Albion High School - Chevron Yearbook (Albion, NY)

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DO YOU REMEMBER Gordon Wells' forgetting his ticket for dinner in Syracuse? Philip Ciarico as Bess, the Landlord's black-eyed daughter? Karl Brust's riding the bus instead of walking a mile for a camel? The look on Carl Petronids face when his mother saw him in the hall at the Gordon Wells' losing his wallet in Syracuse? Gottovi dancing with the seventh-graders on slave day? The day the Wl-IEC announcer, Mr. Severe, waved for applause and waved back? Mr. New's corner club 6th period, Karen and Sheila? Gordon Wells lost in Syracuse? Ronald Kettle, the 238 shoeshine boy? Charlie and Lawrence's wedding before we beat The snow-slowed crawl home from Rochester. Gordon Wells? The Sadie Hawkins chase. What, no chase? Sally Moore's blonde wig - daisies wOn't tell? Dotty's mistletoe at the Christmas party? The day Phil Ciarico used a shade string to tie his shoe? Most Popular Girl Most Popular Boy Wittiest Girl ...... Wittiest Boy .... Brightest Girl --- Brightest Boy .... Prettiest Girl ...... SENIOR CATALOGUE - - - - PAT FRASER - - - -DAN GOTTOVI ---------PAT LEIGH ------TOM CRADDOOK -----MARJORIE LAMONT -----RAGE BERGMAN --------ILAH LONG H andsomest Boy ..... ..... I OHN BURROUGHS Best Dressed Girl - Best Dressed Boy ..... -- Most Friendly Girl Most Friendly Boy - - - ..... NANCY BIELINSKI ----WAYNE HEYDEN --------------PAT FRASER RICHARD MOMURRAY Most Musical Girl .............. KAREN RUSH Most Musical Boy Most Athletic Girl Most Athletic Boy .... - Most Quiet Girl --- --- Most Quiet Boy --- - -----ELAINE COLONEY Best Actress ..... Best Actor .... Ideal Wife ...... Ideal Husband --- Neatest Senior - - - - -TOM CRADDOOK - - - - - SUE MONAGAN --------LEE BROOKS - MICHALINE RANIERI - - - -GEORGE LIPPERT ----JOHN MORTON ---------ILAH LONG -- ...-. JOHN BURROUGHS -----NANCY BIELINSKI Woman-Hater - Best Executive - Most Versatile -..-. Most Responsible ---. -- - - -RICHARD GRIMA1 --------SUE LESTER ----MARCIA GIBES ------SUE LESTER Best Speaker ........ ...... G ORDON WELLS M ost Ambitious - - - ------------SusAN BEACH Biggest Nuisance to Teachers ...- GENE BANAS Best Dancer ....-----..-- Gayest Chatterbox - - - - - - - Most Smiling .--- Most Diligent -.-. Most Artistic .--- Most Original --.------- Most Likely to Succeed -.-. -PEARLIE ROBINSON ----JOAN DECARLO RosE MARY SADLER ------SusAN BEACH - - - - CARRIE WAHL - - - - PHYLLIS LAKE - - - - - DAN GOTTOv1 Best Disposition .....--- --.-- , DAN RADZINSKI Best Figure ----------- - - - - - - - - --GERRY UGOREOK Best Physique ..--. .-... Ten-O'clock Scholar Most Efficient -.-- Most Poised --- Most Atomic .... Most Gourteous --- Most Relaxed .--. -- -- -SALLY MOORE LAWRENCE ATwELL - - - - - -ANN BURGIS - - - - BETTY BIGGER - - - - SALLY MOORE - - - -RACE BERGMAN -- --PHIL CIARICO 25

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JUNIOR OFFICERS i IUNIOR CLASS Order in the court! Case of junior class versus Albion Central School. Plain. Att.: During the latter part of September, this group elected the fol- lowing ring leaders: President, Ann Navarrag Vice President, Paul Canham, Secretary- Treasurer, Sandra Waldo. The first crime committed was a campaign in which they sold magazines. lt was very successful and they made a large amount of money on this deal. With some of this money, the entire junior class skipped town and hid out for one evening in Rochester where they saw the Ice Follies of 1955. Many of them lost their way and were almost picked up, but as the evening ended, all returned safely to headquarters. Future plans consist of a skating party and a radio broadcast, The junior Town Meeting of the Air. Speakers on this panel are Ann Navarra, Bob Skinner, john Ellis and Beverly Brownell. The date of broadcast is March 15, 1956. Members of the jury, I leave you to judge the damage done by these juniors. The Plaintiff rests. Def. Att.: Members of the jury, as you look at these fine juniors, how can you find them guilty of such crimes? Many members of this class have contributed a great deal to this school. Four girls, Eleanor Minckley, Dorothy Gregg, Dawn Minier, and Bea Sedita cheered faithfully for the varsity football and basketball teams. Cheering for the junior Varsity team were jane Bigger, Shirley Pecorella and Bev- erly Brownell. Derwick, Pilon, Brackenbury, and Craddock did a fine job playing on the Varsity football team. VVe had these junior boys, Derwick, Pilon, Ellis, Hannon, and Batt who played Varsity basketball. A large number of students represented the junior class in the Christmas Choir. john Ellis sang the solo, The Holy City. Four members of this class, john Ellis, Sharon Hubbell, Charlie Derwick, and Priscilla Standish were chosen as exchange students to Canada. Does the jury find the junior class guilty or not guilty? Cuilty, Your Honor. The jury finds you guilty of irreparable damage to parents, teachers and the school. You are therefore sentenced to one year of hard toil in Homeroom 238 - sentence to begin in September, 1956. A. NAVARRA, P. CANHAM, S. WALDO