Dansville Central School - Danua Yearbook (Dansville, NY)

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GIRLS' ATHLETIC CLUB The chief aims of the Girls' Athletic Club areg to promote a greater interest among the girls in the fields of sportsg to provide a finer sense of appreciation for the values of co-operation and teamworkg and to furnish broader information on the various activities. The following officers were elected to aid in carrying out the activities for this year: President, Doris Wiseg Vice-President, Joanne Engleg Secretary, Agnes Fontaineg Treasurer, Marilyn Seeley. The Athletic Club is made up of members from the Tenth, Eleventh, and Twelfth year classes. Each member has enjoyed participation in the activities un der the supervision of Mrs. Schlingerland, who has shown keen interest in the organization. The Dansville F F A participated in many activities during the year Basketball proved very popular Donald Traxler was elected Captain for the year A Father and Son banquet was held in March In the Livingston County F F A Dairy Judging Contest held on Apr l3th the Judging team Donald Traxler Bruce Acomb and Gordon Luce won first honors ln the individual contests Gordon Luce was the highest scorer with Bruce Acomb winning third place and Gayle Aldrich garnering fourth place Officers fa the year were President Daniel Flint Vice President Donald Traxler Secretary Charles Howe Treasurer Gayle Aldrich Donald Traxler served as County Chairman of the F F A and attended the meeting at Cor nell University as a representative of the County Group FUTURE FARMERS l22 l i . . . , . , , 1 V 1 A Q . . . . . , . '- 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1

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SEARCHLIGHT STAFF EDITOR IN CHIEF Rita Rauber Managing Editor Marjorie Cramer Business Manager Jane Rowe Advertising Manager Mary Beckwith Assistant Advertising Manager Joyce Cramer Circulation Manager Marion Grant News Ed tor Betty Mitchel' Editorial Editor Charles Fincln Feature Editor Vivian Waight Sports Editor Raymond Woods Exchange Editors Lee Anna Gates and Donna Van Derwerker' Because of smaller classes heavier duties and greater expense of publication four issues were printed this year instead of eight :is formerly The snoaller staff endeavored how ever to interest the student body with their feature articles news stones poems cartoons and sports write uo Copies of the SEAF-'CH IG-lT were sent to alumni who are in the armed forces l2Il Assistant Circulation Manager ........ . . . ........................ Jill Eisenhart I I 1 I I A I I . V I I I I I I I . . M , , , .

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THE BAND This year the band had a very successful organization. The band was under the able supervision ol Mr, Jack Wroble. The band gave many spectacular performances at the basketball games thfs year. The following members of musical groups were selected to play in the All-State Organizations at the N Y. S. M. A. annual Clinic held at Olean: Ralph Fox, Cornet, Jock Fowler, Cornet, Charles Finch, Clarinet, Dave Schirmer, Baritone, and Raymond Woods, Trombone. The present members arei Charles Finch, Jeanne Sorg, June Greer, Janice Knapperberg, Harlan Munn, Phylis Hubertus, Anita Lemen, Marguerite Mitchell, Arlyss Hayward, Shirley Woods, Anna Trescott, Patricia Luce, Beverly Martin, Helen Selbig, Ann Huver, Bar- bara Culbertson, Barbara Forsythe, Doris Sahrle, Constantine Pappas, Harriet Finch, Donald Long, Patricia Hu- bertus, Gordon Hawk, Bassoon, Joanne Engle, Oboe, Jean Williams, Robert Robards, French Horns, Richard Argenti, Betty Balding, Alto Saxophone, Dorothy Grant, Donald Forsythe, Theresa Howe, Betty Teeter, Betty Hungerford, Baritone, David Schirmer, John Schirmer. Trombone, Raymond Woods, Richard Fox Trumpets, John Fowler, Ralph Fox, Carol Anderson, Robert Knapp, John Kenny, Vivian Schirmer, Flutes, Mary Jane Sterner, Mary DePuy. Tuba, John Martina. Drums, Susan Thompson, Daniel Dolan, Robert Applin, Robert Wiseman. ln spite of a late start this year the Orchestra has been Quite successful under the direction of Mr Jack Wroble lt participated in the annual concert on March 22 l945 They played March Hungroise by Berloiz H M S Pinafore Selections by Sullivan Hungarian Village Overture by Nagy Two Guitars by Horlick and Fustoiel by Bea Students behind the instruments were Violins Jean Ricketts Norma Kenny David Schirmer Gayle Aldridge Agnes Fontaine Marge Trescott Betty Bradley Florence Beatty Charles Howe Donald Myers Gordon Luce John Schirmer Gordon Williams Shirley Weber Betty Hubbert Virginia Long and Jean Rauber Oboe Jean Williams and Robert Robards Bassoon Joanne Engle Saxaphones Donald Forsythe Dorothy Grant Teresa Howe Horns Richard Argent: Betty Balding Cornets John Fowler Ralph Fox and James Acomb Cello Bonnie Hall Viola Phyll Plummer Clarinets Charles Finch June Greer Janice Knappen bera Anita Lemen Trambones Raymond Woods Richard Fox Donald VanWinkle Tuba John Martina Bass Edward Vogt Drums Howard Werth Robert Applin Robert Wiseman Susan Thompson Daniel Dolan Flutes Mary Sterner Mary DePuy Piano Jacqueline Acomb ORCHESTRA l 2 l . , . 3 I r I H I 1 , , , I l r I I I ' f - I - J I - -I 4 I - I f 1 ' -1 - , , 1 - I - I - I i i 1 , - 2 , - I - 3l