Royalton Hartland Central School - Scope Yearbook (Middleport, NY)

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Who Lived ENGLISH TEACHERS BETTY HILT, Junior and Senior High English, Freshman Adviser, Press Club Adviser, Dramatic Club Adviser, Junior and Senior Play Directress, Central School Cavalcade Chairman, CATHERINE CRAMER, Junior High English, Seventh Grade Adviser, Testing Program Director, Faculty Advisory Committee, DORIS ST, JOHN, Senior High English, Junior Class Adviser, Dramatic Club Adviser, Literary Club Adviser, Press Club Adviser, Central School CavaIcade Committee SOCIA- STUDIES TEACHERS CHARLES KANE, Senior High Social Studies, Sophomore Class Adviser, Student Council Adviser, Director of Visual-Aid Education, Faculty Advisory Committee, DORA MCTARNAGHAN, Junior High Social Studies, Seventh Grade Co-Adviser, Student Council Adviser, Central School Cavalcade Committee, VIRGINIA GMINSKI, Junior High Social Studies, Freshman Class Adviser 12

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Old Woman THESE THREE VERA VOLLMER, Vice-Principal, Elementary Supervisor, Girls' Guidance Counselorg F. E. THOMSON, Supervising Principolg IDA HOFERT, Principal of Gosport Building GOOD PEOPLE ALL 'Cood people all of every sort are the faculty of Royalton-Hartland Central School, good people bound together by an organization called the 'Teachers' Association. At its head is Mrs. Nellie Printup, assisted by Mrs. Betty Bridge as vice-president, Miss Anna Benington as secretary, and Miss Mary Mack as treasurer. 'iCood people always manage to enjoy themselves. Despite their many duties and activities faculty members of Rl-ICS proved to be no exception to this maxim. First of all they ushered in the school year with a get acquaintedv picnic at Hunting- ton Beach. Christmas and its gala festivities were observed at a banquet at the Lox Plaza Hotel in Lockport. To complete their social calendar members of the Teachers' Association held another banquet in June. When good people come together, they not only find harmony in entertainment but also in work. The result of this spirit of co-operation in carrying out duties and activities assigned to the teaching staff has been splendid for the organization participated wholeheartedly in the Red Cross Drive, the March of Dimes, and the sending of CARE packages to Europe. i'Then soon there came to lightv the fact that the students actually owe much to their instructors for the earnestness and interest they have taken in the students as individuals. A kind and gentle heartu the faculty possesses so a special vote of thanks from the student body goes out to all the teachers of Rl-ICS. -Donna Knapp 11

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In A Shoe VOCATIONAL TEACHERS NORMA FAR-RELL, Junior High Homemaking, F. H. A. Adviser, Educational Vocational Counselor, Girls' Home Visiting, JUNE CLARKE, Vocational Homemaking, Supervisor of Student Teachers, Junior Red T Cross Chairman, F. H. A. Adviser, Educational Vocational Counselor, Girls' Home Visiting, Faculty Aedvisory Committee, CHARLES PORTER, Vocational Agriculture, F. F. A. Adviser, Boys' Vocational OUTISE OI' I-IEA--I-l EDUCATION TEACHERS EDWARD COATES, Director of Health and Physical Education, Coach of Football, Basketball and Baseball Fire Warden Adviser, ELIZABETH MAHAR, School Nurse-Teacher, Attendance Officer, Census Enumer- atorp BETTY BRIDGE, Girls' Physical Education, Girls' Sports Club Adviser, Cheerleader Adviser 13