Allendale Columbia High School - Clavus Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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l.L'l'l to right, standing: I. Logan, I. Nichols, Raithel, G. lluther. Sitting: llamilton, Williams, Cinlick, Smith. Absent: l.ikly. Flllllll ll A class of varied talents and abilities, the Class of 1950 will become the leaders of the school next year. A fine group of leaders they will be, as has been shown already by their record. Athletic leadership has always been a trait that they have shown, as illustrated by the fact that the Mohawk-Apache teams have been led by this class this year. Scholastic leadership is another fine characteristic of this group. The school should profit tremendously under their direction. We, the Class of 1949, wish them a very eventful year and a cooperative student body as they continue to prove their leadership qualities. 24

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of ide L:-fd!! of fQ4Q U We, the Class of 1949, of the Allendale School, in the Town of Pittsford, State of New York, being of sound disposition and capable intellect do hereby publish and declare our last will and testament. We bequeath, as follows: C15 To the school, as a whole, continued growth and prosperity. C25 To the Iunior class, a garage full of hot rods and jeeps for their exclusive use during the Cobbs Hill season. Cgj To Mrs. Schwartz, more excellent meals and a car that is a car. MIKE-leaves his mania for eradicating sign posts to anyone who can drive a tank and his bear hunting to Iack Ernest. DAVE-leaves a jar of 'French's Mustard' to Bill Raithel and his enthusiasm for extensive vocabulary to Dave Hudnut. GEORGE-leaves his dapper dan cap to Mr. Schwartz and a new pair of trousers to Mr. Bell. BOB-leaves his place in Mr. SchWartz,s car to anyone who needs a lift and the communist manifesto and a big, fat eraser to Ioe Stalin. HUTCH-leaves Ioe Truck to the Brighton cops and a lesson in ice-boating to lim Williams. IOHNNY-leaves a good joke to George Huther and various and sundry articles of disguise to A.W.O.L. VAN-leaves his ringside seat at the Arena to 'Sky-Hy' Kerr and a few ventilation holes in the floor of the Lower School to Mr. Schwartz. CHUCK-leaves his tattersall waistcoat to Mr. C. Cramp Mulford and merely leaves Iohn Gipner. SKIP-sadly relinquishes his economy size jar of Iohnson's Wax to Iohn Nichols and his vitamin pills to a deficient faculty. 23

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w ,,,..,,,, Left to right, back row: Kerr, Kavanagh, Killip, F. Winchell. Middle row: P. Marsland. Robinson, Barrett. Front row: Webster, Gleason. Absent: Ernest. Midway through high school, these boys have already shown their willing- ness to cooperate in school activities and their desire to learn. Whether it be Writing for the Cr0W's Nest, practicing for a football game, studying for their exams or participating in a play, they do it with determined effort and unusual diligence. Of course, there are times when they release themselves and enjoy life to the utmost but these times are few. This class is a strong one and should become more ir1Huential as they advance in class and age. 25