Cassadaga Valley High School - Valley View Yearbook (Sinclairville, NY)

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X' t 59 lx l iii g unior T TSX, llllll r 'ti hsjwjlifi Uv? on i 1 H, 1 R' Vcm Horn E lf S. Anderson, I' N' MCNeiQhf D- Gesaman Eflqdahll D Abt G. V ' ' Um' B. Wilcox, C. Gr W. Woodard' H Joh Olson, M. Clute, B ' Hson, A I H' , ' Chr f 3563, Childs, 1. Livmgsmnr B. Ere is y, D. Hui-sn, L . Nj voorf, p- ,Ohms on, 1, I-echner Secretary and Treasurer ---- Patricia Waite Advisers - Mr. Hall and Mr. Sackett CHARLEY'S AUNT The class carried out several rnoneymaking pro- jects during the year, including the sale of ham- burgers and fudge at basketball games, and the selling of class pins to the students. ln the spring, the Iuniors presented the play Charley's Aunt , which proved to be a great success. By looking at their past record we know the members of the Class of 1949 will score their run next year standing up. F231 B

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X w t xg Q' Q? I .' VNV V 1 LJ ir 1 vii. .vw ?1 t-,gf ,fu .v 'll l ' . X V. 0 6 N , J .- K to Q B, .13 more a 4 it , ,ra rf txixxxy 1 t il' 0 ff 4 22 'lv 5 S Nichols, 1' wwyif ct-impbeii, M4 U'U T ' , ' G bow. ' hqmef. ' E matt. H if ' uhm' n B, Brandqulsk' W. val? R. Shatfef' G' Iliad, R, Nvllccfd' L' m , ylj Tl: H VK W4 W. lO5GPh5O ' MCCqrthY1 S' Le -. mptgn, E.. Olm5 ,'- . V4 l L 5 FIRST RO A . F Howard. R' Tewirikle, D. we .r 1, l ' ' lf 13 Pl D dv SECOND ROW' I Lauqhlin. Mr. A, 1. I J i .2 9 V5 L ' if Howl mf, Mc X? fC T'-'lt ' - 1 ' 71 S ' rump ffl! ' l ,V nf f' f Q QQF' . X l f Z-25 Cf L X 0 , .' V President ----- Betty Lawson if l ' Vice President - - Kermit Best 0 2 CLASS OFXFICERS 1 had fills! an Z1 I ,Mull nuns!! H1 Him: in ll M Q I UUQ Ill urn XQI wa! ww - t X X . ,Je x By hard hitting and fast running, the members of the Class of l95O find themselves on first base. ln the coaching box we find Mrs. Fox and Mrs. Tallman, urqinq them on to further qoals. Under such able coaching, the class of 1950 has really prospered. The students have shown good school spirit by their very active participation in school athletics such as baseball, football and basketball. -' F241