Albion High School - Chevron Yearbook (Albion, NY)

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:jk HON IDAVID NESBITT Hldindylf He may be chicken-hearted but he's not meek. LEONARD CDSBORN Ossie lt may be said that his wit shines at the expense of his memory. KENNETII PETTINE 111481111 Mr. Cook's right-hand man! llELEN PLIISKWA Helen Gentle of speech, benefi- cvnt of mind. GERTRUDE POELIXIA H ' 'Y 1 rudze She was as good as she was fair NonoqNone on earth above herg As pure in thought as angels are 'l'o know her was to love her. LIICILLE NFSBITT H I7 Seal Liked by everyone-for more reasons than one. llfmnv PARKER Parker Ford cars make Henry's monev, Parke-r's money buys Henry's Ford. 14 LESLENE PHILLIPS UBOFY Of all the things you wear, Your expression is the most important. LOUISE Ponclans I-o1Iise She is the quiet kind whose nature never varies. ROGER PRATT 4rR0gJ1 Roger plus cows equals Croesus plus money. X28 W ----- a

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JOSEPH lX1ACK 1110637 Every man is a volume if you know how to read him. SARA McK1ssocK Clmrie A true friend is forever a friend. BERNADINE iVlILLER H I Pl Berme Observe her ease of man- ner and match her if you can. EDITH lXiONACELLI IIEdieU Forget thee, never! EDNA Nlonmsn Eddie Heart on her lips and soul Within her eyes Soft as her climes and sunny as her skies. STANLEY lX'lATTERN Sinn When I feel like- exercis- ing, l just lie down until thr- feeling goes away. TTIOBIAS NCNALL H H T01lI1iIJ' Whistle, and shf-'ll como to you. ANTONETTE lh1ONACELLI HT,i1'H7j'H As merry as the d long. M AYNARD Moons Hgfucill What would a convi- bo without Maynard! rl-'ONIASINO NENNI HDOZZJIH ay is ntion She is well paid that is satisfied. 27g

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WILFRED PRESTON Blondie The load becomes light which is cheerfully borne. IXNGELO Ricci x1Angvr Diligence is the Mother of good fortune. CLYDE SIMPSON fl U Tommy A wise man is strongg yea, a man of knowledge increases strength. VV-ILMA SNYDER H U nyoler Her hear is as true as steel. CHARLOTTE STEELE fl U Steele In her tongue is the law of kindness. lXlELVIN QUAGLIANA HQ'uigH When duty and pleasure clash, Let duty go to smash. JANET Ross lljanetlf I am not afraid of to- morrow, for I have seen yes- terday and I love today. LEONARD SNYDER 'ISneeze A great orator is truly im- pressive. VELMA STAFFORD Dede Soft peace she brings And opens in each heart a little heaven. JANET STRICRLAND H I l' Sunshine An ounce of mirth is worth a pound of sorrow. 7 2? f 29l