Red Creek Central High School - Centralite Yearbook (Red Creek, NY)

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qi-: Our Drama Club with Mrs. Audry Wiggins as adviser con- sists of volunteers from grades nine through twelve. The club was organized that we might further enjoy the arts and literature. l According to our new con- stitution, members are re- quired to attend only workshop meetings which are held after activity period two Fridays each month. At these meetings members participate in stage- craft, dramatics, interpreta- tions, and book reviews. On December 2 we made a trip to Rochester where we saw the Rochester Museum of Arts and Sciences, Eastman House, the Art Gallery and the Rochester Public Library. Our club also had the priv- ilege of attending plays held in some of the surrounding schools. ln addition, we made visits to some of the hospitals where we read to patients. Caywood J. Schaffer. PlIOTOGRAPllY CLUB BACK ROW: S. Brooks, Mr. Allen Case, J. Albano, L. Jones, E. Andross, R. Hadcock. FRONT ROW: N. Blanchard, J. Brooks. 46 SPARKS THAT BACK ROW: Mrs. Audry Wiggins, S. Lagoe, J. Henwood, S. Brooks, J. Appleman. SECOND ROW: J. Brooks, C. Harrington, I. DeLuca, J. LITERARY AND DRAMA CLUB The Photography Club, under the supervision of Mr. Allen Case, is an organization pri- marily designed to stimulate interest and create enthusiasm in the field of photography. Although it is impossible for this club to provide the mem- bers with the most complex facilities, a well-equipped dark room is at the disposal of any member at any time. This year the club has pur- chased a new camera and has taken pictures for the Red Cricket.

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A FEELING 0F CO0PERATl0N Heads of Staff: BACK ROW: C. Cox, H. Hanford, S. Duffy, Mrs. Mary Conroy, C. Mahaney, S. Brooks, K. Neal FRONT ROW: W. Mead, W. Bassett, J. O'Brien, D. Becker. man CRICKET y This year, as in the past twenty-one years, the Red Cricket has worked dili- gently to keep the students informed concerning current happenings around the school. Under the leadership of jill O'Brien and Bill Bassett, co-editors, and with Mrs. Mary Conroy as adviser, many hours have been spent writing articles, putting the paper together, and distributing it. The Cricket is published once each month. Concessions at basketball games and short dances following the games have helped to meet the expenses of the paper's production. Members of Staff: BACK ROW: B. Seymour, J. Roberts, J. Stothard, L. Jones, R. Roe, D. Jaeger, M. Caywood, C Guthrie, K. Van Graafeiland, N. Forsythe, J. Larkin, M. Helinger. THIRD ROW: T. Stone, J. Williams, E. Andross, J. Sturtevant, I. Parry, E. Bacon, R. I-Ioldridge, M. Lalik, M. Warford, S. Smith, E. DeLuca. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Mary Conroy, R. Townsend, F. Daratt, B. Coleman, R. Hadcock, D. Wilson, V. Moore, M. Krejcar, E. FiI1601lI. FRONT ROW: I. Mclntyre, J. Parsons, J, Caywood, J. Katron.

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PRUVIDE UPPURTUNITIES This year the Science Club has reached new heights . Previously it has been a small, inactive club. Now it includes more than twenty students of grades 10-12 on its roll. The members have been very enthusiastic from the first. In October a three day weekend mountain climbing expedition to the Mt. Marcy area was enjoyed by all including our adviser, Mr. Jerrold Dean. Possible projects for the year included the purchase of a de-ionzer for the science department. The students participated in another science fair which proved not only en- joyable but also educational. SCIENCE CLUB BACK ROW: T. Stone, L. Dodge, Mr. Michael McPhee, J. Radley, M. Stafford, N. Swope, W. Forsythe, G. Phelps, Mr. Jerrold Dean, J. O'Brien, J. Wiestner, N. Hall. THIRD ROW: W. Craine, F. Daratt, V. Scruton, M. Watford, C. Dunbar. SECOND ROW: N. Forsythe, R. Katron, C. Harrington. FRONT ROW: M. Helinger, C. Guthrie, K. Casey, I. Pettit, C. Cooper. INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB Mr. VincentD'Ambrosio is adviser again this year for the Industrial Ar ts Club They sold popcorn at the School Fair held Septem- ber 29. Also at Christmas time the students repaired toys for the Grange to dis- tribute throughout the vi- bers took a field trip to Oswego State Teachers' College where they had the opportunity of viewing the outstanding Industrial Arts I Department. D. Brooks, J. Wallek, L. Everson, W. Gay, E. Bliss, G. Andross, C. Wright, Mr. Vincent, D'Ambrosio. cinity. This year the mem-