Lancaster High School - Cayugan Yearbook (Lancaster, NY)

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OFFICERS: President... Mr. Mrs. R. J. Becker Ist Vice President... Mr. Mrs. L. W. Helwig 2nd Vice President... Mr. George Schivley Recording Secretary... Mrs. Daniel Dillon Corresponding Secretary... Mrs. Ralph Heist Treasurer... Mrs. Doris Carlson Council Representative... Mr. David McAlpine Mr. and Mrs. Becker conduct the budget meeting with Mrs. D. Carlson, Mr. and Mrs. J. Olson, and Mr. L. W. Helwig. Parent Teachers Association This year’s P.T.A. program was high- lighted by a September reception for the new superintendent and teachers, a talk on “Family Camping, one on Mental Health,” and an Exchange Student Pro- gram with speakers Marty, Elvie, and Erich. In November, the P.T.A. staged its annual pizza sale to raise funds for the yearly P.T.A. Scholarship awarded to a worthy LCSHS future teacher. This year, because of the combined efforts of members and students, there were enough profits for additional scholarships.

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ОШ + € d ` D % f 4 $ Mr. Howard Davidson, Attorney; Mrs. Gertrude Hummel, Mr. William Haessig, Superintendent: Mr. Edward Fellinger. Clerk; Mr. Richard Ferrand. Business Administrator. Mr. Wilson Grau, President. Board of Much activity occurred during the past year at the Board of Education meetings. А А new superintendent, Mr. William В. Haessig, was hired апа a reorganization of Education administrative functions was inaugurated. Under the Board`s leadership, a vote on needed school facilities was passed, providing for alterations and additions to the Mr. Edward Anstett, Mr. John їй, ich Th buildi il Pe Mr Kenneth unior High. These buil ings will be ready for occupancy by September 1963. A Swanson. Vice-President; Mr. bond issue for the Senior High and the Bowmansvillc Elementary was also ap- Walter Ferry. Absent: Mr. proved, clearing the way for the future growth of the Lancaster District 1 Schools. Royal Kinner. — Sa к Ç фи — ya

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PRINCIPAL'S , ` OFFICE Mitt e = — Mr. Herman W. Kling Principal We, the class of 1963, feel that Mr. Kling is a friendly and hard working principal, who has given the dedi- cated service needed to efficiently run a modern senior high school. We especially commend his part this year in securing for us the new language lab, the introduc- tion of the Physical Fitness Program, and the spectator buses for home games. To Mr. Kling, we wish to ex- press our appreciation for his efforts in thus improving the curriculum and facilities of our school.