Whitesboro High School - Chegaquatka Yearbook (Whitesboro, NY)

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FOREWORD We, the Class of '52, are soon to leave behind the familiar halls and classrooms of Whitesboro Central. A few of us may someday returng however the major- ity of us will catch only occasional glimpses of our beloved school. W e have been carefully guided through the four years of high school by our teachers and parents. Now we must use this knowledge to build a place for ourselves in the world. Let us always remember our old Alma Mater and by our actions keep her name alive. BEYOND THE HORIZON What is beyond the horizon of the future for us, the Senior Class of 1952? Into what kind of world are we about to enter? It is obviously not a world at peace. Whether it is called simply a Hpolice actionl' or war, all of us are affected. Many of our class will serve in the Armed Forces. Others of us will remain at home to fight the evils of those who wish to destroy America. Regardless of which we do, Seniors, remember that we have a grave responsibility to do our share in the fight for our priceless heritage - democracy. The peace, security, and happiness of future generations depend upon how we meet our responsibilities and obligations. We entered Whites- boro to learn. Now it is the time for us to leave and go forth to serve. Serve-to make those years beyond the horizon peaceful for our fellow men. -THE EDITOR l 2 l

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DEDIC T10 GEORCE R ZINIMLR Head Custodian As Seniors, we look upon our school with a pride that grows as each year passes. So much of this pride stems from the outward signs of a beauti- ful school, that the Class of '52 feels lt only proper to dedicate its own prlceless yearbook to the custodial staff For many years they have lahored to keep our school one of the most picturesque IU Central New York State To the unsung heroes of W C S go our warmest thanks and appreclatlon OTTO CONKLIN HANS DAM BEVERLY KENISTON FRED W. SPECHT EMIL J. SCHMITTER l31