Red Creek Central High School - Centralite Yearbook (Red Creek, NY)

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For five years Mr. Donald Munson has worked in the service of our schools. At first he was a commercial teacher at the High School buildingg then he was made principal of the Margaret Cuyler Elementary School. lie attended Ithaca State Teachers' College, St. Lawrence University, Syracuse University, and Oswego State Teachers' College. He has received his B.S. degree and is now working towards his Ixlaster's. Mr. Munson resides in Red Creek with his wife and two daughters, Donna and Marcia. MR. ANTll0NY ST. PHILLIPS MR. INDNALD MUNSON Mr. Anthony St. Phillips is serving our school in a double capacity. Not only is he the princi- pal of the Fair Haven Elementary School, but he also teaches science there in Grades Four through Six. Mr. St. Phillips, who resides with his wife and two sons in Fair Haven received his B.S. degree at Oswego State Teachers' College and is now working on his Master's degree at Syracuse University.

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MR. HOWARD WHIPPLE Long before we even dreamed of our post-high school years, Mr. Kenneth Sicke was planning our future for us. He holds at his finger- tips the answers to our questions. In his office one can find all the necessary tools to discover which vocation, which college is the best for his interests. Mr. Sicke is constantly writing to colleges to keep his files up to date. He is always ready and will- ing to talk with any student as a friend or as a counselor. The students of Red Creek Central are especially grateful for his unfail- ing service. Mr. Sicke has two sonsg Kenneth, Jr., who is attending Cornell Collcgeg and Danny, who is in second grade. Last September we welcomed our new business administrator, Mr. Howard Whipple, who is replacing Mr. Sherman Folnsbee. Mr. Whipple graduated from Ilion High School and has previously been business manager at Poland Central School and at Griffith Institution in Springville. He has lived in Fair Haven since moving here in August 1961. Mr. Whipple is married and has two daughters, Marlene and Doreen. MR. KENNETH SICKE

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THE TEACHERS WHO KEEP THE THRCH 0E KNOWLEDGE BURNING As our country's mighty industrial and commercial capacity increases, its need for managers, clerks, secretaries, and other specialized workers in the business fields of these great industries also increases. It is this need that the Business Department under the direction of Mr. Claflin and Mr. Crisafulli satisfy. The commercial subjects are specialized for direct preparation for Work after high school or for higher education. Courses offered here are Business Law, Business Management, Business Mathematics, Salesmanship, Introduction to Business, Office Practice, Consumer Problems, Shorthand, Bookkeeping, and Typing. Mr. Donald Claflin, commercial teacher, attended Clarkson College of Technology where he earned his B.B,A, degree. He has also attended Syracuse University and St. Lawrence University and will soon hold a Master degree. Besides teaching six business subjects, he is the Junior Class Adviser and Business Manager of the Cen- tralite, Mr. Claflin 's home is in the foothills of the Adirondacks, at DeKalb Junction. Mr. Louis Crisafulli attended Lemoyne College, Oswego State Teachers' College and Syracuse Uni- versity and has a B,B,A, degree. Mr. Crisafulli is a co-op teacher between Wolcott and Red Creek High Schools. He teaches commercial courses in both schools. He, his wife, and three children, Mary Lou, Sue Anne, and Thomas Joseph, make their home in Oswego.