Castleton High School - Parrot Yearbook (Castleton, NY)

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144 Vllillli PARROT Glnmmvrrial Qlluh l First RUII' Furl l-lceder. Dorothy Lcbroc-ht. Miss Dorothy Dorn. Bcity Dorn. Sefond How---Harold Dorn, Frank Stulp, Arthur Vain Buren. PEAK of flic coinlncrcizll club and you spm-nk of 'rho young lzusi- nvss nicn and wonicn of thc school. Again this your thv clulm incin- bvrs boughf stock in flux corporation of 'rho club and cnh-rod info business on :L larger scalu flmu lnsf your. Stocks of fables, lmlnnks and files wore pu1'c-lnmsvd and thcn sold fo studcnls in school. Tho profit rosulfing from fhuir lrzmsacfions al 'rho cnd of flu- your is used fo pur- cliaso S0lllCl'lllIlg for the club. Busincss dealing and zlffzxirs are dis- cussed in club meetings along with the regular business. IZETTY DORN, Prfxiricnf DOIQOTHY L1sBREc'H'1', Vir'f'-Prz'sirIm1f FRANK STOLP, Sfrreffzry AR'I'Hl'R XYAN BVREN, Trerlsurvr Miss DOROTHY DORN, Faculfy Arlwisor

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16 'l' H li l'.x R Roi' Stamp Gllnh Firsi Hou-V Lcster Pengreliy. Furl Butts. George Iflariogs. Louise Koss. Mr. Robert J. Shillinglaiw. Faculty Advisor, Kenneth VViIcox, Joseph Southwick. S1'I'0lIli Hou' John Gootz. 'l'holnas Lathaln. Leonard Peter, Edwin Freehans. Loring Tacy. Robert Faro. Willard Lantz. Howard Mcfilaughlin. William Grooten. Third Hour--Clarence Lebrecht. Donald Gootz. lflsper Larsen, Jack Ennis, Raymond Kirsch, VVilhur WVallaee, Hernian Batiste, VVillialn New. N ORDER to inore fully explore the world of stainps, the stamp V club was organized by Mr. Shillinglaw. During the year the group has collected stanips, in sonie cases adding to old collections and in other cases building up new collections. Altlio the club was organ- ized primarily for boys, there is one girl ineniber. Since the club was forined niany of the adhesives have been pur- chased and trading has gone on on a large scale between: the inenibers of the clubs. One ot' the lnain activities of the club was the canvassing of the world for stamps. By this method each IllCIIlbCI' corresponded with students in other countries and traded stamps with them. Note of this unique inethod of collecting stamps was given in an article in the New York Herald Tribune along with an article concerning the club. GPIORGEI ICARING, Presirlenf KENNETH XXYILCOK, Vice-President JOSEPH SOVTHXVICK, Secrretrzry-Trerlsurer EARI. BUTTS, Auctioneer MR. ROBERT J. SHILLINGLAW, Faculty Advisor