North Rose Central High School - Rambler Yearbook (North Rose, NY)

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RAMBLER STAFF First Row: C. Champlin, A. Catchpole, F. Price, R. Durham, S. Fitch, G. Meyer. Second Row: H. Hixon, T. Milem, J. Peck, R. Bastian, B. Mills, P. Mills, B. Barnes. when our parting days are over.

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Seated: M. Price, R. Kise, R. Adams, N. Jewell, G. Meyer, D. Harrison, W. Leaird, R. Hubbard. Standing: E. Harrison, Mr. Bailey, L. Catchpole, M. Anthony, N. Jewell, B. Kulow, A. Young, K. Miraglia, V. Bastian, C. McQueen, Miss Finch. STUDENT COUNCIL This year the choosing of officers was made more competitive by a new system of elections which included campaign speeches and political posters. The first duty of the Student Council was the appointing of sub-councils. Some of the highlights of the year include: the purchase of the intramural trophy, which added more enthusiasm to the program; the exchange of an assembly with Clyde;the improvement of the school lunch line; a Halloween and Valentine party; the election of cheerleaders and a special campaign to help keep our school clean and neat. ACTIVITIES ... Thou,indeed art well beloved

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SCHNEWS STAFF Seated: H. Hixon, S. Filch, F. Price, G. Rchkugler, A. Catchpoie, B. Barnes. Row 2: J. Eygnor, K. Mira- glia, L. Rogers, M. Price, M. Charnp- lin, H. Clingerman, B. Galloway, J. Peck, I. Bowman. Row 3: L. Hum- bert, C. Champlin, R. Dintruff, R. Adams, E. Wasnbum, R. Marriott, N. Jewell, P. Mills, Mr. VanWagencn. This year a press club was organized with the help of Mr. Van Wagenen. After three years without a school paper, everyone welcomed its revival. The name “Schnews” was contributed by Robert Adams, who explained it to be a combination of school news. The paper was published every three weeks in order to present the news before it became old. We had no trouble selling it. The price charged was five cents per copy of fifty cents for the total number of copies. The purpose of the paper was to keep the students up-to-date as well as create an interest in school events. And we tread life’s rugged way. Seated: B. Durham, V. Bastain, V ice-P resident; B. Smith, President; R. M. Gillette, Secretary; M. Skutt, J. Seymour, M. VanDuyne. Row 2; R. Bastain, J. Coonrod, N. Raymer, 0. VanSteen, T. Garrison, J» LaValley, L. Durham, C. Poole, E. Axins, S. LaValley, Miss Finch. Row 3:1. Mor- gan, C. Briggs, M. Skinkle, L. Humbert, S. McQueen, F. Hall, E. Briggs. LIBRAHY STAFF '1 embers of the Library Stu- dent Staff give much volunteer time and service for both grade and high school students and faculty. Supervision of the charging desk, processing new books, mending old ones, records, fil- ing, bulletin board displays and exhibits. Activities included sending a CARE book package, a library field trip, and an assembly.