Williamsville High School - Searchlight Yearbook (Williamsville, NY)

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As we creep through the dense grasses of this fertile land, we come upon four quite important-looking men. They are all busy keeping the tribe in step. Each tribal member is playing his own part, functioning as a minute, yet necessary part of the whole. One group of leaders is helping to lay our plans for each individual in the tribe. Another is watching those who seem to be overcome by the heat. As we move on, we shall meet the other leaders and discover just what it is that they are doing for our tribe. Guidance: Mr. Charles Masino, Miss Grace O'Nc-ill, Mr. Robert O man, Mr. Lyman Root Attendance: Mrs. Marian Dyeg Librarian: Miss Jeannette Rother PPCF- Health: Mrs. Agnes Bernal, Mrs. Betty Buyers Psychologist: Dr. Sue Warren-Gruen Oriice Staff: Mrs. Vivian Pater, Mrs. Alta Helffenstein, Mrs. Marjorie Passmore P ,, ay. .ff - -if ' 9. me -I W-sf-iff .Q . , t tl V , , JA -1 ig, fe 'gwivq Mil f 0 . i . , E 11 Y -.lt i 'mi ' - 9

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senior high english and citizenship Mrs. Alma Gannon Well . . . Mr. Edwin Baron Your anigzznzent for today . . . Mr. William Yates Mr. Harold Stein Dorf! 'mn ,vet-.9 Miss Dorothy Coveney It'J 1'er,x'Irir'iaf. Mr. Robert Schnirel 0.K., kiddie! Mrs. -lean Schell Alf right' Mr. Vincent Stearns Slap ll ills me. burr, Mr. Donald Averill , ' J ,, ,, , ' 4 I Can 50 read 'I' Tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow - Mr, Stearns s Thai 5 men' As we increase in appreciation and understanding of our language we are increasing our own potential in creation and self-expression through this great medium. As we study the history of the world, our country, the functions of our community and its citizens, we become aware of the similarities be- tween people of different tongues. English III class studies Marbella.