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

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LIBRARY CLUB. The members of this club met the first and third Mondays ofthe month with their adviser, Mrs. Russell. They took charge of the library when the librarian was in the grades. They also helped with the general repair of books and kept the library in order. They sponsored a Book Fair in November and held a dance, The Snowmens Frolicw in January. liionl Row: G. Schoonover, IX, Jackson, Mrs. Russell, Adviser, Ci, Craver, C Clark, .Nl McMillen, J. Ziegler, J. Swarlwood, IX. l,earn. Second Row: J. Plate, O. Brown, R. Knighl. C. lillis, M. Pound, S. Tillis, D. ll.1','es, Y lVlaeD0ugall, C. Clair, li. llagadorn, A. Goodrich, B. Brown, .l. lislier, B. l'elIor, J. liraboni, li. Mosher. Third Row: li. Boyce, li. Bowman, C. Miller, S. Knapp, S. l5ranklin, H. Wooellorel, K. lsilflklll. Ii. Dean, L. Casselberry, B. Klein, K. Jenkins, B. McCarty. BOOK CLUB. This club's main purpose was to bring about a greater appref ciation of literary works. Through the secretary, Darlene Collins. members or- dered new books. At informal discussions, current best-sellers were used to keep members informed of the latest novels. Much general knowledge could be ob- tained from the informative biographical and reference materials offered by this club, The group met every Monday with their director, Mrs. XVilson. liront Row: P. Clayson, N. XVilkinson, l.. Halpin. L. Cratslev, D. Swader. K Callahan S Hal' Second Row: lf. Boyce, G. Schoonover, G. l.earn, S. Cunningham. D. Collins Xlrs V'-ills. Adviser: D. Dibble, R. Lape, V. Donnelly. liliird Row: K. Rinehuls, S. Collins, G. Hoover. 29

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YEARBOOK STAFF. This organization published the Odessannean. The staff, headed by S. Ray, editor and B. McCarty, assistant editor, spent long hours preparing and assembling the Cdessannean. O. Brown did ya fine job as treasurer. Literary editors, J. Plat and E. Mosher assisted by B. Smith took care of the literary work, R. Woodford as art editor ywith assistant J. Cope kept busy preparing the art work for the annual, Typists were M. Jenkins, P. Car- penter, and S. James, and N, VanBuskirk, C. Ellis and E. Stevenson handled all photography details. Front Row: M, Jenkins, N. VanBuskirk, B. McCarty, Miss Wade, Adviser, S. Ray, O. Brown, B. Smith, Second Row: S. James, R. Bowen, J. Plate, H. Woodford, E. Mosher, E. Stevenson, R. Peterson. Third Row: R. Woodford, C. Ellis, J, Cope. PRESS CLUB. Under the supervision of the art adviser, Mrs. Brockley and the literary adviser, Mrs. Campbell. This group published All Around the School once a month, The many informative articles written by our principal guidance director and editor, P. Carpenter, kept the students aware of the school events. The co-art editors were J. Cope and R. Woodford: business affairs were managed by S, James. This club met 8th period on Mondays. Front Row: I. O'Grady, J, Cope, S. James, P. Carpenter, Editor, S. Ray, E. Todd, O. Brown, P. Mosher, J. Zeigler. Second Row: B, Pellor, P. Switzer, V. Rumsey, E. Nickerson, H, Stevenson, P. Mosher, J. Driscoll, B. Avery, D. Hayes, C. Clair, C. Ellis, R. Tuma. Third Row: R. Ellis. R. Lape, N. VanBuskirk, B. McCarty, R. Bowen, H. Woodford, R, Trader, C. Martin, B. Klein, K, Borzell, J. Smith, E. Bowman, R. Woodford. 28

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CHORAL CLUB. This group of girls under the direction of Mr. Wakeman sang at the following programs: the Christmas Operetta, P.T.A. meeting, May Day program. L. Brewer received the highest rating awarded a student in vocal work at the NYSSMA held in Ithaca. The club met Tuesdays and Thursdays, 8th period. Ofncers were O. Brown, Pres.: P. Carpenter, V-P.: J. Ziegler, Sec.: S. Hall, Librarian: R. Lape, Robe Manager. Front Row: Mr. Wakeman, Director: D. Berry, E. Hagadorn, K. Borzell, S. Franklin, B. McCarty, S. Ray, C. Smalley, H. Woodford, F. Bowman, l. Teeter, S. Cope, B. Kotmel. Second Row: R. Lape, M. Jenkins, J. Rounds, S. Cunningham, C. Clark, V. Donnelly, S. Hall, J. Palmer, J. Brown, K. Jenkins, J. Zeigler, A. Fowler. Third Row: J. Smith, C. Clair, P. Carpenter, J. Fisher, A. Goodrich, C. Ellis, E. Dean, N. Bullen, R. Bowen, D. Swader, D. Dibble. Fourth Row: L. Cratsley, O. Brown, V. MacDougall, A. Carrigan, S. Coddington, L. Brewer. P. Clayson, L. Halpin, R. Fosdick, J. Green, J. Cope, A. Wood, M. Pound. BAND. High school band was composed of 32 members. They played for the Christmas Operetta, Easter, Junior and Senior plays, May Day, P.T.A. pro- gram and Graduation. After Easter vacation they spent much time drilling and marching in order to form a marching band. Band members chose as ofHcers S. Coddington, Pres., A. Fowler, V-P.: L. Cratsley, Sec.: L. Brewer, Ass't Con- ductor. The members set up a student government for their organization. Fror'GJRc5w: S. Coddington, C. Clark, L. Brewer, N. Tuma, G. Hanville, K, Washburn, A. OO . Second Row: R. Russell, S. Ostrander, P. Allen, L. Marsh, B. Flatt, F. Ray, C. Ostrander, C, Carpenter, W, Betts, B. Kotmel, M. Cratsley, S. Martin, A. Jackson. Third Rowfseatedjz J. Washburn, D. Dickey, A. Kotmel, A. Fowler. CStandingj: R. Ander- son, J. Chapman, J. Russell. 30