Mayfield High School - Sacandagan Yearbook (Mayfield, NY)

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HEKFL :ff E 7'nChax125 n gf, 546 owff wM,f7Ikf Wy NT CLASS HISTORY ANCHORS AWEIGHI THE NMAYFLOWER OF THE M. C. S.n LEFT PORT IN SEPTEMBER 1942 FOR A FOUR YEAR VOYAGE WITH FIFTEEN PASSLNGERS ABOARD. THE RECORDS OF OUR FRESHMEN YEAR ARE RATHER OBSCURE, BUT WE WERE YOUNG, GAY, FULL OF PEP, AND VIGOR. WE CHOSE AS CAPTAIN OF OUR SHIP, LOIS STEWART. OUR HOMEROOM WAS THE LIBRARY WHERE MISS WAGNER, OUR CLASS ADVISOR, GUIDED US. WE WILL NEVER FORGET THOSE CHOCOLATE CAKES SHE USED TO BAKE FOR US TO KEEP US IN GOOD HUMOR AND TO GET US TO DO OUR ENGLISH ASSIGNMENTS. IN OUR SOPHOMORE YEAR, WE MOVED TO THE TYPING ROOM. MRS. FLEIG WAS OUR CLASS ADVISOR. WE CHOSE FOR THE CAPTAIN OF OUR SHIP, DONALD ELLIOTT, WHO SERVED AS PRESIDENT. THAT YEAR WE SPONSORED A ST. PAT- RICK'S DANCE. OUR JUNIOR YEAR WAS A VERY INTERESTING ONE. WE STILL KEPT OUR SAME HOMEROOM AND CLASS ADVISOR, AND CHOSE DONALD ELLIOTT AGAIN AS PRESIDENT. THE BIGGEST EVENT OF THE YEAR WAS ORDERING OUR JUNIOR RINGS IN THE SPRING. THEN WE REALLY FELT'LIKE GROWN:UP SENIORS. IN THE FALL OF THAT YEAR, PATRICIA SHAVER ENTERED OUR CLASS FROM LEAVENWORTH CENTRAL SCHOOL. SHE SOON BECAME ONE OF US AND HAS PARTIC- IPATED WHOLE-HEARTEDLY IN ALL THE ACTIVITIES OF THE SCHOOL. IN JUNE WE WENT TO CAROGA LAKE FOR OUR JUNIOR PICNIC. WITH THE HYGIENEQCLASS ACCOMPANYING US TO MAKE IT THE MERRIER, WE HAD A GRAND TIME. MRS. FLEIG WAS A VERY PATIENT AND HELPFUL CLASS ADVISOR FOR TWO YEARS. WE WERE SORRY THAT SHE WAS LEAVING, SO WE PRESENTED HER WITH GOLD EARRINGS AND A PIR AS A PARTING GIFT. IN THE LAST YEAR OF OUR VOYAGE WE MOVED TO THE END OP THE HALL TO THE MUSIC ROOM WITH MRS. THOMAS AS OUR CLASS ADVISOR.DONALD ELLIOTT HAD PROVED TO BE SUCH A GOOD CAPTAIN THAT WE CHOSE HIM FOR OUR PRESIDENT THE THIRD TIME. THIS YEAR WE SURELY WERE BUSY BEES. 'IN SEPTEM ER OUR SENIOR RINGS ARRIVED, AND, WHEN TH PACKAGE WAS BROUGHT TO OUR HOMEROOM ALL WORK CEASED. NOW, WE HAD THE INSIGNIA OF A SENIOR. THE NEXT OBJECT WAS TO ATTAIN THE GOAL. DURING OUR FOUR YEARS WE KEPT ADDING TO OUR TREASURY BY SELLING POPCORN BALLS, PUTTING ON CONCESSIONS AT THE ANNUAL HALLOWE'EN PARTY, AND GIVING DANCES. IN OUR SENIOR YEAR WE SPONSORED A MAGICIAN SHOW AND HAD CHARGE OF THE COLLECTION FO THE PICTURE MONEY THROUGHOUT THE SCHOOL. SOON WE WILL BE PLANNING FOR THE SENIOR DANCE. AND NOW OUR SHIP IS ABOUT READY TO FINISH ITS VOYAGE. A FEW WERE FORCED TO DISEMBARK ALONG THE WAY. AS WE, HTHE THIRTEENn, LOOK FORWARD TO GRADUATION WE WISH TO THANK THE BOARD OF EDUCATION, OUR PRINCIPAL, AND THE FACULTY FOR THEIR INTEREST AND EFFORTS IN GUIDING OUR SHIP SAFELY TO HARBOR. WE WILL ALWAYS CARRY WITH US PLEASANT M MORIES OF THE SCHOOL AND OF THE FRIENDSHIPS WE HAVE MADE AT M. C. S. .. QSM. E EW