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J ✓ 3 9077 04689 4427 IZ LI1KIS ALMA Sinit t thy memory, lligh School of ours; l air U thy destiny. fadeless thy Hotter : Hearts that Imre loced thee hurt non in lifts tight, .Some • that honor thy standard hold bright. MATER «nr J rrui Mater dear, to thee ire sing. M„y nil thy future years rimr honors bring: May friends thy banner raise, thy for grow b e , All lore anti praise let our old E. II S. ©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©$© © re 8 re re re re re re re D £ 3 e c re re re re re t ,■ , ■ ii. i i i i i J « • i : Fabula Vitae We set forth early, at dawning. To watch t lie chariot sun Burst forth in all its glory. After the summit we’d won. With spirits as blithe as the springtime. And hopes set ever so high. We climbed the hills to Mount Knowledge, From its apex t In wonder t o spy. Long was the way and arduous. Rocky the narrow ledge: Many there were who faltered, A few who clung to the edge. At last, after pauses four for rest. We topped the aged mountain's crest. And lo—-other peaks, hitherto obscure Are there, our surer steps to lure! 11 ELEN YYICAL 1—7.'59184 ©©©©©©©©©«t©©©©©©©©«K ®®®®«N5©©©©©©©i £ Is 3 € fl Z © © © 4P © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © 8 © © © © © © © © © v©© r„'. i i«u a « «i %► ra r t ri n v v v «{ ri s r=j «j ni «i «j r r2 u «j KlHiAII M. If U KINS ni e ni «e e e e re re re re re re re re ?e re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re ni re re re je re e 8 i 5 re i s 1 1 re re re 1 re re re re 1 re 1 re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re 6 0 £ £ ii C re re re re re Dedication TO KIX'.AR HAWKINS 7o o i ’ 7io .vo readily silently, steadily Works far his (’lass and Hast High, To him we now proffer this purple-bound coffer Of memory s treasures laid by. With tactfulness kindly and frankness combined, hr. While seeming to follow, has led. To him. whom ire emulate, this book tee detlieatt— Our friend and President Ed. ri j jeririririjejerirerejerijerijerejerererjrererererererererirererirer o 3 e n z re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re ere 7 s m Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi 0 K 3 e si z Pi Pi pi pt pi An Ode to Our Muster’s Eyebrow Some people there are who express thought and mood With gestures, grimaces, and speech; But our Mr. Wilcox needs nothing so crude When his pupils la wishes to reach;— That shaggy left eyebrow to which we allude Is equipment a-plenty to teach. It juts from a brow that is high and serene. And the silver has softened the brown; It shadows an eye that is kindly and keen. With wrinkles of laughter all 'round. Oh, we throb with delight when a-siniling he's seen, And “tremble with fear at his frown. We’re flattered to have him remember our names. We glow when he praises our work. Entrust to him all our ambitions and aims. No shams in his presence can lurk; But the fondest impression our mem’ry retains Is that whimsical, quizzical quirk. Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi o 3 e si z Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi pi pi pi pi pi pi pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi ZiP ZiPiPiPiPiPiPiPiPiPiPiPiPiPiPiPiPiPiPiPiPiPiPiPiPiPiPiPiPiPiPiPiPiPiPiPi 9 Kl I. PAKKKIt V MI.BS ll 0 X MRS J.VNK l Dl Ml AM II. IIOI.MKS RI.OOMKR Our Class Advisors 1I ni ut mil .v an rrtuhj la irlfi and adriscY II ho Inin- On hi praise In In-slonY Who nrrrr he! it lie our aims, or drspisr. Xo it.nfirr iinu prtlff our trot? 117 m it on trlmm our class ttlu ai s ri Vvv Whnrr faith sds our hearts oil rujImrY Our Adrians 117 «, Irariug thrir harms anil tin rrr! thn desertr Com uniting to mrlim ami plays'? II « . • loyalty, nuijirlrnrt , zeal m n r .surrre' II'Art nut hr fhrst our happiest daytff Whose nanus in our hearts shall m rnr prcxrrrr. In this book If rib irilli honor and praise? Our Adrisors! IO II MR. WILCOX: “NOW ALL YOU GOOD PEOPLE. MISS DENNIS: “IF YOU'LL GIVE 73 H Cg H - u H U3 a: o U3 — H - U3 X is- ro zL S j 73 a z Uj 5 bd U3 73 o H O 2 P A X 73 22 bd 73 -J a. H Z H O s v xsnr The Faculty 2 C3 • o C2 pc Albkrt 11. Wilcox Principal eJ Earl A. Partridge Assistant to the Principal e-i p: y Judsok Decker Teacher in (ho rye of flood now Street Annex Ivan K. Potter Teacher in ('ha rye of I'niecrsity A renue . Dimu H Lucy Eisenbehg Girl Adrisor c z John L. Mekhell Boys Advisor Marth Hickok Secretary r r— Mrs. Myra Wood ENGLISH Ernest K. t'l.AKk Typist V • 73 P3 f g 3 Katiivrine Barber Ktlie II Esson Paul A McGhee • Ddmer E. Batcheller. Jr. Marion M. Greenwood Mrs. Elizabeth McGlarhlin Mrs. Mary L. Brockway Flilna llaggith Maude K. Murphy c George S. Carlmrt Ramsay Harris Erie S. Iteiningion Ernest K. Clark Albert Hagcnaucr Ellis S. Smith c IliiroM K. Cowles John Kennedy Mrs. Edith W. Stone Dorothy Dennis FIliwdictli 1a May Katherine Van Alstyne Mr Clam Duncan CLASSICAL LANGUAGES M sso I). Gray Gonlon Zis vrld n Nile F Bacon Irene E. lies Sara Setiwendler Mrs. J Guinan Kppinger Miis Kreag Sura ScdUn Bernice II Gin$burgh Ivan K PottiT Lillian J. Stoiiehurg 5 Mason D. Gray Wanvil B Rodney Mrs. Flurenre Toolan c Eaton Hammond MODKltX LANGUAGES Bum m . M. Kelly Helene G. Van N'lt z H z o Laurence Andrus Kdmi 1 laugh M.igdeh im M. Mazuricr as Martha Betz Marie A. Kurp Harriet ( Mink Domenir Dc Francesco Blanche M Kelly Elsie (! Ni nn 2 Mrs. June Duilliam ‘ ngeline l.ogni o MATHEMATICS Wii.mam Hm Ida Pient' — pj C Florence B ckrr Louis N Hagen 1 Gi'iievicvi l)'t oiinell c William Bets Mr . Elizalalli Hall Paul J. Smith c Grant W. Clclawl M irgan-t J llopenuiii 1 lunnah Spciuvr c Lillian L Cruft Georgia M Huntington II. nrlislc Taylor C Harriet A. Fridas giie G. Keough Pani 1. Weltnn la-on C Krii-I J Howard Miller SO IAL SCIENCE Au« : N. Giiiiimns 1 lelcll Witlmll c P3 cn c 2 It. Holmes Bloomer ( harlott - A. Falter I Irio 1 Mis 3 Mrs. Linda Brown Harold V. Fagan Samuel Porter Eugenie A. C.imenni Manni 1 Gaffney Loin Turner X ('utler J. Contain Alice N. t iihhoiis illiani 1 Nolg .sl Samuel Everett 'Uhvc of Abyilit Mr John I. Mcrrrll Mice F. Wood PC pc 73 :NVW3dOH SSIN-.. 'XOOHAX3A SIH nv3 i AOfl S1HX i IfldHBGNOM £ ORIGINALITY.” MR. RODNEY: “WE WILL ASSUME THE BELL IIAS RUNG.”—MR. CARHART: “TOO EXPENSIVE Z . 5 x r Hz' r- c ’ s’ - w • 3 - ; c r D r- 2 =■ ■■s 7 X j=§’ z w rr si I 2:8? 7 q c ; S •“ s 1 3 • a 3 s. SSfrgSF 3 3 £ hfrZr Mm « ? 5' • Sr £ c 5 x u 73 73 fa-J 3 3 IT X _ r. — j: 5 3 — — 1 i 2 W V — “ K - r r. ’ 1 s X r « J X 33 Q X §• 5 •4 r. - — ? 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Treasurer MEMBERS OF THE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL September, 1944—June. 1945 Publication ('ommitiee Richard Collamer M usic and Literary Committee Helen Wical Athletic Committer K li za 1 kth Bra dstkeet September. 1945 Ji xe, 1940 Publications ( ommitlee Richard Collamer Max Snider Richard Van Atta Music awl Literary Comm it lee Edgar Hawkins „ tillrlic ('am m itlee 'Thomas Bowie Morris Carr 3 e n z Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Zi Pi ti Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Exist High School lias been in the years it lias stood Like a Mill of the (iods. grinding slow. It takes in its hopper the had with the good And turns them out steadily: so— We present this C lass. June Twenty-Six. to he viewed: A typical grist in its flow. n M re re zi 0 l 31 £ Z zi m m zi zt nr z nr nr nr nr Zi nr zi U Zi Zi 1 1 Zi Zi zi Zi Zi Zi Zi zi zi Zi zi Zi Zi Zi Zi Zi § Zi Zi ZiZiZiZiZiZi Zi Zi Zi Zi Zi Zi Zi Zi Zi Zi Zi Zi Zi Zi Zi Zi Zi Zi Zi Zi Zi Zi Zi Zi Zi Zi Zi Zi Zi Zi Zi zi Zi Zi Zi Zi Zi Zi Zi Zi Zi Zi Zi Zi Zi Zi Zi Zi zi Zi Zi Zi Zi Zi Zi Zi Zi Zi Zi Zi Zi Zi Zi Zi Zi Zi Zi Zi Zi Zi 0 £ 31 £ $1 z iS Laic Adlkk a ('ouncil Ruck Avenue “eric” I exist as I am—that is enough. Woodniere cudemy Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute GuilVfi CETT Wiiiton Ruud, Xortli VGRIB Thy modesty is a candle to thy merit. Special Chorus; I’rider wood Award. No. School Phittsburg Nonu.il School Antoinette M. A«xhli lt N First Street TONY Ami still they aazrd ami still the iron.h r grew, Thai nn snail head should carry all shr kune. W. J. H. S. City Normal School Bcrnadim: A«:m: v •'it! Northumberland Road IIEIIV Her hnir is not more mu tty than her heart Gym Pin Award 1,8); Gym I)emonstration ($), W. J. h. S. Russell Sage College William Albert jSl Drpew St reel mix . • ’. hO'r a gOOil lime, feilou ' IIVW soon he gone. Freshman Basket hall: Home Room Committee (3): Home Room Baseball (I. i): Inter-Class Truck (-i): Soph Hop Committee: Rank 1). No. in School Mechanic Institute James K. Albright 170 Grand Avenue “jimmy” I 'lassi v are ant things lo he drcudal and shunned. Bank Clerk 4). No. 33 School University of Rochester 9 H 7 Furlong Slwt Thom ah E. Alford Atid thus lie Mlilcih on thru life, hearing string of broken heart in hi.- irakc, S. I’nivvrsity of Rochester 711 (jurnton Rond George It. Anderson ■'okokoe Ur dot hi irork mil Ami Inis an rosy contrirncr, I’lldlfulwl East Cleveland, Ohio Salvatore Amico ££ Fulton Avenue “salvatohk .1 mil-fed anil prasprrniix-looking grntlnnau. J. J. II. S. In ion College Mabel Kwhbxck Asqriru 4ti Itoardiuuu Street POLLY Polly, pat thr krill i on- H r think she could do it. ton. Glee ( lull ( . :i) No. SI SeliiH l City Normal School (i ii.bkiit L. Barber IKS I Park Avenue “Gil I Imtr girl : they irritatr me. I Imr to Ik irritated. ( lavs Sen-larv 2): Senior I'lav (4): SeniorSection Editor. Orient (4). No. 83 I'ndecirlecl Hi well Kdvvamii Barclay venue No. 11 Seluml I nileeiileil lO Ki th Banitkld IKbni i79 (irand Avenue '‘r h ky With lntr.it dress and latest fad Barney” follows the fashion ad . Home Room Committee (1. i. 3): Annex Cumly Sale Ouiirtnan (I): Girls Glee Club (1, «. 3, I): Special Chorus (1. i. 3. 4): Chairman. Glee Club Social Committee (41; Clarion Start (3); Dramatic Club (3, -I); Ski Club (3 ; Literary’ Club IS). No. 11 School Columbia Cijivcnutv Marcui:hue Barksdale 5tf Oxford Street ■■barney This rht nimj is rosy, for what trord but ‘'turret” Could eirr apply In our Miss Margueritey Agon|( , 3): Golf Club tS ; Swimming (4): Dramatic Club t,4 ; Literary Club (3); Nature Club (1 . No. 31 School Wellesley College Stkoiou Bartlett «517 Carson Avenue STH‘ rUCil Of more than a little athletir ability. Fn-shmaii Soccer; Freshinun Basket I will; Fn-sluuun Buse- ImiII; Freshman Swimming Meet; Class Soccer (9. 3): Class B;i 'ket I kill (9. 3, I); Class Baseball «9. 3l; Home Room Soccer (I. 4. 3); Home Boom Basketball 11, 9. 3. t); Home Boom BavLill (1. 21; S -howl Saver (4 ; Wearer of Num- erals; Wearer of K. Ilomr Boom « hairman 1. 9. 41. No. 33 School Clarkson Institute of Technology Marguerite Beadle 4 J1 Meigs Street ••pegoy And tiliy should girl b learn'd or teixe? Hook a ili serte to spoil their eye . Glee Club (I). Brockport Normal High S bool Kastman School of Music Marguerite Bkeue 4H (Ink Hill V iew “peoot .1 dear lit lie miss leilh a dear little smile. .1 keen sense of humor, a neat little style No. 1.1 School Mechanics Institute Ilr.HHERT M. BENTLEY OR Diekiiwou Street II Bllll” Saitl little Hilly Heater To little Johnny Muskrat, I cati sn 'ini faster'n you ran Freshman Swimming (I); Inter-Clov. Swimming (1. 'IK Swimming 19.3. 1 : Inter-CU SmeerfS); Wearer of Num- erals; Wearer of E. No. 15 S‘bool Ciwleciiled 2.1 Sylvia II. Bkiiukh Hi (Irani Street M M 8Y1A She's full of merry chatter and yr t. Farxeioth. she' teise. Literary Hull (8); Remington Award (2j; Caney Creek Club (3, 4); Secretary, ( aney Creek Clui (i). W. J. 11. S. Xew York University III a I. Rkhman T4I St. Puul Street iha“ ll’ho worships the yreat yoil ttugincAf a ««nr to sneered. Home Rood) Committee (3); Clarion Hu-siness Start (3. I); Ad vert wing Manager. Senior Farce it); Hi-V Club (3, 4); Clarion Pin 4t: Fencing Clui 4); Advertising Manager, Orient. W. .1. H. S. Syracuse University Waltbh Hikiiki k IOC Vrl « ‘‘waltkii hike hi Jersey mosquito , May nr never yrl Ins hill. Home Room Basketball (3. t); Home Room Garfield S liool, I 'ollingxwood. New Jersey I don't Miere it. What tlil you HayY Home Room Iki.-kvllsill (i, 3. t); Home H« om H.oeball (•i. 3, 44; I Ionic Room So«xx r {$. 3); Gym Pin Award (3); Orelie.stn •i ; Tennis Tournanieiit (4). W. .1 II. S. CndiHidrd Ktiiki. R. Bloom 19 Hoardimui Street “ktii 11 I O ith rot In th. nit loth, t th? •II Vice tre athk, and anther “I'.th Nature lub 11); Home Room ('oniinit tee (I); Orche.itr.i (tt); Orchestra Pin (3); Cutiey Creek Hub I). Cornell University Ruth K. Bmmstkin i;ii “MeniiE ' minor hath charmas m quoted, To smith the savage bread,' Tht curttr for It nth lot lion noted) .1.« lion fanor'a best, Orchedni ' t). Kastman Selmol of Music 1 Lucilll Boii ho 238 Lvndliurst Stn.it W U Modest and shy as a nun it she. Corpus Christi School City Normal Sch M l John Bonavilla £29 Remington Street “john n nerer used to pay for the prieilrgc of hearing him sing. Intit-t Iaas R.t«kctljull (3); Iuter- lavs Rusehall (3); Home Room Basketball (2, 3); Glee Club (3); Wearer of Numer- als; Gym Pin Award; Hour Room Soccer (2). W. J. II. S. Kastman School of Music Teohi. Lkonaku Bonkowski 342 Weaver Street teofil Here, if anywhere, is the trey souret of music. President. Orchestra (4); Orchestra (2. 3. 4); Band (2. 3. : Inter-lligh Band (2.3, 4); Intcr-lligh Orchestra (.2. 3, I); Music Kilitor, Orient. W. J. II. S. Kastman School of Music I-.i i .ah in Bossy 44 North Goodman Street “uliiy My generous heart disjoins !'h shire of tore to be. I room his senile chains An J boast my lil erty. Aurora '2. 3. 4): Waitress Jan. '2t« B:ini|iiel tit No. K School Vnsxar College Marco Bovsignohk 1240 Clinton Avenue North “maRCTh Wlty dost thou roll him knurr? What is his fault? No. 9 School t'ndccidcd Anna L Bom .ii.i.hii Sparkling eyes so full of light. Hair tc dark and cheeks so bright. Rochester Business Institute Thomas S. Itmvit: 183 Barrington Street ‘‘tom .•I fast man. 'lass Vice-President (4i; Truck Team (£, 3. I), Captain. Track Team (4); Hume Room Cli.mmau (3); Yiit-Prr i- dent (I); Ski Oul (3); fast, Senior Farce i4 ; (iym Pi' Award t3. 41. No. 33 ScIhxiI I nion College Jessie Bowman 847 Merchants Koad “jBsais Far she uax jrs the quiet kind Whose n(Hurts rtctrr vary. Like sireanu that keep a summer mind Snow-hid in Junnoary. I'liticnviMMl Award (•£): Chairman, Hume Room Com mil Ice (3); Bank Clerk (3): Gvm Demonslrnlinn (3). No. 11 ScIkkiI Undecided Elizabeth wk Kkaimtrkrt. Culver Hoad. lrr nrk f|Uoit “lormr Perming th is staff wakes her hambir enough, Which you'd hr. if you'd irritien it loo. Girl- President (1,S); Class Vice-President (3); Chairman. Social Committee (4 : Pin Committee (1£): Waitress, Jan. t Banquet; Executive Council (3); Supply Store {’i. 3, I); Cast. Senior Farce; Cast, Senior Pl. v; Clarion Staff (l£); Clarion Pm '3); Managing Kditor, Clarior (3); Class Bas- ketball pi, 3. 4); School Basket hall (3); Class Numerals 4. 3. 4'; Literary Club (3); Swimming (3); Editor-in Chief. Orient 141; Inter-Class Track Meet (£, 3. I); Win- ner of Cup (3); Constitution Revision Committee (3); Point System ommittec 3 ; Silver Gym Pin Awanl (i. 3); Dancing Committee (3); Social Committee (3); Nature Club (4). Durum!-Kustmau Sc hool I nivcr-ity of Southern California Ida K. Hum ili Joseph Avenue So mark has she alien e tlir ears She did our school in three slant years. Class Baseball (2, 3); Basket hall (i. 3. 4i; t law Basketball (3. L'i Golt (3); Inter-Class Truck Meet (3); Tennis (it; Literary Club 13. 4); Dramatic Club (3. 1); ('aney Creek Club (3, U; Secret ary. Canev Creek Club 11). J. II. S. city Normal School Hoiiht Bin s'rt HOKtrr Good-hye teacher, gowi-hyt school! The gateway to learning and frolic and fun 11 mi irell ire non Itnntr irhat it weans, .Is re nunc to Icare, n it i oar IIigh-School days done These dear happy, homely old scenes. M Fkku Bhtan 411 Melville Street “bred Hr m not the fastest who ha the least displacement; - in tntler, that is. Swimming (1, 2. 3. 4): ( nptnin. Swimming 14); 11 nine Konm Soccer .1. 2. 3); limn. Room Basketball (1, 2); W«ir«r of Numerals; Wearer of E. No. 11 School I'uiversitv of Rochester Typewriting (’erlifiente Jane Burdick 208 Alexander Street jamb” The surest dose for a (Itrp set grouch— The quickest cure for the Hu rt High Srhdol slouch— Is Janie. Gym Demonstratum (3), No. 15 School I’nivcrsity of Rochester .1 beautiful amt happy girl. With lrp a light os summer air. Dramatic Club 14); C« t. Senior Farce 41; Cast. Senior Play (4i; Supply Store (4): Waitress. .Ian. ‘20 Banquet (4). Syracuse I’Diversity (‘oluiubu . Ohio Dottii.A 328 Win! on Rikui, North “doixi IV . sir. hr was only a clerk oner, lint look iit hint how! Home Room Soccer (2. 3); ( lass Shot i2): Home Room Basketball (2); Wearer of Numerals; (iyiu Pin Award; Supply Store Clerk (3): Supply Store Pin (3): Manager of Supply Store 14): Manager’s Pin 14): Photographic Man- ager. Orient (4); Sports Editor. Clarion (4): Clarion StnlV (41. No. 28 School I’niversity of Rochester . ('aki'KNTKii 1D4 Westminster Hoad •‘menus” Thn in elans ahr it quid, ami keep to her book, Tor a lirt'lier girl you would hair far to look Club (3. 4). i j -|iool Mechanics Institute 2-5 MoiiKI AHR 14' 2 Dudley Street ••Mowev” .1 mighty important brirk in the building nf the tram. Cias Social Committee (2); Home Room hht.t (2); Re- vive Soeetr (3); Reserve Basketball 2); Basketball (8, 4); Captain. Reserve Basketbnll (2); Captain. Basketball (4); (lire Club (2); Dancing Committee (8): Executive Coun- oil (4); Wearer of Numerals; Wearer of Reserve E; Wearer IV of E. W. J II. S. Makv t ’axtkli.aso 1 niversitv of Soullirrn California 5 Central Hark may Mary dear, Mary fair, ll’r irant your prtM-nct eceryirhere. Mt. Carmel School t'ndeeided Dkxa Ciimikasky 127 WiHnllmry Street “hkxky Oni ran nut limy be .wit in her firr.wiict. Home Room Committee 2. 3): Remington Award '2). W. J. If. S. I’luttsbnrg Normal School Iiii'akCCiakk suit Meigs Street KKWIK If xilrnri i.« golden us ir« uhniy.i sny. Then giint Item- mil hr uentthij onu Hay. I'rvsident. Home Rihiiii 2): t'larinn StnlF • H; Orchestra (3. I); t)rvhe tnij|,in 4) No. I. ScIh i1 Merlin nirx Institute ( UliKM :[( ohm II! Brunswick Street i i.ah : « k Talk of iftnir ninth shark —hrr, hr mt No. 23 School Cndeeided Sri aktJ hxwi:u . ?. East Avenue ‘Stkwik . I A. me! Tlmt n mice! Cikv Club U; Boys' (funrU-tte 1 . No. 23 School I’twice idl’d If G ELLA ( OH BN 3 (i rs« nger Place “cella Mi.m Srfnrrndlrr, as xkt answers the ringing trlr phone. I'll hr I thul it's the office again far (iello Cohen. Dramatic ( lull (4): Literary Club (4): Swimming l ): Special ('hums (I); Nntun Club 1): I ’«her, Senior Play 14). No. £3 School Wllcdey College Goldie Cohex 5S Luzerne Strtvt “GOLDIE Flooding the air with in tin-lies. Orchestra (4, 3, 4); Orchestra Award ii, 3, 4); Inter-lligh Orchestra ti. 3. 4). W. J. H. S. I. Diversity of Rochester Mikiavi R. Coiikx Tyhe Slnvl MIMS Mirth mi wit we of thy cr ie Tn lin with thee. In nnn promt phasnri free Gym Pin Award «3): Dramatic Club ( I): Cancy Greek Club i 4 . W. J. II. S. llmi'k|Mirt Normal ScIiimiI IIakold f 'oHx 34 McKinley Street “h AHOLD It m brains, my boy. not brawn That wukes this world go round. Chicago. Illinois I ni versit y of Rochester Gilhkkt Corkih 138 Liburnum Crescent •’«hi.’ Talk about making gowt right nuay lie did! Basketball (4). Kust Rochester I luleeiilcd hiMitiabli youth: to u'hat honor.- and njfiris da you not aspire! Publications Committee. Executive Council (3. I : Chair- man. CIhks Pin Coinniitt«f ( f); Wrestling (V. 3); Clarion gent Solicitor ii); Business Staff. Clarion (3); Ili- Club 3, 4): Assistant Circulation Manager. Clarion (3); Soc ial ('ommittee (S); Home Room Committee (3);Tennis Tourn- ament (I, 3. t ; Clarion Pin (3); Wrestling Tournament i. 3. I); Assistant Manager, Basketball (4): Mbiu nt, Reserve Basketball 13); Circulation Manager. Clarion (3); Chairman. Social Committee (3); Manager, Basketball Team '4); Clarion Certificate (3); Wearer of Reserve K: Wearer of E; Publicity Manager, Faculty Minstrels (3); Publicity Manager. Senior Farce 4,; Cast, Senior Play • 4); J r -sident. Executive Council and Student'’ s cintion. . o. 33 Sehoo Bl HARD CoLLAMEK “mi k 43 liffonl Avenue ■7 Mk ii.m.ina E. Cobsica Fust Avenue, Pitbford, N. ■ mkkky ('or.tica—.Vo poUon M ickey. Agora (4. 3. 4); Gym Pin Award (3): Cast, Agora Hay (3). Brighton School No. (• I niversity f Rochester Mii.okkd L. Cosa Industry. N. Y. •'mii.i.ik” Just another person irho toon’I grow up. Gym Fin Award (3, I); Gym Demonstration (3, 4): Girl Reserves (3). Avon High School Strong Memorial Hospital Goitnos Df.HoN’D t 474 Grand Avenue “oobdie The riral of the Sphinx; Still, the Sphinx hot become famous. Vice-President. Annex (4); Rifle Clui (4); Fencing Club (3, 4). No. 33 School Hndecidcd Chakles II. DeMai.me 1418 Atlantic Avenue ‘‘chuck” The austere In a utaitlen's prayer. N ice-President. Fencing Chili 4 . Spenevrport High ScImwI I'nivcrsily of Mieliigun V. IlKI.r.N Dr.RRii kkov 150 South I nion Street ’’BOB HTij all this fuss alumt swimming the English Channel? Ill tin it as soon as I hare a lilt If lime. Gym Pin war I (1, 4, 3); Gym Demount rut ion (3); Class Basket I mil (3); Swimming (1. 4. 3. 4); Swimming Award (3); Wearer of Numerals (3); Interchips Track Meet (4. 3); Swimming Meet 3, 1). No. 14 School University of Rochester Medical School bus DeNYoi.p lit Norris Street 1.1 UK tlh. Imits the happiest girl on this earth, II hrreter she guts, there is laughter au.I mirth Waitress. Jan. ’4ii Baiupiet (4): Dramatic Club II); Guney Creek (’lull (4); Gym Pin Vwanl (3); Gym Iteiuoiistration (3); Social ( ominittee (4). 2.8 Hrnky Diclemexti 1 X North Coalman Street ‘■| EKK .4nrf ofl hatr his nimNe fingrrs held ux x wllbound. Orchestra 2. 8. i). No. 2. School Illi versit v of Rochester Jenme S. Di Pasci i ale 470 Melville Street n'Acuerer Ac smiles too dim pits .« re shows So ire shod have dint pit's uhrrcirr she jars. Glee Club (2. 8. t); Mixed Quartette 4); ('lass Basketball ;4); Dramatic Club (4); Gvm Pin Award (2. 8); Baseball (f. 3); Tennis (f). W. J. II. S. City Normal School 614 Joseph Avenue Onr it ho makes tu uxic with mouth and hands. Home Room Basketball If. 3); Home Room Baseball (2); Band (2. 3. 4,; Orchestra (3); Glee Club (3. 4); Inter-High (kind (3. I). YV. .1. II. S. Syracuse University Pat Kit ia B. Dodge 12 Browncroft Boulevard pat” Little rare . if little am. I ran do just as ituicJi as a bigger girl ran. Nature Club (I); Special Chorus (1. f): Glee Club (3. 4); Dramatic Club (4). No. 28 School I niversity of Rochester Nokmax GkegoRY Does' iikk, 1937 North Clinton Avenue noioi I'm sitting on top of the irorld; it s mi hnhhle. Were rolling along without tery ninth trouble. Freshman Baseball. Freshman Basketball; Home Room Basketball 12. 3); Glee Club (I. 2. 3); Clarion Agent (1, 2J; Track (1). W. J. II. S. Wharton School of Finance Mahoaiibt D. Doyle tw Cmi •‘maroehet Sir Arthur iirirr had sueh good spirits. Corpus Christi I 2-9 Kiiytiik H. Dl'KKKK 186 Grand Avenue 'V.dkk Tin . IihHou eye but faintly hrinklex. Ami reading pate the way to trrinklex. Nature ( Iuli (11: Annex (ile Clui 11); Clec ( hili :t VR Hi uii' Ro m Committee (I). v.. -vi -vi,.m.I City Normal School Dd omv A. Epkrccje Crafton Street DOTTV“ lire for those U'ito loi me And th good fad eon do. Remington Award (3): Girl !{•—«•-rv« -. V J II S. Undecided I'kantis Eh iiokn 1064 Monrne Avenue 'Than I nr nr out my life in tin •■minting room Orrr day-hook and caxhdtonk liaiujlit and Sold. A-sislant Rank Cashier (4); Treasurer, IVncing Cluh (I). Messed Sacra nil'llt School 1'ndeckled :U4 Vkirringtim Street nollOTIIV Her mr, her mu He, her xi netur . Tell of unmanly eompletenrsx. Nathan- II. Ivmam hu H4 Field Street xat” InoC- In your taun b. Met 'ormirk! (iloeCluli (4. 14. 4); Roy-' Quartet to (3. I); President, (ilee ( lull (8); Tomlin Team (3. 4i; Tenuis Tournament (3); Wrestling Team 3): Wrestling Tournament (2, 3); Home Room Cliairman (Si: Home Room Committee I-i. 3); Wearer of K—Wrestling; Wi-arer of K—Tennis; Winror of Numerals . Inter ( la-.- RisoImII (8): Inter lass Basket- Imil (3); ( uptain. Home Room llaskethull ( 2, 3, t ; llouie Room Soccer (?, 3); Home Room Ru-.ImII ti. 3); Rank Clerk (3, 4); (iyra I’m Ward ri. 3). Alu f. Ewiict 33 Eilfel Phicc hi i i y (Iire ux the girl irhrau happy life h one jnrpefual grin Ctrl Reserve Of, 3, Ij; C.tuey Creek ( lull (3i: Swimming • if. 3. 11; l.ilemr ( lull 13); hminatir Club (3 • W .1 II S. Posse Mission School o Staff. Ann X-Hny I). No. is School I'ndccidnl Charles Fallbtta isi Bay Street ‘srn u'i'v I rnmjh. 'jnilf nutn. Home Room Succor (■?. 3); Home Room Basketball i, :t. I j; Nearer • f VmneraK; Clu s Basketball I): Home Room Baseball li. 3). W. J. H. S. I’niversity of Buffalo L'SSEix K«rma 217 Winton Road North ruus Deejter Ikon fJiiinniCte erer ton ml. I'll einb nnj honks. x 48 School I mlei iilcil ; I!!). (i.irvtu ipbus ■.•Inn Inis no forrotv In her sany So irittfrr in her year. Lillian Fkij 13 Hi-miirck Terrace lily” lit re .1 it jirl u-fiost judgment clear Can others leach tin untrue In .'‘her. Home Room Bank Clerk 1IJ: C.mey ’reek hil (41; andy Sale Committis |4); llmnr Room I ommittcc 2. 3). W. J II. S. rnivmily of Rocliotrr Sami kl Kkloman With a mnilr flail is childlike and hiatal. Home Room Basket hall i 1. 2. 3). Salem High School I 'niversify « f I !M) ;«il! Street Suin'ky Finn Why •last thou .v mr fhusY I knotv Rochester, FeunayI vu nia ‘. 7 Edgar Street i ’aim. Fi9iir.ii ”j UUl' Yfbho, (I tailor! dire him Ami ht'll In the mast. Advertising Manager. Senior Play ♦). '« . ilH School t ’ndccidrd IVtint Pleasant Hki.f.n Ki.kio She ihu th Iitth Icindnesses Which ruort Inter infant or desi Sym Fin Award (8); Social Commit tn (4); Dumnd-Kustinun School ’ity l us Foster I ISO Park Avenue tjotr. ' has is n quiet girl, ' you'd say, u I n first you no t In r, Ihd if you knrirher, as ire do. you’d learn a lilllr better. I•!•••• ( Iuli li. 8); (iym Fin wurd (i. 8); lutcrclnss Track Meet i, 3); Chorus (0, 8. I), No. iS School t’ndrridcd pi Friem Street NORM .last ii.t hml as tin rest of the class. I ANNIE 1'imaiMW 184 Joseph Avenue “finoar” .•I rare rani pound of friendliness, frolic, and fun. vm Fin Award (tf. 31; llidinc ’luh (3) No. 10 SchiHil Kellogg ScIkmiI V Licille Gertrude Gacik 83 G arson Avenue Ttro things arc in surf of, in n or or in trail, A gay, chary icard a ml «i sin Ur front l.urillr, Corpus Christi School I Frederick H. Gardner 475 Clay Avenue kred Slow to sin Hr or s s'itk. hut lloil lines n t offer I his thinking. No. I‘2 School Huch ester Business Institute Ai.uk Gaieb Good cheer, a lot of fun, .Inil n smite for ercryone. Swimming Clui tit; I'abet. Senior Force 4): Waitress. Jan. ’■it! Banquet; Dramatic (’lull • I); I’slier, Senior |Ma 405 Oxford Street KlMUX H. (ihllKS II'omen, women retry it hrrr. hut that's no hunlshiy. Credit Manager. Orient (4). M. J. U. S. l.’n«lecHled Beatrice 1. Glens m Aurora Street n__. • UKA Bra smiles ill life, «I life .-milts back at her. Remington Award fi): filet ltd (3. 4). No. 25 School I ndecided «iS |{ruii u i 'k Street A orn K, .‘1, I); ('farion IliuinrM Staff (4); Advertising Manager, Clarion (I); Hank Clerk (4); Clarion Pin (4) No. 14 School I'nivenity of lWhrsbT 3Ig ►ft jM :ss K non ledge m my lady; I sertt no olio r. Clarion Staff 1); Advertising Manager. Clarion (■!}: Clarion Pin (4). 1 Iiivrwity lb h st«T No. 4:1 Soliool I.KSTBK (loLOBKRO 14 Haulxt Street XKft Slou and shady nin.t I hr ran'. Y. J. H. S. Undecided El.lZAHBTH (lOLOWilTII JKAX 710 Harvard Street II’ken a' Ike fairest maids urrr mei. The fairest maid irent bonnir Jean Waitress. .Ian. ' ( banquet (4): Dramatic Club (4 : I'.sher, Senior Fnree (4): Swimming (S): I’sher, Senior Piny (4): Editorial Staff. Orient (4). No. Cl School Smith 'olh’uc IIkihie EnrTMB (hmmmi.n 30 lliTiiiaii Sln t t HESS I only ask that fortune send .1 little more than I can spend. Gym Pm Awurd l ); uik Cnrk Club (tt, 4); Literary Huh ID. ity Normal School M MlloN (ii ihihin 1411 Wmxlhurv Street MAY There’s something uhout her That driers a nay gloom. Kemington Award ( ): Gym Pin Award tf. 3). W. J. II. S. Undecided ll UI.I-s I' (oisNKI.I. HMi Vassur Street CIIOCK lie could on either side dispute, I onfute, chon ft hands, and still confute. 34 PralU Instituit of Brooklyn No. 12 StIhmiI Jw :- K. r.oi THVMotT. .In. ?? Longview Terrace jimvik .1 now there u'Ojr of quirt ways. . I student of old iuuiks and days. Hume Room Soccer (1. 2); Inter-Class Soccer (S); (iym Pin Award (2. 3); Business Board. Senior Play: Wearer of Numerals (3). No. 11 Schmil Minn : (inosswiuTii I’ndecitled 21 Trrnaman Street MIWII II ark is irark, unit must tu' thou Hot os I i mrk I hare my fun. Glee lwl (41. W.J. H S M tRC.AHKT ClUTllIEL Brockport Normal School 377 Sixth Street M.MtG.vitirr And would that my tonyue could uttrr The thought that arise in mi No. 2.5 School Undecided Our Tower, symbol of our .striving. Reaching toward the sky: Just as we aim to lift the name And ideals of East High Isa E. Haka 132 Monroe Avenue INS Her hair is not more sumit than hrr heart. Remington Awanl (2). Gym Pin Award |2); hairmmi, Home Room Committe (3. 4 . No. 12 ScIuhjI Pal i. S. Haka Mechanics Institute 132 Monroe Avenue “pAtfL” Clnrr with hand and feet. Freshman Soccer ll); Freshman Basketball (1); IN'Htrri f Numerals: llomc-RiMHii Soccer 1, 2); Home R« im Bas- ketbull (1. 2. 3); Home Room Basel ud I (I. 2. S); Annex Basket hall Tiiun (I); Magazine Editor. Ann-X-Rny (3). 35 Alexander Hale 341 Cnntcrhbry Road alex He. never did lake lesson seriously. Frosli Baseball (1): Home Room Soccer 2, 3); Inter-On Baseball (3); Intcr-C lass Soccer (3). Klossed Sacrament. Underfdjd Lillian Haluam 1614 Clinton Avenue North IJLLIAX II ' infreer J do—and I do everything— try very hard to do mil. Oiin«. Pin Committee- (2): Agora (2. 3. 1); Boule (3. 4): Yiec-Prcsident Agora and Houle (3); Agon Candy Sale Committee (2): Cast Agora Play (3): Social Committee. gora (3); Baseball (2): Interdas Track Meet !2): Bronze Gym Pin Award (2); Bronze Gym King Award (3); Class Basketball (4): Wearer of Numerals (4): Social Committee (S); Dramatic Club (4 : Chairman, Class Candy Sale Committee (3, 4); Art Editor, Orient i t). No. 8 School University of Rochester Adeline Halsey 1641 East Av “ deijne” Her nays art iinohlrusire, her remark are very feu-. Hut her motto in her daily tcork is simply this one— l-’ayahas High School Philippine Islands Cornell University lluoii Halsey li tl East Av iircji II 7io has an insti net for declamation and fear. it not. Fayabas High School. Philippine Islands. Cornell Univi U. Ri. Edward Holtiio 437 Benton Street “carl Ejferrrseenl and enamoured of firing. Inter-Class ('mss Country (I); Clarion Agent (4); Wearer almuon E. Handy UKH) Park Avenue Marion’ I alrnns nted lei me lire, or die alone, ironI me an honest one, or grant me mint t.lee ( tub 2); Gym I'm Award (2. 3); Chairman. Home Hoorn Committee (3); Baud l rk (4); Eiterary Club (4.1. No. 23 School University of Roehester 36 Viola M. H 205 Marion Street VIOLA jo jo «► 2 «► n vi vi n rc « %► « © «i rc «t re 2 rj « • r2 hr de dhs of Darkest Africa itere conquered by brait Stanley, Just so are lessons overcome by Miss I iola Hanley. Glee Club (3, I); Special Chorus (I, 2, 3). No. 28 School Mechanics I rmt it iat« Ki th A. H ANNA 5! Kuwvirn Avenue nirtii Hard-Hearted Hanna Homo Room Committee (2. S. 4); Clarion Agent (3. It; Clarion Tin (41; Nominating Committee (I); Hoad Wait- ress. Jan. '2( K:tiu|iiet (4); Cast. Senior Farce (4); Cast. Senior Play 14); Hour Room Bank Clerk (4); Chief Bank ( lerk of Ctrl ’ Horne Rooms (t : Killing Club (I); Dramatic Club (4). No. 33 School L. Eukkson Hastings Cnivrnitv of Rochester .'Mill Parsrlls Avenue KM I-. I ISON What is this fatal pouer I hare o'er usnnenY liairmau. Cla Constitution Commit tee (1); Boys' Yin- President (2); Clutinnan, Home Koom Committee (2); Glee Club (2); Dramatic Club t4); Secretary , Hi-Y Club (3); Cast, Senior Farce (4). No. 33 School Velma Hatch Ddiigh College 9 Winthroj Street VELMA Shall one eom iare ihtt to a summer 9 day? Thou art more lorely and more temperate. No. II School Eimtii IIaCck I 'ndccided Sea Brceiu . N. V. HOKNY A manly form al her side she sau’ And joy teas duly and lore uas Inn Girl Reserves (3). No. 15 School Edwabd A. Havii.l Rochester Business Institute 757 ((anon Avenue RD is ritrolic and scathiny • diInrials hare mad him famous as an exponent of all Hint is right and northy. Vice-President, Press Club (4): Editorial Staff. Clarion |3); News Editor. Clarion (3); Assistant Editor. Clarion (4); Editor-in-Chief, Clarion (I); Clarion Gold Pin (III Extra Work Certificate (4): Jewelled Clarion Pin (4); Associate Editor. Press Club Supplement (4); Tennis Tournament (3); Literary Club (4). No. 33 School 37 1830 Highland Avenue Em.At M. Hawkins, .Iii. Our country hail it. (irnrge (Inr rlass—l .v hl'uir. President nf Bovs (2): Class President 3. 4l: Music Mild Literary Committee, Executive Council (4): Cluirmun, Constitution Revision Committee. Executive Council (4); Wearer of Numerals: Wearer of Reserve E: Wearer i f E; Freshman Soccer (1); Basketball Team (2. 3); Baseball Team (2, 3); Reserve Baseball (2. 3); Reserve Soccer (3): Soccer Team (3.4): Tennis Team (2. 3. 4): ('lass Basketball (3); Class Baseball (3): Home Room Basketball 12. 3. 4); Bank (8); Orchestra (2): Student Dance Committee (3); Gym Pin Award (2). No. 23 School Massachusetts Institute of Technology 131 Birr Stm t HV fcrl when irr ualk with and talk with llosina If V really should call her not “Hex.' hut Regina. mI Heart Convent Cornell I’niversity Mak V. Hks hickson 2M (Ydarwood Terra “mak” Then is a la in our class, atul skt is wondrous wise. In languages, tilin' audilcad, she always lakes u prize. 11 line Room Committee it. 2. 4); Chairman. Home Rimiiii Committee 'i. I); President. Nature Chib (1): Clam Pin Coinmittee t2): Agora (2. 3. 4); Cast. Vgnra Play (HI: Chairman. |!nn Candy Sale Cnniniitte 4): Route (3.1: Waitress. Jail. ‘2B Raiii|iu-t (4) No. 33 School City Normal School MaHUAIIKT ( . HknmY 129 Park vide Avenue pat Lei other follts ary nr thr ‘'why and the “whence I 'foi ern my molires with jtltnn cum man sente. Literary Club (3. 4); Drama tie lub (3. 4): Inter lass Track Meet 2. 3); (iym Demonstration (3). No. II ScImm4 City N«iriiu l S 'Ihmi1 TI ('abnuet Street ller trays i r. enchanting, her smile dot entranre, •Vot many • icajM from that “home wrecking glance. Cliairnmn. Social Coinmittee (2); Cym | i(, A„n] ,£( No. 23 School | ndeeii|e«| Miuiwi IIkhman |d mims This miss is as tftnul as In r snnlt. Diilf t 1ui (3); Remington Award (2); .iris' H I mleciiled Arthur Hurtidrug 3(H5 Clay Avenue “a hie” I'm running wild. Ere lort control. I'roshmiiii ! :ill (1); Homo Room Chairman (1, 2l; Hnnk ( lerk (4!; Homo Room Basketball (Si; Clarion Clerk No. 23 School NoHTUCUTL Hihnkk 2 Anson I'laiv SOHTinvru” A rrlf-eantaincd though friendly lad H'ho ay md much but mean.1 if. Pitt «ford, N. Mechanics Institute llistriet School No. 5 him ard Hokiin t' 2 Wilmington Stnvt '•rki ’ I'lnming Youth wields a tuUnted racquet. Tennis Tournament (2. 3. I1; Tennis Team !2. 3. 4j; Captain, Tennis Team (4); Inter-Class Hum lull (3); Ur- serve Basketball (4); Electrician, Senior Farce (4); Wearer of K. No. 15 School I nil i'i l«' | Iim M. Hoffman 2? Catherine Street “pitck II hut curr I fur gong nr l ellf Without them I d get along quite well. Glee Club (3): Basketball (S. I); Swimming (2); Girl Reserves (2, Si. W. J. II. S. Carnegie Institute of Technology Helen Holmes ll!l Brooktlalc Avenue “dime Entangled in her gohlt n hair Some English .ianthine, warmth and air! Girls’ Class Secretary (1). No. 12 School Mechanics Institute Stewart Hooker 5IJ stkwik fare at thee, Sraramouehr! Fencing t'lul (3. I); Clarion Staff (4). No. 15 School 39 KarlQ. Hoppe 41 Garnet Slrwt “EAnL IfV don't hear much from him, hut at a .who!or irt hear quite a bit of him. So. 45 School Rochester Hu«incss Institute Norman Horn SC Senantom Street “porkby” Of !mth ancient and modern trend of speech. A urna (i. II. I); Houle (4, 3); Home Room Basketball 8. 4); Home Room Soccer (S. II, 4); Inter-Clue Soccer 13); Wearer f Nuiucmls. Kairport, N. V. University of Rochester Helen Howell 41 Ib'lmonl Street “HELEN If you errt mint anything done, my dears— just i n to Helm limcell. Waitress. .Ian. 'SC Banquet 14'; Dramatic ( lull '4); Usher, Senior Piny i 4); Kilitorial Stair, Orient 4 . So. S3 Si Inn 1 University of Rochester 84 Rhine Street Same fieople like to ttudy hard and do their lessons well. Hut why they mude their time like that is mare than I can I inlccidcii Milton Jacobstien 143 Yavmr Street “jake” I krone my legions erery day Why don't you? Home Room Soccer (4, 3); Home Room Hasketkill (3); Class Soccer (3); Class Ha-diall (3); Wearer of Numerals; Class Pin Cuminiltec (4); Clarion Staff (4); Advertising Maiiii er Clarion (4); Clarion Pin (4); Yxsistnnt liu im ss Manager, Senior Play (4 ; StalT. Orient ( I). No. -3 Scliool University of Rnehe.Htcr Gordon C. Jeiimvn Sti Upton Park ’ r; ni v“ The rt axon girls leave home. Iloim Room Ha-el nll (3. 4); llonte Room Soccer (4, 3); Ilona Room Itnxkcthull 14. S, 4); Clarion Agent (4); Cap- lain. Class Itu kdliall (8): Gym Pin Awnr I (1, 4 ; Home Room Hank Clerk (31; Home Room Committee (3i; ('ir- onia I ion Manager, Clarion (4); Dramatic lul (4); Cast, Senior I May (4); Wearer of Numerals; Clarion Pin (3). No. 31 School Amherst College 40 10H Rutger Street University of Rochester Fkances EuzAnr.ni Jonem tRASCW I'm exceedingly baity Hut hook don't trouble me. Clarion Agent (4): Literary Club (S ; Dramatic Club 4); Glee Club (8); Nature Club 11); Waitress. Jan. ‘43 Itaiuniet 14). No. 43 School University of Rochester Fiiaxk Jov 5 Grace Street “prank” M7im sonorous toice is seldom heard. Home Room lhiskrthnll (I. 4. 3. I); Home Room Bafe'hull (1. 2 ; Gym Pin Award (4 ; Cast, Senior Piny (4). Mt. Carmel School University of ItutT.ilo Helen P. Kamiv.hkv. 440 Central Park “HELEN This picture of Helen is prtUt and street Hut (hr riotin' mitring; it isn’t completi. Orchestra «4, 3. I); Orchestra Award (4. 3, t . Y. J. II. S. Eiimi D. K vhash'k University of Rn luster 10 11 ••mia n Stn-et The very smile before you s trak That dimples your transparent ehrrk Enriches every heart. Dramatic Club (3); Caney Creek Club (4): Literary Club (S); Home Room Committee (4); Gym Pin .Ward (3); Swimming (3|. W. J II. s. Rochester Busimss Institute Anne Jvakcii 145 Sellinger Street anx Hrr sense of humor bubbles out In most delightful giggles. Cnney Creek Club (3. 4): Dramatic ( lub (•!. ; Special Chorus (3). Mexico. Ne« York I’lattsbiirg Nonmil School Mii.okeii Helen Kaimvlick “milly 11HS Culver Road Her trays urr unit of pleasantness A nd all hi r paths are jKacc. 41 Marion K. Kelley 50 Harper Street “kelly Kelly is hill. Kelly in thin: Kelly is at wags wearing a grin. Swimming (£. 3. 4): Killing (8); Gym Pin A wan! (i): Girl Iti'srrvM ti). No. 15 School Undecided ETTA KlNMM TETTA With laughing ryes. and shining hair. Veit a lites without a rare. I iidecidcd Ki th Kliiaukth Kitihkw: Ao one tan tell how fur It ut 1 s chi trues in math extends. lint veil she knaas subtracting iiocs, and adding to her friends. N'dlurr Clui I}; Dramatic ‘luh U); K«lit« rial Stuff. Orient «4 . No. I. School Smith College Donald II. Klein 41 Pembroke Street “ihin Ih slrttckrs hi lungs and also his anus. Glee Chili (5. I ; Wrestling (£). W. J. II. S. Western Reserve I nivcrsity t‘iimii.eh It K ah lio McKinley Street cmcck .1 man who make a small noise is better than one who is but a big echo. Ann-X-Ray (S); Rifle t'luh (3). No. 33 School Undecided U Ii.i.aki C. Kmi.iii 528 South (;.--luuui Stnvl “dikk. ’ .hid t’lif id's dart II rnt through his breast as through a cheesi And pirrtttl his heart irith perfert ease. a l. Senior Farce (4). No. 15 Seliool Cnioii College 41 .1 uinkrr of melodies. Orchestra (3. 4i; Int t-Hi h OrcIi«‘ tra. (3. I): Junior Phil- harmonic On-hcslra (41. W- J- II. S. Kastman School of Muxir 110 Thomas Street H ho is Sylcia, what 14 she. That all the swains ronmiend herf City Normal School 51 K-lmoii.U Street Leo hi iMJiAN He knows u hat's what, ami that's as high As met a physic wit ran fly. A «or ( . 3. 4 . So. 15 School I’nivcrsilv « f Hocbc ter .'to Shafer Street Vivian Maky Eotiikk Kyu; Pleasure ami artiun make the hourn seem short. Orchestra (I); I'sher, Senior Farce (I); Gym Pm w;ir l (3): Glee Clui (4, 3. 1); Ski Cluh (3); Special ('horns (4): Gym Dimotutration; I’xlier. Senior Hay (I) No. II School City Normal School Kkku La iiwig 18 Jamc Street, (roinlcqiioit Here's a man teho's six foot two. He don't iln rtinrh, but when hr do—!! Diir.iml-K.i-.tm.nl School I’ndccklwl Jame s V. Lapi H4 Hollister Street cuhly People tell me that I don’t know my own strength. Freshman Soever (I); Freshman Knaehall (I); «iitnin. Home Hoorn liaskelhall (1); Hcscrvp Soccer (3); IWk Team (3. 4); Wrestling (4. 4). No. II School I’niveraity of llutf:ilo. 4 Si Hunt illati ii Purk Saix C. Lapidkh Rnvtimin School of Mu ic laugh ul the. lore and tfu pride of tu no .If the Sophist tehool ami (hr IrornrJ elan. Social Committee (2. 3. 1); I titer-Class Basket l :il I (1, 2, 3); Home Boom Baseball 11. 2. 3); Home Room Soccer (1.8 3); Home Iloom Basketball (I. 2. 3); (lice Club 2. 3); Literary Club (2). H V7.KL Mii.drkd Lkakk Cornell 1’niversity t!3 Gardiner Bark ‘‘mjukkk’ .-I boyish Mi. a lift It' Squrrk. Proclaim to nil it’s llnzrl I.rake. Literary ( hit (3. I : Nature t hit [2). No. la School Broek|H rt Normal School Pall Anthony Lkmbckb 171 Huzelwowl Terrace “paul” Poe hr ever brt on the result of a Atri mining meeft Hr could safely do it. Freshman Swimming; Intercloss Swimming (2); Home Ibnun Baskethnll (1, 2); Home Room S cerr (2. 3): Asst. I .... Wti 1 1 i • I ■ a Wu i til 'I M lanager. Swimming (3); Manager. Swimming (I); Class Soccer t2. 3); Wearer of Numerals; Wearer of F. No. 11 School Cniversity of Rochester t . Kathi.kln Lkmkikii' M3 Rockingham Street kay This girfs heart i.t like the moon—oltroys rhomjimj, But there's alica ys a man in it. Glee Club («. 3). No. 33 School Virginia Intermont College Kiiiki. S. Lkmk 31 Evergreen Street nil Fire-feet-tiro, eyes of blue; But oh, nhot those five fret eon do! Caney Creek Club It). W. J. II. S. I.K.AII Lkvink I’laltxhurg Normal School 1131 St. Paul Street ”u:aii' ll’holerer you ask her t„ do, Whenner yon ask her to Jo it. With nerer a froirn, she Jonhs herself doirn, All-righty, she Miys and goes to it, Typist. Clarion (2); liulerwood Award (2); Editorial Stair, Orient (1). 44 Rochester Homeopathic Tmining School of Nursing No. 23 School Hast llisli nt night; but still its light Dispels the shadows. So thir qualms ami fears, thru these four wars, Have vanished in its glow. Harold Lbyt 14 ny fc. p„rk iiahold Mother's little angel Seldom minder far from how,. Home Koom Soccer (31; Home Hoorn Kuskctliall i h. No. 10 School I’diversity of Knchcstor Hyman Lidkkman li.i Culm lime Bflirrr it or not hen ix a’student. W. j. H. S. Undecided Israel L. Lipsctt 74 Vienna Street lon” irAo.fr I y is hrY Cnney Creek Club « ; Clarion Agent ( ; Fencing Club (4); Home Koom Cnmmittee (3); Stall. Clarion 14); (ilec Club (4). OuiA Li dkk I'uiwrsitv of IWIa stcr iWlNuvarrr Road OLGA Soiree jh'oyh nre not artors. nr . niter . hut infhienrer . Candy Sale ommittcr 4): Tennis 'lub (3). . J. H. S. I ’udecidrd El Ml K M M.UONAl.ll 11 Werner Hark BITNIR Mode ! ami .am]Jr an,I xieerl. The tertj type of PrisnUo. Chairman. Home Room Committee (1. 4): Agora (2.3. ): Secretary. Boulc-Agorn fi4 ; Chaimian. Candy Sale Com- mittee. Iionic-Agora (4); Cast, Agora I'lav Ct); Nature Club (Ij . Waitress. Jan. '20 Banquet. 4$ s Bay Street R vi.t'ii G. l v«;i University of Rochr ter No. 33 Scliuul I.rt fouls the studious despise. There nothing In t by being wise. I niversit of ItutTal Antoinbttb M vkkki.l iN Cedanvood Terrace “tony Tall mat not fit Ton; . Hut l.omj Stems to suit her Orchestra 1 ; Dramatic Club (3. Ski Clui (4); I slier. Senior Farce Senior Flay (4); Uaitr «. Jan. ifi Ban- quet (4); Gym Pin Award (4. 3): Special Chorus (4): Gym Demonstration (4): Canev (’reek Club (31. No. 11 School Conn'll University Jfromr P. Markin 1443 Park Avenue JUIHV .1 merry ft!loir. Track (1); Home Hoorn Banket kill (I. 4); Home Room Soccer 14. 3); Assistant Property Manager, Senior Farce (4). No. 43 School Ci.yi.kG. Makmi Cornell I mver itv I.V.Iil Ridge Road. Irondequoit “CLYDE IIV o absorbs our juice of kuou-ledge, .1 ml is not all urf either Irondequoit District School No. i Cornell University IliRItY C. Marsh l.VKI Ridge Itoail. Irondeqiinit “harry' Ami another redskin hit the .« . Ride Cluli (I). Irondequoit High School Undet-tded Hr.sirtr J. 1 vrrrcsa 371 Culver Road IIKNKY If thou rryrel'xt tliy youth, why lire Home Room Soccer (1); Tennis Tournament (4. 3): Golf Tournament (4. 3); Social Committet? tS): Gym Pin A want (3); I nterdass Swimming Meet (3.4);Golf Team (3); Inter- B.hm'IimII (3); Swimming Team (3, 4); Wearer of Numerals; Wearer « f K. 46 Wi. I’KtiGY I wlecided In tain may teaming fill the haul full Ti beauty that's (hr nnc thing needful. Ki«liii) ( lull (2, 3); Gym Demonstration (1). Canandni nm. N. V. Ku un.ui A. Mi Adam Kussell Sa ;r College 171 Melville Street HKTTY hull of vp, and fall of fun. Ready (o do tchal should hr dour. (.Ire luh (2); Dramatic Club (4); Caney Creek Club lj: Literary ( Ini. (3. !i; S|x’cial Chorus (2. 4): Annex Nature Club (11. No. 23 School Maio McCormack Kastman School of Musie K? Kenilworth RikiiI MARY Dirrrt her not; her 1 rag herself will ehoo.-r; h non- you not of M’.try, quite contrary.v Gym Demonstration (2). Y. J. If. S. Western State Nonna! Sellout Rosamokd McGii.l 231 Alexander Street ROZZIK They always tall: who nerer think. And Rozzie's ahvayjt quirt. Columbia Preparatory School Smith College Kkwkth Ei.usox McHenry Seymour Hoail “k :n” II tth a cheerful grin for ereryOne. Iromlequoit School No. I f niversity of Hochester Ellen McMahon 12 Chaiiiherluiu Street m c Her smile, her speech, her irisiting tray. Cheer un all from day to day. 47 University of ltiH-li«-stcr John C. Mkxihax 2155 East Avrnue joiisjjv” Il'i' A pencil and A«- r« i realise the figmenti of imagination. Art Editor. Orient (4). St. Johns School University of Pennsylvania Dokotiiv Mkkz .1 maid of modi' ! mini. 354 Avenue It I 'ndedded Mildked M. Mkvkk 15 Short Street mima .Vo one ner heard hir speak In litlle or complaining nag. (lym Pin Award (2, 3). No. 25 School I'mlwiiknl IIkshv William Meykio SCS llollcnlieck Street iiank II ul hoie ran yon knoir hmr rlerrr I um uutrx I tell gouT Skntina 12. 3. I): Inter-CInss Soccer !2. 3): Home Konm Hiiokctluill 12. 3. It: IntcM lavs Track i3,: «ym Pin Award (I. 2. 3); Wearer of Numeral-: llusities Hoard. Senior Play t No. S School IIknio Ci. Miki.kk Muluiliics Instituti 5 Oscar Street II NK Sometimes I .til and ihinh'. Other time.i I ju l nil Home ■{•Mvin lt.i-kttli.ill (I. i, 3. I); Home Hoom Baseball 2 ; Class It.i-kt 11 . 11. Wearer of Numerals; Tennis Touma- inent ilk I lltleruleil IIkkman Minxenmaykii 1183 Monroe Vveiiue minsry II ho in progressing straililg 10Irani hi goal. iym Pin Awiinl (2, 3); Clarion llnnie lto.nn Comiiiittec ( ). 4S qui nas Institute M ari.ahkt K. Mohiian «8 Russell Street maHOe .a Helle Dante Sons M-rei. Clee Club (1, , 8,1. No. 31 School liulec-ided Stelka M Mhoczkk 10 Barons Street While ererybotiy ” broadcast . Stella nils nut! li lmx in.” Clarum Stall (4). W. J. II. S. Wilma ). Mrr.tJEH H«H-lir-trr Ilti'inrv. Institute st; Scranton Street niuJE- Cire her a fiddle, jfiu her u Iahc Ami shortly from titriu locely mote trill flair. Orchestra ti. 3, 41; Orchestra Award ii. 3. 0; Intcr-lliirh Orchestra t . 3. 4); Junior Philharmonic Orrh'tni (3. 4) Ithm-u Conservatory of Mn-n- Rich.and W. Mi himm k 4 1 IIiiml « l«lt Street “DICK That rascal hath good nuta! ia him; He irill net run. except a tray from school. Homo Konm Baseball t ): Horn Room Basketball ( ): (iolf . 8]; Dramatic Club (3. 4). No. H School James Mtkhs Notre Djiiiic 7 i South Avenue Him rl.tr hut Mercury, deter tided to tart 111' Captain. Home Room Basketball ( ); Truck Team (3, 4); Truck Letter; ( lass Numerals; Cross Country Team Mechanic's Institute John Thomas Nkediiam 41 (Ydarwood Terrace “joiiKJcy’ H’ a j m«' to he mi actor au u htijldy uOrel dim And all tin little yirls •t ill iyh. ”(lh. uhnt ti lending man. 49 Stephen II. XfiUfON 299 Averill Avenue stf.vt. H'ktn I consider Life and tit few year . . . Home Room Chairman h; Home Room Basketball «'if, 3); (’lass Basketball (3); Class Baseball (2, 3i; Home Room Soccer (3); Class Soccer (3); Clarion Agent (2); Bank Teller «4J. No. 13 Sellout University of Michigan UtxvA Newcomb 3 Doulon Street “del'’ Xrrrr a worry, Hirer a cart. With heart jujtt as light a- her shining blonde hair. Chairman, Home Boom ’omiuittee (1); Glee Club (1); Gym Pin Award (2. 3); In ter Cl ass Track Meet (2. 3). No. 23 School Mechanica Institute Kstiikii Elizabeth Newman 279 Hazelwood Terrace mrss From dniirintj eyes la danring fret Crrtty. popular plitc. Chairman. Social Committre (4): Cluiirman. Home Boom Committee «2. 3. I): Waitress. Jan. '2« Bani|iiet it): Dra- matic (lul (1): Head I 'slier. Senior Farce 14): Social Com- mittee (3): Bank Clerk (3): Photographic Manager (4); IXher. Senior Hay (I); Chairman, Nomiiuiting Uommitb-e 4). Akron. N. V. Mechanics Institute I BENE Xowinowmki «II Hudson Avenue rbnk .1 bright little maid Il'lfA a quirt imi . Bank feller (3); tia.it High Girls Reserves (4); Svimming (I); Clarion Stall 14); Clarion Pin (I). w. J. II. S. Undecided Bertha S Oun 2« 8 Hudson Avenue “tooth” Small of stature hut largr of heart. (•hs- liil (3): Literary Club (3, l ; Dance Committee «3 ; Clarion Agent (4). Gym Demonstration (3): Editonal Staff. Orient I4i J. II. S. University f Rochester Mahy Osinski or, Fairbanks Street “martj“ I ho others study day aiul night. To dance is still her our delight. Home Room Committee «2); Underwood Award 2i. W. J. II. S. Undecided so ottRist: M. Pick .ill North Goodman Street “coiuiixk . 1.1 wit and fortam- will. Or ax the fashion-{date decrees. Chairman. Home Room Committee 2); Iti-iningtnn Award 2 ; Dr.tni.tlSc Cluli (4). No. 3S School Plattslmrg Normal School Catherine Palmer 105 Rockingham Street “ray -I daughter of the gods. difinely tall. And tnOft dirinrly fair. Gym Pin Award lit ; Riding Club (2. 3); Literary ('hilt I . Dnimntic Club ll: Nature Club 1). No. SI School Mechanics Institute Pearl Panepinto 70 Hibard Street pbo” .1 lore for study not fur only {Huston. Gym Pin Ward (2. J). V. J. H. S. City Normal School Sidney Parker i:tl KuiiImt Street “KIDNEY” Don't let his name derrire you. He doesn't just sit around. Intcr-Cla-vt Trakc (3j; Wearer of Numerals (3): Gym Pin Award (3). W. J. il. S. Columbia IDiversity Edith Pearce 5j 2 Sheridi “shortik' The graces might be proud to wear The charms those speaking eyes display Golf Club (3); Bank Clerk (4). W. J. II. S. V Dorothy Pender Hast Avenue, Brighton “dottie .1 Dot trilh tnnch dusk. Dramatic Club (4): Cast. Senior Play (4); Gym Pin Award (3); L'.dicr, Senior Farce (4); Wuilress. Jun. ’20 ltaii |iicl: Supply Store (3); Clarion Agent 12, 3;; Clarion Pin. Boston, Massachusetts Syracuse 5« Kiiwk Antiionv Polino 815 North Union Street tojpy (if diynifird unit noble mini. Bund Pin (4. 8. 4): Orchestra Pin (-2. 8. 4); lnter-!lij{li Band 11, 4. 8. 4); Home Room Nnvr (4); Wearer of Num- erals: (’huts Socrer (4); Rami President (1). W. J. II. S. University of Rochester Everett Poppink '-I41 Culver Road “pop’’ And only u little jifirk had he lint In could swing it mightily. Reserve Baseball (3); Interclass Baseball (3); Home Room B.i l i'tball (4): Wearer of Reserve E. W. J. II. S. University of Rochester Betty Pro ter 36 Woodland Park uetty Here's someone to put the Sick Man of Europe on his Ski Club 4); Gym Pin Ward (4, 8); Remington Award OH: Dramatic Club 4); Swiuuuiiij: (8). No. 48 School Europe htiii h K PrsiiT Point Pleasant. New York “art ' Arty duds iu tin milk of human kindness. Durand K:e tman School Mechanics Institute Him Rami 53 Berlin Street “iiilda Many's the friend that Hilda ran ir in With lire sunny smile and her piquant grin, t aiiey Creek Club II); Literary Hub (2. 3. 4); Clarion Staff (4); Dramatic Club (3, 4); Editorial Staff. Orient. V. J. II. S. Undecided Ethel Rake 08 Weddale Wav “etiikl I teorker and a student t apahle of holding her Qint in any class. O.viii Pill Award (4, 3); Candy Nib Committee (8. I); Social Committee (2. 3); Oym Demonstration (4). W. J. II. S. City Normal School 52- Jean Randall Crittenden West Brighton. N. Y. ••jf.an Her quiet dignity ami sim] !•' way. Hin admiral ion far far erery day. Class Basketball (4. 1); Ruling Club (5, 8); Gym Pin Award (2, 8}; Interchips Track Meet (8); Literary Club (3): Secretary-Treasurer. Nature Club (3); Vice-President, Nature Club (II; Wearer « f Numerals; Cast. Senior Play. Washington. I). C. Marion Isabel Rkeu Cornell 889 Harvard Street non .1 locer of the meadows and the wood , And mountains; and of all that we behold. Glee Club (2. 3); Special Chorus (2. 4); Gym Pin Award (1, 2. 3); Interclass Truck Meet (2, 3); Senior Section Edi- tor. Orient (4). No. -23 School Wheaton College. Ill Paul H. Rkeu 19 Bedford Street r.AUi. Hr is not necessarily thr insert irho has the most to say. No. 23 School Undecided William Whiting Reeii 2. North Plymouth venue “bill Who is that tall, .soldierly yrntlrmanY Reserve Soccer (4); Cast. Senior Force (I); Dramatic Club (4); Clarion Agent (4). West High School ElizaHRTn Rf.cfo Syracuse University 408 Hudson Avenue Elisabeth's a clever girl who always studies hard. The less ambitious marcel at the murks un Tibbie's card Literary Club (3. 41: Coney Creek Club (3. I : Underwood Award (41. Charlotte M. Ubhe I niversitv of Rodii-slrr 33 Rubins Street CRICK .1 mind of your Oien is worth four of those of your friends. Tennis (2, ; Baseball i2. 3. H; Swimming (3); (Isss Basket- ball (2. 8. I); Wearer of Numeral (2); Wearer d Mono- gram (3): Wearer of Bar i4); Gym Pin Award (2. 3); Track Meet (2. 3. 4); Clarion gent (4}; Girls' BasketImII Team C4). No. 14 School Cortland Selmol of Physical Education A ri 53 kr U Birr Street howie Sot tura! to duty by uperior fieay. Eastman School of Music «'.!) Holbrooke Street Don alo Robert Orchestra (l2), Y. J. II. S. Wliiirton School of Finance Kn hard (). Rohijn. Jk. i.' ! Laburnum Crescent oirK” . I manager who work. on the quiet . 1 ml doe what he set not to do. Home U h)mi Soccer (3); Circulation Munngir, Clarion (t); Gold Clarion Pin (II; Sta Manager, Senior Farce (t); Wistant Huxiness Manager, Orient (t). No. 15 School University of Rochester A he Rockowitz 17 Wilson Street ''rocky'' Hoeky-by-. I bey, ipho has difficulties in narrow plans. Home Room Basket ball (2i; Home Room Committee (3); Clarion Agent (4) W. J. II. S. Hobart College Dorothy K. Rodexmatrr 389 I' dot Tho often nilcnrr die (loth keep. Fern know .vtill water runneth deep. No. 23 School venue I 'mleculcxl 5d Dewey Rommel io Kelly Street “dewey It's far to study a little and thus keep out of trouble. Nu. 10 School Undecided Jack Rosenbaum S5 Geneem Street “jack- In thr future hr in'll no doubt be able to argue nil fit her side. Home Room Chairman (2, S); Horne Room Committee I1?. 3); Gym Pin Award ( 2). . J. II. S. University of Syracuse Law School Sophie Beatrice Rosen bidom 124 Weld Street sopf.’ IVhnire thy learning? If,illi thy toil On books enwnimrd tin midnight nilY Nature ( lull (I): Agora (2, 3. 4): Gym Demonstration 13). No. II School Eastman School of Music Marion Rubens “Riv Marion rtty odd, you kuoic She'd rat In r be teen than heard. Underwood Award i3) Undecided Ethel St. Clair 57 Melville Street “ws If knonledge ix ;x irrr lit test re of litheI Gym Pin Award (2); Glee Club (4); Girl' Glee Club 4); Girls’ Baseball (3): Inter-Clas Track Meet 13. 4). No. 11 School University of Rochester Alice Mae Salkowitz 27 Herman Street With hair of black and eyes of bine. And u manner just ax charming, too. Gancy Creek Club !4); Dramatic Club (3): Home Room Clarion Agent (4). W. J. II. S. Rochester Business Institute 55 LiLUA Sami-ki oiix 48 Berkshire Street “UL Mott wire, most learned, mod erergthing. Orchestra 14); (iyin I in Award (4); Swimming (4); Drum- ntir Club (4); Candy Side Committee (3, 4); Riding Club (3); Hank Clerk (41; Nature Club (1); Swimming (2); Home Room Committee (I. 4. 3); Waitress, Jan. '40 Ban- quet (4); Special Chorus I); Class Historian (3). No. 43 School University of Rochester Eunust CuaRLKS SandbtrOM 1 Kumlel Park ••rrnkst” lie conquered the fait nf destiny. Bp making the four year’s work in three. Basketball; Home Room Basketball; Home Room Base- ball; Home Room Soccer. No. 31 School University of Pennsylvania Jamks Scalonk lot Lcwris Street lit uaa almost killed by a tram of thought entering his mind. Mount Carmel I udecided KaiilCL Sciiauman 75 Vermont Street “kaui.” Xone but himself canid In' hi jnirallcl. Home Room Baseball (3). No. 11 School Undecided Herman F. SciiKimow, Jm. 104 Fourth Street ’’HKItMAN’’ H V wonder that ,w small a man fan mar so brand u grin. I ’ndcrided ('I-AMIC p. ScBNMDKK 4W5 Versailles Road “ci.arice” .1 joke on her li nt, ami a smile in her eye. (lltv ( lull (4); Bank Clerk (4). Hilton Nigh School City Normal School S6 No. 2$ School RodK SCHXlDMA.v 304 Hudson venue “rose I'hy miles become thee tee II Nature Club (I); Tenuis C'luh (3): Annex Glee Club (l). J. H. S. City Normal School Violet Cecelia Sciiolpieij yi 104 Tryon Park II'hat's in a name? She whom tee call a I iolrt. By any other mime nxmbl be a street Gym Demonstration (3). Canasseraga. High School Edna Mae Schreir William Smith College Elmnood Avenue Edna is tall and full of fun, II irt happy smile for everyone, Nazareth Academy Strong Memorial Hospital Haskell Schultz 7 Sheridan Street HAS An athlete and a good sport. Gym Pin Award; Inlerduss Basketball 2. S. 4); Tnterelav Baseball (2. 3. 4); Intercinas Soccer (2. 3): Interci has Track (2. 3): Interchip Cross-Country (3): Wrestling Tourna- ment (2); Wearer of Numerals; Wearer of Reserve K”; Cross-Country Team (4); Track Team (4). W. J. II. S. Syracuse University Margaret M Schulz 243 Cedar wood Terrace iiana” They say old-fashioned qualities hare long gone out of style. But ur hate one who prores to us that they are still uvrlh while. Nature Club (1 j; Literary Club (2j; Golf (2); Girl Reserves 0. «)- No. 33 School Donalo E. H. Srriiack City Normal School 57 Heidelberg Stree 'nox .-I lore for study not his only passion. joom Bitscbull (2, 3); If Rcnnsselner Polytechnic Institute Ann-X-Ray (3); Home Room Baseball (2. 3); Home Room BaakrtLill (3). 57 BKRT.V Tltf probi erus !rr of chemistry Shr bin ora them all from .1 to Z. Kastman School of Music IIomkk W. Srrouit 7 llarjNT Street “iiovikh F.mjtty barrels rattle much; Sole ye. I am silent. Inter-Class Truck (1. 2. 3): Wearer of NumeniU (1. 2); Property Manager, Senior Play (4). No. 23 School University of Syracuse Solomon Shapiko 29 Carthage Hoad MIL 1st me linger longer in your arms. Wrestling Team 2. 3. 4); Captain. Wrestling Team (8); Wrestling Tournament (2. 3. I): City Scholastic Wrestling Champion, 112-11 . (3): Home Room Basket Ixdl (2. 3. 4); Home Room Soccer (2. 3. 4): Tennis Tournnment (3. 4): Fencing Club (4); Inter-Class Soccer (3, 4); Wearer of K. W. J. II. S. University of Buffalo Sam SiUTOfT 82 lleruum Street SAM H’Ao Irani,I make gruel music on the boss horn. Barn! (2.3. 4):Orchn«trm (3. I); Inter-High Bank (4). Home Homn Basketball (2. 3). hil l IAN SlLVKKsTKIN • LYI.” Cohimbin Cniversity 27 Oregon Street Our glance the files ami only one Hat trith that glance the icork it ,lone. Home Hoorn Committee (1); Literary Club (3); Coif Club (3. 4 ; Tennis Club (3. 4). No. 10 School WiLLAiit J. Simon Mechanics Institute 7G9 Harvard Street will From hank clerk to president. Home Room Bank Clerk 2); Remington Award (2): Bank Teller (3); Assistant Cashier of Bank (1,1; Typist. Orient (O; A 'istunt Advertising Manager. Orient (4); Manager of Bank (4). No 23 School Cniversity of Pennsylvania Blkia Simpkins Hit) Marion Street 5 I tlixioxi School of Physical Education N« . 15 School tkascba Sloan Km; Laburnum Cn-wiil fhanxib .1 face icitlt jlml m ss overspread, Sojt smiles, by human kindness bred. Chair-nutii. Constitution Committee (1); Ilium Room Committee (2); Usher. Senior Farce f4); Dramatic ( lull (4); laher. Senior Hay (4); Editorial Staff. Orient (4). No. 15 School City Normal Soho 1 Clarissa Mary Sumi 25 Berkshire Street clarissa Sou hen's a young maiden af eicHltnt pith, I ah tried to eann-al her hy namin') her Smith. Glee Club (3); Rilling Club (3); Supply Store (4); Dramatic Club (4). No. £3 School Cornell University Max Ikwex Snider 33 Hanover Street DOZO To In madf Hut uhut is it to In nothing else hut mad Class Pin Committee (2); Social Committee (2. 3): Inter- class Cross-Country (3t; Ba'chall (3. 4): Soccer (2. 3. 4): Home Room Basketball (2. 3. 4): Home Room RiucImII (2. 3. 4); Home Room Soccer 2. 3. I); Numerals (3. 4;: Executive Council. Publications Committee (4): Treasurer of Cancy Creek Club 14): Clarion Staff (3); Assistant Sports Editor (.3); Clarion Fin (4); Sports Editor, Clarum (4); Gym Pin (3, I); Sports Editor. Orient (4); Secretary of Students' Association (4). M- J. H. S. Boston University Cartwright Spencer 25 Woodland Park Cartwright Eeeu so, great men great losses should endure. No. 23 School Undecided Lois Stanley 22? Rosewood Terrace LOIMIK Her eyes are dark, and dark her hair. Hut 11 sunny heart lies hidden there. Dramatic Club (8. 4); Literary Club (3. 4); Gym Demon- stration (3). No. 11 School Eu abltii Stein Keilka College 3$■) Rowley Street SKEKZIX irould In- latter if I could Hut it's so lonesome being good. Field Hockey (2):Tennis (2); Baseball 2. 3. I); Swimming (3. 4); East High Girl-' Reserves t2, 4); Golf (2. 3. 4); lass Basketball (3. 1;'. Wearer of Numerals (4): Gym Pin Award (3): Interda Track Meet (2. 3. 4); Swimming Meet OF. Dancing i3): Ring Committee (2|. 59 •ihi ilnzdvoud Terrace R illt.MT Sil IN Unth'drieri II 'Ari would I do if 'tuore not for the fairer ri? Class Soccer (I. 3); Home Room Soccer (i); Honir Room lta kctUII (1. ); Clarion irculation «). No. 11 School .1« nMMI IN : Stkinbkri; Mechanica Institute •i Harris Street Her merry eye is full and Wort, Her cheek it brou n and bright. Literary Club (i. 3): Dramatic Club (3. I). W. J. ||. S. City Normal School I'KAN'CB) StKHNHKRO lit! Ih.urdman Street 0 fc 3 e z Pi pi Pi Pi Pi Pi § ■muMMi 1 I la School I B Pi 1 Pi Pi Pi pipipipipi Pi Pi Pi pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pipipi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi p Pi Pi Peppy and gracious Dashing, vivacious. Home Rnom Committer ( ); faber, Senior l lay (4); Waitress, Jan. ’ 6 Banquet (4); Dramatic Club (I). Mh« Wlidock's School Manuki. Stolkr 3UI Dartmouth Street MANSin” Since I must. I'll go to school; Hut like iff--S'erer! Home Room Basketball (i, I); Rifle Club (3) No. 13 School New York University llr.KvMtn Stopeck H 0 Main Street Hast nr.RN'ir. With loads of learned lumber in his head. Bra.ltnr.l 11i ;1i School Rochester Business Institute Hakhikt Ki tii Stiiassiiijrc 4 Hanover Street harry AlMrtir and rlnrr. warm-hearted and merry, .1 fine combination resulting in “Harry. Dramatic Club (4): Coney Crrck Club (4): Gvm Pin Award 3 ; Clarion Stall i3. 4): ('bus Basketbali (3. 4); Rem- ington Ward ( ). Tenni- Club (3); InterdiusTrack Meet Vi. 3. I). 6o Heiiukrt D. Strauss ‘ Iu nuiouf derive t, he hut im fxirr risked i .”—The Ailsrrtiaer . Nearer of E; Class Secretary (1); Glee Club (2. :i); Man- amur of Soccer i4); Business Manager. Senior Farr - 4): Business Manager. Orient (4). No. iS School Ida Strauss Yale 1I Sullivan Street IDA Sirnjdr. street, dr mure and shy. I fragrant hint of days your by. Home Room Committee (S). W. J. II. S. I ndtvided K STHLhl.NE StHZECIWILK 104 NVevI Si reel KAY To mailer History's an art; Hat Kalhrrint Avion it all hy heart. W. J. H. S. Jeannette Stuart New York University yiJI Win ton Koail JINKS Quirk in irif, quick in fun. First in the hearts of everyone. Cancy Creek Clui (I); I slier. Senior Flay '4). No. 8 School Russell Sage Collegi Evelyn Sn re 35 Jucksoii St reel •’evelyn' Her i cry froa tm an fairer far 'Than .'miles of othi r maidens arc. Gym Pin Award 1. :i); tiler Club (I); Dramatic Club (4): Candy Sale Commilbv (4); Social Cominiltee .‘H; Swimming Club !4’: Dancing Club 4). W. J. II. S. University of Rochester Sew a n 11 Simmers -4 Gcrton Place “oeei ” Alt enthusiastic basket err. Home Room Baskctlxill ! . 3, 4); Interda - Basketball (3): Wearer of Numerals. No. School Cornell 6i !c LmririK l . Sl’Kimm 78 MrKinstcr Street ‘‘SQUEEZE ’ Quit!, reserved. amt demure is f.a vise Hu! ir rtilhrr swtjiect something the from that Squeeze.” dice Club (3, 4); Gym Pin Award (2, $); Baseball Cl). No. II School City Normal School :u Swixmek 1020 Joseph Avenue f.lmer I Halt hi! of everything, to moke n gootUy mixture. Ami-X-Kay 1!; Home Room Basketball (3. I); i- Room HosoIkiII (8. 41: Homo Room Soccer 3;. II. S. Undecided IIki.kn M Tavi W 721 Cniveiyity Avenue “1IELLIN« To h’onty out! fun oiiii miuritoi ort (htr Helm always eontributrs her nui. Glee lub 12. 3, I): Dramatic Club IS); Supply Store (4); Candy Sale Committee (3): Basketball 12). Swimming !2); Girl iWrves (2. Si; (Siris' Quartette 14); Special Chorus (2. S, 4); Treasurer, Glee Clubs 11). J J. II. S. Olicrlill College .IaSk S. Tkmpkis 8!H Harvard Street jknnik Jennie rx the kirn! of friend that ereryoii« desires. Nature Club ll); Special Chorus (2, 4). Gym Pin Award 2. 3): Inter-Class Track Meet (2. 3); Tennis Club (3); Golf Club 18); lass Basketball (2). Drniiiutir Club I 4). No. 10 Sebool I niversitv of Kneiiestvr I .daiiijy oiird. hn! o ijoiul one How a id!ii used with ctire-frn Gym Pin Award (2). District No. 2. Imndcquoit Florence TkuBouc Florence .1 merry heart. And II winning uny. Bank Clerk IS); Dramatic I ndeeided 6i Louis© Tr.it Horn, 113 Parksidc venue UMtING inn just a quirt little chap. .1 nd the biy boys pick oil mr. So. 11 School Undecided Gladys A. Titterson II Orchard Street OLADY Glad—-Glady—(Hades!. Orchestra (2. sj. St. Mary’. School t it.v Normal School 76 Kenilworth Terrace Wti.i i of G. Toit “bili.” M(think Nobody hnuhi tr wui hui I. Newark. New York Syracuse University Sally H. Tcrtox c 'lover Itoiid sal AtiOciatc her not irith a com man little nlln , The boulrumi and Great White Way are now too jam! far Sally. Girl ’ Treasurer (2); Waitress, Jan. '2G Ilumiuct (1!. I slier. Senior Farce (4); Usher. Senior Piny (41; Dramatic Club (4): Gym Demonstration 2. Si. No. 23 School Wellesley College Khii.mii K. VaxAtta 201 Oxford Street “dick” pray thee, tiny trith it Secretory, Annex KiHc Club (2); Editor-in-chief nn-X- Roy (3); Literary Club (4); Fencing Club (4): Pres Club (4) ; Editorial Staff. Clarion (4); Sports Editor. Clarum ( ); Managing Editor. Clarion (4); .Assistant Editor-in- chief (4): Clarion Gold Pin (4); Associate Editor, Pres Club Supplement (4); Publication Committee. Executive (.‘ouncil (4). Baltimore Polytechnic Institute Kensselaer Polytechnic Institute John T. VanDitseic 37 V.iydon llaiul •‘JACK ’ We hare often trondtred if he ran stay. Dramatic Club (4); Casl. Senior Farce (4); Home Itoom Soccer (S). No. 2b School 63 Bkut Van IIohn Culver Hoad, Irondequoit bkiit” I am! II r hsU r an a great help to each other. Home Room Basketball (1. 3, 4): Class Basketball (1); Numerals; Home Room Sjccvr (4); Class Soccer (i) lie serve Smtrer (it); Reserve K: School Soccer 4); Bronze- Gym Award (4); Silver Gym Award (3); Agora (4. 8, 4); Presi- dent. Agora (4j; Class Secretary (8. 4); Assistant Treasurer (4); Hi-Y Club (3. 4); Home Room Chairman (4); Senior Farer M); Associate Editor. Orient (4); Agora Field Day Award (31; Social Committee 14 ; Constitution Committee 3(i Pembroke Street Hk.vky VanNbil HANK Those that I nit rcucf, those that I frar—the irixe. V. .1. II. S. Mechanics Institute Kvui.yn Van Zanot $30 ilmnl oldt Street “hill” The mu ilex that win, the tints that glow. Hut tell of days in gooilnr-s spent. Girls’ Reserves (1. 4. 3. 4 ; Gym Pin Award lij; Special Chorus (4): President. Girls’ Reserves (4). No. 43 School Plattsliurg Normal School Ann Vcresciiak 1 Ludwig Park ass Home J’o k.i like to study anil hare their lessons a ell. But nhy they do. is more than I ran till. Baal High Girls' Reserves i 4); Swimming (4): Clarion Staff (4); Clarion Pin (4j. w. 4. H. S. t'ndeeided Why schools anyiniy------- Ain't ire got fun?' Social (Vnmiiiltee (3. 4): Home Room Committee «: I slier. Senior Furee ( I; Head Usher. Senior Play (4); Waitress. Jail, '40 Banquet: Dramatic (.‘tub 4); Gym Pin nanl (4. 3). Meelumics Institute Bi 8ino G. Vi i m i 1(11 Third Street nihil )’« I sty is a man; set yon not tin proof I ’ pOu A is n jipi r lipi Clarion Agent (4); Dunce Committee 4); Glee Club «4. 3); Ili-Y Chili 14. 3. 4'; Fencing Club (4, 3. 4); Bank Teller '3 ; Bank Cashier (4); President, Fencing Club (4); Properly Manager. Senior Farce 4•; Social Committee (3); Home Room Chairman (3); Dramatic Club (I); ust. Senior Piny (4) V. J. II. S. Ilobirt College 4 Sius'ly Volk 044 St. Paul Stmt Home Room Basketball (4. 3. 4); Home Room Soctvr (4. 5): Inter-Class Track (3); Wearer of Numerals. W. J. 11. S. Cornell University Mahil Wahmtz 40 Rose view Avenue “m iuk” Ijt! all Irmiltlr, work. ami sorrow Hide the m Mires until to morn nr. Glee Club (1. 4. 3. 4); Sx'ial Committee 13. 4); Underwood Award (4): Girl Rc nos (.4); Gym Pin Award (4); Gym Demonstration (3). No. 4S SclimJ City Normal School Geraldine Mae Wackermas 10 Wovl Street jerry ' Jerry grts a basketball, ami firmly does she grab it; Although great giants do tin ir worst, they nrrer ran quite nab it. Class Ba-kctlwtll (4. 3, 4); Captain, Class Basketball (4, I); School Basketball (3. 4); Wearer of Numerals; Wearer of Monogram; Wearer of K; Basketball Pin: Bronze Gym Pin Award 4); Silver Pin (3); (’lass Baseball (4, 3, 4); School Baseball (3. 4); Tennis Club (4. 3); Field Hockey (4); Swimming (4. 3. 4); Swimming Meet (3. 4); Inter-Class Track Meet (4. 3. 4); Riding Club (3. 4); Dramatic Club 4); Dancing Clul (4); Gym Demonstration (3. 4); East High Girls’ Reserve (4. 3, 4:. W. J. H S. Fossa Mission ScImmJ of Physical Rducutkui Margaret M. K. Wallace 0 Prince St reel ”mak ; You'd wonder such o slender girl nndd hare a heart mi large If you one felt the kindly friendliness of quiet Mary. Glee Club (4. 3. 4); Dramatic Club (4): Nature Club (1); Interda Track Meet (4. 3. 41; Numerals (3). No. 14 School Eastman School of Music H4 Richmond Street .4 pretty maid m ft nr mid fair With dreamy eyes and mint hair. Gym Pm Award (4. 3); Special Chorus (4). No. 14 School Cortland School of Physical K location Gladys Wariibitrn 40 RumnIhIc Street ‘‘«lad .-I ye nth maiden, with so many pnnrrs. Who. with us but a year was yet mtulr ours. Cuncyville, Kentucky University « f Minois 5 360 Winion Hoad, North 'RDNA M ’ho ehooatih me .shall gain what many men tic sire. Swimming (3); Home Room Chairman ;3); Dramatic Cltlh (41; Clarion Credit Manager (4). FloRcstk K. West 32G Laburnum Crescent tisii h’n.xt is Eatt anti nrcst i. IlVaf; We’re ijlail that thr tux tin hare met. Swimming (4 ; Gym Demon strut ion (2. 3); Intcrrlass Track Mirt 2. 3. 4). Rendon. Vermont Cjiaulk F Whitcomb. .Ir. “chuck JiiJ thin way all the religion he hail to tin hi.s lesson r icell. Home Room Soccer ( ); Home Hoorn Basketball (3. 4); Fencing Club (I). Undecided 33 Vermont Street Worcester. Mas . Kaiii. : H. White Williams College 310 Hose dale Street ’ BAm.K What' So. he altrayt arty like that. Ilov I’resident (It; Home Room Chairman 1.1, 2. 3); Home Room Haskctlinll {1. 2. 3); Home Room Soccer (I. 2. 3). I'in Committee (2); lutcrclass Basketball (1); Inter- «lavs Swimming (2), Swimming Team (2. 3); Reserve Soe- tvr (4); Social Committee (2. 3. 4); Wearer of K; Glee Club (2. 3. 4); Senior Flay (4); Senior Furec 4); Dmmntic Club (3. I); Inter-Class Cross Cmmtry 12. 3. 4). Assistant Clieerlcsnlcr t4); Freshman Track; Class Prophet (4). No, IS School Syracuse University ll. II. WlItTINO 470 Webster Avenue ILA A thi irate rhiltl anil xlemlrr. With tackx of light-brawn hair Gym Fin Award 2); Glee Club (2. 3). Dramatic Club 13. D. No. 11 Schmil 1 Jndccided 25 | cok Street lli i.os Kij .mikiii NVini. iik.ua” Talent, ami a Ingot heart. Orchestra (2. 3. I); Concert-Master. Orchwtm tl): Or- chestra Fin (2. 3); Inter-High Symphony OrehcNtrn (2. 3. I); East High String Quartet (4|i Exi-oulive Council (3); gora (2. 3. 4 ; Agora Award (3); Houle (3. t)i Gym Dein- oast ration (2F. Junior Fliilliarmoiiie Orchestra (3); l m- malic 'luh 11). 66 I ili versit of KurliinliT Lucille Elizabeth William West Henrietta Hoad ”lc Thrrr tea a little girl who htnl a little curl, R ght in the middle of her forehead. Tho usually gay. tometime she'd radii ray, Thi crool world treat me horrid. Nature Club (1): Annex Glee Club (1); Agora (4. 8. 4); Cart. Agora Play (3). No. 33 School Hkrhkkt K. Wilson- Genesco Normal School 130 I'M crlitn Street ll Kit I I witch tweet I ad if with my tools and word . No. £3 School I mversity of Pennsylvania Ai.rartn Wixdt 53 Hoff Street “alp .1 learned youth. Home Hoorn Basketball (3, 4); Standard Hearer U). I'iiion High School Rrmsrlaer Polytechnicnl Institute Mahi.akct K. Yaeukk 1036 Clinton Avenue North rniTZic Here is a girl with the manner that please; Some day the will be a tine nurse. All sickness he’ll cure. MY rxerjit hr art disease For that she will surely make xrnrte. Glee Club IS. 4); Special Chorus. No. 8 School Strong Memorial Hospital Charles L. Zlowsky 5H1 Clinton Avenue North chock Thinking is an idle waste of thought Therefore, why think? Home Ibam Basketball (3, I); Home Itoom BascUdl (8.4). W. J. H. S. Undecided FhEDRMU K ivk Culver Hoad, lrondequoit IH KK Him modesty is the etnak which carer hi ability, and (hat is of great crtent. Social Committee {4;: Intordnxs Basketball (4.3. 4): Home Hr Mini Banket hall (1. 4. 3. I); Captain. Home Hoorn Basket- ball (4); Interchms Baseball. Captain (4): Reserve Soccer I); Wearer of Reserve K; Wearer of Numerals: Home Itoom Soccer (4. 3); luterchotf Soccer (4. 3); Assistant Businesn Manager, Senior Kam-, Busmens Maunder. Senior Play (4). 67 re re c-i vi vt di re re e e e e e ti Z1 vi -iviviv-ititiviTiv-iT T4T re 2 £r viiilci «2 e e re re re re T. 0 s € $1 Z re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re The Mill is still grinding relentlessly on. Its power no one can contend; This Class is hut one of tin many who’ve gone Through its doors in this stream without end. Tho unlike in all else, in this thought they are one- “East High School we ll love and defend. ’ re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re e re re re re re re re re £ £ 3 e 2 c re re re re re nj ni ni nj nj nj nj 4 6S FINAL EDITION jWourning= glon WF.VniKR:— Hoi for Y Editor. Number One is ;i-plenty ROCHESTER. N. V.. MAY 25. I« 46 Price What Price Glory ? CITY FIREMEN TO RUN BAZAAR THESTII CLUBS COME TO CITV FOR CONCLAVE PARADE TWO MILES LONG Smoke-Eaters to Hold Annual Carnival Elect Rochester Woman Secretary Every train on Thursday brought its quota and tin city was host to flu N'ationnl Thestu Clubs. Seven thousand women from 42 stales are here for their third national convention. Rochester offered a welcome to each and m many Rochester homes there were one or more Thestus as guests of local members t the opening meeting Lillian Sil- verstein. president of the local group, welcomed the visitors to our eitv. Mayor Bowman made a few remarks and the convention was in full swing. PARADE Friday morning the city turned out for the parade which was over two miles long. Cars for the otlinals were provided bv the Effrige Taxi Company. the different groups marched I •. m various “uniforms the crowds cheered1 and applauded. A feature was the splendid band of the Pittsburgh dele- gation. Friday afternoon committees held their meetings and prejiarod foi the business meeting of the evening. OFFICERS ELECTED Marguerite Morgan. President of the Morgan ExpitwCo.. w ns noisily elected president. Irene Clark of Syracuse was rc-olcetcd vice-president as was Kather- ine Stnscciwilk. secretary. A stormy time was had in the election of treas- un r. Finally Gclla Cohen, Rochester’- only woman street ear conductor, was elected. ADDRESS The convention adjourned after an address by Arthur Hertzlierg. president of the Adam's Basin Trust Co. Hi subject was “Watch Out for the (ict- Ricli-Quiek Promoters.” In the middle of hi- talk against bucket ship- and Wildcat Stock. Douglas (’«ley. DhsiI Broker, was seen to sneak out a side door. Two Join Army Army Recruiting l frticcr (Jilbert (’or- ris, enlisted two men this week. I hev are Sidney Finn, who will go with the cixist artillery and Emerson Hastings who chose the Engineering Service. DATE SET FOR JUNE Announcement is made today of the Firemen’s Carnival and Bazaar to be held June 17-22. Comm it tees have lieen at work for several weeks, and have completed plans for tho most extensive charitable undertaking in the history of the city. Chief Reed, honorary chairman of the Cleneral Committee, was heard to prophesy an overwhelming success. It will he held at the Armory. ----------------------------------- Lieutenant Donuld Uolwrtsof Engine 37. chairman f the Entertainment committee announced that lie had ob- tained the MacDonald Show- for the Midway. The MacDonald Shows have this year urh celebrities as Madame Pancpinto, the “Secressof Arabia' with her complete fortunMidling and mystic program; Chomsky's Poodles, the ever- populur trained «logs; and The What- Is-lt (Henry D. Clementi), a problem that Science lias not solved. Fine vaudeville acts have been obtained for the two daily | rformance- . They are Feld ami Feldman, tight-wire artists, and l )ii Stanley and Elizabeth Bonny with their trained seals. The seal net has just returned from Europe where it was received with great acclaim There will lx dancing « very after- noon and evening for which •Schauinan’s Kit -Carlton Boys will play. Tickets are oOc each and will go on sale in about a week. Series tickets good f r the entire week may lie had foi Tickets will Ik on sale at Cai| ciiter's Drug Store. Cigar Store and all fire houses. Rochestarian Is New Barber Head ButTalo, Dec. 2 1.—Jerome Markin of Detroit and formerly of Rochester, was elected Vice-President of the Master Barbers' XfWOeiation. Fred Bryan was elected to the Board of Trustees. More than live hundred delegates gathered at the Windy City for the convention. The kevnole of the convention was Struck by the famous dermatologist. Florence West, hi her speech on the Nature «if Hair Pigment and Possi- bilities « f Its Change.'' Doctors Make Great Medical Discovery Rochester, Minn. Drs. William Tout and Herlxrt Wilson after research for over a year, have found a definite «•ure for ingrown nails. Eminent sur- geons and physicians throughout the country have been extremely interested in the discovery. The tinders were aided in their work bv Dt Esther Newman. Conservative Leader Heads New Committee Washington, May 27.- Pointing the neresaitv of increased tariff, Van Horn, leader of the conservative element s| okc for three hours on the logical means of procedure in dealing with the present tariff question. The majority were evi- dently disgusted with his arguments, blit granted his request for a special committee to deal with the question The committet; includes Hniisiguorc of New York, Hoizwort h of Texas, and Poppink of Rhode Wand. Value of Study-Halls Discussed by Collamer East High Principal At meeting of the department heads. Principal Richard Collamer of ICast High, discussed the value of study halls. Artitur Hcrtzherg of the History Department, was nided hi In- plea fm «••parate study rooms for each subject b Jeannette Stuart, Foreign l.an- giiages; Alfred Wiiult, Mathematics; and Erie Adler, Physic- This system is followed by West High Ruth Kit - trudge, Principal; and fcqienccrport High—Margaret Yaegcr, Principal. 2 Tiib Mourning-Glory THE MOURNING GLORY Published by the Farmcn Printing Company. Kurle While. Editor. lifiih Levine . Amittant Editor. Norman Horn. Office Hoy. I .M it never lx said that Rochester is not a oily of enterprising women. For here are some arguments which will quiet any such rash statements. Jane Burdick, the famous cartoonist; Sylvia Berger, who manages a large fur house; Jennie DiPasquafi, Rochester's own opera star; Jean Goldsmith, whooe books are known to every one; Mar- garet Henry, whose shrewdness i- feared hv many male brokers on Wall Street; Mary McCormack, the owner of the Pittsburgh Pirates; Josephine Steinberg, state senator: and. lastly. Berta Simpkins, who is making the steel industry take notice. This paper has been fortunate in securing permission of Russell Barclay, publisher of the Democrat V Chronicle, to print Sylvia Kovalsky’s stories of the Democratic State Convention next July. ______ Mattel Asquith, Hilda Raub, Louise Surdam and Alice Salkowitz have Iteen initiated into the Ladies Auxiliary of the Lion Tamers. The Lion 'lamer and the auxiliary will hold a party at Abe Kockowilt’s Hotel later in the month. Haskell Shultz and (.’larissa Smith head the committee. _____ St rough Bartlett, warden at Sing Sing, will have John Bonavilln and Mdton Jaeob-tein as guests for the next six months Donald Seebach will not Is present as the juryaequitted him. Local Deputies Assigned to Baffling Mystery Sheri IT Morris Carr has assigned l cp- uties Albright and Lapi to cover the roblierv of Miss Mae Hcnrirkson's randy store Iasi Wednesday Deputy Glover who has been handling the case was called for testimony in an Ontario County Court by Judge Fleig of (’aimndaigim.__________ Machinist Injured George Anderson. a machinist, em- ployed by the Herman Generator Com- pnny was severely injured bv an explo- sion of an aeelvlene lank when he was assisting Henry Van Xiel, of theSheut- xow Welding Works repairs lathe at the generator fnetor Food Specialists Arrive in City Marguerite Ham-dak and Dorothy Pender of Good Housekeeping Insti- tute will give a cooking demonstration lieforo the Women's Club of St.. Paul's Church on Tuesday BUSINESS NOTES Well-Known Law Firm Takes in New Member Carpenters Elect Officers CONTRACT LET NEW ADVERTISERS REALTORS MOVE The law firm of Holt his, Met oil and Sidney announced last week that Charles Zlowskv would lx? taken into the firm. Mr. Zlowsky has had a bril- liant career as attorney for Hennhaw- Dodge Detective Agency. The following officers were elected by Carpenters Load No. SI I: President, Salvatore Amicu; Vice-President, Jack Van Dimer; Secretary, Soli Shapiro; Treasurer, Kmliert Lusmk. The contract for huilding the new Stephen Nelson Button Factory has lx cn given to Pundt and Kichorn Com- pany. B. iV M. Gordon an the archi- tects. _______ Rochester is to have a new advertis- ing office. Ida Stranss and Lucille Wil- liams who have I wen with Rohlin and Miclke, have opened an agency of their own. _______ Agnello, Proctor Wical. Renitor , announce their removal to new offices m the Realty Bldg. Sargeant Motors announces a new Ford Model. S|M-aking of autos, Walt Birlieck is to have the local agency for the new HiIiiht Eight. lla Whiting, milliner, announces that site will handle tlu famous Anne Kareh Hats at her store at 35 South Avenue. Another Phil Fabry Sugar Shop is to lw o|H ned in St. Paul Street It will Is- managed by lister Goldberg The ladies will Ik delighted to hear that two of tlicir favorite dress .-hop. , are to combine. Randall ami Scholticld will join Wabuitx-Trinpkin to form the largest women's store in town. Shoe Manufacturer Leaves for Far North Mr. and Mrs Herbert Bentley left yesterday for the Yukon territory where they will hunt earilxm. Mr Bentley has been fortunate in obtaining Charley Whitcomb, the famous guide. SneeJ- inens are to In presented to the Muni- tpal Museum of which Catherine Plainer is curator. HELP WANTED Man to help around blacksmith shop Hank Martins, 151 North Street Reliable Boy —3—to do light work- in fireworks factory—Polino Fireworks Co. SITUATIONS Pastry Cook wants position ......... .. Ruth Barnes. .Stone 1738 Window Trimmer—lx st references— nothing less than $12 a week—can start at once. Nathan Kmanucl rare this office. PERSONAL COLUMN Will do office work in exchange for accordian lesson —Roliert Stein. Beauty Parlor—137 Willard Simon Bldg. Expert marcelling and shampoo Dclvu Newcomb and Ivina Webster. Ten years of satisfactory work— Clarence Cobh, Chiropractor. Cash paid for ohi gold, platinum, false teeth, eoius, etc.- Haloid levy, 13 ( hamheilain Bldg. OUR TWO LINE ADS RESULTS AT LITTLE COST The hest in milk with real service . Blumstcin's Dairy Do you need now shoes? lb p|M- and Cohn Efficient Public Stenographer. Ida Brim, Seneca Ixihby For the lx st m music call Stone 6230 Stueke's Serenaders Registered Nurses Margaret Wallace ami Ethel Rake, Park 8321-S. R. G. C. PROMISES LECTURE COURSE A lecture course in gardening will be given this Spring under auspice of the Rochester Garden Club. Tim speakers will include Gordon Jermyn, known us the new Burbank; Norman Freer of tlw Cornell Agricultural School, and Lillian Sumuelaobn. noted ro? e grower. FACULTY APPOINTED No. 7l School will be o|M'ii through the summer Special classe- for retarded and extremely brilliant pupils will Im held for eight weeks. The following tenehers have Ikh-ii K'lee ted: Marguer- ite llccdc, Sarah Buff, Liln Warren, Evelyn Van Zumlt, Thelma Topper, Sam Shut I off, Klistabctli Stein, James Mvers and Mary Osinxki. Gladys Tiiterson, principal of No. 76 School will hold the same office for the sum- mer session. The Moirmkg-Glory T H E A T 1 R S | Templo — Bi sino Vitale, magician, heading vnudcvillo bill, also Bernard StopecK, ventriloquist. Lyceum—Fred Gardner and Sophie Rosenbloorn with their musical com- edy, “Jogs and Jolts. Kav's Ilaka-Duo Acrobats and James Cloutremont, blackface with photo- play, Broken Arches,” staring Ethel St. Clair and Gilbert Barber. Victoria Popular songster, Lucille Bohrer with an elaborate production. Photonlav—Fred Zuek, “Fightin Sheriff James. LOCAL SHOW GOES ON TOUR Manager Herlien Strauss of the Gaiety Theater will put on this theater next week. “Holiday Time.’ This is .Strauss's own show, and will go on a tour after a week's mn here Numerous Rochester people are in the company. Goldie Cohen will head the east with Elmer Swecmer. Charles Knab is the comedian. Helen Taylor will sing and Edith Karasiek will handle the liu.k of the dancing. The chorus includes Gladys Agett, Anne Vershak, Dorothv Mens, Bertha Olan, and Edna Sehreih. Man- uel Stolcr will manage the com| any on the road.________ Resseger Recital The pupils of Philena Ressoger will given recital at the Women’s City Club. Miss Kessler lias Ix-en teaching danc- ing for some time in Rochester and her pupil- are noted for their skill. The recital IS fostered by the Women’s Club. Vivian Kyle is chairman of the entertainment committee. The public i- Invited. ___________ OUARTETTE WILL PLAY The Orpheus Stringed Quartette will give a concert at Edgerton Park Tues- day evening at S o’clock. The Quartette consists of Geraldine Waekerman first violin; Elizabeth Keeps, second violin; Sidney Volk, viola; and Richard Van Attn, Bass. An added feature will be Francis Sloan, who will give a group of piano solos. Antoinette Marquelle PERFUMES Universally used—They are guaran- teed to satisfy the most fastidious. Silver Slipper Tea Room Rochester Branch of Famous Seward Summers System Helen Burnt! and Edith Hauck Proprietors LOCAL ATHLETE COPS WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP BIG SPORT UPSET Detroit May Get Star Shortstop The Tigers resumed dickering with the Bisons for the services of Ed Hoelin, star shortstop. Hoehn will plug a big hole in the Tiger infield. The Iasi word said Buffalo was to receive Hank Myers, a fourih-rato catcher and sever- al old uniforms for Hoehn. Manager llavill has l cen trying to got Pitcher Fred I«adwig from Syracuse for Detroit WUXTRA! SNIDF.R CONQUERS VETERAN. HAWKINS JOY K.O.’S FALLETTA Podunk, May 24.- Lust night at Spencer’s Acre and a Quarter “Scare- face Ealletta lost the world's amateur paperweight boxing title to Frank “O.K. Joy of Hoboken The bout was for the benefit of Fulton's Fund for Friendless Ferrets. Over three dozen people jammed the huge stadium and cheered and booed lustily at each suc- cessive smack of glove on jaw. Fallettu entered the ring in a bright black kimona amid the shouts of his cohorts. Joy. the dark horse, had a hard time making the weight set. He was said to have two tanks of helium in his gloves when he weighed in. COMPARISON OF FIGHTERS Joy Fallen: N7 4-5 grams Weight 4 tons ibefon $ ft 2 in. Height lunch) (on stilts) 49r ROUND BY ROUND Round 1 After a few seconds of preliminary sparring, Falletta started on the offens- ive. He soundly trounced Frank for a time until they clinched. At the break Joy ran twenty times around the ring in record time. They exchanged kicks and scratches until the hell. Falhlta's round. Round 2 Mixed from t in gong. Joy's foot-work was again excellent. Joy drew blood when lie smacked Fallet ta fiush on the beczer. Ealletta went wild and |M undcd Joy unmercifully. Joy was lost in the hail of gloves that kept hammering in his face. They clinched, and al the liell I'a 11 el t a was sharpening his teeth on Joy's ear. Timekeeper ejected for fixing clock to favor Joy. Round 3 Joy slappeduiulslammed but Fidletta turned to speak to bis Sunday-School Teacher, wlio bad just corne in, and as he did, W-ll-A-M! a big brown glove met bis chill and lie was through for the night. s I In- referee raised Joy's hand lie was floored by a |m | l o1tle thrown at him by an irate fan. Timliuetoo. Max .Snider, pride of the Flower City, defeated Edgar Hawkins, the Siamese rnollusk gob- bler, for the oyster eating champion- ship of the world. Hawkins hud a small lead in jKiints after the first hour, l nt Snider soon diminished this hv piling up quantity. Snider led by two stews and seventeen oys- ters at the hour and half when he spurted and ran up a total of 7.8.V.) before Hawkins gave up at 7,207. The match was spirited through- out. Hawkins was called for using his knife, and Snider was penalized three minutes for lieing too noisy. Hawkins made a statement after his defeat saying that illness had hampered his training and that lie intended to challenge Snider to a return match late in August. All of which bothered not our Max. who had skipped out for a little lunch before going to Ix-d. R. A. C. Man Runs 50 Yards in Fast Time The finals in the national A.A.U. meet were run off Ih-iv today. lVnfk-hl A C. won by a huge score. Toni Bowie, only Rochester entry, cantoned the 50-yd. dash in 4 ti scronus. Howie's phenomenal spee l was discovered when lie led the lunch hour rush in East High «School. His time then was 11.40. Local Team Wins Gordon Dellond and bill hi n Halium won the mixed double at the annual Hollywood Tennis loti rmi met it When you are nwuy at school and the letter from Home comes along and you look and find the check Then Light-a-Lapides It's Half-linked HAPPY Senior Class Will Produce c The Hottentot Three Acl Comedy Chosen Class of June '26 _ c • mi'AJ Che ‘Kound-Up '1Wmb«5 S O’clock Ti.zi.c .pia-g-'—-- n ■ wminiffiriqianneio owv MEMBERS OF JUNE 1926 ELECT CLASS OFFICERS Kd«ar llawkin Ro-elected Trr.j. deni. Betty Br.id lrcct Vice President 00 CV1 e a 0 3 - Q 3 3 June ’26 Will Present ?? The Hottentot” Friday 7 SCRAPS Senior Term Pupils Attend The Roundup Cowboys and Cowgirl Sm-ii Xt1 LWild XX irslern Parly in Hull- of School Section E D 118 BALCONY' MARCH 5, 1926 |JUNE ’26 TO GIVE PARTY MAY 9 Jun ’2 elite u Senior Term Class Social Novein her 11 -.1111.1 ••• ! pupils • III tl'll'll furljr ‘Th Kotmdup 'j S'ovunliee I'.lit. in ! • ‘i li li ' June 26 Will Present The Country Cousin on Friday 73 £ 3 e z Class Will Being of sound mind and memory, we. tlie class of June One Thousand Nine-Hun- dred-Twenty Six. having found the descent to Avernus easy, do make, publish, and declare this Last Will and New Testament to lie duly executed at 2:20 as commanded: First: To the student body as a whole we leave an intact building filled with an abysmal chasm from which we have liecn plucked. Second: To tin babes on the shelf we leave the front seats at the weekly convo- cations. Third: To the classes of January and June. 1927. we leave all the joys of trying to harmoniously produce a combined annual. Fourth: In behalf of the Agora we do bequeath our collective sweet tooth to the coming generation so that the candy sales may be continued successfully. Fifth: To the New (Marion we leave our congratulations for having safely weath- ered the storms while adrift at sea. Sixth: To the teachers disgust we leave a goodly squad of those who are too loath to leave their dear Alma Mater to depart with us, their comrades. Seventh: To Miss Schwendler we leave one cold June day; a barrel in which to store up copious alligator tears; another round-trip ticket across the Styx. Eighth: M o the propitious Deities and guardian angels who have piloted us thus far over the course, wo sacrifice an unblemished hecatomb. Ninth: To Mr. Wilcox we leave our admiration and our memory. Tenth: With mingled hopes and fears we prepare to leave Kast High. So witness, we re oil. and hereunto affix our name and seal on this the year One Thousand Nine Hundred Twenty-Six. Tiie Class of Juke, 1920. By Bert N an Horn, Testator Witnesses: Earle U. White Herbert D. Strauss nf nr T2 I T2 T2 4St © nr T2 nr T2 2 T2 © © T2 © 1 nr 1 2 T2 T2 T2 2 nr © T2 nr © o IK 3 € Z 7 1914- WOULD WAR - 1919 Vaithfu. unto ocatm C.Fn WJGH ANGOL WILLIAM JAMfS ATTRlDGE TWERON DAlftYMPHE WM. O'ORVILL DOTY« RUSSEL HOY FISUBAUGU WESLEY FRANCIS DAVID HOCUSTTIN FRANK KING WAWflN LOCKHART CHARLES F. A. MURRAY FRANK T. MURRAY PAUL GANfCT OSBORN HOWARD LEON SHEPHARD TRANK STEWART CHAUNCEY TYUR YOUNG VERNON K. PENNY TO lUSWKfc AIL WHO SOJOURN WlT n TMfl WAuS 1 tr-UlAIIOrt Of MUC OeRUlTCO MFRCCS THE CLASS OF JUNE 1919 'VfJttlTJ TMtf T UU1 EAST HIGH SCHOOL ALFRED WINDT s'taiiilunl Hfarrr PHI LENA KESSEGKK Guardian of thr flag 76 78 President President Semi ari Treasurer George Slndstko.m Stanley De Voy Constance Albrecii William Benz 7 So i resit! e nt l’resit! Mil Suret'nj Treasurer John Sleight Joseph Truax Mildred Harris Alfred Rapp Si Alrkrt A it km Am: Civ in l i i. Eason ZkI.I.A ( ' ARSON president President Secretary Treasurer 81 HI CHARD COLLA MER MAX I SNIDER Executive Council JANTAKY, H) 2(J-.71 NK, Albert H. Wilcox Rich kd Collam kk Max I. Snider Roy B. Davby Honorary President Student President Student Secretary Faculty Treasurer REPRESENTATIVES OF THE FACULTY Mr. Albert H. Wilcox Mr. Roy E. Davey Mr. William Woloast Mrs. .Iank II. English Mr. John A. Baird Mr. James II. Fowle PUBLICATIONS COMMITTEE Richard Van Atta. June -6 Rich rd 'olla.mku, June Max I. Snider, June 3 Samuel Byers Mitch el Rappaport, January 27 Morris Poke, January '-2S Constance Albrec h. January -7 MUSIC ANI) LITERARY COMMITTEE Kri.xk Hawkins. J i i in 21 . Chairman Mitch el Milton. January 2K II ruy Friedman. June 27 Gordon Allen, January ‘27 ATHLETTC COMMITTEE Thomas Bowie, June 2G. Chairman W illiam Benz. January ’ 27 Owen Fanci, June ' 27 Dorothy Daley, January 28 P. G. MEMBER 5 i obruta® Boule Kent VanHorn (' hl M WI.K Bessie Martens GeoKOE Heckle I OROTIIV II AMI’S KK President I ice-President Secreta r i . 1 ssistuat Secreta n Treasurer SENIOR KKI'R ESKNTATIV KS Lili.i w Hallam Antoinette 11 on delink Helen ical William Ward 4VNJOR KKl'KESKXTATIVKS •Jane Andrews Howard Yoi noman Owen Fancj Husk Rosenthal ( LUKE ImKIK M ve IIeniiickson Jeannette Beik.ek Sociat t 'annuittec ( hainnan Panthj Sate t hainnan . ssociate h other $6 Supply Store George IF. Stuijlky.....................................Faculty Ad risor Douglas Caley....................................................Manager Betty Cunningham (’harlf. Hoyle Nuiima Besley Rif II l(ll Bill M KAY AY Helen Burkett Geraldine Reynolds BOOK KXTIIANCK (’ll ARISES. IACOIIS ( 'maki.es Zoiisrii Dokotiiy I’kmikr Clarissa Smith Ruth Rogers Mae IIu ks •JoSIK (il.AY A Max I. Sxideh Sylvia Bkkcf.r Lois |)k Wolf Abe Civin . . President I ire President Treasurer Serretur if ( lunrinun Piddirili ( ommiilee Chairman Express Cummitler SS 9° EM BETH BKADSTKEET HERBERTSTRAUSS The Orient Editor-in-t h icf tssociaic Editor Elizabeth Bradstreet...................... Bert Van Horn..................... SENIOR SECTION EDITORS Marion Reed Gilbert Barber ART EDITORS Philkna Rksskggeh John Mkmhan Lillian Hallam With the appreciated assistance « Charles Lokgkkkn. dan. ‘ i(i ASSISTANT EDITORS Earle White................................................Prophet Lillian Sa.MUELSOHN......................................Historian Stusic Editor Tbofil Bonkowski Max Snider Helen Wical . Jean Goldsmith ST A F . Sport Editor Poet Dramatics Editor Helen Howell Bertha Olan Ruth Kittredge Frances Sloan Hilda Raab Phyllis Fulton TYPIST Leah Levine BUSINESS BOARD Herbert Strauss Richard Bonus’ Ira Berman Willard Simon Esther Newman Douglas (’alky Ed.son (Jerks . . It ns i ness Manager Assistant Easiness Manager . 1 dn rtising Manager I ssista at A drerlisi ng M a nager . Photographic Manager Photographic Manager Credit Manager y2- EDWARD HAVILL FREDERICK NEISNER The Clarion EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-f hief—Edward A. Havill ASSOCIATE EDITORS I.SADORE JoHOSLOVV, ‘2(i Jekio M wuiunk. ’‘27 Douglas C’aley. ‘26 Charles Lokghekx, 36 Jane Andrews. '37. Josephine 11 inch eh, ‘27 Constance Albrbch. ’27 BUSINESS STAFF Frederick Xeihner, '47 Herman Seuffert, ’28 Charles Gokxklu ’‘2 . Morris Poke, 28 Edna Webster............................ Editor Ewer it us A 'ars Editor Sews Editor Art and Humor Editor . Literary Editor Exchange Editor Albert Arent Mildred Cramer Paul Eason REPORTERS Etiikl Gage George IIkukkl Louise Kaplan Easiness Monager Assistant Easiness Manager . idrrr isituj M onager Credit Manager Marjorie Leon Lewis McGlaskan Hilda Raab TYPISTS Irene Xowinowski Ann Vkukscmiak FACULTY ADVISORS George S. Carhart Roy E. Dayev The Clarion, appearing in its new form, purged without and within, has re- ceived from the school I he ovation which it deserves. Altoough only five issues have appeared this term, the new C|m rion gives promise of something “Rigger ami Better in High School Publications.” GEORGE S. CAR HART Advisor to Orient Board ROY E. DAYEV Treasurer of School Mr. Carhart Outside he looks English. At heart he is Scotch. He cut down our pages..........our price. It isn't our fault if this lx ok is a botch! HE slashed, scrimped, condensed, squeezed, and sliced! Each penny, each inch, did he jealously watch And ruthlessly claim sacrifice. “Magic Casements ' he o|x ncd to any old bard Gave them hundreds and hundreds of pages! For us only 011c hundred sixty! Tis hard! What classics denied to the Ages! And vet—now tis over—we really regard Him a bonny, braw Scot, ’spite our rages. Mr. Davey Davey’s check on our exchequer Kept the lucre in his locker; Sports in “shorts and knickerbockers Silver shekels used to pour: lint who’ll mock or be a knocker When our boys got soaked at soccer. And we find in Davy's locker There’s no lucre any more? V4 g vi vi ti vi vi vi vi vi vi ti vi vi vi vi vi ti n ti ti ti ti ti vi vi ti vi ti ti ti ti ti ti ti o K 3 £ z The Class of June, 1916 present The Hottentot Written by Richard Harding Davis Dramatized by Victor Mapes December Eleventh, Xineleen Hundred ami Twenty-Fire CAST OF CHARACTERS Sam Harrington—The misunderstood hero Peggy Fairfax—The Romantic Centaur ess Swift—Contrary to his name Mrs. Ollie (iilford—Stili s inertly dangerous Ollie (iilford-—Of necessity submissi re Rcggy Townsend— 77 tell the world Larry Crawford—Clever plotter . Alex Fairfax The convenient brother Mrs. Chadwick—The Arranger Perkins—Horse Xante . Jean McKcssen Innocent bystander RUSH Herbert Strauss Frederick Zuck Ira Berman . Richard ( ollamer Richard Roiilin . B i asino Vitale Henry Meyers Carl Fisher . Esther Newman Emerson Hastings Philena Resseger Willard Knight Helen Burkett Thomas Bowie . William Reed Earle White . Bert VanHorn Elizabeth Bradstreet John VanDuskr . Ruth Hanna ESS STAFF II usiness M ti linger issislant llusiness Manager . Idrertising Manager Publicity Manager Stage Manager Profurty Manager Electrician . Assistant Electrician . Head sher o 3 £ £1 Z ti ti ti ti ti ti ti ti ti vi ti ti ti ti ti ti ti ti ti ti ti ti ti ti ti ti ti ti ti ti ti ti ti ti ti Directed by Katherine Barns 98 § Zl Zl zi zi zi zi zi Zl Zl Zl Zi Zl Z! Zi Zi Zi Zi Zi Zi Zi Zl Zl Zl Zl Zl Zl zi Zl Zl Zl Zl o £ 31 t ft z The Class of June, 192.6 presents The Country Cousin By Booth Tarkinoton March Fifth. Nineteen finitimi anti Twenty-Six CAST OF CHARACTERS Mrs. Howitt—The fond mother Eleanor—B7 o wants to LIVE Sam Wilson—-1 future Jit ibusterer in Congress Nancy Price—The family adrisor (Jeorge Tewksbery Reynolds—Srd I-J-F' Stanley Howitt—A friend of anyone with money Athulie Wuinwright—Cuttingly polite Mrs. Jane Kinney—Meow! .... Cyril Kinney—Who dislikes water-wagons Mrs. Maud Howitt -Number two Archie Core—A real man with a punch Pruitt—The bland butler .... Blake—Careful—of his own property . BUSINESS ROAR!) Frederick Zuck Milton Jacob stein Carl Fisher . Ethellyn Yebwey Henry Mjnzenmayek Homer Sergeant . Jean Randall Philena Resseger . Richard Collamer Elizabeth Bradstreet Earle White . Bert Van Horn Helen Bhrrett . Rltii Hanna (1 OKl ON JehMYN Dorothy Pender Gilbert Barher Frank Joy Biasing Vitale Business Manager Issislant Business Manager . Advertising Manager . Head ( sher Stage Manager Properly Manager Directed by Katherine Burns £ 3) e ft z ZIZIZIZIZIZIZIZIZIZIZIZIZIZIZIZIZIZI ZIZIZIZIZIZIZIZIZIZIZIZIZIZIZIZIZI 10O 2 «2 ni «i ni ni ni ni ni ni ni ni ni ni ni 1 1 ni ni ni ni ni ni ni ni ni ni ni ni ni ni 0 3 € The Class of January, 192.7 presents The Youngest By Pi;ii.11 Baiiry April Tu'enty-Third, .Xineteen Hundred and Twenty-Six CAST OF CHARACTERS Charlotte Winslow—.Voir children, no fight ing Oliver Winslow— Bigger business, more factories Mark Winslow—Another chip .... Augusta Winslow Marl in—Will do it next week Alan Marlin—A lawyer with 11 malice Ma rtlia Muir Winslow—Pardon my laughter Richard Winslow—The youngest Nancy Blake—Miss Fixit............... Katie—Dinner, ma'am.................. bfsixfss no a no Elmer Phillips . Bertram IIkraiibekg Ix)uise Williams Samuel Poke Clayton Sutton Paul Williams Ralph Picker Rctii Rogers James Brower Eugene BkITage Mary Sutherland George Si nostrum Geraldine Reynolds John Needham . Marjorie Ward Lillian Briddlk Business Manager . I (Ivert ising Manager . Head I’sher STAFF Assistant Business At onager . Stage Manager Property Manager . . Fleet rician Directed by Katherine Barns 3 £ Z nr nr nr nr nr nr nr n; nr nr nr nr ni m nr at ni m ri ni ni ni i ni ni I P ni ni ni p ni 1 KATI!KillNE 111 UN'S fv! X ti u! iU u! ut ut ut •■1 § 1 § § I ra nt o u z «J r=t at a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a 0 3 € £ Yes, Life is a stage where we each play at pari He it lien . or villain, or fool; And the audience there will find fault from Hie start; Lines are hard, and the critics arc cruel. Hut on that stage successes can ne’er warm one’s heart Like the thrill of our first play at school. We entered so awkward and gawky and green. As actors still quite embryonic: We didn’t know lines from a cue, but were keen To become shining stars histrionic. Oh. the talent with which wo appeared on the scene! And our “art ! (Pause for laughter sardonic.) Twas due to Miss Hums that the “Hottentot” won; “Count ry Cousin.” serene, had her say; The hard-driven “Youngest claimed what was his own. The applause was sincere for each play. Hut after the “eurtain” her hearty “Well done! Was sweeter than laurel and bay. ni 4 102. lo4 1 12 © re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re 0 £ 3 £ £ The Orchestra Teofil Bonkowski Henry Lyman Helen Wical Harold Altman Sheldon Bosse Helm a Cirotzki Eli Cohen Goldif. Coiikn Clifford Ades Roy Anderson Mary Cadzow Irene Clark Helen Cleeland Ida Cramer President Manager Concert Master First Violins Fred Dovolo Harry Friedman John I kc bonis IASKLOTTE KKLLNKR Eli Levin Second liolins Helen Kamin.ska Stephenif. Kazmark Howard Koszalka Henry Kraszkiewicz Garson Kushelkvsky Dis Maley Thomas Moroceo Wilma Mueller Raya Ozer Stanislaw Soli.vk Helen Wical Helen Maly Are Mf.ltzf.r Victor Sciiroven Bernard Shafer Harold Twekik Elmer Walk Lincoln Allen Joseph Mi larz Bernard Cohen Gordon Ali.en I 'iota Carl Blaas (''ello Orville Allen Marjorie Benz Hass Ralph Reoalbcto Oboe Teofil Bonkowski Flate Leon Sanzkl Lillian Si iiiff Clarinet M acricr Levy Anthony Polino Train pet Morris Coiien Horn Hi NTINOTON Bl’RDICK Tram bone Hamilton Allen Rutii Pfaff Howard Kekers Mitch el Miller Kli Tarquinio Phillip Reed Laurence Wilan Sam Richlix Henry Lyman Tf nipani Harold Aiienfkldt Urn ins Vito ( AMINO Plana Ruth Bli mknstein Helen Kirlakowsky re re re o i 3 £ Z re e re re e re re e e re re e re e re re e re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re | ii Anthony Polino Henry Lyman Morris Coiien Ovid Fry HUNTINGTON Bl RDICK Gordon Allen Hamilton Allen The Bi ncl ('nr tut Ralph Gardner Sam Miller Charles Stark Horn Sam Rktilix Trombone Charles Beckman John Bacon Henry Lyman Baritone Sam Shatoff President Matuti cr Laurence Wilan JosErii Winslow Van Wiseoard Stewart Macaw Lloyd Meyers Tuba Ralph Regalbcto Stanley Bartley Flute Albert Keiirici Piccolo Lillian Schiff Oboe Teofil Bonkowski Howard Reckers Leon San el Eli Tarquinio Mitciikl Miller Bernard Cohen Elmer K yf.pplin Maurice Levy Ben Bernstein Rohert Ciiamiierlain Robert Alderson ('lari net Alfred Lew is isADORK Lll'srilETZ Anthony Polino Saxophone Irving Levy Karl Vhrflank Dm ms Hyman Diner Victor Rkimond Piiim.ii' Rekii Sidney Wki.nrkir: Fred Wyatt Vito Camino u SI m S i i i 1 1 1 1 i 1 zt Zi Zl Zi 1 I Zi Zi Zi Zi Zi I Zi zi Zi I Zi zi Zi Zi zi Zi 0 K 31 e i2 Z Zi Zi Zi Zi pi ZiZiZiZiZiZiZiZiZiZiZiZiZiZiZiZiZiZiZiZiZiZiZiZiZiZiZiZiZiZiZiZiZiZiZiZiZi 107 0 l 31 € fl € SI SI A “A A w -'T ) ■ r -«r -V y r 5} ■: •W •W ioS «f vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi m vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi Zi n vi o 3 e il z i OFFICERS OF THE COMBI NEO GLEE CLOBS Nathan Emanual .................................. Gale Moi lthkop Helen Taylor . President I tee-President Treasurer fl Z Boys’ Glee Club Everett Adams Harry Kaufman Bernard Alluam Donald Klein Richard Barker Harold Kolko Alexander Buckland Israel Lipsetts Robert Chamberlain Morey Lisbon Stuart Cogswell Wayne Mackown Hymen Diner Maurice J. Martin Joseph H. Kdklstkin Robert McGlasiion Nathan Kmanual ( iltEGG J. MkRHELL Harmon Flbisiikk David Metzger Norbekt Fhumusa William Mullin N )R M A N G R KEN BA UM Bentley Newman George Hastings Frederic Seitz Herbert H rescii (tiebte I’ffelman Mever Hollander Harry Wagner Mansfield Hunt Rari. R. White Jack Zorn vlTiTiiZ Ti r vi £ vi vi rJ pi vi ti vi vt vi vi fit fit tt Tt fit fit fit tt no vi vi vi vi vifsivivivivi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi 4 1 i § § « re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re e re re re re re £ 3 € fl Z Girls’ Glee Club Carolyn Ades Phoebe Armstrong Edith L. Ayerill Carolyn Baker Kathryn Bay M aku'ekitb Beadle Gkrthudk Bkkkowitz Evelyn Brown Dorothy Cady Evelyn Cardew Irene Carpenter Ruth Clark Marion Crane Marie Del Grand Ri tu M. Dewitt Jennie Di Pasquale Patricia Dodge Edythe Durkee Sadie Klins Martha Parkas E lb i no Gknovf.se Beatrice Glenn Mary Goodall Minnie Grosswirtii Viola Hanley Katherine Hartman Julia Hau Hazel IIaughwont Helen Herman Sadie Kantrovitz Louise Kaplan Shirley Keei.er Vivian Kyle Ethel Lipsetts Margaret Lowkey Victoria Markakiak Ethel Miklofsky Cecilia Mohr Gale Moulthrop Elsie Mutch Raya Ozek Hai.i.ie Parker Gladys A. Peters Helen Powley Harriettk Pkk k Esther Raikks Gladys Raisnkk Mildred Redman (’0N8TANCE REYNOLDS Ethel St. Clair Clarice Schneider K vriiERiNE Smith Madeline Stanton Simon Err a Strassman Evelyn Stuckf. Louise Surdam Helen M. Tayloii M A RG A It ET V A LL ACE Gladys Washburn Betty Wilkif. Gladys Wilson Ruth Woods rerererererererererererererererererererererirerererererererererererei 0 £ 3 e z re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re as© 111 7r. f]l ’ intin Second iolin . . I’iota . Cello Mohky Lisson Hallie Parker Jennie DiI’awji ale Mauiick J. M htix MIXED QCARTKT ......................................Tenor ........................So pruno .................Second Soprano ..............................ftaritone STRING QUARTET Helen Wicai............................. II ELM A ClROTZKI....................... Carl Blass.............................. Rvtii Pfaff............................. 111 ;iRI.S QUAKTHT Dorothy Cady Doris Fikldinc Helen Taylor ( on stance Reynolds First Supra hii Second Supra mt First Alto Scro a it Alto DAVID K. MATTKRX HOWARD X. 1IIXGA In the musical world, fair Rochester's fame Of which we so justly are proud. Defends not alone on the well-founded elaini Of our great School of Music, endowed By the generous patron who gave it lii.s name In whose honor our praises are loud; But our fame also rests on the work of these two Who labor so faithfully lien With love of good music our souls to imbue, And to show that our lives, through the ear. Mav indeed be made richer and sweeter, though few Choose music to be a career. O i if 1 7 I I s MORRIS CARR 1 i re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re o £ 3 € Z re re re re re reret The Basketball Team Ha HOLD A x DER sox—Right Forward Fred Wid.mer—Left Forward Norman Dakin—( rater Morius Carr—Left Guard Yozo TakaOI—Right Guard Substitutes Morris Strai ssduiu;, Ted Gordon, Hyman Bushkik The reputat ion of East 11i rli School's basketball teams lias been successfully maintained. The learn again won the city championship, defeating West High in two of the three games, and taking two straight from Charlotte, B. league « ham- pious. The team was eliminated in the sectional tournament by Geneva High School. The team deserves much praise for its clean sportsmanship and fine record. it re re re re renrererere re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re n9 re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re 2 Ti£ Lineup Captain Morris “Horse Carr Captain ( arr led this season's team through a successful schedule of games. Many were the times that “Horse Carr saved the day b.v his cool reasoning power. This was the third year as a regular for Carr, who was correctly chosen as aII-scholastic guard by most of the local papers, ( arr will not be back next term. Harold “Wiiitey Anderson “Whitcy” Anderson, the sunny-headed athlete, must Ik given much of the credit for the long string of wins rung up by this season's team. Numerous honors have been heaped upon this diminutive forward. Several of the many honors an- as fol- lows: Champion Foul-Shooter of Western New York; Kunner-up in the city scoring roll; All-Scholastic forward on every local selection, and captain of one team; se- lected as a forward on the mythical team chosen bv the coach of St. John's Military Academy of Manlius; and. finally, unanimously chosen captain for next season. Yozo “Joe Takaui ( rit. speed, and a “dead eye for the basket earned for Joe a position of guard on the first team. Yozo was much in evidence at the West High game when he scored four baskets from flic field. He was one of the highest scoring guards in the city. The cheery presence «if Mr. Takagi will be missed next season. Norman “Bi d Dakin Although lacking in experience the spirit and determination of “Bud was a great asset to the team. He ably filled the pivot position and in the last few games played excellent ball. Bud wins the title of Old Reliable” for his undying spirit ami exhibition of grit. May he be as big a success in the higher institution which he will enter in the Kali. Theodore Ted (!ohdon Ted” attempted a huge undertaking when lie tried to fill the shoes of Chick” Shapiro, who left school after the first term. Ted |x rformed in few games but in the several encounters at which he was present lie played in a convincing manner. The experience gained this season will no doubt prove beneficial to Ted,” who will be a valuable man next season. Fred Fritz Wid.mkk Widmer played in a major portion of the games although handicapped by a trick knee. With a summer's rest “Fritz will Ik a valuable asset to next season's team. The husky forward performed liest in the Charlotte game when he held his man scoreless and tossed in several baskets. ere n «! re re u 1 e re 0 3 n z 2 3 3 3 2 3 3 2 3 3 - r -w 2 3 2 3 3 3 2 ) rerererererere rirerer:rjrjrjrjrjr:jererererererere erere erere ejeieier IiO «t I 1 1 Ti 1 I § I Zl re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re re o ix 31 e z re re re re re ere Zl Zl zi Zl Zl Z! § 1 ni Zl Zl Zi Zl Zl Zl Zl Zl Zl Zl Zl Zl Zl Zl Zl 1 Zl 1 Zl Zl Zl Zl Zl Zl Zl 0 s £ Morris “Straw Stkassbukg The loss of several players from flu first team necessitated a drafting of new blood. Straw caine out at the op|H rtune moment and immediately played in the next East-West game, where he met the approval of all, including Coach Fowle. The loss of Straw will Ik keenly felt. Hyman Bush Bush kin Bush was drafted from the second squad the latter part of the season where lie was high scorer. Possessing an eagle eye for the basket he helped to make the scores of the reserve team so large. He will he back next season. Biisketbidl Results November 26 East High hi Newark 1 I December 4 East High 21 Waterloo IK December 11 East High 60 Lima 21 Decem ber 1 East High 13 West High 10 Decem ber 23 East High 22 Syracuse Frosh 24 Decem ber SO East High 4.) Newark 10 January 8 East High 35 Hutchinson 20 January 20 East High 13 IT. of H. Frosh 17 January 22 East High Hi St. John's of Manlius 18 January 20 East High 35 Brock port Normal 28 February 6 East High 21 St. John's of Manlius 22 February 12 East High 37 Brock port Normal 25 February 13 East High 10 Cornell Frosh 12 February 10 East High IK West High 10 February 20 East High 21 West High 14 March 3 East High 37 Charlotte 18 March 0 East High 26 Charlotte 23 March 12 East High 13 Geneva 15 £ £ 3 € fl Z Zl Zl Zl Zl Zl Zl Zl Zl Zl Zl Zl Zl Zl Zl Zl Zl Zl Zl Zl Zl Zl Zl Zl Zl 1 i'-l Zl Zl Zl Zl Zl fit Reserve Basketball The reserve team completed Hit season undefeated ami easily won (lie city cham- pionship. Miiii lea ms from I lie vieinilv of Rwlicslor were represented ami Hie reserves a I ways emerged victorious. Manager Jack Earlier arrant I the out-of-town games w liieli eoni|H‘iisale l I lie players for I heir rigid work-outs against the first team. I mler the eoni|x tent leadership of •!««• Moskow valuahle material for I lie first team was develop'd. Most promising of Hie candidates are Samuel I We. guard; Michael Kowal. forward; anti Nathan Ia vin. center TEAM Mk IIAKI. I | Ms Fonranl (iKDKIiK Si ndsthom •Ii if: ll. kkis Mourns Kevin Nathan Levin ( nter Euwahd IIoeii.n Jok Moskow Guard Sami hi. Poke Jl l.M S KkITKoIM I vo Dec a lest a vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi vi n 1 1 i vi vi vi vi vi n n vi vi 0 3 «e n z vi n 1 vi vi HAROLD ANDERSON THE LINE-I'P Edcar Hawkins . Fred Wiu.ukr Eli Mink Harold Anderson Paul Wiltke Norman Kkumosa. William Benz Olix Butts Shapiro. Houck. Emma Beckman, Kaminski. Zouscii JESS GOLDMAN First Iiasc Second Hose Third Hose Short Stop Is ft Field Right Field Center Field ateliers Fitchers April £1 -East High vs. East Rochester April :Jn East High vs. Charlotte May 1 East High vs. Batavia May 7 East High vs. Monroe May I I—East High vs. Canandaigua May It)—East High vs. Lima May ‘21 East High vs. Brockport SCHEDIEE May 2a—East High vs. I’, of R. Frosh May 2(5 East High vs. Kodak May 28 East High vs. Skancutcles May 20 East High vs. Manlius May 81 East High vs. Penn Yan June 4 East High vs. West High .lime !)—East High vs. Shop School The baseball lean began their season in winning style by defeating East Roches- ter High and Webster High in two practice games by overwhelming scores. The Oriental team will attempt to gain permanent possession of the Rochester and Vicinity Trophy which they arc holding temporarily by virtue of their successful season last year. I 'uder the tutelage of Coach “Pete McKay the team will no doubt win the league title. vi Ti Ti vi vi O 3 € Z vi vi n vt vi Ti vi vi Ti vi vi n vi vi vi vi Ti vi vi Ti vi vi vi vi Ti Ti Ti Ti Ti Ti vi vi Ti Ti vi Ti Ti Ti TiTiviTiTiTiTiTiTiTiTiviTiTiTiTiTiviTiTiTiTiTiTiviTiTiTi ' 5 Girls' Basketball (iKKALDINI W. KKItMAN DOHOTIIV III IW)N Klkanou Saimikhs Cii ki.ottk Kkiik I lie tiirls’ Basketball Team had a very rmecessful season undor Hie Mis Walkman. The irls lost only one game and heal West High's with them for the Klixnlietli William Trophy. 116 i ?o Review of Swimming 'Hie Swimming team has completed a successful season under the tutorship of Hoy V. Henson, coach, and Paul l.cmbcke. manager. Herbert Bentley a m I ('aptam Fred Bryan represented this section at the Stale meet and garnered five points. Bentley and Paul Eason arc local interscholaslif champions in their respective events. Captain-elect Herbert Bentley, Paul Kason. William Ward. Richard anIlorn. and Fred Salt will form the nuc leus of next season's team. SCHEDULE 1 ndividualSc mini; Results Points East 47 West 84 •Bentley loo-yd. breast stroke 5 OH East 44 Manli is 17 Kasc n 100-yd f'ree. 400-yd free 9lA East 41 Manlius IS Buy w—50-yd. back. 50-yd free 48 East 47 Hutchinson 84 V vs Horn—1 living 85 East 44 Monroe 15 •(«HIM 100-vd. free. 4O0-yd. free 84 East 1! West 40 •Ward 50-vd. free 40 ■ East 40 III T IIINSON 0 Moore—50-yd. back 80 . — M mctins—50-yd. breast, 50-yd bar •k 11 ‘240 108 Salt-Diving 5 2-7 Wrestling Teum I tiforsecn circumstances s| tolled disaster for the Kast I lie'll wrestling team. Tin loss of Bert Davidson and Walter Okutiiewsex, both consistent point winners, placed I lie team in dire need for new rest ler . The time was too short to develop new men whoeonld ably till the places of the veterans and consequently Kast High lost the championship in the la-l three matches, previous to which they were leading the league. Sol Shapiro, former captain and .liimiiie l.api are the only intcrscholaslie cltnm- pions. iIliani Henz was runner up in his division. oaeli Kobkut It. McK.m aplain Wiu.mm Bknz Manager—Jok Siiapiho Mounts Lkvi in. , II.s. 1 iKoKCK IK 1- M il |. 12(1 lbs. pt mo. Hki ki:u 1 W Ihs. MkI HR 1 loi.I.ANDKK 126 lbs Soi. SlIAI lUO 1 is IDs. W 1 l.l.l A 1 Bk 'Z lbs. Ttf .1 mks La pi 147 lbs. W M.TKII M MKW M 7. 1(M) lbs. pt I{k( iii:n Dankoh- Hill lbs. 11 IO 1.0 AltOXOWITZ 1 lea vv w« 118 Track Although track in local hit'll schools is gradually losing in popularity. I la nicm- Ihts of flit squad train to uphold the tradition of East High School. Without the large host of fans, the track squad does its hit and brines shining honors to East High. This is the fir t year since the installing of track in local high school that indoor track has been abolished by the authorities. Fencing That this sport is gaining in popularity is shown bv the large number of fans that attend the meetings Tuesday evenings. The group has formed into a club and oc- casionally holds social meetings. President Biasino Vitale i arranging dual meets with other high schools in an effort to have the sport rrcogni .ed as a minor sport by the Executive Council. Cross-Country The Oriental “marathon men won the loeal interscholastic record last Pall. ‘aptain Downey and Haskell Shultz represented this section at the State meet and managed to place fourth in team scoring. Skating East High School was not entirely left out of the loral and state skating circles owing to the stellar performance of Henry Meyers. “Hank was the only repre- sentative of East High in the State meet at Saranac Like. Meyers also scored enough points in the city meet to place East High in second place. 12-9 LILI.IAN I WANT.MAN KI-FIK WETIfEKELL The Coaches The ’oaclics! I i these four who struggle ami ilrcani. Who work for, and plan for, ami . . . ay. In poor weedy soil at times “root for the team.” A team that says we” and not “I. (’allow cubs, with their help, learn to “follow the gleam. To fight and to win for Hast High. JAMES It. KOWI.E KOBKItT B MrKAA I O THE GOODMAN STREET NNEX And here's (lie Chicle Factory Where we as Frosli were crated. A veniant horde, whose spirits soared Midst hammerings and beaver-hoard. We Chicklets incubated. 1 THE IMVKKSITY WKXI'K ANNEX We’ve reason to glor.v in This Mid Vietor ia ii Tmnhlr-down Dorian Annex—Ilio’ outside a hotcli. When strange seenes hefuddle She’ll mother and cuddle. She’ll straighten each muddle Of poor little, scared little Frosli The Hast nexa Hoard of the Orient wishes to express to the business concerns of Rochester its appreciation of the sup- port giren by their advertisements. And ire also urge the students of Hast High School and their friends to do busi- ness wherever possible with these firms who hare extended their assistance to as. Class : Bookkeeping After G vacillation The next best step is a course at the R. 13. I. Classes are in session all year round. Get an early start and be that much nearer your ambition to be sell-support- ing and successf ul. 11 rite, tele phone or tall for catalog Rochester Business Institute 172 Clinton Avenue South Section of Secretarial Depart went '3S Are Your Eyes Overworked and Underpaid1 Suppose that you had never gone to $chix l .1 day in your life, never read a book, witnessed a picture play, or studied the fine type of a radio program. Modern life makes demands on the eyes and the oculist (physician eye-specialist) is a neces- sary friend and consultant. The eyes earn this care. Ask your oculist about our sen ta. WALDERT OPTICAL COMPANY Scone 56 56 East Avenue Remember— Whether you need Drafting or Artists Supplies for School or Paint Materials for the Home, we can supply your needs. Barn arc . Porter Remington 9-11-ij N Water Street Rochester, N. Y. GEO. C. WICKMAN Wholesale Confectioner DISTRIBUTOR OF JHorse's CHOCOLATES 166Clinton Ave. N. Rochester, N. Y. BEVERAGES SYRUPS cr FRUIT PRODUCTS Fll Brothers, li N. Water St. 6155 MAIN 6l}6 1 H. E. WILSON Florist Graduation Bouquets and Baskets a Specialty Flowers and Plants for all occasions Phone Main 1084 88 Main Scrccc East 4 tPjsinDIU GALLAGHER f U j II nmot°k co. 77-87 MONROE AVE. As Good as Any, and Belter than Most at Chestnut n6 Str.iuw-MidcMc.ms Greater Clothes Value THE §iaAlU§§ CLOTHING CO® Smart Clothes for Young Men Made Right! Fit Right! Look Right! Wear Right and Cost Less! Two Trouser Suits and Topcoats $2,450 Up C. Burton Kline, Mgr. Thomas J. Maher, Asi't Mgr 37-39 ST. PAUL STREET A Step Frw tttn We Are Eager To Show You The Performance Features Which Make Chrysler “58”, Chrysler “60”, Chrysler “ jo” and Chrysler Imperial “80” The Supreme Motor Car Values of Today ALLIANCE MOTOR CORPORATION 160 EAST AVENUE Stone 300-501-301 '37 Clean, Dependable News When you read this newspaper you can be assured of getting a complete summary of world news every twenty-four hours—cleanly, accurately and impartially presented. News that is dependable, clean, interesting and sprightly—that's the kind of news you will find in the Daily and Sunday M rmo c rat ROCHESTER HERALD A Text Book of Current Events HOMER KNAPP IK IT IS LIKE INSURANCE SEE General Building Construction A GUARDIAN LIFE AGENT Ernest B. Houghton, Mgr. 346-7 Cutler Building Rochester. N. Y. 11-14 National Hank of Rochrttcr Building Phone Main 1315 “McFARLIN, Jr.” Is a name that stands for the smartest style and finest quality in students’ suits The newest models, colors and fabrics, and each suit has two pairs of trousers McFARLIN CLOTHING CO. 195 MAIN STREET EAST DARROW SCHOOL OF BUSINESS OUTSTANDING FEATURES' Individual Promotion Friendly Interest Complete Equipment Fret Employment Service Personal Attention Thorough Instruction Competent Instructors Highest Standards R ESL LT—Competent Graduates—Satisfied Employers -T- CLINTON AVE., NORTH Stone 1974 ROCHESTER, N. Y. EASTMAN SCHOOL OF MUSIC of the University of Rochester HOWARD HANSON’, Dim Mr Courses Leading to Degree Bachelor of Music Courses Leading to Eastman School Certificate Preparatory and Special Courses Complete Education tn all for Information Address Secretary Manager Branches of Music Eastman School of MusiRochester, N. Y. VAN HORN'S DICTIONARY OF M KAN IN( I LESS WORDS Algebra 1. In memoriam of our A.B.C. Mocks of infant «lays. 2. Sit boarding Iihiim- I frill. Iinxll. . I rnhition Dwax' |M. culiar to Freshmen. Ammbly Ball Room of tbv Tower of BaM. Athletic 1. A splendid opportunity to r« t hark” at one’s ileaiest enemy au J Ik praised for it 2. LckuI uvsault and battery. Athletic (iloni Tin -near coating on the Bitter pill of long, hard grinding and living up to training ami eligi bility ml -. Bother Our levsons. { a in. V circumscribed area addicted to storms. Coge. 1. What the monkeys inhabit during the luneh period and after school. 2. School rooms. Candy 1. A peacemaker. Handy in emergency. 2. What the Supply Store says it m4U. ('ard$ Uause of weeping and wailing and gnashing of teeth. ALL THE PHOTOS in this Book Were Made by Nelson Studio 117 Clinton Avc. South MAIN 7854 When You Need Sporting Goods You will find at the two Scranton) Stores complete lines of the best equipment for every recreation ftcrantom’0 Rochester Stationery Co. icS MILL STREET Office Furniture and Equipment Desks, Filing Equipment Chairs % Tables % Bookcases Costumers, Card Fables Fold ng Chairs Visit Our New Furniture Display Room ... , 1 DICTIONARY (Continued) Clarion Unreliable source of information. Classics Refilled torture. Chemistry A «•oinplexwl, comi Minded and confounded mixture of letter- ami numerals. Company We two (2). (’mini More than we two. Date Reason for moat unprepared Icamiii . Diploma Declarat ion of liide|M'iideiiei . ftixeaxes I. (Aneient) Over-work almost extinct. 2 (Modem) Water on the knee: women on llu brain ipiite serious in Ka t High School. ’ 1 unitio The severe inflietion of an affliction. Eh . a tor 1. C’uUsf of much lost effort on till part of the Kroah who limit for them 2. («really needed for seniora and other cripples. English A rapidly expiring assemblage of eloquent words. Examination 1. Unadulterated Hades. 2. See Hot Day in Jura . Fiction Excuse- for tardiness and iihvneev 140 GRADUATION, and then- FOR SOME—The Halls of Higher Education' FOR OTHERS—The Marts of Trade FOR A L L—The Responsibility of Good Citizenship — -o— Resources Over $17,000,000 Depositors gj,} 76 =n ----- Rochester Savings Bank ORGANIZED .831 141 GIFTS FOR THE GRADUATES and VACATION LUGGAGE H.inil Bans to match your costumes - $2.95 Up Hat Bovcs 53.85 I'p O'nite Cases $5.00 Up Traveling Bags $3.65 Up Special attention given to Students and Graduates Your Inspection Invited ZELTER’S SI NECA HOI I I ARCADI STONE 1011 WARREN S. PARKS Agency Manager THE EQUITABLE LIFE Granite Building Rochester THE NEW PEERLESS 6-80 SEDAN At rhe amazing low price of SI595.00 F. O. B. CLEVELAND C. A. MERKEL, Inc. 62 SCIO STREET Peerless has always been a flood car Education is the Handmaid oj True Religion' THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Cor. V Fit hugh at Church Street WELCOMES STUDENTS “If you are looking for quality high. It’s Unicy Marshmallows you must buy Compliments of ROBLIN DEMERATH CO. 141 Through School and Afterwards the influence of a good newspaper is to be compared with that of a good friend I Rochester Times-Union “cA Cjreat Newspaper ' 45 Stationery Greeting Cards KODAK FINISHING of REAL QUALITY 24 Hour Service HENRY SCHOUTON CO. J43 HAST MAIN ST. Compliments of A FRIEND ONE OF THF. GREAT CLOTHING STORES OF AMERICA As Popular With Boys as with Men and for the same reason: GOOD VALUES Constantly GROWING BETTER National Clothing Co. MAIN STREET AT STONE INSURANCE We represent the following Companies: The Fidelity and Casualty Company, of New York, Niagara Fire Insurance Company, New York, American Cen- tral Insurance Company, St. Louis, Insurance Co. of No. America (Marine Dept.) Phi la. FIRE, AUTOMOBILE LIABILITY, BONDS Fitab tsM IS7 5 GEORGE c. r.uGC'.i.MiiciM, Central Manager M. E. WOLLF CO. IO3-IIO POWERS BUILDING TIL!IHIOKL MAIN I)!! LOUIS FMALER TtLEMIONC WALTLK L. PHALBR MONK 4IL8 LOUIS PHALER SON BARBER SHOP rioirr mcn in aTTLNDaSY if StATr Street (up one flight) Rochester, N. V Hearts Maiu t A Sprtulli SHOE SHINING MANICURING Rochester, N.Y. 44 BASTIAN BROS. CO. Official Jewelers to JUNE 1916 CLASS Everyone pleased with design, quality workmanship and Service When in need of Class, Club and Society Emblems, Engraved Com- mencement and Wedding Invita- tions, Phonf. Glenwood 3380. • • • • M5 Rochester, New York TAILORED AT EAS I HOW FARK The Styles Favored By Young Men For Summer, i 9x6 THOSE young men who discriminare in the matter of clothes who want the latest and smartest first will find the Union’s selec- tion as tailored in the college shops at Fashion Park entirely to their liking. These suits have achieved a smartness, distinction and individuality young men everywhere recognize. A splendid showing now in the colors, patterns and styles Fashion favors for this summer. I 5- AND T D MORE UXIOX CLOTIIIXO CO. 115-117 EAST MAIN Between South and Water When Choosing A Career Consider The Dental Profession ya Ritter Dental Manufacturing Company, Inc. Exclusive Manufacturers of Professional Eujuipmeut ROCHESTER. N. Y. 146 '47 ASBURY THE STUDENTS' CHURCH Corner East Avenue and Anson Place “I Ur u ant you—yot 'll uar t u. ' ’ Church School - - - - 10:00 p. m. Live Classes for Live Young People Morning Worship - - - n ooa.in. Young People’s Community Social Hour - - - - 5:15 p. m. Good Fellowship For All Young People's Devotional Meeting..............6:15 p. in. Evening Worship - - - - 7:30 p. m. RALPH S. CUSHMAN, DD . Minister Asbury Community House 7 Anson Pi.acb OftN t9 StuJmtt and .‘fair Fr mds at .til bears |)I( 'TIONARY {( outtuned) Insignificant 1. Everything else. 4. Person who walk across the lawn. Jazz 1 An heterogeneous conglomeration of iiuude- soript noise . 4. Music successfully disguised. Joke I. Page six « f Clarion. 4. What the speakers see when they address an assembly. June I. What is so rare a a «lay in......? 4. When hot days come. 3. Out and over. Junior Persons lower than we angels.' Junk Exam paper . Kindergarten The annexes. Kiss Prevalent habit. See mug. neck. iiet. etc. Latin Dead language ! (nmnlcred). Alas not buried! I .ami Runway fur public-spirited slurp. hninen Severe epidemic contracted in Sophomore year. .ore Sticky stuff. Lurk Getting by with a Irut. DICTIONARY (Continued) (I iris I. M tin tuple uf masculine • tinrerstlion. i. Like tooth-brush—every fellow wants one uf bi 11 11. 3. Foundation fur the skillful applieation of cosmetics. Green 1. Why frush don't burn. 2. The mail w ith the........gloves. Gum 1. Exchange medium for germs. 4. The teacher's despnir. Hang Where we let our studies go to. He Main topic of feminine conversation. Help 1. Audible exclamation during 'in exam. i. Trot. High School I. Emir walls and naif rtilll.miing a vacuum. 4 Match factory. Hnttrntn! Horse laugh. The most ini|M rtuiit letter in the ulphaliet If Great excuse. Widely used. Ink Thing-, that exist nothing are usually worth it Inquirit ion Extremity of torture Sec examination or fourth |Hri d. BRICK CHURCH North Fitzhugh Street AT THE Corner of Allen 1 8 FOR GRADUATION You Want A Field’s Suit Because FIELDS SUITS carry the latest young fellow’s snap and style. Guaranteed all wind fabrics. Quality unequalled at much more money. Priced to warrant a great volumet urnover—Remember YOUR UNRESTRICTED CHOICE Twenty-Tuo Fifty. Inc 83 MAIN STREET EAST TERRY H. KAKKK. Mftr. THE SENIOR—$22.50 Stromber -Carlson DUAL CONTROL TOTALLY SHIELDED SIX TUBES— Three stages of neutralized, tuncJ radio frequency amplification, de- tector stage and two stages of audio frequency amplilication. No. 6 J Receiver less accessories S210.00 STROM BERG -CAR LSON TELEPHONE MANUFACTURING CO. 1060 University Avenue The Men’s Store f I ‘HE entire Clinton Avenue side of Second Floor has been trans- formed into a Store for Men-Mcn's Clothing, Hatsand Shoes are located here in a spacious, handsomely ap- pointed section and stocks have been carefully selected to assure the utmost in quality. As in the past wc shall continue to feature reason- ableness in price. —4-- Sibley, Lindsay tk Curr Company '4S HART'S Self-Serving Grocery J Stores Rochester's Greatest Retail Grocers Automatic Refrigeration With Your Own ice Box TET US install Scrv-cl Refrigera- -1— 1 rion in your own ice box. Scrv- cl cooling tank can be installed in the ice compartment with mechan- ism in basement or other convenient place and it will keep your ice box colder than is possible with ice. Scrv-cl will make plenty of pure ice cubes for table use. See this wonderful machine in operation at our store. Rochester Gas and Electric Corporation Main ,960 Feel Well? Maybe it’s Your Eyes ONSULT your Family Physician a k him iu V- rctonmicnJ an Oculist 'Physician Eye Specialist) flien you take no chances because a Doctor of Med- icine IS best qualified bv his many years of studs to examine and recognize diseases of the eye A. E. WHELPLEY Prescription Optician 6 Seneca Arcade Phone Main 2054 ARCHIE L1PSKY Wholesale and Retail LIVE and DRESSED POULTRY VEAL and EGGS 6c FRONT ST. Main 6969 ROCHESTER. N Y • OVK Ol III! UADIS . AC. ESC IPS Of THE COUNTRY” PAGE SHAW, Inc Established 1851 Egbert F. Ashley Co. Candy and lee Cream General Insurance of Excellence l MON TRUST BUILDING 1 Formerly Insurance Building 46 EAST AVENUE TelU'iioni Main 444 Main Street West Rochester. N. Y. 50 The Most Complete Book Manufacturing Plant in Western New York BUNCE-KINDER COMPANY Book Manufacturer for the Trade Case Making, Stamping, Edge Gilding, Leather Cases, Individual Bindings, Hand Tooling, Etc. 149-151 Seymour Street Buffalo, N. Y. Dl( T ION ARY {Continued) Imh'Ii Room Kpicurean club rooms. Magic Caecuttit Windows in eighth period study hall. Memory 1. An unknown quantity in class, i. Whut we can dc| cnd OU to fail us. M utility Business Chief occupation in study hulls. Mustache Seven come eleven See Riiuna it ale. Sop An elective in the curriculum. AW CM Old one refrescoed. X tithing 1. Whnl they talk about wlien it isn’t lie or she. 2. What we apfwrently do know. Xut Max Snider. Omit Operation Sophs would like to make on Cawar. Offic 'Hie end of the |Mth that knows no turning. Orders Something to l« disregarded. Buh 1. Someone who know more of your business than you do. 2. J and J. Paradise 1. Knd of Senior year. •i. Bones. DICTIONARY {Continued) Pointer Buff Shine remover. Indispeusiilile. Pump 1 Worn with leaky galixdit 2. Something needed instead «4 fountains Quit Sts guillotine. Record The little white card. Rouge Canned blushes. Roughneck 1. One who overdoes it. 2. The man who wears a sandpaper collar. Seniors The long Miilferrrs. Share nimtily for most fellows; hut a luxury for Bartlett. Sophomore The little boy who resemMc .1 lump- not very bright, smokes a little (it times, and goes out at night. Sunday The nieo meal lictweeti the stale sandwich of this week and next. Tardy See track team. Teacher 1. Neceiwary evil. 2. Synonymous with Irouhle Thanknjii intj Knd of m h«ol year. J5J When Better Automobiles are Built, Buick will Build Them- IH OTP ! CARS C. L. Whiting, Inc STONE 714 342 EAST AVENUE Rochester. New York RAPP’S, Inc. Cleaners and Dyers Plant Store 398 South Ave. 58 Clinton Avf. N. STONE 3900 Leaders in nigh Grade Bicycler M I N E R S CHILDRENS VEHICLES REPAIRS v SUPPLIES 184-186 So. Clinton Ave. Steefel - Connor CLOTHES For Students and for Young Men ! represent the last word in style, and the first word in quality. Every model that is to be desired this season and always At Less Than Prevailing Prices 72 to 80 ST. PAUL STREET When in need of Drawing Instrlmlnis Drawing Boards Si no kuo Punch Erasiks. hi. China Paint Call at 11. II. SULLIVAN, Inc. 67 South Ave. Ezra J. Boiler General Insurance 834-836 GRANITE BUILDING Rochester, N. V. '52- Culver Engraving Co., Inc HALF-TONES and ZINC ETCHINGS Illustrations For All Purposes DEMOCRAT CHRONICLE BUILDING 59-61 EAST MAIN STREET 53 The Du Bois Press Printed this i.nmoN of ORIENT Printed the i 92.3 “Lucky Bag”, the Annual of' the United States Naval Academy,which was awarded theCup offered by the Art Crafts Review for the Best College Annual of the year; Does Commercial Printing as well as Fine Books; makes Catalogues, Folders, Broadsides, Circulars and all kinds of Direct Advertising, from preparation of the copy to delivery of the THE DU BOIS PRESS 8i ST. PAUL STREET ROCHESTER, N. Y. BUILDERS OF FINE BOOKS AND DIRECT MAIL ADVERTISING finished printing. 55 zAuto raphs 156 i58
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