Bainbridge Central High School - Echo Yearbook (Bainbridge, NY)

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ANNOUNCING THE ECHO THEME Whether rt be announcements made from e offrce programs delrvered at assembly trme, dance musrc played rn the aud1tor1um or sports announce ments 1n the gym the mrcrophone seems to have become an rntegral part of our 11fe today So much so that to the Senrors he has developed a personal 1ty all hrs own and has been dubbed Mrke b1t rnformal but then so are our Senrorsl Mrke w1l1 escort you through the Echo pages We hope you lrke h1m and our book ABOUT THE COVER Mlke 15 proud of the new school emblem on the Echo cover desrgned 1n May, 1957 by Eleanor Crarg, a sophomore Student Councrl sponsored the Emblem Contest whrch our faculty judged Gall Pearsall and Chrrstma Howland won second and thrrd place respectlvely m It 0 J 'bio INSIDE You t WILL FIND 3 gl, Mlcrophone Mlke duects you to the pages on whrch w111 be found the hxstory of our school year Opemng Page IntroductIon and Table of Contents Dedlcatlon Admlmstratlon Teachers School Personnel Echo Staff Senlor SectIon Currlculum Sectlon Sports IntroductIon Alumm Patrons Farewell ' th , , . I O . I . . .. .. .. . .. - a .. .. . . . N50 .'o'x A 43,- 0544 -r I ' !' 7' . . U! - fl

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THE I957 58 ECHO IS lNTRoDuc:ED BY BAINBRIDGE CENTRAL SCHOOL COLOR GUARD AND SPONSORED BY THE SENIOR CLASS Csi Left to right: S. Pollard, D. Amey, E. Davis, D. Archer, J, Lord, B. Davidson,

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MR, THOMAS BRACCIO Instrumental Music When we first met you, Thomas Braccio we met a person with a ready smile a friendly greeting and a patient understandrng Over half of this class have as pupils, profited by your excellent mstruc tion in instrumental music W now know that even the smallest and softest part has great value However not only have WE profited but so has everyone who has listened to the band which you have trained to undertake so successfully all types of music from the difficult classical to the light popular A a representation of our gratitude we dedicate this book to you Thomas Braccio A TOAST TO THE MEN WHO MADE MUSIC IMPORTANT TO THE SENIORS MR EDWARD DOYLE Former Vocal Teacher life 15 harmony the blending of mdlvrdually different tones or feelings to form a pleasing whole' Edward Doyle, as our class advisor and as vocal music teacher, you showed us 1ts benefit both through combined ideas in class operations and united voices m the production of a first rate chorus Your example and instrucuon repeatedly presented to us the fact that rt most profitable to do one s best and also that fun and humor should have their place in one s hfe Thus with deepest appreciation, the Class of 1958 dedicates this book to you our teacher and our friend I I I I . . . . . e I - I . . . . . . . S . . , I Q! I ' What a necessity for peaceful , . I I , . ' . . . , .