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SOPHOMORE CLASS Thomas Farrel ............................ President Rose Marie Strada ................... Vice-President Jean Elting ................ Secretary and Treasurer Early in September the doors of the New Paltz Central High School opened their arms to receive us. Later we were invited to the Sophomore Welcome Party given by the Seniors in our honor. Half a dozen of our numbers—Thomas Farrel, William George, William Heroy, Albert Jones, Rose Marie Strada, and Jo Ann Taylor—became members of the Student Senate and as such emphasized following old rules as well as enacting new ones. In the world of sports, we did rather well. Aside from contributing many members to the basketball squads, we participated in interclass competitive games. Although we admit not coming out on top on all occasions, in the remainder of our high school career we shall try to prove that the experience thus gained was not wasted. The Class of ’43 means to ‘get ahead’ and hopes the other classes will encourage and abet despite errors made in the attempt. Page twenty-five
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JUNIOR CLASS Regina Dellay ........................ President Lee McCall ...................... Vice-President Edwin Curtis ............. Secretary and Treasurer As a class, the Juniors have passed the half-way mark for graduation. The trend of their high school career, for good or bad, has been set. In January they initiated the new year of ’41 by giving a Patriotic Dance. Weeks beforehand, the halls were gay with patriotic posters and pictures of Uncle Sam. The success of this affair was surpassed only by the Junior Prom held in April. It is certain that the prom will be as happily remembered as it was eagerly awaited. Various members of the Class of ’42 have been outstanding assets in sports, debating, and music. Although Sophomores may be giddy and not quite settled, and Seniors assume a worldly-wise air, it is reassuring to know that the Junior Class, backbone of every school, is standing by. Page twenty-four
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