Painted Post High School - Poster Yearbook (Painted Post, NY)

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1, W, 2 THE POSTER M WN, We JOSEPH WARNER Yon man has a lean 'md hungry look He thlnks too much Such men are dangerous Boy Scouts 1 Z 3 Athletlc Assocxatnon fl 2 3 4 President Athletxc Assoclatlon 4l Bncl 12 3 4 DrumlVlajor 2 3 4 Zncl Prxze State 2 4 lst Prize State 3 Foot b ll 3 Basketball 2 3 4l Captaln Var ity 45 Interclass Basketball 1 Stud nt Councll 1 Sportsmanship Brotherhood 3 4 Poster Staff 3 Class Treasurer 45 Prom Commlttee 3 MARGUERITE WATSON If a womans eyes are gray Heed the thmgs you hear her say Interclass Volley Ball 3 Interclass Basket ball f4l Semor Play 41 library COllHC1l 3 4 Gul Scouts ll Athletic ASSOCIBIIO 3 4 Poster Staff 3 WII LIAM WEBSTER Mlschxef thou art afoot Take what course thou wllt lnterclass Basketball 1 2 3 4 Poster Staff 3 Dance Commlttees 3 4 ROLAND WOODWARD H1s history stands on tablets of stone Orchestra QQ, Dance Commxttees f4l ALICF YOUNG There IS no better lookmg glass than an old, true frlend Intex-class Softball fZj, Varsxty Softball UQ, Poster Staff f3j, Bake Sale Committee l4j, Athletlc Assoclatlon HI, Girl Scouts flj, Dance Commxttee 141 Twenty tht y Mi f ' 2 1'fZ1lg.lff?QfffLfIljlffffflf' '1 31 ' ' Z f ff l , , ls I' ' ' . - , , ls ' ' ' ' I , 1 , 3' f 7 7 7 . . 1 7 7 l 9 li l ls ' .3 1 li f 9 s - ' S ct 4 v f my S - l , 214 I , ls I I Ja 1 9 f J- . I ls - 5 f 5 J ' 1 , ls ' 1 9 ' ' ' 11 ll, 2, , ls - l l- . 1 x 1 9 ' C ls K , l- w l l

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'I IIE P051 FR gurls Apparently the New Yorkers 'tren t far behmd After handing over several autographs he IS able to bre1k 'away from hls femmme admtrers and jom hls friends on board Rmlmt behind htm 1 pur are trymg to elbow their way through me now dxsperslng crowd They seem rather unused to the clty t1ct1cs Why they re commg rlght up on declx 'md If s Nlxlton Albee and the former Geraldme X 111 Dusen I guess I do remember now hearmv they re settled on 1 little farm IH Massachusetts Nltlton they say works miracles with certaxn grides of corn Somebody else IS attractmg 'attention down there w1vmg brushes lh everyones Bull was selling brushes ln one of the suburbs of New York and ran into Doryce Troll He says Doryce IS unable to leave the chlldren long enough to join us tn N lenna She has three darllng glrls who are under the constant gutdance of Pro lessor Elleen Warner Ftleen has become a child care expert and now contrary to the good old days just can t tear herself away from the llttle dears IITIIHIC Carpenter has just arrtvcd IITIYIIIC IS now a member of the New York State Regents Board It was the only way he could get the little Carpenters through school Some of the members now here on the ship are debatmg whether or not we ll have time wh1le aboard to go to China Sears Merrick has been over there buxldlng roads and bridges for the last five years with Gertrude Blgelow talcmg care of the mlnor details I knew Gertrude would malce a grand secretary for somebody What lb that dreadful shr1elcxng'7 Its coming from one of those VIICFOOITIS Who? Mme Ie More IS pr1ct1c1ng Never he1rd of her In my class? lVI1r11n Ilvermore 1 metropolitan operi st1r7 Well ll An 111 her gowns are desxgned by our old Cl1S9IT1'lI6 Nhrjorle Morse Wtlllston Borden has arrnved You know hes made a name for himself m the btg league They cell me hes to pitch the flrst ball ln the opening game be tween the Egypttan Mummxes and the RUSSIAN Red Soclcs over in Moscow I thmlc thats Gertrude Southard over there by the ra1l tallcmg to two re norters She has become an excellent svummer and an Olymptc star She 1ust told one of the reporters It would be a cinch to swlm the Medltermman Maybe so but Im skepttcal Well I guess everybodys on board We re startlng ln 1 mmute All the tuends of the class are wavmg handlcerchtefs and hats We re off for a real get together 1n Europe Goodbye Amemca' Want a m1nute Whos that way out at the edge of the dock? She ll fall ln ln a mmute She seems to b very excited bout somethmg Can that posstbly be let me look agaln' Well wouldnt you l-now' Hey f'1pt1m you Il have to back up your shtp Dorothy Qlewcll IS late agam Tu enty fu e 1 1 1 I , I N 1 S 7 . K K L I I I . , I I . I L 1 be U A 1 K . L U I K . . K . , V, M 3 . , . . . .. D . 1 1 ' . , hc I , ' '. A . - 1 , . face. That's not Bill Webster! A Fuller-brush man? Will wonders never cease? . ,. . . . - . o . - , . , . . , . . . , . . . . , . 7 K - . . . L . . . , . s . . . . J - ' . ' A . . . 5 . ' . . . , . A ' . . . . , . . . . , . . . . , . . , . 7 7 ' ' ' , . . . . ,- I. . . , - . . . . ,Q , . . . . . ' . I r V Y 1. ' . ' - . , . '. A 1 , ' 1 1 ' .