Westfield High School - Prospectus Yearbook (Westfield, NY)

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7.74. Committee fa'-:X an-an Seated, Left to Right: R. Nobbs, M. Holbrook, E. Gibbs, M. Beale, B. Bowen, N. Robbins, R. Baideme. Standing: A. Ranlm, T. McGilvry, B. Connelly- J. Monroe, J. MacKerron. R. Zaepfel, D. Lillie. The P. A. Committee under the supervision of weeks each year. Russ Nobbs is the able technician who Mrs. Locke brings important announcements to the is in charge of the controls. students each morning. Each announcer has about three yutme Biaxuww of flmwca. Seated, Left to Right: S. Walker. R. Warr. F. Stursa. R. Schuster. P. Napper, R. Davidson. Second Row: Mr. Fauler. Advisor: P. Augenbaugli. C. Tedesco, ll. llaker, E. Gunther, M. Standish, T. Wilkins, W. Houser. Third Row: D. Thies. J. Schuster. S. Wolm-ben, R. Snyder, B. Davidson, W. Harper. During September the F. F. A. initiated nine baugh. This fall they harvested their grapes and apples Creenhands and elected these officers: President, Paul on the Fisher farm project. On March 23-24 the group Napperg Secretary. Ray Schuster: Treasurer. Frank went 10 Farm and Hqyme Week in Ithaca, and they are Stursa: Reporter, Robert Warr: Sent. Tom Augen- logking fgrward 10 the Cgunty fair, compliments of CLUTE AND MEAD 93

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Student Voice S tv Smred, Loft to Right: L. Sparker. J. Clarke, P. Haskins. Mrs. Kr-rns. .4fl1'l'S0!'I S. Persons. Sflllllhllflf D. Bennet. A. Jackson. J. Button. J. Haskin, J. Raynor. l . Hisvile. J. Cranata. C, Stursa. P. Haskins. The Sturlent Voivv is published twiee monthly and tells of all tht- nc-ws of the month. This year they pick a sturlent of the month and present him with a corsage, or theater tivkvts. For tht- svvonrl half of the year the- staff was also Composed of seventh anml eighth grarlors. ldzifcafzlf Sealed, Left to Right: N. Griffin, W. Robbins, K. Johnson. S. llrooker. J. Monroe, Mrs. Rowan, Azlrdsor. Smnvzling: R. Tnvker. C. Mason. J. Liflmlle. S. S1-holton. lf. Mutvh. i.. Marsh. K. Griffin. M. Tobias, J. Simmvs, E. Myers. lf. Myers. M. Farnham. The library Club was formr-cl in order to provide opportunities for interested students to learn lihrary pro- vessvs through on-the-job training. Several Girl Scouts haw varnerl their Library Merit Badge by completing their re-quirecl number of hours working in the lihrary. 92 An award for library sf-rvive will be given this year for the first time to thu library assistant who has bi-on a member of the Library Club for the past two years. and who has done his work exveptionally well.

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Doshtano? fWhat's the matter?J ,nf all Brenda Bowen - Sakini X. Here, stay still so I can put the kimono on you. 94 1 I THE -4 , E ' :Eben i ffti The Broadway production. The Teahouse of the August Moon, was put on by the Westfield Academy and Central School. February 18 and 10. The play was directed hy Mr. James Smith ffaculty directorl and Miss Bonnie Owens fstuclent direc- torl. The production was a smash hit. No one will forget what a terrific job the Westfield actors and actresses did. Please not eliminate discrimination, just give me some too.