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six SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE The 1956 graduating class has the distinction of being the lirst class to graduate in the new Port Allegany Union High School Building. Your group, sixty-five in number, opens a new era of high school training for the youth of your community. The record compiled by the graduates of the former eras of the educational history of the community has been more than commendable. It is the charge of each graduat- ing class to perform in a manner that is equal to the standard established by previous classes. You, the class of 1956, bear the further assignment of establishing an accomplish- ment record that will serve as a high goal for the classes to follow. The Board of Education, the Faculty, and the School Administration wish you every success in this, your highest endeavor.
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X BCARD OF EDUCATION Mr. Merle Dunn, Mr. Daniel F. Lane, jr., Mr. Neil Greenhill, Mrs. Dorothea Good- rich, Mr. Robert Fessenden, Mr. Garth Nelson, Dr. A. H. Baker, Mrs. Leah Lewis, secretary, Mr. Clayton Larson, Mr. Henry Tauscher, Mr. H. Michael Herger, Mr. james H. Isherwood, jr., Mr. Paul Ostrander, Mr. Ralph Burdick, Mrs. Myrtle Rennells, Mrs. Eleanor Michelitsch
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FOREWORD 'sf Hello, folks. My name is Alli Gator. I'm the sixty-sixth Senior. I've been selected to show you people around our new school. CYou've seen me already, on the opening page, gazing at the building.j Like you, I think it's wonderfulg and I'm proud to be a Gator. But I have realized something about this new school. I've been using it for a year now and I see that it's more than a big, attractive building for people to admire. It's a place for people to study, to work, and to have fun together. There's room in it to do things well. It's easier to study in a com- fortable classroom. It's great to have a locker, a seat in the auditorium, and a roomy, pleasant library. I could keep talking this way, but I don't have to. I'm going to take you on a tour of the building and let you see for yourself how the students and teachers are using it. x
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