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

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IUNE 1947 VALLEY Bucus Advisers Reflect Capabllltles of Newspaper Proof-readers Miss GIA'-un MR SKHUI T7 Miss Dusux Efforts of Class and Yearbook Advisers Apprecialed June, 1947- The Senior Class is anxious to ex- press its appreciation to the senior class advisers and to the adviser of the Valley Bugle Staff for their in- valuable guidance. Miss Glaser, Miss Dehn, and Mr. Schultz have unceas- ingly worked in the interests of the seniors. They have contributed their time, their advice, and their inspira- tion, Few people consider the time spent by the teachers who work and worry over clubs, sports, and class activities. Teachers receive no payment for the hours spent in supervising the decora- tions, the refreshments, and the pro- grams of school dances. They receive no bonus for the hours spent. on the yearbook or for the time spent with the class treasurer balancing the bud- get. They receive very little verbal thanks from the students for their efforts. The seniors take this opportunity to make known to the public their often thoughtlessly concealed gratitude. r

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6 IUNE, 1947 VALLEY BI.IqLE Publishers of Valley Bugle ..lf tl. 'V ll .i- 2- l: , l ' - I . I . 5 l I BUAIIII or Enr1'.x'i'IoN Svntifrl In-I't, to right: Andrew lVli1sac-vliio, Mrs. William Muir. Ralph Schaaek, Jr., Mrs. Jahu Hunter. William Howard Allen Stzmdiniglo-i'l toright: Sin:-lair Gannon, Dr. Allen W. Colo Seniors Express Gratitude for Capable Management The board of education is a pu spirited group of citizens who sp many hours a year in an attempt solve the innu.mera.ble problems wh arise monthly at Gowanda H' School. 'Members of the board ' confronted with perplexing questi of all varieties. Their work m surely provide mental strain wh would ordinarily disillusion even hardiest constitution. Still, the bo members enter vicariously into spirit of high school life. The bo' realizes the hopes and the seemin world-shattering troubles of studen they put forth an attempt to stimuli the pupils' worthwhile ambitions. Students seldom come in close c tact, with the board members, without them the school would fail function, just as a newspaper can function without a publisher. senior class wishes to take this portunity to thank the members of board of education for the ma educational advantages which th efficient .management and sustai interest makes possible for the yo of this area. ic id to ,li h re is st h ie rd me 'd ly SC te n- ut to ot ie D. e .y ir d h