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Dedication JOHN S. MOISEICHIK We of the Class of 1957 are proud to honor one who has shown an intense interest in our welfare and has played a major role in our character development. For your guidance, not only on the athletic field but in all facets of school life; for your help and encouragement when our problems have seemed overwhelming; and for your incessantly exemplary sportsmanship which has instilled an element of fair play within us; we dedicate our 1957 Co-Hi-An to you, our friend and teacher, Mr JohnS. Moiseichik.
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Dr. Franklyn S. Barry Superintendent of Schools Mr. Charles L. Tharratt Assistant in Charge of Business Affairs Administration A better school system is the aim of our administrators. Through their constant efforts, we have the fine teachers and facilities of today in Cortland High School. The Board of Education Office at 31 Court Street is the hub of school activity, where much vital executive work of our public schools is done. BOARD OF EDUCATION: Mr. John Dexter, Mr. Donald Ames, Mrs. Stewart VerNooy, President; Mr. John Vico, Vice-Presidenti Mrs. Stanley Metzger. 6
ELIZABETH F. ROCHE Vice-Principal Miss Elizabeth Roche is one of the busiest faculty members in Cortland High School. Besides being Senior Class adviser, she finds time to assist underclassmen in selecting their activities. Moreover, she aids Dr Doran in his administrative duties. Gratitude for her unselfish sacrifices is difficult to express. 7 DR. ROBERT J. DORAN Principal Few people realize how fully an educational institution depends upon an active, capable, well-liked principal. A school without such a leader lacks strength and direction. We wish to express our sincere appreciation to Dr. Doran for setting and maintaining such high standards for the students and faculty of Cortland High School.
ENGLISH DEPARTMENT-Seated: Mrs. Abbey, Miss Orser, Chairman, Mr Clapp, Mrs. Squires. Standing: Miss Gilles, Mrs. Green, Mrs. Eddy, Mrs. Sawyer, Mr. Cornman, Miss Schroeder, Mr. Moss. Below Left: Mr. Williamson. Faculty Speech, grammar, dramatics, and literature, all necessities in our lives, whether we become engineers, doctors, secretaries, housewives or garage mechanics, are taught in English classes. Poise in public speaking is learned, and practice is received by means of symposiums and speeches. Then, through the knowledge of the post and of other peoples, one may discover how to better apply thot which he has learned in becoming a more useful citizen. SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT-Seated: Miss Kinnally, Mrs. Davis, Mr. Goelz, Mrs. Bancroft, Mrs. Eberly. Standing: Mr. Khalil, Mr. Davis, Mr. Thurlow, Mr. Brush, Chairman. 8
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