Sackets Harbor High School - Niahoure Yearbook (Sackets Harbor, NY)

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A S P O Tomorrow we leave our High School We leave it but for whereo Our future is as dark for us As ne'er's been seen before Our country's flghting battles Their end obscure to all But need we fear our futureo Need we fear at all? We've studied hard together Our work's not yet begun. Some may study longer, Some may study none. Some will serve our forces ' Some will serve' at home. No matter the task that confronts us It will be done--and well! --Jeanne Jackson If .... :wa-at l ci.. '! '2-iL '1- 1::IiSEQgnulisEgg3IliEQik2?5ll:2275l-:rZ275-::r Vx x K .. . ,, b Y V7 A

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Harold was resting up trial 0 That evening our Jackson, now employed architect, dropped in her--Nspeak of angels wings.n The next day two from a real snappy divorce brilliant school mate, Jeanne by our government as a naval just as we were speaking about and they'll flutter their of our former classmates, Jane Conley and Florence Secor, now working with the army as U. S. 0. hostess and air hostess respectively came for a short stay. Florence is on an army plane commuting from New York City to London. Richard Hicks, Farm Bureau County Representative came on his monthly inspection tour. Of course Richard owes his great ability to Mr. William Davies Next week the Chief Terpsichorean in Arthur Murray's Studio, Blanche Parker, became another of our honored guests. CWI hear you talkingnl. Adrian Sullivan, one of the best dressed men of America, who owns a tailor shop of his own, made a Ugrand entrancen by galloping up on a spirited stallion. Just think we used to call him a man of few words 2 Dietician in Schrafft's, Dora Brown, came in to rest after completing a tour of candy manufacturing plants in New York State. Who should follow up but Ted Seidler, Admiral in the United States Navy! To top the evening, Roger McGrath, successor to Lawrence Tibbet, condescended to sing for us. That evening marked the first Cand Probably the lastl roundup of our entire senior class since our graduation 20 years ago. We were quite a class and had definitely made nur Nmarkn on the world. The ranch NIAHOURE was justly proud of her class of 1942. ---Carolyn Castro ---Beverly Brown

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SCHOOL STATION WAGON Cwith Apologiesl Gasoline - - - Chauffeur - - Accelerator ----------- Bumper ---- Cushions ---- -------- Engine - - - - Engine Trouble Transmission ------- - - - Differential Wheels ------------- Shock Absorbers Head Lights - Spark ---- Body CCoachJ - Paint Job - - - Exhaust ------------- Springs ------ Brakes ---- Speedo eter - - Hoad Map - - - Self Starter - - - ----------- Students F. A. Students - nCliffyn Hess - - - - - - - - - - - Miss Trull Miss Hazelwood - - - - - - - - - - Hrs. Eveleigh - Richard Hicks - - - Mr. Smith - - - - - - - - - - Miss Marskell - - Mrs. Jerome - Dot Goodrich - - - - - - - - - - - Mrs. Brodie Adrian Sullivan - - - - - - - - - - - - Mr. Grestl -Blanche Parker - June Townsend - - Jane Conley - Miss Oakley - - - - - - - -- - MT. Huttemann - - - - - --- - - - Jeanne Jackson - - - - - - - - - - - Mr. Robinson