Dundee High School - Highlander Yearbook (Dundee, NY)

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HDHIIHISTRHTIUH , Price, Mrs. Morehouse, Miss Sullivan, Mr.Depew, Mrs Utter, Miss Preston, Mrs. Strayline, Mr Mrs. Armesg 2nd row--Mrs. Salad, Mrs. McCullough, Mrs.l 1l1s, Mrs. Mrs.Strowbr1dge, Miss Lafler, Ml Miss Longwell, Mrs. Gardner, Mrs. DeLaVergne, Mrs. Hyatt, Mrs. 3rd row--Mr. Barnes, Mr. Deller, Mr. Witter, Mr. Greyback, Mr. P Bradley, Mr. Kullman, Mr. Morse, Mr. Connors Conaraculations to the member 1949 upon your completion of high persevered well enough to graduat places you among the groups who are life and better able to continue th life in our complex society. The citizenship in a democracy are treme high school years, parents and' tea together to develop in you such loyalty, honesty, cooperation and 1 From now on, it is the task of boys become men and women, to help shape country and, indeed, the world. lst row--Mrs. Longstreet, Mrs. s Mr.Cornellius The SaCk9tt'P1 G5- you grow and develop with personal M , wish you ggithggvgggg? life and during the years to come. Principal , Miss y, Mrs. Frank Rapalee Cook Rzllager Ruddick Johnson, r. Alger ten, Mr. r. Dlbble of the class of school. You have and that alone etter prepared for democratic way of esponsibilities of dous. During your hers have worked haracteristics as dependent thought. and girls, as they the future of our Board of Education and Faculty have watched interest. We now well in your step forth to post high school ralfw BUHHD UF EDUCHTIUH 2 Mr. Gordon F. Depei Mrs.IblenChadw1ck Mr. Charles Baker Mr. Harry Hall

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We IESI-IANDER 1 Q ' -- FFFFFF???3 1::::::: I V ll V I I I ll J LX :I gk X7 ll l 'I :N Q1 ig al xr I Q D 25:I:llIilElllllIill y 1 Rf 32 1 iz l -32 il- ' I We, the Highlander Staff of 19149, EEE 1 hope to create a yearbook that will be a most enjoyable and memorable reminder for the ensuing years. Amid these pages are pictures and writings, which in future years as we take this book down f lt from the shelf, blow the dust off, and turn the leaves one by one, will bring - back memories of the last year we spent in school as Seniors, with you. EWTORIN CHIEF HUGH LI EER EDITOR ASSOCIATE KENNETH all WITTER FACULTY Aovlsorz The staff, working together, have compiled this yearbook with much work, together with enjoyment, and present it to you with the sincere hope that it will serve as a future archive to look back upon and over which to reminisce. We are appreciative to Mr. Witter, our advisor, and to everyone else who has had a part in making this yearbook possible. Our best wishes go to the class of 'SO for an equally successful yearbook.

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DEDICHTIUH -' 27' QQ HER The Senior Class of Dundee Central School takes pleasure in dedicating the 1949 Highlander toa former Agricultural teacher Robert Meagher , whose mderstand- 1ng,heIprulness and cooperation in the fieldof sports and rural activities made him one of the u outstanding and most popular teachers who has ever taught in . this school.He served ourschool and community from January 1938 to June 1948. Graduating from the State College of Agriculture at Cornell with a degree of Bachelor of Science and having done graduate work toward his Haster's degree, Mr. Meagher cameto Dundee Central as Instructor in Agriculture Department. An excellent collegiate and a three letter man in football, basketball and baseball at Cornell, he continued his work in sports by coaching the F.F.A. team in Basketball at Dundee scoring with some championship teams. As track coach for Dundee he made outstanding records as he likewise did for Penn Yan High for two seasons. Mr. Meagher produced championship teams. The veterans program was organized by Mr. Meagher and was cited for excellenceby the State Director and Washington authorities for having the largest class withthe bestattend- ance record as well as for the quality and activity of his programs. Mr. Meagher is now associated with Bethlehem Central School in Delmar, N. Y. in the capacity of Agriculture and shop instructor. He is coach of the F.F.A. Basketball which has made a fine showing this year. In addition to this he is coach of the basketball team of Albany College of Pharmacy for which he has received sports' recognition. Friends, former students, and associates of Dundee wish him much happiness and continued success in his new field at Delmar, New York. 5