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

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WEBSTER MRS, HELEN L. BARTON MR. Bovn P. CAMPBELL Miss MARY C, DAVIS Miss ELLA FRONIEAR Hamzmakzng and Ham: Induxtrial Arm Science and Mathcmatiu Nun: Emnamicl MISS RUTH A BAUCH MR. OSCAR R, Cocm MR- RONALD G- DEGEN Mxss WINIFRED C. GENUNG ' ' ' ' ' Hi la Matbematiar ' ' Cgmm .Yonai .ftudzef and Cnarhzn Junta' 5 U Librarian M C tg: B g and .fcunu R. HARLES . RowN M A C M K G junjgf High jgfjaj j',u,1j,J IBIS? NCENZANNQN MR. EUGENE U. DEWITTE ATHLSEN OETTEN 77107 tg nt :mann Iwtwmmm! MuJi: :JMU an fauma um MR. ROBERT S. BROWN junipr High Mgflpgmafin MR. PHILIP L. DAv1Es Miss ESTHER A. DUNN MRS. LEE G. GUTHRIE and Srimc: Xcimr: junior High .facial .Vtudiex Vern! Muric 1

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Left ta Right' MR. LOREN ABRAMS, MR. lRv1NG FARNHAM, MR. OV1D FRY, MR. STANLEY MARTTN, Prefidmtj and MR. jot-IN T1-roRPE. Board of oluoaiion After the Webster Central District was formed in 1948, the Board of Education was confronted with the urgent need of enlarging school facilities. An architect was employed directly and requested to submit pre- liminary plans. From this starting point to the completion of the first unit, the process has been a long and continued one. In it has been involved much planning and many important decisions. The project has required frequent con- ferences with the architect and contractors, with lawyers and bankers, with local and state officials. Since a large share of financing central school construction is furnished by the State of New York, it has been necessary to secure approval of all building plans from the Division of Buildings and Grounds at Albany. The knowledge of the experts in this department has been received from their collective experience in setting up standards and procedures throughout the state. In addition to this professional advice, the Board of Education has visited newly-built schools at Clyde, Irondequoit, Henrietta, Pittsford, and Greece. Opportunity has thus been offered to see different types of flooring, windows, light fixtures, and acoustical treatment. The members of Webster Central School teaching staff have also contributed generously in making necessary layouts and in choosing the materials to be used in actual construction. The Board of Education is genuinely appreciative, too, of the public support which residents of the Webster Central District have given to the school building program that has been undertaken in this community. It is designed to provide expanding and improved facilities for the youth of Webster in the hope that they may find it to be truly a place Where Life is Worth Living. JOHN O. THORPE, Member of Board of Educazion Secretaries Many thanks go to Anne Schreiber, Dorothy Abbott, Anna Johncox, and Irene Wright who hold the very im- portant positions of secretary to the vice-principal, clerk of the board of education, secretary to the principal, and assistant secretary, respectively. We attribute the smooth operation of WCS to their efliciency. School Ojicers Dirtrirt Superintendent-MR. LESTER B. FOREMAN Xecrcmry, Board of Education-MRs. DOROTHY H. ABBOTT Collector of TJXEJ-MR. W. L. I-IERRTCK Trearurer-MR. CARROLL E. SUTTER tfittiizgu MRS. I. WRTGHT, MRS. D. ABBOTT. - f f .S'mmZiazg.' MRS. A. JOHNCOX, MRs. A. Sghool P11-ynczmz DR' M' LYNCH 5CHRE,,,ER- Atlendance 0jffcer4MR. ALBERT B. ECKLER 12