Elba Central School - Revue Yearbook (Elba, NY)

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ACTIVITIES X '55 Y- 13 gs xNN X XR

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:awwe9ef,f??affg7WA . ,..uU ,,N ...Q 1 Seated: E.Benson,D.Jakaub,E.Polasky,Mr.Vanderhoof,P.Rich,N.Post Standing:S.Andrews,R.Richenberg,E.Boldt,E.Brown,P.Dorman,S.Zambito,E.Priest1ey, R.Myers,R.Wood,A.Wilford A lively campaign started off last fall between the Onions managed by Irene Matla and advised by Mr. Schogoleff and the Spuds led by George Rowcliffe and advised by Mr. Benton. The results of the voting was a straight Onion ticket of which the following were elected: President ----------- Edward Polasky Vice President ----------- Paul Rich Secretary --------------- Nancy Post Treasurer ------------- David Jakaub The class representatives were as follows: Seniors: Sue Zambito Eugene Boldt Juniors: Earlene Benson Roy Myers Sophomores: Eleanor Priestley Eric Brown Freshmen: Sally Ann Andrews David Talbot 8th Grade: Roberta Wood Dick Richenberg 7th Grade: Phyllis Dorman Arthur Wilford This year the Council has sponsored a school cleanup for grades 7-12, the purpose of which was to make the students conscious of their reszponsibility in helping to keep their school as neat and clean as could be hoped for. On March lst, for the first time in the history of E.C.S., we have begun what we hope will be atraditional athletic banquet to award letters and honor our teams. Because of a rapidly expanding athletic program, we have found it nec:es- sary to find new ways of increasing our school treasury. This we have done by installing candy machines and adding an amendment to our constitution by which classes are taxed lOZ of their net profit Through this program it has been possible for us to buy new football and basketball equipment We hope the 'LQ and '50 Council can live up to the high standards established by past Councils 2M . .