Westmoreland Central High School - Years End Yearbook (Westmoreland, NY)

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Foreword y Books are something which have a mark- ed influence on everyone. Once a person has finished a book, it leaves an indelible mark on the reader. It may have been fact or fiction, short or long, in a light vein or heavy, but no matter what type it was, it formed part of the person's character. Human nature is a very flexible and im- pressionable thing. Beliefs are built and molded around what already exists. Some remain unaltered or unadded to, but are expressed differently so that each genera- tion can understand it in the present ver- nacular. All facts must be recorded, whether positive or negative, so time will not be used to refind it or make the same mistake. Once you have a belief, books can strength- en it, shake it, or change it. The personuwho is not well read is limiting himself to a small and narrow world. This world is restricted not because others can not enter, butthat the person can not leave.

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W e alute The 19611 Years End is being ded icaTed To, A woman whom we all knew, From sevenTh grade and up on Through, All our years of high school. She was There To Teach us verbs, How To diagram, and English words, BuT when ThoughTs of her come To mind, We know iT was Toward dramaTics she was inclined. The evening rehearsals wiTh our class plays, AT her paTience we were always amazed- For There were forgoTTen lines, cosTumes To repair, PresenTaTions posTponed a n d Those pracTices- They made you wanT To Tear ouT your hair! i Mrs. Anna jane Worhach BuT we made iT, and The audience never knew, All ThaT we had To go Through. IT was for her guidance, sincerify and grace, ThaT in our hearTs and memories she has won a place, And we can only hope she will feel our appreciaTion, By our offering of This dedicaTion. Class of 964