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

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Front Row: Morgen, Aber, Herrington, Wheeler, Warner, Cubitt, Maxwell, Wolcott, Short, Young. Back Row: Snyder, Kliest, Reitz, Reber, Haley, Ziegler, Potter, Elmer, Bennett, Wolcott, Short, Stettner, Baxter, Taylor, Nolte, Brown, Standing: Miss Ferkanin, Miss Hoefler,. The Cheer Club was organized last year, with Barbara Aber as president, to cheer former S, H. S. students now in the service. This year the club has continued and grown rapidly. There are 220 men and 5 women in our list of names at present. The club CERS sends magazines, Echo's , letters, greeting cards and gifts to OFFI these people. Although addresses change often, the club has kept Winnie Wolcott-President in touch with most of its members. Our biggest problem is finding Ruth Bennett-Vice-President money for postage, etc. However, with the aid of two dances, one Virginia Short-Secretary assembly program and a keen interest and support from all sides, we Joan Stettner-—Treasurer have at last amply filled our treasury. Some of this money is to Committee Leaders-Yvonne be used to pay for picture sheets of pictures taken around the Perron and Laurel Herbert school. These pictures, a complete honor roll, and a news letter has been sent on the way to the boys. The remainder of this money will be left for next year's Cheer Club and the work it will do. We hope the Cheer Club wi ll continue its fine work and bring happi- ness to many more former students, First Row: McDowell, Eckel, Smith, Quigley. Second Row: Vincent, Reeves, Smith, DeBruycker, Sadwick, Cubitt, Heinrich, Mr. Reese. Since October the first, thirteen boys have been working in the glider Construction Course making a ground trainer. When it was nearly finished, they started a contest to get a name for the glider. The prize for the winner was the first ride in the glider. The winner was Ray Steele who named it The Missing Link . On February 26 he christened it in front-of a large audience. Since then the time has been spent training pupils to run the ground trainer and in learning coordination of the controls. 31

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D. Ryan, G. Reeves, Eckel, Bitter, Owens. W. Crist, Windhauser, Riley, Pogroszewski. ff A Tle Future Farmers of America is an organi- zation under the direction of Mr. Crane. It was organized in the fall of 1938. It indulges in many sports such as baseball and basketball. It has meetings during the year which are held at the various members' homes. First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Beehler, Brongo, Templeton, Popowitch, Buckingham, Zarnstorff, Eichas. BASKETBALL TCAM First Row: Beehler, Bitter, Buckingham. Second Row: Templeton, G. Reeves, Brongo. 30

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S NIOR PLAY First Row: Elmer, Fry, Potter, Short, Kleist. Second Row: Mr. Olmsted, Mattern, Cubitt, McDowell, Aber, Morgan, Miss Hoefler. BROTHER GOOSE, a three act comedy--the story of the trials and tribulations of a family held together by an older brother, was presented by the Seniors on November 20 under the direction of Mr. Olmsted and Miss Hoefler. The cast headed by Bernard Cubitt and Janet Potter, came through with two fine and funny performances. Lee McDowell as Wes, the Henry Aldrich type younger brother, and Martha Morgan as Hi, the typical tom—boyish kid sister, turned in star performances. Ruth Bennett was a behind-the-scene star, too,as an efficient on-the-job property manager. The play was a success socially, financially and dramatically (ahem!) because the cast, the stage crew, the supper-getters, and the advisers all worked to make it go . CRAFT Laura Craft, Evelyn Taylor, Joan Baxter, Barbara Peters. The Craft Club is a new club formed this year. It has as its head Miss Spencer, the art teacher. It meets every Monday, eighth period, to paint and do craft work of all kinds. As yet only a few have joined. 32