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

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3l'25Ll'l'l6ll'l 66145 N I . , x ,J T., N y I I X ,la . ll '- X ti. y. t D Mustoneh E' Hmve I. E. Chris Y' ' dl B. Horracks. .H rrintllon' l mew P. De0fY' A' Bend t l lohnson, E. 5nYdef' P G s V. Wilder. W' Bcdho O R Best l. Hussey' R' HCT, ' C cldick V. Barmofei H' OW. R, Parson ,I H. Coe. ID. Marsh, . ' X I E- G - FmSg?LarS0n' Rv GO:-?:tTilleY4 E. Glam' Ftgliolflldll- V Carlson, I. Tanneft K' WG mrs D ROW1 'S' zo. L- ans ' W wt. Cleland. v X SECQDN Kent, E. goYCe' M, Bertlf-ll-'Qi' T. Peck. f ' . C Farrer. C- noe S. Ffcncls' . , 'l'l'llRD tzigvfa 1' Knapp, Gif! ' 5 A, ,VL t l I t Hu U ' ' 4 . u I , dw f 'f I r 'I 07 fy 'l fx IW sident - - Winston Bartholomew v ,I ' ' 9 1 . 7,29 A ' ,,,,-444 'CI' ' ,7 1 4 Vice President - - Beverly Horrocks , , .L ml I ' J 1 . t X ffl t CLAS omczns ,b t it t if ' I , S' J' . J , jf!! X' 1 v J . We find the Class of '51 standing at the plate. They are just starting the trip around the bases, and hope to qet good hit. Among the memorable events of their ninth year, these students will always remember their social studies trip to visit the Post Iournal plant and the Falconer Worsted Mills. ln addition, eiqht of the class members, inspired by discussionlbequn in science class, took part rzst' X.

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l3'5NQmsr HOW: E, ,oh f J 91 I5 I XJ sEcoND ROW n 03553, Burkett T K f' f .UQ f Q JW' i Aylfbfvlr' xy uv- V'Vg X I ' ,U . f. ' ,,,.,.,,.., ' 0' , M ' f ,Af 'J LM Vw J ff! fls '- Al -- ffipw vp .si,,,4iz,ggg.,,,, ctw lux' , mmoiq XR' 1.y,R GN V bt OW, My e , gordon, M, Abersold iwton, I- Iohnsonl E. M f ' , . .Milk, B. PSMIOHOVJ Perihollow, E. Ycgerarkham, M. 1-qnzq A Be X u X - ' ' NYQaard, F. 01m ' C- Smith, Ft. SW? ' fndt. I ' 99041 J. NG nsoni I. I-ng N3 ' , . , J! fy, S. Mcconegmr C if B- Olson' l 1 l I lx, rl JI, jill! ' IIYOU, Mrs. Fox J X I 7 I ,I 1 . .J I Secietary - - - Richard Brevoort Treasurer - - - Amy Brougham The Sophomore qirls are particularly proud ot their trophy, won in the qirl's basketball tourna- ment. We feel sure that the Sophomore Class capably fills its position at first base, and will loe ready to score its victory in 1950. I25l BASKETBALL CHAMPS ,gal 1 ......,,,

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' jredkmdn Cfafid v 0 L! N -qv A FIRST RQW I I. W SECQND RO est' NGry S wr Mt ' - Hubba S ISS T ff, P THIRDQESDTWD. Horchkisgnnef' D. Nickerson M Zerson, M. MacCubbin I L .L Q . , 5 D. I ' F955 P, ' - ' , Fnzpaffick, Sch' N' Penhollow M Bates' W- Church elltflsl E' Miller, E. Tanne . K ' - Atwelll H , , DeChard, D If A. Crawford 1 - Besf, IA Homngt - Rfbbeffsr I Perrin I, R. Marsh On, T, A ' Q, . p j 3 Wilder, L, Nickerson M Th rarY, R ' ' ' OTP. E. T t . 'J Uflflnski j I J! ,N . . I Y, Secretary-Treasurer - Patsy Deaiy J Adsfisers - , ----- Mr. Berndt, 4' Miss Tanner, Mrs. Huntley JJ , ' J . . . IN CLASS Y A ' ,J j J J I .I J . I early in the year in an interesting assembly de- bate on the timely subject of sending aid to Europe. A group of freshman boys comprise the junior high basketball team which is directed by Mr. Hall. This qroup will provide experienced players for the junior varsity team next year. Many of the members of the Freshman Class are active in the Band, Mixed Chorus, Sports Club, and Athletic Association. f27l