Elba Central School - Revue Yearbook (Elba, NY)

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First Hou'-Mr, Johnson. Mr. Talbot. Mr. Vuiulvvlioof. Mr. Ben Nev,-01111 ROII'-EIlXX'lll Snell. Robert l'oswuy, Donnlrl i'uu5:lilin, Franklin Burton. Tony Zzunlmito. Frank Fiorentino. l ton, l'l1n1'les l oste1'. Paul Zzxmlmito, XV:1lte1' Millis, R Dun lu XYllHl9l'l.,1l9Yt Robert Bows- Arlellmert Snell. lhunnlml Conghlin, Joseph Third mr- 1 ga: 1 . . , ,, Vereec-ken. Rollanll Sc-hnlev, lflizirles Petty. Hurley l,llClll'l'. Boy Scouts Scout Mclsfer ASS? SCOZIZL Musfers Scribe 44.957 . . . Hozmzzls Pafrol Leader Eagles Patrol Leader Wczry Wolf Patrol Leader . . . . Mr. Talbot Mr. Benton Mr. Vanclerhoof Mr. Johnson Franklin Borton Joseph Vereeeken Joseph Vereeeken Robert Boyce . Duane Porter The Scouts' aeeoinplislnnents this year have included 4 suppers, a 1 Tl em 'ire 28 ineinhers. Weiner roast and IHEIHY hi ces. 1 'J 6 Tlreufy-J? vc

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Plays SENI, O R PLAY Her Step Husband , a comedy in three acts by Larry E. Johnson was presented very successfully December 13th. Mary got herself into trouble. One of her lies that she and her husband were living in luxury, keeping a butler, reached the ears of her well-to-do aunt, who paid her an unexpected visit. Mary borrowed enough house furnishings to hide her poverty, and pressed her husband into service as the butler. As aunt had never seen or niet hubby it was necessary to trot out a husband for inspection. Mary dug up a quick witted stranger, who soon had then1 both in hot water. Not until aunty had maneuvered poor hubby to the very threshold of the jail, did Mary halt her wild pretending. CAST OF CHARACTERS Director-Mrs. Talbot Harvey Marshall CMary's permanent husbandj . .Carlton Hundredmark Dr. Gerald Niles tMary's husband pro teml ........., Leonard Burr Limpy Lannigan Can ex-convictj ...,....,, ....., D arwin Clark Officer Shea Can affable copj ..........,,, .. . Howard lValdron Mary Marshall tan incurable romanticistl .. ....., Genevieve Ess Sylvia Allen CMary's friendj ,........... Viola Kirkpatrick Florence Ainslee Cher cousinj ...... ' ..., Madolyn Hackett Miss Emily Paisley ther auntj ,... ..... X Vilma Burr Stella Cher maidj ....,.......,. . . . Lina Calarco JUNIOR PLAY A play was given by our class on May 15, 1936. The name of the play was Moon River Ranchn. It is described as follows: CAST OlF CHARACTERS Director-Miss England Doc. Kennedy-Veterinary of Ranch .........,.. LaVerne Shucknecht Samantha Jane Carson-The Cook ...... ,...,. L ois Chapell Calamity Carson-Her son ............... ...... R obert YVigton Rayne Trevors-Foreman of the Ranch ..,... .... F ranklin Cosway Curley Fisk-Horse Foreman. ..,.....,...,........... Frank Gavel Jerry Sanford-Two Thirds Owner of Ranch .... ...... J ean Boyce Beatrice Havens-A friend of Jerry's ........ . . Genevieve Pelz Mary Scott-A novelist visiting the lVest .... ..... X Tirginia Dash Inez Holcomb-A friend of Jerry 's .,...... . . . Pauline Zambito Phyllis Taylor-A neighborhood girl ,.... .... B larguerite Dorf Mrs. Gregory-A ranch neighbor ..,. Diana lbletterlialin Sophie Gregory-Her daughter ..... ..,..., H elen Nvigton T111e11ty-nigh! U . .- Yrs , . !1J'J', ,, ff-.ii5f'?.

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Firsi Row-Lina Calareo. Philippa Zambito, Phyllis Berglin. Genevieve Ess, Cordelia Post, Rita Crane, Ruth Griee, Marguerite Dorf, .lean Boyce. Second R01DfEl'1l9St Richenbach, Robert XVigton, Sherwood Graham. Darwin Clark, Richard Reiss, Duane Porter, Charles Foster, Franklin Bortun, Harley Dilcher. Third Rauf-Ronald Schuler. Charlotte Andrews. Janet SClllllGl', Elma Bnrr, Diana XVetter- hnhn, XVilnia Brayley, Lois Chapell, Madolyn Hackett, Robert Boyce. Fourth ROIIT-DfJ1'Ofllj' Crane, 'Wilma Nntting. Mr. Talbot, Mrs. Talbot. Miss England. Pauline Zainhito, Genevieve Pelz, XVilma Burr. Mary Tretter. Clubs RIFLE CLUB The Riiie Club, which was organized under Mr. Talbot, ineets every Thursday night. Its officers are as follows: P7'CS'ifl677ft ...... Robert XVigton Vice Presiclefnt . Franklin Borton Secretfztvy and Treasurer Duane Porter There are twelve ineinbers. The scores needed for inedals are as follows: Pro-marksman medal-10 targets-score on each out of a possible 50. Marksman medal-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 inedal-10 targets with score of 35 on each of a possible 50. 500 medal-10 targets with score of 40 in at positions. Four boys have won sharpshooter medals: Franklin Borton, Robert Vligton, Darwin Clark and Ernest Riehenbach. Twenty-sim