Cattaraugus High School - Caravan Yearbook (Cattaraugus, NY)

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FUTURE F HMEB HE N938 39 school year started off xx 1th a bang for the Cattaraugus Young Farmers NN 1th john C old elected Presldent and Lloyd Russell Vlce Presn dent of the Future Farmers of Amerxca xxlth Fred Hebner elected Secretary of the Countx ASSOCIHCIOD our club had more than lts share of Qtate and County honors The officers ofthe club for the xear are Preszdent FRP D Heaxx R Y :te Prem! nl lTAROLD RLPD Stu tary RILHARD lRISH Ireaxurer Rom Rf Wul F Xl arch Dog Itslus Smut RLAND The judgmg teams vxere xery fortunate thls year xxxnnmg a sllver trophy for potato judgmg at Alfred and another trophx at Ithaca for mllk judglng Our boys contmued the hablt of placmg ln the upper thlrd ln all other state xxlde contests xx hlch xx ere entered The chapter has enjoyed a good xear soclally The Father and Son Ban duet xx as attended bx IJ3 hoxs and thelr dads Txxo parties xxere held one a Fhrnstmas partx and the other a St Patrlcks partx Both of these exents xx ere xxell attended and the hoxs and grrls had a xerx happx and gay tame Y es ll has been a food xear Lfxxx RENCE BERG -10 , L I Y' J ' ' ' Y ' '- I ' Y: . It L' . . . .,.... Q mu' 6 ' ....,..,.,.... ' Reporter ,..,..,..., . . , LA WRENCH BERC H ' . . , . . ..,. T .' Q' .l 1 Y , N. g L, ' V 'I . ' , , r X . I I K V I ' T N ., D h .

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CHORUS Xl 1938 the chorus qualnfled to attend the Natlonal Contest at the World s Farr for 1939 rn Class C wlthout further competltlon In order to actlvely partlcrpate ln competntnon ln 1939 Mr Gullo placed the chorus m Class B At Fredoma competmg ln the higher class the chorus recelved a I ratlng the only I rating awarded At the State Frnals nn Qnyder xxe recened a ll plus beaten only bf, Amherst xxhlch recened a I We consider thls qulte an accompllshment ln new of the fact that we had to compete wlth schools mth enrollments up to 750 hlgh school enrollment The chorus IS QU3llf1CLl to enter the Natlonal Contest nn enther Class C or Class B 'VI xmov STOFH51. 39 . T . - 1 , 1 , ,,, . , . . . , , . e , v 1 - 7 . .1 . . '

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! l l l I 1 FRENCH CLUB MEETINGS of Le Cercle Francais, the French Club to the uninitiated, began early in October. Programs during these early meetings centered about French songs and games. Later on, the spotlight of interest focused on foods, the preparation of which has become such a Gne art with the French. The natural outcome of this research was a dinner on February 23, the menu of which was composed of typically French dishes prepared by the members. Soon after this, several devotees of the language attended the lvlercury Theater in Buffalo to see and hear Ballerina , a movie imported from France, in which French alone was spoken. The activities for the year culminated in a picnic held late in lVIay. Louisa RUSSELL L. 4-le.-- L. L L.