Shortsville High School - Hi Lo Yearbook (Shortsville, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 54 of the 1938 volume:

11 X Thai H11 ILO E Nzneteen Thwty Elght PUBLISHED BY The Annual Staff SHORTSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL on 0 fd www Y f' gf z . . , . I . ln Appreciation Rlchard L Henderson 0 In cickno Nledgment or h1S Loy C11 and versclhle effortu we ex press our Qmcere crppreclcitmon s o -. ,M I f - x X X DEDICATIONS o 4 Leland MacMx1lan Mrs N1-,tha 0 To Leland MacM111an whos loyalty generoslty and devot1on to the rlght makes hls memor dear to us n B Dunnmg 9 ' We can pay no greater trlbute than to say that We loved her for Y her hfe of generosxty and unselt 150 A' 7 1shness and for her devot1on to the happmess of others I t ee H- . . I I .qt W , f -. f - - - .e - r '- . ,' .Tw V.. ' The FACULTY ' Iohn W Turner Pnnctpal Rtchard L Henderson Enghsh V1oletRentschler Hlstory Clara M Iohnson Language Leland W Blazey Scrence Herman I Mark Dhystcal Educatton Emory McKerr Mustc Daultne Shortall Ltbrary Pre Prtmer lrene Bresada Commerctal Dorothy Cooke Drawtng Mr Hermotne Harp Etghth Grade Henry Broomfteld Seventh Grade Marton Conlon Slxth Grade Mary O Brten Fttth Grade Mrs Ruth Cooley Fourth Grade Lola Dunntng Thlrd Grade Kathleen Gartland Second Grade Dorts Shaw FITSL Grade Alfred Untverstty Untverslty ot Rochester UHIVGTSILY of Roche ter Elmtra College Hobart College Ithaca College Ithaca College Albany State Nazareth College Untverstty ot Buffalo Osvt ego Normal Hobart College Gene eo Normal Geneseo Normal Geneseo Normal Rochester Normal Rochester Normal Geneseo lN.ormal O I . , - - - . , - - - - - 0 , to , , - - - - . , - - - - . , .. . ' - - I ..... A 1 1 ' ' ' ' I .... I .,.. c- ' ' , - - 1 Q. , . I - - - - - - - Q , C I ..... . , - ' ' I .... I - - . I ..... zstovfy Glass of 1938 0 Wtth twelve of 1ts orrglnal members stlll farthful to tts ranks the Class of l938 has reached 1ts destmatlon Although we may be sllghtly weathered by the Journey we feel that our efforts to garn an educatlon and broaden our mlnds have not been rn vam Known as an extra actrve group we have 1ust1f1ed our reputatlon Wh1le ln the prrrnary grades we were actrve 1n the Iune plays whrch marked the grade commence ment exercrses at that tlme Whlle m the fffth grade we wrote and edlted our own newspaper blmonthly purchasmg lrbrary books wtth the proceeds from the sale The next year we agaln exh1b1ted our dramauc tendenc1es w1th Satone Stoddard Betty Datthyn Charles Morgan and Roy Farns worth takmg leadxng roles rn the operetta The Blue Belt Twelve of the or1g1nals completed the erghth grade and our class took part 1n the only grade commencement and class day School We found several new members w1th us as we Freshmen entered the Study Hall m l934 We were glad to greet the new gym naslum-as our boys are all athletlcally 1n cltned the renovated l1brary and the new muslc department As Freshmen we enloy ed many partres p1cn1cs and an eventful slelghrrde wrth MISS Iohnsons help As Sophomores our class plcmc to Glov er s woods our Hallowe en party and extra currlcular act1v1t1es occupred most of our spare moments Those dramatlcally 1ncl1n ed Gertrude Satone Betty Margaret L11 l1an Helen Boy and Gordon found outlets for the1r talents ln stellar roles 1n Hearts and Blossoms the operetta g1ven by the Glee Club We began to reahze the results of our lcbors when we entered our Iunror year and found ourselves spoken of as upper classmen Havlng fafled rn our attempts to collect class dues we sponsored class dances after basketball games Wrnner of SHS frrst annual prng pong tournament was Boy Farnsworth of our class St1ll actrve rn sports we enthuslasttcally helped to ed1t H1 Lo l937 and were act1ve members of clubs of many types To cl1max thls year we entertamed the Semors at a p1cn1c at Owasco Lake Llttle dld we reallze how near we were to the end of our htgh school days when we entered the Sen1or room for we found ourselves agaln wrth Mrss Iohnson our former Freshman advlsor As Senlors we the year we presented our Senror play The Phantom Bells whlch was both a dramatlc and a f1nanc1al success thanks to Mr Henderson The Senlor boys were the marnstays of a basketball team whrch was champron of 1ts own sectlon and of a base ball team worthy of mentlon Dur1ng the Spr1ng recess we held our Senlor Ball whlch was enJoyed to the ut most by all who attended Thrs was the clrmax the antl chmax the party g1ven 1n our honor by the Tumor Class near the end of our hlgh school career Betty Datthyn 1.-7' my if I I - . exercises ever held in Shortsville High have been busy to the nth degee, Eqrly in . , , , g f . 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HU AH : H U -m M I H H IF:-V L-Z5-K W AT H W 1 mov wing X AA A Zmrlur IT :Bm Mi 5 G:-M 'nn H V x I MG: T MH H A 4 Za :CES M W H lx - W 4 E 4 F SPORTS ,Gif-2 0 5 ' The Athletic Council ' OFFICERS Roy Farnsworth Prestdent Gene Smead V1ce Presxdent Helen Chesney Secretary Laura Farnsworth Treasurer REPRESENTATIVES Iuntors Murtel l-lenshaw Gene Qrnead Sop tornores Esther Leakey Norm JD Gallahan Freshman Dorothy Donahue Ralph Ogden Ltghth Grade Loura Farnsworth Seventh Grade E ther Leakey O Q O O V Seniors - - - Helen Chesney, Roy Farnsworth . - - - . if - U 1 - - , co . Soccer N1ck Vangeltstt captatned a veteran team through what was a very unsuccessful season Shortsvllle only won one game but was always ftghttng for the pr1de of the1r hxgh school S H S IS sure to have a very successful season next year wlth rnany regulars returntng 3 Vlctor Manchester Lltfton Sprlngs East Bloomt eld Phelps Canandatguci . , . . . Opponent Schedule SHS 2 A l l , U 1 . 4 . I I 3 . . . i U l 2 ' f U Boys Basketball Shortsvllle Wxth a veteran team led by Merton Farnsworth Captaln started the season by loslng two story book thr1llers to Phelps and Chi ton Sprlngs by one pomt Wxth a strong wlll to w1n the team made a comeback and Won 1tself a champ1onsh1p and a llCkel to the play offs Although the team lost the play oft game to East Bloomheld Shortsv1lle has never had a better team as far as sportsmanshxp and playmg are concerned Opponent Schedule S H S Phelps Chfton Sprmgs Vlctor Manche ter Phelp Chfton Sormgs Vlctor Manchester PLAY OFFS Chfton Sprmgs A2 East Bloomheld Junlor Varsity Basketball Orlglnated th1s year for the l1FS1 t1me was a second team ln Basket ball Thls team was composed ot the younger boys 1n the h1gh school The second team was the best ln the League and outscored thelr oppon ents by trfty po1nts takmg the who1e season as a basrs From th1s sec ond team Mr Mark w1l1 have to bu11d h1s next years varslty and wlth thls materlal we are sure to have a champ1onsh1p team Opponent Schedule S 1-1 S Chtton Sprmg Vlctor Manchester Phelps Chfton Sprlna Vlctor 26 Manchester . . . . . . . I 39 Phelps 31 22 Q ' s 25 8 ' 33 20 21 10 17 1U ' . ' Js 18 13 ' 28 24 Tennis 0 W1th the mtroductlon of Tennls th1s Spnng a new sport has been been added to the 11st of lnterschool athlet1cs Mr Leland Blazey has enthuslastxcally coached the team and mterested other schools 1n the venture We hope that the sport w1ll become a permanent 1nst1tut1on 1n the school and that the team w1ll have a successful season Schedule Manchester Chfton Sprmgs Palmyra Baseball With Lawrence Garno and Merton Farnsworth doing the twirling and Clarence VanOrman the receiving the Baseball team captured the title tor the first time in many years The team defeated Naples at the Red Iacket Park in Canandaigua which gave them the Finger Lakes Class B Championship and the right to compete in the Sectional Tourna ment in Rochester on Saturday Iune ll This was the first time Shorts ville was ever represented in the Tournament and the team lost a hard fought game to an Elba nine by the score of 4 3 in the ninth inning To Lawrence Garno goes a great deal of credit tor his pitching and to Mr Broomfield our heartiest congraulations for the wonderful coach Kerins Davis Mossey Gallahan Sweenev Farnsworth Lewi Childs Brown and Ruggles We are sure to have another winning team next year with all but two Seniors returning Opponent Schedule S H S Victor Clifton Springs Phelps Manchester Victor Clifton Springs Phelps Manchester Canandaigua Playoffs Phelps Naples 4 Elba . . A . . . I . Q . . . . I ingvwhich he has exhibited this year. The members of the team arei l ' 6 3 ' ' 18 U 2 2 l 2 ' 21 O ' ' 28 3 U 5 6 2 ' 8 6 12 5 lU 3 Hdpful Orgjunizuitmwns ,' w K j mf the School 0 The P T A has many times proved 1ts value and the necessity for its existence by its support of school activities Two suc ce ful card party and dance combination were held and the profits turned over im mediately to the music department of the school The importance of dental hygiene has been realized and the P T A backed an investigation through the school and took care of those who needed attention Another hilarious Christmas party was held for the high school -and what fun the P T A genially provided and served supper to the participants from five neigh boring schools The Shortsville l-ligh School 1 con cou of all that this organization ha done and wishes to extend its appreciation to the members and to the officers Tracy lfdmonds president I W Turner vice pre ident Miss Beisada secretary and Miss Marian Conlon trea urer l I L The Twm Cities Lions Club 0 One of the leading civic organizations and one which has done a great deal for the school is the Twin Cities Lions Club. ln addition to being a public-minded group the Club has had the welfare of the S. H. S. pupils at heart. Two song festivals were held in the school auditorium and the profits were generously given for dental work necessary to the pu- pils of the school. In addition, many pairs of needed glasses were provided and some clothing was furnished. The executive committee of the Lions Club is composed of: A. M. Bennett, pres- identg Dr. M, R. Blakeslee, first vice-presi- dent, A. T. Bishop, second vice-president, I. W. Turner, third vice-presidentg Cecil G. Runyon, secretary, and Floyd Wood, treas- urer. The . . Parent-Teacher Association When Shortsville's turn caTne for Play Day, The . . Alumna Assocaataon 0 Branqanq another Quceesqful year t a dom. the Alumna AQQOLIHIIOH tridataon ally entertaaned the Sen IOFS at tht Almuna banquet an um The Alumnr haye been exeeedangly aetne thas past ytar Durang Chrmtmas vaeataon they Sponsored a dame vahath vvas ont of the Qou al hlgh hghti of the year In cooperataon vwath the P'arent leather Awocntaon the Alumru held 1 eard party and dance don atang the proceeds to the nauaac department of the Qchool The Senaor Claes as xery grateful to the Alumna for thear Qupport of the Stnaor ball I'he offacers who meanaqe than org ana ataon so ef hclently are Arthur LeFeyre presadent C P Brown vaet preiadtnt Eunace Malls secret ary and V Foqarty treasurer l U L The . . Board of Education 0 The Board of hducataon has been anstrumental an laranqanq to the pupals of 5 H S many of tht ra mx ary faetors of edueataon To the Board the pupals twtend thear 'slneere qratatude for nts anttrut and to Operitaon 'Ihe members of this group are Stanley btodd ard prmadtnt Cornelaus M Maek vace presadent Roy Farnsworth Harry M McVattae and Harry Norstxa I . I xl. . ', 'Q ot ' I 2' e - .1 ' I '. 2' - 'a' f : e. '-1, , z. Q' ' . . 2 zu ' ' '. a ,az 4 . ':. Q ' ' . - 'K ., . , .1 z ' . , 1 - . , , . ... . ' 2 ' . L , zz . - 21 ', . Q.. ', -- , az ., . 2 .2 K. , 2. . ' 2 .. ' . -z -K - . . , a f ec- ' ar J ' 'Q . - 2 - x . ' Ka - .' 'xt '- f . - - , J 21 . ' t. -. 'J . z', '- ' 1 ' 4. . 1 , - v 1, .. . . . . .. ' The H1 Lo Staff E dltor in Chief Roy Farnsworth Associate Editor Paul McMillan Advertising Manager Assistant Advertisin Mana Ruth Hall g ger Shirley Farnsworth Photography Manager Assistant Activities Manager Sports Editor Business Manager Assistant Business Manager Humor Editor Senior Editor Iohn Gilligan Margaret Bliss Raymond Hall Lawrence Garno Satone Stoddard Norma Walborn Charles Morgan Betty Datthyn I- . I O Activities Manager ---- ' The Senior Play, l938 Cast Mrs lean Rhodes second wife ot Mark Rhodes Helen Chesney Laura Rhodes Iean s step daughter Satone Stoddard Lela Sayles a trained nurse Margaret Bliss Miriam Booth a secretary Lillian VanEtten Harriet Forbes maid of all work Betty Datthyn Ioseph Kennedy a detective Charles Morgan Ned Carruthers an attorney George Childs lack Page Laura s fiancee Roy Farnsworth Darrel Carson Lauras invalid cousin Iohn Gilligan Victor LaValle a neighbor Merman Mansfield 0 The Phantom Bells are located in the walls of Mark Rhodes untenanted house find footprints in the dust there they be come frightened Mr Rhodes who is in Europe sends a Slfl OOO check to them by his attorney and this tear turns to amaze ment Then a detective appears who re ports that Mark Rhodes could not possibly have telephoned instructions to deliver the check since he is dead Iack Page arrives in a battered state after he has oeen beat en bound and gagged by an unknown ad versary The subsequent mystery present ed by the occurrence ot these events is heightened by the appearance ot the ec centric Darrel Carson and his engaging young nurse At anv minute more thrills and scares could be expected from the own shadow She sees twice as many specters as any one else and screams with increa ing vigor at each apparition The member ot the cast rendered tine performances both on Thursday November 4 and Friday November 5 Worthy ot mention were the portrayal ot the oliicious detective the tlighty but well meaning maid ot all work the tvto love birds and the scheming stepmother To the director Mr Hender on we ex tend our sincerest thanks Betty Datthyn O O I I O , - - - I .,.. 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High School Band 0 Wlthout a doubt the Band assembl1es have been among the most enloyable of our gathermgs thls year Excellent work under Mr McKerr s baton showed that there was talent rn the school and that our Band IS one of whrch we can be proud Bemg average Amerlcans We show oc casronal srgns of groplng for somethtng bet ter ln our preparatlon for entrance to the Reglonal Band Concert We surpassed all other performances 1n that the harmon1es more perfect and the group more sen to the baton Emphasls was placed the development of the Band as a unrt and no effort has been spared by our drrector to surround the students wrth an were sltlve upon fg atmosphere of musrcal beauty That the Band has responded to the strm ulus was ev1denced by therr rattng of E cellent rn the contest It was wrth prrde that many of us Semors Roy Farnsworth Helen Chesney Charles Morgan Satone Stoddard Margaret Blrss Iames l-lerendeen George Chrlds and Gordon Mosher were members of our Band orgamzatron and lt IS nth regret that we must leave presrdent Gordon Mosher vrce presrdent Satone Stoddard secretary and treasurer Ann Stoddard lrbrarran Rtchard Mack rep resentatlve Gordon Leakev representatrve fws Q . . l , . . .t X- V ' 1 1 - I I I - The Band officers are: Roy Farnsworth, , . ff? 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J iii .,' X-,fr The National Honor Society 0 Behevfng that the true strength of any educat1onal 1nst1tut1on IS to be Judged pn manly by tts personnel the admmlstratron of the Shortsvllle l-hgh School has enrolled 1n the Nattonal Honor Soctety Thts soc1ety has for 1ts creed certam mtellectual achlevements whlch are of speclal slgnlfl cance ln the student body and wh1ch Justtfy the selectton of 1ts members Seven members from the Class of l938 were elected namely Roy Farnsworth prestdent Satone Stoddard secretary Mar garet Bhss Betty Datthyn lohn G1ll1gan Ruth Hall and Clarence VanOrman MISS Vtolet Rentschler and Mr Leland Blazey are the faculty advlsors of the soctety These members are selected because they excel ln the four capab1l1t1es of leadershlp the1r w1ll1ngne-ss to accept respons1b111ty because they serve not only for praxse but also for love of fellow men and because thelr character and scholarshtp are of the htghest type they QIVS proof that they are attamtna the umfted personallty wh1ch the Natlonal Honor Soclety alms to culttvate l I I C O , . . .A . ' . A I . I - - - - - 4- service, character, and scholarsh1p. Through Z I F - .1 . K . . . . and CIIASSIQS Q ACIIVIIIIQS The . . Girls Glee Club 0 The Girly Glee Club under the leadership of Mr McKerr has made headway with many' new tunes ind arranqemente The Club earned reeognition thii year when they participated in a song festival held it the Canandaigua Academy This vu as their first The . . Orchestra mencement and other school entertainments the Shortwille. l-liqh Sthool Orchestra his dmplay ed Lon Qiderible talent in its performance The Orcheitri perbonnnl his been augmented in the elirinet ind trumpet sections and idditionil instruments include ippc'1r'1rite outs de of tht hiqh s hool ind the Qinqing xx as indetd command able 0 hrnq to 1 dost rithtr sutetssful yt ir Cvlne Club will pirticipate in tht Commtntumnt Lxertibes Wlfh Mr Emory McKtrr is conduttor the Or ehmtra his Shown xxtll dtxtloptd ibihty 111 its mu Sicianship The continued efforts of tht direttor and Oiuhestri line brouqht ibout in impioytd quility of music ' 9 , ' 2 ' '2., ' ' . - 2 . 2 2 ' K .. 2 ' 'A 1 T i K 2 ' a 2 - s '-Q . the ,Z 2 , 2 i . 2 -, , 2 ' ' 1 2 . ' '2 ' 1 ' 4 L 0 Traditionally' playing at the Senior play, Com- a bassoon, drum and a base section. ' . ' . ' ' 2 , ' . - I ' , 'x . L . ix -5 C V V 4 2 ,b is 5 2 .. , ,fx X 2 v ' , ' ' 2: ' ' x '2 ' 2 2 2 A 2 2 ' ' 2 ' ' , ' K E . , k . . . U The . . Press Club 0 Admir bly conducted by Fditor in Chief Ruth Hall the l937 38 Press Club his made '1 nime for it elf Not only has it obtained all the nevxs yxhether it vt 'is triyiil or important but it his set an example qenee In performing their xxork the members of the Club have been yery faithful The stiff which h id m iintained the page of Short l-liqh News in The Enterprise eousists of Ruth 4 The . . Dial 0 The Dial which has been going to press for the last year saw its most prosperous year in 1931 38 under the careful supervision of Mr Henderson The Club consists of txxenty live members The lovyer grades 111 hue a representatiye who collects the neyxs from his grade The high school is taken Hall editor in Chief George Abel usstin editor in chief Ralph Ogden Sports editor Alice Keleher qrade news Margaret Bliss club editor Roy Farns xxorth ietiyities editor ohn Gilliqin ind Chirles rtporter Satone Stoddard special reporter for the Canandaiqui Daily Mess nger and Mr Richard Henderson Faculty advisor in by all the reporters on the high school stitl This is the first year vxe haye had an orgini ed staff The Club chose William Holdforth as editor Norene Clark associate editor Dorothy Donahue sales manager and Marcia Hinz secretiry 'md treas urer I 'a ' ' -' -'- ' , ' 5- ': N .zs.i:e I f' - . - , 2. z e 2 ' ' - ' 1 2 , . ' : ' N . ' 1. 'z ' ' . ' ze. 1 ' , A : l gf z z : of dealing only with things of interest and intelli- Morgan, reporters: Raymond Hall. special Radio Llub ' ' ' . 'K z ' -, e . . . 2 ' ' t 2' ' - ' . , z . Q ' L v ' 5 v ' , ' ' ' V . . V C 2 'Z ' c 4 ' . I ' ' , , V A , .' ' c ' c . - The . . Art Club o The Art Club, with Miss Dorothy Cooke as ad- vlsor, experimented in many of the unusual fields of art and craft. The organization elected as president. Iohn Gilligan, and secretary, Ruth Chambers. The Clubs activities have included work on craft 4 The . . French Club 0 Under the direction of Miss Iohnson, the semi- monthly meetings of the French Club proved very educational. The Club consists of French Il. French Ill classes and a few from the French l class. The Club has been of great value to all, for it gives the members a cultural background for the study of French and a knowledge of many French cus- projects. which embraced block prints, waste-baskets, telephone screens, leather. metal. and batik. Several of the members, more interested in painting. did some excellent work in water color, tempera, and oils. 1 toms, government, and education. ln addition, Miss Iohnson had many snop-shots of the French places mentioned in our reports. During the meetings, Miss Iohnson taught us a few French songs. The officers of the Club were: Edwin Sweeney, president, and Norma Walborn. vice-president. The . . Llbrary Club 0 At the mmal meeting of the Lbrary Club w1th the L1brar1an Mlss Paulxne Shortall as adv1sor the follovtmg OHICCFS were elected Ruth Hall president Betty Callahan y1cepres1dent and Helen Fallon secretary and treasurer Durmq the year the Clubs mterest vxas concen tr ated upon the act1v1t1es of the library The mem 40 The . . Camera Club 0 The Camera Club has passed 1ts second year un der the able advxce of 1ts founder Mr Leland Blazey Reorgamzed thus Fall the Club elected as OHICCFS Iohn Gxlllgan pres1dent Russell Holtz v1ce pres1dent and Margaret Gllllgan secretary and treasurer Added to last years equipment was an enlarger xyhlch has been used throughout the year and has bers took charge of several of these act1y1t1cs 1nclud mg spec1al dutxes of bmdmg shelvmg and general care of the lxbrary A careful selectlon of several best sellers and many popular and educatxonal maga zmes has lncre used the supply of readmg materlal m the llbrary added considerably to the students mterest nn the Club New papers hlters and films were experxment ed yy1th and later m the year Mr Blazey organlzed a Thursday mght class for the more mterested mem bers Thanks to the enthus1asm of Mr Blazey and the sympathy and and of school olhcxals the Club has been able to conclude another successful year c r ' . . , ' ., - ' ' I , , Z 'Q c '. 4 'W c . . . 2 ' ' . . H. - . 2 . - 4 1 ., , ' ' f . ' . . T ' c . 1 1 . . c, . ' c ' , ., The . . Radio Club 0 VVith Alton Bowman as instructor, the Radio Club has become a very progressive and active organiza- tion. It was formed to give a more thorough know- ledge of the radio and the ether space. The mem- bers have shown great interest in learning the Con- tinental telegraph code and many facts about radio. At the third meeting, the following ollicers were elected: Guy Turner, president: Raymond Hall, sec- retary and treasurer. A definite schedule was formed in accordance with which the meetings were held. To aid the Boy Scouts in the Club's roll, Mr. Bowman prepared definite assignments to meet the requirements of the radio merit badge. To Mr, Bowman the Radio Club extends its sincere appreciation for his ever-present advice, which has been of inestimable value to us. ' 105 The . . Cheer Leaders Esther Ches Clarky The . . IUNIORS 0 First Row-Gene Smead. Norma VValborn. Alice Keleher. Mr. Blazey. Iosephine Chniiel. Francis Mos- sey. Forest Parmele. O Second Row-Iofephine Marsa. Hannah Smock. Muriel Henshaw. Helen Fallon, Marion Brophy. lean 4 ' The . . SOPHOMORES O First Row-Margaret Gilligan. VValter Chambers, Ann Stoddard. Phyllis Leakey, Beulah Hemis, Ber- nice Gallahan. 0 Second Rowglilva Stoddard, Betty Callahan. Rob- ert Holtz. Raymond Hall. Richard Lathrop. Floyd Herendeen. Mabel Sheets. Brown. Dorothy Randall. 0 Third Row'-Joseph Barry, George Abel. Russell Hall. Paul McMillan. Gerald Lewis, Edwin Sweeney. lack Kerins. Larry Roat. 5 0 Third Row-Harold Reubens, Rupert Davis. Stew- art Matthews. Miss Biesada, Francis Brophy, Ernest Brophy, Esther Leakey. I Fourth Row-Virginia VVheaton, Nick Vangel- isti, Michael Polco, David Hoag. Norman Gallahan, Williain Baker, Arthur McCallum, Martha Roat, l The . . FRESHMEN o First Row-Dorothy Donahue. lane Kerins, Mar- cia Hinz, Linden Quayle, Carl Ruggles, Emily Mc- Carthy, Gertrude Whittaker. 0 Second Row-Phyllis VValborn, George Edwards. Harold Parker, Robert Iones, Francis Tierney, Karl Hixson, Betty King. 0 Third Row-'Leone Stinson, Louise Matthews, 4 The . . EIGHTH GRADE 0 First Row-George Chesney, Eva Oklevitch. Anne Polco, Anna Lauver, Betty Webster, Marie Paulette Labelle, LaVerne Cooley. 0 Second Row-Eileen Driscoll, Mary Lewis, Allen Stinson, Richard Inglis, Ruth Barry, Norma Mc- Carthy, Ruth Bounds. 0 Third Row-Glennis Holtz, Claude Roat, Gordon Priscilla Preston, Norene Clark, Miss Rentschler, Clar- ence Herendeen, Robert Holdforth, Merle Reed, Wil- liam Holdforth. 0 Fourth RowfRuth Chambers, Arthur Parmele, Hiram VanEtten, Guy Turner, William Turner, Rich- ard Mack, Ralph Ogden, Robert Hoag, Rita Walters. 5 Leakey, Laura Farnsworth, Iohn Bartholomew, Rob- ert Cooley, Alice Garno, Elaine Smead, Arthur Ze- liff, Winifred Gallahan. 0 Fourth RowiBrent Harp, Margaret Pratt, Rose Edwards. Robert McVittie, Louis Pratt, Myron Mosherf Hilda Coons, Georgia Francis, l l The . . SEVENTH GRADE 0 First Row-Alyce Chesney, Mary Phipps, Doro- thy Ryan, Dorothy Cooley, Betty Simmons. O Second Row-Ruth VanEtten, lean McVittie, Catherine Maley, Rita Neville. Lois Datthyn. lack lVIcIntyre, Robert Meehan. O Third Row-Vincent Tierney, Raymond Barry, 10 The . . SIXTH GRADE 0 First Row-Grace Abel, Irene VVilliams, Betty Lewis, Esther Krantz, Lois Bartholomew, Bernard Meehan, Robert VVilliams. O Second RowKAnne Preston, Iames Donahue, Gor- don Parmele. Harold Eagley, Lyndon Herendeen, Emogene Becker, Helen Newman. 0 Third Row-Mary lane Everett, Robert Edwards, Donald Kennedy, Iune Dawson, Iosephine Bonnell Carolyn Farnsworth. 0 Fourth Row-Frank Manslank, Alice Sweeney Esther Meath, Beverly Stoddard, Mr. Broomfield Natalie Ellis, Helen Chmiel, Dorothy Herendeen Stephen Mox. 5 Marjorie Ruggles, Olive Broomfield, Keithe Edmonds, Robert Ogden, Weston Ogden, Sophie Polco. 0 Fourth Rowklack Record, Gordon Broomfield, Iames LeFevre, Duane Walborn, Miss Conlon, Kath- erine Peters. Donald Iohnson, Ruth l-luling, DeWitt Brandow. y The . . FIFTH GRADE 0 First Row-Margery Robinson, Francis Kerins, Audrey Eagley. Arla Schrader, Iimmy Skyner, Cath- erine Oklevitch. 0 Second Row-Arthur Barry, lane Eberle, William Mason, Donald Massacer. Victor Mason, Donald Eagley, Ernest Mumby. 4 The . . FOURTH GRADE 0 First Row-Frank VVarrillow, lack l-lolten, Wilma Farnsworth, Lester Romeiser, Helen Hampshire, Alice Doody, Helen Romeiser, Ioan LeFevre. 0 Second Row-Roy Everett, Carolyn Ogden, Ed- ward Stewart, Robert Peters, Rita Keleher, Freder- ick Brooinfield, Dick Brown, VVilliani Huling. Billy Felton. 0 Third Row-Arthur Abel, Marjorie Keyes, Lor- 0 Third Row-Arthur Cooley, lack Kennedy, Ger- ald Roat, Myrle Record, Rose Polco, Sain Holdforth, Dick Turner, Donald McCallum. 0 Fourth RowfRobert Dunlap, Elna Lathrop. Lois Chambers, Marie King. Miss OBrien, Irene Iohnson, Robert Bonnell, Charles Quinter. Celia Herendeen. 5 raine Carney, Iohn Tierney, lack Meehan, Mrs. Cooley, Charles Ryan. Martha l-loldforth, Mary Holdforth, Arthur Glover. 0 Fourth Row-Howard Peters. Robert Eagley, Clif- ford Dawson, Malcolm Blakeslee. Barbara Walborn. Edith Massacer, Carol Quinter, Carol Peer, Marilyn l-lixson, Geraldine Gersbach. The . . THIRD GRADE 0 First Row-Melvin Blakeslee, Frederick Chrysler. Thomas Holton. Edward Calnek. Alan Bartholomew. Geraldine VVilliams, Elizabeth Bath, Vivian Cooley. O Second Rcwflaincs Newman, Shirley Ellis. Pn- tricia Stamhach. Mary Ann Doody, Mary Margaret 4 The . . SECOND GRADE 0 First Row-Elaine Schrader. Dorothy Massacer, Alfred Lewls. Richard Francis, Beverly Bartholomew. Dolores Carney. 0 Second Row-Margery Dawn Bolan. Gerald Mum- by, Diane VanOrman, Paula Polco. Iohn Felton. Gilliqan, Elaine McCallum. Iva Simmons, George Rudat. Edward DeFlyer. 0 Third Row-Mary Gilligan, Donald Phipps, Iames Clark, Martin Dawson, Miss Dunning, Iames Carey, Earl Mumby, Maurice Lehel, lane Mumhy. 1 Stewart Gallahan. Lewis Proper. 0 Third Row-Miles Dewey, Alice Hampshire, Mary lane Mack. Billy Datthyn, Miss Gartland. Iohn Gershach, Ellen Meehan, Allan Newman, Carl Her- encleen. The FIRST GRADE 0 Fnrst Row Mary Newman Melvm Skyner Bruce Calnek Grace Reed Phyllls Farnivsorth Helen Ahel Ruth Ogden 0 Second Row Mary Ruggles Hazel Baker Nancy The PER PRIIVIER 0 F1rst Row Barbara Walker Gene Allen une Falr Mary lane Rhoades Rose Mary Gillahan Davxn Schlecht Betty Lou Rudat 0 Second Row Nancy Capron W1ll1a1n Meehan Huson Hovnard VVashburn 0 Thxrd Row Donald lewup Robert Purdy Dlck Record ohn Henry Farrell MISS Shaw Beverly Gulvln Gordon Peer Gxylc VV1lborn Arthur Wxl Mme Shortall Florence Grmger Anlta Bugs 0 Thlrd Row lack ONe1l Allce Peters W1ll1a1n Bolln Anne. V'1nE,tten I V I 2 V - . , ,y Nunamaker, Earl Huling, Robert Dawson, Billy liams. Y V I ' '- 1 , , I ' , z , li . . CONGRATULATIONS 'ro THE SEE THE NORGE CLASS 0F '938 BEFORE You BUY' EDUCATION IMPROVES UNDERSTANDING- MAY YOUR EDUCATION CONTINUE ROCHESTER GAS 84 ELECTRIC CORPORATION p I CANANDAIGUA The STODDARDS 1 1 WILLIAM s MILLS of SHORTSVILLE EMPIRE STATE PICKLING CO The MANUFACTURERS OF S H 0 L L E Sllver HIGH SCHOOL Floss Sauerkraut FACULTY 0 0 SHORTSVILLE unmmmmmmnmnnnumunnmummummnmmmm uumuumumunuuunmunmuumunnnnnuuu I'I'II ' 'm ' 'H fllllllIIIIllmlllllllllllllnlllllllvllllrlllllmlllwllvvllllllvllln NUIIlllllIlllllvlllIIlvllllIHullIIIII-nlmllvlllllulullnlInlllulllllllllxlvlllxlllvlllmllllullmllull 'I 'U 4'l''IWW' 'WHllll'Ul'l IIvu1InmnmuumuvwuullmllllIIIllvlulllllvllHllllllltlllvllul IllululllIlllllllllllllllllllnlvlllllIlllllllulIIIIIIlllvvlvmllllhlllllllllllllvlllllllllllulllllluvllllllln I '2:i.2.v.I,i:1,2,2- A-3425, ,g9: x.g:, .-:5:.:1rz-.4 Z1:l:5:7?FS:f:?' 'fx V Nm Cha m S fee' Shox svi le Representative ' ' O O O I I I I I l I I I I I STE STUDIOS, Inc PHOTOGRAPHER or THEHILO 27 CLINTON AVENUE NORTH ROCHESTER 0 NEW YORK O yy K f l l I - I I . . wlmmml-unlnlmn I..N...................... I I I I mmunm-nun I l ENTERPRISE PR-E55 PRINTING AND PUBLISHING I SHORTSVILLE : NEW YORK DESIGNERS and PRODUCERS of . . THE Hl-LO F. LYNN GILLIOAN THE VALUE FIRST STORE Main Street Shortsville Compliments of . . . L. G. GOUGEON Clifton Springs N Y FRANK O BRIEN SUPERINTENDENT OF HIGHWAYS TOWN OF MANCHESTER ShOIISV1ll9 New York Comphments ot OOODING H BLISS Shortsvllle New York Congratulations Class of l938 AND MAY YOU CONTINUE YOUR CLEAN RECORD THROUGHOUT ALL THE YEARS TO COME' 'ZWZZ A jf Dry Cleaners and Launderers Newark New York Cleanest Spot In Wayne County ROY A. FARNSWORTH CHEVROLET - OLDSMOBILE SALES and SERVICE Palmyra Street Shortsville Best Wishes from . . . W. K BUSHNELL Best Regards from A lVl WHEELER HAWKES BROS FRESH BAKED GOODS Candy Ice Cream Tobacco MaIn Street Manchester LAWRENCE H RYERS GENERAL INSURANCE LIfe Annultxes Flre Theft Health Accxdent 45 Maln Street ShortSvIlle E J NOLAN CO , Inc Wholesale Confectionery Schrafft's Chocolates 30 40 Market Street AUBURN N Y 0 , . . 9 o O ' - O O . . . 0 0 . . Q . 0 0 0 , . . t 1 I I o Q 0 0 A . I,. , Q, If l f u - n .Ti ..-. I I I IImmnlmlIm..I.I-I......--..ImI.v..--....-NN.1IIImlIIIIIImumIumnuuINIIIIInInImInIIImmIInIIImmmIlnmlnummmu mummInmn--I-mlmmmInInIn--IImm--ImI-mm.mummm--I -I Im.. I I III.. ................. mmmImIHII--.ml--I-I..Im-Im---H....,.....NI.II.Imm..-m---m-HmlIIIIn.mmImmI....RItIIm-mm.mm-mm mIII...ImmI--.Imm.I.II..H.mmIn--I.I.I..-..m..IImm..m. ummm IImumnImmmmmmmmIIIIIImIIIImnIIImmmmumnummm:-m ummm IIIIvIIIIIIInmmmummnmI-I....H.III.I...IIIImm.-mm.-Immmnm. I. - I C. E. NICIVIILLAN PLUMBING and HEATING Booth Street Shortsville II. Immmmmmm-mmIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIuIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIImmm-mumnm '- IIIIIImmmmmmnmIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII1III.IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIAIIIIIINIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIImmmmmmmtm I GOODIE SHOPPE Home Made ICE CREAM : CANDY FOUNTAIN : LUNCHEON Main and Chapin Streets Canandaigua SHOES CORRECTLY FITTED . . at . . SHADDOCICS BROWN BUILT SHOE STORE Canandaigua HALLENBECK GARAGE A. W. white -Dealers- DODGE and PLYMOUTH CARS 25 Ontario Street Canandaigua CONGRATULATIONS TO . THE CLASS OF 38 From LEO A HESSNEY Manchester DAVIDSON 8 SON s H o Ia s PHOENIX HOSIERY Canandaxgua STORE JOHNSON Sa BENNETT Manchester D. W. 8: J. C. GILLIGAN Barber Shop Main Street Shortsville Compliments of . . . DON'S RESTAURANT Main Street Shortsville Best Wishes FROM JAIVI ES HOWLAN D Manches er PO P SC H A E F E R Ba r b e r Maley Block ShortsvIlle A J LeFEVRE INSURANCE- Lrfe Flre Theft Health Acc1dent Terrace Place Shortsvllle DELL NIERWYN PLUMBING HEATING Booth Street Shortsvllle WILLIS C ELLIS ATTORNEY AT LAW Hall Block Shortsv1lle MARTHA C RUNYON Florist Phone86R Park Street Shortsvllle WEST END GROCERY FRUITS CANDY SOFT DRINKS ICE CREAM M1chael Yacc1 Prop Palmyra Street , s o o I n 0 o o I.. g o I 0 o a o a 0 0 , , . . 1 . mIm.Im.m...m......nm-......mm.. .mm.Imm...mmm.ImIm,.....m.........m. I.Im......-I.II..I...II...Wmmm.............I.....................,.......... ...... ......,I.I..,...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,HH,,,,,,m,,,,,,,,,,m mummmmmm-ImI-mmmmm... 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BEVIER OPTOMETRIST EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FURNISHED 151 South Mam Street Cananda1gua FINGER LAKES QUICK SHOE REPAIR SKILLED WORKMANSHIP 161 Mcun Street South Cananda1gua STOP AT HICKS 8: IVlcCARTHY For HOME MADE ICE CREAM CANDY 82 South Ma1n Street Canandaxgua The METAL ARTS CO IEWELRY and STATIONERY CRAFTSMEN Charles lack Representatlve 742 Portland Avenue Rochester PALACE THEATRE THE HOUSE OF HITS- WITH PERFECT SOUND Chiton Sprmgs New York GRAND BAG 84 PAPER C0 , Inc MANUFACTURERS OF P A P E R SHORTSVILLE NEW YORK 1 l . - 1 O I O O I 1 R - . . . . Il ' 1 O 7 I l I .T -I U 0 1 11 I O . - I . . uummmmmuummummIIIIIIuIIIIIIIIummnnumnum IImumImunumnunmnumIIImmmwmnmmmn tm ... . .. ummm--mm-mmuIIIIumm-nut-Inmmmn RImmmmmmIIIIuntnmmummuum . H... I I. II........mII.......IIt I I-.mmmIMIIII-WI..-..IIIm. .II . I . E. J. HALL . . General Merchandise THE HOME OF GOOD THINGS .. 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QD - DISTRIBUTORS OF - All Equipment for Schools Hospitals KENNEDY SERVICE STATION MOBILGAS MOBILOIL THE HOME OF FRIENDLY SERVICE Phone 50 R Ccxnandcngua Street Shortsvllle DR Nl KOWAL Dentist Phone 112 State Bank Bulldmg Shortsvllle GEORGE D IVICGURK Chrysler Plymouth SALES and-SERVICE GUARANTEED USED CARS Phone 69 I Shortsvllle The Most Complete Jewelry Store BULOVA WATCHES HAMILTON BIRTHSTONE RINGS DIAMOND STERLING SILVER PLATE G I F T S Jeweler and vcrsunlh CIIIIDIIGUI I Y Q 4 . , O .. - 0 O O O - V , 0 s 0 O , .1 T O O 0 0 . . .- -. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,.,....,,,,,..,..,II.....II..,I...I.I...I......I . 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SILKS WASH FABRICS LINENS DOMESTICS 'Ce Crea m GLOVES Hos1ERY -SOFT DRINKS- 3U South Main Street Canandaigua South Main Street Canandaigua IVI KENNEDY 84 SON SHORTSVIU-E HARDWARE Funeral Directors Furmture Lowe Brothers HIGH STANDARD Pamts and Varnlshes ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Parke, L Bmwn pmp FLOOR COVERINGS I3 Brlstol Street CanandaIgua IVla1n Street Shortsvllle H U T T 0 N S SHAW S CASTLE INN CORNER BOOK STORE LUNCHES GAS O L New the Rmlmad PUBLIC SKEET SHOOT 28 Mqm Street Ccmandmgua Canandaxgua Road Shortsvllle HARRY S DAIRY A' ICE R FARRELL QUALITY Women's lVlIlk Cream Apparel Phone 25 shonsvllle 42 Mau-I Snee, C anan dmgu., Go 0 O , 9 I O . , . , , S. 0 .T L. l 0 s .......H,.,..Iw......I,-........I......w ,...,......,I...WI.II..I.,III.........,... ...ml.I....I.......I.H..........,..........I,.........I.. ........,II,I,..,,..,,,,,,,,,...I .,,,,,,,,.. , H..HI....Immm.ul.w...mmm..mmm Im... ,I I..II..........I.. .nv....H..IIm......Im.I...II..IIn...I..I........II-I.........IIIIII I-Im .I.I..I.I...III....vmI...III.....m....I.....-W. 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M0 E0 8 R0 V0 Mt, Crest ICQ Cream BUILDERS' HARDWARE : LUMBER Whitman's Candies BRICK COAL CEMENT Mdln Street 5h0riSVl1le Booth Street Phone 111 Shortsvxlle RED JACKET STU DEBAKER TELEPHONE CO SALES and SERVICE LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE SERVICE F E HARP Phone 30 I Shonsvlue Shortsv1lle and Manchester ALLEN BROTHERS CANNING CO PHONE 265 MANCHESTER N Y MOON COAL COMPANY PHONE 230 MANCHESTER N Y O I I I 1 . . 1 1 1 InII..mu.I....I.I....I..Immmum....n...-mm mlnm.uIII.IIm........IIvIIIIIIIIIII....Im...III..I.I................................................ .. ... .. uv.u.mmm.......mm.mI.n.mIn.m.u. .mumIIIIvImu..IInnIIIIIIIII...II..IIIIIIIInInm.IIIIIuI.I.m.unmnun.m