Fulton High School - Fultonian Yearbook (Fulton, NY)

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'HQ' BOARD OF EDUCATION-FIRST ROW-Mrs. Magdalene McGovern, Mr. James Lanigan, and lVlr Wade Bassett. SECOND ROW-Mr. Elmer Goss. Dr. Eugene Anthony, lVlr. Glenn W. Clark, and Dr. John Carroll the american way: Mr. Glenn W. Clark was appointed Superin- tendent of Schools in July, 1959. Because he was our principal for two and one-half years preceding his appointment, he has had an op- portunity to know many students personallyg therefore, he can more fully appreciate our problems. Mr. Clark has a Bachelor of Arts degree from Albany State Teachers College and a Master of Arts degree from St. Lawrence Uni- versity. He is also engaged in a program lead- ing toward his doctorate irf education at Syra- cuse University. f r lt Q

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the wise man looks into space, and does not regard the small as too littlej nor the great as too bigg for he knows that there is no limit to dimension. Through the years, students and teachers have marveled at your success in uputting acrossn advanced math to scores of classes. The respect you command in the classroom, your remarkable teaching ability, thorough knowledge of your subject. and nightly homework -marking 130 math papers, have become almost legendary. Your enthusiastic interest in student affairs, dry humor, and sym- pathetic smilehnot to mention the near-perfect circles you draw on the blackboard with such ease, have long endeared you to our class. ..' Miss Preston, we respectfully dedicate the 1960 FULTONI AN to you.

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The American way: ujustice tempered with mercy for all. truly personifies Mr. Carl F. Rowland. Mr. Rowland has been our principal for only a year and one-half, but in this com- paratively short time he has gained the respect and admiration of all the students, yet has still shown that he considers education a serious busi- ness and not one to be treated casually. Mr. Rowland is always willing to listen to our prob- lems, opinions and ideas and consider them carefully and fairlyg this. too, has won him the good will of the entire student body. lVlr. Rowland graduated from Oswego State Teachers College with a Bachelor of Science degree. He received his Master of Science de- gree in Administration and Supervision at Syra- cuse University. justice tempered with Mr. Joseph N. Campoleita was appointed Vice-Principal in September 1959. His new position is three-fold for he not only assists Mr. Rowland and takes care of his own administrative duties. but he also teaches three World History classes. Some of his own duties include managing the assem- blies, textbooks and the milk program. Mr. Campoleita received a Bachelor of Science degree from LeMoyne College in Syracuse. mercy for all A graduate of Oswego State Teachers College. lVlr. Matthew Frawley taught in Fulton High School for 34 years before l being appointed Assistant Superintendent of Schools in 1959. He is also in charge of the Adult Education program. ff..,' K-f if