Alfred Almond High School - Alcen Yearbook (Almond, NY)

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CLASS OF FORTY-EIGHT FIRST ROW: E. Ormsby, I. Ellis, P. Johnson, B. McMahon, W. Sutton, A. Wray, J. Gach, P. Ide. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Moogan, R. Snyder, J. Brown, E. Phillips, II. Whiteman, C. Champlin, R. Allen, R. Hamlin, M. Davis, R. Humphreys. THIRD ROW: D. Crooks, D. Baker, M. McLeod, E. Merritt, C. Cornelius, B. Bab- cock, E. Pendleton. FOURTH ROW: 1. Davis, K. Landis, R. Baker, R. Decker, J. Westlake, D. Davis, P. Binder. FIRS I ROW: J. Drake, R. Baker, V. White, G. Luis, B. Mower, J. Kame, K. Snyder, T. Babcock, C. Rigby, D. Martin, R. Coleman. SECOND ROW: V. Cornelius, I. Stanz, C. Freeland, E. Woodworth, R. Gillette, S. Openhymn, V. Wirt, B. Reid, P. Saunders, C. Packard, F. Robinson. THIRD ROW: P. Thomas, M. Tucker, M. Ormsby, I). Hawkins, B. Collins, G. Lewis, P. Hanks, B. Thomas, N. Paine. FOURTH ROW: C. Burdick, F. Burdick, B. Mulhollen, R. Drumm, R. Sisson, S. Harris, P. Foster, A. McIntosh, P. Woodruff, W. Brooks. CLASS OF FORTY-NINE 25

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Post Graduates Left to Right: F. Snyder, F. Brooks, I). Ferry THE CLASS OF FORTY-SEVEN In the school year of 1046 we were happy to welcome back three post graduates, Frances Brooks who returned to take up Biology and typing and Home Mechanics; David Ferry returning for Physics and Mechanical Drawing; and Frank Sny- der returning for shop. Biology and Typing. Both boys expect to be called to serve Uncle Sam and Frances is expecting to be married in the early summer or fall. FIRS1 ROW, Left to Right: E. Davison, M. Kame, R. Wheeler, J. Wheaton, M. Baker, I). Reynolds, V. Brown, I). Chandler, J. Conner, I). Perkins. SECOND ROW, left to right: Mrs. Whiteman, J. Kame, P. Watson, L. Truman, M. Henry, G. Dickenson, N. Burdick, V. Phillips, G. Wilcox, J. Davis. THIRD ROW, left to right: K Schwartz, . Austin, J. McMahon, C. C'rofoot, J. Colegrove, 1). Easton, E. Binns, C. Wagner, R. Allen. FOUR I H ROW', left to right: A. Hitchcock, L. Langworthy, C. Loper, R. Ormshy, R. Hitchcock, T. Gardiner, C. Bryant, J. Burdett. ■

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JUNIOR HIGH HISTORY The Junior High, composed of the students in the seventh, eighth and ninth grades, is under the main supervision of Mr. Willard. Each class, however, has its own advisor. The purpose of having the ninth grade considered in the Junior high is to introduce the 6:3 3 plan, that is, six years of elementary grades, three years of Junior High and three years of Senior High School. During the last three years, they have celebrated each holiday with appropriate parties. Last year Rose Marie Baker won first place in the annual spelling bee in both school and county and third place over the Buffalo radio station. This year’s winner is Sara Jacobs, with Marion Sutton running as second. M arch 30th the Junior High presented the play, “Happy Landings,” starring the Freshman class. The purpose of the play was to raise funds for their annual Junior High Frolic. EIGHTH GRADE GIRLS Front Row: A. Johnson, J. Wheaton, R. Sheldon, E. Cor- nelius, L. Sutton, P. Button, E. Easton, S. Ferry, J. Burdick, E. Travis. Second Row: N. Roselle, L. Easton, E. Witter, A. Aldrich, M. Gach, P. Ide, I). Budde, M. Hagadorn, B. Peck, B. Har- graves, Mr. Dunbar. Third Row: J. Colburn, B. Shaw, E. Henry, P. Zirkelbach, M. Cook, E. Peck, I. Wheaton, H. Whit- ford, A. Champlin. EIGHTH GRADE BOVS First Row: H. Stuart, II. Snyder, P. Thorngate, D. Armstrong, D. Lorow, B. Lewis, D. Beihl, K. Reynolds, W. Merritt. Second Row: H. Strang, W. Maroon, R. Stud ley, I. Wakefield, W. Truman, J. Palmer, I). Hackket, I). Mason, G. Drumm. Third Row: C. Brownell, R. Patter- son, C. Hitchcock, 1). Parker, R. Allen. 26