East High School - Orient Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1935 volume:

V ' ■ ' V . V V: c o f y it i t; h t by WILLIAM M A X I 0 N MA R G A R ET BRADST REET HARVEY WOLFF M I C H A E L P E T I T T 0 n 3 Sweet be thy memory, High School of ours, Fair be thy destiny, fadeless thy flowers; Hearts that have loved thee have won in life ' s fight, Names that we honor thy standards hold bright. Our Alma Mater dear, to thee we sing. May all thy.future years new honors bring; May friends thy banner raise, thy foes grow less; All love and praise to our old E. H. S. .4 L M A M A TER PUBLISHED BY the JANUARY AND JUNE CLASSES OF 1935 EAST HIGH SCHOOL R O C H E S T R N y FORE II O R II HE CLASSES OF 1935 STAND AT THE END OF THE FIRST HUNDRED YEARS OF ROCHESTER ' S HISTORY, AT THE BEGINNING OF THE SECOND. WE MARK THE PROGRESS OUR SCHOOLS HAVE MADE IN THE LAST CENTURY. WHAT WILL BE THE STORY R WRITTEN IN 2035? Illll H E CLASSES OF JANUARY AND JUNE, 1935, DEDICATE THIS ORIENT TO ‘THE DAWN OF A NEW CENTURY. MAY THOSE WHO WILL MOULD THE NEXT HUNDRED YEARS LEARN TO SO UNDERSTAND AND RESPECT THE WAYS OF THE PAST CENTURY, THAT THEY WILL BE BETTER FITTED TO CRE¬ ATE WISELY THE WAYS OF THE FUTURE, WHICH IS IN THEIR HANDS. MAY THE WORTH OF THEIR ACHIEVEMENTS DEMON¬ STRATE THAT THE YOUTH OF OUR SCHOOL CAN DO ITS PART IN THE FORGING AHEAD IN KNOWLEDGE AND IN METHOD, THE ESSENCE OF PROGRESS. ft E ft i C A r I « JV T A B L E O F CONTENTS FACULTY SENIORS ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS FEATURES AND ADS Administration Albert H. Wilcox Arthur E. Harris William Retz John L. Merr ell Earl A. Partridge Lucy Eisenbcrg English Department Harold Cowles Elizabeth Augsbury Gladys A Balcom Ann Bassett Dorothy Dennis Effie IL Esson Edna Haggith Benjamin Larrabee Elizabeth McGlachlm Annette O’Neil Margaret Remington Leslie Savage Ellis S, Smith Edith W. Stone Albert E Walker Allen B. W hitaker Marian F. Yergcr Modern Language Department AT, Blanche Kelly Martha Betz Inez D ' Amanda Carmeia Eland aca Antoinette Karp Elsie Neun Nina C + Oglesby Constance Albrech Physics Department John A. Baird Henry H. Keef Commercial Department Roy E Davey Marion R Regly Nellie M. Bowles Joseph L, Briggs F. H. Courtney Muriel Foote William R. Foster May F. Hill Richard M. Learn Lillian M, Lorscheider George IL Mclnerney George Moyer Herman 0 Porter Margaret. A, Ruf Mathematics Department William Betz Rose Abramow Louis Hagan J. Margaret Hope man Agnes G, Keough Genevieve O ' Connell Irene Quinn Paul J. Smith Helen Wescott FACULTY Social Science Department Alice N. Gibbons Lois Turner Linda Brown Eugenia A. Cameron Charlotte A Faber Kenneth E, Cell Donald J. McKIe Ethel W est Milton Woods ms Latin Department Sara Schwendler F. Niles Bacon Jessie Eppinger Bernice Ginsburgh Lillian Stoneburg Florence Toolan Geography Department John A. Baird Estelle Sanford Mac E. Warner Ethel West Biology Department Grace L. Williams Katherine Barry Clara Crittenden Eleanor Edwards Burr Williams Chemistry Department John A- Baird Helma Russel! Burr Williams Health Education Department Henry DiClimenti James LL Fowle Richard Ader Rot ert B. McKay Lillian J. Wangman Eflic L. Welherell Myra S I ogan Musk Department Kenneth C, Mook Reba W. Conway Duane II Haskell Mary W, Stark Art Department Fletcher IL Carpenter Caroline M. Morgan Paul Reichel Study Halls George Moyer Sara Sedita Librarian Irene D. Winans School Nurse Grace Dow die Secretaries Dorothy Geyer Martha F, ftickok Blanche Meiael Mollie A. Rosenbaum Practical Arts Edward A. Johnson Mamie Lynde Albert H. Wilcox, A.M , L.ll.D. Principal Marginian, Vyrerherg, Houck Warding, Moyer JANUARY 1935 CLASS HISTORY On a dark and stormy day four years ago some 150 blushing innocent youngsters entered the squeaking doors of Arnold Bowerman Swift’s shack—sometimes known as the East High Annex—and prepared to continue their “education.” Ah—and what an education that was! Those balmy days when we sat by the window and watched Rochester’s “finest” at No, 3 Precinct sitting with their feet jangling through the windows “protecting the taxpayers’ property.” And who can ever forget those “delightful” occasions when “Abie” Swift had us warm the chairs outside his office—and sometimes he “warmed” us! But soon that fleeting year was gone, and after tearing up our Latin books, we al! walked over to the main building. Here we found some new menaces, John Vyverberg, Eurt Wolff, and countless other “gentlemen and scholars.” We also got acquainted with a certain John Merrill who, growing very fond of some of us, used to keep us for seventh period because he could not part with our company. But that was not all! Left to their own devices for a year, the class’s scrawny “kid-sisters” blossomed out into dazzling specimens of female pulchritude, and soon our so-called he-men got goose pimples over such dainty damsels as Helen Coates, Betty “Mae West” Houck, Ruth Moyer, Harriet Lang, and—you know the rest! We loafed, laughed, “loved,” and tried to pass Regents Exams. Finally, however, the time drew nigh when our high school daze would end. And although we did take life rather lightly, there was many a sigh when w e finally received our diplomas. Deep down somewhere inside there’s a little spot in our heart just fur old E. H. S., and as we continue on our journey many may hope that— “While others come and others go We might stay on forever I” —Harvey A. Wolff JANUARY CLASS ADVISORS Paul Reichel, Gladys Ralco j JANUARY STANDARD REARERS Walter Harding, Florence Linhos REBECCA ALBERT JOHN ANDREW MANUEL APPLE MARGARET ARNOLD DORIS ASH MATT RAKER CHARLES RARC CHARLES BASTUK FRANK BELVA BETTY C AC I AT A AARON CALDERON EILEEN CHEDGEY ROSE CHERKASKY JESSIE CHURCH RUTH CLIFTON HELEN COATES E1TSA COSTA CLOTILDA DAMIAN DONALD ELMSLIE KENNETH FREDENBURG DOMINIC FREDERICO JEANETTE FREED SADIE GOLDMAN ;SI 13H Eiy PVim I w r mil R .. ■ dHBl a fm w . V • ■PQ| KjSBI 5 : Sl Pif V 1 ' . . ( ? ' P r: sltr Pi9ft ! 1 JM _ V i AT .- Yjjyt r sj |ppw c| ,. ' Jf 1 j |ai A jtf 1 . ■ 1 ifiSEH JKj ' j f| Nil , v . j I V w te” 1 B3 ■ ; j 1 v W : By up jjjpj I jM 1 iy , -4C ,y j 1 y r ■R i ANNETTE GREENHOUSE HARRIET GUMER WALTER HARDINC BETTY HOUCK ANTHONY IACHELLI RUTH JOHNSON ROBERT KORPECK MARI JANE LAIUPPA HARRIETT LANC PRANK LA PORTA FLORENCE LINHOS HAROLD MAGIN MARIE MARGINEAN WILLIAM MAXIOX CATHERINE MCCLARIN GRACE MODAL PART BERNARD NEUMARK FREDERICK XUESSLE DORIS NOBEL DORIS PATERSON VIOLET PEITSCHER MARY PERSON AT E WESTON PETERS NELLIE PRESIJTTI JOSEPHINE PERTICONE BETTY PIERCE HARTSAN POPE EDWARD QUINCEY ANNE RELIN MARIAN RICE HARRIET ROTH WILLIAM RUSSELL RUTH SCI lAFFORD RUTH SELKE GEORGE SHAYLER FLORENCE STREB LEO SUMMERMATTER 1 |i ■ 9 1 1 1 | 1 _ _ V9l i ■|. ’. V L £ 1 . • J I V « . 1 i, ' 2 « j ■- ia ' A ' 1 jpA l I ’ 3 E -ify r i m ' , jA ■ f JOSEPH SWOPE VIVIAN VAN 2ANDT MARJORIE VYVERBERG JOHN VYVERBERG GEORGE WALDB FLORENCE WARSH MAE WILDMAN ELSIE WILKINSON HARVEY WOLFF ANNETTE WOLK REBECCA ALPEKT “Becky” Our ' ' pert little miss. Basketball, Baseball. Badminton, Track Meet., Winner of Horseshoe Tournament, G. A. A., Awarded Numerals. JOHN ANDREW Silence is golden. II. lb Basketball, Roman Slate Participant in Graduation Program. MANUEL T. APPLE “Mannie” If is teachers don ' t understand him but tee do, H. R. Baseball, H. R. Basketball, Track., ff. R. Soccer, Swimming Reserve Basketball MARGARET E ARNOLD “Marge” She. has both brains and kanmr. German Club, Swimming, Orien t Staff 1 , Librar¬ ian, Civic Award. DORISH ASH “Dee” Gentlemen prefer blondes. Basketball, Rowling Tenuis Archery Riding Club Orient. Stuff, Usher for Senior Play A Capped a Choir. MATT M- RAKER “Matt” There ' s nothing Ike MAT Ter with Baber. Basketball Spanish Club Cast M, L. E,, Adv. Mgr. M, L E., Business Mgr, Class Play Orient Staff. CHARLES BARG “Chuck” He ' s got the stuff to get ahead. CHARLES R. BASTUK Tall and dark and rather shy. We know that he ' s a splendid guy. Adv, Mgr. Senior Play, FRANK BELVA Good things come in smaii quantities. ACTIVITIES CONSTANCE E CACCIATA “Li ” Fid! of energy and zest. Ail things sne does her best. Basketball, Science Club, Swimming, Renais¬ sance. AARON CALDERON “Harry” Unpreturbed at oil times Basketball, Spanish Club, H. R. Baseball, H. R. Soccer, Spanish Flay M. L, E. EILEEN M. CHEDGEY “Runny” Pleasing neat; charming, sweet- Hockey Soccer, Usher Jane T 34, Science Club, Usher Jan, s 3S Senior Play ROSE CHER KASK Y Quiet but nice , That ought to suff ice. Gregg Award, Typist for Vox, Swimming French Club Tennis. JESSIE B CHURCH Quiet bid sincere. Patrician Roman State, Swimming French Club, Usher Senior Play Consilium Roman State, Basket Lull. Usher Education Week, RUTH CLIFTON “Cliffic” One of her greatest assets is her pleasing dis¬ position- Badminton, Swimming, French Club, Vice- Pres French Club. B. A. A, Roman State, M. L. E Cast of Senior Play Usher Education Week. HELEN MARIE COATES Oar Helen of Troy Usher Graduation Jan, 35, Choral Club, Usher Senior Play, A Capped a Choir. EITSA COSTA “Cookie” Garbo has tong eyelashes loo. Usher Graduation Jan. ' 35 Choral Club, Uahcr Senior Play. CLOTILDA DORA DAMIAN “Cloe” ff certainly is a treat To know a girl who is so neat. Usher 5cmo r Play, DONALD A. ELMS LIE “Don” Not a care nor an enemy in the world. H. R. Soccer, E. H. Correspondent, Orient Staff, Basketball Manager. KEN NTH D FREDENBURG “Ken” He doesn ' t say much, huf when he docs it ' s worth listening to. Civic Award. DOMINIC FitEDERICO “Don” 7 ' he “Big Noise of East High r Band, Orchestra, II. B. Baseball, H. R. Basket¬ ball Renaissance Club JEANETTE FREED Jolly as the day is long Tap Dancing, Swimming, Roman State, Bad- mi atom M. L E , B, A. A. Award, Dramatic Club. KARL W. GALLTGER “Gnl” A willing worker—that is if you exclude Latin. IT. R. Baseball, H. K. Soccer, H. R. Basketball Roman State Official SADIE G GOLDMAN A quiet girl that everyone likes . Choral Club, Gregg Award. ANNETTE GREENHOUSE There ' s brains in that thar head. Badminton, Golf, Track Meet, U, A. A.. French Club, Roman State, English Office, Library, Patrician Curator, French Play, Usher Educa- lion Week, Orient Staff. 14 ACTIVITIES HARRIET GUMER “Pretrad ” Our nominee for an ideal firL Choral Club Tennis, Usher Graduation, UaJier uior Play, Roman State, Swimming, Science Glib Usher April Frolics, ’Wearer of Numerals, PHILIP HALE “Phil” Hale, hale, Phil is here! Baseball, Tract, Soccer, Basketball Spanish Club, M. L. E., April Frolics Choir. WALTER L. HARDING “Wall” The less men talk, the mare men think. -Standard Bearer Chisfl Vice-President, Roman State Patrician Trial of Catiline, Armistice Day Assembly Orient Staff, ELIZABETH ANN HOUCK “BeU” Ian. 35 ' a Queen, Orchestra, Supply Store, Crufts Out, Usher Education Week Stso. of French Club, Usher Graduation Class Sotfiid Chairman, April Frolics, Senior Ploy. ANTHONY E IACHELLI “Kelly” ain ' i ituy, Pm Just r ftfumiV. RUTH J. JOHNSON “Huthie” To polish off fwr education. Hulh added an cophislication. b drain ton, French Chib. Homan State, Pa tri- dan, LILLIAN MARY KOCH “Bobbe” AW High ' g tH friendL R-isketbaU, Baseball, lUidminton, Soccer, Swimming, Hockey Bowling. April Frolics, Wearer of Nutncmls. Usher Senior Play, Civic Award, ROBERT KORPECK “B b” A peak of fun. Asst. Bueine+a Mgr. Class Play, H. li. Soccer. H, R. Basketball, Human Slain, German Chib. MAIUJANE LA TUPFA “Margie” Equal to any situ lion, French Club, G. A, A. Basketball. Usher JVI. L. E . Tennis, Archery, Baseball Track Meet, Usher Senior Flay. Dramatic Club. Gu ide Edu- cation Week, English Library. HARRIETT E, LANG Toots” When did we ever see Anyone so full of T. N. T, G ee Club, A CappeUa Choir, Delegate, Usher Senior Play, Usher April Frolics. FRANK J. LA PORTA “Jerald” Our chess player. H. R. Basketball, H, R BasebnU, Chens, H. ft. Soccer, ROBERT W. LEVAN bob” The arm of Ike hue. Freshman Baseball, Freshman Soccer, Fresh¬ man Basketball, II. R. Baseball, II. H- Soccer Wrestling, Annex-Ray Staff Traffic Squad, Wearer uf E, Orchestra. FLORENCE M, LIN HUS “Flossie” Florence drawn pictures m i well us she drawn friends. H. R Delegate, Officer Roman State, Artist Vox Board, Vox Editor, Usher Senior Play, Guide Education Week, Guardian of Flag, Orient Staff, HAROLD C. MAG1N “Dusty” Quiet and serious. Rather myxteriomt. H. R, Basket ball. If. R. Baseball, Choral Club, Glee Club. Hi-T. MARIE H MARCINEAN “Gin” The ft of nans had a Cleopatra — Glue Club, A Gappella Choir, H, R, Delegate Sivimmiop, Gregg Award, Orchesl-rs, Usher Graduation, Usher Senior Play, Vice-fVcs- French Club, Pnlrlciati. WILLIAM J. MAXTON “Ma Bill is the type Ihut will succeed in life , Ed it or do-Chief Orient. Manager Soccer Car Tokens, Senior Play, If. fl. Soooej II. ft Basketball, H. R. Baseball, German Clnb Roman Stale, M, L, E„ Civic Award. CATHERINE ANN MGCLARIN “Kay” She ' s Oh Kay viith as. Golf, Tennis, Swimming, Badminton Choral Club. A Cappclln, Intcr-Hlgh Practice Choir, Vox Board. Book Store. GRACE ANN MOIMFFARl “Grade 1 A lady a jdiotor and u got d sport Remis imce Play, GrOgg Award. RUTH IDA MOYER “Ruddy” She does things in a gti tel way. Roman Statu. Swimming, H. H, Delegate, Wearer of Patricia a Pin. Usher M, L, E„ Soci al Chairman French Club, Property Manager M. L, E T Property Manager Senior Pluy, lihrary. Class President. BERNARD HULUN NELfMARK “Judy WAaUfl Clark Gable gut ihol I haven ' t got ' Soccer. Track, Wrestling. Singe Mgr, Senior Play, M. L. E., April Frolics. FREDERICK A.NUES3LE “Tom Collin i East High ' s Playboy. Roman State, German Club, Baud, Science Club, Bowling, Cast Senior Piny, Orient Staff, H. R, Soccer, H. R. Basketball. DORIS NOBEL “Dud” As good ns her name. Basketball, Bowling. Tennis. Swimming, Bad- ■ni atoii, CARL OPIPAK1 “Oppy” There ore men as good as Carl—but none heller. 11 R. Basko the II. IT. R. Soccer, French Club, li, ft. Baseball, Renaissance Club. DORIS B. PATERSON “Dude” Seen, but seldom heard, Shy , boi always welcome. Tup Dancing, Swimming, French Club. Ushoc June Graduation. Usher M, L, E., Usher Senior Play English Office. VIOLET A. PE1TSCJIER “Vi” Always smiling; lhut ' s why $he’ so hkeahlc. Swimming, Usher Senior Play, MARY F. PERSON ALE A folly ax her flame, ReiiaissucDe, Gregg Award, Woodstock Award FRANK W. PETERS “Pete” You can ' t bent Pete. Soccer, Baseball, Oplimates Publicum Concil¬ ium, NELLIE ROSE PRESUTTl “Nell” Not bashful, bill lhaiirjhtfuL Guido Education Week JOSEPHINE E. PERTICONE “Jo 11 The best girts make the least noise. Basketball, Tennis, Baseball, G. A A,, R«miis- wjucc. Science Club French Club Dramatic Club, Guide Education Week. BETTY SUE PIERCE “Betty” Sweet Surf Homan State, Classic Clawiop, Usher Senior Play, Orchestra German Club. VO DOCK A K, PHILIPOVITCII “Phil” Jtisl a light-headed gal. SHiiiimiag, Gregg Award, Baseball. F. IIARTSON POPE “Pop y” Another reason why don’l look at the Teacher. Gleo Chih, Hoiuan Sttile, H- R, Delegate Usher Graduation, Hc?ad Usher Senior Play, EDWARD OUINCEY “Ed” Just an old smoothie. ni-Y ANNE NAOMI RELIN A good companion and a Jirm friend, German Club, French Club, Drama Lie Club Library. MARIAN Rif IE ‘ ' Tunuuy” Words cannot relate her merits. Baseball. Basket, haJL Soccer, Track, Speed ball. Horseshoe Pi tolling. BEidmintoa. I. OUIS J. RIVQLJ A lady makes no noise. French Club, Renaissjitice Club, Ushur Edu¬ cation Wcok. HARRIET ESTHER ROTII “Harriet A tight heart Uses long. Roamn Stale, German Club. WILLIAM LI. RUSSELL “Bill” Hassell Wrecking Co,, open all nighl. German Club Roman Slate, Cast Senior Play Orient Stuff, Hi-Y, Manager Basketball, Wcanv of E, April Frolics. ANNE RUTH SCHAFFORD “Ruth” Ideal combination of athlete and bookworm. Swimming. Gym Exliibition, Roman State, CtiM Classte Clawie ,, Cuut M. L. E., Cast Adam aud Eva, German Club, French Club, RUTH H. SELKE “Sclke” Firsl daa scout in more ways than one. Bom an State, German Club, Craft Club. GEORGE ALBERT SH.AYLER 11 G.,LS. , ‘ T ' pbr Att-American Boy , Frfealimau Track r S jcuer, Bfisketball. Tr?mk. Skating Team, Wearer nr E Freshman Soccer, Fresh man Basketball. Rtaerve Soccer. Reserve RaskcthttTl, Ntuner ala. YOLANDA SILLATO Yolie” The stag line’s delight. Orient Staff 1 , Swimming, B seb U, Basketball, English Office. Cast of Adnm and Eva. Orches¬ tra, Gregg Award, French Club Dramatic Club. Usher Education Week- 5ARA C SIVIO Ask Sara; she knows. MA ft Y B STE WA RT “SUrwi« 71 Life is short, so l must play Dmrna tic Club, Grqsg Award, Swimming. Crufl Club. FLORENCE STREB Florence is « good girl who ' s wise She U gel along because she tries. Dtdegato. t.lshpr Graduation, Gregg Award, French Club LEO CLARK SUMMERMATYEK IVAo ' a lhi? man Einstein? Orcbesitni. Inter-High OrcheHtw. Vox Board H, R. Aileron to H. R. Delegate, Palriciau, Classic Classics. FLORENCE SUPER “Soppy” Her name (elb hmi; tjuotl she ts. Swimming Tap Dancing Badminton. Guide Education Week. French Club. Gregg Awards. JOE E. SWOPE “J e” . tjArtny Merrill ' s stooge. Swimming Golf, Bund, Orchestra, Hi-Y, Base- h.rll, French Club Roman Stole. VIVIAN ELEANOR VAN ZANDT “Viv” A musician, poeL scholar; what more could one desire? Roman State, A Cajipella Choir, AraiE Frolics, Usher Senior Play, MARJORIE H. V YVEUBERG “Marge” Her mode.Kty is a caudle to her merit Voice Training, Glee Club. Choir, Soda! Science LaboraLory, JOHN C, VYVERBERG “Jolinay” He ' s fought a good tight—and succeeded. Baseball, Truck. Roman State, Cast of Adam and Eva GEORGE FRED WALDE And he loots an his jhde day. Bond, Ortbeslra, REt-seball Bunking, Guide RrlEicftlioa Week, Roman Stole Banquet Com- raittee. Patrician. FLORENCE F WARSH “Flo” Content I tier Roman Stole, Von Board, Bcmkctbtill, Chief Cunitor Cleric Glasuiics, Roman Stoic Ba i- quet,. Palrictan. MAE WILDMAN Jtusl a lite wire, ELSIE WILKINSON ShCs got ubilitv sincerity, and foresight Uaher, Sethor Piny HARVEY ALLAN WOLFF “Senator” Orator stoUsmnn and scholar— Wolff far Governor in 56. Roman Staljf?. Patrician, Ajjril Frolics, Buiiapiss Mgr. Orient, Senior Play, Armistice Day As- Mdibly M. L, E , Vice-Prt t. Srieuce Club, ANNETTE WQLK The object of our affections. French Club, Clnsa In vita dons. Gull ' Orchestra, Tutor-High Ordiestra, Utshat Senior Play, Eng¬ lish Office, 15 A Q£ Dona Id , Maha n Cappiello, Burke JUNK 1035 CLASS HISTORY Four years ago we were freshmen—plenty fresh! Nothing phased us; not even homework, done on a cooperative plan—you do it, and I ' ll copy. Our first social event—a Hallowe’en party brought forth our terpsichorian prowess. The decor¬ ations were wrecked, and a good time was had by alh Then came the success of our “Junior Clarion,” and finally spring and freedom! Funny—but Sophs at the Main Building are greener than Frosh at t the Annex. Do you remember the weak feeling when after half a period in a class, it was the wrong room? One bright spot—assemblies, especially upper-class assemblies when there was back home-work to be done. How many clubs did we crack w T ilh no perceptible result? Would anyone admit feeling insignificant even now? Why do Juniors always get conceited? Maybe it’s the awakening stage. At least, we emerged somewhat, from that awful obscurity of soph year. M. L. E. made its debut, the Frolics were established, and the Classie Classics were born. Much bad language about a heart-breaking game we lost to Geneva! And then exams! But we survived. How time flies—maybe Senior year is best, after alh Even considering the dis¬ appointment of losing the basketball championship to Madison. The Frolics this year grew—congratulations and sympathy to Hod Cowles. And then those things, ’specilly our own Senior Play, etc. And so the class of June, 1935! Here wc are, starting out with Rochester on her second century of progress. Behold us—the bloomin’ flower of the Century Plant. And don’t blame us if this is the best that could be done—even in a hundred years. We warned you there was no use trying! —Elya Baer CLASS ADVISORS Margaret A. Ruf, Richard M. Learn STANDARD REARERS Margaret Kerklixg. 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LlCA r JOSEPHINE L. LICA ' ROBERT MAC DONA BARBARA MC NERF ANGELINA MACRI DIVTNO MAGNANTI JAMES MAHAN HELEN MALONEY KATHLEEN MAN ION ANTHONY MANUSE CONSTANCE MARCIANO JOSEPH MARCIANO OLGA MECHETT1 J. GORDON MEIER NICHOLAS MELEO MARGARET MERISOLA JESSAMINE MERLE LUCILLE MERSON ROBERTA MERSON JEROME MICELLl MARCELLA MILLER DONALD MITCHELL CORNELIA MOLHOEK ELIZABETH MOORE HELEN MOORE GWENDOLYN MORRILL MARCIA MORRISON GORDON MURPHY MARIAN MURPHY WILLIAM MURPHY CLARA MURRELL ANNA MUSGRAVE MARGARET O’KEEFE ROSE PALLONE WARREN PEARSE MICHAEL PEDULLA ELEANOR PELLEGRINO JOHN PELLEGRINO BERTHA PETERSON MICHAEL PETITTO DOROTHY PHELAN BEATRICE PIIETERSON STANLEY PHILLIPS WILLEMINA PIERSMA HILDEGARDE PILGRIM MARY PIRRONE ANN POIRIER COSMO POLVINO CHARLOTTE PORFIRIO MILTON POWELL ROY PREUSS MARGHARITA PRICE MICHAEL PRIYATERA RICHARD RAAB DOROTHY REED ROBERT REISS ETHEL RICE MILDRED RIGBY LEONARD ROE EVELYN ROTTENBERG IIAROLD ROTHSTEIN KATHERINE ROUSOS DOROTHY RUMFOLA HELEN RYAN JEANNETTE SALERNO THELMA SANES CARMEN SC ALIA ANTOINETTE SCARDINO TRYING SCIIAUFELRERGER DOROTHY SCIIOMAN BURTON SCHUMACHER ELEANOR SCHUYLER CORINNE SCHWARTZ ARNOLD SHONIKER MARY SIIARPE A UR ETTA SMITH LESTER SPECTOR ADELE STANK IEWICZ PHILIP ST APE CHARLES STEEHLER MARTHA STEI NORTH EDYTHE STONE ELEANOR STREB HARRY TENNENBAUM MARGUERITE THAPE MARGARET THOMAS JEAN TILLING KATHLEEN TRUESDALE PHILIP UGOL CORA VAN BRUM MEL DOROTHY VAN DEN BOUT MARIE VAN MALDEGHEM CHARLES VAN MORRELGEM CHARLES VIDINGHOFF JOSEPH VIZZ1NI LORRAINE WKST LOIS WICK MAN RITA WILLIAMS HELEN WILSON NICKOLOS WOJCHOWSKI ELEANOR WOLTERS LLOYD WOOD HERDER ZITRIN WALTER FREEMAN JANET FRIEDMAN JOHN BAUG ACTIVITIES MARGARET ADKIN “Marg” She made Hie best of everything. Swimming. ROXY ALBANIAN “Roxy” “Roxy is a. famous ua iw. Literary, Spanish Clubs, Badminton, Archery, English library t Literary Club Officer, Tennis, Swimming, M. L. E. h 1. R. Club, Science Club, Cast Senior Play. MI IN ME AMALFI “Mickey” Mickey gives Minnie keen competition. English Library, English Office, Renaissance Club French Club, GORDON ANDERSON “Andy” He teas so bashful that his voice blushed, when he used U t Roman State, H. R. Basketball, II. R, Baseball, NATHANIEL ANDERSON “Fan” A grown-up mart , but not above boyish pranks. Basketball, Track, Baseball, ELIZABETH BAAS “Betty” The first tints the queen and Jack make a pair. Roman Stale, Basketball, German Club, Eng¬ lish Office, Usher Graduation, M, L, E., L R. Club. ELYA BAER “Sis” Elm writes poetry. Sis has the fun. Science, Spanish Clubs, Patrician, Vox Board. Library, Classic Classics, Consilium, Literary Club, Pauli fox Maximus, Spanish Club Oflioer. MAE BALDWIN “Hlcmdie” Co Wesf Mae, go West. Literary, Dramatics Clubs, Archery, Golf, A Capped la Choir. RUTH BANT LEON “Ruthie” Breezy, buoyant beautiful—and blond. Inter-High Choir, German Club, M. L. E April Frolics, A Cappella Choir, I. R. Club, Choral Club. MYRON BANTRELL “M T ” He’s a darn good chemist. German Club, Alpha Omega, Hi-Y, Rand, Science Club, Skating, Cast Senior Pluy, MERTON BARLOW lie plays a mean orchestra. Orchestra, Rand, Chorus, Roman Stale. Ger¬ man Club. MINNIE BARON “Min” I know that tardiness is rtot a virtue, It ' s a highly developed art. I. R. Club, Swimming, Tennis, Patrician, Ra¬ man Stale, AVERY BEER “Abe” Here ' s a “Beer 1 ' with some kick in it. Track, Science Club, Sigma Epsilon, Hi-Y, FREDA BERNSTEIN “Freda” “Bernstein for President” Literary Club, Roman State, EVI. L. E,, Usher Graduation, I. R, Club Officer, English Olfice, Orient Stuff, Concilium, Science Club Officer, French Club, VIRGINIA BERRY “Gram” One Berry to a Gram when they ' re of this calibre. Swimming, Raman State. French Club. BOY BIPPES “Blondie” If. looks bleached, but the girls like it. Baseball, Soccer. H. R, Sticcer, Track, Classic Classics, Letter “E. Concilium. HELEN ROGUE “Bugs” V ttieJ the enemy, arid is he cute Swimming, Dramatic Club, Roman State, Choir, EDGAR BORATE “Eddie” Modesty ts my greatest virtm — have no virtues. Orchestra. Raman State, Swimming, Track, Traffic Squad, Hi-Y, H. R. Basketball. 27 ACTIVITIES C. RUSSELL BOSIIART “Rusty” He beat the band. Band. Orchestra, Kdancc Club, ROSE BOYENA “Gtffsle ” Wim, Wig or, and Wibl Uiy , Track Moat. Swimming. Basketball. Baseball, Soccer. GERTRUDE BOWMAN “Trudy” Care in life ' s enemy t so why ear?? Spanish Club. Swimming, Crafts. Choir. MARGARET BRADSTREET “Peggy” If thin world only had more willing Workers like Peiigy. Basket halt. Cup Truck Mwl, Swimming, Bad- miuiorj, Patrkian, Glass Oliicer. Supply Store. Clossk Classies, Orient Kditor-in-Chief h April Frolics. JOHN RRA1IL “Johnny” An athlete in action and in looks. IT, R. Baseball, P+asketbnli, M. L. F., Sigma [Epsilon, lli-y, Crtre Country, Spanish Club. Science Club, CLIFFORD BRA MAN “Cliff tie plays piano—and hawt Orchestra. ELSIE BROWN “Brownie,” To a young heart wry thing is ft to. ROBERT till VOCES “Rob” Js thh why all the girls go io b skdbvtl gomes? Track, Traffic Squad. Cheer-Leader, Guide Education Week, Ili-Y Officer, Letter “E. rr JOSEPH BUDA “Joe” We worship a Bada. Cross Country Reserve BasahFil!, Science Club, RflantHBacuft Club. FREDERICK BUEULER “FWd” A question mark? Yea, a thousand question marks. Swimming, Science Club, t; ER ALDJ N E BU L L ‘Gerry ■ A joily, pleasant pood xport. Swimming. Roman State. Science Club, French Club. M. L. E. VIRGINIA BULL “Jinny” Don’t ter her name mislead you, she doesn’t see red. Swimming. Roman Stoic, French Club, Science Club, Archery, Choir. ELIZABETH BURKE “Betty” may be ox good ax I please, if f phase to bo good. Romaa Slate, Swimming, t. R, Club, Bookstore. French CUib, Usher Greduaiotn, Claris Sof?- ROBERT BUTLER “Ace” jffr’tf a card. Roman Slate, II. Ft. Baseball, Swimming, H. tt IhiskeihiilJ. Sigma Epsilon. Hi-Y THOMAS BYRNE “Tom” Chivalry w not esrUncL II. R, Soccer. Bakkotlmll, French Club, Con¬ cilium, M. L, E. M. ANTOINETTE CACCAM1SE “Cacoy” Qtifwn of hearts. Basketball, Renaissance Club, French Club. HYMAN CALDERON “Hy” High and higher. Hyt H. B, Basketball, H R. Hascbsll, H B- Soccer. JOSEPH CAPPIELLO “Joe” ’roof that we shou 1 good judgment. Glee Club, A Cappedn Choir, Qrclu stru,, M. L. L., Class Officer, ll. R, Basketball, RemiiaaanCe Officer. Clays Pres. NINA CARFI “Nine” And oh the don of wild (kings in (tin darkness of her eyes. Renuissance Club, Swimming, Badminton, T. Ft. Club. JOSEPH CARKURBA “Jotf M ho possesses many fine, manly qualities. Science Club, Baseball, Basketball. VIRGINIA CARY “Tpjui ” 1 dsns hath charms —. A CappeUa Choir, April Frolks. ITALINA CEKASANI “It” Talent leaks out at every turn, WILLIAM CHAMBERLIN “Ed” Sigh no more, ladies, men rri deceirrrx ever. Orchestra, Band, Reserve Soccer, Tennia, M. L, E., StagE Slaif, April Frolic?. ANGELINA CHARLES “Ang” Art asset fa any company. ReuakftHUCG Club, Tennis, HELEN CHASE “Duiohy” She chaws the. blues titBuy. Roman State, Preach Cluh, I, R. Club, Choir. ANTHONY Cl Ml NO “Nim” “Frrxh Air TT film inn to rur FI- R. BtmhaU. Roman Stele, Patrician, II. B r Basketball, German Club, 11- R. Soccer, MARGUERITE CLARKE “Margot” Has Margot pep! Supply Store, Swimming, Tennis, Badminton, JOHN CLEARY “Jack” Good sense and goad nature. H, R. Baseball, H. K, Basketball. HARTLAND COATES “H«rLy” Ah. those women! TI. It. Bucket hull, Soccer, Baseball, Science Club. ROBERT COHEN “Rob” One dwsrTt have to talk toud to be important. JOSEPHINE COUP A DINT One wkase personality charms both Sews. Literary Club. I slier Graduation. Renaissance Cluh. Renaissance Club Officer. VIOLET CURTIS “Vi” TjWt )! yorCre quiet, we surmise Someday you ' ll be a big surprise. OLIVE DALSIS Runny” This olii s a peach , French Club. SARAH D’AMICO “SftUy” A true, amino. Renaissance Club. MILDRED DANG ELM A1ER “Mill” Her voice fits into the silence rather than breaks it. H. R. Delegate, German Chib. Choir. Inter- Eligh Cbuir, DOROTHEA DA Y “ Dot 1T F oiiety to took at. delightful to Vnr. Bund. Orchestra, lulfir-High Band, A Gappellrc Choir, Badminton. Swimming, Patrician. sylvia Dean “Syi” Where ' s Elmer? Choir. German Club, Tennis. MU K1 EL DEC KER “Murr t h Merrier’ appy-go-lucky. Swimming, Tap Pandng. BERTHA DEMBOWSKI “Dommie” 7 ' A? gut hehio-d the wd behind (he Orient. Cla.ssie C.lassie.?. French C.luh r l J atriciftu, Guide Educalkn Week, Anril Frolics, Supply Slore, French Club, PAUL DEMERS “Prof A metiticoi mathematician. Band. Orchestra. Roman State, Chess Club. Chess Club Oliicer. lutei-Tligh Band. DO ROTH V DEN C LEI( 4 D.xt ‘ ' An inborn grace that nothing locks of cultar ■ and refinement, RICHARD DEVERIAN “Dick ' f used to sit and study; now J just $if H. R. Delegate. Roman State, 11. R, fbisk tbnl] Sigma Epsilon. Ili-Y. SUSIE DEVRIES “Sue” A tilde bit of flpxfji ’thing. JULIA IBGIORCHO “Ju” Vjj IJ tx n jewel. ' I’annia, Homan StHLe, Patrician. CATHERINE 1DMASCIO “K” Nu chance of her gulling the booby prtV. Tetinifl. BadmiiiLon, Gi egg A wurd, G . ' . Rnsknibalj, HoDaissuiice Club, Modem Ll - jenaire. Award, I. R. Club. 28 ACTIVITIES JOSETHINE DI STEFA NO “NuGy” A pleasant noise. a Chore I Club, A Cappcllfl Choir, iiss noe Club, Science Club. 1. It. Club. Ml RIEL DON LON “Itonie” � ! viking n r fcr office hours with her would be a poiKture. T inU. Basketball Science Club. Guido Educa- ■ ■-. n Week, Horseback Riding. MARY DONOVAN “Diiiny” Mercury not Dinny” Basketball. Badminton. Tenuis, G, A, A., S Aim mi n , II. R. Delegate. HERMAN IHTEEH “Herm IT Hr was so very energetic. H. ft. Baseball. Basketball, German Club, Sig¬ ma Epsilon. Hi-Y. LEONORA DYVER “Li-e I ' d dyrer “Lee” in general. Swimming. Usher Graduation. SADIE ELENZWAIG “Sny “Soy and we ' it tin if. Literary Club. ELIZABETH EMERY “lleLiy” She couldn ' t resist a joke. French Club. ETHEL EPSTEIN “Elh” Life ' s a pleasant institution Let its take it as it comes. Tenuis. Crafts. Swimming. G- A. A., Badmin¬ ton. Choral Club. Tract Meet. Gregg Award. RAPHAEUiYE FALCONE “Rae” ; o sunshine is brighter than this Roe. Baseball, Bowling. 1JOROTHT FARRELL “Dot” Here ' s tr dot who noi turfy ends buf begins things. Badminton, Science Club, EVELYN FEE “Ev” AU glamour, grace, and witchery. Swimming,, Tap Dancing, Science Club. SANTI5NO FERRER A “Sa.it” My heurt la frolicsome and free. 11, R Baseball, IF A. Basket bull. Science Club, Roman State. H. R. Delegate. SUSAN FEE RT “Sue” Sweet Sue ’ Renai aanco Club, Spanish Club, Science Club, JOHN FITZSIMMONS “J ck” Stars fell on East High. loo. Basketball, Baseball, Soccer, Truck, Stage Stuff. ANTHONY FOTI “T“ (Jleo mould like to haw him. too. Spanish Club Officer, Truck Wrestling WILLIS FOX “Fo ic“ “Fbarfe ' when it catties to electricity. Swimming, Science Club Officer, Alpha Hi-Y, Stage Stuff, Orient Staff. WILLIAM FRANK ‘ Wild Bill” Just how wild 1 Bosket bell, Soccer, Sigma Epsilon, Hi-Y Ger¬ man Chib, MATILDA CALLIANI “Tfllie in interesting and clever young lady. PA LMINA GEORGE “Fat BiUgente, savio, mleUegmlc. French Cluh, ftenaissacnf; Club, Spanish Club. HELEN GETCHELL The eternal feminine doth drum on us. DOLORES GEYER “Dorie” Though fortune often threw her up, if never cast her down. DOROTHY GIAN FORT! “Dot It ' s nice to be natural when one ' s naturally nice. Swimming, Bud min ton. LOIS GIBBS “Le An artist from pencil to paper. Swimming, IT. R, Delegate Archery Sciatica Club, Orient Staff, Mr. DavujBs Office. MARION GIBBS “MimJ” None biU hr metj can he her parotid. Basketball, Baseball, Swimming, Tennis, Choral Club. A Cup pell a Choir, Crufts, Archery, Socc¬ er, G, A, A, MILTON GILBERG “Mill” The natural friend and earnest advocate of rfptf ry good cause and right idea. 1 R. Club. Tonnia, H. R. Baseball, Track, MARY GILLESPIE “Sis” Peppy and gracious. Orchestra, Swimming, Ten nis- DORIS GISLASON “ttorie” Lessons are all right —-in their plat re, Fiadminton, French Club, FRANK GlIOTTONE “Lnui ” A n afhtelic scholar. Runaitsyacne Club, M. L. E, 11, R, Starcer FI, R. Buak.ni.hu 11, H. R. Baseball. IDA GLUSIUN £l t” Wouldn’t she. make a swell French maid? Badminton. Roman State, Literary Club, Literary Club Officer, M. L, E„ Science Club, Orient Staff, I. R. Club. ROBERT GOA TEH “Bub” He ' ll go KOfihin ' around in on airplane some day. French Club, Roman Slate, Model Airplane Club. G LA T YS I iOET FLA LS 4 ■ GJ« l ic T ? Her sympathetic kindness no sort of limit knew. Swimming, Crafts, Baseball, Choral Club. MARGARET GOFF “Goldie” An athlete and a good sport. Band, Orchestra, Badminton Basketball. BEATRICE GOLDBL.ATT “llat yah” AtUio ' no one denies her heart was of abnormal sire. French Club, Basketball. G A. A,, 1, R. Club. Patrician Alain Office Crafts. LILLIAN GORDON “LiU” do not know of upy heller nj« y of making others happy than being so myself. EVELYN GRAVEN A “Ev” A rare compound of friendliness, frolic and fun. FLORENCE GREENBERG “Jilumie” I stay my haste l make delays For what omits this eager puce? Patrician, English Library, Literary Club. Bad, minion, German Dub. German Club Officer- Science Club, 1 R. Club, MYRON GREENE “But” His eyes are fishing with superior gleam SAM GUELLX “Fumy” j tie’s as energetic as cun he. H. R. Soccer, H. R. Baseball, Science Club, Wrestling Cross Country H, B, BsakclbaU. JANET HALLEY “Pntey” 1 ' Carrots — Carrots ! ' French Club Sdeneo Club. MARJORIE HAMILTON “Flnm y ” She will always remain among our imfvrgelabiliti. Tennis, Bowling. WM, IIEIDERICH “Little Orphan Annie” They cult him Skancutelr because he ' Jicar A ahum. Soccer, Track, Wrestling 11. R, Basketball, German Club. M. L. E., Stage Staff. HELEN HENDRICKS “Helen” You lead the parade Crafts, II. Ft, Delegate, DOROTHY HENNEKEY “Dot” Dorothy hud a Utile friend His hair was while as mu hi, German Club Science Club, Crafts, Roman State, Patrician. DAVID HENRY “Dave” How can you took up a word when you don’t know how to spelt it? H. R. Basketball Baseball, Glee Club Orient Staff Traffic Squad Beta Hi-Y. 29 ACTIVITIES RICHARD HERBRAND “Herb” He jtryj Ultle, but thinks muck. Track, H. R. Basketball, German Club. RUTH HERFlCH “Rath” In herself she is a nodal commotion. Swimming, Roman Stale, German Club Bowl¬ ing, Choral Club, Teams, Usher. M, L. E., Classic Cla rales, Supply Store, Horseback Rid- ing, HELENE HERSHMAN “IRdeiie” To be rather than to seem. FLORANGE HOVER MAN “Flo«e” Strang wilt and. soft manners. DOR ICE HUGHES Tkifiw” A quern in the making. French Club, Roman Stale. MARIAN HUNT “Haunt’ Hunt no ntore, Morion is here, Basketball, Swimming, Usher Graduation, Ten- nha, Guide Induestiop Week, Orient. Staff, Gregg Awards. ANTOINETTE IZZO “Anl” The best was t tone ho good, Heaelraacne Club, M, L. E. s Science Club, BENNIE JACOBSON “Rob” California, here I came. H. R, basketball, IT. R r Baseball, Roman State. H, R. Soccer, Golf Team. ANNE JARDlNE “Ann’ 9 You ought io be arreted for breaking hearts. badminton, Swimming, Unbar M. L. E., Horse¬ back biding. Supply StQre. Spanish Club, M, L + E, MARGARET JULIAN “M c” Rub inuff plays well, tou. Orchestra, Choral Club French Club, A Cap- pella Choir, Refiaissucne Club Officer, M. L. E., Tenuis. SALVATORE JULIAN “J. J.” When he gets behind a thing, it ' s just goth click. baseball, 11, R. Baseball, Soccer; Henaiuaantie Club, H, R. Basketball. ADA KAPLAN A terny ready h Ada friend. Baud, Orchestra, German Club, Guide Educa¬ tion Week, Inter-Fligh Orchestra, Roman State, German Club Officer. JOHN KELLER “Stonge 1 Tm virtuous and trace —I wash my neck every day, Alpha Pi Hi-Y, Choral Club. A Capped Choir, Science Club. DOROTHY KENNEDY “Dynnmite” Jlere. ' s a dot that ' s easy on the eye. Guide Education Week, Horseback Riding. MARGARET KERKLING “Venus” Wkai’s more you ' re got arms. Tennis, Basketball, CL A. A., Badminton, French Club. Patrician. Orient Staff, Horseback Riding, Daughter of Flog. I. H, Gub t Cast “Thru the Keyhole,’ 1 MYRA KLEIN BERG “My” The object of our affections. Choral Club. Tup Dancing, A Cappeffc Choir. DORIS KOON She icorks good Tiaturedly toward success, German Club, Science Club. SIDNEY KORFECK “Sid 19 When good, he ' s content with escaping all blame; when fiaughly „ he likes to he t irked I. R. Club, Orchestra, H. R. Baseball. MORRIS KOWAL “Month We ilore nof speak; uiff ' ce been Ihreuletied- Cls«unieClui(. infl, Rasftrve Basketball, Basketball, II. R, Soccer, Tennis, Roman State. RUTH LAFAVE “Ruth” Fair tresses e ' er beguile a man. Usher Graduation, Mr, Davey 1 Office. MARVIN LAN DON “Bra na” Belter than all the hearts in Boston, literary Club Officer, Stage Stuff, M. L, E. MARJORIE LANGDON “DonV ' Just like a boat she needs he.r Harbor, Choral Club, A Gap pell a Choir, TeaeiH. Ajttil Frolics, Usher Graduation, M. L. E., Bowling, Girls Quarter, Spa rush Club, luter-High Choir. RUTH LANIGAN “Ruiltic You’re a erer s dream in spring. Swimming, Badminton, Bosk el ball, MILTON LAZEROFF “Milt” This youth can t help but win oar praise. Wrestling, H. Ft, Soccer, H. E, Basketball, Golf Club, H. R. Baseball, Roman Slate, Patrician. LOUISE L Elf ART “Lou” Life is so short. Swimming, French Club, Basketball, Renais¬ sance Club- Mi NNIE LEDEKMAN “Min” Minnie had u hcciH as big as a whale. Craft . DOROTHY LEIIMANN “Dal” A worker and a student, German Club, Science Club, Roman Slate, Usher M. L. E. MARY LEON “Rshe She takes the rate. Renaissance Club, Baseball, Tenuis, Basketball, literary Chils, FILANOR LE ROY “Nor” ram a, I mw, conquered. Swimming, Archery, Science Club. COSMO LIBERT! “Coa” Give me LibertC or gtV me. death! It. R. Basketball, Soccer, Baseball, Renaissance Club, M, L. E.„ Baseball Manager. JOSEPHINE A. LICATA “Jo” H i ft a cheerful grin for everyone. Renaissance Club. J OSEPHHS E L LI GAT,4 ‘Jo 1 A break for Ihe English Office; or is this “A”? Renuissancn Club, English Office, Swimming, French Ghxb, Literary Club. VIVIAN LODATO “V™” Her frown arc fairer far Than smiles of other maidens are. Renaissance Club. Tenuis, Science Club. EVELYN LONG “Mac” wont be lottg before }dies no longer l ang. Class Delega te. Swimming, ROBERT MAC DONALD “Mac” Mr s the light of oar life , But he goes out every night. Roman State, Class President, Gas Vice-Pres., Student Council. Standard Bearer. BARBARA MCNBRNEY “Buh ” Nice, clever, bright Altogether just right , Spanish Club, Choral Club. ANGELINA MACRI “Ange” She doesn ' t fiddle she plays the violin. Orchestra, Inter-High Orchestra, Tennis, Swim¬ ming, Choral Club. DIVING MAGNANTI “Steve” Mis great name speaks far itself, French Club. Basket ha LI. II, R. Soccer, JAMES MAHAN “Bing” Lord help the ladies with a knight like thisf Soccer. Baseball, Basketball, letter l+ E. Classic Qasics. Sigma Epsilon, Hl-Y. Swim¬ ming, Cast Senior Play. HELEN MALONEY “Iriah” You come late . but you come. Badminton. Basketball. Musicianship. KATHLEEN MANION “Kay” O Kny ' x the word. ANTHONY MANUSE lie could never be accused of a reluct once to b ) Wrestling- Track, ll. R. BasehnlL Rennisianw Club, 30 ACTIVITIES CONSTANCE MARCIANO -‘Connie” We Warri yotcr presence everywhere. Renaissance Club. French Club. Boon an State. JOSEPH MARCIANO Chic” I m mode of staff thofs rough and gruff. II. R, Basketball, Renaissance Club, IT, FL Baseball, French Club, OLGA MECHETTI “BTUfl” Though xhe s short, she has few shortcomings. J CORDON MEIER Gordie” And he played on hi big buss viol. A Cappdla Choir German Club. April Frolics, Dramatic Club Selence Club. Swimming Team, Inter-High Choir, German Club Offices ' . NICHOLAS MELEO Mickey” TFifA a grin from year to year. H. R. basket ball. Baseball, Soccer, Renaissance Club. M A R C A RET MERI SOLA Margie” We re always thinking of you, Margie. JESSAMINE MERLE Jess” Wild hottey. Literary Club, Roman State, Choir Patrician. Frenob Chib, Crafts, Science Oub- LUGILLE MERSON Lou” Small of stature, large of heart. Bnsketbrill. Dramatic Club, ROBERTA MER SON Bobby” Charm by Roberta. JEROME MI CEL J Jerry” East High ' s Maurice ChttHiHer. Cruse Country Spanish Club, Track, f-L R. Basketball, Baseball. Ioier-Higb Training Choir. MARCELLA MILLER Sully” My kingdom for a batkeibull, Basket hall Track, Bashall, G. A. A.� G. A. A, Award, DONALD MITCHELL Don” Mitchell cun .fight Don well. A Cuppeda Choir, Quarter, H. ft. Basketball. CORNELIA MOLHOEK Connie” Dignity, pulse, and an air of grace. Swimming. Basketball German Club, ELIZABETH MOORE Betty” Enst High ' s toniributioii to the Olympics. Basketball Baseball Tennis, Badminton, Arch¬ ery, Hockey, Swimming, Bowling, Crafts, Track. G A. A. Officer Loiter E ir HELEN MOORE Hank 1 Vtid’d think one $wilt could hare ruch guile? Swimming. GWENDOLYN MORRILL Gwen” Hair! Flair! What on ytmr head?—Curls. Bowling, Swimming, Hosrebatk Riding, MARCIA MORRISON Mareie” She. in sack a n ice. girl. German Club. Science Club, German Club Officer, M. L. E., literary Club. German Award, Guide Education Week, Tennis, Eng¬ lish Library. GORDON MURPHY Murph” Ail Ihc world ' s ti stage, and I ' m just a stage- hand 6ft it IT. h, Basketball. Stage Staff, SrioocB Club II. R. Baseball, French Club. MARIAN MURPHY Murph She lakes life easy and merrily goes her way, WILLIAM MURPHY “Willie” Can you not see he ' s a big. hold man? CLARA MUR ELL Clare” Cl ir-headcd Clare. Track Meet, Choir ANNA MUSGRAVE Anne” You ' re rc builder upper. Baakelbu.ll, Track Meet. G, A, A. Officer. MARGARET O ' KEEFE Peg ff y” The maid usa Beauty ' s fairest Queen. Gregg Award, French Club, Science Club, t, R, Club. ROSE l ' ALLONE Rose” No palloneiy ) in this rose. WARREN FEAKSE Aro” A man who blushes isn t guile a bruLt. Sigma Epsilon Hi-Y, Rutimu State, Swimming, II, ft, Baseball, H, R, Basketball. MICHAEL PEDULLA Mikty” People tell me f don l know my own strength. Wrestling H. R, Basketball, Soccer, Baseball, Roman Slate Track, Renaissance Club. ELEANOR PELLEGRINO Ele” There ' s not muck difference Hwhd uw« and El. fttmmssEmee Club Swimming, G, A, A,, Clue Club, Science Club. JOHN PELLEGRINO Ruhinoff” What’s Caesar got that l haven ' t got? 1 If, R, Soccer Basketball, Reserve Baseball Raseboll, Roman State, Patrician, Letter E. BERTHA PETERSON “Bert” Ytiu re the top. S win m ling, Badminton, Pnirteian, German Club. Science Club Officer, Vox Board, Orient Staff, CLausie Classics. MICHAEL PETITTO Mike” Most kartnd, most wise, most everything, H. R. Soccer, Basketball, German Club Roman Slate Patrician Orient Stuff, Track. DOROTHY PHELAN “Dot” Unassuming and serene. Basketball, Bowling, Badminton. Tennis. BEATRICE PlIETERSON Boa” Friendship with her is treasure Won, Swimining. Tenuis, Literary Club, Dramatic Club, Chorus. French Club. STANLEY PHILLIPS Stan” I in a genius ' cause all men are. Choral Club, A C ppella Choir, M. L. E,, April Frolics, RnsehtiLL, Sigma Epsilqn Hi-Y, WTLLEM1NA FIEKSMA Willie” PLersmti Witt is 1 1 f sume sngah plum! Chnral. Club. HILDEGARDE PILGRIM Hilda” A musician who knows her (n)oaU, German Club. Swimming, Tennis, Drama lie Club, Orchestra, Buaket.ball, Literary Club. MARY PIRRONE Shrimp” Never above « whisper. Renaissance Club. Baseball. Tap Dancing, ANN POIRIER “Ann” She golfs, she pants , she rows, she swims. Basketball, Rise bull, Badminton. Archery Swimming Crafts, Tennis, Letter E 1 G. A. A. Officer, Track Meet. COSMO POLVINO C. s” “ pI Hendon! Nasu irons anjaiird ' hiii —- i+ French Club Officer. Wrestling, Roman State Basketball. CHARLOTTE I ' ORFIRIO “Dlmplra” She made a swell French maid. M. L. FL Usher Graduation, Track Meet, Cast Scuior Play. MILTON POWELL Milt” Shouldn ' t it be l William? Homan State, Model Airplane Club. ROY PREUSS Big Buy” Look out, Tibbett! Here comes Bay, Boys Qimrlet. Chorus, hdur-High Choir, April Frolics, A Cuppctbi Choir. MARGHAKITA PRICE Peggy” Peg pegs ntmy fill it ' s done Peg ' s way. Inter-High Chorus. Choir, I, R. Club. MICHAEL PRIVATERA Mike” There ' ve been Michaels arid Michaels but not one like this! RICHARD RAAB Dink” What is this fatal power? IWROTIIY REED Dotty” Not just a Ftecd. ROBERT REISS Boh” He smites al life. So life smiles hack tii him. ETHEL RICE Eth” Sophisticated Lady. Basketball, Citsl Senior Play 3] ACTIVITIES MILDRED RIGBY “Millie” Millie plays eneytking but Rigby tt, A, A. r BaairfmJ), Basketball, Track Meet, Badminton, LEONARD ROE f4 Leynard Rue un to suceess, HAROLD ROTHSTFJN “Red” The renter of everything. II. R, Bnsnhiill. Soccer, BaskoLhalL Reserve Buskotball, Basketball. EVELYN ROTTENBERG “Evey” Full of pep imdfntt of fun. Swimming, Tennis, Gtttf te, French Club, Science Club, Badminton, f. H_ Club. Literary Club Officer, Dramatic Club, KATHERINE ROUSOS Kay” This Kay Rnuxoi. } isn’t stranded. Horseback Hub rip. Bad min ton , It cumin S la te, DOROTHY RtJMFOLA “Dot” With a cheerful sm ile for everyone. HELEN RYAN Beien” Generally speaking—generally silent. Roman State, Choral Club, Badminton. JEANETTE SALERNO •fee ' s a whiz, Renaissance Club. Badminton. Tennis r Base- ball. Supply Store, Dramatic Club. Til ELM A SANES “Tbftlma” isn ' t skin deep. CARMEN SCALI4 “Cnrm” Carm’jt the “nt of eoery deal. H. R, Baseball, Renaissance Club. ANTOINETTE SCARDINO “Sc rdy” I Ye hear her little but the kite ' s there. Humriii Stale. IRVING SCHALTIELBERGER “ScLiu ff” llVjm™, itiamcfi envy where r lial lhaTs no hardship, DOROTHY SC HOMAN “Dot” Since f must, PU go to school. Choral Club. BURTON SCHUMACHER “Burl” Schumacher Studio —Photos while, you wait, Roman State, Orient Staff. ELEANOR SCHUYLER “El” Eicon or Allan—makes no difference. A Capped a Choir. Choral Club, April Frolics, Tap Dancing, CORINNE SCHWARTZ “Connie You’ll find her in {fie middle of a basketball team. Badminton, Choral Club. ARNOLD 5HOMKER ‘Antic ' 1 An athlete and a pood spark Basket ball, Baseball, RCsfiryB Baseball. II. ft, Soccer. MARY SHARPE “Kitty” She ' s too sharp to be flat when she’s n ntarct. Basket ball, Badminton, Baseball, Swimming, Soccer. AL ' HETTA SMITH “Anrrie ' She ' s not 4S cur nr non a her name. Swimming, Choral Club, English Library. Science Club, Buskeib.tlk Ttnms- LESTER SPECTOK “Specs” A mighty import tut brisk in the building of the Imm. Basketball, Soecsr, H. H. Basketball, Soccer, Reserve Soccsr, Basketball, Ibweball- AOELE STANKIEWJCZ “Del” The catnara is a hnnrthsu ohjeri. PHILIP STAPE “Tigor” hate girls, they irriitiif me. I lose (o be irritated. Soccer, Baseball. Basketball, Golf, Reserve Sooflflr, Sigma Kndion Hi-Y, Coal Senior Play. C11A R LE3 ST K E II LKtt “ Ch u l- K m ' ffe chooses fc run. Track, Baseball, Soccer, Grttia Country, H. ft. Brisk til ball, Soccer, MARTHA STEHNOItTR “G� r ky She likes KarV’oxds and Kart nods of etP- terttunment. Swimming, Bad min I cm, CL A A., I. ft. Club, French Club, Consilium, Science Club, Patric¬ ian, BaakutbalL KUYTH E STONE “Kdyllie” Buoyant, full of cheer. ELEANOR STREB “FruuLem” 7At? personification of good nature. Crafts, HARRY TENNENRAUM “tftnny’ ' J Tis nut always the wisest whu hiis the must tu M AflGUERlTE THAPF “Reeky” Rome had its Caesar; the Roman State has its Reeky Basketball, Badminton, Vox Board, Consul, Chtssic Classics, G, A. A - OfIitier T English Oflicc, Guido EduealJun Week.. MARGARET THOMAS “Marj;” Personality play. JEAN TILLING “Jean” Good nalurcd as ttie day is long. Tcimia, Swimming. DORIS TRAL1H “Dutch” She may be Dtxluh, but she’s never in it , KATHLEEN TRUESDALE “Kay” She has a vr y with her. PHILIP UGOL “Phil” Gentlemen are rare; no wander Phil is so mluablef CORA VAN BRUM MEL “Com” t5ujeffi person alliy—fu11 of rascality. Choral Club, Choir. DOROTHY V4NDEN BOUT “Dot” She has musical hands and feel. Swimming, Consilium,, Basketball, Tennis. Bad¬ minton, rrendi Club, April Frolics, Vox Board. Churua, Science Club, Bowling, Roman State. MARIE VAN MALDEGliEM “Von” Amiable, noble, and kind. Gboral Club, M. L. ii., I. It. Club, Seieuee Club. CHARLES VAN MORRELGEM “tliurlk ' ' Charlie ' s home -waJjih your sweetud CHARLES V THING HOFF “ChurJt” Randolph Scott is just, his stand-in. OrehwsLro, Rpflniftb Chib Ollictr. M. L. E.. Alpha IILY Officer. JOSEPH VIZZINI “Joe” I understand eg ant ions both simple and qundratical” M, L. K ELSIE VOSS “Eleir” She ' s no tl 2 Q. hland, LESLIE WAHIt “Les” Found: One Leslie WahL who uiaJt tnrt in (Jo fog. 11, B, BusiibaJL Traffic Squad. JOHN WEBER “Web” “ BbnT you step into my parlor? said the ifpfrfier to the fly. Tennis, LORRAINE WEST ■-Red” IFftm you call me, you see red, ' Ibmkelbuli, lennia T I. H. Club- LOIS WICKMAN “Loey” Loyut, qnkt , and always game. German Club, M, L. E. n Sotence Cl rib. Swim¬ ming, Badminton 1. It, Club, Guide Education Week. RITA WILLIAMS “Rtla Her crowning glory is in the red H, R. Delegate Bad mitt ton. Bowling. Basket¬ ball. HELEN WILSON “SkeejsU” BOBbm ' around. G- A. Ollifiur. Sciftnes UiibOlEocr, Patrician, l H. Club Ofli .:cr, AprrI Fratic , 1Jaher Gradu- ation, Radio RepreserU-Tlive, NICHOLAS WOJCHOWSKI “Nick” IVort jf pons away, but actions remain. fkdmcp Club, Palriciau. H, R, Baseball. ELEANOR WOLTERS “E[” Not too busy h be friendly. Ru ketbuil, UadmiiLlou, Choir, A Capp Ila Choir LLOYD WOOD “Woodle” Piny, bay, play. Traffic: Squad Cupl. H. R. Soccer, Bucket ball, HEKBEUT ZITRIN “Herb” f hr teachers ' joy? H. R. Ba ki.ttball, Ibigehall, Socgrt Human Slnl.e, Reaerve Swcer Manager. WALTER FREEMAN “Red” Cine me peace and a radiof Science Chili, Stage Stuff. JANET FRIEDMAN “Janet” “jf can l remember both me and the library houki” French Club, 1. It, Club. English Office, Li¬ brary, Tennis, Bowling, Dramatic Club. JOHN HAUG “John” tie ' s eery apt apt to do anything. 32 ACTIVITIES . . . . Linhos, Russelli Harding, Greenhouse Ash , Nuessle, Baker, Sillaio Wolff, Max ion, Elmslie JANUARY ORIENT STAFF William J. Maxion . Harvey A, Wolff Florence M. Linhos . Donald A, R. Elmslie Frederick A. Nuessle Yolanda Sillato Editor-in-Chief Business Manager . Art Editor Photographic Manager Advertising Manager Chief Typist ASSISTANTS Lillian Koch William Russell Doris Ash Margaret Arnold Annette Greenhouse Matt Baker Walter Harding Muriel Donlon William J. Maxion Editor-in-Chief Haritey A. Wolff Business Manager Bernstein, Kerkiing, Gibbs , Hurd, Peterson Schumacher, BradsfrceL Petitto, Fox J(li E ORIENT STAFF Margaret Brabstreet. , EdUor-in-Chief Michael Petitto. . . Business Manager Lois Gibbs . . Art Editor Burton Schumacher, Bertha Peterson . Co-Photographic Managers Willis Fox . . .. Advertising Manager Marian Hunt .. Typist ASSISTANTS Margaret Kerkling Freda Bernstein Joseph Mark:and Helen Moore Ida (i luskin Margaret Brad treet Jtd itor- iri-Ch ief Michael Petitto Business Manager Houck, Clifton, Russell, Sillato, Vyverberg Wolff, Max ion, Nuexde THE CLASS OF JANUARY 1935 Presents ADAM AND EVA Directed by Miss Inez D t Amanda January 18, J 935 PROGRAM Cast of Characters James King, a Rich Man Harvey A. Wolff Adam Smith, His Business Manager . William J. Maxion Eva King, His Younger Daughter . Betty ITouck Gorinthia, His Parlor Maid . Ruth Schafford Clinton De Witte, His Son-in-Law . . Fred Nuessle Julie De Witte, His Elder Dauber T Y OLANDA SlLLATO Aunt Aby Rocker, His Sisier-tnrLaw .... . Ruth Clifton Dr Jack DelamaLer, His Neighbor Joseph Mechetti Horace Pilgrim, His Uncle , ,,, John Vyverberg Lord A. Gordon, His Would-be Son-in-Law William Russell Act I — Mr Kings home on Long Island Act II — The same Ten days later. Act III — The Kings farm in New Jersey Three months later STAFF Robert Kobpeck . Business Manager Charles Bastuk. . Advertising Manager Ruth Moyer, William Chamberlin .... Property Managers Bernard Newmark .. Stage Manager Walt Freeman, Willis Fox. Electricians Hartson Pope . Head Usher William Heidrich, Ezra Kqtzin. Art Staff Harriet Lang. . Head of Candy Store Maier, Bantrell, Whilmer , Mciw j Albarian, Porjirio, Kerkting, Bice CLASS OF JUNE 1035 Presents “THRU THE KEYHOLE A Comedy in Three Acts By William F. Davidson Under the Direction of Miss Inez D’Amanda CAST OF CHARACTERS (In the order of their appearance) Grandma Tierney , .., . , Roxy Albarian William, the Butler ., John Whitmer Joan, the French Maid . Charlotte Poarauo Genevieve Yan Camp, friend of the Tierney ' s . Ethel R ice Archie Van Camp, her brother . Myron Bantrell Mary Tierney . . M ARC AR ET K E R K LIN G Jim Tierney, her brother . James Mahan Georbe Allen, friend of Jim Tierney , J. Gordon Meier Act 1—Living room of the Tierney home in Bayfield TEN MINUTES INTERMISSION Act II—George’s den ofT the ballroom at the Allens TEN MINUTES INTERMISSION Act III—Same as Act L Time —Th e press r i L i Inez I) ' Amanda Director 1 1 [ 1 jn dr V 1 ORCHESTRA CONCILIUM MODERN LANGUAGE CLUB ' Hess, Schildt. Meier, Lloyd. Sehmidl. Dangelmaier Johnstone, Houck, Polvino, Foil. Jardine, Kaplan Neidig, Ileiderich, Slreb, Vidinghoff, Greenberg RENAISSANCE CLUB Julinn, Siraausa , Izzv. I. icata Cappietlo, Coradini, Grassi, Pedutla ATHLETICS . . . “Pete” McKay Henry DiCtementi Dick Ader COACHES They say that you never know how valuable a person is until you have to get along without him—this is certainly true about our “Doc” Fowle. For many years East High has had, in both sportsmanship and athletics, an enviable reputation which we owe to this man who has done so much to make East High the outstanding high school in Rochester “Doc” has the ability of taking “green” ma trial and making championship teams from it He has won so many basketball championships that the citizens of Rochester think that it’s a habit. “Doc” has made a reputation of which East High is very proud, and we sincerely hope that, he will be back with us in the near future to bring more championships to this “High School of ours.” L it l ia n H u ngmct n Effie Wether ell Shayler, Mahan, Frank, Hustings, Fitzsimmons, McKay , Russell Tomson , Spedor, Rolhstein s Tilling, tfysner Kowal (Absent) BASKETBALL Nov. 28 . . East High 25 vs. Brighton 13 at Franklin Dec. 4 . .East High 27 vs. Jefferson 20 at Jefferson Dec. 6 . . East High 19 vs. Madison 11 at Armory Dec. 14 . East High 24 vs. Vocational 20 at Jefferson Dec. 18 . .East High 36 vs. Monroe 25 at Armory Dec. 20 . . East High 24 vs. West 19 at Armory Jan. 4 . .East High 32 vs. Tech 22 at Monroe Jan. 5 .East High 33 vs. Brock port 27 at Brock port Jan. ii . .East High 23 vs. Franklin 28 at Franklin Jan. 16 . . . East High 24 vs. Madison 36 at Madison Jan. 30 . .East High 48 vs. Charlotte 12 at Monroe Feb, 6 . , East High 48 vs. Vocational 16 at Armory Feb. 8 . . East High 26 vs, Monroe 21 at Monroe Feb. 15 .East High 37 vs. West 26 at Madison Feb. 20 . . East High 42 vs, Marshall 17 at Marshall CHAMPIONSHIP OF SOUTHERN DIVISION Feb. 26 . . East High 31 vs. Madison 30 at Franklin INTER-DIVISION PLAY-OFF March 2 , East High 36 vs. Jefferson 23 at Franklin CITY CHAMPIONSHIP MarchS . .East High 28 vs. Madison 31 at Franklin Total Points .564 398 Won 15—Lost 3 43 CTl tTf ' Clementi, McKay , Ritz, Marchese, Romano Montione , Museo a, Cotan, 4ppte, rJdetaamM Po irier, Musgrave , Moore, MiZfer Go$ DonoMn, RESERVE RASKETRALL GIRLS’ RASKETRA1X SRATIXG TEAM fee , La Port , iVes ft, Speneer Ptppes, Jcufowt, Lm es , o o SOCCER RESERVE SOCCER BOWLING Max ion. Banker, Shay ter, Fitzsimmons, Franks Marchtse, Goodins, Sullivan, McKay Arkowih, dementi, Mahan , Hysner, Camp tone, New mark, Gorman Doerflinger , Marciano , Spencer . iSmifA, Morg iaA, Di ' GtroJamo Aftfifay Pobfrio, iSpedor, Tomson, Sihler , Siraguosa, Pero, Dra o Lame, Ma tdrt, Prvor iVuessfe, Serp r r f 1 f ■ V - 1 BASEBALL Liberti, Betz, HildebrandL Hysner , McKay, Pellegrino, Arkowilz, Tilling Craig, Rickard, Rolhstein, Hastings, Frank, 0 7 Hanlan Mgr. Palmero, If eider irk, Dombroek, Keller, Robinson, La Pole, Niil , Remein, Marchese, Fitzsimmons, Lang, Coach DiClemenli Assistant Mgr . LaLoggio, Colombo, Sertl, Beers, Schmidt, Bondi, T.; Arnone, Bondi , R.; Klem, Marrocco, Melio CapL Shayler, CL; Bang, Shayler, L.; Wilder, Newmark, Andrews, Domm, Bode, Co-Capt, Sleekier Berg, Bruce , Donaldson, Rothenhafer Osborne, Weber, Goater, Chamberlin TIIACK TENNIS 46 CHEER¬ LEADERS Brydges y Lenfesf, Chamberlin OOLF ANNEX BASKETBALL Freshman City-Champs {. McElwain , R. Mahatcke , J. DeWitle, P. Marcus. W. Mogin A. Clanton, R. Rickard, S. Moniione, F. Fomasino, B. Wright ( absent) x : p m ■MR WHAT THEY SHOULD HAVE BEEY « Roy E, Davey . Marian Yergbr John L. Merrell Lucy Eisenberg Kenneth E, Cell Nina C. Oglesby Kenneth G Mook Donald J. McKie Inez ITAmanda F. Niles Bacon Duane Haskell Effie L. Wether ell John A.. Baird , Pawnbroker Chorus Girl Murdered Sales Girl at Woolworlh ' $ . J P. Morgan , Jr. Spanish Dancer The Street Singer Bellhop ■ Cecile B. DeMille , , Sandwich Man . Organ Grinder Girl on the Flying Trapeze Teacher Milton Woo dams Lillian Stoneburg Harold Cowles Robert R, McKay . Richard M. Learn , William R, Foster Estelle Sanford Paul J. Smith “Sarg” Smith . Allan R, Whitaker George Moyer Paul A. Reich el Edith W. Stone Lois Turner Earl A, Partridge Henry Keef Albert H. Wilcox . Furnace Roman Gladiator Girls Locker-Room Altendnat Grape Nuts Advocate Warden L. Lawes Fred As taire Barbara Hutton Arrow Collar Ad Traveling Salesman Singing Waiter . Minister Plumber Bill Collector Rexford Tugmll Bouncer at Tic Toe Grill Henry Ford „ Just as He Is 48 FEATURES and ARS 5. What ate you doing: my little man 6. My Frans— 7. Collective bargaining 8. After the regents I. Before 2 AFTER, MM 3, GELL-o Again 4, Stan caught holding i - (S tfj p ■L_ 1 JjjLd jr- 1 , i L WeVe had a circus in high school 2, “Clark Gable Phillips 3, Keep off the grass 4, Please, Daddy, can we stay up till 8 o ' clock to hear John Weber’s Kiddy TIourP 5- East lligh’s derby Featuring 11 Man-O-War Leaven wroth 6. Study Hall 7. Oh Fudge II 11 Oh Girls 1(11! 51 1. N. R A, How about a nickle on the books John? 2, We want McKie 3 Dollars and Sense Davy 4. Who wouldn’t stop for her l 5. Sophisticated lady 6. Never mind Roger—if you’re a good boy you ' ll be out by 191ft 7« Venus at the pump 8. 0. W. A. 9 . Heap big squaw wait for chief to come home 10 East High Bus Line Go., Inc., “Sir Malcolm 11 Neuinark, Prop. THE ZILCHVILLE BLAH Weather: Fair today probably followed by tomorrow, Circulation: Doubtful Warburton Whiffsnitz Named Queen of the May GASIFIED ADS Personates : 1 was in a run down condition, writes John Merrill, until I took “BurL Wolff ' s Pain Eradicator 11 (120% Alcohol) and now Fm Completely run down and in a weakened condition. Heartily recommended to alleviate the distressing pain to mind and soul before exams. Also good for Corns Billions attacks, Old Shoes, Stained Clothing, Greasy sinks, and that morning after feeling. The Book Store wishes to announce that car tokens and milk bottle tops will not be recognized as legal tender. If you have sore eyes, itching eyes, watering eyes, or Simon iz Youse MOYERine and you ' ll never look the same again, Harriet G umer will sing tomorrow, in East Iligh’s basement, a song entitled She Wanted a Career, but She Married a Chiropractor and he Held her Back,” Frankenstein: I will meet you Friday at 8 P. M —Your Cousin Phil Stape, You too may become a member of the E. H. S, Stooge Club. Just tear the top off of East High School and write your name and address and mail to us promptly. On second thought inclose 10 bucks and forget the coupon. As an added inducement we will send you Leo Summerm alter Trilology on how 1 con¬ quered the Measles, Joe Swope, E. H, S, Representative Found: One complete assignment—Owner please ap¬ ply at office for paper and congra tula tons. For Sail: House: All modern improvements includ¬ ing Smears-Rolvback Catalogs. Cheap, see George Walde—Front Street, For Rent: Set of text books suited for any subject. As good as new they have not been used. Must sell now as am short of cash. Call any student. THE BLAH’S WHO’S WHO Judy Neumark—2nd Sir Malcolm Campbell Bill Russell—Professor Russell, R.A.T. Walter Harding—2nd Einstein Leo Sommermater— P ? P? ? Lillian Koch’—2nd Ginger Rogers H el en Co ates— Cleop a tra Harvey Wolff- 2nd Henry George Bill M avion— 1 Censored ’ f James Mahan—Traveling Salesman Fred Nuessle—2nd John A. Baird Catherine McClarin—Marie Dressier “Jo” Bradstreel— Fan Dancer Harvey Magilicuddy Wolff-Cub Repohtah P.P. —A mind the aroma of drooping pansies, War- burten Whiffsnitz of Front Street Blvd, was to¬ day named Queen of the May, “Oh, fudge 1” said Warby who incidently was the win¬ ner of the Y iff niff Fudge- Eating Contest held one year ago. All you ardent fudge fans will remember that- in that contest Warby ate six tons of fugdc and then explaimed, How’s mit you, mine lee tie peed goon?” This is not the first honor that has befallen unto our lily-white Warby, Warby has been an honor student at Hill a 1 Dale School for Girls, and has maintained an “A” record in study hall for the last twenty -five years, He, also, won the school ' s wrist-slapping con¬ test and for his ability in this lost art was awarded a pink silk wrist band by the 0. Swish Zilch Ribbon and Stooge Company of Y ahsed- dit, Michigan. When interrogated about his future plans, Warby said that he will continue his studies at Herman SlovinVs Kindergarten. Warby con¬ tends that “what the world needs is a good five-cent- kindergarten!” Hants Press. Asterisks, SPECIAL BULLETIN All those pupils who pass the IV-2 English Regents, k 1 nd I y assem hie i n the phone booth in the main office for a banquet sponsored by the faculty. 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