Albion High School - Chevron Yearbook (Albion, NY)

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Top llow: Kinyon Brooks, 'I'reasiirei'g Clyde Simpson, Vice l'i'esimIei1t.. Bottom Iiow: llorothy Ulzrke-, Sei-i'etzii'y: Ilolrert i'i'ockv-i', I'i'a-sinh-iii. , THE SENIOR CLASS HISTORY President ...........,A..-S............... ROBENT Ciiocxun Vice President ..S....-....................S CTLYDE SHXIPSON Secretary .,...........,.,.,......... .- ..... TDOROTIIY BLAKE Treasurer-l5ii'st Semester ......,.....,..... Tnoixiixs MCNALL Second Semester .................. K1NvON BROOKS Faculty Adviser .... - ....e,,,,.,....,......... Miss YVALSH ln the fall of 1937 Albion lligh School opened its doors to welcome more than one hundred timid Freshmen. It was their good fortune to have Miss Adams as adviser during their Freshman, Sophomore, and Iunior years. Under her guidance several functions were held which gave the class members social experience. During their Freshman year. parties were held at Christmas and in the spring. The following year the outstand- ing social event was a successful l'lallowe'en masquerade party. During their junior year the class sponsored a magazine drive to finance their junior Banquet and Prom. Last fall, as Seniors, they returned to school with a more thoughtful and serious attitude. aware that this was to be their last year at Albion lligh School. Under the guidance of Miss Wzilsli they found greater responsibilities awaiting them. ln early fall a meeting was called for the purpose of electing officers. The new democratic method of voting was employed in the school this year for the first time. Thomas McNall served very ably as treasurer during the first semester, but his heavy school schedule necessitated his resignation. Kinyon Brooks was then appointed to succeed him. Autumn's social event for the Seniors was the highly successful Football Prom. Another very delightful occasion was the Easter Ball, which everyone wholeheartedly enjoyed. This was soon followed by the formal Commencement exercises, which concluded their careers as students of Albion Iligh School. May their glories increase with each successive year. X20

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ARTHUR ALLEN HATtI! Example is always mom efficacious than prccept. JEAN ANDERSON Iljtdjrlizll An attractive- style and '1 phrasing nlannclr-vn0ug'h to catch the heart of a bankel s SOH. BARBARA RALCON1 Impulsivo, earnest, prompt OBOLJJ if? to act makes her grim-rous thought a fact. Nl 'X DOROTIIX' l3ARRus Dm'01l1y Moro remarkable than man of few words is woman of ff-W words. AMOS BEEDON '413'111cl1 His witty remarks put laughter into thc heart? of X f many. ,f If f -2 fl 1 I f MOA l DOROTHY BLAKE