Salamanca High School - Seneca Yearbook (Salamanca, NY)

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FACULTY FOR 1940 JOSEPH HORNEY ANNE BEVIER Buffalo State Teachers' College Mechanics Institute Vocational Home Economics HAROLD HOUCK. Coach Cortland Normal Athletics HELEN S. GIRVEN Pennsylvania Hospital Nurse CASSIE WHITE EDWARD JOHN Thomas School Mechanics Institute Music Vocational - Band D1 ALBERTA MULQUEEN ALICE ENGDAHL Cortland Normal Fredonia Normal Athletics Librarian

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1940 LAURA K. CHAMPLIN GEORGE A- PLACE Buffalo Normal Alfred University Geometry Superintendent DOROTHY PRUNER St, Bonaventure RUTH MOORE MARION CLEMENTS Algebra Plattsburg Normal Rider College Commercial Commercial N ORA QUINLAN New York State MARION HOLMES MARION HANBY Teachers- College Elmira College Wells. College French I-'atm History ESTHER McCABE FLORENCE FITZGERALD CHARLES LAKE Western Reserve St. Louis University Rochester University English - Speech English - Latin Physics - Chemistry

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First Row: Marian Rau, George Keller, Josephine Koniak, Roger Witherell, Vail Foy, Dorothy Solarek, Alice Brown O tuv 1 Dry Second Row: Lois Keeler, Jean Ann Gardner, Evelyn Walker, Isabel Skutnik, June Hogan, Benita Charles, Mary Ferrara Third Row: Peggy Kalamanka, Orman Rickey, Robert McFarland, Morse Seymour, Normand Minnie, Carl Ferrara STUDENT COUNCIL This year The STudenT Council underwenT a reorganizaTion in order To more ade- quaTely conTacT The sTudenT body. This Torm oT repre3enTaTive sTudenT governmenT was planned lasT year and was puT inTo eTTecT aT The beginning OT The school year. BeTTer cooperaTion and a more Thorough undersTanding oT sTudenT governmenT plus a more democraTic school have been The main resulTs oT This new council. The ExecuTive council, The eighT elecTed Tor The SenaTe meT in SepTember and elecTed oTTicers. WiTh Vail Foy, president Helen l-lorTon, vice president and Dor- oThy Solarelc, secreTary, The Council slowly sTarTed moving on rouTine maTTers. An assisTanT secreTary Tor Miss Solarelc was elecTed Trom The RepresenTaTive council. The posiTion Tell To Miss Lois Keeler. The represenTaTive council or i louse consisTs oT one sTudenT Trom each home room and Tour Trom The Senior STudy l-lall. SurmounTing several diTTiculTies The Council gained speed and aiTer revising The STudenT Police, The demeriT sysTem was inTroduced, Then wiThdrawn Tor rev.sal. lT was replaced laTer in The year. A meriT sysTem was planned To be made eTTecTive nexT year. The music emblem reguiremenTs were changed and The consTiTuTion broughT up To daTe. The oTher regular duTies were Tuliilled and oTher insignias awarded. For a new Type oT government Tliis Council has succeeded wiTh excepTional success, Thanks To The sTudenT body and Their TaculTy adviser, Mr. Moore. As This council leaves, They Teel ThaT They have esTablished a more solid Torm oT scholasTic governmenT which will lasT Through TuTure years. The members oT The STudenT Council are: ExecuTive: Vail Foy, PresidenT1 l'lelen l-lorTon, Vice PresidenT: DoroThy Solarelc SecreTary7 Alice Brown, Josephine Konialc, Gfeorge Keller, Roger WiThereIl Ann Louise WalquisT. RepresenTaTive: Russell Burley, BeniTa Charles, Jack Crouch, Donald Dolph 0cTavia Dry, Mary Ferrara, Richard AusTin, J. Ann Gardner, June l-logan, Warren l'lorTon, David Johnson, PGQQY Kalamanlca, Lois Keeler. RoberT McFarland, Paul Owens, Marion Rau, Orman Rickey, Morse Seymour, Isabel SlcuTnilc, Bernard Simms, ElizabeTh Solarelq, Evelyn Nffalker, Douglas WalquisT.