Mechanicville High School - Halfmoon Yearbook (Mechanicville, NY)

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Fcrewcrci We, the Class of 1949, have compiled this, our yearbook that we may show the influence of the Paper Mill on the development of our community. The Mill has contributed generously, not only to the community, but also to the various clubs and organizations of the city. The different processes which combine to produce a finished product, paper, are used in our yearbook to illustrate the varied activities which combine to produce our finished product, the graduate. This year we are attempting a novel treatment of the advertisements, so that the merchants who have purchased space might derive more direct benefits. Rather than have the advertisements relegated to the final pages of the book, they will appear at the bottom of some of the pages throughout the entire publication. The number of firm names appearing at the bottom of a page will indicate the amount of space for which each merchant has subscribed. For example, if the name of one merchant appears, he has subscribed for the equivalent of a full page; if the names of four merchants appear, each of them has purchased a quarter of a page. [8]

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EARL C. WHITBECK In tppreciaticn The yearbook publications of Mechanicville High School have been greatly aided by Mr. Earl C. Whitbeck; therefore, we, the Class of 1949, wish to make known our appreciation of his fine and generous efforts. 17]

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Dedication In view of the great benefits which our community derives from the Paper Mill, we wish to dedicate the “’49 Halfmoon” to the Mechanicvillc Plant of the West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company. f 91