Candor Central High School - Candorama Yearbook (Candor, NY)

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Q NE? Mnxclv 9 1 af ffgg-Ml -f f 6 X FG E Q This book is dedicated to 'Victory That is what men are dying for on all the battle fronts of the world We who are in school aren't dying, but we're as much a part of the victory to be won as our fellow citi zens who are fighting are Yes, of course, ther junk take part in the rationing and all the other activities that go with a war Bu we are the younger ones who will have to learn to keen this peace after it is ggn We won t all be Pres idents of the United States nor maybe even hold any high official office but we gill all have a chance to vote at the polls on elec tion day, we will be allowed to be members of organizations for the purpose of promoting social and economic welfare and all the other things that go with the running of a peace' government we buy war stamps, ga generation, we are the Because of this, we must learn about our country s government and all the governments of the world The best lace to do this is right here in good old C S , our community school Here we are given the opportunities to belong to different organizations, read the best books and take part in students as semblles All these are previews of what the future holds for us In the following pages we have tried to show what Candor Central School is doing to wards educating men and women to help take over the government after Victory is won waadbvih Nr A glance at the senior a es will sh w that our Editor has actively gagticipated gn practically every activity that our gchggl has to offer, and that she has sufficient adaptability and talent to fill positiqng of responsibility in many of them With her tact, enthuslam and unfaillng good humor she can jolly even the lazlest into doing his assigned job on the Annual or Broadcaster She's definitely a self starter, and has also the staying qualities necessary finish what she starts Her patriotism, broad enough to include other nations and races, may be felt in these pages May C C S continue to produce such cit izens---wholesome, tolerant, idealistic and well informed. America needs many such. N N f I Y V ,.- ANNUAL uni-LqgaKL. to RJ ll. Andrews, I. Delolfe, Irs. Strong, lr. Ives, A. Allison, P. l ller, Second rowzl. An dren, L. Benjamin, l. lIlT1Tle, A. Smith, W. Hager, I. Green, G. Bert, I. Hsieh, Third rows C. lerlhell, B. men, RTTAZFI L. n-mu, It Parker. S SVN E ,- -X N vw' C y'--TPR '-'27, l f ff, 44Z .j?iE!1!f: k X T, ,,. q,L4':g.J.l - I 1 M721 'i 63 X - , as 5 , - - rim! '25-L VY' ,N 't ' -I 5 x . 5: Y 'xxx' J A X sg f X d ' e .. K , I I . Y X u I ' , A to , .

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3 1, C B. Icdune, Sup. Prtn. 2, Charles Brewer 3, C,A, Crane E xi x' x The administrators pic tured here not only supervise the spendtng of dtstrtct money htrzng of teachers, ordertng curriculum, but they have to handle all the varied problems artstng from the maintenance of Candor Central School as a gotng concern Stnce they real tze hat the post war world will be largely controlled by the generation now tn school, these men are devoting their best energies t make our schoolane where the right sort of training mall be available to meet this great need They merit our praise, R, D, Van Scoy, President 6 4, H, M, Nickerson, Supt. 5. R, I, lanntng 6. G. C. Logue X f P A K Xxvas Q K O of supplies, and organtztng a o e fm X 2