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

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CLASS .... sv JY H J., I yyyylt ,. iii, M W ' if' . 'Q f , A ' Q 'ff ,Tavwwwsewvbswidhm 1 ., H Row l Betty Thomas, Virginia Morse, Mary Moran, Beatrix Hathaway, Shirley Girton, Sally Waibel, Betty Perry, Lida Holland, Dorothy Pitcher, Jo Anne Beach, Mary Louise Young Row 2 Catherine Carey, Joyce Ann Noyes, Mary Short, Mary Phelps, Marian Hopkins, June Carey, Shirley Harvey, Joan Smith, Anita Miles, Charles Swan, Bob Abbott Row 3 Ted Feldt, Keith Strimple, Charles Lawrence, John Rogers, Richard Van Derhoff, Jack Davis, William Ober, Myron Tillman, Donald Andrews, Archie Wixon, Richard Naylor, Ralph Pearsall Row 4 Gerald Havens, Thomas Peet, Jack Graham, Jack Holton, Norman Woodhouse, Donald Smith, Charles Wilcox, Harold O'Connor, Dale Casterline, Jack Clark, Henry Potter, James Wilder. Row 5 Edward Spaulding, Carl Frost, Rodney Tallman, Wayne Bement, Paul King, Gordon Morse, Newell Potter, Harvey Lovette, Leonard Mourhess, Robert Blank

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IUNICDR CLASS OFFICERS The class of 1950, after traveling through its first two years in high school with a large portion of success, began its third year with a bang. We again chose Mr. Kershner as our class advisor. Jack Graham was elected president while Ted Feldt was chosen as vice-president. Sally Waibel took on the task as secretary while Bill Ober obtained the treasurer's postion. Aftr a very successful Christmas Card sale, Mr. Harrison's homeroom was forced to treat Mrs. Harrison's homeroom to a party since they were the losers. With the Christmas cards out of the way we turned to the Poster. We feel this yearbook will be the best one ever. We have greatly enjoyed our Junior year and hope our Senior year will be as successful. President S S A Jack Graham Vice President - H Theodore Feldt Secretary M - - Sally Waibel Treasurer ..-M Bill Ober

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SOPHGMCDRE CLASS OFFICERS President S S W Stanley Morse Vice President S - Sue Chamberlin Treasurer - .- Ursula Von Derhoff Secretary S Y A Donald MacKeil The Sophomore class was organized in September and elected the above officers and home room representatives to the Student Council, Thomas O'Malia and John Frick. Mrs. George Mitchell was elected faculty advisor. One of the outstanding activities of the year was the Christ- mas banquet held in the school cafeteria. Jack Frick acted as toostmoster and Sue Chamberlain as program director. She in- troduced Buddy Randall who gave humorous readings and some impersonations from the motion picture, Woman in White . She then introduced James Bower who gave his prize-winning speech, l Speak for Democracy . Gifts were distributed by Santa Claus, Jack Frick. Lyle Phelps's band played while the Sophomores danced. The Sophomore class is planning another party late in the spring.