Fillmore Central School - Crest Yearbook (Fillmore, NY)

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6+ L Gail Farwell Physlcal Educat Boys Hannah Findlay English Grades 10-12 Sara Gelser Science Q Health Victoria Gonzalez Mary Gomiy Language, Business Una Graves Physical Education Girls Evangelim Gleason Pennnent Substitute TB8Ch6l' Purl Hasldns Mathematic s Lyle Hemink Social Studies Grades 10-12 Geraldine Jones Lctlng Librarian Agnes Kehrer Mathematics 81 Science Ruth Kouwe Vocal Music Golda Luzer Social Studies Grades 10-12 September 1, 19117- February 2, 19118. 7 I Louise McNinch Vocational Ham making Margorie Hain Nurse and Attendance Officer Jum Pennington English Grades 7 9 Pauline Potter Social Studles Grades 7 9 Carolline Smith Bunnies S Edward Wilmot Vocational Ag1'icultxu'e Bernice Baker Grade 3

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BUHHD UF EDUCHTIUH ny,- Back Row Mr David Plchardson, Clerlf, 121' lflllard Smth, Lr Cllnton Pauhe, Mr lloyd Ludvrlg Front Row Ltr Frank Tuthill, D1StI'iCt Superlntendent, Mr Charles Bliss, Presldent, Nr Thomas McElroy GUIDHHCE CUUHSELUH step forward :Ln the fall of 19117 by addlng a Counsellng Servlce to 1ts school program First, the Counseling service aims to help students develop a plan of action that will give them d1rect1on 1n attainzng the1r goal 1n then' post-hlgh school life This in1t1al plan results from an 0bJ6Ct1V6 appraslsal of the students' ab1l1t1es and interests It must take 1nto account the effect that their actions will have on society It must consider whether their plan has such lmitations as poor health, lack of flnances, or lack of ab1l1ty to follow the plan through Secondly, the Counsellng program aims to develop :Ln youngsters the abllity to make loglcal adjustments as they are needed throughout l1fe The counseling program operates from k1nderga.rten through post-graduate schooling and lncludes 1nd1vidual counseling, group work, complete methods of recording nnformation, a comprehensive test1ng program, placement, follow-up and research The first year has been large devoted to organizlng the materlals and met ods needed to make the program effectlve 111 our comnmnlty Each sucoeedmg year should fund the program growing in value 6 l .r A H 4. I Q Fillmore Central School took a progressive x A . '

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,arc 'f xx HA -- -W .- ' . , , xy - . I ,, 0 Irene Blanchard Grade 1 av. 'S' A r A5 Joeephixn Butler sn ' Grade 2 Qs. Kathryn Clark Grade S 1, ax Mabel Cranford Kindergarten Verna Everson Grade 6 ?' Agnes Greer Grade 6 21 Shirley Hodnett Grade 1 Beule Knibloe s Grade 3 1. A 1 F' hr bf- N Gladys smith Grade 5 Vivian Lapp Grade 2 Frieda Rork Grade Phyllis Wallace Grade ll Nora Barnes Granger 1 Ch-63 Eva Beach Caneadea 6 C1 31 Hazel Bogardue Allen 3 Bessie Byron Granger 6 8 Wt WV' Pearl Cornwell Hume 9 Ruth Galton Centerville 6 Grace Knowlton Caneadea 6 Us-61 Ethel larmr Allen 2 Leah Zeller Granger 1 C1 33 Margaret Sandford Assistant in Kindergarten Cora Lahr Cafeteria lnnager Stewart 'Folte Instrumental lnaic .- - ls c V1 L ' 'F' , . , A, vw f C , 0 G ,, . A, , .J 1 .,' ee 2 x Vo - I 4 , I A . 1 , . 7 V 4 - , Q- - 5 ' ' Q if .-iw V ' sf 'H I f K f fl 1, I - 1 if ' A ' ' - .fu H ' 'J ' '+I' X 'i. N , G 7 .- ,LX CL ee. Zi? 5 Ii X -A '-'Q z:'.',r5!l we