Van Hornesville High School - Otsquagan Yearbook (Van Hornesville, NY)

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ROBERT B. WOODRUFF Principal T is only natural that at times appreciation of family, school and community is not as evident as it might be because we take things for granted when we are with them each day. But when ties are broken as seniors graduate and leave, appreciation deepens as they miss for the first time the scenes, supports and comforts which were so familiar. I One of the most rewarding experience of the principal's position is the evidence of this appreci- ation constantly received from alumni and old friends. Board Cf Education LEFT TO RIGHT--EARL. OSTRANDER, EDNA ANEY. HAROLD HAUSNER. HOWARD LENEKER, FRANK HEMENWAY, PRESIDENT: THOMAS ROBERTSON, GORIXJN FILKINS, E. ELLIS ELWOOD. 8

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H N the Van Hornesville school a cheerful spirit of cooperation exists in a much greater degree than in any other school system that I have observed. This is very much in evidence in the relationship of the pupils, the teachers, the Principal, the Business Manager, and the Board of Education-as well as all other employees of the Van Hornesville Central School This most important factor in the successful op- eration of a school has existed so long here that there is great danger that we all may take 'too much for granted,' and overlook this important familiar condition. HAROLD HAUSNER Di strict Superintendent Ma inten ance FRONT ROI--GERTRUDE SANDVOLD, EMORY TENNANT. HOWARD LENEKER, HARVEY SHAUL, MARION MILLER. SECOND ROW--CARLTON BLANCHOE, HENRY HEMENIAY, MARTIN MAYTAN, OLIVER SMITH, ED CHAFFERS. 9