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Bainbridge 1950 I BAINBRIDG~ C~NTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Board of ~ducation . \till R 1 ..., D1 C1 1 1, Prl'lttlt-nt FRI 11 RoBBL\' \\ \RII I .00\1" \IR~. (, \IcCR\1 O..,h.I\\IR 0110 11111.1.\(,IR l·o~uR 1),\Rl.l.\. Cieri. The Faculty FR.\:\U.., .J. C ,..,1 ', p, nu 1pal, \.B. Hamilton College, ~1.",. Columbia Univcr..,ll\ J. (.R.\'\1 KI'\C., lut• Prill('ipal. \.B. Union College \I \RIO:'. B1' 1 \\11'\, l.ilmny. A.B .. B ...,. in L..., . ..,)I acme 'ni\er~ity E,m. Bl!)l, Phystcal Education, B.~ .• ~~"· )\!acme Univer..,it\ Rt n1 Bt \C J..., \t'tTt'illl)', Hun·.., Pri\at<. ..,chool, Buffalo, :\. \. \111' C'. Bt \( "'· Collllllt'rte, B. ..,. in Education l ni\er~ity ol ..,outhem C.tlilomia Jl \'\'\1 0. Bt' 11n, l.ailll, .\.B... '\·"·College 101 I eacher.., \1\R\1!1. R. Bt\llll., Mathematio, .\.B.:\.'\ ....,. College lor '1cachu.., \1.\RC •. \RLI BR.\D'>IIA\\, hfth (;rade, Om·ont.t '\onnal ..,<.hool \ IRGI:'\1\ Bt ll.lR, ]r. Htp,h \(}(ul! \iudits, \.H . ..,mith College \I \R(,\Rll Ciiii\IIRO, ]1. H1gh \fat/11 mal1rs, .\.B. N.\ ·"'·College fm 1 tacher 0RRI., L. C01, lndu.~tnal ,J111. l!.!,rirulturl', B.~. "nacmc Lni\er..,it, DoROTHY CoRBIN, Homemaking, B.~. Penn. tate, M. \. Columbia l ni\cr~ity B1 ~..,n DAt n1 Rl, Phv1. hd., B ...,. in Plno.,. hi. E . ..,tmucbhm~ ..,tate Teachct-. College R1< liARD Dt '\'\l, lh1lm). B.\.. \lhul L ni,er it~ DoRotm cARl. Thnd (.rode, B. ol Ed. Oneonta ',tate Teachcr.., College \1 \RG.\Rl 1 HoFF\1,\'\, \aond Cra(/t>, B. ol Ed. Oneonta ',tate Teacher.., Colkgc· \'IRGI,I<\ HmtRHllR, Fin/ Crade, Oneonta '\onnal ',chool MARY HoM KEY, Srxth Grade, B. of Ed. Oneonta 'itate Teache1 s College Lt.LL Jo:>.t'>, \rdh (.rade, Oneonta !\ormal ',chool Lt<.u.u. 1•. K1''~'' . lrt, PI.ttt ln'>titutc RoBIRI' LA\!IHRJ, ,\fu.lit, Oberlin College \'\'\\C.'\ \\lOR, l ·n.ll (,mdt•, Oneonta '\onnal )rhool 1YRTll. PA<.J 11, Yurst', R.'\. Ch.t~. "'· \\' il-.on \femo1ial Ho'>pital PH\ 1 us PAt \11 R, A wdergartn1, B. of Ed. Oneonta tate Teachers College GJ:"\1.\"RA Pr.m"''· Tlnrd Gwdt•, B. ol Ed. Oneonta ..,tate ·lea<hcr'> Collq~c DoROHIY RHH'>, \eumd (,wdt', B. of Ed. Oneonta ..,tate I e.tdtcr-. C.olkg<. DoRI~ ',ccH 1, I ourth Gwd(', Cortland ..,tate 1 t ad1u' Colleg<. ~1\nu '"1111, \cu•ncf', B.',.:\.\ .',. College lor 1 earhet~. \1.',. Comcll l J ni\er~uy (,1 R IRI m ',·1 lll '>, /•1[1h Crade, Oneonta )tate I eacher'> Collcg<. .JI.\'\'\1 \\I\( II()\ I(., ! • J(' IIth and lngltsh, \lhany ',tate rcaclll'l'> College DoROIH\ E. \'1< \R\, Gwdml((' and IV medzal Readlllg, \B. \llegh.tn~ GEORGI· H. \ H \R\, l:ngltsh, \.B. Hamilton College, B.',. in L',. ',)l.t<tl'>e Lot 1'-I \\' . \\' 1 1 "'"· l·r !nih Grade, Oneonta '\'ormal ',dwol, B. ol J:o d. Columbia U. C.\ROI.\ :-.. J. \\'oou, Jr. If 1gh 1· n.l!,h.\h, \Jinm' ',tate J eac hn-. Col kge I it'! Rclll: \Jt,, Blad, \li" \\ood. \Jt, Btachha\1, \Jt,. Bhthc. \li" nauhcll, :\li" llomkc1 \It" Eat!, \Ji" '\a\lot , \Jr, Kium·1, \It" \ alad101H ..,,.IutHI Rm' :\It< Butkt \Ji" Hoflmau \Jt,. llolncnet , :\Jt,, Chn·,Jno, "''· ( orhiu. :\Jr-. 'itik, \Jr,, \\'eek,, \Ji" l'ad~ell , \1 I" Rt'l'\ (''· 1 hittl Ro\1 \It , Kiu~ \Jt,, lkuj.unin \Jr, . ..,colt \Ji" l'alrnu \Jr,, l'imk1 \Jt, \ cal\ \It" "•ntlh. \Jt,, .Jom·,, \It , Bhthc·. lutttlh Ro\1 \11. Ca,el , \lt . Be'! \It Black \lr l.amhetl \It Duum \lr \ itat\ \h <.oc• Brave New Faculty In othc1 H'.lr'> ami other time,, it ha-. been cus· will whin \lith the cold dficit'un ol ma1 ,e[ou-,1\ tonlal ~ in thi, hallcl\1('(1 -.pan· to It'\ il'\1' thl' te•"· romplicatt·d mat hint'l ) - lllarhiut·'> to do our '>pel l­ piu1ic, and other e'\.traneou'> cl\orting-, ol our ing, our writing, our calculating. and abme all plOin-.ional -,t.tlf. I hi'i )l'ar. thl' nlitol' inlonn mac him·-. to do our thinking. Coach Bt·-,t will m. thl' empha'>l'> i-. upon the luture. and -,ome pte" ,t huuou and lo - e\Tr) ha~k.ethall goe-. in thing -,neamlinl'd ot luturamic i-, llldit.ttt•d . Thh the ba-,ket: t'H'r) hat \\'ill pmducc· an .tutom.ttu !'> .111 ac ceptabk polllt ol 'tt'\1' l.t•t .tu'>e 11 -.celll) lll homnun, ot go back to lilt' lactm\ . \ll . Ca'>l'\ m that thne ha-, ahl.l)'> been a deplmablc tcn­ will pull tht' \\'rong lenT and the '.t'>t mac hincn detH \ to regard a lac ult\ in tl:l' pa-,t teme. ol education will grind to a halt. ..,<hoot \1 ill be '\o doubt man) ol om h1 ight Young rm 11 \ i u out for a daY. ·rhcre arc no more -,now d;n be­ .tll/l ,t tb\ whl'll ;\I i.,-, ..,IIlith /l(l'~ IIllo ph)~it '> <<tll'>t -,ome gu} up 111 ~< henec:ad) 'Jll'ink.ll'.d the cia~~ ire h from a jct-pwpcllcd ,i,it into inter­ <loud-, with the '>:t:.•t -.ruff rhat keeps potatol''i '>te!Ln -,pan·. Engli-,h will he a bright red, '>uga1 fmm -,prou t i ng. coatl'd cap'>uk om pop'> into one\ mouth be­ \\hat then? Out ol the great inane .tmount ol twC'en cl.t'>'>l''l. fli'>tc)J) will he t.tught in comic .t< <umul,lled It i-.urt· time \\'ill cn:ngt .t -,ingle ll'· ~~~ i p'> where 1he joke'> will he '>U ppl icd b) the bt'll1ou'> 'out "lw, poking around in the tuim ol blnndering'> ol OLII lordathns. \II prcscnth l!),jO. \\'ill find .t copy ol Plato\ "Republic" not known langu.tge'> ''ill be dead bet.tUSl' -,ome high high!~ reg.mled in I!J;)O. but -.till pn·-.t•ned. \n ooan· geniu-, hi!.., de\'i'it'd a ba-,ic language of si' other will di~Co\'Cl' Jean Jarqut'> Rou'>~Cau. ">till a humh ed \\·onh to meet the nenh ol one wo1ltl third ma) realitl' that tile a-; pmtla\td h\ Ellll'>l whit h ,,·ill be all right, '>iJHe thnc won't he any­ Hcmingwa\ was at least lilt•. Croup.., gathe1 thiug ro di" u-,-, an\\\<1\. .1mund thl''>t' di.,riplt·, of a Ill'\\ .tge. \\ ho KllO\\Y Our whole, vast, atomic-hc.ttcd, window­ \\ l' mig·ht he 1 ight hack where \\'l' tarted lrom walled, elcnroni<all\ opnated ..,dwol '>\stem EC H 0 3 The Road Ahead \\'e. of the cia ~of 1~5o. are ~raduatin~ du1 ing the tu1nin2; point of the ccnttnv. :\"ot only i-, It the middle o[ the <l'lltlll). hut ''e :uc nearin~ the time ,,·hen the de,tin~ of ou1 world will h:l\c to be dec idcd \re ,,·e to nmain a we are-a cmhtanth quaneling ,,·orld: or are ,,-e either through the l'nitul '\·t tmh ot ome other imil;u meam to ht'<omc a \\·orld in which pe<t<l' i, to be the domi1 ... 11,., fanor!- Thi~ i a 2;r.ne and eriou., que tion-onl~ time and the -,cquen<e of eH'nh (.Ill giH• \1\ the alh\I'Cl. \\'hal. then. c.tn ,,·e a, indi,·iduah do to help de<ide thi~ important que,tion: \\'orld opinion i made up of all the indi' idual opinion o! th<>-e ,,·ho are not ,ln or aft aid in t ,pn·~~ing what the' think or feel. lhu ing- our twclw )Car-. in hi~h "< hool we kne had the opponunit) t'o kam ud , l\.PH''' our idea. Tl11ough thi expc1ience we 'hould be better able to e\.pte' ow·­ f' H'> tnd o help to impron: our communities. our -.tate. our nation and our world. \\'l', who are graduating- thi 'ear. ai-,o reali;e that \ll' are teadtin~ the turning poinh of 1 out liH''>. l'p until ou1 graduation fro 1 11gh ~chool we h:l\e more ot lc., been kl'pt under the 'al<' ,,·ing ol out pan•nh and our teatlter.,_ '\ow we llllt.,t go out and, .,o to 'peak, fight out· own battle,. ft will all he m·w and '>llang-e .tt fu'lt, but a time goc on and ,,-e become mote au·us­ tomed to i1. we will reali;e how much our pa t training really ha., meant to u..,-how mw h it ha~ .tffeuul thin de<iding what ,,-e would do \\'ith Otll\l'lH•.,, By looking hack upon our 0\111 ..,alct). we will l'l' how mu< h luture ~a let~ \\·ill mean to on comtn~ gcneratiom. \'IOLI:.l \\"1-.!>lf.RBf.RG 4 THE 1950 Dedication ro LO I ~: 1 Oll blt\1· a note upon )Olll lltllt'. \nd lo. that note wa-, )Oll: \\ e hear it in our dail) lin~ ' In the thing' \Oll mnl to do. rhe thin~' \It' ,han:d, \\ e 'hatL thu11 now- In our llH'lliOI) of ) ou. ECHO 5 f.it,t Rei\\ \ '. \\'c,tet ht·r~ I \I on tot· ]) (.orhm (, Holman, \1. \\'adt 'i \luh1.111t', C. J.anc!a 'inond Rei\\: :\IJ . Dunne II (,.lln,on l I anc!et' (. '>helton, II. ,\nlt(•t J l~~k,ton. II. llanJ.., \IJ,. 1\.innc~ . I ltitd Rem : ,\ \lartin, I '>human, I' 'iJ..inm•t, \I 'im tit , J\. I ill,tpau~h .
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