Clinton Central High School - Clintonian Yearbook (Clinton, NY)

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ywroor ,swf THE STAFF SEATED Anne Schrader Edrth Restle Bernrce Morehouse Adele Slater Roger Cresswell Rrchard Gurdc STANDING Warren Evans Gerald Barnes Carl Wrghtman Roger Moulton TNAISS Florence Davres Mr Howard Chaney Mrss Jeanne de la Porte Arlene Audas Jeanne Altmrre Many hours of hard work have gone rnto th1s our 1951 Chntoman, but we w111 feel completely rewarded rf rt IS successful rn formmg a true record of our Sen THE ASSISTANTS SEATED DApr1x Puffer Emhof Toner STANDING Nester SEATED Bonsel Downes Morgan Noble Owens Burrows 'vlclvlanus Graves Lrtz Judge Wadsworth STANDING Peters Long Desunone Seoones Larsen Ireland Morgan O Shea Townsend 4 1 ior Year and is enjoyed by those who read it. l 1 w ' ' n x n V

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TO THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF H951 Nly dear frrends Iwrsh I could be 1n a more cheerful mo d as I wrtte th1s rntroductory note to your Senror Annual but I cannot feel that your elders have prepared any krnd of Utoptan world for you It appears that we have made lrttlc progress rn advancrng the rdeal of the unrversal brotherhood of man for once agarn the world seems on the brrnk ofa sutctdal war rn whtch each srde accordrng to IIS own pornt of vrew wtll be ftghtrng for freedom and Justrce Man sscrentrfrc accomplrshments have far surpassed hrs soeral and moral development so that whrch could be used to promote hrs welfare rs turned to hlS destructron Now as you and thousands of others lrke you throughout the world are about to enter more actrvely 1nto publrc affarrs rt rs my earnest desrrethatyou may be able to make some contrrbutron oblrgatron rn thrs respect hes wrth the young people of our country because to alarger nu ter of them have come greater opportunrtres for the krnd of trarnlng and educatton that should develop a sprrrt of tolerance and good wrll Unless thrs IS done there would seen to be lrttle hope for the world but rf 1t rs I feel sure your lxfe wrll be ftlled wrth a commensurate measure of happmess As your Prrnerpal but more espeerally as your frtend I srncerely hope that the note of pessrmtsm on vwhrch thrs letter rs wrrtten wrll change to a glortous and hopeful tone durrng your ltfettme Stneerely yours fZ,JtMy , 4 . ,.., . , . , . , . . in the way of promoting greater cooperation and understanding among all peoples. I feel a greater . . , . , . Tm 7 . ,I 4 l U'lCll0CL RICHARD J RALPH Hamtlton College