Elba Central School - Revue Yearbook (Elba, NY)

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E FACULTY Front How:Mrs.Smith,Mrs.Gavel,Mrs.Murphy,Mrs.Sherwood Second Row:Mrs.Manwaring,Miss Burr,Mrs.James,Mrs.Bargay,Mrs.Kirsch Mrs.O'Shea Mrs.Christo he p r Third Row.M1ss Lng1and,Mrs.Pau1,Mrs.wsber,Mrs.Pa1mer,MrS.G1over,Mr2.Burr,MrS.E1ven, Miss Shephard,Mrs.Baker,Mrs.Strouts,Mrs.West,Mrs.Norton,Miss Dorf,Miss Hofmann Fourth Row:Miss Tyler,Mrs.Coniber,Mr.Giansante,Mr.Joslin,Mr.Benton,Mr.Smugor,Mr.Eumia, Mr.Dermody,Mr.Vanderhoof,Mr.Sherwood,Mr.Abrams,Mr.Mark,Mr.Johnson,Mrs.Gammack, Miss Coughlin Mrs. Sophia Smith Mrs. Marjorie Christopher Mrs. Lina Strouts Mr. Carl Smugor Commercial Second Grade English Industrial Arts Mrs. Dorothy Gavel Miss Blanche England Mrs. Marion West Mr. Robert Lumia Fifth Grade English and French Third Grade Driver Education Mrs. Eunice Murphy Mrs. Edith Paul Mrs. Natalie Norton Mr. Joseph Dernmdy Kindergarten Fifth Grade Third Grade Agriculture Mrs. Arlette Sherwood Mrs. Deloris Weber Miss Gwendolyn Dorf Mr. H. W. Vanderhoof Secretary Mathematics Third Grade Principal Mrs. Katherine Manwaring Mrs. Helen Palmer Miss Dorothy Hofmann Mr. Stamford Sherwood Special Class Mathematics Sixth Grade Physical Education Miss Hazel Burr Second Grade Mrs. Lucille James Sixth Grade Mrs. Blanche Bargay Secretary Mrs. Helen Kirsch Librarian Mrs. Ruth O'Shea Fourth Grade Mrs. Rosemary Glover Homemaking Mrs. Edith Burr First Grade Mrs. Matilda Given School Nurse Miss Mildred Shephard First Grade Mrs. Martha Baker Fourth Grade Miss Mary Tyler Art Mrs. Doris Coniber Vocal Music Mr. Samuel Giansante Citizenship Education Mr. Paul Joslin Science Mr. L. H. Benton Vice-Principal 26 Mr. Alan Abrams Physical Education Mr. Lyle Mark Instrumental Music Mr. Carroll Johnson Citizenship Education Mrs. Jean Gammack Dental Hygienist Miss Dorothy Coughlin English ,

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Wait a minute! Reggie zipped down the stairs and into the office again. Nodding to a surpris- ed Mrs. Bargay and Mrs. Sherwood, he presented himself to Mr. Vanderhoof. Mr. Vander-hoof and Mr. Benton finally suc- ceeded in calming Reggie and then proceededsto explain the complicated school system to him. Reggie began to understand, but he still wished to see the Board of Education and the many teach- ers who now compose the faculty. Given an of- ficial escort, Reggie met the staff shown on the following pages. 25

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J. lik: Front Row:Mr. Day,Mr. 5tuart,Mr. Ames Second ROw:Mr. Speed,Mr. Shuler,Mr. B 0 R1 D 0 F E D U I 0 fp -H,-: .-'31 ,4t?v' -1112? x . 3 'Qs 41 Wi Fi Q43 ' 'E N The education for which we are responsible is changing constantly. It has changed as markedly since we ourselves were students as the automobile in the same period of time. We find our problems become greater with each passing year. Worthy solutions depend upon a complex base of board action, faculty thought, parental support and community participation. In the years immediate- ly ahead all of us should produce our best thought on the needs of our children 27