East High School - Orient Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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' Ay i i i i i 5 ORIENT 19 2 7 PUBLISHED BY THE NINETEEN-TWENTY-SEVEN CLASSES EAST HIGH SCHOOL Rochester, New York I l l l l l l I i l l i j ' k vR a ' ?v.vvk ' vv ' x v),vvav r cv v fk ! Ljjy xvyKv v ' c V) c §rjh.e QPIEKlTg -i cessssssss: r 1 . i l 1 ; i r i Wfivv. ' 5 I I l I CONTENTS FACULTY CLASS OF JANUARY i 9 i 7 CLASS OF JUNE 1927 OFFICERS OF JANUARY i 9 i8 AND JUNE i 9 z8 ACTIVITIES PUBLICATIONS DRAMA MUSIC ATHLETICS FEATURES ADVERTISEMENTS ■ i.W c SOAe OBIENTgV) (SSSSSX.Vy ' CVS-V.VsS g Decker Partridge Betz Harris Fowle Smith Clark Potter Carpenter Merrell Davey Schwendler English Eisenberg Wilcox Williams Kelly Gibbons Department Heads William Betz Vice-Principal Earl A. Partridge rvVW ! l t i i 8 V-.V-V. ' - ' l ORIENT g j ' J i 7 ; s 5 S 1 ; 5 r J Faculty Albert H. Wilcox .. Principal Earl A. Partridge . Assistant to the Principal Judson Decker . Principal of Goodman Street Annex Ivan K. Potter . Principal of the University Avenue Annex Lucy Eisenberg . Girls ' Advisor John L. Merrell . Boys ' Advisor Martha Hickok . . Secretary Alma McMath . Supervisor of GiidsfftStudy Halls George J. Moyer. Supervisor of Bo j Study Halls Mrs. Myra Wood. -feu- • Typist ENGLISH Ernest R. Clark , Wjt Ann Bassett Effie H. Esson Maud K. Murphy Delmar E. Batcheller Mrs. Mary N. Goodwin ' Erie S. Remington Arline L. Bradshaw Marion M. Greenwood Ellis S. Smith Mrs. Mary L. Brockway Edna M. Haggith Mrs. Edith Stone George S. Carhart Albert Hegnauer Arnold B. Swift Catherine Combs Margaret Jay Katherine Van Alstyne Harold B. Cowles Elizabeth LeMay Claude Westburg Dorothy Dennis Mrs. Elizabeth McGlachlin Allen Whitaker v Mrs. Clara Abbott Duncan Gordon Zeeveld G ANCIENT LANGUAGES Dr. Mason D. Gray F. Niles Bacon Irene E. Hess Sara Sedita Mrs. J. Guinan Eppinger Alice Kreag Lillian J. Stoneburg Bernice H. Ginsburgh Warren B. Rodney Mrs. Florence Toolan Eaton Hammond Sara Schwendler Helene G. VanNess MODERN LANGUAGES M. Blanche Kelly Martha Betz M. Antoinette Karp Harriet C. Mink Dominic De Francesco Katherine Keiper Elsie G. Neun Mrs. Jane Dunham Angelino H. Legrasso Vera Peacock Edna B. Haugh Magdalene Mazurier Ida H. Pierce MATHEMATICS William Betz Grant W. Cleland Agnes G. Keough Paul J. Smith Lillian L. Crafts Clara M. Mangan H. Carlisle Taylor Louis W. Hagen J. Howard Miller Mrs. Hannah S. Welton Mrs. Elizabeth L. Hall J. Genevieve O ' Connell Paul Welton J. Margaret Hopeman Helen F. Westcott SOCIAL SCIENCE Alice N. Gibbons R. Holmes Bloomer Samuel H. Everett Mason C. Gaffney Eugenie A. Cameron Charlotte A. Faber Samuel H. Porter John W. Clark Harlod B. Fagan Lois Turner Cutler J. Coulson William C. Wolgast COMMERCIAL Roy E. Davey Bessie L. Ames Anne N. Davidson H. O. Porter Nellie M. Bowles William R. Foster Richard Learn Joseph L. Briggs Mrs. Mary F. Hill Marion Rossiter Mrs. Martha S. Cook Lillian M. Lorscheider George H. Studley Mrs. F. H. Corutney George H. Mclnerney Harold M. Warner Mrs. Laura C. O’Ray | r V VV VV� .V i s j ! I l a i i i v rw KW rvvlrvvkvx ' xw k 9 GV vSiSS i K cSQfJAe ORIENTg 3 cTVvV V v.w.v.w ; John A. Baird Hilda Farrar Katherine E. Barry Clara B. Crittenden John L. Merrell Ralph Cogswell Howard W. Jennings Joseph A. Kaiser Reba W. Conway Katherine F. Hogan Fa culty—Continued PHYSICS Everett Charles Harris Irving S. Fitch CHEMISTRY Mrs. J. Hanna English Helena Russell BIOLOGY Grace L. Williams Edna L. Parker I. J. Quinlaven GEOGRAPHY E. P. Schermerhorn Mae E. Warner MANUAL TRAINING Judson Decker James A. Kipp William H. Maxion Lewis W. Miller MUSIC Howard N. Hinga Karl Van Hoesen Ben Weaver Henry K. Keefe Burr F. Williams Mrs. E. S. Sanford Henry E. Wondergem Ethel M. West Mrs. Freda N. Spalding Spencer W. Tiffany Elston W. Yaeger Louise Woodruff DRAWING Fletcher H. Carpenter Florence M. Cramer DRAMATICS Grace Brown KatherineJ. Burns James H. Fowle Robert B. McKay PHYSICAL TRAINING Mrs. Grace Dowdle Nurse DOMESTIC SCIENCE Ruth M. Lush LIBRARIAN Irene D. Winans Lillian J. Wangman Effie Wetherell —■————i. 10 V ' 3 cXQ QAe OR 1ENT C wx $ ; i J Benz Sundstrom Albrech DeVov Officers of January 1927 SENIOR YEAR George Sundstrom. President Stanley DeVoy . Vice-President Constance Albrech. Secretary William Benz. Treasurer EXECUTIVE COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES Mitchell Rappaport ' i Constance Albrech . Publications Arthur Reed J Gordon Allen. Music and Literary William Benz. Athletics JUNIOR YEAR Robert Young . President Mary Sutherland . Vice-President Ada Vick. Secretary Richard Burns. Treasurer EXECUTIVE COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES Mitchell Rappaport. Publications Anthony Lang. Music and Literary Frank Smith. Athletics $ j ! l l ' s 12 c £) 7Ae QRIENTGV? s y George J. Moyer Mrs. J. G. Eppinger G. W. Cleland Faculty Advisors When Grant W. Cleland and Mrs. J. Guinan Eppinger were appointed advisors for the Class of January, 19x7, the selection was considered by the entire class to be a most fortunate and happy one. Both were very friendly and des irous of promoting class activities in the most advantageous manner possible; both considered every member of the class a friend. The loss of Mr. Cleland through a most unfortunate accident in 1915 was partially nullified with the appointment of George J. Moyer to be his successor. Mr. Moyer had the unusual advantage of having known most of the boys since their entrance into East High School through study hall contact. This acquaintance with the boys Mr. Moyer has fostered tenderly throughout his advisorship and is now the friend of all those who were privileged in having met him. Girl class advisors in East High School have been consistently good, and so it must be an exceptionally good advisor who can stand out. Mrs. Eppinger has been just such a rare counsellor. Always at the service of the class, Mrs. Eppinger has been tire¬ less in her interest and activity. In the short time that Mr. Cleland was with the class as advisor he succeeded in fixing himself firmly with the boys both through his friendly manner and gracious service. It was with great joy indeed that the class learned of Mr. Cleland’s return to teaching after his accident. i j I I j I I $ 13 LA fc lj glS5SS5 p ' OCKtf ORIENTC k v. iiiviv avv - ! ; i : i ; Prelude M.y thoughts once ascended the hilltop of Reminiscence. A new horigon strangely bedimmed in a mist of the past. Whispered to me a song, proffering ivith mocking deviltry, A portrait of memory, long since forgotten, yet tinged With an azure of delight. Jerry G. Mangione. M A V W s I s ■ l i 14 c Q 7AgOBIENT a ? KS5SS 3. ’ iV ' tA y, M. Sanford Abbey 1685 Highland Avenue Here ' s a boy who s bound to climb, , For he ' s working all the time. School Pin Committee (4); Cast, Senior Play (4); Agora (z, 3, 4); Boule (3, 4); Home Room Soccer (2.); Bank Clerk (4); Interclass Soccer (3); Interclass Track (3). No. 11 School Michigan State Constance Albrech 34 Iroquois Street None knew thee but to love thee. Nor named thee but to praise. Class Secretary (4); Executive Council (4); Orient Board (4); Exchange Editor, Clarion (3, 4); Clarion Pin (3); Clarion Extra Work Certificate (4); Agora (2., 3, 4); Boule (z, 3); Secretary, Agora (2.); Press Club (4); Waitress June ’z6 Banquet (4); Interclass Basketball (z, 3); Numerals (3); Interclass Track Meet (2., 3); Senior Section Editor Orient (4). No. 11 School Mount Holyoke ' V Gordon Whiteman Allen 12.4 Harvard Street “gordy” A tnan of the world amongst men of letters A man of letters amongst men of the world. Executive Council (4); Cast, Senior Play (4); Chairman, School Pin Committee (4); Assistant Editor, Orient (4); Junior Philharmonic Orchestra (1, z, 3); Inter-High Band (3, 4); Inter-High Orchestra (3,4); Band (1, z, 3); Orchestra (1, z, 3); President, Student ' s Association (4). No. 11 School University of Rochester David Moser Allyn 67 Park Avenue dave You come late, yet you come. Glee Club (1, z, 3); Clarion Agent (z); Silver Clarion Pin (z); Agora (z, 3, 4); Business Board, Orient (4). No. 15 School University of Rochester Fannie Altman 746 Norton Street Happy am I, from care Fm free. Why aren’t they all contented like me! Underwood Award (3). W. J. H. S. New York University Joseph Amroczeck 17 Merrimac Street “joe” Rant no more of Heaven! Give me but a fishing rod! Wearer of Numerals; Inter-Class Baseball (4); Inter-Class Soccer (4); Home Room Baseball (4); Home Room Soccer (3). W. J. H. S. Undecided 15 cy rjAe ORIENT6 o CKVC X NNX. ax.wvai Alice Anderson alice” I ' d rather be seen than heard. Usher, Senior Farce (4). No. 13 School 35 Vick Park A Undecided Mildred Barthoff MILLY 2.49 Breck Street ft ' Certainly a woman s thought runs before her actions. Cast, Once in a Blue Moon (V); Interclass Track Meet (2., 3). No. 31 School Eastman School of Music Elizabeth O. Baumann 63 Bellwood Place 19 SPARKY Deep brown eyes running over with glee , Bonnie brown eyes are the eyes for me. Glee Club (4). No. 15 School Eugene H. BeHage Undecided 96 University Avenue gene It is a great plague to be too handsome a man. Cast, Senior Farce (4); Cast, Senior Play (4); Home Room Baseball (1). No. 14 School University of Rochester Milton Benz 144 Norton Street C milt” True merit will shine Through the harsh cadence of a rugged line. Home Room Soccer (3, 4); Inter-Class Soccer (3); Fencing Club (3, 4); Agora (3). No. 8 School University of Rochester William Benz Point Pleasant An abler, better financier Has never walked this earth. Class Treasurer (4); Sports Committee, Executive Council (3, 4); Inter-Class Basketball (2., 3, 4); Inter-Class Soccer (3); Soccer Team (3, 4); Wrestling Team (3, 4); Sophomore Soccer; Reserve Baseball (3, 4); Wearer of E; Wearer of Re¬ serve E; Wearer of Numerals; Secretary, Students Associa¬ tion (4). W. J. H. S. University of Michigan 1G cStyOAe QPIENTg o qv s xANXANKAg g $ i J Ben L. Bernstein 17 Morris Street BOB I’m a rolling stone Blowing my own Saxophone Band (1, z, 3, 4); Orchestra (1, z, 3); Inter-High Band (l 2-. 3) ' W. J. H. S. Mechanics Institute Robert H. Bliss 51 Anderson Avenue BOB Men of few words are the best men. No. 31 School Undecided E. Lucille Blossom 149 Greeley Street “teddy” She must LIVE or she will die. Syracuse Central High School Mechanics Institute Angeline Rita Brindisi 403 North Street ANGY Now, mild may be thy life! Quiet and gentle thy conditions. Mt. Carmel School Brockport Normal School James H. Brower Z74 Rosedale Street “jimmy” What care I how fair she be If she careth not for me! Home Room Baseball (1); Home Room Soccer (1); Reserve Soccer (z); Soccer (3, 4); Cast, Senior Farce (4); Wearer of E; Wearer of Reserve E. No. 33 School University of Pennsylvania Henry J. Bulmahn HANK Oh, what great thoughts that itnpassive countenance hides. fv V VV V W� VWWiV 80 Merwin Avenue Webster High School Northwestern University 7 j l i l ' i 17 NXNS3fKvx ' y Vv ? c D 7Ac ORIENTg D ux s vv v vv cy; Dorothy Cady 60 Copeland Street Of She will sing the savageness out of a bear ' . Girls’ Quartet (4); Cast, Once in a Blue Moon (Y); Head Usher, Senior Play (4); Glee Club (x, 3, 4); Baseball (3); Inter-Class Track Meet (3, 4); Underwood Award (4). No. 11 School Eastman School of Music Alfred Callin 2.59 South Goodman Street No. 11 School Maurice Cameros Modesty is but a candle to merit. om Socc University of Illinois Swimming (3); Wearer of E; Home Room Soccer (x); Home Room Basketball (x). 31 Merrimac Street MORRIE To try thy eloquence, now ’tis time. Inter-Class Basketball (x, 3, 4); Home Room Basketball (3, 4); Home Room Baseball (3); Home Room Soccer (3); Sophomore Basketball; Wearer of Numerals. W. J. H. S. Cornell Goldie Carson X70 Berlin Street “gweny” So quiet and so sweet a style. Clarion Staff (4). W. J. H. S. City Normal School Robert S. Chamberlin 496 Melville Street iV BOB Life is a serious matter with me but nobody seems to realize it. Inter-Class Soccer (3); Inter-Class Baseball (1); Inter-Class Track (x, 3, 4); Cast, Senior Play (4); Fencing Club (3); Home Room Soccer (3); Wearer of Numerals; Band (i, x, 3, 4); Inter-High Band (x, 3, 4); Annex Manager, Clarion (x); Freshman Soccer. No. 11 School University of Michigan Dorothy Barlow Champney L30 Hazelwood Terrace “dot” Her sunny locks hang on her temples like a golden fleece. Waitress June ’x6 Banquet (4); Usher, Senior Farce (4); Treas¬ urer, Agora (4); Agora (x, 3, 4); Boule (4). No. 11 School University of Rochester s ! j 1 1 - 18 c D 7AcORIENT To V� vV V I i i l I l l l ? ; ’i 5 ; 1 l l i J Vito W. Cimino 31 Lake Avenue “buster” The big noise in the orchestra. « Cast, Senior Play (4); Band (3, 4); Orchestra (3, 4); Inter- High Band (3, 4); Inter-High Orchestra (3, 4); Assistant Business Manager, Senior Play (4). No. 14 School Worsham School of Embalming Emily Alling Clements em 112.0 Park Avenue Every Jill has her Jack. Cast, Senior Play (4); Track Meet (1). No. 13 School Mechanics Institute Belle Cohen 36 Thomas Street “twinie” In truth , sir, and she is pretty and honest and gentle. Remington Reward (2.); Underwood Reward (2.). W. J. H. S. Undecided Ira Cohen 472. Oxford Street . IRA Pretty, please play the piano. Kodak High School Eastman School of Music Jean A. Cohen No. 10 School JEAN When Joy and Duty clash- Let Duty go to smash. 4 Berkshire Stre e Undecided Marion S. Cohen MARION A V VV 2.5 Catherine Street There is probably no hell j or authors in the next world. They suffer so much from critics in this. Inter-Class Basketball (z, 3, 4); Numerals (4); Exchange Editor, Clarion (4); Clarion Gold Pin (4); Track Meet (z, 3). W. J. H. S. University of Rochester s l l l 19 cSdtTAe ORIENTgy cssssss xtssxa i Elmer L. Conrad 52.8 Monroe Avenue ' t “alex” Life is a jest, and all things show it. I thought so once , but now I know it. Home Room Basketball (3); Home Room Baseball (4); Home Room Soccer (3, 4); Inter-Class Soccer (3); Wearer of Numerals. No. 15 School Ruth Coxford Syracuse University 2.40 Rosewood Terrace For if she will, she will; You may defend on it. Chairman, Candy Sale Committee (3, 4); Boule (3); Agora (z, 3, 4); Inter-Class Track Meet (1). No. 11 School Muskingum College Louise Beatrice D’Amanda 16 Davis Street Silence is one great art of conversation. W. J. H. S. Brockport Normal Adolph F. Dege IZ3 Rutgers Street ADOLPH A hearty laugh that sends dull care Scurrying to the four corners of the earth. No. Z3 School Undecided F. Stanley De Voy 155 Rosewood Terrace STAN I like to laugh and not to cry I like to study - —Huh? Not I. Class Vice-President (4); Chairman, Social Committee (3, 4); Cast, Senior Play (4); Bank Clerk (z, 3, 4); Band (z, 3); Home Room Soccer (z, 3, 4); Home Room Basketball (z, 3, 4); Cheer Leader (4). No. 11 School University of Rochester Howard C. DeWolf 19 Tracy Street | O A grown-up man, hut not above boyish pranks. Agora (z, 3, 4); Boule (z, 3). No. Z3 School University of Rochester ! $ r I j I i ] i XVVX V VT, yrL W-sSg 20 oOrZAe QPIENTGXq csssss NN ' t.VvVANg Helen Ruth Dixon 76 Ferndale Crescent A lovely gir l is above all rank. Bank Clerk (z, 3, 4); Inter-Class Track Meet (4). No. 33 School Highland Hospital Jane M. Dunikowski 30 Reed Park JANIE Of sunny disposition and amiable nature. Underwood Reward (3). St. Stanislaus School Walter J. Ebbecke Darrow School of Business 48 Rialto Street WALT Just think to what great heights this man can reach. Undecided Helen Emrick 63 Brunswick Street Frolic, forward glee was there The will to do, the soul to dare. Class President (1); Inter-Class Basketball (1, 2.); Wearer of Numerals; Glee Club (1). No. 13 School Boston University Annette M. Fain 9 Riverbank Place “red” And mirth is in her face — 0 , I am stabb ' d with laughter! Remington Award (2.); Basketball (3). W. J. H. S. Undecided Jack Farber 1117 Park Avenue JACK All great men are dying; I feel sick myself. Home Room Soccer (1, 2.); Home Room Basketball ( z, 3, 4); Home Room Baseball (4); Clarion Agent (3); Assistant Manager, Basketball Team (4); Wearer of E; Assistant Man¬ ager, Senior Farce (4); Wearer of Numerals; Business Board, Orient (4). No. 2.3 School Wharton School of Finance $ i ! j ! t i i i 21 cy QAe QF?IENT6V VTk xr V ; I l i i ! Martha Farkas 76 Harris Street martha I have no other but a woman s reason: I think him so, because 1 think him so. Glee Club (3, 4); Production Manager, Dramatic Club (4); Underwood Award (x). No. 8 School City Normal School Ralph W. Ficker 963 South Goodman Street RALPH Amp ire was good, too. Electrician, Senior Farce (4); Electrician, Senior Play (4). No. 15 School Chicago Technical College Doris L. Fielding hi Rutgers Street “dorie” What careth she for hearts when once possessed? Cast, Senior Play (4); Glee Club Ql, 3, 4); Treasurer, Glee Club (4); Girl’s Quartet (3, 4). No. 13 School Eastman School of Music Edward William Fisher 334 Grand Avenue Though I am not splenitive and rash. Yet have I something in me dangerous. No. 33 School University of Rochester Fred Forster 33 Aberdeen Street “fred” What is mind! No matter. What is matteri Never mind. Inter-Class Basketball (x, 3). No. 8 School Mechanics Institute Florence R. Friedman 4 Rome Street “mavourneen” Thou art a merry lass and carest for nothing. Cast, Play (x). No. 10 School Rochester Business Institute 22 c QVAe QRIENTGX? CSSSSgi v v. w w ; 1 i i i i I ! i y J Helen Frances Garson 56 Milburn Street wee wee’’ A little, tiny, witty, charming, darling she. Glee Club (4). West High School City Normal School Helen E. Gawerski 434 Carter Street HELEN Haply thy life is best If quiet life is best. St. Stanislaus School City Normal School Gilbert Gorton 199 Gibbs Street red As idle as a painted ship upon a painted ocean. No. 18 School Chicago Technical College Ethel Irene Graham 164 Parsells Avenue BO What, you look merrily! No. 33 School City Normal School Robert C. Hall 459 Grand Avenue BOB I wasn ' t born for courts or great affairs, I pay my debts, believe, and say my prayers. Asheville, North Carolina Undecided Randolph E. Haller A leader in everything he tries and many things he tries. Home Room Basketba ll (i, x); Home Room Soccer (i, 2.); Inter-Class Basketball (1, x); Inter-Class Soccer (1, x); Captain, Reserve Soccer (4); Wearer of Reserve E; Wearer of Numerals; Sophomore Soccer. A V VVi Vl WJ V 100 Scio Street No. 14 School University of Michigan I l l l $ 23 csQfTAe ORIENTgy a x c w; ; $ r $ ; ; ; I ( ; ; i r ' l s a V VV� V WWV Helene Julia Hauer 35 Harrison Street “lene” A face with gladness overspread. Glee Club (1, z); Chairman, Social Committee (z); Staff, Ann X Ray (3); Usher, Senior Farce (4); Waitress, June ’z6 Banquet (4); Usher, Senior Play (4). No. 10 School Mechanics Institute Marion L. Hayes 67 Alliance Avenue “marion” Only so much do 1 know as I have lived. Waitress, June ’z6 Banquet (4). No. Z3 School Sullins Arthur L. Heath zoi Weaver Street W. J. H. S. ART Every Jack has his Jill. Aviation School, Kansas City, Missouri Charlotte Henn zi Strong Street “chickie” Debate is masculine; conversation is feminine. Staff, Ann X Ray (z); Waitress, June ’z6 Banquet (4); Clarion Agent (4). W. J. H. S. Undecided Bertram Hershberg z Audubon Street BERT Advertising: A boon to business; Advertising Agents: A curse to business men. Editorial Staff, Clarion (1); Business Board, Clarion (z); Advertising Manager, Clarion (z); Clarion Pin (z); Assistant Business Manager Clarion (3); Business Manager, Clarion (3); Jeweled Clarion Pin (3); Advertising Manager, Senior Farce (4); Clarion Certificate (3). No. Z3 School Wharton School of Finance Kenneth Frank Hetzler Z5Z Navarre Road hetz The man who blushes is not quite a brute. Reserve Baseball (4); Wearer of Reserve E; Cast, Senior Play ( 4 ). Syracuse North High School Undecided i A 1 sTt 24 c 0 7AgOR� ENTg 3 CKVC Z CV XT CW ; 1 ; r ' J Meyer Hollander 39 Oakman Street MIKE A refulgent star that shines steadfast. , Home Room Basketball (2.); Home Room Soccer (3); Inter- Class Baseball (3); Glee Club (2., 3, 4); Inter-Class Cross Country (z); Wrestling (z, 3, 4); Wearer of E; Editorial Staff, Orient ; Inter-Class Swimming (z). W. J. H. S. Undecided Julia Antoinette Hondelink 417 Alexander Street “tony” Whence is thy learning? Hath thy toil O’er books consumed the midnight oil ? Glee Club (1); Agora (z, 3, 4); Boule (z, 4); Inter-Class Track Meet (4); Band (4); Guardian of the Flag (4). No. 14 School Hope College Beatrice Howard 3 Fairmount Street BEA Let fools the studious despise There’s nothing lost by being wise. No. 31 School University of Rochester Dorothy Hudson 159 Middlesex Road RED Hull care depart! To our sport, away! Class Basketball (z, 3, 4); Basketball (3, 4); Baseball (z, 3, 4); Class Baseball (4). No. z8 School Undecided Allen E. Hurwitz ALLEN Could I but find the way To get a coveted ‘ ’A’ ’! W. J. H. S. 117 Kelly Street Undecided l l l l s !! 25 N?fKyv;y NSS c SHhe ORIENT GfO a c s Ay, 3SSg Walter Jankowiak 82.0 Avenue D “yonkers” It is the silent , forceful men who are behind every successful enterprise. Reserve Baseball (4); Inter-Class Soccer (3); Home Room Baseball (3); Home Room Basketball (z); Home Room Soccer (z, 3, 4). St. Stanislaus School Undecided Harold W. Jess Irondequoit A big Tech Frishman from Irondequoit. Inter-Class Soccer (3); Home Room Basketball (3); Home Room Baseball (3, 4); Home Room Soccer (3). Irondequoit School No. 5 Hobart Ina S. Kaplan 8 Avenue A West “ina” She speaks for herself. Clarion Staff (3); Clarion Pin (3); Underwood Award (z). W. J. H. S. University of Rochester Mildred E. L. Kaucher 9 Carl Street FARINA What is the end of study? Let me know. Senior Play (4); Remington Award (z); Business Staff, Orient (4). New York University Harry Kaufman 18 Oregon Street “coffee” A radiant star on our musical horizon. Inter-Class Soccer (3); Inter-Class Track (z, 3); Rifle Club i (3, 4); Home Room Basketball (z, 3); Home Room Baseball (3); Home Room Soccer (3); Wearer of Numerals; Boys Quartette (3, 4); Mixed Quartette (4); Glee Club (3, 4). No. 10 School Cornell Stephanie Jeanne Kazmark 804 Hudson Avenue “effie Do well and right a 7 id let the world sink. Orchestra (z, 3); Inter-High Orchestra (1, z, 3); Junior Philharmonic (z); Usher, Senior Play (4). W. J. H. S. Eastman School of Music ! A ] l l l l i I l ' i $ 26 c rjhe QRIENTGv gs 3T v x: vi v ; ; 5 . r S 5 Shirley Keeler 2.06 Avenue B “shirley” To love her was a liberal education. Cast, Senior Play (4); Clarion Agent (4); Glee Club (3, 4). No. 8 School City Normal School Norton Louis Kerstein 82. Watkins Terrace bashful Bid me discourse, I will enchant thine ear. Advertising Manager, Senior Play (4). W. J. H. S. University of Rochester Charles Burt King 106 Edgeland Avenue chuck” The World knows nothing of its greatest men. No. 11 School University of Rochester Simon Canby Klass 88 Lowell Street “sigh (clops)” A little nonsense now and then Is relished by the wisest men. Inter-Class Basketball (3); Inter-Class Soccer (3); Inter-Class Track (2.); Home Room Basketball (2., 3); Home Room Baseball (2.); Home Room Soccer (2., 3); Editorial Staff, Orient (4); Wearer of Numerals. W. J. H. S. University of Rochester Austin Knebel 9 Martin Street Whate’er he did was done with so much ease; In him alone ’twas natural to please. Remington Award (2.); Inter-Class Soccer (3, 4); Home Room Soccer (z, 3, 4); Home Room Basketball (z, 3, 4); Home Room Baseball (3, 4); Wearer of Numerals. W. J. H. S. Undecided Harold J. Kolko 9 Grant Street DOC Cheerful at morn, he wakes from short repose Breathes the keen air, and carols as he goes. Inter-Class Basketball (2., 3); Inter-Class Baseball (2., 3); Inter-Class Soccer (2., 3); Home Room Basketball (2., 3); Home Room Baseball (2., 3); Home Room Soccer (2., 3); Glee Club ( z, 3, 4); Remington Award (2.); Editorial Staff, Clarion (4). W. J. H. S. Wharton School of Finance ' as it: $ 27 cs ' dVAe QRIENTgV vAvS K ' l ' SSS g ; ? l ( ! i r ' 5 Burdette Koop ioo Allendale Avenue “burdie’ Tragedy is not in my line l am content to be gay. Home Room Baseball (V); Annex Track Team (i); Rifle Club (2.). Olean High School University of Rochester Viola Krause 3 ol Avenue B “viola” What sweet delight a quiet life affords . 1 Agora (2., 3, 4); Usher, Senior Farce (4); Waitress, June ’2.6 Banquet. No. 8 School University of Rochester Blanche Kusse 11 St. Clair Street “doadie” The highest art is artlessness. No. 14 School Undecided Mildred Lazarus 543 Oxford Street “milly t We think a happy life consists in tranquility of mind. _ No. 2.3 School University of Rochester Verne H. Leonard 9 1 Kansas Street “verne” A rare mixture of impishness and gravity. Inter-Class Basketball (1); Inter-Class Baseball (1); Inter- Class Soccer (1); Home Room Basketball (1, 3); Home Room Soccer (1); Wearer of Numerals. No. zS School Mechanics Institute Morris K. Levenberg 774 Joseph Avenue KENNEL Oh where, oh where, has my shyness gone? Home Room Basketball (3, 4); Inter-Class Basketball (3, 4); Home Room Soccer (3, 4); Home Room Baseball (3, 4); Inter-Class Baseball (37. W. J. H. S. Undecided 28 c £ nhe. QRIENTgy? cssss A : XXiVWT ; i i i i i S i r J 36 Sullivan Street % Morris Levin “little one” A little whirlwind deos much more than a big bag of wind. Home Room Basketball (2); Home Room Baseball (2, 3); Home Room Soccer (2., 3); Inter-Class Baseball (2.); Inter- Class Basketball (l); Inter-Class Soccer (23); Sophomore Basketball; Reserve Basketball (3, 4); Wearer of Reserve E; Wearer of Numerals. W. J. H. S. Undecided Nathan Levin 62. Hinsdale Street “nate” One who has the ability to play basketball. Inter-Class Baseball (2, 3, 4); Inter-Class Soccer (2, 3, 4) Inter-Class Basketball (2, 3, 4); Home Room Baseball (2, 3,4) Home Room Soccer (2, 3,4); Home Room Basketball (2,3, 4), Wearer of Numerals; Reserve Basketball (3); Inter-Class Track (3); Sophomore Basketball; Wearer of E; Basketball ( 4 )- W. J. H. S. New York University Maurice M. Levy 16 Rhine Street I don ' t know why it is—every time I get up to speak, some fool talks. Band(2, 3,4);Orchestra , 3, 4); Inter-High Band (1,2, 3, 4); Inter-High Orchestra (3, 4); Junior Philharmonic (4); President, Orchestra (4); Home Room Baseball (4); Music Editor, Orient. Undecided Ruth B. Light 699 Main Street East “ruthie” j Large musing eyes, neither joyous nor sorry. Muskegore, Michigan, High School Undecided Merton John Linhos 737 Bay Street Kicking to advantage used. Inter-Class Soccer (1, 2); Reserve Soccer (3); Soccer (4); Reserve Baseball (3, 4); Wearer of E; Wearer of Reserve E; Wearer of Numerals; Sophomore Soccer (1); Freshman Soccer. No. 11 School Undecided Shirley Lipshutz 257 Kislingbury Street To a young heart everything is fun. Underwood Award (2); Waitress, June ’26 Banquet (4); Cast, Senior Play (4). W. J. H. S. City Normal School V NW -RWl WRWXWXVNrKXV 29 30 cy OAe ORIENTGV) V ' OXYAS.M $ i I 1 l l 1 5 ' i ; $ ! r ; ? ; 5 S ? ? i Alphonse Mazzola 655 North Street alphonse Hf never says a foolish thing and never does a wise one. - Interclass Track (3); Home Room Soccer (2.); Home Room Basketball (if); Interclass Cross Country (3). W. J. H. S. Undecided Robert S. H. McGlashan 576 Hazelwood Terrace BOB Caesar was ambitious a 7 id look what he got. Glee Club (2., 3, 4); Home Room Soccer (3). Dunsmuir, California Undecided Joseph McNett 2.4 Madison Street JOE When he appears, all pretenders to knowledge shrink. No. 14 School University of Rochester Jean McOuat Z41 Springfield Avenue jean ' ’ ’Tis well to be merry and wise ’Tis well to be honest and true. Agora (2., 3, 4); Glee Club (1, 2.). No. 2.5 School University of Rochester Ruth V. Mellor 9 Marian Street, Sea Breeze ruthy” It is tranquil people who accomplish much. Track Meet (3, 4). Durand Eastman School University of Rochester Florence Michlin Z9 Harris Street flossie” The mildest manners and gentlest heart. Remington Award (2.); Track Meet (4, 3, 2.). W. J. H. S. Undecided VnXLRVVY. VvtR VOvVV1k.VV-R rk WNNg 31 c Q 7AeORIENTGV? . x: wowy- Edith B. Migdalowitz z6i Wilkins Street “twinie” In faith, lady, you have a merry heart. Remington Award ( z); Underwood Award (z). W. J. H. S. Undecided Meyer Milkofsky 6z Sullivan Street “mills” While I while my time away I ' m having my fun, from day to day. Home Room Soccer (z, 3, 4); Home Room Basketball (z, 3, 4); Home Room Baseball ( z, 3, 4). W. J. H. S. Wharton School of Finance David Miller 67 Nassau Street “dave” I know that tardiness is not a virtue It ' s a highly developed art. W. J. H. S. University of Buffalo Meyer Miller Though I have little to say 1 always manage to say it. 35 Thomas Street t Interclass Basketball ( z, 3); Interclass Soccer (1,3); Wearer of Numerals; Home Room Baseball ( z, 3, 4); Home Room Basketball ( z, 3, 4); Home Room Soccer ( z , 3, 4); Sophomore Soccer; Remington Award (z). W. J. H. S. Wharton School of Finance Russell R. Miller 45 Quincy Street “rus” Modesty is the charm That coldest hearts can quickest warm. Home Room Soccer (1, z); Home Room Baseball (i, z). No. 33 School Undecided Kenneth T. Miner 37 Savannah Street Ken is always drawing In a truly artistic way. Home Room Baseball (z); Home Room Basketball (z); Advertising Manager, Orient. Syracuse, New York Pratts Institute i ! jS I i ] i 32 c ty 7Ae QRIENT6V 7 VC x.-vs y.tny, J1 t r 5 Alice Moehling 67 Sidney Street “ruth” A sweet , attractive kind of grace. «| Glee Club (V). No. 33 School Normal School Alice Moress 90 Milburn Street “alicia” Vivacity is the gift of woman. Waitress, june ’z6 Banquet (4); Glee Club (z, 3). No. Z3 School Syracuse University Elsie Christine Mutch 85 Parkside Avenue “elsie” Joy makes us giddy, dizzy. Agora (z, 3); Boule (3); Glee Club (z, 3, 4); Interclass Track Meet (3, 4); Cast, Once in a Blue Moon (z). No. 11 School Undecided J. Lloyd Myers 65 Boardman Street “lloyd” A fool may talk but a wise man speaks. Band (3, 4); Interclass Soccer (3); Interclass Track (z); Home Room Soccer (3); Wearer of Numerals. No. 15 School Undecided Leonard Nowinowski 91 i Hudson Avenue “leonard” To do is better than to talk of doing. Track (1); Cross Country (1); Skating (z); Swimming (z); Wearer of E. W. J. H. S. Undecided Y1 Marjorie B. Oaltey 5 Laura Street “margie” How wise must one be to be always kind. Remington Award (1). Hamlin, New York Rochester Business Institute I j j I I i 33 34 c D 7AeORIENTgy assss x.VN ' CN ’ ss c i ■ r ' 5 Faye Pratt 664 Grand Avenue FAE How can I sit alone, unseen of any? Williamson, New York University of Rochester Max H. Presberg 12.8 Avenue B. MAC Railering and bantering, ever making fun And enjoying life mightily, from sun to sun. Band (z, 4); Orchestra (4). Chicago, Illinois Eastman School of Music Gladys E. Raisner 570 Blossom Road “gee gee” ’T is to good that one is set on high. Glee Club (3, 4); Waitress, June ’z6 Banquet; Usher, Senior Farce (4). No. 2.8 School Parson’s Art School George Ransom zo Grant Street “george” I know that ’ t is a sin For me to sit and grin. Home Room Baseball (3, 4); Home Room Soccer (1, 3); Interclass Soccer (3); Wearer of Numerals. Buffalo, New York Hobart Mitchell Rappaport zz Gorham Streeet MIKE The voice within. — Write, d — n, you, writel Standard Bearer (4); Publications Committee, Executive Council (z, 3, 4); Business Board, Clarion (z); Editorial Staff, Clarion (3); Humor Editor, Clarion (3); News Editor, Clarion (3); Assistant Editor-in-Chief, Clarion (4); Gold Clarion Pin (3); Chairman, Combined Annual Committee (4); Editor-in- Chief, Orient (4); Press Club (3, 4); President, Press Club (4); Editor, Press Club Clarion Review (3); Editor, Students Hand¬ book (4); Clarion Extra Work Certificate (4). W. J. H. S. Columbia Sarah Rawden SAIR 130 Woodward Street Be merry;you have cause. Basketball (z, 3, 4); Baseball (z, 3, 4); Interclass Track (3, 4). No. 10 School City Normal School ' a $ i I ! I t 35 t.p y, s vvv J y v j c POVig ORIENT CV a s vv x S SSg ; 7 Arthur P. Reed 72.5 Joseph Avenue DOC Thou art a scholar, Horatio. Executive Council (4); Agora (a, 3, 4); Editorial Staff, Orient (4); Editorial Staff, Clarion (4); Orchestra (4); Assistant Manager, Band and Orchestra (4); Double String Quartette P J. H. S. University of Rochester Geraldine Reynolds 31 Harlem Street She has an eye that could speak though her tongue were silent. Senior Farce (4); Cast, Senior Play (4); Clerk, Supply Store (4); Waitress, June ’2.6 Banquet (4); Track Meet (3, 4). No. 23 School Bishop Strong’s Finishing School George Rivoli 7 12 - Parsells Avenue “shiek” A source of undiscovered talents. W. J. H. S. University of Buffalo Ruth R. Rogers 1394 Highland Avenue She is pretty to walk with . , And witty to talk with. ' ' Class Treasurer (4); Waitress June ’26 Banquet; Cast, Senior Farce (4); Cast, Senior Play (4). No. 33 School Undecided Lillian Rotkowitz 16 Vienna Street “lillian” Amiability shines by its own light. W. J. H. S. City Normal School Eva Ruben 94 Gorham Street Thy smiles become thee well. City Normal School 36 c 0 7AgORIENT aV ; { ( ; s i ' -. ; ISADORE SaDOWSKY 2.71 Ormond Street SPIZ Let him alone; he s enjoying himself. � Interclass Cross Country (2.); Home Room Basketball (1); Cross Country (2.). No. 10 School . New York University Morris Sanow 9 Morris Street “ben” Wise to resolve , and patient to perform. W. J. H. S. University of Pennsylvania Philip Schiff 19 Oregon Street al My tongue within my lips I reign Lor who talks much must talk in vain. No. 10 School University of Rochester Charles O. Schulze 32.3 Blossom Road “chuck” Who was Galileo 7 Tell me about Napoleon. Interclass Soccer (z, 3); Home Room Soccer (2., 3, 4); Sopho¬ more Soccer; Freshman Soccer. No. 2.8 School Undecided Gertrude Schulz Parkside Crescent KIDDO Hang sorrow! care ' ll kill a cat. Interclass Basketball (z, 3); Waitress, June ’2.6 Banquet (4); ' Glee Club (2.); Interclass Track Meet (2., 3, 4). No. 8 School Darrow School of Business Louis R. Schwartz I 350 Avenue B. LOUIE St. Peter: “Pass, thou hast done thy work well. Senior Section Editor, Orient (4); School Pin Committee (4); Clarion Agent (4). W. J. H. S. University of Pennsylvania I l l ! t 1 1 $ 37 Frank Smith Merchants Road “smitty” Lessons are all right in their -place — . They belong at the bottom of the sea. Inter-class Basketball (z); Inter-Class Soccer (z); Cast, Senior Play (4); Reserve Basketball (3); Baseball (4); Home Room Basketball (z); Home Room Soccer (z); Wearer of E; Wearer of Reserve E; Wearer of Numerals; Executive Council (3). No. 15 School University of Rochester . MX vzvA ' vva vvvva ORIENTGv essssss . ' C CNNg $ J. Edward Schaff 6 Fairmount Street “tiny” Slowly but surely , every day He learns the error of his weigh. Cast, Senior Play (4); Rifle Club (i, z, 3, 4); Vice-President, Rifle Club (4); Home Room Baseball (1, z, 3, 4); Home Room Basketball (1, z, 3); Home Room Soccer (1, z, 3). No. 31 School Undecided Josephine N. Shinkunas 508 Joseph Avenue A pretty maid so fine and fair With your dreamy eyes and gold-brown hair. Literary Editor, Clarion (4); Press Club (4); Assistant-Editor, East High Anthology (4); Gold Clarion Pin (4); Senior Section Editor, Orient (4). W. J. H. S. Eastman School of Music Sam Shulman i86z Clifford Avenue “s. o. s.” If he takes you in hand with an argument He’ll bray you in a mortar. W. J. H. S. Massachusetts Institute of Technology Bernice E. Skeates 80 Copeland Street “bernie” As good be out of the World, as out of Fashion. Waitress, June ’z6 Banquet (4); Cast, Once in a Blue Moon (z); Glee Club (z). No. 11 School Highland Hospital Clarence Andrew Smith 6 Hinsdale Street Shall I waste in despair Because a woman s fairl Property Manager, Senior Play (4); Cross Country Team (4); Rifle Club (1, z, 3, 4); Home Room Soccer (z). No. 15 School Rensallaer Polytechnic Institute 38 e t 7AcORIENT 5V) x-wyAvv $ ? David Snider 981 St. Paul Street dove” There ' s not a villain in Denmark But he ' s an arrant knave. Inter-Class Basketball (3, 4); Inter-Class Baseball (z, 3, 4); Inter-Class Soccer (z, 3, 4); Home Room Basketball (z, 3,4); Home Room Baseball (z, 4); Home Room Soccer (z, 3, 4); Vice-President, Tennis Club (4); Inter-Class Cross Country (3); Wearer of Numerals. Leland Stanford University Helen E. Spitznagel jl Holbrook Street helen” A maiden never bold; Of spirit so still and quiet. Underwood Award (z); Remington Award (z). W. J. H. S. Undecided Anna R. Staffieri 55 Erion Crescent Tor my part, I care not; I say little. Remington Award (z). No. 14 School Harriet Bernyce Steinberg Mechanics Institute z Harris Street And so to study, three years and a half is but short. Monroe High School Undecided Anna G. Stolnitz 5 Grant Street What’s the use of worrying. Let ' s take life easy. City Normal School George Sundstrom 5 Stunz Street george” The Mussolini of Jan. ’27. Class President (4); Inter-Class Basketball (h.,3); Freshamn Soccer; Cast, Senior Farce (4); Soccer (3, 4); Wearer of E; Home Room Basketball (z. 3); Freshamn Basketball; Home Room Baseball (3, 4); Wearer of Numerals. No. 11 School University of Rochester rvVV VVi si 39 . pV xVSG VV J V V O {✓P 7AgORIENTgy CNVC’-AMV.X, VVA Y ; ; ! Mary Sutherland 1035 Monroe Avenue mary Checks like apples the sun had ruddied. Vice-President (3); Cast, Senior Farce (4); Head Waitress, June ’z6 Banquet (4); Glee Club (1). No. 2.3 School Undecided Clayton Sutton 54 Berry Street The man behind the scene who pulls the wires. Home Room Baseball (1, z, 3); Home Room Soccer (1, z); Annex Soccer (3); Annex Basketball (3, 4); Soccer (4); Wearer of Numerals; Wearer of Annex E; Stage Manager, Senior Farce (4); Stage Manager, Senior Play (4); Stage Manager, Faculty Revels (4). No. z8 School Mechanics Institute Eli Tarquinio Z75 Avenue C tarry” Blessed be he who invented sleep. Band (z, 3, 4); Orchestra (z, 3, 4); Inter-High Band (4); Inter-High Orchestra (4). W. J. H. S. University of Rochester Inez Winifred Taylor 56 Sycamore Street “inie” Laugh! I thought T d die! No. 15 School Undecided Hazel Thompson 3Z Ellison Street Some think the world is made for fun and frolic, and so do I. Glee Club (3); Waitress, June ’z6 Banquet (4); Chorus “Once in a Blue Moon ” (z). A V VV� w v� v No. n School Undecided ! l l l i l i NTVWKWVxN NW XVVXWWVO.W RVVXVy r k 40 exp fJAe ORIENT6N WWW I f ! i i - i ' ( A r r i i ( s ; S s s 5 r J Angelica Tremiti 1341 Clifford Avenue ANGIE “Curly Hair, quoth the Sage, “is a gift of the gods. Oswego, New York Oswego State Normal John George Urbanik 2.14 St. Stanislaus St. JOHN A well of information that will never run dry. W. J. H. S. Massachusetts Institute of Technology Edna Vroman 517 Norton Street KITTY The hand that hath made you fair hath made you good. W. J. H. S. City Normal School Miriam Waltuck 13 Zimbrich Street MAIR l would helf others out of a fellow-feeling. Business Staff, Orient (4); Usher, Senior Play (4). W. J. H. S. Undecided Marjorie Ward 388 Cedarwood Terrace MARJORIE On with the dance ! Cast, Senior Farce (4); Waitress, June ’z6 Banquet (4); Glee Club (z). No. Z3 School Undecided Carolyn Warren 115 Rutgers Street “bobbe” Where did you get those eyes so blue 1 Out of the skies as I came through. Agora (z, 3); Glee Club (1, z, 3); Cast, Once In A Blue Moon (z). No. 31 School Undecided n vynnS 41 c 0 7AgQPIENTgV ; y : ; 5 ' ; 5 5 � I 4 5 j fe Doris Warren 196 Rosewood Terrace DICK In each cheek appears a pretty dimple. No. n School Mechanics Institute Lillian Weiner 94 Sellinger Street BUB 1 thank my stars I am happy. Inter-High Orchestra (2.); Orchestra (a). W. J. H. S. City Normal School George Weinstein 331 Conkey Avenue JOE SPECIFIC Sometimes I sit and think Other times I just sit. New York City Mechanics Institute Maynard R. Weinstein 17 Thomas Street “maysh” If words were worth a dollar each, A millionaire—right in our reach. Home Room Basketball (2.). W. J. H. S. Cornell University Elizabeth Crowell Wilkie 69 Ashland Street ‘‘betty” Sweet girl graduates in their golden hair. Glee Club (1, 2., 3, 4); Waitress, June ’2.6 Banquet (4). No. 33 School University of Rochester Donald Williams 171 Field Street DON Smooth runs the water where the brook is deep. No. 15 School Springfield Y. M. C. A. 42 S A ANHA S cxD«7AgORIENT aV CSSSSg uv V- w. v $ ; Louise Williams 51 Morningside Park “louise” In the black eyes ' sparkling spell, Mischief, and mystery dwell. Senior Play (4); Bank Clerk (3, 4); Head Usher, Senior Farce ( 4 )- No. 13 School Dental Dispensary Paul M. Williams Brighton Sincere and energetic; a guarantee of accomplishment. Home Room Baseball (1, 2.); Secratary, Rifle Club (3); Presi¬ dent, Rifle Club (4); Property Manager, Senior Farce (4); Business Manager, Senior Play (4); Property Mamager, Faculty Revels (4); Chairman, Senior Day. No. 14 School Mechanics Institute Vanalstyne Winegard 47 Rowley Street VAN Every day that I’ve been good I ' m sure my teacher knocks on wood. Band (2., 3, 4); Orchestra (2., 3, 4). M. J. H. S. Massachusetts Institute of Technology Samuel X. Wolff 538 Clinton Avenue North ' ‘xanthogenamide’ ’ So I told them in rhy?nes For of rhymes I had store. Historian, Orient (4). W. J. J. S. Dayton School for Chiropractors Robert W. Young 15 Roosevelt Street BOB A book, A book. My kingdom for a book. School bookl No. Class President (3); Freshman Soccer; Freshman Track; Skating Team (V); Reserve Soccer (3); Wearer of Reserve E; Wearer of E. No. 15 School Hanimen School of Medicine Florence Zollweg 41 Hoeltzer Street “tubby” A cherry lip, a bonny eye, a passing pleasing tongue. Bank Clerk (1, 3, 4); Remington Award (2.); Underwood Award (z). W. J. H. S. Undecided 43 c r Ae QRIENTGV) a VCMX.w x, mxa .V; s r H Class History When Darwin was munching his cud of evolution, he permitted one morsel of thought to remain undigested. Careful as he was to fit the ancestor of man with a tail, he forgot to present to the world the developments that occur in a group of human beings. It remained for the class of January twenty-seven, abundantly talented as it is, to correct Darwin’s forgetfulness, and exemplify itself as a type in the evolution of groups. In this philanthropic cause, I take prideful pleasure in stating that their conduct in East High has been so significant that the knowledge of it might even be barred from Tennessee classrooms, and used by some eminent scientist in a book to supplement Darwin’s “Origin of Species.’’ The author of such a work might well consider the following data: Period of Fecundity: January 1913-1914: Some of the Annexites discovered that they would receive their diplomas together in January 1917, and immediately began to respect each other. This half-formed friendship developed into an organization with voluntary advisors and dues. The following semester came the exportation of the partly organized class of January 1917, to the Main Building. A barbaric species of pupils who hailed from junior high schools and were in the habit of going about corridors in white shirtsleeves, entered East High that semester and were automatically recruited into the ranks of January 1917. Period of Fermentation: January 1915-1916: East High School authorities officially sanctioned the class and furnished it with two shepherds, Grant W. Cleland and Mrs. Jessie Eppinger. The class met as a whole for the first time and elected Robert Young, president; Mary Sutherland, vice-presi¬ dent; Ada Vick, secretary; Richard Burns, treasurer. The following September Mr. Cleland was unable to return to East High School and was replaced by George J. Moyer, known at that time to all the boys of the class as “that study hall tyrant’’ and in a few weeks to the rest of the class as “that co¬ operative big boy.” $ t A 44 c rjAe ORIENT C CSSSSS v i w.w y= ; 1 ’ ; i : To name their first social event the “Junior Jinx,” the class held it on Friday even¬ ing, November 13. So effective was the cider and music at the party that each merry¬ maker could call each other by his first name and middle initial before the evening was over. Period of Accomplishments: January 1916-1917. As seniors, members of the class made January 1917, historical. During the term the class made its bow in dramatics with the presentation of Philip Barry’s “Young¬ est.” John Needham and Marjorie Ward taking the leading parts in the play caused as much favorable comment as the subject of bombs at an anarchist meeting. The following term the economizing p lan of combining with the June seniors in the publication of a class book was accepted by the class. Mitchell Rappaport, famous son of the famous class, was entrusted with the editorship of the January 1917 divi¬ sion of the book. The class succeeded in draping the school with the haunted atmosphere of rotting spooks and icy hands by presenting the mystery play, “The Thirteenth Chair.” A final celebration of Halloween was staged as the “Senior Scurry.” The affair had its exciting moments. Paul A. McGhee strolled in unexpectedly from New York, George S. Carhart donned an orange and black hat and danced, Harold Fagan assumed a gruff tone in his voice and told fortunes behind locked doors. Senior Day was the climax of every pleasantry connected with the business of at¬ tending school. Every class member successfully hid his identity as a civilized, church¬ going citizen of Rochester. Long earrings, glaringly-colored bits of drapery, enough jewelry to start a red-painted jewelry store, and a sufficient supply of black shirts to soothe Mussolini, went to transform the class of January, 1917, into a band of mis¬ cellaneous-looking beings that resembled a stranded group of Hollywood extras. The afternoon of Senior Day was sedately spent at the Eastman Theatre. In the evening there was a banquet that served as an excellent excuse for absence on the following Monday, and dancing. One night members of the class were given speeches, diplomas, and handshakes, and the curtain was rung down for January 1917. A few in the class, when the call came for encores, remained after graduation to instruct new seniors on “Perfect Behavior in East High.” The others were satisfied to face life’s jokes and to occasionally make toasts with mysterious liquid mixtures to “The Class of January 1917, that corrected Darwin’s forgetfulness.” Jerry G. Mangione, Class Historian SENIOR DAY PROGRAM Jan. 27 BANQUET THEATER 1 i l l I j l 45 o Q 7Ag ORIENTgy ssss n vvxxa m ; r ' J Me Glashan Bechtold Rapp Cramer Officers of June 1927 SENIOR YEAR Robert Bechtold Lewis McGlashan Mildred Cramer Alfred Rapp EXECUTIVE COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES Jane Andrews . Jane Chapman John Sleght Sydney Weinberg Jack Harrison . John Sleght Joseph Truax Mildred Harris Alfred Rapp JUNIOR YEAR M EXECUTIVE COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES Samuel Byer Owen Fang . Harry Friedman President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Publications Publications Athletics Arts Athletics President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Publications Athletics Music and Literary i % i i 46 .v .v c Q 7A ORIENT r j ; ; { ; s 5 : Eaton Hammond Mrs. J. J. Toolan Faculty Advisors Mrs. Toolan and Mr. Hammond have been more than class advisors to us. They have actually been the steam behind the engines. It was they who planned our suc¬ cesses and aided us in carrying them through. No class play or party took place with¬ out their cheerful presence and, undoubtedly, they made many sacrifices in order to take part in our activities. Their loyalty was constant; their faith in us profound. It is with great regret that we must part, but in our hearts we shall always cherish the memories of those who were sharers in both our joys and sorrows. i 47 c QQAe ORIENTCV) $ I --. ? 4 Class Poem Our class spirit hovers gently O’er the halls of memories dear , Where our feet have trodden so ligh tly , The short time we ivere here. Our eyes grow dim at the thought Of meeting our classmates no more In the spot where our friendships ivere wrought , The school where we gathered the lore - Of each day accomplishing more , Perfecting the ivork that is ours. May those lessons that we have absorbed Endure all our living hours. Harry Friedman, June ’17 I 1 i i rvVW XS� V� Wl V 48 c Q 7A OBIENTGV? XA XAN g ! i i i i i l l 6 Jacob Abramson z6 Morris Street JAKE Nothing is impossible to diligence and skill. Press Club (4); Clarion Business Staff (3); Assistant Business Manager, Senior Play (4); Editor-in-Chief Orient (4); Inter¬ class Basketball (z, 3, 4); Interclass Baseball (2., 3); Intprclass Soccer (z, 3); Home Room Basketball (2., 3); Home Room Baseball (2., 3); Home Room Soccer (2., 3); Home Room Chairman (3); Wearer of Numerals; Class Constitution Committee. W.J.H.S. University of Rochester Penfield Road Everett H. Adams, Jr. “steve” Talk about handsome young fellows. Home Room Basketball (2., 3); Home Room Baseball (z, 3); Home Room Soccer (2., 3); Glee Club (3). Hartford Public High School Philadelphia College of Osteopathy Clifford S. Ades 46 Rosemary Drive “cliff” Fullness is always quiet. Home Room Basketball (z); Home Room Baseball (2., 3); Inter-High Orchestra (4); Orchestra (2., 3, 4); Orchestra Pin Cu 3)- W.J.H.S. Rensselaer Lena Alberti 134 Hebard Street LEE She ' s very free, impulsive acting; She ' s most charming, most distracting. Glee Club (z); Home Room Committee Chairman (z). W.J.H.S. Plattsburg Normal Ruth M. Alderman 533 Conkey Avenue “ruthey” Of a modest, retiring nature. Social Committee Chairman (z); Swimming (3); Riding Club (3); Golf (3); Home Room Committee (z); Home Room Chairman (1). No. 8 School Darrow School Frank Allenza z Hawkins Street “frank” Silence his attribute, modesty his virtue. Interclass Baseball (1, z); Interclass Basketball (z). A. M. Chesbrough Seminary University of Rochester 49 c £ 7Ae ORIENTgxo a Jane Andrews 475 Oxford Street “jane The Blond gentlemen prefer. Social Committee (2., 3); Senior Farce; Executive Council (4); Agora (1, z, 3); Boule (1, z, 3); Press Club (3, 4); Clarion Literary Editor (3); Clarion Pin; Home Room Committee (3); Nature Club (1, z, 3); Editorial Staff, Orient. New York City Wellesley College John Andrews Landing Road, Brighton “andrews Youth comes but once in a lifetime. Home Room Soccer (z, 3); Home Room Baseball ( z , 3); Home Room Basketball ( z , 3); Wrestling (2.); Fencing Club (z, 3); Ski Club ( z , 3). No. 7 School, Brighton Massachusetts School of Technology Theodore Appelbaum 4 Regent Street “apples A student; a companion; a man. W.J.H.S. Eastman School of Music Ralph Aranovitz 60 Hollister Street “roof Thy modesty is a candle to thy merit. Social Committee, Jan. ' 2.8 (3); Interclass Basketball (A, 3); Interclass Baseball (l, 3); Interclass Soccer (2., 3); Interclass Track (z, 3); Wrestling Team (3); Wrestling Tournament (3); Home Room Basketball ( z , 3); Home Room Baseball ( z , 3); Home Room Soccer (2., 3); Wearer of “E” (3); Num¬ erals (3). W.J.H.S. Marie K. Arnold Buffalo University 53 Gibbs Street She smiled on many just for fun, But with that smile the work was done. Agora ( z , 3); Bank Clerk (1, z). No. 8 School Genesee Hospital Training School for Nurses Norman H. Baker 40 Vick Park B Doc is a brick, and not a gold one either. Social Committee, Jan. ’2.8 (1); Home Room Baseball (V); Home Room Soccer (2.); Standard Bearer (4); Agora ( z, 3, 4). No. 11 School University of Rochester l l S 1 2 I 50 c 0«7 «QRIENTg ' O ; ; ; ; s ; ; ; i r i 5 Dolores Carolyn Barker Sea Breeze, New York “sliver” What are little girls made of? Sugar and spice and all that’s nice; That ' s what little girls are made of. Social Committee (2, 3, 4); Bank Clerk (2, 3, 4); Claf-ion Pin (4); Home Room Committee (2.); Nature Club (1,2., 3). Durand Eastman of Irondequoit University’of Rochester Marjory Barstow 719 Park Avenue MARJIE She ' s pretty to walk with. And witty to talk with. And pleasant, too, to think of. Oakwood School, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Undecided Robert H. Bechtold 361 Grand Avenue BOB Science is busy with the hither end of things. Class President (4); Agora-Boule (2., 3). No. 33 School Undecided Sara Behelfer 272. Conkey Avenue “sara With Titian locks of amazing beauty. Annex Glee Club (2, 3); Home Room Committee (3). W.J.H.S. Undecided Milton R. Berger 10 Grant Street MILT Good sense and good nature. Interclass Baseball (2, 3); Interclass Soccer (2, 3); Manager Soccer Team (4); Manager Reserve Soccer Team (3); Wrest¬ ling Tournament (2); Home Room Basketball (2); Home Room Baseball (2, 3); Home Room Soccer (2, 3); Wearer of “E” (4); Reserve “E” (3); Numerals; Orient Business Staff (3). W.J.H.S. University of Rochester Gertrude Berkowitz 5 Princeton Street “gertie” Nothing worth-while was ever accomplished without perseverance. Girls’ Track (2, 3); Glee Club (3, 4). W.J.H.S. City Normal School i l l l l l 51 V wWAvNV, VVV y - WN V, V V?y X iWSlV -tXVliN aSSgj mv� XN5 V X. VO c SVAe ORIENTCV) tkLSAASAVC Jeannette Bieger 14 Avenue A, West “jean” I do not know of any better way of making others happy than of being so myself. Supply Store (4). W.J.H.S. Rochester Business Institute Oren N. Bishop 5 Eighth Street “bish” M.y light heart will live long. Wrestling Tournament (2., 3); Home Room Soccer (z, 3). No. 2.5 School Undecided Joseph Bolger 100 Gibbs Street “joe” Youth will laugh at all setbacks. Interclass Soccer (1); Interclass Baseball (1). No. 15 School Park’s College, Mo. Martha G. Bonkowski 34Z Weaver Street “martha” Her good heart makes friends, And her good disposition keeps them. W.J.H.S. Normal School Leonard D. Booth 2.4 Vick Park, A “boots” Silence is more eloquent than words. Track Team (3); Glee Club (z). No. 11 School University of Rochester Joseph J. Borssuk 174 Baden Street “jasper” The winds and waves are always on the side of the ablest navigators. Interclass Basketball (3); Interclass Track (3); Business Manager, Senior Play (4); Home Room Basketball (3); Orient Editorial Staff (4); Home Room Chairman (z). W.J.H.S. Columbia University 1 11 1 52 c SOAe OR1ENTGV) CNX ' , CV V, ' C ' S C V5 I i l i l i i i i Jeanette Bosse 431 Grand Avenue JEAN Who captures all with gentle mien and kindly word. Bank Clerk (4). No. 33 School Undecided Esther Brauner 16 Farbridge Street If you ever want anything done and done well—go to Esther. Home Room Committee (Y). W.J.H.S. Undecided Anna Bresloff 50 Avenue C ANNE Who brings sunshine into the life of others has sunshine in her own. Glee Club (1). W.J.H.S. Alphonse A. Brezinski City Normal 35 Alford Street AL Diligence above all is the mother of good luck. Interclass Swimming Meet (3). W.J.H.S. The Bentley School of Accounting and Finance Bernice Ann Bridgeman 14 Nillson Street “bernie” Thy modesty is a candle to thy merit. Nature Club (i, 2.). No. 8 School Undecided Norman C. Brust 500 Melville Street DUTCH Boys is nice. But I like der girls besser. Interclass Basketball (3); Interclass Baseball (z, 3); Soccer Team (4); Reserve Soccer Team (3); Wrestling Tournament (z); Captain, Home Room Basketball (z, 3); Captain, Home Room Baseball (z, 3); Captain, Home Room Soccer (z, 3); Wearer of “E”; Reserve “E”; Numerals; Orcehstra (3); Home Room Committee (3, 4). No. 18 School Foreign Service School, Washington, D. C. 5 rv V« Vi ss 53 cS fJAe opiFNTg asssssssssc w«v v ; 5 i i l i ! ; ; ; S ! i I l S Ellna Marion Buccione 37 Furlong Street “tootsie” Tiny and cheerful and neat as can be. Bank Clerk (1, 1, 3). W.J.H.S. Normal School Joseph Buff 19 Edward Street joe His blushes are merely the rainbows of his modesty. Interclass Basketball (3, 4); Home Room Basketball (z, 3, 4); Home Room Baseball (z, 3); Home Room Soccer (2., 3); Numerals; Home Room Committee (z); Advertising Man¬ ager, Senior Play (4). W.J.H.S. University of Rochester Violet L. Burrell 53 Mona Street VY Punctual, brilliant, clever; Full of earnest endeavor. Underwood Award (z); Remington Award (z); Bank Clerk (4); Girls’ Inter-class Track Meet (z, 3). No. Z5 School Plattsburg Normal School Samuel Byer Z5 Carthage Road SAM My h eart is ever at your service. Executive Council (3); Glee Club (3); Clarion Staff (z). No. 8 School University of Rochester Marie Jeanne Capasso 16 Zimbrich Street “peanut” Vivacity is the gift of woman. W.J.H.S. Nazareth College aVV VV Marion Ethel Caps 1349 Culver Road MARIAN When others of us broadcast, Marion just sits and ‘listens in. ' Westport High, Kansas City, Mo. Parsons s 54 cXp 7 AgOPIENT 5 V) CS 5 SS-VH. V 1 Y 5 SS g ; ’( ? s i ; Belle Carson 44 Bismark Terrace belle” Tiny, witty, smiling, charming she. W.J.H.S. City Normal School Hyman Carson 2.70 Berlin Street HY A man in earnest who knows what he ' s about. Orchestra (z, 3); Orchestra Pin (3); Junior Philharmonic (z). W.J.H.S. Oswego Normal Bessie Rita Chandros 40 Buchan Park red Happy the woman who loves to laugh. Underwood Award (z); Bank Clerk (3); Home Room Com¬ mittee (z). W.J.H.S. Undecided Jane Elizabeth Chapman 155 Pelham Road JANE From her dancing eyes to her dancing feet. Pretty, popular, petite. Social Committee Chairman (z, 3); Executive Council (4); Home Room Chairman (3); Senior Farce (4); Senior Play (4); Secretary, Student’s Association (4). No. 8 School Vassar College Mary T. Christmann 455 Cedarwood Terrace “mary” Who would rather he seen than heard. Monroe H. S. University of Syracuse Abraham M. Civin 1599 St. Paul Street civ The strongest passion which 1 have is honor. (3); A gora (z); ( University of Pennsylvania Assistant Manager Tennis Team (3); Agora (z); Glee Club (1); Vice-President January ’z8. No. 8 School s 5 $ 55 c SOAe QRIENT6V o rs NX YNN s George R. Clark 374 Driving Park Avenue GAWGE I just sit down at my neutrodyne Turn the dials—and the world is mine. Home Room Baseball (3); Home Room Soccer;(4); Agora (z). No. xi School Cornell University Helen E. Cleeland 18 Kenilworth Terrace Helen ' s a girl who refuses to be said. Glee Club (z, 3); Inter-high Band and Orchestra (1, z, 3, 4). First Ward, Mt. Vernon, Ohio Eastman School of Music. Jonas Wicks Clifton z6 Overdale Park “jack” All things come to those who wait. Home Room Basketball (1); Home Room Baseball (1, z); Glee Club (1, z); Home Room Committee (z). W.J.H.S. Hebrew Union University, Cincinnati, Ohio Anthony Coco 2.69 Winton Road, N. “tony” Responsible for the ‘Termoil.’ Home Room Basketball (z); Home Room Soccer (z). W.J.H.S. University of Pennsylvania Alice Cohen 1085 Harvard Street Quiet and earnest—toward none holding malice; A likeable person—none other than Alice. Girls’ Interclass Basketball (1, z, 3); Girls’ Interclass Base¬ ball (z, 3); Wearer of Monogram (z); Girls ' Interclass Track Meet (z, 3)- Swimming (3, 4); Wearer of Numerals. No. 14 School University of Rochester Bernard E. Cohen Vienna Street He has a heart like the Seneca Hotel — Always room for everyone. Inter-High Orchestra (z, 3, 4); Orchestra (z, 3, 4). W.J.H.S. Eastman School of Music j l l 3 I 2 i 56 cStsQht OBIENTgvj moc A- ' a av.v.w i ; 5 ; 5 ? £ J David Colucci St. Boniface 2.5 Nicholson Street DAVE Let well enough alone. Undecided Fay Commins 834 Clifford Avenue FAY ' Large of stature and large of heart. Home Room Committee (z, 3, 4). W.J.H.S. Highland Hospital School for Nurses Mary F. Coryell 515 Grand Avenue “mary” The capable business woman of the future. No. 33 School Rochester Business Institute Ida S. Cramer 1042. Dewey Avenue Whoe’ver aspires unweariedly Is not be yond redeeming. Inter-High Orchestra (4); Orchestra (z, 3, 4); Orchestra Pin ( 3 , 4 ). JJH ,S. Eastman School of Music Mildred A. Cramer 500 Grand Avenue MAC And still they gazed, and still the wonder grew That one small head could carry all she knew. Class Secretary (4); Class Social Committee (1, z); Clarion Staff (3, 4); Home Room Committee (1); Home Room Chair¬ man (z, 3); Guardian of the Flag. No. 33 School University of Rochester Carol Virginia Crowther Z57 Marion Street “carry” Every one knows in all these parts That this fine girl has won our hearts. Riding Club (3); Clarion Staff (3, 4). No. z8 School University of Rochester fv V VV I $ I l l l l l s l ' i 5 VY. - ysa | 57 OAe OR IE NT6 ? CKVTA W ' CW ' CWS i r i j v V VVJ VV V VCJV IoNE CuRSX 33 Harris Street If virtue is happiness, we need not wish it for you, for it is yours already. No. 8 School Undecided Ruben A. Dankoff 158 Lincoln Street “rube” His friendliness and affability are bound to conquer. Social Committee (3); Wrestling Team (3, 4); Wrestling Tournament (z, 3, 4); Wearer of “E.” W.J.H.S. University of Buffalo Mae Elizabeth Dearling 596 Hayward Avenue “bobbie” A girl of active limbs and rosy cheeks. Girls’ Interclass Basketball (3, 4); Girls’ Interclass Baseball (3, 4); Girls’ Interclass Track (3); Numerals (3); Riding Club (3); Out-of-Door Club (4). No. 33 School Posse-Nissen School of Physical Education Ida Dobbelaere 1711 Titus Avenue, Irondequoit “id” Know you not I am a woman . 7 When I think—I must speak. Irondequoit District No. z Rochester Business Institute Everett Doud 4Z Rosedale Street The sphinx and he have something in common. Home Room Basketball (4); Home Room Soccer (4); Inter¬ class Track (4). West High School University of Boulder Farrow Downey 674 Parsells Avenue “featherfoot” A runner, but not from trouble. Interclass Soccer (1); Interclass track (1); Cross Country Team (z, 3); Cross Country Team, Captain (3, 4); Track (z, 3, 4); Track Captain (3); Home Room Basketball (4). No. 33 School University of Montana ! 1 1 1 i i 1 1 ■ ! X ' .N i NX i JvV LR VX VvIRv K VV 58 2 ! ; ¥ 7A OB IE NTGV v ' cvo wy-j Aaron Dubnikoff 2.6 Saranac Street “ar” What’s the use of worrying. Let ' s take life easy. Interclass Basketball (2.); Interclass Baseball (2., 3); Interclass Soccer (2., 3, 4); Home Room Basketball (2., 3); Home Room Baseball (z, 3); Home Room Soccer (z, 3, 4); Numerals (z); Home Room Committee (2.). W.J.H.S. Undecided Eddith K. Dunn zi McKinley Street “ted” If all of us were as bright as Eddith, teachers would look for another job. Social Committee (1); Home Room Committee (zj. No. 33 School Mechanics Institute Sol Dworkin 551 Clifford Avenue “sol” Good nature is the very air of his good mind. Social Committee; Interclass Soccer (3); Interclass Track (3); Track Team (3, 4); Home Room Soccer (3, 4); Manager of Cross Country Team (4); Wearer of “E”; Numerals; Junior Philharmonic (2.); Inter-High Orchestra (2.); Orchestra (zj. W.J.H.S. New York University Florentine Dylewski 105 Ernst Street 0 “tina” No one is useless in this world who lightens the burden of it for anyone else. Girls’ Interclass Basketball (3, 4); Girls’ Interclass Baseball (l, 3, 4); Girls’ Interclass Track Meet (1, 3); Girls’ Baseball Team (3); Swimming (2.); Numerals. W.J.H.S. Eastman School of Music H. Thomas G. Emanuel 161 Lewis Street “tom” Another Longfellow. Interclass Basketball (3); Interclass Soccer (3); Rifle Club (3); Fencing Club (2.); Home Room Basketball (l, 3, 4); Home Room Baseball (3, 4); Home Room Soccer (3, 4); Assistant Cheerleader (4); Numerals (3, 4); Underwood Award (V); Bank Clerk (z, 3, 4); Clarion Business Staff (4); Home Room Chairman (3). W.J.H.S. University of Chicago Evelyn Louise Engberg 12.2. South Union Street “evie” Evie has two sparkling eyes That catch most folks by surprise. Girls’ Interclass Basketball (2.); Girls’ Interclass Baseball (zj; Swimming (2.); East High Girl Reserves (2., 3). No. l 8 School Plattsburg Normal rv V vv V VJV WJWJV 59 t NN3C S3fKVV,S V? rStyCJfa OpiFNTgsi g -g X VV ; i 1 i i 1 ’ } r r ! xx«vvw l l i A Naomi Mae Evans 54 Harper Street “billie” She learned her hands from a fairy tale And her mouth from a valentine. Girls’ Interclass Track Meet (3). Western High, Washington, D. C. Syracuse University Jennie G. Evershed R. F. D. No. 5, Rochester, N. Y. “jen” Good temper like a sunny day Sheds brightness over everything. Social Committee (z, 3, 4); Girls’ Interclass Basketball (3, 4); Girls’ Interclass Baseball (3); Girls’ Baseball Team; Numerals; Home Room Committee (3); Home Room Chair¬ man (3). Durand Eastman School Posse Nissen Gladys A. W. Fake Z46 Park Avenue GLADYS Here ' s a girl with a good “rep” Who ' s always doing things with pep. Girls’ Basketball (1, 3). Canandaigua Academy Undecided Owen E. Fang 167 Grand Avenue fang Don ' t be merely consistent. But simply be true. Interclass Baseball (3); Interclass Track (z, 3); Senior Farce Cast (4); Reserve Soccer Team (4); Track Team (z, 3, 4); Cross Country Team (z, 3); Home Room Baseball (z, 3); Home Room Soccer (z, 3); Executive Council (3); Wearer of “E”; Reserve “E”; Numerals; Agora-Boule (3). No. 33 School U. S. Naval Academy, Annapolis Arthur Feier 349 Rosewood Terrace ART Much I blow, but to know all is my ambition. Interclass Basketball (3, 4); Interclass Soccer (z); Senior Play Cast (4); Wrestling Tournament (4); Home Room Basketball (z, 3, 4); Home Room Baseball (z, 3); Home Room Soccer (z, 3, 49; Numerals; Home Room Committee (z, 3). W.J.H.S. Buffalo University Marion G. Fisher 34 Queens Street “mary” And those about her from her learned the perfect ways of honor. No. 11 School University of Rochester 60 cS fJhe QRIENTCV) CSSS Sxh, v u t w n ; Helen Fladd 47 Laurelton Road HELEN Isabelle Fleig 133 Northview Terrace isabelle” Bright and earnest is her lot. Always Johnny-on-the-spot. Underwood Award (V); Remington Award (a); Home Room Committee Chairman (2.). Our Lady of Perpetual Help Undecided Morris H. Fleisher 14 z Ormond Street “mashie” We think a happy life consists in tranquility of mind. Home Room Basketball (3, 4); Home Room Baseball (3); Home Room Soccer (3, 4); Agora (1, z, 3); Home Room Com¬ mittee (4). No. 10 School University of Rochester Meyer M. Forman W.J.H.S. 56 Hoeltzer Street “spike” Smooth runs the water ivhere the brook is deep. Undecided Jennie Frankel 59 Watkins Terrace “chink” An interesting and clever young lady. W.J.H.S. Undecided Evelyn D. Frasch 531 Hudson Avenue “eve” Her main aspect is ease; Her one desire to please. Riding Club (z, 3 4). W.J.H.S. Columbia University A happy disposition and a ready smile. No. 11 School Dental Dispensary | l l A i 61 r7v ? NNXK v J vL. ' o c tyCJhe QF?IENTgv v v:vxy, v ; Helen Friedler 55 Avenue C “Baby face, you ' ve got the cutest little baby-face. No. 8 School Rochester Business Institute Harry Friedman 695 North Street HAROLD M.usic ' s golden tongue. Junior Philharmonic (z, 3); Inter-High Orchestra (z, 3); Orchestra (z, 3); Home Room Chairman (z, 3); Home Room Committee (z); Executive Council (3). W.J.H.S. Eastman School of Music Viola M. Fuller 93 ' Bedford Street “Some think the world is made for fun and frolic; And so do I. Cast—Operetta; Annex Quartet (z); Glee Club (z). No. 11 School Eastman School of M usic Ethel Morley Gage i8z Parsells Avenue She strove the neighborhood to please with manners wondrous, winning. Vice-President, Jan. ’z8 (z); Social Committee, Jan. ’z8 (1); Riding Club (z, 3, 4); Literary Club (4); Clarion Staff (3, 4); Home Room Committee (z); Gym Demonstration (4). No. 33 School University of Rochester Sara M. Galoppa Z19 Davis Street “sally” Who works quietly, steadily, and cheerfully. Nazareth Academy City Normal Sam Gangarosa W.J.H.S.- Let me have my little joke, And I ' ll be content. 61 Miller Street Undecided | i i 62 c SOAe. OR IE NT GV) OSS SV . v v.wv John Crawford Garcia 96 Garson Avenue “fuzzy” It s not always quantity that counts. Senior Farce Business Board (4); Home Room Baseball (3); Clarion Pin (2.). No. 33 School Undecided Doris Clara Garrett 2.79 Hazelwood Terrace Happy, brilliant, cheerful, dependable. What more can be askedl No. 11 School Mechanics Institute Jack Geiss 18 Seymour Road JACK He follows his own way and intrudes upon no one. Home Room Basketball (3). No. 1 School Undecided Lydia Gerhard 1036 Avenue D LEE There ' s little of the melancholy element in her. W.J.H.S. Undecided Joseph Gimple 153 Baden Street There are some silent people who are more interesting than the best talkers. Interclass Basketball (z); Home Room Basketball (z, 3). W.J.H.S. New York University Laura E. Glenn 157 Webster Avenue “chubby” By nature born a friend to glee and merriment. No. 11 School Highland Hospital School for Nurses G 3 cy rjhi ORIENTGnd Arnold R. Goerner 157 Sixth Street “curly” Fashion wears out more clothes than I ever do. Agora (z). No. Z5 School University of Wisconsin Samuel T. Goldman 195 Sellinger Street SAM His ?nusic, the language spoken by angels. Inter-High Orchestra (z); Orchestra (z). W.J.H.S. Eastman School of Music Sidney Gottfried 1178 Clinton Avenue, North “skinny” A little nonsense now and then Is relished by the wisest men. Schenectady High School Buffalo University Ontario Granato 4 Catherine Street Ontario always sees the jokes When sadness burdens other folks. W.J.H.S. Undecided Kermit I. Greenberg 51 Ericsson Street “kerm” Reputed wise for saying little. Home Room Basketball (4); Home Room Baseball (3); Home Room Soccer (3, 4). No. 1 School Undecided Paul P. Greenblat 38 Lincoln Street Not many men have his athletic ability. Interclass Basketball (z, 3, 4); Interclass Baseball (z, 3, 4); Interclass Soccer (z, 3, 4); Interclass Track (3); Wrestling Tournament (z); Home Room Basketball (z, 3, 4); Home Room Baseball (z, 3, 4); Home Room Soccer (z, 3, 4); Num¬ erals (3) W.J.H.S. Union College A V VV� I I ! 1 1 1 l 4 64 c Q 7 gQRIENT 3 3 $ ! y i l l 1 r $ J Jeannette Maria Groet 1054 North Goodman Street “jean” ‘ La Belle Dame Sans Merci. ' Senior Play (4); Senior Farce (4); Riding Club (z, 3); Under¬ wood Award (z); Bank Clerk (3); Clarion Pin (3); Home Room Committee (z); Class Constitution Committee. No. 15 School Jack Grossfield Michigan State College 186 Rand Street JACK Summed up in one word — ' determination. ' Interclass Basketball (z); Interclass Baseball (2., 3); Interclass Soccer (2., 3); Wrestling Tournament (3); Home Room Bas¬ ketball (z, 3); Home Room Baseball (2., 3, 4); President Tennis Club (3); Numerals (2.); Home Room Committee (z, 3); Home Room Chairman (3). W.J.H.S. Cornell University Willard E. Hardies 514 Conkey Avenue “will” Six hours of sleep to make up for this week! Clarion Staff (3, 4). No. 8 School University of Rochester Joseph Harris zoz Wilsonia Read “steamboat” His humor is ' the oil and wine of every merry meeting. ’ Interclass Basketball (3, 4); Interclass Baseball (z, 3); Inter¬ class Soccer (z, 3); Reserve Basketball Team (3, 4); Reserve Baseball Team (3); Home Room Basketball Captain (3); Home Room Baseball (3); Home Room Soccer Captain (3); Glee Club (3, 4); Reserve “E” (3); Numerals (3); Clarion Staff (4); Clarion Pin (4). No. 33 School Undecided Mildred E. Harr is Z7Z Hazelwood Terrace “millie” 1 A merry heart and a winning way. Class Secretary (3); Bank Clerk (z); Home Room Com¬ mittee (z); Nature Club (1, z, 3). No. 33 School Eastman School of Music Jack Harrison 47 Buchan Park “jack” ' I dare do all that may become a man: Who dares do more is none. ’ Social Committee (3); Interclass Basketball (z, 3, 4); Inter¬ class Baseball (z, 3, 4); Interclass Soccer (z, 3, 4); Senior Play Cast (4); Reserve Basketball Team (4); Home Room Basket¬ ball (z, 3, 4); Home Room Baseball (z, 3, 4); Home Room Soccer (z, 3, 4); Executive Council (4); Reserve “E” (4); Numerals (3). Columbia University I I i i l 1 i 1 i I X ' A.VV1VVV Z y 1 .vjj 65 t XNN XVV J v V, ' Q cs f7Ae QRIENTgV? CSSSSSS ' C’ C V ! Katherine F. Hartman 85 Maria Street She has that merry glance That seldom teachers ' hearts resist. Senior Farce, Cast (4); Glee Club (3, 4). W.J.H.S. Rochester Business Institute George Hastings 175 South Goodman Street “ And I would sing, on wanton wing, . . . Glee Club (3, 4); Bank Clerk (z). Sacred Heart Academy Undecided Jane Paget Havill 1053 St. Paul Street Jane proves that what is worth doing at all is worth doing well. Home Room Committee (z, 3); Home Room Chairman (z, 4). No. 8 School University of Rochester George Philip Heckel z McKinley Street gawge “Anybody wanna bank todayl President, Jan. ’z8 (1); Interclass Soccer (1); Fencing Club (3); Glee Club (1, z); Agora (z, 3); Boule (z, 3); Clarion Staff (3). No. 11 School University of Rochester Clarice E. Heinrich 140 Hempel Street She sees the cheerful side of things and Straightway makes us feel it. Girls’ Interclass Track Meet (3); Agora (z, 3); Nature Club 0= 2., 3, 4). No. Z5 School City Normal School Lloyd W. Henderson hi Rosewood Terrace “harold” Fortune befriends the bold — sometimes’. Underwood Award (z). No. 11 School Undecided s j l l ! 1 1 l l 66 c d 7Ae ORIENTGV) O SSSSSSSS S: XV VW i l £ l ! i I s l l i ' l 1 ; ' l i ; Mildred S. Hetzke 6z6 Conkey Avenue “milly” Come, Maid, come, and let they ability show forth That others may see the excellence of thy mind. Nature Club (i, z). No. 8 School University of Rochester Josephine M. Hincher 403 Alexander Street jo Often we hear of the lady. And praise goes with her name. Social Committee (z, 3); Nature Club (1, z, 3); Agora-Boule (z, 3); Orient Editorial Staff (4); Press Club (3, 4); Literary Editor, Clarion (3); Clarion Pin (3). No. 31 School Mt. Holyoke College Mary Hale Hobbie 41 Brighton Street MARY For nature made her what she is. And never made another. Gym Pin Award (3); Nature Club (1, z); Glee Club (3); Clarion Agent (4); Waitress Senior Banquet (3). No. 15 School Mechanics Institute Helen Hoffman zi6 Hazelwood Terrace “helen” If friends are valuable, she’s a rich, rich woman. Glee Club (4). No. 11 School Eastman School of Music Luisdore Holtz 1515 East Avenue LOUIE A proof that quantity and quality sometimes travel together. Glee Club (i, z); Annex Baseball (3); Assistant Manager Basketball (3, 4). No. 1 School University of Southern California Fred Houck 1Z50 Culver Road SHORTY Early to bed and early to rise. And your girl goes out with some other guys. Home Room Baseball (z, 3); Captain, Home Room Basketball (z, 3); Home Room Soccer (z, 3); Annex Social Committee (3); Wearer of Reserve E (3); Credit Manager, Clarion (4); Numerals (3); Clarion Agent (3). Yr vVV VV Aquinas Institute Carnegie Institute of Technology 67 RUSS cSSVAe QRIENT6XD CSSS S v. w ya - vt y ' riS m ft d ■ L A m m Dorothy M. Ide 566 Cedarwood Terrace “dottie” None knew her but to love her , Or named her but to -praise. Social Committee (z, 4); Girls’ Track (3); Home Room Committee (2., 3); Home Room Chairman (i, 4); Nature Club (1, N 3 4 ); Senior Play (4). No. 33 School City Normal School Caroline O. Ihle Nature Club (z). No. 33 School 462. Parsells Avenue “carry” Her every act is kindness, Her every word is cheer. Undecided Ralph Irons 5 Raymond Street “curly” Observe! Without labor nothing prospers. No. 15 School Undecided Russel Jennings zoi Cedarwood Terrace I have nothing to fear when I know my lessons. No. 33 School Undecided Gertrude Joffee 576 Monroe Avenue “trudy” Who does not weary us with idle talk. AfternoonjBank Manager (3); Bank Cashier (4). No. 2.3 School Undecided Louise B. Kaplan 1183 Park Avenue “lou” The Clarion without Louise Is like a sail without a breeze. Glee Club (z, 3); Press Club (3, 4); Editor-in-Chief Clarion (4); Clarion Staff (3); Clarion Pin (3). No. 1 School University of Rochester cy Hhe. QR1ENTCV CT CT.vvx. ' wv.w g i l : Ann Margaret Karges 19 Southern Parkway marg And seemingly a friend to all, with a bright smile here and a kind word there. Girls’ Interclass Track (x, 3); Riding Club (2., 3). No. 2.4 School Undecided Jacob Karp 314 Remington Street “jake” Mingle a little folly with your wisdom. Academy High School, Erie, Pa. University of Michigan Frances Kass ito 5 Jay Street FANNIE W.J.H.S. Little I care if small I am — I can do as much as a bigger girl can. Columbia University Rebecca Kauffman 472. Alexander Street “rena” 1 One blessed by the great God of artistic talent. Glee Club (1, x); Agora (x, 3); Clarion Staff (1, 2.); Orchestra (2.); Home Room Committee (2.). No. 10 School Cornell University Dorothie I. Kaufman 315 Rutgers Street “dot” The eternal feminine doth draw us on. Riding Club (2., 3); Swimming Club (2.). Monroe J.H.S. Undecided Liselotte Kellner 2.90 Canterbury Road A musical maid frotn her head to her toes, And we shall have music wherever she goes. Senior Farce Cast (4); E.H.S. String Quartette (4); Orient Editorial Staff (4); Junior Philharmonic (2.); Inter-High Orchestra (3, 4); Orchestra (3, 4); Home Room Committee (4); Orchestra-Concertmaster (4). Berlin, Germany ! s i i t i - 1 1 69 c D fJAe QRIENTGXo CSSSS-VV.wv, wv.ysg ; i l i ( l. ; 1 l i l f ( l i f Helen Kermis “helen” Her eyes as stars of twilight fair Like twilight , too , her dusky hair. Home Room Chairman (z, 3). W.J.H.S. 448 Avenue A University of Rochester Ben Kessler 467 Joseph Avenue KES Will I be hel-ping someone ? Then TU do it. No. 8 School Undecided Helen Elizabeth Kirlakowsky 140 Keller Street “lizzy” What sweet delight a quiet life affords. Agora (z, 3); Orchestra (3, 4); Candy Sale Committee (4). No. Z5 School Eastman School of Music Marion M. M. Kittlinger 50 Cutler Street “kitty” ‘Along the cool sequestered vale of life She keeps the noiseless tenor of her way. ' No. 8 School City Normal School Viola P. Knox 1346 Clifford Avenue VI Viola is the “ goodest” girl that ever came to school; She gets her lessons every day and never tries to fool. Girls’ Track (z, 3); Tennis Club (3). W.J.H.S. City Normal School Meyer Koren izo Avenue E POP ' I’ve got an idea , boys!’ Social Committee (3); Cast, Senior Play (4); Senior Farce, Business Board (4); Home Room Soccer (z); Ann X Ray, Staff (z); Clarion Certificate (4); Gold Clarion Pin (4); Home Room Committee (4). W.J.H.S. Mechanics Institute l l i 1 2 70 VJ c o«7A«ORIENTgNj in v. h. v.V ' .v. w. ; 1 s ; 1 s r J Max Kovinsky 44 Martin Street ' He that hath a heard is more than a youth, And he that hath notie is less than a man. ' W.J.H.S. Michael Kowal Undecided 17 Grant Street MIKE Studious of ease, and fond of humble things. Interclass Basketball (2., 3); Interclass Baseball (2., 3); Inter¬ class Soccer (z, 3); Interclass Track ( z, 3); Basketball Team (4); Reserve Basketball Team (3); Wrestling Tournament (2.); Home Room Basketball (z, 3); Home Room Baseball (2., 3); Home Room Soccer (z, 3); Wearer of “E”; Reserve “E”; Numerals; Home Room Committee (3). W.J.H.S. University of Pennsylvania Amelia Krajeris 152. Weeger Street AMY Who possesses many fine, womanly qualities. Glee Club (4). Holy Redeemer General Hospital Bennie Krasnow zt, Kelly Street BEN What great messages dwell in painted ' paragraphs. ) Senior Play, Business Board (4); Home Room Baseball (3); Home Room Soccer (2.); Business Board, Clarion (3). W.J.H.S. Mechanics Institute Gertrude Krasowska 14 Mark Street TRUDY Cots of smiles and lots of fun, Trudy is our peppy one. Girls’ Interclass Track (2.); Gym Pin Award (1, z); Tennis Club (z). W.J.H.S Hannah Kraus City Normal School 19 Girard Street PETTY ' Come, pensive nun, devout and pure. Sober, steadfast, and demure. ' Peru High, Peru, Indiana Cornell University 1 1 s 71 o ' QCfrte ORIENTgv? c K gAX. ' wxr -t vovvy ; ? Florence B. LaGasse iooo Harvard Street “flossie” She does what should be done and in a cheerful manner. Walworth High School Undecided Sol C. Laibowitz 14 Leopold Street Can you not see that he is a big, bold manl Interclass Basketball (z, 3); Home Room Basketball (z, 3, 4); Home Room Baseball (2.); Swimming Meet (1); Wearer of Numerals. No. 10 School Marian LaSalle Undecided 35 Cambridge Street A girl who studies hard and yet is not a grind. No. 1 School Brockport Normal Louis C. Lazerson zqz Ormond Street “mike” He tries to make the little things count. Home Room Basketball (1, z, 3); Home Room Baseball (1, z, 3); Home Room Soccer (z, 3); Home Room Committee (1, z); Interclass Track (V); Interclass Basketball ( z, 3); Interclass Baseball (3); Home Room Bank Clerk (z). No. 10 School University of Buffalo David R. Levin 41 Palisade Park “bob” He thrusts out his chin And beats down gangs of trouble. Home Room Basketball (1); Home Room Baseball (1, z); Home Room Soccer (z); Glee Club (1, z); Home Room Com¬ mittee (1, z). W.J.H.S. Cornell University Eli A. Levin 510 Clifford Avenue Dark, beetling brows—but not The dark temper that usually follows. Clarion Business Board (z); Inter-High Orchestra (z); Orches¬ tra (z, 3). W.J.H.S. Undecided j s ! % 7 2 c D«7AgOPlENT 5 3 eKSS S-VN, x RAvr YV Sarah I. Lewis 41 Edward Street SNOOKUMS She smiled on many just for fun. But with that smile the work was done. Underwood Award (Y). W.J.H.S. Undecided Isadore H. Lidman 193 Avenue C The world knows nothing of its best men. W.J.H.S. Undecided Weldon H. Lisk 109 Woodrow Avenue “well, well’’ In this fool ' s -paradise he drank delight. President, Annex Press Club. No. 33 School Undecided Morey Lisson 49 Avenue D “morey A youth deserving superlative success. Mixed Quartette (3); Glee Club (1, 1, 3). W.J.H.S. South America Philip LoPresti 194 Fifth Street One fellow who hasn ' t been driven mad by a Ford. Home Room Basketball (1, 2., 3); Home Room Baseball (2., 3); Home Room Soccer (1, l, 3), Bank Clerk (3). W.J.H.S. University of Syracuse Elmer C. Lord 587 Grand Avenue “elmer” As his name would indicate. Interclass Basketball (3, 4); Interclass Baseball (3, 4); Inter¬ class Soccer (3, 4); Home Room Basketball (3, 4); Home Room Baseball (3, 4); Home Room Soccer (3, 4;; Numerals. No. 33 School Syracuse University 7 cxprZAc QRIENTGV sss x;v -x: s?csss 5 ! A V VV ViWJW� W V Clifford N. Lovenheim 36 Hanover Street “skinnay” What a spendthrift he is of his tongue. Interclass Basketball (2., 3); Interclass Baseball (2., 3); Inter¬ class Soccer (2., 3); Home Room Basketball (z, 3); Home Room Baseball (z, 3); Home Room Soccer (z, 3); Numerals. W.J.H.S. University of Rochester Florence N. Maas 44 Ketchum Street FLO She who has lived in obscurity and quiescence has lived well. Underwood Award (3). W.J.H.S. Helen Maly City Normal School 65 Arbordale Avenue Oft from thy cheerful eyes a ray Hath struck a bliss upon the day. Girls’ Interclass Basketball (1); Inter-High Orchestra (4); Orchestra (1, z, 3, 4); Girl Reserves (1, z, 3, 4). No. z8 School University of Rochester Sollie Marine Z3 Oakman Street “buster” To basketball or not to basketball 7 . Home Room Basketball (z, 3, 4); Home Room Baseball (z, 3, 4); Home Room Soccer (z, 3, 4); Interclass Basketball (z, 3,4); Interclass Baseball (z, 3,4); Interclass Soccer (z, 3,4). Undecided W.J.H.S. ISADORE N. MaRKFIELD Z99 Wilkins Street CURLY Come and trip it as ye go On the light fantastic toe. W.J.H.S. Undecided Evelyn_Markwitz 115 Kelly Street “evie” Contentment is a pearl of great price. Girls’ Track Meet (3). W.J.H.S. Undecided I s ' a 74 c (7Ae ORIENT aV ssssv , . v.vvc f ; 1 Maurice J. Martin 673 Clinton Avenue S. MOREY I always get what I go after. Senior Farce Cast (4); Track Team (1); Glee Club (1, z, 3, 4); Mixed Quartette (3); Clarion Pin (4). No. 15 School Undecided Anna Rose Maurer hi Melville Street ' jimmy” They might not need me, yet they might So I’ll let my head be just in sight. Swimming (3, 4). Corpus Christi City Normal School Ruth Harriet Maurer 15 Arbordale Avenue ruthie” Officious, innocent, sincere. Girls’ Interclass Basketball (z, 3); Numerals (3); Underwood Award (z); Remington Award (z); Clarion Staff (3); Clarion Pin (3); Home Room Chairman (z). No. z8 School Undecided Carl L. Mayle 15 Hollister Street CAR Iron sharpens iron; study, the scholar. Agora—Boule (z, 3); Bank Clerk (4); Class Constitution Committee. Groveland District No. 3, New York University of Rochester Freda A. McAdam 471 Melville Street FREDDIE Modesty is nature ' s crown. Girls’ Interclass Basketball (1); Glee Club (3); Remington Award (4); Inter-High Orchestra (4); Orchestra (3, 4). No. Z3 School Eastman School of Music Stewart McCaw 496 Bay Street MAC Don t say, “How big are the opposing players?” But, “Where are they?” Interclass Basketball (z, 3); Interclass Soccer (3); Reserve Soccer Team (4); Basketball Team (4); Home Room Basket¬ ball (z, 3); Home Room Soccer (3); Wearer of ”E”; Reserve E”; Numerals; Band (z, 3, 4); Orchestra (4). W.J.H.S. Undecided A V VV� V VV� V ! i; ! l l ' ( v vvV VXN.V kW I LV a MV VS.V.Q 75 c D«7Ag ORIENTgy c ssa NX; ' C V : W. Bayard McCoy zz College Avenue All thoughtful ones are original in themselves. President, Jan. ’2.8 (2., 4); Vice-President, Jan. ’z8 (3); Tennis Team (1, 3, 4); Reserve “E” (3). No. 31 School Princeton University Lewis H. McGlashan 576 Hazelwood Terrace “louie” The devil can cite scripture for his own purpose. Vice-President (4); Numerals; Agora-Boule (z, 3, 4); Orient Editorial Staff (4); Press Club (3, 4 ); Clarion Staff (3). Monroe J. H. S. University of Rochester Rose Margaret Meltzer 164 Saranac Street Rose always laughed and cheered And made things go with a snap and hang. Oswego High, Oswego, N. Y. City Normal School Sarah Merimsky 6z Lincoln Street “red’ ' A youthful , would-be poet. Underwood Award (z). W.J.H.S. Undecided Margaret E. Merk 41 Akron Street “maggie” And those who paint her truest , praise her most. Underwood Award; Bank Manager (4); Bank Clerk (3); Home Room Chairman (3, 4). No. z8 School Undecided Edith Meyers 791 Clinton Avenue, N. And what she greatly thought she nobly dared. Underwood Award (z). W.J.H.S. City Normal School $ 1 2 l l i i 76 o ' 0 ' 7 «ORIENT 3 3 ckv’csa.v, v v- v vy Ethel Beatrice Michelson 74 Vienna Street A little thing that sunny smile —- And Ethel has it. Underwood Award (z); Home Room Committee (2.). W.J.H.S. Rochester Business Institute Martha Miller 150 Melville Street MARTHA She is a retiring maid To whom no mischief can be laid. No. 11 School City Normal School Stuart E. Moody 371 Hazelwood Terrace “stew” Stewed youth. Clarion agent (3, 4); Clarion Pin. No. 11 School Cornell University Marjorie L. Mundy “marj” Still waters run Glee Club (z , 3). West High School 78 Colgate Street Mechanics Institute Harriette Naja 1106 Avenue D “harry” Whose talents lie in many directions. Home Room Committee (2., 3); Banking Clerk (2., 3); Orches¬ tra (z, 3); Book Exchange (4). W.J.H.S. Plattsburg Normal Dorothy V. Natleson 38 Harper Street “dot” Eyes that displace The neighbor diamond and outface The sunshine by their own sweet grace. Glee Club (3). W.J.H.S. Syracuse University ' t I q Vv ' XWVvVTlVViRVVri -5 i 77 |1 S VXKVV;V XA V) c SVAe opiF ' MTgN? os . v.v r wavvv: Fred Neisner 32.3 Westminster Road “fred” The modest temple of wisdom. Orient Business Manager (4); Clarion Business Manager (3); Clarion Staff (2); Clarion Pin (3); Jeweled Clarion Pin (3). Central High, Philadelphia University of Pennsylvania Erma R. Noetling Culver Road “erma” Modesty is a virtue which few possess. Williamson High, Williamson, New York Undecided Sam Ofsowitz 22 Buchan Park The artist is the slave of his ideal. Clarion Art Staff (4); Publicity Manager Senior Play (4). W.J.H.S. Mechanics Institute Freda I. Ordan 146 Hollenbeck Street Joyous and gay in her own free way. Home Room Committee (2). W.J.H.S. Cornell University Lester Osband 76 Vienna Street “smudge” My kingdom for a basketball. Home Room Basketball (2, 3, 4); Home Room Baseball (2, 3); Home Room Soccer (2, 3, 4); Interclass Basketball (3); Interclass Baseball (2); Interclass Soccer (2). W.J.H.S. Undecided Doris Otto 74 Kingston Street We’re ve ry glad Doris came to us from Canada, But we ' re sorry for the Canadians. Port Arthur High School University of Rochester 78 .vs X.vvv n vv vh v v vvx-,v !c .y t yySJ C K 3fc S c Q«7AgORIENT6 3 cS55SS % ViY, S ff A. William Packer z Southern Parkway “billy” All the characteristics of a greek god; Both physical and mental. Social Committee (3); Clarion Agent (4); Clarion Staff (4). Monroe H. S. Yale University Jane Palmer 56 Dartmouth Street “jin” ' As wit and fortune will— Or as the fashion plate decrees. Senior Farce (4); Bank Clerk (3); Senior Play (4). Central High, Syracuse, N. Y. Undecided Frank A. Palumbos 144 Lewis Street FRANKIE Oh, happiness of sweet retired content To be at oncf secure and innocent. Home Room Soccer (3, 4); Agora (z, 3). Mt. Carmel School University of Rochester Josephine A. Panepinto 80 Hebard Street “betty” A young lady of charm and grace. W.J.H.S. City Normal School Stuart D. Paterson 16 Jersey Street Gentleness is an outgrowth of benignity. Burdett Union School, Burdett, New York Cornell University Oscar Peet Brighton Station, Rochester, N. Y. “pete” Not only does he try, but he also succeeds. Home Room Baseball (z, 3); Home Room Soccer (z, 3); Home Room Basketball (z, 3, 4). Pittsford High School Oswego ' Normal 79 c Qf7Ae ORIENTGV) Cb SS i .N ' C C NS Z ; $ Everett Perrin 178 Alexander Street “everett” Familiarity with him breeds genuine friendship. Home Room Basketball (1); Home Room Soccer (2.); Glee Club (4); Orchestra (4). Columbia, Yakima, Washington Undecided Clayton Perry 2.3 Spencer Road His the cold neutrality of an impartial judge. Home Room Soccer (2., 3); Home Room Basketball (z, 3); News Editor Ann-X-Ray; Fencing Club (2., 3); Riding Club (2., 3); Ski Club (z, 3). No. 33 School University of Pennsylvania Gladys A. Peters 8z Clifford Avenue GLADY My frieiids come to me unsought — The great God gave them to me. Girls’ Interclass Basketball (3, 4); Glee Club (3, 4); Gym Demonstration (4); Girls’ Track Meet (3). Carlisle, Pa. City Normal School Ruth E. Pfaff 57 Macbeth Street fa-fe Who says in music what others say in speech. Glee Club (4); String Quartette (3, 4); Orchestra (z, 3, 4); Mixed Quartette (4). Nazareth Academy Eastman School of Music Elizabeth N. Pirwitz 15 Darrow Street Now she can be relied upon To do her best most everytime. W.J.H.S. Undecided Florence Malley Polsky 596 Conkey Avenue “flo” Thoughts she gives; By them she lives; And thoughts are blossoms of the soul. Underwood Award (2.); Girls’ Skating Club (4); Nature Club (3); Home Room Committee (2.). W.J.H.S. New York State College $ i 1 I 1 1 1 . . 1 ' ' ■ ..... -■ :■ 80 3 cS nke ORIENTGV) (ESS v. v.vvc w: Marion Radu 50 Vick Park A “madu” We ' re waiting to see your Harper ' s Bazar Covers. Home Room Committee (2.). Monroe J. H. S. t New York School of Design Illustration and Painting Edwina A. Rand Pittsford, N. Y. We meet thee like a pleasant thought. Pittsford High Boston School of Physical Education Robert W. Rand Pittsford, N. Y. BOB 1 am wrapped in dismal thinking. Swimming (2., 3, 4); Wrestling (4); Senior Farce (4); Senior Play (4). Pittsford Mechanics Institute Alfred Rapp 106 Hudson Avenue 1 ll.V DUKE Baron Rapp. Class Treasurer (3, 4); Interclass Basketball (2., 3); Interclass Baseball (i); Interclass Soccer (2., 3); Home Room Basketball (2., 3, 4); Home Room Baseball (z); Home Room Soccer (z, 3, 4); Numerals, Orient Business Board (4). W.J.H.S. Syracuse University William M. Raskind 34 C2 Evergreen Street WILLIE If firmness is great, is not persistence even greaterl Interclass Basketball; Home Room Basketball; Numerals. Blassburg, Pennsylvania University of Pennsylvania Meyer Shear Rathke 50 Forester Street JIM A merry heart goes all day A sad tires in a mile. Fencing Club (3); Agora (2.); Book Exchange (3); Book Exchange Manager (3). No. 2.5 School City Normal School I I | 1 s 81 npvvy,‘ y?6vvH J VvV, . vxj c tyfJhe. ORIENTGV qnn3 a. . v SSS 5 : i l r J Ruth Ries R.F.D. No. 5, Rochester, N. Y. Full of pep and full of fun; Ready to do what should be done. Social Committee Chairman (4); Social Committee (2., 3); Girls’ Reserve Basketball Team (z, 4); Nature Club (i, 2., 3); Senior Play (4). Durand Eastman School, Irondequoit University of Rochester Kathryn L. Roberts 2.73 Dorchester Road An energetic girl with plenty of enthusiasm. Glee Club (4); Girls’ Track Meet (2.). No. x8 School Undecided Arthur L. Robinson art My Canadian girl is witty And more than merely pretty. No. 7 School, Brighton Brighton, N. Y. Undecided William Rosenbaum 33 Morris Street “willie” The wisdom of a seer lies in his cranium. Interclass Basketball (1, 2.); Interclass Baseball (1, 2.); Home Room Basketball (1, z); Home Room Baseball (1). W.J.H.S. Undecided George Rosenthal 36 Avenue D “rosee” An athlete; a wrestler. Wearer of E; Numerals, Wrestling (3, 4); Wrestling Tourna¬ ment (3, 4); Interclass Basketball (z, 3); Interclass Baseball (2., 3); Interclass Soccer (2., 3, 4); Agora (z, 3). No. 8 School University of Buffalo Georgia Rosenthal 118 Orange Stre et “gige” Blessed by the priceless gift of music. Clarion Staff (3); Junior Philharmonic ( z , 3); Inter-High Orchestra (z, 3, 4); Orchestra (z, 3, 4). J.J.H.S. University of Buffalo 2E c tJAe ORIENT jV? (KNSVA. S xx«vvw l ; : i $ J Rose M. Rosenthal 36 Avenue D “rochie She has a naughty twinkle in her eye. Social Committee (1); Glee Club (1); Agora-Boule (z, 3); Clarion Staff (1); Home Room Committee (z). ▼ No. 8 School Columbia University Joseph G. Rossner 496 Central Avenue JOE Gentle, Genteel, Genuine , Generous. Interclass Baseball (2.); Home Room Basketball (4); Home Room Baseball (4). No. 10 School University of Rochester Sarah Rotenberg 2.2. Carthage Road SARAH Who proves that no real effort ever failed to produce results. Harbord Collegiate Institute, Toronto, Canada Undecided Miriam Rotkowitz 16 Vienna Street “miriam” Whose kindly smile foreshadows kindly actions. Bank Clerk (z, 3, 4); Home Room Committee (z, 3); Pub¬ licity Committee, Jan. ’z8; Executive Council, Jan. ’z8 (3). W.J.H.S. University of Rochester Mildred T. Roxin 646 Joseph Avenue tillie W.J.H.S. Here ' s a girl with lots of pep A girl that has the “good sport ” rep. Eastman School of Music Ruth Rubenstein RUFUS She sings the songs that 1701 St. Paul Street Gentler on the spirit lie Than tired eyelids upon tired eyes. Glee Club (4); Underwood Award (3). W.J.H.S. Eastman School of Music i l 83 cxp ZteQF?IENTg 3 g v x, sx. v r -.. i i V : r ! I P $ Hilda A. Sachs 883 Joseph Avenue hild” The true concord of well-timed sounds From Hilda s violin abounds. Inter-High Orchestra (z); Orchestra (z); Home Room Chairman (z). W.J.H.S. Cornell University Raymond Santore 349 Durnan Street RAY 1 laugh and frighten away my ills. Interclass Basketball; Secretary, Annex Press Club; Home Room Basketball (z, 3). Undecided W.J.H.S. George J. Satter 58 Webster Avenue GYP Y ou stole my gal , you horse thief. Home Room Soccer (z). No. 11 School Undecided Eleanor E. Saunders 508 Conkey Avenue PAT An admirable girl of strong limbs and rosy cheeks. Girls’ Basketball (3, 4); Class Basketball (z, 3, 4); Gym Dem¬ onstration (4); Riding Club (3); Wearer of Numerals; Wearer of E; East High Girl Reserves (z, 3, 4). No. 8 School Boston School of Physical Education Frances Kathleen Saunor 75 Watkins Terrace FRAN A clever miss with an amiable disposition. Holy Redeemer Highland Hospital School for Nurses Ruth E. Sawyer 103 Garson Avenue A pleasing manner is the first step to success. Underwood Award (3). Bridgeport High School, Bridgeport, Conn. Undecided I i I i ‘ I I i 84 csT 7Ae ORIENTgy) OxVCV Vsyv XAVg i ; ; $ { S y 5 H Olive Schoenthaler 190 Hazelwood Terrace “ollie” In friendship her heart is a bell. Struck every time her friend is in trouble. Underwood Award (1, z); Bank Clerk (1, z, 3, 4); Home Room Committee (z); Gym Pin Award (z, 3). No. ix School Rochester Business Institute Earl L. Schultz Henrietta, N. Y. The deed 1 intend is great, but as yet, I know not what. Home Room Basketball (z); Underwood Award (z). No. 7 School, Henrietta Undecided John O. Schuring 167 Cedarwood Terrace “johnny” A most beautiful language is Greek. Oh! but could I learn it to speak ? Agora (3, 4). Rochester Christian School Calvin College Gladys A. Scott 18 Eighth Street “gladdie” Quiet sweetness is always an admirable quality in woman. Girl Reserves (i, z). Woodhull High School, Woodhull, N. Y. City Normal School Frederic P. Seitz 57 Tyler Street “fred “Damn the neighbors. Interclass Basketball (3); Senior Farce Cast (4); Rifle Club (3, 4); Home Room Basketball (z, 3, 4); Home Room Base¬ ball (3); Home Room Soccer (z, 3); Glee Club (1, z, 3, 4); Senior Play, Cast (4). No. 8 J 5 chool Cornell University Jeannette Seitz IZ78 Clifford Avenue NEDDY A reason firm and temperate will; Endurance, foresight, strength, and skill. W.J.H.S. Undecided ' a I a sS 85 Nettie Shacter 2.70 Milburn Street NETTIE She gives everyone her ear but few her voice. Undecided Joseph D. Shapiro 94 Prince Street JIGGS Have you ever seen his Maggie? Syracuse University Sara R. Sherman 511 Clifford Avenue A quiet person who accomplishes much Home Room Committee (z). W.J.H.S. Undecided Fannie Silverman 30 Cumberland Street A willing friend to Caesar, Cicero, and Vergil. Undecided John N. Sleght Edgar Street “johnny” A fast man. Class President (3); Class Vice-President (if); Social Com¬ mittee (2., 3, 4); Interclass Basketball (1, 3); Interclass Base¬ ball (1); Interclass Track (3); Reserve Soccer Team (4); Track Team (3, 4); Wrestling Tournament (4); Home Room Basketball (A, 3); Home Room Baseball (1); Interclass Swim¬ ming Meet (3); Executive Council (4); Wearer of “E“ (3, 4); Reserve “E” (4); Numerals; Nature Club (1, 3); Senior Play, Cast (4); President Student’s Association (4). No. 1 School Yale University Rose Lillian Smalline 13 Martin Street “roseline” For nature made her what she is And never made another. Glee Club (3, 4); Underwood Award (z); Remington Award (z); Home Room Committee (z). W.J.H.S. Undecided 86 KwtxwrvwtW y wty NV Ci Vfy www v PvW nnxnn n vq o OAe QRIENTGX3 OSSSS5 X; n i ; s i ; Arthur Howard Smith 2.35 Grand Avenue HOWIE That grin D is closes a warm heart within. Rifle Club (3); Agora. No. 33 School DeWitt V. Smith University of Rochester 6 Hinsdale Street SMITHY “Hasten slowly” Stage Manager, Senior Farce (4); Stage Manager, Senior Play (4). No. 15 School Undecided Katherine C. Smith 95 Nassau Street KIT Who has a loyal and magnanimous disposition. Girls’ Interclass Track Meet (3); Skating Club (4); Glee Club (3, 4); Underwood Award (x); Remington Award (x); Home Room Committee (x); Riding Club (3); Swimming Club (3, 4). W.J.H.S. Undecided Evelyn Louise Snyder 2-9 Tyler Street She is the girl with the big brown eyes Who says very little but is very wise. Home Room Committee (3, 4); Head Usher, Senior Farce (4). No. 8 School Undecided R. Elizabeth Spencer 12.7 Urquhart Street BIBBITT She saw the thing she ought to do And went ahead and did it. Glee Club (4); Gym Pin Award (x). W.J.H.S. Undecided Anita Louise Stallman nit a AViVVV V v l 8 Clifford Avenue She has a good disposition, much to be envied. Nature Club (1, 2.); Clarion Staff (4). No. 8 School University of Rochester 1 I i i 87 88 ; i 1 : cS rjhe. ORIENTgy qs sss vv vvv.vss a Joseph Purmort Truax, Jr. 35 Carthage Street JOE Slow but sure. Class Vice-President (3). No. 8 School University of Rochester Anna Turula 303 Hudson Avenue A young lady of excellent mind and pleasing personality. W.J.H.S. University of Rochester Eleanor Van Vleck 66 Richland Street duke She leads a life of pleasure free; A happy-go-lucky girl is she. Senior Farce, Cast (4); Senior Play (4). Irondequoit No. 1 Undecided Robert F. Van Voorhis 2.01 Beresford Road BOB I ' m not Bob Van Voorhis when I ' m with a girl. Reserve Baseball Team (2., 3); Interclass Swimming (1); Reserve “E”; Numerals. No. 33 School University of Rochester Marian O. Verdine 735 Parsells Avenue marian” Her very frowns are fairer far Than smiles of other maidens are. Nature Club (Y). No. 33 School Mechanics Institute Betty Vereschak r VVV 1 Ludwig Park BETTY Like a cold drink after a long hot walk- so refreshingl Underwood Award (2.); Literary Club (4). W.J.H.S. Undecided $ 89 c 0 7A« ORIENT JV Gertrude Wadhams 49 Oxford Street GERTIE She speaks when she is spoken to And does what she sets out to do. Bay Shore, Long Island University of Rochester Victor C. Wahl 4 Heidelberg Street ‘‘wictor” Full of Wim , IVigor, and Witality No. 2.5 School Undecided Elizabeth Wallace 75 Copeland Street “betty” Let others argue why and “whence I govern my motives with ' plain common sense. Underwood Award (V); Gym Pin Award (z). No. 11 School Undecided Charles Walzer Culver Rd., R. F. D. No. 5 “chuck” He speaks only when spoken to As is the way of a few. Irondequoit District No. 2. Mechanics Institute Roy Warren 1 3 ° Corwin Road “raw” For he ' s a jolly good fellow. Business Manager Senior Farce (4); Chairman Home Room Committee (3, 4); Senior Play (4). No. 2.8 School L a e University Thelma Warwick 55 Baden Street She is a friend when one s in need And that is a real , true friend indeed. W.J.H.S. Virginia State Normal School 90 ixx cwvx vygy v x vwvxv W.J.H.S. AWVVi Vi Undecided V KVN I IV. V VVCTAVYVY Don t think that because 1 flay the cornet I blow my own horn. Wrestling Tournament (2., 3); Home Room Soccer (a, 3); Underwood Award; Inter-High Band and Orchestra; Band- Orchestra (a, 3, 4); President of Band (4). o ' 0 7A«ORIENTG ' O Qs v V ' CVvV? Alma Wehbring alma Shy, sweet, and lovable. Monroe J. H. S. 2.2.68 Culver Road It, Undecided Sydney Weinberg 18 Vassar Street v SYD A Jack of all trades. Home Room Basketball (a); Home Room Soccer (1, 2.); Executive Council; Orient Art Editor (4); Clarion Art Editor; Clarion Pin; Inter-High Band; Band (1, a, 3, 4). No. a 5 School Chicago School of Arts Nathan Weiner 10a Rauber Street “nate’ ’ Industrious in every undertaking. W.J.H.S. Undecided Isadore J. Weiss 55 Maria Street “murphy” My ambition is to make history. Brockport Normal University of Rochester Virginia J. Weller 71 Sidney Street “jinny” Jinny is a mighty good sport and a mighty nice girl. Girls’ Interclass Basketball (1, a, 3, 4); Girls’ Basketball Team (3); Wearer of E; Numerals; Nature Club (1, a); Senior Play (4). No. 33 School Rochester Business Ins titute Laurence A. Wilan 55 Cuba Place 91 XXV v V.VWV % ) cXD 7AgORlENT 5 3 ass y. ' v , , . v. 77 Frank E. Wilkinson Sunset Drive “frankie” There’s a deal of deviltry beneath his mild exterior. No. 31 School Undecided Mable E. Wilson No. 8 School 1647 Clinton Avenue le N. CJ 1 Doing what she ought to do When it should be done. b ” Highland Hospital School for Nurses Radah Jeanette Wilton 63 Vermont Street RAE And she looks every day as fresh as a rose in June. Girls’ Interclass Basketball (3, 4); Girls ' Interclass Track (3): Nature Club (1); Cast, Senior Play. No. 11 School Sargeant School of Gymnasium Ruth Winans 19 Holmdel Place A story book girl of delicate face and ivillowy figure. Skating Club (4). Corpus Christi Undecided Joseph E. Winslow 32.0 Rosewood Terrace JOE Who is it can read a woman ? Band (1, 2.); Orchestra (1, z); Home Room Basketball (2.); Captain, Home Room Basketball (3); Social Committee (Y); Senior Play (4). No. 11 School Undecided Sonya Sarah Witrack 42. Barons Street SUNNIE Tho ' toiler beyond the average one , Sunnie has her times of fun. Glee Club (4); Bank Clerk (z, 3); Home Room Chairman (z, 3); Home Room Committee (2., 3). W.J.H.S. Brockport Normal 92 XV«VVW t c sT (Jhe ORIENTCV} 2SS5333SSI 5 Benjamin B. Wolff 998 Clinton Avenue, N. “LANCASTER ALEXANDER Lancaster ' s leaving Alexander behind. Interclass Basketball (z, 3); Interclass Baseball (z, 3); Inter¬ class Soccer (z, 3). W.J.H.S. Undecided Howard G. Woodard 485 Hayward Avenue The glass of fashion, the mould of form. The observed of all observers. Interclass Basketball (z, 3); Swimming Team; Home Room Basketball (z, 3); Home Room Baseball (z, 3). Corpus Christi University of Rochester Ruth E. Woods 85 Arbutus Street silver She reminds us—as her name implies—of dark, mysterious woods. Glee Club (z, 3, 4); Nature Club (1, z, 3). No. Z5 School Mechanics Institute Alice A. Wunder 1191 North Streep “clice“ ’ I ' A love of sports is a healthy quality. Girls ' Interclass Basketball (3, 4); Girls ' Interclass Baseball (3); Girls’ Interclass Track (3). W.J.H.S. City Normal Howard J. Youngman 67 Beaufort Street “howie” Don Juan had nothing on him. Home Room Basketball (z, 3); Manager Swimming Team (4); Wearer of “E” (4); Numerals (3); Agora-Boule (3); Clarion Staff (4); Interclass Swimming (3, 4). Clarion Agent ( 4 ). St. Joseph’s Commercial Michigan University v WVV Vi v .v MXW V V- TrvVLX VX v ' X VNVVa.V rvv cyVv vv $ c D 7AgOPIENTG ? ff C AN , x V£ ; 7 ■, ; i i i I i I l l j ! I i l l i To Be Drunk! But What Is It To Be Nothing Else But Inebriated! April, 1927 Jacob Abramson, June ' 27 East High School Rochester, N. Y. Dear Editor: You asked me a while ago to write a class history and,— by the way, I just received a quart of genuine Gray Mare Scotch. It is rather late now, and I am sipping it as I write. Well, now to get down to business. You know the class, assimilated from the East High Annexes and W. J. H. S., actually became organized under the advisory of Mrs. Toolan and Mr. Hammond in its Junior year. The class showed a great deal of enthusiasm over its first election of class officers. Results: John Sleght- President Joe Truax - Vice Pres. Mildred Harris- Secretary Alfred Rapp- Treasurer. Immediately class interest was aroused and why not, with a social committee, real class parties, the Junior Prom and the Junior Jubilee. Why a fellow would never have thought that there were such pretty girls in the class. What an orchestra! What punch! Oh say, as I remind myself about the punch, I begin to think of this Scotch. I ' ve been drinking such bad stuff lately that this has little effect on me, little effect on me. I ' m not bragging, bragging, but I be¬ lieve our senior year, year was, less water, thank you, which proves that we all had a good time. Well, being seniors, we were agan agin eleccti, electting off xx offiserss f.electionn revxzerns we wererecievde wiht greaat rewjuhyf., Robbett bectolld—;prresidet lewLews mcLashin,.?-Viepresiddet millded Crmer— -Secterry Afferd rapRap-Traessur Well,ourr senorsenir ye yea year ws was realyour realy our bigyeer, bigyere;you no ,0 we preesen preseted two plysa, Se sen Senoir tTeroilm sennior ffiFinnalee andd threwtwopartys; Nottsollung Gago rRodetwo yestoo Day Well,xvtheyy weerxe anoxll grtyu kl susessfulll-;p wvaittvming forse For senoridAy. Wel,i cvbnmhg ss vghtyr df ghjdutter ;569.;jkhfg xx zz sa thdwesss fdsxxtrew 56980%g . mklo $$$$$.. ' sin$lecvy Clczesv- retywumg 0|- xertiutykpo — pOmjfhey .????11111 - ’(((((((()))))))frexzv 94 c orZAeORIENTCV) OSSSKSSSSX: i POZE REED BRISKIN HAUCK Officers of the Class of January 1928 Philip Reed . Morris Poze Louis Briskin Kenneth Hauck President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer CLASS ADVISORS Miss Lois Turner Ellis S. Smith 90 xn xn H NW VC cxp 7Ag ORIENTgv? assssg cv v.w Bantleon Munce Heesch Wilson Officers of the Class of Ju ne 1928 Herbert Heesch. President Marjorie Munce. Vice-President Helen Wilson. Secretary George Bantleon. Treasurer CLASS ADVISORS A V� V� «� VOV Miss Helene G. Van Ness Erle S. Remington i | ! i i i $ VxX KW KVXa VO.V-x KW rv .r tv y , - vvJ 97 V V W -XVV-XW vv vvv - vax vv A y iW!f AI S - w iw LAig c SOAe OP I ENT CX? a s ,x v g Goodman Street Annex l i v VU M� xlgi VttVS� Vg B 98 99 y 7 vvxv vv y j vc. v3 c £ rjAe ORIENTg o Qs . . x uN 5Sa ; ? ; ; 5 i J Rappaport Hondelink Cramer Baker STANDARD BEARERS n 1914- WORLD WAR - 1919 faithful unto death 4 l m C.FITZWUGH ANGEUL WILLIAM JAMES ATTRIDGC TIOON DALRYMPHE WM. D ' ORVILL DOTY ® RUSSEL HOY FISMBAUGH WESLEY FRANCIS DAVID HOCHSTEIN FRANK KING WARREN LOCKHART CHARLES F.A. MURRAY FRANK T. MURRAY PAUL GANNET OSBORN HOWARD LEON SHEPHARD FRANK 5TEWART CHAUNCEY TYLER YOUNG VERNON K. PENNY TO INSPIRE ALL WHO SOJOURN WITHIN THESE WALLS IN EMULATION OF HER DEPARTED HEROES A V W� V W .V j l A l 100 | VyXNNXVVN VO fJh ORIENT 6 SSSSSSVj ' C ' S C S.S i Executive Council REPRESENTATIVES OF THE FACULTY Mr. Albert H. Wilcox Miss Lucy Eisenberg Fall Term Albert H. Wilcox Gordon Allen . William Benz . Roy E. Davey Mr. Roy E. Davey Mr. James H. Fowle Mr. William C. Wolgast Honorary President Student President Student Secretary Faculty Treasurer Mr. John A. Baird Mr. John L. Merrell Spring Term Albert H. Wilcox . John Sleght Jane Chapman Roy E. Davey rvVV VVJ l i ! i 102 3 c D 7AgOPIENT 5V OSSSg cvv ' cwv.w g ; Allen Benz Chapman Sleght PUBLICATIONS COMMITTEE Fall Term Mitchell Rappaport, Jan. ' is Chairman Constance Albrech, Jan. Arthur Reed, Jan. ’2.7 Jane Chapman, June ’17 Jane Andrews, June ' iq Morris Poze, Jan. ’z8 Robert Collamer, June ’z8 2-7 Spring Term Jane Andrews, June ’17 Jane Chapman, June ’17 Abe Miller, Jan. ’2.8 Albert Arent, Jan. ’z8 Robert Collamer, June ’2.8 Isadore Jacobs, Jan. ’19 Milton Shapiro, June ’19 ATHLETIC COMMITTEE William Benz, Jan. ’2.7 John Sleght, June ' rrj Dorothy Daly, Jan. ’2.8 Edwin Hayes, June ’2.8 Chairman . . . John Sleght, June ' rrj Jack Harrison, June ’17 Vincent Gianforti, Jan. ’2.8 Edwin Hayes, June ’2.8 Harry Newman, Jan. ’19 MUSIC AND LITERARY COMMITTEE Gordon Allen, Jan. ’17 . Sydney Weinberg, June ' irj Mitchell Miller, Jan. ’z8 Dorothy Sutton, June 18 Arthur Nolan, June ’19 Gordon Ide, June Z9 Chairman Sydney Weinberg, June ’2.7 Mitchell Miller, Jan. ’z8 Dorothy Sutton, June ’z8 Gordon Ide, Jan. Y9 Mae Shulman, Jan. ’30 s i ! i 1 i Vi V� .W� VC NSVW1V 103 ,kkv V Tr y v vv-.vv X7 - . AK S Avof SE ' N kvXpVV ssi c £ f7Ae ORIENTGv (E S M vwa l c Supply Store George H. Studley j $ Fall Term Spring Term Douglas Caley. Student Manager . . . Herbert Bentley CLERKS Herbert Bentley Henrietta Karges Geraldine Reynolds Ruth Rogers Mildred White Carl Worboys Katherine Ackroyd Jeanette Bieger Agnes Bunn Emily Clements Margaret Cook Henrietta Karges Alice Willson Helen Willson Charles Zorsch Book Exchange Agnes Mutch . Student Manager CLERKS Dorothy Keefe Harriet Naja Margaret Peart Florence Wilcox I 104 cs sOAe QBIENTCV) sS5SS vvva . n . y. n s5 Neisner Borsuck Weinburg Poze Me Glashan Allyn Reed Abramson Rapp Hincher Andrews Kellner Bar ker Mangione Rappaport The Orient Faced with the choice of having either a senior annual containing pictures of the seniors only or of combining with the Class of June 192.7, in putting out one com¬ bined annual, the Class of January 1917, chose the latter alternative, and so this Orient is the first combined annual ever to be published at East High School. The movement to combine the annuals was started when various education officers frowned upon the practise of soliciting advertising for two class books. Action of the Rochester Ad Club and of merchants in combating “bootleg” adver¬ tising has created a veritable dread against advertising in any medium but the news¬ paper. Business managers of the Orient this year had to combat these combatants, so to speak, and their work has been more difficult than the work of any previous managers. If editorial work was made any easier by combining the Jamia and Orient , the editors have no testimonial letters to that effect. The burning of the photographer’s office and practically all of the Orient negatives shortly before Christmas threw the work way behind schedule. i I 10(5 t SX, V2g V?CSSSSS cS Oke. ORIENT aV n i J jN.yy L v,v VAvr.vAc Rappaport Poze Neisner Abramson January 192-7 Mitchell Rappaport EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief June 1927 Jacob Abramson ASSOCIATES Louis Schwartz— Senior Section Constance Albrech— Senior Section Josephine Shinkunas— Senior Section Maurice Levy— Music Arthur Reed— Publications Jerry Mangione— Historian and Poet Gordon Allen— Assistant Charles King— Art Josephine Hincher Jane Andrews— Senior Section Liselotte Kellner— Senior Section Louis McGlashan— Senior Section Sydney Weinberg— Art Joseph Borssuck— Sports Harry Friedman— Prophet Farrow Downey— Assistant Sports Meyer Koren— Assistant Art Samuel Poze Louise Williams David Allyn Kenneth Miner BUSINESS BOARD . Business Manager • Fred Neisner ASSOCIATES Alfred Rapp Dolores Barker j l | f 107 ,p. ? xN?c v v ' c v3 cX0C7Ac ORIENTGV) ; ; Weinburg Zuck Koren Mangione Rotkowitz Youngman Miller Weiner Levin Houck Reed Altman Stallman Fielding Kaplan Cramer Gage Berman Clarion Weekly News-Magazine FACU LTY ADVISORS George S. Carhart AVV VV V« vv .w� vc� wjv Roy E. Davey l l l i 108 c D 7AgOBIENTCV (ESS5 v vfN SS g ' i Mangione Poze ’Berman Kaplan EDITORIAL BOARD Fall Tern Jerry G. Mangione Edward A. Havill .... Louise B. Kaplan .... Josephine Shinkunas Arthur Reed, Dorothy Wilson Abe Miller. Marion Cohen. Sydney Weinberg .... Edith Rowden. Ethel Gage. Mildred Cramer Howard Youngman Carol Crowther Editor-in-Chief Editor Emeritus Managing Editor News Editor Literary Editors Sports Editor Exchange Editor Art Editor Annex Editor Reporter Spring Term Louise B. Kaplan Jerry G. Mangione Constance Albrech Carol Crowther Ethel Gage, Mildred Cramer Dorothy Wilson Frederick Zuck, Arthur Reed . Abe Miller Miriam Rotkowitz Sydney Weinberg .Edith Rowden Doris Fielding Anita Stallman William Mullen Howard Youngman Ralph McAdam Morris Poze Jules Berman Harold Altman Sam Feldman . Herman Berman Meyer Koren . BUSINESS BOARD Business Manager Assistant Bus. Man. Advertising Manager . Circulation Manager Publicity Manager Publicity Manager Credit Manager Jules Berman . Harold Altman Max Weiner and Eli Levin Bernard Levin Herman Berman Meyer Koren Fred Houck 109 KVVOv V ( IWVN xv«yn vvn va Y) cy QAe ORIENTCV) o v vvvr Yxw g Mangione Me Glashan Rappaport Andrews Hincher Zuck Abramson East High Press Club HONORARY LITERARY SOCIETY Mitchell Rappaport Jerry Mangione . Jane Andrews George S. Carhart President Vice-President Secretary Faculty Director MEMBERS IN THE FACULTY Miss Katherine Barber Miss Alice N. Gibbons Erle Remington Harold Cowles STUDENT MEMBERS ISADORE JORCSLOW Edward Havill Eugene Remington John Guttenberg Chester Leopold Louis Meltzer John Wermuth Fred Zuck Josephine Shinkuna Richard Van Atta Raymond Schwartz Mitchell Rappaport Jane Andrews Josephine Hincher Constance Albrech Jerry Mangione Jacob Abramson i ! i i i i YI L W yLLLyLLYY . 1 L W V Y ' k V K YM L V ry Q. XNWS A V VV 110 Syd Wcinburg DRAMA mmm ; c D«7AgQRIENT6V O OCNs A.’s ' y CWY ; AIIcq Kcclcr Smith Shaff Abbey Be Hage Reynolds Cimino Clements DeVoy Phillips Rogers Chamberlin Hetzlcr Williams Class of January 1927 PRESENTS THE THIRTEENTH CHAIR By Bayard Veiller November Third, Nineteen Hundred Twenty-Six CAST OF CHARACTERS Roscoe Crosby. Elmer Phillips Mrs. Crosby. Ruth Rogers Will Crosby. Kenneth Hetzler Edward Wales. Stanley DeVoy Phillip Mason. Eugene BeHage Howard Standish . Vito Cimino Helen O’Neil . Louise Williams Helen Trent. Shirly Keeler Madame LaGrange. Emily Clements Bradish Trent. Gordon Allen Mary Eastwood. Geraldine Reynolds Tim Donohue. Frank Smith Sergeant Dunn. Sanford Abbey Doolan . Edward Shape Pollock. Robert Chamberlain Grace Standish. Shirley Lipschutz Elizabeth Erskine. Doris Fielding BUSINESS BOARD Bushiest Manager . Paul Williams Advertising Manager .. Louis Kerstein Assistant Advertising Manager .Morris Levenberg Property Manager . Clarence Smith Stage Manager . Clayton Sutton Electrician . Ralph Ficker Head Usher .Dorothy Cady Directed by Miss Katherine Burns aW VV V V .V I i KVVX W XVV Vkvjj 112 cxD 7 eORIENTgv? ES Mwh. v v. y vtyw- Sundstrom Sutherland Needham Rogers Bridle Be Hage Reynolds Ward Brower Class of January 1927 PRESENTS THE YOUNGEST By Philip Barry April Twenty-Third, Nineteen Hundred Twenty-Six CAST OF CHARACTERS Charlotte Winslow Oliver Winslow . Mark Winslow Augusta Winslow Martin Alan Martin Martha Muff Winslow Richard Winslow Nancy Blake . Katie. BUSINESS BOARD Business Manager . Assistant Business Manager Advertising Manager Stage Manager .... Property Manager Electrician . Head Usher .... Ruth Rogers James Brower Eugene Be Hage Mary Sutherland . George Sundstrom Geraldine Reynolds John Needham Marjorie Ward Lillian Bridle Elmer Phillips Samuel Poze Bertram Hershberg Clayton Sutton Paul Williams Ralph Ficker Louise Williams Directed by Miss Katherine Burns i i l 1 ! I i i 113 lW VVW THE ROAD TO YESTERDAY By Beulah Marie Dix and Evelyn Greenleaf Sutherland March Fourth, Nineteen Hundred Twenty-Seven CAST OF CHARACTERS Kenelm Paulton . Roy Warren Jack Greatorcx . Frederic Seitz Will Leveson .Alfred Callin Adrian Tompkyns . Joseph Winslow Elspeth Tyrell . Jane Palmer Malena Leveson .... Eleanor Leveson .... Harriet Phelps .... Norah Gillaw .... Dolly Foulis. Vicar. Foresters. Fairies . Jeanette Groet . Jane Chapman . Ruth Ries . Dorothy Ide .Virginia Weller . John Sleght Robert Rand, Meyer Koren, Arthur Feier, Jack Harrison Eleanor Van Vleck, Radah Wilton, Evelyn Snyder, Rose Rosenthal BUSINESS BOARD Business Manager .... Assistant Business Manager Advertising Manager Assistant Advertising Manager Publicity Manager .... Stage Manager . Assistant Stage Manager . Electrician . Head Usher . rvWVVVi Joseph J. Borssuk Jacob Abramson Joseph Buff Arthur Feier Sam Ofsowitz De Witt Smith Clayton Sutton Robert Bechtold Bernice Bridgeman Directed by Miss Katherine Burns S3 c CJhe. QRIENT JV QSSSS55SSS J 5 Warren Weller Chapman Seitz Sleght Groet Reis Palmer Class of June 1927 PRESENTS 114 p. x.y avsx s. XA V) c nhe. ORIENTGV .x -V ' C ly7sSe $ Class of Ju ne 1927 PRESENTS NOT SO LONG AGO By Arthur Richman December Tenth, Nineteen Hundred Twenty-Six CAST OF CHARACTERS Elsie Dover . Jane Palmer Billy Ballard .Frederic Seitz Rosamond Gill . Jeanette Groet Rupert Hancock .Clifford Bristow Mrs. Ballard . Jane Andrews Ursula Ballard .Liselotte Kellner Sam Robinson .Maurice Martin Mary Nealy . Jane Chapman Sylvia Gray .Eleanor Van Vleck Michael Dover . Robert Rand Maid .Katherine Hartman A Lamplighter BUSINESS BOARD Business Manager .... Assistant Business Manager . Advertising Manager Assistant Advertising Manager Stage Manager . Property Manager .... Electrician . Head Usher . . Owen Fang Roy Warren John Garcia Meyer Koren Ben Krasnow DeWitt Smith Alfred Callin Robert Bechtold Evelyn Snyder Directed by Miss Catherine Burns I i £ ! 115 o- ' Q ' TAc ORIENTG o crsxsoc vs. n Stage Hands The Faculty of East High PRESENTS THE FACULTY REVEL November Twenty-Sixth and Twenty-Seventh Nineteen Hundred Twenty-Six “SAND DOINS” CAST OF CHARACTERS Bathasalta Haron . Helen Westcott Samuel Porter Yussifo The Shiek Mason Gaffney Erle Remington Mrs. Popov Easiness Manager Wardrobe Manager “THE BOY COMES HOME” By A. A. Milne CAST OF CHARACTERS . George S. Carhart Katharine Barber Uncle James “THE BOOR” By Anton Tchekoff CAST OF CHARACTERS . . . Hazel Kolb Luka Smirnov ...... Erle Remington With supplements by Ben Weaver, Charles Jacobs, Charles Hedley, and the East High School Orchestra. BUSINESS STAFF Mason Gaffney Stage Manager . Samuel Porter Property Manager .... Electrician .Ormond Bullis Directed by Erie Remington Aunt Emily .Clara A. Duncan Mrs. Higgins .Lois Turner PaulJ. Smith Harold E. Cowles Ralph McAdam Clayton Sutton TT lie Class of January 1927 PRESENTS AT THE END OF THE RAINBOW By Lindsey Barber April Eighth, Nineteen Hundred Twenty-Seven CAST OF CHARACTERS Douglas Brown .Richard Murdock Phyllis Lane . Ruth Giebel Ted Whitney . Sam Brozost Louise Ross . Dorothy McKibben Robert Preston .Ralph Sutton Marion Dayton.Lois Moyer Jack Austin .Edgar Brewer The Itrp .Eileen Heuer Jane .J ANE Cohen Dick Preston .Albert Arent Nellie .Alice Hutchinson Stanley Palmer .Bernard Allaun Emily Elliot .Dorothy Kimmel Mrs. Brown .Melba Steidle Sorority Members: Barbara Barstow, Janet Smith, Bernice Lewis, Ruth Faulstick, Isabelle Friedman, Dorothy Caruth BUSINESS BOARD Business Manager . Morris Poze Assistant Business Manager . Fred Gowen Advertising Manager .•• Abe Meltzer Ticket Manager . Samuel Miller Property Manager . Simon Pogal Stage Manager . Jack Fitelson Publicity Manager .Abe Miller Assistant Publicity Manager .Herman Berman Head Usher .Betty Rosenberg Electrician . Ralph McAdam Directed by Miss Katherine Buryis 117 cy rjha ORIENT6V SS5S55SSE xx«vvw ! i i i i i ■ ’ Miss Katherine Burns Review of Dramatic Season While Rochester playgoers murmured mournfully at a dramatic season that lacked much brilliance, East High dramatic followers were content and delighted. Plays of many varieties—mystery plays, costume presentations, and light comedies—were on the dramatic program of the past year. Three classes contributed talent enough to be developed by Miss Katherine Burns for the presentation of four productions. After establishing its Barrymore talent in two presentations of the “ Youngest ” during the previous season, January 19x7, began the 1917 dramatic menu with a professionally-toned production of “ The Thirteenth Chair.” The June graduates followed with the presentation of “ Not So Long Ago,” presenting it in a manner which brought out the historical charm of the play. The apparent ability of histri¬ onic members of the June class to take part in costume plays led to the presentation of another pretentious costume play, “The Road to Yesterday.” The senior term class furnished the climax to the excellence of the year’s bill with a cleverly produced comedy of college life, “At the End of the Rainbow.” During the mid-year the Faculty provided pupils of East High with enough admir¬ ation for their pedagouges to suffice for the rest of the semester. The difficult task of carrying out the smoothness of all the class productions was admirably accomplished by Miss Katherine Burns. Those who understand the brain- racking intricacies connected with the proposition of presenting a play, marvel with no little admiration at Miss Burns’ versatile, industrious role in East High. N X VJ .VXVV ’ VVv ' )vVV r yvVVrVVVr v VVCV V V s g I 5 118 G r c SQAe ORIENT6V ass s vwN C SSfi ? Orchestra Strings Th e Orchestra Woodivinds, Brass, and Percussion l l l t s I ; 120 QRIENTCN? ass Nv vvv. - ' ggss s f] J U Karl Van Hoesen Maurice Levy John Jokubonis Harry Freedman Rose Bush Harold Altman Clifford Ades Henry Kraszkiewicz Edward Koszalka David Altman Donald Starkweather Bernard Schafer Ida Cramer Carl Blaas Georgia Rosenthal Ruth Pfaff Stanley Wilson Everett Perrin Flute , Leon Sanzel Levy Director Carl Blaas President Arthur Reed Liselotte Kellner . Concert Mistress First Violins Dis Maly Helen Maly Abe Meltzer Julius Fradkin Sam Lazaro Second Violins Fred McAdam Mary Cadzow Marjorie Reynolds Roy Anderson Garson Kushelevsky Lester Osband Violas Arthur Reed Dominick Bruno Cellos Marjorie Benz Althea Sprague Basses Sam Goldman Ben Bernstein Manager Assistant Manager Bernice Schlafenberg Helen Cleeland Meyer Shulman Irving Pearlman Louis Caparco Frances Polvino Dorothy Ruppenthal Fred Reinsich John Fleig James McKay Harry Richlin Janet Surd am Simon Karasick Oboe , Mitchell Miller Maurice Levy Anthony Polino Clarinets Bernard Cohen Philip Reed English Horn, Mitchell Miller Bass Clarinet, Anthony Polino French Horns Sam Richlin Huntington Burdick Harold Cardy Carl Wirth Trumpets Charles Starke Trombones Gordon Allen Max Pressburg Tuba, Ralph Rigalbuto Percussion Robert Alderson Laurence Wilan Charles Trifficanti Piano, Helen Kirlakowsky $ i y . l l 121 . feNsxxvxNvxN VA.vo c Qhe OPIENTGV V X,vxc V ; ? Karl Van Hoesen Charles Starke Laurence Wilan Van Winegard Sam Richlin Gordon Allen Max Pressburg Baritone, Simon Robert Alderson Leon Sanzel The Band . Director Laurence Wilan Carl Blaas. Manager Cornets Jack Ralston Isadore Weinstein Sam Miller French Horns Huntington Burdick Trombones Charles Trafficanti William McGee President Guss Yonkers Richard Snow Harold Cardy Stewart McCaw Karasick Oboe, Mitchell Miller Maurice Levy Bernard Cohen Ben Bernstein Sidney Weinberg Percussion Vito Cimino Walden Yerger Flutes and Piccolos Eli Tarquinio Stanley Barteles Clarinets Anthony Polino Philip Reed Simon Caplan Elmer Koepplin Saxophones Bogden Kamola Warren Harmon Tuba, Ralph Rigalbuto Carlton Thayer Frederick Dean Bassoon, David Altman George Swayze Paul Allen Jean Wallace Robert Chamberlin i l i l l ' t v v AW ANXWXVN W MV VT c7 vv r v v, y J rw - Y Bernard Allaun Harry Bergman Arnold Bloom Herbert Bloom John Bona villa Joseph Centola Ben Cherkasky Stewart Cogswell Riley Culross Robert Chamberlin Hyman Diner Joseph Edelstein Joseph Harris George Hastings Herbert Heesch Bertram Hershberg Meyer Heyman Meyer Hollander Harold Kolko Norman Karchefsky Harry Kaufman Eugene Kasmark Irving Levey Maurice Maltinsky Maurice Martin Robert McGlashan David Metzger Raymond Michaels Russel Miller William Mullin Everett Perrin Fred Seitz Norman Selke Harry Slotnick David Snider Eli Sokolsky Chester Uffleman Harry Wagner Herbert Williamson Sam Wolff Kenneth Zimmerman Jack Zorn OFFICERS OF THE COMBINED GLEE CLUBS Spring Term William Mullen Doris Fielding Herbert Heesch Fall Term William Mullen Doris Fielding Herbert Heesch President S ecretary-Treasurer Manager H Xr, a [J| 1 f 1 1 W aft- aPI It m m .C 1 r . i 1 jByG ■SHm 1 % H %f 123 vv nnkvxnvcyoo cxor74c QRiENT6V osssss V J C a Edtih Averill Girls’ Glee Club Regina Grosswirth Helen Powley Carolyn Baker Eleanor Guthiel Gladys Raisner Barbara Bentley Katherine Hartman Kathryn Roberts Kathryn Barnes Hazel Haughwout Sarah Rock Elizabeth Baumann Helen Hoffman Rose Rosen Ruth Baumann Victoria Howard Ruth Rubenstein Barbara Barstow Josephine Insinger Gertrude Saudgrund Harriet Beck Josephine Johnson Eleanor Saunders Gladys Bender Sadie Kantrovitz Helen Schnackel Gertrude Berkowitz Shirley Keeler Blanche Silkia Loretta Berkowitz Amelia Krayens Sadie Sheiman Josephine Bonisgnore Anna Levin Rose Smalline Mary Cadzow Ethel Lipsetts Clarissa Smith Evelyn Cardew LaVerne Loysen Katherine Smith Virginia Carlson Ethel Lysetts Elizabeth Spencer Esther Cohen Victoria Markarian Helen Starkweather Jeanette Cohen Freda McAdam Melba Ann Steidle Catherine Corella Ethel Meltzer Alberta Stressing Grace Coons Cecilia Mohr Louise Surdam Dorothy Daley Lois Moyer Ida Theis Beatrice DiPasquali Dorothy Murray Helen Truax Marie DelGrand Dorothy Natelson Lauretta Wamp Cora Elmer Ruth Nelson Bessie Weinstein Sadie Elms Helen Nesteroff Cecile Wildman Martha Farkas Doris Nilson Doris Wilson Doris Fielding Hallie Parker Helen Wilson Carol Gibbs Sally Perlstein Sonya Witrack Eva Goodman Arline Peters Ruth Woods Pearl Gould Gladys Peters Anna Wright Catherine Grossman Ruth Pfaff i l l l VXV y V XV VX 0vO .V V L . VTvVx VVX MXVVrkV O. V - Vg -J UL i VQGVW aw ,v v ' sss r rejg ' mv , v lV V n sxx vvn ya V ) c p«7 he ORlENTgv? OSSSSSSS : Kellner Blaas Koszalka Pfaff String Quartette Liselotte Kellner. First Violin Edward Koszalka. Second Violin Carl Blaas. Viola Ruth Pfaff. Cello Boys’ Quartette Herbert Heesch. First Tenor William Mullin . Second Tenor Joseph Caplan. Baritone Herbert Bloom. Bass Mixed Quartette Harry Kaufman. Tenor Hallie Parker. Soprano Ruth Pfaff. Contralto Stewart Cogswell. Bass 125 cxp 7AgOPIENT 3 ? wx,W ' CVs. ; i ; 5 i r ' 5 Karl Van Hoesen Howard N. Hinga Music Orchestral music at East High school reached a new high standard this year under the direction of Karl Van Hoesen. Mr. Van Hoesen was called to East High School in September to replace David Mattern, an able conductor, who had accepted a position in Michigan. Perhaps the most difficult task in the world is that of living up to a tradition established by an unusually successful predecessor, yet Mr. Van Hoesen has done so well, that the work of the orchestra and band under his direction has been more advanced than it ever has been. The annual band and orchestra concert was pre¬ sented before a large crowd with exceptionally laudatory criticisms. Mr. Hinga has had a busy season with his glee clubs and quartets, most notable of which has been the boys’ quartet. The opening of school in September found a group of four tall youths whom he molded into his “twenty-four feet of harmony,’’ an unus¬ ually popular quartet. The work of the glee clubs has been of such a finished character this year that Mr. Hinga has begun work on the presentation of “Mikado” in June. This is the largest piece of work attempted by any local high school musical organiza¬ tion in recent years. Mr. Hinga has picked a remarkably able cast which should make fora most excellent production. “Mikado” will culminate years of hard effort on the part of Mr. Hinga and will undoubtedly prove a fitting climax to Mr. Hinga’s work here. Jr A V� VV� V� V V 126 c toOhe QRIENTCV? McKay Sundstrom Cole Sutton Linhos Michlin Sundstrom Zuck Sleght Bartlett Me Caw Berger Parker Shapiro Brust Benz Ader Hayes Yaeckel Haller Season Record Date Opponents September Z4 East High 8 Lima z October 6 East High 5 Charlotte 1 October 8 East High 3 Tech 1 October O East High z West 1 October 18 East High 6 Lima 1 October zz East High 3 Charlotte z October 2-7 East High 1 Tech I October z 9 East High 1 West I Total z 9 November 5 November 8 INTER-LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP Results East High East High Total 5 3 8 John Marshall z John Marshall o 35 128 j pssa S VvyA ' o cXD 7AgORIENT a 3 CNVCV .v ' i vvcwy ; $ 5 Ader Goalie James Sundstrom Fonvards Richard Ader, Capt. Edwin Hayes William Benz Norman Brust Herbert Yaeckel McKay SOCCER TEAM Fullbacks Fred Zuck James Brower Substitutes Stewart McCaw Frank Cole Byrl Parker Halfbacks George Sundstrom Philip Michlin Merton Linhos IS ianager Milton Berger Soccer Once again, the soccer cup, emblematic of the championship of the Rochester and Vicinity Soccer League, returns to rest within the confines of the East High trophy case. Once again, not a single defeat mars the record of an East High soccer team, and another championship is added to an already impressive list. Faced with a lack of experienced material, only four veterans remaining from 192.5, Coach “Pete” McKay set out after the city championship. It did not take “Pete” very long to find out that he had the right material, but all that was needed was some constant drilling. Soon perfect co-ordination between a strong, aggressive forward wall, and a steady, capable back- field, developed by Coach McKay from a squad of willing candidates, displaced all individual play, and when time for the. first game rolled around, East High was ready with a “dark horse” championship team, which proceeded to trounce every member of the league at least once. There were no “All Schola¬ stic” teams picked by the various Rochester news¬ papers, but, had any teams been picked, such players as the Sundstrom brothers, Jim Brower, Mert Linhos, Capt. Dick Ader, Ed Hayes, would undoubtedly have been picked. ' a i s 5 129 ORIENT JV g c s vw SSS 5 ; J Bushkin Fay Levin Carr Me Caw Gordon Cohn Gervasi Fowle Kowal SEASON RECORD Date Opponents November !9 East High Victor High 13 November 2-5 East High 38 Webster High 23 December 3 East High 29 Fairport High 11 December IO East High 2-9 Canandaigua 16 December i7 East High 2-5 West High 9 December 2-7 East High XX East Rochester 16 January 7 East High 33 Hutchinson High X 5 January J 4 East High XI Griegsville 2-3 January XI East High 2-5 West High 25 February 4 East High x 8 U. of R. Frosh 2-4 February 18 East High 40 Monroe High IX February 2-5 East High 39 Monroe High 16 Total 35 1 193 SECTIONAL TOURNEY RESULTS March io East High 39 Warsaw High XX March ix‘ East High 24 Fairport High XI Total 53 43 1 ! I ! s l i ! MWtVV V V V � W 130 VVY T T LV NX T -KW ? T LVVIVVV cXDG c OR IE NT 6V) gSSSSSSS Gordon Fowle THE BASKETBALL TEAM Forwards Theodore Gordon Capt. Hyman Bushkin Guards Morris Carr Frank Gervasi Center Michael Kowal Substitutes Nathan Levin Jerry Cohn Stewart McCaw Basketball Two decisive victories over East s traditional West High rivals, a pair of wins over Monroe High, new to East High s basketball schedule, and the shattering of a jinx held by the U. of R. Frosh over East High teams for the past four years, constitute the high lights of this year s colorful basketball season. The sensational shooting displayed by Ted Gordon and Hyman Bushkin, together with the fine floor game put up by Mike Kowal, and the steady, easy-going game of Morris Carr in contrast to the loping antelope dribble of Frank Gervasi was too much for East High’s opponents. Rival after rival fell before the machine-like precision of the East High team. The team began the season with eight consecutive victories, which included a win over Fairport, a wholesale rout of West High by a score of Z5-9, and a brilliant victory over Hutchinson of Buffalo. The team stopped off long enough in Griegsville to drop their first loss of the season, 13 -zi. Then, gathering impetus again, the team proceeded to steam-roll over West High, the U. of R. Frosh and Monroe High. In the inter¬ sectional tourney, an easy victory was won over Warsaw, but East High succumbed to the onslaught of a superior Fairport team in the semi-final round. Although Gor¬ don, Bushkin, and Carr will leave school in June, Doc ’ Fowle will have Kowal and Gervasi as regulars, and Levin and Cohen, first string substitutes, as a nucleus for next year’s team. 131 , - v ,v-. v.vvv VTvVv.vvv w v,vw xvV ' Vyy - i h x, . 7V AVI xyi ixv Poppink Smith Me Kay Miller Zorsch Parker Hauck Jordan Whitcomb Jankowiak Cohen Ciassa Emma Tegg Hess Levin Herman Kaminski Stetzemeyer Caparco BASEBALL SCHEDULE May 6 East High vs. Charlotte High May 13 East High vs. Technical High May 18 East High vs. West High May 2.0 East High vs. Canandaigua May xi East High vs. Fairport High May 2.4 East High vs. U. of R. Freshmen May x j East High vs. John Marshall May x8 East High vs. Batavia High May 30 East High vs. Penn Yan June 3 East High vs. Monroe High June 10 East High vs. West High A V«VV� V w� .v tN . 3L AXX XiNSX W A HTvVVMVVVv V ,V V TiVVV mv f c £ r7Ae ORIENT6V) cJs.V’GNv vv YA. y. v-j Mgr. Miller Pitchers Kaminski Glaser Jordan Second Basemen Caparco Levin BASEBALL SQUAD First Basemen Whitcomb Smith Poppink Short Stops Javet Parker Outfielders Hess Tegg Stetzenmeyer Herman Catchers Emma Caizazza Jankowiak Houck Third Basemen Mink Cohen Manager Miller Baseball Coach “Pete” McKay had but two veterans, Mink and Kaminski, of last year, as a nucleus upon which to build the baseball team for the present season. The material this year has been of very high calibre and has helped to fill many positions left vacant by graduation. Coach McKay is working hard to retain the league championship. 133 cxpf7Ae ORIENTgy CN CN CW . ISA - ' C ga ' ? Reserve Soccer Team Goalie Morris Levine Forwards Strough Bartlett Sol Shapiro Gerard Wingerton John Sleght Robert Fay Owen Fang Vincent Gianforti Fullbacks Stewart McCaw Clayton Sutton Manager Robert Hoehn Halfbacks Randolph Haller Capt. Frank Cole Lee Riess James Sebast SEASON RECORD Date Opponents September z8 East High i Tech High o October 5 East High 4 Monroe High o October ii East High Z East High Annex i October 9 East High Z John Marshall i October x6 East High 3 Charlotte i November 9 East High z West High i Total I 4 4 i ' e l i KS S3N N Sg S XW UCSTIW V MXV Lk V ’ V VOv VOvVV XVV V fV jKVvV g 134 c D 7 AgOPIENT 5 V ass XN vl V M TSSSSg 5 ? ! S ! ■ r S Janowsky Majewski Harrison Fowle Mink Dishner Gianforti Levin Poze Zorn Reserve Basketball Team Forwards Morris Levin Hyman Dishner Morris Poze Center Jack Harrison Substitutes Peter Majewski Guards Eli Mink Jack Zorn Vincent Gianforti SEASON RECORD Date Opponent November 2-5 East High 2-9 Hilton 18 December i7 East High 9 West High 4 December XI East High J 9 Monroe 14 January XI East High 16 West High 15 January 2-5 East High 35 Charlotte 4 February 7 East High 2-4 Tech High 5 February 4 East High 3° East High Annex 18 February 18 East High 3° John Marshall 13 February 2-5 East High 2-7 Nunda 17 Total XX9 108 l. l i 135 c D 7A ORIENTgy asssss yNX v RAS Me Kay Wilkinson Dankoff Fay Kless Rosenthal Levine Pressburg Medvin Shapiro Wrestling Team 105 - lb . Class —Emanuel Kless 112 - lb . Class —Merton Wilkinson 118 - lb . Class —Max Pressburg - 126 - lb . Class —Sol Shapiro 155 - lb . Class —Morris Levine Manager —Frank Medvin 14 - - lb . Class —Robert Fay 160 - lb . Class —George Rosenthal 175 - lb . Class —Reuben Dankoff Unlimited Class —William Matakie Alternates —Hyman Fitelson John Andrews SEASON RECORD Date January 12. January z6 February z February 16 February z 3 March z March 9 March 16 East High East High East High East High East High East High East High East High l8 34 10 zz 8 4 L 16 16 Opponents Tech 16 John Marshall 10 West Z4f Monroe 18 Tech zz John Marshall o West zz Monroe zz Total 176 I § I l l l ' l l 136 As AX -jxnx ak x jn x x ixxn j xxxi xNanXxx - nk xsSSK AW an h vvnv v-nvv aw wwsvv v v wv g .v w cS§ JAe ORIENTg o a xv xxx v uw.w Fowle Clark Behelfer Dworkin Downey Track Team Quarter Hitlers Farrow Downey Arnold Klix Half Milers Stanley Kulp Owen Fang Mailers Donald Converse Farrow Downey Hurdlers Owen Fang John Sleght Elmer Phillips Pole Vaulter Owen Fang Broad Jumpers John Sleght Shot Putter Louis Behelfer High Jumper Richard Ader TRACK SCHEDULE April 2.9, U. of R. Freshmen Map 3 , Monroe High May 7, Alfred Interscholastic Meet May 14, Syracuse Interscholastic Meet May zo, City Interscholastic Meet May z6, Brockport Normal May z8, Sectional Meet June 4, Cornell Interscholastic Meet June 10, East-West Dual Meet 137 U k XX 2k XXA XXAX XXX XVTAX NX XX xvnfxxm x NX VVVfW VKVV WCV XW c d Ae ORIENTgv? s ; y -. i i i I s ; l ! xv«vvw Swimming Team Capt. Herbert Bentley —Breast Stroke, Diving Paul Eason —50-yard, 100-yard, zoo-yard free style Richard Van Horn —Diving William Teute —50-yard, 100-yard, zoo- yard free style Thomas Cox —Breast Stroke, Back Stroke James Killip— 50-yard, 100-yard free style Alfred Callin —Back Stroke Charles Bender —Back Stroke Eugene Be Hage —50-yard free style Howard Youngman Manager SEASON RECORD Date Opponent December 9 East High z8 Monroe 3 1 December 17 East High zz West 37 January 7 East High zo Lafayette 39 January M East High 18 Lafayette 4 1 February IZ East High 47 Manlius J 5 March 18 East High 46 Manlius IZ March 2-5 East High zz West 37 Total Z 03 ZIZ i l $ 1 l l l XVnLXW VVXVVXVVrk Vx.ri WSSSI 138 IS SS AA R AA S V TTAW ,VVV-. V ,V V,VV HAW ,vv t? Evershed Behnke Wangman Legan Noetling Dixon Hudson Holliday Girls’ Basketball Forwards Dorothy Hudson Capt. Mildred Holliday Side Center Lois Legan Center Ethel Dixon Guards Eleanor Saunders Erma Noetling Substitutes Edwina Rand Ruth Behnke Jennie Evershed Manager Eleanor Saunders Bate March 15 March 2.4 March z8 March 31 SEASON RECORD East High 18 East High 30 East High 19 East High 50 Opponent John Marshall Monroe High West High Charlotte High Total 139 c rjhe ORIENTGV) I 5 ! i i i i ' ; ; s ; S r J ? § THE ORIENT O-R-I-E-N-T O-R-I-E-N-T O-R-I-E-N-T Team ! Team. Orient Orient Orient Team ! � ia£ f™ L ' 4 - v EAST HIGH E-A-S-T East High E-A-S-T East High Rah-Chester Rah-Chester Team! Team! Team! - HO HI ZIP ZI Ho Hi Zip Zi Ho Hi Zip Zi Team! —Yell Yell—East High —Yell Yell—East High Team ! Team ! STANLEY DEYOY LOCOMOTIVE E-A-S-T E-A-S-T E-A East High Rochester Team! Team! Team! S-T s i 140 V WV ,V V, V WYA NNX VOi Li XX 3 XT . X iWi - S . X ' XNS :NN L£ i x v v� : ' rss sssa c OOAe ORIENTGnj Thrice welcome to this fairest land, Home and seat of Prophecy. Enter, and at thy command Pleasing visions shalt thou see. Round the land is known the fate Of a class whose fame is wide. Past and Future shall ope the gate; He who wouldst know, to him they’ll confide Ere thy stay in this land is done, Carried on the winds of Destiny, Your fate shall be uttered ere set of sun; Or else on the crystal waves of the sea. Fear not, I see a royal sight; Join we our hands, and let us draw near. Under these colors of purple and white Nestles a sprite whose voice I hear. “Ever in after years,” ’twas spoken, “The members of this class shalt be Worthy, honored, he lpful; and clothed in Enduring and sterling quality. Not all may be the ones who lead; This is not requisite for success. Yet all shalt be known for their deeds, Sincereness of purpose and truthfulness.” Ended the words of the spirit there. Verily, not in all my years, three score and eleven, Ever was class greeted with prophecy so fair, Now go ye forth, and fulfill that of June ’ 2 . 7 . Harry Friedman, June ’2.7. l l l l l t s 142 o )C7AcORIENTGV) ; i i 5 ; { I V J 1 i i « I R Vj.Vm T. ya ' XV V vVV. ' V V VJ VnJ WX Vv ' V ' V VVv VVrkV .rk A,VVg 143 c. ' OCSWOPIENTg ' o ' i r 5 THE DEADLY DOZEN Smith: hate you F eoi-i i_a.“5T Year. 1 dc vov: M Me E Tu s!ll Hlrv ArsD LOUISE TAtSGr ! U moye ig.: CUEA out YOUI2 DesES l l ? i ' i ± Y S Y L V? XS Xs YJwYY X Y YYK VOv VA.VY VVH. 144 %•; M - 5 “, •■ - •% JraKlS : : ' . r J I- ;. - ' ■ gfr y , - neie y c.arso JftSZr —� ( H %sei.1f e«|T 0 p. M n jfor«£ € 0 ,toP- Ra p P ?orT r JLf . ?vo W fl A V VVI V v v S! vv vrv vnr .VJ )WWi V� W JV jV o ' Q 7Atf QRIENTgy? a x c S fl fc y fy 05 e ■■ 4 fr °S e M € DwOpr ’ J “V � ’•• J . : ; ' ■ ' £ %. i ' i oy WA ' J rn Wftf 0 ?- flUH ° v ' , £! £ - 4 ° b ° 1 n°U m � . ■. V ' ' • 2 •- ■ • ai ' ' ' ■ JlPyt ' ■:r. ;«� In ) 0 %M ■ ‘ .- ' Vk J v ■ K$: ' u •- ; V... V B, t%3 i % Mtej, r r $• £ .. - - : •%■.. v- ' j ,. ' j ? v- 5 ' £.£6h t pSA li Amv� wg w� .w x gimv - ■ n ' : :A. J . 4 i «E0 pg , r VJ wVVL VViX V Vv VVVVXVVrV fV V ' VV 146 c §f7Ae ORIENT Jv tflZE ®AlV ®P . ¥ %% $ si?. O ' B€ rsr o0 v ' ' £ $ a ‘ L L PATTE, i«b«w 0 (left To rio h7 ) h . ? kj ,; t - ■—- % ' ' ; ' tife-. •■ � ■ . , ■ ' � M „ . • $ i v m v v , r .. - rL ; kj5£ -.1 i ' ’ . •O-S vVriY pSoSF rtF. ■-, J 5 s,c 147 148 S£ShK2ff acS55SS c nhe. QR1ENTG q i -, $ J Rappaport Joroslow Remington Cheney Mangione Havill Conceit Club Organized: November, 19x5. Motto: Ego, moi-meme. Slogan: Modesty is the worst policy. Laws: Be proud. Be satisfied. Believe little good of others. Love thyself more than thy neighbor. Thou shalt love no other than thyself. Handshake: Raise the right hand, palm outward, to the eye-level. Then place the hand behind the back and tap lightly, but satisfiedly on the shoulder blade. High Sign: Raise the right eye-brow, lowering the left simultaneously. Purpose: “To spread the gospel of the perfectability of man by offering ourselves as examples of that per- fectability.’’ Accomplishments: The club has officially condemned the following people to purgatory: Edgar Guest John Greenleef Whittier Andrew Volstead Aimee Semple McPherson Thomas Carlyle Calvin Coolidge Robert Mantell Billy Sunday The club officially approves of the Richard Cheney Isadore Joroslow Jerry Mangione Theopile Gautier Havelock Ellis Benvenuto Cellini James Branch Cabell Ben Hecht Eugene O’Neill Officers: Election results revealed the following: For president, Cheney 1; Havill 1; Remington 1; Joroslow 1; Mangione 1; Rappaport 1. For vice-president, Cheney 1; Remington 1; Havill 1; Joroslow 1; Mangione 1; Rappaport 1. For secretary, Cheney 1; Havill 1; Remington 1; Joroslow 1 ; Mangione 1; Rappaport 1. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Henry Ford Judge Gary Gen. Smedley Butler Bernarr McFadden Mary Pickford Marion Davies Secretary Kellogg following: Lya De Putti Ben Bernie Deems Taylor Ruth Suckow Texas Guinan Eugene Remington Edward Havill Mitchell Rappaport Anatole France Voltaire Canon Chase Bruce Barton Edward Bok Senator Whitley John Golden William Fox Bud Fisher “Peaches” Browning Sherwood Anderson Walter Pater Arthur Schnitzler Glenn Hunter Greta Garbo George Jean Nathan Edna St. Vincent Millay Clarence Darrow John Held, Jr. $ i ' i 14 !) o ' 0«7A QRIENTg 3 5 i ! S ! i i i ' ; ; ; { ; S S ! 3 $ J SPORTLIGHTS |l R LS 0ASKET ACC TtAn TIES FOR F RST PLACE A mv v � vov Ic ETHIWfr ANYUAYS ’EuEA if it ' s omlY third O he TRACK TEAH RUNS AWAY WITH THIRD PLACE sro nn = im6h G V� ' AWA N. ' ASSiJ ' .W ' WV WXWXVvOvVVTCVvtVVVfVW Vva 150 Index to Advertisers A M Ashley, Egbert F. Page 156 B Bareham McFarland. 156 Barnard, Porter Remington. 161 Boucher. 163 Brick Church. 159 Brighton Place Dairy. 158 C Clements, James C. 163 Cornwall Clothes Shop. 160 Cramer Drug Stores. 164 Culver Engraving Co. 162. D Darrow School of Business. 155 Du Bois Press. 165 E Eastman School of Music Eastman Theatre. 160 155 F First Baptist Church. 156 Ford Cleaners and Dyers. 161 G Gilbert, John. i6z Goldman, David. 162. Gregg School. 161 Mathews and Boucher.Page 161 Mechanics Institute. 159 N National Clothing Co. 162. O Otis, Donald H. 164 P Page and Shaw. 154 Parks, Warren S. 136 R Rochester Business Institute.. 156 Rochester Candy Company. 154 Rochester Gas and Electric. 157 Rochester Photo Company.. 159 Rochester Savings Bank. 157 Rugg Company. 163 S School of Commerce. 158 Scrantom’s.. 157 Sibley, Lindsay Curr Co. 154 Siebert’s, Henry. 164 Spalding’s. 154 Stallman’s Sons. i6z Steefel-Connor. 155 T H Times-Union 160 Hart Vick. 158 J Judd, Cliff. 163 K Keller’s. 160 U Union Clothing Company. 164 W Warren-Kahse, Inc. 153 Wilson, H. E. 161 Z Loeb Rosenthal Zelter’s 158 ( [ANY years of agitation for a school pin to replace the GSV-L many class pins that have been used at East High School culminated this year in the action of the Executive Council in voting for a standard school pin. The design for the pin was drawn by Charles Hendrickson, a pupil at the Goodman Annex, and approved by the Council as the design which best exem¬ plified the school. The charm of the pin lies in its delicacy in execution. The tower selected as the most representative feature of the arch¬ itecture of the building, is in exceedingly good perspective. Compliments of Warren-Kahse You Won t Lose! A PARKER PENS $3.50 14K GOLD POINT PENCILS $3.00 NON-CLOG FEED Non-breakable barrels in pastel colors, with clips or rings. AISLE O Sibley, Lindsay Curr Co. 1.54 DARROW SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ASK former students and satisfied employers for a F - true story of the kind of training our young people receive in preparation for a Business Career. Their answers will lead you to investigate our courses. YOU WILL WANT THAT KIND OF TRAINING ! Call, write or telephone for information about our courses. Stone 1974 42. 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