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

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We of Cassadaga Valley Central School live in an age when new and better methods of education are being invented and uti- lized to prepare the citizens of tomorrow for their adult responsi- bilities. Among the most prominent of these is the moving picture, by which education is made interesting for all. Our life at Cassadaga Valley has been similiar to such a movieg each year bringing new sets, scripts and directors. We have done well. Behind us, preserved not in celluloid but in black and white, is the record of our successes and failures at Cassadaga Valley, our school of Drama. This Iune we become part of an even larger production. It is one in which there will be no retakes, the script is more diffi- cult than previously, the acting requirds more technical skill. Without the knowledge which six years of study at Cassadaga Valley has given us we would be unable to attempt it. Fortunately, we have behind us the lessons which have been painstakingly taught and learned during our years at Cassadaga Valley. We have been fortunate in having the facilities for the practical application of our new found knowledge. There have been those teachers who have taught us their technical know-how and the tricks by which the roles may be mastered. It is in great measure to them that we owe the degree of success that we shall attain in that greatest of all dramas, life. It is with pride that we present this eighth edition of our Valley View. May it serve to preserve some of the memories of our Alma Mater and leave a record of the class of '49. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF

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VOLUME I NUMBER 8 PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF Cassadaga Valley Central School SINCLAIRVILLE, NEW YORK

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