Clifton Springs High School - Cliftonian Yearbook (Clifton Springs, NY)

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Phone 135 F. R. J. R. TOMLINSON FLORISTS Phone 135 LEE H. LELAND LUMBER COAL Building Supplies Phone 75 Main Street Beauty Parlor and Barber Shop Phone 163 Marquis Restaurant George F. Waiters Proprietor Phone 73-J A. A. Lindner Market f Meats Groceries Vegetables j Phone 43 I Exchange Photographs with your classmates. It’s a j graceful way of acknowledging j friendships—of keeping school memories fresh. George W. Case j PHOTOGRAPHER j Clifton Springs, N. Y. j F. ALLEN de GRAVV Attorney-at-Law Clifton Springs, N. Y. B. MARK TAILOR i !

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30 SHORT LAFFS Men without Women — Lawrence Norsen and Elwyn Richardson. Chasing Rainbows — Seniors in Washington. Her Private Affair—Marian Sweeney. The Saturday Night Kid — Betty Sullivan. Dangerous Men — Mr. Pierson and Mr. Spencer. The Cocoanuts — Louis Mark, Ash Macumber, Brad Bloodgood, Bob Goodman. Gold Diggers of Broadway — Mary Calteaux and Alice Weimer. The Son of the Gods — Charles De Bbouwt. The Vagabond Lover — Gordon Peters. “Only the Brave” — Public Speaking Contest. THE ALUMNI Some attempts have been made to form an Alumni Association which we sincerely hope will be successful. In behalf of the Alumni, both those at home and those whose duties still detain them, we wish to extend our best wishes and congratulations to the graduating Class of 1930 and wish happiness and success to the faculty and the new school. D. CASE. THE CLIFTON IAN “Framed” — 3rd row first. “High Society Blues” — Seniors. “Puttin’ on the Ritz” — Junior Prom. “Hold Everything” — Train to Washington. “The Grand Parade” — We beat Victor. Cliff (leaving high school)—“Goodbye. I am indebted to you for all I know.” Mr. Pierson—“Don’t mention such a trifle.” Orville’s fond father discovered his young hopeful reading a dime novel. “Unhand me, villain,” Orville cried, “or there will be bloodshed.” “Not bloodshed,” his father said, “Woodshed.” ATHLETIC BANQUET On Friday night, June 20th, the P. T. A. gave a banquet in the gymnasium in honor of those who had earned their school letters this year. Thirty-one letters were awarded to those who had taken part in some interscholastic contest. After the banquet Roy Wheeler’s orchestra furnished music for dancing.

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THE BOOK STORE Clifton Springs, N. Y. “WE AIM TO PLEASE” R. DEVEREAUX COMPANY Open Evenings Roper’s Drug Store DRUGS-The Best SODAS—You Know FORD’S GARAGE Clifton Springs Garage L. J. GOUGEON, Propr BATTERY CHARGING Gasoline and Oils Starter, Generator and Ignition Repairing of All Kinds Work Accessories and Tires First-class Repair Work King and Crosley Radios Philco Radios Clifton Springs Phone 153 We Repair all makes of Radios R. W. FORD, Propr. Phone 158 SAM CORONA QUICK SHOE REPAIR SHOP 14 Main Street THE GARDEN PATCH Work Done While You Wait Fruits and Vegetables Presh Daily Ladies’ and Gents’ Shoes Shined Phone 177 Residence Phone 54-R Many take an INGERSOLL on their summer vacation to save their good watch. Try it. BANKS’ HARDWARE