Albion High School - Chevron Yearbook (Albion, NY)

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS M. Robinson, A. DeCarlo. W. J. Neal. E. McColl SENIOR CLASS May l. 1945 Dear Les, Congratulations on being accepted for O. C. S.! l bet it'll be different from your high school days. Remember them? Were now able to look back and re- member too, for it's almost the end of the trail for the Class of A45. We remember how, as luniors, we tried to avoid rhetoricals, but it was no use. We laugh now, but it wasnit funny then! We take a bow for having surpassed any preceding class in the magazine drive. With the money earned from this campaign we financed the Iunior Prom. We remember the Easter Ball, a highlight of our Senior year. We really had our headaches, trying to make three different shades of green all seem to match and to make our colorful decorations seem spring-like. You should have seen the Senior Play that was never put on. After weeks of practicing and having heart failure as Anthony DeCarlo turned somersaults over the footlights, we finally had to give up having the play because of the fuel shortage. l am enclosing a snapshot of our officers. That is Anthony DeCarlo at the desk: he's our President and also Valedictorian. Wilma lean Neal is Vice-President and Salutatoriang Esther McColl, Treasurerg and Marilyn Robinson, Secretary. Yes, now we are dignified Seniors and very quiet in homeroom. Of course. Miss Elson and Mr. Anderson might have a different opinion, but how could 238 be quiet when kids like Iohn Coffey, Patsy Burgio, and Ioe Nenni get together for the sole purpose of making Bill Bradley give out with his tinkling laugh? Our graduating class is doomed to lean on the feminine side this year, since several of the boys have left for the Armed Forces. The Navy has taken Levi Wood- cookg Lee Spanton has enlisted in the Merchant Marinesg Delois Thompson is an air cadetg joseph Nenni expects to be in the Army soong and Keith Hinman, Tommy Dragon, and Alvin Waterson are awaiting their call from' the Merchant Marines and Air Corps respectively. It's the end of the trail, we know. But remembering that Albion High School, as any American school, is a symbol of what you are fighting for, we, also, are now ready to take our places in the confused world of today. Dick

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CAROLINE ALLIS There Are Smiles That Make You Happy IANICE BARNUIXT I'm Thinking Tonight My Blue Eyes EVELYN BATES Don't Fence Me In WILLIAM T. BRADLEY Umbriago PATSY BURCIO The Sheik of Araby of JOYCE MILDRED ALLEN Dark Eyes Lois I. BANKER Wouldn't It Be Nice If We Could Fall in Love? MARJ ORIE G. BOWMAN Margie LYELL BUCKNER You've Got To Be a Football Hero JOHN COEEEY Scatterbrain 21