Albion High School - Chevron Yearbook (Albion, NY)

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SOPHOMORE CLASS Top Row: E. Frank, W. Kirchner, R. Willimott, J. Baxter, J. Bigger, B. Leigh, A. Snyder, J, Jones N. Newton, J. Craddock, M. McKenna, C. Henderson, T. Conole, G. Eornst 3rd Row: J. Dovis, R. Morkle, D. Jeffery, M. Little, F. Manno, M. Budynski, M. Telga, E. Shawver D. Ruhlrnan, C. Morton, K. Morshall, J. Albertson, A. Klingenberger, P. Canham, J. West T. Graham 2nd Row: J. Draper, M, Dourn, W. Weeks, G. Pilato, S. Pecorello, J. Tiffany, L. Meale, D. Clark J. Daniels, N. Gibbs, S. Waldo, R. Mafhes lst Row: K. Skellen, M. Osborne, H. Bouter, C. Noreck, B. Nenni, C. Twordokus, M. Zicari, B. Smith M. Brust, B. Adduci, D. Boker Top Row: W. Jackson, W. Allen, E. Reed, P. Frocchi, D. Lucas, C. Derwick, A. Proctor, K. Rhodey R. Preston, V. Lupo, P. McKenna, D. Draper, R. Hales 3rd Row: S. Hubbell, D. Gregg, F. Hatch, M. Hart, M. Bates, L. D'AngeIo, M. Romanowski, J. Brace R. Reed, R, Hoog, F. Long, N. Brown 2nd Row: J. Fisher, R. Broley, C. Giorrizzo, A. Brackenbury, J. Ellis, R. Pilon, G. Batt, D. Licursi J. Babcock lst Row: P. Standish, D, Minier, M. Noon, B. Brownell, A. Novorra, E. Minckley, B. Sedita, M. DeCorIo B. Ferris, J, Woodcock

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som-IOMORE OFFICERS SOPHGIVIORE CLASS On stage, curtain going up. Cast in order of appearance - President, john Craddock, Veep, Tom Canale, Secretary, Ann Navarra, and Treasurer, Gerry Pilato. ln this year's show, Mrs. llolt, Mrs. Mahoney, Mr. Hill, and Mrs Schroeder proved to he invaluable props - in all 57's undertakings. Act I of our performance included activities. VVC contributed a sum of money to the Good Will Fund. This has been a practice of our's for two years and we hope to continue doing this in the Future. This takes the place of giving gifts at Christmas. Act II - BUMP, BUMP! BRUISE! BRUISEF The report from our Medina skating party. Act IH - Members of the class took part in many intramural activities. Our boys made up a good portion of the lunior Varsity basketball, baseball, and football team. Charles Derwick was one of our Varsity star basketball players. The junior Varsity cheering squad included Sophomores Mary Anne DeCarlo, Faye Hatch, Bea Leigh and Dawn Minier. Eleanor Minckley was the only tenth year girl to be a varsity cheerleader. Nice going, Tub! Hcurtain on '57! o o o of offs: eric vo -..mf fogbcr o o o o o 0 o o o o Top: T. CANALE, Cimnnocic Seated: C. PILATO, A. Nrxvaimx

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FRESHMAN CLASS L. l lARVEY FRESHIVIAN CLASS September brings school and it is an especially important year to the Freshman Class, for now they are in high school. To start things right in their high school career, the freshmen elected David Spierdowis as president, Linda Harvey, vice- president and Martha Standish, secretary and treasurer. Our president, David Spicrdowis honored his class by playing varsity football. Several other freshmen took part in junior varsity football and basketball. The superiority and strength of the freshman class did not stop here. Oh! Nol Not by any meansl Among many musically inclined freshmen who participated in Christmas Choir and the Opcretta was Karen Horton who had one of the leads in the operctta. Claudia McCullough and Marta Lamanna really are a credit to their class because ot their unusual ability in art. They both received a prize in the Scholastic Art Contest. At Christmas, instead of having a party or exchanging gifts, the freshmen class showed their generosity by collecting money which they gave to welfare. But don't think all the freshmen do is work. They enjoyed themselves tremen- dously at their Skating Party at Medina during February. llad it not been for Mrs. D'Amico, bliss Becman, and Miss Ball, their advisers, the freshman class surely would not have met with such success. -x S D. SPIERDOWIS, M, STANDISH, ipoimiaorg-:cc:3of-3, ct,-um?-J, of ,oe,,Joo sO,,m. Q ,of .mf Q J Oc o :ot-..:o 251 I