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

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OUR FACULTY OFF GUARD l-Mrs. Button directs Slaney W., 2-Mr. Brown's two future basketball stars, 3-Mr. Manuel directs with an index Finger, 4-A faculty sing, 5iMr. Campbell, 6-Thej newlywed Bowens practice house keeping in the school kitchen, 7--Photogenic Miss Walter and Miss Militello, 8-Mr. Rogers and his new Ford, 9-Mr. Sayre directs the Junior Play, 10-Mr. Rulon, his bicycle and his traveling bag, 11-Photographer Miller, 12-Coach Erb bats out, 13--We hope Miss Woolsey will hit a buIl's eye, 14-Miss DeMarco and Miss Gifford, second grade' teachers, 15-Mrs. Damcott. Fifth grade instructor.

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I 4 Eugene Erb-Panama, N. Y., B.S. Buffalo State Teachers' College, Fre- donia State Normal, Cortland State Teachers' College. Albert Manuel, Clymer, N. Y., B.M., Chicago Conservatory, Fredonia State Teachers' College. Music and Health. Carolyn Militello, Silver Creek, N. Y., B.S., Buffalo State Teachers' College. Home Economics. Wesley G. Miller, North Clymer, N. Y., B.S., Allegheny College, A.M., New York University. Supervising Principal and Mathematics. Ramsey Rogers, Corry, Pa., Findley Lake, N. Y., B.S., Edinboio State Teachers' College, University of Buffalo. Art. Richard M. Bulon, Sayville, Long lsland, N. Y., B.S., Alfred University. Mathematics and Science. J. Woodrow Sayre, Ashville, N. Y., American Business College, Wichita, Kansas, A. B., Fairmount State College, A.M., University of Pitts- burgh. Social Studies. l Lois 'Walter, Emporium, Pa., A.B., Allegheny College. English, Librarian. Martha Wotmlsey, Houghton, N. Y., Houghton College. Foreign Languages, Library. Mrs. Doris Ashton, Findley Lake, N. Y., Edinboro State Teachers' College. Grades 4, 5, 6. Findley Lake School. Mrs. Florence Casler, Findley Lake, N. Y., Fredonia State Normal. Crades l. 2, 3. Findley Lake School. Jim Jafldflf- 67115 THE Faculty Club started the school year by electing Mr. Sayre as president and Mrs. Button as secretary-treasurer. Programs center around the encour- agement of professional advancement, the solving of common educational problems and the providing of social and recreational activities. J. WOODROW SAYRE EVELYN BUTTON President Secretary-Treasurer , YY 7 , ,,,, , 77,.. g, ,, 7-,,

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G Z : Ji, - fi fag, -z :- ' 1' if ,g. J. 5- :L-., G 'Z- .4f?13 '. zz: 1 5' 9 -: ns x 1. .L 1 Q i r ' l l ua. '- SX fl 1 ' . 1' OUR HIGH SCHOOL classes are composed of Builders of Democracy in various stages of attainment. After building a solid foundation in the ffl?- mentary grades, the freshmen proceed to erect the framework of their demo- cratic edihce. By electing class officers and carrying out their activities in fl democratic manner they soon learn the ways of participating in an active democracy. As sophomores they add a roof and siding to their building. Their activities expand, their knowledge increases. As juniors they construct floors, inside walls and ceilings. Their responsi- bilities have increased. They produce a play. They select and are in the process of completing a Hmajorf, They become concerned about the future. As seniors they complete their building by adding accessories, paint, wall paper and many other things that make a building a home. Democratically, our seniors because of their training and experience are now ready to enjoy lo the fullest the benefits, privileges and obligations of living and participat- ing in an active, democratic society. 15 l