Albion High School - Chevron Yearbook (Albion, NY)

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Top Row: S. Landauer, K. Hudson, D. Mansell, P. Chorney, W. Spanton, M. Mattern, J. Anderson, C. Paganelli. A. Tower, R. Paul, D. Burdett. 3rd Row: F. Egloff, K. Black, S, Vanderlaan, B. Bell, H. Earnst, Margaret Gurzenski, G. Bloom, V. Rice, E. Bosley, E. Jedzejewski, J. Brooks. 2nd Row: N. Barber, P. Saeco, K. Duross, R. Appleton, M. Rowley, L. Thompson, A. Burprio, M. Conroy, G. Radzinski. D. Jaworski, A. Juliano. lst Row: R. Bidell, B. Caldwell, R. Henry, B. Stoney, T. Smith, C. Clement, H. Holliday. M. Daniels, J. King, A. Ellis. JUNIOR CLASS As the school year wears on, the number of juniors taking part in extra- curricular activities has become more and more evident. You'd probably be amazed at our variety of interests. We can point with what we feel is pardonable pride to the third-year students who are participating in athletics or in the activities of the music department. Then there are the Signor Prize Speakers. I'1l name them in hope that you will recognize a familiar name. They are: Marie Gurzenski, Mary Penasack, Muriel Rowley, Barbara Stoney, Marion Wickhziin, Anthony Ciarico, Kirk Hudson, James King, Charles Paganelli, and Patsy Sacco. Muriel Rowley and Charles Paganelli were the prize winners. Of course it vvouldnlt do to leave out an account of the Junior Prom, especially since something new was added to it. Instead of the usual routine of such an affair, we held a banquet after the dance, and I think that a general opinion of satisfaction was expressed by all who attended. The more serious activities of the class are also due for mention. Seven Juniors were taken into the membership of the National Honor Society this spring, and they were initiated with the same ceremony through which you went. Well, Bob, I guess I've just about run out of talk for the time being. You can expect another letter in a short time, and in the meantime, you'lI write me, won't you? Harry

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Top Row: W. Oliver, W. Howard, C. Brunne, W. Nickerson, R. Nudd, C. Stucko, K. Kelley, D. Gartland, R. Sadowski, L. Sadowski. 3rd Row: V. Smith, Marion Wickham, A. Ciarico, M. Morrison, D. Nichols, M. Penasack, W. Gray, R. Restivo, M. Dollinger. 2nd Row: E. Whipple, G. Kelley, G. Howard, G. Marks, J. Donahue, B. Revelas, Marie Gurzenski, H. Willsea. lst Row: J. Miller, P. Staines, E. Godfrey, A. Smith, J. Canale, J. Mann, B. Appleton, J. Gould. JUNIGR CLASS May 1, 1945 Dear Bob, l received your letter asking for goingsaon about school, and l apologize for not answering sooner Ca little matter of too much homework to doj. Since this is my Iunior year, most of the news will have a third year slant to it, if you don't object too much. To begin at the beginning, here are our class officers. Howard Holliday is President, with lames King as his only vice. Jennie Brooks and -lean Donahue are filling the posts of Secretary and Treasurer in that order. Now for some really big news. As you probably know, one of the fund-raising schemes of the Iuniors in past years has been the selling of magazine subscriptions. Well, this yearls class got down to business and really 'ioutclassedu all previous efforts with a grand total of S961 collected. The hard work of the team captains and their fellow students has set a mark which will be hard to equal.

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Top Row: P. Kelley, R. Dix, R. Allen, D. Brooks, P. Ricci, R. Canham, J. Wieczorek, L. Bil.icki T. Church. 3rd Row: J. Saeva., G. Wright, D. Winkley, S. Smith, E. Dragon, B. Shuler, E. Parsons, M. Filer, A. Christopher, A. Ward. 2nd Row: M. Swabb, G. Coville, G. Woolston, B. Ben-ns, B. Merrill, M. J. Francis, E. Herman, M. Daum, J. Draper, B. Ferris. U lst Row: G. Gibbs, L. L. Hakes, L. Barrus, S. Giarrizzo, C. Batt, M. J. Allen, J. Rice, C. Klopp, R. Nenni, M. Sanford. SOPHOMORE CLASS lklay 1, 1945 Dear Lynn, Although you're in the Service now, once you were a Sophomore, and l sup- pose you know many of the members of the Class of y47. Therefore, l'm going to tell you about our activities this year. We began with a bang in a really close election. Before a president could be chosen, we had to vote several times. Finally Audrey Blissctt came out on top. You probably remember Elsie Dragon. Well, she was chosen Vice-President, while Beverly Ferris was named Secretary and Barbara hlerrill, Treasurer. Right away, to try out our new officers, we had to have a Hallowe'en party. It was, of course, held in the gym, with the traditional decorations of corn shocks, pumpkins, and black cats, as well as orange and black paper. As was expected, during the games some over-enthusiastic members of the class overturned the corn shocks, but even that didnlt stop the fun, instead, it added to it. There were stacks