Ontario High School - Echo Yearbook (Ontario, NY)

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MILDRED TREESE C Millic D She giggles and' laughs the whole day thrug It Wouldn't be Millic', if she were blue. VVINIFRED EBERT C' ' Vlfinnie ' 'J Girls with pretty names are mire, S0 Winnie guards her's with g'realt care. MADEIQINE MC CARTY cc a Mzlxd v :J With making these rhymes she has nearly gone Mad,l' Sn please drop ai, te--r for this ease, eruel and sad. Literary Editor ef 'fEeh0, 3, Basket Bull, 1, 2, 3 Girl Seouts. I. 2 Glee Club, 1, 2, 3 B-tnd. 1 Tennis. 3 Senior Play, 2 N -. L -J

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f- A, ,, V li i V r FLOYD FOLEY C Mike j You ought to know Mike, the O. H. S. sport, He's very athletic and a very 1 good sort. Class President, 1 Basket Ball, 1, 2, 3 Base Ball, 1, 2, 3 , Boy Scouts, 1, 2 Athletic Editor of Eoho,,' 3 MILIJRED WEIJCI-I C Millie j il She's just a bit of what's all it right, lt. l With eyes so blue and hair so in , light. - Glue Club ' Qi l li ALAN GATES i Fair little Alan in neat gar- l ments clad. The students all call him a dear 'i I little lad. l Glee Club, 3 l y DOROTHY KIPI-IUT f Shorty j i It ' ' Shorty ' 'J Her lust for work, her worth, Q herself, Are always high in air. i So envious friends are wont to call Houi's the weather up there'?H Business Mgr. of Echo, 3 Advertising Marr of E0ho, 3 Asst. Basket Ball Mgr., 3 I Cleo Club, 2 Treasurer, 3 X .J

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f N JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY By lfhniice Alhorn 'Pho Junior Class of '33 orgranizvd as 1+'rm-slnnen, May 6, 1930. The following offivers were elrefecl: prrsidvnf, VV 'lfvr Prim-slly: Vive president, Floyd l oleyg sec'retary and treasurer, Winifrvd llaydvn. Miss llflender was appointed as 4-lass advisor. Al that fimo the class enrollment eonsislrd of fifty-six members. As Sophomorus we orgy-:nized our class with a membership of thirty-one on April 27, l931. liilrrn Van do Wall-r hvcamv our prvsidenfg Dorothy Johns, vim- prvsidentg llrorgf- Ilnlherf, fl'l'Z!Slll'l'l'g and Pauline Davis, secretary. Miss Walsh aeted as class advisor. We had three parties during the year. The first was held in tho gymnasium. ovvr half of the ol-iss alfa-mlingx We also had a farewell party for Mrs. Deliong and at Thr termination of the school year a pienie at Sodus Point. We all enjoyed them very much. This yvar There are 30J'll'lll0l'S. fho number having doereased one member. The class was organized October 27, 1931 and Bernard Porray was ehoson presi- d-inf: Ruth Haydon. vivo pr sidf'n'rg Dorothy Kiphuf, treasurvrg and Eunice Alhorn, S0f'1'0l2ll'y. We elected Miss Cross class advisor. Ahhough we have had no rlass partios, we have l'J1'0ll very busy sm-looting and purelmsing' our rings and publishing: the Junior Echo whirh we hope is a slu-04-ss. We are looking' forward to even greater areomplishmvnts in our senior year. K S 1 .1 - 19