Chittenango Central School - Palladium Yearbook (Chittenango, NY)

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To the Class of ’75, It has been a real pleasure for me to be involved with Chittenango High School during this special centennial year. Any senior year is special, but this one will be remembered more than most. I hope that each of you has grown within yourself during your years at Chittenango High. Today’s world requires each of us to be able to cope with each other. Toler- ance is certainly a virtue and indeed a necessity in our lives today. As you move on in life, may your future be bright and your accomplishments of benefit to yourselves as well as to others. Congratulations and best wishes. Sincerely yours, Harold Talbot, Jr. High School Principal 6

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 Mr. Couse: We've set aside this comer of our yearbook to thank Mr. Co use for the umpteen mil- lion things he’s done to help our class out! Besides being an Eng- lish teacher and single handedly establishing an Ice Hockey Club at C.C.S., he was the Jr. Class advisor for the class of '75 and helped us put on a super Junior Prom in '74! Mr. Daviau: Mr. Nick Danger Daviau has done such a terrific job of initiating a soccer team for Chittenango the PALLADIUM staff couldn't pass up this chance to extend him a special Thanks! He's been a real friend to many seniors, as well as a super coach to the guys on the team! Mr. Hutko: Every student who's had Mr. Hutko knows how great it feels to have a teacher who is totally immersed in his job and genuinely interested in each of his students. The seniors on the staff wish to take this chance to let Mr. Hutko know how much we appreciate this dedication and have enjoyed knowing him. i Miss Rhinehart: The '75 PALLA- DIUM Staff wants to thank Miss Rhinehart for helping so many girls realize the thrill of success in sports as well as the impor- tance of building strong, healthy bodies as a foundation for aca- demic and spiritual success.

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r Parker ’ Prender By TOM HOLT Replacing Mr. Seamans as assistant principal this year is Mr. Donald Parker, whose responsibility will be working with eighth, ninth and tenth graders. He reported to us that later, when things get more settled around in school he will be involved with the various clubs about school and will work with the new science and math teachers. Mr. Parker is a '68 graduate of the State University at Cortland, where he majored in biology and played tennis. He received his doctorate in Science Education and Educational Administration from Syracuse University. Mr. Parker taught biology for four years in the East Syracuse-Minoa school district and also did administrative work there and in other school districts. Last year, at the National Educational Convention in Chicago, he gave talks on Student attitudes toward education. Upper Left: Mr. Sweet, vice principal Left: Mr. Parker, asst, principal Far Left: Mr. Jerome, Superin- tendent 7