Canajoharie High School - Black and Gold Yearbook (Canajoharie, NY)

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'74 ' MR. CHARLES H BENJAMIN We the class of 1955 w1sh to dedrcate thrs ISSUC of the BLACK AND GOLD to Mr Charles H BenJam1n For many years he served on the Board of Educatron and was aloyal frrend of our school throughout hrs lrfe It IS wrth deep sorrow that we realrze our loss Although we may not all have been aware of II Mr Benjamnn rnfluenced us greatly Wrlltngly he gave much of sol1c1tous for our welfare He contrnually was rn pursurt of new rdeas and stood fumly for progress An upnght cmzen of hrs communrty Mr Bemamm was esteemed by hls assocrates loved by h1s frrends and respected by all ............. D 51' - .FO . ..--- - B 0 1 ro D . . N FW . E I E3 ' -. . UQ . 5' FO 5, . Q DD '4 n. . 0 FO 5. . 0. . 5. - . 'rv D. v a. U' I-I -1 . .. S? . B' l. ,tb . 2 ' D Ch . gs ' ,. . 'E D N5 . I

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Left to right: Mr. Henry Soodsma, Mr. G. Lynn Alkinburg, Mr. Earl Davis, President: Mr. John Deisseroth, Supervising Principalg Mr. Carl Stafford. Not present: Mr. Allen Saul. 'gacvwiafi ' The control of education has grown out of the beliefs, the aspira- tions and the plans of the American people. And because faith in education has been so much a part of the American dream the people have kept close to education and have kept education close to them- selves in both the expressed and implied belief that education repre- sents the very roots of American democracy. Our Board of Education in its thoughts and actions reflects the very essence of this heritage.