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

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HI TRY FRESHMEN YEAR September 1944 we considered ourselves an important part of the estim able society, High School, but soon acquired the title of the 'st1nkyFresh- men H Our attempt for procuring finances for our Senior trip was an in formal dance called nThe Stardusk Dance which put us about five dollars on top Governing our class that year was President Fred LaCla1r Vice President Gert Lindner Secretary Louise Goodman Treasurer Don Lovelace Student Council Shirley McCloud, Bob Griswold Intramural Manager Gert Lindner, Doug Brown SOPHMORE YEAR During our sophmore year, we participated in two assembly programs that consisted of two plays and our members of the biology club entertained the high school with a laugh provoking Kay Kyser show Again we attempted our informal dance and again we had the same results Our second election brought to the offices President Ted Maslyn Vice President Gert Lindner Secretary Mary Vine Treasurer Don Lovelace JUNIOR YEAR Well here we are finally upper classmen Which we were also proud to be, but still met more work and extra responsibilities Our one big event which really was a success was our play 'A Date with Judy', under the dir ection of Miss Pickally and Miss Maul This year we also got our class rings and made a little money on the magazines A king and queen were crowned at the Junior Senior Ball held in June The following took over our Junior Class President Ted Maslyn Vice President Gert Lindner Secretary Fred LaCla1r Treasurer Frances LaCla1r Student Council Ted Maslyn, Don Iovelace, Suzie Roper SENIOR YEAR Our year started off with a bang with much enthusiasm for a class trip First big money making event was the magazines, then the senior play,'Queen for a Day' under the direction of our class advisor, Mrs Cummings Bake sales, tea dances, and a night club entertain ent followed until we reached our quota We left for New York City Tuesday, March 50 and returned Fri day, April 2 This year the basketball team won the Fingerlakes and Sectional cham pionship for the class C league Most of the fellows being seniors we were mighty proud of them The entire student body is proud to win the honor of the Sportsmanship award 9 N ' Student Council--Mary Alice Haygood, Bob Griswold

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' 11Q , Save, the Senior Class of Clifton Springs Central School of-the Village of Uiifton springs in tbe County of ontario and State of New york , being of sound mind and memory, do make, publish and declare fbi! my ld-ff H in manner jbllowing, that is to say: -I affect tbat all my just debts and funeral expenses be paul To the faculty, the class of 1948 leaves restful nights and pleasant dreams. To the Freshmen, we leave our ability to struggle through the three years C?j when you, too, will be Seniors. N To the Sophomores we hereby will our title, The Quietest Class. To the Juniors, as a class, we leave our seats in the homeroom marked NSENIORSH and give them our best wishes for the coming year. ' We leave Bev DeWind's ability to be quiet at all times to Jean Knapp To Hazel Allen we leave Clara Horse's professional ap proach to basketball To John Elliot we leave Lewis Kregloh's 25 assorted pam phlets on the nLastest Distillation Theories published for the sole purpose of avoiding any unnecessary explosions We leave Certie Lindner's methods of borrowing money to Pat Conley, added to her own methods she ought to get rich To Joan Wilcox we leave, with sorrow, Suzie Roper's red speckled glasses To Carry O'Coyne we happily leave oerry Pardington's freckles To her dear sister Marraret we leave Jean Steyaert's 'Pontlacn so that she can get the kids to Castle fo Ann Loughran we leave Shirley McCloud's calm and cool disposition ard ability to never get upset999999 To Dick Call, we leave all Bud Hanson's cherished records and a few of the rare ones some of the seniors made in New Vork We leave Pete Landschoot's ambition and all that goes with it to Gimp Knauss We leave Bob Frlswold's ability C H to play golf to ary Watson I hereby appoint Denny Dimwit executor 0 tbxs, my last W :ll and Testament, mtb ll pofwer and autborzty to sell and convey, lease or mortgage real estate, bereby revoking all ormer walls by me made Elm I bare bereunto subscribed my name at Cllfton Sprines, New York tbe 20th day of Aprll the year One thousand nme lmndred and Forty eight Q rl O 1 ' 0 ' n ' 1, J ' I A 5 ll 11 , O il C 5'1 ' -. O ' ' ' .I a, TI J , ' I H . , in Class of 1948 ,fakhggat