Sharon Springs Central High School - Clarion Yearbook (Sharon Springs, NY)

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'PncHCcfrcU 7PCe44aye The advent of atomic power, rocket motors, and electronics points up, more than ever before in our history, the need for trained personnel to develop and promote these mediato their fullest potential. The achievements of our modern scientists and skilled technicians would appear to be adequate to keep us abreast of present modern day progress, but this is not enough. To keep our mode of living modern, safe, and progressive we need trained per- sonnel whose imagination and creative ideas are the essential ingredients to the kind of progress which will keep us not only equal to but superior to the progress made by our competitors. It is to you - our graduates - to whom we must look to assist us in taking the giant steps so essential to the develop- ment of the future progress of our nation. We sincerely hope that your initial achievements and successes in the Sharon Springs Central School have adequately prepared you to realize your maximum capabilities as you embark upon this mission. Congratulations and best wishes in your efforts to fulfill the obligations with which this modern era challenges you.

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 First row, left to right: William Aker, Avery DeLuca, Principal; Pauline Vroomen, Clerk; Alvin Lane, President; Leon Lappeus. Second row: Leland Parsons, Seth Ullman, George Riolo. First row: A. Fay, A. DeLuca, G. Bastian. Second row: J. Wall, I, Lorenz, M. Lewis, M. Smith, S. Stern, R. Dievendorf. Third row: V. Ethington, G. Dievenforf, M. Cummings, M. Roberts, E. McFee, R. Abbadessa, M. Empie. Fourth row: A. Doig. N. Stoddard. R. Fitch. H. Washburn, R. Holzer, H. Atwell. S. Miller.