Brocton High School - La Liberte Yearbook (Brocton, NY)

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tl osaxwlil LLMJ4 eat iw N nf P'-Y 1 15 5 i X i L. .....Lb5VD..... X Qi The administration Worked to full capacity all through the year and gave us the best of everything it had to offer. Besides regular class time the students received extra help in subject matter that Was theirs for a mere re- quest. Their understanding and extra curricular help made the year a most successful one in the pursuit of education and recreation. Five

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Four MRS. Mll.DRED KERR KUNZ We wish to dedicate this fourth issue of La LIBERTE to Mrs. Mildred Kerr Kunz. There was always an aura of personal interest that we shall never forget when she guided us through the difficulties of our school career. ' ' Many times she encouraged us when the paths of scholarship and sociability were puzzling for our uncertain steps. She set us on the various paths which will bring us to success.

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i rqcfmimktlaalian if 9 MR. IIAROLD XV, GOODRICH. 1'1'im'ipul Colby College B. A. University of Pmffalo lid. M.-liducation Qu. S l 'lik K' ' U Nlll ROY fi. llillllllfli. flssl. l,l'll7tilfHll Iguf'I'AlU SUM. 'l'K.MIh.rs MISS IUCN' lVlUSSU, Si'ti1'1'Itll'lf ll. S.-llducation Dunkirk Business Institute University ol llvuflalo C:L'rIillt'.ile Whcule-laeartecl and tireless cooperation from Mr. Goodrich has made learning easier: integrity, the more desirable: sociability, a need. Mr. llopper was omnipresent, it seemed. When a difficulty of any nature arose, he was always ready with a helping hand and an encouraging word. So efficient was i'l.ucy that We hardly realized the vast amount of office work she accomplished to make our road through school more expedient.