Black River High School - Echo Yearbook (Sullivan, OH)
- Class of 1971
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Page 7 text:
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Advisor Mr. Albright, Editors Terry Stroup, Lou Ann Pomeroy. .
History - a record of wordsg of deedsg and of actions. The Class of 1971 will soon
become a part of the history of Black River High School. Our words, and our work, are
recorded in this book - to become a brief section of the past, as we move out into the
world to assume our role in the future. May some highlight of your life in this past year
have been caught and recorded in the 1971 Echo.
Editors,
Lou Ann Pomeroy
Terry Stroup
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Page 8 text:
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A man who was an educator, a coun-
selor, and most important a friend.
Donald Larabee was all of these things to
the Class of 1971. An important part of
all our young livesg we dedicate our
annual to his memory.
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Mr. Donald E. Larabee
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Dear' Hr. South,
To you, the students of Black River High School. Now that the events of
the past weekslare over, there are a few th:Lngsf that I would like to ex-
press to you at the beginning of this school year. I
As you know, both Margie and Dad were very close to this school. I bs-
Lteve that as this year is about to start thst they would R-:ant you to
omtinue mlth the 'many dreams ,xhhat they had for thisschool. I
M-any people have said that Ded's name was synonomous with Black River.
There are xmxv things that remain as memories of what my father did and
was trying to do for this school. The scholarship .fund in both 1-lsrgie
and Dad's iname is 'one way of preserving what they both wanted for this
I F school. The' memories of some little thing that Dad seidito you or some-
'thing that he has done to help you with a problem, are all tributes to him,
ss a teacher, administrator, and perhaps above sJJ., as s friend to all of
you. -
'Phezepare i-perhaps many dreams thstibad had thaign1ay,never belreelizedg
but there are many, many more that can be aeccinaplished with your and your
parents help. He vented great things for this school, as do most of you
sitting here todry. Now it is up to you to see that some of these dreams
come true this year and :Lu the years who come. There :Ls no ltstiof these
dream to be, checked o1f1',9ne,By ones only ,tl-ie,i1l1ings,,tha'bieccl'1 one of you
went to nceonplish 'this year and in' the years to uoms. ' ' '
I would like to zssue ho you a challenge, that I think Dad has issued to
many other assemblies suoh as this. That is, that you strive to do your
'bes't!:Ln,no1z only your school Jwork, bet. eyerything that you Inset outlbo ,do ,
i this yekzi-li' Try tohimke this one or the 'greatest 'years -r.has's1scx'Rivef 'I
High School has ever seen.
'll I would also ssl: that you stop everyones in s while and remember that my
father 1s,we1k:.ng',r.hero right beside you throughoutxwhabcrer yentgxre that
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Uur fsmily would like at this time to express our thanks to you and to
your parents for all the prayers and the thoud1ti'uJ.nsss that has been
M M wezptended ,to,ueF,, Us ,reglly appreoiste'al1-tha.t.has been done. N
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