Gowanda Central School - Valley Bugle Yearbook (Gowanda, NY)

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VALLEY BUGLE ,AO Student Council The purpose of the Student Council, composed of a student representative from each home room, is to regulate club activities and parties, improve the attitude toward the school, to help plan assembly programs, and to promote school spirit. The Student Council sponsored a training school for club officers, aided the faculty as hosts to the Western New York Teachers' Association meeting, and undertook regulation of traffic in the halls. The Student Council also sponsored a leap year dance, a trip to a basket- ball game at Cattaraugus, and several pep rallies. Honor Students These are the students who throughout the year have maintained an average of 90 per cent or better. There is a popular belief that to be an honor student one must have super- natural abilities. We cannot help but dispel this feeling, for we associate with them daily and we can find nothing supernatural about them. There 'is another rumor that an exceptional scholar spends his time poring over books. While this is true to some extent, many of these students excel in extra-curricular activities such as the various sports and clubs. They are the cream of the crop, and we offer our congratulations. First row, left to right: F. Merrill, W, Parker, P. Gelia. T. Clark, B. McGowan. B. Ross, C. Taylor. Second row: R. Gary, S. Rich, L. Capella. H. Fries, B. Sheehan, Mr. Hoffman. Third row: I. Hirnelein. D. Brown. H. Twichell, V. Witherell, R. Reitz. W STUDENT ' COUNCIL HONOR STUDENTS First row: E. Hager, H. Erbach, F. Merrill. C. Taylor. L. Stavania, A. Schreiner, P. Hurd. Second row: M. Kelley, I. Badurek. H. Krall, F. Ribbel. F. Bassinger. R. Allen, W. Parker, H. Thurston. 7

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