Port Byron Central High School - Panther Yearbook (Port Byron, NY)

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LISTENING QUIETLY SEEING DOUBLE George Ball, Martha Ball. Robert Alcock, Rebecca Alcock. l'liylli5 Keenly, Barbara Keenly. ,lmepli Yitale, james Yitale. jerry Kilmer, Terry Kilmer. Carol Gregory, I.inrla Gregory. l'aul Grainger, Pauline Grainger. fxrlelbert Jenner, Albert Jenner. ,lanet lackxon, Joyce jackvon. .-Xnn Knapp. ,loann Knapp. Rayinonfl llruby, Ruwell Ilruby. Sylvia Smart, Sylvio Smart. No, it's not :L mirror or a reflection! You may very well have tliouglit so when you first lookerl at this picture. However, your eyes are not bzirl beczmufe l'ort Byron Central School floes liziye twelye pairs of twins. lt is truly reinztrkable that tliere slioulrl be that many. taking into account tlie size of.tlie scliool Zlllfl wtirroiiiirling xcliool rlistrict. We are certainly proufl to lizlve twelve pairs of twins :ittenclingg l'ort liyron Central. Row 1: C. Merritt, A. Chisholm B DaxiQ C William XX Holo an Row 2: XY. XVoodman. C. Malte on S Sm dei D DeLapp J Mbano Row 3: J. Wallace, B. Morris, S Bennett B Holme L Bate R Ixnapp R Thompson Row 41 S. Farrell. R. Fleury. L Longvear B lorclan I' -Xxton B Nihon R Cornell B. Bush, M. Guirione, F. Morganthaler Xfr XIcDonald

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ADJUSTING T0 GROUPS ii P VX Left: Cadet Teacher M Farrell' Teacher Mrs. Frio Left to right. rear: I-, Lvnn, E. l.ont, P. Burke A. Biss, D. Horr E. Saeli S. Hopkins Center Row: li. Laraway, S. Thurston, j. Thurston. J, 'XX'ells. D. Dixon S. Kubarek L. Steven Front Row: S. Ki1111a111on, Dayharsh, S. Nagle, I. Johnson, XY. MC Bride C. Avers ll. 'lil1OlIlZi Leader: XV. Pitcher, jr ll' l Row 1: F. Northrup, C. Taft, C. .-Xrmbruster, A, Verdi, S. Duquette. C Mack D. Behm lf.XX'ilso11 D. Smith L. Bu Row 2: K. Di11gn1an, N, VX'ater111an, lf. Lapp. S. Jenks. S. Doyle. P. Strap ach, P. Davies, .-X. Harkness, I-. Sweeting, B. Behm, C. Bush. M. Tomenga Row 3: Mrs. Morris. l., Chappell. T., Gould, L. Cillllllll Absent: D. Millus j. Helnier. lj. Connor c t pul 1t 1 1 lt llx lmtcn 11e uri to lllXlflC tl1e kitnlergfar cn into thrcc Stllll' lte QIWHIIJS ou excr clespltc the l1rg,c groups th c1crtr11x lu IL Jklkll Cl ll lg P X IIN N l'1l'C 1111port'1nt '1Cllll.Xi.Il1Lllf of lxlIl4lCI' g'1rten l 'ich child lx urgerl to eKpreQS lllN lINllXlKll1'1l iclets in 'trt 111u ic incl xtorles Xct1x1t1u accompanx e erent lCllXS an 1e chilrlrcn t1ltc priclc 111 their ixcrlx T1e tctchcrx prinmrx 'um is to mike the cllfticult 'ifljl1NIlllCHt rom home to NC1Uul lic ix can 'tnc 1 111 crextxn f 1 pm ine 1 9 I X fl -pw A A' , C ' 5 T. -qi . J . ljll' 11 the incre:1sc-rl po 1 i111 in tl is vici11ity,' lr: ces- ' Il '- lf' -.1 5-if it yi' V' 1 ten'l - l -lt 1: ' lilcl, x ' 1 l.e:1r1 1 to 11:1-' 2 l pl. 1 with other chilclren is the most ' 'T - 1111 cliff 11111 . 11 tl ' - ' S' - i 1 2 fi ' 1 ' 1' -J -- f :l l 1 .l:s't'f'g,1s ,s'll. ,7 1 I af ,X . , , tler. I i u ..

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ATTACK The sun's gone down, the night is dark, The soldiers are waiting for the attack to start The air is clear, the wait is longg The boys are humming the Our Father song, A hush soon covers the battle field, The boys pray to God to be their shield. In the distance beyond a loud blast rang out, The enemy has come, let there be no doubt. Quick action was taken, blood was shed, Some were injured, others were dead. After hours of fighting in tiredness and sweat, The fighting let up and no more did they fret. The enemy surrendered in weakness and force. Tired and haggard, they had completed their course XVith a sigh of relief they sank to their knees, To thank God for this welcome release! Phyllis Ellis, '54 ,J