Wheatland Chili Central School - Genoatk Yearbook (Scottsville, NY)

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.be waizon To our parents do we, the Class of 135 xfferuonatelw dedu ate our wearbook It is our sincere wish that as we prepare to go forth mto the world wou are able to efforts, but, somehow we feel that wou realize our feelings, feelings expressed in such wa,s as throuvh the traditional rose ceremonx used at vraduauon 3 ! 0 O view us proudly. Merely to say that you have been a helping hand is to minimize your

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Next to be put to use in the seemingly endless annexing of outside buildings was the basement in the Union Presbyterian Church two years ago. It now contains two nicely furnished fifth grade embodying some 50 students, In that same year, our first year of centralization, it became necessary to install a shop But where! Finally the School Board obtained a Starkweather garage and it's been a going enterprise ever since An excellently equipped shop is provided for grades seven through twelve with classes totaling some seventy students Not to be out done last year also demanded facilities for two more class rooms Tlus problem was solved what the Grace Episcopal Church offered the use of its newly erected parish house. It now holds the kindergarten and one first grade. If you are wondering about tlus coming fall well, maybe well need another building and maybe we wont but even if we do we neednt despair for we have a bright future to look forward to This past December after years of hope and planning the dream of a new school became reality when a large majority of the districts tax payers voted for a new S1 600 000 high school. This move was of course, inevitable because in the words of our principal Our facilities are scattered so we re defeating the purpose of central ization f , X' 1.3, ffwaz Q A X 'ite if ff I iff 'P Y- K it of f-vita 4 I ' e fi ', flux i ' if H.fi.7,,f? Lg-Q ' t 5 f U 'f7 rg We it ni Xxxxx N ,vvynvqg ff fl F Diff' new M ff' ' .-'E- ' tl 53' 2 if , i r f - J, xi' 3712 I 5' if if-1 al I 5 W I L.. 1-E-L l'l lfI1 V 1. ' '31 ra Z . . f Dg1Va- iv, 2? ,47- ,Q X ,ff I . I . . J' A x 103, f Q rf , -A .1 f . . . 0:26 -tl 1 Q A ' ' . M 22:32 x ' ' , . . f f. V sfggi-A 'l fx 1 . . D I 45'a:i'Lix i - n ... I 9 fzfziif -'. l I 0 l' ' 1 ' 7 1: -- f -.:. ' .fn f l iwilzf 'if-5 Q ' ' f 1,51 4 .'p.5-1.44.-Q-I ' Q . 17. ! v 24.3 '-4'-5-' ful' -' Y, . Z an rrv- -1 1., tt. - . N W.-. - . , 1 'j,,g,4' V 3,-1451. if 25-ge 212 gg , ' tqQL7','f,,! ihifgr, 14315 W: 3 - ,-gl - - - ' J vi vii! ',:f'r:,P ,ni'.f?' ,i 5 ily 14 ' t ' ' 'E' 1 r 1.0.-in '.l.!.7o.u' . -1- 74.1 . . ' i 'rf' f ff ,eff 1 il? , I fb - :gl ijgi , ' , ' ' ' ' ' I ,7459r7' f N Lnwu , . I ' - n 1 1 i it l V r' A , ,- , n r , N K X l , ' I X 1 1 V f f 155 xg I 4 l ' , ii 13322 V X , ,. . ffrwfgi' 1 4' f yn-srf 1 ffl' ' 1,151 y ' -.9 1 naman Q 'Jie 1: ag gi .- if f ,gi-' N .e 0.0- I ' ' L ' X 4 y aff'-a tg . - ,-1 Y ,j-ne -- f- Q I ,L so-' I V. ,- , -,- 4 f f f - w 1 ? ' . 5 A - li! 1 1 I I ' X il a 2' 1 - I . . Z 6' fiyv' ' Li -'-L.T.- - ,X 2 1 ' ' 1 12 7.1 Y -1, ' Q' - ' , . ,' n A J -:I ' ,ft v 'l'f5,' 'ffzfg If Y l ' 1,1554 :' I... l , ,- ig, '-A ' ' ' N f . -1f1,,'f:1 I ' 1' ,, .. F , P ,Z 2 X V f ' if if 04' ! ' fZ ff?f - gfef ,f of it , - --: 5242-'fi 'f,, F7 fr Y -tiff - --f f ' V' Y - jif I f ' nw- ' X, f 1 '