Albion High School - Chevron Yearbook (Albion, NY)

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was JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS S. Miller, M. Hicks, S. Brownell JUNIOR CLASS This year's junior Class was both capable and versatile. Try out for cheer- leading? Sure, Sue Sands became a varsity cheerleaderg Ann Finney and Joyce Coloney were on the V. squad. Athletics? Of course! The junior Class was well represented in wrestling, track, football, basketball, and baseball. Money? Perhaps our greatest project in which each junior took part was the magazine cam- paign in which we sold almost S2300 worth of periodicals. With some of our earnings we enjoyed a trip to Buffalo to see the lee Follies. We have had two skating parties and we enjoyed an ice cream and cake party held in the gym. Great success? We feel that our success was brought about by the efforts of our officers, Elizabeth Perry. Presidentg Marcia Hicks, Vice-President, Sydne Brownell, Secretary, and Shirley Miller, Treasurer. Which junior ring do you want? Oh, I wonder who'll speak in Signor Prize? What, you made National Honor Society! Where'll I ever get 1000 words for that essay? How will l ever pass that regents exam? Our advisers, Mrs. Schnitzer, Mrs. Harrigan, and Miss Britton just tell us to be confident. Coming to the end - Regents - Making the daisy chain - Packing up and moving to 238. IN MEMORY OF DAVID DAWSON So we stand silent, having lost so soon The best of us, the high and silver flute. These words are a fitting tribute to the memory of a classmate whose fine character and kind deeds will long be remembered in the halls of Albion High.