Warsaw High School - Blast Yearbook (Warsaw, NY)

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THE BLAST 21 f-1 ' --1 SENIOR SNAPS IGMP

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20 TI-IE BLAST 2404-W V - Jef g . gg- ences, R. Smith .. , .... ,., ...,.,.,.A....,,.,...,..., ...,.,.,..A,...A A,.,.,,,,,A,, H o u se Mother Stevens ..... ..,.....A.,..A A. .........,,.. A m ember of the German Band Sweetheimel '...,.........,. .......,..,.,.,.,,..e.....,,,,,,,,,A,AAA,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, R earing kids Th0maS ....,.,...........v..... ......V,.........W.........,. M anager of Rosen's Van Allen ..........,...... .A.,,,,..,...,A....,,,.,A,.,...,.,A,....,,,,,,,,A.A,,,,,,,,,,A,,,,,,,,,,,,A,A,, D el'Very Man Van Valkenburg .....,....,.,.. .......4,........,,A,.A........,...w...,,,..e, ....,.AA.AA,,,,,.,,ee, ,,,,.,,,,,w,,, S e r :en Lover Welker v..,.,e...............,....... .,e..e,...,,.e H itch hiking to Rochester to see Betty Wheeler, D .,..,. ...... ......,,..,.....,...........,.....,,..e...., C o llector of defunct cars Wheeler, J .......... ,.vw.,,......,..,4.......,,,........,l,. Social leader of Orangeville Wiggins ...V.A........W.e ...,...,r,,.. S ocial registrar of N. Y. C. Wright, D .......w,i . ..v.,....,i,.,.....,.,,........,.,i.,..,,..,...ii. Varsity Man Wright, M ....,, ...,.... ...,... .,.,.... M a n ufacturer of wave set Woodley .,.......,. .4.....,.,,i.A....,,..............,.....,..,.........,,,............ F ilibustering in the Senate Alumni The graduates of 1933 had a very large class. From this class about eleven went to College and the rest of them came back to the dear old high school for a post graduate course. Some of the graduates that went away to college are: Emmett Cahill, Gordon Constantine, Mary Cook, Dorothy Hudes, Stella Latort, Margery MacFadden, Norma Schlegel, Wilma Ewell, Jim Conger, Hope Thomson and Christine Wagenblass. The Warsaw High School has received many honorary reports from the students away at college. Those that are taking the post graduate course are also doing very fine work, at least most of them. The basket ball games between the Alumni boys and the High School Boys were lost by the Alumni. But the Alumnae girls beat the Warsaw High School girls. The boys must be slipping or something. The Warsaw High School is very proud of its graduates of the last year, whether they went to college and sent back good reports or whether they came back to the good old W. H. S. Undergraduates wish them all the best of success. , One day Marguerite Constantine was looking at the side shows at one of the local circuses. At once she exclaimed, Ol look over there! Her friend asked her what she meant. Ol don't you know? No, said her friend. Why I think the Freak is wonderful. -ll.1,-i-l- Bob Lowden- The milk you have been giving us lately seems to be unusually watery. John Smallwood- Yes, I was just going to tell you about it. You see, the cows got into the salt-bin last week an' it makes 'em awful thirsty. ,i.ll Ever hear about the Scotchman who married a rosy-cheeked girl to avoid buying rouge ?

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22 THE BLAST Mfall - - --- f- V 7 Y 0339 unior Activities After profound deliberation the Juniors elected the following officers for better or for wo1'se. President .......t .. ,.....t.r..,. Edward Frankenstein Vice-president r..,....,r,.....,tt lrr., , ...Ouida Keeney Secretary .,.r,.,..,r,.,....,tt ...ttt ,t.l.. , . rr.,, ,ttt.. A V is Spring Treasurer .,.ttl..... ,tr...,.tl,,,..,,e . .tt...... Keith Wright Miss Scott was chosen for sponsor and she graciously accepted. At the first meeting it was decided to sell candy and this was continued until the Seniors chizzled us out on our mighty profitable business. At the next meeting it was decided that the Junior Prom be held on November 24. Brown, orange and white crepe paper were selected for decorations but they were not delivered. In desperation a call was sent to Buffalo where a supply was secured. V. After a hectic day and night the gym was finally decorated very beautifullyg Murray Goodman's orchestra was engaged and the programs were made by Miss Bonesteel's typing' classes. The Junior Prom came to a close all too soon, successful, socially and financially. The buying of rings has always caused considerable controversy but it was settled by voting. The ring receiving the greatest number of votes was considered the Junior Ring. Almost unanimously we chose to buy ours from the Bastian Company. The rings far exceeded any rings of previous classes. The Junior-Senior picnic is not far away. We have already made plans to give our Senior class a real treat which they deserve. With the Blast out-means Regents are here. We all want to keep our fine record and take it over with us to our Senior year.