East Rochester High School - Gagashoan Yearbook (East Rochester, NY)

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ADMINISTRATIDN 1 L. C. OBOURN, SUPERINTENDENT PRINCIPAL Dear Seniors, During your years of schooling af E. R. I-I. S.. your parenfs have made many sacrifices fhaf you mighf affain your goal of grad- uafion. Your relafives, your friends and feachers have endeavored fo Io help you along fhe way. Now you will have fhe oppor- funify fo assisf ofhers. If is im- possible for you fo repay, direcfly, fhose who have exfended lcind- nesses foward you. The only way fhaf you can show appreciafion of This is fo be generous fo ofhers. Service has been defined as. The renf you pay for fhe space you occupy in fhis universe. By consisfenfly demonsfrafing loyalfy, devofion, and affecfion foward your fellow-men, you will pay 'rhaf renf, and please I-lim fo whom we are all efernally grafeful for having us as I-lis fenanfs. Fran J. O'Donnell SUPERINTENDENT A young man once came fo a famous musician aslcing, I-low can I wrife a beaufiful symphony . The arfisf was lcind and poinfed ouf fhaf fhe young man really should begin by wrifing a simple song and fhen somefime in fhe fufure he mighf be able fo wrife a symphony. Yes, buf you wrofe a symphony before you were as old as I . I lcnow l did replied fhe arfisf, Buff I clidn'f aslc any- body how. You are finishing high school 'rhis June. From here on you will gef less help and will be more on your own . Remember fhaf you have a responsibilify fo your counfry, fo your parenfs, fo your church, fo our associafes, and above all fo yourself. You musf supply fhe know-how . No one can do if for you. L. C. Obourn, Superinfendenf F. J. O'DONNELL, PRINCIPAL

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BOARD OF EDUCATION From left 'co right: Doc. Coryell, Mrs. Smith, c Corea. The Board ol Educalion has played a very imporlanl parl in our many school experiences. Al limes, 'rhis governing board has seemed very far away, however, we did real- ize 'lhal a very imporlanl group of people were al lhe helm and lhal our welfare was being well laken care ol. The Class of '52 would like lo express lheir lhanks for lhe many educaiional op- porlunilies made available by lhe Board ol Educalion. IN MEMORIAM This pasl year our school losl a 'rrue friend. Mr. Voighl' Archer was a nalive Easl Rocheslerian who became clerk of lhe school board in l942 and served failhliully unlil lhe lime of his dealh. He spenl many hours on his work and his records were highly lauded by lhe slale audilors for lheir compleleness and accuracy. Anyone who came in conlacl' wilh him, found him lo be very friendly: and he was well liked by bolh The sludenls and lhe faculiy. Mr. Archer's conlribulions 'ro our school and communily are a living memorial lo him. lerk, Mr. Hazzard, president, Doc, Harris, Mr. Grover. Missing is Mr. Augusl MR. VOIGHT ARCHER Q

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OFFICE STAFF Miss Gilda Sinopoli, Miss Phyllis Gross eulnnuci F 414935 1 Whe+her you wish 'ro pay your bills, change some money or gel a +iclce+ 'ro +he games. you can always find friendly as- sisiance in lhe school office. The Three secrelaries, well lcnown lo +he whole sludenl body, are a very busy, efficienl group lhal malce our school .. cliclc . We admire +he pa+ience and efficiency +hese people have displayed in meeling our many lcnoHy problems. ian.-mf ainwf M355 jackllnq 0-M-,eVf'fz1:1i IO Mrs. Smith The Guidance Deparlmeni clirecfs our course of siudy from Freshmen 'ro Seniors. Miss Jaclcling, by her very friendliness, in- duces +he sludenls io slop in for advice or counsel. The excellenl supply of caf- alogues and occupalional daia offer a weallh of inlormaiion. Miss Jaclcling is always anxious 'ro help.