Spencerport Central High School - Panorama Yearbook (Spencerport, NY)

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DEDICATION TO MR. WILSON In appreciation of his untiring efforts in our behalf we dedicate this book. Every act that he has performed has been with the interest of the students and the school uppermost in his mind. No sacrifice of time and effort is too great when service for the school is needed. Mr. Wilson is the Head of the Science Department of Spencerport High School. He began his teaching career here in September, 1931. He obtained his A. B. degree from the University of Rochester and his M. A. degree from the New York State College for Teachers! at Albany, New York. His many and varied duties in Spencerport High School include: Senior Class Advisor for the last five years with special guidance of Graduation and Class Day Exercises; in charge of the school bookstore; completion of many school reports; compilation of questionnaires on student’ statistics; advisor to the student council; all these in addi- tion to a full teaching schedule. Mr. Wilson was appointed Vice-Principal in September, 1935 and occupies this position in conjunction with Miss Cosgrove. He has surred action supervision of the school on several occasions in the absence of Mr. Wood. May this book be a permanent tribute to him. 3

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ind information pertinent to the activities and members port High School. It is the aim of this publication to provide a lifelong remembrance to each student of the happy years he spent here. In 1940, the first yearbook in twenty years was edited by the Echo staff. With the able assistance of Mr. Buell Arnold, Miss Jane Miller, and Mr. Edgar Dubois, the book was a great success and 275 copies were printed. In 1941, the second year- book was published with ty Ann Utter as editor, and Mr. Partington visor with an'estimated circulation of 300 copi Seve important improvements were made and it was a complete success. This year, it is hoped, it will measure up to the high standards set by the previous issues, by having a circulation of 300 copies. The yearbook is indebted to Bernard Cubitt as editor, and Mr. Partington as advisor, for the time and effort they have devoted to making the book a success.

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NELSON C. WOOD PRINCIPAL Bottom Row: Reese, Snyder, Cosgrove, Wood, Wilson, Ferkanin, Olmsted. perger, Crosby, Hoefle: Clair, Tucker, Wolak, Crane. Mrs. Crosby.... Miss Hoefler Miss Hunsperger Mr. Melville... Mr. Partington. Miss Ferkanin., Miss Wolak. Mr. Olmsted. Mrs. Pixley. Miss Radigan Mr. Mr. Miss Leonard.. Crane.. Mrs. Partington Mrs. Brewer. Mrs. Trimmer Mr. Tucker. Mr. Wilson. Mr. Wood.... Miss Cosgrove. Miss Brewer Mr. St. Clair. Miss Smith. Miss Harmon sArt -English +6th Grade Band «Business «Business Library ‘Science .Sth Grade :2nd Grade t...Shop Athletics Latin English -Agriculture «Junior High -Basketball Coach Junior High «Music + Homemaking 4th Grade «Mathematics +Science (Vice-Prin,) Principal +History (Vice-Prin.) Athletics :French English 3rd Grade Ist Grade Second Row: Harmon, Radigan, Smith, R. Brewer, Huns- Third Row: Schum, Pixley, Trimmer, Leonard, V. Partington, E. Partington. Top Row: L. Brewer, St.