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

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Robert Manning R. Drew Van Scoy, Pres. Charles Brewer awk I Hiram Nickerson, Supt. Charles Williams George Cowles I. Qq. ,- 'I I ,, i ' 1 ' I G' I ' -' ' I THE SCHOOL EXISTS TO GIVE THE BOY AND GIRL THE CHANCE TO GET THE FOUNDATION THAT WILL HENABLE HIN NON AND LATER AS AN ADULT TO LIVE INTELLIGENTLY AND CONFIDENTLY.n SUCH A FOUNDATION IS ESSES- TIAL TO EDUCATION IN A DEMOCRACY SUCH AS OURS. THE CITIZENS OF A CONNUNITY ENTRUST THEIR BOARD OF EDUCATION WITH THE RESPONSIBILITY OF PROVIDING FACILITIES ADEQUATE TO THE NEEDS OF THE YOUNG PEOPLE OF THEIR COLWUNITY. INCREASED ENROLL- NENTS, SCARCITY OF TEACHERS, AND HIGH PRICES HAVE NMDE THE TASK OF SCHOOL BOARDS EVERYWHERE MORE DIFFICULT. OUR BOARD OF EDUCATION DESERVES OUR PRAISE, THANKS, AND STEADY SUPPORT FOR THE VERY GREAT EFFORT THEY HAVE MADE IN BEHALF OF THE YOUNG PEOPLE OF OUR CONAUNITY.

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V w Www? ' 'x 2-A vs- , X THIS YEAR THE STAFF TAKES PLEASURE IN DED- ICATING THE ANNUAL TO: MISS LUCY GOODING EACH ONE OF US NOW GRADUATING, AS WELL AS MANY WHO HAVE GRADUATED BEFORE US, OWES A DEBT OF GRATITUDE TO OUR EIGHTH GRADE TEACHER. IT WAS SHE WHO GROUNDED US IN THE ESSENTIAL PRELIMINARY SUB- JECTSg SHE WHO HELPED PREPARE US FOR THE ADDED RE- SPONSIBILITIES OF HIGH SCHOOL. FOR TWENTY YEARS NOW SHE HAS HELD THIS VERY IMPORTANT POSITION ON OUR FACULTY, AND HER INFLUENCE FOR GOOD HAS BEEN AND STILL IS FAR REACHING. THE EIGHTH GRADE IS AN VNEASY TRANSITION PERIOD. THAT SO VANY HAVE PASSED THROUGH IT SUCCESSFULLY IS LARGELY DUE TO THE UN- DERSTANDING, POISE AND INTEGRITY OF MISS GOODING.

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Y W -7114, mi' EACH YEAR IS MARKED BY SOME SPECIAL FEA- TURE. THIS HAS BEEN THE YEAR FOR TRAINS. NEVER BEFORE HAS THERE BEEN ANYTHING LIKE THE FREEDOM TRAIN OR THE FRIENDSHIP TRAINS. SO OUR MINDS NATURALLY TURNED TO THE HTRAIN OF STUDENT LIFEH IN OUR SCHOOL3 WE HAVE TRIED TO PORTRAY THIS IDEA IN THIS AN- NUAL. STARTING WITH THE PRIMARY, NSTATIONSH OF DEVELOPMENT ARE INDICATED BY EXAMPLES OF WORK FROM EACH GRADE. WE HAVE COLLECTED A VARIED nFRElGHTn, THE PRODUCT OF OUR VARIED TALENTS AND CTIVITIES. The 1948 Annual Staff has worked hard to make this an edition you all will enjoy and remember. Mrs. Rogers has accepted responsibility as advisor this year and certainly she has done a great job. She has also headed the Production Department and we all want to thank her for the work she has done to make this issue a success. Barbara Ahart, your editor, has shown capable abilities in supervising the staff. With her ideas and others' she had cumulated them together, to finally accept the idea of a tribute to tralnsg and so throughout this edition this idea ls carried out. Mrs. Zimmerman has again accepted the responsibility of supervising the Sales. Mrs. Strong has advlsed Pauline Vergason and Connie Hilbert in setting up Senior Pages while Mrs. Hatfield has helped those art stu- dents vho have been so busy drawing ads, div- lslon pages and sketches for the year book. The 1948 Annual Staff ls composed of these high school students: Editor, Barbara Ahartg Assistant Editor, Wlnlfred Manzerg Pro duction: B. Chaffee B. Manning, M. Craig, S, Hughes, J. Brewer, L. Hoyt, F. Aagard, D. Thomas, A. Silvernailg Art: W. Richards, R. Anderson, J. Luciani, V. De Wolfe, M. Craig, M. Mac Vhinney, R. Seeleyg Senior Pages: p, Vergason, C. Hllbertg Sales: E. Storm, D. Meber, M. Mhitcomb, S. Bolton, H. Tyler, D. Manley, R. Kelsey, J. Embody. we want to thank all these studamts who have cooperated so well and those who have contributed snapshots and materials to the Annual. Especially we want to, thank the teachers. Who were so willlng to sacrifice their time to help in this project.