Batavia High School - Batavian Yearbook (Batavia, NY)

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JG. CUM BATAVIAN X ' ALFRED !PANvff'iii'l 3w ' R fl ' - riiff' T . D F1-rst Pride ill OBERT FRANCIS LEWIS Second Prize Uh? Quntlrg Olnntezt Tuesday evening, March 22, 1921, before an audience which filled to over-- flowing the Methodist church, the well-known orat High School was again displayed. Following is the orical talent of the Batavia program: .- l. Overture- King Rose .................................,......................... .....,.... B aruard STUDENTS' ORCHESTRA I 2. Our Present Foreign Policy ................................................ Warren G. H aifding OSCAR G. WHEAT 3. Roosevelt, the Man and Public Official ...........,...,, ' GEORGE D. ODGEN .......Calvin Coolidge 4. Forefathers' Day ........................................................................ Arthur T. Hadley HERBERT B. ROGERS 5. Two-Part Chorus, Bridal Chorus ffrom The Rose Maidennj ........ Cowen 6. Invisible Government ..................... ....................................................... E lihu Root MERLE C. CARMICHAEL 31. . ' I 5 , X

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, -1-Qi ac- -nw L-r -A -me f-tina BATAXTIAN X i -Hello-Say we want to know about Rogers-Yes, Herb Rogers, the min- ister's son. What's that? This is too much, Mocha. Rogers was never a bummer in a barroom and as for marrying Emily Engle-preposterous! So Emily joined the Broadway Brevities. Well, that's more probable. Shouldn't be a bit sur- prised ifit were so, at that. What ever became of Casey and Brown? The last I heard Casey was a professional dancer at Rosen's in New York and Brown was operating a street-.Qcar line between West Rush and jug City. Still there, eh? -George Ogden, where is he? Thatls the last word all right. VVhat an ex- citing life-caretaker of an old ladies' home. No, I don't think so. He wouldn't takegthe job just because Marion Combs was an inmate. He might if it were soiiieone else, but not Marion. Eleanor Judd checked hats in the Waldorf Astoria and Cll,2lfS.cl1vvingel married a man in the carting business, I heard. Yes, I sq:f5.5I rather expected the latter, but Eleanoiggwell, well! Another onef'S' Marge igirien in German Opera and'T-eddy! Alfieri designing g:vwnIii1vr.5,E?Ygg?2QggfL9Qg:-5'fail'-Gertrude Krieger as Q,a-G:j?pSy,FO1 CL1I'1E Teller. I'n1 3 ii Kemp was ar banker-well, we .canlt all be famous. 11921 turn out any teachers? that Florence preacher, but I said teacher. Dus' -Y IRI.. .L . Tift CU1'f'bi teaching! Dusty taught manual training? No? T' - at Vassar? What did Art teach? Dog catcher? Are you losing yon. nfrwd, Mocha? A dog catcher isn't a teacher. Ella Woolf alderman at East Bethany and Florine Embt police lieutenant at West Rush. It's always the same. -Hold the line a minute-Hello-VValt is pretty near gone. Hurry up Mocha-Hazel Miller wrote a classical dictionary and Beatrice Carson indexed it? Irknew that-Pearl Wurtzman runs Synthetic cows and Bernice Betts was a sign painter. Dickinson a head waiter and Odell an undertaker. Hurry, or this bill will be a fortune in a minute. Lucile White in politics, campaign manager for Bryan and Erma Darron a member of Parliament. Yes-just a minute, Central-Beatrice Gehring a movie queen, Alfred Panepinto a Bolshevik, and Dorothy King run over by a street car. Yes that's all-What? How? Walter'S iust arrived? Central-Central!! No use, Fm cut off. Let's see. I can earnestly recommend Southworth's Syrup of Hypophos- phates for all diseases and accidents, including broken necks and astigmatism. What a life! SAMUEL H. Woon, f21. 30 Q

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Y grxru- 0 V. 1,4 A , Q l3ATAXl'IAI g 7. American Lawlessness ..........,.........,,,,..,,,,................. .......... S idney A. Sherwin . SAMUEL H. WOOD ' 8. The Meaning of Americanism ................................... ....... C harles E. Hughes THEODORE A-. ALFIERI 9. Selections-Qaj The Spirit of Youth ............... ................. D ahlquigf , fbj Evening Hourui ...............,.....,..... .,....,.,,,,,, H ulfgn STUDENTS, ORCHESTRA 10. What the Mayflower Brought to America .I ........ ....,,,, L uther Wilggn ROBERT F. -LEWIS 11. Immigration Without Assimilation ............. 1 ..... ...L ..................,.,.. Leonard ,Wgod A ALFRED PANEPINTOJ 12. Two-Parti'Ch'o'it':'S'Q When Twilight WeaveS QBeethoven Minuetj.. ' ' . ......-........ 1 ...... ga .Y...........................,...................... . ......... ............... Brcmscombe I SENIOR.-GIRLS - 13. 'Selection-'Scented ViOlets'7 ......,.,.. - ,........,,.......,..... ,.,,,,,, R eynoyd- - V STUDEN1'S,i.-GRCIIESTRA 14- Decision of Judges- -L. U: ' ,. ' 15. Presntation of Prizes- I - - - r- l-5 ' ' . LakeSon1an March ............,........,.....,.,...........,.. ,,,., ,,., M , E,fLake STUDENTS, ORCHESTRA, I T- : JUDGES: Q .L PRINCIPAL HERBERT PRESTON, Warsaw PRINCIPAL I. L. DAVIS, Oakfield SUPERINTENDENT I. P. SHERRARD, Depew First prize was awarded to Alfred Panepinto, and Robert F. Lewis received second prize. Honorable mention was given Herbert B. Rogers. -GEORGE D. OGDEN, 21 32 ,.ui'45