Chenango Valley High School 1958 Yearbook (Chenango Bridge, NY) - Full Access

~SFA TED: J. Sambora, M. Hillier, D. Baker, N. Baker, R. Ran- dall, K. Signor, E. VanGorder, S. Jameison, S. Hall. ROW 2: D. Stone, D. Olson, S. Chapel, M. Huckle, S. LaRusso, J. Kin- der, L. Gruver, J. Smith, N. Harrison, J. Scott. ROW 3: W. R c sse qui e, R. Stanton, D. Ivey, C. Daskalakis, S. Jones, C. Caughy. The Senior High [.,,bate Club, Wlder the super- vision of Harry C. Wallenbergh, English teacher, has for its officers the following: President, Bark- ley Saxton; Vice president, LolleenBarber; Secre- tary-treasurer, Melissa Miller; Sergeant of arms, Dale Hawley; and Proposition chairman, Daneth Baker. The Debate Club will participate in in- termural and intramural debates. The 1958 High School debate question is: Resolved: That United States foreign aid shouldbesubstantially in- creased. Senior Drama Club The senior Drama Club is one of the most important high-lights of the school. Working diligently under the direction of Miss Slater the future actors and ac- tresses learn the fundamentals of acting. The big thrill of the new school and the new drama club was pre- sented in the spring of 1957, the first three act play entitled "Seventeenth Summer. 11 Before this play, a one act play called "Sophie from Sandyville" was pre- sented. A new cast and talent composed the three act play called "Past Imperfect" in the fall of 1957. In the spring of 1958 another one act play, "The Lottery", was presented. Not only does the club center its ac- tivity around plays, but a group of members went to the Triple Cities Playhouse for tryouts. A tape re- corder has also been purchased so that we may record all plays for future use. At the conclusion of the school two picnics are held for all members of our organi- zation. Debate Club SEATED: P. Praeger, M. Babcock, M Miller, D. Baker, L. Bar- ber. STANDING: B. Saxton, R. Fyfe, W. Ressiquie, Mr. Wallen- bergh, E. Darling, R. Koniuto. SEATED: N. Lampman, J. Blake, J. Gilchrist, C. Kop- yar, G. Slocum, C. Bowen, M L. Reece, B. Jennings. STANDING: Mr. Woodin, C. Dyke, P. Canders, L.Wer- talik, C. Withers, D. Campbell, D. Heller, M. Kruse,P. Hogan, Mr. Koszewski. 50 Student Patrol The Student Patrol operates during the passing of classes. Its purpose is to encourage the rapid and orderly move- ment of traffic. New members are nominated from the Senior High homerooms and then selected by the mem- bers of the Student Patrol to fill the needsofthe organ- ization in meeting the requirements of the school. The present officers are: Don Heller, Captain; Charles Dyke, Boy Lieutenant; Gail Slocum, Girl Lieutenant; Mary Lou Reece, Secretary; Alan Young, Treasurer.