Lancaster High School - Cayugan Yearbook (Lancaster, NY)

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APPRECIATION BOARD of EDUCATION LANCASTER CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1 [4 E. WILSON GRAU WALTER H. WINTER CEDRIC F. SMALLIDGE President of Board Vice President Transportation Committee JOHN M. GREENWOOD GERTRUDE I. HUMMEL KENNETH C. SWANSON Buildings and School District Clerk Buildings and Grounds Committee Grounds Committee HOWARD A. DAVIDSON EDWARD S. FELLINGER EDWARD W. ANSTETT School Attorney Transportation Committee Finance Committee

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. CENTRAL DISTRICT NO.1 TOWNS or LANCASTER, CHEEKTOWAGA ELMA | MILTON W. BROWN Superintendent м. - Аз the first class to complete three years at Lancaster Senior High School, we, the graduates of 1960, wish to { express our sincere appreciation to the members of the Lancaster Board of Education for the tremendous amount of time and energy they have expended in our behalf. We students often do not outwardly show our respect and admiration for their innumerable achievements, but frequently incidents have arisen in our school life which have made us aware of this. Within the last few years, our school system has been both improved and modernized. As Lancaster’s school enrollment has increased, it has been necessary for the Board to greatly ex- pand the teaching staff. Of great importance to us has been the addition of four guidance counselors, a speech therapist, and a school psychologist. Because of their concern over our rapid growth, five new school sites have been purchased. They have wholeheartedly responded to our call for Saturday morning classes, including sci- t ence enrichment courses and scholarship examination preparation. Our parents also have been able to further their education through an Adult Education Program. To summarize all the Board of Education s accomplish- ments would be impossible here, but it gives us great pleasure to so honor these members for the ideal citizenship they have exemplified to us in the performance of their civic duties. 4 أي

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PRINCIPAL MR. HERMAN KLING P i E | 5 | D | | i u ر2 کے کا — In September, 1957, the upper three grades of Lancaster High School transferred from the building on Aurora Street to the beautiful new Senior High School on Central Avenue. At the time the students entered the new building, we believed that these young men and women would be- have in an adult manner, so we laid down very few restrictions as to rules of conduct. We are proud to say that the students have valued the trust we have placed in them and only a minimum of change has been necessary in school regulations. The Class of 1960, having completed all senior high school subjects in this building, leaves with us an excel- lent record of accomplishment and conduct, one worthy of all the work and planning that h; me into the building of this new high school. My sincere congratulations to all of you! H. W. Kling, Principal