Warsaw High School - Blast Yearbook (Warsaw, NY)

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STUIIE T IIIJUNEII. First Row, L. to R.: T. Palumbo, P. Wheeler, S. Clark, J. Abner, J. Gerould, R. Granger. Second Row: M. Gardner, D. Van Allen, D. Callahan, N. Coiield, G. Hubbard, M. Southwell. Third Raw: D. Southwell, N. Wilcox, B. Wheeler, P.,Zeches, M. Croney, V. Simmons. ADVISORS and OFFICERS Seated, L. to R.: D. Callahan, Vice-President, Mrs. Seibold, Advisarg B. Wheeler, Treasurer. Standing: M- Croney,Presidentg Mr. Davis, Advisor. Absent: P. Wheeler, Se cretary. a V ' , iiftvrgk E c 5 X K si -ff , 3 N 9' . V A is , .S -- - 'e-- - 1 an I, 'K f 5' is Q 'lt 1 x X 1 . at Wg, 4 Q o 4 I W In its second year of organization, the Student Council has accomplished many of the ideas suggested last year and also tried to initiate some new proce- dures. Among the former are the school calendar, drawn up for each month, which includes a dance each monthg and the traditional St. Patrick's Day dance named the Shamrock Hop which was very cleverly planned and carried out. This year has been the first time that the thousand point award system has been used in Warsaw. One new procedure initiated by this Student Council was the monitor service performed by the members to help the faculty keep the halls clear during classes. It ha been a very successful year for the Student Council, and the whole student body appreciated their efforts.

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SE Illll Mr. Harvey Director The Junior Band has been working hard this year be- cause all of its new mem- bers are realizing that in a few short years they will be the future Senior Band. The new members can join the band when they are in the fourth grade and have gained Mr. Harvey's 'per- mission according to eir abilities. All the members of the Junior Band practice faithfully and are becoming a fine musical group. Yo 'Y J First Row, L. to R.: A. Litteer, J. Wickens, J. Blasius, M. Willse, M. C Martin. Second Row: C. Thomson, J. Harvey, M. Martin, A. Lange, M. Burgeson. Third Raw: M. Sheehe, P. Neeley, G. Nairn, S. Stokes. C. Mandeville. Fourth Row: B. Austin, G. Hubbard, K. Damon, R. Boldt, S. Holahan, B. Ball. Fifth Row: A. Edmonds, L. Litteer, J. Cofield, M Naim, D. Kurtz. UNIIJH BA ll First Row, L. to R.: J. Hoy, J. Alfieri, M. Smith, C. Nettlesbi , S. Collister, J. Wickens, J. Jonas, D. Gay, H. Putney. Second Row: C. Wares, D. Thomas, H. Shegl, C. Foote, S. Nicholson, J. Apple b , J. Blasius, I. Baxter, J. Wickens. Third Row: M. Gebel, R. Firestone, G. Moffett, G. Abner, D. lfrarville, C. Neeley, F. Moffett, D. Palumbo. Fourth Row: M. C. Martin, M. Burgeson, L. Boldt, A. Lange, B. Austin, J. Lanni, B. Miller. R. Bums.