Ontario High School - Echo Yearbook (Ontario, NY)

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H JUNIOR ECHO THE JUNIOR RHYME Esther Dickinson They are called the class of '25, Leave it to them to live and thrive, Clifton keeps his lizzie a hustling. Harland is quiet, but for ads keeps a Mary is worried, she can't find a beau: Clara is sharp ears, so you all know. Neva, the silent, is independent of men, bustling While good-hearted Esther is handy with the pen. Gretchen not fleshy, but just extra tall, Hermia is lucky, she's loved by us all. Mabel comes last, but by far not the least, We count it a pleasure her friends to This completes the Juniors of O. H. S. Let not their fame in this school ever rest. increase I SCHOOL SONG We're from a school of great renown, Ontario is it's name, We've got a team you can not down, They're out to win the game. We're here to see the fun begin, We'll stay until it's through, And cheer and sing until the din is heard in Kalamazoo. Chorus : Cheer for Ontario! Wave banners high, Strive hard for victory, Never say diel Shoulder to shoulder, Strong hearts within, Fight for Ontario, We're bound to win! Now anyone who thinks that we are not just what we claim Had better join the crowd and see Ontario play the game just watch the boys in blue and white, Go smashing through the line, Did you ever see a team o bold, Or a sight that's half so fine. Chorus. 27

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--l--- JUNIOR sci-no THE JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY Mabel Rulfell .-9 F YOU Will look back over the Junior Classes which have pre- ceded us, you will find we are the smallest that have undertaken the publication of the junior Echo, there being at present only nine members. We first met as Freshmen, September, l92l. We were given in our first year the privilege which is given to all brilliant classes, to organize. This organization was composed of twenty-seven members, but at the end of the term six of this number had dropped out. The following officers were chosen: Theodore Mepham, president, Harland Hogeboom, secretary, and Gretchen Horner, treasurer. The class showed their excellent taste when they chose the beautiful colors, blue and gold, as their class colors. Several parties, given by the various members of the class. were Enjoyed during the year the last of which was a roast at l'lolland's ove. The returning class of thirteen members organized as Sopho- mores October 2, l922. The following officers were elected: Donald Charlick, president, Esther Dickinson, secretary, and Clara Lebbert, treasurer. Blue and gold were again chosen for the class colors, and the motto Love, Labor and Laugh was adopted as well as carried out. Miss Remore was unanimously chosen class advisor. Throughout this year, the class proved to be very active. We ended our Sophomore year by giving, together with the Fresh- men, the school picnic at Pultneyville. V The class that returned this year was even smaller than before, there being only ten members. At the beginning of the term the class elected a very capable president, Hermia l-lallauer, and Esther Dickinson was chosen vice-president. Gretchen Horner was chosen secretary and treasurer. Miss Remore, who in the preceding year served us so well, and made our Sophomore year so active and enjoyable, was again chosen our class advisor. The same class colors, blue and gold, were retained, as no other colors appealed to us. Apres le combat, la couroune, was the motto adopted. Soon after organizing we purchased our class rings, of which we are very proud, because of the fact they are not only beautiful but are also the first rings, representing a class color ever worn by Ontario High School students. During the year we have held baked food sales to raise money for the class fund. To our regret, Christabel Covill, one of our classmates who has been with us through our entire course, changed her residence to Port Byron, leaving a 'class of nine. Clara Lebbert held in her honor, a farewell party which the whole class enjoyed. We hope next year all may come back and enjoy the Senior year which we hope will be the most active of all and which we expect to complete successfully. 26

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JUNIOR ECHO FAVORITE SONG HITS Mabel Ruffeu My Sweetie Went Away-Smith Pratt Sittin' in a Corner-Lelah Brewer Struttin' jim-James Whitbourne Wake Up Little Girl, You're Dreaming-Marion Eaton Running Wild-Grace Deshaw Dream Daddy-Harold Fewster Oh, You Little Sun-uv-er-Gun-Harold Sheahen Maid of the Olclen West-Harland I-logeboom Old Fashioned Girl-Eunice Lansing Love's Dream ls O'er-Arreathea Verdine l Didn't Raise My Ford To Be a jitney-Clifton Esley F reckles-Adelbert Murphy Oh, What a Pal Was Mary-Raymond Middleton Whistling johnny-John Donald Fewster Till My Luck Comes Rolling Along-Hermia Hallauer Whispering-The Sophomores Sunshine Alley-O. H. S. Last Night on the Side Porch-Mary LeFrois All Muddled Up-Freshies and Sophs When lrish Eyes Are Smiling-Genevieve Foley The Gold Digger-May Verdow How Ya Gonna Keep 'Em Down on the F arm-Seniors Eyes So Tender-Leila Hise Oh, How l Hate to Get Up in the Morning-All of Us All By Myself-Neva Wemes Why Don't My Dreams Come True-Mary Fitzpatrick But the Little Ford Rambled Right Along-John Furber Call Me Back, Pal O' Mine-Marie Hennessey Teasin'-Rex Ransley Crying For You Uuniorsl--Christabel Covill When the Right One Comes Along--Esther Dickinson The Shiek of Araby-Gordon Allen Marion fthe townj-Mason Stevens Say It Witlm a Ukelele-Carlton Cone Homesick-Edith Monroe There's Only One Pal After All-Gretchen Horner F orgotten-Arline Risley l Don't Let No Fellow Worry Me-Louise Verdine If l Knew You Then As l Know You Nowicoralie Covill Who Treads the Path of Duty--Ethel Young When a Feller Needs a F riend-Marjorie Hallauer lf I Don't Get the Sweetie I Want-Doris Huxley I Love A Lassie-Norman Beach just Leave It To Me-Mabel Ruffell Someday My Waiting Will End-Clara Lebbert They Go Wild, Simply Wild Over Me-Oleta Conrow A Good Fellow's Hard to Find-Ruth Schimerhorn 28