Pittsford Central High School - Hi Lights Yearbook (Pittsford, NY)

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Standing: Ruske, Hopkins, Eldredge, Provost. Seated: Clark, Kostecke, Mr. Knox, Nichols i',, , -.'N' HI-Y Our service club, as in previous years, sent two delegates to the State Hi-Y assembly at Albany. This yi-ar's representatives were George Hopkins, and Don- ald Provost. The officers ot the club attended the Training Conference at Camp Cory. This year the club has performed many tasks in connection with the drive throughout Pittsford for instruments to send pris- cn camps, also, they did their port in food rationing procedures. Officers for the Year President ................ Robert Nichols Vice-President and Treasurer . Harry Ruske Secretary .............. . Newcomb Eldredge Executive Committee . . James Clark Donald Provost Advisor .......... . , Mr, Knox The big feature of the year was the movie The Boys from Syracuse which they sponsored. They will wind up the year with a banquet. 24 'I-ll-Y Q 1

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1 y ,4,f2'f .'f1!f.ff.4,..25 . ',x-, 1 i Back row: lrish, B. Tack, Rylott, Babcock, Corbin, Leary, H. Bachmann, Garling, Kouroupes. Third row: Forman, J. Frohm, Hughes, A. Francis, Miss Bickford, Miss Steve, D. Nichols, B. Voorhees, Tuttle, M, Bri- zee. Second row: McFarland, Husted, Webster, M. Hopkins, Connaughton, Mueller, Kassel, Legan, Straight. Front row: Shearer, Cahill, V. Roberts, Eldredge, Mears lill Kappa l The only sorority in Pittsford High School is the Ph: Kappa Alpha which was founded by Miss Bick- ford and Mrs. Cross some years ago. The sorority acl- visers are Miss Bickford and Miss Steve, and the of- ficers are Margaret Cannaughton, June Mueller, Do- lores Kassel, and Mary Hopkins. Activities have been varied. The new members were initiated in the fall informally at school and for- mally at the Springhouse, Meetings were held at mem- bers' homes where discussions and games were held. A University of Rochester senior was invited to a meet- ing to talk about the advantages of going to college. A WAAC has been invited to attend a future meet- ing. A banquet will end the year. P K A means friendship and service, and in thisit has succeeded-socially, with the Valentine Ball, and patriotically, with the sales of 52,000 in War Stamps and Bonds. Cong ratulationsl 23 plizi A :helen - . +L' ,Qt nm 0,8-lv 'F Wan:-1H'C had ll? gli QS :taxa A hi, O3 Bon tha-ahs 'K I have had 'MOR' Sqn sons Dmiflqi 5-0 BYVQQBCR can at-,ag bq,50QG. 'lmnks Quail So muah 5 bwgll to ml Y s Wm Nmwv l 4-ti' mnuohik on 'KWR Q. V194 0 Q Q I

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XX The Alpha Chi is celebrating another success- ful year. Their dances were all a big success. ln the fall they had an action-packed football game with the Hi-Y and in the spring a basketball game also with the Hi-Y. A party was held for two of the boys who were entering the service. ln the winter some of the boys bought fraternity sweaters to supplement the jackets from the year before. A banquet and probably 0 picnic will end this year's activities. At the final meeting of last year the boys elected the officers for the following semester. At mid-term a new set of boys was chosen for office. They are as follows: First Term President . . . . Frank Evans Vice-President Bill Clark Secretary . Bill Palmer Treasurer . Howard Newcomb Second Term President .... . Edward Muesberger Vice-President . Roger Burden Secretary . . Dave Palmer Treasurer .... .,..... . . . Howard Newcomb f 'f!..AJ ff '21 TT-A ' .fl--ff., ix, f ,if N v f K 1 KJ ' .,T1 1 ' I 'X' - A' 4 fe- v-' f f W W f . l h Ch' 'P ' X 'E P 3 1 'fill 1- f I,-,,,f,4'l -p194xA, 0xA.l IA L z 1 r -rf! Standing: R. Schwartz, D. Palmer, W. Palmer, Burden, Connaughton. Seated: Evans, Newcomb, Schmitt, R. Palmer, Bennett. 25