Dansville Central School - Danua Yearbook (Dansville, NY)

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GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The Girl's Athletic Association has had a very pleasant and profitable year with many good times shared by all, Some ot the highlights ot the year were: a Sadie Hawkins danceg a swimming party at the Hornell Y. M. C. Ag a Valentine's portyg a trip to Rochester, including a spahetti dinner at Caruso'sg and a picnic at Stony Brook State Park, which ended the activities for the year. Officers: Patricia Smith President Janice Knappenburg Secretary Nancy Huston Treasurer Donald Traxler President Charles Howe ice President Bruce A omb Secretary David Tracy Treasurer Ralph Chapman Junior Red Cross Representative Be-rnhardt Lang Reporter The local chapter has taken an active part in the County F F A activities Charles Howe otficiated as secretary and David Tracy as treasurer of the county organization Much interest was shown in the county F F A basketball league Donald Traxler served as captain for bership in the ecand team included Gordon Luce Bernhardt Lang Donald Long Paul Weidman and Gerald Part idge In the County Cattle Judging contest held on April l2th Neil Englert and Merritt Perkins each garnered 530 points which score placed them among the winners Donald Traxler our President was also honored by being elected Vice President of the Senior Class and was included in the upper third ot his class in scholarship for the year FUTURE FARMERS GF AMERICA '92 V - the year.. The members at the tirst team were Dave Tracy, Charles Howe, Bruce Acomb and Richard Goho. Mem- ' S ' , , ,

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THE RED CROSS PLAY Th Junuor Red Cross Councul has successfully ompleted another yeor The Councnl IS made up of re resentatrves from suxteen homerooms and members of St Marys ana St Datrnck s Parochlal Schools The fol lowung offucers head the Councrl Margaret Beatty Chcurmon Robert Applln Mary Jane terner Secretar, Fred IC Wadams Treasurer Under the dnrecfnon of Mrss Ruth Sanford the Ccuncnl has talfen part rn many actuvltues Generous do atrons were gnven to the school nurse and to the dental hyglennst so that needy chnldren mught receuve proper care At many dufferent tlmes durung the year favors made by varrous homerooms were sent to the Togu Marne Veterans Hosputal A profit of S267 was made on the .lunuor Red Cross play Snxteen In August outstandnng socual success RED CROSS COUNCIL 21 e ' ' c .5 7 Vice-Chairman C J 1, ., 4 F, . . - 1 . , . . .

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BAND The band and orchestra, under the leadership of Mr. Carl J. Frank, had a successful year. The high- lights of the season were the All-State Sectional Music Clinic, held in the D. C. l-l. S. auditorium, and the An- nual Concert. Mr. Frank, who returned from a year's leave in New York City, was chairman of the Clinic as well as guest director of the orchestra at the Fredonia State Teacher's College Section of the N. Y. S. S. M. A. The following members were selected t play in Al St t Cl Orch st a Violins Jean Ricke s Norma lxenney Florence Beatty Bette Braaley Donala Myers Maryarie Trescott Charles l-lowe Jean Rauber Robert Applin Band Clarinets Janice Knappenburg June Greer Anita Lemen Flutes Mary Jane Sterner Mary DePuy Bassoon Joann Engle Horn Betty Balding Trumpet Ralph Fox Mi Frank gave a violin concert at one of the assemblies with Miss l-londelink as accompanist The Dance Band played tor sweater dances the Red Cross and Senior Plays and for assemblies ORCHESTRA 20 I l A . o 'the T- aefnic. er: 'i: ' tt, Gordon Luce, Viola: Phyllis Schirmer, Cello: Bonnie Hall, Bass: Edward Vogt, Trumpet: Ralph Fox, Tympaniz 0