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

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PRI NCI PALS EVA M. SHOCKLEY, Elementary Supervisorp IDA M. HOFERT, Principal of Gosport Buildingp JOHN D. FAI-IY, Assistant Principalg CHARLES I-I. PORTER, Supervising Principal FACULTY Presitlexzi --ff AIAUDE DUNHAM Vice-Presitleiit - Davin S,xNFoRn Secretary f - 4 Nam' Sixntn Treaszrrei 'f-f ANNA BENINGTON Ullicials for the Olympics lead and direct the parade as the RHCS faculty guides the students in their program ol education. An important group in the lac'- ulty is the Teachers Association which carries on many special functions, such as: unifying teaching methods, sending a clelc- gate to the Ilouse of Delegates, and im- proving communication hetween taxpayers and teachers. Their social activities cone a fall picnic, a Christmas party. hanquct. and a special meeting sisted of a spring with Mr. lloxvard Goold from the Retire- ment System as speaker. During Ameri- can Education VVeeli, they held a reception in honor of Mr. john Fahy, our new assistant principal. VVe thank you, well' deserving ollicials ol RHCS. Alice Ra n n ey Officers of the Teachers Association

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F. KARL FROHLICI-I, District Superintendent BOARD OF EDUCATION The responsibility for the success of the Olympics depends upon the Olympic Or' ganizing Committee which directs the planning and preparation for the Olympic Games. Similarly, the smooth operation of our school rests on the Board of Education which sets our policy, prescrihes the courses ol' study for students and appoints per- sonnel. The Board of Education meets every month on the first Monday and often holds special meetings. Memhers are elected for a term of three years hy the voters to carry out thc wishes ol the people of the dis- trict. Many hours are spent hy these people studying and working on the prohlems of students and parents relating to the school and community. This year the Board expended much time and eflort in preparing a huilding program and presenting it to many com- munity organizations. They were rc- warded hy approval of the proposal hy the voters. In deepest appreciation, we, the students oF RIICS, salute you For the fine work you have done for us. Elva Newman and Eileen Grant FREDERICK WATERS, DONALD SWIFT, PAULINE ERWIN, Clerkg CHARLES GRINNELL, Presidentj RAYMOND PEASE, NORMAN KROG, RUSSELL DROMAN, JESSE GIFFORD

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SCIENCE TEACHERS LYMAN F, BARRY, Senior and Junior High Science, Freshman Co-Adviser, Science Club Ad- viser, Photography Club Ad- viser, CAROL LENHARDT, Junior High Science, Freshman Co- Adviser, Science Club Co-Adviser, Girl Scout Leader, WILLIAM ANNABLE, Junior and Senior High Science, Seventh Grade Co-Adviser, Track Coach, Jun- ior Varsity Basketball Coach, Science Club Co-Advisor, Student Council Ca-Adviser CITIZENSHIP EDUCATION TEACHERS Seated: BRUNO PACINI, Junior High Citizenship Education, Driver Training, Football Coach, Varsity Club Co-Adviser, JOSEPH NASAL, Junior High Citizenship Education, Wrestling Coach, Seventh Grade Co-Adviser, VIR- GINIA EVERETT, Senior High Citizenship Education, Freshman Co-Adviser, National Honor So- ciety Committee, Student Coun- cil Adviser Standing: EDWARD MALONEY, Junior High Citizenship Educa- tion, Eighth Grade Co-Adviser, Seventh and Eighth Basketball, Seventh and Eighth Football, CHARLES KANE, Senior High Citizenship Education, Junior Co-Adviser, Audio-Visual Club Adviser, Audio-Visual Director FINE ARTS TEACHERS Seated: JAMES COOPER, Junior and Senior High Art, Art Kraft Klub Adviser, Stagecraft Club Adviser, Sophomore Co-Adviser, MABEL McMAHON, Elementary and Junior High Art Standing: ROBERT CAVERS, In- strumental Music, Director of Bands, MIRIAM FLATT, Elemen- tary, Junior and Senior High Vocal Music, Mixed Chorus, Ninth Grade Chorus, Junior Chorus, WILMA TAYLOR, Ele- mentary Vocal Music, HELEN LENT, Language, French Club Adviser, Freshman Class Co- Adviser I0