Akron Central School - Akronite Yearbook (Akron, NY)

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.J h 'WMemofdcww MRS. DORIS GERBER M 55221, flfolfiflij lllfuiifoif fffiofalled M49 ' I ' For those, whom thou think h d h C! xi MW? Dlo hor, pooggjyi E M f WM , Aff x q ,J,1WyfC7f59 Q , M, ff QV My may Wh M of ff Mfyffjfy 9 777044, 3 'QQ 4 2,55

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D 0 As advisor to the class of 1965, his continued acceptance of our ideas and support of our plans have instilled in us a deep sense of gratitude and respect. Therefore the Seniors decided to dedicate this, their issue of the Akronite, to him. Since his arrival here as a student teacher in 1956, Mr. Farr has been a continued source of inspiration and enthusiasm to his students. The Senior Class is especially familiar to Mr. Farr since they were the first seventh grade English class that he taught upon start- ing full-time teaching in 1957. After graduating from Kensington High School, he attended Brockport State Teacher's College for three years. He finished his 'undergraduate work at the University of Buffalo and Buffalo State Teacher's College. A Since his first year with A.C.S., Mr. Farr has been in the forefront of ideas and pro- grams for the school. In 1957, he organized Akron's first swimming team and served as its coach. The summer of 1959 saw him as one of the teachers in the summer reading program of the high school. This year he served as the coach of Akron's first cross country team which was organized as a result of his efforts. During his two years as advisor to the Student Council, he has modified some student activities and initiated new ones. Young and ambitious Mr. Farr thoroughly enjoys teaching and plans to stay in educa- tion, which he believes offers unlimited opportunities.

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