Fairport High School - Hourglass Yearbook (Fairport, NY)

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ADMINISTRATION Students of any school expect their administration and faculty to carry out its business and to see to the needs of their school with a degree of excellence and smoothness. Their duty is to further educational advantages and to stimulate young people's desire for knowledge through better school facilities. The curriculum is made interesting and educational by the diligent work of the faculty who are combined into one well or- ganized group of teachers. The members of the faculty have their problems but they respond with a smile and go on with their work in the bests of spirits. The Senior Class sees the faculty as a group of real friends and fine helpful people. The administration has fulfilled its duty toward Fairport High School by its own work and by the high standards it maintains for its teachers. The seniors will always have the highest regard for the faculty and administration. IO

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1948 - 1949 Feb. 4 Block F and Fa- culty basketball game. Closely contested farce. Feb. 9 Sophomores present Hansel and Cretel . Feb. l2 Sophomore Valen- tine's Day party. March 4 Sigma Chi square dance. Swing your part- nerl March 4 Art demonstration at Sibley's by Fairport students. March l8 Theta Chi St, Pat- ric:k's Day dance, The gym glittered with sham- rocks. April l Vocal Music Festival at I-lilton. April 8, 9 Dracofahs attend Drama Festival at Cort- land. April l6-l9 Senior trip. A wonderful time in the big city. April 28 One Act Play Con- test. Congratulations to the Sigma Chi. May May june june june lune june 2 Senior projects due. Many very busy seniors. 30 Memorial Day re- cess. l7 Class Day. 20-23 Regents week. The results of 40 weeks of work. 24 junior Prom. 26 Baccalaureate. 27 Commencement.

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