Cohocton Central School - Chieftain Yearbook (Cohocton, NY)

Page 9 text:

G54 ff 'lv 51'73 ' 5, R T MEMORIES ,,,, that historic day, November 13th, when We took over the duties of our revered teachers and administrator.

Page 8 text:

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

Page 10 text:

government, such as ours all, the equality of human religious experiences. forefathers, constantly re privilege of democracy th responsibility for the mai of the past. Let us never foam! of Edacafwfa MRS. ALICE RECTER, President MR. NORBERT 13 Years Service KRAMER 10 Years Service DR. GERALD HOOVER MRS. LILLIAN l Year Service WELLS, Clerk 20 Years Service We, the seniors, are deeply indebted to our School Boa has shown in improving the educational facilities of Cohoctor. At this time we Wish to express our appreciation to the the opportunity to spend our undergraduate years in such a be school. WW Memory , the them should remind all of us tha before us, in those fundam Today, the simple fa the immediate shallow gail e of this year's Chieftain, t the Republican form of was achieved by those ental beliefs of liberty for rights, and the freedom of 1 cts, as it was with our ninds us that with every re is an obligation of .tenance of the basic tenets violate our heritage for is of the present. 9 . MR. LEO STANTON Vice-President 4 Years Service MR. VICTOR SICK 2 Years Service rd for the interest it Central School. Board for giving us autiful, Well-kept