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

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CTI ITY EWS Honor Society The student in Bainbridge Central School who is exceptional in the four areas of character, scholarship, leadership and service will be selected for honor society The National onor Society has the following professional alms r An enthusiasm for good scholarship throughout the school 2 Encouragement of a desire rn students to render service to the school and the community 3 A plan for self evaluation of t.he student of the potential elements of leadership qualrtres wlthrn htm 4 A stimulus to the student to observe and practice those acts of others that develop strength of character 5 An encouragement to the student to continue his leam mg and his education Band Here they come down the street 45 strong those slick marchers rn their blue and white uniforms Or see them on stage when they are giving a concert Bainbridge rs proud of its band as rt slowly settles down to a well knit unrt after havmg growing pains The band plays grade four music which rs a little above average for a school this size Concert selections rn clude overtures marches popular tunes and novelty bits The administration considers musrc to be an integral part of the educational processes and g1ves every child an opportunity to study a musical instrument After he has learned to play he may be selected for the Senror Band Those in the past who have been a part of the high school band cherish fond memories Chorus The chorus always has been an integrated part of a regular school program It gives boys and girls an opportunity to jorn together rn song and friendship We at Barnbrrdge can boast that we have the best small chorus rn the county This feeling rs due largely to the fact that of 50 people rn chorus 24 of them are boys Future Farmers of America The F FA rs an organization of students who major rn Agri agricultural leadership cooperation and citizenship Three spe crfic purposes for which the organization was formed are 1 To develop competent aggressive rural and agricultural leadership 2 To create a love of nature and country lrfe 3 To encourage and practice thrrft The regular meetings of the Bainbridge Chapter No 84 are held at 7 30 p m the third Wednesday of each month under the supervision of Mr Coe The chapter belongs to the Chenango County New York State and National Future Farmers organization Student Council The main project of Student Council this year was the tak- ing of individual pictures through the school. The council does this every two years, and it is the council's only money making pro ect Student Council sponsored a Darsy Dance rn the fall ln order to earn money for the purchasing of baskets and ribbons These baskets and ribbons will be used rn place of a daisy chain at commencement rn june Our councrl donated money to the Red Feather campaign and sent CARE packages overseas Many of our members attended the three league meetings this year offering the league suggestions as well as brrngrng us back new ideas Orchestra The student who rs seeking other things rn music beside band and chorus has an opportunity to join the school orchestra The orchestra plays a different type of music from the band Bainbridge boasts of having one of the very few orchestras rn the area It was the Greek philosopher Aristotle who said Since music has so much to do with the moulding of character rt rs necessary that we teach rt to our children Bainbridge Central School recogmzes the educational value derived from the study of music and has maintained the school orchestra to pro vrde a well rounded music department Press Club The Blue and White section of our local newspaper rs written and edited each week by the members of Press Club You might say that basically our work consists of a very slmple course rn journalism Each member endeavors to increase hrs understanding of the process of writing and editing the articles of our column Not only does Press Club benefit its members but also rovrdes a natural interest for those who read the product o our efforts and are concerned with the actrvrtres of our school The organization has proven itself to play an active role rn the student lrfe of Bainbridge Future Homemakers of America As an integral part of the program of Home Economics rn development of puprl rnrtratrve rn planning and carrying out actrvrtres related to homemakrng The FHA brrngs together state groups interested rn and working toward better home and family lrvrng provides opportu nrtres to share rn solving problems important to home life and sponsors groups local state and national FHA came into being through cooperative efforts of youth enrolled rn homemakrng rn secondary schools They burlt a National organization of their own rn which they may develop social qualrtles and promote better home lrfe for its members and their famrlres Echo Our Yearbook rs a Senror project composed not only of the merits of the graduating class but an overall picture of student life from junior High through High School The staff is chosen ln the Sprrng of their junior year As Seniors they do all the work on their book with guidance from Mrs Hager and Mrs Kinney Financially they must depend on the townspeople to support their book through patronage Their other financial project rs the charge put on each picture rn the book In the end t.he Echo usually comes out safe and sound but not wrth out headaches worries and breakdowns! Echo Staff Edrtor Betty Amey Assistant Edrtor George Nel 36 son Business Manager Vroletta Howe Art Edrtor Paulrne Thoms Assistant Art Edrtor Shirley Russell Advertrsrng Edrtor Ray Parsons Assistant Advertrsrng Edrtor Bruce Parsons Typ ing Edrtor Betty Strergler Assistant Typing Edrtor Donna Wade Boys Sports Edrtor Roy Curtis Assistant Boys Sports Edrtor Richard Stevens Girls Sports Edrtor Duffy Kinney Assistant Girls Sports Edrtor Cynthia Coe Photography Edrtor Paul Niles Assrstant Photography Edrtor Wallace Crosby Lit erary Edrtor Carol jobson Assistant Literary Edrtor Charles Hager Social Edrtor Richard jones Assistant Social Edrtor Carole Parker Cover Design by Pauline Thoms culture. The primary aim of the I-'.F.A. is .the development of the schools of America this offers opportunity for t.he further