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

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lnterdenominational Young People Although the attendance was somewhat smaller this year than formally, the Young People's had a very successful year. As every member agreed that he did not know enough about the life of Jesus, we chose this topic for our group discussions. Other programs included supper meetings, music, and local or out-of-town guest speakers. The high spots of the year were two successful parties held in Fisher Hall at the University. Everyone enjoyed them and thought they were very worthwhile, The officers for the year were: President, Mary Longshore, secretary, Barbara Huntg treasurer, Richard Michaels. Reverend Hugh Tigner and Dr. Max Kapp were our very competent advisors. Methodist Youth Fellowship Meetings of The Methodist Youth Fellowship are held Sunday evenings at 7 o'clock. The program consists of a worship service, dis- cussion, and business meeting. Our average attendance is about 20. During the first part of the year Rev. Dobbie spoke to us on the Gospel of St. Luke. During the latter part of the year we have discussed topics from The World Outlook on The Coming Peace. Special speakers of the year have been: Rev. Thomas, Why Men Preach g Mr. Hydon, Our Methodist Hymnal g Miss Sanford, The Six Pillars off Peace. Our activities have included, monthly supper meetings, a sleigh ride, exchange visits with neighboring groups, We presented a Christ- mas pageant and an Easter sunrise service and breakfast. The officers are as follows: President, Darcy Thomas, vicerpresident, Norine Forsythe, sec- retary, Beth Lumleyg treasurer, James Todd. Catholic Youth Organization The Catholic Youth Organization has com- pleted its third successful year. In September the following officers were elected: President, Betty Carraherg vice-president, Nora Rileyg secretary, Elizabeth Desmondg treasurer, Bev- erly Mousawg historian, Tom Calnon. Eleven new members were received into the club with a very impressive initiation ceremony held in November. Weekly meetings were held in the Knights of Columbus hall. Among its many activities, the C. Y. O. has sponsored six successful dances. The members have also par- ticipated in Communion breakfasts, choir work, and other religious projects. A ball, which will be held at Ship A-hoy on class night, will complete the club's activities for this year. INTERDENOMINATIOWNAL YOUNG PEOPLE First Row -Mxirgzlu-t Longsliure, Wade. Hunt, Mic-lmels. Manley, Mary IAIIIKNIIUYE, Muyhee, Mo-rrlll. Set-oml Row Merrill, Mc1'ormi4-k. Mcllenn. Reynolds, Powr, H4-ini. Plumb, Johnson. METHODIST YOUTH FELLOWSHIP First Row lforrytlie. Purnell. lluoilv. Tuilrl. Brown. Serum! ltow llnnki-llxvrg, Plmsa-. Paige. liurl. 'l'odd, Rmislley. Forsytlie, lic-nnett. Pierce, 'l'homnu, Tuylor. 'l'hirll Row li. l's-if-rs. Imnilvy. L. Norton. xl1'll0lllll4l Robinson 1' Pet r Wilson. Newman F0l'Nj'flll'. . . . 1. vs, CATHOLIC YOUTH ORGANIZATION First Row lhnnxlnw. Mnroiiey. Maiestiwi-nlzi, l4'inm-gun, A. l'ilI'l'llll0l', li. Kenyon, Harrington, A. Ixvnynn. himillmilt, Murphy. l.nf'l:nlr. Hi-4-mul Row'--Riley, E. llosinund, llowzlrrl. 'l'. Homllxmt, llillkllvllll, Murtyn, Pearl, Cardinal, Viipnlorio. Muroiwv, ll. Ke- 'on. . NJ Third R vi A Fil NI o '-W . inegnn. . unsnw, E. 1f'inm-gun, llurnlnun, Leonard, Culnon, P. Desmond, Jones, ifurrulwr, Urowley, Norris.