Batavia High School - Batavian Yearbook (Batavia, NY)

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Faculty History Row I: ETIII-IL M. IIRVMSTED, A.R.-Univer'i'y of Roch- e-lcr---Act ng A109-I'I'lIll'lll.El, Sen.or Class Conn- rn-'or. Latin II. ERNEST R. Ill'FF, ILS. in Fhemistry-Cornell ITni- xer ily, M.S. Syracuse University-Dean of Boys, in chnr:.:e of Boys' Attendance, Veterans' Coun- selor. I-toys' Hygiene I and II. JOSEPIIINE M. JOHNSON. A.R.-Elmira College, New York Iiniversity, Vniversity of Michigan- Dean of Girls, Director of Guidance Program, , in cliarge of Girls' Attendance, Senior Guidance t' a ses. TIIELMA J. FORD, AJS.-University of Rochester -.lnnior Class Counselor, English I. ELEANOR L. HAITZ, R.S. in Education-Syracuse I':1ireisity, M.S. in Education-Cornell Univers- ity--Sophomore Class Counselor, Bookkeeping I, llnsiness I nndamentals, Typewriting I. RAYMOND KENDALL, R.S.-Buffalo State Teach- . ers' Uollcgx-Dean of Roys, Boys' Attend-ance, IIyg'ene II. MARY I.. IVRRIEN, R.S.-Buffalo State Teachers' t'olleg:e-7th ard Sth Year Counselor, Tth and 8th Year Guidance Classes, Social Studies 9. Row II: EDIVARD .I. RARUOCK, R.M.-Eastman School of Music-Junior High School Music, Band and Orchestra. ELMER t'. HAITPIII-BI9f'llfIYl'I'S, Institute-Mecham if-nl Drawing I. II. III, General Shop 9th Year. A. RARISARA ROATFIELD, R.S.-Buffalo State 'l'e:ichers' Gol'eue-General Mathematics Sth and Wh Years, Social Studies 9. FRAXUES RRAINARII-Potsdam Normal-Shorb hand I and II. VAL JEAN BURNS. R.S.--Alfred University --- Physics. Ilygiene I. RAYMOND T. RYRNE. A.I1.-State Teachers' Col- lege. Albany, M.A.. Cornell University-Head of Science Department. Chemistry. AMRROSE R. CLARKE, A II.-Corne'l Universitv. Ed. M.-St. Lawrence Iiniversity-Head of Math- ematics Depnrtnient, Intermediate Algebra, Trig- onometry, I'lfemeZ'-tary Algebra. Row III: MRS. MARIE O. CLARKE, A.R.-St. Lawrence Yniversity---Elementary Algebra. MRS. ELOISE R. COLE-Mechanics' Institute- Ilome Economics 7th, Sth and 9th Years. IVILLIAM II. FOLLINS, R. S. in C.-New York State College for Teachers-Head of Commercial IIPIIIIPIIIIPIII. Faculty Treasurer, School System l'o1nptroller, I'onimercial Arithmetic, Post-Grad- nate Bookkeeping, Law, Coordinator of Retail Selling. ELIZABETH S. FRAMER, A.R.-Vassar College- Genvrnl Science. General Biology. LORETTA M. DAILEY, AB.-Mt. St. Mary's Col- lege-Mathemntics 7th Year and 10th Year. TIIEODORE DAY. AB.-Hamilton College: M.A. --t'ornell University-I-lead of Social Studies Department. Social Studies 9 and 12. ALDA L. DEVITT. Ph R.-Northcentral College-- Social Studies 7th and Sth Years. Row IV: MARY S. ELLIS-Broclfoort State Teachers' Col- lege-Enalish Tlth ard Sth Years. MRS. EDITH ERXVAY, B.S,-Syracuse University -Plane Geometry, General Science. KATHLEEN' FORSYTH, A.I3.-Canisius College, M.S.--Teiclters' College. Columbia University-- E'g:Qish II ard Latin I. I ll. PAULINE GEHRING, A.R., Il.0.E.-Syracuse Vziiversity-Public Speaking, Drnmatics. MARIE G. GENTNER, A.B.-New York State Col- lege for Teachers, M.A.-Niagara University- German I, II and III, Latin I and III. JOHN R. HANLEY--Oswego State Teachers' Col- lege-General Metal, Auto Mechanics. ELLEN M. HAWVVER, B.S.-Ithaca College-Girls' Physical Education. Row V: ELEANOR HOMELIUS. A.B.-Elmira College: M. A.-Syracuse University-English II and III, Assistant in Dmmatics. EDWIN G. JOHNSON. A.B.-University of Roch- ester-Head of Lost -and Found Department, History C, Social Studies 9th Year. MRS. HAZEI. H. KELLER, B.S.-Syracuse Uni- versity-Typewrilting I, Business Fundamentals. BLANCHE E. KINNEAR, A.B.-Syracuse Univer- sity-English I and III. MRS. MABEL W. KRAEMER--Thomas School, Detroit-Elementary Design, Elementary Rep- resentation, Advanced Drawing, Tth and 8th Drawing. SYLVIA KRAMER, B. S. In Home Economics Ed- ucation-Buffalo State Teachers' College-Cloth ing, Initerior Decoration, Home Economics A bi Year, Hygiene II. LLEWELLYN C. MEIER, B.S.-Rah'-alo State Teachers' College-Social Studies I0, ll: Senior Social Science. Row VI : MRS. MOTT, R.S.--State College. Cortland-Girls' Physical Education. LOI'ISE OLMSTED, A.B.-University of Rochesterg M.A. of University Grenoble, France, Middlebury i'o'lege-French I, II, III. FRANK E. ONVEN-London College of Music- D'rector of Music, Rudiments of Music, Music Appreciation, Glee Clubs, Choristers. ELSIE M. PETERSEN. B. S.-Buffalo State Teach- ers' College-Head of Home Economics Department, Foods, Home Nursing. , MRS. ANNA M. PICKERT, B.S.-Syracuse Uni- versity-General Science 7th -and Sth Years, Hygiene II. DEXTER PIERCE, M.D.'-School Physician JOHN S. RANDALL, B.S-Colgate University- World History, Social Studies 10. Row VII : CHARLES E. ROBERTS, A.B.-Syracuse Univer- sity: M.A.--State Teachers' College, Albany- English III and IV, Faculty Adviser of the Pit- . ELIZABETH L. SMITH, A.B.-D'Yonville College: R.S. Albany State Teachers' College-Business English, Speed Typewriting, Otiice Machine Prac- tice. PAIILINE M. SMITH, A.B.-D'Yonville College: R.S.-Albany State Teachers' College-Short han'l I, Post-Graduate Shorthand, Oflice Machine Practice.

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Calendar September 4-School opened. September 13-First Council Dance. September 26-Junior Nominating Con- vention. October 3-Junior High Installation. October 13-Ring samples on display. October 14-Senior Nominating Con- vention. Broadcast by WBTA. October 15 October 16 -A big day! Senior High voting! October 17 -Senior High Primaries. A new French Professor! Election of Class officers. October 19-G.A.A. play day. October 31- Big Halloween rally and parade as preface to Le Roy game. November 1-Beat Le Roy ! ! January 23-Exams began. January 29-Activity pictures for the U Batavian ' '. January 31-Received the glad tidings -Marks that is ! ! ! February 6-Tea given by 9th grade Home Economics. February 11-The best Senior Banquet in years ! February 12-Hooray for Abe Lincoln. February 14--Pepsi-Cola scholarship I exam. February 17-Scout government day. February 18-American Legion Speak- ing Contest-Broadcast. March 3-5-No school! Storm. March 7-Sophomore party. Quarter November 11-Armistice Day ! ! It rained ! ! ! November 13+-Report Cards. New system of Honor Roll. November 15-First 3-act play in sev- eral years. June Mad . November 27- Campus Fling Ray Di Santo's Orchestra. November 28-Thanksgiving. November 29-Junior Class party. December 15-Christmas Concert. December 20-Ten days of freedom ! Christmas vacation. January 2-Back at the old grind. January 12-Senior pictures taken. January 17-Proofs ! ! All good but Finals at Brockport. VVe lost. March 20-Rochester Civic Orchestra and Choristers. April April April April 4-Easter Vacation. 18-Concert by the Choristers. 19-7th and 8th grade party. 29-Speaking Contest. April 30-National Honor Society As- sembly. May 1-2-N. Y. State Scholarship Exam. May 9-9th grade party. May 16-Senior Ball ! ! May 23-Spring Concert. June 6-Junior High Concert. June 15-Last Chance ! Final exams!! June 2 mine ! ! ! las 3-Commencement. Through at t v v