Fairport High School - Hourglass Yearbook (Fairport, NY)

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DEDICATION MARY E. DEDIE , In the few years she has been at Fairport High School, Miss Mary Dedie has become well-known and well-liked by the student body. Miss Dedie was our English teacher in our junior and senior years. Her patience and her friendly smile, blended with a natural ability to teach, have made us appreciate the true value of English. Her faithful help as our CHATTER adviser and her diligent work on the HOUR GLASS have won our fervent admiration. To Miss Mary Dedie, whose patience and understanding have made this publication possible, we, the Class of 1950, present this'DSCAR and dedicate this HOUR GLASSI' '7

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FAIRPGRT PUBLIC SCHOOLS THOMAS G. COFFEE, Superintendent NELSON R. BUR'roN. Principal N FAIRPORT, NEW YORK Dear Seniors: To you splendid young folk and your advisors, who have labored with earn- est loyalty to produce the 1950 Hour Glass, depicting the school life in Fair- port High School and the ideals we strive to build into character, goes our grateful praise. The selecting and assembling of materials, best illustrative of school life and ideals obtaining here, is a challenging assignment. Not alone must- the best and worthy be chosen, but it must be presented in good taste, sanc- tioned by artistic and editorial standards. This you have done so well that real satisfaction and pride must be yours. Former yearbooks have been of such merit as to discourage the hope of excelling. However, I an sure many will rate the 1950 Hour Glass as the best ever. The theme, MOVIES, cleverly conceives the importance of this great educa- tional agency in influencing character, and the need for wise and careful ap- praisal and selection of the offerings movies present. Wise choices cannot be too strongly urged. Financing the publication of so expensive a project, with the limited sales available, could be done only by the skillfully managed support of paid advertisements. Those in charge of this have exemplified good business manage- ment, another skill so helpful in successful living. You may have sacrificed an earlier date of publication by more careful deliberation than might have seemed necessary. However, you have gained in the quality of the work, an aim always to be kept in mind. My sincere congratulations to you fine young people and to those who so effectively helped. Very sincerely, Y -if I