Blasdell High School - Champion Yearbook (Blasdell, NY)

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The Senior Class of 1939 wishs to dedicate this P389 gnnour yearbook to Miss Cordt. out of fOFty,four Stugents i,een of us had Miss Gordt for either three or four yearn and We enjoyed every one of those years. Each One of Us has a Speoial Spot in our heart reserved for our dear teacher of the grades. 'To Miss Cordt During the school years, when ever anv became disgusted or disappointed we thought things you had taught us to do when we were You were not only a help in our grades with influence has always remairid Every tim one of us of the little disappointed- you, but yOU? e see you .L .1 '. 1 ,Jig u nf? VV walk through the hall with that familiar smile on your face, many memories return. Our clearest recollection is of how you used to bundle us up on cold days when it was time to go home. You were so afraid we might get cold. How patient you were when we became tired and got unruly. We must have liked you very much because when we had to leave you in Third grade we all cried! When ever we think of school you will be the first person to come to our mind. We will think of you as a loving friend, and then as a real teacher. We hope that we will all accomplish great things, and if we do, we can thank you for giving us the right start in life. We will never forqet you, and we will always be wishing the best for you. Seniors of H39 do the Seniors Now they are Seniors-those boys and girls who just a few years ago came to school wondering what it was all about. Time basses by so quickly but those four short years in which we worted and played tot ther have left with me habny memories that will last a lifetime. I hated to give you un, just as I know others will hate to do now that your denier year is fast closing. I hoped and orayed for you to succeed. Sometimes I heard things were'nt moi g so well and felt badly but you've T weathered the storms so far and I know you will in the ' future. Great things are expected of you so keen up the good work. May I say verysincerely that you have honored and naid me the ereatest tribute I ever hope to be Qaid, iD that as Seniors in with School you still remember your teacher of Kinderaarten and'the Primary qVad3S' 50, many things haooen between those years that tbG'b9S1nU1HS too often fades and is forqotten. nut You have Ht for- gotten and I'm glad. I could never fvrret You OT St0D wishing you well. Hildegarde Cordt

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Biodfaphy of Mr. Chaplin Nr. Chaplin, our senior adviser and teacher, WHS born OH June 93. 1906 in the town of Hartland, Niagafa County, New York. His mother, previous to her marriadef was a school teacherg while his father has at different times been a farmer, a superintendent of highways, and a judge. ' Mr. Chaplin received his elementary education in Hartland District Schodl No. 5. He recalls distinctly his first dry at school when he ran home, crying, to his mother. However, he quickly outgrew his hashfulness and Lecame slightly inclined torard the mischievous side. It is not without some misgiving that he looks back upon the day when, dared by the other boys to jump out of the window, he did so, and as a result, found himself sitting under the teacher's desk for the rest of the day. Nr Chaplin attended high school at Gaspont, New York, where he carried away many honors, He was president of his senior class, won a high school oratorical contest, took part in his senior play, an' was a valuable player in the field of baseball. At the close of the senior year he went to washington with his class and had the privilege of shaking hands with President Coolidge. After graduating, Mr. Chaplin spent two years driving a road truch and snowplow, and then attended the Citizen's Military Training Camp at Plattsburg. His spare time he devoted to his duties as scoutmaster of Lockport Troop M 55. In l928 he entered Albion College, Mic igan, where he scoured a Rachelor of Arts Degree. Here he was active in the cross country team and in oratoryg he was also a member of the Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity. It l93l Mr Chaplin worked for the Holland Furnace Company in Pontiac, Michigang 'nd later that year secured a position as a substitute teacher at Newfane, New York. The years 1955-1935 he spent teaching in Hartland District Schoil No. l8, where he taught eight grades, consisting of thirty-five pupils of nine different nationalities. Mr. Chaplin came to Blssdell in Septemher, 1935 as a teacher of social studies. He has been in Qlasdell four years. Since coming to Rlasdell he has attended several evening sessions at the University of Buffalo . On January ld, 1956 Mr. Chaplin married Helen M. Munzel, a school tene-er and a graduate of Brockport Normal Thus the hiography of Mark W. Chaplin is brought up to date. Mr. and Nrs. Chaplin now live at 105 Hadison Avenue. ' U 11 w.sn'S's,1.- N V4-