Odessa Montour Central High School - Odessanean Yearbook (Odessa, NY)

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AN OLD CLUB AND A NEW ONE FFA A social organization for agricultural students . . Local club is Chapter 14 in State affiliation . . Gives students practice in making agricultural contacts . . Has basketball team . . Exhibits at fairs . . The FFA crops-and-judging team placed sixth in the state . . Has as a project a hot-bed for plant-raising. Seated: V. Kotmel, J. Nichols, R. Tuttle, J. Plate, E. Stevenson. Second Row: R. Abbey, R. Hollander, C. Marsh, P. Rounds, D. Wickham, Mr. Clauson. Third Row: P. Roberts, C. Stone, R. Alexander, R. Fosdick, P. Wood. YORKER CLUB — Newly organized historical club . . Formed to study local, state, and national history . . Held two meetings monthly with D. Dougherty as presiding officer . . Took trip to Binghamton to attend Sullivan-Clinton Association Meeting . . Visited Broome County Airport. Seated: C. Williams, S. Beach, D. Dougherty, Mi's. Carney, adviser; N. Tuma, D. Blciler. Standing: J. Lovell, K. Liquori, J. Jaynes, G. Craincy, N. Simpkins, J. Clark, S. Wellman, L. Lattin, N. Schrcckcngost, E. VanZilc. 24

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LET’S HAVE MUSIC ...14 lm:im W “ .... A A % 4 1 I « . BOYS' CHORUS - High school boys met Wednesdays and Fridays . . Sang at Spring Festival at Cortland . . Also sang in Christmas and Faster pageants, at a P. T. A. meeting, and Catherine Church for Schuyler County Teachers' Association . . Some sang in operetta “In An Old Kentucky Garden”. First Row: W. Chapman. R. Alexander, R. Mathers, J. Harriger, P. Couch, S. Tillis, T. Kellogg, R. Chapman. Second Row: S. Campbell, R. Collins, F. Stone, 1). Bush, J. Brown, R. Knight, L. Banks, C. Stone, Mrs. Blair, adviser. Third Row: R. Woodford, T. Townsend, R. Green, R. Ellis, V. Kotmel, M. Slater, W. Thorpe, D. Ely. CHORAL CLUB — Freshmen through Seniors met on Tuesdays and Thursdays . . Sang at Spring Festival at Cortland . . Also sang in the Christmas and Easter pageants . . J. Todd and L. Brewer represented school at All-State Chorus in Buffalo . . Presented “In An Old Kentucky Garden” in the Spring. First Row: B. Pellor, A. Grover, S. Franklin, B. Klein, I. Teeter, V. Donnelly, N. Wilkinson, K. Borzell, M. Tyler, C. Heilmann, Y. Cole, M. Jenkins, H. Woodford, S. Hall, J. Swartwood. Second Row: M. Crippen, D. Berry, B. McCarty, D. Dibble, j. Fisher, B. Brown, S. Knapp, F. Bowman, C. Clark, C. Smalley, L. Casselberry, J. Todd, D. Hanville. Third Row: W. Woodford, J. Rounds, E. Rounds, S. Ray, L. Bailey, P. Carpenter, C. Clair, D. Williams. E. Dean, R. Lape, D. Hayes, M. Doan, J. Ziegler, S. Cunningham, D. Swader, L. Halpin. Fourth Row: E. Hagadorn, J. Smith, B. Cook, A. States, L. Holton, L. Cratsley, A. Carrigan, A. Goodrich, J. Swartwood, M. Woodford, N. Bullcn, S. Coddington, A. Fowler, Mrs. Blair, director. Fifth Row: P. Nickerson, E. Pound, D. Wheeler, P. Clayson, C. Ellis, O. Brown, A. Wood, L. Brewer, M. Pound, V. Rumscy, A. Doan, V. MacDougall. 23

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A GOOD PASTIME BOOK CLUB - Club for students nine through twelve interested in reading, purchasing and discussing books . . Met on Wednesdays eighth period with Mrs. Wilson, adviser. Seated: D. Swader, L. Holton, L. Brewer, S. James, D. Berry, D. Collins. Standing: M. Tyler, Mrs. Wilson, adviser; V. Donnelly, A. Learn, S. Collins, D. Dibble, E. Stowitz. LIBRARY CLUB — Members met first Monday of month . . Club’s purpose is to foster interest and pride in library work and training . . Eligibility based on scholarship, co-operativcncss . . Student librarians, supervised by Mrs. Smith, made improvements in library’s appearance. Seated: M. Green, S. Knapp, S. Franklin, J. Fahl, C. Miller, E. Stowitz, J. Smith. Standing: K. Rinehuls, C. Clair, C. Ellis, K. Borzcll, O. Brown, B. Avery, S. Ray, B. Klein, D. Hayes, A. Learn, F. Todd, A. States, B. Cook, P. Fisher, J. Smith, P. Rounds. 25