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

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Mr Alan Prudom, Miss Janice Tallman, Mr. Gary Morrison. 0 ,f '.f .v,..ff' ' ' ' The field of English is puzzling because its realm is undefinable. It's not proseg it's not poetryg it's not grammarg it's not televisiong it's not the newspaperg it's not the latest activity of the U.N. It's none of these--but all of these. To those who possess an insati- able curiosity, science affords in- exhaustible fascination. Even to those who are of a lexss probing nature, science gives a general understanding of nature's laws. Miss Elizabeth Herrala, Miss Rosemary Eiholzer, Miss Mary Jeanne Hodson, Mr. Arnold Carlson, Miss Enes Novelli.

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Dear Class of 1957 Everyone assocrated wrth your class wrll derrve much mformatrve enjoyment from thrs flne yearbook Not only rs rt an excellent documentatron of school affarrs but rt IS also symbolrc of your hrgh level of achrevement at thrs school All schools are dedrcated to the trarnrng of mdrvrduals and to rncreasmg the maturrty of these 1nd1v1duals for full partrcrpatron rn any socrety Certamly the productron of thrs publrcatron as a co operatrve venture shows umque rndrvrdual abrlrty and rts harmonrous development mto effectrve group performance ln all of your endeavors we have been proud of the ef frcrent manner rn whrch oblxgatrons have been fulfrlled Space does not permrt the recountrng of the many achreve ments and drstmctrons shared by members of the Class of 57 Academrc honors and exemplary performances rn athletics musrc class actrvrtles and servrce groups are but a few of the hrghlrghts whrch others rn the student LLFT YOUR SAILS and contmue rn the f1ne tradr trons you have establrshed durrng these rmportant years We wrll watch w1th rnterest your future progress It rs more than pleasurable for me to Jom the students and members of the faculty rn extendrng congratulatrons and good wrshes You w1ll surely CATCH THE WINDS OF DESTINY Very smctrely Herbert C Bettrnger HERBERT C BETTINGIQR Mlss Sherla Clausen Mrss Sally Crump Mrs Marlon Schoen AW Sm Mr. Hall lS a very busy man Makmg out schedule cards sendlng ln college applrcatrons gxvrng l Q tests 0 0 0 ' ' i and extolllng the merrts of a Pontrac leave hun l1ttle Robert Hall I1 me for lersure, body will long remember. , ' 0 0 9 -0 ff I

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1. if , Y I f , it its . ',,l Y No subject like math offers so great a challenge to the man whc strives to achieve perfectiong so great a pleasure to the man who thinks clearlyg so great a source of torment to the man who does neither. FW u X Miss Hilda Sullivan, Mr. John Costello, Mx. Richard Gumina, Miss Sylvia Beck. o Mr. Kenneth Kreiser, Miss Barbara Butts, Miss Kathryn McCarthy. History is comparable to a jig- saw puzzle. At first it is a series of unrelated facts and dates to be memorized. But eventually these facts and dates coagulate and form patterns which, in turn, give the student a clearer view of the pres- ent.