Mayville Central High School - Pacemaker Yearbook (Mayville, NY)

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THE PACEMAKER 1950 Nfilestones Eclucation Mayville Academy 1888 Mayville Union Free School - 1923 Mayville Central Sshool - 1938

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1850 THE PACEMAKER llllllllll We, the Seniors, wish to dedicate our '50 Pacemaker to all the members of the faculty who have helped us, not only in our class progress and studies, but in our personal problems as well. Your wise guid- ance and assistance in our moments ot need throughout our school years at Mayville Central School have shown us a well chosen path to success. We dedicate this, our annual yearbook, to you with the realization that we are leaving you to start on our own, and we would like to give this to you as a memorial tor the fine example you have set tor us in the years we have spent under our Alma Mater.

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1 r 1950 THE PACEMAKER i i i l THE PACEMAKER STAFF The Pacemaker is an annual publication depicting the activities and lite at May- ville Central School. lt is published each year as a Senior Class proiect. During the past ten years we have seen many changes and improvements. The Pacemaker yearbook of 1940 had a total of about sixtyypdfges, nearly half of which were advertisements. Now the yearbook has approximately TOO pages. There are a great many more feature articles. Every activity of the school is mentioned, and each year they tend to increase. We have included more pictures in our yearbook than ever before. Scenes ot the cafeteria, library, homemaking, shop, and many more are visible tor all to see. Each year the Senior Class tries to improve and enlarge the yearbook and the present edition is evidence of that progress. lt is twice as large as it was ten years ago, and, all in all, shows a better job of representing Mayville Central School. We hope that it will continue to grow. First Row-fleft to rightlz Vesta Rater, features, Zada Petersen, advertisingg Richard Chamberlain, editorg Mr. Steward, advisorg Beverly Phillips, activities, Second Row-llelt to righti: David Hansen, wit and humorg Charles Quick, make-upg Stephen Elliott, boys' sportsg Louise Webber, art, Edward Robbins, circulation, Myron Leet, business manager, Gladys Legros, girls' sports.