Royalton Hartland Central School - Scope Yearbook (Middleport, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1938 volume:

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I ,, x H, v 'w ' wus Jack Loveless Jack Deerlnger H James F1sk Pr1nc1pa1 Kenneth Hafele Chnstopher Farrell Mary Mack Ellzabeth Bowen Margaret Kxrwm Candace Doelman Ruth McDonald Eleanora Haak Margorxe Sherman Gladys Vedder Fern Jackhng Mary Mansler Ethel Barlow Jane Bland Catherlne herwln Xtra Cushman Ca herlnt Lramer 'Vlargaret Mahar Myrtle Shaw Faculty A STEAK ROAST second to none sounded the openlng barrage for the Fac ulty for 1934 1938 season On September 9 the teachers journeyed to Coate s Grove on Lake Ontar1o where a hearty welcome was extended to Mlss Xedder the new art teacher and a lamentable adleu was bade to Mr Smlth Julcy tender steaks sweet mllky corn rellshes and potato chlps were served followed by coffee my what HOUd1Hl acts these teachers perform with nour hre by the lakeslde was bullt and the group gathered round for songs and reel tat1on The Hallowe en party whlch took place ln the homemaklng room at the school was a del1c1ous spaghettl dlnner Followlng the dlnner many and sun dry games were played Some of the faculty stlll wonder where the east Sldt of the northwest corner room IS located The hohday rush followed by exams made It 1mposs1ble to catch all members for a Chrlstmas party so the next party on February 28 a 'walel t1ne party was held at the Park Hotel 1n Lockport w here a turkey dlnner wa sery ed Thls was follow ed by a bow lmg contest The final party of the year w as the usual p1cn1c and enjoy ed by ey ery one , , V 1 - - I Y ' 7 1 , ' ' N . 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' ,4 2 JACK MCNALLY Covzmer a Transferred from Medma Track 143 JANE OBRIEN General Latln Club 113 Athletic Assn 11 2 3 43 Art Club 113 Dramatlc Club 11 2 3 43 Three Cornered Moon 133 Hay Fever 143 Lxbrary Club 133 Basketball 133 Basketball Mgr 143 BE'I'I'Y SCARBOROUGH Commerczal Basketball 11 2 33 Athletlc Assn 11 2 3 43 Dramatlc Club 113 Press Club 113 UQENE SPARK Commercial Glee Club 11 23 Basketball 12 3 43 BETTY TILLETT College Gnlrance French Club 123 Latln Club 11 23 Dramat1c Club 143 1 N MYRTLE MCNALLY Commercial Transferred from Medma 143 Press Club 143 Athletxc Assn 143 BEATRICE REABOLT Commercial Art Club 11 23 Lxbrary Club 143 Press Club 143 ESTHER SLA'I'I'ERY College Gnlmnce Dramatic Club 143 Sec Lxbrary Club 143 Transferred from Lockport 133 RUTH CLARA STETSON General Glee Club 11 2 33 Camera Club 13 43 i ROBERT WESCO'l'I' General Art Club 133 Stage Mgr Hay Fever 143 Page Eleven 2? x. 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Haley Page Thirteen R Mead J Haley L Bunnell N Barlovz R Dalex XX Sheldon W Dohrlng D Clute bophonlorci' O Chaffee R McAvoy E Hassall R Brovxn F Vkaldron M1 Hafele Advlsor D Betts M Klrkpatnck M Bathnck J House P Dutcher U Munzel I McGovern E Reese H Droman S Colllns A Collms E Baehr E Scarborough E Shaw B Dutcher C Gursshn F Jackson E Lashway M Peterson E Lepard S Passmore I VVyman M James A Swlft I' ll 'lllllt ll p I 1 Q Fourteen Nlufford E horx F Xhmerq T Nialonex H Sexfeldt L X'1nGuncl11 G lbroman R Stern L 'Fmxer Lepard N Newton F Brovsn F Roch J Sllsbx ll Buxns J qtXtIlS11 F Ixlll hts Lopw' XX Xu c nlhn Y Sh xx Nlqrch E OBr1en C Talwagg NI Trieex D XXOILLTQ J SUKQOD D Xnlvs NI Hol hnver D Jaclson P XXVI ht R Allen R Fmk Nhss Haak Aclusor Schxxan B 'Nice G Beeklr R 'Nuclcl R Chaffu B lassmure X Hammond J lmlrkpatrmck F Hoxer L Graft C, Gould 'N Brewer L Gexsslrt G X irx w , V , , . ,W - ,- . - . . , . 4. . . . . . . k V Y . ,. , . , . , . , . , . . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . , . ,-. , '. , . . 1 . v .. 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If 4, ' Kg , E h d X Frasco J Edwards D Vhnters L Alvard H Lacey R Tracey R Hendrlc s g t ra C D Page R Dale H Mufford Ia vancunma Mlss Mack Advlsor E Parsons R Parks A Altman I Grant J Thaxter S Ber necker M Vvasvary B Whlte M VVh1te C Daley P Whlte J Brown G Clute P Da11y B Sterns V Barnum I H1nt J Ostrum D K1rkpatr1ck J Schwan D Walker G Tracey H Harts R kmg R Kory R Freeman J Antonuccl F VS hlttaker P Dlckerson R Bunnell J Tracex F Burrell k Schlmger XX OBrien E Draper X NICCOIIZI R Westcott MISS Cramer M A Skomskl S Noses D Lewls H Klrkpatrxck lx lVIcGoxern L Cramp J Letts S Smlth E Plerce M Antonucce T XR hxttaker Mrs Cushman F K18111 F Real J Flatt A XS asvary B Rease A Eckert D Frltz B Trow M S1a.ttery,D Roadhouse M SCh1111!1g I Hmt Page Fifteen i 4' lk Seventh Grade ' ' ' ' ' ' 'D,'gmgm,g, ' ' ' SIXTH GRADE Miss Mahal' FIFTH GRADE Miss Korwin FOLRTH GRADE Miss Mansle THIRD GRADE Miss Barlow Pfioi bixto. ii SECOND GRADE Miss Jacklmg KINDERGARTEN Mrs. Shaw t Il'iS'l' GRADE Bliss Bland 7 Q? 525 1-',if,, 5813? K B - ac' S : 3 ,Z 5 -4 W :Ewa 'LL-,iffy 1, W 'iv Xdzv 555' aff! 3 ,- 5 1 fx 1 '1... THE TRADING PosT CTI ITIES 3 v 5- 4 7-77-ZH' f' 1? , , f 1f 1, , , 4 ,Az - Ji' 1 ' ,- 4 M-T gi ,X 4. 1 Q f, 5 , :zz A V e ,f M211 ,M -K - 4254 fag, ,f f-3- in M faf, -?fff f 1 + 21-Q, H ,K-, 17 -c, ,Qg' 71:4 7, ' 1 f gf, 1 O I 'F E fi . !:i-4- 1 47 'I 4 f4'f --1. 0153 'jj QL..-,W Q in IU -. X ' lxiggb ELF -VY .KKLY 7 f --I- fm 11 f H - , ,-1 7 f ',-I ---ft M ' T4 E ,VN - A T-f ,, 1 - --f T 1. :, bfi 1 'ffif F 1 if - - .1 s ,f 4s lf- 5, 24 , ,X- I 1 Nyxfw xx xx I y '---X,,,, . .r ff . I - ,,, .K ff -,,. Q . Y 43 R VVr1ght O Chaffee R Sxlsby J Whyatt C Crocker M1ss Haak Adv1sor W Cramer C Daley A Freeman R Hammond F Jackson E Lashway Mr Hafele Adv1sor M Hammond N Mahar H Droman B Reabolt E Hagadorn M Anderson M Mc Nally M Latta J Jackson C Letts Press Club IDDLEPORT HIGH SCHOOL S monthly publ1cat1on The Oracle as achleved a great deal of progress durlng the school year of 1938 The staff w1th the guldance and asslstance of MISS Eleanora Haak Mr James FISK and Mr Kenneth Hafele set an eny1able record for past and future years The Oracle has been pubhshed by the students for only two years be fore WhlCh the news was sent to the town paper Formerly the monthlv publ1cat1on has been set up 1n magazme form but recently It yyas 1mproved greatly through styllng lt 1n nevy spaper form mclud We are all verv proud of our year book as It IS only the secono tune the students of 'yhddleport H1gh School hay e undertaken the enjoyable task Dur1ng the course of th1s school year the Press Club has sent representa t1yes to Press Club Conferences held ln Svracuse and Buffalo At the Bur falo Cony entlon thc 1931 Scope yy as 1vy ardtd a red rlbbon Although lt vyas a planographed book It yyas judged on thc same basls is prlnted edltlons from other schools The Pre ss Club cllmaxcd thur nt yy spaper career of 19 ,R by haylng a ban quet for all members and EiXK3I'd1llb letters to the 96 H101 mnmbcrs yy ho ltayt school th1S year la e hlghtcen , 2 . , . , . , . , . , . 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U X K , by . , A , , ., g v 1, fy 1' , Pu P Dlckerson F Sch1ll1ng E kmghts N Barlow W Sheldon G Mufford L Tower C Crocker C Gould E Draper J Shaw E Maloney H Exck G Droman C Daley R Daley F W1nters M Holhnger J Sllsby V Barnum C Hammond Dlrector K Schlmger J Schwan F Hoyer M Tracey D Jackson J Letts L VanGund1a E Parsons V N1ccol1a J Gould THE MIDDLEPORT HIGH SCHOOL BAND was organlzed for another year 1n the Fall of 1937 under the able dlrectlon of Mr Charles H Hammond There are thlrty three puplls who wear the purple and gold unlforms of the band whlch IS comprlsed of the followlng mstruments Nme trumpets four trombones one barltone two basses two snare drums a bass drum three altos two plccolos one alto sax elght clarlnets For a school of our SIZG lll'llS number and assortment of lnstruments IS xery good The group meets every Thursday for an hour and a half of practlce and lS present at all assemblles to plav opemng and closlng marches and occaslon allv to favor us wlth other selectlons On Aprll 30 the band went to Wxlson where thelr work was judged by the state offlclals From the reports of those who heard them play our band d1d efcceedmgly well The organlzatlon also went to Falrport on May 21 to play at the annual MUSIC Festlval They played wlth the massed bands and later entered the parade Page Nmeteen ' 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1 . ,. ,. . . 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J Brown L Grant J Klrkpatrlck M Latta E Hagadorn A Brewer R Chaffee D HIDKSOH D K1rkpatr1ck Mlss McDonald Dlrector J K1rkpatnck N Brewer I Grant J Stetson U Munzel J Thaxter M Wasvarx B Dutcher P Wlute Glrls Glee Club Pres1dent A.nna Brewer Secretary Uleta Munzel VICG Presldent Gertrude Pomeroy Treasurer Jean Klrkpatrlck L1brar1an Uleta Munzel Accompamst Eleanor Hagadorn UNE marks the close of the thlrd year of the Glrls Glee Club, Wh1Ch IS un der the dlrectlon of MISS McDonald It has worked harder than ever th1s creaslng lnterest and enthuslasm 1n the work, and have proved themselves equal to the task of learmng lncreaslngly d1ff1cult muslc Although everyone IS dolng a fine Job a need 1S felt for asslstance from the boys, Wh1Ch would make It posslble to practlce selectlons which lnclude parts for male VOICCS If enough boys would show an lnterest 1n thls work, It IS be lleved lt would be posslble to produce an operetta next year Thls would 1n deed be somethmg of WhlCh to be proud One of the outstanding features of the Glee Club IS the Glrls TI'1O, com posed of Dor1s, Janet and Jean Kxrkpatrlck These glrls have sung at varl ous places, one of Wh1Ch was a Ne1ghbor Nlght entertalnment glven at Hart land Eastern Star Chapter on Aprll 18 In March both the Band and Glee Club vsere able to obserxe the talents of mach n ll vidual ln both groups and to xncrease thexr irvendshxp vuth each other by a party vsh ch vsa glven for them ln the audltorlum On Apnl 13 a musmcal assembly was presented at VshlCl'A mme the Girls Glee Club rendered the s lectlcm Amarvlhs and the trlo sang On Vkmgfs oi Song The Glee t,lub and trlo also part1c1p.1ted m the ar-nual concert glven IH conjuncuor w1th the Band ' 7 . . , . . year, and has made considerable progress. All its members have shown an in- , - ' 1 1 , . . . . I H F . . - Page Twenty R Xtrigh W Nice G Droman A Freeman NX Dohring W Sheldon N James VW Flatt Mr Deeringer Advisor M Latta F Jackson F Hoyer M Jackson J House 'VI Tracey M Peterson D Jackson B Dutcher Miss Bowen Advisor E Ha adorn R 'Nludd J Jackson H Droman J OBrien S Collins M Hammond C Letts E Slattery N Brewer Dramatic C lub President Margaret Hammond Vice President Jane O Brien Treasurer Allen Freeman THE DRAMATIC CLUB with Mr Deeringer and Miss Bowen as advisers held their first meeting on October 5 1937 Nancy Brewer Margaret Latta Mary Tracev Warren Sheldon Robert Wright and Mary Peterson were chosen as the Constitution Committee They presented a very amusing play entitled How Vulgar with an ex cellent cast consisting of Mary Peterson Robert Wright Norman James Mary Tracy and Suzanne Collins for the High School Assembly On April 8 they sponsored a public speaking contest in the high school auditorium Five bovs and six girls participated with the first prlze being avs arded to Wax ne Flatt for the boys and Margaret Latta for the girls the second prizes being gixen to Onatus Chaffee and Ruth Nudd The club was very proud of their first success in this ty pe of vxork and hope to give another one equally as successful next year Although they would have llked to have been more active the club has high hopes for 1939 Page Twenty one . 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M Jackson B Reabolt I McGovern F Jackson E Scarborough M Hammond R Hall Mrs lnrvun adv1sor E Hagadorn E Slattery Llbrary Club Presldent Ruth Hall Secretary Esther Slatter 1 V1ce Pres1dent Margaret Hammond Treasurer Eleanor Hagadorn HE MIDDLEPORT HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY IS located ln the Study Hal' The books are found on shelves alonng the north slde and ln the glass door ed cupboards 1n the back Here may be found ox er 2 000 volumes of f1et1o1 hlstory blography sclence and general reference matter Forty books manx of them best sellers such as A J Cronln s The C1tadel and Robert s North west Passage were added thls year through the klndness of the 1931 SGIIIOI' Class Each of these g1ft books IS properly 1nscr1bed wlth the class name and date The L1brary lS open to the students throughout the dav and before and after school Its well kept appearance and fine serx 1ce 1S due to the I1bra1x Club whose ten members work unceaslnglx for the 1mprovement of tht l1b arx fac111t1es These members were selected for the1r scholarshlps and W1lllllK,.,lItS to serve because there IS a great deal of xx ork to do and much tlllli IS ntussal x for domg lt Among the dutles are Checkmg out of books vu hlch reoulres one member to bc Ill attendance at the hbrarx dc sk each per1od of the day 11st mg of neu books mendmg tor ll books makmg an mxcntorx at the end of the year ketplng the shtlus Ill ordtr and do mg vshatex er else lS IIQCQSSHIX to l lcllllt'l1lI the hlgh st and 1rd of serxlce the Ilbrarx h IS guru tm the students of Xllddlt port Hlgh Qchool The L1b1arx Club has bun fortunate 111 lldXlllb been undrr tht 1blt lt ic crshlp of Nlrs Ix1rxx1n whom ue vslll be extrtmelx sorrx to lost th1s xt ll ,. 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Pagt Tvxenty-two C Crocker L Tower A Freeman L Bunnell R Meade M Tracey Mr Loveless Advlsor R Schwan M Holllnger Camera Club Presldent C Crocker HE AIM of the Camera Club th1S year xx as to take better plctures and to learn more about photography A few camer h1kes were plann d and proved an enjoyment to all who Dartxclpated Several contests were held wlth doorvsavs and an1mals as the subjects The mam event of the year was a trlp to Buffalo to the Buffalo Photo Draph1c Exhlblt There the members an the best photographlc work exh1b1t ed bv professlonals and amateurs They also wltnessed some color movles and were g1ven a chance to study the beauty of color photography Page Tvs enty three Vice-President .............................,.................. L. Bunnell 1 M O Chaffee W Gllbert A Dale H Selfeldt H Lacey E Kory Mr Hafele adv1sor F Wa.ldron J ADIODUCCI W Dohrmg T Kukpatrxck R Stem W Campbell R Wheeler E OBnen F Brown R1fle C lub Presldent Warren Gllbert Secretary and Treasurer Onatus Chaffe THE MIDDLEPORT HIGH SCHOOL RIFLE CLUB was organlzed durmg th Spring of 1938 wlth Mr Hafele as 1ts advlser The outdoor range IS locat ed at Seven Sprmgs The purpose of this club IS to teach the future sportsmen the proper meth ods of shootlng and the care needed Ill the use of firearms There IS also a great benefit that can be derlved from the v1ewpo1nt of health The outdoor range at Seven Sprlngs IS the meetlng place of the mem bers not only for C0fY1p8tltlOI1lI1 shootmg but also for a campmg ground for manv of the Mlddleport students After the rlflemen have become seasoned thev vull compete wlth the rxfle clubs of surroundlng schools lagt Tvuntx four I J Vice-President ........e..,,....,l,.......,,........l.....,..e, Albert Dale L, Hmkley F Whxttaker E Draper VS OBr1en P Dxckerson V YICCOIIB F Gaughn C Thaxter MISS Mack advlsor P Holahan J Antonuccx F Kxehl S Bernecker V Barnum K Schlmger J Tracey B Wlute P Da.1ly R Dale D Kxrkpatrxck E Parsons J Brown J Schwan Stamp Club Presldent Dons Kxrkpatmck VICE Presldent Raymond Dale Secretary and Treasurer Edgar Parsons Advlser Mlss Mack HE real object of the Club IS to learn from one another about stamps Col lectors are most lnterested ln acquxrmg stamps needed to complete an IS sue Meetlngs are held every Wednesday ln the elghth grade room from H .50 to 4 00 At th1s tlme each member brmgs h1S collectlon trades stamps and later an auctlon IS held Stamp magazmes are studled to keep partlclpants of the club alert on new 1ssues and Flrst Day Covers A door prlze of stamps IS glven at each meetmg To the tap of the drum the l1lt of a song The cry of a needy chxld To the gladness of blrth the sorrow of death To peace pacts of foes reconclled To all of these causes and many more Th postage stamp lends 1ts a.1d Current hlstorys page 1t mlght almost be sald Is wrltten ln postage paid So lets take an album mstead of a shlp And go round the world IH a posthaste trip W 1th the postage stamp to set the pace we wxll travel 111 txme lnstead of space Reuewlng the news of thls year of grace 1938 5 Page Twenty fu e 5, . , . , . . e. 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W Flatt J Gould Mr Deermger D1rector VV Cramer N James M Jackson M Hammond J OBr1en E Hagadorn M Latta Semor Play IN THE MEMORIES of the graduatlng class of 38 the1r Senlor Play w1ll probably hnger longest Thls IS true because a great deal of fun was cou pled wlth the work necessary to make lt the success lt was The play Hay Fever by Noel Coward IS the story of a well to do fanuly that flllght easlly be called Bohemlan The Bhss famlly IS a New York fam1ly that takes l1fe as It comes There are four members Judlth the mother a retlred actress Davld the father an author and Sorel and Slmon thelr daugher and son Each wlthout consult mg the other 1nV1tes a guest down for the week end much to the dlsgust and to be as mterestlng as the famlly as Judlth s lS a young athlete Davld s a flapper Sorrels a dlplomat and Slmons a rather SOph1St1C3t6d young lady The dlplomat and the sophlstlcate almost cause trouble between Judlth and Davld Judlths tendency to dramatlze everythlng finally sends the guests home dlsgusted as well as just a httle frlghtened The lead Judlth Bllss was played by Jane O Brlen Davld her husband by John Gould Sorel the lngenue by Margaret Hammond and Slmon her brother by Wayne Flatt The parts of the guests were as follows JaCkl9 Corryton Mary Ann Jackson Sandv Tyrell W1lllS Cramer Rlchard Greatham Norman James and Myra Arundel Margaret Latta The play ltself IS an outstandxng one and the cast s lnterpretatlon was su perb . , . . . , l . . ' ' KK - ' 1 H , - - . . . 7 . , J . .7 l 7 A : . 1 l V . 1 . . y . , . .- 1 ' v disturbance of Clara, the mald, played by Eleanor Hagadorn. The guests prove . . . . , . ' . , . , . Y . , . . ' , Y - Y . 1 l . . , . . 7 Y l . . ' 'V . V 'i U 1. 9 U y Y Y I ' Y ' . . . I ' 2 ' V 1 Y V u . . . , . . Page Tvuenty-six v A V A J Q.-, .fini ,7,.1'l ,...-r --x,.-P ff 4' X f! g? .4 fl X in- 5 gd ra' ,f M1 ,4 '4' 2 nsiu. ' 1 ,.......-..,,.,, 1 I lil BB 1...-Q 'fd' ,yf ,,f 1' WH 220 Affe HF NT PAR D v SPORT 0- v.. , 72.1 PQ , , 4- 'W 2 ' , -i ' ,- 17:1 1 I, A.9,f , F -f -4 K - , ,, , A W f Y -ff f-, ,X wif ,- X V H 4 I, 4, ,' ,Q K J!-f Z, f 1 ' f fx- 12: ' 67. fp , .. '1 f Q71 f-, ,174 ff 5 , .- '- , r Vi! V' 4 '-. , Q, , q-f2 ':ia ' - -' . - 'f'- - H 1 .', Y Y , Y , -V g g 5 , f- 2 '- 'a' 'ly -wwf V - ' .. W -I. K ,f-, . E9 Q I 5 4710 ' 5 v' I' . 'f . if ,J7 '. ' IJ -., U i- f 9 Y, : ,sz -,4 - - - , - A Z., : 37 . 4 , nf, '1 -N-,a ' ' , . 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Wheeler W Cramer A Da.le R Hammond Man ager J Whyatt R Sllsby W Lenahan T Klrkpatrlck H Elck N Barlow Boys Basketball OYS BASKETBALL at Mlddleport I-hgh thls year proved to be a h1ghlv successful venture, as the local qluntet reached the finals ln the Western New York Class B cornpetxtlon for the second tlme 1n the school s hlstory Thls remarkable performance was far above the expectatlons of tlfe most ardent followers, for few thought the last year s record would be surpassed Opemng the campa1g'n at Barker, the MHS cagers got away to a flymg start by checkmg the1r opponents 29 11 Wlth doubled confidence follow ng th1s 1n1t1a1v1ctory the Purple and Gold five proceeded on the1r way by con querlng Gasport ln a close contest 15 14 Lyndonvxlle and WIISOH then fell be fore the local attack by scores of 29 12 and 18 15, respectwely as Mlddleport went mto the league s lead However, 1n a hectlc court tussle at Youngstown the team suffered lf,S f1I'St set back, 28 23, and lost possesslon of flrst place temporarlly By trlmmlng the1r arch rlvals from Lewlston, 23 14 wh1le W1l son toppled the Youngstown outfxt, the boys took sole possess1on of the lead as the flrst half of the schedule was completed The Wm over Lewlston proved to be an appetlzer as the MHS hoopsters made lt the first of a sxx game w1nn1ng streak 1n whxch they nearly doubled the scorlng accomplxshed by the opposltlon Included ln thls vlctory march was probably the most thrlllmg contest of the campalgn 1n whlch the Farrellmen barely eked out a 24 26 Wm over a fast sharpshootmg Neva fane qumtet VS 1lson brought tins streak to an abrupt end as they trounced the local forces m convmcmg fashlon 34 13 The follcwlng week Mlddleport clmched the league champ1onsh1p bv takmg Youngstown mto camp 32 22 whmle Lewlston absorbed a 41 31 d ub bmg from XX 1lson Defeat N10 3 came ln the flnal league contest at Lew1ston 26 15 At Amherst ln the semm final sectional play offs the Purple and Gold representatlves ClOClQlOIl9d the Blasdell quintet '5-17 However mmus the servxces of Mel I-Iarpuder star forvt ard the MHS aggregatxon dropped a close 19 15 ball game to Chautauqua at Dunklrk These play offs termmated a sparklmg season one that vnll long be remembered Loach Farrell deserves more than a smgle vote of praxse for hls splendld efforts for xt IS evxdent that progress would have been deterred wlthout ms hxgh caliber tutelage . , 5 . , . , ' . , . , . , - 3 . , . , . , . , . , . . 7 , . . . . . . . . , . . 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Pant Tvs enty ught Mr Farrell Coach M Brextsman G Hickey A Hammond M Kirkpatrick M Tracey D Jackson F Hoyer J OBrien Manager D Veley C Gursslin I Sparks M James M Hollinger H Droman K White J Manuel F Jackson E Scarborough R Schwan G1rls Basketball ORCED to rely entirely upon an lnexperlenced squad, whose prevlous var sity playing time totaled 48 mlnutes, Coach Farrell succeeded in moldmg a sextet that carried the Middleport colors well True, they didn t fimsh in first place, but the girls that comprised the squad had all the qualltles that go with champions However, with shaken confidence in themselves they were unable to hlt then' stride until mid season Lack of experience and confidence caused the Mlddleport High sextet to get started on the wrong foot as Barker took the season s opener 25 21 Thls early season loss threw the girls into a slump from which they fou d it hard to recover In a close contest the follovuing week the local lassies tasted defeat a second time 9 8 at the hands of Gasport This was followed by a 45 4 loss to Lyndonville 21 8 defeat by the Wilson girls and a 29 26 setback at Youngstown In the final game of the first half of the season the Purple and Lewiston 15 9 Finding that winning was more pleasint than losing the MHS sextet started a win ning streak of its oven On successive Fridays the girls trimmed Barker 25 20 edged out Gasport 14 13 in a photo finsh and decisioned Newfane 13 6 Then Lyndonville put an end to the march by handing out a 32 23 loss to the Middleport representatives Wewfane then turned the tables on the local maids as thev held back a typical MHS rally to win 15 12 Wilson and Youngstown ran 1nto considerable difficulty before downing the hometown forces 31 29 and 21 12 respectively The fi val chapter was written to girls basketball league competition as the locals trounced Levustone 20 14 in the finale The end of the season found the Middleport High School representatives heading the second division teams with five wins and nine losses This is by no means a disgrace and all the girls and their capable coach should have no reason to be ashamed of the team Ang one vnho expects a pennant winner from a team composed of freshmen lat least in experi ence! should try doing it some time The 1931 38 campaign marks the wind up of competition between schools in Niagara and Orleans counties and we are sure everyone is sorry to see it fade out of existence . , 3 . 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I Page Twenty nine I age Th1rt5 Mr Farrell Coach G Droman W Sheldon D Clute F Wmters L VanGund1a R Hammond Manager N James J Whyatt H E1ck E Hassall N Barlow R Wheeler R Brown Baseball INCE all but three of last year s regulars were lost by graduatlon the hneup placed on the dlamond thls year contamed many new faces The result of thls rebmldmg process was a young lnexperxenced comblnatlon whlch seemed destmed to produce a fine brand of baseball ln the future And produce It d1d for by the tlme that Scope went to press the team was already well on 1t-. xx av towards the end of a very successful season The schedule 6 1 2 27 3 June 10 June 17 May May May May J une Mlddleport at Gasport Barker at Mlddlcport Mlddlcport at I NlldOflVlllQ Gasport at Mlddleport Mlddleport at Barker Lyndonvllle at Mlddleport Champlonshlp game w . , Q . , . , . , . , . , . , . . , . , . , . , . , . , . . , , V . . 9 , , ' xc yy - H y . 1 Ort . 7 . 4 w ' 1 W fwfmlw W! 1 H f f nl 21 1 lfwfx hr 4S'l EIS ll l Y S ,LGF ., ff fi V- W, I5 1 I lwgiiuc 4 ALUMNI C - g T - .. .....,uvv0fl,WjL1l ,,f.!,!1 . iffy' I 1 UMWM L- W i- -- T-, 5 W f-E il f i 'wif : ' g- 4 f - Q ' 'Jf - 'f -J W f 55 V J is 1 . 1 4, VU 1 , , .1 , 1 1 T 1 , 1 f f , 1- f .1 7172 ' ' -- ' 21 ,f V f if ' f iw- 'Z V' f, - 1 : :z C if fr' ' X17 . 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X ' ,A I L- 11 ll A -1 hs' ' V 'V W i'f ' f xhl ff 0 ' 'X ' ' W , IIIKP g . , .-,, 7. , I I , I A if D f' ' I ' ' , ,F 4, -4 ,Qs WILLIAM J ' ' Alumm Assoclatlon PI'eS1d6I1t Eugene Holahan V1ce Presldent Arthur McDonald Secretary and Treasurer Onolee Cook N THE twenty fourth day of June ln the year of our Lord one thousand nlne hundred and thlrty seven the members of the Alumm Assoclatlon of Mlddleport Hlgh School turned out nearly two hundred strong for the1r annual gathermg ln the M6thOd1St Epxscopal Church club rooms At 6 p m the reg ular busmess meetxng was called to order by the retlrlng presldent of the or garuzatxon Bernice Whlttaker Farrell At that tlme xt was announced by the treasurer that the Assoc1at1on had paxd all of ltS outstandlng bllls and had a small deposlt of money ln the bank Now that the members had the assurance that the Alumm ASSOCIHUOD was out of debt they proceeded to elect the offlcers for the 1937 1938 term Upon the completlon of all busmess the assembled members retlred to the d1rung room where the Lad1es Soclety of the Method1st Church served the graduates both new and old wlth one of the f1nest meals ever served at any banquet Breaking an old establlshed custom the commltbee ln charge of the ban quet d1d not make arrangements for a prlnclpal speaker but declded to have the toastmaster Howard Crocker 31 call on speakers at random The experlment proved to be a most successful one Among the speakers were Eva Harps rep resentlng the class of 12 celebratlng the twenty flfth anmversary of thelr graduatlon Mlss Ruth Brltt a member of the class commemoratlng thelr fifth ann1versary who gave some humorous lncldents that took place durlng her four years of undergraduate work at old M H S as well as a plea to the younger graduates to contlnue then' educatlon e1ther at home or 1n some 1nst1tut1on of hlgher learnmg 1n order that they w1ll be able to combat the varlous lsms that are floodlng the world about us and Eugene Holahan newly elected presldent who gave a few suggestlons for the advancement of the Alumm Assoclatlon Immedlately followmg the dlnner the Alumm members attended a dance sponsored by the ASSOC12.t10D at the Parlsh Hall The success of th1s dance both socxally and financlally promlsed to make lt an annual affalr N 4 Q'-26 x 1 C igll' s ' .............................,........ '35 ..,......ss............. .,...... ' - ' .......,................,.,, '28 .,.,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,A,, ,,.,A. - , . . . r Q ' - . , . , . ' I ' , . . . . , . , . 7 1 ! ' . Q - , ,. . - l I . - l u 3 , 1 . Q ! - 3 , . u 4 , Page Thirty two Name and Address H PEYNOLDS .IR 1200 Ridge Blvd Bax Ridge Apt 115 Brooklyn N Y ETHEL FROHLICH o2 Prospect Terrace Cortland N Y EMMA HOLLINGER .12 Prospect Terrace Cortland N Y FRANK SECOR 6 Hartland Street 'Vhddleport N Y MARGARET TAKACS Middleport 'NI Y FSTHER BARLOVX Middleport N Y PAUL WOLTER Rochester NI Y MARION HALL 9 William Street Middleport N Y EDWIN GUILD XR ashington Street Middleport N Y ESTHER COLLINS Main Street Middleport N Y MARION! STEINER Mxddleport N Y MRS F STIMPSON tIna. Dleboldl 356 VN Oak Orchard Medina N Y GEO E HAMMOND 5 Kelly Avenue Middleport N Y MILDRED J HOL GATE 8 Maple Ax enue 'Vhddleport N Y RAY E HINKLEY Sherman Road Nliddleport N Y 8111111111 DCCUOII At Present Lning IH Neva York City with my wife and successor and working of course to pay off the government debt and keep the wolf away from the door A Junior at Cortland State Normal School Attending Cortland Normal School XX orkmg as a printers apprentice Taking a course in Machine Draw ing and Tool Design at Lockport evemng school and a course in blue print reading at Harrison s Radia tor Corp A senior at New York State Col lege for Teachers Albany 'NI Y At home A Junior co operative student in Rochester Athenaeum and Me chanics Institute Working in the Chem Lab of the Clark Stek Corp Employed at Roberts Bros Com pany 60 Market Street Lockport N Y Unemployed A senior at Mechanics Institute Retailing Dept Working at the Niagara Sprayer and Chem1cal Co Middleport N Y Married Lnemployed Employed by the Harrison Radia tor Division in the Personnel De partment Studying English and Dramatlcs at Ithaca College and engaged in writing and in the student peace activities there and at Cornell Lniversity Plans To Live for the next 100 years and make a comforable l1v ing and attain some measure of success Teach school Teach physical education Become a draftsman o a printer whichever offers the better opportunity Teach commerce Continue present Job and Stay employed Play in an orchestra during summer Do store work in Buffalo Stay married Secure employment and save some money Remain with Harrison s until further notice Transfer to another college and either continue dramatics or change to a course in po lltical science with a minor in philosophy keeping dra matics as an extra curricula' activity or side interest Page Thirty three O 'W C , . s Y.. , '. A I .v ' Y b ' 'I ' 1 N' V - I- 1 I . I I . ' ' ' , . . . Iv . V Y ' ' ' ' F' , . . . . . 1 . , . r , ' , I . . ' , ' ' A . v . . Iv - , 1 4 - ' . , , A . . 8 Greenwood Sf-F9Ct, the industrial chemistry course at finish course next year. , A . . - , . - , U V I 1 V Y ' ' u p Y 1 ' . v . , , . . 1 ' . . . ' , I , . , . . A , . . v ' - I ., . , . V . , 1 , - , . . - . . . .L . Y ' Q Y , . . , , 2 . , . , . . . . I - Alumm Sectl on CONTINUED lNa.me and Address At Present VS ILFRED O MONEY Church Street Mlddleport N Y RONALD HILL 414 S Super1or St Angola Indxana EVELYN M FLATT Hxghland Hospltal Rochester N Y Nurses Home ROBERT CHANDLER Mlddleport N Y R D 1 HUGH G BARLOW 45 W Mohawk Street Buffalo N Y ONOLEE I COOK Gasport N Y R D 2 VIOLET LE PARD Buffalo N Y RUTH R ALLEN RICHARD BATEMAN 102 Walnut Place Syracuse N Y SEYMOUR GOTTLIEB 443 Woodlown Avenue Buffalo N Y WILLIAM WASVARY 9 Frances Street Middleport N Y WAYNE LETTS Alfred Street M1ddleport N Y KATHERINE WOL- TER 17 M8Ch3.I11C Street Mlddleport N Y DONALD R KNUE BEL Wh1te 2 No 22 Troy N Y AUDREY BARKER 5 VS 1ll1am Street Mxddleport N Y HERBERT HUMPH REY Mlddleport N Y Page Thirty four Attendmg Tn State College study mg Electncal Engmeermg In trammg at Hlghland Hospital lh Rochester From May 1 to Sep tember 1 afflllated wlth New York Clty Hospxtal whxch IS connected wlth Cornell Medical Center Unemployed Employed ln the Llberty Bank ln Buffalo Saleslady at F VS Woolworths Co also wmdow decorator part tlme offlce work and llttle of every thmg Working at Langs Bakery Inc At home Completxng Jumor year at the New York State College of Forestry and majorlng m Wxldlxfe Manage ment a.nd Forest Zoology Asslstant shxppmg clerk ln a. cloth lug factory At home workmg for parents Workmg at Gould s Flowers Inc Devotxng almost entxre time t stu y CR P IJ Vkorkmg at the Mlddleport L1 brary Home Plans To Attend Bryant and Stratton BUSINESS College Stay there xf possxble Secure a posxtlon as book keeper cashmer either at pre sent place or elsewhere No plans for the future Indeiinlte Attend Sprmg camp at Lake George durlng May and then return to Mxddleport for the Summer Work my way up Enter Nxagara Umverslty next September Expect to contxnue workmg there untxl busmess plcks up and Jobs become more plentl u Play baseball O O 7 ' . . 225 E. Utica St., I Buffalo, doing general office'work: ' , . . ' , - - f 1. . - . . . 0 . , d . . . . Name and Address NIILDRED DA'1 Mechamc Street Mlddleport N Y ALVERA E COOK Gasport N '1 R D 2 DXX IGHT XR ATER BURY 'VIed1na N Y R D 3 ADAH SHELDON 23 VS 1ne Avenue HyattSV1ll6 Vld Clty Hospltal Meadvllle Pa ADA BATEMAN W1ll1am Street Mlddleport N Y LaVERNE MILLER 44 Park Avenue Mlddleport N Y JAY HINKLEY Y M C A Ithaca N Y PHYLLIS B WOOD WORTH Clyde N Y RLTI-I BRITT 1003 Helderberg Ave Schenectady N Y ISABEL VK EBBER Southold Long Island HARRIET ENINIS 141 Plke Street Port JGFVIS IN Y Alllllllll Sectlon 4CONTI'NLED At Present Employed at Nlagara Sprayer and Chem1cal Co Inc Cashler and bookkeeper at F XX Xloolworth Co Lockport N '1 XR orkmg for the Rxdge Road Ex press Inc Enrolled ln the secretarxal busmess course at Strayer Busmess College XX aslungton D C Meadvxlle Ia majorlng IH Buax ness Admmlstratxon Nlght clerk at Meadvllle Clty Hospltal Worklng at Laub s Restaurant Servxce statlon attendant or Standard O11 Co Enrolled ln the Department of Phy slcal Education at Ithaca College Teachlng Engllsh IH Clyde Hlgh School Teacher ln Schenectady N Y Teachmg fxrst grade at Southold Teachlng ln fort Jervls Plans To Receue a transfer somet1me soon to a larger F XX VX ool worth store ln another C113 Go to the Lnlverslty at Ann Arbor ln the Fall If all goes well hope to ,rad uate ln July After gradua tlon want to obtaln a secre tarlal posltxon ln VK ashlngton and later get 1nto gox ern ment work cago and take a year course 1n Hospltal Admlmstratlon followed by a year s 8dITllIllS tratlve lnterneshlp Ln a Chl cago Hospltal WhlCh wxll gwe me my Masters degree ln buslness and quahfy me for an executlve posltlon 1n hospltal Go away to school 1n Septem ber Plan to contmue 1n thls field at the same college next year Spend the summer at home Teach m same place next year Page Tlurty f1ve , . . K . n t Y ' U - LE ROY NYM. COON, A junior at Alleghany College, Attend the University of Chi- . . . , . . , .- 4 -A I . . . , a 1 D - f D ' Y . . L. I. ' ' 3 ' I . , . ' , - ' V r-G' ,gp-0-1 gp-as f x. Build 'Q 3 Page Th1rtx s1x 1.41 The Kld 1n Three Cornered Pants In the Shade of the Yew Apple Tree Bewlldered Take Me Out to the Ball Game Don t Be That VN ay Ten Pretty Glrls Alexanders Rag T1me Band Its the Dreamer ln Me Some Day 'VIy Prmce VS 111 Come Thls 'Neyer Happened Before Its Easler Sa1d Than Done An Old Flame Never Dies I Double Dare You Is It Love or Infatuat1on It s All 1n Fun You Couldnt Be Cuter Sun up to Sun down Sold1ers of Fortune Strange as It May Seem Svseet as a Song Asleep ln the Deep Tvuo Dreams Get Together Chxldhood Days I m VYlSh1I'1g Jungle Love My Flrst Impresslon of You 9 In a Happy Frame of Mlnd Temptatlon School Days Ill Hxtch My W agon to a Star The Xou and Me That Lsed To Doctor Rhythm Remember Me Mamma Oh Mamma Lost and Found Vw here Have We Met Before Lxttle Lady Make belleve Page Thlrty se ven ' ' - 15. , ' . 29. ' . 16. ' ' 30. ' ' 17- ' 31. . 18. - - 32, , . , . . , 19. . , 33. ' I ' ' 20. ' , - 21. Y 04. There's a Tavern in the Town 22. Stop and Reconsider 35-Easter Parade ' ' 23. ' 36. . L ' 24- ' 37. . . ' 25. 38. ' ' ' 26. ' ' y 9 , V 27. 09. 28. ' ' 40. ' 3 . - ' Future Probable A. 8: P. Manager of Animated cartoonist Baseball admirer Secretary 8.11 In CS ng sal IL' 0 9 ai L. an Q4 L.. an bo E ai .G s. on .bd GS E as E 'U 5 .Q U2 I3 .-I'-1 .- :S et instructor Ball Second Ina Rae Hutton History teacher Prison matron News commentator Loving wife m rn cu 'U 5-1 Ed 5 an OI' collect Bill operator Beauty Divorcee WPA worker +2 m .... +4 C OJ ..- U In 'U Undertaker econd Jane Ace I-u GJ .120 U2 Advice to lovelorn .C o N O U I Gd .D A-3 cv .bt m 0 'O-4 .-1 3 -in :- o 4-3 Q 9. .93 EP. eo 30 1-E '95 :S 'UND we U: 25 EG.-C KD 0 U-A 'E hm 6-I U1 .- S-4 - ike Mrs. M Beauty specialist O GJ D-4 red Rlture Accountant VJ h arm O W-1 GJ D. QQO u-4 l te Wa 3. Old maid .......... U2 F-4 GJ u-J ra serupper- F OWSY' Mus c superv sor -- er teacher Sng Stern Ati et c d rector --- Teacher s wife rave ng sa es- A success A fe of ease ..... Have s eep ng s c to dance Learn 'U .E Travel NUTS8 Omm SS OHQI' oper VSOI1 at Grocery boy .... Famed as -4 Mel s girl ...... Fire queen .... -- v-1 Z .D GJ most IS OO S tud ous Fuss est girl Most forgetful - - Sports author ty- CI' wh sp St r ate ! O ,-4 to ft Sgi E erican g r s -- -4 Most tempera l menta Laz est boy ...,. Track man Teacher s stooge funn - th est laugh -- -4 W 4-3 SWSI' Most tact ess --- .CZ For the fun I get out Re n for Llvmg 4-1 'CS -4 Storekeeper s W fe To see what its all .Q td get out of school .CI .-4 'U D ck Tracy .......... Im enjoying it v-4 day el' e th t Lfe No time to die ...... - To s eep o ook the World over- 5a eart pa ood To see the world 1-4 8 S EI' Skat My pub c Because t is the e do th ng to st When Mr Love ess Pet Hate .S Cand d camera iots Snoopy peop e ..... Schoo Q0 :SUI U2 -v-1 3 rn Swing music .... tics 0 S- 4-3 .C Peop e who do socks W tn I1 dues ell' PY ,-e GJ .C .C N ght must end --- VVork rank Mor Jo cos fx tz Brothers Bc ng ca ed Mss U2 Pnk emonade --- V6 pt 6 Romant c I Spontaneous ---- D gent Ch dsh bn Pm O A E-cc tab e ....... -J ng XV Tm-my ......... P acid E oquent ....... shy ........ .... ,- KRUVG Ta Independent yet C- 'U Ind fferent Harm ess Pr-rp exmg Grs of e Aen llll :- 'U 99 UQ Q '-3 E' .1 14 Arn 2 UQ rs' FV' Bre tsman --- Squ rt Ann e Brewer Cramer VV d U P' ee In OU Davd G gador i V 514 5: vii I-2 Di Gert H ckey .c,.... James - ,,.. -- Jess e Hatt e Kms ey ...., Peggy Latta B l Lenahan ,,s..., O av I-1 GS P1 e Reabo t ..... Scarborough- - Scarb U1 Stetson Ruth e Angie Ti ett Bob Westcott N: 4- D ri i ' ' - i ' S xocimen Ad'ec ive i ll --- i ------ - , 1 ' as s for homework.. of it -.-..--......... - ----- -- ' Norm Betts -----... Surprising ------ Dill pickles ------- - To continue my searc eek freedom, a e for a more abun an and ha in ss und and happier ife ---... Timid sou ----- - solely n t e f i i i Little bunga ow by sl --------.-- ' i ' rfal -.----- i ili ..----- l ' ' out -----.....-..... ' ' i il i -----.- .. l and getting E1at,sleep and be mer- in the moming-- ry ---............... Senior p ayboy -- Traveling --.-----. Tr buck Daley ----..- Confusing ------ hool -----..---.. To -- Drumm r o -- wing drummer --- Pa riots Densmore --.. Understanding -- Bugs ------------.. Be an engineer's wife - Most amiable --- Tnc tain --------- H0 iz Fl tt --- ------- Bragging .------ tuck-up girls -.--. Save funeral expenses- Pest ----.-----. Civil Engineer ----- C1 i ld -., ---.. , nn in ------- no and ce --.... Goo heat .-.---... ch ' s i ---.---- l i runj' Ha 1 '. i l ' i i ' i i ru Hall --------- lnsettled ----.-- Caps and gowns --- Eat iwhat e se?J ---- Librarian ------- i ----- ------- u ins Hammond Critical -.---.-.. P li ' --------.- ' ' ' ' -.-. ----- egg'ie Hammond --- Brilliant -....... Symphony orches- i as -------.----- - To se ano i ll i i i illi -- -..-... Boys -.------ - ----- Live 0 die --.-.-.... - G e i . - Jackie Jackson .--. - Coy -----..... -- Getting up in t e morning -.---.. Many ---..---------. S eeper --.------ Grandmother ---.-- St i ' l n't ngland' a th' i -----............ Am ' il ---..---- i ' l l --..--. --- A kle i h T li 1 ig h e s -.------. Strong heart ........ - Quietest gir ---- woman -------...-- .. .. I i . - - --------- li il , -----------. l --..--------. i 1 i ik- ness ---.-.-------- ,rry M Govern --- Unwilling ---.-- Wciners ----------- Girls -------.---.---- Terrible Terrence. Loving husband --- Ma ck McNally ---.-. Friendy ------.. Violins --.-.-.---.. T 1 ----- Myrt McNally -..-- Industrious ----- Spiders --.-.-----. Save m mother from ying inheritance tax- Best worker ---- Stenographer ---,--- De Hank O'Brian ---.-. Belittling -.----. Street cars ..--.-.. G h ---------- ' - Ric wi ow ------- S Beati l ll ' -.----. F gan's One wi i ' l -.-- ---- -.-- .---------- e endable ---.. Fat ron meat -- Have to ------------- Best gir athlete- Breadwinner ---.-- Ba Essy Slattery ------ Considerate ..--. Spiders .------.... Can't be he ped ------ Be ty' friend --- Nurse .----..--.-- - Do parkie Spark ---- - Speed King ---- Ri .---. ' wif -------. Greatest gum ch --------- -----------.- C i ----. i ----. i. ll i tetson -.-------.- To make a success --- Most fickle ----- Costume designer -- F' o ' ll --..---- - l ---- i l . li --.------.- Dreamer --.-.- - PWA C i i in Hawaii -----.--. ------ l ' ----. i l -.-- --- ----.. i ' asi- Tele i i - e i ---- l V or ..----.------- MEMBERS OF The HSCOPEU Staff of Miflfllcport High School VV' h to thunk all who have helped so generously. and ask you 0 remember to co-operate th th' advertisers in this Annual. COMPLDVIENTS OF NIAGARA HERALD CO., Inc. Printers and Publishers. Midd1Gp0I't, N. Y. Shoes for the Wh0'e Familv Uvnapprodchul For Foods O Brlan S Shoe Store SERVICE PRICL QI Ann 423 'Vlaln Street Medina N Y Phone .311 W S To the Graduates of Midfllcport High I Is If not senszble io get your Buszness Tramzng Where You Expect To Be Employed 9 If xou plan to seek cmplowment at home or in Iod port thin hx all means et xoui Husincse FI1I 'lll1lll in Lockport CSSQZB MISS WILLIAMS SCHOOL I .l .W ,,. , L ' 4 9 ' 9 7 A - , C O ,. 7 I . 1 . 0 K I I I I O I O C I I Our individual instruction is conducive to rapid llI'0fII'f ss X N I ' if f' ,, -7- i Y Yi' V -1. -1 fr - I I Page Th' ty Compliments of LORD'S RESTAURANT GASPORT, N. Y. Fred MCDonald Si Son Domes -- PLYMoUTH Sales and Service ALLIS - CHALMERS Tractors - - Farm Machinery Mmnucrom' N. Y. TEL. 58 Compllments f SNELL S HARDWARE Compllments of JOHN DAVEY TONY S PLACE MUSIC and DANCING GOOD FOOD FRONT STREET IWIIDDLEPORT N I Cemetery Memonals Mark Every Grave HARRY F WALDRON Hurst s Prlvate School 4 V! HI RON ST BI Pl 11.0 INFVS YORK CXJQIB lll Busmess A1 1 ountanc 3 BUSIN I' DR lar onomzz s Iau Ili 'UN Ixf SIIIPSHIUIISIIIII P X3 S Stenotxpx Shorthand Su fllfllfldl I ramzng F111 ll FRI I' 'V Prf 1 :sum W aff I1 I1 lhc Bov or Fzrl I racluatc CONVENIENT PAYMENTS Your Home Owned Credit Jen eler EDWARD T BOES J EWELER BEYWLEY BLDG 2 M ARKET STREET LOCKPORT NEW YORK S 5 ' o 9 7 v ' I of J v H T I , O 7 ' . . . I U I ,Q ' 1 1' I - High School and College Grade Courses rv ' ' ' , . ' A A 1 I I 1' l 'JI V -n 71 1 u , P f P L' SUCCESS To The MIDDLEPORT HIGH SCHOOL SCOPE KEN You Buy .hilgara NIAGARA SPRAYER CHEMICAL COJnc ouauy D ll P0 ,Magara uv PROYYCWF F' Y 6 C 9 3 Q J- ? O . 00 C-QX AND ' IJ M f mm. .X ' ,4'. 1 wf 2 .ff :gf-w,'1, 1:01 .V L JK7.'flyL:'l P g t Canon Let us MARFAX your car F. E. Braddock X CO. lt lasts twice as long as ordinary greasing VARY S GARAGE For all kinds of choice meats TELEPHONE 75 W WE DELIVER PHONE 19 MIDDLEPORT N Y ARTHUR ,IACKLING Nw CRANE S DAIRY Insurance TRY OUR Gracluaizon Yime Home fnade Is Gyfi Time ce Cream featuri g LIGHT LUNCI-IES TASTY SANDWICHES For YOU' 5f'Iff HOME OF DOUBLE KAY NUTS CXSQIB Lampkms Preserlptlon ICE CREAM sToRE Drug Store J B WOLFE Pop M in qtmet MIDDLE-PORT N y GREYHOUND BUS TERMINAL PHONE 243 9 N 9 O O . , C I 65 .. , n , 7 V, x ' Fountain Service Visit U S QP , I I O . . , I' . a t . . Ph 81 I g F ty-t' 1 . . . Nlagara UH1VCfS1ty R ollf UL of Ants and Sclnncf S P16 Profesqonal Courses School of Eduoauon School of Buqnes Graduate School Senunarw ADDRESS NIU MXRX I NIXPRHITX NI-XC XRS IXI LS NIXX XORR Pg F tyth M C :Ui ot '- :rg I The REGISTRAR The Pleasure Is All Mine C'X9Q!5 W D McFadden D R L Wheeler SZ Co SHAW S DAIRY SERVICE Is O M tt Stl.ulCl0llS Chocolate Drlnk Mlsslon Orange CREAM MILK MORNING AND EVENING DELIVERIES PHONE so-R Main8zF eisSiB. Middlp0t,NY The Best ln Plctures V5 lll Come to The STAR THEATRE WAIT POR THEM rr IS WISE TO BE THRIP'I 1 George Lauh Resiaurani CSDQZW LZDGXJ 29 SOUTH MAIN STREET MIDDLEPOR1' N v Better Pies Cakes and All Pastry PASTRY FLOUR Home Prlde ALL PURPOSE B R6SS6gUl6 81 Son At Your Grocer for Prompt Dehvery PHONE mo MmnLEPoR'r J C FINK FIRE INSURANCE AGT GROCERIES AND FENERAL DIERCHXNDISF MIDDLFPORT 126 F 13 union 147 1- ll NX olcottss llle IN Y Pgr O O I O O ,Do CSO , nw - . ur o o 7. . . I Corner ran e r . . v Three Roses O O O Phone: . . - - ty-f All thr 5ert :ces 0 a large' F113 Bank If ztll the Prlendllncss 0 u fwountrg Haul. 'VIIDDLLPORT OFFICE NIAGARA COUNTY NATIONAL BANK and Trust foflllllldlly A 'VIARINE NIIDLAWD BANK MEMBER FDIC W1ll13mS Brothers COYHPHHY Rogers Quahty Cotton or VS ool Battm NIAFARA .5 5HOPP1NF Olllll and Comforters FI' N II' R 12N fXJQZ'X I Of Lpol t I otton Battmff f LOCKPORT N Y LOCKPORT N 1 PgF 0 . A . . ., . . . , , . if , . . , A 1 ' 1 . , , 1 O C 0 o o Qt., , W , , ,W Y ,, .comm H , ,, ,,,,71, ,. QL o -ford ,r n w w ' . L 1 I . 1 K S wi V. w 1 11 J Q 'UV' .. Y 0 Y , Y . - ' - I . , D .0. Y , I . . ty-f' Would You Like To Have All the f lothcs H ou VS ant A Car X Comfortable Home Nlonew for Hobbies H lpplness 'md Security NX oulrl you lHll16I' be one of thc thousands Il :slung for these Illlll' s A practlcal buslness tralnlng spells the dlfferi-31106 V A Chown tramlng w1th 1ts splendld Employment Department to aSS1St you to a pos1t1on 1S the shortest and least CXPGHSIVG way to attaln securlty and happlnes Effectlve teachmg methods modern equlpment progresslve admlmstratlon the prestlge of Chown reputatlon give you PLUS VALUE tralmng for your c11mb to success Q f- vas- nlln 4-Q:t'l Erl-:ll ll lls ljll-li LLL J. it OWII C O0 IISIIIQSS 54 no Num STREET Bl ll SLO Nm roms Num mer Term Starts July 5 1938 Ends Sept 19 1938 ls all rl erm St Arts Septemht r 19 K, RITE FOR A FREE CATA LOG outhnmg the courses that have launched thousands of Chown graduates 1nto profltablc careers throughout Western New York and Northern Pennsylx ama f mn'-es BUSIIIQSS Admmlstratlon Fxecutne Sccretarlal Semor Secretarlal Accountmg and Steno graphlc 1 1g.,t Forty sxx o 0 0 I A ' ' 1 . 11 . v 01' ' ' ' M , , . . 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Shaw M'UJDLEPORT N Y MERRILL BRADDOCK Red 81 White Store MAIN STREET WIIDDLEPORT, x Y FENTON HOTEL Compllments of ALYCE BEAUTY SHOPPE 3 KELLEY AVENUE MIDDLEPORT N Y For Graduatzon G1 ts See Our Complete Lune o WATCHFS DIAMONDS and JFWELRY ON EASY CREDIT TERMS GUARANTEED WATCH REPAIRING Weber S Jewelry Store 132 M Strfbet LOCKPORT N Y Chapman 81 Chapman Cholce Meats and Grocenes Sea Foods Frruts and Vegetables Johnson Creek New York PHONE MIDDLEPORT 204 F 12 Eyes Exammed and Classes F Ltted J R JOHNSON OPTOMETRIST 7 WE ST AVENUE Off byApp t d sdy dFd G p0rt2 If You NN ant To Charter a Bus CALL ON US Rldge Road Express, IIC R A WEEKS Mgr PHONE 32 J PgF y , . . f E , r J 9 J . . A , ' 9 5 ' ain , . . . V I . .lv O O O Gasport, N. Y. ' ice Hours oin ment I ' We ne a an ri ay Eveni g Phone as ' t . XX hen Thmkm f Electrlcal Appllances Thmk of B Foster JOHNSON CRPFK N Y Norge and Frzgzdazre R C X md EIIILFSOH RdIll0S Roy 11 and G E Clcanum PHUNI 'NIIUDIPPURVI 2041 2 C 0 O I 1 ' ' ' ' L A .I J , 4 O Q U C O Rcfrifferators. Ran cs and Washers D f . . f . z 1 g ' ' Q Atlantic Service Station LARCONI sl FULLER South Mann Street Nllddleport N Y LLBRICATIONI sz xx ASHING OLR SPECIALTX PHONE 94 J. J. Jackson Sl Son Wholesale Dealers in Beans Apples Deeds Gram and Wool WIIDDLEPORT x 1 RoBERTsoN LUMBER co , Inc Do you recognlze your mstructor from e back seat? Perhaps your eyes need attentlon Donald A Kelsey Optometrlst LOCKPORT N Y .J WIAIN STREET PHONES-Office 327 J Res 2224 NOfW1Ch Unlverslty THF 'VIILIT KRY COLLFGE Ol' THF STATP Olf VERMONT C1v1lEng1neer1ng Chemlstry Elec trlcal Engmeermg Arts and SCI ences Mlhtary and rldmg mstructlon un der Umted States Army Cavalry Offlcers lncluded ln moderate tux t1on fee Scholarshlps avallable for Vermont Students For further information address The Reg lstrar Norwich UHlX6PSltX Northfield Wt PECHUMAN S HOTEL CXJQZW NX olcottsx nllt, Nfw York BLUM'S GARAGE Fender Stralghtenlng and P3lI'ltlI'1g GENERAL REPAIRING lxendall O11 mono NEW some Page Forty nme X J . Y l . D , nv. - y - Y V ' ' 7 A . T A , -v. '- ' ' th O O O l rl ll LY l ' - 0 o o , '1 4 L I 4 L , 'W '1 Y W J J Courses leading to B. S. degrees in ' . . f , A 2 , , v v ' . 1 . . . v 1 ' . . , Q: - y . , v v - -v, , r ' I ' .Av v Y CXM73 - C om pl :ments Of Compliments New York State 0 ,hp Medina Dry Cleaners Electrlcsclas Cgrp The HOIIIC of I leanmg LOCKPORT DIVISION SMITH S DRY GOODS Agents fX9Qf'5 Call and Dehvery SBFVICG Greafer Reiurns on Your High School Eclucailon fn ENIORS who look forward to careers 1n busmess are 1nv1ted to conslder the professlonal busmess trammg offered by The Kelley BUSINESS Inst1tute Our spec1al1zed courses Secretarlal Accountlng Stenographlc and Complete Commerclal supple focus to the academlc or commercxal graduate and entltle students to the asslstance of our Free Em ployment Department A valuable booklet PLANNING YOUR FUTURE explammg the opportumtles ln the fleld of Busmess IS offered to vou wlthout am Ob11gal',1OI1 on your part Phone vsrlte or call for your copy The Kelley BUSIHCSS Instltute TELEPHONE 1461 lil 7 M AIN STRI4 LT NIAG ARA I' -KI LS Nl' V5 YORK lagf Flfty . 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