Newfane High School - Century Yearbook (Newfane, NY)

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Mr Cleaveland L. Mott Mr Duane E. Taylor Mr. Luther B. Treichler To The Board of Education, A ballet cannot be produced without the pres- ence of the sponsors. The seniors, or stars of the ballet, are very grateful for the many things which you, the sponsors, have done for us through- out our school careers. We shouldlike, especiany, to express our appreciation to you for allowing us to improve our yearbook by the addition of twenty- four pages and by the new hard covers which are -being used in addition to the soft covers. We trust Hmtyou will enjoy our edition of He Century, which is, we feel, bigger and better because of your generosity. ' A ' The Senior Class of 1957 Newfane Central School lost a valued leader, co-worker, and friend, Miss M. Gazelle Hoffman, who died September ll, 1956. Miss Hoffman had served efficiently as the District Superintendent of Schools of the Third Supervisory District for over forty years, and she had become a familiar figure to all those who were associated with this school for any length of time. Because she had a very active part in the early stages ofthecentralization of Newfane, and because of her deep interest in all things that concerned Newfaue Central Miss Hoffman will live on in the memories of all, and her lasting influence will be felt by many more people in the coming years. MEMORY MISS HOFFMAN Mr. Raymond G Gaskill Mr. Richard C Beutel

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Supervising Principal Mr. Clifford H, Bentley Director of Elementary Education Mr. Malcolm Redmore Director of Secondary Education Mr. George Bligh dministration Directors The administration, faculty, staff, and student body of Newfane Central extend their warmest congratulations to Mr. Clifford H. Bentley,who has compmted a quarter century of service to the school as its principal. Under his guidance and direction, Newfane Central has grown and developed into a school which will be long remembered by those associated with it. 10 4 I 4 1 ..1