Minoa High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Minoa, NY)

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PRINCIPAL MR. LEE RISING We members of the class of '52 are most grateful to our prin- cipal, Mr. Rising, for the many kind and helpful things which he has done for us during our years in school. He has helped us in many waysp with both individual guidance and class activities. His personal interest in each of us has made our school life bet- ter and more worth while. We will all remember our pleasant relationship with Mr. Rising and wish to him and Mrs. Rising the best success in the future and in the classes that succeed us. BOARD OF EDUCATION FIRST ROW Mr Stanley Kellish Mr Hugh Butler Mr Donald Schaff, Mr. Lester Worfel SECOND ROW Mr Edward Hoppe Mr Lee Rising Mr Fred Todd

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RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTORS Rev Sheldon B. Stephen son Rev. Norbert Schead 'Individual man owes his first allegiance and responsibility only to God . Today, the world is beset by concem that men and women have lost the capacity to distinguish between right and wrong. People are shocked by the state of public morality and are gravely concerned that our moral fiber has been damaged. A large part. of the world has been trying to live without God, but laws of morality cannot be violated any- more than the laws of science. The State of New York is very fortunate in having a Board of Re gents which accepts the fact of cooperative responsibility of school and church and synagog and home for the spiritual education of young people. The Minoa High School community is indeed extremely fortunate to have clergymen of the type and quality of Rev. Stephenson, Father Nor- bert and Father Englebert, to lead and guide the moral and spiritual development of its Youth. Their sympathetic understanding and cooper- ation are to be cherished jealousy, for this harmony cannot be found in every community. To the Youth, these men issue the challenge 'Go forth and follow Christ all the days of your life. L. R. R. R