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

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'MA OW To Esther Dunn we, the Class of '45, dedicate our year- book. We are forever indebted to her kind, thoughtful work as the guidance director for girls and during the period of Mr. Young's naval service, for the boys too. Where she is concerned, the word guidance holds a true meaningeefor she is a sympathetic and understanding counsel. There are few people who 'can approach her endless faith, tact, and cheer-her thorough knowledge of youth and its problems. For this we appreciate her .... We are forever indebted to her eliicient and capable supervision of Student Association funds, as well as class and club finances. In her capacity of universal treasurer she showed boundless patience and willingness to aid the students of Webster High. Her readiness to co-operate with and help those who are connected with class or club treasuries, her energy in undertaking the responsibility of accounting the numerous records, her cheerful acceptance of financial work on our behalf- all these total a vast reservoir of indispensable assistance to us. For this we thank her .... We are forever indebted to her for her educational work in giving knowledge to the seventh graders of this school and preparing them for the requirements and demands of their Senior High years. Because of her widespread contact with the upper grade students, she knows what the Junior High youths can expect to encounter in the years which lie before them. With this future constantly in mind, she expertly molds their habits, their thoughts, and their personalities to meet the tests of living in their coming years. For this we honor her .... 6

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-'---vm v-- ... pq, .gn .xdlalareciafion . . Miss BLANCHE M. PARSHAL1. This year the name Miss Blanche M. Parshall has appeared for the last time on the list of WHS Faculty membersg this year she is leav- ing the school which she has served so well since 1921. It was Miss Parshall who received us in 19-ll as our Freshmen homeroom teacherg it was she who was an able guide in that lirst year of our work in a new environment amid new study habits. Among her other duties was the in- struction of seventh and eighth grade mathe- matics and eighth grade spelling. With her departure the school will feel the loss of a' capable teacher and a line person. The Class of '45 says, Thank you and Good Luck, Miss Parshallf' MR. RovsoN N. Wmvxfus For one decade, Mr. Royson Whipple has been an integral part of the WHS faculty. Now as he goes out to assume a new responsi- bility, he leaves a deep imprint, the imprint of a capable instructor and popular person. For ten years Mr. Whipple has successfully coached the athletic teams of Webster High and in that period has had only one losing team, only one team which did not win at least halfits games. He also cheerfully and efficiently accepted the additional responsibility of teach- ing biology, general science, and hygiene. It is this line record of service, and ability to serve, for which we are expressing our appreci- ation. The Class of 515 says Thank you and Good Luck, Mr. Whipple.