Tully Central High School - Oracle Yearbook (Tully, NY)

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PROJECTIGNIST CLUB ' Row 1: G. Kelley, J. O'Connor, R. Henderson, Mr. Millis fadviserj, L. Compton, J. Sherman, L. Seeley Row 2: R. Raut, P. Smith, H. Edinger, R. Drumm, S. Edinger, J. Diliello, C. Brenchley fMissing: S. Cornue, W. Youngblood, R. Root, C. C0l1lDlL0l1,D. Coonj This club has been limited to boys of the Senior High school and its purpose is service to the school in the visual aids program. Fifteen new members were added to the three projectionists of last year. Because of size, the group was divided in two for purposes of instruction. We learnei how to operate and care for the school movie projectors, the slide machine, film strip and opaque projectors as well as the new school wire recorder. The club was called on fre- quently to supply operators for educational films. No officers were chosen and Mr. Millis was our sponsor.

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RADIO CLUB Hou' 1: I. Briggs, P. Covey, D. Devine, C. Foley, N. Hillenbrand, R. Batt, M. Towne, C. Carlton, B. Carlton, J. Whittemore Row 2: G. Kelley, I. Hobart, D. Anngier, F. Smith, Mr. Millis fadviscrj, B. Rainbow, A. Morse, A. Kehrer, D. White Row 3: R. Butler, S. Edinger. L. Compton, R. Rice, P. Hallinan, J. Sherman, F. Fitzpatrick, R. Green flvlissingz W. Youngbloodj U'k9 Witli the adding of fifteen new members this year, Radio Club swelled to a total of twenty- seven. The initiation supper and entertainment was one of the major highlights of the fall season. One of the Hrst major items of business, was the election of officers. They were chosen as follows: President ,... , , Francis Fitzpatrick V ice-President . . . . , Donna Aungier Secretary-Treasurer . . . Blanche Rainbow Sponsor ,,........,,.,...,,..,,,.... .,...,........,. M r. Millis Following lessons in microphone technique and handling of the public address equipment, the groups organized into three committees. Each was to be responsible for one assembly program. A news program was the first to be presented, followed by a New Year's Resolution show and final- ly we brought areal radio quiz program to Tully, which was broadcast by the Rural Radio Net- work at a later date. It was a season of learning and fun.

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FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA A R010 1: A. Miller, A. Stevens, C. Pareells, Mr. Allen fadviserj, R. Hill, I. Holl, D. Whitteinore limo 2: J. Finlon, S. Banner, F. Fitzpatrick, S. Edinger, P. Smith, R. Rant, J. Diliello How 3: C. Brenchley, R. Brown, R. Rice, H. Edinger, R. Henderson, P. Hallinan, R. Drumni, R. Bute ler, D. Doody QMissing: W. Bailey, K. Maahs Early in the spring our chapter planned its Annual Father and Son Banquet which is usually the highlight of the year for the Future Farmer group. Following was a movie and a prominent guest speaker. This year our seed sales greatly exceed our 51,000 goal. At the present setup the club keeps the sales competitive by awarding S5 to the member getting the highest number of sales and 352 to the member getting the highest number of individual orders. This ear, as a continued conservation ro'ect, we lanted trees. Our sales this ear have been Y P l P Y great from pencils, popcorn and seeds. This year one boy will be sent to participate in the F F A s eakin contest with ho es of reachin Kansas Cit , Missouri. At the annual National F A con- P S P 3 Y vention our chapter will be represented by one or two boys sponsored by the F F A of Tully Central School. A Ou,r membership this year consists of 14 old members and 7 new members. Many of the boys attended Cornell Farm and Home Week at Ithaca. Our new members were initiated in full form ac- cording to the official ritual of the National Organization.