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

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DED ICA-H0 I r 5 X 53 4 fb C cm E35 as i 0 !825?'i95?'Z959Q,4675SGZ,NiQ75Q3dX Miss Eileen LaPan, In today's world of carelessness and indifference, it is indeed rare that a person is found who possesses sincere concern and warmth. We at Massena High School can consider ourselves extremely fortunate in that we have such a person with us. That person is Miss Eileen LaPan. A teacher at Massena High for six years. Miss LaPan has, from the start, shown all who have known her, not only as an instructor, the firm yet sincere affection that is the mark of a good teacher. However, good cannot adequately describe Miss LaPan. She is understanding when she knows something is wrong, strict when she is right, and full of praise when one does his best. Most important, she is completely honest and thus, one always knows the truth whatever it may be. Our years at Massena High School over, we'll walk out the front doors for the last time into a new world called maturity. In time we will appreciate the foresight and wisdom of our teachers. For each of us, there will be one teacher who will stand out as a favorite. Miss Eileen LaPan will be that one teacher to a great many of us. To those of us who have been taught by her, we are greater in knowledge, To those of us who have not, it is indeed unfortunate but regardless, the entire class of 1963 dedicates this yearbook to her. To adequately express our love and gratitude would be impossibleg but by this dedication, we can show a small portion of the high regard we have for her.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS FACULTY SENIORS UNDERCLASSMEN SPGRTS ACTIVITIES

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