Jamesburg High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Jamesburg, NJ)

Page 48 text:

IAMESBURG GOLF CLUB President ....... Edwin Platt Vice-President . . . . Charles lvins Treasurer . . . . Lawrence Moore Secretary ....... lack Gardner Adviser ...... Vincent Timberman The lamesburg Golf Club under the auspices of Coach Vincent Timberman has been making surprising headway. Since electing officers it has grown in size from seventeen to twenty-eight members, all of whom are boys. lt seems their motto is No Women Al- lowed. Practice during the winter was held in the gym. But with the coming of spring, Edwin Platt has his aspirations toward arranging a team to compete with high schools of surrounding dis- tricts realized. These inter-scholastic competitions, they feel, are most entertaining for players and spectators alike. This is the first time a golf club has been or- ganized within our fair walls. GIRLS' SPORTS CLUB President ...... Virginia Mount Vice-President ...... Rose Yanek Secretary . . . . Rose Sabatino Treasurer ...... Lucy Seminara Adviser ..... Mildred Lautenberger Under the guidance of Miss Lauten- berger, the Girls' Sport Club was or- ganized by those who are interested in athletics. Their meetings are held weekly in the gym. Basketball, badminton, and shuffle-board are no longer strange to them. They also brush up on their dancing. The girls also take part in seasonal sports and go bicycle riding, roller skating and ice-skating. To raise funds to buy equipment they obtained permission to sell candy at basketball games. With the money earned, they bought an archery set which came into use with warm weather.

Page 47 text:

ROD AND GUN CLUB President ....... Edward Linke Secretary . , . . . Henry Noebels Adviser ...... Wilson R. Livezey Sponsored by Mr. Livezey, the Rod and Gun Club was organized by boys to promote good sportsmanship, not only in field and stream but also in their dealings of everyday life. They are interested in game restora- tion and upholding the fish and game laws, as well as learning the art of fine shooting and angling. The boys' enthusiasm and deep interest in this club have made it very successful. The boys visit shooting galleries where they gain shooting pointers and engage in Target practice. The spring- time is devoted to displaying their skill at fishing. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB FOR BOYS Adviser ,.,... Mary Dougherty The Boys' Home Economics Club was started in the fall of l937. The pri- mary purpose of this rather interesting group is to develop good methods of technique in the handling of kitchen equipment and some common sewing articles such as needles, pins, and scis- sors. Some of the activities of the club are: the art of dishwashing, making of coffee and the preparation of some ev- eryday foods such as coffee, tea, bis- cuits, muffins, plain cakes, griddle cakes and so forth. ln sewing class the boys learn to thread a needle, make a knot, darn hose, sew on buttons and patch gar- ments.

Page 49 text:

ORCHESTRA Cornet Louis Perdoni Saxophones joseph Fusco Louis Sell Trombones Carlton Brown Tony Piccerella William Wells Drums William Pellino Theodore Narozanick Piano Kenneth Weisert Eleanor Czapiga Beatrice Siegel Violins William Knowles Peter Kozachek james Mate john Sierco Dorothy Wells it Q5 THE DRAMATIC CLUB President ....... Phyllis Oman . Alberta Breese Vice-President . Secretary . . . . Edith Schoenly Treasurer ...... Virginia Hopkins Adviser ....... Elizabeth Casey The Dramatic Club is one of the most popular clubs in the school. lt was formed for those students who were in any way interested in drama- tics-whether it was acting, scenery, make-up or any other branch of this field. The meetings are planned with all these interests in mind. Half of each meeting held is planned by the mem- bers interested in acting. These mem- bers are divided into two groups,each group entertaining-with reading or some short play-alternate weeks. The other half ot the meetings are taken up with lectures by the students and teachers on the subject of make- up, scenery and so on.