Albion High School - Chevron Yearbook (Albion, NY)

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lVlARY V. S. SANFORD First Grade lVlARION C. HASSETT Second Grade CLADYS S. PEDLER NELLIE ZARBO WILLEY Sixth Grade Sixth Grade NORMA DILAURA PETER LAURINI Coimnercial Subjects Instrumental Music EMILY E. BEEIWAN ELIZABETH P. WEBSTER Biology School Nurse The Chevron, expressing the feelings of the Faculty and Student Body, wish to thank Miss Thorpe and Mrs. Armstrong for their long years of faithful service to the Albion High School. The proof of the pudding is in the eating, so both these teachers can point with justifiable pride to certain admirable citizens and say that they had a part in the forming of their characters. Indeed, many of Albion's best people are what they are because of the kindly guidance of these two Christian women. We all sincerely hope that Mrs. Armstrong and Miss Thorpe have ahead of them many happy, prosperous years in which they may enjoy their well-earned retirements. Cood health and good luck!

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BOARD QF ' - '. .wc 1 CAIZRIE P. PRATT ELNA M. F. TOOINIBS ELIZABETH A. GRACE Teacher-in'Gharge Special Grade Primary Grammar School FRANCES H. CQRINNELL IDA J. LARWOOD ANNA DEASY First Grade Second Grade Third Grade IVIELVA D. TRIPP IRENE DELANEY MARY G. DUGGAN Fourth Grade Fifth Grade Fifth Grade

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Top Row: S. Hudson, I. Clendenon, F. Vvilson, M. Filer, B. Stoney, C. Ruchaj, VV. Neale C. Belson, R. Callard, R. Kelley -ith Iylow: G. Zwifka, D. Brno-ks, M. Gurzenski, L-1 Salisbury, P. Van Stone, H. Earnest lx. Duross, B, Llark, N. Pittman, M. Cromwell Y 3rd How: B. Corcoran, Ii. Cannon, D. Gartland, D. Comstock, E. Sadowski, M. Vella, M Pilato, VV. Parsons, A. Smith, H. Soule ., , . v 4 and Itovy. J. Wolfe, M. J. Francis, G. Coyille, D. Fisher, R. Ilevolas, P. Youngs, V. Atkinson, C. Gurney, VV. Holley, C. Z1IVltZ, N. Sturges lst How: W. Grey, V. Shtvelar, J. Steele, L. Kelley, N. Lonnen, J. King, J. Reamer, A. Poole, A. Watersori LIAISON OFFICERS President .......................... LOVINA KELLEY Vice-President ....................... JANET STEELE Secretary-Treasurer ................. NAOMI LONNEN Advisers .....,.......... MR. ANDERSON, Mas. REED The Student Council, the official representative of the student body, is com- posed of the presidents and secretaries elected in each homeroom. lt is the mediator between the teachers and students and corresponds to the Liaison Officers in our Army. In the fall the Student Council aided in the annual Parent-Teacher membership drive and also conducted a Junior Red Cross Membership drive. Since only tires were than rationed, the Council planned a Hallovve'en Mas- querade Party to which both teachers and students were invited. Several short assembly skits aroused keen interest resulting in an uproariously successful party. Mr. Lynch, in costume, proved to be the 'ilVlystery Man of the evening. To keep firm the morale of the spectators at the home football games, the Student Council sold hot dogs, candy, and soft drinks. It also helped to close a victorious football season by sponsoring the annual Football Prom on November 7. Hall monitor duty under supervision of the Council went into effect in December. ln the spring a campaign to collect books for the men in service was conducted. The Student Council has endeavored to carry out its democratic principles. Under the excellent advisership of Mrs. Reed and Mr. Anderson and because of such outstanding all-out student cooperation, it has been able to complete a very successful year of activities. L1 ..-