Akron Central School - Akronite Yearbook (Akron, NY)

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BRIAN DICKINSON Brian played saxophone for three years in the Senior Band. He also was busy helping in the Secondary Office. Brian plans on going to Bryant 81. Stratton for a bookkeeping major. MARILYN DRACHENBERG If you ever needed a corridor pass, Blondie was the one to see, pated in musical groups in the school. KATHLEEN DYLAG Kathy, though sometimes shy, was a strong supporter of school activities. She was a member of Senior Girls' Glee Club, journal- ism, and Hi-Y. Her future plans are undecided. ELAINE EDMISTER Mary has worked in the Clinic because she wants to become a practical Nurse. Although going to Harkness Center kept her busy she still found time for such activities as FHA and hockey. 23 since she was a member of the Office Staff. Marilyn also partici-

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GREGORY CEISNER When Greg was wanted, he could usually be found hovering over the engine of his car. During his high school years, he was active in the Model Club and Industrial Arts C1ub.If Greg doesn't further his knowledge of mechanical drawing,he intends to join the Navy. NANCY CORBETT Nancy was one of the more effervescent members of our class. Hi-Y, Senior Girls' Glee Club, journalism, and Student Council were among her many activities. She hopes to become a medical secretary. MARY DENNIS Mary, one of the newer members of the class, came to Akron at the beginning of her junior year. Mary has participated in Poster Club and Future Homemakers of America. As yet, Mary is unde- cided about her future plans. BENJAMIN DE YOUNG, III Ben, known to his classmates as Sword , added fun to his classes and was always on the go. This athletically minded student was a member of the Journalism Class. After graduation, he hopes to enter into a partnership with his father. 22

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SANDRA EWALD Sandy, a quiet, hard working senior, has concentrated on business for her major. With this knowledge, she hopes to get a secretarial job in a small office after graduation. JOYCE FLINT Joyce was a quiet senior and always willing to lend a helping hand. Her activities included Varsity Chorale, Senior Girls' Glee Club, Journalism, and being the accompanist for Senior Boys' Glee ...gk Club. Joyce plans to attend Geneseo in preparation for the teach- rs 5 A ing of handicapped children. ill ? lil GAIL FOX Gail's friendly personality and cheerful smile made her well known by all. She was one of the more active members of our class, par- ticipating in class and school activities, choral groups, Student Council, and Journalism. Gail hopes to become an assistant vet- erinarian. DAVID FREY Not quiet, yet reserved, was Dave. Besides being active in choral groups, sports, and Journalism, Dave gave a helping hand to class projects. He intends to enroll at State University of New York at Buffalo to further his business education. 24