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

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MR. ROBERT L. THOMAS On the desk of Mr. Robert L. Thomas, principal of the Webster Central School District, as on the drawing board of a top-flight designer, all the plans for a greater Webster Central School system have taken shape. Under his direction these dreams have become realities for the students of this district. This type of vision, so important to the welfare of a school system, is combined in Mr. Thomas with personal qualities which have endeared him to both students and teachers. His quiet dignity, his genuine interest in each of us, and his devotion to the highest educational goals are typical of his Forward Look . HDMINISTRHTIDN MR. HERBERT W. SCHROEDER Mr. Herbert W. Schroeder, assistant princi- pal of the Webster Central School District, is new to this system. In the brief time we have known him we have come to feel that he is also a man with a Forward Look , treasuring what' is worthwhile of the traditional while adopting what is valid of the new. MR. RALPH W. MARTIN As the launching date approaches and ac- tivity at all levels is intensified, many problems arise. In the manner of an expert trouble- shooter, Mr. Ralph Martin, principal of the high school, gives these matters his calm atten- tion. Such is his ability and understanding that the difficulties are soon overcome and the space ship ready for her upward thrust.

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Y 63 Mrs, Mary H. Quinn WN Clinton S. Ballard Mr. john O. Thorpe Mr. Loren E. Abrams Mr. Harold J. Brennan Mrs. Marie H. Zachmann Q O C SECRETHRIES Cheerful and eflicient are the sec- retaries who staff the offices of Webster Central. Like a trustworthy ground crew, they attend to the innumerable details essential to the final launching of the Rocket Ship, Class of 1958. Mr. Stanley H. Martin President , x 'fast ., BOARD OF EDUCATION Like true scientists, members of the Board of Education of the Webster Central School District have long ex- emplified The Forward Look. Their willingness to see the need for an im- proved educational plant with new buildings, an enlarged faculty, and ca- pacity for expansion is evidence of this. We who have benefitted by the ad- vantages offered here are indeed grate- ful to the Board of Education for their wisdom and to the community for their generosity. Mrs. D. Elliott, Mrs. J. McCrary, Mrs. D. Abbott, Miss G. Viele, Mrs. T VanAlstyne, Mrs. M. Bolthouse, Mrs. V. Berg, Mrs. E. Lasher, Mrs. L Cornwall. 6

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Mrs. Helen L. Barton Mr. Richard J. Batzing Mr. Charles F. Brown r. Robert S. Brown Mr. Boyd P. Campbell Homemaking Grade 8 Grade 8 Science Industrial Arts ego a ,, H . . Q ,Q J -I 7 I X ' . L it ' 1 . if X4 V' X X ' E at 'R X Mrs. Alice G. Carson Mr. N. Stephen Castor Mr. Henry Catalino Mrs. Vivian H. Chandler Englzsh and French Englzsh Science English and Speech Aisle -P X Mr. OSCRI COChi' Miss Marian D. Colberg Miss Alice Concannon Mr. Philip L. Davies Gwdfwfe, Svfwl Sfudfer Vocal Music Grade 8 Science and Coaching Miss Mary C. Davis Mrs. Rita H. Davison Mr. Rudolph G. Degen Science and Mathematics Commerce Mathematics 8 WEBSTER CENTRAL