Valley Stream Central High School - Cadet Yearbook (Valley Stream, NY)

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1 ' .ff 15t,Rou: C. Alberts, E. Henryf Ambermau, W. May J. Korba R. Udall, D. Van Wickler 'E. Kurfess, J. Bergen, B. Mortimer, L. Mital, F. Tronsorl 2nd Raul: D. Suprina, R. Thompsoni K. Wright, M. DuBois: M. Green, V. Myles,'L. Pompa, I. Campbell, A. Lanza, R. Franczylc, H. Paul K. Darling. 3rd R'bu': S. Newman, S. Seader, A. Romano, A. Clarke, H. Williamson . Leachey, A. Fare, R. Stevenson, R. Peterson. 4219 Roar 1. Magowan, E. Englert, E. B. Avery D. M. Griffith, M. Michener, S. Chiavoli, D. Holsapple, F. Budde, B. Keller. 5111 Row: P. Hart? man, H5 Irvine, C. Dare, A. Totten, -I. Evans! H. Hills, S. Fortunaro, P. Banks L. Clark E. Graham. 6111 Rou' F. De-Mita,'E Augustirfe A. Stillman A Musselma Dr. J Smith, A. Chris man, L. Efifkm. m .fefmw T. siiuu, J. D'El'ia, F. Young, J.fvre1big,,5.'i5,.V' eau, N. Sinkinson- ,, X. Yi A719 Row: F. Keffer K Facull f 'N T IS NOT possible for any senior to find suitable words to express himself satisfactorily about so many virtues of Central. lt stands to reason that the greater degree of responsibility for pupil suc- cess must be allotted to the faculty. Another year has seen this premise once more Q' r 1 v realized, and the Class of 1954 is no for the faeultys assistance than those Thus, a most inadequate thanks will fice formally as a means of recording of the Senior Class. less grateful of the past. have to sut- the gratitude x

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Seated: Mr, Owen. Slanding: Mr. Evans, Mr. Barrett, Mrs. May, Mrs. Wright, Mr. Michenet Guidance Department O WORD means more to the student at Central than the word guidance for it is the sum total of his place in the sun in the past, present, and future. Like the proverbial ship in distress seeking aid, the students of Central High School head for Room 118. lf one has a problem about any phase of school life-subjects, teachers, college or occupational re- quirements, he has only to go to the Guidance Of- fice to find a solution. The office is fully equipped with files on occupations and scholarships and main- tains an up-to-date collection of college catalogues as well as books on college selection. Always ready to offer a suggestion for future plans, the well- trained and thoroughly experienced staff of the Guid- ance Department helps many students each year to make their future plans. Their understanding, tol- erance, and kindness are greatly appreciated. To Mr. Evans, counselor for the Class of 54. a special debt of thanks is owed for his unselfish interest in the individual problems of each Senior. Mr. Evans

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