Lackawanna High School - Lackawannan Yearbook (Lackawanna, NY)

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APPRECIATION We wish to'devote this space to the ex' pression of our sincere gratitude to all those who have done so much to make this book a success. First, we wish to thank those members- of our staff who have expended so much time and energy that this yearbook might be the success that we feel it is. We appreciate very much the interest which our principal, Mr. Berchmans I. Bo' land, evidenced in the outcome of this Lacka' wannan. To the patrons and advertisers we are like' wise grateful, for without their support the yearbook, as it is now, would have been an impossibility. To one of our fellow seniors, john Nasal, we wish to extend our appreciation for a kindness voluntarily and graciously given. Finally, we bestow our thanks upon the faculty and student body who have so will' ingly cooperated with us in our endeavors. 8

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EXPANSION OF LACKAWANNA HIGH SCHOOL In 1938, an an- nex for frexhmen uw provided in lhe F r a n h li n 5 r b 0 o I. T h if brought the grand Iota! to one high .rrhool building with addilion and two annexef. The prefenl build- ' r k Ing oo form when, in 1928, zen roomy and a gymnafium were added lo the old high Jrhool build- mg.

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Thi: yearif Senior Clan, the largefi ever, if comprifed of 101 girl: and 85 boyx, totaling 186. It Jbowr an increue of 350 per cent over the Clan of 1929. The in- efeafe, prior lo 1929, wa: even more amazing.