Alexander High School - Record Yearbook (Alexander, NY)

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Principal N ' vs , , r H ,ft Mr. A. Warren Dayton Our class is deeply indebted to the principal of this school, and friend of all, Mr. ,Dayton. His understanding and willingness to help has made him respected and admired by the entire student body. His genuine interest in people is illustrated by the many hours spent after school aiding troubled pupils in school or personal problems. His efficiency is demonstrated by the smooth manner in which our school is run. The Senior Glass is especially grateful for the advice he has given us in regard to vocations and future plans. We wouJ.d like to say a heartfelt 'lthank youn to the outstanding leader ol' this school. Thanks a lot, Mr. Dayton. V 5

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Dedication P H Miss Frances Parise Each year, the graduating class dedicates its yearbook to someone who has especially helped the class, or has performed a special service for the conmmnity. We, the class of '52 feel that the sec- retary of this school fills both of these require ments. Therefore we dedicate The Ales! to Miss Frances Parise. She is always cheerful, efficient and friendly. Besides doing her own work, she aids the classes':Ln their financial and personal problems. We know Franny has worked much for us, as Seniors. This dedication is the expression of our appreciation to her. ll , Y E'

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