Alexander High School - Record Yearbook (Alexander, NY)

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afzewafwl The title 'Magnus,' meaning 'the great,' seems a fitting symbol of the Alexander Central School and of the splendid opportunities students have found here for social and scholastic development The year 1948 marks the end of the school's first decade of service to the towns incorporated in the centralized districts. A school of this type serves a dual purpose in communities like Alexander, for not only does it provide social and educational opportunities for its enrollment, but lt also provides a link between the communities which are several miles removed from one another. During these years a unity has grown among the people of the area ln planning a pro gressive pattern of education for its young people These educational activities in turn have contributed to the social and cultural life of the people This inter action of ser vice represents education at its best. 'Magnus' has been prepared in the hope that a retrospect of A C S activities will renew pleasant memories and stimulate a keener appreciation of the tremendous scope of service included in the Alexander Central School system. 3 1 1 O I - D , . - - - A , 0 0 0 .-