Knox Memorial High School - Seymour Yearbook (Russell, NY)

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Front Row Kenneth Burns,Russel1 Tuttle, Charles Taylor, George Grant, Charles Bullock, Edmund H111 Second Row Lyle Cota, Gary Matthews, President Arnold Fountain, Harry Harmer, George Coons, M Tlel, Adv1sor Third Row Laurence Hance, Grover LaFounta1n, Floyd Founta1n, Arthur Webb, Theodore Enslow, James Wh1tmarsh Fourth Row George S1bley, Francis Briggs, Myron Fry,James R1der,Marv1n Matthews, Hlchard Safzig Front Row Grover LaFountain,Robert, Col1ison,Captain Rlchard P1ke,Carl Hull Second How Harry Harmer, Theodore Enslow, Alton Tuttle, Arnold Fountaln, Russell Tuttle Th1rd Row Edmund Harmer, Gary Matthews, Arthur Webb, W1lliam Wiese, Harry Tupper, Mr Tiel Towne V 5 hop Shop Safety Club i newcomer to ur 3CtiVit1eS Under the dlrection of Mr Peters, students become famlllar wlth the best known methods and practices of handl1ng tools and machlnes Hazards to be overcome are lnvestlgated Merton Coloton is pres1dent of the club

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lfinmemalz mg The purpose of Honemaklng Club 15 to promote both the educatlonal and social phases of home making It teaches sk1l1s, yet the members have fun in the process Thelr goal is to JOID the h8tlOD31 Future Homemakers of Amerlca Presldent of the Senior Club 15 Shlrley Chambers, while Betty Cllbert serves as Junlor Club president Advlsor for the club 1S Mrs Butterfleld ivelcnmnng Last year a new club was brought 1nto the act1v1t1es of Knox,with Mr Armstrong as its advisor At our first meeting durlng 1952 S3 our officers were chosen as follows Helen Barry,pres1dent,Dan1e1 Coffey, vice presldent, Myron Fry, secretary and Lorralne Merkley, treasurer photo The purpose of Photo Club is to make its members photo conscious. They are taught the correct way to take a picture and then, after the picture is taken, how to develop it and obtaln professlonal results. Under the guidance and observing eye of I . Collison, the club members are now on their way to great he1ghts in photography. hav-4 7-.1 K ,lg- if -is -Q-.11 U 1- 1 , ' I - - - , . I . g . - . - . i il. 1 'v '.-L x - - V 4 3 . ' f 'V' . O 5 ' fl! ' 4 , -11V X . I WY 4 if A! , . - X' ' ' M '-It ,' N 0 fr' C- - : ,fl C M - . I . J x . ' . 4 K n f f. If -' ' x 5 J . X .V R V af ' - wg A t 1? Exp' 1 - 5 - XS . b V

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