Sodus High School - Soduskan Yearbook (Sodus, NY)

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l First row, left to right: Jo-Ann Carroll, third grade, Dolores Johnson, kindergarten, Martha Wilbur, kindergarten, Ruth Cantin, first grade, Phylis Wilbor, second grade, Second row: Irene Rolfe, fourth grade, Leola Keefe, fifth grade, Shirley Keach, kindergarten, Hermina Pittman, first grade, Barbara McAvoy, second grade, Julia Youngs, first grade, Elizabeth Hill, kindergarten. Camera shy: Roxanne Wood, grade music. 911456 Teaching the three r's is not the sole duty of the grade faculty. These capable teachers are kept very busy attending meetings of the Gene- ' see Valley Study Council on which Mr. Scurrah is a member of the Steering Committee, par- ticipating on various committees in our school, and attending colleges and extension courses to further their own education. Many of the teachers have been very active

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First row, left to right: Mariorie Hungerford, STUDY HALL, David Cooper, ENGLISH, Gertrude Doyle, ENGLISH, Anne Ketcham, COMMERCIAL. Second row: Evelyn Fletcher, COMMERCIAL, Donna Vieweg, MATHEMATICS, Madeline Copp, LIBRARIAN, Nancy Bush, PHYSICAL EDUCATION, Thelma Scott, SOCIAL STUDIES, Third row: John Erwin, SOCIAL STUDIES, James Dunn, DRIVER EDUCATION, Nelson MCGinn, PHYSICAL EDUCATION, William DeValI, INDUSTRIAL ARTS, Russell Raethlca, ART, Maynard Bellinger, AGRICULTURE. Committee whose members are Mr. Smith, president, Mr. Hcnrie, Mr DeValI, Miss Bush and Mrs, Fletcher, Many of the teachers are continuously learning as well as teaching. Syracuse Univer sity offered a workshop to teachers, The purpose of this course was to discuss general problems in the elementary and secondary schools. Mr. Meneely offered a new course, PROBLEMS IN AMERICAN DEMOCRACY, to the history students, and Mr. DeVall introduced a new course in auto mechanics. x f wi S 'X

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First row, left to right: Laurel English second grade Dora Burcroff second grade Eleanor Aumann, second grade, Elizabeth Gates third grade Second row Mildred Craver fourth gradeg Julia Contant, sixth gradeg Mabel Granger fifth grade Ruth Tallman third grade Louise Lockner, fourth grade, Jane Werner first grade Karolyn Groat sixth grade Rudolph Fritz, sixth grade. Camera shy Etta Miens fifth grade 7C1Cl1iy this past year as advisors to the Little Brother' of the high school student government organi zation, the Grade Student Council. This organi zation acts as a body in promoting better citi zenship among the students. Many teachers are active as church choir mem bers, as Sunday School teachers, and as staunch supporters of many community affairs. Thus, our teachers' duties don't cease when school closes on Friday . . . they are never ending'