Albion High School - Chevron Yearbook (Albion, NY)

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SENIOR OFFICERS D. Noon Iobsentl SENIOR CLASS At last, were seniorsl --A Three years down and one to go - just think, it's the last time we'll register in old A. ll. S. - those schedule cards sure represent blood, sweat and tears - Isn't it a wonderful feeling to have the whole class together in 238 - Bill Smith, a very capable presidentg Rosalie Canham, vice-president, Marc Phillips, secretary, and Dorothy Noon keeping our finances in order - Candy sales carried on by Geraldine Monacelli and Muriel Daum helped to fill the exchequer - The student government experiment in hoinerooin showed the council members that eighty-five noisy seniors arenit easy to control M Bill Smith, Guido Monacelli, Robert Paganelli, Lloyd Eddy, Robert Higley, and Ruth lylchlahon tried hard though - Our Christmas tree covered with silver shining in a blue spotlight was impressive - cookies and ice-cream and Marcia's rendition of 'iWinter Wclnderlancii' - vvho's afraid of mistletoe besides joe Ciarico? f Ralph, donit take more than three dozen cookiesl - A trip to Brockport State one sunny afternoon to see 'The Man Who Came to Dinnerw - The Easter Parade on sheet music ten feet high - a crepe paper ceiling forming a giant keyboard - the drums and musical notes - all these at the Easter Ball with Delores Chatfield as chairman -- A musical? - a picnic in June? - the money must be spent! f The fragrance of orange blossoms hovers over the Class of 1949 - Marcia Horton and Shirley Allen are married - Muriel Daum and Tommy Roberts are engaged -- A talent show - Are Bills and Benson really going to play a violin duet? M Graduation announcements to be paid for and calling cards exchanged - At last, our caps and gowns - Robert Paganelli, valedic- toriang Stephanie Dragon, salutatorian - the graduation tea - proud parents - happy seniors - Which way does the tassel go? 16 M. Phillips, W. Smith, R. Conhom