Fairport High School - Hourglass Yearbook (Fairport, NY)

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A cadeT Teacher adiusTinq FOREWCRD YouTh may be expressed neaTly as a play-a drama which we all play a parT. Whaf beTTer way To signi youTh Than wiTh puppeTs--Those universally amusing, liTi like liTTle Tigures whose span oT life depends upon The maTerial? YouTh is similar. Our span oT liTe depenc upon The maTerial we have in our bodies and minds. Supl rioriTy spells immorTaliTy. MediocriTy spells oblivion. School liTe sTrengThens The essenTial porTions of oi minds and bodies. The classes oT which we have a qghoiq are The builders oT our grey maTTer. The gymnasium an ouTdoor Tield build our bodies To The poinT where The resisT illness. PuppeTry is buT a smaller ediTion oT hi maniTy. ln This Hour G-lassi' The puppeTs visiT our schoi and, lilce us, deparT upon aTTaining Their Tinal high schoi degree-graduaTionl Forever onward, we Tread The pal oT liTe TogeTher. . L A I' IT you could only cool-cl Miss Nolan in a Tamiliar pose. l'low's This for beauTy? Mr. Lynch-seriously! The dwarT laughs buT noT aT These boys! An aTTenTive group is ap- preciaTed aT any r'neeTing himself To The inTricacies OT The shop. 6

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THE I940 HOUR GLASS of Fairporf High School confains a pic+oriaI sfory of +he school year ,.,f-- W T +oId In seven A A ' 1 chap+ers: , F-L.. sENloRs, I Q I CLASSES, I I I FEATURES, 0 Q B-4 ACTIVITIES, K I I ATHLETICS, I N ,F and ADVERTISEMENTS. Av 1,4 II. f' 1 I 1. V S k ! 3 . I I .- -.rf t, I Xi xfxx A MU' fi r? L: ' A v' I II ,II ' I I I I v Q- ' A , I? I ff I J W W S E N I O R S - f ' 1 A 1 u W.. 1 -,-, I Q19 4, ' Q I f If I ,L MQ' X' ' Yivhrj' I If 9 I ' X 8 a A 1 'I crfv, I Lf, ' Q-, I -ww. '+I dl ' ,..fff 'w E 5

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