Edwards Central School - Hornet Yearbook (Edwards, NY)

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U is for unity, we've tried to work together For whatever we've sponsored in fair or foul weather. V is for vacations, which gave us great pleasure And we enjoyed each one in a very great measure. W is for Walter, Stella by name Our year was well started before she came. X, Y, and Z the last of them all In algebra they came, some a very close call. These letters summed together really mean That the class of '46 is surely on the beam. CI S Po » n A milestone we have reached today In this winding road of life. Tomorrow we'll be on our way To take up with the strife. As we think of the tomorrow With its problems to face, Our thoughts are filled with sorrow As we start on life's race. At this school we've spent four long years At studying and learning, Now our eyes are dimmed by tears Our saddened hearts, by yearning. Oh, surely we have the courage To meet life with a grin, And as each day we end one page Then await, the new one to begin. So now we bid farewell at last To carefree high school days, As we join the ranks of classes past And each go our separate ways. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEAR 1. Junior Prom 2. Minstrel Show 3. Senior Play 4. Harvest Moon Dance 5. Halloween Party 6. Clarkson Celebration at Potsdam 7. Winning the basketball trophy 8. May Festival at Potsdam 9. Senior trip 10. Trips to movies by bus 11. Band takes trip to Smith Corners 12. Faculty Aces wins bowling trophy 13. Assembly, presented by Knox Memorial High School 14. Christmas Operetta 15. Trip to Lake Placid by six basketball fans

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JUNIOR CLASS hf p’-eser.t junior class started high school with 2t students i September 1943. That year a class meeting was held ir which the llowinr officers were elected: Donald Ellis, president: Patricia ! n Ler. vice-president; Allen Peabody, treasurer: Paul Y hittr.arsh, toretarv: no class advisor was elected but iirs. Padgett and Miss, r en, w o were our home roo: teachers, presided . During the year rles Backus, Joseph Shene, Gilbert Goodspeed, Robert Hogue, Allen Warren Peabody, and Ruth Given left us. Durirr our sophomore year our number v.as reduced to 2P. The were: Leona Bullock, president; Brenard Welch, vice- etty Baldick, secretary and treasurer; Piss. Bloomfield, tss officers Iw sident; PeM advisor. In the fall we had a wiener roast and also took a ■ip to Couverneur to attend the movie Jane pze at the Halloween part; sold chances on a five ass dues -yre having the best skit. In the spring box of r'n J f 03 pound box of candy. We started having at this time. Ivan Averill, Clifford Bullock, Lloyd Soper, hnald Bills, Cora Hosmer, Marjorie Smith, Viola Charlebois had crop- rr during the year. I Last- fall we started with 16 students. The class O-Ticers that ire elected were: Leona Bullock, president; Wallace Hurley, vice- resident; Olive Anne ilosrcer, treasurer; etty Baldick, secretary; [f!sB, art’ class advisor. On October 11, we put on a turkey supper [ £'°ck holders of the Edwards Dairy Co. The only students who -eft us ♦•hi s ye, r -.re Rut! Pay and Ruth Brown We have just [pisnec selling cards and are row planning to have a junior prom on lo. The money that hope to earn next e r. City and Washington d! 11-1 Ruth Ray and are row planning to have earned this year and we are clannine’ to take