Tully Central High School - Oracle Yearbook (Tully, NY)

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A year ago the Board began planning for a new E IJ U U lndustrial Arts and Agriculture building. Classes have been held there since january. A Q - 1 5 . I - A ...,-. 4-.4-wpuw-1quf1+U'M--' - awww- nnwwmvauffm- rf' - rs.. ,.,.,....,. W... W., f.--...W rr - --Q M..-.... ----q-.1-..-4 --. ---. --1-nqfv.-V--.Qu -una-nv --us-.Ni-.. f -Q an-.u an-.nv-M .W - 1-on menu .ww-so-nano-ui-rw--41-1-'ann . .. W A' L. to R.: Fred Hollenbeck, Norbert Finkler, Francis Foley, Earle Ketcham, Albert Walburger, Arthur Goodwin, William R. Padget. My experiences in T. C. S. have been very in- teresting and challenging. Although the school ob- jectives are high, the continued fine cooperation of Students and Teachers will insure the achievement of our goals. Frank Page Supervising Principal lt has been a leasure to meet and work with the Faculty and Sturllents of Tully Central School. We all wish our friends, thc Seniors, success in what- ever field they enter next year. John D. Crosley Vice-Principal PRINCIPAL and VICE-PRINCIPAL Frank Page and john D. Crosley -ig- M ,,..'.-.- ' fa' l' . '.. a'git?,..::'1rf. ,IRQ-K ' 'Viv --Q -.n fi :ei F' ' ,llf-'fill-MJ-i , .'.1j..-:' A 41 - Q., r 'iw 1'

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EIIITIJHI L l C21 .ga C3 l X 2 S g K, , I That country is the richest which nourishes the greatest number of noble and happy human beingsg that person is richest who, having perfected the func- tions of his own life to the utmost, has also the widest helpful influence, both personal, and by means of his posses- sions, over the lives of others. WE HIQI llll This year the Board of Education adopted new report cards. These report cards are the result of the teachers interest in the marking field. Vliss Jessie Clay The Junior Class of 1952 proudly dedicates the Tully Central School yearbook to you, Miss Clay, for your long service to this school. For twenty- nine years, you have taught all the work in the seventh and eighth grades. You have been a class advisor most of your years as a teacher, and you are continually working on pro'ects with your pupils. You have organized andl developed the Junior Red Cross, Science Club, and the Yorker Club. You have frequently helped in the Business De artment, teaching Business Arithmetic and ln- troguction to Business. May we express our gratitude, Miss Clay, by dedicating this book to you. We wish you continued success and happiness in the many years of teach- ing ahead.

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FACULTY SCIENCE AND MATH EMATICS Standing, L. to R.: Frank Balzano, B. S. Seated: Elean- or C. Greene, B. A., M. A., Roland E. Ransom, B. A., M. A. SOCIAL STUDIES Standing, L. to R.: Eugene C. Pearse, B. S., Merton ll. Moore, B. A. Seated: Claude R. Ferguson, B. E., M. A., Jessie Clay. Gs: Mary W. Howard, B. S. LANGUAGE Sealed, L. to R.: Jessie IC. Clay, john D. Crosley, B. E., M. A., Beatrice B. Cross, B. S., M. A. Standing: Donald R- Wing, B. A.: Merton R. Moore, B. A. Pi . 'rf'