Castleton High School - Parrot Yearbook (Castleton, NY)

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18 THE PARROT lflihrarg 1 luh First How- -Marion Smith, Wilbur Wallace, Dorothy Robinson. John Frick, Julia Smith, William New. Second Row-V-Mr. Lawrence l'Z.Bretscl1, Faculty Advisor. Louise Koss, Raymond Kirsch, Tuentje Peter, Kenneth Wilcox, Katherine Faber. ATE this spring the Library Club was organized under the di- rection of our school librarian, Mr. Bretsch. Already much progress has been made and the student librarians have learned much in the way Of running a library and the work connected with it. The club has re-arranged the magazines and have re-shelved the books. An embosser was purchased from the amount Of money accrued from book fines and the club has embossed the books in the library with the school name. The club also sponsored a Look Up a VVOrd a Day Chart , which was posted in the corridor. DOROTHY ROBINSON, Head Bookman JOHN FIIICK, A8SiSf07lft-BO0L'IIlH7I MARIAN SMITH, Secretary MR. LAWRENCE E. BRETSCH, Faculiy Advisor

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20 Tu E l'Al:1co'r Gbrrheatra Left to Right--Lois Folmsbee. Raymond Gietz. piano: Norman Smith. banjog Mr. Ilnwroncc IC. Bretsch. Supervisor: Raymond Griffin, violin: Mildred Dorn, guitar: Leonard Peter, cornetg William Taylor, drums. ITH the passing of the school year, many changes in the or- ganization of the school orchestra may be noted. Some of the new changes are the purchasing of the music by the school, to remain the property of the school, and the appointing of a faculty advisor to the orchestra. This position was created in order to giver the orchestra the same supervision as is given other activities in the school. Mr. Lawrence E. Bretsch served as faculty advisor. The orchestra this year played for dancing after basketball games, at assembly programs and at P.-T. A. meetings. NORMAN SMITH, Concert Master MR. LAYVRENCE E. BRETSCH, Faculty Advisor