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

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First Row: Miss Wolak, Miss Snyder, Mr. Wilson, Mr. Wood, Mrs. Baldwin, Miss M. Smith, Miss Brewer, Miss Baynes, M r. Reese, Mr. Mink, Mr. Tucker, Mr. Schum, Mr. Melville, Miss Cosgrove, Mr. Quant, Miss Hunsperger, Mr. Mrs, Miss Hoefler, Olmsted. Trimmer, Miss Ferkanin, Miss Radigan, Miss R. Miss Watkins. Smith, Mra. Pixley. FACULTY Miss Spencer.... Miss Hoefler.... Mr. Miss Hunsperger. Mr. Crane..... Mr. Reese....... Mrs. Brewer..... Mr. Tucker...... Miss Leonard.... Miss Brewer..... Mr. Wilson.. Mr. Woodercserces Mr. Schum.. Mr. Olmsted..... Miss Ferkanin... Mrs Quaéntiioacs Miss Wolak...... Mrs Mitt. sens Snyder sicans Cosgrove... Miss Miss Seiibhis ciccs’s Pixley.. Radigan.... Baldwin.... Smith... Trimmer.... Watkins.... Miss Mrs. Miss Mrs. Miss Mrs. Miss oe Melville..... « Art «English . Band .-6th Grade . Agriculture . Shop - Homemaking . Mathematics »»-Latin, French . Athletics ..-Science (Vice-Principal) ...Principal -Athletics «.-Science . Business ...Business . Library ..»-Basketball Coach Junior High . Junior High . History (Vice-Principal) . Music .-5th Grade ..2nd Grade +-1lst Grade .-3rd Grade 4th Grade . Primary Second Row: Miss Leonard, Third Row:

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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.

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— Believe it or nol, here we are at the end of our high Sehoo career and all ready to graduate. Only four years ago, in September of 1959, we little greenhorns took the first step up the ladder of our high school career, Mc Arnold. and Miss Barnard. were blessed with the great task of Keeping us under contra). We had our First election choseflorie Reeves as preside nl, deamitte Lamberson os Wee-president; Mortha Morgan secretary Ted fosmirestrasurer o Joan Stettner, social chairman, Our First social event wos a Card party at which Morne Reeves proved to have dreat talent as an auctioneer. This event helped Fill up our emoly treasury os did the sale of Christmas wrappings we sald, To Keep the class physically Fit wehad several rollerska ting parties, Te long we took ancther step and feund we were sophomores with Un Rectington Miss Barnard as our adulsers, Our avs president ws bor McDewell, hom we Sound. very capable, ‘the rest of his cabinet was composed of Jackie Shml-vice-president, Ruth Spencer Sec, Bad Bullnertreasucer J Scanndte Lambcrson -gocial Chairman. Webegan aur orchestral experiences with Duke Spinner, whe played for our Sephomare Hop Jonet Patter p lannad and made decorations which carried cula black and uhite musical scheme. (Wis event bulged our class Treasury, Teenertain aitsclves Sox He rest of Hoe year, we had a “splash party roller skating parties, Because we were such an ambitious qroup Rething could prevent us From taking one step higher and becoming Suni ors. Tht year Wiss Ferkanin BMeBrtinglon becage our advisers. Art Kirvan Lillie Houck, Anna dane Simpson Ruth Spencer and Martha Moroan udere the officers f Hite ama 210 class, To open the Christmas Season we hada dance at which we had all te Famous orchestras playing on aur joe foox. We were all very excited when aur cless riegs Tinally came although a fea al Mhem were: Fhe wrong size, Ve carried. oub the great tradi tion, of having ou Sumor Rem in May. the theme, Ric Corps Isignias, unas onginated designed by Janet Bile. Bobby James Furnided the music Gor this onest social and Sinancia Success. Before long we teok our highest most important step ap We pacer of our High School carcen ther ie found Miss Hoefer Mr Olmsted waiting with gral enthusiam Te be our Serer Class Advivers Yor cur Cass uve chosse as Hicers Barbas Aber president, Bud Butiner-vicepresiden!, Jckie Stich sec. Wilme Sones, Treasurer Ylartha Voreané Ted fosmire-secial chairmen. We. became profersions| | we.’ Barbara Aber President ‘Bud Butiner ide salesmen made sodles” of money selling stotronery, We presented a very amusing NER ES Q'ay hed” Brother Goose in which Janet Biller, Martha Morgan, Bernard Gabith, bee HeDewoll and the reste the coslshowed great talent This wes a great Ginancial aid fe our class. An event Which everyone will remember was the parky uiith ne Xacalty, Yhis party Mias Hochler was found te bean excellent cormhus ker And Mr. Wood got tiled up on denuts. Our Cinal year has ended and We have many memorres hat urll never be Corgottérn. We have also had many ex- Reriences hat will prepare us far our Suture Ives which we hope will be as happy as thare Years tm High schoo . Jace Stroh Wilma dones: Secretary Treasurer Ted bosmire Social Chairman icin pe by Secial Chairman Mr Olmsted—- Adviser Miss Hoefer - Adviser