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

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THE CLIFTONIAN TWENTY % A Is for Allen, whom we call Doc.” Around him many girls do flock. Bis for Beauty, Brains and Brawn When we leave, they too will be gone. CIs for Cook, Crawford and Call, Three mighty seniors right on the ball. DIs for Driscoll, a smart young lass, She is the president of our class. Els for Ernest who lives up to his name He will surely go on to glory and fame. FIs for Foolishness, as you can plainly see, . No one could be as foolLsh as we. GIs for Gulvin, a likeable gal To us all she is a pal. His for Hamburg who works at the show, And greets us all with a cheery “Hello!” I Is for “I. Q. and ours is low, But at least we're happy, that we know. JIs for Jeanne, June and Jane. Our fondness for them will never wane. Alphabet LIs for Lapresi. a cheerleader fair, And also for Lappan of beauty rare. Is for Merscher and Mattoon, And Macllroy, who loves to spoon. T Is for Naps of which we do partake The worst feature of which is having to awake. OIs for Olan, a very smart boy, Who is his father's pride and joy. Pis for Parmerter. who plays in the “lab. If he doesn’t watch out, he’ll end up on a slab. QIs for Quality, which we do possess And also for Quantity of which we have less. T} Is for Reed who rides on the bus. A very smart move, if you ask us! Sis for Siegwald, our class secretary. And also for Squiers who works for the dairy. rT ’ Is for Tears, a charming young blonde. Of which we all are very fond. U V Is for Us and we’re leaving. ..................Goodbye! Is for Verna with locks of red Many’s the cheer that she has led. IT Is for Winburn, whose first name is Burr He has a car which does not purr. XIs for X-ample and we’re a good one. Not of how to study but how to have fun. Y Z Is for Young, who is tanned by the sun. Her slacks are the envy of everyone. Is for the Persian word zend” We’ve run out of letters, so this is the end.

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TWENTY-TWO Junto ------------- FIRST row V. Landuyt. M. Verde, L. ColJ Walters, G. Me SECOND RC H. Morse, R. I). Bill. E. You THIRD row Adams, R. Giffi G. Williams. Freshnii -------------- FIRST ROW R. Landschoct. Gifford, E. Pr« R. Martin, R. SECOND R( M. Brown, J. Dorn, L. Good T. Appleton. J dington, J. Dri THIRD RO Katherine Pap Lindner, S. Ro dale, M. Lush, Norris, R. Lapi FOURTH R Hanson, F. La G. Adams, D. F Lovelace. FIFTH RO Keating;, S. La ley, R. Griswo Elkie, K. Huds Sevent FIRST ROY' R. Tampel, .1. I I). Morris, M. Schroo, S. Hov SECOND RC McMullen. J. Washburn, Mi Rogers. .1. Ru: non. I). Racket THIRD ROV Bounds, J. Brat C lapton, J. Kn; Sheppard, E. R FOURTH R M. Clement, R. A. Finewood. I Camp. Sophom FIRST ROW K. Lannon, H1 J. Wootton. SECOND R j Dennis, B. Hu M. Gilligan, S. THIRD RO Coleman, A. T E. Payne, R. liams, I). Tear' O’Shea. FOURTH R( E. Gruschow. Kncut, A. Hove Maslyn, A. Mai