Corfu Central High School - Crest Hi Yearbook (Corfu, NY)

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Left to Right: Earl W.Phelps, Clerkg Fred lngalsbe, Vice President: Leslie Lamb, Presidentg Carl Dibble, Wallace Gordon. The Board of Education is a corporate body Whose members are elected, one each year, by qualified voters at the annual school meeting to serve for a term of five years. It has the powers Q b o a r d a ' e d u C u ' I o n and duties prescribed by the Education Law to govern the schools under its jurisdiction. These include the establishment of policies, the reg- uiations for carrying out these policies, the del- egation of authority to its administrators and the like. The group meets in regular meeting once a month. This service is entirely voluntary. Principal: Mr. Wood, Supt. of Schools: Mr. Barber, East Pembroke Principal: Mr. Lane administration Principals-chief administrative officers of the respective schools, working with the State co- ordinating officer, the Superintendent of schools of the district, carry out the Board's policies.

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. . . .Man of music. . . .stately and always sprithly - whose interests range from Bee- thovan to Count Basie - . . . .Enthusiastic contributor. . . .whose in- fluence encourages music appreciation in our community - . . . .Concerned instructor. . . .whose efforts turn musical abilities and talents to best ad- vantage - . . . .Inspirer of school pride and spirit. . . . whose work effects the high caliber of musi- cal attainment representative of Corfu Cen- tral's music department - We, the students of Corfu High dedicate our yearbook to Mr. J. Franklin Dow. S eclicalion

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Seated: Mr, W,Choate, Mrs, G.Knox, Mrs. L.Rod1and, Mr. F,Ortner, Mr. R.Basom, Mr. L.D.Wood. Standing: Mrs. E.Dibb1e, Mrs. A.Beideck, Mrs, M,Curtiss, Mr. F.Bie1ec, Mr. L.Gardner, Mrs. D.Basom, Mrs. E.Worthington, Mrs. A.Carrier, Miss V.Houseknecht. THEME- The family and school builds for tomorrow. Principal L. D.Wood You have been hearing in social studies class about the Big Four- a political big four. But man is a re- ligious, thinking and social animal as well. As such he has created for himself the state, the school, the church and the Family-truly the Big Four. Our society is the superstructure fashioned from the heavy timbers of the church, school and state, which in turn rest on the family as a foundation. If today, there is a lessening of respect for law in the state, a lowering of spiritual tone in the church, and a let down in character training in school, the cause will be found in family life. For the family is the foundation, and the heavy timbers of our national society-the state, church and school-must have a strong foundation or the superstructure will crumble.