East High School - Orient Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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SSW ' Y ll 'A hlaw .H f . .Q .0 -:qv '.n.:....ul.mIn lllh,,,P'.fh 3, -: 2: ORIENT Faculty Advisors DOROTHY DENNIS IVAN K, POTTER The class of June 1923 wishes to express their recognition of the loyal and unfailing service rendered to this class by their Faculty Advisors, Miss Dorothy Dennis and Mr. Ivan K. Potter, during the past four years. S ORIENT The Faculty . ....,. Principal . . . . . . Vice-Principal Axxixtant to the Principal . . Principal of Annex . ...... . Girlx' Adviror ALBERT H. WILcOx . . WILLIAM BETz . . . EARL A. PARTRIDGE . . GEORGE E. EDDY .... MRS. EVA P. REMINGTON MARTHA HICKOK .... Secretary ENGLISH ' ERNEST R. CLARK HOLMES BLOOMER ARLINE L. BRADSHANV, MRS. MARY L. BROCRWAY MRS. L. R. COLEMAN KATHERINE E. COMES HAROLD E. COWLES DOROTHY DENNIS MRS. CLARA A. DUNCAN EFFIE H. ESSON MARION M. GREENWOOD EDNA M. HAGGITH CHARLES A. HEDLEY ROBERT T. LANSDALE ELIZABETH LEMAY MRS. E. G. MCGLACHLIN PAUL MCGHEE MAUDE K. MURPHY TARRENCE F. OGDEN CARL H. PATTON SAMUEL PORTER J. ALMUS RUSSELL GERTRUDE SHEEHAN ELLIS S. SMITH MRS. EDITH STONE ARNOLD B. SWIFT KATHERINE VAN ALSTYNE MRS. EDITH WATEREIELD ANCIENT LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT F. NILES BACON ARTHUR G. BILLS MASON D. GRAY MRS, MASON D. GRAY JESSIE H. GUINAN IvAN K. POTTER EARL A. PARTRIDGE WARREN B. RODNEY SARA SCHWENDLER MRS. IDA G. SIMMONS LILLIAN J. STONEEURG FLORENCE R. TOOLAN HELENE G. VAN NESS MODERN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT MARTHA BETz JANE L. DEMING M. BLANCHE KELLY MRS. MABEL LEWIS ANGELINE H. LOGRASSO ARCHIMEDE MARN1 CHARLES HOLzwORTH MAGDELEINE MAZURIER HARRIET C. MINK GEORGE J. MOYER ELSIE G. NEUN JOSEPH OSMAN ' MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT FREDERICK BETz GRANT W. CLELAND LILLIAN L. CRAFIS HARRIET A. FRIDAY LEON C. FRIEL FAITH GILLIES LOUIS W. HAGEN MRS. ELIZABETH HALL J. MARGARET HOPEMAN MRS. LINDA BROWN A. EUGENIE CAMERON LUCY EISENBERG CHARLOTTE A. FABER MASON C. GAEI-'NEY WILLIAM BETz SOCIAL SCIENCE ALICE N. GIEEONS ROBERT T. LANSDALE 9 GEORGIA M. HUNTINGTON AGNES G. KEOUGH GORDON MERRIOR J. GENEVIEVE OICONNELL MARTHA ROWLAND PAUL J. SMITH HANNAH K. SPENCER H. CARLISLE TAYLOR EDWIN VAN DE WALLE MRS. JOHN L. MERRELL DELOS S. Ons SAMUEL PORTER LOIS TURNER WILLIAM C. WOLGAST ORIENT COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT BESSIE L. AMES NELLIE M. BOWLES JOSEPH L. BRIGGS MADELINE M. Cons LOYD R. COLEMAN MRS. F. H. COURTNEY WILI.IAM R. FOSTER JOHN A. B.-HRD IVIARVIN C. BUSHART KATHERINE E. BARRY CLARA B. CRIITENDEN HILDA FARRAR ROBERT P. CONNAL JOHN L. IVIERRELL KATHERINE HOGAN FLETCHER H. CARPENTER KATHERINE BURNS ROY E. DAvEY MRS. IVIAY FURMAN HILL PHYSICS CHARLES HARRIS BIOLOGY GRACE WVILLIAMS CHEMISTRY MRS. J. HANNA ENGLISH GEOGRAPHY E. P. SCHERMERHORN MUSIC D. E. II'IA'l'l'E RN DRAWING ELOCUTION COOKING 'AND SEWING JUNE C. DEMING J. RAYMOND ECKHARDT HOWARD W. JENNINGS JOSEPH W. KAISER JAMES A. KIPP JAMES H. FOVVLE MANUAL TRAINING JUDSON DECKER PHYSICAL TRAINING LILLIAN M. LORSCHEIDER GEORGE H. MCINERNEY MRs. LAURA C. 0,R.-XY H. O. PORTER MARION ROSSITER GEORGE H. STUDLEY HAROLD M. W.ARNER IRVING S. FITCH HENRY H. KEEFE RDNA L. PARKER L. JEAN WHITNEY HENRY E. IIVONDERGEM BURR F. NYILLXAMS ' MAE E. XVARNER .ARTHUR E. WARD FLORENCE H. CRAMER GRACE BROWN MARGARET F. MORTON WILLIAM H. IVIAXION LEWIS W. MILLER FRED J. OLDENBERG SPENCER W. TIFFANY GRACE E. MASON ROBERT B. MCKAY MRs. GRACE DOWDLE fNURSEJ LILLIAN L. WANGMAN LIBRARY IRENE D. WVINANS LUNCH ROOM MRs. ALICE M. HOTCHHIN 10 ERS EACH SENIOR T HE T 1 ORIENT ELIZABETH SLAYTON GORDON M. MEADE ELIZABETH SLAYTON FREDERIC HAUPT ALMA FRANKENFELD AMORET McDOWELL HAZEL ELDRIDGE . IsABEL HERDLE . ALICE BACON . . . BELLE RUDIN . EUGENE HAIDT BLANCHE KORCHEIN NORMAN MILLER MILDRED SCHICK GORDON M. MEADE ROBERT EASTERLY FRANK BIEL . . . DE Wrrr PIKE . . MOREAU SMITH . . HERBERT GILMORE IRVING FEINSTEIN The Orient BOARD OF EDITORS STAFF JACK KOKIS NELLIE STRAUSS RUTH BOWMAN BUSINESS BOARD STAFF 13 . . Editor-in-Chief . Axxoeiate Editor . Humor Editor: Art Editor . Clan Poet . H ixtorian . . Typift MARGARET EPPLEY EDNA SCHELLIN LIONEL SKIPPER HENRY HEESCH Buxinen Manager Axrociate Manager Advertixing Manager Photography Manager Circulation Manager HENRY HEEscH EUGENE ALHART 4 M x, y ., N., 1. fx' f gSw1 nl , J -gy gwKw1 3I ,H ' Q llllllllllfll mnrfr fl 1 x N! 'N Q 1 w +11 U .:--.......--L - 1 f CE HE ,J . W .. ' f1ll 1lIl.I ,: M mlzkmlllliu ' r1r'--.l Q Q wx -. umn W 1 JIKN -'I ,--4 lil F f 3ll '9 I 1 IIUH 2x l R fgM,.,51 'Ill--l-1 AIA! dnl. za .4 --.Q. n- El X 2-afjvirl-A 53351751 1 we-:..L:Q J - .gi2.Y-: if' N -- - --,i--Ea ': '.f-. 1 I uv-' lalhiaklu-'1u.n1avu - XE , W an 3 2 Nu nn - 1 I ua 'LLQLEJ' Z :f 7' 5-fiff' I - I it til ru- 3 - ' ' ' ji W v - , , iii? 11 C :fifq L.: - I I -il l' ORIENT Alma Mater Sweet be thy memory, High School of ours, Fair be thy destiny, fadeless thy Howers, Hearts that have loved thee, have won in liFe's fight, Names that we honor, thy standards hold bright. Our Alma Mater dear, to thee we sing, May all thy future years new honors bring, May friends thy banner raise, thy foes grow less, All love and praise to our old E. H. S. I5 ORIENT Class Poem Once, 'midst the silent passing on of years, Time paused To find the earth, vibrant with hope and tensely gayg For night, brooding in mystic shapes of shadows dim, Stood trembling on the threshold of a dawning dayg Watched as the first faint spark of reawakening strength Brought to the ear the murmur of Life's steady Way, Rich in its dreams of hope and chance in bright array. A new day dawned, was lived, and slowly passed away. And now We, too, pause on an unmarked threshold here, Twixt High School days, thronged with tried friends an dear, And all that lies ahead for us unlived in years VVhen opportunity and life draw swiftly near. We feel the strength of power, throbbing in our veins: The World seems fair and goodly rich to our young eye: And our ambition craves a share forithee, East High. A new day dawns and livesg and so we say good-bye. 16 d memories WUHU ZAUE' THE' EFIWIUI JL O R I E N T Ofjicers of the Senior Class NORMAN IVIILLER ISABEL HERDLE Pre:-ident Vice-Prfxident MOREAU SMITH ALMA FRANKENFELD Treasurer Secretary 18 ORIENT DOROTHY ALICE ABERT 581 Melville Street Who if pretty to walk with, And witty to talk with, And pleamnt, too, to think on? Treasurer of Class C115 Thrift Stamp Com- mittee C113 Basketball C2, 313 Class Pin Com- mittee C213 Wearer of Basketball Numerals C313 Clarion Staff C313 Clarion Agent C313 Clarion Pin C313 Senior Day Committee C41Q Senior Farce C413 Meniber Executive Council C313 Home Room Committee C213 French Club C41. No. 11 Boston School of Physical Education 'Tisz MARGUERITE E. ADE 115 Ontario Street W ho ,floatf upon Zhe river of her z'hought.r? No. 1-1 Undecided 'Tis: EUGENE ALHART 218 Milburn Street W' ho would rather let 'ire upon his head dercend, Ere! Sacred H onorv he Zhy law: ojend? Boys Glee Club Cl, 213 Special Chorus Cl, 213 Captain, Home Room Basketball C2, 3, 413 Wearer of Numerals C313 Assistant Cheer Leader C415 Assistant Advertising Manager of Orient C413 Glee Club Treasurer C413 Cap- tain Gym Team C313 Thrift Stamp Committee C113 Home Room Committee C41. No. 23 University of Rochester 'Tisz 19 ORIENT M. HELEN ALLEN 32 Boardman Street W'lzo haf a naughty little twinkle in her eyef? Senior Farce No. 14 Undecided ,Tisz EVELYN ANTHONY S9 Monroe Avenue Pittsford, N.Y, W lzo lead: a ltfe of pleaxure and glee, A happy-go-lucky girl is the? Pittsford High School Eastman School of Music 'Tis: ALICE BACON 35 Vick Park B W'lzo hai the creative faculty of mind, Faflrioning and following in a thousand Jhapes, M ore lovely than the real? Home Room Committee C415 Orient Board QQ. No. 23 Bradford Academy 'Tisz 20 ORIENT GEORGE BANKS 365 Conkey Avenue W'ho if apt to forget the world Ilfhen hi: boat .fails are uufurled? Home Room Basketball C213 Home Room Soc- cer C313 Class Soccer C313 Track C313 VVearer of R3 Wearer of Numerals. No. S Pennsylvania State College ,Tis: RALPH CLARENCE BARR ER, Garden St.,Ii-ondeqnoit Who if ,flow to :peak ana' slow to -wrafh, But never :low to learn? Band CZ, 3, 413 Orchestra C3, il'1QO1'Cl1CStI'H Ping Band Ping Assistant Publicity Manager of Clarion, Clarion Board, Clarion Pin, Home Room Soccer, Class Soccer, Class Numerals, Class Baseball, Inter-High Band Q41. Irondequoit High School Undecided 'Tisz EDGAR H. BATES 174 Crosman Terrace Nant but himrelf can be his parallel, W ho if he? Home Room Committee Cl, 2, 313 Soccer Cl, 213 Basketball fl, 213 Home Room Basketball Cl, 2, 3, 413 Band 13, 413 Orchestra Q3, 413 Chairman Gift Committee C413 Stage Manager Senior Farce C41. No. 15 University of Rochester Tis: 21 ORIENT FANNIE BECKER 106 Rauber Street W' ho is our retiring maid To whom no mwchzef can be lznd? Underwood Award H313 School Bank HD W. J. H. S. Undecided 'Tisz GILFORD VV. BERG 14 Scrantom Street Who ir thx fellow who liker the J'01LIh ride, W'ho.fe ajairfr d'amour are known far and wide? Band C2,3j3 Orchestra C3Jg Home Room Com- mittee CZDQ Chairman Home Room Committee C355 Home Room Basketball C313 Baseball GD. VV. H. S. University of Buffalo ,Tisz PERSIS R. BETTEN 701 Park Avenue Who let: not her tongue oizttnm her wit For the wire full oft in rilence fit? Amsterdam High School University of Rochester ,Tis: 22 -19 I! .f no r E , Q7- f'f' ' ORIENT gr , If 9' ' .Aiieif I If JEAN FRANCES Bsrrrs 140 Parsellis Avenue V . I-,V w W'ho among uf excel! in .rwimmi1rg? Orchestra C2, 315 Chorus Qljg Agora CD5 Swim- ming Team KZ, 35. No. 23 Cornell ,Tisz MARGARET E. BICKNELL 29 Birch Crescent W' ho sleep: and dreamf that Life if Beauty, 1171710 wakes' andjind: that Life is Duty? Hiking Club QZDQ Home Room Committee f3jg French Club Q05 Class Basketball QLD. No. 31 Russell Sage College 'Tisz FRANK BIEL 207 Andrews Street Alffho believe: that whatever is worth doing at all if V worth doing -well? Cross Country C315 Electrician Senior Farce H415 Advertising Manager Orient Q4j. St. Joseplfs School University of Buffalo 'Tis: i zsl 0 R 1 ELN T ii xx 5 . ELIZABETH BITTER 95 Herman Street llfhofe perronality belief her own name, lflzoxe name is Bitter, but if Jweet juft the mme? Glee Club C2, 315 Special Chorus C313 Social Committee C415 Agora C4-1g Boule C41. W. H. S. University of Rochester 'Tisz BELLE BLACK 450 Avenue A W' ho refines to 'weary in with idlf talking? Remington Award C215 Underwood Award C315 Supply Store C41. W. H. S. A Undecided 'Tis: -Siu-qWi'ml 1 x..-. M. HELEN BLACKBURN 363 Lalte Avenue And who ay the brightest :un glorifc: the Jky, H ay her fare illimzined by tha brightneff of her eye? Chorus Corpus Christi School University of Rochester 'Tisz 'x l, 24 -..1. -1-f 'ka I 4 4 Y K1 ORIENT NAOMI BLAKLEY 45 Elton Street Who haf .vo glowing a gratitude for kindnerx? Gym Pin Award C3Jg Gym Demonstration No. 31 Undecided 'Tisz GERTRUDE E. BLENSINGER 54 Keeler Street Who is the laxxie that only would live That to all others, :he might good thing: give? No. S C University of Rochester 'Tisz Bessie LEE BODINE 239 Greeley Street W'ho,flnd.r thi: a plearant place Where none need vainly yearn? Glee Club C2, 313 Special Chorus C3jg Senior Farce C4jg Home Room Committee C255 Bank C4jg Basketball CD3 State Drill CD5 Nature Club Clj. A Newark High School City Normal School ,Tis: 25 X ORIENT ALBERT L. BONNER Culver Road Who if little, yelthe heroes are not all six feet tall, For the largext .voulr may dwell in bodies small? District No. 2, Irondequoit Syracuse University 'Tisz RUTH VIRGINIA BOWMAN 246 Laburnum Crescent Who? the girl with all the pep, The girl tlzat har the good sport rep? Social Committee C2jg Class Pin Committee C2jg Class Basketball C2, 3, 413 Wearer of Numerals, E. H. S. Monogram, Girls' Track Team C2, 3j 3 Trip Committee C41 g Orient Board C45- No. 15 Wellesley 'Tisz HARRIET BRIGGS West Webster, N. Y. Who ir az friend when one 'ir in need, And thu: 'ir a real true friend indeed? No. 15 Mechanics Institute 'Tist 26 ORIENT SAMUEL BROADRIBB 195 Hillside Avenue W ho is he who will rife to great things in this world of ours? No. 15 University of Rochester 'Tisz CLARENCE BROWN 79 Scio Street W' ho to conquer, fought To gwe uf Fame? Wearer of Numeralsg Wearer of Eg Reserve Basketball Team C2jg Wearer of R, Basketball Team C3, 455 Soccer Team C4jg Executive Coun- cil C2, 3jg Athletic Field Committee, Football Committee Celjg Chairman of Athletic Com- mittee C3Dg Home Room Basketball C125 Class Soccer CZDQ Chairman of Home Room Com- mittee C4jg Pin Committee Clj. St. Joseph's School Notre Dame 'Tisz WILLIAM E. BUCKLAND Culver Road, Irondequoit Who would rather be than seem to be? Home Room Basketball C3j. District No. 5, Irondequoit Undecided 'Tisz 27 ORIENT FLORENCE BUTTS 18 Anson Place W' ho :tepx not oler the bound: of llloderty? Chorus fl, 2, 35. St. Mary's School Undecided 'Tisz DOROTHY CAMPBELL 86 Rosedale Street Who if the girl .fo stately and tall W'ho with a haughty mieu walks thru the hall? Home room Committee C353 Senior Farce M53 Glee Club CZ, 35. No. 15 'Tis: University Of Rochester THORA A. CLAPP 243 Melville Street ' W hare eyex arf lzalf-defiant, H alf-meek and compliant? Glee Club ffl, 3, 453 Special Chorus C3, 45. Victor High School City Normal School l1is: ZS ORIENT DONALD CLARK 10 Regent Street Who if he that hath knowledge And .rpareth hi.r wordf? Home Room Committee CZDQ Underwood Type- writer Medal f3j. Avon, N. Y. University of Rochester 'Tisi MARGARET CLARK Penlield, N. Y. Who if .the as baflqful as can be found, Who blufhey Jo becomingly whe1ze'er a man come: Wound? Penfield Union School Mechanics Institute 'Tisz SARAH CLIFTON 24 Princeton Street Hfhose thought: and her conduct are her own? Glee Club KZ, 45. W. H. S. Rochester Dental Dispensary 'Tisz 29 ORIENT ALICE Comm 11 Edgerton Street Ufho is the girl who be what she will hfith all her faults we love her still? No. 23 Undecided 'Tis: MABLE COHEN Summerville Boulevard W ho throws time elaborately away? No. 10 Undecided 'Tisz PERCY COHEN 1125 Woodward Street W' ho loves his own sweet shadow in the streets Better than e'er the fairest she, he meets? Wearer of Eg Wea1'er of Numeralsg Home Room Basketball Cl, 2, 3, 455 Home Room Soccer C253 Class Basketball C259 Reserve Basketball f45Q Class Soccer Q253 Tennis Tournament C255 Reserve Baseball Q3, 45. No. 14 University of Rochester 'Tisz 30 ORIENT ADELE S. CoHN 1081 Harvard Street Who won't hide the twinkle in her eye: That dam out betimex in roguifh Jurprire? Social Committee C3, 4j5 Home Room Com- mittee K3, 4jg Agora GQ. YV. H. S. University of Rochester 'Tis: HAZEL L. COLE 40 Bronson Avenue Who ha: a kind and genzle heart to Comfort friend and foe? Home Room Committee CSD. No. 28 Undecided 'Tisz RUTH COLLYER 80 Culver Road llflzo if the girl that would impreff All with her .vtern inzpanioenexy? No. 23 University of Rochester 'Tisz 31 ORIE NT HELEN COMINSKY 31 Herman Street Who ha: a good a'i.vpo.ritio11, M uch to be envied? Remington Award C213 Underwood Award Q31 W. J. H. S. Undecided 'Tisz DORIS EDNA CREIGHTON 126 Grand Avenue Who :milfs all the while Ami win: with the rmile? Special Chorus Cl, 21. No. 25 City Normal School l'is: CATHERINE CRITCHELL Terrin Road Whore lzlfe if like a play? M. P. V. S. Undecided ,Tisz 37 ORIENT MILDRED CROPSEY Brighton Station, New York W'h.o keeps Zhe even tenor of her way? Brooklyn, N. Y. Mechanics Institute 'Tisz GRETCHEN CUSHING 212 Meigs Street Ufhoxe eyef are .fmrx of twilight fair, Like If'SL IiZ1igh.f,f too, her d-ufky hair? Senior Farce Nazareth Academy Skidmore 'Tis: M. LUCILE DAILEY 163 Vermont Street W'ho is ,the who if tall and fair, Like -zmfo a godderf with golden hair? No. 33 Mechanics Institute 'Tisz 3 ORIENT EMILY DE GRAFF 45 Alliance Avenue Who if merry and free Sad for no man? Swimming CZDQ Class Secretary Qjg Home Room Committee C455 French Club GH. No. 15 Undecided 'Tisz JACK DELMARLE 76 Edgerton Street H 5 trudged along, 'lL71,k'lZ0'l0'i'llg what he .fought And whistled as he went for want of thought. Wearer of R, E, Numeralsg Swimming CD5 Swimming Team CZ, 3, 455 Captain 81 Manager Swimming Team Q3, 4j, Reserve Baseball C2, 3, 453 Class Social Committee C313 Home Room Committee CZJ. No. 23 Dartmouth College 'Tisz DORIS DERRENBACIQER Brighton Station, N. Y. Who is good and letr who will be, clever? Penlield Union School City Normal School 'Tisz 3-1- ORIENT CLARA DOBBELAIRE Irondequoit If work co-zmtv, Jucceff if her: The record :hows no trace of bluff. lrondequoit City Normal School ,Tisz ISABEL DOANE 54 Harper Street Who is .the with thofe golden tre.f.re: Who beg-uile.r uf with her pretty dreffes? Girls' Basketball Q93 Social Committee QQ. Iowa City, Iowa State Union College of Iowa 'Tisz Rosa DUBNIKOFF 6 Catherine Street I f :he ha: any faulty She ha: left ur in doubt. Glee Club QD. W. H. S. City Normal School 'Tisz JJ ORIENT BERNICE M. DUNIKOWSKA 30 Reed Park Who ha: taken the wife in their own cmftinexs? Remington Award CD. St. Stanislaus School Plattsburg 'Tisz VICTORIA DYLEWSKI 39 Ernst Street Whose mimic do we hear, So :oft and yet Jo clear, The true concord of well-tuned found: From her own violin abounds? Orchestra f2, 3, 4-jg Interclass Track Meet CZ, 35. West High School Eastman School of Music 'Tisz STANLEY DYNOWSKI 246 Weddle Way Who if no better than he :hould be? Glee Clubg Home Room Basketball CD. W. H. S. Albany Law School 'Tisz 36 ORIENT ROBERT EASTERLY 1219 St. Paul Street Who to himxelf if law and no law doth need, Ojends no law and if a king indeed? Wearer of Eg First Soccer Team C453 Second Baseball C255 Second Soccer Team C313 Wearer' of Numeralsg Chairman of Athletics Commit- tee C3jg Home Room Soccer C255 Home Room Basketball Cl, lljg Activities Editor Orient C4jg Assistant Business Manager Orient C453 Clar- ion Board C4j. No. 33 Cornell 'Tisz NANCY JANET EGAR S Wilmer Street lffhore voice ha: all the rapture of the rea, And all the clear fool quiver of ez bird Deep in aforert at the break of day? W. H. S. Highland Hospital 'Tis: HAZEL ELDRIDGE 28 Upton Park A geniur, as of lzillf when 'night appearf, Clingf to her from the rzleuce whence rhe mme. Art Editor, Orient CHD. Leicester, N. Y. Undecided ,Tis: J! ORIENT BENJAMIN Z. EMANUEL 40 Martin Street H e who if pleaxed himfelf Illuxt alwayr pleafe. Checker Club C255 Chess Club C455 Home Room Basketball C2, 355 Home Room Soccer C2, 3, 45 5 Class Soccer C355 Wearer of Numeralsg Chess Team C455 Publicity Committee C355 Assistant Publicity Manager of the Senior Farce C455 Caney Creek Civic Club C455 Tennis Tournament C35. VV. H. S. University of Rochester 'Tis: NIARGARET EPPILEY 178 Nunda Boulevard Who if a friend In sunshine and in shade? Chairman Pin Committee C255 Chairman Social Committee C255 Class Athletic Com- mittee C3, 455 Clarion Board C3, 455 Orient Board C455 Class Basketball C2, 355 School Basketball C35 455 Wearer of Class Numerals, Class Monogram, Basketball Pin5 Interclass Track Meet C2, 355 Trip Committee C455 Home Room Committee C455 French Club C45. No. 23 University of Rochester 'Tisz ETHEL M. EVERSHED lrondequoit Who if not only good, but good for Jomething? Durand Eastman City Normal School 'Tisz 38 ORIENT ROBERT C. FAIR 16 Rising Place Who if not in the roll of common men? Home Room Committee Cl, 2, 3, 41g Track Team C215 Interclass Track Meet C213 Home Room Basketball C213 Band C3, 413 Orchestra C3, 413 Orient Board C413 Advertising Manager Senior Farce C413 Constitution Committee C21. No. 15 Carnegie Institute of Technology 'Tis: IRVING ALFRED FEINSTEIN 130 Delevan Street Who doe: not think that people ought To keep the .tame old gait, B-ut they ought to break loore now and then And keep an evening late? Wearer of R, E, Numeralsg Soccer C3, 413 Re- serve Soccer C213 Baseball C41Q Reserve Base- ball C2, 31g Home Room Soccer C213 Captain Class Soccer C213 Home Room Baseball C2, 313 Class Baseball C2, 313 Home Room Basketball C3, 413 Class Basketball C2, 3, 413 Captain Class Basketball C3, 413 Athletic Committee C2, 313 Social Committee C41Q Nominating Committee C413 Orient Board No. 10 A University of Buffalo 'Tisz ' Liao FELDMAN 66 Maria Street Society ir comfort To one who tx socmble. Tennis Tournament C2, 3, 413 Home Room Basketball Team C21. W. H. S. University OfROCl1CSCC1 ,Tisr - 39 ORIENT ALEXANDER FELERSKI S9 Pulaski Street W'ho if he -whore records' are few? Home Room Basketball Team HJ. YV. H. S. University of Buffalo 'Tis: FRANK J. FERRIGNO 70 Third Street Who could difzfinguiflz. and divide A hair twixt south and .vo-uthwest fide? Captain of Home Room Basketball Qllg Home Room Basketball C2, 3, 415 Class Basketball CZ, 3, 453 Home Room Baseball CZ, 315 Class Baseball CZ, 3, 4lg Home Room Soccer Q2, 3jg Class Soccer QZ, 3j3 Senior Farce ffllg Wearer of Numeralsg President of Caney Creek Civic Club QQ. W. H. S. University of Rochester 'Tisz HARRIET FINKELSTINE 44 Rhine Street W'ho.fe dayf are .fwifter Than a weavef: Shuttle? Glee ClubfC2j. I W. H. S. Plattsburg Normal School 'Tis: I 40 ,Z V , ORIENT lVlAURICE FORMAN 224 Edgerton Street H711-0 is it about whom there? a rumor That he 1: poffeued of much humor? VVearer of E, Numeralsg Soccer C2, 3j5 Home Room Basketball C1, 2, 3jg Chairman Social Committee C115 Home Room SoccerC1,2j gClass Basketball Cl, 2, 3jg Hockey Team CLD. NO. 23 Amherst ,Tisz ALMA FRANKENFELD 1062 St. Paul Street W' ho harfamz well-zarned And frizndship true? President of Girls C215 Track Team C2Dg Swim- ming C2jg Chairman of Home Room Committe C1, Zjg Assistant Chairman of College Supper Committee C355 Secretary of Class C3, Lljg Senior Day Committee C455 Exchange Editor of Clarion C415 Humor Editor of Orient C4Dg Class Pin Committee CAD. No. 8 University of Rochester 'Tis: Lawis W. FRIEDERICH 149 Broadway Whatever he don, 'tif done with .vo much fare, In lnm alone 'tu natural to pleafe. Assistant Baseball Manager C3jg Assistant Electrician Senior Farce C453 Social Commit- tee CHQ. No. 15 Cornell 'Tisz 41 ORIENT FRANK GARDNER 256 Hazelwood Terrace Who endeavor: zleealf To 'match hi: wordf? Home Room Basketball Q1, 41. No. 11 Rensselaer 'Tisz MARION A. GARDNER 408 Rosewood Terrace W' ho is she that is happy all day through llfith pleaxant thingy to :ay and pleasant fhingf to do? Remington Typewriting Award. No. 11 Undecided ,Tis: lVlILDRED GESELL 556 Norton Street W' ho is alwayf in a receptive mood? Remington and Underwood Award QZD. VV. H. S. Undecided 'Tis: 42 ORIENT MARION E. GILLETTE 15 Argyle Street Who if thir merry 1n.u:ic box Wound up and made to go? Glee Club C2, 35. No. 23 Undecided 'Tisz HERBERT GILMORE 7 Pembroke Street W hen he gets in a meet He? a hard 'mem to beat, He'.r a wizard in :port They call Track. Home Room Basketball C1,2, 355 Home Room Soccer C2, 35g Class Soccer C25 3 Track Team C253 Manager of Track C453 Orient Board C459 Home Room Committee C45 3 Wearer of Numer- als, R, Old English R. No. 15 University of Rochester 'Tisz MILDRED E. GLEICHAUF 70 Edgerton Street Know her? Yer, indeed! 5he'r rlever. Ye:--.rhe': good at recital-ions, but When it comer to getting out of them, O my! Glee Club CZ, 355 Treasurer French Club C455 Senior Farce C45. No. 23 Undecided ,Tisz 43 ORIENT TSADORE GLICKMAN 928 Joseph Avenue 147710 lzearkem to the godf, And to whom the god: give ear? Band CZ, 3, 453 Orchestra C3, 453 Manager of Orchestra CD3 Committee Band Sz Orchestra Concert CD3 Chess Club O93 Chess Tourna- ment C-D. VV. H. S. University of Rochester 'Tisz KARL GOECKEL 675 Grand Avenue W'1z0m do we know well And know io be worthy of praise? Underwood Certificate C213 Clarion Pin C-Q. No. 14 University of Rochester 'Tisc AIDA GOFF 636 Garson Avenue W'ho is the star of mzconguered will? Girls, Basketball Team C403 Home Room Committee, Q4j3 Track Meet, Gym Demon- stration C3j. No. 33 Posse Normal School of Gymnastics ,Tisz 44 ORIENT LILLIAN GOLDBERG 311 Rosedale Street W' ho holdr fart to the good And .reekx the better yet? Underwood Awards C213 Remington Award C31. No. 23 Undecided 'Tisz FRANKLIN GOLDWATER 158 Vassar Street W' ho if content with life? VV. J. H. S. University of Pennsylvania 'Tisz HERBERT IRVING GOLDSTEIN 35 Joslyn Place Who har no thought in his head . Savefor dinner and bed, He'J a fellow whom you will all like? Glee Club Cl, 415 Home Room Basketball Cl, 2, 315 Captain Home Room Basketball C21g Class Basketball C2, 313 Tennis Tournament C215 Reserve Soccer Team C213 Class Baseball C215 W1'estling Team C313 Wearer of Numerals C215 Home Room Soccer C313 Freshman Basket- ball Team C11. No. 14 University of Pennsylvania 'Tistz 45 C t V ORIENT FRED CHARLES GooDw1N, JR. 19 Sibley Place W' ho dereriver high commendation and true applause? Mohegan Lake Princeton University Military Academy 'Tisz ORRIN GRE ENB ERG 60 Morningside Park The fate that call! him forward, lookr To a duty beyond dreams. Perth Amboy, N. University of Rochester 'Tisz DoNA1.D GREENSTONE 64 Hand Street Who if not eaxily damned? Home Room Basketball Q15 Home Room Baseball Qjg Home Room Soccer QD. No. 10 Undecided I'is: -16 ORIENT 'THEODORE GUNKLER 2-L6 joseph Avenue Who ha: one big ambition To work at his own .vweet volition? Swimming C2, 3, 45g Home Room Basketball C25g Home Room Soccer C253 Assistant Soccer Manager C455 Senior Farce C45g Glee Club C2,35. VV. H. S. University of Rochester 'Tisz EUGENE HAIDT 36 Cambridge Street Who if the Jtudent, Iflfflliff Ufhoxe knowledge really if terrhic? Class Treasurer C255 Athletic Committee C3, 455 Home Room Basketball C2, 3, 453 Home Room Baseball C355 Home Room Soccer C3, 453 Executive Council C453 Tennis Tournament C3, 45g Chairman Trip Committee C45g Orient Board C45. N0, 23 Cornell 'Tis: FREDERICK LEWIS HALLAUER Garden Street Irondequoit Who reads much, Who if a great obxerver and who look: Quite through the deed: of men? Home Room Soccer C2, 353 Class Soccer C2, 355 Home Room Basketball C3, 453 Wearer of Numerals. Irondequoit High School University of Rochester 'Tisc 47 ORIENT MARIAN VAUGHAN HALPINE 551 Hayward Avenue lfho .rayf not much but who thi-nk: more? Orchestra QQ. Madison Park Vocational School Philadelphia College of Osteopathy 'Tisz ANNA HAMMAN Cooper Road, Irondequoit, N. Y. Who believe: that life is not Jo fhort, But that there -if nlwayr time for courzfery? lrondequoit Undecided 'Tis: GLENN HAh'1MOND Long Meadow, Pittsford, N. Y. Who mixer reason with plearure And wmiom wah mzrth? Pittsford High School University of Rochester 'Tisz 48 oR1ENT A JOHN HAPGOOD 1075 Park Avenue Who will keep hi: good name Jtill? Clarion Staff C41. Out of Town Cornell 'Tisz ' VVILBUR C. HAMPTON 1577 East Main Street Who has the good gift of xpeech? Supply Store C413 Home Room Com- mittee C2, 3, No. 14 Undecided 'Tis: ADAIR HARRIS 110 Milburn Street Who'.f happy as cz robin, 1 Gentle ax a dove, fu!! the fort of girl Everyone must love? Glee Club C2, 313 Chairman Home Room Committee C313 Chairman of Social Com- mittee C31g Senior Farce No. 23 Undecided 'Tis: 49 ORIENT FREDERIC WEST HAUPT 132 Cherry Road Who .vtartr into imtant action, and at once Plans and pzrformr, rerolzver cmd execuief? Executive Council C2, 3, 415 Chairman of Publication Committee C413 Home Room Baseball C315 Associate Editor of Orient C415 Assistant Track Manager C315 Deco- rations Committee C3, 413 Senior Farce C415 Constitution Committee C2, 315 Tennis Tournament C3, 41g Student Dance Committee C415 Wearer of E5 Chairman of Class Publication Com- mittee C2, 3, 413 Social Committee C2, 313 Class Pin Committee C41. No. 14 University of Rochester 'Tisz FRANK OLIVER HAYES 1322 Main Street East Who believer that happifrzefr C on:i.rt.r in activity? Home Room Baseball CZ, 313 Home Room Basketball C3, 41g Home Room Soccer C215 Wearer of Numerals. No. 10 V Undecided 'Tisz MARJORIE L. HECKEL 399 Melville Street Who if the girl with the dark brown eye: W' ho Jay: wry litlle but if very wife? Buffalo, N. Y. University of Rochester ,Tisz 50 ORIENT MARY R. HEENAN 437 Hayward Avenue We have heard of the lady And good word! go with her '71-617716. Nazareth Academy University of Rochester 'Tisz HENRY HEEsc1-1 JR. 115 Scrantom Street Exceeding wife, fair fpoken, and permad-ing. Wearer of E, Numerals5 Glee Club C215 Home Room Soccer C2, 3, 415 Class Soccer C315 Class Swimming C215 Home Room Basketball C2, 3, 415 Class Basket- ball C315 Senior Farce C415 Master of Ceremonies C415 Senior Day Committee C415 Home Room Baseball C2, 3, 415 Class Baseball C3, 415 Track C115 Soccer Reserves C315 Orient Board C41. VV. H. S. Syracuse University 'Tisz ANNA HEITSINIAN 62 Edmonds Street Who comfort: with the look that lief In the kindly depth of her deep dark eyes? Remington Award. No. 15 Undecided 'Tist Sl ORIENT MARTHA HELINI 101 Henrietta Street Hfho hath cz tear for pity Alnd zz hzmd open as day for melting charity? Cannington, N. D. - Undecided 'T is: HARRY R. HENRICKSON 281 Cedarwood Terrace Who putt hir Jhoulder to the wheel? Class Secretary C215 Class Treasurer C3DQ Home Room Committee C3jg Home Room Soccer C3jg Property Manager Senior Farce C453 Senior Day Com- mittee C41 No. 33 University of Rochester 'Tisz ISABEL HERDLE 19 Sumner Park Who ha: imagination, Pleaxing and free With inspiration To write poetry? Vice-President of Class CZ, 3, eljg Social Committee C3jg Literary Editor-Girl's Clarion C3jg Home Room Committee CZDQ Class Poet C425 Orient Board C4jg Gift Committee C-lj. No. 15 University of Rochester 'Tis: 52 ORIENT ISABEL HERZOG 903 Culver Road W ho'.f very free, impulxioe acting, If Jo charming, .ro dfutractmg? Senior Farce C405 Social Committee HJ. No. 23 Undecided 'Tisz XVAY C. HIBNER 22 Anson Place Thvd7lkJ to the Godff This boy has done hi: diary. Pittsford High School Cornell 'Tisz LILY HOFFENBERG S Hixon Street From the lobe of her hearing To the emi of her earrin g, SllE,.f a tragedy queen in the rearing. Who is it? Remington Award C253 Underwood Award QZJ. VV. H. S. Undecided 'Tisz Ja ORIENT EVELYN HOLAHAN 4 Rundel Park lVho care: not where the daylight: gone Nor why the darknef: came? No. 33 Undecided 'Tisz HERBERT HoLzwoRTH 1612 Clifford Avenue H i: mimi i: hi: Kingdom And hi: will, hi: law? VVrestling C3, 4-J. No. 25 Cornell 'Tis: jess H0l'KINS 16 Bengal Terrace H711-OJ! brown eye: :ee the -we:t afar? Home Room Soccer CD5 Class Soccer CD5 Wrestling C3, 41. Fairport High School University of Rochester 'Tisz 5-1- ORIENT FANNY HURVITZ 44 Morris Street Who has eye: that are :tam of eternal youth? W. H. S. University of Rochester 'Tis: Lois HUNT 1039 Monroe Avenue Youthfr .rzoectnesx yetg No figh nor fretg All task: well melg W ho? No. 15 Undecided 'Tisz DONALD INSLEY 57 Pembroke Street W'ho,J a rare compound offrolic andfun, lfho relislzes a joke and rejoice! at a pun? Blessed Sacrament School :T- ISI University of Rochester 55 ORIENT KATHRYN JENNINGS 201 Cedarwood Terrace Who gi-ve: everyone her ear But few her vozce? No. 33 City Normal School 'Tisz SARA JANE DALY 15 Wellesley Street Who .rpealef for herfelf? Mt. Jewett, Pa. Pitt Dental College 'Tis: MILDRED KANE 194 Field Street lfhofe air, whofe maunerr, all who :aw admired? No. 15 Undecided ,Tis: 56 ORIENT ABE KARASICK 10 Herman Street W ho would write a novel Iwixt dawn and Jzcrzxef? Class Track fl, 2, 315 Home Room Baseball KZ, 3, 455 Home Room Basket- ball Q3, 455 Home Room Soccer CZ, eljg Class Soccer C3jg Typewriting Award. VV. H. S. Columbia University ,Tisz GARSON KAUFFMAN -L72 Alexander Street In this f0ol'f paradixe W' ho drirzks delrfglzzf? Clarion Agent Cl, 2, 3, D5 Home Room Baseball Q2, 31 No. 10 University of Michigan 'Tis: AMY M. KELLAWAY 57 Melville Street Who if the parent of order and wir!-ue? Glee Clubg Special Chorusg Underwood Award. Brooklyn, N. Y. Undecided 'Tisz 57 ORIENT THURLOW KELLOGG Avon, New York The virtue of Zhi: young pfrfon consirts chiefly In not doing anything to an exceff. Avon High School Colorado School of Mines 'Tisz MIRIAM KERSTEIN 600 North Street Who ri: courteous though Coy, And gentle though retired? Home Room Chairman W. J. H. S. Undecided 'Tis: ARTHUR B. KETTLE 523 Meigs Street H e is a well-made man, Who has zz good determinatzon? Home Room Basketball C3jg Class Bas- ketball Q3j3 Home Room Baseball f3jg Class Baseball Ujg Wearer of Numeralsg VVrestling Q3, -Q3 Home Room Soccer GJ. Middleboro, Mass. University of Michigan 'Tis: SS 0 R 1 E N T RONALD VV. P. KING 57 Brighton Street Who ix never hurr-ied But eofr is buried At home wrth hz: bookr, we presume? Soccer C11g Tennis Tournament C2, 313 Class Secretary C11. No 23 University of Rochester 'Tisz Es'rEr.r.r2 KLEIN 6 Riverbank Place lVho look: not down on anyone But low: uf all alike? No 8 Sargent School of Physical Education ,Tisz JACOB Korcrs 72 Vassar Street We :hall not .ree hir likz again. Glee Club C3, 413 Special Chorus C3, 413 Clarion Staff C31g Assistant Sports Editor Clarion C313 Sports Editor, Clarion C413 News Editor, Clarion C415 Clarion Ping Two Clarion Certificatesg Publications Committee C41g Social Committee C313 Home Room Basketball C413 Publicity Manager Senior Farce C415 Vice-Presi- dent Newswriters Club C413 Interscho- lastic Press Club C413 Manager, Wrestling Team C413 Activities Editor, Orient Staff C41g President, Newswriters Club C41. X J. H. S. University of Rochester 'Tisz 59 ORIENT BLANCHE KORCHIEN 6 Rome Street Who has the dixtinct gift of description? Home Room Committee Q3, 4Dg Senior Day Committee Hjg Orient Board H15 Thrift Stamp Committee CU. No. 10 Cornell Tis: IVIARK A. KREAG 42 Alliance Avenue . hffho if a wizard at chaff? Q Chess Club C415 Captain Chess Team C-lj. No. 15 Undecided Vllis: HONVARD KREISER 905 Clinton Avenue North W'ho kuozv: nothing bam, Fear: nothing known? W'earer of Numerals, R, E,g Reserve Baseball C3jg Baseball C3jg Home Room Basketball C3, 4-jg Home Room Soccer l3l. W. Nl. H. S. Undecided 'Tis: 60 ORIENT JULIA P. KUPFER 430 Hazelwood Terrace Whore gloffy hair and dreamy eyex Are wrought from darker! midnight fkiex? No. 11 Eastman School of Music 'Tisz MACY MOSES LAPIDES 86 Huntington Park Who u1zder.rt1md: the f1L7ldll'llZE'7lfdZ.f? Orchestra CZ, 4jg Home Room Soccer C215 Class Soccer C213 Wearer ofNumeralg Home Room Basketball C3jg VVrestling Team K3, 4j5 Clarion Staff f4j. W. H. S. University of Buffalo 'Tisz EVELYN M. LAUX 139 Vermont Street She goef-rhe gon-how .the goe.r! Swzft af an arrow from the archer? bow- To the mower. Our Lady of Perpetual Help Mechanics Institute 'Tisf 61 0-RIENT RUTH LANDSMAN 80 Hollenbeck Street lffho if the 'murical mix: 117110 need! only zz piano for bliff? W. H. S. Undecided 'Tis: MARION R. LEIBLEE 15 Hollister Street IVILO .ftandx high in all our Izeartf? Glee Club 12, 315 Special Chorus CZ, 355 Athletic Committee VV. H. S. Eastman School of Mllsic 'Tis: ALICE-LEISTMANN 196 Fourth Street I 11 this 'world of dreavnx W' ho has choxen her part? Home Room Committee. No. 33 Mechanics Institute 'Tisz 62 ORIENT HYACINTH LEVIN 29 Catherine Street Gentle of Jpeeclz, beneficient of mind. Home Room Committee f2jg Glee Club CU- YV. J. H. S. City Normal School 'Tisz Louise LEVIN S35 Clifford Avenue H ere'f one ez friend, Anal one who know: us well. Glee Club CZ, 3j5 Home Room Committee C3, 4?- YV. H. S. University of Rochester I 'Tisz GLADYS LEVY 10 Boardman Street Who is full of merry chatter and yet, F orxooth, .fhe',r wife? Home Room Committee Q3, 413 Senior Farce C423 Business Finance Committee C33- No. 15 'Tisz Smith College 63 ORIENT MAURICE Louis LEVY 22 Cumberland Street Who ix our drummer bold? Orchestra Cl, 2, 3, 41g Band Cl, 2, 3, -Q. No. 10 Undecided 'Tisz RALPH W. LIETZAU 433 Avenue A 147110 has an eye that could fpeak Though hi: fongzre is filenz? lV. H. S. Columbia University ,Tis: HOWARD LINHos 737 Bay Street H7110 haf never ,fought the world? Class Soccer C213 Home Room Soccer C2, 3jg Home Room Baseball CZ, 35g Home Room Basketball C453 Class Basketball No. 11 Undecided 'Tisz 64 ORIENT Lassen L. L1PsoN 14 Dover Street Studiouf of fare, Fond of humble thingx. VV. H. S. University of Rochester 'Tiss SAMUEL LIPSON 195 Wilkins Street 11,110 ixfearlfully and wonderfully -made? Chess Club C-lj. ' Montreal, Canada University of Rochester 'Tisz ROBERT WILLIAM LOCHNER 62 Winterroth Street And what he greatly thought He nobly dared. Home Room Basketball C215 Assistant Business Manager, Senior Farce Celjg Chairman Senior Day Committee C453 Publicity Committee C403 Clarion Staff C455 Social Committee C251 Clarion Board C455 Managing Editor of Basket- ball Souvenir CHQ Agora C453 Boule C41 No. 25 University of Rochester ,Tis: 65 ORIENT 'l'HoMPsoN R. McCAw 496 Bay Street What man keep hi: friendfhip In repair? Band C2, 3, 415 Orchestra C3, 413 Librarian of Band C2, 313 Librarian of Orchestra C414 W. H. S. University of Rochester 'Tisz AMORET W. McDOWELL Clover Street, Brighton W ho.fe tongue if mightier than the sword? Tussock Moth Committee C113 Thrift Stamp Committee C115 Home Room Committee Cl, 2, 313 Clarion Board C315 Orient Board C413 Senior Farce C413 Social Committee C3, 41g Senior Day Com- mittee C413 Constitution Committee C33 413 Tennis Tournament C415 Agora C4 . No. 23 Wellesley College 'Tisz IsA1s1sL MCINTYRE 303 Webster Awrenue Stately and tall She mover through the hall The Queen of a thousand for grace. No. 7 Rochester Business Institute 'Tisz 66 ORIENT CHESTER MACONIBER 175 Atlantic Avenue N oixeleff ayfmr in a wide wilzziernesf. Henrietta, N. Y. Undecided ' 'Tis: S. LESTER MACOMBER 175 Atlantic Avenue If: the little thi11.g.r that count. Henrietta, N. Y. Undecided 'Tisz ' THEODORE J. NEITLENIAN 25 Buchan Park Strong reafom' go with .rtrolng actiom. VV. J. H. S. Undecided 'Tisz 67 ' No 28 o R 1 E N T CIARENCE C. MAGILL 2090 Main Street East W'h0 if deliberate with caution But aelr with decirion? Home Room Basketball C41. 'Tis: STANLEY HERBERT MANSON 185 Beresford Road N 0 matter how the Jtyle is ret Th.ere': one who'll follow it, you bet! Wearer of E, R5 Class President Cl, 2, 315 Chairman of Home Room Committee C1, 213 Tennis Tournament C115 Assistant Manager of Basketball C315 Assistant Advertising Manager- of Senior Farce C413 Manager of Basketball C413 Clarion Staff C415 Newswriters Club C415 Execu- tive Council C41g President of Executive Council and Students Association C413 Orient Board C413 Social Committee C41. No 23 Dartmouth College 'Tis: MABEL MAR'FENS 871 Culver Road Oh, what may maid soitlziu her hide Though angel on ihe outward side. Home Room Committee C2, 3, 413 Agora C41. No 20 University of Rochester 'Tisz 68 University of Syracuse ORIENT ROBERT MOREY MARKIN 484 Alexander Street Too late he stayedg forgive the crime- Unheededflew the hours,- How 11015581651 fall: the foot of time That only tread: on flowery. VVearer of Numerals CZDQ Home Room Basketball CZ, 3jg Home Room Soccer CZ, 3j3 Home Room Baseball CZjg Class Basketball CZJQ Baseball CZ, 31. No. 10 New York University 'Tisz ETHEL MAURER 1653 Main Street East A maid to whom wax given So 'much of earth, .vo much of heawfvz. No. 15 General Hospital 'Tisz AMY K. MAYLE 15 Hollister Street Whose clothing if moxt precife Ami whore language 1: very nice? Home Room Committee C3, -D5 Glee Club CZ, 3j. Albany, N. Y. Meclumics Institute 'Tisz 69 ORIENT GORDON M. MEADE 200 Birr Street W' ho if keen of wit, at bminexx good, Fond of .rportg ti: understood. Home Room Basketball C153 Finance Committee C253 .Assistant Soccer Mana- ger C353 Wearer of E C353 Assistant Circulation Manager of Clarion C353 Class Athletic Committee C35 3 Executive Council C3, 453 Soccer Manager C453 Wearer of R C453 Newswriters Club C453 Clarion Pin C453 Secretary of Executive Council C453 Business Manager of Orient C453 Tennis Tournament C253 Student Dance Committee No. 31 Dartmouth College 'Tisz WILLIAM MEYER Sea Breeze, New York Who pofferref a peculiar talent Of producing eject in whatezzer H e doe: or Jayf? Wrestling C3, 45. A District No. 5 Undecided 'Tis: GEORGE NORMAN MILLER 150 Melville Street Who look: up and not down, Forward and not back, Who look! out and not in, And-who lend: a hand? Chairman Home Room Committee C3, 453 Social Committee C353 Chairman Social Committee C353 Class President C455 Orient Board C455 Chairman of Constitution Committee C35. No. 3 University of Rochester 'Tis: 70 ORIENT I SUSANNE MONJE 100 Avondale Park Who doer her bert, her very best And doe: it every day? Home Room Committee Q3, ALJ. No. 15 City Normal School 'Tisz EDWARD MORESS 90 Milburn Street W ho excel: in .vports and Jtudiey? Wearer of Numerals, Eg Second Soccer Team C213 Home Room Basketball K1, 2, 3, 455 Home Room Baseball Q2, 353 Class Basketball C225 Captain of Reserve Bas- ' ketball Team CD5 Senior Day Com- mittee CLD. No. 23 University of Rochester 'Tis: FREDERICK M. MORRIS 114 Rutgers Street There if a man in our town And he 15 wondrour wwe. Home Room Basketball 1413 Home Room Baseball C3lg Track Q3jg Class Basketball f4jg Class Social Committee 145- e Out of Town Hobart 'Tisz 71 ORIENT LUTHER W. MOYER 62 Farbridge Street W'ho never unlearnf What he learnf? XV. J. H. S. Rensselaer School of Technology 'Tis: CORA NELSON 2 Sheridan Street lVe meet thee, like a pleaxant thought W' hen Juch are wanted. Horne Room Committee CZ, 35. W. H. S. Undecided ,Tis: - G. KENNETH NICHOLS Point Pleasant, New York Who if never len at Zeifure Than when at leixure? Point Pleasant, N. Y. Cornell 'Tisr 72 ORIENT EVELYN A. NEWMAN Penfield, New York Who is the happy lan' Hfith a Jmile for all who pau? No. 7 University of Rochester ,Tis: XVALTER NOHE 4 Crombie Street Who rhivzkx variely if fhe :pics of life? No. 25 Undecided 'Tisz HELEN NUSBAUM 188 Rutgers Street Who acts in .ruch a way, ru to Secure the love of her neighbor? Glee Club Q1, Zjg Home Room Com- mittee. No. 23 Eastman School of Music 'Tis: 7 ,1 ORIENT DERKJE NYENHUIS 434 Joseph Avenue W' ho har no sorrow in her Jong N o winter in her year? Glee Club Q2, 353 Special Chorus C313 Senior Farce C415 French Club Q41 W. H. S. City Normal School Tis: GRETA OHLSON 1 Bremen Street Ilfho find: no joy in Jtrzfe? Pface if har great desire. Remington Award H253 Underwood Award CZJ. ' W. J. H. S. Undecided ,Tis: FAY OPPENHEIMER 294 Rosedale Street Who laugh: at her sorrow, Who laughs at her joyx, Who laugh! at Dams F oft-zme'.r mad whirl? No. 15 1 'Tisz 74 Gaucher ORIENT JOSEPH PAPROCKI 1116 Hudson Avenue H7110 has the wisdom of hir anceflorx? Reserve Baseball C3, ID. I St. Stanislaus School University of Rochester 'Tis: HELEN L. PALMETER 433 Hazelwood Terrace Wl1.0Jefzz'z.1,ltJ are J-uclz., that one Lover her :till the' better for them? Home Room Committee QDQ Hike Club CZJ3 Clarion Agent Q3Qg Class Basketball K3, 405 Wearer of Numerals C353 French Club HJ. No. 33 City Normal School ,Tis: ANNA HELENE PANEPINTO 7 Ritz Street W'ho make: a mole hill ofa mouniaivz? Basketball CU. Mt. Carmel Syracuse University 'Tisz 75 ORIENT SYLVESTER PARTRIDGE 95 Middlesex Road Who if the boy whom all have agreed H as within him, the fare .feed of knowledge? Wearer of Band Fob C2, 3, 455 We-arer of Orchestra Pin C3, 4Dg Interclass Cross Country Run C4jg Boys' Glee Club C4jg Special Chorus C4-jg Standard Bearer of School C413 Committee on Commence- ment: Announcements CLD. No. 28 University of Rochester 'Tisz LAURA PENGELLY Summerville Boulevard lfho rings the Jong: That gentler on the .rpir-it lie Than. tired eyelid: upon tired eyer? Glee Club C453 Special Chorus C4j5 Vice- President Girls' Glee Club Cell. lrondequoit Union No. 3 University of Rochester 'Tisz XVANDA E. PESTKE 300 Wilkins Street Oh, that it were my chief delight To do the thing: I ought. Hike Club C3jg Glee Club CZD. C VV. J. H. S. Mechanics Institute l'is: 76 ORIENT CARL E. PETERS 30 Harris Street Who ih.in1e.f tharfactf are .rtubborn things? W. H. S. Cornell 'Tis: GEORGE PETHNGER 78 Scrantom Street W hare mari: hath charmr To .roothe the mvage ear? Orchestra C3, 4-D. W. J. H. S. Cornell University 'Tisz MAI PIERREPONT 68 Deerfield Drive hffhose very foot ha: muric in it? Glee Club C455 Special Chorus Cfljg Presi- dent of Girls' Glee Club C4-J Orchestra C4jg Chairman Home Room Committee C4jg Thrift Stamp Committee CID. No. 33 City Normal School 'Tisz 77 ORIENT R. DEv17ITT PIKE 72 Hazelwood Terrace Who har .rhown lzivnrebf A burinerr mem indeed? Wearer of NUH1Cf3lSQ Class Soccer C115 Home Room Basketball C213 Senior Farce C413 Photographic Manager Orient C413 Social Committee C3, 41. ' No. ll University of Rochester 'Tisz FLORENCE PossoN 251 Alexander Street ll'ho mn to help me when I fell, zlnd would some pretty rtory tell Or lair: the place to make 'it well? Lima Seminary Undecided 'Tis: KENNETH E. POWERS 333 Cedarwood Terrace Who tellr you flatly What hi: mind if? Captain Home Room Basketball C113 Home Room Basketball C313 Home Room Basketball C413 Captain Home Room Soccer C313Class Soccer C313 Class Basket- ball C315 Cross Country C2, 413 Track CZ, 313 Home Room Committee C213 Chair- man Home Room Committee C313 Cap- tain Home Room Baseball C313 Indoor Track Team C213 Glee Club C413 Wearer of R, Numerals. No. 23 Notre Dame 'Tisz 78 0 R I'E N,T Lois C. PRESTON 78 Middlesex Road W'ho receiver advice Ana' projitf by it? Glee Club C453 Special Chorus CD5 Home Room Committee QD. No. 28 University of Rochester 'Tis: RUTH. RAIKES 73 Pearl Street W' ho doeth little'kindvze.r5e.r W hich mort leave undone or defpixe? Underwood Award C353 Underwood Cer- tificate CZJ. No. 15 Undecided 'Tisz PEARL G. RAZ 65 Marshall Street Who cannot frown-size 'rzezver trier, Her heart 1: always merry? Glee Club C-41. VV. H. S. Undecided ,Tis: 79 ORIENT RUTH ARNETT REICHEL 1624 Culver Road The very room, cause :he wax in, Seemed brzghtfromjloor to ceiling. Chairman Home Room Committee Qiljg French Club GJ. Columbus, Ohio City Normal School 'Tis: GRACE ROBIN RELIN 194 Chatham Street She will do what .vhe pleafex, And doing what .the plearef, She Jhall have her willg And having her will, She :hall be contented. Remington Award C215 Credit Manager of Clarion C313 Clarion Pin CSD. XV. H. S. Plattsburg Normal School 'Tisz ALECK RICHARDSON 41 Laurelton Road W'ho if the bert humored man? ' Fencing Club Kalbfus Harvard 'Tisz S0 ORIENT CRYSTELLE ROBBINS 242 Durnan Street W'ho ree: the right, And who approver it too, Corzdemnr the wrong, And would 1ze'er the wrong purrue? W. H. S. Geneseo State Normal 'Tiss AARON Rocxowrrz 359 Hudson Avenue llfhat rlzall I do to be forever lenozwz, And make the clay to come my own? Orchestra C315 Band C2, 31, Chairman Home Room Committee C415 Chess Club 443. W. J. H. S. University of Pennsylvania ,Tis: RICHARD F. RODA 177 Harvard Street Who'.r a jolly good fellow? Wearer of Numeralsg Home Room Bas- ketball Q2, 3, 415 Class Basketball 13, 413 Track C115 Home Room Baseball C415 Tennis Tournament Q3, 415 Home Room Committee C41g Publicity Committee C315 Assistant 'Cheer Leader C41. - New Hartford High School University of ,T Rochester ls: 81 ' o R I E N T GEORGE ROSENSTEIN 6 Thayer Street A man of polite learning And a liberal education. Home Room Soccer C213 Supply Store C3,41g Wearer of Numeralsg Clarion Board C315 Home Room Basketball C21. No 10 Undec1ded 'Tisz SELMA ROTHENBERG 143 Dartmouth Street W ho'.v content to follow, Whe1z we lead Ilze way? New York, N. Y. Syracuse Universlty 'Tis: MAX RUBIN 40 Cuba Place M uric can charm hir .fenJe.r, Expel hi: carer. Orchestra C2, 3, 413 Band C2, 3, 41g Sec- retary of Band C3, 413 Home Room Committee C313 Home Room Baseball C213 Home Room Basketball C215 Wearer of Orchestra Pin C415 Vllearer of Band Award C2, 3, 41. VV H. S. Eastman School of Music 'Tisz 82 ORIENT HAZEL GERTRUDE RUDMAN Irondequoit, N. Y. Thofe graceful arty, Those thousand nicetie: that daily flow From all her word: and actions. Irondequoit Union School S, Undecided 'Tis: BELLE RUDIN 59 Gorham Street Oh hleffed with temper whose unclouded ray Can make tomorrow af cheerful as today. Glee Club CZ, 315 Special Chorus KZ, 313 Remington Award Q13 Underwood Award C31g Bank C415 Supply Store C415 Orient Board Q41. W. H. S. Plattsburg Normal School 'Tis: ANTHONY SALAMONE 246 Central Park Hi: not to make reply, H if not to reaxon why, His but to do or die. Mt. Carmel School Columbia University 'Tisz 83 N ORIENT ESTER SCHACHT 200 Field Street Whose time if forever, Hfhoye place if everywhere? No. 15 Mechanics Institute 'Tisz Rose SCHAFFER 1270 Park Avenue W'ho comer in the efzerziug, And in the morning, Who comer when :heir looked for, And comef without warning. Class Basketball C25 g Athletic Field Com- mittee C2jg Glee Club Q41 Supply Store Celjg Home Room Committee Q41 No. 10 Undecided 'Tisz EDNA SCHELLIN h 191 Parkside Avenue To thofe who know her not, No word: can paint. To tlzoxe who know her, All word! are faint. Orient Board C423 Agora C455 Home Room Committee CZD. No. 11 University of Rochester 'Tisz 84 ORIENT MILDRED J. SCHICK 32 Fair Place Befidfr, ,tif known that :he could .fpmle Greek, AJ naturally df pigf Jqueale. , That Latin way no more d'ijicile . Than to a blackbird 'tis to whirtle. Constitution Committee Gjg Home Room Committee GL Agora Q95 Boule C4jg Invitations Committee CD3 Orient Board QU. No. 11 University of Rochester 'Tisz LUCILLE C. SCHOEFFEL 218 Fourth Street Who ha.: learned the lnxnry of doing good? Underwood Award C31 No. 33 Undecided 'Tis: RUTH SCHRAMM 22 Sheridan Street Who ir bafhful and Coy, And wonldvft glance at za boy? Orchestra CZ, 3, LD. W. H. S. Undecided 'Tisz 85 ORIENT EDWARD DERBYSHIRE SEEBER 84 Dartmouth Street W'ho is a 'man of good rzpute, Carr-Lage, bearzng, and eftzmazf-lon? Home Room Basketball CD5 Fencing Team CHQ Vice-President French Club Q-D3 Committee on Graduation Announ- cements HD. No. 23 Undecided 'Tisz IRENE SERGEANT 70 Harper Street For Jhe 1:1-jlliff the quiet kind, Hfhofe nat-ure: never varyg Like :treamr that keep a summer mind, find now hide in january. Basketball Team CU. No. 23 Undecided 'Tisz XVILLIAM M. SHEPPARD 1152 North Goodman St. For men may come and men may go, But I go on forever, Class Baseball C3jg Home Room Base- ball C3j3 Chess Club C455 Home Room Soccer GD. Lockport High School Columbia University 'Tisz 86 ORIENT HOWARD SHERMAN 445 Alexander Street Who .fpendx hir year! as a tale that ix told? Band Cl, Z, 3j5 Home Room Soccer CZ, 3jg Class Soccer CZ, 31, Track C3jg Cross Country Run C325 Home Room Com- mittee Cllg VVearer of Numerals. W. H. S. Ranger School, Wankena, N. Y. 'Tisz ABE SILVERMAN 12 Rhine Street Who is ax prime to mischief, A5 able to perform it? Home Room Basketball CZ, 3jg Reserve Basketball Team C4jg Home Room Soccer CZ, 315 Home Room Baseball C2, 37- W. H. S. University of Buffalo 'Tisz MIGNONETTE Srven 365 Garson Avenue Who believe: and haf left defended, That little mia' if ,voonest mended? Tussock Moth Committee CD5 Special Chorus C1, Zjg Social Committee CZD. No. Z3 Undecided 'Tisz 87 ORIENT I I i LIONEL SKIPPER 474 North Goodman Street So much one man can do, 3 That cloer both act and know. I Typewriting Award C215 Home Room Basketball Cl, 415 Home Room Base- ball C115 Orient Board C41. l Corpus Christi School Rochester Business I Institute 'Tisz i l lo Q' I I l EMILY ELIZABETH SLAYTON Spencerport, N. Y. ' Who .rhall be loved af quie! thing: Are lozfedg white pidgeon: in the Jun, . C nrled yellow leaves that whisper down , One after one. Home Room Committee C215 Clarion . Stall C215 Literary Editor Clarion C315 Clarion Pin C315 Editor-ln-Chief Clarion C415 Jewelled Clarion Pin C415 News- writers' Club C415 Editor-In-Chief Orient C415 Executive Council C41. Spencerport High School Western College 'Tis: KATHERINE ISABEL SMITH 21 Amhurst Street ' W'h0 alway: :miles .ro happily, Why? She knoweth well. ' Yet if you .rhould ark her Jurely, She would anrwer you demurely ' That .rhe cannot tell. 1 Plattsburgh High School Undecided E 'Tisr 5 l il ss ORIENT HELEN L. SMITH 40 Canfield Place Who ix the girl who .vt'ud'ier, And yet, if not a grind? Chairman Home Room Committee C3jg Home Room Committee CLDQ French Club C4j. No. 15 City Normal School 'Tisz LUMAN SMITH 235 Monroe Avenue Ami what he will: to do or my, Seem: wixest, and bert. No. 15 Undecided 'Tisz W. MOREAU SMITH 319 Berkeley Street M any .vom have done worthily, But he excel: them all. Class Vice-President C3jg Class Treasurer C4jg Social Committee C353 Chairman Home Room Committee C413 Home Room Committee C2jg Track Squad C313 Busi- ness Manager of Senior Farce Celjg Cir- culation Manager of Orient C-lj. No. 15 'Tisz Hobart 89 ORIENT PAULINE SoLoMoN 271 Hudson Avenue W' ho hugged the offender Ana' forgave the ojence? Underwood CertiHcate CD5 Underwood Medal CZJ. W. H. S. Plattsburg Normal School 'Tisz FRANCIS G. SPOTO 323 Frank Street Who know: it if a .rin For hiriz to :it and grin? Special University of Rochester 'Tisz RUDOLF F. STARK 98 Evergreen Street W'ho gladderzfteachers hearty, Became he'J in the clan? W. H. S. Springfield 'Tis: 90 ORIENT RAY A. STOCKER 80 Pearl Street You hear thi! boy laughing, You think his all fun, But the angel: laugh too- At the good he has done. V Wearer of E Numeralsg Home Room Soccer C2, 355 Captain of Home Room Soccer C255 Reserve Soccer C3, 455 Cap- tain Reserve Soccer C455 Publicity Mana- ger Clarion C355 Clarion Pin C355 Band C355 Orchestra C355 Home Room Basket- ball C255 Senior Farce C455 Senior Day Committee C455 Senior Play C45. W. H. S. Alaska Agricultural College and School of Mining 'Tis: NELLIE STRAUSS 14 Sullivan Street 'Wlzofe tongue is the law of kindnefr? Remington Award C255 Home Room Committee C255 Chairman of Home Room Committee C35. W. J. H. S. Undecided 'Tisz VIOLA A. STROBEL 157 Delevan Street lffho if Jhe who is tall and fhin, And .rayx what .the thinler with lot: of vim? Girls Track Team C355 Glee Club C455 Underwood Certificate C35. No. 14 Undecided 'Tisz 91 ORIENT DOROTHY L. SUHR 84:3 Hudson Avenue Who has licfed and loved. Hike Club f3jg Remington Award QZD. VV. H. S. Undecided 'Tisz CHARLES T. SULLIVAN 4477 Lake Avenue lflzo believes that Ear1ze5tneJ.r alone makes lzfe etermzfy. Senior Play HD. Nazareth Hall Academy University of Rochester 'Tisz Leo V. SULLIVAN 492 Meigs Street W'ho .vayfvl an undirputed thing I n meh a .folemn way? Holy Apostles School University of Syracuse 'Tisz 92 ORIENT RUTH SUMMERS 24 Girton Place llfhoxe attire doe: :how her wit, It doth .vo well become herg For every :aaron .rlze haf a'reJ5i1zg: fit For winter, spring, and fummer. Glee Club CZDQ Chairman Home Room Committee C3, fljg Social Committee C313 Senior Farce CJD. No. 23 University of Rochester 'Tisz EARL W. TAYLOR 350 Rosewood Terrace Who ha: seen the world And know: what there is in zz? Glee Club C2j3 Special Chorus CZDQ Chair- man Home Room Committee C315 Senior Farce C4j. No. 33 Cornell University 'Tisz ORLEY TAYLOR 414 Avenue D 'Tho he ix young, he Jcornf to flit On the wings of borrowed wit. Band C253 Tennis C3, QD. W. H. S. Undecided 'Tisz 93 ORIENT GEORGE THIEM 98 Strong Street Hang Sorrow! Care will kill a cat, S0 lherefore lefr be merry. NO- S Undecided ,Tisz MARVA THORNE ,Titus Avenue, Irondequoit Who has a clear wind-rheltered lozielimfff, And her heart if orchard boughx, And :lurk and quielnefs. Irondequoit No. 3 University of Rochester 'Tisz Lois TIMMERMAN 400 University Avenue Up! Up! 'myfrieml And quit your books, Or Iuffly yoifll grow double. Home Room Committee CD5 Guardian of Flag C-U. Hamlin District No. 12 University of Rochester 'Tisz ' 94 ORIENT W. SIDNEY TITUS Irondequoit, N. Y. Who in our class is a shining light, I rt Virgil, he's 'most terribly bright? Home Room Committee Cljg Home Room Soccer Qljg Second Baseball Team UD. Irondequoit, N. Yi University of Rochester 'Tis: HARRIET THISTLETHWAITE 22 Buckingham Street PVho'er she be That not impossible she, That shall command my heart and me? Columbia Preparatory School Smith College 'Tisz josisrn M. TOMCZAK 26 Sobieski Street The imier side of every cloud is bright and shining, Who therefore turns his clouds about And always wears them inside out To show the lining? Remington Award C213 Home Room Soccer C355 Home Room Committee CD. St. Stanislaus School University of Buffalo 'Tisz 95 ORIENT ADAM TOMKOWIAK 219 Weaver Street Who know: whaff whalg And that 'ix high Metaphyficf? Home Room Basketball CZ, 313 Home Room Soccer C3, 413 Home Room Base- ball C3, 413 Class Soccer C315 Class Base- ball C31. St. Stanislaus School University of Rochester 'Tis: MARGARET Toms 151 Owen Street Who ix wifely wordly, But not wordly wise? Chairman Home Room Committee C3, 41. No. 8 Eastman School of Music 'Tisz WILLIAM TREBERT 26 Cumberland Street W' ho waiter not momevzts, no nor wordx In lelling what he could do, But begin: and goer right thru it And does the thingy he would do. Home Room Basketball CZ, 315 Home Room Baseball CZ, 3, 413 Home Room Soccer CZ, 315 Class Soccer CZ, 315 Numer- als. No. 10 Undecided 'Tis: 96 ORIENT ADELAIDE TREMAN 36 Corwin Road W'ho ir happy, Who if gay, Who is merry, dll the day? Gift Committee No. 15 University-'of Rochester 'Tis: DELILAH VAN BLARICUM 123 Scrantom Street Who if alway: happy and gay, And wonderx why other: cafft be that way? R Girls Basketball QD. W. H. S. University of Rochester 'Tisz WILLARD VAN GRAAFEILAND 923 joseph Avenue Of whom all people Jay- He has a fame of humor. Band M55 Supply No. 22 University of New York 'Tisz 97 ORIENT GEORGE VIALL 56 Rutgers Street Who live: Zo pleare, Ami who please: to live? Chairman of Home Room Committee Q1, zp. No. 3 University of Michigan 'Tisz CARL F. VOGEL 1284 Clifford Avenue W'lzo ha: good nature plus good revue? Home Room Basketball Team C2, SD. W. H. S. University of Rochester 'Tisz ANNA WIAGNER 82 Turpin Street Who Jpeakx when .the if .fpoleen to, Ami doe: as :he if told to do? Webster High School Undecided ,Tis: 98 ORIENT ADAM XVALCZAK 265 Weaver Street Who know: when to be .f'ljlL 7Z4f, And when to Jpeale? Home Room Basketball Cl, 2, 3, 415 Home Room Soccer C3, 4j3 Home Room Baseball Q3, 4jg Class Soccer Q13 Reming- ton Award Ujg VVearer of Numeralsg Class Baseball UD. St. Stanislaus School University of Rochester 'Tisz ELIZABETH WALLACE 6 Arlington Street Acguaintance .rhe would have, But when? depends, not on the number, But on the choice of friendy. Newburgh High School University of Rochester 'Tis: ' X Lf, it-f 5- :54 Q , 5 L 5 sr' 1' -:, NlILDRED M. WASHBURN 3 14 Mathews Street Grace 17: in all her xtepx, H eazfen tn her eyefg ' I n every gextnre, digmfy and lo-ve. No. 15 Undecided 'Tisz 99 ORIENT FLORENCE WALKER 326 Field Street W 11.0 'Iii the lair with auburn hair Whofloatr along on the wisp ofthe air? Gym Demonstration C2, 3Dg Girls Glee Club KZ, 315 Humor Editor, Clarion Celjg Chairman Candy Sale Committee QU. Pittsford High School Pratt Institute 'Tisz EDWIN WESTCOTT 26 Morningside Park 11710 loolef before he Zeapr? Home Room Soccer Cl, 253 Home Room Baseball Cl, 2, 3D3 Class Soccer CZ, 3jg Track Q3, AH. No. 23 Union College 'Tis: Lois XVIDDOVVSON 42 McKinley Street W' ho am I who Jecret: do keep? Ufatch out! beware! Jtill water run: deep. Agora GD. No. ll Mechanics Institute 'Tisz 100 ORIENT Louis WOLBERG 407 Joseph Avenue For what he will, he willg Ami there'.v an end to it. Home Room Basketball C2, 3jg Home Room Soccer C213 Home Room Baseball qz, 33. W. H. S. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 'Tis: ESTHER WoL1N 125 Weld Street Who though Jhe may have much wit If very .thy in Ming it? Glee Club C2, 3, Lljg Hike Club C215 Ath- letic Field Committee No. 10 University of Rochester 'Tisz MARGARET E. WOODWORTH 346 South Goodman Street Ilfho ir alwayx happy Yet never fun would xeek. Glee Club C255 Daddy Long Legs C353 Senior Farce No. 14 The Castle School, Tarrytown 'Tis: 101 ORIENT HERBERT WUENSCH 209 Avenue E W' ho believe: it'5 wiser being good than bad, I t'J Jafer being meek than fierce, I ff jitter being .vane than mad? No. S University of Michigan 'Tisz GEORGE XVUNDER 900 North Street Who then if zhe gentleman? Thrift Stamp Committee C213 Home Room Committee W. J. H. S. Undecided 'Tisz HELEN C. YACKEL 35 Copeland Street W'hoJe merry heart doeth good like medicine? No. 11 Undecided 'Tisz 102 ORIENT Lols YOUNG 857 Winton Road North Who would help othfrx out of a fellowfeeling? Orchestra CZ, 315 Glee Club H253 Special Chorus CZJ. Out of Town Undecided 'Tisa 103 ORIENT Zin ilillemnriam ARLINE LAUTERBAACH WATSON BUSH 'EXXHE OTHER J THE Szmox TERM CLASS ORIENT Senior! humph! with dignity galore, Egotistic, microscopic, thou art an awful bore, Neolithic, paleolithic, so low I dare not think, Indeed, mayhap thou art the famous missing link , Our celebrated places then darest-thou to fill! Rather methinks-the jester's cap would not become thee ill, Seated in the assembly seats which we to thee do will. 107 THE Jumon CLASSES ORIENT Jingling and jangling, two galoshes flap, Unbolted and inverted about an ankle boneg Nodding and bobbing Deauville kerchiefs wrap In their out-landish colors all of old Tut-amen's tone. Or arm and arm the slickered one and Lenglen bandeau pass Replacing Hip and Happer for simple lad and lass, Supplying all the members for the East High Junior Class. 109 Tun Somowxons FINAL CLASS ORIENT Spoofing along with a bobby for brain, Outwitting the profs with a look of disdain, Pooh-poohing the frosh in a tone that doth pain Haunting the halls with no purpose or aim, Oh Sophomore, hast thou no shame? Moving thine eyes in a flapperish way, Ogling the girls every tick of the day. Receiving D, T. as thy privilege and pay, Enjoying the pains of some teacher's lair, Sophomores take heed and beware! 111 ORIENT History of The East IT is an astonishing fact that comparatively few East High students now know when, how and why the customary senior annuals were originated. The great event happened in May, 1904, when the glorious class of '04 took it into its head to print an annual,-with only six weeks to get it out, where a college board needs six months. That class called its Volume the Senior An- nual, but for many years afterward similar logs were entitled the Senior Annual of the Clarion, showing that it was a special issue of the Clarion jointly by the Clarion and the senior class. The sophomore year of the class of 1905 ushered in a notable event that was the com- pletion and occupation of the new building on Alexander Street. That class seemed to have some regrets in leaving the South Fitzhugh Street School, now the Municipal Building. The Spectator fthe Clarionj observes in 1905 that the time is drawing near when the Rochester High School will be divided between East and West High Schools. The Spectator felt that neither school could alone be strong enough to maintain for Rochester the high standard which up to that time had been set by the Rochester High School. He suggested that it would be unfair to the west side pupils-when West High School should come into existence-that the past credit of the victories of the Rochester'High School should be given to East High School, that unless the two schools combined in the support of a single team the long string of victories in athletics would be cut short, and that the two schools could not support a paper for each, since it was hard enough then to get suliicient acceptable liter- ary material for one paper. How little could the Spectator know us-the coming generations! Football, perhaps the major sport in these days, played a great part in the interest of the High School Annuals annuals. Basketball and baseball follow closely in importance, while hockey and tennis were recognized as more important sports than today. Until very recently there has been no mention of swimming teams, but a great deal is made of the indoor as well as the outdoor track and cross- country teams. The first appearance of the relay team was pictured in the 1909 Annual when the Chess Club, German Club, and Nature Club were especially active. Debates, now seldom mentioned, were held by the interscholastic girls' and boys' teams, all proving rather successful on the whole. Another side of school life was displayed in the sororities and fraternities and in the Publi- cium Concilium, with the members of the Ro- man State, fwho gave the Alcestis of Euripedes in English in 191515 frequently photographed in their dignified robes. Records show that there has been only one Junior farce, that in 19103 the idea of having a Senior farce first appeared in 1914, and since then has become a tradition, although the Senior play has been in existence since the first annual and probably long before that. The Girls' and Boys' Glee Clubs from all appearances were considered in former years more important than the orchestra, and only very recently has the East High School Band come to the front. A more interesting feature of the annuals appeared in 1915, that is, the individual photo- graphs of the Seniors with what the various classes termed squibs, skits, digs, grinds, or who's who, meaning of course the quotations describing each unhappy senior. In years to come when other summaries of annuals are given, and this book may be in- cluded in them, who knows how June 1923 will be treated? 112 I3 CT gin 5- . ' 4' QW X :F 513 q x' I 27 as N 2 wtf ww Q ' 2 . ,fbi A 4 w I A ,xii-2 L 1 ORIENT STANLEY MANSON GORDON M. MEADE MR. WILCOX . . . STANLEY MANSON . GORDON M. MEADE MR. DAVEY . . . Executive Council FACULTY MEMBERS Honorary Pmrident . Student Prexident . Student Secrftary . Faculty Treaxurer MR. WILCOX MR. BAIRD MR. DAVEY MR. LANSDALE MR. FOWLE MRS. ENGLISH ATHLETIC COMMITTEE EUGENE HAIDT, Chairman HOWARD KELLER, '24 PAUL LESLIE, '24 GREGG SWARTHOUT, '25 PIKE MEADE, '25 ' PUBLICATIONS COMMITTEE FREDERIC HAUPT, Chairman STANLEY MANSON, '23 NATHAN GREENE, '24 GORDON M. MEADE, '23 HARLEY MOYER, '24 THEODORE ROscoE, '24 WARD CARPENTER, '25 MUSIC AND LITERARY COMMITTEE ELIZABETH SLAYTON, Chairman JACOB Ross, '24 BETTY ROSNER, '24 EUGENE LOWENTHAL, '25 115 ORIENT JOHN A. BAIRD, F aculxy Manager F. BERNARD XVARD BELLE BLACK PEGGY CLARK BEATRICE ALLAUN MII,TON KAPLAN ELMER WEISS DAN LONG Supply Store DOROTHEA E. HENSEL, Manager MILTON NUSBAUM ROBERT GRIFFITH GEORGE ROSENSTEIN ROSE SAMMERSTEIN WILBUR HANIPTON BELLE RUDIN WILLARD VAN GRAAFEILAND ROSE SCHAEFER BOOK EXCHANGE WINIFRED RATHKE, Manager 116 , ORIENT K f The Boule CLARA HUSTED . . .......,. . . Preridenz AGNES MCMANUS . . . , V-ice-Pmridevzz JOHN FRAN-RLAND ..,.. . . Szcremry MEYER FIX ........ . . . Treaxurer Mlss LILLIAN J. STONEBURG ........... . Faculty Advisor SENIOR MEMBERS CLARA HUSTED MILDRED SCHICK ELIZABETH BITTER GEORGE SWAN ROBERT LOCHNER JUNIOR MEMBERS 'AGNES MCMANUS HARRY ROGAVITZ RosE ABRAMOW MEYER FIX SOPHUMORE MEMBERS JOHN FRANKLAND - FREDERICK PIERSON 117 ORIENT Chess Team MosEs RABINOWITZ THEODORE Roscora BENJAMIN EMANUEL MARK KREAG ABE PRICE HARRY ROGAVITZ 118 1 ' l. ff W1 -- A f + 1- - f, 7. f m ' Q, 1.--, I'JG 51.3-3 .2113-55: 15-51.-FS: F715 'L g'.'Ji , ' -- 'c., Af - f' Lr.,6:,,,Eq:: if --: 52:31 15:51-112, ::,4 ,-zip' A ' 1 ' 'gf I I f . G:11'?1'E-11:4-sm -51 4w:a222an 211.225-: 4.eaf:?5F?' W-'v7'?l 'iffirf -- f 'f-iii?-'sffQ'4,:?a:f 5, ', f' ffkggjgzfii' nj. Qy S- -5 f, , gf ,254 4 -f -..1..3-.jj P- F 5.'5'?1:fE5??.':: . ' X I ,' f5if'fi':f'f'5f:ii '55'5-I i 53 'X ' fn ,ff 5 . ri ' ' ' f ff 'Au - 7? ,fv f if Zff'ff1 w Fig? ,az f'1 ' ' f- ff -. uf -S My W7 . 'Wm' M ff , W fi w . Gi f f IA f ff nf f' W is-.'l!u'Y I ' fi' fn! 'J' FV f '7 f' ' .. 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K-'K-ce1 .-W:3.i3iiQ'5?-l ig..-..53: '-'F - .haha--' IH! 2152f'!9'1'-ij gg ,g a-cu',3f,gL,5 E.i3I f,?' BIS' mf' ',-- ., 1 -1':'.ff12-f:?1 QR? ORIE'NT TOM BACKUS LILLIAN LERNER JACK KOKIs THEODORE ROSCOE CLARA HUSTED GEORGE HOYT MANUEL KOVAL ROSE SAMMERSTEIN JOHN HAPGOOD The Clarion BOARD OF EDITORS Editor-in-Chief TOM BACKUS ASSISTANT EDITORS CAROLYN XVESTON STAFF ROBERT LOCHNER PEGGY CLARK ARTHUR PRESENT LAW WEINER STANLEY BELL MILTON MANWARING BUSINESS BOARD Bu.rine.r,r M amzger J. DONALD HAGUE ASSISTANT MANAGERS JACK SLOTNICK ALVIN GORSLINE EDGAR GUTTENBERG RICHARD BARKER LELAND LEE ROBERT T. LANSDALE DONALD ZOLL STAFF HARLEY MOYER VINCENT MALONEY BENNETT DALEY FACULTY ADVI SORS 121 DONALD HAGUE MARION L. FAGAN LEONARD LEE BACON IVIARGARET EPPLEY ROBERT EASTERLY WILLIAM SCHNEIDER GEORGE SWAN CURTIS CLARK KENNETH POWERS JOHN ORTOLANI BEATRICE CRIPPEN ANSON SHERMAN ALICE PLAYFORD RANDALL HOUCK ROY E. DAVEY ORIENT The Agora OR the purpose of arousing interest in the Greek language and in litera- ture, the Agora was organized in some of the high schools along the Hudson, including New York and Albany. Introduced into East. High School by Doctor Mason D. Gray, one of the principal activities of the state body was the conducting among the chapters, competitive examinations in each of the three years of Greek. These were usually made out by a committee of college professors, and conducted in the schools in the spring, like Regents examinations. In May or June of each year, a convention was held in one of the high schools belonging to the Agora, and prizes awarded to the winners of the examinations. The last conven- tion was held at East High School just before the War. Since this time the State body has been inactive. This term the East High School Agora has held successful social affairs and a contest in play-writing, for which cash prizes were offered to John Frankland, and Robert Lochner. The Agora has again become a live and active organization. XE' T7 WA--1173 ORIENT Miss KATHERINE BURNS The Road To Yesterday Prefented by thx clan of june, 1923, under the KENNETH PAULTON direction of Mirx Katherine Burm. CAST OF CHARACTERS A6155 I and I V -1923. Acta' II and II I-1601 . . . LORD STRANGEVEN ...... RAY STOCKER . . REFORMADO JACK . . . . DONALD INSLEY JACK GREATOREX . WILL LEvEsoN . . ADRIAN TOMKINS . ELLSBETH TYRRELL MALENA LEVESON ELEANOR LEVESON HARRIET PHELPS . NORA GILLAW . DOLLY FOULIS . , . WILL WI' THE FEATHER .... DEWITT PIKE . . . TOMKINS THE TAPSTER .... HENRY HEESCH . LADY ELLSBETH TYRRELL . MILDRED GLEICHAUF BLACK MALENA ..... GRETCHEN CUSHING . ELINOR TYLNEY ..... ISABEL HERZOG . GOODY PHELPS OF THE RED SWAN LUCILLE DAILEY . MOTHER GILLAW . .MARY HEENAN . DOLLY ...... . . BESSIE BODINE HUBERT fFore:terj . . , THEODORE GUNKLER WOT CFore:terj . . CHARLES SULLIVAN 125 ORIENT Commencement Days Prefented by the clay: of func, 1923, under the direction of Mir: Katherine f. Bnrnf. CAST OF CHARACTERS MR. DOUGLAS Clldizor of The New York Dailyvj Billy Douglas-just out of Columbia ...... Brick Harding-Aillicted With shyness ..... Frank Douglas-Educated in Europe ...... Professor Peck-Head of the Department of Biology at Colton College ............. Mr. Busley-A private detective ........ Lorraine Douglas-Daughter of Mr. Douglas . . Kate Wells-President of the Senior Class . . Patricia Dudle . Theodora Dudfgy ...... The Twins . Mary Mertens- Bugsy, a biological bug . . Nan Dixon-A Poetess .......,, Mabel Putnam- Put, the athletic girl . Elizabeth Monnypenny-A Freshman . Jack Dennis ............ Girls at Colton College . ......... . BUSINESS BOARD MOREAU SMITH. . . ...... . . . . ROBERT LOCHNER . . . . JACOB KOKIS .... . BEN EMANUEL . . . ROBERT FAIR .... HARRY HENRICKSON . . FRANK BIEL ..... EDGAR BATES . . . 127 . DEWITT PIKE . F REDERIC HAUPT . . HENRY HEESCI-1 . . FRANK FERRIGNO . RAYMOND STocKER . THEODORE GUNKLER . MILDRED GLEICHAUF GRETCHEN CUSHING HELEN ALLEN ' GLADYs LEVY . ISABEL HERzoc . DOROTHY ABERT AMORET McDowEL . . ADAIR HARRIS . . FRANK BIEL DoRoTHY CAMPBELL BESSIE BODINE RUTH SUMMERS Bufinefr Manager Axxirtant Buxinerr Manager 4 Publicity Manager Asrirtant Publicity Manager . Adrzertiring Manager . . Property Manager . . . . Electrician . Stage Manager ORIENT The College Widow Prerented by the clan' of january, 1924 on M arch the xixteentlt, 1923, under the direction of M in Katherine f. Burns. CAST OF CHARACTERS Billy Bolton-A Half-B ack Stub Talmage-A Busy Undergraduate . Jack Larabee--A Graduate Coach .... Copernicus Talbot-A Tutor Hon. Clam Hicks-A Member of the Senate . . Bub Hicks-His Son . . . Tommy Pierson-One of the Team . . Dick McAllister-A College Man . . Ollie Mitchell-A College Man . . Jimmy Hopper-A College Man . . Daniel Tibbits-A Town Marshall . Mattie McGOwen-The Trainer ..... . . Silent Murphy-A Football Player ...... - . Hiram Bolton-President of the K Sz H Railroad CO. . . Peter Witherspoon-President of Atwater College . jane Witherspoon-A College Widow f..... . Bessie Tanner-An Athletic Girl .....,.. Flora Wiggins-A Boarding House Keepefs Daughter . . Mrs. Dalzelle-A Professional Chaperone, .... Ruth Aiken-A Town Girl . Luella Chubbs Josephine Borcley Bettie Tyson ' EUGENE EASTERLY . . HOWARD KELLER . . ROBERT STILLMAN . . JOHN ORTALANI ..,. ALEX TOMANOVITCH . . . NORBIAND CLEMENT . . . Town Girls . BUSINESS BOARD 129 . GORDON ASHLEY WILLIAM SCHNEIDER NATHAN GREENE . . DONALD MCKAY . ALBERT WALKER , . CURTIS CLARK . THEODORE PEVEAR . . . GEORGE BLAIR . RUSSELL BRADSHAW . . JOSEPH ARNAO . . DANIEL PERRY . THEODORE ROscoE . ' WILLIAM STEELE .EDWARD SCHLOTTMAN . . EARL TAYLOR . . MARION FAGAN . CAROLYN WESTON . . LILLIAN LERNER . DOROTHEA HENSEL . DOROTHY YOUNG fi BESS ROSE GOLDMAN ETTA GORMLEY MILDRED TWITCHELL . . Busineys Manager . . Asrirtant Manager . Advertiring Manager . - Publicity Manager . Stage Manager . . . Electrician ORIENT The East High School Savings Bank HE East High Bank, which is a moveable wire cage large enough for two cashiers, has been in operation one year. Previous to its existence, deposits were collected in the different home rooms every Tuesday morning. This system required at least one col- lector in each room and also the super- vision of each home room teacher. Un- der the new system, the pupils make their deposits at the wire bank exactly as they do in a regular bank. In one year, the number of depositors has doubled, together with the amount of money. There is taken in, on the average, six hundred dollars every four Weeks, the greatest number of depositors at any one time being two hundred and twenty-two persons. The size ofthe deposits ranges from ten cents to fifty dolla1's. The money received is taken to the bank each week at the close of the day's business and is at once added to the different pupils' accounts. The success of the bank depends upon the number of pupils who learn the habit of depositing. We realize the difficulty of saving money in high school, but know that it is a splendid opportunity to test the will power, Which, under present day conditions is subjected to severe strain. On the whole, we consider the bank experiment successful. BANK TELLERS ANNA HOLLIS V1oLA STROBEL ETHEL WEINSTEIN VERNA BURGSTHALER Bessie PAUL RUTH Sci-IRAMM Bessie BoD1Ne FLORENCE SPILLER RUTH LARSON MARGUERITE Hess ALWYN GRANGER LUCILLE THOMAS FANNIE Becxen EVELYN LAUX Lors GOTTSCHALK ELIZABETH KONDOLF MARGARET CROMWELL 130 ARLINE MAUDE JANICE WELD ETHEL SHENCUP MILDRED WASHBURN HELEN NUSBAUM RUTH NUYINS TILLIE GITIN LEONA MAURHOFF EUGENIA PARKER EWEJSEM XX 2 I, - FRED KOWALSKI . MAX RUBIN . . HAROLD HEITSMAN ERNEST MAURER MAX RUBIN MEYER BRAIMEN MEYER GOLDSTEIN THOMPSON MOCAW RALPH BARBER FRED KOWALSKI BRUCE MACDONALD RONALD ALLEN IsADORE GLICKMAN EDGAR BATES WALTER HALLETT O'RIENT The Band CORNET CHESTER LAUTERBACH LANGDON MCGOWAN GEORGE SCHMINKE ALFRED THEW CLARINET JONAS COHEN GORDON KINNEY NATHAN OLENIKOW SYLVESTER PARTRIDGE TR OM BON E EDWARD BECKER IRVING LAPP H ORN S VINCENT CAPAssO CARL WEHBRING PICCOLO ISADORE DREXLER OBOE GUSTAV KONEZ . BASSOON JOHN PULVINO BASS CLINTON MANNING DRUMS MAURICE LEVY BARI TONE SAXOPHONE GEORGE BOTT KAZMER KARPINSKI KENNETH ROBINSON 133 . President . Secretary ALBERT MAGNUE KENNETH Ross HYMEN SHER -- CARL GERHARD SIDNEY LYPSKY LEONARD REGNER NELSON HAURER EUGENE LOWENTHAL HY RUDIN WILLIAM MITCHEL DAVE RUBIN ROBERT FAIR PAUL REED GUsTAv KONEX . ABRAM BOONE EUGENE LOWENTHAL JOSEPH SCHIFF IVIAX ASTRACHAN LEILA EBER RUTH HOBART ERNEST LUDWIG HASKELL MITLOFSKY MOSES LAPIDES XVILMA FAY CLINTON MANNING EDWARD BENDET MARIAN HALPINE MEYER BRAIMEN SYLVESTER PARTRIDG RONALD ALLEN HAROLD HEITSLIAN KENNETH Ross EDGAR BATES RALPH BARBER E ORIENT The Orchestra PIANO MAI PIERREPONT FIRST VIOLIN CAROLINE CIROTZKI GEORGE PETTINGER GEORGE SCHMINKE MAY STUPKIEWIEZ SECOND VIOLIN LAWRENCE BERGHASH EDITH GOLDMAN MAX ISSACS CHARLES MAIER SOLOMON RELIN MILDRED SIPPLE VIOLA HANS MORA CE LLO MARGARET FARRAGHER BASS FLUTE JOSEPH BISHOP OBOE GUSTAV KONEZ CLARINET SIDNEY LIPSKY BA SSOON JOHN PULVINO H ORN S VINCENT CAPASSO CARL XVEHBRING CORNET ALBERT MAGNUE SAXOPH ON E WALTER HALLETT KENNETH ROBINSON TROMBONE IRVING LAPP BARI TONE DAVE RUBIN TYMPANI AND DRUMS MAURICE LEVY 135 . Przrident VICTORIA DYLEWSKI HY RUDIN SAMUEL SHULSKY EDNA DEROLLER GEORGE GRINEFF HELEN LEVITZ JUSTINE MERRILL YALE RICKLIN OLIVE YOUNG WALTER REHE FRED J. KOWALSI-:I ISADORE DREXLER RUTH SCHRAMM THOMPSON MCCAW LEONARD REGNER WILLIANI MITCHELL ERNEST MAURER MAX RUBIN GEORGE BOIT BRUCE MACDONALD ORIENT Girls' Glee Club MAI PIERREPONT . LAURA PENGELLY . KATHERINE FOULKES , ROSE APPLEBAUM PHOEBE ARMSTRONG EVELYN BARNER KATHERINE BENNINGHOFF RENETA BROWN VERNA BURGSTAHLER MARGARET CAMERON MARGARET CARPENTER HARRIET CIMINO THORA CLAPP SARAH CLIFTON ELIZABETH CUNNINGHAM CAROLINE CIROTSKI JANET DERoos HELEN DIBBLE IRENE FEE KATHERINE FOULKES MEMBERS RUTH FOWLER LOIS GILLETTE LAURA GORDON MILDRED GREENBERG ALMA HART CLARICE HERRICK RUTH HOBART MILDRED HOWLAND ELIZABETH JOHNSON MARJORIE KOMINSKY ELIZABETH LAUER RosE LERNER DORIS LONGLEY RUTH MARCOTT MARGUERITE MALEE LENA MONTICELLI GRACE MORGAN LAURA PENGELLY 136 . . Prexident Vice-Prexident S ecretary- Treaxurer MAI PIERREPONT WINIERED RATHKE GRACE M. RUTHERFORD HELEN SAMUEL LORETTA SAUCKE RosE SCHAFFER ELSA SCHNEIDER VIRGINIA SHANNON RUTH SHAW LOUISE STEARNS VIOLA STROBEL CLAIRE SUSKIND AVIS TILLSON ETHEL WALDRON BERNICE WARREN ETHEL WEINSTEIN ESTHER WOLIN ORIENT Boys' Glee Club LEONARD BOOTH . WILLIS JENSEN . LEIGHTON HATCH JACK KOKIS . . KENNETH PRATT . MEMBERS XVILBUR ALLEN RICHARD BARKER CHARLES BECHTOLD LEONARD BOOTH EDWIN CLARK SIMON CLIFTON FRED CUMMINGS WALTER DESCHER HERBERT ELY SIDNEY GOLDMAN HERBERT GOLDSTEIN LEIGHTON HATCH WILLIS JENSEN CLAYTON KAUL ' MAX ZIGANSKY 137 Prefzdent Vice-Prefzdent . . Secretary Publicity .Manager . . Manager ROBERT KIENAST JACOB KOKIS MILTON LATTA JACQUE LEVINSON RALPH LISSON JOHN LOYD ABRAHAM MOLDOF SYLVESTER PARTRIDGE KENNETH PRATT HAROLD RITZ ROGER ROGERS ALBERT WALKER LAW WEINER HARRY WESTON ORIENT EDGAR BATES Cheerleader R I E N T OR I ENT R I E N T OR I ENT O-R-I -E-N -T OR-I -E N T Team! Tea-mf Team! 138 Q UFUl ! lFQllC5S 1, -:Q Jw an WE an Y, , :wfff' tl ,rkl ffl, 'L f !I.',':f'iff, .gli lu, .Y, ' f M' WW ' f f'j7'f ,NX ,j X if Manx K iff? xg' f: is W1 - ', - - nf ff? , if-' XAbX -21 Y: - , .. 1 ORIENT- HOWARD LEE, Captain JAMES H. FOWLE, Coach STANLEY MANsoN, Manager Basketball Team 1922-23 ' FORWARDS Captain HOWARD LEE CLARENCE BROWN WILLIAM SUKERT CENTERS HOWARD BICKLE LESTER HARRISON GUARDS GREGG SWARTHOUT LEE . . BROWN . CHAIT . HARRISON SWARTHOUT BICKLE . SUKERT . MAGGIO SMITH . MINNOWITZ BYERS . SAMUEL CI-IAIT ANGELO MAGGIO INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Gamex Field Baxleetx F ouls Total . 16 55 2 112 . 15 36 23 95 . 16 14 50 78 . 16 26 2 54 . 16 17 - 34 . 16 13 - 26 . 8 8 - 16 . 12 5 - 10 . 3 7 - 14 . . . 2 1 - 2 . . . 1 O - 0 EAST HIGH :-Average points per game, 27.55 OPPONENTS:-Average points per game, 23.06 141 F ORIENT ROBERT MCKAY ALBERT NIARSEIGLIA Baseball Team HOWARD LEE, F int Bare GREGG SWARTHOUT, Second Bare GEORGE Borr, Left F ield ROBERT WHITING, Right Field PITCHERS SIDNEY TITUS HARLAN CALKINS May May May May May May May May June June June 2 9. 12 16. 18 19. 23 30 6 9 15 SCHEDULE W FRANK PUDETTI, Third Base HOWARD KREISER, Short Slap HUME DEM1NG, Catcher TITUS, Center Field GREGG SWARTHOUT Genesee Wesleylan Seminary, at Lima. West High, at West High Athletic Field. Auburn High, at Auburn. Brockport Normal, at Home. Cook Academy, at Montour Falls. Watkins High, at Watkins. U. of R. F rosh, at University of Rochester Field. Fairport High, at Fairport. Fairport High, at Home. Genesee Wesleylan Seminary, at Home. West High, at Baseball Park. 143 ORIENT Swimming Team JACK DELMARLE . . . . . Captain and Manager ROY V. BENSON . .... .... C oach TEAM RUSSELL BRADSHAW RICHARD KOCHENTHAL DAVID BERGER EARL GOLDSTEIN KENNETH LITTLEFIELD P1-uL1P FAGLEY GORDON ASHLEY JACK LEVINSON THEODORE PEVEAR SCHEDULE February 9-Hutchinson High at Buffalo. February 16-Syracuse Freshmen at Syracuse. February 17-Manlius at Manlius. March 9eTechnical High at Rochester. March 16-Technical High at Buffalo. March 17-Hutchinson High at Buffalo. March 23-Manlius at Rochester. March 30-West High at Y. M, C. A. 144 ORIENT C Track Team HERBERT GILMORE , . . Manager PAUL LESLIE . . Captain JAMES H. FOWLE . . Coach TEAM WALTER FRIEDERICH WESLEY BUCK MQRELL BECKWITH HARLOW SMITH PERCIVAL KING DANIEL LONG SALVATOR DE STEFFANO - ROBERT LIKELY ALBERT BONNER MARK KREAG EDGAR GUTTENBERG U BENJAMIN HALABY SAM FELD SAM KREPACK JACK KRAMER 145 EDWIN WESTCOTT SIDNEY BEYLAND WINEIELD VAN HORN CHARLES SCHULTZ HERBERT Env NATHAN GREENE CLYDE WEESE SIMON CLIFTON MAX ADAMS CHARLES SULLIVAN ANTHONY BENDETTO KENNETH NICHOLS ABE KARASICK KARL GOECKEL ORIENT Girls Basketball Team FORWARDS RUTH KOHLER, Captain ADA GOEF ELIZABETH LAUER CENTERS GUARDS ELIZABETH WILLIABIS MARGARET EPPLEY AGNES GEDDES JESSIE GEDDES LYDIA F RANKENEELD IRMA METCALF NATALIE GORDON, Manager MISS LILLIAN WANGMAN, Coach 146 ORIENT Hgckey Team KENNETH Ross ..... ...... M anager CENTER GOALIE JUSTIN DOYLE BURTON WHITE RIGHT WING LEFT WING LELAND LEE PIKE MEADE FIRST DEFENSE SECOND DEFENSE WILLIAM WINANS GEORGE BALDWIN SUBS TITUTES OLAN BUTTS HARLAN CAULKINS .147 HE Urient Board wishes to express to our advertis- ers, its sincere appreciation for the courtesy and generosity ex- tended to us. l-18 HCV 441 J0- HE Rochester Savings Bank extends heartiest congratulations to the Class of June 1923. Many ofyou will enter the business world at once. Most of you will seelz some useful occupation for the summer. In the long anticipatedpleasure ofhandling your own earnings we would have you give pause for a moment and consider the careers of our eminently successful men. Almost without exception they attribute their later achievements in life to their first small sav- ings laid aside from their first small earnings which made it possible to talee advantage of the big op- portunity when it pre- sented itself -'HI 10- I 150 RADIO HEADQUARTERS We are distributors for the following:- FEDERAL MARCO FRESHMAN WORKRITE BRANSTON HOMECHARGER Our Stock Is Complete We are lllanufaflurzrf of the KELMAN STORAGE BATTERY Cuarantzed for I8 month: KELMAN ELECTRIC COMPANY Since 1904 470 E. Main St. RADIO DEPT R. Stocker- Did you see how I paralyzed the audience in that death scene? Every- body in the house was crying. Manager- Yes, and I don't wonder. They knew you weren't really deadf, Mrs. Cushing- Daughter, I wish you wouldn't smoke. Dolly- But, Mother, cig- arettes won't hurt me. Mrs. C.- That may be, but you set such a bad example for your brother. H. Heesch- Are there any feet in town bigger than yours ? E. Haupt- Only one pair. Bates has to pull his trousers off over his head. Endlcott-Johnson Shoe Co Snappy Shoes at Popular PFICCS 83.50 to 56.00 332 Main Street East 151 H n START RIGHT IN LIFE Be Clean and Well Lazmderea' ' : ,,,--E?fL-:'- ,- : , I Y 1' -5,9 'je '2 '-' -f 4:1 '-ffl:-15 ,2 ., 12' 'S - nab. ,ff Q , ,. -f g, - 2 ff. ': '...--.sb Ea - . -H E51 'N wx -'-.ILSI 'V -f -xg - lb .sy Ai- IX - x-K -'fl I? xx i A ,V .-I..-4 f f- 5 Q 'Sig -. 'T X' .. E '73 - -- 1. - N sf 2 +L: far' if-+4f1?ff. 'N 0 5 If-APE? 4 '1?:h..:,:.i -ga., M, I Eg' . fra: y , 7 ' 'J' .' f . U - I K A 2 ff .IEP-IT 5 'ia-'-f,l.g -L, ' gijff- 'gi' 'HI 4.?'4'1453f'? , A h 4-4. ' . : fi? 4. T is ,, 3. I X 3: .. , ,. . . . QL .fxpf H -?iQ,f,a.2Y'.E '15,.r'1y':gj.:-1 , , . 211.4--1 2-'ff . AI'-s:NQfQs-afgffffhvw-I-'L ,1'Y'Qf- -, tb i ff Era gs' 1: - ,,-wg,-2142 Q: W swf-if? - f 9 ' A Q 1' ' -1- --ef . 'gz- Tlzatlf the Place to Begzh W ith Phone Main 1728 93-99 Exchange St l 1:7 Printing is the Insepamble Companion ofAchiefvement . Y N 7 HEN you go out into the world of realities your achievements will depend largely on your wise use ofthe printed word. We will always be pleased to talk printing with East High students and graduates. Printer: of the Clarion ROCHESTER Alliance Press Building ALLIANCE PREss, INC. 49-S1 North Water Street A P O L L O PLAYER PIANOS Built to play both jazz and classical music as it should be played. ,Qc sure lhe player you buy can do this WURLUZEER Ray Stocker- Then this is final? Ruth Bowman- Absolute- ly. Shall l return your letters? Ray S.- There's some good material in them l can use. Gord- Does she belong to an old family? Stan- l'll say so! Her Igother is 69 and her father - Moreau S.- Women are divided into two classes. Gordon M.- Really P M. S.- Yes, those who write to Rudolph Valentino i and those who can't write. 364 Main St. E. Rochester, N. Y. Qt Dirtinctly Difereg CLASS RINGS 35 CLASS PINS and COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS WARR1:iiii4Q4i-igsiifii INCORPORATED----- Stationers to the Clan' of jan. and june 1923 ffwelfrf la Ihr Clan of jun? 192.7 208 CORNWALL BUILDING l53 Walk-Over Style and Quality Produced by Walk-Over designers in 104 countries throughout the world gives that touch of style exclusiveness found in Walk-Overs only. i Q, We also put the jit in jitting Walk-Over 74-76 and 235 East Main DARROW SCHOOL OF BUSINESS A Business School that gives first-class service. The personal attention of experienced teachers, small classes, and new equipment provide thorough instruction and rapid progress. A Well-planned organization of Shorthand, Typewriting, Bookkeeping, Accounting, and Secretarial Courses provides the particular training you desire. The Employment Department will assist you in securing the position you are fitted to occupy. ' Our Bulletin gives a clear and comprehensive outline of our courses, faculty and school plant. Send for it. Visit our school and talk to those who can tell you about it-or telephone Stone 1974. 7 LET US HELP YOU MAKE YOUR MARK IN THE WORLD 218 East Avenue Rochester, N. Y. 154 HEN house-cleaning time approaches attention should be given to the cleaning of Rugs, Upholstered Furni- ture, Blankets, Comfortables, Lace Curtains, and Draperies. Such things we handle with methods so gentle that their life and Wear will be lengthened. T Simply phone STAUB 5' SON, Inc. Works I Store 949-951 Main Street East 82 East Avenue A lad livin rivatel use AND RECOMMENCD -To Youx FRIENDS ' ,H ky, g lp fy, W1 ta e a gent eman or 5 s breakfast and dinner. Some N S T O N S appetite the lady has! 'NQSFQ , Edgar B.- I'll get a re- i volver and blow my brains PRODUCTS out 99 Ilfliiie Ink, lflfhiie .Water Color! 1'Vlzite for Air ' N Brush Spray, Plfhzle for paznturg Golf Balls, Isabel HOW extfava- 5.4 ltfhfie Powder forIVhz1'e Shoes, Hfhzte Shoes Edgefor Ilfhzie Shoes, For Disc Records. gent. Get some snuff and sneeze. 24 Eve, Try G F H rea: or L D f 1 hi Snow White School Posters Ove ls an aw u t mg- in Your ig and Indoor 9 . . -If-iggrixs ' Photo Books X Game Notices Tickets . .. .U ....... 6.00 AT BETTER STORES GENERALLY s. ..... . Fraternity pin . .... 10.00 W' JOHNSTON --- New Art Bldg. Rochester, N. Y. li S55 .00 2 txofhmff Hzkh 'rm ml :' Former students and graduates of East High can tell you about the fworle of the Gregg School. Visit our Individual Instruction Ojice School Room. Send for circulars. 136 Plymouth Avenue. V- iss 'X FW Fl QT? l f 9 CC 99 stands for Sports- YQS manship as well as Spalding -- so - There is no substitute for f s either. G' w 1 3 U s v spam' Amicus Goods are - S da d d Omcial. Spal- . fi f s z - 40 Clinton Ave. N. Rochester F n PLAY THE GAME SQUARE ROCHESTER BASEBALL CLUB i I l 196 C I ass and Quality S'J'Z h Modfff Combmed wztfz Value in Clothingfor Boys and Young Men Reliable Fabric: Good Tailoring L mon Clothing Company Oh, Mamma, Helen Allen exclaimed in an awed tone on returning from a visit to a spinster aunt noted for the prim neatness with which she kept her house. I saw a Hy in Aunt lVIaria's house. But, she added thoughtfully, as if half-justifying it's presence, it was washing itselff, Insurance salesman- Is this Mr. Jones? How would you like to have your wife and child receive Hfty dollars a week after your death? Now our- jones- Very much indeed, thank you. I wish them luck. By the way, do you supply the wife and child ? P A T R O N I Z E O U A Good Place to Trade ROCHESTER N Y R Duffy-Powers Company A 157 After Graduation From High School Whatever your Work is to be, a course that will fit you definitely and thoroughly for the responsibilities of a business life will be a source of power to you in making your way. The Rochester Business Institute Has devoted sixty years in developing its special vocational courses and it invites your attention to its facilities for training you for a business career. Ask for descriptive catalogue. Roch ester Busifzess Imtitute 172 Clinton Avenue South RITTER DENTAL EQUIPMENT Chairs, Engines, Lathes, X-Ray Machines, Air Compressors, Unit Equipments, Ionization Equipments, Spray Bottle Warmers, Air Fittings, Supplies and Accessories for the above. xf Tb W st' ll lqsxlcflsgfg 3 -wi 5 . qghrpt- 4:00 RITTER DENTAL MFG CO , Inc ROCHESTER NEW YORK U S A ESTABLISHED isss A u 0 , , . . . 158 Stone 5883 Stone 5884 FIREPROOF STORAGE S00 Separate Locked Vaults MOVERS, PACKERS and FORWARDERS JOSEPH A. SCHANTZ COMPANY Central Avenue, St. Paul and North Water Streets Portable Machine That Shakes, Sweeps and Combs Floor Coverings That's what the Sweeper-Vac does. The Sweeper-Vac is being.demonst1-ated daily at our oflices, 34 Clinton Avenue North. The dayi will come for you, as it has for thousands of-others, when you'll put away the unsanitary broom and use the sanitary Electric VacuumCleaner1nstead. When that time arrives you should know which make of cleaner is best. Begin youriinvestigation by witnessing a demonstration of the Sweeper-Vac the first time you are downtown. Rochester Gas and Electric Corporation Main 3960 A Mr. De Graff- Wl1at's the reason Gregg stays so late every time he calls?,' Empty - VVhy, I am. Spoof S.- I hear that Gor- don Meade is sweet on you. Adair H- Rather! He's good for two pounds of candy every Weekf' Q! In Mr. Partridge's oflice. Stocker getting an excuse. Ray- I had an awful cold in my head. Mr. P.-- Well, that's some- thing. Milly- How do you spell ouija ? Win k-' ' Wee-Wie-well, Wh at did you buy the darned thing for? Go ask it its own name. CORRECTLY STYLED CLOTHES for Young Men S. S. 81 C. Clothes are sold at our factory salesroom direct to you- at a big .raving STEEFEL, STRAUSS Sz CONNER 72-80 ST PAUL STREET pw SAFENIGHT DRIVING 7 ' A BAUSCHSLLOMB I ' I AUTOMOBILE LENS fl ff? Iggy 3 iii 5 jfiilli :fini Ji g 3 gli il- 1iJ771ddf poxriblebytheuew 1' 3 gi? if W Ni 3 Scientifically designed by America's leading optical experts to direct the light from the lamps where it is most needed. Gives absolutely even light, with no dark spots, from ditch to ditch. When properly adjusted, glare is impossible. Legal in every state h aving headlight laws. Ark your dealer about it, or write for folder. Beuseh Ujpnib Qpticfil 6, NEWIYORK WASHINGTON I SAN FRANCISCO CHICAGO BOCH ESTE R' N. Y. LONDON Leading American Makers of Photographic Lenses, Microscopes, Projection Apparatus fBaIopticonsJ, Opthalmic lenses and Instruments, Photomicrographic Apparatus, Range Finders and Gun Sights for Army and Navy, Searchlight Reflectors, Stereo-Prism Binoculars, Automobile Lenses, Magnifiers and Other High-Grade Optical Products. ' - MOSER STUDIO ' FREDERICK C. MOSER SPECIALIZING HOME PORTRAITURE 27 Clinton Avenue North Rochester N Y ARTHUR H ALBRIGHT Business Manager Phone Stone 5774 160 QUALITY FOOTWEAR ' at Reasonable Prices Our stock is complete from Evening Slippers to Shoes for Sport and Ath- letic Wear. Our highest price 54.98 Q? f 359 East Main Street Mr. Lansdale- What is a dogma?', George Theim- A mam- ma dog. I shot an arrow into the air It fell to earth I know not where. But shortly after, a man came round And I bought dead dog at a dollar a pound. Bob Fair- Should I or- der some more fresh eggs F Grocer- No. We have enough in the cellar to last us a couple of months. ALFRED UNIVERSITY Thorough in instruction, moderate in expense. Ojerx the following courxer: Classical Pre-Medical Scientific Agriculture Ceramic Engineering Home Economics Applied Art Ruralrfeacher Training Summer-School For catalogf, etr., azlzirefr Booth C. Davis, President, Alfred, N. Y. Get it at DAKE'S DRUG STORE 457-459 East Main Street A Complete Stock of Toilet Articler, Patent Medicinef, Cigarr, Candy and Soda! Ask for it at DAKE'S 457-459 East Main Street HOWE SC ROGERS CO. Rochester's Leading Furniture, Floor Covering and Drapery Establishment Everything First Clan. Satisfaction Alway: Ayfured. VISIT OUR GIFT SHOP 161 PRINTING and Engraving We are specialists in the line of color printing and engraving of every description. Let us explain in detail, the possibilities of our work as applied to various forms of Direct Advertising and Window Display We Plan, Design, Engrave and Print-Booklets, Catalogues, Folders, Show Cards, Window Dis- plays, Calendars and Color Inserts. The House That Is Responsible For 'Both Printing and Engraving The Post Express Printing Company The Genesee Press 162 ' Princeton Hats, boys, have that dash of style and that dependable quality as the name implies. You couldn't do better for more money -we can prove it. 592.50 and 53.50 Soft Hats-Derbies-Caps Rochester S tore: H. WILSON Florist DESIGNS AND DECORATIONS Corsage Bouquets and Baskets a specialty Special Discount: to Gradualex 207 Main St E 61 Mailq St, W, SS Main Street East Ma'n 1084 Helen Blackburn- That Bettin girl is awfully refined. - Why so ? H. B.-- She won't- even read coarse print. During a very hot spell Norman Miller was riding in his Ford with one foot hang- ing out over the door. A small boy, noticing this, shouted after himg Hey mister! Did you lose your other roller skate? Jack Delmarle- Why is a man's arm like an ash wagon ? Mr. Smith- I don't know, Why ? J. D. - Because it goes around and gathers up the waist?', - P A T R O N I Z E O U R MANHATTAN RESTAURANTS 'G 196 81 198 East Main Street 25 Sz 27 East Avenue e THE RIGHT PLACES FOR GOOD FOOD 163 ig ? ggggg W 1--y GROVE .ST ll'---P H Our New Location-22-24 Wz'ndsor St. U9 . We take this opportunity of thanking you Q gg U for past favors and hope you will Hnd it Q EE convenient to visit us in our new location. Q KD STANDARD AUTO-TIRE WoRKs S IAS. A. RUTHERFORD E TELEPHONE MAIN 6077 T 7 EAS 7' IVA I N S71 il EASTMAN , THEATER It's the springy liveliness of puke chicle that makes Beech-Nut Gum a lasting pleasure Beech-Nut Packing Co. Foods and Confections of Finest Flavor Canajoharie, N. Y. - Rochester, N. Y. 16-1 Henry C. Natt, President Harry J. Bareham, Sec'y and Treas. Henry McFarland, Vice-Pres NATT, BAREHAM Sc MCFARLAND, Inc. Plumbbzg Cf? H eatzkzg HUMPHREY AUTOMATIC GAS WATER HEATERS CHAMBERS FIRELESS GAS RANGES CLOW GASTEAM RADIATORS Phone, Main 4313 366 Main St., E. VISIT OUR SHOW ROOM PTOMETRY THE PROFESSION WHOSE MISSION EMBRACES THE CONSERVATION OF VISION PRESENTS A FUTURE VOCATION OF HIGH STANDARDS AND OF PUBLIC SERVICE RENDERING SCOPE. FOR PARTICULARS CONCERNING ENTRANCE AND ALL OTHER REQUIREMENTS CONSULT -THE- ROCHESTER SCHOOL OF OPTOMETRY OFFICE OF THE DEAN 38 So. WASHINGTON STREET Florence P.- Will the vaccination mark show, doc- tor? ' Doctor- That depends en- tlrely on you. . Now, said Mr. Wil- liams, under what combina- tion is gold most quickly re- leased ? Amoret M.- Marriage YVaiter fin Germanj Was- ser F Amoret Mac Dowell- No, Wellesley. Miss Dennis- Class, take this sentence- Let the cow be taken from the pasture -What mood? Delilah V-The cow. Are You Enjoying Rochestefs Beautiful Waterways? An Old Town Canoe on the river, lake, bays, or Finger Lakes will furnish many hours and days of enjoyment during the summer season. The Old Town is always ready for a paddle. Easy to paddle, perfectly safe, and the most beautiful models made. And you can attach a little Johnson Outboard Motor to your canoe and have a swift, handy little motor boat which will run along at a speed offrom ten to twelve miles an hour. The but equipment for every out-of-door .rpm-t. Sporting Goods Store Powers Bldg. Earaiag Power is something to be seriously considered by the High School graduateg and earning power depends entirely upon one's ability to sell his services with the assurance that he can deliver value.', Practical courses for young men and women, such as are given at Mechanics Institute, in Industrial Arts, Home Econ- omics and Applied Arts, are designed to prepare the stu- dents for positions of respon- sibility, with adequate remun- eration. East High students are in- vited to visit this Instituteg study its facilities and equip- mentg and learn, Hrst-hand, of the opportunities open to its graduates. Let us help develop your earning power. ' Catalog .vent on request. Rochester Athenaeum and Mechanics Institute 55 Plymouth Ave., South To the Graduate ofjumf 1923 W'e extend our hearty congrat- ulations upon having reached this important stage of your career. Choose your future course carefully and successwill crown all your endeavors-Music along life's way will sweeten yourlaborsand keep youyoung and fit. Make our store your head- quarters. ' Y 'iluhtmg 5 422 Main St. E. Main -I-L53 566 Clinton Ave. N. Stone -H53 A -su , 2 In 5 .GH ' Say It Witlz Flowers J. B. KELLER SONS FLORISTS 25 Clinton Avenue North For your radio wants come to ROWE 8: WADDELL CO. 23 Exchange St. Rochester, N. Y. The Great Outdoors That is the goal of your thoughts as sum- me1' rounds into form and school days are fast becoming but a memory. Oh! what good times, you will have, in the camp, at the seashore, in the mountains, at the lake-wherever it may bel And there'll be tennis and baseball and golf and fishing and swimming-and Oh, Boy-,just to think of it! Before you actually go we hope to supply you with the necessary luggage, clothing, camp equipment, and various sporting goods supplies you will need-don't forget that we have all these things and can take the best of care of you. l'Iere's hoping we may have a hand in making your vacation this year the very best ever. Sibley, Lindsay 8: Curr Co. CLASS PINS and Engraved Commencement Invitations Q THE METAL ARTS CO. 77 soUTH AVENUE Phone Stone 5635 for Samples or Special Designs 56-Page Catalogue Free F. I-Iaupt in 1950-This story was told to the writer bv R. Stocker, President of Sears . 9 Roebuck Sz Co. It seems that F. I-Iaupt, a customer of the Firm and proprietor ofa small store in a Missouri cross-roads town, ordered a bill of goods from the company. Upon receipt of the goods he refused payment. Mr. Stocker wrote to Mr. Haupt stating that unless pay- ment was forth-coming a law suit would be started. Other letters were also sent out to persons involved in the case, one to the station-agent, asking about the condition of the goods on ar- rival, another to the president of the bank asking for a statement of the financial standing of the customer, a third to the mayor of the town requesting him to recommend a good local lawyer to take the case. Shortly afterward a letter was received from Mr. Haupt which read as follows: Dear Sits: I received your letter telling me I had better pay up. Being station agent I may make a state- ment about the goods. As president of the bank I can assure you as to my Enancial standing. In the capacity of mayor, I hesitate to recommend a lawyer since I am the only member of the harm this vicinity. Ifl were not pastor of the local Methodist church, I would tell you to go to H-L. 167 C0-Eds Delight in using Stromberd-Carlson RADIO HEAD SETS The broad head band extends away from hair and the Adjustment Rod Telescope Il feature which prevents the hair or net from being caught. .4512 Your Dealer J A l . .I Q V K N tfHE5'Fj :rails-fin ' .. . , R W. V E,-y E ---..b- - ,, - , . , , -Y-, DEM gnstiagion 1 ghouldvslqse P1-Isl: L ' mr S lx I ! X 5 R X M X Nm X R- st f-,QR ' XX Pi Fl H S ,X W 1 ' , 'ies K K - A Iqqglrr '- irn ,,5!- : . 1. -4 .5 ' ' E. '. , , I n my if M I fi ,il f 9.5, I lin nn- Jr 1 Y X ,bf ll, Q- t, In it FT 5 Wt ,G a L luln Stag! F 5 Romnegmgqlekusr Coil'f'ANY T ek R TO TRY THEM IS TO BE CONVINCED THE CREAMY CONFECTION OF CONTENT GOLD MEDAL MARSHMALLOWS Q 0,0 O. T. STACY CO. Rochester, N. Y. A Steam Bath Is Good For Your Suit Q h o,o Our Pressing Includes: I. Steaming 2. Cleaning 506- 3. Pressing i C. E. ALI-IART Merchant Tailor 62 North St. Rochester, N. Y. l 68 OLDSMOBILE RA D I 0 svxoil HEADQUARTERS x i Rudolph Schmidt Sz Co. 51 East Main St. 4 Cylinder Touring 51075 Delivered G. W. HENNER 980-1000 Main Street East Frank Ferrigno, the well- P known comedian, tragedian, P and the rest of it, was billed A A for a one-nixglht stand in Mal- A A T ow-on-the- arsh. So he sent D il telegram to the proprietor T D R V of thelocal theatre: R V Will hold a rehearsal to- O E morrow night. Have stage- O E N R manager, stage-carpenter, pro- N R I T perty man, assistant electrician I . and all other stage hands with- T out fail. Z I VVithin a few hours he got Z I E S a reply from the proprietor, E S E xlho Wired back: He will be E t eref' O R --- O R U S .lfor Sale: Apianoggood con- U S glltl0I1, property of lady leav- R R ing New York ln elegant wal- nut case. School Supplies Kodak Supplies Candies Autocrat Cord Tires N oveltie: for all occasiom at MALLEYSS UNSC 1526 473-475 Monroe Ave. Cost Less Per Mile Ask the urers J. c. BAART Auto Supplies 456 East Main St. Compliments of THE CENTRAL BANK Corner Maivz and Exchange Telephone: Main 981 Clarence W. Smith BOOKSELLER STATIONER IM PO RT E R Engraving and Heraldic lI'orle 44 East Avenue McGRATH'S THE CORNER STORE Lunches-Ice Cream-Candy S40 MAIN STREET EAST New York Boston Salem Lynn PAGE Sc SHAW The Candy of Excellence Philadelphia LONDON STORE PARIS STORE 68 PICCADILLY 2 Rus CASTIGLIONE fCor. Dover SLP RocHEs'1'ER, N. Y. PRIDES cuossmc, Mass. DRAFTING SUPPLIES For Ure in Homef or Schoolf Our department of artists' specializes in drafting supplies and our patrons have the benefit of expert advice We show everything required, such as Draft- inginstruments, Drawing Tables, Drawing Boards, Slide Rules, Triangles, T-Squares, Thumb Tacks, Inks, Pens, Pencils, Eras- ers, etc. Oil and lValer Colon' BARNARD, PORTER Sz REMINGTON Lfliicago Montreal Toronto Ottawm Phan-6,8140 9 N'orth Xvater Street Stone 1497 Compliments CHAS. E. RATCLIFFE vf Printer 395 MEIGS STREET A FRIEND 170 Just a real good Car DURA T COATS SUITS FURS Dresses, Blouses, Sweaters, Skirts, Silks and Woolens. I 25-29-lil Clinton Avenue South Sutton's Music ,S Shoppe ,431 46 Clinton Ave. N. -'P ,S MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS K I- X' Q R MUSICAL MERCHANDISE ffl if Sole agency for the 1 if! KING SAXOPHONES 8: L G, BAND INSTRUMENTS ,- Ill- a trial will convince you Qslw of their superiority Bargains in used instruments ' Buy from a musician Ingrnire SL Tompson Co. Funeral Director: 137 CHESTNUT STREET Con. CoUR'r Jack Ifokis- Waiter, bring me the William Fare. Waiter- Pardon, sir, but you mean the Bill of Fare? Jack K.- Yeah-S'all the same only I don't know him well enough to call him Bill . Did you ever get back that hat of yours that blew away? No. But I got back the visiting card which was inside it, with the wordsg Thanks, it Hts. Edgar Bates- Can you describe the man who made a homerun-did he look like me? Freshman- Oh no, sir, he looked like an intelligent man. ELMER E. CHILSON Pharmacirt u'o Monroe Ave. cor. Alexander St. FOR THOSE WIIO PREFER TIII5 BEST The Odenbach Coffee Shoppe BREAKFASTS LUNCHEONS CONFECTIONS FOUNTAIN SPECIALTIES 17 and 21 Clinton Ave. South Now A-Days its LA SALLE shoes LIVELY STYLES FOR IVELY 'IUDENTS 345 Namsrican Prices to 30EasrAvenue ROCHESTER,JV.x La Salle Boot Greenhouses at Penlield Road, Brighton 379 East Main Street Young men can cometotheMcFarlin W! D0 OFT Own Store confident that they will Kodak Fmifhing get clothes, hats, shoes and Giving you the benefit of furnishings of reliable professional service quality' Dainty Gzftr at MCFARLIN CLOTHING Co. Popular PML' 110-116 Main Street East Marks 8: Fuller, IHC- umm The Good Clothes come Fro 45 E21St AVCIHIC AWMANMDBIBE Mrafo. FILING SYSTEM SERVICE, EQUIPMENT and SUPPLIES los EAST AVE. ROCHESTER, NEW YORK CHASE 2077 Main 7307 J. W. Jasper, Mgr. Westinghouse Batteries C077lPl'l'77lE71f.S' f Guaranteed for eighteen monllzf o Talcott Battery Co. ROCHESTER STATIONERY CO. 618 Main Street Rochester, N. Y. 172 WHEN YOU THINK OF Fine Chirza Rich Clan Elegant Silver Ware A Gift for Anyone THEN THINK OF DUDLEY, GIVEN 8: SIMPSON, Inc. ELEVEN EAST AVENUE BOOKS Save Money on Your School Books and Supplies by Buying them at GOLDSTEIN'S BOOK STORE 105 Main St. West eBook: Bought, Sold and Excbangcd T'wo doors wen ofHolel 'Rochester Open Evening: Has Mr. Hagen ever askedg What is an improper fraction? Why doesn't the Society for the Suppression of Vice do something about it? Mr. Potter- Had a nice vacation, Bob? Easterly- Yes, but it's nice to be back in class where a fellow can catch up with his sleep. N. Miller- When I was up north on the survey last sum- mer it was absolutely neces- sary that we part our hair in the middle. Eugene Haidt- How come so ? N. Miller- We traveled entirely by canoe. THE PARIS We make a specialty of beautiful Graduation Dresses THE PARIS CLOAK Sz SUIT COMPANY 108 Main Street East ADERKS' Smart New Apparel is interesting an increasing number of women and young women every day we are in business. The reason will be readily recognized when you come in to inspect. 49 Clinton Avenue North Opposite Gas and Elec. Store I Geo. I. Viall 86 Son 5-7 N. Water St. PHONE MAIN 733 Every Thing in Paints GIBAUD'S AUTOMOBILE TIRES 8: SUPPLIES GIBAUD'S- 352 E. MAIN ST. ORIENT Index To Advertisers Ader's ...... . . Alfred University . . . Alhart, C. E ...... . . Baart Auto Accessories . . . Barnard, Porter and Remington . Bausch 8: Lomb Optical Co. . Beech-Nut Packing Co. . . Boucher Florist ..... . Central Bank of Rochester . . Chilson, Elmer Druggist . . . Coffee Shoppe .... . Dakes Drug Store . . . , Darrow School of Business . . Dudley, Given 81 Simpson, Inc. Duffy Powers Co ......, Endicott-Johnson Corp. . . . Goldstein Book 81 Stationery Co. Gregg School of Shorthand . . Henner, G. W. .... . . Howe Sz Rogers . . . . . Ingmire 5: Thompson , . Jensen-McCollum Co. . . Johnston, W .... . Keller's Florist . . . . Kelman Electric Co. . , Kinney Shoe Co. . . La Salle Boot Shop . . Ludwig Music Store . . Malleyls ....,.. . Manhattan Restaurants . . Marks Sz Fuller ..... . Mc Farlin Clothing Co. . . . Mc Grath's ...... . Mechanics Institute . . Metal Arts Co ........ Moser Studio .,...... Natt, Bareham Sz McFarland . Page Sz Shavs '........ 173 161 168 169 170 160 164 172 170 171 171 161 154 173 157 151 173 155 169 161 171 171 155 167 151 161 172 166 169 163 172 172 170 166 167 160 165 170 Paris Suit 81 Cloak Co. Post Express ,... Princeton Hat . , Ritter Dental Co. . . Ratcliffe, Chas. E. . Rochester Alliance Press .... Rochester Auto Tire 81 Supply Co. Rochester Baseball Club .... Rochester Business Institute . . Rochester Gas Sz Electric Corp. . 173 162 163 158 170 153 173 156 158 159 Rochester Savings Bank .... 150 Rochester School of Optometry , Rochester Stationery Co. . , . . Rochester Trust Co. . Rowe 81 Waddell . Schantz, Jos. A. . . Schmidt, Rudolph . . Scrantom's, Inc. . . Sibley, Lindsay 8: Curr Co. , . . Smith's Book Shop . Spaulding, A. G. . . Stacy, O. T. . . . . Standard Auto Tire Sz Supply Co. Staub 85 Son .... Steefel, Strauss 8: Connor . . . Stromberg, Carlson Telephone Co. Sutton's Music Shop . Swiss Laundry . . . Talcott Battery Co. . Union Clothing Co. . Viall, Geo. Sz Son . . Walk-Over Shoe Co. . VVa1'd's ....... Warren-Khase, Inc. . IVilson Florist . . . VVurlitzer, Rudolph Co. . . . Yawman 85 Erbe . . 165 172 168 167 159 169 165 167 170 156 168 164 155 159 168 171 152 172 157 173 154 171 153 163 153 172 THE DU B015 PRESS BUILDERS OF FINE BOOKS AND CATALOGUES ROCHESTER, N. Y. 1'rvve.vx Colm' Priulillg' 11 am' Ellg7'dUI-llg Aurograplzy 'I Auz'0grapl15 Autographs Aufogmplzy - . - - 1 X x mumrmu-umw,uuu.m.u.1... ,4 ,. fi 1 , 0 - , I i N 2