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

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TABLE of CONTENTS O ADMINISTRATIUN SENIUIIS CLASSES ACTIVITIES SPUIITS AUXILIARY A A , J 5 ff ' X XS lur-

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s l f 32 t ffm, do 1 'Ur li FOREWORD HAZ! the w0rl1l's a stage, And all the men and women merely players. They have their exits and their entrancesg And one man in his time plays many parts. Nearly four hundred years ago, William Shake- speare found schqol life of sufficient importance to consider it as one of the seven ages of man, hy re- ferring to Mthe whining schoolboy, with his satchel and shining morning face, creeping like snail, un- willingly to schoolf' Like Shakespeare, we, too, want to think of our school experience as so many acts and scenes in this, our theater of school life with its ever chang- ing characterization and moods. Thus, the year hook theme, Mthe theaterw has been appropriately chosen. Again your year hook affords you a vista of your school life at Frontier Central. It provides you with a record of these many happy occasions you hope never to forget, this friendship you have made, those difficulties you have conquered. Thus may Wfhe Catewayw for 1955 serve to recall for you those many happy memories you will always cherishg those memories of playing the part of Shakespeare's Hschoolboyw on the stage of life. 5-.-1--' l...- 1 i111 1,-Tw

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ERNEST H. HOELDTKE Superintendent of schools Scrond Supervisory Distrirt SUPERINTENDENTQS MESSAGE TO THE YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN OF FRONTIER CENTRAL SCHOOL: AS THE CURTAIN RISES ON THE EVOLVING PROGRAM OF THE FRONTIER CENTRAL SCHOOL, MAY THE SHOW GO ON WITH EVEN BRIGHTER HOPE OF ACHIEVEMENT. THE STAGE IS BEING SET FOR GREATER PRODUCTIONS IN THE FUTURE, BUT THE TIME IS NOW FOR ALL TO ENJOY THE BENEFITS OF BEING A PART OF THE CAST. Qwjffi Mmm