Stockbridge Valley High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Munnsville, NY)

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In a recent conversation with Alumnus 'soldier' 'Pee lee' Clark, I gathered the impression that he was secretely gloating over the fact that he had escaped all the responsibilities which usually go with the office of President of the Alumni Association. He seemed to believe that, since he as V1ceqPres1- dent last year assumed there responsibilities, it was only the working of the Law of Compensation when Urs. Platten was forced to take over' this year. The Reunion this 1921 and 1931. Hrs. Edwin Hickox fdlta Edwardsi Hrs. Melvin Knapp Ckuby Gardiner! Lynn Houseman Mrs. George Basher QI.11y Shumwayl Mrs. Herbert Kline Ulorence Lallunionl llrs. Arthur Hollston Clarion Onyanl Mrs. Joseph Schindler KBrett1ce Stewart, Mrs Howard Gleason CSylvia Stringerl Mrs. Lawrence Ioltje Clmma Taylorl year ALUIINI REUNION b will be centered a CLASS OF 1901 Munnsville, N. Y. Syracuse, N. Y. 406 So. Crouse Ave Geneva, I. Y. llunnsville, N. Y. Unadilla Forks, N. CLASS OF 1911 Syracuse, N. I. 218 Seymore St. Oriskany Falls, N. Canastota, N. Y. out the Y. Y. A. G. Zeller classes of 1901-1911 Husband Salesman of Barber Supplies. Husband with B.H. Co Supt. of Schools. Husband a carpenter. Small Farm Husband with Easy lasher Go. Farm on East Hill Husband in Store Deceased

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GREETINGS TO THE ALUMNI I presume former presidents of our Association, in the midst of their own work plus Spring Alumni Activities, have been tempted to find some haven of escape where no social responsibilities exist. Fortunes of war and the Selective Service Program have provided me such a spot in the lowlands of New Jersey. Here at Fort Dix, civilian activities are only a pleasant memory as Army Trainees concentrate on the fundamentals required in the School of a Soldier. Social and fraternal life is replaced by intensive military training. The hours are long and the work is hard, yet the graduates of this school will some day emerge as healthy and well-diciplined citizens. The initial training period for Selectees lasted 13 weeks. le are new in the second phase of our training--learning combat tactics by practice maneuvers in this section of New Jersey. Later in the summer, we will apply these tactics during extended war games in Virginia. From reliable informants, I hear that Stockbridge Valley is sending out a fine senior class. May they always be as happy as they are today. To the officers and members of the Association this Soldier sends his most sincere wishes for continued success. Edmund D. Clark Co. A, 174th Infantry 44th Division OFFICERS Prssident 0 l o 0 e 0 0 0 0 e Q Clark Acting-President, Vice-Pres, , , Virginia Platten Recording 590I'8'l19-PY . . . . . . Clarence Stanford Corresponding Secretary, , , , A11en Clark Treasurer . . , , , , , , pauline Frye,

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Mrs. Otto Leidka KRuth Bentonb Mrs. Henry March flildred Franklin, Cecelia Clark Kathryn Colton Allen Clark - George Cummings Edwin Spaulding Urs. Carl Urlocker Cllartha. Carlonl Hrs. Donald Parks CCam11la Blshopl Mrs. Robert I-Iollenbeck CRuth Lamb, Robert Hollenbeck Warren Jones Mrs. George Wagner Clleanor Davis, CLASS OF 1921 Clinton, N. Y. Utica., N. Y. CLASS OF 1931 Lyons, N. Y. Uunnsville, N. Y. llunnsville, N. Y. Syracuse, N. Y. 219 Elliot St. llunnsville, N. Y. Sherrill, N. Y. Eastwood, N. Y. 48 Murray Ave. Uniontown, Pa. 48 IIITTBJ Ave. Uniontown, Pa. Ilion, N. Y. Vernon, N. Y. Husband Prof. in Hamilton College Nurse at Utica State Hospital Teacher lknployed at O.C.L. Atlantic Gas Station Easy Washer Mach. Co Ili lk Inspector Nurse Husband in Greyhound Office Husband in Scout Io rk. Scout Executive Forks at Savage Arms