Suffield High School - Sagitta / Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Suffield, CT)

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Camera Click! The shutter snaps; the film attends the next Camera Club meet¬ ing, is developed and enlarged, and emerges as a finished product of our amateur photography club. (Mexcur, Cassada, Aldred, Stolynas, Hinson, Luciano, Mr. Zak, Martyn, L. Orr, Lang, Peterson.) Audio Visual The hypnotic whir-r-r of the pro¬ jector and another film begins to roll to aid us in our studies. Our audio¬ visual group under the direction of Mr. Lester. (Front Row: Zera, Sullivan, Baldyga, Craig, Lloyd, B. Fuller, G. Fuller. Back Row: Four¬ nier, Doane, Taylor, Phelon, Batch, Konopka, Fairman, Mr. Lester.) Ritter, March, T. Orr, Miller, Jones, Driver Educ. Personal safety and the safety of others lead to this large membership —also reduced insurance costs! (Mr. Gile, Hawkins, Hayes, Noble, Blod¬ gett, Kuras, Kennedy, Elcock, Bednaz, Rog- alla, Scott, Mroz, Tracy, Falkowski, Spauld¬ ing, Pentecost, Mexcur. Goodyear, Cassada, Dunn, Merrell, Craig, Alexopoulos, Oppe.)

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Tri-Hi-Y, and Hi-Y, both organizations directed by the YMCA, are service clubs designed to create, maintain, and extend highest standards of Christian living throughout the school and community. Mrs. Ganley, Paczosa, LaGrange, Pe¬ terson, Greenwood, Phelon, Zera, Conley, Taylor, Fournier, Baldyga, Pentecost, Mar- kowski, Rucienski. Tri-Hi-y Holzhaus, Watton, Ganley, Lloyd, Liss, Root. Kelly, Mr. Trotta, Sobinski, Bednaz, Gif¬ ford, Potter, Orr, Madura. Osowiecki, Mr. Lester, Scott, Jones, Ga- letta, Fetko. Jr. Red Cross The Junior Red Cross, a group compris¬ ing representatives from the home rooms and trained permanent members of the Council was organized to aid in the func¬ tions of the N ational Red Cross.

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A critical exchange of ideas, careful re¬ view of student reports and writings, and agreement mark the final staff conference before publication. (Miss Klim, Miss Poi¬ rier, Miss Biggerstaff, Pentecost) Readers’ Reflection Our school life is reflected bi-monthly in our school publi¬ cation, the Readers ' Reflection. A member of the Connecticut Scholastic Press Association and a long time first place winner in ratings by the Columbia Scholastic Press Association Con¬ ference, it is written, mimeographed and circulated by an enthusiastic, all student staff. The profit made in publishing it is used to purchase additional materials and therefore it is a project independent of the school budget. The Office Practice class willingly sacrifices time to gain knowledge and insure that the Readers ' Reflection is mimeo¬ graphed and published on time. (Falkowski, Mroz, Blodgett) The finished product is as good as it looks, and worth every penny of the subscription price. The pressure is relaxed, and the staff has a mo¬ ment for enjoyment. (Pentecost, Fal¬ kowski, Taylor, Conley)