Newfane High School - Century Yearbook (Newfane, NY)

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration Seniors Classes Junior High Grades Methodist Church 80 Qlcott 83 Wrights Corners 86 Sports Activities 5 1-1---J - .4-..- .Ll

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SEPT ocm Nov nec. DAN. Q FEB. ,,-,. MAR. 2 K ' e X APR. Il U N E. I MAY Through The e Hallowed Hall Through these hallowed halls manyci us have walked--some for the first time this year--some for the last. For those graduated, or soon to be graduated, these hallowed halls echo with many happy memories of years past. For those beginning their schooling at Newfane, these halls ring with laughter and new experiences in knowledge and friendships. Through these hallowed hal1s,as we stroll L1remeniscence,are found memories of the enjoyment and pleasure we had in the many extracurricular activities, of the hours spent in study, and.most of a1l,of the friendships formed. We remember the clubs and organizations, which served as a practice field for the learning acquired in the class room, and which helped to round out our education, making us better citizens. Sports bring back memories of sportsmanship and fellowship. Then, too, many times there has reverberated fun and laughter, as preparations were made for the parties, dances and plays, which contributed so much to the gaiety of our experiences with these hallowed halls. Yes, these hallowed halls do overflow with memories--wonderful memories--of work and play with our friends and fellow students. Our theme, HThrough these hallowed halls,U bring a touch of nostalgia as we remember years spent in fun and labor at Newfane Central School, our Alma Mater. Come, join us as we tour these hallowed halls. 4

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Mr. Haley, a graduate of Lockport Senior High School, attended Salem College in West Virginia, where he majored in biology and minored in chemistry. He began teaching in the science departmentci'Newfane Central three years ago, at which time he also became our class advisor. Throughout our higu school years,Mr. Haley was available always Unhelp solve ww problems or to work with us on class activities. He always gave ofhis time most willingly so that we could carry out our class projects succem- fully. To many in the Senior class, Mr.Haley has been not only a teacher and advisor, but also afriend with whonlthey could talk freely. We,the graduating class of 1958, respect- fully dedicate our yearbookto you, Mr. Haley, for the many hours you have spent patiently helping us in so many ways. DEDICATIO This year's theme can be easily interpreted in such a way that it symbol- izes our twelve years of learning at Newfane Central School. The last three years were three of the happiest years spent in school. One primary reason for this was the fact that we were fortunate to have as advisors, Miss Liddell and Mr. Haley, They were with us, helping and advising, guiding and suggest- vQv-'---1. -le--N v-nf'-3. W.