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

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X65 New exqyil NV begs E membe nl mem Chu ' le eS1 e' x01 E ft Fo Y' me-,Soc eau '18 1 :Cen M W1 Inscrrbed on the Natronal Honor Soclety Emblem are the words scholarshrp, lead ershrp character and SCIVICC These characterrsucs must be present rn Honor Socrety members Once a student 18 xn the soc1ety he has membershrp for hfe rt IS a post of honor The requrrements for Honor Socret are 88 avera e for the entrre h1 h school ears Y S 8 Y he must have an outstandxng character show serv1ce for hrs school and show abrhty for leadershlp MIKE ATTENDS HONOR SOCIETY INDUCTIONS MW Seated left to nght M Lawrence, E Mott D Nrles, R Black Mr BIBCCIO Standrng A Lewrs, D Wakeman, L Wade, P Ogren, K Purdy

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Left to nght W Olsen G Budme G Dolph, R Packer K Loomrs R Marnush A Harmon T Armstrong C Leonard, R Lawrence D Amey D Schrader R Black F Smrth R Martrn, M Callera R Woods, F Mott Absent E Davrs AND EGR YOUR SAFETY THE FIRE SQUAD The Frre Squad s Job rs one of the most rmportant ones of the school Durrng the pracuce fue drrlls rt rs the responslbhty of the frre squad members to get on therr posts rn order to drrect the students from the school In case of a real frre, the members would be handy to remrnd the students that thrngs would go more smoothly and effrcrently rn the long run rf they remarn quret rn order to recerve orders stay calm and walk qurckly but not run Thrs year Mr Morse was our sponsor agarn Wrth hrs help we were well rnstructed rn the rules for frre dnlls The crew rn acnon was well managed by our captarn Fred Srnrth I fin Ar.. ni, 4. ' : . , . ' , . . , . ', . ' , . I 9 I ' l I ' I 9 I 0 I . , . . . . . . : . '. . , . .. . . -. . . n u ' ' - ' D - . , f yztkh- f f Qmlvff I f 'swf vfxijlf .'li-sh ,-1.6 7 2

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Axbeiio Ben NelS0n ag since te ache!- . High C gumof Coe Wh came as M Rigtxculiute Q! if MIKE AND STUDENTS RUN THE SCHOOL FOR A DAY ln the Spring of 1957 the Honor Society again sponsored a Student Teacher Day Due to the co operatron of everyone concerned, the day was a great success The student teachers were well prepared and presented interesting classes the faculty was very co operative speak 1ng up only when they thought it necessary to stress a certain point the rest of tl1e student bo been all year The purpose of the program IS to give the student teachers the opportun1ty to seriously consider the teaching profession as a career Since many of the student teachers have been influenced by the experience, It must be granted that the proJect IS a very worthwhile one to undertake Those student teachers who parucrpated are Anthony Howland Mr Andrews Sally Landre Mr Nickerson Ethel Armstrong Mrs Klnney Ralph Castle Mr Huggins Ann Lewis Mrs Niles Claire Jobson Miss Pagett Douglas Besemer Mr Bracclo Roberta Black Mr Doyle Kathleen Purdy Miss Kemp Charles Simonds Mr Jones Eumce Mott Miss Baker Robert Smith Mrs Butler Linda wade Mrs Lord Dewitt Niles Mr Palmer Esther Davis Mrs Laird Genevieve Collins Mrs Cheesbro Ben Nelson Mr Albert Rlchard Palmatrer Mr Coe Duane Lawrence Mr V1cary Deann Wakeman Mrs Hager Barbara Parker Mrs Winger Betty Jane Pratt Mrs Doyle Stanley Davis Mr Best Rose Mary Tobey Mrs Corbin David Schrader Mr Morse Gary Darling Mr Crandall Minnie Lawrence Mrs Crane Charles Boyd Miss Smith Martha Drachler Mrs Black dy 1 r. 495.5532 BWEWQ 'week ' A I i I 1 v, I WW A . I . . - . . . 3 - . . - seemed to take it in their stride and were probably the most attentive audience that they had