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

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Dedication MRS. HERBERT EDWARDS We, the Class of 1957, wish to dedicate our yearbook to Mrs. Herbert Edwards, our guide in Junior High, and Mr. James Gallagher, advisor in our Sophomore and Junior years. During the two years that Mrs. Edwards was our advisor, she did much for our class, directing us in our efforts. Mr. Gallagher, who also was our class advisor for two years, helped us in our social and money making activities. We shall never forget them. MR. JAMES I. GALLAGHER F

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First row: D. Proudman, D. Freeman, F. D. Hallock, Miss F. Ogbin, I. Bailey. Second row: P. Rossi, P. Humphrey, I. Dewitt, L. Buel, S. Plankenhorn, P. Mueller, L. Becker The Reflector Staff' Drew Up Plans for the Yearbook Editor-in-Chief - - - - FLORA DEL HALLOCK Assistant Editor - - - - - - DONALD FREEMAN Junior Assistant - - - ------ LAURA LEWIS Literary Editor - - - SONIA PLANKENHORN Alumni Editor - - ' ' ' ' ' JOYCE BAILEY News Editor - - - - PATRICIA MUELLER Sports Editor - - - - PAUL HUMPHREY Art Editor ------ - - - LARRY BECKER Assistant Art Editor - - - ----- PETER ROSSI Photography Editor - - - - DONNA PROUDMAN Subscription Chairman - - - - JANICE DEWITT Business Manager ---- ------ LE SLIE BUEL Advisor -------- - - MISS FRANCES OGBIN The REFLECTOR staff, elected in the latter part of the Junior year, is concerned in the Senior year with the preparation of the yearbook. Although it is the Seniors' responsi- bility to compile the book, it covers the life of the entire school.

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Princnnalis Message Gilboa -Conesville Central School Gilboa, New York I une, 1957 As you leave high school this month your paths begin to diverge. Some of you will enter other institutions of learning, some the Armed Forces and some will go directly into your chosen occupations. lt is my hope that the past four years have provided you not only with the basic skills but with general knowledge, habits of morality, principles of good sportsmanship and the practices of citizenship which will enable you to build a satisfactory career in your chosen fields of endeavor. The problems of our country have never been more serious than at present: in a time of unprecedented prosperity, we must struggle to preserve our way of life. As you settle in various communities and take up the full burden of responsible citizenship, may it be given to each of you to make those contributions to the welfare of the community, state and nation that our democracy may survive and improve and that you may pass on to future generations the blessings of freedom which you have en- joyed. As a group you have made an enviable record. The same application to work and duty which you have demonstrated here will assure your future success. It is my earnest wish that your lives may each be full, rewarding and filled with happiness. Sincerely, Vivian B. Peckham l