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

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Right and left PRI NCIPALS IDA M. HOFERT, Principal ot Gosport Building: CHARLES H. PORTER, Assistant to the Principalj EVA M. SHOCKLEY, Elementary Supervisory F. EDWARD THOMSON, Supervising Principal FACULTY As the dance begins, Callers step to the front to direct the Sets. Similarly, teachers in RHCS step to the front to direct students by giving personal attention and guidance to every pupil from Kindergarten through Twelfth Grade. To discuss problems concerning the entire school system, the faculty members formed a teachers' organization. The 1952-1953 officers were Helen lXlcKinney, presidentg Virginia Watt, vice-president, Catherine Campbell, secretaryg and Patricia Dodge, treasurer. Members of the group attended conferences to discuss improve- ments for our school. The first of these, the Zone Conference, was held in Buffalo in October. The year couldn't he all work, however, so the organization planned several social events for recreation. First, there was a Smorgasbord and then the annual Christmas party. To bring to an end another successful year, the faculty attended the Spring Banquet. The teachers also supported wholeheartedly the Red Cross and CARE Drives and the March of Dimes. When the music fades and the dancers leave the floor, they naturally recall the activities of the Caller. In the same manner, RHCS students recall the interest their teachers have taken in themg and just as the dancers applaud the Caller's leader- ship, so the students show appreciation for the assistance, guidance, and counsel given them by the members of the faculty. -Janice Caleb and Lois Dorwald

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'S ,f- GF F, KARL FROHLICI-I, District Superintendent And a grand BOARD OF EDUCATION A successful dance clepencls upon carc- Ful thought and preparation hy its spon- sors. Similarly, in order to realize fully its potential as an educational instrument, every school system relics upon its Boarcl of Iinlucation For guidance. The IIIICS Board which forms school policies, selects courses of stunly, appoints employees, ancl regulates the expencliture of the huclget meets twice each month to execute these cluties. Ifach ol' the live inemhers is selectecl hy the voters ol' the clistrict lor a Iiive-year term. 'Iihis year at the annual school meet- ing, Arthur hlcllonalcl was elcctccl to fill the vacancy causecl hy the expiration ol' the term of Vllarrcn Snell who clicl not choose to he a cancliclatc for rc-election alter having scrvccl Iiaitlilitllly as Ijresitlent for eight years. Vile realize that each memhcr spencls many hours stuclying prohlcms ol' stuclcnts, teachers, anal pare nts. With real gratitucle. thcrelore, we sax' thank you to the mem' hers ol' the RI ICS Boartl ol' Ilclueation who worlt so faithfully to malxc our Square Dance xi success. -Jane Les Veaux BOARD OF EDUCATION LESTER SWIFT, PAULINE ERWIN, School District Clerkj ERWIN SLATE, ARTHUR MCDONALD, President HERMAN BAEHR, ELIZABETH M. LOUD 6

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