Pine Valley Central High School - Pine Knot Yearbook (South Dayton, NY)

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L. Wolfe, I. Howard, S. Sutter, R. Fritz. Hamilton, I. Brown, C. Mierzwa. Third Row-I. Wmiarski, C. Stone, C. Kerr, A. Priest, R man, R. Ingersoll. Class Officers-L. Wolfe, Treas., R. Ftuckh, Vice-Pres., M Hickox, Sec., S. Oehser, Pres. The freshmen class, just starting their high school days, have commenc- ed to spend the best four years of their lives. Although they may not realize this fact now, we believe that it will become clear to them as they progress on through life. During the year this class had a Christmas party in the gymnasium, to which members of other classes were invited. Besides this social event, they had a Saturday night movie for the community in May and other get-togethers for their own enjoyment. We, the Senior Class, sincerely hope that the future years of school yet before this class will prove very profitable in experience and education. We feel that this class offers the school much in scholarship and athletic ability. page twenty-eight Seated-L. Colson, L. Ranke, A. Sager, M. l-Iickox, S. Oehser, Second Row-Miss Gravink, lAdvisorJ, A. Snyder, R. Col- burn, D. Tyma, I. Blotner, W. Volk, A. Wolfe, M. Berg, D. Gaylord, F. Kelley, P. Danker, I. Astry, R. Ruckh, F. Troutl

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Seated-A. Marvin, S. Van Wormer, C. Fink, R. Noel, B. Colvin, O, Wellman. Second Row-Mrs. Hall tAdvisorl, I. Wickmark, M. Prince, I. Rider, B. Pitts, P. Milliman. Glwmf Gaeek Class Officers-R, Noel, Vice-Pres., I. Rider, Pres., S. Van Wormer, Sec., I. Wickmark, Treas. What! The glorious deeds of the class of '51 are to go into printl There- fore, the most remote places of the world shall learn the truth about this famous group. When they entered school this year they felt very important. No longer were they green Freshmen, and soon after they had elected their officers for the year, they journeyed to Skiff's cabin for a roast. Other joyous occasions were the Christmas party at the school, a Valen- tine supper at the home of their advisor, Mrs. Hall, and their dance, Moon- light Serenade. They have had a successful year and can only wonder what the future will bring. pa t gc twenty-seven

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Seated-R. Orth, W. Ray, I. Ruttenbur, O. Elliot, W. Cur- tis, I. Stoddard, L. Fuller, L. Bailey. Second Row-Robert Cole, G. Ackler, M. Prince. W. Seeqar, M. Coon, W. Lincoln, S. Fox, Richard Cole, Mrs. Fuller, tAd- visorl. Third Row-I. Nobles, A. Mesel, I. Greeley, R. Milspaw, K. Cornell, E. Paine, L. Steward, M. Petersen, M. Reynolds. Ehewuf Greek 62 Class Officers-R. Orth, Pres., R. Cole, Sec., S. Fox, Vice- Pres., R. Cole, Treas. The Freshmen Class has been very active this year. They not only have taken part in the school activities of chorus, band, and orchestra, but also in all the major sports such as basketball, football, boxing, baseball, ping-pong and cheer-leading. The Freshmen Class has sponsored two assembly programs. The General Motors Previews of Progress and the Easter assembly. They held a taq day on Halloween and another on Saint Patrick's Day. They also had party at the home of the advisor, Mrs. Fuller. When they reach the qoal as seniors, they hope their last three years will have been an accumulation of knowledge and athletics. page twenty-nine