West Winfield High School - General Yearbook (West Winfield, NY)

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DO YOU SUPPOSE THERFIS GOLD IN TIIOSE HILLS TOO? Since Social Studies is a study of major events, Russia is given the eagle eye Imy students as well as hy the United Nations. l'he Iron Curtain is merely the door to the Social Studies room, and joe Stalin has come to he a close acquaintance of those studying his country. NO-INDIAN BLANKETS AREN'T DESIGNED HERE It must he nice to sit and think of the high standards that Nfichaelangelo and Da Vinci set long years ago. Art class exists as a place where originality is ad- mired. Genius can come in any form, that of beauty, or that exhihited in those indescribable scenes which have different effects on diflerent people, depending on the strength of their nervous systems. LESSON If'I'I-IE M.-kIN'l'ENANCIi OI .X 'I'Iil'Iili Large is the nutnher of fellows who have sniffed their way to a certain door and asked, Klan I have a cookie? Of course. some dispute the intelligence of such a dangerous move, hut good cooks, as well as good seainstresses, continue to emerge from the portals of the Home Economics room. Whalebone and sinew are no more. and patterns replace guesses. tk. if-45.0, A tb xr-s - -sm '7' A Y' '

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Row I: Moore, Gould, Armstrong, Mr. Havlen, Casler, Bttrdick. Currier. Ron' II: lollcr, Mczik, Bacorn, Armstrong, Sullivan. lidiek. Murray, Sullivan, Ron' III: Mielcarski, Good ier, l'ritehard, Roth. Pope, Smith, Merritt. F.F. . The Future l-'artners of .-hnerita. West Winfield Chapter, started oil' in September with the School lfair. 'lhat kept Mr. llatlen and the boys busy for awhile, but they found time to pay a iisit to the State Fair in Syraruse. ln rapid sutression judging teznns from the Chapter placed second at the Fonda Fair, second at Nforrisxille. second at Coblestille and fourth on .Xrhiexetnent Day at Fort Plain. 'lihe F. F. .L Banquet C0lllllllll'll an excellent dinner with interesting and timely talks. YN'hen basketball season opened. a leant was fortned which played chapters from the Herkilner-Montgotnery groups. After flhristtnas vacation. Mr. lluxtalule and the boys lnoadeasted a program from W C Y on Keeping the Reeords Straight. ln the spring. softball. judging for Farm and Home XVeek. and the yearly F. F. A. Picnic, were the closing events. l.f'fI.' Roger Diehl, Al-ll llerkiluer flountx Agent. awards blue and red ribbons to deserving young gardeners. C!'I1ll'7'.' .Xt thc Ag. Fair, llob fiasler shows his Grand Champion two-year-old heifcr and Harold Talbot is runncrup with his Reserye Champion eow. Right: The grade boys and girls assemble colorful vegetable exhibits in their various classrooms, Here Robert Bryan gazes with admiration at Chucky .'Xllen's huge cucumber. KS