Alfred Almond High School - Alcen Yearbook (Almond, NY)

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JAMES BUCKMASTER lim has a modest and quiet manner which doesn't hide the fact that he has added much to our cross-C ountry and track teams. He has also served on the Athletic Council, bravely selling those inevitable pen- cils and combs. ARTHUR BURDICK Art claims that his favorite subjects are math, science and lunchg needless to say, his in- terests are diversified. In Arsenic and Old Lace he portrayed a roaring Teddy Roosevelt which would even have satisfied Mr. Torrey. 16 ELIZABETH CLANCY Betty has been an efficient helper to Mrs. Stillman in the library, and is also one of the schoolys few lady projection- ists. She always seems to be busy with something, and it is certain that this industrious nature will continue to help her in coming years.

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IANIQ BORDFAUX Jane has done more than her share for the school as a talented art student, an Afeen assistant, and a mem- ber of the Drama Club. Iler clemure manner belies the fact that she is a hard work- er with plenty of drive. MARGARET BENNETT Maggie is a wonderful per- son. ller Candid remarks and dry sense of humor mark her as a real individualist. She has a great deal of talent in art and enjoys horses and teasing Mr. Phelan. CICCII. BRIGGS Almost all of Cecil's spare time is occupied with vari- ous out-of-school jobs. In fact, we predict that he will he able to retire before he's twenty. Whatever he does, his honest and serious na- ture will help him to suc- eeed. RITA BROWNE LL Rita is the 'blonde that has more fun. She has served as a spirited Cheerleader and an oboe player in the band, and was one of the first girls in our class to get her driving license. Al- though she has been a con- stant plague to Mr. Geraee and vice versa, we know they both really enjoy it. DIANIC BROWN We will remember Diane for her varied talent, as an actress in all of our dramatic productions, as literary editor of the fllren and especially for her interest in folk music and guitar. But more than these, for her open- minded frankness and authentic desire to find the truth, which have added an outstanding per- sonality to our class.

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IjI.IZABIITII CLARE Beth's serious attitude about her schoolwork is supplemented by an active extracurricular schedule. On top of this, she actually manages to work in a dairy bar without gaining weight! Her good-humored out- look makes her a warm and sympathetic friend. JANE c1,1cQUicNNo1 Jane practically Weill crazy this year as the Alrerfs edi- tor, but without her conscien- tiousness and hard work the book would never have made it. KNDO you realize you have ex- actly twelve days to finish those write-ups? j The combin- ation of her sense of humor and qualities of leadership is hard to duplicate. DENNIS CROSTON Dennis is one of those in- tellectuals in the class who actually enjoys math and science courses. He is also one of the few courageous males to join the Future Nurses9 Club and has probably been seen giving moral support to his trembling time for s comrades when the hots comes around. DONNA DAVIS One ofthe Alfred Station gang, Donna is a go-getter with plenty of spirit. She has excelled in math, with hopes of teaching it someday, and is an llonor Society member. We hear that she especially en- joys her summers of water skiing, etc., at Loon Lake. JOAN DAVIS Joan never seems to stand stillg she has channeled her boundless energies into cheer leading and majorettes all through high school. With a wicked gleam in her eye and a flashing smile, she's been breaking hearts since she wore a ponytail in the fifth grade.