Webster Central High School - Reveille Yearbook (Webster, NY)

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M. Galhreath -Ifliigariij H. Caolieux A. Vanderbilt E. Bailey f. Cumming.: G. Reagan M. Knight G. Thoinax M. Platt R. Hollander M, Coctello I. Marvin W. Ganung M. Bradley L. Callan R. Whipple H. Scherer FACULTY ROBERT L. THOMAS-.Yupervixing Principal MARY G. KNIGHT-Senior High Preceptrem, Englich III-IV BLANCHE M. PARSHALL-junior High Preceptreu, Mathematics MARIE F. STONE-Latin and Hiftoigf GRACE M. THOMAS-Senior High .Ychool Mathematicx RUTH S. HOLLANDER-French, Social Studief NORMA L. STEWART-General Science WINIFRED C. GENUNG-Librarian THEODORE C. DAY-Hixtory, Coaching Foothall ana' Track JOSEPH ROMODA-Science, Coaching Bafkethall ana' Bacehall ALICE VANDERBILT-Mathematicc LILLIAN M. REMMEL-Latin, Englich MARGARET E. BRADLEY-English HELEN C. CADIEUX-Commercial MARIAN P. COSTELLO-Englich MALCOLM B. GALBREATH-Agriculture LOUIS CALLAN-Ina'u.ftrial Arty CHARLOTTE A. DUNCAN-Homemaking 8

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R. L. THOMAS Principal In high school science you may have verified by ex- periment Newton's great discovery: That every action has an equal and contrary reaction. At least you have probably observed that things do not just happen without some regulation and orderg that unchangeable, natural, physical and moral laws actually govern you whether you will them or not. The Great Teacher expressed the same undying thought for the social and moral realm when he aptly said: With what measure you mete it shall be measured to you again. Interest in these truths of course lies only in their application to your daily lives. Each and all have experienced joy and sorrow from the rebounds of his own actions and attitudes. What you do or say is sent back to you much as a rubber ball returns to the one who throws it. Treat people kindly and kindness will come back to youg be a friend and you won't lack friendsg always be fair, square, clean-minded, sincere, and the future will return to you the respect of even those who do otherwise and cannot agree with you. Put the law of action and reaction to the test. Apply it to your conduct, to what you do and say, and you will truly find That men may arise on stepping-stones Of their dead selves to higher things.

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FACULTY M. GENEVIEVE REAGAN-Mufic LUCILE HEATH-Dfdlt'i71Kg and Crafty ISABEL T. MARVIN-Pbyfical Education ROYSON N. WHIPPLE-Science, Pbyfical Education ESTHER A. DUNN-Geograplyf JOHN W. STEWART-Hixtory, junior High School MILDRED R. BARNES-Gradef 5-6 GLADYS D. ROGERS-Gradef 5-6 HESPER E. HOBART-Gradec 5-6 HELEN E. SCHERER-Grade 4 ELEANOR BENHAM-Gradec 5-4 MARGARET BEMAN-Grade 5 ESTHER D. MORGAN-Grade 2 LEAH F. REID-Grade 2 ELIZABETH GAFFNEY-Gfdd6 1 ELINOR BAILEY-Kindergarten JOHN CUMMINGS-I71J'fl'ZlL'l'0f' I nrtrumental Music MRS. WILLIAM B. PLATT-Inftructor in Religious' Education PRISCILLA FAM0US1.SweCI 6fdIj to the Principal M. Bemau . Romoda E . Benbam L. Retmnel L. Heath E. Mortgatz N. Stewart T. Daj E. Gajfnov . 1 H. Hobart G. Rogen' M. Stone L, Reid P. Famouf E. Dunn B. Parcfvall j. Stewart .. ,G DlllIEFf 171 fdn, 0 . J' 9 w , . w Y La