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

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- l Z K a I '.4L A . First row: J. Dlngler, P. Zimmer J. Whitney, B. Hotallng, J. Kellam, D. Shellhammer, A. Deming. Second row: C. Bailor, C. Grimley, D. Yescavage, E. Jackson, Miss Raben- stein, Hr. Brown, R. Eice, P. Thompson A. Steenrod, L. Zimmer. Third row: R. Tappan, F. Panas, D. Nichols, H. Thornton, M. Stinsrd, D. Noxel, M. Signs, C. Brandes, 3. BOWEN, A. Miner, K. Austin. Fourth row: H, Horton, L. Pastalan, E. Rose, F. Wade, P. Needham, B. Hov- ard, A. Frier, S. Holden, J. Niefer, N. Briggs, C. Zimmer. Fifth rowl L. Cook, H. Keyes, E. Kobylarz, H. Murphy, A. Cornell, R. Miner, D. Berg, L. Morrison, C. Brine, J. Bartlett, W. Gaul, G. Strope, D. Strait. Miss Rabensteln Mr. Brown SIXTH GRADE The room registration during the year for the combined sixth grades was fifty five pupils New pupils entering the grade were Charles Ballor, Robert Keane, William Gaul, Lloyd Zimmer and John Dingler There are a number of Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts in this grade The two rooms have studied reading, arithmetic, art, history and geo graphy this year They found the last two subjects rather hard to study with conditions changing as they do, but they found their work more inter eating when they correlated current events with their study In February this grade presented a patriotic assembly, most appro priate for the season FIFTH GRADE AND FOURTH AND FIFTH ADJUSTMENT GRADE During the year our thirty eight puoils in fifth grade have traveled in imagination from the time of the fall of Home up to the settlement of our country In geography we have toured our continent from Alaska to the Panama Canal In arithmetic we have reviewed the fundamental processes and have made a new study of fractions We learned much from many educa tional films and assemblies The fourth and fifth year specials have stressed individual progress this year One of the Christmas highlights was sawing useful novelties from hickory nuts and walnuts While the boys made belts and watch fobs, the girls made bracelets and necklaces Educational films, radio broad casts, and many fine folk dances helped carry out the diversified program Mrs Hines Mrs Long Fir t row D Vooer A Brlna E Hlne A Galvin S Chrysler P Givens J alverley I Bates J Warner B Bowen Second ron H Cornell F Hill L eade W Yemen hiss Steed Yre Long Hines B Pit her B C eveland aniels D Bickham M Flame Zim.er I Sanford J Hutcheson J V rderoool f Hover P Enri ht Sh ver R Sus ler B Bartlett A Budney Fourth row Aait A Stinard L Correll P eber D Bri? s H Ailport L Hollensecs Harter G Arnoll J O eq Bailey J Yurray L Shellham ner Fifth row R 5a1o1n C Andersen Horton C 1 es iller Kasper Lane G Alexander K Strait R Hutcre on Ford E Soule R Daniels Z6 ' . . . I 1 . - . A . 1 J. . . . - . . . . - . . . f , 5 s 1 . - ' , . ', . 5 -P V f I f . S . - , . , . . 1.f . , I A I Y J A ' ' l . w , '4. , . , . W H '. . . , . v v I .2 , .., , . , . . , hrsg , . c. , . 1 , lx, u . ,, . , . V . Third row: H. Zimmer, L. Hines, L. I , -. s , . . , . 1. A , L. , .. gn , C. .a , . g , . , . , v N . N. , . , . L' ., 4 I - 1 - ...:. I ' 1 . . G . H , . , . . . w ., r. , , . , . - :-. ' 4' --' ' A ' I' , . n 1 , C, A , C, A , 5. , .' , . , . y . s ., L. , . . . . ' I'

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.1, er r2 fo ifth row: R. F-r ' ' -x A lrst row: J. -'1r,1:r.eg', -1. COMICS. stfell, T. ?aste1'21 Eozelle , r' land, F.. Post, s. sallor. -Ci .,,,.1 A rel., .-,.1.. FGM- -1, - J ster, Felo, L. J ri row: Eiinor, A :u - 2 ',' M- . sie, anvopce, S I' v- Tun' vw 'J -a--o., ., -.-..-e-, .. 'ev F J1 ': .. , . c..- - -c., -. Eeebe, J., .-clone,-, C. islzl, r. Zalnla, 3. oyt, T. Weber, E. Fox, Ford, E. Sears. r Howard, I-I. Hull, IZ. 4- -,-.., .v-C ,,,95, ..'f'......, --.- :,-. - I' art? row: S-. Mills, . -Q..., . Loeffler, sell, .wa . V-.. 4.1, .-.-. ---nL, .. . 'fanl-'orce, 1 . 2-Z. Collin 'F eei. 5 1 -,Le, S. -e Uonlrv' -.o .a--nL .. 3-A..,W -. n!'.JS .1I',,.l Eoltzan , 5. :re,k1e, I-Z. E. E1 igeway L I 1 E, Armstrong, -...,-J. Zr,k . V E171 s . , Corwin, 3. Ileeinaz, L. Call, SJ er V Q Ace, L. Nichols, J. s:Qws11, H. errill, 3. ?'.arve3'. sixth row: f.. .o:.n1:lnS1 5 'ireifii-9 .1 rl ic e J 1 1 'lnr hs n, . 529551 I.. F-' 5 eel 1 1.a3n1e, A. I-ierrill, A. I-izslowskl. Idexander, D. Gardner, 5- 50?-Ol9SK11 Grades F Jayne, J. Illles, 3. Fussell, ?-.B!'15ffS- Mrs. Joslin EIGHTH GRADE Mrs. Chidester The eighth grade homeroons have been in rooms 209 and 210 with Mrs Chldester and Mrs Joslin the respective room supervisors The class nresldents were Gerald Bates and Teddy Pestalen Eleanor dldvewag acted for Teddy wher he was absent from school with a broken leg George Beebe and Laureln Call were Student Council reoresentatlves Eivhtv nine ouolls have been enrolled during the year Of this num ber, four have left school to worn, five have transferred to other school , one has left scnool on account of health, and eighteen were promoted to the ninth grade at the close of Regents week in Januarv The following new ouplls have entered who were not enrolled in our school previously Ann Lacey, Betty Woodard, Helen Marshall Shirley Ace, Helen Felo, Oscar Felo, James Hinrichsen, Charlotte Holtman, Marion Hoyt Marv Hull Phyllis Lyke Martin LaDue, and iazel Morris The members of the seventh grade were divided into two groups with drs Winlfred McPherson and Mr Frost as advisers At the beginning of the year there were about eighty students enrolled Billy Dunn and Freeman Cooper were elected as reoresentatlves to he Student Council Later Raloh Ballard was chosen to fill the vacancy created when Freeman moved away During the year several new ou ils have enrolled Among those were Dorla Lacey, Delores Cole from Rlchford and Llewellyn Chandler from Dryden Mrs McPherson Mr Frost H 25 rst row h Armstron oder 'i 1-utch nsor C Kullmws icbols lor J ner A dell Second row C Ayers Us el D vo s o cPherson r o Ballard P arden 'ewrar H Andersen 'r r' row J Lasby F Bowen V -va in in K 4 r Scallo Lolden A Sfencer .J Pitcrer A wixon Four' S evens Q iner S n weber L deLor mier P Rich e and L nsor .zrp e rf Av in r r I a ifth row a er a 'n :lac an .saver T hover E a o s mee l W bourne Shellha .mer D Cortr Sixth row F lanO trend :Iussell nes C anSusan A L- orehou e Pe d D earner Bender E Budney n Davis Seeley Coo -11 Uollenoec A .Jnofrio . - , . 4 a A LY b 1 . . A. . Q tj ' . A L ,. . - . O U .. A - , M . .. A 1 A l A -S ' ,- A l . . A A . L . . . - . . , - 1 , .- ., 1 1 ' - l I A C - . . . . . A . H . - :1 - . 1 . f . Q 1' . - .. I 1lz1l1.:lf I! I 2 ,Fil -- e1H-Y- 1, A 1 1 1, . in 1-tl, A. -' .. , G. Tay' , . f-ar , . Ar- W : . g I , J. ' hes, R. 1-ox , . m t cle, hrs. If . s- , 1. -: . Fr st, R. , .E ., C. .- .. ., . L. A .1 .. ' : . ' , .. . C ln , J. Foe s y, J. ..eLo Lmier, - -. . . B.. ..enn1s, C, - ., .L .. , , , . .1 .. Hg A K1 J , A 1 - 1 J. .-.eddaugn , ... 2-.eai. ' th row: J. t . , ... E-Z , J. 15. s, YC. , . ' 1. , . ., A. Clev l.. , , riutchl ., A. P' l , E. Myow, L. ery, E. I-Z e , 2, Hiller, G. St 1c'.l nd. 1' .1 : W. Ulnn, L. Chhil , R. If s.., D. , L. ' , . .I , .E lt n, P. 511 s, F. F j , K. n11's, H. .1nes, K. Kil , M. v-- lvht . . . , .Y lc.. . R .. : .. s ..-, J. . G. H1 , . V , . Hiclnson, R.x , 5, L .1 ,U.u , L ' 1 V- ' 1 - 1 A. la, . . .. ' Zz, . C. ,

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First row: E. Johtstn, P. Mitne'-', '. Ianiels, 7. '-'az'-'cz-ce, Seczni row: J. Lyke, Serlnar, 1 .flss Squires, Mrs. Ardell, 53121 .-5. T-feshier, A. ieLcr1:Ler. ' 'ow' L lf: f1rs Q 'Ye M. Stricnlanl, -. Austin, ... Cfrep- kzie, 3-5, Sskes, L. Howard, S. Ayers. Fourth row: Ch5:ber-a-.., t.. W1 IH rt F ' or ' L' e -, , . , .-.. - 5... ,. , e. uv aj Carroll, Cnofric, Daniels. 1 fs. .,. - ..,-. Flf... ro.. S. S..e,.,er, -. -e-,aur, .. .. ,r E. 213- . ... :x FE, ..- ,, ... ,.,,.-- -,..,A-, , - . .rs Ardell FOUP 6 'SAD This year there are thirty nine uoils enroll d in th fourth arade Early in the year, we oresented a harvest oroaram for assembly During the civilization of and animals and ence has taught other things we ha e knit for the fense Stamps year we have studied all the continents and the ancient some countries, learned two part singing, made calico birds worked to lmnrove our writing, speecn and soelllng Sci us about foods, insects, gnawlng animals, fish, and many Our safety has helped us to be more careful in our daily life done our bit for national defense also Some of our girls have Red Cross, our class has saved oaoer, and we have bought De THIRD GRADE This vear the two divisions of the third grade included fifty boys and E55-F18 In January we presented an assembly orogram for the grades During the year we studied various thin s Art orojects correlating with Social Studies, such as ones on Indians, NS imos, and the Dutch, were done Multiolication and division were introduced as new processes in arithmetic Mrs Edson instructed the Cbi1QPSH in choral reading During the course of the year, hiss Kenyon, Iiss Steed, and Visa Mazzotti worked in the grades Mrs Ogden Mrs Shoultes rst row L Signs B emlng arner F Delaney J Hill Second row J Wood E Bowen R Jo'-mgon Mrs Ogden drs Shoultes J delorimier B Snarp J' oshiex' h veber D Dingle:- 'hird row P Biehl K Krna L Brgndes L Iham G Cursendall G Hoyt K 'ornwell Y Dslo s V G-sd ner J Hines Fourtn row M A Tarbox J Austin I Shaver S Lawton D Stevens F larae P L Baird D .raloin Bri k B Siem-am V Zimoer Fiftn row H Filler R Shaver Ifilks R ewi C Sadd e ire H Brlrf J Waaemar J Cornwell J Sears F leyers P Corwin 27 vM.a'...C,el A. M' Ville , see, A A ev er YI A' , Pl' , 7:1 .LA JL 4.4 ' -fx V :A Q - L s.. .' :J v . x.1 AA 5-I s 5 f- M . A A, A J ,... ..,, . , n , .. . , N.- c. t , 1 . . he s . t I 1 . . . . vr V o . . ., - . . L x.I N' ' 5 ' l ' -4 ,F . . -I lx. - . A . S . . . . , . T I , 4 1 'n 'A .- . . . . 'N F1 . . , . -1, , S. Kullxowslci, A-. ritcher, D. Philips, I-1, If , . ' , . . : . , . , . , . , , . . g , A . . , - U . , . . , . -- . . ,. . - , . . A 1 . . , . , . , . s . - '- , - 1 . , ,t , N f, H r- . , . . I I . . . - . , . , . , . ,. . . J. . , . . , . A , C. 5, , .. .. , 1 . ' 2 . . . . ,f-. Z , . , L s, . l 1 , .. .'., . -n - 1 - .I w , , . -, .. . N