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

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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.

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Felix Landschoot has specialized, in music, e has picked baritone as a life study. Alc has greatly improved since he was here. Ic has been said that his musical fame is the result of picking a wife who was greatly interested in music, Richard Devereaux has become a globe trotter, he has not as yet settled down but in all his wanderings he has not gathered any moss. Drew Dorris has taken over the United States government and declared himself dictator. Hale Morris!11 Bill ban ley has taken the place of Walter V inche 11 a3 radio’s foremost nows reporter. Bill is sure making the world listen to him. Felix Curran is baseball coach a t the University of New York. We hear he is turning the ladies' heads per usual. Alione deOraw is now on the stage. She is at present playing the leading part in the greatest stage hit of the year. Critics acclaim her as greater than Garbo. Bob Bremer is the modern oe Louis. Bob is making good as a boxer. He hopes that he will be able to claim the champion title next year. Lenna Burke is matron of nurses in a prominent ew York City hospital. Ruth barney is now the most popular and most efficient air hostess on the C. S. K. S. Linos. Leonard Walters owns a chain of moat markets worth one million dollars. Marguerite Barden now holds the title of the world's champion typist but we won't mention the make of typewriter she uses. Helen Youngs took to the lecturing field. She ha3 become famous for her speech on The Independence of Man.1' She is a strong spoaker cn a strong subject. Frances Macombor is private secretary to cion Youngs. Much of Helen’s success is due to Frances’ ambitious efforts.