Celoron High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Celoron, NY)

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46 THE SENTINEL-CELORON,N.Y. BOY SCOUTS - TROOP 20 Troop zo of Celoron High School with the aid of the Parent Teach- ers' Association and the leadership of its scoutmaster, Mr. Ernest Levin, and its assistant scoutmaster, Mr. Gerald Chamberlain, has become a very progressive and outstanding troop. The treasurer, Mr. Jerome Wassman, Sr., and the committeemen, Mr. John Pilette, Mr. Elton Petersen, Mr. Bruce Moyer, Mr. Sherman Jacobson, Mr. Clayton Bratt, and Dr. D. l,. Wetzen, have all worked energetically to improve the troop as a whole. Troop zo participates in many activities including sports, hiking, camping, and dramatics. We, troop zo of Celoron, Wish to thank Mr. John B. Pillette, Principal of Celoron High School, for his enthusiastic support, and we also wish to thank the Board of Education for the use of the high school gymnasium as a meeting place. We feel that they are helping the younger generation to be true patriotic men.

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THE SENTINEL-CELORON,N.Y. 45 PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB The Photography Club was organized in September 1938. At pres- ent the club consists of fifteen members who attend the bi-weekly meet- ings. In September 1938, the following ofhcers were elected: President 7 , ,,7,,7,,,7,, , , ,,,7,,, U ,, Kenneth Gladd Vice President , , ,, , 7 Y ,,,, Marshall Peterson Secretary-Treasurer , ,, , , ,, ,, , ,Harold Lind Faculty Adviser , , , , ,,,, , , Mr. Ernest Levin This year the Photography Club completed its darkroom and bought an enlarger. During meetings films were developed, negatives were printed, and enlargements were made. During one meeting a talk was given by Roger Fornell, an employee of the Eastman Kodak Company. Some of the meetings of the club were devoted to showing slides. These slides showed proper arrangement of subjects, good use of light and shadows, and many other photographical features. Several members of the club have made notable progress in photog- raphy and have expressed their views in the following remark, It is very interesting work and a lot of fun.

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THE SENTINEL-CELORON,N.Y. 47 GIRL SCOUTS There are three Girl Scout troops in the Celoron district. Troop I4 is under the leadership of Captain Pauline Lopusg Troop 28, under Captain Virginia Allen and Lieutenant Frances Eckholmg Troop 26, under Captain Marian Woodard and Lieutenant Hazel Anderson. The majority of troop I4 are first class scouts, many from each troop are second class. The girls have enjoyed many exciting week-ends at Camp Newatah on Chautauqua Lake. ETIQUETTE CLUB The Etiquette Club, instituted in September 1938, is one of Celoron High School's most recent organizations. Meetings have been held every Wednesday during the eighth period. The club members have found these meetings very interesting and have gained much useful knowledge. In February the club entertained the Senior Class at an informal gathering. In March the club attended a party given for them by the Lakewood High School home economics class, at Lakewood. The members of the Etiquette Club are looking forward to next year, which promises to be more successful than this one. The oflicers are: Faculty Adviser ,.i,,.. Miss Muriel White President ,..,..,v.., .. ...,i.., Margaret Evans Vice President .,..i.... ....,,,t, D orris Knapp Secretary ,..,.,,,,,,t,,tt,,tt,,,. , ,tt.,t .,t, ,..,, ..,..,.. E l s ie Lundgren Constitution Committee: June Evans, Beatrice Johnson, Helen Fornell, Hazel Anderson