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

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The L1brary Club tlus year elected Emrly Mrchel as 1ts presrdent Under the able leadershrp, the club members undertook such projects as frxrng L1 brary bulletln boards readrng stones to the grades durmg Book Week, takrng turns bemg a L1brary assrstant and 1n general learnrng all about the drfferent aspects of L1brary work All thrs, of course would not be possrble wrthout the farthful assrstance and thoughtful suggestrons from Mrs N11es :-f' '5- .J MIKE TURNS BOGKWORM Back row, left to right: E. Mott, E. Davis, E. Craig, L. Wade, B. Gliha, A. Harmon, Mrs. Niles. Front row: S. Hulbert, D. Wakeman, E. Michel, C. Howland, D. Alcott, S. Striegler.

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g1l s 5 QQ os, O tooo ' mx Oo, If , r ' x L-w at-01' wa-2-,mi Frrst row left to rtght B Hulbert D Mott K Thoms, G Cuttrng P Russell G Carlson D Davy Second row P Schroth R Ireland P Dean R Feyerabend C Sheldon D Callear Standrng B Malnusch ' Mr Hugglns I. Tompklns Absent K Collins R Pratt ---' W MIKE WORKS WITH PROJECTION CLUB Projectlon Club 15 one of the oldest organrzatrons 1n BCHS and one of the most relred upon If any students Jorned thls club wrth the 1dea that II was a good way to plck up an easy credrt they found out L drfferenrly after a few weeks of actrve servrce Though they have no money maklng act1v1t1es the members are Roll 'em, Kent kept busy every spare moment Not only do they show educatxonal frlms for classes or or ganrzatrons and noon hour movles for the students but they also lend thelr assxstance to groups around town who want ftlms shown All th1s keeps them running durrng study halls lunch hour after school and evenrngs too But that s not all' It tsn t enough to know how to run the projector, but they must also learn how to clean and reparr xt and the proper care and handlmg of frlms. The strrct schedule these students must meet helps them acquue a strong sense of respon s1b1l1ty and realrze the rmportance of adJust1ng therr trme to meet the needs of others. ,QW III, L. ' so , ., vo, V . ,, , WM, J ., 'gi 4,,wLA.T. 1 X , 1 I . bv..- ,, I 'T' 'III ,,.f ,.,, at N ..Q-. WM... It I T 37144 , . 321 'C' I 7,1 - I . :za I , I I I : 'I '35 'I ga . -, .Q 1 9 P , ' 1-I Y y .1 V I . Is., I .I , I 'i11.I ' I . fl. M .O I J , V .X V..,.., ti 571 A . . . 1.1. 01 ,Q 1 1 1 1 - 1 f - V nf-'N 3,., 'A . , . , . . Z . , . , -5- A . . . xp' FA . , I . . , . ' . I . , I I 1 xx . , . . I . , . . 70, f X ! H ,Q 1 1 . . . . . 1 I ' sg : . . . . ' 'Q g . .. . - .. u' . . . . 1 A.. , , ' ' , ' 0 I f 1 I ,I , '

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First row left to right N Wilcox I Banks I Rosa S Kinney P Schroth Second row Niles P Shoecraft T Hulbert A Harmon K Ogren P Ogren R Black M Lawrence Mott S Pollard Third row I Doolittle E Glrha N Schroth K Dean K Hurlbert Leonard N Crawford I Crawford E Dean Mrs Doyle S Tuckey I Lord E Craig Pearsall C Howland B Gliha Fourth row S Neumuth L Smith B Castle D Davis Houck D Neldllnger V Bickford S Hulbert D Amey D Wakeman E Davis Peter Ogren was elected presldent of Dramatics Club this year Even though this organ: zation has existed before rt never had such membership as it did this year At the beginning of the year we planned to put on more plays than we have had before Besides the usual play in the spring we also wanted one around Christmas time The Thespian Society a National Society which has to do with dramatics is also re- ceiving a large number on the roll from the school In order to become a member one must have had a major role in or worked on the crew of at least one play The member receives a one year subscription to Dramatics magazine as well as the honor of the position We realize that without Mrs Doyle s fine direction our organization would surely be lost we are indebted to her for devoting much of her time to us 'I .0 ON STAGE WITH MIKE AND ' DRAMATICS CLUB - ,-gi ....f.J. 'Q