Red Jacket Central High School - Sagoyewatha Yearbook (Shortsville, NY)

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Last row: C. Abbott, G, Van Bortel, G. Rodney, D. Lawrence, A. Cirulli, J. Toney. Second row: L. Maine, J. Cobb, P. Englehart, S. Ross. First row: G. Blaisdell, P, Barry. Through the efforts of this year's staff, a vote was submitted to the student body resulting in a change in the name of the year book. We are pleased to adopt 'gSagoyeWatha which is the Indian name of the Seneca Chief, Red Jacket. We are proud, too, that our namesake Won his greatest prominence in the art of oratory and that in further translation Sagoyewatha means: Ml-le keeps them awakefa Miss M. Arnold, Financial Advisorg Mrs. R. Lamphier, G. Blaisdell, Editor-in-Chief, C. Abbott, Business Manager A dvisn r.

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Seated: Neil Harkenrider, William Crowell, John Loveless, Max Morris, George Glover. Standing: Vincent Fogarty, William Eddinger Jr., Earl Sliker, Daniel Chapman, Joseph Maslyn 76'mrd af Edumfirfrz The Board of Education meets twice monthly with Mr. John E. Loveless, superintendent of the second supervisory district, and Mr. Neil Harkenrider, principal. One meeting is concerned with the transaction of businessg the other is directed toward a survey of the educational facilities which are offered to the pupils at Red Jacket Central. These men devote a good deal of their time in making our school an effective exponent of education and democracy in this communit . ly ,W Always one to give credit where credit is duef, Mr. Harkenrider, our principal, deserves much praise for his wise and kind leadership. His primary concern is that the scholastic standard of the school be maintained on a high level of attainment. To complement this goal, he further encourages extracurricular activities of a wide scope. , I MR. ANTHONY HOROSKO lVlr. Horosko, as elementary supervisor, serves to coordinate the work in grades K-4, and to bring the primary and elemen- tary levels in closer harmony with the intermediate, junior high, and senior high depart- ments in our central school sys- tem. We welcome Mr. Charles Fitzgerald, former- of McColl, South Carolina, as a new mem- er of our administrative staff. He is in .arge of attendance records and handles the iancial transactions ofthe school.