Newfane High School - Century Yearbook (Newfane, NY)

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DEDICATION The Senior Class of 1954 respectfully dedicates this edition of the Century to Mr. Redmore. He is one of the top men playing the role of director on our school stage. The Seniors first met Mr. Redmore when he was their seventh grade teacher. Coming here in Sep- tember, 1948, he taught in the Junior High for three years. In 1951 he became the Elementary Supervisor, meeting all problems with quiet efficiency. A friend to a1l,Mr. Redmore has helped with many daily, weekly, and yearly performances. His cheerful manner and ready smile have helped to light our stage for six years. We hope that he will be at Newfane for many years to come.

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OUR THEME nAll the Wor1d's a stage And all the men and women merely players. They have their exits and their entrances: And one man in his time plays many parts, ---- N -NAS You Like It,n Act Il, Sc. 7 This year-we are thinking of our school as a stage and the life of the school as a dramatic production. The Board of Education is comparable to the producers, while the ad- ministrators are the directors, and the members of the faculty,the assistant directors. The office staff provides the script writers. Leads in the production are taken by the senior class, underclassmen become the supporting players, understudies are the junior high studentsgand the grades provide the child stars. An important part of any production is the backstage work. The custo- dians, cafeteria workers, and bus drivers constitute the stage crew. During the production the players indeed take many parts. They may be performing as scholars, on the sports scene, in the realm of music, orin the field of publications. Now let us take our places in the audience as the curtain rises. 6

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WE PRESENT ADMINISTRATIO I FORMALLY The Smiling Top Director Our Photography Director Leading With Guidance Friend of the Grades k H 1 1 I Uwe Thank You, largeu-- The Staff Than 8 For e P ng urge '8