Fillmore Central School - Crest Yearbook (Fillmore, NY)

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Looking at Fillmore Central. . . . We see ourselves. Caught in routine, excited by discovery, distressed by what displeases us, exhil- arated in participation, enjoying each other. ... in what we do and don't do, .... we are Fillmore Central. We Face the Day....

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Principal's Message Congratulations to the YEARBOOK staff for another successful book. Our best wish - es for success and happiness also go out to the senior class of 1964. We are always proud of our senior classes and the senior class of 1964 is no excep- tion. We trust that at Fillmore Central School you have learn- ed to lead lives fitting for a good American. Remember that an Amer- ican is not a subject of a monarch nor a slave to a dic- tator. He is free in self-gov- erning. accepting responsibil - ity, preparing for his future, providingforhis family, plan- ning his life and making some contribution to his community. An American is known for seeking to learn and becoming useful, for solving his own problems and correcting his own faults. Hebecomesself-criticizing and does not seek to impose his will on others. With President Johnson all Americans pledge themselves to help free our Country from crime, disease and poverty. At least, seniors of 1964, and students of Fillmore Central School, this is my idea of an American. What is yours? Leon H. Swartout Supervising Principal

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