Brockport Central High School - Arista Yearbook (Brockport, NY)

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I TROD CTION Teen Town E, the Arista staff, are pleased to present this, your yearbook. In picturing the many phases and activities of our school we portray a busy, youthful community, whose members have wide and diverse interests and ambitionsg yet all have the single purpose of preparation for better citizenship in that adult community of which they will soon become a part. Here we show you the many members of this community of different ages and stages of develop- ment, as they acquire the general knowledge which is the founda- tion of good citizenship and the basis of higher education. Here also we show various groups preparing themselves for specific positions in business, in the shops, in industry, on the farm and in many other vocations. We show you groups studying the Finer things in music and dramatics, and groups engaged in athletics where a spirit of sportsmanship and fair play is developed. We show you, in the making, an understanding of the meaning of self-discipline and self-government in a real community, your community ofthe future. We have tried to present this record in such a manner that now and in later years, you will have a clear and accurate picture of your school in the school year of 1950-51.

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Fin! Row-Barbara Cleveland, Secretary, Fred Rose, Peter Rowell, Shirlee Fowlerg Second Raw-Bob Maher, Vice Presidentg Doug MacMillan, Keith Klafehn, james O'Dellg Third Row-Mr. Cross, Advisor, Ed Oehlbeck, President, Janice Gearing, Treasurer, jack Keable. Student Caaaczf Student Council is the governing organization that solves prob- lems of a general nature for the entire student body. Its members are elected by the students after extensive campaigning in the fall. These representatives meet every week to perform vari- ous functions that carry out Student Council's chief purpose: to promote student welfare and morale. Below is a typical student assembly. Lawful Leaalem Ronnie Oehlbeck, Mar- cia Lynch. Flag Bearer! The Flag Bearers are good school citizens cho- sen by the Student Council to present the flag at student assem- blies.