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

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f W' C HCEMUAND SUHDUUBIKSPRDWIPAL H H IUCHHBON DHHRHHYSMERHHEM NT To the Students of Candor Central School The pathway to success is in serving humanity By no other means is it possible, and this truth is so plain that it is recognized by very simple folk Too many of us, when asked to serve in some capacity, say, HI haven't time' Many fine opportunities for real service are thrown away, never to return again Out of all the hours that you will invest in a lifetime, theones certain to pay the largest dividends will be those that you spend helping others In athletic contests, in classroom activities, in music, learn companionship and cooperation, we learn to work with one another and share our difficulties and successes Therefore, make our school the center of To the Members of the Class of 1951 Your graduation is very near It will undoubtedly be one of the great days of your life It is but the stopping off place on the road to reach your goal As you leave the halls of Candor Central School, direct your efforts carefully Do not stop when the going gets tough, but remove all obstacles and you will come triumphantly to your goal success. JAM C'?ffM!-Ni 14 we good citizenship and service. . ' . e

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ELENEWTARY DEPARTMENT Row 1 ll to r JNancy Rickey, fourth grade, Louise M1dd1eton,second grade, Joanne Ashcraft, kindergarten, Susan Lepp, first grade, Mrs Florence Brucknak, third grade, Margaret Eckert, sixth grade, Leah Fletcher, seventh grade ROW 2 Harriet Amerman , fifth grade, Mrs Helen Mazzoli, second grade, Gertrude Mc Cullou h, fourth grade, Mrs Lorena Wright, third grade, Lucy Gooding, eighth grade, Mrs Toni Maxwell, first grade, Mrs Helen Dykeman fifth grade HIGH SCh0OL Clarissa Smith, homemaking, Mrs Helen Rlsley, commercial, Janis Hughes, vocal music, Doris Smith, nurse, Mrs Pussie Tanenhaus, language Maxine Miller, physical education, Joseph Stagnitto, mathematics Row 2 Dominic Arcuri, instrumental music, George Ferris, Wnglish, Geor e urimshaw, art Stanley Oakes, agriculture, Norman Flannigan, science, John Otis, social studies, guidance, Maurice Hickey, physical education 6 Row 1: fl. to r.JWilliam McFarland, princlpalg Mrs. Clara Strong,l1brar1an3 ' 4 ' n J S , Y L . 9 .. ' A ' A l