Thomas A Edison High School - Edisonian Yearbook (Elmira Heights, NY)

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GUIDANCE MISS CAROL L. KENDALL The class of 1960 expresses its grati- tude and appreciation for all the kind- ness, courtesy, and guidance Miss Kendall has always given us. We shall remember the many times when she freely gave her time to talk with us and help us in making the right decisions. Miss Kendall will always remain a guiding light in our future, in whatever we do or Wherever we are. By achieving our objectives, whether they be in further education or in the field of business, and upholding our standards which she has visualized for us, we sincerely hope that we can repay her in small measure for all that she has clone for us. I i,i ullfmi , MR. WILLIAM DOUGHERTY Now the guidance counselor of the 7th, 9th, and llth grades, Mr. William Dougherty has led and is continuing to guide and help students in their paths of becoming future citizens. The leader of the National Honor So- ciety, he has brought the light of knowl- edge and confidence to many seniors. The Class of 1960 wishes to give our sincere thanks for the guidance Mr. Dougherty gave us in our younger, more fretful years, and for the society which brings the honored ones praise.

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PRINCIPAL VICE-PRIN CIP Lf MR. VVENDELL V. CLEVELAND With all sincerity and gratitude we, the class of 1960, wish to thank Mr. Wendell Cleveland for the guidance and under- standing he has so generously given us throughout our school years. We can never repay him for all his aid in helping us to overcome our problems during these past years. He was always ready to give us his guidance and confi- dence when we needed it, and, by being our leader of the Student Council, he has planned and given us many enjoyable moments which we will remember in the years to come. Thus, with all that Mr. Cleveland has done for us, he shall always be remem- bered by us all in our future years. 3 MR. JACK R. TERRY In our future years, the class of 1960 will look back in memory on those four happy years spent in high school. Among our fond recollections will be the dear memory of our eternal friend, Mr. jack Terry. His patience and understanding have helped us overcome our problems, and his guidance and advice have helped us to carry out many of our ideas and plans. We will always remember him with gratefulness and the memory of his kind- ness and warm friendship will always be cherished.

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