Draper Central High School - Dragon Yearbook (Schenevus, NY)

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. . ,l ' 'W 'I' , ':Y?', V - I -. :..',,Jf L .. .,. ,, . . 4 ..,i SILVER CIRCLE PresidenT ....,... g,,..... . . ....A MAXINE MAC DOUGALL Vice-PresidenT ,,.. ,,., . -..HMARY DEEONSO SecreTary .........v5,,H.. ..-.. ..,,.. .. ,. . IRENE ANDERSON Treasurer ,,,,,...v... .. .,..,. . ...,,.,v..... HELEN GORDON AdviserscMISS TI-IERESE WIENECKE, MISS OLGAREETA VEEDER Firsf Row-BerTha Adriance, Mariorie Payne, Jean IreTon, Helen Gordon, Mary Defonso, Maxine MacDougall, Miss Therese Wieneclce, Miss OlgareeTa Veeder. Irene Anderson, CharloTTe Anderson, Helen Welch, KaTherine Payne. Helen Murray, Jean FreTTo, Laura Lee. Second Row-Bianca Colucciello, Mary Horan, Elsa Tullner, Rufh Van PaTTen, BeTTy Sherwood. Theresa Defonso, Lorefia Mullen, BeTTy Meyer, Kafherine Haines, BerTha AuchTer, Doris Hallenbecli, Irene ATlcins. Third Row-+Gwendolyn Shave, Anna Meyer, Eva Senecal, MargareT Gordon, Lorraine NolTe, Dorofhy BorsT. Helen Czyzewslci. The Silver Circle sTarTed iTs year's acTiviTies wiTh an inTormaI iniTiaTion OT The TwenTy new members. This was Tollowed by The Tormal recogniTon services combined wiTh a parTy aT The Y.W.C.A. To celebraTe The cIub's TirsT anniversary. Among our various Tinancial acTiviTies during The year were a Tea dance, several small sales, and a very successTul Toocl sale aT Carl's DeparTmenT STore. AT ChrisTmas Time we gave a IiTTle-sisTer parTy and disTribuTed ChrisTmas boxes as our mid-year service proiecT. The liTTle-sisTer parTy, which was held in The school audiTorium, was a success beyond our highesT expecTaTion. Each club member inviTed a less-TorTunaTe liTTle sisTer and Through The fine co-operaTion oT boTh girls and advisers, TorTy liTTle girls wenT home ThaT nighT, Tired, buT happ . A our aITernaTe social meeTings This year, we enjoyed TalTis by diTTerenT members OT The TaculTy, and The Girl Reserve SecreTary, Miss CharloTTe Morris. The discussions proved boTh inTeresTing and educaTional. On April 9Th, our club sponsored a Silver Swing Dance. This dance was held aT The school, and in spiTe of unTavorable weaTher, was a success. The club gave a Tea aT The Y.W.C.A. on May I6 in honor oT The Girl Reserve moThers and our TaculTy advisers. The Silver Circle will close iTs busy. happy year wiTh a reunion wiTh The old members, and a club Trip.

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.9 T -- ' ' '11 ... s'w.- f jf X - . . 4- F - , 1 . J -. D -1. HI-Y CLUB First Row--KenneTh Shoemaker, Harold Shafer, Charles Shell, HerberT Rohloff, Frank LaPoinTe. Mr. Arnds, John Kelly. George Simone. ArThur Young. Douglas Dillenbeclr, Harry Sahr. James Heaney. Second Row-Raymond Marks, George Sorella, Gerald Saddlemire, Eric Berical, Gordon Fisher, John Svec, Richard Bolechawicz, James Rigney, Kennefh RexTord, James HoTaling. Third Row-ArThur Hughes, Edwin Tournier, Kullmar Mowers, WalTer Van ZandT, Francis Young, David Smifh. Merton NeTT. PresidenT ......, --- -- .,... .........,. J Ol-TN KELLY Vice-PresidenT .... ..a.. H ERBERT ROHLOFF SecreTary ..,... ---DOUGLAS DILLENBECK Treasurer--, ----- ---.------- G EORGE SIMONE -MR. FREDERICK ARNDS The Hi-Y's acTiviTies began This year wiTh The aTTendance oT Two oT our members aT an Older Boys' ConTerence held aT Lake Placid. New members were iniTiaTed. Upon The reTurn oT The conTerees. The Hi-Y launched iTselT upon a new venTure, The selling and disTribuTion oT HOT Dogs. ln December There occurred in Albany, anoTher con- Terence, This one lasTing Tor several days. ln January The graduaTion oT PresidenT Franlc LaPoinTe made The elecTion oT a new presidenT necessary. In The laTTer parT oT April, aTTer greaT preparaTion, The annual Hi-Y play was presenTecl. Through The whole year The Hi-Y has aided The TaculTy and STudenT Council in The managemenT oT Traffic. The club inTends To close The year wiTh a Trip and an elecTion oT officers Tor The coming year. FaculTy Adviser --.------------------

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' ' W g '. uf -: 'f' ' ,Q - N . -, -fn I . v BUSINESS CLUB Firsf Row-Miss Mary Bouse, Mariorie Payne, Virginia Reimann. Bianca Colucciello, Ido Moran- selle, Elsa Tullner. Alfred Cruiclcshanlc, Arfhur Young, Angeline Senfa Barbara, Earl O'Brien, Annefla Miller, Dorolhy Diamond, Eileen Sibel, Evelyn Grob, Mrs. Marion Morris. Second Row-Gwendolyn Shave. Jean lrelon, Belly Tablewslci. Genevieve Szwiele. lrene Aflrins, Mary Caldwell, Genevieve Wollner, Rosemae Magee. Margaref Gordon, Julie Kocinslca, Kafherine Haines. Berlha Auchler. Myrlle Lasher. Third Row--Edwin Tournier, Eilmore Sfanlon, Paul Briscoe, Louise Lemlie, Dorofhy Vogel, Marfha Von Slelfina, Dorolhy Gordon, Harry Sahr. John Gufhrie, Armand Valleila. Presidenf ....................,.,....e,... ARTHUR YOUNG Vice-Presidenl .,.,.............,.... ALFRED CRUlCKSl'lANK Secrelary ..,................... ANGELINE SANTA BARBARA Faculfy Advisers--MlSS MARY BOUSE, MRS. MARION MORRIS Reporiers.. ,.a..,........,, ANNETTA MILLER, ELSA TULLNER Sergeanls-af-Arms ,,........ EARL O'BRlEN, IDO MORANSELLE A+ fhe siarf of 'rhe currenr school year, The Draper Business Club decided fo increase ifs membership. The new officers slalf elecled from las? year's members were: President Arihur Young, Vice-presidenf, Alfred Cruickshanlc: Secrefary, Angeline Sanla Barbara: Reporlers, Annelfa Miller and Elsa Tullnerp Sergeanl-al-Arms. ldo Moran- selle and Earl O'Brien. Throughoul The year The Draper Business Club had many sales for 'rhe purpose of increasing ifs lreasury. These sales were given The hearfiesi cooperalion from The members in order io be successful. Each year The Business Club slrives io visi'r some inferesfing business house. The pasf year They visifed Two inleresiing places, namely, Schenecfady Savings Bank and The New York Telephone Company. With confinued coo eraiion, diligence, pafience and unceasing efforls. fhe Draper Business Club shells reach new goals and realize new ambifions in The fulure iusl as if has in fhe pasf.