Beekmantown Central School - Crest Yearbook (Plattsburgh, NY)

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We are proud to have among our seniors the student who designed our school crest. John LaPlante is shown here re- ceiving a plaque from Mr. Ryan in recognition of his important contribution to the tradition of our school. The crest will be used as the emblem on class rings, yearbooks, and all other arti- cles representing B.C. S. Chunks As we, the present seniors, look back over our high school days, one of our out- standing memories will be that of having known Mrs. Helen Lefeve and Mr. Robert Dailey. Under their guidance and leader- ship, we learned to work together and to respect each other's abilities and opinions. As our class advisors for the past two years, Mrs. Lefeve and Mr. Daily have sacrificed much of their time to help us with our Junior Prom, Senior Snow Ball, Senior Play, and many other activities. Long after graduation we will look back on our high school years and remem- ber these two fine people who have done so much to influence us in our formative years We are all better people for having known you, Mrs. Lefeve and Mr. Dailey. May you always be proud of us, as we will always be proud of you.

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Mr Glasgow A permanent secretary one that wrll be here all year long Mr Ryan A book entrtled THE VARIOUS CLIMATIC CONDITIONS NECESSARY FOR CLOSING A CENTRAL IZED SCHOOL Mr Johnson A lrfe rnsurance polrcy to cover hrm durlng hrs flfth perlod drrver trarnrng class Mrs Feulner A warmer coat to keep her warm on mornrngs when she has bus duty Mrs Caplan Complete attendance rn Dramatrcs Club for one entlre month out of the year 'lo Mr Merlt A statue of Napoleon Bonaparte to make the teachlng of the French Revolutron much more realrstrc Lastly we appolnt our Class Advlsors Mrs Lefeve and Mr Darley as executors of th1s our Last Will and Testament hereby revokrng all former w1lls by us made IN WITNESS WHEREOF we have hereunto subscr1bed our name on th1S day of May Nmeteen Hundred and Srxty THE CLASS OF SIXTY Wrtnesses John LaPlante s and Jeanne Wattre s thlrd year Enghsh regents papers Wendell Barber s Angleface KIISIC Hulbert s cast To . : ' ' . T0 . : ' , ' To . V : . . . Y . , . . . . . . ' TO . : ' . TO . : ' ' ' .

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I6 wllvcfzvus of a Sen nr To the members of the Class of 1960 th1s our semor year rs the great pausrng pornt of our lrves Brrefly we stop glance back and then frx our gaze on our lrfe s goal In retrospect there rs lrttle to mourn about We have wrtnessed the evolutron of our school system from a few scattered school bulldtngs mto the centralrzed system rt is today We were proneers rn the bus garage the frrst sophomore class of the new burldrng and consrstent leaders of the student body Glancrng back once more we frnd that our hrgh school years have been much more than Just bemg together FIISI our years were srlver 11ned w1th rdeas bright goals whrch gave tis the rmpetus to be a team Ideas were drscussed laughed over and yes even fought over 1n class meetings and rn homeroom gab sessrons New rdeas studred 1D classes made each day an adventure brrngrng rnto the lrght some new problem to be solved or g1v1ng r1se to the solutron of old problems Secondly our years have been gold crowned wrth achrevements We w11l never forget our frrst dance our frrst havoc f1l1ed Chrrstmas party or the fun we had rn plannrng our Senror Prom We can never duplrcate the thrrll of seetng our Sentor Play brrllrantly produced dtrected and acted No we can t replace these mutual Joys nor can we ever feel exactly as we drd when we fm lly got through our world hrstory regents or the f1nal rn busrness law Our years have been dtamond studded my our acquatntance wrth admrrable people Our teachers and advrsors may not thrnk of themselves as dramonds but to us they were Can anyone say that our boys on the basketball team haven t been stand outs? How about our hard workrng class offrcers weren t they outstand1ng Everyone rn the class has been outstandxng at one trme or another but we all remember that prarse grven one of our number IS pralse to the whole class of 1960 A mutual feelrng of belongrng keeps us close These years have been good ones wrth the s1lver of 1deas the gold of achxevements and the dlamonds of personalrues beckonmg us to htgher summrts and porntlng us on to better ways 0 0 1 1 1 1 . . , I I ' , . . . . . . 1. . 1, . ' I I ' I . ,, . . ., . . . . , 1 - - - 11 11 - I I I I ' I I . 11 11 . . . . I ' I , . . . . . . . 1 I I ' I , 11 1 II ' - VI s n 4 . I Y I ' , . . 1 . . , . 1 1 . 1 1 1 , .