Victor High School - Bagel Yearbook (Victor, NY)

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A PPRE CIATIO Mr. Francelloz We of the aporeeiate all that you have this edition a suooessf Bagel staff sincerely done for us ln making You have spent many patient hours working with us and have given up a greet amount of your time. Your unselflsh efforts have helped us achieve our goals with amazing ease and swiftness. your faithfulness has been one of your outstanding vir- tues and your integrity has proved and inspristion to all of us. Although words can't express our gratitude, we shall always aprreclate your gen- erous aid. 5 N

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D.-1.DlCfUl0N Hr. Charles Rose In dedicating our book this year, we have turned to a friend of long-standing. His efforts on our behalf have influenced our lives in school and will continue to influence us after we have passed on into the wide world. We have never known him to falter in his work as a teacher and friend. Many times we have ex- perienced the satisfaction of just sitting down and talking over our future with him. As our history teacher, we will always try to remember those ideals of American Democracy which he has implanted in us. We hope he'll pardon us, though, if we also choose to remember his readings from Gone With Qhe Wind. In closing, we would like to say to you very sincerely--thanks a million Mr. Rosel Y LL

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-IREJU 3 MEF -Mr. Alton B. cor-bit MPS- Houghton Principal Secretary Dear Students: Many, many, moons have come and gone since the Indian roamed the beautiful hills and vales of western New York. One frequently Wonders what he would think of our civilization were he to return to roam again this area which he undoubtedly loved so much. At our mechanized advance over the handicraft stage of his civiliza- tion, our modern Thruway, our combines, hay bailers, four bottom plows, our TV sets, our big beautiful schools, with the most modern of facilities, to encourage youth and their parents to obtain an education-he would naturally stand in awe. As Abraham Lincoln so aptly put it-nThe only real Americans were those who wore the breechcloth and carried the tomahawk.u One might truly question, as the Indian returning to us from those relatively simple days of his era might question, just how civilized we really are, just what advance we have made in bringing up our children properly, in being able to live together peaceably, in leaving this world a little bit better than we found it. Red Jacket-nHe Who Keeps Then Awaken-eloquent Indian Chief of the Seneca Tribe, who was born near Geneva, New York, understood the white man well when he said, HYou are a kind-hearted people, seeking your own advan- tafes.n Let us nrofit from our past mistakes with the Indians of that day with our neighbors of this day and resolve that we leave our community Qnation, state, and school! a little bit better because of our having been here. Sincerely yours, C3mtu.,B.Q....dL5' Alton B. Corbit Principal 6