Union Springs Central High School - Frontenac Yearbook (Union Springs, NY)

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STAFF CAFETERIA Cayuga Division Gladys Drown Karin Olson Union Springs Division ' kl Cafteria Manager Charlotte Nic es, Janice Smith Gladys Davis Doris Walker Nellie Mosher BUS DRIVERS William Conrad, Head Bus Driver and Grounds Man Charles B. Allnatt Lloyd Schenck William Connor Glenn Walter Jefferson Gaston Howard Langley Clyde Lowery Earl King GARAGE Frank Walter, Chief Mechanic MAINTENANCE Union Springs Division Lewis A. Chapin, Building Engineer Edward Connell Keith Brightman Arthur Davis Glenn Gaston Fred Gleason Wanda Davis Cayuga Division William Reichenbach Beatrice Dennis ft L S q C jf V N LL S 'U Miss HOCkebOrn and Ed Larkin work out Math problems Miss Johns o discussnlsgguggg. Smith s Home Economics girls work supe u l under the rvlslon of Mrs. Corcoran

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SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION Andrew 1. Smith .... Supervising Principal of the District Richard J. Moon ........ Assistant Principal and Secondary Education Supervisor Raymond Chisamore Elementary Principal 8: Supervisor OFFICE STAFF C. B. Black .................... Clerk of the Board of Education Blanche Forsythe ...,.,.........,................,....... Office Secretary ends her time Helen Pethybrid e ..... ...,,....... ' d P g ................. Office Secretary - It Io ' QS S me Pet vkggping us'llIC JUNIOR - SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL TEACHING STAFF Arcola Boomer .....,.... ,..,., ........... ,,... ......................,. L i b r arian Harold Boomer ......,..... Industrial Arts - Adult Education Director john Connell ..... ' Science Fred Gardner ..v......... ........ Business Subjects Robert Herst ......,..........., ,. ..,... Social Studies Catherine Hockeborn ........ ..... M athematics Laura johnson .................. ...... E nglish - Latin Mrs. Franc Morse ...,. Cynthia Parsons .... Agnes Purcell ........ George Ruggles ........ Homemaking English Mathematics Science - Mathematics Leslie Shaw ............ Allen Shotwell ....... Social Studies Agriculture Ida J. Smith ....,....... Enid A. Tanner .,.,. French - Health English ed Frank Vazquez ....... ....... S ocial Studies- English - wski has his teeth dean Katherine Wheat ...... .......... S ecretarial Subjects Bob Kwasmiy Mrs- Schenclc SPECIAL 7 Flora Andrews ...................................... Physical Education B. Coman Chappell ..... ..............,.. A rt Director Erwin Kane ........,.....,....,.................... Guidance Counselor Earl Klock ............................................ Instrumental Music Harold McBride .... Driver Education - Physical Education Robert Mulligan .................................... Physical Education Beulah Pethybridge ................,............,,...........,...,..... Nurse Jane Schenck ..,,....r., . ...... Dental Hygienist Margaret Wolf ...,... .......... V 0Cal Music f fit g L01 'fl' 'N-5 UM A L COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Left to right Mr Gardner Ruth Ben nett Joan Rancler Mrs Wheat 4-'N-f-Z

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OUR SPEAK SMXTH RPN J' . - Pjgervxsmg PrmcxPal As we sing our Alma Mater, do we take time to think of the advantages which we enjoy every day? Folks from all over the world visit our beautiful Finger Lakes country to RlCHARD J. MOON feast their eyes on its natural beauty. Our fertile farms keep the nation physically strong and vigorous With grain, meats, fruits, and dairy products. Our hills and dells cradle industries vital to our national economy and safety. Do we appreciate our school and the educational advantages it affords? Are we grateful for the privilege of living in a state which helps communities provide good schools for all the children, wherever they may live? Are we thankful for the Amer- ican way of life? We shall show our love for Alma Mater by being strong, industrious, self-reliant, loyal, God-fearing Americans. Our lives will reflect the prestige of U. S. C. S. and through our accomplishments, great or small, the glory of Alma Mater will live and grow and inspire. Best wishes to the Class of 1954, Hf9l1 School Principal Andrew Smith. Every year, at about this time, comes one of the pleasant parts of my job, an opportunity to congratulate another senior class on a job well done. Please accept my sincere congratulations. This is an accomplishment in which you and your parents can take a great deal of pride. This year, there have been many articles written for our national magazines, criticizing public high school education. Most of these articles, I believe, are unduly critical of public high schools in general but to be sure that this is not true in our school system, we need your help. Please help us to keep our schools meeting the needs of the young people and adults of our school community. Lots of luck, to you in your future. Richard J. Moon. ADMINISTRATORS