Fairport High School - Hourglass Yearbook (Fairport, NY)

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L THE HOUR GLASS 0 MARYETT TALLMAN- Mette Maryett is quiet-a nicer girl we have yet to know. Students' Association, Shabroten So- ciety Senior Play, Committee, School Chatter, Committee, Hour Glassu Staff, Bank Cashier Cornell 'University JOSE PH TRAU- Joe The best way to lengthen our days is to steal a few hours from the night. Students' Associationg Shabroten So- cietyg Football fl, 2, 3jg Senior Play CTl1omas Atkins, Srjg Junior Prom, Committee, Senior Ball, Cornmitteeg Basketball, Captain Reserves C313 Hour Glass Staff, School Chatter Sta fl' . Mechanics HELEN VAN NORMAN- Hattie She gets away with a certain amount of sophistication. Basketball C3, 4153 Glee Club Cl, 2, 3, Mg Operettag Junior Prom, Commit- teeg Junior Fair, Committeeg School Chatter Staffg Senior Ball, Commit- tee, Senior Play CM1ildred Cushingjg Hour Glass Staff, Students' Asso- ciation. Strong Memorial Hospital ANNA MARION WEI R- Weiry A serious wit more like a pun, To those who know her, she's a lot of fun. Students' Associationg Glee Club Cl, 2jg School Chatter Staff, Bank Cashier C2jg Basketball Q3, Mg Senior Play, tee, Senior Ball, Committeeg Hour Glass Staff. Cornell University

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THE HOUR GLASS DORIS SHEARNS Who, with a natural instinct to dis- cern What knowledge can perform, ls diligent to learn. Students' Association, Junior Fair, Com- mitteeg Junior Prom, Committeeg Senior Play, Committee, Senior Ball, Committeeg Secretary and Treasurer, Glee Club School Chatter Staff, Bank Cashier Undecided I ORETTA SULLIVANa Lorrie A cheerful worker and a mighty fine pal. Students, Association fl, 2, 3, My Sha- broten Society C2, 3, flijg Junior Fair, Committee C315 Junior Prom, Com- mittee C3jg Senior Ball, Committee MD, Hour Glass Staff, Senior Play, Committee, School Chatter Staff, Shabroten Play Senior Supper, Committee, Basketball Mfg Hallowe'en Dance, Committee. Strong Memorial Hospital EDVVARD SURREY- Red As a wit, if not first, in the very first line. Students' Association, Shabroten So- cietyg School Chatter Staff, Hour Glass Staff, Senior Play, Committee. University of Rochester W ILLIABI SURREY- Bill', Bashful men make successful suitors, beware, Chally. Hour Glass Staff, Students' Associa- tiong Senior Ball, Committee, Basket- ball, Ticket Committee. Cornell University

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9,25 0 THE HOUR GLASS l ll I0 MADELINE DRYER CARLTON ELLIOT A friend in need is a friend indeed. One should not speak of one's Students' Associationg School Chat- accomplishments, should one? ter C3, My Stunt Night, Com- mittee CQ, 335 Senior Supper, Students' Association. Committee. Undecided Undecided THE SENIOR CLASS President ......................... Carl Burlingame. Vice-President ......................... Helen Co,on Secretary ...... .V .......... Esther Murphy Treasurer .... .................. G eorge Salmon Advisers ................. Miss Smith, Mr. Richardson HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF '30 September 1926! Frightened little freshies with their brand new pencils and tablets trying to find their way around the enormous high school build- ing! The first morning Miss DeLand helped us make out our schedules and gave us all advice. Shall we ever forget that first day? We seemed to pass through the Freshman year in a daze. Then came 1927, our Sophomore year. Our home room teacher was Miss Edelman. Can we ever forget how many times she told us to pick up the scraps of paper from the floor! One party, perhaps, can be remembered more than the others during that year. It was a party held in the gymnasium. A man came from the city and taught us how to play games. Didn't we have fun slipping through rubber bands, rolling dumbbells, and conveying match boxes from one nose to another? Then 1928 and our Junior year. President ......................... Carl Burlingame - Vice-President ................... Donald Ostrander Treasurer .................. ....... W illiam Bolton Secretary ............................ Nina Bramer Our Advisers were Miss Street and Mr. Richardson. We chose blue and gold for our class colors and the yellow rose for the class flower. The first enterprise undertaken to make money for our VVashington trip was a magazine contest. Nina. Bramer captained the Blue Danubesn to an overwhelming victory over Dave Hodgson's Red Seas. A party was then held at Nina Bramer's as a result of the contest. The second Junior party was held at Thelma Donk's. During Easter vacation vanilla was sold. On April 12th we held Stunt Night. The Junior class presented the school with a felt banner which was to be given to the class having the best stunt. The Junior,s stunt, Discovery of America, won the prize. The next campaign was the selling of pennants with HF. H. Sf' printed on them. On June 244th the Prom was held. At the Fireman's Carnival, June 24-30, we sold ice cream and candy. 1930! The Senior year! At the election of officers the following were chosen: President ......................... Carl Burlingame Vice-President . .. .................... Helen Coon Secretary .......................... Esther Murphy Treasurer .......................... George Salmon Our Advisers were Miss Smith and Mr. Richardson. The first campaign of our Senior year was a magazine contest. The class party was given by the losing side at the home of Mary Murphy. The Page Twenty-three 4