Nunda High School - O Nonda O Yearbook (Nunda, NY)

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L, to R.: J. Mann, E. Warren, B. Simpson, E. Gormel, D, Smith, J. Artlip. GAB STAFF Officers of the Gab this year are as follows: Co-editors , Donna Smith and Judy Mann: Art Ed- itor, Judy Nelson: Bus- iness Editor, joy Rath- bun: and Secretary- Tre a s ur e r, Josephine Artlip, In May the officers and some members of the staff will attend the annual High School Press Day at St. Bonaventure College. There they will learn many new ideas for the improvement of our school paper. DECLAMATIOT CONTEST Each year the Eng lish department spons on adeclan-lation contest i' which members of th Senior clas s demons trati their a b i l i t y to recite Cash prizes are awarde to the three winners This year the winner were: lst-Josephine Art lip, 2nd-Bemard Simp son, and 3rd-Judy Maur The contestants wer coached by Mrs. Minui L. Hall, Senior Hig E ngli s h teacher, an Thomas Duke, a cade speech te a c he r fror Geneseo State Teacherf College. Back Row, L. to R.: E, Gonnel, B, Simpson, D. Ludwig, R. Maracle, G. Johnston, T. De- Vinney, D. Aylor. 2nd Row: J. MacVean, L. Williams, E. Warren, C, Gibson, D. Smith, Front Row: S. Willard, J. Nelson, I. Artlip, S. Harrington. N 44 T T

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1 L. to R.: M. Goodrich, Jesse Zeck, Jr., E. Gonnel, D. Smith, ' RANGE KEY Orange Key is a new o n o r a ry organization unded by Mr. Scism. e qualifications for ligibility are: service, F aracter, and leader- 1 ip, The members are hosen from the Junior lass by class members d are determined by ee separate preferen- al ballots, and present- - with medallions. This ganization is based on undations to perm it ly well rounded indi- duals to become mem- rs. Many agree this : anhonor which should ecome a custom at unda Central School. CITIZENSHIP AWARDS Elected in their jun- ior year, for their out- standing citizenship, by the me-mbers of their class and the faculty, these students attend the annual Citizenship Con- ference at Syracuse Un- iversity. There they compete with 1600 other students from all over New York State for eight partial and eight full tu- ition scholarships. Standing, L, to R.: G, R.icketts, E. Gormel, D, Smith, J. Nelson, G. Johnston. Seated: P. Palmer, I. Artlip.

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I OBATIONARY MEMBERS Each year members f the Sophomore class, ho have maintained an verage of at least 882 nd who fulfill the other ree qualifications for embership, are select- d as probationary mem- ers of the Society. For ne ye ar they attend eetings and exercise 11 the privileges of reg- lar members, with the xception of voting. If, t the end of a year, hey have upheld all the tandards of the Society ey are eligible for full embership. Back Row, L. to R.: P. Losey, S. Isaman, K. Towne, B. Wirt, L. Bauer, S. Mehlenbacher, C. Beardsley, N. DeVinney, C. Schaaf, A. DeVinney, L. Williams. 2nd Row: Mrs. DePuy, C. Eisaman, G. Yeukstock, I. Cartwright, J. Schaffer, M. Goodrich, S. Hooker, Mrs. Eis- aman. Front Row: I. Rathbun, J. Artlip, J. Nelson, J. Mann, D. Smith. Standing, L. to R.: N. Radder, T. Foote, P. Willard, I. Orsburn, D. Hurd. Seated: L, Karns, NATIONAL SOCIETY This year the Nation- a1Honor Societyhopes to take a more active part in the improvement of our school., Their first step in this direction was the establishment of the National Honor Society Scholastic Improvement Award, which is present- ed to the boys who take part in sports. Its purpose is to encourage them to get.better marks. The Society is also revising the constitution in an attempt to better uphold the standards of scholarship, leadership, character, and service. This year's officers are: Edmund Gormel-Presb dent, Carol Gibson-Vice' President, Donna Smith- Secretary, and Dale Lud- wig-Treasurer.