Webster Central High School - Reveille Yearbook (Webster, NY)

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Miss MARIAN G. NOBLE Phyfical Edumtian MR, HERBERT A. HATT Plgfiml Edllfdfjwl and Cafzfbirzg

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WE HO OR In deepest appreciation and most sincere recognition of their efforts, the Senior Class of 1953 hereby dedicates, this our annual Reveillc, to Miss MARIAN NOBLE and MR. HERBERT HATT. While our school is in the procress of being constructed from without, these two members of our faculty are contributing to the physical development of the students within. As Mr. Hatt enjoys viewing sports events, both at home and away, he constantly watches for ways of improving and building the teams of Webster Central. Miss Noble, an admirer of plays, music, and theatrical productions also, strives for personality de- velopment in the students under her supervision. We, the Class of '53, can truly say that it is they who have taught us the meaning of fair play.

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