Elba Central School - Revue Yearbook (Elba, NY)

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X. 'X 0 CL SS WILL 0 We, the members of the Senior Class of nineteen hu dred and forty one, of Elba Central School, do make, publish, and declare this, our last will and testament and bequeath the following: 1. To the future classes, in need of an excellent adviser, we leave our good friend, Mr. Schogoleff. 2. To Pat Roecxmer, Alberta R0wc11ffe's ability to blush- all the time. 3. To Dave Porter, some of Dick Hill's height. 4. To the future presidents of the Student Council, Paul Bostwick's governing ability. 5. To Ralph Gillard, Stanley Andrews' way with the women. 6. To 'Willis' Allen, Dave Boyce's bar-bell physique. 7. To Roger Salle, Howard Bateman's sense of humor. 8. To Leonard Hart, some of George Pownall's avoirdupois. 9. To Emma Evans, Alice Churchill's calmness. 10. To future Apple Blossom Queens, Betty Fraser's charm and poise. 11. To the Junior Class, our ability to hold class meetings in a quiet manner. 12. To Miss Jadick, Eddie Pelz's Model B Ford. 13. To Shirley Maloney, Kate Motz's ability to dance. 14. To the Junior girls, Dorothy Day's ability to capture a basketball star. 15. To future Chemistry students, Aileen Strabele's ambition to work. . 16. To Lloyd Cornwell, nGusn Lucey's paper route. 17. To Paul Tretter, Ronnie's ability to dress well. 18. To Douglas VanderPoest, Lloyd Mowers' subtleness. 19. To future roller-skating groups, we leave Earl Dorman's pick-up truck as a conveyance. 20. To Richard Nutting, Vanny Millis' hearty laugh. 21. To Harriet Eichler, Dorothy George's ability to be a lady at all times. 22. To Janet Cudney, Jessie Parnell's quietness. 23. To Esther Eisworth, Brenda Dorf's glamour. 24. To future Elba Central School Drivers, Paul Monachino's driving courage. 25. To Yehudi, all those little things too nu brous to men- tion here. We, the Senior Class of 1941, leave this our last will and testament, and in- struct those thereby endowed not to distort the meaning of this paper and hope that the benefactors will appreciate the sense in which it was written. 16 . jxasgv? , . . 1. . , . , .......,,,, N. K ,M N . . , ..,, , .. ...w.,. 1 . 1, X--f ,. ,, , 3: -Q un- vi H..--1.f -.mu , , .- - . 1.11. . 1 ff ,..,'q,w1',, 1-5' 1 , . . ' . . ,z-1.1 A iff' fr Y. -.iw-A 1: .. w 1 . 'H 'lf'

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First Row: J.Fiorentino, E.Batchelor, J.Andrews, N.Lewandoske, M.Saile, V.Burns, S.Maloney Second Row: S.Rich, N.Panek, J.Gillard, F.Tretter, R.Gillard, M.Saile, E.Evans Third Row: R,Porter, H.Hartley, W.Allen, A.Borton, P.Tretter, J.Zambito, P.Roeckner Class Officers President ------------ Roy Porter Vice-President ------- Paul Tretter Secretary ------------ Shirley Rich Treasurer ---------- -William Allen Adviser ------- 4Mr. Benton We certainly have accomplished a great deal in our Junior year. We had several boys on the bas- ketball team and also on the baseball squad. We, the Junior class, have had several suc- cessful parties-- including a skating party which was some fun!!!!! With regret, our former advisor, Mr. New, left us in January, but we are very pleased to say that we have Mr. Benton as our present adviser. We must not forget to tell you about our home room. We have more fun than one can say. We have comedians and actors. We only wish that you were able to spend a little while in our home room to enjoy the fun. On April eighth, we produced a very successful play entitled Trouble in Paradice . The cast of characters was as follows: I1 C LA55 OF 212. Specs John Martin -------- -- ------- ---Roy Porter 'wildn Bill Hanlon -------------- - ---- Paul Tretter Phil Bradley ------------- - ---- ------Joe Zambito Tubby Davis ----------------- -- ---- A sher Borton Professor nFishu Salmon ----------- --Ralph Gillard Porter Hooks ------------------------ Howard Hartley HFreshmann Joe Hamilton -------------- -John Gillerd Jean Harmon --------- -- ----------- Florence Tretter Daisy Morris ------------ - ------------ J een Andrews Alice Hamilton---- ------------------- Meriall S6119 Doris Green --------- ------- ------- Virginia BUPUS Sophie Carr ------ - -------- ----Jennie Fiorentino Aunt Mildred Moore- -------------- ----- - Betty Berg Miss Whedbee --------- --- ---- ----------' Em ma EVHUS Andrew Snowball Jackson ------ ------ W illiam Allen Fay Mggre --------- - --------- ------ S hir1eyMa1Oney fd- fia J ELFA, .l.,I F f4ai',wff3LHvT1 f'--- , 5 3 wgcrl ..,4,,. 2 1'.1:?y-s -'f A ' ' M1'w'1 if? .L ,A rl ' .'-Elia :Tim ' , .-' gh rmw.iEfj,,'ggQ5t5I T ' I ,-13213 'N .-q fzi:,4 ,T ' SH-'M 'Q -'wiv' 'f.i?.9 lf? . ae.. if ',,1- T 'GP K,v-I X-lg - 51 Q ff.,-.i , I J . .4 Q' WH',d -WWQNLF u avr xii ..t'. :Sig Eg! -2 '-1 v a M . . A . 5 ' . ,- l -W-g i::?F1 H 7 . M' ifff ' -' - 1 ,1f '7A55'1A 5' W ' ' 4 ' A- I Adigfy-,Q',,Lg1L-y i' 'V 15 .,-fe. 5. 3: u -- - Y