Wappingers Central High School - Portico Yearbook (Wappingers Falls, NY)

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I3 THE FOREWORD We dedicate our Portico To the most important cause - World Peace is an essential goal Which deserves the earth's applause. We students here at school would like To join the nations of the world, To first establish and then preserve The banner of Peace unfurled. How can we do this? you may ask. Our schools present an answer, They must see that we are equipped When into the world we transfer. Scholarship, leadership, and service Are royally important to gain, But above these three reigns character, The crown we strive to attain. Gratefully we thank our Lord That we are men upon this land. Who am I? we ask our God. Says He, A precious grain of sand. A. Sunclstrand and B. Tait

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THE DEDICATION The class of 1957 dedicates its yearbook to World Peace. Individuals have faltered on the road to this great goal, but if all the peoples of the world walk the path together -in faith -there is hope. Yet, it is the choice of the individual: World Peace or world pieces? 'THEN SHAlL BH 'T E FkcO,y5,BcAREsgg A ,E 4 PRUNING Hoo P SWQRQAE 1 HALL THEY V I

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455, cf' 3 ra.-f Top Row: Ross A. Cobb, Dr. John J. Mitchell Alexander V. Hamilton, Joseph E. Ludewig Bottom Row: Albert L. Canale, Carleton l Relyea, Treasurer, Charles J. LeRoy, Sr. Florence G. Gray, Clerk. Right: Roy C. Ketcham, President. Although this group of men may be unfamiliar to most of the student body, everyone is familiar with the work they do. These men spend countless hours fashioning school policy and dealing with the staggering problems of an expanding school district. To you, we wish to say, Thanks for the many opportunities you have mode available to us at Wappingers Central. 7