Cuba Central School - Gargoyle Yearbook (Cuba, NY)

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ho through their O the faculty --- w ' chool work, both guidance in our s xtra curricular, has in curricular and e - made our years at C. C. S. memorable and most pleasant. Their constant as- sistance and patience at all times when needed has helped us to extend our best foot forward to face the many problems to prepare us for the of the present and future Miss Carlton M rss Mason Miss Johnson Mr Boyd Mrss Whela n Mrs Mazza M Ingram rss Edwards M, Mccaulm, MT Knowles Mr MISS Nowak Mr Swi er Mr Williams Mrs Brown M1SSF1IZge ld ra 2 M1ssML-ye Y M Ml' Slrrlr ISS Crawford Mr Stellrechl M 1' Kincaid -s. xi Hg: 'EF ' if 62 x

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Guzdazme COLLEGE DAY LUNCHEON '7 Y '1 Mr Chllds 'sf'-Mfg-pi!!! ...fi -.J L B A LFRED AG TE CH OF Colle 6 Day r'W hw STUDENTS HEAR ABOUT ELMIRA COLLEGE Npresent day school llfe there often arlse problems wh1ch are of such a nature that they affect the whole future of the 1nvolved students terests ab1l1t1es aptxtudes and plans for the future years problems usually regardxng ln To and the students nn the solutlon of these questlons program of guzdance has been estabhshed under the dlrec t1on of Mr Ch1lds The program lncludes assxstance 1n form u1at1ng a well balanced program of currlcular work and the reveallng of the students' apt1tudes and ab1l1t1es through ser1es of tests One of the outstanding and most lmportant parts of the guldance program IS the annual College Day ln whlch the secondary schools of Allegany County part1c1pate Repre sentat1ves from over 60 colleges held 1nterv1ews and sev eral hundred students recelved valuable knowledge regard 1ng 1nst1tut1ons of h1gher learnlng 1nwh1ch they are lnte re sted 11 If tk fi! - 0 A lr up C A . . . 41 I ',, ,X ll 'Nr ,' ' gf 1' at E 7 - .5 . ,, M N. 4 'V ' ' . ll 5 my ily K .1 in - A A V 1 1 if ' ww ' ' O- I ,M , M-P Y K Y ,L f ll 4 vw rlly A 4 A D 2 H at . ' 4 1 X' X 5 - W 1 .'l.....g..4.-:....:2 ,.fu C! al If I . . I . y - 1 . 1 - 1 G 1 - . . . . , a . . . ' Y . . ,, . . ! . . . , -