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

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DEDICATIO We the seniors of Frankfort-Schuyler Central School, have had a great gift bestowed upon us, a gift of pride in the school which has aided in the development of our minds and of our personalities, and which has helped determine what path we are to take in the molding of future careers. Our class seemingly rings with a spirit unprecedented in the annals of our schools' long history. Consequently, the student body, for so long inanimate, for so long passive in regard to a feeling towards Frankfort High, has suddenly been brought to life, A great fervor has encompassed all of us. The walls resound with our robust spiritg the halls echo our pride. This spirit, this feeling of pride, is preva- lent in all departments of school activities. We work harder, do better, shout louder, for we have been awakened with something called school spirit, This sincere school spirit is one of the most virtuous and desirable phases of high-school life. Our greatest and most sincere debt of gratitude for this gift is owed to a man whom the seniors, in- deed the entire school, regard with the greatest respect and admiration, a man who has often worked long after school hours to helpus bringthis much needed school spirit to Frankfort-Schuyler Central School. We will never forget what this manhas done for us and for our school. We have spiritg we thank MR, ROTOLO,

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BOARD OF EDUCATIO 'ill 1 Q r 3 OFFICERS President .... ...... . . Mr. Edward Muller Vice-President . . ...... . Mr. Peter Terzo MEMBERS Seated left to right Mr. Bennie DiPiazza, Mr. Joseph Nicolette, Mr. Edward Muller Mr. Peter Terzo, and Mr. Frank Pontolillo ABSENT Mr. Fred Furtek, and Mr. Angelo Reina

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MEMCJRIAM MR. GEORGE HOWARD KIRBY The simple tastes, the kindly traits, The tranquil air, and gentle speech, The silence of the soul that waits For more than man to teach