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

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MR WILLIAM BLITER THE CLASS 0E 1962 PROCLAIMS THE DEIHCATIHN 0E THE CENTHALlTE T0 l l lt has been said tliat loyalty deserves praise. In tlie past twelve years Mr. Sliter lias served our school as lvotlt an Industrial Arts and Matlieniaiics tt-aclier. lle is liiglrly re- spected as a teaclier and a friend of our class, Ile gave ns tlie courage to do wliai was liard and tlie spirit to persevere. llc sliowed us the value of good study liabits and time budgeting. lle always added a spark of liumor to liis classes, yet not one class period passed Ivy witliout an accomplislnnent of some sori, wlietlier it he a session on logaritlims or a lecture on liow to raise strawberries. lle lias always been willing to devote any time lie co.1ld to lielp students wiili difficulties in regard to class work or even to lielp the seniors prepare for seliolarsliip examinations. We would like to tliank you for dedicating your good example and influence for our welfare and in return, we tlie Class of l962 dedicate our book to you, Mr. Sliter.

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THEME - THE SPARK WITHIN KINDLES THE FLAME 0E AMBITION WHICH LIGHTS THE WAY T0 ACHIEVEMENT Born into every being is a spark of ambition, which with the encouragement of others and through individual effort, can be kindled into a flame of achievement. At an early age, one approaching a vast unknown world, stands at its aperture ready to hold his torch high as he passes along the uncertain road to the awaiting goal of succe s s , No man can walk the way alone. Often the flame grows dim when the darkness of disappointment surrounds, and even a slight breath of impatience can extinguish its delicate glow: however, someone is always there to renew its vigor and to keep it burning. Each step increases its brightness until the flame of achievement is constant and unwavering. A SETTING Fon KINDLING AMBITIHN AND ACHIEVEMENT TABLE 0E CIINTENTS Dedication .............. 3 Board of Education . . . 4 Administration . . . . 5 Faculty .... . . 8 Activities . . . . 35 Classes .... . . 55 Advertisements . . . . . 69 2 t

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MR. MORRIS J. LIVINGSTON The Red Creek Central Board of Edu- cation welcomes a new member this year, Mr. Morris I. Livingston. The new Dis- trict Superintendent has under his super- vision a Wide area including Red Creek, Wolcott, North Rose, Williamson, Wayne Central, Sodus and Marion schools. Mr. Livingston comes to our school with a wide range of experience, having been District Superintendent of Schools since 1940 except for four years when he served in the United States Navy. Although he serves around 9, OOO chil- dren in his work, he has no children of his own. l-le resides with his wife in William- son. In his leisure time he enjoys reading, fishing, and hunting. Mr. Livingston's experience, his friendly personality, his interest and con- cern over the welfare of his schools, and his willingness to work hard make him an ideal man for this responsible position. We are sure he will fulfill his obligations to the utmost. BOARD 0F EDUCAIIDN 'if -Q? 1. Q , . , . 5 1-.Q 'sf -if-sa' .sz Ji af! '11 ,Y,. .' sfgl D. Alberding, G. Frost, A. Curtis, president, I.. Fitch, E, Wood, W. VanGraafeiland, B. Craine, M. Watford. Free public education would be an impossibility without the democratic organization of the Board of Education. The primary interest of this distinguished group, headed by Mr. Albert Curtis, is to provide the best possible means of public education for every student. The members of the Board determine school policy and appropriate money for up -to -date books, supplies, and salaries for all personnel of the school. They ineet regularly on the second Wednesday of each month in the High School building. We, the Class of 1962, wish to thank the Board oi' Education for every opportunity it has given us to receive a good education. 4