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

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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 ,. . . D - V JV A Y N K - c W . -..f 1 . f . I J s 1 Avy ' . k t I . ,. . . x Q I W . . . lo -- , .. . . . . A Q v , . . . J , .. . . . ' ' ' 's na wx a' . c. 3 , . .1 I . ,, 'I ' 1 ' TJ I I. Y . . J 1 . ' N s C ' ' , . - . . . rx - , . , 5 c ' , . , - ,H D. AQ ... ' xj ' I7 C . . , r a C 1 Q , V - . . ' .s -v l ' ' A J 1 v , n y -jf - - , ' ... .y u A ' ' ... qc ' v ' . 7 S ' v . I Y , K A - u .. t .L s A, A 3. v . -. . I :Y . Q A ,w 7 Y 'H . 5 , , arr. . . . K - 7 . . . V I, L . . v ' , I - A , c , n , J' . . C l 3' . . - - 'wif , . K.. J A , , Q C- ' - W ' I . V Y A ' H Y - V ' . . V . L . . , - . . t , . , , . ' :Q 5 Z' ' 4 .' ' 9 I 4 ,. , ., L

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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 . . . ,

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Godley and the frown to chemlcally mmded Allce Conley To my surprxse the fourth wxtch comfortably loungmg while she mlxed her smokes with ease happened to be blessed 5 wnth 1 name like june l..eValley The ponderlng witch was Nlargle Durkln Q ometrme somewhat careless of dlgmty her other four srster grew weaw, of calllng her Durkm 0 when they wanted to attract thelr bralny frlend s attemlon they noncha antly called Hey You' To ascertaln that thls au PICIOLS occasion wasnt exactly a mlrage l punched my achmg dogs ull they barked furlously l ,ust couldnt beheve lil une generously asked me to indulge ln her favorxte pastlme by partakmg of some of her goodies then we commenced to chat After they had graduated nd were to ed upon the rough waves of the world discouraged the devlls that th j were formed a confederatlon with the mtentlon that they would go gypsylng Among the four they managed to secure an adequate supply of necessltres but one thmg was evident Not one possessed a bram so they persuaded Durkln to run away from home and act as thelr adviser For a while they led a most carefree hte but as Father Tame steadily marche o drd a spark cf Frof Sanford s ambxtlon rt the spark ad hered to Allce urglng her to contlnue Transmagnavlslamnla rn plam lan guage a device to e all and hear all m all corners of the world a wonderful snooping machme' Before l arrived the five of them were about to glve lt lts lnltlal trlal and knowlng my nose for news they lI1SlStCd l lmger I ust couldn t pass up such a wonderrul opporrumty so of course l accepted Suddenly a great cloud seemed to appear QSanford m clxsguxse l guess and enveloped Auce transporting her lnto :x chemical world Wllfully she resumed her responslbllxty over a cauldron and slowly began stlrrlng and stlr rung chantlng m hushed whlspers a mys erlous fore gn laguage fCnce when her pleadmg eye were searchlng the heavens l thought l heard her mum blmg Andre' Andre' lVly thoughts hot back over the past Could It have been that she was lonesome and yearning for those touching letters of her old French correspondent Andre-' Mysterlously the stew connnued to turn a deep muddy brown Ahce then told us to s1t perfectly stlll for the stew had reached ltS culmmatlon pomt and soon we could take a peak at our fellow cla smates unnotlced Presently as clearly as ln lookmg through a crystal we found ourselves gazmg at the Swlfllng yellow wa er of the Yangtze Rlver ln China where the Rev acquelme Montgomery had estabhshecl herself on the rlver banks preachlng to the Chinese children Next rn Dwltzerlard we were atop snow covered peaks where the H and H lnc Professors l-lall and l-lauff were sclentlhcally searchlng for an adequate location on whlch they could estabhsh a sanltorlum for jltterbugs From prevlous mformatron l learned Hauff had recently recovered from thlS trange illness Zoompopo the Belglum Congo lay before us' ln the deep underbrush we caught ghmp e of Bob Vehe furtlvely taking plctures of a cannlbal l hope Bob s O K now for when l last saw htm he was hghtmg furlously with the man eater Clues to hls wnereabouts were given when Bob clumslly broke a twxg Bob Beauter was hvs assi tant lncldentally candxd camera hunting was their hobby back ln high school ln England we were very much surprised to see Red Cross Nurses 27 I - 1 I . C-3 1 . -. - U S . J. - 3 .v K 3 s u Q . I J- ll 1 u v 5- 1 1 ' 5 Y 1 , . III A . s . V . Y , A. 5 , 1 V v , f , . W . .. . 3 on, s . . , f J - Y --v . - , 5 M l fc . 11- , so - , v - J . C ,W . l . , , . ,. . . . . 7 , , ' 1 v L - ' v S A Y A Q , ,- . . K - . , . 9 A , , . , , . , s , . , , , L . ,. . ctr , . s . . . Y , ' Y a 5 , . , . , . , 3. . C ,