Batavia High School - Batavian Yearbook (Batavia, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1923 volume:

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Without the good-will and assistance of all of you, my success would be impossible. If at the conclusion of our interview, I shall have accomplished only one purpose, reached but one objective, I shall feel that my efforts have not all been in vaing that one purpose, to instill and embed in your minds and hearts that one objec- tive, without which no sincere purpose can be accomplished, and which is so essential in the present phase of our Alma Mater's I-Iisftory: Carry On Z 3 il ,x -fi , Gu BUILDIN CK BR ED R LD THE O X I , fy . ,.,.,YW-.,v..wf---1 Q 'LMKEXWLMLMLMLMEMLMLMNEDMMMXLMLMLMMAAWMXLMMRAWMAMEKQMZLM M4122 '. fLAlklJJJJ,LJJJJfkA lid-IJJJJJJJJ XAXLJXAAALAXJ-XJ JQUQQJLYQJLYZJ DvlIJJ.DJlLk'5ULkJlU!'1iLLfULk1lLWfUlklJlX'2l LUJLUJLkJJLbUU!iULkJlLLJILLfUlkAU!'lIAJJ DEDICATIO The days of the old red school burldlng are numbered 1ts work IS done Very soon when tts last usefulness lS gone It w1ll be torn down and levelled to the dust whence IC arose The old order changeth grvlng place to the new The movlng finger has not ceased to wrlte In a sense the old school w1ll not and cannot be destroyed There IS another edrflce more 1m poslng, whlch stands over the old burldlng That edlfxce IS built of the most preclous materlal known to man Prece by prece brlck by brlck lt has been burlt out of the l1ves of those who spent IH It some of thelr best years and who have left behlnd those years and the1r deeds to ralse the monument of thelr Alma Mater stlll hlgher Long may If stand But the old bulldxng though 1ts practlcal value IS past has stlll a value whlch though sentl mental IS none the less real It IS the frame round whlch cllng the memorles of generat1ons of 1tS sons and daughters In recognmon of thls value we the class of 23 deemlng IC flt that the last class to w1n to graduatlon w1th1n lts walls should have the honor lovmgly dedicate thrs first endear mg product of our labors and our thoughts to The Old Brlck Bulldlng is In I YYYY KYYTYYYY m YYVYWY KYVYY KYYX1 GYYYYVKYYYY A VTVYYNYTYNGYNWWIYF C ji 3 . , E1 . . . . 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N . rr.,Llii?g.ii f3, li a.L24Lx.w.a4Ly4LQ1Lez1 guymmwimlmmaaummm mmmwimm 51 '33 , '33 SCHOOL SON O The Blue and the Whzte Our school has always favored 'I hat rich and glossy blue Which with white in combination Is beautiful and true They are always floating gayly And never out of sight While in unison we re singing Long live the Blue and White We will ever praise our High School Which in Batavia stands Individual Instruction Known now throughout all lands And its faithful corps of teachers For they know that they are working For the Blue and the White We recall athletic victories Cn many a day before How we captured prize and trophy But still we wish for more But we re sure that we ll not falter As we renew the light just because we re marching onward Neath the Blue and the White 1 VidM8db7B1h?idlfit1TfD1 hfiflMaYllfrI11lYMPffii1Tfh1 r F6N1Mif1h?nX1h'rh1Ifm1lfN1 r X . E Q E gl E 5 E Q , E 3 'H 5 3 Q E E . . . . . . E Q . ' E ? . ' ffl Q B H S E y . . D Q 2 . . . E Q B ' Q Q Their duties never slight, I Q - 5 ' . 5 l 'l . . . 5 1 E ' l Z Q . . Q y , , ' I E l ' . Q 5 It y Q WHHWWHWWWW WW Hwwn W E 7 l f Q- fp-ww ' C3111 g,HHB1IIUYiEII1I Qin Eilnnnreh gllqexnurg nf flgenrge EE. lilerriu fnlpz serheh must faithfullg fur six gears un the Egmnurh uf fhucntinn- Eilis suhhen zmh tragic hezxih inns EI great surrniu tu his host nf frienhs anh a Deep regret in all fulgu Imefu him .l- Qflflngh Qmgillizrnt 'gfgerrg Qllass of '25 glilag 12, 1907 Hjmmarg 28, 1923 K .x . :X ' .x. ,l,+. QA. pq- unumcntum BYE BITBIIITKIIE 4 lfnm Alhertns lfvahh 1859-1923 Exegl monumentum aere perennlus, I have ralsed a memorial more lastmg than bronze sand the Roman poet mm-teen centurnes ago, and he spoke truly The generauons come and go only to add more luster to hrs name Mr Ladd s greatest memorxal us m the lives and characters of those wxrh whom he came m contact The teacher or the admmxstra tor m the secondary school has scant tnme for creatxve work that shall make hrs fame assured Thousands of llves each wxth nts petty problems must be helped along to see the way more clearly to make the rnght decision For Mr Ladd days and nights were consumed m solv mg the problems of the many, m bearxng the burdens ot' them all A man wrth unusual clearness of vrsnon wxth remarkable gifts of cxpressnon, whose talents nf used for hrs own glory would have placed hrs name hugh among contemporary writers, was spent lh the ex actmg detaxl of school aclmmxstratnon He wrote well but had ume to wrxte only for occa sron He was a scholar but had few hours to pass on the treasures of learnmg to those who came after hlm He was great, but he was the wxllmg servant of all True knowledge, forbearance Justice, loyalty, unswervxng devotion to duty, the capacity for sacnlice. these qualmes whlch Mr Ladd had to an unusual degree are the only founda tions on which a ClVlllZ1lIl0h can be buxlt lt ls the task of the cxty whose streets he walked rn the pursuance of duty for more than twenty years xt IS the task of the schools he served to ruse to higher standards of thinking and conduct that If may not be said that this llfe was spent ln Valn MYRTA ELEANOR HUNN, lune 'Ith 1923 f is WM . Q-,.,Le,,...h- .,.., ,,,,,g 2 ia? y - -y'l I f f , , , , P' . 1' .I g 1 5 th ,, ... ' l 1 Principal Howard D. Webber, A. B Syracuse University my The BACTAVIAN 1923 ANNUAL BOARD Ruth VIDCCDY EdlIOT Pauhne Gehrlng, Asst Edltor Lmclsley Crocker, Asst Edztor Mabel Moore, Art Edztor Anthony Gerace, Azhletu, Edltor Wxlllam Root, JokeEd1to1 Burdette Hawks, Buslness Managea Anna Rogers, Ass't Busmess Managm Harold Ball, Ass't Busmess Managev Thomas Corey, Ass't Busmess Manager John McAvoy, Ass't Busmess Manage: M1ss Woodhouse, Faculty Advzsor Q 1 51,s..4.rsvQ. .Hug . 1 we 'w:4.3h:..Q 1 f --idx X ' f , f,,.,...1..i ,,g,,,,. - ' sr' .Af-2. ' ' - , ..,..1,-...-w-x.f- The B A frA VIA N 727925 M Editorials HE old era is almost over, the new, almost begun. The new opens a new road: Mysteries to unravel, seen and unforeseen happenings and greatest of all many opportunities, a good number of which are new. We are going to love this magnilicant edifice khich we have seen rise, brick by brick, piece by piece. It will demand out utmost, we will give our utmost. We are deter- mined not to fail, not to slip a notch, to keep the torch ever burning. Finally no matter what happens, if necessary, we'll sacrihce till we bleed, we'll drain the last drop. B.I-I.S. and her representatives have always stood for the ideal-in sport, in the class room. and in other places where the character of her students may be shown. This, in its greatness, has always represented the spirit of this school. School spirit! Ho-w many times I have heard that expression used by students, alumni, teachers and friends of the school! At times during the past year it has seemed that our school spirit was shaken, tottering te a fall, but the fall never came. No, and I believe that it will never come, for that indomitable spirit which has come down to us through the years is going to have a new home, with the new year, a home where it may live and thrive better than ever before. I wish to appeal to the pride of you Freshmen, Sophomores and juniors, and especially you, my fellow Seniors, who will not have the honor of attending the new school, to strive to your utmost to keep that glowing coal, that imperish- able spark burning, and to fan it into a steady blaze which shall betoken the glory and honor of B.H.S. to the four corners of the globe. Applause, self-seeking ambition and glory, oH:ice, popularity, praise, wealth. even though they are vain rewards and bring but empty joys, all tempt and allure us. But genuine greatness manifests itself in true service, loyalty, and good will. Each one of us has his own special job to fulfill, his own task to perform, no mat- ter how humble that task may be. The torch is ours to carry on, and let our beacon light be honor, and our watchword, truth! Each smallest effort is helping all humanity, each better thought, each earnest word is kindling and keeping '-tire the spirit of democracy and helping toward the glorious universal uplift. No drop but serves the slowly lifting tide, No dew, but has an errand to some flower. No smallest star but sheds some helpful ray. What is it that Batavia lacks, complains of lacking, advertises that it doesn't possess, yet makes little effort to acquire? Spirit! Real, genuine school spirit. The spirit that wins, The spirit that makes a school unconquerable in contest. The spirit that makes a man get up and dare anyone to defy him in saying that his school, his teams, his societies are not among the best. N 1-:Q The BATAVIAN IQ23 lust a llttle 1llustrat1on of what spmt vtlll do for a team One year Center College went to play Harvard Harvard had the better team but Center was determmed to wm They Sald We ve got to beat Harvard They returned 1101116 NV1th a muddy football a v1ctory and a reputatlon for havlng sand Cen ter dldnt have such wonderful coaches lt dldnt have enough Jerseys for the squad but lt d1d have sp1r1t Batavla has teams good coaches plenty of jerseys but have we splrlt? What do you thmk? We have the men we have the equlp ment we have the coaches but are We gomg to have the spmt? Remember that wlthout sp1r1t a team vvlll never make good No matter how well a team ts e ul ed how well xt IS coached or what hne 1113.'ECY13l lt has lt w1ll be a fallure fl PP unlcss rt lb backed by the students whom It represents Wouldlmt rt be line 1t Batavla were made up of students who had courage encugh to cheer the1r team even vxhen lt was losmg' What a eonsolatlon rt would be for the players lf they were urged on by the1r classmates VVhat a thrlll t vxould we them rf the saw about four hundred Batavxa students stand up wxth such baclung? ust thmk what co operatron can do thmlx of the vlctorxes that could be won thxnlt of the honor that would b gaxned Let s get started Batavla and stand together For 111 order to Wm lt must be All for one and one for all How many especlally qemors rem mber Lawrence Butcher that famous artlst? He would hav been a member of the 23 class had he remalned wxth us He xs graduatlng from Hutchxnson thxs june Perhaps It would be mterestmg to know that some of hls cavoons have been accepted by the leadmg papers of the country Take a sccond look at the class cut the old vx oman and the shoe It IS Q The Semors ask buf one thmg of B H S They plead for lt they demand lt T hey demand lt as the1r lawful rrght It may come as a warnmff It may come as an lUSlgl'1t of pr1v1lege lt may come as 'l legacy But one tlung Carry On The Edztors RUTH VINCFNT PAULINE GEHRING LINIDSLEY CROCIQTR XNITHONY GERACT 'XI xBEL MOORE Be a Booster dont be a Knockem By the way vmose Uatavlan axe you reaclmg ,, . s ',.f,j'-...Q re in . V V . V 'I .ff:1j'-f-Qfilfi ' 1 7 ' I . W . . U V of cu . . , I Y 7 I ' - - v l - ' 1 ' ' 1 5 . . . . 1 y 1 , n ' 7 - I I ' 1 l l 1 I , . . . . Y . U. . 1 ' g Y and sing the song to Alma Mater. Who Wouldn't get into the game and flght . N V. J. . 7 - . I . V . . ' a . . 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Faculty Wffritefllps lNote-l, the Batavian, take this opportunity of thanlring you, the Faculty, on behalf of the Staff and Students, for your goodfellowship in adding to my contents these most interesting personal touches.l To the Class of 1923 It has been the aim of the faculty of B.H.S., during your four years' stay with us, to instill into your minds and hearts a zeal for loyalty, service, good sportsmanship and fair play. If we have been successful in our attempt, we will consider our efforts amply rewarded. Wfithout these qualities the brightest and most clever person becomes a liability rather than an asset to his community and to his nation. B.H.S. has always stood for these virtues. May all members of this class be true to the traditions of their Alma Mater. HOVVARD D. VVEBBER. Be Prepared. May this be the motto of the students of our school. Education is money well invested. Your education can not be taken from you. There are many institutions ready to receive you. Advance! Be Prepared. HERBERT T. COMFORT. To my friends, the Class of '23, ' It seems to me that there is enough brain power in this world to make its machinery go, and there are also opportunities for the special training of this intellectual acumen. But there are certain invisible qualities which I have seen in you, the lack of which wrecks civilization, truth, justice, loyalty, a fine sense of honor, the capacity for sacrifice. These are the things to which I would have you hold fast. MYRTA E. HUNN. Success to the members of the class of 1923. Success in life is not so much a matter of talent or opportunity as of concentration and perseverance. ALTA LOWE. Do not think- I will if I can, but practice- I can if I will. ANNA L. MOYNIHAN. The latchstring will always be out at the door of Room 1 for the members of the class of nineteen twenty-three. MARION H. SHORT. In character, in manners, in style, in all things, the supreme excellence is simplicity ' MAY G. SWEZEY. Life is short-too short to get everything. Choose you must, and as you choose, choose only the best-in friends, in books, in recreation, in everything. MEAME BEAL- Vaincre sans effort on triomphe sans gloire. ' ISABEL PRENTICE. Fragrant as a crushed rose, is the sweet Hower of remembrance. KATHLEEN WYNN. wb W , -p N I ,gfjjrgggfzx L , , ,,,.':L '-.,.., 1' 5-' The BACTAVIAN IQ23 The sec1et of success m hte IS for a man to be ready for his opportunlty wx hen lt comes FRANCES A BRYAN Remember one and all Un1ted we stand d1v1ded We fall CHRISTINE C FOWI ER Do good Wlth what thou hast or It wlll do tl1ee no good FLORA M SHEPARD Bon voyage' best o luck' Class of SCUIOTS Here s my partmg salute rn a pome May your Joys be as deep as the ocean Your troubles as hght as 1ts foam EDNA WOODHOUSE Let us dr1ve out the sp111t of drudgery from B H S Then our work w1ll be play And how we all love to play ELIZABETH S CRAMER Happmess hes mn the consc1ousness we have of lt and by no means 1n e way the future keeps 1ts prom1se ELIZABETH M HALPIN If 1t IS not r1ght do not do It If It 15 not true do not say xt BLANCHF E KINNEAR Montana IS my favor1te state tenn1s my tavor1te sport teaclung my occu patron pubhc spealung my hobby staymg after school my pet averslon to go up 111 an atrplane my zum 111 hfe JULIA A OMEARA Thoughts are m1ght1er than armles PFIHCIPISS have achmeved more vmc tor1es than horsemen or charlots JENNIE PIESTER less effectlvely taught 1n other ways such as d1sc1pl1ne teamwork self mastery and good sportsmanshlp JOHN S RANDALL When th love of truth for truths sake thls poetrc rdeahsm tlus rowth from wtthm has been awakened and cult1vated thoubhts l1ve and are trans mltted mto endless forms or beauty and ut1l1ty to me the class of 23 has left a rtch legacy as 1epresentat1ves of thxs 1deal1sm and I have only the memory of students whose records seem unsurpassed l1'1 unselhsh servrce and stron 1IICl1VlCll1'll thought and actxon MRS ISABEL M STORY To the Students of B H S G1 eetmgs At last our hopes have been reahzed we are to have a real frymn-mum H Let s go that means you WM E WINTTRS .A V vw: W. ...se ...sf .. mu- A V ' I 4 . y f . , H . - '- 1: , . 4 .I i 1 I ' , , - V - cr ,sv Q I V - S , K. - -1 4 ' 1 1 . .I 1. . . , - th , - . , . 4 . . J . . , . - 1 I ' P I ' ' r 7 ' Students should participate in athletics. They will learn .from sports, lessons v Q , C . . . y A 7, - A 2 , , - . . . . . U W . . , . v b 1 ' c c y ' 0' ' L - . . , , , , ! C L , I ' C ' . , I .. g in T . .. - '- I 'T C L c. z 4 . , ri , sz u . , . . . YV 'wa--Y xf xr K 1 Z The BACTAVIAN IQ23 HE Student Councxl xx 1th only the xx elfale of the students faeultv wud -Xlma Mater at heart thxs year dove xnto the depths of student government It made one enormous splash 'mud the rlppl s hive not dled axx ay yet The nnpress1on made on the student bocx an mu y 6 I lx A marl xvh ch h'1s Chang d nd xx 1ll eontmue to change the xnner hfe of the school The class of 23 and xxe thrnlt xxe are safe m saymg all feel that the movement of the Student Coun ul xx as but the begmnmg of the end no apparent materlal result left 1tS lastlng mar STUDENT COUNCIL X X 1? x -4 . y. V v - 1' 4, 1 A , l ' I Q A. C ' e . ' V f . ' ' lf cl f. ' lt , althouofh uroclueing . ' , ' ' '. 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H i , A , .HA ..f,-f-Q--'-ew--1-.-V-..-.-.V The B A fr A V IA lllmklgegvldf-WWLWQ SENIOR OFFICERS Webber Young Presrdent Helen Weiss, Vrcc Presxdemt Leo Batten Treasurer Veronxca R xggs Poet Cecelra Mxller, Secretary Helen Atwater, Essayrst Walter axrson Prophet Benjamrn Swartz Hrsronan We the Z3 Senlors assu e you Miss Hunn that no other tnencl durnnu our school career has come ro us who ls clearer or who holds a larger lace rn our hearts tran you May your wot and life ever be rented wrtlx lhe sunshine s rays peace and happiness may you End your sunset reflecung only a warm glow ofyour utmost success Semor Faculty Advisors The Qemors all unlre ln nssurwne you Mxss 'Prentice that we mall remember you not as a tczuher but always as 1 mnghlv good fellow We leaxe muh you a most sincere wish a very deep desire that your life :up be hrrm full of happiness content any rnun fol lowecl by a rainbow and yes m1y lr overflow too with added success Q ' A3 -E D ,. Y . . ' . . U - ,.,, , ., . r K ,- ' Y .Q 1m , gr 1- Q ...,,g . - A-Q., . 'Hz.:-if-- '- v..-..,'-- 5 .,t,.s.., ' ---v K ,..... W..-L..,,....- Fla 212155 11, 2, 3, -0, A. A. 11, 2, 3, 43, Class Treasurer 111, Track The BAfrAiVi'Aiii1 11323 --Undecided. HELEN ATWATER, I1'vv.' ss 12. 3. 41. A. A. 12. Il. 43. Girls clubs 12, 33. Glee club 10, Exchange Editor Pivayune 1-ll. Ambition: College diploma. Seeing only what is fair, Sipping only what is sweet, , Thou dost mock at fate and care. in -College. PIAROLD BALL, BaIIir. Blass 1-lj, A. A. 145, Orchestra 145, Seulor play 143. Asslstunt Manager Batuvlnn: Senior Ball Connnittn-eg Junior-Senior Party Committee. Ambition: Medical doctor. Cheerful and courteous, full of manly grace, His heart's frank welcome written in his face. -Canisius College. Jonx S. BARNES, Jolumie. 111, Baseball 12. 3. 41, Football 141, Advisory Board 143. Prom. Committee 131, Basketball Mgr. 143, Ass't. Football Mgr. 131, Glee Club 143. Ambition: To grow tall so when I sit on the earth my feet won't hang over the edge. A true, and brave, and downright honest man. -Notre Dame. W. Lao BATTEN. Elnss 12. 3. 43, A. A. 145, 'l'rensurc-r 143, Senior Play 14l, Glee A Club 145, Pleayune Staff 1-ll, Senior Bull Committee 141, Double Quartet 141. Ambition: To get more. Greater men may have been born hut we doubt it. .. -5, FIV' The BATAVIAN 1923 lslij Teachers College Sprmgvxlle LILLTAN L BLEUER Buddw Amlntzon To become a country school ma rm 7 fffx f X She IS gentle she IS shy But theres m1sch1ef m her eye fa x f f f ' ffyf 'W Unknown MARY L BossELER B0 xx Clxss 11 2 3 43 Glee Club fly A A HJ f0lllllllf'C0 H1 Amhltlon Llbrarlan A Su ect coltent Passmg all wtsdom or 1ts fnlrcst Homer 'nknovxn hut Ill get there alms Jmllua Baudme GEORGE G BOUGHTON as 11 P S 41 A A 11 'P 3 43 Commlttems 0lllK'Qtl'l Ambmtlon To get plenty of sleep Who thru long days of labor And mghts clevold of ease S1111 heard ln h1s soul, the musne Of wonderful melodles Undeclded IEQTERN BR0xxN B11 lf Amhltxon lVIllll0ll'llI'C bootleggel N A How happy 15 he horn or tan Th'1t scrwcth not :mothers lull NX hose armor ls hrs honest thol 0. Aml qlmplc truth Ins nlmos sltx r 'f - :-fe' V. I . . A 4, .!.,.E L. 1-W, l . .W ,Msn ......1.ll.... - , , I V u V lv V1 2 ns, 3, 4 . V rr ' ' , . ' l V ,: - - . , , I V,,V.,4VZ? J . . . . . L, 44 ,. Vg - y :,fi, , ' 1, E - - - - , -v gf, ' f , . vv' rf , ' ', 1. V, V: L V ' l omg- ,g,:, , . . ,.,., ,, '- 2,1 -f , -. rn. l AA 7 ' k , , , . 1 , .. 1 . .. - - . iii' ll '. Plas? ll, 2, 3, -U, , A. ll' Q. gg- ,U- ght, 4 . ' ' 'Q 1' - 1 . - y I , . . .1 l - - . . .gm l ' F . .' Ill it 11 jr ,WAQVA 'WT -1 M4 '. L95 2 1 1:0 ' . .,,..,,,,.-.-rw--- The BATAVIAN IQ23 Plass 13. 41, A. A. 13. -ll, Girls' Clulv 1Zll. , Class 13. -15, A. A. 13, 43. Football 13. 43, Baseball 13, 45. --Stcnographcr. Bi:x.1.1a BUCliI.ANl1, Tiuklv. Ambition: To teach music. Her air is so modest, her aspect so meek, So simple and sweet are her charms. -Cornell. domestic science. Erm-:L BURKE, Billy, Class 11. 2. 3, -lj, A. A. 12. 2, -ll, Glue Ululn 11, 41. Ambition: To sell ice-cream cones in Hades. She was made for happy thoughts, For playful wit and laughter. -Xotre Dame, Engineering Course. JOHN K. C,u.LAHAN, 'tBonc.r. Ambition: To take the home-run crown away from Babe Ruth. 'iln me, as yet, ambition had no part: Pride had not soured, nor wrath debased my heart. ' -Business Course, R.B.I. THOMAS G. CANTY, Tom, Class 11, 2, fl. -ll. A. A. 11, 2, 3, 45. Banquet l onnni1tt'e 131. Ass't. Manager lfootlmll 1211, Huntley Contest 145, Chairman Junior- Senior Party 141, Advisory Board Hb, Glee Club 143, Mgr. Football 141, Ass't. Bnslnof-is Mgr. Senior Play 141, Senlnr Play Committee 143. Ambition: To own a Ford coupe, and learn to drive it expertly. They say, best men are moulded out of faults, And, for the most, become much more the better for being a little lad. , 5. 1 ...X- . ,- v,,,: I H . vw. t t.-,51f ' 1 -'4-- fi ... The BATAVIAN IQ23 -Mass. Tnstitutc or Tech. I V Q ROBERT W. CARR, 3005- 'ff i 2 Class tl 2 3 41 A. A. t2, -lj, C0lHl11ltt9C t2b, GIEG Clllh Hi' diff ' Y ' ' -. f an- J . . - if' wp ,viz-.59 ,qw Senior Banquet Committee t-13, Senior Phu' Cust till. 130111116 Qfi9','2Q ' Ambition: To sleep in English class. L ' . i 2 - .fi . 'Alt would talkg A ,.V, 1 , . -5 41-Af, Lord, how it tz1lkc'd ' , L , Wiiiifi .fi?f'31g' .3 5 ' 15? 45.3-'f':?55', 'f -Syracuse University, Arts Course. BERNICE L. COLLISTER, Class tl, 2, 3, 41, A. A. t2. 3, 41, Glee i itat ion Committee HJ. A cloud of yellow hair She has two eyes of bl I.Bl!llIiJ'.'l Club lt, Banquet Com- mittee t3J, Prom. Committee t3b, Senior Play Cust th, In- 'Amigitionz To go to Tartarus with Aeneas. Stands round about her ear, ue And forehead white and fair. N-Rcnsscllcr, Troy. i KENNETH CONRAD, Kem Vlnss tl. 2, 3. -li, Winner School Athletic Pass 12 y1':-:J 3. Ambition: E1-ginecr tof grcat schcniesi. That man who ltath a tongue, I say, is no man, lf with his tongue he cannot win Fl woman. --Cut cheese. Vluss t1 Ambition: To make an cucumbers. 69 THOMAS CQREY, To Ill my, H 3- -U, A. A. t2. IZ. -Il. Ratslu-tb-lll tlt 44100 Qjut, -un ci' Contest HJ. A-yt' ,HQHOQQ uhm B P til. bn, Double Qual-tene Hy: . . . :Q Alger- likllzlxlzlli invention to take warts off of Thou animated torrid-zone! t f . ,f Ml' A Y' gf , nr if . V -A Ef f l5'ii.!5'73l , .. .,, H. .VV X.. ------ A ' ' '-.-1-f-Q-e,,...,-.A--rv-f .S 41. 2. 2 Am. A. A. 43. -lm. nnseimii 42, m. The BA TA VIA N D-IQ23 W Ani 4 --Undecided. LORETTA C. CRI-:AHAN, Lum-ft. ss 11. 2. 3. -ll. Glue Club 115. 1 Ambition: tXYe eouldn't liud outl. The happiest heart that ever beat lYas in some quiet breast That found the common daylight sweet, And left to heaven the rest. L1Nns1.Ev H. CROCKER, Crarlrr1'.r. Class ll, 2. 3, -JJ, A. A. 13. -ij, ASs't. Mir. Ilnss-lmll 133, Mgr. Bnsehnll HJ. Associate Editor Butnviau 441, Advlsory lnoaml Ambition: To be a wireless telegraph linelnan. lN'orth, courage, honor. these indeed Your sustenance and birthright are. , l-IERMAN C. DARGUSH. l'-Irrmirf' Ambition: To discover fireproof coal. In arguing, too, Darguish owned his skill, For e'en though vanquished, he could argue still. - --Undecided. RY.-XI.TER T, DAv1soN, l!'nIi. Floss 11. 2. 3. 41. A, A. 12. ir, 45, Imsvlmll 12. ::, An, Foollnnll 4-ll, Huntley Contest 141. Ambition: To kill some umpire. While words of learned length and thund'ring sound Amazed the gazing rustics ranged around. .A ' Y . -1,-M -1 .T ,.. ,-4-. an - 6, c .,,,: I . A - r 1-.-.',,'-'fn ' Fw 4 .. .f.. N-.- A MAA The BATAVIAN IQ23 LOUISE DE LANO, Fat V l Class 11, 2, 3. 41. A. A. 121, Prom. Committee ine 1-11, Asst Class Ambition: 'ATO swim the English channel. Q? 'To do her justice lt 11, 2, 41, Glee Club 111. Vice-President , -College1?1 V V 131, Chairman Senior Banquet Commit- A A Clerk 141. in i would take a bookf' -Collegef ?1 VVARREN DE LANG. Class 12, 3, 41, A. A. 12, 3, 41, Treasurer 131, School Orchestra Ambition: To do the least possible in order to accom plish the most. My soul is quite weighed dowu with care, and asks 5' The soft refreshment of a moments sleep. ENSIGN Plass 11, 2, :L 41, A. A. 11 131. Ass't. Mgr. Bas tfoimiiittf-e 1-l1. Amlrition: To be a Grounds. 1 If she uudervalue me, 1 NVhat care I how fair she be? 2 -L il , 2, 31, Student Council 131, President ketball 131, Picnic Committee 12, 31, -Banquet Committee 12, -VVestingl1ouse College. D. D1-:Vo1z, Ensin. A 31, Class Clerk 141, Senior Ball soda-jerker in the Happy Hunting .- 5 V, 2 ' .,l..E -College 1?1 ' Wu.1.1AM J. DIBBLE. Bill, filnsf 11. 2. 3. 41. A. A. 11. 2. 41, smaenr Council 121, oi-- gf-eifl-1511, 47- Billifllmi C01ll1lliff00 121. Prom. Committee i':7 AfS t' Mi-UV P14'1l5'1Hl0 131, Mgr. l'lz-ayune 141. Senior '-U Last 1-11, Plume Lommittee 141. Ambition: To be educated. A man l am. crossed with adversity. f ,f fL...A---- .- . oo..- N A L . F'VN,,-1, .e 41 A'-we ff A s- The BA TAVIAN IQ23 Collage Ul Ol Ill-R C DIETNLHLER Dun I: 'NS 1 4 xl Plum L ouunl 1 ss t NI x t ll0l Pl tx 1 nxt 1 ti Klllliilll Bonn 1 ,. Xmhxtxou To hc 1n 'uubulance drwcr From the crou n of hw he'xd to the Qole of hm foot l-lc I9 all nurth 3 xwna wr .4 School teacher MARGARI-:T L D1'r7EL Pegg' s L L lluh 111 Klllllllllll lllnqutt ltllllllll tt n J flux Ldltox 1'1c'1u1n L53 bunox Ilu lust 143 Bmquct Committee Hb L HJ K llHLllt1l NUOXI Lon est Ambmon To meld the ruler effectnely Ilxceedmg fzur she xx as not, and vet f'ur In that she never etudxed to be falrer Than Nature made her, beauty co t her nothmg Her vxrtueq were so rare Lndcexded ALBLR1' W DUERR AI 15511 'P -X -X 11 U Yhnncl of Plelet Sellmg on teet Ambmon To catch hsh m the Sahara Desert would be '1 good student xf studylng could l elumnated Law Lornell Umvers1ty CARL O EBERHARDT Wnlvulcs l ss I1 A 1 Aw t l dltol Plum unc 1 luh 141 Double Quultette l outewt H7 Imklu Countv 41 Conunlttc-0-111 -lj flick tj Iwlitm Pltayune 141 Glee 14 Llama Olrtol H3 llun ex Contobt My Ambmon To fmd a httle spare tune These sxgns have marked hmm extraordmary, And all the courses of hrs hfe do 'ahow l-le ns not m the roll of common men x -, 'wfl' 1 H ' A N R. mv- 1 - X . . M., ?,.a,.,,W-,--r W3 cm.-1 1 . 2. 3. 4. sm. A. lx. 11, 2. ::. . r, - . T rr-v un. ' ax--' fu- 'lm-k Q41 'rm-1- XI-rr - -- - f 'D ' 3 f ---A-,- . x.,..x.: .h 11.1, . Sox ' aj ': 151. ' ', : 3 f . 1 . , g3 d, Q 4' - v ' ' .lr ,733 N X' J' :lihlv , .Q . . v 1 F - Q 'city A: rxlfbga J , 1. ffllllff' 2:11-F4455 ' ' H' 35? ' 1 - . ,. 1' l 1. V - - - - M . 3-H 1 sms: 11. 2. zz. n. 11-Q 3 . 1 1 : -'Z 1 'J 'r- A tv 3, iss: W ' .,' 1 2, 'a V: .' ': ' 'rr I 'I ' ' 'z ' ' : : ' 1, . , ' 'Y :Z VY Q ' it u I I' cn ,-,3.4m, ,L, - ' C - I . ' ' me n - I - . . 1 , A 4 44 V I1 g . .P , 2, ::. 45, . A. 41, 2, ::, , 3 . , :s, , ' -. -' :I lu, -1 - -3 - ::, 1 - 1-' , . 5 , 1 , -, 5, 1 -1 - ,f tlj 1' . , , ' , ' ' . ' ' ' . Tw-L ' T'1,-f'wT ?w..f N 1 ' '-1 f, , .4.'.: ff! ..'v J1 ...e, , 1 The BACTAVIAN IQ23 School teacher VVest Bethany Gmovs JIUSTANCE Glczdw us 11 A 1 Cln 11 .AlTllJltlOl'I Ill never tell True were her eyes Too pure and too honest 111 aught to chsgmse The sn eet soul shxnmg thro them Undeclded NICHOLAS ITIGLOXV Ixzwl ass 11 .3 11: 4 oy I ot hall 12 3 4 55 Vxee P1 9S1dQl1t A A 145 Athletlc Ddntol IICIKIIIIC 141 Glee Club 151 T1'1cl C.1pt11u 141 AlTllZ1f1Ol1 To leat the half mlle record Unhounded courage and compasslon jomd Tcmpermg each other 111 the vletors m111d Alternately proela1m hxm good ann great And make the hero and the man eomoletc Tl1e College THOMAS GANNIONI T0111 S ut uw 111 AU1l1tlO11 To be a bull lighter I have always thought the aetlons of men the lest terpreters of then' thoughts B1y'1nt and Stratton Colleg KARL W Chu ss fl ' ll mm 1 1 NI 1m11mlltu 1 A H XllllJltlOll To ass1st Stull Ill enfortnb prolnllnon Tw puxpose hum IS equal to the dcccl Who does the best 111s CIFCLIIIXQTZIILCQ nllon Docs xx cll 'lets nohlv 'lngcls conni no more - , . , . V , i .' 4 , H '-H . VV :U , 2, 3, 41, A. . 13. 43, G ee 1 h , 45. I . ,- -- , 1.1 -1 1. V V 5 . l I ' ' l H I 3 1 ' . M , . 1 -1 C1 , 2, ', 4, 51, A. A. 11, 2,'3, 4, 51. -wk 12, 3, .f. P9 - ral' 'Z ' .' Y I if ,I 'i , 11 - - - v A J -A , C I Y A , nn -'-' . . Q Cllss 11, 2, 3, 41, A. A. 11, 2, 3. 45, B:1selmll 13, 4. 51, Class ' A' ' et-'A 1 Q . K ' 11 Y . N 'Ill ' H V. . 'ii -WI 5 - ' 1 ' 'e. X, C'I:l.'.'1 , 2. -lk, A. A. 122 .-U, Iic-1'c Co tb- Ill, , 1- ln-inl I, ' ' I ,gl - sto. .l.A. I , , ' -- 1 . 5 , - V X lr 'Q ' ., , , . I ' - - 0 L V , O fn ., Af A V . I I K 1 , EH .fer f 7' ,L . Q, ,...,.. The BATAVIAN IQ23 iss 11. 2. 3. -ll. A. A. 13, ll, Gln-e Club 11l, Prom. Uunnult- -I Plas: -l'll be somewhere. W B. PAULINE GEHRING, PuuI. toe 13l, Menioriul Connnittrv 1-ll. Bntuvlun Bonrtl 1-lj, Stu- dent Connell 1-ll. .-Xmlzitionz College. Oh! she was as good as she was fair. None-none on earth above her! As pure in thought as angels nre, To know her was to lore her. Al l -Geneseo or Buffalo Normal. l'IILDA M. Gi-:LoNE1t, FL Vlaiss 11. 2, 3, 4l, Basketball 1-il. Ambition: To harness a horse chestnut. t She's still the same serene, contented thing. -Undecided ANTHONY L. GERACE, To11y. S 11, 2. 3. 4. 5l, A. A. 14, 5l, Track 12. 3, 4, 5l. F00tlmll 13, . 53. Huntley Contest 151. Athletic Editor Plcuyune 153, Truck Cnpiain 151, Senior Play 151, Glee Clnh 151, Senior XVeek Committee 15l. Ambition: Neve had one. I would applaud thee to the very echo That should applaud again. Buffalo Normal NIILDRED M. GRENTZINGER, Million Class 11, 2. 3, -0, A. A. 115, Glee Club 111, Senior pluy HJ. Ambition: To teach physiology to the eannibals. Says he-'I'd better call ag'ing Says she-'Think likely, misterl' That last word pricked him like a pin, An'-wal, he up au' kist her. --Oh, Molly! 1, A Avi f .r m M, , - 6' . . ,.. .. -.- -F gf The BATAVIAN IQ23 -At home. NIARIAN D. GUBB, Prggy. Class 11, 2, 3, 41, Glen Clull 141- Ambition: To graduate. A little girl. though a very little thing, u Is sweeter far than sugar, and flowers that bloom ir: spring. f f f J M -Elmira College. All f '- ELEANOR L. l'IAITZ. Haiff:ic'. ' Class fl, 2, 3, 41, A. A. 13, 41, Glee Club 11. 41, P1'011l..COl'l11D't- tee 131. Bunqunt Committee 141, Senior Plfli' 901111111399 l-U. i V Z H Ambition: To play the sax. 4, i f ' lf, aff at ' fe' ff , 1. 'fs-A , . 1' 5 V g ' . jzi. 4 , y X Q V ' , gi if She walks in beauty like the night., ' ' Of cloudless chimes and starry skies: . ,, , , - And all that's best and dark and lzright Meet in her aspect and her eyes. -'Wooster College. ' ' 5 LUCILLE B. HANIILTON, Angel, Class 11, 2, 3. 41, A. A. 12, 3, 41, Glee Cluh ll, 41, Senior Play f31. Calnerata Nuova Contest f31, Student Council 131. Chair- man Picnic Committee 141. Ambition: To study insects. Oh, what may a maid within her hide, Though angel on the outward side ! l , -Exploration tour for one year. BURDETTE H. HAWKS, Bi1'd1'0.'l Class 1 4-ll 01, 1'in und Ring Committee Q11 AO-1 ,-t-- 1 Y S P'-UW? .C0UlPllff00 133, Prom. CDIIIIIIHYLSliali-lASL:t.B.g:'l': llIll'lx 121, bootlmll I-11, St 1 - .- , , Z. Ummmu my Huntley Colxbgltiigotlxlcil 141- Business Mol. 1' 2' 3- 47- A- A- ll- 2, 3, 41. President 411 Student Conn Ambition: To be useful somewhere, sometime. Too busy with the crowded hour to fear to livc or die. L l A' i 'L -H, . .. l,.., P t The B ACIJAVIAN IQ23 -Normal. Buffalo. domestic science. Ylnlnx M. lflovlax l'l:lSS 11. 2. 3. -ll. A. A. lil, -ll, Gllw lllllli ll -ll Ambition: To have lmir like Carl O. Elaerlmrfs. A smile for all. ri welcome glzul, A jovial, coaxing way she hail. Carnegie Tech GERALD P. KAUFFMAN, Slmrky. ss 41, 2. 3, -1, 53, A. A. 12. Il, -l, 53, 'l'r:lc'k lil, ill. Football lo 'S 5l Ambition: Wireless lineman. A face full of meaning and carnestness, A man of strength and a man of toil. -Bryant 8: Stratton Business College. MARION C. KLEPS, ass 11, 2. 3, -ll. A. A. 411. Glee Clnh Ambition: To teach the Afric For all that fair is, is by nature good. I 'ABarney. ans shorthand. i DONALD R. LANDDN, Dun, 4 -Unrleeitlcml. Class tl. 2. 3. 41. A. A. 12, 'L 45. Senior Play HI, Senior Ball Committee HJ. Ambition: A secret. The greatest men may ask foolish questions now and th en. The BACTAVIAN 1923 L ndeclcled :ss 11 2 3 Ambmon To travel up and dovln and around the xx orld A cast of thought up on her face That su1ted well the forehead hlgh The eyelash clark, and downcast eye HELEN II LEHMANIN There was a soft and pensxve grace Ht Holyoke 1'TlCKllCll1C DOROTHY B BICALPINE Dot Class K1 'P 3 41 A A U '3 47 Glee Club 111 B-rsketball Q11 Qpeaklug Contest 1 31 Qecretzug 1-51 P1o1n Committee 35 Asst Cheer Leader 135 Mgl Guls Basketblll l-lj Ad usorv Bomd 141 Commencement Spe1ke1 Q41 Amb1t1on To get another eye tooth Ca real onej Frlend to truth' of soul smcere In actlon falthful and lI'l honor clear Who broke no promlse serv d no prlvate end NVho gamd no t1tle and who lost no frxend Class 12 3 45 ball Busk you were Ambltlon Tho From Some U S Coast Guard Academy JOHN Mc-ilvov Mac A A P seball Pxesldent ACIVISOIX Bonld Foot etlmll Asst Busmess M B t 4 1 hem to tell I gl Il auun 1 J W sh us the lest Chouve reached nt Macy I am forced thus to absent my self all I loxe I shall contrxve some means frlendly lntervals to v1s1t thee CHOW we hope solj College fm'1ybej XIIRGIINIA J NICCURDX Iugv ClS'1f1 2 3 43 Glo C1111 11 41 v11eeP1Q,1d9,1t 131 P10111 Folmglmee V53 Bllllflllet lonunlttee I2 31 PICIIIC Committee Afl1l'IlllOI'l To grow taller She loves lnm mth that excellence That angels love good 111611 nth hex f N 1: '- f -' - -12-,'-11: ' A -3-J...'. -' '-... ry v- 1, ' 'T' ' ' :a.s...u..4..n.Q1-,..m.A,.. , . 1 1. 1 Clzs' , , 3, 41, A. A. 11, 2, , -lj. ' .. U Y 1 H ' 1 1 1 , n ..1T1. . , -11 D 1 Y ' , , 11 1, . , . 1:-1 ,,.. -1-1 1 K 1 - ' 1 h . , 2' y L .1 ' . . . A . Y 1 1 . D 11 - - - 1 . 1 1 . , . , 1 - 1 1 1 -11 1 If ,U 1 l 4 , . , ,1 .,,,..,rl'l, ., . 1 1 . '. 1 ' , ' - , ' ' : 7 1 . I 1 1 . .1 1 V . . 1 , , -- 1 - 11 1 . - 1 . 1 , .17-, 11 ' 1 -1 3- 1 1 1 1 ,e .1 , , , .. . , 1 . . ' ' 1 , . 21 4. ' 11 . , 1 .. up n X 1 . x t .,,H,,9 X ' J MH yr , c ,fr ' Germ The B A TAMV 1 A IQQM will Class 11. 2. 3. 4. .11. A. A. 11. 2. 51. 4, 51, Oreliestrn 11, 13, 51, Trnek 12. 3. 4. 51. Ambition: To tell jokes and get happy 110c1. Class 11, 2, 3. 41, A. A. 12. 3, 41, Track 12, 31. Ambition: Coal dealer in Hades. A woman is only 2. woman, but a good glass of water is a drink. As merry as the day is long. -Undecided. ' , CLARK J. MERRITT. Bndgc -Undecided ALBERT B. NIILLER, AI, CIHSS, 11, 2, 3. -l, 51, A. A. 11, 2. 3, 4. 51- Amkition: To sell electric heaters in Hades. HA man of sense can artitice disdain, - ,, As men of wealth may venture to go Klain. -Undecided. 1 CECIL L. NIILLER, 'ifcref' -School, Boston. CECILIA G. NIILLER, Cale, Class 11, 2, 3, 4, 51, A. A. 11, 2, 3, 4, 51, Secretary 121, Girls' Cluh 141, Glee Clnh 151, Seeretalry 151, Bnsketlmll 14, 51, Senior Ball Committee 151. Ambition: 1She wouldn't tell us1. With grace to win, with ncart to hold, VVith shining gifts that took all eyes. fn, ........, .,,, 5 . . .. .. . . V b ..5,., - .If f ., W- 4 5 ' Z1- --,,W.,, M.. . , . V The BATAVIAN IQ23 A-P. G. course. . , F ,V 4,,:,,.ff ,y l'REDERlCK MILLER, Fritz. . V ...j , VW, 'if ,V :mms 12, 3, 41, A. A. 13. 45. , .....':.. ' .,. .aan if 3315 Ambition: To graduate. . . For contemplation he, and valcr formed. My ',g:.,.4g,..fy' ,.. 11 iff, f2:4:5.55,.f4f 4 'VZ . 41. ,. ,, ,,,,,. - nz 1' . A . ,I IWW' .1 'f' . Z 5 BJABEL F. MooRE, Mobs, 'V viau 141, Picnic Committee 13j. Ambition: To be an artist. Her pencil drew whate'er her soul designed, And oft the happy draught surpassed The irnage in her mind. -Undecided. 1 CHARLOTTE M. O,BRIEN, HOB. Class 11. 2. 3, 41, A. A. 12, 3, 45, Glee Club 11, 43. Girls' Cluh 12, 3'J, Senior Play Cast 141. Basketball 13, 41, Captain Girls' Basketball 141, President Girls' Club 131. Ambition: To reform. She is pretty to walk with, And witty to talk with, And plcasant too, to think on. RICHARD B. OGDEN, RMI, CIHSS 11. 2. 3. 45. A. A. 12. 3. 41. Mcn's Cl Cl 1 Huntley Contest 141 cms o N' mlm' Pmmune 141 Ambition: To assist Miss Swezey in every way possible Graced as thou art with all tlI I So known, so honored. e powers of words' I f VVVGff,.,Q.-..,. . .V -Art school. Class 11, 2, 3, 41, A. A. 13l, Glee Club 11, 4j, Art Editor Bata- -P. G. course. mm. ,UV Mgt Senior Play mV Chr: Bee V uIV 142, Score. tette 119. ' 1 S mmr ul' B' H- S- Dflllble Qlmr' Q .,4-, Q-, X :nfl i f M . , .. , ..,....-.-q- .,,,,,,-.1 The BATAVIAN IQ23 -Undecided. ' DIARY K. PAINTER. Class ll. 2. 3, -ll. A. A. ll, 25, hills Llulr 12, RJ. A Class 41, 2 3. 41, A. A. 13 -ll. ' Ambition: To graduate. .111 mbitiou: CShe is terribly secretive about itl. Not bold, not shy. not short, not tall B n . 3 Q . ut a good little sport with one and ull. -Uncleeiclefl AIARY Poacum, Ulllnllyf' llussjtl. 2. 3. -ll. A. A I1 0 'S 4 ' ' . .., , 1't-alstlrev Girls' Club HH. ' Ambition: To coach the baseball team. I have no other but a woman's reason: I think it so, because I think it so. -P. G. course. THORNTON PRICE, Tiny., XVere I so tall to reach the Dole, Or grasp the ocean with my span, I must be measured by my soul- The minrl's the standard of the man. V-Tell you later. S RIAE PUTNAM. Flnss 41, .., .', , X. A. 131, Glu-0 I'lul1 ll, ll. Pleulz' Couuult- 100 Hi Amlition: Grow hay for Miss Short's ponies. 1 Through hcr flesh methinks is seen ' The brighter soul that dwells withiug Q ' Our eyes the subtle covering pass And see the lily through its glass. X Y A . ,ix ox' . . -, .. l, Cvlee Club 41, 43, Girls' Clulv, lL. 3 .-ll. Bnslivllinll 11 -ll 'I' . ,'.,,,, . i.. Y - , ,. 1'?j-'f1'1F1ffsf1- 1 - 'V ---.- , . ..,...,f ' f f ff!!! gay 'sfgwffd ,fff,Q v The BATAVIAN IQ23 --Teach school. 4 M , I 1WARjORIE L- RHODEY' DM-aygvtv, r I YVkV,V .- Class ri, 2, 3. 41, A. A. 121. mee Cum 41. 2, 41. Girls' cum 121, A' 1 Senior Ball Conmiittee HJ. ,,iE2,gj12, X., 'ff A ,f'fg2',, Ambition: To drive a Ford that Lioesn't kick when . 1 nf , it starts. .la z?7f!1Z5gfg 1, . 1:-f i . ww r ':2.?4e:wffq impulsive, earnest, prompt to act, and make her generous . -1 ff5f.1Lff 1f i1Ew f ' 4 thought 21 fact. I , WL, 34,1 ,Z vV,,,V :Vf,5Z5A.l vw ,,,. .,?I46gt,,:,1: , . A U A. 1 C . .1 1., .4 1 4-5., gf, , iii , 1, Class tl, 2. 3, 131, Ambition z ' Ambition : bulldog. -VVestinghouse Electrical School. EDWARD C. ROBBINS, Ed. A. A. l'1. 2, 3, 41, Huntley Contest HJ, Track To be Harry Crosby's chief operator. A , Let the weary at last possess quiet , ., Class fl, 2, 3, mittee I-lj, Ambition : -Nurse, Buffalo Hospilal. Vi:RoN1cA C. Riccs, R1'ggsy. Class tl, 2, 3, 41, A. A. l-ij, Glee Cluh 1-11. Clnss 1'out HJ. To own a coupe Cpreferably Fordj, and a She is a winsome wee thing, She is a lovely wee thing, She is a bonny wee thing, This sweet wee friend of mine. rest. --U. B. Pharmacy FLOYD L. ROBINSON, 'Robby, ' 45- A- A- 13- 43. C5100 Ulllll H1. Senior NYM-k Coin To graduate. .. . All good boys love their sistersg S0 good I have grown, I love other boys' sisters As well as my own, 1. lf!! 1 The BATAVIAN IQ23 Xl home X..-xklxx L Romxsox Uunn Iss 11 tlu tluh 1-ll Rnnquml Comm -Xmbmon To he an 'urolat Qln is little hut shes xxise Que s noncler tor her sue Rochester llospltal nurse BIARTHA 12 Rmsmsox lfmlv 'XI'11blllOI'l To teach etxquette ln the new l'll0'l'l hoo X calm and gracious element -Xncl welcome where er she went XV ho knows ANNA A ROGERS Amare Clues I1 'Y 3 43 A A I-LJ Seuet-nw U3 Bfltnxlnn Bond I-ll Girls Clubs Q 3 -lj Banquet Committee 131 Prom Lom mlttee C39 Ambmon To lI'lN ent non tearable han' nets A creature not too brlght or good For human natures daxly food For transxent sorrows sxmple wxles Pralse, blame, love, klsses tears and ClT11lCS U B clentxstr XNIILIAM R Rom' B111 ss Il -ll A A 42 '3 41 P10111 Comml ce 41 cnlm fx Cfxst My Ilnxtntlon Qlllllllllftlfl I-ll BIIIX Bmd Amhmon To dance lllxe Ed Bower He seemd for d1gn1ty composed, and h1gh evcploxt, But all was false and hollow af 'wgs ,,:r2eu1-' - , nk' 1 Chi. . 2. 3, -ll. :L A. Uh, I N ' , X li- tue GU. Z3 . ' ' : . f : , .4 I -1 fl w ' x ' V '4.,T'i'ia ,' ' -sn . , zz 'f ' 'A .bjffw f - . ' - 1,2 ' Q? , 1 ' ' R ' ' class 41. 2. 41, Gu-ls' Cum nap. XL l , : ' ' ' Q, sc , l I HAL . - l , V7 Y rr , A ui I ' A l A V. -' ' ' . ' : ' . ll ' 1 , . , . . ,, A , . . 'V -. .5 x y. - 1 A , .. - .U CHL' , -. 3. , . . , -. , ' . It -T. S ' Sify f. ' , 1 ' -, , : : 'lam o ' H H . . - - 2' V 1- - . .:-.1 fir ' Y. , I . my , 1-,.,,.4 -, 'VM--f ,fp -7 . . 'A 1 T 'VJ 1 A H. - ,.. t A AL, ,, , 1, The BA 'TAVIAN 1923 OTTO J. STEINER. Clnss 11, 2, 3. -ll, A. A. Ll, 2, 3, 41. Ambition: To become ambitious. I ain't afraid nv snakes or toads, o mice, An' things that girls are skeered u nice! Class lm RliNjAMIN SLIHWARTZ, Bc1zny. iV'lfISS il, 2. 3, -Il. A. A. I2. 45, Gloe Clulr 1-ll, Class Ilistorinn , Hi. Ambition: To wear a HIS Collar. UGO where he will, the wise n His hearth the earth, his hall t -Undecided. r bugs or worms or V I think are awful -U. B., pharmacy EWELL STULLA, Corky 445, A. A. 143, Glee Club HJ, Double Qunrtette HJ. Base- ll 143, Banquet Committee HJ. Ambition: To enforce prohibition. You by the help of tune and time Can make that -song which was but rhyme. -Secret. ian is at home, he azure dome. v, Y V -Not to sell shoes RENNIQTII W. SQUIRES, The Blackhcadf' Class 'ly 2- 3- ll- A- A4 12. 3, 4, 55. Tlnslzotlmll im. Ambition: To be a Sheik xxith 20 camels in my pack. Then she did lift her hands unto his chin And Draise the pretty climplings of his skinf' , ,......-.. Y xx'- w The BATAVIAN 1923 Pink 'md shoul llmom O Txovm' Iloah nw 11 'mes 1 an lhu mtv L H ktlxktle Xdxlxou Bound 3 Xmbmon To lvue the glrlx stop LIVIHIIIU m Hld60llQ hgures of hu frxendx he drux Xor lmes nor lookx nor blmdu nor Lolors true And theie QTOILQQIIC dengnx expend to puhlxc new Ohlo Qtite Hmm A TAGETT but nu 41 4 'yi Bmkethnll Xlgx KJ Adxkols Bo11c1t'i 41 Bnsketlmll 12 -U Cfxptxin Basket I1-11l 445 Plesideut A A H5 Ambxtxon Bolshex :fm I tcll vou the xxorld nccdQ more IILE me Syracuse Ul1INBfS1ty UICCIICIIIC RLJTH A XHNCEINT, Aplna ass 41 9 3 A 11 ' 3 -lj Glee Cluh IU Chfxim n Banquet Committee 03 Class Ed1l0l Pxcuune 3 Lum Louncnl I-11 Edxtor Bqtawlau 145 Ambxtlon To feed pmk pxlls to the canmbals I hase mmmortal longmgs m me Colgate Umversxtv NVILLIANI J XVAITER9 Wrc WIII oss 11 pb foothn 7 Buselmll 11 mu 4 Llp Iwelnll up Nlemlnx Slunleut 01 uufxtlon Lommlttec Aml mon To have Valemmo dxe so I vull be the onlv good lookmg guy And lf It please you so 1f nor, why eo 1' ' R ,. .,...,,o .W , , N., o , . , ' , V 5 n N .h U -4 J. 1 L AE 4 L n . 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' -W - r , .. . -. . l-'rw5,-,1.- - A 'ff' . . H, , A 'H an -.mwym A ' The BATAVIAN 1923 RACHEL M. yVARE. 5 HSS fl, 2, 3, -lj, Glee Club Ambition: To D355 Shorthand H' Be good, sweet maid, and let who will be clever. ' -Undecided. 123, A A fe 41 ,iili .. . .. .' ' '51 - . , . . , vf V .fail E f '55 jg -Guess again. HELEN M. WVEISS, Ho1wy. ' 'Q ,' ff Class fl, 2, 3, -ll, A. A. 11, 2, 3, 45, Girls' Club 12, 31. Banquet :wif Committee 131, Glee Club HJ, Invitation Committee l-17, lrfv , Vice-President 143. ', Ambition: To get Aphia's goat. , ,AH - h l ' if f 'T1s good to be merry and 'lVe1ss'. ' LORRAINE E. W1I.LIs, Rai11y. ss 41, 2, ri. 45, A. A. 1:35, Gleo Club ml, -13. Ambition: To reform Valentino. I ' Swect drop of pure and pearly light, ' ln thee the rays of virtue shine More calmly clear, more mildly bright, Than any gem that gilds the mine. 4 Ml -Buffalo Normal. -Time will tell. ABRAHAM XVORTZMAN, Alun Class 11, 2. 3, -IJ. A. A. 11, 25. Amliition: To grow moth balls. A man of learning, prudent, just, A man of courage, firm, and Ht for trustf, If - 'T'- v Q. ,uX . . . X The BATAVIAN IQ23 Unmluulul DOROTHX XX -XlxhNl XB Du! wx Q1 U ll N -Xmbltlon LXX e guem :lu hunt got 'lnyl lt IN xerx CllR'lCl1lt to he -food 'ws ll fyqqg 41 Aslylsoxx Pond 1' 14 'i PlPSld0lll -ll Lnnnnlt nf ll lnnlx 1 ll pp, I1 3 flee 1 1 443 Iluntlex Lonlv-l ll fXml mon Xxx Sudden a thought came luke a full blown rosc Flushmg hls brow Vlxss Shepard fn hxstory class 'lftcr readmgl Young Amcrmca you are the hope of the world VX'1lc up that boy lack there Vonce from rear XX alle him up yourself, you put hmm to sleep The good dxc young but donl lol lh'lt worry UllKlCClKl ll 1 h Qllmol Loum: BRAWTONI hm lmbxtlon Imcl out lf you can X Ull Xlary P XX h'1tS :he nvltter llnb Imnk H I just ':w'1lloncd Ilrlecn cents I wondered lf y n ax L change in me Ed Bower Creacllng m Spamshj 'lhe house was covered xuth Ghmglce 'lncl had 1 Xlxms Wynn Fl'1t roof ell llmxn Ch.: . 2. S. ll A. A. ll. 2. 3. ls lallsld-ll-all 11. 2. rx. ll ull-0 ' Chl . 2. -ll Girls' Club 11. 2l. J ' ' : ' .: - - .5 ' . . A 3 . Q, - - N ' -Tcrc .i ' . V , ' A L , H, V nu N cm.: . 2. 2. 4. m. XVEBBER XV. YOUNG. lfVf'l7. ' . ' ' A ' . 2. 2. ll, A. A. 11. 2. fs. 41, - : - L. ill: P' 3, -. ' Sl: , ill. lull Ygz - . ' .' -2. . - ' x - , 3, 5- 'hh . .' ' 4 - ' nu ' - 1 X l- , l, -, ' I .- H ' . 1 .: ffl. L' . - . f- ' f 7 . ' .: ' . '. ' . 1 , -- .. 1 , - . 0 s v th' . X . ,, H H . l Y. '. I H ' - H Y r ' . . --cr---P' L U - ,V I, . . I 1 . .V V ,. 4 ' K7 32kJi ir' - The BATAVIAN IQ23 Some Good Laughs Florence - lfi give you a nickle will you kiss me? . Dwight- Not when I can make more money taking cod-liver O. Doris- Mamma mamma come here and make Fergus stop teasing me Mrs. H. ifrom stair landingy - What is he doing Clear? Doris - He s sitting at the other end of the sofa. as 'Y 0 as .. il. sa 2 7 as . cc as . . , cc a n . . .. ., Helen A.--- What are you thinking of Bill? Bill--- The same thing you are-I guess Helen--- Oh, your horrid boy! Bunny Collister itranslating 'in Virgill. Nor do the young men use their arms. . W Veillil ig I V W -,,iW1t.,,' . Y fin A- . if 'Sfgf V ' v'. M EJ A K vi -A-L 'A , W ., 1 f 5, , W-.q.,..v.... ..,,,.,,,..,-.-.,.. , ., , .,.. .,vv -.. . ..-. v.- .W .. 1 5,--v--. ll hen he sees hls uork censored The BATAVIAN IQ23 Class Alphabet -X 19 for 'lftCllllOll Nl'1y ue 'tele tlns ol xou Xou nnx get a surprxse ln I'E'lClll10' tlns throubl B lb for Batten Leo of course l-le sure cm do X er XX 1tl'lOllt am horse C 1s tor Callahan so Besudes Bones and Fu Coxncnlentallx Both are there lll Laselrn Xou ll acknouledqt that D IQ for Dawson X Joke edxtor rare He hoes up m the 'ur E IS for Euston Doubtless Xlr Dex oe ue mean Ex entuahg Ask hlm about Gm And hell sag shes 1 dream F IS for Fwlo A runner so r'1re Of Strong sturdx le s He has a bood palr G IS for Gerace Alxas Strongheart As actor smver athlete He takes a blg part H IS for Harold Ball is the rest, In the senlor play cast He sure was the best I as for Intelhgence A great asset mdeed For each and all of us In the light to succeed I xs for Jack Vr Randall we mean As coach of two sports He made athletes clean K IS for Kenneth Conrad 15 the rest ln all mathemattcs They say he s the best L IS for Lmdsley Furthermore Generally Hou ex er Incxdentally justly Kxndredly Brlght hls mxddle name L1kew1se VV'ou1dn t we be surprised To see hlm with a dame? M 15 for McAvoy An athlete superline Moreover In foot basket and baseball He certamly does shme ,,..,,,.....,---X 1 for Xtxvt cr llclen uc knou ll'1s hr'uns to spare Nou xsnt that so? B 15 for Bataua X hnt cm ue boast Nl'ty her fame some day spread l'rom coast to coast C xs for Carr le s Put ll tx D is XX ho T we Lxke Els some freshman youll sas lVho is the reason he lingers each dag? for Dtbble you all knou r'1n PlCZlj1ll'lC hnances a trained buslness man for Eberhart Chlef Edttor of PIC lust to hold thls positron Is sure qulte a trlck I' rs for Hmrts Ah there our gurls shxne All the trteks of the art Theyve got down real hue G IS for Gehrlng Who studres all mght She xs filled wxth bhss NVhen asked to recxte H IS for Hawks Manager of tlns book CThe Annual If all features arent good It s cause he s played Rook I xs for Interest Whlch we dont all possess VVe s1t m our class rooms And wart for recess J lS for Joy By whlch well be elated In leavzng B H S And feehng graduated K 15 for keen NVh1ch they say of our class lfV1th many a gallant fellow And dcmure httle lass L xs for lackzng Please dont say that of us Because that CXpI'CSS10l'l Would surely make us cuss M IS for Margaret Dttzel and Brunk, We adnnre these gxrls Especrtlly then' spunk I' l c.,..c....A - - 1 :X s ' A ntl g . . '. ' , u . t l . .- . h . Al. 'I f r - Q . ' ffl. 1 ' : . . . ' 1 : . ff , . : . : .L ' 1 f ' .xg . 1 gll l . . . . . . . . , , .. H .. . . V Y ,, , , . . ,. l , . .j, 1 ' N 41. , 'A' ' . - - 1 YI , - , x . . 1 , 1 . n. . '. : , - - -.. W 7 C X , , , .. 5 3- 1 Y , Cr L . V, I . s , , , , , , V . - .. - v 4 . 1 , ' ' . , V , , . . . . . D t 1 . I 4 1 v ' V 1 , , U. . , ,,. - U . Y - , . - at yy , ' ' . . I . . , , B . . . - v v 1 ' - . , 1 , l. U . . , , , . , , , ., . ' Y l. . , , ' - U H , . . , . 1 , . , , , , . . I . . , y , , . . , 4 , , . - I , l . , 1 1 ' C ', ,Q-ga, X .., ,.. . Ly, qw 'ic'7'f' . ' . f',.,.:g,f '. .yt X .,,.,,L,, vs-.0 .if.1s,,... . ' ' .1 - The ,BATAVIA N IQ23 N is for Noxon, Doris we meang Naturally A Stepping the light fantastic She sure is a dream. O is for Ogden, Dick you all knowg Obviously W'as Senior Play Manager, And sure made it go. P is for Price, No we speak not of costg Perforce Of being the smallest, Thornton does boast. Q is for Questions, To which we can't reply, Quietly Still the teachers will ask them, Tho we don't see why. R is for Riggs, YVho claims she writes verseg Riotously If she'd written us some, She'd saved lots of curse. S is for 'lShortie, Branche is his nameg Surely As an all around athlete, He sure has gained fame. T is for Tagetts, Bert and Hoolie we meang Then When they once get the bali, They drop 'em in clean. U is for Uphill, None else has this letterg Undoubtedly As a singer in glee club, There's no one much better. V is for Vincent, Our editor, you lcnowg She is filling this book, WVith things that make it glow. Verily XV is for Walters, Whose head's in a whirlg NVillingly I-Ie's always seen chasin' Some other lad's -'irl. . X is a letter, Which nobody claimsg It is only used In funny Greek names. Xactly Y is for the Youth. Who make up this schoolg Yes Some appear to be wise, But most play the fool. Z is for Zest, Not the spirit of rest: But that which compels us To do our best. Zoologically N is for Nothing, nd that's not a joke, If found on your report, You sure ought to croak. O is for O'Brien, Char1otte's her name: On the basketball court, She gained glory and fame. P is for Prentice, Mademoiselle Finstructise Class advisor with Miss Hunn, May their praises never cease. Q is for Quiz, In other words a test, Of which we always say, H-, I did my best. R is for Root, XVilliam Roscoe for sure' In Senior Play for blues, He was a cure. S is for Schwartz, Benny don't you knowg VVhen he starts at his lessons, You should see him go. T is for Thomas, Corey if you please, As a ladies' man, He's sure the bee's knees. U is for Unity, Without it what would P The success of the Seniors Of the class of '23? V is for Victory, A name sweet to our earsg When it goes to opponents, lVe are Hooded with tears. NV is for VVeber, Young is the rest: As our class president, We think he's the best. X is for Excellent, A mark quite unknowng To all except grinds W'ho do nothing but honc. Y is for You, Each one who reads this, If by some chance, Your name we do miss. Z is for Zounds ! l ? ! Which we can't help exclaim: At the ramble which precedes About every name. ,,f...,.,, Pl Y l ' LUI XJ. AAYEAKBLUAWJLLAL' MMA MMA GALE. ' Lk'3lILl'J+lfk'l4.l1!JI,L'9-IVWJJ Q L!lJDlJ-LkW4Lk'HJLU!JJ!J- ' CL ASS POEM The Ship of Life Veromca C Rxggs There was a shlp called Life A salllng out to sea Its helmsman Perseverance Its crew was Loyalty Thls shlp of Lrfe drd wander Into storms of every hue Its sea was oft tlmes rough Its sky hung cloudy blue Another day It ghded On the water s quret sheen The sky spread o er serene There 15 a class of Senlors Embarklng on Llfe s sea Its helmsman Perseverance Its crew IS Loyalty Thls class on yon dark shore Has lrngered 1n a cloud But now may carry on Wlth fortunes falr endowed May the trdes we follow Ever noble worthy be Steer from waters shallow When loathesorne rocks we see' Llke the sea gulls flymg To some unknown destlny Sull Alma Mater harlmg XIIBY we bring thee vrctory wwwmmmwmmmmmmrmmmmmwww -rrwrmmmmf W.. T.,.,,'-,w-,.-w.-:wf-- l7,!'7-NLLILLLILL -ILILVkLlL,llY-LIL-LlV-LlL,-IL'l-llA- --lxglhllb-V51 -L L- -Ll-- -- -Ll-ll'L E 551 cc ' - v E E ' E Z2 For dangers had been vanquished Q . . , 3 E fi , 3 v I I . o 52 fi',E u1fHi,,'w,4 Hin'-47-1I'wll7iAl 71 n, 1 r ns' n 1 n 1' 10 ml In l?fI?fr?'AA7w1l7'1xT-M9 A -f...,, ,ff,fq5,'- 1, ,s ' A 1 'QV --,-V--.rf--.-A tt-,-,-. . ,,, V, . , L' The BATAVIAN IQ23 Loyalty QClass Essavj OYALTY IS dehned 111 our d1ct1onary as falthfulness to law and govern 11lC11t How often we meet VVlll'l mstances of tl11s 1I'1 our d11ly l1f The hrst tlung taught ch1ldren 1 d1SCIPl11C the beg1n111ng of a rs spect for law and order wh1cl1 1S one of the most Important I'CqL1lS1tCS of p3.lII'101S1T1 It was only sm years ago that the country sent out a call for all loyal c1t1zens to come together for l1er protect1on D1d they respond? Yes' V1lll311S answered w1ll111g to sacr1f1ce the1r l1VCS to uphold the1r country and all that It stood for Th1s shows tl1at loyally 15 one of the cl1aracter1st1cs of the Amerrcan people 1lOt merely of tl1e 1nd1v1dual The war IS over yet loyalty st1ll plays an nnportant part 1n our ex eryday l1fe Le us be more specnic and l1av1n,g tl1e case nearer home Who has not felt a thrlll of pr1de at the mentlon of h1s Alma Mater, the school or for some the college that gave h1n1 l'l1S start 111 l1fe? Very few and 11 IS safe to say that should there be such a case It was not the fault of the school But what IS th1s thr1ll felt by so many? It 15 loyalty Loyalty to the school to the 1de'1's of the 1nst1tut1ons and to the fr1ends 1nade durmg the years spent under 1ts roof No school can l1ve w1tl1out loy alty 1t IS as necessarv as the zur we bxeathe It IS a wx ell known fact 1n tl1e athlet1c world that a team can do tw1ce tl1e work lt tl1e student body IS lJCl'1111d lt cheermg The re'1l1z'1t1o11 that the1r fr ends and fellow students have fa1tl1 1n them spurs them on to greater feats and has often turned defeat to vrctory In all school act1v1t1es lt IS tl1e same way They must lave the whole school bel11nd tl1em or they cannot carry on D1sloy'1lty 1n atl1et1cs 1S an unpardonable s1n A perso11 gu1lty of tl11s lS ostraclzed fro111 all SOClCty, shunned by everybody Why shouldnt 1t be the same 111 the scl1ool 1tselfP It should Loyalty sl1ould come before all els I11 fact lt IS the very cornerstone of the school But u11fortunately there are always 1 few radlcals Ill cvery walk of l1fe No matter what the questlon 15 there w1ll be a few lx1ClxC1S 1f for no other reason tha11 to cause a l1ttle exc1temer1t There consc1e11t1ous ob ,ectors must be squelched Tl1ey a1e ClClI'1l'llCl1l'1l to the O1'g'1l'l1ZE1t'Ol'1 'Ind xnjure the reputat1on of the school both at home 'md abroad It IS unfortunate for a school to get a bad name fO1 that name stlcl s and contmues to stlcl long after the causes have been forgotten 'md burled by tune When the cornerstone of the 11ew lugh scl1ool bulldlng was la1d we pledejerl loyalty to that school 111 ou1 ow11 mme and Ill the name of tl1e classes to c0n1e We ought to set '1 good example bemg the last class to graduate f1om the old 4 , . . . . 5 . - x S . 1 f - ' ' ' f ' ig . Y . - - 1 1 , . . . 7 7 Y , V . C A v , l . . i . . - . ' ', ' A -. , L - C f - I , , C I . . , . c c 1 A , . vc L I 1 - , . . . 1 . 9 L -. , - c 2 ' L u C C y ' , 4 . Y . H , , 5 9: - . . . . - c c . c , l c c ' ' ' 1 C N 1 C K u .C Tfx 1 . . c . s c . . 1 l frm., U...-? x The BATAVIAN IQ23 school xxe Qhould Qhoxx th xt xxe 'zppruxxle xx hut th utx h lb clone lll gwmg, us thxs xx ondertul nexx lJllllCll11Q 'xlthouqh the lDCll6lll rs not clneetly to us I other XXOldQ xxe muQt I'k.lll llll f'nthful to the ld '1lQ of bxt 1x11 Hrgh bchool m order to proxe tlrlt xxe 'ue xx orthx oi the trust md eonhdenee ot the L.Ol1llTllll1l1.y The dxymclxalxtwqe ot thu het xe'1x ln the old lnnldmg me well lnown to all of ue ind xxe re'1l1ze th'1t they ire not to be behttled The noxbe 'md dm turbanee 'md ox Cl'LlOXXdlI1g luxe been xx 0156 thin ever befole Indeed tl'll5 xear has been '1 teet of the true Llmmeter of the elwss und home h'1ve fmllen by the xxax sxde 'md been loet m the XNllClC111CSS It often til es 1 grext de1l of determm'1L1on '1 cle'1r nnnd 'md 'xbove 'xll eourage to be loyal to an 1deal 111 the taee of Qtrong OppOblt1Ol1 but lox 'lltx nxeane honor 'md honol should con e before ill other tlnngb Indeed those xxho hive xxeathexed the Qtorm of tlns year xx 1ll ex er be remembered 'ls true fznthful 'md loy 'll students of the Bativla H1gh School HTLT N ATVVATTR 23 aiwglxllllbi Annual Sprmg Joke Sernor D1d you know they are gomg to bullcl a fence around the new school yarcl7 John S mxNO, WhY71x Semor To keep the trees from leavmg I D 'K ' :Weil . x W V W X, ,e.q,..H..-N,,-v,-..-.-1-v- w Q l . V . ' 2 ' 1 2 ' 1 C ' ' 2' ' k. 1 L . ,. n ' . v 1 . . V X . 9 J' i V. . 1 . -. . 1 1 .1 . L 1 1 v, L , I . . , L. Z . ., , , . . ' 1 ' KL : .- 1'-. ' 1 . ' 4 - C l K C 7 L n N l 4- . C ., .- V K y, Y 4- f C - ' 1 y . v s - . A - - - .A , L . L 1 1- ,K 4 c v V . . Y, I ,, V Q . . 1 x Q 1 4 c , 1 1 , 1 c C x , ' N .. Q , 'c ' i , c ' I C Q. Q Y C V 1 - ' ' 1 , c lc c 4 4 1 y J . A , . . , 4 f . A x ' Q .. ,. . l ' ' l nl.. . xr , -.ll Q X 'N rx , , 1, 4 pi The BACTAVIAN IQ23 . Doings of the Class of '23 . EPTEMBER, 1919, marks an epoch in the history of B.H.S., for on that solemn day one hundred and forty students, fresh from the bathtub and with shining shoes and faces, entered this venerable pile. As most of them expected to graduate in four years they called themselves the class of '23. 'Early in the year they organized. Burdette Hawks was chosen first president and the vice presidency was assigned to George Boughton. Upon the youthful shoulders of Richard Ogden was placed the Financial burdens of the class, while John Barnes was selected to wield the class pen. . , The Freshmen first gained publicity by coming in second in the Senior Play ticket selling contest of 1920. They were somewhat mollified by the great party held at the Y.M.C.A. No hard drinks or feelings were permitted. The following year we returned, Freshmen no more, most of the boys with their first long pants and high collars and the girls with abbreviated skirts and hair nets. In a short time a meeting was called and the class organization took place. Weblier Young was chosen to guide us thru this eventful year with vice president Louise G. Delano as his moral support. To Anna A. Rogers was entrusted the sacred class book. Kenneth A. Henderson was given the privilege of extracting dues from his fellow classmen. A nickel receipt book sufficed him for the year. It happened that as usual the A.A. was embarrassed by the lack of the root of all evil, so a football movie benefit was undertaken and a cup offered the class selling the most tickets. Naturally we won the cup and what boy did not burst at least two vest buttons when the little tin trophy was presented. Yep, we had a banquet. The orchestra played to a full house and full stomachs. - To relieve the,monotony the Sophs won another cup for selling twice as many tickets as the rest of the school for a movie benefit to aid starving European children. Winniiig the box in the Senior Play contest was a cinch. Old Pop Time turned his wheel again so we became Juniors at the begin- ning of the third year in B.H.S. True to our slogan Carry On we carried 011 everything which had a spice of life in it besides carrying off the Freshman banner. At the beginning of the year we elected the following officers: President, Ensign Devoeg vice president, Virginia McCurdyg secretary, Dorothy McAlpineg treasurer, Warren Delano. We generously permitted the Freshmen to win the hrst ticket selling contest. . I 4 W.-.v---,.-r The BATAVIAN IQ23 me hrst soeml ex ent xx 'is '1 putx it the X XV L, X Xn unpioin stu plax xx 'is presented 'md reteix ed xx ith great enthusiasm by the sleeping iudience On account of the danger of llll:lllCllZ'1 no kissing games were played but suitible substitutes xx ere proxlded The detk xx is then tleired for ittion and '1 two piece orehestra furnished inspiring dance niusie lhos not 'teqtvuntcd with this gentle art xx ere entertained bx th mselx es 'in l Miss Short l very one xv nt home happy and homesitk Later an unpretedented otturiente took plate XVL held lXlr Weber to Orations and nourishment featured this 'irtiir with Cl'111L1Ylg IQ dessert After this xxe xx ent out to get the box in the Qemor Play Did xxe get it? VVe did boxx xxe come to the bann 1 event of the xear the unior Prom l'verv one knexx our reputation of carrxing on 'ind puttlng across, nor were they mistaken m the least It xx as a great success socially 'md financially -Xt last xxe became Qeniors d1g11lflQG sterilized and vulcanized 'lo pilot us thru this greatest of all years we chose VVebber Young regardless of the fact that he had be n president ln our Sophomore year Helen Weiss was selected to a1d and advise our president Cecelia Miller was given the minute book to till xx 1th heated ether Th financial administration of the class was entrusted to Leo Batten Early in the fall xxe held a hot pup roast at the Hamilton farm Lnder the silxery light of the moon and in the glow of the camphres seventy Seniors xoraciouslx ate and drank About four hours AD tafter darkj everyone xx as convey ed to the X M where all engaged in th national indoor sport Xlong in the winter the Banquet was held The pr sldent and his com mittee became nearly frantic in the1r endeavors to d corate the room How ever they did it Nourlshment of the blrd species was provided and dancing of the Jazz variety indulged in Well let the Juniors tell about the Senior unior partv -'ss this is going to press the cast of Strongheart is working hard under the autocratic rule of MISS Hunn and Miss Fowler Commencement week is commg when in caps and gowns we shall walk up and get our diplomas left handed wlth a quarter of an inch bow of the head Seated on the stage all together for the last tlme we will try to look ready for the struggle before us as outlined by some speaker The class of 23 with the old BH 5 bids farewell to all who remain to enter into the new era and new building BENTAMIN QCHWARTI, '23 X is 5 .4 X Tl ' ' . 'I ' u: . 1' -f 1 x ', f N. ff. .f ' f' 1 u' i. ' . . ' j . 1 : f 3 - ' 2 ' . t 'fx 1 . 3 a 1 'Q'2 ' : ' . 1 '25 ' 2 ' 2 1 . X 'lx N .5 .:..M K 'V ,, ie C. A . K. A ' ' ' -3 : ' : . f I . T . ' I e ' L s -- A - - L - , 1 A 1 . A his promise which he had given us the year before and had a Senior Banquet. ' : '- . . ':.'1' ' . 2- 1' . .5 ' D x 3 . L Y- . V . I . I T ' ' C e: V' - J ' . L U - , , ' ti V- n - i 1 . i ' A . ' . ' N lc c I . . Q , g . , . . ,V N . . . . , . i 9 . . . . . , . 7 Y . . . . V . V V. 1 . ' f ' '. f . ' e ' ' . l ' ' ' . e ' ' - , I . . . 2 . - . . . ., ., . ,. C , , . . . A , ..-.... pa-am W... 2-- The BATAVIAN IQ23 1 Prophecy s Batavia, N. Y. January, 1945. Dear Mr. Prophet: In reply to your letter asking about the welfare of those of the class of '23 I have been able to lind the following facts: I Otto Steiner was defeated for election for Mayor of Squeedunk, Ohio, by Carl Gay, champion marble performer. In Texace, Michigan, Webber Young for many years has run that notorious gambling hell, The Bowl of Blood. Only last Saturday night Ewell Stull, the daring revenue agent, entered the place and were it not for the clever wiles of Dorothy McAlpine and Lucille Hamilton the daring tight girls, Tom Canty, the owner, would have had a big fine to pay local justice Albert Duerr Webb Young has his old friends, Toni Corey, Berdie Hawks and Harold Ball, to thank for their steady patronage of his place. All three are bootleggers Nick F iglo in Georgetown has received his pastor's degree and will soon have a new church. He will be greatly aided by Tom Gannon, the fiery anti-tobaccoist in his reform work. In York, California, Ensign Devoe has a hard time ,defeating John Callahan for the office of president of the board of education which is composed of such educators as George Boughton, Lester Brown and Oliver Dietschier John Barnes, Leo- Batten and Helen Atwater are leading an expedition to prove the world is round. Two of their most fervent supporters are Robert Carr writer, and his wife, Lillian Bleur Herman Dargusch proved the old theory of gravity by dropping off the Wool worth building and just missed Bill Root, the baker boy Monday, june 4, 1932, Ray, Colorado There was a double wedding today when Cecelia Miller led Carl Eberhart to the altar and 15 minutes later Gladys Eustance had Harold Langdon in the yoke. Tony Gerace having had an organ left him has bought a monkey and now he is on the streets gathering the kids' pennies. However, I-Ioole Tagett with his dancing bear, furnishes Tony with a lot of competition and only last week Tony's wife, Charlotte O'Brien, almost killed him with a liat iron Donald Landon, Okay, Minnesota, writes his chorus girls have hit town. His chief attractions are Viola Hovey, former wife of Dick Ogden, saloon keeper Helen Lehmann, whose first husband Ed Robbins poisoned himself with Eskimo Pies. and last but not least Veronica Riggs the daring tight rope walker W :Ears . ,vw 'Lmtsi 355' The BATAVIAN IQ23 Clarke Merrltt the loud mnnstcx and lns dex out xxlfe lxnhcl VV1rc were xeu 1nd19,11 n1t ox er the tloum llNlCLLIlLN d1splnccl by thc bold hnsscs Roy RIIQSOIIII Bermce Colhster who last ueek had hex 'nms rut oif Ill Thornton Puces cheese factorx has slgned '1 tontratt to pl tx the 1ole of Venus 1n Lmdsley Crotker s famous PI'OClllLflOl'l Loxe s Old Su eet bong Undez Cahtorma Marlon Gnbb IN it'll'Il1l0' 111 '1 new pnture just 1ele'1sed by pxoduccr Abc Nl urtzman ent1tled Uncle Tom s C'llJl!1 Cr1t1cs say that Maly Bosscler s xole as llttle Ima IQ xerx eftef.t1xelx plax ed R nso Oklahoma Nlrs Delano formerly Ethel Burke of Batav1a a11d w1fe of our two gun Xlay or IVarren Delano has started a movement on foot to 2ll7Ol1Sl1 the use of Cl1Sp1ClOI'S 1n the home Loretta Crehan and Eleanor Ha1tz her two aggress v ndes hope to make th1s a natxon ulde movement Bert Tagett the toun bum wl1o poses for an1mal crackers 111 Hxlda Geloneck bakery saxs that he 1S ln strlct opposltlon to the SP1tOO11 movement Rexo Texas Paullne Gehrmg the rxch DLISIIICSS woman has secured a monopoly 111 baby carnages and scrub uoman Ruth Vmcent IS afra1d her klds w1ll be terrlbly bon legged Professor XVIIIIHHI VValters has dlscontmued g1v1ng UIUSIL lessons by tl1e request of h1s pup1ls parents Hxs spouse LOUISE Delano says she doesnt know what they are gomg to do for a hvmg WALTER DAVISON Prophet A terword am on my xx ay to press and 1n qulte a hurry but I just had to pause long enough to g1VC my readers the last word about oux prophet I have looked up all about h1m Professor Dav1son employed by '1 p1ClxlC factory as cl1em1st and I have been told by rel1able mformers that when he Wmrp th1s p1Opl'1CCy he was labormg under great mental straln He had been 1gageo for months 1n research work ndeavormg to determme the exact numbe1 ot p1ckles 1n a dozen 1n the m1dst of the arduous labor of comp111ng th1s prophenc data D2lV1SOl'l suffered a complete mental collapse and was unable to Hmsh the task It IS to be oped that th1s knowledge w1ll soften the hearts of the members of 23 so that th V may read has final document W1th less of censure for has sms of OITllSSl0l'l -'IG commxsslon and more of char1ty for h1s lamentable phght BATAVIAN '23 f -- ,,..1 , .ef-T:.......--,f.,f-,f.--m.-- - . N ..-it .i . ,ix A ' I c . c . 1 - ' ' I, 1 1 , 'L ' , -, . , V' 0-' N, ., '. .,, V , .. . 1 L 1 D i , tv .. .. .X ls v v - 3- - Q I ' .' I , , t, C 1 N ', 1, S 1 ' 1' Z' ' A . ' .. u . s -1 S , 1 1' . 1. J-. ' b 1 ' X ' ' Q f ' '1 ' 3 ' ' 4' ' - '. ' Y' . V . , ' . , C . .t 1 1 . - Y 5 Y - - V Y C 7 . II . ' 4. 1 - f 1 - - I . , X Y , ' ' ' in . , 1 -c f - - V , . . . . , 1 '5 1-,,' ' ' V- ! 3 C , -Y -1 f- Q . ., . . , . e 4 , . T v ' - L J ' C ' ll H ' ' , . I C l S1 - ' 1 A 1 ' . - 1 F1 ' H , . A . . . . 5, I 2.4 9 ' - , n , '- ut. The BALTAVIAN 1923 Class Notables Class Baby Bill Root Dumbest Dora Boob Carr Most Particular Dot McAlpine Class Gardner Carl Ebenhardt Class Preacher Tommy Canty Dim Ruth Vincent Aeneas Herb. Burleigh Bestall 'Round Athlete- Wee Willie Winters King Tut's Understudy Tom Corey Class Cartoonis Hool Taget Second Mate Most Popular with the Ladies- Leo Batten Smartest Boy Alie Wurtzman Smartest Girl Honey Weiss High Court Jester Benny Schwartz Sleekest Slicker Birdie Hawks Flappingest Flapper- Mildred Cvrentzsinger Class Navigators- Misses Hunn and Prentice Chief Helmsman H. H. W. Web Young Do You Remember The morning when Christy Meyer appeared in assembly minus his necktie? How we, Frosh, used to quiver and quake in Miss Lowe's classes? How Bob Thurston used to torture us with that inspiring GJ poetry? The day when Louise DeLano returned from Washington, wearing a Ken more ring? The mornings after the nights before, when the raids took in the Study Hall, and laments were 'raised to the sky at the loss of Trots? The day when Miss Moynahan's skelton was seen wandering about the Study Hall? When Tommy Canty first thrilled us with the statement that U lt's awful that's all? The awe with which we used to behold that roller of the bell which sent us to destruction, the Honorable Leonidas'Reimer? A Senior Honor Roll The following members of the class of 1923 have maintained an average f OOM or more throughout the school year of 1922-23: Carl Eberhardt .................. 91.7096 Lindsley Crocker ,og, -l-.- 9 0-5017? Margaret Ditzel .,,.,,,.,.,..,,,,,.,.,,. 90.3015 The following members of the class of 1923 have maintained an average SSW or more during their entire course: Carl Eberhardt ................., 94.02 Z, Helen Atwater ......... ......, 8 8.51fk Benjamin Schwartz .... ...... 8 7.9862 Viola Hovey ............,....,...... 85.271, Abraham VVurtzman ,... .... 8 5.27f7 Margaret Ditz-Q1 ,,,,.. ,-.,,,A, 8 6.S6q, Cecil Miller .,,.,-,.,t,.,,,,-.-. --.- 3 522th Dorothy McAlpine ...,. ...... 85.83y, Robert Carr ,,,,,,,,,.... ,-,.-,A-'- 8 5.66ck o va..-.... -- . N- 'I , .ax fiixx. ,'A 4 W O S Tms ' q fzfeh H Q M u 5 T B2 Thg. val-1oLE RK 1SAY Herbs WHTQH :S oo T E11-ufwa-Y ITS hoT HEY BIS WHOSE WQTCHE s ns BAD ANYWAY Rauf! A S' N0 IT DoESNT MAKE S0 Muon-1 NOISI: CRIQHTO SAY WE R E A .YH 'PLAYS SAK wvr CLovES mr JUNIOR CLASS Allene Curry, Vice President President John Valentine, TBUS MTET ow, T 7: .E 3 3 C if ua EV Law arch, Secreta rothy D Do 333352. The BATAVIAN IQ23 Juniors NCF upon '1 time nrlnx xeais ago tto be exxct in September of 19205 the students Q D tl ere Th xerx hrst thing xxe did was to hold 1 class one hundred hftx freshmen mme to B H 9 for the purpose of educitmg meeting and elett ofhcers NVe chose the American Bcluty rose for our class floxx er Our motto is Xnnnus tamen omnm VlI1Cll VVe supported lll school 'tctlxiti s lox allx In ticl et selling, contests our Cl ss was never far behind the xx inner We didnt do much in athletics the tix 1 xear although xxe did have three men plaxing xarsitx baseball 'md '1 dozen others trying for their B s I 1he middle of the xelr xxe had '1 great cel bratlon lt the Y W C A Then mme the Qophoniore xe'1r' VVe st'nted th year with a hrlarlous xx ords of a poet xx as a hoxxlmg success Xffain xve supported and aided to nake all actixities a succ ss Among these activities VK as the securing of an appro prlatlon for the building of a nexx high school VVC had '1 good number of men out for sports that xear Xnd noxx xxe are lumors xxith hwh QPU prospects of becoming Seniors Of course the uniors stronglv support all actlvlties We have representatives in all forms of student actlvlties whether lt be in the glee clubs or in the orchestra in oratorical contests or in literary work The ul ors have had many representa L xes in the different branches of sports and many of these have xvon B s W chose a class emblem and ring which are certalnly good to look at The design of th emblem and ring consists of a yellow rose in the center surrounded by the letterlng Batavia H S and the class numerals Our lirst festlvity of the year a Halloween party got oft to a hne start VVe had a large attendanc there and the party ended all too soon Th Tumor banquet was the best banquet xve evei had The room was prettlly d corated The food was the best owing to the hard work of our mothers School Cones xx ere sung and talks were enjoyed Seven classmates gave toasts symbolic of the letters in umors Mr VV bbel made a few remarks Charles C MacLean xxas the speaker of the evening His talk was featured by telling us what h would do lf he were to start hi school life once more Alter leavmg the table dancing and games were enjoyed for the rest of the ev ning The big vent of the Junior year was the Piom The decorations of the dancing room were very beautiful Music was aoly furnished by the Rochester Syncopated Orchestra Dancing was enjoyed by mor than one hundred couples nd lasted until one thirty At the conclusion of the festivity everyone was will mg to 'lgre that this xx as the best Prom ever held x K if., 1. N X, .M ,.,...,,.--. ,, . - . ' ejjft. 11' ' ,fl - . '3 3 . Q , v, ' N h ,, ' C, L L, T I Tc . na. ' 'Z I ' h ' .. f ' . 2 V U V .x ,KL . . . . ,, i . - l - . C . . . 'V 'e 7' 'Q -- ' M ' ci . , C ' V. . V, . . N . hplc' V . C .Y 5. 'Y is K c K K . . , I H ' Q 2 ' . . 1 ' -2 1 ' 2 . . . . 1 - u' 1 . C ' e ' ' ' ' evening at the YKV. Wfe ended the year xvith a banquet which to describe in the Y rc ,, V . -,. AL b . . I . . Y. . in . . . I . - . , . . Y . . L Y L- V Y . V 6 n A . , J ' J N C . . ' ' ' ' '. I xi c - tj v ' ' f ' . C e . . . V ' if ' 15 . . , - - l , - 9 . . 2 ' ' ' - l ' v cr 11 ' . C . v . - N D 1 , . ' ' I ' . . e . Dr. ' 3 J . -S I ' T I 1 , . Q . ,a , . . . , F . I W I W . U . . ,A . a . - . - I I I , - ' . e ' ' ' X V . r sv f,-QQ'-wear - The BATAVIAN IQ23 During our three years in high school our class has been under the able guidance of its officers and its advisors. To these and to all oth-grs, who have aided in bringing glory to the class, we give most hearty thanks. And, finally, we say a sad tm rezfoif' to the departing Seniors, may they be as successful in their work hereafter as they have been in their four years of high School, JOHN R. HAWKINS, '24. Members of the Junior Class Baldwin, Stanlev C Ball, Florence Balle, Edith L. Becker, Catherine A Bernard, Benjamin L Bernard, Dorothy R Blatt, M. Carmelita Boattield, Barbara Bower, Edward H Branche, Harlan H Brice, Loretta M Brickman, Wilson R Brooks, Kenneth E Brunk, Marian Brunk, Russel Burleigh, Herbert S Callahan, P. Francis Canty, William I Chase, Edwin F Chilson, Jeanette L Collett, Marian Conrad, Mildred L Corey, Lorraine Curry, Allene L Curtin, Dorothy Darch, Dorothy G Darnell, Florence E Deagman, Gordon Debole, joseph Deffner, Mary Agnes Delaney, Edward Ditzel, Frances M Donahue, Donald Dool, Anna E. Edgerton, Leslie H Folger, Lester F Gerace, Samuel I Giambelluca, Lawrence Gillons William C Glade Charles I Glade Edmund Gray Marion Green Estella M Hagan Stanley F Hahn Richard Hammond Marion Hawkins john R Hawkins Mildred E Hey wood Leland Hiscutt Doris E Hosmer Helen Houseknecht Lloyd I Hulbert Frank A Hynds Roselle Johnson Claience Johnson Morris earney A Gertrude I enney Dolores Kruger Augusta C Lehmann Lillian H Lewis Kenneth G MacLean Charles C MacLean Kenneth I Mann Ethel C Vlarshall Marian L WcMarrow Marlon Miller Lillian C 'Vlontagne William C Nlontroy Nl Elizabeth Morith Charles P Moyer Marion H Veaverth Elmer I Netli Anna Norton Arthur Noxon Doris A OBrien Martin A Peck Kingsley C Pie Louis I Post NV Arthur Pratt H Kenneth Pratt A Sidnu Pratt Victrr E Putney Laverne Radley Francis E Richardson Ixnth Roche Harold l Rose Xl Malcolm Ruffnio A Thomas Ryan Ros R Salle llartha V Schneckcnl rger Nlere Schreiner ohn E Smith Cathern e Smith I XA illiam Stanley Xl alter Tacfgart Ceor e Teresi Carl Thomas Frank M Thurston Tohn H Uphill Mar aret L Valentine John Vincent Harry B Voelker Selma XX Wakeman Dorothy W'alker Paul W Ware lV1lll'!lTl H Welker Alice M l1Vh1te Helen M Wilber Glena M Wxles Berlen J NVIHSIONV Lawrence VVood Harold F VVood Fergus Yensen Charles L N Florence Davnell Junior Honor Roll John Hawkins Philip Ditzel 93 zofp, 92 soy, 92 osq, Louis Pies Kenneth McLean Iohn Thurston Kingsley Peck 90 362, 91 60W 90 :OZ 91 3013 . Q , . V, . - I , , . . , A . . - . . . , -I I I. . , I . . - Y . y ' . 1 I I ' -, I . , - Y I. . I . , . , A . I Y I J. I fr, . i , ' . A , . . 1 y I y F' . , . , i' . , . ' we , 1 l M. ' 1 . , , . , , - 4- . , , . I - Y , C. , , - g , I I - , . I . . , . , . I ,H . - J- 1 , . I f g . , - , . , I . , , , l , I . I , , 1 I . . J. I -1 -1 , 1 u - 1 - - , ' c . lf I , 1: h , f. . . . ' , ' ' , V ' Ditzel, Philip W. Mortimer, Gertrude A. Wicks, Ackley D. .' , , , fI 1 7 ' I 7 . - - . N. . . , i .I , . ' , , . ' . V' ' , ' 7 - . ...............,....,,,,,,,, , l - fr . f.--.-....:..,,.. F-1- 'li' 'V 1' , . - ' 1 U A 1 V, A ,,,..,....,.,-.,.... The BATAVIAN 1923 Sophomores HHN xxe entered the sthool last xear tbout one hundxed and seventy 1n number lt xx as '1 great event fol the school Qalthough no one has yet re'tl1zed ltd XVe elected Chauncey Iubbe pres1dent Beatrlce M1ft1H VICC pres1dent Mx rtle Xvill er secretary Laxx rence Mulcahy treasurer and Dxxlght Betts class ed1tor One class party xx'1s held dnrmff our Freshman x ear at xvhlch our noble pres1 dent xx as sxxxped hooked llfted kldnaped or anjtl mg else that you want to call Lxnx xx ax he xx as taken from the party and 1 played cards 1n the cellar of Goade s l1ardxx are store the rest of the evenmg ll e started our hrst year r1ght by xx mmng a t1cket sellmg contest and con sequently a large banner 1n our class colors blue and gold We hung 1t up on the ancnent xx alls of the study hall but lt only stayed there about three days for someone hked our banner so xx ell they wanted to see It all the txme so they took lt home WVe got 1t back the flrst part of our Sophomore year and xt 1S safe for the t1me bemg VVe supported all teams xvell by supplylng men and gomg to ex erx game In September 1922 xxe entered B H S as Sophomores wlth about one hun tortj seven Last Yovember at the '1 M C A xx held a party XVl1lCl'1 was enjoyed by all xho attended especlally the two who xvere marrled at It The b1g event of the xear came 1n the evenmg of A.pr1l the 13th last when we held our Sophomore banquet at the Y M C A The last lssue of the P1cayune tells how we enjoyed It and lf you don t bCl1CVC that just ask anyone who was there We xx on the box at the Sen1or play th1s year by sellmg the greatest number of txck ts next to the Senlors We have had many men out for all teams thls xear and every team has had two or three of our men as regular players VVe are closmg a very successful year but just watch us next ye'1r GORDON CARR Iubbe D1d you exer see 1 mos XVELL RAIURAI LY qulto weep? Nlnss Cramer What would yo do u for a man who h'1d talcen 'lI'S6l1ICp J Luther lXo but I have seen a moth havxl IOICQI1 Trnsh Bury lum , N ' ' ' ' . : -1 . , 2 ' ' , ' ' : 1 . ' , L ' . . ' I W C S V rp Q I 9 . C ' J - 3 V' f 1 Q . . 1 'L C 1 C 1, C , '. Nw I-v ' . ' L ' 1 ' R , ' b iv C ' '- - v' - A -' 1 1' J ' 7 I A it. - 1 C' le ' V, 5 - Q V K . y Y. . . , - . , - V -A . . . , . . , B, Y - v . j Y . . 7 , , , , V . .... , I ' dred sixty members. VVe have lost a few, so that noxv we total one hundred - V- + I. . . . 'G ' . 'x' , D - . J' I ' 1 - 1 J . . , - - , h 1 , . VY . . . , , . I . ' , , . A 1 . I , 25. ,. I H - Y . I -,I 4 ' Y ' 4 H . I yy. A ' I U ' ' ' u U U T . . . . - ,J ' 1 , 4 , nr ' n SS A OMORE QL PH SO .... rl T MS TES 512 L 11.2 wir .2.. BE -8 Ea G-I 'Sc 29 DD 'Ei-E :gt Qt!! mill' ?x E .NE 53 EV! is 33 zu Ei Q0 Q-454 OO MQ 2 P 1 A l l The BATAVIAN 1923 Members o the Sophomore Class Alger J'llllCN Barber Elon elle Barker XX III held Barnes Ivltllelal Bender HIHIC Bernllngham lames Betts Dll wht Blllnlerlek Ruth Bolt Beulah Brlckmall Elelln Broderltk Ellzabetll Buell Clarence Bllhl Helen Burrlll Rubl Carr Gordon Case Norman Chllrchlll Charles Chllrchlll Earl Cllne Catherlne Cole Harold Corbett George Crolllex -Xrthur Lroxton Carl Curtlss Robert Darch llecta Dargusch Loren Dart -Xnna Dax IS Beatrlee Dal IS Nllldred Dallson Franklln Dlamond EISIE Drs er Donald Edbertoll Clayton ElChEUgEV Bernard Flsher Ellzal eth Flsk Ras mond Frlclter XX eslel Gardner Harrls Gerhrlrlg Il es Gentner Charles Glllard Allen FOfCClxl Cecll Graham R1Ch8fil Green Syll la Greene Nlalcolm Hall Norman 1 artman All erta Marlon Olson llalls Lhar es Hall les l3Ol'lN l'lEIlYlCS Ruth llerrlcl Marjorle Hllbert Ruth I'llNClllt Onnolee Holll Elmer Homer Mabel l lOllgl'l Elmer HOllQQhllELl1I Ethel Houseknecht Isabelle l-lol ey Bertha Hyde Helen Hx nds kenneth lreland Fdll ard lackson Olll e lohnson John lohnson Morrls lohnson Hou ard Tones Fdlth los ll alter lxauffman Fl 'lllClS Ixlbbe Chauncey Ixlnnel Leora IXlfSh John lxleln Cecllla lxnapp Gertl ucle Latham Donald Leedom I-larrlngton l enlhan Clalre Lowe Irma NlacDonald hl'lI'1Ol'l Nlansfleld Dorothy Nlartln Bealrlce Nlason Ruth McBurnev Gcnellele Nleler Ella 'Nlerrlman Betts Vllller Ronald Nllontanye JEDYIIC Vlooney Paul Nloore Charlotte Nloore Gllbert Nlorehou e Albert Xlosher Harry Nlulcahy Laurence Nlulter Preston Sophomore Honor Roll Xllll'13llV Xflllklelll Yllltolnll Rlllll N lCl1Ol'i Il'll1l XLXKCOITID 7acl'l N oonan Robert YOI ton Bernlec X 5 e Roland O Brltn Ral moncl Olnlstead Ada Olsen Bl'lI'lOl1 Orlando N lCll0l'lS Ou ens Dorothy l LNKIIIN3 Ixcnnetll Plll111'llOl'I M lrloll Preston Bernlce Putnam B1 ltrlce Ran sler EUROII Rag lllarcena RllChlll1 Hou ard Roach HCFl7Cft SCl1lTl1tt Joseph SCl'lfIlltf XX llll'lI'll Schneckenburger hl'll'l0l1 Slder Helen Sll'l1l'TlOZ1S Arthur Slhlth Lllllan Stakel Lola Stephenson Llnclcll Sl.l'll'lgl'l3l'll Morse Strong Lerrlv Teffner BIlltOl'l T1n1I11CI1S Margaret Trautenberg Anna W akeman T aura NValker Myrtle Vlfarden LEOII Warner Lora YVarren Rollert lfVhltcher All-1l'lOl1 NVhvman Tflllarrl WV1ck1ngs TX3 NVlles llll2.l'lOIl VVllkle Charles WllSOl1 Donald lfVood LaVcrne hvflght Zada lVurt7man Xlarv York l'Ffle 92 70 WJ Ruth Blumerlck 92 IOM Can vou tell me llelen XVere X011 eler l1ll1Cl'ICfl for al other 131116 for a gl'0ll1'lCl hog 7 ,qolng too fast? 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Bright 'Onez Sausage, Bill: No-hut T'-fc been slappu ..-........P......+f1f3. Q.. E u 79. v. E 9- fu -9. 5 T! u 5 v-I P- n-4 cu 2 CD U7 4 p-I U 'Z 4 E I U7 I-Ll D5 U-4 Q.. C u 'EE 'S ri s-T U .-C H IJ v-I C .-C O f-. GT Sutherland, Treasur nald Do therine Blood, Secretary E ,Q if 1 Q- - , n . ,,z,L, . . ., -:.7fa---wwm-,-.-,,v- The BATAVIAN 1923 Freshmen HE Freshnrln class NN '15 organmed soon 'lfter tl1e nnd year C'x'll11ll'lHt1Ol1S The folloumg olhcers uere elected Presldent oh11 Luther V1ce Pres1dent Mary L1.lC1Cl qecretuy KTtl16T1HC Blood Treasurer Donald Sutherland PICTQLIHC Reporter VlIlCCIlt Gullo Faculty AdV1SOfS, M155 Cramer and M155 O Meara On Fr1das -Xpr11 tu enty sex enth the class party was held at the Y M C A There 11 ere about one hundred tu enty members present M155 Cramer and TVIISS OMeara chaperoned the exent 1xh1le a spec1al commlttee prevrously appomted look charge of the refreshments 'md CHtC1't'llI1TI1CI'lt 'Xt nlne ocloclx the danclng began at fxrst only a few couples venturmg on the Hoor but 1n a short t1me many caught the sp1r1t of the mus1c and soon the floor 11 as full Every one surely had a line t1me Crlmson and gold 11 ere chosen for class colors at a meetmg held recently The Freshman class has shown good school Splflt The members have sup ported the duferent teams 11 h1ch B H S has had thrs year, and some of them haue d1st1ngu1shed themselves 1n the var1ous branches of sports We there fore expect to see many of our classmates takmg an actrve part 1n athlencs next year Although we have won no honors 1n tlcket selhng the class has supported the school Jn other ways There are many Freshmen who have been on the honor roll all year, wh1le others have dropped down as the temperature does 111 March maybe because of mental 1nd1spos1t1on Nevertheless there has always been a good percentage on the 11st and we hope that 1t w1ll contmue so VVe have a very low percentage of subscr1pt1ons for The E'-atav1an but fter the enthus1ast1c talk Harold Ball gave at our last meetlng we hope that the number has lncreased XVHO VVABTS TO TRY xfIlSS Cramer How many r1bs have you Frances Peck? Frances I dont know Im S0 t1ckl1sh no one could ever count them R Hahn Creadmg composmon 1n Eng hsh classj The only d1Fference b tween our car and opportumty 15 that opportumty knocks gnly once and our car IS knockmg all the time N Mother What time chd he lc-'ue last mght? Luc1lle Ten oclock Mother Dont he to me I heard h1m say as he left just one Harry How are you gettmg along wrth your grrl' Larry She wont speak to me any more I k1ssed her and when shc salcl lt wasnt mee I admltted 1t 1 -- 1 '. ' V ' ' c 1 c c 1 1 - . 1 . 1' Q 1 - ' 1 J' . ' - ' ' 1 1 , . . , ' . ' 1 L 1 M 5 1 'Y 1 1 4 1 1 1 1 . , I , 1 ' V-. ' , ' 1 . . . . Y Y . . Y V . . . . 1 ' c c . . , . . '1 1 1 , , 1 1 1 . Y . . . . , ' - ' 1 1 - 1 ' ' H ' 11 1 -1 u I . , , 11 - 1 ' . - 1 ' - 11 . , u ' ' 1 . - , 11 1 11 11 . . . l ' I , u 1 - , 1 . . - - H . - 1 1 11 ' 11 , . V 5 . ' ,, . , . . . . ' . ,, . ' , n ' 3- - . . , n 1 . ' 5, . , . . . ,, ' , . 1 1 - T ..-.,.-.,,...N Stocki The BATAVIAN IQ23 Members of the Freshman Class Adznns. Mildred Barone, Anthony Becker. Adelia Bills, Dorothy IV. Bishop, Richard L. Blood, Dorothy E. Blood, Katherine M. Bolt, Dorothy ill. Bonner. Mary E. Botts, Leslie F. Bradley,,Eva I. Bradway, Bertha Buchholtz, Edward C. Burr, Hazel Cacner, Doris Carmody, -Iohn I. Carpenter, Robert J. Cesarano, Nicholas A. Chandler, Genevieve Clase, Onnolee M. ' Colledo, james F. Corti, Alexander A. Darch, Kenneth E. Darch, Lloyd T. Dart, Kenneth I. Davis. Elizabeth T. Debole, Bertha Decker, Velma M. Didget, Ella M. Dietschler, Louise B. Dispensi, Louis P. Ditzel, Joseph ' Eustance. Kenneth Farber, Carl Farnian, Garret French, Glen Fricker, Richard Gaczewski, Allene Galliford, Evalena Galliford, Isabel Gardner, Sarah. Gear, Raymond Gehhardt, Cora Gillard,'Dorothy E. Cillard, Everett Goff. Louis Goldberg, Pauline Gordon, Duncan Graham, Kenneth Graham, Mary V. Green, Mabel H. Greene, Doris M. Grimes, August C. Gullo, Vincent l'Ia9,adone, Esther I. lclaitz, Cornelius Hawkins, Carolyn I. Hawkins, Evelyn Henderson, Gerald Herrick, Martha C. Heywood, Edith Holton, Franklin E. Hunt, Helen M. Jackson, Ida A. Keidel, lfVarren A. Kleps, All'ert L. Kleps, Irene H. Knapp, Harold Knowles, Louise M. Kohlmeyer, Beulah Konarski, Marjorie M, Kramer, Anna M, LaTro e, Esther V. Legg, Ralph L. Lehmann, Carl I. Lehmann, Frederick D. Lowe, May E. Lucid, Mary I. Luther, John K. Manthey, Harriet E. Maroushek, Francis I. Marshall, Crystal A. McAlpine, Ieanette E. McCurdy, Klein McGrath, Frances G. , McIlwaine, Matilde Miller, Raymond C. Mondziel, Frank A. Moore, Eunice M. Munger, Raymond NV Neaverth, Marie N. Nicholson, Kenneth G. Nott, Vincent N. Pastore, Frank Peck, Frances C. Pies, Jacob Plock, Vlfarren Prole, Marjorie F. Ramsay, Mary Redman, P-my A. Reimer, Harold Repieei, Anthony Rial, Frances E. Roll, Mildred Rosen, Xlfilliam Roth, Edna Schrader, Charles G. Schrann, Vlfilmer A. Schwingel, Pauline Sherman, Eleanora E. Sider, Claribel M. Slocum, Lawrence G. Smith, Catherine D. Smith, Guy H. Speed, Florence N. Speed, Harold K. Snink, Alexandra Squire, Clara Stakel Viola E. I s Mahle H. Y 2' , Stull, Helen E. Sutherlan d. Donald R. Taber, Beulah M. Taber, Rose Thomas, Marjorie Timby, Evelyn M. Tinkham, Carl P. Townsend, Carrie E. Uphill, Edwin VanDeVenter, Lorene Warren, Clyde E. WVarren, Gertrude A. YVarriner, Marjorie B Weiss, Edward T. Wfells, Helen I. XfVells, Irving A. Wfheeler, Raymond lhfhitcomla, Nlfalter XV Goldberg, Myer . Freshman Honor Roll Eunice Moore ...... .... ...... ..... . ,--' 9 1 1 70? Gertrude Warren .... 91.4522 VVilliam Rosen ..... 9020? Bill-:l 521y, M259 lggw did YOU 291 Cecilia M.: How dare you? Father that lei 011 YOUI' IDS- said he would kill the iirst man who Mae: That's my tag for parking too li1SSCfl me. long in one place. F1-gmk G.: HXVQ11' did hope ' - m-g.,.-.g-vvn-.a- ...-.-w,.,.-vf-f-- -1- f if 5 X - 'g54, 6 T 4 ff W I W Q , X, , A , X Q W ' V 12, - J, kf ACTI ITIL, Q A W, ' Jw, I .J The BATAVIAN IQ23 HUNTLEY CONTEST 1923 Burdette Hawks Thomas Canty Thomas Cory Anthony Gerace Edward Robblns Carl Eberhardt Webber Young R1chard Ogden john MCAVOV Walter Davlson Oratorzcal Contests HE fWC1'1l16tl1 annual Huntley Orator1cal Contest was held at the Flrst Presbyterlan church on I-'rxday CV61'l111g March 23 1923 The evenlngs program certalnly showed that a few weeks coachlng by M1ss O Meara and her ass1stants Mr Comfort MISS Fowler MISS Woodhouse M1ss Kmnear nd Mrs Ogden could produce orators worthy of the honor of be1ng ln the Cla of 23 Everyone who was present w1ll agree that th1s was the blggest and best Huntley contest ever held by a Sen1or Class of B H S The Judges were the Rev Evan M Jones of Le Roy Frank S Densberger the prmclpal of Kenmore I-hgh School and Carl S Bergerson the pr1nc1pal of Alblon Hlgh School The Rev jones proved that there were othe1 speakers present bes1des those I1'1CI1lC1OH6Cl on the program for 1n announcmg the results of the contest he kept h1s 31.ld1BI1C6 for a few moments 1n a state of breathless sus pense before statlng that the Judges had been unammous 1 Young the Sen1or class presldent as the wmner of the hrst prlze of fifteen dollars The second prlze of ten dollars was awarded to Carl O Eberhart Hon orable I'l'lCI1lC1Ol1 whlle to a great degree due to all the speakers of the venmg was awarded to Rlchard B Ogden ' 1, ' . ' Vi 4 . . . . l- 1 2 ! ' , v . U . , , , y l , . J . , . . a . , A ' , . . . I . - , . , . y . , - . . , , , U ' ' ' 'n selecting VV. Webber 1 1 ' - . , . C , , , ,fd j'T '7'7' pew-we The BALTAVIAN 1923 FOll0NX111Q IS the progmm Xllllkll urls prestnted Oxerture The D1 les Xt 1 lvrumu l-hgh Sthool Orthtstrl To the Xoung Men of Xtu Xoxk rn 1861 Buff-1 Xnthony L Gcrace Eulovy of U S Grant Plum NX XX ebber Xoung Treason of Benedxtt Xrnold Burdette H Haults XTCNR 8 to G'lfCl1 llubbtnd Edu 1rd X Robbins Selettlon The Mxdm ht Dream Srlzlrpvgzcll High School Orchestra Plea for Lub1 'llnnston Carl O Eberhart The Strenuous Llfe Root-cw!! Thomas -I Corex jr That IISULC Hay Be Ixept -Xlxxe Daughcrtx Chorus The Nlerrx Heart Den a Glrls and Bows Glee Club The Hero Grant Roosevelt Thomas G Cantw Soldxer Box Long John 1 Axow The Xen South Grady XX alter J Daudson Chorus Old Nlan Noah u t Lan Hosru Boys Glee Club Decxsxon of Jud es Nlarch Hugh School Orchestra Hamzlton Contest Redehvermg th oratlon XVl'l1Cl'l captured first PTIZC 1n the Huntley Contes VV Webber Young agam came to the front and won honorable mentxon at the Tlrst NI E Church ln the Hamxlton College Inter Alcademm D clamatlon Contest on Aprul 20 1923 He certamly d1d well and we may be justly proud of the showmg he made for B H S especmlly wh n we conslder the fact that he was com petmg agamst nlne speakers from the best hlgh schools 1n Western New York The Hrst prxze was won by Hyman Schartel of Lafayette Hlgh School of Buffalo and the second prlze by Stuart Nenzles of West Hlgh School of Rochester These two pnzes conslsted of money suflicl nt to pay all travellng expenses mvolved 1n attendmg the fmal contest at Ham1lton College on Saturday May 12 1923 Muslc for the program was furn1shed by the school orchestra and a double quartette from th boys glee club Addltlonal entertamment was afforded by the remarks of the announcer S1dney Sherwin of local fame LINDSLTY CROCKTR 23 ,-qw-f-N A 'Q ' M - on ' 2- J : 1. ' , .... .. ....,.. . .... , ...,....., . L. . 1. . - - Y . ., 2. ' 1 1' ......... , ...... . ...... . ........ : ' 4' . Li- 3. 6 . e. . ....... .. ................ . ...,.......... ...... ...... ' ' ' , , , 4. '- . '- .e ..... ...... I ............ . .. .. 1 . 1 f. S. 1 --g . ........ .. ..... ............. . ........ . ........ ' 'L AL. .-T. 6. ' .SI . ...... . .... . ..... ...... . .... ...... ' -', , 1. 7. S . ............................................... . ...... ' ' . . . S. - ' ............ ................................... .. - 1. . -', . 9. -- '- - ' ' . ........................................ Richard B. Ogden. 10. -, 1 D- . ...................... . ............, . ......... s 11. -- , ........ . ......... i ...... .. ..... . ............ . .... f 17 ,L - ,n ' 'I -. v ....................... x.rL....v..v ............................. nc v. 13. - ' ..................,............ ........... ,, ....... ' v 14 , 1 ............ . ........................... I . 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L 1 ' , , . h The BATAVIAN IQ23 Strongheart Bx ll 111111111 Dc M1111 DlRE.C'l-ORS Myna E Hunn Chnstlnac Fowler BUSINESS MANAGERS Rnchard Ogden Thomas Canty IRONGHIT XR'1 p esentcd by th class of 23 on May thnd 'md tourth xx as '1 xx onderful success Ill everv way' The cast showed fine to 01610111011 'md r marlxable t1'lll'lll10' lhch player deserves much credlt Ex erx one xx ho s'1xx Tony Gerate 'ls Qt1Ol'lgllCZ11lI xx 1ll tell you that he makes a pertect loxer and 1nc1dentally a benume Indlan And Margaret D1tzel as Dorothy Nelson IS just herself a dear sxx ect g1rl We know thats Margaret anx xxay One xx ould nex er knoxx that Leo Batten xvlth hls wlnmng sm1le could be a hard hearted v1lla1n unless one saw h1m 1n Strongheart nor that Jolly B111 Root could play the role of a grmd so well He kept the audrence 111 screams xx1th hrs blg xxords and 1nnocent remarks Harold Ball as Bllly baunders added a lot to the play by hlS l1vely actlon and although he and Molly Nhldred Grentzmger d1d quarrel all ended happ1ly for them 1n contrast to Stronghearts and Dorothy s romance The football scene was pulled off t perfectlon It yxould have surted any Cornell man We Wlll have to hand It to Nlcfkvoy xxhen lt comes to glV1I'lg a bawlmg out He can tell them stralght from the shoulder Ackley W1cks Donald Landon Webber Young Charles Rlder Louls P1 s Nicholas Flglo Thomas Canty lohn Barnes Roland Nye Donald Latham Frank Month and Harold Roche made up the team and played fine B1lly Dxbtle Bob Carr Lmdsley Crocker and Elmer Neaverth played r markably xvell the roles of college men of dlfferent classes and added much humor to the play Ohver Dletschler was a typlcal sport Beauty and charm were added to the play by Bermce Colhster Margaret Brunk and Charlotte O Brlen Splend1d as the play xvas 1t would have fallen short of complete success had xt not been for the mustc provmded by the h1gh school orchestra and boys glee club under the d1rect1on of Mrs Isabel Story Cornell songs were sung and yells g1ven between the acts Between acts III and IV a bar1tone solo was sung by Carl Eberhart Waters of M1nnetonha and From the Land of the Sky Blue Water songs very apfropnate to the play The class of 23 w1shes to express nts smcere grat1tude to MISS Myrta lf. I-Iurm and Mrss Chr1st1ne C Fowler wxthout whose help our play would have been 1mposs1ble ,.,,-1.--I-ur-vw? ef' xy -, :U . , , ,..,..,F-f I ',. . I ., ' . . , , - 1 'T 4 ' v- - Q ' ' 4 4 . .. . - ' 7 .. 4: , lc c V v 1 . S s . 1 l f , x ' Q - - ' ' 1 . 1 L c x c c 1 U. c V ' J' ' -c ' ' 4 ' 1, C ' ' V 7 ' . W V . . V U . . I . . , . K Q . . Y . , - Y ' . , 7 V Y r V - V . . . , . .' ' 7 . . . . H ,, . ' 1 . 1 V H . ,Y . . Q v. . . Y . - H . ,, v 1 I U - - 1 1 s 1 cs 1: 0 . ' . V - , . V I V . . . H . ,, . r , - - ' x s x , 3 , a 1 , v 1 1 . ' , 1 ,, . 1 s , . v . . . . I , . ' 7 H - 1: n J 11 ' J . 9 , . . . . 1 ij 3' The BATAVIAN 1923 PICAYUNE STAFF Merle Sclmeckenberger, Ass't Editor, Leo Batten, Athletic Editor' Edmund Glade Ass't Mana er. , , g , Vincent Gullo, Freshman Editor, Richard Ogden, Senior Editor, William Dibble, Manager, Helen Atwater, Exchange Editor, Mildred Hawkins, A5s't Editor, Kennith Brooks Ass't Mana- h H gerg Jo n awkins, junior Editorg Gordon Carr, Sophomore Editorg Carl Ebenharclt, Editorg Miss Kinnear, Faculty Advisorg Walter Davison, Joke Editor. POST GRADUATES Helen Clafkv , , oa e, Nicholas Kauffman, Webster Lowe, Herman Kibbe. Laura Curry, Marian Bernd Donald Gillis Frank G cl 4M...a 5--Q ' ,,. . . 2-.,.,..,,,,,.,.,.-wwf... The B A frfx VTITA N IQ2-2 B Camerata Nuova H12 sex enth annual spealxmg contest betxx een B H S g1rls and the g1rls of th State School 11111 take place Monday evenm Tune 11 111 the State School chapel -X gr at deal of mtereet 15 bemg hoxxn fox the contest and over twenty g1rls took part 1I'l the try outs M155 Hvands M1ss Becker and BIISS Corev xx ere chosen to represent our school The1r selectxons ar as follows H155 Hyands How Jlnny ldased Her Mmo Charles Paqf H155 Becker Not Gullty H155 Corey The Heart of Old Hlclxory Allan Dromgoole Th State School 11111 glVC the followmg program Edlth Hardy Th Revolt of Mother Marx E W1lk11zs Nlary Moore There Were Nmety and Nme Rzclzfzrd Hardmg Dams BTLSIC KI NLRIBERS Plano SOO The H'1rlequ111 Ethel FlllilHS Vocal SOO Th F'11r1eQ Catherme Carnes Club Song G1rls of Camerata Nuova A5 yet the Judges have not been dec1dec1 upon very pleasmfr pro r'm 1g exp ctecl and here Q hopm, that our g1rls vx 111 the cup' l X on I ' , , 5 . 4 T ,l V 1 ,. . 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I . , we 1' The BATAVIAN IQ23 Mrs. Story, Director Cecilia Miller Margaret Brunk Helen Atwater - Augusta Krieger Allene Curry Lorraine Covey Selma Voellcer Betty Merriman, - Laura Curry Helen Weiss Eleanor Haitz Bernice Collister Lucille Hamilton Thomas Corey Richard Hahn GLEE CLUB Marjory Rhody Virginia McCurdy Viola Hovey Veronica Riggs Margaret Uphill Marian Robinson Lorraine Willis Gertrude Knapp Loretta Boise Mae Putnam Mary Bossler Ethel Bunlce John Barnes Ewell Stull Thomas Canty Leland Haywood Nicholas Figelo Leo Barren Robert Carr Dwight Berrs Charles Morirh Anthony Gerace Elmer Nevereth Harold Roach Walter Davison Francis Callahan Donald Latham Carl Ebenhardt Frank Goade Floyd Robinson Richard Ogden Benjamin Schwa FIZ l I H' 1 1.-.-F -W mn-K 14CiHfCi3CAC rA'vCC1CACR1C 395 C C m 'l ORCHESTRA Mrs Story Georve Bouvhton Drrector Vlolm Harold Ball Traps W1ll1am D1bble VIOIIT1 james Algers VlOllTL Norman Hall Vzolm Clark Nllerrrtt Vzolm Charles Cvetner Vzolm Anthony Suozz1 Cornet Charles Rrder Sax Donald Donahue Sax Gordon Carr Cornet Warren DeLano Cornet Muszc Nl: of the most Slgl11l1CZ1T1t and enjoyable events of the 5e'11 was the banquet at the Lenox grven by the Glee flub 111 honor of john McAvoy a member who u as leavmg for the Unlted States Coast Guard Amrlemy at New London Connecncut Harold Roche deserves th palm for h1 mastery of dela1l Ill ar1'1r1g1nS a pleas 1n program of mus1c and SI eeches to go wth the suppe1 Mr Randall coach or Iootball and baseball was mtroduced as toasln1'1s+er Each course u'1s Anthonv Gerace and several select1ons by the double quartette lent a pleasmg var ety to the program Dawson presented the hlstory of the Glee Club Frank Gmde gave '1 post graduate s pomt of v1ew on mus1c Mrs Story S1 ol e on the futur of the Club wh1ch may be somewhat mea urecl by 1he achuevements of ihe past Mr Ran dall mtroduc d Mr Russell who took the boys to the ITl'1g1C world for '1 t11ne He also spoke about the value of such an O1gE1l11ZI1llOl'l 'ms 'ln asset to 'my com f' K l C I 1 1 ' B b i . Y I I I . . . , . . 1 . . 1 . . J r L . 3 . . 1 . . ,, H . I 1 D Y ' A LT 4 . .- . V K I X A , 7 l ' A cf an 'c - Y y I ' A C .S W . . it . F I - : , I - 1 g , . . . L , , ' , 1 ' c e . l C Ve r, seasoned with song, A duet by Stull and Hahn, solos by Roy Redmond and J , , , i ' I 4 l V . C V C L C ' ' ' ' . . 3 c ' e ' s ' ' . . . - ' A3 I , L . c l . L -Q I .4 C. 14 C L ' ' wwvwnifrF?IvN- ' ' 'waf'57Q.w . A- ' ':52Q4EW3.'l't?fs ' 1' , 4..,X , ,,,, . Q., s ' in-t. ' The BA TAVIAN 1923 munity. Mr. Comfort spoke on the aid of music in bringing about good fel- lowship wherever one goes. Mr. Randall then referred to the guest of the evening as an honor to the school, his parents, and the community. McAvoy could take with him the knowledge that he had done his duty by his Alma Mater. Mr. Randall then asked McAvoy to say something to the boys- In his earnest and feeling man, ner, McAvoy said he had merely tried to do his duty by B.H.S. He had tried to put the best interests of the school always. before his personal desires.. I know I have made some enemies, but I have also made some mighty good friends. The next speaker was Miss Fowler, to whom had been assigned McAvoy's record. As it was a farewell banquet the title appeared on the program as The Vanishing Man. McAvoy is aptly described' in Robert Browning's epilogue as One who never turned his back but marched breast forward, Never doubted clouds would break, Never dreamed, though right were worsted, wrong would triumph. He will ever remain in our minds as one who was a help to everything pertaining to the honor and glory of his Alma Mater. Theiethical as well as spiritual value of music has long been accepted and now that it has a definite place in our High School course' not only as a delightful recreation Cas we have shown in assemblyj but at the same time taking rank with other school subjects in culture and Regents credit, there seems to be no limit to possibilities for the future of the subject provided there continues the interest and enthusiasm shown by this line group of boys and girls of B.H.S. Our Glee Clubs and Orchestra are permanent organizations. Then there is room not only for one orchestra but for two or more. What about our school dances in our new gym? Not one double quartet but several. Not one or two cheer leaders but song leaders as well. And our B games. We need only to prove to the community and school our need and desire and ability to do these things. The music calendar of any High School indicates a va.riety of occasions for which such org ' .t' necessary. and for our ganizaions are well nigh Now that we have the spirit and desire and ability, let us co-operate toward the highest ideals in beautiful tone, quality, and chorus singing to the end that we shall study and make possible a hne musical comedy or operetta. The co- operation of all departments including musical organizations and other depart- ments of the school will do much to give us the ideal school that we all want. MRS. STORY. f....,.-4-1.-9-e-.mr -1---V1-1-.--v--Q-w . 71 f W N' A ' 41 9 NAI if Na 1.74, ohfzrf , X A -Z 'iff .1 ' Q N ,J mf ? y 'V A K f 7X f I w LJ .f f ,,, L , 45:2 ff I 'SN ,. i?f h'Q ,547 1 Wvyywfi? ww- ZW f '45 WCM BLR UCS W QV-5NY?,,1:Ql'Q df ' 4' ' 1 IQ i 1 3 r I I W' 1 The BA 'TAVIAN IQ23 1, I 'Y I A y, 4 Y -'Y ' . . . ADVISORY BOARD John McAvoy, Chairman, Dorothy McAlpine, Manager Girls Basketball 'ZZ-'23, Thomas Canty, Manager Football '22, John Barnes. Manager Basketball 'ZZ-'23, Oliver Dietchler, Manager Track 'Z3g Lindsley Crocker, Baseball, William Winters. Physical Director, Principal Webber - FOOTBALL B'S. Donald Latham, John McAvoy, John Callahan, John Barnes, Marion Moyer, Nichlos Figlo, Sam- uel Gerace, Walter Davison, Thomas Walters, William Walters, Gordon Tuttle, fCapt.J Anthony Gerace, Harold Roche, Kenneth Henderson, Gerald Kauffman, Thomas Canty, CMgr.j HONORARY B's-FOOTBALL. Robert Curtiss, Leonard Davis, Frank Morith, fCapt.J Roland Nye, Stanley Baldwin, Frank Hul- burt, Leo Batten, Albert Morehouse, Norman Hall, Charles Yensen, Burdette Hawks, Le Roy Strong, Martin O'Brien, Claire Lenihan, Leland Heywood, Francis Callahan. BASKETBALL B MEN. Frank Morith, Leonard Davis, Harry Vincent, Jim Gorecki, Iohn McAvoy, john Barnes, Frank Hulburt, Lawrence Winslow, john Luther, Glen Wilbur, Herbert Burleigh, Donald Latham, Ken' neth Squires, Thomas Corey. GIRLS' BASKETBALL B's. Gertrude Knapp, Margaret Brunk, Charlotte O'Brien, fCapt., Mary Porschet, Cecelia Miller, Marian Brunk. HONORARY BYS. Hilda Gelonek, Alexandra Spink. TRACK B's fso farj. , C U N' hl 5 Fglo, Donald Latham, Harold Roche, Marion Moyer, 1' 3255255 S25-ffiii 5ef3SZ,'1Qh1T ccifmidv, Oliver Diefschlef Mgr.: 'm . BASEBALL B'S Qso farj. - 1 , G d D agma , William Walters, john Callahan, Stanley Hagen, Fr k I1:12l,vl,1E?1IpS1:l1-l::gnsl??Ji-,nesFrFi3aInciseCallall1an, Walter Davison, lCapt.J, Frank Davison, Lindgley Crocker, iMgr.l 1 TBALI. TEAM 1922 FOO 'Wfm The BA TAVIAN IQ23 Football HI: tootb1ll L'lllLlILlll6N xxtnt out tlns x ll to 11111 c good tht lJlLll1LllOll ol 111111x th'1t the te 1111 xx ould be tht but ex Ll lxnoxvnxq th1t 1 vcry hard schedule xx 1s before tl1 111 tl1ex lost no t1111c 111 Qelllllg 111to 111111 VV1th 11st xe'1rs 111611 as 1 nucleus Bu B111 XX1 lltk.I'N 10115 Gcvxte N111 1T1glo Sl11I'lx1 ' 1xauPt1nan lack Mc Xx ox L'lPl Tut '111d others COlLll 1111111111 soo11 succeeded 111 101111611112 out 1 xerx 931111 co111b1111t1cn Thert xx1s 1 h11e lot of 1111161111 to p1ck from and ex erx 111111 l'l'lfl lllQ le1rt set 011 1 1308111011 Indeed 1ft r thc te'1n1 xx 1s pltked Loath R nd1l1 xx 1s often 1t 1 los 1 to xx l11cl1 111111 was best fitted 1a11 h11n In spe1k1ngf of tl1e pep and e11tl111s11s111 shoxxn by the fellows r1gl1t here 1 xxant to s1x '1 xxord about the s cond lC'1l1l Thls was the pepplest aggregat on of sub I thmk tl1at ex er droxe thc hrst lC'llll to gre'1ter efforts T them much tr d1t lb due Space does not pefllllf '1 rex 1exx of all tl1 91111168 pl'1yed Howevex those that stand out most PI'OHl1llCl1llX l behexe are North To11axv1nd'1 L Roy Lock port and Dunknk In tl1e North Tonaxxanda U1n1e our team xvent doxxn to defe1t 28 O but the score does not tell the story It xvas a glo11ous def at Tl1e pluck and hght shoxxn bx the team xx as xx onderful As pretty a struggle as has been s en on Austm Park 1n years sa1d son1e and n1ucl1 xx as tl1e credlt glVC11 our boys Tl1e Lockport gam xxas a repet1t1on of the one last year eztceot that xve llax ed an aggresswe game and our opponents xvere well COl1lCl1t xv1th J t1e U fo tunately Dame Fortun a n1uddy held and a ClI'lZZlll1g Talll xv1rded off 21 vlc tory for us The Le Roy game as usual roused mteres to tl1e lnghest pltCl'1 X v1ctory oxer Le Rox alxvays acts as 1 sxv et morsel of revenge The 111111 was cer tamly burled that day by our fellows who hung up a score of 34 0 Th Dunklrk game does not stand out as prommently as the tr1p connected xv1th lt Th1S was made 1n the Buffalo bus and proved fru1tful w1th adventure T1re trouble was encountered and at the second blowout wh1cl1 occurred 11ear Dunk1rk we fam1shed wlth hunger, ra1ded a nearby vmeyard and made a lDOL11l teou repast on grap s Eventually we reached Dunklrk t1red out w1th the long t11p Gomg on the field after eatmg a hasty lunch our fellows weakened 1n th second half after Capt Tut was knocked out and allowed Dunk1rk to score In concluslon I w1sh to thank all who have COI'llll'llD1llCCl to the s asons success for It was thus loth Hnanc1ally and otherw1s Prospects are good for next year The Lockport game should prove 1l1lICTCSll1'lg '1l'lCl 1n'1y the Le Roy Jmx forever have departed fro1n our m1clst YOLUS 111 Spo1t, 'IIIOMAQ CANTY, Mg1 '22 I ,,.....,-, 1 X 1 o n 1 ' t o , . . 1 ' . 1 Az : 'sjez' avg - '- I .' . z ' 1 1: '11 Y ' L 2 1 1 . 1: ' 1 2 . j :' ' 1 ' L' ' ' ' . 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' c c 1 -L 1 ,,: we - 1922 23 TEAM BASKETBALL X X +15 'EWG' The BATAVIAN 1923 Basketball ASIxlITB XLL started oft rrght lf er the lhml SQIVIIIQ v 11 mon xv1th no ught outlook 'lhere xx 'ts not an experrenced man on the squad md not '1 tralned reserxe to put m nex ertheless xxc l noxx that the men on the squad xx ere glltlllg not 101 thexr oxx n glory but to uphold the honor of the L H S and to do lllell' lex el best to put B H Q on '1 pmnacle xxlnch could be reached by none others It xx 'ls '1 hard and mlghtx struggle to put the p1 Oper representatlon on 'he court Because of the he'1xx schedule 'md 'ln lnexpeuenced team the mterest and bl,lI'lL of the school xx 'ls demorahzed and that had 1 great effect on the team After haxmg put a xx lllfllllg team on the court for the last fexv years xt xvas exceedingly hard for old B H 5 to xx lthstand the pressure of defeat but she stood It honor ably The tendencx for a team starmg at defeat would naturally be to glve 1n but our team nev r once as much as faltered she faced most of the fastest com blnanons IU thls sectron and many tunes xvas comphmented for her pluck and backbone to put up a game fight Next season xx1th practlcally every man bacl basketball w1ll agam find 1ts pac and the opportumty of turmng out a wxnnmg team wrll never be better Therefore I say to the team st1ck together and adopt the sp1r1t of co operatlon and great thmgs can be accompllshed The dlsadvantage of on practxce a week w1ll be overcome when the new spaclous gymnaslum 15 opened there w1ll be plenty of tlme for the team to prac tlce and xx ork enough to have a tramed man ln reserve I wish to say a word to the reserx es You have made a team poss1ble and wlthout you we could have done nothlng to promote th sklll nd scrence of the game So far your Alma Mater contlrue the good work The season was made a pleasure by the helpful work of the asslstants C WOf1th and VVm G1llons they were always wllhng and ready to look out fo the best mterests of the team and school The season would not have been a tinanclal succ ss wlthout the co oper'1t1on of the All Hugh team who played a post season game for the benefit of the Ath letlc Assoclatlon I thereby take thes means of thanking them 1n behalf of the team and management Wrshmg the team of 1923 24 a most successful season I remam Fa1thfully Yours, JOHN S BARNES Manager 1922 23 ff'-:R 1. -,.a...-.Q-.-.mn -V--ffrffv ' 1 . 1 ' ' s . 4 . ,. 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Q - 1 . . 7 ' 7 , 4 - ' J 9 1 ' . -A F W l iq 12 w A 5 f ' 'i M, .. 1922-23 TEAM BASKETBALL LS' GIR .-. f ' . . , .. 9l The BATAVIAN 1923 Qyzrls Basketball NF-XL'1 BRING perscxemme leen lll1llClSt1llCllllf ,ood fclloxxshlp md the burmnv deslre to be of serxltt lre the results of good spmtsmmslnp Xnd tlulx these qu'1ht1es hue been Cl1H1Jl'lX ed by our Glrls L lsl etb 1ll te ll'l1 of nmeteen hundred txx entx txxo 'md tlu ee Gertrude Ixnapp IN onlx '1 sophomore but Gertwe lnoxxs hoxx to pl my Bas ketball for B H N 'md has xx on '1 great m'mx pomls for us Margaret Brunlx certamly shoxxed her deslre to help the Blue and XlVl11tC xxm for she xx 'ls alxx 'us exth r helpmg someone else to get 1 basket or gettmg one herself Charlotte O Brlen our captam and center shoxxed us always by her plav mv xxhat colors she xxas flymg Charlotte xxe couldnt have found 1 better captam' Marx Porschet xx 'ls xxlth us '10 1ll1 ll11S xe'11 Yes she xvas xvltll us n the xery best lnterpretatlon of the term Xnd were mlghty glad Mary that you xx ere our partner' Ceceha Mlller play d guard and a guard more smcere and earnest than Qele Mxller 1n her eiforts to the end that her Alma Mater mlght wm would be hard to find Marlon Brunlx first sub played her part m a manner for xvhlch we all admxred her No thought of personal glory marred the splendld Splflt wluch she gave to Basketball We are equally gr1teful to Hllda Gelonek Alexandra Spmk Loretta BTICC, Marjorle Rhodey and all the g1rls who by practlcmg helped to make the team what It was For NV1th0L1t them and then' Splflt of contr1but1on the team could have done practrcally nothlng It 15 1mposs1ble to tell you how much the gxrls m1ssed Dorothy Wakemaxl when she left the team Mrs Smlth who coached the team, was one of 1ts real supports, and the glrls apprec1ate her splendid coachmg The team has been a great success this year 1n that such a Splflt has been fostered Servnze and Perseverance have been the Watchwords, and backed up by actlon they have become not mere words, but real facts D MCALPINF, 23 Manager , le , , T--..,-.--eps-V,r.-.mfr - 9 X 4 T is , - ., , , ., , - - - . r o' 1 vf V 1. . x . 1 5, 1 , , I -' - VY, V - - . . ., , i ' b ' s 1 . . . 1 - . . . - ' . . , Y - - V - V . . 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C - r r H - ,, ff FY . 1 . 1 923 M EA SEBALL T BA E ,i 1a 1' 3 'Wig The BA TAVIAN IQ23 Baseball IGH1 straight xtttorxu up to gout., to press xx ts the atlucx Lll1Llll of our team selected bx our splendxd toxth Mr lvxndall from 1 turnout cf fortx elfrht men xx ho tool '1 solemn oath to hght for the blue and Wllllt xxlntex er cur fortune Cn Xprxl 21 Oakheld vnne here xxxth 'x stxonwr '1gglCgl1lOll dcttrnnned to xx rn Thex xx ent hom xxrth saddened hearts and the smaller end of 1 13 3 score On Max second '1xOll lXX'1IlCl'l s hghtxng, nrne the tonquerors of famous buf lo and Rochester sthools mme s'txx and xx ere conquered to th tune of 12 6 On Max 16 xxe treated Xttlux to txxo tlunvs Frrst xx 'ls '1 store of sn. to four xx 1th Bataxxa on the bug end S cond xx 'ts the experlente of playrng on a f1l'l vnond rn real soup We took our nrst 1r1p of the season to Perry on May 18 'md usxng our sub stltut s part of the tlme defeated the Perryltes mne to three 'llus xvas Barnes hrst game as pltther and ex ery one xxxll agree that h hurled frne ball at d chalk d up a score of f 0 by the seventh mnmg Then our lutk ebbed a blt xx 1th the result that the final score xx as 10 6 Lockport on May 23th xx as the first team to overscore us at any tune durmg the game Hoxx ex er xx recox ered score 4 3 VX e featured a 1C J xxctory over Geneseo Normal School at Genes o on May 26th In th1s game Fat Callahan stole home for th second tlme rn txvo days On Memorxal Da, xve met Genesee Wesleyan Semlnary at Lxma Thrrt en runs xx ere scored by B H S an the nmth mmng bflllglllg the score up to 24 1 lh h1lls rn the outfield xvere so steep that once Bones Callahan couldnt make the grad xx hen a fly xvas headed lns way and had to stop to sluft h1s gears Noxx xxe come to th players Our pxtchers Barney Hagen and john Barnes have averaged eleven strrke outs for each game so far Fat Callahan xvas th man who recelv d the balls pltched IH these remarkable efchtbxtlons Wemer Winslow held down the hot corner jack McAvoy Barnes Hagen Hub Hulbert Able Morehous B111 VValters Tommy Gannon and Nlarty O Brien hav played well on short and second B111 Walters and Captaln Flash Davison played first and showed how real flrstbasem n xxork In the outfield we have Gord Deagmin rn rlght Held Bones rn left and the Davlson brothers rn between Substltutes xvere Tom Gannon .loc Schmrtt and Shenff Noonan I w1sh to express my deep apprec1at1on to all who have made baseball a success players substrtutes rooters t1ck t sellers automobmle dr1vers ass1stant managers and others who have alded ln any way To the future teams Wh1ch hall represent BH S I 1 ave the w1sh that thelr records may be even better than ours IINDSLTY CROCKTR Manager 23 ,vpvww-N 1, -,K 1 - Kg , f. -, 1 . ' , ' , , , wha-.. : an' 1: M 'g' 'zu '-fr 2' 1 . . . ' . . . H , , 1 I 1 1 , . 1 1 , 1 1 . ' , . ' J A ' , . ' 6 x 1 1 1 1 1 ', Y I , ' 1 : , L . t . Q g 1 . , l 1 .' Y V fs V' 1 - . - . . . . -C . 1 . . . . 1 v 'Q B ' ' , T ' 1 1 1 1 6 4- , ' - ta X : Q 1 . 1 f. ' ' ' e - . ' -' ' 1 I N1 ' b . B '1 1 ' ' ' , ' 1 ' . ez' '. '. r 1- - -1 -' . 5 L- Y V fc C X ' . F . . Y. . . . , . . . . - Q . 5 V r Y. A The next vrctlm was Medlna- On May 19 we crossed bats wlth tlus team v- Y - I , . . Y , V , , V , . , , no V - . . - , . r ,' ,' 3 ' 11 xv as yr A ' ' , U ' . . 1 . M2 1 . . I y - ' , . . . sr yy J , . ,3 , , , , Q ' - 14 xr A' ' Y x, - 1 r I ' 7 if YY - , , a 2 A - e , . u yn xr U U yy - v 1 v . ,, cc ' 1 ax n 1. yy y U .QV . , , 41 vv rx n 11 ' ya it H ri . , I H U . 1: ' H rx any , In xr 11 , - ' ct u ' Y '. ' Y J - . . - 14 H 11 Au . . . All ' 1, . . , . P D . . . , Y y 1 ' Y 7 . - , . c 1 4 ' , - ,, . - , , 1 . 1 . 1 'i-Q TEAM 1923 CK TRA Tl -A -I 1 The BACTAVIAN 1923 Track Team N neu ol tl1e fact that the IICXX H1 I1 ea lool nom KONLI Olll old Cl rder path the students d1d11ot re'1l1Le that xx c had such 1 good tl ul tc 1111 lllllll our S6Ct1011Hl meet xx 'rs 11111 oft Xfter xxe obt'1111ed PCFIHISSIOII to use the P111 the felloxxs xx ere out ex erx 111gl1t 'md tl1ex certamly xx orl ed l1'1rd to get llllO LOl'lLllllOl1 so tl1at tl1ey nnvht break tl1e tape hrst Under C'1pta111 Tonx s leaderslnp the tum I1 rs had 1 successful y ar lxl ry the next tea111 be ex e11 111ore successful -X fexx xx ords 'ls to xx l1o s xx l1o 011 th1s SC'll s te'1111 are next Ill order He xx as the box xx 110 got tl11rd place 111 ou1 meet 'md Tony IS out for a l 1ll at North Tonaxx anda and Lockport meets klCl10lHS Fxglo ru11s tl1e half 1111le By xx11111111fr tl1e half 1111le lll the Sec tronal meet h1ck represented Batax1'1 ll1gh School at the State Meet 111 Schenectady Good xx orlx klclx xxe are proud of you and xve are sure of some n1ore pomts tl11s y ar Cec1l Gareclu or 1111 lb our mller Tlus IS 11111 s first year out a11d he certa1nlx IS son1e run11er He has a Stflde that w1ll brmg laurels to B H S next xear ln trackdom 1n1 has a good start for h got second place 1n our SCCtlO1l'1l meet Samuel Gerace does the 220 yard dash 1n fme tune You knoxv l1e tal es after hIS b1g brotl1er IH th speed l1ne San1 w1ll be out nent year and l1e Wlll be the Best ohn Carmody opened up some of the peoples eyes xxl1en l1 ran the 440 and got fourth place Th1s IS Johnny s first year out a11d he has done splend1dly Earl Church1ll Jumps the hurdles and he takes them 1n neat form H promls s us a good shovx mg 1n the other n1eets He xx 1ll be back next year 'md xv1ll be one of the po1nt wxnners Donald Latham has been out for the broad jump ever s1nce l11s Freshman year He certamly l1kes d1stance Although he s small he covers a lot of ground Leland Heywood and Howard Johnston are the hlgh jump men If ff groxxs a l1ttle more he xx1ll be able to sprmg over 7 feet Harold Roche KS our pol vaulter Rochey IS only a l1ttle Hlghty for l1e so111e t1mes goes too hlgh Clark Merntt has been out for track every year He has worked hard for the welfare of the team and the school Clark leaves the red walls tl11s year and the team w1ll lose one of 1tS old standbys Le Roy Strong and Robert Curtlss are our prom1s111g half nnlers Although they fa1led to g t then' B th1s year we are sure they Wlll be among the first to earn them next year I want to thank th two asslstants, Kenneth Brooks a11d l clw1rd Bower for the SCTVICC they have rendered, for It was greatly appreclated , also all 111d1v1duals and clubs who helped to make track a success l 1nanc1ally OLIVFR C DIFTSCHLFR, Manager ,: ' . W.- .....-.V....,.-.e..-Y - Y. Y . C l f P 'QQ R-K' 1 ' - - 1 '45 1 1 , : ' . . 'e . : 1 . -1 -1 az ' l lc A Q, I ' 4 I U ll S Z ' Q A , . , -, ' c r, - 1 ' Y , Q c ,. . ' . ' ' 7 -b L 7 C S . . ' . ' . - ' 1. 1. . . ': jc. . z 1 , , - . , , v F v '- , 1, , . ' 1 . - U . . . . . Captain Anthony Gerace was tl1e Best when it came to the 100 yard dash. V I y . H . y C . C. T. . . V Y. . . . l ' o . ,. ' 7.1 g . . ' ' 'e . y. y. ,.J. ,, .Q . . . . , ' ' ' . e ' ' . - 7 I ' ' i - - - Q u 17 - ' - li Y, -I ' 1 e . . . , . . . . I C , E Y. . . Y. D v C . - I Y . 1 ' ' KfJe 71 Y I 7' I 1 , 5 Q . . . - . . . . . ' n n ' ' ' 1 5 , 3 ' 1 C , pu . . f .ll r--www, tefrf.-xv.,-. f E... The BATAVIAN 1923 ldiotorials Heard from the next room: QMiss Cramerj I want this class to hurry up and go slower. Tommy C. fhurriedly giving exercises for Miss Fowlerj : 'lBreathing exer- cise-throw the chest back of the shoulders. STRONG MAN. Web Young Qtranslating Virgilj 3 t'And Aeneas hid the Hcet in a corner of the forest. SOME WEEK! It rained ten days here last week. -From a contemporary.- A school paper is a great invention: The school gets all the fame, The printer gets all the money, And the staff gets all the blame. EQUO NE CREDITE. Miss Hunn fin Virgil classj- Why, you didrft use horse sense in your translation. Tom Canty fin Virgilj- And he eagerly hung onto the tale ftailj of the speaker. A WORD TO THE WISE. A woman who has reached sixteen and never been kissed is going to reach sixty in the same Way. V We dote upon Dot A In fact we are dotty A ditty we sing, ' A ditty to Dottyf' ' TEN COMMANDMENTS FOR SCHOOL LIFE. 1. Thou shalt not talk. fWhisperj. , 2. Thou shalt not pass notes. CThrow themj. 3. Thou shalt not laugh fGigglej. 4. Thou shalt not prompt thy neighbor. fTell himj. 5. Thou shalt not covet thy neighbor's A, nor his B, nor his C, CHe'll give you his D for the askingj. 6. Thou shalt not put things down on thy neighbor's book, nor pull his hair, nor in any way whatsoever molest him. fKill himg don't let the poor thing sufferj. - 7. Thou shalt not copy. QUse the same paperj. 8. Thou shalt not borrow thy neighb.or's geometry book, nor English book. nor anything that is thy neighbor's. Uust tak-2 itj. 9. Thou shalt not throw ink. fToss itj. 10. Thou shalt not throw chalk. CErasers do just as wellj, ,fm-fx-,.-.. yr.. -.1-7- --4---k......? 1i il- 3 EN Q X 4 -A if f.: Q .-wg, ATFX fvlfni u 9 I 'IWl'5'f7W!1'?lfl' A. If I N-N gh -F, ,lu MQW: I f wr' fJ2ii:!ga5'h.'llM- 2 'I-I: L. -gli' 'ao 'I' I .T. ,gh O I ...Lf -7 .. , -, E 41, -5 Z4 Qifn' X CYCEQRJL A. X 11 M. .wa DARROW' SCHOOL OE BUSINESS A Business School that gives First-Class Service The personal attention of experienced teachers, small classes, and new equipment provide thorough instruction and rapid progress TT A well-planned organization of Shorthand, Typewrit- ing, Bookkeeping, Accounting and Secretarial Courses provides the particular training you desire. The Employment Department will assist you in se- curing the position you are fitted to occupy. Our Bulletin gives a clear and comprehensive outline of our courses, faculty and school plant. Send for it. Visit our School. and talk to those who can tell you about it-or telephone Stone 1974. LET US HELP YOU MAKE YOUR MARK IN THE WORLD 218 EAST A VE. ROCHESTER, N K High School Graduation supplies the foundation for young men and women ro undertake training for work as accountants, secretaries, stenographers and other re- sponsible positions in busi- ness oiiices and banks. The Rochester Business Institute can give you training and place you in the position for which you are best fitted. 'ITOur new catalogue, sent free on request, describes all courses. Rochester Business Institute 172 Clinton Ave., South Are you going to College? Are you looking for the college which offers greatest returns for your time and money? CHOOSE ALFRED Special courses are offered in Science Liberal Arts Ceramic Engineering Applied Art Pre-medical and Pre- dental work Music Agriculture Home Economics Rural Teacher Training For catalog and other information address Pres. Boothe C. Davis ' Alfred, New York N x x.,.......- -- --rr ..g.,..-w,- Perpetuate Your Children? Youth with PHOTOGRAPHS No picture so satisfactory as one made by a professional photographer All pictures in this Annual are from photographs X made by 3. Q. McJURY Over So Main Street Phone 232-W i E W. E. Woodbury er CO. Quality Groceries E No. 5 Jackson St. 4 PATRONIZE THE GRAND Theatre, and watch for the new FAMILY Theatre, remod- elled It will be a Theatre that Batavia will be proud of 'Ei Make Compliments o Uur Store Pro esszonal Men Your S t o r e Parker SL McKurth Batavia I I 5 1 f . Of V W, w,,,-.w-,,.,., , ,,.. ,.-55 AI ' ' Jillll i 12 Engravings used in this hook were made hy The Buffalo Electrotype 699 Engraving Company The editor fcollecting faculty write- upsjz Miss O'Meara, have you your sentence yet? Miss O,M.: My sentence! VVhat right has anyone to give me a sentence when I haven't even had a trial? Dick G.: 'lMay I have the right to love you? Catherine S.: OW use the left, too. Buffalo, New York Walt' D.: Does your mother object Oh, Dwight! Florence gurgled haf-- to k1S5111g?H I-iv as she curldled IlIlSCl'. I wonder Anna R.: VVhat do you want to do? Ring the whole family in on this party? Ken.: Since Dc-'ts N, has had her hair waved it looks good enough to eat? . ot.: 'tOh! do you like shredded wheat? how anyone could say that absence makes the heart grow fonderf' I guess, replied Dwight, 'lthat must mean the absence of a third party. Carl Eberhart Cwith deep feelingj : I want to do something big and clean. Benny Schwartz: Go wash an ele- phantf, The Market Basket Stores At Your Door Remember With Your Order Downy Flake Fried Cakes See the Studebaker and Chevrolet first before you buy, at the New Sales Room '93 Complete Stock of Parts Chas. Mancuso SL Son 214-216 East Main Street Phone 907 i 5 W Call for :A -The L h , A M L Nr' Rus En -'rua EM 'f'- l r scnua EM Z -. rj 7 ' N . L ,fle5'?155 x , l If- V ,RK re an L r fnnvf THEY 141 1' H , Jiffy'-'B ' I l by 1131116 l y coME UP SMILING I comfort and durability in sport lf' See the PTCUY wear- Middies b lo o m e r s new Sweaters dresses and su1ts. , 2, y they are sure l Classy C L CARR Ready to wear Store HOTEL RICHMOND Ownershlp Management Batavla, New York LEADING HOTEL BETWEEN BUFFALO AND ROCHESTER 'ISR f aclda gwf Brh Speclal Table cl Hote Dmners every Sunday 12 to 10 P M Week Days 12 to 2 and 6 to 8 PM A la Carte SCIVICC 6 A M to 12 P M Sea Food Dlnners Sea Food dlrect from the coast Busmess Men s Lunch and Cafeteua Servxce m the COFFEE SHOPPE every day 11 45 a m to 2 p m 65C and a la carte servlce all day XL. 'M . . . 'X v-v l fx-:X Y ,VZ im U' P C Q e H 1 ' 1 l FQ jll . , ' N l XL HJ A-n 'Ll lv iw , fy Lt 2515- t Q 1, I 1 X Q' 71, 7 I -,Of xx Q, ix fl 1 H . 'I X, l -:N 'XX H yi I H N x---1 w L V l I ' ' V 0. Ili' l ' , V lr LW.: li' l O W l E mart.-W-:nu 1 01-vor NT fy, 1 A rl y Y , 5 I ' l rl l , ,N ' A s Q y 5541 X51 and get the utmost of style, y C V r l , , J l l , lx Ll ' y 1 , cc Ja I 3 . . , I 1 N l l l l o f l I l 1 . l l ooms Ho an o unnin a er in every Room a s l - Y ' 1 ' ' X , I , , . . . , ,jf P. ' V F 3' V u.,..,..... .,.. .,,...... ...,. - ' ' uiinldwmumuzuh mill Hmm I 12 Compliments to the Qracluating Class VolzfSecorcl Co., Inc. Plumbing, Heating and Electric Contractors Fixtures and Motors of IQ23 V V Ellsworth SL Boyce 65 Main SC., Batavia, N- Y- 39 jackson St., Batavia, N. Y. We have a most desirable selection of Graduation Gifts as well as gifts for all occasions Gifts That Last Yi WILLIAM HOPP SL SON 90 Main St, Batavia, N. Y. Compliments of Liberty Street Lumber 699 Coal Company, Inc. M. P. Hyde, Manager WELCOME The doors of this bank are thrown wide open in friendly Welcome. When and how can We serve YOU? THE BANK OE GENESEE MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE ' If you wlll Root for your team the way the WIARD ROAD PLOW roots for the Contractor you W1ll have a wmner WIARD PLOW COMPANY Y ' cc 99 Batavia, New ork . Dune.,-....-..-.......... ..v.-. F. E. Mason 6? Sons Make more Gold Seals and Labels than any other two manufactur- ers combined :z :z :z F. E. Masons 69 Sons Batavia New York R, M. Walker Authorized Ford Dealer Full Stock of Parts Expert Mechanics 'DJ I: 19-27 West Main Street Batavia, N. Y. Vaughan SL Rider Extend to Every Student of the B. H. S. Their Very Best Wislres ., 1 ,Y 4 nd a Sampler ASSY? , X sv' ' 1,512 1,15 , 1 , ' i R. J, 1 t . 1 N - s gamvlii 4 Nm A ' XXX if'--1 -:.:,f':a: 1 - . 1 . l ' N X J XX' l xx IQ l weak 4 A i 'fbi N 1' t it X 5 N eb 1 l ' A X 45'-gl 1 E -u N5 Vw A 1 D4 S5235 x t I 1 JXWYQ I S NQSIX I ix N Q - Na' X 3 'S 5 Q, w Nw Qurli z , - - at XAx A U N vqx ,X 1 Q31 MXQKDI Q rx N x ' ' 4 X l xiesxxs saw: X l Q gxxow' K Q -f ,X or ' A , N ,XBAX 4 XX ' N x V:1Tl1lk,P'l , We have the exclusive agency in Bafavla r Two Good Drug Stores. l LEADLEY DRUG CO l 99 Main st. 63 Main St 1 Q T l l f x 9 T l 1 l l 'jSpring's first warm breath upon the earth ban- l ishes the last of winter's minions and brings in their i stead the robin, the crocus---and Spring Fashions. l HOne's enjoyment of the new season is all the more keen when it permits the display of such charming frocks as the Betty Wales models. 'j We invite you to inspect these fascinating Betty y Wales creations now on display at our store. 113-119 Main Sf. DEPARTMENT STORE Batavia, N. Y, 1 . ,. . , Jul ...,...fa.,..... 1 iawiwamammamamc -- ----A av-rt eva-E-:fm Dependability Our belief is that making friends is better than mak- ing money-if both of these acquisitions can't be had at the same time. And what better way to make friends than to offer them not only the world's goods they want at appealing prices but also of a quality to make them feel that in every way every day we are serving better, better. . Hall SL Darch Company Welch SL Weeks Distributors of Buick Cadillac Motor Cars G. M. C. Trucks Y? 233 W. Main St. Batavia, N. Y I WONDER You are concealing something from me, growled Harry. Sure, you big bazo, said Lou- raine, do you think I am a Salome? POOR THING Mildred. I don't like your no being shaved. John. I'm sorry. M-I felt it very much. Fix SL Miller Printers Loose-leaf work and ruling a specialty 122 Main St. Batavia, N. Y. Pittston and Lehigh Anthracite' YOUGHIOGHENY Steam Coal M. E. LOWE 28 Swan St. Batavia, N. Y That little pain around your heart will go away ---- said the Doctor. Yesf--but are you sure l won't he going with it I asked the patient. l There you areTthe sting of a poor quality soon goes away-and so does the customerlhe never comes back. Every time a McAlpine Brumsted Co. Salesman writes l suit on a sale slip he knows and so do we that the man walking out of the door will be walking back again some day-THE DAY HE-NEEDS ANOTHER-1SUIT. McAlpine Brumsted Company THE CLOTHIERS FIRST NATIONAL BANK BATAVIA NEW YoRK Capztal, Surplus and Undwzclecl Profts over S300,000 oo , . , . . . U-4-.,,.,.,A.....g, - 1' - , i . , . . 'ml suit... .,l,....w.,.... 'i SUGAR BCWL Famous for Quality C. C. Bradley 6? Co. Cf' Home-made Candies Q'UBfUBIBrg and Ice Cream zz zz '33 V Lamprakes SL Sornis ,,mp,,m,,s 96 Main St. Batavia, N. Y. Cgenesee County Loan Association Established 1879 Batavia, N. Y. Officers Gerrit S. Griswold, President john P. Casey, Vice President Lee F. Kingdon, Secretary John C. Pratt, T1-eas. SL Mgr. james I.. Kelly, Attorney TRAGEDY, IN TWO PARTS' Tommy- Did you hear about that woman's head, which was floating down the Tonawanda and was singing. . Rosie-UNO. What was she singing Tommy- I ain't got no body. ' W h I - 3190111113 ati 5222355 egf Goods Golf and Tennis Supplies. :: :: Come in and inspect our line 1 The Steele SL Torrance C O., Inc. Batavia, New York ........., l -,4 ,-,,,,,, ,,,.,,,,,-,,,Y,.-,,, , , ,, ,, Compliments of Frank R. Young The Complete Hardware Store with Service 104 Main St Batavia, N Y Semors o 1923 May your High School Education he as helpful to you m attammg a success ul he as Massey Hams Farm Ma chmes and Implements are to the Farm er m attammg a success ul harvest MASSEY HARRIS HARVESTER CO Inc BATAVIA N Y , 0 o 7 o 0 . f -1 4 JC . , 4 f . . . , . , , . BUILDERS OF WARRANTED HARM MACHINERY SINCE 1850 IIIII in We have it Neal Ackerson 208 East Main St. Molly Pitcher Ice Cream Chocolate Shoppe Candies Tobacco If Opposite Y. M. C. A. WHEN MISS MCCURDY LIVED ON MAIN ST. Ensign- Just one more kiss dear. Virgie- Noi the cop goes by at twelve o'clock and itis eleven already. SHE KNEW Miss Lennon ask Miss Kinnear, What is the plural of child. Twins Dot promptly replied. Compliments of BIRD'S CASH GROCERY 10 State Street Harold W. Peters Storage Batteries 49rWest Main Sr. I Batavia, New York Colgrofve SL Ryan The Home of Better Meats Buyfalo Laundry FOI' all High Grade Laundry Work, Dry Cleaning,Dyeing:: :A Sponging and Pressing Done on Short Notice 12 State St. Phone 402-1 PHONE 125 W. E. Preston, Prop. S jackson St, f A A O me - Y-.-w W f l l 66 Y 77 l C l 1 The test of a city's greatness is the kind of men it brings forth. The V Y. M. C. A. makes men physically strong, mentally alert ancl morally souncl. The Batavia Daily News I Circulation over 9,000 l Reaches Every Citizen in Genesee County l The Batavia Daily News Commercial Printing Department is in a position to do your printing All New Equipment at reasonable prices 1 l l I I HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES ARE ENTITLED T0 A ' - S f .. A I 'R ,p 5 A , -6 ,:,. A , G gf' I yn ' I A ti ' f 5 4- 1' 1' l uf- bl 4' Q 5 6 4 Q- Z 1 fax ii J fa: ' 4 M . ' , 1 . -N U .. .N , Q -'. ' 'T P' fx 7- 1 ' -A ,f ' 1 , ,' ' ' my ' Y Yi ' s an 'M f Z5 , 1 ' N A Q.. ,m f 1 0 ' uf Q ' 4 u an fc N A Q, wiht. f l923 Accountancy Group THE BEST That is why we have introduced College grade courses in business. That is why we have engaged experienced men for instructors. That is why we improve our service year after year. We cater to the business interests of high school gradu- ates. We are giving them a chance to learn the things which will introduce them into business life and help them to win success therein. Our courses embrace practical and thorough training in Professional Accounting, Business Law, Secretarial Science, Advertising and Selling, Business Admini- stration, Cost Accounting, Finance and the usual Standard Courses. z: :: fDescriptive booklets sent free upon requestl Bryant GL Stratton College 1028 Main Sr. Buffalo, N, Y, 5-., , W I i I v C in Scott SL Bean 5 Dry Goods, Carpets, etc. S5 Main Street Batavia, N. Y. l Our Store Abounds in Suggestions Always the best i 9 3 fm the SCHECK S l Correct, Harmonious U E and Comfortable Fur- g f nishing of the Home : 1 l Give us a call when Furniturs, Carpets, Soda Ru s an Lino eum, Hoiver Ele c t r ic n Ice Crearn Cleaners, Edison E3 A Brunswick Phono- graphs. We also 're- jnish old fumitwre. in the market for E H. E- ,Turner SL CO' We use only the very Best all E?:mNSt?et Materials in all our Products 8 3 1 ' ', 1923 E. R. Muller St Co. BATAVIAN 57 Main Street i Batavia, New YOrk Printed by l C, DELBRIDGE ff SQN i Anything in the jewelry Line 9 Jackson Street 1 Medals a Specialty ENDICOTT-JCDHNSON Our Motto is Better Shoes for Less Money 94 Main Street, Batavia, New York The School of Individual Instruction Cliofwn School of Business 703 Main Street Buffalo, New York Secretarial Many people prefer our school Stenographic for its atmosphere of Scholar- Accounting ship and refinement. and Bookkeeping Courses Summer Term begins July 9th Fall Term begins September 4th Because of our limited enrollment an early registration is recommended School catalogue sent on request. FRED E. PETERS, Principal HOIHG Dairy CO' Palace of Sweets , 4 U 88 Main Street l Butter, Butter Milk Y Cottage Cheese, Fresh Eggs Baked Beans, Salads Home-made Candies Home-made Cream Fried and Ice Cream Cakes. Full Line of Baked , , j P u r 1 t y a Goods. 1 lg Guarantee V if :E '33 114 Main Street Batavia, N. Y. l C. M. HAITZ Compliments of Masonic Temple Building Newman L. Hawks High Class REAL ESTATE st I N S U R A N C E WALL PAPER PICTURE FRAMES Over 59 Main Street, Batavia MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Y Batavia, New York Real Service CANISI US COLLEGE Buffalo, N ew York Courses ARTS ' SCIENCES ENGINEERING JOURNALISM BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Summer School, July 5th to August nth, 1923 Late afternoon and evening courses, parallel to and equivalent to the day courses For Catalogue Address the DEAN l l l 5 l i i l v i E 1 I i , Blount's Business School Gijft and China Prepares young people for Business and obtains em- ployment for students who Shop can be recommended for B. GRIFFIN efficiency and good charac- ter- J zoo Main St. litiluviu, FN. Y. Courses of Study L - ::41P'P 7 Stenography, Typewriting, Bookkeeping, Spelling and office Practice Mefhsds. I Master of Shoe Call or write for Infomation i SARAH M. BLOUNT, Principal , phone 43,M Q Automatic Shoe Repair 102 Main Sr. Residence Phone 707-R i 13 Jackson SL Batavia' N. Y LYNCH - FULLER CORPORATION La Vouge LADIES WEARING APPAREL AND MILLINERY Stores -Batavia, N- Y-- Canandaigua. N. Y., Penn Yan, N. Y., Olean, N. Y., Geneva, N.Y MILK FARGO'S ICE CREAM fr ' V Y P- V 'A V PM . The Character of a Shoe May Be Read In Its Lines THERE'S something in the very appearance of Smith's Shoes that inspires your confidence and admiration. Such elegance and grace could not be housed in shoes wanting in quality of workmanship and materials. Our shoes look the part they play. S. W. SMITH 120 Main Street, Batavia, N. Y. I Who is your Barber? THE GREEN AGENCY Compliments of Real Estate B. E. DOTY BARBER SHOP , 110 Main Street Woolworth Bldg. Batavia 1 fi Compliments of The Climax Corporation Hotel Richmond Barber Shop Baths Porter, Pfann at' your service GEO. N. WILBUR Barber Shop and Vincent, Proprietors BATAVIA, Cigars and -H Mnin Street New York Tobacco Bnrnvin, N. Y. Compliments of the Rialto S hoes of Style PzU,S.,,QU.a1ify WOODWARD'S 74 Main St. Batavia, N. Y. Bob Pearcl Collegiate Clothes Open Every Evening 72 Main St. l-lerloolclfs Millinery 6? Lingerie Shop nd 59 Main Sz. Batavia, N. Y Compliments of jfffi !fl!.S'7'lf'A?5 I 55 Main Street Boston Shoe Repair Work Guaranteed z STORES 49 Main St. and 94 Main St ,Ll - Q ff.,fQQQQgQ-,QQf's -.... i l , , i my QUALITY QUALITY is the first and cardinal principles of the Spalding business. Goods of other manufactures may he offered at prices less than those quoted in our catalogue, but only by degrading quality. DAVIS A SL TUTTLE , 47 MAIN STREET Athletic Equipment Auto The Hamilton Hotel W. E. Woodbury SL Co. and Garage 24 Main St,, Batavia, N. Y. l QUALITY REAL GOOD HOME COOKING l Don't Miss Our Home-Made Pies Smcillafm Rooms 3525322533 l 5 Jackson Street leaning-manila Clillniur Glnrpnraiimr BATAVIA, NEW YoRK 0 A W., , M 1 'N ADLERS A .W S hows Collegian Clothes Disfinclweness Sold Exclusively by the OUTLET COMPANY 7 Jackson Street, Batavia, N. Y. LaSalle Extension Universit Largest Business Training Institution in the world. 1,800 Students in Buffalo Endorsed by the leading business men of America. Ogden Armour, president Armour Co, Charles M. Schwab, chairman Bethlehem Steel Corp.: l . C. Seiberling, president Goodyear Tire or Rubber Co., George M. Reynolds, chairman Continental Commercial Bank, Chicago: Theo- dore M. Vail, formerly chairman American Telegraph 61 Telephone Co.: Alvan MacCauley, president Packard Motor Co.: Hon. WiUiam H. Taft, Chief justice United States court, and many others. All courses of University grade on the Extension plan. Text hooks, loose leaf lesson supple- mented by lecture including the La Salle problem method, simple, practical and easily mastered. La Salle tut books now used for class room study by such prominent universities and colleges as: Yale, Harvard, Catholic University of America, Chicago University, Musachusettes lnstitution of Technology, Dartmouth College, Princeton University, Columhia University, New York University, Rochester University, and other well-known schools. Govemment Civil Service Commission allows the same credits to La Salle Extension Students as given to students from the best universities and colleges. Higher Accountancy' KC- P- A-l Law CLI.. BJ Business Administration. Law tCommercialj Banking and Finance. Business Letter Writing. Industrial Management- Trafhc Management. Modern Salesmanship. Registrarial Office 505.607 Ellicott Square, Buffalo, N. Y Personal Coaching and Placement Bureau Service Free Catalog on request We bring the University to your home, - .-. ..-...-s..... - W, .IX O Au Revoir -On behalf of the Seniors, depart- ing teachers, and the old school building, I will say only that-and add, 'till we meet again. It is not adieu, it is not good-bye, because me shall always have our memories of each other. The Seniors do not say good- bye to the old school building because, buried, its tomb will be in their hearts. We have laughed and played, we have carried on together, and swear that we shall continue to do so, either as active members or as alumni of B. H. S. Our one, our only regret is, that we have seen strife and sorrow enter in at the doors of our-old school building in its last days. But then-that is only the bitter-sweet of life. 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