Greene Central School - Greenelite Yearbook (Greene, NY)

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 DecUc£iti M, We, the class of 154, wisji to dedicate our yearbook to Mr. Doyle, in hopes that in it he may feel a simple expres sion of our gratitude and high esteem. Not only has he helped us with our yearbook, but he has assisted in money- making projects, bookwork, extra-cur- ricular activities, and sports. All of our memories of Mr. Doyle are pleasant ones, and we hope that many other classes may have some of the fine experiences that we have had under his guidance. 2

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1954 Acte s4l uz THate Oh Greene, our dear old high school For thee we raise our song, With all our hearts and voices, Thy memory prolong; And often may we hail thee Our Alma Mater dear, With songs of love and friendship, Thy noble name revere. Cheer loud and long for G. C. S. High let her banners wave, We'll fight to help the Greene High win, We'll die her name to save. Published by The Senior Class Greene Central School Greene, New York Editors Shirley Eldred Kathleen McNulty

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SxtW £ £cCuc ttio t s4cC ni u4 ia£tM, Leila Flanagan, Chester E. Race, President, Irene C. Flanagan, Treasurer, George G. Raymond, Jr., Howard Weir, Russell W. Gray, Clerk, Leslie Eggleston. 1954 ----the year of fulfillment. As we entered the new Greene Central School last January, we paused to pay tribute to member sof former Boards of Education as well as to the mem- bers of the present Board. Through their untiring and unselfish efforts, we now boast one of the finest school buildings in the state. This appre- ciation, though it must be brief, is to assure them that their work is noted and appreciated by the students of Greene Central School. 3 E. H. BEEBE Supervising Principal