Carthage Central School - Carthadian Yearbook (Carthage, NY)

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Cmftlmdicm Staff First row: Constance Shannon, Terry Myers, Robert Sprague, Toni Girard, Jo Brotherton, Dianne Wood, Christine Munger, Catherine Finnegan, Joanne Ann Stiles, Linda Boni. Second row: Mrs. Allen Richardson, Mrs. Orville Mun- Kotschevar, Karen Montgomery, Susan Exforil, Carolyn Rudoy, Muriel Ray- ger, Mrs. Robert WVHLCTS, Mr. Glenn Noyes, Donald Morrison, Nelson French, mond, Carolyn Robl, Robert Bloss, jean Perry, Alice Murray, Linda Ure, Karen Leo Rennie, Richard Sly, joseph Williams. Third row: Stephan Clarke, Nancy Lajuett, Kay Russell, Diana Weeks, Sharon Paul.

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We Dedicate with Pride We feel that Caesar's immortal Words Veni, Vedi, Vici are an appropriate Way to summarizeitheiyears that We, the class of 1962, have spent at Carthage Central School. We came as eighth graders, we saw the opportunities at handy and by applying ourselves to our academic studies, we have broadened your vision and conquered our narrow prejudices. Long after our high school days have become past history, the 1962 Carthaclian Will evoke nostalgic memories. ' Thomas Babington Macaulay said that: To be a good historianis perhaps the rarest of all intellectual distinc- tions. With' this thought we dedicate the 1962 Car- thadian to you, Mr. Kent G. Pierce. Our fondest memo- ries will always include those days in' history class and the numerous anecdotes which enlivened our studies. It is with undying gratitude and highest esteem that We present you with the Carthadian as a thank-you for the earnest help you have given us as we came, we saw, and finally conquered.

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First row: Mr. Donzrltl Claclle, presitlentg Mrs. Earl Bears, Mr. Maurice Morgan, Mrs. Malcolm Bears. Second row: Mr. Albert Clarke, Mr. Lee Hirschey, Mr. Earl French, Mr, Lawrence Lcclcly, Mr. Francis Nicholl, Mr. Francis Mfeeks, Mr. Mfilfretl Rushman. omfd 0 f Education Through your efforts many of our projects have been made pos- sible. Realizing that your job is endless, and sometimes unnoticed, we, the Class of '62, wish to express our sincerest thanks and our deepest appreciation to each member of the Board of Education. 4