Iroquois Central High School - Iroquoian Yearbook (Elma, NY)

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o 'W 5 ' 5 , f t ' T ,'L. I an 4'Ak 1 . X ,. 'lu- Leon A. Piguet 'O ,..,,,x Colm C Coats Vzre Preszdent George Nattrass ri"-.,1r?,, l A Donald Bartoo Dzxtrzct Prznrzpal BOARD OF EDUCATIO n A I Howard Sm1th Presxdenl Vle the Class of 1958 gratefullv acknowledge the work of the Board of l:,du CZ1f1Ol1 Ill our mterests It IQ mdeed through the com bmed eHort and f'OI'CSlgl1f of these men that 1 fine bal mee of scholastm, lthletlc, and extracurrlcullr lspects 19 achleved T hey strlve dll xgently to estabhsh fm en VIFOUIHCDI w1th proper em phasls on both c1t17ensh1p tralnlng and the attamment of other useful knowledge The Board ofEducat1on, e lected representatlves of the people 111 the D1SCF1Ct, ex emphfy the educatlonal ln terests of all ln our com munlty IH bulldmg the fu ture of IFOQUOIS Central Hlgh School Mr Kenneth Parkxnson, one of the representatlves be present when plctures of the board were taken 6 Kenneth Mcllrai th George B Fleld X 'K' QXS Nw QS Bramard E Prescott School Attorney ,ww 'G'x" 'QW' Richard E Allen Clerk of the Dulrzrl 'x AW O,- F rf-1 A K Ml: 1 9 ' 9 Q . 1 - z ' . 3 ' 1 ' . ' . ' 1 2 5 . . , 7 . . - . , . - J. . - ' , W , A Q W .f K , .,,,, is from VVz1les, was unable to ' r X4 '- ..,. , -93

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50 Lzttle Tzme 9 X UI I 111 nn I rms I I dw 1rds SPORIS XX Rl I I RS Arm I BllLlllLlNft.l' R M111 vmrluoolt ed1tor lloyd 1t1rl1ooktd1tor lxr1sch1n lx lx1n11nsl11 D llxlt. R m Udgtn R Cu. L C00 ch1tH1 e tw Nlltc ll 1 B lx1rsc Ll POWIKI R D Ir1edh1ber H1ntLrlutr5tr D Nl1ss lxrull 5 lrlmoolt '1dv1sor QXX x Xxx -KRT AND BUSINESS MAN-X61-NIFINT STAFFS Row I cJClxlCl' -I Russell C Maleclu S Sm1th I Row Mr Ilmp lrt consultant Grah'1m -xx. TYPING STAFF Row I Kohler, B , yearbook treasurer, Pouth1er,-I , Schasel, M , johnson, lx Row 9 Hunt, C , P1l1p sk1, B , Fnedhalzer, ,I Both Jl1l1lOI'Q intl SCIIIOIS work on our WC1I'lHOOlx Ihe sen1ors ict is lelders md dlrect the Jumors who 1re g'1ll'1lHU exper1ence for the11 DOQIUOIIS on next yelr s st'1fI The students on th1s p 1ge hive contrlbuted much 1nd worked unt1r1nglx toward the publ1cat1on of the T958 Iroquozan We wlsh to think BKIISS 13.4 Krull, our new adv1sor, for ill the tlme and eflort she has g1ven to our yeirboolx to help mike It successful Somes C lrlson LITERARY AND PHOTOGRAPHY STAFFS Row I L1 scher, B , Underwood, J , l1ebarth, N Rota 2 Handy, D , Wooster, D , Hemtl, C , Metzger, IW , Tuck, XI Rowj Man gutara, M , Claxton, R , IVI1' DeFre1s, Photography consult ant, Mlller, T , H1ll, E 5 ff ' ' JD , A I 1, .1 I f - 1 1 A , ' A 11 ... ' - 1 - ' 3 'A "' ,gf I 1 5 I NM .-. S ' 1 1, .1 -- - 1 1, Q--S t V 1 x-V ,f 1. 1 X 2 I11-XY 'H S'l'Al-'lfzRo:1'1:lloH' 1 ,ll.g 'I -.to, '., 'I 1 .',INl., 1' ' 1': ' ' : V ', .3 1.- U -1 '-' g 1 ' ,'l.,,'-1 ' -' g ' 1 , '.g '1 ' . ", son, .3 tl: "-l, .P -102: g' , .3 I", '.g I'1l1 H.l 1 1?:S '1,j.gI"-ll: s, 5.11 1 hI1r, .Q 1' l1,.l.gRfd, 1, . .3 ' 1 1 ,j.g 1 "-, .3 1 , 'ez '. J . 1 2 .I l 'C ' ' 1 '. N 3, 1 Q L D 4' 1 5 . ' w 1 ,w - , 1 1 1 1 . S L In 1 X . Z - . 3 , ' L , ' w . ye - ' , I - A f W . . : ' as X ' ,!V X . 1,11 1. . I YW , .gf Y ' - ' , n K- - I .nk 1 , 1 4 K . . 1 C , . 5 A 1 . 1 1 1 ,1 . : : ' , .g 1 V, S.g , 1.5 ', 1, , 1. 2: . ,1 , 1 1' , 1 ' , S., . ,j. "' 1 1? 13 ,, f '7 . f 9 ' '- -1 X Y' . QL 1 Lp-"""""' V K . . I,

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ADMINISTRATIO 5 M 4 not IQ Principal of the District F,-.4-U6 as-a.,sG lrlf' bill. A. DONALD B.-XRTKXJ, whose energy' and hard work as Principal ot' the District hls made this ye lr 1 success for everyone it Iroquois Lentrrl School To the class of 1958 Congratulations to you who are terminating your high school careers with the last year ot lull opportunity at Iroquois Central for sometime to come You, like all of the other grad uating classes throughout the nation will be known as the I G X class because ot this all important International time of great international tension We have witnessed the conquering of space through the launching of an earth made satellite by the Russians A mad race for supremacy in super sonic missiles and sp Ice travel is on between nations The tension increases as this race widens the gap of distrust be tween nations This frustration has no bonds, as neighbor accuses neighbor and the unification 1nd calmness of cooper ative spirit seems to ebb LX mld rush for intellectual giants m the fields ofm lthem ltics and science is a constant challenge exerywhere World supremlcy tor prestige by phenomenal technology is the go ll It is a time when man turns upon his tellow man to condemn him for believed shortcomings ro duced by an ow er all leeling of insecurity on the part of every one, in this mighty effort to outdo each other The question then lrises out of this panorama ol hysteria What is to be your destiny? Cm it be that out of all of this world conflagration by man made weapons, or will mankind resolve his political differences and learn to live together, each dependent upon the other and all dependent upon the guid ance of a power greater than the human It is my sincere hope that you strive toward the accomplish ment of the latter, even though It may not be secured within your lifetime With all my heart I wish you success in this most important venture Sincerely yours, J,0.i2z 7 5 is . - .' "1 1 J ' ' - f ' 1 ' 1 ' . 'ae ,v"t'-1 T ff' K y .5 2 I .K . t . . t . . V . kg, P A , ' Y ' ' ' v ' V Y -K ' ' ' 5- ' ' Y- . ' I Y - l . I 1 . ' , ' , ' ' 1 J . . . ' '.: u f n ' ' , ' ' ' ' V s ' - , ' ' ' Geophysical Year. You are taking your place in society at a will come chaos and a sudden end to civilization through a Q4 l '. I - . , 4 i - ,' . ,' 4 f I 4 . A 4 4 c . 'i ' 4 , . 4 .' .Q 4 I 4 I - . i 1 ' - i ' K ' 3. '41 4 K I K. 1 . 5 . S ' , . - ' . ' 2 . ' - '. V - ' ' i ' f l A Q ' .W ' . . 4 ,' A s .4 .' . . . " ' ,' 1 1 I .1 - l ' 4 ,' 4 4 I ' V 2 2. V -' l ' A x' . x K .