Chittenango Central School - Palladium Yearbook (Chittenango, NY)

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5 5 H I N 5 E i I 5 I i I 1 I 5 1 I CHITTENANGO CENTRAL SCHOOL CHITTENANGO. N. Y. nossm' .I. HUGHES, I-IIGI-I SCHOOL PRINCIPAL To the Seniors of l958: There has never been a year in the history of our country where schools and their have received more attention from an interested and an inquisitive educational programs people throughout the land. Even though previous graduates of these same schools have developed the atomic and hydrogen bombs, built better highways and bridges, made faster and better means of transportation, produced the Salk vaccine and other wonder drugs, we must continually re-evaluate our educational and vocational goals so that our graduates will keep abreast of worldwide developments. Seniors, you as individuals were born in the shadows of Pearl Harbor and are graduating in dawn of satallite and outer space programs. You have successfully completed your high school education. I know your parents and friends are as proud of you as we are for this accomplishment. As you leave the classrooms of Chittenango Central School and take your place in an adult world, we pray that our little part in your life will help bear the fruit of success in your chosen work. We commend you for a job well done. It has been a pleasure working with you. We know you will meet the challenges of the future with the same vigor you have shown in the past. M heartiest congratulations to you. Sincerely, 'I Robert gi Hughes High School Principal

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