Albion High School - Albacard Yearbook (Albion, NE)

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ig! v ing performers are the juniors who are preparing to accept the lead next year and to create a new standard for tomorrow. A successful performance which involves the most careful coordination is credited to the sophomores. Without efficient stagehands who are fast becoming familiar with the art of production at Albion High School there could be no stage play. The freshmen as youthful aspirants also assume an important role on the stage. Although they are beginning their careers by auditioning for parts, they will display their talents in academic work and extra-curricular activities until they finally become absorbed in the living theater. In a short time, the curtain will fall upon the final and greatest perform- ance of the year-graduation. At that moment, the class of '53 Will depart forever from the stage, footlights and applause of the living theater in which they have spent the last four years. Because they will always remain an important part of the history of Albion High School, this edition of the Albacard will serve future generations as a reminder of the deeds and ac- complishments of the class of 1953. , iiffy , ,M, 1 ,, 8262 wb S2 ala ygf Wig 5521? If afar Q57 gf two fffiaf z4'M A,rwi ,.MV ,,.,4W 4 W Z' f? W, if-Wy, 4 Ma i gift? 3? 'f wif, 23,21 2 f, YVIW, if 4 ,497 5, A . if 1 Q I If f 5? he A Z 4 I M 4 mg YJ .14 1 Vlifftt? QMTL4? , ,ptfifw ., wg tj. ' ti, Page 3