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

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a huge success She strll marntarns that she got her frrst rnsprratron from the Navy l bet that s not all she got from the Navy' The country that used to be Germany rs ruled by Lynn Morse now He says he consrders rt one of the Unrted States and rs s.,0vcrrllrrU lt aCCOl'Cl1U2ZlY ble wa grven thrs rule by Pre rdent Roo evelt as a reward for hrs darrns, bravery durrn the rnvasron of Berlrn He was the man who delrvered the d a h blow to Adolf Shrcklegruber Nlaybelle Scott became the number one belle of Parnted Post A sad thrng happened thouvh One day whrle he was drrvrnz: her stre rmrrrred convertrble coupe rn the country she accrdentally krlled a baby rabbrt Thr wa such a blow to Nlaybelle that she has kept herself shut rn her owr oom ever rnce Remember the tory l read to you a lrttle whrle ago unror3 lhe one about the four cows3 Wrll Archre Farr wrote that He s wrrtten and rllu trated all krnds of books for chrldren ln a letter l got the other day h says he enjoys hrs work xery much Vernre Morse rs a brg lea ue baseball prtcher today He grves all the credrt for hrs success to hrs hrvh chool days rn Parnted Post Cn of my frrends told me the other clay that hes strll the same old Vernre ex ery trme he sees a pretty rrl he throws the ball at her rnstead of the plate A few weeks after graduatron Bernrce Alderman turned up mrssrnv Srnce no one had any word from her her parents were frarrtrc Frnally three years later he walked rnto her old home lookrnq lrke an ad out of Vogue She ard she d been on the stage rn New York All the women nowadays are commentrnff on the wonderful permanents lVlonsreur Uhoemaker alras Pucl rs grvrn rn hr be ruty salon on r fth 'Xt 'ru Oh well Pud always drd have a nrce permanent une lVlrller and Charlotte Tucker went rrszht to Work keeprn house as soon as they Graduated They both say they never drd anythrng they lrked better Marvre Thom Jorned th W A A C s as soon as she was Zl She lrked the clrmate rn Hawarr so well that she s strll there Yes unror almost everyone rn that class has lost track of one another but they re all around somewhere Why Dot Sanford rs even teachrng school back rn Parnted Post An old mard too Trme tells rts own story Maybe someday l decrded not to drs turb her and walked quretly away PATRrOTISM The grease we sate tl' hours we spend Workrng for Red Cro s The bonds and stamps that we rntend To buy wrll be a loss If we hrde the food reserve Cur roomy land affords How can a rrght hand truly serve Vlfhrle a trartor s left hand hoards5 VIOL X XNDFRSON . . 7 ' . . 3 ' r ' .s S' S ' U . . . D . 9 1 1 . D . , , S 5 c , , fi S Y r i' - s . Q - r J . . s M , . . , , . .1 . , . , , :- . . . K ', e 7 .r . . . . . - o' , ' 3 9 3 . e CY 15 9 ' ns . . . . Y 3' , - - . C v -4 . . ' S . A n . A . , . . . . f-. . ' f r D Lf s 2 r' r .1 'er 'e. V . -I of , N' Z3 9 . 5 e . . . . . 1 . . . . .. . . rr . . .J , , - , . . , . r K7 ' , AS r' ' rl Q U , ,

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in Lindley Naturally she came down Wlth flying fever and invented a plane which she calls her inspiration She s flown around the world in It four times in the last two years Gerald Hayes was just a little squirt the year l left Painted Post but they say he gr w at least three feet in the next year After working for a time as thin man IH a circus side show he decided to go on an expedltion to Darkest Africa in search of Dr Alger Clark who had been unheard of tor several years The natives were so impressed with this tall thin man that they thought he must be a God and took him to Dr Clark as soon as he asked them about him He learned thelr language you see When he found Dr Clark peacefully sleeping in a grass hut he woke him and sald D Clark l presume The two were soon chatting together and neither has bothered to come home since Soon after Graduation Bill Payne went into politics He gradually worked his way up to the office of governor of New York State then surprised everyone by refuslnv to run for president He s the power behind the presenv presldent Harold Ohl though Everyone knows it but no one can do anything about it b cause he s so powerful Mary Curreri is starting on her third tour of the world this week She comes home every so often to catch up on the late t dance steps then starts out again to demonstrate them to all the dance loving people of the world She stops off to see her husband in Wisconsin on every trip Elsie Huggins Evelyn Oakden Francis Barcykowskl and lVlary Miller they went to South Amerlca They only intended to stay a few weeks when they left the United States but it seems that each of them met a handsome dark Latin Amerlcan and decided to stay longer The way the papers read now I guess they re never coming back Lewis Bower became so enthusiastic over his work at the Lornmg Glass Works that he lnvented a new kind of magnifying glass for wolves Since that invention didnt bring in very big returns he went to work and made a number of more useful ones one being a soft kind of Glass that a woman can throw at her husband without fear of harmlng him Three of the boys Gordon Champlain Arthur Howell and Bob Bon brake formed a partnership in the vacuum cleaner selling field Bob lays abed every day til noon thinking up sales talks for Gorden and Arthur while they go out and sell the cleaners with their own simple phrases punctuated with pistol shots' lVlahlon Cook and Russell Scudder formed another partnership Rus ell inherited his father s dairy farm but needed someone to help him run it Xt last he hit upon lVlahlon who was C3SllX persuaded to Join him They have worked so hard that they have made every child s dream come true a cow that gives chocolate milk Television became the great love of Wlndy Hall He saw no reasan why xt should not be common in every home so he proceeded to make lt and ended up on relief before he had accomplished his purpose Clarlce Gamble went to New York City for a visit with a dlstant rela tne the Proctor and Gamble one you know While she was there she developed an immense mterest in dress deslgnlnff She settled down to study under some of the most famous designers of all time and in no time at all she 31 F A . . - y . . . M . , - . . . , i . :Y I . ' l . 5 . ' . . ' .. L , . . . Q . .. I . . . 5 . . . 5 v tb n I 1 u I 1 . Y , , decided that something should be done about the good neighbor policy, so , , L y . . I Y ' 1 ' 11 .. H . Y 9 s , A . - , . - - , . 1 . , . J . . . . I I . . , . S01 N . , . . 1 I 7 . i v ' i v . . . . . D' . . , , .

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CI ASS I-IIQTORX ln the year of our Lord nlneteen hundred and thlrty nme slxty fxve meek mnoc ent amb tlous boy and 1 lrls walked tlmldly IDIO th hl h school lmhat dear reader was the Class of 43 ln dlSgUlS6 Ars soon as thev entered the portals of our beloy ed IH tltutxon hey deemed the dlsvux unnecessart and dld away with lt A FICSDYIICD they chose lVlr Chappell the music Instructor a class acl xlsor rlhelr popular classmate Lynn lVlorse became president of th fun lounf mob Durmv thelr flYSt adyenturous year ln hugh school they enter ta ned themsely s wlth a b ke hlke and a roller skating party whxch last took place at th huve rlnk at Cnbson a suburb of Cormng 'lhey also paid dues into the class treasury durlng thls vear The summer vacatlon ended thev went back to school and placed themselves under the guldance of M198 Hayford wlth Carrle ean Pxerson as pl sldent of the class A hay rlde a square dance and a blke hlke amused the happy go lucky bunch durlng thelr Sophomore year It was also a good year for them fmancxally speaklng for they recelyed back the dues they had so dlhgently pald ln their Freshman year The flrst week of September l9-42 echoed with the laughter of the umor Class of P P H S It mlght posslbly have echoed wlth the groans of the faculty of P P HS also lmmer Snearly became class president that year and lVlr Sanford class advlsor That was the year they began to earn money for the long antlclpated trlp to Washlngton D C Nxckles and dxmes rolled eagerly 1nto the treasury from Christmas card sales and the umor Prom both of whlch were great successes They also made a success of the Poster and caused quarters and flfty cent pleces to find thelr way lnto the treasury The September of 1942 some forty odd SCDIOIS went back to school to start thmgs rolllng Durlng the course of the year they undertook and made successes of several dances ln anuary the three boys who left for the Army Raphael Tombasco Harold Schoonover and Harry deluorralne were glven a private square dance m the Gym As a result of the tlcket sales for the Senxor Play the boys gave the glrls a party The four eventful years rn hlgh school ended wlth Commencement l:xer clses for the smallest graduatlng class to come out of Pamted Post l-llgh School m many years Yes the class was small but lt was a good class anyway l think so nl S .,, Y . 1 . v-. . 7- ' I 1 vg 7' y - A v. Q . . , . be ,, . ., c g . , . . ., A - . . - r r ' ' s ,t ' - se - y , . .. C ' Y ' 2' - .t , . . , t , c t 7' ' D - . . , . , c 7 X' . . I ' - ,. . ,, . , . 'I 'es 1 , K D. . . . . - D Q L . ' . ,. L .. , J .Q . , . , , - , 7 , , , . . u - - . ' J 1 7 2, . N . . y , . . . , , -- , .