Champlain Central School - Aurora Borealis Yearbook (Champlain, NY)

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SCHOOL LUNCH STAFF Arlette Wright, Beulah Ashline, Valerie Narreau, Ruby Longtin, Yolande Hebert, Agnes Lafon- taine, Anita Morhouse, Lucille Guay - Manager. CUSTODIAN Mrs. Leona Manor CUSTODLANS

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MR. ROBERT GUYETTE Syracuse University Psychology MR. ANDREW S. BROADWELL Plattsburgh S.U.T.C. Albany S.U.T.C. Commercial MR. LEO LECOURS Willimantic State College St. Michael's College History MRS. PATRICIA F. GLAUDE Syracuse University French MR. PATRICK BRADLEY Niagara University Catholic University of America Elementary French and Library MR. GERARD ARSENAULT Sir George William University English MISS EILEEN EAGAN Ithaca College Physical Education MRS. MARGARET SIFFORD Bellevue Hospital Columbia University School Nurse

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Mr. George Cameron, Mr. Robert Abood, Mr. Robert Casey - Vice President, Mr. Eugene Lincourt - President, Mr. Ellsworth Grue, Mr. Elmer Caron, Mr. John Zurlo. MR. MAHER Id n n straiion The free public school system was founded for the primary purpose of making education available to all the children of all the people. Let us all work toward this objective. I have great confidence in the young people of today. I know you will do the job. Daniel E. Maher The classroom should be a happy place. Every child, regardless of race, creed, or color, should be given the opportunity to develop according to his ability. Sometimes, I think we are in too much of a hurry to prepare youngsters for the fu- ture. We don’t give them enough time to develop and grow at their own natural pace. They are under pressure from the time they enter school. Competition in- creases each year. We rob them of some of the joys and discoveries of youth. They go MR. MOORE through this stage of life just once. It should be a happy and joyful stage for every child. The type of education and the opportunity that all children have for an education de- pends upon you and your generation. This is a challenge.