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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1968
Page
2
The writer voices ire at a few staff members for failing to complete assignments on time while praising the majority and urging support for school spirit. The piece compares cheerleaders’ energy to overall student involvement and calls for attending games to back the team.
The piece argues that respect should be mutual between teachers and students and part of every adult’s education. It contends good rapport prevents failure and claims proper upbringing fosters mutual respect, reducing the generation gap in society.
Carol Barber elementary yearbook editor seeks nursing or medical secretary work and enjoys sewing. Phyllis Boyes secretary of Student Council majors in math and business and aims to teach elementary education or business. Susan Benjamin photography editor majors in business and science and aspires to be a nurse or executive secretary. Carol Adams yearbook editor majors art science and math and wants to teach art. Valerie Bassett senior spotlight editor majors in math and French and aspires to teach French. Joe Arcangeli pitcher and quarterback aims to be a physical education teacher. John Bassette majors math science and French and dreams of becoming a chemist. Leslie Brinkerhoff chorus member majors French math and science and hopes to be an overseas missionary doctor. Best wishes to all.
The History Club elected officers for the year: President Sandy Crimmins, Vice President Sharon Saari, Secretary Sally Baldwin. Plans include a Presidential Campaign War Game and other projects for the school. New members are welcome.
On October 24 in Interlaken elementary students and parents saw an Our Country program organized by Don Johnson from Ithaca College. Each grade performed patriotic songs linking history and national beauty. The junior band played Yankee Doodle Rides Again. The elementary chorus sang For the Beauty of the Earth.
TRUMANSBURG Freshman officers elected include President Joey Bowers Vice President Kendra Gardner Treasurer Chris Brown Secretary Charlotte Wright and Class Attendant Kendra Gardner Advisors are Chapman and Mrs Simmis Kathie Nichols suggested the float Amy Park offered her family's barn for construction Volunteers worked nights the week of October 14 to prepare the float for homecoming parade
A Friday bonfire drew about 125 attendees despite bad weather before the game against Odes La Montour. Pep band played and pep talks from John Tracey Scott Van Nostrand Ron Jacoby and Coach Rich inspired cheers led by the cheerleaders.
TRUMANSBURG The Sophomore class elects President Tony Deluren tis Vice President Tina Sola Secretary Karen Zimmerman and Treasurer Janice Shuler. Advisors Mrs Eleanor Hamill and Ed Tracy oversee vote tally. Homecoming float built in Mr and Mrs Thomas Duffee’s barn appeared in the October 19 parade. The class party is planned next.
Students express they feel uninformed about Student Council actions and want wider discussion beyond council reps. Many call for schoolwide votes on issues affecting the student body and clearer reporting on council activities. Some praise the council's work.
Interlaken High School seniors raised 2808.95 in a magazine drive. Top sellers were Carol Barber and Lois Hubbard with over 350 each. Other prize winners included Nancy MacDougall Janet Brust John Snyder Glen Fish and Dolores Tarr. Prizes included stuffed animals and trip chances. Proceeds fund the yearbook caps gowns and senior activities.
Interlaken High School uses IBM IEM date processing to issue report cards through BOCES Ithaca. Report cards go home the week of November 1 with no parent signature required this year. Four 10 week blocks mark the year with November January April and June final reports.
The oppossum population has grown recently in New York State. Nocturnal feeding limits sightings as opossums, like skunks, are active at night. Low pelt prices have reduced trapping, aiding their increase.
Brenda Baker and Susan Clark of Ovid were selected by audition to represent South Seneca Central School at the New York State School Music Association all state festival in Binghamton at Northside High School November 22 23. Twenty six area schools participate.
Regents scholarships are awarded to New York State high school seniors via the Regents Scholarship Examinations. The test has two parts, 150 questions on scholarship ability in the morning and 150 questions on achievement in the afternoon covering English mathematics history and science.
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