Frontier Central High School - Gateway Yearbook (Hamburg, NY)

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Principals Standing- Edith Avery, Amsdell Schoolg Vernon Heiman, District Co-Principal Administrationg Francis Manley, Woodlawn Schoolg Charles Buesch, District Co-Principal Instruction, Donald Dix, Lake View Schoolg Ruth Pray, Blasdell High School. Sitting- La Reta Jenny, Shaleton Schoolg Marion Creedon, Woodlawn High,Schoolg Vera Schrader, Big Tree School, Hazel Burly, Wanakah Schoolg Hildegard Bagg Athol Springs School. Secretaries ft was or 5:5 g cuff? 'K tg ' 'S' JEAN LEYDA .TANICE WING LUELLA BARCO 8

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Administrators ANDREW C. BEAM District Superintendent ,A-.yur CHARLES G. BUESCH ruction Co-Principal of Inst I 5:1-Q , 2' 5 IF lJ',' X . 5 1 ' vi w 5 ' as' . VERNON W. HEIMAN Co-Principal of Administration CENTRALIZING The organizing of Frontier Central has brought together for the first time many communities for the purpose ofgiving to all ofthe children of the area equal as well as greater educational opportunities. The task of unifying must be approached in the spirit of mutual cooperation, eachwith a thorough understanding of the related situations. Conclusions must be tempered with patience and progress must be made slowly. This procedure applies not only to the administra- tion, the faculty and the Board ofEducation, but equally as well to every organization and to every individual in the area. The students can and will contribute much to the real job of centralizing if they, too, will be patient, will attempt to understand fellow students, and will be willing to work with them. It has often been said that a chain is not stronger than its weakest link. Those links to which we refer, we must repeat, are PATIENCE, COOPERATION, and MUTUAL UNDERSTANDlNG.Theymustbe continually strengthened. FY 7 Hjlibli 1lbfWf'UWH i i3LH

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FHUULTU SWINGING ALONG THE HIGHWAY, OVER THE ROAD THAT'S WIDE