Savona Central High School - Anovas Yearbook (Savona, NY)

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mrs. shaut This past year, Mrs. Emma Shaut retired from our administrative staff after many years of hard work. For as long as most of us can remember, M.rs. Shaut sat in the office, eager to help anyone with lunch money problems, other business problems, and perhaps to even entertain a punished student- We were very lucky to have someone like Mrs- Shaut on our clerical staff and al- though she planned on leaving us a -few years ago, she stayed long enough to teach the new staE and to keep everyone on their toes. We would all like to thtank Mrs. Shaut for her smiling face and warm and wonderful personality. We all owe her many thanks and we all wish her the best of everything in her futLu'e years. 9

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dedication For many years, the elementary teachers of our school have been working to help us students achieve the necessary knowledge we need to go on through high school. This year's ANOVAS is dedicated to one such teacher. Through the years, this man has been a great asset to the entire faculty and has done a wonderful job not only as a teacher, but also as a friend. He has always been very understanding in his years of teaching here and we all owe him great thanks for helping us, our brothers, and our sisters. It is for these reasons that we dedicate the 1971 ANOVAS to you, Mr. Thomas Sangiuliano- 8

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immimi nm senior advisors ..,....-M Once again the time of departure draws near for another senior class, and advisors again feel the wrench that separation from this particular relationship with young people always brings. The class of '71 is unusual in some ways. First, it has only seven boys. Second, it is a very unassuming, quiet class, and third, it is a class that has grown in maturity and compassion more than many classes which have gone before it. Although there are few boys, individually they have made their presence felt in athletics, in citizenship, and in class ac- tivities. The girls too, are leaving commendable individual achievements on their school records in citizenship and in extracurricular activities . Few classes in om' experience have acquired the art of self-discipline to the degree that the class of '71 has done. We have learned that we can depend on them to do what is expected of them. This is a class that somehow has avoided a certain arrogance that is commonly known as senioritis. They are modest in their claims for superiority over others in matters of privileges or righm. Tragedy has made them more compassionate. The death of jennifer Blank has been felt by each member of this class. Petty differences and antagonisms no longer surface. We sense a certain reaching out to help whenever someone stumbles. Goodbye class of 1971. Best of luck to each of you. You have made our role as advisors very easy. We are proud to have been associated with you. i Eloise Botsford Ralph S. Verity 10