Alden Central High School - Album Yearbook (Alden, NY)

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IPRESS CL B THE PRESS CLUB HAS A MEMBERSHIP or ABOUT FIFTY MEMBERS. THESE STUDENTS, IN ADDITION TO THEIR REGULAR STUDIES, TAKE ON THE WEEKLY RESPONSIBILITY OF COLLEC- TING, WRITING, AND TYPING THE NEWS E- I VENTS AND FEATURES OF INTEREST TD THEIR' READERS. THIS NEWS IS PUBLISHED WEEKLY ON A SPECIAL PAGE IN THE ALDEN ADVER- TISER. L GUAGE ULIB CQTMMIIICIAI I CLUB THE NEWLY oRGANIzEo COMMERCIAL CLUB IN ITS FIRST YEAR or ExIsTENcE I4NcLuuIEs ABOUT THIRTY JUNIORS ANI: SENIORS MAJORING' IN BUSINESS SUBJECTS. THE oLuB SPONSORS ' MovIEs, GAMES AND SPEECHES or INTEREST Fon IT'S MEMBERS. SOME or THE MEMBERS :HAVE GOLD PINS REPRESENTING THEIR MEMBER- SHIP IN THE cLuB. ' I .61 THE LANGUAGE CLUB MEETS EVERY1 TWO WEEKS. THE CLUB CONSISTS oF. LATIN AND FRENCH sTuoENTs. EACH. STUDENT MUST PREPARE SOME ACTIVITY FOR THE MEETING THEY ARE ASSIGNED TO CONDUCT. NRS. FOLTS AND MISS 'tLDRl0GE ARE THE CLUB ADVISORS.

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THE SENIOR 1951. IT WAS THAT HELD THE CLEAN AND wHo FAMILY QUARRE THE PLAY AN I THE CAST I Rosen BUTLER. CARRIE BUTLER CAROLlNE..... BILL..... ... Boaav.. . SE IOR PLAY PLAY, 'ALL AMERICAN FAMILY,n wAs HELD NOVEMBER 15 AND 16 A HUMAN INTEREST FAMILY COMEDY WITH EXCITING HIGHLIGHTS INTEREST or THE AUDIENCE FROM BEGINNING T0 END. THE LESOME TYPICAL FAMILY LIFE or THE BUTLER'S WHICH INCLUDED LS, ROLLER-SKATING, MISTAKES AND RECONCILIATIONS, MKUE MMENsE SUCCESS T0 ALL. N D 0 D A C 0 c C D D LUDED: ..Bos WLODARCZYK GRANDMA-.... . ..EVELYN HEY WIDOW SMITH..... . EILEEN CoLLINs PETER SMITH..... . ROBERT BOGER BRUCE FoRD...... ..DONALD WEBSTER LUCY MIUOLEFORDE AVIS MlDDLEFORD.oo..MARlAN WYRWA .NDRMA BEEMAN .ALICE FERRY ALAN SITZMAN .GEORGE TAvLARIs .CAROLE VOGT THE CAST, IN ADDITION T0 THE DIRECTCR, MR. SINCLAIR, THE ADvIsoRs, MRS. NELSON AND NR. MCCORMICK, AND THE MANY TECHNICIANS AND USHERS, HELRED TO MAKE THE SENIOR PLAY, HALL AMERICAN FAMILY,n A MEMORABLE EVENING ron EVERYDNE. 60' I

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TUDE' T COUNCIL THE STUDENT COUNCIL IS THE GOVERNING BODY or THE SCHOOL. THE OFFICERS ARE CHOSEN BY THE STUDENT BODY. EACH CLASS sELEcTs TWD PEOPLE T0 REPREsENT THEM AT THE WEEKLY MEET- INGS. THE STUDENT COUNCIL THIS YEAR wAs IN CHARGE OF SPORTS NIGHT AND TWO MOVIES. To HEEPVDEERAY EXPENSES THE COUNCIL THIS YEAR ALSO PUQCHASED A POP-CORN MACHINE. MR. FOSTER .AND MR. MAHONEY ARE THE ADVISORSU THE POP-CORN MACHINE WAS PURCHASED BY THE STUDENT CDUNCIL AND HAS BEEN QUITE POPULAR WITH THE sTUDENTs. THE COUNCIL BOUGHT THE MACHINE THIS YEAR, HoPINe T0 MAKE ENOUGH MONEY T0 PAY FOR IT AND T0 HELP WITH THE REST or THE STUDENT COUNCIL FUNCTIONS. THE STUDENT CDUNCIL HAS LCANED THE MACHINE T0 EVERY CLAss FOR ACTIVITIES. THEY, IN RETURN, PAY THE STUDENT COUNCIL A PERCENTAGE or THE PQ0FlTSsM THE MACHINE WjTH ITS DELJQIOUQ POPCORN HAs PROVEN QUITE PRDFITADLE so PAR. 0 'ITUR ONE or THE MAIN DUTIES or THE STUDENT COUNCIL IS T0 sET UP AND DIRECT THE MONI- ToR SYSTEM. THE MEMBERS or THIS ORGANIZA- TTON ARE CAREFULLY QHQSEN AND sHoUED FEEL 'HONQRED TO HOLD THEIR POSITIONS. MONITOHS ENDEAVOR TO KEEP THE SCHOOL QUIET AND NEAT. ,THEY MAKE A LIST or ANY PUPILs wHo VIOLATE :A RULE or THE scHooL. THE vIoLATERs ARE THEN SENT BEFORE A STUDENT COURT WHICH TRIEs THEIR CASE AND UETERMINES THE SEN- TENCE. 55' I