Sharon Springs Central High School - Clarion Yearbook (Sharon Springs, NY)

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 In Memoriam . . . Mrs. Munz On March 28,1986, a strong sense of loss was felt by those who knew Mrs. Antoinette Munz. In school, Mrs. Munz was always busy, but never missed the chance to smile at those who passed by her door. Even though she was not directly involved with any particular class, Mrs. Munz was able to express her support for each. Out of school, she was always busy with volunteer work, another example of how much she cared fen our community and its people. Many of us are sorry we never got a chance to thank her for everything she did. We admire the contributions she made to our community. John Burr There is a time in everyone's life when all must end. Many times that moment comes much too soon. John Burr Jr. was taken away from us recently in an accident. As a friend, he always had a joke to tell. He told many stories and even when the punch line was not great he made you smile. In the com- munity, John was best known for the organization of those great tractor pulls. He was in charge of such events at Founder's Day. John had much to offer the world and he will be missed by all of us who knew him.

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Bus Drivers From left to right: Mr. Larkin, Mrs. Adams, Mr. Mal- lery, Mrs. Mereness, Mr. Cross The time came last year to say good-bye to Mr. Harold Lappeus. For almost thirty years, Lap transported students here, there, and everywhere. He brought to us his humor and warm nature. In return, we say thank you and wish you the best in your retirement. Mr» lapp us 12

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Custodians Mr. Keith Mallery Bus driver Thanks For All You Do 14