Massena Central High School - Tatler Yearbook (Massena, NY)

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ation Mr. Waller S. Wilson Superinlendenl ol Massena Public Schools The lirsl day ol school lor many mem- bers ol lhe class ol I948 was lwelve years ago. Some six years laler, lhe lime came lo enler high school. Now il is gradualion lime. Our lives revolve around imporlanl limes and innporlanl happenings. Some- limes in lhe lighl ol lhese limes and hap- penings, we lose lraclc ol lhe imporlonl worlc, developing sound ideals, beliefs and principles. Your school lile hos given you a slarl on lhe developmenl ol lhese basic lundamenlals, ll is our hope lhal you will all lind lime lo develop lhem lurlher and lo use lhem in your own lile as cilizens ol our world. Mr. Huberl W. Perkins Principal of Mossena Junior- Senior High School Commencemenl marlcs lhe end ol one phase ol lhe graduale's educalion and eilher lhe beginning of anolher or a slarl in lhe world al some sorl ol iob. Regard! less ol whal lhe silualion may be we musl always remember lhal, in school or oul, old or young, lor lhose who are going lo be successlul, learning will always be a conlinuous process. 3 Miss Dorolhy l. Hall Vice-Principal ol Massena Junior-Senior High School The mon behind lhe desk ol lhe lorgesl in- duslrial company in our land and lhe man behind lhe slrongesl prison bars have had lhe some amounl ol lime, Time is lhe es- sence ol lile, How will you use yours?

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Lef To Righlx Dr. Frederick C. Mason, Mr. John K. lbach, Mr. WalTer S. Wilson, Mr. John W. Whalen Mr Philip H. FaITer, Dr. Charles F. Prairie. OFFICERS: PresidenT, Charles F, Prairie: Vice-PresidenT, Fredericlc C. Mason: Clerlc WalTer S. Wilson: Treasurer, I-lenry W. Taylor: CollecTor, ArThur L. Tracy: School Physicians, R. F. Mcfbxloon, MD., U. R. PlanTe, MD.: SuperinTendenT OT Buildings Edward McCormick. STANDING COMMITTEE: Teachers-All Board Members: Finance, John R. lbach Thomas L. FiTzpaTriclc: AThleTics, Charles F. Prairie: bloazzdnff ' The class aT l948 in adopTing Time as The Theme Tor This year's TaTIer mighT well consider as a moTTo The old proverb--Time waiTs Tor no man, since so many opporTuniTies are losT by procrasTinaTion and The misuse oT hours and days, The value OT which is noT apparenT during The period aT youTh buT realized wiTh regreT laTer in liTe. l.osT Time can noT be recalled and, unless This is lcepT in mind, more Than one golden opporTuniTy may be missed because oT The non-recogniTion of The value aT presenT Time. Today wiTh The greaT advanTages and wonderTul TaciliTies in The Tield oT educaTion There is pracTically an unlimiTed horizon oT endeavor and opporTuniTy open To The youTh oT This greaT counTry of ours, iT They are awalce To Their opporTuniTies, and realize The value oT Time To prepare Themselves in The highesT possible degree To Take Their places To- morrow as sincere, inTeresTed and inTelligenT ciTizens, The Type of men and women The world needs Today. Charles F. Prairie

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awww jbna bzarlzm many leuom. Q mcse: me ous A 1 ii nvonrss, I 9 ENGLISH DEPARTMENT: Jean I George, M.A.g Frances M. Mahoney S.: Virginia Baerman, B.A.: Maurice Lowry, B.S. em 7-pi SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT: Sfanley Young, B.A.g Flor- ence Ornsfedf, B.S.g Parker Downs, M.S.g James T. McFar- land, B.S. i FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT: Mrs. Mary Reynolds, MargueriIe Ough, B. S.: Charles Robb, B.S.: Wayne Cardyg Isiffingl Miss Inez Nease. M.M. M.A.: Hazel Tamblin, M.A.: Winni: 'fred Romsdell, B.A.g Doris Cole, M.