Vestal High School - Den Yearbook (Vestal, NY)

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DEDICATION In deep appreciation of their numerous and untiring services to Vestal Central High School, we, of the Senior Class, affectionately dedicate this, the 1951 DEN , to Mrs. Ellen Sherwood and Mr. P. Paul Gimmie 8

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FOREWARD Time is a sort of a river of passing events, and strong is its cur- rent, no sooner is athing brought to sight than it is swept by and another takes its place, and this too will be swept away. Marcus Aruelius e of Vestal live in the fastest growing community in New York State. Everyday new homes are being built to meet the demands of the ever increasing population. In the twelve years since our present high school was dedicated, the student enrollment has doubled. Now Vestal Central School is one of the largest centralized schools in New York State. This build- ing is no longer adequate and plans are being formulated for extensive enlargement. The opening of Vestal Center's new grade school takes place in September, 1951. A mil- lion dollar building here in Vestal will follow. Willow Point and Ross Corners are included in the future plans for new schools. All this denotes growth. However, growth is not necessarily synonymous with progress. To realize our goal of greater progress, we as students and as future citizens must direct our efforts in making this growth become progress through continued improvement. It is with these thoughts ever present, that we the class, of 1951, have prepared this, THE DEN. 9