Warrensburg High School - Hackensack Yearbook (Warrensburg, NY)

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Class Poem Over the hills and through the woods, To W arrensburg High we go— The winters went slow; The summers went fast; Some of us didn't, but most of us passed. The years drifted by and were Seniors at last. H e thought the arrival of “49” Would be for us happiness sublime, But now that it's here To our sorrow we find That we're leaving much fun and our good friends behind. And as we go forward to the world of big business We find many things that we just can't take with us. The frolics of ball games, assemblies and such Are pastimes we know we'll all miss very much. We wish we could praise all the teachers we knew. And thank each one personally for putting us through, But there are so many teachers and so much to say. We can only remember you on our last day. And now we are going, we must say goodbye To the life that we loved, and to memories held high.

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NAME NICK NAME FAVORITE ACTIVITY AMBITION FAVORITE SAYING PET HATE FAVORITE SONG Ursula Baker Urkie Going out nights Get married Ain’t it a caution Dubble gum ‘Life Gets Teu’.ous” Jean Brooks Jeanie Square dancing Travel Gads iieing called pet names in diner “Someday” Charles Brown Charlie Women in general Basketball To graduate Quit it School “so Tireu” Don Brown Red Be a playboy “J me” Noisy and wise people “Anchors Away” John Brown Cageball Hugh Combs Hugh by To graduate Huh? Mrs. Scully So Tired” Pat Cunningham Trish Skiing Teacher Oh dear Food “Humoresque” Joyce Frye Sizzle Bowling Bookkeeper “Oh Lord” History “I Love You So Much It Hurts Me' Paul Farrar Spook Eating and sleeping Pass. Eng. Regents Balls of tire English “Holiday For Strings” Bob Frulla Slasher Football Fool around with the fools Holy cow Stoney “Blue Moon” Alberta Holt Holt Dancing and eating Nurse Fra id so Flirty Boy friends “You Can’t Be True Dear” Irwin Ireland Irwin Square dancing Mechanic What the heck Certain girls “Heartaches” Norma Keith Red Roller Skating Telephone operator Oh, sure History Blue Room” Jim Lynch Bertie Skiing No ambition Wha-appen Cheap records “How High The Moon” Paul Meader Pe Pe Sports Pill pusher Bull Snooty girls “Maybe You’ll Be There” Bob Merrithew Gunner Girls New motorcycle ”J me” Sonny Needham “Pistol Packin’ Mama” Helen Montena Monty Dancing Go places Are you serious History I lx)ve You So Much It Hurls’ Reg Needham Sonny Square dancing New car Censored Earl Young “Red Roses for a Blue Lady” Petty Nichols Betty Eating To get a job Gad Know-it-alls “Stardust” George Pratt Barney Nothing Not much Drop dead Warren J. “What’ll I Do” Jack Reardon Smoky Eating Journalist Bull Women “It’s Magic” Muriel Reynolds Pete Square dancing Graduate Jumpin’ Jonny French “So In Love” Shirley Reynolds Squawker Blondes Great singer How do you like it None “Far Away Places” Wayne Ross Doc Acting Teacher Rattle me old bones Paste “Swing Low Sweet Chariot” Jean Smith Smitty Dancing Attorney What People who ask silly questions Far Away Places” Shirley Smith Shirl Messin around Cortland with Joyce Shmoo Being late to school “You Were Meant For Me” Joyce Stone Stoney Tennis Horse around with Shirl Geez Bob Frulla “Slaughter On Tenth Avenue” Lorraine Toney Toney Dancing, sports, sleeping Own a car What George Pratt My Happiness” lone Wood lone Going to Missouri Math, teacher Holy catfish Galaway Bay” Earl Young Squirrel Do as little as as possible Do littl. Censored Mrs. Scully Rum And Coke”

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Junior Class From Left to Right, First Row: Beverly Prespare, Elizabeth Merrithew, Barbara Parker, Alice YVhittemore, Betty Maltbie, Sally Frye. Second Row: Ernest Frulla, Warren Johnson, ltoyce Carpenter, Edward Binder, LelanJ Duel I, Jim Walsh. Third Row: Harold Montena, George Aubrey, Jack Cunningham, Herbert Smith, and Harold Wilsey. At the beginning of the year we elected as our class officers: Presi- dent, Betty Maltbie; Vice-President, Etl Binder; Secretary, Kathryn Burch; Treasurer. Alice Whittemore; Student Council Representative, Sally Frye. We have been very busy selling all sorts of articles, putting on small dances anti food sales in order to put out this yearbook for the Seniors. Although we tire few in number, our numbers are very active in extra curricular activities. Boys on our basketball leant tire Jack Cun- ningham, Jim Walsh, Harold Wilsey, Herb Smith, and Leland Buell. Three of our girls are varsity cheerleaders; Beverly Prespare, Betty Maltbie, and Alice Whittemore. Members of our class in tlie band are Herb Smith, Betty Maltbie, Salty Frye, Jack Cunningham, and Beverly Prespare. We enjoyed the Junior Prom that the Seniors put on for us in Jan- uary at which Alice Whittemore and Jack Cunningham were elected king and queen and reigned over the dance. We are now planning the Senior Ball which will take place in June. Our class is looking forward with anticipation to next year when we will become the Senior class of 1950.