Morris Central High School - Morrisanian Yearbook (Morris, NY)

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.Principal s Address to the C lass of 1963 The years ahead are certain to be influ- enced by the products of today's schools. Gov- ernment, industry, the Armed forces, private business, and other endeavors will find their fu- ture leaders from among the millions of youth who are completing their secondary education this year. Those youth who have persevered enough to attain the goal of a high school di- ploma may proudly proclaim this achievement. Many will not be content to rest on these laurels, however, but will set higher goals. Further training beyond high school is al- most a must these days. On the heads and shoulders of the graduates of institutions of high- er learning will fall the responsibilities of the nation. A rich American heritage is available to all citizens of our country. Your share of this heritage will depend greatly on your preparation, your capabilities,your skills, and how you adapt yourself to the world. My admonition is to grasp every opportunity to improve yourself, and make the best use of these in securing a better education, a better career for the future, and in so doing, make a better America. MR. WARREN B. RYTHER JR. , Principal

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Board of Education Dr. Payton, Mr. Richards, Mr. Sherman Mrs. Elliott, Mr. Poling, President, Mr. Matteson MRS. KNAPP Secretary

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-H acuity MR. KNAPP MR. CLEMENT mr. Mcelroy MR. FOULTZ MR. STAFFORD MR. KAILAN MISS FLO MRS. ENCK MR. LYONS MR. DIMAO MR. COUDEN MRS. BLAISDELL MRS. CHASE MRS. DODGE MR. HORNKETH MRS. KOTMEL MRS. DUROE MRS. DELANEY MR. SOMBORSKI MR. GRIESMER MISS LENHARDT MRS. CERRA MRS. GREULICH MRS. NIELSEN MR. McGONIGAL MRS. HILSINGER MRS. MEYER MRS. MILLER MRS. DIXSON MRS. MILLIKEN MRS. COLVIN MRS. SCOTT