Elba Central School - Revue Yearbook (Elba, NY)

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First Row: B. Waldron, E. Polasky, H. Heidenreich, Mr. Schogoleff, F. Panek, M. Prid- more, J. Saile I Second Row: D. Baker, G. Marshall, E. Sharp, S. Zambito, S. Bonney, M. Harkness, N. Geissler Third Row: B. Wilder, R. Test, E. Boldt, E. Park, I. Swartz HE leadership of the Junior Class is directed by the following officers: President .... ...................FlorencePanek Vice President . . . . . Harold Heidenreich Secretary. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Margaret Pridmore Treasurer ....................... Edward Polasky Student Council Representatives . . . Eleanor Sharp Bernard Wilder The Class of 1949 highlighted its junior year by sponsoring a successful Prom, the theme of which was the Gold Rush of '49. By popular acclaim, Marcia Hark- ness was chosen to reign as queen of the Prom, escorted by George Rowcliife and attended by Florence Panek and Geraldine Marshall. The Class rings, which were ordered early in the fall, arrived, much to om' de- light, just before Christmas. 1, In order to enrich our treasury, we served refreshments at the March of Dimes Dance and also at the Firemen's Dance. Various members of our class have achieved unusual accomplishments. Sue Bonney, Marcia Harkness, and Harold Heidenreich attended the All-State Music Festival at Medina. Richard Test was elected Vice President of the Student Coun- cil and was chosen to represent our student body, with two seniors, as the state of New Mexico at a mock presidential election to be held in Rochester. Many of our members took part in the speaking contest. Plans are underway for our Junior Play and a St. Patrick's Day Dinner. We wish to thank our advisor, Mr. Schogoleff, for the help and guidance he has given us making our Junior ' ' P , year successful and one which we will remember with leasure.

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I I I I I u I I I I I I I I I I I I i I I I I I I I I I I ' I r r I I I ,. I I I I I I I I I. 1 1 II I, 31 First Row: R. Dickes, P. Gavel, H. Churchill, P. Rich, D. Boyce, A. Rathbun Second Row: I. Ward, V. Erhardt, H. Maskell, Mr. Pauly, B. Iakaub, C. Tretter, B. Benson, F. Mason Third Row: M. Zelinski, M. Healy, H. Baube, C. Blood, T. Wood, Stella Steckly, V. Speed, I. Darch, A. Gillette Fourth Row: B. Dutton, D. Gavenda, G. George, D. Park, L. Manhardt, R. Myers, I. Matla, S. Monachino, D. Rowcliffe SIIPHIIIIIIIIIES HE first meeting of the Sophomore Class resulted in the election of the follow- ing officers who have contributed much to the success of the class: ' President ....... ........... B b Vice President . . . , . Hgggiiaglslisge Secretary ........ l ....... .... I rene Mana Treasurer........................CarlTretter Student Council Representatives . . . Arlene Gillette and Paul Gavel The aggressive spirit of the Sophomore Class is di 1 well represented in school activities. The boys have biznagggixg 311 iffliciithat UIFY are in Junior and Varsity basketball, and are well represented in football Se cs takmg P2-Ft boys also belong to the F. F. A. and the Air Scouts. ' ' everal of the The girls have' taken part in intramural activities h Club. Two of our girls, Irene Matla and Barbara Jakaui ggschigglgaggr Club and Art s. We have served refreshments at many activities fo th , , for future use. r e purpose of falsmg funds, We are looking forward to an even more successful year as Iunio rs. A We wish to express our appreciation to Mr. Paul . guidance he has given us during the school year. Y, our advisor' for the Careful 14 ' 151- A . '--vi' 5 . - 1..- - l':-!'-- 14 , , Fifi