Albion High School - Chevron Yearbook (Albion, NY)

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Mr. Prosperi A principal has the job of a hundred men. During his brief time with us, Mr. Prosperi earned the respect of staff and students alike by his patient listening to problems, his new ideas, and his amiable solutions to complaints. His generous use of his time in many ways influenced the lives of all of us. Regret at his leaving us mingles with sincerest wishes for success in his new position. Nlr. George Wolfe There behind the glass door in the third office is a man who bears many burdens on our behalf. At the sight of him we stand not in fear, but with respect. Resting in his hands are the responsibilities of the expanding Albion Central School District. As our School Superintendent, Mr. Wolfe has to confer with the Board of Education, with our faculty, and with the student body. Even though he has many pressing problems of his own, he is never too busy to help us in solving ours. Thank you, Mr. Wolfe! E ,

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Scholarship - students - schedules f projects - problems - preparation! These are but part of the daily routine of faculty and administration of our school. Upon these devoted people falls the responsibility for widening the horizons of students, and the challenge of opening their eyes to the demands and expectations of a complex It 2 1 Alfa 55 age. To teach all the children of all the people 5 to walk gifs . 1, A! with more confidence and dignity, to use their talents 4' X creatively, critically, and compassionately that we may better ourselves and serve our fellowmen - these are the g , 4. tasks ofthe administrators and teachers. f gf X K ' . KE .fa . 4 - A2 , A 'J 'N XNXQA rx NCLV X , lf, 5' X X I I I XXQW,s'ilx1Zbek Kiki YXIWXQ., 4 5, ,I 3 , Y ? 3- f sf .. X K , 'W gi , v 3 ' 5 If K-ff bv dlifki.. N-lfxfx 1 V V 3 J ' . X r x , . Fx' .7 ' .5 -I N 5 iii' 4il,C,t,sj ,Lk KQRLK Kgkisjf' lava a 511' T3 f oy kxye, Xfvbwo YN'sm.Q,L Q UQ, A fel- if . 7 Jew, Ck .Suzi lov? wk! kofimsl . ggtgmiaayiwmeaggisrag . ,X f . ' 'f ., is ...XV ' R I l ' is 5 , lf? AfLfk1'Y'x GLW it l f i? A,cvwfuvN'sCA7x jx ' New new wok S omg f if 5 X ,f- , . - V ,- 73 555 I xaaayassf soft sa tease 'MOE at v i -fait. - r X?QYCWN'oxf-,Jig Y 'Y' 6 :Q-tx 4 ' fl V h' ,L .os f two if Www' jg a A ...ga .-,. X A ' r .fx Qkk, .I y cl SX f:XJ'YX.C5L 1? 1 C ,' ' i. 1 if . VK-Slmwwxbf k- LQ' ' . xfvx Cklxfkkb A . v x I AY 1 VXJAVA' A, clministrotion cmd Fcacultq

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IVlr. Herbert Dawson Mr. Herbert Dawson, the man with the ready smile, is the Superintendent of Buildings, Grounds, and Maintenance. In the past year he has successfully worked with the architects in planning and in constructing a new addition to the Primary School. A new baseball diamond was also built with his help. We thank him for making our school more efficient. 9 IVlr.WiIIiam Host Mr. William Host is a very important figure in our school system. Just how important is his position was proven to us when, in addition to his regular duties as Administrative Assistant, he assumed in mid-year, the added job of interim Principal! He has many essential tasks to carry out: supervision of teachers, handling federal programs, suggesting textbooks, and assisting in transportation arrangements. Although he walks quietly among us, the student body is grateful to him and takes this opportunity to express our thanks.