Holland Central High School - Wooden Shoe Yearbook (Holland, NY)

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DR. STRONG is hool Physician' - Dr. Stioggfuggefii a Cheerige greghe never 0 1 e helpful adv ' h I to s V lsits to t e sQidZnts li?ewhE2eigeVis at School' health TOO ,AIIIL K, J Mrss HE During th ZEL Miss Hezele Egildand winter months kept busy f ental hygienist 1, lY manner nsggr Sincere and friend? much informationgagsst she Student ental Care . SF r 7 1 Af? C MISS BEARDSELL AND MISS NEISCHEL The office at H C S is the focal point of school business,and details in con ti nec on with records, attendance, schedules and other routine are solved most efficiently by the secretaries, Miss Beardsell and Miss Neischel. Their com- petent and pleasing manner has made them well-liked by all the students. EWQQQZ xml ax f lifwww f fL.,,L,,,-, ' gig! GEER 9 ale of pro 'Lam is , .1 MrsQGeer. J Wil? lj.T.'J. only qy ya.-Sf Suchxx -slstance KF! gftequ , N' y X n rx N LT W u J , 'X XX XX .Xl K ' .xx x 1 X ,D Qggf ' 'N MRS. RENFRO Mrs. Renfro, the elementary supervisor, is a good friend to all children. She is very pleasant as she performs her numerous tasks. Too, she always finds time to help individual boys and girls.

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ACADEMIC SUBJECTS Mr. Richards Mrs. Brumsted Miss Mayer Miss Chassin Miss Fisher Mr. Tanner Mr. Prouty Miss Krivonyak JUNIOR-SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY with the advent of autumn, students of H.C.S. anticipate the opening of school. They are anxious to greet again the faculty members, to begin their new courses of study and to participate in extra- curricular affairs. The students at H.C.S. are aware of and deeply grateful for the many opportunities offered to than They appreciate the broad curriculum and the effort f the members of the faculty put forth to make each 4 and every course of study so worthwhile and as in- teresting as possible. In addition, they are deep- ly grateful for the time the teachers give to pro- vide opportunities for the students to know the faculty, to participate with them in extra-curricu- lar undertakings and the guidance they give them at all times. 4 .2 At the end of the year boys and girls some- times forget the themes they wrote in English, the complicated experiments they performed in science and the theorems learned in geometry,but they never forget the personal interest which teachers at H.C.S. take in them. The opportunity provided in activities and out-of-class affairs to learn from PHYSICAL EDUCATION the experience of adults is immeasurable. It helps the student to grow in self-confidence and poise as . well as providing invaluable experience. M153 Johnson Mr. Peckham Mr. Morrell VOCATIONAL SUBJECTS and MUSIC Z Miss Barber MW Mr. Coombs Mrs. Herrmann Miss Provick Mr. Penslien Mrs. Roll ss

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K,., w 4, 532. f?.Qaf Zayed ,wwfiaf 3 an W -1 gem er W , he SS M. .www , f Q 5 ., .,.. W of Nt if N We e . BUS DRIVERS s Sheridan Geer, Melvin Buckman, Richard Fuller, Stephen Custard, Allen Montgomery, Robert Wells, Gordon Hessel, Clair Tharnish, Thomas Galente, Medford Savage. Throughout the seasons the operating staff of our school continues to perform their numerous tasks in an efficient and friendly manner. The bus drivers take the students to and from school on snowy as well as sunny days. The cafeteria staff provides nourishing and tasty meals and the custodians keep the building in tip-top shape. The students fully appre- ciate the many things which these loyal and cooperative people do for them ff ' ngigiggizgzgaiffagf CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. Savage, Mrs. Berg, Mrs. White, Mrs. Hessel, CUSTODIANS Eugene J ck K th Tann Mrs. Tharnish, Mrs. Hezel, Mrs. Putnam. Kgittslolflanciggier. er,