Dannemora High School - North Star Yearbook (Dannemora, NY)

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jqvzlrzcgoafs Wessaye 4: 1 ... ..'L' L'-: '-. -'1 f'- -1' In 1638 just 8 years after the founding of the colony a group of voters in Massachusetts Bay Colony met to establish their first common school The motto or theme of that historic meeting was We will meet to found this common school lest learning be buried 1n the graves of our fathers With our early settlers everywhere the erectlon of the school came second only to the building of their own local cabins and their church From that trme Pl'Ogl'8SS Education IS beset by many difficulties today including a shortage of trained teachers inadequate building facilities overcrowded classrooms and an ln flated dollar The only hope of meeting these problems is through the enthu stastic support of the people themselves A fundamental precept is encountered here The more informed people are about their community state or national problems the more likely they will act in a manner beneficial to all So ll is with students ln school the more you apply yourself to today s problems the better able you will be to meet the challenges of tomorrow . . . , until this, for over 300 years, education has been the cornerstone of American D . . . . . . ' - z ,, . . ' . . , . U- , I

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.f ' ,fn Floyd Wood - Lionel Lefeve - Eric Hunt Francis Real - Lawrence Dragoon Ecard gf Ciofzcafzbn my William Pike, Editor, John Butler, Assistant Editor, Mr. Kobyliski, Sponsorg Marylin Talford, Business Manager, Lion Betters, Photo Editorg Mike Hartnett, Art Editor. Back row: Jane Frenyea, Shirley Donah, A1 Sweeney, Pat Real, Daniel Drollette, Thelma Guerin, Mary Ellen Gonyea. '