Warrensburg High School - Hackensack Yearbook (Warrensburg, NY)

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PACUltY FIRST ROW: MISS GOODSPEED. MISS MC GRAW, MRS. REYNOLDS. MRS. BOCKES, MRS. BAKER. MRS. BENEDICT. MISS ROBINSON, MRS. MAC RAE, MRS. CONLEY. MRS. GURNEY. SECOND ROW: MISS HINCKLEY. MISS ROURKE. MRS. SCULLY. MISS BADGER. MRS. HACK, MISS GOODMAN, MISS BENNETT. MRS. MAGEE. MISS TODT. MRS. STONE. MISS BROWN, MRS. OLDEN. THIRD ROW1: MISS MIERE (Cadet), MRS. MAXAM, MISS PETERS. MRS. MENSHAUSEN, MRS. ORTON. MRS. HEADER, MRS. AUBREY. FOURTH ROW: MR. FIEDLER. MR. CAMERON. MR. BOCKES. MR. PAWLUCKIE. MR. NILES. MR. SCULLY. MR. MALLERY. MR. WAPPETT, MR. KHOURY. 71 S the Chinese Emperor was assisted by boards known as a privy council, so also is our principal, with his many helpers, the faculty. If ever anyone has had a wonderful faculty, we certainly have. Ever since our first days in kinder- garten our teachers have guided us along, always with patience and understand- ing as well as cheerfulness. We will all benefit from them through our future years. “To teach other people unceasingly--that is just natural with us.” Confucius Mrs. Stone 5

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BOARD OF EDUCATION SKATED: MR. DON CAMERON; MR. JAMES MAGEE; MR. HOWARD HULL. PRESIDENT; MR. WILLIAM MALTBIE; MR. WARD PIEDLER, PRINCIPAL. STANDING; MR. CHARLES BROWN; MR. NELSON MEADER; MR. RALPH BROWN; MR. JAMES WALSH; MR. LEWIS CRANDALL. CT he authority over the school is vested in the Board of Education consisting of nine members, who establish the educational and fiscal policies. Through a well managed program, many opportunities have been offered to the student body. These opportunities are not only for the members of the vil- lage, but are extended to those who live in the central district. “ . . . Our best according to our official capacity.” Confucius (IN Ancient China the people were ruled by df an emperor who was the father of the people, and as the father was responsible for their behavior and training, received blame when they proved unworthy, and reward when they showed themselves to be virtuous. In the same way Mr. Fiedler and Mrs. Stone have been working hard to make all those under their supervision wise and pros- perous citizens, when it comes time for them to venture out into the world on their own. Mr. Fiedler 4

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HEALTH C7 HE Chinese were very supersti- e Z tious, and in order to ward off dis- ease, they would dress themselves in hideous clothes to ‘ ‘scare ’ away all sickness and evil things present. Here in our school, we have our faith- ful doctor and nurse. In this picture, Miss Robinson is assisting Dr. Hunt- ington in dressing the arm wound of Judy Frulla. LEFT TO RIGHT: DR. HUNTINGTON. JUDY FRULLA. MISS ROBINSON. CAFETERIA f AST year, due to the increas- ing number of students, a new addition was built on to the cafe- teria. There also has been much new and modern equipment in- stalled, which has made possible an efficient cafeteria. The Chinese diet varies very much from ours, also their way of cooking and preparing it is en- tirely different. Such things as old pickled eggs, sharks’ fins, bird-nest soup, silk worms and other dishes compare with our vegetables, fruit, and meat. “You will surely die if you do not use more discretion.” Confucius “Why do people say that it is easier to get on good terms with the kitchen god?” Confucius