Sauquoit Valley Central High School - Saghdaquadah Yearbook (Sauquoit, NY)

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DHYSICAL EDUCATIUN DEMUNSTDATIDN The high school pupils presented on April 23 an exhibition of the work done in gym classes under the direction of Mr. Trask. The following program was presented: 7th Grade Boys 1. Tower Ball ,,.,,.,.,., .,., ,,., .....,...,,,.. 2. Athletic Dance ........,,....,.,....,...,.., ,......., . .Sth Grade Girls 3. wfhe Brishes Quarreli' .....,. ......... .... 5 t h and 6th Grades, Clayville Directed by Miss 0'Connor and Mrs. Lyons 4. :4Sambow Clog ...,.,.. , . ,....,.. , . . . . High School Girls 5. Volley Ball ..,... . . High School Girls and Boys 6. P ramids ....... . . ....,. . . ..,.. . ,Junior and Senior High Boys Y 7 ', ..... .... . ,.,. ....,. , . . . 4th Grade, Sauquoit Directed by Miss Glendenning 8. Tumblers ..,,... .... .... .... .,..,... J u n i or and Senior High Boys 9 Horizontal Bar QHigh 84 Lowl . ..........,.... Junior and Senior High Boys . Wllhe Magic Basket 10: Military Tap . . . , , ....,.... . , . . . . . . .,,. . . High School Girls Pianists: Mrs. Mabel Clarke, Miss Lucile Perkins During this past year we began a Health Education program, to teach the forma- tion and practices that are essential to health. Your Board of Education has pur- chased Health Education Books for the first six grades in both grade schools, and rural schools. MILITARY TAP DANCERS Front row: Elizabeth Fyfe, Eleanor Trombly, Vivian Robinson, Mildred Clark, Marguerite Castle, Alice Lasher, Mary Jones, Naomi Kingsley. Back row: Doris Stone, Virginia Hubbard, Isabelle Szlachta, Dorothy Rohl, Antoinette Head, Helen Head, Shirley Way, Doris Zambon. These girls danced for the entertainment of the public at the annual gymnasium demonstration rn April 28. The dance was under the direction of Mr. Trask. The costumes were by Mrs. G. Trask and Mrs. H. Pughe. -1 , , fi-1-lmf ff 1 H. as . . ,, , if . n-. , ,,,- C :Y 3.

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BASEBALL When the call for baseball sounded, the boys turned out as they always have for this sport. They were much pleased that new suits had been procured for twelve players. Coach Trask had only two veterans to work with as the class of '36 took most of his regulars. Among the players from last yearis squad were: Paul Yager, Kenneth Kirby, Hamil Zambon, Bernard Allen, Gerald Schafer, William Parker, Edward Swan, Norman Smith, Glenn Smith, and Charles Smith. Others out for this year's team were: Raymond Brunner, Frank Cieslak, Bill Latus, Clifford White, Bob Green, Florian Swan, James Bombase, John Watters, and Anthony Swan. The manager for the team was Cecil Champ. The games scheduled for this year were the following: April 30-Sauquoit at New Hartford. May 4-Sauquoit at Newport. May 7-Sauquoit at Oriskany. May llffChadwicks at Sauquoit. May May IB lflf-Sauquoit at Middlcville -Newport at Sauquoit. lVlay 25f-Micldlevillc at Sauquoit. May 28-Sauquoit at Chadwicks. June 1- Oriskany at Sauquoit. First row: Edward Swan, Clifford White, Frank Cieslak, Kenneth Kirby, Paul Yager, Gerald Schafer, Glenn Smith, Hamil Zambon, Cecil Champ tmanagerl. Back row: Mr. Trask fcoachl, William Green, Bernard Allen, William Parker. Norman Smith. W 5 .,, A . W,

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SCHOOL ACTIVITIES CDLLINS FESTIVAL The Collins Festival was again presented in our school this year. The entertain- ment consisted of the following programs: The Davies Singing Party ...., Oct. 23 Bessie Andrus, melodist .,.., Oct. 30 Frank Johnson, lecturer . .,.. Nov. 6 A three act play, '4Cricket ..,. Nov. 13 C H IQISTMAS DLAV Newspaper Club Mr. Faville and Mr. Clark On December 21, a Christmas play, L'Merry Christmas from Grandma, was pre- sented. The play was written by lhree high school students, Elnore Vlfhite, Christina Mayton, and lflizabclh Casper. The grade schools also clramatized short plays which lhcy wrote themselves. Thc following clubs wcrc org inizcd during the school year: litiquetle Club . Science Club .. Archery Club Model Airplane Club . Photography Club Clee Club , . . Orchestra . , Future Farmers Library Club , . ,, Dramatic Club . . Home Making Club Campfire Club . , , . Sketch Club ..., . . . . Hiking Club , . . . . . . , Correspondence Club ., . . . , Mr. Clark . .Mr. Clark . . . Mr. Trask ..Mr. Polly Mr. Pembleton . . .Mr. Axtell , . . Mr. Axtell . Mr. Rogers , Mrs. Jenks Mrs. Prichard . . Miss Green . . . Miss Rich . . , .Miss Rich . Miss Slayton .,Miss Parker DIQEZE SDEAIKING On May 5 the prize speaking contest was held. The contestants in the girls' division were: Alice Lasher, Eleanor Trombly, Margaret Smith, Jane Borden, and Lois Wood, in the boys' division, John Donahue, William Wfilliams, Hugh Stephen- son, Harold Davies, and Norman Wfilliams. MUSIC EXHIBITIDN On May 7 the orchestra held a musical exhibition under the direction of Mr. Axtell.