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

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HE'-Sim-Sl inns um Llinnn H11 susan 1311 iw 1' -:E-:: -5-.. I'-..'Z S. i EEE 12' nf- STUDENT COUNCIL heated tleft to 1l1.htI R0 emaxy Wyckoff Rlchald Brandovx Snellx Been btmilrm. Irllran SIQIHEI Wrmfted Hubbard M1 Peckham Joyce Peckhrm M cred In y STUDENT COUNCIL Our organization vw lb just started this year therefore we h11e not accomplished 1 great deal Much of our time was spent in developing a constitution although we selected the emblem for the st1nd1rd ring of Gilboa Central School and among other things started to organize 1 Lost 1nd lound Bureau Our officers for this ye1r were Chairman ROSLmlfy Wyckoff Secretary Sax ella Beers Meetings were held regularly eyery Wednesday under the superyision of Mr Peckham Sayella Beers 41 PHYSICAL EDUCATION All students 1re required to recerye instruction in PIIYSICII Lduc 1t1on in accordance with the regul1t1ons of the Commissioner of Educltion Equipment h1s been proyided which m1kes it possible to gne 1 1 tried 1nd thorough course He1lth instruction and an expanded Intr1mur1l Progrtm 1re proxrded for grades 912 The correctne program instituted last year is to be continued 1 INTRAMURALS All ot those high school boys who vxere not actually on the xarsity or junior yarsrty teams participated in a series of 1ntr1mural basketball and yolleyball games The boys were dnrded into 1s ex enly m1tched teams IS possible The games were usually played during actmty period one day 1 vseek Intramurrls for 1939 proyrded 1 I16'1IfI1IIl1I exercise 1I'ILl fun for the boys who would not otherwise hue 1 chance to putrcrpate in athletics Rreh1rdBr1ndoyx 59 t as 5 iI 5 I I ITM' I 1 5 ,nr C I K I 1 f 1-I I ' l 1 il ,Q an - 2- Q c f sr Pt 'T II, 52-517 ' -'v : 5 ' - ' ' , ' ' ' ', z ' 2 -rs. 'z I Y: I ', ', '. , -- - 4 , ills' 2'a1. I I va . ' ' 7 s 2 fs -- I A .T I L S I 1 I I 7 I ', ' I z . A I . ' . : I I .,,,,,............,..... ............... . ....................,... .... ..........v.v......-.v,.. - I I If I I I Vice Chairman ,,,,,, . ,ee,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,sss,,,,,,.,,,.4,,4,,s,s,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Richard Brandow ' , V V , V VI I ,-- ya ' ' 1 I A . ' I z I . I L 1 'I ' . ' I ' Q 1 1 '. . ' . a I ' ' I '. 4 . . . 'I ' ' , - . ' ' I 1 Q I my I I . I I y - 1 - 1 A , A . k-' , ' ' ,, I . . . .IT . . II I ' I II I LI I I k I 1 .II . I I ' - - I , - I ,I 1 ' Q .L . ,' ' a ' 'I . . .' I 1 ' ' ' ' 1 4 ' I . -1 I

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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 ..

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Q4 -nuna.-n.- COMM ERCIA L CONTEST b atel lleft t lghtl Helena Nlcke on B tty St yke Ruth Isl Ma Laiet McCo H e ndlma tfl t j Kie an Sven f ld e Clair Flo enc Kane Ma I3 Wyckoff M Cha e advi e htm hm, 1 tl J I' anklln Rl ka d John Welhaven kenneth Rzlrltyet COMMERCIAL CONTEST The County Lealgue holds an mnual Commercial Contest The Gilboa Teams tied for secured places in Typing, and Business Arithmetic Marian Wfyckoff placed first in Book keeping, while Gxlboa also took second third and sixth places In typing they placed nfth and eighth and in Business Arithmetic fifth for a total of 40 points Any person in the commercial classes may try out for the contest the best ones being chosen to represent the school INTRAMURAL GAMES In the flll the high school girls phyed soccer md held hockey lield hockey wls i new sport which wls introduced this ye1r The LlmCb were yery exciting, due to thc competition lmony., the cltsses Later on yolleyball and basketball were played The juniors and seniors were dnlded into one group and the freshmen and sophomores into another The .groups etch hld four teims Captains of the teams were as follows umors and Seniors Neysi Stryker Rosemary Wyckoff Mmm Wyckoff and Dorothy Gray lreshmen md Sopho mores Nettie Gregory Mildred Gray Claire Brink and Marie Blakeslee During April May and une they had softball mtramurals This was between classes These games were played on Thursdtys between the groups that didnt go for pl y days Mildred Wfyckoff 59 i:7L 4 . ll + ll A 2 1 m 4 'XM' i y 'e' t o r'f z ' rs , e r 1', 'i ian. 1 ' ' rmick, az I lluel. Sta ' f Q rs row : ' 1' 1 Cer, lera in mer, r 'e , 1 n ' , rs. s , s r. 'z 1' f secon row: 'r' 'C l' , ' , ' nm- z. I Y 2 . . . V Q . second place with Richmondville. They easily won the contest in Bookkeeping I and . . 7 . . . g . ' , V- ' . Y . . ' . I . . ,- . . . . , . , I . v 1 A I ' . y y S V 1 . ' L , .7 '. 1' i .' A' .ri N ' isa ' ' ' i G 4 ' i 1 i ' L . J. N ' ' .' i i 7 ' ' ' l i L ' . ' . , y . , V - A v ' . - 4 I . . Y. . Q . I Y A t 4 '. al ' ' Z J ' i i - - . . , . 4 'K , . , , : . . , , . . -d , 7 v . V . . V . , Y 1 ' 7 J , , , . Y. . , . 6 N , , . ' ' Y a ' 'Z -1 3