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

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FACULTY ADVICE TO THE SENIORS CON'T Become educated! Work to your capaclty and then work a httle more Then you can be proud and only then There are no glfts ln educatlon There are no easy roads not even 1n government subsldres Paul Nxchols Keep your :deals hlgher than your attamments and your hearts gentle and ktnd Mary Murray Each new day IS a second chance to make a better world Mar1on Hunt A1m to do slmple thmgs thoroughly them progress to the complex Wtth falth m the Alrrughty one can solve any problem He beheves necessary for us Gerald Leary The blg world is waitmg for you That world and what ll w1ll be depends very much on you and lT11111Ol'lS of others l1ke you Go out mto tt w1th your tdeas of democracy and ClI1ZBl'lShlp and keep them mtact and you wxll help to make ll a better place m whlch to hve Good Luck Allan Mlskell CAN YOU IMAGINE? Joan Andrews Mar Jor1e Ball Ralph Becker Hugh Casey Frank Daleslo Helen De Boms Kathleen Denman Jane Elhott Gary Emerson. Bob Hlcks Mary lnsklp Marllyn Isbell Merrltt Janes Mar1e Jenks Rtchard Jordan Jane Lar away Sharon Lllhe Phylhs Marsden. Ehzabeth Marsh Rrchard Masson Teresa Mazzeo Laverne M1ller Esther Mills Ruth Sazton Eleanore Schweizer Frieda Snyder Ronme Somerville: Suzanne Southworth Eleanor Tierson Jean Van Hout Carol Warren John WEIZBI. Cnarles Carris Not bemg sweet Not talkmg about Earl Hatmg g1rls Not bragging Havmg stralght ha1r Not talkmg about some boy Bemg subtle Passmg Blology As tall as Adolph Shayes W1thout hls car Gettmg along wxth Hugh Casey A tall blonde Gomg steady Unpopular Center on a basketball team T alkmg loud Using correct grammar Not flirting. Getting along w1th Mr Morris Without a sense of humor Tellmg who that someone 1S Without Marllyn Not blushing. Not belng neat Not arguing in class Not getting silly Having perfect attendance Without a boy friend In a feather cut Not braggmg about her boy friends Wlthout a date Not getting along wlth the girls Lertmg girls ride in h1s car. as ' ' n . . 1 1 4 ll u - - - ' n ll ' fl ' U , , , l . . . . . . . ' UI ,, . . . . . . . . . . . ,, . Leroy Bates: As a brunette.

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ADVICE CON'T. Rtchard Keenly we adv1se you to brmg all those gxrls of yours around Some of the fellows nnght ltke to get acqualnted J essxe Young we adv1se you to tell some of the other girls all about hatr styling Eldred Roberts we adv1se you to hang on to Barbara Bodner Women are gettmg scarce Billy Wrtght we adv1se you to have Marlene g1ve you some muscle buildmg exercises Ann Laraway why not do your homework once tn a wh1le'7 You can see Bruce anyume George Behm we adv1se you to concentrate as much on drlvmg as you do on playmg basketball La Verne Horr we adv1se you to keep up the good work on the comet You ll make solo cornet yet B111 Foster weadvtseyou to take outa g1rl from Port Byron We are Just as nice as the g1rls from Savannah We adv1se you J eamue Wilczek to bring some of those Auburn boys around We hear they're pretty n1ce Johnny Ads1t we advise you to let your hair grow out It looks much cuter that way Why don t you try one fellow at a txme, Milhe Morgan It s not so comphcated that way Keep up the good work m F F A Jimmy Wood You ll make a good farmer someday FACULTY ADVICE TO SENIORS Success w1ll be yours if you are wilhng to earn lt w1th time thought, and work Mrs Frances Poormon Once upon a t1me you all entered school filled wtth a destre to learn Now you are about to rece1ve diplomas mdtcatlng a goal reached Have you stopped to evaluate your journey from the beglnnmg to the end? How well have you achieved? Does your diploma represent the culrrunation of years of your best effort? Or does it mdxcate that you passed by this seat of learmng as casually as you could? Start toward your next goal w1th a clear under standtng of what you really want and your success wxll be a measure of your understandmg Marte E Tutton In thxs age of labor saving devices and electronic wonders there sttll ls no substitute for WORK espectally in acqutrmg knowledge: wtlliam J Zubon Success comes from the achievement of planned goals, striven for and adjusted conunually htgher through out life. Ronald Batson T thine own self be true ' Wendell C Morris If you have all the treasures life can give and have not charxty, you have nothing. These words may serve as a da1ly prayer Grant that I may not so much seek to be understood as to understand T be forgxvat as to forgive To be loved as to love' Dorts A Kennedy 'Far and away the best prizethat life offers is the chance to work hard at work worth doing. Ltlhan Krayka As you partlcipatetn the activities of life, emphasize the things you find most lnterestlng and your contrlbutxon will be worthy ' Carl R Stevens .I D O 0 0' I ' I.. ll ' -- ' ' OV Self-confidence, good manners, and dependability will help you to success. . . . . . . . Mrs. Regina Gates . . . . ,, . - OI ' 0 '. ' . . . . . . . 0 ' : . . . . . . . . ' . I UI ' ' . . . . N'

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