Elba Central School - Revue Yearbook (Elba, NY)

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K f ra Room MW? ' B ' , 'Z L -T J 5 Z J If 6 S Ili B II ,' ' -94.-'.f.-:-1 aw ffiifffilzi :I ,ag-s Af .4- 1: 3-Q .- jf,-.F f.-5 1 'fr' 1 1-'.f,., - :rv 'F'- ZF Z ,!,,. h,,f Wgfinf 5 mf ,fj'P.15,4?-, E5 .iw ,fm ,- : ,nk-fe? 4.-1-,-:f OFFICERS President ' Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Council Rep. Council Rep. Alternate JUNIOR Gerald Shuler Edward Hyback Nancy Gillette Erma Neindorf Faye Anne Pridmore Lyle Allen Robert Norton ' 1' ff V 7 ff f ' ff' ff' X xg, I I xf 1 ff .-ff' X X X' f X' 'Z f f f if ,f 497 f? yfyff jfffgf f -' 'v-, - ff N -- ' ,- 'g-.fx SOPHOMORE John Dermody Charles Zambito Edith Stokes Janet Ruck Jeanette Chapell Frank Markwica Peter Warn 4 f Pliirh.. . If FRESHMEN Warren Hensel Mary Ellen Benton Dorothy Seavert William Schultz Geraldine Say Howard Hartman Robert Dixon --' .'.-.- .,.... A. ,,,,A,,A,,,,, A . .,AA,,,,,, , ,,,,,, 1, -A.--A ,, 4 ,---W--.-5.-,- .-.-.-t-'--f--'-'-0'-.-.-,f.-.-,-,-J.-,-.-.-.-.-.-,Z.2,g.5.5,g4.5.5.Q4V:V:-:-.-.-:-.-.5.-.r.V.1.35.5.51.5.1.1-1-1-1-1-1-:-:-,-52.5. -.Q.1.5.5.g.5.1.7.g.g54-15:-:55.5:1:51.5.5.3.g.5.5.1.1.5.1.1.:.g.:.1.1.,g.1.g. .,,.,., f -, ,-,, THE FRESH!-IAN CLASS ENTERED A NEW WORLD OF MORE DEMANDS AND GREATER RESPONSIBILITIES THIS, THEIR FIRST YEAR IN HIGH SCHOOL. ALL ELECTIVE STUDIES REVOLVE AROUND-THE BASIC SUBJECTS OF ENGLISH, SCIENCE, AND SOCIAL STUDIES . THESE I-GUST COINCIDE WITH THE VOCATION EACH HAS CHOSEN, WHETHER IT BE AGRICULTURE , ART, BUSINESS, FOREIGN LANGUAGE, HOME ECONOMICS, INDUSTRIAL ARTS, MATHEMATICS, MUSIC , OR SCIENCE. IT IS A VERY BUSY YEAR OF AD- JUSTMENT AND SERIOUS DECISIONS. -..Wt ,-,,- .f,.. , , , 1 rw 'fe-ll:-3134, .QL 1, f.,.-.1 E-4 -. . 1 9

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' -M A -' - -2 5 'l ATU. fs? P' I , 41 K f I S3 ,buf ' THE SOPHOMORE AND JUNIOR YEARS ARE THE CALM POINT IN THE HIGH SCHOOL LIFE. MOST STUDENTS HAVE FULLY DECIDED WHAT THEY WANT TO BECOME. NOW THEY ARE NORKING HARD TO OBTAIN GOOD MARKS IN ALL THEIR SUBJECTS AS WELL AS CRAMIIIING IN ALL POSSIBLE EXTRA ACTIVITIES. WE SHOOK THE FAMILY TREE , AN AMUSING AND EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT- ' ION, HELPED THE JUNIOR CLASS TO DISCOVER .THAT THEY HAVE DRAMATIC ABILITY. ' ' ' KIT CARSON RODE THE STAGE FOR THE EXCITEDEBNT OF ALL WHEN THE SOPHOMORE CLASS' PRESENTED ONE OF THEIR TWO MOVIES OF THE YEAR WX-IICH TREVENDOUSLY BOOSTED THEIR FINANCIAL STANDING. Q A Q V I BOTH CLASSES WISH TO EXPRESS THEIR APPRECIATION TO MR. GIANSANTE AND MR. HUSTON FOR 'THEIR GENUIUNIE INTEREST AND SUPERVISION OF CLASS ACTIVITIES THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. EM , Q 8 X ST -xml JZ' I 'lf' .f Ji .' f.w,- - 4 - H -

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I '-A, . WF I lic omni 'A ' .Pima L A A -IIA A AA? eight grade THE SEVENTH AND EIGH'I'I-I GRADES REVIEW AND DEEPEN THEII4 KNO ' . WLEDGE OF ALL THE SUBJECTS LEARNED IN TI-IE FIRST 0 SIX GRADES. EXPLORATION OF SUBJECTS SUCH AS MUSIC, ART, AND SHOP PREPARE TI-IE STUDENTS FOR THEIR HIGH SCHOOL COURSES. CLIMAXING TI-IE TWO YEARS ARE TI-IE LONG-DREADED EIGHTH GRADE REGENTS AND THE EXCITING EIGHTH GRADE GRADUATION. IO I