Sodus High School - Soduskan Yearbook (Sodus, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1935 volume:

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STUDENT COUNCIL SODUSKAN ...... SCROLL STAFF , .... PUBLIC SPEAKING .... FRENCH CLUB ..... LIBRARY CLUB ....... COMMERCIAL CLUB HANDICRAET CLUB . . . 4-H CLUB ............. YOUNG FARMERS' CLUB .. BAND ............... ORCHESTRA ....... GIRLS' GLEE CLUB BOYS' GLEE CLUB OCTETTE ....... QUARTETTE .... DANCE CLUB ..... SPORTS CLUB ....... GIRLS' BASKETBALL GIRLS' TENNIS ...... BOYS' SOCCER ..... BOYS' BASKETBALL .. . BOYS' BASEBALL BOYS' TENNIS SENIOR PLAYS . . . JUNIOR PLAY . . . FACULTY PLAY .. SENIOR OUTLINE .. SODUS IN 1960 .. OPERETTA ................. SCHOOL CELEBRITY CONTEST SCHOOL SNAPSHOTS ......... JOKES ............ BABY PICTURES .. WELL WISHERS . . . ADVERTISEMENTS .. AUTOGRAPHS ---ii 2 B+- . 3 . 4 . 5 6-10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 31 i. ....-EL.-. 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 41 42-43 44 44 45 46 47 48 49-51 52-60 61-64 To these departing teachers, who have will- ingly sacrificed their time and ehfort for our advancement, and who have always been our true friends, we gratefully dedicate this 1955 edition of the Soduskan. Alma Mater 'Mongst the maples and locusts, With their grateful shade, Stands ci happy school where often, We have worked and played. CHORUS Sodus High Schoolg Sodus High Schoolg Loyal would we he To the words of truth and wisdom, We have learned from thee. Here we gatherg here we studyg Here our cup o'erHows, With the pleasure of the sharing Of our joys and woes, Lithe and graceful forms of girlhoodg Strong and sturdy boysg We are bound to win life's battles, Life's rewards and joys. SUPT. Liswis H. CLARK. A 4 El.. - nikon 'Lg I I Faculty MR. HARRY W. RUDE. B. S., M. A., Sodus, New York-Supervising Principal. MISS VETAH M. SIMS. Sodus New York-Grade One. Miss FRANCES L. CHADWICK. Albion, New York-Grade two. MRS. RUTH TALLMAN, Sodus, New York-Grade three. MRS. MILDRED B. CRAVER. Sodus, New York-Grade four. Miss RUTH W. HEIDEN, Pittsford, New York-Grade five. Miss ALICE BATES. Sodus, New York-Grade six. - MR. RENWICK C. ARNOTT. B. S., Walden, New York-High School Science 0 - anti- Mrss MAR JORIE NEWTON, Geneseo, New York-Library and junior High School. A ' UBL Miss MARIAN E WELCH B A Union New York Latin German and Histor Miss BEULAH E. LAWRENCE. B. A., Ballston Spa, New York-Mathematics. M MIss ELNORA E. BUNCE. B. A., Amityville, New York-French and English. Miss JANE M. ANDREXVS, B. A., Rochester, New York-High School English. MR. BERNARD W. HEIsE. Brockport, New York-junior High School Social Science and Mathematics. Miss ALGENIA F. WARNER, B. S. C. E., Canastota, New York-C ercial work. ' MISS HELEN M. COTES, B. A., Holland Patent, New York-History.j I M 65 E MISS LUCILLE M. STONE, B. S. C. E., Rochester, New York-Commercial subjects. k- Miss HELEN M. BONNER, B. A., Rochester, New York-English. MISS ALICE L. SHANNON, B. A., Sodus, New York-Supervisor of Music. . MISS MILDRED BODLEY, B. A., Fulton, New York-Supervisor of Drawing. Miss JOSEPHINE E. FURMAN, B. S., M. A., East Rochester, New York-Supervisor of Homemaking. MR. CARL A. LEWIS, B. S., Sodus, New York-Supervisor of Agricultureadff ltwil-'- Miss LILLIAN GREENE, Endicott, New York-Supervisor Girls' Physical Education and Athletics. MR. L. ALLEN THOMAS-Supervisor Boys' Physical Education and Athletics. Miss ELIZABETH T. LAGASSE, Sodus New York-Secretary. -qgf 5 ly... MARYMA11 BARRETT- lane Glee Club 111 151 141 3 lntram ' aske all 1 I 1 151 3 retta, the Profes: r 121 3 etta, The ount nd t Coed ' Jperet 3 Doctor 3 lntra ennis and illey Ball g Sports Club 141g Home .c. Club 141. G1'i1z and B:11'1'l'lll ODIZSSA Boisizg- Derry Committee Freshman Frolic 1113 Glee Club 151 1413 Op- cretta 121 151 1413 Decorat- ing Committee junior Prom 1313 Committee Magazine Party 151 1 Senior Play, Make Yourself at Home 151 3 Presi- dent, French Club 141 . Mini Udertu Mallailrlu Boite SUCVIII in he Se11.11r11' Ealtllb'-1 .1' Choice Pc'1'l111p1 1lJe'll .my 011i. Olliu lllllll' day 111 law' 111111 very quiul and 1'lmr111i11g 11'11y. ELIEANOR BRlNK-A B1'i11kie Intramural Baseball 121g Commercial Club 1311 Intra- mural Volleyball 141. 71170-1' my 111111 ge111le111e11 pre- fer bluzzrlei. C1111 il ln: Ibn! lbe laditav dn. run? Alb Elc111z111'.' W'e prefer her L1l11'lL'dj',H-611312 though .ibefi tl IJVIIIICIIE. MARTHA CAMP-- M1111t Glee Club 111 121 131 1413 Operetta, Ask the Pro- fessor 1213 Operetta, The Count and the Co-ed 151L Operetta. Oh, Doctor 1413 Intramural basketball 131 1413 Scroll Staff 1413 Commercial Club 1213 Student Council 141- E1'e11 Sl111i2e.1pe11v'e ll'J,l 1111- 111n11'11 o111'e! Slrzrt .1111'i11g -'1'IlIHA param-1 111111' for M111'tb.1'.r 11111.1- zwrpitw .' MA11HLoN COLEMAN Soccer 141 3 Tennis 131 141 1 Orchestra 151 141 3 Band 7 3 141 Pliy Span lt to the Seniors 141 Orches tra Committee Chairman for Hlllllvil en Dlncc 141 Track 131 1413 Magazine Contest 1111-111 11, - ish Onion 1411 Play. leave B 1413 junior Prom Aclvertisrn Manager. E1'c'1'yj111'k 1111151 lmre hiv fill. fl Seniors M4131 6 13..- ELIZABETH BELDEN- Student Council Representa- ive 121 Glee Club 131 141i e oration Committee for Jun- tl Pr mm Operetta, The ount and the Coed, Octette 141' Basketball Mgr. 141g Scroll Assembly Reporter3 Belly D : I 4, . lm' 1 g T reasurer of Senior Class3 Op- eretta, Oh, DOCt11f Q Soclus- kan Subscription Mgr. and Treasurer 141. I1'.t nice to be rmtural when 1'l1N'1'U 11.1l111'11lly nite! SELAH BOND- fu11i01 ' Orchestra 131 141. W'lJe1z Selah g1'11d11a1er. Ruh- iuof will lmre lo uwlrlv his rrep. 111' hir 1'iali11 will he play- ing ,refund pddle Io Sel11lJ'.1.' MARGARliT BROWN Committee junior Prom 1513 Chairman of Decoration Committee for Senior Ball 141 3 Glee Club 141 3 Commercial Club 121 1312 Senior Class Secretary 141 3 Christmas Dance Decorating Committee 141. Bright blue eyer and flrzxerz lmir. A ,imile 1h111',t .1u1111y, complex- IOM fair: A bll,l'iI1t'.f.f u'011111n tlJ11l'r .ture of 1'ElZ01.4f'H ll lar1 if flair 111111-rel? Why, Mrzrgurel B1'0u'11 .'! ILA COLE-'rC0l?y,' Commercial Club 121 1413 Commercial Club Reporter 141. If 1111 d0e,r11't become 11 .terre- mry. .rbe'll ,rurely be an 1-11't1'e.r,1 in .1 rlou' 1110111111 picture. DONALD EASTLEY- HS6lldf07'U Business Manager of Scroll 141g Advertising Manager of Socluskan 141Q House Man- ager of Play, Spanish Onion 141g Chief of Safety Patrol 141 3 Magazine Contest 141. Senator Ea11ley'r adminirtra- lion war marked by 11 new deal for Sodur High. Nou' you can drop mme of the 1'111'e.t and 1'e.1pr111.ribili1ie.r and . . . Play. Don! Q' Intramural Basektball Q41. NORMA EASTLEY- Norm junior Prom Committc Q31: Library Assistant Q31 Christmas Dance Committc Q41g Baked Food Sales Con mittee Q41g Commercial Clu President Q41g Commerci: Club Q11 Q21 Q31 Q41. Pretty to walk ufitlr, Witty to tale with. And pleatanl, too, to thin, upon. BEATRICE ELL1s W'e'll .ftand Beatrire up againtt Floyd Gibboni any dag for it marathon .rpeaking ton- Iefl. and expert Beatrice to u'in. W'elre torry Newark bad to lore ber. but u'e're glad to have had ber. HELEN GATES Glee Club Q11 Q21 Q31 Q41 3 Christmas Dance Com- mittee Q41 5 junior Dance Com- mittee Q31. E very rcbool .rltould bazfe itr two gater, and we're glad Helen, one of Sodui' pair, ufar in llye rlatf of 1934. VINCENT JOHNSON- Vince Young Farmer's Club Q11 Q21 Q31 Q41g Intramural Bas- ketball Q41g Agricultural Bas- ketball Team Q41g Intramural Baseball Q41 g Intramural Man- ager Q41. Wim. Wigor and Witality. IDA LEE Chairman of Program Com- mittee for Commercial Club Q41g Captain Blue Team for lst Period Gym Class Q41g In- tramural Basketball Team Q21 Q31 Q41g Intramural Baseball Team Q21 Q31 Q41g Sports Club Q41g Dance Club Q41. After knozring Ida, ufe can readil 1' apprefiate bow the corn- pofer felt uflaen be wrote tbe Jong: Ida, Sufeet at Apple Cida, Seniors --if 7 fife- I EDWARD EISEMAN- Eddie Engineer's Club, President Q41 g Representative to Student Council Q41. We u'ouldn't be at all Jur- prired to bear of Profettor Ei.rernan'J giving .rrience lec- turer in the near future. How about .rome rornplimentary tir- keff, Ed .7 CHARLES Fox- Charlie Intramural Basketball Q21 Q31 Q41g Intramural Baseball Q21 Q31 Q41g Intramural Soc- cer Q21 Q41 3 junior Prom Or- chestra Committee Chairman Q41 g Bacculaureate Usher Q31 Q Soccer Q41g Baseball Manager Q41 3 Class President Q41 g Play, Spanish Onion Q41 5 Play, Leave It to the Seniors 41. I IVl1en I get to be preti- dent ..... W'ben you do, Charlie, rote for the old age pemion, we'll need it! DoRoTHY HOUCK- Dot Editor of Soduskan Q41 g Senior Ball Decoration Com- mittee Q41 g Christmas Dance Refreshment Committee Q41 g Senior Supper Advertising Committee Q41. None knew ber out to love ber, Or named ber but to praire ber. ABRAM JOHNSON- Abe House Manager for Leave It to the Seniors Q41 g Young Farmers Club Q41 3 Intramural Volley Ball Q41. We tltouglat a boiler fartory was noify, but that Open Model F! A neufronzer. Abram .toon nude a plate for birnielf in 'ur rlaft. JANE LETTICE Glee Club Q11g Intramural tasketball Q31 5 Handicraft llub Q41 4 Art Club Q51 3 Sen- tr Ball Advertising Manager 41 3 Mistress of Wardrobe, Spanish Onion Q41. Did .rlae burn up? What we ean if tltat janeir never fail- g good nature brought ber up tiling after ber boure burned urn 'n' everything. MAa1AN Lewis- Mid Intramural Basketball 121 1313 Intramural Baseball 121 1313 Intramural Volleyball 121 1313 Intramural Tennis 1313 Advertising Manager, Spanish Onion 141g Adver- tising Manager, Leave It to the Seniors and Elmer 141 . Louie',r future patientr are plenty lucky. Imagine baring a nurre who il an artirt and a .rtar athlete at well. II e feel kinda ,rick oinxvelres. Marian. RODMAN Luow1o- Rod Soccer 141 3 Basketball Mgr. 141Q Intramural Basketball 1413 Photographic Editor of Socluskan 141, Operetta Oh, Doctor 141. W'l1atlaa1'e we done to New- ark to de.i'e1'1'e tlaii? Sefioufly though, bereft 4 rote in fazfor of one-half lhetter or wwxrel of the Mudwig-Liller Corpora- tion. BERYL MOTT Commercial Club 121 151 1413 Commercial Club Repre- sentative to Student Council 141 3 Intramural Basketball 121 151 3 Intramural Base- ball 121 151 3 Senior Ball Com- mittee. She like-xr her Fivh 1er1. DELILAH MYERS- Parry Band 111 121 131 1413 Glee Club 121 131 141. Delilalaii' nickname dercribex better than we could. ber quiet, gentle way of going about rchool. But ,vlae',r not .io quiet that u'e didn't min ber when .rbe ,flipped out of .rcbool and left ur. MARTHA PATT EN- Mart ' Play, Leave It to the Seniors Tennis 131 g In Charge of Co mencement Invitation Orde 141 3 Salutatorian. f . c 'I f ' 6 Play, The Spanish Oniong' fi r Oterl the imzllut actor lm! tlne loudeit whiitle but i tlzix care the output juslip the uibixtle. JANE LUCAS- jamie Baseball 1213 Intramural Lasketball 121 1313 Scroll unior Reporter3 Scroll Grade Assembly Reporter 1411 Bas- etball 1413 Play, Spanish Dnion 1412 Mistress of the Wardrobe, Leave It to the Seniors 1413 Glee Club 141Q Sports Club 141g Intramural l'ennis and Ping Pong 141. Out of a mlitude. Jbe maker 1 multitude of erentx. Sonny Intramural Baseball 111 3 ntramural Basketball 111, 121 3 Intramural Soccer 121 1513 Baseball 121 131 1411 Basketball 151 141 3 Soccer 141 3 Volley Ball 1413 Intra- mural Volley Ball 151 141 3 Athletics Editor of Soduslcan CHARLES MILLER- fr I 141 . A reg'lar feller and the main reawn why Sodur High School feacberr get gray. ZELMA MussoN Commercial Club Member 121 131 3 Secretary Commercial Club 141 3 Dance Committee 141 3 Committee Commercial Club Dance 141 . Zelmalr big drag with the police department and her com- petence in the commercial field ought to make ber Jornebodyi perfect blond ,recretarjyf BERNIECE OLNEY- BEE Vice-President 121 3 Girls' Glee Club 131 1413 Play, Make Yourself at Home 151gOperetta131 141g Play, Spanish Onion 1413 Play, Leave It to the Seniors 141 3 Czptain of Magazine Contest V8 of the Burgers-Olney' dance team leaving? Tre! Tiki If Berniece were willing to ex- claange Guy for Fred Artaire, .rl5e'd be a ,recond Ginger Rog- err. Louise PEARCE- Weezy Operetta, The Count and the Co-ed 1311 Operetta, Ask the Professor 121g Op- eretta, Oh, Doctor 1413 Glee Club 131 1413 Play, Make Yourself at Home 13:1 Bacculaureate Usher 151 . Slwe .iuziled on many fur! for fun And with that rutile, tbe work um' done. REGINALD PROSEUST ,,Reg.. I I f lf President Sophomore Clus 122 3 President Student Organ ization 142 3 Business Manage Scroll 1323 Business Manage Soduskan 142 3 2nd Placi Speaking Contest 1323 ls Place Speaking Contest 142 If lhii lift of ajltef and at tivitier i.fn'l long enough In mmfinee -you. u'e'll he glad 1, add that Reg if t't?l'ldl72l-2' 1. 'frwell gm and a real leader for lhe fehool. UISE YMIZR- . ehleu 9 4H 1121221321421 Cla ay junior Response ittee 1321 Operetta, Count and the Coed 13 Operetta, Oli Doctor 1 hf Bang! Oh Pardon Me l Remrerirzg j'0IH'.l'6lf,. i1'J Louiie you ree. But u'e'll he! fhaf Ihe Seroll will he in al fx zrithonf W ELEN ROBINSON croll Typist 1 3 Commer- al Club 142 3 S iqrjall Dec- in ,361 orating fom itt e. Hale '.r,?qbR0n-a mail to Xuan of heauty Jhops. , If X lkd' is X . . JANE SM1r1-i- Emmy Tennis 122 152 1423 Intra- mural basketball 122 132 3 bas- ketball 1423 Intramural volley ball 1423 Intramural quoits 1423 art club treasurer 1423 Commercial Club 122 132 1423 intramural baseball man- ager 142. Some Ihinh lhe uvrrld um made for fun and frolir, and .ro do I! JAMES STONE-Hfillllllifly Young Farmer's Club 112 122 132 142 3 Intramural base- ball 122 1323 Intramural bas- ketball 122 132 1423 Palmyra Poultry judging 1223 Class Vice-President 132 3 Intramural volley ball 132 142 3 Rochester Fruit judging 132 1423 Pal- myra Fruit Judging 132 3 Base- ball 142 3 Operetta, Oh, Doc- tor 142 , The Sodus High School maidenir prayery Jimmie Slone, le! go my hai1'. ' Seniors ...Qf 9 FAQ..- EDITH PULVER Class Treasurer 1123 Scroll Advertising Manager 132 3 Edi- tor of Scroll 142 3 Soduskan Literary Editor 142 3 Glee Club 112 122 132 1423 Operetta 122 132 1423 Manager of Magazine Contest 142. An editor. a writer, an excel- lenf rludenl,-and a charming lizlle lady, withal ! Wfhal more need we Jay? ROLLIE RICHARDSON- frR0l' ' Intramural Basketball 112 122 132 142 3 Intramural Vol- ley Ball 132 1423 Commercial Club 142 3 Soccer Manager 1423 Tennis 1423 Track 142. Born lo he lalel In Jpite of this Zlf'8dr6!1E.f,l' Rollie haf fhauw ur real perferzferanee. HOWARD SERMON- Shorty Glee Club 132 1423 Oper- etta 132 1423 Soccer 1423 President of Engineers Club 1423 Stage manager for Play, Leave it to the Seniors 142. A farh of all trader, and, ranlrary lo tradition. a mailer of ,fE1'6'I'dl. MARIAN STEVENS- Stevie Intramural Basketball 122 132 3 Chairman of junior Prom 1323 Intramural Tennis 1323 Captain Varsity Basketball 1423 Intramural Volley Ball 132 1423 Play, Spanish On- ion ll ha1 are lirrle girl: made of? Sugar and SPICE and all lhal'.r nice- Thalfi what lifrle girly are made off csiee Club 132 142 com- 1ercial Club 122 132 1423 Secretary of Commercial Club 142. ANNA TUNLEY 1 ' l Af long at we remember '111na. u'e'll rememher her urlr. her earefully manicured railf. and her handherrhieffr in- 'ariahljr matching her dre.f.re.f.' lu! u'e'll rememher. loo. haw lad u'e were lo have her for friend. Q F4 ,aa 'lf' f'l'?5!'n? MM ,2zZ'v.1 Seniors HAROLD TURNER- Pele Band 111 121 131 141: Orchestra 121 151 1413 Bas- ketball, Second Team 121 3 Basketball 131 141 3 Glee Club 141 3Class President 131 3 Vol- leyball 141 3 Intramural Volley- ball 131 1413 lntramural Soc- cer 121 131 3 Intramural Track 1313 Baseball 1413 Soccer 141 1 Uh. be run down the floor with lhe greamiz of gutto, lI itlo the ret! of the team madly ealing hit du.rlr1! OLIVE VAN EIENWYK Public Speaking Contest 131 1413 French Club 1413 Liter- ary Editor of Soduskan 141g Class Day junior response 131. Ever .vinre lhe W'a.rlJingmn Trip u'e'1'e been ,mying- ll here did you get that hal? Bn! wer .tinre our f1'e.i'la1mrn year.-- A gona' ,vtudenl .md 41 real friend. DORIS VAN LARE Soduskan Art Editor 1413 Business Manager for sale of Christmas Cards 1413 French Club 1413 Advertising Com- mittee, Leave lt to the Seniors 141. 011, for u bit uf that magic touch in Doris' fngefiv, ll l1e1'e. we humbly Luk, would the Sodurlean have been tiiitlwut ber? GLADYS VAN LAKE- Gladie Glee Club 121 131 141: Operetta, Ask the Professor 121 3 Operetta, The Count and the Co-ed 131 3 Operetta, Oh Doctor 1413 octette 131 1413 Public Speaking Contest 121 151 1413 Play, Spanish Onion 1413 Play, Leave lt to the Seniors 141, All the llnnrlzz' li' tt Smgef' MARioN YEOMA-Ns Class President 111 3 Oper- etta, Ask the Professor 121 3 Glee Club 121 151 1413 Op- eretta, The Count and the Co- ed 1313 Octette 1413 Operetta, Oh, Doctor 141g Play, Spanish Onion 141 3 Play, Leave lt to the Seniors 141 3 Sodus Apple Blossom Queen 141. The fniriex certainly Iefl fmmy gifix at Mr1rion'.r clarit- lening: beauty. charm, talent mr! a zveallh of friends. -..gi 10 CLASS COLORS Rose AND SILVER CLASS FLOWER AMERICAN BEAUTY CLASS MOTTO The Door to S1n're,t.r ir Labeled Path Class Poem Commencement is a time of joy, New phase of life at once begins. What happy times at Sodus High! Yet through our hearts much sorrow rings. The sadness comes when we must leaveg Each to his chosen way must go, Each has his purpose to achieve, And into greater knowledge grow. But still our motto reads Success, So why be sorrowful today? Accomplishment brings happiness, And our success should make us gay. By MARTHA N. CAMP. '35 Class Song THE CLASS OF THIRTY-FIVE Four years ago we started here Determined to conquer life To fit ourselves for a career We began with toil and strife. When sophomores we were so wise Because our start was best Some left because of poor advice The rest of us stood the test. The junior year is cne of fun When we have climbed the hill And many of our tasks are done But we have won by will. The good old seniors are the best And folks will honor us For we have ended the greatest test We began and thought we must. CHORUS Cheer the class of thirty-tive From green frosh to seniors brave Now we are honored by Sodus High After those happy days. By MARTHA N. CAMP 1To the tune of Solomon Levi Class History On a sultry day in July the sun shone through the branches of the trees overhanging the river and fell upon the sleeping figures of two boys in overalls. The fishing poles were dangling in the water and a nibble startled Pete Turner who threw up his arms. Drawing in his line, he shouted to his sleeping friend, Jimmie Stone. Labor omnia vincitf' Jimmie roused from his dreams, brushed his hands over his eyes and said lazily, What? , I said, hollered Pete, oh, never mind. It's Latin and you won't know the meaning anyway. If you said Latin, you mean Miss Hospers. O, Boy, remember the tar mask of Miss Hospers that one of the students put on the back of the Freshman homeroom? Miss Hospers was the girls' Freshman Advisor, wasn't she? Yes, and Mr. Lewis was the boys','f answered Pete. Gee, those days seem far away but one thing we freshmen didn't have to undergo was initiation. We started that in our Sophomore year in the Class of 1936 Who were our Freshman officers? IDidn't we have a Freshmen party? asked Jimmie, rolling over on his stomach. One question at a time, big boy. Marion Yeomans was our President. I can't remem- ber the rest. Sure, we had a Freshman party. Don't you remember Marhlon dancing with the broom? I Wasn't Reginald President in our Sophomore year? I know Bernice Olney was Vice- President because I remember her and Fannie, our secretary, distributing the oranges we won-what did we win the oranges for? Anyway, I remember I had one orange. It was in the Junior year that our salutorian, Martha Patten, joined us, wasn't it? Pete, how come we had two secretaries. and Girls' advisors that year? asked Jimmie. I know, said Harold jumping up. i Vivian Griswold moved away so Reginald took his place and Miss Weatherlow left school so the girls elected Miss Dutcher. Gold old Benjie, whom we saw in Washington, was our advisor and Charles Fox, our senior Presi- dent, kept our moneyf, J Harold, what were our class colors? continued Jimmie, Sodus High School's re- nowned question-asker. ' Oh, Jimmie, don't you remember? Old Rose and Silver and they seemed to be the death of us. We used the Senior class's colors, green and gold, for our Junior Prom. Don't you remember how they asked us on class day if our colors weren't any good because we used theirs? We told them they were Dutch colors. We had a swell Prom with our Dutch scenery and little Dutch maids, ,Edith and Doris, serving the refreshments. We made money on it, too. And then, Jimmie, we entered our important Senior year. The girls elected Miss Andrews, as their advisor and us boys elected Mr. Rude as our advisor. Say, you were vice-president, weren't you? Who was secretary?,' gasped Jimmie. You ought to know. It's funny you would forget when it was Margaret Brown. And also for your information Betty Belden handled the money bags. Look, Pete, the sun is sinking. We've spentnso much time recalling past times that we haven't noticed the time. Let's go home. The two boys picked up their things, linked arms and started down the path singing, Should auld acquaintance be forgot, And never bro't to mind? Should auld acquaintance be forgot, And days of auld lang syne? For auld lang syne, my dear, For auld lang syneg We'll take a cup o'kindness yet For auld lang syne. So they departed with the notes of that song ringing through the forest. ll Jia..- Junior Class Once upon a time, there were some youngsters who, because they knew how to spell it and thought it seemed a great word, chose the name of a certain brand of milk for their class flower and designated such as a white CARNATION. Since these same kiddies had heard that a motto is in order in such a group, they chose Honor waits at labor's Gates. It so happened as a surprise to all, that these little folks struggled from one subject to another until they were no longer called kiddies but other names-various other names. Then on one great and ordinary day they became that part of the High School firm which does all the work, spends most time in the office, helps the weak but willing first year people, and is considered elegant, sophisticated and substantial by the Seniors-in other words, became the junior Class. Time alone, they say, can tell of greatness and since time is busy fleeting, it behooves this star reporter to relay to you the actions of this meek, modest, but powerful class. From the start the class showed intelligence by selecting Miss Greene and Mr. Thomas as advisors. Then to go with this gallant combination these officers were chosen: Preridefzr .....................,....... jAMEs MYERS lfice-Preridefzf ..., ........ W ILLIAM Fox Secretary ....... . , .ELIZABETH VAN HEE Trearnrev '.... ...................,... A LICE LOCKNER Next, because all dues were fnotj paid and just for a good start, a stupendous party was enjoyed by all. Soon a great spurt of energy and enthusiasm wrapped all of Sodus in wax paper which the juniors sold. Stopping at nothing, they showed the community some real talent when they produced their hit show-their only one and play of the season, ln an Airplane Passenger Station. It was miracu-lous to hear Lawrence Wiest in his airplane and see 'john Herman in his regalia. But read onw-the juniors gave a great garden party on june 7 and once more All ye community's Lads and Lassies tripped the light fantastic. And then feeling sorry for them and sorry about them, the great juniors joined the Great Seniors for a great picnic at Owasco Lake--Great Day! Continue readinga-read until you realize the athletic ability of these sons and daughters -how many of them made Varsity Teams Q Westie was even captainj and how the boys and girls each won the Intramural basketball Championship. And now ceaseArelax--the tale is over-fit's been a great year for the juniors but think of next! --+25 12 ls-- ' Sophomore Class Traditionally, sophomores are in-between peopleeneither lowly frosh nor sophisti- cated upper classmen. But be it modestly said, there is nothing btzlf-may about the class of 1937. It may be in between, but it has a distinct personality of its own. The form of government seemed to be matriarchal, for the offices of the class, with only one exception, were turned over to the fairer sex. The imposing list of female officials is hereby presented for inspection: Prefidezzf ,.......................,,. STE1.i.A BLEMLY Vitae-Premlezzf. . . ...... EDITH YoUNo Secretary ........................... DoRoTHY Kimus Treazi-wer .......,................,.. AILEHN INGISON The one exception was Donald Harris, who served as S. O. Representative for the first part of the year. Upon Don's resignation, Gerald Gallagher was elected to take his place. We understand that Gerald had things pretty much his own way, in spite of being so greatly outnumbered. fWomen sure fall for these guys that croonlj When Dorothy Kraus rose to the rank of a junior in january, Helen Van Heiten was entrusted with the secretaryship. Miss Newton and Mr. Arnott, as advisors, proved to be real friends and supporters of the class. When it came to planning the Initiation program for the freshmen, what Mr. Arnott couldn't think of, Miss Newton could! On November ninth, the sophomores gathered together in the gymnasium for a social night. Comical games were followed by card playing and several kinds of plain and fancy dancing. fMostly fancylj The high point of the year occurred during the week of March twelfth-Initiation Week. Did the freshmen suffer-and did the sophomores love it? For a week before the chapel Get Wise program, all the freshmen had to carry their books in market baskets, to which green bows were attached. They also carried open umbrellas to and from school. The boys looked charming in bracelets and earrings fRemember Bobbie Shaw?j, and the girls very sporty in neckties. Gaining position and prestige is very much like eating Crackerjack- The more you eat, the more you wantf' Having tasted the pleasure of rising to a point where they can look down on the frosh, the sophomores are anticipating their promotion to the rank of juniors where they can have two classes looking up to them. They will be satisfied, they say, if next year proves to be as enjoyable and profitable as this has been. -..ggi Eb..- l i at Freshmen The other day when we were walking down the hall, we saw Rita Duncan and Arland Wllite by one of the lockers, squeezing in a few precious seconds of conversation be- tween classes. Of course, we didn't mean to listen, fwe wouldnt do that for anythingj-- but Arland whispered so loud we couldn't help but hear him say, Rita, dear, why is your face so red? And Rita answered, Oli, Arland, I'm just blushing to think how green I've been all year! ln September, the Freshmen were green, indeed, in the eyes of the upper classmen but they have certainly learned the ways of Sodus High School so rapidly, that Rita and Arland may yet steal the honors away from Elnora and Fred. They began to show signs of organization early in the year with the election of the following olhcers: Prefideuf ...... . . ........ VUILLIAM HAAK Vive-Prariden! .... .,.. V IRGINIA ATK1NsoN Serrefrzry .......... .... E vta1.YN Efisreittv 7'reamrer ............................. R1TA DUNCAN S. O. Reprerwzfizfizie ................... Rossa W1LscJN Miss We-lclm, a new and well-liked teacher, and Mr. Lewis, always the Answer to a Freshman's Prayer, served as class advisors. The Freshmen boys had a soccer and a basketball team. Although neither team was a winner, the boys had fun playing these games. The Freshmen Girls had a basketball team and they took second place. Freshmen, or rather Fresh Girls, aren't so green after all. The boys also had an indoor baseball team which played with the other inter-mural teams. On March twelfth, the Freshmen were initiated by the Sophomores. The President says it was very successful because they enjoyed doing the things set before them. fCould it be true that the Freshmen enjoy being slaves?J When june has rolled nearly all her days off the calendar, the Freshmen expect to cele- brate ending their hrst year with a picnic which has great quantities of food. They will discard their green cloak and put on the mantle of the jolly Sophomores. They certainly have a reason to rejoice. Not any of them will become embarrassed any more by such questions as Arland asked Rita. I f -43 14 fy..- Eighth 4 Grade Tempus fugitl The Eighth Grade came to the conclusion that it certainly does fugit, when they looked over the record of events which have taken place during their last year as graders, before they take their place as High School Frosh. Starting off the year with pep and energy. they finished in the same manner, and are all ready to step in next September and run the High School. Early in the year. they put themselves in the hands of the following competent officers: P1't'.i'itfe11f ........... ................ R omfai' BAKER Vii'e-Pi-emfefzf. . . .... jAcoB VANDERBROOK Set-mfizrjt ...... ..,... B ETTY joHNsoN 7il'e'r!.I'lll'6l' . ....... . . . ....,..., jAMIiS PowERs 5. C. l6epre.re11f.zlir'e .............. MARY jANIi joHNsoN Things started humming right away after that. Because I-Iallowe'en was the first date on which the class could really justify a party, they waited until then, but made up for lost time on that occasion. Witli whom do you suppose the Eighth Grade enjoyed their Halloween Party? None other than the Freshmen. We can just imagine how dignified the Eighth Grade was! Qfior once in its lifelj And when Christmas rolled around, the class held another party. Sometimes the upper classmen wish they were in the grades again so that they could take part in these holiday parties! Of course, our neighboring high schools have heard of the Seventh and Eighth Grade Boys' Basketball Team. How did this happen, you may ask? Well, the team played the grade basketball teams of other schools and they made an illustrious name for themselves. They owe all their success to their manager, Mr. I-Ieise, who is also the class advisor. This spring Mr. Heise also organized a boys' baseball team of the Seventh and Eighth Grades combined. This team met with the same amount of success that the basketball team had. Can you feature an up-and-coming class without its own class song? The Eighth Grade couldn't, so at the beginning of the year a committee consisting of Clyde Turner, jacob Vanderbrook, Betty johnson and Mary jane johnson set to work and composed a very creditable class song. fbefore The classinj The Eighth Grade has a very good reason for wanting the last of june and the end of the school year to come. They are anxiously awaiting the annual school picnic. This year it will be held at Stony Bluff. A -..gf I5 Ei..- H Seventh Grade Halloween Parties! Christmas Parties! Valentine Parties! Hikes! Picnics! Wlio does all this? If you go to Sodus High School, you know the answer: the Seventh Grade, of course. Always gathering for a social time! They surely know what fun is, but they know the meaning of activity, as well. Here are a few of the high spots of their calendar for the year: Bobbing for apples and consuming cider and doughnuts at the Halloween partyg Decorating a Christmas tree and playing Santa Claus to each other and to Miss Bonner, the class advisor, at the Christmas partyg and making a Valentine cake for Mr. and Mrs. Rude and delivering it to their home. QMiraculously enough, they ate it and lived to tell the tale.j The class has kept a scrap book of the class events including snapshots of members of the class and clippings from the paper. fIt's too bad we couldn't have some of those snapshots in the Soduskan. That one of ,... J Members of the class were invited to put on, in a grade assembly, a play written by Kathryn Chambers. They did so, and were able to add the performance to their already lengthy list of successful accomplishments. Did you know that the Seventh Grade has some real musicians? The class was proud of the line solo work of Mary Alice Hoste and Vincent Gaudino who were entered in the band contest at Palmyra. The officers for the year have been: Preridenr ............ ..... S HIRLEY LA Rock Vire-Prerideuf . .. ..... CAROLINE BOLLER Sei-remry ........ .... M ARY Aucn Hosts 7'l'61lJll7'6l' ............... ..... T HELMA DOREEN S. 0. Ilepi-efefzralizie ....... .... j AMES WALBOURN Keeper of the Strap Book .... .,... V INCENT GAUDINO Cheer Leader ............,....... GERTRUD12 LA BELLE Clair Poe: ........................ MARSHALL COLES Members of the Seventh Grade are anticipating a picnic in june which will close the activities of the year and which will mark their advancement into the Eighth Grade. We can picture Shirley Mills with her pigtails, Gertrude La Belle with her yells, and Shirley La Rock with her presiding manner coming back next year with the resolution to have just as much fun as they did in the Seventh Grade. -Q 16 ip..- f wsmmumsm Student Organization A government of the people, by the people, and for the people. Sodus High School's Student Council is based upon, and works in accordance with, this famous principle of democracy that has been characteristic of America since the days of her courageous be- ginning. From every class and every club in the school, one representative is sent to the Student Organization, and it is his business to look after the interests of the group which he represents. In the case of our government, you see, an equal voice in the government is more than an ideal, it's a reality! The student body elects the ollicers of the Council annually. The President presides over Chapel in a most dignified UQ and authoritative manner. The Vice-President reads the announcements, he also looks up the biggest words he can find in the dictionary and stammers over them in his speech. Need we add that Reginald Proseus was president and Curtiss Gaylord, vice-president? George Burnett was secretary and Harold Turner kept the bulging, overflowing treasury in hand. Theres one thing we envy the representatives for, and that's being able to see Reg pound the gavel impressively on the desk to secure order in a S. O. meeting. Rumor has it that Reg rapped on the freshman representatives head by mistake one day, but we should hate to believe such a thing. Each year the organization gives a ticket to the students who pay their dues. This S. O. ticket enables the owner to gain admission to any athletic event at a reduced price. Another phase of the Student Council work is the Safety Patrol program, designed to insure the safety of the children in the lower grades. This year the Council again super- vised the work and appointed high school boys, by a weekly schedule to stand at the intersections at the noon and afternoon dismissals and to see that cars driving by waited until the children had crossed. This program is really worthwhile, and the Student Coun- cil deserves a great deal of credit for its management. Other things which this Student governing body has accomplished during the year are: the planning of the weekly chapel programs, the distribution of awards for sports, music, and the school publications, to be made at the end of the year, the promotion of the cheerleading program, and the organization of a subscription drive for the Soduskan, which helped to raise the total subscriptions over the number set for the desired goal. Could the members of the Student body work together so elhciently and harmoniously as they do without the help of the Student Council? We think not. As long as Sodus High School exists and operates to the advantage of every pupil, the Student Council cannot outlive its usefulness. -tl 17 lse- l l Soduskan Dere S!eu'de11.re.' Tooday you are reeding your noo yere book witch we hav wurked vary hard too put out. How doo you like it? You hollered enuf about stiff kuvers and baybee pitchers, and we houp your pleezed. The Hrst Sodus-Can witch wuz pubblished laste yere wuzz a gude jobb. Noww we are offerin yoo the secunde eedishun. We neerly robbed the banx and helled peepul up in order to raze the amount needded too git you the book yoo wantede. Ef yoo dont like it, blamme Dorthee Houck, the verie effishent editir in cheef. The reste of the staf kin taak some of the blamme alsoe. Reg Proshush lost meny ours of sleepe wateing for you to give us your subscripshuns. Donulde Eestelee wure out too pares of shooze tuning around geting addes. The litery wurk wuz sucesfuly dun by Olive Ven Enwick and Eidieth Pulaver. Ef yoo dont like the arte wurk and the Sodus in 1960 ware untel yoo git Maryun Lewis or Dariss Ven Laree alon sum timme and tel themm about it. Charls Miller, our best sportsman, rote the sportes rite upps. Rodmen Ludwigg toke care of the fotographick wurk. The booke culdnt of bin made without the helpe of Miz Andruze and Mr. Rood. Thoe at lott of wurk foar us we hadd a lotte of funn doin it an we hoap yoo wille enjoy reeding it azz rnutch. Love and kizzez, THE SODUS-CAN STAF. P. 5. U0 the Seuyerfj Maryun Steveens and Marie May Baret are too blamme foar the Seenyer Rite Upps. Tak it out on themm. S. C. S. 18 ii..- 8 i M477 V , .-.si Scroll Do you know why the,Scroll was graded in the second group of school newspapers in a nation wide contest? This honor was given to us because of the neatness of the paper and arrangement of the material. Perhaps these two major points were brought about by the printing which we did ourselves. Last September for financial and instructive rea- sons, we decided to do the printing at school. For three or four hours on Saturday mornings, the members of the staff worked at the school and all helped to get the paper ready to be sold on the following Tuesday. We shall never forget how the punchers hurt our hands! We have endeavored to publish an issue of the paper every month but in order to conserve time and money, we printed only six issues, each issue with more than twenty pages. We introduced a new feature into this year's Scroll and that was the Exchange Column. It is really beneficial and advantageous to us to read other papers because we become acquainted with new ideas and we profit by the mistakes found in the paper. Along with the printing of the news, we used our artists to draw cartoons and cover designs. And did we have some snappy ads and cartoons!! The following people comprise the members of the Scroll staff: Editor-nz-Chzef ..,............,........................ EDITH PULVER Afmriaf. Ediminr. .. ............. CRAXVFORD ADAMS, JAMES MYERS Spawn Edirwzf. . . . . .GUY BURGESS, ARLAND WHITEV, WILMA SEAGER Social Edimr .... ........................... L OUISE RAYMER Exclaawge Editor ...... . , .ELIZABETH VAN HEE Adrerfifing 1VIam1ger. .. ..... GORDON CLAUS Bll.fjlI?.fJ' Manager ..... ..... .... D O NALD EASTLEY Ari Editor ...... .... . . ....................... MARIAN LEWIS New Reporfeizr .................... ALICE LOCKNER, GLADYS VAN LARIE. ODESSA BoisE, NORMAN DE NEEF, LOUISE PEARCE Clan Repo:-lei-J ........., MARIAN STEVENS-Senior, MARiAN LAWRENCE- juniorg ARLAND WHITE+SOPh0m0f6Q RICHARD HILL-Freshman, MARY JANE joHNsoNaEighth Grade, SHIRLEY MILLS-Seventh Grade, Typim ............... ELEANOR BRINK. MARTHA CAMP, HELEN ROBINSON. ANNA T UNLEY Without the help and direction of our faculty advisor, Miss Bunce, our paper would never have become a success. We, the staff, extend to her our sincere appreciation for the help she has given us during the year. -t-'Ei 19 lie- T- W r l l Public Speaking MoNoLoc.uE Speaker: A seat in the front row of the Sodus High School auditorium. Time: May 1, 1955. Goodness, why all the lights? Say, Abe, what are you letting down the back drop and the side curtains for? No kidding, is the local prize speaking contest tonight? Well, that's why every night for the past couple of weeks the contestants have come over to rehearse after supper! What do you know? There come the old stand-by faculty ushers- Miss Greene, Miss Welch, Miss Bodley, Miss Stone and Miss Cotes. Golly, people are coming in fast, things ought to start pretty soon now. What time is it, anyway? Almost seven-thirty. I hope ..... There go the lights! It's beginning. Here comes Mr. Rude. Boy, those are good looking cups he's telling us about. All through? Well, here we go! Olive Van Eenwyk is first. Let's see what the program says: W'hite Lilar.t. ' Say, isn't she doing the thing well? Kinda makes me cry, though--all that stuff about the ministers mother! Now Crawford Adams. Can he orate or can he orate? The Big Pazmde is a great speech, and Crawf is making the most our of it. Well heres Marian Lawrence, looking very calm and composed. Where's that program? Oh-Fear God and Take Your Own Part. I know-that story of President Theodore Roosevelt. Nice work, Marian. I Am ez jeu'-Reg Proseus. Say, that doesn't sound right! Oh, he's telling a story of a jew persecuted under the Hitler regime. Reg sure can make me see that old doctor choosing death to a betrayal of his race. That was sumpin! jane Lucas next? That's a nice story, too: The Little King Iiimif Peezre. Why, she can talk and act just like a real little boy, can't she? That must have been sad-or else I'm getting to be an awful crybaby! Hm! Gordon Claus is sure telling us what The Supreme Meuare is. Say, that's a real job he's doing. I didn't know he could talk so slowly and deliberately! Congratulations, Gordie. Gladys Van Lare's the last girl. Why, that poor little hungry urchin+. What's the-sure, The While Hamlr of Telham. Last, but not least, Gladys- That was great! The Lillie Red Sehoalhozzrew-Curtiss Gaylord. That should be good. Say, it ir! Curt's saying some important things, and he's certainly convincing me, all right. He has a way of doing that, hasn't he? Now for the decision. Rev. Burnett says it was mighty hard to choose-I don't blame him-but that the girls first goes to Gladys, and the second to Marian. The boys? First to Reg and second to Crawford! Good for all of you. Doesn't Miss Andrews look pleased? I should think she would-everyone did so well. Well, it's all over for another year. -434 20 gh- n French Club Bonjour, les garcons et les Hlles du lycee de Sodus! Do you understand that? If you were one of the select few in this striking picture of the French Club, you would! We have become such fluent speakers of the French language, that we feel as though we could go into the most exclusive restaurant in Paris and order a six-course dinner from a French garcon without batting an eyelash. fWe think we could eat it that way, toolj To be serious: The first meeting of the French Club was held in October when the following officers were elected: Prefia'enf ...... ....... O DESSA BOISE Vive-Prafidenf. . . . . .EUZABETH VAN HBE Serrefary ..... ..... E DITH PULVER TI'EcIJ'lII'6l' ...............,........... GORDON CLAUS The purpose of this club is to learn about France, the French people and the customs so as to further the interest and understanding in the French language. The club supplements our reading in the foreign language and provides a background for our comprehension of French manners and modes of living. The projects and activi- ties of the club broaden and enrich our class work so that we have a stimulus always to get our lessons done. fThis does not work in all cases.j But because the club members are interested in having a good time besides learning about French customs, they indulge in some social activities. In December, the club had a party at which the members played French games and exchanged Christmas gifts. QThere was an elephant iight, I believe., Our appetites were large but our pocketbooks were small so we had to be satisfied with lemonade and cookies. However, we could have eaten much more. As a club project, a magazine, illustrating social, cultural, governmental and educa- tional activities in France, was made. Pictures of France and French advertisements were cut from magazines and newspapers and pasted on sheets of colored paper which were bound together in the form of a booklet. The members have done several French crossword puzzles. The race is on, A six letter word, a two letter word, the pencils fly, the cry, 'Tm iinishedi' and the puzzle is done. Fun? We think so! just join the club and find out for yourself. -all Zl 339- Library Club Aquarium? Garden? Art Gallery? Wliy, no, iris the Library! Pardon us, but we were somewhat confused, although pleasantly surprised, by the various displays about the room. Goldlish, plants, flowers, bulletin boards, and posters have all contributed to make the Library a most attractive place this year-in fact, so attractive that we haven't minded studying there at all. fWell, not much, anywayij Miss Newton came this year as a full time librarian and is responsible for these in- novations and for forming the Library Club. This year the club has been taking charge of arranging books correctly, rebinding books and making an attractive display for the bulletin board in the library. That's probably why winter, spring and autumn each frolicked there for a while. The club members have also taken charge of the library and have classified the books and picture files. Each member has been assigned to each of these duties sometime during the year. Although the bookworms are, for the most part, interested in reading and taking care of the library, they sometimes take time out to be sociable and to eat refreshments. Even booklovers crave food. A highspot of the year's social activities occurred on the evening of March 26 when members of the club met in the Home Economics Room for SUPpCl'. Elizabeth Van Hee, as president, Frances Mayeu, as vice-presidentg and Wilma Seager, as secretary and treasurer, have made a great success of the club. Let's give a rousing cheer for the booklovers and Miss Newton. They deserve it. -al 22 la'- Commercial Club All ready for an accuracy test? 70 space line, double spacing, indent for paragraphs. What does that remind you of? Yes, that's right-Typing class, just one feature of our commercial course. All high school students taking commercial subjects are eligible for membership in this club. The first meeting was held on September 26, with seventeen people enrolled in the Club which was reorganized last year by Miss Stone. The following officers were elected: President ...............,.........,. NORMA EASTLEY Vice-Prefidelll ........................,..... IDA LEE Set'1'elur'y ......., ...,. A NNA TUNLEY Treasurer .......... ..,. A Liciz BURLEE S. O. R6IUl'6.fE1lfdfj1'6 .....,............... BERYL MOTT Scroll Reporter .........,..............,,.. ILA COLE A committee to revise the Constitution was appointed with Ida Lee as chairman. A program committee was also named by the president, consisting of Ida Lee, as chairman, assisted by Beryl Mott, Anna Tunley, Margaret Brown and Alice Burlee. This committee has been very active and responsible for the programs. At one of the meetings freak letters were read by the members who had written them as their fee of admission to the meeting. A prize was given to Rollie Richardson for the best letter. This letter was written to a company, advertising wives for twenty-five dollars. He wanted to buy a lady who was dressed in a green coat and blue hat. A mock auction was held at another meeting. Because of his ability as a salesman, Rollie acted as auctioneer and was so successful in hammering his mallet and yelling Going, Going, Gone, that he disposed of a great number of erasers, books and chalk. The Club discussed the topic, lf I were an Employer, what would I expect of my Em- ployees? After many ideas had been proposed, Miss Stone related some of her pleasant experiences in an office and gave some practical suggestions. After a keen discussion, the members enjoyed a party in the Gymnasium, with supper served in the Home Economics Room. At the May meeting, projects for the school exhibit were presented and worked upon. These projects consisted of a poster with an attractive arrangement of bulletins for com- mercial colleges and business schools, pictures made with shorthand outlines and a story of Mr. Gregg, the founder of shorthand. Can business and a grand time be combined? The Commercial Club will vote YES any day in the week! -. 23 i l e H Handicraft Club Are your nerves steady enough to balance a teacup at a faculty party? The Handicraft girls can accomplish this feat. They proved it at their May tea party when with the Home Economics classes they entertained their mothers and the faculty. Do you know what smores are? The girls made them at their june picnic in Green's Woods. Parties and picnics aren't their only accomplishments, If you want a block-printed luncheon cloth, or favors for a party, or candy for a sale, call on a Handicraft girl and you will be given full details. The girls thought they would never find a name for their club. Names from Turtles to Bus Bees were su vested. And after some time Handicraft was decided uaon. Y 88 1 School spirit? Yes, the club has that. It assisted in making costumes for the operetta Oh, Doctor. How and when were these activities accomplished? By twelve members who gathered around the tables in the Homemaking Room twice a month. These oilicers have guided the club's activities throughout the year: Pwritlwzr ...... ..... j ANIE Lizrricis Vit-e-I're.fidw11. . . .... Onsssa Boisis Serrelary ..... . . .CAROL HARDY Treazmrer .............................. ALICE REED Would you like to know the club's most exciting experience? Trying to make Christ- mas holly with sealing wax over a candle. They'll never forget the feeling of that hot, juicy wax running down their lingers! Without the help of Miss Furman, the faculty advisor, the club would have been un- able to carry out its many accomplishments and they owe all their success to her. The club members all agree that much fun can be obtained from sewing, cooking and entertaining. We can just imagine all the fun they're going to have when they really do sew, cook and entertain in their own home! evil 24 lit- '- 4H Club The 4H Club boasts as its motto, Make the Best Better. The club consists of an enterprising group of boys from the junior High school group who hold monthly meet- ings to study farm topics and project work. There are nineteen members in the club represented by the following officers: President, Leo Fletcher, Vice-President, Raymond Cole, Secretary, Charles Burnette, Treasurer, Robert Baker, Reporter, Amiel Vandeveldeg Advisor, C. A. Lewis. The 4H Club members held an exhibit in the fall in the High School at which 4H Club work from all the Clubs in the district was shown. This included handicraft and produce grown by the members in their projects. The Sodus Club earned their share of the prizes and joined in the fall rally achievement meeting at which Mr. Hein Zleman, assistant State 4H Club leader, presided. The boys also took part in the exhibits and 4H Club Program at the Palmyra Fair. In this event, the Sodus boys also proved their ability, earning several prizes. During the year, the boys have practiced knot tying and rope splicing, studied the rules of parliamentary practice and have carried on their meetings in a business like way. They organized a soft ball team with Charles Burnette as manager and have had some exciting games with neighboring 4H Club teams. Each of the members is carrying on a project on his farm during the summer and plans to grow quality products to show at the Fair this fall. He will keep a business-like record of his activities and will gain experience so that he can carry out his motto, Make the Best Better, and develop his projects into a real profitable business. The 4H Club of the school sent delegates to several of the other 4H Club meetings and is trying to develop the spirit of working together in a cooperative way to promote the interests of the club. During the summer the members will form a tour and visit the projects of the other members. They learn by doing and profit by the experience of working together and benefiting by the work of each other. The local Club acted as hosts to the Ontario and Monroe County Club at the County 4H Play Contest and hope they may extend their hospitality and cooperation by sending a delegate to the 4H Club Conference at Ithaca. The 4H's stand for Head, Heart, Hand, and Health. -..aaa 25 ha..- Young Farmers' Clube Motto, We Grow as we Serve. The Young Farmer Club is an organization of boys representing the classes of Vaca- tional Agriculture of the High School. There are thirty members enrolled in the club this year with the following officers: Preridenz ....... ........ E LWOOD BALL Vine-preridenr .... . . .FREDERICK O,BRlEN Secretary ...... . . .LESTER DATTHYN Trearurer .... .... M ILAN MITCHELL Reporter .... .................... E UGENE DATTHYN Adzfimr ,............................ CARL A. Lewis The Young Farmers began their program this year by sending representatives to the State Meeting at the New York State Fair. In addition to the regular delegate meeting and program, the boys took part in the judging Contests and earned several prizes. The Fruit and Potato judging teams won second place at the Palmyra Fair contests and the Fruit team won first place at the Rochester Horticultural Society Meeting. Nine members of the club attended the annual meeting of the Young Farmers at Ithaca, Farm and Home week and took Part in the judging program in Fruit, Poultry, Dairy cattle, Potatoes, and Plant and Insect Identification and Control Contests. The members also attended the annual meeting and the Leadership Training School. The Boys also took charge of the western division of Young Farmers and sponsored the Speaking Contest for that section. Elwood Ball was selected to represent our group and the program was put on at the annual meeting of the Sodus Grange. The Sodus Lads were awarded second place in this contest. In the spring, the boys held two regional meetings at Macedon and joined together with the Wolcott and North Rose Chapters for a Father and Son Banquet at North Rose. The boys have held two outdoor meetings and one rifle shoot this year. They took part in the Basketball and Baseball leagues of the Wayne Monroe Group and the Ellison Park Rally Sports Program. This program included a regional business meeting of Western New York Young Farmers and the Sodus Boys took their share of awards in the contests which included relay races, horseshoe pitching, track, jumping and shot put. The entire club attended the program of the National Dairy Day celebration at the Geneva Experimental Station and delegates from the Club attended the Farm Manage- ment Meeting at Alfred University. Each member is carrying on a program of super- vised practice and are planning for a better program for next year. -wif 26 lse- Horns, trumpets, drums, cornets, trombones!! What a mixture of instruments! Yet, strangely enough, from that jumbled mixture comes a series of sweet, harmonious sounds. We are very proud of this active band which, under the direction of Mr. Glenn Waldorf, has played at fairs, band concerts and contests. The ofhcers of the band are: Preridenz .......................... HAROLD TURNER Vire-Pmridefzl ..... .... M ARHLON COLEMAN Secretary-Treflrlner' ........,...... CASTELLE DE HULLU Early in the year, September to be exact, the Sodus Band played at the Palmyra Fair. Inasmuch as that gave the school a half-day holiday, we will give three cheers for the band. All the people who were listening did too! During the fall and winter months, the band kept very busy. Every Tuesday afternoon until five ofclock, the band members spent their time preparing for the spring contest, the Finger Lakes Sectional Contest and the summer contests and conventions. The Spring Band Concert, that fabulous glory, was held on the evening of April thirtieth, in the auditorium of the High School. Those who attended the concert were very much impressed with the skill which the band has acquired this year. The Finger Lake Sectional Contest took place in Palmyra on the night of May third. We are pleased to say that some of the members played in the solo parts. Although they didn't win any prizes, we feel that the members of the band represented Sodus High School very favorably. The Band performed again on the evening of May sixth at a Chamber of Commerce banquet given in the school gymnasium. That evening was called Education Night in the Chamber of Commerce calendar and the band played to show the work of one phase of the music department. The Senior Class owes them a vote of thanks for playing so willingly at their Senior Supper which was given in December. The Band has been very successful this year and our only wish to them is that they may be just as successful, and even more so, next year. We are sure that this organiza- tion is very worth while and necessary to the school and we think any member would tell you that he is proud and honored to belong to such a talented group of young people. --'iii 27 Crchestra Mnrir zvloirh gefztlier on the .rpirit liar Than fired eyelidr 1117011 tired eyef. TizNNYsoN. A few years ago, Miss Alice Shannon, our music supervisor, started the first orches- tra Sodus High School has had. Under her capable leadership, the orchestra has grown and increased in size as well as popularity. Each year a practically new orchestra has to be built up due to the fact that most of its participants graduate each year. If pupils would study instrumental music earlier in school, the above procedure would not be so difficult. This year, the orchestra has produced very fine results even though there are but four of last year's players with us at the present time. We have completed several selections. among which are: Fair zlflaid of Perth by Widdelg an overture, and Izzlernlezzo by George Bizet. Some of the important occasions at which the orchestra has played are the Senior Supper on December twenty-first, the Senior Play on November twenty-sixth and twenty- seventh and the Wziyne County Speaking Contest for girls. The saying is that what starts well usually finishes well. The orchestra started well and we have only to look at their record to see how they finished. At the annual Spring Music Festival the orchestra took a large part. They have also played in some assembly programs. So the orchestra has passed another year. Aiming at success, they have progressed a good share of that path. -T-al 28 lif- Girls' Glee Club Murir ir the art of Proplaetr, the only nrt that mn calm lhe fzgitaliwzr of the fairly it ir one of the mort zzzagniffefll and delightful prerelztr God har given nr. LULNER. When sixty girls get together and sing, they really sing and make some pleasant music. If you don't believe us, just go and listen to the Sodus High School Girls' Glee Club. The Clubls participation in their two big public appearances, the operetta, Oh, Doc- tor! and the May Musical, held on May 29th, added a large link to their chain of successes this year. The response of the public to both of these events proved that both the Boys' and Girls' Glee Clubs are very popular and successful organizations. At the Musical 'the girls gave a fine rendition of these selections:-'lRain,', A Tiny Seed Became a Shrine, By the Bend of the River and l'Within a Dreaming Harbor. The glee club on December 21 sang Christmas carols after the Grade Operetta which was entitled Cinderella The girls were dressed in white dresses and carried red lighted candles. Some of the boys and the girls from the two Glee Clubs also put on a tableau of Christ's birth. The music was beautiful and the costumes and scenery made the tableau seem much more impressive. Everyone went home that night with a picture of the scenes of Christ's birth and the singing girls in their minds. The President of the Music Department was Floyd Philo. William Foley represented the entire Musical Organizations in the Student Council. Marion Yeomans was the secre- tary and treasurer of the Girls' Glee Club and Guy Burgess was Secretary and Treasurer of the Boys'. The members who completed two years of successful work in the club were awarded a pin at the end of the year. The shape of these pins was a music staff with S.H.S.G.C. on them. Through the efforts of their instructor, Miss Shannon, the Glee Club has gained its success. Without her willing help and guidance, the club could not have reached its high peak of perfection. eil 29 E+- Boys' Glee Club H1l'lll.l'ft' whirl' geullier on Ike .rpirit lief Timn fired eyelitlr llflllll fired eye.r. TrsNNYsoN. Although the Boys' Club is not as large as the Girls', their quality is just as fine and pronounced. We do not mean to imply that the Girls' Club has quantity and not quality because we know that they have both. The Boys' Glee Club has been organized for only two years and the members who received pins for this amount of work are: Gisimen GAI.l.ACiHlEll WIl,l,IAh1 ADAIHS Gm' Biuuzisss Gisokois BllRNlE'I'Tli RAYMoNo DliWKJl.lf Rtisslau. WK7t7I.W'l3liT'H Ctimlss GAY1,oRo lfumyo Pluto lfloyd was not a member for the entire two years but because of his excellent work in the Quartet, he was awarded a pin also. After Easter, the club welcomed two new members, XXfilliam lfoley and Marhlon Coleman. The Boys' Club gave their share to the furtherance of the success of the OPCFCIIH, Oh, Doctor! by lending their members to be ranchers, doctors, conspirators and robbers. At the May Musical, the club had the opportunity to show to the audience what a year's time of work and practicing can do for the development and improvement of a group of people studying music. Their numbers which were pleasantly received were The llwlmle. Three fm' flick. Slap Dat ll lvimf2ef'i11'. The mixed chorus, the Boys' and Girls' Glee Clubs combined, sang these numbers-Goin' Home and O11 llve Levee. The mixed Chorus sang these selections in the musical assembly program which took place on Friday, May 24th. The Boys' Glee Club gave their individual numbers in addition to those given by the Girls' Glee Club. The boys feel that they have accomplished a great deal this year and we certainly agree with them. They are certain that they owe all their success to their director, Miss Shannon. We hope that they have as successful a year next year as they had this last year. Girls' Octette Eight white dresses in a row-Eight pretty faces smiling at the audience-That's the octette. These famous girls have toured the entire New York State, so it seems. They have sung at two Chamber of Commerce meetings, several different schools in Wayne County, the Finger Lakes State Teachers' Conference and the Music Festival at LeRoy. The octette was said to have been one of the best music groups of the smaller schools. After they have been to so many large places, we feel honored to have them sing to us as well as to claim them as Our Octette. They sing both popular and classical songs. Shadow March and Little Papoose are their two favorites. The melodious voices cast a charm upon the audience which sits as though fascinated and gives a huge sigh of disappointment when the voices cease. Oh, famous group of Sodus High, we wish you well through all the years. Boys' Quartet Four handsome young men standing in a row with their mouths wide open! What are they doing? Catching flies? Oh, of course, singing! Those boys are the Sodus High School Quartet which consists of Curtiss Gaylord, Raymond DeWolf, Floyd Philo and our star, Gerald Gallagher. Miss Shannon directs them, of course. Everyone that attended the Wayne County Speaking Contest heard these boys sing Shorten' Bread- Put on the skillet -you know how they do it. Were you there? - That's not a question requiring an answer from you but the name of one of their songs. You didn't know the boys have taken to farming, did you? Whether they have or not they sing Pastoral, The boys also sang at the Finger Lake State Teachers' Conference, the Music Festival at LeRoy and the Chamber of Commerce. If you haven't heard Gerald Gallagher sing Solitude you've been missing a great deal. Let's cheer for the boys as they sing for us. You'll have to cheer very loud and fer- vently in order to make yourself heard, for those Quartetters have real volume. - 5f31l'3 - Dance Club The Dance Club has obtained a great list of accomplishments this year. The members, including such stars as Louise Pearce, Odessa Boise, Marian Lawrence, Virginia Atkinson, Alice Lockner and Virginia Thayer, have mastered the steps in folk, tap, ballet and ball- room dancing. Some day, we expect that they will be future Follies girls. In September, about ninety girls turned out to the Dance Club meetings. After Thanks- giving, Miss Greene had try-outs to decide a smaller group for a real club. Thirty girls passed the test. Election of officers was then held and the places of honor were given to the following girls: Prerideuf ....... ...... A uciz LOCKNIER Vive-Pi-e.fide11t ...... ..... E LIZABIETH VAN I-Iisif Secrelary-Treai'l11'er' ............... MARY JANE JOHNSON Members of the club have learned numerous dances, as a group, and some individual dances. Some very enjoyable parties have been held during the year, through Miss Greene's work and planning. Eight girls from our club participated in the operetta dances and much credit is due to them. On june first a dance recital was held in the gymnasium to which all the mothers were invited. Group dancing and individual danc- ing constituted the program. Afterwards, refreshments were enjoyed by all. We take off our hats to the dancers, but we would all like to present a few banquets to Miss Greene. She has worked very diligently all year trying to make good this new club. The members have benefited much from her teachings and they have her to thank for their success. It is a very simple thing to distinguish the members of this club. Whenever they walk through the halls, we can spot them right away because their graceful bodies just seem to float in the air. We hope that their dancing will not make them so light and airy that they will suddenly rise from the ground and leave us. -..jx Hy... Sports Club And there suddenly appeared in our midst a new, enthusiastic, and energetic group terming themselves the Sports Club. Although the Club did not get started until after Easter, it set to work making up for lost time soon afterward and tried to crowd in a great deal of activity before school ended in june. This Club came about in a very ordinary way one day when a group of girls said they would like to go roller skating. So lo and behold that same group-after robbing young- sters of roller skates-spent a most enjoyable evening in falling and stumbling and skat- ing a bit on these pieces of iron fastened to four wheels. This is a purely leisure time activity and has no olicers and no dues-a fact which may help account for the forty members. The date of a meeting is planned by the girls' deciding just when the majority will have the time and that free time becomes the date. There are two more outstanding events yet to be held this year. One is to be a plain hike on foot, and the other is to be a bicycle hike.-so beware ye bicycle owners in Sodusl Miss Greene has lent her enthusiasm and energy to this group, and the members couldn't help but catch some of her spirit. No wonder it's called a Sports Club if she is its leader! Another year the Club will start in October and thereby have time for many more meetings-that is, if some leisure time occurs! Although the youngest organization in school it is very popular and very ambitious and so we say, So long until next year and if you aren't a member be a sport and come to Sports Club. Girls' Basketball The girl's basketball team completed a most successful season, winning six and losing six games. Under the coaching of Miss Greene, the team rapidly improved as the season neared its end. Starting practice late in October with twenty candidates, the squad remained the same the entire season. Due to Sodus' not having a very representative team last year, no one of the girls had ever played inter-scholastic basketball and thus confidence and morale had to be gained as well as the game techniques. After the games, the home team provided delicious suppers for visitors and finished the evening in social activity. Wlien Sodus entertained, the squad donated the food and then the varsity did the clean-up work since the others prepared the meal. This, as well as playing the two-court type of game, was a new experience for the girls this season and proved very enjoyable from all angles. The parties were the highlight of the basket- ball season for this social contact promoted the finest in sportsmanship and gave girls opportunities for making new friends in the various High Schools in the county. The following girls made up the team which so successfully represented Sodus High School: BETTY BIELDEN QManagerj NELLIE KIiIlKlil.AAR MA1uAN STIEVIENS fCaptainj DORKJTHY KRAUS JANE SMITH MARIAN LEw1s JANE LucAs MARTHA LUCAS NORMA ESPIZNSCHIED EVELYN LONGROD SCORES Oppozzefzfr Sod!!! Sodus at Savannah 38 31 Shortsville at Sodus 24 20 Sodus at North Rose 31 13 Palmyra at Sodus 35 12 Sodus at Ontario 46 20 Sodus at Lyons 10 20 Sodus at Clyde 9 11 Sodus at Palmyra 22 18 Ontario at Sodus 26 41 Clyde at Sodus 13 33 Lyons at Sodus 17 23 Sodus Champion Intramurals vs. Varsity 3 118 -wif 34 gy.- Girls' Tennis With only two of the four girls on the team experiencing an interscholastic match, the girls' tennis team is greatly overpowered by that shadow inexperience. jane Smith and Elizabeth Whitbeck, whose experience came from playing doubles last year, are making gallant attempts to defeat the singles opponents this year. Martha Lucas and Louise Palmer are playing the doubles. Since spring weather has made the scheduled out-door practices irregular, the girls have had to spend much time in the gymnasium which has not been too effective in their gaining skill. Because this is so often true of spring conditions, it is hoped that tennis matches can be arranged in the fall next year. This will give the girls time to improve during the summer and should be a great factor in making their matches more interest- ing as well as being able to more nearly complete the schedule since so many matches have had to be cancelled this year. SCHEDULE May 2 Newark at Sodus 6 Clyde at Clyde 9 North Rose at North Rose 13 ....................... 16 Lyons at Lyons 20 Marion at Sodus 23 Clyde at Sodus 28 North Rose at Sodus -eil 35 te- Boys' Soccer With two members of last years championship soccer team returning to school, Coach Allen Thomas had to develop a team from new material. Sodus practiced the fundamentals of soccer for two weeks and then met North Rose The Sodus boys then took in a league game. The visitors won the opening game 5-1. advantage of Marion's inexperience to win 2-O. Wolcott was next in line on the schedule. Sodus played two tie games with this team and it looks as if we would have to wait until next year before we decide who has the better team. The team next played Williamson and lost 4-2 in a hard fought game. Sodus began to show some improvement. The remaining four games played were won or tied. Sodus beat North Rose 5-35 Marion, 4-Og tied Wolcott 1-1 and beat Williamson, 3-1. The last game was sweet revenge for the Sodus booters. Williamson was claiming the cham- pionship all by itself until Sodus paid them a visit. As the schedule ended, Williamson and Wolcott were tied for first place with Sodus in second place. Charles Miller and Edward Mills were given a place on the All County Soccer team. Mills was the high scorer for his team with nine goals to his credit while Harold Turner and Marhlon Coleman were tied for second place with four goals apiece. The following boys earned letters in Soccer for 1934: Gm' Buacsiass fCaptainj Enwaan Mii.i.s Wiwifoan Pisaasari. Roi-i.nz Rici-IARDON fMgr.y Ciiaiuias Mitriztt Howann HIEWSON FLOYD Houck Maiiaitpia BIEMAN Ctiariss GAYLIJRD I-AwaiaNc112 Witasi' lfaisniaaicic O'BRIl3N RODMAN Ltinwlu lVlARHl.ON Cot.isMAN Caariza GARDNHR .IOHN HFRMAN HAROLD Tniwiza SCORES Sept. 28 North Rose 3 Sodus I Oct. S Marion 0 Sodus 2 Oct. I 1 Wolcott 2 Sodus 2 Oct. I6 Williamson -I Sodus 2 Oct. 23 North Rose 3 Sodus S Oct. 26 Marion O Sodus -'i Oct. 30 Wolcott l Sodus I Nov 2 Williamson l Sodus 3 Totals 1-i 20 -431 ig..- Boys' Basketball Thirty men answered the call of Coach Thomas for basketball players. Since only a few had ever played before, the first task was to learn the fundamentals of basketball and then use them to their best advantage. Game experience was lacking in most of the play- ers. Charles Millet, the high scoring center of the team, Guy Burgess, and George De Brine had seen league competition the previous year, while the others were newcomers in the game. Gordon Claus, Lawrence Wiest, captain, and Harold Turner proved to be good players before the season ended. Guy Burgess, Donald Harris, and George De Brine were the strongest defensive men on the team. Richard Hulzing broke into the game later in the season to make himself a valuable player on the team. The team's record of victories and losses does not tell the true story of the ability of the players. Many games were lost by only a few points. The added punch that comes from experience was lacking but next year things should be different. Rodman Ludwig, with Edwin Walbourne as his assistant, did a very fine job of man- aging the team. F0ru'an!r Cenlerf Gzmrdr LAWRENCE WIEST QCaptainj CHARLrzs lNllLLI'lR GEORGE DEBRINE HAROLD TURNER FREDERICK O'BRIEN DONALD HARRIS Ct1RT1ss GAYLORIJ RICHARD HULZING GORDON CLAUS GUY Btmoiiss SCORES Gamer Oppmzefztr Sndffr Gtzlzmr Oppwzezzlr Soda: Savannah at Sodus 15 Ntwark at Sodus Sodus at Irondequoit Shortsville at Sodus Alumni at Sodus Alumni at Sodus Palmyra at Sodus Sodus at Ontario Sodus at North Rose Sodus at Clyde Sodus at Williamson Sodus at Lyons Sodus at Shortsville Sodus at Palmyra Ontario at Sodus Clyde at Sodus Williamson at Sodus Sodus at Newark Lyons at Sodus Town Team Reserves at Sodus -..gf 37 Boys' Baseball WitlI two veterans of last years' championship team as the nucleus, Coach Thomas hopes to build another Ty Cobb Trophy Contender. Due to the bad weather, little practice was possible. The schelule was shifted as rain did not permit the playing of the games. Witli tlIe loss of George Bodine, last year's ace righthand pitcher, a capable successor has not been found. ln the first League game of tlIe season, Clyde defeated Sodus, nine to three at the Clyde held. Erratic fielding and the failure to hit in the pinches caused Sodus this loss. Palmyra was next to play Sodus and the same thing happened again. George DeBrine pitched a line two hit game only to have seven errors fall behind him allowing seven runs to cross the plate. Sodus made two runs. After more practice and more experience, a much better showing of the team is ex pected. Lyons beat Sodus 9-2 the following week. Harris allowed thirteen hits but most of the runs were unearned because of so many errors. C. Miller made three hits at three times at bat, lt was the first game of the season that he had reached his old time form. Newark also proved too strong for the Sodus team. DeBrine pitched a fair brand of ball with a few wild pitches mixed in to allow four unearned runs. Fourteen errors were made by the members of the team in this one game. When the game was over the score read Sodus 21 Newark 12. Members of the team are: RODMAN Ltlnwio I-laaorn 'l'IIItNIzIt Howakn Hiaxx-'soN IJONALIJ Haaats jam Iss SToNIz Giaoaois DIaBItINIa MaIIItIt3Iz BIQMAN AaI.ANIm WIIITIQ PHILIP BIQMAN CHARI.Iss MII.I.IaIQ JOHN l'lliRMAN CIIIITIss Gauoan LAXVRIZNCQE WIsIs'I' Ricznaan HII.I. RICHARD BoNn GIIY Bilaoiass SCHEDULE May Sodus at Newark May Sodus at Palmyra May Clyde at Sodus May Inter County Game May Palmyra at Sodus 'Iune Lyons at Sodus May Sodus at Lyons june Red Wing Semi-final Sectional May Newark at Sodus june Red Wing Final Sectional May Sodus at Clyde --wil 38 45+ '- Boys' Tennis lt is hoped that Sodus will turn out a good tennis team as Marhlon Coleman, Bill Adams, and Douglass Catlin are back from last year's team. Rodman Ludwig and Bill Foley will complete the team. 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' M 31'.'+ , ix cxin... f..f...f M' 'N-, .w ' E uw.NnXX Jxxxxu Zu N, Hsnxk Q1 R f I Q osx KSQQLXQHX mo-XKM Ezxlx !'M '5 Qmwsw 'Fm-M Sodus In 1960 Uperetta Oh Doctor ---2+ 44 ish- School Celebrity Most Popular Best Looking Best Student Biggest Grind Teachers worst headache Clumsiest Greatest comedian Greatest talker Vampiest Biggest bluff Least dignified senior Most school spirit Biggest eater Heaviest line Best athlete Done most for S.H.S. Best dresser Biggest pessimist Biggest optimist Laziest Best drag with teachers Favorite expressions Favorite hangouts Crushes 1935 Girl Gladys VanLare Marion Yeomans Edith Pulver Louise Raymer Louise Raymer Marymae Barrett Martha Patten Louise Raymer Gladys VanLare Marymae Barrett Marymae Barrett Edith Pulver Katherine Grosz Marymae Barrett Martha Lucas Gladys VanLare Muriel McIntyre Louise Raymer Dorothy Houck Beulah Teetor Marian Lawrence Skip lt Radiator in front hall Contest Boy Charles Miller Guy Burgess Reginald Proseus Donald Eastley Henry Lucas Rodman Ludwig Charles Miller Henry Lucas Guy Burgess Guy Burgess Vincent johnson Reginald Proseus Charles Miller Guy Burgess Charles Miller Reginald Proseus Guy Burgess Donald Eastley james Stone Rodman Ludwig Guy Burgess That's What You Think Frank Atkinson's Elnora Montondo and Fred O,BriCn -wif 45 liv- if 46 aw-- Jokes Maurice Beman Qin junior Class Meetingj : Is it fair to tax students in the school to help raise money? Mr. Rude: Certainly it is. This is a real governmental body here. Voice from rear: Yeah, we're under a dictatorship. Overheard on the dance floor at the Senior Ball: Charlie Miller: Do your eyes bother you? Marian Yeomans: No-why? Charlie: Well, they bother me! Miss Cotes Qin History CQ : Lawrence, can you tell me what Civil Service is? Wilstie: My gosh, Miss Cotes, don't you really know? Gladys Van Late and Marian Yeomans were driving through Washington. They saw a particularly beautiful house and remarked about it. Marion asked, Whose house is that? The bus driver answered The White House! Charlie Fix fwalking into a restaurant, : Do you serve crabs here? Waiter: Sure, we serve anyone. Sit down. Miss Andrews fin English IV Classj : What is the future of the verb I give? Charlie Miller: The future of I give is you lake. Vince johnson: Say, Abe, if I could have anything I wished for. there would be only two things I'd want. Abe johnson: What are they? Vince: Well, first I'd want to be able to push a button and get anything in the world I desired. Abe: That would be nice, alright. What's the second? Vince: Someone to push the button. I Mr. Rude: Yes, Billy Dick is a year old now, and he's been walking since he was eight months old. Bored Visitor: Really? He must be awfully tired. Employer fto Ida Lee applying for a jobj : Can you write shorthand? Ida: Yes, sir-but it takes me longer. Bill Foley: Rollie, your car is at the door. Rollie Richardson: Yeah, I hear it knocking. Howard Sermon: Why didn't you shoot that tiger? Jimmie Stone: He didn't have the right kind of expression in his face for a rug. Dessa Boise fat baseball gamej : Oh, look, Wilzie, we have a man on every base! Louise Pearce: Why, that's nothing. So has the other side! Miss Cotes: What is a cotton gin? Rodman Ludwig: A soft drink. Leeman Cottrell: Sir, er--that is, I would like to--er-that is, I mean I have been going with your daughter for five years- Mr. Olney: Well, whaddya want--a pension? Cart Gardner: What part of the car causes the most accidents? Mart Patten: The nut that holds the wheel. f---if 47 iff:- oooooooooo Well Wishers ABRAM DE LEYS J. A. DEPOINT HARRY W. RUDE MILDRED B. CRAVER BERNARD W. HEISE ALICE K. BATES JANE M. ANDREWS RUTH H. HEIDEN LILLIAN GREENE LEWIS H. CLARK ALLEN THOMAS CARL A. LEWIS ELIZABETH T. LAGASSI3 RUTH T ALLMAN JOSEPHINE E. FURMAN HAROLD S. MILLER BEULAH E. LAWRENCE GEORGE N. HOPKINS ELNORA E. BUNCE II Il II VETAH M. SIMS MARIAN E. WELCH II II II II ANNA G. PUTNAM HELEN M. COTES II II II II RENWICK C. ARNOTT II II II II ALETHA E. BURDEN WESLEY GRINNELL MILDRED E. BODLY II II II II II II CLAUDE R. WILSON ALGENIA F. WARNER II II II A ------ - A------- -- .... -II EDSON TOOR HELEN M. BONNER II II II II f5If1Qf,lIQLAND FRANCES L. CHADWICK II II II II SODUS BAKING CO. LUCILLE M. STONE II II II WM. CLEMIENTS MAR IORIE NEWTON ALICE L. SHANNON 1o1:::::::4:1::::::::---- oooooooooooeoc ---- W. H. POWELL oq::::::::::::::::pc::vooooc M. H. PROSEUS -..Qi 4 9 .- Well Wishers E. F. GARDNER U lb lb W. W. DUFLOO ARTHUR BOLLER lv IN ll ll II ELM ER S. VITRDOW FRANCES ABBE ------4l ,v U -0 AAAAAA- W. H. LANDER W. EDW. BISHOP 0 0 ll ll ll ll Il JACOB DEBRINE BESSE B. MARKS U v .vvv U-, 1 P U U GEORGE MUSSON --U- ...... ROBERT W. TRAVIS HENRY S. NORTON CHAS D. MILLER v--::::::::::::::::::::rc W. S. NELSON FRED SCHAIBLE HARRY AVIERILL IRVING E. RICHMOND LESLIE J. HULETT PHILIP HELEER ll ll ll li H W. H. ALBERT :::::o FRANCIS S. CHAMBERS S. H. FISH EARL G. GARLOCK N'EIL G. KUHN D. H. PHILLIPS EDWIN J. COOPER ELLIOT C. HARRIS FAY LAROCK A. W. SHERMAN G. S. REEVES J. M. MILLER 80 YEARS ON THE CORNER R. H. KENNEDY :::::::::::::::::::::::ro GLENN R. WALDORF 'AA-A --'-'--- '-' :ooo C. H. WILKES NORMAN T. MERHOFF A. N. HOLLWEDEL GEORGE W. KELLY GEORGE WIRTH II IP U :0c:1ooo4::::::::::::::: HAROLD HESSELINK ---If 50 iw 1 0 ll ll ll Il Ir In H ll ll ll ll H U U U U U ll U IN ll Il U U II U IN H U H li 0 0 ll NI II ll ll ll ll ll ll ll H II Nl H 0 H 0 ll lb lr H 0 ll NI IP Il li H lb II lr II Il li Ii It lb In lr 0 lb ll lb IP lb lb :QQooq:--A--A:l:-A:l:- --:no4:-- THOMAS C. HOBBIE II ll II II II JENNIE E. SENTELL F. B. WILSON Il IP II Il DAVID A. LAROCK DORIS D. SIMS Il II 0 ll II BERNICE L. BURNS MYRIC M. KELLY Il ll Il I FRANK E. COLLINS ELIZABETH PROSEUS ALVAH H. PULVER HENRY D. BUTTON ll Il II II Il It II CHAS. LAROCK BROXVN 8: FLETCHER II HAROLD HIMES JOHN W. LAGASSE HENRY J. COLE WM. H. WOOD RED 84 WHITE lb ll IP Il II ADELBERT MCINTYRE GEORGE C. TOOR F. W. ATKINSON GEORGE H. KNAPP Il IP II 0 ll WILLIS D. CURTIS ORVIS ROGERS Il II II ll II ll ll CHAS. F. HITCHCOCK LINDLEY BISHOP JOHN S. WILLIAMSON JAMES C. GETMAN II II II Il IP Ib Ib II I HAROLD M. SHAW HAKE 8: HUTCHINSON ARTHUR H. BURNETT C. H. BENNETT M. D. E. G. BUTTS L. M. KIRCHHOFF Il Il Il ll II M. E. BUCKMAN oocv- .... - v.....v... -vv DR. JOHN F. MYERS 900900:--A A--- oc:-:Doc-ot-Joe I-I II II li II II II Il ISAAC M. VANDERBROCK ::e.. .-:bc---:r4:---:booc----J4: F. K. MYERS to II II II I MARY N. ZONNEVILLE --------':rooc- ---- 90000009 -ot .... GERTRUDE THIELGES --:bc--1--:r I II II ll ll R. J. KNAPP -v,,-v-Tt?gg9oc-Jooo4:-:booo4: -fqgf 5 I JR-1 , -- o oowsqgo.-.gang - , v --ev-,ago -, . -ov- --..-- -- 1 1 1 I I -11 g--::::::::::::::..4::::::::::.-1 11 ll 11 L'11111fvl1'1111'11t.v uf The Recgfd 11 11 Q V . I . Q . .' ll A. B. Cathnas Sanitary lflllklfll ,131 511111111 1 0 - I Market 1: 11 c. w. MILLS co., lnc. - Publishers 1: ----------2:-5:---::---3---4 w:::::::::::::::::::::::::::-A ':::Ff.ff:sTQ22:1l1i,2i.iQfQ I1 lJ11111a11:111111' l'1,x'i1111'Tll 111111' :' l':Xl'lCR'l' ll.XRNliSS Rlzlnxiklxu 1' Kelly'5 Service Statign H. D. BATES Arcade Bldg. 1 :csc:::::::::::::::::::::::d 53:3::::ff:::::::::::::::2:24 0::::::::::::::::v::::c:::: l l ':1:::::3:::::::fff::::::::47 11 STOP .-17' Sodus 11 ll ll 1 11 CAMOE RESTAURANT 11 Hardware Company 1: ,, for ,Q Paints - Stoves - Radios - Plumbing LUNCHES SODAS --:-:----------:--2--------4 w::::f:::::-::::f::::::::::-4 ,:::::x,,5,:::3:::::::::::,, p::::::::::::::::::::-::::::1 :I f'11111f1l1'1111'11iv nf C'11111f1l1'1111'11f.v nf ' 11 11 R. C. Gage n ll U U Gsborn 59 Store Radio Repairing Jewelry Gifts -1 il 1 :t:::::::::::::!::::::::l::d 33333223Zliiiitiiilliiiiili il I1 11 if l 0111fv!i111v11t.v nf I1 , I1 1: :Q Sodus Canning Company jg if I1 Tel. 156 ll ll 2---- 2 U v-7vIlZZ1ZZl!2Z3?C?3ll33133 0 U p-::::::::::::::::::::::::::q P f 11 1 , . . I1 11 ,, 11111 111111 1 .1 IP ' ,, H i C pl 11 I U 11 E1 J. J. BOISE 11 ii Ford Sales and Service S d 'l ll ll 0 U 1.,::::::::1.c:::::::,c:::::::.A ll EE W-:2::::::::::::::::::::::::-I tl 4' if C11111fvli111v11t.v nf 11 U 4, ii A Friend Club if 2 --+--- --------A A Q A---- 2 H vvvv- --v- vv----- - +vvvv jiiiil Il V------x------------------.E H U U ii C'11111f1li1111'11ts nf ll 11 ll Il II Ward and LeRoy ---------------------.i E-----------------------.1 --1-+31 52 lir- ------- v............. ------1 U Fraternity, College . . and . . Class Jewelry Commencement, Announcements Invitations, Diplomas ,lewelcr to the xlnnior Class and Siillllllifl' to the Senior Class of Sonvs lllllll SCIIHUI. L. C. Balfour Company Manufacturing Jewelers Sz Stationers Attleboro, Mass. -------------vvvvv-v---V---1 U Cnzazfvlillzmlfs of tlzr East Williamson Merc. Co., Inc. Dry lioocls lioots firwceries Shoes Scliool Supplies l l:1rmlxx'z11'c lfllflll Implements Maytag Washing Machines Hardie Sprayers ffl'lIUl'tIl Rf'fn11'1' ll 'ark pQ-AA-A--- --------- A------, l l yy-::::::::::::::::::::::::::: U U U U U U U U U U U U U II II , jg jg Compliments II ll U U if if U. S. Stone SL Co. 51 ll U ll ll I U U U U II fl nu U gg jg More Candy Sales ll Il 1: 1: for the U U lr nr V i A H II II Senior liuncl II li U U U U U U U U U U U U U U 4 L::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 72221212llliillllliillllii 1: :I Pasteurized . . . ll U fl 1?MILK and CREAM .i Il FRANCIS R. CLARK il Ll:::::::::::::,x:,:::::xx ll lllilllillllllillililliliii Il TT 1 I Q 11 K 0H1f'IllIlI'llfS of U ll . 1: 1: John DeBr1ne ll IfI.oR1sT II lL:::::s:::::::::::::::::::- U U p-::::::::::2::::::::::::::: U U U U 12 II H C'n111f1l1'111f'11f.v of U I ll U if Tallman's Hardware U U U U II Tile Store nf U U if Frivmlly Sf'l I'I.t'f'H II 11 U U ll lssxsxsssx::::::::::,::- wg 5 3 iagara University School of Business Rochester Division Q- Registerecl degree courses in business preparing' for 1. C. P. A. Examination. 2. Entrance to Law School. 3. Teaching Commercial Subjects in High School. 4. Executive Positions in Business. Sf7l'l'I'tIl mznzvvs fm' :mu-lziglz srlmol yrrrduufvs in the du-v and l'I'l'lIlIl!j .vm'tm11x. -s For description bulletin 'phone Main 1124 John R. Wilkinson, Dean 50 Chestnut Street Rochester, New York -44 54 1935 Graduates Thank you for the opportunity of making the photos for the year book. We will be glad to make 5X7 photos of any group picture in the year book for 3Oc not mounted or 4Oc mounted, 8x10 size the price is 50c not mounted or 75c mounted. Without paying more than the incom- petent, under-equipped studios would have charged, you had the use of over fifteen thou- sand dollars' worth of equipment and the highest class PERMANENT photos daily. To the Juniors: I look with anticipation toward helping you with the 1936 photos, and feel sure the weather man will not play tricks. Write or phone collect when you wish to see me. Frank R. Barbeau, 37 East Bridge St., Oswego, N. Y. Photos o children taken in our own home e 3' porcelain miniatures. 'fit 55 531' '- I II I I I I I II II I I I I I I I II II I I I I I I I I I I I I I II II II ': I I I I I I I I I I I II I I I II II II II I -,,ou Compliments of the Sodus Chamber of Commerce Sodus Office Union Trust Company of Rochester FRANK H. HELMBOLD Assistant Secretary and Manager Sp d and Sa Sodus --'M 56 H+-- The Levis Music Store ROCHESTER ls one of the finest :incl most comprehensively stocked music stores in the country. VVe would like to have you do business with us. Home of the Steinway Piano 39 South Ave. and 412 E. Main St., Rochester :::::::::::::::::::::::::::x W:::::::::::::::::::::::: 1: Comfrlinzeizts -T i C0 'PI e'm 3: VerDow Chevrolet Co Knapp Drug C0 ll CHifvRor.ET - Or.osMoBu.E ' iv nr IP L-:::::::::::::::::::::::: ll II Tim REXALL STOREH 1' j::::::::::::32:::::::::: H C0HIf71lllIC'llf.Y Our Imsf fuislmv to the Of S0 '0r ll 11 Normandy Inn -- ..........eY.. f ,.... ...A - ll--11:3e:::::e::::::::::: :::::::::::::::::::::::::::4y F:::::::::::::::::::::::: 'I ll ll ii -Q I Heinrich-Selhold Stationery 11 Wfflflffflffff-Y mi Co. Royal Typewriter Co. Everything under the sun lj 1L::::::xx:::xazxcxx for the office. FIIiliiilillilliillliiill ll I 'l CUHIIAVXI-lIIFllfS Office Furniture, Stationery . and Supplies :I 1: Underwood-Elliott 86-88 Exchange St. Rochester, N.Y. Fisher C0- ll :::::::::::::::::::::::::::i b:::::::::::::::::::::::: -Wil 57 ik-M A-J.-----::-------,::-:::::----,A-A.-::::::--Y----:: ---AA-94:---oc--10060 ----1-.- SCRANTCJM'S NEWS Sonvs llnsn Scnoor. Iioiriox -IUNE, 1935 Make Scrantom's Your Rochester Headquarters Scn.xN'rox1 s has a par- ticular appeal for teach- ers and students. In the vari wus shops a multi- tude of necessities. con- veniences and luxuries for t h e i r work and their recreation are col- lected. It is fascinating to browse among the books-this is one of the great book stores of the country. Then there is the Iiducational Shop with all the supplies needed for school and college work: the So- cial Stationery and En- graving Shop with the correct forms for every social occasion: The Novelty Shop collect- ing the prizes and fav- ors needed: The Pic- tures: The Sporting Goods Shop with the best equipment for each sport and a big section devoted to adult games for the indoor and out- of- door season s. SckANToM's standing invitation thru 67 years, Come in and Browse, is cordially extended to you. Program Dances Coming In IN Tim fashion centers of the East dance pro- grams are being use.l for formal dances. A single program for eith- er the lady or the gen- tleman has been most popular but recently a program for each is be- ginning to be favored. Our Engraving Shops are designing programs that make attractive mementoes of a dance. Samples a n d sugges- tions on request. The Best Dictionary Ever Published is rua New Webster International. It is the m o s t authentic a n d complete. Completely revised. More words, terms, definitions and g e n e r a I information than ever before in- cluded in a dictionary. It will prove the most valuable book in any home. Several bindings. The standard buckram sells for twenty dollars. -'tf58l9'e Poor Clubs Insure Poor Golf DoN'T take up golf with poor clubs. Blac- gregor's Oakmonts fur- nish good clubs for a very small investment. The head designs are those found best suited to beginners and those playing the 90's or above. The clubs are properly weighed, bal- anced and the feel of good clubs is there- they are real Macgreg- or's in materials, work- manship and finish. VVoods for 33.70, irons for 33.00. When Selecting A Fountain Pen IT IS a decided advant- age to have a large col- lection to choose from. Complete stocks of Waterman, Conklin, Sheaffer and Parker pens. Pen points best suited to every hand and e v e r y kind of work: barrels of every desired size and hal- ance. If the first se- lected does not exactly suit you can try again. Magazine pencils to match all pens. School, Class and Society Monograms Designed Zlllll0llllCCl1lClltS, 1lCTS0l1Zll ii LIFE BEGINS AT GRADUATIO Your career is 'ust l1CUlllllllll '. llnsiness onortunities are PS Pr more numerous than ever before for tliure who are preparecl. Here acamleniic knmvleclge limvever, is not eriotigli. l'ractical training in funclainental business principles airls innneasnralmly in that it enables students to translate their present knowledge into the language of business. To this encl li. ll. I. nllers four main courses: ,XCconnt- ancy, liusiness .'X4lllllIllSll'Z1llUIl, Secretarial Science anal XlCI'Clli1I1Ill5C gCment. Write R. ll, l. Registrar for complete details. ROCHESTER BUSINESS NSTITUTE 172 Ciinton Ave. So., Rochester, N. Y. X 1 O na ni J ' SE osten if Since 1897 Treasure Craft Jewelry and Stationery ll ll Commencement 1, ll ll ll Cards and class rings are ,, ll our sneeialtws. jj ll -1- If l ' 1 Chicago, Ill. 1: ll 64 --sift 59 Compliments of The McFarlin Clothing Co. Rochestefs Home of Quality Clothes 195 Main Street lfast 4., S c --- 'v--vvv--'-., I I I I I I I --- 'c '-W II I II v- ' II I II II I II C'11111fIli111v11fx uf Q o 0 I II . I II I' 'I , th of q1'c1d11c1t1I111 . . . I I, II II th: 111011 A I U II MBYIQS and Fullel' ami uf q1'IIr1'11I1t1f111 .ljlff.V . . . I I H I I . II II ' ' II I4IIM,,I,II,NII III l'IIIIIIII.I:.x1 mc and I NO finer c0Im.ibuIi0n could be I II ,IW IIII--III'Iua lfQlil1'N1ENT II II made by a gl-oup of pupils 0rI I IX . . . qchool advisers than to select, - . 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