Fairport High School - Hourglass Yearbook (Fairport, NY)

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A 58 lax waiter hours Teacl'1e1'S Te 72zcufty THEY'RE HUMAN, TOO As in a factory, there must be a source of power to make the wheels go aroundg so in our school the faculty is that motivating force. To them is due the credit for keeping us at our tasks when monotony or outside events make our jobs seem drab or trivial. Mr. Thomas G. Coffee, who has been superintendent of the Fairport schools long enough to see several generations of students through their twelve years of education, heads the faculty. During this time, he has built up in Fairport's bank of friendship, an incalculable reserve of respect and affection. Mr. Andrew C. Lynch, principal of our high school, also has his share in making the wheels go round. His patience and his kindly advice have kept many a Wayfarer from going astray. Miss Bernadine Nolan combines her tasks as vice-principal and girls' adviser with those of imparting to her Latin classes some appreciation of the glories that were Rome. She is loved and respected by Fairport alumni everywhere. The remainder of the faculty includes well-trained men and women who are never too busy to provide for the best interests of the pupils in their charge. It has often been a subject for comment that the relations between teachers and pupils in Fairport High School are based on an unusual quantity of mutual respect and friendship. l The office is the nerve-center of the school 12

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acufty HAROLD W. STEINFELDT Industrial Arts FLORENCE A., STOLT French ESDA T. STREET Art DORIS B. TOPPING Social Science CARROLL VANCE Music LEON B. WARNER Social Science English GENEVIEVE G. WATSON Music MISS BERNADINE E. NOLAN Vice-principal av I i 'Rau X 'K 15 3 0252524 aww .gf xx leylgwnuxgv .glial 5 Q A . I lil., A ,-4' ' X6 1 X ixd

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'Ui G. Phillips S 1 . A ' ' . L T. Ashby K MHSUIH1, B. William eft inset: ,Mix Came. Q S, H. Matz, J, CI oifee. R12-ht inset: ark, N. Detm, MT- Lynch. .Quden ts ' -guoclk tion TO INSURE DOMESTIC TRANQUILLITY To aid the faculty in determining the destinies of Fair- port High School, officers are elected from the student body each year. This forms the juncture where the ideas and wishes of the faculty and those of the students can meet and be coordinated in a democratic way. A student with a suggestion to make can take it to his representative and have it brought up at the next meeting. There it is dis- cussedg its good points made clear to the principal and its bad points made clear to the suggestor. Thus we see how these officers are an important link in the chain of academic organization. They are also an instrument for keeping alive democratic principles. Thomas Ashby . . ......... President Helen Matz ...... ....... Nancy Detro ...... John Clark ..... Salvatore Ansuini Gertrude Phillips Kenneth Maine .. Betty Williams . . .Vice-president ..............Secretary . . . . ..... . ........ .Treasurer . . . . . . . . , . Senior Representative . . . ........ Junior Representative . .... Sophomore Representative . ..... Freshman Representative 13 President Tom in action