Fairport High School - Hourglass Yearbook (Fairport, NY)

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DEDICATION She first won our hearts when xv: were lfreshinen. As honierooni teaehei and elass adviser she guided us wisely through that first hewildering year, tempering admonishinent with praise. XVe loved ner too when we were Sophomores. Although she held the position of Senior class adviser hoth years, she also consented to help us organize. XVe really hegan to appreciate ht-r when we were sluniors. XVirh her usual spontaneity and sparkling good humor she directed us through a very sueeessf ful year. Now we are Seniors. 'l'hi'oughout the four busy years of high school, she has heen standing hy, full of interest and eneouragenient. No other person has played so great a part in our daily sehool life. To you - - -X ff sXN X grow side by side

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STUDENT ASSOCIATION The way of democracy has heen shown us this year by the very capable ofhcers of the Student Association. This group, chosen hy the entire student body, has rendered invaluable services to everyone. It was headed hy Neil Seaman as President and Phillip Uirkx was ready to take over at any time. The minutes were kept hy Patricia Fisk while the finances were watched over hy Clarence Ellsworth. STUDENT ASSOCIATION OFFICERS C. Ellsworth, N. Seaman, P, Dirkx. FLAG CUSTODIANS Each year a girl and hoy from the Senior Class are chosen to keep watch over the Hag. It is their duty to see that it is flying all day and carefully put away at night. This year the honor fell to Grace Pennise and Harold Gardner, and they have performed their duties well. FLAG CUSTODIANS H. Gardner, G. Pennise Rich blossoms of all varieties

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'N-hw MISS FLORENCE STOLT We dedicate this 1947 HOUR GLASS in grateful remembrance and appreciation. under the skillful care . 'Scsi 1,22 wi H as -in