Wayne Central High School - Eagle Yearbook (Ontario, NY)

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l S -a N'E 1 Eg if Wrth the blastrng of Sputmle 1nto outer space came a shock wave of publ1c concern about the mathemancs departments Were students today truly rnterested rn math Were they makmg out standmg ach1evements for example nn 1ntermed1ate algebra and tr1gonometry7 Wfe If Wfay ne Central should be partlcularly proud of the fact that students ln our school haxe llvs ays had hugh standrngs ln the regents exam1nat1ons rn h1gher math courses XY7hy7 Perhaps It IS because these classes are strmulatmg The students have cauvht the teachers enthususm for her subyect They are relaxed for the teacher reahzes that an occass1onal loke allows the student to re turn to the problem at hand vuth renewed ugor And they lenovs that the teacher has the1r mtetests nn mlnd spurrmg them on to achreve to the best of thenr abrlrtres And so If IS mth the greatest of pleasure that the staff of the l959 EAGLE eleellcates thus yearbook to Mrs anet Ransley ln recognltnon of the great contrrbutlons she hls made not only to the math department but also to Wfayne Central School and to rts student body 5 l l l 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 l l 1 f ,N KS ' G 1 was be ,l'11L,, 1 27 ai? 'QI' isa? iigl: as lflfifpe f' f e e L's iT'8 I J' el 1 as fl ' fl lgly 551' 1 ' 1 if 1, l l1 wil M 1114113 Llf g1 . A . .V . 1 lily 7 , Q t 1ll.1yl,y1! . . 1 . may I, C . . c ? A . - Hfyl . . , 7 , . . .C ! l . fl I ' Ht . 'L ' ' 11y 15111 l XIV , ' .2 I 4 D .' . . . ' ' ' . 1 - rlll . . lf L .c . V ,A '.j V 'N . . V ' Y ll . . V. Q l L 1 y pw ,. Q ff ' llhl A 1 1 S, , 1 I 1111 l fl 9, 1 l1l1l It ll 'W ll of 1 F 1

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Most of Mrs. Janet Ransley's life has been spent contributing to the education of children. She graduated in 1934 with a Bachelor of Arts Degree from Syracuse University where she was a member of the Delta Zeta Sorority, an elected member of Pi Mu Epsilon, Mathematics Honoraryg Sigma Pi Sigma, National Physics Honorary, and a member of the Womens Athletic Association Board. In 1943 she received her Master of Science Degree, also from Syracuse University. Previous to teaching in Wayne Central, she taught at Lyrrcourt School in Syracuse, and Cortland High School in Cortland, New York. Since 1950 she has taught math and science here at Wayne Central, opening many ears to the great task of learning. Both she and her husband, Mr. Rexford Ransley, are active members of the First Baptist Church of Ontario. With skiing as one of their main interests, Mr. and Mrs. Ransley spend as much free time as possible in Vermont and the Adirondack Mountains. They both lHce an- tiques and have chosen many fine examples of early Americana for their home, which is one of the older houses in the community. Much of their spare time has been spent in restoring the Ransley homestead to its original beauty. They also share an avid in- terest in the legitimate theater. And Mrs. Ransley still finds time to sew. This year she is an advisor to the Junior class and the advisor of the Mathematics Club which was newly organized this year.