Elba Central School - Revue Yearbook (Elba, NY)

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isp.: ' ,...:g,,, Ellis Z.. 'u 1.1, Q, Lx: '.,, , ,,,. . V 1. i'z+fff233l.ee?f551355 uf y an T ' .e,K5.5ii+Ei u',, 5315. L' 1 . -' : V ' ' 1-as -.-..-. .. I-.-um.-S First Row: C. Talbot, S. Gubb, M. Horton, Miss Jadick, B. Monachino, B. Pahuta, D. Wilford S d R 5 S, J hns R, V' ' B. C bb W. A ' , F. Smitzney E. Watson T235 Rosa? E. Hg.re,,R. Maffgfiflk. Diiffierj F. sgtitg, T. Gillard,,V. xhcks - JOPI-IOMOREJ' - . The keynote to success we are told is cooperation. That is why the following class officers were elected: President ................. Thomas Gillard Vice-President .... .... Rulon Martyn Secretary ................... Rose Vigneri Treasurer ................. Ronald Dilcher Student Council Members..Dorothy Wilford Larry Martyn This cooperative nature is evidenced in the many school activities in which we participate. Six of our girls, Dorothy Wilford, Eunice Hare,Erma Watson,Shirley Gubb, Maxine Horton, and Charmaine Talbot are on the cheerleadiu squad. Rulon and Harlow are on the varsity basketball team, gred, Eugene, Tom, and Larry held down berths on the junior varsity. Erma was elected president of G. A. A. and Florence, vice-president. Ronald makes a very able treasurer. Our money earning ventures were movies, serving refreshments at the basketball games and at dances. The treasury balance is now over two hundred dollars. Today we are known as the nsillyn as the ngayn Juniors. Our scholastic ticipation in school affairs, and our school known far and wide has been our Sophomoresg tomorrow, achievements, our par- ' interest in making the aim. H We wish to express our appreciation to our adviser, Miss Jadick,for all the assistance she has given us throughout our Sophomore year. y 14 , Q i ig: 5

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First Row: F. Drock, B. Waldron, E. Sharp, F. Panek, Mr. Schogoleff, M. Harkness, J Salle, F. Squires, P. Vigneri Second Row: G. Marshall, M. Kinney, M. Zelinski, M. Pridmore, S. Zambito, S. Bonney, I Parker Third Row: D. Baker, R. Test, F. Neindorf, E. Park, E. Polasky, N. White, E. Boldt R Burns, N. Geissler . -FRE!!-IMENS . The following officers were elected by the Class of 1949 for their Freshman year in high school: President ............. Geraldine Marshall Vice-President... ........ Donald Baker Secretary .................. Betty Waldron Treasurer ................. Florence Panek Student Council Members ..... ..John Swartz A Suzanne Bonney With Mr. Schogoleff as their adviser, the Freshmen plan- ned several money-making schemes. They sold hot dogs at home football games, and had charge of checking coats at several dances. The movie, HHold That Ghostn, which was s onsored b Y the Freshmen, was a great success, and the class pgans on hav- ing several more movies before the end of the year., V T The Class of 1949 is well-represented in school activi4 ties. ,Two of its members, Dick Test and Edward Polasky, are Secretary and Treasurer, respectively,of Student Couucil.Five of the Freshmen boys play on the Junior Varsity Basketball team,and others are planning to go out for baseball and track Freshmen are in Band, Glee Club, Archery, Boy Scouts, French Club, Art Club, F. F. A., and G. A. A. The Class of 1949 is looking forward to leaving E. C, sg as happy and progressive as it entered. . V Slim 1