Bainbridge Central High School - Echo Yearbook (Bainbridge, NY)

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MIIB, A t N UI, an-'Y 'VI I First Row - Betsy Stiles, Mary Jayne Butts, Doris Parker, Milton Wade, David Coe, Helen Myers, Janet Parker, Marie Elder, Eugenia Landers. Second Row- Miss Smith, Eldridge Sheely, Dick Barnard, Pauline Palmer, Arlene Martin, Violet Westerberg, Gary Holman, Steve Smith, Mrs. Cheesbro. Third Row - Roger Lord, Dick Hoyt, Joe Armstrong. STUDENT COUNCIL David Coe was elected president for this year, Milton Wade, Vice-President, Helen Myers, Secretary, and Janet Parker, Treasurer. Mrs. Cheesbro and Miss Smith con- tinued as advisers. Our council is made up of representatives from each class, grades seven through twelve, and the chairmen of working committees in school. We are members of the National Association of Student Councils and of the Susquenango League of Student Councils. During the year we attended three league meetings, the first held at Unadilla, sec- ond at Chenango Forks, and the spring meeting at Sidney. As regular projects, this group supervised apportionment of money-making proj- ects in classes, Traffic Squad, Cafeteria inspection, Fire Squad, selection of winners of point system letters, and regular locker inspection. Undertakings for this year included initiating a chapter of the National Honor Soci- ety in B.C.H.S. and the purchase and supervision of class treasurers' books. As last year, Student Council sponsored a drive tluoughout the entire school for CARE packages to be sent to Germany. One hundred forty-six dollars was contributed for this. Prizes of three, two, and one dollars were given in the sixth grade for winning posters on courtesy. We hope to institute new school awards to be given in June. A handbook for student use is another project under consideration. A - A

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ww In front: Roger Fletcher, .Dick Hoyt. At the Table: Janet Parker, Linda Salzberg, Marilyn Coon, Pauline Palmer, Marie Elder, Beverly Archer, Claudine Eldred, Marg Cudworth, Laura Belle Mott, Violet Westerberg, Don Pixley, Patsy Puerile, Iona Sherman, Eugenia Landers, and Doris Gorton. Standing: Lola Neidlinger, Norma Roscoe, Betty Newman, Marilyn Stanton, Dora Hitchcock, Lorraine Howe, Nora Drachler, Ruth Roloson, Ioan Michel, Carol Searles, Patricia Babcock, Barbara King, Jo Strasnicsak, Virginia Parsons, Miss Smith, Leal Daly, Bob Hughston, June Garrison, Pat Skinner, Irene Flyzik, Arlene Martin, Joyce Allen, and Leona Dibble. PRESS CLUB Aside from being the most active extra curricular organization in school, Press Club has the distinct honor of being the oldest organization. For approximately twenty years Press Club has been functioning efficiently. This year, under the editorship of Claudine Eldred and Violet Westerberg and able faculty supervision of Miss Smith, we are proud to say that the '48-'49 season should be a definite credit to the reputation of the previous twenty years. This year's Blue and White staff should be especially commended for its con- stant growth and the willing spirit among its members. To know Blue and White is to know Press Club, and Blue and White speaks for itself. I A - 5 - , L 4