Sherburne Central High School - Monarch / Opus Yearbook (Sherburne, NY)

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Boam' Of Educaizbn MR. C. F. GAINES MR. H. F. LATHROP, President E realize the progress education has made in the past sixty years and also the responsibilities of our Board of Education in planning transportation and providing better teachers and employees. We are fortunate indeed to have men like these who are willing to give freely of their time and effort to insure continued improvement in education. Nz, its-, 5 MR. G. A. MUMMERY MR. E. P. SMITH MR. L. O. TAYLOR 9

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fulvezfwzkofff MR. T. M. LOTZ, Principal NE of the obvious characteristics of all human beings is their active seeking of goals or satisfactions. We feel confident that in the production of the 1952 Opus the entire class has reached a goal. The efforts of the students and faculty members respon- sible for the production of the yearbook is greatly appreciated. X x x X J I CWHE members of the Class of 1952 ex- J press their grateful appreciation for your assistance and inspiring guidance. We are fortunate to have studied in a modern school where the administrators are pro- gressive, just and understanding. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Webb, Miss Webb, Mr. Youmans, Mr. Lotz. 8

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Smyrna fcbaof a,f .I X X N S .tl xx XX XX 'it ,, , x Q 1 X X 4 ,X tx X 4 X . ' n.,. MYRNA School, a branch of the Sherburne Central School, teaches children in the Smyrna area. Upon completion of the fifth grade they are then sent to continue their education in Sherburne Central. Mr. Franks and the faculty are to be congrat- ulated for the excellent guidance of their pupils. 'ara 5 Avy lg-gil? 'A' A f! X MR. FRANKS 1 p if Fzllfl' ' e it N 10