Potsdam Central High School - Sandstoner Yearbook (Potsdam, NY)

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FIRST ROW (left to right)—Hadley, Henry, McGee, Paquette, Carvin. SECOND ROW—Theobald, Howlett, Patenaude, Green, Dart. Student Council Members of this organization consist of one member from each home room who is chosen by his fellow classmates to serve as a home room president. The function of this council is to help plan and direct all school activities as a whole, and assist in the raising of money for public benefit.

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Class Prophecy of ’47 Janet Sanford is now Dean of Smith's College in Massachusetts. Dana Farrisee is the successful President of the Ra quette River Paper Company. The crystal then became cloudy and she was un able to see any more. Finally, it became clear and speaking in the same voice, she began again. Virginia McIntyre is now the star in the Broadway Success, Talk It or Leave It. Paul Whalen is opening up another branch of the Community Ice Cream in China. Don King has been signed up with MGM and is known socially as a heart breaker. Betty Simpson is the new head librarian in the Congressional Library in Washington, D. C. Pauline Bancroft is now lecturing in Europe on the fi ner points of the Symphony. Bill Oman is the successful President of a large Con struction Company in San Diego. Peg Lavine is the assistant pianist to the New York Philharmonic Orchestra and Dorothy Lawrence is her per sonal secretary. Jane Besio and Hazel Bostick are designers for the U Itra, Ultra Fashion magazine. Your two Morgan boys, Ken and Bob, have obtained success as lawyers and are partners in the firm of Morgan Morgan. Margaret Hunter and Martha Thompson have married two prosperous business men and are making a place for themselves in the world. Beverly Crowley and Antoinette Dokianos now ho Id high teaching positions as tutors for the children of the exclusive Palm Beachers. Pat Measaw has now gone into professional photog raphy for John Powers. One of her favorite subjects is the famous Holly Howard, formerly June James. Merrill Whitman, Winifred Burrell and Joe Haley have journeyed West and are in a corporation which has control of several burlesque companies. Veronica Baxter and Betty Sweet are employed as nurses at Belleview Hospital in New York City. Mary Perreault has secured the position of head telephone operator in one of Washington's most prominate political buildings. Bob Bacon is now a successful Wall Street business man. Jane Macomber and Laura Lloyd are stewardesses, now employed at the Transatlantic Airways, on route be- tween New York and Paris. However she wasn't able to get in touch with Stanley Towne. He must be at his usual occupation . . . Loafing. Tom Coyle has succeeded the late Maurice Evans a nd is now one of the greatest Shakespearean actors of the day. After she had finished, I thanked her very much and left with a deep satisfaction of knowing that the class of 1947 was going to attain happy and prosperous goals for themselves. GOOD LUCK CLASS OF '47.

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FIRST ROW (left to right)—Gaines, DeChard, Satchelder, Farisian, Powell, Maxcy, Mrs. Stiles, Sullivan, Hodge, Hughto, Carvin, Parlow, Jennings, Smith. SECOND ROW—Herne, Allgaier, Murphy, Stark, Fia cco, Prouty, Jacot, Charleston, Jones, Knight, Stone, Cassidy, Matthie, Smith, Greene. THIRD ROW—Leonard, Regan, Willmart, Collins, M., Ames, Collins, I., Henry, Bancroft, Thompson, Miller, Fefee, Kennedy, Cyrus. FOURTH ROW—Rivers, Rose, Dullea, Aplin, MacMonagle, Reynard, Dibble, Murphy, Morgan, Smith. FIFTH ROW—LaValley, Nicholson, Widrick, Simpson, Cleveland, Woodruff, Morgan, Jarrett, Clarke, Corbett, Barton, Hanson. Junior Officers ROBERT AUSTIN...............................President NANCY SULLIVAN - - - Vice-President ROBERT HODGE................................Treasurer Secretary SALLIE MAXCY