Leavenworth High School - Tech Liber Yearbook (Waterbury, CT)

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Page Eighty-six THE SKETCH CLUB The Sketch Club, one of the newest additions to the clubs of Leavenworth High School, is an active art club. During the year the club en- joyed outdoor sketching trips to scenic spots near Waterbury. The sketches were afterwards put on exhibition at the school. Every Thursday during the first period the club held its regular sketching period, the members of the class posing' in turn in interesting costumes. Other activi- ties of the club were trips to art museums. Dis- cussions of the art Work the students saw there were held and oral themes were given on modern illustrators, painters, and sculptors. The members of this club were: President, Cornelia Moshier, '25g Helen Bergman, '26, Ruth Chipman, '27g Murlyn Haywood, '27, Isa- bel Kernathan, '28, Ethol Pichard, '28g Lewis Slater, '27g Shirley Spender, '28g Mildred Tur- ney, '27, Elizabeth Schneider, '26g Madeline Jones, '28, Evelyn Bailey, '29g Virginia Hichox, '29g Helen O'Conner, '29g Gertrude Lodge, '29g and Hilda Poudim, '29. Elizabeth Wilhelmina Schneider. st? R WWA.

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1' 'Lani - RIFLE CLUB The Leavenworth Rifle Club of 1925-26 enjoyed its most successful season since it was start- ed in 1922. The club was given hearty support throughout the whole year. Instructor Joseph Colloty coached tirelessly throughout the entire season and deserves credit for his good work. Mr. Allen also co-operated with the club at all times, and his efforts for the good of the club are appreciated by all the members. A large group of candidates came out for the team so that for the first time both first and second teams were formed and took part in ac- tive competition. Both teams registered con- sistently good scores, and ranked well with the leading school teams of the country. The first team started off the season in an im- pressive manner by turning in a perfect score of 500, in defeating Evanston High School of New York. Throughout the whole season matches were shot with school teams from all over the United States. The record book in September showed twenty matches won to twelve lost. The members of the team were: Ernie Reid, Bus Lewis, Emil Christensen, and Captain Bob Schneider, all of the senior class, and Cliff Evitts, Earl Mallette, Harold Healey, Albert Bancleben, Le Mire, and Lasher. By winning twenty matches the team received the classification of Marksman Unit. The second team also had a successful season winning twelve out of twenty matches. This team consisted mainly of first and second year men so that the teams of the next few years will have experienced men with whom to start. The mem- bers of the team were: J. Nichols, Dulskis, Latti- mer, Watts, Doolittle, Cepelak, Cote, and A. Nichols. Cliff Evitts worked well in the rifle game for the year by qualifying as an assistant instructor. Captain Bob Schneider, a member of the team for four years, and Ernie Reid, Bus Lewis, and Healy, '27, also did much toward the good standing of the club. Robert Emil Schneider. Page Eighty-y'i've

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