Forestville Central High School - Echo Yearbook (Forestville, NY)

Page 11 text:

Mr Webb Miss oitta Mrs Bradigan Music Phys Ed Librarian HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY ' My I Miss Patuto Mr Fleming Commercial Soc t Miss Militello Mrs uens Mrs Harvey Mrs Murray Science English Eng mSoc St Math Mr Ryan H S nv 1 IDPQE I Mr iall Agriculture Mrs Hall Soc t Torrington Mr Aust Mr Melnberger Mr Bennett Phy d Eng L Soc St Science Driver Ed Q0 5... axle. Mr Strong Mrs olark Mrs Stang Mr Lafferty Mr Smith Ins Music Art Home lc Guid Q Latin Math ' I . ' ' ', 3 , Y M K x . . :U . U 5 . I C S O , f ' xx! ,L Q 5 MPC I 1 I ' F I 9 . E Us a E o a ' u s 0 S S M - 1 5 f 2 as , -Q g , .S ' -+ M S F' E' 4' S LS ff G' QS. ' S '-2 H 5 3 S S

Page 10 text:

PRINCIPAL S MESSAGE We are continually crossing bridges Life is made up of problem solving and we are endlessly dealing in the buslness o big and little problems Difficulties will come, and you will feel that you are the only one that has them But remember, you are not alone We must all face problems at one time or another At times they will seem to overwhelm you, and you will long for the true happiness that you think is due you You must remember that every single human being wants this happiness wants it desperatB1y wants it above all else in life The only way each one of us may attain it, is by solving the problems as they come, and by using the methods God has made known to us Fbllow His guidance along life's way Cross over your bridges with His help Mrs Ann Cr0WBl1 Secretary 1 0 ll Il - f O n 0 n C ence ' e . , ,I ,V F 0 V Q e

Page 12 text:

Q,-Q an ELEMENTARY PRINCIPAL The role of the elementary teacher and principal can be compared to that of a gardener. Je are fortunate in the elementary school in that we receive a fertile field to work with and we can sow the seeds of learning and watch the plant grow physically, mentally, emotionally, and SOCl811J strong. Not always do the plants grow as they should but by encourage ment and extra care, along with some pruning and straightening, many of the plants that are weaker or less mature can be saved to fulfill their purpose on this earth. Finally after seven years of careful tending, the child ren are transplanted to the school upon the Hlll, witn the hope that they will be a credit to themselves, their parents, and to us. ml Ja Bm-w on , E ,ffm 5 1 i