Warsaw High School - Blast Yearbook (Warsaw, NY)

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ffl3L...'3L'5T'i3l September 6, '32 September 13, '32 September 16, '32 7 September 17, 32 September 28, '32 October 8, '32 ...........,............ October 31, '32 ,,.,......,,,,, ..,.. November 4, '32 November 5, '32 7 November 8, 32 ......,,,,,,,,,.., November 10, '32 ...,.,......... School Calendar Return to the House of Knowledge. First Senior meeting with all the earmarks of an Irish or Mexican election day. Explosion in Mr. Odell 's room. No injuries. Gordon Constantine received first injury in Oakfield game. Fire drill, also a false alarm. Cleo a certain automobile had a nervous breakdown on the way to Le Roy. Stunt night. Junior Prom. Some one prophesied pumpkin pie at the Odell home for dinner. Initiation of new Hi-Y members. A promising bunch to say the least. A big riot when Warsaw's rival school attempted a snake dance. November 12, '32 ............... Bob Arnold Walked home from Perry. November 13, '32 ....,....,,,... Book Week. ' ' December 2, '32 .........,........,.. Warsaw loses Basket-ball game to Le Roy. December 22-Jan. 3 ....,.... Christmas Vacation. January 6, '33 ...........,..........., Lem Burlington overslept in English class on extra period. l January 23-27, '33 ............ Regents. Who said Ignorance is Bliss? January 31, '33 ..............,...... Senior Class supposed to have started earning money. February 1, '33 ..................... Miss Butterfield bobbed her hair. February 22, '33 .................. Observance of Mr. Preston 's birthday in assembly. March 24, '33 ..................t........ Eddie Gott got stuck in a mud hole. March 31, '33 .................,...,..... Bob O'Kcefe got lost in Perry. March 31, '33 .................t Windovsf glass breaking contest over. Won by 3rd floor. April 1, '33 ............... ............. N o school. CApril Foolj April 19, '33 .............................. A little picnic at the Park. April 16-24, '33 ..................... Easter vacation. April 24-May 4, Continual Play rehearsal. May 5, '33 ...........,........................ May 17, '33 .,...,,.,.,, May 28, '33 ....,..,...,,,, June 13-23, '33 .,..,...............,... June 26, '33 ........,... ...,,.,,,.... June 27, '33 ............ Senior Play. Glee Club and Orchestra go to Houghton. Operetta-L ' Oh, Doctor. Last week cramming. Class night. Commencement Exercises. Page twenty-one

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fftc, fS'EL4A.STi'5l Class Will We, the Senior Class of 1933, being of sound mind and body at the date of writing, do hereby make the following bequests, that others may reap in full the benefits of our prowess, after we have gone. Baker, Evelyn wills to Virginia McConnell her tall boysf' Bathrick, Virginia bequeaths her ambition to Kenny Baker. Bathrick, Robert wills his Farm Relief to Bob Higgins. Benham, Beryl bequeaths her Castile Catastrophiesn to Helen Nugent. Bush, Lester wills his football shoes to Louise Morgan. Cahill, Emmett leaves his way with Lucille Hofstetter to Chick Vallee. tteu1porarily.D Page Cahill, Frank leaves his thoughts on Technocracy to Joseph Thomas. Constantine, Gordon wills his southern accent to Bern Derrick. Cook, Mary wills her refined accent to her sister. Crittenden, Thelma bequeaths her fascination to Carol Poste. Davis, Gladys bequeaths her solid determination to Dorothy Welker. Ewell, Wilma leaves all her Jack to the inflation program. Fisher, Dean leaves those tardy slips to Remi Vallee. Gott, Edwin leaves to Greg Martin his musical enterprise! Griffen, Robert bequeaths the Farm Program to Bob Moyer. Hofstetter, Arthur bequeaths to David Diltz, his quietness. Hudes, Dorothy wills her hair to all you forgotten blonds . Kiel, William wills his Math theories to R. Ludwig. Latort, Stella leaves her pleasant voice to R. Stritzel. McFadden, Margery leaves her giggles to the next 'flmogenef' To Ken Baker, Wilson Marzolf wills his supercilious nature. Mayer, Alice wills her Home, Sweet Home to Elsie Miller. Mills, Lemar wills his magnetism to Norm Knox. 0lKeefe, Robert wills to Ellsworth Baker his Bake'ing ability. Schlegel, Norma bequeaths her good sportsmanship to Coach Muehleck. Sheehan, Edward leaves to the younger set, his ability to square dance. To anyone who is broke Robert Simpson wills his Doe . Smith, Harold wills all his shyness to the Freshman Class. Smith, Loring Wills his bashfulness to Johnny Conable. Stamp, Ruth bequeaths her 'fWright', experiences to M. E. Wiggins. Stella, Joseph leaves his executive ability to Wolfe CD Van Valkenburg. Taylor, Lois wills her Mechanical Art to Mr. Shear. ' Taylor, Morris wills his blue-blooded sophistication to Fritz Karstaedt. Thomson, Hope wills her Hcackling cahill to Ramona Perkins. Wagenblass, Christine wills her boy friends to Martha Conger. Wagoner, Jean leaves those curly locks to Pearl Sergel. Weber, Onalee also wills her Mechanical Art to Mr. Shear. Williams, Gertrude wills her black makingsn to anyone who is blushing. Winchester, Anne leaves her absent periods to Norma Swan. Wolcott, Vernon bequeaths some of his height to f'Davy Wright. Woolley, Donald leaves his Commercial Artn to Margaret Curtis. Zeches, Mildred leaves her history marks to Betty McGee. twenty

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