Mayville Central High School - Pacemaker Yearbook (Mayville, NY)

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1942 THE PACEMAKER I see a very large and expensive hotel by a deep blue sea. Yes, it is on the Riviera. There are many wealthy people there, spending much money and enjoying themselves. Now a Rolls Royce convertible comes into view. A man steps out and hands a generous tip to the chauffeur. Why, is this possible? What is Bill Cross doing there where so much money is being spent? I understand that by Writing in 25 words or less on why he liked Ivory Soap, he won a large sum of money and is now actually spending it. I see a pleasant home. If is the home of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Dudley. I look in on the peaceful family. I can't help marveling at his change in attitude. Instead of the Julius we knew him to be in his school days, he is now a meek husband. The expression he most commonly uses is, Yes, my dear, I agree with you. You are perfectly right. Now I see the United States Patent Office. As I look in on it, I see a patent is being given to one of America's most learned men. Harrison Galloway's name is now coupled with Thomas Edison's in the Hall of Fame. His most recent gift to mankind is a popcorn juicer. -By Carolyn Fischer. CLASS COLORS Blue and White CLASS FLOWER White Rose CLASS MOTTO We Finish fo Begin CLASS SONG We're Getting Away from It All This is our farewell to schooldays, This is our parting to fun, W'e're no longer here, for you teachers to fear Ill0l'Q Your troubles and discourse are gone, We could have been a lot better, We'll miss the school and teachers, We've had a lot of fun, But regardless of all this, We must go on and on. So we extend our thanks to you All who have helped us along, But we are sure you will miss We're leaving our seats, Our pranks and our notes, For you juniors to meet, Our funny and new jokes, We're getting away from it all. But we must bid you adieu. -Written by AUTUMN S too, LITER

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1942 THE PACEMAKER MCS JUNIOR CLASS FRONT ROW, Left to Right-Nadine Barton, Barbara Howe, Mavis Parment, Eva Rohhins, Shirley Meade, Elaine Smathers, Josephine Mclntyre, Marie Stage, Alice Bates, Winifred Scott, Miss Jeanne LaRocqne. SECOND ROW, Left to Right--Dick Paulus, Ellena Parker, Nancy Brumagim, David Morton, Ralph McCullough, Virginia Gundlach, Loretta Spicer, Madelyn Mahoney, Merle Stoeltzinu. BACK ROW, Left to Right-Bill Salisbury, Mervin Pickard, Tom Mahoney, Fred Brace, William Stroebel, Gerald Thompson, Wesley Weise, Edward Hall.