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

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Ihe Sour Grapes Club Ihe Senior play v as presented for public approval, or disapproval, on the afternoon and evening of November 30. Ihe class donned their war paint and appeared in the farce comedy, Ihe Sour Grapes Club as the following charac ters: Abby Dwight----------------' Pe tite (Cons tance) Galloway Grace Hutton---------------- Arline Ibrhune-------------- Mrs. Cauliflower------------ Dottie Marlowe-------------- Mrs. Carterhouse------------ Miriam McAllister----------- Lew Biglers----------------- Buck Brown------------------ 'Ricky Garnett-------------- Abel Chessman--------------- Gadg.it Gass---------------- Kumpet Gordon--------------- -Lillian Earle -Prance? Macomber -Margaret Hoppel -Aleine deGraw -Lenna Burke -Dorothy Fox -Helen Youngs -Norria Richardson -Felix Curran -Leonard Walters -William Manley -Richard Devereaux -Felix Landschoot -Drew Morris ... class considered that they were fairly successful as iley aiQ make some noticao.le profit from their efforts. Mr. Korb s work was responsible for whatever of the lin s that were known.L K. Youngs % Miss O’Shay: Sh-h! I want less noise here; Lust keep quiet and listen to the noise in this room. (Ana she wondered why we all laughed) Ruth G. Do you like winter sports? V. Farr Yes if they go to the basket-ball games. 1945 Hall Stewart D.D. (ditch digger) is hard at work. 1940 Sid Smith M.D. (mule driver) is going out of busine

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CLASS PROPHECY This is the year 1947. The scone is laid in the living room of a member of the class of 1937. A friend drops in to spend the afternoon and as entertainment the hoobuss turns on the radio and the following program is head'd. Station 0. S. K. S., Clifton Springs, broadcasting. Address given at the Alumni Banquet of the class of 1947, Dear Fellow Classmates: It is with great pleasure that I now stand before you and address you at this time I see in the many faces gathered bore before me the dear friends and class mates of' a few years ago. True to our Alma Mater, we ha vc gathered hero in the same old C. S. H. S, spirit. The surroundings bring back happy memories to all of us. The building in which wo studied and played and, in one way or another endeared forever in our memories. Before going farther lot mo briefly tell to those that arc present what some of the members of the class of ’37 have been doing since we parted on that memorable day of June 22, when we received our diplomas. Bernard Ostrander--the speed king, has proved to the world that one lives just as happily if one does not rush to got up in the morning in time for breakfast. Virginia Farr—Yes, she is married and is now Strong She has a very unique home in Clifton Springs, nothing to do but press a button and let a patented invention do the work. The only things to be done by the family are to eat and sleep. It is hoped that this may be remedied by an invention sometime in the near future. Lucile Schanz--is a Home Economics teacher and is nov in our home town where she is teaching the brides of the year how to become successful homemakers. Isobel Dewey is running an Old Maids’ Home in Clifton Springs. Some of our old friends arc her best patients. , Charles Denniston has risen to success by opening a barber shop in ICrautvillc. q can now afford to shave at least once a year, Lillian Earle, under a very chic Parisian name, is now running a model dross shop on Fifth Avenue.