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

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BOARD OF EDUCATION Seated: DR. FRANK L. PITA, MR. MILTON CRAFTS, DR. NORMAN KROG, Presidentp MR. ROGER SILSBY, Vice-President Standing: MR. RAYMOND PEASE, DR. GENE MAITLEN, MR. LOUIS GILLMEISTER THESE ARE THE FATHERS OF OUR SCHOOL As citizens of the World we elect representatives that will exercise the power vested in them to secure and maintain the ideals of the majority of the people. We elect representatives for the nation, the state, and the community. ln our school district, our elected representatives are the Board of Education members. The Board supervises school affairs and formulates general school policy. They are also responsible for discussing expenditures of the budget and presenting an annual budget to the voters for their approval. Other duties include planning building facilities, approving courses and appointing and approving new employees. The Board has a full-time job taking care of the ever-expanding needs of the Royalton- llartland Central School District. As citizens of this school district we applaud the excellent job done by the Board of Education and extend hearty thanks for a job well done. Frances Fagan

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N i?:t2:QS1.fff .. .s..f,,..,, As our library has grown through the years, so has our respect and admiration for its keeper, Mrs. Doris Bunnell. She joined the R1-ICS staff in February of 1951 after twenty years of public library work and one-half year of teaching at Casenovia High School. Her training be- gan in Syracuse after she graduated from Middleport High School. At Syracuse University she earned her B. S. degree in library and English and later received her M. S. in library science at Geneseo. Mrs. Bunnell has spent much time and effort teaching us the library system and urging each student to practice good study habits. She is always willing to stop her work and aid a puzzled or researching teacher or pupil. From seventh grade to our senior year, Mrs. Bunnell has taken the task of preparing us for college study as well as teaching the general library skills needed in everyday living. Her knowledge of literature, authors and research materials is invaluable to all of us. As you show off our fine library, Mrs. Bunnell, we show our pride in you, our librarian, by dedicating to you the 1966 edition of SCOPE. 5

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MR. CHARLES H. PORTER Supervising Principol NEW PEOPLE HAVE BEEN ADDED Rl-ICS is growing. With this growth comes increased responsibility for our administrators: Mr. Charles H. Porter, Supervising Principalg Mr. Edward H. Sanderson, our new High School Principal, Mrs. lean Koenig, Middleport Elemen- tary Principalg and Mr. Frederick Gibbs, C-asport Elementary Principal. This year two new positions have been created in order to help our expert faculty provide the best curriculum possible. Mr. John F. Hanssel has been appointed as Curricu- lum Coordinator. His job is to visit classrooms and work with the faculty in order to make sure that the courses taught will provide the students with the greatest knowledge and preparation throughout our years of schooling. The other new member of our administration is Mr. Christopher IVI. l-lorgan, Director of Pupil Personnel Services, whose job is to work with the guidance department and on attendance, vocational programs, general testing, and other special services. Terry Brown -. I PQ fx, n4f '!I1i?34fI LI BUILDING PRINCIPALS MR. FREDERICK GIBBS, Build- ing Principal Gosport Elemen- faryg' MRS.. JEAN KOENIG, Building Principal Middleport Elementciryg MR. EDWARD SAN- DERSON, High School Principal 7 ri .. , ,M , .iwmmrwiiwQgvisustxnvwyiW- I.:fif.sr.si,faawf.-.W lt.-lf.fv..slw .