Jasper Central School - Golden Glimpses Yearbook (Jasper, NY)

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TABLE OF CONTENTS IF YOU HAVE KNOWLEDGE LET OTHERS LIGHT THEIR CANDLES AT IT. -- Thomas Fuller This is the sole purpose of the education system. For the already educated to give their knowledge to those who must face the future is the goal of their intentions. PAGE 1 ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF G FACULTY Never . . . was so much owed by so many to so few. -- W. Churchill. When a person chooses the teaching profession, he realizes his duties to his students. For what he will give will help mold the future. PAGE 5 SEN IORS At the crest of the hill, I shall hail the new summits to climb. -- Bernard Trotter. As seniors we have reached the crest of the hill, but the summits ahead are also difficult. The future of our generation in the seventies must undertake such summits as peace, understanding and equality. To reach these is a difficult path. PAGE 13 UNDERCLASSMEN The aim of education is to enable man to continue his learning. -- Unknown. Although it often appears hopeless and unending, the end result is invaluable. AS underclassmen you face the challenge and the choice is yours to decide. PAGE 31 ELEMENTARY There is only one child in the world and the child's name is all children. -- Carl Sandburg. As young people start on a long journey towards fulfillment of a dream, they face many facets of educaiiong the successes and the failures. PAGE 39 ACTIVITIES Man's actions are the picture book of his creeds. -- R. Emerson. When students enter into the organization either enjoyable or learning, they have the opportunity to express their individual ideas and blend them with others. PAGE 53 MUSIC And the silence for which music alone finds the word. -- E. Masters. Harmony can be achieved many ways, but one is the ex- pression of music either individual or together with others. Nothing can be audibly spoken, but the feeling can be commtmicated. PAGE 63 ATHLETICS It matters not that we won or lost, but how we played the game. -- Grantland Rice. The true Spirit of competition comes through the hard work and bad breaks. The playing of the game is a step often retraced in life. PAGE 71 2

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DEDICATIO sine' '16-as if With this deication goes deepest gratitude and admiration to a teacher, who in his quiet way has showed us right from wrong and to have faith and confidence in ourselves above anything else. His constant advice and understanding has helped us to attain the very best of school and to prepare us, not only in science, but for the life outside. At this time, we would like to honor this man who can always face each day with a warm smile and an optimistic viewpoint on life. With sincere appreciation and due respect, we dedicate the 1970 Edition of Golden Glimpses to Mr. Howard Van Scoter. 3