Fairport High School - Hourglass Yearbook (Fairport, NY)

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E THE HOUR GLASS Norma Ebert is always so spry and fair, Usually, you will find her with Hi Hare. Gretchen Eddy is to many a true friend, She is a student upon whom- the teachers depend. In basketball, Bert has gained much renown, Not only for himself, but also the town. ' I.cigh always enjoys something funny, He can also take care of the Senior Class money. Hustle, hustle, from sunrise to sunset, Hiram will succeed in the business world yet. Among the Senior girls, Betty is one lVho because of her popularity is never alone. Everyone will surely miss Helen Hart, In everything she is active, always doing her part. Vliith excellence Ruth can speak and sing, Her piano playing makes the auditorium ring. Because Harry has learned about concentration, He will he successful after graduation. Tom Pierce is one, upon whom much is depended, For his work for the class, he must be connnended. Next is Janet, with her pleasing editor smile, She arranges the Chatter in a clever style, Quiet and studious is Elberta Reed, In future life she is sure to succeed. Ill school and out, Dorothy works hard, Her untiring efforts must be admired. Effie is gifted in music and artg In class activities, she takes a leading part. Stuart is the hero of our Senior crowd, Active in everything, but not too proud. Chuck VVhite is always ready for fun Because of his humor, many friends he has won. Bud', comes last in our list, but we must confess His talent was needed in our Senior success. Together for four years we have met our fate, Now the time has come when we must separate. Miss Hepinstall has been our faithful guide, Upon her advice the Seniors relied. Sometimes her assignments were hard to get, But for that knowledge, we will never regret. Dear Alma Mater, wherever we go, On you all h-onor We bestow. Loyal, faithful, firm and true, Better for having lived with you. -Lorrena Westerman, '27. -Ivy Hoffman, '27.

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THE HOUR GLASS 17 23. The above provisions of this our LAST IVILL AND TESTA- MENT were each and all at our certain request and direction drafted by Leigh' Greenfield, Attorney-at-Law and our Counsel, Room 17, Fairport High School Building, Fairport, New York. IN VVITNESS VVHEREOF, we have hereunto subscribed our name and set our seal on this the Seventh Day of April, in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and' twenty-seven. CSealj Signed: Seniors of 1927. ATTESTATION: lVe, whose names are hereto subscribed, do CERTI- FY THAT, on this Seventh day of April in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and twenty-seven, in the village of Fairport, New York, the above testators, Seniors of 1927, subscribed the foregoing instru- ment in our presence and in the presence of each of us, and at the same time they declared the instrument to be their LAST VVILI. AND TESTAMENT, and we, at their request and in the presence of them and each oth-er, have signed our names hereto as attesting witnesses and furthermore we certify that at the time of subscribing the instrument the said testators were of ex- tremely sound mind and memory. Signed: Ben Butler, 1st Wfitness. Bill Vibbard, Zndi Witness. -i--- Chas. Hull, 3rd VVitness. THE CLASS OF 1927 A Our final year has flitted byg We bid farewell to Fairport High. Memory lingers, though we part, Loved school days lingering in each heart. There's Patsy Benfont, known to all, For he is prominent in assembly hall. Then comes Ruth, much knowledge she has acquired, Everywhere she goes, her presence is admired. Our class twins are Dad and Lew,' VVho from boyhood, fond of athletics grew. Because of their keenness in the basketball game, They have won for our school an excellent name. Mabel Brown has long tresses and :i dimipled smile, You will find her busy all the while. Black hair, short, plump and with glasses Is our ambitious classmate, Doris. , Ruth Deuel always looks so trim and neat - Her willingness to help, can't be beat. Hazel Ewing is always around Where there is any fun to be found. In Walks Iona. with a bouquet of flowers, Which help to brighten tedious school hours. Norman, her constant companion and brother, Who from the farm, is an ardent nature lover.

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