Wheatland Chili Central School - Genoatk Yearbook (Scottsville, NY)

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,Cibrary Club STANDING: N. Green, S. Stork, M, Bransfield, M. Spence, M, McCadden,J. Boyd, G. Tarnblin, C. Brown. SEATEI1 L. Estes, B. Lewis, J. Ivanick, S. G ISSUE. The Library Club is a newly instituted club this year, Its function is to help rejuvenate the library in order to make it an asset to the school. As a carrier of school news, the newspaper 0 informs the students, in such fields as gossip, sports e I I a and class projects. Some ofits features bring a smile to even the most serious of faces. STANDING: D. Smith, G, Swain, L, Estes, K Minster, D. Benin, M, Johnstone, T, Wa1ker,,T, Zepitel, R, Minster, E, Boutwell, C. Brown, L, Giles, M Toi-peY, I. Ivanick, M, McCaddet1. SEATED, Last Row: S. Stork, B, Walters, J, Green, L. Young, MIDDLE ROW: M. Brunner, B. Lewis, T, Glavin, C. Young. FRONT: P, D'A1fonso.

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9 foul up BACK ROW B Crowley D Blackman B Baker P LeRov J' McVean D Bly D Smith FRONT ROM G Swain X. Lennon W Newman B Cameron B OBrien On December lo under the capable leadership of Weston Newman the Senior Class presented its annual play The Big Blowup The play takes place in a hotel lobby the main characters being four suitcases which looked so much alike that when their owners get them mixed up, the result is not only amusing but highly exciting. In one of the suitcases is a time bomb that will explode when the suitcase is opened, and in the other, a very valuable pearl necklace, stolen by Julian McVean. Julian comes to the hotel, owned by Dorothy Smith and her son Pete LeRoy, looking for his half-sister, Ann Lennon who is keeping the necklace for him. Julian is being sougit after by Terry King, a hometown detective. The events that follow prove to be very exciting and bring about an explosive climax, resulting in the finding of the pearls and the harmless explosion of the bomb. The play rehearsals were a very interesting part of doing this play. We never had a dull moment, what with the members thinking up new and sometimes very old tricks to play on each other. It also gave us all a chance of getting better acquainted with each other. 49

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