Niagara Wheatfield High School - Nucleon Yearbook (Sanborn, NY)

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VAR ITY LUB DRILL TE M The Varsity Club was organized for the purposes of acting as the chief initiating and promoting force for maintaining a high standard of athletics and to act as a stimulant and inspiration in building a strong, well rounded athletic program. Under the able leadership of its president, Gary Billcheck and faculty advisor Mr. Ross, the Niagara-Wheatfield Varsity Club has com- pleted another successful year. A varsity letter winner in any sport is eligible for membership. The person's character and academic record are also considered. Every school year the Varsity Club presents a trophy in each of the seven varsity sports to the player iudged Most Valuable by his teammates. The club also presents a trophy to the outstanding graduating senior. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Mazzei, D. Walck, M. Cornelius, J. Troyer, S. Leiner, D. Fogg, C. Davis, C. Shattuck, N. Kratts, M. Underwood, M. Stoelting, K. Haseley, P. Young, M. Beutel, S. Demmin, L. Fogg, M. Pfohl, D. Calkins. . .cs . , , . if A '

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The Pep Club is in its fourth year of organization with Janice Abramaitys as President, Jane Simpson as Vice President, Carolyn Snyder, as secretary and Sandra Johns as Treasurer. Mr. Frank Brusino is the advisor. The club's obiectives are to promote school spirit and to aid the athletic fund. The club activities have The Travel Club endeavors to promote international understanding and good-will through a program of study and discussion. Speakers who have traveled afar, films, and debates on current world affairs highlight The Travel Club meetings. Currently thefgzbfgjscysadopted a Foster been selling tickets to the games, sponsoring dances and assemblies. Booster Weekend was the biggest event this current school year. Future plans -will include all of the above as well as other activities. The club is open to all girls in the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades. child from Vietnam. Through direct financial aid we have tried to help stem the rise of Communism in this distant land. The Club also engages actively in area Model United Nation Meeting. This year we have at- tended the Model U.N. held at Fredonia and at Buffalo. TRAVEL LUB .M L, . 1 L

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JUNIOR HIGH DRAMA CLUB - ROW ONE, left Yo Right: Richardson, C. Hunier, J. Gooch, E. Sufera, I.. Newbury, Y S. Kirk, T. Thompson, D. Meorbell, J. Shelimire, R. Schoenherr, Brei, J. Sisson. ROW THREE: A. Berge, P. Gronachan, J. Mor- R. McCarthy. ROW TWO: Mrs. Gronochun, J. Wager, J. owic, R. Burtolomei, S. Rotellu, F. McCorfhy, R. Cerfo. JU IOR HIGH DRAMA CLUB AUDIO-VISUAL AUDIO-VISUAL - ROW ONE, Left to Right: M. Gouluh, J. Blockmon. ROW TWO: Miss Jagow, Mr. Rizzo, M. Morawic, C. Donner, V. Schroder, F. lgou, Mr. Cosby.