Phelps Central High School - Highlights Yearbook (Phelps, NY)

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ln Apprec1at1on ,,, E MRS. MARIE FULLAGAR MRS. ELIZABETH LOVELESS MR. EDWARD McCHESNEY As our Senior year comes to a close and a new door opens into the future, we look back over our high school years. Our advisors will always be remembered for all the help they have given us. We thank them sincerely and we hope they will always remember the Senior Class of 1968 as we will remember them. 8 W G M 1 X

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LTUMD W5 2. 0151595 . ' ' 5 .-r' 'yff Board of Education all V' Seated: Mrs. Stephen W. Brower, W. Glenn Jensen, Frederick L. Gifford, Robert S. Oaks, Charles R. Rolland Thomas L. Salisbury, Mrs. Mart W. Van Kirk. Standing: David R. Gulvin, Henry E. Snyder, George C. Saunders-Assistant'District Principal, Wilbur K Hart mann-Assistant District Principal-Business, John D. Fahy-DistrictPr1nc1pal. This year marks the beginning of a new era for Phelps students. ln June, 1967, the people of Phelps and Clifton Springs voted to merge their schools. This merger means many advantages, such as expanded curriculum and improved facilities for students and teachers. It also means the loss of the friendly intimacy of a small school. This is progress and we cannot deny its coming. ln the past, Phelps and Clifton High Schools have been keen rivals. However, when the new school is built and students from both schools join to form one stu- dent body, a new feeling of close co-operation and friendship must evolve. This is the challenge to which the students must rise. We look forward to when the planned merging of the two schools becomes a reality. We accept the challenge of progress and eagerly await the new advantages. Yt we cannot forget all that Phelps High School has done for us, and we will e 7 D always keep fond memories of our years there. ln the words of our alma mater: HTO Phelps High School alma mater sing a glad refrain. When the echo dies away, sing it o'er againf'

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1 History and Social Studies: Mr. Edward McChesney, Mr. Leonard DeFrancesco, Mrs. Mary Shelley, Mr. Joseph Kraus, Miss Maureen Dougherty. Faculty Science: Mr. Theodore Mullen, Mrs. Marie Fullagar, Mr. James Stewart, Mr Joseph Silver.