Mexico Central High School - Mexiconian Yearbook (Mexico, NY)

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Cfflce Staff SIX years affo after the xeslgnatlon of our former pr1nc1pal there xx as a need for a new man Mr Stephen Stanton then agrlculture teacher seemed to have all the quallflcatlons for the Job T1me has Justnied the trust placed IH hlm All that a man could b as an executxve hc has been But more than that he has been a fr1end to everyone ovel and over pxovlng the WISEHCSS of the choice made by the Board of Educatlon Mrs Helen Moore as our pr1nc1 pals secretary has fulfilled the many dutles of her Job more than capably She has never been too busy to look after the needs of the student body g.-nl Mlss Joyce Stone a recent grad u'1te of the academy has accepted her dlltlffb at MACS vxhxle fittlng 1nto the atmosphere of school lxfe as rf she were st1ll a student Nonetheless she had l6CC1VEd the lespect of all

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DEDICATION l N ALBERTA ROWE e the Class of nrneteen hundred and frfty two ln dedrcatrnv our annual respectfully dedrcate rt to Eleanor Alberta and Reatha Rowe Eleanor attended school ln New Haven at MACS and graduated from Central Hlgh School rn Syracuse New York Her trarnrng course was taken at Oswego State Teachers College She taught IH Mexrco rural schools untrl centralrzatlon and srnce has been assrffned to the Palermo school Her flrst school was the orrgrnal No 9 rn New Haven Alberta attended Neve Haven grade school MACS and graduated from Oswego State Teachers College She has taught here for fourteen years Prrcr to thls trme she ta rght ln schools rn the sur roundrng area She has been actrve rn youth vxork rn the cornmunrty Reatha also attended schools rn thrs area and graduated from Oswego State Teachers Colle e rn 1929 She took courses rn Syracuse Unrversrty Rcatha has tau ht at 'VLACS for fourteen vears Before thrs she also tau ht at the vrllage school rn New Haven for nrne years Bv then rnterest m the chrldrens affarrs ELEANOR ROWE REATHA ROWE everv chrld thev have taught and by therr devo ron to duty rn the clxssroonr thex hue set an example for each chrld to follow In honorrng these three teachers the Class of no nes destrxtd rtcognrtron to r total ol srxts live vears of servrce to the young people of thrs drstrrct lat e roup of students vthose llves hate been enrrched and enlarged as a result of then assocratron mth the Rome srsters 4 K . .I 1 . X . - v V I . ' D 4 .D . D . 'w ' ' 1 ' ' It - . , , ,,- t, , , 2 A . . 1 . A U . . D . h ' 5 ' ' . .', they have become an inspiration to each and ' - 1 ' . ' . Zn... . I , 1 , . X L 4 '. h ' ,- .L ' . - 'H ' l a .g Q . K. A. , -, ' , ' ' - -X ' ' -' . ,,',. . .

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JUINIOP HIGH PALERWIO LAFE FILRIA MISS STONE MRS WILCOX MISS TOOLEY MR HUMBERT MR DUBOIS 8 v L A E Bus DRIVERS I CUSTODIANS . U' -, . H E 1 I Y