Orchard Park High School - Quaker Yearbook (Orchard Park, NY)

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Trompter ,fob .gauett HERE is one of our class- mates Who has been with us even though her classroom desk is confined to her own room. Her name is Lois Bassett. Her teachers were the same ones We had. She graduates as the Salutatorian of her class. Active in athletics during her first two years of high school, she transferred her activity to other fields during this last year. Frequently she has helped classmates with their more troublesome subjects. Gladly she has helped others with a hundred odd jobs. Her service on the Reflector Staff has been valuable. More important than all of these, she is Well-loved by town and school alike, for her genuine interest in everybody and everything. Lois is an example of that fine kind of courage which will not falter, Whatever the odds. Q eil 11 lie' Q ., 4, A 256

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6 H ae? W 952 fDirectors IIALPH A. J oNEs E. CLAIRE GROBEN gfidd -Qffbotj inf 05550225 IGHT oflicers and two faculty advisors steered the class of '38, President Edwin Dickson's class meetings will probably be remembered always by Seniors. Betty Tarbell, Vice-president, contrived to be on hand when Ed was missing. Secretary Marian Reynolds did her part. Treasurer James Hooker' had a way with balances. Annette Bartz and George Romance worked on the Student Council. Bud Mann was an able Finance Chair- man, while Dick Mintz handled Organization. Miss E. Claire Groben and Mr. Ralph A. Jones always lurked in the background. Tarbfll D i clcso n Hooker Rffynolflx Miniz Mann. B url: Ronzanca at 10 ia

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