Ontario High School - Echo Yearbook (Ontario, NY)

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JUNIOR ECHO That's Where My Money Goes fFor Powclerl- Bertha Whitcomb Tuck Me To Sleep in My Old 'Tucky Home- Louise Cann Gee, But I Hate To Go Home Alone-Alice Reed Ain't We Got Fun-George Barret I Look For the Silver Lining-Elsie Hilager My Wild Irish Rose-Elizabeth Waterman Don't Forget Us When We're Gone-The Seniors Old King Tut-Paul Bailey The Life of a Rose-Mary LeFrois I Wish I Had a Girl-Gary Raup In the Evening By the Moonlight, Louise- Melville Sheahen Help, Help, l'm Falling in Love-Ralph Casey l Ain't Nobody's Darling-Lillian Closser Foolish Child--Carolyn Fuller BELIEVE THAT: I WILL ANYONE EVER MAKE US I Clarence Becker cloesn't get his civics lesson. Elsie Brown will encourage anyone but a bookkeeper. Ethel Young ever lost the honor seat of her class during her high school course. Elsie Hilleger has a strong voice. Glenna Porrey wouldn't like a teeter board for a recitation bench. Ernestine Fuller isn't older than Carolyn Fuller. Doris Bel can't get her French. Doris Thompson is bashful. Myron Leenhouts will ever be thin. Roswell Pratt cIoesn't like to go to a Sunday School convention. Ear rings are not becoming to Lucille Stoll. Lelah Rouch doesn't like the back seat of her row. Elsie DeRoo cIoesn't get to school on time. The Sophomores are peaceable. The Freshmen have any pep. Dorothea McCarty is a Saint. Viola Arney cloesn't use powder. Marie Hennessey is not the brightest of the Sophomores. Neva Wemes sits up straight. Thelma Brandt is not a good writer. Hubert Keeley talks so that all may hear him in Oral English. Earl Keeley isn't a gentleman. Grace Bushart isn't everybody's friend. Stella Dengeleski will be a designer Ethel Leenhouts has curly hair. Beatrice Palmer is stubborn. Homer Barnhart will have a front seat. Mason Schaap likes curly hair. Lester Ameele doesn't use good English. -Clara Lebbert 29

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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

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------- JUNIOR scno Marjorie Hallauer M SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY W HEN we organized in the fall of l92Z, as Freshmen, our class consisted of thirty-nine members. We elected Carolyn Fuller, presidentg Frank Hill, vice-presidentg james Whitbourne, secretary: Dorothea McCarty, treas- urer, and Miss Kennedy as our class aclvisor. Blue and gold were chosen as our colors and Through Trials to Triumph, for our class motto, as it will serve us not only throughout our high school couse but also throughout our whole life. During the year we had several parties and class functions, which kept up a fine class spirit. We assembled this year as Sophomores with only fifteen members, this being less than half of our original number. When we organized May 2, l924, Marjorie Hallauer was elected Presi- dent: Elizabeth VVaterman, vice-president: Dorothea McCarty, secretary and treasurer. We found we had the same colors as the present juniors, so we chose emerald and gold. Miss Hedden was unanimously elected class advisor. This year instead of spending our time 'in fooling and gayety, we turned studious and worked hard. By doing this, we have lost much of the so-called green color. Although we were not organized until May, we had previous to this time two class functions, one being a party at the home of Marjorie Hallauer, the other, a debate. This was held during our English period, the topic being Shakespeares plays should be studied in school. The affirmative side won. This contest brought out the fact that our class contains good material for such work. f L THE SOPHOMORES 1 x- , .41 President ............ ........ M arjorie Hallauer Vice-president .................... Elizabeth Waterman Secretary-treasurer ................ Dorothea McCarty Class Motto--Through Trials to Triumph Class Colors-Emerald and Gold Class Flower- , Class Roll-Left to Right Miss I-ledden fClass Advisor, Gordon Allen Marie Hennessey Doris Thompson Beatrice Palmer Arline Risley Oleta Conrow Ernestine Fuller Dorothea McCarty Ruth Schimerhorn Carolyn Fuller Elizabeth Waterman Marjorie Hallauer Garray Raup John Furber Hubert Keeley 30