Unadilla Central High School - Unadillan Yearbook (Unadilla, NY)

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Um Z9 STEPBYSTEP Members of the CLASS OF 1951, you have adopted a significant theme for your Annual which is to serve as a record of your secondary school career Let us think of your early education as occurring in a lab oratory instead of a conventional classroom In this laboratory throng: a process of experimentation you proceeded step by step to plan, cooperate, and utilize your abilities in order to make the best possible use of our vast social resources 'Ihe path you have been building is well defined and the markers of your success will serve as a rule and guide for others to follow in achieving their goals On behalf of the Board of Education and the faculty of Unadilla Central School and Acadelq, I Irish tn con gratulate you on the steps already taken and to encour age the continuance of your path toward our constantly expanding horizon in the hope that goodwill and world peace may again prevail gym W7 ,ffm '1 An ever present help in tune of trouble Mrs Audrey Farmer 5

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'gaafwlafi lr Clarence E Russell, President llrs Henry I Hanley lr. Galen A. DeForrest lr. Kenneth W. Truhn lr. Gilson I. Slater, Principal Mr. Charles L Fisk lr. Harold C. Tyson, Superintendent la urso KBISBY lo le lB8k8l', c18rk e

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6 In the summer of 1950, we of Unadllla lost one of our most treasured friends At this time, Mr Louls Heed, head of our mus1c department, was taken from us suddenly The unselflshness and sincerity of Mr Reed N111 stand fast in the minds of all who associ ated with him His unceas1ng efforts to 1mprove our music department can never be forgotten and certainly the operettas whlch he introduced here are an honor to the school Memorles of h1s cheerful smile and subtle humor will linger long w1th all who knew him 6