Southwestern Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Jamestown, NY)

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MR. HENRY WEISS To whom we dedicate this book The class of l957 proudly and gratefully dedicates this tenth edition of the Centralian to Mr. Weiss, in appreciation of his years of service to this school and to his students. Mr. Weiss attended Houghton College for four years and later earned his Moster's degree at St. Bonaventure University. He. has taught chemistry at Southwestern for ten years, first at Lakewood, and now at the combined Southwestern Central School. He has given untiringly of his time and energy in such pro- jects as stage work and photography. His work has been in- valuable, and this dedication is our way of showing our appreci- ation. 5