Albion High School - Alhi Yearbook (Albion, PA)

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CLASS HISTORY . . . As the warriors of the tribe of '48 look back over the twelve years at Alhi reservation, they realize it is far distant from the bewildered first year papooses to proud braves and maidens, but we have accomplished the great task we so gallantly attacked. The main attraction of our grade school life was the rhythm band which was organized in the third grade under the directorship of Ann Penfield. With the help of the Elementary teachers we were prepared for further andvancement across the bridge of youth. lt took us some time to blaze our trail around the high school tepee, but with the assistance of the upper class braves we managed to survive. The fun started in our Freshman year when we were initiated by a tribe known as the Sophomores. The great event, we as Sophomores, looked forward to was our revenge attack on those green little freshmen . This time we came out the victors as was expected, but the Freshman tribe took its defeat with a smile and everyone had a uwhopper of a time to long remember. As the ambitious ,lunior tribe we had a profitable stand Labor Day and also at the Community Fair. We raised Wampum for our prom by sponsoring dances after the basketball games and a Christmas dance with music furnished by Fritz Whittaker. We also collected more revenue by selling greeting cards. Our Prom, with a South Sea Island theme, was a great success and the Big Chiefs and their maidens enjoyed it immensely. To make this yearbook possible, we worked very hard this last year. Under the leadership of Dorothy Tucker we raised money by presenting 64Almost Eighteen , directed by Mr. Gilbert, and sponsored a Christmas dance. And now, we, as Senior braves, are ready to prepare ourselves for the future. Soon we will don our caps and gowns and add another feather to our head dress. We, the Senior tribe of the Alhi reservation, wish to thank all those who made our graduation possible.

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SENIOR ADVISORS . . . Miss Grace Kaiegianes . . . Mr. P. H. Augustine . . . Mrs. Dorothy Fuller Graduating But Not Pictured . . . ,Ion James is graduating with the Class of '48 although his picture docs not appear in our yearbook.

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CLASS WILL . . . We the Senior Clas.s of Albion A-rea High School, of the year, of our Lord, nineteen hundred and forty-eight, be- ing in sound mind and bocly, bequeath our choice and worldy possessions as follows: ARNOLD BENTLEY - wills his trips to the forge room to lack Chapin. RUDY BILICH - wills his hitch-hiking ability to Mr. Gilbert in case his Ford becomes tempermental. BILL BLAIR - wills his empty bottles to Koehlers Brewery. DICK BROOKS - wills his address to any beautiful girl. GLENN BROUGHTON - leaves his troubles to True Story Magazine. BETTY CARRIER - wills her last name to the pigeons. VIC CONNORS - wills his ears to the Air Corps. CAROL CONNORS - Wills her voice to anoth- er chirping canary, Avis McArthur. NVAYNE COONFER - wills his nick name, Skunk, to a flowery person in the junior Class, Rose DeFede. ALICE CRAIG - wills her pleasant manner to Cecilia Repel. VIVIAN CROSBY - wills that stone on her left hand to Hoy for the matching band. DICK DAUGHERTY - wills his favorite cue stick to Dick Shearer. MARY DeFEDE - wills her stack of books she carries home night after night to the Althof girls. MARCELLA DOMARACKI - wills her in- terest in the boys to the Navy. CHARLES DUNN - wills his interest in short girls to Dick Carr. PIIYLLIS FOBES - wills her interest in Chevies to Danis Chevrolet garage. JEANE FORBES - wills her nick name 'Gremlinl' to an air corps man, named Pete. MARIAN FORBES - wills her shyness to Martha Byers. EDMOND GALLOWAY - wills his speed to Donna Mae Teed. RALPH GODENSCHWAGER - wills his curls to Leahis Beauty Shoppe. DELORES GRAVES - wills her last name to Mr. VVernple. GEORGE HARRINGTON - wills his interest in horses to Betty Io Consedine. HAL HARRINGTON -- wills his seat in the principal's office to Dick Kendig. ADAM HODACK - will not will his wife to any one. LOUISE HODACK - wills her place at Alhi to her future family. RICHARD IOHNSON - wills his car troubles to Charles Pacak, who understands a Chevie. HAROLD IONES - wills his books to George, to burn. MILDRED JOSLIN -- wills her last name to john Bryan to use as an attorney. NICK KATEGIANES - wills his Chevie truck to anyone who needs a quick pick-up for a date. .IOSEPIIINE LASCEK - wills her dress de- signs to a Powers Model. TOM LEEHAN - won't give up his interest in girls. MAURICE LINDELL - wills his ability to make explosive mixtures in chemistry to Lewis Keiser. DANE MARCINOWSKI - wills his place on the football squad to Gordy Johnson. ROGER MCELHINEY - wills his traveleris ex- perience to any one, for a price. BARBARA MERRITT - wills her climple to Bernard Onachilia to match the ones in his cheeks. IRENE ONEST - wills her talkative ways to Cora Craig. LEE ORR - wills his Charles Atlas book back to the library. NVILDA OTIS - wills her position in the Perry Theatre to David O. Selznick. ANN PENFIELD - wills her giggle to Stella Brooks. MARGARET PETERS - wills her blush to anyone who finds it convenient. BILL PODOLL - wills his seat in the Senior class to Norma Dodge. NORMA RANDALL - has decided to keep her interest in George to herself for the future. MARY ROOD R wills her interest in Girard to the ball team. ALYCE SABOL - wills her last name to be used in Saks Fur Industry. OREST SENETA - wills her music ability to Spike Iones. GRACE SISAK - wills her pin-ups to Ioslynis Studio. DON SMITH - wills his common name to Bertha Knickerbocker. SHIRLEY SMITH - wills the Cambridge at- tractions to any other preacher's daughter in Albion. BETTY SOMJAI - keeps her interest in Orrs for her own canoe. HARRY SUSCHECK - wills his popularity with the 7th grade girls to Louie Weaver. EDWIN TANNER - wills his short legs to Gerald Connors. DOROTHY TUCKER - wills her slim waist line to Coach Lisek. VIRGINIA WALLACE - wills Peggy her beat up jeans. GEORGE WIIITE - wills Elmer Fudd his name, D0c . MARILYN VVILLIAMS - loves her family too much to will them to any one. STEFFY WOLCHIK - Wills her pie baking ability to anyone with a lot of crust.