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

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Mr. Dunklin - Tmmportation Each student should so budget the school day that there will be a proper balance between class- room study, school activities' and recreation. Each is important but, when pursued at the expense of the others, can result in disappointments. Francis J. Manley-Co-ordimzlor of Imzructzmz The value of a commodity is measured in direct proportion to the amount of man hours used in bringing the commodity to a complete and useful product. Education can be measured by the same yard- stick. TRANSPORTATION - ELEMENTARY EDUCATION, CHILD ACCOUNTING ADULT WHATEVER IS WORTH DOING AT AL1. IS WORTH DOING WELL! This quotation was written ,on our Fourth Grade blackboard by a wise teacher. School and blackboard, even the teacher are gone, but the lesson lingers on. Miss Pray - Child Afmmztmzz AND EDUCATION Our total educational program at Frontier in- cludes experiences for adults as well as boys and girls. ' The wealth of facilities offered by a great vari- ety of specially designed rooms with appropriate equipment make it possible to offer the adults of our community many worthwhile experiences lead- ing toward educational advancement. Mr. Hawley - Adil!! lizflrmliwz V 9

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Miss Creedon-jr. High Principal Long ago Cicero asked, What greater or better gift can we offer the re- public than to teach and instruct our youth? Frontier Central with its variety of opportunities of- fered to students, and its outstanding appointments surely affords a way for each student to develop his talents and to take his place in our treasured demo- cracy. Mr. Morgenfeld-Sr. High Principal May we have the courage and vision to set be- fore ourselves the kind of school we want Frontier Central to be, and the strength to reach these aims. PRINCIPALS AND GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT A Guidance Counselor encourages students: To in- vestigate all cateers, carefullyg To choose high school courses wiselyg To prepare daily work thoroughlyg To insure themselves of a successful future. Miss Titus - Guidance Education is either your most durable or your most perishable resource. A day wasted can never be regained, but a day well spent will forever pay dividends in increased earnings and personal useful- ness. Mr. Mandel, Guidance Director . i l 8

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2- S 5 ML Miss BHUCI Mrs. Lewis-Cafeteria Manager Mrs. Plarr-Receiving Clerk Secretary to Distric! Admirzittrator SPECIAL SERVICES CENTRAL OFFICE In order to keep such a large school system as Frontier functioning properly, the various depart- ments are dependent upon the accounting depart- ment of which Miss Bauer is clerk of the board. As keeper of the financial records, the department takes care of requisitions, purchases, final clerical audit for all claims for payments, preparation of bills. payrolls, payment schedules and checks, and the maintenance of subsidiary records are its responsi- bility in accordance with Board direction. In addition to the financial records, it is the responsibility of the Central Office to have on file all State Reports and personnel records of the Central District. CLERICAL STAFF Mrs Farmer - Typifl Mrs. Meyer -- Typitt Mrs Figiel - Typirt Miss Rush - Typitt if . ,uf 'NN I Q F 'QM k . 'Ha t . . 2 1 f . - .3 I I at A ,'- .. 4, Zig F . ,f Lfffi ttii V A iese f ,I '- ' Q- K 'f f ,.-, , f . -ij ' .. A If . xx -3. ' 15 lk 1, i stsc ..ss I i ffkia if.. 4 wt .Y .. .fu N , - l ..7.Qf-..sil-1- ii3ff4gx,,.:.' . .WE A ,QE Mrs. Dennis, Mrs. Lang- Switcfaboarci Operator Switchboard Operator Mrs. Rogers Miss Colafranceschi--Typitt Secretary for Adult Education i I 0 l