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

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ROW 1: P. Shoecraft, D. Davis, B, Castle, E. Hoyt, M. Thomas, D. Houck, D. Day, B, Gliha, T. Hulbert, D. Neidlinger, S, Hulbert, D. Amey, ROW 2: J. Crawford, M. Lewis, E. Craig, C, Howland, N. Wilcox, Mr. Vicary, J. Rosa, J. Lord, N. Craw- ford, N. Schroth, M. Curtis, J. Banks. Eleanor Craig selling a hot Blue and White 8 to Bruce Dartt. Qweerdekew-4 This year under the editorship of Bunny Gliha, the Press Club is striving to put out a bigger and better Blue and White. The reporters in Press Club collect news of the doings of classes, clubs, students, etc. , write it up, and turn it in to be featured in the monthly issue of the paper. The Senior High Blue and White is not the only task taken on by Press Club. The Town Blue and White, headed by Assistant Editor, Doreen Day, is the section in the Bainbridge News which features the news of the Grade Classes A special staff of reporters collect and pre- pare this news. In future years, the Press Club hopes to become even more profession- al in the newspaper business.

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adeetkeead Once again, under the guidance of Bruce Dartt, our president, the Student Council has faced successfully another challenging year. A new program has been installed. The Council has undertaken as its biggest function, the task of regulating student activities such as initiation, etc. It acts as a service organization by volunteering its services in organizing such groups as the usher's club, leadership in class, and assembly programs. Besides sponsoring the pic- tures of the service organizations in the yearbook, it also sponsors honor society awards, honor pins and activity awards. One of the other many projects that the Council under- takes throughout the year is that of supervising the collection of clothes in the classes for the Children's Federation Clothing Drive. The Council members would like to express their thanks to Mr. Best and Mrs. Crane for their advice and helpfulness during this year, and to the student body for their understanding and cooperation. ROW 1, left to right: G. Dolph, E. Craig, D. Daly, B. Dartt, C. Margeson, M. King, J. O'Neil, A. Hager. ROW 2: Mrs. Crane, J. Rosa, J, Niles, D. Hotaling, J. Sipple, D. Moore, J. Davidson, Mr. Best. ROW 3: L. Thoms, K. Darling, P. White, P. Dean J. Shaver, E. Sipple, ABSENT: P. Thoms.

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'M ft LIBRARIANS ROW 1, left to right: B. Gliha, C. Howland, S. Hulbert, E. Craig, S. Tuckey, J. Adams. ROW 2: V. Johnson, B. Figger, Mrs. Niles, L-. White. I. Rosa, D. Neid- linger. .AZ-img Aman ,466 Sauce 14 'Mm Q.S.7.S. Our school library is kept attractive J.E.T.S. Uunior Engineering Technical and run efficiently by Mrs. Niles, with the Societyj is now in its second year of exist- aid of the members of Library Club, CRCG at B.C- H.S- This organization, spon- The purpose of Library Club is to es- sored by Michigan State University, has as tablish a better understanding of the library its purpose to encourage people interested to the students, in science to do further research. LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Youngs, Miss Smith, K. Collins, P. Hager, B. Dartt, T. Hul- bert, R. Decker, W. Olsen, P. Schroth, D. Neidlinger.