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Webster Central High School - Reveille Yearbook (Webster, NY)

 - Class of 1940

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Editor-in-Chief Keith Amish . . Business fllanager Miss Ruth S. Hollander . . Adviser ad ll' FUREWUHD Between the covers of our Reveille, we, the class of 194-0, I z ve endeavored to capture hoth verbally and pictorially the 1 1 true spirit of our .Xlma ' ' ' 'l rished Mater, YY ehster High. W hen c ie f from our hall of memories acquired in the short time we were here, our eyes grow dim at the thought thoughts spring, of meeting our classmates no more. We have attempted to serve for the fixture these memories and pleasant experi- pre: ences which have mad ' .t mrecious. e our four years here mos 1 Vance of the centennial of Wiebster we wish to pay In ohser has done so much to further our trihute to the town which educational and cultural progress. On hehalf of our class and those who have gone before us, we extend our thanks to the townsfolk who have helped to make each il'llllVlClll2ll'S four Sant and well spent. years ill the portals of our school plea 'L H li gl,l ,275 0, Q nf an SSM- L, I. in I. .Stk .r 1 s xg, l f,. '5 Dedication In gratitude for all she has done for the many classes who have passed through our cor- ridors. and for the services given to our class, we, the graduates of 1940, wish to dedicate our Reveille to Miss Marie F. Stone. With the deepest respect and admiration, we honor her for the faithfulness and de- votion she has shown our class. Through her untiring efforts. we, as Juniors. were able to achieve notahle suc- cess with our activities throughout the year of 1939. Her efficient guidance and in- fluence were the prime factors in making our Junior Play and Junior Prom outstanding achievements. Although we were not directly under this influence this year, we feel that our accomplislnnents as Seniors should he partly credited to Miss Stone who firmly established in our minds the ideals and ethics which upper classmen should follow. Her companionship and affahility will long he remembered for we deem our association with her a prized possession. 'l'hanks alone can never repay her for the tender friendship which she gave us both as a class and as individuals. Always she will hold a secret corner in each of our hearts. MISS MARIIC F. STOXI ' Q I N142 'Q if , 'Mai' iff QW W2 ' ' ls 'fel X L r ' o n 'Q f as 1 Q , h - f ' 1- 'A '. ' H . ,. ,ug .tjgy Q tgxil?-A'7x 5' I' V 4 'X' H'- 1 xn P' :H ks- 4 V, .3 46 if v 4 A I v 4 ,,,,..,,+- rw -,. ,,.- M gi !'Pi?a.t- .5 Q. if -74. 'SE v-.,,, 1 Mi mit gi :-s. EEA?-XXvf.QX.X-.XXXr XX1-farffawi.XXX-XX :X-.Xm X X X W :X'qfXg35-fg'fw3vg,q75fX 'X ' X. X X ' 'X X- ' ' X-X Sip-.1 f X.'-:.'-,- ' .e'XX X., , XX, XXX: . 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MA1i'r1N-February, 1940-July, 1940 OTHER SCHOOL OFFICERS XYAl,l,AC'lG W. R,n'1-'lxcw . .... . 1113-f1'1'f-L SIl1Il'I'l.Ilfl'Ilf!'l7Ilf G, NI,XI'RIl'I'J M1nm,1cToN . . . Fullcclor C'AxnnoI.L li. SUTTICR . . 7'1-vrrsurcr Un. G14:n.xI.n Hc'GL'1n1c . . Sc-lmul l'l1y.w'v1'f1r1 ALAN IIILL . . . 1,I'CSl'11l'Ilf, ,llunzrzi ,l.N'.N'lJI'I.flfI-Ull Il 'ooslvr Mason Buckman Martin Hadflm 5 'If' 12 4 1 . - ' SENIUHS -'11 . 1 1111 111 1 .Vx 4 4 'W 1 11. X11-11 I- 1111. 111 H '.11 '1' 1 '1 .2',11 I i.,. 111111:Mf F .1 , 1, W , 1 11 111 , 11 in 111 1 -' 11 11 1 1 11 1 1 . 1 1 11 W 11 1' 1 1 1 1 11. 1 -1 1 11 :1111,f ' VQ.u 11 ygx 111: . Mg. f 111 c1 ' 111. 11, .11 1 rf 11 .1111 . ,-11 1111.1 11 1 1'1114.11.1 11L 1- 1 .. 5,71 , -11 11 ' 111 1 I . 1, 111,111 1 ' 1 1' 1-1 111-1' 16 f' 11 5-1151 !:111w:. .A '11 , 1, .,. W A . 1 X11 H11 , 1Q.1r.,h jc 1.1Lv 1111 x 11 ' 1 'L -4 1.1- A' wr 11 'uf' 1 31 1211 .g1.1,11 . 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I ,I 1 1 1 11 ' r '- x 1 11,1 , , 11 ,1Y,a,1h W '1 41173 1 1 -11 1' - 11-X 1' .-Qgmte 143 .- 1 1 1 1 4 1 1 . 1711 ga 1 1 .111 11 1 , 11, .1 1f W .,..1M,, .L .1 1 .1 -ffe 11 1 'A ?'5'.:, 14 ' IV. 11:41, 1E ' X '51 1--1: 511.111, 1 SENIOR CLASS HISTORY In September, 1936, 118 boys and girls from 1Vebster, 1Vest Webster, Laurelton, Holy Trinity, and other surrounding Districts gathered in Room QQ under the tutelage of Miss Blanche Parshall to begin their high school career. After we had become better acquainted with each other, we elected the following officers: ITAROLD J AYNE . . President ALKONE GILMAN . . Secretary JOSEPH BIAIER . . . Vice-President GEORGE VOG1' . . . . Treasurer JEAN MERRILL, ALLEN SAUL . Cabinet During our freshman year many took interest in the athletic, musical, and literary activities. That year the scholastic awards were given to Harold Jayne and Alkone Gilman. In our sophomore year we assembled under the direction of Miss Ruth Hollander. The officers chosen were: BERNARD SCHREIBER . . President JEAN MERRILL . Secretary WARREN N EELY . . . Vice-President SALLY BECK . . . Treasurer LEE O'r'r ...... Cabinet For that year the scholastic awards were given to George Vogt and Alkone Gilman. In our junior year our class was divided, the girls under Miss Marie Stone, and the boys under Mrs. Thomas. The following officers were: HAROLD J AYNE .... President BARBARA FLECKENSTEIN . . Secretary VIVIAN YERCROUSE . . Vice-President ALKONE GILMAN . . . Treasurer HAROLD KLICK, GEORGE VOGT . Cabinet That year marked the beginning of our social activities. The Junior Prom was held on November 23, 1938, and was a huge success. On May 19, 1939, the Junior play, The Late Christopher Bean, was given under the direction of Miss Mary Benedict and was acknowledged as a fine piece of work. The cooperation of the class members in giving these two affairs was very evident. The class awards were given to Jean Merrill and George Vogt. Our last year begain in September, 1939, in Room 29, again under the supervision of Miss Ruth Hollander. The officers chosen were: XVARREN HEARD . . . President VIVIAN VERCROUSE . . Secretary GEORGE Vocr . . Vice-President ALKONE GILMAN . . Treasurer BERNARD SCHREIBER, JEAN NIERRILL, ROBERT WILLIAMS . . . Cabinet In October the .class sold magazines to raise money for our yearbook and other expenses. The class was divided into two teams headed by Vera Burkhardt and Betty Kusse. T he Gold Team led by Betty Ixusse won the contest, but the Green Team was close behind. V Duging the last part of November we sold Christmas Cards under the leadership of Loretta orn ran. The senior play, Double Wedding, directed by Miss Ruth Hollander was held on January 10, 1940, and was very capably presented. In March the Valedictorian and the Salutatorian, were chosen. The former was George Vogt and the latter was Sally Beck. The Senior Ball which was held in the latter part of hlay was very successful. Although all of these important events are now past, we still look forward to Commencement. 13 ci, Go 'i JOHN .KDKIN uTl11',v is Ihr slmrl mul lung rgf fl. JOHN .XI.lll-IR'l' Mixed flllfbll' ll l7:unf1- Urvlmstrzn I. 2, fig .luninr l'mm f'umm. 551 Junior l'l:ly flllllllll. fig H1-ninr lllny f'nn1ni. I-3 flt7lll'lf'l'S'1lll' Q, fl. Il',w'lw1f-w Il'4'I'1' yfulflru, livl lu' Il 174llljP!'l',u Rlf'Il.XlllD .Kl,l,l'IN Ag. flulm I, 2, fi, l. I llmnk Il'lIfIfl'l'l'I' llmlx may lwfnr my 11:11-miqrfvrfzlrlv mill. Kl'Il'I'll .UIISII Ye-nature-s Yvrlmrum fl. l: f':1lvinc-t l: .luniur Play Il: -luniur Prom Vmmn. Sig Svnior l'l:ly iltlllllll. l-1 l'Illllil' Sllvillilllfj fllllll fl, l-1 l'ulxlir- Spvuking Vluln Ylli'-l'l't'Sllll'lIl lg Nl1llAlllII1'lff'S I-3 Vlicss Vluln Il. Lg VIN-ss Vlulv l'rc-siilvnt 'lg Safe-fy Patrol 2, tl, lg Shrimp Vlulv 2, fig 1'uuri4'r Stull' I-3 1lUlllllll'lll'I'IlH'Ill l'Hlll'I' 253 llusim-ss Manager Nlaguzim- flUllll'St, lg llIlSllll'SS Nlzinngvr llevcillc l. Our rlrulrly-lorry-l1'g,v 1l'lI0 .vrlllhhv abou! nur l1r1ll.v. .Kl,l'IXl'l .XNIJICRSUN Mixcel Vlmir I, Il. l-1 L4-s llulvillamls 3. I-: .luniur l'l:ly 253 S1-niur Play 4: Girls' .-lc-tivilivs I, 2. tl, lg Lilirai-ry Vluli l, 2, Il, -l-5 l,llll'2lI'j' 1 lulx l'ln:mv1:1l N-4-ra-hiry lg l'uIvlic' 5lN'1llillll.:' l lulr lg Vollrivr Stull' fi, I-. Ulflnml lmfr, Nlllllllll XVIII-lf, f'l1r'1ri11y yum ull Ihr' Il'lll'l1'.u SALLY ISICVK Le-s llzilrillamls I-2 Svc-rvhiry IA-s llnlnillzmls I-3 Yl'll1lllll'k'S Yvrlmrum 2, 24, I-1 .Xcflilo Yvmxturvs YQ-rlmrum 21 l'r:u'fur Yenatorm-s Ye-rlmrum 3: Vluss 'l'rz-ansurvr 2: Vulvim-L lf: -lunior Prom flllllllll. fi: Juniur l'l:ny Vumm. 3351-riinr l'l:iy l'umm. -I-2 Girls' .Xt-tivilivs l, 2. fl. l-1 lA'2l1ll'l'Si Vlnss lf: l,ilu':u'.x' fllllll l, 2, 25, -lg l.iln'ury Vlulr X-l4'l'-l,Fl'Slll4'llt lc l'ulwliv Sin-ukiug fllllll 3, -I-1 Plllmlim' Spf-akillg fllllll 54-1-rvtziry lg NlilI'lUll0lt0S lg Spurtsmansllip llrotlwrliuml I-g I 'mirivr Shall' lg lh-vvillc Stull ll-. Snlutzltnrizul L. Tl11'rz' ix lm lmly in flu' ftlluf ll'lm is IIIIU. ,vu .v11v'1'l as Sully. Iilf'lI.XRlJ BIQDFORII l llurlulle lllgll S4-lmul l, 2, fig Senior Play fltlllllll. l-. llr'.v lzrlrzflxurrfz' uml mos! lIl'1I0lI1lI'l'l'. ll1f'ru'.v L'.l'!'l.,l'IlIl'llf, luis uluwzys Ilu'rf'. .KNITA IKETLICNI Los llallmillamls Ii, All llcvcillc Stuff 45 Courier Stull' -l. Thr .v1'z'rw'y of .v1u'crx.v ix l'0IlSfllllf'y of purpose. IORU GlCll.Kl,D IILIHK l'uliim't Q. -l-3 Svnior Play 4-1 Foollmll 1, Q, 25, li' liuslwiluill l, 2, 3, 'I-: liusolmaill l, Q, 3, lg .Xllilvtiv Vounvil I-1 ixIilI'lOlll'll1'S 3, 41 Rc-vm-illc Stull' I-. Tlu'r1' un' frm .v1'4l4'.r fo c'1'1'ry llll!'NIli0ll -my .vfilv mul Nu' wrong .v1'rl1'. lll-1 LICN liO'l l' Girls' .M-tivilics -I-1 Jr. llonic lic. Vlulm Q. ll'l1o llll'IlfIiUllt'lI l11'.x-fury? GORDON IEOWNIXN Ag. Vlulv I, Q, 3, il-1 kg. vlllllgjlllg Ii. Lvl ,lIl'IIl will if III!-.N'I'llli!f.U Wll,l,l.XNl lSl'i'llllOl.Z Senior l'luv l'slu-r -L: Kg. Vlulm l, Q, 3, lg Ag. Judging 2, 3g Ag. l lu lngl'c'I'1'l:lry li Rm-voillo Stull' l. Tlu'rf' ix tl foolrfvll l'4lI'lH'l' 4'l'r'lI in ilu' lrrufn of flu' .w1g11'. Ylillk lll'llK.KlilJ'l' Mixvil Vlioir l, Q, Ii, L: WIIXNI llromlm-:ist I: Girls' .Ki-tivitivs I 2 l li llll'll4llS'slglSl'xQllbllll 7 4 l XII llif,,liY Ilulnll u'. yi-. . .,-.. .1-. - , 1.. .. 1 ..,., ,A 0 :uul Soi-4-or 'l'c-anis 3, -L: Lvzulvrs' Vluss lg l'ln-vrlvzu ' g Ile-:ul filll'0I'll'llflt'I' I-3 Drum Nlzfnrvllv 2, fi, ,lg Jl Fonun. 3: Junior lroiu Vouuu. Ii: Svnior lluy Vo lxlilj.f1lZlllCllOllll'SlVlA'2llll'l l'lllOllI'l1'I' Stull' fi, I-1 llcvoillv Stuff il-. fllll' of our mos! l'f'l'.WlfIill' lIllllI'l'l'X Siu' Iwlvlx ull lln' nav! ylml fx lluilwcl tux! mul lruvf .ilx mu' who lrnnzrx ull Qi' flu' 4lIlNIl'!'l'S. IJOIIOTIIY l'lll'RClI Junior Prom l'onun. 35 Junior Play Vonun. Ii: Senior Play Lvilllllll. lg Junior llolnc Ev. Vlulm lg lh-vm-ille Stuff 4-. ll'l1oxlvuls my pursr, .whvilx trr1.vh. lllAllJ0llll'l l'l,OSl'l Mixed Fhoir 2, 35 Junior l'l:iy Vonun, 35 Junior l'rou1 1' Sonior Play Cuuun. -1-g Girls' .Xi-tivitivs 1, 2, 3, Al-g Senior llonic Ev. Ulu b -1. fl lighl livurl Iu'i'.s long. VICTOR COLE flood-lfy1', Iflllv dvslf nf Hfhool, goml-Ilya IOR 5- Q .. CD4 30 NORNIA C'll.Xl 'l' East lligli Sa-lmol 1. Q, 3: Junior Home liv, Vlulv L. Sprawl is grruf, but sflrluv' is yrmlrr. ROHI-IR'I'.X I'll.XNlC Senior l'luv Vslif-r rl-1 .luuior lloluc lir-. Vlulw Qi Svuior lloiuv Hr-. vim, 3, +1 Izmille sm i. Hy flu' uork om' kuounv llll' ll'0I'A'Ill1llI,n lCllXl'IS'l' i'RIl'l'S Stulup Vlulr Ii: llusvlrull I-1 lutvrvluss lluslwtlwull lg lutrauiuuwul Sports l, 2, Il, -l-3 lk-wills Stull Pl. II is fIlIl'fIy-S' llu' ml1'N1lurr'rs IVIIO !ll'!'llIII1Illi3'll grrul flllillff-N'.H 1'.XllNlICl.l'l'.X D l-Il,l4'I NSI-I Fhoir 2, 3, ll-3 Svnior Play Forum. Lg Girls' .Xvtivitie-s Q. Ii, I-Q Public- Speaking Vlull -lg Nlnriouettos I-L Vourivr Stull lg Rv- veille Staff 4. ulflifflfl' I Iflillflillll u Il'4ly or I ll'l-H Ulllkl' our All'l'lll'R lJl'1Nll l'lI l'z'1' l1'.v!1'11r'rl nou'for fl full lou zu 1'f111fr.v, JEAN IJEIUNJ lllixerlflimsir 1.33 Ya-uulorvs Ya-rlnoruu12.3, 1-1.XwliloYi-u:llur4's x'0I'll0I'lllIl L: L1-s lluliillnrfls I: .luuior Play Vslu-r Il: S1'lllllUl' Play Vouuu. -I-1 .luuior l'roui Vouuu. fi: Girls' .Xe-tivilivs l. Q, 3, -I-3 Illllllli'SIN'1llilllgf'llllh'l'Q Fourier Stuff 2, I-. lf you fun krrp your lI1'tI1,'II'lI!'ll ull ulmul you urn' loving Ilzrzrxf' Nll'llil,l'l DIXSH Ag.f'l1ili'lg Kg. .lumlging -1. Nor rvolly grruf num rrwz' fllflllffhf l:1A11l.w'H' No. lSlCli'l'll.X l'flllUlI'IX'l'R.Xl l' Vliorus l, Q: H1'lllHl' Pluy l'sl1e-r lg S4-uior llouu- liv. Vlulu 15. .Yz'f'1' llziugx rouu' in .wuull 1mf'L'uy1'.v. IORS ARLENE ENDERLIN Mixed C'hoir 15 WHAM Broadcast 15 Les Babillards 45 Ye-natores Verboruin 3, -I-5 Junior Play Comm. 3: Junior Prom Fomm. 35 Senior Play Comm. -I-5 Girls' Activities 1, 2, 3, 45 Leaders' Vlass 4-5 Public Speaking Flub 3, 45 Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4. A good nrchrr is not known by his arrows but his aim. JOSEPH ENDERLIN Intramural Sports l, 25 Interclass Football 35 Assistant Track Manager l. Life is n long hvmlrwhf' in a rzoixy straw. GEORGE FRANK Mixed Vlioir l, Q, 3, 4-5 VVHAM Broadcast 1: Junior Prom Vonun. 35 Junior Play Comm. 35 Senior Play Vsher 45 Intra- mural Sports l, 2, 3, 4-5 Reveille Staff -I-5 Vliess Vlub 35 Stamp flub 1, 2, 3. Some think thc world ix madvforfun aridfrolio-arzrl .vo :Io I. BALLISON FULTON Basketball 2, 3, 4-5 Baseball 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3. l'urIy bu! rough. CHARLES FYLES Ag. Vlub I, 2, 3, 45 Ag. Club Treasurer -L5 Ag. Judging 4. I dare no! for thvse Ir1dz'cs. EDWARD GANG-R055 Intramural Sports 15 Football 2, 3, 4. Life is but a dream so lr! me sIa'fp. JOSEPH GENTLE llaseball I, 25 Basketball 25 Intramural Sports l, 2. U lfarr' corn pound of odrlify, Frolic and fun. Who rvlia-h'd u joke And rcjoidd in a punf' ALKONE GILMAN Mixed Vlioir 25 Venatores Verborum Q, 3, 4-5 Praetor Yenatores vl'I'll0I'lllll 35 Sc-riba Venatores Yerboruin 4-5 Les liabillards 45 fluss Sec-rotary 15 Vabinet 35 Class Treasurer 4-5 Junior Prom forum. 3: Junior Play 35 Senior Play -1-5 Girls' Activities 2, 35 Library l'lub l, 2, 3, -I-5 Public Speaking Vlub 3, 4-5 llevcillc Staff l, 3, 4. I Ulillyl rjrufd of snulrrx, or toads, or bugx, or 11'oru1.v, or I7Il.!'l'.n k K S E N I O R S 'a 1 ,.-',fcf:,a, -X. ,.p,5..1-fy ANTHONY GIORDANO Baseball 2, 3: Intramural Footlwall 12, 3. Thr mysfrry of life is no! n prolllrm in br .vnlrrd lm! rr rrulily 10 he U.l'1X'l'1.l'IIf'!'d.ll LORRAIXE IIARRINGTON Mixed Choir 3: Junior Prom Comm. 3: Junior Play l'slu'r 33 Senior Play Vsher 4: Girls' A1-tivities 3, 4: Junior Home IC:-. Club Q: Senior Home Ee. Club 3, 4: Fashion Show Q, Ii, 4: Commenm-ement lisher 3: Reveille Stall' 4. I chnncrd I0 bf' in S'yraru.w'. WARREN HEARD Band l. Q, 3, 4: Les Balrillarrls 3. 4: President Les llaliillarrls I-1 Class President 4: Cabinet 4: Junoir Prom Comm. Ii: Senior Play 4: llasketl1all2,3, 4: Intramural Sports I 1 lfootliall 2, fl, 4: Intert-lass Sports I, 2, 3, 4: Athletic Council 4: Courier Stall 4: Reveille Staff 4. Hare you Hmrfl? If you harr, hang on fo him. DORIS Hl-IIDI-IN Senior Play Pslier 4: Girls' Ac-tivities I, 2, 3, -I-g Junior Home Ee. Cluh 2: Junior Home lic-. Club Secretary 2: l asliiou Show Q: Reveille Staff 4. Ilairrlrfss lilly, llilmflifh' sfrriighl. All sho mwls is n Ford V-8. ELWOOD IIE LFER Les Balmillarwls 3, 4: Junior Play l'sher 3: Senior Play l'slier 4: Intramural Football 4. Hello, down there. MARJURIE IIOITTERS Mixed Clioir fl, 4: Hand I, Q, 3. 4: Orr-hestra I. 2: Irs llaliillarils 3, 4-g Junior Play Comm. 3: Junior Prom Comm. fig Senior Play Comm. 4: Girls' Avtivities 1, 2, 3, 4: lntm-rc-lass Basket- ball 1, 2: Courier Staff 3, 4: Reveille Stall' 4. I am weary Zl'lIl1I1l'Y'1'llg from room to room ALMA IIVEHN Mixed Choir 1, Q, 3, 4: Yenatores Verborum 3, 4: Quaestor Venatores Vervorum 4: Girls' Activities 2, 3, 4: All-lligh Volleyball Team Q, 3, 4: Reveille Staff 4. V x V' l-7 y 1 U hat uoulrl Ido Z1 zlh s1..c IlhCI1 I can dm so mueh zrilhouf il? OSCAR IIUEIIN Senior Play Comm. 4: Chess Club 1. I have a Iz'lflefIz'1'1'rr Tha! gum up and dorm u-ith mr, And how we hold Iogelhrr Is more than I can ser. IORC IXERNARD Ill'NlPllRl-DY Mixeil Vlioir I, 2, 3, -I-3 Wll.-XXI llroadeast I: Yenatores Yerluoruni 4: Junior Prom Forum. 33 Junior Play Vonuu. 33 Senior Play Vonnn. rl-1 Track l, 2, Il: llasketliall 2: Vlieerleamler 2, 3, -lg Valminel -l-1 Safety Patrol l, 2, 3, I-1 Vlie-ss Vlnlu 3, 4-1 Pulmlie Speaking Vlulm Q, 3, -lg Marionettes 2, 3, -lg Fourier Stall' -I-5 lleveille Staff -L. To .vpmlr as mmmnn prnplr' flo, To llzinlr ux Il'l.Nt' :neu lllhu IIAROLD .IAYXE Mixed Vlioir l, Q, 3. I-1 Yeuatores Yerlroruni Q, 3, 4: Vonsul Yenaiores Yerlvoruin 4-1 Vlass President 1, ll: Presiflent of Students' Assoc-iation 4-1 Sportsinansliip Brotllerlioocl 3, 4-4 Junior Play 3: Senior Play 4: Junior Proni l'onun. 151 Basket- lvall Q, 3, -I-1 Athletic- Voneil 4-1 l4lll'SS Vlulv 3, 4, Marionettes 3, 1-1 Pnlmlie Speaking Vlulm 4-1 Fourier Stall' 4-1 licveille Staff -L A ,IH-lllltllll lrul to us lx serif, To lu' our Stull-'nl l'ri'.v:'1ler1l. .-lull lmrf' llmu frurx - ll'lm1lure.vt rall him l'1'.r1'1' lfur.v, ICIJWARD KIMNIICL Washington lligli Seliool 11 Vliarlotte llighS1-hool lg Benjamin l ranklin lligli S4-liool I. life no .vin lu look ul u nfrc' girl. EMII, KI..-XYICR Ilfs won rzfrm grip on our lzeurlx Hy fl liglzl l1re'1':y style' uml fzfnm' Il'I'lllUlll glllilf. RICIIARD KLICM Pootlnall 3. rl profile !ll.l'l.Ill' mul n l't1l'I'Sllllllg lineal' IIAROLD KLICK Uulxinet Il, Junior Play fltlllllll. 31 Junior Prom Conun. 4-3 Senior Play Vonnn. -1-3 Football l, 2, 3, -lg liaselwall 35 Rcveille Stall' -I-. ulIl1IIllSOIIII', 'fix lrne, -fa flare-rlwil, foo. ALFRED KNEBICL Mixed Vlioir 2, -F: Les llalmillarmls 3, 4: Junior Prom flonun. 35 Junior Play l'onuu. 3: Senior Play +L lnterelass Sports 2, 3, 4-3 Pulslie Speaking Vlub 3, 4: Safety Patrol 2, 3, 4-1 Courier Staff 3, 4: Managing liclitor of Fourier 4: Art Prize 3g Uonuuence- ment llslier 3, Reveille Stull' 4. lVlu'rv flu're's fl will, Thrrffs 500 relalirr.v. BHT'l'Y Kl'SSli Mixed llllllll' lg Les llztlmillards 3, 4: Junior Prom Comm. 33 Junior Play Vomm. 3, Senior Play Vonuu. 4-3 lnterelass liaskte- ball 3: Girls' Activities 1, 2, 3, -I-1 Lilmrary Vlulr 15 l'll!,Sl1l0l1 Show 2, Magazine Vontest Leader 4, Vheerleader -Lg Courier Staff 3, 4-Q Conuneneeinent Usher 33 Reveille Staff 4. Boys are such intvrcuvting things. 'l! br ARTlll'lt LAGENDYK Senior Play lvSllt'l' 43 Football 1, '2, 3, 4. fl Iflllz' r011111111-1' IIUII' 111111 111011- 1.11 F!'.VlIi.Yl1t'll by flu' bex! of lIl6'll.u EDWIN LHHMANN Baseball 4g Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 3, 4. I bleu' ll11' fr11111p1'I l111111Iy .s'o11111I1'11y. ARLENE LOUHNER Mixed Vlioir l, 2, 3: WHAM Broadeast 1: Orc-liestra lg Senior Play Vomm. 45 Girls' Activities lg Reveille Staff 4. A ring 011 Ihr finger is irorlh fl1'0 011 II11' lIlI0llt'.H JOSEPII MAII-IR Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Dance Orchestra 4: Mixed t'l111ir l, Q. 3, 41 Junior Play 3: Junior Prom Comm. 3: Football 2, 3, -I-1 Ag. Club 1, Q, 3, 4: Ag. Judging 2, 3, 4: Sportsmanship llrotlier- hood 3, 4: lteveille Staff 43 l'lass Vice-President 1. Laugh 111111 ilu' 11'0rl11 IIIIIQIIA' 11'1'll1 you. l ro11'11 111111 yozfll 11'r1'11kIr yo11rf111'1'. l!Rl't'l'l M.kRSlIAI,L Reveille Staff 4. 21111011 11'1'.u'1l11111 1.1 11111141 gfllrfffl YERXH MAYEL' Senior Play Conun. 41 llaseball l, 2, 3, -I-L llasketball 1, 2, 33 Interelass Basketball I, Q, 3, 4: Intramural Sports l, 2, 3, 4: Safety Patrol l, Q, 3, 4, Safety Patrol faptain 33 Fourier Stall' fl, 3, 4. G1'111'11s 11111xI be born. DOROTHY M1-.XLPIX Mixed Choir Q, 33 Senior Play Vomm. 4: Girls' Safety Patrol 2: Girls' Activities I, 2, 3, 4, lieveille Staff 4. Few l1l1'11y.v 11r1' 1'111l1ox.vil1l1' Io 11il1'g1'111'1' 111111 xkfllf' PAI'L illt'.Xl,l'lx Chorus l, Q: Baseball 3. Il'itl1j11s! 1'11o11yl1 11fl1'11r111'11g Io gr! by. NIORt Chorus l, 2. 3. 43 lland l, 2, 3, 4: Dance Orchestra I, 2, 33 GEORGE MEDDAUGII Intramural Sports l, fl, -l-1 Track 4. Tl1r'y run rozlqnvr irlio b6'II'!'l'l' Hwy cam. JEAN MERRILL V1-ualurcs Rv0l'll0l'lllll fl. -l-: Pro Vonsul Yenatores Yerlmorum 4-3 S1-irlma Yvnati-res Yerlmrum 31 Les llalwillarrls 3, 4-3 Junior Play fig Senior Play 4-1 Junior Prom Ummm. Ii: Girls' .M-tivities l, Q, fl. 4-1 Manager Ynlleylmall fl: Manager llaskvtlmall 4-: All- lligli Sum-or 'l'c-aui 3, 4: .Ill-lligli Yulleylwall 'l'P2llll 4-1 Inter- vlass llasketlmall l, Q. 3, -I-2 Lvzulers' Class 4-1 l.ilu'ary Vlulm I, 2. 3, 4-3 Lilmrary Vlulm Treasurer Q: Library l'lulr Vim'- Prcsirlz-ut 3: Lilirary Vlulx Sw-re-tary l: Lilurary Vlulr l'r1-sialent 41 Sll0l'lSlllllllSlllll lll'KlIllt'I'llUUll 3, 4-1 Sportsuiausliip lirutlwr- lan-ll Yic-9-l'r0simlvl1t 3: Nlariuuf-ttvs 2, Il, 4: Pulrlii- SllK'illilllQ Vluli 3: l'hlitor-iu-1'liivl' nl' lla- Rev:-ille 4-1 Rev:-ille Stall 2, 4: Spa-ialty Editor 4-g Vlass Sl'x'l'Q'Iill'j' 2: 1'uiuuimu-vim-ut l'slu'r Zig 1'uurivr Stall' 2, Il, Lg l'al1iuvt Nluuila-r 1, 4. Sl:-'R' Imp ruff' in llvr xIu1lif'.v SIIIHIW goml fll-N'fl' l'I1 l'l0fllt'S Shr'.v :mr l'lIl.lUf-Iifl'l',llily- .'l.v 1'rrrym1v krmuw, DORUTIIY NIILLER Girls' A1-livitics l, Q5 fouric-r Staff 4-. .YoIlu'ng ix 1'111pu.v.vz'lfIu in Ihr Il'I.HI'IIfj hrurlf' MARIE NIOSi'lIl'AU NllZlll'0lll .M-zulu-luy l, Q, 33 Girls' ,Xvtivities 4-. Thr joy qf Nu' miml nmrks Us sfrvngfhf' WXRREN NEELY llauml l, Q, Il, 4: liaskctlmall Q, fi, 4-1 llaselrall 3, 4-1 'I'ravl4 Mau- agvr LZ, 3: Atlilvtii- Vmnu-il ill NlilI'l0ll0lt9S 2, 3. I-3 Nlariuue-tics Yin-v-l'l'4'si1lQ-lit Il: Spurtsnmusliip Ill'Ot,ll0I'll0U1l Ii, 4-3 l'lasS x'lt'l'-l'l't'Sltlt'llt 2: Vlass ll'l'0iISllI'CI' 3. Full uf pup, rim, mal joy llz s our 1illI'lll QI' thu .lIlIl'l'I.ClIll Boy. LEE 0'1 l' Fla-ss l'lull 3, -lg Falxinvt 23 Rvvcille Stall 4-. Jiuglv,jif1yIe', lfltllllf, I-'laul-', lrlunk. llvrm' corrws Lvl' ll'ifh uualhvr prank. NELSON PEET llaull l, 2, 3. 4: l,1lIl1'0llI'K'llf'SlI'1l l, Q, 31 Intramural Sports 1, Q3 Mliltii' l'UllllL'll lk Mal-ima-ttes 2, Sig Sportsluausllip lirotlicr- lnoml 3, -lg Calmiuot 2, 33 i'la-crlcaulvr l, 2, 3. .-l rolling slonz' may guflzvr 110 mos.v-Im! il yvlx arrlooifz. .4 rolling slum' may yafhrr no nm.s.v-lm! II yds rullzvr snmoth. DOROTHY QPINN lfliurus lg Girls' Activities. ll'l1u1z'1'rr is irorlh doing ut all is zrorlh doing well. S IOR 1- N 4 JOHN RAYMOND Monroe High School 1, 2. u Tho zrlsrlom aff has sought mr I scorned Ihr lore shr' brought mf. My only books lVrrc 1nair1cu.v' looks And folly all lhz'y'rz' brought mr. JAMES READ Baseball Q, 3: Basketball l: Intramural Sports 1, Q, 3, 4: lnter- class Basketball 1, CZ, 3, 4: Ag. Club 1, 2, 3, -tg Ag. Judging 3, 4-. ,llal.'c hay zrliilc Ihr sun sh1'11cs. CLAIR RIG BY Basketball 2, 3, 4: Tennis Q, S, 4-Q Football 3: Intramural Sports 1, 2g Safety Patrol 1, 2, 3, 4-. Ld lhc worlrl Sllllllhn ELEANOR ROGALSKI ltflixed Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Choir Secretary 4: Les liabillards 4: Senior Play -1-1 Junior Play Vouuu. fl: Junior Prom Vomm. 31 Girls' Activities 1, 2, 3, -1-1 lnterc-lass Basketball l, 2, fl: Mau- ager Badminton lg Courier Staff 3, lg Reveille Statl' Al-1 Fashion Show 3. A queen u'ho dovs most of her moving abou! lt'I.llL a rau. BETTY ROSENBAFER Mixed Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: WIIAM llrozulcast: Venatores Yerbor- um 4-3 Senior Play -1-5 Girls' Activities 23 Library Vlub I, 2, 3, +3 Reveille Statl' 4. Bally lows hrr hor.w'.v, At singing .vhc .9 a pip ll ut when il ronzrs lo boys She rlorsifl yirc a rip. FLOYD IIOTIIFUSS Ag. Club 1, 2, 3, 4-5 Ag. Judging Team 3, 4-3 Ag. President -l-3 Senior Play Usher 4. A 1110107111111 on his lvg is lzcltvr lhau a grnllrmau ou hix h'nc'c's. WALTER SALISKY A good reputation is more valuable than mouryf' WILLIAM SCIILEG EL Band 1, 2, 3, 4. I sludy to lirc-not live to study. SENIORS CELIA SCHRADER Choir 1, 2, 35 Girls' Activities 1, 4. The only way to have a friend is to be one. BERNARD SCHREIBER Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Dance Orchestra 2, 35 Les Babillard 3, 45 Vive-President, Les Babillards 35 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basket- ball 2, 3, 45 Baseball 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Interclass Basketball 1, 52, 3, 45 Sportsmanship Brotherhood 3, 45 President, Sports- manship Brotherhood 45 Cabinet 45 Class President 25 Courier Staff 45 lteveille Staff 4. Lct's play games. CLARE SCHWARTZ Madison High School 15 East High School 35 Pittsford 45 Girls' Activities 25 Chorus 2, 3. Little things are great to little men. GEORGE SEMMLER Ag. Club 1, 2, 3, 4. One cannot always be a hero, but one can always be a man. CAROLYN E SMITH Les Babillards 3, 45 Junior Play 35 Senior Play 45 Junior Prom Comm. 35 Girls' Activities l, 2, 35 Library Club 1, 45 Marion- ettes 2, 3, 45 Marionettes President 45 Public Speaking Club 45 Junior Home Ee. Club 25 Reveille Staff 45 Courier Staff 4. I don't think the audience noticed it. GENE SMITH Mixed Choir 1, 25 Les Babillards 3, 45 Treasurer Les Babillards 35 Venatores Verborum 3, 45 Junior Prom Comm. 35 Junior Play Comm. 85 Senior Play Comm. 45 Girls' Activities 1, 2, 3, 45 lnterclass Basketball 35 Manager Badminton 35 Sportsmanship Brotherhood 3, 45 Library Clubg Marionettes 3, 45 Marionettes Secretary 4: Reveille Staff 45 Courier Staff 3, 45 Busineeess Manager Courier 45 Commencement Usher 3. She always says this but means that, Makes goofy mistakes Till your side nearly aches. But a very cute kid for all that. JEANETTE SMITH Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior Play Comm. 35 Junior Prom Comm. 35 Girls' Activities 1, 2, 3, 4. Friendship is a sheltering tree. ROBERT SNYDER Intramural Football 15 Tennis I5 Reveille Stafl' 4. The mind that would be happy must be great. SENIORS 23 I NM . .8 1, It 'gt G ICORG E SOM lCltVIl.I.lC Football 1, Q, 3, 4: Basketball l, 2: Baseball Q, 3, I-1 Inter:-luss Sports I, Q: Athletic- Count-il 4: Ag. Club I, '12, 3, 4: Ag. Judging Team 3, 4. uL1if!'lSfllT loo imporfmzl a lhing crrr lo lull' s1'rz'on.vly nlronlf' CLARENCE STAPPENIIIGCK Penfield Iligh School I, Q: Brighton Q: Ag. Club 3, 4: Ag, Judging 4. The lime I'1-c lost in ironing In u'afr'l1z'ng and IIIIVSIIIIIIU The light that lim In nzaialens' eyes Has been 1ny lzcarfs unclofng. LISA STINGLI-I Orehestrn 1: Girls' Ac-tivities I, Q, 3, 4: .Iunior Ilome E4-. Club 2: Junior llome lie. Club Yic'e-President 2, Spring 'ls flu' time when a young rnmfx llmrl furnx lo zrhrll rr girl has been lhinlfing about all 1l'1ilIfl'I'.n HYELYN SI'TOItIl'S Girls' Activities 1, 42, 3, 4: Junior Home lic. Club Q: Senior Home Ee. Club 3, 4: Girls' Safety Patrol 2, 3, 4: Girls' Safety Patrol Corresponding Secretary 2: Girls' Safety l'utrol Vice- President 3. Illini 111' lvorn lo do, nr lrarn hy rIrn'ng. ARLI-INE TODD Senior Play Usher 4: Reveille Stall' 4. 'KRich in good ll'0I'h'S.., CHARLES TRAC B Junior Play Comm. 3: Intramural Sports 92, 3: Senior Bowling Team 4. 111-rc's a wit llzafs as qu1'clr as az lriygvr. Whose snappy conzebaclm, And clever udsecracks Bring many a chuckle and .s-nigger. RONALD YANDEN IIIISII Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Ilusketball Q, 3, 4: Tran-k 1, 2, 3, 4: Intramural Sports 1, Q, 3. Hz'.s- limbs zrcrz' mode in manly mold, For hardy sport or confes! bold. YIYIAN VERCROCSE Albion High School 1: Band 1, SZ, 3, 4: Orchestra 1: Mixed Choir 2: Venatores Verborum Q, 3, 4: Censor Yenatores Yer- borum 4: Les Babillards 3, 4: Junior Play Comm. 3: Junior Prom Comm. 3: Senior Play Comm. 4: Girls' Avtivities I, Q, 3, 4: General Manager Girls' Activities 4: Interclass Basket- ball l, 92, 3, 4: Athletic Council 4: Sportsmanship Brotherhood 3, 4: Sportsmanship Brotherhood Treasurer 4: Mnrionettes 3, 4: Leaders' Class 4: Students' Association Vive-President 3: Class Vice-President 3: Class Secretary 4: Reveille Stall 4: Cabinet 3, 4: Commencement lfsher 3. Past progressive and present indicative. T1 t E N I O R b G ICORG E VOG T Nlixe1l Choir l, Q. 3, 4: Senior Play 4: Junior Prom Comm. fl: .lunior Play Connn. 3: Football 3, 4: 'Pl'2lI'l'i I, 2, 3, 4: Chess Club 3, 4: Sportsinansliip llrotl1erl1oo1l 4: Class Treasurer 1: Cabinet 3: Class Vice-President 4: Reveille Staff 4: Courier Stall 4: Yaledietorian 4. Thr our 11'ho111 11'1' IIIII1' 11re p11g1i11g .II 111.'1'.v S1111 p py r1'p11'1's Il11.v 1'011gi.v11 11r1111'11 1'y1'.v .'l1111 11 111111111rr 1'o111p11'11'1y 1'11g11g1'11g. I,0Rl'I'I l'.X YORND RAN Chorus I. Q, 3, 4: Yenatores Yerboruin 3, 4: Junior Prom Connn. 3: Junior Play Conuu. 3: Senior Play Conun, 4: Girls' A1-tivities l. 2, 3, 4: Library Club 4: Reveille Staff 4. U141'I..N'1ll't' 1'.v Ihr flilllt'-lllll' 110l.Il1l NOIIIt'f1l1'Ilg l1Slfll1.., CLARICNCE YUSSICLICR .r111 pr11gr1'.v.v 1l!'1lI.llS 11'I.f1I II f'I'1'IIlU.U MARY WAIILE Blix:-1l Choir I. 2: Junior Prom Conuu. 2l:.lunior Play Comm. 'ia Senior Play Connn. 4: Girls' .41-tivities l, 2, 3, 4: Interelass Basketball I, 2, 3, 4: Manager liasketball HZ: Library Club 2, 3, 4: Library Club 'Preasurer 4: Nlarionettes 4: Sportsman- ship Brotllerlioml 3, 4: Courier Staff 3, 4: Reveille Stafl' 4. U1,I.IIl1I1t' 111114-1'111', l1l'l'l'1 l'IlSl.l1l'. MYRA WI-IS'I'l AI.L Mixed Choir 3: Junior Proui Connu. fi: Girls' Artivities I, 2, fl, 4: lnte1'1'luss Basketball I. Q: 3: .lunior llolne lie. Club 25 S1-uior Iloiue l'l1'. Club Ii, 4: lfasliiou Sliow 2, 3, 4: Junior Play I'sher 3: Senior Play I'sher 4: Reveille Stafl' 4: Couinienceinent Cslier 3. .fl girl of t'.l'f'l'11l'll1 11r1'1'111'11g ll'ho lI10l'!'S 1111110111 1111511- A 1111 11r1'.vs1's irilh luste- .41111 zrhosc 111-1111Iy is truly f'.l'Ct'1.'!1l.llU. JEAN WHEELER Benjaniin Franklin High School 1: Chorus 3: Junior Play Couun. 3: Junior Proin Connn. 3: Senior Play Comm. 4: Girls' Activities 2, 3, 4: Public Speaking Club 4: Reveille Staff 4. .-Is merry 11s ll l'I'lAL'h't'f.U ROBERT WILLIAMS llllllll l, Q, 3, 4: Yenatores Yerboruni 2, 3, 4: Censor Yenutores Yerboruin 4: Junior Play fi: Senior Play 4: Junior Prom fll1lllIll.3Q Pliotogruphy Club 1, 2: Publi1' Speaking Club 2, 3,4: Publiv Speaking Club SC4'I't't2lI X' 3: Public Speaking Club .l,I't'Slll0llt 4: Nlariouettvs 3, 4: Chess Club 3, 4: Boys' Safety Patrol I, 2, 3, 4: Safety Patrol Lieutenant 3: Safety Patrol Captain 4: Courier Staff 2, 3, 4: l'I1litor-in-Chief Coureir 4: Clieerlemler 4: Cabinet 4: Reveille Staff 4. l'lllIlI1'11 1m ll 1111.vh1A11g r111111111i1'1r- .-l1111f11r IIl1llljj ll l'111ll'I' 111111 111111'1'. .-i 11'i.v1'-c'r111'h'1'11gj1'.v1, This p11p11111r p1'.v1 I.v li'IlOIl'lI 1111 1111111 .x-1'111'.v 1j1l11' ,4l11111Ii1'. DAVID WILLIS Band l, 2, 3. 4: 0l't'llCSII'1l 1, 2: Dau1-e 01-1-liestra I, 2, 3, 4: Football 4: .lunior Play l'slier Ii. Big ua Izfc 111111 1ll'iL'L' as 1111l11r11l. . I G R S 6 Zin Memoriam WALTER PARTRIDGE Our Friend and Classmate Who Died Uctober 22, 1939 At this time the 1-lass of 1940 pays homage to a friend passed on to rest, and those who think of him today are those who knew and liked him best-his classmates, 26 STELLA WILLMES Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Junior Prom Comm. 33 Girls' Activities l, 2, 3, 4g Senior Home Ee. Club 3. Better late than 1zez'cr. MARGARET WOLLSCIILEGER Girls' Activities 1, 2, 3, 43 Junior Home Ee. Club Qi Junior Play Usher 33 Senior Play l'sher 4 3 Reveille Staff 4. An ounce of mirth is 1l'0TfhQ a pound of 8Ol'I'O1l'.l' MARJORIE WORTHIN G Venatores Verborum 3, 4: Praetor Vcnatores Ycrlrorum 4: Les Babillards 3, 4: Junior Play Comm. 33 Senior Play Comm. 4-3 Courier Staff 3, 4-3 Reveille Staff 4. Keep cool and you commarul r1'frybo1ly. JACK YOUNG Football 2, 3, 4g Basketball lg Baseball 13 Trai-k Qi Intercluss Sports 1, 23 Ag. Club 3, 43 Ag. Judging Team 3, 4-. Bly lights arc out at 9 o'r'I0clr-unrl so am I. PAVLINE ZIMMER Penfield High School 1, 23 Mixed Choir 33 Senior Home Ev. Club 3, 4-3 Senior Home Eu. Club President 43 Senior Play l'sher 43 Reveille Staff 4. We cn joy thoroughly only the pleasure that irc gl.L'L'.n LAST WILL AND TESTAME T We, the Class of 1940 of Webster High School, do hereby, howsoever and furthermore declare that being in a pixilated state of mind and possessing a severe case of senioritis we do make, ordain. pub ish, and declare this to be our first and Last Will and Testament. All former wills, contracts, or promises are hereby declared null and void. After payment of damages and debts incurred by us we bequeath as follows: Jack Adkin leaves his aggressive way to Tom Baxter. Johnny Albert leaves his goofy facial expression to Bob War- ner. Allen leaves his jalopy to Mr. Donohue if he learns to rive. Keith Amish leaves his permanent wave to Harold Colby. Alene Anderson leaves her place as the only girl in Advanced Algebra to Jean Johanson. Sally Beck leaves her pinky white knees to Doris Bender. Dic Bedford leaves his natty appearance to Walt Lobenski. Anita Betlem leaves her diligence to those who hate to study. Gerry Bliek leaves his Rhett Butler manner to Carl Whiteman. Helen Bott leaves her athletic ability to Ellen Cleary. Gordon Bowman leaves his variety of cars to Bob Busch. William Buchholz leave his hat with the flaps to Dick Corbett. Vera Burkardt leaves John Comerford to Happy Hapgood. Dot Church leaves her dancing feet to Betty Toung. Marjorie Close leaves her ever combed hair to Dotty Musclow. Victor Cole leaves his sophisticated air to John Salter. Norma Craft leaves her friendly manner to Mary Marshall. Roberta Crane leaves her cherry pies to Mr. Young. Ernie Cripps leaves his golden locks to Miss Ingersoll. Art DeMuth leaves his wad of gum to Evelyn Marchner. Jean DeRoo leaves her dependability to the Junior Class. Merle Dinse leaves his knowledge of agriculture to Roy Comstra. Bertha Ehrmentraut leaves her giggle to Almira Forman. Arlene Enderlin leaves her Butch title to Doris Hatmaker. Joe Enderlin leaves his bowling average to Joe Wheeler. George Frank leaves his flashy ties to Dick Kubber. Balliston Fulton leaves his curly locks to be divided equally amonixthe Junior girls. Charles yles leaves is sickly looking hens to Harold Crippen. Eddie Gang:-oss leaves his brush cut to Eddie Fuoco. Joe Gentle eaves his aper wads to Carlton Oberg. Alkone Gilman leaves her abominable laugh to Shirley Brucker. Tony 'Giordano leaves his quietness to Ruth Wollschleger. Lorraine Harrington leaves her Apple Blossom Queen title to Betty Church. Warren Heard leaves hair today-and gone tomorrow philosophy to Bobb Rochelle. Done Helden leaves hier place in Johnny Raymond's car to Marjorie Merrill. Elwood Helfer leaves his pestering for some freshmen to take over. Peg Houters leaves her baby actions to Helen Schlaiier. I Alma Huehn leaves her Shirley Temple bob to Jean McDonald. Oscar Huehn leaves his model T to anyone who will take it. Bernie Humphrey leaves his hearty voice to Buddy Hendee. Buddiine leaves his pixie ears to Alan Kubber. Eddie immel leaves his pistols to Bobby Martin in hopes he will use them. Erml Klaver leaves his rosy cheeks to Bill Caple. Dick Klem leaves his ambition to Ernie Sperring. Harold Klick leaves his delicate movements to Bobby Schilstra. Alfred Knebel leaves his ability to drawn girls to Dick Brewer. BettyaKusse leaves her yellow knee socks to Marjorie Koller. Art gendyk leaves his notebook, the first of its type in Web- ster igh School, to Jean Hendee. Eddie Le man leaves his underfed mustache to Jack Lotze. Arlene Lochner leaves her Miss to Betty Hess. Joe Maier .leaves his collection of cup prizes to city slickcr, Bob Schmeer. Bruce Marshall leaves his ever present hat to Jim Butz. Verne Mayeu leaves that pitcher's curve to Irene Tolles. Dot McAlKiIn leaves her cash and carry policy in the cafe- teria to rs. Johanson. Paul McAlpin leaves his perfect example of xt safe driver to the Safety Patrol. George Meddaugh leaves his freckles to Rita Wauters. Jeannie Merrill leaves her complete knowledge of everybody and everything, and her pesky French gab to Mary Martin. Dorothy Miller leaves her ty ing accuracy to Miss Bradley. Marie Moschcau leaves her ladjyli e manner to Bobby Weegar. Warren Neely leaves his wise cracks tb Gilbert Dole. Lee Ott leaves his yaller pants to John Campbell. Mopey Peet leaves his musical eoiffure fmusician's hair cutl to Ed Jantski. Dorothy Quinn leaves her overdue books to Rose Lazzaro. John Raymond leaves his date bureau to the lonely hearts of W. H. S. Jimmy Bead leaves his flashy clothes to Jolm Cushman. Claire Rigby leaves his dexterity with tools to Miss Stone. Eleanor Bogalski leaves her ski to Phyllis Kelly. Betty Rosenbauer leaves her ability to put across a song to future singers of Webster High. Floyd Rothfuss leaves his way with the women to Eugene Williams. Walt Salisky leaves his bashfulness to John Klem. Bill Schlegel leaves his ability with that drum stick to Pete Klem. Celia Schrader leaves her quiet way to George Maier. Bernie Schreiber leaves his correct answers in history to Bob Judd. George Semmler leaves his sailor's walk to Bob Gerlach. Genie Smith leaves her towering height to Sammy Smith. Carolyne Smith leaves her dramatic ability to Miss Benedict to cut up and distribute to future Juniors. George Sonunerville leaves his freckles to Roger Martin. Lisa Stingle leaves her athletic ability to Barbara Lotze. Evelyn Sutorius leaves her noiseness to Luella Macy. Clare Swartz leaves her naturally blond hair to Helen Ann Vail. ' Bob Snyder leaves his ascending bowling average to Clifford Fisk. Arlene Todd leaves her righteousness to Miss Benedict's Girl Scouts. Chuck Traub leaves Bernice to no-one. Ronnie Yandenbush leaves his berth on the all-county football team for Chuck Bender to fill next year. Viv VerCrouse leaves her basketball ability to Betty Hill. Gay Vogt dedicates his study of Heas, termites, eockroaches, and Lil Abner to Miss Stewart. Loretta Yorndran leaves her scholastic and athletic ability to Mildred Strung. Mary Wahle leaves her excess weight to Butch Kaler. Myra Westfall leaves her puny scoops of ice cream to those underfed sophs. Jean Wheeler leaves her knack of preparing meals to the cafeteria staff. Bob Williams leaves the Courier tied with shoestrings to Webster lligh School. Dave Willis leaves his lock-opening ability to Mr. Cummings. Stella Willmcs leaves her job at the candy Kitchen for her sister Eleanor. hlnrgiafret Wlillsclileger leaves her ticklish nature to Mr. Cn an. Jack Young leaves his ambition to Gerry Muttys. Pauline Zimmer leaves her friendly smile to Mr. Middleton. Remaining estate and unwanted properties to be divided among our pauperish brethren, the Juniors. We hereby up- point the right honorable G. Maurice Middleton, Esq., of Middleton, Middleton, uud lfiukelstein to execute this will and see that no one gets theirs, until debts are paid. ln witness thereof we have set our huud this 30 duy of February in the year of our l.ord nineteen humlred forty. This document was signed, published, and declared by suid testator, Class ol' lil-1-0, as his First and Lust Will and 'l'estu- mcut in the presence of us who in the prseuce of each other on thc date mentioned have subscribed our names as witnesses. Signer! V Bono Buiuus Bonm' 'l'uoM.xs Mn. W1 mmm Youxo un' 13 THE CLASS OF FORTY-O FIRST BACK Row: Ilfzydvn, Lofzr, Jltlffllll. now: Fuoco, Ilcmlrc, Klcnz, S Ionf, Ilapgoozl. fr Ixxrli HOW: .lIlll'i'1Illl'I', T1JII'Ill'l', flllflr, lin-L'r1', lx'uf:ln'r, l'oir1wi:!'imf, lfury, I,0lHilI.N'A'Ii. slxrll now: IlI'Illll'A'1'!1, Nfl'wL'lr,v, Uilirlf, llfirlfn, l,olir, lfuof-fi, illurr'llnr'r. l Ilf'l'H HHXYI vlllllll, S1',Il'I'llllI'7', Ulsou, llvtIff1'I', IlI'll1ll'll1'lf.N', HiIlllfI'lIlIl!I, lligf, li'ox,v, lfHt'lt'I'lI How: Klrni, Ulfrry, llllldllllllll, ll'nlt', Ilfflwnoil, I vR'l1w', ll'1'llu'rl, qlfllllff. 'I'lIIItD HIYXVI ,lltlff-IIN, ll1'f.wolf. .lIlI1'7'll'!lN, ll'lm'lrr. ll'm'y14:f'. ll4'u1lr'r', I!,l'li.N'lil'!ll'l, ff1Il'l'll. il-lt our mm: I,llA'1', lhrrzmlfl. Nwllfui-wf', ,lIfn'rr, Ifrflt. lil't'lIfl'NN, .lltlffl-Il, l'l1nr1'll. I-'lltS'l' HHXYZ l'r4il'l. I'iI4llHl'll1lI'l'!ilJ, lI1'f-l.'f11.wm. Klrm, Il1lI'!ltl1'Nll'l', l'ff1.x-ffm, llvlllllfll. YYL-.tlieelassol'19,1-l.liaveliaflaveryzu-tix'eantlsin-r-essfiil year nncler tlie eapalile leatlersliip ol' our elass otlit-ers anil arlyiser, Bliss Marie Stone. 0l FIt'l'lltS .l,xr'K l,o'rxi': . . l'n'siilr11! linwix ll.xym-:N I'liI'I'-l,l'I'.N'1.1ll'lIf Blum' iXl.ttt'l'IN . Nw-rrfury l'ic'i'i:n limzxi .... Trmsurrr liimtxnn l i'ovo, .li-:xx llicxni-pic. l'lI.lZtIil'l'l'lI ll.xi'ooon . , t'f1lffnwl .tlwfflfmv Nliss ixlkltlli Hroxic , l'lllf'lIHvlf .ltlf-fsrf' Un November QQ, 1939. the Junior t'lass took an iniaifinary trip to llawaii when it presented the Prom. 'l'liis soc-ial wliirl proved to he StlC't E'SSlll1l. Apple Blossom Tinief' nniler tlie alrle tlireetion of Nliss Nlary llenetliet, was tlie Juniors' rlrainatir- offering. lts en- tlinsiastie reception proved that our elass possessed lmnsiness as well as llrtlllltltlt' talents. Het-ognition in atlileties has been given to ns. 'l'lie luoys played aetiye parts in liasketlxall, liaselmall, footlmall. trat-lt, tennis. anal volleyball. The girls eaptnretl lionors in girls' as-tiyities. int-lnmling the newly fornietl leaclers' group. ln various r-lnlms, namely Yenatores Yi-rliornni. Les llalmil- larcls, l.ilvrary Vlnlm, Sportsmanship llrotlierliootl. l ntnrt- l ariners of Mneriea, lloine lic-ononiies Vlnlm. Nlarionm-ttes. tlie Fourier, Vliess t'lnlm. l'nlwlim- Speaking Vlnlm. Stamp Vlnlm. antl Safety l'atrols, we were representetl. .Xlong the innsival simle of sr-liool activities we partie-ipatetl in the luantl. 4-lioir. and orc-liestra. ln eonelnsion, we sine-erely liope to nplioltl tliis rt-eortl tlirongliont one remaining year and graduate as line Seniors. db infix now: li'urm'r, liuxz-h, Sulfur, Spvrrfug, IVIIIIINIIYI, lirnrlrr, Illlffllllgfflll, l,lil'llf'FlllIIll. SIXTH now: llclninmful. .llur.vhr1ll, Ifzzvlry, Uuflzrir, llnagr, f'lrjI'or:l, Vlmry. ll'1'll1'f1ru.v. 1-'1l1 l'n now: llxboru, Bl'l1l'A't'f, .'lfll'!lfI'I', .lohun.wn, Dorn, l urron, .ll!llll'.V0ll, llullfvrmn. FUl'R'l'll ROW! Kelly, .llurf'hnr'r, Tollrs, K!llllZllj1, Ilona, lVflj1ll1'I', .llu.w'Ion', l orn1r1n. 'l'llIRl1 How: Gllt'l'lIlll,, Ilill, Nl'IIIlII,1'I', lle'rnlri1'L'.s-, liwllomo, Hurry, llullwrl, .lIur'L'. Sl-IVHNIJ How: Kifilr'ln'ry:'r, Ilurrix, lfugyrri, .lIl1.VtllUIl11, l,u::11ro, Slrm'h'r, Ilzzmvl. l IRS'l' now: Iluyrlrn, ll1'r.w'l1, Smrrrf, lf!'Il!'llIIl'l', S1'hil.s'Iru, .lIur'y, I'JIlflt'l'lI'Il. George llc-am-Inn-r Jaines llenmlrivks SlllI'll'qX' lit-mll'or1l xvlllltllll lI0llll0liC.V lfstller lteisii-gel Betty llill Pliilip llellomo Henry Ilirsm-ll f'llill'll'5 lil'll4l0l' Rose lIllllDl'l't ltoberl linen-li Robert llnttenian ,Ianni-s linlz -lean Johanson William Vaple Robert Jnclil Helly t'lnn'm-lu Virginia Kalnzny lfllvll f'l1':ll'5' Virginia Kelley lin-lynn t'lill'or1l .lean Kittleberger .lolin 4'onn-rl'or1l Peter Klein Roux' Voinstra Pllillip Klein Jolin Vnxlnnan Nlargaret Koons Nlary Dorn George Krenzer Nlarjorie Drisvoll ltiebarcl Knbber Nlary l'1n1lc-rlin James Lieberinan .Xlniera l'iUI'lll2lll Wkiltm- Loliinski llarbara Fislici' ,Im-k Lolze l'i1ln':ll'1l l ll1N'O R050 Lglzzgqro Marie Havens AX111141 May Mac-k Robert fil'l'lil1'll Donald Madison liilwartl linage Dorothy Nlaertens Nlarian lilll'l'ilIlll George Maier William Guthrie Varroll 1xl2iI't'lIIl0I' Marion llZlIll0l l':Y9lyIl blur:-liner llorotlly llanlnionil Iflorg-ng-Q Marcy lilizabetli llapgroorl Mary Martin fivfillil ll1l LIiU'lll1 ' Barbara Marshall fivlll' ll2lI'l'iN Dorothy Nlnsr-low liqlwin llaynlen Lottie WI2l,S2l,l0lI2l Jean llenmlee Varlton Uberg Walter Olson Raynionil Osborn Wallar-e Pensgen liernir-e Prentiss George l'rinsing.f lflmlwin Ross Lorraine Ross lien Rm-by Josephine Ragga-ri .lolln Salter Vliarles SL'2lY0l't Leona Sennnler Robert Sc-hilstra W'illian1 Schreiber Robert Sc-lnneer Ernest Spa-rring Donald Stir-kles Nlildreel Strung Hilda Streeter Irene Tolles William 'l'owner Robert W'agar Geraldine Wagner Robert Weegar Reva Westbrook Earl W'lxalen Joseph Wheeler Varl Whitcinan Eva W'ilbe-rt Doris XvllllillIlS Lewis W'0lf CLASS OF FOR TY-TWO 'l'll0 c-lass ol' 1912, nnilcr tllc Q.flIl1l2Ill!'l' of Hr. llonolinv illlll Nlr. Nlorris, l?I'0lljJflll its sc-1-onrl yawn' in YY1-lmwtcl' lligli S1-lxool lo il surf-Cssful vliniax. OFFICERS R.xYMoNn SMITH . 1,l'l'N1.lIt'Ilf ,KENNI'lTII Cownow I'1'r'v-I'rf'.v1'flmt JIQANNE Guitar: Sm-rvlury GLIQN D,n'ToN . . . . TI'l'lISllIT'l' l'ilYi,LIs KPJLLY, JonN cl.KKIl'IlI-II.L I'uln'm'i .llvmb1'r.v Our lIl0Illll0I'H were wcll roprosonleml in all the Sportsw- foollmull, lmuskcllmll, trac-li, unrl lmsvlmll, 'l'li0 c-lass was also wc-ll roprvsentflcl in the various 0I'gI2llllZilll0IlS, :nnong tlioni: Ycnatores X'0I'l!0I'lllll, Nlurionvttos, Lilmrziry Vlnlm, l'nlrlic- F-pc':1kingf'lnlm, Junior Home lic-onoinic-s Vluli, Vonricr Stull, Girls' Safety l,GltI'0l, Future Furnicrs ol' .Xnwrir-al, nnil tllc lioys' Safety Patrol. Uni' ninsivally nlinclecl inmnlmrs lent tlwir tnlvnls to llic' lmanml :incl orc-lwstrn. Nluny nic-inlmers took part in tlw I 'urniv:nl, llic C'l1ristn1:1s Progrznn and ilic Spring Vonr-orl. In tlic ronmining two yours of svliool tlic flaws of I9 P1 will go on witli is good rcc-orml :xml ,go znlivuml lo upliolil llw slznnl- urcls set by previous Junior :incl Senior classes. 1 k N nu In s nn I'll'l'Il!Ill-UN, Nmllb, lill!lIH',IfH'fl, llvI'li,l'7'f. I,I'l'lN'fIIlIlIl, Dnlw, 1,01-l1m'r. SIXTH now: IVIIIIII 1 ful rr III I r lrm, l'll'flNt'l', Npull, lM,v.w'r1l11lr'll. l'll'NA', Hill. HF'l'lI Now: llirlll, lfr'l'.vfr'y:'l, SlJI'I'7'llH fslnlll fimlvlzmnlir ,flljflllh f'rmrnu', f:lll'I'IlN, .llur,vl1ufl. Iflillff, .lIIlI'A'. FfvI'lc'l'll Row: .lI4'rr1'll, Kolfrr, ll'1' mr ffm 1 1 4 vlfn, I'l1u.w', Si'lIl1ffl'1'l', l,I'l'1'Il!f.N'f1lll. 'I'lllIHi now: lXYl1'l.llll1l77lNlI'l', ll'1'l1rlf', Vuyl, lllfn l'llIIlNf4l hm: II1 lflkiu, .lln.w'l1r'uu. sl-zvoxlm now: .llwrzkfg ll'rl,vl1rr, I1l'fl'I'I'li', .Yylrm'r, Ilm-.N-, H1lll1lfV'V umlfr I llir nmun lhlf'1'll. iflnwr now: ll'uuh'r.v. -,1:ffI'l'X, .llrlf-zllf, .llrrnmrl, llIlI'!l1lfNll'I', lz'.vI1'r, Ilfgffunz r lll'l'lll'llllllI, Ifwh. letty Adkin lohert .Xllen Douglas Austin iertrude Rasm-h lhomas Baxter lita Becker canettc Roh Doris Reisiegle irantley Reisiegle une Rendsc-lineider 'raneis Rertcfh Norma. Rertenhreiler lek Rlanf-hard lohert Rott 'leanor Brown Lmiel Rrusso argaret Rurnieisler olm Vamphell xorman Vhase larold Volhy 'lsie Cole xenneth Vonrow irl Vooman llarion l'ral'L Shirley Vronkhite lenn Dayton lenry Deane al ter Dei I raal' loherta De Point. arol DeWitle oretta Diehl llll0l'l, Dole irl Dossenham-h llary Rgeling Betty linieric-k WK ROW! 1,I'lllll', lfnllrfum, ll'ul,vmi, lsfillfl, Hoff, LIlli'l', mnplwll. lVl'l.Wlll. Nr'l1l1'y1'l, Killer, Zinimrr, Sllllifh, Fish, lr nsrn, I osIrr, lm'1'4'li'a'r, HFOIVII, IjI'lI,i'lI4'j1, Z1-IIIIlIl'I', SllIlV'A'f'!1, lf 'rIr'h, ll'hiI4', fil'IIllA'llffl', Sufnriux, Jlillrr, Jlurlun, Wulf. ll ulllv, Iiilllllllllllfl, llvlllllllll, RllI'L'Ull', .lnlm.vmi. srlvoxlx Izixlhi, Tlillllff, f'rrrf'l, Klrm, lx'lri.s-Ivy. I4'lHS'l' now: Gregg, Tlzoms, Jl1'1rlal1r1. Rosemary Rrnisse Doris Ester Graf-e l arnsworth Iloward Fernaays Falyin Fisher Vlillord Fisk Dorothea Flint Ronald Flynn Dorothy Foley Jaek Foster Howard Fraser Rohert Fridd Marjorie Havens Jeanne' Gregg John I-rundman Virginia llargarlher Virginia Heineman Marjorie llendru-ks Rlanm-he Ilerriek lietty lless Madeline Ilic-ks William llill Neva llolfmeier lCdward Jantsehi .Xnne Jensen Julie Johnson 'l'helma Jeffers Carl Kaler Phyllis Kelly liarl Keyel Mary King Marjorie Kleinhammer lidward Kleisley John Klein Norman lxmtter Marjorie Koher Rohert liiverinan George Livingston Ilelen lim-hner William Loehner llarold liuke Jean MacDonald Velma Mac-k Lnella Mar-y Donald Mart-hner Marjorie Markell Sylvia Marshall Mary Marshall .Xndrew Martin Vharles Mastin .Xdeline Mathewson Florenr-e Mos:-hr-an Donald Mr-Vlellan Delores Mennnel Marjorie Merrill .Xlvin Merzke liois Metealf Dorothy Mildahn Jane Miller Mildred Miller Walter Miller Donald Monac-ell Marie Newman Ruth Norton .lanet Nyhoer James l'apapanu Roherta Pinkney lflsther Rac-how W'illiam Roc-helle James Rothfuss .lflIlfSI'hIA, lfnz-lu'Ih', .llIf'fllf'HI1ll. Jlf'DmmlrI. SIXTH now: Knilfrr, Sr-Imlt, Errif.v.w'. lf'IF'l'll now: Jlillvr, JlaIlza'u'.wm, Volliy. l 4ll'li'l'lI now: Gfllllllllllllll, I'JlII!'FI-!'li', Ki-lly, i5lI'llIlIIIl'l', 'rnmn now: Vail, 7'1'r1lr, l.m'lim'r, livrlwnlirrilrr, l1'r1'.v1'vyi-l, now: l,t'l,0l'llf, l'vr'Ilfug1'r, 1':fI!'Hllfl, ll1'r1rlr1'r'lfx, liriissn, I 0l1'y, Jlclrkvll, ll'uliL', ll0llr'r:ln'r'k, VUOIIIIIII, I rirr1.v1rnrIl1, Dorothy Sanders Helen Sehlafer Robert Sc-hlegel Edward Sc-hmidt, Vharles Schutt .Xliee Semmler 'l'hehna Scmmler Dorothy Sharky Frederic-k Smith Raymond Smith Jac-k Spall Audrey Sperring William Spengler Vhris Sturm Dorothy Sutorius lirna 'l'homs Fern Tiede Betty Young Helen Ann Vail Rohert Vogt Marie Yoellinger Bernard Walik Frank Watson Rita W'auters Irving Weilert George W'ehrle Marie W'elsher Joseph Whipple Marjorie White Harold Willmes lillery Wilson William Winslow Marian Zimmer Richard Zimmer In U10 full of 1939 om' llIlllfl!'l'1l :mal l1lllI'll'l'll slumlcnts enlvrcmltlw1':111ks0fWvlNlvrlligllSf-lmol lu ' :ls fI'CSllIllCll lu lualic up ilxo class ul' HILL l llllk'l' CLASS OF FORTY- THREE elcctccl our class officers. 0l l Ii'liRS l7ol'ul,Txs lillmi . 4 -ll'NlC lluvmcu lXl.Xlill,YN O'lD1c1,1. . Nluimx STxN11lsl5mz .... llAlil!,XRA l,u'1'zI:. lflual-:Nu lYIl,l,l.xXIs CJ ' 5.5 ol' HH25 om' in llc rclucmlwrvll. Smzdbcrg, lVfHI'G77IS, Klrm, O'DvIl, Iloppcr, Parshrzll, Loizf. ILXVK nmv: .llf'l,1'an, Quinn, Jlinlz, .'llllIIl', Graiffix, Erzglwr, IIr'Iff'r, JOIIIIRUVI. SIXTH ROXVI .lIUOVl', lVlll'fr'7VI!llI, .llurlfrz Svlzrmlrr, lflhll, Frrrfu, Vmff, IKVIIIIIJIW. FII-'Tll now: Potlvr, Wulf, .llf'l'l!Il'lI'lI, .lII'I'1l'llIllI, ll'ul1'lf, Rapporl, Harrix, lfrmlrr. lfuI'H'1'li Huw: I1'ury1'r, Npwrlzl. Vllrlrvy, Klvrn, Fuorn, B7'f'I1'l'l', f1u.vh'n, Srhnff, ll'1'H1'.v. THIRD Row: .-Ulm lIwr'krr, Van 1I4'm'11rnl. lljpllllll, ll'r1'yl1l, ll'1'111-rr, Ilmnv, I':7II1t'7'lI'I1. svlvoxh ROW! lfvilrnrzn, Sufimz, l'4111rlrrlylff'. Daly l'1'f1.vyr'11, Ilwulfl, l l'l'.Wll'I', llurlzn. I-'INST Huw: Gl'Ilgl'!lll', Burg, l'r1'ppf'r1, Lofzr, U'IJrll, Jlnlyf. .l10f1f'1l- SL I H55 ?'iii flYi E T H ' ? I I :ww- thc Boys' :mel Girls' ,Xtlllvtiv .Xvliviliw the Qlllfl1lllf'C of Miss l':1rsl1:1ll wc 1lI'gI1llllZO1l :xml l'1'f'.w'1lf'11f f'1'r'N1'4fe'flf SI'I'l'f'llfII'1Ij lI'1'fl.N'llI'I'l' I fllllllff .llf'1fzfff'1'.v llmt H10 l'l'CSllIll2lll vlzl-S Ixus lu-cn llllvwslvml Ill the runny Q-xlV11-f-11l'r'i4-lllzn'zlvlivitios ullcrwl ln' ilu- sc-luool is slmwn l1f'0lll'2ll'llVl' lHll'll1'lIHlll47ll in llam- lluml. lllcU1'f'lwslI':1, llw clll0ll'. ilu- fllllll'llS, llw l'11l1llc- 5DClllilllQ ilulw. tlmc l1ll7I'ilI'Y ilulw, ilu- l'lIlllll'C l'l2ll'lIlL'l'S ol' .xlIll'l'lf'2l. llw llUlII'll'I' Slzlll. llw ll0ys'z1mlf:1rls hzzlcly l':1l1'uls. WL- luaxvv :llm lliltl an llllllixlli' turn ul mmfl llllilllif pwrl Ill lmllu In tllc future wo lmpc to uplmlml ilu- elumlzmls sci up lmy IlI't'l'0UlllllQ vlzuscs :tml Illilkl' ilu' vlzws I 1 is ..,-fx ,, , l hlilford Allen Robert Ashley Raymond .Xuble Ellen Austin Ruth Bart: Gordon Beh Virginia Beilmau Frank Bellomo Doris Bender Mary Bisehoping .Vnthouy Bisc-hoping Ric-hard Brewer Joseph Burgie .Xliee Burkowitz .Xlean Vlark Betty C'litl'ord Mary Uooiuan Rim-hard Forbett Charles Craft Olive frippeu Harry Vripps Melba Vudney Rosemary Daly Marilyn Decker George Del'ape l'aul Diekiusou Uarol Dublin Richard Ehrne ltatrieia Euderlin l,ela Euderlin Larry Fersaee VVilma Ferriu .Vdeliue Fisher .lohu Frank Norma Fromholzer Kenneth Fuoeo Uliver Genegaw Fred Grillis Virginia llalloek .Xrlene llarris Doris llatmaker James Heald Eleanor lleaven Peggy Ilelfer .lean Helmkamp Marion Hess Janet Hopper June Hopper Helen lluehn Virginia Hyman Barbara. Johnson Edward Johnson Helen li2tllllllSlil Douglas Klein Mary ,Klem Allen Rubber Anna hlaier Betty llapes Theodore Marelmer Robert Martin Ethel Mm-Flellau Myrtle iVIel arlin Roy Mc-Lean .lune Miller George Mintz Ric-hard Moore Robert Morley Gordon Mulye George 0'Brien Gertrude 0't'onnor Alive 0'Dell Marilyn 0'Dell Dorothy Parloto Betty Paylor Russell Pensgen Shirley Potter Donald Quinn Norma Rapport Roland Reiniseh Robert Roc-helle .Xudry Rosenbauer Marion Sandberg Bruce Sm-hareli Ronald Schrader George Sehuliek Evelyn Sehutt Virginia Schutt Elaine Smith Evelyn Smith Robert Smith lValter Smith Eugene Speeht Robert Speeht Donald Steve Betty Sutton Blanche Vandenbush Betty Van Deusen Evelyn Vanhenehem Michael Vorndran Nathalina Vvalik Beverly VVarner Dorothy Weaver Ralph Whiteman Edgar lVilliams Eugene VVilliams Mary Ellen lVillis Eleanor lVillmes Arline Wolf Ruth Wollsehleger Violet Wright Anna Zimmer u.u'K now: Nl'llIlll't'li', llwir:i.w-11, .lol1n.won, Smilh, Ilvlmlmmp, .ll1'lIz'r, Fromholzrr, ll'1'llium.-1. SIXTH ROW: Ilrurffn, ll'nll.vrhlf'y4'r, 11llII'lIt', U'l1'ri4-n, l'lfff'nru', lfrlz, .ll1'yz'r, Zinzrrzrr. l-'Il-'Tll HONVZ Jlairr, l'rmrI1'nfm.vh, Dublin, ll'illrm'.-r, U'f'0H1l0f. -10,111-Will. Vlurlr, HurA'nu-itz, Sunrlbrry. Fru'u'ru now: ll'arm'r, .llarehnrn Axlilry, l'ripp.-1, Frunlf, VUOHIIIII. N1-lzulf. Tllllill uowg Smiflz, llullof-k, l i.vln'r, ll'illirnn.v, l'nrIu'!I, Prrrlolo, Ilritrnnlrvr, RONl'III!tlll!'f. sl-ivoxn Row: Klam- l'f 'l fl1 ', Nff'1'f', B1'H'HIIH, l,I.I'A'I-IINUII, Jlillrr, Vormlruu, li1'.vr'l1oping. i'ius'r now: S!'ll1H'!'ll, Hopper, Hopper, IY1llll1t'llNL'Il, S1I4'I',ll, Srnifh, KIl'Ill. SIXTH GRADE ICIGIITII fill.-KDE Ynicsixix Ill'1UIiI'lKl-IH l'rf'.v1'J1'lif FHAXK KIJVK I'iw-I'rw.w'flwi1l .IANET Si 'i 1'icu Nw-rwlfn-y WAi,'i'icn 4'.ixii'iii-:i,i. Y':'m,vmw- Rux,x1.l1 l',l'RI.l'1lt I'1llr1'rl1'l ,1II'IHll1'l' N.x'i'ii,xNii-Li. l'i-zum' ,till-f.w'r This p:irti4-iilnr gi-imp nl' lilly pupils prwwi-il that it lint nnllv haul iflvzls, hut vmilwl vnrry the-ni through vtff-1-livvly :intl siivvvss- fully. 'l'hf-y rirgaiiiim-il Imslwlluill :intl lmsvlmll twiins that min- pcterl with nthvr srliuuls. Tlwlv lllVOStlLIill1'4l aiiiiuti-ui' laruzul- c-:isting :mil 1-miiplt-In-il an rmul- ing projwt. 'I'lu'ii' t'Iii'istnms party was S1vii1lmli1'lil'tlu' gnml timvs tlu-lv haul tlirmiglioiit the yvur, Sl'lX'l'IX'l'Il fQlt.XlJIi tluiv Nlmiicisfw . l,l'1'Nlill1'Ill Klcxxl-:'rli Kriiw IiI'I'1'-llF1'.N'1ill1'7ll lWlIlItI,l41Y l'lUbNlIIHl.ZI-ll! Nr'1'r1'l4lrjf Kiixwiwrii Si iiium-Liz Trru.vi1wi' 'l'iimi.xs Nlmcsr-1 l'4llrf1u'l .llrnllfrr 'l'h0 glwli- of l'ui't.i'-iiim' pup- ils or'g:iniz4-ml 1-:irly in tht- full with Miss lhimi mul Nliss Ingersoll :is :ulvisi-rs. 'l'Iim-lx' hzivc lll'1'll flllt' nt' thx' lllt'lij' svvi-ntli przulvs fit' l'l'f'1'Ilt yvzirs, tor the-y lisiw- livvn :ililv tu mwli with X tvvvkly xvtlflll Nvws Mapu :mil tht- wt-vlil-x' I llll'l'1'llt l'lX't'lllS.U 'l'li1'ir lDItl'S4'llt!ltilDll, 'I'Iii- Knuvc nt' llv:irts, wiisiw-1-ix'1-il Hltll viitlilisizisiii hy tha- .lmiiur- Senior lligh Si-luml .xSSt'IIllPl.X'. 'l'lir- titty-six pupils riiimllwl in thc- sixth grzulc this year :ire eagerly luuking l'urw:ml tn svn-iitli gmwlv :intl .liininr High 51-liuul. f. . . . . , . . . . ,, llll' tlllll' p1lSSvfl fllllf'kl4V. Ullltll' more vnjoyuhle hy parties at 4 liristmas :incl Mila-ntinv s Day. Ihcy lizivu pzirtivipaitwl in SOYf'I'ill1lSSt'lIllllyIH'1bgI'1llIlS, :mil have cxhiliiteel Several projects at the illlllllill sclioul vxhihit. l ll- l'll Killilllli l'nwlcr llu- 1-ouilriuvcl lvuflvr- iliip ol' llu- Missa-s lluruvs uuml lolrurl uuml illrs. llogc-rs, forty- l1'Y4'Il 1-liil4lr0u liuvi- pussvil :L uosl vvciilllil your. f 4 Uulslunmliug ol' tlivir sovial u'livilie's for ilu- your wvrc- licir purlivs ut Vlirisluius uurl lilllf'llllll0'S lluy. 'l'lu-y lmve ' ussistwl iu pri-sm-iitiiig sf-ve-ml lSSl'llllDly IH'UgI'lllllS, us well us allowing sc-vorul Slll'l'l'SSl.lll pro- ivr-ts nf lliv uuuuul Fc-liool lflxliiliit. l 0l'll'l'll GR.-XDIC 'lllic' lorly-llirvv pupils vom- A lmiuz-ml iu illiss Sl'lll'I'0l'.S uml Miss lllurkuiun's rooms I'0lll- iosv our of llw lurgm-st 1-lusses lliv fourlli grmlf' luis luul in uuiuy yours, Nliss Nlurluiiun's -luss prvsoulcfl u pluy, 'l'lio liolilcu Goose, to lliv grzulo - issoiulvly. 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W , XX - M., - X X ,XXX X, X X , N --XX XX- X - - Q, X g'XX X XX ' X' ' ' 'L ,.' 'X X . , . , 1. k X X X, X- 4, X X. X XX .i X X ,X..?!M'5 ' XX,,n,Xg' 4'Xs'!e'fP ' , f X , QXX' X -.af X X ' X -, X 'X X 1 XXX X X X sv' , , ' 1 A . BACK Row: Sclzreiber, Bliek, Donohue, Humphrey, F uoco, Hendee, Martin, Heard, Amish. sr-:Conn Row R. Williams, Slone, Jayne, Kelly, Beck, Merrill, Hapgood, Johanson. FIRST Row: V erCrouse, E Wzllzams STUDE S' ASSOCIA T10 Ilsnonn JAYNE . . President JEAN JOIIANSON . Vice-President Jn.xN lAIEltRlI.L . . Secreiary lisrnna l7l'NN ..... . . Treasurer AYILLIAM l,0N0llI'E, RIARIIC SToNn ......... Faculty .-lrlrisers Beginning the year with a lively campaign for the presidency and vice-presidency, the Students' Association, with the help and advice of the faculty advisers, successfully solved every problem that came to its attention. The first undertaking of the Students' Association was the sponsoring of the annual Carnival in October. The receipts from this occasion enabled it to send the editor and managing editor of the Courier Staff to the Syracuse Press Convention, to award five dollar prize to the group presenting the best assembly program. to replenish the make-up kit, and to provide for other miscellaneous matters which arose during the year. In addition the Association appropriated a fund to help defray Roberta Crane's expenses to Chicago, where she represented New York State in the National Cherry Pie Baking Contest. Continuing its practice of selling basketball tickets, this year, the Cabinet raised enough money to defray all athletic expenses. The policy of inviting into the Cabinet the defeated candidates for the presidency and vice- presidency of the Students' Association was established. However, they were not to have the power of voting. Since the former method of judging assembly programs seemed inadequate. a point system, based upon audience appeal and preparation, was established to be used in determining t.he winner of the five dollar prize. Toward the end of the year a process was formulated by which various uuderclassmen. including lfreshmen, Sophomores. and Juniors, were invited to attend Cabinet meetings for the double purpose of acquainting them with the manner in which our student body functions and of making the Cabinet more fully aware of the problems confronting them. The Students' Association deserves hearty congratulations for its successful work in promoting cooperation and smoother relationships among the various factions of the school. I 1 ,-. .52 i - I . 4 L... BACK now: Schreiber, Williams, Marshall, Vogt, Blielc, Maier, Kliclc, Jantslri, Snyder. FIFTH Row: Neely, Jayne, Westfall, Anderson, DeUos.ve, Worthing, Vorndran, Knelnel, Albert. FOURTH Row: Sehrarler, Todd, Zzfmrner, VerCrou.s'e, Helmkamp, Johanson, C. Smith, Harrington, lllcAlpin. THIRD Row: H eiden, Wollschleger, Wahle, Ott, Hollander, Cripps, Buehholz, lVheeler. SECOND Row: Houters, Burkardt, Church, Lochner, Enderlin, Kusse, G. Smith, Rogalslci. FIRST Row: Iluehn, Heard, Beck, Amish, Merrill, DeR0o, Gilman, H umphrey. REVEILLE STAFF JEAN BIERRILL ............. Eclitor-in-Chief IIAHOLH JAYNI-3, ROBERT XVILLIAMS, GEORGE XvOGT, .XNITA RETLEII, ARLI-INK l'INIJEm.IN, MAIIJOHIE HOUTERS, RIARJORIE WIHITIIINI: . .Ilssoeiate Editors RYTII S. IIOLLANDER . . . ...... . Faculty .-izluiser IQEITII AMISH . . . Business Manager S.xI.I,Y BECK . . .'lSSl.Sfflllf Igll-9lIIC'SS Manager lSE1IN,xIm IIUMPIIHEY ............ Iirtrertising Manager GERALD BLIEK, BETTY Krssl-2, RIARY W,xHI,E, ROHERTA FIIANE, WAIHIEN .NEI-ILY, l3.u.I.1SoN FULTON, IJOROTIIY 3Il'.XI.PIN, YEII.-X liL'1IK,xIwT ,lNSI.NflIlll .I1lrert1'.w'11g Managers XYAHREN H EAH11 ............ t'z'reuIat1'on Manager AIu.I':xE LOCIINER, JOSEPH RIAIER, Mmm XVESTFALL, -DOROTHY CIll'Rf'II, LOIIIMINI-3 IIAHRINGTON, ELEANOH RoGAI.SK1, ROHEHT SNYDEII, BRl'C'E ll.xRSllAI.L ............ -l.v.w1'.wtf1r1t Virezllatiorz Jlanagers JEAN DEROO . . . . Literary Editor YIVIAN YEHf'H0l'sE . . . . . .Issistant Literary Ifditor ALMA HVEHN ............... Grinrl Editor GENE SMITH, CAIIOLYN SMITH. PAULINE ZIMMER, ALPINE ANnEIzsoN, XVII.I,1.xx1 BL'c'HIIoI,z, fhEURGE FRANK, LISA STIXGLE, BETTY Ro:+ExH,u'EH, LEE KJTT, ERNEST FIIIPI-s .........., 1.YNI'Nlfllll ttrinfl I'lrl1'tors ISEIINAIIII Sr'1mI4:1nEH, ILIHOLH KI.Ic'K, YIVIAN YI-:H C'IuH'sE . . . Sport Ifflitors .XLKONE CJILXIAN, ALI-'REID IQNEBEL, JEAN RYIIEELEH . . . .lrt Efllllflf-9 C'EI.I.x Sc'IIH.xnEH, Doms HEIIJEN .... .llnznni 1'ffl1'tors Lulu-:TT.x YOIINDRAN . . . . Senior Reporter JEAN Joluxsox . . Junior Reporter limuum JANTSVIII . . Sophomore Reporter JEAN IIEIIHKAMI, .......... Freslzman Reporter MARIAIIET WOLLSCIILEGEH, ARLENE Toon, CUIRIIELITA DELI'ossE . . Grade Reporters 38 SENIOR HOME ECONOJWICS CLUB The Senior Home lic-onoinies Club started a sueeessful year with a membership of twenty-six girls. Social aetivities of the year included an initiation party and a joint party with the Agrieulture flub. In February. nine Senior girls, together with Miss Dunc-an. attended ac-tivities at Vornell during Farm and llonie lYeek. This year several girls were awarded the National Home lic-ononiies Club's pin and letter as a reward for their participation in activities during their years of C'lub work. nAr'K now: lfruelrer, Snzffh, Wagner, Sulnrius, Zimmer, W ' llulbrrl, Vlifforfl, U'1'Ilwrf, IVhf'rlrr. sm'oNn now: Wesl- full, Kelly, lV'ill1'rm1s, Mary, Fornzan, Prrrztisx, IIr1rr1'.v, Mu.vr'Iau. rncsr now: Marr- frnx, I'los1', I1fI7'7'1.7Igf0l1, Lic- brrman, Ilnmrl. Ulf' F11 7 Ii RS l',u'1,1xl': Zmmzn I'l'w.v:'dcr1ll JI-:AN xYlII'Il'1I.I'IR IYI'l'l'-I,I'l'SI'IIl'lIt .hIAll'lItA Fomrw Srvrvlrlry Donorux' M.x11:n'1'1Ns Trf'f1szu'c'r JI-IAN X l'l'l l'1'L SMITH Puilzt .lfrnmgzrr Doius W11.m.urs Club H1-porlrr 0l l It'lC as Yilzlnii NIMK 1'l'4'.x'l'1f1'Ill Yiuczixu lI.tm:,iu1'lrim I'1'r'r-l'rr.v1'fl1'l1l Mun' Kixu Sr1'r1'!ury ALIl'l'I Sicmlm-zu Treasurer mek now: Kaluzny, llvrlrn- l1rf'ih'r, ZI.Il1IIIl'l', ll1'elr.s', Urqfl, I'1'r1kr1f'y, IfIIH'7'I.Cli', Suforius. 'rnnm now: Foley, Mark, .-l. Sl'IIlllIlt'F, .lulm.v0r1, T. Sl'IIIlI11!'I', lflsier, Jlillvr, llargarfluv, B1-cl.-er. siccosu now: King, Ilvrzrlrielnv, Tl.l'flt', I1'u.w'l1, Fvlzr, lVaufer.e, l .ll1'll:'r, llrrrz?-k, .Yylxmm i l lRS'l' now: Tmmg, Vorl- w l1'ngr'r, I1t'll!1l'iI',i'.V, livh, Vrqfi, Tlzoms. JUNIOR HOQWE ECONOJWICS CLUB The Junior Home lic-ononiies Vlub is composed of girls from the llonienlaking .X classes. The busi- ness meetings are held onee a month. .Xt these meetings the girls discuss plans for parties and othei eresting aetivities. The highlights of the year inc-luded a Halloween Party. a mothers' tea given around tllll'lSllllilS time. a weenie roast, and a bieyele ride. Next year the girls will be initiated inte tl1e Senior Iloine Economies Club. 39 VENA TORES VERBORUM After the initiation held at the November supper meeting, the Latin Vlub comprised twenty-eight members. At the December meeting a steak dinner was served by a committee of boys. In March the Caesarites furnished entertainment appropriate to the Ides of March and in April the Ulympic games were held. The highlight of the year was the banquet in blay which was conducted in true Roman style. The June meeting took the form of a joint picnic with the French Club. IMVK How: Ver l'r011.v1', Nchuzrcr, lnrnrlrml, ,'lNlI'.Vll, l,ol:c, 'lIl.N HIlIUl, Stone, !'umplwll, .luyrug l':llIIt'I'ltl1, lltlllftlfll, Dorn, Jlrlrlin. si-:flown now: H. Smith, llflltgllllfl, .llrrr1'll, Fuoeo, l'lcury, H'l'HIif177l.N', Dclfoo, .lli'Ilo1mlrl, Hlllfflllillfl. FIRST now: llilmurz, Iicck, Ilnrlzn, ll4'1'.v1'1'ycl, Duylnn, JUIIHIISUII, l1'cf'lfcr. ll UK How: Helton, l'. Smith, .lIwrr1'll, Hiflfflllillff, 1':lIf1ll'I'II'II, Knrllel. llollumlrr, SI'lII'I'I'1N'f, . llf1!'7'NIl7l, flillll-Vfffl. sl-icoxo now: lx'oyul.vki, llcunl, lierlr, llupgnml, llclfcr, llrnnrnoml, l'cn.vgen. i-'insr now: G. Sltllifll. IKVIINSP, l'crf'r0u.w', Ilozzlwrx, Gilnmzz. LES BA BILLA RDS l.e,i llnbillarclsf' the honorary French society under bliss Hollander's supervision, held its ini- tiation meeting at lictty Kusse's on November 20th. The officers elected then were: Wwnni- N Ilictxno .... I're.v1'dcnt SALLY Bncii .... Set-rcfur!l lCl.Iztxm:'ril lhifmsooo 4 . l'I.I'l'-Iyff'-Ylillltllf Donornv TTAMMOND . . . Trefzsurcr The 1'hristmns meeting. :it which gifts with French verses were exchanged. was held :it lY:irren lTcnrd's on December lfith. Other meetings throughout the year were f'lllllllXL'4l by zi picnic with the linlin Vlub. This year the club bought the flllI'lStlIl2lS copy of the French mzigzizme, l,'lllus- tration. which it latter donated to the school library. COURIER Under the guidance of Miss Goetten, faculty adviser, the Courier has enjoyed a very successful year. On November 3 and 4-, Bob Williams, Editor-in-Chief, Alfred Knebel, Managing Editor, and Miss Goetten, accompanied by several members of the staff, attended the Empire State School Press Association Conference, where the Courier received an A rating. The staff was reorganized in January in an attempt to improve the paper. Twenty-three new members were admitted to the ranks, enlarging the staff greatly. BACK Row: Maycu, Busch Fuocn, Hayden, Jrmtxlri, Miller, Kaluzny, llwzrlriclfs, .lIODOl11lld, Ilqffmcicr, lil. Merrill, llammonrl. 1-'OURTII now: Schrcibcr, Quinn., Mil- ler, Johanson, Zimmer, Dc Hoo, l'. Smith, Dclfossc, 0'Dcll, Lolzc, llcarll, Sallcr. THIRD Row: Kvbcr, Ilcinr- man, Schull, lllartin, Kllxxc, li'0gul.vlri, llulloclr, lllaxrz- lrma, lfuggcri, lllarlrcll, DU Poinl, Kelly, Dcll'ill, fiffyfl. V!1lI!ll'lIlIll.Vll. sl-:r'0Nn now: Scharch, E. Willzlrnzx, Km'- hcl, Hcllomo, lf. ilvllllitlllm, Jaync, A nz islz, 1I1lIll1I,lI'l'y, 11'11rlfarrll, flllllffll, llocllcn, Worllzing. Finsr now: Sunfl- lzcrg, Anflcrxml, JI. Mcrrzll, Wahlc, llcrzflrc, llapgoml, Kunzinslfi, Hcclr, Iluulcrs, G, Smith, Brewer. BACK Row: Williams, Hum- phrey, Kelly, Caple, Killle- berger, J. Merrill, Benedict, J ll ntsclii, M cDo nald, A mish, Gregg, lllaivr, Cronkhite, Fuoco. SECOND Row: Blick, lll. lllcrrill, Ilcnzlec, Hap- good, f '. Smilh, Bonckr, Jlarlin, Dorn, lfhurch. I-'IRs'l' Row: Neely, Beck, G. Sniilli, Vcrllrousc, Walzlc, J ayuc. MARIONETTES lVhen school reopened last fall, the Marionettes Club elected twenty new members. The weekly meetings were devoted to the study and the development of dramatic art. The major project for the year was the presentation ofa drama entitled Confessional. Under the capable direction of lNIiss Benedict, the following members contributed to its success: Harold Jayne, Jeanne Gregg, Phyllis Kelly, Edward Jantschi, Bernard Humphrey, and Marjorie Merrill. A cast that needed no rehearsals closed thc season with an equally successful picnic. 41 Iucx Row: Snzifh, Young, Stappenbaclr, Kegel, Allen, Semmler, J. Rothfuss, Fernaays, Blrmcharrl. 1-'OVRTH ROW: Srlirrilicr, Krenzer, Wolf, Gentle, Zimmer, Sonzerrille, Jlarlison, Grwis, Bch. THIRD now: Giuegau, Pinlrrzey, Lz'ebernum, Fraser, Craft, G. Jlaier, Schull, Willrrzex, Meyer, L1iL'1'l1gf0ll. SECOND Row: Dinse, Bowman, Schilstra, Grzmdnzan, lliglcy, llurgartlzer, lirzmso, Read, McMillan. FIRST Row: Bertch, Hutteman, Rothfuss, J. Maier, Buchholz, Fyles. WEBST R YOUNG F RMERS OFFICERS Frovo lzUTIll l'HH . . President CHARLES Fx'LEs . Treasurer .losicvn Nl.xlr:R . V1'ee-Presiflent ROBERT HVTTEM.-xx Ifrporfer W1i.1.l.xx1 l3i'cnnoi,z . . Secretary JAMES ROTIIFUSS . . Wulelz Dog DIR. E. I. IIIGLEY . . . .fldeiscr The Webster Vhapter of the Future Farmers of America has this year again proven itself capahle of carrying on the high stanrlarrl set hy former groups. Under the capable leadership of Presimlent lfloyml ltothfuss the hoys were very successful in all their undertakings. The cluh was represented hy judging teams at the llanilmurg, Palmyra, and Syracuse Fairs, the ltochester l uncier's Show, :mil at fornell Vniversity. In most of the contests the lmoys clicl very well. capturing two trophies :mil ten places within the first tive groups. Joseph Maier placed fourth in the speaking contest at the Horticulture Society llzmquet :intl won :1 trophy at C'ornell's Farm and Home lveek. The .Xg hnsketlvall team had a very successful season winning ten consecutive games to take the Nlonroe Vounty Kg l.c:igue Trophy. Nlectings were hclul monthly throughout the year. Local activities inclmlecl a picnic :intl zu ilinncr party hclil together with thc llome Economics Vluh: and the Annual Father :mil Son Banquet hclil Nlaurcli If :mtl sponsoreal lny the .Kg Vluh. The cluh also ran :L concession at the lligh School Vairnivul :mel prcsentecl an very successful play, an imitation of a radio program. The play was presented for the Grange :mil reprocluceil as an assembly program. 42 BACK Row: Kober, Herrick, Beisiegel, Halmlram p, Johanson, Gregg, Hoscnfcld, V0l'lll.lIg!?I', Dorn, Jfrlclc, F urnsworlh, Gcnnng, L. Enderlin, lVarnr'r, E. Smith, Van Hanehan, Vorndran. THIRD Row: llVOIIh',1l'lt', Diehl, FOOINIIII, .-1. Scmrnlcr, T. Scrnrnlcr, A. Enderlin, Depoint, lVhile, Foley, Willis, MclcaU', Rosenbuncr. SECOND now: l'. Smith, Gilman, Ilqffnzuicr, .'lIcDonulrl, Hammond, Markell, Hatmaker, Hallock, Lieberman. FIRST Row: Martirl, Beck, Wahle, G. Snzilh, JI. Jlcrrzll, J. Morrill, Anderson, Paylor. LIBRAR Y CL UB OFFICERS JEAN M1-Jluuln. . President BIARY AVAHLE . . . Trcasurcr SALLY BECK . . . l'ice-President 4ALENE ANDERSON . . I'lI'lllIIIl'lfIl Jlanugcr lArIARJORlE lAIEHR1LL . . Sccreiary Miss GENUNG, Miss Bimnnm' . ,lflriscrs The interest in the Library Club was attested by the many applications for membership. Of necessity, the roll was limited to forty-five carefully chosen girls to carry on the l'lub's ideals of friendship and service. Initiates were put through their paces during the days preceeding a luncheon served at noon in the Library in their honor. The day was further marked by a visit to the Brighton Library Vlub with whom a joint business and social meeting was held. Throughout the year excellent programs were presented under the direction of Arlene Enderlin. llosteling in New England, Glimpses of Europe, Drama, Fhristmas Traditions, A VVestern Trip, Il Trovatore and Art indicate the scope of club interests. A one-act play. Our Aunt from California, was presented in Assembly, February 28, under the able direction of Miss Benedict. The Uhristmas party, at which hand-made gifts were exchanged was held at the home of the president. Powder Mill Park was the scene of a week-end house-party in May. This event comes as a reward to loyal and faithful workers. In keeping with the idea of the Ventennial of Avebster, the Ulub compiled as its year's project of original work a History of AVebster High School. 43 BACK Row: Roscnbazzer, Wlzccler, Ilollarider, Heard, Vogl, Knfbel, Bliek, IfogaI.vk1'. Fmsr now: .-lnfIrr.vnn, C. SI7L7'fh, Williams, Gilman, .llc-rrill, Jayne. El IOR PLAY Double lYe1hling:. il three aet f'0lll04ly hy .lay Tolmias, was Very slim-essflllly presenleml hy the Seniors on January IU, nnfler the rlireetion of Miss Ruth llollan1ler. The sf-ene is laicl in the honle of George Colhert. fiftllllllllil Volhert, kinslly, Ulfl-l'ilSlllHlll'll, aml Very ac-tive rlespite her sixty-five years, loses her money in a hanli failure and eoines to live with her son George. ller quaint manners and interferenee in the love atlairs of her grantleliihlren lloh anml Kathleen turn George's snohhish wife Augusta against her anll .Xngrnsta tries to foree iii-antlnia to leave. .X llY'02llll enahles Granflnia to prove that the heart attaeks Augusta has when she 1loesn'l get her way are only a shaun. The play enxls happily when Ur. Minninhofl presents Granthna with a 350,000 eheek from his l'at,her, her ehihlhooml sweetheart, anll Granihna uses it to enahle lioh and Kathleen to marry the ones they really love. CAST Rlrs. Naney Colbert, Urrznzlma . C',xnol,YN SMITH George Folhert, her .wma . . . Il.-xnomm .lnxlc Augusta, her rlrzuyllfvr-in-law . .'xl4l'lNl'l .Xxnicnsox lloh, her gr11mI.vm1 . . Wunncx lllflkltll Kathleen, her grrrmlrlclllgllfer .... . . .llH:.xN lhllllltltlhli Mrs. Wellington-Trent, one Qf the urz'.vfoerf1ey . BIQTTY Il0Sl'lNli.Xl'l-Ili Moniea, her clauglzfer ..... .Xriioxic GIIAIAN Peter Ramsey, in Iorr Wllfll Krzflzleen Roimirr lYll.l,I.KFN1H James Donohue, in lore II'I-fl! Avflfllulj ghlilfltlill KNlf1l!I,l'I Jane, file nmirl ..,. . l':I.IC.KN0li .R0lLXl.SIiI Jarkins, the butler .... . Gmurn lhiilzii Dr. Emil X. Minninhoff, a .se1'm1Ii.vt GEORGE Yowr -it JU IOR PLAY Apple Blossom Time, produced hy the Junior class on April 19, proved once again the able dircctorship of Miss Benedict. The excellent portrayal of characters under her direction was repons- ilmle for the success of the comedy. CAST Betty Ann Stewart, II 11111111111 11'il'11P 11'11ir111'i111l . . . BIARY IDORN Nancy Prescott. II prcffy 111'1'g111111r . . . ELIZABI-:Til Ilmfcaoon Loretta Harris, thc 1DI'l'1fI.l'S1 girl IIII I'l'11l1!1C' . Doaoruv IIAMMOND l'olly lliddle, 1'11r1'f111r1'r of T111l F11r1'.vt's 11111111' . . JEAN JOIIANSON hlalviua Kurtz, 'Il'1lUSC 11111111111111 is lo 1llII'L' ll 111'11 ll' . , INIARY BIARTIN Mrs. Forest, I11c 1lflIlfj1l1'Ij s1'.wtcr-1'11-111111 of Tad Forest . 1NI,xnIoN GVERAND Aunaliell Spriggius, the V1'Il11gc 11111 11111111 . . ALMIRA Fommx Bob lllatthews. 1111 1111 Il'I'11I'IIf1 1'1's1'f11r at f111' cross road . . EDWARD Fuoco Vharlie Lawrence, 1311113 1111-g1'flc1'fr1'1'111l . . . . ROGEII lhIARTIN Spud lNIcl'losky, 111'r1'1-f -1-VOIII SllIIS1ll.IIO 41110.11 . . JOHN CL's1mAN Mickey Maguire, 11I.wfr11111 S1111s111'11c --1110.11 . . PETER KLEM Cal Pickens, 1110 l'111llgf' 1-1111.vf1111Ie .......... ERNEST SPERRING The play hy lingerie G. Ilafer concerns the experiences of Boh lllatthews while at the home of llctty Ann Stewart. The plot is complicated hy Matthewds trying to evade the police hy posing as lietty .Xnn's guardian. When Betty Ann discovers his use she forces him to yield to l1er commands under the threat of exposure to the police. During this time Bob finds the life of a father, to he very diflicult, especially when the child involved is a seventeen year old girl. .Xlthough at first they don't reveal it, lietty .Xnn and Holi are attracted to each other. .Xfter further complications with the constable. a very pretty girl and two tough fellows from Sunshine Alley, lloh and Betty admit their love. Simultaneously, Charlie, liolfs go-getter friend, proposes to the pretty Nancy. As the play ended the curtains fall on the many congratulations to the very happy couples. A115 ORCHESTRA This year the YY1-listerlligli F-ehool Orc-liestra has fifteen members: Donald Stir-kles, Janet Hopper, .lune llopper. Varrol Nlareliiier, Ernest Sperring. Joseph hlaier, Maynard fontant. Anna Maier. liob NY:1r11er, Betty Sutton, Carl Kaler. Reya Westbrook, Edward Jantseki, Peter Klein. and lidwin llayclen who will 1'e1'eive 1-redit for attendiiig. Miss Reagan was tl1e director. The orr'hestra1 under Nliss RCiljI2ll1.S direetion has played ill assembly, forthe Know-Your-Hehool-lJay e11tertai11111e11t, and at graduzitioii exert-ises. Yiolins are still needed. and it is hoped that next year a better string sem-tion may be developed, whim-h will enable tl1e orc-hestra to take a 1110re ac-tive part i11 sc-hool ar-tiyities. 111u'K Row: .Varr'h11c'r, Hop- per, llnpprr, .lI111'1'r, uiflfllff, Sperrfrlg, Klein, SI1'f'l1'lr.v, Illljfflfll, l'onI4111f. FIRST now: W4-,vll1rool.', Kulrr, Ju11I.vl.'1', Sullnn. Saraphorzrs ROBERT GE11L.11f'11 GEORGE RIAIER Bon WAHNE11 T ro 111 bones DAVID W11.1,1s J0sEP11 BIAIFIR Dru ms Boa WEEGAR PETER KLEM Piano V111o1N1,x Sc'11111'T Tru 111 pvt J1111 Btvrz Domi 1,11 ST1f'K1,1-is M.xYxA11o 1'oN'rANT BACK now: Imhrnun, Bufr, SlirIfIv.v, Wolf, Klrm. 1-'111sT Row: flfillfllllf, Schull, War- ner, Wvcgar. DANCE ORCHESTRA .Xt the beginniiig of tl1e sc-hool year we were far-ed with tl1e problem of having only one veterzni from last year's orc-liestra. However. with the aid of tl1e Students' Association some of our talented llllISll'l2lllS, under the direetion of Bob Gerlar-h, formed an orchestra which played for llillltdllg on Wednesday noons and after basketball games as well as providing niusie for tl1e Senior and J1111io1' plays. 446 BAND Under the capable leadership and direction of 1NIr. John C. Cummings, the lYebster High School Band enjoyed a most successful season during 1939-40. They participated iII the Webster l iremcn's Parade in July, 1939. Next. they entered the parade on Halloween night. During the football season they played at several home games and it is hoped that they will appear at more of them next year. After a brief, quiet interval the band began its intensive practice for the sectional contest. Following the contest. the band prepared itself for the Memorial Day parade. Two kettle drums, a bass clarinet, and a double ll flat bass were the new additions to the band. In all the parades, Vera llurkardt and Herbert Furber were the very able drum-majors. BACK now: Killlebergrr, Fisher, Peel, DeWitt, Wec- gar, Klem, Illarehner, lV1'l- liams, Ilollcnbeclr, Barter, Willis, Kalcr, Foster, Fum- mings, Ilerzdrzlflcs, Hurkardl, M orrison, Farber, J. M aicr, Hopper, Hopper, 0'Dell. TIIIRD now: A. Maier, Warner, Sticlrlcs, Butz, Johnson, R. Marlin, A. Marlin, flooman, Vornrlran, Blaclrwvll, Harnel, lV'ill1'an1s, lVillm1'.v, Rosenbazmr, Van- rlenbuxh, Eckler, Verl'rm:se. SECOND Row: Schull, Dub- lin, Lehman, Schreiber, An- flcr.-fon Neeh, Sallcr, Mar- , J kr-ll, l'onrou', Salton, G Maier, Iloulerx, Spf-rring. FIRST Row: Marehner, Sul- ler, Oberg, McDonald, Lolze Sm ith, Bonclrc. BACK now: Vogt, Humphrey, Jayne, J. Maier, Knebel, Bcrtch, Frank, Kaler, Salter Jan.l.vki'. FIFTH Row: M arch- rur llfflf Sanrlber Ander ' , f . g, - 3071, Paylor, M1-Donalrl M a pes, lllonacel, l o.vter. FOURTH Row: Harris, Ham- mond, M errill, Lotze, 0'Dell Ilronlrhite, Dorn, A. lllaier Diehl. THIRD Row: Woll- -vrhlvyer. 0'Dell, K aber, Schull, Kelly, Rogalski, Hqf. meter, Rurlfowilz, DePoinl, Kittelberger, Gaziens, Van- rlenlnmh, Erni.v.ve, Zimmer, B011-Vlifgfl. sEcoND Row: Flint, Hosenbauer, Busch, Vail, Urippen, Warner, Hal- Inclr, Huehn, Markell, Klem, Dublin, M. Zimmer, IIeUer. FIRST now: Hurkardl, Hou- terar, Sutton, Uooman, Hop- Pff, Hopper, Voellinger, Reagan, Kaminslri, Smith, Willi-V. Willme.-1, Enderlin, Daly, Ileinernan. ...W-mi. 'MQIQW MIXED CHOIR In September, 1939, one hundred and forty boys and girls signed for chorus. liighty were chosen from this group for a mixed choir. In addition, a special group was selected for a double mixed quartette. The following ofhcers were chosen at the first meeting: President. George Vogt: Secretary. Eleanor Rogalski: Treasurer, Peggy Houters. This year the girls in the choir obtained new white cotton formals which added greatly to their appearance. With Miss Reagan as director and accom- panist. the choir has enjoyed a very successful season. It gave a Sunday Evening Voncert at the llaptist Clhurch. an operetta in the Christmas Program. the f'entennial Program at Presbyterian Uburch and finally the Spring Concert. The Double Quartette also sang at several special programs in the neighboring vicinity. I7 GIRLS' SAFETY PATROL The Ciirls' Safety Patrol is an organization made up of seleeted girls from the seventh grade thru the senior year in high sehool who are ehosen from their c-lass beeause of marks and dependability. 'l'he purpose of this organization is to keep order inside the sehool building. to avoid disastrous aef-idents. In the past year the Girls' Safety Patrol has beeome more elosely related to the lloys' Safety Patrol. Joint meetings between the ottieers of these organizations have been held frequently so that they might work together. This group has kept up its work under the leadership of its President, Marion Ilamel, and the aid of Mrs. Clark and Miss Day. BAFK Row: Zimmer, FIU ford, Flnrk, Jnhmmorz, I1 1 IiShl'7', Puelmrd. SECON Row: Hopper, Sfrdfrr, Ham el, Day, lVil11'un1.v, Hoppe: FIRST Row: Ro.venhaur'r, Heh Byrnes, A. Ifisher, Gueranc OFFIFERS BIARION IIAMEI, I'rr's1'drr1t DORIS lVILLI.-KMS I '1'er'-Prr.v1'r1f'11l ' 'W ' 'W' IIILIM STRIGETI-:R Treasurer JAN ILT IIoI'rI:R Seerelary Mns. CLARK, MISS Du' Faeulfy Adrzivrrs BAVK Row: Humphrey, Knf bel, Uberg, U'1'l1iam.v, U Klem, R. Wh1'f0man, Bader S. Anzilvh, Walsmz. Srceosi Row: Pfzrfridgr, U71-1fI'H77l.l Erlcler, Breuirr, Fuoen, I' Klem, l1olIe'nbeel.', f'. Whifr man. FIRST Row: K. Anzzlvh U'DeIl, Rigby, Vullan, It lV1'lI1'r1nz.v, .11 urtin, Mayen. BOYS' SAFETY PATROL With the desire to insure safety in the sehool zone, eertain fellows met eight years ago and es- tablished the Boys' Safety Patrol. Through these first eight years the boys have observed eertain seholastie aehievement as a basis for membership, and have far-ed all opposition with a eommon faith in their organization and in the promotion of safety. The year 1989 saw the traffic- eonrt system installed. lts duty is to proseeute, in due respeet, all violations of safety rules. This year. they were reeognized by the .Xmeriean Legion and presented belts to be worn on duty. They also formulated their unwritten laws into a Vonstitution. Members eompleting three years of serviee were awarded major letters at the Sportsmanship Brotherhood banquet, Their soeial season eulminated in their annual pienie. 48 PUBLIC SPEAKING CL UB lYith Miss Bradley as adviser. the l'uhlic Speaking Vluh started its program for the year with the election ot' olticers at the first meeting. The social activities got under way with an initiation party held on Novemher first. Throughout the year. parties were held either at the homes ofthe members or at school. The program committee headed hy Alkone Gilman, planned programs designed to help the memlners lnecome hetter puhlic speakers. Different. types of speeches were analyzed and discussed at the meetings held each Wednesday after school. Un March 20, the cluh presented Eliner, a one-act comedy. in competition for the annual assembly program prize of tive dollars. The annual lnanquet, held in May, was the climax of a year of successful undertakings. nAeK now: Humphrey, .Ve- Dnuald, ill. Merrill, D1-Hoo, Dolfnmr, Salter, 0'Dcll, I 'l'0IIli l fic, Nm ifh, Ilayflen, II!'IIl1I'l'f',i'N, L1'l'l'I'IIIIlll. SEQ'- oxo now: .lani.i-ki, Jayne, .1 II1ll'l'.N'0I1, .'lmz'.vl1, lVl'l1tI1III.S', l1'f'vA-, lfrmllcy, Gilman. 1-'mar now: lV1'l1i'un1.-r, 1':lldP?'11'lI, lfI'1'lI'1'l', lfcllomo, .llathenh son, 1'lll3'll'V', Kalrr. 0l l Il 'HRS Krzrru Aiuisu I 'res 1.11 rn! llaaonn .hvxia X Sccrclrzrya TI'l'f1.VlH't'I' Miss Maur BENEDICT Faculty .'itIl'I.S!'7' luck now: Jayne, lf. Wil- I 1411 rn .v, lin' zccr, ll '11 fh' nz u n Humphrey, Vogt. I-'ucsr now: lf. ll'1'll:'an1.v, Klcnz, limp- did, .'llIl1..8'll. CHESS CL UB The Chess Vluli was re-established this year with Keith .-Xmish taking the helm as president, llarold .layne as sccretarystreasurer. and Miss Benedict as faculty adviser. t'nder a ruling of the new constitution any person interested in playing the game of the intellects was invited to meet at the regular sessions. Tuesday afternoons. and at any leisure moment throughout the week. Although a formal program failed to materialize. the faitliful few continued to enjoy the game. The school lilurary conlrilwulcd lu the znlvancement of the clulv lay the purchase of the authoritative l,asker's Nlauual of Flu-ss Ivy ltr. limauuel l,asker while the members ohtained t'hess Fundamentals hy l'apalvlanca. ln thc spring: a stalemate is called while minds weighed down by the thought of the next move to make relax and enjoy a picnic. 49 SPORTSMAN HIP BROTH RHOOD llnlcxxizlm SVIIIQICIIZICR . . I'resz'rIe11t ELLEN C'L1-ZARY , Sea-rvfrzry linwum Froeo . Vi'c'e-I'1'f'.v1'fIer1t YIvI.xN YI-in f'ao1'sn 7'rm.vurr'r livery year the Sportsmanship llrotherhood ehooses its new memhers from the .lunior elass on the lmasis of eitizenship, seholarship, partieipation in aetivities. and personality. This year .lean Johanson. Nlary Nlartin. lillen Vleary. Jaek liotze, John t'omert'ord, and lidward Fuoeo were the new memhers ehosen. Sally lleek and George Vogt were ehosen from the Senior 4-lass. The other memhers ol' this soeiety are: Yivian Yer Vrouse, llarhara Fleekenstein. Nlary Wahle. Jean Nlerrill. tiene Smith. Kenneth Hutton. llarold Jayne, llernard Sehreiher. lYarren Neely. and Joseph Nlaier. lleeause liarhara l leekenstein and Kenneth Button had moved away. Sally lieek and George Vogt were asked to take their plaee as Senior members. 'llhroughout the sehool year of 1939-4-tl, the eluh. under the eapahle supervision of Nlr. llonald Nlorris. worked etleetively on the new program of outlined aetivity. The soeiety sold eandy during the noon hour and a movie was held during the first semester. lYhen the haskethall season opened. eher-king was eontinued as usual. .Xll of these aetivities were earried out as a means of making money to sponsor the Sportsmanship Brotherhood banquet, held annually at the end ot' the sr-hool year. .Xs something new. a slogan eontest was held and the following people won the prizes offered for the hest slogans: Shirley lfromholzer. fliljtl. lien Huehy. 31.00, and Shirley Wolfe, fl-2.50. llonorahle mention Was given to Virginia Kaluzny. Irene Tolles. Nlary Dorn. and llenry Dean for their slogans. This eontest proved to he sueeessful as well as popular among the student hotly. ln early spring plans for the hanquet were diseussed and made ready for eompletion. liaeh year at this dinner. the athletie awards earned hy hoth hoys and girls. are given out. .Xt the 1-lose of this year, the departing memhers wish every sueeess to the future memhers and to the organization. 3 BACK Row: Lotze, Jayne, Johanson, Martin, F uoco, Maier, Morris, Cleary, Comerford. SECOND Row: Vogt, Schreiber, Smith, Neely, VerCrou.s-e. FIRST Row: M errill, Wahle, Beck. 50 X QQ vu . Y' ,fr ,Q QQ . , 4 J. 915 - if 1. Q Q , . 5 H IJ Fa 9lv11 5,f . ,af 'H ,,.,..-r 2 m R 1 f WPUP1 Tf 11 . 1 x I . 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The primary purpose of the Council is to organize all activities and take action on all matters arising in these activities. With the approval of the cabinet, the Council elects the managers of the various sports. The requirements followed by the Council in determining the managerial choices are efficiency, merit, and successful leadership. The Athletic Council is allowed two representatives in the student cabinet each year. Gerald Bliek and Vivian YerCrouse were chosen as the two representatives this year. Coaches for the various sports throughout the year were as follows: MR. DONALD BIORRIS .......... . Track MR. WILLIAM DONOHl'E, MR. ROYSON VVHIPPLE .... Football MR. ROYSON XVHIPPLE ........ Baseball MR. Louis CALLAN ......... Tennis During the past year the following managers were chosen: GEORGE LIAIER .......... Football PETER KLEM ................ Basketball CLARENCE SEAVERT ................ Track In the girls' sport world Vivian VerCrouse completed the year as general manager of girls' ac- tivities. lllanagers of the separate girls' sports were as follows: YIVIAN YERCRor'sE ........ . Soccer JEAN lhIERRILL, BIARJORIE BIERRILL . . Basketball VERA BURKARDT .... . Volleyball ELEANOR ROGALSKI .... . Badminton BACK Row: Whipple, Heard, Morris, Dononhue, Somerville, Klem. Fmsr Row: Jayne, Maier, Day, Ver Crouse, Blick, Callan. 51 I., THE With the possibility of a ehanipionship teain, the hoys responded with great en- thusiasm to eoac-h Royson Whipple's c-all for reeruits. With the return ol' several veterans it was apparent that a suec-essful season was at hand. Vnder the skillful management of eoaehes Whipple and Donohue, the team was rapidly moulded into a smooth working eoinhination. The first three ganies with Waterloo, Spencer- port, and Industry, were all won hy a 9-0 seore. This gave the teani the eneourage- ment needed to fave the more diflieult league gaines. XYehster's first league gauie was with the defending Fairport ehanipions. It ended in a ti-0 last niinute vietory for Fairport. hut gained for Webster the respeet of the other teain-a in the league. The spirit showed hy the hoys in the Fairport game was dominant throughout the rest of the games. and enahled NYehster to elose the season with a 12-0 victory over East Roehester. The possihility of a sue:-essful season whieh had heen forseen heeanie a reality, as the Purple and Gold won five of their seven scheduled games. Hr. Whipple and Mr. Donohue deserve a great deal of eredit for their hard work in turning out a fine fighting teain. 'rmr A3111 GRI DIR ON Fvrzlvr-George Somerville, Edwin Leh- num Lift llzmrfl-Joe lfuier Left IJIIII-JOC Whipple Lzjft T111'l.'lc-Joliii Conierforcl Rigid lluurrl--Ruyniond Osborne, Robert Judd lfiglll TlII'L'Il'?fiCI'illll Bliek Right l'II1lI'NY1ll'I'Cl1 Heard High! Half HfII'L'7liCI'IlilI'd Schreiber, Ed- wurcl GIIEIQC Imfl Half BIIUA'-Wf'ilZll'iCS Bender, George 'Vogt I 1 llIH2l!l'h 1'iliW'ill'li Gnngross QIl!1l'fl'I'IIlll',i' R0l1Zllil X'llI1liCl1iJllSil Uvt. Uvt. Oct. Ql- Uct. 98 - Nov. -1-W Sept. Qif- St-pr. 29 H- Wltterloo at Yvebster . Speneerport at Webster Industry at Webster . Fairport at Webster . Irondequoit at Webster Webster at Brighton . . Webster at East Rochester .... Won 5-Lost Q Wcbslcr Upponcnt 9 0 9 0 9 0 0 6 0 7 6 0 13 0 uilu' .. xx 1 vw.. t ..s..' 4v.wmxww11Il.n.'zv'v A 1-was r':'x1m4wvu.x...v.1. +':N. xuLwlsIetl'w1.f xx 1,-reflux' va 4 41 BACK RON Whipple 'Sclzrezbcr Fulfon, Rigby, Blink, Klein. FIRST Row: Newly, Vamlcnbush, Ilcarfl Contant, Jayne. BASKETBALL The basketball squad for the season of 1939-40 was made up of VVarren Heard, Clair Rigby, May- nard Contant, Ronald Vandenbush, Bernard Schreiber, Harold Jayne, Ballison Fulton, 1Yarren Neely, and Gerald Bliek. Of these boys five were lettermen from the 1938-1939 season. It was with the five veterans and several of the past season's reserve squad that Coach Whipple built his team. A practice game with Honeoye Falls was played which gave VVebster its first victory. In the first half of the Basketball season 1Yebster won 4 league games and lost three. In the second half the purple and gold quintet. improving with each game won five of its seven remaining games completing the season with 10 wins and 5 losses. This year's team had a season unparalleled in success since the 1936-1937 season. One of the brightest spots in the year was the team's victory over the highly-rated Fairport quintet. The 1Vebster aggregation was thc only team to beat Fairport during the year. The Webster Giant Killers ended the season in third place with a win over Pittsford. lvebster at Honeoye Falls Irondequoit at Vliebster Webster at Brighton . Brockport at lvebster . Webster at Spencerport Webster at Fairport . East Rochester at Webster Pittsford at VVebster . VVebster at Irondequoit Brighton at Webster . Webster at Brockport . Spencerport at lVebster Fairport at lvebster . Webster at East Rochester Webster at Pittsford . Won 10-Lost 5 Forwards Center Vandenbush Heard Jayne Rigby Contant W ebsfer Opponent 21 17 33 38 19 17 29 32 28 15 23 Q0 10 Q0 37 32 23 20 4-1 30 32 33 34 26 19 Q6 3Q 30 21 18 Guards Bliek Fulton Schreiber Neely 55 ni-WK Row: McLean, Klfelr, Ginegan, Guthrie, Grrlaelr, Tmrnrr, Frurzerjforrl, Fullnn, Jlnyeu, S0ll1l'VI'l.ll1', Kubber, Bender. THIRD Row: Whipple, Lieberman, P. Klein, Ilmrrl, Blick, Willirinzs, Srhmirll, Uinrdrznn, Sr'hrf il1f'r, Vamlenlmsh, Neely. sl-Zr'oNn now: Wahl, Wehrle, COIIVOIF, 1,lJXNf'IIIIfl!',1, .lIl1l'I'lllll'V, Vollzy, Monu- erll, lV1'lN0lI, Hoff, IV. Rorhellr, JIlllfXI'l17.. FIR:-rr Row: Lolzr, Martin, Sf-hrmlrr, Jluirr, D. Klvln, Ubery, Giorrlunn, Il. llovliellr, Flynn, Genlle. V V Due to the Condition of the diamond and work i which was expected to be done on it, Webster did not enter a team in the Monroe County League this year. However, in order to give the boys experienee for next year an interelass league has been organized and a great deal of interest has been shown in it as 45 or 50 fellows reported. Four games were arranged with Pennehl, Pittsford, East Rochester, and Brighton. For eau-h ganie Voneh Yvhipple pic-ked fifteen boys to represent YYebster. The first game with Penfield was won 7-5 by Webster. The following boys played: Kubber Lotze Neely ti Rochelle Phil Klein llenrd VVilson Yandenbush Bender Somnlerville Giordano Fulton lNIayeu Bliek 56 BACK now: Uaplw, Sparring, Vamlvnbuxh, Guthrie, Mor- r'1'.v, Vogt, Gerlaelr, Vogt Labinski. si'x'oNn now: Bolt Lehman, Schreiber, Slicklms' lbmrrford. rmsfr now: Bel: lomo, Illaier, Zlleddaugh, Watson, Cooman. 1 Q TRA CK Several veterans of last year's team and a group of promising newc-omers answered Coach hlorrisls r-all for track 111011. .Xlthouffh the team was rather small, it lll'pJ,'2lll PN to divide its talent among the events. Vlarenee Seavert was chosen manager. hleets were scheduled with Brighton. Hilton, Fairport, Brom-kport, and Vauan- daigua. The boys also will participate in the county and sec-tional meets. . - . ' ff ffl wi up .L 1 ...YV qs ' S? re il ' ' -K , ..', n 1. I CQ ' NK, CW Ix.xr'K HOW! f'nl11!l- Sllllifll, Sl1'1'l.'lr'x, f'ullun, ll'1'l1rlr. l m'rnn, Sl'lll'l'IiIll'l'. Sl-IVHNII now: Ifll.1'fl'f, ll'1'1'lf'rf Rigby, Jllurifn, ll'illi.v, Klvm, lllurlpllrry. I-'INST lmw: 1fI'l'll'I'l', l urlwr, N!'llflI'l'll, lfl'lll',lIll'I', l n.s-lwr. TENNIS A large squad answered float-h Louis Fallan's eall for tennis players this year. Although there were few of last year's regulars har-k the team shaped up very well. Home and out of town mate-hes were arranged with Fairport, Flyde, East Roch- ester, Brighton, and Pittsford. 57 ll T' pv 'r,,,,,,',' .lll-llfylz S0l'I'l'l' Tram The 1939-1-0 season of girls' ac-tivities opened with a large mnnlier of girls enrolled to partieipate in athletic-s. .Xt the regular meeting Vivian Ver- Crouse was eleeted Girls' Manager. Last fall tlie girls made the most ofthe weatlier and earried out a SllC'f'C'SSl.lll soc-eer program. With tlie approaeli of winter, volleyball, lmasketliall, and 1 N' Illf 1 film Iffrwl.'fllnlfl lllltlllllhvl SBNIOBS 1'lU7'Il'lIl'lI-N'.' Vivian Yerfronse Mary lYalile .lean Merrill Myra lYestfall GIlIl7'llN.' Loretta Yorinlran, l'f1pl lileanor Rogalski It in if tn-ill, Lnlzr, Vnrzulrnn, l'lf'ury, llill. smvoxlm now: III llf in l'l111rr'l1, .l,f'.ll.Dl'll, .ll1'rr1'll. lf'Il:s'l' HOW: .llllf-Vllllll, llllllllf, ,llflrUmn, l'lo.w'. lradniinton were started. Volleyball was played on Tilesday and Friday noons, and lmadininton on Tuesday nights. Basketball, eonsisting of the ad- yaneed and lmeginners groups, proved to lie tlie liigliliglit of the season. t'onipetition was keen, and a few spills didn't diseourage the girls. Ping pong was added to tlie list of aetivities this year and proved most sueeessfnl. ll iv 1 l Peggy Hunters Gene Sniitli Vera Burkardl JVNIUBS 1'lUl'll'fI7'l1N,' Betty Hill lillen Vleary, Vupl. .lean llendee Betty t'llureli G11arrl.v.' Doris lYilliams Mary Martin Barbara Fisher .lean Kittlelmerger lflizalretll llapgood Baffin: Iillftlll-l cs Q :Ll H liif' SOPHOMORE I'v0I'IllilI'l1N.' Roberta Pinkney Uarol llelvitte Phyllis Kelly Shirley Uronkhite llzmrds: hlarjorie Merrill, Vupf. Jean Mat-Donald Rosemary Ernisse Loretta Diehl Lois hletcalf l RESlIlNIAN 1'vUI'll'llI'lIS.' Barbara llotze, l'f1pt. Janet Hopper Julie Hopper Varol Dublin lluards: Jean llelmkamp Eleanor Heaven Adeline Fisher Audrey Rosenbauer Mary Ellen Willis Ping l'nny A 7 'HLE7 'I CS 1 MI,L'll1I1'l'A' fifflm Spring activities began with a large turnout for baseball and tennis. This year a leaders' class was started for the first time. The girls were chosen for ability, atti- tude and sportsmanship. The leaders assisted with instruction and games in the various gym classes. Playdays were well attended by the girls, with Brighton, Pittsford, Fairport, and Uanandaigua acting as hosts. Credits were awarded toward numerals, letters, and monograms for participation in tl1e different sports, and extra points were given for being a captain or being on a winning team. .lll-lligll lizlllrylulll Tlllltn Nl.kN,XliI'IltSZ BIll'h'IlI'llf, lvt'l'f'l'0lI.W', lfngul.vL'1', .ll. .llt'l'l'1'H, J. ,llrrrfll ILMXK Row: .l'l'l'l'l'lHlA'1'. l'Ul'lIlll'llll, Vlcrlry, Kflllf'ln'f'ya'f', ll'1'll1',v, Sr'lll1ll'. llupyuvd, ll'illl'u1u.v. slccuvlm Huw: 1'.vllll1'l'll-ll, .ll1'I'l'lAll. Kwlly, .llrlrL'4'll, f'lIIH'l'll, .lllll'I'lIll1'l', liwl.-. I-'Ilcsl' Huw: SIIIIIHI, BllI'h'Ill'tH, llnzzlcrx, lhulllc, li'ngul.vL'1', llill. K l ,.,..s- , , xr 'sw W -1' k WP , M 1 VY. Q. ,fr ' Tu, mb A K I 2. 9 Z 4. if 5 N' ' X J! ' q 1 im' 'Q 'al 1 . Q v gag, N N ' -,U X. L fr 3115- ip-F' 1' -v- b 'n . , 'l fa .f1f:3? W ff 1 FS? ' f ' Qs.. ALUMNI 1939 Helen Atwater-Married Donald Austin-Post Graduate Amelia Bakers-Working in Rochester Julia Beachner-Working in Rochester Lawrence Bennett-Working in Rochester Gerald Betlem-Working in Rochester Dorothy Boncke-Post Graduate John Braman-Working for his father Doris Brewer-School of Commerce Helena Brewer-U. of R. Ruth Bricker-At home John Browning-Post Graduate Floyd Buchholz-VVorking in VVebster Frank Brusso--At home Lois Craft-Working in Rochester Hilda Busch-At home Sylvia Deane--Working in Rochester Marion Cushman-R. B. I. George De Mers-Mechanics Institute Wilson De Brucker-Working in Union Hill Paul Donlon-Working in Rochester Gwendolyn De Witte--Brockport Normal Carolyn Fish-At home Ruth F ernaays-Working in Rochester Gladys Ford-At home James F ordham-lVorking in Rochester Clara Fuerst-At home Rosanetta Gasser-Working at Delco Betty Goodwin-At home Winifred Gregory-At home Dora Hamel-School of Commerce Betty Hammond-At home Harold I-Iandyside-Working in Rochester Robert Hansen-At home Lillian Harris-Working in Rochester Margaret Hendricks-VVorking in Webster Arlene Hilfiker-Working in Rochester Catherine Holdraker-At home Dorothy Hosenfeld-Working in Webster Library - Barbara Jayne-Working in Webster Elwood Johnson-In Florida Margaret Josh-At home Alice Keller--R. B. I. Arlene Kleinhammer-Working in Rochester Eugene Kramer-Post Graduate Harold Kuhn-At home Raymond Kummcrow-At home-Edison Tech. fNight Sc-hooll Frank Kurchyn-At school .lane Leibcrman-l'ost Graduate Wilbur Longrod-.Xt home William Maier-Cornell Alice Marchner-Working in Webster June Mattys-Working in Rochester Carl Maxim-At home Kenneth May-Working at Eastman Kodak Ida McClellan-Working in Rochester Rob Roy McLean-Working in Rochester Edna Meyer-At home Norma Meyer-At home Alvin Michelson-At home Evelyn Miles-R. B. I. Stanley Miller-Working in Webster Marion Minmema--R. B. I. Perle Monacell-Working in Detroit Robert Montgomery-Working in Rochester Thomas N ulty-Working in Webster Wellington Nurse-Going to work in Alaska for two years Derryck Ogden-Working in Rochester Robert Olson-Post Graduate Florence Palmateer-Working in Rochester Paul Pellett-Mechanics Institute Virginia Pitt-At home Claire Planken-R. B. I. Harry Pugh-U. of R. Frederick Schaer-Working for his father Madelyn Schalina-VVorking in Rochester Frances Scharett-At home Everett Schieven-Cornell Evelyn Schreiber-At home Robert Seaver-Working in Webster Marion Skipworth-At home Alma Smith-R. B. I. Dorothy Smith-at home Frederick Smith-Mechanics Institute Ronald Specht-Working in Webster Alma Stanton-R. B. I. Lora Stingle--VVorking in Rochester Richard Strang-At home Ida Stumpf-Training at General Hospital Marguerite Tumino-Married Dorothy Vogt-Married Harold Voss-At home Clara Wallace-At home Freeman Walters-Cornell Thelma Wauters-Working in Webster Virginia VVemesfelder-School of Commerce Robert White-Hobart Lloyd Wilber-Working in Webster Arthur Wilbert-Working at Eastman Kodak Roman lVilbert-At home June Williams-At home Donald Underborn-At home l-larl li. Smith Carl H. Lotze SMITH oz LOTZE FURNITURE Phone 69 Webster, New York .IUIINSOYS GARAGE Willys Overland Sf11f'.i '-f Sl'I'I'l.l'C Compliments of CARROLL E. SUTTER .Xllis-ff'lmln1e1's hlachinery Phone XYch. 6 E-IYI-IS1GII'l' 15 ' .K l'lilCl'Il,l5S5 P! 'DSSICSSION Tirerl eyes mean headache, eyestrain, and possible nervous disorders. If your eyes bother you-have them examined. lf it is a question of inadequate or improper light-try an l. li. S. lamp. I. I-I. Lamps provide scientifically correct light and safeguard your sight :md health. See that your children have an I. E. S. Lamp for noun-won-k and other reading tasks. Rochester Gas 55 Electric Corp. i-4? lCA.s'1i Avro. INIAIN 7070 62 Compliments of SCHLEGEIIS MARKET West Webster, New York f'on1pli1m'nf,v of WEST WEllS'l'lll'Z FIRE DEI'.XR'l'BlEX'l Compliments of BREWER'S SERVICE STATION At Dayton Corners f'0n1pl1'1m'n!,v of' WEST ll' IC BST li li BARBER SHUI' Our Business Grows Because We Sell You . . FRESH FLOWERS f'o1npl1m1'nf.w oy GOETZBIANNS DR. II. J. ll IYI ERS GREENHOUSES Ill-IN'l'lH'I' Plank Road at Dayton's Corners Complete Automotive Maintenance-Station Su xx Quality Products MERZ GARAGE AND SERVICE Phone 134 XM-lx'-l USE OUR BUDGET DEPARTMENT Tires-Batteries-Repairs-Auto Supplies on Easy limlgel Plan HAROLD K. FOLEY REAL ESTATE SALES'-'RENTALS Compliments of JOHN A. GOETZMAN INSURANCE DRUGS AUTO-'-FIRE-ACCIDENT-LIABILITY 7 East Main Street Ph0I1e 66 Webster, N' Y. West Webster Compliments of To The CLASS OF 1940 Let the Standards of Webster BONENBLUST SL BUCKMAN High School Be Your Standards All Through Lxfe Dealefs in WEBSTER HERALD CORP OLDSMOBILE CARS Publishers and Printers Webster, N. Y. WITH THE BEST WISHES TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1940 From The JOHN F. LINSIN CO. Rochester, N. Y. WHOLESALE CONFECTIONERS Established 1 87 6 64 BOWMAN'S Cigars - Tobacco Compliments of PHILIPS' REPAIR SHOP GYO '05 AVI Si INT d Confectionery Sporting Goods lere mes are a e Photo Supplies Magazines To Look Like New Compliments of HART's STORE W. E. White, Wm. Smith, Managers PHONE 317 SALES SERVICE Telephone 10 KLEM'S CHEVROLET Q8 West Main Street AYEBSTER, N. Y. A. C. STANTON G as Oil Accessories Compliments of IVEBSTER DAIRY Phone 114-RI South Ave. '0' Webster, N- Y- F. H. Schutt Phone 91 Compliments of DR. E. G. BAXTER KIME'S BOOT SHOPPE Men's, Women's, and Children's Shoes, Rubbers, and Hosiery VETERINARIAN Phone Web. 157 Alam Street W ebster' N' Y' South Avenue Webster, N. Y. Compliments of Compliments of TIM', WAHLE DR. C. R. AVERILL ESSO SERVICE STATION DENTIST Webster, New York Compliments of Complzments of ROMAN A. KUHN H' J' HERBST Cigars Cigarettes GENERA L INSURANCE Candy Compliments of FRANK K. LUCAS DESOTO PLYMOUTH Best Wishes to Class of 1940 KLICK SALES 65 SERVICE Webster Frank H. Klick Harold Wm. Klick 66 Compliments of WEBSTER CANDY KITCHEN Compliments of GEORGE NAGLE Compliments of W. and T. ELLIOT Groceries Union Hill and Webster Parts Service Compliments WEBSTER AUTO CORP. Authorized Forcl Dealers Webster, New York Ford-Lincoln-Zephyr-Mercury Phone Webster 271-F-12 AL'S GARAGE General Repair On All Cars and Tractors 'Compliments of W. R. HAWLEY Electric and Oxy-acetylene Welding H ARDWARE Battery Charging Elmer L. Johnson, Prop. Phone 21-J Webster Union Hill, N. Y. Compliments of GLENN ROSENBAUER Beacon Feeds WEBSTER Compliments of MARKET BASKET STORES J. H. Basch, Manager Compliments of VY. W. WRIGHT Sanitary Barber Shop WOODY'S SERVICE STATION Gas - Oil - Gulflex Lubrication, Those Good CuU Products ROUTE 104 at BAY ROAD VVebster, N. Y. Conzplirncnts of PUGSLEY'S SERVIC E STATION Auto Electric Service Compliments of PAUL W. SMITH General Merchandise Compliments of PETER DE POINT Electric Shop Contracting Repairing and Supplies Compliments of FAIRPORT STORAGE AND ICE CORP. NVEBSTER PLANT SCHAEFER -ROSS CO., INC. Webster, N. Y. Jlanzmzcturers ry' FINE ADVERTISING SIGNS Photographic, Screen Process Glass, Cloth, Metal, Wood Cardboard, Electric, Embossed and Window Transfers Compliments of RED 8: WHITE STORE J. P. Smith, Owner PHoNE 333 A. N. MARTIN SQNS INCORPORATED BUILDING MATERIALS Cellar to Roof WEBSTER, NEW YORK PHONE 25 E. L. VERDOW Webster, New York Compliments of BEN FRANKLIN STORE PHILCO RADIO Webster-Ontario CONSERVADOR REFRIGERATOR Sales-Service W. C. Hirt, Proprietor , Phone 125-W 25 Dunning Ave BEST WISHES To Class of '40 Gas Oils Lubrication Compliments of Motorola Car Radios M Tires Accessories Batteries ISAAC PORREY FINN'S Quality Restaurant Texaco Servicenter Phone 121 Webster, N. Y. 69 CompI1'mcr11's fy' REICHENBERGER 64 BURR PHONE 85 WE DELIVER ODORLESS Cl,l'l.'XNlNG . Complzments of Have Pieters Clean and Press Your Suit, Coat or Dress A. L. GOODELL PIETERS DRY CLEANING 1 R E E x-,I RANGE AND EAL STAT Rochester-made Vlotlning for Men and Young Men Phone 70 we Deliver 59 West Main St. Phone 15 D. L. and W. Coal Semet Solvay Coke Quality Fuel Oil VVITMER BROS., INC. A l,0l'fI.UlI ry' Your Trndr' If1'spw-ffully Solicited G. L. F. Service Phone 350 Cornplinzmzfs If MONROE CASKET COMPANY, INC. YYEBSTER, NEW YORK 70 Compliments of SPECHT'S MARKET Meats and Groceries R. G. Specht Phone 10:3 00llI1IIl.?IIO?lf.S' of Ll JI'IS BYRNES Ihunlcn SHOP Compliments ry' CIN DERELLA BEAUTY SHOP 23 West Main St. Webster, N. Y. EVER E'I I'l4I J. FURBER Auto Vollision, Fender and Body Work. Gus, Oil, Tires, and Ge-nom! Repairing Phone 288, Yvebster, N. Y WEBSTER MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS Mrs. Harold A. Meeker, Prop. Phone 137-W f'omplinzenIs of ERNIE MOI-IR Compliments of DR. RALPH L. DUBLIN I 'UII1lIl1.Illl'7lfS rf Optometrist 1'1Q'1'14:la cs. .iw .MY A. SMITH Specialist in Eye E4l'UlILI'I1Clf1.!llI.Y and the Fitting rj C1115-.ees Life Begins LIFE vibrates through every class and sports activity at R.B.I. Through a Balanced Training Program students not only acquire business slullsbut develop magnetic personalmes leading to successful business car r. COV 1200 R B. I. tions in 19391 SEND FOR ee s er I - . Graduates were placed ln posi- FALL CLASSES START lewd sm. 3 BOWLING ALLEYS OPEN BOWLING 12 noon until 7 p.m. every day I ALSO All Day Saturday and Sunday VISITORS ALNVAYS WELCOME 0 RES TA URANT Regular Dinners at Noon Lunches-Short Order Cooking WEBSTER BOWLING HALL and RESTAURANT . . LOUIS RASCHIATOEE, M r. Rochester Business lnstitute Ph 182 W b gl I 3 I . ' M AIN 172 CLINTON AVE, SOUTH one e S er 1 vom be 3869 ROCHESTER, N. Y. With Best W ishes To The Senior Class of 1940 RALPH W. VVITMER THE PEOPLE'S ACCOMMODATION STORE 3 EAST MAIN STREET VVEBSTER, NEW YORK With Best Wishes To The Senior Class of 1940 WEBSTER DRUG STORE MILTON R. CASE, Pharmacist WESTERN AUTO Congratulations to The ASSOCIATE STORE Class of '40 IRVING T. FARNHAM GERALD R- BARRETT Owner ,Q-5 Compliments of WEBACO OIL COMPANY AND WEBSTER BASKET COMPANY 73 Compliments Of Compliments of SALTER'S GREENHOUSE Rock Garden and Novelty HEGEDORNS DAIRY Plants ICE CREAM Phone 246 V South Ave. Webster, N. Y. Phone 86'J W ebster Compliments of MR. and MRS. HILL BASTIAN BROTHERS COMPANY Manufacturing Jewelers and Stationers Rochester, N. Y. Designers and Producers of Emblems for High School Clubs Write for Free Catalogue Engraved Name Cards WILLIAM R. TIEFEL, District Manager ROOM AT THE TOP The World is Looking for the Person Who Can Do the Job Wellg for the Product That is Better Than Average. The Growing Demand for FOREST FARMS' MILK AND TURKEYS is Based on Their Premium Quality. FOREST FARMS LAKE ROAD WEBSTER 7-l ROCHESTER STATIONERY , E K0BER,EggiEiERVIC COMPANY, INC. Specialists in SCHOOL SUPPLIES AND ' Lubrication OFFICE EQUIPMENT ' General Repairing ' Studebaker Cars 10: MOBILGAS-MOBILOIL-MOBILGREASE 108 Mill Street Rochester, N. Y. To the Graduates of 1940 . . . May Success, Good F Ortune, and Health Be with you throughout the coming years. RUSSEL B. MASON CO. Compliments of The Webster Office Of the UNION TRUST COMPANY OF ROCHESTER, NEW YORK Compliments of J. H. ERN ISSE 0 FLORIST CUT FLOWERS, FUNERAL DESIGNS, WEDDING BANQUETS, CORSAGES Member Florist Telegraph A.9s'n Photographs by . . . MOSHER STUDIO ROCHESTER, NEW YORK 75 Compliments of Compliments of LGUISE BEAUTY SHOPPE GRETCHEN MIDDLETON'S Perm anen t Waving Our Specialty Beauty Shoppe '0' 101 40 East Main Street Phone 22-M 66 Main Street East, Webster 76 F .,, s'- , il' 'e-I.. ... H1551-'I-'g'?ffw .J ,fi- ? 'lv rj- WMC- -'EIA 4.nUvf1u..fF,.. A. .Y 7 .., . ull, ,Hf-,1. P1 ' :QQ ,.. . 1-,L-vf 31,41 , 1 ,i'QQ ,. 5,1 Q' -Ju JE 'w',,7'.T :if .. zu- . 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