East Rochester High School - Gagashoan Yearbook (East Rochester, NY)

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l orrice sun: Mrs. Stortini, Miss Phyllis Gross, Mrs. Smith. BOARD OF EDUCATION Back Row: Mr. Grover, Dr. Coryell, Mr. Corea. Front Row: Mrs, Smith, clerk, Mr. Hazzard, Dr. Harris 4 SUPERINTENDENT PRINCIPAL Mr. L. C. Obourn Mr. F. J. O'Donnell The Big Chiefs, as in the days of yore, tem the Campfires of learning. They encouragi and inspire every pupil to put forth his bes effort. That the Chief's planning keeps ou school running smoothly is shown by a threi day survey held April i, 2, 3, l952. A lette of official notification that our school has bee placed on the list of Accredited Secondar Schools, was received January 2, l953. A a result of this survey by the' Middle State Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools our school is placed among those whosi pupils are undoubtedly given first consideratioi as far as entrance in to college is concerned Behind the scenes the Board of Educatior with Mr. Hazzard, president, continues its tas of directing school policy and constantly seek ing to improve our education system. By hi skillful management of high school and gracli affairs, Superintendent l.. C, Obourn, has gainec great respect from students and faculty alike Familiar to everyone is Principal Frank O'Don nell, who has shown a keen interest in a' phases of high school life. School spirit i greatly augumented by his support of athletic and other student activities. Keeping the rec ords, writing letters and handling the clerica work is efficiently done by the office stafl whose friendly manner is pleasing to all whi approach them on so many, varied errands