Cattaraugus High School - Caravan Yearbook (Cattaraugus, NY)

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Activities 1 K-XT'l XRNIK AN STAFF CATTARAUGAN STAFF The Cattlraugfln Staff w IS selected from the former Tatler Staff and the folloxxmg acted as Department Edltors Jeanne Wake Edltor ln Chlef Rlchard TenEyck Buslness Manager Robert Young Frances Babcock Adv Managers Edward Cottrell June Lee Clrculatxon Managers Mflrv Cleveland Elsle S1pe Llterary Marjorlc Ashton Francls R5 an Humor Bernard Keatlng Helen Butterfleld Feature Lloxd Walte Helen Hart Senlor Edltors Thls ISSUE prepar ed by the staff IS the 1932 lssue of the C'att'1rf1u gan but SIIICS there has been onlx one lssue prexlous to this one the staff has attempted to make thls one outstandlng It contains news on ex erx department of the school work The staff xx as rep nd for lts hard vxork bv 1 partv held ln June at the schoolhouse The success of thls paper I9 due to the xerx c'1p1ble and efflcxent Manager under the verx able lllStI'UCtlOI'l of our Englxsh teacher MISS MacLean The Student Bodx xxvsh to express thelr appreclatxon to lVIr and Nlrs L A Babcock and the Amemcan Leglon Post for the prlzes thex annuallx avx ard to members of our school To 'Nhss Al1ce Lattln our llbrarxan vxho so generouslx gn es a DFIZQ for the best senxor essax vue also extend our thanks Last but far from least xxe xxlsh to thank Mr Vx hlte and the facultx for thelr excellent cooperatlon and thelr lnterests ln our vxork IQQZ I 2 c 2 L' l 7 'Y ' x 9 . X . , . L , . : ' , . ' . . , : n 1 tv , : s K .' ' 7 .1 1 c 4 ' 9 ' ,V ' V 1 T V 5 n . Y N 2. 0 L v -Y 2 t N ' . ' '. 1 ' . z , - ' ' work of Jeanne Wake, editor-in-chief, Richard TenEyck, Buslness 7 ,Y ' I ' O-tl-'O Y y. 3 . . . A l Y ' y- 1 y-' v ' v v , . . . .. Q C n I Q A. ' v Us I ' ' C ' : '-:-fxwz--:-:--:-:-':-:-:-' :-:-2.-:--'N' -:-: ' ' '-:nz :-':-:--:-:-':-:--:-:- ' ' '-: :'-'-: :--: 'H C 5' MW+CATTARAUGANWWMMw

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.4 'X v:nv'.er rJ'ov:ol'n:vo'e1'.n nf,n',n,oo:n'oo:n:n:n.u:u.u:..:-Qugaznznzseznznjooznjny r '?'!+ X1 vooQvv rvv',rvof',r www' ov oO00ovNON0 ' 2 .g..g..g..g..g..'..g..'..g..'..'..g4 1 A I 1 A R A U GA N -Z I ! 2 ! Z Z I !-f:-.g..g..g..g..g 1 Grade Chronicle The Kmdergarten June 7 1932 Dear Frlends We ale going to have a graduation play It's to be June 17th Please wlll you come? We are learning to prmt our names and make numbers Goodbye, Kindergarten Girls and Boys FIRST GRADE NEWS We had a farm on our sand table for the Exhibit Now we are going to have a circus on the sand table have a tent and some wagons We like a circus They do funny things in a circus They have ani mals and clowns in a circus The clowns stand on their heads and make us laugh SECOND GRADE NEWS We have been domg many interest ing things this year the latest thing was being plckanlnnles in the grade pageant Childhood Days of Wash mgton Our wild flower chart ls full of flowers and our bird chart is almost lu oo We are havlng a flower show this week Come ln if you wlgh to see some June flowers James Robertson and Alberta White brought Luna Moths to show the class one day Milo Lent found a moth and several other people have brought some common butterflles and moths 0-1-O THIRD GRADE NEWS We have been working hard this Year but have had a good time also We acted as plckanlnnles in he Grade Entertainment We have been in assemblies before all the grammar school Miss Brown is our teacher and we luke her ever so much 0- -0 FOURTH GRADE NEWS Its nice to be in the Fourth Grade Norhmg very important has happened this year but we re learning a lot f new lhillgs Several of us have been out of school sick this year Our teacher Miss Hoag fxxed us up as In dlans for the Grade Entertainment I thunk lt was fun to be an Indian also we made pretty ones Oi FIFTH GRADE NEWS lgglie came to school on September 3 When school opened we only had twenty two pupils We now have twenty four In November we prepared for a play The day we had the play we got up a book club, entitled The Good Book Club December 23, 1931 we had our Chrlstmas Party We went home that afternoon very happy for two weeks vacatlon, which passed very quickly We came back in January 1932, all fresh fox more school SIXTH GRADE NEWS The Sixth Grade formed a club call ed The Good Sportsmanship Club at the beginmng of the year BY mean! of class dues we were able to purchase glass for our George Washington and Thomas Edison pictures also our class colors Wlth the remamder we hoD2 to get a new dlctlonary At one of our class meetings the Fifth Grade were our guests They presented a play in correlation with geography work The pupils of this grade took part in the music contest given by Walter Damrosh and conducted by Mrs Rook er' Gladys Slpe won one of the prizes offered SEVFNTH GRADE NEWS The Seventh Grade of 1931 32 have done some outstanding things Three persons have attamed honors ln the way of prizes The first was earned by Ruth Rich this was a dlctionary from the Buffalo Evemng News for the wlnner of our spelling contest Ruth also obtained the prize for the best note book kept in connection with the Dsmrosch appreciation radio programs The grand prize for recogmzmg the most selections in the Damrosh test was given to Lenora Nunweiler Both the prizes were pictures of the Sing lng Tower Florida These Damrosch programs were listened to by the sixth seventh and eighth grades of our school A lar e number of the parents f our grade have attended the P T A metings each month EIGHTH GRADE NEWS At present the Eighth Grade is husv rehearsing for the grade play Friday night We expect to spend the next two weeks reviewlng for the regents examinations for everyone wants pass them Since school has started at nine oclock we dont expect to have so many late students as there has been lately Of course the first day of new time a few forgot and came in an hour late but they soon will get regu lated and things will go smoothly again ff H 1932 Page 8 , . , . ' . s ' 1 l . 9 - . my . 9 ' 1 , . .. - . . . ,, . ll t . ' 1 - . . . .. . , 1 n ' I . . ,. - .. . , , ' v . . sr 0 , . . . 'r . - - O ... ' f 0 0 .,.. O'O- ' ... ... - C01 Q , , ' '3' . . I 0,9 1 ' . OP - ' .. . , .. I I .. . E. .. - .:. , .. ' - on ' . ' .. . .v , .. at ' 09 .. et ., ...... . .... ... ........... . .. ....-............... ... .,..,.. ..,..,.., ,.., ,..,.. , ,.. ,.., ,..,..,..,..,.. ,.. ,..,..,.., ,.., ,..,..,. .,..,..,..,..,..,-,..,..,..,..,.,..,.. ..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,......

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CA TTA RA UGA N XOUNQ FARMFRS CILB CATTARAUGUS YGUNC' FARMERS CLUB The club was organlzed 1n the fall of 1931 wlth twenty four members At the flrst meetmg the followlng offlcers were chosen Mal-tm Grubg Presldent Donald Hull Vlce Presldent Gerald Engllsh Secretary I eland Austin Treasurer I ee Br frgs Reporter A Fathel and S n Banquet was held ln November Practlcally every member and hls dad vsere present Dr A T Getman from the State Depar m nt was he speaker Three b vs made up the Judglng Teams that attended a Farm and Home Meet at Ithaca We placed ln tre fxrst ten schools ln several contests Our Club Basket Ball Team wo 1 the Sllver Pup ln the Young Farmer Club league thxs vunter We were not defeated 1n a league game Lee Brxgg scored m re pomts alone than the total of all our opponent s score The Club put on an Assembly Program Ill March The show was dlfferent than anvthmo' else UIVFH thxs year We hope you llked It On May 6th the Stock Judg ng Team went to Alfred There xx re forty SIX schools competlng 1n th1S contest' Catfaraugus mon 13th place Our latest contest was the Young Farmers Club Speakmg Con test Rlchard Rltter vsas chosen as our peaker He won easlly ln the Fountv Contest at M1Chl3S The follovung Fudav R1chard broad cast h1s speech over radlo st'1t1on WBEN Buffalo 1n competltlon Wlth two other youn f farm rs So far we have ment1oned the extra curr cular act1x1t1es ot' the Club The boys own 10 pure bred calxes Seventy SIX bushels of cert1f1ed potato seed wx ere bought and treated by the Club We are purchasn,,g Bordeaux Spray 1n quantltles to sell to the club members at cost All In all we feel we haxe had a verv successful year and are proud to be members of Young Farmer Club No 141 IQQOZ v , , v I' 1 A A A ,l Y 1 1 1 . , . . V . 1 . . . . c A - , 1 . . I I Q 1 A ,. D . . . - 1 v . . . . 1 , t rn V 1 1 c. , . 1 . fN , 1 . c. 1 L . . 1. ' l f . . - 4 w, f A 1 . 1 . , . -1 n . .5 11 , J 1 . . 1 . . . . . . A . I V , . 1 I I . . yu . u . . . v I 1 1 1 . ' 1 . w 7 ' - 1 1 . V 0 . . .1 . 1 ' 1' 1a . . I . r 1 . . 7 4 - c , 1 . I 4 , , 1 1 0 .H s - . . 7. . N V . v . 1 . . . ' ' 9 5 A - V 7 L . 1 . 1 g. ug. ' '..g..g..g..p.g..g.....g . g..g..g..g..g..g.. .g. .:..g..g..:..f..,.., j 3..g..j1.:..g..g..:..g..g..g..:..g.. .' '. ' 'a e