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

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A B0 RD OF EDLICATIO STARTING AT 12:00 CLOCK-WISE: Ralph Webster, Harold Orchard, A. C. Mathews, John Reohr, Jr Donavan Webb, Paul Newman, Lawerence Gould, Oscar Schlappi, Harvey Smith. The nine members of the Union Springs Central School Board of Education are elected at the annual school meeting on the second Tuesday in July to represent the voters of the district in the business of operating the schools of the district. Terms of office are arranged so that some members are elected each year. The Board of Education formulates the policies by which the school and its program are administered They review the applications of the policies at least once each month in their regular business meeting on the third Monday. They study the long range program necessary to keep the schools up to date the school plant required, the financial resources available, the personnel both teaching and nonteaching presently employed and that which may be needed as the school population increases and the equipment and supplies which are used each year. They talk with patrons of the school with the educational and non-teaching personnel, and with others interested in the operation of the school. The Board of Education is called upon to spend many hours at their job and is one of the few municipal governing bodies which cannot be reimbursed for time spent and services rendered.

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DEDICATIO This year, by vote of the class of '58, we are dedicating the Frontenac to two separate individuals on our school staff. After careful consideration, we feel that they are both deserving of the honor, and hope that they will accept this small tribute. MR. FRED GARDNER MR. LOUIS CHAPIN MR. GARDNER The Class of l958 is happy to dedicate their yearbook to Mr. Fred Gardner, our Senior Advisor. We appreciate all the advice and guidance that he has given us this past year, and are sincerely thankful for the extra time he has devoted towards our class activities. We realize there were times when we needed discipline, and as we glance back, are glad that there was a hand, wiser than ours, at the helm. We hope that you will prize this book throughout your future years, and may those years be happy ones. Best Wishes From The Class of 1958 MR. CHAPIN Whom do we call upon when there is a leaky faucet, a broken desk, or a iammeol locker? Who answers these calls without the least complaint or grumble, and wears a pleasant smile even though his work is often tedious? This person is none other than Lewie Chapin of our maintenance staff. To many, Mr. Chapin has not only been one that we can rely upon, but also has been a trusting friend. For these reasons, and because we wish to show our gratefulness, the Class of 1958 wishes to dedicate this yearbook to you, Mr. Lewis Chapin.

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APPRECIATIO TO THE ADMINISTRATIO MR. SMITH lt is my sincere hope that each member of the Class of l958 has utilized the opportunities of school days at U.S.C.S. to display to others liberal amounts of cheerfulness, generosity, helpfulness, kindness, loyalty, patience, sincerity, tolerance, and unselfishness. In return I hope each has received the reward of respect, understanding and devotion from those with whom he has been most closely associated. It is my wish that in the years ahead each of you will find these friendships growing stronger. May each year add new friendships from your everwidening circle of associates and acquaintances. MR. MOON Please accept my sincere congratulations on the suc- cessful completion of your high school course of study. Your class has been one of the better academic classes that I can recall. Most of you have done your iob well. In view of recent events, the launching of Sputnick I and ll and the Explorer, the theme for your book, Friendship, is especially apropos. Friendship between individuals, states and nations has become an economic necessity. Be sure you make your friendships here at school and in your later life lasting ones. We of the Union Springs Central School faculty, will long remember and cheerfully recall many of you as our friends. Sincerely, RICHARD MOON