Clayton A Bouton High School - Torch Yearbook (Voorheesville, NY)

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I AUD ITO IBARY i extra curricular program is held throughout the building

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Mrs. Clara HemmeTT demonsTraTes The use of a microscope To PaTricia Oliver, Ti-moThy Ochse, William McGraTin, Richard Meilinger, and Diane Plue. SEVENTH GRADE: l.efT To righT: Michael Roclzensfyre, Alice UpTon, James Wickham, John Relyea, Ellen Relyea, Jeffrey Shull, and Linda Schulfz observe capillary acfion in celery and leTTuce. SEVENTH GRADE: Lefl' To righT: Sandra Homeyer, John Lawyer. Linda Frisbee, Paul Evelefh, John Homeyer, Timoihy Hammann, Linda Kellam and Sarah Haase look over a hydromeTer. science Junior high science sTudenTs, under The super- vision of Mrs. Clara l'lemrneTT, carry on experimenTs dealing wiTh The Topics discussed in class. In The half year of sevenTh grade, The half year of eighTh grade science, and The Tull year of ninTh grade science, sTudenTs become acquainTed wiTh The TundamenTal ideas which are developed laTer in The advanced sciences oT biology, chemisTry, physics and earTh science.

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OFFICERS OF STUDENT COUNCIL: LefT To righT: Bruce Braun lTreasurerl, LesTer Sharp lpresidenTl, Emily Mader lcorresponding secreTaryl, Mary Anne Murphy lrecording secreTaryI, and Eugene Krause lvice presidenTl plan The agenda. CANTEEN COMMITTEE: LeTT To righT: John Ten Eycl: and Bonnie Lou HoTaling lisTen To The iulre box as Donna Ulion waTches Linda MarTin, Marilyn LeGere, Joyce Hallen- beclr and William Severinghaus roclc-n-roll. student council The main TuncTion oT The STudenT Council is To promoTe beTTer relaTionships beTween The TaculTy and sTudenT body, and beTween our school and The various area schools. Under The leadership of LesTer Sharp, presidenT, iT has worked hard This year To do This. This year, Tor The TirsT Time, our sTudenT council assumed The leadership oT The AssociaTion of STudenT Councils oT The CapiTal DisTricT. LasT Tall our sTudenT council was hosT To sTudenTs Trom TourTeen oTher area schools aT an all day worlcshop. Various problems were discussed and The sTudenTs reporTed The resuITs of The workshops To Their schools, all members oT The A.S.C.C.D. LesTer and Mr. George, The STudenT Council adviser, appoinTed The assembly, canTeen, hospi- TaliTy, and noon hour commiTTees To work on various proiecTs seT up by The council. During The year, The council has sponsored noonhour music, hospiTaIiTy aTTer baskeTbaIl games, and a spring TaIenT show. STUDENT COUNCIL: LeTT To righT, STanding: C. Beards- lee and J. Rubin give a reporT on A.S.C.C.D. workshops To: SeaTed, FirsT Row: C. Johnson, R. Meilinger, S. Munyan, S. BaTes, M. LeGere, J. Senning. Second Row, STanding: J. Berger, W. Sprole, R. Meilinger, B. HoTaling, P. VanDer- Veer, J. Ozard, L. MarTin, F. Darpino, and D. Webb.