East High School - Orient Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 186 of the 1929 volume:

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A 2 E If W t ' 7 :34 , as f if at ei , i ii W eg at it Q 5 Q 9' f .X,f:' 'N 9 0 i i 3 6 if t Q7 13 0 0 FQREWQRD 3 U 8 T t f rth the spirit of those high-minded immigrants h 8 th t k America their home, to rc ll h b y g d f h th f f ll b t 1 p 8 d by 1 g 1 d d f t g bl 8 b kg d f f f h pp ly pc y b ld h b k U we 6865659665956 9 tn Q Q Q Q Q Q QQHQEQ6 2158515516 53'5i2 E1 Q5i?6'Q5Y5'8Q Q Ut 8 5 Qi 4 w Q1 Ut 1 if o U Wi Q d gd 2? Q U 10? 1 U, 1 at e 95 3 ? Wi UQ 8? t U5 0 Q Qt DEDICATIQN 8? e U 8 To DR. MASON DB WITT GRAY, whofe .rympathetic iruight 8 QL into eoerjy-day prohleme of teaching endear uf to him, whoye fine eontrihu to the .study of hit life-work, were U i ended h recent death, whoxe igenerou: giving of himfelf 8 an ' e have henefited hoth h' pzpily and him col- ' 1 ge leaguef--we dedicate th' hook. 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Woi,oAs'i' . lNl.-xit'riiA Hiexoex, Mona cillARI.U'l I'l'1 SIJINDLILMAN l3i.ANeina Miaisiai, . . lilatlw XX. llaltom Katliarine liarlver Ann Hassett Delmer li. liatelieller Mary L. llroekwai' Ciatlierine Cfomlws Hgirolil lj. Cowles Dorotlii' Dennis C lara Alwlwort Dnnean lf. Niles liaeon 'Iessie G. Eplwinger Bernice H. lrimlwiirgli l'rane:s A. Gray 1 I S OJJJ1. W Martlia Herz Donald R. Clark Domcnie Delfranecaco Rose Al3l'2llI10XK' Grant W. illelantl Lillian Crafts Louis W. Hagen lilizalwerli Hall lfraneis H. Hentlerson Linila Brown Eugenia A. Cameron llolin W. Clark Cutler Coulson Charlotte A. Faber . . Pilmzp If . . IYIFLLPIIII 1 41 .fl.i1ri.i'!.u1f to ffm PIIIILIPLI! Atliirvr , or Gzrli l'1'im'1pi1l of Norffv Grzrnffllizrl Anzzrx Faculty ADMlNISTRATlON lN'li1Riti'1i.1.i llll I SECRETARIES .Y Rosimimum, MYRA Woon . l7lil'ARTMllN'l' Ol: ENGLISH lvlmrn K. Mvitiriiv, llmil lillie H. lisson Marion M. Cireenuoo-l litlna M. Haggitli Donovan 'len lxins Miriam Levin Iilizalwetli LeMai' lllivalwerli G. Meiilaelilin Katherine Monaghan LATIN DLPARTMLLNT SARA S1iiwiLND1.i4it, llmif lrene li. Hess 4 Alice Kreag Donald Ralitjen MODER N LANGUACHQS M. lii.AN1ina Kigi.i.v, llmfl .lane L. Dunham Edna V. Hllllgll Marie A. Karp MATHlilNf1ATlClS DILPA RTM liNT Wii,i.iAM liirrz, llruil Margaret Hnpeman Agnes G. Keougli A. V. lw1eDonnell ll. Genevieve O'Clonnell Margaret Simms SOC Il A L SCIENCE DEPA RT M ENT Amen N. Gimaoms, limi! Harold Fagan Marion Fagan Mason C, Gaffney Kenneth E. Gell QG17 - 2? P1'1z1rip.1f r1fl'z1iz'vi'.riU lmlcx . Alum Bfrffflzrlq .Nlorffw Gomlzmnl Amin . . I lIIfI'f'l'.fjfl Klum x Iesxe S Oltgilen lirle S. Reininigton lillix S. Smith 'laner Qi. hpixigiie litlitli XY. Stone Arnnltl ll. Suilt Katlierine Yan :Xlxti Qilautle T. Weutlaiiiag Allen ll, Wliiralter XY.irren Rotlney Lillian ll, Stonelwurig 20.131, lflorenee Toolan Helene G. Yan New Harriet LQ. Mink lilsie li. Neun ltla H. Pierce l'aul Smith H. Carlisle Taylor Hannah Welton Paul L, Welton Helen Westcott lilston G. Yaeiger lflorenee Miller Samuel Porter Iilfey Riley jacob Ross Lois Turner - f QRIENW i l 4 3 , . Bessie L. Ames Rose Blank Nellie M. Bowles ,joseph L. Briggs Martha Cook F. H. Courtney Willard Clark Ralph W. lfogsxvell Fannie Emery Howard W. .lennings Katherine Barry Clara B. Crittenden Eleanor M. Edwards Helen Hxlloynton 'N X ,lx .4 v .xiphonyx lietten .JSI Estelle Sanford Faculty COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Rox' E. Davuv, Hein! Oneita Devlin Muriel Foote William R. Foster May Furman Hill Richard M. Learn Lillian M. Lorscheider George H. Mclnerney PR ACTICA L ARTS DEPARTMENT .IU osoN Duck ER, limi! .Iosepli W. Kaiser 'Iaines A. Kipp Ruth M. Lush William H. Maxion BIOLOGY DEPARTMENT CRRACE L. WlI.LIANiS, Haul Raymond E. Francis M. U. May CHEMISTRY DEPARTMENT JOHN A. BAIRD, Hmtl Hilda Farrar Helma Russell P YSICS DEPARTMENT , 6 ?.'1-dvi,-. , .IIARLES . ARRIS, Ilrinl Irving F. Fitch Raymond Murphy Herman O. Porter Marion Rossiter Margaret Ruf George H. Studley Harold K. Warner Lewis W. Miller Paul A. Reicliel Dennis Rulxy Elsron G. Yaeger Edna L. Parker Ivan ll. Quinlavin Estelle Sanford Burr F. Williams Henry H. Keel' GEOGRAPHY DEPARTMEN if 'Ioim L. MERRELL, I1 ,fK'7O! E. P. Schermerliori ' Ethel West Mae E. Warner MUSIC DEPARTMENT Elaine.HolIman, Vow! Marlowe G. Smith, Dirrrtor qf Vocal Mum' Frederick I. Schwcppe, Vaml Karl Van Hoesen, Dirrfmr of 1n.rtr1mm1ml Mum- Reha Conway, Louise Woodruff, Armuzpanimr ELOCUTION AND DRAMATICS DEPARTMENT Katherine J. Burns Grace Brown ART DEPARTMENT FLR'rcnER H. CARPENTER, Head Florence M. Cramer Freda N. Spaulding james H. Fowlc Harriet A. Friday Georgia Huntington .ZA HEALTH EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Robert B. McKay Lillian I. Wangman STUDY HALLS Hugh H. Lansing Alma L. McMath Librarian, Irene D. Winans School Nune, Grace Dowdlc Z Elie Wethercll George Moyer Sara Scdita AL SQSZ S- II -yy,gQQWK1-EN QQ, Afma Mrzfffz' .Yzzwf fie fffl' 2l1w1.1wjy, llilglf .Yclmaf of u1zr.s',' IQUJ' bc lfgv flwfilqy, f11ffc'fc.r.r iffy ffo11'f'1'.r,' llvfnm ffm! fwfr' lruwl ffm' fum' 117111 in lf'f.L .n' fitqflf, N.1zm'.n' ffuft zu' fmzmr flqv .s'ff111u'unl.v fwfff lizigfff. Um' flfllld Mflfw' MMV, tu ffm' zu' Jifltq, AMI JU iffy f1fr1n'r.m11'.v nun' flfnlufir brizztqj Mm' f1'iw1J.s' ffm' brlllllfl' 1'41j.w, flgv fum' gran' fm',n',' ,A1f! law um! jrauzjfu fo our off! lf. ll. .Sf QE? x I 1 The Romans 'Scniorcs in mcmoriam nobis rcdigunt auctoritatcm scnatus populique Ro- mani, cuius libris, qu1 usquc adhuc lcguntur, cuius actcrna juris dis- ciplina, cuius pcritia acdifi caudi, cuius rcbus miliraribus gcstis ornnis posteriras am- plissimis bcnificiis affccta est. ICR .ff,QWNf7.2k The Mffffifzlg' Poi X01111' 1r'1ff Il'l'jft' .r011ILQ.r ful' 111,111 Tfwir fwriffztqv 1.r Ifw J'f1l1'.l'. .S'u1111' will bn'11k ,g1'r111111f for bml Tlwir bL'l'jftf.KL' U' ffm mlrtfv. .Yowe wil! law 111111 111 111lqf1f. Tlvfjv I141I'c' 110 lw1'1f11g1'. P1'11111ffv tlujv MM ffwir f1u111f.r. Tlwqv mu' A111v1'1c11. ' 1 CI..-xlz,-x X. RAM A Q57 I 3 - e OQRENW- - 1, ex EDITH STONE ARNOLD B. SWIFT Class A dziisers Over the course of their four years at East High the Class ofjanuary '19 has travelled a pleasant and easy path, skillfully piloted by experienced and capable advisers. Fate designated Arnold B. Swift the masculine helmsman of the class, from their entrance into the school until their departure, in which position he has been a friendly and helpful companion, ready to encourage, reprimand or suggest. For two and one- half years Katharine A. Barber, girls' adviser, expended her efforts in behalf of the girls of the class in such a way that she won their affection completely and succeeded in producing a sociable and co-operative atmosphere. One ofthe Fate sisters decided to break the thread of this regular life, and thus was Miss Barber transferred to the advisership of the following class. Edith Stone entered upon her duties as succeeding adviser with zeal and enthusiasm which were indisr pensable qualities in the handling of individuals and affairs of the class. To these advisers we owe our appreciation for having guided us faithfully and well through high school, resulting in the enjoyable and profitable outcome of each social and business enterprise. - Q57 E 14 ..222?,33mVZNZ-Fi. Brooks Newman Martens Fay SENIOR YEAR ROHERT FAY . . 1Jl'L'.YfllL'I1f PIERCY BROOKS . . VfFt lJ7'L'.l'ft!6Ilf l31assuzMAR'r1sNs . . . .Ycfwtfzfy HENRY NIEWMAN . . Tm1.r1n'cr JUNIOR YEAR Ronum' FAY . . . Prc.ride11t GuRA1.D PERLMAN . . Vin'-P1'e.s'ide11t Bussua MARTUNS . . . LS'vcrctmjv DORQTHY BRADLEY . . Tmmnw .f A 'SEZ S, Is .. ef QSZYLENW -Ja-55 a' - STANLEY ABROMOVITZ HSTOSHH 1'duwlk iz mile for a Home Room Basketball C31 Inter-Class Baseball W.J.l-l.S. I8 XVOSE STREET SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY PHILIP ALPERT PI-III. Plvil u'ant.r to 'go to Hadef To match lri.r cbarmr 'guinrt Romeofr. Swimming Team C41 Numer- alsg Home Room Baseball, Soccer C41 W.J.H.S. 470 AVENUE D UNIVERSITY or PITTSBURGH RECA AMORELLI URECAH To dance iJ.rtilll1er one deliglvt. Bank Clerk C11 Gym Demon- stration QLDQ Treasurer, Re- naissance Club C3, 41 Secre- tary, Renaissance Club C31 Senior Day COnImittee. W.J.H.S. 745 NORTH STREET UNDECIDIED LUCY M. ACENELLO LOO Ample cizure for Jupplv rtore ruccerr. Supply Store C3, 424 Under- wood Award. NEW YORK CITY IOS XVOODSTOCK ROAD UNDECIDED DAVID ALTMAN HDAVEH Ujfdlif, if there room for me. ' Orchestra CI, 2., 3, 415 Band C3, 4Dg Inter-High Orchestra CI, 3, 4Dg Woodwind Quintet C41 Agora Czjg Home Room Soccer C31 Associate Editor, Clarion C42 Editor-in-Chief Clarion C41 No. 8 30 HOLLENBECK STREET COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY LILLIAN R. AxEI.RoD HLYLH A concoction of likablenerr and dependability molded togeth- er with Jmilcr. Gym Demonstration CD5 SO- cial Committee C3Dg Assistant Ticket Manager, Senior Farceg Usher, Julius Caesarg Usher, Senior Playg Senior Day Com- Inittee. W.J.H.S. SGBISMARK TERRACE CITY NORMAL ZELLA BERGER ZEL Flllllljllg teeth dl1llf1lQQY llair Seem to be alzmyf everjyzvlvere. Bank Clerk CLD, Glee Club C41 Gym Demonstration W.-I.H.S. IQ. RI-IINE STREET CITY NORMAL Q RUTII M. BOTT RUrUs Let'.r direct the ambulance to Newark for projicienqy and cure! Gym Demonstration W.J.H.S. IO LOCHNER PLACE PRESIIYTERIAN HOSPITAL NEWARK, N. ELEANOR H. BRAVERMAN HEL., A11 El like aww fJ'jI1J'f af 11eee.mugy to ur AI' my 1 to editorf. Gym De1nonstrz1tionQzD,Glec Club. W.J.l-I.S. 310 XVILKINS STREET U. or R. BARBARA BENTLEY HBOBBYH Pleamntbf ubiquitaux. Glee Club CI, I., 355 Bank Clerk CI, 1, Q, Gym Demon- stration FAIRPORT 330 NEWCASTLE ROAD X7ASSAR COLLEGE MARVIN E. BOTT ..MARV H21 moderty if fouzzterbalanced hy two flaming theekf. IRONDEQUOIT R.F.D. No. 5, ROCHESTER U. or R. STUART BOWREN HSTUH Soul of the agej the applaufe, delight, the wonder of our Mage. Senior Farce, Senior Play, Dramatic Club QQ, Orient Staff. GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. 75 FERRIS STREET UNIVERSITY OF MICHIG AN QRWTZMW 4 3 X'ONA BRIDGER HBO .Yrmzeu'here, .romeheug s0IlIL'fflllf' I think I'll tzjv To do .mme emful .shocking thing .Ya falki' zmrft think me Jhvf But 710l'jllJ'l' fmzv, Oh, Hey! Gym Demonstration PALMYRA 76 EAST BOULEVARD UNDIECIIDEID PERCY W. BROOKS HPERKYH Perky believes in elirarfmzmerzt. He hereeehef fair mezielem To preferzt their ezrmr. Vocal Quartette Q41 Glee Club C459 Class Vice-President Q41 Cast, Senior Farce. W.J.H.S. 1396 NORTON STREET U. or R. ABE COIIEN HPAAVOH Not tm unproductive windy Mereluv thoughtful quiefcence. H.R. Basketball C42 H.R. Baseball CQQ H. R. Soccer C3,4D. W.J.H.S. 69 CUBA PLACE ALABAMA UNIVERSITY Q37 - I8 HAROLD C. BRION Hl'lAR0I.DH Talent lnzhemfded. Cast, Senior Play. W.j.H.S. 40 BISMARK TERRACE RENSSELAER LOUIS G. CAIAzzA ,IIGGs No Maggie zvozeld refute to be dominated by thi.r jiggr. Wearer, Soccer Reserve QL Wearer, Baseball Reserve Cz, 3, .QQ H.R. Basketball CL, Q4 Chairman, Renaissance Club Initiation Committee C42 Stage Manager, Senior Farce, Senior Playg Cast, La- Cambialen C4DQ Stage Mana- ger, La Locandiera QQ. 67 MILLER STREET U. or R. SHIRLEY S. COHEN SUIE Wl1o'd have thought .Sluie hard-hearted enough to ex- tract the molarr? Gym Demonstration C119 H. R. Committee CQDQ Bank Clerk C4DQCI1Sf, Senior Farce. W 160 XVOODBURY STREET ROCHESTERDENTALDISPENSARY OSZXREIMD i' A- Sb - rl.qli0lVlASJ. Cox Tom I um like 1115117 on elfjf luml. Swimming Team Cz., 3, 45, Captain Swimming Team C3, -D4 Track C4D, Cross Country C4j, H.R. Soccer, Basketball CQ, Cross Country, Track, Swimming Numeralsg Clarion Agent C4DQ State Cross Coun- try Meet C4DQ State Swimming Meet Cz, 3, 41 No. IO 89 PERSIIING DRIVE MERCIERSHURG ACADEMY HARVEY S. DEYOUNG ..DUTCH,' Girls prefer tlwem lgooel-looking, broad-Jlioulelered, joking-in otlver 1e'orzl.i'-like ' 'Dutch Rifle Club C3, 45, Clarion Agent No. 2.8 1068 ATLANTIC AVENUE U. or R. FLORENCE K. DUMMER UFLORENCEH .Ycbolarly pleenant, lovable. l-l.R. Committee C3 , TQ, Mana- ger, Candy Sale C453 Usher, Senior Play. No. 7.5 31 PRISCILLA STREET U. or R. -Q57 A 1 9 l'll5NRlE'I'TA Cook HANK Dremmf, sweet, mul petite: A cowlfimztion lmrel to beat. Gym Demonstration CLD, Rem- ington Award C3D, Bank Clerk C15- W.j.H.S. 74 DICKINSON STREET UNDECIDED FRANK DEs1DER1o D1zzY I f Frank could get out of trouble Af emily or be mmzezger to get into it He u'ozeldr1't be Dizzy with oll bex rarer. AQUINAS 47 WARD STREET UNIVERSITY OF BUFFALO JOSEPH DIFEDE Jo Friendb, rourteour, cbummyj fo .rtriver for the ideolf of Eart High. President, Renaissance Club C4DQ H. R. Baseball CQ, H. R. Basketball C3DQ Wrestling Cz, 31, Wrestling Tournament C3DQ Track C3, 4Dg Cross Country C4Dg Wcarer of Cross Country Cast, La Calnbialeug Cast, La Locandieraf' W .J . H.S. 7.77 HUDSON AVENUE CORNELL ef QRSRENW I ROBERT FAY BOE Ability Versatility Popularity. Soccer Q, 45, Reserve Soccer Q5, Reserve Baseball Q54 Reserve Basketball Q5, Wrest- ling Q5, Wrestling Tourna- ment C2.5g Wearer and Reserve Circulation Manager, Clarion Q5g Clarion Agent Q55 Class President Q, 3, 45, Cast, Senior Play, Cast, Senior Farce, Freshman SOC- cerg Freshman Basketballg Wearer, Class Numerals, Wearer, AE g Standard Bearer. NO. 31 2.2.1 LABURNUM CRES. HAMILTON COLLEGE -IOSEPII FINGLER Ox A .rtrong foundation to build friendrbip on - foJepb'J el brick. H.R. Baseball, Basketball Q55 Reserve Soccer Q54 Baseball C454 Soccer H455 Wearer, Wearer, Reserve No. S 3OO CONKEY AVENUE MECHANICS INSTITUTE HAROLD FLADD CUB He doe.r not tlwink that people ougbt To keep the .rome old guitj But one mutt break loofe now and tben And keep an evening lute. Glee Club Q, 35g Annex Soc- cer, Baseball C2.5g Assistant Manager, Senior Farce. No. 1 1 47 LAURELTON ROAD UNDECIDED Q37 A I. RICHARD FEINBERG HDICK Sincerity propelled by u power- ful, deep voice. Advertising Manager, Clarion C45g Chess Club Q, 45. W.J.H.S. 2.71 CONKEY AVENUE U. OF R. HYMEN B. FITELSON HFIDOU l'Vbo'd want to pick 4 bone with Fido ? H. R. Basketball, Baseball, Soccer Q5, Wrestling Q, 35, Wearer, Inter-class SOC- cer Q5, Inter-Class Basketball CID- W.J.H.S. 91 KELLY STREET WIIARTON SCHOOL or FINANCE PAUL A. GERIIARD PAUL1 ' lVboJe deptlv bas not 'vet been fdfl70l72Ull . NO. 2.8 42. HARRIS STREET UNDECIDED 2QllEN DAVID GOLDMAN DUD A dude with determination. H.R. Soccer Czj. W.J.H.S. 799 HARVARD STREET UNDECIDED JOSEPH D. GOLDSMITH JOEY A realm of bookf an a lonely rm Or dererted isle would mtixfy me! Orchestra CQ. W.j.H.S. I5 GRANT STREET UNDECIDED HENRX' F. GRANT iiHANK Giz'e me libfffy - or what have you? Track CLD, Business Staff,Class Play. W.J.H.S. 2.66 WEAVER STREET AVIATION SCHOOL, TEXAS A CAROL M. GIEES HTOODLESH T6dCb6f,J pet - .fo docs T0odlef. Gym Demonstration C2.Dg Usher, Mikado, Usher, Senior Farce, Bank Clerk C4D, Glee Club Cz., 3, 45, President, Girls' Xmas Card Committee C41 WJ. H.S. 12.5 POMEROY STREET MECHANICS INSTITUTE IRWIN GOLDMAN ..MURPH Who idler along lifc'.r courxc, deviating naw and then, to indulge in plearure. l-l.R. Baseball, Soccer CI, LD. No. 8 go HOLLENBECK STREET ALABAMA UNIVERSITY IRENE I. GORDON HRENEE' ' A buflnen bead and 4 womnn'J way. Remington Award CLD, Under- wood Award C4Dg Bank Clerk C415 Supply Store Clerk C424 Gym DemOnsrrationC7.Dg Book Exchange Clerk W'.J.H.S. 36 LABURNUM CRES. UNDECIDED QRXENW Zfiive TCx'?m- ANDRE GRCJNICKA l.ANDRE', Naive and winning in Jpeeelv, mzile, and manner. Chess Club Q, 45, Stamp Club Cg, .QQ Tennis Team C3, JJ, Bank Clerk MUNICII, CSIERMANY S3 MERRIMAN STREET U. or R. XVARREN F. HARMAN HPETISH For tlve lore of Pete! lVomeu will do arqvtlvifzg' Band Cz, 3, .Qg Manager, Senior Farce, H. R. Basketball QQQBusinessManager,Orientg Executive Council -I.J.H.S. 91 XIERMONT STREET RENSSELAER HELEN C. HESS AAHEL-LEN'l 06 me! Wllat el world! To give all otbeiir eomplifezelzty And not onefr Jelf. Editor-in-Chief, Clarion QQ, Jewelled Pin C4DgNews Editor, Clarion CQ, Gold Pin CQ, Executive Council C4D,Editor- in-Chief, Orient QQ, H. R. Xmas Cheer Committee CQ, Guardian of the Flag, Mem- ber,HouseofDelegatesCP.G.D. Remington Silver Pin Award. No. 18 30 HEATHER STREET U. OF R. -Q37 loNE GUNNING HYONIIEU Dreewzilv, lnirtlvflflly, artif- ticully, .flue loolzx upon the zrorlel. Cast, The Twelfth Night C41 Member, Summary Court, Member, Annex General Com- mittee, Art Editor, Ann-X- Ray QQ, Social Chairman, Goodman Annexg Editor, Ann-X-Ray No. 18 SHORE DRIVE, IRONDEQUOIT MECPIANICS INSTITUTE .IULIA E. HAU 'JULIE' Let'.f do todq'y.' Tomorrow never comeJ. ' Glee Club QQ., Q, Usher, Mikado W.lI.H.S. 55 LowELL STREET CITY NORb1AL SYLVIA HOCHVERT HSYLH Wlvo if Sylvia, zolmt i.r she? That all 0lN'.f1l'tlfll.f commend ber? Bank Clerk QQ, Underwood Award C41 OUT-or-TOWN 774 JOSEPH AVENUE GENERAL HOSPITAL VICTORIA HOWARD VIC A I7t'I'.f0lIrlHlt'V rlmr pIeI1.I'e.r,' A l'0.iL't' that ezztrenzeei. Glee Club Cg, 41 NO. gl IO4 PANSY STREET EASTMAN SCHOOL or MUSIC GLDIIDON IDE GoRD IQ! be loaf Il'ffl70Ilf Gard leeuliug focierylr ,gqvetie.r.' Freshman Basketballg Execu- tive Council CQ., 3, 41, Boys' Quartet CQ, Reserve Baseball 641, Class Social Chairman QQ, Senior Play, Cast Mi- kado. No. 35 566 CEDARWOOD TER. MIDDLEBURY COLLEGE ISADORE JACOBS lzzY Tlumdering laokf um! infzzriezted Ifoiee elemuml, lVl1ere'J' that eopyfn Class Constitution Commit- tee CQ, Executive Council CQ, H. R. Soccer CQ, H. R. Xmas Cheer Committee QD, Sports Editor, Clarioll C454 Cross Country CQ, Editor-in-Chief, Clarion C454 Track C41 Wear- er, E , Clarion Gold, Jew- elled Pins QQ, Orient Staff. . H.S. 641 UNIVERSITY AVENUE U. or R. -QW? Q? DANA HOPKINS Hops Law? Na, merely Jomnolent! H. R. Soccer Qjg Freshman Soccer. No. 1 36 BENGEL TERRACE UNIDECIDEID XVILLIAM HURWITZ UlVl1LKMANH Opfimiftetally and Iritlv good reezron be flwoati' for tlre baaket. H. R. Soccer, Baseball CTL Captain, H. R. Baseball QQ, H. R. Basketball W..I.H.S. 17.6 NORTON STREET NEW YORK UNIVERSITH' 'IESSIE S. JACK JAY Snappy bright egfer am! curly bobbed hairy An actreu with talent and never ez rare. Gym Demonstration CLD, Un- derwood Award C4Dg Usher, Julius Caesar C4Dg Cast, Senior Farce, Cast, Senior Play QQ, Clerk, Supply Store QQ, Senior Day Committee. No. 31 6 NoRwooD STREET PLATTSBURG NORMAL f QQllElV7T I TJ CNSNSX ' HlI.DlNG.IOI1NSON HHIL H ilzling if an uftor gqyj lfVhen he .rpefzkf he mixef the roofing. Nou' Il'C can alzvqw hear him -fav, dmh, you're only Jpoof- ing! Cast, Senior Farce. NO. 31 49 LEIGHTON AVENUE UNDECIDED LILLIAN R. KANTOR AiKANNER Kan 'er do argything? No, 'er kan do evefjything! Tennis Club Qzlg Gym Demon- stration CLD. W . H . S. I S3 SELLINGER STREET NEW YORK UNIVERSITY LILLIAN KESSLER LILL A zvifp of hair defief Lill'J otherwife punctiliouJne.r.r,' A rein of mirth hreakr through amlfhatterrLillorolemnity. Gym Demonstration C114 Glce Club 533. W.j.l-l.S. 45 THOMAS STREET CITY NORMAL -Q37 A 7-4 FOESA JOROSLOVV UFITZIH Her muficol voice creutex for ur a picture of colorful jollity 'fzeath furzrg' Eurapek Jkier. 7.5 CATHERINE STREET UNDECIDED MILTON KARZ 'AMILTI' Now lixten, kidm, you fhould- n't laugh When I get up to Jpeakj It only maker a fellow bllljh And not ,rtaml on both feet. Assistant Ticket Manager, Senior Playg H. R. Soccer C04 H. R. Basketball Cv., Q. W.J.H.S. 48 RAUBER STREET U. or R. FLORENCE KLASICKI ' 'F LOSSI E' ' Friemllinem per.ronlfied.' Gym Demonstration CLDQ Glcc Club W.J.H.S. 173 ALPIIONSE STREET UNDECIDED T-' QRlVZ'lillW I .-f 1 C3'?-Q'- MARY M. KoLLACIc SHERRY Nlnggie and Xlrerrv ure differ- ent reztticr with fikggi. Gym Demonstration CLDQ Can- dy Sale C4DQ Usher, Senior Play HOLY REDEEMER 82. SCRANTOM STREET UNDECIDED PAUL LAWRENCE ' 'PAUL H Mr. Eelifon, Here'J Your AJJiJtarzt. ' W .J . H . S. 687 PORTLAND AVE, MECHANICS INSTITUTE Lois E. LECQAN Lois Here is ez girl whom al l admire! Basketball QD, Wearer of Numerals, E, Gold Bas- ketball, Cast, Senior Farce, Head Usher, Julius Caesar , Head Usher, Senior Play g Bank Clerk QLD, H. R. Committee CQ, Manager, Xmas Cards C41 Orient Staff. PITTSITORIJ 338 CEDARWOOD TERRACE PossE-NIssEN JOHN B. KLEI-IR CHICAGO Wbat'J Klebr'J firxt name? Chocolate E. ' H.R. Baseball CHICAGO, ILL. 169 ANTHONY STREET UNDECIDED STELLA KOZICKI HSTELU In Jileuce Jl1e'll make berfelf beard! Gym Demonstration C114 Usher, Senior Play, Bank Clerk CQ, Underwood Award C3 ,4j. W.J.H.S. I3 AGNES STREET UNDECIDED ALICE LEBOVVITZ AL Witbolzt tliir proof we Mould- n't believe Such knozvledge, mob kindnen, Juolv fun Ponible to dwell all in one boob! GymDemOnstrationC7.D, Rem- ington Award, Basketball CJ., 355 H. R. Alternate C41 NO- 33 . 465 HAYWARD AVENUE CITY NORMAL 15 BEATRICE G. LEUPOLD UBEAU Nat fain' but fairer fur Than mmiy ez fair maid! Gym Demonstration C154 Un- derwood Award Cz, Q4 Usher, Senior Farce. No. 8 I 103 GENESEE PARK BLVD. R. B. I. ANNA LEVIN liHONEYH Haney entenr the Meltiizlg Pat to inzpregnate ber fellow men with m'eetzze.rJ. Glee Club C154 Mikado C154 Gym Demonstration C354 Usher, Class Playg H. R. Committee Chairman W .H.S. 43 CLEVELAND STREET UNDECIDED IRVING R. LIBERMAN lRV Limguidly drawn out fpeecb and .rmile Intereft III all the while. Basketball Cz, 353 Bank Clerk C3, 454 H. R. Committee C354 Ticket Manager, Senior Play. W . H.S. 799 HARVARD STREET JOHNS HOPKINS IRVING L. LEVEY LEARY Nice bay! Came on noir, blow! Blau' lffezrdf Band CI, 2., 354 Glee Club CI, 7., EDS Track C454 Business Staff, Senior FHFCCQ Wrestling C354 Business Staff, Senior Playg H. R. Basketballg Class Numerals. NO. 8 2.1 OVERDALE PARK SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY EMANUEL W. LEVIN l.MANNY ManrU ran? iuzdenrtiznd why we cuff! take iz man Jeriausly. Golf Team C454 H. R. Soccer C354 H. R. Basketball, Base- ball C7., 354 Hockey CQ. W.'I.H.S. 541 PARSELLS AVENUE SYRACUSE UNIVERSITX' DOROTHY C. LINHOS DOT Prudent and primj inbred with energy, cbeer, and whim! Gym Demonstration C2.5. No. II 737 BAY STREET UNDECIDED QRMNW 4 - - Dis MALY HDIZZYU Wl1at'J dir? Dir i.r D15 .' Orchestra CI, 2., 3, 45, Inter- high Orchestra QL, 3, 45, Assistant Bank Manager C45, Bank Manager C45, Clarion Agent C45. No. 18 65 ARBORDALE AVENUE U. or R, BESSIE R. MARTENS BEss Good manager Good .retretafjy Good .rtlvolar Good night! Class Vice-President C15, Class Secretary C3, 45, Bank Clerk Qi, 1, 35, Social Committee Cz, 3, 45, H. R. Chairman C3, 45, H. R. Committee CL5, ConstitutionalCommitteeC35, Cast, Senior Farce C45, Boule Secretary CL5, Agora Cz5, Gym Demonstration CL5, Manager, Candy Sale C45, Senior Day Committee, Usher, Senior Play. No. 33 871 CULVER ROAD U. or R. ROBERT MCGILLICUDDY BOE Who could rerift Mdll'0li0'J captivating tlvarmr? H. R. Baseball C45, Ann-X- Ray Staff C45, Cast, The Twelfth Night, Annex Glee Club W .J . H.S. 46 FARBRIDGE STREET UNDECIDED 17 ANNA LIPSON ANN lfVoman'.r ruling rein if about to find an outlet. Poor little innocent dear.r.'.' Basketball C15, Class Play C15, Gym Demonstration C15. W.J.H.S. 195 XVILKINSSTREET Crrx' NORMAL AARON MARCEOLIS .lMARGY Notbingfr more romantic Than Marg'y in a penfive mood- Pnryed lip.r and fnrrozued brow: Firzgerf lllflfllllg that Jleek nzurtacliiof Wrestling C3, 45, Wrestling Tournament C3, 45, Cross Country C45, Bank Clerk W.J.H.S. 16 GORHAM STREET CORNELL R. ARTHUR MCCAW MAC Say, I don't belong to a niglvt Jbiftj .Yo zolgy should I do night work? Basketball QL, 35, H. R. Soc- cer Q3, 45, H. R. Baseball 0,41 No. 2.5 496 BAY STREET UNDECIDED FRANK MEDVIN HPETEU Here'J the hoy with all the WF The how who haf the good :porin rep. Wrestling Tournament 63, 4Dg Manager Wrestling C313 Wear- er, W.J.H.S. 45 CONCORD STREET UNIVERSITY or BUFFALO FREIDA M1KEL FRADE When Hfraden attemptx 'Tir not begun But all completed! Gym Demonstration C2.DgBank Clerk Cz., 4jg H. R. Committee QLDQ Agora Ci, 1,31 No. 8 165 HOLLENBECK STREET U. or R. LAWRENCE G. MORROW SHAR11Y The zvorlel kzzounr nothing of it.r greezteft men. ' ' No. '51 1.4 OXFORD STREET UNDEc1DED gig- 25 D 7.8 MARY MERCLTRI0 .lM.ARX ' Mll.FfCdl z'oice,' m1e.rimlfeet,' And ever that dance with the marie! Gym Demonstration CLDQ Re- naissance Club Secretary C41 Vice - President, Renaissance Club NO. LS 1667 CLIFFORD AVENUE. UNDECIDED N AN P. M11.1.ARD A NORM N, ill thir .rtrong man meer him Delilah? it-iarer Wrestling Tour- 11entC1,3jgWrestlingTeam Q41 H. R. Soccer, Basketball Cz., 3bQ Cross Country 65, 45. CLARA C. Mosxow C1.A1RE Brooklyn-ah-that eztcozmtr for Claire'J New Yorkirh airf Glee Club C42 Underwood Award, Pin C41 Gym Demon- stration Q7.Dg Bank Clerk QQ. W.J.H.S. BROOKLYN, N.Y. UNDECIDED HELEN NESTEROFE HELEN N ot ea.ril 11 dauntea',' Not eafib' deprerfed. Gym Demonstration C12 5 Bank Clerk C125 Underwood Awards C3, 425 Remington Award C125 Glee Club C125 Cast, Queen Of Hearts NO. 2.8 17 HEATHER STREET UNDECIDED MARVIN M. NOvIcK Suck flick, rleekners ifxelf! H. R. Basketball, Soccer C325 Social Committee C425 Inter- class Basketball Cl, 355 Senior Day Committee. W.J.H.S. 873 NORTH STREET UNIVERSITY or WISCONSIN SAMUEL PAUL UREDH Iflfitb fiery .rpeeal lie attacker! Cozzrirlerf and .rolver Mathematical problems. Class Secretary C325 Ann-X- Ray Staff C3, 425 Annex Sum- mary Court C325 Wrestling C325 Wrestling Tournament C325 Annex Glee Club C125 H. R. Alternate, Captain H. R. Baseball C125 H. R. Soccer, Basketball C12. NO. 31 43 OXFORD STREET MASS. lNsT. or TECHNOLOGY i RUTH F. NELSON HRUTHIEH Ruthie har a frm belief that woman .rlnould prove .rbe'.r not tlae weaker rex! Gym Demonstration C125 Sup- ply Store C3, 425 Glee Club C7-13,41 NEW YORK CITY 148 COLONIAL ROAD CITY NORMAL HENRY L. NEWMAN BUD Buol'J loandromej Budkr darkj Budlr alwayr ready for a lark. Annex Baseball C125 Freshman SOccer5 Reserve Baseball C3, 42, Mgr. Reserve Soccer C325 Mgr. Soccer C425 Cast, Senior Play5 Clarion Agent C3, 425 Executive Council C3, 425 Wearer of Numerals5 Wearer, Class Treasurer C425 Social Committee C325 Clarion Pin5 Wearer, Reserve Wearer, AE5 Vice-President Class NO. II 579 HAZELWOOD TERRACE MIDDLEBURY COLLEGE HARRY M. ONIE BUGS I like to be all ky my Owe. H. R. Soccer C12. W.J.H.S. 453 REMINGTON STREET NEW YORK UNIVERSITY S25? A X. 2-9 QQTENW 'L T' .4715 cx1i - GERALD PERLMAN HJERRT Vixiblv ez tllozegbzffnl, .rerzour minded lud- Tluzfa' :HI optical illusion. Class Vice-President QQ, So- cial Committee C314 H. R. Basketball, Baseball, Soccer Cz, Q, Class Basketball C3, IQ, Advertising Manager Senior Farce QQ, Cast, Class PlayQ4D. W.J.H.S. 2.4 CARTIIAGE STREET U. or R. SALLY H. PERLSTILIN KEWPIE lVber'ere .Ilve .ftenzdf unzmm! ,gravitational forces alyo are: to which all men mum needx Juccumb. Gym Demonstration CLD, Un- derwood Awaril C455 Glee Club C31 W.J.H.S. 10 GORIIAM STREET MECHANICS INSTITUTE IGNATIUS PISANO UIGNUTSH Chen,-Igrzzetf and Sport are .gnonymozzsf Freshman Soccer, Baseball, Captain H. R. Basketball, Captain Wrestling C3 , 45, Cap- tain Cross Country C3, 4D, Track C3, 41, Wearer, Numer- als, Letters, President, Chess Club C3, 42. ST. JosEPII's 1 87.8 CULVER ROAD U. or R. 'QW A.. 30 'IIjANliT'I'li E. PERLMAN TANx ' Dorff, .new the moutlw re- bzzkjngl 1' ,' Do, .fav tlve tzvirzklirzg eve.r.' Gym Demonstration Q11 Usher, Julius Caesar QQ, Usher, Senior Play. XV.J.H.S. 183 BERLIN STREET ROCHESTERDENTALDISPENSARY HERINA L. PFROMMER RENEE Rare if the agreement between beauty and modefgy. Gym Demonstration CLD, Usher, Julius Caesar C32 Usher, Senior Play. W.J.H.S. 74 FARBRIDGE STREET R. B. I. CosMo S. POLITO UTONY Boy Y0ll'1'E exceedingly polite and I tbink it onbf right to re- turn the compliment. H.R. Basketball, Soccer, Base- ball Czjg Wrestling Tourna- ment C7., 3, 4D,Wrest1ing Team C3, 4j, Wearer, Wrestling E g Bank Clerk CQ, Renaissance Club Council Member QL, 3, 45, Senior Day Committee. W.j.H.S. 93 ELLISON STREET U. or R. + 122-QQlENg7l-X DOROTHY RADIPORD UDOLLU Coutentmeut is the but fortune. Gym Demonstration NO. 7.8 77. BALSAM STREET UNDECIDED EVELYN N. RATII UEVIEH What bird uurbler Ju'eetby? .S'tm71ger, 'tif our Evelyn .ringing. University Annex Girls' Sex- tet C7.j, Glee Club CI, 7., AQ, Usher, Senior Play, Candy Sale C41 No. 8 37.7 ROYCROFT DRIVE EASTMAN SCHOOL or MUSIC ALICE A. REED AL We don't need Flo Ziegfeldu help in picking out our beauty! ST. PETERSBURG, FLA. I9 BEDFORD STREET UNDECIDED BEATRICE QUINLAVIN BEA A po.r.fe.r.ror of immeasurable jollitv and an ifzeradieable rutile. Student Council, H. R. Presi- dent, Class Ring Committee. ILION, N. Y. 505 UNIVERSITY AVENUE CITY NORMAL CLARA V. RAPP C. V. R. She who Jtandf before the Infnite height of beauty, Seer, and writer. Clarion Staff CQ, News Editor Clarion C4Dg Clarion Gold Pin C41 Exchange Editor, Clarion C4D, Remington Award C3DQ Senior Section Editor, Orient C4D, Glee Club CI, LD, H. R. Committee C41 Class Poetg Literary Editor, Clarion CP.G.D. No. 8 7.1 STRONG STREET U. or R. RUTH RECI-ITER AIRUTHIEH A pretty good reaeon why bmi- ne.r.r ought to boom! Usher, Senior Farce, Glee Club 7.0 ALMIRA STREET R. B. I. f QWENW 1 - 3 C5 CARL REXER UGTTOH To live if to efzjqy ar1e'.r .relff H. R. Baseball C1, .Qg Rifle Club C414 Annex Dramatics. No. 8 136 AVENUE D UNDECIDIZD ROGER R. ROBINSON Roo He probably bailed from London lVl1ere el man bay .1 right to live in ri fog. Cast, Senior Playg Photo- graphic Manager, Orient. No. IO 3 SUMNER PARK UNIVERSITY or SYRACUSE GERTRUDE H. Ross USUSIEH A beezuteauf maiden tlvere. Rmplendent df the morning .rzm Bmming with galzlen lmir. Usher, Senior Farceg Usher, Senior Play. No. 8 133 SARANAC STREET UNDECIDIED -Q27 25 37. XVILSON ROBIN HXVILSH Keep your prextige, But fl! nay eomfartf' And Jtraigbtway be appearr, .S'1e'intging a battered brief rare. No. 33 46 ACKERMAN STREET UNDECIDED EDWIN F. ROGERS ED Grey Jpat, derby bat-- I want that man! Advertising Manager, Class Play. XV.J.H.S. 47 DICKINSON STREET UNDECIDED ANNA ROTMAN --ANN Umzffected by the Jeetlving, unify mam of l7ll77le7l1ff1' in our Meltifzcg Pat. Gym Demonstration W.J.H.S. 7.1 XVooDnU RY STREET UNDECIDED QRIKENE ROBERT SA1x1N HROBERTH Y ELIZABETH M, RYAN I t if interefting to note that with regaril ta tbe rnoilern theory of lrair combing, the aneient Babylonian! believed air rraft derogatory' to civili- Zation. Orchestra, Band C4, Q, Wood- wind Quintet C4DQ Literary Club QQ, Feature, Music Edi- tor, Clarion. EAST ROCIiESTER 54 ERION CRESCENT UNDECIDED HARRY B. SAFRIN HARRY An intimate acquaintance of worrnJ- Tlmfe of tbe perusing Jpeciei. Bank Clerk CQ, Glee Club QQ, Track W.J.H.S. 16 SEABROOK STREET U. or R. GEORGE F. SAVAGE Noisy Now, rbi: rwtem of lighting if alr-b--lv-b furt a trifle ill-a-a-a Literary Editor, Ann-X-Ray, Associate Editor, Ann-X-Ray C41 Stage Manager, Senior Play, Clarion Agent C31 Busi- ness Manager Annex Play C42 Vice-President Nature Club C45- NO. 7.8 36 MARION STREET UNDECIDED Q37 - 33 HLIZZIEU Sizzling 6j?L'I'1'6.fC6llC6 releaxed npan tbe piano and lucky amotiatef. Gym Demonstration C1j4H.R. Committee CLD, Cast, Senior Play on NO. 2.8 TOO ARBORDALE AVENUE EASTMAN SCHOOL OF Music SAM E. SADOWSKY BAEE' S. E. .Sf never callf S. O. S. H. R. Basketball, Soccer Cz., Q, Track QQ, Inter-class Bas- ketball No. IO 7.2. GORHAM STREET Omo STATE XVICTOR SA1.1TAN Vic Managing-Tlvafr my weakneri now. ' Managing what? Mgr., Track C41 Assistant Mgr. ,Track Cz, Q5 Mgr.,Cross Country QQ, Wearer E, Reserve E ,Mgr.,Swimming Team C41 Business Mgr. ,Clar- ion QQ, Gold Clarion Pin C42 Jewelled Pin Q4D,H. R. Basket- ball, Soccer, Baseball QLD, Wearer Class Numeralsg Track Czbg Managing Editor, Clarion, CP. GQ. W.J.H.S. 467 BENTON STREET CORNELL 4 QQIEND X BERNARD T. SAWYKO UBENNYH A Bemg'y after one'.r own heart! J.J.H.S. 118 ALPHONSE STREET R. B. I. BERNARD SCHAFT UBERNIEH A wife and elever fool. Cast, Senior Farce, Cast, Twelfth Night , Reserve Baseball CQ., 315 Wrestling CQ, Freshman Baseball, Soccer. NO. 31 788 UNIVERsITY AVENUE MAss. INsT. or TECHNOLOGY ETIIEL H. SCHMIDT HFLUFFYH Pretty featuref, Charming wayr Weave a Jpell And hola' our gage. Usher, Senior Farce, Cast, Senior Playg Usher, Julius Caesarug Remington Award Czlg Gym Demonstration W . H.S. IO64 CLIFFORD AVENUE R. B. I. XIINICIO SCARSELLA VENI' Vent bar camej .4VE71f' ' u'i!l.ree,'ar1d Vent will cmzquer. Member, Renaissance Club, Property Manager, Renais- sance Club Play. J.J.H.S. 147 PARKWAY CORNELL ALVIN SCI-ILENKER AI, Nou' that v'V0ll'l'6 got 'em, Wlratcha' ganna' do with all tbem beartr? W.-I.H.S. 77 JACKSON STREET SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY HENRY SCIARABBA 4'HANK v For lve'J ajalb' g0on'felf01l'. H. R. Basketball, Baseball, Member, Renaissance Club, Advertising Manager, Renais- sance Playg Cast, La La- candiera. W.J.H.S. 33 HOLLISTER STREET U. or R. fe S37 34 QMENW I L 1 .::'c3'? - LILLIAN SIMON HLILU A lively, cheery, Jprite! Gym Demonstration Cay, Usher, Glee Club Concert QQ, Manager, Book Exchange QQ, Cast, Senior Farce. W.J.H.S. S4 CATHERINE STREET UNDECIDED STANISLAW SLOWIK STAN .S'tan'J up for Eaft High Xehool. Reserve Soccer, Baseball Orchestra, H. R. Baseball, Basketball Q3, 4Dg Captain, H.R. Soccer. W.J.H.S. 99 ST. CASIMIR STREET CARNEGIE TEcH. THEODORE H. SOLOMON ..-I-ED.. Anal .S'olomon'J zuinlom ex- celled the zvixelom of all the children of the Ea5t CH..S'.D. H.R. Basketball, Soccer, Base- ball CLD, Class Treasurer CLD, Bank Clerk CQ, Inter-class Basketball W.J.H.S. 8 REGENT STREET DARTMOUTH r l -agp + 35 EMMA H. SHARP EM Emma init Jharpj Emma i.rn't jqatj Emma'.r jun natural. H. R. Christmas Committee CLD, Bank Clerk C455 Library C45- No. 31 12. DELAWARE STREET BROCKPORT NORMAL HARRY SLOTNICK HSLOTTSH Whether he will ar noj he leadl' femininity through .reventh heaven, they Jay. H. R. Basketball qt, 35. cap- tain H. R. Soccer CLD, Glee Club Cz, 3, 4Dg H. R. Baseball CLD, Mikado Q31 Bank Clerk C45- W.J.H.S. IQ. NILLSON STREET UNIVERSITY or BUFFALO TRACY B. SMITH, JR. 'UTABH Faint heart never won fair lady, To zvly- Freshman Soccer, Basketball, Baseball, Annex Soccer, Bas- ketball, Baseball, Soccer C3, 455 Reserve Basketball C3, 4Dg Baseball C3, 4D, H. R. Chair- man C3Dg Newest News Staffg Basketball QQ, We-arer of No. I 36 Lockwoon STREET UNIVERSITY or ALAEAMA f- QRRENW 2 Y -ifilbi rc31?- - LUCY R. SPAGNOLO Lou Loyal, Jtemlfart, and tlionglvt- ful . Gym Demonstration 611, Usher, Senior Farce. W..I.H.S. 12.3 PETROSSI DR1vE CITY NORMAL A LEERTA STRESSING BERT Tluzt i.r .rlve, I0 tall and fair Like iz goelelefr with golilen liair. Gym Demonstration 611, H. R. Committee Cv., 3, 41, Social Committee C3, 41, Glee Club Cz, 3, 41, Usher, Julius Cae- sar ,Usher, Mikado ,Cast, Senior Farce, Bank Clerk C31, Basketball CQ., 31, Wearer, Numerals No. 33 570 GARSON AVENUE UNDECIDED HAROLD TEMKIN 1-TEMP Some may win by their elnntingj 0tl1er.r liy being divinebf lnznel- .fomij But who could rerirt Temp'.r' frank and genial smile? Orchestra CQ., 3, 41, H. R. Basketball Cl, 315 Inter-class Baseball C41, Ticket Manager, Senior Farce, Assistant Busi- ness Manager, Orient, Busi- ness Manager, Senior Play. NO. I 891 HARVARD STREET U. or R. -QCU7 29 36 MARX' L. STODDARD MARx ' Bizbbling over uitli exlzberiiizre, joy, and inirtlif H. R. Committee 62.1, Gym Demonstration NO. 2.8 664 XVINTON ROAD EASTMAN SCHOOL or MUSIC SARA STROM HSMILESH AJ mziler require le.r.r energy And gain lvenpf more Illini frou'nJ,' Let'J eeanomiqef' propofer .YmileJ. Gym Demonstration 62.1, Bank Clerk 641. W.J.H.S. 39 SEABROOK STREET UNDECIDED HELEN TRUAX i'HELEN He uflvo inoenteel tile pbrafe concerning blonde! .riireb eiiil- n't know Helen! Glee Club CI, Q., 31, Supply Store Clerk Q3 , 41, Cast, Senior Farce, Cast, Mikado CZDQ Gym Demonstration C11,H.R. Committee NO. 8 35 CARTHAGE STREET GENEsEo NORMAL QRXENW - 3 ESTIIER M. XVAGNER Es Now, i.fll'f it quite eltrioier lflfben we all flrattei' .ro Tllere .rlvoulel lie one irlwo weaker no f1l.l'.f, Hitt li.rtei1.r to 115 blow? Gym Demonstration NO. 2.5 1015 N. GOODMAN STREET UNDECIDED RUTH MARIAN XVANGMAN MARY ANN' Murjy tm' fun are imeparable. Gym Demonstration Q11 Wearer, Class Basketball Nu- merals CI, 2.1 Glee Club C41 Usher, Julius Caesar CBDQ Usher, Senior Play. NO. 15 64 BELLWOOD PLACE U. or R. FLORENCE XNEISS PLO In tlve earl 1' eleiyf nebulur qlml i- tier-elieer, noiye, and pleur- emtiiefr -floated together into one little piece o f lummn- - .I - uv ztv, Ho. Gym Demonstration C11 Bas- ketball C3DQ Baseball C31 Un- derwood Award C41 NO. I1 S7 ELLISON STREET UNDECIDED Q37 - 37 MARY XVERESCHAK llMARY Such Jteaely, bamzorziouf eogf df Mary Keep tbe big zvbeelr of life riemziugg . Underwood Award C41 Usher Senior Playg Gym Demonstra- tion Cz1 Remington Award C13- XV.J.H.S. I LUDWIG PARK UNDECIDED LAURETTA C. XVAMP HDIBBITSH Diol2it.r 4merely the long for dibxwJu'eetneJ.r,' what toulel be more Juitaolel Head Usher, Senior Farceg Usher, Julius Caesar C41 Glee Club Cz., 3, 41 Gym DemonstrationC7.1''Mikado C31 Secretary, House of Dele- gates C41 W.J.H.S. 30 HOLBROOKS STREET STRONG MEMORIAL HOSPITAL HERMAN D. XVEINSTEIN DON Quiet and reJerz'edner.r make him an im penetrezbl e nyyteijf. H. R. Basketball UTICA 61 JOSEPH PLACE NEW YORK UNIVERSITY GREENE ' -Z-.f7f': OLS- MILDRED R. XVENNER HIVIILLYH Deftly, gracefully, Milly dancer her way through their hmrtr' Gym Demonstration QLD, Usher, Senior Farce, Usher, Julius Caesar C31 W.J.l-l.S. 13 XVHITBY DRIVE UNDECIDED MAx M. WOLLOCK HMUTTV' Let',r faire 'Wlloopeel' I-l. R. Basketball, Baseball, Soccer Cz., Q, Inter-class Bas- ketball C3Dg Clarion CP.G.D. XV.J.H.S. 58 XVATKXNS TERRACE NEW XVORK UNIVERSITY HERBERT A. YACKEL HYAKEH Afatility farobtaining E'.r .' Freshman Soccer, Captain, Freshman Soccer, Annex Base- ball CLD, Wearer, Numerals, Baseball CLD, Soccer CI., 3, 4D, Captain Soccer QQ, Reserve Baseball Q31 Clarion Pin CI, 434 Wearcf, CL, 3, 454 Wearer, EA No. II 35 COPELAND STREET UNDECIDED DORIS L. XVOELFEL Lou Dimpled, reproachful qyedj Captivatilzg to .rqy the leaft. Gym Demonstration QLD, Usher, Senior Play. W.J.H.S. 12.44 PORTLAND AVENUE NEW YORK UNIVERSITY ANNA G. WRIGHT HANNE' Anna could he right and prefi- derzt too! l-l. R. Chairman C154 H. R. Committee C3, 42, Orchestra CQ, Senior Day Committee, Social Committee CQ, Usher, Mikado CQ, Glee Club QL, 3DQ Usher, Faculty Plays C31 43- No. II 1609 CULVER ROAD EASTMAN SCHOOL or Music KENNETH T. ZIMMERMAN 1-KEN Make it big noun' Hqyf Hey! Annex Glee Club CID, Track QLD, Wearer, Numeralsg Wear- er, Track Glee Club Q., 3, 45, Cast, Mikado CQ, Cheer Leader Q41 No. 33 549 GRAND AVENUE UNDECIDEDV S- 3 Za?-E?RlEffl!23. Pentateuclz of the Class of January 1929 GENESIS On one frosty January afternoon in 192.3 old East High School opened its eyes somewhat apprehensively as it beheld the clan which it was to harbor for the next four years. Rather a tough load of ingredients for any Melting Pot, even if it had been going for almost a quarter of a century. Quite an unnatural existence this new group led: While the rest of the school labored over their lessons in the morning these youngsters slept cozily at home and then gulped down an eleven o'clock dinner to scurry off to school in time for their first class. While the sophisticated inhabitants of this institution sported outdoors in the afternoon, these same hobble-de-hoys pored over their little tomes and imbibed the wisdom of the ages. Then fate exiled us to that venerable hot-house of learning, the University Annex. There, like the Pharaohs of old, Ike Potter laid down the law to us in his power- ful tones. For the first few mornings some of our belated comrades, drowsy because of the interruption in their sleep, wandered into the building next door, the Fifth Precinct Police Station. But, on account of the similarity in atmosphere, environment, and procedure of the two institutions, it was long before they discovered their error, if so indeed it may be called. While interred at the Annex, we organized our class, electing Bob Fay as our first president. During the same interval we also held our first party, a Halloween affair at which, giggling shyly, we played forfeit and several other adolescent parlor games in our clammy basement. E XODUS ln September, 1916, as dubiously sophisticated Sophomore finals, we migrated to the promised land, the main building,--this time leading what was called a normal life. 4 Imagine our feeling when we discovered that for our Moses, who should guide us and advise us, we had A. B. Swift, the most notorious teacher in the school. The blow of this sudden calamity was softened when we learnedi that we were to have as co-adviser, the convivial Katharine A. Barber. LEVITICUS Constancy being the virtue of our class, we again elected the stalwart Bob Fay president for our Junior year. Our other chosen servants were Gerald Perlman, vice-president, Henry Newman, treasurer, and Bessie Martens, secretary. NUMBERS At our first real party, the Junior Jap Jig, we began to realize that we were quite a gang, there being about a hundred and fifty of us. Not hailing from the Bonny Braes and Doons we can afford to laugh at our own expense: if wall-flowers really decorate a room, the girls' gym on that night was highly ornamented. Boys were boys and the girls were disgusted. A Q37 A 39 Pentateuch of Ike Class of January 1929 QC' cmrl tinuedj DE UTE RONOM Y Seniors! The zenith of school existence. The result of faithful labors. To begin the year right we re-elected Bob Fay, Henry Newman, and Bessie Martens, and selected Percy Brooks for the vice-presidency. With the new year came Mrs. Stone to advise us and help us in place of Miss Barber, whose services were transferred to our under- studies, the June Class. As nonchalantly as one might go into hysterics we went into histrionics and pro- duced The Charm School amidst the thundering plaudits of the multitude. Our dance, The Eskimo Hop, was a decided improvement over our previous efforts Cpartly because it was decided beforehand to hold dance practice sessionsl. The summer vacation acted as the lull before the final storm. In September we came back to listen with a certain complacent pride and esoteric pleasure to our Principal Wilcox call us the ranking Senior Class before all the pupils in assembly. With The Rear Car as a vehicle for our actors, we offered mysterious murders on moving trains, blinking lights, and screams innumerable, all for fifty cents. Pooling our efforts with those of the Class of June '19, we held the first combined Senior party in the history of the school. And such a highly successful experiment did it prove to be that it promises to establish a precedent. After discussions, wranglings, and meetings at which everything from clown suits to Roman togas were suggested for Senior day costumes, we went Bolshevistic and bought flaming red sweaters and blue nether garments. And oh! who will ever forget that bouncing ride out to the inn near Scottsville. And the Scotch bus drivers who, avowedly to save money on electricity, turned the lights out in the cars. Then the supper: a merry tussle with more or less mature poultry. Dancing to our fill with our favorite orchestra playing. Came the night of nights. Graduation. It was a bit hard to keep from fidgeting up there on the assembly platform under the admiring gazes of so many proud parents. Everything flowed along smoothly, undisturbed except by a certain chimerical abortion, supposedly in literary form, concerned with medieval Frankfort and written by a conspicuously erudite member of our class. Amen. End of Old Textmneizt. Q37 R 40 . QY5EM'?sX. M0fhe r America AI1l1'I'jL'4I, lozw' of nmcr, Afotfwr of 11.01701-f0lIgllt'lf pwplex, You fum' 0PL'IIl'l1k1f0IH'NIVIIJ' to flu' 1'jL'fUlt'.Y.l' Qf mlm' um! IIIILYIL' mn! lfzlzglvtvr, IVcfco111w! tlve pifgrim um! zzzzmfmfr, Parr with .rizzlginfq rlgwzc, H!0I'kl'l' with pick nm! .rlw1'vf, Morlwr zvifln czjafifzg rluild. Ktffillfllg the good of flu' Old U 'orM. life!!! ILI' L'01H'rlKQcJ0ll.l' AIII8I'iL'zllI.l'. Gm! fn' rviflv urvzor of lwrmr, fur 111 lllzlffzlfllg zvitlv hLHlIlt'l'.l' of trzzflv. EDITH Rowmzx 4? A A-X 41 f2sQQlEN!Z2k Katharine Barber Domenic Dc Francesco Class Advisers As our life in the melting pot of East High School draws to a close, we realize how skillfully Miss Katharine Barber and Mr. Domenic De Francesco enabled the ingredi- ents to harmonize successfully. To them, ever helpful, we owe many happy memories, many remembrances of gay, delightful times which they made possible. Years hence we shall treasure their sin- cerity, sympathy, and wise guidance even more than we do now-for the value of any good action increases with age. Domenic De Francesco, familiarly Mr. De Fran, generously giving to us valuable time and thought, has made himself an indispensable part of the class. Now, as we leave the halls of East High, teeming with fleeting, gypsy, youthful memories, we express our appreciation and gratitude to him for his magnanimity and well-given aid. The charming personality of Katharine Barber endears us to her. Her friendly suggestions and loyal, unfailing interest in the class have made the sometimes rusty and creal-:ing machinery of class-organization function smoothly and well. XVe need scarcely say that we offer to Miss Barber our whole-hearted thanks. Not transient is our store of impressions of our class advisers. Truly, they will remain long with us as our personal friends, and beloved teachers. Q37 -3 4 7. .f2SQRWKEN,Z2,a. Lincoln Shapiro Kennedy Brun SENIOR YEAR MILTON Slmvmo DAVID .KENNEDY GLADYS LINCOLN EDGAR BRUN . .IU MILTON Slmpmo DAVID KENNEDY MARION LE FEVRE SAM BRIM . . NIOR YEAR A -Qi Q57 43 Pl'E'.fftfc'lIf Vice- Preiizient . .Y 6Cl'c'f:ll11' TI'l'c1JlIl'07' . Prfcridwzf Vice-Przuridwzt . Sefretaljy Tl'Ef1.fllI'fI' I fQRlENm A -mi 36. HARRIET ABBEY HARRY What tho' .rhe hreak A .Yenate-full of lawr Remember .rhe'I a woman- Arzd paiere. Glee Club CI, 1, 3, 45, Usher, Losey Lecture, Banking C7.,35g RidingC35gHomeRoOmChair- man C155 Social Committee, Glee Club Cv., 45, Dramatic Club C455 Christmas Card Sale C459 Tickets, Losey Lecture, Track Meet C35, Christmas Entertainment C2.5g Social Committee CI, 2.5. NO. II 1685 HIGHLAND AVENUE NATIONAL PARK SEMINARY JANE ADAMS JANE There was ayoung lady named jane Who the heightf of .rzzcceu would attain, In hurinerr Ihe'J great .S'he'll .ruceeed at thii rate This talented maiden named jane. Bank Clerk CI, 155 Home Room Committee C35Q Supply Store C45g Book Exchange C455 Track Meet C7., 35. No. 33 IO49 CULVER ROAD BUSINESS FRANCIS ALIIERTS AL I airft ner don't p'tend to he Mitch ported on philosophy, But to my truly natchzzrl mind, Ir paw to he juft good and kind. Glee Club CI, 7.55 Wearer of E, Track C3, 455 Home Room Basketball, Manager of X-Country Team C35. NO. IO 89 HUDSON AVENUE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN HELEN AERAMSON HBUDDYU Her high kick would por Zeigfeldfr ,girlr to fhame. Track Meet CI., 35, Gym Dem- onstration C15g Swimming Cz, 3, 45, Golf C35g Basketball C153 Class Numerals. W.J.H.S. 86 SELLINGER STREET MICHAEL SCHOOL or ACROEATICS DORIS AITKIN HDORRIEH A loving life of sweet .rmall zvorkf. Glee Club CI, 7.5, Bank Clerk CI5g Track Meet Cz.5. No. 31 40 RICHMOND STREET UNDECIDED RUTH E. ALLEN RUTIIIE Wife to refolre, patient to perform. BUFFALO 7.33 XVEBSTER AVENUE MECH.ANICS INSTITUTE ' 3 NICHOLAS ANOE HANGEH A11 gee, IMI' ll britglv boy. Renaissance Club Cz., 3, 41. W.J.H.S. 17.3 FOURTH STREET UNIVERSITY Or ROCHESTER JOHN H. BACON JOHN Higlw if our ftlllfllg, Fl'ft'7Ill', Creative Art tz'e11111111lJ the .rerviee Of ll mimi am! lmzrt. Clarion Agentg Band CID, Glee Club CI, LD, Alternate, House of Delegates QQ, Manager, Baseball, Wearer Eg Reserve E, Christmas Entertainment CLD, Home Room Basketball CQ, Home Room Soccer C31 NO. II 31 QUENTIN ROAD SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY ALICE lVEs BALL .lALlCE,' Her Voice i.r ever Joft, gentle, and lou'-11 pleaJi11g trait in Ivomen. Glee Club. No. 31 I7 RUNDEL PARK EASTMAN SCHOOL OF MUSIC ROY ANDERSON ROY Sbonlei Heaven t1n'11 Hell, For deedy well done I would ever do well. Orchestra. NO. 31 341 FARMINGTON ROAD SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY CASIMIR ANUSZKIEWICZ KI A5 one who floats' upon the Jen Nor fglvtr with wiml or tide, Upborne Irv life'J great flood be ,gow 5676726 and Jfztiffied. ST. STANISLAUS 184 ST. STANISLAUS STREET UNIVERSITY OIT BUFFALO l-lARIx1ON BAKER .'Rl2DH Atlvletimlbf, Red Jl1111e.r Brillimztbf. Reserve Soccer C3, LQ, Basket- ball Cs, 45- MEMPHIS, TENN. POINT PLEASANT UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER 1, J f W:-i22RlEll!cZ?-25. Q ROOER M. BARTLETT HBARTH Age, I do ahhor thee. Youth, I do adore thee. Glee Club C114 Annex Basket- ball and Baseball C114 Reserve SOCCCFQ Wearer of Reserve E C314 Cast, Senior Farce4 Sec- tional Skating NO. 33 617 GARSON AVENUE UNDECIDED RUTH E. BAUMAN BOOTS Let the Jcientiftf look to her jqyouf heart for an infala- tion againft gravigf. Glee Club C1, 314 Orient Ad- vertising Staff C414 Usher Lo- sey Lecture C414 Tennis Club C114 Gym Demonstration C114 Bank Clerk C414 Ticket Sale, Losey Lecture W.J.H.S. 14 FURLONG STREET UNDECIDED PAULINE BISCKER HPAULYH A clever, captivating colleen I.r our pretty, petite Pauline. Gym Demonstration C114 Track Meet C114 Remington Award C314 Orient Staff C41. W.J.H.S. 9 NILLSON STREET XVHARTON SCHOOL or FINANCE -Q27 25 46 ESTHER BASHWINER BETTY Such a hright little .flight little Light little Trim little craft. Clarion Agent NEW HAVEN 303 ROCKET STREET THE LESLEY SCHOOL M. CHARLES BAY I-CHUCK A mathematical, Aeronautical geniur. NO. 8 36 CUTLER STREET NEW RVORK UNIVERSITY MARJORIE LOUISE BENZ MIDGE'l Therefr matic in the air lfVhen Midge i.r nigh, And the Jweetnerr of her cello Carer defy. East High Orchestra C1, 2., 3, 414 Inter-High Orchestra Ci, 1, 3, 414 East High String Quartette C3, 41. NO. 8 134 NORTON STREET EASTMAN SCHOOL or MUSIC LORETTA BERKOWITZ HLAURIEH sl76 J' mighry .rmall 'tif true, But count the thiuga' Thar The eau do. Glee Club Czlg Gym Demon- stration Czlg Clarion C414 Swimming Cz., Qg Track Meet CLDQ Skating Club W.J.H.S. Ioo KELLY STREET CITY NORMAL DAVID BERNSTEIN HDAVEH David Berufteirz, child of fate, If honert ar the fahled former. Hir gentle virtues hold him Jtraight Ar tho' they were a mit of armor. Home Room Basketball CQ., 3, 42 Class Basketball C3, 4Dg Annex Baseball C11 Band C3, 414 Interhigh Band C3, 41 No. 2.8 go AVENUE C SYRAcLIsE UNIVERSITX' MINNIIEBIERZTANSKY .tMIN'l Min ii' ar kind ar .rhe ir fair- zrhat more could one ark? Gym Demonstration C154 Rem- ington Award Czlg Track Meet C15- W.KI.H'.S. 40 BUCHAN PARK BUSINESS -qv:-v7 25 47 JACK H. BERINGER JAY Good zvordr make ar laugh, Good deed.: make ur silent. DURAND-EASTMAN POINT PLEASANT UNDECIDED ESTHER BERLOWITZ S S ir 'J rizzcere 'J they make 'em. Gym Demonstration Czlg Track Meet C325 Glee Club C4Dg Remington Award W.J.H.S. 44 NoRR1s STREET UNDECIDED ETHEL BERNSTEIN ET Here'J to the girl With eyer of gray, Whore .ramgy .rmile Driver rare away. Band C3jgGyn1 Demonstration Czlg Track Meet CQQ Under- wood Award W.J.H.S. 17 NORRIS STREET UNDECIDEIJ f QRMNEE f Q 31 11:56 ' LIBBIE BITENSKY ULIBH Like a marry-feiceteel gem, Lilzlzje ifztereaty you zvitlz new angler of perromzlizjy. Tennis W.J.H.S. 108 CLIIfIfORD AVENUE CITY NORMAL ALLISON BRADSTREET ALLIE Atlwletimlly and racially .S'1etce.r.rful if our Allie. Glee Club QI, Q, Social Chair- man QQ, Track Meet Q1, 7., 3, Q, Bronze Award QQ, Base- ball QI, 7., 3, Q, Basketball Q7., Q, Riding Q3, Q, Swim- ming QQ, Soccer C455 Usher, Losey Lecture QQ, Class Nu- merals QQ, Banking QI, Q, Clarion Agent QQ, Cheer- leader, G. A. A. DURAND-EASTMAN 47.1 6 CULVER ROAD GENESEE HOSPITAL MARY BREWER JERRY Nlezrjff smiling eyex are Jtoreel with friemlfbip. Christmas Card Sale No. 33 S94 GRAND AVENUE MOUNT HOLYOKE l -Q37 - 4 JOHANNA BLAAS Gentle, fair, and wife l.l'.l'1lt', Azul of naive moeleflfy. Glee Club QL, 3, Q, Gym Demonstration QQ, Basket- ball Q7., Q, Swimming QQ, Track Meet Q7., Q. W.J.H.S. 1.48 BROADWAY UNDECIDED FRIEDA BRETSTEIN HFREDDIEH A snappy, mper-eelirion of tlwe modern girl. Gym Demonstration QQ, Track Meet Q7., Q, Remington Award QQ, Glee Club Q3, Q, Usher, Senior Farce, Under- wood Awards. BUFFALO 66 WILSON STREET BUSINESS SAMUEL P. BRIM FI Brim-full of pep and qeul. Class Secretary QQ, Class Treasurer QQ, Sophomore Bas- ketball, Home RoonI Soccer QQ, Home Room Basketball Q7., Q, lnterclass Basketball Q7., Q, Executive Council QQ, Reserve Soccer QQ, Reserve Basketball Q3, Q, Tennis Tournament QQ, Class Nu- merals, Track QQ, Reserve E. W.-I.H.S. 7.7.6 JOSEPH AVENUE UNIVERSITY or ROCHESTER OWVZNW EDGAR BRUN ED Red hotweznd gettin' hotter. Glee Club CI, Q., Q, Class Treasurer CQ, Social Commit- tee CLD, Class Pin Committee CQ, Christmas Cards Sale C4Dg Orient Staff No. 18 I I6 MARION STREET MECHANICS INSTITUTE SIMON CAPLAN HSCOTTYH To him, rhythm ir delioiour- neu, joy i.r in exquirite harmonier. Band Cz, 3, .QQ Orchestra C3, .Qg Woodwind Quintet C4Dg President of Orchestra C4Dg Interhigh Band CI, 7., 3, 4Dg Interhigh Orchestra C3, 4Dg Home Room Soccer Team CTD. W.J.H.S. zo VOsE STREET EASTMAN SCHOOL EDITH COHEN EDIE Her fleeting touch upon the km, Brinlgr 115 golden hezrmonief. Gym Demonstration CLD, Dramatic Club C4Dg Usher, Losey Lecture C455 Home Room Treasurer C4jg Usher, Senior Farce. NV.J.H.S. 86 AVENUE C CITY NORMAL - E537 4 9 SYLVIA BROOIcs USILH An hour if long if loft in dullneu, They only live who love life'r fullnen. Glee Club Cz., Q, Gym Dem- onstration CLD, Track Meet CTD. 99 MEDFIELD DRIVE UNDECIDED ANNA BULLIS ANNA Deeper, deeper, let zu toil, In the miner of knowledge. Glee Club No. 8 101 AVENUE D UNIVERSITY or ROCHESTER JANET CHAMPNEY Sis When .the laughs the world lizufghr with her, And joim her infectiozu glee, Her rmiling face and her plea:- ant wezyr Make her our necersigf. Usher, Losey Lecture C4Dg Track Meet CQ, Usher, Senior Farce C41 NO. II 2.30 HAZELWOOD TERRACE UNIVERSITY or ROCHESTER Qwlfllm - '.Z2'f:u rriii- HOWARD B. COIIEN -iHOWIE'y IVomler Hozz'ie'eZ ,go if be lVe1.rrz't Cofren zvitlv ez Jmile. Glee Club CI, 11 Social Com- Inittee CZDQ Orient Staff NO. 8 I64 SARANAC STREET UNIVERSITY or ROCHESTER MARX' CORNWALL i'MARY Tlwrefr .rometbing nice about H't'I:1f0lI0, But tlwerf: evefjflbiizg nice about lier. Orchestra C31 House Of Dele- gates C41 Usher, Senior Farce, Usher, Losey Lecture C41 Christmas Committee C11 Graduation Invitation Com- mittee C41 Track Meet C31 Riding C31 Soccer C41 Orient Staff. XVILLIARISON HIGH PULTNEYVILLI3 SMITH COLLEGE MARGARET CROUDACE HPEGGYH The silence that ir in Ike rtarzly sky, Tlvc quiet that if among tbe fwiglv, Jtrong liillr. IRONDEQUOIT 2.905 CULVER ROAD UNDECIDED Q37 - go MORTIh1ER S. CCJITELAND HlhflORTllIi M0l'f may meiin Deutlw in French and Latin, But be giver life to mivtlfiizg be doef. Home Room Basketball Cz, 31 lnterclass Basketball Cz., 31 Wearer of Numerals, Sopho- more Basketball, Reserve Bas- ketball C3, 41 Wearer of Reserve Eg Basketball C41 Tennis Team C3, 41 Tennis Tournament Cz, 3, 41 Captain Reserve Basketball C31 Bank- ing CQ., 31 Business Manager, Orient. W.J.l-l.S. 337 HUDSON AVENUE CORNELL DORIS K. COVENTRY A :lever maid with zz piqlzemt face, and zmyr tml 11 be- zvildering. Social Committee CI , 7.1Track Meet C31 Christmas COmnIit- tee CI, 1, 41 Swimming No. II 19 STUNZ STREET CITY NORMAL BEATRICE DALEY BEDE A.: each :lay zlrazzkr unto 11 flare, .Wie doef ber good torn Dufejf. Track Meet Cz, 31 Gym Dem- Onstration C11 Baseball Cz, 3, 41 Basketball Cz., 3, 41Christ- mas Card Sale C41 NO. 33 MELVILLE STREET UNDECIDED OQXKEND T 71511 O Tcxlas- DORO'flIEA DEROO liDORIE Well Roo De deqv when .the ix gone. Gym Demonstration CLDQ Glee Club C41 Track Meet C3DQ Remington Award CLD. NO. II 980 BAY STREET UNDECIDIED ROBERT XV. DISQUE BOB The only inoeftmezzt W ithozzr el risk, IJ' the one in friendship llfith our Bah Dirque. Class President, Jan. '3o C3DQ Band C3, .Qg Orchestra C41 Manager Class Play, The Patsy SYRACUSE 365 BERESFORD ROAD XVILLIAMS SCHOOL MUIIIEL H. DURINIAN ..MUR', No efolzht of it, Jhe'1l Joorhe mam' n ferered hrozo, :merry 11 heart. Track Meet C12 Gym Demon- stration C1Dg Tennis CLDQ Home Room Committee CBDQ Glee Club C42 Clarion Staff W.J.H.S. 41 BUCHAN PARK MOUNT SINAI HOSPITAL QW S I ' JANNA K. DEGRAFE JAN Here if 4 Jzveet and Qgraeiour maid, Ufho nezfer to her friemlf har mid, I L'an't. Supply Store C41 Book Ex- change C415 Home Room Com- mittee C1, BDQ Gym Demon- stration Czlg Track MeetC7.,3D. BRIGHTON DISTRICT No. 7 RIeH's DUGWAY ROAD BUSINESS ANNE DI PASQUALE KAANNEH She Ivorrhipf heaugy df ez Jtar Whore wonder ever flames. Gym Demonstration C3DQ Track Meet Cv., 35g Gym Awards. W.J.H.S. 313 N. UNION STREET PARSONS SCHOOL Or FINE ART ETHEL DOELL HEDDIEH No dole nor Jarrow Lf in her heart. Track Meet Czlg Remington Award C31 W.J.H.S. 75 HEMPLE STREET GENERAL HOSPITAL QQlEN7? A -5.721 rcs ROBERT F. EAsoN Bon Underneath hir Jhyneu, There'J Jinceriljf and kindnefx. Clarion Agent QI, 7.5, Annex Clarion Manager CLD, Home Room Basketball CQ, Clarion Silver Pin. No. 33 371 GARsoN AVENUE UNIVERSITY or CIIIcAGo NORMA M. EDERLE HNORMIEH Nor mo nor me nor anyone can defy The pleomntnesx of Nornzie. BUFFALO II7 HURSTBOURNE ROAD UNDECIDED CORA ELMER UPETEH A jolly, plenmnt, good Jport. Glee Club Cz, 3, AQ, Gym Demonstration CLD, Usher, Mikado CLD, Remington Award, Track Meet W.J.H.S. I4 OAKMAN STREET MECHANICS INSTITUTE -QZS7 -C 52. BETTY ECKER UBIQTTYH 0 Quiet, all thingy feel thy balm. Gym Demonstration C1DQGlCC Club QQ, Track Meet No. I 40 HILLSIDE AVENUE UNDECIDED HOWARD EICHORN iiHOWIE Howie? Hou' 'e oL'erfiou'.r with genial good-nature. Reserve Baseball, Fencingg Glee Club CLD, Basketball QD, Advertising Manager, Senior Farce, Wearer of Numeralsg Wlearer of Reserve E. BLESSED SACRAMENT 7.65 ROSEDALE STREET UNDECIDED CHARLOTTE E. EVERSIIED LoTTIE Lott2e'J ever ready, She ezlzvegys doef her hir, And Jo we know, Where'er Jhe'll go She will he el hit. Alternate, House of Dele- gates C41 Clarion Agent C425 Usher, Losey Lecture QQ, Social Committee C3 , .Qg Class Basketball CI, Q, Wearer of Numerals. IRONDEQUOIT DURIAND-EASTNIAN MEcIIANIcs INSTITUTE QRlEN'2vv A - BETTY L. FEIER BEA A ,good girl-hut not too good, For the good die young. Gym Demonstration C155 Track Meet No. II 349 ROSEWOOD TERRACE UNDECIDEIJ CHARLOTTE FOLTS '.DOLLY .S'he'.r u doll and one you like to pkg' with. Glee Club CI, 1, 355 Girls' Sextette C155 Track Meet C355 Cast, Lelawala MONROE HIGII 17 RUNDEL PARK DARROW SCHOOL JULES FRIEDMAN JAY Ezferyfhincg .rneeeedf with peo- ple of hlithe and cheerful dirporition. Track C355 Cross Country C355 Home Room Basketballg Wearer of Numeralsg Glee Club C155 Wearer of E5 As- sistant Cheerleader5 Invitation Committee. No. IO I6 CHATEIELD STREET UNIVERSITY or PENNSYLVANIA FRANCES G. FERNEKES ' 'FRAN Here'.r to one 1Ub0'J' .rnre to pleare, Th7df,J our France! Fernekef. Glee Club C155 Banking C155 Usher, Losey Lecture C455 Christmas Card Sale C45. OUT-or-TOWN II7 CULVER PARKWAY UNDECIDED SARAH FLAUM USARAHH I would ufpire to heights Not reached hy mortalr, And enter them Through Knowledge-portezlr. House of Delegates C455 Gym Demonstration C155 Usher, Senior Farce C45. W.J.H.S. 55 XVILSON STREET UNDECIDED LILLIAN FRIEDMAN LIL Raven are the tre.r.feJ my lady har, Starry are her intent Un, But finer the ,gemr within her heart, Rare and pricelen thingr. Gym Demonstration C155 Track Meet C155 Remington Award C155 Glee Club C455 Usher, Losey Lecture C455 Usher, Senior Farce. W.J.H.S. 314 SHERWOOD AVENUE BUSINESS .XA 5. ss , - Q22-C,2RllEffV.Z?g.LX. SYLVIA H. FRoHL1c11 USYLH In German Frolvlicfn meanr happy, Hfirb Sylvia it means the Jame. Remington Award C155 Under- wood Award C155 Home Room Committee C155 Gym Demon- stration C155 Track MCCICl,35Q Losey Lecture, Tickets C455 Usher, Losey Lecture C455 Christmas Card Sale C455 Dra- matic Club C3, 455 Riding C355 Glee Club C455 Clarion Agent C455 Usher, Senior Farce5 Un- derwood Award C45. No. II 995 GARSON AVENUE BUSINESS DOROTHY GELL DOT Tbere is no jay but calm. Banking C155 Home Room Committee C1 , 155 Social Com- mittee C1, 1, 454 Usher, Losey Lecture C455 Usher, Senior Farce5 Christmas Card Sale C455 Riding C3, 455 Alternate, House of Delegates C45. NO. 1 1 1136 CULVER ROAD UNDECIDED FRANK GERvAS1 UFRANKH For every goal be has a friend or more, Iior lie must count tlvem by the score. Glee Club C355 Basketball C1, 1, 355 Soccer C3, 455 Baseball Reserves C155 Track C3, 45. MOUNT CARMEL 53M WOODWARD STREET UNDECIDED Q27 23 54 LAXYERNE GATES VERN1E Yolfll never get tlle Gate from La Verne. Freshman Soccer5 Freshman Baseball5 Annex Soccer5 An- nex Baseball5 Reserve Soccer5 Glee Clubg Cast, Twelfth Night. NO. 18 61 BALSAM STREET UNDEc1DED MARJORIE GERMAN llMARGE Do re mi fa ral la te, Ma:'ge if ringing 1lIIl.l'iCIIlA1', Do re mi4.rol la mol, Saou .rbe'll have a Jtellar role. Glee Club Cr, 1, 3, 455 Track Meet C355 A Capella Choir C455 Cast, Lelawala C155 Girls' Sextette C155 Double Mixed Quartet C455 Christmas Com- mittee C155 Christmas Enter- tainment C15. NO. 3I 37 RUNDEL PARK UNDECIDEID FLORENCE M. GILES HSLEEPYH Pfeare go 'way and le! me Jleep, Leave me to my Jlzzmlzerf deep. Cast, Senior Farceg Usher, Losey Lecture C455 Gym Dem- Onstration C155 Track Meet C1, 355 Class Numerals C355 Supply Store C455 Class Bas- ketball C1, 35. No. 8 91 AVENUE D UNDEc1DED EVA GOODMAN LITTLE EVA To :nuke tlle lemkglver weep, And tlve zveeper lezngle, .S'l1e liar flue eloquence,- Anzl tlnztu' not lmlf. Glee Club Cz, 3, .QQ Under- wood Award C124 Gym Dem- onstration Czjg Dramatic Club Q41 Cast, Senior Farce. W.J.H.S. 835 CLIFFORD AVENUE DENTAL DISPENSARY JOSEPH GRANATA JOE Our friend joe lVlvere'er lie emu' ga, lVill be el .meee.rJ. Track C3, 41 Cross Country Cglg Home Room Basketball C41 Ml7LlNT' CARMEL 17.40 CLIFFORD AVENUE UNDECIIJEIJ GEl5RGIi G. GRINEIPIT UJUDDYH It zvezrmx me,' it cluzrnu me To mention ber name, It lveulf me, it bean me, It fem me aflezme. W.J.H.S. 190 ROYCROFT DRIVE VILLA NOVA COLLEGE ROBERT W. GILKINSON ABOB. . When Bak is at Afleclmniff, We know that l1e'll Jucceed, He'J murteozef, friendb, and fociezble, Tlve kind of fellow they neeel. Glee Club CI, 7., 4Dg Manager, Christmas Card Sale NO. 11 no XVESTCHESTER AVENUE MECHANICS INSTITUTE MARION GORDON .'MITZI Not tlmt Jlve loveel lnim leJ.r, But Jlve likeel variety fnare. Gym Demonstration Czjg Track Meet Cz, Q. W I 80 CONKEY AVENUE UNDECIDED I'IliRMAN R. GRANITE HCHUCKERH Let otberr .fIl'gg6.l'f, I'll :lo tlve reft. W.j.H.S. 50 HANOVER STREET SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY f QQQILENWS 1 . Cx JANICE M. GROH HJANH Boy friend Cpl1onin,gD, Tiles you, fm1iee? Yer Do you Ttlll love me? Ye.r. Hflzo if it? Usher, Losev Lecture C4jg Riding CQ, Class Party Com- 1IIittee CQ, Christmas Card Sale C4Dg Track Meet CQ. NO. 33 1790 CULVER ROAD UNDECIDIZIJ JOHANNA GRUNDMAN Jo jo if .rnre to lvnzfe .r1ecce.r.f In tlvc :world of l11e.rine.r.r. Supply Store C3, 45, Track Meet C.QgGym Demonstration CQ, Book Exchange IRONDEQUOIT No. 1 4 SPENCER ROAD BUSINESS MORRIS X. HAMBURG 1-MOREY,' By different metlmlr diferent men excel, But l1ere i.r one 1l'l70 can do all tlzingf well. Home Room Basketball CQ, Class Basketball CQ, Wearer of Numeralsg Tennis Team C3, Q, Glee Club CQ, Wearer of Reserve E, Cast, Senior Farce, Interclass Cross Coun- try C4D, Cross Country C41 W.J.H.S. 44 VAN STALLEN STREET UNIVERSITY or BUFFALO Q27 - 25 T 56 CATHERINE R. GROSSMAN HBEBEH Be be o1erla.rtl11gfrier1el. Usher, Losey Lecture CQ, Glee Club CI., Q, Dramatic Club C414 Home Room CoIII- mittee CQ, Gym Demonstra- tion XV.J.H.S. 679 NORTH STREET UNIVERSITY Or ROCHESTER BENJAMIN M. GUMIZR UBENU He bar laid hir plum to de- tl1rone the .Y11ltuf1of5'1w1t. Wearer of Numerals, Reserve Soccer CQ, Home Room Soc- cer CQ, Home Room Basket- ball C1, 3, 4Dg Sophomore Basketball. W.J.H.S. 174 ORMOND STREET COLUMBIA UNIVERSIT1' HENRY S. HANFORD HANK Hand it to Hwzforel, He'.r el Jzerrerr. Social Committee Cz, 3, 455 Clarion Staff CQ, Circulation Manager, Clarion C453 Clarion Silver Pin C4Dg Business Staff, Senior Farce, Cast, Senior Farce, Track CQ. No. 31 CLOVER STREET, BRIGHTON AZNIHERST COLLEGE JANET HASTMAN JAMMY Who has imagineetion, Pleeuing and free. With impirution To write poetgf. Swimming Cz., 3, 4D, Basket- ball C4Dg Clarion Staff C4Dg Gym Demonstration Czjg Tickets, Losey Lecture C4Dg Track Meet Cz, 334 Dramatic Club C154 Baseball CQ, Rem- ington Award C4Dg Orient Staff C42 Golf CQ, Soccer CQ, Tennis C7., Q. W.J.H.S. 2.19 AVENUE C R.B.I. GORDON M. HENRY HGORDIE Sure no moments cheer the heart, Like those spent in stledyiizg Art. Home Room Basketball C3 , 415 Reserve Soccer C4j, Wearer of E. No. I I 12.9 PARKSIDE AVENUE MECHANICS INSTITUTE BERTIIA HORN UBERTH For her Edffl7'J l0l'L'lilI6'.fJ' unmarred, By any thought of pain, For her the gate! of Heaven znzhezrred, A world without 4 Jtaiii. Gym Demonstration W .J . H.S. 7.6 SCRANTOM STREET CITY NORMAL 1 'i VIRGINIA O. HANGEN JoIHINNY He'.f got red, curly hair So thafr my weakness now. Class Ring Committee CQQ Usher, Losey Lecture C455 Riding C314 Track Meet C3Dg Christmas Card Sale C4D, Rem- ington Award C4Dg HonIe Room Treasurer C41 DURAND-EAsTMAN POINT PLEASANT CITY NORMAL CLINTON HENDRICKSON ' 'CLINT' ' He dmzvr friends af well or he elrauur pictures. Designer of School Pin C2.Dg Art Editor, Orient C455 Bank- ing C45- 5o5 BIRR STREET ART INSTITUTE OF CHICAGO ARTHUR HERMANN ART Grant me, 0 heaven, el middle mire, N eithertoo humble nor too great. Reserve Baseball. No. II 137. VERMONT STREET UNDECIDED '3Qs?f X. 57 Q2RlElM77v T' -limi r'cx Q -. EDNA V. HOWARD UEDDYH To .ree ber ix to lore ber, Lore out ber, am! love for ever. Basketball CI , LD, Home Room Committee CLD, Glee Club CID, Gym Demonstration No. 1 135 HILLSIDE AVENUE MECHANICS INSTITUTE SAMUEL ITKIN HSAMMYH He if patierztflezfegbirztg, be reefr lvif milr, Hfitb courage to meet life'J .ftormy golef. Home Room Basketball C7., 3, 45, Class Basketball C3D,lVear- er of Numerals, Cross Country C313 Home Room Soccer W .J.H.S. 7.08 SELLINGER STREET XVHARTON SCHOOL or FINANCE IRENE S. JOZEFSKA HRENEH Not the leaf! lm' tirefolne, Nor the leon bit dull. Usher, Losey Lecture C4DQ Banking CZLDQ Glee Club C4DQ Basketball CID, Track Meet C35- ST. STANISLAUS 7.38 XVEYL STREET BROCKPORT NORMAL Q37 5 8 JOSEPH INDOVINA ' ' Do all the good you can, To or marry people df you eau. Renaissance Club C7., 3, .QQ Home Room Soccer AQUINAS 7.7.4 PORTLAND AVENUE UNDECIDED AIDA JOROSLOW AEDA Aida and the bee once bezel ez bury mee, And Aida led tlve bee ez pretty pace. Gym Demonstration CLD, Track Meet. NV.J.H.S. 1393 CULVER ROAD NURSING XVILLIAM B. KAMQBLA Bock An ambitiour, cheerful tooter. Band CI, 7., 3, .QQ Inter-high Band C425 Home Room Bas- ketball C3, 423 Home Room Baseball CI, LD. No. 7.5 83 HEIDELBERG STREET CARNEGIE TECH. QQIKENRD A we c5.'Q - RUTII KAUFMAN -RRUTHIEH Hfho ponenef :muy fine, ZUUIIZHIZCQ' qualifier. Track Meet CLD, Gym Demon- stration CLD. w.J.H.s. 481 HOLLENBECK STREET BUSINESS DAVID S. KENNEDY UDAVEH He shall defire and he Ihall ffm! The her! of hir de.s'ire.r. Glee Club CID, Social Com- mittee CLD, Class Pin Com- mittee CLDQ Class Vice-Presi- dent C3, 4Dg Orient Staff C4D, Standard Bearer C4D, Cast, Senior Play. NO. L8 190 lvl.-XRION STREET HARVARD ISADORE KORENSTEIN UCHICKU You can get arryrhjngg of Chick'J except hir gear. ClassConstitutionCommittce. W.J.H.S. 7 HANOVER STREET COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY l -Q27 NORMAN L. KARCHEFSKY NoRM Norm if alzeayf verratile, Norm if a man of ajairr, Norm likes to debate with you, Bur he never giver himfel f airf. Glce Club CL, 3, 4Dg Cast, Senior Farce, Home Room Basketball CL, 3Dg Class Bas- ketball C3D, Wearer of Nu- merals, Home Room Soccer CLD- 499 CLIFFORD AVENUE UNIVERSITY OF BUFFALO EUGENE A. KAZMARK GENE The man that ix wire taker rare of hir eyetr, For the ayef fee more than the no-ef. Glee Club CLD, Home Room Basketball CLD, Home Room Soccer CLD, Inter-class Basket- ball and Soccer CLD. W.J.H.S. SO4 HUDSON AVENUE MASS. INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY MARGUERITE KOOPMANS MARGY This rlgfuziug if eary For what word but sweet Could ever appbf To Mirr Marguerite? Riding. NO. L8 9oo WINTON ROAD MECHANICS INSTITUTE 25.1 59 ZELDA K ovuL ZEL The rdptain bleu' the zvhirtle They .rtarted off to swim, And we ark ofyoii, dear reader, Prdv tell uf who did win. Swimming C1, 1, 3, 41, Bas- ketball C1, 3, 4D, Soccer C3Dg Hockey C3DQ Track Meet C3Dg Golf CQ, Usher, Losey Lec- ture C41 NO. S WILDMERE ROAD UNDECIDED XVETTA KOWAL HXTITH Her twinkling eye .Yo full offun Mezke for Yetta Friendf hy the tan. Underwood Award CZDQ Rem- ington Award, Gym Demon- stration CLD. I7 GRANT STREET MOUNT SINAI HOSPITAL FRANK KWIATKOWSKI LE1fTY The heirehull diamond liereir him to fame. Baseball, Home Room Base- ball. ST. STANISLAUS 1310 NORTON STREET XVEST Po1NT 60 LILYAN KOWAL HLYAH Over Lil ire all do flux, For Jhe'J made el hir with Ill' Her zrimzing way! and pleiir- anr .rmile Could the hezrdeft heurtf hetguile. Gym Demonstration CLD, Swimming C3, 41 W.J.H.S. I7 GRANT STREET UNIVERSIT1' or ROCIIESTER LILLIE KRIESBERG UCHARLIiS'l'ON nCh7dflt'.ff0l1U or Pickler ii' ei fpirited lover of Jporty and ii faithful friend to her commdeaf. Swimming Cz, 3, 4Dg Basket- ball C3, 45, Wearer of Numer- als, Golf CQ, Tennis C3, .Qg Hockey CQ, Usher, Senior Farce, Track Meet Cv., 3, 41 XV.J.H.S. 31 TYLER STREET BOSTON CHILDRENS HOSPl'f.-XL HELEN LAUTERBACH HELEN For word.: divide and fend, But rilenee if mort noble to the end. Gym Demonstration CLD. W.J.H.S. 6 HERBERT STREET C1TY NORMAL QRMNZQ MARIAN LE FEVRE SIS She if good, and Tweet, and klml And hlerred zvifh a brilliant mind. Class Secretary C3DQ Executive Council C31 Social Commit- tee Q31 Track Meer CQ, Christmas Card Sale QQ, Guardian of the Flag C415 Usher, Losey Lecture Q41 Christmas Committee QQ., 3, 423 Swimming QQ, Head Usher Senior Play. NO. II 151 HAZELWOOD TERRACE UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER HAROLD LEVIN HHAROLD,, He mort of all eloth know great bl iff, That hath a quiel minel. Stage Hand C11 W .J . H.S. 34 EVERGREEN STREET UNIVERSITY or ROCHESTER LEO LEVY LEO AJ aural in History, I fairbf acknowleelge I Alzvayr war very preeire at chronology. W.J.H.S. 7.7 BISMARCK TERRACE UNIVERSITY Or BUFFALO Q57 A GERTRUDE LECKINGER GERT S he lookJ beyond what others .ree andfindx the good within. Glee Club C424 Track Meet CQ, Bank Clerk, Chairman, Party Committee QQ, Christ- mas Card Sale R.B.I. 565 MELVILLE STREET BUSINESS HELEN W. LESSLIE HDIXIEH Dixie is ar warm in heart as her native Siouth. HOUSTON, TEXAS 105 HAZELWOOD TERRACE HIGHLAND HOSPITAL MIRIAM E. LEVIN ..MICKY,' A quiet, unaffuming perxon- aligf whore charm lie: in her modesq. W .J.H.S. 510 CLIFFORD AVENUE UNDECIDED ORKSEND ANTIIoNY L. LICCIARDI KITONY Supreme good-mzrnre. Renaissance Club C1, 3, 415 Renaissance Basketballg Home Room Basketball. W .J.H.S. 330 CENTRAL PARK UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER ISABEL LINDSAY HBELLAH One of tbafe rare .rweet Jozelf wlwre miuian an earth if to Kglezdden bumanigf. Gym Demonstration C115 Dramatic Club C415 Track Meet Cl, 339 Usher, Losey Lecture C415 Christmas Card Sale C415 Glee Club C115 Class Secretary C11. NAZARETII ACADEMY 4 FELIX STREET UNDECIDED DoRoTIIY LIVINGSTONE D0T To be in Jociety if Jometimes az bore, but ro be out of it if tragedy. Home Room Committee C315 Glee Club Cl, 455 Cast, Lela- wala C115 Christmas Card Sale C415 Party Committee, Glee Club C41. No. I I 591 HAZELWOOD TERRACE CITY NORMAL Q37 61 GLADYS LINCOLN GLAD Our Gfuel, fuirert of tlre fair, if an imJi.rpen.rab!e, energetic promoter of our .ro- rial artiritier. Class Secretary C415 Girls Class President C115 Social Commit- tee C315 Glee Club C415 Social Chairman, Glee Club C415 Banking CI, 1, 415 Q Capella Choir C415 Remington Award C115 Head Usher, Losey Lec- ture C415 Graduation Invita- tion Committee C4DQ Track Meet C1, 315 Tickets, Losey Lecture C415 Christmas Card Sale C415 Dramatic Club C415 Underwood Award C115 Gym Demonstration C115 Double Mixed Quartette C415 Home Room Treasurer C415 Usher, Senior Farce5 Senior Costume Committee. No. II 13 FAIR PLACE UNDECIDED VICTORIA LIPSCHULTZ HXCICKYH .Ybe'I! cure every zmzlaely but bear! difeure. Track Meet C115 Gym Demon- stration C115 Remington Award CZDQ Glee Club W.J.H.S. IO PAYNIZ STREET MOUNT SINAI HOSPITAL New York City SANTINA l. LOMBARDO HSANDYU A lam .roeiulbf ifzcliued. Social Committee C415 Pin Committee C355 Speaker's Committee of the Renaissance Club CI, 1, 3, 41. No. 15 310 SIXTH STREET CITY NORMAL QRRENW - - MARX'-ELIZABETIIMIKCMICKEN Gentle fpeeeh, delightful perronality. Usher, Senior Farce. . H.S. 3 69 ALEXANDER STREET DARROW SCHOOL ELEANOR D. MADIS ELLY Flower-like and graceful , .fhe blaamf gloriozzfly among us. Remington Award C154 Track Meet C355 Swimming C35. W 3 5 GILMORE STREET UNDECIDED MARGARET R. MANSFIELD HPEGU Thir maiden liver with no other thought, Than ta love and he loved hy all. Track Meet C35g Cast, Senior Farce. No. 31 179 N. UNION STREET MECHANICS INSTITUTE Qi? 63 LA X7ERNE E. LOYSEN LA VERNE Anil though it may Jeem very ftraizge, The longer that I live, The more fmiles that I give away The more I have to give. Usher, Faculty Revel C35g Usher, Losey Lecture C455 Glee Club Cz, 3, 45, Christ- mas Card Sale C455 Gym Dem- onstration C2.5, Cast, Senior Farce, Home Room Treasurer C459 Cast, Senior Play. 55 HOLBROOKE STREET UNIVERSITY or ROCHESTER ROBERT H. MACY Bon I f the ultra-modern Jzjfle ir eccentric, Bah Manly is too far in the future for uf. Glee Club C155 Band C3, 45, Social Committee C45. No. I 7.5 PROBERT STREET MASS. INSTITUTE or TECHNOLOGY EVERETTJ. MANN Ev Even nou' they call him Senator for he'J a Maizrl who giver pramire of a brilliant future. Circulation Manager, Clarion C45g Home Room Basketball C3, 45, Clarion Pin C453 Home Room Baseball C155 Banking C35Q Business Board, Clarion C45, Remington Award No. 33 40 FEDERAL STREET UNIVERSITY or PENNSYLVANIA ' 0RllZ7N7E A -mia erCx. ii - Ross MACERO Rus 0, Earl' i.r Emi, and PVe.ft is l'VeJt, And Il'6'fC glad ibut tlve tzmjfz lmve met. Captain, Home Room Basket- ball C7., 1,1 HOIIIC Room Base- ball Cz., 31 Captain Soccer C1., 31 Wrestling Cz., 31 Fencing C11 Founder and President of the Appenine Club of West High. WVEST HIGII 7.56 SAWYER STREET ALFRED UNIVERSITY CA ROLYN E. MARLOW Doon Hfitb golden curl.r and golden frills Tl1i.r maiden doef ll'Z7dft t'J' The u'ill.r. Gym Demonstration C11 Track Meet Cz, 31 Dramatic Club C41 Glee Club C41 Credit Manager, Clarion C41 A Capella Choir C41 Christ- mas Entertainment CI, 11 Cast Senior Play. No. 1I 68 HALSTEAD STREET UNDIECIDIED JAMES L. MCCARTIIY A-TINYH flvlzre, l1e'.r u big 7ll0lll1f!If7I, 0 mlzftle and how, fiqcn up to the lzeft 0' .ririnteen stone. Home Room Baseball Cz, 31 Home Room Basketball C11 Annex-Ray Staff CI, 1, 3, 41 President, Annex Glee Club C3, 41 Secretary, Goodman Annex Student Committee C31 President Summary Court C41 Cast, Twelfth Night C41 Clarion Pin C31 Clarion Agent C31 Senior Farce C41 Cast, Senior Play. CIIICAGO, ILLINOIS 702. JOSEPH AVENUE ILLINOIS COLLEGE Q27 A, 29 54 LAURA MARKS LAURx ' lVlvere are you going, my pretzjf maid, Tlvere'.r 11 .rule on jewclfjv, fir, .rlre mid. Usher, Losey Lecture C41 Dramatic Club C41 Clarion Staff C41 Usher, Senior Farce. NAZARETII 2.6 AVENUE A SYRACUSE UNIVERSITH' EVELYN MARSHALL Ev Ell!l7ll.l'id.fI7Z if rbe geuizzr of Jinterizjy. Track Meet C11 Supply Store C41 Remington Award C31 Home Room CoIII1nittee C41 DALTON I9O HILLSIDE AVENUE STRONG MEMORIAL HOSPITAL JAMES L. MCXIITTIE JIMMY Wl1efz fimmie getr lzelfirzd fz tlring, il'.r jun' gotta Glick. Home Room Basketball C11 Supply Store CI, 7.1 Advertis- ing Manager, Orientg Christ- mas Card Sale C41 Clarion Staff C11 Cast Senior Play, Manager Golf Team. NO. I IO9 NUNDA BOULEVARD UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER QRTENE A las-L erc5. ,- ROBERT E. MEYER BOE True ennbition if not fzrconz- pfznied by l'll1gdI'0Jft'llflIff071. Home Room Basketball. W.J.H.S. 153 BERLIN STREET BUSINESS UN-ET., ANNETTE G. MILLER N ever lnzxtyi No need to repent, Never rotnplizizzf- AI N'lIV1'J' content. Glee Club C11 Gym Demon- stration CZDQ Track Meet C11 Home Room Committee NV.J.H.S. 96 EIFFEL PLACE UNDECIDED ANTHONY MITRANO .lMIT Here'J ll fellow with Iotx of pep and pmzclr. Wrestling C3, 4Dg Cross Coun- ffy C455 TraCk C45- SOMERVILLE, MASSACIIUSETTS 9 LORRAINE PLACE UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER 65 HARRY N. MENTER HAH-RAY' ' A puybing personality. Glee Club C1, 3, 4Dg Manager Tennis Team C41 Tennis Tournament C42 Business Staff, Senior Farceg Home Room Baseball 18 GRANT STREET PENN. STATE COLLEGE JENNIE B. MICHLIN Demure and neat, Quiet and Tweet. Gym Demonstration C115 Girls' Vice-President C153 Un- derwood Award C1Dg Reming- ton Award C1Dg Basketball C11 Executive Council Cglg Social Committee C32 Usher, Losey Lecture C42 Dramatic Club NV.J.H.S. 19 HARRIS STREET UNDECIDED ORVILLEJ. MILLET CURLY Now'J the time and nou J the day, To make ufboopee and be gay! Assistant Cheer Leader C42 Banking NO. 31 171 ELLICOTT STREET SWEENEY SCHOOL or AVIATION QQRENW TL f5 C CLARENCE MOLDENliAUER CLARE Altbougb be carriex a brief-cafe, We do not elirmifx lvjnz ar a brief care. Credit Manager, Clarion C315 Clarion Silver Ping Wrestling C43- W.J.H.S. S3 THOMAS STREET SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY EVERETT L. MOORE EVE The readineu of doing elotb expreff, No otlver than the eloer'J will- ingneu. Wrestling C3D. GENESEE W ESLEYAN zo HERKIMER STREET UNDECIDED ELEANOR MUNDY NORE Care to our coffin addr a nail no doubt, And every Jmlle, if merry, draw.: one ont. Glee Club CI, LD. No. 2.5 78 COLGATE STREET SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY -qv-27 -E 23 ce AMELIA MOLINARI MOLLY Mollv Molirzari, Worz't you tarrv, And stay with no a while 3 Glee Club CID, Basketball CQ, Track Meet CZDQ Renaissance Club Cl, 3,41 NO. 2.5 179 WINTERROTI-I STREET CITY NORMAL LENA C. MORRELL Dark, myuteriouf, intriguing df the niglat, and just af intangible. Renaissance Clubg Christmas Card Sale Track Meet. 83 KELLY STREET STRONG MEhIORIAL HOSPITAL ELEANOR MUNGER ELEANOR Eleanor ly happy, Eleanor if gay, W Eleanor if merry, Every Jingle day. Glee Club CLD, Christmas Card Sale C4DQ Usher, Losey Lecture CQ, Usher, SeniOrFarcegTrack Meet C3Dg Banking CI, LD. NO. 31 33 RUNDEL PARK UNDECIDED TILLIE NATIIANSON ORANGE-BLossOMs It'.r the girl who bay confidence in lverfelf who fzzceeeelr. Swimming Cz., 3, 45, Track Meet C7-, 354 Gym Demonstra- tion Czlg Tennis Cz, 3, 4D, Golf C334 Riding Cl, D. W.J.H.S. 5 MORRIS STREET THEATRE GUILD DORIS NETH SHORTIE AJ appealing as the old- farlwioneel girl, df actom- plifleea' aml fifztere ax the moelerfz one. Swimming CI, LD, Basketball CI, QQ, Soccer CQ, A Capella Choir C4D, Glee Club CI, 3, 45. JOHN MARSHALL 641 LAURELTON ROAD MECHANICS INSTITUTE ARTHUR R. NOLAN HART' 0 zolgy, 0 why, .rlroulel I repine, Am! be an ill-foreboeler, I'7I7J't'I'6'l1f66'lI amlfoe feet nine, I'll go and be a Jodger. Executive Council I, LD, Clarion gent C D, Annex Basebal , T CID, Home Room s'e l CI, Q., 3Dg ptai , H In-QROOIII Basket- b l LD, larion Pin CLD, S lChairman Cl, HDQ Social C nmittee CID, Track Team , 4D, Cross Country C315 Vearer of Eg Home Room Baseball CID, Manager, Losey Lecture C453 Class Numerals. NO. 33 117 PARSELLS AVENUE U. S. MILITARY ACADEMY Q27 25 67 DOROTHY NASH DOT We love laer for ber Jmile, leer look, ber pleasant generour wayf. Christmas Card Sale C4D,Track Meet C325 Usher, Senior Play NO. 33 485 GRAND AVENUE STRONG MERIORIAL HOSPITAL BERNARDINE NEEDHAM BERNIE A tangible definition of the adjective t'ute. Orchestra C355 Pageant NAZARETH 7.41 CEDARWOOD TERRACE ST. ELIZABETH'S COLLEGE THOMAS NEWMAN, JR. UTOMMY' ' I may be ax good at I please, If I pleare to lie gooel. Banking C454 Home Room Basketball NO. 7 BRIGHTON PENFIELD ROAD, BRIGHTON UNDECIDED - ZQRIEIVCQQKX AGNES B. NOVY MAGGIE Kim! and faithful, loving, true, Aggiefr jim' flu' friend for you. Track Meet C155 Gym Demon- stration C2.55 Tennis C7.55House of Delegates W.J.H.S. 6 GRANT STREET CITY NOR1N'IAL ALMA ORDAN UALMAH In Jelvool or out, Be where everyon mill, You can bear her laughter, Sweet and fbrill. Gym Demonstration W.J.H.S. I 46 HOLLENBECK STREET UNDECIDED TVIELVIN OZMINKOVVSKI llMATTY,, Tllere if no truer truth obtain- able By man than comer of music. Orchestra C3 , 45. ST. STANISLAUS 2.51 XVEAVER STREET UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER Q37 68 GLADX'S NUSBAUM UGWENH A mighty good fport, A worth-1c'lrile friend, Rfdlbf to help, Right to the emi. Track Meet C155 Gym Demon- stration CL5. W.J.H.S. 131-IOSEPH AVENUE UNDECIDED SYLVIA OUZER HSYLH Gladlv Ivouhl Jlve know, Am! gladly teach. Gym Demonstration C155 House of Delegates C45. W.J.H.S. 176 LINCOLN STREET CITY NORMAL ISABEL PARLOWITZ Is If if a min Of laappineff. Gym Demonstration C155 Track Meet C355 Remington Award W.J.H.S. 2.5 MARK STREET UNDECIDED -T QQXLEND - b ARLINE PETERS HPETEH Mtv friemlr love me- I um content, The thought will cheer me Wlveffz all elfe if spent. Glee Club Cz, 3, 42, Dramatic Club CLD, Track Meet CLD, Gym Demonstration C155 Usher, Faculty Revel Cz., 35. XV.J.H.S. 51 QUEENS STREET UNDECIDED G. EARL PHILLIPS UEARLH A worthaf riml of Rohin Hood Is rhir young archer of ours, He know.: the hirdf, the berzrtr the trees, The fi.rhe.r and the floiverr. But Jtill 1l'C do not enzgv him Hia zvezlkr in April rhozverr. Rille Club Cz, Q, ArcheryClub C3, 4D- No. 2.8 547. BLOSSOM ROAD UNDECIDED ARLXNE PIPER HARLINEI, Whore music :lo we hear, So gentle yet Jo clear? A true concord of tznzeful .fourzelr From her violin ahoumlr. Orchestra C3, LQ, Gym Dem- onstration CQ. BLESSED SACRAMENT 83 NELSON STREET EASTMAN SCHOOL Q37 A 9 LILLIAN PASTOR ULILLUMSH She mixer work with play. Gym Demonstration CLD, Track Meet W.J.H.S. 6 VIENNA STREET BUSINESS LEONARD E. PETTIS HLEN H if limhr are tart in manly mould, For hezrely Jportf or Context hold. Home Room Baseball, Cap- tain CI, LD, Home Room Bas- ketball CI, LD, Captain C3, 45, Annex Baseball, Wearer of E, Wearer of Numeralsg Cross Country CQ, Captain, Cross Country C41 Agent, Losey Lecture C4D5 Social Commit- tee CLD. No. 7.5 184 BEDFORD STREET CARNEGIE TECH. STEPHEN PIORZYNSKI STEVE' ' .Yzecceff will come to Steve, He'.r the up-and-oomingg kind. W 95 FAIRBANKS STREET UNDECIDED MICIIIAEL PILATO MIKE A lirfzzwgf man i.r Mike Pilato, He may look tough, lie if not tbougli. In fi creme we might mean-yer, For lIe'J a man of Jtziwliizeu. Cross Country C454 Home Room Basketball C3, 45. Cast, Senior Playg Wrestling St. ANDREWlS 63 MOHAWK STREET UNIVERSITH' Oli BUFFALO NETTIE R. PRICE .lNICKY,, Hflzoleoome af the air, Geniizl df the ligbt. Gym Demonstration C155 Track Meetg House of Dele- gates C45g Remington Award C45- W.J.H.S. 39 OAKMAN STREET UNIVERSITY Or ROCHESTER MILDRED RANDALL SIS Ufitla ber Tweet g00ll-lldfllff, Ami lver quiet Jmile, Acqzmintarzcar to friefzdx Slie floef begiiile. Usher, Losey Lecture C455 Basketball C3, 454 Track Meet C353 Class Numerals C3DQ Swimming C454 Usher, Senior Farceg Senior Costume Com- mitteeg Wearer of Eg Riding CI, 43- No. I1 163 HAZELWOOD TERRACE UNIVERSITY' Or ROCHESTER 70 IVA E. PRATT IVA Ira feeling that lrer pf-atrle if not idle. Track Meet C155 Gym Demon- stration C15. XVILLIAMSON 11 6 ROCKINGHAM STREET BCIECHANICS INSTITUTE HENRY PUSKAREZYK HANK You can bank on Hank. Banking C1, BBQ Sophomore Basketballg Wearer of Nu' meralsgTrackTeamC35gWearer of E5 Wrestling Tournament C154 Class Basketball C15gClass Soccer C15. W.J.H.S. IO BEDFORD STREET MECHANICS INSTITUTE ZELDA E. RATKOVICII HZELU Happinefx, gajetv, Ivortlz, Tlrere'I all in ber joyous mirth. Glee Club C15g Swimming C155 Golf C155 Tennis C155 Gym Demonstration XV.J.H.S. 681 JOSEPH AVENUE POSSE-NISSEN CARL ROBINSON CARL He'.r tull mul :lurk and hund- rome. Stage Manager, Senior Farceg Stage-hand Cz, Q, Banking CID- BRIGHTON No. 7 GREENAVN'.AY ROAD SYRACUSE UNIVERSITX' CELIA ROTHSTEIN HCEALH Celitfr laugh if Light HJ bubblef, Azul it clifpelx Her heureff troubles. Remington Award C155 Swim- ming XV.J.H.S. 49 VIENNA STREET PLATTSBURG NORLIAL PHILIP L. RUIIINSTEIN UPHILH One who tl1'g1ll'.l' cheerfully mul well. Class Treasurer CLD, Cross Country C4jg Clarion C4Dg Clarion Pin W.-I.H.S. 1701 ST. PAUL STREET CORNELL - W7 A 25 71 MARJORIE RILEY MARJ Who can tell what lies hidden beneath that bd-gllllg mark of indijjfereuce? CHARLOTTE HIGH 415 ROSEWOOD TERRACE BUSINESS SCHOOL DONALD E. ROGERS DON Good without e fort, great with- out u foe. J.j.H.S. 40 ROBIN STREET RENSSELAER EDITH ROWDEN ED1E With none for herrelf, the gatherr bouquetf of other peopler' jlowerf und tier the cord that binder them. Glee Club CI, LD, Annex Edi- tor, Clarion CLD, Clarion Gold Pin CLD, Clarion Reporter C355 Executive Council CQ, Usher, Losey Lecture C4DQ Christmas Entertainment CLD, Usher, Senior Farceg june Editor, Orient, Class Poet. NO. 15 KIMBARK ROAD UNDECIOED QRMND - A .-lilii MARTHA A. RUS HMARTHA AJ a .rtlaool teacher, Jbe'll make the little thingy count. CHRISTIAN SCHOOL 471 MERCIIANTS ROAD CALVIN NORMAL JOSEPH SCARLATA JOE A friemll 11 man, ez Ivortlgf kniglrt, H7110 faronr truth ezmlfzertbers right. Cross Country C3, 4D, Track Q3, 4Dg Class Numerals, Re- naissance Club Cz, 3, 41 MOUNT CARMEL 375 CENTRAL PARK UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER HELEN C. SCHREINER llHELEN .Wwe feared, but left .ro charming on the ear, Her mice that lirtening Jtill they Jeemed to bear. Track Meet C31 ST. JOSEPH 'S 7.86 CLIFFORD AVENUE ST. MARY's HOSPITAL Q37 RUTH XV. SANDER RUTHIE', Modert are lwer pretenriofu, But ber u'i.wlom belief tlvem. Track Meet CQ, Swimming QQ, Glee Club CI, :QQ Social Committee CLD, Home Room Committee No. 9.5 1843 CLIFFORD AVENUE CITY NORLIAL ANNA SCHREIBER ENNA Erma 7Z0llgl7 if never enouglw for Erma-ez girl of Jcintil- luring permmzlity. Chairman, Invitation Com- mittee C4Dg Glee Club QQ, Usher, Losey Lecture QQ, Clarion Reporter C415 Dra- matic Club C4Dg Orient Staff C43- W.J.H.S. 52. HOELTZER STREET UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER GRACE C. SCHULTZ GAE Good of foul and Tweet of fate, Here is ez larrie full of grace. Track Meet HENRIETTA No. 7 HENRIETTA UNDECIDED ORWN7? MILTON SHAPIRO SHAP Popular aml pleaxinigbf polite, a perfon with plemy of pep. Class President C1, 3 , 4Dg Exec- utive Council C1D, Clarion Staff CQ, Advertising Mana- ger, Clarion QD, Assistant Business Manager, Clarion CQ, Clarion Gold Pin CQ, Class Pin Committee CQ, Home Room and Interclass Basketball GQ, Wearer of Numeralsg House of Delegates C45- W.J.H.S. 91 BERNARD STREET UNIVERSITY or ROCHESTER MILTON SHEEHAN MII.T Lifefr a farce aml I but a joker in it. Home Room Basketball, Cross Country, Interclass Numerals. W.J.H.S. 35 FARBRIDGE STREET UNDECIDED SADII3 B. SHUBIN USADIEH Her miml is an irideicent gem, gleaming among dull Ivayfide .ftoz1e.r. Track Meet QQ, Gym Dem- onstration 360 JOSEPI-I AVENUE UNIVERSITY or ROCHESTER - Q37 73 FRANCIS A. SEITZ UFRANKH Tboxe Uer of deep, soft lucent r hue, Eyes too expremive to be lzlue, Too looeb' to be gray! Wrestling Q, 41g Cross Coun- fry C45- ST. ANDREW,S 134 UNIVERSITY AVENUE RENSSELAER JACOB SHATZ 'JACK' ' He fully Jolituele companion- able, but in .racial mood: be har many frieudf. Wearer of Numeralsg Inter- class Basketball CQ, Home Home Room Baseball QD, Room Basketball CQ, Track C35- No. IO 341 AVENUE A CORNELL BEIINICE SCHLAFENBERG BUNNY Search the world- Tbe wide world o'er, You'll 716'6ffi?2ll one Whom we more adore. Orchestra Cz, 3, 4Dg Gym Demonstration CQ, Reming- ton Award No. 15 171 CONKEY AVENUE UNDECIDED E E0f752QlEN.k. RAYMOND A. SIIUTRUM ARAY., Rav! Ray! Rav! For lve can play Bafkeroal l most oril l iantb . Basketball C3 , AQ, Reserve Bas- ketball C3Dg Soccer Q4DgClarion Agent BATAVIA 178 ALEXANDER STREET CORNELL XYERNA SIMMONS VERN lVl1en e1'efj1Itl1ing'J wrong Ana' skier are grey, Vernfr tlze one To laugh gloom away. Track Meet 1806 EAST AVENUE UNDECIDED BESSIE B. SMITII BosII You lie tlve captain, l'll be the crew, You lie tlle eommanel, I'll be tba olo. Glce Club Cz, 3, 45, Track Meet QI., 325 Swimming 63, 4D, Tennis C41 Hockey QQ, Gym Demonstration W.J.l-l.S. 7.06 RAUBER STREET COURTLAND SCIIOOL or PHYSICAL TRAINING 'QW .E 7 4 JOIIN W. SIMMONS HJACKH The greater tlve man Tlve le.f.r flue noire, For all great men Hare perfeet poise. Orchestra. IRONDEQUOIT HIGII 411 TITLTS AVBNLIE UNIVERSITY OF ROCllIiSTER ERMA SIPPLE FUNNY A Jtately tgoelelem with an eartlfly .reme of luzmor. Wearer of Class Numeralsg Christmas Card Sale C41 Class Basketball CI, 3, .Qg Class Baseball QQ, Track Meet Cz, 334 Riding Cs, 45. NO. 1 63 NORRIS STREET STRONG MENIORIAL HOSPITAL SYLVIA SNIDER Sins Golden hair aml eve.: Jo blue, Lovely .rmile and elimpler, too. fly, elemure, aml O, .ro Jweet, Tbatfr our 5lylL'iafzc'l1at a treat. Home Room Chairman QQ, Gym Demonstration CLD, Christmas Card Sale QQ. W.J.H.S. 33 HANOVER STREET BUSINESS SCHOOL 75? LEONARD C. STENZEL HLENH Then who neeil care a fig, l'Vho'J a tory or a whig, Herelr a health to all honeft 777671. w.J.H.s. 103 IRVINGTON ROAD UNIVIERSITY or ROCHESTER DOROTHY STARKE DOT Capable anal elepemlable is oar frienel Dot. Glee Club C154 Banking C153 Swimming C354 Track Meet CZDQ Class Baseball BOSTON, MASS. 5 BEDFORD STREET UNDECIDED MARTIN STEPIIAN HSTEVEH There nm' a 'young fellow nafneel .S'tezfe, Nou' maybe you u'o11't believe He had ,meh a rmile You tonlil Tee it a mile! Thin- cheerful young fellow calleel .S'tez'e. Cross Country C455 Wrestling Tournament C155 Wearer of Numeralsg Manager, Wrest- ling C455 Wearer of Eg Proper- ty Manager, Class Playg Home Room Treasurer W.J.H.S. 317. NORTON STREET UNDECIDED A 25 ELMER SPECTOR USPEC' ' Singh no more, laelief, Sigh no more, men were ele- Ceirers ever. Class Basketballg Home Room Basketballg Soccerg Baseball. W.J.H.S. 77 EDWARD STREET UNDECIDED ELI SOKOL HCIIUCKLES' ' There if no toxin to irnmuniqe you againxt Chzecklex' con- tagiozu jollity. Glee Club Cz, 45g Home Room Basketball CBDQ Class Basket- ball C3DQ Wearer Of Numeralsg Cross Country CBDQ Interclass Cross Country C35. W.J.H.S. 37.2. CLIFFORD AVENUE UNIVERSITY or ROCHESTER EUNICE M. STENGLEIN BOBBY A hand af liberal ae the light of day. Tennis C7., 355 Golf C354 Gym Demonstration CL5. W.J.H.S. II7 MARTIN STREET MECHANICS INSTITUTE QRRENW li - ALBERT L, STERN AL ' ' Why if it thus? Wbtzt ie the reason for tlnif tbusnen? Glee Club CO5 Golf C3, 455 Wearer Of Eg Graduation In- vitation Committee. NO. 1 7.50 GROSVENOR ROAD CORNELL M. WIIVIAN SUCHER IAVIVH A Juceetrfztl bnsinen woman Slve will be. For ov ber repletettion We know ber genialigf. Gym Demonstration Qzlg Banking C3DQ Book Exchange C42 Home Room Chairman C05 Supply Store C425 Track Meet Cz, Q. IRONDEQUOIT No. 1 31 MERWIN AVENUE BUSINESS WVALTER SZCZEPANSKI HWALT', In tloe Jammer or winter, Walter aimf to be 11 printer. w.J.H.S. IO9O HUDSON AVENUE NEW YORK UNIVERSITY 76 PAUL M. STOEHR PAUL Apollo war 4 knock-out In the elayf of yore: Nou' in 1929 So if Paul M. Stoebr. Supply StOteCIDgBankingQIDg Cast, Lelawala QLDQ Social Committee Qzlg Home Room Basketball Q3, 4D. NO. 8 35 CUTLER STREET UNIVERSITY or ROCHESTER WALTER SUTER HWALT Not only doef be inter, But be .ruitf n.r, too. Home Room Basketball C3,4Dg House of Delegates C41 NO. 8 41 ROTH STREET UNIVERSITY or ROCHESTER MILDRED TAYLOR l'MILLIE Wbo'J pretgf, witgf, kind and dear. And always but ez smile to ebeer. GICC Club CI, 1, 355 Class Numerals CBDQ Basketball Q3, 45g Track Meet CEDQ A Capella Choir C42 Swimming C3, 425 Social Committee Czlg Home Room Committee C455 Usher, Senior Farce. NO. 15 88 HIGH STREET UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER A QQWZNW I ' - cx'6 - KATIIRYN E. TIION UKlTTY,' A gracionf, helping prefence, friendly and Jincere. Track Meet CQ. No. 8 6 ATHENS STREET R. B. l. EDWIN VANDERLINDE ED He if happy, and he knows Contentment all hif dclyi, For him life'J tizle forererflowf Down loved and lovely ways. No. 7.8 970 XVINTON ROAD UNIVERSl'fY or ROCHESTER LAVERNE XIERPLANCK VERNE Laugh while you can: every- thing has it! time. NO. II 995 CULVER ROAD BRYANT AND STRATTON - Q72 23 RUTH THOMANN HRUTHIEH Her gentleneu if charming, And not at all alarming. Track Meet. HENRIETTA HIGH 117 HURSTBOURNE ROAD UNDECIDED RAYMOND TOMKOWIAK URAY Oh, for the :weep of a ball through the air, The joy of games and eport. Banking CID, Home Room Basketball ST. STANISLAUS 7.19 WEAVER STREET UNDECIDED W. ELWOOD VA EI.LY Elly if a zlahhler with an inquiring mind . Rifle Club Cz, 3, 415 Clarion CID- SHORTSVILLE 68 GRAND AVENUE UNDECIDED 4, Y QRRENW T 'C 12,1 cNZb . RAYMOND VIDINGHOFIVI-RAE , Stop heing peeueel ahozzt that Jhirt, Cut out thofe manellin .rong.r, ana' hurry. IV hat if .rhe if a heartlen flirt, You .rholild zvorny. No. 1 I 64 LAURELTON ROAD CORNELL JEAN XVARREN JEAN Nothing hut mirth Can conquer Fortune'J Jpite, No .rley if heavy If the heart he light. Usher, Losey Lecture C495 Glee Club CI, 1, 355 Clarion Reporter CI, 7.D5 Clarion Staff C33- No. II 7.96 ROSEWOOD TEIRRACE UNDECIDED I. IRVING WEINSTEIN lzzY Mizoical heart, matheenatieal hrainf. Band Q7., 3, 455 Inter-high Band C3, 455 Orchestra C41 XV.J.H.S. 7.88 BADEN STREET R.B.l. I JEANNE R. XZOLPE UBUDDYH One whore perfonalltv charmf hoth Jexef. Renaissance Club Q, 455 Gym Demonstration CLD. M.J.H.S. 486 N. GOODMAN STREET FRANKLIN INSTITUTE BESSIE XVEINSTEIN BEss When Ben corner to Saint Peter He will open gate.r mort will- inglby, Became right now one can make out That wingf ahore her .rhoulderx Jprozet. Glee Club C7., 3, .Q5 Track Meet C115 Gym Demonstra- tion C7.D5 Underwood Award QLD. W .J . H . S. 67. SCRANTOM STREET UNDECIDED DAVID XVEINSTEIN HDAVIEU A miml content if hath crown and kingdom. Homeroom Basketball Q55 Homeroom Soccer QLD. W.-I.H.S. 44 GORHAM STREET UNIVERSITY or ROCHESTER RICHARD H. XVILCOX UDICK' Dick can Truim and play temzix, He can itmlv and run, E1'Eff1Il'Z7E!'6' be goes lrifbat llmrvlf lfe'J won. Class Vice-President C125 Banking C125 Home Room Bas- ketball C325 Interclass Swim- ming C325 Cross Country C325 Tennis Team C3, 425 Captain, Tennis Team C425 Swimming C325 Cross Country C435 House of Delegates C425 Business Manager, Senior Farce. ALBANY HIGIT 35 SHEPARD STREET UNDECIDED JAMES R. Vv'II.LIAMS UJIMMIEH All tlve world lover llnnmz, mul Jimmie ably .ruppliei flu' need. Ann-X-Ray Staff CI, 1, 3, 425 Cast, Senior Farce. No. 33 llO LONGVIEVV TERRACE UNIVl5RSITX' or CINCINNATI Domus XVUENSCH Dooom A uw timid maid in cl boiiter- 01z.r worltl. Track Meet. No. 8 1o9 AVENUE E EASTMAN ScHooL Q27 25 79 MARTHA XVELNIAK MARTY Tho' roller beyond the average one, Marty ba: Iver timer af fun. Track Meet C125 Gym Demon- stration C125 Remington Award C12. ST. STANISLAUS 157 ROYCROITT DRIVE UNDECIDED LOUISE WILLEMS LOUISE Lou if 4 pleamnt, mmpetem' burineu woman. Class Treasurer C125 Gym Demonstration C125 Track Meet Cl, 325 Riding C3, 425 Glee Club C3 , 425 Usher, Losey Lecture C425 Advertising Staff, Orient5 Dramatic Club C425 Cast, Senior Farce. No. II 15 GRAMARCY PARK UNDECIDED LILLIANJ. WOLBERG lLIcA I'll do the talkin' .req Lil , Jeq The, 'Enyomkin Jet buck an' my yea, .reg flwe. Track Meet C125 Gym Demon- stration NV.J.H.S. 407 JOSEPH AVENUE UNIVERSITY or ROCHESTER L .QWWENK JOSEPH G. YOUNT 'ACHUEEYU On him and tlwafc who :fa NIl!6'l1l'0I', Tlu' figlft of pmire Jfmfl fllirze former. Home Room Bas ketbull. ST. MARY'S 368 PORTLAND AVENUE UNIVERSITX' OF ROCHESTER LILLIAN S. ZIITF HLILH 'Zijf mgvtlvifzlg elfc lllzlffL'l'C'lZ when we flare Lil! Underwood Awards C3, EQQ Gym Demonstration Czlg Home Room Chairman CLD. J.J.H.S. 65 JEVVEL STREET W UNDECIDED 9 Standard Bearers JANUARY Robert L. Fay Helen C. Hess 1' JUNE David S. Kennedy -Q27 QS 80 Marian L. LcFevrc ef Qvalmvaa f WHO Robert Sabin Mortee Copeland ladore Jacobs Janet Hastman Janice Groh Helen Hess Edith Rowden Raymond Shutrum Phil Rubinstein Mildred Taylor Milton Shapiro Walter Suter Joe Scarlata Altman and Sabin Bowren and Temkin Jessie Jack Roger Bartlett Perky Brooks Bud Newman James McVittie Eugene Kazmark Bob H. Macy David Altman Bob Fay Ray Vidingholl' Henry Hanford Ted Solomon Anna Schreiber Laura Marks Carolyn Marlow Vic Salitan Johanna Blaas Marion LeFevre Mary Cornwall LaVerne Loysen Arthur Nolan Prospects PRESENT HOBBY FUTURE OCCUPATION Discrimination Peanut-vendor Iinitating a canary Vaudeville Performer Sportswriter Bomb-thrower Poetess Epitaph Writer Osculating Columnist, Advice to the Lovelorn Friendly Relations Anti-Saloon Leagues Cooking Poet B. B. Bootlegger Procrastinating Vylhite-Wing Pleasantness Undertaker's Wife Business Manager of the Gas Tank Quietness Passing for Half Fare Heart-palpitator Doubling for Ramon Navarro Ping-pong Owners of a Five-and-Ten Dancing Front St. Restaurant Vivacity Hollywood Star Thug Bowery Bum Femininity Hair Tonic Exhibitor High Finance Golf Lucubration Chemistry Wouldn't you like to know D Consulting Watch College Man Acting Kiddish Collecting Vocabularies Getting in the way Vocalizing Psychology Making Cross Eyes Obeying the Law Feeding Chickens Smiling Running Professor of Ornithology Calmolive Soap Salesman President of the Intellectual Bet- terment of Bachelors Club Circus Side-show Senator Public Speaker Merry-go-round Proud Papa Latin Teacher Jail Warden Grand Opera Miss America Night Club Proprietor Cheerleader of the Buttonhole Makers Convict No. 345897. Essayist Second Mary Pickford To be or not to be. L-Qz7- 25 81 Q Af QQQQKYENW Y Q - 1658.- HISTORY OF THE CLASS oF JUNE '39 X WnTH coRnlAL wucomejwe AND THE JUNIOR r-MCH SCHOOLS gl ENCULFEU us nuRuNc. UUR 1 WRST ANU Secown YEAR5. Avrwoueu , occ.AsnoNA1. SPunT5 OFA1'-TiViTy ANDSPIRIT MARKED OUR CLASS A5 AN EXTRA- H ' oRmNARY ONE, w nTNES5 THE 5uc.c,ESS AJ OF oUR 5EC.oND-YEAR Paonvf-T10NLEIAwA'a ,AND THE uNuvERsnTv ANNEX 9 WE DID NOT OPERATE 'H AS A CLASS UNTIL IN OUR ' WE czxme vo we '- ' Psprv June '14 Gunn. s aww wow THE GIRLS, AT QUR PA aries, 'Q H E ,MV m,,,,,g B 1 c PARADE AND X'THE FlAIN50w I fflhc Snowsfxj' I we 'Ned HAD DANcfNc. AND,A5 AU-'ROUND scum TIMES, THEY WERE EQUAL T0 NONE. Qi? 4? Ai 'I 2 Q f A-X, S1 N Q 4 W S A - 'jj ff' STEPPINC. UPTO ova IVWUOH-COVETED FRONT SEATS IN ASSEMBLY, AND c.oNDur-Tmlc. ouRsELvEs AS BECOMES SENN:-R3 ,WE .SuPPoRTED THE Lui, AND ENACTED I-N5 own Servnoll n.FcT RE EARCE ' THE AND AS owl SENIOR PLAY ,v W HE ,Ln Lu COUNT v CHAIRMANZ BoTH or XNHICH WERE: Munn Appuwueo ppes- c m ENTATION5, own SENIOR PARTIES r 3 I AND THE M0 5 ARE Navel!- Q 1 fm mlm , , To- BE- 9 FoRr.oTTeN MEMOR 'ES- THEN WN FACING gf C.RADuATloN, . ru: MUCH' WE EMBARI4 ----- -... --THRowlNc CARES T0 THE Foufl WINDS. ----..--FoR ATRIP 1o 'm ANTICIPATING. A Ro'LLlf-Klfvc, c.ooD TIME. AFTER THAT , ol-I TOY oF JOYS, COMMENCGMENT DAY AND THAT MUCH' LONGED-FOR DIPLONIA f A Sgaex Ss f Qwillm X .2253 . Cgv. .. Seein' as xve'1'e expected to give a Class U Will, we take the honor of presenting Willie in person, the most extolled of all humans, , A' the most benevolent benefactor of the age, J X, . . . . ' u the sole support upon which the insipid if f Frosh, the aspiring Sophs, the inadequately X A learned Juniors and the unsurpassable Seniors rf will Continue to subsist. l fTlw Ezfitazir. Y f Y X ll'il!ir: Hello, kids! I-lere's the whole l business in a nut shell: 'i To all Pupils of East High we leave: 1. Mr. Wilcox, who is especially skilled in writing excuses and who has an unusual facility in smoothing over uncertain situations. 1. A stall of teachers, not decreased by any of our serious misdemeanors, who are patient and eager in the instruction of their classes. To future Oausisrr stalls: 1. Une-twentieth interest in the C1,AR1oN-ORIENT olliee, Room 3055 ten-twentieths of which belongs to the CLA1110N, live-twentieths to waste paper and its con- tainers, three-twentieths to imposing, atmosphere-creating instruments, and the remaining twentieth to casual passersby. 1. One typewriter, including all keys and a ribbon. Another typewriter without a ribbon, a stuttering space bar, no bell, and minus a few dozen screws and other appendages. 3. A very comprehensive morgue, including the cuts of the most important people in existence, namely, the members of thejanuary and June, 192.9, classes. To every teacher and every pupil: 1. One odiferous lunch room. 1. :X social laboratory. 3. One smilingly dutiful, red-headed cop. 4. Summers inspiration, lire drills. And many other cherished things and nice teachers. Yoznts' truly, XYII,l.Ili, TlllZc1I..XSS XYILI.. QW S4 K RUSSIZHS Bun-ne unou xuuu vqm '4PQlll'1l'Ql umouybo puuqy u V 'NN ' i ..,x..'Zf2, .::::'::':,::':: ' , .ff Nl I ec KI U1.n'Z'lIZi2'!,'Z,.?:,,.'l'. out IIPNNKA1 nomo guy, x nuvepn-ypnoho snub, I 'F I nxumue nywei, Q3 '- 4 n no6oAuoi X ummm. N-pn. K, ' ff W 7' A N 1, ' .f 5 45: Nw N 2 . I-'EEFQE my 'PPT 'N AV I 4,5 Q 'S 'Hg I . , 1 . 1- - ,' 's ' h '-' x Ax .af I ' J . I ' N- iv . Q 5 -- . ' .Y A ' 4 , ' 8 ,415 A CLASSE Rudin Lipman Pirie Km l Qffcers of the January 1930 Class Eu RUDIN . Praridezzt IRA LIPMAN . . Vin'-Pn'.ri4fe11t FANNY .KOVEL . . . . 5ac1'utmj' MA1u1Alzu'r PIRIE . . Tmzmrer - A 25 S5 ligmck. U niveryity Annex Goodman Annex Q I 7 - ill. 23 -'ll 86 Anglo - Saxons Engelandel What nombreless thoughtes of grcte graces to humanity doth that name clepel - oure owne famulier, fair langage, merveilles of liteture, the settelers of oure londe, their lcntevous espyes to forthren Pcivilization. From the time rr of chalpmen who followed 'l Al the airs to the era of , Q newc businesse, Enge- f u A ,X lande hath been 1 F1 a center of 1 ' H Q X: x E. commerce . 'X x fi f t- W QL, o P o 4 X l r .Jknfti fi Q i f 'P - ' A , Y-Q ' I i f chu X 521 M '4 r' Ji 1 -1 ' ' I 'S' Q., K pig S! ill, H . 5. he I A4 ' --I' x Y W- e ,ff -r 41 , W :J x 4 A r ff X I - V ' I Ii: l , Y ff 1' 43 e , ,. Z I if ' 5' ,A ' .iv , I V L ,I -EA-T'-4 V V ' 7I'Q -- 1' -'F - f OCZ, 1- - Y -gg ACTIVITIE 471,g2QllENZ.gg- ouse of elegazfes Enterprising pupils, who have for several years given voice to their opinions con- cerning the student government body through the CLARION, have brought about the initiation of a new government, based upon home room representation. Large increases in the school's population have made the original class-unit form very inadequate. Twenty-live years ago the Executive Council, consisting of representatives from four small classes, functioned admirably well. At present the eight large classes, scattered in various home rooms, cannot be used as satisfactory mediums of repre- sentation. Thus the home room unit has evolved. The present government, the House of Delegates, now in the second term of its life, is composed of one delegate and one alternate from each home room. Ideas advanced by members at Delegate meetings are examined and talked over, referred to the home rooms for discussion and approval or disapproval, and the COIHIHCFIIS reported at the following meeting of the House. With the passing of the old students' association and the arrival of the new plan have gone the managing of many student functions by pupils into the hands of the faculty. This does not curtail the numerous activities of rhe House of Delegates, for many matters such as plans for our libraries, ideas for entertainments, schemes for welcoming new groups and individuals to the school, are brought before the public eye and school sentiment is solicited. Aa 87 lbw Qgaifadl Andre Gronicka Doris Redding ff Qllllflllb S- . 1 cib ..- DELEGATES A gnes Novy Helen Hess Jess Quencll Joseph Scarlata Anthony .loy Nathan Cohen David Rosenhloom Walter Suter Anthony Lang Angelo Lapi XValter Sexton Pincus Sahlowsky Fred Shortall William McCleary Bernard Kinsella William Caparco Gertrude Yonkers Nettie Price Milton Karz Edwin Vanderlinde Angelo Cardarelli Karl Lagler Myron Davis Bernard Pogal Edward Rosenberg Henry Kraszkiewicz acoh Shul man Leonard Gordon Herlwert Williamson Kenneth Stenzel joseph Irwin Francis Laufer Vere Howard Josephine Caccamise Lois Heininger Sarah Flaum Nohuko Takagi Ruth Long Lorraine Wegner Rose Witraek Virginia O'Shea Helen Beringer Amelia Foster Betty Wohlherg Ruth Donish Minnie Kaester Evelyn Cohen Irma Pucci Jean Wallace Viola Balco Eva Stein Nettie Price, Jerretrzmf' ALTERNATES Joan DiMiceli Norma Van Gelder Ida Altman Stella Stryzeciwilk Susie Rolick Elizabeth Carpenter Rita Gunnison julia Glasser Edward Seim Margaret Pirie Dorothy Gell Sylvia Ouzer Marion Maier Lillian Zill Violet Sanders Virginia Luehm Rena Cursi Mildred Lochner size 8 8 Freda Ledertheil Felicia Montilione Catherine Norman Myra Paige Gertrude Freedman William Hoffman Sam Puccia Marion Spencer Sam Catalfano Joseph Alaimo Clifford Ruilner Roberta Wilder lnez Mixsell Margaret McGlashan Betty Goutremout Eleanor Bradley Selma Keiser Margaret Glynn lda Morticelli Veronica Marshall Lois DeWitte Josephine Pilzniensl-ci Mary Spinelli Lois Barker Frances Syracuse Harmon Potter Robert Smith Norma Tengren Charles Tepper Floyd Bidwell Lloyd Beck Doris Baker Elsie Wirth 1 ff QQXKENW A - CX .V A :lie Donald R. Clark Bessie L. Ames Banking A renovation in the banking system has been effected within the past year Formerly, pupils deposited their bank money through the medium of the home room now, money is deposited only at the cage in the hall, eliminating the old inconvenience and confusion. JOHN BACON RUTH BAUMAN EDNA BRACIIT HELEN BRYIIODA EDNVIN PAY GRACE GREENE JOEL JOHNSON . . Sflzdezzt Mmmlger CLERKS CLINTON HENDRICKSON IRMA LOWE CARSON JARVIS MORELAND KING ALFRED KLINKERT KARL LAGLER GLADYS LINCOLN FACULTY ADVISERS BESSIE L. AMES DONAL -Q27 THOMAS NENVMAN RIGOLETTO PARESCHI JOHN PATTERSON DORIS REDDING RUTII XVEIDNER R. CLARK f A WQQFC A S S9 RlElls.lQs. Marshall Marlow Burrell Giles Perkins Sells DcHOllzmdcr Nuijcns Nelson Adams Studlcy Da-:Grail Suchcr Hilliard Supply Store GEORGE H. STUDLEY ....... . Furulry Advixer CLERKS Fall Term JANE ADAMS .IANNA DE GRAFF CAROLYN MARLOW HELEN TRUAX RUTH F. NELSON LOIS NUItlENS M. XIIVIAN SUCHER .fprifllg Term RUTH F. NELSON LOIS NUI-'ENS JANE ADAMS GLADYS BURRELL KIANNA DE GRAFIf LAURENE DE HOLLANDER FLORENCE GILES CAROLYN MARLOW EVIELYN MARSl1Al.L THELMA ORBEN ISABELLE PERKINS RUTH A. SEILS M. XVIVIAN SUCHER HELEN TRUAR BOOK EXCHANGE T - Clerkf .fpring Term F1111 Term IANE ADAMS JANE ADALIS IANNA DE GRAPE JANNA DE GRAPE M. XIIVIAN SUCHER M. XIIVIAN SUCHER 90 LCQREENTDD S lfhewu wrc'N'? - I , ,A ,. . 9 9 4 1 Z' -- i' Z, Y . fl 1 ' 1 x ,ef A 1' . .. A-. .-.I The Renaissance C lub JOSEPH D1 FEDE . ANGELO CARDARELLI MARY D1 D10 . . MARY XIULLO . CHARLES DENTICQ Cosmo POLITO . Bussus JOY . . MARY XVULLO , OFFICERS jweptember, 19.Z8iJdI2llfIfj', 1929 j 5171114111111 une, 192 9 A Q37 91 . Prafidefzt Vice-Prefident . Secretary . Treamrfr . Prefident Vice- Prmidmt . Secretary . Treamrer .0::QElV5lliQi Mvhill Harding Bark Hofmeister Girls ' Athletic Association The initial result secured through the newly formed l-louse of Delegates is the Girls' Athletic Association, organized for the purpose of stimulating 21 heartier and more cooperative spirit in girls' athletics. Miss Lillian Wzmgman and Miss Eliie Wetherell, girls' gym instructors, have aided the girls in the organization of the club and have been the impetus for the rapid growth of membership. To be eligible for membership in the association, girls must participate in at least one after-school sport activity. All girls' sports'-basketball, tennis, swimming, hockey, soccer, hiking, and buseballfare furthered through this society. The first group of officers elected by the club ure: BERTINE Hoifsisisriaiz . . Prtariflefzt ANNIE MX'HlI,L . . . Vit'v-Pncriderlt MURIIZL BARN . . tfvcrvnzij' Grmcia HARDING . Tl'L'd.f1!I'Bl' - ' A .Z mpg: e X, 97. Als Alles ln St un kam be wahrten dle Monche IC Kultur mdcm s1e d1c muhesame Arbeu: unternahmen manskrxpteab zuschrexben Dle Erfindung der ' hann hatte die Geburt einer gan- zen Welt von Lescrn zu Folge, die zur PRESS I 'S f an ' il ' If X .F Hess Hilflllllll Copeland Rowdcn rzent Stay? jzllllhllfi' june HELEN C. Huss . . Editor-iz:-Clwief . . EDITII ROWDEN ASSOCIATES CL.-XR.-X Y. RAPP7.sSL'IIf0l' Svctiazz STUART BDWRIIN-'Sfzziof' .Slfrtion LOIS Ll2GAN+.SWt'I1f0I' Section .101-IANNA BLAAS'T5t'lh:0l' Kection RQGIIR ROBINSON I'lAR0l.D TliNIKlN WA R R EN H A R M A N A A1 ANNA SCIIREIBER-P1'v.r.r JANET HAsTMANwActiz'jtjf.r DAVID ALTn1ANfM11fic ISADORE JACOBS-.Yportf MARX' CZORNYVALLTDNIIIHI DAVIIJ KENNlzIJYfFem'1m'.r . Pl70l'!llQl'a'f7f7fC Nfamzger . . ..Ym1p.rlwt.s' . CLINTON HENlJRICKSONfAl'f IONE GUN NING-A.r.s'i.m111t BUSINESS STAFF . l3n.ri11e.r.rNllzmzgw' . . . ES MCVITTIE, A!,l'F1'ff.YflliQ A1rllI:1tQl'l' A - 25 93 HOWARD B. COIIEN . EDGAR BRUN NIoRTIIxIER CZOPELAND lirim 'Iiicohs Bowren H2lIllhllI'g Brun Mentei' :Xltiniin Cloriiwiill Schreiber Willems Legiin Cohen l3l.i.is llecker H.lNIlI1Llll Gunning Hendrickson Copeland Rowden Hess McYittie Kennedy lkuxingin Determined to huild ll hook that would he diilierent, the editors of the Onii-:NT adopted ai theme for the annual which they judged purticuliirly appropriate, With enthusiasm and the will-to-do the editorial stall' took up its task of writing the year- hook and thoroughly enjoyed its work, especially the originating of grinds for their classmates. The husiness stall faced the seemingly hopeless indillierence of hard-faced husiness men in attempting to get ads, Roy E. Davey, financial adviser of the OlilENT, with characteristic vigor instilled hope into his co-workers. The year-hook has heen written without faculty supervision, as usual, except for the customary perusal hy the class advisers. A - 94 QQRIENCZ7-K. Ta if If Jacobs 11111 Term ISADORIE ACOBS . CLARA RAPP . DAVID ALTISIAN ROBERT SABIN . DOROTIIX' OSBORNI5 JULIUS COIIEN ADA SCIIAPUNOW MAx GOLDSTEIN IRWIN STOLZAR HERBERT TVILLIAMSON TIIOMAS XVEAVIER KA'fliLEEN FOREMAN FLORENCE MILLER ANNA SCIIREIBER LORIETTA BERKOVVITZ ABRAIIAM JACOBS .JACOB SCIIU LM AN IRVINO LIIIERLIAN SzIlitIIII GOIJIIIIIII Y s Clarzon . . . Edirol'-211-Clvirf . . . XYICTOR SALlTAN'Md7IdkQf7liQ Editor ASSOCIATE EDITORS . . Lifermjv . News' . M1z.ric . TPIEODORE SOLOMON REPORTERS AlrIIIaII .S'pI'i11g Term DAVID ALTMAN . CLARA RAPID . TIIOMAS XVEAVER ROBERT SABIN DOROTIIY OSBORNE .JULIUS COIIEN ADA SCIIAPUNOW MAX XVOLLOCK IRWIN STOLZAR HERBERT XNILLIAMSON LAURA MARKS KATIILEEN FOREMAN IDA ALTMAN ANNA SCIIREIBER ADA ZIMMERMAN CLARA TELIAS LUCILE BRADLEY GIZORCEE TROTT C'0R7'Il'I'ff6'l'.f'FLORIZNCE MILLIER, .JACOB SCIIULMAN VICTOR SALITAN . ROBERT MAXWELL l'IIiNR'1' I'lANlf0RD . ALBERT GOLDAIAN . SAUL BALICAN AEE LEIDERMAN TIIOLIAS COX BUSINESS BOARD . B1z.ri1ze.r.r Mpzzzukgea' . . Credit M amzgvr . Cfl'Cll!dff0ll Nldmzgw' . . A4!IIertj.Iing Nlmmger . SEYMOUR FINK STAFF ARTISTS FRED FRIEDMAN FACULTY ADVISERS . ALBERT GOLDMAN . CAROLYN MARLOW . EVIERIETT MANN . EDWARD ROSENBERG MYRON OSTII MILTON BOWMAN ALFRED l'10lfI7MAN DONOVAN M. JENKINS ROY E. DAVEY L W - 'I V 95 k QQRlEll.lZ2taX. Goldstein Granetstone Zelter Williamson Rosenberg Trott Balkan Catalfano Osth Doeringer Marks Bowman Hoffrnan Friedman Mann Stolzar Cohen Altman Paulson Hunter Gustafson Fink jakorski ZllI1lHC!'l112ll1 Scliapunow Marlow Telias Schreiber Bradley Foreman Osborne Weaver Altman Jacobs Miller Rapp Salitan Goldman Sabin Schulman Iarion This year the CLARION has been published without the customary support of a C:LARlON class, with its stall- lacking the previous training in news writing that other CLAIzIoNs have had. Instead, members received their training in journalism in actual reporting for the paper with occasional counsel from Donovan M. Jenkins, adviser. This abandonIIIent of a CLARION class is a result of congested conditions in the school. The CTLARION has during the term served not only as a news and literary sheet, but also as the direct voice of the pupils. In the early part of the semester the CLARION originated a cheer contest which proved successful, if it is to be judged by the inter- est it aroused and results it obtained. Commendation is due the business stall' under the leadership of Roy E. Davey for the unprecedented sales profits it has amassed. Q37 -Q 96 .QLQRWMQT VgmHoutcn CFOIHIWAICII Baxter Clnvcr Gunning Lcrkcns Ann-X-Ray SIQ17 lawn GDNNING . Ifzlitor-ill-Clricf RICHARD l3,xx'r13R . l3u.riz1e.ff Ahzlnzcqn ASSQCIATES B15RN1C1a CLAVER Colm Ll-1RK12Ns 'IOIIN Y,-KNl'i0U'I'liN EARL CROMBACII ? A 25 97 Donovan M. jenkins Roy E. Davey During his two years of acquaintance with East High School and of advisership to the CLARION, Donovan M. Jenkins has adapted himself admirably to his task with the ease and assurance of an old hand. Acting upon the principle that experience is the best teacher, Mr. Jenkins has allowed the present stafT to write its paper unassisted. Between issues he gave valuable constructive criticism at meetings of the editorial staff. Roy E. Davey proved himself an indispensable cog in the machinery of both East High publications. As adviser to the CLARION Mr. Davey ever inspired the business staff with enthusiasm. As guardian of the ORIENT funds, Mr. Davey hovered over the treasury with a skilled and watchful eye. Furthermore he worked energetically to procure those elusive ads which are so diflicult to obtain. So skillfully did he manipulate his allotted funds that both publications are successful financially. -A -Q37 A 98 Romantic Peoples De France, pendant quatre siecles contre des bcaux-arts, sont venus dc grancls artistes, notamment compositeurs de musi ue: Chopin ct Gounod. L'Itallia ha dato sempre al mondo uornini di grande ingegno come il Michelangelo ed il Da Vinci. No ha leiclo Ud. Don Quixote r Cer- vantcs. Es elpomejor que los espafioles hayan escrito. 14 5 ..- f f' ,G f MU IC A t WILLIAhi PRYTULA Rf ORYKENW A A-31 Tia 0 a JOHN JOKUIIONIS, Concrrrnzafter HENRY KRASZKIEWICZ JOHN CELENTANO LEONA WILKINSON Z ' MEX-ER SCHULMAN ,, I I Lt i RKWEATHER, Libmrian IONE I.lCl'lTWART MAE FISHER MAE FISHER PAUL MUCHsTADT DOMINIC BRUNO MARJORIE BENZ PETER MERCURIO STANLEY WVILSON IOHN REED SIMON CAPLAN HUNTINGTON BURDICK CARL WVIRTH SIMON KAR ASICK JACK RALSTON Flutar FREDERICK DEAN ANNA KARP Prrruuiurz WVALDEN YERGER ALl!ER1' MONN'5ON rclzestra Fir.rt Vialim' ARLENE PIPER FRED FRIEDMAN RICHARD DUNCAN FRED REINISCH BERNICE SCHLAFENBERG LOUIS ROSENDERG .femml Violin: ISADORE MALTINSKI JACOB REITKOPP ISABELL BERLINER LESTER TOKARSKH' NATHAN SCHULTZ NATHAN SCHULTz Vialux LESTER OSBAND RALPH PUTNAM Cellaf MARGARET MC'GLASHAN ALTHEA SPRAGUE JEAN HEINEMAN Bunex ROBERT HOLMES Clarinet: ROBERT DISQUE Harm RUBEN BRAVERMAN Trombwlcf NATHAN BECKER Trlznlpctx DAVID CAPLAN Obor ROBERT SABIN Tllbd PETER MAKRJHON QE 99 PETER FEDYK Ross MARINARLI FREDRICK HUNT ANNA KOBELL ANTHONY' ROUssOs IRYA HAAPIENAN ELOISE CHILDS HELEN POTTER MINNIE POLVINO HAROLD PERRY AROLD PERRY ELEANOR BRADLEY CARL BETZ XVHITNEY SMITH PETER MAHOHON ROBERT LEVAN BENNY GLYLDFARII HENR1' BU rr HAROLD LARDY ARTHUR RALSTON ALBERT STENGLEIN Bu.r.mnf1,r DAVID ALTMAN ALVIN VANWVYCKHOUSB Piano ANNA TAFEL ETHEI, BURTIS QQ NWI 4 3 AQ?-D SIMON CIAPLIN ROBERT DISQUE BENJAMIN GOLDITAIIB XVILLIAM SCIIEUERMAN JACK RALSTON DAVID CAPLIN ALBERT STENGLEIN LOUIS CONTA HUNTINGTON BURDICK CARL WIRTII SIMON KARASICK ARTIIUR RALSTON lflzztar and Pjffolar FREDERICK DEAN ANNA KARP Baritone N.A'1'liAN BECKER WILLIAM KAMOLA DAVID BERNSTEIN PETER MAKAIION XVALDEN YEROER ALIIERT MOWSON and Clarifzetf ABE KLINE RUTH XVOLINSKY HAROLD GARDNER Trzzmpetf ALBERT HOFFMAN HOWARD GEYER GEORGE FENNEMORE EDNA TAYLOR Harm RUBIN BRAVERMAN HENRY BUFF Tf0777b0I16J BARTHO CONTA XVILLIARD BEYE Oboe ROBERT SABIN Alto Clarinet ERNEST PRIIZTZ sdXOI7b07ZFJ' RUTII BERLINER CRVILLE LIESKE HAROLD BIPIHES Tllbl1.f ALEXANDER MILLER Perczzuiou ROBERT NIACY Qi? - QS XVISNER BEER GEORGE XVENER FORDIIAM JOHNSON REGINALD KINGSBURX' HOWARD TAYLOR SCOTT CALLISTER FRANK MACY RALPH KLEPS HAROLD CARDY CLIFFORD RUFFNER FREDRICK KOFAIIL CLIFFORD RUFFNER Nfclcplvorze MARTIN XVEINSTEIN Bumroan DAVID ALTMAN Bf1.r.r Clurjncf, PAUL ALI.EN XVARREN HARNIIAN SAM EICIIEN DONALD FOLEY CARL KADELAC JACK STARKWEATIIER qloknlwniy Benz lirunu Kl'.1szklcwiC1 Siri ng uarfei l n'.rt lvllfllll , . . 'Im1N'Iol4U1soN1s Vinh . . DUMIQNIC Illwxo .Ymzflfl lyjllffll Humax' KliASZKIliXVIL'Z Culfu , fX'l.'XR.IURlIi BIQNZ Dun Altman Burdick Sabin Cluplnn I .I . oodwznd uz nie! lfllm' . . Fluinuulcx DlZ,NN Clflrimv . SIMON KAPLAN Ohm' . , , Romarw SABIN Bf.l.l'J'00II .,,. DAVID ALTMAN l 1'wn'lfHw'11 . , . HuNTlNG'1'0Nl3L'lzDlCK IOI - QRIEND -1 .ik im horal Club PAUL ALLEN SAUL BALKIN CARL BLUTAU EDGAR BRUN RAYMOND CRAMER RICHARD DUNCAN -A RNOLD EMANUEL STEWART FALK ALBERT GOLDMAN MEYER GOI.DMAN ROBERT XV. GILKINSON MLURRIS HAMBURG RAYMOND HEAT!! MEYER HEYMAN IOIZL JOHNSON NORMAN KARCHEITSKY XVILLIARD LADWIG KARII LAOLER IXNTHONY LANG FRANCIS LAUPER BOYS QE RAYMOND LOOMIS ROBERT MAXNVELL JOSEPH MCCONNELL A RAYMOND MICIIAELS X ARNOLD MORRISON BERNARD NOLAN ROBERT PURCELL BEN RECHTER DONALD STARKWEATIIE MILTON SCIIIITRON CI.Ilfl'ORD SMITII ELI SOI-COL JOIIN SWENIIOLT PETER TERBUSZKA HARRH' XVAGNER HERBERT WILLIAMSON PAUL XVILLIAMS CARL NVIRTH EDWIN RQTAVV KENNETH ZIMMERMAN .SQWENQAX Choral Club HIARRIETTE ABBEY EVELYN ANDERSON MILLIE ALBERTI TIIELBIA BAYNHAM MONA BEHRENT ESTHER BERLOWITZ -IOHANNA BLAAS FREIDA BRETSTEIN MAR.lORIE BROWN ETHEL BURTIS EVELYN COHEN GLADYS CONVERSE MARION COSAD DOROTHY DE ROO MARION ELY BETTY ECKER CORA M. ELMER CASHMIRA FALENDYSH ELLA FORD SYLVIA FROLICI-I LILLIAN FRIEDMAN GRACE GREENE LUIS HEININGER CECILE ISAACS IRENE JOZEFSKA HELEN -IUDD GIRLS Q37 103 GERTRUDE LECKINGER GLADYS LINCOLN DOROTHY LIVINGSTON MARJORIE LOEFELER LAXIERNE LOYSEN SUSAN MACLEOD CAROLINE MARLOW EDITH MASON EDNA MICHEL LAURA MORT ANNIE MYHILL LEAH OSIIAND MARTI1A OZER ARLINE PETERS HELENE REMOVITCH XYIOLET SANDERS LOUISE SANGER ANNA SCHREIBER BESSIE SMITH MILDRED TALLUTO ETIIEL TIIEIS BESSIE XVEINSTEIN RAE XVILAN LVIARION XrOSSLER EVA GOODMAN .LUCILLE BATES A GREENE 4? 11 :rig- niversity A nneav Glee Club DORIS AEELL ROSE APPLE LILY ASKEW RUTH BAGLEY SHIRLEY BERGER ELINOR BROCK GEORiiINA CADLE HANNAEX CAPLIN ELOISE CIIILD RUTH CHRISTIANSEN MARY' EMANUEL FRANCES FANG JANE FARWELL MARGARET FAY KATHERINE FOSTER ROY APKER CARL BETZ JACK BRIDDON CHARLES CLARK XVEBSTER DEVLJY CHARLES DYE .JEROME FAIN JOHN FRISONE HAROLD GILLESPIIS GIRLS IRENE FRIEDLAND MARLE GEISTHEN RITA GUNNISON IRJA HAAPIANEN NORMA HOLROYD KATHERINE HOWELL KATHLEEN IBBOTSON MARIAN JOHNCOX ELEANOR KINCAID VIRGINIA KINCAID ROSALIND LEBOWITZ HELEN LEVIN RUTH LAKE CLARA LOPRESTO BOYS HERBERT GORP RALPH KYLE HOWARD LEVE ANTHONY LADUCCA MORTIMER MAIER JESSE MELTZER ANTHONY MOLINARI REGINALD MORRISON DONALD PERLMAN HAROLD PERRY Q37 104 STELLA MANGINI XVIRGINIA MANSIfIliI.ID ELIZABETH ME'fZC?ER LETITIA MlTCIlIiI.L JOAN N EVVBERRY .JEAN PORTER MARGARET QUINCY GERTRUDE ROUSIIORR MABEL SOLES DONNA SPARROVVHAVN lx BEATRICE RYAN DL'Zli ELLEN VIERGIVER ETHEL XVALZ MINNIE XVILLIAMS EVELYN ZINK CHRIS PICKERING LOUIS PLACKSIN NIEL PUTNAM ANTHONY ROUSOS CONRAD SCHULZ ROBERT SMITH JACK STARKWEATHER XVILLIAM XVAGNER ANTHONY XVHEDON Lnglcr Purcell llllk Allen oys Quarter' H ' SlIiXVAIi'l' lT.Xl.K . I'-Il'.I'f Tuma: P wi. rX1.1.lf:N , .SNUCUIINJ Twmf Rl. L.xc31,l R l5f11'ifr1m' mam' PL'RL'l4l 1 . Bu'.I',l' - Q37 A- IOS Karl Van Hoesen Frederick Schweppe Marlowe Smith Music Rarely does a school enter into the making and enjoyment of music with such zest and enthusiasm or on such a large scale as did East High during the past year. Guided by three men of unusual ability and talent, pupils have worked industriously and achieved really praise-worthy results. We have had the orchestra with its sym honies, the opera with its arias, and the vocal quartet with its tuneful croonings. e have been stirred by the band with its marches, the a Capella choir with its choruses, and the woodwind quintet with its unique tone color. The Glee Club with its melodious songs, the string quartet with its rich chamber music, and the soloists with their brilliant pieces and concertos- all these have delighted us by broadening and lending color to our school life. An annex orchestra was formed to accommodate some of the sixty pupils who applied for admission to the orchestra-a number larger than the entire personnel not so many years ago. The remarkable growth and development of the band and orches- tra under the skillful leadership of Karl Van Hoesen is evinced in still another way. For the first time in recent years both organizations have given separate formal evening concerts in the school auditorium with unusual success. By its meritorious performances our Glee Club carried the name of the school with honor to various parts of the city. In addition to presenting its annual concert, it represented East High at the Community Festival, the Eastman School, and other institutions. In filling the place of Howard Hinga, who is now supervisor of music in the public schools of the city, Marlowe G. Smith even surpassed the high standard for work which he set at the annex last year. The picture of him in the assembly leading us as we sing Sweet be thy memory . . ., will long remain with us. Although new to East High at the beginning of the year, Frederick W. Schweppe has made himself a welcome and valuable addition. Under his direction the University Annex Glee Clubs produced Robert Planquette's opera, The Chimes of Normandy, quite an ambitious undertaking for any group of school singers. Hap ily the pleasure derived from music has not been confined to those who make it. Performances have been well attended and the school has indicated its appreciation. Q37 A IO6 The Greeks 'Ei-A E-JATMAETON AEIWANON HMIN AEAOTAI T012 IIAAAIOIE EAAHEI,-HAN TO AQPOIE- MA THE HAIAEIAZ TQN HA- AAIQN AC-DHNQN. EKEIN- OI HEAN OI ETPETOI AP- AMATOE. IIEPNPEPEIE MAPTTPIOIE EAAHNI- KHE TEXNHE KAI HAIAEIAE, HMEIE OYAYNAMEGAAITO- AEXEEGAI TON TIAOTTON TOT AOEE QE DRA ff QQAENW S i Austin llcxxins . Dzlviil Maclicnzic George Bowl . 'liin SlllIPlill1S . Tin1Simpkins . Miss Curtis . . Elisa llc:ncLlOtti l-loincrlluhns , Sully Boyll . . Muriel Doughty Iirhcl Spclvin . Alix Mcrcicr . Lillian Stiillonl Mznlgc Kent . Miss Hays , B11.rim'.f,r iH.1r1.1grr :l,r,ri,rrimf HIl,fjlll'J'.f .'l1in1.1qrr , .'lff1'frti.vI11g M.n1.lgrr Tii'ki'f Nlfzmzgrr . l'1zbl.irif1' M.n1.1grr .Yrugr Al.lll.l'Qt'f . I rupe'rU 1N1i11l.qg4'r Ilan! lfrlwr , . Strcssing johnson Fay Brooks Logan Smiles Cohen Jack Bradley Nnrtcns Simon he Class of anuary, 1929 PR ESENTS THE CHARM SCHOOL Hi' ALILE DUER Mll.LER and ROBERT Mll,'fLlN M10 Tll'fIlIfl fi-fffl, Nizzrtrm Hum1'm1 Tzz'n1U-riglvt CAST OF CHARACTERX B US I N 155' .Y STA FF Qi f A WQQ I' EX IO7 . ROEER1' FAY ROBERT ALDERSON PERM' BROOKS H1i.mNG IIUIINSON BERNARD SCHAFT . Lois LIZGAN . HELEN TRUAX STEWART BOWR EN . EssiE JACK LUOROTIIY BRADLEY . SHIRLEY COIIEN . LILLIAN SIMON Bnssiiz MARTl2NS MARGAIIET' SOULES ALBERTA STREsLiNG XVARREN HARh10N . HAROLD FLAUD GliRAI,D PERLMAN HAROLD TEMRIN . IRVING L1-LVY Louis clAlAZZA . HENRY GIiAN'I' LAURETTA XVAMP Rf QREKENW f 3 FC' Liason Brion Ryan Robinson Newman Ida Jack Fay Schmidt Pcrlnmn The Class Qf'JLZ7ZUClT-lj, 1929 NL1l'.ll1cj'NL'il Ruth c,.lI'50l1 . Titux BI'UNX'I'l :Xhlcn Murrnx' Ol1xurHnnkN SI1cr1dz1nScmt Kirk Allen . .Iuhn lilglkc Rox v . , Luther Barnes Luk: Clnrwn Bu.rir1r.r,r ALIIILLZKY . . .fl r rifhlut Hmlrlrrn Mmmgvr' .'f1l1'rrli,ril1g Nlfnmvqrr . Tzrlzrf Mllzllliqvr . . . .Ynlgr Aimmgrr . . Pruprrrv Mmmgrr . Hmfl l 'ffrrr . . PRESENTS THE REAR CAR Ill EDWARD E. Rosa Nuzwffbrr' .Yi.x'tur11tfv, IXVIIIFIIFFI Hlnnlrml Tzrwltx-uigfvf CA.S'T 015 Cll,f1RACTIiR.S' Bl 'SINEXS .TTA FF QE A 108 . .Il-ISM!-1 -XL K li'1'ulc1. SL umm' cg!-lR.'kI.D Pmu,M.xN HENRY NILNYMAN Roman RUIXINSUN , ROBERT Fu' . N1ORliY Llssorv LEURDEN Ima ELIZNIIIETII RYAN Huzonn BRION S'r15w.4RT Huw R HN H.AROLD Tzimxm lxvwca Luvv . EDXYIN Rumzus IRVING LIHERMAN . GEQRGB SAVAGE . HENRY' GmN'r Lois LEGAN sf QWENW H llcrt .Iuilkins Tail Wilson . Miiinic Mniyliclil Melons . . Ruby Muyliclil Riilplilliiilkiiis , Ncllic Trorwooil Mrs. Bnrringmn Cl1csrcrl5i'iggs . Otto Hiilwncr , Mdkirry limzurri' Alilililxlff' .'l,I',ll,If.ll1f Bn,rim'r,i .ll .'lil1'rrl1.ri11g A'liIl1il4Qt'l' l'11bfiL'iU' A1.u1.1'igc'r l'rufwrU Minmlqrr .Ylutgr A'lilllillLf!'l' Cliirf lffi'i't1'ifl.1r1 Hri1.ll'rl'rr . , ll iirtlcrr Hzxiilioril Miinsliclil MCfl3lI'Il1j' Williams Hqimlwurg Gi les Willems Loyscn Gimoilinim K.irCl1cfsl4y iIU.l.L:1'l' 'he Class of une, 1929 vliEsEN'l's THE HIDDEN GUEST Milrrli Tirralljy-,i'm'r11nl, Alfllffffll Il1nm'v'rff -I-l1'NIfl'-Ilillf' !,'A.S'T Ol CIlARACTIiR.Y BLKY1 N l1'.Y.Y .YTA 1515 Dlrviiml by lx1i,l',l' Kilfflfflllf Hfzrnr - 7 - io9 .IAMES R, W1i.i.i.xMs . l'lliNRY H xNl-'oiuw , Lorisia li. Wiiimis EVA fl0UDMAN . Ls Vuiwi-. Liwsuw Nuiimfm l.. Ksiiuiiai-'sin' F1.iwizieNiIa GILES lNl.xRuAiuaT M,xNsiflial,1u Nlixizizis X. l lAMlll'RU Runnin lhi1Ti.liTT , -lAMlih lN1ifi.1iiz'i'liY . Ru u.uum Wiixox HENRX' H.fiNi-mum Howmuv EIKHURN , l'lAuo1.D lx1liN'I'liR . M.uz'i'iN STIEPHAN CARI. lioixiNsoN EDVVARD SL'llROliDliR M A ii I A N l-l-.Fiav R is f QQAKEZMW S 1 1-CNRS.. McCarthy Karchcfslcy Hamburg Robinson Williams Bartlett Pilato McVittic Stern Scarlata Kcnnctly Hendrickson Brctstcin Loyscn Bradstreet Goodman Marlow Kraskicwicz The Class of une, 7 929 The Honorable lim Hacklcr Tilfortl NX hcclcr Elias Rigby . . Rilcy Cllcavcr . Wilson Prcwirt Jupiter Pctraway . Sassafras Liviniigston .lose h Whittaker . Unclz lick Milhury .Icllcrson llriscol . Vance .lcmmison . Cal llarcns , . CIl1ul1 Tollivcr . Henry , . . Glalw Ovcrton . Amos Whitncy . Dawson lN1ontgoincrv Luci' Riglwy , ,' Mrs. lilias Rigby , 4 Mrs. llcllicraim Bristol Lorena Watkinx . . Cl1icl4 lilzcy , Tilly . . . 13n.fif1r.rr Alinlilyqn' , , , ,'f,r,ri,iI.mt lln.rjf1r.r.r Nlmzirgrr ,4J1'rrri.ri11'4g Alilllillltff , Plfblirifl' Nlmmlqrr , , Tirlgrt Almlagrr .Wings Nlillmigrr' A Pmprrb Mtzmrqrr' Hmil l 'rlrfr PRESENTS THE COUNTY CHAIRMAN BV GEORGE Am-: Alilv TIl'!I1U'-fyllflll, Nirzrrcm Ilznltfrnf Tu'r11,f1'-flim' CAXT OF CHARACTERS , Cufnlfl Clldifllldll ..... . Bl 'Xl NILSIS' .YTA Fl 'QW .. . .IAME5 McC.aR'iiiY . IIAMES Wl1.r,l.nis .C11.iN'roN HENDIKIQ xsorv . IDAVID KIQNNIQLDX' , Ai.nER'r STERN HENIKX' KRASKHCXVILL . , Miunnai, l7lii.x'ro Nomux KARCIIEFSKY . lNlURRIS Hamlxums . fi-NRL RomN:.oN . XYILLI.-XM K,ui.u.x , Romana' Girxiwsuw . Room BARTLETT . AMES RlCXYI'l l'Hi . l..liUN.'KRD S'rENzici, ANTHONY LIKKIARUI . .Imiavii St.uzi..r11x . LAXVIZRNIZ LoYsl1N ALLISON HRAm'1'Risia'r . . EVA CZUUKINIAN . FRIED.-x l3RE'rs'rialN ciARUl,YN MRRLUW , Lorisii Xvll,I.liM5 , IXRTHITR Noram . .lUi.i:sl iu11InmN , . livizRi1'r'r lNl NNN , HA RRY lxlliN'I'l:R R.n'xioNl1 xlIDlNliHUl'l' . . .Iosicvn GRAN-x'l'x ROIIILRT lixsox , l l.KRRIET AIll'll'.Y - DTi TCSQX f QRMNW X Henry Poli Ncwlwoltl Liuncy X'2lI1VOOI'l1lS Klcin Gates McCarthy Gunning Ogden Hackett MCGilliCntldy Weinstein Viola ..... he Goodman Annex vizissisNTs Sliillccspcalrck HTWELFTH NIGHT jdlllldlil' Fifth, Ninrlmi Hnmlml Tirmti'-rzirlr CAXT OF CHARACTl5R.S' A Sea Captain, frisml ru l'm!.z . Sir Tolw liclcli, zmrfr ru 0l11'i.1 lylllflil, 0fii'i.1'.f uvmlilzi Sir Andi-cw AqllCCllCCli Valentine, .1 ivmrfirr , Quinn, Duke uf lflirm Curio, il L'UlH'flt'7' , , Fcstc, i1jf.fft'l' . . Olivia, il riff' 4'flNIIfr'.l'.f Mallvolio, il .rlr14'.1ril . Sclmstidn, lirill tn Vmliz Antonio, tl rm iulpruiff Fnbinii, l'fY'l'iHlf fu Ofzzm An Oflicci' .... XIJAQ4' Ali1al.1grrr LIAQIFIIIIXLZ . lin rim'.i'.r SMU . PRODUCTION .l'T.fiIf1f . luNisGt'NNiNu . . lii.i.im' Hmm . . JAMES lNlLciARTHY . lwlAim.1.izuT'rA HAcicii1 r . . Roiiiiiw lliz.-u'nNiait , , Lavnizxii GA-ries . Ritimim K1.iziNEiz . LAwiuzNt ie Kiuwss . . llunxmxn St'ii.u 1' . . . Doizis LAMIA' Roiiilzivi' lVltGii.i.it'unm' . lVlARTlN XYl:IIN5'I'lilN . . Mmuo l,AI.l.0Nl'I XVILLI.-XM VAN Yoounis . . Lrgwimu Pole . . . . . . . . C1i,.n i'uN Su'i i'uN,H.uwi.1iHiaN1u' KISNNILTH XVOEIIR, STANLEY ciL'I.P, .'xR'l'llL'R Ifiluflqi .f'lu'1'irr1r', igssz Ummm A 7 - . . . Aim KLEIN G i-Lonnie S.ax'.usi5, Mumzgrr DislXl,n', FRANK Stiiivvsix .0:zsQWilEN.'4k Katherine Burns TCUYZCZ The play's the thing, wrote Shakespeare years ago. Although customs change with the years, at heart men remain essentially the same. ln the seventeenth century, and in the twentieth, and during the centuries between and before, men went to plays to relax their tired minds and to rest their weary bodies. Plays do not benefit the audience alone. During the weeks of rehearsing and prepara- tion the actors learn to express themselves clearly and forcefully. Their individuality and personality are developed, and they gain self-confidence and poise. If any player possesses a latent ability for acting, Miss Katherine Burns, the director of dramatics in East High School, discovers this ability and gives it a Cl'lLlI1CC to develop. After weeks of hard work, with the indispensable aid and the invaluable advice of Miss Burns, the senior class is able to present a play worthy of many a professional producer. Under the direction of Miss Burns the Class of January, 1919, presented The Charm School, which was received with joyful acclamation, and later followed with The Rear Car, a mystery play, even more successful. The Class of-june, 1919, enacted two plays in their last term, an unprecedented occurrence in the annals of East High School. When they found that the comedy which they were rehearsing in their senior term year had not yet been released for amateur production, it was too late in the term to produce another play. Their lirst dramatic attempt, a mystery comedy entitled, The Hidden Guest, met with an enthusiastic reception. Their second play, The County Chairman, was also an achievement worthy of notice, Q37 K Noggram och strang kxlmausk vxlkor of Scandinavians standaktiga Norscmchn, allcafc of hav S. och cftcrfolyarc of den Amernkanskc X rnlcsgrans ox-ad1d honom rruar A X, dug xg och oforfarad 'x cssa folk och dcras of komna hafva alltnd vnsadt dcras gladjc med lck och 5 dcras lust i styrta. f- fx 'Q wyvwx , o x V A . N . X Y U E gf' f- ' X 4 Q 1 Q , . X5 N N, 1 I A. Y 4,lL,,f xv-1-f .mg . Z. A :Q N h , 5 N FF 5 X 7 1. ' I, t. ' E PORT f- ff QRMNW l East East East East East East East DiClcmcnti Shutrum Smith Finglcr Newman Mink McKay Gibson Michlm Perry Gcrxasi Flood Yackcl Mutch S occer SEASON RECORD High 3 Charlotte High 7. West High High 4 lrondcquoit High 1 Marshall High 3 Monroe High 1 Canandaigu High o Tech High . Total 16 Games won 5 Games lost 2. Games played 7 Q37 IIB Il. , qiaitwk Goalie' ELI lVIINK l'i0l'Il'tlI'ul.f RonIzR'I' GI IIsoN AR'l'Ill'R lVlIcIII,IN TIM MII'I'cII FRANK Guavixsi HliRBIiR'F YACKICI. Yackcl Newman Soccer Team 1511! I butler TRACY SMITII ,Ion TARszowI'rz .f1rl1.r!it11tc'.r JOE FINcII.I5R 5 ROIIERT SCIIUTE FRANK DICLEMIENTI ROBERT FAI' H.1ffbf1ck.f TOM F 1.0013 Emvl N HAX'liS CIIARLES PERRY fllizmzgw' H IQN R Y N ISXVM .-x N Coach Pete McKay turned out another lighting teaIII this season. The eleven did not succeed in lifting the Interscholastic League title, hut were in the light throughout. East linished third, losing only to West and Tech. At the start of the season, McKay had little material to choose froIII. Veterans were Tracy Smith, ToIII Flood, Edwin Hayes, Herb Yackel, Boh Gibson, and Frank Gervasi. Pete succeeded in developing as regular men Tarszowitz and Mutch of the Frosh team, and Michlin, Junior High player. The Orientals shaped up as one of the strongest defensive teaIIIs in the loop hut were weak on the forward line, lacking the star work of Mink at goal-guard. Eli had never played soccer hefore this season, hut his coolness Linder fire acquired in haskethall stood hiIII in good stead. The rushing play of Smith and Tarszowitz at fullback was a hig factor in keeping the opposing scores down. But few memlwers of this season's team will be back next year, and Mcliay will have to fall hack on this year's strong reserve team material. The Orientals may come through with another championship, however, as Coach McKay is famous for uncov- ering promising alwility. Z A ATS. II4 ax lEllVZg Caparco Henry Slowick Fay McKay Schaertl Kaplan Levin Ellison Goltlbeig Reserve Soccer Although the reserves did not do so well from the record-book point of view, they showed the traditional East High lighting spirit and sportsmanship in all their games. Members of the scrub squad who will be back next year should form the basis of a strong Oriental first team. SEASON RECORD East High 7. Technical 4 East High 3 West 4 East High 4 Monroe 3 East High 1 John Marshall 1 115 e -,,Ql?ZllZllZZ2gX l 1 Mcliaiy Lzipi Millairtl Stephan E , Sl1.lDll'll ci.lCC.lI11lNC Dentico Margolis Nlitixino f' ' f X ' Y A 2 res Hz ng 7 cam Wrestling receivetl fresh impetus in the high schools this year. ,Xlthotigh there was no loop last year, Conch Pete Mcliny haul hoys working out all season, gintl h.1tl 1111 experienced squutl on llllllkl this year. The lfiist niiirsnien hreezetl through more than half of their schedule with wins, hut toiiltgh lireiiks near the entl czinsetl them to entl up tietl for secontl place with West. Tech occiipietl the top rung. Orientiil griipplers showetl their worth when they coppetl three of nine chiiinpion- ships in the lnterscholiistic lmlivitltiul Wrestling TUllI'I'l2lll1Cl'IE. Tech nien won four titlesg Charlotte and West, eiich one. East niiitinen crownetl chiinipions in their respective classes are: Morris Shapiro, scrappy IOS-POLlI1LlCl'Q :Xnchonr Nlitriino, 1.17 pountlerg Qllltl Norinnn Millzirtl of the ITS-Pklllllkl tlivision. SE A SON RECORD East High Q1 Monroe io East High ll Tech I4 Exist High gg NVest 9 Exist High 1,4 Monroe o EzistHigh 9 Tech I9 East High Il West I3 W7 ,, QS 116 XX .f2LS??RllENZl'lQ Kel ly DiClen1enti Baker Smith Caparco Mink Gervasi Sh utruni Col1n Basketball East High 33 Victor IO East High 16 Spcncerport 3 East High go Charlotte 6 East High 61 Livonia I3 East High 51 Batavia LS East High 31 Marshall 13 East High 30 Technical S East High 19 Monroe 16 East High 44 West 13 East High 58 Charlotte S East High 43 Richburg QI East High 15 Wellsville 11 East High 36 West 17 East High 31 Marshall 1.4, East High 31 Monroe 11 East High ll Technical A 1.1 East High BS Seneca CBufTaloD io SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT AT ROCHESTER East High 16 Clyde High 7 East High 7.3 Wellsville I4 East High 19 Corning Northside I4 STATE TOURNAMENT AT SYRACUSE East High 31 Fosdick-Masten CBull'aloj 38 Totals 711 316 1 i A 117 ' 2.f5?3QlElfll.7.-XXX. fiCI'Y2lSl, Capt. ' Kelly, fllqr. l'iof'1r'111'J.r G'1nml.r Center .S'1fb.rtit1zfr.r JERRY CONN FRANK GIERVASI, Capt. RAY SIIUTRUM FRANK DI CI.I5MI5N'I'I Louis CAPARCO ELI MINK HARMON BAKER TRACY SMITII fllfzmzgvr NTORTIMER COPELAND XYIZRNON KIQLIIY TVIORRIS LEVIN Coach Doc Fowle turned out another one of his strong teams this year. The Oriental hoopsters lost hut one game in ll starts-and that was in the lirst round of State Scholastic Tournament at Syracuse. Fosdick-Masten of Buffalo, East's conquerors, 1.6 to 2.4, in last year's second-round state tourney battle, again proved the Oriental's XVaterloo, taking a thrilling game, 38 to 31. In the opinion of newspaper lDC1'1 and other reliable persons who witnessed the game, East was the hest of the eight teams in the tourney. The Orientals, however, encountered a wierd exhibition of shooting in the second quarter on the part of the Bison team, which completely mastered them. In that strange period everyshotBull'alo triedeit mattered not from how far out or from what angle-everything zipped through the meshes. East came hack strong in the second half, but with IUOSI of its star men out of the game, could not overcome Fosdiclc-Masren's overpowering lead. Although East went through only one round ofthe tournament, two IHCII received recognition on the all-state team selections. Ray Shutrum was chosen all-state center and Mink was given herth on the second team. It is almost certain that if the Orientals had gone further in the tourney, others would have received places on the mythical teams. Q55 1 1 8 J' fgpwj rfJfe,fy-141, QRELEIMW X I I 1 ,- ,f Gervasi Rn' SMUTRUM, Crurrr Under the careful guidance of Coach Fowle, Shutrum has de- veloped into a real basketball star. He was selected as all-state center, and led the scorers in this city. Ray was on the scoring end of most of East's plays. Rays height, speed, and weight made him eminently fitted for his scor- ing role. , . I' 5 , 1 f xo fx - s 3 1 Cohn Cupnlial FR AN K G isnvAs1 Although Gcrvasi was handi- capped by the responsibility of running the team, the colorful star enjoyed his biggest year on the court. His passing and won- derful dribbling game were im- portant factorsin East'svictories. Shutrum IIERRY CLDFIN, Furivaril lneligible during the first part of the season, Jetty came back to the team, aiding materially in East's triumphs. He scored many points with his favorite tap-in play. Louis CAPARco, Furimrfl This flashy forward was the spark-plug in the Oriental of- fense. Often one of his pop shots hel ed out in a tight place. l-le also played well in the passing. 1 1 9 3 X I' Mink ELI Mmit, Guan! Because of his uncanny basket- ball brains, Mink ranks among East's great athletes. His pass- work and skillful maneuvering on the court was a revelation to wateh.Timeandngainhebrought the crowds to their feet with some clever play in which hc caught the opponents napping. fl Capatco Flood Bacon Lipman Brim Copeland Levin Resetrve Basketball l'i0f'Il'zlI'tl.f Center GIltll'tf.l' MoR'rlM1cR Covrsmxo MORRIS LIEVIN S.-mi BRINI IRA LIPMAN ROBERT FAY Tom F1.ooo SUBSTITUTES Mole PLASKIN ARTHUR MCCAW NORMAN BAKER Aux B1s1.1.fxNc.ax The suhstitute live followed the lead of the tirst team, tieing for first place in the Interscholastic Reserve Baskethall League with Monroe. Lipman and Flood, expected to return next season, will put up strong lights for places on the regular team. SEASON RECORD East High 17 Charlotte II East High 1,6 Marshall to East High 30 West IS East High 46 Marshall 16 East High 19 Monroe 11 East High 7.1 Tech L4 QZS7 - ILO l .A ,il S I .I ,- ,r Cross 7021 ntry Trap Rau' ii-Iv Alberts Margolis Hurtonl Rau' Duncan Wilcox Cox Petris ff f 1 'I i G, ,XIJJE jqlgfr Swimnzifzg Team Top 'QUIZ' llcnson Jones Duncan Lcx in Trot! liurmuf Ruiz' Levin Anomvitli Lox Knrow:-ki Ralston ill' Mmm k Ill Track Squad Tn p R un Hiinloril Cox Xlillignns Ploullc Sutcr Rom .YEL 0111, RUN' Cross Kizrlw Lipnmn Lillll'CI' Miller Pctcrson lgflfffllll Kun' Kaul Mcillcnrv Parris Nolan lkskixrczyk F1'iulmiin Henry QRlEN'2a '1- liu Cg .. Michlin Mink Gcrvasi McKay Cunningham Durrant Bacon Tarsowitz Cohn Kamb Smith Kwiatkowski Shi trum May May May May May May May May May june June Emma Tcgg Yackcl Flood Baseball 3 East High w. Charlotte 7 East High vi. Victor IO East High 111. Tech I4 East High vs. West I7 East High 111. Canandaigua 18 East High fs. Genesee-Wesleyan 14 East High ur. Monroe 30 East High zu. Penn Yan 31 East High rs. Irondcquoit 5 East High zur. West 7 East High vs. Marshall Ill .f2sQQlENg.z72.a. Mink, Cupr. Bacon, Mgr. Caparco, Capt, Baseball Squad .Yefwld Baswleu Pitflfcrx C:IfCl76l'J' Fifi! BzI.l'8Illl,'l1 JAVET FLOOD SMITH MINK CAPARCO KAMB SHUTRUM EMMA TAnsow1'rz CUNNINGHAM IQVVIATKOVVSKI .S'l1ort.r1'op.r Third Bfmffmzfz Olztjieldwzr Mfzfzfllqef' Colm DURRANT GERVAS1 BACON MICHLIN TEGG YACKEL STENZEL At the time of writing, the lnterscholastic Baseball League has not yet started Indications are, however, that East will have a cracker-jack team. An all-veteran inlield that gives promise of being the strongest in the league, a good outfield and an excellent battery make the Orientals favorites to win the title. .fl A 113 Tennis Team Gromcka Mcnrcr Hamburg Wilcox Copeland Winning Girls' Basketball Team mf I I I K'-'lw g R' inll Myhill Harding Tnyl P k' - Q27 ,E 23 17.4 W . . J . ,l-lmes Fowle jj , Rohert'Mc f The hoys' side of the house is fortunate in lmying two such capable coaches as Doc Fowle and Pete McKay. Doc specializes in haskethall and has won so many championships in the city league, that one has stopped counting. McKay has high expectations for a winning ball nine this year. N Lillian I. Wangman Effie Wethercll Girls' s orts now have a ermanent lace in the limelight, due to the ins iration P is produced hy two zealous coaches, Lillian Wangman and Ellie Wetherell. This year they have organized a new Girls' Athletic Association that has met with a hearty response from East High girls, and promises successful results for the future. - - JAQQWENQQ. UL1as FRIIZDMAN Ch eer Leader IQENNILTH ZIMMERMAN ASSISTANTS ORVILLE MILLET Q37 -1 17.6 OHN SCIIAEIUI The Scotch Moll! a quip hae thc Scotsman tholcd ' a ot his canny thriftincss, but he hae found this unco useful whylcs waurin' and rcavin', lilac auld Danny Boone, aboor thc wilder- --hi-B ncss-pioneers in America. To jauk the fash and din of the W carking warld-sic as sick- V cring ads-thc Scots hac kyrhc golf upo' :hc .--'f bormy bracs, a game which hae bc- LEA X X come a favorirc ' - A in this ,Z ' xx countrcc. y lh . s Q N x , , i , A ' R. - 'SX- .- 1 . gf ul 4 f' ' ci if V mei ' iff' 1 F T V .AA I .llff iffy' . I f ! Aff! f jf' 'Y vf - W,-3: ff X , FE TURES and ADS A Z-AQ. ORIENT Junior joe Grunk Dedication Although the lower animals of the Traissic Seas resemble the Paleozoic types in many ways, the differences are nevertheless like those of the Archoeozoic era. Not only had some of the Paleozoic groups, such as the Trilobites, wholly disappeared, but others as the brachiopocls QFig. 4163 had been relegated to an inferior station.- Uber einen die Erqeugzuikg um! verzvmullzmtg def Licbtef getrej'eude.r lvezniftixclven Geficbzirplmkt. fffxgi? ex 1 2.7 AQQQWENCK. Oric IZIL Ju niofr POIWE unc Moon Croon Spoon Soon. 'Io1.GnL'xK AQQRENW Y Orient Junior Faculty Gmelness Gvacf0vS! TNT.f A'Iaa J a ,, I, A! EDITH TONE Rffllcfl-Dh '.S' +63 'FQOC-I of SH +HovgkX', life Htcfvgf lggk. . 'Ks Jolnvl B-Jilfd 'fkg ,Qui-TNQKQF, I7 X .4 KHTZH B R Wlwerw we u-:Q-ve VQYX xKQvnQ. X A K? 4 R Q 3 5 P ax' 'ffw J 'S la ivvj A 'F E ' X. 55: Y? New, Kia ' Y 4, Q if Q t 13 i J H' Q . XR fi? ig! -gg. .fn ,v .rv . Pauli Smrrl N0 'Ween' QR R C M81 emah S To -E10 YouT- smile, Q37 1 7.9 ch In Tke age of 6+3Y'f-xx and ruff les. .APQWENZZQX Orient Junior Faculty H fi Q UQ ,name 1-yn Cap'fZva'Hms. To High up H'-f0viQlish'-2 girl Say The LeasT bvgmess uovxfi ' ' Y. A' L 4 gs Q . 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PERL Y Bnuoxs EARFT MAN51-'11L1,11 Rm' V1111Nc911o1'1' G1.A11Ysl.1Nu11.N RUTH lhl'x1.4N PAUL S'1'o1g11R Orient Junior Sporfs I4O JZQRWNCY-RX. Orient Junior Sports S'll'i7?27l?j7Ig Team Bayebfzll Team -Q39 A 1.11 ' fQQikENW - sr6i'iS- A Orienf Junior S120 rfs EIGHTH PERIOD STUDY CLUB .lolz GIQUNK, lfVvdl'llt'll .Yt'U't'fillf1' . . . . . RA'r'r1.iisN.uu5 Puma Vin-1'1'v.rh!c11t . . HORSI41If.'XCli K1.oTz Tl'4'rl.!'lIl'c'7' . . , PATRICK QZOIIHN PI'i'.l'jlJt'lIf . , Is.-xmmiz O'BRll4:N CHARTER MEMBERS Aunt Mabel Justinian Z. MCI-Ioscnsnozzlcx Nick Carter Burney Google Lydia Pinkham 'kOf course this is not his real name. Name and address furnished upon request to iuanufzicturcr. Simply clip the coupon and mail at once for free sample. A. 1 42. .Ai2QRlEllZQ3s. rient u nior BEING THE ONE AND ONLY HISTORY OFJOE GRUNK, ACCEPT NO IMITATIONS. FRESHMAN YEAR l 'm'i1b1zlinjv.' if a time-honored, venerable, and convenient expression which originated in ancient times when desperate blocl-:head schoolboys hit upon the expedient of stalling the impending wrath of exasperated instructors by using this simple sound. nwze akin to Latin cum. For further details consult Webster's International Dictionary. IJanjf'f1!mftlerix'ed from Babylonian portfmeaning harbor or anchoring placeg plus folio' H21 perverted form of folly, meaning absurdity. Meaning:-an anchoring place for idiosyncrasies. I. 1.Joe Grunk came to East High School. 7..Joe Grunk was a fresh-man at East High School. 5. joe Grunk car-ried a portfolio at East High School. 4. Why did the boys and girls laugh at joe? SOPHOMORE YEAR Vacul21zlz11j1'.' rlwrefa rather facetious ex ression whose meaning evolved in an exceedingly curious fashion. It is derived rom the Scandinavian t, a simplified form of tsczufph, denoting negation, and Mexican here meaning hither. It was lirst used in iooo B.C., when an inhabitant of Iceland was tried for murder at the scene of the crime, and, attempting to establish an alibi, wittily stated that at the time of the killing he was tsezufphhere. According to tradition, the judge was so overwhelmed by the defendants brilliance that he set him free instantaneously. t'0lIl7Ilffft't '21 historically interesting word which originated in Scotland. It is made up of com, an abbreviated form of come, plus mit, a Germanic expression meaning with, plus tee, a distorted fOI'lII of tea, a beverage. CTea was changed to tee on general rinciples of beauty of form and symmetry. This quaint expres- sion is a sign o the time when groups of people in Scotland met at each other's homes, and to insure themselves against starvation, came with tea or refreshments. II. Joe Grunk went to a class party at East High School and there met Ashea Sizzle. He couldn't meet anyone else because no one came except the janitor and the committee, Joe Grunk, and Ashea Sizzle. Why didn't anvone else come? Before the arty ended, Ashea Sizzle slapped Joe Grunksface. What! do you suppose made her o that? 3235 ' I 43 - Ql?ZllEN7:vf 1 rie nt Ju nior JUNIOR YEAR Vombzzlarju gentleman--probably derived from United States gent, which is probably slang for a male, plus le, which probably has no significance whatever and was probably added or euphony, plus man which probably means a human being of masculine gender. This appellation is probably applied to male human beings of the mascu- line gender, although it probably may mean something else. uwmm-a word coined by one of the foremost scientists of our day. It is composed of wofa shortened form of woe which was used instead of woeful, because of its brevity, plus man, a human being of the masculine gender. To fully explain the significance of the word woman, we must resort to Einstein's famous theory of relativity which states that female creatures, being much more serious than the male, are but woeful men. i III. And now our hero is in his Junior vear at East High School. QYou will doubtless remember, gentle reader, that the aforementioned gentleman is yclept Joe Grunl-cj Circumstances are slightly altered. Ashea Sizzle no longer slaps Joe Grunk's face since she realizes that it would be dangerous for her arm muscles to slap him every time he misbehaved. Women are subtle creatures. All the girls of Grunk's acquaintance are wild with love for him. It has become a familiar sight in East High's classic halls to see a bevy of beautiful maidens gazing open-mouthed at Grunk, humbly smoothing his brick-red hair, and enra tured, entreat him to plerzfe do that Charleston step again, for Grunk's legs are unusua ly adapted to modern steps. Were a line drawn connecting the point of tangency of his knees with the point of tangency of his ankles, the result- ing line would be the diameter of a circle of which each leg would form a half. Qljroof unnecessary since this conclusion is indisputably evidentj SENIOR YEAR I7or11l1nlmj1f.' The writer deems it a disparaging insinuation to the intelligence of omniscient Seniors to assume that explanation of any terms is necessary or desirable! Hence vocabulary has been omitted. IV During his final year, Joe Grunk became a celebrity and an innovation in East High School. Because of the awe-inspired taciturnity of his fellow classmates on viewing him, Grunk ascertained that he was considered an enigmatical, recondite genius. Worshipful yearlings perambulated in his pedal vestiges in their eagerness to emulate the Great Grunk, even in gaitg and once a Freshman was so dazed by his proximity to the prodigy that he was seized with wondrous vertigo, and in his febrility, mis- pronounced Grunk's name by changing the first letter. Terrified, the miscreant with hysiognomy infantiley foolish, absconded and never dared venture more into confabu- ation with Grunk. joe Grunk was renowned as a male of myriad moods. Phlegmatic, oft supercilious in the classroom, Grunk disdained the lowly lucubration of his classmates and scorned to answer the impudent queries of his tactless pedagogues. His cerebral power was best expressed in silence. Proficient in calisthenics, Grunk was unanimously elected honorary president of the Yawner's Society, an honor accorded for the first time in the annals of East High. In convivial congregations he assiduously devoted himself to exuberant-uh, whatever was being done. It was a tremendous calamity, therefore, when the heartless princi al, who I11llSt have been seized by a fit of base jealousy, expelled the illustrious Grun from school. -Q37 - 144 Orient Junior Gasiifed Ads THEY NEVER THOUGHT I COULD WIND THE ELECTRIC VICTROLA! I didn't think so, either, but I'd show them! I maiestically rose from my chair and calmly advanced to the victrola before the eyes of the amazed guests! Suddenly I tripped over the carpet and fell llat on my face. Carelessly, nonchalantly, I picked myself up, lit a Yackel cigarette and saved the day! YACKEL'S FIREPROOF CIGARETTES You'd run a mile from a 'Yackel'! 9 ARE YOU A HUNYOCK? Perhaps you are and you don't know it. I-laven't you ever been embarrassed by a hole in your sock or a vacuum in your head? Your best friend won't tell you. He probably doesn't like spinach either. 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Y. .....-H.-...-,.,.-....-....-..,.-,.-....-....-.U-i....................,..--iv 4. ++- '- QI EI ti 11 tt ti ti ti ti it ti +-1. 'tr it It it it +4- :1 it it rt . . l i 150 1mi1m...un...m.1i.H1.m1.m1m.1t...1H..1..u1m.-H..1.m WALTER H. Wll,SON Wholesale Confectioner MoUQt'1N omncs Jnicii 269 fIl:IN'l'RAl, AVI-I.. liOlIlllCS'l'lfN. N. W n1.nn1nn1im..un1uu1nu1nn1mi1.1it1m.1mi1..u1w1n..1 1.1111nu1m.1....1nu1uit1nu1im1-m1u..1uu1uu1u..1uu THE VARSITY FOOD SHOPPIC Reslaururzl anal Delicatessen mm-. X .nn i. J.. l I 1 S ll r I. lwr In Mini'-rm Hung. l.m-I.-I.-w. l 1 73.9 MAIN Nl.. hAS'l' liorln-sh-1. N X u1nn1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1-4-i1u1 1 1....1 111.111.m11m1nu1uu1.i-.1.i.1...1..1..1, 1 School Supplies. Lunches THE PEACOCK SHOP T85 MAIN S'l'liI'IE'I' EAST lcv Cr:-am. lVlag:azincs. 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COOPERATIVE COURSES Industrial EIet'trit'ity Food Administration Industrial Nlechanics Retail Distribution Industrial Chemistry Costume Art with Retailing APPLIED ART CoURsEs Illustration and Advertising Art, Interior Decoration Art Education, Design, Crafts MECHANICS INSTITUTE The Institute supervisors will be pleased to ronfvr IUIIII you or send furlher inforn111'tion 4. ...K ------...... ..-.,..-.-..t-... .-............ - - -1. 153 1tm1.ni1U-r1lm1nu1ml1nu.1rm1uu1un11m14m1mt1.m1un 'lf IHOU5ANDb OF DESIGNS I But One Slanflarrl of Qualify Consult us for ideas on class rings. pins, club einblems. 5 engraved l'llIIlIllt'lltY6llN'Ill in- I vilations and sm-ial stationery. 2 Free Catalog METAL ARTS COMPANY, Inc. 5 Stone 2l76 712 Portland Avenue l'hom' for Ifepre.se'r1tali1'e T - .... -.-.- .... - .... - .... -. .... - .... - .... - .... - .... ---- .... - .1., - -i- ..-,- .... - ,... - ..,. - .... - ,... - ,... - ,,.. - .,., -..,,- ,... - .,.. -- .... -...p ! Thompson Creamery l I . i I .'lI11n11jfu'tm'c'r oj i Ic:E CREAM AND IcEs WHIPPPID CREAM i lol CIIAMPLAIN S'l'ltliE'l' l T llll ilii IIVI i llfl i llfl 'T 'l'l l 'III T lll' l VVII T lfll i IIIV TlT flll Tull-Q - ,... - -A-. ----------- .... - iq. I , I silos FOR row: 1 . , l CARDIZN HART si VICE I Stone and Ely Sts. i 1-m 1-1-11-1---11 - Ifvv - IIII -'l' - ,.,, - ,... - .... .. .,.. - .... - .... - ..., -. ---- .... - .,.-... ..,. .....g: lf1'f'r'vll1il1,L' Pflr'f'fri1'11l Stone 143 T SYKES ELECTRIC CO., INC. Electrical Contractors 39 lfranklin Street ROCHESTER. N. Y. -..i- ,... - .,.. - .... - ..., - .... .. .... --.- ,... - .... - ,... - .... - .... .- .... - -... --i- - ..,. -. - ..,. - .,., - ..., - ,,,. - ,.., - ..., - .,., - .,.. -i..-..,.- - ......-ug: 'LSay it with F lowerss' MCCRECOIVS, Florists : 'rwo s'roREs 201 Crand Ave. 587 Monroe Ave. 1a-1uu1-m1I-.11.1141nn...un1A111nu1un1nu1un1uu..--m1.m-nn- n1.m111111-111.11.1.-1.-I .my-11111111.1,11111. -H...1nn1nn1nu1ml1mi1lm1nn1nu1nn1nn.1ym1uu1tm1.m1tm- THE ODENBACH COFFEE SHOPPE Breakfast - Luncheon - Dinner Special Fountain Service I9 Clinton Ave. S. 205 Nluin Sl. lfasl .5...-....-..,.-..,.-,.,.-,.-,..,- - - -...-t,.-...- .,-.,,.-...- - .... -. - - - - - ..,. - .... - ..,. -..,- .,.. -..- -..- -....- MAIN 238-239 HENRY SIEBERTS SONS Stove. 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The June 19928 book won the All-American contest sponsored by The Scholastic Editor as the best College Annual of the year. The vote of the following committee was unanimous: lNIn. LEWIS hi. PRYOR of Tl1e Pryor Press lNIn. JOHN P. PAULSON of College Humor Mn. EDWARD G. JOHNSON of J. M. Bundscho, Inc. 1Ye quote from their letters: The very high quality of the Lucky Bag was achieved by having craftsmen of real ability to do the work. VVe, at the Pryor Press, have been very close to the school field for many years through our school poster service. From time to time we have noticed many annuals and often we have gritted our teeth at the poor printing sometimes displayed. The color work, composition, make ready-and everything else concerning the printing of the Lucky Bag-left little to be desired. Please accept the compliments of this company for your very good work. -Lewis M. Pnvoa. The 1928 Lucky Bag which won the prize as the best College Annual in America, won that prize because it was most excellently printed and planned. Our art director, Mr. Tom Burroughs and myself, went over some of these Annuals and in our estima- tion the Lucky Bag was the best all around Annual we had seen printed for some years. The cover was attractive, the printing was well done, and there was an excel- lent use of color-just the right amount. In our estimation it was a perfect engraving and printing job. You certainly ought to be congratulated for printing this Annual and also 1 notice that you have printed other Lucky Bags which have won prizes. - Joux P. 1'AU1.soN. There never was any doubt in mind as to the position of the Lucky Bag. It was far superior in most every manner to the other books submitted. In fact, it was a treat to go through it, and note its genuine thought and careful workmanship. lt stuck out against the field so that it was not a difficult pick. -EDWARD G. Jouxsos. The DuBois Press shares this honor with the Bureau of Engraving of hlinneapolis which designed and engraved the Lucky Bag and the J. F. Tapley Company of Long Island City, the binders. In fairness to all concerned The DuBois Press feels that hlidshipman Ralph K. James, the Editor, should have major recognition. His master- ful work in heading up a versatile staff was outstanding. He practically created the ideas around which the book was designed and built. THE DUBOIS PRESS ROCHESTER. N. Y. PRINTERS OF 1921, 1923, 1924, 1925, 1926, 1928 AND 1929 LUCKY BAGS 1927 AND 1928 IIOXVITZERS gf ..-..- - - .-- ----- .-.... ------------- - - vi' 155 BROWN CROFT REALTY CORPORATION fi? Executive Ofhces: 484 WIN1'ON ROAD NOIITII Telephone Culver 785 Q3 Developers of High Class Restricted Properties 1nu1 1 1 1 1 1 1.1.1 1 1.1.1 1.I1I...- A !'C0lIl1I!IIIl'y .4 rfvvrtising an rl Salvsrn fmship Ifusin ess A rlm in istration Bookkeeping R cal Es mtv -'I' THIS COVER AND BINDING Produced by WM. F. 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