Goshen Central High School - Yearbook (Goshen, NY)

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Guidance Our lady guidance counselor, MRS. JANET FORD, graduated from the State University College at Albany. Her ready smile, wise suggestions, and confident manner have endeared her to many a confused senior whose future she has helped to mold. Among her favorite pastimes are traveling, reading, and playing the organ. A fishing, boating, and skiing enthusiast is MR. WALTER KENNETT, our sturdily built guidance counselor. A graduate of the University of New Hampshire and N. Y. U. , Mr. Kennett advises, If each individual formulates his own philosophy, the good things will come. We appreciate his understanding and wise counsel. 24

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Administration Says Principal ROBERT E. LESLIE, Stay loose, and See You in September. : Handsome, well-dressed Mr. Leslie received his degrees from the University of Pennsylvania and is presently working in the doctoral program at Temple University. Interested in music, golf, and literature for hobbies, he believes that students should be active, flexible, aware, and involved; and he lives by this code. Our Assistant Principal, MR. H. MALCOLM STEWART, advocates Speak loudly and carry a big stick! Is that how it goes? Anyway, Mr. Stewart earned his B. A. and M. A. from Boston U. He spends his few leisure hours reading, golfing, and practicing his favorite, handball. Of the seniors he asks, You've bought the Brooklyn Bridge. What next? 23

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Business Via OCCC and Albany, blushing JACK SCHNIPPER arrived at CCS to teach commercial subjects and penmanship. He considers himself a connoisseur of foods, wines, contemporary novels. He is serious about handball, table tennis, and the school store, which he sponsors. Chart a serious course, he recommends, but allow for necessary adjustments. Will they Get Me to the Church on Time ? 25 Mr. Businessman , DOMINICK ELIA earned his B. A. and M. A. at SUNY at Albany. Learn to accept responsibility, this whipcracker in the business department advises students. After school, he is active on the student exchange. Also from SUNY at Albany comes MISS JOAN VERSUSKY, personal typing and business arithmetic teacher. A real snow bunny, Miss V. spends winter weekends schussing Sugar Bush slopes; spring and summer spare time horseback riding. Always available to help with worthwhile projects, she says to the seniors, Good luck and God bless. Stenographic, secretarial, and typing students learn about The Letter from calm, capable MRS. ELIZABETH GATES, graduate of SUNY of Albany, who transforms these subjects into commercial arts. Mrs. Gates, whose favorite pastime is reading, suggests, Remember your high school as a good friend.