Elba Central School - Revue Yearbook (Elba, NY)

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l l f NI Blllftlll,cllllll'll'S1?USt0l'. Firxt Ron'-Mr. Jolxusou. Mr. Tzlllrut. Mr. Vander mo . , r. L Sevond Ron'-Edwin Snell. Robert Cnswuy. Ilounlcl ihrugxlllin, Paul Zzunlrito, XVz1lter Millis. Franklin Burton. Tony Zxuulmitu. Frank Florentine. Third RDlFT1lIlll2l2lS YnmlerPoest. Robert Boyce, Arlellrert Snell. Dunulcl Cuugxlllin, Joseph P II l 'Dilcln-r. Vereecken. Rollanrl Sc-huler. Clmrles etty. - nr ep Boy Scouts Scout Masfer . Mr. Talbot Mr. Benton Mr. Vanderhoof 41.9.97 Scout Masters . Mr. Johnson Franklin Borton Joseph Vereecken Scribe Ass yf . . . Hou-mls Pufrol Leader Joseph Vereecken Eagles Pclllfrol Leader Robert Boyce TfVary Vffolf Patrol Leader .... Duane Porter The Scouts' acconlplislnnents This year have included +L suppers, a Weiner roast and many hikes. There are 28 lnenlbers. Tzreufy-f71'e

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First Razr-Paul Zainhitn. Clarice Stoney, Laverne Shucknecht. Miss England. Cordelia Post. Joseph Vereecken, Lelia Shepherd. Second Ron--Ainsden Howland. Hester Cllllglllilly L1-w11211'Cl Bl11'1', Vifgilliil DIISII- Harlow Parker. Student Council ACHIEVEMENTS 1. Had charge oi' basketball games. 2. Appropriated money for baseball and basketball equipment. 3. Built lockers for both dressing rooms. 4. Built electric score board. 5. Arranged the price of season tickets for basketball games. 6. Sponsored contest for season ticket. 7. Appointed cheer leaders, ass't managers, bat boys. 8. Awarded 15 letters for basketball. 9. Arranged activity period once a week. 10. Arranged a definite assembly prograin with a permanent. com- mittee. 11. Olticers were nominated 'troin the student body. 12. Sponsored sale of magazines and seeds. 13. Appropriated 3325 for the Annual. 14. Appointed paper staff. T'u'en1y-fo 111' 594 -54452

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i i First Row-Lina Calarco, Philippa Zainlrito, Phyllis Berglin, Genevieve Ess, Cordelia Post, Rita Crane, Ruth Grice. Marguerite Dorf. .lean Boyce. Second Row-Ernest Richenbach, Robert XVigton, Sherwood Graham, Darwin Clark, Richard Reiss, Duane Porter, Charles Foster, Franklin Horton, Harley Dilcher. Tlzirrl Ron:-Ronald SCl1lllCl'. Charlotte Andrews, Janet SClllll91', Elma Burr. Diana lVetter- hahn, XVilma Brayley, Lois Chapell, Madolyn Hackett. Robert Boyce. Fourth Ifouv-Dorothy Crane, Xvllfllil Nutting, Mr. Talbot, Mrs. Talbot. Miss England. Pauline Zamhito, Genevieve Pelz, Xxylllllil Burr, Mary Tretter. Clubs RIFLE CLUB The Rifle Club, which was organized under Mr. Talbot, ineets every Thursday night. lts oliieers are as follows: Presiflezzt ...... Robert lVigto11 Vice Presirlemf . Franklin Borton Secremimy afncl Treasfmei' Duane Porter There are twelve nieinbers. 0 The scores needed for medals are as follows: Pro-marksman medal-10 targets-score on each out of a possible 50. Marksman inedal-10 targets-score 25 on each of a possible 50. lst Class medal-10 targets-score 30 on each out of a possible 50. Sharpshooter medal-10 targets with score of 35 on each of a possible 50. 500 medal-10 targets with Score of 40 in 4 positions. Four boys have won sliarpshooter medals : Franklin Borton, Robert lVigton, Darwin Clark and Ernest Richeubach. Twmzty-si.1: