Cohocton Central School - Chieftain Yearbook (Cohocton, NY)

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7o lfou, Mu. Kool, We Zodocote 7411 Book Mrs. Koby joined the staff of Cohocton Central School in September of 1957. Previous to this time she was a member of the faculty of the State University of New York Agricultural and Technical School at Alfred, New York. She also taught English at Naples and Troupsburg, New York. Mrs. Koby organized the Honor Society in our school. This group has been affiliated with the National Honor Society. The Dramatics Club is another of her contributions to our school. In the fall of 1959, Mrs. Koby took over the duties and responsibilities of Guidance Counselor besides instructing in English. She has worked with the students, particularly with the seniors to help them plan for their future vocations. She has guided and counseled far beyond the call of duty to assist with scholarships and entrance into schools of higher education. For the many hours you have spent, and your interest in each of us as an individual, Mrs. Koby, we, the seniors will be eternally grateful.

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E Editor Kay Deusenbery Assistant Editor Joyce Zeh Sports Editor James Shanley Business Manager Mike Mehlenbacher Advertising Manager Jean Matthews Advisor Mrs. Helen T. Holroyd ff07fL9 Beginning in September, the members of the yearbook staff and their advisor sharpened theirvminds and planted the seeds of ideas that grew and bore fruit throughout the year. If we were to describe our product we would say that it reflects a refined viewpoint in content and presentation leavened by a modern approach in its uncluttered layout. None of this could have been accomplished without the untiring effort of Mrs. Helen T. Holroyd and the dedicated work of our capable editor, creative writers fwe think sol, and our speedy and efficient typists who performed their task in a most magnificent manner. As you turn this page we hope that you will enjoy many moments of fond Memories.

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As we prepare to leave our Alma Mater the Class of 1963 are aware of the enormous J We! debt of gratitude that we owe to you, our advisori Richard Mc Adoo. We cannot find words to ex ress our de P preciation for this help and advice you have g during the four years you were our advisor. N Mr. ep ap' iven us in our class projects, but in our individual prok you have shown great interest and offered counsel. Your encouragement and sincere interes often instilled confidence in us when we felt capable. ot only mlems, W i s e t have least 74f,0fL6ClQdii0lL