Cincinnatus Central High School - Lion Yearbook (Cincinnatus, NY)

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TwS YEAR TWE SENIOR CLASS 1S PUB- LISHING A YEARQOOK OF GREATER SCOPE IN AN ATTEMPT TO REPRESEMT MORE FULLY THE SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY. WE HAVE INCLUDED PHOTOGRAPHS oF ALL GRADES AND PICTURES OF MANY MORE ACTIVITIES. YUROUGH OUR PATRONS, ALUMN! AND AD- VERTISEMENTS WE HAVE REACHED WE OTHER INDIVIDUALS. OUR THEME 18 THE®GAY NINETIES” WHICH CATCHES THE EYE OF BOTH STUDENTS AND OLDER PEOPLE. WE SINCERELY HOPE THAT OUR BOoK WILL BRING ABOUT A BETTER UNDERSTANDING BETWEEN STUDENTS AND COMMUNITY.

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THE SENWR CLASS OF 1950, RESPECTFULLY DEDICATE YFHIS ISSUE OF THE LION To MRS. CORA HIGGINS, OUR FIRST GRADE TEACHER. SHE HAS BEEN A MEMBER OF THE FACULTY FOR NINETEEN YEARS AND HAS TAUGHT MANY wro HAVE ATTENDED THIS SCHOOL. THESE FACTS ALONE ARE NOT ADEQUATE IW DESCRIGING MRS. HIGGINS’ SERVICE TO THE SCHOOL, THE COMAUNITY AND THE GRADUATES; FOR BY THEM SHE HAS GAINED GREAT RESPECT AS A TEACHER AND CITIZEN WHOSE EXAMPLE tS WORTHY OF OMENS OF TH AS F THIS DEDICATION, WE WISH TO GIVE RECOGNITION TO MRS. HIGGINS FOR WER PATIENCE, Skice, AND THOROUGHNESS. IT 1S, INDEED, A PRIVILEGE FOR US To HowoR HER 1 THIS Way. e ) = y SS GPS GL. } Soe