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They bold the guzkling reins AT THREE O'CLOCK IN THE MORNING. Three o'cloclc is iust a bit late for board of education meetings, but many meetings do last well past midnight, planning the organization and financial policy for the Central District. We wish to express to them many thanks for their interest in our school. FRONT ROW--Mr. Carroll Osrrander, Mr. J. Edward Smith, Mrs.. Irene Srnart: BACK ROW--MI. Richard Arrandale, Mr. Alton Clark, Mr. Bemamrn Ellis, Mr. Edwin Rogers, Mr. Ralph Pyle. 'L' ' .. -'sr fn--.-,. The Sidney Central School District has l85O students, llO0 parents, 77 teachers, 34 non- teaching employees, all people and all different, dictates Mr. Pyle. How did the photographer catch our District Principal, Mr. Ralph Pyle, with a smile? 'I' '1 !'.:.':-If.: . ff,fi's:ff2::.ia.f-:ff- 3 '59,-' 'T'f7,4g:3'i.11i.q:,. -1 .1 . - -K f...s.5.'1F .-'?i2T:zf Sh it rf xxx 54 - ,3,,'.v.--,,'+ If-i 'ts':Q'. A' 're '-zu ffl? r fi 11F ' mf:-.x it f , I I :Q .g?z:'5? vu.. i ,d ,. LZ., 'Wifi ? .lff'f'1':' iix' lx E E iffeii U I 1'1 .'-'iifti' -1 T 15' . ' 5 l ' ,ff .5531 Late agarnl Mr. Cody, High School ffsiigp Principal, gives Frances Borchert her ad- A 1' ' -v ,Q ,-5 - . . , mrttance slip, Gloria DeBevoise and Margaret Ellis patiently await theirs. This . :'. ' t'1e'.'t' is a typical scene which arises before morn- syi ing and afternoon classes. HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL: Mr. Robert Cody, Syracuse Univ. ,B. A. , M.A. iv ' L 5 .i gf? I' . 'ix K xi l,. .Nm R, 'l lg A 7, Q PM V 5 nn
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