Ravena Coeymans Selkirk High School - Memoirs Yearbook (Ravena, NY)

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IEIDIESGYMANS lllllllllflglllill Faculty MR. F, R, FURLONG, Principal St. Lawrence University, B. S. KL M. A. MISS HELEN CALDWELL Potsdam Normal School MISS LILYANN STOLZEL Potsdam Normal School MISS SUSAN REYNOLDS Cortland Normal School MISS EVELYN ROOSA New Paltz Normal School MISS GENEVIEVE EASTMAN Cortland Normal School MISS MARION BARNES Potsdam Normal School MISS MARY E. SOLOMON School Nurse, Buffalo City Hospital Syracuse University Extension Courses DR. J. F. MOSHER, Union, College Albany Medical College, M, D, MR. EDWARD GIDDINGS Albany Business College MISS SARA SWARTHOUT, Secretary Coeymans High School Page T-zwczzty-si.1' MISS FRANCES' HAMMERSLEY State College for Teachers, A. B. MISS MURIEIL SAWYER Boston Uni, College of Music, M.U.S.B MISS ELEANOR CLELAND Syraouise University, B. A. MRS. ROSE MEYERS State College for Teachers, B, S, in C MISS CATHERINE MATTHEWS Syracuse University, B. A. MISS VERNA GOUGH Potsdam Normal School Albany State College MR. LE ROY WHITER St. Lawrence University, B. S. MR. ARVINE HAWKINS Hartwick College, B. S. in C. MR. DONALD RAY Charksion College, B. S, St. Lawrence M. A, in Education MR, THOMAS KUNZ St. Lawrence University, B. S.

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Sll'3lltlIllDfIDlIb llliilldilll Dramatic Club The members of the Dramatic Club, under the direction of Miss Stolzel, have had a very successful season. Coeymans again participated in a competitive play contest against Coxsackie and Ravena. Coeymans presented a one-act comedy The Wedding by John Kirkpatric. The members of the cast proved themselves to be excellent actors and left a lasting impression on the minds of their spectators. The Dramatic Club is instrumental in developing talent and interest in Dramatics in the high school students. Honor Club For the past eight years, Coeymans High School has had an Honor Club. Scholarship is the most important factor in determining membership since on aver- age of above SOWJ is required. Credits are given for school attendance, athletics, clubs and other extra-curricular activities. Pins were awarded on Moving Up Day of this year to forty students who qualified by making ten points. The award this year was a very attractive bronze pin. lt has long been considered a high honor and privilege to be a members of this club and it is a goal for which the students work during the year. Library Club The Library Club has been organized for many years to assist the librarian in carrying on the Work of our school library. The purpose of the club is to teach pupils the use of the library, to foster an appreciation of books and to know how to manage the adminisration of the library. Under the direction of Miss Eleanor Cleland, the Library Club has done much to improve ourr library during the past year. We have been able to add over 100 new books, so that now our total number of volumes is about 1800. In addition to these, l00 books have been borrowed from the State Library. In May, the Library Club held its annual party for the initiation of the new members who were chosen for their excellence in the administration of the l.ibrary'. This year ten new members were asked to join. , The Library Club members received their pins on Moving-Up Day. Page Twcffify-fizfr'

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