West Rochester High School - W Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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Xl I l ' f, f bggclveah' 4 New Officers of Students' Association Pledge - Their Efforts to the School X I . fic P, M1 ' . 5352131 ' sflf' - x .X : 2 in A ' Y' 'l' vv:.-:JrJmlllwn. I 1 l ' K I President David Richardson: 4 Fellow Students-I thank you for electing me to this position among you. It is a great honor to be an officer of the West High Stu- dents' Association and I am going to strive constantly to so discharge the duties of this office that you will never be disappointed in your selection. With the help of the other officers and with your support We are going to make this the biggest year West High has ever seen. Vice-President Sarah Woodworth: I Wish to thank the members of West High for this very great honor. I assure all the members of the Students' Association that I will do my very best to fulfill the duties of this office. Secretary Robert Schroedel: I Wish to thank youall for this unexpected election to the office of secretary of the Students' Association. I Will do my best to fulfill Ellie requirements of the position and hold up the high ideals of West igh. Cheerleader Hamilton Niven: In accepting this office as cheerleader of the West High Students' Association, I Wish to thank the student body for the election and hope I can count on their most hearty support in the coming year, Whenever a school event demands yelling. Four ,

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