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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1940 volume:

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D Bonham We the students of the past present and future hope that we may some day attam his hugh standards of unselflsh endeavor fnendly companlonshlp and notable achxevement the portals of Painted Post H.gh the memory CUNIPXIS mm ti iti use Xtlilctic It ii Mix L i Using :Xcli ' 'sdz ' C12 .'k' 58 Activities Litvrz ure iill im' Administration and Faculty ompson TCBSUYCT adger CCYC HS H1 0 W. C. Th , President J. R. Wilder, S tary A. F. B , T rville Reed Fred Adsit Th Kelley john LeValley O W. B. HALL, Supervising Principal ,Er f, bg!! 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R, 1, 2: Inter- vlass Foacfli 1, 2, 23, 4, Track 1. 2. 233 1-'renc-11 Vlub 1: Dance C'm11u1ittee 31, 4, Sportman- ship 131'o111f-1'l11111r1 2: Svuior Iifrziriuii fl: 1105 SCOIIIS T, S, 1, 2: 1 'l'l'I1f'11 f'1u11 '1'1'c-uslirc-1' 1. l11'11NS11n1C, 1-'IAJYIJ 11c11'b S1 i11:1'fA r'11i11 321 Posle-1' Siaff 31: liitle- 1.11111 ZZ: Imucc Com- J. itlws 2, 71. 5 . Li rw' CHILDS, JEAN Lucky CONLICY, ALICE Interclass Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, Glee Club 13 Library Council 4: Intramural Basketball 1, I3 French Club 43 Literature 2, 3. 43 Intramural Volleyball Club 3, 4, I. 2, 3, 43 Intramural Softball 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Dance Committee 4. Glce Club 1, 3, All Mixed Chorus 3. 41 nterclass Bas- ketball, Senior Playg Dance Committee 3, 43 Science Chill, Decoration Committee Christmas Dance. DANN, EDXVIN IJAMOTH, JEANNE Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4: Interclass Basketball 2. 3, 43 Play Day 1, 23 Poster Staff 33 Dance Connnittee 33 Literature Club 3, 43 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 43 creative Writ- ing Club 43 Intramural Vol- leyball l, 2, 4. DECKEB, KENNETH Deeks Ed Band 7, 8, 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 3, 43 Class President 33 Jun- ior Ro Alan 43 Baseball 4. . . I ' 'Jil' i , F' f 'n'1 if f' 44 rU' 1' :Li - H 2 Ji l 'lf S A 'xl 'fx , J 1 'N 'P H f li DURKIN, MARGARET l FIi?4'0IiiAIN Many fl' PQ , R '. Secretary and Treasurer ofh ls: outs 1.81, ,1'. Glee ieshman Class 1, Scouts 1,j I 2 3 P C. ce C b 2, 33 Intramural Basketball ju ' ' 4 ' ' I, 2, 3, 4: Interclass 1. 2, 3, 43 Volleyball l, 23 Poster Staff 33 Sportmanship Brother- hood 33 Literature Club 3, 4: Dramatic Club 23 Dance Committee 33 Intramural Captain 43 Secretary of Sen- ior Class 4. HAM ISLE, ELEANUR E Intern-lass Softball l, 2, 3, 43 Interclass Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. F 34 n I mmitieggg Inu ur Liagelbdfl I, 2, 3,'l 3 Ar ural. lleyball 1, 2, 3, ' misc s Basketball 1, 2, 3: class Volleyball l, 2, gilt omemaking Club 43 Cheerleader I, 23 Drum Ma- jct '3 4 I ' - . CEE, KlCNNl'J'l'll ll, Current Events Club 4: Sen- ior Play 4, 4 M' f i COIN PX FI I' ANOR o outs P In ss l Intramura sketball 1 2 3 4 In n ral Vollexball l 2 3 4 llterature Club 3 4 Semor Plas 4 Dance Committees 3 4 Sclence Club 4 French 1b 4 Orchestra 1 2 3 ce Club 1 H Xl I XRTHUR Ar Band 4 Fcotball 4 Inter CRIPPITI-IS CI HHS llbrarw COUHCII 8 1 2 3 Sportmanshlp Brotherhooc terars Club 3 4 Pxeuc 1 lb 4 Band l 8 chestra 1 2 3 Gee ub 1 3 4 Glrl Sco 2 3 Interclass Sports 2 'l 4 Intr'1muralSports 1 2 3 4 Poster Staff 3 Dancc Commlttees l 4 SCICIICC Club 3 HALI If RLIJERIC K Fedgle class Basketball 4 Juulor Football 3 Baseball 4 Rotarlan Baseball 4 Q? U- Nqdfg J H AMLL DARREL UPON LUCILLE C rosbx Hammy Band S l P 3 Baseball Football 3 4 Science Club 3 I lflll Club 4 lunlor Rotar lor YHFSIIS Basketball Ma ager 4 Interclass Basketball 4 Intlamural Tennls 1 2 PF C I YDI4 ee 3 4 Scouts 1 e Club 3 La Club s B s b Com tees Staff 3 clenc xxed Glee C lub t vents Club HI- DDI' N DOROTHY Ilort 8.1 Sport lldIlShlD Bra therhoocl 3 Semom Plat 4 Llterature V Club i 4 Dance Committee 4 Poster Staff 3 Intra 1.1l Btsketball 1 2 Intercla s Basketball 1 2 4 Llbrarx Council 1 2 3 Orchestra 4 4 President C' dexilub 4 Ctrl Scout l S. l Strtnf. I-nsemble 3 NIIXQCI Chorus 4 Sketch Club lec Club 1 2 l I Interclass Basketball l 2 I 4 Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 Interclass Basketball tain 3 4 Llterature Club 3 as Daw 1 2 Int-1 mural Volleyball 1 2 3 4 Softball 1 2 3 4 Glee Club HAVS KS E.LE XNOR Sayw ee Glee Club 1 2 3 Llterart Club 4 Current Fwents 4 Dance Committee 3 HOLNTI' S VS INII' Ill' D xx lI'lIll6 Sportmanshlp Brotherhood C reatne Vt rtters Club 4 Glee Club 2 3. url' du 4' , .v ! 7' Y . ' 'Y ' 1 3: Girls Sc- K Z T. 8, l, 1.3 ter- L-tl ', 3 N Z -. .I C'1kl'.' l, 2 . , -lj l 1 Ch C ', ' 1' 2' 3' 4: Hat' - -' -- 1 Haj Or: . , , ., 4g 1 1.11 - ' 5- - Cl , 2, ., , - urs cflc z ,4g f K: . cn 1 , 2, sz, 4. ' ,- In ' J . 'w lc tu 1' J I . A i . x 3 - f , -f ll , Aff!! . rl, - ,r 1 , e. f' A . v Uftpfvll I , . 1 I 'K' I -Y.. ZW... I 3, : , , ,. I vt v 1' lain: class Presclient 45 Jun: Cyalliaill 33 'Immmlmfl Cuff - v Dv ... D- ., 3 - , 3 . 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N ' . , Q - I. if I I sl' I 'A ' 'MQ 'Q 'C 4 KP LLEY MARIANNA Kelley nd I 8 I 2 3 Class nltuy and Treasurer 2 Glrl Scouts I 2 3 Class Treasur QI Ilbrary touncll 2 3 Intramural Basketball 4 Sportmanshlp Brotherhood 3 Iatln Club 4 Llterary Club 4 Dance Comnnttee 4 OI' chestra 1 2 3 IxLOC Is LI' ONARD I en elf ass I 4 Ban 3 Cheerleade Poster Staff I Dance Q n mttees 3 4 Interclass I lldlllpb 4 LEVALLEY JLNE Perky ee Club I 3 4 Str 3 4 Captaln of Intramur ll Basketball and Volleyball t1rlS1outs 1 2 3 Sen r ax 4 Ilterar Cub 3 I mn Club 4 Poster Staff 3 Suence Club 4 Play Day 2 4 XII State Choir 4 Sec Intl!! of Jumor Hlgh SOC1a1 Klub Quartet and Sextet 3 luo 4 Dance Committee 4 LOOIx 4X N ABELLE Ann Mcf ONNELL LEOINA I ona Intl amural Basketball 1 2 Intern lass Basketball I 2 XX 1 lters Club 4 KENIYON MFRI E Geenl Interclass Basketball J V Basketball S 4 Sclence Club 3 Glee Club 3 Ifresh man Vlce Presldent Poster Staff Boy Scouts 1 Junlor Rotarlan Dance and Decor atlon Commlttees Baseball Manager 4 I LF JOHN General Dante Commlttees 3 4 Bow Scouts 7 8 1 2 I Usher for SQIIIOI' Play 4 Gym LXlllbl n 8 1 Ju lor I 0 3 4 Checkroom a Dance 'I 4 LEW IS H AROI D Bndl81234Footall 1 Basketball Mgr 2 3 4 Interclass I Z 3 4 Orches 1 4 Glee flu 3 ex te4 If! riff OMIAALR Walt Vx 234Orc tra 4 4 Dance Orchestra 4 Football 2 3 Intertlass Bas ketball 1 2 3 Dance Com mlttees 3 4 MONTGOMERI Jacquelme Jackle Creatlve Wrltlng Club 4 I1 ary Counclll 7 I 4 erature Club 3 4 Pos er Staff 3 HOIHBHIHKIIIFZ Club 4 Senlor Plax 4 Dance Com mlttee 3 Intramulals 4 C lee Club 3 4 Ifrenth Club 4 Llass Secretau 3 I 1 v I .v, 4 1 .. ,, .. .., Hu ', , . , L Sec- ., 2 . . 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W 1 1 .v ' 1 4 . - THOMPSON RICHARD 7f-4 NAYLOR, BARBARA uBarbyn Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Interclass Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Cheerleader 2, 3, 43 Li- brary Council 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramural Soccer 1, 2: Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramural Soft- ball 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramural Captain 2, 33 Interclass Cap- tain 2, 43 Senior Play 43 Lit- erature Club 33 Trio 43 Play Day 1 2 4' Poster Staff ' Treasurer Senior Class. f-A 5, V1 JDM. H PF TERSEN EDWIN Plink Baseball 3 4 Football 4 J V Basketball 4 Sportman ship Brotherhood 3 Inter class Basketball 3 PO'I TER J ES JI m lf ffl X RANDOLPH CH TER Chet Baseball 1 2 3 J V s Var sity Basketball 4 Interclass 2 Football 1 2 3 4 lor Rotarlan 4 Dance Com Intramurals 1 Decoratlng tommittees 3 4 Boy Scouts .I V Basketball 4 Band 4 Boys Glee Cu Chairman Junior Prom Dance Committee 4 H Reporter 2 Boy Scouts 8 2 S 4 Junior Rotarian Sportmanshlp Brotherhood Freshman Class President 1 Senior Play 4 Poster Staff Interclass Basketball 3 Current Events Club 4 Boys tae fl French Club Baseball 4 V NORTHWAY, LEE A. Mort French Club 43 Dance Com- mittee 3, 43 Interclass Bas- ketball 33 J. V. Basketball 41 Orchestra 1, 2, 3. POTTER ELLA Potter Glee Club 1 2 3 Literature Club 3 4 Science Club Current Events Club 4 tramural ACt1Vltl9S 1 2 !ll'0k'Y 1,0 17' Mffuf Mlfi' fha., PRES roN WANDA 441- 1 Horuemaking Club 1 2 3 ROBINSON MARION Max r S outs 7 8 Homemakmg Club 3 4 In tramurals 1 2 3 4 Inter class Basketball 1 2 4 Glee V leyball 1 2 Current Events Club 4 TROLL RUTH Interclass Basketball Interclass V lleyball 1 Archery 1 Dramatics Club 1 Glee lub 2 L Pxesident of Junior Class Girl Scouts 1 2 Poster Start 3 Literature Club 4 en lor Play 4 Dance Committte N Vx X., f , , . 3. If ' 1 v 1 f - ful '. 9 ' , 2 y 3, 4: 3 ' 3 In- ! ' J ' ' 'E CIE- Q A .fl V fi V -r , Ajjzyi . s I V' 1 I C' I , 3 'Q , A . 34 ' U , . I y V U 4- 1. 1 Xf iv' - . xt . s Q ,E 1 T Q- 'f 'X - . V x X , kxxx M Qs ' S.. E. '-1 V 9 ff Q 3 If .. ,. ' ' fe X 1 ff, Q D - Gil c ,,1,2,33 ,ff 3 ' , : - f C 1, I - 1 , 2-I D' . ' - ' ' , , 2 u - , . , , . 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' V .1 Q 5' jf I 1,2,4: Z I - ' 1' 2: I. . - I Q ' Y : - ' 1, 21 Wil' SIN id NXF I II kcnnx llll ll 111 worth tm 1111 1t1o1l S 1u1l1e cflllll 1 ll Cumsteo l-llstory of the Class of 40 Wlth a shrlll blast that reverberated from one hxll to the other the class of 40 rounded the curve to h1gh school We struck a new speed leavmg our super1or upper classmen behlnd ln our smoke as the first month 3 averages emerged from the office declar1ng us far ID the lead l-low the less fortunate classes turned wlth amazed countenances to gaze at us as we marched about ln our glory! As engmeer Red Thompson under the gLlldaI1CC of lVlr Statler and the rest of the gang sped us through thls first very CXClflI1g year wlth stops over for hlkes and p1cn1cs ln much the same manner we swept ga1ly through our second year but wlth a lady engmeer Nlademolselle Budgle Bailey The unlor year found The l-lesperus our locomot1ve 1n perfect run n1ng order so we contmued grmdlng along under the watchful eyes of Kenny Decker and Mr Sanford mtent on maklng a great addltlon to our Vlashmf ton fund Thls year too was hlgh llghted wnth many stopovers wh1ch pro Vlded entertalnment not only for our class but also a program by l 1eplant Pete and Bashful l-larmomca e After a successful publxcauon of The Poster and an excltlng tr1p to Enfield Glenn we ended thls year of school w1th hxgh hopes for the future We chugged lntO our fourth and last year reelectmg Mr Sanford as class adviser electlng Darrel Hamel presldent Betty brown VICC presxdent Barbara Naylor treasurer and Margaret Durkln secretary Wxth graduatlon and Washlngton as our goal we set out and broke all records 1n makmv successful a sale of txckets for the 1ndoor CITCUS We waded through candy and hot do sales at the football g mes and MUSIC Festlval clearlng much money on both Then came the b1g event of our Journey IH thls last year namely the semor play Oh Professor a sure nuff h1t Rnght now our tram IS palpxtatmg as 1t throws ntself toward that all 1m portant thlng 1n a student s tr1p through hngh school 0'raduat1on It has been an CXClllHg Journey and l know that every one of us w1ll have a lost empty feelmg when the tlme comes to cllsembark Margaret Durkm Secretary 23 I 1. 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' , , , . - .-D G I i g -i Y Senior Class Will We the benior C lass of I940 being of sound mind indi-.putuble mtelli gence and remarkable memory do hereby make public and declare th s tc be our last Will and lcstament in the manner followmg that is to my We bequeath lio the school The verv sad knowlecl e they will nex er hnd a more carefree benior Class The hint to install a couple of new pencil shaipeners in the Study la o Mr Hall I The glad tidings that it will no longer be necessary to purchast Alka Seltzers for his pet headaches will haxe left schoo C, 10 the l'aculty Our sincere gratitude for their tireless efforts to make some em pression on our cerebrume o Miss lVlclVlahon l A memorandum ll We Jequeath c the tiny lreshmen Bushels of luck that they may maintain their Inch schohstic average during their entlre high school career the Sophomores l The eagerness of looking forward to bemg unlors next year o the uniors The happy thought if we go through so will you The quiet dignity of Miss Andersens home room to find them o each individual of the unior Class we bequeath Qharlotte Burnette every tiny molecule of Creezil Kenyon can Wilson some of nlhelma Baker S lenuninlty o eanne Fxngar a thumb Francis Borden athletic ability o T Wurth Dewane Bills consistency o l:velyn Davis eanne Damoth s corny Jokes Pat Chamberlin une LeValleys con enlal attitude l:.lsle Gauss a diary that she may record here sundry love affairs Raymond Van Dusen Pinky Thompson s ambitious characttrlstics Bernard Durlun some encouragement to ask Xlice l-ietje for a a Carol Morse a jollopy of her own so her mother won t haxe to es cort her to school lloyd Knapp a posltlon on varsity ba ketball tt am o Orlo Cole Bob Velxes Col ate smile Donald Watkins George Wheatons scientific knowledge o Herbert Young the Joy of being a Senior 0 Dorothy Smith Marianna Kelley s fluency of speech Qlara qpearman one stick of Wrigley s chewing gum 24 f ., . 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K H o oyce Parks-Lorraine Flsher s Interest ln the opposrte sex Gordon Morse Floyd Burnslde s jovnxl attitude o Erma House a make up klt Ed Batchelder a good hard crush o Pauline ack-.on Dorothy lledden s literary skull o Arnold Steves ntore Interest rn school Franklin Qhamplaln someone who wlll respond Audrey Boughton Mary Xbbotts vxvaclty Dons Mayer Betty Brown hidden gen us o Shirley Scutt a poslt on on Major Bowes as an Impersonator of ane Bryan To Harry Mlllngan another m nd that one may thmk of school the other of Pat o Audrey Boughton the role of the qhaclow every Sunday at 5 30 o WlllldUl btewart bkeet llauff s Bearing o Donald Brady the speed of Mercury o Carlton Champlain the tltle of Dr ekyll and Mr Hyde Doc Schiller a brxght red halr ribbon wrth whrch to fasten hrs golden tresses To Dorothy Prutsman an everla tmg friendship with Phnk Peterson To Claude Cook rtta bltsy rubber dollre To Phyllis WllklnSOH Darrell Hamel s thoroughly chewed wad of gum secretly hrdden under a seat m the audntorlum To ack Mosher a posntlon as the bass horn ln Mr Chappell 3 Swing., Orchestra lo Betty longue font Allen S oomph lqo Cunny Dann Margte lDllYlClI'l9 alarm clock that Danns neglected cows may obtam thelr morning care To Vlvran Whrte the annexatlon of Rex White s name to her own Flo Hugh Putnam moonlight and romance that he may wrlte more poetry Dorothy llamllton somethln to bring out her radiant personality Harry Haefele the tltle of an answer to a maxden s prayer o Marguerite Morse ackne Montgomery s brllllance o ohnme Woodard a jar of freckle cream Alan Besley one razor and a blade o Beverly Loudenslager more time between bells with rmmy Potter o Roy KQurlyJ Smntl' n automatrc thumb Jerker to hutch rides to Beaver Dams To bmmy 'lhompson Bud re Batley s peacock hat To Don ld Graham leonard Klork s eagerness to answer ln Hnstory Class o ean Mrller Eleanor Crodley s carefree manner o Shxrley Boylan lmmy Bement s excess fat o Madalyn llarrrs omeone to appreclate tho e adorable blue eyes Don ohnson J prnate car fwllh Venellan blinds to travel ln from Hugh Street to the Lanada Road To Louise Cloo a lmotype that she may start a newspaper To Ruth McClintock Cncero Q knowledge of Latm Z5 To - V ' ' 2 ' ' . T . -W - ' . To - X . T ' ' .-- ' s ' ' . 'lo 1 ' f ' ' V-Y x ' ' . To 1 -A - ' ' 'r ' ' . To . - .S . I T . K. I -M to i . . J T - H. H : . T . .I . is K .i . . T - . To . 1 .5 ' . . . . . . -a . .. . I To Doris Benjamin-a book of reducing exercises. To . -A . g . my . . ' To - . . . T . , . K .w . . ' T J ' -- ' ' . To -- . T 7 ' ' . T . . .V A . . . . T J ' - x ' . T ' -fl ' ' . T ' -3 ' S U ' . To J H - . Y . . . , o Ylrgmla Olmst ad the ad cs of a curly headed boy from Qoopers o ane Matte on Ba b a lors dancmg abllltles o ack Calkms some wmd for hrs K boat o Ray 'leachman the b ack O1 How to bmxle Qhlc McCarthy WOldS cf love a d the thrll of a handclasp Wlth H certam popular Senior Qt fund on I amllton Street To Qharlle Hicks a wud per o I. G, h t tne g rls may notnce hrs Tyrone Power traits To Mary Hlroy Lucille H milton Amer c n C- ri qualrtles To Bob Blackman ome gasoltne tua he may take many more Jaunts before school sta ts On thrs I4th day of ure ln he we r one thou and nme hundred and forty Anno Domlnl the Semor Qta s of 1940 the above named testator 1n our presence and nn the presentc of each of us slgned and sealed the fore going Instrument and published az cl cueclard the ame to be hls last Wlll and Testament and we thereupon at hx r quest ln hls presence and tn the pre sence of each other hereunto ubscrbed ou names as attest ng witnesses Betty Brown and Lo Wllly Nllly Dlzzy Wlzzy Senlor Class I tophc y lqhese characters althou h tvplcal of people whom I have known all my llfe are drawn from no actu I per ons llv ng or dead Qn one of my many solo jet, ne s wnen I wandered unusually deep lnto the surroundmg forest a very ve f pecul ar thang occurred From a tangle of wlld underbrush shaped Sllfll t, an I1 d an wlgwam arose a fine thln curly stream of smoke To m tlfj matters the alr was warm and heavy and the atmosphere was exer o tranquil for what seemed Ike centurxes I stood rn awe gaping CUYIOLQIJ t t e moke laz y a cendmg and ln all probablllty I should stlll be st rcmr there hypnotized lrke rf a h gh pxtched cackle hadnt pnerced the stlllne s of the Mad man' Mad man' My bram kept pounding ln my ears like the tom tom of the lndnan drum then from a wee slut ln the debrls crawled out a ho rxble looking creature who with a big swoop of nts hand muted me over l trembled my knees knock d to the tune of Tuxedo unctxon the Mood and back to Tuxedo unct on I never before rcalxzed how muslcal they were With onl the assurance that the come hlther gesture was famlllar I took ten blg I'ea'l freatlas got my dander up talso my curroslty and slowly stumbled over to the crude hut lnsrde around a vxle srnellxng tew s t hve decrepit old W1tLhCs attlred entirely ln black After a time of absolute sxlence the fifth wltch bent for ward ln deep medltatlon flicked her eyelashes As lf bv slgnal all the wltches obedlently removed the r long black vells whrch heretofore had con cealed their ldentltles Holy smokes' My eg es a most oopped out Lookmg from left to right I realized that the cackle a characterx IC f mllar ln her high school career belonged to none other than Fthel Barley the ho pliable gesture to l:,lean0r 20 T ,. . . 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C , Eleanor Gamble and Leona McConnell metrculously folding bandages They had gladly volunteered thelr services Our strange voyage from England to the Unlted States was praCUCally unlnterrupted with the exceptlon of our stop at Luba to watch ohn Lee man ufacture clgarettes From Cuba we took a short Jump to St Pe ersburg Florlda to be guests momentarlly at a spectacular house party ln a palatnal mansion Our hostess was soclety leader Marlanna Kelley lhe most strlkmg personallty present was Miss Ruth laroll one of the best dressers m the world While we were scrutxmzlng the rest of the beautnful state of Florida for some more of our strayed pals we were swlshed under Barnum and Barley s clrcus tent rlght ln the mldst of a dress rehearsal Our attention was focused on one of the elephant bare back rrders who was usmg violent tactlcs to en courage umbo to move l rom the antlcs he employed we recognlzed the famous lndlan War Whoop and thus dlscovered the chref anlmal tramer to be Leonard Klock Good old Klockle hadn t forgotten hrs cheer leadmg abllltles after alll Knowmg that no one suspected our presence we casually strolled along untll our feet by some unknown magnetlc force walked themselves toward the bade Show Right lnSldC were the two mseparable Walraths-classlhed as the Freaks of Nature ln the next stall on the floor sat trny C325 lb I lmmle Bement smeared wlth grease olnppery green snakes were slndlng all over hlm from the clrcus we went over to the wlnter headquarters of the base ball leagues 'lhere we saw lrlmk Peterson manager of the Red Scalps warming up to smash a home run HIS team was predlcted to wrn the league and the World Senes We thence proceeded to zoom up to the mad metropolis On 35th Street ln an exclusive apartment we caugnt a gllmpse of Thelma Baker dletrclan scrambling eggs m the kltchenette for one of America s top models Dorothy Hedden l-ler photographs dlsplayed rn advertlsements help t glamorlze chewing gum llngerre and what have you bometlmes Wmkle Wlnlfred Holmes famous arust who stepped m on Whltcomb s shoes sketches Dort for lllustratlons ln short stories and novels On llmes Square we encountered Vhllanthroplst George Wheaton toss mg nickels and dimes to the wmds Apparently George by some stroke of genius had at last mvented a thmkmg devlce to enable students to stare out of windows and stlll know what s gomg on rn History class l always knew my woman s mtultxon l guess George s day dreams were for some purpose Our vlslons were suddenly mterrupted and we were brought back to reality The six of us sat blmdly lookmg mto that odlous stuff that was swirl Ing violently Alice thmklng her efforts were of no avaxl began gnashxng her teeth but encouraged by our steady pralse she poured a powder mto the stew which by some mlraculous power began to clanfy lt stlll danced dnzz xly however and we only caught a few brref glances of our frlends such as Lucllle Hamllton politely saymg Number please hugh pressure salesman Pat Waxnrlght ll'lHUCl'lClI1g Coach Colllster to buy suspenders wxth hugh school basketball equipment Lorrarne Flsher shovmg a customer under a dryer Dr Arthur Hall drlllmg teeth and Gladys Griffiths gymnastics teach er blowmg her referee whistle 28 . . . . . s J . 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As the magic stew was strll behaving badly we contrnued to see hurrred pictures of Eleanor Hawks madly pounding the keys of a typewriter Rex White selling Rccl Hots' blues srnger Barb Naylor srngrng rn a swanky cafe Wanda Preston Home Ec teacher howrng her students how to lJ0ll WHTCY and Kenneth Homer Gee LL B mopprng hrs brow and removing hrs SPCC tacles from a withered countenarce Kenny had Ju t re urned to hrs ll0mC after touring the country lecturing on the dangerous outcome of our national debt Q By this time Alrce lost all patience Making one last effort she threw on more powder to solrdrfy the tew endeavor to slow rts tempo lt worked' We agam vrsualrzed scenes as we were traveling west ln Chicago we were happy to catch a glimpse of Look s Orphan Home which had garned world wrde reco nrtron Modest Annabelle gave the Lredlt for all her unrver al fame to her publicity manager Lee Northway She politely tells rntervrewers that Lee has long been exper enced rn newspxper work way back since hrs high school days and knows Just what to do rn that line He rs also a short tory wrrtcr for The Morning Sun edrterl by ean Childs Zoom we took a big jump and landed mack rn Normanvrlle a town named after therr beloved college coach De Wane Norman Brlls Although lrfe rs rn a state of chaos lnvestrgatron revealed lrttle Mary Abbott the cause The town s largest laundry Wash Em Clean rs owned and managed by copartners Harold Lewis and Robert Alderman At Salt Lake City Utah Ceezrl Kenyon and Walter Lore famous racers were putting their Burn nut up to 450 mrles an hour faster than any other racer has ever gone On a platform near the race track shy little Ella Potter was trying earnestly to convince her audience that slow drrvrng was the best means to safety ln South Dakota Kenny Decker had recently purchased another hundred acres to add to hrs vast domain ln them that parts he rs known as the wealthrest and shrewdest business man around Hrs credit for hrs uccess rs grven to the knowledge he acqurred whrle he was a member of the Painted Post Future Farmers The stew turned a deadly black pierced here and there with tlny brrll rant spots again we thought we were running into drffrculty but the next rncrdent clarified the srtuatron lr was mrdnrght on the Arizona desert The stillness of the nrght was broken only by the steady clank of horse s hoofs The rrder of the steed was none other than Rancher Buckshot Burnside who was rounding up hrs herd alone for hrs cowhands were on a srck down strike The cau e of rt all lay rn the hands of therr economrcal employer who fed them hrs own jokes as a substitute for food A deserted old town then attracted our attention lt became apparent the government had appropriated a um of money to set the town off by rtself free of all contacts with the world lt seemed rncredrble that such a thrng could happen rn the United States' ln the mrddle of a Junk heap sat a portly red bearded gent Hermit Thompson was searching hrs brains for an rdea that he might use to reparr the dilapidated Fords--long drsowned by everyone rn the country He was trying desperately to stage therr come back 29 . 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' Q ln Hollywood we had tlse prrvrl ge of be ng on the stage while the cast rehearsed for the most popularrzed prcture of the year Flame The lncr dents of thrs prcture s lrfe corncrded exactly wrth a prcture produced rn I940 that captured 90 per cent of the Qscar awards of that year Cone wrth the Wrnd Both book were bes' se'l s for two year Hollywood pleased the publrc on both occ srons by announcrng they would make the plcture as soon as they could find omeone surtalole to play the leadlng femrnrne rolcs Frnally after a drffrcult search for the case of Flame rt was decrded that the author Theone Allen would do Justrce to the part Char res Craft matmee ldol plays opposrte her Marlon Robrnson was Theone s make up expert tlinow mg that this plcture followed so closely rn the foot teps of Gone wrth the Wrnd we were sure rt would also enjoy the tremendous success that rts pre decessor had J The stew began to get hot and pop No wonder' We were lookrng at Hamels Explosrve Plant' Darrell has lock d hrmself rn hrs offrce as a safeguard agarnst drscovery by hrs emproyeesj and was furtrvely removrng a ecret compartment concealed rn hrs desk trny wooden guns remrnrscences of hrs youth The frreworks started' Dres ed s an lndran rmagrnatrve Hamel began leaprng over charrs and desk At trnres blood curdlrng crres lssued forth only to be replaced by the sound effect of a machrne gun Once when he made an extraordrnary brg bound over a charr he almost fell out the wrndow Ah a very sad ca e for the zoologlsts On the outskrrts of San Franc sco we dr covered jovral Catherrne Van redhoof openrng the door of her Dream Cottage to admrt a Gallup Poll career ln the Crty Hcsprt l Nurse Walton wa tryrng dsperately to put some nasty old medrcrne down a very handsome patrent ln Hawar we enccuntered the rdol of the adolescent world Madame Jeanne Damoth who e monthly bulletms are swallowed eagerly by her young admrrers At the same hotel we me Mr Chester Randolph who somehow or other had acqurred a spark of genrus and began wrrtrng Hrs select public was recently readrnff hrs famous book How to Sklp School Unnotrced Both Jeanne and Chet came to Hawar wrth a v catron rn mrnd but found rt u eless Therr publrc rs too demandrnff Somewhere on the Pacr c we detected Kenny Wrlson Frank Ward Ed Dann and ames Potte towaways on 3 frervhter They had accepted lrfe phrlosophrcally throwrng all therr responsrbrrrt es to the wrnd for a more free lrfe ust recently the quartet e had crrcled the globe twrce on a quarter rncredrble but true' A lrttle speck cn he ho rzon had us bewrldered tor a mrr-ute but on over takrng rt we recognrzed Lreut Rrcla rd Vlfrlhelm at the controls of the Clrpper hrp bound for Qhrna Well here we w re back fr m whence we t rted Reluctantly Alrce ceased to trr for the e were no mo e an adequate reason l gathered my belongrngs and bade ad eu to the five fgrrres around the frre leavrng them l found them Betty Brown 30 A . - 5 Q ! 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', 5' J, 1 xrj 3.3 J? 3 ,g 5 C .mlwfw J, fA- 'Y ' A '. .J it ', A g f X' if, 'J 4 The junior Class With the turn rf the decade we the class cf I9-ll also turned low ever our turning, eonsisted of a re ease of high pres ure tow lrds r lISlI'l funds for our coming, Washington trip When Qhristinas Lame around we were ready for it and put over a sueeessful C l1I'lStI'IldS card sale Now we are busy at work on our foster and we are also anxiously await ing the arrival of our unior Prom Lnder the capahle leadership of Mr Clicquennoi our Cla s and officers consistm of Harry Mrllrr an president ohn Woodard vice pre ident Paul bchiller secretary and treasurer we have been able to make reat trides With the closr of this year and our all classes young, and old Paul Schiller seeretary and treasurer Knapp Floyd Loudenslager Bex erly Barrett Mary Batchelder Edwin Benjamin Doris Besley Allen Boughton Audrey Borden Francis Boylan Shirley Burne't Charlotte Brady Donald Calkins Qharles Qhamberlln Patty Ann Qhamplain Carlton Champlain Franklin Qloos Louise Cole Orlo Cook Clyde Dann Virginia Durkin Bernard Fmgar eanne Gauss Elsie Graham Donald Haefell Harry Hamilton Dorothy Harris Madolyn Hayes Clyde Hicks Charles House Erma Howland Mary ackson Pauline ohnson, Donald Matterson ane Mayer Doris McCarty Donald McClintock Ruth Miller ean Milligan Harry Morse Gordon Morse Carol Mosher ack Olmstead Virginia Park oyce lutman Hugh Qchlller Paul Shearer Marion Smith Roy Steves Arnold Stratton Maynard Teachman Ray Thompson Marlon Ton ue Betty a 'off '-f Troy Mary Van Dusen Raymond Watkins Donald White Vu ian Wilkinson Phyllrs Wilson ean Wocmdard ohn Wurth, 'l heodore l D ,' , , .. 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J '44 ., ,....., A A v 2 ' ' ' ' k -7 'Q' ' , ., ' .4-1 -'k'-VE -Q , 9 ' V A Thr Sophomore Class l It nop homore Qlass or the class of 47 dld not carry on the VILOTOUS 1 tlxltxes th1t w as l'l'CbhI'llCI1 carrled on last year We as ll WCYC are resting, up ll: f st tn ty th l ctl n f offue lxenneth Graham was t l 5 nl: t o eph bmnth IS Ute presldent 1nd lred enks as secretary nd t c r r 1nd lVlr Britt was chosen class adviser We h lfl a successful skatlm party IH September ln December the vox uc 1 ood account of them elxes ln the lnterclass basketball contest tht nl III turn werf 1ct1Ne ln the Xdl lOLlS school orsaanlzatlons Durmx, e 1 ter x 1 1t1 n we hc ld 1 round and square dance ln the Ih r l1 l5ll'1f Iwi Sophomore actlvlty plans a PICIIH It l:ldr1dL,e ark or lkeuka Lake ln une Fl hls vslll conclude our actlvltles as sophomores Fred enks Secretary md lreasurer ldtrman Milton anderson Qatherlne Batley Allen Rcnnet Frank Rl ml lxldfjllflf H y M1 n n llonx c r ks Phyllis R own Walter 1 tfl ld Xrt ur C 1 la xanff nc x Vlar uc 1s lf rn11 1 mhl er Donald may Henry lord Wllllam uller ames CJ xuss Prank Cree 'Vlary raham l lslc Graham Kenneth C rlfflths Wllton CJYIHIII lVlar1on l w l1'111lton Kath een lm h w X Q wk Heuer w ll rman lVl'1rf llfaflll ll hp Qrera d I ox y Dau l lorn Donald n r Keach Margaret Kress Paul Lake Robert Letts Wllllam Mayer Ruth McAll1ster Row er 9004 Morse luther 2 pa by dlpllavf, rf!!!-1 Mourhess Dorxs we ,gy L fl' Naughton Phyll lark Qharles Payne Beatrice Pxyne Betty l er1s.,o llnora Ross une Schubmehl Annette Scott Ruth Qlmmons Claxr Smith Margaret Smith Robert Stewart osle Tletje Alice Tltus Ammon Van Du en Bertha Velle Carl Walnrlght Marjorie Warren l'rma Watkins Richard Welty Margaret Wheatcmn Herbert Wllcox Pauline Wlnnle Cornelxa Young Wayne fs , , Ml -.' o I v ' ' .. 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VTH11 ' -iff., -PM 3, . 53 fp 33 The l:!'CSl'll'1'1E1I'l Class The begmnlng of the year found thl year s Freshman Class electing olfx cers The results were President lvnn Morse vice presrdent Robert Bon brake SCCI'EtBI'y dnfl tI'C39Lll'CY LIYYIP ean llCl'hOl'1 We i'1lSO Cl'lOSC lvll' QS OUI' Clli dNlSCl Hld HOVN lT'lHy look balk on A Very and successful year due to hr wrllm cooperatron Last fall we enjoyed a hxke and a yery successful Halloween where we danced played games nd had refreshments There were for the best costumes and let dancers Xfter Chrlstmas we had a skatmg party at Cnbson Although we haye had only one Candy sale we have achleved deal toward our Washington nlrlp throu h our dues Our class has many favorable IITIPTCSSIODS as freshmen and we hope to continue feelmgs through our future years nn hugh school Carrle ean Pierson Alderman Bernlce Klopp Allen Ruth Kress Apenowrch Stanley Lamb Baird Donaldme Lewls Barney Arlene Louy party prizes roller great made these secretary and treasurer Charles Ronda erry Leonard Donald Becker Pauhne Black Betty Black Ted Bonbrake Robert Borden Norma Bower Lewis Bradley Betty lou Brown FYBHCIS Buckley Howard Champlain Gordon Clark Alger Cook Mahlon Crumm Evelyn Currerr Mary Danmngburg Paul de Lorrame Harry Demonstoy Robert Devme Lynn Edwards Leola Edwards Mlldred Farr Arthur Faulkner Renda Frost Raymond Cramble, Clarlce Crrldley, Bernard GO0dflCh, Evelyn Grover, Marguerite Hall, Wendel Helton, Claire Hotalmg, Willard Howell, Arthur Hoyt, Audretta Hugglns, Rlchard 'VlcConnell Bertha McDonough Patl'lCla Miller une Miller Mary Miller Pete Mules Mary Morehouse Anne Morse Reuel Vlorse Vernon Norman Mary ane Ohls Harold Payne Wllllam Pxerson Carrie ean Sehauger Phyllls Schoonover Mary Schoonover Harold Scudder Russell Seeley Phay Shumway Clare Shoemaker Robert Smlth Kenneth Sutton Delores Snearly lmmer Dowersby C-eorg lqhom, Marjorxe Trowbridge, Ronald Tucker, Charlotte Warren, Helen Welty, Susan Wheaton, Robert Woodward, Ruth Woughter, Charles . , . , ,M , ' v ' , . , . k . - 2.11 a 'z ' ' ' ' ., . 2 ,, . , - . . . , 7 a 1 . 3 is t f .. .' 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Xa, lm A f fm 'iii aw mg Uv ig' iii ,S ei an 3 1 . my 544511 ' 9 G JUNIOR H GH Activities K - N 2 1 E ESQFSCJST Senlor Band To the stlrrmg rhythms of a l-lungarnan Overture and the melancholly strams of the legend of ueen NlObC Theblan Goddess of Tears the Senior Band of forty nlne members marched to superior ratlngs rn both the Sectlonal and State Finals competltlon festlvals l-lavmg played host to some seventeen hundred muslclans from twenty one different schools of Southwestern New York State on Aprll I2 I3 we motored to the Canandaigua State Flnals to place rn Second DIVISION Class B Next year our alm IS the Nationals o ess The football season gave us opportunlty to dlsplay our thlrty two plece selected maneuverlng band slclllfully led by Drum Major Lorralne Fisher at all home games plus Bath Palnted Post Legion games At the All State clmlc Eastman School of MUSIC Rochester we were represented by a noble aggregation comprlsed of lsabelle Warner Charlotte Burnett Edwin Batchel der Donald Emhlser and Roger McAllister ln October we were glven a unrque experlence that of provldlng music for the Cole lndoor Circus making a successful stand here for the Senxor class fund ln November a concert was rendered at the Town Hall for the Leglon Bazaar ln addxtlon to playmg at all home basketball games the maneuvering band appeared at the Bath game here led for the first txme by the Nlajorettes Hve charming baton twlr lers Thus year we were represented by SIX mstrumental ensembles and four soloists at the Sectlonal program The cornet trlo cornet quartet and clarmet tr1o were advanced to the State Fmals The two brass ensembles recexved a final ratmg of Dlvlslon II at the Albany Natlonals At the Spring Concert for the On to Albany fund we aired several well recelved selections The Memorlal Day parades agaln top off our year s actlvxtles May our band con tmue to Improve under the 8mClCl'lt gurdance of Mr Chappell 4 Q , , ' 1 y l -n 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' , . v 1 1 1 ' ' 1 U 11 . . . 9 ' - . . 1 . . . The Semor Orchestra A good share of our Fall rehearsing was done agam thls year with the Dtrmg Ensemble thus provldmg a nucleus for the Senior Orchestra Our first Fall appearance was at the Semor Play rn October at which tlme Mrs Chap pell appeared as guest plamst At the Chrlstmas Vesper concert we provlded we appeared as guest orchestra at the Lnttle Theatre Gulld play nn the Nlasomc Temple Cornmg Our appearance at the Sectional contest won the acclaim of Dr Whlte who recommended us for Dlvlsxon ll State Fmals m Class B He especxally commended our mstrumentatlon and orchestral tone The Commencement program wnll be our last appearance for the year Much credit lS due to both our concert master Charlotte Burnett and our dlrector Mr Chappell Next year with an augmented strlng sectlon we hope to progress stall further m the orchestral realm 4l I 1 fl l l ,. . . . . . orchestral background for the colorful singing and processional. ln February W-'-'-1:1-5 - -'- i fs' IJ I W-4 ,5e,t.F1 ii- ., 4 V151 Girls' cies Club fc' M. The Girls' Glee Club has at last reached the height of its ambition! 1On May I6, the organization, composed of 47 little Indians, bade adieu to the familiar land mark of Painted Post, and eagerly set off to scalp the Albanians and their guests. lnstead of employing the customary slow methods of lndian travel, we moderns put one over on our ancestors and obtained two school busses. After seven hours of traveling, we halted to obtain our much needed rest at Cobleskill Cabout forty miles from, Albanyii then, in the wee hours of dawn C5:30D, we arose and commenced to travel. As we arrived before our scheduled time to sing, we visited the State Capitol and the Educa- tional Building-all under the excellent guidance of Mr. Hall, but our biggest thrill occurred when we visited Howe's Caverns on our way homeward. On Sunday, we learned that the Clee Club and its famed trio fMarion Thompson, Pat Chamberlin, and june l..eValleyJ had received first division ratings, while our jenny Lind, Pat Chamberlin, was awarded a second division rating. During December, we filled the atmosphere with a 'ipeace on earth, good will toward men attitude by presenting a Christmas concert and by caroling in the streets. We entertained the Woman's Club at the Baron Steuben, won first division ratings at our own Musical Festival, and also at the State Festival in Canandaigua, then to defray the expenses to Albany, we sponsored several candy sales at our school movies, took in subscriptions, and presented another concert that won the acclaim of the audience. This year we elected Dorothy Hedden, Presidentg Betty Brown, secre- tary and treasurer, and Mary Abbott and Mary Alice Dailey, librarians. Upon Mr. Hall we want to shower our sincere gratitude for his enthusi- asm and his tireless efforts in making our trip to Albany possible, upon Mrs. Chappell and Mrs. Tillman our thanks for acting as our accompanists, upon the people of Painted Post our appreciation for the subscriptions they so generously gave, and upon Miss Rosa our deep appreciation for her excellent direction which enabled the Club to have such a successful year. From the bottom of our hearts, we wish her all kinds of luck for the future. -Betty Brown, Secretary unlor Band lne unlor Band comprl ed largely of new recruits has worked dill gently thxs year toward the ulhmate goal of Senior Band membership As a result of our year s work we feel we have gamed a good fundamental know ledge of both group partlclpatnon and muslcal production Next year we plan to utlllze this knowledge ln presentation of musical programs and p0SSlble advancement to the bemor Band Both our class lessons and band rehearsals have been conducted by Mr Chappell 43 N -. Q !-4 . ,Nh . 5 , ' -.X CX' . X . -N Q Q Xl . W V- Ve -9 1 J ' j , . s , - . 1 . . . . , - . . TF Senror Play llhe Senror Class thesprans had a hrlarrous trme producrng Katherrne Kavanaughs three act mrrthquake Oh Professor The coveted role of Mrchael Pemberton rrch handsome playboy rn pursurt of hrs true loxe Patrr cra Andersen Barbara Naylor fell to Charles Craft In order to escape from the clutches of a begurlrng French gold drgger Mademorselle Frfl that s me Budge Batley who had pursued hrm all the way from Parrs he changes places wrth Professor Percrval Countwr ght Skeet Hauff of the Brrxton Academy for Young Ladres As Doctor Arrstolle effectrvely played by Bob Beauter clecrcles to take a vacatron from hr dutres as he d of brrxton and from Mrss Fredrrka hrs competent yet rather antrquated secretary ackre Montgomery Mr Pemberton has the run of the school What fun for the student body Ruthre Troll as Belle Dot Hedden as ean l'od Godley as Bertha and Mary Abbott as Fluff To clrmax the mrx up rmmy Andersen rrch playboy frrend of Mrchael s who rs tryrng to escape berng put rn a lunatrc asylum shows up He Jorns the student body dressed lrke a grrl as Emrly Andersen Prnky Thompson stole the show wrth hrs dual role Oh yes and ake the Janrtor alras Kenny Gee succeeded rn provrdrng many laughs The natural endrng finally untangles the mrx up Mrchael gets hrs true love Patty Mlle Frfl decides to be true for the first trrne rn her lrfe to the real Professor Courtwrrght rmmy Emrly Andersen and Fluff get together whrle the prrze catch rs that reeled rn by Freclrrka Dr Arrstolle At a late date due to uncontrollable condrtrons une Le Valley very aptly took over Eleanor Godley s Bertha Oh Professor was a success rndeed rn both the frnancral and entertarnment outcome l'hrs success for the most part was due to the trreless efforts of Mrss Betty Hayford the drrec or lncrdently rn memory of Oh Professor Mrss Hayford has kept two pretty goldfrsh now thrrvrng happrly one Frh one Fredrrka E. Batley the vrllaness 44 1 - Q - . w . . . . . . 1 . 1- f -1 ' 1 1 - . . . . Y 1 1 1 1 1 1 - . . . . . 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 . , 1 . I . .W . F 3 . 1 . .5 :A , 1 1 .I Y . . , 1 .I 1 ' ' J 1 1 . 1 . . . . . 1 1 - 1 .I 1 1 ' ' 1 . rr . 11 1 . . . . .P 1 . . 1 1 .1 1 tr 11 1. 11 , . Y - . . rr -1 . 1 , ' 1 . ' 1 Glrl Scouts Troop Leaders o m Troop Margaret Wood Edna Smith Ruth Craig 1 Pearl Wemesfelder lVlrs Walter Webb ullette Low the founder of the Girl Scouting ln the United States set forth these rules for all Girl Scouts to remember They are To play fair To play ln your place To play for your side and not for yourself The Spmt of Scoutlng may be summed up brlefly as the work of fnend lme s and cheerful service There are now over 65 girls ln Painted Post who are trymg to llve up to the Scout Promlse Upon my honor l will try To do my duty to God and my country To help other people at all tlmes To obey the Curl Scout Laws 45 N . ' 4 22 2 ' 6 l 3 Freda Adsit I6 2C 25 J . , . . . . Y Boy Scouts The past year has been a very happy and successful one for us Last summer we had one of the largest representatlons at Camp Gorton m Steuben Area Some of our Scouts received awards at the Court of Honor at Camp Gorton Mr Brunner left us last summer and this fall we needed a new Scout master The new Scoutmaster IS George Klrby The assistant Scoutmasters are Lawrence Kelley and La Rens La Borde The Jumor assrstant Scoutmaster ls Carl Velle and Milton Alderman IS Semor Patrol Leader Patrol leaders were appomted and now Troop 29 IS running smoothly The patrols have colorful names such as Flaming Arrows Beavers lndlans Eagles and Hawks Troup 29 now numbers nearly sixty and each and every one of us are lookmg forward to a year of more camping hlklng and good times Donald Watklns Scribe 46 .W .,,-......... vs 'fh,fi V . fy .. ,, h I 8 .J ., 1 ' 1 '-Fw' - .' '. 'M . Y Y 7 , . .. , . . az. V L Soon after schoo bells called us back to Pamted Post l-hgh the Library Councll held a reorgamzatron meeting Three new members Helen enks Carrie ean Plerson and Clarlce Gamble were elected along with the new offxcers Ethel Batley preslclent and Gladys Crlfflths secretary The council was hostess to Northslde at an Informal party m February and by the Acad emy at a sprmg tea m May We have been very active during the year wlth our llbrary duties and socnal partres We held a theatre party rn March and Lnbrary Sprmg cleamng and party m May At present we are planning a completely lnterary program for our une meetmg Much of the success of the Council IS due to Mrs Wllklnsons efforts dunng the past I0 years she has been our llbranan Followmg are the members Helen enks Carrxe ean Pierson Clarlce Gamble Pauline Wxlcox Alrce Tletje Loulse Cloos Audrey Boughton Bar bara Naylor Evelyn Davrs Gladys Crlfflths Marianna Kelley Dorothy Hedden acquelme Montgomery Audrey Cloos Ethel Batley and Mrs Lloyd Wllklnson Ethel Batley 4 7 ,:'2 ' :f4'l,: 11224 ' 7 -I . 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J ' , , - Arrowhead Every Tuesday durlng the school year you wlll Fmd the Arrowhead staff holdmg xts weekly meetlng ln Room I3 nn the Grammar gchool lnhe Arrowhead the elementary school newspaper IS publlshed monthly lt contains news as well as llterary contrlbutlons from the entlre school One hundred and fifty coples are usually prmted Thls year a speclal program Issue of 500 copies wa prmted for the lVlus1c Festlval The staff members who are regular ln then attendance and fulflll thexr responsnbllltxes are rewarded at the close of the semester wlth a blue and white Arrowhead emblem The soclal hlghllghts of this years staff was a vlslt to the Corning Leader offlces and a Chrlstmas party ARROWHEAD STAFF FALL I 939 Edxtor Ruth Payne Asslstant Edltor ack Lagerbom News Reporters LOIS ohnson Shlrley Buckley Florence Cross Shirley Randall Llterary Alice Reed Genevleve Wlnnle Art Geraldlne Hickey Georgia Cross Buslness Manager Horace Shauger Assistant Manager Dick Webster ARROWHEAD STAFF SPRING I 940 Editor Horace Shauger Asslstant Editor Shlrley Randall News Reporters Patty Stewart Betty Waxbel ohn Carey Literary Ellen Regan Ruth Reed Norma Lou Pre ton Art Charles Lagerbom oseph Fuck Barbara Nevxll Business Manager erome Cheney Staff Aclvlser Mlss Dorothy Nowak 48 L . 1 1 ' , . S . 1 . . . . 1 .. - . , ,J 1 , J . , , , , 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 Q 1 , ,J , , , , -. , ,J , , 1 , 1 - Pamted Post Future Farmers The Pamted Post Chapter of the Future Farmers of AIIICYICB IS now completing its second uccessful year The responsrbnhty of leadershlp for the current year was delegated to the following officers President Davxd l-lovey Vlce presldent Ammon Titus Secretary Robert l.. Smlth Treasurer Wllllam Ford Reporter Fred enck enks Watch dog Arnold Steves and Adviser Laurence Dedrlck Our program of work lncludes the followmg actlvltles September Participated m judging and exhlbltlon at Bath Fair October lmtnated green hands study Parliamentary Procedure November Hold candy sale and secure complete chapter equlpment December Hold Chrxstmas party anuary Partnclpate m Judgmg events and county meetlng at Bath Febru ary Partlclpate ln Judgmg events and State F F A meetlng at Cornell March Trip to Buffalo stock yards G L F plant Nlagara falls ancl cost account farms Aprll Attend meetmg on cooperatnve marketmg at Bath take Home Economlcs Club on roller skatmg party May Attend F F A Held day at Canlsteo Select outstandlng boy for county F F A degree une-Hold outdoor meeting and pxcnlc uly Attend Delhl judging tour August Partlclpate ln Judging events and state F F A meeting at State Fair Throughout the year Strive to carry on approved practxces ln Our supervised practnce program and mamtam hugh tandards of cla s room work This program has been educatlonal as well as profitable ln competxtlon at Bath Farr we won five blue ribbons out of ten entrles and carrled away twenty five dollars m pnzes Our teams placed well ln all the other competl tlon From our project program we made an average mcome of sixty one dollars per member The hlghest lndxvldual labor mcome was two hundred and seventy dollars The dlversxty of our actlvxtles has led to the development of sound busx ness ablllty thrift leader hlp and cooperatlon Robert L Smlth Secretary 49 w 1. S . - 1 n ' , 1 1 ' s v 1 ' .I v ' 1 y v - y T . ' ' 1 , ' -' I T n J - y - 1 . . . 1 -1 , . . . , 1 'L 5 1 , 1 . . - , . . . , J , J - , S S - - - :s Q . Q n - - n Poster Staff Editor Paul Schiller Art Hugh Putnam Llterature Patty Ann Chamberlin Marlon Thompson Senior Editor Betty Brown Boys Athletlcs Harry Mxlllgan Glrls Athletlcs ean Wllson ean Fmgar Humor Don ohnson Snapshots Charles Calkms BUSINESS MANAGEMENT AND ADVERTISING Bernard Durkm Clyde Cook Floyd Knapp Gordon Morse Harry Haefell Evelyn Davxs Louise Cloos Audrey Boughton Vlrgmla Dann Donald Watklns CIRCULATION Marguerite Morse Madolyn Harrls Paulme ackson Erma House Ruth McClintock Dorothy Prutsman Mary Troy Dorothy Hamllton Charlotte Burnette Vnvlan Whlte john Woodard Donald McCarty Bob Blackman ack Mosher Theodore Wurth TYPISTS Theodore Wurth Dorothy Prutsman Louise Cloos Vlrgmla Olmstead Madolyn Harrls FACULTY ADVISERS Alfreda Andersen Kenneth Cllcquennol Norman Phelps PHOTOGRAPHY Wllllam banford 50 y 1 . .- .1 . J . 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J . 1 , , 1 1 1 1 . , ,J 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 Athletics N ffl' If I ,J Its row Randolph ohnson Nlrllrgan Walrath Cotter Vang Bllls Holllster Walrath Batchelder Hammond Schlller Znd row Coach Colllster Manager Glen ames Peterson Hall Graham Velxe Walnwrlgbt Hayes Decker Woodard Hamel lrvay Manager ChlCk McCarty 3rd row Calkms Horn Putnam enks Mosher Champlam Borden Beauter Hanshaw Note Football mascots Rock Schlller Dlck Reed Wlth Coach Colllster as head coach and the addltlon of George Brltt as lme coach the Pamted Post lndlans agam worked thelr way to the champion shlp Six cogs were taken from last year s team and the coaching staff set to work to find replacements The football machlne was completed and put to test at Camsteo It proved to be a success and they came home wlth a favor able 25 to 0 victory Next the team traveled to Owego where they slipped through the mud to make four touchdowns and convert an extra pomt The game was played under a drlvmg ram but lt was an excellent game The school was glven a new athletlc Held thls year and our next game was played at nts decllcatlon Watklns Glen VlSltCd the Post and were sub dued by a score of I9 to 6 A week later Horseheads Hugh School vlslted our grldxron and went home sufferlng a 24 to 0 defeat The lndlans next played host to a heavy Waverly eleven The team dropped then' only game of the season and thxs came after a very hard and even battle The Waverly aggregatxon was allowed only one goal and xt really had to work for that Once agam we met our old frlends Elmira Heights and were vxctotrlous ln defeatmg them I9 to 0 The lndlans showed plunging ablllty and opened up a very accurate passing attack 52 I I 'Jpulv A l 4 1 I : I 7 L aI Y Y Y , : 1 7 1 Y ul Y Y . Y , Football s , I. U J wx ,A . 7 Q0 lx l 'Q5.., Wnth a Llttle Brown ug donated by the Pamted Post and Bath American Legions as a trophy to be ln the possession of the wlnner of the annual game between Haverlmg Hugh and Pamted Post the two teams clashed to declde the fate of the Jug The Posters were agam vlctonous and the season ended IH a close 7 to 6 ball game We wish to extend our appreclatlon to those who were responsible for our new athletlc fleld and to thank our loyal supporters who never failed to cheer and help the team m time of need We are very fortunate m having fine unlforms and equipment and we want everyone to know we apprecnate the help given us ln gettmg them The I939 football schedule was Opp P P H S Caf1lStCO Watkins Glen Horseheads Waverly Elmira Heights Bath Bud Mxlllgan 5 3 ' .. .. ....,. -O 25 Owego .. ..,,..,.,.. 0 26 ' .. ...,... 6 I9 , ........, 0 24 .. . .... 7 0 ' ' .,,,,,.... 0 I9 ,.. . ..,... . U6 7 Basketball Wnth varlous scalps added to thelr collection from football season the lndlans donned thelr flashy blue and red uniforms and with their usual deter mmatlon to subdue the foes they entered the fray The team showed the fighting spmt and played wlth good sportsmanship whlch IS the best qualxty any team can possess The season began wxth two games with Horseheads The Warrxors scalped their way through the schedule Wlnnlng nlne games and losing slx The jumor Varslty also formed a league thls year and had a very suc cessful season The 1939 40 basketball schedule follows OPP Horseheads Horseheads Elmlra Heights Canlsteo Bath C F A PPHS Northside Hornell Waverly C F A Northslde Waverly Opp PPHS Team members Bills Mulligan Alderman Hammond Coach Colllster ohnson Hollister Vang Randolph Bud Mulligan 4 27 3l ' ,... H25 34 MM22 30 ,,,..s.,44 46 ' ' M30 25 ' fm. ...32 29 Hornell , . , .... 20 25 Bath . , . , , . , ,27 32 ' .. ..,. 24 41 . . . ....., H34 29 .. ...... 44 I5 ' . 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' . , 5 Ha 2nd row Mr Hall Manager Ken Graham Randolph Decker ohnson Hall Morse Manager Kenyon Coach Colllster 3rd row Payne Morse Champlain Shoemaker Champlain Hanshaw Beauter Griffiths Mascot immie Wilder Baseball l 940 Although weather conditions prohibited outside practice until about a week before the first game the determined lndlans practiced hard and under good coaching started the season by clipping Addison I l to 3 Following this tilt two five inning practice games were played with Campbell and Savona The team took these games with ease and were set to start their league play The team played a good brand of baseball but were overcome in the next three games They dropped two to Northside and one to C F A The followmg week they hit their stride and C, F A suffered a 5 to 0 defeat This victory put the team ln good spirits to trip Haverllng High 9 to 3 and complete the l940 season with a 625 average The 1940 baseball schedule Opp P P H S Addison Northside C I' A Northside C F A Bath Savona Campbell Bud Milligan 55 ia 20 S . W 'WH . Y 3 1 ' VX , x. K 4 Y'tl Q ' a rro' , lst row: Smith, Hamel, Walrath, Hammond, Hollister, Milligan, Peterson, ll : . , , , , -I , 3 . . 3' 'li i i 1' ' . . 7 2 . 1. . , I8 4 , ' 8 3 . . . 0 5 3 9 2 9 0 6 Glrls lnterclass Champs Although competntnon was exceptlonally keen thus year the unlor gurls capably captamecl by ean Wilson once agam kept class traclltlon by captur mg the coveted tltle of lnterclass Champs Scores of lnterclass games unlors vs Senlors Sophomores vs Freshmen Freshmen vs umors Freshmen vs Semor 6 6 Sophomores vs unlors Freshmen vs unlors 7 2 Sophomores vs Semors Sophomores vs Freshmen Freshmen vs Semors Sophomores vs umors ean Wilson eanne Flngar .. . . , J . . ' j ' . ' .......,, l5-9 ' ....,. -3 . ...5-I0 . ' -..8-I3 Seniors vs. Sophomores ,... I9 - 9 Seniors vs. juniors ,........ 6-9 ' 4..,.. 8-I6 . .. l-I4 . ' .,..... -2 . ' ...... 8-I6 . J ' ..., I-30 .J ' .,... 3-I6 .J ' J I 56 Interclass Basketball The Senior boys captured the l940 lnterclass Basketball Champlonshxp from a determmed umor team ln an excellent tournament The tournament was played m two halves the wmner of the first playmg the wmner of the second A fast sharp hootmg umor class worked their way to wmnmg the first round but they were halted m the second half of the tournament by a smooth working qumtet who played a llttle over their heads The two teams clashed ln an excltlng play off game and the Semors showed their superiority by wmnmg the very close game I6 to I5 The object of these annual Interclass games xs to promote better sports manshnp ln the school and provide a few weeks of extra recreatlon for the boys ln the school The tournament slogan was Give take play hard play falr have fun and may the best team wm the Interclass Tournament and the Tillman Trophy The lnterclass scores were Ist half 2nd half Freshmen 9 Semors I0 umors Sophomores I9 sophomores I3 unlors I7 SCDIOYS Freshmen I2 Sophomores I2 Semors I I umors Freshmen I6 Freshmen I6 umors Zl Semors I Sophomores I2 Freshmen I 3 Sophomores I5 Seniors umors I0 umors 26 Semors I3 Sophomores I4 Freshmen 24 Play off Semors I6 umors I5 57 y ,S . J. . .. 1 1- NI. . A -J. . 29- - . J. H- -J. . 4- - . I4-J. J. - . - . FJ. Glrls Intramural Captalns When the first call for candidates sounded many gurls turned out to par tlclpate rn all the mtramural sports The first call was for soccer and as few gxrls turned out no teams were formed therefore we had only scrlmages Then basketball began and many glrls came out for thns sport In the bas ketball clashes that followed the Red Devils captamed by Lucky Chnlds emerged vlctorlous Now softball I8 m full swmg May the best team wm ean Wllson eanne Fmgar 58 n Q . ' - ' s , . a ' ' an . -1 . U u - 1 v Cheer Leaders Our cheer leaders were very much ln evxclence during the football and basketball seanson and the yells which they so enthuslastlcally led chd a great deal to keep our team spmt up throughout the games l.. Klock ,I Childs M Abbott B Naylor C Vanclerhoof 59 Literary Looklng Over Qld Photographs Ladies and gentlemen you are now llstenmg to station P P H S broadcasting from the top of the Town Hall Painted Post New York Our subject for today will be old photographs taken forty years ago for the nme teen forty edltlon of the Poster Each of the persons dx cussed was at that time ln the umor class and rf any person whose name IS read will call at this statlon hefore Midnight May l 1980 he will recerve the sum of five dollars The first person l see as l look at the photos IS a respectable crtlzen and mayor of the most progressne vlllage m New York State Robert Blackman IS now growing old but he stlll has the old pep m hum The next person whose plcture l see IS Bernard Durkm manager of a group of chaln stores In New York and Pennsylvama He has not grown an mch smce this picture was taken forty years ago Next we come upon Paul Schlller who IS at the head of one of our most promlnent Art Studlos His success IS due to the same consclentrous effort that he dlsplayed as edrtor of our nxneteen forty year book Now we turn to the falrer sex and l hnd first a photograph of that prima donna of the Nletropolltan Patty Chamberlln who has toured Europe for ten years Probably the happiest of all the girls IS Marguerlte Morse who finally found the rlght man for a husband Together wlth their three chll dren they are now enjoying life on a farm The most pathetic of all IS a plcture of Marlon Thompson who was killed twenty years ago m an arrplane crash near Houston Texas She was trylng one of her famous power dlves when the rlght wlng crumpled She dldnt have a chance poor girl And so ladies and gentlemen thus concludes our broadcast for the eve nlng Next week we wlll discuss the new book Remedles for lndlgestlon wrltten by those world famous authors ack Calkins and Harry Mllllgan This IS the Man of Facts saying Good nlght Floyd Knapp 4l School Romances This IS Sargle your school reporter brlngmg to you news of the latest romances at P P H S Flash' lt seems that nn the Freshman class tho they re much too young a certam Sud Penewxtch has a new flame by the name of Mary Norman This httle romance has caused much heartbreak for we all know Sud as the Clark Gable of his class Flash! There seems to be a sllght dlfflculty over who stands where ln the affections of Kenny Graham The two contestants? None other than Mary Allce Daily and our own Wilbur ln the umor class romance rs HOUI'lSl'llI'lg The most sensatxonal scoop of the year IS the news that the mseparable Ginny and Doug comblnatron has gone on the rocks The cause of the separatron rs In the form of a certain tall handsome umor lad and now Dougs wonderlng what Dons got that he alnt got And have you heard the latest about Emmy3 Well xt seems that a certam young boy from Penn Yan missed her so much that he went all the way to Canandangua to peek mto her pretty blue eyes and say Oh Tommy lmagme ntl Tckl Tek! 6 . . , . .. -- y . . . . , 1 , - . . .. 11 . ' . S .I 1 1 1 1 , . 1 ' 1 1 v . 1 1 ' 1 , . . u , . - 11 . . . 1 - . , - 1 1 . . . U . - - H . , 1 , J - . . . lt . u , . 1 l 1 1 1 , v . . . . . , I . .. . 11 . 1 1- . U . . . -1 . 11 .I 1 - . . .- . -1 . . -4 no . . . . , 1 . 1 , J . 4. . 1 1. ' 1 . . .1 H 1 1 ' u While Pat Chamberlin was down plckmg out a new musical instrument they gave her a cello and Included Bud Nllllxgan for good measure P S She kept Bud The Post fellows are beginning to wonder what s the matter with them Pmky and Chuck are the first to wonder wnth une centermg her allChlI0l1 on a certam L F A athlete Doc stopped pursuing Weezer when he found that her heart belonged to Paul CC F A agam And didnt our local boys slt up and take notice when Buclgne and Tony started datmg Bob and ohnny Too bad fellows The Kelley Hammond romance was bounced rlght out of the rlng Somethmg went wrong somewhere O K fellows here s your chance! Even though Toddy IS keeplng Hurb out tlll all hours there seems to be a melancholy glmt ln her eye when Nl Stratton s name IS mentloned Are we rlght Tod 3 Of course we have our Senlor steadles By name Dort and Ken y Txsh and Wayne Bet and Darrell They re a feudm rlght now but we rather suspect what wrth prmg ln the alr and all that the love bnrds wxll be coomg agam before long Last but not least there IS a certam towhead who IS wandermg aimlessly about searching for someone really nlce to love but until then girls lll take over That bemg all l rernam your prying reporter Day of a Student at Palnted Post Hlgh Well lm a llttle earlner than usual this mormng It s only ten mmutes after nme Thats the one thlng about me l don t understand being late for school Perhaps lts because the desire to get there Isnt great enough to mduce any actxon This mornmg however It was due to the fact that Clowes dldnt bang thenr oven door when they looked at the toast Some tnmes rf Mr Clowe remembers he squeaks the oven door to what should be the tune of My Love for You or l Wlsh I Was Smgle Agam About that tlme the sound waves start penetratmg the thnckness of the two plllows l have placed on top of my ears and l must get up and go to school Hlstory class rs ln an uproar as usual lr seems that Mr Bntt was trymg to help someone ln answermg a question about prlvlleges of Congressmen ln referring to the fact that their transportatlon rs free he asked Klocky how Congressmen get to Congress Klocky knows trolley cars So the day progresses at a hectlc pace Donald Boylan half scares me to death wlth Wnlbur hrs pet snake Golly dont you just love Emmys ha1r3 Hey thar Davis got your French done3 What good are you? Gee l m hungry Wonder lf l can borrow a n1ckel3 By some unkown means l always manage to stumble mto Engllsh class at about the rlght txme What s going on here3 A scholastrc test! Why doesn t someone tell me these thmgs3 l wonder how Andersen always man ages to unearth the very thmgs l forgot to study My xt s a beautiful day Wish l had someone to sknp with me uarter of eleven wonder lf Smitty ls up yet What' Fifty elght on a scholastic test! Why l didnt even hear half the questions lt s unfair unjust' 63 7 - J J - , . . . K . . ., , . , . .. . . . . n v v - ' - r S Q , . . . . . , I Y '11 U -Sargie Burnett, '4l , . - , , . a u Q ll , , - . , . . . , . . . ' , . , . lr IS with a slgh of rellef that l acknowledge the 3 30 bell If only l didnt have to stay for berng late' Mlght as well get ll over with and l trudge mto the OHICC The Gods be praised' M1 s McMahon has forgotten about my bemg late and thinks lm paying a socnal call Hello there she ays How s your mother and your darlmg llttle dog3 Dear l wlsh l had a dog My what a day' Goodnes lm hungry! Guess lll get a chocolate bar Well come ln and see me agam' Goodbye' lmagme my dlsmay on flndmg my locker completely empty Burns de has been at It agaln Where s my French book and my dear llttle Engllsh Prose that lve had ever smce l started being a ben1or3 Eureka' There s my grammar rn Mr Cllcquennol waste basket l thmk lll see what l can End ln Mr Britt s room l collect my books and proceed to the front entrance which l don t go through yet Aunt Rosle Mor e the Janltor offers me a rude m hrs canvas roller waste basket It turns out to be a rather bumpy rlde mlxed wlth a dash of pencll shavlngs and paper wads but l thoroughly enjoy It l thmk l had better go home and rest now It s been a pretty hectlc day' E Batley Smg Slng Sing mg Deep rn the reverxe that solltude brings l srt meclltatmg meditating on happy school days at dear old Pamtecl Post Hugh Who would ever thmk that su h a olxd respectable buxldlng housed so many Hour shlng romances mtnmate frlendshlps Look at all the rural hearts that have been elated and broken enhanced by the spell of the old thlrd story School days not set to the tune of a hickory stlck but to the repetltlon of one popular song after another It eems to me that each was written for a particular fellow student of mme You can t make me belleve that Oh ohnny Oh ohnny how yOu can love wa n t made to order for Tom to murder on the way to study hall Dort and Kenny are always ln the Mood Chatterbox seems to flt qlllte a few grrls l know llke Weezer Cloos une LeValley or Hammy Then lsn t there a lyrlcal lme about a teacher Then maybe s he ll be good to US and keep us after chool Exactly the c se of a few sophomore lads who shall be nameless ln Hayford s home room and a few Senlor lassles Ill never tell concernmg Professor Brltt' Bxllsy early learned ln llfe that You Have to be a Football Hero to get along wlth a glrl as cute as Txshy Sarge complains Ma He lsnt Making Eye at Me whlle Skeeter croons I.-l1Cky Lucky Me Toddxe querle Marzy Malzy Give Me Your Answer Do' Carefree Burnslde boasts Foot loose and Fancy Free Pat Walnrlght m referring to a certam baske ball game sings Foot loose and Pantsy free By the way Mary and Klocky was someone Careless5 And Kelley and Baldy are there No Regrets 3 ln remembrance of the P G s lets dedicate Way Back m I939 A D Probably by thls time xmmy Cotter remember3 rs Slftglng It Happened on the Beach at Ball Ball Ah Gmny You re Lovely to Look At Doug gone rt' To clear old ackle Some Day My Prlnce Wlll Come As for you Barbie one of the favorltes of all tlmes msplred by your lofty brows Sophlslcated Lady Pat Let s Smg Agaln Emmy could we have a peep m Your Little Red Book 3 Pinky shouts l Love the Llfe l Lxve Bette and Crosby looks to me lnke Love 64 - . 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J . .. , . . y . . .. . . - v , . . , .. . . .. .. . . , , - , , ,, . .. . .. - 1 y ' ,, . . -y - u 1 ' ' fhy Nelghbor lrofessor Llowe after klddmg her about her cooking Holy Smoke Can t You lake 1 oke3 llcy Audretta arent you Rldln too llrgh J lo Davis and Bou hton Let Yourself Co that also goes for Xrt Hall but Lharlle Craft you cl hetter not Hold Tight Last of all little thumb hlgh lumbar ns perfect for Scatter brams Wont somebody write a song for me3 lve lots of ood suggestions You m1r.,ht name lt l m Smltten Budge Batley 40 l hope We Wrmnder Why l ever dexf oped that grouch Teachers all say Youll et thrs on regents so llsten Pupils walt untll regents week to study Mr Downey doesnt throw several pests out of sxxth period English class Pud Shoemaker hkes red heads Both Qloos lrls thlnk that Cormng ns such a nlce place Skeet Haufl: has suddenly become serlous Bob B1 elow stlll has that lonesome look rn hrs eyes when he looks Red Woodard always wants to know why Ken Graham thinks beanstalks are so heavenly no offense meantl The Kelley Hammond romance has gone on the rocks Wally Brown looks all washed up Can It be the flood5 arge Burnett lrke-. Hunks and towheads Tod goes around slngmg Don t Worry About Me eanne Flngar doesnt take anyone serlously for does she3 une LeValley won t glxe our local boys a break ack Calkms stlll has a leanm toward blondes Doc Schrller has changed his mlnd about red heads could lt be a saxophone player3 Art Hall is so glrl shy Gmny Dann s only Interests now are Don and horses Bud lVl1ll1gan want to take slngmg lessons and we dont mean from lVl1ss Rosa Emmy Thompson turns her head to watch the Fords go by Chuck McCarty s mterest hes ln the Senior class Pat Chamberlm has lost her hckleness and settled down can rt be the real thlng at last3 Don ohnson doesnt move on the Canada Road and save shoe leather Sanford always has a good ahbl ean Muller s mterest toward Qornlng has died Davxs doesn t publlsh a book of some of her jokes Beartowners have such an mterest ln Kelley Vvhy we ever started thls thmg MT 6 . .QI H. J ' N C' . . A - D' .J . .. . . - . -' 4 J 1 is J. .l f . at . J ' , t ' ' - ' - - .J. 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C. - '4l 5 My First GirI My first g1rI was a stram on my better nature For mstance I asked her lf that tight fittlng costume dldn t affect her clrculatxon and she said N I circulate twlce as much She had a one track mlnd Yeah keepmg traCk of me Kisses are the Ianguage of Iove so she sald and she spoke to darn near everybody Im a tonic for you she chlrped and I guess she was rlght for she got ln my halr When we quarreIed I dldn t try to dodge the Issue I dodged the crockery If she had been as hot as her temper We W0l1Id never have quarreled When we wouId spI1t and friends asked me how I was takmg lt Id reply By the gallon That was the trouble wlth her she knew all the answers and all the questlons The Iast time we parted she qult me because of a blonde s faIImg halr She sa1d I was just a pm head using another woman s shoulder for a cushlon DOIlBId OI'll'l on GM Every day Knobby seemed to be drawn farther and farther mto the quagmlre of poor marks Whenever confronted by a feIIow student about his poor marks Knobby complalned about not havlng enough tlme to do the research work My day s schedule IS FlIIed and the onIy extra tlme I have for myseIf IS at nlght and you don t thunk I m gomv to stay home the onIy tlme I have for pIay Knobby asserted when I brought the subject before him I saw you at the dance Iast mght Boy wasnt C-Ienn IVI1IIer good3 he ventured Then I answered before the words were out of hls mouth He was darn good I thunk you shouId study thou h mstead of rammmg around mghts Nights' Knobbv excIa1med I couIdnt studv nl htel After a moment s thought he added Im plavlng for C IVI now It Iooks as lf I can beat vour grades thus month A mxschxevous grln crept across hls face PIavlng for C IVI C IVI I mused as I wax ed a hastv good bye to Knobbv C IVI oh' ohI oh' I Iet out a whoop That guV Knobbv can t be plavmg m Glenn IVIxIIer s orche tra wlth that age oId horn of his But I saw hum taIkmg to Glenn at the dance Iast night I argued Wen I wonder Anvwav I can take lt easv thls month He can t beat my marks and play for Clenn IVI1IIer too Knowmg that I couId sI1p mv homework and snll beat Knohh I found myself taklng ln evervthlng from square dances to ba ebaII games On one of these excursions I met mv doom After a French Club meeting I was passing the Ilbrarv rooms on the wav to mv Iocker to get my coat when I noticed a shadow Hrck past the windows gr1mIv outlined bv a half hldden moon A ch1II ran up mv some as I crept cIose to the door hugged the waII and Iet out short gasps whxch under ordinary c rcumstances wouId be caIIed outIets of breath In thl case It couIdn t be for I had no breath Belng ajar the door opened at mv touch I sllpped s1IentIy mto the room and stole closer to the thlef who was doing somethlng by a dlm Ilght IH the far corner of the Ixbrary A dull click above my head made my teeth rattle Ilke a Ford 5 bolts 66 - , , 0, ' ' 1 v , . I 7 ' . . . - J S -- 41 . . . Y X 'D , . . , 7 CY . , ,, , . . . 2' .. S - ll u 1 U 7 , X, F V ' ' . v . S v - , . Cn seeing it was only the clock, l continued-the clock! It was fully an hour past my usual bed time. Well, l had no work to do. The reports were coming out in two days, and l had Knobby's marks beaten by six lengths. l was sure of that. With this reassurance, l crept closer. That person's countenance was beginning to take on features now He was Knobby' l exclaimed What in the world3 ust doing a little research was the taunting reply But you told me you were playing for Glenn Miller l hopefully argued Who said nything about Glenn lVliller3 Knobby lnnocently queried as he assembled his papers and walked toward the door l just told you I was playing for Q1 M and that could mean lots of things for instance Good Marks' l sank into the nearest chair and visualized a horned head and a three pronged pitch fork as lsnobby vanished into the darkness of the hall G M Good Marks V Well l e Lee Northway 40 The Farmhand He IS the man behind the plow The man who wears the muddy boots f uiet Tlmld Ambitious Working day after day for a few dollars Careless of dress llrfflclent lnlller of the soil His footsteps are the first to echo through the dawn lighted house Strong sure heavy His voice is the hrst to break the grey silence of the dew covered fields Deep penetrating peaceful His hands are the first offered when ome task is suggested Mighty caloused certain His soul is given freely to the job he calls his profession Calm pure noble He joins the family at meal tim consuming great plates of food birds chant lullabies he sits on the step with the family and listens care And when the stn i being wallowed by the mightiness of night and the birds chant lullabyes he it on the step with the family and listens care lessly to their talk of the past present and future But he does not listen with the ear of one who is interested for he is peeflni, off into the hadows of the to nm ni ht nd thinking of his own past present and future He is the man behind the plow The man who wears the muddy boots lihe man we call the farmhand Frank Bennett 42 67 , i.,.1-... 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' . 1 , - , . ii 1 Hey ou You SPINOI' Last night ln that pale punk dress you wore You were the lovellest of all l held you close and we danced and ddI1CPd Last nlght at the Senlor Ball The Howers l sent were tucked m your half T e musnr was slows and sad The lxghte were low and you were near bo my heart was soarmv and glad Tonlght you are gone and l am alone Yet l Wall at your beck and call For l cant forget all the fun we had Last night at the qenlor Ball Tom Allen 40 The Mode FH Glll Youl With that cute Phxzzog You have the fellas all re smart lt s true ln your vamplsh style and It s Your door step the fellas plle re clever too But you re out of date cause Boys come first and girls can Wdlt l very night you dream s You Your You The Of those boys whom you ye hooked omrny ohnny George and Wherever they are you re sure ta go ve got em all Rlght under your finger borne hang on but the wlse ones linger you re just the gal They re all looking for You keep them awake and are nexex a hore style ls outlandlsh As one might say You are tlght And your hlps swung and sway look to me Like a sign of red pamt If your ranny could see you she cl surely famt shoes you wear Wlth the heels so hl h Make people lool-L up as you go by l dont understand you You You ve sure got em all Short ones the cute ones the homely and a can teach em all The latest trucks cause ln school You major m neckonomxcs Patty Lloos 42 68 h '. 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' I y I Artist I pamt mv dreama on cohwebs llhey are too fragile and ITHDQIIOYY lo he painted on Canyai I mm my palnt wxth Stardust I 1 ment lb too mundane and Innate To he ueed nn my dreams I make my brushes of thlstle down 21 tee are too ar too oufr They spoll my dreame I show mv dreams to all the world Doe the world stop and loolc3 'No lt lau hs an pae es OH Torn Allen 40 lVIus1r Ih llltm la7y meo y Int: rrupts my rex erle Itlls me ln its tuneful way Of the life and loxe that are mme tudxy Of lulle ful skies that SITIIIC at me Of happy days Ive vet to see That S the way I hear lt sun I Ile 5 heyond for I am young, Sha hears the -,ame sweet low refram To her lt IS a tune of pam Memornts of yesteryear Iho passlng of 'somebody dear Ihr strut, le pam the Jov and stuff Xncl tender moments that were 1 L lhxt N the way to her It Q to d ls Qpcnt for s e IS 0 Farewell Youth Ive outgrown my dolls and my hat md my ball Short dre9seS revealing my knees Cone are my days of Coppers and rohbc Wlld lndl mn md LIIITIIUIHL, up trees C-one are the days when lt dxdnt matter If I acted the least hlt uncouth n now I must try t aet c 1 Lone ls my carefree youth' Ive come to the s. when thlnt K. matter Q anc hp tlck an no s ye outx.,rown my d ,IIS in my Int mt my D lVIom thrown 1 x xy all my toy Ou tycrvom hoclxecl at my antlcs at Ny .4 the to tum sc Cu e try to e l shou n Farevn ell to my once happy youth' Marlon lxhompbon -IU 70 3.2! 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Sonnet to I3 I3 H S You xe heen my hcme the-e four years X four years hlled with fun had md CTIFCI and frlgffed Now I m Qorry that lt Q clone I hate so much to leave you Hate at Ixst to see lt encl S I xe 2 rown to love you You re not 1 srhool hut 1 frlend I can t fmrget the footh III frames 'X the xwemhlles, and dances Then the homevs orlc so much hated Xncl tho'-.e ally hl h sehool romancee But that 1 past and 1 one now My hl Im school claye are clone I End It hard to Say goodbye Beeauic It Waa auch fun Tom Xllen The Ternpter Into the room swept the wind so free 1stI1n incl tx me and tu Inf at If Ile puehecl mv pxpers on the floor n tm Incl my halr and slunmcd the oor Ile ehouted C ome out and run with me Ile he 1 eCI xnd texsed and tempted me e 1 hed of pine trees In my ear X XOICC clroned on I dldnt hear I e 5 outecl loud voice ws is ost 'Ho they shut hlm out ln tht Q wld sharp rc st But an etho rem uned incl touched my hxlr n WIIINIJPTCCI C ome out' But I Clldnt ITC Dorothy Heclden 40 Trylng to Grow Thln I'ryln to 1 row thxn IS a problem to rne III buy any solutnon at a nornlnal fee I haxe chetfd and exercised untxl Im worn out But I am t1II cletermlned that I wont he btout I pronahlx rnw thin at sexenty ye Vifhen I am on my death bed md hardly alne 1 ut that no tl n to be nlcc anfl t ID or then I cou Q Ind no e xrt to mln So wont you help me lose some wenvhtl I ye Ioet all hope IH OICI man fate Xvouldn t I he a su ht for sore ey es If I could reduce to a normal elzef Loulse Qloos 4 7I I ' f. j m , if ' , 4' I .K ' I . 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' If I'1tAS'I1 iJL1r,',L'A dnfl P 1 E, STEVENS FU NERAL I-IOM E CORNING LAUNDRH LIBERTY SHOE CO THOMPSON MOTOR CO CORNING ART STUDIO ECKPR DRUG STORE T j OMALIA lnc N Old Uncle l zry had been very muah ouupled all by hmm elf ID a L orner near the flreplaee ll was vsorlclns, rnclus trlou-,ly with a stub pencxl and a plece of p xper Suddenly he looked up hap 715 Dc ggone he exc anne uni learned to write' lVlxy got up and looked over the scrawlz d lmes Across the paper What es lt say h asl-red on l nc W r P If J 1 1 c l hunt learned to rea 1 l'Hli'l'lI,Xl'l'S .XXII 4'IiNlKlIClH'IrXI, l'llH'l'fNill.Xl'llY .XVI I'ivI111'.-N mul l,l4'llll'4' l r:um-, PIIHXIC .Sm T l':'1-ll'r.'1,N,Y. X , 'X V I3 lf.. .xl2ll'lU'l sl. l'l.m..A:1u I I ! 1 J , Vwlllplxlrlvllls HI ' Iirinu in QYUIII' 4':nlnvl':x lm' lfrw-v 2 Q . . ' llINIH'l'llUIl :xml lA'llx V14-:nlu1ll,' l 47 IC. Xlnrlwi SI, IM-N1 Wisln-S l4l'Hl1l Vomplilmll-:Its ull . . , . ' T fu' In SHI!! S'l'HllI'I t'o1'lsing1 Klmlm-V11 Slim' S1 vw- v Y lil! XY XXZIIUI' SI. 35 Al2Il'lilfl llgglyllml llnxll Y. Vullllrlillln-ills ul' -1 A ' g ' - . . I 6 , , ' K, ' Y ' gflf. :jf l cl, if 1 lfullll M1-zlrvlflcx' E A, ' . ' , 4 l,IX1'4nl,y Zlqpllylq do ' S ee . 1 Al d lc J , eplfd lt. y. IU .- lhcl. 1' ' 1 PYREX Lolzxlxc C11 xss XXURM CURXINC, A X CURXIYC NH XNIS RPSLARC Ii I . R 45 EG? O Q' .G Q .pAT.O 1 Y 1 KX 1 1 K I Y Y 1 W 1 3 PY I ' A X L I 14 5. k n 1 . i 1 Y ff ' L y X o o 1' Mr ' V L X I L ln. A K ...jk -1 I C11 A N ' N I 1, ffgx fr if J., .. QQ 1' ,. L -- ll fu b 1 1, Y' F c r, I , f ' U! XL ' nz, BARKMAN S CUT RATL DRUG STORE GITOROI A KING MOTOR CO 1 X IIIWIVII I .JIL JIU CAIN S CIO E KLINAN lbw IVI L ALLEN 654 SON Thexr two cars Imax n cwII1cIed Pat and ack were surx eym the Qltuatlon ank offered I at .5 drlr I: fr vm I1 Q bot tIe Pat drank and ack returned the IJOHIL to hm pockut 1 ilk L I nrzn I nu go to have a bmp yourse J X rc J me fx Inu no un 1 the p0I1u Iwxxc been Idcre I , -. I 4'fvllg1l':IIllI1l1IHl1s I'I'fvJll I I , ' 1QI'.XI,l'I'Y IIIIIWQH 'I'IIIi ILXNIIIUN t'fPI'NI'fII 'H' I Q. N. I I 1 IIIIII N. X VIWW 'NW I I I Mnlnpliluuvzntx UI' I'1lIIIIlIIIIIl'IIIx W ' qw III' -' 'N X .X'I I'l IIIX ILX ANI I,.X XY I'1r!zllvII1lnv-HIXIII' I'mrlgvIIl11vluIxl1I' IHrII4iIf ,XNIJ I'I.YNI1lI l'II TU-'I XL XIQIVIQ--1 NI, t'n1'l1il1gg N. Y. - J- 1 'I 1 5 . i'1llupIIl11vl1IxwI' 'I - ' J ' I 'A U' VT! 'Vi V 'IqIzr said Ifat, Jut ' ' I ' Lf , I QI ,, yr j ing ' V ' IIT' .fX,'c, if I' d Ink, H t 1 II Io the Unclergrafhlate FNIAIW IH 1115511 snhcml 11 xoux Course: 1 com m Ltul L at e fut e lllllflg Q lp 1C1tx Imgersell Rand Lompam r X o unt' U' ' Q 's N - 1 lx X . Thi 121: years of il high school educzlticm will iI1CI'C21Sx your ' 'ure ,z ' ' if iz z ' X , C N ' x 4 J ' x A LEE H. IVIERRICK THF CRYSTAL GRILL Xl H CORNING DENTAL SOCIETY GEORGE T WOLCOTT X J 1 ATHENS HOTEL AWD GRILL I 2611158 OIL SERVICE I BeIveCIere Fruit Stand Freshman preparlm, an es ayI I at d y u cxI those tdbletb te Cauls weed to write onf Qlammxte Gaul stones 'VIr Nxnford My wfe explored my pockgt Int night N IIdll Whxt cI1d Qhe HPI3 W1 Sanford X-.bout the tame my otucr explore enough mate11aI for d Ipcture imnpllwm III fl I IHIIIDI I IX IUIISHXIN l'1wp HICXICIIIXI,1'HN'l'II.XI 'IWIIC t1 I'I'III1l'-N4I fNI I1'm..1 :xml Ilvinlq S101 4'mnpIi1m-:IIN ni' l'w1'l1iuuuRHl:Iw lilm-IQ I'Il'UIlI V V x i 'I'I1w Ilvxl III lv.-4'wfn11 V014 ll lulp SHUI' IJINIQI Iii PM X IIIIIIIIDIIIIIPIIIS ol' I I'nIllllIIIll4'IIIN HI. ICIWIICXI-I NIAXXIX1, l'mp. IYIIIIIIUIIIIIUIIIN nf I 4 I v . ' f ' ' NY 5 I Xfh o 'o zz I . ' ' I1 SIIHIITIXH HHHIJS . NI? fzikiizifxiii lc, 42 .x. IMI I vs I gf? Q ' ' .I11 ' : 2 ' , , 5 , , .uf 143. 31:11-lm SI. I A- I-' 1 f ' .35 z ' I I J rw- , H Autg Fire A VV PXXNE 8 QQ IINSURE WITH US AND BE SURE Phone 1708 Accident Li e th : y I x ' . abigt '. 'sz X ' Id n'c . IC Qorning Qaving and I oan A55OCIcIt1OII Incorporated May I4 H309 LocaI IVIoney to Loan to I.1ocaI I3eopIe for Purchasing Remod Im o I3uId1 of Home n t ni O ma A ght Comphments of 9 Y N , 7 A U C A L 0 Ll Y ,Y IVIO er If ou re a good boy, PauI, I'II glve you Tl I1 new penny Paul Kieu Haverft you got a dirty o 1 keI X . I f f I no 4 I U ' Y Y f A x 1. I , fn Y ' - , e ' 'F 'nj a. The beautiful young girI shook her head decidedly: No, IVIr. Gotrox, I ca no marry you. You are over Seve y and I am onIy sixteen. ld n: ll rin , sweet, I'Il wait. Vmzlplilllvllls ul' STANDARD BONG'S DRY CLEANING CO. JEWELRY STORE xxi 11. IJIIISIWIIIII M1 wxs 1 . . v . H, A PAYINE S HARDWARE 1 ul N I BLACK S SERVICE STATION XX IN 1 S xx S s Ill h op xx XIII IDRS I1 SS XC I IIS I 1 Xl KXKI KISS INS 4 IN IIIIII I III4 1 I TONY S BARBER SHOP IIT! XY. Blelrlivt SI. l'llmh- IIIT4 E 61 W CLOTHES SHOP ' X The SUNNY SIDE RESTAURANT XIII x IIN? Cu tomer Qonsarn lt Barber I knew I was forgettmg somethmg when Tony What3 Customer My wallet of courb 91'-'65-'1-Y Bud lVI1II1L,-ln We Ldnt have anx fun thls evemng XII I have In ny pocket IS some smill change Pat Chamberlin Well what clo you thmlc lt takes to Send my kid Qlst t the movie a five dollar IDIII3 I HIIIIII X N llHlllIllIlllt'IlIS nl' y 9 I Il1'llt'I'2Il ICI1-vtl'iv II1-l'1'ig1'vr':x1 urs W:.'l1'1's mul .'tux'+-N Qll:li1.x' ll2II'llW2II'4' lmlxlllm' Silvlvg H1 llllf' llvn- :xml Sun- lltblllllill' I'rism-s lrlmm. 1-:Us :IL XI. AIHFIKPT Nl. l'lII'IlIIlLI. N. Y. I Q xxwxf 'II'I l'I, lfwvlm 'l'lcx.xm , 111 eww 4'f'l11'11Af 1S Nf'1'x'i+ ' W lnlllt' All ull llI'I'l' I'IIHIJlII I'H l'ul'llIll5I. N. Y. 'I'h1 UIII1 'hop 'ith 'l'IClIMINAl, IIAIIISICR UIIUI' Q I . . 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SINCE 1848 LORNINC1 BI II DI C Q0 IPXNX Im Mr Bohrer We ve at last stumbled on the fundamental dlfferenee between men and women A. man wlll pay SZ for a l artlcle he 'wants whlle a woman will pay SI for a 7 artlcle she cloesnt want Ixeepmg abreast of the Imutc N 1 N Q N THE EVENIING LE ADER Mr Hall to ean Wilson llas Miss Eldle told you wlmxt tn cl ill afternoon3 ean Yes slr I was to wake her up when I saw you comm Compllments of CURNINC TRI SI COIVIPAN 3 1 l ' J 4. I 'W 7 X x Y L A , O 7 U 0 ' I , ,x A 1 lfm' full .Yt'iIl'N. l':zinI1-ll l'wN1 in 11-mli11g'z1wl'v Iivvning' lA'ii1l1'l'N tluzm Ill.-nw rare- llllllIl7N ill lllv villzngjv. Ima gixu-xl Illia l11'w.p:1iwl' ily llIll'l S1 Zllltl ll Will lI1l1'll1'l', 'l'l1n- lin-rxillg' l,l'illll'l' l'1'l'4b1jlllM'N ilu- Ullliifilllllll it t'lIlJIllN. 'IM lllJlli4' guml. 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CALLAHAN BOWER Sc HOOEY LIBERTY DRY CLEANERS X The dean of a coIIe e was lnxestl atlng a charg made by some of the g1rIs that the men who Ilved ID the fraternlty house next door forgot to Ioxser thelr shade The dean Iooked out of the sororlty wlndow and and Yvhy I Lani see Into any of the fraternity house wm downs Oh yes you Can' Lhorused the Ir s XII vou haxe to do IS to get up an fa chair lhmmql IMI l'1HnIrv'- N Y IVILXNK TIBINI. I np. q'.,.,k ,l,,. 51.,,1l,,- xyalxb I'm11pIilnO!11s41I' WITI an 7 I'II,ICI I'IIII' 'ANIIIC II I'I.XI. I'IS'I'.X'I'I'I IN Y ICSTXI ICNTS ' IHS-IIIT IIJIIU-1' Slrvvl I'm'nilI:'. N. Y, I II ?F N- Y- I'1v111pIIruu1-msui' IIl'!IlI4llIZlI'II'I'x Im- .XILXNI II.X'I'S A , . . 4 Y, XI: 'I' -1 SI, :HMI .XII IHI11-1' NZIIIIIIIEIIIY .X4IX'I'I'Il,v'1I I H U I'm'11i1ug1', X, Y. I'I,U'I'III'IS I IIIK .IEN XYUNIIIIQIIIIIINI' IiIIvIu-11-I'1'm'I-II V , g I I I' lII'II lIIHICII.X ms if ' ' I ' ' S, S NY:-N1Ill:1'IlHl1. II4'III'Ill'l'I'IIIfII'N, XYHNIII-IN. ' ' wg' 1 f, ' - II'IIIIl'l'N. IIzlIIirwx Y -- I I ' I - 134 XY, NIJIVIQIA1 SI, .I -f, I ' I . S1 El - f' , ' r J I'IlfI11v 'h I'4wl'lIIII1l'. N. Y. H ' Cornmg Chamber of Commerce Commumtv Clearmg House 1 NIHII ll llllNllll N s 1111 Illt ISU s 41 111111111 Phone l860 C W BOND Secretary Manage Dr Hall Stop reachmg across the table Wendel Havent you tongue3 Wendel Yes s1r but my arm IS longer Commencement T1me 1n Palnted Post l-llgh School sends some students away to college, others go to buslness school or start to work Those 1n the lower grades move hlgher Whatever YOUR next held of endeavor you have our SIUCCYC Wlshes for your contlnued success The Flrst Nauonal Bank and Trust Company of Corning, N. Y. Xlllllllll ot 1941114-1111 IJ4 poslr I11s111.11144 f411p111.1T14111 0 . . f'411'11111u' llllillllllvl' of l'HlIl.lIlt'I't'l'. QI 4-411111111111ity o1'g1z111i'.:11i011 ol' p11hI14- .' 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B IJIIIIIS nts LIPPS RESTAURANT S THE INDIAN VILLAGE NN UI Num X X IVIEL S TAXI J IMO O1 BREEN PHOTOS Ken Breen IIIOIK N011 IIIO 6 Xfbu S PAUL KUZIAK Smith I flI'II1l1 hone '74 BRACKEN SERVICE I C 5 JIIIIIPIIIS KALAMAZOO STOVE 8: FURNACE CO S Ulll Mr Brltt What are the three words most used among college students3 C Vanclerhoff I dont know Mr Butt Correct -xwwsx When you begun to know that you don t know anythms., then my son you beszln to know JHHHMG Some folk seem to get the lclea they re worth a Iot of money just be ause they have lt l1I,MIx IIIAKIIINIJ I OAI, fifblll ' 1 ,' uf TIIO I' buy. 'I'Iu- 1' I' save. Iizm XYEIIUI' -IIIVWI v Q 1 1' L57 I Eat at I I I I 555 I'I'I1Ig' .'1I'1'1'1 , . l K 1 HILXIIIY SICIIVlI'E Sp :rl on . Iuy IIHXHXIIIJ SN'.XII'l'IIOI I'. I'1'o1x I ,,,, L , , , , I ff, 'ff' - rf, Y -W . v.f-W I Vmny ' .' of , I'4u1l1pII1l1n'll1s UI' I PHHNE L345 55 IC. 3Izx1'Iif'I - I1'00t' I I'l1um- 423 K' ' ing. N. Y. I I'I1m10 T f ' - ' I S5 Hisxlizing' in 5' t'IIII,lJ I'1IlI'l'Ii.Xl'l'I'IiIfI , ' -Y' ' I2Ii I'I1z11'Ivs SIM-vt : '. I QT IC LEY DRUC STQRE SAVE WITH SAFETY AT YOUR REXALL STORE Phone l379 Painted Post g P Sporting Goods Wilson Goldsmith Tennis Baseball Golf -X VV KEELEY 44 West Market St Cornlng N Y xl W thy h b lt If It s Done With Heat lt Can Be Done Better with GAS CRYSIAL CI FY GAS CQNIPANTY Telephone Zl IO T 1 J I ol , Sheer stockings-designed for dressy wear, hut so serviceable that lots of women wear nothin else. ffxdvertisemenl in N. Y. aperj O x , C If A . U . , . . Chick: Qur tastes change as we mature. The little girls like painted clolls and lit e boys like soldiers. hen e grow up, t e girls like soldiers and the oys go after every painted dol hey see. . . Ti r X r , 1 DURKIN S VINCENT j WELCH HAMILTON WATCH AGENCY although We also carry Elgm Waltham, Bulova Gruen, Benrus, Longme III It Xi Ill mr N ALPERT S - I ' .XIII D WALTGN 8: SONS NNfIll x x PIERSON S SERVICE STATIGN I X411 41 H0 The PAINTED PQST PRESS II D S Colllster Schools that lower entrance requlrements have a speclhc end ln mmd not to mentlon tackles and half backs a-xx A Sanford I am about to perform a X ry lntere Img chemlcal experlment Should I do anythmg wrong the whole class mcludmg myself mxght be blown throu h the roof Now kmdly step nearer so that you can follow me bet ter ll i l.II11l I IIIIIS XIIQYIS K H1 U XI: H I. 1 HEMI 4 l'XIX'l'IX1i I'Xl IIiIX1. VMI, lullld MUNI H4 D ,TS .l114I IIIII HH H FNS llllj' 'r at ,, I I i 1 I l'lC.'. 1 I, QIHXKICI' S'l'.X'l'IC UII1 N ' l llII'IN'l'11XIC 'l'll'lCS I'HI'XSI'Il,1rli-.X'l'fI..XW , 1 A V V Iillf' IC. Iligl SL, l,2IlllI1'1l l'm1.N,Y. 1 I'1 '2'- N Y sll' '11 um AND II. 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' TT 151'111g11 .'11'1-111 RYAN PERSONAL I OAN CO L IVI ABBOTT E ALLEN THE ERWINNA SERVICE STATION ABE HAMILTON CRYSTAL CITY DINER af BAR B QUE X Ill D H ROSI I ou1seCIoos Xxbody n x 1 x ln I CI xIJout mmy A -3 S xmeom 1 Lu Q Mona Ihnbe irc- L5peC11I x ron shirt et e SIIUJ 111 It the Iaundrx Q ft Q1ndcJIpI1 I-:now tmxt md id s me w nr c UTEP Ivmk Vblt t lf sldfs sp xt Vuluplillxvllls of ' IIg1xuIIIl1g4ITI. I'Illv'I IIII, Iil'I'HSIII' XYI II1-Nzllw null IU-IJIII IIlII.I,I'III SILXTINII IIN N: A+' :I II: Q IRIIQ. ' ' ' 'I ' v1:lx'.x'1'1': lxx1:'1'lI4:s . L . UI X , Immruh.. N. 1iiIIwr1.N, Y, IIJIILXIIIIC. 'I'.XI'I'IXN ILXNIIICS I':ElI :II I IIiI'IS'I'4INIf ILXIIIHS S1vI4IJII1lI Sl'I'YI4'l'AI A Iwim li 'mt Y Y SI'-.Ap :H IIIII' I':lIrIlIx IIYIIICIX It'l'I I'11rw-Q1 uml Ih-Nt Sulql I'IXl'IlliIX'l'I.X' In-x lk 111-rulliluw II, I. mul W.I'i11--11111 Ql',l,l'I'Y1'1I.XI, NI. 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