Ontario High School - Echo Yearbook (Ontario, NY)

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THE ECHO UlidliflilliflillitlifmiililliiQliilillliiifbillilbifg A V - JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY S S By Chai rlvs M0011 riy c c The Junior Class of '35 orgnnizud ns lfroslnuon in tho full of 19311 with C 53 mcnihors. Thu following offirors wvru olocfcdz Konnotli Foley, prvsidvni : c Slfinlf.-y Bnz11'i', vivo-prusid0'n15 and Rnlph IAZIIISKHI, si-c'l'o1:ii'y :ind Ti'0:1s1ii'ci'. Q Miss ,Rix was rlaiss advisor. Whcn wo mol ns Sophoinoros in 1932, Tlniru' wi-ro 34 momhvrs. Rohuri ' .llugg wus olortod p1'c'sidc-nt 3 liorninu Todd, vi0o-pr0sid0ntg and Clinrlos h'lrCa:rIy src-rvlziry und ll'l'2lSll1'0l'. Miss Walsh was c-hiss advisor. ' - Tho Sophomoro lflngiisli c-lnss put on lho' play Silas hl2ll'll0l'U in an school C oss:-mhly. 'l'ha1T sunnnor wo had ax picnic- nt Sodus Point. C ln thc' fall of 1933, with 26 mvmhrrs, wo orgnnizod ns Juniors :ind vim-v1'vd 9 Rohori Rugg' pri-sidrntg J unc l'llSL'llll'2lf2,'l', vic'r-pu-sidoiit9 :md Clinrlos MvC:1rly ' su-i'vt:1i'y :ind T1'0::sl1l'0l'. Miss Cross :wird ns class advisor. A ,, This was our hiv' voor. In So ilrinlwl' tho J uniors and Sn-niors s ionsorod ., P' - 9 ai. iiizxgnziin- ronlrsf to obtrin monoy for our rrspovlivo elnssvs. VW- had lwo - pnriirs this wintvr :ind in 'thu spring' got our rluss rings, wiith which wo wc-W V wi-ll plrzlsod. 9 in tho prize speaking' vonicst, llirc-0 ouf of four prizes wvro won hy 0 Juniors. Thr- l'Ic-lm was oii1'hig'Q,'c'f-11 lillllK'l'l'2llIli1Qf. IT iis, wo hopv, ai siifwwss. . Wo lnavc triod to do our host lhus fair, hui' hopo to go 1-von highor in our V Q S1-nior y02lf'. E JUNIOR CLASS Sfzinloy l32l2ll'f fin-org'v Hill ' Rolnwf Ruwz' fflnirlvs Rovssvr ' Lnurotfn Siu-nliciii Beryl Hamlin C liorninv Todd Shirlvy 'l'.hompson S Puul Millard Juno Fiold C lidwzlrd lhlvi-kol .llurwood Allen A Clnirlos M0Cnrfy Norton linglc-son A ' Viiilson Fosdirk Jlunv Eisviifiwigoi' V A Arlinv linvis Raymond Do Groot ,- V Ruih Unss Oliver Davis V A Frank Cass ll:1w1'0n0o Km-olvy A V l i'odm'ic-lc flzinlin lilsio King V C Rohrrt Bi'21C'll Rzrlph Lamson V as A v v QiiiliilifiltlilliOlCQ'llOl0i15 iioqnoioioioxoxcu 1 7

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THE ECHO 5JQOQQj0iqj-0QOQ4'Hii0i0iK Q7l0QOQOQ'0lOQ0iC U SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY By J crm Vcrcrousc Two years ago last September about thirty people entered the eighth grade. During the eourse of the year under Miss Meliymond as teaeher we elef-ted elass officers: President, Andrew Beinsehrotlig vieei-president, Virginia Perreyg secretary, Chester Lakeg treasurer, Jean Vererouse. We held our elass meetings on the last Thursday of eaeh mouth. At our first meeting we eho:-ze the pink rose for our elass tiower and maroon and white as class eolors. Our elass banner which we bought in eighth grade is now in our Sophomore room and we all try to live up to our motto: He who works now will be praised later. llmler the guiilanee of Miss Mc-Lymond we enjoyed a. very pleasant year, the year ending to the dismay of all, with a school pienie at Gate's Grove. The next year we started life in high school and of eourse we were known as 'tthe green freshmen but we shared many good times together. That year wedid not elect new offieers but used the same banner, class eolors, flower, and motto. Miss Rix was our elass adviser and our new life toward our goal of graduation looked bright under her lea,de11ship. In the winter we enjoyed a party in the sehool gym and all had a good time. In June we had a class pic-nie at Pultneyville and left the lflreshman class for our next step toward our goal. This year f1933-1934i we eleeted new offieers: President, William Swuyng yiee-president, George I-Iillg seeretary, Virginia Pageg treasurer, Virginia Porrey. This winter with Mrs. Hungerford as class advisor we held a. party at Dr. Thompson is cottage and another in the sehool. Regents are fast approaeh'ing and these will be the great tests to decide who will compose our Junior class on our way to graduation. SOPHOMORES Bertha Alborn Willard Lee Andrew Beinsehorth Weller Link Virginia Bushwood Betty Maher Viola Buys Howard Mattison Irene DeGroot Virginia Page William Downs Louise Palen Norton Eaton Virginia Porrey .It-gm Eglgy Margaret Schaefer Helen Gates ' Leo Slilith Elizabeth Hamelink William Swuyn Luther Keymel Robert Tobin Chester Lake Jean VerCrouse Reindert Lammes NVilma Wemes Isabel Lanson Q li0l0Q0i'UQCDQOi'CH'7l0l0ilQ lillitliiiitiiilitiitg 19