Warrensburg High School - Hackensack Yearbook (Warrensburg, NY)

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sf' A Bus . . . An object of steel, rubber, plastic, without feeling of its own . . . lnrehearsed drama it witnesses each day . . . Whispered secrets to a bosom friend . . . A whimpering tot who lost his mittens in the snnw . . . A soulful look between two shy youths, discovering puppy love . . . The walls throb to confessions . . . Unfinished homework . . . A family squabble . . . Sat- urday's date . . . The din never ceases . . . Even when empty it echoes with memories of happy laughter.

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74.416 of CLASSES ------------- ----- - ----------------- SPORTS --------- -- ----------- -- ----------- - ACTIVITIES ----------------------------------------- ACADEM1CS- - ----- ---------- ------ - --------- ------ - - CLUBS ----------- ---------- ------------- ---------- ADVERTISEMENTS ---------------------------- - -------- - - W if ,. QE-4 'Mig 5 A theme the c entral idea around whrch a book ts planned is an essentral of a good yearbook ln order to grve tt umty Thrs year for our theme we have chosen to plan the book a round busses rn as school In fact the very exrstance of our central school depends on the day in and day out rounds made by them Those not ndmg on them httle rea l1z e thetr importance Those who do use them are una ware that a total of 478 mlles 15 covered each day by these rollrng grants A stattsuc unbelievable but true whrch wrll show the tremendous role played by them is the fact thateach year over 24 000 000 student mrles are cover ed by the busses of the Warrensburg Central School Throughout thrs book we are attempting through photography and art work to por nay the role of busses The introductory drvr ston pages to each section are photographs of scenes passed daxly on the vanous routes It rs h oped that by the use of thrs theme our yearbook will have unrty and that ll wrll potnt up the rmportance of busses rn a central school 2 N N fe he - -C 3 XX - - X I much as they play such an important role in getting so many of the students to our

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7751. c2dZezUeachfe4mwlDrJzecw. if g x,: t mamnihurg 5 New ,Qnrk s o lH.J.3lUNbr Dear Seni0I'S: Dum!-mv imma As you leave high school you have completed an important seg- ment of your life. As you continue your career, whether or not you continue further education, may you be reminded of your high school influences. Hay you know the joys of friendship, the need of working together, the value of integrity, honor and industry - traits which form the keystone of a good life - and may you use them for your happi ness and for the welfare of others. Sincere1y'yours, JZJZZ' W. I. Fiedler 4