Spencerport Central High School - Panorama Yearbook (Spencerport, NY)

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Seated: Schmidt, J. Mattern. Rear: Cubitt, Jervis, Russo, S. Brongo, Murphy, Beeler, Hedrick, Weld, Bueg, J. Brongo, Keldorf BOYys x ee “BEE” CLUB SAFETY PATROL The Safety Patrol, the first organiza- tion of its kind to be established in a rural school of Monroe County, was organi- zed in 1939 by Mr. Olmstead and has remained under his direction. The patrol consisted of two squads of five men each and a captain, At the present time there is only one squad, of five men, headed by Art Kirvan. The boys work outside after school to prevent the children from running in front of the buses and being injured. The Safety Patrél was a body which the school needed badly. Since it was started no one has been hurt in the parking lot. This is a fine demonstration of their efficiency. HALL MONITOR SYSTEM The Hall Monitor system was created by the Student Council to patrol the hall eighth periods. There are several monitors, all girls, headed by Joyce Bennett. They maintain order in the halls, preventing running, eat- ing and unnecessary roaming and conjestion in the halls. First Row Seated: Bennett, Erback, Fegyo. Second Row Seat! Cole, Kirvan. Third Row Standis Morgan, Pepper, Bonnet, Aber, J. Bennett, Anderson, Hodder, Stewart. Fourth Row Standing: Mr. Olm- sted, Colby, Schott,-Utter, Brongo

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G. Mason, J. Mason, Crosier, Flagg, Pickett, Simpson iii UHL 26 — DAN D First Row: Cafferty, Murphy, Tompkins, B. Mason. Second ff, Sauers, Sanborn, Moon, McQuillican, Welds, Mason, Gardner, Brown, Hiscock, Morgan, Faulkner, Merk! Fourth Row: Zarpentine, McClellan, Chapman, Hay, Wrights, Cubitt, Colby, Staurt. Fifth Row: Maxim, Karbet, Pulver, Kincaid, Mr. Melville, Hendrick, Clark, Cubbitt The band, under the direction of Mr. Melville is developing into a highly ef- ficient organization. Mr. Melville is at our school for three days a week and with this added time is able to accomplish a great deal more than before this year. He is a wonderful teacher with a varied and thorough knowledge of music. The band has played for many enter- tainments in the school. During the spring they gave band concerts in front of the school. This spring they plan to attend the Monroe County Festival. The Majorettes, organized by Mr. Melville, have added much to the appear- ance and performance of our band. They have developed varied and interesting tricks with original formations.

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PAAMAMVVO MOYDO AUOMAZON OZ—-AXDMvVW = st Row: Youngs,Mason,Mrs, Partington,Crosien,Haley. rid Row: Daignault Pulver ,Dye,Falls,Wright,Kincaid. ird Row: King,Hulek,Corbitt,Laney,Barclay. Fourth Row: Spencer,Hawkins. Fifth Row: Brittain, Thom, Hedrick,Free- stone,Wood, Bennett ,Beaney GRADE OPERETTA Cent Wolcott. Standing: Zarpentine, Aber. Seated; McClellan, Bonnet, Baxter GIRLS SPEAKING CONTEST The girls speaking contest, which is“held every fall, is sponsored by Mrs. Henry Mar- tyn Brigham. The highlight of the Christmas program Since her son was killed in the World War was the ‘Grade Operetta’ ‘Trouble in she was struck with the uselessness of war in Toyland’. Jack Corbitt supplied the audience relation to its toll of human life. with plenty of humor. An excellent support - The winners for this year's contest were ing cast made it a great success, All the Winifred Wolcott, first; Grace McClellan, congratulations go to Mrs. Partington, the second; and Barbara Aber third, musical director, for her worthwhile ef forts. First Row: Hagg, Miss Ferkanin, McKinney, Aber, Youngs, Miss Hoefler, Bailey Second Row: Sprong, Galipeau, Lambe, Fl Brown, Muers, Elmer Third Row: Zarpentine, Herrington, Zeigler, Snyder, Moore, Bidlack, Gross, Lyon Fourth Row: Vincent, Houck, Cook, Cubitt, Roach, Bennett, Fosmire CHEER CLUB The CHEER CLUB is our newest club. It’s aim is to keep former S. H. S. students who are in some branch of the United States service informed of school and community news. The members write letters, send cartoons and snapshots and do many worthwhile things to cheer over fifty Spencerport fellows now serving Uncle Sam. More power to you, Cheer Club! Keep ‘em smilin’. 28