Mayville Central High School - Pacemaker Yearbook (Mayville, NY)

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- 71 V iw A i 'i ww, VN x , . gi if .viii WL, TODAY Today is the day to do things. Accom- plish as much today as you are able, and be done with it. Some blunders and mis- takes creep in. Forget them as soon as you can. As the old saying goes, There is no use crying over spilled milk. Today is a new day. Begin it well and with spirits too high to be encumbered with yesterday's errors. It is a good day, filled with hopes and opportunities. Live today, and all the todays, don't waste time, thoughts, and energy on yesterdays, today. ADMINISTRATIO THE ART OF LIVING One of the many contributions of the ancient Greeks to civilization was the art of living. The art of living can be cultivated, the more we stock our minds with interesting thoughts, the richer we are. And these riches remain, they cannot be lost. They add to the happiness and to the excitement of daily living . . . melancholy visits the empty mind and settles there, the mind full of interesting or exciting ideas cannot be invaded by depression . . . the ideas that come from one's work, from reading, from thought, from music, from art, and from mere observation of the world of men and women are, curiously enough, both a refuge and an inspiration. They refresh and they stimulate. The best insurance against old age and disability is an interesting mind. s if ll- ':': Q Q if ski,

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Seated Cleft to rightl: Ruth Whitney, English, Jeannette Anderson, commercial, Arline Johnson, Junior High history, Helen Martin, languages, Jennie Sommers, librarian, Shirley Oehser, Junior High Eng- lish, Charlotte Phillips, social studies, Geraldine Steward, homemakig, Mrs. Fisher, Latin, Wilma Mc- Allister, art. Standing lleft to rightl: Harris Steward, academic principal, Barbara Clement, 'girls' physical educa- tion, William Martin, Junior High mathematics, Viola Pemberton, nurse, Robert Schmidt, industrial arts, Norman Reno, agriculture, Francis Malinoski,, boys' physical education, Emery Letham, science, Willis Sprague, mathematics, Homer Fleming, history, Richard Thompson, guidance and English, Phyl- lis Gould, vocal music, Theodore Petersen, administrative principal, absent from the picture: Raymond Scott, instrumental music, FACULTY Seated Cleft to rightl: Clare Kennedy, sixth grade, Eva Leet, second grade, Hazel Hitchcock, fifth grade, Mary Parker, fifth grade, Eugenia Hannum, third grade, Frances Holmes, fourth grade, Helen Bell, kindergarten. Standing ileft to rightl: William Hesslink, fifth grade, Beatrice Gustafson, third and fourth grade, Ruth Bowman, third grade, Laura Cady, sixth grade, Melvina Burton, second grade, Irene Griswold, first grade, Nancy Hennessey, kindergarten, Edith Beck. substituting for Evelyn Calson, fourth grade, Dau- phine Bullock, first grade, Richard Reffner, elementary supervisor and speech. Es?- ' ' '2-Wi

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