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

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Junior This year we were more active. Our Operetta, ’'Green Cheese” proved quite a success under the direction of Hiss LeGrande and Miss Underdorfel. Our Junior bake sale netted a few extra dollars which we hopefully placed in the bank for use in our Senior year. Johnny Schwab and his orchestra furnished the music for our Blossom Time Prom” in Hay. The long-hoped-for rings arrived sometime in the month of February. The last day of school we took the seniors on the annual Owasco picnic. Except for the rain, the day was perfectly enjoyable. Our officers for the President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer year were: —William Curran --Mary Alice Madden --Doris Goodman —Irene Lannon Senior For the last time we selected class officers: President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer --Doris Goodman —Irene Lannon --Mary Alice Madden —Ralph Salisbury The outstanding events of this year included a Haloween dance, Senior Ball, sponsered by the senior girls, Senior play, Miss Adventure,” sleighride party and Senior bake sale. It was our pleasure this year to be the guests of the Juniors at Owasco. We hope they won’t have to follow our example of squeezing four dozens of lemons after they get there. We are now looking forward to commencement, with our fingers crossed, which will include Bsccalaureate services, Class night, Graduation, and Alumni banquet. From the maddening crowds ignoble strife, Their sober wishes never learned to stray; Along the cool sequestered vale of life, They kept their noiseless tenor of their way. Mary Pardington

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YE CLDE WILLE of the CLASS of 1936 Township of Phelps Villsge of Clifton Springs State of New York We, the supermeligorgoous members of the class of nineteen hundred and thirty-six being of unsound mind and disposing disposition, do hereby give and bequeath as follows: 1. To C. S. H. S., our well carved initials on the desks and all of the missing erasers. 2. To Mr. Hovey, enough gas so that he can come up and see us sometime. 3. To Mr. Spencer an assistant to remain in the Lab. when he is elsewhere so that the Chemistry pupils will not bring their experiments into Study hall. 4. To Mr. Smith all of the cigar ashes and cigarette butts that he finds in the board room and boiler room. Also, our sincere thanks for helping the girls decorate the gym for the Senior Ball. 5. To Miss Howard a huge book of wise saws and modern instances to use on her next History C class. 6. To Miss Griffiths the new green megaphone to preserve the ears of the secretarial class. 7. To Miss Kane a rolling pin. (Not that she'll need it.) 8. To Miss Frantz a book on traffic regulations . 9. To Miss Klebert a horse of her own so she won't have to borrow Harry's. 10. To the Junior boys enough manly strength to help the girls when they get ready for their Senior Ball. 11. To the Sophs a plea for the consolidation of the Phelps and Clifton Springs high schools to save on Dad's gas. 12. To the freshmen a little encouragement. It's a great life after all. 13. To the eighth grade our dignified air which they will have to assume upon entering high school.