Cattaraugus High School - Caravan Yearbook (Cattaraugus, NY)

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PAGE FIG HTJEEN Q Q . a Q Q Q Q o v Q Q ' uv.-..n.n.n.q no V Q n.o-.nf , I H - tin... , .- GLEE CLUB The Gxrls Glee Club has been qulte actlve th1S year, and has ac comphshed conslderable The Glee Club sang at the Thanksgxvmg assembly and had entlre charge of th Chmstmas program The latter was entltled CHRISTMAS FVERYWHERE It consulted of songs and stor1es approprlate for every natlon The program was made up of solos, duets, quartettes, sextets and chorus numbers Some tlme later the Glee Club sang a group of Engllsn carols for the CIVIC League when lt was held at Mrs Cowan s The glrls have sung several t1m'1s at meetlngs of the Parent Teachers ASSOC13t10H An operetta entltled YANKI SAN was gxven mst before Easter vacat'on We appreclate the support the townspeople gave us, whlch dlrectly and mdlrectly beneflted our treasury The Glee Club made a trlp to Fredonla to slng at the Muslc Festlval thls sprmg All the members had new green prmted vo1l'1 dresses and looked very sprmgy Because of a sl1g1t mlxup, some sang the en semble numbers of both Class B and C But doesn t that Just show thexr passlon for s1ng1ng'7 The Glee Club wlll slng at Commencement thls year The glfls ale now workmg on Strauss BY THE BEAUTIFUL BLUE DANUBE the arrangement by Splcker On the whole, we thlnk thls has been a very successful year, and those who are not bemg graduated look forward to next year s Mary Rlch rf l . . , . . . ' - . . -1 . e 1 . .I a . . V . A - . . . , I .1 , p., A 3 . . . , . . . , . . .1 0 , . . . , . . - . , . . 4. - . . 1 ' 7 1 ! L . n 1 act1v1t1es. ..g.. .g..g..g..g..' ,. gag.,-..'. , .g..g..g.. .g..g..g..g..g..g..3..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..3 - ' 3. g..g..g..g

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PAGE SEVEN TEEIN offences... .ee vfqoonoooqlovovoooo soaneooeeoqoaaf , 'n ...oe n.n.u.o uf.. . . 0 -...'.q'u.v..u.n,oo,n.oo.,o'n.q 'oo nn..-'n'n. Q. .0 .,.........n.n.n...'.....,.,..... 0. I THE BAND On May 1, our band IH all the glorlous splendor of thelr new unlforms traveled to Fredoma for the Muslc Festlval The Cattarau gus townspeople very kmdly furnxshed cars for the trlp When we arrxved 1n Fredoma the flrst thmg we dld was to go to the Leglon Rooms where we warmed up a blt From then t1ll about twelve thlrty we had the town to ourselves, and what a tlme we had' We went from one slde of town to the other collectmg souvemrs and ln varlous fashlons enjoylng our day out of school W certamly showed up the other bands when we gave them a gllmpse of ou umforms In the m1ddle of the afternoon we played our numbers at the scnool, and as we dldnt want anybody to feel bad, we dldn t take flrst However, the rest of the bands knew we were there I other words, we gave them some competltlon Also, there was a parade and a mass band We started for home then, after havmg spent a whole day ln fun On Mav 23, we were gomg to stage a tag day program, but vue were WASHED OUT, or, to be spec.f1c, xt rained so much that we would have had to use some of Bed Plckup s rubbers to stay afloat' The band glves many thanks to those who so kmdly agreed to sell tags, and It IS too bad that the aqua was so plentnful that they could not w1n the box of candy QBy the way, where did that candy go J We st1ll practlse every Thursday under the mstructlon of Mr Herrick, and the band lmproves every tlme he comes We are hon mg that we can travel some places thls summer as we dld last We hope you follow the actlons of the band and boost It thls summer James Faft . . , . - . . ' C f Y Y ' ' . . . . . , L . . e Y C I , Y ' r ' . - w - , . , - . .fl 0 . v ' . . . . A f C Y Y ' U , . ' ' f l Y Y ' . . . . - - . . . . . . U f . 5 Q s a n Q A e 4 4 n:oo'n'n:n:u:n:.-:--2. ..o'n:n' 4 efnzufnfuzo 54.2. 'ufnfuzuz ' . f. .:..'..:n:-eta... ..'n'.':. fe .n.n'u:u:n'n.. o.n,w,u,-0,00 00,v', , , ,

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PAGE NINETEEIN o oooaoov ovens... foooaeoveoqoouvo no' . .ov u.n.n'.ooooon .n.oo'u.n 01.030, ' 'u.nnn.n.n n.oonun'nnuu.un DRAMATIC CLUB MEMBERS Mary Cleveland Dorothy Babcock Mary Brock Olive Demmon Shlrley Stemhauser Wendell Scholl Evelyn Stexnhauser Howard Potter June Lee Norman Klens June Klens Joseph Taylor Mary Rlch Milton Knopp Jeann Wake Roman Grannls Mar3or1e Ashton Louxs Russell Maude Greene Donald Babcock Marle Pollto Donald Rogan Ardlne Llght Llovd Walte Helen Schultz Hugh Schluter Gracla Austm DRAMATIC CLUB OFFICERS Presldent Maude Greene Secretary Marne Pollto Treasurer Mary Rxch The vear of 1930 31 has been a very successful one for the Dra matxc Club Besldes gxvmg plays and skxts we have had many en Joyable meetlngs Early ln the year GRAND OPERA by George Ade and SUR PRESSED DESIRES by Susan Glaspell were presented Later BACK STAGE bv Babette Hughes and the BEAU OF BATH by Constance D Arcy MacKaye were glven The hghtmg and scenery were well adapted to the plays and showed 3 defmlte Improvement over last year s work An assembly program featurlng Dorothy Babcock Evelyn St ln hauser and Joe Taylor ln WASHINGTON S FIRST DEFEAT besxdes a number of short sklts made a falrly good showlng Everyone was convulsed when Roman appeared as the dalnty young creature captur lng Wendell s manly heart Dramatic Club funds were used to buy materlals for a complete stage s t wmxch the Senxor boys helped us to construct We lntend to conclude the year by a soclal gathermg either ln the form of a p1cn1c or party We hope that next year under our new gulde will be as profltable and pleasant as thls has been wlth Mrs Vlnmg Helen Gleason PRIZE SPEAKING CONTEST Jeanne Wake and Robert Young botlh Sophomor s recelved the rewards offered ln the thlrd annual Babcock Publlc Speaklng Contest held xn the audxtorxum of the hlgh school Frlday evenlng May 15 Honorable mentlon was awarded to Norma Gold and Edward Cottrell both Freshmen The other students taking part ln the contest: were MarJor1e Ashton Eleanor Boardman Helen Hart Evelyn Stemhauser Maxwell Rlchardson Milton Knopp James Taft The declslons were made by Judge A A Bird and Mr J B K l gugn of Cattaraugus and Prmclpal Wllllam Maxer of East Otto Hlgn c oo Olne Demmon P . - Q . . . I . . . 0 , . I . . . . . t - u - I Y - ' . 1 1 'A ' 1 - ' 9 1 5 , . . . . 1 1 0 0 1 O - , .., . , . a A , , . ' 1 D 1 . . . .. , , . . . . . . 1 . . . . . . 1 D . 1 -f 1 . Q . . . . . . . . I . , . . 7 1 1 1 1 1 - . 1 1 ' . 4 , . 4 . Q I . . . . . - 1 . ' v O I I O -'2 '-.-2-2--r- - . . .-Q'-2 : 2--2'-if-' 2-.:-:N 1 : 1 2-e-:--2-:..:-.2-.sn 2-2 '-Q'-'I--'--1---' u . Q o o o Q v v o Q on .ni 'n.n.n a.n.qo.vo.n.n'oo