Fillmore Central School - Crest Yearbook (Fillmore, NY)

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DEDICHTIUH its first yearbook to Mr Andrew F Haynes, pr1nc1pal for the past twelve years Mr Haynes graduated from the Univers1ty of Rochester and earned his master's degree from New York Un1vers1ty He started his teaching in 1930 at Lyons Hlgh School, Lyons, New York, where he served as science teacher and vice princlpal H became prlnclpal of Flllmore qlgh School in 1936 About two years after taklng over the prlnclpalshlp of the F1llmore Hlgh school, central1za+1on and the bulldlng of a new central school was undertaken To Nr Haynes goes much of the credit for the successful achlevement of thls comblned progect Headlng an enrollment of apnroxlmately 700 students, Mr Haynes supervi es forty two faculty members In splte of belng very busy with all h1s school responslbllltles and h1s many community obligatlons, Lr Ha nes is regarded by his students as a frlendly Heal' He does all he can to help students start on the right road of life H1s student's welfare 1S alwa s nearest to his heart For thls reason we hereby dedicate the flrst edit1on of THE CREST to Mr. Andrew F Haynes 3 O I . ' n I ,.. Q . . .. - ' . e C 1 . .5- F I . . . 0 ... . I O 0 S ' a . fa ' A 'O Q . . . . ' - I O

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FUHELUURD '1'he hlgh school yearbook 18 a colorful source of uzformation concerning high school life Where else would you flnd snapshot pages of school children act1.ng up ln and out of classes, a portrait of each senior student, detailed write-ups of students, school clubs and other act1vit1es, complete Wlth group photographs of the club's nembershlp, pictures of the faculty, minute summaries of athletic events with photos of the players, and the host of other school Many priceless records will be lost unless a sincere effort is made by schools to save these bits of school history Treasured always, w1ll the yearbook be, for you as you progress the long road of llfe, you will often look back to these happy moments and the good fellowshlp of school chums and teachers You will laugh at yourself as you were snapped by another 'rowdy who perhaps long slnce moved to parts unknown Looking through the time worn pages of THE CREST ln years to come may carry you back from the cares of middle age to the realm of good school day fellowship We have str1ved to bring you as mam' different phases of school life as poss1ble Through our efforts durlng the past few months, we hope you enjoy each and every page of th1s record of the school year 19147 148 HUHH IHHTEH There's a banner floating o'er us, That we all adore 'I'here's a sacred song and chorus Hail! 0 Hail! Fillmoml Chorus- Whem the valley of the nver Meets the eastern sky, Proudly stands our Alma Mater- Dear old Fillmore High. As the years of time roll onward, And li.fe's work is done, Thoughts of thee, ford Alma Mater, Back to us will come. 2 life activity that properly belongs in the high school yearbook? I

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UEHRBUUK STHH Back Row E Phinney, L Preston, !.!1.ss Smth, G Stelfl , L Ludwig, V Sylor owd Miss Gonzilez Editor 1n Chief Beverly Howden Associate Editors Martha Preston Mary Wenger Business Manager Laura Ludwig Advertising Manager Eugene Stekl Associate Advertisixg Manager Eleanor Ph1nney Sports Editor Lowell Preston Associate Sports Editor Vesta Sylor Faculty Advisors Miss Gonzalez Mrs Potter lliss Smith THE CREST staff extends its deepest appreciation to those faculty members, classmates and art students: Jean Hall, Charlotte Johnson and David Smith who gave so generously of their tme in compiling this year- book for publication. lx a L e at svn, 3 b F 5 0 I ' ' 0 0 ... Front Row: Mrs. Potter, M. Wenger, B. H en, M. Preston, I I I I I I I I I I I I O I I I O O . I I I I I I I I I I I O I I I I I I O I O I I U Q 0