Greenville Central High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Greenville, NY)

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X f F .4 roRl:w RD lass of 1954 presents this edition of THE PIONEER to as a monument to our memories of the past four years. We have selected as our theme the qualities of a pioneer, with section of our book representing one of these qualities. Since m unity has pioneered in the field of secondary education 40 years, we feel that this publication is rightly named. e Greenville Academy was established, and 115 years G la er the school was centralized, thus demonstrating a consider- E E I a ance along the path of public education. If we ourselves, during our undergraduate days, have acquired some of the qualities of a pioneer, they may contribute materially to our success later in life.

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ADMINISTRATION Reason and Judgment are the qualities of a leaderf, --'l'ACI'I'l'S BOANJ OF EDLTCATION First rom left to right C Story M Flliott. R. Chatterton. XV. Jennings. V. Riley. R. Losee Second rom S Flli F Hitchuck. 1 ffffff ELWOOD HITCHCOCK Superintendent of Schools I Congratulations upon your graduation from high school! I trust that your school days have been pleasant and profitable in that they have pre- pared you for assuming the duties and responsibili- ties of citizenship. mln your lessons you have come to know and appreciate manis slow, tedious. upward struggle toward a better life. Progress has been achieved through hard work, sacrifice, and faith. As you look toward the bright horizon of a better world, may you feel strongly your responsi- bilities, knowing that success and happiness come to those who give and serve: Best wishes to you allf,