Beaver River Central High School - Beaverian Yearbook (Beaver Falls, NY)

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Dedication Pierre H. Wallack The graduating class of 1965 is proud to dedicate this yearbook to Mr. Pierre Wallack who has won the respect of both students and faculty members in only two years at Beaver River Central School. Our class feels that we have come to know Mr. Wallack not only as teacher, class advisor and coach but also as a friend. We are sure that his influence on us and future classes will be lasting. 3

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Clifford C. Chamberlain Supervising Principal Mr. Chamberlain succeeded Mr. Norton as principal January 1, 1964. He completes his lirst full year as principal of Beaver River Central School in this, our graduating year. Mr. Chamberlain joined the faculty of Beaver River Central School in September, 1959. For four years he taught social studies, English, seminar work and earth science in the Junior-Senior High School. For two of these years he was transportation supervisor for the school system and for one year he was vice-principal. In September of 1963 he became full-time vice-princi- pal, succeeding Mr. Kirch who became full-time guid- ance director. He also continued as transportation su- pervisor. After graduation from Copenhagen Central School in 1940, Mr. Chamberlain enrolled in Crane Depart- ment of Music at Potsdam State University College. Military service as a lieutenant in the Marines with duty in the Far East interrupted his college training. Upon his return to the United States, he entered Franklin and Marshall college, from which he was graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Educa- tion. He also holds a Master's degree from St. Lawrence University. In 1951 he was recalled to active duty with the Marine Corps. After his tour of duty, he worked as a salesman for the New Holland Machine Company. In 1956 he became a partner in Croghan Motor Sales, and in 1959, began his service at Beaver River Central School. Larry M. Corey Assistant Principal Mr. Corey became assistant principal of Beaver River Central School in January 1964. Mr. Corey as- sumed his new duties as assistant principal at midyear about one month after Mr. Chamberlain became prin- cipal. Mr. Corey is a native of Watertown and graduated from Watertown High School in June 1955. In 1959 he graduated from the State University College in Oswego with the degree of Bachelor of Science. Since that time Mr. Corey has continued to take graduate work at St. Lawrence University in Canton, New York, where he is matriculating for a Master's degree. Mr. Corey did his practice teaching in Marion Cen- tral School, Marion, New York, and Homer Central School, Homer, New York. He began teaching in Sep- tember, 1959, at Bolton Landing in the field of Indus- trial Arts and Driver Education. Mr. Corey came to Beaver Falls in September, 1961, and became Junior- Senior High School Industrial Arts instructor. Mr. Corey remained in this position until his appointment as Assistant Principal to succeed Mr. Chamberlain.

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Board of Education ROW I Clayton E Vrrlder, Vice Prgsidgnff Donald Hirsch, A. J. Turnbull, Mrs. Helen C Carme Clerk Petzoldt Mrs Noreen Streeter. ROW II: Eugene N. Lawrence E- Mal'0lf,PffSid2fIf- The local Board of Education insures that our school will remain in the hands of our people rather than under general government or under private corpo- rations. It is a group elected by local citizens that can air varying points of view in formulating school policy. It is responsible for school property, supervises the spending of money, and employs school teachers. The improvement of our' school system depends upon the quality of our School Board. And the quality of our School Board depends upon the support and interest of the citizens of our school district. 4