Falconer High School - Falconaire / Corridor Yearbook (Falconer, NY)

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f -x .-.4 i Z X4 7724. Um Yfeqra Dear Friends: It is a privilege to speak to our students and to the Senior Class from the written page. On such an occasion, one hopes to present ideas that will favorably influence the lives of young people. What one writes should be completely sincere. The words should contain thoughts one honestly believes. I believe American young people are among the finest in the world. Falconer students are especially wholwome and warm-hearted. Their zest for living inspires and gives vitality to the adults who work with them. Though you enjoy many blessings which you take for granted, and this com- plicates our task, your teachers constantly strive to prepare you for full-fledged American citizenship. Through course content, personal example, and friendly relationships, we, with your parents, strive to develop in you the characteristics of Christianity, dependability, friendliness, loyalty, patriotism, reliability and self- discipline which will make you effective, respected United States citizens. Together, we can be successful in this endeavor. Complete success, however, comes after graduation when you continue your education, whether formal or in- formal: when you readily assume the responsibilities of family life, and when you assist in solving the problems of your nation and the world. I am confident you will do your part. Congratulations and best wishes to the class of 1962. Vo-A Evehardt vonlieyn High School Principal

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March 6, 1962 To Members of the Graduating Class: The members of the class of 1962 are graduating in a year which will be remembered as one filled with history-making events. John Glennis recent orbiting of the earth is an outward manifestation of the tremendous technical and scientific advances that are being made every day. Our vast store of knowledge increases from day to day. This means that each one of you must continue to study even though your formal educational program may be terminated in June. Part of your training in high school has been devoted to the learning of techniques for gaining new knowledge and skill. You must continue to use these methods and materials in order to keep pace with this rapidly changing modern world. Each scientific advance and development brings you increased challenges and opportunities. Your future success and happiness will be determined largely by your own personal ambitions and efforts. We extend our best wishes to you. Gregory Benson Supervising Principal GBfvd Gfwqouf fanart W :ES Mfr 4 2 3 ff 1FAi tt- gt- -i 243525 ,-ef,

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Mr. Alton Sprague Vice-President Mr. Albert Edstrom fam of The Board of Education is made up of public minded citizens who are willing to give of their time to make our school system run with the smoothness that it does. The Board of Education provides many services for the student body that seem to be taken for granted. Mr. Lawrence Anderson Mr. LaVerne Varmee