Chestertown High School - Dragon Yearbook (Chestertown, MD)

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K if 'N THE PRESS CLUB The Press Club reorganlzed this fall under the supervlslon of Mlss Riches The following officers were elected president, Audrey Fogwell, vice president, Joyce Wllllams, secretary treasurer, Dean Spencer The maln purpose of the Press Club 18 to publish the Chestertoim High School paper, THE REFLECTOR, in collaboratlon nth the senior journallsm class In weekly meetings, dlscussions are held to criticize this paper and suggestlons are made for its improvement Club members also learn the baslc prmclples of good Journallsm The Press Club sponsors successful soclal events A reunlon picnic is held sometime in the sprlng of each year The Press Club, on Senior Clase Night, avards three honor pins to three Senior club members, who in the opimon of the group, have done the most to support the club and advance THE REFIECT OR T' 'fi ETIQUETTE CLUBS Each Tuesday, the Senlor Etiquette Club, consistmg of Juniors and Seniors, under the direc- tion of Mrs. Lambden, meets in Room Lx. The officers are: president, Betty lr-ene Ivensg vice- president, Mary Chesney, secretary, Edith Ireland, and the treasurer, Mary Plummer. Ch Wednesdays, the Junior Etiquette Club, consisting of the lower classmen, meets in the same room. Mrs. Labmden directs this club also. Its officers are: president, Kay Booth Steeleg v1ce president, Marlon Dwyerg secretary, Mary Jane Falck. The purpose of both clubs is to develop soclal polse and to help their members face all sit- uations confidently and gracefully. Mo . , me D14 2523! G, , y ,E . zf-N. ' - ' e ' 6 , 9' ' 4 Z : . ,, . , I . . . . . . . A . . . . . . . . . . . . O

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Q-14' W X HANDICQAFT CLUB Under the supervlslon of the art teacher, .Ar hest and h1s helper rs Russell, the handl craft Club was organlzed Its purpose 1S to mprove coordlnatlon of the hands ln making 311216163 Because there was so uch lnterest manlfested by the many puolls Im the school, the group had to be dlvided lnto two S8Ct101'1S The students were urged to develop lndlvldual ents rcrlse and to Before Chrlstmas the Club made flgures of palnted clay for Yuletzlde gardens, s-uall scale models of houses from constructlon naper, mlnlature wlnter gardens, uslng plaster and aka for snow effects Some rrembers developed lnterestlng pa1nted plates on the Swiss Pennsylvanla German d9S1gT1 Posters were made by other members who engoy drawlng, palntlng, and worklng wlth pastels The ofi icers are Dan holler, presldent, Jack Newsome, vice res1dent, Edith Keyser, sec retary treasurer, and program commlttee Dan Loller and Jack Newsome STALQP CLJB Under the guldance of M158 Peacock the st 'mp club has bec 'ne an :mterestlng actlvlty for the boys and urls who engoy stam collectlng In the llbrary on Monday one car observe the members at work The presldent, Jan , and the vlce presldent, Jean Nogle, are urrcunded by other members excnanglng stamps and eaqnlarung how tney obtalned each staup, what country it came frcm and what story 15 c nrected to lt At another t ble the secretary, Eva Meeklns, and the treasurer, Bllly Holden, are lr lrdei by a group outtlng sta'n,s of all .ands lnto the school album that represent famous people and places A few of the members engoge ln a stamp gane sln lar to blngo l+'l 'fb V 2 1 1.1 , 1 ik wt. ef - . , , J . y ,W xi' 9 W f A , - xv L E- f, I j y t 0 Q, w fo V E. 4 Y ,, x :H ' log, . I-R llll may .n f, L A 0 Q ' , All b I n . . I . . I further the spirit and satisfaction of making nsomething out of nothing. . n I- A . Q 1 w -A n ' ' ' . . . . . z . . A - . l - 1 ' . , . ' ,. Q , 'HA 1 O V . . Ln Q. . . . . A. . . ,,I,e,,3 . - . UA S A 1 ' l A -4 . ' 'r . ' I , ' ' O A l . f. ' ' - f ' Sl ro' . ,. . YI - . . Y