Fredonia High School - Hilltopper Yearbook (Fredonia, NY)

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fCjO .iff 1953 ,fuiflttwef Jalzmfim Ll-U4 6-Mu clqguf MR. RICHARD SPARKS TILUJS5 t ,bat gate.. Extending his share of contribution to the successful completion of our democratic education, Mr. Richard Sparks is the recipient of our yearbook dedication. Mr. Sparks, as director of band and boys' chorus, has brought to the students of Fredonia High School a keen appreciation of music. Under his guidance the music depart- ment has risen to prominence in our school life. Grateful for the services and remarkable accomplish- ments he has rendered, the senior class extends their thanks and best wishes for future success. PQI'

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0'C6W0'C I therefore believe it is my duty to my country to loue ir. to support its constitu- tion, to obey its Iatus, to respect its flag and to defend it against all enemies. -TYLER We, the senior class of 1953, proudly present our Hilltopper based upon the theme of democratic government, a unique project in the corridors of time. To our democracy that was established by our forefathers through the price of human sacrifice we pay homage, and sincerely hope that the years to come will find all the persons in the world holding high the torch of liberty in a society of democratic men. The most efficient administration and faculty of Fredonia High School represent the executive branch of our government which extends to the Legislative body, or classes. a guiding hand and standards of high ideals for its deep consideration. The Senate of the Legislative body is portrayed by the senior class, having worked its way up through the House of Representatives, con- sisting of all underclassmen. Aiding the Page four' Executive and Legislative branches are the Cabinets of the government, symbolized by the school's clubs and organizations which help promote the general welfare of all through unity and co-operation. Activities in which many students play a faithful role denote the Departments that utilize this great land of ours to aid the democratic way of life. However, to maintain a government established for the use of all. it must be backed and approved by the voters of our nation. The class of 1953, likewise. without the deeply appreciated advertisers of this and surrounding communities, would not be able to produce and enjoy a memorable yearbook. We, the class of 1953, proudly leave our present position as Fredonia High Schools Senate with a wish that this way of life continue forever, and that it soon extend its blessings to all mankind.

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Q45 ,L!iz1f,,,,,a C3245 page six fiwhi EDITOR - - Daniel Dawley LITERARY EDITORS - Barbara Sesme Theresa Gugino BUSINESS MANAGER - Lawrence Nelson ADVERTISING MANAGER V - John Black SUBSCRIPTION MANAGER - A Dorothy Smith PICTURE EDITORS - - - Marla Reynolds, Robert Drummond MAKE-UP EDITORS - Betty Lawson. Elaine Neal ART EDITORS - Elsie Litz, Dorothy Conti SUBSCRIPTION STAFF: Betty Bolling, John Daly. Marie Leone, Marcia Washburn, Barbara McKibbin. Jean Schauffler, Jean Sessions. Marilyn, Stanley. ADVERTISING STAFF: Sherryl Bolling, Jack Evarts. Lois Bray, Joseph Gullo, Elsie Litz, William Phillips. Joan Gerring, Joseph Rizzo, Joseph Leone, Carol Lucas, Marie Tampio, Sally Valvo, Thomas Freling. Donald Bollman. Justine Ferguson, Robert Mesel. Richard Notaro. TYPISTS: Betty Mancuso. Eleanore Kuczenski. John Valone. Angela Barresi, ADVISER - Mr. Don Marquette ART - - Mrs. Eloise Heyl I 4