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

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Board of Mr. Kleis-Prericiem Board of Ezifzmlirm ' 1 Education The Board of Education of our Frontier Central Sys- tem notes with pleasure and a deep sense of satisfaction that our entire school structure has been developed through careful planning. One of the most precious resources of our Frontier educational system has been the development of the minds of our student population, from our kindergarten grades through our senior high school. We, with pride feel that with the facilities we now have, we can develop and expand these resources in the future into various channels that will be of untold value. The accomplishment of all our aims and ambitions, can be brought about only by the united efforts of every- one in our school district. May the parents, students, faculty and members of the Board of Education conscientiously unite and co-operate to bring about a rich harvest. gag, QU, X404 X ff John w. Klein Left to Right: Harold Mathes, Ralph Garnish, Wes- ton Wardell. Henry Leyh, I. Clement Iohnston, Attorneyg Benjamin Werth, Treasurer, John Kleis. President, Lorraine Bauer, Clerkg Howard Durni, Homer Rowe, John Barber, F. Robert Greene. Harold Mathes - .,.r,,-,,,,,- ,, ..-.,r Woodlawn Ralph Garnish .-- r.r. Wanakah Weston Wardell .... .-- -,-- -v-.. ,,,, . .- Blasdell Henry Leyh - --- ,,,,, Blnsdell Howard Durni ,... ...... S haleton --------Amsdell Homer Rowe i-- John Barber ------ ---,Athol Springs F. Robert Greene .... ..... L ake View John Kleis, President

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0-Principal In the future at Frontier, we can foresee our Auditorium stage accommodating a Shakespearean Drama or a rousing Modern Comedy, a fine Band and Orchestra. I see our Prac- tical Arts Department expanding and growing stronger year by year. Our Athletic program will come into its own and many more activities will be organized. At this point, you may say, what about the academic subjects? Aren't they going to be taught any more? You can be certain they will not be discarded and the range of subjects available will be far greater than they are today. All that will be necessary to enjoy these activities and subjects, will be an open mind and a willingness to learn to master them. Frontier will grow strong and sturdy and make her stu- dents outstanding citizens of the community in which they live. Maw-'ft W 1 . ,aawfwfw-'4 'W Mr. C, Buesch - Co-Principal Imtmction Mr. Heiman - C0-Principal Adminirtmzion American ingenuity has been able to take our natural resources and step by step produce efficient, untiring indus- trial giants who are always willing and ready to serve man- kind. In the same manner AMERICAN EDUCATION is producing this ingenuity. American youth, the greatest of our school resources, is being taken step by step through our educational institutions and is thus being prepared to better serve itself by more fully realizing its responsibility to its fellowmen. Only through a FREE, UNITED, EDUCATED citizentry, can this be accomplished. It is the American Way, the way that makes men, who have made, and who will continue to make, Our United States the greatest Nation on earth. 7