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19 ORACLE 44 CLASS OF 1944 JAMES WHITING President CLIFFORD KING —- Vice-President JANE STORCH Secretary FAITH BURRELL .............................. Treasurer EUGENE FORREST--------------------- Business Manager HELEN TILLMAN Assistant Business Manager CLARENCE J. TIMMS Class Adviser WILLIAM BALDWIN Baldy, as he is known to all of his friends, has been one of the honor students of our class throughout our high school years. He is also greatly Interested in sports but his positions as assistant editor of the “Student Standard and treasurer of the Coke Club” have kept him form participating in all that he would like to. Swimming and dancing are two sports among Baldy's favorite pastimes. Hill is that better late than never guy” although he did manage to get around fast enough to be selected for the dashing part of Tarver in our Senior Flay. In spite of his slowness, Baldy’s great sense of humor and his willingness to help in any way he can, have brought him many friends. Baldy hopes to become in the near future, an officer in the United States Army and we are sure he will have no trouble in attaining his desire. BETTE BATES Throughout her school years, Bette, quite commonly known as Butch” has carried an active role in class affairs. She participated in a Freshman play, was co-chairman of the Junior Wreath Committee and also of the Election Day Dinner tickets. Butch has always been high on the honor roll and the fact that she is Class Valedictorian is evident proof of her scholastic ability. Her favorite sport is swimming down at Magee's. However, she says that her main Interests in life are eating, reading and sleeping, but on the side she enjoys dabbling in art and interior decorating. Her plans for the future are not too definite but her two main ambitions are to become either a sergeant in the W. A. C. or a second Helen Hayes. Certainly, in the former field, she could employ to advantage her natural ability as a leader. More power to you, Bette. 8
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19 ORACLE 44 BERNITA BLANCHARD Bert, the girl with the long, wavy hair, is one of the most popular members of our Senior Class. (Ask Whiting!) Chock full of pep, Bert makes a swell basketball guard and she is one of our school s best girl tumblers. All sports appeal to Bernita which explains why she was made President of the Girls’ Sports Club this year. Bert was class Vice-President during her Sophomore year and this year took over the job of making our president toe the mark. Bert likes to dance, swim, eat ami have a swell time in general. As Phyllis' in the Senior Play she proved her ability on the stage and at the Election Day dinner her ready smile and ,uick feet kept her in good graces of all the impatient customeis. Bert has decided to attend E. B. 1. and graduate (we know) the Perfect secretary.” We are confident that she will pull through with flying colors and be a welcome addition to some prosperous firm. FAITH BURRELL Dooley Burrell has been an outstanding member of our class for the past four years. She has the remarkable ability of doing many tilings at one time and carrying out every one of them successfully. Faith's leadership abilities were soon recognized in her election as secretary of the class in her Sophomore year and she has continued ever since to be a class officer. In addition to extensive literary work on the •’Oracle and the Student Standard ' she has been president of the Library Club and the Coke Cluo and was chairman of the Election Day Dinner. Her unusual artistic ability was shown in her work for the i.lbiaiv Bulletin Board (and in the pictures she was prone to sketch during classes). Si.e I as also participated actively in all Intrumural sports. Yet Ith all her interests and activities, she has been an honor student in both Junior and Senior high school classes. Dooley Is everyone's friend because of her sincerity, her thoughtfulness and above all her modesty. If popularity and loyal friends are evidences of success, we can predict a brilliant future for our Dooley. JOYCE ANN CALHOUN Joyce Ann Calhoun who is more familiarly known as Toper has been a valuable asset to our class. Her willingness to pai-ticipate in class activities was evident in her work on our Freshman Field Day, the Sophomore Hop Committee, the Election Day Dinner and in her work on advertising for the Senior Play. When-i v» r Joyce was asked to work on a committee, a more eager and cooperative helper could not be found. Joyce’s generous smile is known far and w'ide and her giggling has come to be a t adition in Study Hall. Perhaps Joyce’s glow' is due to her enthusiasm for s.Jmmlng, softball, basketball and archery, but it might be the rhythm in her soul which is apparent in her graceful dancing. Her main interests while in school have been business subjects. To complete her schooling. Bryant Stratton is her choice. Joyce Ann's resolute spirit and dependability should make her a fine Sccretaiy. ALICE CONNOLLY Alice is that rather silent Senior who wrent all out for high school and class projects. An expert waitress, Alice’s speedy and efficent service came In very handy at the Catholic O n ch and Election Day Dinners. Alice was on the ticket and usher committees for our Senior Play: she was on hand during preparations for Freshman Field Day and helped decorate the gym for the Sophomore Hop. To boost her on to New York” funds, Alice sold wreaths her Junior year and magazines this year. In 'ew York she took in the big city thoroughly but she enjoyed Radio Cltv Music Hall particularly. For one of her main interests Is music; I •• principal hobby is playing the piano. She also likes dancing and swimming. Alice pursued a Business Course in high school and plans to attend school In Albany and specialize In bookkeeping or seen tarlal work. Good luck to you, Alice, we are sure that voi helpful hand and cooperative spirit will win a place in the world for you. MARY CROSS Mary, known to her friends as Sarah, is one of the most cheerful members of our class. She has been very active in sports du ing her four years of high school, especially in basketball and soPball, and was a member of the Athletic Club in her Freshman and Senior years. Her free time is spent at the Coke Club’, o' which she is an active member, or acting as nursemaid to various children around town. She seems to enjoy these pursuits but is sometimes heard complaining that she doesn’t have enough time to herself. You don’t mean for studying, do you Mary? She has taken a hememaking course and is planning to attend a seamstress sol ool in Rochester after graduation, in preparation for a career in that field. 9
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