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15 Halfmoon, Senior Issue, 1939 In spite of the discouraging weather Monday, the seniors appear- ed In their class day outfits. The maroon and white was a striking contrast of color and made the seniors quite prominent among the cor- ridor throngs. The girls wore white boleros and skirts with maroon blouses; and the boys donned the usual combination of white flannels and shirts with maroon accessories. The class day play was written by four upcoming'' play-wrights of the class of '39, namely, Frances Welch, Audrey Seitter,Betty Caughran and Esther Smith. It was their version of the Broadway hit- Hellzapop- ln . The play was a grand success! BACCALAUREATE--JUNE 25 Sunday evening at 8:00 the seniors will gather in the High School Auditorium for the 3accalaureate services. The sermon will be given by the Rev. James Stewart. The Presbyterian choir will sing several selections. COMMENCEMENT—JUNE 27 This year, due to the large class, commencement exercises will take place in the State Theater, Tuesday morning. The school orches- tra, under the direction of Mr6. Joseoh Welch, will begin the program which will continuo as follows: Invocation ................ Salutatory .............. . Betty Caughran Selection ................. The Orchestra Valedictory................Carolyn Marihugh Selection ................. The Orchestra Address ................. . William S. Morris,Waterford (Former member of the assembly) from Saratoga County Awarding of diplomas .... Supt. John N. Hayes Awarding of prizes .... Principal F. W. Bailey March.......................The Orchestra JUNIOR USHERS Several members of the Junior class will act as ushers during Baccalaureate and Commencement exorcises. They are as follows: Rita Powers Dorothy Rogers Janet Morse Lucia Marihugh Ruth Bock Mary Jane Strattner Andrea Holmes Ruth Leyland Lillian Coons Mildred Joseph George Cassedy Everett J. Norman John Amodeo Arthur Manso Robert M.arsh William Kalbaugh Harrison Tordoff Coulman -rf'estcott Edward Palmieri Robert Heywood
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16 Halfmoon, Senior Issue, 1939 1 Anna Amoroso 2 Harold Angle 3 Frank Bolton 4 Marie Boucher £ Margaret Brennan b Donald Butler 7 Salvadore Carley 8 Arthur Carney 9 Vera Carswell 10 Elizabeth Caughran 11 Jack Christianson 12 George Clements 13 Arthur Cole 14 Lewis Collins 15 Robert Connolly 16 Joan Connors 17 Jean Cowen 18 John Crotty 19 Mary Culllnan 20 Mary Dalton 21 Vivian D'Amico 22 Vivian Davis 23 Mary DelPrete 24 Christine DeMarco 25 Pascaline DeMarco 26 Jennie DePaul 27 Clarence DeVoe 28 Donald Dickson 29 Beulah Dodd 30 Barbara Dundas 31 Gloria Esposito 32 Annabelle Evans 33 Anthony Falco 34 Mary Farrell 35 Milford Fellows 36 Anna Flacco 37 Jonathan Fisher 38 Mabel George 39 Jack Gllhooley bandannas dressing neatly attempts at lighting hi8 pipe policeman bicycling economy talking shyness (?) spike heels Bills hunting shirts Mariette's coming In after the five minute bell managing sports fooling Innocence fixture at Carvel's Hitlers silence Trixie waking up during the night Best dressed girl in M. H. S. cooking delicacies shyness sleeping concentrating baggy trousers egotism making clothes Betty Lane kleptomaniacs Peanuts Westcott sissies hills competition English gossip inquisitive people skiing skunks school women sleepless nights examinations mice sitting still hurrying fixing her hair bananas (all kinds) working rainy days person who carries turns competition Miss Smith getting up early being on time Mrs. Clempson L. C. Smith Typewriter work wishing rings flitting around oxfords candy v alking long hair working going out nights breaking speed record redheads being tied down assemblies evening dresses talking telephone calls bright nail polish short boys s H. A. Smith
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