Belfast Central School - Belorea Yearbook (Belfast, NY)

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School Board Members - Row 1: P Guilford; D. Grosrorf, President; D Backer Row 2: S. Whalen. R. Hull; G. Balcom. Nor Pictured: B. Foley Schcd Ccard Administration TO THE GRADUATES OF 1964 As we look roword the 2lsr century. George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty Four comes to mind Orwell wos looking into the future in 1949 ond con- jured up o horrible world of wor ond mind control His predictions were o reflection of his own ekperiences ond the orrocirles of World Wor II We ore now living in the reol 1964 world ond ore owore that his predk:- rions were only his imoginorion We hove, however, seen dromoric changes in the 1964 world from the 1949 world, ond con look forword to changes to occur ot on increased rote through the remainder of the 20th century In the early to mid 60's. it wos predicted thot the use of the in- tegrated circuit would be oppllcoble to the hond held colculotor. but not to indude the micro-computer. The hond-hekJ colculotor is port of out every doy life The computer is ropidly entering the homes of the overoge a meric on. ond video gomes hove become the obsession of most people They predicted thot most of our energy resources would be depleted os o result of increased use We now know thot our use of energy hos been reduced ond the discovery of oddlttonol reserves hos in- creased our confidence of supplies to be ovoiloble for mony decodes The technological predictions for fusion reocrors (o safe use of nudeor energy) will be developed to provide oddirionol energy reserves We know thot technological chonges take place because of events ond humon oworeness. You ore the leoders of the future ond will initiote the chonges to mold the world in which you find yourselves The key to humon oworeness is your ever changing quest to look toword on expan- sion of your education ond to utilize your knowledge to moke the world In which you live o better place in the future. Robert Bouldin Superintendent To rhe Graduates of 1984 If I hod one message ro give graduates, it would be, Never Close Doors Behind You.” As I hove observed the graduating doss of 1984 for the post ten years, I hove seen some students leave doors open becouse they ore not sure whot the future will bring for them. As you start your next major step in life, fry ro reflect bock on your school experiences os door openers. The opportunities in the reol world ore out there for you to conquer. If you set your mind to it ond if you hove not closed o door along the woy, you will be able ro conquer ony opportunity you desire. 4 K. David Porter Principal

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Mrs. D. Young Principol Guidonce Sec Mrs. D. Hasper School Nurse Mr. J. Porker Guidance Mr. R. Barber Dus. Mechanic Mrs. D. Woltog Psychologist Mr. M. Fuller Groundskeeper N. Howbrldge Speech Therapist Mrs. A. White Remedial Reoding Morh Mrs. K. Elcher Resource Room 5