Sherburne Central High School - Monarch / Opus Yearbook (Sherburne, NY)

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FOR ORD 'Wt CWHIS year, the tenth anniversary of the Sherburne OPUS , we become aware of the passing of time. When the yearbook came out in 1944, we were sec- ond graders. Since that time the activi- ties pictured here have changed from those of ten years ago, and almost all the students whose pictures were in that first yearbookhave been replaced by new faces. It has been the dream of each graduat- ing class to publish a yearbook that will, in years to come, bring back cherished memories of happy days in school. We, the class of 1954, submit this book as a lasting remembrance of our activities, our friendships, and our high school life. To illustrate our various activities we have drawnacaricature ofa typical mem- ber of our class, whom we call Timmy Time, the Spirit of '54. We hope, as you turn the pages of this book, that it will help you to remem- ber all of the many things that have made these high school days so happy. 196 1 1'-gi TS - o 35554 5 TMMYTME

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DEDICATIO O Mr. Melvin J. Kenny who was to us a teacher, advisor and true friend, the class of 1954 dedicates this yearbook. For seven short years Mr. Kenny taught general science, bio- logy and health in our school. In addition he coached many champion- ship basketball teams and was advisor to several classes. He was also active on faculty committees and in community activities. His untiring work in helping with class projects and activities, and his understanding ofour person- al problems, will make him long remembered by all of us. The class of 1954 wishes for Mr. and Mrs. Kenny the greatest success and satisfaction in their new service to young people in the mission field in Liberia.