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

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Mr. Richard W. Ackley Mr. John Kushner Mr. John L. Barber Mr. George R. Cheney Mr. William F. Miller Mr. Eugene C. Seib Miss Lorraine G. Bauer Mr. J. Clement Johnston Mr. Benjamin F. Werrh Clerk Attorney Treasurer 7

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Mr. Edgar Carberry President Time has not the ability To organize himselfg And so there must be wise men To map his pathway for him. BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. Clifford O'Melia Vice President Mr. Howard A. Durni

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Mr. Vernon Herman District Principal EDUCATQON FOR TOMORROW For generations, formal learning was reserved for those few who were both capable and inferesfed. Because of five simplicify of rho social cmd economic orgonizmion, fhe home was able to assume much of the responsibility for meering rho needs of its children. Endusfry, foo, required lirrie Proin- ing for ihe average worker. Because of five rapid changes fairing place in our social ond economic life, fhe need for more formal educofiori increased. 'fliducorion For all of the children of all of the people become the slogan of fire dey, Enrollmenrs increased rapidly rhroughouf the schools of flue notion, To provide classroom space left liitlo time for onyibing else. Educating more children did nor, in irse-HQ me-cm beffer educorion. As cz rncnter of focf, qualify oducofion was losing ground. Today the nmioncxl irend is for improvement of instruction. Courses of sfudy have be-on revised and new feoching techniques in1roo'uced.Allsfudenfs are being challenged fo ever grecufer achieve-mem, knowing full well, rim? only through ode-quote prepczrcnion fodoy, will they be prepared to meer the unknown of fomorrowr Your Goiewuy of '64 will, l om sure, reflect these trends os fhoy ore faking plocc around you here Cif1cF0i'7li6f cmd will rhus serve as o record of your cichievemenfs unc! your ombiiions, os well as your faith in flue democrofic way of life, To each of you, the best for fine years rho? lie ahead. 8