Mynderse Academy

Mynderse Academy

Mynderse Academy
Address
105 Troy Street Seneca Falls, NY Finger Lakes Seneca Falls, New York, (Seneca County), 13148 United States
Information
Type	Public, Coeducational
School board	Seneca Falls School Board
School district	Seneca Falls Central School District
Superintendent	Robert McKeveny
Principal	Anthony J. Ferrara
Asst. Principal	Scott Redding
Chief custodian	Gary French
Staff	77
Faculty	42
Grades	9-12
Language	English
Hours in school day	6
Campus type	Rural
Color(s)	Blue and White
Athletics	football, baseball, basketball, volleyball, softball, lacrosse, tennis, cross country, track
Athletics conference	Section V
Mascot	Blue Devils
Team name	Blue Devils
Rival	Waterloo High School
Website	http://www.sfcs.k12.ny.us/

Mynderse Academy is a high school located in Seneca Falls, New York, USA that teaches according to the Board of Regents. It is located adjacent to the Seneca Falls Middle School.

1 History
- 1.1 Former principals
- 1.2 Selected former assistant principals
2 Administration
3 Notable alumni
4 References
5 External links

History

Mynderse Academy was previously located at 12 North Park Street in Seneca Falls. Due to crowding issues, the school moved to its current location on Troy Street. The Park Street building, known as "Academy Square", currently houses offices for several businesses and service groups.

Former principals

Previous assignment and reason for departure denoted in parentheses

Mr. Frank W. Vogel–1922-1956 (Physical science/Chemistry teacher - Mynderse Academy, retired)
Mr. Raymond M. Ratke–1956-1972 (Industrial arts teacher - Mynderse Academy, retired)
Mr. Albert G. Plouffe–1972-1975 (Assistant Director - U.S. Institute of Higher Education, named District Principal of Hounsfield Central School District^[1]^[2])
Mr. Peter B. DeBottis–1975-1978 (Principal - Seneca Falls Junior High, retired)
Mr. John R. Markell–1978-1981 (Assistant Principal - Horseheads Junior High School,^[3] named Superintendent of Friendship Central School)
Mr. Gerald Macaluso–1981-1988 (Vice Principal - Mexico High School, named Principal of Seneca Falls Middle School)

Selected former assistant principals

Previous assignment and reason for departure denoted in parentheses

Mr. Harold C. Taylor–1931-1936 (Mathematics teacher - Mynderse Academy, resigned^[4])
Mr. Rexford M. Roxwell–1936-1947 (Business teacher - Mynderse Academy, passed away^[5])
Mr. John C. Fraser–1950-1954 (Instrumental music teacher - Mynderse Academy, named Principal of Seneca Falls Junior High School^[6])
Mr. Frank A. Cooley–1958-1967 (Science teacher - Mynderse Academy, unknown)
Mr. Vincent Davies–1967-1969 (Industrial arts teacher - Mynderse Academy, returned to teaching)
Mr. Raymond H. Bullis–1970-1972 (Social Studies teacher - Mynderse Academy, retired)
Mr. Anthony A. Lapinsky–1972-1973 (Interim Principal - Seneca Falls Intermediate School, named Principal of South Seneca High School^[7])
Mr. Barry M. Gould–1973-1975 (Administrative Intern - Cayuga County BOCES,^[8] named Principal of Cooperstown High School^[1])
Mr. Noel H. McStay–1975-1978 (Special Education teacher - East Syracuse-Minoa High School, named Principal of Clinton Junior High School^[9])
Mr. Rodger Lewis–1978-1979 (Administrative Intern - Weedsport High School,^[10] named Business Administrator for the Voorheesville Central School District^[11])
Mr. David M. Geitner–1979-1984 (Physical Education teacher - Mynderse Academy, named Principal of Mt. Morris Junior/Senior High School^[12])
Mr. Anthony Ferrara–1984-1988 (Unknown, named Principal of Mynderse Academy)
Mr. Patrick R. Keefe–2002-2007 (unknown, named Assistant Principal of Hannibal High School^[13])
Mr. W. Kevin Rhinehart–2007-2008 (Athletic Director/Dean of Students - Clyde-Savannah Junior/Senior High School, named Principal of Seneca Falls Middle School)
Ms. Janet L. Clendenen–2008-2009 (Life skills teacher - Mynderse Academy, named Interim Principal of Frank Knight Elementary School)

Administration

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Year	Superintendent	Mynderse Principal	Mynderse Vice Principal
1922-1923	Al Hamilton	Frank Vogel
1922-1923	Al Hamilton	Frank Vogel
1923-1924	Al Hamilton	Frank Vogel
1924-1925	Al Hamilton	Frank Vogel
1925-1926	Al Hamilton	Frank Vogel
1926-1927	Al Hamilton	Frank Vogel
1927-1928	Al Hamilton	Frank Vogel
1928-1929	Hubert Mott	Frank Vogel
1929-1930	Hubert Mott	Frank Vogel
1930-1931	Hubert Mott	Frank Vogel
1931-1932	Hubert Mott	Frank Vogel	Harry Taylor
1932-1933	Hubert Mott	Frank Vogel	Harry Taylor
1933-1934	Hubert Mott	Frank Vogel	Harry Taylor
1934-1935	Hubert Mott	Frank Vogel	Harry Taylor
1935-1936	Hubert Mott	Frank Vogel	Harry Taylor
1936-1937	Hubert Mott	Frank Vogel	Rex Rockwell
1937-1938	Hubert Mott	Frank Vogel	Rex Rockwell
1938-1939	Frank Page	Frank Vogel	Rex Rockwell
1938-1939	Frank Page	Frank Vogel	Rex Rockwell
1939-1940	Frank Page	Frank Vogel	Rex Rockwell
1940-1941	Frank Page	Frank Vogel	Rex Rockwell
1941-1942	Frank Page	Frank Vogel	Rex Rockwell
1942-1943	Frank Page	Frank Vogel	Rex Rockwell
1943-1944	Frank Page	Frank Vogel	Rex Rockwell
1944-1945	Frank Page	Frank Vogel	Rex Rockwell
1945-1946	Frank Page	Frank Vogel	Rex Rockwell
1946-1937	Frank Page	Frank Vogel	Rex Rockwell
1947-1948	Frank Page	Frank Vogel
1948-1949	Frank Page	Frank Vogel
1949-1950	Art Baker	Frank Vogel
1950-1951	Art Baker	Frank Vogel	John Fraser
1951-1952	Art Baker	Frank Vogel	John Fraser
1952-1953	Art Baker	Frank Vogel	John Fraser
1953-1954	Art Baker	Frank Vogel	John Fraser
1954-1955	Art Baker	Frank Vogel
1955-1956	Art Baker	Frank Vogel
1956-1957	Art Baker	Ray Ratke
1957-1958	Art Baker	Ray Ratke
1958-1959	Art Baker	Ray Ratke	Frank Cooley
1959-1960	Art Baker	Ray Ratke	Frank Cooley
1960-1961	Art Baker	Ray Ratke	Frank Cooley
1961-1962	Art Baker	Ray Ratke	Frank Cooley
1962-1963	Peter King	Ray Ratke	Frank Cooley
1963-1964	Peter King	Ray Ratke	Frank Cooley
1964-1965	Peter King	Ray Ratke	Frank Cooley
1965-1966	Peter King	Ray Ratke	Frank Cooley
1966-1967	Peter King	Ray Ratke	Frank Cooley
1967-1968	Peter King	Ray Ratke	Vince Davies
1968-1969	Peter King	Ray Ratke	Vince Davies
1969-1970	Peter King	Ray Ratke	Henry Bullis
1970-1971	Will O'Conner	Ray Ratke	Henry Bullis
1971-1972	Will O'Conner	Ray Ratke	Henry Bullis
1972-1973	Will O'Conner	Al Plouffe	Tony Lapinsky
1973-1974	Will O'Conner	Al Plouffe	Barry Gould
1974-1975	Will Phillips	Al Plouffe	Barry Gould
1975-1976	Will Phillips	Peter DeBottis	Noel McStay
1976-1977	Will Phillips	Peter DeBottis	Noel McStay
1977-1978	Will Phillips	Peter DeBottis	Noel McStay
1978-1979	Will Phillips	John Markell	Rodger Lewis
1979-1980	Doug Zoller	John Markell	Dave Geitner
1981-1982	Doug Zoller	Gerald Macaluso	Dom Paradise
1982-1983	Doug Zoller	Gerald Macaluso	Dom Paradise
1983-1984	Doug Zoller	Gerald Macaluso	Dom Paradise
1984-1985	Doug Zoller	Gerald Macaluso	Tony Ferrara
1985-1986	Doug Zoller	Gerald Macaluso	Tony Ferrara
1986-1987	Doug Zoller	Gerald Macaluso	Tony Ferrara
1987-1988	Doug Zoller	Gerald Macaluso	Tony Ferrara
1988-1989	D. Giles	Tony Ferrara
1989-1990	D. Giles	Tony Ferrara
1990-1991	D. Giles	Tony Ferrara
1990-1991	D. Giles	Tony Ferrara
1991-1992	D. Giles	Tony Ferrara
1992-1993	D. Giles	Tony Ferrara
1992-1993	D. Giles	Tony Ferrara
1993-1994	D. Giles	Tony Ferrara
1994-1995	D. Giles	Tony Ferrara
1995-1996	Ed Fisk	Tony Ferrara
1996-1997	Ed Fisk	Tony Ferrara
1997-1998	Ed Fisk	Tony Ferrara
1998-1999	Gerald Macaluso	Tony Ferrara
1999-2000	Gerald Macaluso	Tony Ferrara
2000-2001	Gerald Macaluso	Tony Ferrara
2001-2002	Gerald Macaluso	Tony Ferrara
2002-2003	Gerald Macaluso	Tony Ferrara	Pat Keefe
2003-2004	Gerald Macaluso	Tony Ferrara	Pat Keefe
2004-2005	Gerald Macaluso	Tony Ferrara	Pat Keefe
2005-2006	Gerald Macaluso	Tony Ferrara	Pat Keefe
2006-2007	Gerald Macaluso	Tony Ferrara	Pat Keefe
2007-2008	Gerald Macaluso	Tony Ferrara	Kevin Rhinehart
2008-2009	Bob McKeveny	Tony Ferrara	Janet Clendenen
2009-2010	Bob McKeveny	Tony Ferrara	Scott Redding
2010-2011	Bob McKeveny	Tony Ferrara	Scott Redding

Notable alumni

Michael Nozzolio–New York state senator
Kelly Connell - Actor

Anthony Faiola - Executive Associate Dean, Indiana University - School of Informatics

References

Notes

^ ^a ^b Scharf, C. (1975, August 12). Debottis Named Junior-Senior Principal. The Geneva Times, p. 18.
^ District Principal Replaced. (1975, July 21). Watertown Daily Times, p. 8.
^ Bennett, L. (1978, March 21). Horseheads Resident Mynderse Principal. Finger Lakes Times, p. 11.
^ Seneca Falls Personals. (1935, June 25). Geneva Daily Times, p. 2.
^ Death Takes Seneca Falls School Aide. (1947, September 30). Rochester Democrat & Chronicle.
^ First Phelps Band Leader Spring Concert Conductor. (1962, May 10). The Geneva Times, p. 10.
^ S. Seneca Names New Principal. (1973, April 11). The Geneva Times, p. 10.
^ Gould Named Principal. (1975, June 24). The Citizen, p. 15.
^ Administrator Named Principal. (1978, January 11). Clinton Courier, p. 2.
^ Bennett, L. (1978, July 18). CSEA Members Get 5% Pay Hike. Finger Lakes Times, p. 15.
^ Lancaster, B. (1979, July 10). School Board Head Gets Re-Elected. Finger Lakes Times, p. 9.
^ Auble, J. (1990, November 6). David M. Geitner, Hilton A.D., Dies of Cancer. Suburban News, p. 20.
^ Reome, N. (2008, May 29). Board Names New Principal For Kenney Middle School. Oswego County Today .
^ Administrator information for school years 1998 through 2005 provided by New York State School Report Card: Geneva Central School District, New York State Education Department. Last accessed December 14, 2006.

External links

School Website