Indian River Central School - Ojequack Yearbook (Philadelphia, NY)

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Ojequack Indian River Central School Philadelphia, JV. f. Volume X VJJJ1979 The name of Our Yearbook “O-Je- Quack”, is the name the Indians used to identify the river we know today as the Indian River. Mma Mater A fair river of the Northland Gladly gave to us our name, And as time records our history, We will honor it with fame. While the river flows forever. On the hill we’ll proudly stand; We will sing of our devotion And allegiance, hand in hand. Brightly burns the lamp of knowledge; From the shadows we emerge To absorb its rays of wisdom— At its fount we will converge. Though its brilliance sometimes blinds us. We will not have tried in vain. For the strength of our foundation Is the knowledge we will gain. As our deeds become our legends, You will hear of our renown. Harken, now, each generation. Add new glory to our crown! We are planting our traditions; You defend them valiantly. Hand in hand, we are united. Indian River, we love thee! By: Bethany House, Class of 1961. i

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We dedicate our book to . . Mr. Hall, Guidance Counsellor Mr. Carpenter, Former Vice Principal. We. the senior class of 1979, wish to dedicate our yearbook to Mr. Hall and Mr. Carpenter, who have meant a lot to us through our years at Indian River. Mr. Hall has guided us toward our career goals and has helped us throughout our school years. Mr. Carpenter has taught us all about rules and respon- sibilities. At times we have felt they were demanding and too strict, but in the end we have found it was all for the better. We would like to extend our sincere and deep appreciation to each of them. They will always hold a special place in our hearts.