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

Page 9 text:

WILLIAM ANNABLE, Track, Junior Varsity Basketbollg EDWARD MALONEY, Junior High Football and Basketballg DAVID MARCH, Cross Country, Varsity Baseball, Ninth Grade Basketballg BRUNO PAClNl Football Junior Varsity Basebollg EDWARD COATES, Varsity Basketball and Junior Varsity Football DEDICATION To you, the coaches of RHCS sports, the Staff takes much pride in presenting this, the 1957 edition of SCOPE. We can never fully express our appreciation for your loyal and patient service to us. The contributions you have given us in physical education and athletic training alone merit our indebtedness and gratitude. You have taught us that no citizen has any right to be an amateur in the matter of physical training. It is his duty as a citizen to keep himself in good condition, ready to serve his country. We honor you for the time and effort you have unselfishly spent in building up our s orts teams. Not only have you hel ed us increase our athletic skills, but through you we have learned, to be good sportsmen. Athletic ability is not enough. You have taught us that mental discipline and self-control are what make superior individuals. ln order to flourish, life calls for a combination of skills: strength, patience, endurance and, most of all, a strong personality. We wish to extend our thanks for this important lesson that you have so graciously given us. We are honored to dedicate SCOPE to you, our coaches.

Page 8 text:

TABLE OF CONTENTS FACULTY A SENIORS - - LOWERCLASSMEN ELEMENTARY - CURRICULUM V ACTIVITIES - SPORTS - 7416 I7-26 27-38 39-54 55-60 61-86 87-95 FOREWORD I declare open the Olympiad Games of I956, celebrating thc sixteenth Olympiad of the modern era. With these words the athletic festival began its great show of consistency and skill, providing a righteous challenge without discrimi- nation against any country or person. In participating in the Games, Olympians discover within themselves a new secret strength, the ability of cooperation and honest com' petition with other nations, despite national and political differences. The students at RHCS are also learning to live together in harmony without the prejudices that are overtaking our world today. It is thc principle of common values, not differences, that leads an individual to flourishing success. The students are striving to develop their personalities for they know that a man wins only by improving himself. There is a similarity also between the Olympics and RIICS in that they both inspire their charges to lead a singularly well-disciplined life and answer every setback with harder training. The instigation of our choice of the Olympics as the theme of our I957 SCOPE is the under- lying purpose of both the Games and RHCS, to strengthen the bondage of citizen to citizen and nation to nation.

Page 10 text:

In Memoriam DAVID SNYDER JO ANN CAMPBELL October 15, l948LNovember 12, 1 956 July 10, 1942-February 20, 1955 FLORA SWAN September 22, 1884-January 28, 1957 A loyal employee for several years December BONNIE NELSON 13, 1942-August MARILYN ANDREWS 15, P956 October 30, 1941-August 19, 1955