Greenwich Central High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Greenwich, NY)

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1935 THE GREENWITCH 1935 Senior Dramatic Club The Dramatics Club was organized in September 1934. The ofieers were Presi- dent, Mary E. Washburn, Vice-President, Frances Chambers, Secretary, Louise Shel- den, Treasurer, Edward Stiles. During the first part of the year the club presented a Pantomime- In the Good Old Nick of Time. Later, it was definitely decided that the Dramatics Club should have charge of all the Senior High Assemblies. An Assembly program was prepared for Washington's Birthday. A play, The Voyage of the Steam Ship, Good Health, was presented. One Assembly was devoted to the singing of popular songs. In May u one act play was presented. The name of the play was Elmer, 25

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1935 THE GREENWITCH 1935 The Literary Witch The year 1935 proved to be a very successful one for the School paper, The Literary Witch. Under the able direction of Miss Rachel Smith the staff succeeded in editing a very instructive and interesting paper covering the school happenings and events. The same general plan as that established last year was followed except that we again returned to a Mimeographed paper. Each month the publication came out on the second Wednesday in the month. The paper varied from four to seven pages, but the price was always five cents. The complete staff was as follows: Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor Art Editor - Literary Editor Exchange Editor Business Manager Typist - Typist - - Faculty Advisor Muriel Fulmer Louise Sheldon Harriet Sprague - Ruth Hayner - Audrey Toomey Ralph Karnaghan - Rita Majury Marjorie Liddell Miss Rachel Smith

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1935 THE GREENWITCH 1935 Future Farmers of Greenwich The controlling purpose of the Future Farmers of America, that 85,000-member organization of boys studying vocational agriculture in this country, as listed in its manual, is to develop leadership. All over the country these boys are taking their places locally as leaders in the school, the F.F.A. chapter, the national farm organizations, the church, such service clubs as Kiwanis and Rotary, chambers of commerce, and other organizations. The Greenwich chapter contributes to the large membership with 52 members. Sprague Wilbur is the president, Ralph McClay is vice-president, Jack Walsh is treasurer, Olof E. Nelson is secretary and Elton A. Borden is reporter. Raymond Lauder is chairman of the North-Hudson group of Future Farmer Chapters. Boys in the chapter sponsored a Banquet which was very successful. The Ban- quet was called, The Father and Son Banquet, and was held on December 17, 1934. Jack Walsh, Kenneth Allen, Sydney Severance, and William McHugh represented the chapter at Ithaca during Farmer's Week, February 1935. 26