Delevan Machias Central High School - Flash Yearbook (Machias, NY)

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The Varsity Club has definitely found its lace in high school life at Delevan-Machias. q'he roup, an athletic organization, concerns itselgwith athletics and sportsmanship. Sponsorship of an intramural basketball lea ue, providing cold drinks at all home bas- ketball games, and the creation of the Varsity Club Award presented to graduating Seniors for athletic ability, are all maior accomplish- ments. On the social calendar, the trip to Buffalo to watch the Harlem Globetrotters vs. College All-Stars, held the spot during the past year. The Varsity Club plans to be even busier in the future, enlarging the scope of its func- tions for the advancement of Delevan- Machias. For just any book take a look in the library. Reading improves your mind. Library Club members are always willing to help you. There are magazines and files of pictures and maps prepared and kept neat by the Library Club. Come in any time and you are always welcome. There is no frigate like a book '. 6115 B. Nonrae. 115 Williams, C. Weidinger 33 .Cibrary Second Row, L. to R R Wolfe, M. Houck, Mrs. Wildnck Club Advisor, D. Blacknaoa, Stangl, L. Nagle. First Row D. Dedrick, B. Wilson Weaver, A. Daggett, S Glle Varsity Second Row, L. to R li Malinoski, R. Roberson, Sproul, M. Brown H. Titus Roberson, R. fierce int Row: P. Dedrick, W. Heinz F Green, C. Blackhall, P S er- wood, J. Mitchell, W. Neamon, D. Hognte, R. Anderson

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zzrscs 6 uh I.. to R.: Miss Baker, S. Nourse, P. Saar, A. Woodard, D. Peckham, G. Accurso, li. Higham. ' atianal llanar Society Second Row, L. to R.: R. 1 Schaper, R. Roberson, Sproul, R. Roberson,Rl. Kuhn, R. Pierce. First ow.' Mr. Graham, P. Peckham, E. Wilder, B. Wesley, R. Schu- macher, D. Stevens, M. Zeches, K. Williams. Members of the Future Nurses' Club are girls from grades 9-12 who are sincerely in- terested in becoming nurses. Entrance re- quirements into schools of nursing have been discussed and simple nursing procedures demonstrated. An annual visit to a School of Nursing Open House has given the prospec- tive nurses a glimpse of real nursing life. Attractive silver and blue pins identify the group. Financial assistance will be given by the Club to any member entering a School of Nursing. Candidates for the National Honor Society are selected from those students of the 10th, 11th, and 12th grades who have a scholastic average of 8575 or better. Those candidates, who, in the opinion of the faculty and present members of the society, are considered out- standing in character, service to the school and community, and leadership qualities are then elected to membership. Once elected, a student remains a member as long as he con- tinues to maintain the high standards of scholarship, leadership, service and charac- ter.

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Second Rouf, L. to R.: L. Fanchcr, Kuhn, R. Boutwell, K. Lang, Miss Heimerle, J. Saar, N. Tidd, R. Vedder, L. Glazier, G. Goetzman, P. Til- linghast. First Row: H. Ma- lone, S. Hamblin, L. Rich, A. Schaus, F. Schwab, H. Ste- vens, B. L. Fillion. Press 61116 Second Row, L. to R.: Miss Eade, M. Zeches, R. Schu macher, P. Saar, B. Wesle , P Dedriclt, K. Warner. First Row D. Howell, G. Ashcraft, G Gasz, J. Hartwell, D. Stevens 9. ff. A. The Delevan-Machias Chapter of the F.H.A. is affiliated with both the State and National Organizations. To raise money for our service projects, we have held a ba e sale, skating party, sold popcorn balls, and yarn dolls. As our proiects, we have supplied Christ- mas gifts to the Red Cross and dresses to a Mission in the South. Press 61116 The Press Club is organized under a new advisor this year. She is Miss Victoria Eade of the Commercial Department. Members of the club are from the Senior English Class. The paper has a new name, Del-Mae Data, sug- gested by one of the members. During the year, the staff toured the Olena Times Herald , and had the experience of being on the spot when the news of the plane crash involving the four Niagara Univer- sity students came in. The Machias Sentinel has recognized sev- eral articles regarding national issues which the students have had printed in the paper.