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

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SS Ee, ok 6 This book is dedicated to all those in the service, who once knew Spencer pork. Plilten Ainsworth Alan Austin John Beacon Flayd Baird George Baird John Baird dohn C Ballard Jr. Martha “Barnard Edwin Bashaw Allen Bauer William “Bauer Don auer Elrey “Bean Clifford “Bloss Se acai fering Boettinger Robert Bradfo fora David Br — Howard “Brodie James Brogan ohn . Brondo Marshall “Brooks George “Brooks Harry Brewer Alan Bush man Sylvia Buttner ton Caf Yerty Robert Canfield “Rocer Charbaneceu Richard Charles Michacl Chirco Williom Chmu) tc rice. Coe Richard Coe udene Co leu Ilen Conrow George Cor bit L iam Cor Ke uben Dash. bert “Dean herles De EEaraug- ker Richerd Cornelis Di ie sab Den Di Laurio Eugene are Howard 5? ape Harold eyer Joseph Morabito Paul Vora bite John Fa imer Donald Rogers Fioyda Dill Edgar DuBois Jack Findlay Edward Fisk Pale Ela Qscar Ford Don ramncis George fru at ren ae w eor th “ar Ge cane: Gardner ie Gardner James Cc argan The odore Gerber Archie German Howard Gifford Raymond Gondek Orville Gravelle Waltete Hansen Gien Yarcedine freA VYVawes laurence Haw George Henchen Frank . Hendricks Laurence £, He Dean Hen od Girard Martoart? mer erZeo Richard G Houck Herold George Robert Hiscock Willard Howard Robert Trewin Enos Janes Robert Johnson chard Jones bert ones Lawerence Kehoe Richard Kelaor? Earl Kelle Acthur Kincaid John ech Robert Kretchmer Wallace bp eorge ane “Bichera Lannleen les Lissow Donald Lisseow Julian Lowel) Albert Liutwieler Wilfred Lutwreter Cornelius Maartense Richart MacCauley Mecnit MeCrassen Edwerd Mec Dulh Gorden Me MNenn WetThur Marien yome Vince he Wee ees As, Somes Marshall Frances Mason Sta m e Tlas on Stewart Mattern James Max well Robert Merce fran Klin Metcalf Robert Miller ‘Russell Moore Donald Moors “Rebert M1 Wer Albert rabito ethur Merabifo Thomas Mulla i Jehn Murp hy Frank Mus Pak Acthur pahat dr. Michael Subis “Ro hert Mics ° Ne Car| Nrederpruen Jack Oliver eorae Osborne Jack Osborne Clearance Otis (mer Qwens Geraid “Peck Mil fo rd Pe c K Geraid Perkins BRobert Pledger Voantel vill hn E orl” l edfie el erie c Roads A © nee “Richards Edward “Roberts Raymond Rutan Denald Roach James Ps John Thomas Raat je Edur cer Melvin Schlip Robert Schneider “Ralph Schuler “Rabert Schuler Remsla geet. peene 3 d lark hater Bodh nd Se Mm. we. Sine Leonard Sinsebox Walter Siwreki meres Smith Smrth head A, arian Cecten R. Smith Harold V. Smith lesley Syith Bhar aang Smith pint Roeser swe xs . Smith Ae AE Ree Sy Ne Walter Stackman Arthur Sta Fred Sta Charles Stete Herbert Statt “Ralph Stett ner Kenneth Sti les James Street “Robert Sweeney Alan Thousand Wilsen Thousand Acthuc Tierson William Towsend Charles Tra bold Charles tilimner Rebert True Homer “Tu erin ‘Richar u Adrian Vanter ae ita Van Streader ard Sohn Vol Kmer Simon Vowles len Wak) Fances ML Wolat David Wa rd Gena Warner Wassell Warrick Everett Waterman Yames Wa ter Jock Weber Elwood Webs ter LY Vian, Weamen Acnold Wehrle frederick. Weitcel Fred Wer muth Donald Winslow Rodney Wohlers Arthur Wright George Wright Jo hry LJy land Car) oe Lewrence Snow Harold armon Charles Taronsoy Kenneth Clar re Laurence ei lio t enald Hea ¢ Harold Harmon Georde Heal Loi am Weaner Cerrge act bk) i aS (ae. WGN, Sk ae s1 4S 2% ake AD a “ ‘ ee =i. oa xk ima a? Th) es. GS Be

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FL fA LEAR AES PF GRADE He In this war year of 1943 while our country is fighting to preserve democracy, we would like to show through this book that we still have the four freedoms, freedom of speech, freedom of religion, freedom from want, freedom from fear. In our school and activities we still can freely express ourselves. Too, it is the aim of this book to further the dem- ocratic principles by making them more appreciated. This book is humbly dedicated to all the boys, especially those who have been connected with Spencerport High School, that are now serving in the armed services. To those boys fighting and even giving their lives that democracy may survive, this book is dedicated, each section to a branch of the service. It is our hope that in this small way, we may show how much we appreciate this country and the opportunity to attend a school such as this.

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Lester Kincaid, Raymond Flagg--President, Mr. Wood, Archibald Shafer, Knox Brittain, Howard Hawkins BOARD £DUCATION The efforts expended by the School Board of Education are often received with- out full appreciation. Their duties are innumerable and include: to establish rules and regulations concerning the order and discipline of the school; to pre- scribe the course of study by which the pupils of the schools shall be graded and classified; to prescribe the textbook to be used in the school; to purchase sites for recreation grounds and for agricultural sites; to purchase all equipment neces- sary to the proper operation of the school; to handle all school insurance; to hire teachers; to handle all bequests or gifts to the school; to establish the tuition fees of such non-resident pupils as enter the school; to borrow money in anticipa- tion of taxes uncollected; to raise by tax upon the property of the district any money required to pay the salary of teachers employed; to provide medical inspec- tion of all school children. The above list of duties will give you an idea of the work; required of each member of the board. Raymond Flagg The advantages offered by Spencerport High School are due, in great part, to the efforts expended by the Board. We, students of Spencerport High School, wish to take this opportunity to express our sincere appreciation of their work in our behalf.