Pine Valley Central High School - Pine Knot Yearbook (South Dayton, NY)

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Mary R . Earle Secretary - South Dayton XX lf SQSQ xl RCD cn Marguerite H. Rhoades Secretary - Cherry Creek X .NN J 2 in X rf, Q QQ SQSO Lyle B. Richardson Clerk Faye J. Colvin Part Time Secretary C7 We will do our part, is the key note of our P.T.A. Organization. The grade mothers exemplified it when they took complete charge of the children at the Cherry Creek School so that the teachers could be free at the time the Western New York Study Council was making its survey. This is only one high light of a splendid year. C. Warner fSecretaryj, H. Howe fPresidentj, L. Petersen flst Vice Presidenty P. Abbey QTreasurerj. 9

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Carl W. Stamp Supervising Principal -Nrff 9, M11 CD If' cs-of Gerald F. Hall Elementary Principal buff, O CD 21199 If CDQQ' CJ Richard L. Earle Assistant Principal A1 F ti. . W S PM J is 735. W -f '+, . F Qs.:-, fm, 5 , , f fwi s sr ':A:f::::i fstiiezffssts.- 1 V+ V A . Lgiafsff .f - ...L 26597 ' K Qt , L.. .t,,. i Y .Q M t ,W .qv ,Q , . 7 . exif, ga, Q -lfl To Honored Seniors: Congratulations is a familiar word to anyone who is completing something important but yet you deserve congrat- ulations. Your completion of high school is more than important, something you will realize more and more as time goes on. Riches in life are those things which make it invaluable. lt is not how much you earn but how much you put into life in service to your neighbor, your friends, your country and the world. A man may stand ina hallway sur- rounded by doors. Lack of inertia and indecision will get him no where. You are not that man, you are ready to go through any of those doors of opportunity where riches are on the other side. Make your choice, worlc hard and may the good Lord always be with you for a successful life. Sincerely yytt if - - so s Curl W- Stump 'S o u r o 'e-we-...V V, ' Q e uca lon X'-.. ' x f After the battle the reward expresses the thoughts of the Board of Education perfectly. We students really ap- preciated their efforts at trying to obtain a new school. But best of all were the results - a new school. SEATED: L. Howard, H. Marquart fPresidentJ, L. Ivett, L. Richardson fC1erkJ. STANDING: C. Pagett, G. Darling, W. Corkwell, R. Mosh- er, K. Durfee, K. Merrill. 8 i

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F SEATED: E. Sullivan fMath-Spanishj, H. ColicchiafSocia1Studiesj, C. Hall fMath-Latinj. STANDING: R. Black fEnglishJ, A. Mohr Qlinglish-Social Studiesy. D. Montaldi fScienceJ. P. Wells fVocal Musicj, W. Downey SEATED: E. I-Ioeffner qGuidancej, A. Fowler fNurseJ. I. Phillips fPhys. Edj, R. Brown fPhys. flnstrumentaly. H. Fuller flibrarianb. Edj. 5 I f SEATED: E. O'Donne1l fliornernakingj. STANDING: J. Spina Un- dustrial Artsj, E. Merek QCommercia1y, D. Harter QAIQ, R. Babcock qAgriculturej. 3 2 lc j g W4 T Jr. High Teachers-SEATED: G. Gould fling-Social Studiesj, D. Dorman fEng-Math-Sciencej, E. Oehser fling-Social Studiesj STANDING: R. Earle flwiath-Sciencej.