Albion High School - Chevron Yearbook (Albion, NY)

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SOPHDMORE CLASS Top Raw: A. Kuhn, C. Bokman, L. Kelley, C. Jacobs, D. Webster, A. Foote G. Wahl C. Prawel D. Collins, R. Bruski, J. Miller, F. Nayman, c. Rom, J. stork ' ' ' 3rd Row: N. Starkxyeather, -E. Shervin, B. Pahura, C. Markle, M. Manfredi, C. Plummer, J. O'Brien, W. Smith, R. Stlrk, J. Sacco, E. Maine, A. Ford, G. Ferris, R Harling 2nd Row: M. Newlands, R. Griffin, R. Brownell, B. Bielinski, J. Paluch, -L. Stiller, B. Durrant, M. Dock, M. Saeva, R. Hobbs lst Row: J. Bouter, M. Walburn, J. Minckley, B. Sargent, A. Giarrizzo, S. Sargent, R. Kubica, M. Durrant, J. Blackman, C. Bacon Top Row: D. McPhail, S. Miller, D. Shawver, J. Daniels, C. Weaver, T. Lunt, R. Brackenbury, R. Sadowski, G. Hildreth, A. Panepinto, D. Poland, D. Parker, R. Hoot, D. Steele 3rd Row. J. Stockton, W. Capstick, D. Barnes, T. Tower, K. Whiting, A. Kirchner, B. Restlvo, F. Babcock, J. Nudd, R. Dailey, D. Hill, J. Pahura, F-. Baker 2nd Row: J. Cliff, J. McKenna, M. Narburgh, B. Sandle, L. Miller, M. Thaine, C. Brace, D. Reamer, M. Merrill, J. Robinson lst Row: G. Allport, R. Anderson, R. Rush, R. Doty, R. Piazza, A. Neuremburg, P. Rice, J. Trcblc, M. Keeler 29

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SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS A. Kuhn, M. Durront SOPHOMORE CLASS 'AAnd the vote goes up and up and up! And as the results come in, we find the Sophomore Class President is . . . Arnold . . . Creally JakeD Kuhn!! From that point on the girls went up and up! as Arlene Ciarrizzo became Vice-President and Mar- jorie Durrant became Secretary-Treasurer. A'Boom, Boomlv went the Class of 1955 as it began its series of activities with a somewhat traditional skating party on November 26, and again on March 10. These parties included our best times with everything from spills to the bus ride home. We rate an A for representation in activities this year. Chuckie Plummer, George Hildreth and Dick Griffin did quite well for themselves on the Varsity bas- ketball squad. Several boys made the V. basketball team, while others played on Albionls football and baseball squads. Herb Steele set a new V. basketball scoring record by setting up 29 points in one game. The girls shone in intramurals, besides having Barb Restivo and Arlene Ciarrizzo cheering for the Vfs. Sopho- more boys and girls participated in both Clee Club and Band. Two Sophomores, Mae Saeva and Joe Sacco had leads in the spring operetta, Chimes of Normandy. Robert Kubica can be identified by her baton with which she led the band down the field at many football games. Weire almost past the middle now and next year we will be upper classmen. my 28

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FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS C. Archbald, H. Babcock, I. Crawshow FRESHIVIAN CLASS One down and three to gol That's our class standing at A. H. S. We got to first base when Constance Archbald became President, Harold Babcock, Vice Presi- dent, and Ida Crawshaw, Secretary-Treasurer. On November 1, 1952 and March 9, 1953, we were safe at second and the class attended skating parties in Medina. Spills, aching feet, blisters, and a good timel As we rounded another base, both boys and girls took an active part in the noon hour intra-mural program. Although we had no representation on either cheerleading squad, several girls participated in the tryouts. If you don't succeed, try, try, again. That's our motto. We are extremely proud to have had a member of the freshman class, Thomas Burgio, on the Varsity football squad. The Iunior Varsity squad, supported mostly by freshmen, wound up the season undefeated. Several freshman boys - Carlton Barclift, Frederick Parker, Lee Brooks. Matt Pecorclla, Harold Babcock, and William Narburgh - participated in Junior Varsity basketball. We also have musical notes in our class, too. A number of freshmen were chosen for band and glee club. Christmas Choir and the chorus of the operetta, Chimes of Normandy, wouldn't have been complete without the freshmen. We're almost to home plate now as the year draws to a close. We've had fun and a lot of memories will linger. We are looking forward to next year as sophomores and two down and two to go. We owe a great deal of our accomplishments to Miss Ball, Miss Beeman, Mr. Campbell, and Mr. Monacelli. ao