Sodus High School - Soduskan Yearbook (Sodus, NY)

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FUN! H1111 itil! tu right: Hoxanm- Wuml. llradv Nluficg Shirlvy Ke-ach, Kindvrgarn-ng H1-rmina llllllllilll. First Cruilog Dora lhirvruff. Si-u-rnl llruilm-1 Phyllis Wilbur, Swnrnl Grad:-1 Ruth Canlin, lfirfl lifllllvl lilizaln-Ili llill. liiinlvi'g1iii'le'iig Laura Knfw. Firft Ururlv: lil:-anur Auinunn. Fm-cmul liflllltf , ux4li'i'y llrgult. Fe-cnml llranlv, l.ockm'r sm-rw-rl nn thv Nlnrals Cmiiinilwc. with Nlrs. Im-k r . 5 s rvinl, nv 'ilw 4- ' 0 un the lilo- invntury lfcliiiwltiuim Cmiiliiitlvv. ll.'l'.:X.. liusif-rn Ftar. Girl Front Work, Ftuilent Cuunc-il, :Incl Swing Choir arlvisor- ihvrs vnnlrihulml thvir linn- :incl inlcrvsts. Mrs. Crawr was ziwurilm-il ai I'.I..fX. hfv invnilwrship. an honor awarclvcl an f'll'lIlC'IllZlI'y ships wvrv ulhvr ways in which faculty inen .lcavlicr vavli year. Thus it is that grumlv tvuvliers van fully appreviate the words of Tryon lfclwarcls when hc suiil. Tn wzilwn intvrvsts and kindle Pnthusiasni is tht' Surv way to tmlrh easily and siiccvssfullyf' for thvy have mlennmstratccl this in thffir clay to clay living. l Mr. Fritz checks 1-xp:-rinn'nt. Nlrs, iluiitanff rnoin publirhes in-w-pap:-r.

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llrxl mug lr!! In right: Jutlilh Dirlgle-day. Fourth Cradvg Karolyn Grnat, Cwradcg lrem- Iiulfv. Fourth tlrusivi Julia ffontunt. Sixth Crudv. Sfvmzzl row: lflizahc-th Gatvs. Ihird Grade: Imula vt:-. lfifth flrzuh-1 Nlilmlrmt lfrawr, i uurth Craclv: Shirley Hamnmnds. Third llrazlvg Ruth I illnum. Thirml tlrauivg lmiisv lm-km-r. lfuurtli flriuleg Etta Miens, Fifth Grade-. GRADE f.llltItIlliif'l' mark. trzlvvi. pruffissimial Sturiies. ami partivipatimi in vhurvh m'tivitivs xwrm' only ai it-xx nf tht- intvrc-sts pursumi ivy thi- gratis fzxvulty this yvzlr. MIS. AUIIIZIIIII zittvridwl thc- bllItIIIIf'I' sc-ssion at Oswego State- Tc-zivtivrs' College this past summer. and Ur. flzliglm- stutiivri at 55 ravllsn- lfniu-i'sity. Sonia' lmirriml through truvvlirig. Mrs. I,of'k- in-r Saw zu hit uf northt-rn Nvw Yurk in hm' trip taking hvr to the Arlirmidavks. Mrs. tiruver vrijuyc-rl at lvisurc-ly trip aruuncl tht- Crvut Lakvs. Miss Diriglvciay Spent her bllItltllQ'I' 111 vaunp f'ttllIlS4'iillg. Many fzivulty mvmlve-rs wt-rv kc-pt husy with svhool vmnmittev work. Mrs. Craver ami Mrs. Nivius wen- memhf-rs uf the Sf'ii'Ilf'6 Stutiv Cuinmittcff. while Mrs. ixwkrler. Mrs. Ki-1-tv. ami Mr. Fritz svrvmt on the Merit fiiltlilI11iilPP. Miss Uingzlvday and Mrs. Q. 1 A .1 . K ' A., I si . Nirf, i,m'km-r unit FIZIHQ Uffil't'l'h. Miss lluylv and reading viass. I0

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Through our health staff it is evident to ohserve that todayis educational system is not only concerned with the development of our minds, but our physical health as well. X . X X 4-v-'sf DR. MURRAY RERCMAN School Psychiatrist HEALTH STAFF One office which hums with continuous activity in our school is that of the health staff. Mrs. Kimpland assisted by Mrs. Cole and Mrs. Foley engaged themselves throughout the year in keeping records of eye ex- aminations. physical checkups, and the attendance of 1300 stu- dents. llr. Hobbie makes a daily visit to the infirmary, to give physical examinations. to check on any minor injuries which may have occurred in gym classes. or to conduct vaccina- tion clinics. This year many stu- dents rcceived their final polio shot. Mrs. Kimpland and Mrs. Cole check eyes and health record of student. Dr. Hobbie, aided by County Nurse and Health Committee members, admin isters vaccine. Miss Chiappone-the tooth polisher.