Ontario High School - Echo Yearbook (Ontario, NY)

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H rris 1 1 Prederes, InGPaham' Crane' a k 4 ' C 0 I tr rpe Leary: Fothiringer' Cord ng Y, H ham DeBaene, Suter, DeGroot, O 1 xo , ' ', Me ham M. HSP I H kman Venn, Porray Grabb, Bgrigardger, Leinart, Beinschre52AHgute,PDeDge, Cantiny Piigeenmaiiteloa, Doyle Norton, Llzomondo, A1-Dorn' E' Gardng:orreV Miss Thapev Walker' Ba Y' Hospefsf Maguire, Fillmore, -' Eaton. Hulley' ' ' Sedate: Hello, Jolly, are you ready to take our place next year, when we leave? Jolly: We're doing our best under the leadership of Donald DeBaene. Joanne Pierce is our Vice-President, and we cannot forget Miss Thape, our.Class Adviser, who de- serves a lot of credit for keeping our meetings in order Sedate: Adam Beinschroth is your Secretary, and Dorothy Huxley is your Treasurer, aren't they? You see, we have .been keeping our eyes on you this past year, but we seem to have forgotten some of your other class officers and class advisers that served during the preceding years. Joll : Well, in our freshman year we were led by Jessie Hammano, Presidentg Robert Ingraham, Vice-Presidentg Virginia Hilleger, Secretary: Thomas Doyle, Treasurer: Marjorie Perrin, Class Reporterg Miss Fichtel, Class Adviser. Last year we' elected William Bassage, Presidentg Thomas Doyle Vice Presid t W , - en 5 alter Leary, Secretaryg Oakley Porray, Treasurerg Hr. Akley, Class Adviser. When William Bassage left school, Thomas Doyle became President, and Dorothy Fillmore was elected Vice-President. Sedate: Thanks for refreshing our memory, and didn't you have a party last fall? Joll : Yes, we all had such a good time. We also had our Junior Prom in the sprIng. Sedate: We know about that, for we all enjoyed it very much. Well, we must be runnlng along now. Goodby, Jolly. Jolly: Goodby, Sedate, we shall all miss you next year. enlk-11 5' ol? 11194111 17

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Pisle Lutzkin Slocum . VanWorwav, . Y: '1 DeGroot Franks' Izarfisgoliatgxgrgggi Hart, Hoilebrandi Kigginmnaabzf-1: gottgg, Dgigsn Coilier, DiRose, SchaZiir,Cu2g11er,nBendschneider, Mogray ,Qgp S , 3 , vf 1114 11111 Cornelius, Pruchniah, Cass, nr. ' 1 Soph I: Do you remember when we first entered high school as the green freshmen? Soph II: Oh, yes, we chose Gerald Harris to lead us rouEE our first year assisted by Elsie Hollebrand, Vice- Presidentg Gerald Waterman, Secretaryg Shirley Hart, Treas- urer and Miss Cross as Class Adviser. Sonh I: In November we held a party in the gymnasium and tHe rest f t o he year passed too swiftly for any entertain- ments. sw V 1 f'-'Si'-I 2 . m .gil Sonh Il: Now we are gay, young sophomores headed by Robert Mg,N m' j WW! Qgffni Mason, Presidentg Donald Risley, Secretaryg Betty Cass, 'p-..,. Vice-Presidentg Elberta Davis, Treasurer, and Mr. Funnell, Class Adviser. Sonh I: Our festivities consisted of a Hol1owe'en Part and th y a eater party in farch, which we.e enjoyed by all. Sooh II: During our sophomore year many budding romances burst into full bloom. Sonh I: Next year we shall be able to t ll t e he alumni much more about the work, romances and entertainment of the class of 1942. 18 cars' ol? lumix