Sodus High School - Soduskan Yearbook (Sodus, NY)

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MW? .. gan APPRECIATION To the parents, whose continual interest in the students and school has made our plays, dinners, magazine campaigns and all fund-raising pro- jects successfulg to the teachers, whose sincere efforts to teach us and guide us along the right paths have made these high school years the happiest and most memorable years of our livesg and to the community, which has supported education wholeheartedly by allowing tours through and pre- senting information about the town's enterprises, hy making generous con- trihutions for not only our yearbook, hut our student exchange program as well: we, the Class of 1957. express our sincerest appreciation. O Z

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Seaubu tlerhctofzq t E , i DEDICATION For making Sodus Central School a symbol of scholarship, citizenship, good sportsmanship, teamwork, and sincerity, THE SODUSKAN staff proudly dedicates the 1957 SODUSKAN to the past, present, and future students of . . . SODUS CENTRAL SCHOOL.

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Spring brought a variety of activities . . . Our year- books arrived, and with them came leafing through the Oh, I rememberi' pages. At the Spring Band Concert, Bill McGowan was presented with the Arion Award for outstanding musi- cal achievement. In May, at the State F.F.A. Convention in Perry, New York, Gerald Beckens was the recipient of the Empire Farmer Award which was based on his su- pervised program, his lead- ership, and his scholastic standing. Both of thes e awards represent the highest attainment that a high school student may make in these respective fields. SPRING HIGHLIGHTS N .ff F From left: Mary De Vries, Betty Rickles, Linda Smith, Hugh Miner, and Peter Moore autograph yearhooks. Gerald Beckens receiving Mr. Mastroleo congratulates Bill McGowan. Empire Farmer Award. c 0 a n I