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

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U . S. I. THE PACEMAKER -1950 out on the terrace we saw Bob Berthold. We talked with him for a while and dis- covered he was accountant at Macy's Department Store. Just then Paul Weise and his wife walked over to us. Fuzz', had never lost his interest in buses and he is now owner of a large bus syndicate. He showed us pictures of his family which had grown since we last saw him. The next day we drove out on Long Island. As we were driving along we saw a sign which said, Rockwell, Wood 8z Gage, Inc. We drove in and Tweedy came out of the house to greet us. The boys were engaged in truck gardening and frozen foods. They specialize in frozen homegrown spinach. We went back to our hotel, and realizing that our vacation was nearly over, decided to pack. The following day we were to return to our individual jobs. Our trip had been so much fun-we will never forget it, for during the short time of our vacation we had seen nearly everyone of our Senior high school classmates. Each in turn had brought back happy memories of the Class of 1950, of our Senior year with all its activities and excitement. These were memories which would always be pleasant and would long remain. -Vesta Rater, Gladys Legros, Zada Petersen. .... -Qb- .- CLASS POEM MEMORIES I was sitting doing lessons The teachers, I know, will miss usg When I thought, now it soon will be We ve been exceptlon-any Smart In history, ag, and art. That I'll have no more lessons or assign- We au know our business and ments We each do our part. T0 DCFDIGX and bother me- Their guidance and teaching has brought us thru O, I've looked forward to this time And Soon it Vgfiu be time And planned what I would do, T0 bid them adieu. When my high school days were over And my lessons all were thru. We nope as each Student leaves And takes his place in the world, Whether in home, business or shop But HOW I Soft of Wonder, That theirmemories will linger, If l'm glad the time is nearg Tho, Wevre far apart? For it means that I'll be leaving And may the fond memories The friends I love so dear. Of the good times together Last on--yes, forever and ever. i . CLASS NIGHT - 1900 MAYVILLE HIGH SCHOOL CLASS DAY PROGRAMME Monday. June 18, 1900 Class of No-Nuthins Motto: True Beginning of Our End Salutatory ......................... George Brightman History ...... .... M aude Dinsbier Quotations --- ..... Maude Havens Essay ....... -- Martha Berndtson Music ..... ....... M ary Bond Oration ..... --- Virgil McConnell Prophecy ..... .... F lorence Carlson Prescriptions --- ..... Edward Keyes Will ......... --- --- Camille Geertson Valedictory ........................... Fay Brightman O COMMENCEMENT PROGRAMME Tuesday, June 19. 1900 Vocal Solo ........................ Miss Fannie Parker Lecture ................ .... R ev. J. Bell Neff Instrumental Solo ........ --- Miss Belle Carlson Distribution of Diplomas --- .... Prin. T. E. Lockhart

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