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

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6 IUNICDR CLASS With a faint mirage of the Nation's Capitol in the background, the lunior class started its third year of activity. At the beginning of the year We elected officers which are as follows President: Don Potter Vice-President: lean McAllister Treasurer: Lois Brooks Secretary: Betty Waibel Mr. Bush was unanimously chosen class advisor. Our first undertaking as a class was the sale of hot dogs at the football games. At Christmas time we sold Christmas cards and wrappings. Both of them proved to be very successful. Next began the work on the Poster, which we hope to be the best ever published. Bill McClurg was chosen editor-in-chief and Ioe Frick as business manager. ln every activity which brings praise to our Alma Mater, the Iuniors are well represented. Our basketball team was made up of many Iunior boys. This year, the Iunior girls won interclass basketball. Although we didn't have many parties this year, the few that we had were very successful. We are looking forward to even more success next year. W CLASS OFFICERS President ---- - Don Potter Vice-President - - - lGCI1'1 McAllister Treasurer - - Lois Brooks Secretary - Betty Waibel

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you. After inquiring Within about this form of slavery, I found out that maestro, Philip Wilson, along with Professor William Thompson have gone into business with each other and are having a success. Phil teaches them the music, along With his playing in Carnegie Hall, and Bill takes the deviltry out of them before they go in to see the maestro Well all dreams must come to an end, sooner or later. A glass of extremely cold Water was the undoing of my dream and believe me, what a terrible ending. Anyhow, you have gained a pre-View of our lives and so judge yourselves accordingly. For the sake of the World's sanity, don't lead the lives that We have Written about.

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First row: lanice Letts, Mary Womer, Ellen Regan, Louise Champlain, Lyda Parsons, Lois Catchpole, Ruth Clark, Arlene Sweeney, Norma Preston, Lois Brooks. Second row: Betty Waibel, Sally Stage, Vivian Cassidy, Shirley Kimble, Iackie Blank, Vivian Hanshaw, Ierry Cook, Rose Hamann, Helen Lewis, Beverly Cook, lean Webster. Third row: Pat Stewart, Doris Breen, Peqqy Berns, Dorothy Teachman, Barbara Nevill, loyce Poitras, Corky Young, Iohn l-lostrander, Rock Schiller, Sala Halm, lean McAllister. Fourth row: Iune Wilcox, Marjorie Wheaton, Iohn Rice, Ted Wheaton, lohn Carey, Ierome Cheney, George King, Bill Sowersby, Bill McClurq. Fifth row: Ralph Swan, Bob Morse, Dick Hoyt, loe Frick, Chuck Laqerbom, Robert Earl, Dick Reed, Don Potter, Robert Blank, Lee Robinson. Sixth row: Dick Dixon, Roland Bentley, Claude Wilson, Clair Elston, Claude de Lorraine, Richard Craiq, Jerry Hawks.