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

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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.

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r' ROW 1: T. Fisher, W. Parrish, K. Chase, K. Adams G. Rathbun, S. Stark, S. Elms, S. Green, L. Good- man. ROW 2: B. Whitney, G. Keysor, M. Yasin, D. Hill, M. Flewelling, D. Granger, R. Baker, P. Call. ROW 3: N. Clark, G. Sherman, R. Guay, D. Graves, V. Graves. I. Gregario, R. Flewelling, R. Jones. The Flutophone Band is composed of fourth grade boys and girls from F. A. C. S. and Comstock Grade School. This group learns the fundamentals of music and MRS, MARIE SKINNER prepares for the day when they will become members Elementary Music of the Senior Band. In the eleven pages which begin here you will find the wisdom and guidance of our small school. These are the leaders who, in the early grades, led us to enjoy school, inculcated in us good study habits, and laid the foundation in the fundamentals of learning and in good citizenship. As we advanced from grades to Junior High and Senior High, our ideals became strengthened, our knowledge increased, and we came to realize that there is a joy and deep satisfaction to be derived from learning. We feel that our faculty has well prepared us for the next step, whether it be a job, the Armed Forces, or further schooling. We salute our faculty!