Albion High School - Chevron Yearbook (Albion, NY)

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Nj .QL rg in 13 Miss Norma DiLaura DEDICATION Dedication of CHEVRON 1969 is the least we can do for you. You have led the students for many years through the gateways to success and through the joys and sorrows of adolescence. Through your guidance we have gained understanding. You have dedicated yourself to the betterment ofthe students and to the prospect that todayas educated youth will make tomorrow's future better. What can we do to show you how all the students, parents, and teachers in Albion appreciate you? It is with the deepest respect, admiration, and love that we dedicate CHEVRON 1969 to you - Miss Norma DiLaura. 3

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L to Fl: Leonard Depczynski, Ralph Brown, Janice Burdett, Laurence Hamilton Presidentp Aloha Vick, Thomas Heard, Jr., Gordon Gardner, John Paganelli BOARD OF EDUCATION When the lights burn late in the main offices, then you maybe certain that the Board of Education, under President Laurence Hamilton, are conscientiously considering the continually changing perplexities of our school system. Working long hours without pay, their only reward being the knowledge that their efforts bear fruit in our lives, these men and Women consistently strive to better our curriculum, to secure qualified instructors, and to provide the equipment and the facilities essential to the goal of understanding which is the theme of our lives as well as of this book. ! 1 xg V 2 HY ig ..-s.-W-W-frniil -'f x'tt2,..,i W1-.AWA. ...X 1 'l7x,,.,,.Fn1M, ,, M-- WL ' ffl Q, 1 tri? 3 - t i i L E r L Q -- A f 1 r Q14-Q A A A gow, ci., -- gr M 4' ye ,L ,A K In .-LN i A A lifpffl W sf. 5 Milf Q' 51 Q ffm-if'l 7 K - - egg? J .,..l r -.yi GUM. ,gk i , s .i f:?se or -i L. sz' if is-we M' if writ are :Q he if ef-ea W' if rtsfp ...,,. 1 if 4