East High School - Orient Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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Winners of the Purple “R,” 1903-4 FOOT-BALL H. Acton Lancs low, '04. Alfred Johnson, '05. Walker Lee, ’o6. Archer White, ’05. Harvey Barber, '06. Orlo Waugh. ’04. Theodore Warrant Pryor, '04. Jack Finucane. ’04. Edwin Tibbils, ’04. Louis Shepard, '06. Joseph O’Connor, ’04. Gerard Nebfus, ’05. Hacaman, ’06. BASKET-BALL Harry Crowley, '05. Carl Burling, ’06. Clarence Curtis, ’06. Max Shoop, ’06. H. Acton Langslow, ’04. Frederick Avery, '06. Clinton Wolcott, '04. INDOOR TRACK H. Acton Langslow, ’04. Joseph O’Connor, '04. William Hanford, ’05. Carrol Taylor, ’04. Ray Carroll, ’06. Stephen Bidwell, ’05. BASE BALL Curtis Hart, ’04. Frank Chamberlain, '06. Arthur Morrison, ’06. Carl Burling, ’o6. Richard Grant, ’04. Karl Medcalf, '05. Harvey Barber, ’o6. Ray Carroll, ’o6. Walter White, ’05. Bernerd Hogan, ’07. OUTDOOR TRACK 29 H. Acton Langslow, ’04. Walker Lee, ’o6. William Hanford, ’05. Stephen Bidwell, ’05.

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For nearly thirty years, this well-known Kochcstcrian taught in our school, and his leaving it during our senior year marks an important event in the history of ’04. As student and teacher he was the loyal supporter of everything our Alma Mater undertook and his resignation was regretted by all. Mr. Glen was horn in Rochester in 1853. He was graduated in 1870 from the old Free Academy, and from the University of Rochester in 1874. During his college career he was elected member of the Phi Beta Kappa Society and took the degrees of Bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts. In 1875 was appointed teacher of Mathematics in the Dele- ware Literary Institute at Franklin. N. V., but in the following year he accepted a position in his Alma Mater. During his career as an instructor in this school he taught algebra, geometry, political economy, English literature and logic, Latin, and Greek. During thirty-two years he cither taught or studied under four different principals, and in a|| that time was absent only three days. He was the mainstay of the athletic organi- zations, being president of the Students’ Athletic Association for several terms, and the • t ? faculty member of the Athletic Committee on the Executive Council since its formation. FRANK E. GLEN, A. M. 28

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Outdoor Track Team, 1904 Captain, H. ACTON LANGSLOW. Manager, William Likes. Assistant Manager, Harry Edgerton. Coach, James Rawnsley. WINNERS OF THIRD PLACE, ANNUAL INTER-SCHOLASTIC TRACK MEET, ITHACA, CORNELL UNIVERSITY. THE TEAM H. Acton Langslow, ’04. Carrol Taylor, '04. Stephen Bidwell, '04. William Hanford, '05. Herbert Levis, ’05. Walter Hurlburt, ’05. Walker Lee, ’o6. Joseph O’Connor, ’04. Fred K. Taylor, ’04. Orlo Waugh, '04. James Snell, ’05. Harold Neefus, ’05. De Lancey Bentley, 06. Joseph Rosenthal, ’05. track records of the r. h. s. (These arc the only authentic records obtainable as this goes to press.) 100 yard dash, 10:] seconds, held by Webster. 220 yard dash, 251 seconds, held by Jacobi. Mile run, 4:56 , held by Brown. Half mile run, 2:14, held by Davison. Shot-put, 39 feet 7 inches, held by Langslow. Pole-vault, 9 feet 8$ inches, held by Langslow. 30