Maple Hill High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Castleton On Hudson, NY)

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ACTI ITIES Cross country challenges physical endurance P I Debate Club perfects speaking styles ana' develops well-informed citizens. slat Yearbook staff combines literary and artistic slfills

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Soccer demands muscular co-ordination. In basketball, agility anal good sportsmanship are essential. Versatility is most outstanding in the lives of students at Maple Hill who participate in a wide variety of extracurricular activities. The aim of these organizations is to enable each student to expand his interests, to develop both physically and mentally, and to meet with a group sharing his own interests in a relaxed, unpressured fellowship of students. Maple Hill's organizations are numerous and varied. Certain of them, such as Debate Club or the International Club. prepare the individual to be a better citizen, Well informed about both past and present. Members of Student Council learn principles of government, as well as serving the school in many capacitiesg Debate Club provides a means of developing poise and perfecting speech styles. In F.T.A., members are able to Work closely with teachers, performing many of the duties re- quired in the teaching profession. Literary talents are developed in the staff members of Carillon, while students working with the yearbook become proficient in techniques of editing, journalism, pho- tography and finance. Musical talent is recognized in Band and Glee Club, as is academic competence acknowledged by Honor Society. The type of sports offered at MHHS are diversi- fied to appeal to all interested students. For boys, there is a great variety of interscholastic sports available. Varsity teams represent the school in soccer, wrestling, basketball, baseball, golf. bowling and cross-country. Also available are a wide variety of intramural sports for boys and girls in grades 7-12. For the exceptionally agile girls, cheerleading provides an outlet for their energy. Through such a wide selection of activities avail- able, each student in Maple Hill is enabled to par- ticipate in some activity well suited to his character and to expand his interests. Band fosters refinement of musical talents.