Port Byron Central High School - Panther Yearbook (Port Byron, NY)

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Bndgmg the Gap vb xx X,- 5 ar-4 'ii 'Q' A portron of the New York State Thruvw 1y whrth crosses our state. from Buffalo to New York, passes just north of our xrllage Thrs stltt project has furnrshctl employment for many of our local workers It h1s also brought many other workers to our communrty Many of the chrltlren from these new famrlres hut entered our school Sexerxl of our stuednts rule over thxs budge each day school rs rn sessron ' 3-ilwEfHr.L.I alw- gxa 19 Q I ,. 5' fl? Y' ,M , 'tj WI if ' L l l ' I I I ll 'fax ,, l N 1-f'-, -,. Y ,n l I ll 1 ' .mv .A-',' K ' A '. -,.r- . 'E 'I-A '4w V '71 ,xv l 15 t : , vi:-, Maw. . 1 f:+ -'.' 1- :'?F?-F'W.::,'. ' A1'f.gg-.7 ,g '. ' -p .. '1--1, kgs- e '--'ag-s -- - , 2 . YL , l' 2 A Y A V4 I- . A D ' A . L 41 I In V V 2 . . . GN . . . . I . K .- .,U , 0- , 3-5 if , ' . x' ' . 4 .I 1 . 1 . S5 s 5 . - . 'U : . Q x .

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Directing Student Activities nN T' 56 am. iss lxraylsa H Marshall D Smith Mr Mislsell I Laraway E Schweizer A t s inriru eau st oo vear t e stutents in grades sucn through me st Lletr y L ct a it t L te s tic Sturt ntimil tar the ytir These offiters tontlutt the meetinies oreanizc sturnnt .umitits intl lsup the recorts Ut tourse these officers arf. not the only ones who run the orietnizatiori lath trade from sexen throuuh melxe has its representatiyts that are passed .ire presented to either Mr Gates or to Mr Lehn for final .ipproyal The Lountil null draw up J Lonstitution listinu the rights of the stu ltnts .ml of th Council Through the Ntutlent Council the school vyill benefit The Countil will he taking tart of extracurricular activities and the teachers yuh of running these extra atttyities Students after hem: mcmhcrs of the ttvuntil will lm lwtter prepared after they Qfilsluaif? I0 WL 200ml yoters .mtl utizens of the United States Charting Our Program F Mills M Tutton H Casey L xtxational uuit ance program of our sthool under thc liruti n 1 Nliss Tutton is secont to none Wit the all of yarious attitude tests and other records Nliss Tutton endeavors to adyise eath student on the program hc should take durinu high school and his plans after graduation Trips are arranged to various colleges and universities for interested students The zuidance department is without iiuihr one of the most important in the school for the many decisions it must make each year affect 'he entire liyes of many of our stu. ents . . I I C 4 Q-- I' . X' - ' 1 L I -. X . .5 V .ttliAlL:'1'1Aof- h.h lt' h l ' A - A' l'- '- lwjvcr- lwllc h'offi -r of llf l-nr who present- hill- drawn up hy' the students. Then the COUl'lLll,lNi'lIl1V-Illt 'help of its la-lvisors either pass or reiett the hills. The lillls Q.. , 'V - X. .'..x .Ah K-KVL 'S .I O ' ' 't u cf. l s . 'wi ' ' '...' . ' ' ' it . i. ll

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Checkmg Our BOd1CS 1 Qc 1 Pre School Clxmc Mrs Catherxne Shetler I. Longear I. Tomenga D Snyder The year before a chxld IS admrtted to Port Byron Central he attends our pre school cl1n1c vshere he IS gxven a thorough physxcal examxnatron by Dr Stone school dentnst Dr Ruppel school physrcran and Mrs Murray school nurse Thus IS to detect any physxcal rrregularrty whnch may be present even nf rt 15 a dxsease or a natural affltctron Chrldren who have not been rmmumzed to communrcable drseases can be so at no charge Any drsease vshlch may be drscovered 1n the process of thxs cl1n1c wrll be prevented from reachrng the other chtldren whrch mrght happen rf the health department was not on the alert The chrlclren also haxe a better chance to get along rn ktndergarten wrth therr schoolmates rf they are on an equal footrng physncally Parents and nurses of our communlty ard ln thrs project 20 C I I l .V . 1 , T7 t l , 1' 9 I I . X 4 A L ' A I , ' t Q. i J. I-lumbert, Mrs. Mary Lehn, Mrs. Marian MacDuftie, Mrs. Mary Murray, B. Faatz, Dr. Ruppel.