East High School - Orient Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1939 volume:

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' presents THE 011113 T the slzglb 'J log 1 I I l .A .K W We 52 I ij, L-X-I M A' ' ' 'f r-faivjl Uh 4. ---.Jai-gms: . I. x. .r,, . . lxihl. I al , Y ku A 1 , .I . vw ,. ..'-' - I 4 1 , .av . fr. xl waz' ul? 's., ALMA oMATi Sweet be thy memory,l High School of oursg ' Fadelesa thy How rs Heatts that have loved . Have won lighwg, Names tink we lxdfaofff , Th nan ' rail hold ba A ' l:airberhy destiny, ' -,Q . 'gin Q Q ' Wa 1 A! Our Alma Mater,Qr, To thee we singg .1 May all thy fueui-e years New honors bringg May friends thy banner raz Thy foes grow less, All love and praise to our Old E. H. 'S. sl' ff . , - gf, 'wif' A ,qi X' ,. ,4. 'EQ-, . '-Nc . -I-' .- FOREWORD WE, THE SWARTHY SEADOGS OF THE GOOD SHIP EAST HIGH, WHOSE STAY VIS NIGH O'ER, HAVE KEPT THIS LOG OF THE DEVELOPMENTS ON BOARD DURING OUR ENLISTMENT, SO THAT YOU WHO REMAIN TO SWAB THE DECKS WILL FOREVER REMEMBER YOUR FORMER FELLOW SEAMEN, AND SO THAT WE WHO LEAVE SHALL NEVER FORGET EACH OTHER. AS YOU FINGER THE PAGES OF OUR LOG, MAY THE STORMS AND CALMS RETURN 'FROM THE SHADOWY PAST AND BECOME PART OF THE PRESENT ONCE MORE. AS YOU LOOK AT THE PICTURES OF YOUR CAPTAIN, OFFICERS AND CREW, MAY YOU HEAR THEIR VOICES AGAIN, AND RECALL THE MANY HOURS THEY SPENT AT YOUR SIDE BY THE WHEEL, GUIDING OUR WORTHY CRAFT INTO CALM SEAS. CONTENTS HONORABLY DISCHAROED LIFE ON BOARD SHIP,S TEAMS SHIP,S OFFICERS THE SPYGLASS FOR LANDLUBBERS 2 kk 4,. .1 . OF' XVILLIAMIC. WOLGAST WE HONOR OUR CAPTAIN September 1938 was the dawn of a new era in the seasoned life of the S.S. East High School. Our beloved Alma Mater found herself in new though not untried hands. Our spray-washed helm no longer felt the touch of those hands which had steered her safely through storm and calm for many long years of faithful service. Uncertain, the Crew watched with eyes which demanded much and greatly feared lest their new captain should not meet such strict standards. But oh, how groundless those fears were! Before the first month upon the high seas had passed, the genial smile of the Skipper had become a familiar sight upon the decks. Soon we found to our intense satisfaction that strong hands steered our storm-tossed Vessel to its destination. And so we wish to you, Mr. Wolgast, the best of luck as Skipper of East High School. As a token of our good will, we, the 1939 Crew, dedicate this, our HOrient, to you. 3 Zin jllllnzmnriam ROY E. DAVEY On November 1, 1938, our log recorded the passing of Roy E. Davey. With the same stroke ofthe pen and at the same time it also recorded a great loss to the good ship East High. Our scribe daily h welcomed the new day's blank page and had entered the day's account and osed the book withthe feeling of satis- faction that another day had passed leaving only something to the advantage of our ship. But this day our scribe regrets his positio,n'and slowly writes ofthe death of a noble oHicer. Only as the positions and circumstances, 'which were occupied and met by him, again made their annual appearance on the ship's Calendar, did we realize his great importance in our ship's life. Time alone has taught us how to readjust ourselves and get along without this beloved. We miss him. A greater honor no man could hold than to be missed and remembered by all who knew him. 4 ISQ Qfexb GX XQWQNXX XNQWY Cb fi sgxxbfc 'X Sai f' wg fm. ' 1.1 6 1 -flaw eff? I ,E I ' ' ' F f Y 4 Q no M s 514. . W Y A - 01 5 JANUARY CREW ADVISERS MR. lf. Nuns BACON AND MRS. LINDA BROWN naw Through the many hectic and storm-tossed meetings ofthe January 1939 crew in fo'c'sle 101, the advisers, Mrs. Linda Brown and Mr. F. Niles Bacon, saw to it that we kept on our course and did not drift toward the hidden shoals. When, because of our inexperience, we asked Mr. Bacon's advice, he would rise slowly, twirl his Phi Beta Kappa key, and set us on the right course. To Mrs. Brown the January 1939 crew owes a debt of gratitude for her diligent efforts to make every- thing we attempted as safe and successful as sailing in familiar waters. So, Mrs. Brown and Mr. Bacon, the crew of January 1939 salutes you in hopes that others may be as fortunate as we have been in having you as class advisers. STANDARD BEARER DAVID EDWARDS GUARDIAN OF THE FLAG JEAN Rorassiau .I -XNUARY CLASS OFFICERS DUNN, P!'f'A'Ilfz'III lflifl n, 7il'r'tl,f1l7'l'f Rui-'SSI-,R, SfrrrI11l'y li-xku, 1'lin'-1'1'r,i'l'1l1'rlI ,fl , HISTORY 0F THE JANUARY CRE Freshmen l That was the name given to us on that January morning when we went through the process of getting settled in our higher chairs of learning. lt was not long before we found out that orientation had nothing to do with Tong Vlvars. and that this topsy-turvy world had a way of righting itself. Such strange things happened to the class of -lanuary 1939! No sooner had we learned the rules and regulations of the Annex than a drastic change took place in our orderly lives. Because of a large class entering the Annex in September we were thrown to our fate a half a year sooner than we had expected. VVe were pioneers all over again in the spacious Main huildingf, Like everything else, the change soon hecame more like English and less like Greek to us, and we were shouting for more worlds to conquer. All ofa sudden we became upper-classmen with that know-it-all look in our eyes, llut that was part of our make-up even if it did get on everyone's nerves. Then came that final term. Vlve knew all the words to the Alma lVlater. Our desire to hecome proficient in our studies increased, and we struggled to cram everything we didn't know into the remaining few months. The class of January 1939 will always he grateful to Mrs. lirown and Mr. liacon for their untiring efforts in helping us to have a successful party and graduation. We had the honor to he the last January class to graduate from East High School. Graduation was a very joyful and solemn occasion for it meant that the world was shouting for us to conquer it. 7 ROBERT ADF, BOB, S3 Rosewood Terrace Soccer 2, 3. 4: Track 2: Xmas Frolics 3: Growing Pains 3: Spanish Club: French Club: I. R. C.: Pres. Genesee Area Hi-Y Council: Graduation Program Jan. 139: Usher -lan. 'FS Graduation: Chairman College Information Day: Sergeant-at-Arms, Constitutional Con- vention: Wearer of Rf, No. 28 Springfield IQDNA IVI. AITKIN. 1350 Culver Road Roman State l. 2. 3, 4: Vox Board 2, 3, 4: Ifditor-in-Chiefof Vox 4: I. R. C. 3, 4: bsher Frolics, l'arent's Night: Orient Statli: Concilium 3, 4. Al.ICI'1 ALIIARIAN, 239 Chamberlain Street Usher for Frolics 1939: I. R. C. 3. 4: lladminton 4: Ping-Pong 4: Spanish Club 2, 3, 4: Usher for Growing Pains. No. 33 Undecided DOROTHY AI.l.IiN, I'1Nx11i, 2248 Main Street Tennis: Bowling: I. R. C.: French Club: Iisher Know Your School Week. No. 52 Cornell C. MAR-IURIIC BARG, HIVI.-XIKKEII-1,H 460 Rosewood Terrace I. R. C. Sect. 4: I. R. C. 2: Usher ,lune 'Sli Graduation: Choir 2, J: Xmas lfrolics '36, '37. No. ll Undecided CRAIG R. l3ARl.GVl', 250 Corwin Road French Club l, 2, 3, 4: German Club 3, 4: Roman State l. 2: liand 2, 3, 4: Inter-Hi Band 2. 3, 4: Choir 3, 4: Frolics US: Ad. Iiditor Orient 79: French Departmental Honor Award Elan. US. Monroe Michigan U. FVIILAN DAVID BARNIQS, 279 Grand Avenue Patrician 2, 3, 4: I. R. C. 3: 'lirack 2: German Club 2, 3, 4: Pres. German Club 4: Roman State l, 2, 3, 4: Dramatics 2, 3, 4: Growing llains 4: 'I ommy 4: l,atm Award: Concilium 2, 3. No. 33 Annapolis RUTH ISARZ, BARxY, 79 Mildorf Street German Club 2: I. R. C. 2, 3, 4: Swimming I: Basketball 1: 'liennis 2, 3: Badminton 5: G. A. A. l: Usher for Xmas lfrolics 4: Ping-Pong 3. NO. 52 Undecided UIOSICPH S. BliR'I'RAlVI, joe, 351 Webster Avenue Alpha Hi-Y President: Tennis 3: Golf 4: Social Chairman jan. '39 Class: l. R. C. 2, 3. No. ll Undecided FRANCES BIEUCHICI., S9 Brentwood Street Our Lady of Mercy Undecided l3If'l I'Y CH RISI, BET, 565 Hazelwood Terrace Bowling: I. R. C.: German Club. No. 52 U. of R. JANE ELIZABETH CLARK, HJANIE,u 172 Baldwin Street German Club 2, 3, 4: Roman State 1, 2, 4: Concilium 3: Vox Board 2, 3: Usher Parents Night. No. 33 R. B. I. PEARL CLARKIL, 41 Umversitv Avenue No. 3I Undecided DOMINIC COI.OI II. K'Dox1, 30 I'irst Street Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Ifrolics 3, 4: Senior Play 2, 3. No. 27 llndecidul I'HII.l.Il, Q IJRRY ,113 l ,IIlPII'C l3lwd. French Club l. 2, 3: liand 1, 2, 3. 4. No. 28 Cndccidcd HARX IA lJl'AN Il lla, Dia, IJO .Akron Stn-et Baseball I, 2, 3: Basketball 2, 3: Soccer 2, 3, 4: H. R. liaslicti 3 v l, -. 3: I3and l, .., 3, 4: Orchestra l, 2, .3, 4. No. 28 lncliudid SlIlRl,IfY C. DRAKIC, SHIKI, 313 Garson Avenuc April lfrolics I: Choir l: 'liennis I, 2: liadminton I, 2, 3, 4: I. R. C. l, 2: Basketball 2, 3, 4: U. A. A. Council 3: Track Meet 2, 3: Gregg Award 3: liaseball 4: llorseshoes 4: Gyrn I,eadcl'ship 4: NI r. IDIIVCACS Olhcc 4: Mr. l ostcr's Olhce 4: G. A. A. President 4: Constitutional Convention 4: Usher june '33, vlan. '39 Graduation. No. 31 lindt-cicled MIl.lJRIiD C. DI'l l Y, Ihr:-', 2180 liast Main St. G. A. A. 2: I. R. C. 3. No. PZ RAY DUNN, 21 McKinley Street German Club 2, 3: Concilium 2, 3: IYOX Board 2, 3: H. R. lfasketball l, 2: President Senior Class: Dramatics Club. No. 52 lnol R. DAVID ICDWARDS, Dave, 227 Parse-Ils Avenut Band, Orchestra, Bowling. Tennis, No. 33 lndccidul ARTHUR I-.I.I.IS, 247 Webster Avenue Hand I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, VI restlmg 2, Crerman Llub -, 3 No. ll Iiuckm-ll IIANNAH I'iS'l'lfRlVI,AN 416 Cedarwood 'licrracc I. R. C. 2, 3, President 4: Roman State I, 2, 3: Nox liouc Concilium 2, 3: French Club 3, 4: 'liennis 1, 2, 3: Social Cllaiim in I lan. '39 Class: Usher Christmas lfrolics 2, 3: Orchestra No. 3.1 0 WIl.I,IAM l IiIS'I', l3i1.1., 643 Parse-lls Ave. H. R. Iiasketball 3: Swimming 3, 4: German Club 2, 3. NO. 11 Undecided ROISICRT FIIfI,D, lion, 624 Longview Terrace I 1 Reserve Basketball 1, 2, 3: Head Usher of Frolics 3, 4: Conulrum 2 3 Treas. Senior Class 4: I. R. C. 3: Head Usherjune '38:Constrtut1on1l Convention 4: Patrician I, 2, 3. No. ll U ol R MARJORIE FULLER, 93 Bedford Street Archery 2: Bowling 2, 3, 4: Horseshoe Pitching 2. NO. 11 Llndecided Ll'fS'l'l'lR C. GISIGHR, l,1is, 241 Cedarwood lllerrace Basketball lg Homeroom Basketball 2: Choir 3, 4: Spanish Club 3. No. 33 lvndecided S LOUIS GLUCHOVVSKI, LoL',l' '72 Jersey Street 9 Choir 1: German Club: Frolics 1, Rille Club: Horseback Riding: Bowling. I lNo. ln Undecided .ILVNH GOODRIDGPQ, '4JL'NN115, 13 Webster Crescent Ci. A. A. l: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball l, 2, 3, 4: Speedball 2. 3: Hockey 2: Tennis 2: Badminton Z, 3: Dancing Class 3: l. R, C. 2, 4: Dramatic Club 2: Varsity Club 4. No. 33 Undecided ' 4 . !:jlLI.IA. '. l'lL1l,ipPmql31i,1,: 31 Brookfield Road 're Club Ukencing Cl: 3: Jan. Class Photographic lfditor 4: . . Baseball 3: Science ub'3, 43 Track 3:-,Dramatics Club 4. No. Mfr' ' vfUniversity of Michigan auf l'lRANCl'lS HUDSON, FRAN,'l 120 Hampden Road Concilium: Senior Play 3: Riding 3. No. ZH R. B. I. PAULINIQ KA'l l'.-VU, uPOI.LY,l, 75 Ferris Street Bowling 2, 3, 4: Patrician 4: Vox Board 2, 3, 4: Roman State l. 2, 3, 4: Tennis 4: French Club 3, 4: Usher June 338 Graduation: Csher lfrolics 337, 338: Ol-lice Assistant 4. No. ll Undecided HENRY PAUL KEHRER, 50 Mildorf Street Patrician Pin l, 2, 3, 4: German Club 2, 3, 4: German Award: Usher Jan, '38, june '38 Graduation: L R. C. 2: Business Manager '39 Orient, Honor Roll Z, 3, 4: Vox Board, Roman State. No. 52 University of Rochester DONALD KI'll'llLli, 33 Melville Street Science Club 4: l. R. C. 2: Usher Dec. Frolics 4. No. 33 Undecided BRL'Clf M. KCNKIQL, 4'OscAR, 735 Grand Avenue Orchestra l, 2, 3. No '37 Univcrsitv of Rochester ROSP IINDLI OW IOUTSII- 113 l' ast 'Warn Strut Choir 7 3 4 School ol Lommerce ei. 4 , 4U1LTS'1'lMi xiautrso cus l2Sl'lifthStreet 4 Renaissance 2 3 4' Reserve Soccer 3' Soccer 'lieam 4' Varsity Club 4' i L - Homeroom Baseball 3: Homeroom Basketball 3. University of Southern California 'K' FLORENCE MATHFIS, 49 Mayfield Street G. A. A. 2, 3, 4: G. A. A. Council 4, German Club 2, 3: Badminton 3 years, Basketball 2, 3, 4g tennis 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2 years. Undecided MAY NlcKlflf, 1104 Cedarwood 'liL'I'I'ZlCL' l. R. C. 4: Patrician 2, 3, 4: Spanish Cluh 3, 4, Const. Convention Delegate 4, Bowling 2, 3, 4: Badminton 3: Orient Stall '39, l'ridt-cided -ll'.AN lNlr:Nlfll,l., 23 Alexis Street llerinan Club, Bowlingg Assis't to l,ll1l'2lI'l2lI11 l'Sl1t'I' for blllll. '3QSg lleatl llsher for Open llouse '3S, Choir: Xlistress of Costume for I,t'ffl-fllllf Ft':w',' Banking. 1 School of Commerce AIUNIQ Klll.l.lfR, .ll'NIE, 233 l.yndhurst Street Y. VY. C. A. Rochester Business lnstitute lfl.lZABl'f'l'H MOORE, SOIL. lol Atlantic Ave. Choir l, 2: Baseball 2, 3: Badminton 2, 3. 4: Ping Pong 4: Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Speedhall 2, 3: Hockey 2, 3, Horseshoe-s 3: Vox Board, U. A. A. Officer 2, 3, Patrician 4. Lniversity of Rochester -IOSICPII MOORE, JOE, lol Atlantic Avenue Cross Country 1, 2, 'liumbling l, 2, Yolley Ball 3, 4g ll. R. Baskethzill 2, 1. llndecided ROY MOORIQ, uvllliASlil,,H 15 Garson Ave. Choir, Frolics, H. R. Soccer, ll. R. Basketball, 'liumhling 'l't-nm. lindecidcd Bl-Q'l l'Y MUNGICR, BH'i rs, 1330 Park Ave. Library 2, 3, 4: Dancing, Bowling. Y I . Q I niversity ol lowzi GORDON D. NACY, LITTLE JOHNJ, 421 Melville Street Spanish Club President '37, Patrician Pin 4 years, l'sher at june S january Graduations, Editor in Chief of Orient Elan. Class, Yox Board, Roman State, Archery, Baseball. NO. 33 Undecided CAROL E. NOBLINI, SPLfNKi',', 322 Melville Street lnter-Hi Choir 2, 3, 4: lf. Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Roman State l, 2: Herzild StaH'2, 3, Art Editor 2, 33 French Cluh 3, 4: Bowling 2: lfrolics l, 4. No. 33 lfzistman School of Music B1i'l l'Y M. OATWAY. 277 Laurelton Rd. German Club, Roman State, Annex Editor of Vox, Csher Parent's Night, Concilium 4, Riding Club, Badminton, Csher .lune l3S, Csher Growing Pains, l. R. C. lindecitletl LICNA OGNIBENIQ, 4'l.l2E,l' 204 N. llnion Street Badminton 2, 3, Baseball 2, 3, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Horseshoe Pitching 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3g Speetlball 3g Ping Pong 4. I Undecided 6 . .',: My RUTH OWEN, lisa, 37 Richland Street Choir I, 2g Baseball Z, 3g Bowling 2, 3, -lg Orient Stalfg German Club 3, -l. Highland Hospital JEANNIE ROIESSICR, 22 Denver Street German Club: Roman State: Assoc. lid. of Vox: Secretary of Classg Guardian oflrlagz Patriciang Const, Convention Delegateg Badminton, l'sher .Iune '3S Graduationg Conciliumg Usher of Growing Painsgn lisher Parents' Night. Undecided ROSIC S. ROMANO 333 Bernard Street Baseball 2, 3: Badminton 2, 3g Ping Pong -lg Choir l, lg Basketball l, 2. 3: Horseshoe Pitching lg Speedball 3, G. A. A. 2, 3, -l. l ndtcidtd HAROLD ROI HSI l-.IlN, Reise, 124 Delevan Street H. R. Basketball 3, -l. H. R. Baseball 3. H. R. Soccer 3. C hetrltadtr 3, -lg Organizer Varsity Club lg Student Council -lg Constitutional Convention -l: Publicity Manager for Baseball -l. Undecided SUSIE SCARDINO uIJlN IY,ll 470 Bax' Street Roman State l, 2. 35 Patrician 2, 3g I. R. C 2, 3, -lg Renaissance Club Z, 3, -lg Usher Christmas Frolics -la Usher Growing Pains -lg Usher -lune 'SS Graduation -lg Il Piccolo Scrivanon Stall! l. No. 25 Brockport Normal -IOHIN A. SC Hl.l.H. -Ixus, 139 Ackerman Strut Stage Crew -lg Science Club 3, -l. No. ll l l'lLlLQ.lllLLl ,lOSl',Pl'I SPl'.RAlNlA, UCL'Rl.Y,U 67 Aurora Street ll. R. Basltetball 2, 3, -l, H. R, Baseball. N0 31 R. B. I. BERNARD SPINICLI., UBI-IRNIE,H 5-l2 Merchants Road H. R. Baseballg Science Club, Pbilatelyg Usbered at lfrolicsg H. R. Soccer. Undecided RUTH S'l'l'IAR, 3-l Mildorl' Street I. R. C. -lg Switchboard l. Undecided IDA S'I'l'II.I'l'ANO, 71 Aurora Street Orchestra l, 2, 3, -lg Choir l, 2g Ping Pong -lg 'llennis 2, 3, -lg Horseshoe Pitching 2. Cndecided l.UCll.l'1 li. STIO, Lucy, 500 Bay Street Annex Band and Orchestra lg Band 1, 2, 3, -lg Swimming Zg 'llennis 3, -lg Renaissance l, 2, 3, -lg Renaissance Secretary 3, -lg Dramatics Club 2, 3, Ping Pong -lg Badminton 3: Science Club 3, -lg Secretary Fast Tri-Y 3, President Iiast Tri-Y -lg Dancing -lg Candy Girl Growing Pains , Delegate at Conference in Syracuse. No. 25 Dental Dispensarv WAl.'I'liR L. TRAVIS, WALT, 332 Parsells Avenue French Club 3, -lg I. R. C. 3, -lg Science Club l, 2, 3, -lg Manager Baseball Team 3, Hi-Y Secretaryg Vice President Science Club -l. University of Cincinnati ROBERT H. VAN AS, BOB, 356 Rosewood Terrace Choir 1, 2, 3: Band l, 2, 3: Orchestra l, 2: Track 2. Soccer 3. 4. lVlgr. Boys' Choir 2, lfditor in Chief Herald 3. No. ll Undecided DOROTHY 1 NlDTlZ1IR, l off. 195 Peck Street German' Club , 45 Conclil u . Choir 2, 5, -13 Bowling -1. 'I Highland llospital RICHARD W. VAN VOORHIS, Dick, 210 Hazelwood Terrace Chess Club 2. .lg Rifle Club 23 French Club 2, 3: Science Club -1. Hi-Y Gregarians 3, -1. No. ll New York School of Forestry lVlARJORll'i W'll.l,lAhlS, lNlARc:lH, 120 Salisbury Street llowlingg Ping-Pong, Choir: Track. lhdecideml HAROLD WILSON, jR., Buren, 101 Delkeitli Road Track 34 Science Club 5. llenjamin Franklin Aviation School jANli'l' WOODWORTH, -IAN, 142 Hampden Road Spanish Club 2, 5, -lg l. R. C. 2, 3. Coinptometer School BENNIIQ NOTO, CDRW, 3-1 Seventh Street Tumbling Teamg Soccer Reserve: Soccer Team: H. R. llaseballg H. R. llasketballg H. R. Soccerg Pres. Renaissance Club: Varsity Club. lfniversiry ol' Southern California any-or ADVISERS Miss I ii uw Loksci-:einen AND MR. PAUL REICHEI. VVe, the crew of 1939, a conglomeration of inexperienced youth, are young, im- practical, radical, and sometimes even revolutionary, if We are to be judged by our ideas and inspirations. We have aired much this spirit in our class meetings in the shipys auditorium. We have planned activities and expressed desires which could hardly come true on dream ships, much less on our sturdy craft. The guides for our crew, Mr. Paul Reichel and Miss Lillian Lorscheider, have counteracted our unbridled attempts with logical and practicable suggestions, gained only through their vast experience on the sea of life. Thanks to them, most of our activities have sounded notes of sound judgment and have succeeded under their watchful eye. STANDARD BEARER HOWARD joos GUARDIAN OF THE FLAG JANIS KELLER 14 ,L lf JUNE CREW ,RENAL'D, Serrfinryg SMITH, Pre,v1'df1zf,' LIGHT, 1'z'ce-l'mririm1f, SPINK, Tr I1 ur HISTORY OF THE JUNE CREW One bright morning early in September 1935, a horde of optimistic freshmen trouped gaily up the gangplank of that trim little schooner Ear! High Arzrzfx fpost no billsj. A sorry looking lot we were too, and ye can lay to that! Oversized heads: long, lanky, awkward legsg ears flapping merrily in the wind, we trudged unsus- pectingly on board under the genial gaze of our tall and handsome skipper, Cap'n Harris. A year of innocent bliss followed: aye, and we swabbed the decks with nary a sign of seasickness, secure in the knowledge that we knew all there was to know and were just out for the ride! Aye, sweet delusions of a freshman!! Sophomorically, life became a veritable terror! Bunked securely in the dismal fo'c'sl of the Stately Vfrfel, we stared in stark terror at the swarthy seniors. The rolling seas turned our swimming heads toward the soon well-populated rail. And blast me scuppers, but this wasn't the worst! Stricken with the dismal misery of Sophomorosis, suddenly we heard the thundering approach of that terror of the seas, Simon Legreeu Merrell who cracked his snake-like whip with an evil laugh, are broiled Sophomore for every meal and fed his insatiable bloodhounds the leav- ings. Oh woes of the Merrell-chased Sophomoresl With the laurels ofjuniorship came much-needed sea-legs. And shiver me timbers if Simon Legreen didnlt attempt to lead us astray by enrolling us in that dis- reputable secret organization, Thr Royal Order of Merrfllorziarz Bloodhoundx, or- ganized for the sole purpose of plaguing Sophs. Ha, ha! Did we join the blackguard? You bet we did! The salt spray hardened our faces, and the seniors looked upon our lowly selves with a little less contempt. At last the glimmering lights of graduation pierced the darkness as we stood on senior deck and prepared for departure with the shadow of a tear in our seasoned eye. Now we could see the twinkle in the eyes of beloved Simon,,' stand tall and straight, recite both verses ofthe Alma Mater without blinking an eyelash, and glare with contempt upon the cowering Sophs. The dangers of Regents were history. Clubs, senior plays, Frolicf, teachers, Orient, all form a jumble of memories which compose the real East High School. And as we, the crew of June 1939, step forth, these are the memories we shall cherish as we shoot the rapids of life. 15 ADEI INF AC1lNltl,l,O, ADDIF, 171 l'1rst Street , V, l'rcnch Qlub 1, 2: Ping-Pong 1, 2: Renaissance 1, 2. V je VN ashington l. High School GcnfrA Hospital s, I-IMANLTFI, .-XGNFl,l,O, NMI, 22-l-l C1itTorc1fL3Xifenue Baseball 2. 3, -lg Home room Basketball 1, 2, -l: Renaissance 2, 3 1. R. C. 1, 2, 3: llomeroom lfasehall 1g Homeroom Soccer 1, 2, 3 No. 27 fntlecitlecl 1ND1'R lion 76 Dulce Strut 1 n State 2, 3, -lx LOI'lC1llllIll 3, -l: Reserve Baslcetball 2: H1-1 1 7 1 -l Annex liaskethall: Annex Soccer. 'Q 'Vo 7 , 1'.of Michigan Alflli A1,'l'lNlUN'1'lf, 'IifWfitQ 7?1,Woodward Street Roman State 1, 2: V 'sity Club Publicity Manager 4: H. R. liasliet- ball 1. 2, 3: H. aseball 1, 2, 3: H. R. Sotlfr Ifl, 3. f No, 31 Notre Dame I 1 ANL R I R. AM .M'Il., 17 Weld Str Rtnaissa cl C1 . -, 3, -l: Secretar' ' ce Club 1, 411. R. C. 1 7 -l 1' l 1 lx ' ub -lt llas 'et ' tnnis 1 Brockport Normal ,Xl LH.-XRl,l'.S .-XMTUJ, LHLCIX, 207 Central Park Homcroom Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Homeroom Baseball Z, 3, -lg Home- room Soccer 1, Z, 3. -lg Varsity Club -l: I. R. C. -l. St. Francis Xavier School lintlecicletl IXI-ININ XNDFRSON 1111-'triisStrttt ,.. ANNli'l'Tl-Q ARKOWITZ, Army, 1-l Rome Street 1. R. C.: Renaissance: Basketball 1: Tennis 2, 3. lfnclecitletl I ost ARNSQNH, -11.,'.,' Vagas street H wh -lf pn room Baseball 3 -lg Homeroom Soc 2 3, -lg Hon eroo 1 Touch Tootball -lg Varsity -l. Vlashin ton High 1 llndecidetl I 1 M.-XNFRED AUG1iNST1QIN, h1VlANNY,U 183 lidgelantl Street Tennis 3g Swimming 3, -lg Science Club 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, -lg Annex Soccer. No. 11 Umlecicletl DON AI D B-X11 FY DON 739 Farmington Roacl Homcroom Basketball 2: Softball 1, 2, 33 Lsher Prolics 3: Hi-N N0 U2 Vncleciclul RAIHRYW BAI1 PY K 310 Hansard Avenue Basketballl 2 3 -l Ienmsl 2 Badmmtonfl 3 -l Ping. long 1 -l Swimming,-l Horse Shoe Pitching2 3 -l Baseball 7 1 Greer, Award 2' German Llub 3 471 . .. . . . No. 33 Undecided 9 JOYCE C. BAKER, Sxioxr, 250 Tarrington Road llasketball lg Swimming 29 Archery Z1 'lic-nnis 3: l. R. C. 3, 4: French Club 3, 45 'liraclc Meet 3. Syracuse North High School Vmlecitletl LLOYD B.-Xlxl'.R, l3AKl-',' 127 llovcrton Street .Xnnex Orchestra l. liancl and Orchestra 2, J, 4: lnter-high llzintl J, 43 Choir 3g lftolics Orchestra 3, 4. No. ZS lfastman School of Music lVlrXRkl0Rll'. RU l H B.-XkI4.R, N'l.-xkczlli. l42 ltmpire lloulevartl Q hon l, 2, 3, 4, larench Llub 2. N ox Board 3, 4, l iaetoi latrician l, 2, 3, 4glArol1cs 4: Publicity Nlanager ol the Orient 4.Cur1leAetlile4g Constitutional Convention Alternate. l.aurclton Post Ciratliiare Al,lilfR'l' li. l3AKKl'fR, Ql Wisconsin Street Orchestra l, 2, 3, Science Club 3, 41 l rt-nch Club 3, 4: l. R. C. lg Usher lfrolics '37g Swimming 4: Klkll-ZN'l Stal'l'4: Holm-rooiu illl'L'liSlII'CI'l Hi-Y: Ping:-Pong Club. No. ZS Nl. l. li. XXARRLN lx. liAl.l.IlNLil.R, limi., 13 Vltrulitli Striet llaseball Reserves 33 lrack 4, 'liumbling Club 2, 3, 4: Yollex' llall .lay Loolte -lunior lligh Nlechzuucs lnstitute WU 'WX li-XRC 'Noun N -Xrch Strut as ctball l 1 liolics 7 Qhoirl 7 lloolcst C crm 1 Klub Nl 77 llighluul llospitil NlQOl,l1l l.-X HASll,l',. Nick. ll! Delc-van Street Baseball 2, Dept. Stenographer 4: l. R. C. 2, 3. Sec. llerz1ltl 2, Track Meet 3: Renaissance 2, 3, 4. Fairport High School R. ll. l. l'I.0Rl'.lNLl. B41 LS, llNl.1rsells Xu-iam Spanish Club 3, 4. Goshen School linnlecitleil -IAMHS ll. li.-XUG, ZZS liayclil' Drive Stage Crew 2, 3, 4. Corpus Christi School 'llmleciilt-tl M R lil'.l.l,. . CA. Gaiun', 3171 1 orth inion treet la 1 l, 2. 1. I ml x nm gg 2. ' l I .. rseshoe litc 1 g l,-2: s. S iety l, , 3, 4g o ante 2: Presi- c 'ii , Re aiss ub 4. 3 o Al DRLH l3lN.l,l.lNl1H -XX, .XL lv, lil: lt icrolt Road liaclminton 2: 'llraclt Meet 2: Choir l 1 French Club 2, 3, Science Club 4. No. 46 ll. of R. SUSAN BILLY rl, SL M'-Q. 227 North linion Street Swimming l, 2. lennis l, 2. liaslcetball 2, 3: Xolley llall lg llzist-hall 2, 3: Renaissance Club 2, 3. 4: l. R. C. 3: Horseshoe 2, 3. Our Lady of Mount Carmel Clerical and Secretarial Work M. lfI,IZAHlfFl'l-l BICTZ, SUE, 241 Rosewood Terrace Swimming 3, 4: German Club 2, 3, 4: Choir 2, 3: Ping Pong 3. No. ll llrockport State Normal School MARFIORH. BK lxhl,l,R. links. 141 hdIIT10llfl1 Road l. R. L, 2. 4: l'rench Lluh 4: l sher at l'1u'ents Night 3, Qhoir l: lJl'1lIlJTlLS Q lub 2 lioolxstorx 4 lNo 46 Svracuse l mversitx' CIIARI IS l3Il'l'l WAN Bu ix IH Ctnttil Park aseball 2, 3. 4: H. R. Basketball 2, 3, 4: ll. R. Soccer 2, 3, 4: ll. R. 'llouch Football 4: iliraclc 2: Science Club 3: Yarsity 4. No. 27 Niagara Universitx' lNlARl1ARltl l. l3l,.-Xlxlhlh, lilifxcicllf, S Laura Street l. R. C. l, 2. 4: Science Cluh 4: lfrench Club 2, 3: Dramatic Club 2: lsher at I 'trtnts IN1 ht l ist ataw .ty ton n, New .lerscy New Y ork Qity s School ol Art ind Conunerct VARD lill lfla R ITDII INK -Xrbortlilc -Xwtnut Baseball 2, 3, 4: Soccer 2, 3. 4: Basketball 2, 3. St. .lohn the lfvangelist bntlt-citlecl MAR-lORll2 ll. HLOSSONI, Mn, 453 Hamlvsood luract Dramatic Club 2, 4: French Club 3: lisher lfrolics '37: Stage Crew 3, 4: Swimming 2: '39 Art lfditor ofUrient. No 33 Nlechanics DIN Vlllilvli l llOONl' 'KD IIS Parlcsidt -Mcnuc Q.l10lI'l,J, 4, Herald Stall 3, l'rol1cs J, 4. '71, 4. N ll llncltcidetl HARIAND R, l3UVl'DlfY. uDOli,l' 7'2l Atlantic Avenue H. R. Basketball l, 2, 3: Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Fencing Club 2, 3, 4: H. R. Baseball 3, l'sher for Graduation plan. '38, -lune '38, Usher for l'rolics 3 ORN-N1 Staff-4 lNo. -S l S Naval -Xcacltinx lelnnapolisl GEORGIQ li. BRADSHAW, litem, 25 Gale Terrace Manager Basketball Team 3: Tennis ilieam 3, 4: H. R. Basketball 3, Vice-President French Club 4: Chess Club 4. No. 46 linclecided LAURA BRASSIQR, nlJIMPI.liS,ll 460 Merchants Road Dancing 1. No, 52 Lindeciclcd lil,lZAl3li'l'H BRONSON, Br:'i rv, 1151 Denver Street Dramatic Club 4: Spanish Club 4: l. R. C. 4: Choir l, 2. No. 33 American Academy of Dramatic Arts WOODROW bl. BROWN, HXVUOlJIE,ll SSS Grand Avenue Band and Orchestra l, 2, 3, 45 Inter-High Band and Orchestra 4: Roman State 2, 3, 4: Vox Board 4: Concilium 4: Patrician 3, 4, Frolics 43 Science Club 3, 4. No. 52 Cornell X. 3 V . 5 E, ...A i ,rtt s . 1 IQLIQANOR JQKBRQW ING, 'l4oPsY, 13 Nlclfarlin Street French Club Z, 3, -lg Yars K ublf No. 31 'Zi - 'tB,l.uticlccl I 1 f - Q ? 5 It I 7 -XYlS BRUNDAGIC, Arr, 235 N14-lvillt-Stm-r Swimming l, 3g l. R. C. 2: Roman Stzitc Z 3: Dramatic Club. No. 33 lirockport Normal RUSlflVlARY BRUSH. limit-Z. 283 Grand Avcnuc lfrcnch Club 3, -lg Sccrctary -l: Scicncc Club -l: l. R. C. lp Swimming 2: liaclminton 2: Rrinccps -lg Quacstor lg l ribunus Nlilitum 2: Dramatic Cluh -lg Altcrnatc Ut-lcgatc to Constitutional Convcntion from l'rcnch Club. NO, 33 Syracuse linivcrsity KA'l'lllfRINlL MARIE BRYDGIQS, K,-x'i'ii, Ill? lflovcrton Strt-rt lianlminton Z1il.CIlIllS 3g Ping Pong Z. 3g l. R. C. -l. ljurzunl lfastman Nliami Yallcy Hospital K.'X'l'HliRlNlI liliCKl,l'iY, KAY, 1076 Garson Avcuuc l. R. C. l, 2, -lg llshcr, Know Your School Wit-t-li 3: Gcrmzin Club Z, 3, -lg G. A. A. l. 2: Drantatics Club 2, -lg Choir 2: Urchcstra l, 2, 3, lg lntcr-lligh Urchcstra 3, l: Swimming Zg 'licnnis l, 2, 3: liaskct- hall l, 2. No. 25 School Ol1COllIHlL'I'C6 l'fl,l.l'QN lilll.'l', -l23 Hayward Ave-iiiir ilicnnis 1: Swimming Z: Choir 2, 3: lfrolics '37, 'Ng lishcr junc '3S. Rochester Christian School Vassar Rll'l'H lll,'SH, l37 Dclcvan Struct Choir 2: l. R. C. 2g April lfrolics: Spanish Club 3. Sccrctziry 3. -l. Corpus Christi l'iuli-cidul ROY S. CAl5l,lf. SO Quincy Strcct Orchestra 1, 2, 3, -lg Choir l: lntcr high prep Urchcstra l, 2: Soccur 3, -l: Roman State l. 2, 3: Concilium 3. No. ll LT. of R. ROSE lVl. CAiVllOl,O, l39 Pennsylvania Avtnuc Class Prcsialcnt 1: Basketball l. No. 27 R. li. l. lX'lARGARl'Q'l' MARY CAlXlNlAR.X'lA, Pi-ics, 3-ll lfourrh Stn-ct A,2l5cnnis l. 2. 3, -lg liaskctball -l: Ping Pong 3, -lg Horseshoe- Pitching 2, -l: Badminton 7 -lg l. R. C. lg Renaissance 2, 3, -lg Dramatics Club -l St. Francis Xa cr R. li. l. MAR l MARATA, lim, 72 First Strcct Cb , len 2, 3 Horseshoe Pitching 2: Renaissancu 3: Renais- s nc cc. -l R. 3: Dramatics -l: Ping Pong -l. o.kZ ' llmlccialctl MARION lx. LAR l l'.R, Mawr., 71 Alltnilalt Strut Choir Z, 3: Inter High- Prep. Choir 2: Inter-High Choir 3: Swimming 2: German Club 3, -lg l.1brary3, -l. NO. 28 Alma Coll:-gc -'wig 1 ANTHONY -I. CA'1'A1,1,1, 1Di'i4ic, 52 Davis Street lfast High Choir 3, 4: Inter-Hi Prep. Choir 3: lnter-Hi Choir 4: Renaissance Club 2, 3, 4: H. R. Basketball 2: H. R. Baseball 2' Dancing Class 3: lrl. R. Y Icy Ball 3: Circulation Mgr. of l'leraltl i lfrolics 4. 1 K 'l ' M. , I Q , U ' ,a Mt. Carmel 1 A ' ' ' R. Is. I. 1 K I ' I lll'1l,lfN lfl.1ZrXlil'i'lil'l ClfRrXS.-XNI, 191 l,cwis Street' .-Xrt Gallery 2: Choir 1: Art lftlitor Il Piccolo Scriva11o No, 31 ji ,R . . f 1' ffl l 'll ll Xa YUI..-XND4 Y, C1fR.-XS.-1311. 191 l.t-wis Street X X Choir 1-3: Arr Gallery Classt-s 1, 2. 1 No. 31 Vvorlc ,lfJSlil'H1Nl'l CHI.-XRIQNZ,-X, 720 Goodman Stretlt North Choir. Madison Stcnoural MARY l.. CHRIST, HM. 107 Dt-Icvan Struct Basketball 1: Swimming 1, 3: I. R. C. 4: Choir 2: Inter-High 1'rt'p Urclwstra 2: Urchcstra in lfrolics 1, Z, 3, 4. No. .al R. 13. I. RUSAMOND -I. CILIQSKI, Ronin, 330 Grand .-Xvuiuic Swimming 2: l. R. C. 2. 4: Constitutional Convention 4: Dr Dancing 31 lrack Nlcet 2. l,t-xington -lr. lligh, Nlass. R01EliR'l' l . L'l..4lCSG1iNS, 1-l1zl',l- 141 i'xI'l70l'Ll21lt' xxvcnut French Club 2: Stags Crew 2, 3, 4. NO. 46 llmlucitltxl N1.'XR11i,I.L'O1..'XNli1I1,O, Nl1.it1i:, 415 Scio Strwt NO. 31 1 nclrutltil lN1.4.RY-W.-XRD COl,l,lNS, uCU1.I,Y,u 70 Nlcrwin AVt'l1llk Spanish Club 2, 3, 4: Choir Z, 3, 4: Sxxitchboartl Operator 2. bln. S2 llntlecitlccl N11'R1lil, UI.L'U1.1,1S'l'rIR: N1.u:t:iu, 3Sl Fourth Struct liaslccthall 1: llshcr for lfrolics '37, '3S: Rowling 2, 3, 4: Nlr Nlt rrtll s Ulhcu 2, 3, 4. St. lfrancis Xavivr lntltciclul 5 ANTHQINJY Al. COl.UQ,'1il,L1f l'oNn-,, 1,8 Roh S uct Rci1aissdPl.fP7AJfR.Q2A: Boys ll ' 3: 1 arsity Club 4: Yicc Pres. Rr aissance 4. I. 'f 1 MIC! H Aquinas lngr, jj!! Rullialo Nursing School GLORIA lN'1.-Nlf CONGHR, Gina, 121 Dallccith Roatl li liatlminton 2, 3: Bowling 2: Swimming 2: French Club 3: I R 'lit-nnis 3, 4. No. 32 ' Lntleciclul ANCJRLA M. CORDOVANO, ANGIE, ' 732 Bay Street No. ll Undecided LUIS NIAIC COR'l'RIGH'l', CoRkiQY, -IOO Culver Parkway Swimming l, 2, 3, Hit Pin Baseball lg Bowling Z, 35 Basketball 2: Baseball l, 2, 3. 1 N j I - llndecidetl i I I ffl' tsgoifcai COS'l'A,S1GreenleafStreet fl' Soccer 2, 3g Basketballf Reservl:s'2gl, Baseball Reserves 21 Baseball 3: lfreshman Soccer lfsfianish Club 3, lg Homeroom Basketball 2, -lg ilirafhc Squad ll, Cross Country l. -' NO. 31 i I ' llntlecided :XNfIl'1I,A IVIARIFQ CUSI.-XNZ.-X. .ilNc:lli, li l,am0nt Place Tennis 1: Basketball l: Badminton 2, 3: Horseshoe Pitching 2, 35 G. A. A. 2, 3: Spanish Club: I. R. C. 3, 41 Varsity Club 4: llrainzities Club -l. Corpus Christi School Undecided -IOSICPI'llNli COST.-XNZA, jo, It Short Street Badminton 2, I. R. C. 2, -lg Renaissance 3, -la Science Club -ln Patrician 4 Corpus Christi School General Hospita ,fX l,1I,Y CO S, l.Il..3' 3 ' urth S fet Reismsanc . 7, 3, . . C. 4: Fre 1. 3: Vice-President. Renaissance' ' lccolo Scrivanon S , egat to Constitutional Convention. 5 No. 27 Undecided I . Ii XBINQI, B. CRANDALI.. '. Q, 70 .Nrbutus Street 1 2, 3, I lfrolics 2, 3, tj egg-llifli Prep Choir 2, Inter-lligh 'hoir3, ' re ch Club 2. J -YM Y NO., 1 Cndecided V Of . I fl li Ky l f ROBERT S. CRANIJ.-Xl.I,, BiBisiak, 459 Melville Street Cross Country l, 2, 3: Choir l, 2, 3, -lg Inter-lfligh Choir -lg Roman S te 1, 2, 3, Roman Conciliuin l, 2, 31 Inter-High Prep Choir 3: Vox Board Z, 3: Usher Jan. '38 Graduation. No. 33 Undecided ' MARY CRICICD, 1297 liast Main Street G..-X.:X.1gl. R. C. 2, 3, -l. No. 33 Undecided .-XSSUN'l'.-X CROCIC, Susie, 33N Scio Street Basketball l, 2, 3, -lx Baseball 2, 3, -lg Horseshoe Pitching 2, -lg Tennis 25 Renaissance 2. Nlt. Carmel School llndecitled KA'l'Hl,lCliN R. CROUGH. K.u','3 'JO Marion Street Basketball l, 2, Baseball lg Hockey lg Dramatics 3. St. ,Iohn's School Lindecided RICHARD T. CURTIS, 'l'iNY, 647 Melville Street Home room Basketball 2, 3, 'llrack 1. 2, 3, -lg Basketball -lg Bowling 2, 3, -lg Frolics 3. N No. 52 Undecided CAROI. I-1. DAVIDSON. 135 Corwin Road I. R. C. -1: lfrcnch Club 2. 3. No. -lf: llost Cirailuatc ,ll'AXIil'.-X DAY, 1901 Iiast Slain Strcct Swimming lg l'lorscshoc Pitching 2. 33 Choir -lg Arclicrx 1. ' R. B. l. No. no .ANQE C I-1G1-10RGlC, DEH, 237 First Struct l os ou tryilg Rcscrvc Basc-ball 25 Bowling 3, 43 Captain of iowli 'ica I : Renaissance Club Z, 3, 1: French Club 2, 3. l. R. C. gf ct Q . R. Baslcctball l, 2, 3: H. R. Baseball 1.2.3. i fr. nc' 'avicl' llndt-cidcd RUTH Dli IANI-QY, Dm, 115 lidgeland Stret-t Baskt-tball 1, 2: 'lit-nnis 31 Bass-ball 1, 2. 3: Ci. A. A. 1, 2, 3: IiI'2lCli 1. 2: Badminton 2. 3: lVlakcup, lfrolics 31Yollt1y Ball I. Z: Horseshoe Pitching 2: Numcralsg Draniatics Club -1. No. 11 Nlcchanics Institute C f lif 'fl V ll l'iYlil,YN Dlfh !'l,Y'NN, 9-IS 'qqr Roiatf f' l1Zatl1rcS'Q'ilfil'0roljjlLl:iQQ0l0,Siriv Anja: RQ A lSS3I1Ct'5illll,l7i 1 - . . ' ' . l No. 7 1 LA J ltmpirc lolanncquin School sf' 1 IQDWARD bl. Dlf RUO, lin, IOS Yan Burgh Avtlnuc lfrolics Cast 4: Senior Play 3g Consul Roman Statc 4g lfditor in Chicl' Vox -lg Busincss fVIgr. ol' Orient -lg Constitutional Convention -1, Choir 3. No. ZS U. of R. .-XDlfl.lNli DIC Sllil l'l'QR, B,-ting, 160 Middlesex Road Yarsitv Club 4. H 1 ' Our Lady of Victory ' llnde-cided I ,Mc lx' '.,i 57, ix' 3 .J-V' - . . 'J' H.'XRRIli'l' Dli FRIHS. 70 Packard Struct ' No. 32 Post Graduatc U .IlCANNIi'l l'1i Dl'i YRIHS, UDL I'CHY,ll 106 Uhio Strc-ct 'licnnis 1, 2, 3, -lg Baseball 2, 3, -lg Basketball Z, 3, 43 Swimming 2, 4: Speed Ball 2g Ping Pong 3: Dancing 3: Urclicstra lg Numcrals: lraclc Nlect 2, 3, l'attician 3, 4: Roman Start- 2, 3, 41Quacstotg Vox Board. No. ZS R. B. l. IVIARTHA D12 VRll'iS, lN'l.Ak'l'v, 51 lVliddlt-sex Road Choir 2, 43 Christmas Ifrolics 19371 Candy Girl Growing Pains. No. S2 llndecidcd IZDNA DIC Wl'l Iil'i. lin, 130 Akron Street ,M Baslcctball I, 2, 3, -1, Baseball 2, -lg Swimming 2, 4, 'liennis I, 2, 3, 4g 'lireasurcr of G. A. A. Association 4: Numcralsg Speed Ball 2g Bad- minton 3g Dancing 31 Ping Pong 31 lfnd Ball 1. No. ZS School of Nursing l JAMES DE WI'li'I'If, jim, 542 Hayward Avenue Basketball Manager at Annex, Choir 2g I. R. C. 3g Stage Crew 3, -1. No. 33 Undecided lVlARGUl2RI'l'li I. Dl PASQUAl.lI, M.xRoie, 1579 Culver Road 'liennis l, 2: Basketball l: Riding 2, 3: Bowling Z: l. R. C.: Choir: Renaissance Club: lfrench Club. No. ll fi, f X' fillechani ' itute tg U tag-'G-v- X-A. '- Vcflmq-' .A-,J ANTI i-l. lil RGIl.:EE: H'lllJN lSllf3 'Vorth iiiio Stree Sports , 1 'icco 0 r1vano enaissance lu i 4: ome- room Socccr 4: llomerooni 'iootha No. .ll llndccided ICDWARD l'f. DODD, lip, 545 Grand .-Xvenue Roman State 1.2: Ratrician l'in l: Special Vox lloard 2: l. R. C. 2. .ig Science Club .lg Choir 2: Band 2, 3. 4: Orchestra 3, 4: Inter-High Prep. Orch. 3: Inter-High Band .lg lfrolics 2, 3, 4. No. 33 ll. of R. SHlRl.lfXQ l2kJQ,lhuSl4IRl.,u l25 Bay Sr. . Roman Q 1, .., . 4: Bowling 2, , ' i ' g 7 .lg Swirl ming 2: ' 3, 4: Con ' PA cg rillt-ri 'rinus 3: l' tifcx Nlaximdpfl: eleuatc to Constitution 'ongql-?ti.o 4. No. ll l c i iversity ROl3liR'l' IXNVIIENICO, lion, 509 Central Avenue Roman State l, 2, 3. 4: Patrician 3. 4: Vox Board 2, 3: Concilium 3, 4: Honor Roll 3: Varsity Club 4: l. R. C. 4. No. li, llurlialo, N. Y. Undecided -IIQAN DUNISICCK, H-Ili.'XN,H 24? lfloverton Road Roman State l, 2: l. R. C. 2: Horseshoc Pitching: 2. St. john the lfvangelist lindecided VIRGINIA DUNl.Al'. HkilNNY,ii l75 Vkilsonia Road Choir 2, 3: l. R. C. 4: lfrench Cluh 4: lfditor of Herald 4. Frolics 2, 4. No. 52 Undecided l .fl . VJ N ' Up, . CARI. DURSO, 2241 Meigs Street - 'lirack 4: Bus. Mgr. ll Piccolo Scrivanou 4. -1 fl V New Brunswick Pace lnstitute, N. Y. C. ooius L. liA,SQN, tsl-fia'2L 's71lGarS0f, .41-m..a ' X - L ' ' ' 'A Siitleyvajvgfdfgtliiiinton 2,l3, 4: Hockcy 3, 4: Basketball . . C. 2, .lg Studenns Ass qqjion : Bowling 4: Swimming 3: 'ennis l, 2. 3: Vice Pre it?fA.vX1'4:CI. A. A. Council 2, 3. 4: 'lirack Nlcct 2, 3: Usher Jani iI'2lLlll3Ii0l'l. 510.33 R. li. l. HRIKA lilCHl.liR, Rici4iii, 2197 Merchants Road Basketball 1: Orchestra l, 2: German Cluh 2, 3, 4: Choir 7 5 4' lntcr-High Prep Choir 2: Frolics 2. -v,- : Rochester Christian School lindf-cided IDA MAY lCl,lJ, IDA, 25 Lawrence Street Badminton 2, 3: Latin Club 1: French Club 2, 3, 4: I. R. C. 4. Brockport Grammar School Undecided ROBIQRT R. l'IS'l'liRlVlAN. Bois, 416 Cedarwood Terrace Reserve Baseball 2: Usher 4: Stage Crew 3, 4: Roman State Z, 3: Hi-Y 4. No, 52 University of Michigan lk' ' sf- KS' RICHARD 15. FANG, KiDICK,l' 167 Grand Avenue lfrencli Club 2, 3. 4. Yice-President 31 I. R. C. 3, 4: Science Club 3, 4: lrack 'lie-am 2. 3, Manager 3: Cross Country learn 1. Z. 3: Manager Annex Basketball leam 2: Roman State 1. 2: Social Committee 4: I.c-tter I'l : Yolley Ball 2. 3: llramatics Club 4. No. 33 1.01 R. NI.-XRY lf. l'ilfIS'l1, lil-i'1 l'Y, 114.5 I'arsells .-Xvenun NO. 52 Ivndecided DORO'l'HY l INZl'fR, IJoFiiY. 1359 lf. Nlain Street Corpus Christi ' I'ndecided . ' ' 1 ' RIIA 'l'. FIIOOD. Rrrs, 290 Parsells Avenue ,l. R.iC. 2, 4: Spanish Club 3, 4: Gregg -Xward 2: Department Steno- vgraplier 4. Corpus Christi ' ' Ivndecideml H1il,1iN l URl3IlS, uSCO'lI'1'Y,U '95 Copeland Street lfnd liall 1: liasketball 1, 2. 3. 4, Horseshoe Pitching 2, 3, 4: lind- minton. 2 5, 4: Baseball Z, 3, 4: 'liennis 1, 2. 3, 4: lrack 2, 3, 4: G. A. A. Council 3: Secretary G. .-X. .-X. 4: Numerals, letter: Old Iinglisli lin: Spanish Club Z, 3: Varsity Club 4. YOLNICY BROWN l-'R.4NKlil.. MCI-11Xl,H N5 Windemere Road Choir 1, Z, 3, 4: Inter-Iligli Prep Choir 2: Inter-High Choir 3, 4: llrmlzl Stall 2, 5, 4: l'u.x' Stall 3: Orchestra 1: Orient Stall- 4: lfrolics 2, 3. 4: lfsher june 238. No. 11 llniversity of Nlicliigan MARIO l RA'l'I, Nl.x1a1o, 201 lillison Street S e 1, 1, .ix I. . . 4' Sciebce C lb 4: Chess Club 4: ai nc Cluli4: ru' 130' -. U L'11LlL'C1llCkl M6 ' 'W' N I . 5' av ' 4 X rww H l'Il.I'.N lfRllfl.l3lfR, ul'1RI1iI5C,XKI-',H 327 Parsells .-Xvenue I. R. C. 4: lfrolics 4. No. 11 Nleclianics Institute NORN14 G.-XRDN1-ZR, SNrmnxs, 4113 I,l11'SL'llS .AVCIIIIK Swimrning 2: Horse-slioe Pitching 2: liasketball 1, No. 33 I'ndm-cided 2.7 ywo f ig' 13' 'L' YQJXQ 41'lI7?'l'I4 G.4RSlfNS'l'liI'i, 'xzflilriijx' 455 Csdarwgwal 'lrbrrace Frencli,Club 2, 4:kI. R. Q! 2: Sfiiul ConJmi'tt5e 4? Phptogtapliic . Qpnxriqkfwit 'Qajtagtz 'L-pew 4, HQVOBEQQQQ 1: I?1'814lgtiC5-?,'. . 'Flin' ' Q A' 4CQxrnell .,- 4 J, A . K .X x 5 1 PHY1 I IS CXI l'I'iI -XRO l'HYl 131 lewis 'Street 13.4 I, Renaissance Club 3, 4: Piccolo 5Cl'lVfll'10H Stall 4. No. 31 Undecided SOPHIE GIEOGOULICS, So, l18 Lyndliurst Street Gregg Award 3: Clioir 2: Ifrolics 2: I. li. C. 3, 4: Swimming 4, No. 31 R. li. I. HICLICN S. GICORGE, Gi:oRc:ii-z, 29 Wild Street Chorus I: I. R. C. Z, 4: Orchestra 1: Horseshoe Pitching 2: Gregg Award 3. No. 31 R. B. I. HICNRY GICRM.-KNO, ull.-XNK,H IIS Knickerbocker Ave. 'lirack 2, 4: Soccer 2, 4: Christmas Ifrolics 1937: Choir Z, 3, Growing I'ains, Blow Me Down, H. R. Basketball 2, 3. No. ll Hobart HAROLD N. GI'1R'I'ZOG, uciliR'I'Z,,. ll I'nrselIs Avenue Home Room Basketball 2: Spanish Club 3, 4: Science Club 4: I. R. C. 4. No. 33 Nliehigan L'niversity M.-XRIIC R. GI.-XCONIA, NI,-xRY, 31 Oirineer Place Chorus l: Basketball I: 'liennis I: Swimming 2: Badminton 2, 3, 7 O. A. .-X. -, 3: Spanish Club 3, 4: I. R. C. 3, 4: Horseshoes 1. 5. No. Z5 Undecided NI.-IRG.-XRli'l' GIBNIQY, NI unfair, 70 Sidney Street Basketball I: 'liennis I, Z, 3: Swimming I, 2: Horseshoe I'itehiug 2. 3: I. R. C. Z, 3: Badminton 2. NO. 33 Cndecided MYRON B. GII.BIfRO, Ou.i.Y, 55 Windemere Road Orchestra Ig Patrician Z, 5: .-Xssociate Iiditor Yox 3, Roman State 2, 5: I. R. C. 2, 5, 4: lfrench Club 2, 3. 4: Secretary 5: President 4: Science Club 3, 4: 'liable Iliennis Club 4: Chess Club 4: Orient Stal'lI4. No. 40 Cornell HAROLIJ lil.lC.-XSON, II xr, 52 College Ave. Cross Country I: H. R. Soccer 2, 3, 4: H. R. Baseball 2, .IL H. R. Basketball 2, 3, 4. i, Corpus Christi fi ' M Undecided f f 1 . V I I I W I J W., 'KIQNNIQQIIH O,I.O'SSI:iR, KliNju', 32 Scthauek :Xve. ,Track 2, 3, 4-ii Cross Country 3,1-4gmH. R. Basketball 3: Oriental Club 5: I Yarsit5'fC'lfiIa 4. I ' ' NP. 52' ' X Undecided l R.-INK W. OLUCHKOWSKI, '12 Jersey Street No. 52 lhdeeided f RIC i .GOAT .R,' lex .Q e ver Rese Soc er 2: Concili 1 . S cial itt e of Senior Class 4: Science Clu , in ' ' u ' , No. 11 Ifniversitv I Hcliigan LIEONARD OOIVI-'RIilXJ, I,i:iw, 110 Wo ward Street Renaissance Club 2, 3, 4: H. R. Basketball 2, 3, H. R. Football 4: Reserve Basketball 2, 3, Reserve Baseball 2: Social Chairman in Renaissance Club 4. Our Lady of Mount Carmel Irndecided HIiI,IiN GOLDHAWK, Goin, 43 Parsells Avenue Badminton 2, 3. 4: Ping-Pong 3, 45 Patrician 4, Curator 'I'ribus 5, 4, I.udi 4. Ijndecidetl DAVID GOODWILL, 332 Cedarwood 'lierrace Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: liand 1. 2, 3, 4: Science Club 1, 4: Roman State Conciliuni 3, 4, Censor. Roman State 3: Business Manager Vox 3, 45 Prep Orchestra 2, 3. Ventura .lunior College, Ventura, Calif. II. of R. HIil.l'.N CIURIJUN. 'Tloitoiii' 283 Lyndhurst iStreet V lim linvgi. 4:315,a,ssbaIl 2: 'lifinnis '35 Renaissance Club 4: Soccer 2: I I 1'Jng3I'5nQ.,2, l1jlID1'HlI1Z1fICS 44: I. R. C, 2, 3. 'I' .Jw V , . I l , No. SN ' -fr J' 'Nleclianics 'Institute 1 -, . i H' ' ' . .iff x f 4 r , 1 ,A V I CAROL GORNI-XX, '4I'xi', 441 Alexander Street ' P' lennis 2: l'slier Alune 'SN Graduation: Usher Qlan. '39 Graduation. NU. 31 Umlecitletl DAVID NI. G0'l l'SCI-l:Xl.K, 779 Garson Avenue Cross Country 2, 3, Track Z, 3, 4: Delegate to Constitutional Con- vention: Nleinber of Student Council Organization Conunittee: I. R. C. I, 4. No. .33 Alina College SAM A. CIRALI, S.-unix, 134 louith Strut X cj ilirack 2, 3, 4: Yolley Ball 2, 3: iliumbling 2: Home Room Soccer 2: XX Renaissance Club 4, I. R. C. 4: Science Club 3, 4: Varsity Club 4. . . Washington High School Cndecided ix l' - YN ' ,XY IIXT i ' -4 . fh 11 A IVRIQDICRICK I.. GRANT, uBL'CKlJ,II 111 Ifast Avenue' X65 -. lliraclt 4: Swiinining 4. ' Choate School University of Chicago M ARY CRASSI I'A'l 1'x' 191 I evils Street Renaissance Qlub. Ourl ldv of Nlr Cirmtl Undecided DOROTHY I, GRICHN, IJo'r'i'iia, 139 Hurstbourne Road Ifrench l, 2, 3, Spanish 3, 4: Constitutional Convention 4. P S 133 Iirooltlvn N Y lntleeitlt-cl PHILIP li. GRIiICNl.AR, 1Jticu, 38 Homdel Place Reserve Iiaskethall 3, Reserve Baseball 3: Soccer 4: Band 1, Z, 3, 4. No. 33 Undecided W. Illili GRIQENIVIAN, 142 Merchants Road Science Club 3: Science Club ilireasurer 45 Photographic Ifditor of Orient 4: Chief Stage Iilectrician 3, 4, Drainatics Club 4: Senior Play 4. 510.40 I'. of R. ROIVIAINIQ GRIFIJIIAH, 142 Laurelton Road Q I. R. C. I, 2, 3, 4, German Globe 3, 4: French Club 3, 4: Library Assistant 3, 4. No. 11 St. Lawrence University IQDWIARD GROET, 174 IVIcKinley Street No. 52 Undecided -IOSEPHINE GUELLI, Jo, 315 Sixth Street Renaissance 2, 3, -lg I. R. C. 3, -lg Basketball 1. No. 25 Undecided liI.l.A GlFIiN'l'Hl-IR,1i40 l'arst-lls Avenut Bowling 35 Badminton 2. District No. 10, I.evonia, New York l'ndt-cided HliRBliR'l' W. HAIN, UI'IERIilli,II 20 Vassar Street French Club 3. -lg Steering Committee 31 I. R. C. 3, -lg Ping-Pong Club -lg I'resident -lg French Award 3: Spanish Club 3, -lg Vice J v lresident -lg German Club 31 Science Club 31 Soccer Reserves -lg Alternate to the Constitutional Convention 4. Roosevelt High School, Yonkers, N. Y. Cornell IVA HAI.I., Iv, 732 Garson Avenue Track 2, -lg Basketball lg Tennis 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club, Choir I. No. 3 3 Undecided MARY LOUISIC HARDIMAN, Alam Loc, 461 Alexander Street Corpus Christi R. B. I. ALEXANDICR K. HARTFR, Btn, 69 Westchester Avenue Tralhc Squad l, Zg Home Room Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Home Room Baseball 3g Swimming 3. 4, Manager 3g Band and Orchestra 45 Hi-Y I, 2, 3, -lg Boys' Choir 3: French Club 2, 3g Vl'earer ofthe Eg Roman State 2, 3: Baseball -l. No. ll U. of Southern California MARGARI-QT MARY HASTINGS, nPliGGY,H 331 Melville Street Latin Roman State I, 2g French Club 2, 3, 4g Basketball lg Tennis l. Corpus Christi Undecided HOWARD I.. HFYDT. Howie, 64 Tryon Park Home Room Basketball 1g Fencing 2: Growing Pains Cast 3. Stage lflectrician 3, -lg French Club 3, -lg l. R. C. 4g Science Club, President -lg Hi-Y 2, 3, President 4g Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Tennis Team 3, -lg lfditor june Orient, No. 52 M. I. T. I-ILSIIE C. HIQYFQR, I-Q1.s, 97 Indiana Street 2 Gregg Awards 2g Horseshoe Pitching 3, 4, Ping-Pong 3, 45 Baseball 3g Basketball I, 3, -lg Bowling 45 Dancing 3g German Club 3, -lg Secretary. German Club -lg Alternate to Constitutional Convention -lg Department Stenographer -lg Tennis 4. No. ZS Undecided GICORGF HOH, KiHl'HlJ,,, 37 Wendell Street. St. Francis Xavier School Undecided MARY QIOI-Q HUDSON, U-IERRY MAE,,, 191 Melville Street Swimming 2g French Club 2, 3, 4g Vox Board 2, 3, 43 Managing Editor 3g Associate lfditor -lg Patrician 1, 2, 3, 45 Roman State Tribunus Militum lg Pontifex 2g Praetor 35 Concilium 3g Curator Tribus -lg lfude 3g Delegate to Constitutional Convention 4, President of French Club -l. No. 33 U. of R. WALTER S. HYLER, WA1.'r, 251 Scio Street Spanish Club I, 2g Glee Club 1, 2g Newspaper Staff 1, 23 Ping-Pong Club 4g Spanish Club 4. Cristobal, Canal Zone Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute BARBARA IVES, BAKE, 207 Seymour Road Band I, 2, 3, 4: Riding 2, 'wimming I, 2: Orchestr I. l.aurtlton I rincipia QLAND JoNi J ES , 343 aQ'waftiAtvnt.e Basketball I: lfeicing oi I rchestra 2: Choir 3: Inter High Preparatory Choir 3. No. 33 Mechanics Institute HOWARD A. JOOS, H-IL'ICIE,II 567 Rocket Street Inter Hi h Prev Choir I 7' Inter Hi h Choir I- Inter Hi h Prem - iz 14 A , -, V I: :- 1 iz I Orchestra -I: Swimming -I: Choir I, 2, 3, 4: Roman State 2, 3, 4: 1' -'I Censor 4: Art Iiditor Vox 4: Literary Iiditor Orient 4: lfditor in Chief Herald Z, 3, 4: International Relations Club I, Chess Club 'I ' ' 2: Standard Bearer 43 Inter High l.atin Society 45 Ifrolics 2, 3, 4: Varsity Club 4. No. 28 Harvard I 1 GIQRARD A. Klil,l,liR, Jr-:RRY, 1:3 North Union Street Cross-Country I: Soccer I, Z, 3, 4: Basketball I, 2, 3, 4: Baseball I, Z: Track I, 3: Captain of Soccer 35 Captain of Basketball 4: 'llralhc Squad I, 2: Wearer of Ulf. Immaculate Conception School Undecided -IANIC KICYIQS. USNQJIJKSGI 54 Pershing Drive Cboir I: German Club 3, 4: Varsity Club -I. NO. II Undecided I'fII,I'ilfN KING, 147 Vermont Street Swimming 2, 3, 4: Tennis 2: International Relations Club 4. No. I1 Nursing School -IUNIC KING, QL'iiIiNile, 463 Hayward Avenue Basketball Ig International Relations Club: Gregg Award I. VVolcott Central School Undecided lVIII,DRI'QD Ii. KIPPHUT, lVlr1.Lir:, 20 Homer Street G. A. A. I: Tennis I: German Club 2, 3, Choir 2: Frolics 25 Science Club 3: International Relations Club 3: Usher WSH Graduation 3: Varsity Club 4. No. 52 Undecided VVII,I.IAlVI H. KNl'I IilfI,, 'lIIc:IiR,l' I-I-I Vklestchester Avenue Home Room Basketball, I, 2, 3, -I: Baseball I, Z, 3g Soccer 2, J. International Relations Club 4, Science Club -Ig Wlearer of I'f.l' St. -Iohns Alabama College RICHARD L. LAHMIIR, D1cK,l' H06 .Atlantic Avenue Choir 3, 4g French Club Z, 3, 4. No. ZS Mechanics Institute I'A'IlSY,I.AlVIO ' ' PAT IO 'rinidad Street ' lumbli , I V 1 j , u 5 nternationa R ations Club 4. Washington High If f If Undecided JEAN LANC'l'O'I', SMALL I'IRY,,l OSI Parsells Avenue Choir 2 No. 32 Undecided ANGIil,INl-I LATIN, ANt:i:, 417 Clinton Ave. N. l'atrician l, 2, 3, 4: Vox Board: Renaissance Club: Quaestor 3: Augur 4: ll Piccolo Scrivano Staff 4: Baskerlwall 2: Tennis 2, 4: Badminton 2: l. R. C. Z, 3, 4. Sr. ,losepli li. of R. A'NlGlfl,lNA L. l,Ail'R AGN. , PEE 'la ., 4l Ontario htri-et Renaissance Clulw. NO. Sl llmletided in l..-WN R l'.NCl', M. l.AUlJlbl'., 2001 lzast Nlam Street liowlinp J: Reserve bocter J. Restiw liastliall 3, ll. R. liasltttlwall Aquinas llusiness 5 ,. i AlN l.Al , , 2 halo bt :cet s all l ,. ' aselmall 3.1, WJ Horseshoe litrlunh 3 4 i gg A 3: 'liraclc i eer 3: ' arrment Secretary 4, 3l l'ndi-cided l.lNlJA l,l'.AX l'.lNh. Lou, 222 Akron Street NN aslimuton lrwmg hchool l ndtcldul ANN l.l'.X Al INO. l,lfNY, 147 Hartford htieer l. R, C. Rtnaissanct Llulw. No. 3l lll1tll'Clllk'll MARX .lAlNl'. l,l',Vl' lb, -lANlli, JD., lNlerclianrs Road . . . -.. . .-..,4,l'rtn Cluli 4: Horseback Riding Z, 3: Swimming 2, 3. No. S2 Undecided ANCll'il,U l.lCClARDl. l L'zZY, 330 Central Park Renaissance Clula Z, 3, 4: H. R. liaskerliall l, 2, 3, 4: H. R. liaseliall l 7 3 4 v-v-. . No. Z7 Chicago Institute ol' Refrigeration and Air Conditioning YIQRNA l,lCH'l'WAR'l', 1433 Culver Road llramatics Clulv 4: l. R. C. 3: French Clulw 51 Horseback Riding 2. No. 46 R, ll. l. .IANIC l,lGll'l', 164 Ci-darwood 'lerrare Ci. A. A. l: Howling Z: Horseback Riding 2: lfrolics 3: Concilium 3, 4: Vice President of Senior Class 4: Swimming 2: lJl'IllllZlflCS Clulm 4: Vox lioard 3: Roman State l. 2, 3, 4: Augur 4: Quai-stor 1. No. 46 lieneseo Normal l Rlfl3 l,lNl7, l Rl21mll2, 36 Conklin Avenue liasketlmall Manager l: Baseball l. Z. 3, 4: llorseslioe Pitcliing Championship l: iliral-lic Squad lg Vice President of Spanish Clulw 2: Nleiuluer ol' Spanish Cortes 4. K' , - No. 32 R. li, l. Vl'll,l,lAiVl LONG, li1l,1.,y' N3 Ravine Avenue lfrencli Cluli l, 2. 3, 4: l. R. C. 3, 4L H. R. liasketliall l, Z: Swiuuuing 3: Honor Roll 2. No. ll Micliigan Stare T1 ANNE 1,. 1,0NGY1'iAR, Ukl1iANNIZ.ll 32 Gertrude Street L Pom! 32 1. R. C. -1: C1uidef Know Your School Week 3: Dramatic Club -1. W Rochester Dental llispensarx Nl.-XRIUN Nlz1c1JUN.-ll.17,51ift lieach Avenue lfrench Club 3, -1: Roman State 1, 2: lJI'1lI112lTlL'S Club -1, Riding 1' 1. R. C. 5. No. 52 l'ndecided Ol HY hlzrc1NNlfS, lJu'i 1'ii-'. 201 Cedarwood 'l'eri'ace Q lcvaland, Ohio llndecided R.-XYNIOND A. M.-XCN.-ll,l,'Y. Mac, IN lferris Street lland 1, 2, 3. -1: Orchestra 1, 2. 3. 4: Science Club: 1. R. C.: Spanish Club 2. No. 11 llndecided Q 1' lX'lfXl,'l'1fSl'Q, GR,-XY,U 2141 North Union Street s ctbill 1: Choir 2, 3: 1 rolics2, -1. o lvndecided lfS'l'H1fR N1AN1'JWl'Ql.l., Nl WNY, 119 Central Park l. R. C. 4: Ping-llong 4:11-nnis -1. No. 18 Nurses 'liraininq 1X 1' 1 X 'N bl. lX1ANN, 1iviia, Zl Sliafer Street oir 1 7, .1 -1: Greenhouse Club 1: Dramatics 1: iliennis 1: 1. R. C. Qhiistinas lfrolics 3: 1.1brarian 2, 3: Banking Committee -1: reg, wards 3: Civic :Xwards 3. -1. High , Los Angeles Pacific College ,, H if. :fl 'bf - VO- 4-of 1 ' -14-u I , -f .-XNTHONY lf. MAR,-XSCO, 'l1iL '1'g-L, 112 'll-resa Street Renaissance 2. 3. -1: Homeifboni Klllaslcctball 3. -lg Homeroom Baseball 5, -1: l'l0I!lCI'OOIll Selccer 2, 3: Varsity -1: 1. R. C. 2: Science Club 2: l'resident of Renaissance -1. Washington High Cornell 131 X 1' Rl Y ,IA1X1. M.-XRRS, lim, 201 Q umberland Street Horseback Riding 2: Tennis 2: 1. R. C. 3, 4, Science Club -1: lfrench Clu 5 -1 'l1I'CZlSlll'Cl' of lfrench Club -1. 1No 10 I 1- . I C. of R. 'P ,l'l iiyxxx A-16515141 H. MA S.-XI.. Nlxu:,s,'-' 'hird Street H. ia. was 3112. fl . . 1lgDCCL'I'2, 5, 4, H. R. Football 4, H. R. Basketball I St. Francis , Cndecided 1Nlr M.-XRl11N, Ri-iN1l-if 1375 ltast Main Street as etball 1. Swimming 1: lennis J: Ping-Pong .tg 1. R. C. -1. 1' R.-X1Xlx1.IN L. M.-XX 11.1.1-., 1173 lwarson Avenue 'llrack 2: Cross Country 2: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: 1. R. C. 2, 5, -1: Q Science Club 2, 3. -1: Spanish Club 2, 3: Roman State 1, 2: Social Chairman 011139 hlune Class: Alpha Hi-Y Pres. 3, Sect. 2, Treas. 2, Social Chairman 4. No, 33 Undecided 3 . hiv LILLIAN MAYER LEE 41 Kansas Strut lennis lg Gorman Club 4. No. 28 lfmlcciclul 'Vl-XRCUFR H i 'lfll' xiii 5 Xil'll'N Xxti Howling 4: llnsket all l, -. . ' lizisebzill 2, 3. 4: lizuluimton 2. .iz Tennis 1.2.1, 1 0 lioes 2. ,, fml liall lx lling-Pong: 3: ilirack 7 3 4 X'1rs' b 4 G -X X C ' lmtlti No. ll l mln-cult-tl CI ZXRX M X770lYl x II4 Unis Qtrttt bwinuuing lg lcnms l: llaskctball l., j: liastabnll 2. 3. No. 31 ' Post lil':ull1utc K.fXlHl,lClCN l,0l'lSli XlcCON.XCllll'f, KAY, HF l'zu-st-lls Aw. Roman State l. 2: l iI'l'l1Cl1 Club 2, F, 4: liaskutball l: 'lit-nnis -Xltc mire to Constitution il Comtntion 4 Corpus Christi l'mlt-citlt-tl I . XX ll l lPXlX l H XICCUY Ulilll '33 kiraml Xunut l. R. K. 1.2, 2.4: lrcs. l. R. C41 lratlwc bquaml 2. A. 4: Lzipt, Squzul 5. 4: lfrcncli Club l, 2, 3, 4: Clicss Club lz Science Club 31 'liruck Vlgr 7' Cross Countrx Wlgl ' L lmrlottt in-or-it-rmxii l XX INJNA lXlclxl,fNlN X, XX ININII'-.. lam khailottt- Brit-ur llclvgatv to Constitutional Conv:-ntion 41 lforum 4: Suci't-tary ol wludicial Comniittcc. l ockporr Wm lt l'.l,l',.-XNOR N'lcl,.Xl'Glll.lN, lim, 55 lfourth Strtfur Howling, 7 liI'LI1Cl1 Club 7 3 4 Curiro 3 4 Loipus Qlirlstl hr lXl.1rx s Hospital 'll'irXN lVlcl'l'llfRSON, A'Nl,1.c, 270 llumboltlt Struct liziskctbzill lg Spanish Club 2. 3. 4111-nnis 3: l. R. C, 4. NO. 23 limlcticlctl l3ORO'llHY lVllflflrlrXN. Du'l', ,ilfm Grand .-Xwnuc Horseback Riding 1, Z, 5: l. R. C. 3, 4: Dramntics .l,'l'lillt'I1lllS 2, 3. No. 33 X Mocliziuics X X Ji 'Nl rt L o car . X jc 'ill iw 11:1 R' My fi . . 0 Hou r 1 aske 1, 2 , , 41 lloinegsbin stbaill l, 2, 33 Home- roo 1 r , 3, 4g ' ,' -. 3, lVlr. C rmel f Cntlecidn-tl m oc 1 sance C lub ' ki lRl' Nl' Mll I l R l'i 74 VX atlsnortli Street Horseshoe-s 7 Bastball 7 a N lu Scbool ol Louimercn POR l IA lVlOl,ONlzX loam' 200 Oxford hr. Roman Stare 1, 2: Badminton and Horscshoes sz l. R. C. 4: Dra- Q' matics Club 4. No. 31 C. of Syracuse ANGELINA IVILSLOLO, l'ANc:EI.o, 14S Lewis Street Renaissance Club, Stall on the Iiccolo Scrivano. lVlt. Carmel School llntlecitlecl ROl3IfR'li VV. Nlfll,l,, 4:39 Grantl Avenue lfreshmen liasketball: H. R. liasketball Capt. 2. 3: Res. Riskctbill Capt, 3: Basketball Capt. 4: Soccer 2, 3, 4. No. 53 Q VIRGINIA -I.-XNIE fNlOR'liI'IlQIY, U,IlNNY,.I 15 Iielgard Street Central School fNlass.l .Xrt School Nl.-XRIAN O.4KI.I'QY, SANDY, Z3 Dvson Street Choir 3, 4: Sec. S: Treasurer of Choir: Baseball 2. No. 32 I,IfNOR!X I'.-Xfilf, uI'IONliY.u 4I0 Ceclarwoocl 'lierrace I. R. C. 2, 3, 4: French Club 2, 3, 4: Horseback Riding Z: liaclminton 2: Usher Christmas Frolics '37: Usher at Graduation 'Iune '37 lk '3S: linglish l,ibrary 2, 3, 4: Banking Cage 3: Photographic Assistant, Orient Staff june 139: Social Recreation Club 3. No. 32 If of R. K.-X'l'IlIiRINIi l'AI,lCRfVlO, Ki'r'rv 107 Seventh Street Renaissance Q lub 2, 3, 4. lypist I iccolo Scrivano 3: Cm-gf. Social Dancing 3: liasehall 3: Social Chairman, Renaissance C lub 4 No. 25 I RANR I LNIIS.-XIXO, l .I-IS, l9lw I.KLll1lLrSt c Basket ei'v6f9':'I3a a : ' s hall 4: Soccer 3. hast Roc ester , I mlecu J QIJWM fwfr , l'lS'l'HI'fl IIANI 'K, V 1 'nion Street lIaseb tlm s I: Renaissance 2: lloiscshoc I'itchi V Corpu tristi I ntluitlul IRYING PICACH EY, l'iaAci-nf, 394 Cedarwood 'lierrace Orchestra I: l3anml 2, 3, 4: Vox lioartl 3: Swimming 4: Concilium German Club 3, 4, Hi-Y 4: lfrolics Orchestra 2, 3. No. 32 University of Nlichiggan l3li'l l'Y .IANIC PIQACOCK, Iii-:r'i'v, 52 Fourth Street Swimming I, 2: Horseshoe Pitching Z, 3, 4: 'liennis 4: Dancm Ping-Pong 3, 4: Bowling 2, 3, 41 Spanish Club 3, 4: Gregg. -Xi ir Department Stenographer 4: Sec. Constitutional Convention 4 NO. 3.3 , I mlcclclctl MXL , Q c- Clli I 'liI.I,E1'lf IH-ufr1. fi Cumberland Street H monk: Ifootba 4: enaissance Club 2, 3, 4: Cheering Squad J IW! . 4: ! ors .back 1 ing 3, 4. t. o philx I Mech Inst. K . 9 2 n I U Xl GIfORGIf R. I'lfRRO'l li!X, HREVERI-lNIJ,I' 104 VN'eltl Street 'P Renaissance 3, 4: Choir 3, 4: Home Room Basketball I, 2. t Hom Room Soccer 2: Home Room Baseball 1, 2, 3. Our I,ady of Mt. Carmel lntlcciclul lnileutletl ...Z CHl'.Rll', PlzRRY, 163 Nlerwnn Avenue rrolxcs 2. Svmor play 3: K hour: lr:-nah Club. hocml L ommxrtce hlum- Class. No. ll Ma-clmzarmics lns. M. RIAN lc. Hr' '15, nf Ruafgyiwfr- ,. l D IC l 2: v rolids '3 :Sx ' LM' 41112111 Cluh 3, -l: . . C. 2. -l. jx M No. ll Nh-clmzmics FR.-XNCliS l'lll'fl,rXN, FRAN, FS Nlrlvillc Srrwr l. R. C. 2, 3, -lg Dranlatic Cluls lg Swinnning l. -Xucluhon Nlvclmnics S,l'll.-KRT l'll'IRCl'., S'l'L'l-', 3l7 Garson .-Xwnm Scicncv Cluh 3: l, R. C. -l. No. 6, Nzlplcs, N. Y. l'. G. SHlRl,lfY MAY l'll l'fR, Pl lm, F2 Huiclelhn-rg Srrwr Howling 2. 3, 4: Roman Stan- Sr-nate l, 2, 3, 4: Rraufor 3: l,IlfI'lClZlI1 l. Z. 3, -lg Yox's Apprvnrlcz- l, Z: lie-arurc lfcliror. Vox 3: Concilium 3. No. ll l'mln-rich-nl 4 1 - 'l'l'fRl'.SA ylff.-il4'lfRR.X'l3O. l'l'rlu, ZW N. llnion Strom-r l. 2: Rasehall 1,21 liaalminrpn 2: Horsvshoc- 2. Runnisanmn 'f2: Constitutional Corfventlon Rc-presclltativc -l. Our l,3,,Lly oflvlt. Carmel ., ' . hmlccidccl l Xl'l, l'Ol,ANSlil, -ll, Sllillvbf' Stn-cr Urchehrrn l, 2, 3, -lg kllcnnis 3, 4: Science Cluh 3, -l:Gcrm:1nCluh3, -l.,f No. ll 1, lfnllcrinlucl 1 , .K A! NlCl'l0l,fXS l'Uhll'flNlU, NN llnmluzxrrl Strcvr l 'l-rack 3. lfziirport High l'mll-oillvrl YlRGlNlfX l'RlNCl'Q, HllINlil'li,.' 15-l Ccmlzuwvoonl'l3cl'l'z1u- Choir 2, 3, 4: lnrcr-High Prep. 1: lnrvr-Higlm 3, -l: llrolics -la liaslccr- hall lg Q3l'l0ll'.l'llST0I'lZlI1 4: Spanish Clulw 2, No. 32 llmlvcirlul Xl.-RRY l,lll.l'l'O. XllI,1.l1f, 30 lllhirrl Srrvcr Rvnaissxinu- 2, -l: l. R. C. -l. No. 27 l'ml1-ciclul RUSIC vIlf:XN Qll:XR'l'Il'Rl, l3mrzu'1' l'1Yl-in Ill llHI'fll0I'1lSfI'l'k'f. Rn-naissancu Cluhg hnirx' X No. 31 X R, li. l. G .. ln .3 Nl. R.-XIHQXIQK ' 1.l1.,xlu, IH l'zu'sulls AVUITIIQ' f- ng 4, G. A. fl. - '-l. 'xlia , 2, 3. -lg li s 2, 3, -lg llarlminron 2, 3, Ml: Swimming -lg Po v . 33 l'mln-cimlccl A CHAR1,FS R.AMSDIiI.l,, Bun, 107 Cobbs Hill Drive No. 32 Cndecided l'.ARI. Rl'.Al' bl., URAI-'l-'.1l 4 l.al':iyette Park Choir 1, 2, 3: ilirziflic Squad 2, 3. No. 33 lNlt-clizinics Institute YICRNA RICNAITIB, 103 Nlai-ion Street Hand 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 3, 4: Inter-Higli-Prep liand 2: Inter- High l5ant13, 'ILQVIIOIFllSNV1lI1Il11Hg2,3. 4g Basketball 2: illennis 1,21 lfrolics Urcliestra 3. 4: Growing Pains 3: Secretary of .lune '39, I'3I't'I1Cl1Q3l11l12, 3, 4: l. R. C. 1, 4: Patricians 3. 4: Roman State 3, 4. St. Vlnbn tlie lfvangelist lvndecided Cl.ll FORD FIACK RICYNOLDS. -here. 1134 Atlantic Avenue Ili-Y Chapter 1. 2, 3, 4:0rcl1estra 1, 2. 3, 4: lfrencb Club 2. 3: lfrolics '3'?: Reserve Baseball 1. 2: Delegate to Constitutional Convention, Cslier. Graduation '3'9. No. ZH University of Nlicliigan KlfNNli'l'II RII,1iY, Ki3N, 371.ansdale Street No. 11 Undecided JOSEPH S. ROE, uglfll-l,'l 739 Grand Avenue German Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Home Room Basketball 2, 3: I. R. C. 2, 3: Reserve Basketball 1. 7 No. 5- llndecidetl LOUISI-' RO , 'FA A so 13-Cyignfivt affix? Baske b 1, Z, 3, 4: I eball Z 3 ' - . Horse itching 2: ' on 2: H a ' We-et2 Re a ance 2 3 ' Rboir 1, 2, 3, 4: ics 2, 4: 60366 2, 3 'ij . 11 i -'Brockport Normal . j NUR MAN RAl'lI.-Xl'il, RUTH, Nokx1, ZS9 Hazelwood ilierrace Assistant Soccer Manager 2: Soccer Nlanager 3, 4: l. R. C. 3, 4: Varsity Club 4: Ping Pong Club 4: Home Room Basketball 3: Car Token Cage 4. No. 11 Iindecided Hlil,liN ROUSUS. 1hi:ii, S3 Sidney Street Badminton 1: Tennis 1: Swimming 1: Horseback Riding 1, 2, 3: Renaissance 1, Z: Choir 1, Z, 3, 4: l,atin Club 1, 2. R. li. I. -IAM lfS RUIIYINA, -llMx1Y, 34 Bowman Street Science Club 4. No. 33 California Institute of leclinology SHIRLEY I. Rl.l1fDIfNAUlfR, NoNNY, 3214 Garson Avenue G. A. A. 1: Iennis 1: Swimming 2, 4: Library 4. Corpus Christi llntlecided LOUIS RUSSOTTI. Oi,' Lou, 131 Weld Street Soccer 1, 2, 3, Captain Z: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Home Room Basket- ball 2: Homeroom Soccer 1, Varsity Club: Renaissance Club, No. 31 Undecided JANE RUIHILRPORD, 201 Vlilsonia Road Riding 2. Aide. No. 41 J, Badminton 5. Science Club 4, Social Science Library . 0. AN'l'HONY SAl'il,l, 2ll lirowncrolit lioulevard Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4: lnter-High Orchestra l. 2. 3. 4: Frolics 5, 4: Choir 2. lNo. ll l. ol R. NlARlli l.. SAl,'l'l'QR. S.xi:i'Y. 2ll Hazelwood 'll-rrace l. R. C 2, 3, -lg Roman State 2, 3, 4: Choir l. ' No. ll lvmleeidell ANN Ll. SAl'ORl'l'O, 'l'lNY, 331 North l.'nion Street liasketbzill l: 'liennis lg lfrencli Club 2. .iz Renaissance Club 2,7-I-: Ping-l'ong 4. Science Club 4. 47 No. 27 Washington High Nurse 'l'raining HOW ARD A. SAl.l.R, BLD, IS! lirouncrolt lioulexard li0Wlll'12illt'2llI1 41 German Club 3, 4: Roman State 2, la lumbling 2. lNo. 411 Kornell ROSICMARY SAVAGE, l3l Baldwin Street l. R. C l, 2, 45 Dramatics Club 4: German Llub 2, A, 4: Usher Graduation -lime 19573 Guide Know Your School Week 10383 llsher lfrolics l95N: Swimming 2. 3. Moira, New 'Xorlx llndccidul AN'liOINli'l lil'f SCAl.ONl'f, 157 Lewis Street Basketball lg liadmmton 2: Horse Shoe l,lIClllH2 2: Renaissance Club 2, 3. Our l..id5 Al lfl.l'l l' German C l. R. C. lv Orchestra Nazareth ol Mount L armel lnduinlid l'1lJNA l,Ol'lSl'i SClllflDAl.-AN. l44 Nleruin Avenue Spanish Club l, 2, 5, 43 Social Chairman 2: Orchestral l, 2. 5. 4: l, R. C. 42 Civic Award. No. ll Genesee Hospital A SCHILLING, lNli21,i'i i1x. 397 Garson Avenue lub 2. 3. 4. Vice President 2, President 5: l rench Club 2. 3: 2, 3, 43 Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4z Ping-l'ong 4g lL'I1l'llS.2ll'l'OllCS 5. Academy llroclgport Normal Rlf'l'H MAF SCHNPQIIJIER. 25 Duke Street G. A. A. 1: l. R. C. 2: Horseback Riding 5: Seventh Period Club 2,31 Senior Play l9.l7: Dramatics Club 2, 4: Choir 2: lfrolics 1937. NO. S2 Cmletlclell xlliNl'Q L. SCHUl3l'iR, U'lLTNll'-I,H 259 Greeley Street Bowling 2, 35 Usher Frolics 19375 G. A. A. 1. No. ll Undecided MARY A. SCHULTZ, HONEY, 94 Cniversity Avenue Swimming 2g Ping-Pong lg l. R. C, 1: Badminton 23 German Club 2. No. 31 Mechanics lntitute f RACI' SCHULZE HGRACH-I 29 I-Qlton Street : Olllafl State l, 2: l. R. C. 3, 4: le 3, . lN l Cndecidcd 1113531141 sc11L11x1Au1131z, '-Jil, 7kv,I'L'SllllC,SYl'k'QT Basketball l. 2, Svvilnming 2, Roi ian Marc l 2, 3, 4: Patrician: XXVI Yir in Roman State 2, 3: Pringbnflof l.ati Class 4: l. R. C. Rochcsteifchristian School' A I linda-citlcd Bl' l IN SCHWARTZ, ull!-I'l'S,H 202 Middlesex Road lennis l Basketball l: Choir 2, 3: lfrolics 1936: Dtflcgate for Con- stitutional Convention: Roman State: Vox Board: Csher vlanuarx' 19191 raduation, Wo 78 N. Y. State School Agriculturt- RILHARD SIABROORS, SH.'XBlbLbl'1. l02UC1arso11.-Xxrinic lrack 2, 3. 4: Swiinming 4: l. R. C. 4: German Club 4: Collcigc lnforrnation Day. , I Vkebster High i Ohio lfnivrrsity -XRI HNF SEJXTONI RAR 'L 91 Middlesex Road lnt Ball l: Baseball' 2. 3. 4: Baskt-tbgll,l, 2, 3, 4: Bowling 3, 43 lenms 2, 3: Horseshoe Pitching Zi 3LS'wii1n1ling Z: Badminton 3, 4: l ng P ng.-43 Dancing. 35 G. . ...N Qouncil 4: Track Meet 3: Play x ' lXo 7S V . - 1 School Ol3k30Il!lIlL'I'Ct NANCY Sll.-NH l.l'.R. S1ai1f1-Y. 'lil Culver Road Basketball 1. Hoisubatk Riding 4. l,eade1sh1p Klub. lcnnis 2, J, 4. No. 33 , lwnclccidctl SN l N I-X 'X XONNI. SHAX I.l.R, I11t.1,x, 40 W oodstock Road C tstra 1, Z, 3, 4: l. R. C. 2, 3, 4: French Club 2, 3, 4: Arcliery 12 l rolits Orchestra 2, 3, 4. R. B. I. 'lrXN'lliS li, SMl'l'H. USX1l'l I'Y,U C15 ,luniptlr Strct-r President of lunc l'?39 Class: Yarsitx' Basketball 2. 3. 4: Yarsitx' Soccer 3, 4: Frcshinan Basketball 1: ilfrcshman Soccer 1: l. R. C.: ljsht-r ,lune l93S Graduation: Csher, l5rolics: Band l. 2, 3, 4: Dramatics Club 4: Choir 3. No. 52 Syracusc U X lRGlNl.-X SNll'l'l'l, 'ASA1l'1 1'Y, 2f1Covt-ntry Avcnut s ttlnll l, 3: lennis l. 3, 4: Bowling 3: Badminton Z, 4. Corpus L hristi ficncral llospitzil OGDEN SMITH, 'ABt1w, 221 Milburn Struct Roman State 2. 3. 4: llSl1L'I'AlllTlC l'l3S Graduation. No. 46 llnivmrsity ol' Nlichigan Rll l ll l'l,l'l.-XNOR SMI'l'll, liii:1w', l'enhcld, N. Y. l ng, ish l 1bra1'y4: l'3I't'IlCl1 Club 4: Spanish Club 4. Gent-seo Normal Bl'.RNICli SNOOK, SNoo1-Ls, 236 Marion Strcct G. A. A. 1: Bowling Z: l. R. C. 2: Horseback Riding 3: Choir 4: Dramatic Club 4. I No. ZS Uiitlcciclcd S-Xl LY SOR F l a a Stre t ' le ms 3: ' gPong 1 wim 1 . enaissa - 1b3.4: lnter- nat n elations Club . X N 7 XYellesleyCollege I' ,IANII-IS soma, -: wt, ass uma :Xvenue +1 Cross Count n -, 3, 47'l'rack 2. 3, 44 Captain ol-pQl:'Qk',Captain was V -ylmall: Volleyball 5, J., 1 4 ' , pf ' r J 1 c tseht-im 1, L, J N- Lwlt-Citi.-.1 lf -IOSlfl'l'llNl'i Srl q 5U'l'll,li, -lo2'.' 30 W abas 1 Street . ' ' ' ,J wJ lnternatlonal Rkllilfl Cluli--l,:'lf0fY?l1sszii1ce Club 4. No. 25 V- lvndecided .I l-QANNli'l l'l-1 Rl l'lI SOl l'llXYlCK, Sol 'l'HY,u 1,3 liayclif Drive l. R. C. l, 2. 4: lennis l, 2: Swimming 2. 3, 4: lfrencli Club 2, 3. 4: Choir 2: liasketball 2: Playday 3. No. 23 Genesee Hospital Nursing School GORDON JACK Sl'.'xl,'l3Y. Hombre, IH4 lfllison Street Soccer 4: Reserve Soccer 3: Swimming 3: Choir 2: liand and Ur- chestra l, 2, 3, 4, lfrolics 3. No. ll .-Xeronautical School ROlilCR'l' ml. SPINK, llll Brookfield Road Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4: Reserve Basketball 3: Capt. Home Room Basket- ball 2, 3: Science Club 3: 'lireasurer ol- '39 Class: Dramatics Club 4: Skating 2, 3, 4. No. ZH . Syracuse College RlCH.4RDyS'lil'iliHLlflg, DlcK. '2073 Clillford Avenue Homeroom Basketball l, 2, 3: Roman Concilium 3, 4: 'lfrack 2, 3. 4: Cross Country Z, 3, 4, Captain of Cross Country 4: Capt. ol l'rack 4. No. ll llmlecltletl BURTON l'. S'l'l-lVliNS, uS.XNllY,ii 363 Goodman Street Choir 3, 4: Inter-High Choir 4: Inter-High Prep Choir 2: Frolics 3, 4: Social Chairman ol Choir 4: Delegate to Constitutional Con- vention 4: X arsity Club 4. West High lvndecided MARY ROSIQ SUGl,l.-X, Xlx1u. . .L vis-Street Renaissan c 4: . R. C. 4. Our l.ady o t.xE,'armel lvndecided t Q l lil-Q'l l'Y hllf.-KN SW,-XX K, 1353 Culver Road lfrencb Club 2. 3, 4: Spanish Club 4. No. 52 l'mlc-Cidetl Rlll70l.l l,. ill.-XNCK, RL11l. 213 Culver Parkway Roman State Concilium 3, 4: Vox Board 3. 4: Science Club 3: Homeroom lreasurer 4: German Club 3: 'l ribunus Nlilitum 1, Praetor 3. No. ll College ROl3lCR'l' 'lf-XYl,UR, 1148 Cedarwood 'lierrace Consul of Roman State: Vox Board Z. 3, -lg Concilium 2, 3, 45 lfrolicsg H. R. Basketball l, Z: Swimming leam: Hi-Y. No. 52 llntlecidcd ANN-E MARY 352310, ' ' 'Qld Street naissance,Qifb -. J, 4: mg-Hong 33 adminton A, 4. llorscslioes 2 . .ywizs Gr.. B 'kctball 1,,,,v C, our Iativ ofNlr c.K...L fb' R is I 'IUHN H. llfNl,Ol. -IuHNNlE, 1000 Culver Road German Club 2, 3. 4: lfrencli Club 4: Chess Club 2. 4a Ping-l'omr Club 43 Associate liditor of Orientg Science Club 3, 4. 0 MARX IOM,-XBIINO. lmixiii-., n4llr.lI1son btreet l. R. C.. Renaissance Club: Choir. No. ll FRANCES 'l'RAl'ANE, l-'.-xv, 123 Sava-nth Sm-rt Rcnaissancc.Club 2, 3, 41 l. R. C. 2: Cboirz Secretary, Dept. of lfn-'lisli NO. 25 l mlvcitlccl YIQRNA 'l'R.-Ufli, Si-ioR'rY. N31 Culvt-r Road Spanisl1Llub3. No. F2 Post firacluarc C9I'Q 7Nll 3 mi. Ro . c .., 3, 3 C ilium 3, aj ft ' oarr 2, SQ Grcgarian Hi-Y 2, 3. g ' ll'f'3SllftI' . Vlvashington J ll. of R. CARlVlIil.A bl. TUCCIU, P-XT. 131 Central llarli l. R. C. 45 Ping-Pong 4. xv?lSl'llHQI0ll limlccitlml -ll,lNlNll', Nl. I Rbfl, Almix. ll Vlootlwartl btrt-ct I R C I 7' Basketball l' llowlingl No. l4 Nursing VERA Y, N 2 , YY, 201+ WK-bstcr .Aim-nm I. R. C. 4g Serma lub 4. . 3 A Comptometcr Scbool ,IOHN VAN AAl,Sil'. VAN, 2089 li. Main Struct Freshman llascball lg Reserve Baseball 2, 3. No. 28 Cnult-citlt-tl HIJWARD YANIJHNBIQRG, lin, .350 Farmington Road lfrench Club 2, 5, 4: Science Club 41 Clic-ss Club 4g Home Room Basketball l, 2, 45 Homeroom Soccer lg Skating 4g 'll-nnis 4. NO. S2 ll. of R. 5 Q f V U , M RY '.-iifmigf1s1fCJi395Zsy jx3,, 2,fUAkmn Sfkftf A JJ ' ' 1 , relics 36. 'f6g Baseball,-2,-3: Haiku-flmll 2: 3: Picncli u 2, 3,45 bgurd aBk2r,3,,, ,. 1 1 A I No. 128' 1 'i Goneseellclospital ,f 5 1 jliANNli VANDER KOLK, MQIEANII-i,U 225 Melville Street Horseback Riding 2: Basketball 2, Quaestor Roman State .lg Roman State 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 4: l. R. C. 4: Ratriciang Usher, Gradu- ation 3, Usher, Frolics 3g French Club 2, 3, Homeroom Delegate to Constitutional Convention. NO. 33 Genesee Normal lxDXNARll-SI.ANl.I'.Y X AN llli R WAl.l., lin, S22 Blossom Rtl Stage Crux 2, J, 4, Homeroom Basketball 2. NO. 46 llmlecicle lil.liANOR YANDIC Ylfl.lJ'l'. Bl SMF... 77 Akron Street Basketball 2, J: l. R. C 2, A, 4: l'rench Clllh2lSVVIlI1I1lll'lH.2,.l. No. 28 Rochester Business lnstitute ,fx f f fi bl, 'irtf- A G if 4. '1g1 l'1s'-Siu, fv7bl'Zll11Zif su-t t oir ,2,3,4:Baskefl, 1114-zllisfllrffuislunet-1,1 - Baseball ,ilffj 7 fl i. v J ,, ' I St. Airlh s f llnllecitle 1 l SHlRl.lfY Y0l,KlfR'l', SHIKI, IW Pinnacle Roatl Swimming 3. Nlatlisonville Grammar School, Cincinnati, Ohio College CRCSA A. Y0l.l.U, Clic, 54S Central Park Annex Choir: Renaissance 3. 4: I. R. C. 4, No. 25 Cntlecitlet lilfORlilf VVABNITZ, 7153 llenfieltl Roatl Vice President of l. R. C. No. ll Cntlecitlecl IQCGIENIQ Vl'AGNl'QR, GPN:-i. 433 Cetlarwootl ilierrace H. R. Basketball l, 2, 31 Ring-Pong Club 4: German Club 3, -lg l. R. C. 53 Orient -lg Chess Club 2, 4: Tennis 4. No. 52 Nlichigan WIl.l.lAM li. WAl,l,liR, uxylI.l.Y,U 78 Arch Street Roman State 1, 2: Special Vox Board 2: Patrician l, 2: Annex Cross, Country Nlanagerg l. R. C. 2, 3: French Club 2, 3, 4: 'lireasurer 3: Science Club 3, 4: 'lireasurer 4: Ping Pong Club 4, Hi-Y 3, 4: Vice- 'resident 43 Modern Language, Chairman of Frolifs 'liicket Sales 4. No. 33 University of Rochester . l fl ' . , 4 I ' iizorui' WHITE, ati.,-I -if zsgamv swirl ' sketball' Cl16lr 1, 2,31 lics 2, French 'lub 2, 3, 4. No. ll ' ' , ' Mechanics lnstitute -, 3, 4.1. R. C. .4 tl l l HHLMA W HI l lt, l HEL, ZS Ferndale Crescent Basketball l, Bowling 2, l'rench Club 2, 3, -lg Secretary 1998, Spanish Club 4. Corpus Christie School Uncleciclecl HAROLD VYICKMAN, Wick, IIS 'liryon Park Choir 3, 45 'liumbling 4, Home Room Basketball 2, 3, 4. No. S2 Aeronautics tl CONSTANCIC WILDIQR, CoNNiE, 29 Conklin Avenue I. R. C. 3. 4: French Club 2, 3, -I: Usher at June Graduation '37: lisher at lfrolics '.I7: Ifnglish I.ah. 3, 4: Banking Cage: Choir: Social Recreation Class 3: Orient Staff june '39, No. S2 Syracuse Ifniversity -IAXIC WILSON, IIL'r'roNs, IUI Dzilkeith Road Howling 2: Ifrench Club 5: I. R. C. 4: Mr. lD:1vey's Orhce 4. No. 32 R. li, I. MlI,'l'ON WING, HI'ifiKiI'I.AN'I',II 3-I Richmond Street Science Club 5. 5: I'ing-I'ong Club -I: Secretary German Club 3, -I: I R C -I No. .II l'ost Graduate HI'.l,IfN G. WI'li'l'lCII, 2l3 Grand Avenue German Club 2, 3, -I: lladininton 2. 3, -I: llorseshoe I'itehin,e 2: Roman State I, 2, 3, 4: Curile Aedile 3: lox lioard 3,41 Asst Nlzin- aginu liditor X ox -Ig Iloineroom Alternate to Constitutional Conven- tion. No. .Ii Iindecided ISIQRN I.. WI'l'ZIiI,, 'INN Garson Ave-nut Choir 2, 3. -I: Ifrolics l'73!i. No. 32 lwndecided COR DON WOOD, W'oom', II2 .Iersey Street Choir I: Orchestra I, 2, 3. II llndecided -IANICT WOOIJHOLTSIC, -IAN, 225 Akron Street ii. A. A. I: Spanish Club 2: lice I'res. Spanish C lub 3, Iiasehall 2: 'lirack Meet 3: I. R. C. 4: Drzimatics Club -I. No. 92 Ilndecided ROY A. WOOI.l,ACO'l l', 1809 Culver Road Choir I, 2: Science Club 3, 4: Inter-High Prep. Choir I, 2: Ifrench Club 2, 5, -I. No. II Cndeeided fn- i . gf' - MAISIQI, I . WYA'l l', l kiiNcHY, Elo Cedarwood Ierraee I 1 ff I Gregg Shorthand .Awards 3: 'liypist Award 5: I. R. C. 3:vChoir 4: llrzimatics -I: Secretary for Miss Bowles 4: Mr. IVIcKie's Othce in Social Science I.ab. -I. Nazareth Academy Niagara lini versity Hl'lRl3I'iR'l' YORK, l'IHRi4, 597 Hayward Avenue Roman State I, 2: Special Yox lioard 2: Science Club 3, -I: Spanish Club 2, -I: I. R. C. 2, 3: Constitutional Convention -I: Yice-Pres. Science Club -I. T 1 Q y - No. M l.oI R. DOROTHY YOULES. Doi, ION-I Clirliord Avenue Drainatics 2: Csher l'he Nut l aru1 2, Riding 33 I-Ierald Stall 4: Choir 4. No. Il llndeeitletl GIQNA ZI'2lDI,liR, 'ASNooKlr1, 190 Ifllison Street Ifaslcetball I: Choir 2, 3, -I: Swimming 2, Dancing 2: Leadership 3: Frolics 4. No. ll llndecided l.l.lNORl', Ll',l,ll'.R. hPU0lx, 7 Wootllaxxn btrttt Choir 2: German Club 2. Dolgmillt High School l mltculul lVlARlAlN l'l',NlNl'.MURl'., Oli Downing htrc-cr Annex Hand. Orchestra l: Band 2, 3, 4: .-Xrclwry Z, 3: liaskctluill 2, 3, -la Baseball Z, .lg Speeclball 3: lrloclu-3' 3: 'licnnis 2, 5: llatlniinton No. lx Cmlecinlutl LLOYD H. HOUSE. +59 Garson rlvenut No. 33 Cntlrcitlul l,Il,l.l,-KN MAURI-IR. 'l'Yiqic, 36 Dyson Street Roman State -l: German Club 2: U. .-X. QX. lg Baslcctball l. No. 52 Strong Nlemorial Hospital GUl'QN'l'HliR l'l lfFl liR. GLEN, 135 Cnivcrsiry Avenue German Club 5, 4, Spanish 3, 4: I. R. C. 3, 4: Constitutional Con- vention -lz 'lirallic Squad 3,.-L No. 30, New York City Undecided - THE CREW' PROPHECY? Time staggers backwards and we find ourselves, and a lot of other people, in the year 1955. Paul Reichel, the chairman of the micromical winding department at Eart High School, stands watching with closed eyes from the utmost peak of the boiler room as the busy world Cmostly Rochesterj drowses past. He is searching for traces of the class of july '39 of which he was an adviser. As his gaze turns toward the four corners on a summer's afternoon, he linds Myron Gilberg artfully selling football souvenirs to the passing public. On another corner poses Mary Jane Lewis in a blue uniform, directing trafic. On the op- posite side Mr. Reichel pauses to look inside the corner barber shop run by George Trom- betta, who is adjusting his toupee as Verna Lichtwart enters to borrow the clippers Cto trim the hedgesj. The remaining corner reveals Henry Germano wheeling a baby carriage. Mr. Reichel yawns, scartches his head and then centers his attention on the Silly, Lizzy and Curr Co. department store. Behind the grocery counter he finds Edith Garsenstein selling tootsie-rolls for a quarter, while at the meat counter Cherie Perry is Watering dried herrings. In a remote corner of the main floor, he watches Dee Greenman, a prominent real-estate agent, renting telephone booths. In the candy department, Lenora Page is staging a list-light, boxing Fanny Farmer. Near the elevator Albert Bakker is selling stair casings. In the gardening and shrubbery department, Marjorie Baker is pruning shoe trees. On the fifth Hoor Robert Spink is collecting class dues as Verna Renaud sells keys for empty key-holes. Mr. Reichel turns his eyes away from Sillies' toward Main Street. At Main and North, John Tinlot rings a bell vigorously and adjusts his white beard as a little boy tells him what he Wants for Christmas. In front of McEdwards, Sandy Stevens and Marion Oakly are looking at furniture. On the South side of Main Street, Reichel's eyes rest upon a sign, tacked to a red brick building, reading 4'Virginia Prince Dancing School-Special Polka Classes-Big Apple at cut rates. At Main and State George Wabnitz, standing on a soap box, is delivering an address against the Townsend Plan. Next to the Y. M. C. A. Jane Light runs a cozy little tea room which serves crumpets with the trumpets. Mr. Reichel, hearing the music, stretches his neck until he spies Richard Goater winding the Victrola. Mr. Reichel turns his head to the right and sees Howard Heydt, as editor of the monthly gazette, working on last month's copy for next month's publication. At his desk stands his assistant, Harland Bowdey, with an inverted ink-bottle. He has just finished Hlling fountain pens. At a prominent night spot, Annabell Crandall, Carol Noble, and Virginia Dunlap are singing a duet. From a loudspeaker system comes the voice of Edward De Roo still urging everyone to vote for Landon. Mr. Reichel hears the groaning horn of a Ford, and as he turns to the center of attraction he finds Howard Joos just returning from Harvard. Across the street from the disturbance, Rosemary Savage and Kay Buckley have opened a beauty salon which is introduced by the sign Keep your chins up. As our adviser turns'toWard the suburb he sees Marjorie Blossom, garbed in a tan artist's smock, dotting the i's on a Blue Sunoco sign. He has seen enough. He is afraid to look farther. Sighing heavily he slowly descends up to his seventh period class muttering to himself, What a line bunch they were. 42 'gt 23 1 V f jf wfffs V'-' 5 rl, I Ffh X 'T , H ,ff ,BQ ' ly V S 'D A - ' . I x X ' JJ ' HM Cffjjffx I-jj' XA A , 6 Q Afqnlvi, A A ff' MFE QM EMM JAi UARY SHIP' LERK S'l'.4XFl'l cl0RlJllN NACY . , , . 1Lldl'f0I'-1,71-filhl f Hi-:NRY KFIHRER lgl!.S'IiIl!'.Y.1' fllazmgfz CRAIG l3ARLoW . fICji't'flI..l'liIIg lllazzzzgu XyII,I,l,-XM l'll-INION . . Phomgrnph-v lfdlifm Giimzcsn Zlximipiz . . . Arr lidffo ASSlS'l'AN'l'S ICDNA AITKIN lVlAY lN'lcKi-iii .ll-IAN lx lL'NPIIl RUTH KDVVICN -I 1-:AN llorissriiz 'llhe Urient Stall' ol' the ,lanuary V939 crew have lalwred froin the bridge to luring the ship's log safely to port for the passengers of rhe good ship East High. The steady guidance of Skipper Foster has macle it easier on us who have made our hrst acquaint- ance with life hefore the l112lSf. Wve have done our hest and we hope that our hest has heen such that you will he piou l li L 0 uni attempts. 44 H I P ,S C LE R K VVe, the members of the .lune Orient Staff herewith present the result of live months' work. VVe sincerely hope that our efforts will merit the cooperation that we have received from all members of the faculty and the student body. It would not have been pos- sible to produce this Orient elliciently or successfully without the uncomplaining assistance of the entire staff. Special thanks go to lVlr. Foster. who, in giving up so much of his valuabl ' production of the Urient. has so gre' l ' e time to the aty aided us. STAFF HowARn L. Hievm' . JOHN H T . , Ed!-f0f-I-71-flvhl-tif . IN LOT . . A.v,v0cz'a1v Ediior EDWARD DI-:Roo . . Hz1.rz'1zf.t,f lllanagm' VV. DEE GREENMAN Photographfr Illmzagfr MARDIKJRIE Brossom . . Art Editor CHHRIE PERRY . . . .4,fJOL'l'!1ft'.4 ' ' l'l0WARD'l00S . , NIARJORII-I BAKER . 4 rr Editor' . LIAft'7'!1fl' F ' , . 5 ,ditor I ublifzty 1l16I71lIgF7' ASSISTANTS ALBERT BAKKER MYRKJN GILBERG l :UGENl-I XVAGNER Vo1.N EY B. FRANRE1. RICHARD LAHMER CoNs'rANcl-1 WILDHR ltmru GARsr:Ns'rri1N l,ENoRA PAGE 45 CONCILIUM Brown, Mayne, Sheldon, MacDonald, Light, Goater, Gard, Mr. Bacon, Goodwill VVilson, Shempp, lVIiss Stoneburg, O,Brien, Sandel. Baker, C. VVinter, Collins, Arena Kingsbury. VVoods, Fuller, vloos, Doell, B. VVinter, DeRoo, Saul. VOX BOARD Q Mayne, Kern, Murrer, VVynn, VVaasdorp, Reinhardt. Maier, VVood, Wlarner Van Neil, Rutherford, Bondi. Van Graafeiland, Miss Stoneburg, Gysel, O,Brien, Schwartz, Renaud, Shempp Brush, Van Der Kollc, Arena, Crapanzano, Doell, VVittich, VVils0n. Mr. Bacon, joos, Baker, Sandal, DeRo0, Hudson, Fuller, Brown. 46 IL PICCC?LO u' 2 JW Q id W TM DiVirgilio, Drago, Scibone, Cerasani, Durso, DelVaglio, Dimino, Costanzu, lielvn. Miss DyAH1HHd8, Mangivilano Clfditorj, Latin, Menzildino, c2ZlffCi2ll'O, Muscolo, Grassi. RENAISSANCE CLUB 3 NSN Presidentj, Miss D,AIU3I1d3, Amantia QSept. Secretaryj, Julian QSept. rlil't'1lSlll'tZI'5. Bellanca Q-Ian. Presidentj, Marasco CSept. Presidentj, Cammarzxtu Clan. Secreturyi. 47 Sorce Uan. Treasurerj, Costanza CSept. Vice-Presidentj, Coluccelli Clan. Vice- MODENWLANGUAGE CLUB Hain, Soto, Saunders. Barnes, Gilberg. Marks. LNllXN'lll'd, Brush, Mzuer. Hudson, Llchtwzilf, Heyel Allwarlan. Kehrer. EASFPHGH,HERALD STAFF VN'etl1e1'ell, Cufulli. blows. Ffllllktil. Youles. Fitzgerald. Christ, Dillzlsqllzlle. Romano. Noble. Dunlap. Perry. 48 SEPTEMBER SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS ,av Mr. Baird, Travis QVice-Presidentj. Rutherford, Greenman Qrfreasurerj, I-Ieydt QPresidenr7, Jenkins CSecrn-tzxryj JANUARY SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS Weller, VVing, Tinlot, Bakker, Rouvina, Mr. Baird, Rutherford fSecret:u'vj VVils0n, VValler CTreasurerD, York CVice-Presidentj, Travls QPYCSICICIITI. 49 PING -PONG A AND CHESS C MW LU BS Y ,. W s . I.'f1e',f,-' Cfub .llrrzlbfrx Bates, lireitc-11bacl1, Gilberg, lin . W' xgncr. Bradshaw fhccrurzxryl. Myers Weller. Hanss fl'residcnr1. Hain, C e-Prcsidentr. I Ping-l'm1g ,Ur ' 5. Brackcr, Bakker, Carpenter. XYing f8l:'rc W' ,, Gilhcru. Tinlor, XYzxgIwr. Galvin. ,. Wvysc, Hylcr, Goan-r. I,axv,Al'lHfxlL rcsiclcnrb. r V Wk Xl IFA 1 T 'V' STAGE, H AN DS 1 ,Ynt fn f,I4t,'f1l7'r',' Grecnman HWY Ch Assistant lxlcctrlclansi In I or inf lfluctricianj , Dunn, Goose f fn' l'1l'1u1'f'.' Schl l X Hurt, Ro k- . Heyclt 11959 fhief lflnfcrlicialml C' 1959 :Xssisrant Iflectriciansl, Lu Longworth, Rice, Levy, Dew el, frouveneur, jones, l'1I'I.lI1l'lI1H, G 4 C Lfcllcr, Yandcrwall, Dublin, Ga . xalvin. Fay HVSN nn H038 Srngr NlZll'l2lg1L'I'f. lttc. OH, Nlr. Reichcl. johnson, Burm-r rsenstcin, Blossom, Perry, Schwikc ' Callon, Ross. r. Clzn-sgcxms. rr, lzluason, HA .lgur-rty'. 'l.:'V 0 f , ' . U 055,559 , wrjfx J-'V 0jf7iL't'l',i' of COIlC't'7lfIiUlI.' Nlr. Fagan ffhairnianl, William McCoy QYicc-Cliairinanl li lSecretaryJ. Robert Axle QSer' - - tru ltacock geant at armsl. CONSTIT TIO AL CONVE TIO D part of this year, a petition was drawn up which so l tures of all those who desired a st d th' ' ' In the earlv ug it the signa- u ent governme is petition and b nt on our shi . A ecause a greater oth ' ' ' p s a result of part of those on b ters alike ex r oardfcrew, passengers, and f p essed their alhrmation, a faculty adviser, lVlr. Harold Fagan, was appointed by Captain Wolgast to take the wheel and steer a representative convention toward a calm and steady constitution which would act as a foundation of our Student Government Association. Many VVednesday afternoons were spent in violent discussion and vigorous debate over controversial issues. The members may consider their time Well spent and should realize that their efforts were not in vain. They acquired much training in public speaking and leadership and of even greater value, the good ship lfast High will have a steadfast guide to keep her on her course and away from troubled seas. 51 DECEMBER 1938 EROLICS 'I Mrs. XYllson . Marie Thurber lgt'l'I11ll'Ll . Mrs. Thurber lVll'.'l-1l1LII'l16I' . Daved Tuttle Tommy Mills judge XYilson is as follows: . lN1ARY -IANIC Llcwls . . LIANIS l,lc:H'l' . lVlIl.AN ISARNHS . F1.oR1aNcr-3 DIIENKINS . Rlclmulmlffxwcz HENRY Gmuxmwu . DEE QIREENMAN CHARLES ScHr:l.1,lNm: EAST HIGH ORCHESTRA A ,J--M EAST HIGH BAND D 0 yv VVo'w ii I 4 FirJt Violinf Anthony Saeli Darrell Maurer Albert Albarian Clifford Reynolds Albert Vitter Mary Christ ,lane Gurney Elizabeth Halpape Florence Jenkins Lillian Loncao Melitta Schilling Sylvia Shaylor Trumpet Edward Dodd Allen Saul Verna Renaud Trombone Raymond MacNally Pauline Sandel Second Violinf Dan Hudson joseph Roe Lawrence Schickling Doris Bauer Lois Betlem Altrude Betz Jean DeWitte Clarinet: Craig Barlow Harvey DeWitte Peter Drago Roland Jones Bjorn Lindboe Gordon Spalty Roy Vandenbout Helen Haehle Helen Waasdorf Jane Briggs E-flat Clarinet Lloyd Baker Barr Clarinet Charles Ramsdell Flute John Betlem 'fi janet Wilson David Foster Piccolo John Betlem ORCHESTRA Marjorie Kattau Martha Marschall Betty Sanders Mildred Schieman Lois Sengbusch Donella White 'Cello Howard Heydt Frank Maville Katherine Buckley Marion Saeli Cathleen Vanderbilt Lois Seidel Piano Elaine Morrison Viola Alex Barton Roy Cable Charles Leopold Morse Levy Paul Polanski Robert Spink Helen Kuhn String Ban David Edwards John Fanale Irving Spalty David Lee BAND Oboe Robert Garvey Ba.r.roon Donald Roesser Alto Saxophone Douglas Torrance Armelinda Bruni Tenor Saxophone Irving Peachey Baritone Saxophone Robert Miller Trumpet: Charles Barlow Edward Dodd Jack Fowler William Murphy Allan Saul Howard Smith James Smith Elmer Wagner Verna Renaud Melvin Schwartz Carolyn Lambright 55 Flute John Betlem Janet Wilson Oboe Robert Garvey Librarian Elaine Morrison Barroon Donald Roesser Clarinet Lloyd Baker Peter Drago Gordon Spalty Bax: Clarinet Roland Jones French Horn Wood row Brown Ralph McGreal Percufrion Alex Harter Heidi Yucker jack Spanagel French H ornr Woodrow Brown Kenneth Bacon Ralph McGreal Trombone: Kenneth Hofer Clarence Millen Pauline Sandel Raymond MacNally Rosemary Warner Robert Schicker Baritone H ornr Donald Spink Donald Phelps Tuba Philip Greenlar Darrell Maurer Percuuion Alexander Harter Jack Spanagel Heidi Yucker V I ii 1 I W: ,WW CHOIR Girly Evelyn Anderson Jeanne Angelo Janet Arnold Marjorie Baker Mary L. Bellanca Lois Betlem Barbara Bloss Anna Brown Jean Bruce Clara Canipanaro Betty ul. Case Edith Caward Josephine Chiarenzi Aspasia Christ Ruth Clark Mary Wa1'd Collins Betty Connal Annabell Crandall Dorothy Dare Marjorie Dell Rosetta Deni Martha De Vries .lean De VVitte Shirley De VVitte Mamie Di Pasquale Marguerite Di Pasq Adeline Di Stefano uale Erika Eichler .lean Ellis Grace Elmer Faye Fuller Margaret Fowler Elaine Frenz Betty Fitzgerald Rosemary Gleichauf Margaret Gross Mary Guarino Marion Hall Vera Kaplanian Elenore Ketchum Ann Paguda Ruth Pervis Grace L Viello Lena Mangione Terese Marchioli Martha Marschall Lois Milbrandt Elaine Morrison Doreen Mosier Carol Noble Louise Norsen Marion Oakley Charlotte Olson Virginia Prince Vincenza Randazzo Jane Reilly Mary Jane Rice Marie Richards Elvira Rizzo Ann Rockefeller Helen Rousos Eva Scarcella Evangeline Shempp Elizabeth Sohn Bernice Snook Sylvia Sparks Viola Spence Ruth Straub Mary Ann Terio Jeanne Tilfany Mary Tomasino Josephine Tripi Mamie Tripi Anna Marie Yucker Jean Van Graafeiland Janet Van Neil -lean Van Noy Josephine Vitti Barbara Weather'ell Doris Winger Fern VVitzel Mable Wyatt Gena Zeidler Boyf Craig Barlow John Betlern William Bondi Anthony Catalli Dominic Chenelli Robert Crandall George Farmer Volney Frankel VVilliam Frenz Barclay Gillen Lester Gisiger Donald Hayden Howard joos Frank Lacancella David Lee Charles Leopold Darrell Maurer WValter Mepham Kenneth Neill George Perrotta Irving Siller Robert Stevens Burton Stevens Harold VVickman VVillian1 VVoods Q I'Ll INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB 1 ,Q,,,,,. wfl? Grifith Qpublicity IVIZIDQIQCFD, Mr. VVOodams, Ross CLI0l'I'CSI70I1dII1g Sccrer:1ry5. Izsterman CSeptember PFCSICISDII, McCoy C-Iununry Presldenrj, jones LY1ce- Presldentj, SIIUIUOIIS KSCCFCTZITQ'-Tl'C2lSllI't'l'D. , It ,H 1 - Ax. I TRAFFIC SQUAD LN 'fx ,XAf? '7 Saul, Lindboe. Torrance, Lnczzncellera, Pfeffqer. Rice, Demer, VV:1gner, Taddio. S7 1 Q XNNIQX URCHIiS'l'R,fX AND CHOIR QI LJ ANN FX BA-XS KETBA LL ANNEX G. A. A. M9 1 ,W wMVfg V li 55 'XZ U99 Q-9 AQ I la. M Y Q . , 1 O, Q Q 0-Q. 4 4? 1,65 iff Q :TV FJ X X J aww mm ir v W s 'E E' if Lx , . A 'HS if L.. DeWitte, Mr. McKay, Noto, Strub, Parrinello, Ade, Keller QCO-Captainl, Smith, Greenlar, RLISSOIKI CC-C t'D,LL ',RthfM j,C ll'. 0 ap am a oggia ol anager appe mo . CNot in Picturd: DeGeorge, Germano, Hlsted, Lattuca, Mancusa, Neill, Spalty. September September October 5 October 7 October 11 October 14 Ocober 19 October 21 October 26 26 30 SOCCER TEAM East East East East East East East East East Madison . Franklin . Washington Monroe . Charlotte . West . Edison . Marshall . Jefferson , CROSS-COUNTRY East East East East Sectional meet Won by East with 56 points Marshall Washington Charlotte Monroe Mr. DiClementi CCoachH, Buchin, Wyse Cllflanagerl, G osser, Treman Marches! Algnello Leary, Spink. Bellitte . . I 1 an C raziano, Palmissano, Mr. McKay ffoachl, Slack, Ameele CManageril, Smitli. BASKETBALL TEAM December 21 January 6 January 13 February 3 February 10 February 17 February 2-1- Marcb l March 3 December 2 December 7 December H December 16 East East East East East East East East East East East East East SCORES . . 33 Charlotte . 43 Marshall . 21 Edison . 22 Wlasliington . 43 Franklin . 23 VVest , . 40 Madison . 31 .lefferson . 29 Monroe NON-LEAGUE GAMES . 33 Fairport . 26 Madison . 25 Monroe . 25 Wlest . 62 1 I 1 X f X f I Tillack, Curtis. Sauer. Bowden Hurt r. Pe:IL'lIXN'xclIicklIng. I ' Luudise. DcGeorge. Mnrclmiolc. Yullo, Flank. Ygnwky Allgensrz-in A 117' Q Q f f ,5.LLJ, ,f' SWIMMING AND B XVLING TIQAMS f TUM If X I .XMB .LII W f 4fIw0 LING , liuchin, Fra lc, Leary, bpink. if A Fheurer. Carpenter, Wvyse, DICI menti, Coco, Mznngivilzumo, I,aMorte. X X I Bellittera, Murghese, I farinzlto, Ferguson, Cortina. Kg f f. N ,' f ' fb' 1 fr 'gear I ffrf I IM? - M Vs, . n .h- Y , I Lind, Gianforti, Strub, Histed, Mr. McKay CCoachD, Loefller, Smith, Agnello CCO-Captainl, ,loos CManagerD, Shoemaker, Drexler, Latucca, Collins. Vyverberg Palmisano, Lee Banke, DeVos, Smith fCo-Captainj, Piccone. May 3 May 5 May 105 May T2 May 17 May 19 May 24 May 26 May 31 BASEBALL TEAM East East East East East East East East East SCHEDULE . 5 Franklin . 7 . 2 West . . 10 . 1 H Marshall . . 10 . 7 Madison . . 2 . 7 Monroe . 8 . 11 ,lefferson . 3 . 0 Edison . . 6 . 4 Washington . . 1 . 2 Charlotte . . 1 64 .A May 3 May 10 May 18 May 26 May 31 hlune 2 .lune I0 ,dl us bo V' il' Q Law NM? East East East East 38.5 51.5 52.7 30.5 TRACK SCHEDULE Edison 49 Marshall 22.5 Jefferson 22 Washington 8 Franklin 29 Charlotte 26.3 Madison 32 Monroe -I9 West 31.5 Interscholastic trials-Placed eleven men. lnterscholastic finals Sectional Meet, River Campus of U. of R. 4'- Q - f.qA7Jl.2 f 71' fu WMM! fi f MEMBERS Spink, Mangivalino, Ferguson, lireirenhach. Spalry, Cuppari, liuchin, C. Carpenter, Infarinaro, Drake Mr. Diflementi CCoachl, Hutchinson, liowdey CManagerlg Deny, Bacon. ltngan. Gates. Hart, :Xgnello Meyers, Giannanronio, liellittera, Grant, Marchioli. ge olcs, Marchese, Szilzunone, l.al,o?gi:l. Lutz, Shearer, C'o 5'. Glosser. Steehler, ciOf 2 ', Graei. 5 Si 3w XJ E Dony, F. Bowdey, Tillack, Ross, Sauer, Bennett. H. Bowdey, Easton, Bondi, Levy, Mr. VValker, Edmeston, Van De Mar, Schuyler. Bletzer. Carpenter, Bohacket. FENCING 4 GOLF 4 HORSE SHOES TENNIS TEAM Not in P1-ffZl7'K.' Polanski, Augenstein. Vvagner, Galvin fManagerj, Bradshaw, Heydt, CQOHTQI ASSOCIATION GIRLS' ATHLETIC Rimore, DeXYirte C'lil'9IlSlll'QI'j. Reinhardt. Ifuson CYicc-Presidcnt5 Sexton, Forbes QSecretu1'yH, Wvhite, Guglio, NIZIZIIIAC. Drake Clgresidentj. Rimore QNUI in PI't'fIH'r'3. Forbes. Romano, Sexton, Mazure, Bailey. Luzara, Lason, Rademzlker. Drake QCZIPUIIHD. I iHL W GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEA M x MEMORIAL DAY MARCHERS . w - 1 Mahan, Garvey, ltngan, Crouveneur, Ioos, bchuth, Drake, bnvder, Gattelaro n iff? f' ,x O a . N 68 fa A-. Q tx , ' ,ffyifj f'fJ'.f,: Z01ff'fMl1,,fjflXt HJ!! J! In W- - m X X WfQJl fy! Jw W UW EWS QWQERS liowle, Bassett, Partridge, Foster. Turner, Cowles, Carpenter, P. Smith. C Wolgast, Harris. Kelly, Baird. I x F 1 OUR CHIEF OFFICER William C. Wolgast, Principalg John L. Merrell, Vice-principal: Earl A. Partridge, Vice-principalg Ann Bassett, Girls' Adviserg John A. Baird, Scienceg Fletcher H. Carpenter, Artg Harold Cowles, Englishg VVilliam R. Foster, Business, James H. Fowle, Health Educationg Miss M. Blanche Kelly, Modern Language, Paul Smith, Mathematicsg Miss Lois Turner, Social Studies, Arthur E. Harris, Annex Principal. Like every good ship wallowing in the Sea of Education, the good old S.S. East High has need of firm hands, not only to guide its prow safely through troubled waters, but to prepare its crew and passengers for any adventure which they may meet after bidding farewell to their beloved ship. Our Head Oilicers have fearlessly assumed these responsibilities for the full 36 years of our shipls voyage, with the few changes effected only raising our standard to its present high level. The best proof of our Chief Officers' elhciency is the excellence ofthe scholastic standard they have established, their reputation has been spread by the graduates whom they have launched successfully into life. 70 X P' W .ff ' I Ader, Wallin-, Geyer. Briggs. DiClt-nienti, Cowles, lfowlc. McKay, Biggdoski, ll l ll Izzo, Barry, Dennis. Hagen, Wangnian, Porter. Williams. Pzirrritlgc. Nloyii Nltlxi lfaher. Sedita, Ahramow, Ginsliurgli. Ncun. Forward, lfdwards, Sanford, l,orsclu-iilu L umion Nr: nt Crirtendon, Keough, Hagzgirh, Bern, lliolgast, Brown. Hickok, Carpnntmr THE fldm z'1z1'ftrat1'0vz VVilliam C. VVolgast John E. Merrell Earl A. Partridge Ann Bassett Arthur E. Harris S11pe'1 1'ntf11dfnt of Bltiildlillgj' and Groundy VValter Bishop S fcrzftarfey Martha F. Hickok Dorothy A. Geyer Ann L. Bigdoslci Blanche Meisel Sfifllfl' Departmmzt John A. Baird, Head Katherine E. Barry Clara B. Crittenden HIP' GFFICER Eleanor M. Edwards Henry H. Keel' Helma Russell Estelle Sanford I .Helenvykjtson Irene Quinn ' X Burr F. Wlillygryffffif G 'K L fb ra1'z'a11: Mildred R. Forward Sara Sedita Lalin Drparimmzt F. Niles Bacon Bernice H. Ginsburgh Lillian Stoneburg MdfhFWldfZ'C5 Drpartmrnt William Betz, Head Paul Smith, ffffifiant Head Louis VV. Hagen 71 Agnes G. Keougli l. Genevieve O'Connell Frederick C. Vllatson 1' 'V xlrt Departmmzl Fletcher H. Carpenter, Head Edward A. Johnson Raymond Ramage Paul A. Reichel Health Edzrfatioiz Dfparfmfnt James H. Fowle, Ilfad Robert McKay Richard Ader Henry DiClementi Myra S. Logan Lillian VVangman Ellie L. Werherell Commercial Department William Foster, Head Marion Begley Nellie M. Bowles Joseph L. Briggs May F. Hill Helen Lathrop Richard M. Learn Lillian M. Lorscheider George bl. Moyer Herman O. Porter Margaret A. Ruf llonze Economicr Manie Lynde lklufic Department Kenneth C. Mook Reba W. Conway Ralph Ewing Duane H. Haskell Paul Peterson Moderrz Language Department M. Blanche Kelly, Heaa' Martha Betz Charles Clark Edna V. Haugh Ann lzzo Elsie Neun Antoinette M. Karp lnez D'Amanda Social Staclier Department Lois Turner, Heaa' Rose Abramow Linda Brown A. Eugenia Cameron Charlotte A. Faber Harold V. Fagan Donald McKie Ethel M. West Milton E. Woodams l xrrabue, Watson, lfagen. Bassett, Foster. Bacon, E. Smith, Vllarson. Baird. Haugh, Ruf, llegley, UNL-il, Ramage, l'. Smith, Whitaker, Learn, Karp. Uuinn Sroneburg, illurner, Vlierliurt-ll, 0'Connell. loolan. Yergcr, D'Amanda. Kelly, Clark, Mook, Russell, Merrell, Cheney, Hill, liowles. Englifh Department Harold Cowles, Head Catherine Combs Dorothy Dennis Edwin Dolan Ellie H. Esson Edna M. Haggith Benjamin R. Larrabee Annette O,Neil Margaret Remington Ellis S. Smith Edith Stone Florence Toolan Albert Walker Allen li. Whitaker Marion F. Yerger School N11 rrer Grace S. Dowdle Sue Cummings MTN.. N 1 x - . .QNX Nw Wg WMS W if 73 WM, X X ' :JV X' x, Sb K X GW' X Ng' wg f . 'TN , 5 f A 5 i ,K q,. ..,:2., ,K , f XX f . L s-Lg, ,:AQ. ' f f .,: - .:,1 9 4- M1 S W E iw ,ff - li ag M K f s W Q M X g 1' X gi fu 3? xwgf 1 ,Q 4 arm ,.., I ' fgifl , ga, ' , K. - V' fig- .Hifi - .Q tgiy , u gy 4. X W A Q M E, I Tw Q M ,fs . . P1251 ' ' ' ' ik ww' QI! fa fa H ' ,P Xl af ? W A wg M, 14 Vjf , QTH gk , , K ,K g , 153 'Q Am ? -VSYQ MMM ,.' 'Lyn 6 , Q-,ww .pf , , wx - -1 Af., -. 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Hi-rc's thc prim, folks: lid llclioo in his cm- hryonic stzigcs. vn- 4 I A Name Ade, Robert Aitkin, Edna Barg, Marjorie Barlow, Craig Barnes, Milan Barz, Ruth Bertram, Joe Clark, Jane Curry, Phil DeWitte, Harvey Drake, Shirley Duffy, Mildred Dunn, Raymond Ellis, Arthur Esterman, Hannah Field, Robert Gisiger, Lester Gluchowski, Louis Goodridge, June Henion, William Hudson, Frances Kehrer, Henry Kittle, Donald McKee, May Moore, Elizabeth Nacy, Gordon Noble, Carol Oatway, Betty Owen, Ruth Roesser, Jeanne Spinell, Bernard Travis, Walter Van As, Robert JANUARY CREW PROPHECY FOR 1950 Where Are You? Cottage on a hill Devonshire, England In the blue book In the cow barn Hollywood In the steam-bath Vassar Ethiopia Morning Moon newspaper oflice Spenda Dime dance hall Washington Five-and-Ten Ethiopia, too Radio City Senate, Washington Riviera Alaska Hollywood Everywhere, anywhere, nowhere ' New York In the hospital In the maternity ward Hollywood In the woods Olympic Games Alaska Metropolitan Opera House Miami Beach Beside a babbling brook In East High School Convention Hall Under the microscope Hollywood 78 What ATE You Doing? Playing peek-a-boo with Bobby, Jr. Selling Exclusive, exotic, enormous hats Playing the sophisticated lady Doctoring a patient Starring in Annapolis, There I was What do you think? Coaching ping-pong Ray-zing little Ray-zins Advising the lovelorn Going into my jitter Giving the President orders Selling powder puffs t Missionarying Waving a baton Sharpening pencils for Senators Playing a gigolo Putting door knobs on igloos Selling divorce assurance Reporter for Nose and Mouth of the World Running a flea circus Taking temperatures Worrying Managing 20th Century BooBoo studios Dear-hunting Setting up records Putting wind-shield wipers on igloo windows Raising the roof Catching butterflies Composing poetry Teaching Adventures in American Literature Lecturing on Why Did I Get Married? Hunting for a new planet Managing the Trocadero S t i ,'.f - 1 , lxxgj ,fy y . J- , 'JV ,xv M MNQMEEEQE THE PORTRAITS IN THIS BOOK WERE MADE BY Moser Studio, Inc. Studio and Home Portraiture Z 27 CLINTON AVENUE NORTH ROCHESTER, NEW YORK 80 if?f'wo I ' TOP SHORT OF YOUR GOAL ' 'f12' IF your goal is business tlon't stop until your business preparation is eoinplete. Only leclmieal lraining in a svbool of'E-1tlYalll'etl business etluea- tion ean insure paying, responsible positions lo graduates. Hl3l's placement tlepartlnenl se- eured T99 jobs for graduates in N381 Tift?-:-. .. ,w g-255511251 '-2:1 e:5I2:2 5-125 fq1gE5E2?E?353555iiiiiiiiigfg ' 3252525254 ' .geizgsgagz:s:f: W, 'isis ' ' - 1:-.Q'E:g7' .Q:-ESQ 'QQEQEQEQEQ4 r. 132225553 11,,,,q23EgE:E:ErE11- iifffffififi ,1gEgE:.,-' .211 -1.- t1Qag1g5:fA' Efizisia, ,fgzgigagegsgg - if .'15l::1f1iiiil5E15?E3E5 5: 'i:1:Q:f:Q:- 323tgZ5' .'.fi,4.Q:Q:3 Q. , 53.-,V ' 3' '- . 112515: -zzgigigigizgz-g..., Efiilif . 121, siEf:5E5E5E5E5Eg. I' ' IEEEEEEEEEEEEIEECZ ' -xiii' EQ: Q I VE? .-1:7113 :Y-1is:Q?.. i'1?f: A - .sf-1' , I Write for RBI Catalog V .. :mx X V 1-41 Xi 4 ll Xxx ,. v N, N r' ll, M 1 ,MX X ,X X XXX CULTIVATE YOUR SAVINGS ACCOUNT Plant a deposit: Reap lwappiness, security, and independence. ROCHESTER SAVINGS BANK 47 Main Street West 40 Franklin Street 1831 -More than a century of service -f-1939 81 Electric Service Gives You Most For Your Money Nothing you buy gives you so much in comfort and convenience as the money you pay for electric service. For the price of a single ciga- rette you can run a radio for nearly two hours and the penny you spend for a stick of gum will operate an electric clock for four days. ROCHESTER GAS 8: ELECTRIC CCRP WHY THE TRAFFIC? Many things cause the fact that more Rochestarians pass through and stop in Sibley's daily than any other local store. Rochesterls biggest assortment of merchan- dise, of course . . . a Service Bureau with postal facilities, ticket sales and even a handy appointment book for the public's use . . . escalators which speed your passage from floor to Hoor . . . three dining centers . . . and We'll Wager you could add a dozen more attractions. Sibley, Lindsay 81 Curr Co. 82 xl' e X 0 2 2 Q f Q 5559 iagara Ukinihersitp o 01' 'I-1,309 4- SCHOOL OF BIfSINESS ADMINISTRATION Glvo ROCHESTER DIN' I SION Offers You Your Opportunity--a Registered Vniversity Degree in Business Administration, preparing for C.P.A. EXAMINATIONS ENTRANCE TO LAW SCHOOL EXECUTIVE POSITIONS IN BUSINESS TEACHING COMMERCIAL SUBJECTS IN HIGH SCHOOL Summer Semester-July 6 Fall Semester-Sept. 25 50 Chestnut Street For informalion write THE REGISTRAR Telephone Main 1124 ROCHESTER'S HART,S STUDENTS' STORE N Rochestefs Greatest Grocfrs Fountain Pens, Portfolios, Dictionaries, Notebooks, Drawing Sets-All Supplies Sporting Goods and Games Invitations, Decorations, Favors, Prizes Qcrantunfs ra FINE FOODS Ar LOW PRICES And COUPONS Thar Are EXTRA SAVINGS sr 4 S Iii YJ F, 1 . .. X t . 4 '. i . a 1-'I' VVe carry a complete line of Sorority, Fraternity, and Club Sweaters and Jackets at wholesale prices. Seeds for Your Garden Our Salesmen Will be Glad to Submit Prices 'W and Samples. CHAMPION KNITWEAR HART 85 VICICS SEED CO., INC. STORE Main 1995 71 St. Paul St. Corner of Stone and Ely Streets Complinlfntfof CLUB CRACKERS MANHATTAN A Delicious Saltine Cracker RESTAURANT 25 East Avenue 'N' vow AIR CONDITIONED ONTARIO BISCUIT CO. ROCHESTER STATIONERY CO., INC. School Supplies and Office Equipment 108 Mill St. Rochester, N. Y. C0'I11PH11ZK7Zf.S' of L. F. WALDERT Typewriters 355 East Avenue Rf' Comp o CL RINGS--PINSMKEYS Designs for all School Clubs jeweled Pins Athletic Trophies, Medals Qk RIEND X' 'iil Dance Programs, Favors X ff THE METAL ARTS CO. If 'fi 742 Portland Ave. Charles Jack, Rep I For Safety Call a TOWN TAXI Flowers for All Occasions WILSON Rochester Flower Co., Inc. 8 0 O 0 39-41 Franklin Street Phone: Stone 34-53 Also Entrance thru Sibley's Buffet I GREENHOUSES Careful i courteous U Service 835 Hudson Avenue Phone: Stone 1599 Projarzsky Custom Tailor and Furrier to Gentle- women for Over a Quarter Century With Departments Also Presenting the Best of Immediate Wear 39 East Ave. Center of Things Fashionable The SCHOOL of COMMERCE FOUR TWO-YEAR COURSES C20 Monthsl Registered with the State Education Department THREE ONE-YEAR COURSES Q50 Weeksj NIGHT SCHOOL Visit the School or Ask for a Catalog 362 East Avenue Main 5530 Telephone, stone 3180 CLARENCE A. VICK Insurance of Every Description 154 East Avenue Rochester, N. Y. METZGER BROS. Specialists in Frames for Pictures 836 Clinton Avenue North Engraved Stationery, Wedding Announcements, and Invitations Visiting Cards Our Prices are Reasonable DREXLER PRINT SHOP 36 St. Paul St. Manufacturers of Class Rings-Commencement Invitations Fraternity and Sorority Pins Dance Programs and Favors Wedding Invitations-Medals-Trophies OLIVER KAHSE, INC. 1048 University Ave. Rochester, N. Y Vigil 1 s A X Z Q. ,- W, . ge.. as ,X We . a rc, flu f Life. . .sparkle . . ff R pure refreshment BUY THE six- BOTTLE CARTON N X vm .up l fit, - f In N I I I XX . f f I ivy. Plus deposit I MA X X A J: XS, I Vg Kai: COCA-COLA BOTTLING CORP. A. l.. Anderson 8a Sons x . fl Students' Wants in Artists' and Drawing Supplies BARNARD, PORTER AND REMINGTON 9-11-13 N. Water St. X A Step from Main Flowers For All Occasions J. B. KELLER SONS, INC. . 28 Clinton Ave. N. Phone Stone 48-I 5 QUALITY WIRE FENCE ALCO FOOD SHOPPE Light Lunches 785 East Main St. Monroe 809-1 l Martin Van Dussen N HARDWARE and PAINTS l ' Wife Wofk 0fAl1 Kinds 232 R222-ist53fi1.f.l'lf'1ll'ld1lxl1u..lf owl? iii? l I of Expert workmanship 'A' T' T' ' 1 'SSN MACCS ICE CREAM AND i Li J CATERING 1 i 35' Main 4042 21 Klein St- Eountain Room Service 1 l 732 East Main St. fs I Q- , S6 f ,- KWQQDQXSIRX -I f it m k I ef' if '59 Autographs N ' A Q al Q fw?j9 Q53 w,ub , SJC 3 , . wa W QQ 99 w, M MW ?6,DJ,.gC3ofM-v-' 70 0f ',i'4 7 : ' - W ff? 'jbwffjwwwf N V0 WMM R .Q gig 2 F595 M 7 -QS ., 4 A , ,.5, Know new . p. -. ., -E 'ul J. 9 I LF W W W' 4. - w Jn 4 ' J af V - if 1. ,YE ' ?,L51.,,,A it A ., ,,,. Z 41, J , ' -B Q A A, . 3' Qagggi, if -.. 'L if .ga . of G Zbxftaf Q ., ' Q5 Lu . ,r A. Y ' iff. A B H -. ,., . qi , ,af D' ' q- Ziffzifil ' 4 5 'g WW ..Q A4 , . -ov., ..f.f 3. , rf-: 'E .Th 'vw V-.f wgqj '- ,,A.a:x 'if . ju: .g, . . iv 11 , p Lg, N JL ' '. 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