Pittsford Central High School - Hi Lights Yearbook (Pittsford, NY)

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Alma Mater Proudly stands our Alma Mater Towering high above the town, Holding firm the hearts she gathers Trusting each may gain renown. Loyal to our Alma Mater, Cherished by a common tie, We will sing the praises ever, Of our dear, old Pittsford High. Chorus. Onward then, we must not falter, Ever strive to reach the goal, Knowing that our Alma Mater Courage brings to every soul. 4

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is dedicated ---5 ,N 4, l 1135 WX r Y f X 1 A o n UQ! 5 ' ff W HDHHJVUMD K li-HIGH-IJQCH-IOCIL Allen, A. D. Grover, Robert M Pratt, Harry Bills, Homer Graves, Charles Robertson, George S. Ballieul, Ferdinand A. Gilmore, Franklin Roggie, Albert J. Jr Bacon, Howard Gilbert, Leo Reggie, Wm. Buholtz, Franklin Gilman, Edward Ransom, James A. Boyce, Harry ' Haltke, Wm. Ray Rylott, Pierce Bachman, George f Holtke, Donald R. Rylotr, Bruce Burdett, James Hanley, George T. Jr Renner, Wm. Brownell, Wm. Hanley, Gordon Steele, John Brodine, Barron Hanley, Donald Shulenburg, Frank Brodine, Adolph Baker, Paul Barrett, Robert Barnard, Gerald Bennett, Gordon Bennett, Bill Burden, Roger Clark, Arthur Clark, Wm. G. Clark, Robert P 'Commisso, Nicholas Crighton, Wm. G. Cutari, John Cutari, James Crump, Walter B. Crump, Stanley C. Curtis, Lewis B Cahill, Bernard Crotts, Bill Case, Norwood Dillman, George W. Dyer, Kenneth F. Dyer, Francis Deering, Charles H. Dodgson, Frank Emery, George Earls, Harold Fisher, Richard Fuller, Richard Gilman, Grover F Gaskin, Irving Gaskin, ldwin S. Gott, Orrin Hicks, Charles l. Hulbert, Ray Hutchinson, H. G. Harrison, Richard Harrison, Thomas Johnson, Robert Jensen, John W Jensen, Charles G. Kennedy, John Kostecke, Edward Kassel, Allred Knickerbocker, Theodore Lusk, Franklin P. Lusk, Elmer Lusk, Irving Lusk, Sidney Leaper, Sidney Lord, Hornet McCarthy, Larry Millirnan, Dean Mueller, Norman Molx, Emmet Minnamon, Jacob Nobor, Junior M Neighbor, Everett Pcrrigo, Glenn Patchen, Robert Pc-ck, Floyd C. Palmer, James A Prutzman, Gordon F. Perkins, Harold Place, John H Pratt, Wm Shantz, Alson M. Stevens, James G. Snyder, Daniel Straight, Howard Sullivan, Adrian Spiegle, Paul Smith, Walton Spiegle, Richard Teiper, Fred Thawley, Alvin T. Tharnell, Lloyd A. Teipcr, Jack Utz, Janet VanBrockIin, Robert tw Vincent, Stewart T. Voorhees, Robert R. Wright, Harold Wright, Gordon Wnrriner, Karold Webster, Karl G. Wilson, Dick Warden, Al Zimmerman, George Zimmerman, Arthur Zimmerman, Edward Zimmer, Richard Zornaw, Ross :Killed in Action Plus Many Others Whose Names Were Not Available. L J X to our begs in service

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To gon who graduate: You and I came into Pittsford High School together as Freshmen four years ago, Perhaps we have learned some things together. I would not pre- tend to advise you now, but I do want to tell you some things I believe to be true. If I could help you it would be by giving you a chance to help your- selves. I would rather be able to inspire you than dictate to you. I think it is not nearly so important to be rich, or famous, or power- ful, as it is to radiate health, cheerfulness, courage, and good will. It is much better to be simple, frank, natural, clean in mind and body, than to live with hate, envy, jealousy, and fear. I believe we ought to meet any obstacle and face any difficulty un- abashed and unafraid. We do not amount to much until we have found pa- tience through pain, courage through being afraid, and determination through failure. Other boys and girls have gone out from this school hoping to build their own careers, but they have had to forget their own careers for a time in a larger service for oppressed mankind. You, too, will have a part in that service. You must not be resentful about it. Every generation must pay an installment on the price of liberty and you are making up for some past fail- ures to pay. It seems less important for this school to teach you how to pilot a plane, handle a bayonet, or sight a machine gun, than to have built self-in- tegrity and courage in you. I wish for each of you the happiest life you can find, but I assure you that you will not find it by looking for it. It will come to you in helping others to find it. Glenn C. Harris 5 .