Beekmantown Central School - Crest Yearbook (Plattsburgh, NY)

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SEATED: Pat Glasgow, Mrs. Lefeve, Iohn Farewell, Jeanne Wattie. STANDING: Elaine Babcock, Sally Stevens, John LaPlante. Newspaper 61116 Newspaper Club teaches students to ex- press themselves accurately and interestingly. THE EAGLE'S VIEW, our monthly school paper, keeps the students informed about school acti- vities and teen-age trends. Science 61116 The purpose of Science Club is to help students to familiarize themselves with the various laboratory techniques and demonstra- .ions in the physical and biological sciences. FIRST ROW Andrew Fredette Joan Webber Kathy Bassett Mr Earl Shirley Pytlak James Squires SECOND ROW David Davidson Larry Russell Kecvrd 61116 These Record Club members are hard at work memorizing the latest dance steps. They say, lt's a real kookie club! X -9329 W X ffl , I ' '1 S

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?rc'm'h 611111 Members of the French Club, organized in the fall of 1959, devote themselves to learning about the rich culture of France. Through films, games, songs and newspapers, they have not only become more proficient in the language, but become acquainted with French geography, history and customs. FIRST ROW: Judy Atwood, Kathy Bassett, Barry Howell, David Finch. SECOND ROW: Shirley Pytlak, Mike Drollette, Peter Fields, Mrs. Wiener. Dramatic gfllb Dramatic Club's presentation of Steps From Beyond, a one-act play by Ioy Reid Gould, was enthusiastically received by the student body during the first semester of the school year. During the second semester, Dramatic Club members successfully staged Itchin' to Get Hitched, a clever farce by Richard Henry. 1' ,fx I FIRST ROW: Barbara Wattie, Pat Ducatte, Mrs. Wie ner, Alyce Belknap. SECOND ROW: Edith Mattoon, David Belair, Erica Gardlin, Roberta Dewan. latin glllb Our Latin Club, Legio Decima, is in its first year and has already accomplished much. The purpose of this club is to enlarge on the study of the Latin language, Roman history, mythology, and culture. Legio Decima is an excellent activity be- cause ofthe enjoyment and knowledge it affords to the students. P H ' llll . N ill STANDING: Mrs. Caplan. FIRST ROW: Jeanne Wat- tie, Carol Phillips, Sandy LeBlanc, Anna Fredette. SECOND ROW: Lyn Felton, Bill Relation, Gary Foun- tain, Wendell Spoor.

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fzbmry The aims of Library Club are to stimulate a widespread interest in reading and to make the li- brary a more attractive and appealing place to visit. Club members fulfill these aims by publishing library news and assisting the librarian to keep the library in good order. BUT THIS SEATED: Richard Roushia, Beverly Farewell, Mrs. Waldmann, Janice Brunet. STANDING: Bill Jabout, David Hall, Bill Flynt Andrew Fredette, David Davidson. wesr midi NOT THIS Phvtvgraphy In photography club students learn many of the things that a good photographer must know. Instruc- tion is given in the art of operating a camera proper- , ly, developing films and enlarging prints. Some pic- i tures have been sold, and club members hope to sell many more. New equipment will be purchased, in time, with profits from the sale of pictures. f- ,' ll ,., --Ufffl..- FIRST ROW: Margie Hewitt, Dorothy Kuhlsen, Bill Jabout, Pat f Brand. SECOND ROW: Leonard Dominy, Ronald Ducharme, If A Linda Duchene, Mrs. Lea, Mr. Bromley. .. ,-7, 'f KX FIRST ROW: Joanne Friedel, John Miller, Lyn Felton, David Finch, Bruce Reynolds. SECOND ROW: Fred Tallman, Jill Foote, Nancy Finch, Tom Dubuc, David Brunelle, Norman Denny, Floyd Baker. Salma! Store Our School Store is organized as one of the acti vities under the sponsorship of the Student Council. The store has two primary functions: Q15 regular school supplies are sold to students at regular retail prices: profits were used last year to provide scholarship awards in the grades and high school, and Q21 the school store sells at cost some items that are specified for use in different classes.