Alexander High School - Record Yearbook (Alexander, NY)

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Miss Parise Secrefary Somewhere a special meloqr must be written which, can express much better than these words, the feelings of friendship and gratitude which the members of the Class of 1955 hold for Frannie. le shall always remember her for the helpful assistance she has given our class and her spark- ling personality which is reflected in everything she does. Nurse Denial Hyglenlsf Her friendly smile and dependable know- ledge through the years have won a spot for Nursie in the hearts of all In addition to her regular duties, she is always willing to give professional advice to any student who may consider nursing as a career We are pleased indeed to have Hrs Glor on our Health Staff Along with her abilities as a competent dental hygienist, Jeanie will modestly add the fact that she is an A C S alumna and a happy bride In our opinion these achievements con- stitute success, and we are greatly pleased to have her with us again this year 'Avi' ffl ff NFS G101' Gammack I I '11 f . ' ' Mrs e 10

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our answer would certainly be 'Prof N has offered us, not only in school sports and other special activities as Under Mr Dayton's able direction we feel we have en- riched our twelve years with more than facts We believe by his examples thus the prac tical application of our knowledge will be easier because advises very strongly but with wise caution The teaching he offers doesn't consist solely of lec tures or questions but rather of example His lovely wife and family reflect his ideals of family unity and respect For the encouragement, inspiration, understanding and faith which you have given us, we would l1ke to say thank you Hr Dayton 9 If we were critics and were asked who is thegreat- est teacher we have ever met dur1ng our twelve years For Mr Dayton has been more than a principal to us, his understanding of our personal problems and his widely respected philosophy have made him an inspira- tion and personal friend to our entire class we are earnestly grateful for the friendly, helpful advice studies but in well . i he ' ' f of our achievements in extra-curricular activities which he V

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Seated: L Norton, L Edwards, M Cacner, F Timm, C Argana, T Good an, R Capwell, M watson, M Henning, M Jaster Standings M Laramy, F Klossner, M West, A Hastings, A weeks, F Crocker, B Chamberlain, M Ford, E Roth, M Wagner lhen we are remlnded of our nSchool Daysu, we remember fondly our grade teachers who were so under standing and patient For the personal lnterest and falth which they have g1ven to each of us we will be ever 1ndebted to them le remember the extra adventures we enjoyed through their efforts The most excitlng were the Easter egg hunts, Chrlstmas parties and the plays whlch we proudly presented A1so,we remember the dut1es which were so lmportant to us and we d1d so eagerly le reallze now they helped to 1nst1ll in us a sense of responsibility and neatness The exc1ting bulletin board dlsplays are also another memory which we shall long hold dear These pictures and storles encouraged an eagerness for books and travel which we have been developing ever since This collection of many llttle sacr1fices made by our grade teachers in order that our learning mdgrt be more enjoyable and interesting is the basis of the respect and apprec1at1on wh1ch we so proudly hold for th emo Grade Coordlnafor How fortunate tha+ such a g1fted, patient teach- er and loyal friend as Miss Mary Judge should be our grade coordinator Her many sterling qualities, tire less efforts and sense of humor have always been a source of encouragement to all pup1ls under her juris diction To you, Miss Judge, we wish to express our appreciation and gratitude ll o e e s o 5 e o .o o e e e o e o a o . e o e e ' Q o o Q o o e a o A o . Q . , 0