Bethlehem Central High School - Oriole Yearbook (Delmar, NY)

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Dr. Kimball Howes, B.S. in Ed., M.A., Ph.D. Knox College, Western Ill. U., Northwestern U., Western Reserve U., Ohio U. Principal Dr. Kimball Howes has demonstrated by his words and actions the kind of prin- cipal and person he is. He lives by his principles and in turn has trusted us to follow our own values. He has given help when it was necessary, guidance when it was asked for, and respect where it was earned. The entire student body has responded to his warmth, firm but fair policies, and sincere interest in us. A New Face, A New Friend It gives me much pleasure to congratulate you on the successful completion of your high school educa- tion. You have worked hard and leave behind you records that succeeding classes will need to strive dili- gently to emulate. As you leave BC our thoughts and hopes go with you. Remember the lessons you have learned here and continue to stand for integrity, hon- or, and compassion. Speaking for the entire faculty, I wish you the best of everything in the future. - Kimball L. Howes 13

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The Human Element Dr. Bookbinder is responsible for the development and co-ordination of the curriculum from kindergarten through twelfth grade, for the development of re- search projects, and for the supervision of pupil-personnel services such as guid- ance, remedial reading, and speech ther- apy. Dr. Bookbinder has been impressed by the strong preparation and the realis- tic choices for the future of our senior class. Dr. Harold Bookbinder, Director of Pro- gram Development and Guidance. 12 The Business Aspect As Business Administrator, Mr. Ever- ett is in charge of all business functions for the operation of the school district, and as District Clerk he is recording sec- retary for the Board of Education. His duties and responsibilities include the purchase of all supplies for the school district, the administration of the school lunch program, the maintenance of the buildings and grounds, and the co- ordination of data-processing and office personnel. Obviously, Mr. Everett is a vital and indispensable member of the central administration. Mr. Delmer E. Everett, Business Admin- istrator and District Clerk.

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Mr. Frederick C. Burdick, B.A., M.A. Hamilton College, SUNY at Albany Administrative Assistant to the Principal A Familiar F aeeg New Friend On many evenings long after school has ended, a tall figure may be seen emerging from the main entrance, his hands full of books, letters, passes and other miscellaneous items. From these we see the varied duties of our new vice-principal, Mr. Burdick: teaching, administration, and discipline. uGiVe Me Your Tired . . Mrs. Lincoln has the almost impossi- ble task of keeping us sane and sober without the use of medication fnamely aspirinj! These are the hands that soothe and heal. Q. Mrs. Alice Lincoln, B.S., R.N. Albany Hospital Training School Russell Sage College