Leavenworth Central High School - Roll Call Yearbook (Wolcott, NY)

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FJCMZW Row I--Rosam nd Snyder-Arty Ann Nichole-Kindergarteng Winifred Wilkes-Stringed Instrumentsg Myrtle Carr--Englishg Robert Terryh-Vice-Principal, Social Studiesg Reginald Crouse--Principalg Gladys Groat- Secondg Irma Nicholson--Firstg Betty Nelson--Social Studies, Junior Highg Sylvia Sparnon-4Firstg Lena Knapp--Science, Junior High Row II-Marian Metcalf--Fourthg Mildred Baker-Libraryg Lela Mowry--Commercial, Katherine Duffy-Mathe- maticsg Thelma Bauer--Firstg Ora Francisco--Fifthg Helen Countryman--Kindergarteng Mildred Bradbury-- Secondg Alice Wise-Dental Hygienistg June Parton-Third, Ethel Gutlaizer-Cadet, Gradesg Bernice Eyg- nor-Second Row III-Neva Tullar--Fifthg Winifred Cook--Language, Englishg Hazel Bennett--Thirdg Myrle Wright- Fourthg Charlotte Merrell-Cafeteriag Flora Brenneman--Nurse, Attendanceg Rose Migliore--Homemakingg Alice Payne-English, Junior Highg Nancy Crane--Sixth, Gwen Reeves-Sixthg Genevieve Valentine--Mathe- matics, Junior High Row IV--Patricia Hale--Physical Education, Healthg Merton VanNamee-Scienceg Carlton Brown--Bandg Ed- ward Burke-Social Studies, Englishg Calla Green--Thirdg Walter Fisk-Guidance, Agricultureg Harold Payne-Industrial Artsg Kenneth Thomas--Agricultural Cadet, Esther Searle--Music Absent--Robert Bradbury-Physical Education, Coach, Health, Bertha VanVleck--Special Class r Student Covmczf Row I--Merle Loveless, Jack Stuck, Amelia Ticconi, Yvonne Hickey Row II--Ralph McCann, Janice Reed, Lucretia Larkin, Robert Crombach, Carol Foster Row III--Stanford VanNamee, Joseph Wilkinson, John VanNamee, Joanne Wiley, Beverly Paltz, Mrs. Searle 7

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REGINALD W. CROUSE MARION EDWARDS P1'Z.WC4D6l! One of the chief responsibilities of a school is to train students to think for themselves. This re- sponsibility has never been more vital than at present, because of the threats to our democratic way of life. We must not be misled by propagandists who try to sway us with mass psychology or by those who would lead us to give up our liberties with promises of security. The greatest protection we have against un-Ameri- can ideologies is a people trained to think before accepting UUE? they read or hear. I hope that this school is doing its part in training citizens equipped to accept their responsibilities. fgecfld The students of Leavenworth Central meet Miss Marion Edwards' smile and pleasant efficiency as school secretary in the main office and as the cashier in the cafeteria. Marion has learned to drive this year and now provides her own transportation to and from her home in North Rose. Board Of Edumizm 'Rev. Russell Henry-eElected l9A2g John Brandt--Elected 19h35 Lawrence Van Vleck--Elected l9L2g Arthur Eygnor--Elected 19313 Wynona Tyrrell-4C1erk of Boardg Morrison Wilmoth--Elected l9L9

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Tram spoffmizbn Floyd Briggs, Charles Bus-h, Glenn Scott, Eugene Fitch, Jack Har-gather, Roy Wiggins ,' Ralph Turner, Douglas Pitts, Samuel Thompson 434'- SQQQQOSQXQ- sm N, N MECHANICAL CAPERS Scotty repairs motor while Gene Fitch looks on. a N Charlotte Merrell teaches new helper, Doro- thy Hine, her duties. Harriet Breen, Charlotte Merrell--Cafeteria Manager, Mae Signor, Esther Chatfield, Margaret Wilcox, Sophia Loveless 8 .