Albion High School - Chevron Yearbook (Albion, NY)

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SENIOR OFFICERS M. KEELER, A. KUHN, M. Dock, SARCENT SENIOR CLASS Where's a mirror? ls my hair alright? Hows my tie, is it straight? Many seniors uttered these phrases as they were preparing for their pictures. There goes that Nayman kid collecting money againfl was often heard last October as the dollar bills filled his large, empty pockets. No dollars, no pictureln was the thought that finally convinced even the best of our misers. Early in September the popular vote of the entire class chose Arnold Kuhn as president, by some strange coincidence, lVlary Keeler as vice-president, hilary Ann Dock as treasurer, and Shirley Sargent as secretary. The students' choice has proven to be a good one. On November 6, the student body of ACS was greatly shocked by the appear- ance of the Seniors in their Sunday best with hair combed and even shoes shinedl The occasion was none other than our annual Senior Tea, the really formal occasion of our school year. In spite of the crowded supply room and lumpy punch, everyone enjoyed themselves and after it was over said It wasn't so bad after all. Soon it was Christmas time and the seniors again assembled after school for the annual Christmas Party. A spaghetti dinner was prepared and served by our Senior llome-EC. students under the direction of Miss Pendergast. Santa Claus was there, too, and he even brought presents for Mrs. Landfear, Mr. Anderson, and Miss Pendergast. The evening was rounded out by games and music in which everyone took part. ln January, the spotlights of the theatre world shown brightly on the ACS stage. The production Charley's Aunt , starring our seniors under the direction of Mr. Bernard Lynch, was one of the best ever presented by ACS students and there were more people there than ever before. On February 23, the class boarded buses and invaded the Auditorium theatre in Rochester to see the 'Pajama Came. This year our trip to the theatre was much more enjoyable due to the lower seats and less Nhigh altitude bloody nosesf, The old saying Time Flies, can be experienced best by a high school senior. No other year in school proves to be so interesting or busy. Ir seems to pass by so quickly. Cnly a few short weeks ago we came back to school from the summer Of POC..JO1 ,O O O O O ,HJOCIIDOK O O O 0 , O' O O O O O P vacation and here it is, Commencement.