Dundee High School - Highlander Yearbook (Dundee, NY)

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yearbook staff 121: P' FIRST ROW: K.Pee11e, Mr. Witter, B.Gottsha11. Lwaugh, B,Ga1ek, A.Witter, P.Bennetx, J.S1stek, Mrs. Weil. C.Depew. SECOND ROW: E.Horst, J.Cronin, M.Ambrose, S.Knapp, B.Gay1ord, C.Morgan, B.M11es. We, the Highlander Staff, have endeavored to produce a yearbook which will be an asset to our school 's twentieth anniversary. We sincerely hope this yearbook will meet the standards which have been set in the past and will serve as a guide to be used by future yearbook staffs. We anticipate that the effort spent in bringing you this yearbook will result in many hours of enioyment as you review your happy days in high school. During the past few months we have tried to pick out outstanding events of the year to make this a perfect anniversary gift. For their tireless devotion we would like to express our deepest gratitude to our advisors, Mr. Witter and Mrs. Weil, our editor-in-chief, Paul Bennett, our literary editor, Betsy Gaylord, our business manager, Clark Depewp our art editor, Betty Galekp and our sports editors, Joy Waugh and Howard Haff. It has been both an honor and a pleasure to work with the staff and with all the people whose help has made it possible for us to present this, our yearbook. Bruce Miles Publicity and sales We did it, and we're gladI 4

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LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Depew, Mr. Beers, Mr, Houck, Mr. Ossont, Mrs. Lane, pelident, Mx. Baker Mr. Underwood, supt.. Mr. Hunt, Mr. Howland, clerk. The twenty years since the centralization of your school have been wrought with wars and discord among nations, with changes in our ways of living, with changes in our ways of education. lt is our hope and expectation that the Class of 1959 will face the next twenty years with the confidence and faith that the Board of Education has in your ability to be good citizens and patriots. Mrs. Mary Lane, president 3

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5.3 Clarence Sebring- ExcelIing in aIl. The Class of i959 feels greatly honored to have the privilege of dedicating this year's Highlander to Clarence Sebring. The color- ful fountain for the Junior Prom, the backdrop for the Junior Play, the porch for the Senior Play, all were direct results of Clarence's skill and ingenuity. His conscientious devotion to our class, and the school, insures him a place in our hearts and in our minds, when- ever we think of Dundee Central. 5