Fairport High School - Hourglass Yearbook (Fairport, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1950 volume:

I k 1' K .... -Eu 3 K , if HOUR GLASS 1959 LAWRENCE HOLMES IOANNE PETERS ANNE HUBBARD MURIEL DENISE Editor Associate Editor Art Editor Business Manager Uwe amor Class O l2urporT Hugh School f'-2m'porT, New Mark presenfs Une ' rj Qnln ,. if nwli V:,,,...,. A,' ,f t 1+ If :,' , ,... A -... ,'7::..,. If . ffm ' 3:3 5:-tl. P1'r2:21 44212-f- f.-'- ' f A . . .Y.,,.,.,,-.-.-. , . . ,-f-- s-.:. -xv , -' -nb. I Y:-.A '-'-2-.M K f lull 4 1- airy.. -5:2 -'-' 'V ...1,-553555 ' ' :vifiiiffiiii?f5555fZ55fff5Sf ' -A,A ASI, g :E V: 543,1- YL., KL-.g.,. mx .,,,. ,,,.,,.-., ,W-. -------....,..,.,,.,,,.,...., -...,.-..,,-.-N. 'lub-!.,,,, .-. ,Q-:f rv? ' ,uv- aff' .. ..-...-.....,:...v. 6,540- 4 -.-, , ,--:.Q,i if f:.,ff '7g1f::i11 ..fgg:1gz2ir',: ' ' ., wi bfiilbl... 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Her patience and her friendly smile, blended with a natural ability to teach, have made us appreciate the true value of English. Her faithful help as our CHATTER adviser and her diligent work on the HOUR GLASS have won our fervent admiration. To Miss Mary Dedie, whose patience and understanding have made this publication possible, we, the Class of 1950, present this'DSCAR and dedicate this HOUR GLASSI' '7 FAIRPGRT PUBLIC SCHOOLS THOMAS G. COFFEE, Superintendent NELSON R. BUR'roN. Principal N FAIRPORT, NEW YORK Dear Seniors: To you splendid young folk and your advisors, who have labored with earn- est loyalty to produce the 1950 Hour Glass, depicting the school life in Fair- port High School and the ideals we strive to build into character, goes our grateful praise. The selecting and assembling of materials, best illustrative of school life and ideals obtaining here, is a challenging assignment. Not alone must- the best and worthy be chosen, but it must be presented in good taste, sanc- tioned by artistic and editorial standards. This you have done so well that real satisfaction and pride must be yours. Former yearbooks have been of such merit as to discourage the hope of excelling. However, I an sure many will rate the 1950 Hour Glass as the best ever. The theme, MOVIES, cleverly conceives the importance of this great educa- tional agency in influencing character, and the need for wise and careful ap- praisal and selection of the offerings movies present. Wise choices cannot be too strongly urged. Financing the publication of so expensive a project, with the limited sales available, could be done only by the skillfully managed support of paid advertisements. Those in charge of this have exemplified good business manage- ment, another skill so helpful in successful living. 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W , gg,4.55:,g5,.,,w. ,y,,.,,Q,Q,1,-.A.g.A. - ,g .- '.:-1-1-:-1-1-1-:-g...g.,.,- F-CIC LJ 'Ty ADMINISTRATION BOARD OF EDUCATION The affairs of Fairport High School are ably run by the Board of Education. They are responsible for the mainte- nance of the school buildings, the selection of a capable teaching staff and the admin- istration of educational de- velopment in all the village schools. The ' students of F.H.S. owe thanks to these people who give so willingly of their time. NELSON R. BURTON Principal Nelson R. Burton has com- pleted his second year as principal of Fairport High School. Every morning the students are greeted by Mr. Burton's smile and cheerful, Good Morning. He is our producer, giving guidance and understanding to those who ask his help. Besides his duties as prin- cipal, Mr. Burton teaches physics and health, is adviser to the Student Council and coaches the twirlers. First Row: I-I. Martin, President D. L. Streppa, T. Coffee Second Row: I. Cornish, H. Guetersloh, C. Emery, E. Hall L. Holmes, I. Bruischaart. Absent: D. Reamer. y 10 THOMAS G. COFFEE Superintendent In our movie production, Mr. Coffee, our able and well- liked director, keeps affairs running smoothly. Around school he always has a smile and a cheery hello for every- one. He is known for his ap- propriate anecdotes and pleas- ing personality. Gardening is his main hobby. V The Hour Glass extends congratulations to Mr. Coffee who, next September, will celebrate his twenty-fifth an- niversary in the Fairport school system. I ADMINISTRATION MRS. MARGUERITE FOOTE Secretary Faculty, students and visi- tors entering the main office are greeted by Fairport High School's capable and under- standing secretary, Mrs. Foote. 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INGEBORG LORENSEN Nazareth College, University of Hamburg, English, dramatics, freshman homeroom, junior class adviser, Sponsor-National Thespi- a.ns. MRS. GERTRUDE C. RYON Oberlin College, Niagara Univer- sity, mathematics and business, sophomore homeroom. MISS ELSIE MONK Cornell University, Latin, English, senior homeroom. MRS. IVA MAE SANFORD Syracuse University, school nurse, health. 4 MRS. DORIS ODELL University of Rochester,biology and chemistry, coordinator of audio- visual aid. MR. E. KENNETH SCHWORM New York State Teachers College Columbia University, business 'Hour Glasswbusiness adviser, audit books of school organizations. 3 3 FACULTY 5 FLORENCE A. STOLT niversity of Rochester, French, :cial studies, adviser of Theta Chi psilon, freshman homeroom, jun- ir twirlers, Junior Thespians, and enior adviser. iR. LEON B. WARNER ion College, University of Roch- ter, social studies, Guidance unselor, junior homeroom, jun- r class adviser, adviser of stu- nt patrol. MRS. ESDA T. STREET Brockport State and Syracuse Uni- versity, art adviser of Hour Glass, art classes, supply supervisor, scenery consultant. MR. MILTON H. YONKERS Buffalo State, teaches industrial arts, adviser to Alpha Beta Phi and Safety Patrol. MR. CARROLL VANCE Potsdam Normal, directorof school band and girls' glee club, teaches instruments. mivrs Back in September, the first meeting of the new senior class was called to order. Nick Basile was elected to lead the class with the competent aid of Paul Cary, Vice-president, Bob Lewis, Treasurer, and Dolores Fehr, Secretary. The first and most successful financial venture was the sale of magazine subscriptions. The class of 1950 was awarded a plaque for selling over S1500 in subscriptions, an honor in Fairport High School history. On November 22, -1949, the Seniors took an enrapt audience to Gro- ver's Corners, New Hampshire, to visit Our Town. This successful Senior play was under the direction of Mrs. Lorensen. The Sno-Ball was presented in liecember. Its success was made possible through thejoint efforts of the whole class. The theme in green and white, was carried out with a white Christmas tree and pine boughs. King Carl Marlett and Queen Winifred Cobb reigned. Cleverly made programs shaped as snowballs and snowman tickets showed the ingenuity and originality of the students. Christmas cards and baked food sales, Nook proprietorship and a roller skating party helped supplement the treasury so that in early April the class set out for a four day trip to New York City. The Seniors have had an enjoyable year and will miss Fairport High School all the more because of their many good times and their friends among students and teachers. w V V, im 5 x' ,3 3. E A Q4 l hung- My 1 x 8 ,,,.......,.-...--..,..g.....-u.-.-.:.:.e.-.:.:.:.:.r-f.:.:.m-1.1.x-e-saffww-1 fffiu ,1:1. -11 A mi fig' '11l11 2i1if X M 5 al, 3 E il? :Y ll ,.,...,...- ...... M .QF I 5 5 I? O f T . i a .. Y . 2- . 1 E i L' :E . 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Paul Cary was read and waiting to take ove if Y r necessary. These leaders deserve the suc- cess which their ability has achieved. 1 ' HONOR STUDENTS MARILYN PITCHER DOROTHY CAWARD ANNE HUBBARD Salutatorian Valedictorian 91.78 92.-77 95.76 LAWRENCE HOLMES SUZANNE SMITH NICK BASILE 87.51 88.35 90.71 CAROL ADAMS Rep. Student Assoc. 4, Chatter Staff, Hour Glass, Sigma Chi Delta 234, Pres. 4, Dramatic Club 34, Pres. of Backstage Guild 4, Library Staff 4, Mixed Chorus 34, Girls' Glee Club 234, G.A.A., Gen. Mgr. 4, Play Contest 23, Sr. Play, Ir. Prom Com., Sr. Ball Com., Sr. Play Com., Stunt Night 123. IOSEPH ALONGI Ioe Dramatic Club 3, Football 123, Sr. Play, Sr. Ball Com., Basketball Intramurals 1234. GEORGE BARNES ROBERT ALVUT Bob Vice-pres. Student Assoc., Block F 34, Pres. 4, Football 34, Varsity C0-Capt. 4, Basketball 1234. Class Sec-Treas. 1, Hour Glass, French Club 3, Radio Club 2, Dra- matic Club 4, Camera Club 23, Pres. 3, Band' 12, Mixed Chorus 34, Football Mgr. 12, Sr. Cheerleader 123, Senior Play Com. Cos Talent Show 4, Stunt Night 123, Mgr. Sr. Roller Skating Campaign, Octette 4. NICK BASILE Student Patrol 34, Class Pres. 4, Chatter Staff, Hour Glass, Alpha Beta Phi 234, Pres. 4, Sgt.-at- Arms, 3, French Club 1, Sr. Ball Com., Sr. Play Com., Delta Kappa 34, Pres. 4, Inter-High Congress 4. GERALDINE BERNARD Gerry Hour Glass, Cos Club 4, Art Club 3, Girls' Glee Club 34, G.A.A., Sr. Play, Sr. Play Usher, Ir. Prom Com., Sr. Ball Com., Sr. Play Com., Stunt Night 23. PAUL CARY WAYNE BROOKS Alpha Beta Phi 34, Sec. 4, Mixed Chorus 34, Boys' Glee Club 34, Sr. Play, Ir. Prom Com., Sr. Ball Com., Stunt Night 123, Track 123. Student Patrol 34, Class Vice-pres. 4, Alpha Beta Phi 34, Treas. 4, Camera Club 2, Boys' Glee Club 12, Football 4, Sr. Play, Ir. Christmas Play, Ir. Prom Com., Stunt Night 123, Track 1234, Basketball Intra- murals 1234. 20 gg DOROTHY CAWARD Dottie Student Patrol 34, Chatter Ed., Hour Glass, Cos Club 34, Dramatic Club 34, Mixed Chorus 34, Girls' Glee Club 2, Play Contest 3, Sr. Play, jr. Play Com., Ir. Prom Com., Old English F 123, Stunt Night 23,Visual Aid Sec. 34, G.A.A. NANCY M. CELEHAR an Rep. in Student Assoc. 1, Chatter, Hour Glass, Dramatic Club 34, Theta Chi Upsilon 234, Radio Club 2, Library Staff 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Soccer Honor Team 4, Hockey Honor Team 34, Sr. Cheerleader 34, Ir. Cheerleader 12, Play Contest 23, Sr. Play, Prize-Speaking Contest 2, Jr. Christmas Play, Ir. Prom Com., Sr. Ball, Sr. Play, Drama Festival 3, Easter Play 3, G.A.A. WINIFRED COBB Winnie Chatter, Hour Glass, French Club 23, Theta Chi Upsilon 234, Vice- pres. 3, Dramatic Club 34, Library Staff 23, Art Club 3, Mixed Chorus 234, Girls' Glee Club 234, G.A.A. Pres. 4, Mgr. 3, Soccer Honor Team 234, Hockey Honor Team 234, Play Contest 3, Sr. Play Usher, Ir. Christmas Play, Ir. Prom Com., Sr. Ball Com., Sr. Ball Queen, Harvest Queen Candidate 23, Old English F 2, Stunt Night 123. LYNN COLBORN Lynne Lower Merion High, Penn. 1, Brigh- ton High 2, Chatter, Hour Glass, French Club 3, Dramatic Club 34, Library Staff 4, Art Club 3, Mixed Chorus 34, Girls' Glee Club 34, G.A.A., Sr. Play, jr. Christmas Play, Ir. Prom Com., Sr. Ball Com., Cortland Drama Festival 34. ERIC RICHARD CRONKHITE Hour Glass, Block F 34, Dramatic Club 4, Radio Club 2, Football 1234, Basketball 12, Sr. Play, Stunt Night 12, Christmas Cards and Paper Mgr., Track 12, Sgt.-at-Arms 4. ANTOINETTE DE LUZIO Toni Library Staff 2, Girls' Glee Club 234, Sr. Play, Ir. Prom Com., Sr. Ball Com., Sr. Play Com., Stunt Night 234, G.A.A. MURIEL IRENE DE NISE Student Patrol 34, Chatter, Sigma Chi Delta 34, Mixed Chorus 4, Girls' Glee Club 23, Play Contest 3, Sr. Play, Ir. Prom Com., Sr. Play Com., Old English F 12, Cos Talent Show 2, Stunt Night 34, Visual Aid 34, Magazine Subscription Mgr., Ir. Town Meeting 4, Hour Glass Bus. Ed., G.A.A., Delta Kappa 4, Hour Glass Typing Ed., Inter-High Congress 4. RODNEY DEUEL Block F 4, Dramatic Club 34, Art Club Treas. 1, Basketball Capt. 4, Sr. Play, Stunt Night 123, Track Mgr. 23. 21 af IUSTINE 'PATRICIA DUNN Student Patrol 34, Chatter, Hour Glass, Theta Chi Upsilon 234, Radio Club 2, Dramatic Club 34, Drama Festival 3, Girls' Glee Club 34, Twirler 1, Drum Majorette 234, G.A.A. Treas. 3, Rep. 2, Soccer Mgr. 2, Hockey Honor Team 234, Volleyball Team 2, Basketball Honor Team 234, Ir. Cheerleader 1, Sr. Cheerleader 234, 'Play Contest 3, Sr. Play, Sr. Play Usher, Ir. Christ- mas Play, Ir. Prom Com., Sr. Ball Com., Sr. Play Com., Harvest Queen Candidate 2, Spring Concert Usher, Cos Talent Show 2, Stunt Night 123. BYRON ELLSWORTH Sonnie Student Assoc. Pres., Student Pa- trol 34, Asst. Capt. 4, Alpha Beta Phi 34, Vice-pres. 3, Sgt.-at-Arms 4, Football 4, Sr. Play, Ir. Christ- mas Play, Sr. Ball King Candidate, Intramurals Basketball 4, Softball 34. DOLORES FEHR Dee Madison High School 12, Class Sec. 4, Sigma Chi Delta 4, Sr. Play, Sr. Play Usher, Ir. Prom Com., Sr. Play Com., G.A.A. FLORA MARIE GABRIELLI Mary Hour Glass, Library Staff 4, Cam- era Club 1, G.A.A., Sr. Play, Sr. Play Usher, Ir. Christmas Play, Sr. Ball Com., Sr. Play Com., Stunt Night 3, Girls' Glee Club 4. RAYMOND HADLEY Ray French Club 123, Dramatic Club 34, Sr. Ball Com., Stunt Night 123. RICHARD HEMBROCK Dick Student Assoc. Treas., Mixed Chor- us 234, Boys' Glee Club 1234, Stunt Night 123, Football 234. VIRGINIA HEMBROCK Ginnie Student Patrol 34, Cos Club 234, Sec. 4, French Club 3, Library Staff 12, Girls' Glee Club 34, G.A.A., Sr. Play, Ir. Christmas Play, jr. Prom Com., Sr. Ball Com., Sr. Play Com., Stunt Night 123. LAWRENCE HOLMES Larry Student Patrol 34, Class Pres. 3, Hour Glass Ed., French Club 23, Pres. 3, Dramatic Club 34, Mixed Chorus 34, Boys' Glee Club 34, Football 234, Basketball 4, Sr. Play, jr. Prom Com., Sr. Ball Com., Sr. Play Com., Old English F 3, Stunt Night 13, Sr. Magazine Campaign Mgr., Delta Kappa 34. 22 3 1111 fax' f M 1, .www-wp X V X :Qi .-wi 1:1- ' gf, .fu , My iff? l f lvU?:ri's f X ' f 'WN 2.1 ' K : 22 225152555 -N 1 -- f I f -- M my Y - -,z if w-'H -,Q :mu SF K 1 sf A . Eff! 3' V27 + 3., ,4,,i ,...,,E , , A ,Maia if Q ,, Y f ff 4 .,,,f.f ,V :fer mi ky Kiwi , Q- :J F, ,,- rs J Q 3 4,5215 2551 if ,. :gm .. Wflxgff: gxgfew- : 'fx-an f. K img- - NN, ., . fsvdi, 4. .- M1123 , V , - Ayy. , - .kms ff., X vm , -,w-'A- ,vez .-t- pw. mf ax g A f sf, as Y X 9 Q xl Jax 4 :ia ,f ,fig X N gn 'KY 5 1 H , F Q7 ., , -K T'fEguf'iTs1xQ1g1'iw-slwQM -:wa-fgf3sf,1g5w QV '??vi?i?ez22S5sL f-,,xf4mgff5f,, ,K , '.,wLsf-fag We v R f ff , ff tif- . 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ROSALIND PACE Student Patrol 34, Hour Glass, Cos Club 234, French Club 3, Library Staff 2, G.A.A., Sr. Play, Ir. Prom Com., Sr. Ball Com., Delta Kappa4. Whisper Staff, Printing Mgr. ! I 4 r FREDERICK W. PARKISON Bud Class Rep. 23, Student Patrol 34, Class Pres. 2, Alpha Beta Phi 234, Sgt.-at-Arms 23, Football 1234, Basketball Mgr. 1, Ir. Christmas Play, Sr. Play, Sr. Ball King Can- didate, Basketball Intramurals 1234, Softball Intramurals 234. IOANNE ELIZABETH PETERS MARGARET 1. PECK Theta Chi Upsilon 1234, Vice-pres. 1, French Club 1234, Mixed Chorus 34, Girls' Glee Club 34, Hockey Honor Team 4, Soccer 4, Basket- ball 3, Ir. Cheerleader 1, Play Contest 1, Stunt Night 12, G.A.A. Rep. Student Assoc. 3, Chatter Staff, Assoc. Ed., Hour Glass, Assoc. Ed., Sigma Chi Delta 234, Scribe 3, Dramatic Club 3, Library Staff 2, Mixed Chorus 4, Girls' Glee Club 134, G.A.A., Riding Mgr. 2, Class Rep. 3, Soccer Honor Team 4, Hockey Honor Team 34, Play Contest 3, Sr. Play, Sr. Ball Com., Sr. Play Usher, Ir. Christ- mas Play, Ir. Prom Com., Spring Concert Usher, Old English F 3, Stunt Night 123, Mgr. Ir. Prom Campaign 3, Syracuse Press Con- ference 3, Cortland Drama Festival 3, Easter Play 3. 24 CHESTER PIERCE Chet Art Club 123, Football 123 MARILYN M. PITCHER Mare Chatter, Typing Ed., Hour Glass, Cos Club 234, Dramatic Club 34, Mixed Chorus 34, Girls' Glee Club 1234, G.A.A., Play Contest 3, Sr. Play Com., Sr. Ball Com., Ir. Christmas Play, Ir. Prom Com., Sr. Play, Old English F 1, Cos Talent Show 2, Stunt Night 123, Drama Festival 34, Octette 4, Easter Play 3. JOAN MARIE PRITCHARD Student Patrol 34, Flag Custodian, Chatter, Hour Glass, Sigma Chi Delta 234, French Club 3, Dramatic Club 34, Mixed Chorus 34, Girls' Glee Club 234, G.A.A., Class Rep. 4, Play Contest 23, Sr. Play, Ir. Prom Com., Sr. Ball Com., Sr. Play Com., Stunt Night 123, Delta Kappa 4. SALLY ANN PYBUS Student Patrol 34, Chatter, Typing Ed., Cos Club 234, French Club 23, Dramatic Club 34, Band 134, Mixed Chorus 34, Girls' Glee Club 1234, G.A.A., Play Contest 3, Sr. Play, Ir. Christmas Play, Sr. Ball Com., Old English F 23, Stunt Night 123, Cortland Drama Festival 3. BEATRICE CHRISTINE RATH Bea Student Patrol 34, Hour Glass, G.A.A., Sr. Play Usher, Stunt Night 3, Delta Kappa 3. KAYE ROURKE Katie Peniield High 12, Sigma Chi Delta 34, Treas. 4, Dramatic Club 34, Vice-pres. of Backstage Guild 4, Mixed Chorus 34, G.A.A., Sr. Cheer- leader 4, Ir. Cheerleader 3, Sr. Play, Ir. Christmas Play, Ir. Prom Com., Sr. Ball Com., Sr. Play Com., Old English F 3, Stunt Night 3. NORMA RUMPF Student Patrol 34, Chatter, Hour Glass, Theta Chi Upsilon 234, Sec. 4, French Club 34, Dramatic Club 34, Publicity Sec. 4, Art Club 23, Girls' Glee Club 34, G.A.A., Table Tennis Mgr. 4, Sr. Play, Sr. Play Usher, Ir. Christmas Play, Ir. Prom Com., Sr. Ball Com., Sr. Play Com., Old English F 3, Stunt Night 123,. Sr. Benefit Show Mgr., Soccer Honor Teams 34, Play Con- test 3, Library Staff 3. ALMA M. SHARP Mynderse Academy 12, Candor Central 3, Pittsford Central 4 25 . Student Patrol 34, Block F 34 Jenimu SUZANNE JANE SMITH Class Pres. 1, Chatter, Hour Glass, Sigma Chi Delta 234, Treas. 4, Radio Club 123, Dramatic Club 34, Recording Sec. 34, Library Staff 23, Art Club 12, Play Contest 23, Sr. Play, Ir. Christmas Play, Ir. Prom Com., Sr. Ball Com., Sr. Play Com., Sr. Ball Queen Candi- date, Spring Concert Usher 123, G.A.A., Old English F 1, StuntNight 123, Easter Play 3, Ir. Town Meet- ing 4, Cortland Dramatic Festival 3, Syracuse Press Conference 3. 4 MAURICE SUI-IR Morrie Art Club 2, Football 23, Sr. Play, Ir. Prom Com., Sr. Ball Com., Sr. Play Com., Stunt Night 123, Intra- murals 34. IRVING VAN SLYKE Bud Webster High 123, Hour Glass, Sr. Ball Com. WILLIAM ZIMMER Bill , Sgt at-Arms 4, Art Club 13, Sec. 3, Football 1234, Captain 4, Basket- ball 1234, Captain 4, Sr. Play, Ir. Christmas Play, Ir. Prom Com., Sr. Ball Com., Stunt Night 123. SENIORS IN ACTION CURTIS PLAQUE w 1 WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE Standing: W Morrison, K Rourke, M DeN1se, A N' Celehafv T- Martin Kohl, C. Adams, s smith, 1 Peters, E crcmkmte R. Pace. Sitting L Colborn,I Alongi, D Keefe N. Basile. 26 STUDENT PATROL AND FLAGBEARERS STUDENT PATROL AND FLAG CUSTODIANS First Row: N. Rumpf, V. Hembrock, R. Pace, S. Py- bus. Second Row: I. Martin, Miss Fortmiller, D. Caward, Mr. Warner. Third Row: A. Kohl, I. Dunn, S. Konz, B. Rath. Fourth Row: N. Basile, I. Prit- chard, F. Parkison, P. Cary, M. DeNise. Fifth Row: L. Holmes, R. Lewis, B. Ellsworth, B. Zimmer. FLAG CUST ODIANS Every day that Fairport High School is in session, the flag must be flying atop the staff in front of the school building. To at- tend this duty, the care of the flag, Mrs. Ryon annually appoints a senior girl and a senior boy. This year the honor was given to Ioan Pritchard and jack Martin. Before class you see Iack raising the stars and stripes and at the end of the day, lowering them. It is 1oan's duty to present the flag to the next year's custodians on class day. These two seniors have done a splendid job this year. We are proud of them, as we are of the flag. We salute you-Ioan Prit- chard, Iack Martin, and the red, white, and blue. y 27 STUDENT PATROL Each year nineteen members of the junior class are chosen by advisers Miss Fortmiller and Mr. Warner to the student patrol. Last year Andy Lynch was elected captain with Bob Lewis as alternate. With An- dy's leaving Fairport, Bob took over his duties and By- ron Ellsworth assumed the responsibilities of alternate. The student patrol has many duties, the first of which is seeing that classes pass with the utmost order. It is their duty to suppress confusion, limit the noise, and, perhaps most important, to set a good example. The members are chosen for their reliability, response to direction, and general at- titude. Failing to observe these codes after appoint- ment, a member may be re- placed. No one on the patrol wishes to overlook these req- uisites, however, because of the honor, pride, and respon- sibility that are attached to his post. 1. PRITCHARD, 1. MARTIN SENIOR BALL The Sno Ball', held in De- cember proved to be a gala affair in green and white. Out of the candidates Anne Hubbard, Winnie Cobb, Sue Smith, Carl Marlett, Byron Ellsworth and Fred Parkison, Winnie Cobb ,reigned as queen and Carl Marlett as king. Sam Ansin provided dreamy music in keeping with the dimly lit atmosphere. The seniors turned a bleak gym and basketball court into a truly lovely ballroom. The decorations consisted of a draped ceiling of twisted green and white crepe paper and the bare walls were hidden with the same. SENIOR BALL KING AND QUEEN Standing: F. Parkison, C. Marlett, B. Ellsworth, S. Smith. Sitting: A. Hubbard, W. Cobb. SENIOR BALL COMMITTEE First Row: S. Pybus, M. Peck, K. Rourke, N. Rumpf, D. Keefe, I. Dunn. Second Row: W. Brooks, Mr. Banks, G. Barnes, A. Hubbard, S. Konz, N. Basile, S. Smith, W. Zimmer. Third Row: L. Holmes, M. Pitcher, F. Parkison, L. Colborn, I. Martin, I. Pritchard, A. DeLuzio. Fourth Row: B. Hosley, R. Alvut, R. Hadley, I. Alongi, C. Adams, W. Cobb, V. Hembrock, R. Pace, I. Peters, G. Bernard. 28 E SENIOR PLAY CAST First Row: R. Bruening, 1. Martin. Second Row: S. Pybus, S. Smith, M. Pitcher. Third Row: A. Kohl, L. Colborn, F. Peck, A. Hubbard, Mrs. Lorensen. UPPGTI A- Hubbard, S- Smith, L- Colbofll, M- Pitcher- Fourth Row: C. Marlett, M. Suhr, G. Barnes, L. L0W91'3 S- Smlth, A- Hubbard- Holmes, E. Cronkhite, R. Lewis. Grover's Corners, New Hampshire at the turn of the century came alive to an appreciative audience as the seniors presented Our Town. The play concerns the affairs of the Gibbs and Webb families whose lives became entangled in typical small town fashion. Our Town under the direction of Mrs. Lorensen was a great success. It represented a rev- olutionary idea in the type of plays usually presented by F.H.S. senior classes and the simplicity of the staging provided interesting entertain- ment for all who witnessed the play. EXTRAS AND PRODUCTION STAFF First Row: V. Nelson, D. Keeie, N. Celehar, C. Adams, G. Bernard, K. Rourke. Second Row: I. Dunn, A. Montemaro, V. Hembrock, M. Gabrielli, A. DeLuzio, S. Konz, Miss Dedie. Third Row: W. Morrison, J. Peters, R. Pace, S. Keyes, B. Ellsworth, D. Caward, I. Pritchard, N. Rumpf, M. DeNise, W. Cobb. 29 Each year the senior class assume the responsibility of preparing th HOUR GLASS for publication. Th work of the book is divided amon three staffs: editorial, art and busi ness, under the guidance of Mis Dedie, Mrs. Street and Mr. Schwor Under the leadership of Lawrenc Holmes, editor in chief, and Ioann HOUR GLASS W. Cobb. Peters, associate editor, the assign- ments were given to the other mem- bers of the editorial staff. Anne Hubbard directed the work if the art staff. The task of raising finances fell o the business staff managed by vluriel DeNise. ART STAFF Seated: M. Pitcher, Mrs. Street, A. Hubbard, N. Rumpf, G. Bernard, K. Rourke, S. Smith. Standing: D. Keefe, R. Lewis, G. Barnes, EDITORIAL STAFF Seated: I. Peters, L Holmes, Miss Dedie, A Hubbard, D. Keefe, S Smith, C.Adams. Standing K. Rourke, M. Pitcher, M Gabrieiu, B. Rath, 1. Prit- chard, R. Lewis, R. Pace N. Rurnpf, W. Cobb. BUSINESS AND CIRCULATION Seated: M. DeNise, Mr. Schworm, D. Caward. Stand- ing: R. Pace, A. Montemaro, S. Smith, R. Lewis, V. Hembrock, B. Hosley, E. Cronkhite, R. Hembrock, W. Morrison. Absent: S. Konz. .31 Zlassss While football and basketball are in the minds of every freshman boy, freshman girls dream about cheerleading and girls' sports. Together they elect class officers and look forward to stunt night. joining the school clubs is high on their list of activities. Fun and frolic is the aim of every freshman. Then one wonderful year has passed: each student is a wise fool. The sophomores choose their officers and begin a gay year. Being pledged to a fraternity or sorority is one of the year's exciting moments. Interest in sports and clubs continues to be shown by the students. Social life and sportsmanship form a pattern for the sophomores. As upperclassmen, juniors assume new privileges and responsibili- ties. Thrifty class officers must be elected to earn and save money for the junior Prom. 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' SRM if XE ,i , e K ,L fy K L K, 1 1 2 3 x Q 5 5 i i I 1 , r i f 4 x , SOPHOMORE CLASS 1 f - :K 1 i we Q 9 S' -sr W 65. 2 UPPER PICTURE First Row: A. Donner, R. Coomber, J. Maccarone, T. Biancucci, D. Welkley, E. Miner. Second Row: I. Yost, D. Bulman, N. Race, K. Mauro, A. Murphy, I. Parkison. Third Row: D. Gray, H. Roberts, S. Carini, M. Santini, I. Kier. LOWER PICTURE First Row: C. Cochran, C. McCormick, G. Moffitt, C. Dusett, D. Luttrell, T. Savard. Second Row: B. Masclee, M. Kriel, I. Iohncox, K. Barager, D. Bisig, C. Bisig. Third Row: M. Wint, W. Taylor, R. Consaul, I. Edland, L. Dodd, D. Newcomb. 37 FRESHMAN CLASS '1'I'11I'G ROWS U. PTUIII, N. UOCISOH, N. WGIIIPIE, '1'. P1II1l'l2.I'0. LOWER PICTURE First Row: R. Smallridge, D. Taber, E. MacNei11, D. Bradley, G. Quenell, R. Vincent. Second Row: L. Crocetti, B. Allen, I. Johnston, E. Ellsworth, M. Pybus, L. Rothfuss, R. Boas, S. Gerber. Third Row: I. Loney, L. Loder, 1. jones, I. Mqrtens, I. Lueck, L. Beckwith, R. King, R. Tolhurst ,,, .gm if! ' KN N3 wf 'W 183'-I0 MQW may ' 'f ' new Mm -we V . mm f 'HF ,,,, , Mama ,ww wind :xi if ww. M. f , 2,1 -is .A w Q w - .3 in ,. Q ,. Xa M , -nf as ,., K 'X' uf, 'ifyknggy' Q' gi lvlif , V , H21 , H 11,4 W. fe K , ,Q-45.1 gf .ee 'n .53 I 5 555 Q Q - b n.. ' Q 9 W.. 1 f V! 9 gg Q' , ww.. . 3 w ..:g: ff- Kam: X + if? lf y nm.-I vm , 1 P -up W Q A , IUNIOR HIGH EIGHTH GRADE MISS BROWN First Row: I. Waddell, G. Gears, S. Baker, G. Reed, D. Wallace, P. Malucci, 1. Guarino. Second Row: D. Konvinse, C. Pheteplace, G. McCleave, I. Prescott, C. King, I. Carini, F. Kane, G. Curtis. Third Row: W. Gendron, C. Hadley, M. Caler, N. Heltzel, I. Bell, P. Lewis, R. Spencer. Fourth Row: C. Muzeka, A. Ferrin, R. DeRidder, H. Suhr, G. Reggi, W. Klinke, S. Faro. MRS. GAZLEY First Row: C. Fiancach, T. Crocetti, R. jones, I. Hogan, H. Leisten, D. Craig, S. Calabra. Second Row: M. Cooper, H. Schutt, B. Miner, I. Johnston, M. Gendron, M. Malcolm, L. Waddell, P. Pattison. Third Row: E. Wolf, D. Yantz, K. Ellsworth, I. Gleason, L. Nelson, M. Rodas, R. Jenkins, P. Natale. Fourth Row: R. Weis, D. Willie, H. Spencer, I. King, I. Cascella, D. DeLuzio, D. Loney. ' 4,1 gl..-l. IUNIOR HIGH EIGHTH GRADE MISS MAYER First Row: G. Dovan, S. Steuerwald, E. LeVasseur, L. Parkison, I. Rinebold, R. Rinebold. Second Row: R. Pierce, B. Salmon, G. Bulman, I. Dadson, M. Masciangelo, I. Rockwell, P. Marvin, D. Vermeulen Third Row: M. Crawford, V. Granger, G. Furman, E. Basile, A. Sipple, W. Baggs, A. Cook, M. Colombino. Fourth Row: L. King, S. Holt, H. Moffitt, M. Hoyt, W. Ebner, C. Gropp, I. Myers. SEVENTH GRADE First Row: D. Colton, M. Tiberio, R. Arielly, E. Piccerelli, G. Keyes, M. Stuckas, C. Peters. Second Row: R. Pierce, I. Westerman, F. Rinebold, I. Bisig, T. Moore, I. Burris, R. Budgeon. Third Row: P. Christman, L. Holmes, A. Guetersloh, K. Mady, J. Pittinaro, M. Russ, P. -Guarino. Fourth Row: I. Oliver, C. Rudy, M. McEachren, Y. Gabrielli, E. Shilling, E. Sick, M. Stover, H. Peters. L ,y 42 ..ii c. G n - . IUNIOR HIGH SEVENTH GRADE First Row: I. Stubbings, R. Dickinson, B. Bell, P. Dahlen, E. Hall, W. Irwin, I. Murphy. Second Row: I. Fiandach, A. Grantham, L. Holden, I. Profetta, I. Scida, D. Kier, K. McDonnell. Third Row: M. School- master, N. Basile, G. Barry, I. Purdy, R. Brager, D. DePuyt, N. Lewis. Fourth Row: R. Gardner, G. Kier, M. Remington, P. LeCain, I. Steffen, M. Payne, V. Barrett, F. Porreca. First Row: B. Doban, I. Luttrell, S. Kiefer, T. Costanza, S. Calabro, B. Bisig, R. Biancucci. Second Row: R. Welkley, L. Milliken, R. Russell, N. Vermeulen, H. Rothfuss, S. Strine, R. Sahler. Third Row: R. Rob- erts, S. Hardenbrook, G. Foster, P. King, S. Adams, I. Harris, H. Barnard. Fourth Row: F. Miner, W. Forman, L. Wehlage, D. Adams, D. Iensen, R. Barrett, G. Bentivegna, R. Albrecht. 43 y4L'f1lflfl65 As the pictures of a film flash across the screen, the activities of Fair- port High School move rapidly through the academic year. All in the school, directors, stars, extras, and behind-the-scene workers, make up the production. Early in the year the various clubs organize and take in new mem- bers. All work together to better the school and their clubs and to plan enjoyable activities. Meetings, dances,'baked food sales, teas, tags, initiations, and plays -these pictures are part of the life of F.H.S. Musical productions are sure to be hits, Early in the year the band and glee clubs begin tuning up and perfecting selections for the music festivals and spring concerts. The uthrillersv are provided by the sports department. Long and hard is the practice needed to acquire the skills of the different sports. The sports enthusiasts bring pleasure and honor not only to themselves but also to the whole school. A true picture of Fairport High School includes everyone. The size of each person's part is limited only by his willingness to contribute his ability to the activities of the school. - 1 ACTIVIT r Q S V 1? 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M 3 mmfwil ip ,Lk. , X , -s 55N fins. Qf::L4i'?' p 'fwsfiugziggsr' g ffm .. i q. g, . :qv ,, 35 Ia A 45' ,,L.1 N ,, , i. w wp if X qw gf n My czffsxw ' ggi ' 5 f - ,W hw V : V j 1 f' -W-1:2 ,I j :Qi .j if wi? aw M Q? Zigi rigs 'Bm l M Wag' 41' 57233, ,w 2251 3 M 434 SIGMA CHI.DELTA First Row: I. Rourke, C. Lieb, I. Diedrich, M. DeNise, C. Dusett. Second Row: Miss Hodge, S. George, K. Rourke, D. Keefe, C. Adams, A. Hubbard, T. Savard, D. Nemitz, M. Guetersloh. Third Row: I. Pritchard, A. Cary, L. Hoyt, E. Dancy, D. Fehr, S. Smith, I. Peters, S. Grabb, S. Betz. An outstanding sorority at Fairport High School is the Sigma Chi Delta. The club enjoyed a happy and successful year led by Carol Adams as, President, Anne Hubbard as Secretary, and Kaye Rourke as Treasurer. Miss Hodge is club adviser. By selling salt water taffy, baked foods, and sweatshirts the club made ample money to finance a houseparty at Honeoye Lake. These fun-loving girls can, however, be serious. After an impres- sive formal initiation for new members they set to work in earnest fixing Thanksgiving baskets for the needy and sending clothes to Kentucky. The Sigma Chi Delta merits a gold star for its many activities and good deeds during the year which was successfully brought to a close by the annual Square Dance. ALPHA BETA PHI V V K tw.. ..-,-,Mm-mm-,.a,,,,,m 1 Jfprff' E ,J u 'eq.,, ,af Y 5 Y ' f.. Ja K 3,532-,f I X zum X 19' 1 gif:-:1zl'1'1'?r?3?ff ima.. 5 :I -. Q, '41-, 'K rffegg'1??ii2iCEf:2:f ' . rf 'Q X 'A'-'ffg:g: - 'Sli 3, -'-eagqg . A M-,fr-'-::5.fe:-sv' 'X '5.g::a:e f ' jg. -rf, A K, . K, r s ' u 'P ff' .. . wry .M . . ,Q M, ,, X ' Mrk., , . f - ' f , f'i'l'wa , --m3,g4g9,gW A . ' H A ,K ,,,ww,,,,,.., - - M.-tf.si:ef5g-g.g:L,33.5Qg.Q.gx5 11-gfiwvfl P' V A ' First Row: P. Lewis, I. Carini, I. Marvin, J. Cary. Second Row: R. Buck, B. Ellsworth, N. Basile, W. Brooks, P. Cary, D. Kramer, Mr. Yonkers. Third Row: R. Bruening, F. Parkison, I. Martin, I. McDonnell, G. Yost. The Alpha Beta Phi has altered the school colors on its jackets and adopted its own colors of ascarlet and white. A Fairport has been supplemented on the back of the jackets, adding a more local appearance. The club under the administration of Mr. Milton Yonkers, the ad- viser, and the leadership of its presidents has followed the patterned path and success of its previous years. The money raising program has been the selling of ice cream, soft drinks, school buttons, and emblems during the basketball season. The club awarded its scholarship and sportsmanship cups on Class Day. The officers were: President, Nick Basile and Paul Cary, Vice- president, Donald Kramer and jack Martin, Secretary, Wayne Brooks and Bob Brueningg Treasurer, Paul Cary and Nick Basileg Sergeant-at- arms, Byron Ellsworth'and Fred Parkison. sw' . .. - frssfgg . ' - J ,1:,,L: f A ,,.':ii,'sL1a, -,' ' 'XL' E' ' '-r?e.1'5.1 35:1-.- . H ,. , . raw, ya gif, aff, f 3. 2 I. , 1 , - J- '1 ,sf-:,, . , V, l: f.s:i2e?'f?i 31575335 - - f . -.H COSMOPOLWITAN CLUB First Row: I. Masciangelo, S. Konz, I. Oliver, M. Scida, L. Root, P. Dorn, A. Young. Second Row: P. Caler, Miss Fortmiller, D. Caward, B. Nielsen, M. Beato, V. Hembrock, R. 'Pace, G. Bernard. Third Row: S. Foley, R. Corso, H. Hembrock, M. Pitcher, S, Pybus, A. Montemaro, M. Irrig, M. Casella, R. Stiner, P. Murphy, C. Camp, I. Robson. The Cosmopolitan Club under the leadership of Miss Fortmiller was kept in order by president, Rosalind Pace. Betty Nielsen was vice- president and Virginia Hembrock was secretary while Mary Beato collected dues. i To make money during the past year the girls sold F.H.S. tape and sponsored several fudge sales. The main event of the year was the assembly of school talent held on March 31. The annual Faculty tea was held in the spring. BLOCK F C-LUB First Row: R Deuel S Carin' . , . 1, W. Dovan, K. Barager. Second Row: D. Stevens, I. Brien F. Peck, W. Zimmer, Mr. Banks. Third Row: Mr. Cummings, R. Alvut, R. Consaul R. Consaul, D. Waddell, E. Cronkhite. The B t . . . erni y, is identified by its blue and red sweaters with the big F on the front. This year the Block F distinguished itself by selling refreshments at the football games and at the Nook, and by selling mittens in the school colors with Fairport written on the back. The officers of the club were Bob Alvut, Presidentg Fred Peck, Vice- presidentg Eric Cronkhite, Secretary, and Delbert Stevens, Treasurer. Coach Cummings and M r. Banks advise the club and both the boys and the advisers look forward to the ' ' ' armual picnic to climax the year. lock F Club, F H S 's athletic frat t D Q THETA CHI UPSILON First Row: P. Sharp, I. Johnson, M. Peck, N. Holt, N. Celehar, I. Dunn. Second Row: Miss Stolt, D. Luttrell, N. Rumpf, E. Sheperd, M. DePuyt, R. Peck, N. Ellenberger. Third Row: B. Hubbard, A. Myers, A, Carlson, W. Cobb, I. Parkison, C. Cochran, A. Albrecht, K. Schoolmaster, S. Myers, 1. Iones. The Theta Chi Upsilon, newest of F.H.S.'s social clubs, can be identified by its green and white sweaters and its Greek letters. Meetings were held at the homes of the members every two weeks and there the activities of the year were planned. This year's projects included candy-selling noon hours, baked food sales and the clubjs tradi- tional St. Patrick,s party. Under the guidance of Miss Stolt and the direction of President Eleanor Sheperd, Vice-president Margaret DePuyt, Secretary Norma Rumpf and Treasurer Ruth Peck, the Theta Chi enjoyed a very prosper- ous year. DELTA KAPPA First Row: R. Pace, I. Rourke, S. Smith, Mr. Warner. Second Row: M. Guetersloh, L. A. Dake, L. Hoyt, N. Basile, I. Martin. T. Pritchard. Third Row: A. Kohl, R. Moses, I. Diedrich, R. Martin, I. Oliver, R. McIntosh ,, R. Lewis, M. DeNise, L. Holmes. The Delta Kappa had its origin in the fall of 1949. It was reorganized and recognized at the beginning of this scholastic ear The f y . purpose o this club is to bind together all students who have shown great interest in historical and daily problems and to invite them to express their views and opinions about current world and local events in a similarly interested group. It has had a very successful year. Its members' interest and partic- ipation has affirmed the necess't d ' ' 1 y an importance of this club. Under the administration of Mr. Leon Warner, the adviser, and the leadership of its officers, the club has been reorganized as an essential part of our scholastic activities. The Delta Kappa officers are: Nick Basile, President, jack Martin, Vice-presidentg lane Rourke, Secretary. VISUAL AIDCORPS R Marvm P Mauro N Wemple R Boas Second Row: Mrs. Odell, D. First ow I Caward D Moses M DeN1se L Dryer Third Row H Schutt,D. Ward, A. Brumber, D Shilling D Newcomb D Brickle R Coomber L Beckwith. The Visual A1d Corps was organized in the latter part of the 1949 school term under the superv1s1on of Mrs Doris Odell. The club now has a membership of seventeen students They elected Lynn Dryer as presi- dent, Don Brickle as vice president, Dorothy Caward as secretary- treasurer, and Dick Moses as mailman The Corps has successfully completed one full year of work carrying out the weekly schedule of films. Aside from the routine projecting duties, the student members have also sponsored a noon hour movie program for which donations were accepted to defray expenses. This project has met with great success. The james M. Cole circus held on February 10 in the High School Gym was also sponsored by the V.A.C. and was followed by a trip to Charlotte High School on February 14. Cooperation toward a goal for success may well be the motto of the Visual Aid Corps. LIBRARY STAFF I w , S . . d 1 D oe . gfida' Thu. . Mawr rn l- l l.0bnc0X, P' D0 A. carv, ' ,.y3,3-I-299721 .eip .51-'f.-riff N' K w.A A1 econd Rowi Nl DePuYt P Sham R Hembrock, M Scxda ,l X w' H ' rust R0 Nlaivcxee' WZB' . N,E 1 Fourth R06 bdeyu, 1 S. . S pofxmlxwiffiith Bow1M'n asaxth ROW s Roni-,NDS uuovi- c. Cocma 'B.Eva S' brechxv 'L A.Dak?' A, Young' 3 roms-0 ' Rnpeiiv-1 'Fe1'f1n3 N Cexehafs ' G. Hunns L'C0xbOYD9 ' Hubbard' ' Under Miss Fortmiller's guidance thirty-three girls carry out the duties of assistant librarian. Among these activities are shelving, checking books in and out, repairing damaged books and magazines, filing, and signing passes. Once each year the girls give a tea in honor of the faculty of the Fairport school. The girls enjoy their work in the library and also the ex affords them with. perience it gg 57 cc . 'Adams ' xenbei' gef ' B651-s A' DRCAMATIC CLUB IUNIOR THESPIANS First Row: L. Warner, M. Pace, N. Rausler, M. Pybus, H. Craig, I. Jones. Second Row: R. Burris, Miss Stolt, C. Suhr, D. Nemitz, C. Lieb, I. Johnson, G. Steffen, D. Luttrell. Third Row: M. Mancuso, M. A. Nunemaker, P. Raup, P. Mauro, C. Kondolf, B. Hubbard, K. Mauro, C. Cochran, S. Evans, I. Lueck, B. Allen, I. Zurick. BACKSTAGE GUILD First Row: L. A. Dake, S. Konz, I. Dunn, N. Celehar, C. Dusett. Second Row: L. Hoyt, Mr. Banks, P. Dorn, K. Rourke, R. Deuel, C. Adams, N. Rumpf. Third Row: L. Loder, H. Bills, C. Wilson, I. Pritchard, M. Pitcher, C. Camp, S. Foley, S. Betz, I. Wilson, T. Savard, R. Coomber, D. Newcomb. Fourth Row: W. Cobb, G. Arielly, A. Cary, R. Corso, S. Myers. 58 DRAMATIC CLUB The Fairport High School dramatics department was divided this year into three sections. Twenty-two members, having acquired the necessary number of points by performing in and working on dramatic production, were in- stalled during an impressive ceremony as Troupe 1038 in the National Thespian Society. These Thespians were guided by Mrs. Ingeborg Lorensen and elected as their officers: President, Anne Hubbard, Secre- taries, Joyce Diedrich and Suzanne Smith, and Treasurer, Mary Scida. The Junior Thespians were led by Miss Florence Stolt and performed with the National Thespians in various productions. They learned much about acting and look forward to graduating into the National Thespians when they have earned the required credits. The Backstage Guild was composed of eager members interested in the making of scenery, advertising, costuming, makeup, lighting and all the other essential aspects important in making a play successful. The officers were: President, Carol Adams, Secretary, Patricia Dorng and Treasurer, Rodney Deuel. The guild is directed by Mr. Banks. THESPIANS First Row: L. Root, A. Young, P. Dorn, N. Ellenberger, D. Pruitt. Second Row: D. Keefe, Mrs. Lorensen I Diedrich, S. Smith, R. Lewis, A. Hubbard, J. Scida, M. Scida. Third Row: D. Shilling, L. Holmes P Mancuso, H. Bills, E. Dancy, L. Colborn, I. Peters, S. Grabb, B. Evans. Fourth Row: R. Mclntosh P Erbland, R. Coomber, D. Moses, D. Newcomb, L. Rowell, G. Barnes. 59 WHISPER WHISPER STAFF AND ADVISER First Row: P. Caler, P. Dorn, M. Scida, C. Kondolf, S. Smith. Second Row: Mr. Costello, 1. Diedrich D Moses, E. Sheperd, B. Nielsen, I. Rourke, I. Oliver. Third Row: R. Martin, C. Lieb, P. Mancuso G Arielly S. Foley, S. Grabb, B. Evans, S. Betz, L. Root, L. A. Dake. Fourth Row: H. Hembrock A Cary I Robson, R. Corso, R. Stiner, W. Morrison. 1 , WHISPER This year the reporting of school news has been reorganized into the Whisper, This newspaper is published and edited by the junior class with Mr. Costello as adviser. Eleanor Sheperd and Dick Moses were chosen editor-in-chief and associate editor respectively with the following staff: Typing editor, B. Nielsen, Girls' sports, I. Rourke, Boys' sports, P. Mancuso, Club edi- tor, L. Root, Problem Box, I. Oliver and B. Evans, Chatterbox, B. Evans, Sciencescope, L. Bake, Publishing editor, W. Morrison, Assem- bly editors, I. Diedrich and I. Oliver, Mystery student, H. Hembrock, Miss Busybody, R. Stiner and A. Cary, Music editor, C. Lieb, Movie editor, M. DePuyt, Feature writers, P. Caler, S. Betz, and S. Grabb, Typists, S. Grabb, B. Nielsen, S. Smith, and G. Arielly, Art editors, P. Mancuso and I. Diedrich and assistant C. Suhr, Freshmen rep., C. Kondolf. 60' STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL AND ADVISERS First Row: L. Malucci, I. Zurich. Second Row: Mr. Burton, B. Ellsworth, A. Hubbard, R. Alvut, I Loney Third Row: C. Marlett, D. Kramer, Mr. Coffee, C. Adams, T. Savard, I. M. Parkison, E. Sheperd I Martin HL Bills. e ' ' STUDENT COUNCIL To the Student Council under the guidance of their advisers Mr. Burton and Mr. Coffee thanks and gratitude for making this school year one of the best. Because of the interest the Council has shown this year, sponsoring noon hour activities and discussing any problems that arise, progress has been made toward a closer knit student body. Its officers are sen- iors who are assisted by two representatives from each class. To them, go thanks. It is important that their work be continued and its scope widened to keep an alert, loyal student body working for the good of the students and the school. 61a TWIRLERS IUNIOR TWIRLERS QLEFTJ Kneeling: G. Steffen, P. Remington. First Row: D. Luttrell, A. Carlson, S. Holt, P. Guarino. Second Row: P. Mauro, I. Zurick. SENIOR TWIRLERS QBELOWJ First Row: P. Dorn, P. Caler, D. Nemitz. Second Row: I. Dunn, A. Albrecht, I. Iohn-X son, B. Masclee. 62 MUSIC OCTETTE Seated: C. Lieb. E. Dancy, I. Diedrich, G. Barnes L. Holmes, R. Lewis, D. Moses, A Hubbard, M. Pitcher, Miss Keegan. BAND First Row: T. Spence, A. Albrecht, T. Savard, L. Holmes, C. Suhr, M. Pybus, S. Myers, N. Wemple, I. Lueck, I. Meyers. Second Row: E. Erbland, N. Ellenberger, L. Malucci, P. Erbland, E. Wolfe, D. Vermeulen. Third Row: D. Ewing, D. Moses, L. Rowell, P. Forbes, M. Guetersloh, R. Martin, R. Moses, C. Wilson, W. Baggs. 63 i BOYS'GLEE CLUB Seated: C. Lieb. First Row: C. Camp, H. Hembrock, C. Adams, M. Scida, I. Scida, ,P. Raup. Second Row: E. Dancy, 1. Pritchard, H. Craig, N. Celehar, M. Peck, P. Mancuso. Third Row: E. Erbland, N. Holt, R. Martin, A. Kohl, I. Martin. Fourth Row: M. DeNise, A. Hubbard, M. Pitcher, G. Barnes, E. Miner, R. Lewis. i i Piano: C. Lieb. First Row: R. Martin, R. McIntosh, P. Erbland, Miss Keegan, P. Mancuso, D. Moses, I. Martin. Second Row: L. Holmes, L. Dodd, R. Hembrock, A. Kohl, E. Miner, R. Lewis. MIXED 64 First Row: L. Warner, N. Celehar, M. Scida, I. Dunn, A. Young, K. Mauro, S. Gerber, S. Keyes. Second Rowr' A. Montemaro, 1. Peters, C. Adams, M. Peck, C. Camp, E. Dancy, R. Pace, A. DeLuzio. Third Row: N. Rurnpf, S. Ellsworth, E. Erbland, C. Kondolf, C. Dusett, G. Bernard, M. Gabrielli, V. Hem- brock, Fourth Row: N. Ellenber- ger, A. Hubbard, M. Pitcher, C. Baker, I. Wilson, I. Pritchard, A. Albrecht, W. Cobb. CHORUS GIRLS' GLEE CLUB 65 Seated: Miss Keegan. First Row M. Mancuso, K. Rourke, L. Dake A. Young, M. Nunemaker, M. De: Puyt. Second Row: R. McIntosh, R Hembrock, M. Pace, B. Allen, B Hubbard, I. Peters. Third Row: D Taber, L. Rowell, P. Erb1and,I Johnson, W. Cobb. Fourth Row: L Holmes, L. Dodd, D. Moses, I Diedrich, S. Betz, C. Baker. l an an ng n ,Egg nf - Mt is is rf' . We 5 J . - , 7'1- f M 2 1 X lim 9 L 4' K K Q We 'ffq '14 a 1' -A 1 sf ' x .Qu-4 ' 'A 3 4' 5-yqg 4' new-1 . W- Zimmer R. Alvut I- Brien D. Kramer R. Consaul R, Consaul FOOTBALL SQUAD ' Standing: I. Maccarone I. Brien. First Row: D. Consaul, D. Shilling, H. Priest, A. Maccarone, I. Martin, G. Tiberio, P. Mancuso, B. Graves, L. Dodd, R. Malone. Second Row: D. Kramer, K. Barager, L. Holmes, F. Parkison, W. Zimmer, Coach Cummings, R. Alvut, I. Carini, I. McDonnell, R. Consaul, K. Verstraete. Third Row: D. Waddell, D. Stevens, R. Brewerton, F. Collins, D. Welkley, E. Wheeler, I. Edland, B. Ells- worth, W. Dovan, 1. Miller, F. Myers. Fourth Rowzn E. Cronkhite, T. Biancucci, E. Miner, H. Salmon, R. DeRue, M. Wint, R. Hembrock, C. Suhr, R. Smallridge, S. Pierce, P. Cary. Fifth' Row: C. Wilson, C Muzeka, I. Loney, L. King, G. Pruitt, N. McEachren, C. Jordan, R. Waddell, C. Gropp, D. Bulman, R. Vin- cent, W. Ebner, W. Taylor. 66 L. Hnlmos F. Parklson 1- Mnvrarone R- Malone K. Barager R. Buck With a few old veterans to spark the team and a lot of new material the team came out pretty well considering last year's results. Winning three out of five county league games put F.H.S. in second place in the league. Two out of three non-league games were won giving Fairport five wins and three losses. In the last game F.H.S. played East Rochester, its old rival. It was a close game all the way but the Big Reds proved to be too much for E.R. The little brown jug once more came into Fairport's pos- session. Iim Brien made all county center for Fairport. Fairport 15 Fairport 13 Fairport 40 Fairport 18 Fairport 7 Fairport 13 Fairport 7 Fairport 14 1949 - 1950 Avon Webster Irondequoit Newark Brockport Canandaigua Brighton East Rochester 6 26 20 32 6 '7 35 13 BASKETBALL Clockwise: W. Zimmer, L. Hare, I. Brien, K. Barager, S. Carini, Jumon VARSITY First Row: Coach Cummings, D. Waddell, L. Malucci, W. Ebner, I. Carini, S. Ba:-ranco. Second Row: D. Moses, R. Waddell, C. Muzeka, C. King, C. Jordan, H. Priest. Third ROW! C. Neilsen, L. D0dd, I. Meyers, R. DeRidder, D. DeLuzio, D. We1k1ey,I. Loney. L ea ,, , BASKETBALL With a few veterans and some young hope- fuls, Fairport started the season with a bang winning the first two games. However right after that it started on the decline. For the first half F.H.S. ended third in the league, winning three out of six games. Bill Zim- mer, co-captain, made all county. In the second half Fairport was not able to win a game but came close and had some of the other teams worried. In the second half Fairport ended up in last place with no . wins. The second team was really the spark in the second half and came out undefeated. There is good material coming up next year. Bill Williams Fairport 48 . . . Fairport 38 . . . Fairport 37 Fairport 33 Fairport 62 Fairport 26 Fairport 36 a 1 ' . u ' a . a 1 n 0 0 s ' Fairport 29 Fairport 40 Fairport 30 Fairport 38 Fairport 36 Fairport 36 Fairport 47 o n ' n - I 1 o 0 o . I 4 n ' 0 1 9 s I ' VARSITY 1949 - 1950 Sodus 31 Irondequoit 30 Spenceport 40 Webster 23 Brighton 30 E. Rochester 40 Brockport 34 Irondequoit 40 Spenceport 43 Webster 34 Canandaigua 44 Brighton 44 E. Rochester 58 Brockport 49 First Row: Delbert Stevens, R. Alvut, R. Deuel, D. Kramer. Second Row: W. Zimmer, K. Barager, S. Carini, I. Brien, L. Hare. 69 TR'ACK AND SOFTBALL R. Consaul, F. Peck, R. Buck. I. Van Slyke. First Row: G. Dovan, C. Muzeka, P. Mancuso, B. Gropp, R. Consaul, W. Taylor, W. Dovan, E. Tiberio. Second Row: G. Moffitt, P. Cary, R. Bulman, R. Everetts, D. Welkley, I. Bills, R. Lewis, I. Van Slyke. Third Row: L. Rowell, R. Moses, R. Hadley, R. Deuel, W. Ebner, C. Jordan, F. Myers, R. Malone, L. Dodd. Fourth Row: D. Kramer, W. Zimmer, D. Waddell, W. Brooks, E. Miner, T. Biancucci, B. Hosley, H. Shea. First Row: R. Consaul, R. Deuel, R. Consaul, F.Myers. Second Row: I. Carini, F. Peck, L. Dodd, D. Welkley, Third Row: R. Buck, W. Zimmer, D. Kramer. W. Zimmer. 70 CHEERLEADERS Miss Helen I. Hodge, adviser. 'ily in-fy IUNIOR CHEERLEADERS P. Mauro, I. Zurick, G. Arielly, T. Savard, N. Holt SENIOR CHEERLEADERS 1. johnson, I. Rourke, I. Dunn, N. Celehar, M. Scida, K. Rourke. , ?9 ' GIRLS G.A.A. With the beginning of the school year, the Girls' Athletic Association swung into action. At the first meeting Winnie Cobb was chosen president, Thelma Savard, vice-president, El- eanor Sheperd took care of the finan- ces and Connie Kondolf kept the min- utes. As all of the classes have a voice in the council, Ioan Pritchard was chosen senior representative, jane Rourke was junior representa- tive, Dorothy Nemitz was sophomore representative, and Sylvia Ellsworth was freshman representative. The G.A.A. sold schedule pencils to increase their treasury. Playdays were attended during the year at East Rochester, Webster, Harley and Brighton. The G.A.A. has chalked up an- other successful year thanks to Miss Donk who has made girls' sports so enjoyable all the year long. G.A.A. COUNCIL QUPPER LEFT, First Row: W. Cobb, C. Kondolf, A. Hubbard, I. Dunn. Second Row: N. Rumpf, I. Prit- chard, I. Rourke, T. Savard. Third Row: S. Ellsworth, D. Nemitz, E. Sheperd, C. Adams, S. Smith. ARCHERY CLEFTJ D. Nemitz, G. Arielly, E. Dancy, I. Rourke, I. Johnson, N. Rumpf, E. Sheperd. VOLLEYBALL QLOWER LE FTD TUMBLING QBELOWD In foreground: E. Sheperd, E. Dancy, L. 72 Hoyt. In background: G. Arielly, I. Johnson, I. Dunn, N. Celehar, W. Cobb. SPORTS SOCCER HONOR TEAM KUPPER RIGHTJ First Row: D. Nemitz, N. Celehar, I. Dunn, W. Cobb, 1. Peters. Second Row: E. Sheperd, I. johnson, I. Rourke, T. Savard, N. Rumpf. ROUND DANCING QRIGHTJ H. Hembrock, E. Dancy, I. Zurich, E. Shep- erd, I. johnson, I. Rourke, M. DePuyt, N. Wemple, R. Corso, S. Foley, D. Young, D. Pruitt, A. Cary, 1. Pritchard. HOCKEY HONOR TEAM QLOWER RIGI-ITD First Row: I. Johnson, 1. Rourke, I. Dunn, I. Peters, T. Savard. Second Row: W. Cobb, H. Hembrock, E. Sheperd, A. Hubbard, N. Celehar. BELOW: Miss Ruth Donk. BASKETBALL HONOR TEAM KBOTTOMJ N. Rurnpf, I. Rourke, I. Dunn, E. Sheperd, W. Cobb, M. Peck. , CAFETERIA Mrs. Dunham, Mrs. Hess, Mrs. Morrell, R. Alvut, Mrs. Manzek, Mrs. May CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. May, Mrs. Manzek, Mrs. Dunham, Mrs. Morrell, Mrs. Hess Four years ago the cafeteria was established in Fairport High School. Every year since then it has served many nourishing lunches to the faculty and student body. Lunches are served to the children of West Church Street School at 11:15g the Junior High at 11:40g and the High School at 12:25. The cafeteria is under the supervision of Mrs. Dunham with the following assistants: Mrs. Hess, Mrs. May, Mrs. Morrell and Mrs. Manzek. There are eight students who assist them. The cafeteria not only specializes in nourishing and attractive lunch- es but also composes diets for people with allergies. There are many things which the cafeteria is trying to accomplish and they have succeeded in making it a delight to all who eat there. 74 ' IANITORS Mr. Hendricks , Mr. Askloff Mr. Gears Mrs. Cobb The janitors of Fairport High School with much efficiency and helpful- ness work together to make up an essential spoke in the wheel that keeps our school constantly progressing. The busy staff is always on the job to make our surroundings as pleasant and comfortable as we could wish, with spotless floors, spark- ling windows, and shining desks. They are always on hand when some- thing needs a minor repair or when the building must be heated for some special event. There is always a gay good morning from them to speed us on through each day, and we all appreciate their cheerfulness and untiring efforts to keep our school running smoothly. 75 HARMON FLYING SCHOOL INTRODUCTORY OFFER One Flying Lesson at Half Price to any member of the Fairport Graduating Class Qloiniahrhenis-.of in ED SKEATES c,N,,E,Co SUPER REFINED LUBRICANTS Fraternity and Sorority jackets Hffolfz M' COTVFRSE Q 95 epl'eSel1 U IVE All Types ot Sporting Goods and Wear D N ALCOLM FAIRPORT ROAD PHONE 661-h O M i - fx l 'V+ l f :Cl X x Q Nl Sexton - , at .' 5' 5 N5 PSPQPIQE 'X' X ! Peachy, F ' Luscious, Elberfas! If purchase this in y home us-P. O. Box J. S., Chicago C901 Quaid, :asm Y -'Q 76' Compliments of FAIRPORT MOTORS Your Buick Dealer New 8: Usecl Cars 38 Wes! Avenue Phone 62 BUSINESS PREFERS R.B. I. GRADUATES 554 Placed in Jobs A in I949 ' Rochesier Business lnsfifuie 172 Clinion .Avenue South Rochester 4, N Y Phone: HAmilton 0680 Compliments of A. H. Rusl-I 1 Compliments V of A F R I E N D Compliments of A FRIEND PRINZIVALLI BROS. SUPER MARKET John Prinzivolli, Prop. MEATS -- GROCERIES -- VEGETABLES Telephone 391 77 ALPHA BETA PHI. BLOCK F cLun ,COSMOPOLITAN CLUB SIGMA cl-ll DELTA THETA CHI UPSILON THIS HOUR GLASS produced by EASTON ASSOCIATES O. BOX 142 ROCHESTER, N. Phone: CULVER 0646 78 SPORTING h AUTO GOODS SUPPLIES Everything Electrical F ' N N JAMES M. FINNEGAN A U T 0 S U P P L Y I WESTINGHOUSE, NORGE, 8. CROSLEY APPLIANCES 126 So. Main St. Phone 37 BICYCLE ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES GOODS Compliments of AL JENSEN'S H A R D W A R E Phone 312-1 Fairport Best Wfixlaes from ALBERT P. DI mslo 'ss Compumm of HAWKS HAMBURGERS K I N G ' S HOME MADE ICE CREAM y N TRESCOTT CO., INC. 79 R E A L E S T A T E The Key To Happiflfss I5 The Key Tn Your O1l'l1 Home I N S U R A N C E UNDER DIVIDEND PAYING POLICIES TELEPHONE 21 GEC. H. WILSON 83 SO. MAIN STREET -- Next to Temple Theatre I l KIIIG'S SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY EAST ROCHESTER Glasses By LESTER KROLICK PRESCRIPTION OPTICIAN Clark Block - Phone I8 S. Main Fairport I2 R. A .COOMBER fr SONS Plumbing - Heating - Sheet Metal Phone 670 Fairport HARLOFF'S DAIRY HOMOGENIZED VITAMIN D MILK ICE CREAM BUTTER EGGS Your Local Market Basket A Fine Food Store There's No Finer Place To Live q Than The Good Old U.S.A. LINOLEUM - WALLPAPER - PAINTS C0 'Pli 'e'm of FRIGIDAIRE HOME APPLIANCES A F R I E N D You Can't Match ,a Frigidaire C. A. FRENCH I0 South Main St. A Fairport 181 AMERICAN CAN C0. A BETTER DEAL WITH BETTER SERVICE RHOSELTON CHEVROLET PARTS -- SALES -- Senvlce EAST ROCHESTER 8l FAIRPORT SAVINGS 81 LOAN ASSOCIATION TWO PRINCIPAL PURPOSES To Encourage Home Ownership by Easy Payment Mortgage Loans To Encourage Thrift by Systematic Savings BASTIAN BROS. CO. ' 1 Designers and Producers of HIGH SCHOOL JEWELRY ENGRAVED COMMENCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS AND NAME CARDS GEORGE D. KILLIP, District Manager DUDLEY LUMBER CO.. Inc. BUILDING MATERIAL PITTSBURGH PAINTS and GLASS 23 S. Main St. Phone: Fairport 52 King's QuoIiI'y Grocer Fairport Rd., Cor. jefferson Ave. MEATS - GROCERIES - FRUITS VEGETABLES Home made Bake Goods Home made Ice Cream Open Evenings till 9:30 Compliments ' Compliments ef of F. R. w 0 Q D EDNA YOST S E . 'I PHONE 332-I xcava Ing FAIRPORT 24 Hulburt Ave. Phone 215 Compliments of Compliments of ART STEFFEN'S L Sunnyside Greenhouses WILBUR L, SPAFFQRD Pla - C Flow ms ut ers Mobil Service Station Floral Designing MAIN Cr CHURCH ST. PHONE 438 mm. 483 FAIRPORT, N. Y. Compliments of Compliments LAKE BEVERAGE Of CORP. PHONE 94 FAIRPORT J' FAIRPORT GAS Gm OIL CO. WHOLESALE and RETAIL Phone 100 Fairport 83 THE RADIOVISION STUDIO FAIRPORT LUNCH 8: HOTEL ANTONAKIS BROS. The Best of Eats The Best of Beverages Compliments of CHURCH MOTORS DODGE PLYMOUTH LARRY HALL CHARLIE SCHNEPP 84 THE FUTURE BELONGS TO THOSE WHO PREPARE FOR lT YOUR KEEPSAKE JEWELER R U S S EL L ' S JEWELRY STORE Compliments of Mc00NNELL'S DAIRY BAR FOUNTAIN SERVICES LIGHT LUNCIIES 10 N. Main St. Pittsford, N. Y. Pittsford 56 Al. KnAPP's SERVICE STATION ONLY TIRE RECAPPING SHOP IN TOWN 21 N. Main Phone 143-M Community Clothes Shop III West Commercial Street East Rochester, New York 39 South Main Street PITTSFORD, NEW YOIQC GULF FUEL OIL iib I u e c 0 a I ,, Compliments and af Semet-Solvay me HY LAzERsoN PHONE 316 DEWEY JACKSON 85 Compliments of FAIRPORT BARBERS' ASSCCIATION R. DITER - C. EMLER - R. J. FERRIS J. FIANDACH - F. POMPONIO - J. RAMBO C . C . R O G E R S Compliments of OPTOMETRIST HOWARD MCFARLAND Eyes Examined - Glasses Fitted Prescriptions Filled . . 26 Vfoodlawn Ave. Phone 265 Sanltlzor nw... ll Vacuum Cleaner No Dirty Bag or Container Specialists on Chrysler Motor Products to Empty General Repairing ln Garage Business Since l9l3 Phone 394'W GEO. R. BOWN 8. SONS I Monroe Avenue Fairport J. MILTON MCMA:-loN GEURGE FE'-'X Incorporated. P U R I N A F E IE D S HIGH STREET MARKET Phone Fairport 568 PITTSFQRD LUMBER co. EDDIE'S CONFECTIONERY Lumber and Building Supplies PITTSFORD 101 Tobaccos - Magazines Candy - Ice Cream 3 North Main Fairport Edward Roberts, Prop. Compliments 0 f LIEB'S BAKERY PHONE 216 FAIRPORT GUNDLACH MFG. CO. Compliments of C H R I S T E L ' S Compliments of FAIRPORT HOBBY SHOP Everything for the craftsman BEAUTY SALQN Blanche E. Schrader 3-Day Seivice TIP-TOP CLEANERS HATS CLEANED - DRY CLEANING 7 North Main Fairport MANCUSO'S SERVICE STATION WELDING ADMIRAL TELEVISION AND REFRIGERATION PHONE 322-J 154 NORTH MAIN sr Compliments of HART'S FOOD STORES Everybody Saves Hart's Coupons MR. MARTIN-Meat Manager MR. KRIEL-Grocery Manager vouu Luce Compliments of THE Au.-occAsuoN GIFT wAREs A F R I E N D IN wr-:ICH we spscmuze SAXTON'S IIEPTI STOIIE 1 88 H. P. NEUN CO., INC. PAPER and CORRUC-ATED BOXES FOLDING BOXES PRINTING QUALITY DRY CLEANERS CALL and DELIVERY SERVICE rmvuone los 5 Souih Main Si. Fairport Best Wishes . To Class of '50 O. I. WHITNEY II.U.S. Fairpori New York BARTOLOTTA BROS. YOUR VILLAGE FLORISTS WEDDINGS - CDRSAGES - FUNERAL DESIGNS PLANTS - BOUQUETS 49 State St. Phone 177 GREETING CARDS THE BRYANT PRINTERY 21 West Ave. Fairport DIPLOMA COURSES Accrediied for Veieran Training BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION COURSES 'I EXECUTIVE SECRETARIAI. 2 ACCOUNTING 3 MANAGEMENT 4 REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE OTHER COURSES- MEDICAI. SECRETARIAL, S d d S al SIIgnrIAd gBIxIrpg S nogruplue, Junior Aceouniancy Day and Evoning Cleans McKoehnie-Lunger 362 East A .-Rochoslor 4, N. Y. PHONE HAmilhn 4920 PHONE 279-R DOROTHY SULLIVAN BEAUTY STUDIO 25 GEORGE ST. at SOUTH AVIZ. . W WB! J 214765 H865 a FL I I Hurr Morbns. mc. ' FORD - MERCURY - LINCOLN ' Serving This Area For Over 25 Years Compliments Compliments of 01' MAURO'S RESTAURANT and DONUT SHOP HARRY F. VAN HORN FUNERAL DIRECTOR Compliments of HAROLD HOOPER RED MID WHITE STORE MEATS -- GROCERIES - VEGETABLES TELEPHONE 442-443 90 H U D S O N Compliments SALES and SERVICE . New and Used Cars 7 of DESPATCH MoTons,lNc. DR' -'AMES W- WE'-CH 141 E. Commercial St. EAST ROCHESTER, N. Y. Compliments of Phone E. Roch. 7lI BEATRICE SCOTT We Service All Makes Automobiles Compliments of SAYLESC' STORE MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S OUTFITTERS SEYMOUR RUDIN, Prop. ADMIRAL - PHILCO Compliments of TELEVISION Village Appliance Stores, Inc. COMMERCIAL 81 MAIN EASTHROCHESTER 9l BEST WISHES cl.Ass OF iso Compliments of MESSERlNC'S MARKET TEMPLE DRESS SHOP 89 South Main St. The Latest DRESSES - SKIRTS - BLOUSES ' RAINCGATS - ACCESSORIES 92 Compliments of Compliments of L CUT FLOIVERS and PLANTS BO I N G Floral Arrangements for Proprietors Funerals and Weddings LESTER KING MARSH ROAD PHONE E. ROCHESTER Moms GRANGER PIFTSFORD 4504 Best Wishes OWENS GL KEEFE PLUMBING and HEATING DELCO HEAT OIL BURNER SALES and SERVICE 30 SOUTH MAIN ST. PHONE 565 AGENCY ESTABLISHED 1903 GEORGE A. SLOCUM AGENCY FIRE Incorporated RENTS BONDS ACCIDENT HEALTH GEIIERALIIISURIIIIGE CHECK FORGERY BURGLARY TELEPHONE 286 COMPENSATION WIND STORM AUTOMOBILE PARCEL PosT FAIRPORT, NEW YORK PLATE GLASS Compliments Compliments of of I ELLIOTT R. FISK B O R D E N ' S Compliments of ICE CREAM GORDON T. MURPHY SCREW MACHINE PRODUCTS 93 WELCH'S MEN'S SHOP Where Qualify Coun+s PHONE 743 313 MAIN STREET EAST ROCHESTER Jwwczzf dz F5502 JQZQQQJ. I C E C R E AM SENERAL ICE CREAM CCRP. TR Rochester, N. Y. Glam 14. Pemlyzlan C,,,,,,,,i,,,,,,,,, of REFRIGERATION EARL STEVENSON 4 0'L HEAT CLOVER DAIRY APPLIANCES Macedon Cenfer Rd. -- Fuirporf F 5 94 H. L. STEFFEN 81 SONS INC. LIIUIIIIERED P. 81 R. DUAL RDGIIESTER Ii. 8: E. GDKE IOHN LUCIIS PAINTS and WIILL PAPERS Compliments of STOLT'S MARKET Phone 185 21 State St. Fairport JAMES BARRANCO MEN'S FURNISHINGS and SHOES Phone 246-R 32 North Main Compliments of IIOLEY'S IIUNFEIITIUIIEIIY MRS. SMITH W. BILLS FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS WE TELEGRAPH FLOWERS Flowering Plants In Season Phone 80 l23 High Street Fairport A. A. A. COMPLETE SERVICE DIBBLE SALES 84 SEIIVIGE NEW WILLY'S New and Used Cars Wesley Dibble . Fairport Road M. E. DOVIDEO. D.D.S. 18 SO. MAIN FAIRPORT DEPEND ON US for STANDARD DRUGS AT LOWEST PRICES WAGOR DRUG C0. R. H. Wagor M. M. Wagor R. E. Wagor 28 S. MAIN -- FAIRPORT We Wanl' To Be cl Good Cifizen Wherever We Serve A good citizen is one who shares responsibilities with his neighbors. He pays his share of taxes. He helps boost projects designed to improve his particular community and to make it a better place in which to live. The R. G. 8: E. tries to be just such a good citizen and that's why its men and women workers are active in the promotion of every good cause. This is our home town, too, and We want to help it grow and prosper. We want to be a good citizen wherever we serve. RQCHESTER GAS and ELECTRIC Your Friendly Service Company 96 Compliments of RUTH YANTZ House of Beau+y Compliments of S U G I R B 0 W I. Compliments of Homemade Ice Cream and Candies Your Friendly C-ulf Dealer or or or Compliments Main and Church FAIRPORT of FRANK D. PAPPALARDO DEPEND ON US ALWAYS I -for- ECONOMY, COURTESY AND SATISFACTION ADAMS DRESS 81 GIFT SHOP 30 S. Main Street Dpposiie Town Hall LYDIA R. PARKS, Proprietor THE FIRST STOP FOR THE CLASS OF 1950 C OMPLI MEN TS OF YOUR A Gm P SUPER MARKET TWELVE CORNERS, BRIGHTON 97 MO 1 H1 4 3 P -4 -I 'H Z us 4 O C Z 3 0 Z ff W g How no ygy 5 2 HANDLE MONEY? 2 U5 li! 1 fg ' V 'Q E as A , , , ' , 1 O I- hP'..,.,ir -2.34. ' S 'E J g 3 W m RMON WA THERE are people who handle money the way a dog jumps over a fence: he doesn't know whether he will land in a trap, on a bee's nest or next to a juicy bone. .LV D Know where yan are going finan- : O cially. Let a checking account help 3 5. you keep track of income and outgo. gg FAIRPORT OFFICE ' SECURITY TRUST COMPANY OF ROCHESTER FAmPoRT,N.Y. Member Federal Reserve System Member F. D. I. C. George Prultt and Son BR RlS ROOFING AND SIDING CONTRACTORS Rexall Store 92 W. Church St. Phone 507 on 'the Corner The Fairport Herald - Mail YOUR HOME TOWN PAPER PHONE 1 Commercial Printing - Publishing 98 The Best Of Luck To You THE FINEST WORK FROM US UPHOLSTERING OF QUALITY Antiques Repaired and Refinished H. E. DeVoc Phone 528 55 So. Main St. Fairport, N. Y. A HCDWARD F. DeNISE ln+erna+ional Harves+er Farm Machines and Home Freezers PHONE 240 FAIRPORT Comsiock Canning Corporaiion -- EGYPT PLANT -- QUALITY CANNED FOODS Compliments EAST ROCHESTER HUFF PONTIAC SWEETLAND NEW AND USED CARS F Parts, Sales, and Service Compliments of F0ifP0I'f-R0CheSfef R004 SCHlNE'S TEMPLE THEATER Phone 77 We Sell For Less 99 C I FAIRPORT PHYSICIANS Dr. Buholtz Dr. Dean Dr. Jacobsen Dr. Kraai Dr. McEachren Compliments 0f CLAUDE W. EMERY Compliments of FAIRPORT LCCKER PLANT Hours7-I2 I-5 FAIRPDRT STORAGE and ICE CORPORATION Best Wishes To The Compliments CLASS foF ,So of FAIRPURT CANDY KITGIIEII Ice Cream -- Candies - Lunches J I M ' S S H O E E C C R E P A I R I N G GLo-BRITE coAL AND coke 30 NORTH MAIN STREET ROCHESTER FUEL 81 FEED C0 FADRPORT 34 High Street Fair FAIRPCRT HARDWARE CO. The Complefe Hardware S+ore B. P. S. PRINTS -- GENERAL ELECTRIC WEST AVENUE Your GE Dealer 4 PHONE 34 R. s. ELLENBERGER X C IOI Compliments of , eH m rvice ronv s suof swnf iiwniiiiiin Of Todaq New Shoes for the Entire Family , Q-lgg Y iiii Shoe Shine - Shoe Repairing .. Hats Cleaned Ina plum LAUHDERING DRY CLQAHINQ 8, Fun Cigars - Cigarettes - Candy STQQAQE I 34 South Main St. Fairport Deweq Avenue Glenwood 0860 DOCTGRS FAVOR HGMOGENIZED MILK WHY DON'T YOU? Rich in Cream -- Easily Digested -- Good for Young and Old THE PARKSIDE DAIRY EAST ROCHESTER, N. Y. E. Rochester 36 - PHONES -. Hillside 2036-J l02 and GROUP PICTURES HOUR GLASS PHOTOGRAPHED BY MOSER STUDIC. INC 27 CLINTON AVENUE NORTH 0 ROCHESTER 4, NEW YORK BAKER 7920 IO3 nuasen use Cllmplimenfs of rjmgj nonsnr c. MABRY PRODUCTS INSURANCE ' EN-3 3: .41 Made Z' , If ', SmceI934 ' I, .li 'fl' 'l' - i , i f - BANISH OLD MAN WET Waferproofs anything Io which if can be applied Disffib-'fed by Atl-anfic Avenue 8- Fairpori-Webster Rd. H E B E T z Fairport 907-F-4 i I I , FAIRPORT Compliments of TEMP'-E W'-OR oscAR w. Gusucl-I Y I INSURANCE - REAL ESTATE SU'I'TON'S GARAGE GENERAL REPAIRING 8: BODY WORK 131 S- Main St- Phone 556 PAINTING Fairport-Rochester Rd. Phone 680 T. J. ZORNOW. INC. BEANS GRAIN PHONE 46 PITTSFORD IO4