Canton Williams High School - Algonquin Yearbook (Canton, NY)

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X. Y. Z.? FRATERNITY President .....,............ Willmer Thomas Vice President ......... ...... B art Lynch Secretary and Treasurer ..., Mark 0'Driscoll When our fraternity was started in 1908, its sponsors expressed their doubt as to the per- manance of the organization by placing! th '? after its name. All doubts soon faded, but the 'T remained to spur us on to further development. Our members are chosen for their prestige in athletics, scholastic ability, activity in school life, and good fellowship. This year has been brightened by X. Y. Z.'? tea dances, athletic contests, and a sl-eigrh ride. -Willnier Thomas. THE O. A. P. FRATERNITY FIRST SEMESTER President .................... Donald Crary Vice-President ...... ... Claude Dishaw Secretary-Treasurer ....... Phillips Reynolds The Oniicron Alpha Pi fraternity, estab- lished in 11104, has had a very prosperous year, being w-ell represented in all athletics, placing' seven nn-mhers on the football team and six SECOND SEMESTER President .................... Donald Crary Vice-President ....... .. . Robert Coakley Secretary-Treasurer ....... Phillips Reynolds inenibers on the basketball squad. The social proqiam included a sleigh ride and party at Morley, a banquet, and a picnic. -Claude Dishaw.

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ORCHESTRA AND GLEE CLUB LEADER - MR. CRAM Violins, Martha Clark, Margaret Dona, Helen Mack, Mr. Doreng Banjo, Doreen Roodg Saxo- phone, Francis Christensong Trumpets, Horton Heffernan, Altos, Ethel Bacon, Erma Thorn- hill, Martha Clark, Anne Robins, Sopranos, Edna Erickson, Margaret Dona, Edna Wight, Tupper, David Wight, Donald Barbour, Piano, Helen Phalon, Aldine Stevens, Gertrude Brown, Helen Tupper, Harriet Clark, Drums, Walter Barbara MacVey, Wanda Nichols. THE MASQUERS President ..... .. Richard Given Vice-President ..,......,..... Dorothy Crary The year of 1933-34 has proven very successful in respect to the social and business activities of the Masquers. After the annual fall play, It Won't Be Long Now, four seniors and five sophomores were initiated at Secretary and Treasurer ..... Aldine Stevens Faculty Adviser ................. Miss Gage a Christmas party at the high school. This year, our members who have held major parts in plays were able to join the national honorary society of dramaticfs, the Thespians. --Dorothy Crary.

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LES BABILLARDS FIRST SEMESTER President ........,............ Benton Pike Vice-President .... . . . Frances Howard Treasurer ...... .... P aul Warner Secretary ...... Madgeline Cota , , Richard Given Soclal Directors .... ..... L eonard Fisk Faculty Adviser . . . Established in 1931, the local Theta chapter of Les Babillards, honorary French society, has made for itself a perman-ent position in school life. To become a member of Les Babillards, a state-wide organization of eight chapters with headquarters at Rochester, a person must have an average of 85, and must have studied French for at least one and one- half years. SECOND SEMESTER President ..................... Paul Warner Vice-President .... ..... M erton Smith Treasurer ...... .. Frances Howard Secretary ..... ........ B enton Pike S I, ID, Q Madgeline Cota ocia lrectors ......... Q Phillips Reynolds . . . ...... Miss Scurrah In addition to the bi-monthly meetings, at which French is spoken, club activities have included tea dances and a picnic, all of which have been both socially and financially a success. That the French Club has been, in any degree, successful is due largely to the co- operation of our faculty adviser, Miss Scurrah. -Merton Smith. SPEAKING CONTEST FIRST PRIZE Doreen Cornell Phillips Reynolds SECOND PRIZE Mary E. Pike Richard Given