Clymer Central High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Clymer, NY)

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s X. Mft A-'di .? fl', FACULTY ' Top Row-fleift to right-Miss Hobart, Mrs. Ives, Miss Hoag, Mrs. Wassink, Mr. Colburn, Mr. Bridges, Mrs. Grav ln, Mlss Coxe. Middle Row-Mrs. Carlson, Mrs. Lookenhause, Mrs. Weaver, Miss Gleason, Miss Ton, Miss Fardink, Miss Davis. Bottom Row-Mrs. Skinner, Mrs. Shue, Mr. Brown, Mr. Miller, Mr. Peterson, Mrs. Button, Mrs. Legters. Jawlfy- IN SPITE of the Selective Service and women auxiliaries our faculty is extraordinary, we think Weire lucky to have such a grand group of teachers to guide us and prepare us for our future. They're a cheery bunch . . . HGet on the hall,'7 says Mr. Brown . . . uMay l have your attention for a moment?,7 asks Mrs. Weaver . . . G'Put the halls away, shouts Coach. This is all in a cly's routine. Johnnie, this is our faculty and here's what they teach. Mrs. Mrs. Miss Miss Mrs. Miss Mrs. Miss Mrs. Mrs. Miss Ives ..,............................................. First Hapgood ......,... ................. 9 First Ton ..,.............. ............ S econd Legters .......... ........... T hird Carlson .....,.... ...Fourth Fardink ......... ....... F ifth Skinner ..........,... ............. S ixth Gleason ........................... Seventh Lookenhouse .......,.,........ Seventh Wassink ...,...........,,............. Eighth Hobart .............. ........... ...Eighth Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Mrs. Weaver...English and- Social Studies Mrs. Gravelin ...... Language and English Miss Coxe .......,................ History Department Miss Davis ........ .................. A rt Department Miss Hoag ........................... Home Economics Mrs. Button ....,................ Music Department Mr. Peterson ..................... Science and Math Mr. Colburn .................. Physical Education Mr. Miller ..................... Principal and Math Mr. Bridges ....................................... Agriculture Mr. Brown . .......... ........................ C ommercial

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MR. MILLER - PRINCIPAL AND, Johnnie, here's lVlr. Miller . . . stand- ing at the head of our school , . . steering us over the rough places . . . worrying while the school sleeps . . . accepting the coni- plaints dumped into his lap with courage . . . announcements which call to our allen- tion the things we do but shouldnat . . . might do, but hadn't better. Remember when you had a talk with him, Johnnie, after you threw that eraser in History class? . . . but that was long ago . . . for- gotten. And many times, Johnnie, live seen the midnight oil burning in the office . . . the school board Hguring into the wee hours how to make ends meet . . . providing us with assemblies . . . books . . . they always come through . . . resourceful . . . conscien- tious . . . our thanks to them. Johnnie, Mr. Miller and the Board direct and guide us and because we live in Amer- ica we have the freedom to accept this guid- ance and design a pattern for our future life. William Gravink, Presidentg Clayton LaRose, Ralph A. Thompson, Secretaryg Deloss Rouse, Samuel Dunnewold. 0 ll

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A studious student . . . A place to w 1 k CYD . . . Wh ' h 7 or at c a see . . . At your service . . . Guess which one? . . . Resolved: Women's hats are . . . Grammar Weaver . . . Like Sweets . . . Big operator . . . Brother Goose . . Coach . . . Mar0'gold Rays Assembly line . . . Our Editor . . . Street of sin . . Was it THAT funny? . . . O. K., boys, let's go!