Gilboa Central High School - Reflector Yearbook (Gilboa, NY)

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PRIZE SPEAlxINb Seated lleft. to llghtl Madalme Ambloslno Helena Nrckex n fexaldlne Clammel Bobble Buckley Mabel lxllxan ulvrsen PRIZE SPEAKING The school takes part in the Wllllam H Lynes Publlc Speaking Contest whlch IS now sponsored by the Schoharle County League This year the contest was held at Sharon Sprmgs Geraldine Clapper and Iranltlxn Rlclcard were wmners ID the local contest 'w HEALTH In addltlon to the annual medlcal rnspectron requrred by law the school provrdcs the full txme servrce of a nurse She makes darly mspectxons of all grade chrldren to care for any IH need of attentron and to check as far as possxble the spread of any contagrous disease She cares for chlldren who are lll or lnjured at school and takes them home when necessary She also v1s1ts the homes to arrange for needed medncal treatment Through her ofhce clothxng ln lrmxted amounts IS proxrded for needy children She has also arranged for many chlldren to get glasses haxe diseased tonslls removed and secure dental treatment Durxng the past year the school conducted two sm 1ll pox mccrnatxon clrnlcs and a dnphtherla toxold clrnrc These were open to pre school chrldren as well as puplls A large number of chxldren were also rnoculated agamst whoopmg cough Wlmen chrldren are slclc durxng school hours they should get permlssron from therr teachers to go to see the nurse who wxll see that they rece-ne proper treatment l26l 2 ' - 2 K w rf X' ,. wa A 7 f if, t. r 1 . I , . ASO ' I 4. . l, . ' Stzuulinuzl Franklin Rickard, Carlton Conro, John Welhuven, Robert Leger, Robert Todd, Miss Slater, . I T , . . , l I ' . , , V' ' ' . A Y . . ,A V 1 4 . . V L - ' 'K . . . .

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.IW IJEBATINI Ifust Rom Ruth lulian Mis Slfttei becond Row Ififxnk Chalifoui Franklin Rickard John Welhdven Lawrence Loinell Ixieixn btencci DEBATING The toptc for thc dcbattng contcst this year was Resolved 'Ihtt tlic United States Should Make an Alliance With Great Britain The society held debates with other schools in Schoharie County taking turns being on the pro or con side and holding the debates in various schools tl MUSIC they may take Chorus Orchestrl or Rudiments of Music Some of the larger instruments for the orchestra are owned by the school while the students furnish the remtindcr All students should take tdx .lntage of the instruction offered The Chorus and Senior Orchcstrl .ire approyed for credit by the New York Stlte Education Department This means thm any high school student mly secure one htlf Llfllf of credit for two ye1rs of either Chorus or Orchestrl No credit is gisen for less than two yeirs of either and students must prlctice md lttend reheirsals the stme ls for my regular actdemic course ln addition to this there is 1 unior Orchestrt composed of children in grldes Seyen and Eight .and a Beginners Orchestrl composed ot children from grldes Four liye and Six l5l w' ': , '.s . '. , ' , Y: '., - ' .' . - ' ' . , . , . v. , ' . ' N, ,,.- . ' A . ' - s- ' f V .W , : ' k . ' . ' f - H Music is required in grades 1-8, but is optional for high school students. However, ' , L, '. i . . W D . 4 2 .Y A I Q g Q ' i 7 V L 4 . L 1 ' A A v ' ' i ' i ' . ' i' . 4 L S I i ' L A y :' , Y ' l 2

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WMI- NEWSP NPEP CLUB bust. Row Ileft to llghfl Rfrlph hnox Ellen fray John leger kenneth RdlPllEy9l Florence lxxne Robext Maben Setond Row M1 s Credle ddvxser Muy lleyu Dorothy frty Luul e Petkh 1m lrult bthermerhorn Mulelrne Ambuosnno Joyce. Encleulm INKSPOT The school newspaper The lnkspot wis .1 success thxs ye1r Meetmgs of the stiff were held In the l1br.1ry every Tuesday The paper wxs publrshed once 1 month Thxs paper was sold rt 1 few of the P T A meetmgs '11 EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES ln lddltlon to the more form 1l school work there ns 1 wldc. progrrm of ILIIXITILS wlnth offer students in opportumty to DO somethmg Parncrprtnon ID some of these actlvltxes helps not only to mlke school lrfe more lnteresrlng but dexelops tl1e student mentally md PllWSlC1llW The most lmportant contrlbutron of these ICIIXIUCS ns the mural deselopment of the student A well deseloped soutl persomllty IS 1 necessrty rn the world today 1 LIBRARY The school now has the SCFXICCS of 1 full tlme Llbrtrran The school has 1 collecnon of lbout 3700 books The mcretsxng lmportance of the Lrbrary In modern educltlon h1s m1de 1t desxrlble to proude for better use of f1ClllllCS llreads at hind Modern educl t1on1l methods requlre the use of mmy books rlther thln of one text The Lxbrary WIS mtde IX ulrblt to the adults of the tommunrty durtng the trme the Adult Educrtlon Progrtm w ls In progress rev 3 ' Wi, ,f . fi 3' T 'Y ' ' If , gage, Q - , ' ' E . 4 s ' f . I Jw Ar D ' T A W' r 6 , , . t ' I 5 1 L ' I , 4. . ' 4 f 1 , K .' , Z . ' -.' Q. ., I J , ,' ' . ' . 5' ' . 'Z ' I . 1: 'S-. '. ' . '.. ., k . v ' . Q42 , 'E 1 - I ' 4T 1 Z ' . 1 . , ' 1 - ' , . 'I ' . Tllirtl Row: Joseph Gallo, Franklin Rickurrl. ' 4 ' T 4 . i ' ' E . ' i. 1 . .1 ' f T i 2 . . . . . . 1 , 1 . 1 . T 1 I . . ' ' 1 ' . , ' . . . . 1 J ' . . . . . Y - V , , . , . t . . , . , . . . l ' ' T ' V 1 1 . T' N 4 4 - ' . . ' ' L if . 1 ' ' t 1 ' . . 1- t . ' ' i 1 .' . ' . f 1 4 't . ' 1 .Y l ' AL r - ' 'N K . .. A ..