Waterloo Central High School - Skoi Yase Yearbook (Waterloo, NY)

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0,4 lst Row: Sue Miller, K. Cerlach. J. Ward. C. Ward. S. Mardt. S. Hanville. N. Hargraves. B. Jensen. Znrl Row: S. Alessio, S. Scott. B. Zona. L. McCoy. A. Mahoney. Nl. Loucks. J. Petro. E. Roloson. 3rd , . 4 i 9 P f 1' 5 'Y L - A. Suvdam, ,l. Ellis. E. Scott. Row: B. Cole. E. Cilday, C. Delamarter, K. Eggles- The Library Club under the leadership of Miss Connie Bowers continued to carry on their yearly program. ln the fall they elected officers. gave a bookweek display in honor of National Book Week, and initiated new members by holding a Christmas The Varsity Club led by Rom French and un- der the guidance of Mr. Ed Boudreau has this year become one ot the more active organizations around school. Money projects were the selling of Orange and Black book covers to the students and party in their honor. With spring drawing near they held a St. Pat's Dance and made plans for a play. The final activity was selecting new books to be given to the library as a gift from the Library Club presenting Roller Skating in the school gym. This year the Senior Members of the club received jack- ets bearing the club's name. Getting off to a good start. this organization should look interesting to any up and coming letterman. larsity Club. Isl Row: R. Birch. T. Cross, .l. Mc- Cillone. ,l. Curle, R. French, J. Laggan, R. Bisbing. fuane. H. Fiano, M. Chiodo, D. lfinnerty. L. Sess- 3ffl R011-'I L- FCf!llS0n. F. Parrow. K. Butler. ler, Mr. Boudreau. advisor. 2nd Row: H. Yells, T. 5 I-I gl- -, P 'Q an 93,9 ton, J. Adamo, N. Swinehart, B. Lahr. 4th Row: B Stahl. l.. Cnaw, A. Passalaqua. J. Poteat. P. Curry L. Cole, B. Post. Sth Row: B. Houtenbrink, J. Hauf