Berne Knox Central Schools - Memoir Yearbook (Berne, NY)

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MR. MALCOLM HEWITT: Supervising Principal MR. HENRY BREZINSKI: High School Principal MR. HOWARD ZIMMER: Assistant Principal MR. RONALD CONNERS: Elementary Principal 7

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Administrative duties closely linked The functions of the Board of Education and of the Student Council are closely related. The Board represents the school district while the Council represents the student body. Both groups try to formulate policy which satisfies the wishes of the total community. The Administration incorporates their ideas into a workable program which reflects the changing needs of the school in providing a better education for the youth of the community. This year the Student Council did much to promote school spirit and cooperation between the classes. It organized a pep rally for the soccer season, awarded a pep jug to the class showing greatest enthusiasm for the basketball team, and undertook the distribution of the school handbook. It again sponsored Berne-Knox’s annual foreign-exchange-student program as its contribution to better international understanding and appreciation, an exchange in which both guest and host find benefit. Students attend Student Council meeting conducted by President John Conklin and Secretary Kathy Vincent (below). BOARD OF EDUCATION (1. to r.): Mr. John Favreau; Mr. Leo O’Brien, Vice President; Mr. Ralph Miller, President; Mr. Robert Smith; Mr. Thurman Bishop. MR. WILLSEY SHERWIN: MRS. BETTY HAVERLY: Business Manager Treasurer

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Counselor aids Honor Society Both Mr. Rossuck as high school guidance counselor and Mr. Nealon as junior high counselor are kept busy by students who have schedule problems or by those who seek advice about their futures in high school or college. Any student interested in a particular vocation may learn more about it at the guidance office. Mr. Rossuck is also advisor of the National Honor Society. This organization admits students who have displayed the qualities of service, leadership, character, and scholarship. The N.H.S. members take annual trips which help them decide on their future plans or on furthering their education. Their trips have included visits to college campuses and museums. MR. RICHARD ROSSUCK: High School Guidance MR. LAWRENCE NEALON: Junior High Guidance