Mayfield High School - Sacandagan Yearbook (Mayfield, NY)

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President Richard Wemple Hlvanu . vpqglwxiajhlz Yearbook, Activities Editorg Senior Playg Newspaper by Class Officer l, bg Student Council 2,3,h3 Student Assistant l3 Band l,2,3,hj Choir 2,3 hz Operetta 2,b3 Sprinp Concert 33 Music Festival hg Basketball 2,3,h5 Baseball 2,3,h3 Soccer 2,3,h. 'Why take life so seriously, one can't get out of it alive anyway.n Vice President Cecil VanNostrand HCharlieN Yearbook, Advertising Editorg Sen- ior Playg Vewspaper 33 Class Officer hs Student Council 2,3j Choir l,2,3, M3 Operetta 2,h3 Spring Concert 3. HBetter late than never.W Scmor Ufficcrs Treasurer Mary Lou Warner NLouN iff! Yearbook Staff, Music Editorg Senior Playg Class Officer 2,3,hj Band 132933h3 Choir 192s3:h3 Oper etta l,2,b3 Music Festival l,2,3, by All State Band 23 Spring Con- cert 35 Volleyball, Softball Play day 3. Hln school she's quiet, outside we're not so sure.W !iijP Buthfer UCloudyH Yegibiik, Business Manag 3 Sen- ior Playg Class Officer 33 Student Council bg Student Assistant hg Choir 1,2,3,hS Operetta 1,2,h5 Music Competition 33 Basketball 23 Baseball h. Wedding is dusting, hanging like- 'R wise.W I 3 Secretary Aileen Warner NAilH 4211QmaLf'.:712L44ma4. Yearbook Editorg Senior Playg Newspaper 2,33 Class Officer 3,h3 Student Counci1.0fficer 3,ha UThe difficulty in life is the choice.U 8

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MEMORIAM we dedicate this page in memoriam to our beloved class mate Pauline Peets who passed away during our sophomore year. Pauline was well liked by all those who knew her. Her sunny disposition, her untiring interest in any task that presented itself, and her joy in living definitely helped to make each of our days a little brighter. Also, we must not overlook her intelligence, nor her desire to completely master all her studies, which she did with great ease. It seems a shame that one so fine and diligent should have left this earth during her youth, but undoubtedly in the time that she was here she did more good and acquired more knowledge than some of us perhaps will in our entire life time. le pay this humble tribute in remembrance of our dear friend, Pauline, knowing that her memory will live forever in our hearts 7

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Richard Aesch UDickH 'earbook Staffg Newspaper hg Silence is a sign of deep thought.n David Bennet NCrees U Yearbook Staffg Senior Playg Newspaper lg Class Officer 23 Choir l,2,3,b5 Operetta l,2,h3 Band 3,h3 Basketball 35 Soccer bg Music Competition 33 WYouth is a blunderg manhood a struggleg old age a regret.W -I 91- if ' w?' .. ff iii' 5-fix . ' 4 V'TSf?l? -7553233 o fGf?7VVf ,A,, .. , fy f Delbert Buyce HDelH Yearbook Staff. Transferred from Broadalbin. WIt is better not to speak at all than to speak more words than we should.N Richard Cronin UCorneyH Yearbook Staffg Senior Playg Newspaper Q. NIt is better to be small and shine than to be tall and cast a shadow.W Jack Crossley NJackH Own-dvr Yearbook Staff, Class Willg Senior Playg Basketball 25 Bachelor'S Club 2. HFull of life and fun and home work seldom done.U 9 David Doble WDaveH Yearbook Staffg Senior Playg Student Assistant 2,h3 Band l,2,3,hg Choir 1,2,3,hj Operetta l,2,hg Music Festival lg State Competition 35 Basketball 2,3,h5 Baseball 2,hg Soccer 2,3,hg WFeet1 where are you poing with that boy?H