Mynderse Academy - Myndersian Yearbook (Seneca Falls, NY)

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x t I 23 Back Rufw: Robert McChubbin, Musicq Raymond Radtke, Industrial Artg George Wilber, Guidance, Adult Edu cationg Robert Masterson, Special Classes and Coachingg john Bourdon, Mathematics, Visual Education, Coach ingg John McGrath, Commercial Subjects and Coaching. Frmgt Rofw: Raymond Becker, Commercial Subjects Frank Cooley, Science, Intramural Athletics g Helen Spencer, Commercial Subjects Q Stanley Marshall, Science and Coaching, Emily Smith, Social Studies, Raymond Winthrop, Advanced Mathe matics and Coaching, Doris Jacobs, junior High Mathematics, Anne Seld, French and Social Studies, Carl Rogers Algebra and Social Studies. , 12 .Il -I 4 ,QW K . 1- -dv , ' Q92 . 5- 5 V ., -A 4. by ,. ,, . A .1 ' l 's ' cs-'P MI R. .2 1 ' - J-ef-'Q' . 115, 'Z V fieff. . il'l2.f,e .m W ?q1,?. 1l 2 h up t. 4,54 I ll V PPLE FOR

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VICE-PRINCIPAL JOHN C. FRASER B.S. Ithaca College M.S. Cornell University Class of 1951: Today the World offers opportunties in the fields of business, professional life and government for responsible citizens of high moral character. Since the materialistic tendencies that exist can only be counteracted by people of courageous moral convictions, young grad- uates will do well to scrutinize carefully the many seemingly modern philosophies that they will encounter. After all, the reason some things are old is that they have had the intrinsic Worth to stand up against continuous assault upon their exist- ence. They have stood up to one of the greatest tests-THE TEST OF TIME. Sincerely yours, John C. Fraser PRINCIPAL B.S. Colgate University M.S. Syracuse University To the Class of 1951: Your theme, School Days, should bring many happy recollections. You, if successful, have formed many friendships, and, I hope, have developed a sincere phi- losophy which may lead to your success. In these critical days, unless you, and others like you, are ready to give the lead- ership and service required, our democracy and freedom may disappear from the earth. I am hoping what you have learned may furnish a little of the stimulation which will-make you citizens that a democracy needs. Sincerely yours, Frank W. Vogel

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Back Rofw: Gladys Shutts, Vocal Music, Grace Miller, Elementary Art, Chiyono Kuwaye, Junior High Social Studies, Marguerite Clark, Physical Education, Mary Etta Roy, Homemaking, Ellen McAllister, English, Dra- matics, Public Speaking, Edna Trulan, Art. Standing: Mary Miller, Latin, Social Subjects, Doris Wilson, English, Teresa Compitello, Librarian, Grace Gibbs, Junior High English, Louise Shannon, English, Lillian Oliver, Social Studies, Lucile Plummer, Junor High English, julia H. O'Brien, English. Other faculty members not in pictures: George Davis, Physical Education, Director of Athletics, Lucy Cardwell, Homemaking, Hazel Welcher, Junior High Social Studies, Vincent Davies, Industrial Arts, and Driver Training, Wallace Smith, String Instruments. 13 THE TEACHER