Phoenix Central High School - Phoenician Yearbook (Phoenix, NY)

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V 5 SENIORS

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SENIOR CLASS ADVISORS Mr. Generous, Mr. Charles, Mr. LePorTe, Mr. Tiffcnulf, Mr. Knowlton, standing: Mr. Lorkin, choir ITICFI.

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Rosie, As our lives progress, each of us comes intc who is unforgettable. Perhaps he has stood by tragedy, or has been a close companion over a Many times we are unable To fathom our feelin We are conscious only of the fact that he has gix has served as a trusting friend, or an unbiased parent or a guardian is this person, for others,m friend. We are obligated to recognize such merr fashion, as this is the only way of displaying our lt is for this reason that the Class of T968 dedic T968 Phoenicianto you, Roseanne, for in you we l unforgettable person. Ever so swiftly now, our high school career class can look back and clearly see your faith wavering determination to do your best. Those c orous within us the drive to achieve what we hax You may be small in stature and your fec but someone has said that to look into the eyes i eyes reveal that unextinguishable fire which ever the move, to act, to reach the goal. We have lea perience that we could not have associated wit your magic's touching us, and we have been cau of activities which had to be accomplished. Our your vibrant personality. So has all the high schoc All have benefited by your service. ln conclusion, Rosie, we wish to say that, physically, mentally, and spiritually during these always looked upon you as a leader. We knowt yours is extraordinary. We ask only that you contir for, because the world is as it is today, our count both men and women alike. They must rejuvenate us a world leader. Thank you, Roseanne Giordanella, for what ' what you have given to us, for these have mar our minds for always.