Cattaraugus High School - Caravan Yearbook (Cattaraugus, NY)

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PAGE TVVENTY HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Presldent Fxances Babcock V1cePres1dent Elalne Dermont Secretary Jeanett Young Treasurer Rlta Young Thls year we glrls of the Homemaklng classes declded to 0I'lP'l nate a separate club that was dltferent from the others ln our hmgh school So wlth 23 charter members all anxlous to make lt a success orgamzed the H me Econommcs Club The flrst meetmg was held October 16 after scqool It was d cvded at tlns tlme to hold meetlngs everv two weeks on Tuesdav nights The dues were to be flftv cents for the vs mole year, unless pald on the Installment plan The dlscueslon carrled on ln regard to what we would do lll our busxness meetlngs was settled bv the agreement that certam glrls should glve talks on sub1ects of mterest to the club The next meetmg October 28, was ln the form of a social enter tamment a Halloween Partv On December 16 we had a Chrustmfts Party Wlth Jeanette Young as our plamst, we sang our club songs as part of the entertalnment Of course we alwavs have had refresh ments to help attract members to our meetmgsl Pavlng a fllle 1s the penalty for absence For our motto we adopted Great Homemakers from Llttle Home makers Grow Our slogan ls, A llve w1re never gets stepped on A group of members prepare the entertainment for each meetmp' A special meetlng was held Aprll 23 for the purpose of hearmg the re port by our presldent from the Natlonal Home Economlcs Conference at Syracuse We had a Chlldren s Party too, recently Our meetmgs have been of mterest, and verv helpful to each member because we trv to do thlngs for each other as well as have a to 10m our group Our Scrap Book full of the year s mementoes, awalts vour lnspectxon ln the Home Economlcs Department any tlne you wlsh to vlew It Elalne Dermont Of Interest to Homemaklng Department New klnd of strlng beans has zlpper attachment Mllton Potter thinks the Vernal QQUIHOX IS 1 certam speclal Sun dav ln the chulofl Mlss Tarbox Imaglne you were walklng along the street ln the l6lgll of Augustus Fdward d d you take notes durlng, the lLCtU19'7 Yes, three from Rlta Jhe Fre hmcn do belleve 1n labor savnng devlce Thls 1s the way one of them ansu .lcd a comphc lted que tlon wluch should have lequned half a page to lnswer 4 Page 10 1n the Reueu Book .g..g..g..j .g..g..g..g. - ,- g..' .g..g..g..g. , l . g..g..g..g. -..g.....g..g..g..g . ..- . ,,:,,:,.:., . . . . . . ' L G , . 7 - . 1 . V N C .., 4 H - . , s , ' I 6 I ! ! we C e o . . . . Q- L y , . 2 . T. . , . - t D 5 K 1 1 u ' o U u . . f , - ' . . C 1 . .., u 5 K I 1 , . ' , . ' . N L K K ' , s ,- V 7 ' I K ' ' l I . . . 1 ' s V V q 1 L . ' - 1 c L . , .f . 1 L -' . good tlme ln the act. Next year we ,hope to have many new members ' ' I I ! ! ! l A , . , l 1 . . . U . . -1 A ., . ' !9 . 1 ' . . . . . . - -, L ' , ' ! ! of 4 , , H ' , - . 6 I ' ! Y n I a S X , , , . . . J S 1. .1 2- f - V v Q 1 , , ' . Z S ' ' . 1 ' 1 I l L s I C ' v ' V , Y ! Q - 3,-2-3-J.. .-:..'..'..g..g. pg.. .. .g..' .g..g..g..g..'..g..g..g..g..g..g ' g..g..g..g..'..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..-..g..'..g..g '..g..g..'.' ' ,..:..'..'..'.-jug..

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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

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PAGE TWENTY ONE HOMEMAKING DEPARTMENT Hello everybody ' Thls IS statlon H E broadcastmff from the Home Econom1cs Department of th Cattaraugus Hlgh School bL1lldll1Q We w1ll now g1V9 you a brlef descrlptlon of our Home ECOIIOITIICS course and the work we have accomphshed th1s year The Homemaklng I and II glrls as a famlly umt naxe planned prepared and served breakfasts, luncheons, and dmners They hayc learned not only the preparatlon of food but table settmgs and table etlquett , as vsell fAt Chrlstmas time thev learned how to make all RIHCIS of dlfferent fancy candles j In the sewlng pxolect, dresses, smocks blouses, undergarments, and chlldren s garments have been completed I tlns studv, the correct uses of the different klnds of seams stxtches blndlngs and faclngs were taught The Homemak1ng V and VI Work has embraced 1nter1or decorat mg, home IIUFSIIIQ, chlld care, and chxld tralnmg For 1nter1or decor atlng we made curtalns We chose for them a rust colored curtam matellal Wh1Ch harmon1zed wlth the fulmshlngs of our department, and trlmmed the edges wlth a slmple des gn IH hght green yarn Afte I'9flll'Sh1!1g two chalrs, we selected sultable l1phOISteI'1llg and recover ed one of them Home nurslng and Chlld care mstructxon were g'1Vf n by the County Health Nurse, MISS Drlscoll, at the CIIUIC The last and best pro1ect was our trlp to Buffalo, Frlday May 20 The flrst place we V1S1t8d was th Clty Hospltal and the Baby Chnlc there 'lhen vse Went to the Klttenger Furrnture Company, where we saw the dlfferent klnds of furnlture belng made It was lnterest mg as well as educational to see the dlfferent machines that dld the carung the process of upholsterlng me furnlture, and the lacquer machlnes that spray the lacquer on the furnxture after It has been stalned ln huge Stalfllhg vats From the Klttenger Furnlture Company we v1s1ted the J IN Adams turnlture department and model home 'lhe last place of ln tenest was the Larkm Company from vwhlch we galned many valuabh facts about drcssmakmg, the maklng of soap, ind gettlng woods ready for the market Statwon H E of C H S now slgns off unt1l May 1932 Your an noul cer has been Dorothy Babcock A MODERN HIAWATHA By the shores of Cutlcura, By the eparkhnfr Pluto Water Llved the Prophylactlc Chlclet, Danderlne, falr Chevrolet s daughter She was lox ed by lnstant Postum Son of Sunklst and Vlctrola Helr apparent to the Mazda, O1 the trlbe ot Coco Cola Through the Tan Lac strolled th lox ers Through th Shredded Wheat they wan lered L vely httle Wrlgley Ch1cl t, WVere the Tally xx olds of Postum, No Fyr Pvter can quench the fx Nor Aspmn st1ll the heartache, Oh, my Presto L1te deslre, Let us malrs, lxttle D1e1 Klss .g. g,.:..g..g..g..g..:..j..:..:..g..:..g .g. :..g..:..g g..:..g..g. ' .g. '..g..g..g .1 ' g..g..g..:..g..g..g 3 .'..g..g..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:,.:..:..:..:,,:.,:.,:..:,. v . . . . 8 . . . , . C, - 1 9 k . v . . . . ' C . . . . . , 7 f v . . , 1 7 Q v ' v , . . Y. 1 ' . . V . . , C . I . , . 1 V . I1 ., . C , L , Y I . . . . '- . ' I C . .1 c C . T .. ,F A n -- . f . l , ... O . 1 . . . . . , A V . I V . Y. . V W , o . , , . . I E I A f . . . . , . . . - ' v - x L 1 N 1 . , .3 . , 0 I 1 . 1 L X I 0 - 1 I . 1 T . L' G . . . , - . 1 - Y . . , Y .. ' 'J ' V - , 0 ' vr f .1 L t L Q o ' ' ' e . . . u Y s ' - V I'9. 1 . . , ' .- H a.ooo.o....sao Q Q an s seen- .enouannsuuocsuusou .,..,..,.....,..,.... ,..,..,..,..,..,.. ..,..g..,..g..g..g..'..g..,.....g..' . . ....,..,..,..,.., . .. ,. ,..,..,..,..,.. ,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..