Fort Ann Central High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Fort Ann, NY)

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ELEMENTARY SUPERVISOR The implications for education in the United States have taken an abrupt change in the last ten years. Social and economic advancement along with new advances in science and technology have stimulated anew society's demands on the basic purpose and functions of the schools. In the elementary division this challenge has been met by emphasis on the communication arts through new reading and writing programs. These areas will be bolstered in the near future by the in- tegration of our language arts and by new mathe- matics and science programs. With the continued cooperation of our Board of Education, administration, faculty, parents, and citizens, our elementary pupils will be able to fulfill successfully their function in Fort Ann Central School MRS. DOROTHY MARTINEAU Secretary and Clerk of the Board

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BOARD OF EDUCATICN H. Haviland, E. Roberts, D- Martineau, D. Thomson, Presidentg D. Kelsey, C. Call, E. Grosenbeck. Here are the men behind the scenes in our school life. This body has charge of finances and can say Yes or No to many school activities. We know they have our interest at heart as evidenced by their concern that we have classrooms well equipped with the tools of learningg that we have sport facil- ities comparable to larger schoolsg that we have late busses and spectator bussesg and lastly that we have that kind of school which will fit us to enter the keen competition in the big field of life. MR. EDWARD F. GROSENBECK Supervising Principal As this picture shows even a child has no fear of our friendly and judicious principal: a capable leader and organizer he has helped to put our small school on a level with larger schools. He has fos- tered high ideals and encouraged good scholarship. He is a friend to both teacher and student. suPERv:slNG PRINCIPAL

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MR. ROY ELDER AS SNSTANT PRNNCIPAL - GUIDANCE DIRECTOR Here is our guidance director patiently laboring over the problem of what to do with us. Throughout our four years we have had no better friend nor wiser counselor than Mr. Elder. The personal contact with Mr. Elder that each student enjoys is one of the out- standing advantages of our small school.