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

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In this I9ld4 Annual, published in the of war, we hope to show how Candor Central School is aiding in the fight for freedom and a better world for all. We know this better world cannot be made merely by wishing. We believe with Presi- dent Roosevelt that the things we have determined wholeheartedly to do are not fulfilled merely by desire but through painful toil.n We have tried to give a faithful re- cord of what we have done this year and doing in order to prepare our book, the pro- on the part of tangible dennn freedom works what we have refrained from to bring victory nearer and selves for the future. This duct of cooperative effort about fifty students, is a stration of how individual for all in a democracy. STGFF Ist row QL. to R.J J.Ti1arski, I. E1-T, na. or-na, un. snug, H. Estelle, B.Vergason, l.Pnrkor. 2nd rewy S. Stone, S. Polyniak, 'I.Tfa53'u-in, H. Andrews, u. win- ilnln H-XlidOn, E.Gago, K.Seharf. are row. s. Craig, r. cn uu- PT's'E??bwh, n. worm-, l.l?lters: c. s-uh, D.Ban-en, n. umm-da. l L 51' 596 C :NYG 50660080 I marks our twentieth Anni 9111+ We wish to salute the class of I :find us not unworthy successors produced Cranberry Sauce. We hope Many of the dreams and wishes of the I92h class expressed in their edi have been fulfilled. We do have music, gymnasium, vocational courses, and other things not even wished for years ago. However, Candor Central 1 still the same school in spirit. W I9hh are trying to build wisely and on the sound foundations already laid for us in the past.

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