Frankfort Schuyler Central High School - Maroon Log Yearbook (Frankfort, NY)

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V P FCVREWORD We are just beginning to learn. We are just beinning to live and make use of the qualities that have been developed in all of us during our formative years in the Frankfort School System. Each of us will begin a journey, entirel.y individual toward happiness and attainment. For some, the road will be more challenging and toilsome, but faith in God and the principles by which we live will defeat whatever force or misfortune we may encounter. Remembering what we have been taught: to live virtuously, to love and respect all mankind and its beliefs, and to apply what we have studied, the Class of 1959 leaves Frankfort Central School as young men and women -- a determined generation hoping to be an asset to our community, school, and to America. In our minds and hearts we are grateful to the faculty, administration and all others who have made our school the place of enjoyment and importance that it has been to us. It may be years, if at all, before our class will again be assembled, but we shall never forget the laughter and learning, the Honor students, the outstanding contributions of individuals, the class projects, and above all, the incomparable experience of our Senior Year, which will be embedded in our hearts and will re- main a permanent part of every graduate. j Prosperity is a great teacher, Adversity is a greater. Possession pampers the mind, Privation trains and strengthens it. H ayhit OUR CLASS MOTTO: Obstacles in the pathway of the weak become stepping stones in the pathway of the strong! ' 2

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1 1- WNROON LUG PRESENTED BY THE CLASS or-' 1159 l FRANKFORT - SC!-IUYLER CENTRAL SCHOGL THE fi x V Q AJ E JEC

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TABLE oF CONTENTS PAGE 7 FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION PAGE II SENIORS . .. . PAGE SI CLASSES . . . , PAGE 39 ACTIVITIES. . . . PAGE 53 SPCRTS . . 3