Ontario High School - Echo Yearbook (Ontario, NY)

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THE ECHO 3 4 'x fill 1' W HOME MAKING CLASS HOMEMAKING NOTES ' The Ontario Homemaking Club formed in nineteen hundred and thirty- three, met in September to begin its second year. The officers elected were as follows: Betty Maher, presidentg Leila King, vice-presidentg Betty Rooney, secretary and treasureg Miss Brucker, adviser. Under the guidance of committees, numerous projects were carried on. An exhibit of ehildren's homemade play materials was displayed at Palmyra Fair and later in a store window downtown, In November, the Ontario Board of Trade was served ,dinner at their meeting at school. On Parents' Day, the club gave a tea for the guests. Later in May the Board of Education held a dinner meeting at sehool, at which time the Homemaking girls served the meal. The outstanding feature of elub meetings were a play given in assembly The Making Over of Sadie g a dinner meeting followed by a rotative game contest and a May breakfast followed by a program in observance of Child Health Day. A health play was given at the April meeting. This was probably the best production of the year. A thousand laughs were afforded by' collapsing scenery, insuffieiemt stage equipment and eostumes. Witli the completion of this yearls work, we feel that our club lives up to its aim: to create an interest in Home Economies and to foster soeiability, .1iu-1oi o1ol

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THE ECHO ONTARIO I-HGH SCHOOL BAND NEWS The Ontario High School Band has become a very valuable organization to its school. Its popularity was clearly shown when a large crowd attended the concert given in the High School Auditorium on Parents' Day, May 10, 1935. It was the band's first appearance in Ontario with its new band uniforms, of which the band members are very proud. The band wishes to thank the Board of Education for their generosity in buying them. As the 'band has been organized for over a year, it was entered as a Class C Band in the State Semi-Finals at Palmyra, on May 3, 1935. The band was led by Mr. NValdorf and ranked high among the sixteen bands in its class. The band has decided to maintain weekly' rehearsals during the summer months and is also planning to have numerous concerts during the summer vacation. From the band has come material for a High School Orchestra. This orchestra was newly organized this year by Mr. NValdorf and has played for numerous assembly programs. It was first brought before the general public on May 23, 1935, when it played for the operctta. We hope that this organiza- tion remains as a permanent school activity. The band, this year, has increased its membership to forty-three. It is self-supporting in regard to music. The band is indeed grateful for the fine work done by Mr. VValdo1-f, who deserves much credit for the present abilities of the band. ioioioioioio 1 use-mini'-14:34 ioicicioioioioicioioi