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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1941 volume:

i'l1E1?EiLLE NIILIDRICII STRANG t EDWARD FUOCO i RUTH S. IIOLLANDER Ifdilor-in -Clzifjf liaminess A lamzger Advisor ..- Fuoco Miss llmmfwnnn STRANG ml' 4.9 ti' THE SENIOR CLASS af WEBSTER HIGH SCHOOL WEBSTER, NEW YORK paedenlallfe 1941 f f f HE EILLE FORE ORD Between the pages el' lllis hook lie perpetual memories of the Class of 'l1l. l'llll'll and eu-ry day aLWelrsLe1' High our aetivilies and joyous llllflCI'lillilIlgS have lrrougllt. lIIll,0 us new, rich, strong, and vigorous expressions wlliell will stead us fast Lllrough the long years ahead .... Day in and day out, from classroom to elass- room, we have ploddecl lfllI'Ull,LIll our studies and now, aL the elose of our stay here we have eome to bid farewell te the many who have 11. In-lp:-rl ns ln tln-ir Itincllinoss and wisdom, and arv rvacly to start out on the 'llioarl of Life, vagvr to rm-ap our bountiful liarvost from the svvcls plantvml witllin tlnvso walls .... We, the Class ol' 'll-I, regret leaving behind our Mina Matvr that has C'l'6tllfGKl now joys, hopes, and llllllllll0IlS for ns. lt will eternally remain with ns as a lN'illll of ligllt wllivll will guido our pathway ol' lllgIllOl' aspirations to sncress. , .- D DEDICATION Vlillflillgll his vast, knuwlvrlgv. wisdom, :incl c-vusvlm-ss 1-ll'urls in aiding us, Mr. William lylllliblllll' has mziflv il possible- for us lo work in happy 1'm1l1'nhm'nl. l rnnl him wo lmw uvquirurl highm-r uspimlimls :md vounl lc-ss rungs lo add l00lll'l2lllll1'I'Ul' success. As wc juurnvy on lo our ruzul ul' clvstiny, our lll'ilI'i,S will form-wr 1-hcrish his sim-urily, warmth, and kimllim-ss. 'l'u hun- nr him for his scrwivvs to us, vw, lhc- Cluss of 7141, dmlivzllv this unnuul. H0 OR IN APPRECIATION Mr. Morris' I'0Slj.fIliliI0lI is siiicuwly rv- gn-llvil hy lhv Class ul' ' lil. W0 :irc lZlliIlIQI lhis upporlunily lu 1-xprvss our zlppiwwian- lion llbllllllillil'lllll1'1lllIlll0SSIlilj'SUi'Qllltl- um-1' :mtl Ioauhings in lhv c'l:issruum zlml on lhc :llhlclic liclcl. By his vncllm-ss hm-Ip, mu-li of us fvvls lhul we Hill go out into lhi- lllIllIl'1'illlIl put into przu'lim-0 his many phi- lusnpliivs with whivh hu has 1-mirism-lvfl us. Wi- uxlcml lo Mr. lN'l4n'ris our siln'vi'1- wishcs for ull lhv suf'1f4'ss in thu l'ulur4-. i ADMINISTRATION R. L. THOMAS Principal 'l'hese ure lhe lirsl two lines in the May, I9-lil, Renders' Digest: To be confused is lo he weukg to he weuk is to he lost. ln these perplexing days we do seem to he eonfuserl und weak in lhe fuee ol' sluggering problems. Yet, every 0ITlCl'gIOIll'y, every crisis in our personal or nulionul experience hurl lll'IIlilIllll'll supreme effort, superior strength, exlruordinury eouruge und wisdom. The kite, the aeroplane, rise on udverse winds. So lhe linest experienees of lil'e eome when living is hurcl und dillieull. Like Brer Iinbhit you may seem to huve been horn in u hriur pull-h. llemember, though, thut one so great us Lineoln rlid not despise his lulmlieups but rulher lrunsformed them into rare opportunities. To meet whulever erisis lies uheufl you musl summon the hest that is in you. Seize every opportunity for sell'-im- provemenl. lieulize lhut the uclvuneing foe of hostile eireumstunee is less to he feured lhun lifth eolumn evils of your own inucleqlnwy' und luek of strength. fl lime like llzis demands slroug lIll.IIlI'.N'. sound heurls, lrue failh, and ready hands: ,lien who possess roruiiclions und a will. -v l LOUIS J. CALLAN Vice-Principal FACULTY ROBERT L. THOMAS Supervising Principal LOUIS J. CALLAN I ndustrial Arts, Vice-Principal BLANCHE M. PARSHALL .lun ior High Mathematics MARIE F. STONE . . . Latin and History GRACE M. THOMAS Senior High Mathematics RUTH S. HOLLANDER .... French WINIFRED C. GENUNG. . . Librarian WILLIAM J. IJONOHUE . H istory, Coaching L. DONALD MORRIS . Science, Coaching J EANETTE H. SMITH Mathematics Commerce MARGARET E. BRADLEY . . English IV KATHLEEN GOETTEN . . English III FRANCES HENSHAW . . English I and II NATHANIEL E. PERRY 8th and 9th Year English WILLIAM G. YOUNG . Commerce, Guidance MARGARET A. HANLON Commerce, English I ERWIN I. HIGLEY . . . Agriculture CHARLOTTE A. DUNCAN . Home Economics VIRGINIA WILSON Home Economics, Science ELIZABETH V. HUNTER . . . Music RUTH E. OBERT . . Art and Crafts ROYSON N. WIIIPPLE Science, Physical Education, Coaching HELEN C. STEINHAUSER Physical Education ESTHER A. DUNN . . . Geography BERNIGE INGERSOLL History, Junior High School MILDRED B. BARNES . Grades Five and Sir GLADYS D. ROGERS . Grades Five and Sir HELEN V. MARKMAN . Grades Fire and Sir HELEN li. SCHERER . . . Grade Four MARGARET BEMAN . Grades Two and Three GAIL L. BATES . . . Grade Two BERNICE DERRIGK . Grade Three ELIZABETH GAFFNEY . Grade One ELIZABETH OSKAMP . Kindergarten ESTHER A. HAUBNER . . School Nurse JOHN CUMMINGS Instructor Instrumental Music MRS. WILLIAM B. PRATT Religious Instruction PRISCILLA FAMOUS . Secretary to Principal LESTER RIGGS . . . . Science JOHN BUSH . Social Sciences ANN LIPDYKE . Home Economics 'QQ bk rm' mm: Ifvrmln, Slmw. lfzfgp-r'.c, lIU1II1II1it.'I', nglI'I.IIlIflllSf'l', Il4'llSlllIll'. s1x'ru mm : lluuluzvr, I,lll'SflllH, f:llllIllll'Il!lN, Ilunrun lfulvs, llunlnn. l ll 'l'Il num : Im'urm'x, llllflflllllll. lhnmhzlv, HflAt7'IIl'AV, lngerxnll, l1'il.wm, I-'Ul?li'l'll mm 3 l'g'rr.v, hmny, Ilunn Slllflll, llr'rl'i1'lc, Hrrrris. 'l'llllllx mm : ffl'lllllljI. llunlffr, l r1rrw11s, lllfllf'-Y, Uskunzp, Ulwrl. slfzuuxn mm: Hwlllhjilllf, Srlwrffr Iiuellwz, Tlmrnus, Braille'-V. liuxh. B0'l l'lHI mm: Plall. 9 1 S l,I'I'l'I41IKSNll'I'Il NN. NN. I! KXI lI11l.lP l,l'l'SI'lll'Ill llixlrirl Sulwrirll1'mlvnl BOARD OF ED PATIO . J Uurlin. Hhuslvr, SnliIll.ff1lU1ll'lf. 11113011 10 CLASSES H E 5 CLASS OF 1941 UFFICICHS JonN cl0Nll'IRl tlllD I lI'!'SldPlll l'llNYIN lloss l 'ice-I 'resident .I EAN .l0lI.-UNSUN Sl'l'l'l'llIl'-V l'Il.1.nN tlI.l'I:XllY TI'f'tlSlll'f'l' liofn-in lxlAll'I'lN..l .tex l,o'rzl-1 JonN tllTSllNlAN Cabinet .llernbelw lttrrn S. lloI.I.ANmcn .At d1'1.s'0r Un September T, 1938, one lmndred and thirty-live students from Webster, West Webster, Laurelton, , .' , D , ' , v , . , fl:'lll:::i'l'l11Cj' liil :mek now: Ilollumler, lllurlin, Clearv, Lolze. Fnorvr non: Russ, Cnslnnrm, Mater. llnder the supervision of Miss Blanche Parshall, the class of '41 elected the following officers: t forneljlbrrl. -IUIIIIIIQWIII. J ACR LOTZIC ..... President PETER KLEM .... Secretary l'lDVVlN lioss . . . lwe-Prestdml JEAN JoIIANsoN . . Treasurer JEAN IIENIIEE, l'lDVVIN HAYDEN . Cabinet Members ln our Sophomore year, we were under the supervision of Mr. Donald Morris and Mr. William Donohue. The class ollieers were: JACK BERNEARDI .... President WILLIAM HI-INNEKEY . Secretary-Treasurer l'lDWARD Fuoco . . . l ure-Preszdenl liUTH GUDAT, EDWARD Fuoco Calumet Mefnbers ln this, our Sophomore year, as in all our other years, we were well represented in clubs. the band, and other school activities. ln September, 1941-0, the girls were advised by Miss Marie Stone, and the boys by Mrs. tlraee Thomas. Tlns was a year of great activity. The Junior Class ollicers were: .I Acta l.o'rzE ..... President lblABY M ARTIN . . . Secretary l'lDWIN llAYDlCN . , . l u'e-Preszdefzl PETER lXLEM ..I. '1'reasnrer JEAN lll'1NDl'Il'I, l'lDWARD Fuoeo, l'lLIZABETH 1'1APC-OOD . tlabznel Members Our Junior Prom was given on November 27 iII a llawaiian atmosphere. lt was a great success. Then, in the spring, we presented our Junior Play, Apple Blossom Time, which, too, was a lmge success. lt. was directed by Miss Mary Benedict.. ln September, I9-I40, under the direction of Miss liuth Hollander, we embarked on our last and most enjoyable year. A magazine contest was held in October, and the Class was divided into a green and a gold team. The captains ol' the green team were Mary lflizabeth Hapgood and Mary Marting those of the gold team were Jean llendee and Betty Church. lfdward Fuoco acted as business manager. The green team took lirst. place. but. had good competition from the gold team. ln December we held a sale ol' Chirstmas cards under the management. of lfllen Cleary. Um' Senior play, Professor, llow Could Youll was presented in the high school auditorium on .lannary 29, l9l-l. Preparations for the Pteveille were begun immediately after the play. The stall, with Mildred Slrang as liditor-in-tThief, worked diligently and our plans advanced rapidly. The animal Senior Ball was presented in May. ln the early spring the valedictorian, lidward Fuoco, and the salutatorian, Jolm Cushman, were chosen. We have spent four important years of our lives in Vilebster High School and proud to say that it is our Alma Mater. 11 i 'ST AUDIIEY AMANN lilnml hu ir liluf' Pyfx ,fl big xmilr .fl nirc xurprixr. lim-njamin Franklin lligll S1-luml I, ZZ, 31 llirls' Avlixilivs Al-. Nl IIIIIICIVI' BA N kli lliS lmir is lrlomlish-rrvl llis .wnilr is ulwuqvs hrighl lful irixli-:nI1g1'fIa1'r:y lrxsunx lla-'il rulhfr ln' ulll ul niflllf. HICHIIGIC IIIQMIIINICII Hvurvfr' ix 11 quirl buy llr' nf-rr-r ruuxrx lmuhle' A mi when llwrefs any work In do You mnnol jimi hix flnulrlr. llasvlrall Ig 'll-anis 3. l4IS'l'IIIClI IiI'IISII'IliI'II. Sluvllviny is :ml In my liking Un surh rr luiwlhy clay l'rI murlz rullzrr lu' hikimy Soni:-u-In-rr' ulvny Ihr' lmy. - w v - , . lalmrary l.lulv I. Il: fillilll' I. 2. .I, -l: llourivr Stall' -lg lim:-illv Slall' rl: .Iuninr Play COIllllllll,l'l' II: SUIIIUI' Play Cmn- IllIIlA'0'I-1.IIIIll0I' Prom IIUIIIIIIIIIIW' CI. PIlII.Il' IIICI.I,UMU Ilvic yo! 11 .wluppy lIhl'r1'-v l'0IllPl'n 'l'lml's nluvuvx nn ilu' yo Iful now he uvmlx u I nr1I1'ourlA llurnplvlc wilh mzliu. CIIAIIIJCS BICNIDICII Funlhull is rough lful Clmrk is louuli. For flu' II'ebxIa'r la-um llr flrws his sllilf. Fmmllzall I, 2, 3, flg Iiaskutlrall 2, -I: Track 3, fl: Prasvlmll 2, 3, 4: IlII.I'llIlllIl'lll Sparta I, 2, 3, -1. SIIIIILICY IIIIIICKICII Ilvhrn ulhrr pvoplv ure 1l4'xpullu'1'nl Ililh spirilx may Inu' dau-n Sllirlrxfs xmilf lu-lpx 41 lul Shifx rrrlwfr kriulrll Infrmvli. llirls' Ac'l.ivili4-s I. fl: .Iuniur llmm- IC1-mmoll1i1's Club 2: Svnmr llmm- lico- mnnivs ffluln Sl. lg .luniur Prum linin- millvi- 31 .Iunmr Play lIIllllIIlllIl'l' II: Si-aim' Play IIUIIIIIIIIIUI' I: Ili-wlllv Stall' -I. IIIDISICIVI' IIIISCII Hub is lrlunu' .fl nu --1-ry lull llis lullylilrr you lmur ln. vreruv slrulvv hull. Min-cl Chorus I. 2g Cuurivr Sl.alI'I1.fl.-I1 Il4'Nl'llll'Slllll'-I-QSUIIIUI'I,lIlyfIUIIIlllIll1'l' -lg Intramural Sports I, 2. .I A Nl ICS ISI VI'Z lfnollrull xlur rvyuralle-xs QI' llfijllll Niflkvf1'llu will: luis Qfjiylll Ili- alum rm-rylhinq with plrnly of rim Populurf' G1-r, uve ull Iikr Jim. lie-njamin I ranklin lligll S4-Iuml I. ZZ: Ifuollrall CI. Al-3 Intramural Spnrls II, l: llaml 3, lg .Iuninr Prom lIllIlllllIlll'Q' II. WlI,I,lANl CAl'I,I'I Tall und In-an .-ll xvivrlzrzf liill's a whiz lxnfl il rulhrr mean I Tlml wr all 'UlI'l'll'f llrnins like llix? 'l'ravk 2, II, -I-1 Junior Play IIUIIIIIIIIIWH II: Sm-ninr Play IIIIIIIIIIIIIPI' -lg Marina- vtlvs II, -I: l,alin lfluln -lg Ile-xx-illv Stall -lg .I uniur Prum l'UllIlllIll,1'l'. I2 IIlC'I I'Y CIIUIICII llrr guy urul ifllv rlmllrr lx like ri sprouliny srcil ll brings lo life llu' spiril .4 ml lhe happiness we necil. Girls' Autivitivs I, 2, 3, 4: lulvri-lass Iiuskullrall l, 2, 3, 4: IA-ads-rs' Class 3, 4: All Iligh Vollvylmll 'I'l'lilll 2, II: All lligh Sow-1-r 'l'01iIIl 2, II: Junior Prom Conunillvv 3: .lunior Play Conuuillvi- 3: Ih-willv Stall' 4: Courivr Stall' 3, 4: 4I1bIllllIl'Il4'l'IIll'llI- Ilslwr 3: Mariom'll,1-s 3, 4: Magazinv Conlvsl. Imulm-r 4. lCl,l.I'IN CI.I'IMIY Shifs Ilia- girl uiilh ull lhf- ,wp Thi' om' who has lhul sporling rrp 'l'h1' om' lvlinxv marks un' 41 luviys youll Slufll rcurh lhc lop if un-vonv shoulzl Vvualorvs V4'I'Il0l'lllll II, 4: Sporlsiuau- ship lIrol,lu-rliooil II, 4: Iiaskvtlmll Man- ager 4: Vollvylvall Mauagvr 4: Girls' AoLivil.ivs I, 2. II, 4: All Iligh Vollvylrull 'I's-aiu 3: All Iligh Soccer 'l'i-aiu 3: Inlvr- class I5ask0LIialI 'I'0lilll I, 2, 3, 4: Iluvvil- lo Stall' 4: Junior Play Committee 3: .Iuuior Prom Couunittvo 3: S4-nior Play lI0lIllllIIilfl'0 4: Class 'I'rcasurvr 4: lmacl- 4-rs' Class 4: Courier Stall' 4. I'1VI'II.YN Cl,Il l 0liD liark hu ir I.el's skip hislnry l lashmy Pyes .4lld!'0llllIl'0llllSl'. Junior IIOIIIC l':4'0llUlIlICS Cluh ZZ: Svnior Iloluc Iioonouiios Club 3, 4: Girls' Safully Patrol 2, 3, 4: llvvoillv Stall' 4, JOHN COMEIIFOIID Football hero, girls' deliyhl John slruuls si.: feel in, heighl Un the football ji1'ld.lohn plays in lhe linr lful lo Ihr girls he plays nnolher kind. l ooLhall 2, II, 4: 'I'rack 2, 3, 4: Intru- luural Sports I, 2, 3, 4: Sportsiuanship Brollicrlioocl 3, 4: Junior Play Chllllllilf Luo 3: Junior Prom 4I0llllllll,lA't':I1SCIIIOI' Play 4.IOIlllllIl,li00 4: Ilcvcillu Stull' 4: Class Pri-sidcnt 4. IIUY ClIlNIS'l'IIA Huy is :wry slill lim-x his uvnrk will: will fl limi-vs lrivs In do his lwsl llr s Ihr' kinrl lhul llIt'I'l siirrrss. IIll,l'IIlllIlI'Iil Sporls I. 2: Ims Ilalvillzmls II. rl: Ili-willv Slall 4. VINCICN1' CII.NI 'I' Ill' lu1m'frie'mls who liki' lo work .-l nil sonu' who like- ln ploy lful uvlwn il 1'0l7l1'S lo I inrvnl .illl Ihr- tlllS!l'v'l'N lu' mn suv. Chorus I, 2, II, 4. .IOIIN CIISIIMAN Sliulrnls sluri-rl in ulrzuuflmfnl Anil Ihr-ir momlr-r gre-w 'l'n think llml nnly om' hrful ffould furry ull he km'u'. Junior Play II: S4-nior Play lllblllllllll-Pl' 4: SUIIIUI' Play 4: V1'lll'lUl't'S Vu-rliorulu 2, 3, 4: Ilasvball I 1 Ili-xi-illu Stall' 4: Couru-r Stull 21 Caliiuvl 4: Salulaloriuu 4. IJUNALD DICKICNSON llurk llIIlllI1lll1lN0lllP Il lwn lu' uiulks hy II ilh rurly huir Thr- girls ull slurr. llasi-hall 4. MANY DUNN Nurmully sluiiious Lulr rre'r,v :luv l'ri'llj' uml nrul lful uw' lh ink slufs su'1'l'l. Soilus Iligh School I, 2: Miwd Choir 3, 4: V4-natorvs vl'Il0I'lllll QI, 4: Marion- clitvs 3, 4: Sportsmanship Brollu-rliood 4: Library Club 3, 4: lic-vcillc Stall' 4: .Iunior Play 3: Junior Prom Coniuuitlvi- 3: Senior Play 4: Girls' Activilivs 3, 4. FIKEDISIKICK DOIIWALD lle'x fond of airplanrs A Clwvv uvilh wings on A :lemon for speed ls wha! he needs. Senior Play Conuuitlcv 4: Rave-illc SLalI'4-. 13 s wi M A HJOR I IC DRISCOLL Miirgc lhinks lhe world a happy place l'l'Iu're everyone should laugh and sing She always has a smiling fare And never sulks al anylhing. Baldwin lligh Si-hool 13 llcnjarnin Franklin lligh School 23 Girls' Activi- ties 3, 43 MARY ENDEIILIN Mary's blonde and carefree She aln-ays wears a smile !Ian'l lake work loo seriously lful shr'xfriendly all Ihre while. .lunior Play Coniniittvi- 33 Senior Play li0lIlllllllil'l' 43 .lunior Prom Committee 33 lleveillc Stall 4. SANTO l INUCCIlAlil0 Sanlo has a rar Thal all Ihr girls ignore linl nlhrn school is over 'l'hey'rf always al Ihr door. Chorus 1, ISARBAIKA FISIIICII A girl milh an honorable .vlanding A lrae school spirit loo Shffll make a happy landing In all lhal she lries lo do. Chorus I, 23 Latin Club 43 Girls' Activ- ities 1, 2. 3, 43 Girls' Safety Patrol 1, 2, 3. 43 Public Speaking Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Junior Home Economics Club 23 Junior Play Cormnitteo 33 Senior Play Com- mittee 43 Commencement Usher 33 lleveille Stall' 43 Courier Stall' 4. ALMERA FUIIMAN Wilh prrsonrilily lhal is sunny When shi' gels going'-sure is f ann y Wilh pals and friends galore Many good lhings are in sforc. Chorus 1, 23 Choir 23 Girls' Activities 2, 3, 43 Junior Prom Committee 33 .lunior Play 33 Senior Play 43 .lunior llolne lfcouoniics Club 23 lleveille Stall 43 Senior Home lieonornies Club 3, 4. EDWARD FUUCU Lead in lrolh our high srhool plays, In srrienre, Ed finds his major, llr ran prove lhal sludying pays Anil he's sure lo surceed. I'll wager. Latin Club 2, 3, 43 Sportsmanship Brotherhood 3, 43 Nlarionvlilos 3, 43 .lunior Play 33 Senior Play 43 Cabinet 2. 3, 43 Class Vim'-President 23 Junior Prom Cornniiltve 33 Courier Stall' 23 Iii-yi-ille Stall 43 Junior Ning Conunit- teo 3: Public Speaking Club 43 Intra- mural Sports 2, 33 Valediotorian 4. IIUBICIIT GICHLACII Ifob is a noisy boy A11 you probahl y all know Iinl slill he can nsr his wind To make his sa: and rlarinvl lilnw. Intramural Sports I. 2, 3, 43 Band 2, 3, 43 Dance Orchestra 33 Orchestra 43 Track 2, 3, 43 Photography Club 43 Baseball 3. 43 Tennis 3, 43 Senior Play llslwr 43 Junior Prom Committee 3. EDWVAHD GNAGIS Ed looks like an alhlele Iiroad-shonldercd and lull, 'I'here's no one uvilh him can cnniprli- Especially in faolliall. Football 2, 3, 4. MARIAN GUEIIAND A leacher, Marian desires to he llul now she worries ahonl French I I I . She'-s always lhere if you need a hand Sheds one of lhz' lwsl rhams in lhe land. Girls' Safety Patrol l, 2, 33 Choir 2: Junior Play 33 livveillo Stall' 43 Senior Play Conunittve 43 Courier Stall' 43 .lunior Prom CClIlllllllll.4'C 3. WILLIAM GUTlIIiIl'I His hohl1y's pirlure-laking A righl nice one I'll say 'Course all lhc girls in 1Vebsler lligh Azrrrillenlly gel in his way. Football 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2g Track 2, 3, 43 .lunior Prom Committee 33 .lunior Play Comnutteo 33 Photography Club 1 43 Lourier Stall' 33 Reveille Stall 43 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. 14 l'JOROTllY llAlVllVlOND Will: fl mink lu-re und ri wink Ihere ,-1nrI her Pj'!'llIS,IPS yoinry up in Ihe nir Many swerl. irrrfsixlohle smiles, Ion, No nvnnrlefr Ihr Imyv rornr Io see you. lms llabillarcls Il, 4: Girls' A0l.ivil.ivs l, 2. 3. 4: lnli-rclass llaskm-Lball 4, Library Club 2, 3. 43 Courivr Stall 3, 45 Choir l, 2, 3. 49 Special Choir 2, 33 .lunior Prom Clllllllllllvl' 33 .lunior Play 35 Sm-mor Play Commitli-0 45 liovvillo Stall' 4. M AR Y ICLIZA l3IC'l'll l IA PGOQ JD Hp 'n ul '1-rn, very snappy You'vc niixsed u Inl you don'I know Alhlelirr. drnrnnlir. ai I rolnbilirrl in Iluppy, In ew-rylliing, she lr-urls Ihe show. l aye-t,l.4-ville lligll School lg Ilirls' .M'livil,ios 2, Il, 41 lr1l.1'r4'lass llaskvtball 2. Il, 41 Vouatorvs vl'I'lb0l'lllll 3, 4, lms llabillarrls 3, 43 Courivr Stall' 3. 43 Sportsmanship llrolllcrlloofl 43 Marion- 1-tlos 3, 41JuniorPlny3gSc-nior Play 4: .lunior Prom Chairman 3: Comnlvnvv- un-nt. llslu-1' 33 Cabinet. 33 Ri-vcillo Stall' 4g hlagzazino Contest lmadvr 4, Load- m-rs' Class 3, 43 Junior Ring Couiuiittuc 3. Cl'lllAl.D llAlNlAll'l'lll'lll Gerry is shy If solnelhing goes wrong You lu-vc-r hour him yell Ile will never lell. Agriulilturv Club l, 2, 3, 4. VIRGINIA llAlNiAll'l'lllCll Slu' works hurfl in Ihr classroom And Iriex lo do her besl To nmke'Iife's palh a slruiqlzl our And he like all lhe rest. .luluor ll0llll! Economics Club 2, S4-uior llouie luconouucs Club 3. WAIHIICN IIAIRIIINGTUN Quiel, reserved, IIe Iries Imrd in his sludies liul lessons are boring Ile leaves knowledge lo his buddies. l ool.ball 2, 3: Boys' Safoty Patrol 2. GENE HARRIS Genie wilh her lighl brown Iuiir Anrl her I1-ruler sm ile Ilus Bob, I do derlare Looking ul her ull lhe nvliile. Choir 1, 25 Girls' Activities l. 2, 33 llcvvlllv Stall 4: .lunior Play Conunillvu 33 Junior Prom Commit Loo 35 Senior Play Couunitu-v 4, C1:num-nuuuu-nl. Usher 3g Junior Home Economics Club 221 SPIIIOI' llolnc lioonomius Club 3, 4. ICDVVIN IIAYDICN Ile is our sludenl prrsiflerzl l'1'rImps some day he'll be 11 resirlenl QI' some high Qlfire where we know IIe'll keep everylhiny on the go. Cabinol. 1, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4g Public Spoaking Club 2, 3, 4: Courier Stall' 2, Il, 4g l':IlllOl'-lIl-f:llll'l- ol' Courier 43 V4-natoros Vvrborum 3. 4g Prvsiclvnt Sludonis' Association 4g Syracuse Press fl0lll'1'I'l'IlCl'4-I.IlHll0l Play CouuniLl,vv 3: Junior Prom CKlIl1lYlll1L4'Ix 39 Junior Play llslu-r 3g llvvm-illv Stall' 4. JICAN IIENDIEIC .Ir-anie's very prelly In nrl she dons ezccl 1l's Iuird lo lisl her many clwrlnx Until you gel lo know her well. Chorus lg Cabinvt. 1, 3, lVlarion1'Ll.cs 2, 3, 45 Clivvrlvaclvr 3, 45 Courier Stall' 35 Junior Prom Conunittr-0 3, Junior Play Comlnil.l.c-o 35 Sonior Play lJ0llllUll.l00 4: Girls' Activities l, 2, 3. 4: Loadvrs' Class 4: llovvillc Stall' 43 lntvrclass liaski-Lball 3, 4. .IAMHS IIICNDRICKS Ile likes Io unnoy llze leorhrrx And also likes lo play Hu! when il comes lo school work ' IIe'll do il some other dny. Lhoir 1, 2g Public hpoaklng Club 3, 4, V4-natorus Vcrboruln 4. I1IVl'll HICNDHICKS lilnnrle and friendly Has many chums Quile pelile No! hurrl In keep. Junior lloluo Economics Club 3. 15 SM? WIIIIANI IIICWNICIQ ICY Ifill'x one- of llmsr fffllux llr has u niw' .wmilr II'ho uhru-vs looks uml Ann' llunrimf frrl. 'I'rac'k 2: Class 'I'rvasurvr 2: Ilauul I. 2. 3.-I1 Intramural Spnrls 2,1 l4I'I'I I'Y IIlI,I, .-I Rlllfli' so sh-v Slurlirx url' pluv .lokvv on Ihr' slv Slnfll win soma' rluv. Pvnlin-lil Iligli Svlmul I. 2: Girls' .Nvlix I- li:-s 2, 3. Al: l,va1lu'rs' Class II. I-3 Managn-r ul'Girls' ,M'l.ixil.i1-s -I: Inle'rl'Iass Ilaslwl- lnall 3, -I: Courivr Stall' I: II4-xvillv Stall' -Il: Svnior Play Cummillvu- I1 .Iuniur llomv I'I1'UIlIlIllII'S ClulvZI3S1'nior Illum- I'I1'unmui1's Clulr -I: Calrinvl -I. IIUIIICIVI' IIUI I lNIAN My 1-yrx llmy rrurulvr Urrr In Murgrrlv My P3118 Ihcy gn In flu' urfl row. ,Kquinas Inslilulv I. ZZ. Il: Ifnullnall I-. IIUSIC IIIlI.I'rI'iII'I' lfnsr likrx lo work lfosr likvx In plu-v :I url u'llr'u lfnxv'x work is alone' II's flour' flu- riqhl wav, .Iuniur Ilrmu- ICQ-cmmnics I llulr 2: S1-niur Iluuu- I'I1'mminic's Clulx SI. I-: Svniur Play Ilslwr I: lla-xr-illv Slall'-I. III lP:I'1II'I' III l'I I'I'I'NI 'N Nl III' lhiukx lllul Ag lful u'l1l'n il rorurx lo lfuyflixll Surrly is u vuup lla' rlorxlfl qirr u rup. .'xQI'I4'llIIIlI'l' I. 2. II. ll. .IICAN .IUIIANSUN Shr slumls for fri:-rulxhip 'I'r1-ul 1-rrrvolu' v-:pull llupp-v um! gay ls whul xlu' will my. Class 'I'rvasur1'r I: Publix- Sp1'1lkIll1.f Cluln I. 2: Girls' Sal?-ty Palrul I. 2. 3. -I: Clluir I. 2: V4-nature-s Yi-rlmrum 2. 3.1: .luniur Prom Cmnmilla-v II: .Iauior Play II: Vim--I'r4-sirlc-lil nl' Shale-nl Assawia- limi II: Sportsmansllip Iirnl.In-rluunl II. -I: Library Clulx II. -I: Cuurim-r Stall' II. II: Iiusinu-ss Nlanagvr ul' Cuurin-r -I: Cum- Illl'lll'l'lIlI'IlI Ilslwr 31 Class Sl't'f'l'I-Ilfy I-Z S1-rrvlary ol' Sluclvnl, .Nssm'inlinu -I: Svniur Play IIUIIIIIIIIIUI' I: Ill-u-illv Stall' II. -I. IIUIIICIYI' .IIIIDIJ lfnlz .luvlil ix u u-hi: -Ix rrrr-vom' :lorx know -Iml u'lu'u il ronwx In fuollnull llv x llzrrr Io mule u xhoun Intramural Sports I. 2. Ii. I: I mmIlvalI ZZ. II. -I. YIINEINI.-N K.NI.I IZNN llrr 1w'r,vfl'i:'mllAv smile' Fils lmr lo u l Slu' uwmls lo ln' u sI:'uog1ruplu'r 'I nu' rurn llu' :lu-rr'-mv. Chorus 2: Pulrlir Spvaking.: Clulr 2: Cuurivr Stall' II. AI: lion-illv Slall I: .lunior Play IINIlI'I'31.IllllIl7l' I'r1mlCum- IIIIII-l'1'.I15l'llIUl' Play IISIIUI' I-. YIIIGINIA liICI,I,ICY I'irr1iuiu's wry folly Sh:-'x prolly rlvrfr loo .fI ml if you uvfrl u Iwlpimf lluml 'l'licrr'x nolliiny sim u'on'l flu. Clloir I: Girls' Avlixilivs I. ZZ, CI. 'IZ I .Iunior llomv I'Ic1mulnia-s CIuIrL1 Inlrr- rlass Iiaslu-llrall I. 2. 3: .Iuniur I'rum Conunillvn- Il: .Iunior Play Commillm- 3: .lunior Play llslu-r 3: SUIIIUI' Illum- I'I4-rmmnirs Clulr 3, -I: Cnurivr Slall' I: Ilvxvillc' Slall' -I. .IHAN kI'l I'I'II.IiI'IIIIDICII Shfx small ulnl Irim. fuxl full of pep .lluul lvurls us ever on. ll' you xhnulll t't'l'r u'uul lwr. llouil look fur llvr. Iiul Hou. IIIIIIII II. -I: Mariruwl.I1's CI. I: Nlixml- Choir I, 3: Junior Prom Cmnmil.l.e-v II: Ilvvr-illv Stall' -I: I,4'a1lvrs' Class Il, 1: Girls' Avlivilivs I. 2, 3,12 .Iuniur Play Ilslu-r CI: IIfllllIIll'lll'I'lll4'llI, IISIIUI' 3: Inlvrclass Praskvtlxall 3, -I. I6 PETER K LEM Grlullpa ill lhe Senior Play I 'elif' l-lvl-ry nlllcr lilly Pele llx ll 1ll'llllIlIll'l' llov Mllkvx lllr' lllllsir mm-II llvilll joy. Sufvty Patrol I, 2, 3,-I-1'III'lllIIS I, 2. 3, 43 .lunior Play 31 S1-nior Play 4: Cabin:-L 4: Class S1-vrl-tary I 1 Class VIIl'I'IlSlll'l'I' 3: Chl-ss Club 2, 3: Stamp Club I. 2: Ill-V1-illv Stall' 4: Ilaskvtllall lbIIlIlIlg.I1'l' 31 Courivr Stall' 2: Junior Prom Coln- IIIIIVIW' 3, IJIIIICI 3. 43 Orclivstra 3, -I: VI'llIlIl0l'l'S V1'I'INll'IlIll 4: IllI1I'IiIlllII'IlI Sports 2, 45 IMIIIUI' IlI'l'IIl'SII'll 3. PIIlI.IP KLICM lIl x un IIN-llfllllllllffllllll' Anal Ilfixfllll tlffllll Of l'ollr:'l'. his ll0llIl'!l'lll'k IKIIII llllvllyw llullr. I ootbaII 3: Intramural Iiaslu-tbllll 2. AI-1 IJIISUIIIIII 2. 3, Svnior Play CUIIIIIIIIIUI' 4. MAIIGAIIIYI' KUUNS A lllllglll is llvllrll ill Slllll-V llull I I ripples up llle row Nlllll. lllllll 1-llulll lu- lllll l'llllNI' nl' il ll llllldll'l lWllyg1il ' kIl0II':, Girls' lXl'tivil.i1's I, 2. 43 Chorus I. 2: Choir 2: Junior IIUIIII' lil-onomivs Club 2, Ilvvvillv Stall' 4: .lullior I,I'0Ill Coln- nlil.t4-m- 3: .Iunior Play CJUIIIIIIIIIIPI' 33 SVIIIUI' Play Colnluiltm-1'4:S1'niol' llollln- I'll7UII0llIIl'S Club 3. -I. lilillllllli KIIICNZICII lll'rl s lo ll flllllff'-l.lll'llII'l' .4 ll 4IlIA'll'l'l' ln ull ll ix lll'l'4lIIlS W0 kllllllv llwy all will rllllll' lflll' For lu' xurrly klltlllw his ln-lllls. Agl'Il'llIIillI'l' Club I. 2. 3, -I. IIICIIAIID KITISIKICII Fllllllhlll lwrn, senior xllirk Firsl illlprlfxxillll rlllllrr xlrvk Allll llVll1'II ,vnu know 'lllII. IIIAV. oh, Ill-V. 'l'lu'y illlllll rollle lwllrr ill IIl'llxI1'rlll'yll. Football I, 2, 43 Iiaslu-lllull 3. -tg Iiasv- ball 2. 3, 4: 'III'lil'Ii Ig Sportsmanship IlI'0IiIll'I'Il00lI 4. lVIlKIItlUI'IIII'I'I'I LAIIISSCIIICII Allnllyx lil!!!-V, srllllrlll illll- Shfvk lnllrkillgl likf' ll lift' lllll ll'lH'll llull rvrluin buy 1'llIlI!'S 'mullll I'l-gfs lllll huxy. lm' sl-r. East Iligh School I, 2: Sl-nior IIUIIII' PICOIIOIIIICS Club 3, 4, Ill-willv Stall' 4. IIOSIC LAZZAIIU IIIIIDID-V :lllll xlllilillgl 'l'll4ll'x llllr Ilnxll- 'lllll' wlllrlr- lllly lllfllllllll .-I plll ymnl llllll IFIIP. Chorus I, 13,-I-1 Public Spvnlailig Club 2, Girls' Sufi-ty Patrol 3: Girls' Activi- tius 2, 3: Junior Play llslwr 3, Ilvu-illv Stull' 4. .IAMICS I.lICIiI'fIlMAN lI4 x lllll llllll llllrk, ll fl'l'4'II1l Ill llll Aull Slllllfl ill llixlury lf lllll lnhrll il mlnes lo llll- young ll-lllnrll .IIIHIS lllllulwre as you cull src. AIIl'Il:IlIIilll'l' Club I. 2, 3. -I3 Agriculturm- .lllilglllg 3. 4, Basa-ball lVIlIIlHgl'l' 2, Foot- ball 4: Ilvvvillv Stall' 4. WAI,'l'l'IIl IAJISI NSR IC ll-'llll ix Il fnullulll lD!ll.Vf'l' ll illl ll fllflll lhlll lII4lkI'S llll-nl IUlll'l'l',' lllll-ll fllll ix llrollllll his lu-1-fr llmll A glflflll lIl1Ulf0l' ll yirl lu lllfll. Ifootball 3. 4: 'I'ral'k 2. 3, 4: IIIII'2ilIlllI'1II bports I, 2, 3. JACK I,U'I'ZI'f II'IlZ4Il'1l ill fflfllllllll 111111 lulxkrlllllll, lull, .llll'k'x ll llil'l' guy and ll friend l't'lll and lruc. No! lVf'l'-V nlrisy, lllwuys lu-lll, lllv lllinks llllll Gem' is prelly xml-Pl. Ilasluvtllull 2, 3, 43 Footbull 4, Cabinvt 4: Sp0l'I,SllllHlSIllp Brotllcrllood 3, 4: Vvnalorus VOI'Il0l'lllIl 2, 4, Class Prvsi- dnnt 1, 3: Ilascball 33 Ilvvvilli- Stall' 4, Intramural Sports I. 17 ALIFIIICD I ' Q Il ill: four mlwvls, luvn liglrls, und rvvn u horn, ,f1l'x rmllly gurl u fur 'l'l1uI xrrwx Iln' purporu' prrfvrlly If you 1Iun'l lrunl lu yu lnufur. S1-uim' l'Iu5 IIUIIIIIIII-IN' 4: llc-vm-illu Stull' 4. ANNA MAY lVlACli I nu Iilu' lwr llu' miuulr' ,vnu lm-rl lu'r Imfll Iilw Ilrr ull :gf -wrul' rluvx Tn lu' ufril'nrI1qfIlli.w girl lx suulrlllingl Ilml rmlly puyx. Yu-uulnrvs V1-rburum 4: .luniur Ilmnm- I'II'UllIIlIlIl'S Club 21 I'ublu' Sp:-uking Club I: II1-xc-illv Stull' 4. l.IlICl.l,A MACY I.u1'IIu is nal huxllful Nur is xlu' wry quwl IIr'r um' umhilmll ix, I gfllvxx, 'l'u ruusr' u liiluriruax riul. Girls' Avlix ilivs I, 2. II. 4: Cllurus I: .IIIIIIUF Ilmnr- l',4'ullulllu's Club 2: Sm-nlur llumm- lCc'ullmllu's Club Il. 11-. IJUNALD MADISON lhmulfl lllwxrfl lilu' Ilu' girls Il ill: ull lla:-ir FIIIIFIIIIIIII, prrlly rurlx .'Igll'If'llIIIIl'l' is his lmxl Iwi .luxl fury:-I uhoul llu' gfirlx uml ln lI lu- ull xvl. Aggrivullurv Club I, 2, Il, 43 Ag.:ri1'uIlur4- .lmlging 4. I7UlI0'I'lIY lVlAl'lll'l'l'INS .4 nirrr person .vmfll srlllnm find 'lx Ilullir, small ulul :lurk .Vu mullr-r how yloumy llu' :luy llml rluuvux Nlu x guy us u Iilllr' lurk. Svniur Ilnmn- l'l1-unmuirs Club Il, -I: .Iuniur llmm- Ifvmminivs Club 23 Girls' A1'lix'ili4's I. 2: Iluwvillm' Stull' 4: Fvniur Pluy flUllIIllIl,I.l'1' 4: .Iuuiur Play Cum- IllIII,l'l' Il: .IIIIIIUF llrum IIIlIllIllIII.l'1' Il: Cuurivr Stull' 4. GICUIIGIQ lVIAII'llI Hu runnin xuyx llu' prnvrrll. fl ml lluppy ,vmfll Iu ' Iful fun on Ilu' vllrrr Ilurul Sulixlirs mr. Iluml I. 2: Chorus I: I+'uul.bulI llflunugc-r Il: l mxI.lmll Al-: 'l'ru4'k I, 2, 3, 4: Agrivul- Iurv Club I. 2. 3, -I-1 IlII,l'illllllI'llI Spnrls 'I Il. CAIIIIULI. MAIICIINICII II4' llrivrx uvilh sim-:I Il'lu-rvrrr lu' gmrx llr- rlrrxsvs uvilla lush' llr- yn:-x in lmslr. I I,l Ill ICNI IIC M AIII IY I Inrr'm'r is u quirl yirl In srlmnl. llirrv is IIU rluulll. Ilul wlwll Il ronwx In Innwlinq You xlmulul IlI'1Il' Iwr xlmul. Couric-r Stull' 4. IIAIIISAIIA MAIISIIALI. In Ilixlur-V lfurlruru flaws Iu'r Iwxl Ill ull nllwr xulnfmrlx, loo liul u'lu'n il rolrirx lo slmrlliulul II's, OIL u'hul wlmll I 1IuI ' Girls' A4'l.iviIi4-s 2. II: Svniur llluy Ilsllm-I' 41 llvxvilla- Stull' -14. MAIIY MARTIN You rrrluinly knuu' Mnr-v ,fl nirrr girl is Ilur1Ilo.liluI Slu' isn'l ul ull fvmlrury Sha-'s rl girl QI' llu' Izrsl kinrl. I.iInrury Club 2. II, fl-1 lVliw1I Choir I, 2g Ilvw-illu Stull' I. 4: Publix- Spm-ukillg: Club I, 2: Girls' A4'lixil.im's I. 2. 3, 4: lllurunu-lu-s 2. 3. 4: Cubim-I. II: .luniur I'Iuy II: SIIIDFISIIIIIIINIIIP l5rul.ln-rllnofl JI, 4: SUIIIOI' Pluy 4: Class Sur-rm-tury 3: Muguzuu- Cunlusl, I.:-mlvr 4: lnlr-ruluss Buskctbull 35 COIIIIIIUIICOIIIUIII, Usher 3. 18 G- ROGER MARTIN lilac' ryrs, flaxhing xmilr, Frrv from worry. frm' from rarr Making niisrllizjf sails his xlylr QI' lhis mr'r1- all awarr. Football 4: Ilaskvtball 2. 3. 43 .lunior Play 33 .lunlor Prom clUlIlllllIIl'l' 33 llabmvt 43 'I'vnnis 3, 4-3 llvvvillv Stall -13 Safvty Patrol I, 2, 33 Intramural Sports lg Band 1, 2. IA l'l I'I IC M ASIA IN A Shy arnl prrlly is lhix airl Wilh all hrr prvlly nalaral rurlx :In airplam' hoxlrsx ix lwr a ilu II'r'r1' surf' X0llIl'llllj' xlu ll.lin4l lIl'l'f1lllIl'. Nliwml Choir I, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Sal?-I y Patrol 23 Couriu-r Stall 33 Rs-vvillc Stall' 1143 .lunior Play Ilsllvr 33 S1-nior Play llslwr 4. IIICIIALD MATTYS .li-rry livrx in Laurrllon II hirh wr' all know liul mlu'li il ronwx lo yirlv 7'luil'x mln-rf' la' makrx hix xlmoav. IIIIIICIC lN'II:MII,I.lXN Ifrara' likvs lo alrivr hix rar II llf'llf'l'1'l' hr yiwx away lia' wlwn il 1-omex la xlialyina 'l'hal'x xawvl for anolhrr slay. Ag.qriuultur0 Club I. 2, 3, -I3 Iiasvball I3 Football -1: llIlUl'llS I. 2. 3. DOR0'I'IIY IXIIISCIAIW Ilhrn llollir' ln-ainx lo lalk lo you You yiiw your hrvl allfalian For rw-ryllzimy sla- has ln say ls full offaxrinalion. Ontario lligll School I. 23 Junior Prom Connnittvv 33 .lunior Play tlonnnitla-me 33 S4-nlor Ilonm I':l70Il0Illll'S Club 3, 43 Library Club 3, 4-3 Senior Play 43 III-vvlllv Stall -1. CARI,'I'0N ORIGINS lfarllarfx llw guy a'ha's so marh fun llis prrxonalilhv ranfl br' oulrlonr Ilr dm-sn'l xi-Pro lo like rnurh work liul om' lhingfx xurr-, lu' zlorslfl xhirk. Inlranulral Sports I, 2, -t3 Iianrl I, 2, 3. -1: llaslwtball Managvr 43 V1-nalorvs V1-rborunl fl: .Iunior Play Ilslwr 33 Senior Play llsllvr 43 Orcln-stra 43 Safvty Patrol I, 2. 3, 41-3 llabinvt II-3 Stamp Club I, 221 Rvvm-lllv Stall V143 Bass-- ball 33 Spvvial Choir -I. ISRUCIC 0'IJICl,I, Iirarv ix aailr- a lail Whaxr amhilion ix lollly II'hrlhr'r lu' xiu'r1'1-:lx or aol IH' know lhal lu- will lry. Ifootball I, 2, -1-3 I5oy's Sal!-ty Patrol I, 2, 3, -1-. WAI,'I'I'IR OLSON II'all is an 1-ararxl srholar llr :lows his mark aiilhoul a hollrr lla' :ww-r has marlz lo my lful we like' him any wav. Intramural Sports I. 2, 3, 11-3 Choir I. RAY MUNI? OSRURN Ossir ix Ihr 1-ornrrlinn Ax you all know lial when il cnnzes lo llomr Er-. llr's xlurlz in llur dough. Football I. 2, 3, 43 Intramural Sports I, 2. 3, 43 'l'rac'k I, 2. IIICIIAIIIJ UWICN We like your Pkws of hlm' ur like your lnlonll hair, loo lful on llw qurslion Ill' girls II '11 wolulcr who's-who. 19 WALIACIC PICNSCICN Arlinnx Xpruk lIlllIIl'l' lhun wurllx Thu! ix why hr x so SPIIIIIIH hrurrl. l.4's llulnllzmls .l, -1: llvu-lllv Stull -lg lulrzuuurul Sports 2, Il. INDNALD PINIQNICY 'NBII xvvnrx In lu' sl q'li1'l hui ll hm: srhvv' is oul. hl' ix qlun' Thru. wilh Killvv hy hrs willf- Ile' run lukf' llvrfnr u rillr, .Mrrivullnu-v Club I. 2. Cl. f11:.lumior Play llsllvl' ll. l3lCllNlCl'I I'IllCN'l'lSS Ilurlr lmir1'1l'. dark 1'-Vfd lasx is xhv rlx prullhv :lx lhm' funn' ,lull wlnrrr yuu lhink 'gf Clulrk ll lml u lurky guy is hr! 1iirls'.M-lixilim-s I, 2. Il, '1w:.Iuuim' lluuu- l'Im-umuuivs Club 21 S4'lllUl' lluun' lfvu- umuivs Club Il: .luuiur Prmu Cuuuuil lvl- Il: .luuinr Plny lll7llllllll,ll'l' Il: SQ-uinr Plug -lg Cuul'i1'r Sl,ull'4l1 lla-wlllv Slullll. HICUINZIC PHINZINKS ilvurfyr is u quirl hm' ,-lmhilioux in his uvwh lmvx hu' likv' In xllnlAv lx u quvxliull nnxwrrrfl in his uvnrk. Clmrus lg .luuiur Pluy llllllllllllvlkl' Il. ICIJWIN IKUSS .fl rrul xln':'1'sxflll lull is hr' Ill' uwurx rr fI'lI'll1ll-V xnlih' ll 1- :lurfl lermlv uvhul hr' nvunlx In lu' liul hr rlvxvrr-vs u !lf1r. nn Ihr din.. lnlrauuuml Spurls l, 2. Il. l,UllllAlNl'I H085 llvr 1'.vrs urn' xhim'nf1 llvr rwlfly lflllgllllwr llvr xmrlr is l2'lz'lliny1 Sun' lx rulrllilm v - - . . - 1 - l.uurn'r hlull J, -lp lll'Yt'Illt' hlull 43 Clmrus l. IKICN IIIIICHY Ifrn is un urlixl llix murlr is vvrlv z'l1'm'r Fur nuff' you gnu' upnn hix vkrlrh You knou' il IX u lrmsurc' S'l4'llt'4'l'lNll'l lligll S1-Iuml lg llrlglllull lligll S1-luml 2: .luluur Prom flHlllIllll'l.t'L' Il: lh-xc-lllv Stull -l-. .IHSICPIIINIC lllliiillilll .lnsir is u frirnrllv qirl ll hu likvs In :ln whuI's rigyhl .-1 ml lrhrn il 1'nnu's In llnllwllvurk Shu' :Inns il rlwry niyhl. Choir I. -1: Couri1'rSlull'3g Girls' Sufvly Pulrul 3: .luniur llmuv lCm'mlullli4's Club Il: .luuiur Play llslwr 3: 'luuior Prom fllllllllllllfl' 33 S1-uiur Play llsllvr -14: lla-wlllv Stull fl. .IUIIN SAl,'l'lCli .lnhll ix 11 :wry xlurliuus lml Ilv :lm-sn'l lwlia-lv' in lmiuyf lun! Ill' rhwx hix lvnrk IIS gmnl lmyv xhnulrl ll 1 1l :ln il, lun, um only Clllllll. ' ' .7 - , .- fllllllf' l, ... 3, 4, Urolwstru l. 2, .l, 'lg liauul I. 2, 3, lg Cuurim-r Stull' 2, Ii, -ll: .luuior Play llllllllllllllfli 33 .luuiur Prom lllblllllllllfl' 3: Public Spvukiug Club 3: S1-uiur Pluy 4-1 lim-vc-illv Stull' 4g Photo- grruplly Club 4. IKUBICIVI' SCllll,S'l'liA I I is lroyixh heurl To lhc cuusr qf Ihr noise l,1:mls us ull In senior sludy hull. lutruulurnl Sports lg Agriculturv Club I, 2. 3, 45 Agriculture Judging 3, 4. 20 rf Xf Q 2 ROBERT SCIIMEER In school. quile smarl Oni of srhanl, on a lark llair uprighl, big smile No wonder he's every girl's slylc. Benjamin Franklin lligh School I 5 Vt-nutorcs Vorborurn 3, 45 .Iunior Prom Committee 35 Senior Play Ctllllllllllrt' 45 Ilovuilla Stull' 45 Intramural Sports 2, 3, 45 Junior Play Goiniuittvv 3. YVll,l.lAlVl SCIIIXIQIISICII Ag class is whal lfill enjoys For lhere he is uvilh all lhe boys Ile always wears a big grin Anil is up lu somellzing. lo our chagrin. Agriculture Glulm 2, 3, 45 Agrivulluru Judging 2. 3, 45 lntruluural Sports I, 25 Ili-vi-illu Stull' 45 Suuior Play Gouuuit- ti-0 -I-. GLAIKICNCIC SICAVICIVI' lflari-nee is wry lxrialil in xrhool Ile really is na lnalfsfaol To ull of us i!'s a myslwry lluw he can answer quesliuus in hislury. Track Manage-r 35 Assistant l ootImII Manager SI: liuskvtlmll Muuugt-r II: llllftllllllflil Sports 1, 2. LIGUNA SICMMI.IClt A luvalrle girl ller persanalilhv is full II'ilh hrarl so sim-1-re QI' sunshinv and rhrcr. Girls' Activities 45 luti-rm'lass liuskvt- ball 45 Ili-vuillv Stull' 4: .lunior Ilomt- l'll'0II0llllCS Club 25 S1-nior llltlllt' lCi'o- nomics Club 4, Svnior Pluy llslu-r 4. ICIINICST SPICIIIIING Ile hall lhe rolr- of a lnuller ln lhv Senior l'lay llis funny a1'rf'nl mazlr us laugh Lang afler 11ve'1l gone away. Footlmll 2. 35 'l'r:u'la 2, 35 lluuil I. 2, 3, 41 Urvlu-stru I, 2: .luuior Pluy 31 Sm-nior Play 4. DONALD S'l'lGKl,lCS liroarl slmulilf-rrrl, lrlarul, u'ill1 a linv uvaisl lIan'plays lrumpel anrl :Ire-ssc-s uiilh lasle llis lahlrv is bofina, his uvork'x done nu-ll If -vnu zranl a man. lu- saunfls pre-Ily swell. 'Track 2, 3. 4: 'l'i-uuis 3, 45 Buuil I, 2. 3, 45 Urollastru I, 2. Cl. 45 Vi-nutorvs Vvr- lbtbrlllll 4: Dani-v Uri-In-st,ru 2. 35 Intru- luurul Buski-Llmll 4. lNlll,DlilCl3 STIIANG lllark hair anll lzluf' r-yrs In sp:-1-1-h slufs lu-wr lzrivff Will: these dislinrliuns Shi-'s u lwrferl erlilar-in-rlziif. Chorus 15Girls' M't,ivit.ivs I, 2. .51 Si-nior Pluy Uslwr 45 liilitor-in-Clllivl' ol' llvxv- illo 4. IIIICNIC 'l'0l.l.liS Irene like a lol ljfan Never worries if lessons ari'n'l dam' I'ou laugh a lol wlien xlufs uraunil A bellcr girl mulrlu'l lzrfonnil. Girls' Ac't.ivit,ivs I 5 Choir I, 2,41 ilI't'llt'S- tru I , 2. WILLIAM 'FUWNICII .4 sailor llill uvanls In lu- Sa lu' ran sail lhe s4'm'n seas Iiul now his slalion uiagum is his alory llappy, loo, is in lhe slory. l 0ot.l1nll 45 liuskvtlmll 3, 4-5 Ill-xi-illv Stull' 45 lntruxuurul Sports l, 2, 3, -lg Photography Club 3. FIIICDICIIICK VUGT When asked a queslion in hislury Whal lrirlzs his memory does play For lhrough lhose passing hours A ll dules anilfmrls passefl away. lntrzunurul Sports 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 4. 21 IIOIEICIIT WAIIAR liuln is always going faxl ln yoorl marks hc r'an'l br passed With llislary C hr rales hiyh ln llamrmakiny he lrifx lo make piv. llI'IIlAI.IDlNIi WMINICII llerry' lirrs in Ilnion llill. Shi-'X shnrl and nral Hal avlufn il rmnrs la Hay llr lhinks shfx aailf' pclilef. .Iunior Ilona- I':1'0Il0Illli'S Club 23 S4-nior Iloun- I'l1'UllUlllIl'N Club 3, 4, Ilvy 1-Ille- Stall' -I: .Iunior Play Couunille-0 3. IIUBICIVI' WAIINICII liah lovrs lo jakr aral lraxv .ilnil lries harrl all Ihr girls lo plraxr- This he'll do nnlil ranws fhe :lay Snnu'lhiny happrnx, lhan hr'll xlay nal :J lhe way. Ilanil 2, 3, -I: llI'l'Ill'SI.l'H 2, 3, 43 IEHIIH' llrm-Iwstra 3: Pllotograplly Club 43 Courivr Stall' 4. IIUWAIID WATSON llonvnrzl is lall llis friendly xmilf' II ilh rarly hair Is xeen e1'cry1vlu'r1'. Inlralnural Sports I, 23 Iioys' Safely Patrol 3. 43 .Iunior Play llshvr 31 SPIIIUI' Play llsln-r -I. INDIIICIVI' W'I'IICllAIl Ile' has a lwinkla in his PFVF 'l'hix happy Senior ilrummffr hay lfrjforr you know him, he sri-ms ralhrr shy. Iful lake' il from me-' has Ihe real Mrllohv. I ool lmll 2, 3, 43 Intramural Sports I. 2. 3. -I: Ilanil I, 22, 3, 4: Dance Urchc-slra LZ, 3, Urclwslrn I, 2. 31 .Iunior Play Conunil tw- 31 Svnior Play f,l0llllllIl,lPl' 4. ICAIII, WIIALICN l'll :lo my hfxl Thr-n, likr lhe' rfxl To win my fame' I'au'll know my name. 'I'ravk 3, Al-. .IUSICPII WIlICI'II.I'IIl In Sfllll-SHFIICP he :lass his work II'iIh ni-vvr a araver or a xhirk Hal in hix silrnre hr' lhinks up lrirks Nol jusl one, but jim' or sir. Intramural Sports I, 25 .lunior Play l lslwr 3. CAIIII WIIITICIVIAN ,-I hrillianl slarlrnl One who rales so high II ilh a kwa miml ls hard lo jinil. IIll,l'lilllllI'Hl Sovm-r I, 23 Stamp Club I, 2: Cla-ss Club 2, 3: Vvnalorus VPFIIOFIIIII -I: I'Ilol,ograpIly Club 4, .Iunior Play Colnlnillvn- 3: .lunior Proln CommilI,i'n' 3, Sm-nior Play fl0IlIlllIl,U'P 11-3 Ill-yvilln' Stull' Al, Iiasvball 2. ICVA WI I.IIICIl'I' A morr rlafrlfal yirl coalil nrvrr he foanil Than lhis wavy-lmirwl laxs avilh eyvs of brown, 'l'hr girl who lznauvx lam' la bakr' a pie' The rlwrry pic rharnp of IH-l:xIf'r lliyh .luuior Ilonlv Iivonoiuivs Club 23 Sm-nior Ilona- Iivonoum-s Club 3. -1: Si-nior Plu y llsllvr -Ig Ilvu-illv Stall' +1-3 Courivr Stall' 4. DUIIIS W'Il.I,IAlVlS lluris' is a poppy girl Sh: s full rjfun and laaghler Anil if you vurr yr! her mail You'll never know till aflefr. Courivr Stall' 43 Iluvvillu SI,aIl'1l-5 Lvail- 1-rs' Class 3, 4g llirls' Allivilius I, 2, 3. 4: Girls' Snfvty Patrol 1, 2, 3, 4: Choir lg S4-nior Play Conunittuu 45 Senior Home Iivonomics Club 3, 43 Junior Ilornc Iicononucs Club 25 Junior Play Usher 31 Inlvrclass 'I'c-urns 3, 4. 22 . LEWIS WOLF IIe's fond of alhlelics Ile piays lhe games by rule, Bul he :Jian made lhe Seniors Hernuin ufler school. Choir 1, 2, Band 2, 3, 4, Football Manager 2, 3, 4, Baseball Manager 2, 3, 4, 'l rack 2, Agriculture Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Senior Play Committee 4, Public Speaking Club 1, 2, 4, Dance Orchestra 3, Ath- letic Council 3, 4. PROPHECY Come, hurry with me. Here we are. These are the broad stone steps that lead to the Door of Op ortuni- ty of this tall and stately building called Glimpses of the Future. Would ou like to glimpse wiiere the class of '41 of Webster High School has ventured? Every graduate with his dipiioma clutched in his hand has visualized what he wishes his future to be. Now, we shall see if his plans have been achieved, if success has sent a mist of happiness and joy to him, and if he realizes that his high school years had been the core of his fruitful future. The door is opening. Enter the Hall of Future Prospects. This first door sa s, The Medical World. Shall we take a peek mi' T wo girls in white uniforms-Anna May Mack and Trane Tolles-are working energetically at their desks. In the operating room, two doctors-Edward Fuoco and Clarence Seavert-with three assistant nurses-Esther Beisiegel, Ellen Cleary and Mary Enderlin-are operating on an emergency case. Through this door, Dentistry, we see Doris Williams busy with her apparatus. The next door says, Teaching There's Barbara Fisher explaining the verb forms to her English class, Marian Guerand reading J ack and the Beanstalk to her first graders, George Maier giving a talk about spring planting to his agriculture class, and Lewis Wolf showing the fundamentals of dairying to his pupils. As we were about to cautiously open another door, the marching of feet approached us, and there stood art of Uncle Sam's forces. The captain, John Cushman, shouted Attentionl he familiar faces of Norbert Banke, James Butz, Roy Comstra, William Hennekey, James Lieberman, Carlton Oberg, Robert Schmeer, and Frederick Vogt, all of the army, obe ed the command. The uniform of the arm air corps caught our eyes. Behold, Philip Bellomo, Robert Hoflhnan, and Walter Lobinske with the inevitable helmet and goggles arched on their heads. Strolling around the corner come two aeronautical engineers-Wallace Pensgen and lifobert Weegar. When the captain shouted, Forward March! the men saluted, smiled, and left. Suddenly the door, which we were about to enter, swung open and ont rushed a ou of oil smeared fi ures. We recognized them as bein mechanics. Among them were Donald Dickenson, Iglied lDorwald, Santo lgnocchario, Robert Hutte- man, Aifred Luke, Edwin Ross was employed as a tool designer, William Guthrie and Jack Lotze as chemical engineers, John Comerford in metallurgy, and William Caple and Carl Whiteman as chemists. As we entered the door which read, the Firm of Opportunity, Inc. our eyes were focused on countless ersons working at individual desks. As each face lifted to look at us, we distinguished them as being: Marjorie lilriscoll-ty ist, Rose Hulbert, Marguerite Lauhscher, Lottie Maslona, Lorraine Ross, Josephine Ruggeri -general office workers, George Prinzin , Mildred Strang, .loseph Wheeler-bookkeepers, Donald Stiekles -accountant, Ruth Hendricks, Betty Pill, Virginia Kaluzny, Jean Kittelberger, Rose Lazzaro, and Flor- ence Marcy-secretaries, Walter Olson-machine operator, Peter Klem-advertising manager, and .lames Hendricks-the firm lawyer. I After leaving this huge, noisy ollice, we strolled into a beauty salon where Margaret Koons, Shirley Brucker, Almera Forman, Virginia Hargarther, and Dorothy Musclow were busily working in their booths. Dorothy Hammond and Bernice Prentiss, the telephone operators, were having a facial when their boss, Howard Watson, sent an emergency call. The pleasant aroma of food led us into the department of Home Economics. Gene Harris and Geraldine Wagner were employed as dieticians with Evelyn Clifford, Leona Semmler, and Eva Wilbert assistin them. Thcil decorators-Audrey Amann, Betty Chluch and Jean Hendee-were sketching plans while chatting wit us. When we left this department, we met the journalists- Robert Gerlach, Virginia Kelly, and John Salter -rushing oil' to complete their assignments for the day. We tried to follow them but the strains of melodious piano composition arrested our attention. As we glided to the door, we found others attentively listening to the music. They were Betty Hapgood-laboratory technician, Jean Johanson-buyer, Mary Martin- social service worker, Raymond Osborn-assemblyman at Kodak, Robert Busch-gas station attendant, William Towner and Robert Wa ar-clerks, Vincent Craft, Edward Gnage, Donald Madison, Robert Schilstra, William Schrieber, and Earl Whalen-farmers. The music that so enchanted these people and us was being played by Edwin Hayden. I?Nhile leaving the building, and with the beautiful notes still echoing behind us, we wondered at the work ol' ate. 23 CLASS OF '42 OFFICERS EDWARD J ANTSCHI . , President KENNETH CoNaow . . Vice-President DOROTHEA FLINT . . . Secretary ROBERTA DEPOINT . . . .... Treasurer ROBERT BOTT, MARY KING, JOHN CAMPBELL Cabinet Members MEMBERS Betty Adkin Robert Allen Douglas Austin Gertrude Basch ' Thomas Baxter Rita Becker Jeanette Bch Doris Beisiegel Grantley Belsiegel Francis Bertch Norma Bertenbreiter Jack Blanchard Robert Bott David Brotsch Eleanor Brown John Cam bell Norman Cgiase Harold Colby Elsie Cole Kenneth Conrow Carl Cooman Marion Craft Shirley Cronkhitc Glenn Dayton Henry Deane Richard Decker Walter DeGraaf Roberta DePoint Carol DeWitte Loretta Diehl Earle Dodd Gilbert Dole Carl Dossenbach Betty Emerick Rosemary Ernisse Doris Ester Grace Farnsworth Howard Fernaays Charles Fish Calvin Fisher Dorothea Flint Robert Flynn Jack Foster Howard Fraser Margaret Gavens John Gay Jeanne Gregg Virginia Heineman Marjorie Hendricks Betty Hess Madeline Hicks William Hill Henry Hirsch Neva Hoffmeier Frank Hollenbeck Edward J antschi Anne Jensen June Johnson Carl Kaler Phyllis Kelly Earl Keyel Mary Kin Marjorie Igleinhammer Edmund Kleisley John Klem Marjorie Kober George Livingstone Helen Lochner Donald McClellan Jean MacDonald Velma Mack Donald Marchner Marjorie Markell Mary Marshall Sylvia Marshall Andrew Martin Charles Mastin Dolores Memmel Marjorie Merrill Alvin Merzke Lois Metcalf Dorothy Mildahn Jane Miller Ruth Morton Marie Newman Raymond Owen James Papapanu Betty Peachey Roberta Pinkney William Rochelle James Rothfuss Dorothy Sanders Helen Schlafer Edward Schmidt Charles Schutt Alice Semmler Thelma Semmler Dorothy Sharkey Frederick Smith Raymond Smith Jack Spall Audrey Sperring Lois Spink Chris Sturm Dorothy Sutorius Fem Tiede Betty Toung Helen Ann Vail Marie Voellinger Robert Vogt Robert Wahl Betty Waldow Bernard Walik Frank Watson Rita Wauters George Wehrle Irving Weilert Rosalind Wenzel Marjorie White Harold Willmes Ellery Wilson William Winslow Doris Ziegler Marion Zimmer Richard Zimmer With great zest, the Junior Class has taken part in a great many activities. They have been well represented in sports and school organizations .... The class officers, elected at the beginning of the year, have done their part to uphold the fine reputation of the class .... On Thanksgiving Eve, many enjoyed dancing under the stars at the Junior Prom, which was very successful under the supervision of Miss Stone .... The delightfully clever comedy The Cnarm School was presented under the skillful supervision of Miss Bradley .... Next year, as seniors, they will endeavor to attain greater achievements. 24 nmtk mm: Hr'l,r'ul1, Hl'VIl'!lllll'. ffrqfl. li'4'l'1:is1'f1, HYIIHUIIIIIII, IIPUYW. ffurlis, Rllffll-f', llflllllflllllll. U'lfr1'f'H. Srh11ll'r'L', I-'ulNn'l'll mm: l runl.'. Pulvlnr, Slllllllfllffl. I 1uu'n, ,H1'lx'1'r1I1'.v, lie'n4lf'r, ffllvll. ux4lHSf'lll1'jjt'l', llurrix, U illmrx. ll1'a'l.'il1.wm. 'I'IlllKID mm: l rrrin, U1'l urlin, Hizlik, Wllilcjllnrfl, Hu-vlv. lff'lll'1'll. lflurlc. 1llSfl.II. HVf'lIl'l'l', Ilullv. sl-lumix lum:Srln1r'f'!1. llullurk. f,IllIlllf'1V, Ilmlal. HAIVIIIVIIIIIS, lXl'lI'lIllIIl. ffrippvn. Ix'lf'm, liixrl:up1'ny1. l HUN'I' mm: lun Ih-u.w'n. li,1IN1'IllI1llIl'I'. l'f'nxy1'l:, Slvrv. IDvllfll'l'll-Il, lluppw. fftlfllllllll, Svllllll, lflll'llUll'. lurk mm : .lulmxun. Sruilh, I,ulc1', lulrlr. lx'uhIu-r, flrzgllix, Ilull. uvflllbllfll-9. Ixlrnr. Hurlin. I..vunx. :fm HTH num : lffwlwllr, la'hrm', l'vI'0lllll1llfl'l', ZlAlllllIl'l', lfr1'u'4'r, lvIlll1ll'IllPll,V!l, l,ul:f'. 1. U'lh'll, f:llil7'1II'll. Agllllrlll. Tllllilb mm: lfrlppnrl. xl1'fjl1'lI4lIl. lf. .luhnxun. U.ffUllllUl', firumlirk, l'urmlrrm. HVIIPIICF. lflllilltll, Sfhull. -xIfll,l'l'. SICCUNID mm: .1lurl1'y. lirussu, llillwr. lirilrllfllz, Ilylllllll, llrzllllukvr, lfllI'kU1l'ffl, l ish1'r, Hfiyhl. lflmwl' mm : Sullun, Ih'4'kf'r. lirllonw, Illwlzll. lfrippx, l'urluIn, Enderlin, Smilh. 26 CLASS OF '43 OFFICERS EDGAR WILLIAMS . President KENNETH Fuoco Vice-President DORIS HATMAKEP. . . . Secretary ALAN KUBBEI1 .... . . Treasurer JEAN HELMKAMP, HARRY CRIPPS . Cabinet Members MEMBERS Raymond Auble Ellen Austin Howard Beaehner Virginia Beilman Frank Bellomo Doris Bender Anthony Bischoping Richard Brewer Daniel Brusso Marvin Burgie Alice Burkowitz Alean Clark Betty Clifford Mary Cooman Charles Craft Olive Crippen Harry Cripps Melba Cudney Paul Curtis Rosemary Daly Marilyn Decker Paul Dickinson Carol Dublin Lela Enderlin Patricia Enderlin Albert Engler Richard Erhne Wilma Ferrin Adaline Fisher John Frank Norma Fromholzer Kenneth F uoco Oliver Ginegaw Dorothy Gramlick Frederick Grillis James Hall Virginia Hallock Arlene Harris Doris Hatmaker James Heald Eleanor Heaven Peggy Helfer Jean Helmkamp Janet Hopper June Hopper Helen Huehn Virginia Hyman Barbara Johnson Edgar Johnson Helen Kaminski Irene Ketchum Douglas Klem Mary Jane Klem Alan Kubber William Lochner Barbara Lotze Harold Luke Albert Lyon Ethel McClellan Myrtle McFarlin June McKinley Roy McLean Anna Maier Robert Martin June Miller Kenneth Miller George Mintz Robert Morley Gordon Mulye George O'Brien Gertrude O'Connor Alice 0'Dell Marilyn 0'Dell Dorothy Parlato Betty Paylor Russell Pensgen Donald Quinn Esther Rachow Norma Rapport Roland Reinisch Robert Rochelle Audrey Rosenbauer Marion Sandburg Bruce Scharch George Schulick Evelyn Schutt Virginia Schutt Elaine Smith Evelyn Smith Richard Smith Robert Smith Eugene Specht William Spengler Donald Steve Betty Sutton Blanche Vandenbush Betty VanDeusen Michael Vorndran Nathalina Walik Beverly Warner Dorothy Weaver Dorothy Whiteford Ralph Whiteman Edgar Williams Eugene Williams Mary Ellen Willis Eleanor Willmes Ruth Wollschleger Violet Wright Anna May Zimmer In the democratic atmosphere of Webster High School, the Class of 1943 elected their class officers under the guidance of Mr. Morris and Mr. Donohue. Our freedom of initiative was expressed when we sponsored an after-school dance in the gymnasium, the profits from which did not greatly re- plenish our treasury but rather, added to our store of experience. We gained further training in democratic living by taking part in the many extra-curricular activities offered by the school. ln our two remaining years we hope to make good use of our American heritage of free democratic education. ' 27 C ass of '44 OFFICERS FRANK KLICK . . Presidenl MARY NAGLE . Vice-President BETTY Ramisca . . Secrelary BETTY ANN COLLINS .... . . Treasurer WALTER CAMPBELL, Lols MOTZER . Cabinet Members MEMBERS Marjorie Abrams Stewart Amish Dorothy Anderson Edgar Anderson Irene Beh Albert Brodzinski Marion Buchholz June Byrnes Walter Campbell Robert Christensen Richard Colby William Colby Betty Ann Collins Velma Comstra Catherine Corkish James DeBrine Virginia Dellrueker Ronald Ecklcr Bruce Englehart Betty Ester Beatrice Fischer Eleanor Fish Shirley Fox Joseph Giordano Jack Ilallauer Kenneth Handyside Genevieve Hauck Philip Heislein .lames Henopp Arthur Hilliker Rita Holl'man Roland Huehn Betty Hulbert Joseph Jantschi Earl Jayne Margaret Jensen Paul Kircher Wilbert Kitz Frank Klick Shirley Knights Gordon Kober Dona Kofod Lucille Konetski Matthew Konetski George Leistcn Bernard Lobinske Gerald Lochner Rosemary Lochner Mary McAlpin Margaret Madison Arlene Maier Helen Maier Kathryn Marsh Elizabeth Martin Paul Miller Helen Minnema Charles Mintz Ralph Moak Lois Motzcr Irma Musclow Mary Nagle Lillian Oestrike Anthony Urlean Patricia 0'Shea Charles Parlato Ziegmund Pieknnka Patricia Pieters Gerald Pinkney Shirley Potter Carl Prinzing Betty Publ Betty Reinisch Thomas Roekell Robert Rueby Nellie Schlieman Paul Schrieber William Sehulick John Sharkey Lois Simmons Elaine Smith William Stanton Sylvester Stiles .loyce Stratton Rita Struble Raymond Sturm Donald Taey June Vanderlyke John Van Stean Jane VerDow Robert Vogt Marjorie Walz Charles Warner Muriel Wasmuth Mildred Watson Gordon VVeilert Cliliord Whalen Shirley Wiedner Arline Wolf Marie Yaeger One hundred and nine pupils enrolled in our Freshman Class this year under Miss Parshall's guidance. Many have joined school activities. During the year a very interesting unit on alcohol was carried on by all members of the English I classes. This unit consisted of collecting information on various phases of alcohol and presenting them to a Freshman assembly on the final day devoted to the project. Members of Miss Hanlon's English classes also participated in a newspaper unit in which much material was collected concerning all types of newspapers. 28 liktxlx mm: lmixh, H'::l.wn1. Sullvr, llz-mlvff, Jlurzk. Sfunlnn, Pfllllflllljl. Hinlz. lL'a'kl1'r. Slilffs. lXbl.l'f'llt'l', U'11rm'r. l ul'n'l'n mm: l'i4'lc1:r1lcu, H if-flm'r. l ixrlwr, Iwllvlxlcll, AgI.llIlII0llN. l 1'xll. Ilvrmpp. lfllt'lI.V, lfnrlcislz, .g1'lll'f4'Ilt'l', lhyl. 'I'IllNIl mm I'ul1l, Jlurru, U IINIIIIIHI. Ilulhvrl. .N.1l!lIt'. lfullfrzx, flf'Slf'I.lfl'. IXvlHlt'l.Vl?I.. lugfml. 'Hinm'rnu. !.'om.vlru. SICCTUNIP mm 1 S1'hulia'lc Iz'xI1'l', li,vrm'x. AYIITIVIIIVIIU. Sf'lIlI'l'llI4llI. llrgffrllrlrl. 1III'fllI1S. Hrulixorl. llazlnlyxirlv. l,1lI',1lfll. lflmvl' mm: tIllll'l'SUIl. .Unlzrr lfurnplwll. .lu-wuz l.e'i.vlr'n. l n.r. llulla1u'r. lllffilcvr. IX wk mm : li'ru'lwll, Uufwr. HQ lfulbiv, Imlfirzslcff, Hiurrluno. lx'nl'ghlx, Smilll, H, lfullnlv. Urlvn. .'1lllIf'I'NINI. Harris. Um Slrun I+'UUll'I'lI mm: llurhn. H'l1rIl1'll. I3vll1ll1',l1lI'l. Slnlrlcfjv. lI!'l'Slf'l.ll, l,'l1r1'slf'l1s1'r1, liI'U1llillSkl-, Slrullun, l.1u'hm'r, .Uillf'r. liil: Tlllllll now: Jluiwr. lynllvr, l.e'l ru1'x, liurlzllolz. Ifv1'nisr'l:, U'Slwr1. l'r'rlJuu'. Hufyvr, Smll. Wulz. slcvuxlv mm: l.m'lm4'r lH4'.llpl'n, livll, Slrulmlv, .xIll.W'lUIl', l.angrlnn, Iluuvk, Slrulnlv, Nlurnz. l IUDX'l' mm: lx lirk, l'1'1'l1'rs, Junlxvlli, Dlurlin .ll'IIS1'll,.H'Yl'iIl'I',. lh'l1'rim', .'xI1ll'Sll. 220 , W' gg iv 192 :fs 'twsn 73, m Q if QQ fa e'S' 9 E 'l' ,H 'ii 3. , Q Wig' Qx ,dx 3 g 5' 3 9,095 ! 3,...k.,,-,Q A Q 3 yg 2 ,.g,f3? Q 19 53 Q 2 ty ,Q-Q yfal , 49 V Z as QQ Qs Ea af We 5. at 'Q ' Qf 9 fx Fw Q3 Q Q 3 by f :Q FIFTH URAIIIC lfnr llu-ir mmuul 1-xllilnil. llw liflll grzulm-rs vllusv Nvw Ynrk Slulv. ll. mes mwki-al uul, vi-r5 i'lm'u-rly lry ilu-sv lil'l,y-Iiw zunhilliuus nn-mln-rs muh-r lln- vullllmixlml lill'l'4'liUll mul lll'lp ul' Mrs. lluggvrs amd Miss llznrnvs. A Clirislmus party, Vulvnlim- pnrlly. pivniv, uml also an l'vw ul,ln'r purlivs xx 1-rv gm-:ally l'lljU,l'll. 'l'li1'ir lzilvnl mis 4-xpwssnwl in Lln' lllll'I'1'Siill:1 prug.:r:uns llwy prvpam-al for lln-ir ussvmlrly. F0l7R'I'll GRADE 'l'lw lllllflll grzulm- was nut svpnrul- 1-ll lllis yvur :ls llwy mum' Inga-l,ll1'r in Miss Svlu-rvr's rmun, mnnln-ring llllflrj-lllllll' llll'llllN'I'S. llmlvr Miss Sl'llt'I'l'l S llirvvliun lln-su lilllv pi-nplv ll'1lI'lN'Il lu lwvulme gnml vilizm-ns. 'l'hz-y prmm-il this hy l'llI'llllIlglll1'iI'uI,llllll'llil.lZ1'IlN.lllllllu in NSllll'll lln- pupils lc-urnwl llu- rvquisilvs ul' gum! 1-ilim-nsllip. Inl4'r1'slin,L: vxllilmils. pl'UgI'ZllIlS ill llnl ussm-mlnly, :md lln-ir tllll'iSl.IllIlN mul v2ll1'lllilll' purly 4'Ulllllll'll1'll lllcir wur. 'l'llIliIl GRAIIE l,usl, S1'lll1'IlllPl'l'. l.0I'ij-llll'1'l' vllil- llrvn mvl, us ilu- lliircl grudm- und:-r lllv dir1'1'lion ul' Miss HUIIIZIII :mil Mrs. Ili-rrivk. 'l'ln-so young pvupln- llzlw 1'IIl1'I'llIiIll'll lln' juniur nssvm- lrly mul hmm- inzulv inlr-ru-sling pru- llK'l'l,S, lrlvlllrlirlgg u 4'II'l'llN :mul an P111-lvlu Indian xillagv. A trip In ilu- W1-liste-I' Dairy mul thu making ul' lnul.l,4-r In se-lluul xwrm- 1'1lm'ulmmnI and IIlll1'l'1'Slllllg.f. w - 1 - . l4lll'INlllliiS :mil xilll'IliIlll' pzu'l.lvs vmnple-lm' lllis y'ur's m'l.ixilil-s. SICCONID Iilikllli Im-ulx-six pupils. uuiln-r l,Iu-I1-mI- vrsl iipnl' Iliss linlvsaiml Nliss Ile-maui. spi-nl an wry 1-ilm-:iliuiiul yn-air. Hu llll'lI' N'll'll1'l' lulvlv xwrv uizuix inl,1-r- l'NlllI fllDl'll-ll'l'lY.llll'llIllIll,EI1l xi-gn-lzililv l.flll'll4'll null rlisplups nu slonvs. llvsls. Illlt I uuly l'.xpi-ruuvuls um-rv wm- aluvlul lu ' slum lln- pl'm1'ss1's ul' 1-xupurziliuumul SIIIIIOIIIIILI. I'upils luml u iluily IIIWNSIHIIIUI Ilia NN Isl - 1- 1, vr llvraul1l. 'Xu znssvm- lilx prograuu 'l'ln- 'lilirvv Ili-urs nm 'll'l'H1'lll1'll ui llu- llruuurx aussi-mlmlx. l IllS'l' Illlkllli Iiln-rv xwrm' lllirly lmys :uul prirls Ill ilu' IIINI grmll' lln- paisl yvur. Ilia- stumlvuls umln-rlnuk svn-i':ll fl:-xvr 'Wil-ll'l'lS uu1l4-r llll' I1':ul4'i'sliip ul Nlrs, I-ulluvy. In um- pruJ1'm'l llu' pupils mulls- u slurv, During lliv 1-nu si u In I i 4 r. ' l' I ' yur Ili' slorv mis 1-Imngf-il iulu x2lll'llllIll'. l Iurisl. l4l1N'lx,illlll lll'1Il'l'I'f slurvs. l'Iu- lumps :uul girls :ilsu gun- u plug :il Iuaisln-r Iuiu- 4-ulillwl Mr, Illll mfs S1'1'l'l'l.ii Ii I NIIICIH LXli'I'ICN l'lu-rv uri- lxwuly-lluir 1-liilrlrvn in lln- luiuli-rggurlvu. I sm maun l'1'lll1'I'S nl' llll1'l'1'sl llns xi-ur limi- In-vu il ll':mspnl'I:illull pl'ug4'm'l mul u pus!- olllvv. llii' vlulilrvu Iizixv 4-riloxi-ml u'l'ix ling: . . vr puinling. spring--s, uml x uriuus Y ullu-r i'i'm':ilixm' IlIl'lllIllllS. lluyiug: ilu' rluyllun lnuul iuslruuu-nts ulll-rs ul lliv luxorlla' 1-ulvrl:uuuu-uls. I' 'ish-r tum- Ianni-'lil lurlli an pair! N ' r- . or pairr-uls :uul vlulmlrvu xulli vgg- l'4IlUl'lIlQlllll'lll'l'llIllllIll1llll lllll'1ll'lllhll. ACTIVITIES F. E E F2 2 S E T ASSOCIATIO l l l n wiv now 1 lfrunplrell. llill. ,l lurlin, fi1lSlllIIIIlI. I,ol:r'. lving, Slone. lldlllfflllllll, Ijflllllllllf. lfoll. Sl'IlIUNlvD now: CIIIIIPIICH, .lunIscl:i, .luhunson. Ilunn. ,Ill-Vl,l'll, fircyy, l 1mcu. I IlHN'I' now: lfczlrzxe'-v, Jllnrse, llupyoml, llxlrnz, ffrappx. 0l l IlTI'IllS Iiownv II xvm-:iv . l're.videnl Miss lisriiim DUNN Tl'f'llSIlI'l'f' .lmrvmi-1 liiiicm: l'1'f-1'-I'rcs1'der1l Miss lhlARIIC STONE, .I mu .lonfxwsoiv . Secrelarlv Mn. NVILLIAM l30N0llUE A-ld1'i.wr.v 'l'hc Sludcnl. Kssocialion hegan ils 'fill- 1-I career wilh one of Vlehsler lliglfs inosl colorl'uI cannpaigns. Soon al'lcr its orgnnizalion, lhe new cahincl. inviled lhe defealed presidenlial and vice-presidential cznulidales inlo lhe l'!lllllIl'l, lhough they have no vole. l'nder cahinel sponsorship, lhe carnival was successl'ulIv presenled lo lhe lune of Roll il'lIll, llirls, lloll 'lCn1, and lhe sale of season baske!- lmll liclvcls was undcrlaken. In Novenilner lhe cahinel senl, lhe edilor, managing editor, and advisor ol' lhe Courier lo lhe Iinipirc Slale School Press Association Conference at Syracuse. Soon al'l.cr lfhrislinas allenlion was given lo various school prohlenis such as noise in asseinhly und general sludenl conduct. .-X qniel campaign was carried oul. hy lhe calrinel, and class conunillces lhroughoul lhc resl ol' lhe year, which succeeded in reducing lhese prohlenis lo a niininunn. During lhe spring nionlhs nieinlmers from each of lhe organized high school classes were inv iled lo al lend lhe nieelings ol' lhc calminel, so lhal, lhey lnighl heller understand how lhe business lvronghl lrel'ore il is lransacled and how il allelnpls lo solve each problem brought before il, so lhal lhe sludcnls as il whole niighl lmenelilv. lizirly in May lhe ollicers and advisors allended a conference ol' school governments al. Leliov al which various prolileins ol' school gIOY0l'lllllf'Ill were discussed and solulions ollered hy lhe sludenls. llnder lhe capahle guidance of' lhe faculty advisors-'Nliss Slone and Mr. Donohuef-the ollicers and nienihers have done lheir hesl, lo prove lvhal. here we slill have democracyf lhal a represenlalivc gUYl'l'llIlll'lll, can funclion for benelil of all, despite lhe ideas in olher parls of lhe world. 33 REVEILLE TAFF XIIIMIKICIP S-'rn xv: ,.,..,....,... lfllililf-1.11-fflllhlff l',l.I.ICN I11.l':Aln', ICIDWIN llAYm':N. lzlnwlx Russ, .luuw CUSIIMAN, HAIKIKNIKA NIAIKSIIALI., Nm' f1UMN'I'IIA, DUlNl'l'llY IlAx1MuNn, I,0lHl'I'llY N11 scum '1S.Wll'Illf1' lfflzlnrx Ilu'ru S. lIm.1.ANm-zu ...,.......,, l m'ullAv .1flri.wr lCnwAmn l 1rm:u . . , If11x1'r1e'xs xlIIll1ljlt'l' .Ir:Ax .IUHANSUN ...,......., -lssixlunl IfIlSlAlIl'S.S' llllllllflfl' l'l-:Tum K Lim ....,,........ .I1lw'rIi.v1'r1g .1 lruzuyrr XNA1.l,Ac:l1: l'lcNs1:l':N, lhnalclx A1All'l'IN, LOIIIIAINIC llnss, AIAIKY MAn'r1x, N IIIUINIA Ixl-:l.l.m', lfAlu.'l'uN fylllllllfl, AIAIICIKA l UllN14'N, f:AIKl. W IlI'l'lCN! xx, ljUI'UD'l'llY M Al-:lx'l'l-:Ns .... ..... , Aissislunl .hl1'1'rlixir1g1 J,llll1ljl1'f'S .lnnw SAI,'l'l12Il .,.,.,..,,.... f:ll'1'lI,lIfl'1lll Hunugrr theme llAluus, Al.l IlI'Ill I.lml':, W1l,l.1Ax1 UU'l'llIlII'l, M Am' ICwm:lu.lN. Iiulsrzlvl' SUIIMIGICIK, .lAx1lcs l,II'Illl'1Il'N1AN, Nhl.1,nAw1 SCIIIKICIIIICIK, Ifnlcn Umm Amr, SIIIIKLICY lilufmtmclx, NVILLIAM f:AI'l.lC ...... .-1xxixl11nI fjl'I'l'lllllliUIl Uurmgvrs l,uT'l'll4: A1AS.Kl.llNA ,..... 4 . . , l,lll'f'llI V lfflrlnr N IIIGININ lxAl.lrzNY ....... , . . lssrxlfml I,:l1'rury IZVIIIIUI' MANY Iul,lzAnl-:'l'll Il.Al'c:mm, Bl'I'l l'Y lllu.. I':S'l'lll'Ill lilclslrzm-:l,. Iix A NN :Lau-1n'l', Hoslc IllvlAmf:n'r, I,lcuNA Sl4:x1Ml.l':n, l5AmsAnA FISIIICIK, Dums NN ll,l.lAx1s, f:I'IllNI.l1lNl'1 NN AGNICII. ICw:l.1'N f:l.Il l 0IKlb, .I I-:AN IXI'l I'IClAlilillfllill, AlAIHllYI4IllI'l'I'I LAITIXSITIIICII ........ . Urinal la'flilnr.v HllIll'Ill'l' HUSKIII, M AIU' Ilunw . .,.. . . Spurls lx'fIilurx .lnuw f:lH1ENl UNll, .lA1:k I,mc'l'z, Wll.l.lAx1 'I'owNl':lx ,vlmixlvzrrl Spurlx Iiflilnrx ISr:'r'rx fillllllfll. HHN HlIl'1IlY,.ll'1AN IIICNIDICIG . . .-Irl Ifflilnrx .'4lFI'1l'IIINl'I Ihwacslcm, Iluslc l,AzzAlm , . tlllllllll-l2v1ll',4ll'N M num GIVICIKANID ..... A .SYPIII-UI' Ifrporlf-r llmus I':S'l'I'IIl . . .luninr Ifvporlwr .Imw lIl1Il.MkA'NII' . . . Supluunurv lh-porlvr f1IlUll.liH NN AMN!-:lx ......... I r1'xlunun lf4'purl1'r Nl8IK1lAIKI'I'I' knows, Iilclxwlul-1 l,HlCN'l'ISS, ANNA M AY ALMIK . flrurlf' lh7mrlr'rs luck mm: 7'nu'm'r, BI1.W'll. ffnplv, ffnnwqfnrrl, ffunzslrn, Wurn1'r', Lulzv, Sl'llIlll'!'I', H'hilvrnun, Ulwrg. IJ-l'lll'l'lIlllIl. I II 'I'll mm: Iiulhriv. llvlrnlcamp, Hass, llurwuhl. Williams. fflmry, Luke, Murxlrull. l,u11lzxr'ln'r. Ilupgoml. Ilumnmml. l-'nl'n'l'll now: lflrllfnrrl. lwlllv. Horn, lxhnrzs. Fornzun, firmrnmi. lfrurlevr. l'rc'r:lixs. Um'rl4'ns. li,1'IvSl-l'fj1'I. Uurlin. 'I'IllIiIl mm: lfxlrr. lnzlzzzrly, lfuxs, Waymfr, Hill, Svnzrnlcr, Willmrl, llullwrl, Harris, lxA1'll1'llu'rgf'r. sl-zctuxn mm: l ixlu'r. lu'nrIa'rlin. II1'm11'r', flhurvh, Lazznru, lfuyyrri, Dlusclouv, Mfwk. F1mNT mm: Klrm, lla-yrlvrz, -IUIIIIIISUII. Nullrfr, llullumlvr, Slruuy. lfuom, Muslonu, ffushrnfm. 34 SENIOR HOME ECONOMICS CLUB 'l'l1o Svuinr llmuc lirmunuirs Clulm slarlvcl u sllrcnssflll yvar by iuilialing IWPIIIN-SIX now lllC'lllll0l'S. Olluvr surial arlix'ilivs im-ludm-cl a formal diuuvr and Z1 Iva llallrv. ln I'If'IH'llHl'y, lwvlw senior girls, lugullwl' with Nliss Wilsun mul Miss llollamlvr, alle-mlocl arlivilivs at Coruvll llnivcrsily during I'lill'lll Zlllll llumv Wvvlx OFl lCl'lliS II0ll0'l'llY lXIAl'Ill'l'I4INS I 'r0s1'rl'r'11I IgIi'l'TY HILL l '1'1'P- I 'Wx IIIIPIII Nl fuus,-umr Rooms iql'l'I'PIllI'-V JXIAIICII-K lfummw TI'l'flNIll'l'I' luck umm: l'l'uulz'rs. TI1'1Ir', IIHI- lwrl. Touny, Ixflry. Suluriux, Iirurflcrr, II'vlIj1IlI'l'. 'I'llIIKD NOW! Ifrrlcvr, .lIilI4'r'. Iflziffurrl, IMINIIIS, I nrmun, lf'pfIyIcr'. .II1lSl'IlIlIl, .Hu- rjv. Ilrss. slclzuxlv lmw: I,uul:- .w'Iu'r. lI'1'Ilu'rl. I.. Smllrzlvr. Ilill, lxrlly. Ilurris. IIIIIIIHIQV. vlmwl' mm: Tlmrrzx. Zilrmwr. IIIIIIDIIIIIS. .IIll4'I'Il'IIS, lI1'Il1II'Il'IfX. Il1ll'IIliIl!Il'I' IC1m'r1'z'Ic, I'. Swnlnlrr. UI+'Flill'1llS IIIANIZIIIC X .-xmmlcwlxlmsli I 'r1's1'rIf'r1l l'Ivl+:m'N Sm:nu'r'r l 'I1'1'- I 'r1'sI1I1'llI l':'I'Hl'IL Nl1:C1.r:1,l,.xN S1'l'l'I'Illl'-V li.-xlmr-in.-x .lmmsurx I'rf'11.vl1l'f'r Isuzu lmw: Sparring. ll'l1ih', :lIui1'r. IIlUIIKI'IlIl'jl!'I', Ih'I'uinI, Wulik, 'I'IIIIKD mm: Millrr. Mr- IIIPIIIIII. Zl'lIllIll'l', IIc'urr'rl. Ifu- l'Il0Il', Ifrilrrzull. I vrrin. smtuwn uuw: lliilxrm. Ifmlvrlin, lfripprrz, Srhull. .InIm.vnn, IVIIIIIIPIIIIIISII, Ix'urninxIci. FIlUN'l' Huw: Iloppr-r, Ihfrlcrr. I'urIuIn, QIIIIQIIII. Ifuppnrl, IIYISPIIIIIIIIPF, I Inlv. JUNIOR HOME ECONOMICS CLUB r w - Ilw .Iuumr llmns- Iw-mxmnu-Q 1 lub has a llwllllxfwsllip ul' lwe-lily-sc-wil girls. 'l'lw higlllighls of lhis yvur iuvludvll un initiation party, u Clirislmas parly, kuilling swf-ulm's for lllv llvd Cross, and px-l'lvvllilg.: llm vluli lUllNllIllIlUll Nvxl your lluvsv girls will lwvmnv llwlnlwrs ul' lllc Svuinr llumf' lirmmulirs Club. 35 COURIER I mlm' Ihr- guirlum-0 ul' Miss lim-llcn, favully advisor, lhf- Cmirivr has mijuye-fl za wry sin-1-4-ssl'iil ye-ur. Thr' highlight of Iho hi-vv00kly's SIIFCPSS was lhc winning nl' ll lilblll'-QPZII' s1'l1ului'sliip lu Sy l'iH'llSl l'nixf-rsily hy lhc cflilm'-iii-4-lii0l', Iirlwin llayclen. nun mm: Tullrx. llurr'hm'r. lxlrm. lllilliumx, l lm4'n. llam- mnnrl. lflh-Il. Srliull, lxlvll-V. f.'l1'lll'-V. 'I'IllHIl mm: lxulwr. Urn'- lhmuld. llill, llurrlv. fluvrunrl. l ixln'r. llvinrmun. flrvgfy. lla'- ll'iH1'. IXIIIIIIIIIV. lir'ixl'1'y1'l. Slitfllxflb rum: llurk. lI4'lulria'k.v. lx'1'll-v, -IIIIIIIIINUII. llrl-wlvll. filll'Hl'll. Sull- rr. l'rf'uIixx. llillwrl. llfrrill. l ll1lN'l' mm: ll-IIIHIIIIIN. llullork. lllvnmn. ',llllll'l',l, llupyunrl, lxiu- lIII'llNL'll. lXl',1'lIllllI. .luhnxnn. livi- .w i4'y1l'l . Ulflfll IICHS lflm um l l'm:u I 'rf'.virlr'nl Xl un' l'il.llKIll'I'l'Il ll wuuun l irr-l'r-1-.mlmfl I-llc'l l'x' lllll 'lu II 'l'r-wu.v11rm- Huw Hmm SI'I'l'l'lfll V lurk mm: lfnplv. linll. llnrlin. lfimru, 'Vllllllh mm: ,ll1'llr'r. lk'- lllllillf. llrfyyf. ll1'llN!lllll'. llrglf- llll'I'4'l'. Iinlwr, l linl. llhlxrrlr. Nl-iruxlv mm: .lllIllS1',ll', I'llI0!'ll, ffrnrlkll il1', llupynml. fJlIllI'l',l. HPI- lumn. lhfrn. llvrlrlwf. lIvll'ill4'. lfiunxi' mm: Hurlin. llvrrill. llurllunulrl. Il1'lilll'lllIlll. Iwlllv. lx ill1'llu'ryf1'r. MARIONETTES l mlm' lhn HlllflilIN'f3 of Miss Henshaw, the Marionetles have spout, an avliw' war. ln Ihr- full, ai Puncli :Incl .lucly show, operated hy lhe members, proved wry slicvcssful. In l f-lmruary ll Yulvnlim flzmco und play, L l'he Devil and Daniel WehsLer, were prcscnlcd. 36 VENATORESQVERBORUM Sovclilvvll nvw nleinlwrs were inilialed into lhe Lalin Clnh al ils Nuveinl10l'supp0i'1lmcl,ll1g'. During lhu remainder of lhe suluml year, the club fnnclionecl in Hl'l'0l'Kl3IlL'8 with llmnan customs. The- lusli lll00llllg was a picnic held wilh the French Club. i 0l FIlII'IliS .lunrw lllVSllNI.-UN f,'m1.v11l Nlfuw l'll,IZ-kl!l'I'l'll ll.-wmmn I 'ro-I fonxul ICl.i.i4:rw fiI.I'I,XllY .SlI'l'lAll1l lilmzxnn lslilllfll Qllllfavlol' lmltk mm: .IIIIIINFIII-. IIll.V4ll'll. NPll'lllflIl. lxlvm. l l.vnn, Ii1'r'Icf'l'. lIe'n1lri4'lcx, ffulliplwll. 'I'lIIIllP num : ll'l1 I-IPIIIIIH. l,nl:r'. lfuplv. Sll'r'lclf's, llvrrill. Slnnr. llrilvlon. .llurlin .llf'Iz'uU'. Ulwry. sl-:umlr mm: llul-v. JIIIIIIIISIIII. Ilupgnorl. lfuxll- nmn. fflvuriv. I uul'u. lffllillllll. l IlUN'I' nun 1 'fl'I'Sff'jl4'l. IlI'iIIl'Ill1lIl. ,ll1u'Ilolml1l. lu'slc'l'. IlUI'Il. I'ilASll1'l'. Ul l IlYlCllS lXl.fuw l'l1,iz.usi':'l'ii ll wumm Ill-f'x1'11'f'l1l .IIQANNH lillliiill l 'fre'-I 'rfs1'1lf'lll hw.-kI,I..-klflll l'l+:Nsr:r:N S1'r'l'1'lr1ry HXYNIONID Smrrn Tl'f'r1.v1ll'f'l' num mm: !iI'f'1lfl. lx'lr'inhun1rnf'r. Jlvrrill. ll'h1'lc'. fInm.vIru. la'm1'r- ivk. l ixl:. llullfzlulvr. slfzwxwln mm: l n.vle'r. lwlliv. Smilh. llup- ymul. Ijf'lllH'. llullmwlul. lfnuwl' mm: l,0l'llIll'I'. Sf'IIlIIllf'l', IM'- Pninl. ,l1f'llHllf'l. LES BABILLARDS lms llulmillarcls, lhv llUllUl'2lI'X l lI'PIIl'll sm'iel,y, nnrlvr Miss llUlldIlllCl S supervisicm, held ils vlvvlimi and inilialiunsul Ihr- holne of Mary lilizaheth llapguml in Noveinher. !Xlen1l1ersal.lenrlecl ShulrPrL's Sc-rmnulc all, lhc l,illlv 'llll9llll'0. A pil-nim' wilh the hl0lliil,0l'6'S Yerlmrmn 1-limaxeml lhc year. 37 YOUNG FARMER num now: fililllwfllll, Srhull. lllaier, Frvlsfr, Krenzer, Dobbs, ffrfrfl, lflunrllnrrl, IX-QVPI. I . Smilh. .-lulile. SICUUNIY num: l,ivinyslom'. llirsrh, lJins1', lllIlHl'l'SUll. Willnws, fif'liUl.S', ZIAIIIHIPF, lleulal. .'ll,ll.V1f'. .llurle-v. Ilfl'kl'IlSUII. lflumvr non: Iirrlvh. Iluryurllwr, 1S1'llilS1l'll. lfullrfusx. llnllemun, lligley, Wolf, l.1'l'll0I'llIlIIl, liruxso, lffS!'ll01H-Iljl. UFFICICRS llont-:nr llll'l'TlCMAN . l'r'ex1'df'l1l .lmilcs ll0'l'lIFllSS . livporlvr .l.-mics lmyzninumw . lvl.l'l'-PIWSIIIIPIII lifuu, liicvicl. . . lliulrh Hog LICWIS Wow . . . , Szwelury Mn. IC. l. ll1r:Ll4:Y . .lrlf'i.vor liouicirr Sf1lIlLS'l'RA . . . Trmsurvr 'l'he Webster Chapter ol' the Future Farmers of Mneric-a, under the rapable leadership ol' lloberl llutteman, had another sut't'essl'ul year. The chapter senljutlgingr teams to the Slate Fair, Palmyra Fair, lloc-hester Poultry Show, the llortirulture Show, and Farm and llome Week. M the Stale Fair, two eleventh plaees were taken. The dairy judging team took second plave at l'almyra. The boys entered poultry in the Rochester l,anc'ier's Poultry Show. .lavk lllanvhard was high individual in judging poultry there. M the llorl.it'ullure Show, the vlub took third in l'ruil exhibit, Merle llinse took lifth in disease identilication. During the Farm and llome Week, l'our boys linished in the exeellenl group, three in the good group, and one in the average group. Joseph Maier rereived the degree of limpire Farmer and is the second vice-president. of the State Assot-iation. William Maier, former member of' the chapter, was honored with the .Nineriean Farmers' Degree, the highest. obtainable in the association. Un November 9, live boys, William St-hreiber, George Maier, Floyd llothfuss, Merle llinse. Donald Madison, and Mr. lligley went, to Kansas City to attend the national meeting ol' the Future Farmers. The annual Father and Son Banquet was held on March 25. 38 LIBRARY CL OFFICERS lklAltJOIlII'1 lkll'ZItIKILL . President JEANNE tlrucac . . Treasurer MARY lYlAli'l'lN . lviCC-1,I'f'Sidf'lI.l AIARY lDORN . . . Program Chairman .I mu llm.nk.mv Secretary Miss GENUNG, Mlss BRADLEY . .'ll1'I'I.SllI'S 'l'he Library tlluh has had an inlluential part, to play in the growth ol' the library as evidenred hy its records: approximately Ilfgtltltl circulation, l56l horrowers, and approximately ttl,tl0tl hooks. ln the beginning ol' the year at the alumnae meeting, Donna lirown and 'l'helma Drake spoke ol' their working experienres. Many interesting outside speakers entertained throughout the year. xkllltlllgf these were Mrs. George Jayne, Mrs. James Foster, Mrs. Willard tlreen, Mr. William Young, and Mrs. N elma lland. ,Xlso in the line of entertainment, every few weeks a student. program was presented, inc-luding poetry, art. and original day, at whirh each member turned in some original work. ll. was det-ided not to take in new members until the second term when their eligibility was determined hy st-hool ritizenship and desire for service. On March 5, the annual assembly program was presented-a play entitled Kangaroo Court, at. the Girls' Camp. So1'ia1lz11'tix'iti4's inrluded the Christmas party at the home of Mary lillen Willis, a lea l.Ul't:llllllllI1l0 memhers at the home ot' Nlrs. 'l'homas, the annual house party at Powder Mill Park to whit-h the lgl'lg.1'lll1lll Lihrary tfluh were invited, and the candlelight. servire held in honor ot' the graduating seniors. n.-wk now: Ilrlrnkurnp. T. Senznzlrr, A. Sf'lIlll1ll'I', llrnnnzonrl, Macflonnld, Sandburg. U'lh'II. Kober, lIQf7ilIIl'l-l'l', ll'l:iIf', lIronlclu'Ir. 'rlnnn non: tireyg, I urnsu'urlh, Mark, Warner, llullock, llenuny. lJel'unl, ffonrnun, .'llu.w'lou'. li1N'1ll.Ilfll'I', .'lllll'll.ll. Horn. sl-Lmtoxn non: .llelralll ll!'l'IIl'IIIlII1, llulnzuker, JUIHIIISUII, lfunzplwll, flhuprnun. fllurlin, lfc1'si1'yel, H. xllrrrill, Ptrulrewx. 1-'nom' now: Pellet, S. fllerrill, l'upupaluz, Klein, Green, Halen, Deliodls, Slunlun. 39 'E IOR PLAY nruzk noyy : Salter, Illlllllllllllll, Sperring, Fornuuz. llollruuler, tfuslrrluln. SIHIDNIJ noyy: Prenliss, .llllfll-ll, ly lem. llupyoml. l uor-0, Il. Mu.w'Iou'. lf'lxox'r now: llfdserrrerler, I . .lluselnuu lxuher. tln January 29, Itlll, the Senior Class presented a three-aet eomedy entitled l'rol'essor, Ilow tlould You! hy Anne Martens, under the exeellent. direelion ol' Nliss lluth llollander and Dorothy llammond ..,. The play took plaee in the lihrary of the Perry home in a eollege town. The plot t-entered around l'rol'essor Perry, a dreamer who did not have the faintest notion ol' how lo handle women. The attempts ol' Yieky Randolph, a very stuhhorn eollege girl, Io help John Xpplehy, lyeat's loyal friend, lo lind a wife for Keats so he eould aeeept the position as dean ol' the eollege, only results in added lrouhles for them .... Further eompliealions arose when lioggins. the hutler. .lolm fkpplehy, Yirky, and Grandpa Perry' all made a len-dollar het for the girl they thought mosl suilahle for lyeats .... ln order to seettle the all'air, John .Xpplehy impersonated the prol'essor's long-lost, wife in an attempt, to discourage the other three girls who haye pursued the professor. 'Xlter eompleting his purpose, John disearded the disguise and found Prism-illa. his former set-relary. as his lady-love. lioggins took Tootsie from the Professor hy marrying herg Nieky and lxeals found their way together. tI.'XST lxeuts Perry. u young prvgflzmvur . , . . lfnyy .um l l ot-o Vit-ky llundolph, lheIu1neQ!'liixlife . NI my I'iI.IlKIil'I'l'll ll yi-norm tirundmu Perry. un olnliyiny .mul . . . . Nlfyny Nl vurrix tlrundpu Perry, an innoeenl ll.YSltIlHIl'f' . , . PI-I'l'I'Ilt lxmcyi .lolm Appleby, fl helpful friend . 4 , Jonx SAl.'l'r:u l'ris4'illu Morley. ll street young llziny . Ill41ltNIt'I'I l'nl1:N'l'lss Tootsie liean, ll plump spinsler . skull-in y l ony1.-xx l'nut,eher lioy lieun, her My hrulller . . .Ions lll'SllNINN Valerie Whitman, ll southern r'lmrmer . . . ,..,,. Ilonwrm XlI'Nl'l,lHN Huggins, u sporting lruller . . ...,....,. I'iIlNl'1S'I' SI'l4IltItlNti Three young ehildren . . FIXICIIA fNlustzl,oyy'. Tilfllklilr XX ICISICNIKICIDIGII. SHIIQIJ-IX lxonrzn 40 UNIOR PLAY lllmrm Sa-lmul, u 1lvli1 l1Ll'ul llll'l'l!-illill Umm-fly, was ll'0S1'lll1'll lay llw .luniur Class, 'X rril 8, Q ur! h n . V . IUIXI, umlvr llw znlnlvclm-1-tum ol Miss lxlI2Il'j.fill'l'l limmllvy. .'Xslll4'ul1l'l:1ill rusv, wa' fnuncl UllI'S1'lYl'S in llw Nvw NUl'lx1lIHlI'lllll'lll of llzivld, Jim, 'l'ill1,li1-ul'g:v, :mal Muslim. ,Xuslin lmrl just. li-zu'm-cl llml, luv lmrl lIlll0I'ill'Cl an girls' sl-lmol from am zlunl: llmms-wi' lu- :nlsu flism-mm-nwl llml llumvr .lulms lwlrl :1 lzirgm- lllUl'lg.!1lg.!l' on llw sl-lluul. Allllllllgll .Iulms zul- lvmplwl lu 1llSl'Ulll'ilQlt' livxuns l'rmn lllilllllgllllg' lllv scliuul, limzms wus lll'l1'I'llllllNl lu. :mtl wus linully lN'I'llllll1'll lu Illilllilgl' lllv srlluol umlvr llw Vtbllllllltill llml ln: wuulml not full in lml- willi :my nl lln' slurlvnls. lim-spilv lil-x:m's lillllll' ullvmpls nnl In l':1ll in low, lw rzipllilwl lln- only lun willing llvzxrl ul 1. .,,. ... . . . . . l',lIS1l lg4'lN'llUllI. Ilns low aillaur lllllll4'lll2lll'lj lll'UlIQlll :llmul m'ulllpll4'ullolls lu-vallisv ol BUNZIIIS prmnisv. Miss IIEIQS. an l'aiill1l'ul l'ri4-ml lu :ill llu- girls all llu- lflmrm Svlluul wllvrv lil-xzuls illl4'llllllNl lu pul mln pl'ill'lll'1' luis llll'ilS ul lvawlllllg' girls 1'lmrm, wus :always pri-svnl In In-lp lln- girls sulxv lllt'll' lllillly prulrli-ms. Nliss llurlis, wllll lwr M'm'4'Illl'l4' lll2llllll'l'lSIIlS, will lung' lw rl-lm-lnlw1'wl liar lu-r 4-wr pri-sn-nl luunmr. lluxiil lXl:u'lx1'llzi1- , . .I nik l'lUN'I'l'1H .lim Simplmins . liUIKl'IIl'I' l5u'r'r Tim Simpkins , Him. l,tlSSl'INIiM'Il livurgm- lioyl . lil-:ulual-1 NN I'IlIIlI.l11 Austin lla-xams . limi um .I xvrsulu llUIll1'l',lUllllN , , .Nxlvlnllixs M 8Il'I'lN lClis4- lin-in-alolli , . . llllNIil,IS lxrzrm lx1iSSlIlill'1NiUSiil lfurlis Nl KILIHIIIIC lXl.I4IINIlKN1Sll11ll Sully llugil , . Nl KILIUIKIIC Ml-'nlul.l. Nlurii-l llnuglily SIIIHLICX llnuxmll'l'r: lflln-lSp1'lxin . Nl Nlhllllllli 'Xl umrzrl, M4-x lNl1-ra-i4-r . l.ms SI'INIx Mznllgn- lxvnl . .ll'1NNI41'l I'l41 Illcll l,illi:1nSlull'ul'ml llKIiUl. DMN l'I l'I-I Miss ICI4-zmm' Iluys , Ihmurllllix l'lI.IN'l' num num: ull'lll'lf'. lxvllv, .lllllfSl',Il.. Ill-ll,fIll'V. lfrrullvv. l nsle'r, Hull. l lil1l. ll4ISSf'lllIfll',1. sllivuxlu mm: ll41r'kf'll. lxlrin- llf.llllllIf'I', l,'rw1kl:ilf', llllflill. lhill'1'llr'. l IiUN'l' mm: livh. Spink, ,lle'rriH. -ll I nu-lx num: l1'oU'.Ix'I1vn.lI. ll? fr Nlrlll x Nullu llilllll l4'l'llIl'll. lf. llvurrwr. Srllull. lluirr. llvmlrir'L'x. 'rmun num: 'mull. SICVUNID num: Ulmry, 'urlfx. Sullon, I IKUN'I' non: lxrlllv. Sfllllll. Ill-lllx'lIl'.V. llllllllfll- ORCHESTRA Wilh Ilw ilill'lSlllIilS llI'Ug'I'LllIl, tho Senior and Junior plays, and graduation as its svasonal progrznn, llu- orm-lu-slru has had one- ol' ils busiest. years. Sovmlloem lll0lIllK'l'S vu-r'0011l'ollf-ml undor the diroolion ol' Xliss lilizulwlli llunlor lo Ivurn the fundanlvnlals ol'or1'l10slral playing and lo gain pravlivv in lhis url. . 1' n non: um' llopfwr, .lunvl lloppvr, llunlwr. llulwlrn. IIIINII. lf1'lllll't'. CHEERLEADERS llurluins lmw l'allc'n on unollwr SlH'4'f'SSlllll year for tho c'lwm'l0a4lf'l's. 'l'ln'r'f- now girls plus Iwo wlvruns rounded oul lluv squad whivll inlrodurrd several 1-ll00l's al xurious ussmnlmlivs. This poppy group in llwir unique uniforlns 0m'ourag0cl the LPHIIIS and did llwir bf-sl lo ln-lp lwvp W1-lrslf-r on lop. -142 BAND 'l'he Wclmsler lligh School Band, under llie capable direction of Mr. .lohn Cununings, has been mosl, successful lhis year. 'l'he hand played al, lhe County Fair, the llalloween parade, and a musical assembly program. They also parlicipaled in lhe Memorial Day parade, the seclional conlesl, and lhe spring concert. nutk now: llreyfir. Slrallan. llf'UIIklll.ll'. llamnmml. llellilillc. Klein, lf. llilll'IIl'l'. llll-lllilllllx, liaflcr. llalle'r:lwr'k. lfI'l'Il't'I'. Wolf. lfaclnlv. Miller. lf. lxillcll14'rgvr. i oun'ru now: llerlar-li, .l. lxillcl- lwrger. l ixlu'r. Sarullzary, Wesl- fall. Ilf'Illll'l'I'IfS. fllarrixoa. llosrll- lfuacr. llyman. lfllcll. TIIINII non: Jllaicr. .I1llIlSl'lll', Sl1'1'lcl4'.v. Iial:. llcrzrwlccv, flfllllllllll. xllar- .illlIl.l'l'. lila1'lcI1'f'll. lxalwr. l osl4'r. Illlylllll. lillIlllt'llllllSll. .lanel llup- pcr. sl-ilxoxo now : lllllfll-II, Schull. lf. Warner. l'iclcrx. l isll1'r. .ln- clcrsarl. lfonraax Sallcr. ,-ll-crill. licllunw. lfrlcler. l,ul:f'. nslllllilll. l ll0N'l' non: Small, Null:-r. liar- lls, Ulmrg. .llar'lhmal:l, iyllllllll. Sperrlay. .lanc lluppcr. BACK now: Sperialvr. IC. .l1IlllS!'llli. Sallcr. .-lmlvrxon, lhu'lu'll4', Ulwry, llIllI'l'llIlI'l', Kalcr, .l. .lanlsr'l:i. Warner. lflif'l'll non: Van Sleaa. llielll. Zimrner, Sllllllllllfjl. lllarxll. .fllr'lx'1'l1l1'y, Hara. Willrnes. llollav. mer, lllerrlll. Fllilll. Kill. l Ul1Il'I'Il now: lferlrh. llelfer, Walls1'l:l0ycr. ler. Ifrnissa-, llaffrm-1'cr, Ifrncrirlc. fflark, l:1H'!'IlS, lfrlplmri, ffrolik- lrilc. Jlarlin. llrafl. 'rlnno now: Srllreilrcr. llilISIIllllll, l.a::aro, l,fll1lll'lllIllSll. lx'iny. Waulcrx. :',lIllSl'l1lll'. lleiaclnaa, I,ar'lua'r. Ix'oncl.wlei. lilvrncx. livlz. ,lIc.flIpia. lxallul, Schull. :'llai1'r, lf. llollnlv. slccrowo now: Wall. Slrallon. U'Slll'll. lflzrlslcrzxarz. Sr'l:arl'lr. nzuas. FIKUYI' non : Vail. .llarlccll. will. lxlenz, lfnaman. Kellv, lin- l'l'II. UFFICICRS l'lowAno J.-kN'l'SClII . . I'rvs1'clr'r1l MAn.IonIu lionlcn . . -Secrelary ANNA lxlilhlll .... l'i1-ff-l're.v1'fle11l Miss llUN'l'l+1R . . Clma' llzrerlor VIRGINIA SClllVl I', hlfuuow S.-XNDBURG, lxlAlKJORIE lx'lARKlCLL ...... 'll'l'0llI1NIllI.Vl.S' In Seplelnher, I9l-0, one hunclrecl and lwenly-eighll girls and boys signed for chorus.. Sixteen ol' lhis group were chosen for the special choir. An eleclion was helfl al lhe second meeting and all ollicers were chosen. A very successful year was l1roughL Lo a grand llllillfl with the bprlng Loncerl. 43 lin. lizrnflrani llulzvr. ulflflll' Ucslr'1'kr'. Tollex. Wliilrjfnrfl, Zair- llllllllllflllll. liasrh, lfapporl, Sul- Kniylils. Tnany. llanlcr, llllnnr'- lllll. llaarlc. l 1'sl:, fllzramx. Ilan- flvslflc, lAll!'!lf'l', lfarlmjv. Sim- llallovk. 7lI'l'll'!', lh'I'ainl. liarlco- flcrlin. Srlilieman, Collins-, llca- GlRLS'SAFETY'PATROL Nlvrnlwrs uf lhv Girls' Safety Palrol are pf'rl'urming.: lheir clulivs for lhv fuurlh SlIt'l'f'SSlX0 yvur. 'I'he- pulrul is vmnpusml of high svhool girls chosen for dvpemlahilily. lmlvr the flirm-lion of Nliss llauhnvr and Miss Slf-inhausvr, its sviwic-os haw hm-n exif-mls-cl lhrnuglmul lhv sclmnl for the hens-lil ol' all. Ul l IKlICliS ImnlsW:1.1,iuis l'r1'.v 1'r1'r'l1l Nl xnurx Zum:-in l I.I'1'- l 'r'1'.vl'1lf'l1l .I xmfr llul-mal: .Slf'f'l'I'llll'-V .ll M: lluvvi-in Tl'l'fl-N'lll'I'l' lawn num: lluivr. ffllilfural. I ur- man. ll1lH,llll'I',Slf'iIl,IllllSl'f'. l'1lf'lr- urll. If.Vl'lH'S. l'ie'l1'rx. slcitnwn mm: JIIIIIIIISUII, 1. I islu'r. .luml llupp 'r. 7illllIll'l'. llilliums. .lunw llnpprr. li. l liN,Il'l'. I-'nnvr mm: Ii1PS1'IIlNllll'l'. l'r'llf'll. Slvlw. Srllil- xlru. Ulflfll IICIIS f.Klll.'l'UlN I mfznu ffflflllllll 'I'nm1-is li.xx'l'r:n l,l.l'lllf'Ilflllf lx I'llNlNl'I'l'll l'il'UlIU Swrra lury- 7'r'1'f1.vl1rf'r' l'm'r:lx limzu f,'llill'Ill'f ll1'lIIlN'I' lurk umm: ll'l'fil'llllN1'. lf. l'l'llilr'A num. luhyrrw llvlilfl-4lIIlS. lirr'u4'r. I','1lyur Hillinrrzs. 'l'IllIlll mm: llulxnn. If, ulllilflllllll, Il1,llr'n- In-rl,-, Slunlon. ljllllllllllllf. ,f1'L1f'l'. 1 ll riylrl, l'lll',l'lilljll'. slcnzuxlr num: lxillrllwrgywr. lfrrifl. lllll-Nil. li'u.r- l1'r. l'. IXIVIII. Ulwry. f un1'n. U. lxlvm. iflnsi' num: .'lIllI'lill. llul- lfuwr, .N'luu'. livllnnm. lXvIlll '. l'l1yxl4'y. BOYS'SAFETYiPATROL l mls-r the- uhh- flirvvlilm ul' Nlr. ljUlIUIlllllf', your Safely llalrul has pi'ugi'0ssvfl musl, f'llll'if'llllj. The' Pulrul im-rvusvcl ils lll0llllbPI'SlllIl, lllE'l'f'ily increasing ils sf-rxim-P lo lhv svlmul and lhv luwn. NM' lake- muvh pride' in this tlI'g.fI1lllZHllUIl. llupluin llurllnn Ulu-l'g.g' has diliggvnlly l'ullill04l lhe dulif-s ul' his high lNbSlllHll. All PUBLIC SPEAKING CL B l.mvsim'k, a Nlaudiv slury pwsmllml in lhc assvmhly i f'ill'lIiil'j' I9, was lhv prvdmninaling inlvrvsl lhis war for lll0llliK'l'S ul' lhe Puhlic Speaking Club. Thrmlghmil lhc ye-ar a wry avliw prugrain was m'ari'if-fl uul. This yvar was hroughl lu a vlimax hy Ihr' animal hanquvl planned and pl'vpal'0d hy lhv mvmhvrs. Ul l IlIlCIiH .lmlw S,H.'l'lGll I '1'1'.w1'dr'l1l Iinwlw Ilfwlnfiw 1 -I.l'f'-I,I'l'SI.l,l'lII NiAlKll,YN 0'Ih4:l.1, .gf'l'I'f'l1ll'qV- 'I 'r'f'r1.v11I'r'l' lss iuAlUlAllI4I'I' BllAlll.I41Y l ru'11lly ifl'l'i.wl' :lx mm: liulwr. .l. .l1IIIf.W'lIIi. .llllllSl'lll4. ,'1I4'rr'ill. HDHI l u.v- Nlunlun, Uurlin. Nuylv. WIKI! num: ll:-lulrivks, lxiulrr, blvr. Williallrix, llynmn. llvfm- np. lir1ull4'y, Iirmlwr. Sullvr. l 1m4-n. smzuxlr mm: -lrrlixll, l um'n, Ifflltllllli. ,IPI-lll'llIlllI. -vrlvn, Sullrr, Iflh-ll, I?e'ir:1's1'h. mkllilr. l lHlN'I' mm: lfnllilzx. IlIl1Ikl'7'. ,'xlll1'l,UllllllI. lh'H'l'llc'. lh'l'uinl. l ishr'r. flrvyy. in mm: Hv,llA,l'Illtlll. Tmjv. 'm. U'llippl1', llmlvl. lfixh. bN'I' mm: fizllllriv, Spvnylf-r. urrll. H'arm'r, fle'rlur'h, Sullvr. CAMERA CLUB .N valnvra vluh was Ul'giilliZf'Ki lhis yvar under lhv sm1pf'i'x'isi4m of Mr. Whipplv. During the your lhe vluh has sponsiwvd several noon-hour movies so lhal lhvy might raise IIIUHPN for a nvw f'lliiiI'g.fPl and ulhvr plmlugraphic cquipmvnl. During this year Lhc club has 1ueL every Tuesday af! 1-1' sclluul. 45 'PORTSM NSHIP BROTHERHOOD nmzk nmx: .lolumsom lXilI'PlIl'l'. Marlin, Harris, l'uyl, Gregg, Darn. xllrrrill, ffunmrfurrl, sl-:cuxn now: lluvlnn, lxrlly. ffuplv. Lolzff. I IKON'l' mm: l unr'u, llrzpyuorl, lflcurlv, .lunIsr'hi. Ul FlClCI'lS .I will l,u'rzr: . , I '1'v.v1'1l1'r1l l'nYl.L1s lQl'Il,LY S1'l'l'I'lIll V lil,I4INN l7.xY'l'uN l 1'1'1'-l'1-f'.v1'1i1'11l llllfllxlllll lQl'BIlI'IlK . Tr'f'c1.v11nv' During: ll1el'aIInl'llw sclnml y1'2ll', Jeanne 4 lregg, Nlarjnrie Merrill, llllyllis lxelly, lfflwarrl Janlsrlli. lllvml llaylun. and llolnerl. Magi were vlmsen as lhe new lllI'lllllf'I'S fron: llle .luninr Class. These pr-rsuns wwe sf-levleil on a lnasis ul' vilizensllip, persunalily, sc'llularsl1ip, anml their llill'llt'lll2lll1!ll in svluml avlixilies. The present lnelnlwrs, ,lean Johanson, Mary Nlarlin, lfllen Cleary, .lavk lmlxe, lfrlwarfl l'llllN'li,l1llfl .lulin lfolln-l'l'oi'1l alsu vhuse fuur new lllf'llllH l'S. Nlarx Dorn, lilizalwlll lla 1-fnml. . l r- llie-Iiarrl lxulnlxer, and William lfaple, frmn the Senior Class lu aid in llle years avlivilivs. l ncler llie alnlf' clirevliun ul' Nlr. llunalcl Nlurris, anfl lalel' Nlr. William Young. who xx as 4-levlvll upon llw resiggnalimi ul' Nlr. Nlurris, llle Hl'g.IfilllZZ:lll0Il varriecl mul. an ell?-1-liw IH'OQl'2llll. 'l'lw vluln wvlvmm-cl ilu- xisiling allileliv learns In llle svlluol during llle spurl. seasons. lfllevkingr was used cluring: llie lmaskellmall season as a Illt l:lllS ol'ul1lainin,g: funcls for lhe annual Spurlslnanship lll'llllll'l'- lmuil lnanquel. M lllis lranquel, allilelim' awards are clislriluilecl In those lumps and girls wlur llafl 1-zu'nv1l sullivienl vreclils. Plans for llle lranquel In lre llelfl in the spirng were clisvussed and were mamle ready for cmnpleliun. ,Ks llle Senior Inf-lnlwrs leave aL the end of this year, they sincerely wish lu the sm-ielly ancl also lu PNUVQ' nwinlwr unlmunclecl sua-4-ess for the future years. 446 ATHLETICS El E ri 4 fl , .u E e E p E Zi 5 'L Q 'A 'I 'F H Q A ATHLETIC COUNCIL ,Yl'Ill,IC'l'll1 CUINCIL 'I'h4- .'xllll1'li1'CUIIIIVH iSll4IXiS1ll'j in its fum-lim: mul is fUl'llll'd nl' IIN-1-u:u'Il4-s, Ilan- lll2Hl1l,!1'I'S :xml llu' l'1lpl1lillS of llw x':1l'iuus spurls. 'lxllv pl11'pns4-ul'lIwCmun-il is lu Illilld' l'm'mlllm'ml:1- lions lo lin- Sludm-nl Cilllilltq on :ull Illillll'l'Sl'lxl1lliH' lu znllllvlim' inlc-rm-sls. 'l'Iu' .-Xllllvliv lfuunvil is allluwvd lwu1'vpl'1's1'I1l:1liw'sin lfzllxim-l.'l'I1isym':u'll1v5 url- livlly llill und lf:u'Ilm1 Olwrgr. CUXCIIICS Ulf' 'I'llI'I XQXIIIUI S Sl'llIi'I'S FUI! 'I'IIIi YICXIR Mrzssns. wvlllI'I'I,lC, Ihxu, Ymwf: ,......... 'l'1-ark Mn. xx'lI.l.l.-KM DONUIIITI-I ,mn Nln. Iiovsuw uvlllI'l'I,I'1 . ICIIIIIIIIIH Nln. lluvsnx NN Illl'l'l.lC ..,... . Iifzxvlzrlll Mn. Ihwsum vx'lllPI'l.lG . . Iifmkvllmll Mn. lmlfls f1.KI.lAN . . . , . 'I'r'nni.v Nllss IIICIMN S'l'l'IlNllXUSI'lR 4 , . . . . . flirls' If-l:'1'1'll'rf.v NN .xlmluclx Nl-:I-:Lx '....,,..,,. Iiuxlcf-llmll fflllllfllll Xl XYUSICIXS CIIUSICN lfuli 'I'llIC X ICXH LICWIS Wvulm' . .....,., . Iforfllzrln f:'Klil.'l'0N Umcm: ....,. lirlxlcwllmll HIHLS' M.-XNMil'IIiS lil':'l l'v lllm, , ..,,. .,.,. Y nfwr' ICl,l.r:m f:l.I'IKllY , .l1m1'm-1111alSvr1r'm-Iiu.vkr'lhull H,um.xn x I,u'rzlf: . , l 1-ml: unrl Supl: liu.vlcr'llmll Ilmurrln' llumnxlm . . . BfllflIlI.lll0ll limxlxxlu I,u'rzr: . Ping Pang l'Il.l,lf:1x Ul,l'1XlIY . I ollfjvlmll Ilulus XYILLI uls , HUl1'1l.llfl l,r:uN.x SI'IXINll.liR . . . . . . , . Iirmfluzll ISUIIx num: Hhipplv, .Yl1'I.llllllllSl'l', Harris. lhzllnlruv. l IHlN'l' mm: Ulwrg, llullun, llill. H off, Nm-ly, IIIIIVYIUII. 11-7 FOOTBALL .......A....Q.. I nutk non: flurzyruxx, Iienrlvr, .l. IVl1ippl1', ffnnwrjfnrfl. A. 1'II1!lI'liIl, Wehrlr. IAIllflISk!'. Ifnyer Ilnrlin. frllfljlf, Uslzorn, Ix'ubIu'r, lf. IIIIIIIPIIIP. SIGCUNIJ now: Hullnlv. lfnlmrl Marlin. ffllell, llulv. M1'!Ilill11r1, It-lf'II1,. Iluirr. fiulhriv, l,nI:f'. Fnov mm: llull. liu.rlr'r. floonzun, llqffnmn, liulz, Wf-eyur, 7v1lll'llI'l', Wmsluw. l1f'11lPrHI,ol.ze Sepl. 20 Sept. 27 Oct. el- Uvt. I2 UCI.. I8 Oct. 26 Nov. I, I.l':wls Wm.:-', KI lflrlflgvr 48 Lefl fhmrd-Osborn, INIcINIiIIan Lfjfl End-Whipple. Ilulhrie Lfjfl Tarkle-Lohinske High! Guard-Kuhher, Weegar High! End-llnage Srr1'i1'e+IVIf'l,ear1, Hoffman, G and Judd. Websler at Akron Webster at Waterloo Iiast Rochester here Webster at Irondequoil . Industry here . Webster at Fairport Brighton here . Total Points . High! Turkle-I Iomf'rI'or1I, U'I3eII High! llulf Iiurkfhlarlin Leif! Half Hlll'k+IIf'IllIf'I' 1'vllH'Nll'kABllI1Z QIIfIf'lPI',Illl'kQI Iangrt rss Maier, 'I'owner, ID. Klein, II'. ll. S. Upporlfwzls T I I 27 0 T fx I3 fm I3 lm I3 I8 32 I2 . I I2 68 :hw Va. . bk , S I'mwr amd mlm-1-plimu xwrv lhv lxPj'IlUll'S ol' Ihr- IUIO Wolmslvr llmlhall lf'illll whim-h Swtqpl lu lhc , . . . l'uunlx llllulnpumslup clurmu lllfll lull SUHSUII. This yvau' lhvy displuyvcl l'0Nl'l'S4'S and lrivk plays N4 lclum svvn in high sl-luml lkmllmll. The1-mnlminulimm ofa grvul lim' and lravklivlrl hruugrhl W. ll. S. -ir lirsl, vhzunpimuslmip simw- Ililih. 49 BA 'KETBALL nun now: ltvllllfllilto, 'l'ou'ncr, .II'lII l.lI, IKIIIIIIWP, lflrlnrluzrfl, Olwrg. Fnfwr mm: livmlvr. .lulvnrh .IVl'l'I.V, lhwwl, l.uI. CARLTON Ummm, Itlanayer Webster at Brighton . Irondequuit at Webster Webster at Spem-e1'pm't Fairport at Welvster . W'eI1ster at Bl'm'Iqml'l, Brighton at W'eImslI0r . Webster at Irondequuil, Spencerport at Webster Webster at Iiasl, Iluches Iiruckport at Webster Webster at I airpurt . Ivr Iiasl. Iiochester at Webster Won Ilflmsl 9 l 0f'1l'IIf'll.N' Cmllfr Jayne Tmvner Iiead Lotze Bender 50 II'f'11.vlf'l' U1lf!0IH'Il I I 28 33 II I- II! 250 :III 120 3 I I I 512 25 II I JIII IIII III! 33 II1 ICI I5 20 I2 36 38 I fllllfll-V Neely X I url in HIZlIll'IlZlI'tI lx ulnlwr llillllp0l'0ll llll'UlI,!lIUlll lhv svuson by lho luvk of 1'0s01'x'0s, W f'llSlf'I' lliglfs Olllfj' ill lho County lA'ilgll0 was 1111a1l1lv Io vopv with llm more fully lllZiIlIl0Kl lf-ams and as a result Wllll only llll'l'f' ou ol' lvwlw ga11110s. llig:l1lig.rl1l ol' ll10 ss-a1so11 1111119 early i11 the lirsl lll1lfWll0ll lho Welmslvr quinlf-I clownml Fairporl who li11isl1v1l i11 sf'c'o111l plavv. i11 their lirsl, 11101-li11g by the counl ol' 30 lo 29. .-Xguin. lulvr i11 ll1v ss-1-o114l l1ull', llm W. ll. S. purplv and gold upset, ll1o Clllllllj' sla11cli11g.rs WlN'Il llIl'j' ll'lllIllflllt'll owl' l31'igl1lo11. Xl lhc limo l31'ighlo11 was lfxlilllllg lho lvuglxo and was llllll0l'6'iilf'fl llalrolcl .lii5lll', W. ll. S. posl g.fl'ElllllBlf', load ll1o Whipple-111911 ill Sl'UI'lllgI plus lakillg llrsl, lean llUllHl'S o11 ll14' amllllul 'l'i111c-s-l vllllbll All-clllllllly livv. 51 BA lEBALL luck now: Spvrhl. lllaier. Ifolllfuss, Lieberman. Wolf, Willirmzs. Ilulleman. P. Klein, Dnylon. If. Ilorlwllr. Iilllrlvllllrfl. Whipplv. Kryvl. Slurnz, llny Snzilh, Crafl. Ifoberl Smilh. I. Weilvrl, Prfnzing, Dorwalfl, flnnlplwll. Ifrzrkvll, Ilrmlm. Tlllllll now: lIl'4lf'IlItl'I', IIllI'l'I'l1!1I0lI., Ilill, Lobinski. Willmes, Barter, 0'HriPn, IIIUPII. Wilson. Klvislrgv. Whulvn, llrfllrujf. I . Vogl, Ulson, llonruuv, S6IIllIl.f'II, I . Snzillz, llickcllsolz, Klick. smzorvn now: illclmflll. Colby, II. Klvrn. lfhrnr. W. Ho- chvllff, Wehrle, Hull, .lunIscl:i, I isImr, Marlin, lXll'I'CIlCl'. FaoN'r now: Ilirsrh, lI!'l.III'Sl'I1. If. Vogfl. I . igfllllllilll, Ifrklvr. Ifngleharf, Giorrlano, Herlock, lllcllllllun, Oberg, Hulhrzfe, Slickles, Walik, Moranalu, Girzryuuv. Vnablc to play baseball bcvausv of an inadv- quatc ficld for gamvs, VV4-bstvr clroppvd from tho County bast-ball lvaguc and adopts-cl softball as a subslitutv. With tht- assistanvv ofa numbt-r of int-n tcacla-rs, Coach Whipplt- forrnt-cl an intramural league for the school. Out of this lt-agua' camo an all-star softball ten to compute in intvr-st-holastio games. The svason opvnt-tl whvn Wvbstvr mt-tl Pt-nlivlcl High al. Ponliclcl on May 2l. Brighton was host! lo thc VV. ll. S. softball squad on May 26. Tho linal game of the season was hold at lfast litN'llt'Sll'l' on June 3. As yet, no dolinito plan has bcvn rv:u'llctl con- cerning basvball in 1912. Llswls WoLF, illanayer 52 TRACK l m'l.v-liw lnns rm- mrlvfl In ll11'04w'om'lws this sn'ilwl'u1'll'z1uk. Nlr. Wlli 1 vlv, lllr. Xfllllllw, . 1 . r V P' l . l P1 :xml Mr. liuslu llumllvrl llw com-lnlllg. llw svuson sclmllllv lllt'lllll0Il nn-1-ls wxllu lirlglllsm. llillun S lt'lll'l'l' mrl 3 um- will: S 01111-1' Jurl. lllo cuunly Ill0l'l ul B1'i1flllon and lln- linul nu-vl 7 I I I 5 . rw ill! l uirpm'l . TENN'S luck mm: lfllxll. l'un Sivan l ixh. Ih'nm'. fl0IIll'IffUl'1l'. Lolzin xki, Fuxl1'r. yfllllljl. sl-:rtuwn Huw lf. ll,ll1Ilf'Il. I . Srlunifll, flulllrif' .'lIf'r:k1'. .lIaxlin. lhyl. .'lIr'lIlf'llur1 Flmvr num: lf. Wlullerl, Wilson If. SFIIIIIIDIH. llkllxnll. Muivr lfrippx. lurk INIXXZ Ilollrlv. lhfum' lfnslvr H. llll'l.ll'l'l. Sllllllll. SICUUNIP mm' IXUIPIII. livrlurlc, ffallun, SIi1'kl4's .'llIlIlS,I. lfnuvl' mm: lfll.l'l4'I' ,llurlin. l. ll'1'il1'rl. -I1l.Vllf'. llaunpm-l'4-4l lay nut lmxingr :I vuurl on llw svlmol g.fI'UllIlllS. llu- W. ll. S. lvnnis lvmn null l'lz1lrpurl. l3rm'lxpul'l. l'illsl'm'1l, lfzlsl. nUl'lIl'Sll'I', lgl'lQllllHll. :xml lflyrlv. Nll. lfalllzul m'o:u'lu'cl lln- 4'Ulll'lllll'll wlnu slugvml ilu-lr pl'm'llc'vs:1l1cl g:nm's on YN llluw Pmnl P: ol' larsl. yl'ill'.S llll'll lllillll' lllis l1'2llll ll slrong vulnlminalliun. 53 uk's1'uurls. S1-wraxl joy-il swinnning, lnnski-llmll, GIRLS' ATHLETIC 'l'lnis yvnr an now lifylll lvzwli- 1-r, 'Xliss llvlvn Sll'iIlll2llISl'l' vanna- ln NN-l'llSil'l' lligli girls, :intl nnmlvr lil-r lllllIlilg.Il'lIll'Ill an lnrgv nuinln-r ol' girls lmw vn- rulll-il in nllilvlirs. livlly llill wus 1-In-1-11-rl lllilllilgvl' ul' girls' spnrls. 'l'Iu- svnsun slnrlvll ull' will: il lmng, willl llli' girls plnying sm-4-W. l,1-mm St'Illlllll'l'iS I4-:nn prmwl lu ln' llw lwsl :intl run EIWIIX willi lln' llUll0I'S. Nvxl 4-:nnv lnmlniinlnn :ind ping pung, lliusv lwu inrlnnr sporls Wllll'll wi' ull 4-iljoy. 'l'lwsv spurls w'm-rl' plalyvcl ul'l1'r svlmol on 'l'ln1rscl:iy niglils. In Iln- Iinzil lournznnvnl lln- x'a-rsnlilo lizu'li l.nlz1-:md .'Xlic1- U'Dl-II won llw lmrlniinlun rllznnpimi- ship willi llnrul llnlmlin and lflziinm' Slllilll winning in ping pong. linslu-llmll wus nc-xl on llu- lisl. 'l'liis wus plnym-fl 2li'll'l' svliuul on 'iilll'Sll1lN alnfl 'l'liurs- clay niglils. 'I'lw girls liml an lol nl' m'unipl-liliun lllis 51-:ir and an guuml fair lmlllv wus wzigl-cl willl thi- Svllilll' lflnss ruining nul on lup. Along will: llu- rvgulzn'sporls lllis 5i'nr, wi- lmw' c':u'ri4'4l mul Ilia- la-:itll-l's' vlziss iflvzi Wllil'll was slurlwl lnsl yvur by Miss Dany. Viv liuw nlsu lwvn wvll rvplw-ss-illl-fl nl an Illllllilvl' of plny liiljS wln-rv llw girls vn- :uncl Ii2lIll'iilg. F -JD This your, for lln- lirsl lilnm-, llw girls lmcl lliv plvzisim- ol' pan'li1-ipnling in :in 1-xviling nvw sporl. So populan' dill il lincl ilsc-ll', lllul wi' fonncl lllUl'1' llnin lifly girls signing up lo vnjoy lln' lrowling svnson. liv- vrx' lxlHllKl3lX 1ll'll'l' svliool, for nlmonl six vu-1-ks, lln' lrowling ullvys vu-l'v giwn up lo lln- girls. Ullwr sporls lllnl lln' girls vlljoyvml clnring lln' lust linll' ol' lllis your worn- vollvylmll, wllivll wus plalyvcl 'l'lnn'sdny niglils nfl:-r svllool und, will: lllm- coming Ul.W1lI'Ill1'l' wm-aillivr, wi' vv1'r4' zilllv lo gvl. onl, ol' doors :ind plny lmsvlmll. 'l'llis wus plzlym-ml 'l'n1'scl:ly nigllls nflvr svllool. Nwcllvss lo sny, llivrv wus an lnrgm- Lnrn-onl, for lmolll ol' lln-sv sports. 'llllisyourvvvsllll'vI'1'il llw rlis- ilpplblllllllvlll ol' nol, living nlrlv lo play lvnnis lllll' lo lln' lurk ol' u lvnnis vonrl sinm' lln' von- slrnrlion ol' Iln- now roaul in lmvk ol' llw svllool. llovvi-v4'l', wo ilI'l' looking l'UI'Will'4l lo nvxl yvur or llw linn- wlwn ws- will lw ailmli- lo 4-njoy playing li-nnis on Ihr ni-w vonrl which will Im ai pnrl of llw nllilvliv livlrl. N l. 1' X x l ' 3 .il 5 9 l N .1 Q. 6 , ALUMNI John Adkin-Rochester Manufacturing Co. John Albert-At home. Keith Amish-Post Graduate. Alene Anderson-Sibley, Lindsay 85 Curr Co. Sally Beck-Keuka College. Richard Bedford-Working for a Rochester florist. Gerald Bliek-R. B. I. Helen Bott-Working in Rochester. Gordon Bowman-Working in Rochester. William Buckholz-At home. Vera Burkardt-R. B. I. Dorothy Church-Contomator School. Marjorie Close-Working in Rochester. Victor Cole-Working in Rochester. Norma Craft-At home. Roberta Crane-Working in Webster. Carmelita Delfosse-Moved to Jamestown. Arthur DeMuth-Working in Rochester. Jean DeRoo-Working in Rochester. Merle Dinse-Post Graduate. Bertha Ehrementraut-Working in Rochester. Arlene Enderlin-Strong Memorial Hospital. Joseph Enderlin-N. Y. A. George Frank-At home. Ballison Fulton-In the Army. Charles Fyles-Cornell. Edward Gangross-Working in Rochester But- ton Factory. Joseph Gentle-United States Air Corps. Alkone Gilman-Buffalo State Teachers' Col- ege. Anthony Giordano-Post Graduate. Lorraine Harrington-Bausch and Lomb. Warren Heard-University of Rochester. Doris Heiden-Working in Rochester. Elwood Helfer-At home. Margaret Houters-Post Graduate at East High School. Alma Huehn-Working in Webster. Oscar Huehn-Working in Webster. Bernard Humphrey-Mechanics Insitute. Harold Jayne-Post Graduate. Edward Kimmel-At home. Emil Klaver-Working in Rochester Foundry. Richard Klem-General Motors. Betty Kusse-Working in Webster. Arthur Lagendyk-Working in Webster. Joseph Maier-Working in Rochester. Bruce Marshall-At home. Verne Mayeu-Working in Webster. Dorothy McAlpin-Working in Webster Wel- fare Oflice. George Meddaugh-At home. Jean Merrill-Allegheny College. Dorothy M iller-Working in Rochester. Marie Moschau-Working in Rochester. Warren Neely-Post Graduate. Lee Ott-Aeronautics College in California. Nelson Peet-Syracuse University. Dorothy Quinn-Nazareth Convent, Pittsford. John Raymond-Working in Rochester. Clair Rigby-At home. Eleanor Rogalski-Working at Bausch Sz Lomb. Betty Rosenbauer-Attending a commercial school. Floyd Rothfuss-Working at home. Walter Salisky-Working in a gas station. William Schlegel-Working at Rochester Gas and Electric. Celia Schrader-R. B. I. Bernard Schreiber-Colgate University. Clare Schwartz-Post Graduate. George Semmler-At home. Carolyn Smith-Mechanics Institute. Gene Smith-R. B. I. Jeanette Smith-At home. Robert Snyder-Trystate College. George Somerville-Working at the Rochester Box and Lumber. Clarence Stappenbeck-Penn State. Lisa Stingle-Working in McCurdy's Tearoom. Evelyn Sutorius-Doing housework. Arlene Todd-School of Commerce. Charles Traub-Working at Kodak Park. Ronald Vandenbush-Working at Hawk-eye Vivian VerCrouse-Working at Kodak. George Vogt-Clarkson University. Loretta Vorndran-R. B. I. Clarence Vossler-Employee at Webster Drug Store. Mary Wahle-R. B. I. Myra Westfall-Contomator School. Jean Wheeler-Working at Bausch 8z Lomb. Robert Williams-Alfred University. David Willis-R. B. I. Stella Willmes-R. B. I. Margaret Wollschleger-Contomator School. Marjorie Worthing-University of Rochester. Jack Young-Working in Pennsylvania. Pauline Zimmer-Working at Sibley, Lindsay, Sz Curr Co. Earl E. Smith Carl H. Lotze SMITH 81 LOTZE FURNITURE ' Q Phone 62 Webster, New York DESOTO PLYMOUTH Best Wishes to Class of 19-11 KLICK SALES 81 SERVICE WEBSTER FRANK II. KLICK HAROLD WM. KLICK '40 COMPLIMENTS 4 FRANK K. LUCAS D. L. and W. Coal Sement Solvay Coke Quality Fuel Oil WITMER BROS., INC. A PORTION OF YOUR TRADE RESPECTFULLY SQLICITED G. L. F. Servive Phone 350 58 Nothing is more rare in man B 0 W L I N G than a Ihoughl of his own. A L L 13 Y 5 WEBSTER CANNING AND PRESERVING CO., INC. PA RTS SERV ICE Cmnplimenls WEBSTER AUTO CORP. Authorized Ford Dealers WEBSTER. N.Y. FORD 0 LINCOLN-ZEPH Y R 0 MERCURY OPEN BOWLING 12 noon until T200 P.M. every day Visitors Always Welcome RESTAURANT REGULAR DINNERS AT NOON Lunches-Short. Order Cooking WEBSTER BOWLING HALL AND RESTAURANT LOUIS RASCHIATORE, Mgr. Phone 182 Webster 31 North Ave. Complimenls ATTENTION! ' ll is beller lo lry and fail ARMAND G. FORBES Than not lo make the attempt. We Expevt Every Member of the B A li B li ll Class of '-1-1 to TRY. 0 .. IT West Maln St. WEBSTER HERALD COPR. Poimsrmns AND PRINTERS WEBSTER, N. Y. Comiplimenis of CINDERELLA BEAUTY SHOP REVA WHITCONIB 23 West Main St. Webster, N. Y. Compliments of A. L. GOODELL INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE 59 West Main Phone 15 Compliments of Compliments of PETER G. and JAY A. SMITH GEORGE NAGLE Prepare For Your Complimenls of CAREER at. the PAUL W' SMITH SCHOOL OF COMMERCE General Merrlmndise 362 East! Ave' ROc'hesLer, N. Y. COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE MAINTENANCE-STATION SERVICE QUALITY PRODUCTS MERZ GARAGE AND SERVICE Tires f Balleries 1 Repairs f Aulo Supplies PHONE IZII WEBSTER BASTIAN BROTHERS COMPANY Manufaeluring Jewelers and Sfaiioners Rochester, N. Y. DESIGNERS AND PRODUCERS OF EMRLEIVIS FOR IIIGII SCIIOOI. CLUBS W rile for Free Calalogue Engraved Name Cards WILLIAM R. TIEFPIIJ, Dislrirl Manager 60 With Best Wishes to the Senior Class of 1941 40' WEBSTER DRUG STORE Milton B. Case, Pharmacist Q I , , ,, . c:0,wPL1MENTS C0M 'M'iN1 'S Of 'if Bonenblust 81 Buckman CARROLL E. SUTTER Dfalffs in I OLDSMOBILE CARS I 1 1 - KOBER BROS. SERVICE COIHIIIIIIIPIIIS Qf WEBSTEIK W. R. HAWLEY SPECIALISTS IN 1144 RDIYARE QLUBBICATION oGENERAL BEPAIRING '0' .STUDEBAKIQR CARS Phone 21-J Wvbstvr, N- Y Mobilgas Mobiloil Mobilgreowe Compliments of I CQMPLI M ENT3 DR. RALPH L. DUBLIN Of OPTOMETBIST DR, H, WINTERS Specialist in Eye Examinations DENTIST and the Fitting of Glasses 61 Compliments of SALES SEHVICP PHILII-'IS SHOE REPAIR Telephone 10 HARNESS BEPAIRINC KLEIVPS CHEVROLET and PART S 28 West Main Street WCIJSLCF, Webster, SCHAEFER-ROSS CO., INC. Webster, N. Y. Compliments M anufnclurers of of FINE .ADVlCll'l'ISlNli SIGNS Pllotographie, Screen Process I C' R' D'D'b' tilass, Cloth, Metal, Wood Cardboard, Electric, Embossed and Window Transfers I EYESIGHT IS A PRICELESS POSSESSION Tired eyes mean headache, eyestrain, Hlld possible nervous disorders. If your eyes bother you-have them examined. If it is a question of inadequate or improper light-try an I. E. S. Lamp. I. E. S. Lamps provide scientifically correct light and safeguard your Sight and health. See that your children have an I. E. S. Lamp for homework and other reading tasks. ROCHESTER GAS 81 ELECTRIC CORP. 89 EAST AVE. MAIN 7010 62 Compliments Compliments of of W- W- WRIGHT SCHLEGEUS MARKET Sanilary Barber West Webster N Y Shop L ' ' ' Compliments of MR. and MRS. HILL Jeweler f Beaulician Compliments of REICHENBERGER 8z BURR Phone 85 WE DELIVER Compliments Compliments of of JOHN A. GOETZMAN WEST WEBSTER BARBER sHoP DRUGS West Webster 63 B0WMAN,S Compliments ol' CICARS-TOISACCO PE PER DE POIN I' ICLECTR IC SHI ll' 10- Confevlionery Sporling floods Contracting Photo Supplies Magazines Repairing and Supplies Compliments Compliments of ol' WEBSTER DAIR Y WEBSTER CANDY KITCHEN '0' F. R. Schull Phone Compliments Compliments Of of P U C S L E Y ' S A SCIWIAER SERVICE STATION f lor i sl . ,ll ulo If 1r'z'lrif' S0r1'if'c' Compliments of HART'S STORES Phone 317 P90 W. E. WmTl-1, WM. SMITH Zllanagers Compliments of MARKET BASKET STORES '00 J. Il. BASCH, .llanager GRADE A BROWN Swiss MILK Qualily Turkeys F O R E S T F A R M S 101 LAKE ROAD WEBSTER HAROLD K . FOLEY INSURANCE-REAL ESTATE A Life Insurance Policy will give you lhe righl slarl in life 9 Main St. East Webster P - Resolve to SUCCEED! ' JOBS are waiting. Prepare to play your part in Amor- ica's greatest in peace-time I business expansion programs Cover 678 R. B. I. graduates secured positions in 19401 I R- B. l. Fall Courses start SEPT. 2nd I Send for H. B. I . Cala log COmplllI1eIltS of Cumplimenlg of I LOUISE J. H. ERNISSE BEAUTY SHOPPE I FLORIST Permanenl Waring OU' Specially I Cut Flowers Funeral Designs Wedding Bouquets Corsages 40 East Alain Street Phone 22'M I lllember Florisl Telegraph Association 1 1 T - 1 l 1 1 Our Business Grows Because WeSell You I HAMEL'S ESSO FRESH FLOWERS S TAT I O N C O E T Z M A N N ' S '0' G R E E N H O U S E S I JERRY I'1AMEL, Prop. Plank Road at Dayton's Corners l Compliments of GLENN ROSENBAUER Compliments of DR. EARLE C. BAXTER Vli'l'lilllNAlllAN BEACON FICICDS ' I Webster Main Street Webster, N. Y KIME9S BOOT SHQPPE PHONE WEBSTEIX 271-F-12 I . lllerifs ll'0men's and Cllildrerfs I AIRS GARAGE Shoes, Rubbers, and Hosiery Plume Web. 157 South Avenue Webster, N. General Repair On All Cars and Tractors lilectric' and Oxy-acetylene Welding Battery Charging lCl.Mlcn l.. .lunNs1w.I'rup. UNION llll.I WESTERN AUTO Compliments uf I I 1 f 11 1 1 ASSOClA'I'lC s'rom3 BEN FRANKLIN 510313 N ' - Wl5BSTliR-ON'l'AHlO I , 10- IBVING T. FARNHAM I I Owner W. C. ,llm'r, Proprielor Q I 1 1 I Compliments of I I W. and T. ELLIOTT I Cmnplimentsof GROCERIES I I ISAAC PORREY '01 I Quality Restaurant Union Hill and Webster I 66 Complimenls of I Compliments of E. L. VERDOW I Wehster. N. Y. PETER DE POINT Puu.co lhmo SALES AND Electric Shop SERVICE Contracting Public' Address System Rental , , N l i Ptepalrmg and bupphes Phone 125 25 Dunmng Ave. - - - N - - ! - - - I 4.. 4. . Complilmmls Qf , 0DOHLLbS CLLANINII SALTER,S GREENHOUSE I ave I leters tileau and Press Your hunt, boat, or Dress R0i'k clafdell alld INUVEMXY Plants I Rochester-made Clothing for Men Phone 246 and Young Men South Avenue Webster, N. Y. phone 70 We Deliever A. N. MARTIN SONS L U M B E R Cellar lo Roof WEBSTER, NEW YORK PHONE 25 67 WEBS'rER MARBLE AND lfonzplinzenlsqf GRANITE WORKS RED 8: WHITE STORE Mrs. llaruld A. Meeker, Prop. J. P. Smith, Owner W lfll 10 137-W ' Phune 333 . - In .1- 11 rzrrz plinmnlx Qf Congralnlalions Io lhe BREWEIPS SERVICE f1'1ff-Y-Hff'41 STATION GERALD R. BARRETT NL Dayton fforllers '25 I Wilh lies! Wishes To The Senior Class of 1901 THE PEOPLETS ACCOMMODATION STORE 34 3 EAST MAIN STREET WEBS'1'ER, NEW YORK 68 Com pl imenls of Compliments of H, J, HERBST I HEGEDORN'S DAIRY , ICE CREAM Cigars Cigarettes Candy Phone 86-J Webster Compliments of MONROE CASKET COMPANY, INC. WEBSTER, NEW YORK WITH THE BEST WISHES TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1941 4fl'O7Tl THE JOHN F. LINSIN CO. Wholesale Confeclioners ROCHESTER, NEW YORK ESTABLISHED 1876 69 Compliments 0 WEBACO OIL COMPANY and WEBSTER BASKET COMPANY IT IS OUR WISH THAT THE GRADUATES OF 1941 MAY HAVE A SUCCESSFUL CAREER BUSSEL B. MASON CO. ROCHESTER STATIONERY I I CI,mp,I,,,e,,IS of CO. INC. ' FAIRPORT STORAGE SCHOOL SUPPLIES and AND ICE CORP- OFFICE EQUIPMENT I I 108 Mill SL. Rochester, N. Y. I WEBSTER PLANT T 70 sf I Compliments ol' KlNG'S MARKET M ICATS tlliUCl'1lill'IS Phone 103 Webster, N. Y. ,IOI-lNSON'S GARAGE WILLYS tWl'1l1.lAND Sales - Ser1'1'ee ALLls-t1uALxlr:Hs MACIIINIGRY Phone Welvster 6 You Can Win IHghlHDn0rs in Thrift I Set yourself the task of saving I part of your income regularly- no matter how small. Persist in I this endeavor, just as you would I in your most. ambitious plan. fsijflllfb 'lap' U N I O N T R U S T COMPANY OF ROCHESTER SHERMAN L. l'ool,uY, Ass'l Sec. I tllember Federal Deposit Insurance Corporal ion I COMPLI M ENTS OF MBIG BERTHA AND THE BROWNCROFT GARAGE All pictures in this book were taken, MOSER STUDIO THE llll BUIS PRESS NIC YEAH BOOKS AND KZATKLOGUI N II011lll'1S'l'l'Ill, N. Y. Process Color Printing and Engraving L. f M -i f. z Z 9 I I