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

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oOo IP Small, blonde, and 8ttractive--3sp3cially to a certain male member of the Senior class. Basketball 3,4; Junior Operetta; Senior Play; Glee Club 4; Class Officer 3,4; earer of C ; Sportsmanship Pin; President of Knitting Club; School News Staff 4. oOo 20. I'ARY ALICE IADDEN: Just a general all-around sport- a very good athlete, prominent in class activities, a musician, and a friend to everyone. Basketball 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Senior Play Secretary of Glee Club; Vice-President of Freshmen end Junior Class; Secretary of Senior Class; Member of Student Council; '‘ earer of C ; Sportsmanship Pin; Secretary of Athletic Association 4; School News Staff 4. oOo 21. NARY LOGITS 'RTT-T0I,0MEV: She’s known for her keeness of mind, her dramatic and musical talent, her capabilities, her sportsmanship--what more could one ask. Glee Club 4; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; Cliftonian Staff 4; Secretary of Sophomore Class 2; Editor of School News 4; Public Speaking 3,4; Secretary of Correspondence Club 4. oOo 22. BETTY SOMMERS: Tall, slim, black haried, with a lovely personality and ready smile--that’s our Betty, junior Operetta 3; Senior Play 4; Girls Basketball Manager 4; Associate Editor of Paper 4; Associate Editor of Cliftonian 4; Glee Club 4. Mrs. Salisbury--Does your boy find his school problems hard? Mrs. Scuier --Oh, no. The problems are easy enough, but his answers are too original to suit the teacher. Mrs. Burns --'Johnnie, how do you want to take this castor oil? F. Gilligan -- '. ith a fork, please.

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CLASS HISTORY Freshmen Approximately four years ago we entered high school with a rather dignified air and a feeling of superiority. We soon found out that Miss Frantz or Mr. Spencer didn’t leave their rooms so often as Mr. Kasper used to; therefore, our only amusement was to throw an eraser or a piece of chalk when the teacher wasn’t looking, hut sneaking out of the room without permission was out of the question. Very little was done the first year. We always seemed to be building up to awful let downs. We organized with the following officers: This year we were escorted by Miss Howard and Miss LeGrande to Roseland where we held our Soph picnic. The weather, being too cold, very few of us went in swimming. Our officers for the year were: President —Isabel Adams Vice-President —Mary Alice Madden Secretary --Lois Snell Treasurer —Robert Ostrander Sophomore President Vice-President --Doris Goodman —Helen Joyce —Mary Louise Bartholomew —Y illiam Curran Secretary Treasurer