Pearl River High School - Pirate Yearbook (Pearl River, NY)

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rl 4 The Hr-Y cub was orgahrzed to create, manhtah and extend throughout the schoz! and COVWtWUWt'y hrgh standards ot Chrrstwarw charae- ter. GIRLS' HI-Y asm-Y CHAPTER Pres :fer-' ZC9CT+aEf- L,'f,f-'.',J Vie P'es':f- F-O3A AELO'-yDl Secretary E-Et-NOR H1045 Tfeasfe' LCMSE CLJEQT F-dv se' 'J SS t. LLM-'4 DLAHVEYEQ The Beta-Y caapter of the Grrrs' Hr-Y was orgamzed 'hs year, ard seht tw: repre- sehtatnyes to tde State Cshgress at Abahy, where a b M they prcpesed was passed, The Odd JCCJ Agency was etabhshefi :Jr the grr!a to ra se -hceey. BOYS' HI-Y Prestderwt , RNCHARD EUAEUDORF V.ce PVCSWUCWY EDNARD STECHEQ Secretary HOWARD L. COX TrcaSu'O' RNCHARD XWEISHAAQ Artyrscr MR G. SMKTH Represerwtatrwes of the Boys' Hu-Y, whuch was recrganrzed 'hrs year, were sent to the State Hr-Y Asse-'ably th AVbar'ny,ar1d the County Assembly th Sprhg Valiy, where It presented a brtl, whrch was passed. Other act y tres they spohsered were dances ahd part es GIRLS' HI-Y -.-ess sue it ENCORPE sms 'Ji-lr' .Ei-N ,C.E-AN3 E.E- N ,CHNSTCN DCRCTHY EARSNU'-NN MARY RA'-ASAV 1' SS :RANGES THC'-'PSQN Tag 5 - 5 fa e :een yew actrye thrzaghcat Q tea' s..::esst,. . s::es:rhg sahces Ie:- rares TWIN es af: ss: a gafeerrngs T'ei.' a 53 see? a :e egare t: tee State H -Y ::'werat.:': h Aga'-. : ers'::1 :art h 'ee cff'-N :fe y V- Sgrrfj Ya e. 51

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HE Home Economics Clubls principal aim is to give girls interested in homemaking a chance to further enioy the opportunities of the home economics department This year they have held dances, cake sales, and knitting parties, Their most Outstanding proiect however, was the manufacture Ot novelty jewelry, Jn. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Adviser MISS F. THOMPSON ,an wr Y President BETTY JANICKI Secretary i FLORENCE ST-lXRUD H :gfe- CHEERLEADERS Captain PAT JUDGE lTl-l the inauguration of a number ot new iitterbug yells, the cheer- ing squad led the yelling at football and basketball games, creating en- thusiam and giving added color to the contests. The squad was assisted by Mr, Harold Stine, 30 Q6- 0

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THE PEARL RIVER PLAYERS RGANIZED in I939, the Pearl River Players, rounded out its second year with the completion and ratification of a constitution. The club was organized to produce plays, two One-act plays and one major production each year. The members direct their own oneeact plays which are presented formally in the auditorium. ONE MAD NIGHT , a mystery-farce in three acts, the major produce tion, was presented in the high school auditorium on February 27 and 28, I94I. Thomas Griffith and Olympia Vergin had the leads and were ably sup- ported by the other members of the cast. Stage sets were designed and erected by Miss Eva B. Crabtree and the Art Department. The success of the play was due to the expert direction of Miss Ester V. Day. President OLYMPIA VERGIN Vice-President THOMAS GRIFFITH Secretary BETTY JANICKI Treasurer JANICE SICKLES Adviser MISS E. DAY