Warsaw High School - Blast Yearbook (Warsaw, NY)

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IBLHST WARSAW scriool. Whal school is il I like 'rhe mosl' Of all 'rhe schools from coasl +o coasf Allhough of if I never boast I1 s Warsaw, Yeah, i'r's Warsaw. Whal' school ever had such Teachers dear Who explain each subiecl so very clear Always in a voice you love 'ro hear l+'s Warsaw, Yeah, i'r's Warsaw. Whaf school ever had a Prof so fair Who never gels mad and pulls our hair If for an illegal reason we are nol 'rhere I'r's Warsaw, Yeah, i+'s Warsaw. Whal school ever had such a perfecl' gym Where lo go in shorls il' is no sin Allhough al us some of 'em grin I+'s Warsaw, Yeah, iI's Vlfarsaw. Whal' school ever had such a sludy hall Where we gel logelher large and small And somelimes Ihere we have a brawl I+'s Warsaw, Yeah, i'r's Warsaw. Whal school ever had such a Chemislry Lab Where mos? we do is blab and blab And fry Ihings oul' on a greal big slab Il's Warsaw, Yeah, i+'s Warsaw. Whal' school ever had such a Baslcelball Team Who could play so long and slill have sleam Even rho all Perry al us scream I+'s Warsaw, Yeah, i+'s Warsaw. Wha+ school ever had 'rhis 'rhar and more Of which I could quole al Ieasl a score I'm afraid if I did, you'd all gel sore, I+'s'farsaw, Yeah, i'r's Warsaw. 19

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BLFHST CLASS PRQPHECY Charles Appleby-Mayor of Roclc Glen Virginia Allen--Proprieforess of a boarding house Eleanor Balcer-Privafe Secrefary fo Miss Pinlcney Helen Baker-Richls? Profege Lois Beaumonf-Sfil having her own way Rufh Buchanan-Appleby's Secrefary Francis Buchinger-Bing Crosby's Rival Moira Cahill-Sfill 2 o'cloclc Cahill Helen Callahan-Sfill swearing af Curb-cruisers Esfher Carpenfer-Principal of W. H. S. Orville Carpenfer-Farley's Successor Cora Cofield-Perfecf wife Annabelle Criffenden-ln Paris buying for Rosen's Sfuarf Curfiss-Mowin' Graves Richard Duschen-Sap lcing Charles Flinf-Scienfific agriculfurisf Chesfer Griffen-Qualcerfown Supervisor. Rufh Halsfead-Growing cocoanufs in fhe Soufh Sea Islands Dorofhy Hawley-Seflled down lwe hopel Hobarf Hondorf-Sfill fraveling Norfh Jack Kerwin-Propriefor of a Nighf Club William Lowden-Waifing for New Year's Eve. Wilbur Marfin-Tickling fhe lvories Daisy Maxon-Back in AHica Genevieve Maxon-Reigning af Grange Dances Jack McKee-lwesfl Hill Billy Richard McGee--Presidenf of fhe U. S. Leo McGee-Nofre Dames' Foofball Capfain Mary McGuire- Sap Queen Gerard Miller-You Ga+h Richard Miller-Circus Performer Donald Morgan-Aufo Salesman Goodwin Morris-Prison Guard Doris Nimslcer-Sfill frying fo cafch on Lesfer Nimslcer-Assisfing Mr. O'Dell Harry Nolan-Chauffeur Alfred Perkins-So quief we don'+ know Marlin Prenfice-Warsaw's Barrymore Eleanor Randall-Camp lnsfrucfor Suzefre Rofh-French Teacher Anna Saggese-Fifth Avenue Beaufician Herberi' Schalcow-Owen' People Elizabefh Schneclcenberger--Sfill minding her own business Cecilia Schwab-Privafe Secrefary Dorfhea Scoh'-House Mofher Elnora Simpson-Nipping fhe proverbial Bud Burfon Smifh-Second John Sousa or will if be Einsfein? Norman Smifh-Assisfing Alberf Velma Smifh-Evangelisf ' Mary Sfoffer-Ball Room dancer af Alhambra Donald Sfreefer-Mr. Odell's Assisfanf Alberf Waife-Solving fhe farm problem Gerfrude Waife-Famous Bare-Back Rider Casey Walzaclc-Recepfionisf Helen Werner-Raising Tad-Poles Dean Williams-Sfill chauffeuring Humpy Lena Wilyaf-Looking fhrough fhe Ke-oughlll on a farm Mary Jane Woodley-Polishing fhe Ponfiac 18 9

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BLHST JLJNIORS FlRST ROW: R. Jordan, B. RoTh, J. WhiTe, E. Wilklow, D. Redding, Miss BuTTerTielcl, E. Jones, A. STowe, E. Bauer. SECOND ROW: L. PTorTer, A. Cornell, D. Blalceslee, J. AusTin, M. Cole, B. HoyT, J. Birlcland, L. Wilcox, H. Hawley. THIRD ROW: D. Meissel, M. RosenThal, R. WrighT, R. SmiTh, L. BarTholomew, A. Carlson, M. Lange, P. Chamberlain. FOURTH ROW: H. F-isher, M. WolcoTT, C. G-aIleTT, L. NugenT, E. Clor, E. O'Brien, E. ChrisT, R. Browne, N. -Hayden, K. Cahill, D. Jones, A. SmiTh, B. Saggese, P. GaTh. C. Pflaurn, R. Robinson, A. SmiTh, F. HamilTon. JUNIOR ACTlVITlES In SepTember The class oT '38 organized wiTh inTeresT and enThusiasm. IT chose The Tollowing officers To carry on The business of The class. NANCY HAYDEN .............. .....,.. P residenT EDWARD O'BRlEN ........ .. .... Vice-Presidenl' JANE WHITE .................................... ....,.......... S ecreTary MILDRED WOLCOTT .....,....................................... Treasurer Miss BuTTerTield was appoinTed sponsor oT The class and her accepTance was greaTly appreciaTed by The Juniors. AlmosT immediaTely commiTTees were appoinTed Tor The Prom and plans were begun. As The nexT sTep, The Juniors sold Two orders oT candy in a very shorT Time and wiTh considerable proTiT. The daTe Tor The Prom was seT Tor November IOTh. The decoraTions, due To originaliTy of The class, caused our dear old gym To become a penThouse garden wiTh a New Yor slcyline in The back- ground. Hal Henderson and His Collegians Turnished The proper modern swing Tor The occasion and in every way we believe ThaT The Prom was a success. During The lasT parT of March The Juniors wiTh The usual discussions and conTroversy, or perhaps iT was Their individual arTisTic naTures, Tinally decided on Their class rings, which has a handsome shield mounTed on gold wiTh or wiThouT a sTone. Now The class is beginning To TormulaTe plans on an enTirely new and diTTerenT way oT enTer- Taining our deparTing Seniors so ThaT They may always bear Tond memories of Their underclassmen. 20