East High School - Orient Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

 - Class of 1935

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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. Robert MacDonald

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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



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