Fairport High School - Hourglass Yearbook (Fairport, NY)

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THE HOURG ASS STUDENTS' COUNC 'L Students' Asso The Students' Assoeiation is an Sehool whieh is formed for the purp how to manage their offiees and husi whit-h eonsists of ten inenihers, one fro the Prineipal, Miss Nolang the Superi the President of the Students, Assoei ters that ean not he put hefore the en eerns the nomination of students for President ................... Vive-President .. Seeretary ..... 'llreasurer ............. . . . Senior Representative . . . . . . Junior Representative ....... Sophomore Representative .... Freslnuan Representative . . . . 'llhrough this Association the stud restriotions placed upon theni. Page Eighteen ation rganization of the High .se of teaehing the pupils ess affairs. The council, 1 eaeh of the four elassesg tendent, Mr. Uotteeg and tion, has to do with Inat- .ire Association, and eon- ,he diticerent' offices. . . . .Francis lVood . .Allan Sullivan . . .Helen Hogan . . . .tllarenee Dodd . . . .llldwin Knight lfVinifred Dinsmore . . . .Robert Dudley . . .Lillian Douglas ts are more independent. rtieipation of the sehool and are given a fair ohanee in the p. aticairs, as they are allowed to vote uoon nearly all matters or

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THE noun c1.Ass The Junior Class-'33 On September 17, 1931, the Junior Class was organized. The officers elected were: President ..... ..... A llan Sullivan Vice-President . . . .... Virginia Bacon Secretary ...... .... G eorge Gould Treasurer ...................... Ruth Donk Miss Jessup and Mr. McWilliams were chosen as advisers. Blue and Whitehvvere selected as the class colors. 1 In the latter part of November, rings were purchased and displayed at our first party which was held in the gymnasium. Dancing was the means of entertainment. ' In the early spring the annual magazine campaign was held. The two sides consisted of a football game led by Doris Fellows and George Case of the Army mules, and Ruth Donk and Ralph Quinlan of the Navy goats. The Army was victorious and was given a party by the Navy. . c On May 20, the Junior Fair was held. The Junior's stunt consisted of a clever radio program. Those taking part Were .Doris Dudley, Helene Myers, Marjorie Brown, Audrey Dunn, Paul Page, Leonard Morey. and Clarence Dodd. Music Was fur- nished by The Little New Yorkers. The banner was pre- sented to the Sophomores. Dancing was held in the gymnasium while refreshments were sold. 1 D' AX, ff x Q W jf, Wu Page Se e t

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THE HOUR GLASS ORCHESTRA High School Orchestra The Urehestra was organized in 1925 by Mrs. Mai-k. Under her able direetion it has never lapsed in its aetiyity. lt. has been a real help to the svhool, sinee it plays for almost all of the fnnetions. Among' its many appearanc-es are: assemblies, Senior plays, I'arent-Teaelier's meetings, Legion plays, and plays given by the business men of Fairport. The members inf-hide: Noley Apostal, Betty Mabry, Esther Antes, Hay Ebert, violin, Ularenee Dodd, trombone, Mike Saporito, Dana Fl'Ol1l'll, elarinetg Osear Gnelieh, saxophone, Lester Long, trumpet, Leslie Kuhn, 1111111183 Margaret Gisiger, piano. This year has been Sllt'l'QSSflll and enjoyable. All hope for another one as worthwhile next year. Page Nineteen