East Rochester High School - Gagashoan Yearbook (East Rochester, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1934 volume:

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' .'f'J5' F , ., ' 3' Tir-'t5,:f3' - 1 1 1: v '1'i' , 3 '1 Ai 4, .. .. 1 'IU , . 7 122132 :iv . .L Lgilg ' EYE . nan .V l ,gum wiv 5 'TFA ' 5113131 1'. ..p,1. E ST 'V -!J.L 11155115 .-ga Q. -1--211-M 11 . '11 .f. .1 H GAGAS HOA Years ago, when Senior Annuals were unheard of and Indians roamed our forests, stories and events were oft retold by official story- rellers. These tales were sometimes called Gagashoan. We, the Class of 1934, gladly offer our GagashJan to relate many of the important events that have taken place in East Rochester High School. 1934 PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF EAST ROCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL Dedication WE, the class of nineteen hundred Q, L' thirty-four approach our graduation, we feel that it is our privilege, humbly and gratefully, to dedicate our annual to the faculty of East Rochester High School. For it is due to their thought- ful assistance and understanding that we have successfully completed four happy and valuable years in high school . . Sifkiilifif 25?-113UQ?-bY-27021Y1TU5TLT5TLY5Tl'3'L2-T133FQ2L?T1-'3Tff5T1-':IfQT1lH'1'.2Yf?'QT0IfTQ1Tf11T95TLXC1-51h72YYZ5151ETQ575??3TfI'Tf?2?LETLfQY4'T9iI55Z2?3fI1?f5f93Y- xx., ALMA MATER Our Alma Mater Reverenced be thy memory Thy name we honor, Love we pledge to theeg Far and near are echoed, Sweeter praises to thy name May thy foes relenting Loyalty proclaim. High School, dear old High School We will ever loyal he, High School, Alma Mater Dear thy memory. Page Seven 'QRQQ-923 yas' f Q fa 43543 , L K5 ' Tr? IX ' I 'I T I 'I 'IT21FTI-TfffiliTI-TTL?U-FTLINTLT'If-TI'TUHLTITI-YI?-if-T'T-T W 'L WT'1T'7-YTl'5TLI'F-5?-DPT -FT-T-7-T51-T-T1-ZflF?-TJ-2 Faculty of East Rochester High School MII. IIICNJAMIN II. ROOT - - SIlDFI'IIItPUIIOIlIZ nf' Schools MII. 'I'III'IOIIOIIIC I.. II. MORGAN I.II'IIIl'IllIlI of IIILQI1 Svlmol MISS M. MIIDRICD IlI'IARIJSI.I'IY - - - Dmv-,ving MISS FAYUNA J. I3IGN'I'I.I'IY - I-ligtm-y MISS MISS MRS. MISS I-IlfII,I'IN C. IIICNTON llI'1Ii'I'HA H. ROUIINIC IJOIIOTIIY S. COI-INN I'I'I'I'IICI, M. CIIOSIER MIIS. MAY C. DIXON - MISS I.I'IAI'I IC. IGBICII IVIIIS. ORVA J. ICLLIS - MISS GICII'I'IIUIJI'I I.. FICASIGI2 MISS I'AUI.INI'I M. FIIITZ MII. VAIII. I . GIIAIIOSIQIC - MISS ALICIG II. GIiI'INl'II,I,I'I MII. MI'II.VII.l.I'I W. JOHNSON MIIS. MAY II. I.I'IU'I'Y - MII. WII,I.IS N. PO'I I'ICR - MII. SHIGIIMAN S. IIICICD MISS MARION A. IIICIC - IVIIIS. I,UCILI.I'I S. SAUNDICIIS MII. RAYMOND I-I. SKINNEII MII. AI.III'II2'I' II. TRUMAN MISS SARA IC. WILSON - I'I1y::iI':1I Nrlllczltiml - C0IlII1IfII'I'IIlI Comm01'I'i:1I Homo I'Il'0lIOIlIIl'S - Music C'nmn1m'vi:1I Colmno1c'i:1I I'lng'IisI1 - Latin - I'ImiIisI1 - GOIIPITII Scivrlcv I.iIn'z11'i:m - III:1tI1em:xIi:-s - Fr0ncI1 Physiwll I'I1I1lw:1Iim1 - I'Ing'IisI1 - Ilistury Cllonlistry :xml I'I1ysiI-s IVIIIIIIIZII 'I'r:x.ining' - Manthemzxtics Page Nine 'Y 'f W 1 W 'f W 1 1 NT TAT'-TTl,Gif-74T-TL'-YT11?TCYfTL!'T5TlYC1T'7fIT9?Tf?TiYfiY-Tf-7-T'iY1Ff- Gagashoan Staff EIIITOR-IN-CHIEF ROIIICIUI' FULLER LITERARY EDITOR J O lf! CAPPE LLO A SSUI' LITERARY EDITOR DOROTHY NOWA K SAIJ-is MANAGER S'l'I'lLI,A PAWLISH Al!VER'l'ISlNG MANAOER DALE GROVIQR ASS I' ADVERTISING MANAGER MAIIGAIQWI' STRAPP SPORTS EDITOR lliirlsj HELEN SMYKLA SPORTS EDITOR 1 BOYS I NORMAN ASIIENBURG ART EDITOR Sl'1I!AS'1'lAN ,SANTOMIERI Paute Ten HUMOR EDITOR CHARLES HOSELTON Ass'T HUMOR EDITOR RUTH WILNER PHOTOGRAPHIC EDITOR ELSIE CARNECKE ACTIVITIES EDITOR EDRIE OTTLEY SECRETARY ELEANORE BOURNIC Ass'T SECRETARIES HELEN THURMON CONCETTA CORE.-X ALUMNI EDITOR HOWARD MORRIS Ass'T ALUMNI EDITOR MARCIA TYLER ADVISOR SARA E. WILSON fI4I1PQFR?'ZP212R?T'T-EU-'ET-ZYLICFEILBUCYT-5J33JgI'HfTL'ZCM?5TQYE'5TL?F2'Z-'J W W W T '1 T 1 SARA E. WILSON Class Advisor Class Qhlicers CIIARIMS MCGURK - - Prosiflr-nt l!OHl'ZN'l' FULLER Vice-President S'l'I'll.I,A PAWLISH Secretary Page Eleven IW 'L 1 1-747-7'51Y2131353-1723115279513S?2TE?TFTiT?SE51T?l?Te?K7fl?KE55E'fE7f'-STQZQSV:i?3EE?1Yf'E12T12k3a'1523Tf2?52Zi1Z2'l?QE 7li7f'l1iY' l 1 Pune Twelve lll1lNllY ADASlAli - - 'Allommy 'l'r11ck 11,2,3,415 Fnotlmll 13,415 Olympics 12.31. J11Sl'll'll Al,l ll'llll - - - Joe Reserve llaskctball 'Foam 12,315 Olympics 12,315 Gull' 'l'1-um 13,415 'l'1'uck 1415 S1-nim' liuslcctlmll 'l'e:1m 1415 Championship intel'-vlus.: ln1l.m' lluswlnzxll 1415 lute-1'-class llnskvtball 'l'e:1m 1215 Intercluss Baseball 11, 2,31. ?lOlllVlAN JAMICS ASIINNIIUIIG - '1l1m ' Vrvsiflf-ut Students' Association 1.115 lluslu-tlunll 13,-115 lVlunuQm' of Fuotlxaill 1415 lluwlnall 1215 Gull' 11115 French Club 14115 library Club 1215 Glrw Club 1215 Student Council 12,315 Sports I'l1llt1ll llrown and White 1415 llruwn :mil Whit.- Stziil' 15115 17z.1pt:1in Inter-class.l!:1skPth:1ll filllllll- pinnf: 1215 Inter-class Srmftlmll 11115 Junior Prom 1 1815 GZ122ISll112l.ll Stzlil' 1415 Olympia-fa 1315 An- .aomhlies 11,2,3,415 May Kingf 1,115 'l'1 urk 111. 1 l.Ol!TXll-l W. lYA11l,l1lX gi ' JA1'li A. llAlllil'llI 1i'i:0tb:1ll, Orcliostrn, Olympics. 4 TNSQQQRTQQEYTEHFSQiliq3Q13l5RHJQ7v5wl5lQlSqic ll3l?E39331lmQlQQlgfAJ lQH1QlRl5IlflffQlmQ'1QRiTlllLlYTP5317 GEORGE BOTTICELLI Basketball 11,2,453 Football 12,353 Baseball 1253 ELEANORE BOURNE - - Red President 1153 Hiking Club 11, 2, 3,453 Basketball 12, 3,453 Girls' Championshi Basketball Team 1453 Soccer 11,2, 3,453 Baseball 1353 Track 11, 2, 353 Olympics 13,453 Library Club 1353 Swim- ming Club 11,253 Student Council 1353 Junior Prom 1353 Senior Ball 1453 That's That 1253 Gngashoan Staff 1453 Brown and White 11, 2, 453 Assemblies 11,2,453 Senior Candy Seller 145. FLETCHER BROTHERS - - Fletch The Valiant 1353 Smokescreen 1453 Assemblies 11, 2,453 Olympics 1353 .Stunt-nite 1453 Library Club 1453 Band 11, 2,35. JAMES CALABRA - - Jimmy Track 11,2,3,453 Football 13,453 Library Club 11, 2, 3, 453 Senior Basketball Team 1453 Golf 145. JOSEPH CAPPELLO - - Joe Dramatics, 11, 2, 3, 453 Vice-President 11, 253 Olympics 11,253 Track 13,453 Junior Prom 1353 Senior Ball 1453 Vice-President Students' Asso- ciation 1453 Gagaslioan Staff 1453 President French Club 1453 Brown and White 145. -1 N.-- . ...-. -.... Page Thirteen Q!-l3M5f555 3l?iPlf-EFT ? 3' 3'4 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' '- '- ' 'N' V i l i i 3 I 1 Q l i A I l l 3 L- Page l-'ourtecu ELSIE CARNECKE - - Al President 12,335 Student Council 11,2,-135 Girls' Athletic Council 13,435 Junior Prom 1335 Vice- President Girls' Glee Club 1435 Gagashoan Staff 1435 Spring Concert 1435 Class Day Com- mittee 1435 That's That 1235 Spanish Moon 133: lileptomaniac 1335 Olympics 12,335 Glee Club 13, 435 l-liking Club 12, 335 Basketball 11, 2,3, 435 Track 11, 2,335 Tennis 1335 Baseball 1235 Soccer 113 Brown and White 143. SAM CHANTRA - - Sammie Track 11, 235 Assistant Manager Track 1335 Track Manager 1435 Football 1335 Boys' Glee Club 1335 Olympics 12,335 Masque and Wig 13,43. EVA CIMICATA - - - Ev Track 1335 Soccer 12,3,435 Basketball 11,2,3,435 Baseball 12,435 Hiking 12,3,435 Secretary Hik- ing Club 1335 Student Council 1335 President Hiking Club 1435 Captain Soccer 1435 Library Club 1435 Glee Club 1335 .Book Exchange 1435 Assembly 12,43. ALBERT CONNELLAN - CASEY 'l'hut's That 1235 Spanish Moon 1335 Glee Club 1135 Treasurer 113. JAMES CONSAUL - - Jim Baseball 13,435 Football 12, 3,435 Captain Foot- ball 1435 Indoor 1435 Vice-President Class 133. ooN'ci:'rTA COREA - - ffconnieu Hikinpg 11,2,3,-113 Soccer 12,313 Track 1113 llase- ball 12,313 Basketball 11,2,3,413 Library Club 1113 Book Exchange 1113 That's That 1213 Spanish Moon 1313 Gagashoan Staff 1413 Brown and White Staff 1413 Junior Prom Committee 1313 Senior Ball Committee 1413 Olympics 1113 Assembly 11,413 Float Committee 131. RITA DOANE Glee Club 12, 3,413 Basketball Team 13, 4i1j Track 12,313 ,Sophomore Float 1213 Junior Float 1313 Class Treasurer 1213 Treasurer Glee Club 1413 Treasurer Hiking' 1313 Olympics 1313 llilcing' Club 11, 2, 313 Decorating' Committee Junior Prom 1313 Class-day Committee 1413 Soccer 121. FRED DURANTE - - Freddie Reserve Basketball 1213 Varsity Basketball 111. IIAZEL FERGUSON - - t'Fergie -1-H Treasurer, Penfielilg 4-H Reporter, Penfield. DONALD BENTLEY FINKXLE - Don Orchestra 11,2,3,413 Glee Club 13,413 Debating' Club 1413 Manager Singapore Spider 121g As- semblies 11, 2, 3,413 Olympics 11,2,3,413 Band 11,213 Brown and White 13,413 Junior Prom 1313 Class Day Play 1413 Soft Ball 141. QR?-lf?-ESQJ-2PQIZJQ?i3:2UiER'?QTE2ZE3P1i3Q2,TQ?lQYQIiJQi5LJ518:QE3Q3ILb?b1MQ1Q3HilIQR,RR?5? N1'Q?5QWQ l?KE D1 1 1 ln e 4 i I i I I Page Fifteen 'J-2524111kH:1z2511E3g2bB1B'5i kl51k33b ' v Panic Sixteen ROBERT FULLER - Bob Track 1235 Vice-President of Class 13,435 That's That 1235 Spanish Moon 1335 Inter-class .Base- ball 1235 Inter-class Incloor 1435 Chairman Decoration Committee Senior Ball 1435 Junior Prom Committee 1335 Editor-in-Chief Gagashoan 1435 Student Association Council 12,435 Presi- dent American Inter-class lnmloor Baseball League 1435 School Assemblies 11, 2, 3, 435 Pyramus and Thisbee 123. Q l'll,Slhl MARY GAGNE DALE GROVER - - - Diaz Basketball 1435 Baseball 1335 Horseshoes 1435 Inter-class Baseball 1435 Assembly 12, 435 Senior Ball 1435 Junior Prom 1335 Golf 13,435 Gagashoan Staff 143. MILDRED HAMMOND - - Milly Glee Club 1235 Hiking Club 1235 Basketball Team 11,235 Soccer 1235 Spanish Moon 1335 Olympics 12,33. ARTHUR HAYDEN - - Art,' Football 12, 335 Olympics 12, 3, 435 Inter-class Baseball 1l,2,3,435 Inter-class Basketball 11,2, 335 Track 12.335 Assembly 113. DAVID HEWES - . - Junior Class President 1315 Orchestra 12, 3,415 Olympics 12, 3,415 Junior Prom -Committee 1315 Senior Ball Committee 1415 Junior Class Basketball Team 131. GEORGE HIEBER - - Hieb Library Club 12,315 Prom Committee 1315 Senior Ball Committee 1415 .Olympics 12,31. GLENWOOD HIEBER - - Glen Glee Club 13,415 Olympics 11, 2,315 Inter-class Basketball 12,315 Soft Ball 141. ROY HOFFMAN - - Hoffy Boys' Glee Club 1315 Cross Country 1215 Junior Prom Committee 1315 Senior Ball Committee 1-115 Olympics 12,31. ANNE HOOD - - - Ann Basketball 11,2,315 Track 11,2,315 Soccer 111' Olymlglcs 1215 That's That 1215 Spanish Moori 1315 rom Committee 1315 May Queen 141. . 3' . .'3 '3 3t'3 '3 3!'.h W. I x it V A L., ,.-.,,,: Page Seventev. n U?15?5PYH?s2F?.LF21Qi4?lZ?QPT2??27Q??3Q1'f3LYel32YlHYQQL?PlifiTM V 2395. Z'2- .3'3 '.!'3!'?.'Z'8'3 3M2'?!'..143. -34. ' Wi!-32-I L. f, , , - Page Eighteen CHARLES HOSELTON - - Chuck Track 1315 Students' Association Council 1215 Gagashnan Staff 1415 Assemblies 12,315 Man- ager 3 One-act Plays 1315 Manager of Junior Interclass Basketball 1315 Junior Prom Com- mittee 131. ARLENE JOHNSTON - - Midge Hiking' 11,215 Basketball 12,315 Baseball 12,315 Track 1215 Th,at's That 1315 Spanish Moon 141. HENRY KACZOROWSKI - - Cocky Track 1l,2,3,415 Football 13,415 Basketball 1315 Safety Patrol 1415 Olympics 12,31. ROSS LEVATO - - - Fat Football 12, 3,415 Baseball 12,315 lnterclass Bas- ketball 1415 Indoor 141. ELEANOR LYON - - - El Junior Prom Committee 1315 Senior Candy Seller 1415 Assembly 1415 Spanish Moon 131. lklvlwlx -'SFQRRHTER14345SEKRYLRJQB191-121391325193533352235-RRBSBFSESVSSSHQSSQSiB1S'e5KHBSQ5?qRRQ?3k159g 1 HARLES McGURK - - Chauncey Assembly 11, 2, 3, 453 Orchestra 11,253 Vice- President Orchestra 13,45Q Olymp1cs.12,3,453 Reporter .Brown and White 12,353 Circulation Editor Brown hand Whiteal1353 lqews lgdihtor Brown and W ite 145' ee Cu: 12, 53 1,ibi-ary Club 1253 Debating' Club 12,353 Piresi- dent Debating Club 145g Vfcec-fyresglent Ilfrgnclg Club 1453 Student Counci 3 resicen o Class 1453 Cheerleading 1453 Senior Ball Chair- man 1453 Interclass Basketball 1453 Spring' Concert 12, 3,453 Interclass Baseball 145. ILORICNCE McMULLEN - - F1ossie Hiking' Club 125g Basketball 11,253 Soccer 11.5, Olympics 1253 Track 1253 Junior Prom Commit- tee 135. CHARLOTTE MILLER - - Chuck Girl's Chorus 11,253 Track 11,253 'I'hat's That 1351 Soccer 11,253 Basketball 1153 Swinimin1.g Club 11,25. STANLEY MOWERS - - Stan Track 135: Orchestra 13,453 Glee Club 12, 3,453 Assembly 1l,2,35. DOROTHY A. NOWAK - - Toots Valedictorian 1453 Secretary Debating' Club 12, 3, 453 President of Gir1's Chorus 1153 Glee Club 12, 353 Spring' Concert 1253 Nut Farm 1253 Prompter Valiant 1353 Belle of Bagdad 1253 Spanish Moon 125j Basketball 11,2,453 Soccer 1153 Tennis 11,2,453 Track 11,453 Hiking' 11, 253 Library Club 1153 Library Club Prize 1153 Secretary of Les Camarades 1453 Senior Ball 1453 Junior Prom 1353 Brown and White 11,2, 3,453 Gagashoan 1453 Manager of Election of Council Oflicers 1453 ,Assemblies 11, 2, 3,455 At- tendance Prize 125. Pzige Nineteen ' '. ..':8'3.-. '3 1 C , , .., 1 Page Twenty EDRIE OTTLEY Swimming Club 11,215 Hiking Club 1215 French Club 1-3,415 Assembly Program 1215 Class Day 'Committee 1415 Gagashoan Staff 1415 Spanish Moon 1415 That's That 1315 Olympic Day 13,415 Junior Party 1315 Senior Party 141. PETER PACILIO - - - Pete Varsity Baseball 11,2,315 Captain Baseball 1215 Basketball 1415 Baseball 1415 Captain of Junior Patrol 141. LAURA PARISH - - - Uliialff' Class President 1115 Basket Ball 11, 2, 3,415Track 11,2, 3,415 Glee Club 11, 2,315 Hiking' Club 1'1, 2,415 Olympics 11,215 That's That 1215 The Belle of Bagdad 1115 Spanish Moon 131. ELISA PATACCOLI Baseball 1115 Basketball 1215 Soccer 1115 Olympics 1115 Hiking 121. STELLA PAWLISH - - Curly Sales Manager, Gagashoan 1415 Secretary Senior Class 1415 Olympics 1315 Tennis 1215 Senior Candy Seller 1415 Assembly 11,41. '. '. , 'v. 'h:. ' ' ' 5 .' -:3'?.':3-3'!'?I'?!'3 ' ' ' WILLIAM REID - - - Bill Manager Basketball 1435 Glee Club 1235 Inter- class Indoor 1435 Olympics 1135 Assembly 1l,43. JAMES RICHARDS - - Jimmy Basketball 12, 3,435 Track 12, 335 Indoor 1435 Cap- tain Basketball 143. ANTHONY ROGOZA - - Punt Football 13, 435 Basketball 1335 Baseball 1335 Inter-class Basketball Team 1435 Indoor Base- ball 1435 Senior Ball 1435 Junior Prom 133. ROSICMARY RUSTER - - Rosie Basketball 11,2, 3,435 Baseball 1335 Hiking 12, 3, -135 Swimming 11, 235 Track 1335 Assembly 11,23. HARRY SACKS - - - Abie Glee Club 11,2, 3,35 Orchestra 11,235 ,Brown and White 11, 2,335 Track 1335 Assemblies 11,2,3 Olympics 1335 That's That 1335 Operetta Page Twenty-1 WM 'f'W V'm3f3IUXK1YTQ'7?P7LZ7f1?P1925WfI52?ZQlQ??1T7f1, K A SIIRASTIAN SANTOMIERI - Seba Brown and White 1132, 3,433 Glee Club 1l, 2,33 Library Club 11,2,333 Cross Country Manager 1233 Track Manager 1333 False Witness Man- ager 1433 Gagashoan Staff 1433 French Club 14383 Editor of Les Camarades 1433 Olympics 11, 2, ,43. VlOl.A S'Cl'lMlTT - - Blondie Tennis Tournament 1333 ,Archery 1333 Junior Float 1333 Swimming 1333 Soccer 1133 Tennis 12,333 Basketball 13,433 Hiking 1133 Archery 12, 3,433 Assistant Manager Archery 1433 De- bating 1433 Singapore Spider 1333 That's That 123g Spanish Moon 1333 Senior Ball 1433 Junior Prom 1333 Reporter Brown and White 13,433 Assembly 12343. lll'll,lCN SMYKLA General Manager of Girls' Sports 1433 Basketball Manager 1333 President of Hiking Club 12,333 Captain of .Basketball Team 1133 Girls' Basket- ball Honor Team 1433 Basketball 11, 2, 3, 433 Soccer 12, 3,433 Tennis Tournament 1-433 Track 1l,2, 3,433 Olympics 11, 2, 3,433 Baseball 11,2, 3,433 Olympics Baseball Team 11,2, 3,433 Hik- ing Club 11,2, 3,433 Girls' Sport Council 1233 Library Club 13,433 Book Exchange 1433 Brown and White Staff 1433 That's That 1233 Spanish Moon 1333 Junior Prom 1333 Senior Ball 1433 Gagashoan Staff 1433 Attendance Prize 1333 Brown and White Bookkeeper 1433 Assembly 143. C IGORGI ANA SPARKES Glee Club 11,2,33Q Dramatics 1333 Brown and White 11,433 Olympic Float 133. DONALD G. STEVENS - - Don Boys' Glee Club 11,2,333 Student Council 1133 Brown and White Staff 1133 School Band 1133 Assemblies 1l, 2, .3, 433 Dramatic Club 123: Sports Editor Brown and White 1233 Green Stockings 1233 Belle of Bagdad 1233 Track Team 1233 Debating Club 1233 Class President 1333 Chairman Junior Prom 1333 That's That 1333 Smokescreen 1433 Spanish Moon 1433 Decoration Committee Senior Ball 143. RUC DIL?-Rib?-DTQT-5 'L -T'FEZEKIQTJETFRILEFEY-lf157QTLlull13'-QW!GQZTLETQQTQ-RQQ7-53533-l35i'F-lifiil-lbfi-2391127575ii?'1?2Ifs'aTL2FfEYPT2iFlis7QQ??Ql1' HPD? EDWARD STIRA - - - lid Inter-class Baseball 11, 2, 3, 453 Inter-class Basket- ball 11, 2, 3, 45, Olympics 11, 2, 3, 45 Golf Team 13,453 Captain of Golf Team 1453 Glee Club 131 MA liGAl!l'l'l' STRAPP - - Marg Soccer 12,353 Basketball 11,2,3,45g Baseball 13, 45, Hiking' 13,459 Track 135, 'Glee Club 135 As- semblies 12,455 Member of Student Council 1255 Gagashoan Stall' 145. lll'Il,ANl5 THAYICR - - - Lee Track Team 11, 2, 3, 45, Orchestra 1l,2, 353 Valiant 12,355 Senior Float Committee 1459 Prom Com- mittee 135g ,Senior Ball 1455 Secretary Debating Club 125, Football Team 1455 Spanish Moon 1353 Stage Manager 3 One-act Plays 125, Cir- culation Manager Brown and White 1455 Reporter 11,2,35g That's That Stage Assistant 12,35. H ICLICN THURMON - - Snooky Assemblies 12, 3,459 Olympics 12, 3,459 Soccer 12, 35, Basketball 1'1,2,3,45g Baseball 13,453 Hik- ing' 12, 3,-15g Glee Club 12, 3,453 Senior Ball 145, Track 12,35g Junior Prom 135, Library Club 1455 Book Exchange 1453 Float Committee 1355 Gagashoan Stall' 1455 Glee Club Librarian 145, Spring Concerts 13,45. GEORGE WALLEN - - 0ogie 'l'hat's That 1255 Spanish Moon 135, Singapore Spider 1253 False Witness 1355 Track Team -12, 455 Glee Club 12,453 Senior Ball 145, Olympics 135- Paue Twenty-three I Page Twenty-four ' W EZ7E?TL?7QFQJQZX-KWPlK,HKK9iH?xK1E,QNWZQK K3QKRRK?Q3QUC'REm llU'l'II WILNER - - - Ruthie Salutatorian 1455 Editor-in-Chief of Brown and White 1455 Brown and White Staff 11,2,3,45 President French Club 1455 President Debating Club 1355 Secretary ,Student Council 1455 Student Council 12, 3,455 Girl's Glee Club 12, 3, -155 Orchestra 11,2,355 Hiking' 11,355 Swim- ming 1155 Basketball 12, 455 Archery 1255 'l'hat's That 1255 Soccer 1355 Publicity Chair- man Junior Prom 1355 Olympics 12, 3,455 Assemblies 11,2,3,455 Gagashoan 145. .lOllN WILSON - - Farmer Student Council 1155 Orchestra 11,2,3,455 Senior llnll 1455 Soft Ball 1455 lnterclass ,Baseball 1455 Sauce for the Goslings 1455 French Club 1455 Spring Concert 11,2, 3,455 Debating Club 1355 Pyramus and Thisbee 1255 Assembly 11,2,355 lnter-class Basketball 1355 Olympics 1l,25. DONALD IAIUSTLEBY - - Huck Football 11,2,3,455 Captain Football 1355 Base- ball 1l,2, 3,455 Captain Baseball 1255 Track 1455 Basketball 11, 2, 3,455 Captain Basketball 1355 Other Wise Man 1355 King Olympics 1255 Dramatic Club 12,355 Prom Committee 1355 Brown and White 12,35. DONALD SMITH - Baseball 13, 455 Tennis 1255 Manager Football 1455 Basketball Reserves 135. - Smithy RALPH THURMON Glee Club 11, 2,355 Track 11,2,35. zqgigrs . .. ...,... ....... . ...... '. '- .- .- KENNETH STE-LL - - Ken Horseshoes 1435 Assembly 12,335 Baseball Inter- class 1435 Junior Prom 133. JOE SUDIMAK - - - Joe Baseball 1435 Interscholastic Indoor 1435 Inter- scholastic Baseball 1335 Assembly 143. MARCIA TYLER Glee Club 11, 2,335 Brown and White 11,335 Bas- ketball 11, 2, 3,435 Junior Prom Committee 1335 Senior Ball Committee 1435 Assembly 1135 Sauce for the Gosling' 1435 Tennis 13,435 Soccer 1235 That's That 1235 Student Council 1335 Operettas 12,335 Library Club 1235 Swimming Club 1435 Gagashoan Staff 1435 Art Club 1135 May Queen 1335 Senior Invitations Committee 143. ELIZABETH FISKE - - Liz Glee Club 11, 2, 3,435 Archery 11, 2, 3,435 False Witness 1435 Swimming 12, 335 Hiking 1235 Library Club 1435 Dramatic Club 1335 That's That 1335 Belle of Bagdad 1235 Assembly 133. AGNES L. HELL JEAN MaciGREGOR Hiking Club 11,235 Glee Club 11, 3,435 Assemblies 11, 2, 3,435 Debating Club 1435 Basketball 11, 2, 3,435 .Soccer 11,235 Olympics 12, 3,435 Tennis 1335 Track 1235 Brown and White 13,435 That's That 1235 Spanish Moon 1335 Junior Prom 1335 Senior Ball 143. E. NAOMA OSBURN - - 0mi Glee Club 11, 2, 3,435 Brown and White 12,335 Library Club 1235 Assemblies 11, 2, 3,43. U37:I'2f1'E7eT'1:?t'1?fTL2T?iE3?l7f2HS7H179iF,'cE!'Q1-l7517:TE?fi7iTLPP27:1'I??FQ?HY'FiT9'1I QE7?i74?HKKHKKKKWEPFEKXUQQKKHKKKKDGF55111112574 History of the Class of 1934 Un our lirst clay in lflast Rochester lligh School the class ol' 19214 was assigncil the balcony, as our homeroom. There, while considering registration plans we noticed a young man stride into the assembly. llc arouseil much comment, l'or many ol' us speculated as to the iilentity ol' this person. Our anxiety was linally quelleil when some ol' the more worlally-wisc members informeml us that this was none other than the ncw principal, Mr. 'l'heo4lorc li. H. Morgan. Anal we hail thought him to be a l4'resluuan! Nevertheless we ailapteil ourselves with remark- able ease to high school lil'e anal, in a short time, the well-known green was quickly failing out. lt was not until the Sophomore year, however, that we became more important. lhu'ing.g' this year, many members ot' our class became outstanding in ilramatics, athletics, publications, anal musical activities. Also, to make the year a complete success, the class ol' '34 was the winncr ol' the Olympic Trophy. During this year, several ol' the class were subjected to a clelig.g'htl'ul experience, unpreccilenteil in local his- tory. A certain Miss I -uniler the influence of either our irresistible personalities, or more probably the weather, entirely tlisregarileil the customary linal exams anml plannetl for us an early morning breakfast at Sandy Creek. liuring' our Junior year, untler the leadership ol' lfllsie Carnecke, wc amlvanceal with leaps antl bounds. Our biggest event was the Junior Prom. 'l'hc gymnasium was uniquely clecoratetl anil, in spite of the visit ol' .lupe l'luvius, the clance proved a great success. A Junior Picnic was hchl at lluranil Eastman and a. little later our class gave a picnic l'or the Senior Class. The class of 19234 again carried off the Olympic honors and was presented the trophy. Our Senior year was markeml with several accomplishments. The lirst. big' success oi' this year was our Senior Ball which was again hehl during' a rainstorm. Our Senior Party was one of the most enjoyable events that we experienced during' our high school years. Later we helcl ticket and magazine selling' contests and now our class is happy successfully to publish this annual. ln conclusion. we will say that the class of 1934 can olier to the Who's Who of ltlast Rochester lligh School a long' list of members who have been outstanding' in scholarship, athletics, mlramatics, musical 0l'g'ilIllZZlti0llS, publications, assemblies, and all the other high school affairs and activities. Page Twenty-six -N-53 5 I-N T012-'FTTLDKJ-DILPTI 51? EFQLT-YT-513I-7-T151TTL5TF'5TLI'iliEf1?TL2-KLDIY-R127-Tiff-?TLTfJ-?Fa '9' 1-T57-UF-ig?-ii' F-EJ-ITLD7-Tif-1I'1f'11TlQ9'Y-Pfiffl Q-wwe Class of 1935 Wa- slalrlwl in our high scluml c'a1i'vvi' like- most ollim' lfll'0Slllllilll vlaissvs. Wa' lim-il l'm' ilu' llllf' wlu-ii wa- would lui l0Ilg'l'I' lu' vaxllwl l i'a-sllu-. ln our lirsl yuan' wv haul I'ZlllIl'l' high svlumlaislii' Sl2lIllllIlQ,'S. .lvaamua Nlaaloiu' was prvsiili-all ol' ilu- vlalss. 1 - Qui mnmw' u.ai in ln im . 1 h I a wvrv an hil mow pwnaaiiiviit. Alamy ol' Ulll'lIll'IlllN'l'S,l0lll1'll1llll0l'1'lll 1-luhsanul pa1i'1u'ipail1-al in t'Xll'Zl Ulll'l'll'lll2ll' l'Vl'lllS. In llu' vmarsv ol' ilu' lvrm wal haul aa pivnic-, whivh waas ai 'pro- aunnuawl slim-4-ss. Wo 1-ilu-1-4-ml in lhv Ulynipio PZ1l'i1ilU, am ililvwstillg Iloaat, 'l'Iua Svluml Nlaaslvrf' whivh won swmul prim-. Slowvll Sammi- IIIUYUI' was lll'l'Slll1'lll ol llu vlalss In nur Sulnlmilmrv Vvaux 'I'lu-n vainu- tlu- linu- wlu-n wo wi-rv no lmigvi' Hlowvi' claassiiuanf' Su lllll' this yn-air wa- ll2lV0 haul ai vm-ry lIlll'l'l'Sllllg' paxrly mul aa alvviilwlly Slll'4'l'SSlllll .lmiumr Prmn. Manly ol' mu' lawinlu-is liawiug' beaon Cll0St'll , . lm' vaarunis lumors liaivv lN't'0llll' prmninvut in svhool life. President - Vice-President Secretary - Couiu'il lNIOmhm's I :u-ulty Advisor l Dl l+'lCl'1.RS - - HOW.-XRD PRATT - MARY DOLAN C7lNDlClilGI,laA ROSCOIG xS'l'OWl'Il.l. SANDMICYER - DONALD GRAY l KA'l'llI.YN Mc'PllEE - W. N. POTTER Page Twenty-seven f . . . . , , , .,., ,.,., ,?.,,z:.:.:::.:,,.: 3 zz. .,.,.,.: . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .,.. . Robert Amalia Donald Axtell Mary Barnatones Arthur Bauer Guy Bosso Elmer Brooks, Jr. Arthur 'Calder Eleanor Campbell Edward Caswell Anthony Catalino l.ouis Chinelli William Clarke Sam Coco Ernest Coleman James Connellan Wilbur Cooper Stanfordv Conteville Albert DeBelardino Carmella DePietro Mary DeShayes Floyd DiMarco Mary DiSalvo Lois Doane Mary Dolan Harold Engert Hazel Engert Catherine Farrell Ruth Franciscoe Charles Frontuto Filamena Gallelli Page Twenty-eight MEMBERS Helen Gleba Donald Gray Mina Gregg Fred Heil Raymond Heil Ruth Henning Kenneth Hugo Robert Johnson Fred Johnston Thomas Kane Lucille Kelly Donald King Doris Larzelere Margaret Lawson Earl Leege George Lindsay Mary Maccio Jeanne Malone John Mance Alfred Marchese Glenn Martz Ruth Martin Marion Milligan Donald Mousso Iris Muller Howard' Maybee Peter Mykyityn Madeline McKie Kathlyn McPhee Anthony Naso Thomas Parrotta l6'WQKE'0' Lewis Partridge Charles Pawlish Richard Peterson Howard Pratt Marie Ravello Vincent Riccio Lee Rubenstein Cinderella Roscoe Robert Salmon Stowell Sandmeyer Henry Schankin Jane Seward Nona Seward Donald Shelhamer Francis Sherwood Paul Smith Bernard .Stenner Bernice Steve Bernice Stickle Lawrence Smykla Anthony Taverite Vernon Thayer Eileen Trahan Virginia Waller Avah Watson Jean Wilkins Donald' Winney Grace Yacono -Thomas Young' Frances Youngjohn Joseph Zilinski KRRSCNRFQ3525?-E?QZQTQ?QISQRQRW5WK HlikKK3 Z '. '3 'r3'. h2 3 ?!'?!-Wi'-3 W3 ' . 43'- l it Class of 1936 llowzml tlorinaiu wus 1-lovtwl i'll'l'Slllll2lIl prosimlont and voumfil rop- I1-sm-iitz1tix'v ol' tho 4-lass ol' 19236. 'l'h1- zulvisoi' was Miss Bournel. ln tho rush lor shuts in stumly hull :is l'l'm-sllliwll the class was usually tho losors :mil momlwrs worm- zlssigrwfl to study ut the hack ol' clzissvs. 131-oaiilso ol' crowclm-il vomlitious they we-ro l.0l'I'l'ii to 2ll'l'PIl4i clussos in tha- illlllS001lilll2lll olxurcli mul in the junior high school liuililiug. Among' thosv promim-nt svliolzistivzllly as frvsliiiivil were Szivia f'ii'llllltli'l, 'l'lu-Imax llzirtmzm, l+'lorvnw Brown, Ami tiny and Mirizmi Smith. llllldlillltllllg utlilvtvs ol' tho class wort- Yilll9l't'Sil Pullzmo, Vir- ginia liZlZZ2ll'll. l i'z11u'vs SUOVZII and Carl Kano. llowurd li9l'Ill2lIl was giwn zx part in thu opori-tt1z1, Spanish Moon, tho illlllllill ll1llSlC'ill proiluctiou. ln tho l'l'l0lll'2lliOIl ot' t'li1'istmz1s, two nwmlwrs ot' this c-lass took pzirt in ai Clll'lSilll2lS play for zissonihly lliI't't l0ll hy Miss Fritz. Tho vluss also 1-ololwzitvd tho coming' ol' Clll'lStllli1S holidays hy il party held in tho gynmzisiuln. 'Phu vxvoptionzll llliSl'0I1tlll0lI of all ilttlilllillg' was l'l'lIlilI'lit'tl upon hy tho aulvisors. lluring' our Sopliomoro your in :1 lwzultiflllly IH'0Clll09ll stugv vm-rsion ol' Why tho Cliimvs ,llz1ng ' l i'u11k Millvr, as il poor hoy, plalyvml thx- lm-ailing roll' oxm-ptioiuilly woll. l lor0m:o Brown played il lt'il1llllg part in tho 0110 :wt play, l z1ls1- Witnvssn given hy Mr. tlrzihosko. Page Twenty-nine , .:,.,:,. ,. , .:2.z:':'e, ,.,',. .,.,.,.,. . . . . .,.,. ::. . .v:.:.. . . . . . . . . . Z : Z Z . . Z.. Our second Christmas party was not quite as uproarious as our first, and was enjoyed by all. This class was a close contender for the winner of the 193-l Olympics, their athletic team winning second place. No one can predict what the future has in store, but 1936 will no doubt lie successful in its undertakings. Frank Alfieri Mary Barnett John Beardsley Sam Belavia Tony Bonfiglio Jane Bourne George Bray Dan Briggs Stanley Briggs Irene Brion Evelyn Brothers Betty Brown Florence Brown Grace Brown Helen Brown Catherine Cannan Russel Catizone Camillus Chantra Mary Checko John Chinelly Medive Ciccarelli Robert Comstock Mary Connellan Lloyd Connors Doris Cooper Mary Corner Gustiano D'Ambrose Tudor Davies Nataline DePeters Louis DeShayes Edu DiMatteo Helen Dumras William Falls Floyd Faruch Page Thirty MEMBERS Joseph Frontuto Nellie Galiifo Ann Gay Fayette Gee Howard German Lawrence Grape Walter Grape Virginia Green Edna Grover Thelma Hartman Virginia Hazzard Lewis Indiano Carl Kane James Kane Audrey Karge Clarence Kettler Henry Loester Virginia Kyle Mary Leege Almandio Levato Clifford Lockhart Arleigh Ludwig Marie Mance James Mancuso Vera Mason Carl Mauro Enid McCarrol Ninabelle Mclnerney Florence Merrill ,Frank Miller Marjorie Milligan James Morrealle Robert Morse Walter Newcomb M Ruth O'Brien Ng, Isabel Papa Mary Adelaide Parker Peter Patoski Russel Peets Armando Pizzingrilli Agnes Providence Teresa Pullano Marion Renne Perry Reid Linus Roberts Louis Santomieri Hollis Saunders Robert Schick Roy Schick Hubert Schwink Francis Scorza John Scumaci .Savia Scumaci Miriam Smith Ellis Sprague Adelle Stiiiler Marjorie Taillie Jack Tuttle Teresa Urzetta Gordon Vogt Eric Waller Doris Wardi Harriet Wemple Earl Weagley Harold Williams Winona Wilson Robert Wilkins Gladys Wood George VanBortle Steve Zito -2323435355-ER?-Q747Qli'5i3'Q?fQRl1E1Ql-iETL7lSR2QRFQTQQYZS-kH32HQwkBW3632S9ZSE3BSf3SxEbx 'L NN 3 32 's8'?!-Z' '43'32'3I'?3'Z'2 Class of 1937 'l'ln-rv l'lltl'l'l'Ki in -iilllllillw, 192323 Z1 group of vigiity Fiwfshinon. Ulziss oliivvrs 1-lm-lvd wvw: I'i'4-sidviif All 'llNt C0l'l l' Vim'-l'i'vsi4lvliii. 9 P1 f 9 1 Ilzirry llnyilmi: Sm-W1-la11'y, Mulwl iilll'i0'y. Mrs. Szmmlm-rs is vlass ulvisor. l'im-nios wvrv lwlil in .lunv all Nino Milo Point :mil at Momlmi Pumls. In S1-plvinlwi' ovvr 21 liiimlrvml Stllli0IliS joinwl tho class. A Il:1llmu-'vii party was In-Id in lille- gyimizisiuni with Mrs. S2lllIlKi0l'S, Miss liourm- and Miss lilvziwlslm-y :is guosls. 'l'lw i4'l'l'Sillll0ll vlziss won soc-ond alum- in tho May, 151323 Ulympivs. In .lzmuzu'y, 19134 nvzlrly sixty more l rvsIi1m-11 jmrilu-ml thi- group. This Juno U10 class lolaxlvcl 176 Ill0llliK'I'S Page Thirty-one M., . . ......................... , . . , mi, ..................... . . h '.':.':.':.':.':.-..-:.':.'..-..'.. . . . . . . James Addie Mary Ethel Albert Darwin Allison Grace Anton Isabelle Atkinson Dorothy Baird Dora Barnatones Angeline Bonifiglio Mary Jane Brady Betty Bray Eleanor Briggs Mildred Briggs Emily Buffone Raymond: Bundschuh Patricia Bushman Laura Calabra Clarence -Campbell Rita Chinelli Scula Cialini Floyd 'Ciamprone Tony Ciaralo William Cimicata Christine Clark August Corea Carl Corea Lena 'Corea Roger Courneen James -Crandall Robert Dabinett Rocco De 'Bergalis Sylvia De Mare Albert De Pietro Josephine Di Domenico Josephine Di Marco Yolando Di Marco Clara Di Matteo Ann Dolan Lindo Donadoni Floyd Drake Tony Durante Anna Dutko Doris Earl Lucille Engert Antoinette Engrao Virginia Farmer John Fassel Steve Ferentz Robert Ferguson Albert Forgensie Kathleen Fulton Justine Furman Charles Galloway Rosemary 'Garland Harold Gaudion Alberta Gehrke Page Thirty-two MEMBERS Albert George Adelia Gleva John Gore Agnes Gorman Antoinette 'Grano Arnoldi Grape John Gropp Ruth Harmor Jack Hegeman Jack Heil Jeanette Hermans Bernard Hieber Clair Hill Isabelle Hilliard Mary Hoffman Mabel Hurley Charles Hutton Kathryn Ischinger Edwin Jeffery Myron Johnston Philip Johnston Clifton Joslin Richard Joslin George Kozsdiy Donald Larzelere Dorothy LaSalle Marion Leege Rose Levato Robert Lincoln Winifred Lockhart Janet Lyon Richard Maccio Arthur Madison Marian Mariman Rose Marozzi Roberta Martin Lucille Martino Victor Mauro Dorothy May Phyllis McCarrell Stanley Milewski Helen Miller Jane Mioduszewski Josephine Molica Diego Morabito Esther Morris Douglas Mousso Lucille Mousso Jack Murphy Evelyn Neitz Eddie Nowak Nataline Palermo Virginia Papa Charles Paris Peter Pataccoli Madora Peets Bethel Perkins Mary Pizzingrilli Ruth Plumas Harold Ramph Catherine Reasor Diego Redanty Jean Reid Violet Reynolds Rose Riccio Etta Ritchie Merle Rogers John Rohach Thelma Rose Evelyn Rosini Paul Ruster Richard Sandle Mary Louise Saunders Patrick Scarpino Mary Louise Schick Marshall Schmitt Hubert .Schwink Francis Scorza Andrew Sebastian Ava 'Sherman Frances Shuryn Joe Skully Harold Smalley Stewart .Smith Iclaa Snyder Marilyn Soper .Ianet Steve Marion St. Louis George Straight John Strapp Gertrudle Strapp Elizabeth Suits Mike Tando Amedio Terrore Harriet Thayer Charles Thurston Dorothy Troxell Arthur Tyler Frank Urzetta Anna VanBortle Myrtle VanScott Brent VanVleet Edmund Vogt Jane Webb Lois Webb Albert Wiese Benjamin Whitenight Sarah Winney Eddie Wojik Alton Young Anna Zilinski C XVJNX-f 'ff wr..hv,'- w'NYY i ' A' ' 1 Q' nnnann 4 4 -.aa p 4. A-- 1--1H,1-bwIoWii'bQhQNwWw ' .3-3 'Iwata -rt-3'-ai-r'-r'-?5'r5':3':!-f!-:.':! ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' :-2':-::-.-:'::-::- ' The Olympics Amid waving banners, shouts of exeitement and stirring music-, the lourth annual Ulylllpllf Festival was celebrated at H. R. ll. S. Blarshaled by Charles lloselton on a motoreyele, attended by lflleanore Bourne, Rita Doane, Coneetta Uorea, llldrie llttley, Margaret Htrapp, llelen 'llll1ll'lll0Il, Stella Pawlish, and Rosemary liuster, with Virginia Waller, Katherine l arrell, liueille Kelly and Berniee Stiekel as pages, the May Queen, Anne llood, and the King, Norman Ashen- burg. led the proeession. Following the royal float eame the ear ol' the valedietorian and salutatorian of the Senior elass and then the l ire- men's Hand, garbed in their striking uniforms. Next eame the glamorous lloats. 'l'he Seniors presented Old King Cole , the Juniors portrayed Vietory , the Sophomores offered a large eake, eelebrating the l'ourth annual Olympies, and the l reshmen, who had the winning Iloat, had a beautiful lluteh windmill scene. The lli-Y Club represented l'riendship and good will by a group of jovial boys, dressed in the garb of many eountries. Completing the parade were the Boy Sc-outs and the athletes. After the eoronation of the King and Queen, in the park, the herald, Uharles 'l'hurston, announced the opening of the Olympic' games. 'l'he Athletes ol' both sexes eompeted with intense interest and spirit in the various events. 'l'he .lunior Class was declared the winner of the 1934 Ulympies, having scored the greatest number ol' points. 'l'l1e festivities were eontinued in the evening with daneing to the sophistieated musie of Mao lNlet'one and his Band, and, as the bells in the steeple tolled midnight, another perfect Olympic' Festival came to an end. Parte Thirty-four X M3551-I3-3113 23-33-E35 IBQJXIQ-Qiifi-33-5I-Q5-3 if .x.K'A 7 ..-v N -,Lx-mv,-1 v xx.-1 xxx .,,vx,xN,..n.,v-.,w...k. . MICMISICRS Ol 'lxllld ULYMPIC ROYAL TRAIN 0l.' KING C 5.1 Page Thirty-five X J ik.. 292'h.5'31'3!'?!'2'b? 32'Z '. 39Z'!'Z'!'3!'Z'!':!'3'3'3'.'? Z 'Z'M9Z FRESHMAN FLOAT MARS!-IAL FIRST OLYMPIC PARADE Page Thirty-six 'I RL' 1 X 1112PTIFQFZT-EPZPDTLETIQTLEFAQTQ1T:7ETL'37GliV5IPS?-b1'S?i?5R7?llQ12111132741illiliillillbffkllfimP'2lEEI:lQi-Zwlilil'L Y W I O X Student Council llu Niulinl Iltllllllll, Nlllllll ix ilu IIUINIIIIXI luulx ol llu ' .' '. .'. 'v V ' S' ' ' . 1-,,.: 1 - 'lm .uunnplixluil si-vi-i'1l Ii4lt'Ill'SIlll' Iligll Svluuml SIIIIIUIIISQ 4Xss1u'i:1Iion, - H 1 Ilnngs during Ilu- yvnr 19.3.1-.l-I. JXIIIUIIQ' ilu- nuwsi IIlllNll'I'2lllI- wvrv: llu SIIIIIUIII l'mnu'iI Assviuilily, In lu-Ili-1' :u'qn:1inl llul sliulvnts will: ann Sliulvnls' .Xssiwizliimig llul rvvisimi ul' Ilul Sliulm-nts' .Xssuvizxlioil Cn sliluliun: ilu- planning ol' Il lu-w Sliulvnls' Ilmulluuxk. 'I'Iu' Sliulvnl I'0Illl1'lI 2lI.I'IlI'1IS lluh nufinlu-rs ol' ilu' SIIIIIUIIISQ Ass UIIIIIUII Rl IIIUZIIIS to vuiru- llulir ilvsiros zuul opinions mul also uI'I'oi'ils I plain ol' sllulvnl g'0Vl'l'lllll0llt. PITSIKIOIIIZ VICI'-IJl'l'SIlIPYlt Sl'K'l'0t1ll'y 'Ill'PRSlll'E'l' - IlI+'I4'II'I+lRS - NORMAN ASIIENFIITRG JOSICPII C'Al'Pl'll.l.0 - RUTH WILNIGR - - - - MISS WILSON l .XI'IlIlI'Y MICNIIIIGIIS MR. MORGAN MISS FRITZ Sl-:Nl0Rs Elsie Curnocke Robert Fuller Clmrles McGurk SUPHOMORES Virginia Hazzard Francis .Scorza S'I'llllI'lN'l' MIGMIBIIIIIS JUNIORS Iiuthlyn MUPIWQ Donald Gray Stowell Smnllmoym' FRICSHIVIEN Mabel Hurley Ilnffc Tl iirly-sm ISI 'I.'f. 'II'x'I.I'1'l',1'iT -I.':'I. fI. II'lY.'f13,'.'Li'L'i I.'i 'Lf I.'.'L'n I.'f'f.'-If. ...,X....i...... MIN- vw-.1 .I-.'x.4-.Iv Brown and White 'l'Iiis yi-zir, iluc- to lil1:1m'i:1l limilzilimis, ilu- llmwn :mil Wliilm- Slzlll' lu-gain In issui- zi llllllll'OQ'I'2IIIlll'4l pupi-I' insli-:ul ol' llll' I'1'Q.1'Ill2ll' prinli-il isslu-. 'l'l1m- lirsl ISNIII' vlijnym-il :1 vmiiplvlm' St'll-Ulll :mil lull-i' 4-ililimis wi-rv i'm-M-iwwl in il Sllllllill'lIliIIlIl1'I'. .X iw'm'il M4117 szilvs was zu-liim-wwl. fill l'll'l4l2ly, April III, llw siaill' IIlll'fNlIll't'4l :I lllllllOl'OIlS SIIIIIllt'IlIl'Ill, 'l'l1v l'lllItll'lIlll',H ilu- lirsl IIlllIlIl'illlOll ol' ils Type- in lflzisl llO1'lll'Sl4'l' lligli Svliuul. 'l'lw Q'I'1l4llIZlll0Il issiu- will lu- prinlml :is ai I'llIII2lXlllLL' l'4-ziiiirv ul' :i SlI1'i'l'SSl.lIl ymir. 'l'ln- ISIIIII-Ill sizifl' vonsisls ol' lliv llmllowing lIlt'lIIlIl'I'SZ Editor-in-Chief Gvnorzll News IlU'I'H W I IJNIG ll A ssocia tv Iirlilors - - - CI-IAIII,I'IS M1'GUlili Sports - NOIIIVIAN ASIIIGNIIUIIG, IRIS MUI.l.ICll I,itm'zn'y - - DORIS I..-XlIZl'Il,l'iIlI'I Alumni CINDICRICIIIIA IIOSCOIC Feature .IICANNIG MALONIG I'Ixc-Imngv - - - IIOIIOTIIY NOW.-Xli Ilumnr - WILIIUII FTOOPICII, IIOIIICIFI' JOHNSON flIl'L'lIl1liIOII LICIIAND 'l'IIAYl'1li, S'I'OWI'II.I. S.-XNIIMIGYIIIII Art - LOUIS CIIlNIGI.iI.I, IiI'INNI'I'l'l'l IIUGO, Sl+1I!AS'I'IAN SAN'l'OMII'IIll I':igz'e 'I'l1irty-visfln M313-T F-1 I-T T-T ZFFTQ-Ti-Y-P TLT'1127-FIlI-TLICWFQ3-Q1312131357-UQ111253-25157-H1211-253-'QF-QTL?1217-T13-YEIUCQYYQFL112152L'IfTQ1PT-FH7913-f112gI1l1,T1kS93f91'3 if 'l'ypists-C':1rn10lz1 D0Piet1'o, Vvrlm Disaulvo, Filzlmcnn Gallcli, Grzlcv Ynconzl, l'l!'Jlllt'lS Sherwood, Helen Smyklu llvportvrs-Georgia Sparks, Donulal Finklc, Elsie Czxrnfwko, Sum Coco, Cnthvrino l'l2ll'l'Cll, Robert Amuliu, H0Wlll'll1 Pratt, Szlviu Scumuci, Doris Cooper, llvlvn Ihnnras, .luck l'lBg'6l11Zlll, Mabel Hurley, Claire llill, Lucy I.:1mrmic-11, 'Frank Miller, Ruth Ofllrion, Mary Aaleluimle Parker, Agnes Pr4wimI0m'0, Mary llvnno, llc-nry Svhamkin, Gvorgv Vmlllortlo, Gorllrm Vogt, Vll',Lf.ll1lZl W2lllCl 52 mrts lie mrlors-Winil'rv4l lllim 1 l0rence llmwn Ruth FI'1UlL'lSCO Maruuret Lawson, ! Y ! Xlf l M l Q V11 gCl1lllllflZ, M'1r r1 '1 1ll1C 1 rel arc 10.9, 'na . ' . 'o 'e 'rx' ' 1 v6'r49,'3iQbf'a0 SOME SICNIURS WITH MR. TRUMAN IN TH!-I PRINT SHOP l':urv 'l'l1irly-ninu lll LLLl1I LLLILLL ll1Ll LL Q1ll7fr'lZLf, Library Club 'llhv l.ilu':u'y Club ol' Nusl lhwlu-sim' lliggh Svluml wus I'nul14h-al lu WBT by Mrs. .Xvis .lohusou Hvllllwc-li. .Xl lhul liuw llIl'l't' wus only mul llbrurlalu lu luliv mm- nl bulh thu grzull- sm-lmol Zlllll lhs- hugh svlmol lilu':u'i4-s. Nlm-lulwrs ol' lha- l.ibl':1ry C'lub worlu-cl in mu- lilu':1l'y Wlll'Il il wus ll1'l'l'SS2ll'y lm' lhn- libl'zll'i:u1 lo bl- in lhm- ollwr. 'l'hv work lN'f'2llIl1' popular uumuw' thu hil-'h svlmnl slush-uls Zlllll lhv Ulub 'flwuluully us- ?'N F1 ?'! suuwml lhv l'uur'llou whivh il lllSK'll2ll'gUS lomluy. . Ml'IlllH'l'S ul' thu llilwzxry Club am' ussislzlul lllH'2ll'l2lIIS who 1wrl'm'm :1ll lhe- llulim-s ol u 1'vL5l1l:u' libl':11'i:1u with lhv vxw-pliurl ul' suvh wm'l4l:1s 11-qllilw-s zulvuuvvrl libl':u'y ll'2lllllllg.L'. 'l'hu llllH'2,l1'y Vlub ofllws sluflvnts :lu uplmrluuily lo svrvm- lhvir sm-lmol ll1lSl'll:lSllly lu l'l'llll1'l'lIlQ swvim- whivh ilu- svluml vuuhl nut :1l'l'm'1l ollu-lwvism-. Il ulso ra-wurmls slulh-uls llira-wily by giving llll'lll wx-llil lUXV2ll'1l u poiul NyStl'lIl uwzml uuml iu- mlirwlly by ll'2llIllIlQ' lllvlll in librury work. Sllllll' slulh-uls lluvv lN'l'll ublv lu Sl1l'lIl't' n'1-1ll111w1':1l ivv liln'u1'y work lu vullogs- lN'f'2lllS1' ol' the-il' high svluml l1XIll'l'll'llf'l,'. All slullvuls who hzlvv guru- to c-ollvgv lluvv lvslilh-ml to ilu- vuluo ol' 'flu-il' library ll'2llIllIlg' iu hl-lpiug' the-un in llll'll' l'l't'SllIIH'Il yvzu' in wrwk whivh 1'a-qllirml tha- usv ol' lhv lllH'2ll'y. lu its 1-l'llcivul sn-rvicfv tha- 192123-214 l.ibruVy Stuff has lllilllllijllltxll the high tr:ulitim1ol'1lw l,ilu'ury Club. Page l ox'ly .-...v .N X V... wi ii 1 , L J 1 i'l.l'IE MIGNIIEI llrllvn Domrus Doris lfhnl Vil'g.!,'iIli2l I :xi'mm' FHIIITIOIIZI Gzxllvli Huwzlril Gvrniun Clair Hill Nlzlhvl llurhiy Hilxvaml .Im-ii'1'oy llohort Johnston llnlmrl Morse Anthony Nusa Cliarlvs Vuwlish Mnrimi RPIIIIO l'in1l0r0ll:1 llusvuv Vvrmm Thuyvi' Ilolml 'Vhurmun Violzi Svhmit! Miriam Smith llvh-ii Smykln lirvnt V:lliVl1-vt THE LIBRARY ummm Page 1 Ul'ty'UIl0 pl.l 6312-3-I-FI-F K-7-3T-1'if-if-Vilf-J-I-li-121ITF-'QTY-T1Tf157-T-J-ZW -TTI-FFF-'37-21?11-11-PI'fif'i 'w .- W '- The Valiant llu- 1-xw-Ill-lu-x' ol llu- plov :uul ilu- IN'l'll'l'll0Il ol Its pw-sl-nl:11lon nu ull- llu- Ill'lNllll'llUIl ol' 'l'lu- Xvilllilllln in ISPIKZI :1 noll-worllly 1-va-nl in lu- llislorx' ol' our Ili'-'ll svllool. l3l'1 lllSl' ol' ilsl-xl-1-pliollzll ou-Vil. llu . ?'W ' y was pw-sm-1114-al :11 llll2ll'2l Volll-go mul won llrst prim- in llu- zlnnuzll w York Slam- lligln Svlnool l,i1ll1- 'l'lu-:xlro 'l'onrnz1nu-nl. .Xll-xznulo C .lnniolo :uul Norman Su-ms also rm-4-ivm-ll lnonomlull- nu-nlion :ls out lnulin--' 1'llIlI'2lI'll'l' :u'1ors in ilu- 1'llIlll'Sl. PN Nlr. Furl l . llrzxlmoslu- was llu- ulmlm- llll'l'l'lUl' ol' llu- ploy. llorolllx wall: was llu- lll'0llIlJll'l' zuul l'l1:u'l1-s llosm-lion llu- slalom- IllilIlilg'l'l'. CAST UI L'll.Xll'!Al l'lCllH Wzlralf-n llolt ---- Norman Sir-ms Fzltlu-1' Daly - llOlllllll 'l'l1z1y0r Dyke - Alf'-XZU'lll0I' Uzmnioto .Iosc-plxirw Paris - Norma Dixon Dun - Flr-tchm' llrotlu-rs Wilson - Elms-r llrook-1 I ue I orly-two X. I -I 1 sk Nlxl.,-Ll.-.,l,.wl1,.T Nv.v,s,.Sv.s..-l.- .f.-..- ,A.....,.. -. -. - .. X. .. . .. M ..-,.--., X.-,. JJ-K,-Y'I 41374111 -1.-1. Q. F rg, .. ll, II., , . . ,... wx . X...X,.,.,,.K,.5Q..x,-K..,.x.x.,.,,....,. ,,fs,.,,.,l.. l l School Dmmatics . . , 1 'l'l1v :lm1u:1l IIl'l'SK'Ill2lllOII ol' llmw mlm--:lvl plays. this yvnr till lleumlnl llllllttlllll null ltblllllllllll umlcl ilu tllllllllllllll Nl: Unl lf I x' 'xx - 'rx .1 . n' 1 'uf - .- n I . 1 . llrzllmslu-, wus vmlslelm-l'1'4l :1 wmalrlizllvlm- Slll'4'4'SS. Um- ol' ilu- plays. Salim-v lm' llw llusllngsm is an volnlvmly, wllilv llu- Ulllvl' lwu, Smulw- S4'l't'0llHIlIl1l l :1lsv Wilnvssf' ll-ml mllu-1' lu ilu- 4l1':mmtic'. .xlllltlllpfll llw lm-mln-rsul'll1vc':lsl,z1s W1-ll :ls ilu-in-lliw-1-lm-, xwrv l'm'c'm-ml lo illltlllll elzulx' 11-lu-:l1's:1ls lm'm'v1':1 lmmlll, ilu- rvsull was wl-ll wnrlll llllS 1-llorl. 'lIlll'l'1lSlS lm' ilu- lIlilyS wvrv :ls lollmvs: HSMOK l+ISl'lll'Il'IN Kam- l.uvv, :1 lmrllonml woman - Smok0 Ilriggs - Dotvclivo Ilurns - - FIX l All lllinnl Ilrotlmm' - Drunkaml Iflllvn Ih-mul IVIotIwr llilly - - S,-Xlll'l4I FOR llivllzml 'l'uylm', the l'illll1t'l' - - lVIIll'2'ZlI'l't 'I':1yIm', tho mother - Martha Lev, thu thoughtful grumlnmotlaex' lluln-rt 'l'.1ylo1', who uses slung' - lllllzulwtlm 'I'uyIor, who also uscs slung' James Wzml, the guest ul' Robert The Muiml - - - GICOIQGI.-RNA SPAIIKICS DONALD S'I'l'IVl'INS FI,I'I'l'f'I'I ICI? IZllO'l'I l IC IIS WI'l'NIf1SS - - - SAM COCO GICOHGIG WAl,l,IGN I-'l.0l:lcNC1f: 1:n0wN - IGI,IZAI2IC'l'II I-'lsmfz - - - HOLLIS SAUNDICIZS 'I'Ill+14iOSl.lNllS - - JOSICPII CAI'PI'II.I.O - - VIRGINIA WAI.I,I'IIQ NONA SICWAICIJ - JOHN WILSON - MAIIUIA 'I'YI,l'Ill I'II,IVllCI2 BROOKS CINIJI'IllI'Il.I,A IIOSFOIC I':u!u ll'm'ly-tlwev 1:1 1 11:11-:L 1:1:-:- 1:1 1-21:1 7111 :1 111 r-111:17-:1 5-:-1:2 1:p:1z11:11:1:hp-:-13141 1:11741:5141-T-:174151:9u:3r:11:pPz::11'11:r11:11:- Music C lubs Orchestra 'lllll' u1'c'l11-s11':1, llll1ll'l' ilu- :1l1I1- H1111-1'1'isi1111 ol' Mrs. Ilixun, lms ll ll 1l111-1l 11111si1' l'o1' 11111' llSS1'llllllll'S 11111l :1111w:11'1-1l 1-wflitzllmly lll tlu- Zlllllll 1l six' i'o111'1-1'1. Hl l ll'lCl-IS P1'0si1lv11t, l'll1lVll'lll UIIOOKS, Jr. Viw'-l'l'1-sl4l1vl1t - CllAlCl1l'lS ML'Gllllli 51v1'1'f-t:11'y Llllll 'l'1'e:1su1'-11' - H1'll.l'lN UROWN l,il11'z11'i11n - STANFORD CORTEVILLIC Kll+lMl3l'll-IS v1m,lNs TRIYMPICTS Stllllf'UY'tl Cortoville l'Il111e1' Brooks, Jr. Charles McGurk Howard Pratt Charles Galloway John Wilson Cl1!ll'l0S Samlle CLARINETS 1mUMg Jack Barker Donald Finkle Fl'61l Heil Kenneth Hugo SAXUPHONE XYLQPHQNE David Hawes Mary Dolan TROMBONE PIANIST Alton Young Helen Brown 1 111 1 lil'l5'-flllll' Isabelle Atkinson .!'3!'.!'.' .h.'-. .!':!': ' W! ' 5'?93!'Z'!'?!' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' L Girls' Glee Club Sinee it was organized in 1926, the Girls' Glee Club has continued to grow into u large and suecessful organization. The present Girls' Glee Club, with its thirty active ineiubers, consists principally of the fornu-r nu-nibers ol' the Girls' Chorus, organized in lllflll. This year the Glen- Club presented u unique progrzuu in the :kl'llllStll'0 llay Assembly, special llllllllN'l'S in the lllll'lSllllilS assembly and pzwtieiputeml in a very siu'vessl'ul Spring ll0Ill'l'l't. 'l'he llll'lllll0l'S of the club are working xeulously that they may soon obtain ri-gent's credit for their activities. 1 ill' ll' I CE RS President - MARY DOLAN Vice-President ELSIE CARNECKE Secretary RUTH WILNER Treasurer - - - - RITA DOANE Librarians BERNICE STICKEL, RUTH MARTIN Pianist - - VIRGINIA HAZZARD IXIIGMBERS Mildred Briggs lrene Brion Florence Brown Elsie Carnecke Christine Clark Mary DeShaycs Lois Doane Rita Doane Mary Dolan Ann Dolan Doris Earl Antoinette Grano Virginia Hazzard Doris Larzelere Margaret Lawson Jeanne Malone Ruth Martin Marian Milligan Mary Louise Saunders Jane Seward Nona Seward liernice Stickel Jane Suits Helen Thurmon Anna VanBortle Doris Ward Jean Wilkins Ruth Wilner Audrey Wilson Winona Wilson Boys' Glee Club 'l'he Boys' Glee Club of this school has been functioning for the past your under the supervision ol' lllrs. llluy C. llixon. ln April it uuule u vrodlluble publu- uppeurulive in the Music' Clubs Spri11gL'o11oert. Gl4'l+'lCl+lRS AN ll M EMBIGRS President ---- ELMER BROOKS Vice-President - KENNETH HUGO Secretary-Treasurer - DONALD GRAY Librarian - - Pianist Robert Amalia Louis Chinelli Sam Coco Wilbur Cooper Stanford Corteville Donald Finkle Jack Hegeman Glenwood Hieber Edwin Jeffrey Robert Johnson DONALD AXTELL - GEORGE WALLEN Charles McGurk Alfred Marchese Edward Nowak Robert Schick Howardv Pratt Edward Stira. Joe Zilinski Earl Weagley George VanBortle Page Forty-five 5f5P?SLQRXFE1?1?Z2915JQ?MERe75D+2S149'4?lsIQ7Q32?I2S2'3f?3Y3 l l l l l . L- Les Camarades At the beginning of the fall semester Mr. Potter gathered' a few students to- gether to form a French Club. Officers were elected and later on new members were added. In order to become a member of this organization it is necessary to have a scholastic average of 80 or above. The club has succeeded rather well in its enterprises. Meetings are held every two weeks at member's homes or in school. During these meetings different topics are discussed, and little entertainments are given. Everyone speaks in French and this greatly aids the students to speak the language more fluently. Although this club is rather .new and is working on an experimental basis, the members hope to establish it tirmly here. The club also has hopes of joining one of the larger organiza- tions in the city schools, thus establishing itself as a successful organization for education and recreation. ADVISORS MR. W. N. POTTER MISS LEAH EBER FALL OFFICERS President ---- RUTH WILNER Vice-President - - NORMAN ASI-IENBURG Secretary - - DOROTHY NOWAK Treasurer - - - - JOE CAPPELLO SPRING OFFICERS President ---- JOSEPH CAPPELLO Vice-President VIRGINIA WALLER Secretary - - JEANNE MALONE Treasurer - - - - ELSIE GAGNE MEMBERS Norman Ashenhurg Doris Larzelere Edrie Ottley Vernon Thayer Joseph Cappello Jeanne Malone Louis Santomieri Virginia Waller John Chinel y Charles McGurk Sebastian Santomieri Ruth Wilner Wilbur Cooper Walter Newcomb Robert Schick John Wilson Elsie Gagne Dorothy Nowak .Savia Scumaci Page I ol'ly-six -'S-I-T-Q-QQRIJQRF-IFQSSI-Q-P-5T-l-I1-2323-QF-3123-QT-Z-IQ?-3ElQi3S531s'wQQl9kUiQl5 YQx Su. V' W Z '3 Z '? N I . I i vt .., .l..-J Hiking Club 'l'lu- Iliking Ululm, l'0llSlSlllly,' ul' zlluull I1lIll'ly nu-mlu-rs, lllllllll' ilu- ziillilul lm-:ull-rs Bliss llouriu- mul Miss lim-zmlslm-y, 1-iljoyi-cl il llikc- 1-vi-iw' Nloiulziy illi'll'l'llU0ll. ilu- Wl'2lllll1l' IJl'l'lllllllIlg'. .Xu Ulu-11 lim-lil mu- or two lllll1'S2lWZlf' Wlu-rv ai lim- voulml lu- lmill lol' an l'H'lYlY w'ls usilzlllv ilu- --'wil ll, ci i .1 bl ol llu- links-rs. .Xl mu- nu-1-ling' ilu- 1-lull wus iliviclm-cl inlo Iwo g.1'l'OllllS, mu- :rmip lu-ing'1-miiposm-nl 0l.Sli2lll'l'Silllllllll'j'1'llSlS2lIlll ilu- ollu-1' ol' liikc-rs. xll0llll'l' liilu- 1-iulm-ml :lt ilu- lrzu-lc nu-1-1' 111 l z1il'1un'l. 'l'lu- girls wx-rv wc-ll in-wzmli-ml lm' this Iiilu- Ivy sm-4-ing' ilu- lflalsii lloc-lu-slm-1' 'l'i'zu-li 'l'i-:nu win ilu- nu-vt. 'l'lu- NUZISOII c-losi-ml willi illl UVl'l'lllg.1'lll liilu- for ull nu-mlu-rs wlum llzul zllli-iulm-il ilu- rflulm 1'n---'lilzlrlv H - ' l'1'i-siileiit JANET STEVE Sea-1'etz11'y SAVIA SCUMACI 'l'rua1surer CINDERICL-LA ROSCOE Page Forty-seven ' UU'l' UI DOORS WITH MISS ISICNTUN ci!-ht IN 'I'lllC CAI li'I'ICIlIA WITH MISS CROSIEIC '1-TF3-3747-UQNNE,--qihfl-3,--IQT-El:Rl-'QE-i'1-I-FAN:3121315353133-'QPQFTF 1 1'13UN341:FQ?-4f--51'Q3-53375-lil51Q7:4T-YXHEEQPHBWRCTHY Katherine Andrews Alive Axtell Herbert Barnum Arthur Brzuly Marion llramly l!:1rb:n'z1 Brown Alexumler Cunnioto Gabriel Cialini Jerome Coeeiurmli Rose Corea l-lubert Davies Marion Davis Norma Dixon Marjorie Engzert Winona Finley Norris Fiske Lois Fleck Sylvia Gerlach llurney Gross Class of 1933 Fred Grover Florence Hamsher Evelyn Heil June Hieber ldmlwurml I-lodges Kathryn Hughes Theron Karge Aumlrey King' Danny Lamonicu Doris Luttin Emily Lyon Dorothy Maccio Roselle. Mangfone Frank Matula Dora Melious Fred Miller Ruth Milligan llowarcl Morris lVl:1rgaret McGurk llelen Melnerney 'Ferl NlllJOllZlIl0 lfllixubeth O'Donnell lVIz1rg.rz1ret O'Neil Albert Roscoe llulph Rubenstein Leollnrml Sacco Karl Sanmlmeyer John Sehake Iiuwrenee .Schick Dolores Sehwink Norman Siems liueille Smith Everett Stenner lislith Sutter ldlizubeth Van Scott Raymond Ward lluth Westbrook Isabelle Wheaton Mzirguret Wilson Margaret Zimmer Pzure Forty nine 'P-. .Y YY' V' A ' n 'nan np... 5 0 Q .'.:3'5'.. ' 9.53'h3'9Z'5'3!'?!'f2'31'f1'fb:' ' ' ' '59:94.f5'Z'!'?!'f93 :l !' ' ' Alumni Notes The alunmae of E. R. H. S. as a whole has sueeeeded tremendously well in taking up the many walks of life that eonfront them after graduation from high sehool. Some are taking advantage of oppor- tunities to further their educationg some have made use of these opportunities and are now reaping their profits, and some have un- grudgingly taken life's burdens in full upon themselves and are fast developing into the real Ameriean people who take what eomes, be what it may. Several eolleges have the honor of being hosts to former East Roehester students and are finding that the preparation gained in our high sehool is nothing that might be termed ordinary. At the University ol' Roehester Carmela Santomieri graduates with one ot' those lasting rememliranees, a Phi Beta Kappa key. Others who are aspiring at the University are: Dolores Sehwink, Margaret Nletiurk, Norman Siems, Benjamin Beach, Marvin 'l'aillie and Robert tiroh. Francis Milligan graduates this June. Broclqiort Normal has Norman Lyons, Arnold Stenner, Eugene Bouchard and llubert Davies. The H. B. I. is honored with Marion Brady and Bettina Lindsay. Norris Fiske and 'l'heodore Napodano are at llobart. George llazzard and lle11ry Nowak are at St. Lawrence. Maurice Potter graduates this June from Meehanies Institute with honors. llelen Melnerney and June lflieber are in Trenton, N. J., at Rider College. Ralph and Robert Dixon are attending Oberlin College at Oberlin, Ohio, while Norma is at Albany State Teachers. At Alfred University Dorothy Saunders and Karl Sandmeyer are setting seholastie records. William Pierce is at llamilton College. liyell Rogers and llarold Payne are at Oswego Normal. At Collegiate Center in Roehester are llelen Bourne, Ruth Camp- Page Fifty 11 'L 111 N lll Il, lll-ll-ll SIPl'2lQ.Q'lll', lll-lill IAIXYSUII. Nlvlllllus M2ll'l'lll'S1', .losl-ph l'ol'llulll-. l-llllllls Clwll illlli .Xllillolly lll-vaio. lflll-zllllll' liilwl is zlltl-llllillu' lil-lll-sl-ll. Kllilllwll IEil'll is l-lllplllvl-ll ill l 1 . - UlllllilI'li, X. N. :lllll Czllwll llllxl lS121lilllQ'il C'0lll'Sl'21l Hll- II. IS. I. Alil'IliQ'illl Stzlil- llzlw Sl-lllllll is g'I'2lllllZl1illg .lollll Kllllllillgl-l'. .Xi Nzlxzlrl-ill .Xl'iltli'lllf' ill Hom-lll-sil-l' Xlzlry l'zll'lll is g.L'l'il1lll2ltiIlQ.L' . , . , . ,. Q . H lllllll- lullxlllll-ill U liulllll-l, l3l-al1l'll'l- Millfllll' :lull Xll'Q.L'llll2l NN lllll-l' zlrl- tlll ill lllil-llllalllvl-. lilltll Wilson is all l'1Illlil'll Culll-gl-. .xlllllllg Illllsl- ol' llll- Zlllllllllill' who lll'U Wlllqiillg 2ll'l'I llollis Ullvr- l1ll'lc,l'Iii'l'lll'll lvllltllll, Millill'll'lw21lllll'l', xYl'iQ.L'Il1 llollgl-s. Pllillill I.illlIszly. lllllllllll lizlllllillll, lnlllllli Uillvlllilll, l3l1l'll2ll'tl Malllvl-, .lollll Bllllwilll-ll, Imllllvllll Wllitl-lliglli, l'1lWj'llvilil'Il5, I,l'IlIliS Hlzllllull. llzlwl'l-lll-l- Sl-Ilia-li. V v . i HIl'l'0ll lxallgl-. lizlylllollll Wzllwl, til-ul'gv llll-lr, Hull 'I'lllll'llloll. ill-rallll Nll-Nlllllalll zlllll l'1llw:ll'll Ilmlgl-s. lhlris Milligilll is lll 1l'ill'Il ill Klillvalll- Ilt'Xl j't'ill'. Hl'l'tl'll4ll' lmlllluls III l l':lllklillx'illl-. fli'l'tl'lll1l' All'Kil' zlllll I'llli1Il lSl'ml'll ill Ulll' owll scllool. WITH MISS l!lCARllSllI'IY IN THE DRAWING ROOM Page l il'1y-nlly I-Q-:13Qfl1H1??+5T+-TY?-PIP?-21515125-5?-2li?Zf13Q?Q9Q3:??27Q5f95'Q?!?x Y gg. K. Football 'l'ht- lfhlst liovln-stor lligh School l'oothz1ll tvann, nntlvi' the tlirection ol' lle-:ul llU2lt'll lmwis Uhonrn, inznlo its lllilil st-nson ai niost Sllt't'l'SSl.lll onv. Yivtorious in loin' vontt-sts, playing two svorolvss tins, :intl rocviv- ing thoir only tlolk-:it :lt tho hzintls ol' lil'lg.L'lll0Il lligh Svhool, tho Brown :intl XX Intl- Lyrnlilors 4-alptiirotl tho rnnnvi-np position in tho Nlonroo Vonnty l.m-zxgiio. Ainong' tht- 0lllSlZllllllIlQ.L' l't'Zltlll't'S ol' tho SUZINOII wort- tln- 4lt'l'l'Zll ll2lll4lt'll tho strong Nl'Wtll'li olovon, tho tl-tl t-noonntor with tho shitty Wollsvillo toznn, :intl tho l.01ll'lll consovlltivt- soon-loss tio with our trznlitionnl rival, l z1irport lligh Svh ool. Not only l'or tht-ir g'l't'ill' playing, hut also for thoir oxoollolit sports- ninnship throughout the sonson, were Couch Ull0ll1'T1lS nwn highly l'Hllllllt'll4lWl. Couch LEWIS OBOURN Cllpfzlill - - JAMES CONSAUL hlanugyel' - NORMAN ASHENBURG Page Fifty-three '3 3.'3' '3 fi'2' fi'1I'Fi'-'1'Z'!'?1'?!'?!'?!'?!'33-:I-3263-2 ate:-3' ' ', 5 '1 1 192,23 SluAf50N E.R.H.S E.R.H.S E.R.H.S. E.R.H.S E.R.H.S E.R.H.S E.R.H.S James Consaul Anthony Catalino Ross Levato Donald Hustleby Francis Scorza Joseph Urzetta 26 . ,........ ........ 1 2 . ...,.,... ........ 1 2 12 PALMYRA ......,.....,.. NEWARIX , .,...........,,....... ..,...,, . 7 WELLSVILLE .......,.. WEBSTER ........ ..,.. BRIGHTON ..A......,,..... IRONDEQUOIT ...4 FAIRPORT ......,,.A.A.A..A,. TIGAM MEMBERS Henry Kaczorowski Arthur ,Bauer Anthony Rogoza Steve Zito Howard Maybee James Kane Henry Amlasink Isaac Bliek Jack Barker James Calabra George Bray Lewis Partridge Golf 'Phe golf team was organized in 1933 and was continued in 1934. A hriwlit future is in siffht for next year's team. . ......... 0 . .......,. 0 Au gust Corea Rocco Papietro Albert .Forgensie James Crand-all Peter Mykytyn l rv cn Coach - - MR. MORGAN Manager - MR. REED Captain - EDWARD STIRA MEMBl4lRS Edwarql Stira Albert DeBelardino Charles Frontuto Frank Alfieri Dale Grover Norman Ashenhurg James Morreale JOS9ph Alfiefi U Page Fifty-four '7437-DP?PT'797RFQ7Q1T:7'H2?T'7-TE1Y'1?f1Q7-TT-'INT-5'Tf591Q747:1TL'l3f?l'7Q7QTLEKKPZHRPHQRRHRWKWUQWHMKY-ERRRi'JI7S1?4ZU2Z-I-17Cb7?eP l Basketball In spite ot' tho l'au't that tho lflust IIOUIIUSIUI' High School lmslwtlmll ta-:un wus vit-torious in only sovon ouvountors, wllilo it l't't'l'IYt'tl uint sot-lvzlvlcs, tllv 191323-It-l souson UZIIIIIOI' lw vzlllwl lll1Sllt'f'!'SSl'lll. rlllII'01lQ'Il- out tho sozlsou tho t0zuu's progross wus Ilzllrlpvwtl by ilu-ligilmilitios untl injurim-s, tort-ing Clltwll SIIOVIIIRIII lim-tl to lltlfvll up tho Vau'zuu'ios with rosoryo :nut loss oxpo1'io1u'4-tl pltly0l'S. Also it is illtnt-wstillg' to note that tllo I'Il'0WIl zuul Wllittv 0:15.51-lawn tlroppval tlxroo l0ilg.L'l10 1-ontvsts by ono polnt :nut 2lIl0llll'I' by two points. Ilowovvr. two ol' tho l't'tlIlll't'S whivll holp to lll'lg.1'lll't'Il up tllv sousou :uv tho lmlistorirlg clulfozlt IC. R. ll. S. lmlulwt lrorulvquoitn ll. S. on tho lronlloquoit vourt zuul tho Wolmstm' tl0l.P2lI ut tho hzuuls ofCozu'l1 ltvv4l's courtuu-n ou tho Wohstvr floor. It has boon muny u st-uson sinco un Itlztst liovlu-stor lmslwtlmll tvauu has lll't'Il uhlo to ilt'l'0IllIJlISll such fonts. und inc-itlontallly, tho Ironmloquoit tlilfltilt nu-ntionvd znlmoyo was I0l'llll tl us the lmiggest upset of tho season in the Monroo County IA'i1g'lll'. Coach SHERMAN REED Captain - JAMES RICHARDS ' Manager - WILLIAM REID 'FIGAM MIGMBIGRS James Rickarrls Charles Frontuto Fred Durunte Lewis Partridge George Botticelli Dale Grover Norman Ashenburg Vincent Riccio Page Fift y-five famavsxifaemzwzt :e:1Qmm1Q 19223-334 SEAN JN SCI IRES lC.R.H.S. ,..... . IG .H.H.S. ...... . E.R.H.S. .,... . E.R.H.S. ...... . l'I.R.H.S. ...... . Iu.R.H.S. ...... . w l1,.R.H.S. ....A. . lC.R.H.S. ..,... , l'I.R.H.S. ...... . lC.R.H.S. ...,,, . F' F 50 F FD .R.H.S. .,.... . .R.H.S. ...... , .R.H.S. .,.,.. . l1l.R.H.S. ..,.,. . CHA RLOTTE , ..,.,. . PITTSFORD ........,.. IRONDEQUOIT HILTON ......,..,.......... ALUMNI ......... WEBSTER ......,. FAIRPORT .,.,..,. BRIGHTON .,..,...,.. PITTSFORD ........... CANANDAIGUA IRONDEQUOIT WEBSTER ...........,.. FAIRPO RT ,..,. ......... CANANDAIGUA BRIGHTON .,...,..... FACULTY ,.,..... Tennis The ISIS!!! IG. ll. ll. S. tennis team, eoachocl by Mr. Johnson, experi- vm'e4l a most SllI'Ul'SSl.lll season on the courts. The team won one lll2ltI'll anal lost one, anml at the Monroe County Tennis Tournament, Captain .lorry l'oe1-izlrali won the Monroe County Singles Cll2llllDl0I1Slllp. Then, in zulmlition to that, Vernon 'l'l1ay1-1' and .lorry Coooiarali were crowned tlu- Monroe County lloulvles clll2lllIlJl0IlS at the tournament helml at llrovlqmort. Horseshoes Mr. Reed organizoml in 19234 a horseshoe team with Mr. Skinner as K'Oill'll. Many happy hours have been spent hy the boys on the court, anal a series ot' meets with other schools has been held. Page Fifty-six 35g.3,7.g.w.:l 13713-1-'-'A T-F-ITL?F17-IE?-1?ITLITLQR727-2123QTLQWQFQY?-174TLi3ilRFQ?17i27?:7'7QTfY7LYFRWTRQKKWLWFZKHEREMMWKTWKWW ' ' B k b ll Girls as et Cl 'l'lui Girls' llnslu-llmzlll 'l'v:nns linve onjoyiul El very SllK'f'l'SSlflll season inulor ilu- supervision ol' Nliss llonlon :nul Miss Slziliy. 'l'lu' Senior llirls' 'l'e:nn, liowm-x'c-r, linisluul llui season in 1-spec-izllly lirul style liy winning' ilu- vlnss clunnpionsliip. ln iluiir lirst gnnui ilu-y easily ilu- l'1-nivil ilu' iiioxpi-i'iolic'wl lill'0Sllllll'll. Tlu' Seniors tlufn look their sw-oiul vu-tory l'roni tlui Soplionioros :nul linullyc'z1pl1li'1ul llui vlinnipion- sliip by taking' ai win over llul Junior 'l'vznn in :ni ovortinu- lu-riofl. K 'onior 'l'vznn were 'l'lu- nulinluirs ol' ilu 5 Bernice Steve Helen Smykla Elsie Carnecko Eva Cimicata lileanore Bourne Margaret Strapp Laura Parish Rita Doane Dorothy Nowak Rosemary Tlustcr .Xn llonor 'l'e:un, ilu' lirsl over pivluul in our lligli S4-liool, was chosen nl ilu' mul ol' ilu' sm-nson. 'l'lu- lvznn vonsislvml ol' llul ontstuniling' g.L'llZll'4l znul I'orwzn'il I'roni 4-:u'li clnss. 'l'lu' nu'nilu-rs ol' tluf Bernice Steve Helen Sinykla Helen Gleba Iris Muller l lonor Team were: Virginia Hazzard Teresa Pullano Yolando DiMarco Rose Levato Pug e Fifty-seven Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen ti l lil .S ' BASKl4Yl'l3A lil. SCC IRES Won Lost 3 0 1 2 2 1 0 3 Freshmen vs. Sophomorc Juniors vs. Sophomores Freshmen vs. Seniors Freshmen vs. Juniors Sophomores vs. Seniors Juniors vs. Seniors Faculty vs. Honor Team S Score 30-14 29-14 24-13 20-16 23-17 24-21 1-I-14 Won by Sophs .Sophs Seniors Juniors Seniors Seniors sincere 'llhe llonor Team and the Senior 'lleam wish to express theii gratitude to the following members oi' the Faculty who so helped make the basketball picture possible: Miss Benton, Miss Staby. Miss Beardsley, Miss Bourne, Miss Jackling, Miss Bentley, and Miss Brown. Girls' Sports kindly l our years ago the point system had its beginning in girls' sports. lt is obvious that it is a great amelioration over former practices, for now a greater number ot' girls are represented in all sports. The former practice ot' varsity teams for all of the sports demanded girls oi' exceptional ability for sports to represent the school, thus allowing practically the same girls to represent the school in all the sports. Now out ot' 213 girls in the high school, 2208 participate in sports. This winter the popular game ot' ping pong had been introduced and a great number ot' girls signed up for that sport. Under the dili- gent guidance ot' Miss tlrenelle a ping pong tournament was carried out successfully. The faculty ot the East Rochester High School are now being well represented in sports-namely basketball and horseback riding. The basketball season terminated with a closely matched game between the teachers and the girls' honor team. The teachers proved to be as sprightly and agile as their adolescent opponents. To invigorate the teachers' interest in sports, they too are to be awarded insignias for their participation in sports. An ever increasing number'of girls are turning out for the various sports and also for the newly introduced sports: ping pong and horse- back riding. Page Fifty-eight rw ,-,wrrrnm-.w.-.w.m w-.1-.1nm-.'1-.w.f.w,-.www -si.-.um-lp,-,gt-qw, 1 t. V VX. .,. V ,,,1,lX. N X .1 ,.,. .J ., .v . V1Tg',1lf915'JgI5TPI-fll?CKQTJIQF-Z5 FIC-'fF3i7fTl57-YP573'FgJ-l'1'.iT17-T Softball This spring, in plow ol' il llill'lll1Zlll lt-ani, two intel'-c-laxss softball l1'Zlg.flll'S we-re l'ormo4l in IG. R. ll. S. 'l'l1o plaui ovolvml I'o1' ilu-so l1'ilQ,'ll0S is that ezwll class is l'0lJl'PS0lllI9ll luv :1 ll'2llll ol' liltoon boys in euoll ll-z1g'uo:1114l in this way about 120 boys we allmlo to pzirtioipalto. All the emi ol' llll' season, tlw WlIllll'l' ol' Pill'll Zlgllt' plays il si-ries lo llotovniine tho wimim' of the IC. li. ll. S. lIlt0l'- Class Solllmll Clmmpionsllip. Sinoo l :1i1'port Il. S. luis also zuloplecl tho some plz1n,un IG. H. ll. S. ill-stzu' tm-:nm is to ho picked to play il series with the tlll-Still' team of l :1irpo1'1 ll. S. Director - - SHERMAN REED President Americzln League - ROBERT FULLER President National League JOSEPH ZILINSKI Page Fifty-nine +P PQRVSOTLI- 21-15157-17-3 7-'31 I51CEJQTLTSlf1'?Q3fIZIV'51fE Z-Iflhfglfk 7-PI-Q11-lfflff-753-57-.'fZL'I'TUT5Y1-Elf'-YJ-ff 1513211151-II1'QQ-Tflfi 3111755 1'151y'21T-???f5T- T33 F2331- Track 'l'lu Nast liovllm-sim-1' IIILHI Sc-howl 'I'r:1c-k 11-nm, umlvr ilu' mlm-vilml 1 ol QYUIIUII l'zu'I llraxlmslu-, l'S1illlIiSIll'll tlllfillg Hu- 1512323 SUIISOII om' ni' ilu In-sl 1l'2li'Ii wvolwls in ilw history ol' ilu- svhool. llolmlillgvim'1ol'ivsuul , . 4 . . . v , - , . . - . I nllllllllf. XX 1-Insta-r mul hm-lu-val Illgh N'ImuIs:11ul suIlvl'n1y,' no mln-Iv llx ltlbilvll Ul'ZllHbSIU S tl'2lf'kllll'Il sum-al Zl 101:11 ol' ITSM: points to the-ir up x1,1lw In I1 ll 5 pmu-nts' 102. 'l'ha-11, in ilu' MUIIVO1' l'ountv 'l'r:u'k Blv- '. '. 14-:un plzwe-li in nim- ol' ilu- 1-Ivxw-11 1-vvnis in czlrry UH' Hu- Mm l'm1n1vUllzlxlnpiollsllip. Page Sixty Couch CARL GRAHOSKE Captain ANTHONY CATALINO Manager SAM CHANTRA - if 1 ,r.g. w,g. ,:.h:.v,r ...L:,'aqui-n,3:,,z,3r.3r,3:,3v.-v-v-v-r-9-rv 'o'v'rw'r'v'r-r'o':,3r,3:,3b3r.3:.3:-v-v-r-we-r v s. 1 Junior Safety Patrol The Junior Safety Patrol whivh was formed last fall consists-ml of 21 boys from lligh Svhool and 45 boys from Junior lligh, with Pvtvr Pavilio as captain. The purpose of tha- Patrol was to safeguard the crossing' of the cliilclrori, at strc-ot lIlt0I'Sl'0tiOIlS as woll as to oloar the streets of uhilmlrvn and ronlovo any possible hazards for ilCK'iKli'lltS. As a re-ward of 1'000gIlitlOI1 for this service l'UIlllG'1'0ll by the boys, the stuclont council awarclwl the High School boys with a fvlt Ulllllltllll. All boys who havv 100 hours of svrvice to thvir oroclit room-ivo a small gold Junior Safvty Patrol Pin. This protvction has long lwvri sought, and tho patrol is to ho C0llllJlillll'I1tUll on tho splonclicl assistancs- thc-y haw givvn, as we-ll as tho llltllllllll' in which thoy cfarriwl out thoir mlutios. Page Si xty-two qwmamwwwm f . -.z-a.-was-e e: ' ' '-W-H ' ' H'-'-'-' Sawdust Say, did you ever stop to think that tll9I'9,S somethin' fine and good about every mean and seruwny thing if you but have eyes to see it? .X gmirled, dead t1'ee is ai temporary commemoration of an objeet ol' the liord's best handiwork. Some day it will go buek to the soil us humus to enrieh it for the sake of its own posterity. Ain't that great, for ai darn, old, hideous, twisted ghost of a thing? Did you ever see ai mungy, flea-infested cur that you felt like kiekin'? Some mz1n's lover, that mut. And what an unshukaibly faith- l'ul lover by gosh! Funny, uin't it? Snakes hus pretty colors and eats harmful inseets an' yet we hate the sight of 'em. And some humans! Small, hateful, despieable, rotten-they ain't enough udjeetives in Webster. But gee! there's somethin' good in ,em il' you penetrate their souls fur enough. Some little jewel of l'll2ll'ilC't9l', pretty well covered with mould mebbe, but somethin' thut'll shine il' you have an eye for such. Anonymous t l6' E550 Page Sixty-three - 9e,.?,.?:.: .,.,.,..,.,.,. .,.,.,i,.,,,.,.,.,. .,.,.,.,. .,.,.,.,.,.,. :,.,. .,.,.,.,.,.,.,.:.,: . . ... . . .-.,... L. The Record of Our Great Inheritance lluring thcir onc hundrcd ycars of cxistcncc, tho high schools ot' Amcrica hayc riscn from an inlinitoly small cducational systcm to be- comc thc l'astcst-growing institution in thc nation. llowcvcr, our high schools and othor moans ol' pnhlic cducation wcrc brought about only aftcr a considcrahlo amount ot' argumcnt and agitation. lt has takcn thc paticncc and thc thoughtl'ulncss ot' our most famous statcsmcn and l'orol'athcrs to promoto thc cxccllcnt cducation that is oifcrcd almost ovory child in Annrrica today. 'l'hc high schools haw grown dircctly out ol' thc acadcmics which llourishcd somc timc ago. tlt' thc two, thc high schools havc progrcsscd a grcat dcal morc rapidly and arc now thc foundation of a succcssful cdncation. As thc l'rcsh-man looks forward, thc tour ycars ot' high school ahcad ol' him appcar to hc cxcccdingly long and tedious, hut as thc graduating scnior rcvicws his high school carccr hc otton wondcrs how Your ycars havc llcd hy so rapidly. Tho sonior is a littlc amazcd and is prohahly worricd whcn hc rcalizcs that hc has attcndcd school ncarly all his lifc thus l'ar, and that tho l'uturc is somcwhat unccrtain. A studm-nt's l'our ycars in high school arc ycars that cannot casily hc l'orgottcn. For during thosc ycars, many sinccrc fricndships havc hccn l'ormcd and it is not without a l'ccling ol' dccp rcgrct that thcsc tricnds arc scparating upon thcir graduation. Wc, ot' thc class ol' 19234, havc co-opcratcd in attcmpting to hccomc a class which will hc rcmcmhcrcd as hcing succossful. Although our achicvcmcnts wcrc not always outstanding, wo hayc givcn our lu-st cltorts for advanccmcnt, a11d wc sinccrcly hopc that this annual will act as a mcmoir in aiding us to ri-mcmhcr our Alma Mator, our Faculty, and our l cllowstudcnts. TUE EDITOR Page Sixty-four ,- NiF37f1QEIk21li1ML3124533121-375115223.1Q5RTLElI?i4E'5Jii1QJLilklicfillitilif On Car Way Looking Backwards 112 YEARS A110 A1 six o'vloc'k onv aI't0rnoon tho first svhool 1ll1l1'fl11g' Ln this lot-ality, tho viviiiity ol' what is now East 1f01'll1'S111'l', was coiuluvlvd. 'l'llr1-1' trustvos w'vr0 olovti-cl who worm- authorized to raisv twvnty dol- lars from thu taxablv inhabitants ol' thv said district for thu purposv ol' proviiling' and rvpairing a room to kovp school in. 110 YEARS A110 l'll'1'11ll1'll1lj' tho svhool taxvs woro paid in stovv wood for whivh six shillings a cord was allowvd. The tvavlivr hoardvd around spond- ing a wx-ok in 1-avh family for 1-ac-h vhild in that family attm-ruling.: sm-hool. At a nu-1-ting ol' tho svhool hoard a rvsolution was passvd that onm- dollar and 1'lg'll1X-S1'V1ll1 on-nts I'1'lII2llIllllg.L' in tho trustvos' hands ln- usvd in ropairing tho svhool housv. liil11'l' tho rm-pairs wort' iuadv hy ilu- lowvst hialdor lor onv dollar and 1il'ty cents. Svhool was in sm-ssion about sown months of tho your and the numlwr ol' studvnts totaled lilty. 100 YEARS A110 lntvrm-st in 1-duration want-d. 'llll1'l'1' was no sr-hool! 00 YEARS A110 A spa-vial lll1'1'1lllg.1' was hm-ld to raiso lll0ll1'y to huild a new svhool huilding. lt was elm-viilml that 514200 should lw raisvd. 97 YEARS A110 'l'h1' lun-oplv votvd to lvvy a tax ol' twvnty dollars for a district lihrary. 150 YEARS A110 'l'h1- pupils. 15 in numlwr. attm-mlm-tl school in tho small brick build- ing' now ovvrslizulowvml hy tlu- rvar ol' ilu- ll1'S1l2lt1'll launlwr 1'ompany on North Washing.g'ton Strom-t. 215 YEARS A110 All sm-ssions ol' tho svhool wx-rv hold in tho rvd l11l1l1llTlg'. 'llhe presm-ut gradv lihrary was dividvd into tho print-ipal's olhvv and a S1'l1'll1'1' laboratory. 'llhv sm-wiitli and 1-ighth gradvs and tho high svhool wt-rv on tho svvond lloor whilo the lowvr grades wvra- loc'a1,v1l on tlu- iirst lloor. In .lunv tlu- lirst ss-nior vlass consisting ol' only onv lll1'1lll!1'l' was gramlualval. 2151 YEA RS A110 'l'lw svhool was ll1i11l1' a llnion l r1-v Svhool with an ll1'i11l1'1l111' de- partmvnt. 'l'wo high school tm-zu'lu'rs worm- 1-iuployod. Page Sixty-five ,. .,.,. .,. -,. .,.,.,.3,.3:.?:.?93:'?,..,. . . .,.,.,. .,.,. . . .,. . .,. . . .,.,. . . . .,.,. . : .,. . . . .,..,a,'5,.i,.. 25 YEARS AGO There was no graduating class. 22 YEARS AGO Our present .I ligh School building was completed and was occupied by the sixth, seventh, and eighth grades and high school students. 20 YEARS AGO The beautiful vines which today practically cover tl1e lcligh School were planted by the senior class on Arbor Day as were the trees which are in l'ront of ou1' lligh School. Eleven students were graduated and each of them later attended a higher institution of learning. It is also interesting to note that this class is the only o11e in our history to he garbed in caps and gowns at Commencement. 10 YEARS AGO The graduates were twenty in number. The late Frank Munn was president ol' the class. Miss Dorothy Sloan lnow Mrs. Eugene Cohenj illlll Miss liois Bird were valedictorian and salutatorian respectively. About live hundred magazine subscriptions were obtained by the seniors in the annual magazine selling contest. The Brown and White was revived with Leo Rigby as editor. A banquet was given the faculty by the graduating class. The seniors having no separate home room occupied seats of honor in the back of tl1e study hall. The boys played soccer instead of football. The girls had a basketball team similar to the boys' and played league games. The boys' basketball team won the Monroe County championship, winning iifteen straight games. Viewing the Present THIS YEAR The total enrollment in the East Rochester Public Schools is 1862, ol' which number -L60 are registered in the high school. The f2lCllllLy consists of 67 members. The graduating classiis more than six times as large as that of twenty years ago. Looking Ahead Believing in the value and the necessity and strength of our present school system we, ask you to picture for yourself the future ol' our alma mater. Page Sixty-six .'f!'l'!w!'r..b.. .S.'4'v!vs ....'.!'3. .'3.. Ju' J. '.I'.!'-b.9!'.!'.5 ' H 'h.!'.!'3!'.! !h3'i ' 5 ' ' ' ' ' . To the Victor Richard Brown, known to all his friends as Skeets, came running across the campus of Hampden College at a terrific speed, and landed exhausted on the fraternity house steps. It was unusual to see Skeets in such a mood, .because he was the sort of person who was known to take matters calmly. Just at that moment, his rival in the half-mile, Jim Hanley appeared: o.n the scene. Jim was a good chap, but always acted as if he were just a little bit better than the other fellow. Say there, cried Jim, how long do you expect to remain a simpleton. Remem- ber, today is the big day. Skeets cast a sinister smile that forced Jim to shrink back. Well, well, chuckled Skeets, why .don't you submit an alibi for your unexpected disappearance, this morning? The coach has had me searching the entire grounds for that lithe body of yours. Well, drawledf Jim, I thought that I'd better take a rest. The Olympics is quite strenuous on a fellow, you know. Skeets was as yet, unable to breathe normally. l-lere's the idea, Jim. The coach has been in an ill temper this morning, and I don't advise you to see him now. I've got to get rested up before this afternoon. Skeets rose and ran up the steps into the fraternity house, leaving Jim with a questioning look .on his countenance. And now, the scene shifts to the Olympics, that afternoon. Gosh, Jim mumbled under his breath, I should have told Skeets that I was down at 'Hank's' playing pool. Oh! he'll never find out. Drat .it, there's the coach, when, l just missed him. Here comes Skeets. Hi! Skeets! Where's the rest of the team? This is no time for talking, Jim. Hurry up! The coach is waiting for us. 'l'he two boys hastened to join the rest of the team, one .being as anxious as the ether to win the race. The line up! Bang! They are off! Good luck! cried Skeets, as he dashed forward. What a friend! thought Jim, How will I ever repay him. He must have lied to the coach about me. 'I'hey were approaching the endf of the half-mile. Skeets was .coming in fifth, and Jim third. There was the enthusiastic crowd waiting in suspense. 1 l've g-got to m-make it for the t-team and Skeets, murmured Jim. Just as Jim moved up to first place and broke through the line, he felt a light touch on his shoulder. Skeets! You m-made it, Jim. Jim forgot the victory, the trophy, the crowd and its cheers, as he saw Skeets fall to the ground, exhausted. When Skeets regained consciousness he said to Jim: Good work, Jim, the team owes its success to you. No, it doesn't Skeets. The victory of Hampden College belongs to you. You've ,handed me the key to victory, Sportsmanship. 9 Page Sixty-seven G f ,fb '3 '3' ' 5 3. JZ' 2'.!'Z'!'f ?!' 1'.5-..'?1'Z'5'3 S ' ' ' ' ' - ' .I The Class of1934 Looks in the Looking Glass Characteristic Wittiest Most ambitious Ilest looking boy Best looking girl Laziest Most reliable llest leader First to be married Most popular girl Most popular boy llest all-round student 'l'eachcr's Pct Greatest talker Most courteous boy Most courteous girl Best musician Best dlancer Best public speaker Best cook Best athlete Best bluffer The kibitzor Most serious llest salesman Girl most ,interested in boys Boy most interested in girls ldeal wife ldeal husband Noisiest Quietest Most pleasing personality Most artistic Best natured Most crabby Page Sixty-eight First Choice George Wallen Margaret Strapp James Consaul Anna Hood Ralph Thurmon S. Pawlish, H. Smykla Elsie Carnecke Mildred Hammond A. Hood, A. Johnston N. Ashenburg N. Ashenburg Charles McGurk Harry Sacks George Hieber Hazel Ferguson Robert Fuller 'J Robert Fuller ' Ruth Wilner Elizabeth Fiske Donald: Hustleby Charles McGurk Roy Hoffman Joe Cappello Stella Pawlish Elizabeth 'Fiske Leland Thayer Edrie Ottley Donald Finkle Harry Sacks N aoma Osburn Arelene Johnston, R. Doane Georgianna Sparkes Sam Chantra Fletcher Brothers Second Choice Harry Sacks S. Santomieri, J. Cappello Norman Ashenburg Marcia Tyler Albert Connellan Robert Fuller Q' Robert Fuller 7 Rosemary Ruster M. Tyler, E. Carnecke Robert Fuller 7 J. Cappello, H. Smykla Fletcher Brothers Charles McGurk Joe Cappello lddrie Ottley David Hewes Donald Stevens Charles McGurk lddrie Ottley Helen Smykla Albert Qogngllag Harry Sacks Edward Stira Eva Cimicata Dorothy Nowak John Wilson E. Fiske, M. Tyler John Wilson Anthony Rogoza Stella Pawlish E. Carnecke, D. Stevens Donald Stevens John Wilson Roy Hoffman T 1 41- I-73-Fl? 1-Zi-Dil-3 3-I' I-Zi-If .'l?T-DIZ?-I-1-Q3-P3512 VICTORY Wl10's Wllo in the Junior Class Yl'lfI OF 'l'IlI'I JUNIOILS Must pup11I'1r imy Huw:mI Przltt, Nlmm' Brooks Mwst Iliijillllll' girl Um'nii'0 Stivkvl, Kzithlyn Mc-P1100 liusl looking girl - - l!vrnii'v Stickvl Ili-st I inim king lmy Imwis PIll'tl'illQP IZ4-st :ltllli-I0-grlrl - Iris Muller Ilvsi ilthlvim lmy Wumaln-h:nt4 Mill! lmti-1' X'Vi,i-st puns lvl' Nlusl uptimixtii' Nlwst i'iwvri'ul Antlmny flltlllilllb Imwis Purtrialgo Doris I,:u'z0lm'0 Stowull Sumllm-yor - Dimulil Axti-I - Cimlvrellzx Rosi-me Pzure Sixty-nine iR7ffQUQQQ?'5S-Ef3k1?4HMQ32L4HQHR9-Kf3Q5iK?QBEQ5L3?Q33'9o Page Seventy One More Year QCLASS OF '35J 'l'lu'r1-'s onv morv your lu whivh we might llivv our vvry host l or old Brown and iVhite. UI' ull the yours 'lllwrv is hut one ln Wlli4'll to finish Wllut we'vv begun. Our lmppivst yours lluvo hurried by, And wo urv proud Ol' Must Rovlrostm' llifrll. Qln our lust your, Wl r0 going' to iight And come through on top For old Brown and iVhito. -Doris Lurzolero I a FN Last Wishes of Luck Wo, ilu- vluss ol' Sophoniores Ol' llw l'lust Hof-liestm' lligh, lrovv our follow clussnlutos And are roudy to stund by. We hutv to soo SOIIIK' friends go, 'l'lu- vluss ol' thirty-four. lint go tlwy must, so bruce up! W0 1-an lump them here no more. 'l'lu-y luivv gone to lramlvi' tasks, 'l'o which wo will go some duy, .ind tlwrv will como at time When wo won't fool so guy. lint lilo is just il fashion: Wo luulw und tlwn we louvo Hur l'ri4-nds, l'or nvwor ones ln l'l'i1'IlllSillIl to receive. Wo llopv that you will conquer All, that vouws against your door. Ho, lu-rs-'s :1 lust wish from the Sophomore class 'llo ilu' class of tllirty-f0ul'. -Silvia Scunuici NIAGARA UNIVERSITY SCI-IDOL CPF BUSINESS ROCHESTER DIVISION Registered Degree Courses in Business Preparing for I. C. P. A. Examinations. 2. Entrance to Law School. 3. Teaching Commercial Subjects in High School. 4. Executive Positions in Business. Special Courses for Non-high School Graduates in the day and evening sections. For descriptive bulletin 'phone Main II24. JQHN R. WILKINSON, DEAN 50 Chestnut Street Rochester, New York ilJFCE?-U-fllrflfllfl-'f?l5'1'ii9515?-ililflxxiflgifkllifilfE7Q1il:1?fETE57i.PQ'HZ?17l?'i'Q3fQT?I?PZ?5?i7:ZTf3fI'5'-l?TCQ . PORTRAITS IN THIS BUCK MOSER STUDIO, INC. 27 Clinton Avenue North RCDCI-IESTER, N. Y. Oh yes, said Dorothy, I want some pepper. Black or red? .inquired the grocer. Red, decided Miss N. Ulllack wouldn't harmonize so well with my blue tablecloth. Why Teachers Get Married What are glaciers? Guys what fix windows when they are broken. What is a volcano? A mountain with a hole in the top. If you look down you can see the creator smoking. Why does a dogg hang' out his tongue when running? To balance his tail. What is etiquette 'Z Saying No thank you when you mean gimme . What is a monosyllable? A one cylinder word. Page Seventy-two A Song My typust is on her vacation My topist's awau for a week My tupudt us in her vacatuin Wyile these dumb keys pley llude and seej. Choris ,Iireng bock, btinpg bick Oy, brung' beck mub Omnei ti my ty, mo, B H mg o4xy, being bicz Oj, bonny bask my beline to md - oh help. Life's Darkest Moment Photographer Qlining up students for a Gagashoan picturcj to Charles Pawlish -- Smile nicely at this girl over l1ere. Charles- Aw heck, that's my sister. Virginia-When you finally pgavo Howie a dance, did he respond with alacrity? Kay-Did he! He was on my feet in an instant. ,.,,. ..,... ..,.... 1m'-l'Q7l 12Ii'4il22ll5iliTl'5'P.2'll'i+Z7- '. : 'f ' ' ' ' 's' ' ' ' ' ' 'f' , , , , fh:1'f'3 :'-: f' ' 'fl': :I-?!'5 3!'? YOUR EYE Only One Pair for a Lifetime EXAMINATIONS Every day Except Thursday H. H. PULVER Registered Optometrist 30-1 Main St. East Rochester A Freshman's head is full of air, Of air so hot and breezy, A Sophomore's head is full of naught Of naught but take life easy, A Junior's head is full of love, The love you get at college, R A Senior's head is full of brains A greater amount of knowledge. COMPLIMENTS OF Kitchen's Gas Station Elmer B.-My dad is an Elk, a Moose, a Lion and an Eagle. Stowell-Gee, how much does it cost to see him? Reward of Thrift A father saidl, Now, son, start sav- ing the pennies and put them in this yellow box, and when you get five pen- nies give them to me and I'll give you a nickel and you can put that in this blue box g then, when you get five nickels give them to me and I'll give you a quar- ter and you can put it in this red box. Seventeen years later Dave Hewes discovered that the red box was the gas- meter. .Sudimak-- Joe you're such a little boy, But we know that you enjoy Talking to a dark-eyed lass In the lower sophomore class. Thayer- Lee was in a flutter We've even heard him stuttor The reason? Whalt? Nay! It's the newcomer-Gagne! Roy- Who invented the hole in the doughnut ? George- Oh, some fresh air fiend, I suppose. COMPLIMENTS OF Rogoza's Grocery Store Meats and Groceries Don Finkle-Milton wrote Paradise Lost , then his wife die.d and he wrote Paradise Regainedf' Call a Plumber Louise Chinelli- Say, how many kinds of milk are there, teacher? Miss Beardsley- Well, there's evapo- rated milk, buttermilk, malted milk and-but why do you wish to know? Oh, I'm drawing a picture of a cow and I want to know how many spigots to put on her. GEO. W. HOLCOMB JEWELER Specializing in Diamonds Watches, Clocks and Repairing EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED C. O. WILLIAMS Reg. Optometrist in Charge Phone 145 147 E. Commercial St. EAST ROCHESTER, N. Y. Page Seventy-three 4 ' .? .:l.'q .!I.,h:l4:h if , 5 V fi O ' 'P' I' ' ' ' 3 ' ' ' C ' ' ' ' ' Q ' ihihgtuftcghdhsl 'I Worth While Service ln our 23 years ol' serving this School District :md Community, it has been our Constant desire to nmlce that service ol' ever increas- ing use-l'ulness :ind vital worth. Saxton's Dept. Store Old Nick Was Spry Mr. llayforth caught Don Shellmmer in his garden stealing apples, and handed him to the police. As it was Don's first offense, the judge let him off, but told him never to yield to such temptation again, adding: You should have flown from the evil one. So I did, sir, replied Don, but he caught me before I got over the fence! COMPLIMENTS OF CarneCke's Lunch Room Miss F.- David, give the definition of 'l10mB,.,, David- Home is where part of the family waits until the others are through with the car. I-C-E Puri-r than the water you drink K l41liVlNA'l'l Ili lfIl,l41C'l' RIC Rl41l iRlll ICRIATI ON I-Slilllfl COAL SOIIVAY COKE STEVE COAL CO. v Phones, 56 and 66 Page Seventy-four Cadillac drives up, chauffeur says, How far is it to New York City ? One hundred and fourteen miles, is the reply. Give me twenty gallons of gas and a gallon of oil. Buick: How far is it to New York City? One hundred and fourteen miles. Give me ten gallons of gas and one- half gallon of oil. Ford: How far is it to New York City? One hundred and fourteen miles. Give me two quarts of water and a bottle of 3-in-1 oil and hold the blamed thing until I get in. COMPLIMENTS OF EAST ROCHESTER CANDY KITCHEN COMPLIMENTS OF WIMER S1 BRADY INSURANCE REAL i:s'rA'ri-: Velvet Paw Dorothy Nowak- You really ought to come to Shrimpton with me next sum- mer. I had a wonderful time there this year. I won a beauty competition. Ruth Wilner- No, I think I'd rather go ,to a more crowded place. COMPLIMENTS OF KING'S SHOE STORE 5hlGRkWRYlQIQRR?ITQW'535- x . 'af 'ah v ain 'I' ' ' ' ' 1'3!'.2'Z'!'Z'l' ! '3 .I'Z'2'?Z'?!'S'!-3'!'3' PARKSIDE DAIRY Rattling the Skeleton Charles Hoselton lafter lesson on creationj- But, teacher, my dad says wo are descended from monkeys. Miss Fraser- We can't discuss your private family affairs in class. COMPLIMENTS OF HART'S STORE 128 East Commercial Street GICOIQGE CLARK, Manager Hand on His Heart Banker in the Bud Mr. Morgan- There's two dollars missing from my desk drawer and no one but you and I have a key to it. Miss Wilson- Well, let's each put a dollar back and forget it. CALL 276 FOR Any Kind of Insurance W. D. HEWES, Inc. 6 Eyer Building East Rochester Miss Eber- From the way you treat that book, I wonder how the pages stay together. Maxie Mariman- Oh, they're bound to do that. E.R.n.s. Tourist- What makes the prairies so A coach is a fellow who is always flat? willing to lay down your life for his Cowboy-- The sun sets on them every school. evening. THIS EDITION OF THE GAGASI-ICA is the Product of the CommerciaI Printing Department of the Fairport Publishing Co. Inc. Page Seveni y-fi ve -is 1 . , . Don't let anyone HIGH HAT you about REFRIGER ATION The well INFORMED USIC ICICU Clear, Sparkling, Pure ICE, such as can be had from the Crystal Ice Co. A. .l. SMl'l'll ll. l'l. LOIIICCIQ .Ilob-Norm, I can't help but :admire those socks you're wearing. Norm-Yeah, these are my golf socks. llob-How's that? Norm'-'l'hey've got eighteen holes in 'em. CLOTHING, SHOES AND FURNISHINGS WELCH'S MEN'S SHOP EAST norcuicsrisn, N. Y. Touching Friendship Vernon Thayer- Say, what's the idea of wearing my raincoat? Lee Thayer- You wouldn't want your new suit to get wet, would you '? Don't Forget Your Hat Glenwood Hieber- I'm rather good at imitations. I imitate almost any bird you can name. Laura Parish fstifling a yawnj- How about a homing pigeon? WIC ALWAYS SELL HIGH GRADE TENNIS RACQUETS AT CUT PRICES CARPENTER HARDWARE CO. Said Mr. Potter to his son one morn- ing in an absent-minded moment: Good morning, David, how's your father? Page Seventy-six The Battle Round and round he went, dnekinp swings right and left, darting in and out until finally there was zi ri-sounding slap. He was down! One! He l.ny mttionless on the ilnor. 11 harsh din buzzing' in his ears. 'l'w.! S.owly he raised his throbbing head. A blur appeared before his eyes! Three! llc lowered his head on nis swf-..l, drenched arms, his heart pounding like a hammer. Fatigue gripp.d e.ery muscle in his body. Four! With :i groan he flopped back upon the lll.or, rolling over on his back. An expression of pain spread over his battered fare. Five! Ile must win! Hu couldn't qnil like this! Thoughts rushed through his hall'-dazed mind. Six! With a la.-t look at the light overhead, beaming down up- on his bruised body, he pried himself from his cramped position, and slowly began raising his quivering body. Seven! He was making it! Come on! Courage! He felt his wobbling legs trying to lift him up. Could they do it? Eight! Slowly, slowly, he felt the pressure of his body burdening his staggering knees. But with new courage, he-nine!-stood up bravely, a triumphant smile beaming across his tired face. His determined eyes gazed into mine. Why, you devil! I roared between clenched teeth. Ten! For the tenth and last time I brought my fiy-swa-tter down upon my victim. I was the winner. COMPLIMENTS OF JOHN HOWE CUSTOM TAILO R Bean Him Miss Rice called for sentences using the word bea.ns. My father grows beans, said the bright boy of the class. My mother cooks beans, came from another pupil. Art Bauer piped' up: We are all human beans. '7l1B-'3-LifQ7fffJLEi-QTRFQTSJ F4ifT1ii1Yfl?5273f5'355Pf?f5 A I YREZIQSZ'-liilfi ORTHEASTER UNIVERSITY L W .. o 7' -I .19 .Sz e S v' I in I ,. i Al .4 Z Nl i' 4 S I 'lf -1 Yi,i,, 4 I-lr 171 N fig, A S345 H333 DAY SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING Co-operating with engineering firms, offers curricula leading to the llachelor of Science mlegrree in the ing: l'ivil Engineering following branches of engineer- Mechanical Engineering Electrical Engineering l'h,emical Engineering Industrial Engineering The Co-operative Plan of training DIVISION I SCHOQL OF BUSINESS I ADMIMSTRATION i Co-operating with business firms, ofTerS courses leading: to the decree of Ilachelor of Science in the fol- lowing' field of business: Accounting Banking and Finance , Business Management l enables the student to combine technical theory with thc equivalent of two years of practical experience, am! makes it possible for him to earn his tuition ,anal a part of his other school expenses. For catalog or any further information write to: NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY Mll.'l'0N .l. Sl'llLAGENHAlll , Director of Admissions BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS Page Seventy-seven i. :,.3 2,.:...g:,.' y , .,.i,.:aih5,.5 . . .P .,.,.,.,.. .,. .,.h.,. . : . . . .ni ,. . . . .,.. : . . . . . . . . . . 1 CLASS OF 35 Congratulations receiving In one another ,believing Together achieving As onward we strive Not a soul shirking Though dangers are lurking Together all working For the class of '35 -Doris Larzelere PIERCE - HAZZARD PHARMACY, INC. YOUR DRUG STORE 305-307 Main Sf. EAST ROCHESTER, N. Y. Job's Comforter John Wilson - Mr. Waller, your daughter has promised to be my wife. Mr. Waller- It was your own fault- what else did you expect if you kept hanging 'round here every night? TRY THAT NEW PEPPY AMERICAN GASOLINE Sold Exclusively in East Rochester .by Carpenter Oil Co. Noblesse Ublige Mr. Morgan- This exam will be con- ducted on the honor system. Please take seats three seats apart and in alternate rows. GOOD PRINTING LET US ESTIMATE YOUR JOB East Rochester Herald 'Twas in a restaurant they met, Romeo and Juliet. He had no cash to pay the debts So Romeo-d what Juli-et. COMPLIMISNTS OF Lockhart's Market Phone 433R WE DELIVER COMPLIMENTS OF Rochester Gas and Electric Corp. Joe-Say, Chuck, what kind of a car is that you're driving? Chuck-It's an R. F. D. Joe-R. F. D. ? Chuck-Yeah, Rescued from the Dump. Pa ge Seventy-eight Pass the Royal Can Opener Teacher- Who can tell me what the former ruler of Russia was called Y Class Cin unisonl- Tsar. y Teacher- Correct, and what was his wife called? Class- Tsarina. Teacher- What were the Tsar's chil- dren called? There was a pause, the timid voice of Rosemary Ruster piped up: Tsar- dines! E.R.H.S. And talk about nitwits, there's the col- lege miss who when asked if she was going to take bacteriology cried, Oh, don't bacilli. L 5 ,.3..:!.3:..,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,. . .,.,. ,.,. ,.,.,. . .,,,.,.,. . . ...,. .,.,-,: :,: . Z . . . Farewell Farewell to thee, our Alma Mater, Iiouflly, now the grim world callsg But thy lll0lll,l'l0S linger after We have left thy spacious halls. ,i'll'Ulll our school we walk tog.g'etl1er, 'llll0llf.Q'll the parting sad may seem, Still eaeh one, his nest must feather l+Iaeh one must realize his dream. So a last farewell we send thee, For the parting lllOlll0I1lI,S nigh, Hood-bye to our friends and teaehers. Farewell to East Rochester olligh. -lieorgiana Sparkes Page Seventy-nine l.1:43:.?',?:, rravrr rgrranrvrnnrv vpn afvrvr fra: :rv Page' Eighty EVE',SfZQF.'Q5-X?SK-S1Lfl-ff1VZX5-5l'L7VU7Q5'Z2,, ,,,, , , , KWVNW, 3? Q Appreclatlon The support of our :1dve1'tisP1's is greatly app1'e0iuted. VVQ hope the readers of this hook will patron- ize them. , G2lg'i1Sll0ilIl Stuff 5 kitlf 'L Annu nu n A 'n 'n'n'ip'n'n'h'R v1.L' V 55- w um, -.. , I ' ' L - .51 Y ru ' ' w 4 . . 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