Fairport High School - Hourglass Yearbook (Fairport, NY)

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THE HOUR GLASS SNATCHES OF OUR LIFE Tit, tat toe. Here's the Senior Class, all in a row. Not one missing, they all get the dope Where we think thereis any hope. Thomas Aldrich always has a smile But he has a girl, so be not beguiled. Wesley Bahler, brightest of the class, Cares not for girls, prefers no lass. Irene Bauman, calm and diggnified, Shows us always her cheerful, happy side. Doris Brown, brilliant, oh, very much so, Creates business and makes us go ! Edward' Cary, worthy president ours, Passes smiles, but of course not flowers. Margaret Coon, our own Miss Muffet, now, Is loved' by all, we'd all pay her a bow. Jerry Doyle? Why, you know heem ! He's the center on our wonderful team. Emily Dwyer is bright and neat, We admire her clothes from head to feet. Lois Duset is a tall brunette, She's always, always dreaming, all due to her pet . Elinor Emrich is another Senior, too, Though she is not the noisiest, she is true. Mary Finnegan is with us yet, VVe couldn't let her go, lest she forget! Sidney Fitzgerald, oh, so shy and coy CU No, not a maiden, a humorist boy! Carlyle French, not athletic, 'but ol1 well, He helps th-e team to get their own fair tell. Alma Grinton, joyful and gay Plays the piano, just so, they all say. Catherine Hammond, coquettish all time Keeps the boys' hearts pondering, they almost rhyme. Parce from the Corners, with his array of cars Is the class's conveyor, under fortune and stars. Little Babe Hart, whose heart seems so small, Never passes them by, pays no attention at all. Bunky Hawes, you all must knowg She is a darn good guard, see a game and she will show Nelson Hogan, we need not array In finery of words, he will win his repay. Mabel Johnson, flirting but not shy, Enjoys just dancing, when they are all just guys , Raymond King, though quite serene Is a trustworthy Senior and could tell a few things. Alberta Kopp, well, we don't need' to say, She will do it herself better, and there'd be no nay. Louise Land is a real true blonde, And, of her, Lester is very fond. Madeline McMahon's already reached fame,

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THE HOUR GLASS 28 1-11. To Margaret Morrison, we will Norma Pick:-tt's jaunty blue ensemble. -l-5. VVe will to Avery Simmons, Al SteH'en's oratorical ability. May the Lord be kind to him in spite ot' it. V1-6. To Mary Pierce we bequeath Alma Grinton's cute little Way ot' saying Gosh.' 147. To Fern Jacobs we will Louise Landis line ot' snappy slang' phrases. -148. XVe will to Florence Johnson, Ruth Zlll1l11CI',S dignity. -L9. lVe will, give, and bequeath to Ray Tolhurst, Walter Orgonas's treasured position as typist for next year's year book. 50. lVe will and bequeath the Royal Order ofthe l'l0l1l'-li0l'SOVV0l1lCl1n to Eva Cornish. Mary Pierce, Jeanne Harris. and Harriet Geary. 51. NVQ- will a happy and prosperous year to the Juniors' last year in high school. 52. YW- hereby declare that this XYill shall exist in only our publica- tion, i l'he Senior Annual. and to be read in the presence ot' all here on one ot' the l:1st days before our decease from the life ot' this school. 58. The above provisions ot' this our LAST WILL ANU 'l'1f1S'l'AM141N'I' were each and all at our certain request and direction drafted by lVesley Buhler and Beatrice llawes, Attorneys-ateLaw, in lioom 17. ltrlirport Higll School, Fairport. New York. IN YVITNHSS WH1'lREOF, we have hereunto subscribed our name and set our seal on this Third Day ot' April. in the year ot' our Lord. one thousand nine hundred and twenty-eight. fSealj Signed: Seniors of' 1928. A'l l'l'lS'l'A'l'lUN: We, whose names are hereto subscribed, do CKRTI' l Y THAT, on this Third Day ot' April in the year ot' our Lord. one thousand nine lnmdred and twenty-eight, in the village of Fairport, New York, the alzoye testators, Seniors of 1928, subscribed the foregoing instrument in our presence and in the presence ot' each of us. and at the same time they declared the instrument to he their LAST YVILL AND 'l'l4lSTAMl'lN'l', and we, at their request and in the presence ot' them and each other, have signed our names hereto as attesting witnesses and furthermore we certify that at the time ot' subscribing the instrument, the said testators were of' extremely sound mind and memory. Signed: Andy Gump. lst lvitness. King Henry VIII, 2nd YVitness, YVi1l Rogers, 3rd lVitness. . Q' . 4:,-QSQPOYSPQGQQ

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THE HOUR GLASS In our Senior play, she took the part of Jane. Jennie Nicosia has talent supreme, Let her s-peak a piece and you will be in a dream. Donald Park is our big cheer leader Of what cheering, he sure is a speeds-r. Philip Price from the land of dream VVas a real Prince Charming but the-rc was no queen. Allen Steffen is an artist 'born Clan paint a picture of an Autumn morn. Hollis VVarncr cast to do repair, Saved a helpless maiden in despair. Merrill VVatson can never settle down, He has been a heart breaker, and picked' from all thc town Margaret. VVillis is the artist of the class, She is married to art, but not a coinpassionate lass. Ruth Zinnner is another bright starg She helps to raise the standard and keeps us on the par. 1--A Senior. mffgfrrff- 15 l ll Nl li E f ll 1 Ns ill? i Q