Frewsburg Central School - Senior Leaves Yearbook (Frewsburg, NY)

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FREWSBURG CENTRAL SCHOOL LELAND C. SANBORN, Principal FREWSBURG, NEW YORK GLEN D. SHEATS President, Board of Education February 28, 1951 ISABELLA LUNDGREN Clerk, Board of Education Dear Seniors, Your ability to adapt yourself to society ie the most essential part of your education, which you have been working on over the past dozen years. A certain amount of factual knowledge or information is necessary to take your place in the world of work; however, this is of no value unless you can first get along with other people. As a citizen in this great country of ours, knowing the history and principles of government is need¬ ed background, but entering into a democratic spirit of give and take with other citizens is more important. Friendship, family life, all depends upon your feelings toward other people. Christ said if ... thy brother hath ought against thee; ... first be reconciled to thy brother. If we do an unkind act, take unfair advantage of someone or we stubbornly insist on our own selfish way, theie is reason for others feeling unkindly toward us. If we have for¬ gotten or been thoughtless by omitting the common cour¬ tesies or friendly sympathies of life, others may have further reason for enmity. Obviously avoid these actions that stir up animosity but if the hostility of our friends and neighbors is aroused, let us go out of our way to correct these feelings. Jesus was laying the foundations for a world brother¬ hood of man in his teaching in the Sermon on the Mount - the surest way to peace on earth. Sincerely, LCS.IW Leland C. Sanborn Principal 6

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Labour to keep alive in your breast that little spark of celestial fire,—conscience. George Washington ADMINISTRATION h. c

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BOARD OF EDUCATION Seated; Clerk-Isabella Lundgren, L. Ruth C. Kline, Vice-President-Eugene Fish, Isabel Potter, President-Glen Sheats. Standing: Everett Seastrum, Treasurer- Charles Barton, William Waite, Lee Minser. 7