Blairstown High School - Amicitiae Yearbook (Blairstown, NJ)

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wwg, Wdllfiff ,ww-J ' Bano 0 U Aja-17' ROW ONE: Kathryn Krotje, Mary Walther, Helen Gramberg, Joyce Tillman. ROW TWO: Fred Gebhart, Victor Bufis. Advisor: Miss Evangline Midouhas This year the band has been faithfully working on a series of songs for an assembly scheduled for the spring. We plan to present a few choice selections in a spring concert as the climax of the band year. The band is under the direction of Miss Evangeline Midouhas.

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STUDENTS COLll1Cll SEATED: Barbara Miller, Mary Eberle, Carol Ayers, Theresa Noor- denbos, Jack Skow, Raymond Konkle, Jean Smolha, Judy Ackerson, Ann Noordenbos. STANDING: Joan Rydell, Margaret Henderson, George Transue, Orris Feitsma, Peter Foley, Bruce Christian, David Shotwell. Advisor: Mr. John Regan 'fiyjzfl ul if-If LWA OFFICERS if J LH' ' .. , jd' V if L ,wif President . . i . . . ........ Jack koyl fl? ' IIAQ' . Vice President ..... .... R aymo .I k e I 41 I, Recording Secretary ..... . . . Ca y 41,11 Y, Corresponding Secretary .... Jean h S fi T Treasurer ...... Theresa No, OS,UV1,, j UQ , The first of the school year the Student Couxicilffsonzored the? an- 1 nual Magazine Drive as it has done in the past, and met the goal set for ,, fnlfj this year. It also sponsored three movies for the enjoyment of the High School. They were: Mother Was A Freshman , The Snows of Kilimanjaro and Mr, Belvidere Goes To College. The entire council worked to make the annual picnic, held for the high school, a success. The hand- books, compiled by last year's Student Council, were printed during the summer and passed out to the high school students by the 1954 Council. This year the Student Council met every other Monday.

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loyal xi ' X l v p 1 ' f ,, - . . ' 4: . 5 onamatlc clus P ,af i i !-'Mil 3 lf' 0 yr' Left to rightg Marjorie Kreger, Frances Teunisen, Barbara Kinney, BettyJohn- son Patty Polmatier, Louella Garrett- son Mary Walthers. Advisor: Mr. Nicholas Adamchak The Press Club met eachThursday. Membership was limited to two people. Under these conditions numerous discus- sions concerning publications, styles, and techniques of newspapers were held. A tour of the Bla stown Press office was conducted. Wit tfh.is,backg nd ehope for more inter t 31:51 succggsufgt year. I ' 4 1 ' r X, K ,x ll ix IGIJLQIW . I, , . Q a 1, ,f V ' f will f' W JIU lj. 95' fb 2 ffm I ' I .xt ,rl ' 1 ..- f . H15 JL . -J fi if X t I- 1 I- YQ Xp 1 Et P 'V - .'.1 ' ' , . ,fi X If fx! ',,'k'. ff' Q' ' ,f W The ramatics Club, under the super- 'vision of Mr. Nicholas Adamchak, accom- plished much this year. Some of our time was spent in planning a trip to New York City to see the play, Wonderful Town , and the Empire State Building. The other activities of this club consist of reading plays and enacting them. pness cluls Matilda Brauer, Betsy Woodruff. Mr. Edward Kruska Members: Matilda Brauer, Betsy Woodruff. Advisor: Mr. Edward Kruska