Ontario High School - Echo Yearbook (Ontario, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 62 of the 1941 volume:

fE2'Qa If PRO DlY PFQESE In this edition of our year book we hope to give you an idea of our school and our school life. We have tried to show you not only our serious side, but also the recreational part of our school life. 'N We wish to thank the faculty members, Miss Elizabeth Smith, Miss McCreery, Mr. Sykes, Miss Pottinger, and Mr. Drews for their advice and assistance in enabling us to bring to you this, the nineteenth edition of the year book. We sincerely hope that you will enjoy it. f R f X Ji In . ' ce ' , '- u : 1- f'E '.i 1 .-:E 5 'E :. .: ,,- - 2 1.1-1 .: 22.-'E - ': is z a - E - S .-1.-'.: E '- --s sfo as i t e 1 lil V - . ,-I ' 3 1 --was 5 ap' V ll E E i E ' ,i : W 5 Q 'f '- RIO .aw ff ' 'g 'iiilggggg 'Van a x 1'-- S -3 I ...--.:..- g N .1.l -W' ls-l 1u ai . A -- !!l:g'Il idiillllli' 5 I-r 43 1 , , 4-:Q 4, We wish to dedicate this nineteenth edition of our yearbook to. Mr. Lloyd McGowan for his cooperation, loyal understanding, and unfailing good humor. Mr. McGowan has served us for two years as an agriculture teacher. This year he brought forth the Wayne County Ag Basket- ball champions. He has also supervised winners in various agriculture contests. Mr. McGowan has been always ready to offer his car and his own services in transporting teams and in chaperoning parties. He is always willing to help and advise, and he has proved a friend as well as teacher, not only to the agriculture students, but to everyone. DEDICATIC CARD EDU Nl We are proud of our Board of Education because they are constantly trying to improve our school for us. This year they have installed fluorescent llghting and have had the first floor interior decorated. They plan to do the other two floors in the very near future. Last summer, a sturdy macadam driveway was built. Floyd L. Risley President Teachers Committee John Baart Merton Vande Walle Purchasing Committee Teachers Committee Building and Grounds Committee Carl B. Mepham Auditing Committee Treasurer Frank Vandewater Peter Moll Teachers Committee Building and Grounds Com lttee Purchasing Committee Auditing Commlttee Arthur W. Risley Clerk Lloyd Williams Building and Grounds Co mittee Glen Spink Building and Grounds Committee Standing--J. Baart, G. Spink, P. Moll, A. Risley, F. Vandewater Seated--F. Risley, M. Vande Walle, L. Williams, C. Mepham MY WAGE I bargained with Life for a penny, And Life would pay no more, however I begged at evening When I counted my scanty storey Fbr Life is a just employer, He gives you what you ask, But once you have set the wages, Why, you must bear the task. I worked for a menial's hire, Only to learn, dismayed, That any wage I had asked of Life, Life would have paid. Jessie B. Rittenhouse TO THE CLASS OF 1941! The little poem which I have selected to fill the top space on this page supplements very well the dynamic motto which you, the Class of 1941, have adopted, Uwe are not on top, but we are climbingn indicates that you are on your way to better things. You imply that you intend to get to the top--where there is always room. Too, you fully realize that it takes time and hard work to get there. There is always hope for those who realize their shortcomings and are willing to work for improvement. It is always with a pang of regret that I phrase a message to the Senior Class. This is especially true of this year's class. About 12 years ago I rode into Ontario on the HOntar1o Flyeru to begin my duties here. About the same time a number of tiny tots scrambled into their seats in the first grade. These same tiny tots are now on the verge of leaving their Alma Mater. Yes, you guessed it, you are the class to which I refer. We have traveled the path of knowledge together. It has been a most enjoyable experience for me to see you grow. Your joys have been our joys, and your sorrows our sorrows. We faculty members take a pardonable pride in feeling that we have had a hand in your success to date. From now on you are more or less Hon your ownn in this cold, cruel world. Some will go on to collegeg some will stay home and work on the farmg and still others will obtain positions with business and industry. , The best advice I can give you is to think carefully about the future. Do not be blinded by the glitter of a job in the effing. All that glitters is not gold. Weigh carefully your decisions before making them. You may be better off to stay on the farm or to go on with your education, than to take a position now which may only be temporary. Money is not everything. A man is poor, even though he may have many dollars, if that is all he has. The temptation is great at this particular time to give up the idea of further education to take a job now which pays fairly well. Look beyond the end of your nose when you make your decision. Life in the next few years will no doubt be filled with sacrifice. The lessons you have learned in Ontario High School should stand you in good stead. uLife is just one darned thing after anothern, states the cynic. Yet even the disagreeable things may be of real help to you. A philosopher once said that it's good for a dog to be pestered with fleasg it keeps him from thinking too much about being a dog. Good hard work, sprinkled here and there with failure as well as success, is good for us. It is said that most of us will rust out befzge we wear out. So with hard work, Class of 1941, you will get to the top. Best of luck n e c imb Mmnfff PRI CIP L Marjorie McCreegy, B. A Top--L. McGowan, L. Smith, G. Doyle, M. Calkins, M. Thape, A. Cross, U. McLymond, M Sykes Middle:-P. Drake, M. LaSalle, M. McCreery, J. Pottlnger, E. Paulsen, S. McLymond Bottom--J. Clark, H. Robertson, E. Smith, E. Murphy, W. Drews, J. Brown, J. Dinse, R. Colburn William H. Drews, B. Q. - - Marianne La Salle Principal Hu Robertson B M Grade OHS E , -. -O nstrumental Music Max Sykes, Q. 2. Robert Colburn, B. S. Commerce Physical Hucati on Pauline M. Drake Secretary, Girls' Physical Education Jean Pottinger, B. 5. English, American History Librarian, Dramatlcs Elizabeth yt.. Smith, Q. 5. French, English, Journalism Mar erite E Tha e B. A a ema tics , Bus Iness Training Economic Geography Elizabeth MHP h B S Home Economics' -. -. Anita F. Cross, B. A. Latin, IEcIent Hi's'tory, European history Edith Paulsen, B. Q. Science, Social Science Lloyd McGowan, B. Q. Gertrude Doyle griculture Gpgae Two Art Lucille A. Smith Musfc Stella McL ond 5raEe Marie C. Calkins Grade Seven Joseghine Clark rade ix Urlla McL ond Grade Five Jeannette Dinse Grade Fbur Jennie E. Brown Grade Three If F CULT 1 11 11 ul-. -1.1- i XKXX, .T-.- .. ,... -.-. .-.111 1- .- .. ... lk X cf? - W-J f , 7 1 f f 41 1+ P HNNNTE C. IE Sl ,f7liMM?f V ill HL DOROTHY ALBORN - Plans. Flor1da3 Hobby, Dancingj Glee Club l,2,3,43 Hiking Club 1,22 , A-2 Club 3,4j Band l,2,3,43 Orchestra 3,4. BETTY BAILEY - Plans, Wants to work in ROCh8Bt6T3 Hobby, Sports3 Intramural Sports l,2,5,43 ,, ,Echo 5,43 Class Vice President 43 Highlights 43 Puppet Club 1. ADAM BEINSCHROTH - Plans, Machinist, Hobby, Aviation, Band, Box1ng3 Safety Patrol 1,23 BasEet5aII Manager 3,43 Band 1,2,5,4j Science Club 33 Soccer 43 Echo 53 Highlights 33 Senior Play 43 Dance Club 3,4. 1 WARREN BORIS - Plans, M8ChlDi3tj Hobby, Stamp Col1ecting3 Safety Patrol 1,23 F. F. A. 5: Sclence Club 53 Highlights 43 Echo 33 Dance Club 4. DT an s 0 If umm ff 3 1 33. mr ii ne xt-s . 1' CZ? -:xg x AHIT C DIXIE E VIH PARROT ANTOINETTE CANTIN - Plans, Post GTBdu8t8, Hobby, Danc1ng3 Band 1,2,5,43 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Puppet Club 13 Hiking Club 1,23 Dance Club 3,43 A-Z Club 5,43 Orchestra 43 Student Counc1l3 Echo 5,43 Dramatics Club3 Highlights 1,2,5,4f Intramural Sports l,2,5,43 Senior Play 4. EVELYN COOK - Plans, Rochester Business Institute3 hobby, Danc1ng3 Band l,2,3,43 Glee Club I,2,6,43 hiking Club 1,23 Dramatics Club 13 Dance Club 3,43 Highlights l,2,5,43 Echo 1,2,5,4j A-Z Club 3,43 Senior Play 43 Speaking Contest 23 Puppet Club l,2. EDWARD CORDINGLY - Plans, Mechanics Inst1tute3 Hobby, SpOPtSj Senior Play 43 Safety Patrol Soccer Z3 Basketball 3,43 Tumblebugs 33 Intramurals 1,2,5,4f Baseball 33 Ag Basketball 1. DONALD DE BAENE - Plans, University of Southern Califcrnia3 Hobby, Sports3 Class Presldeit 3,43 Safety Patrol Captain 13 Intramural Sports 1,2,5,4Q E. S. S. P. A. Convention 43 Dramatics Club 13 Speaking Winner l,2,53 Dance Club 3,43 Student Council President 43 Highlights 1,2,5,43 Managing Editor 43 Echo 3,43 Baseball 43 Manager 23 - Basketball 1,23 Manager 43 Senior Play 43 Band l,2. DONALD CRANE - Plans, Work in Rochesterg Hobby, Sports3 Baseball 1,2,3,43 BasEetbEll'T,2,3,43 Soccer 43 Dance Club 5,41 F3 F. A. 1,2,5,43 Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4 HOWARD DE GROOT - Plans, Undec1ded3 Hobby, MuS1Cj Band l,2,3,4j Boys Glee Club 43 5rcEest?E 43 Hlghlights 43 Dance Club 3,43 Science Club 33 Intramural Sports 1,2,3j Library Club 3,43 Brass Quartet 43 Puppet Club 3. ELIZABETH DE DEE - Plans Seamstress' Hobby Scrap book- Intramural Sports 1 5 4' Hana I,2,5T43 Puppet Club 13 Orchestra 43 A12 Club 3,4:,EChO 43 Highlights 4: , ' THOMAS DOYLE - Plans, Machin1st3 Hobby, Hunting and FiSh1ngQ Safety Patrol 1,22 Basfetball 5,3,43 Baseball 1,2,5,4j Highlights 43 Class President 23 Senior Play 43 Dance Fo Fo Ae 5,40 DO HDWI li Dlf RED A r 1.5.16 J CK flll SAN JACK EATON - Plans, Engineer3 Hobby, Eating and Sleep1ng3 Basketball 1,23 Baseball 1,2,3j F. F. I. I,2,3,43 Science Club Sf Senior Play 43 Dance Club 5. DOROTHY FLLLMORE - Plans, Nurse3 Hobby, Dancing3 Dance Club 3,43 Glee Club 1,23 Class Vice Preslaent 23 Band 1,2,3,4S A-Z Club 3,43 Echo 43 Senior Play 43 Intramural Sports 1, 3,43 Band Vice President 4. STANLEY FREDERES - Plans Farming3 Hobby Exhibiting at Fa1rs3 F F A 1 2 5 4' F. F. I. Reporter 33 Intiamural Sports 3: 0 ' . ' ' ' , ERDINE GARDNER - Plans Have a Happy L1fe3 Hobby Dancing' Intramural Sports 1 2 5 4- EIEIE U1'E 1 u ,ag nance'c1ub 43 cues Club 1,23 A-2 Club 5,-23 H1gh11g,nzs 5,-1. ' ' ' ' DIE 2 HERBERT GARDNER - Plans, Professional Golfer5 Hobby, Sports5 Baseball 3,45 Echo 45 Hlghllghts 45 Student Council 45 Basketball Manager 3,45 Safety Patrol 1,25 Intramural Sports l,2,3,45 Bowling Team 45 Dance Club 35 Tumblebugs 3,45 Tennis 4. DONALD GRABB - Plans, Mechanicg Hobby, Hunting and Flshing5 Dance Club 3,45 F. F5 A. 53 Intramural Sports l,2,3,4. NORMAN HARRIS - Plans, College or Back on the Farm5 Hobby, Riding Around in Fbrd5 P. F. A. I,2,5,45 Dance Club 3,45 Highlights 45 Echo 45 Intramural Sports l,2,3,45 Senior Play 4. NINA MAY HECKMAN - Plans, Undeclded5 Hobby, Bothering People5 Soccer 1,2,3,45 Intramural Sports I,2,S,45 Glee Club 2,45 Hiking Club 25 highlights 45 Dance Club 3,4. U28 OU H0 ll ITfCI4IIi , 4 S-aft I w Il0I7l3IIi Ill! I Glli SERIAL! GERRIT HOSPERS - Plans, Col1ege5 Hobby, Stamp Collectlngg Dance Club 35 Science Club 35 Intramural Sports l,2,3,4. DOROTHY HUXLEX - Plans, University of Rochester5 Hobby, Sports and Friends5 Glee Club 1, 2,3,45 Orchestra 1,2,3,45 A-Z Club 3,45 Intramural Sports l,2,3,45 Class Treasurer 3,45 Hiking Club 1,25 Dramatics Club 15 Latin Testimonial 35 Senior Play 45 Orchestra President 45 Highlights 2,3,45 Echo 2,3,4. ROBERT INGRAHAM - Plans, Draftsmang Hobby, Sports and Mus1c5 Basketball l,2,3,45 Ease5al1 I,2,3,45 Soccer 45 Captain 45 Glee Club 45 President 45 Band 3,45 Orchestra 45 Class Vice President 15 Echo 3,45 Senior Play 45 Highlights 45 Intramural Sports 1,25 Brass Quartet 45 Tumblebugs 3,4. SARAH LOMONDO - Plans, Undecidedg Hobby, Dancingg Dramatios Club 15 Glee Club l,2,3,45 Uance CIu5 3,45 Intramural Sports 1,2,45 Senior Play 45 Highlights 45 Echo 4. LORETTA MAGUIRE - Plans, College3 Hobby, Having Fung Glee Club 1,3,4j Dance Club 3,43 A7-'Z Cfu'b 3,43 Crchestra 5,43 Intramural Sports 43 Echo 4. ARETHEA MANKTELOW - Plans, SBCPSLRTYS Hobby, Collecting pictures of movie SUSPSQ Dance Club 3,43 Senior Play 43 Highlights 43 Echo 43 Glee Club 23 Speaking Contest 33 A-Z Club 3. GRANT KOTHIRINGER - Plans, Draftsman3 Hobby, Eating and Sleep1ng3 Ag Basketball 43 F. F. . , , , 3 Baseball 43 Intramural Sports 3,4. WALTER LEARY - Plans, Undecided3 Hobby, Sports3 Basketball l,2,3,43 Soccer Manager 43 Dance Club 3,43 Highlights 43 Senior Play 43 E. S. S. P. A. Convention 43 Intramural Sports 1,23 Bowling Team 43 Safety Patrol 13 Tumblebugs 3,4. LUIZIQTTD if 5 A ,SH- x ju We DL EllEl1 N3 MART HAROLD LEBBERT - Plans, Work in Rochester3 Hobby, Sports3 Basketball 1,2,3,4Q Soccer Z3-Hfghlights 3,43 Echo 43 F. F. A. l,2,3,4. ELLEN MEPHAM - Plans, Undecided3 Hobby, Collecting Souvenirs3 Band l,2,3,43 Gleo Club l,2,3, Orchestra I,2,3,4f A-Z Club 3,43 Hiking Club 3,43 Dramatics Club 13 Puppet Club 13 13 French Club 23 Dance Club 43 Clarinet Quartet 33 Music Clinic 43 Clarinet Trio 43 Echo 43 Glee Club 3,4. Intramural Sports State Contest for MARGARET MEPHAM - CEaIrman Assembly Plans, College3 Hobby, Reading3 Intramural Sports l,2,3,43 A-Z Club 3,43 Committee 43 Latin Testimonial 53 Band 3,43 Camera Club 3,43 Echo 3,43 Glee Club 1,22 Senior Play 43 Highlights 1,23 Hiking Club 1,2: Secretary-Treasurer Band 43 A-Z Club Vice-President 43 Editor Echo 43 Salutatorian 4. RET! N IZIE DLT 4: MARTIN NORTON - Plans, Owner of trucksg Hobby, Trucks3 Intramurals 1,2,5,4S F. F. A. l,2,3,43 Hl'5T1'gKF'I s 3 Dance Club 43 Glee Club 4. BRUCE MOTHORPE - Plans Syracuse University' Hobby Bicycling and Driving' Intramural Sports I,2,3,Z3 Echo 3:43 Dance Club 3,43 Science Club 43 F. F. A. 55 Basketball 27 Band 3,43 Library Club 3,4. A JOANNE PIERCE - Plans, Undecided3 Hobby, Dancingg Puppet Club 1,23 Puppet Club Secretary- Treasurer 23 Dramatlcs Club 13 Cheer Leader 2,5,43 Glee Club l,2,5,4: President 43 Librarian 53 A-Z Club 3,43 President 43 Dance Club 43 Class Vice-President 33 Intramural Sports l,2,3,43 Echo 3,43 Highlights 3,43 Senior Play 43 Hiking Club 1,21 French Club 23 Wayne County Apple Blossom Queen 3. JANET PORREY - Plans, Undecided3 Hobby, Collecting Stamps, Dolls and Dogs3 Band 1,2,3,4j Crchestra 3,43 Camera Club 3,43 A-Z Club 3,43 Dramatics 13 Dance Club 53 Echo 3,43 A-Z Club Secretary-Treasurer 3. OAKLEY PORRAY - Plans, Undecided3 Hobby, Sportsg Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4f Soccer 43 Tiigbugs -33 Ag Basketball 1,2,3f Ag Softball l,2,33 Basketball 43 Baseball 4. OGLIL JA ET DA BET I5 I5 BET SUZIE ELIZABETH RIKER - Plans, College3 Hobby, Collecting Most Anything3 Glee Club 2,3,43 I-Z Club 3,43 Hiking Club 23 Dance Club 3,43 Echo 43 Intramural Sports 2,3,4. ROBERT SUTER - Plans, Cornell3 Hobby, Raising Ayreshire Cattle3 F. F. A, 2,3,43 F. F. A. Reporter 43 Band l,2,33 Publice Speaking 2,41 Science Club 53 Intramural Sports l,2,3,43 Ag Basketball 3,43 Ag Basketball Captain 4. BETTY VAN HOUTE - Plans, Medical-Dental Secretary or Eastman School of Musicg Hobby, Music and HeE'd'1'ng3 Band 1,2,3,4: Orchestra l,2,3,43 Glee Club l,2,3,43 Hiking Club l,2,3,43 A-Z Club 3,43 Latin Testimonial 33 Echo 3,43 Highlights 2,3,43 Senior Play 43 Senior Sport Dance Manager 43 Intramural Sports l,2,3,43 Brass Quartet 3,43 Music Clinic 43 Dramatics Club 13 Marshal for Seniors 33 Valedictorian 4. JELAINE WALKER - Plans, Undecidedg Hobby, Collecting Antiques3 Glee Club l,2,3,43 Intramural Sports l,2,3,43 Puppet Club 33 Vice-President 53 Dance Club 3,43 Highlights 3,43 Echo 3,43 Hiking Club 2. S NIO S We started our freshman year with a bang, Having Jessie mammano to lead the gang. Bob lngraham was elected to be on hand, and virginia nilleger as Secretary did stand. To keep the money up to par, Tom Doyle was chosen by far. Marjorie Perrin was chosen Class Reporter, With Mhss Flchtel to keep things ln order. In our sophomore year things began to flre. We chose Bill Bassage as President, but he did retire. Tom Doyle, who was Vice-President, became Presldent then and there, And Dorothy Fillmore took the Vice-Pres1dent's chair. Walt Leary was chosen to be at the Secretary's stand, With Oakley Porray keeping the money in hand. M . Akley was our falthful guide, And things went along smooth as a slide. A Hal1owe'en Party kept us in full swing, With a well planned party held in the sprlng. In our junior year Donald DeBaene took the Pres1dent's post, With Wayne County Apple Blossom Queen Joanne Pierce as his host. Adam Belnschroth was our soribbler boy, While Dorothy Huxley held the money with joy. Miss Thape, who never let things stall, Helped us plan a party in the fall. The Junior Prom was our big thing, Whldh was held successfully in the spring. With popular DeBaene aga1n at the Pres1dent's stake, Vice-Presldent Betty Balley saw that he made no mistake. Walt Leary became Secretary as in his second year, And Dorothy Huxley aga1n kept the money without any fear. Miss Cross was on hand if we did need Some advice on activities so we might succeed. We had a Bradley Kincaid and Fbster Brooks show, Which was welcomed with a crowd in spite of the snow, The Senlor Play was enjoyed by all, And a Round and Square Dance made fun for all. Five members went on the Washington trip, While three of our musicians went on a Jamestown fllp. Betty Van Houte was valedictorian of our class, While Margaret Mepham was second best lass. Green and Gold was the class color BCHGMOI WWe're not on top but c11mbing,u was our class theme. Facts by Betty Van Houte Poetry by Robert Ingraham We, the Senior Class of 1941, wish to take this opportunity to thank Mr. Beach, the janitor of Ontario High School, for all he has done to help not only the seniors but everyone in our school. Mr. Beach has always been willing to do anything which has been asked of him, and has proved a friend to all. JZ MLM T E F IQTUIWE Tlilllill NAME Dorothy Alborn Betty Bailey Adam Beinschroth Warren Boris Antoinette Cantin Evelyn Cook Edward Cordingly Donald Crane Donald DeBaene Elizabeth De Dee howard De Groot Thomas Doyle Jack Eaton Dorothy Fillmore Stanley Frederes Erdine Gardner Herbert Gardner Donald Grabb Norman Harris Nina Heckman Gerrit Hospers Dorothy Huxley Robert Ingraham Grant Kothiringer Walter Leary Harold Lebbert Sarah Lomondo Loretta Maguire Arethea Manktelow Ellen Mepham Margaret Mepham Bruce Mothorpe Martin Norton Joanne Pierce Janet Porrey Oakley Porray Beth Rlker Robert Suter Betty Van Houte Jelaine Walker USUAL MANNER Pert Athletic Carefree Sleepy Wide-eyed Effervescent Nonchalant Serious Talkative Industrious Musical Jolly Mischievous Vivacious Secluded Efficient Economical HHPPF Witty Peppy Reserved Ambitious Good-natured Silent Handsome Fbrceful Studious Bashful Reticent Cheerful Perservering Quiet Respectful Attractive Versatile Amusing Serene . Hard-working Intelligent Artistic OUR PROPHECY PET PEEVE FAVORLTE EXPRESSION Hula hula dancer Gym teacher Bouncer . Holder of Barnum and Bailey tents Chorus Girl Teacher of nHow to Win Men and Keep Themn Professional basketball player Ladies' man President of the United States Professional basketball player Musician ' Man of the world Keeper of a penitentiary Trainer of a horse- Owner of farms Housewife Clown on the golf course Owner of a wrecking car crew Manager of a girls' chorus Dictator College professor , Owner of a newspaper Mad Russian, the second Be a general Thrill driver Care of the monkeys in the zoo Successful business woman Business girl Office Girl Assistant driver of a Pontiac convertible Charlie McCarthy's private secretary A Navy man Woman tamer Movie star History teacher Leader of a band of robbers Nursery teacher Successful farmer ' Wnrried woman resigner School Make-up Homework Work Girls Flirts his father's car His hair Cold sores Washing Walking Red hair Girls Freckles Crowds Criticism Silence Going to bed early Delivering milk Dressing up Work Fried liver Neckties Politics Women Dancing Washing dishes Boys Waiting on table Seafoods umchon Chemistry Competition French Everything Horses Onions Slackers hats Talking UOh, dearln UHeavensln nYou don't say?n :I don't know.u ll nggodnessl nwellln WNow!n :My good mann or nMy good Land! HMY I II UH ey I ll xgumpin' Jennywrensn ll llwfbgllglg ll nMy bunnyln nI don't known llwow I ll nGood morning.u nQh dearln IIHJJ-lg? ll nShuckslu Wye ah I II USilence1u nYou ain't kidding.n :ghat's what she says.u eahl :I donat know.n What? UI don't know.' :Gosh, noln U I guess so. nNorman No kidding? ' nNutsln nYou don't say?n IIGSS x ll ll nHeckderpenderbookln nls itin womann BEQUES The mighty Senior Class of 1941 of Ontario High School in the suburban village of Ontario in Wayne County, having all legal rights to prepare and declare this our last will and testament, Firsts We leave the following valuables to the faculty and underclassmen from the entire Senior Class. To Mr. Drews---some new announcements. To Mr. Robertson---more trios and quartets to go to the state contest. To Mrs Colburn---good luck next year with basketball. To Miss McCreery---another dance class like the present. To Miss Cross---a Senior Class like ours to fill her room. To Miss E. Smith---a staff of editors on the newspaper with as much cooperation as this year's. To Miss Murphy---another Homemaking D class like this year's. To Mr. Sykes---some different pictures to cover his desk next year. To the Junior class---keep on cooperating the way you have. To the Sophomore class---more success to you. To the Freshman class---keep up the good work. To Gerald Harris---a right to flirt with everyone's girl friend. To Jean King and Norma Collier---another blond and brunette. To Jerry Waterman---a bed and better excuse to take to classes. To Loerrane Cornelius---a car so he can go and see Peggy Bogue. To Annette Pruchniak---more days to skip school. To Betty Moll---another Herb Gardner. To Elmer Greene---let the smiles and fine personality keep coming. To Ken Diefenback---more bluffs to brag about. To Alma Buys---stilts to make her taller. To Evelyn DeGroot---the license she wants. Don't take us wrongg it's only a dr1ver's license. To Borden Slocum and Donald Risley---keep on waltzing the girls around. To David Pierce and Elsie Hollebrand---more smooth sailing. To Gladys Bailey and Petrina Agnello---keep up the cheer leading. To Mildred Brewer and Dorothy Mepham-s-better health in the future. To the entire school---the right to chew gum. Second: The following from certain Seniors to certain individuals. Margaret Mepham to Betty Cass---care of the Echo next year. Joanne Pierce to Dick Cuveller---captaincy of the cheerleaders. Donald DeBaene to next year's President---his ability of being President and handling the senior activities. Dorothy Huxley to Donald Risley---charge of the uhighlightsu next year. Jack Eaton to Walter Cone---his mischeivous ways. Norman Harris to anyone---his crossword puzzle job. Oakley Porray to Bob Mogray---his wit. Dorothy Fillmore, Evelyn Cook, Dorothy Alborn and Erdine Gardner to Shirley Hart, Wlmpy Burnett, Peggy Bogue and Rosie Pitts---more Walworth dances to attend. Here under the roof of our nDear Old Alma Matern, Ontario High School, Ontario, New York, twenty-third day of June, in the year of one thousand nine hundred and forty-one, we subscribed our names as witnesses as the following: 75 604,604 QYQN-9. M and fafibf! Nm Sensor Cj'ffxC2.f'5 on Somfzu., Q We +hmK 1-hns us 'ba.5KC+ DN' COOK ook auf, Eawln . hf,',w.,x,: xl ,E :K rata, lvlig gf 5 nl Wf - hv 'ar g i . Q95 I mi ' yg R, ' 01. .GE I 4 A We.H- F00 Top--Cuvelier, Van Norway, Vice-President G. Harris, Slocum, Waterman, Treasurer Risley, Cornelius, Diefenbach, President Cass Middle--Mason, Hart, Ingraham, Schaefer, Burnett, Hospers, Collier, F. DiRose, Buys, E. Greene Bottom--Yotter, Hollsbrand, Pruchniak, Mogray, Miss Pottinger, Dickinson, DeGroot, Secretary King In the year of nineteen thirty-seven we began our four year hitch. A as We enlisted the following officers, and we'll tell you which is which. The man we chose to lead us and to keep the class in hand, Was Mr. Gerald Harris, whose aid was Miss Elsie Hollebrand. As Secretary we chose Gerald Waterman lfrom the family of the same namel And to handle the money, Miss Shirley Hart, of drum majorette fame. Miss Cross was our Adviser, and to this we wish to add That we had a November party, and fun by all was had. The yellow rose, and blue and gold were our flower and colors in . turn And our motto, No reward without effort, we resolved never to , spurn. As sophomores we conscripted Bob Mason to lead our rising class, - And to help him and to guide him, we chose Miss Betty Cass. Our Secretary, Treasurer and Adviser, respectively Don Risley, Elberta Davis and Mr. Funnell, Were such true and faithful workers that you can be sure we rang the bell. ' As proof of that, the three parties we had came under the heading of swell. This year we have appointed Betty Cass and Gerald harris to lead our merry clan,N And we find Secretary Jean King and Treasurer Don Risley a very practical plan. Miss Pottlnger has been our Adviser and helped us in all we have done. In our party last fall and our Prom in May she proved a faithful one. We all believe that our junior year has been the happiest and best of allg t Our colors and flower have stood the test and our motto shall never fall! Facts by Jean King Poetry by Walter Leary Um RS SDF 0 RES In our freshman year Prexy Walt Cone Was elected to ascend our throne, And ready for duty's call Was Vice-President Betty Moll. With a smile that showed pleasure, Gladys Bailey became Treasurer. For the job of much work and toil We chose as Secretary Bill Coyle. To keep the boys and girls in tune, One party was held in October, another in June. With Miss Cross as our advisory head, At the end we all said, UOur freshman year ended too soon.u - Facts by Dorothy Huxley Poetry by Thomas Doyle Back to school we came the following September, A happy group of pupils we remember, Petrina Aqnello was chosen for the head chairg Upon her we unburdened our worries and care. Dick Cuvel1er was chosen second in command, And was ready to rule wlth his iron hand. David Pierce became our financier: He took charge of our money with great cheer. For notes of happenings we would call On our Secretary Betty Moll. In March we figured party time was here, And students joined us from far and near, Miss Elizabeth Smith, our Adviser, was always around To help us sophomores hold our ground. Colors - Wine and Gold Flower - Sweetpea Motto - nuonquer thyself firs t en others.W t, h Top--Vice-President Cuvelier, Coyle, Grabb, Pollock, Cone, W. Pugsley, Treasurer Pierce, Marzzerlla, Raymor Middle--D. Mepham, Smith, Trimble, L. Pugsley, Abbott, Everdyke, L. Cook, President Agnello, G. Bailey, C. Cook, A. Lomondo Bottom--Pitts, Rissew, Woodhams, Miss E. Smith, Thompson, Galvin, Brewer, Norton, ' Secretary M011 Top--Secretary Greene, L. Kothiringer, Powers, Loftus, Roberts, Patton, Abbott, Blankenberg, Klapp, Ruffell Second--J. DiRose, President Doyle, Loftus, Perkins, DeLass, Vice-President Wemes, Van Norway, Kuttruff, Becker, Hall Third--White, Hart, McCarty, Luke, Beneway, Miss Thape, Michielson, Bogue, Grabb Bottom--Noto, Trimble, Triou, Goodman, Pratt, E. Walker, Triou, Kothiringer We started school and weren't surprised When we reached seventh grade and had to organize. To guide us through Gerald McCarty was given the lead, With Peggy Bogue in second stead. After those followed Robert Perkins and Gerald Becker, Who were respectively Secretary and Treasurer. In eighth grade we had more serious work, With Mary Beneway as our clerk. To keep our money straight was Douglas Doyle, Who helped us end the year after strife and toil. During this year our motto, 'I'he success of tomorrow depends upon the preparation of today,n was selected, Then our class flower, the red rose, was detected. Bill Loftus as our leader and Lenora Luke, as elected next, Helped us choose our class colors, purple and gold, from the text. On entering high school, Miss Thape took us under her wing, Which started with a party where she let us have full swing With Douglas Doyle guiding our ship at a good rate, We selected Fern Wemes as second mate. To write the log we chose Leon Greene, And as Treasurer Peggy Bogue, as you have seen. Facts and Poetry by Beth Riker To begin thelr seventh grade with a crash, Betty Bassage won in the Presidential dash. Marlon Biviano as Vice-President stood, With Bruce Cuvelier, as Secretary, making good. To handle the dough we had l1tt1e Gerald Brockman, Wno proved to be better than any big gunman. As Class Adviser, Mrs. Calkins took the stand, She did all the advising, while the class was clos To start their eighth grade off with a gong, Dorothy Sargent captured Presidency like a song. Marion Molino took Vice-Presidency with a hop, While Janet Carr, as Secretary, made no flop. To carry the cash, Robert Bogue came in handy, And as Treasurer he always did his work dandy. Facts by Bruce Cuvelior and To Poetry by Edward Cordingly e at hand. ny Mollno HGH I1 Cl? Dlf The various teachers the Class of 1945 enjoyed during their elght years of work are, lst 2nd 5rd 4th Sth 6th 7th 8th Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Miss -Miss -Mrs. Miss -Mrs 0 Miss Mrs. -Miss LaSalle U. McLymond Brown Giddings V. Porrey Crooks Calkins S. McLymond Top--Lewis, McCrae, M. Molino, Sargent, Zicari, Tack, Barnhart, Bogue, Adams, Allen Middle--Biviano, B. Cuvelier, Gabriel, Brockman, Carr, Maguire, Bassage, T. Moline, C. Aquinas, Mitchell Bottom--Gruttadario, Leaty, Waringa, Mitchell, Miss McLymond, Cappello, L. Bailey, Detaa, Wemes, Abbott ' Top--Grace, Catalano, D. Cantin, Weber, Design, Allen, Lowe, Benedict, Clingerman, Abbott Middle--J. Aquinas, Bauch, Gabriel, Almekinder, Vanderstyne, Schimerhorn, Faro, Palmer, Benedict, Campisi, McKegg Bottom--Gage, Campisi, E. Fillmore, J. Noto, Mrs. Calkins, Whitbourne, Buell, J. Zicari, D. Roberts Then came the last half year of school And Ruth Bausch leads the clan. John Note is Vice President And helps her all he can. As tiny tots this brilliant class Began with Miss La Salle. Miss Urlla McLymond came at last And proved a friend and pal. Mrs. Brown, a trusty friend and so Made this grade a delight. Miss Giddings, whom you all do know, As a friend really taught us right. Our fifth grade ship was mastered By Miss Urlla McLymond's steady hand Then Miss Crooks became our leader Until we by ourselves now stand. Mrs. Calkins was the next in line To pilot this ship of '46, And guide it safely into port Which was not an easy trick. Walter Faro was elected as President With Arlene Hart next in line. Jeannette Gabriel was our Secretary, Then came Gerry Vanderstyne. Shirley Almekinder is our Secretary And very good is she. Dorothy DeSign keeps the money And is kept quite busy, you see. Poetry by Arethea Manktelow Facts by Shirley SEVENH GRAD How abc-J a rude? Holi dnl fof Wg pasture, please, whore are Hua hcafllmls 5, , QS C '1 ', VW SWS' 0 TUB' nw., Emu 'Ml ,. F- sri , - t t I W q, Germ on OP I V A ,I +A : 1: II ' :ig -f I N' ' ,4 ..-., Q' 5 x ' , fx , 4 3? I4 L -.II V+- ' F1 'IM ,I 1 A A . , ' ' Tfiurfv , , A . , . I4, ' . 19,7 R.- I , fl . ' I ' I4 fi -' 95:11 f ' , , I Qi, -bw' I N Q, 1, - QII 'X gig? ' ff. W fb .1 . , 4 5 i ,. . ' E w.'-I. 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N., ,A Gif duly v By-uuz -4 SX- Knu+1'lnQ, -far 'fmn 'Vw 0 -1-Q wir w 1 K l V KX kj , K5 Wg f -., 1' C C J J , lll llif Q A K 5' 3 7 7 E E ' yy + + Lv . -1----1-I g- l- -13.1- 4 43' --i-- agp X ---- N 'swf' -l ' llli' -: IF, .I I wa CH Editor Margaret Mepham Assistant Editor Betty Cass Features Ellen Mepham Evelyn Cook Arethea Manktelow Dorothy Fillmore Literary e ty Van Houte Beth Rlker Dorothy Huxley Jean King Advisers MIss El1 zabeth Sm Mr. Sykes Miss McCreery Miss Pottinger ith AdV6I l',iS1 Joanne erce Norman Harris Antoinette Cantin Harold Lebbert Petrina Agnello Gerald Harris Tyging Sar Lomondo Arethea Manktelow Elizabeth De Dee Howard De Groot Athletics He E rber Gardner Elizabeth De Dee Borden Slocum Evelyn De Groot TAFF Art and Humor -'Betty Bailey Jelaine Walker Robert Ingraham Harold Grabb Donald Risley Loerrane Cornelius Annette Pruchniak Alumni Loretta Maguire Sna shots Uanet Porrey Walter Leary David Pierce Circulation Donald DeBaene Elsie Hollebrand Business Bruce Mothorpe Top--Gardner, Porrey, Pierce, D. Fillmore, lngraham, B. Bailey, Slocum, Huxley, Harris Second--King, E. Mepham, DeGroot, Cass, DeBaene, Riker, Mothorpe, Grabb, Cantin, Lebbert Third--Pierce, Miss E. Smith, J. Walker, Miss Pottinger, Pruchniak, Miss McCreery, Cook, Mr. Sykes, M. Mepham Bottom--Hollebrand, Agnello, Manktelow, Maguire, De Dee, S. Lomondo, Schaefer, Van houte Top--B. Bailey, Huxley, T. Doyle, DeGroot, Leary, Boris, D. Grabb, Ingraham, Slocum, N. Harris Middle--Gardner, Trimble, Manktelow, Lomondo, Smith, De Dee, Gardner, Pierce, King, Lebbert, DeBaene Bottom--J. Walker, A. Cantin, E. Cook, Schaefer, Miss E. Smith, L. Cook, Kothiringer, Van Houte, Gratton, Pruchniak Editor-in Chief 5orotE Huxley Assistant Editor Donald RIsley Mana in Editor Denali DeEaene Assistant Managin Bob Masonl A Feature Editor Walter Beary Feature Staff Harold Ie55ert Norman Harris Bob Ingraham Noreen Gratten Jelaine Walker Annette Pruchniak Circulation Mana er Erdlne Cardier Circulation Staff Jean King Marjorie Smith Lorraine Cook Business Mana er Editor Iitolnette Eantin Assistant Business Manager A lifuriel llngrahamll B Headline Editor Borden Slocum Assistant Headline Editor Joyce 'I'rEb1e A A Exchan e Editor e y an oute Assistant Exchange Editor Mari an Schaefer Qyiists re ea Manktelow Evelyn Cook Herbert Gardner Edward Cordingly Tommy Doyle Betty Bailey Nina May Hackman Joanne Pierce Sarah Lomondo Elizabeth De Dee Donal Grabb Warren Boris howard DeGroot Re orters 5He English Classes Adviser MISS Elizabeth Smith IG LIGHTS Top--Van Houte, King, Ingraham, Mr. Robertson, Waringa, Lebbert Second--Librarian DeGroot, Dickinson, Mothorpe, Todd, Hart, Collier, Pres. and Uniform Custodian D. Fillmore Third--E. Cook, Thompson, Alborn, Beneway, Porrey, E. Fillmore, Uniform Custodian De Dee, A. Cantin, Klapp Fburth--Cappello, Hollebrand, Bogue, L. Cook, D. Cantln, Palen, C. Cook, E. Mepham, Librarian Risley, Trimble Seated--Bogus, Pierce, Sec. and Trees. M. Mepham, Palmer Flutes U. Porrey E. Fillmore M. Beneway Clarinets D. Eisley E. Mepham Lg Cook J. Trimble P. Bogue E. Hollebrand A. Cappello D. Cantin C9 Cook P. Palen Saxes K. Cantin C. Klapp B. Thompson E0 Cook WE B 1 Horns U. Alborn E. De Dee Cornets H. 5eGroot D. Fillmore N. Collier H. Hart B. Mothorpe Trombones E. Van Houte Jo King Ro C. Maringa H. Lebbert - Baritones B. Dfciinson G0 Drums M. Mepham R. Palmer Rl Bogue D. Pierce Drum Ma ors Do r t S. Hart B. Bassage GHS owmmpm Top--Thompson, A. Cantin, Vice-President E. DeGroot, Collier, Miss L. Smith, Beneway Ma ire Middle-gBeGroot, Secretary M Treasurer Leary, President Huxley, Pierce, De Dee, Librarian Van Houte, Property Custodian Ingraham Bottom--E. Mepham, Risley, Porrey, Norton, Librarian Brewer, Property Custodian Klapp Top--Vice-President Pierce, Burnett, President Ingraham, J. Walker, DeGroot, E. Cook, Huxley, Klapp, Place, Risley Slocum Second--Loftus, E. Walker, Powers, F. DiRose, Librarian Agnello, King, Beneway, E. Mepham, Heckman, Kothiringer, Mason, Woodhams, Riker, Galvin, Pruchniak, Norton, Gratten, Alborn, Trimble Third--Wemes, Secretary k Treasurer Lebbert, President Pierce, Bogue, Kothiringer, Miss L. Smith, DeLass, Van Norway, A. Lomondo, Norton, Hollebrand Bottom--Maguire, S. Lomondo, Vice-President Thompson, A. Cantin, J. D1Rose, Pratt, Collier, M. Ingrsham, L. Cook, Van Houte, Bailey, Buys qmqfiuiwimw A 'W-kklf Top--Schaefer, Vice-President M. Mepham, Riker, DeGroot, Cass, Cuvelier, E. Cook, Porrey, Fillmore, Huxley Middle--Buys, Gardner, Alborn, Van Houte, DiRose, Collier, Hospers, Ingraham Bottom--Maguire, De Dee, King, Hollebrand, Miss Murphy, President Pierce, Hart, E. Mepham, Pruchniak .-.QQ-111.............---............-.-.-....1....Q-- Top--Vice President Porray, Lebbert, Suter, W. Pugsley, Diefenbach, G. Kothiringer, Raymor, Treasurer Eaton, President Crane, N. Harris Middle--Triou, L. Pugsley, Secretary Norton, Kuttruff, Everdyke, Yotter, Dickinson, Mason, Mogray, Hall Bottom--Frederes, D. Cuvelier, G. Abbott, L. Kothiringer, Mr. McGowan, Roberts, Cone, Pollock, H. Grabb Top--J. Walker, Eaton, B. Bailey, Huxley, Fillmore, Leary, Ingraham, N. Harris Middle--J. Pierce, Beinschroth, T. Doyle, Manktelow, S. Lomondo, Van Houte, A. Cantin, DeBaene Bottom--E. Mepham, Heckman, E. Cook, Miss E. Smith, Miss Pottinger, M. Mepham, Lebbert, Porrey Standing--President G. Harris, H. Grabb, Vice President D. Pierce, L. Greene, Place, Mr. Drews, Adams, Leaty Seated--Treasurer Leary, Miss Thape, M. Mepham, Secretary Porrey, Klapp, N. Harris Back--Diefenbach, Cornelius, Beinschroth, Raymor, DeBaene, Pruchniak, Waterman, Lebbert, D. Fillmore, Leary, E. Cook, Crane, N. Harris Second--Klapp, Cone, Mothorpe, E. Greene, Mason, Mogray, Dickinson, L. Pugsley, Becker, Leaty, Alborn, Gratton, E. Gardner, D. Doyle, White, Noto, B. Cuvelier, Whitbourne Third--Brockman, Waringa, Perkins, D. Cuvelier, Coyle, Adams, G. Abbott, Agnello, G. Bailey, Buys, Goodwin, E. Walker, J. Zicari, J. DiRose, Capello, Gabriel, Almekinder, C. Aquinas, Mitchell Fburth--Gage, J. Aquinas, Bauch, E. Fillmore, J. Abbott, Campisi, Manktelow, Maguire, Mies Murphy, Grutt, Bassage, Carr, Trimble, Woodhams, Hall, Loftus Seated--Norton, Collier, Ingraham, D. Mepham, Brewer, De Lass, Powers Top--Pollock, H. Grabb, Hackman, Cass, DeGroot, Cuvelier, J. Walker, Risley, DeGroot, Allen, Bogus, Place, T. Doyle, Eaton Second--Pierce, King, A. Lomondo, S. Zicari, Weber, Tack, Benedict, Maguire, M. Moline, A. Grabb, P. Mitchell, Louis, L. Greene, Hart, McCarty, Kuttruff, Blankenberg, Roberts, Kothiringer Third--Norton Smith L. Bailey, S. Lomondo, F. DeRosa Schaefer, Hollebrand Luke, irate, 51-ace, Design, sargenu, De nee, Galvin, A. cantin, c. Abfmtt, Biker, E. Mepham Bottom--McKegg, Clingerman, T. Moline, Gabriel, Bogue, Pitts, Moll, Detaa, Misa McCreery, D. Cantin, Lowe, Van Norway, Allen, L. Cook, Kothiringer, Wemes Sitting--Benedict, Vanderstyne, Faro, Palmer, Campisi -w -11-l.. .NS I ' . X I N mm 1 , M ' 31 - , na 5 W 94 Q J 'X Lvestianmrmvn 3193 , , Z l X K r ' 7 W X A Q 1 1 A Z.. g - - - i : l 14- n X Z. ' V l 1 - -a . I - Z! ' 5. A .l I' l - A Q Q l Q X f 1 1 K- x. , l 1 .-- 'Z 2 1 Q' u . 2 - K 4 , - 1 i , A - ln- wah: L. 'II' .HL W zz' - 1 I 9. 5 l-1-' Yllqlllllll ' ' 'HI HIIIII. . Q ' I M 'lllll 5 , 'Ill 3 , ,, ' Y I v v,VQ'Ov9v W' wg ls, QOQOQ Q Q Q X 'QQ' 6,0 Ill iffofofofi A 1 A 15755 0 ' ' ' ' 11111 -- ,E' fi? 1 ,E' QM 111111 gb 11111 .5 ' Illl I' 7 .4 -'i ... .,...i. ll 5 ':f: - 4-:aw --T Ain, E 59 ' QQ' Jehune U: R. D. K. K. E. L. H. H. 0. A. J. G. D. R. F. C. K. W. Top--Leary, Beinschroth, G. Harris, Mogray, Klapp, Lebbert Middle--Crane, Ingraham, Mr. Colburn, Diefenbach, Cordingly Bottom--Porray, H. Grabb, Burneth Becker, Noto Soccer Sguad Soccer Games Ingraham lCaptainl Crane Franks Covey ' Cordingly Cornelius Grabb Lebbert Porray Beinschroth Noto Becker Cuvelier Mogray Burnett Klapp Diefenbach Leary CManagerD Ontario 5 Marion 4 Ontario O Marion O Ontario O Sodus 4 Ontario O Wolcott 15 Ontario 1 Williamson 7 Ontario 2 North Rose 2 Ontario O North Rose 5 SO III? SUUA IBIXSIKHB ll SDUIX BASKhJ'.I.'BALL PLAYER AND lNDlVQIQDUAL POINTS L. Cornelius, LF 89 E. Cordingly, C 45 R. Ingraham, RF 55 W. Leary, G 28 D. Crane, Capt., RG 19 T. Doyle, LF 18 K. Covey, G 5 O. Por-I-ey, F 3 F. Burnett, G 0 H. Lebbert, G 0 OPPONENT 0116 Arcade 315 150 Walworth 29 16 East High 26 l'7 Williamson 40 15 North Rose 20 17 Williamson 48 28 Sodus 35 24 East High 51 24 Sodus 26 13 Churchville 21 26 Williamson Q-Q 15 Total 573 240 Standing--Lebbert, T. Doyle, Mr. Colburn, Burnett, P01-ray Seated--DeBaene, Ingraham, Leary, Crane, Cordingqly, 14. Greene P Ro Go Go Do Ho Ho Co Fo Ho Ko Do Oo Jo Go We To Ingraham Harris Waterman Crane Gardner Van Norway Klapp Burnett Allen Diefenbach DeBaene Porray Eaton Becker Pugsley Doyle Baseball Lineug Catcher Catcher Catcher Pitcher Pitcher Pitcher Pitcher 2nd Base Shortstop 5rd Base 5rd Base Ce Field Field Field lst Base Thursday Tuesday Friday Tuesday Friday Tuesday Tuesday Standing-- Crane, DeBaene, Mr. Colburn, T. Doyle, Gardner, W. Pugsley, Porray, Waterman Seated--Top--Eaton, Ingraham, Beinschroth, Klapp Middle--Van Norway, Allen, G. Harris, Diefenbach Bottom--Becker, Foley, Burnett Baseball Games May 8 Sodus at Ontario May 13 May 16 May 20 May 25 May 27 June 3 Ontario at Williamson Ontario at Wolcott Ontario at Sodus Williamson at Ontario Wolcott at Ontario Newark at Ontario BASH5 l l S0 UIXD IIWIPIXIW IJIDNS BOYS' INTRAMURAL SPORTS This year Mr. Colburn has conducted a good program, having table tennls and basketball as the two outstanding sports. In the table tennis anyone was allowed to compete. Jack Eaton won the high honor as champion, while Oakley Porray was close behind. The boys show enthusiastic interest in this sport. On the other hand, basketball also is a great sport, and the boys fight for the honor of winning very gamely and enjoy the game at the same time. The teams were arranged according to physical tests and were very evenly divided. Let's hope in the future that the boys will show as much interest as they have this year. We must thank Mr. Colburn for the noble and remarkable guidance in these sports. GIRLS' INTRAMURAL SPORTS . The girls started their sports campaign off with the intramural volleyball games this year as soccer was canceled due to various difficulties. The senior girls, led by Captain Betty Bailey, easily walked off with the volleyball crown, with no defeats. The junior girls, under Captain Evelyn DeGroot, finished second, and they were followed by the sophomores and freshmen. Next sport on the calendar was basketball. The four basketball teams were chosen according to the physical fitness index record. These games were close and hotly contested. The Eight Lessons was the tough luck team, losing the first four games by one point. The winner of basketball was the seven-Ups under their leader Antoinette Canting the Super Girls with Elizabeth De Dee at their head came in second, with the Eaglets and Eight Lessons tied for third place. The girls also show keen interest in ping pong, baseball, tennis, archery, and badminton. So the curtain falls on another year of girls' sports. Here ls hoping that 1941 and 1942 will be as successful. Congratulations to the winners and better luck' to the losers next time. Standing--Mr. Drews, Seated--Burnett, DeBaene, Cass, Cantin, M. Mepham D. Doyle, Gardner, Collier, Schimerhorn, Loftus, Bassage, Pollock Miss McCreery, Miss Paulsen, Miss L. Smith STUDENT UOUNUIL Last fall the first Student Council was organized in Ontario high School. The council was planned to act as a representative group to create a better union between teachers and students and to maintain a government of the students, by the students, and for the students. As president of the Senior Class, Donald DeBaene became the leader of the first Student Council. The other seven members were chosen by the students. Antoinette Cantin, acting as Secretary, and Herbert Gardner were the representatives from the senior class. Floyd Burnett, Vice- President of the Council, and Betty Cass were the members from the Junior Class. The sophomores chose Kenneth Covey, and the freshman, Douglas Doyle. Achiel Respalie was elected Councllman-at-Large. The faculty members of the organization were Principal William H. Drews, Miss Paulsen, and Miss McCreery. Two meetings were conducted this year. At these meetings, Mr. Drews explained the value and duties of the Council. This first effort toward a student government has proved to be worthy of recognition. In the future the Student Council will become a greater organization for the betterment of school life. I ASSEMBLIES This year the students have been taking a greater part in assemblies than they have in the past. Miss Lucille Smitn was again the adviser for the Assembly Committee. The student committee consisted of Margaret Mepham, Norma Collier, Bruce Pollock, William Loftus, Betty Bassage, and Donald Schimerhorn, with Margaret Mepham as chairman. Mr. Drews was the presiding officer. The first few assemblies were movies, one of which was put on by the School of Commerce. Later in the year the freshman citizenship class put on an Infomation P1ease program under the direction of Miss Paulsen. Miss McLymond's eighth grade presented a program called Town Hall. Miss Lucille Smith's seventh and eighth grade Girls' Glee Club also presented an assembly. Miss Elizabeth Smith's freshman English class streamlined Ivanhoe in a movie production. Our Easter program was a fashion parade put on by the Girls' Glee Club and the homemaking department. Lesta, a famous magician, visited our school representing the Rochester Business Institute. During Bill of Rights week we all enjoyed a movie on NThe Making of the Bill of R1ghts.n The Parents' Day assembly again proved to be an outstanding affair. Shirley Hart was selected as the Apple Blossom Queen. Mrs. Ransley gave an interesting talk about her early life in Kansas with the topic built around the theme Sunflowers and Tumbleweeds. STUDI TC UNCIL 1897 Bertha H. Sabin Cvyverbergl Dr. R. C. Harris Wellington C. Mepham Dr. Floyd C. Thompson 1898 Martha G. Craven lMcCartyl Hattie Smith fJeffersonJa Hattie Atwood CMephamD William Titus Fred C. Peer Ernest J. Hooker 1899 Mabel Fewster CJohnsJ Gertrude Treats KNashJ Louis J. Bailey 1900 Zella Clark CAlbrightD Mabel Schnetzer KFaasJ Mary Craven CPalmerl William Johns Ivy Parker CHeamsJ Wilbur Palmer 1901 Mabel Cass CMcGavernJ Dr. George M. Brandt 1902 Sena Clark Mary Connor fNashJ Myta Dadswell CF1lkinsD Norton Waterman 1903 Jennie Thomas CBrandtJ Anna Colwell lCann7 Eldred Brandt Charles Eatona Dr. William Brandt Raymond Eddy Carrie Truax CSmithJ Edith Brandt fBurrowsJ 1904 Elsie Rogers KHelms7 Mabel Willits CDadswe1lJ Edith Root Kwardl James E. Kelly Clifford Brown H. Ray Nash Homer Osborne Alice Eatona 1905 Elizabeth Connor Katherine Connor Addie Stanford Alice Adams Eva Pease CLawrenceJ Leah Pratt Floyd Risley Arthur Brandt Cornelia VanDerWeel Cvarneyl Neva Barker CRisleyD Katherine Ameele CCourtevilleJ Walter Palmer 1906 No Class IVIIXI 1907 Flossie Barker KKeymell Myrtle Keymel Margaret Connor Willard Brandt 1908 Maud Vanlngen CR1sleyD Nora Barker lPeerJ Grace Truax Agnes Foley Arthur Mepham Matie Ameele lD1kemanJ 1909 Charles Russell May Gates CSheldonD Nora Connor KDuffyJ Anna Connor CTaylorJ 1910 Minnie Thomas fMerzJ Nina Dudley fMasonJ Mattie Kelley CLansonJ Stella O'Nel1 1911 Alma Rouch Bertha Hospers fBrownJ Anna Tummonds CMephamJ Floyd Mepham Ada Belle Cone fSuterD Dr. C. Stuart Nash Freeman Allena Leon Roland Lucy Murphy Grace Middleton CBrownD Faith Page CTr1mbleJ 1912 Mae Tummonds lP1fer7 Irma Huxley CGriffithJ Isabella Nash lMagieJ Marie Huston CVerDowJ Grace Woodhams KNewtonD Ruth Smouten CBor1sD Julia Root CMorthorpeJ Murray Ransley 1913 Anna Ameele lHospersJ Clara Foley KRomerJ Mildred Huxley Fanny Eaton Kweeksl Edna Young lRansleyJ 1914 Millard Brandt Mary Adams Marie Stone 1915 Magdaline Murphy Marion Vanlngen CPayneJ Earl Hall Bertha Plntler Clarence Flowers Violet VanLare fPorrey7 1916 Pauline Fitzgerald lVanHallD Grace Ransley fStel1J Maude Middleton lschuttl Wilbur Pintler Susie Leenhoutsa ,. 1917 Marvin Bushart Irving Hodges 1918 Harold Burden Mabel Hill 1919 Irene Pratt Ethel Slocum KSnitzelJ Frances Church KRuffellJ 1920 Avis Pratt KPlaceJ Dorothy Brewer Clrwinl Ida Allen QMcChesneyD Lawrence Schnetzer 1921 Mildred Augustine KFotchJ Gladys Brandt K Pratt J Frances Fisher KRisleyD Ethel VanLare lOsterhoutJt Arthur Schimerhorn Karl Raup 1922 Hazel Porrey CChryslerJ Harold Smithw Ruth Church CBushwoodD Cora Ameele CMichielsonD Ethel York CSchaapJ Etheleen Michielson Elvena Weeks KDeR1ghtD 1925 Myrtle Allen fDeMayJ Beulah Brandt lBossJ Violetta Finkle CRichmondJ Gladys Herbert lConeD Maurice Maher Norman Beach Pearle Leenhouts Cloise Swearingen 1924 Carlton Cone Ethel Young fHargraveD Coralie Covell KLynchJ Orian Stevens fBeachJ Louise Cann !AmesJ Doris Huxley Elsie Brown fPerk1nsl Louise Verdine fHartnagelD Lelah Rouch KCraneD Glenna Porrey Arretha Verdine CFosdickJ Mary LeFrois Genevieve Foley lForrestD Lelia Hlse KMasonJ Donald Fewster Harold Fewster Mason Stevens Raymond Middleton Melville Sheahen Smith Pratt 1925 Esther Dickinson CMcCaggJ Hermia Hallauer fRaitingJ cnfton Esley Clara Lebbert lBenderl 4Deceased 1925 Arline Risley CSheahenJ Doris Thompson fLukeJ Beatrice Palmer CPeerD Carolyn Fuller Ernestlne Fuller KVerburgD Oleta Conrow CMiddletonJ Doris Bel CRaupl - Dorothea McCarty CK1ngJ 1927 Rexford Ransley Myron Leenhouts Anna Mogue Gordon Allen Homer Barnhart Ethel Leenhouts QHopkinsJ Ruth Schimerhorn fAmeeleD Max VerDow A Neva wemes Lester Ameele 1928 Marjorie Williams KChapmanJ Stephen Sheppard Clarence Becker Argetha Henderson KStarkl Eunice Lansona David Craven Lorenzo,Palmer Isabel Fewster fHur1butJ Sofia Roderiquez Marjorie Millard 1929 Gladys Sheahen KBurdgel Roberta Robertson Raymond Peer Roswell Pratt Lois Palmer CCass1 Alice Lovette KVanNorwayJ William Johns Viola Treese CParsonsJ Fern Huxley KPa1merD Edith Draves lAllenJ Meredith Dadswell fRussellJ Thelma Carr CDeLass7 Leah Brockman Floyd Ameele Arthur Alborn 1930 Ruth Allen a Florence Baart CMephamJ Irene Hennessey CDoyle7 Marie Leenhouts lBeachJ Osmond Hamlin Rockwell Hatch 4 Earl Robertson Donald Tobin Scott Cass James Eaton Darwin Tummonds 1931 Dorothy Thompson CR1sleyJ Geraldine DeMall1e CH1llJ Leigh H111 Kenneth Cass Ruth Draves Mildred Koch Earl Watson Wilbur Kirkland Floyd Keymel Norton Waterman Van Risley 1952 Frances Beach lRiker7 Kenneth Boekhout Carolyn Brundrige lHaskinsJ Fern Brundrige Harold Bruzee Joseph Cass Anna Cornelius Alice Elmhurst lvalonel Ruth Faas Leon Grandin Winifred Hayden CKurtzJ Norman Hulbert Marjorie Johns Ethel Lebbert Hendrine Leenhouts fStevensJ Helen mason CEsleyJ Myrna Pelton CWurtz7 Esther Perrin QBeach5 Marjorie Porray Maylon Riker Carlton Slocum Beatrice Smith CCroucherJ Helen Spink fHutch1ngsJ Eleanor Vandewater KLeatyJ Katheryn Waterman CMuirheadJ Ernest Wiedrich Howard Tallie Garth VerDow Floyd Norton Marguerite Smith 1933 Eunice Alborn CMarshallJ Milton Ameele Gladys Buys Lwhitcombl Lena Cimino QRoanol Pauline Davis xlsraeli Pearl Eaton CKe1sengerJ Floyd Foley Theodore Gardner Bernard Porray Alan Gates Lenora Hayden CMcMahonJ Ruth Haydenjcgntinj George Hulbert Howard Hurley Dorothy Johns Dorothy Kiphut fDoyleD Elton Lake Robert Mattison Madeline McCarty John Ritico Mildred Treese fTa11ieJ Gertrude Truax Eileen Vandewater CFoleyJ Mildred Welch Cwheelerl 1934 Thomas Agnello Bernadette Albright lHermanceD Lillian Barker Stella Biesada CGeddesJ Robert Beach Thelma Campbell CTwltteyD Ernest Carpenter Everet Dadswelle Smith DeCoster Roger Keymel Judson Mason Julia Mattlson Katherine Mattison CH1ncherl J oha. lcllahon Viola Molner CKnorrD Engartha Gardner KPorrayD Kenneth Porray Hugh Risley Marjorie Trimble Cwassdorfl Anna DeRight CKeeleyD Cornelia DeRoo Ruth Gates Doris Grandin Mary Hollebrand fDeLavol Ava Keymel QGay1ordJ Marjorie RouchCP1erceJ .Charles Schaefer Ruth Thompson KBumgartnerl Pearl Treese CSoudanl Walter Priestly Mildred Vandewatere Robert Waterman 1935 Durwood Allena Stanley Baart Frederick Cantin Frank Cass Ruth Cass Arlene Davis CM1nsterD Oliver Davis Raymond DeGroot June Eisentrager Norton Engleson Wilson Fosdick Lawrence Keeley Beryl HamlinKBuel1l Elsie King KSouthwellJ Ralph Lanson Charles McCarty Edward Merkel Paul Millard Robert Rugg Lauretta Sheahen Shirley Thompson KPr1nsenJ Lorraine Todd 1936 Andrew Beinschroth Virginia Bushwood Viola Buys Norton Eaton Helen Gates George Hill Chester Lake Reindert Lammes Isabel Lanson. Willard Lee Betty Maher Howard Mattison Virginia Page Kventural Louise Palen Evelyn Perrin CBa1leyJ Virginia Porrey Margaret Schaefer QBurgerl Leo Smith Luella Tack CVerDowJ Leighton Thomas Jean VerCrouse Wilma Wemes KRogalskiJ Harwin Wood Neal Warlnga 1937 John Agnello James Beneway Jean Brown Carroll Campbell Paul Davis Richard Davis Elizabeth DeGroot Irene DeGroot gspearsl William Downf Evelyn Ebert Eleanore Emerlck KMcCormickJ Marion Esley KGatesJ Mildred Foley Levina namellnk lMcKayJ Mary Elizabeth Hickey Gordon Hulbert Leo Kelley Luther Keymel Walter Link Jack McCarty Arthur Merkel Lucllle Porray Paullne Rogalski Betty Rooney Helen Schaffer CHartJ Gwendolyn Ver Dow QLungerD Jack Waterman - 1938 Fay Arnold Onnalee Bel Evelyn Burnett Olive Eaton CCaryJ Gordon Ebert Lorraine Fees Grace Galvin Brayton Gardner Betty Johns Lelia Klng Raymond Link Ruth Loftus Frances Lomondo Anna Elizabeth Maguire Donald Merhoff Cornelius O'Kay Julla Palmer Josephine Pitts Robert Porrey Virginia Rugg John Schu acher Frank Updaw Geraldine Vandewater Florence Van Putten Eleanor Wooster 1939 Gage Albrlght Rita Albright Jean Balley Hazel BDPKSP Ellen Beneway Paul Carr Herbert Corkish Warren Davis Jane De Groot Mabel De Groot Kenneth Eaton Howard Fisher Elizabeth Foley Herbert Furber Wilma harris Reta Hart Leon Johnson Bernice Keeley iMitchellB Robert Latt Jane Loftus Leona Manktelow Grace Mason CVande Viverl Helen Mattison Robert McGowan Elizabeth Mepham Marjorie Perr1n lLansberryJ Mary Ellzabeth Pierce Darlene Porray ,George Reuger Durwood Stevens Mildred Taber lhamllnkl Bruce Thompson Arllne Trlou Ruth Vande Walle iKeymelJ Louise Van Hulle Phyllis Ver Dine Esther Wemes Lawrence Wemes Robert Whitbourne Gerald Wooster William Waringa 1940 Allen Albright Donald Anderson Betty Bel Gerard Cantin Grace Catalano Loren Cornelius Janis Covey Marie Davis Marjorie De Groot Joe Di Rose Eugene Dixon Emory Faulks Mabel Flatt Joseph Gruttadaurion Virginia Hart Leola Hubrlght Evelyn Jennett iTummondsl Virginia Johns Eleanor Maguire Norman McGowan Geraldine Merhoff Betty Porrey Dorothy Ruffell Elmer Schimerhorn Herbert Spink Ellsworth Thompson harold Van Updorp Elaine Ver Dow Ernestine Wemes David Wooster 7 f' lp O ounw snake M I QD X Cm YDN5 X y W! f f f JT W ,Z --4 7 a5 I MN bows M25 -12g I We N -Xl! W -- 1..., max W I 7 M, fx Jnajraljl A Mus Sgmlls X , 571605 4 +kQ fgho Cans e f Ooq ,N Burn Kfcls -- 26 rn 'fo I ?,..,4-2 My-s'hcK! Mimi' I ,LN ,,...-- T EJu.f-af' lx Ld 'tap on -HW liuuxndow --- -Q a1'+r'6c.'1' 'H-.Q SQPY-.5 which Zhqfi I 'Hulse 43 'f59I GEL 100W I K 7 -----x XF gg ......g.... LT S ummm Oo lh lm sp l l Vuaxt i:LeL-LB +R asa A --lj -in his gin-n CISEKQ, 2 I C7h'fG r- a l I MQ haf sca+ ww!-M a Poxh-ggcgi pm bon, Dr-BICQ ,-N Dwhpan 'Doyla Amaizewr Dev2lqPzr- XX1f'u' X ov- -t 3 6 sldfi., e. Ball PORTRALLTS In This Book B7 MOSER STUDIO, ING. 27 Clinton Avenue, North Rochester, New York Compliments of ALMmKINDER'S RED AND WHITE FOOD STORE Groceries - Meats - Vegetables Dial 5201 Compliments of HARRY SCHAAP Groceries Ontario, N. Y. Everything For Music Mail k Phone Orders Given Prompt Attention LEVIS MUSIC STORES 33 South Ave. R 412 E. Main St. Rochester, N. Y. Compliments of ONTARIO STORAGE CORPORATION We take this opportunity to announce that FLOYD POLE! is our sales representative for Ontario, Our Company joins with Floyd in extending our oongratulations and best wishes to the CLASS OF 1941 ROCHESTER GAS E ELECTRIC CORPORATION Compliments of ELMER J. BREWER Compliments of A. W. RISLEY a SONs Meats - Groceries - Drugs Compliments of HOWK k MEPHAM Dry Goods Dial 2811 Store Open Evenings Compliments of LORAN B. BEL Electrical Contractor Compliments of Dial 3971 Ontario Center, Compliments of BAARTVS MARKET Highest Quality Meats I. G. A. Groceries Dial 3791 N. Y. EDITH M. PRATT and ROSWELL 5. PRATT All Types of Old Line Insurance Dial 2541 Ontario, N. Y. Compliments of VENIsHEL's HARDWARE Ontario Center, N. Y. Compliments of JOHN E. FOLEY Compliments of ONTARIO GOLF CLUB The Ideal Spot Fbr Golfing We Cater to Dinner Parties Compliments of M. J. 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Bowl Fbr Recreation and Health at GOETZMAN'S BOWLING HALL Ontario, New York WBow1 Your Cares Awayn Six Sanctioned Alleys In A Row Will Open September 1, 1941 Compliments of LOUIS R ZELMA'S Beauty and Barber Shop Phone 2531 Ontario A. N. MARTLN SONS, INC. Lumber and Building Materials Webster, N. Y. Compliments of WOOSTER FRUIT FARMS IND Union Hill, N. Y. Compliments of H. M. BRUSH Williamson, New York SMART SHOES For The Occasion You can't have fun if your feet hurt Expert Arch a Shoe Fltters G. E. HODGES CO. Williamson, N. Y. Compliments of BLAKE'S PHARMACY THE REXALL STORE Williamson, N. Y. C mpliments of ONTARIO RESTAURANT Mr. Lyon, Proprietor Light Lunches and Regular Meals Borden Ice Cream in Bulk SUNOCO PRODUCTS General Auto Maintenance 'lust West Of The Villanen MERZ GARAGE AND SERVICE Webster Compliments of IRENE'S BEAUTY SHOPPE Phone Palmyra 25P5--Walworth, N. Y. Compliments of J. P. KOHLMAN HUXLEY CHEVROLET Chevrolet, Oldsmobile G. M. C. 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