Amherst Central High School - Tower Yearbook (Amherst, NY)

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No school can function without the full cooperation of the Board of Education, and Amherst is very fortunate in this respect. Made up of civic-minded people who are interested in the possible solutions to problems that arise, they have set a high standard for other schools of the area. Realizing the full importance of the effect our school life has on our later years, they have approached the changing school system with this in mind. Besides their monthly meeting, they hold various committee meetings to alleviate any diiliculties that may arise. The community is proud of this hard-working group and ap- preciates their services. SCHOOL CLERK ln the capacity of Clerk of the Board of Educa- tion, Mr. Charles Lexer has the arduous task of managing all business affairs of the school district. This entails mainly the purchases of school sup- plies. In a growing school community such as ours, the system is not as simple as it may seem. Any supplies not covered by building contracts must be processed through his office, resulting in the 4 necessity of a person who can buy wisely. Mr. Lexer admirably fills the responsibility of this job. BOARD OF EDUCA T ION .Seated left to right: Mrs. D. 0. Granger, Mrs. Ruth Brown. Smmling: Mr. john Maclnnis. Nlr. Theodore L.Masterson, Dr.W.Allan Fisher, Mr.Kenneth Hornburg. IN MEMORIAM WALTER P. GEYER Deceased Jan. 15, 1954 l E l E The residents of our community and the faculty and student body of Amherst Cen- tral High School will long remember the outstanding contributions of Mr. Walter P. Geyer as a long-time member of the Board of Education. --- ,V Mr. Charles Lexer 14

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admirably. SCHOOL NURSE Few serve the student body more diligently than Amherst's own Mrs. Coyer. She tackles a many-sided job in keeping the student health records, in managing the annual physicals, and also, in giving personal clinical attention to any- one who is in need. ATTENDANCE OFFICER Our absentees are all taken care of by our ca- pable attendance officer. His never-failing smile and cheerful attitude are appreciated by all the students. Besides taking care of attendance, he also finds time to coach sports. DIRECTOR OF ADULT EDUCATION Mr. Carl Minich is the hard working Director of Adult Education. He has the difficult task of seeing that Am- herst's night school is run efficiently. This he accomplishes FAMILY LIFE COUNSELOR Mrs. Mary B. Parke is the ca- pable person who counsels the duties connected with the School and Family Life Program of the Amherst Central Adult School.

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Seated Nlrs Imogene Xmo Slarzdmg Mrs Joyce xWCllCf THE OFFICE STAFF Always busy and efficient, this staff of ladies is ready at all times to asslst the student body when ever posslble Nixss Nlarllyn lcnner Nhss Betty Xrcher Xnthom C ersltl olln C ameron Not Pzrluzeri Louls NI1llLr Hou :rd YN l6lllC I F I In Ilglll C crh ml I llllIllllCll Herbert lhuruhur Frank Brtun XX llllam HLlflLIlSlLlll uk Robertson XN1ll18Hl C undel Ollll L mson Mrs Mary Kendall MAINTENANCE STAFF Our Malntenance Staff has the lmportant job of keepmg each physlcal aspect of Amherst Central 1n perfect worklng cond1t1on These tueless workers must mdeed be we-rsatlle for 1n addltxon to the1r regular tasks they are expected to fix anythlng and everythlng whlch may go out of order if .4 la Qgilf I ' ,1 I 3 3 - . . . ' ' . V Y' J 5 - ,l , ' I l .l I 5 .E +7 t sys M '. . 2 v ,JM u 'lr' w I '. K. . J y , I' 5 , Q 1 .Y f F' lt