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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1944 volume:

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RICHARD REED HENRY RIBBLE THOMAS RIPLEY ALBERT ROBINSON ADOLPH ROBINSON CLAYTON ROCHE IOHN ROCHE ROBERT ROSE WILLIAM SCHILLER PAUL SCPOONOVER CARL SCIOONOVER HAROLD SCI' UBMEHL OUINTON SCOTT EUGENE SCOTT ROBERT SEELEY NORMAN SEELEY ROBERT SHEPARD DEAN SHOEMAKER ROBERT SIMONS CLAIRE SIMONSON ELVIN SMITH SMITH SMITH SMITH SMITH SMITH FRANCIS IAMES IOSEPH KENNETH ROBERT WESLEY SMOOGEN ROBERT SNEARLY IMMER SOUTHERLAND HOWARD SPEAR EDWARD SPEAR RAYMOND STEWART DALLIS STEWART LELAND STILES DONALD STILES DUDLEY STRATTON BERNARD SUTTON PAUL SWEENEY ERNEST TAMBASCO RAPHAEL TEACHMAN DAVID TEEPLE RAYMOND TERRY ROBERT THOM ALVIN THOM HOWARD THOMAS GAYLORD THOMPSON ARNOLD THOMPSON IAMES THOMPSON. 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C. Thompson has served the Board for fourteen years and tor the past tive years has tilled the capacity of President. Our Treasurer, Mr. A. F. Badger, has also been with us since 1930. The years ot service lor the others range as follows. Mr. lohn Le Valley, twelve yearsg Mr. F. E. Adsit, six years, Mr. O. W. Reed, tive yearsp Mr. Thomas E. Kelly, seven years. WALTER R. HALL PRlNClPAL Mr. Hall, our hiqhly esieerea principal, obtained his education Geneseo State Normal School tClass of l9U7D and the Universit ' Y Rochester CClass ol l9l2D. During this time he was principal at Mun ford Union School C1907-83 and Machias High School H909-i912 Then followed a stay of six years at Liverpool l-liqn Scziool, fourtee years at Sodus Hiqh School, and in i932 he carrie to Painted Pos Hiqh School, He has been faithful and just towards everyone, alway aiming towards the hetterrnent of our curriculum. U 1 x. I S PAINTED PQST PUBLIC SCHQQI S 'E 70 YEARS AGO LANGUAGE FVTHANCE LIBRZ3 RV AUDTTGFIUM ENTRANF - 'QW ' ,ff tk + ' ff .V ' I N.. U -W X ' X ' ' -.M , -f -X: E .. N, W ...W V-M -D 1 A za' ' we . , .,.., 'TVB'-we' 1 7?W:-df .a. .. pn. I .1 1 M'-'Q' w.-.M QQ' ' -' , QL. ' fear, rieeitiq 1' 13 wi LM V ,, , A 3. it, iieiiiviy' iff I1 T . I .,I,i Y.,1,Q.1I'.ls,fQI.ffS .f1 'fl:'fS 3f.l'I'3f' 5 1.2 I'.'?'.' be-5-ri , i if P!-,ITITEQ PCST HIGH SUECDCL Qiirve Fit tg tie Sided ei'-1 if gereitizzlgtj' ' LS 1: fustiiti cf iles? 'vxziities iihii 'QT WV: QZST, e T1 V ' ' -l1keiii'2.1:i fue! fzs iiiese peogiie have given, iliey have received, IOT PAINTED PQST F1115 iikewise Ceriiribuied to their qrowiiig it has left the siutiip cf! Lis perscriiiiiiy on iherti. They Ure fi-QIIGY citizens ior ii. SECQND FLOQR w-a Q,-V...-....,.,,,. t 11? is' RCW: J IAA 3rd Row: 4th Row: Sth Row: Mariah Hzssentilpgg Mgdelme I-icrriscn Chzzrlctte Dzugheity fessie Smith Jfxndi Dcnilyrcwski, Mary Lou Flertlrtiing, Ruth Chappell. :fn 7J.'.:tk1ns, Pin: Sxnifli Helen Csniiskoy lennie Siziitns fight Bcylgi Lfxqpgezife lvfif 'hell EUITIAT? Bailey M xrigcret Olney. Ele-.xncr Hague Virginia Seeley, Frecizz Bills Pguline Nirhcls, Lyiiz Brown H Norma Vfilliazrrts Lurline Gilsert, Beit Evans. Y Mae Hoelzer, Helen Blank, Mary Shoemaker, Alfreclx Andersen Mcxrajiyt ,W Stewcqf. Vfslter Hill, Kenneth Clicquennoi, Ernest Prosser 'William S1:nt:rd, Davis C-:llister Hurry lulifvlzlzon Le: Hzrriscn Noniizn Phelps Charles Vlf'.'.'f3. LURLINE GILBERT KENNETH BILLS FACULTY R :RAL III' VA I RUS A CLONE GILBERT 25. Ib .5 COLL SIT 'X KI II IPS SM TH NANDA DOMBRO SCI ORIVAN B PI-'PLPS R ESI PROSSER U X I DELL ARCAPEI OLNEY UTA 'NIETH IICOLENDOI LIAI' SANYO J LY IA BRONVN ESTHER HERRINGTON IARRY C MLMAI-'ON ALFREDA F AND RS 'NI WORMA WILLIAMS WIARCARET MITCHELL ELFANOR HOGUE HELEN W HITLOCK MARY B SHOEMAKER JIAE HOELZER LEO HARRISON EUNIICE BOYLAN EDNA SMITH VADELINIE HARRISON IRI: M B HASSENPLUG TTA R IWATGNS VIRGINIA SEELEY PAULINE NICHOLS FREDA I BILLS DORETHY S IIMERSON IENNIE R SIMONS SUPERVISING RI ICIPA SECRETARY TO IHE IRINCIDAI. 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',',',3fI f GLORGL IAMISON COLLEGE ENTRANCE IN SCIENC: Poster Staff 3 Latm Club 2 B S outs 7 8 I Football IVOTSIYI 3 otb I K V Semor Orchesu 1 I 2 3 Pres1dent4 lunror Varsxty Basketball 2 arsuy Baseball 2 3 9IfllSS ketb I l II 1 II r Is ketball 4 Sclen e Club I Intramural Bowlmq 2 3 Manager tBasketballJ 4 S ortsrn nshtp Brotherhood 3 Snr Nat Football 3 V rs ty Basket Ull 3 ROSA MAY HAYES GENERAL BUSINIL Poser St1't 3 MARILYN BURKE COLLEGE ENTRANCE lx Glee Club I rprella Chotr I 2 3 Stat 3 Latln Club 2 Senlor Play 4 Dance Com e Senlor Orchestr 2 3 Interclass Bask I ll ramur l Baske II Luar ny Ccancn o E rl S HPLLN HAYES COLLEGE INTRANCE I I FREN ll Club 4 Play Day 2 DONALDINE BAIRD ACADEMIC Homemakmq Club I 2 3 4 Poster Staff 3 Interclass sketball I 2 3 Intramural Bowlrnq 2 Intramural Basketball I 2 3 4 Badmmton 3 Vo ey Ball I 2 3 ay Day I 2 3 Intramural Soccer I 2 3 4 ball I 2 3 r Scouts I 2 3 Science Club I P1nq Ponq 4 EARL ALLEN ACADEMIC Future I armers I 2 3 ELLA deLORRAlNE COLLEGE ENTRANCE IN LATIN I-Iomemaklnq Club 2 4 Poster Staff 3 Latln Cub 2 Class Treasurer 3 Interclass Basketball 1 2 3 Icaptaml Intramural Basketball I 2 3 4 Sclence Club I Badmlnton 3 V ey Ball I 2 3 4 Pay Day I 2 3 4 Intramural Soccer 2 3 4 Ball r Scouts 6 7 8 LEOLA EDWARDS HOMEMAKING Homemakmq Club 4 IOYCE LEAVENWORTH COLLEGE ENTRANCE IN SCIENC Gee Club I 2 3 ACappeIla Cho1r I 2 3 4 Poster Staff 3 Senlor Play 4 All State Chou 3 Semor Orchestra 2 3 4 Intramural B sketball I 2 3 4 lnt r class Basketball I 2 3 4 Scxence Club I Vollev Ball I2 3 4 Play Day 2 3 Intramural Soc er I 2 3 4 Soft Ball Intramural I Speakma Contest I Grrl Scouts 5 6 7 8 I 2 DOROTHY BLEND COLLEGE ENTRANCE IN FRENCH Glee Club I Poster Staff 3 French Club 2 4 Pres1dent 4 Interclass Basketball 3 Intramural Basketba'l I 3 Intramural Bowling, 2 Volley Ball, I Intramural Soc cer, 1 , , I . 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IAMLS WOODARD COLLEGE ENTRANCE IN SCIENCE Operetta 3 s Club I 2 ACar'pella Choxr I Poster Staff 3 Latm Club 2 Boy Scouts Football CVGTSIIYI 3 4 Senlor Band 7 8 Iunror Narsrty Basketball 2 Interclass Brsket 2 3 champ Intramural Basketloall 4 Intra ral Bowlma l 2 3 Manaa r CBaseoallI I Srorts rnunslwa Brotherhood 3 Varsrty Drsketlrrl 4 GLORIA DIXON SECB IAFI1-1 Poster St I' 3 GERALD CRAIG COLLEGE ENTRANCE IN JC t mn .I Crss Pre-std nt 3 Bo Scouts 7 8 I S mor PI: y 4 Iumor Plotarran Dlnce Cornrnrttee 3 4 mor Brnd B mor Orchestra I 2 er Irss B sk tball once Orch str I Scrence Club 2 S orts 1 rnslup Brotherhooa 3 Arrry 4 PHYLLIS M RITHEW SECRETIXRIAI P ster St ff 3 Interclass Basketball 3 Intr mural Bas ketbal 3 So Ball I BETTY CHAMPLAIN COLLEGE ENTRANCE IN LATIN Poster Staff 3 Latln Club 2 4 Dance Commlttee 3 erclass B sk tball l 2 3 Intramural Bowl la 3 Intramural Bask tball I 2 3 4 Sctence Club I Badminton 3 ey Ball I 2 Intramural Soccer Ball I r Scouts 7 8 S mor Play Cproperty cornrnvt el 4 MARIE HOMIAK COLLEGE ENTRAN E IN SCIENCE I-Iomemakrnq Club 4 Poster St 'I 3 MADLLINE SIILES SECBETARIAL Gee Club l 2 3 Lxbr rlon 2 AC ppella Ch rr 2 3 4 Poster S af' 3 Latm Club 2 Dance Commltt e 3 4 Semor Orchestra 2 3 Inter lass Basketball I 2 4 Intra ral B sketball I 2 Scrence Club I ISe retaryl Volley E ll 2 Lrbrary Couxncll l 2 3 4 Glrl Scouts I Etna Pong 4 in ANNA Mons:-rousz team Mmm 44, I... memr km Clu 4 D st r Stat' 3 q,Ik.X A mo I AL Etgeiiwill' AN GI Cl ppe CLCITI 2 3 X TG I no may 4 'lg m rmtt . vi dnqal Crea, Bl r J Wai I X H, BEVERLY ADLER SECHE IARIAL W Homemukmq Club, 2 3 4 Secretary 4 Poster Staff, 3 M Semor Dlay 4 Interclass Basketball I, 2, 3 4 Intra mural Bowlmq 2 Intramural Basketball, I, 2, 3 4 Scrence Club 1 Badmmton 3 Volley Ball 2 3 Play Day 2 3 Intramural Soccer 1 2 3, 4 Soft Ball, I, 2, 3, 4 X Grrl Scouts, 6, 7, 8 l 2 3 4 -, . 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VIR' I' T Sl ,l,2, l f S , Q. . . i ,Club . . . i . , . . . Da. dr- ti ' Q 3 5 yy' 'ftf,fCt-314,43 -f 2 ' , 'v ,, , - HELEN FROST SVCRETARIA1 so L1 11, l D yn C 1 1s , sl-crtl . Lf l HOWARD STOLL N 54 DONP LD PILRCE A Q f rm v s s Q no ye 'lfll 1QursO O S udy I1 T0 1550 W IP '1 IVG I 1 mm ox u Mr cfeu or sorvuf Q xmr c un 'rr mmuouels qu hcred m our yu rs ut s 'wc QI Ilfh and cm' LOC L v 1 'Q 1 xowca 1 thru Mme that he cl ss ci 1944 would o down m lustory fwexe done Just ihcxt fmm 65 xO UU C J f Sor 9 4 1 C 0 D VI vm Ifbl an Dc, 'f Kr rmody ' f y ex ser- 5 X sc Q . f 1 1 'e nf if has 'H 'Q J 'E we ps- ,M pw W x ,J M' THE SENIOR A 1 i m Q O 1 1 We we n L 1 P G Lf followmq Sepicmber found us all 'rick vm 5 me old qrmd ug IU irymq to imd SOIHPO' 1 fri fnouqh to run our clams We Qhcse Mr by i Lee Stewart was our p1vs1dffn1 K, I I 1 5 Q lr vwe .nresldent nd Raphael Tombs O .lr smrftcxry tre surer Trxs year ve de ld .f , n smtm 10 5 IL 1I weni of the L u I C- . mmm U O X UI' 111 S y two or thlee won we Lt 1 Y W-G c f u 5, 1 E 11 m same of us for dc Il wr wfut ucfun c YO 0 lv Ou I1 . 1 I1 ll J 1 A R Y 5 IO'LII111'3I retpnd tlney Q-rp 1 vs ey 1 lx Ll 1 VVP' JVC1 V45 KENNFTH CLICQUENNQI Claws Adwsor cmd Home Rgou' Teacher Glu' A11 , 7lw2, , , .lfvuppllx hzir, ll Z Y , , PCSTEI Sfrxff, 3 , , , II1 'IU1lSS B! pkwtlmxll I 2, 3 4 , I:1IV:rrtgr':1 EC'.'.'1'I'lQ 1' , 7ITllIl,1IUllH11 lim: ,, UH, L Z, 3, -Z , , Lfzixzfnizn 3 Y Y , Vdley z4:.Q C,12 , , , 1IkfIilIL..J.l'S.,.I.jf'Y, 1 , Ifii' EM I Q 3, Q 1 w. 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' W u ed flowers lt smelled nice too Over ccurso of t e year we hailed in gnte cf Cf sh so we were not afraid o going in I almost forgot the most imnortant of all our aclvr or and officers Wh N' Vtfe get him ft r ll Of course lmean Mr Clicquennoi as our advisor lerry Craig :rs president lack Ch lds vice president Ellx del.orra1ne treasurer and Betty Knanp was secretary Cdr last y ar at school h s been usy a fl ry but N9 miss all the 'e ows that wen it us Just a lrtte wml cx,o e hope they l-'rc v that they are missed and that we would b much happier Senior a s lf they were he e Op ning with tne erection o offi ers and ad visor Bob Hubbard was chosen president Cgonn run for third term Bob3l Bob Bos vrc rr talent Marion Srmtl' tre suirer ard Doae coloss l Senior Play Lcck Jvnos Hare e mr de 'rout S300 clear , r fit P ctty good don t you think? There were t.-fo tea ns f Ilwfd lr, 1 of ol c r t us' rrnc ml ers l it they Q ltg r l d s te 'ref X 6, e T a tc e r ir art 'xr rr BEATBICE BAILEY Home Room Teacher ' ' BEVERLEE IACOBS ....,..... GENERAL BUSINESS 4 , . , lnt Intramural Basketball, l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Science C ub l Badminton, 3 . - . Volley Ball, 3 . - . Intramural Soccer l Z , Library Council, 3, 4 . . . Soft Ball, l, 2, 3 4 Sgortsrnanshirw Brotherhood, 3 . - . DONALD FREEMAN ..,,........ Aw-A DLVIL A'C1rppella Choir, l , . . Poster Staff, 3 . . . Boy Sco ts Senior Play, 4 . , . lunio: Rotarian, 4 . A . Dfznce Commi , , , Senior Band, 3 , , , Senicr Orchestra, 3 , . . ln VY l s is k ' 'l 4 PFIYLLIS Hr-J TON MUSI cir French Cluh l Orchestra 3 nt rflass Basketball l lntramural B skelall l ln Decemb r the Iuinro and Senxor clvsses went togetier and hed a Christmas Dance Sin Q then we have all oe-en working and studying very conscientlously until a party comes again or maybe as 1 sideline until Begents Nov we re going to use oir high pressure sale ma ship plus to hrrle r Senior Ball Were keepin our fingers crossed el this engthy story was rst to g ou an idea of ho J we lu came such an out standing Senior Class T o it will s v as 1 reminder to ch t us o r clr of thc numerous good tznes we have en' yea and v ued rn cur l'1 h schccl ,rreer - ,, - .. ,,,.,,.,,.,..,. t, 4 ' z5.'C4': ,ella Ch , 2, 3, 4 . . . ' J, . , , A , I , . , lne Q , , . , a sts . , . . . he 3 . ' e ' ' r . ' t , e a ' , ' , . l l ' ' -. ' c. , 1 3 . . . - ml . , L . . 'Q c ' is : , , Q f ' ' ' , , ', llc. e so . ' ' 2, . , , f ' , ' , - ' . r, the , , ', ,1 , ' 1' , o ,' ' r .' - ,- , s t 11- tio roi . ' ' 3 . ' 's '- . or . , , ' VV,,l , ' l 'uf HIGH.. , .. ', ', y ',. e' . , '- A I . H I I lu' lr. , . , I I ' , O I I V. 61' Q K Q ' , r ., ' , s ' , ea o in u rss, A C, A C . , C ' ' 1 J ,G . W . N' e . a lo 3, al ' or jg cf .- . hai . , ' ' . il id 4 w' h ' ' l ' 'e C' . VV A 3 a . ' ' cl- s ' A . r-. e ' '. ' len' f 'c v a' . ' , . , . e, ' 'P t ues f , 5 ' ., ., JZ' of 1 H' l 'I 'ff - . UQ lv' Kennedy, secretary. Our first :vig even' was our , I fx J . K ., M . .. ,I I J.. VVJ , . ' ' , , . ' r o .ie 'I I s'l.iiii' tickets '.'1it:1 our B Lx, Hulzli-tzrd an' B rr. Pcge 'rs f-aptiins. Oi ccurse they were j' . l . :fry me S- but as I refill ', 4 sold an i .'.'f1ll lot cf tickets. 'Hell the rfpsui. were very i 111,13-iz lnui lar ' am. 'TLA -'G , sucgi.osfCl to g 1 fx party sizn. h t was 1.1 ' fl rnLer. VJ: 'got the r,'xr'y r l .J y. Ifif Q .'g'?, 3 2, fl record 'ind .cf such T1 :nad rarfv, I if' f Z I-lomemaking Club, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4 . . . Glee Club l 2 3 , . . A Cappella Choir, 3, 4 . , . Poster Staff, 3 . . , Serior Play erclass Basketball, l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Intramural Bo vlirg '1 fur Freshman ye r or 1947 Je e e 'ed FYUHCIS Er Jn as prestdent Phyllls 1-ledges v1ce presrdent Don Thorn secretary and Beverly Hostrander treasurer Durmg th year we emoyed many class actlvmes such as a htke a skatma party and a party ln the gym under the drrectlon of lxlss Hogue our advrsor Under the d1rect1on of Mxss Etdle the class of 45 had a very successful Sophomore year We elected presxdent Marvln BeGel1 v1ce presrdent Ahce Reed secretary DeSa1es vm and a hay rrde a 1a square dance were some of our class cct1v1t1es Autumn 1943 Durmg homeroom pertod the lumor Class held a meetmg m Room 14 where we elected offxcers and our class advlsor The results of th1s meeting Were presxdent Leland Searfoss v1ce presxdent Betty 1-lostrander sec etary Geraldrne Wrlcox and treasurer Mary Lou Seeley Our class advlsor Norman Phelps At another rneetmg held ln Room 14 we elected the Poster staff Results Editor Alan Parsons buslness manager Donald Thomas Wlnter 1943 The Iumor Class oi 1944 was trymg to bea' the ltlnlor Class of last year ID the sellmg of Chrxstmas cards The sales were few but we made quite a good showmg m sprte of the fact that we drdnt have any wrappmg paper A Chrrstmas dance was sponsored by both the lumors and Semors On Aprrl 8th the class emoyed a hay rrde wmth a dance afterwards Here many Sophomores lunxors and Senlors emoyed square dancmg and acrobahcs CLASS OFFICERS President '----- LELAND SEARFOSCS Vice-President - V - BEVERLY HOSTRANDER Treasurer '----- MARY LOU SEELEY Secretary ----- GERALDlNE WILCOX f. Q ' ,a ., 2- . -1 CW K ' C Apencwichp and treasurer, Lois King. A Variety Party in the lst Pc 1 2nd 3rd 4th 5th ,v. Row: Row: How: Row: Margaret Payne, Hose Mary Crispino, Phyllis Hedqes, Virainia Barrett, Geraldine Wilcox, Mary Teresa Rocco, Betty Harris, V11- Qinia Ford, Delores Durkin. 'Winiired Wheaton, Amy Smith, De Sales Apenowich, Betsy Shum- wfry, Mary Lou Thompson, Mary Lou Seeley, Marilyn Cunningham, lanice Cunningham, Margaret Emhiser. ' lane Trowbridge, Beverly Hostrander, Ellen Titus, Beverly Fryer, Mary Lou Claxton, Lois Welty, Leona Woodhouse, Betty Hammond Betty Brace, Lois King. lames Wurth, Donald Thomas, Iames Switzer, Roger Alderman, Leland Searfoss, Allan Parsons, George Mayer, Stewart Vfatkins, Mr. Phelps, Kenneth Hall, Robert Heep, Richard Gauss, Francis Brown. lst Row: 2nd Row: 3rd Row: 4th Row: 5th Row: 6th Row: 71h Row: leit to right-Eva Manooqian, Kathryn Sutton, Teresa Neally, Thelma Griffin, loyce Bannister, Lurline Gilbert, class advisor, Helen Durkin, Evelyn Randall, Doris Tong, Laura Leach, Marion Cole. Marjorie Watkins, Viola Anderson, Esther Fuller, Karoline Tietje, Rosemary Regan, Shirley Andrews, Grace Brady, Shirley Randall Kathleen Huqains. lean House, Margaret Riddle, loyce Herrick, Betty Holmes, Madeline Moul- throp, Alice Brady, Horace Shauqer, Roland Smith, Richard Potter. Barbara Hubbard, Mary Devine, Lois Iohnson, Marjorie Velie, Mary Anna Merrick, Lois lean Gifford, Doris Wolverton, Eleanor Dunham, Ianet Catch- pole. Anne Ober, Ruth deLorraine, Billy Childs, Robert Knapp, lames Platt, Ray- mond Cotter, Bertha Benson, Louis Wainwright, Alton Frost. Clifford lohnson, Lyman Bement, Billy McCarty, Richard Troll, loyce Clark, Elvina Smith, lames Greene, Charles Blank. Alan Helm, Billy Matteson, Arthur Blencowe, Lyle Brownell, Louis Preston, Donald Rice, loe Dailey, Alvin Schoonover. SCDPHCDMCDRES ln hopes ot a successful year, the Sophomore Class started out by electing their officers. Mis: Gilbert was chosen class advisory Skip lolinson, presidenty Marjorie Velie, vice president, ani Kathryn Sutton, secretary-treasurer. During the year we didn't have many togethersu, but the class managed to get by withe out tliern. lri all L e sports a Soohofiiore na e o lx e could be found We were very oroua oi our intbrcass standings in baslcetbal Tie air came out on top and although the boys were at teatea they put up a good ight Mary Pnnc Midge and Bev Ccheertuidersl checrefl heir best for the Sophomore boys At the end of the year we were proud ot our sucoess ana hope for a continuation of tial si cess in our lunior year 'Tip CLASS OFFICERS Y i LII A A . i A me r Q S , 1 1 . ' 2 - 'l . ' ' V , E L l? l I If ' 4 V . , . i . i H . H ,f ff A - A , . , , A to . , X, 1 A 1 t i - , A J . r l ' ' - V L lv. 'U9l1n-nu. ,, 7 'RL' ' is Pzf-s11if,fi.t -A--- CLTFFQE-.ff fQEill.SOiI fi Yi F. ,stderr ---'- f.f,l.Pf' iff VEJC , Q' 'I'-Y :ry-T: -1 45- , , A Ii.-1,T?ff1'.'fI S'.lTT N RESHMEN This year has been filled with many activities - parties, soccer, basketball. and, now, baseball. Of course, our studies ranked as the most important activity of alll Among the highlights of the year was the defeat in basketball of the overfconfident Sophotnores by the Fresv rnan girls. The great lunior boys were also brought to their knees by our renowned Freshman boys team. This is only a sample of our sports activities for the year. You'd better watch out luniors and Seniors' As fo our social life being prnnarily interrsted 1 scholarsh is faheml we did not do C great arnount of party ing l-iowever we had two rollicking skating parti s and romantic valentine party Many s ntimental attachmen s were formed at these affairs Their weight will doubtles influence Cupid s future activities To guide us through this hectic year me following of ficers were elected president iorn Kennedy vice president Sherry Claxton secretary Ann Flanders treasurer ha Griffin ana lass aavisor Mrs Mitchell We re now looking forward to three more full years CLASS OFFICERS V c 5 Il.1XRMAlNi L iXTU Tu F' i S rr y 1-llr'l.fX l. vit , , - r ' ' , .' ' 'i ' 3 '11 . . if C i, it , I A A . , i - ff f . . y . , . V , e t a .. . Q . Q . V . .. . . , . . . f- C- . . . 3 I A . Y . . . f-1 ' . . . , , , , . . - . 1 I 1 I I . . . , F , . . 1 . , c. . , . . D A F. y wwe, . 1. ffrfcsid-2-nt V - - - - THOlfAS Elf Tllxllvfflf' if-l znsiilcnt V V . l f' Sf- rr :swfr - - Ef3XN'fil?fi ,H.lTlTlf C4 ettzr - - - V - Si '. T .3.f 7'lllf st Row: nd Row: rd now: L Mit.. i-tow: fi KCTJI .L :,,..,, Charles Phelps, Boland Baird, Lloyd Cisco, Billy Thompson, Cedric Stewart, i..cr.ord Pero, Clitford Eombrake, Teddy Wittiq, John Paul Smitn, Margaret Cook, Barbara Gaiss, Phyllis Lake, Charmaine Claxton, Betty Cutler, Marguerite Mitchell, Shirley Keach, Glenna Dann, Lucille Hickey, Alice Potter, Ruth Tillman. Charles Tucker, Lois Iohnson, Ruth Breen, Mary Anqst, Patricia House, Patricia Eberlin, Pa':icia Hassenpluq, Eleanor Durkin, Geraldine Hickey, 'Nilma Smith. Alma Parsons, Velma Cole, lean Hotchkiss, Alice Searioss, Georgia Cross, Altnea Bextcrd, Betty Hansey, Beverly Abbot, Sally Reed, Delores Andrews, Audrey Crvimm. lg.-:renee Dixan, Earl Pearscl, Edward Griffpn, Richard Roberts Thomas Benf icy Ecaert Shelly, lion-:ard Klzck, Elmer Potter, George Bobinscin, pilllf. Wilson Halls Lan-1. Francis Pr':'.'.'ley 'ffillarzi Morse, Douglas Glntstead, Merle Peck Craia flat son Gerald 'Minnie lzhn Le Valley, Thcrnas Kennedy, laik Hague 'J'.'fe:1 Tfrlkinsin. . JUNIOR , . v .R , . ,K , . .sf :.111' 1,1 5' 1: fli. ,ifus .1i 5: 4.4111 r xt 1 ,f,p:i'.. . :rr 511111 Hsgkiris ..f11y E192 QITLT Dcigthy N5 fQ:r:,.y 3:1111 E311 171+ Esther P.:y1111 C1:1herinG B1 1111. 'ind Mmjcrie YNl.,hGGTOH Kfmy Ek,-n:'c':.'e, A1.P11Q Hoyt, Bevmly Luke P11111 Er. P.:ir1 i': f,fi11:T.fss Ein: Ci :1E: Gw51g1if.y11 Ayres 111 :ss1i:y Fly Sw-1., 2,11 II'I NVJ11., Lcis C, 11 111019. 1 LZIS. If' I :. 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Donald Merrills, Neil Fisher, Donald Potter, Clair Smith, Claude Wilson, Roland Bentley, Victor Allyn, Frederick Ketchum, Donald Bollen, Iohn Hos- trander, Donald Manning, Leonard Thom, Mr, Harrison. loseph Frick, Iames McConnell, Robert Rowland Gordon Hackett, Raymond Merithew, Clifton Teeple, Wilson Hanshaw, Thomas 'JVright, William McKay, Elmer Borden, Iames Morse. .,i, , X EQE NCT EQ? EMEA CUHHI IN TH EI? C Q1 I 5 QE THI UHCNANIXAIIONQ I IIIEFJ HIIHE STUDEI ILAEN AND I-IAVr VUN INDI C I THEV LI f EN TC IC 'OI ACULTY ,AND SILIDENT C II? HI HP SIUDENTS TAI E IHEIE PI AC, S AS IVIEIVBEES CE HCA AL UNIT AND EXERCISE ACC CAE ING TQ INDIVIDUAI ADII ITY I HIE QLIALITIES QE LEADERSHIP INITI AIIVE CCQPEEATICDN AND TN TELLIGENT CDBEDIEN4 E EUNDAMENTAL IN SQCIE Y THE CNLY VXIAY TC PEE? 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Znd Pow: Eeverlee faccbs, Martha Frost. Grd Fow: Itfozilyn Eurke, Donald Freeman, Beverly Adler, Gerald Craig. Poor Lyriari Winchell, hen-pecked by his money-crazy w.fe, Estelle, and flabbergazted by his ijt Aunt Alice, who paid him an allowance, provided he rernaln single, gets in one iam cfter another. Tommy Rotanah, an old fziend of l.yrnan's, pavs him a visit, and Tcmmy's ziancee Grace Sterling, and her friends, Irene Andrews and Rose Stanford arrive to complicate matters. Tommy pretends to be Estelle's husband to protect Lyman, thereby getting in trouble with Grace. Aunty catches Tommy making love to Grace, his fiancee, when she thinks Estelle is his wife. There are a couple of rows with the maid, Iennie, and with the grocery-boy. The whole ploy gets confusing by the minute and then suddenly it all unwinds and everybody lives happily ever after. The audience, from the loud peals of laughter that came forth over the footlights, seemed to enjoy the farce. The Seniors hit a new record in ticket sales, making over S300.UO. We, the cast, put a few grey hairs in Mrs. Willlams' head but when it was all said. and done, we amateurs surely had fun. Bob Rose, after taking cram lessons on the sax from the patient Professor tnow Privatel Craig last summer, entered the band along with Romney Dann and Bob Reep. 'We've played at several social hours, at the Recreation Club, at a CFA Ball, at the Baron Steuben, and once at a gay wedding reception, How we sounded as well as we did with so little practice will always remain a mystery in the mind of our competent and patient leader, Bob Hubbard. But we Surely had fun, huh, fellas? E ,. t W . .Qgt 2 E f 1- -f. f 5 f z f l E DANCE BAND lst Row: Bob Hubbard, Cynthia Ienks, Bob Rose, Gerald Craig, Fred Woodard, Horace Shauger 2nd Row: Torn Kennedy, Immer Snearly, Roger Alderman, Romney Dann, Robert Reep, Ford, Don Rice, lean Shoemaker. of future Bev The erlee LIBRARY CQUNCH.. lst Row. Rose Mcrry Crispinc, Alice Reed, Phyllis Hedges, Eleanor Hcque, lvfdrcjfrret Emhiser, M zrgdret Riddle, Beverlee ldcobs. Znd Row: Iunice Cunninghzzm, BGYLDGT3 Hubbard, lcmet Cdtchpole, Alice Tietje, Mudeline Staes F315 Bement, Shiiley Eyqtrlirotlt Alice MCC':rty. 2rd Row: Betsy Shumwdy, Mary Lou Thompson, Mory Anno Merrick, DeSdles Apericwich, Vir- ':1ri Ltzzret, lv? rrilyw C.1nninf:h':rn, M ::'ori' Deli? Carol Morse. The Li. 1 y Cjffitcl h :d 3 ye rr full cf 'zftivities--C r tr'rd1tion':l Faculty Te: d'.r1nf ink week, rx lick q'.12 frssefil ly gtroqrfzrn, L1 harvest festiv xt ft? Northside Coh surely, Painted Post '.-:Ori QQ tfe iii-efl. ln ffznu ny we fielelzrzted our fine Fe-'genfs' regord Lzy weeginq ever Lf:ssi Screw Hirxfl 7 :rid shortly Hfter New Yeczus, entert lined Northside find CFJ3.. 'xt fin GQICVIACQ the Sadie Hawkins Dmce in Morch. A record crcxvd dnsuvezed ri 'rty, Perfgiys the zenith wus I zur f- :tl in Dori Puff-Pi, enfihlinq us to buy severnil Eiest s-fliers for the Lilorory. Our Cf,'.l!1f ll consists ff 25 niemizers Gnd cur offlfers this yetir were: Betsy F?1u:riw y'. ffesidenty M :rilnnfz Merrick, vue president, Phyllis Hedges, secretory and treasurer. re ciflcers elected were: president, Alvenci Cook, vice rr'-Wsident, Delores Durkitip trft::3t:rf5i', 'Ne sturted out our season with U delicious spdqhetti supper, election of officers rind plirnninq meetings. Two members were appointed to toke chdrqe of edch monthly meetincg. officers elected wre: prsident, Alvno Cook: Vic president, Delores Durkin, fredsurer, ldcobsp secretary, Beverly Adler T. Z are HCDME- MAKING ' f ' L' Lf- f 1 1 .J ft . ,zichs Doris Tang, ,. CLUB . ind: f. f',':.'s1i ' -' .. f bf f Que., .YL y...,,.L..,V, U, fun 1'.,4,f.Y, t r.,,..e --.T 1 H Lung Titus, :effy Knfzg .,cr1s ,.,.f,.f-.. I.,,.1 -..en Eesi lczs Lefy 2: ' ,he H - , , , - W fr' H 'sf et riyrie -sfier rgher FRENCH CLUB 5' Ff .'.': lfelfri H zyes, Dorothy Blend, Kathleen Huggins. Qziti F'ix:': l'.Ftj,' lid Seeley, Alice Reed, Carol Bliss, Mary Lou Clixtczi. :rd Rfwsz Miss Olney, lanice Cunningham, Robert Heep, Cynthia le-nks, Marilyn C'.lNH1N,jlliZI7'.. Yzesiaezit Qcrcthy Blend, vice president, llary Lou Seeley, sezretary :na trersurer, Cynthir inks- rcrcgrarit Chairman Alice Reed. The French Club held its meetings throughout the year every third Thursday ot the month. Precedincj the Christmas vacation, he had a party in which we exchariaed aitts and entoyea :ries and refreshments. fri lfzrcfi '.-Je :give 'in c1s,5erni,,ly giroqr tm. Carol Bliss and Alice he-fd giut cn a skit f-i IY rn ' zis, This 'mrs interg rc-ted en trnalais iiy lanice and Marilyn Cunningham. Ancther areal dial i l7'rw1ri'l1 Folk Dtrnve, Those taking Vart were: Mary Lou Seeley Kathleen l-luajins lvlzry lfi.. l IPM ri lff lf-n lfizyf-s, Dorothy Blend, Cynthia lertks. The lunior Twirlers made new uniforms and displayed therri in an assembly which xv s practice for the Spring Concert. Memorial Day the twirlers marched with the lunior Band 'ild t: fine pol: of twirlina. Next ye wr their routines will Eve directed Ezy Mary Anrf: Merrick ' will replace the capable leadership of Don Berqh. lUNlCR TWIRLERS lst Row: Charmaine Claxton. 2nd Row: Marie Bonady, Patty Stewart, Ioyce Eyqabroat. 3rd Row: Louise Champlain, lean Webster, Doris Breen, Betty Waible. 4th Row: lean Woodhouse, Ellen Regan, Shirley Bonady. 9 Lois Anne Johnson, Helen l-layes, Alan Parsons, Phyllis I-ledges, Betty Harris. Betsy Shumway, Anne Ober, Marjorie Velie, Ioyce Clark, Amy Smith, Mary Lou Thompson. Virginia Barrett, De Sales Apenowich, Virginia Ford, Carol Morse, Phyllis Morse. Miss Olney, Raymond Cotter, Iarnes Wurth, loseph Dailey, Thelma Bonbrake. lhe Latin Club year started out with a bang . The first meeting was devoted to the election cf cii s The following have held office during the past year: Alan Parsons, consul: Mary Lou Thompson aediley Betsy Shumway, quaestor. The purpose of the Latin Club is to become better acquainted with the Latin language. This has been accomplished by mixing work with plav. The Senior Naiorettes star ed their first twirling of the season at a bond rally in Corning. L ter ir' December they twirled in assembly lt was the time of the flu and only three were able ro cn vc v mort zoned around and they did the best twirling we hr ve yet seen done Memorial Day they marched with the band in the annual parade. SENIOR MAIORETTES lst Row Donald Bergh, Mary Anna Merrick. 2nd Row Margaret Riddle, Katherine Sutton. 3rd Row Margaret Emhiser. I BUY SCQUTS I , Seen :ltr-r tliew t7irt of the new ye :r Troop 29 changed scoutrnristers, the new one loeinq Hr. Fzegi Sievensr Un r his direction, the trcop lids progressed rapidly and his fzlse 1n'ret.sfAu enrollment cf ndw fnernbers. VVe have undertaken the Coll-e:tion ot scrup gig er ind h :ve rugs fzzr oufdcne zlllyotheztx distrfct troops in this vitcrl brunch ot the wcxr eitort. I 1 K, 'f . g .1 ll' ' 1 NDN ' tc s ,rx . X L ' 'Jflten the coll to strike up the band ccrne l'lS' Ser tember, .ne rneinlgers :li .Arie out K :7 lk! ' Y I N' expecting C. biqqer cnd better year. Under the leodersliig: of our new director, Mrs. lizvry Loo ww r is . X1 Fleming, the bond played ot o Bond Reilly ut the Ingersoll-Rtznd ond c:tvCorninQ. During ine Red K k ' Cross Drive, the bond played Qrqiiin :t the lngersoll-Rand. Our gorzl vis our iznnudlv Spring , N I KX Concert in April 'w.Vl'1lCl'1 '.-Jfis very successful. Our list tzfrewrexnco tnis year '..'i:s at ,v.f-rncriri. b X , Day Services. .JN , ' Oftirers: president, Tern Kennedy: vice president, Mary Annu Moriikq sefrretfxry, Shirley ' ' ' Eyqiilgrcxt. Q ' W L' 1 Y i CONCERT BAND S Qt L i I its lst?:'-': Bernwrd Pzestfn ',f,z:y Ann: Kergliey Ei-tty Like Ruth Tillrnxn llrs. Flerniiiinj, Ruth Elf i Q 1r :.',' f' ' fl :xy Elen Cxef E-.If4f fit 1-'ii .3.lQ: e Fees., Zric Qrztzif ft Li' , y V EV-itr':' ffxxtrp Re-912, , Evse, Cyrithtz leaks, foils Kennedy, Q tty ltr :H :fri 'iz V: wilt If irwrie V f- lllllfi' Flixif 1:1 :kim Ifriirry fyf: :bro ii Lv 1: ll nfs' :.:1 'f:1::!+ P 9.1 in livin.. F lf .:' ... if ': 1 L: xii, 1' :fr 11.1. 3 ninfy II i ll my Ariz.: '..'rr1'k ii R434 fsrg E. lii 'fa H. ':. gi ll ,yt JH' i rl.1l 1:1 i :: 5.1-vii 'Jinx 111. Ol wr Clmi,-, s fifaf.-.' ut, 4111 l'Ii'.'.': Eva-lyn REQ? Eloigse Slug' 1 Fredezxflz 'x GC: ilfl f: ':i'5, Dnznild Ri folin Cir'-V, II'l Griifiix T' L' .Q See-ify -. .11 Fad five: fffzik Emil H'f1IS,1ll L.:',-Ji' 'nge It nlzs. The Girl Scouts of Painted Post have an enrollment large enough to necessitate four troops. Besides carrying on with the usual program of earning badges, the Scouts have adapted themselves to the spirit of war-time by collecting fats for the qlycerin content, and by doing lunior Red Cross work. Troop 4 this year has been led by Mrs. Lewis White, Troop l2 by Mrs. Kenneth Graham and Miss Vircjinia Seeley, Troop 15 by Miss Helen Cumiskey, and Troop 20 by Misses Eleanor Hootie and Ruth Troll. pell left us, we suffered a great loss. However, Mrs, Fleming, our new instructor seems to fill the bill perfectly. On April 4 we presented to the public our annual Spring concert. The newspaper accorded us a nice story sayin, that this was the best concert presented in several years. Officers president George Iarnisony vice president, Gerald Craig: secretary, Leland Searfoss librarians Mary Lou beeley and loyce Leavenworth. to 1 A T ii .Xl nv ,N R f' v . Q. Q1 . C t E x 1 , Q E ... l CGNCERT QRCHESTRA - 1 s r 2 Hose Fgrente Cross Velma Thomas, Shiric-y Eyitlri it P iii. r' s :li Earth 2-izty Cutler, Charrnfzine Clzxton l.e.:n'i S-'1Yf'bS fn ,I -or Algfe Reed, f..'::,L:ie Velif' Erverly Goss f.' fzy y cz 1 51.143, r 'L' Serie-if FLY. Cllr 'arf T.i'.'::. ti :Q rt I r .zernxn Lfrs, Fleming Eet'y Iefzn ' er, Etirhir v-X .. ,. ... 11 V ve. ev- ,-- I, we ,.- W a., .,-i,, .yo ..,.i. -Y Mary Lorgerbom Q 2- orden ' tlxz VNW X BDU Sus 111 CIXOHQY, rw ,y W1 fox IS 'Nlortl v 171110511115 Betty Cross, Putty W lbon Ir11'11O,QnQ Sc 1101191 POu11'1f1 M Marg ky Dfmiel 5' mme' Qsey G' ' 'wfq 105111 menu, IC11' Thelzmlcre Feldt. 1 Z: 1:. 11'.'1sC1s 'IQ F1 s f 11 L15 S 1 5 11105 1 Y I, .v S .,., 'pw 5,15 7.'.'G11fi9.. Dax-ad Luka ,l.r11,'.'.'he,:ii IS I The ff11'9rs this left. 15 A11,'.w -'t ' fN 1NT'x '1w- R 1 IMI!!--iJ1,,,.'l R 1 TWT T NT-C U fi rover? lstflir.-x: Carrol Elles, Virginia Barre? Revert Rose, Mary Lou Thompson, Ruth Tillman. 23iClrro'.v: Do'is Konneay Jeanne Shoemaker Alice McCarty, Elia de Lorraine, Mary Anna Merrick. eraser-,Q Alan Parsons, Fred Viloodard Robert Hubrrard, Fred Eerleue, Iohn l.eValley, lack Laaerbom, Gerald Craia. Our ner.-xpaper, Chips Oil The Old Post , started from an idea. Whose idea it was does r.ci matter but it materialized into a little monthly paper of school and local news published by a group of students. Its purpose is to brinq home and friends closer to those fiojhtin' Americans out there somewhere. From their letters they seemed to like the paper, which proves that so little means so much. lt is the privilege and the obligation of the student body of PPI-lS to see that it is continued until the last shot is fired and our Boys come marching home. Under the guidance of a new instructor, Mrs. Lester P. Chappell, we have made great LIOVJIQSS in the art of sinainq. Our organization, consisting ot approximately fifty-tive members, tcoic rqcrrt in the Christmas program and gained valuable experience in periormina before me public. Ei ET IUNIOR ACAPPELLA , 2 e rg? lst Row: Dick Reed. CHEER LEADERS 2nd Row: Geraldine Wilcox, Marjorie Velie, De Sales Apenowich, Beverlee Prutsrnon, Audrey Crurnrn. 3rd Row: Mory Annu Merrick, Robert Rose, Mary l.cu Thcrngtson. The cheherleddinq squdd Cmcst nierribers were nezvl With 3 'SKIP' :nd 1 hop fini C SUD fOr Gll, Kept up the spirit cf thi- schoffs 2-frike rz-ti EL 'fl Both M::rq1e's eyes were right on the bull? When the qome was important ond the score was cr tie, Third from the end, lacks lettir is seen 'Wed stqzrt IN '1 cheerizt' und the score sdieel lmggt. Cn lvldiy l.ou's sweirter . . . sie sure is keen! First, we have lerry-her sweetness is tops Nice work, Mcry Anna, your cheexin' was great, Bill Childs thinks so too, he likes her lotsl And utter that gcrne . . . so was thcrt date. Next, we see Roe, the wit of us dll, Her humor is hiqh, tho' she's not Jery toll. Further on down, there's Dee, I Yhirik She's true to the luniors . . . Especially Rink. We Even tho' George couldn't ploy with the teczzvi, Now Bev wus sure in there 11nd right on the l,e'1zn. 'ff' ln the midst ot us oil, stood ou :ne lonf-ly The He's not lonely now, us every one knows. T: mg Vtle wonder where Audrey gets all her pep, For she certainly hos it, we dll know she's hep. Lzxst out not leost there's ycunzj Dick Reed, dll would look forward, to the cheers he would le' that the sevson hos come to cz close, he 'heorletzde-rs wish to propose lcudest cheer 'he greotest one yet . , . r tefzrn . . . to cur corxch that we'll never forget. DeS:xles ifiyzenowich f'5 PCDSTER STAFF t I I ,. ,qq. I I ' ,1 at A A - - , i ,fe IUNIOR BAND ' . I ,u 'lst Row: Patricia Stewart, lack Davis, Richard Lake, Charles Vlilcox, Gerald i-lawlcs, lack Frick, Lee Robinson, Paul King. 2nd Row: Beverly Lake, Barbara Pinlce, Marjorie Wheaton, Iune Payne, Richard Craig, Thomas ,ah ' Peet, Gerald Carlson. A 3rd Row: Lucille Carey, Iune Wilcox, lean Webster, Claude de Lorraine, Mary Brownell, Ellen Regan, lason Stevens, Leland Devine, Mrs. Chappell. 4th Row: Robert Miller, John Breen, George King, Robert Reed, Charles Lagerbom. . The Iunior Band has worked diligently this year to make itself worthwhile. . Y, E We wore our new uniforms the first time we played in Grammar School Assembly. 7 We appreciate Mrs. Chappell's efforts and hope to play our best when we march Memorial Day. THE POSTER STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF . . .,,,,..,, ALAN PARSONS FACULTY ADVISOR BUSINESS MANAGER Senior Editor . . . Literary Editor . - Boys' Athletics Editor Girls' Athletics Editor . Humor Editors . . Snapshot Editor . NORMAN Pl-IELPS DONALD THOMAS . . Doris Kennedy . Mary Lou Thompson . . . . . , Francis Brown . . . . .. DeSales Apenowich . . Rosemary Crispino, lames Wurth . . . . , - . . . Iames Switzer TYPISTS Phyllis I-ledges, Chairman Beverly Cross Beverly Fryer Beverly I-iostrander Geraldine 'Wilcox Sabatina Tombasco Wilma Edwards ART Marilyn Cunningham lanice Cunningham ADVERTISING Leland Seartoss, Chairman Stuart Vlatkins Virginia Ford Cynthia Ie-nks Roger Alderman Lois King Alice Reed Robert Reep Amy Smith Margaret Emhiser George Mayer Kenneth Hall CIRCULATION Betsy Alvena Coolr Mary Lou Seeley Carol Morse Leona Vtfoodhouso Mary Teresa Rocco Vtfinifred Wheaton lst Row: Shumway, Virginia Barrett, Co-Chairmen Betty Harris Virginia 'Noodard Betty Hammond Phyllis Morse Mary Lou Claxton Lois Welty Delores Durkin Betty Brace Marjorie Payne lane Trowbridge Margaret Payne Ellen Titus Marilyn Cunningham, Virginia Barrett, De Sales Apenowich, Iames Vlurth, Allen Parsons, Donald Thomas, Mary Lou Thompson, Betsy Shumway, Ianice Cunningham. 2nd Row: Mary Lou Seeley, Marjorie Payne, Betty Navis, Doris Kennedy, Alice Reed, lames Switzer, Phyllis Hedges, Geraldine Wilcox, Delores Durkin, Lois King. 3rd Row: Kenneth Hall, Mary Lou Claxton, Virginia Ford, Margaret Emhiser, Ellen Titus, Wilma Edwards, Amy Smith, Carol Morse, Winiired Wheaton, Betty Brace, Beverly I-iostrander. 4th Row: Betty Hammond, lane Trowbridge, Mary Ellen Best, Lois Welty, Phyllis Morse, Roger Alderman, Robert Reep, George Mayer, Beverly Fryer, Cynthia Ienks, Margaret Payne, Mr, Phelps. IN ATHLETICS WE HAVE AN OUTLET FOR THE PHYSCICAL ENERGY OF EVERY BOY AND CIRL IN THESE ALONE DO WE CONCENTRATE ON THE PHYSICAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE FUTURE AMERICAN CITIZEN IN ADDITION TO THE MOST IMPORTANT ATHLETIC FUNCTION OF IHE SCHOOL CYM CLASSES W'E HAV TEAMS CONSISTING OF THE WOR ATHLETIC MEMBERS OF THF SCHOOL FORMED ACCORDING TO THOSE PERSONS INTERESTS AND PUT INTO COMPETITION AMONC THEMSELVFS OR WITH TF ANS FRON OTHER SCHOOLS PANTS ARF TRAINED IN 'I HF AFT OF TEAMVVORIC A VERY NECESSARY' FACTOR IN ONES EDUCATION IT IS IN THIS FIELD OF ACTION THAT STUDENTS ARE ABLE TO GAIN HONOR AND GLORY FOR THEIR AL VIA MATERS, AND THAT FEELING OF SELF CONFIDENCE THAT COMES FROM BEING ABLE TO W' N PRAISE WITH EXCEPTIONAJ SKIL' IN ATH- LETICS. ABOVE ALL HOWE JER HF IMPORA TANICE OF ATHIETICS I' THE PART IT PLAYS IN THE DEVEIOPMENT OF FUTURE CITI7FNS WHO WIL' BF VITALLY IMPORTANT IN A SUCCESS' FUL WORLD OF TOMORROVV. 1 'I XJ' . . LL , . , - . l, 1 1 A A Y 'X I 'l ' 1 , I L, A I., 'Y ln Il I up rw - r, I .I T I A X I I ' I - - J I E- AC I HERE, IN ATHLETICS, THE PARTICI' - l J T LTA J -TL F l'W '4 X L ,rv A V A . I'1 I L I I , 1 Ax, J I A ki v N I J L -, xl L., T 'T' ' I I L A A 1- 1 A-M A wil S 1 -1 l A T I LL ., . ' L , I P ff! 2 4 54? iv-R75 Trhgfxflf S - . L tw V, . Q I S ,, 6. ' t, vzfsfg slvtf fi, qvtnrtp, 4. ,x Q, Hwy K M Q ,RUST ' H A, Q 5, , Qt gg cfs! 5 Ning' 'sqm , Mast' A WFSQN .t sf, x Maw-Mfg gt RTE! .5 851 5, gn QQ? VARSITY BASEBALL l943 lst Row: Vernon Morse, Paul Morse, Charles Lagerborn, Bob Hubbard, lack Childs. 2nd Row: Coach Collister, Howard Stoll, Clifford Iohnson, Billy McCarty, George lamison, Ralph Carlton, Bill Childs, Horace Shauger. 3rd Row: Kenneth Hall, Iuriior Grover, Iames 'Wurth, Francis Brown, Allan Helm, Mr. Hall. Under the coaching of Dave Collister, the call for baseball applicants was answered by several lettermen, who had had one or two years of experience. Not only did they have practically the same infield, but even a complete battery, Vernie Morse and Rulee Morse. These two lads were a good foundation for any teamp now both are in the Army. The infield consisted of Bob Hubbard at lst, lrish McCarty at 2nd, Rabbit Shoemaker on 3rd, and the Air Cadet, Squirt Childs, on short. The outfield was composed of Amo Iarnison, Litton Carleton and 'Spido' lohnson. The Posters opened the season with two wins taken from Campbell. Next the Posters invited Northside up but they sent them home with a decisive 5-3 defeat. After their league win over the Tigers , the lndians took on the Bulldogs at Pyrex Park. Here the lndians scalped the Dogs 4-l. Once more they iourneyed to Pyrex Park to meet the Tigers , but this game was rained off. On the following Tuesday the Indians ventured to Pyrex again, but, to no avail, for it was rained off again. Then the Posters gave up hope with Northside and took over the Bulldogs once again, 6-U. At last the Posters got a ticket to meet their rainy friends, the Northsiders. l guess the ax came off the handle and scalped the Indians , as Northside took over l-O. Later C. F. A. proved to be helpful by beating Northside, giving us the championship for this section, but this called for a playoff with Hornell at Addison. This game was mere batting practice for the Post boys who won l2-2. This resulted in a semi-final match with Geneseo, to he played at Dansville. This we won 7-2. Then the boys came back home for a weeks practice. Tune 5, the boys, with plenty of support, ventured to Rochester to take on Canandaigua. This game was a picturesque duel, with Morse way ahead of Agastino, for he allowed only l hit against 6 that the boys earned. You can see by this game that hits don't mean anything, for we lost l-O. The 44 season is underway now, and we promise a darned good team. We hope for a game at Rochester to get revenge. 'We would like to get the support the teams lately have been getting, and the boys, as well as myself, would like to thank the people for their staunch en- thusiasm for sports. e l 'S I VARSITY BASKETBALL Horace Shfruqer, Torn Kennedy, lack Childs, Harry Laqerbom. lmrner Snearly, Bill McCarty Fab Hubbard, Fred lfrfoodard George larnison, Coach Bills. ' V . A K4 ' ,, Jr! .rg 'f ' ' - M I ' A . .K -' I 1 rr 4 I ' G v ' . 1- ' . u For the first time in twenty years the Painted Post lndians received an invitation to play in the finals it the University cf Qachester. The baslceteers were trained and coached by Dave Collister until mid-season, when he received a position as an instructor at Syracuse University. From here on Captain Kenny Bills held the rositicn izs coach of Painted Post High School. x u-.- 5- ' At the start of the season laalc Childs was elected zpzptain of the team. Althouah we were defeated in the first aame hy Horseheads it was not lona liefore the lndians aot into their winnina stride. Childs and Kennedy were chosen as the forwcrrds. Hubkard was given the center position, and Shauaer and lJlsCarty made up the guards. The team was small in size but it made up for this l5y their exceptional speed. After finishing the regular season with twelve wins and four losses, the Braves were qualified to enter the finals or play-offs for the Class A Championship of Section 5. They were victorious in the quarter-finals and semi-finals, but lost a heart-breaking aarne to a much taller Briqhton tearri in the finals. Thus the Basketball season ended with a total of twenty frames, fourteen won and six lost tThe extra qarne was played with Sayre 'rs a fill-in before we entered the finalsl. To top off 1 successful season, Hulzhard and Childs were both chosen for the county all-star team as well as the sectional all-stars. Kennedy easily made the second team of laoth qroups while McCarty and Shauqer had no trouble obtaining honorable mentions. Childs was second and Hubbard third in county scoring while Kennedy, Shauqer, and McCarty placed well up the list. The final scorinas for all twenty atznies :ave Childs 229 poinfs Kennedy ZS? Hulzliard l99, Shauger 87, and McCarty 78. The aunie scores are as fellows: Horseheids 24 FPHS I? ' f9PFlS E3 NHS 23 P?HS 35 Canistea 3l PPHS 53 Hrirnmcndsgiort SO ?Pl'lS 48 .l.t.Erl:sz: Z7 ' PFHS 41 NHS 37 ' ??'fS 21 27 ' Hcrnfil 44 EFEES 32 ' FFHE 'Tiff-. S11 PPHS -il Afldisnn E8 ??liS -1: Fffxrsel' :ds 46 l-77325 C-nis' 3 Ha'nriicr1'isj'rt T7 ?'7lfS 'I S Jyre -1 HPHS -13 ' ifzrrteii LE TTEES -1? Z 3.5 ' ??H3 'S :ti TS 'if E. A . ,rris 'QE ' FPEEE 353 CFA 33 'J ': 7 TWT' 1 V . 1 ,,,, : Hi, , 1 jf, ' 2 , , . 3 495, V J fit lf r:..', I ,-ys -4.0 .- ' gain VVQ1.-vJ'1 Q' x C., WHA ,V I-lb-'Q 0 Q H ,.x..!l94Idl ,la5,..T ff -4 f- . W f' tk f - ff f f' W ' as xx, .tt ow -my W I x . Maur 0,3511 ! '7'lv,n,.f ' . V, Allan lrielzii, l.e.:,r:1a St-tzifoss S1415 lolxtsoii, SZp'.'.'.,zii '.','gi'fi:is l r. Efi., :says carrie om for yrfroii'-e. Prom xnese boys, a strong lxne ana 1 wefe fotriied. They drilled for two 2-.fee-lcs hiring to sfhedule some .s our siie had arog 5 -ea the sport tor the duration. aid tt':t'is.rify ligglifitltl, Coach Callister formed a six-riiin tr-fun mr' Cont'-s l,1,t it no ozvqil. F31 zlly ilrztilsteo in :forged us in X: game. The Lays '.-.' fini 15, but, as always, it was ci nip and tuck liiattle, time, the Posters had an un-defeated season. As we all remember, the boys Went up to Bath two years aao and brought laaolc the 'juqf' I. V. BASKETBALL P Ctff, Zyl , ,-i This year, for the first time, the Varsity admitted that the lay Vees aave oath ocrnpefftion ana sunport to the team. lt was also the first time in three years that the lay Vees traveled tr xitfererzf schools. For the first time in years, they have really had a te We played tlirteen amines, of those we won nine. Vtve aid gli Y that is 'in 4rvoid.1l'le sulogert. li ycii are interested though ask the seventh they a we only too: glad to ter you, a othnr 1 mit 5 lip and eianttz art lstRc'.-.': Bill Childs, Francis Brown, Stewart Watkins, Allan Helm, Iarnes Switzer, Gerald Winnie, Don Rice, Ioe Dailey, Clifford lohnson, Leland Se-arfoss, Allan Parsons, Coach Bills. M-fy BCDWLTNG lstB:'.'.': lrnaier Sziearly Blah :rd Prclierts lack Childs. 2nd Bow: Reuben Pierce Fred Beriue, Bohert Freeman, Bclzert Beep, Charles Clowe. This year lcwlinq was craanized for those lzoys whc were interested in the county play-offs. Althcufgh ahout twenty lpoys turned out, the eight with the highest averaaes were sent to Bath. The dcultles ccnsistina cf Pierce and Freeman, placed first and were sent to Rochester, The five- man team placed third in the county play-off. The boys who izowleo thank Mr. Clowe for his interest in the team, and for his help in transpcrtina the team. The fall season found a new sport inaugurated in the P. P. H. S. athletic program. Ping-pong, a sport which had found success in other schools, was received with equal enthusiasm here. A tournament was held in which Barbara Hubbard and Ruth Breen were crowned girls' champions and Bob Hubbard and Fred 'Woodard finished on top in the boys' division. t 4 PING-PQNG Pcreri Huiard, Frederick 'x'.'c:a1:rd, Eazlizrz I-luiilixri Fufh Breen INTERCLASS BASKETBALL CHAMPS 2 .3452 4, v srlifl . , x , j 'M if H ,sq Q 3 1? we lst Row: Ioyce Bannister, Gra:e Brady, Kate Sutton, Mary Anna Merrick, Marjorie Velie. 2nd Ecw: Ruth deLorr':ine, Ianef Catchjocle, Ioyce Cl :rk Kxrte Huggins, Margaret Riddell, Lois Ann lohnscn. 3rd Row: Miss Gilbert, Eleanor Dunham, Beverly Prutsman, Barbara Hubbard. Competition ilared hiah as the four classes clashed, all struggling for the right to the title ci Chimes, The mighty Soghonicres oig,.t,:ine:l Egy Kite Sutton, rose viivtoiiously from our midst, hxvina been defeated but twice during the seasrn. The gh rngiionship aame izetween the Iuniors and the Sophcmores wfrs pliyed off in txsserniily, much to the enioyrnent of all. The Soohcrnores have a good start fcr fi fine :e:ord. Good luck, Sophornores. The basketball season started with T1 hand as girls' intramurals opened, Four '-2 nits '.-.ww chosen-made up of the keen, alert and spirited girls of P. P. H. S. Fast and iuriously the 911.6-s raced by. Then carne the championship tilt between Sl-:id Merriclcs teizm and the on- thusiastic bunch, captained by Dee Apenozvigh, The latter's tearn Caine out on tor: 'mal thx! portion of basketball was closed. Everyone agreed that it was especially successful sec-fzuse oi Miss Gilloerts guidance. . E E 5 t I t i i 1 I INTRAMURAL Z, , 4 ' 1 3 BASKETBALL 1 it ' ' I 1 L , M y CHAMPS is1P:'.'.'I Virginia Ford Eli. Q--Lirrzinf Da' Ffes Apenowich, Lfxry Terecx Paige Zelzres Durkin. 2nd Paw: Betty Chxrnpuxin, Mazilyn Cginninqharn Beverly Fryer. :ra For-J: Miss Grzzert Dcna.aine Egxizd Izne Tron-fhridqe, Lois Ann fzhnsin. s , . r. iz? ,14- ei' L. :Q wr 2 , 355 Eg. , t .,..A. , V Qt, tgp: I X , 1, N- 3:1 GIRLS SQCCER Dr Sales Agger.o':.'ic5, lvfary Lou Thorngison, Mary Anna Merrick, Carol Morse, Patricia Eberlrn Tlpis yedr's soccer games were fast and excltlna with teams fairly matched. As a result no one testi: emerged the wrnxrer, but great enyoyrnent was had by all who participated. The whole oliyect Cf girls' athletics is to promote aood sportsmanship. I feel that this qoal was yvarticuifxrly tulfgiled this year. The tournwment will aaain be a success next year it it meets with equal enthusi zsri. IN FULL lt is the well-tounaea opinion ot rrrany that tlie P. P. H. S. Basketball Tearn of l943' lfii drew zriore crowds and had a areater lol' lowtrra than any ctler atlrletic teazn our luaft school has ever produced, r.-Jul: tlge possible t exception ot tlre 'Rabbitftooted Five . The gl reliability of tlie above statement nriglrt be L doubted, but, tn any case, the support aryei to this teairi lvy the adults ot Parnted Post, as well as tlre students in lvotlr the lrialr school ond, 'grazrrrtar scltoal, exceeded 131 rrxczvry crises tlge hopes ot the Athletic Department. Tn short, tlie attendance at the aarnes was ex- cellent. Mind you, this is not a tribute to our oliazrlpionslntp Basketball Teanrq tt is simply Q. trilnute to the support so enthusiastically aiven to tlzis tearn. Wlxert the word support is used VQLLEYBALL ls'Row' Geraldine Wilcox De Sales A enowich Doris Kenned i . cr c , p , y, Zrid Hcw: Patricia House, Mary Anna Merrick, Phyllis Lake, Ella 31'dPC'.'fI lane Trowbridge, Beverly Fryer, Donaldine Baird, Ge Gilbert. Tw: teizrrs were chosen in the volleyball unit, The one Mary Lou Thompson. de Lorraine, 'Wilma Edwards. orgia Cross, Sally Reed, Miss captained by Dade Kennedy swamped Mcrgie Velie's by 3 wins out at 3 games. The winners were to be treated by the losing team to a riovie. Don't ask us how the movie was because we are still struggling to collect it I l APPRECIATION here, it is meant in its fullest sense. Although it may not be tangible, a large crowd ot rooters is like a new trophy to a basketball teamp ii gives them a feeling that they must be good or they Wouldn't draw such a large crowd: it spurs them on to greater effort-they would hate to disappoint a large crowd of fans. There is a good chance that our first game at Rochester might have been lost if our loyal supporters had not turned out in the amazing numbers that they did, filling halt of the seats allotted for three schools, one of them Painted Post. And so, in closing, the sole purpose oi this article will be stated as thus: to say thank you to all those, young and old alike, who attended the games played by our Bas- ketball Team during the season of 1943-44. THE SATURDAY EVENING PCJSTER AND NGW A WCRD CE APPRECI ATICDN TQ THE PEQPLE WHO HAVE HELPED TCD MAKE CDUR PQSTER A REALITY A WCRD CDE SINCERE AP PRECIATICN TO THE IVIERCHANTS WHG HAVE GENERQUSLY SUB SCRIBED TG GUR ADVERTISING SEL, TIQN A VVQRD OE GRATITUDE TCD THE STUDENTS CDE PAINTED PQST WHQ HAVE SUPPORTED THE SALES GE OUR BUCK IN CLCDSING A WTDRD CDE WARN WERE CQMPILED RUTH IN EUN AND SERICUSNESS IN CDUR MDDEST EE EGRT TCD PLEASE YOU WE HQPE THAT THEY WILL SERVE AS A RE MINDER GE DAYS THAT WERE HAPPY CNES IN PAINTED PQST ING THAT THE PCLLQWING PAGES SENIOR CI ASS WILL 1 .1 ENICJR CLASS P RCDPHEC, .. T ' n n., - . 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AN UNSUNG HERO 111th the natlons of the world agam clutch t ea h others throats eacl' ssc eedln r t1le lllumrnates n W and unprecedented heroes Norla rra1ses these heroes and smrs o tr 1' d eds yerennully But w1tl every SOldl9I d o ated wxth every person pard nornaoo there IS one who although deservlng of p arse rec 1ves no ommendauon The man who rran ufactures the arrplanes tanks and guns th1s man be-hmd the man behmcl the g P 1S tr ly a hero who 1S unsung Yet the fundamental s ren th and torutude ot a nat1on he m hrs arms o t o r grea' A'ner1 or Leoroers rn t e ductron W r we could bc st rn ny of sl.. mworlf ver performed they are tlee l1nene'1 '1 fooh ll team the au ds of a loaslceth ll the great alrplane 'f' tory I te 15 tt Corpor t1 n rmght corne a seem ,151 or er c panes to be re y mem cn unreason hly short tlme And yet tre men of tlels f ctory would as they have rrovea IU the past complete th1s order m much less than the allot ed ume People of other n t1ons marvel at the stren th of OJI' twoo e n navy they marvel at the speed and Gff1C1 ncy of these shlps But l1t1le do they marvel at the work spent by 1I1dElGllQCIbl9 men Worfmc day and mght to prepare these smps The Kc11ser plant rn Portland Oregon has astounded the world Wllh ns amazmg productrons of ships Yes the work of such 1Hd1J1dL1 'lS has as tounded the world But has the world sl' wn thrs apprecratronv No these heroes are not decorat d for workm twelve hours seven days a week They re erve no medals 1f they f1111f1ll a cert 1n order 1U less th n h lf the tme prescrtlbed TV1s rn n hehmd the man be h1nd the gun 1S the unsung hero of the war De feat or VICTOTY hes ln TIS le nds Yet when we eave tL1s v r e1'l'er V1 tor1 .15 or v na111sl'e we sl' ll never thlrk that re son for the v' f' v e n ed t e n s f sf L B 11s ' '11 zs n c c 'vclc 9 tar? 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