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Newspaper

Free Press

Location

Trumansburg, New York, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1965

Page

3

Ovid Central School elects officers for all classes

At the annual officer election the Student Council names Art Holmberg president and Larry Kenyon vice president with Debbie Hoppy as secretary and Ken Thomas as treasurer. Freshmen elect Peggy Lee Lamison president and Edward Beaujon vice president with John Carpenter secretary and Susan Clark treasurer. Sophomores choose William Wyckoff president and Nancy Ahouse as vice president with Linda Langley secretary and Mary Millas treasurer. Juniors elect Larry VanVleet president Edward Saunders vice president Sharon Edwards secretary Laura Wagner treasurer. Seniors pick Edward Maguire president Douglas DePuy vice president Faith Wagner secretary with Garry Clock treasurer. Faith Wagner and Joseph Kaiser receive National Scholastic Letter of Commendation.

OVID Ovid Central School Art Holmberg Larry Kenyon Debbie Hoppy Treas Ken Thomas Peggy Lee Lamison Edward Beaujon John Carpenter Susan Clark Larry VanVleet Edward Saunders Sharon Edwards Laura Wagner Edward Maguire Douglas DePuy Faith Wagner Joseph Kaiser Garry Clock

Senior of the Week Highlights at Ovid Central School

The page profiles multiple seniors including Joseph Kaiser of CCS and Diane Cannon of Valois New York detailing their club roles sports and future plans. Also featured are Ronald Covert Stuart Cogan and new science teacher Crissman with brief bios and interests.

Joseph Kaiser Joe Syracuse Univ Minnesota Twins Diane Cannon C.S Diane L. Cannon George R. Cannon Valois New York Library Club F H.A Sophmore Diane Ronald Covert Ovid Ronald Henry Covert Lester Covert Ron O.cs Crissman Lock Haven High School Lock Haven State College Penn State Univ

Menu Lines From School Cafeteria Week

Tuesday Apricot juice Frankfurter on Buttered Bun with relish and mustard Potato Chips Fruit Cup Milk Wednesday Hot Pork Sandwich with gravy Buttered Green beans Apple Sauce Cookie Milk Thursday Baked beans with Vienna sausage Tossed green salad Brown Bread and butter Apricot Friday Tomato soup with crackers Tuna fish on Bun Potato chips Apple crisp with whipped topping Milk

Frankfurt

Teachers Corner Ovid Central School Extension Courses

Ovid Central School teachers attend Syracuse University courses on elementary mathematics and psychology of the exceptional child. Emile Sichuk takes two Elmira College courses. Dr. Hardman and Dr. McQueen lead 20th century literature courses at Elmira College. Seneca Tompkins Teacher’s Assoc met at Jyden Central School with attendees from eight schools to set goals and plan conferences.

C.S Ovid Central School Syracuse Univ Caroline Varricchio Dorothy Vangalio Charlotte Guarnieri Carl Wambold Robert Calahan Emile Sichuk Elmira College Hardman England McQ«een Miss Guarnier New York State OVI The Seneca- Tompkins Teacher’s Assoc Jyden Central School Ovid School William Gates Robert Pless Robert Shaw Helen Netro David Wilson Emily van Riper Seneca -Tompkins Alice Seaman Ratte New York State Teachers Assoc David Solomon Board of Cooperative Services

Kid Delinquency Perceptions From Rob Jacob And Nancy Ahouse

A discussion on how adults label youths as juvenile delinquents. Rob Jacob argues many good teens are misclassified by a few bad ones. Nancy Ahouse adds that some teens contribute positively yet are overlooked by society.

Rob Jacob Red Cross

Views on Teenagers in Schools and Society

A debate about teen behavior, with quotes arguing most teens are decent and capable, while acknowledging a few delinquent cases. Parents and newspapers are blamed for overemphasizing negative stories, and students defend their peers as having high standards.

Ron Miller Pam

Ovid Central School Library Adds Classic and World History Volumes

The seventh and eighth grade classes add classics by Swift Dickens Verne Bronte Poe Lamb and Wyss to the library. Ninth grade social studies lists Life World Lib titles on China Central America Scandinavia Andean Republic Japan and Latin America. November events include Romulus at Ovid, cross country sectionals, a music festival, Veterans Day no school and an opera at Cornell.

Report Romulus Ovid Candidagua Music Lansing Don’’ Pasquale Opera Cornell

Student Council Supports Cheerleaders Band Road Runners Event

The Student Council met Friday Oct 22 at 234 The main item supported the cheerleaders for the band and the Road Runners. A Nov 6 event from 8 to 11 pm will offer pop and refreshments. Goal posts will be painted green and gold. Meeting adjourned at 3 p.m.

Roadrunners

Local students honored as National Merit commendations

Joseph Kais er and Faith Wagner receive National Merit Letter of Commendation. They rank among 38,000 top two percent nationally based on the qualifying test.

Joseph Kaiser Faith Wagner

Also Mentioned on This Page

Cathy McElroy Jody VanRiper Joe Kaiser Jim Miller Russ Hepstack Jackie Vreeland Kenny Thomas Elaine Wech Randy Wickham Karen Strouse David Collela Linda Covert Nancy Ahouse Jay Shaw Linda Langley Disme Vargason Sam Lackey Kathy Grace Kathy Ward Nancy Miller Janyce Fritts Karen Minais Wm. Wyckoff Ovid Central Mary Millas Stuart Cogan Stewart Cogan Interlaken Co-op Board Mr Cogan Ithaca Ithaca High School Ithaca College Clyde MR Crissman Clie News Andy’s Logi, NY Jay
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