Alexander High School - Record Yearbook (Alexander, NY)

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COIQLQVXIOIQ This year the Senior Class has chosen for 1t's theme, the Airplane. We feel that the present day supremacy of the alr- plane snd modes of air travel merit this rank. Going hand in hand with our these, our motto, n3a11 On,' illustrates the coinciding effect of those two ideas. In combining these two topics we have tried to make our yearbook as interoutinq as possible. This being the twelfth yenr the school has been in opera- tion, The Class of 1050 is the first class to complete their Oducstlon in A.C.S. Because we do appreciate the educational ornortunlties this school has offered usa we are dedicating this years year- book, the 'Sk7llner', to All The People Who Made This School Poss1b1e'. In doing this, we hope, at least in part, to pre- serve some of the pleasant memories I0 knew throughout our school years. 5

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Mr. A. Warren Dayton How often have we as students realized that we can attain no de- gree of success without ihe willing and able guidance ofour Principal? We can all remember the time when we have gone to WProfn with our troubles. Always Mr. Dayton is willing to help us, no matter how busy he may be, V We are sure the whole student body joins us in thanking Mr. Day- ton for his unfailing work, which down through the years has made this school what it is today. 6 DILOT ..,.., 1, .4 ':w-am--