Blairstown High School - Amicitiae Yearbook (Blairstown, NJ)

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photography Club Th1s year for the first tlme a Photography Club .vas olganlzed Durmg the early part of the school year the members lecelved proper methods of takmg plctures Followmg th1s the members learned how to develop films prmt enlargements A contest for the photograph of fhe year lS bemg Barbara DePu3 Enlargement Rhoda Westervelt Dark Room and advlsor page tlzutg mo mstructlons 1n the plctures and make planned Mr Jackson then' -A These are the Club Oflicers: Clayton LaBar, Flash Bulb: Donna Estock, Flash Gung J 2'

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T947 Servrce Clubs 1948 The Service Clubs consists of Hall Safety and Bus Patrols The patrols have been doing an excellent Job this year keeping B H S running smoothly The Hall Patrol is on duty in the halls between classes Their purpose IS to watch out for the sa ety of all the students inside of the building The llus Patrol has the l6'SD0llSlhll1tV ot seeing, that thc rlrllrlrxrr ronrluct therrr selwes propcrlw on the bus to intl from school The Safetv Patrol has taken care of seeing the children safely across the highway at noon and 1n the afternoon ing with a member of the N J State Polrce once a month to discuss var rous safety program or any problems that mav come up Under the direction of the State Police and Mr Chamberlain we elected officers David Keyser as Captain Carvl Jones and Bob DePuy Lieutenants Shlrley M KISS Inspector Audrey Gaus Secretary The members of the 'S patrols are as tollows Donald Ackerson Matthew Belcher Betty Dugan Audrey Gaus Robert DePuy Donald Ackerson Shirley M KISS Robert DePuy Margaret Srpley Grace Stone HALL PATROL Greta Hezel Caryl Jones D3Vld Keyser Shirley M Krse SAFETY PATROL George Gustafson BUS PATROL David Keyser Dorrs Cowell Helen Jane Dennis Emlly Kosclelny Greta Hezel Lorraine Rich Margaret Srpley Charles Slpley Grace Stone Lours Wagner Henry Kozimor Mary Malon LaVerne Hendershot Ruth Quick Sam Mcndola Mary Oleszek Xlarretta Foley page 1111115 om L, . . . .L' 2 S lf rx '. f ' r '21 ' '- This also is our second year working with State Police. All patrols have a meet- . , . . L y . - 1 '. '. I ' 4. . .

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Sports Club This club is so large that no one even Mr Effross our supervisor has ever been able to take an accurate count of 1ts members However the club IS limited to boys and a reasonable estimate of its enrollment would be about sixty A major reason for the clubs popularity is the fact it IS not conducted on a class basis The club offers a wide Vaflety of sports activities from which to choose All during the Falls better weather days a softball soccer and several football games might be seen taking place on the field The comlng of the more unpleasant weather basketball shooting The Sports Club offers all its membe s a recreational opportunity without a class room atmosphere Although no grades or Cfedlt is given for membership in this club it gives each member an opportunity to develop his athletic skill in all sports X li' ,L page thu I3 tin ct found the boys in the gymnasium participating in a volley ball game or practicing their f Xxx . , P X If t N