Blairstown High School - Amicitiae Yearbook (Blairstown, NJ)

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dyr LEFT TO RIGHT Rose Crxsman Diana Lowman Loretta Lauer Jean West Janet Bender Dorothy Appel Dotty Johnston Dianne Shuster Doris Watters Anita Heins Mrs Betty Cornwell Neola Keet Karen Hoffman Maryann Hoffman Sharon Davitt JUNIOR MISS CLUB ADVISOR Mrs BettyG Cornwell President Dianne Shuster Vice President Diana Lowman Secretary Maryann Hoffman Treasurer Dorothy Appel The Junior Miss Club meets every Thursday eighth period During the year, committees give demonstrations on etiquette, grooming, dating, and several other selective topics. A committee chairman directs the program and discussion. A current magazine is purchased for the members of the club to use in reports and as extra reading material. Many books, pamphlets, and other materials are at the disposal of all members. Dues are paid monthly and are used for projects during the year. Specific time was alloted for crafts and handiwork such as knitting, embroider- ing and painting. For recreational purposes we participate in various activities, ice skating, swimming, picnics and parties. Page Thirty-eight

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LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Arthur Schaare, Roberta Davitt, Harry Rush, Larry Robbins, Jean West, John Appel, Dianne Shuster, Donald Walter, Marilyn Maring, Robert Walter, Lena Meshach. NOT PICTURED: Walter Oleszek, Josephine Shuster, David Wagner. PHO TOGRA PH Y CLUB ADVISOR: Mr. Arthur Schaare OFFICERS President ....... ........... J ohn Appel Secretary-Treasurer .... Josephine Shuster The Photography Club tries to teach its members how to take and develop pictures. We learn how to keep light from entering the film, proper position for taking pictures, and what scene will make good photographing. We travel to different places in the countryside to see if we can find any unusual photo' shots. The fall, winter, and spring give us a variety in taking almost any type of picture. After the pictures are taken we have a dark room where we learn to develop the prints properly. Every member has an opportunity to try his skill in developing the photographs. A used camera was obtained by Mr. Schaare for the use of disassembling and assembling, so that every member of the club could see how a camera actually works. Page Thirty-seven

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xvg W 'L....,, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Louis Caramella, Mary Parr, Elaine Burdge, Dorothy Michel, Diana Shipps, Donna Dayson, Carolyn Erlwein DRIVER EDUCATION CLUB ADVISOR: Mr Louis Caramella The Driver Education Club meets weekly under the supervision of Mr. Louis Caramella. We discuss and learn the details of highway safety and driver training The general aims of the club are: to learn the general safety rules and applications thereof, the correct operation, of the motor vehicle, the proper use of the motor vehicle onthe highways, highway courtesy, pedestrian safety, and finally to aid the student in his efforts to become a licensed motor vehicle operator. The qualifications are that the members must be sixteen years of age or over and have a desire to learn the fundamentals of safety. We use the standard text book and the State Driver's Manual for all discussions. Page Thirty-nine