McGraw High School - Mac Yearbook (Mcgraw, NY)

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Dedication The Yearbook Club of 1956 is proudly dedicating the ninth edition of The Mac to Everett Rulison who for the past six years has had charge of the bus garage. Besides this, Mr. Rulison is one of the regular bus drivers and teaches welding for the Adult Education Classes. Repairing and keeping eight buses and three station wagons in tip-top shape is in itself a task, but many smaller things occur frequently such asg flat tires, broken chains, driving for field trips and basketball games which take up much time. Although much responsibility rests on Mr. Rulison's shoulders, he finds time to answer questions and help the shopboys with their mechanical problems. Many times we take for granted the things done for us by people such as Mr. Rulison-to him in sincere appreciation we dedicate The 1956 Mac.