East Aurora High School - Auroran Yearbook (East Aurora, NY)

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Mr. Henry, to you we want to say lank you for being such a wonder- L11 and understanding home room .acher. You helped to make our enior year the happy and fun-filled ne it was. Mr. Burdick, without your invalu- ,ble service in the department of udiovisual aid we would have acked many worthwhile pieces of znowledge. We thank you for this POSI heartily. 5L?. Epiii9iL55i'iQili93?Z59EiifliwlkE5S1Zf9i5ieEfai2.1W .xdcluid om an guidance Mr. Gmziano, for your assistance and aid in our many projects, for the WWW 'H three years you were our we thank you. Miss Dietrich, for your splendid directioh of our junior play, assist- ance with the year book and the other help you have given us all through our school life, we grate- fully thank you. 9 Mr. Nisita, we realize that you have given of your valuable time and effort for us this year in the comple- tion of our Senior project, the '56 Auroran. Please accept our hearty thanks for all you have done. 1 fji., L -fl . ,V , I L af Vw If . J, J' , 1 X. A X X R: :V U,-J i . f gf M M -L NZJAL w H fe' Y 5 5 k 1. - 1 1 , , ,. Q M if I 1 ' wwe, 'V , -L11 ,.. W I 1' 1 A Y! UU f ' S V1 Mr.' Siclnfejzer, we wish to thank you ltihe splendid job you are doingwffs junior high advisor. Your assistance helps to form the ideals of the students at an early age.

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Miss Slanbro: Our class appreciates all you have done to build up our interests and the unselfish gift of time you have given in preparing us for college or a vocat' . '- c .!46!Ui60l 5 an gyuiclance Mr. Thomas C. Moore: We, the class of 1956, wish to express our gratitude for the great leadership and cooperation that we have received from you, our principal. We were sorry to lose Mr. Beebe in February to a new job. We appre- ciate your unselfish efforts on our behalf. Good luck in whatever you may undertake. Mr. McNeil: We, the class of 1956, wish to acknowledge our gratitude to you, Mr. McNeil, our outstanding junior high school advisor, for your patience and understanding during r years. rx s, 2:3 is iv wif is Q4 xy N 53 Q1 5? fra 112 e ea ii' Mr. Ricbert, we wish to thank ym for your helpful guidance throug out our high school years. Yo' expert consideration of our probler and your aid in their solution a much appreciated. 1 M Mrs. Austin, you have been such help to us in all phases of our higl school years. The assistance you hav given to our social functions as we as to that of our guidance is appr ciated by us all. A 2 ,

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.gn emoriam His Winsome personality and cheerful smile won friendsg his integrity and generosity kept them. We, his friends and classmates, can only hope that we may live as happy and unselfish lives as he did, and that in some way our memory of him may make immortal his fine qualities. Magi the Lord watch between me and thee while we are absent one from the other. --Genesis 31:49. Y Mr. Bowers: attitude. It was a joy to meet him in We regretted the passing of one of the halls and he always had a cheery our faithful custodiansj He did his word for everyone. work well and with such a pleasant 'IO