Fairport High School - Hourglass Yearbook (Fairport, NY)

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SENIORS C-raduation: The long awaited time for every senior. The odor of red roses, the bustle of activity, and then-a hush as the seniors, garbed in caps and gowns, proceed down the aisle toward their diplomas and the future. The important day is preceded by hours of hard work and study, supplemented by activities and relaxation. This day was more easily attained by some than by others, but all worked to make the class remembered in the annals of Fairport High. Never will they forget their years of ioy and work at Fairport High whether those be many or few. With the sands of time running through the hour glass, the seniors set out on the road of life each seeking his own place in the changing world. They set out better equipped with knowledge and an under- standing of life and their fellow men given to them and de- veloped in them through these years at Fairport High. l 8

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ADVISERS AND OFFICERS LEON WARNER AND ELSIE MONK ak, X SENIOR ADVISERS The seniors chose Miss El- sie Monk and Mr. Leon Warn- er to advise them in making their social and financial plans. These two teachers proved to be indispensable in carrying out the programs of the year, Their patient efforts and sense of humor were valuable assets to the class. SENIOR OFFICERS The people who led the class through the year were President Richard Peck, Vice- president Dominic Menaguale, Secretary Dorothy Phillips and Treasurer Peggy Carpenter. These seniors had an enor- mous task and each did his share to accomplish it. Their duties were to keep an ac- count of the number of points each senior earned, to collect dues. and to direct class ac- tivities. is Y i 'sittin '31 . z ',,g:-i-g, - A.. ' 'i2.ffi:g,Q'12 , 1 I' i ,,, ' I f '. , 1135? , . it-rg SENIOR HISTORY ln September fifty-five sen- iors met to outline their plans for the year. To make money for their senior trip they be- gan selling magazine subscrip- tions, Total sales reached fif- teen hundred dollars, This topped previous subscription campaigns and earned them five hundred dollars toward their trip. For Stunt Night the seniors presented their own original skit, l'll Take You Home Again, Kathleen , winning se cond place. On November l8, l9, and 20, the class sponsored a ben- efit show at the Temple Thea- ter, increasing their treasury with a percentage of the tick- et sales. However, their chief source of income was the sell- ing of Christmas cards and wrapping paper. This year's senior play. Miss jimmy was presented on December l6, The Senior Ball came next on December 22, ln january the seniors held a sock dance, which was a novelty at Fairport High, The climax of the year was the long-awaited trip to New York during the Easter vaca- tion. Dorothy Phillips, Dominic Menaguale, Dick Peck. PBSSY CBVDSVWEV 20