Newark Valley Central High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Newark Valley, NY)

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L.J UML, mwaeul 'arma- The -is Typist for SCHOOL MEYOPIES Board of Education dinner Homemaking girls who served dinner Vice Principal Peck Musical Foursome Janitors 'That's how he got his start.' Cafeteria Managers lO Q r ,J Ia 'T' I' ,Ill 3-wx Cadet Coach, Ted Coates 9. 10. Jay Vee Cheerleaders, VanVorce and Bushnell ll. Gym girls who went to Field Day at Ithaca College 12. Jay Vee Cheerleaders, Myott and Hinrichsen ' :z'z +' , -fs, .-. i 'fi ep! 1,21 ,.,, A ,, .fRL, .. ' 'L 1-'-5',F fl Q-HRH A M Q i v ' Q . 5 21' I P+: A . 'is ll . 1 , .T J ii, Y - 9: ,A ' ' ' , -- :' f K 1,1 u ' . ' w, + f . ., 4 , I' LJ v , . 'fn' ' x .. 9 ... g V ef A AM- C W I .: ga K S? . Y can E C - l v1 45. 9 ' ' A A-f 'J si M'w 2 I . 'JY : , gy K ' I ' 5 5 r, r 1 -so gn is J '

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Senlor Class Hlstory The Seniors of '40 started their high school career as inex perl n ed freshmen in Sept mber, l95o with an enrollment of over eighty students After the votes were tallied in the class elec tion the following officers were elected Gordon Ghamoney, president Julia Luszczek, vice president Ruth Bridges, secre tary, and Helen Cook, treasurer Lillian Robbins and Sally Simmons were selected to be our Student Council representatives Because of the l rge enrollment, me were distributed among three homerooms whicn were suoervlsed by Mrs Drojarsk1,lrs Goodfellow and fiss E Medve In our sophomore year our homeroom teachers were Mrs Drojars'1 and Mrs Goodfellom Upon holding our class election we found the results to be Julia Luszczek, president, William kur, treasurer Our Student ouncll representatives were Helen Cook and James Nuttall As entertainment during this year, we held a party in the gymnasium which was chaperoned by Viss Julia Vedve, our class adviser As juniors we were greeted by our homeroom teachers, Miss Snow and hrs Drojarskl As class officers we elected Walter Okreokie, president, Leonard Ball, vice president Ruth Bridges, secretary and James Nuttall, treasurer Our Student Council representatives for this year were Emerson Avery and Marion Allen Under the able guidance of Hrs Drojarski and Mr Goodfellow, we started the tas' of financing our Senior trio by producing a very successful Junior play called 'The Charm Schooln under the direc tion of Mrs Drojarski Another enterprize carried on during this year was that of renting pillows at basketball games At the end of the year, we carried on Newark Valley tradition by holding a Prom, with Jerry Krcik providing the music September of 1941 again found us in rooms 259 and 241 with a prayer in our hearts and commencement on our minds Lhe results of our class election were as follows Marion Allen president, Douglas Robbins, vice president, Dorothy Hejmer, secretary, Helen Saxby, treasurer, and Julia Luszczek, business manager To finance our long awaited New York trip, we planned numer ous activities, including our class play entitled Freckles hany people enjoyed our Hallowe'en square dance We made over one hundred dollars by selling magazine subscriptions Although it has been hard to get candy, we have sold a great deal we had a house to house bake sale, where each senior solicited his own customer Each Nednesday eight seniors brought pies which was sold in the cafeteria All seniors expecting to take the trip deposited ten cents each week with our treasurer Our class ad vlsers were Mrs Drojarski and Mr uoodfellow The members of the graduating class of 1942 are confronted with graver responsibilities than their predecessors of former years. There are great opportunities for youth, now that there are many positions to be filled. As we think of our joyous years in high school and of our classmates who may soon be serving our great country, we say farewell with Ben Johnson: 'In the hope to meet Shortly again, and make our absence sweet.' Gordon Champney 12 O , O l . Q A M M .3 A A ' A - ' V V I u 4' , Q 1- -A, c Q .. s V vb . o Z1 A ' - 5' - 1 1 ,, 1 If X . 4 . - . 45 v 0 L O A il A ' . Bridges, vice-president, Robert Fiske, secretary, and Helen Belo- 1 R . v 1 A A I N . - ' V -. s 3 . Ai O . . , . 1 Y : . , - - L II u -5 ' I - Q V 4 A s.. y A., 5 6 0 1 Y