Iroquois Central High School - Iroquoian Yearbook (Elma, NY)

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GUIDANCE SERVICES Mr. Griffith, guidance counselor, discusses future plans with a senior. Dr. Shaver, school physician, checking to make sure that the Iroquois pupils stay in good health. Mrs. Neidig, school nurse, administers first aid to a student. HEALTH 8

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ADMINISTRATION CLASS OF 1956: Of all of the opportunities afforded me during my years in government, in- dustry and education, I deem this the most outstanding privilege of all. To have a part in the initial yearbook of the new Iroquois Central School District, is the culmination of an ambitious dream. This, to me, is the reward of many anxious hours of planning and toil, which has resulted in a new school sys- tem with its excellent buildings and equipment. You the Class of 1956, should feel greatly honored in that your names shall be inscribed for all time on the records of this school, as the first class to graduate from it. In the years to come, may you revere the memories of your brief stay here. For many people in the Central District you represent a manifes- tation of hopes and aspirations for better educational opportunities. I am sure this yearbook will attest to your part in ful- Mr. A. Donald Bartoo, Principal of Disirict filling these hopes and aspirations. As the chief administrative officer of the Central District, I congratulate you and your sponsor, and extend to you best wishes on this, the “maiden voyage” of the Iroquoiati. Congratulations to the Class of 1956: Honor and pride is yours — members of the FIRST graduating class of Iro- quois Central High School! You are making tradition and leaving footprints for all to follow. Your training will be tested by the demands of the world. With knowledge, with the skills to earn a living, with truth and sincerity as your shield, may you become worthwhile citizens of our great nation. I shall recall with much pleasure and happiness each member of the Class of 1956. Mr. Russell E. Corser, High School Principal

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Transportation Our bus drivers, safe and dependable, in fair or stormy weather. Mr. Dabb, Supervisor of Trans- portation, Mrs. Aldrich, Mrs. Scheifla, Mrs. Osta, Mrs. Hauber, Mrs. Blicincistcr, Mrs. Sly, Mr. Arnholt, Mr. Griffiths, Jr., Mr. Dabb. Mr. Bridg- man, Mr. Rutecki, Mr. Blicincistcr, Mr. Spencer, Mr. Sharpe. These drivers were absent: Mr. Berry, Mr. Hudson, Mr. Goehle, Mr. Hockens, Mr. Holman, Mr. Lopcr. Office Our clerical staff, always cheerful and coopera- tive. Mr. Langendorfer, Mrs. VanHooser, Mrs. Maintenance Tyler, Mrs. Robinson. Cafeteria These people keep our school clean, with everything in good working order. Seated: Mr. Max- son, head custodian for the high school, Mrs. Johnson. Mr. Christ- ensen. Standing: Mr. Chimera, supervisor of maintenance. This staff carefully and courteously satisfies our appetites. Miss Tomlinson, dietitian, Mrs. Ful- lington, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Koch, Mrs. Marzolf, Mrs. Tolsma, Mrs. Rutecki. 9