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

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Miss Pauline Fritz DEDICATION Not only is there an art in knowing a thing, but also a cer- tain art in teaching it. Nam non .rolum .faire aliqzzid affix ext, .red qzmerlam mfr etiam doremii. Cicero Whenever kindness, sincerity, and fine exhaustible knowl- edge are mentioned, E.R.H.S. graduates will always remember you, Miss Fritz. Innumerable students have received from you high ideals as well as an indispensable knowledge of Latin. Now we give to you our warmest wishes for future happiness as you leave the faculty of East Rochester High School.

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SCHOOL LIFE But as we gaze back, we see that school life is much more than scholastic endeavors. School life is making friends . . . receiving individual guidance . . . the sharing of a Veterans' Day As- sembly so carefully planned by fellow students . . . the bedlam of the cafeteria where teachers lose their wits and students lose their euchre games. And perhaps equally important is observed tradition and expressed loyalty . . . High School, dear old High School, We will ever loyal be . .

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RECCDGNITION In our final moments at East Rochester High School we, the Class of 1965, reflect on the years that we have spent under your guidance. We entered high school as a dis- orderly array of freshmen. You gave to us the leadership which has molded the class into a successful unit. For your record of service and dedication, Mr. McLane, the Class of 1965 honors you. Mr. Richard McLane