Ontario High School - Echo Yearbook (Ontario, NY)

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THE ECHO ANDREW BEINSCHROTH CAHGYD Fair Andrew is our pride and joy, Full many books he's eonnedg A Viking giant, in the sun He goes peroxide blonde. Scouts 2, 3 Editor-inJChief of Echo 3 A Prize Speaking 3 Band 2, 3 Junior Secretary 3 Orchestra 3 VIRGINIA BUSHWOOD CGitnnyj A buxom lass our Ginny is, With sweet and gentle voice, And when it comes to choosing friends, I She has an endless choice. Glee Club 2, 3 Alumni Editor of Echo 3 VIOLA BUYS qvip O reader, gaze upon this gal, With deep and envious sigh, She always does her work on time, Our studious, faithful Vi. Glee Club 1, 2, 3 NORTON EATON Q'BashfulJ They say that Norton'd have a girl, If he were not so bashfulg So step .right up, some bold, brave lass, And teach him to be mashful. Ast. Business Mgr. Echo 3

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THE ECHO 11 .'.,,.,,1 mi,-,,,3,,,,,,,,,.1, c.3,,1,,1,,3,,3,,3,,1,,3, .,,.-Q.-3.1gp.iqg..11.g..1ugqg1.gu1oga-11:31Q, !i li - ll SENIOR CLASS HISTORY ii ii By Claarles McCarty , t Friends, the amazing history of' the class of 1935 is about to be revealed. The history of this class is one that will long be remembered as one of an out- ll standing body of students. - I will try to be as modest as possible in relating to you tl1e exploits of the wonderful body of co-workers.. In the fall of 1931, a group of fifty-three beautiful, green Freshmen organized, and the following officers were elected: it Kenneth Foley, president, Stanley Baart, vice-president, and Ralph Lanson, secretary and treasurer. Miss Rix was chosen as class advisor. That winter we - had a sleigh ride which ended up at June Eisentragcr's. The next year, ais Sophomores, our class was diminished to thirtyffour if members. Our present great executive, Robert Rugg, was elected president, Loraine Todd was elected vice-president' and yours trulyf' secretary and il treasurer. This year Miss Walsh acted as class advisor. Under the direction ll of Miss Walsh, we put on the play, Silas Marner, in a school assemblyf We had a wonderful time at a theatre party at which we saw George Arlis in Alex- A ander Hamiltonf, At the close of this year we had a. picnic at Sodus Point. Everyone had a wonderful time to top the school year. ' ' ! As Juniors, we met with twenty-'six m-embers. In September of 1933, we ! organized and re-elected Robert Rugg president, June Eisentrager was elected 1' ! vice-p1'c1si6crt: rrd ye-um truly was again. given the job of secretary and ! treasurer. Miss Cross was our class advisor. At that time we considered our- ! selves just about the best class in school. This year we can see how the Seniors j excel all others. I hope the other classes do not think we are conceited, but they 5 too will see our point of view when they' attain our present heights. That year we helped the Seniors in their drive for magazine subscriptions. During the winter we got our class rings, with which we were very well. pleased. We also had two parties, at which everyone had a time worth remermbering. In the prize speaking contest three Juniors ran off with, prizes. Our crowning achievement ll was the Junior Echo. Since the class of '34 did not publish an Echo, we plan- ! ned to have one that would prove our ability in this line of work. It was a v-ery successful undertaking, Our Decoration Day Junior Prom was very successful, and everyone was enthusiastic over our red, white and blue decorations. Every- one had an enjoyable time at our class picnic, a trip to Colburg. In September, 1934, twenty-two began the last lap of their high school journey. We again re-elected Robert Rugg president, Lawrence Keely was H chosen secretary and treasurer, and June Eisentrager was re-elected Vice- president. We chose the white rose as our class tiower and To the stars ,, through difficulties as our class motto. Blue and white have been our class colors since our Freshman year. The custom of selling candy and magazine sub- ll L scriptions was continued during the year. Our Senior plays were well attended and very successful. The first was Hold Everything and the second The Tin Hero. During Easter vacation nine students took the annual Washington tour. VVhen we are graduated tomorrow night, there will be another class of proud Seniors that will go forth into the world with their sheepskins to conquer the world. We feel that we are well equipped to attempt this battle, 1 I 0:0

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THE 1uiu3nq:u3n1e-on 14 1:1113 1111111111 11010301014 his-iniqioinioieia ECHO HELEN GATES ' ' This year has brought her many . i-lls, - . But still she is our star, We hopeshe has full many years, VVithout a Gates a-jar. Glee Club 1, 2 Assembly Committee 2 Homemakinq Club 3 1 Assistant Circulation Manager of Echo',' 3 C1-Insrnn LAKE qcurp This lad can make induction coils, Or write the A nlus themes, Ent when he looks sedate and dull He is not what he seems. Orchestra, 3 Junior President 3 Assistant Editor-in-Chief of Echo REINDERT LAMMES CTwistyD lfecause of powers on the court, WC,1'0 glad that Twisty's with us, And if we add no honors more, We know that he 'll forgive us.' Basketball 1, 2, 3 Baseball 3 Boy Scouts 1, 2, 3 Band 1 1 1sABnL LANSON qlsiey Isabel is known afar As quite a gifted miss, She'd no doubt die before write A lousy rhyme like this. Glee Club 2 - Band 3 ' Basketball 3 - Baseball 2 she 'd Assistant Alumni Editor of 77 3 Echo