Ontario High School - Echo Yearbook (Ontario, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 55 of the 1942 volume:

I f N TH! C lBSS Of N42 prisms jp X X7 ,Nw-J I Tlll HMO 1 1 l?lQ lllll Attention! We present the twentieth edition of Ontario High Schoo1's yearbook. This year we have endeavored to show you all sides of our school life. We hope that this book will serve as a reminder of your pleasant school days to many of you. This year the nEchon has been based on a patriotic theme and dedicated to our soldiers who are fighting in all parts of the world. We wish to thank the faculty, especially Miss Smith, Miss Pottinger, Miss McCreery, Mr. Sykes and.Ihu Drews for their help in producing our yearbook. Pvt. John Agnello Pvt. Ralph Lanson Pvt. Gage E. Albright Pvt. Walter F. Link Pvt. Clinton Barker F. Donald Merhoff,'U. S. N Pvt- Leon Bomt Tech. Sgt. Edward Merkel Pvt. Ernest Carpenter Sgt. Arthur Merkel Sgt. Francis Cass Pvt. Luther Mdchaelson .Pvt. Anthony Catalano Pvt. John Musso Capt. William Chapman Pfc. George Plummer Pvt. Warren Davis Cand. Rexford Ransley Richard M. Davis, U. S. Pvt. Ronald Scharett Pvt. Oliver Davis Sgt. Leo Smith Pvt. William De Dee Sgt. William Suwyn Pvt. Peter De Mink Pvt. Glen Swart Pvt. Wendell Dickinson Pfc. A. J. Seen Sgt. James N. Engleson Pvt. Cornell Van der Lyke Sgt. Wilson Fosdick Pvt. Lester Van Enwyck Pvt. Brayton Gardner Pvt. John W. Waterman Pfc. Robert E. Ingraham Pvt. Earl Watson Pvt. w1111em Johns' Pvt. William Weaver Pvt. Lewis Kau Sgt. Ernest Lee Weidrich Pvt. Vincent Kelly Pvt. Leo C. Kelly Pvt. Floyd Keymel i2 L. fig - - ' I -,, v 1 K X F, i W' X' -'lunun....,, X X X . x J e. 'I Y .41 fy gxixx 477 t -Q, ,v 7 The 1942 yearbook has been dedicated to Mr. Robert Colburn who served as our coach for the last two years. This year because of unavoidable circumstances he had to leave in mid-term. As our coach, Mr. Colburn never gave up the fight, even when we were losing. He was well liked by the whole student body. He helped anyone in anyway he could and was appreciated-by all. To put it as one student did, NNothing is missed until one cannot have it. Mr. Colburn, we hope that someday you will be able to return to Ontario High School. I2 ll MONO 'Rza f w MICH MMM BOARD OF EDUCATION The members of the Board of Education are: Floyd L. Risley, Presidenty John Baart, Peter Moll, Glen Spink, Merton Vandewalle, Frank Vanderwater, Lloyd Williamsg Carl B. Mepham, Treesurerg Arthur Risley, Clerk. The committees are as follows: Teachers Committee Floyd L. Risley Merton Vandewalle Frank Vandewater Purchasing Committee 'Building and Groqnds Qommittee John Baart Peter Moll Frank Vandewater Glen Spink Auditing Committee Merton Vandewalle Merton Vandewalle Lloyd Williams Frank Vandewater Ulm Od' SDD f-+5 00: ?aP -S I 'YJI o CI :Us 2? f-E' QW '48 'ld' s E '? 4 QU! 'U 25' EN' Ds Tie Qc u -4 r15 'l-' l-4 Eu P' I-lb I-lo H SDSU EH' KD 'I-' 0 QQ ns gun 0 'U U4 WD B 5 D- 0 '1 5 P Cf 0 '1 al.. 2 T ' 1 'f 3 f!'lN ,ef Q -vG- .BX X945 , -. lil, I '3'l-2 .. U, 1 'Q ...J xx 4 Q an t j 9 , Ad ' 1' X . x 1 I . 'jk ff ki A.. . f Q-Q TO THE CLASS OF 1942 An old Negro was complaining that the railroad would not pay him for his mule, which it had killed--no, would not even give him back his rope. Wwhgt ropeqn, he was asked. nwhy, suh, he answered, nde rope dat I tied de mule on the track wlf.U Perhaps, like the old Negro, we all expect too much of life, Class of 1942. There are times when we are unable to make adjustments because we do expect too much. During our 12 years together I have grown to know each and every one of you as a friend. It has been our job, your teachers and myself, to help you make adjustments in your lives and to prepare you for life itself. Often we have had to say nnou when it would have been far easier to have said nyesu. At the time you may not have known lt, but it was our purpose to ready you for the hard knocks of the ncold, crueln world. The only way to become a good basketball or tennis player is to play the game. It does no great good to read a book on the subject and then expect to step out on the court and play a brilliant game. You become a good player only through actual game experience. Life is filled with disappointment as well as success. When we full to make the proper adjustments we become embittered. Your school life has been planned, not only to.have you prepare lessons, recite and take examinations: far more than that, your school life has been set up to help you learn to live. Your school life has been pleasant for the most part. Yet your training here has been most valuable to you where you have met failure as well as success: where you have been tested as to whether you can take orders and criticismg and where you have had the opportunity to profit by your mistakes. One of my chief joys in a long line of teaching years has been the receipt of many letters from former Ontario boys-our boys--who are now in service camps throughout the United States. Nearly every ending contains some small word of apprecia- tion for the grand experiences which the writer has had when he attended your Alma Mater. Mhny of these boys have been promoted and we are proud of their records. Now comes the time for you to leave us. We regret seeing you leave, believe it or not. However, we are looking forward to hearing from you again. we shall rejoice with you when you achieve fame, and we shall feel for you if sorrow enters your lives. To us, you are always 'our boys and girlsn. Good luck and God bless you, Class of 1942. STAIT FACULTY This year we have been very unfortunate in losing so many members of the faculty. Miss Lucille Smith left before Thanksgiving vacation because of her health. Mrs. Gardner replaced her for the reset of the year. Miss Glenna Hallauer left February 20 because of ill health. Mrs. Howk took her place for the -remaining term. Mr. Robert Colburn did not come back after 'Christmas' vacation since his father' was very ill. The position was filled by Mr. Howard Winslow. Mr. Max Sykes left May 1 to join the Flying Cadets. Mrs. Harold Fewster is taking his place for the rest of the year. Next year Miss Marguerite Thape will be teaching at Le Roy High School. Mr. Winslow will be teaching at Harley School.' Miss Barber and Miss McCreery don't know what they will do. Miss Elizabeth Smith is also leaving. At the present time our faculty consists ofa- William H. Drews, B. S., Principalg Pauline M. Drake, Secretary, Girls' Physical Educationg Jean Pottinger, B. A., English, Social Studies, Librarian, Dramaticsg Elizabeth M. Smith, B. A., French, English, Journslismg Marguerite E. Thape, B. A., Mathematics, Sclenceg Anita F. Cross, B. A., Latin, European Historyg Lloyd McGowan, B. S., Agricultureg Hugh Robertson, B. M.,,Instrumental Musicg Howard Winslow, B. S., Physical Educationg Marjorie McCreery, B. A., Art,g Mildred Gardner, Musicg Jean Barber, B. S., Home Economicsg Rose Fevaeter, B. S., Commerceg Stella McLymond, Eighth Gradeg Marie Calkins, Seventh Grade: Patricia Crichton, Sixth Gradeg Urlla McLymond, Fifth Gradeg Alma Howk, ,Fourth Gradeg Jennie Brown, Third Gradeg Gertrude Doyle, Second Gradeg and Iuhrianne La Salle, First Grade. Top-- H. Winslow, J. Pottinger, P. Crichton, A. Cross, M. Calkins, M. Thape, E. Smith Middle-- M. LaSalle, G. Doyle, A. Howk, J. Barber, M. McCreery,4 P. Drake, J. Brown Bottom-- S. McLymond, L. McGowan, H. Robertson, W. Drews, M. Gardner, M. Sykes, U. McLymond Q fir' al e ' , , 5 M fl 1'4- 'hf it fi iii If lit iii!! itil' K I' 5144 A QW, Vjnm, lima, Vfaaw Flo d Burnett: Hobby, Dancing, Musicg Wants to be railroad station agentg Glee Club 3g Timglingg Senior Play 43 Student Council Vice President 3g Cheerleader l,2,3g Bowling 4g Dramatlcs 2g Echo 4g Sports 3. Betty Cass: Hobby, Dancingg Wants to be home economics teacherg Plans, Collegeg s ness Manager Senior Playg Manager for Magazine Contest 4g Sports l,2,5,4g President 5g Glee Club lg A-Z Club 4g J-A-Z Club 53 Echo 3,43 Dance Club 2,33 Vice President 2g Assistant Librarian 4g Athletic Association 4, Valedictorian 4. Norma Collier: Hobby, Musicg Plans, Undecidedg Wants to be teacherg Echo 45 'HIE fligE'Es Z3 Assembly Committee I5,4g J-A-Z Vice President C53 A-Z Club 4g Senior Marshal 5g Band l,2,5,4g Glee Club 1,53 Vics lg Senior Play 4g Dance Club 5g Sports l,2,3,4g Orchestra 33 State Contest 53 Brass Quartet 5g Assistant Librarian 4g Vocational Guidance 4. Loerrane Cornelius: Hobby, Drivingg Plans, Undecidedg Wants to be U.S.A. pilot: Dance CIu5 E,5g Sports l,2,3,4g Echo Sy Highlights 2,5. Batt guvelierr Hobby, Eatingg Plans, Workingg Wants to be undecidedg Sports l,2,5g Dance CIuE I,2,5g J-A-Z 37 A-Z Club 4g Senior Play Manager 4g Highlights 4. Evel DeGroot: Hobby, Dancing: Plans, Nursing Schcolg Wants to be nurse: Sports l,2,5,47 UrcEestra I,E,5g Glee Club 1,23 Senior Play 4: Echo 3,43 Vice President 33 J-A-Z Club 3g A-Z Club 4g Highlights 45 Dance Club 2. Bruce Dickinson: Hobby, Gunsg Plans, Cornell Veterinary Collegeg Wants to be veterinariang Sports I,E,3,4g Band l,2,5,4g F.F.A. 2,3,4g Foto Fiends 45 Ag. Baseball 2,5g Ag. Basketball 4g F.F.A. Pres. 4g Speaking Contest 4g Dance Club 3. Frances D1 Rose: Hobby, Nbvies, Singing: Plans, Undecidedg Wants to be worker in a 5usIness'5fTIceg Echo 47 J-A-Z Club 33 A-Z Club Secretary-Treasurer 4g Dance Club 5g Highlights 4: Glee Club 1,2,5g Sports l,2,5,4g Assistant Librarian 4. D ffwfweedglif,-..ef an-. QS 'Pl' alles 1 :al at fff-fwfr' Annette Goetzman: Hobby, Bowl1ng3 Plans, Undecided3 Wants to be housew1fe3'Echo 2,3,43 ts 2,313 J-A-Z Club 33 A-Z Club 43 Sports 1,2,5,4: Senior Play 43 Puppet Club 23 Speaking Contests 13 Assistant Librarian 33 Glee Club l,2,33 Dance Club 3. Shirle Hart: Hobby, Having Fun, Plans, Undec1ded3 Wants to be good worker3 Athletic XssocIatIon,4: Dance Chmb 33 ArZ Club 43 J-A-Z Club 33 Hiking Club 13 Puppet Club President3 Apple Blossom Queen 33 Band l,2,3,43 Glee Club 2,31 Class Vice President 43 Class Treasurer 13 Echo 4. X Elsie Hollebrandz Hobby, Enjoying Herselfg Plans, School of COMMSTCBQ Wants to be private secretaryg Highlights 43 Echo 3,43 Glee Club l,2,33 Hiking Club 13 Sports l,2,3,43 Tumbling Club 43 J-A-Z Club 33 A-Z Club Vice President 43 Class Vice President 13 Assistant Librarian 3,43 Dance Club 2,33 Clarinet Trio 43 Senior Play 43 Band l,2,3,43 State Clarinet Trio 3. Lois Hos ers: Hobby, Music: Plans, Undecided? Wants to be HUPSBQ Echo 43 Sports l,2,3,43 Tumbling Uhxb 3,43 Senior Play 43 J-A-Z Club 33 A-Z Club 4g Orchestra 2. Lmriel In rahamr Hobby, Danc1ng3 Plans, Undecided3 Wants to be HUPSBQ Highlights 3,43 X-Z CTu5 gresiaent 43 J-A-Z Club 33 Dance Club 2,3: Class Secretary 43 Senior Play 43 Glee Chxb l,2,33'Fports 1,2,3,43 Tumbling Club 3,43 Assistant Librarian 43 Athletic Association 43 Vocational Guidance 4 Jean Kin r Hobby, Singing: Plans, School of Commerceg Wants to be private SBCPBLBPIQ Echo 3,43 Band l,2,3,43 Dance Ch1o 3,51 J-A-Z Chzb 33 A-Z Club 43 Senior Play 43 Dance Chairman 43 Highlights 5,43 Glee Club l,2,33 Sports l,2,3,43 Assistant Librarian 43 Class Secretary 33 Hiking Club 2. Robert Mason: Hobby, Raising Holsteins, Showing them, Run Motored Equipmentg Plans, UOPHBIIQ Wants to be BMHSSGQ Highlights 5,43 Science Club 23 Glee Club 2,33 Dance Club 2,33 Senior Play 43 Echo 23 Foto Fiends 5,4: Assembly Committee 43 Assistant Librarian 5,4j F.F.A. 2,3,4. Donald Risleg: Hobby, Having heaps of fung Plans, R. B. I. Wants to be satisfiedg Xctivlt es, rchestra l,2,33 Highlights l,2,3,43 Band l,2,3,43 Puppet Club 1,23 Senior Play 43 Assistant Librarian 43 Fbto Fiends 23 Echo l,2,3,43 Dance Chzb 2,33 Student Council 4: 3511401112 Clerk 4-3 Glee Club 2,33 Class President 4. vfwewffywfw Qlwww MMM f rl? 1 25.413 Q' 5 Marian Schaefer: Hobby, Anythingg Plans, Undecidedg Wants to be stenographer3 Senior MErsEal 53 Senfor Play Manager 43 Highlights 3,42 Dance Club 3,43 Echo 5,43 Assistant Librarian 43 J-A-Z Club 33 A-Z Club 43 Sports 1,2,5,4: Tumbling 4. Borden Slocumr Hobby, Driving Carg Plans, School of Commerceg Wants to be business executiveg Glee Club 2,53 Highlights l,2,3,43 Echo 2,3,43 Assistant Librarian 3,43 Senior Play 43 Sports 43 Dance Club 5. Harr Van Norwa r Hobby Sports' Plans Navy- Wants to be navy man- Sports 1 2 5 4' Easegaflf' a11 l,2:5,4. , , ' ' ' , , ' Gerald Waterman: Hobby, Anythingg Plans, Undecided3 Wants to be engineerg Sports 1,33 EanH 1,23 Camera Club 33 Dance Club 2,53 Senior Play 43 Athletic Association 4g Echo 4. William Yotter: Hobby, Collectingg Plans, Jobg Wants to be undecidedg Sports 2,53 Echo 43 F.F.X. 2,53 Assistant Librarian 4. ' v7-50.9 .fxnww 0 C- .Tk G LIE TE F-I TS SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Once more graduation comes around. Our class, as all other classes have before us, thinks that our group is the best that ever graduated from Ontario High. Of course, we have done some outstanding things to make us believe that this is true of our class. In 1958 we entered our first year of high school with thirty-nine members in the class As ugreenn freshmen, Miss Cross was our adviser. Gerald Harris was chosen as class President with Elsie Hollebrand to assist him. Gerald Waterman was Secretary and Shirley Hart was Treasurer. In November we had a class party in the school gymnasium. We decided to keep our class motto nNo reward without effort,W our class flower, the yellow rose, and our colors, blue and gold. In 1939 we organized with the following officers: Robert Mason, Presidentg Betty Cass Vice Presidentg Elberta Davis, Treasurer. A few of our class members left us in our sophomore year. M . Funnell was our leader for this year. We participated in more entertainment this year by having three parties. We finished the year with a picnic at Holland's In 1940 Harris, Vice party in the than usual. Cove. we re-organized under Miss Pottinger. We chose Betty Cass, President, Gerald President: Jean King, Secretaryg and Donald Risley, Treasurer. We had a fall and got our junior rings. Our rings were a different type of ring In May we had our Junior Prom, which was very successful. Again we ended the year with a picnic at Ho1land's Cove. For our last lap in our four year march we chose Donald Risley to keep our twenty- three in order, with Shirley Hart to help him. Muriel Ingraham was Secretary and Gerald Harris, Treasurer. Miss Cross was again our guide. Gerald Harris left us to go to Williamson High, so Gerald Waterman was chosen to fill his place. Our talented members of the class staged a three act comedy called uPoor Dear Edgarn. This, as all other things we have done, was successful too. At Easter time six of our adventurous seniors stormed to the Capitol of our nation, Washington, D. C. After a three day stay there we marched on to New York City where we npainted the town red.' After a week of gallivanting we came back home ready to settle down and work for the last quarter. We held a round and square dance and did very well on the selling of magazines and senior candy. Our two outstanding members are Betty Cass, valedictorian and Donald Risley, salutatorian. Tonight we are gathered here for almost the last time. Whether or not we have been successful will be proven in the years to come. by Jean King Cl SSIEICATI NS WHAT THE SWAMI PREDICTS I am the Great Swami. I am looking into the crystal ball to see what the future holds for this year's seniors. Look! ------ Look!! ------ Look!!! I see -------- -------- 2-QI Cuvelier-Yes, she's working in Palmyra. Who is that tall young man that makes her blush so? arg Eg-1 Norway-I say-he's quite a bluejacket swabbing the decks. Th-ah-ah! Don't splash that water too far! Borden Slocum-Really! He's a playboy out for a trip in his yacht. Gerald Waterman-Look at that ball go! It's a strike and he's just fanned Joe D1 Maggie. Yes, indeed, he's a b-ig league pitcher. Loerrane Cornelius-The Sergeant's delight. This is his third week straight in- the guardhouse. lHe's been in the arm three weeksb. It seems the Sergeant doesn't trust him. gg-tl gg-gi- Coed and President of the class. Remember she once said her uppermost desire was to be able to sleep all day! Donald Rislez-Still a mad editor. -Qi -M3533-Chicken farmer-Why?-He puts all his eggs in one basket. Shirley -12:2-Glamour girl plus in Meter-Goldfinch-LUer's newest picture The Gorgeous G011es. Muriel Ingraham-A bride-She's marching-down the-aisle to the tune of Lohengrin . Marian Schaefer-A milk maid-She practices on school time. -F-3:-Ll Burnett-Bookie-He takes your bets on any race anywhere in the U. S. Qi Hospers-Chemistry teacher-She's teaching her class the principles of good behavior. ' r Q -12:-la. Collier-She's wearing a veil and orange blossoms and she's marching down t e aisle, too. What do you know! It's a double wedding. 6 - 4 Frances Q Rose-Waitress in a ducky little restaurant. You duck in one doo A out the other. ' Q William Yotter-The answer to his favorite expression I want to be alone is fihmfknn tx his 200 acre farm in Wisconsin. TX ' X' Elsie Hollebrand-Secretarial glamour girl. Annette Pruchniak-Shopping in Garfinkles' in Washington, D. C. Will you loo at t e Rolls Royce waiting for her! E!-U22 Dickinson- Hoes doctor. ' Evelgg -If' Q3-gg-tfPro.f'ess1onal jitterbug-She's teaching Arthur Imrray do a Conga. X Lain- .King-Sea going lass-Knows her way around in spite of being lost in a fo over fa guy with a brush cut. K We, the SENIOR CLASS of 1942, town of Ontario, county of Wayne, and state of New York, being of ? mind and body, do declare this our last Will and Testament, that is to state: First: We direct that all our debts be taken care of in any way convenientg that is--by payment, fraud, bankruptcy, etc. Second: We bequeath to the following of the faculty and underclassmen from the entire Senior Class: Mr. Drews: More rationing to supervise. M . Robertson: A band that can play Sousa. Miss Pottinger: Police badges for the librarians. To To To To Miss Cross: -Brains for all those new history students. To nSlapH Mogray: A mustache cup. To the basketball team Cif there is suchlz A reverse in basketball scores. To Joyce Trimble: Jerry Waterman. q To Warren Maguire: An option on study hall during detention. To the Transportation Committee of the Athletic Association: An airplane for games. the Cheerleaders: More of the good work. WRed' Allen: The right to nntch nickels in Study Hall. John Raymor: A supply of windows so he can break one every Future Trig Students: The correct measurements of the flag To To To To day. poles To Wchickn Becker: Some more comic books to lend to people. To the Faculty: More successful Defense Rallies. - To any Class Treasurer: A class that pays its dues in advance. To Keith Trimble: A 310 bill every week with which to buy War Stamps. To Miss Smith: Bliss. To Merritt Adams: Girls. To Miss Drake: A super-duper beanery right here in town. Thirdlye The following from certain Seniors to certain individuals: From Betty Cass To Bruce Pollock: Editorship of the nannual.' From Donald Risley to Joyce Trimble: Boss of the paper. ' From Jerry Waterman to Walt Cone: His wit and humor. From Borden Slocum to Elmer Greene: The art of dancing. From Muriel Ingraham and Norma Collier to anyone: The right to be engaged. From Bruce Dickinson to Bruce Pollock: Chickens. From Lois Hospers to anyone: nSma1lpox.W From Annette Goetzman to anyone! Lessons in playing nhookie.n From Frances Di Rose to her sister, Jennie: Her quiet ways. From nLinkn Cornelius to Ed Blankenburgz Blue eyes and blond hair. From Bill Yotter to Leon Greene: Contributions to science. From Marion Schaefer to Betty Gobeyn: Vim, vigor and vitality. From Evelyn De Groot to Rosie Pitts: A car to drive to school. Lastly: To the entire student body - No homework! We, who have hereto subscribed our names, do certify, ? that the Sen as testator, subscribed its name to this document and in the presence of each of us, declared it to be their last Will and Testament, and requested us to sign our names thereto as witnesses to the execution thereof, etc. ----- t . KZ. A . 69 .FV f N .K I IAQ. gggggggy sigh sLf3L7chf:tL4JL. far X MAL6Jlh-jtigl lor Class, SEALED IQDIQDS x ,, aff fd :' .. mm A It 7 ,fx ' . 1 P, hh' n. Vx . Y I gg A xv, , 7 l 'Wim Band Rbhzarsal af' 3 :oo p.n - -fharpf 5 f.: mm ,gg .1 1 A 4 e 1, s fi? I . 3 , . A 5 Bi., Q nav-w an A 1 1- , V JA Lgggggimw yi 'Y iafif l 5 ' Harm 7 Fu n, IGM? 7?'1va-H: Fzcnncll ' A Barn Com-e.rT Cham pvohs 1.5-. W , .M X,-Wg qw w v ' ' . nff. J'-fr, Ks fbrss, f-lzfsauff Nurs-L Vhuds j, plidffl Marbks Z' Alla-1oanc1.'E .- 'KEN . ..,,. 5434! YN 'Y ' my . - - . H L ,K , . . '- . ,f--1-. vy- Hi 5 F K1 xx -A . M.,-A sw V2.4 , 1 5' Jw BU' 7 Eze' Vat-0 Lgaffnj of 'D. Rush a masr 65 I5 aah? ' Q The W1n'nSfS iw. M ' V How mud, X I-230 :Qi , II' ' ' f ,,A, -A1 mm, V fit scarid, Q 'M HHS Q 1 cmuq ,A 15 C-OW 'rw Nlr. Daw? 1' V',A l A 1 ' Q 45? W ti Top-- Abbott, Cuvelicr, Cone, Everdyke, Pugsley, Raymor Second-- Galvin, Brewer, Pugsley, Hbgray, Rissew, Woodhams, Greene Th1rd-- Mepham, Lomondo, Thompson, Smith, Nbll, Pitts, Norton, Cook Bottem-- Agnello, Pollock, Bailey, Trimble, Coyle, Miss Smith, Cook JUNIORS As freshmen the class of '45 had the following officers: Walter Cone, President, Betty M ll, Vice Presidentg Bill Coyle, Secretary, Gladys Bailey, Treasurer. At the beginning of the following year the officers were Petrina Agnello, President, Richard Cuvelier, Vice President, Betty Moll, Secretary: and David Pierce, Treasurer. In the fall of 1941 the class elected Joyce Trimble, Presidentg Bill Coyle, Vice Presidentg Gladys Bailey, Secretaryg and Bruce Pollock, Treasurer. In May they sponsored the annual Junior Prom. The class took an active part in buying war stamps. They also contributed to the Red Cross. Mies Elizabeth Smith acted as their guide during the year. SIIRCEFIIWTS PP IREILS 1 SOPHOMORES We started our freshman year with Douglas Doyle as President, Fern Wemes as Vice President, Leon Greene as Secretary, and Peggy Bogue as Treasurer. Mlss Thape was our class adviser. To start this year off with a bang, we chose Leon Greene as Presidentg Peggy Bogue as Vice Presidentg Gerald Mbcarty as Secretaryg and June De Lass as Treasurer. Our class adviser is Miss Pottinger. Mary Lou Beneway and Leon Greene took an exhibit to the Rundel Memorial Library. The exhibit was the development of the earth from the beginning to the end and the life upon it. They came back with first prize and 66.00. by Dorothy Mepham Top-- Loftus, Powers, Blankenburg, Kothiringer, Ruffell, Klapp, Place Second-- Luke, Perkins, Beneway, Grabb, Abbott, Mlchielson, Booker, Hart Third-- Trimble, Doyle, Kuttruff, D1Rose, Wemes, Kothiringer, VnnNorway, Pratt Noto , Bottom-- White, Goodwin, McCarty, DeLass, Greene, Miss Pottinger, Bogue, Triou, Fhhneetoex If-Q n 2 ww Q Q Ui f Us fsiijg Top-- Dewitt, Waringa, McCrea, Bogue, Hicks, DeNio, Adams Second-- Leuze, Barnhart, Moline, Foley, Stickel, Mbllno, Tack, Gobeyn Th1rd-- M tchell, Puglsey, Wemes, Carr, Bassage, Brockman, Campbell, Gabriel, Maguire Bottom-- Fahnestock, Everdyke, Allen, Sargent, Cuvelier, Grutt, Cappello, Mr. Sykes, Aquino FRESHMEN Betty Bassage led us through the seventh grade with Marion Biviano to help her. Bruce Cuvelier was Secretary and Gerald Brockman was Treasurer. Mrs. Calkins was our class adviser. We didn't have time for outside activities because our studies kept us too busy. To start our eighth grade, Dorothy Sargent was the capable President while Marion Biviano was Vice President. Janet Carr and Robert Bogue were elected Secretary and Treasurer respectively. Miss McLymond was our class adviser. Upon entering high school, we chose Bruce Cuvelier, Presidentg Dorothy Sargent, Vice Presidents Harold Allen, Secretaryg Micky Gruttadaurio, Treasurer. Bb. Sykes is our class adviser. Class meetings are held the first Wednesday of every month. During the winter we had a skating party at the Mill Pond. Everyone enjoyed himself. by Dorothy Mepham uf PRIWXTES ,lk 6 8 :iv fl HNIHS THE EIGHTH GRADE As seventh graders this class of '46 elected as president, Walter Farog V100 President' Arlene Hartg secretary, Jeannette Gabrielg Treasurer, Gerald Vanderstyne. This year the class officers are John Noto, Presidentg Ruth Bauch, Vice Presidentg Walter Faro, Secretary and Duncan Buell, Treasurer. In April this grade held their class party in the gym. At the beginning of the year they donated more money than any other class in school to the American Red Cross. The whole grade bought war stamps. Early in the year they won the magazine contest. During the school year three of their class members moved away: Robert MacDonald, Jean Weber and Donald Roberts. Miss Stella MbLymond acted as guide for the class during the years Top-- Harte, Heinsberger, Sobtzick, Meli, Allen, Cantin, Benedict Second-- Almekinder, Campesi, Lowe, DeSyne, Schimerhorn, Grace, Whitbourne, Fillmore Th1rd-- Vanderstyne, Brown, Benedict, Palmer, Gabriel, Dickinson, Zlcari, Gage, Aquino Bottom-- Terry, Campesi, Faro, Bauch, Noto, Buell, Miss Imlgmond, McKegg N W 'Ve' . fa 1 5 E. f - U 43 WAKE' 5 'I 7 fx -.-1 Ta Top-- Bauch, Mitchell, Anderson, Almekinder, Llljenquist, Sarazyn, Vanhall Second-- Norton, Faro, Abbott, DeTaye, Youngman, Agnello, Britton Third-- Faas, Gates, Catalino, Sargent, Cuvelier, DeLass, Whitcomb, Burden Bottom-- Marzerlla, Sheahen, Bushwood, Augustine, Vandewalle, Schimerhorn, Mrs. Calkins, Gabriel THE SEVENTH GRADE Our Class started school in 1935 with Miss La Salle as our teacher. Our second and third grade teachers were Miss Urlla NbLymond and Mrs. Brown. In the fourth grade six new students joined our class. They came in from the district schools. Miss Glddlngs was our teacher, and under her supervision, we organized our first club. We even used typewriters for a month. In the fifth grade five more members joined our increasing class. Again we had Liss Urlla McLymond for our teacher. Miss Clarke was our teacher for the sixth grade. In September 1941, we entered Junior high with 52 members. Mrs. Calkins was our left us and one more joined us from Newark High elected officers in the fall to keep our class in as President with Hilda Augustine to assist him. the books and Jane Schimerhorn to keep the money. teacher. Three of our classmates School, making a total of 30. We order. We chose Mark Vande Walle Richard Ameele was chosen to keep Kenneth Faas was our Student Representative. Our class has a meeting once a month and parties on special days. We are proud to tell you that we have all been saving our money to buy war stamps. RIQC I IT by Jean King . 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'xx K Editor Betty Cass Assistant Editor Bruce Pollock Features William Yotter Catherine Norton Mary Lou Beneway Literary Jean King Dorothy Mepham Mildred Brewer Advertising Norma Collier Gerald Waterman Donald Risley Petrina Agnello ECHO 2224335 Muriel Ingraham Jean King Frances D1 Rose Arline Rissew Annette Goetzman Elsie Hollebrand Hhrian Schaefer Athletics Borden Slocum Evelyn De Groot John Raymor Gladys Bailey Art and Humor Annette Goetzman Walter Cone Arline Rissew Donald Ri s ley Alumni Lois Hospers Beryle Thompson Snagshots Shirley Hart Mariorle Smith Lorraine Cook Circulation Elsie Hollebrand Carline Cook Business hnager Marian Schaefer Virginia Woodhams Advisers Miss Smith Miss Mccreery Mlss Pottinger Mr. Sykes Ll fl I m!!'lLrAk H' 'fl S ' B fH2i,12l n3lzv', Douglas Powers Gerald NbCarty Top-- Yotter, Cone, Raymor, Mr. Sykes, Waterman, Risley, Slocum Second-- Brewer, Goetzman, Hospers, King, Hart, Burnett, Rissew, Woodhams Third-- Miss Pottinger, Hollebrand, Schaefer, Smith, Cook, D1Rose, Collier, Bailey, Agnellq Miss MbCreery Bottom-- Ingraham, Norton, Pollock, Cass, Cook, Miss Smith, Beneway, DeGroot I , fe Q51 f 1 I Q im a, X ij Top-- Powers, Hart, Pollock, Greene, DeGroot, Goetzman, Cuvolier Second-- Becker, Mason, Ingraham, Cook, Beneway, King Third-- Smith, Cook, D1Rose, Collier, VanNorway, Schaefer, Agnello Bottom-- Cone, Hollebrand, Ingraham, D1Rose, Thompson, Moll Editor-in-Chief Donald Risley Assistant Editor Joyce Trimble Managing Editor Robert Mason Asslstant Managing Editor HIGHLIGHTS STAFF Circulation Manager Jean King Circulation Stagg Betty Cuvelier Marjorie Smith Herbert Hart Gerald Becker Petrina Agnello Feature Editor Annette Goetzman Feature Stagg Walter Cone Mary Beneway Noreen Gratten Carline Cook Norma Collier Business Manager Muriel Ingraham s 'Assistant Busines Manager Bruce Pollock Headline Editor Leon Greene Assistant Headline Editor Douglas Powers Exchange Editor Marian Schaefer Assistant Exchange Editor Lorraine Cook Tzpists Jean King Elsie Hollebrand Borden Slocum Marian Schaefer Frances Di Rose Annette Goetzman Reporters The English Classes Adviser Miss Elizabeth Smith Bl I I IIINS fx T Horns - ...- DIQ CORPS BAND Piccolo - M. Beneway Flutes - E. Fillmore, M. Beneway, B. Buell Clarlnets - D. Risley, E. Hollebrand, D. Cantin, J. Trimble, A. Cannollo, L. Cook, V. Whitbourne, R. Doyle, J. Anderson, R. Abbott, H. Britton Saxoghones - A. Rlssew, C. Klapp, Richard Hicks, B. Thompson , J. Sohimerhorn Cornets - N. Collier, H. Hart, B. Pratt, M. Thompson Trgmbones - J. King, J. McCrea Baritone - B. Dickinson Basses - J. Foley, Robert Hicks Drums - R. Palmer, A. Foley, K. Faas, R. Cuvelier, M. Mblino Drum Majors - S. Hart, B. Bassage, D. Albright, L. O'Kay, Beverly Bassage, 1 D. Johnson, J. Meeker, C. Aquino, J. Aquino 3 Top-- Hicks, Collier, Pratt, MoGrea, Dickinson, Foley H Second-- Thompson, Rissew, Cantin, Klapp, Hicks, Risley T Third-- Schimerhorn, Beneway, Buell, Fillmore, Mr. Robertson, Britton, Trimble A Hollebrand, Perkins A Fourth-- Whitbourne, Cook, Cappello, Nblino, Doyle, Abbott, Anderson Bottom-- Hart, Cuvelier, Palmer, Fans, Foley, Thompson 4' L .1 germ, - ,..n.. --....f.,1..w..,, -4, .p, . 1. K.. f. 'webs gs 5 ..f Ab 'IV Q3 '36 as is Top-- Hart, Goetzman, Rissew, Galvin, Cass, DeGroot, Cuvelier Second-- Pitts, Smith, Norton, Cook, Woodhams, Hospers, King Th1rd-- Bailey, Schaefer, Lomondo, Miss Barber, Trimble, Collier, Cook Bottom-- Agnello, Hollebrand, Ingraham, DiRose, Thompson, Moll CAM IJOSTFSSFS Standing-- Mr. McGowan, Cone, Becker, Adams, Cuvelier, Raymor, Abbott, Pugsley, Klapp, Coyle Seated-- Everdyke, Pugsley, Molino, Stickel, Mbgray, Mason, Dickinson, Barnhart, Pugsley ,of JWX3 X W' N, 01, 4- '-'I'-if nj Top-- Miss Pottinger, Yotter, Waterman, Goetzman, DeGroot, Cuvelier, Risley, Slocum, Miss Smith Second-- Hollebrand, King, Hart, Hospers, Mason, Cass Bottom-- Burnett, Collier, Schaefer, Ingraham I ILIAN DEFENSE A ER CORPS Top-- Mr. Drews, Mason, Miss Thape, Klapp, Smith, Cook, Foley Bcttom-- Rissew, Adams, Cook, Greene, Mr. Sykes lj E1 K ul Y , , 1, -N so .-N.--.w,.s.gyye,:fvf.ee-fV-1'-Qgiguxnrmvuxwf1 Q. f,,.nam.m', ,hw . ' -' f S QD M si gy db I 'Q I wing NSLX X 3 f 5. ' Gxygf , Stand1ng-- Adams, Waringa, Cuvelier, Mr. Winslow, Allen, Bogue, Mbgray, Slocum Seated-- Moline, Moline, Brockman, Coyle, Gabriel, Klapp, Cuvelier, Noto, Becker, Porray, White, Loftus SOCCER Oakley Porray Gerald Brockman Kenneth Diefenbach William Loftus Robert Mogray Robert Bogus Carl Klapp John Note Elmer White Richard Cuvelier Bruce Cuvelier Gerald Becker Tony Moline Marion Moline Harold Allen Charles Waringa Harold Grabb James Van Deusen Richard Campbell Borden Slocum- hnager The Soccer team was managed this year by our former coach, Robert Colburn. In as much as he left in December it was impossible to secure the soccer scores and games for this year's WEcho.' We can say that all the boys worked hard but next year we hope to have a still better team for our Alma hter. I ,Z IIQ C RPS Oakley Porray -119 Harold Allen - 3 Gerald Becker - 34 Harry Van Norway - 52 Kenneth Diefenbach - 27 BASKETBALL Loerrane Cornelius Gerald Waterman Robert Mogray Douglas Powers Elmer Greene - Manager Richard Cuvelier - 31 William Coyle Asst. Manager GAMES PLAYED O.H.S. Oggonen O.H.S. - 9 Arcade O.H.S. - 12 Franklin O.H.S. - 32 Walworth O.H.S. - lO Honeoye O.H.S. - 20 Marion O.H.S. - 23 Wolcott O.H.S. - 22 Franklin 0.H.S. - l2l North Rose 0.H.S. - 26 Williamson O.H.S. - 20 Marion O.H.S. - 19 Sodus O.H.S. - 22 Macedon O.H.S. - 22 Williamson Stand1ng-- Mr. Winslow, Mr. Drews, Greene, Cuvelier, Becker, Allen, Mogray, Powers, Coyle Seated-- Van Norway, Waterman, Porray, Cornelius L1 ?-- Standing-- Burnett, Cone, Cornelius, Mr. Drews, Raymor Seated-- White, McCarty, Noto, Klapp, Adams, Abbott BOWLING X S Q,-Q! In competition against many boys of various towns, Ontario High School bowlers lost their chance to visit Rochester for the finals. Unfortunately the Ontario teams lost by only eleven pins, Newark's first and second teams winning the opportunity to go. Our musically minded pin pusher, Carl Klapp won out in the doubles with Breweu from Palmyra for his partner. FIRST TEAM Carl Klapp Loerrane Cornelius Gerald Abbott John Raymor Gerald McCarty RTILLIQR SECOND TEAR Floyd Burnett Merritt Adams John Noto Walter Cone Elmer White IQIQSIIIQVIQS GIRL'S INTRAMURAL SPORTS This year the girls started their sports campaign with soccer. There were two teams headed by Gladys Bailey and Lorraine Cook. Gladys Bailey and her team walked off the field with the winning ball. After soccer the girls looked forward to the volleyball tournament. Five teams were chosen according to the physical fitness index record. The Yankees under Captain Betty Cass claimed the volleyball crown after playing the tie-off with the Strutters headed by Evelyn De Groot. The Blue Hornets came next, while the Dodgers and Vicious V's were tied for fourth place. Basketball was the next sport on the calendar. The girls were divided into four group Jean King with her Torpedoes played an undefeated season. The runners-up in order were the Defenders under Captain Gladys Bailey, the Navy under Evelyn De Groot and the Marines under hmriel Ingraham. At the climax of the season the undefeated Torpedoes played an afternoon game with a group of town girls who were former basketball stars. The tumbling team has also been doing some remarkable work. They met at least once a week during the winter months. Members of the team were Lorraine Cook, Gladys Bailey, Muriel Ingraham, Peggy Bogue, Lois Hospers, June De Lass, Elsie Hollebrand, Rosie Pitts and Delores Fahnestock. The girls, under the capable direction of Miss Pauline Drake, also show keen interest in table tennis, shuffle board, badminton, baseball, archery and tennis. BOY'S INTRAMURAL SPORTS Mr. Winslow managed a very progressive program this year with volleyball as the leading sport. The captains of the teams were Gerald Waterman for the seniors, Richard Cuvelier for the juniors, Gerald Becker for the sophomores, and Bruce Cuvelier for the freshmen. The seniors won a decisive victory over the rest of the teams. There was a play-off in basketball for the senior high too. The proud fresh en walked off with the honors. The captains of these teams were Floyd Burnett for the seniors, Robert Mogray for the juniors, Douglas Powers for the sophomores and Harold Allen for the freshmen. d Next year we hope for an even better program. IJYSICM DIRECT RS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The Athletic Association is a new organization started this year to interest the students more in athletic events. It was organized under the leadership of M . Robertson, who appointed Donald Risley, President: Joyce Trimble, Vice President: Gerald Waterman, Secretaryg Leon Greene, Treasurer. The officers appointed several committees to help them. They are as follows: Transportation Co mlttee - Donald Risley, Joyce Trimble, Gerald Waterman, Peggy Bogue, Mark Vandewalle, Delores Fahnestockg Ticket Committee - Betty Cass, Evelyn De Groot. Bruce Pollock, William Loftus, Betty Bassage, Jane Schimerhorn, Richard Ameeley Publicity - Mary Beneway, Jean King, Borden Slocum, Gladys Bailey, Harold Grabb, Louise Kothiringer, Gerald McCarty, Norman Everdyke, Duncan Buell, Gerald Van Hall, and Dorothy Sargent. Each member of the association bought a pin which enabled him to go to the games for a reduced admission. Approximately 755 of the student body joined the organ1zation, which considerably increased school spirit. Top- Vannall, Grutt, Bogue, Faro, Noto, Sargent, Pollock Second-- Augustine, Cuvelier, Trimble, Vandewalle, DeLass, Hart, Bauch Bottom-- Waterman, McCarty, Greene, Eisley, Buell, Allen ?i -fmrziff-4L - 1. nm gswkgs 7 f-LEL 5sLEfj L W M Back--Beneway, Green, Benedict, Mrs. Gardner, Mr. Drews Front-- Cappello, seas, Brewer, Collier, Mason The Assembly Committee this year was made up of the following: Seniors. Norms Collier, Robert Masonj Juniors, Mildred Brewery Sephomores, msryfseneway, Leon Greeneg Freshmen, Angelina Cappellog Eighth Grade, Susanne Benedictg Seventh Grade, Kenneth Faasg Faculty members, Miss Lucille Smith, M s. Mildred Gardner, and M . William Drews. Many of the students participated in the assemblies this year. The first assembly was put on by the committee. Each member did his part in it. Later on, Robert Belton, the Negro poet, singer and dramatist, came to the school and gave a fine program. A history debate was given by the several of the History C-students. The whole school took part in the community singing assembly. A Truth or Consequences show provided a hilarious half hour. Miss Thape's Geometry Class presented a short play. The Christmas Assembly included the annual play, movies and French singing. Two quiz shows were presented during the year. Miss Smith's sophomore English class put on a radio skit entitled nThe Moet Dangerous Gamen. In April, several students from the Eastman School of Music played for an assembly, making the students more familiar with strange instru ents. Mrs. Calkins' class presented an entertaining Hallowe'en play. On Lincoln's Birthday, The Gettysburg Address was read by William Yotter. nThe Scarlet Pimpernel' was one of the many interesting movies enloyed throughout the year. In March a bird show was presented. The students had a pleasant time at all the pep meetings. The pep meetings were full of excitement. Many new cheers and yells were produced of which the students showed their approval by shouting at our games. E 1897 Bertha H. Sabin Cvyverbergj Dr. R. C. Harris Wellington B. Mephama Dr. Floyd C3 Thompson 1898 Martha G. Craven fMcCartyJ Hattie Smith fJeffersonJr Hattie Atwood CMephamJ William Titus Fred C. Peer Ernest J. Hooker 1899 Mabel Fewster CJohnsJ Gertrude Teats C Nash! Louis J. Bailey 1900 Zella Clark KA1brightl Mabel Schnetzer CFaasJ Mary Craven CPalmer7 William Johns Ivy Parker IHeamsl Wilbur Palmer 1901 Mabel Cass CMcGavernJ Dr. George M. Brandt 1902 Sena Clark Mary Connor CNashJ Mabel Dadswell CF1lkinsJ Norton Waterman 1905 Jennie Thomas lBrandt7 Anna Colwell fCannJ Eldred Brandt Charles Eatona Dr. William Brandt Raymond Eddy Carrie Truax fSmithj Edith Brandt KBurrowsJ 1904 ' Elsie Rogers KHelmsJ Mabel Willits fbadswellj Edith Root lwardl James E. Kelly Clifford Brown H. Ray Nash Homer Osborne Alice Eatona 1905 Elizabeth Connor Katherine Connor Addie Stanford Alice Adams Eva Pease KLawrenceJ Leah Pratt Floyd Risley Arthur Brandt Cornelia Vanderweel lvarneyl Neva Barker KRis1eyJ Katherine Ameele iCourtev11leJ Walter Palmer 1906 No Class 1907 Flossie Barker fKeymelD Myrtle Keymel Margaret Connor Willard Brandt UUQIXNS 1908 Maud Vanlngen CRisleyJ Nora Barker CPeerJ Grace Truax Agnes Foley Arthur Mepham Matie Ameele lD1kemanl 1909 Charles Russell May Gates lSheldonl Nora Connor lnuffyl Anna Connor KTaylorl 1910 Minnie Thomas Cmerzj Nina Dudley CMason7 Mattie Kelley CLansonD Stella O'Ne11 1911 Alma Rouch Bertha Hospers lBowenJ Anna Tummonds fMephamD Floyd Mepham Ada Belle Cone fsuterj Dr. C. Stuart Nash Freeman Allenu Leon Roland Lucy Murphy Grace Middleton CBrownJ Faith Page KTrimbleJ 1912 Mae Tummonds KP1ferJ Irma Huxley lGr1ff1thJ Isabella Nash Klagiel Marie Huston Cverbowj Grace Woodhams KNewtonJ Ruth Smouten KBorisD Julia Root QMothorpe7 Murray Ransley 1913 Anna Ameele CHospersl Clara Foley CRomer1 Mildred Huxley Fanny Eaton lWeeksl Edna Young fRansleyjw 1914 Millard Brandt Mary Adams Marie Stone 1915 Magdaline Murphy X Marion Vanlngon CPaynej Earl Hall Bertha Pintler Clarence Flowers Violet VanLare fPorreyD 1916 1920 Avis Pratt lPlaceD Dorothy Brewer Clrwinl Ida Allen CMcChesneyQ Lawrence Schnotzer 1921 Mildred Augustine fFotchJ Gladys Brandt CPrattJ Frances Fisher KRisleyl Ethel VanLare Costerhoutlw Arthur Schimerhorn Karl Raup 1922 Hazel Porrey Cchryslerl Harold Smiths Ruth Church CBushwoodJ Cora Ameele Cmiehlelsonb Ethel York KSchaapJ Etheleen Michielson Elvena Weeks KDeR1ghtJ 1923 Myrtle Allen IDeMayJ Beulah Brandt lBoss7 Violetta Finkle KRichmondD Gladys Herbert KConeJ Maurice Maher Norman Beach Pearl Leenhouts Cloise Swearingen 1924 Carlton Cone Ethel Young CHargraveJ Coralie Covell CLynchJ Orian Stevens CBeach7 Louise Cann fAmesJ Doris Huxley Elsie Brown fPerkinsD Louise Verdine fHartnagelJ Lelah Rouch CCraneD Glenna Porrey Arretha Verdine KFosd1ckJ Mary Le Frois GBDSVISVS Foley fForrestJ Lella Hise fMaoonJ Donald Fewster Harold Fewster Mason Stevens Raymond Middleton Me lville Sheahen Smith Pratt 1925 Esther Kickinson lMcCaggJ Hermia Hallauer lRaitingY cnruon Emley Clara Lebbert fBenderJ A 1926 Arline Risley Csheahonl Doris Thompson CLukeJ Pauline Fitzgerald CVanHallJBeatrice Palmer CPGGPD Grace Ransley KStel1l Maude Middleton Kschuttl Wilbur Pintler Susie Leenhoutsr 1917 Marvin Bushart Irving Hodges 1918 Harold Burden Mabel Hill 1919 Irene Rratt Ethel Slocum CSnitzell Frances Church CRuffell3 Carolyn Fuller Ernestine Fuller Kverburgl Oleta Conrow fMidd1etonJ Doris Bel CRaupJ Dorothea McCarty lKingl 1927 Rexford Ransley Myron Leenhouts Anna Moque Gordon Allen Homer Barnhart Ethel Leenhouts CHopk1nsD Ruth schimerhorn KAmeeleJ Max VerDow Neva Wemes Lester Ameele 1928 Marjorie Williams CChapmanJ Stephen Sheppard Clarence Becker Argetha Henderson CStarkJ Eunice Lansona David Craven Lorenzo Palmer Isabel Fewster CHurlbutD Sofia Roderiquez Marjorie Millard 1929 Gladys Sheahen fBurdgeJ Roberta RobertsonKTob1nJ Raymond Peer Roswell Pratt Lois Palmer lCassJ Alice Lovette CVanNorwayJ William Johns Viola Treese CParsonsl Fern Huxley fPalmerJ Edith Draves lAllenJ Meredith Dadswell fRussellJ Thelma Carr CDeLassJ Leah Brockman Floyd Ameele Arthur Alborn 1930 Ruth Allenk ' . Florence Baart KMephamJ Irene Hennessey CDoyleJ Marie Leenhouts Osmond Hamlin Rockwell Hatcha Earl Robertson Donald Tobin Scott Cass James Eaton Darwin Tummonds KBeachJ 1931 Dorothy Thompson KR1sleyJ Geraldine DeMallie KH1llJ Leigh Hill ' Kenneth Cass Ruth DravesfHahnJ Mildred Koch Earl Watson Wilbur Kirkland Floyd Keymel Norton Waterman Van Risley 1932 Frances Beach KR1kerJ Kenneth Boekhout Carolyn Brundrige fHask1nsJ Fern Brundrige Harold Bruzee Joseph Cass Anna Cornelius Alice Elmhurst Kvalonel Ruth Faas Leon Grandin Winifred Hayden KKurtaJ Norman Hulbert Marjorie Johns Ethel Lebbert F Hendrine Leenhouts KStevensJ Helen Mason iEsley1 Myrna Pelton fwurtzl' Esther Perrin CBeachJ Marjorie Porray aylon Riker Carlton Slocum Beatrice Smith CCroucherJ Helen Spink Uiutchingsj Eleanor Vandewater CLeatyJ Katheryn Waterman CMu1rheadJ Ernest Wiedrich Howard Tallie Garth VerDow Floyd Norton Marguerite SmithfRobortsonJ 1933 Eunice Alborn fMarshallJ Milton Ameele Gladys Buys Cwhitcombl Lena Cimino lRoanoJ Pauline Davis Clsraell Pearl Eaton CKeisengerJ Floyd Foley Theodore Gardener Bernard Porray Alan Gates Lenorm Hayden Chbhhhonb Ruth Hayden fCant1nJ George Hulbert Howard Hurley Dorothy Johns Dorothy Kiphut KDoyleJ Elton Lake Robert Mattison Madeline McCarty John Ritico Mildred Treese CTall1eJ Gertrude Truax Eileen Vandewater fFbleyJ Mildred Welch Kwheelerl 1934 Thomas Agnello 1936 Andrew Beinschroth Virginia Bushwood Viola Buys Norton Eaton Helen Gates George Hill Chester Lake 3 Reindert Lammes Isabel Lanson Willard Lee ,Q Betty Tmher T Howard Mattison Virginia Page lventuraj Louise Palen fwarlngal Evelyn Perrin KBailcyJ Virginia Porrcy Lhrgaret Schaefer-lBurgerj Leo Smith Luella Tack lVerDowJ Leighton Thomas Jean VerCrouse fMcCray7 Wilma Wemes fkogalskil Harwin Wood Neal Waringa 1937 John Agnello Bernadette Albright CHermanceJames Beneway Lillian Barker Stella Biesada fGeddesJ Robert Beach Thelma Campbell lTw1tteyJ Ernest Carpenter Everet Dadswella Smith DeCoster Roger Keymel Judson Mason Julia Mattison Katherine Mattison CHincherJ John hhhhhon Viola Molner CKnorrJ Engartha Gardner CPorrayJ Kenneth Porray Hugh Risley Marjorie Trimble Cwassdorfl Anna DeR1ght fKeeleyJ Cornelia DeRoo Ruth Gates if Doris Grandin Mary Hollebrand CDeLanoJ Ava Keymel lGaylordl Marjorie Rouch-fPiercyJ Charles Schaefer Ruth Thompson CBumgartnerJ Pearl Treese lSoudanJ Walter Priestly Mildred Vandewaters Robert Waterman 1935 Durwood Allena Stanley Baart Fredrick Cantin Frank Cass Ruth Cass Arlene Davis KMdnsterl Oliver Davis Raymond DeGroot June Eisentrager CHartsonP Norton Engleson Wilson Fosdiok Lawrence Keeley Beryl Hamlin CBuelll Elsie King KSouthwellJ Ralph Lanson Charles McCarty Edward Merkel Paul Millard Robert Rugg Lauretta Sheahen Shirley Thompson Lorraine Todd KPr1nsenJ Jean Brown Carroll Campbell Paul Davis Richard Davis Elizabeth DeGroot CLukeJ Irene DeGroot CSpears7 William Downs Evelyn Ebert Eleanore Emerick ClhCormickJ Marion Esley CGatesD huldred Foley Levina Hamelink ClbKayl Mary Elizabeth Hickey Gordln-Hulbert Leo Kelley Luther'Keymel Walter Link Jack hhCarty Arthur Merkel Lucille Porray Pauline Rogalski Betty Rooney Helen Schaefer CHarty Gwendolyn Ver Dow fLungerJ Jack Waterman 1938 Fay Arnold Onnalee Bel Evelyn BurnettfBassagel Olive Eaton fCaryJ Gordon Ebert Lorraine Faas Grace Galvin Braydon Gardner Betty Johns Lelia King Raymond Link Ruth Loftus Frances Lomondo Anna Elizabeth Maguire Donald Merhoff Cornelius O'Kay Julia Palmer Josephine Pitts Robert Porray Virginia Rugg John Schumacher Frank Updaw Geraldine Vandewater Florence Van Putten Eleanor Wooster 1939 Gage Albright Rita Albright Jean Bailey Hazel Barker KPapanuJ Ellen Beneway Paul Carr Herbert Corkish Warren Davis Jane DeGroot Lhble DeGroot Kenneth Eaton Howard Fisher Elizabeth Foley Herbert Furber Wilma'Harr1s Reta Hart Leon Johnson Bernice Keeley KM1tchellJ Robert Latt . Jane Loftus Leona Manktelow Grace Mason'CVande Viverj Helen Mattison Robert EbGowan Elizabeth Mepham Marjorie Perrin CLansberryJ Lhry Elizabeth Pierce Darlene Porray George Reuger Durwood Stevens Luldred Taber fHaml1nkJ Bruce Thompson I Arline Triou Ruth Vandewalle KKeymelJ Louise Van Hulle Phyllis Ver Dine Esther Wcmes Lawrence Wemes Robert Whitbourne Gerald Wooster William Waringa 1940 Allen Albright Donald Anderson Betty Bel Gerard Cantin Grace Catalano Loren Corneliusa Janis Covey Marie Davis Marjorie DeGroot Joe D1 Rose Eugene Dixon Emory Faulks Mabel Flatt fBrandt1 Joseph Gruttadaurioa Virginia Hart CSheflinJ Leola Hubright Evelyn Jennett KTummondsl Virginia Johns Eleanor Maguire Norman MbGowan Geraldine Merhoff Betty Porray Dorothy Ruffell Elmer Schimerhorn Herbert Spink Ellsworth Thompson Harold Van Updorp Elaine Ver Dow Ernestine Wemes David Wooster 1941 Dorothy Alborn Betty Bailey Adam Be Warren Antoine Evelyn Edward Donald Donald Howard Elizabe Thomas inschroth Boris tte Cantin Cook Cordingly De Baene Crane De Groot th De Dee Doyle Jack Eaton Dorothy Fillmore Stanley Frederes Erdine Herbert Donald Norman Gardner Gardner Grabb Harris Nina May Hackman Gerrit Hospers Dorothy Huxley Robert Ingrahm Sarah Lomondo Loretta Maguire Arethea Manktelow Grant Kothiringer Walter Harold Leary Lebbert Ellen Mepham Martin Norton Bruce Mothorpe Joanne Pierce Janet Porray Oakley Porray Elizabeth Riker Robert Suter Betty Van Houte Jelaine Walker ,, la' M.. 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HEIBER Compliments of SODUS THEATER Compliments of the TOWN BOARD R. Wilbur Palmer, Supervisor John E. Foley, Town Clerk Frank B. Clayton, Justice Walter L. Cone, Justice lbnroe J. Cass, Councilman Kenneth Vande, Councilman Compliments of ONTARIO STORAGE CORPORATION Compliments of ALMEKIN'DER'S RED AND WHITE FOOD STORE Groceries - Meats - Vegetables Dial 3201 Compliments of ELIER J. BREWER Compliments of HOWK 8: MEP!-IAM Compliments of VENISHEL'S HARDWARE Ontario Center, N. Y. Compliments of JOHN E. FOLEY Compliments -of EDITH M. PRATT All Types of Old Line Insurance Dial 5311 ontario, N. Y Compliments of ONTARIO GOLF CLUB The Ideal Spot For Golfing We Cater to Dinner Parties Golf - Eats - Refreshments A 3 T Compliments of PLEASANT VIEW DAIRY Milk 8a Cream . B. 8: Blood Tested Herds ALBERT W. BLYTHE Dial 2144 Ontario Center, New York Compliments of K H. E. ALLEN Watchmaker and Jeweler Compliments of M. .LIBARRETT General Merchandise Ontario Center, New York Compliments of HELEN'S BEAUTY SIIOPPE HELEN CROMBACH Dial 2301 Ontario, N. Y. Compliments of H. J. FURBER AND SON Ontario Center, New York ' 4 Compliments of A. W. RISIEY R SONS Meets - Groceries - Drugs Dry Goods Dial 2811 Store Open Evenings HART'S RESTAURANT Opposite the School Home Made Ice Cream Gas - Lunches - Refreshments 24 Hour Service Friday, Saturday, and Sunday Compliments of C. H. MEHRHOP, M. D. Compliments of LOUIS E ZELMA'S Beauty and Barber Shop Phone 2551 Ontario Compliments of WOOSTER FRUIT FARMS INC. Union H111, N. Y. Compliments of J. F. CANTIN SERVICE STATION Ontario Center, N. Y. ' 4 Compliments of VICTOR PRESERVING CO. Compliments of HARRY SCHAAP Groceries Ontario, N. Y. Compliments of H. M. BRUSH Williamson, New York Compliments of Dr. Glenn De Gelleke Williamson, N. Y. SUNOCO PRODUCTS General Auto Maintenance Just West Ot' The Village MERZ GARAGE AND SERVICE Webster A. N. MARTIN SONS, INC. Lumber and Building hhterials Webster, N. Y. Compliments of WATERMAN AND SONS, INC. Compliments of Herb Greene's Barber Shop Compliments of BLA.KE'S PHARMACY THE REXALL STORE Williamson, N. Y. Compliments of Ontario Restaurant Under New Management Meals Lunches Sandwiches Bordens Ice Cream George Peck Compliments of the ONTARIO FIVE T0 A DOLLAR STORE W. C. HIRT, PROPRIETOR S?-MRT SHOES For Tne Occasion You can't have fun if your feet hurt Expert Arch 8: Shoe Fitters G. E. Hodges Co. Williamson, N. Y. ' N 1 PREPARE FOP YOUI' CBPSBI' At The SCHOOL OF COMMERCE Rochester, N . Y. 4' A F Compliments of RUSSEL B. MASON CO. Webster, N. Y. Compliments of Elmer H. Decker Clothing, Gents' Furnishing, Shoes Williamson, N. Y. Compliments of H11l'e Tourist Home Ontario, N. Y. Compliments of BRADLEY AGENCY, INC. General Insurance WILLIAMSON, N. Y. C. M. DeZutter - Agent Compliments of WEBSTER CANDY KITCHEN Steve Papanu Good luck and thanks To the graduates of 1942 Compliments of WILLIALBON THEATER AND STAFF vt i ' s Compliments of WEBECO OIL COMTAN and WEBSTER BASKET COMPANY Webster, New York We can think of nothing better to say to students than BUY WAR STAMPS AND BONDS ROCHESTER GAS E ELECTRIC CORPATION Phone Pal Compliments of IRENE'S BEAUTY SHOPPE myra 25F5--Walworth, Compliments of J. P. KOHLMAN Complimenfs of 0RBAKER'S Dairy and Ice Cream Williamson, N. Y. THE BEACH AND MAHER CO. Lumber and Builders' Supplies Feed Coal Fertilizer Dial 2221 Ontario, New York Compliments of H. M. LOFTUS Plymouth De Soto Sales Service WILLIAMSON HARDWARE CO. General Hardware Happy Cooking--Metered Gas Service Dial Williamson 4011 Williamson, NJ! Compliments of WEBSTER DRUG STORE MILTON R. CASE Pharmacist Webster 286 Webster, N. Y. Compliments of Farmer Feed k Grain Co. Williamson 1 Compliments of Norris J. Johnson Western Union Phone 6791 LAIGNS STORE Dry Goods, Shoes and Groceries Dial 2032 S w 1 I I Compliments of CARLTON CONE Restaurant Ontario, N. Y. Compliments of PIETERS' DRY CLEANERS Phone Webster 70 Webster, N. Y. I -115 A. SCHAER Webster Florist Flowers For All Occasions Webster, New York Compliments of JAMES VANHOUTE Dealer in Meats and Groceries FRANK CUVELIER Acetylene and Arc Welding Machine Repair Work Ontario, New York Compliments of VAN HALL HARDWARE Ontario Center, New York ' v -4 l E T Compliments of PETER H. IDLL Produce G. L. F. Service , John Deere Farm Equipment Frozen Cherries Dial 2631 Ontario, N. Y. 1 WILLIADBON LUMBER CO. I Compliments of Lumber-mllwork-Building Supplies Howard L. Pinkley Contracting-Building General Insurance Williamson, N. Y. 55 Furnace St. Phone 2151 Laurence D. Mitchell Dial 5081, Compliments of PEMBROIE'S Red and White Store Groceries Armour's Quality Cuts of Meet at Bargain Prices U. S. Inspected Western Compliments of F. L. RISLEY Compliments of DR. GARDNER DENTIST Ontario, New York Compliments of FLOYD DELASS Flowers For All Occasions Dial 2733 Ontario, N. Y Compliments of KIPHUT and Co. Compliments of PORREY BROTHERS L. G. A. STORE Compliments of ONTARIO GARAGE Pontiac Sales and Service Dial 5961 Compliments of HUXLEY'S CANNING FACTORY Compliments of FLOYD GAGE MARKET BASKET STORE T. H. SHEAHEN 8s SONS Dealers in Fancy Fruits, Vegetables and High Grade Seeds and Fertilizer Ontario, N. Y. Compliments of Ernest Adams General Building Contractor Compliments of H GEDORN'S DAIRY Pure Milk, Cream, Ice Cream, Etc. Compliments of WILLIAMS k ALLEN MINK RANCH ' T STATE BANK of ONTARIO Ontario, New York Member of Federal Reserve System War Sayings Bonds Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation