Webster Central High School - Reveille Yearbook (Webster, NY)
- Class of 1942
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I seq' 9 'ff ' . M N Qu IJEDICHTIUH... For her kindly spirit and wise counseling toward our ultimate goals we, the Class of 1942, dedicate our Reveille to Grace M. Thomas. During our four years in Webster High School, Mrs. Thomas has been an influencing factor in each Senior's life, for her willingness to help solve our individual problems and her complete understanding of young people, have made her a haven to turn to in time of doubt and perplexity.- Mrs. Thomas' calm manner and encouraging smile is conducive to confidence and sincere friendship in those about her, and through this feeling she has come to represent a respected friend with each of us, not merely a teacher. We honor and respect her'for her services to the school in the math department, her guid- ance to the Junior boys, her efforts toward the complete success of all student activities, and our four years of companionship and pleasure with her. She is one of the things which makes Webster High School the line place it is, she is an integral part of all its honor and tradition. She will always, in years hence, be one of our brightest memories of high school days, and we all may well follow her admirable example: . . . This above all.-To thine ownself be trueg And it must follow, as the night the day, Thou canst not then be false to any man. . L. x .il di XS -v-gn i 8 L J... 1 ll ' Mus .5-w. f I 3 if -1 1 1 Q Ali I W. x,,x X6 mfnbfzaflon . . RUIEISRT L. THOMAS l'r1'nf1'pal lr has been truly said that the most precious possessions of a nation are its great traditions. Surely no people of any other country have been trustees of so great a heritage as have we in America. Now this inheritance, these traditions. are attacked viciously by unscrupulous enemies. This chal- lenge must be met valiantly by a people accustomed to freedom and to all that it means. As these words are read this liberty means more to us than ever before. With this freedom we have attained more happiness and security in America than at any other time or place in all history. Our duties in this crisis are certainly greater than these privileges which we have enjoyed. It is hoped that in great measure you may feel fortified to meet these problems as a result ol your contacts and training in this institution. The information you have acquired, the method of study and the practices you have followed here are all exceedingly important yet are secondary to the character strength you have developed up to this moment. Though new winds may blow, set your sails to their advantage. VVork with what you have and increase your strength constantly that you may meet vigorously this extraordinary challenge. 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IIII I,'IIIT. 1. --IIII-I :.I.'-IIPIIII' .I 'I' I 'I III II 'II' II'III' I iI - I-I'II' 'I'I I III'Ii'I '.I'III.I ,I I.'I4' I'I- IIfI IqIII-1 I'I. '. IIIII ' Class of 1942 OFFICICRS RAYMOND SMITH .... ljfffl-dfllff llfxkorn CULISY lvl-ft'-1,fI'J'1.dt'7II .li-iANNi-: Garzucz . Sfcrfmry c1l.ENN 1JAY'l'ON .,.. Trrzuurfr Gizoaoic Wieniuaa, Doius 1 :S'l'l-IR, jfxiwias ROTHFUSS . Cllblillff .Mfnzbrrs ln September of 1938, 162 boys and girls entered Welaster High and began theirFreshman year under the direction of Miss Blanche Parshall. After the members of the class became better acquainted, the following o1'1icers were elected: CTL!-INN 1JAY'l'0N . Pra.r1'drnr EIUIIN QNAIVIPIH-21.1. l'1'ff-I'rrfz'rZfr1z .Ii-:ANi1:T'1'if: lieu . , 7'rea.furrr KENNIQTH QWUNRUW, FRANK WATSKJN . . f.'ab1'm'1 Mrmbfrf During the course ol' our Freshman year, many took part in the musical and athletic activities which were oliered. ln our Sophomore year we assembled under the supervision of Mr. Morris and Mr. Dono- hue. '1 he ol'11cers chosen were as follows: . . . . 1,7't'J I.llll'Hf I 'ltr-Pre.rz'dfr1I RAYMOND Smrrn KIQNN ETH CONROVV DIEANNH Gamma . Srcrrtkzry k1LENN 1JAY'I'0N 7'rm.rim-r PHvi.1.is Ki-:1.l.Y. .lonN CAMPBELI. . . Cabinfr Mfmbrrf The class participated well in the various sports and organizations ol VVebster High this year. ln our -lunior year the class was separated: the boys being under the supervision of Mrs. Thomas, the girls under the supervision of Miss Stone. Class ofhcers were as follows: 1':lJWARD.1AN'I'SCHI . . Prffidfnt KENNETH CUNROW l'1'c'r-l'rf'y1'd4'rzt 1JORUTHliA 1'lI.lN'l' . . Secretary Rom-:R'rA Di-:PoiN'1' . 7'rwaJ1frfr Rom-:RT l3o'rr, MARY KING, EIUHN CAMl'li1'Il.l. . . C.'ab1'm'f Mfmbrrx ln this year we were, as before, well repre- sented in the band, clubs, and other school activities. The junior Prom was held on No- vember 18, 19-10. ln the spring, on April 8, 19-1-1, the junior Play was presented under the direc- tion of Miss Margaret Bradley. The play was a three-act comedy entitled, Charm School. I lflasr RU1l'ZlLi.VIz'f, llnlfamlrr. slfcoNn now: llffymn, Ill-li, lfolfly, firrghg, Szuilfi, Rfilfirlizn f. Then, on September 2, 1941, we entered Welwstei' High School to commence our last year here. The class was reunited and placed under the direction of Miss Ruth Hollander. A magazine contest was held in the fall, and the class was divided into two teams. The green team was led by Neva Hoflimeier, and the gold team, was led by Phyllis Kelly. The green team was the winner. During the latter part of October and the lirst of November our class conducted a Christ- mas card sale. Velma Mack and Alice Semmler were appointed to take charge. Une hundred lifty boxes were sold, giving our class SCVt'l1fy- live dollars profit. On December 17, 19-11, the Senior Play, Little Miss Fortune, was presented in the school auditorium under the direction of Miss Hollander. Later, the Reveille Staff was appointed with Marjorie Kleinhammer as editor-in-chief. The last important social event of the year took place when the Senior liall was presented in the latter part ol' May, the students danced in a gala setting and will always remember it as a fitting climax to four years of association together. When the names of .lack Foster as valedic- torian and .lohn Campbell as salutatorian were announced in April, the class was proud of their representation by these two. NVith Commencement approaching we look back on our four years spent in Webster High School as most prohtable and enjoyable. RUB DOI' liR'l' II. fXI,I.liN I f1gn'rrz'Ill1 rm man',i upirzioiz. I fum' ,mmf :gf my uwn. Gl,. lS Al'S'l'lN llifi .vfzu1'1'fu arf punruwfl but rrfrwr fjffrrlirwly 1?f'1'l'lIlA't'PI. Sala-ty Patrol lg Senior Play Conimittcc 4 lnl1Ril'Rl'Dl'i li.'NSl'll Sin' hai ll mimi likf rl ,i1unl1'ul,' I'fft'I'll7'Il,l'1PIllj' plrrlmrilrn'.r,f. Girls' :Xctivitim-s 2: lllmir l. 2. 3. 4: lloml lfconomics Ululi 2, I OM BAXTICR IH mfr ruff: In rvlirrf 1:1:gi'l.i'-frzlr In lrnul. Salicty Patrol 2, 3, -l, faptain la llaml l. 2. 5. -l: Ul'cl1t-stra l, 2 3. 4: Dancv Urrlu-srra -lg lfootliall 3, lg 'll-nnis 2, 3, -lg Softball .lg junior Prom Conmiittcc 3. .lllml , lllffl-Il lffuffi lin xlrr 1f,'.-M le,-fi lf,-f f ,',-W1 lf,-.w ilggwl RIIXlil'k'KliR llxl' ' ' 3 2 '. . j rlr ri flkr Il ,ilrnll ml lln' lwnrli. pls war In lin' Ilffllllll nlgr nv I run gn, Yl'I1Ilf0l'L'S Yt'l'll0l'lIIll 2. 3. 4: -lunior lllilllk' lfcmminics flulm 3, -lg llcvvillv Stall' -lg Girls' :Xctivitit-s l, 2, 3, 4: l'l10I'llS l. NI-. l 'lilf R. lllfll llrr ryrf purlflurzlf'rr'rrytl1l'r1g.fln'.ir1y.f. Girls' Activities l. 2: flmrus l: llzmtl -lx -llll1l0l' llnml- lfcnno- mics flulw lg Girls' Safcry Patrol l. lg -lunior Play ,lg junior Prom L'oimnittui- 3, lXllilS lllflSll'iGlfl, I! If firr ll11'r1lc1'r1g :if nllzfr pi-fiplf Mia! nzafer' you lliizzft' uf lzrr. Chorus l, 2: l,ilmrary lllllli l, 2, 53 junior , , - . . , l lay Q OIHIIIITTUC .11 Xvnatorm-s X t-rliorum 2, 3, -lg lic-vuillu Stall'-lg Couric-r Stall' 3, -l. GR XN'l-l,lfY lil-LISI lfGlfl, Thr nigh! Inu a llmmiuml ryrf mul ,io ,ltli t' lln' Iwzwlzrrf. l-l I R 'XNCIS lil'.R'l'l'll Spml1'-n'r,wr-yrl11'ug,'rim-rr1'm1 mrmlf. Ag Club l, 2, 3, 4: Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Stamp flulm l, 2. NUR NIA lil'.R'l'l'.Nl3Rl'.l'l'l'.R Slrmlr'1':w filer ll jrfp l'llfl.Vl-Hg a jup. Girls' Activirics I: llomm- lfvonomirs l'lul1 2. 3: Chorus l, 2: Uouriur Stull' 4: Rm-willv Srzrrl'-4: Senior Play Conunirrcv 4. 'K lil..-XNL'll:XRl7 -Rr,1lm1'nl i.1n'l lflr gnlzlrn rulf :rf rrrjuynwrrl. :Kg Clulm l, 2, 3, 4: lluslu-llmll I, I. 3, 4: lll'ClH'SlI'1l I lllfl'ZllI!lll'1ll Sports l, 2, 3, 4: Sn-nior Play C0lI1lIllII'l'l' 4. RUl3l'1R'l. lllflvl' Ilr :U rrrrxv nllrn' fnrlz a grnllrnmn. linsclmll 2, 3, 4: llnskcrlwull 2, 3: tl-l'2lCli 2, 4: Mzwiom-Irvs 3: wluniu l'l:1x' 3: Cznlvim-r 3: lim-wills Stull' 4: junior Prom C0lIll1llTT0l' 31 lnrrzunurzrl Sports , 4. lfrrl-'lf l?rf'h'r1l1rrl'l1'1' lffuurliarzf lfwll lffl HI plzfll l.'lm.u' CUWY fffrllfllfi' N L'.-XMl'lil'II.I. Yfmr lll'1ll'HK f4'rrr pu! on lin' top of your mmlnmy, fn' lfml yuza girv' Iflflll tap mmfffrmlifnf. Ye-11:1lr1l'n-5 xl'I'l5lil'lIlH 2, 1, 4, Xin--l'r'cs1mlvr1t l: K :alum-t 2, J: htzlmp K lulm l: Rk'YL'llll' 5IIll'l l, 4: Sllllllllfhflllll 4. NOR MQXN L'll:XSl'. ll'1ml :fr ,rw mn' nr rlll J in func? llasulmzxll 3, 4: Sr-nior Play cl0I11lIllffCt' 4. ll XROLD L'Ul.liY I l11'f1'f':'u' 1':r':'ig1frn14.1 plzydrfll 1'.X'1'fI'l-,IT fur ullzrr pmplr. lfoorlmll l, 2, 5, 4, 'll-nnis l, 2, 3, 4: lntrzlmurall Sports l, 2, 3, 4. kl NN lflll VON Rf DW .I num r1lfz'uy.r lim' lim H'lI,Nl7lJ for zlnfug Ililylllillg fl gllfllf lwlwrl rllllj lfn' wal rmmn. llzlml l, 2, 5. 4: I I liusclmll 2, 3: -luninr l lay Comnrirrec 3: Sr-nior lluy Uonunirrvc 4: RL-vcillc Stull' 43 Cabinet l. 15 III NRY RICHARD IJIQJXNIQ CLXRO IOR 1f'flr'7I 111' .INll'f1',Y fir' 1 I A ' ' ' ' uf: ll Inf nj ,IIN-ItIf'1'. lrack 2: Ilaml I, Z, 3, 4: Football 3, 4. 'Nl,'lRIUN CR.fXl I' Thr nm' ffllj' In lItl1 1' !1VI'l'I't'7Il1 il In ln' nur. Senior Ilome Ifconoinics Q lub 2, 3, 4. RAE SHIRI.IfY CRUNKIlI'l'If Sllllllj' Il rennzan :elm ra11't add fan rwrminly zlfftrzxrl. Marionettes 2, 3: Rt-veille Stall' 4 Library Club Z, 3, 4: Public Speaking Club I, 2, 3: Girls' Activities I, 2, 3, 4: Choir I, Z, 3, 4: -lunior Play 3: Senior Play Committee 4: Drum Nlzxjorette 3, 4. GI,I'1NN DAY'I'ON-- llr ,riff and lmldy rym ai'm,r.r the dI..fl.f'. Iiaslcetball 2, 4: Baseball 3: Sportsmanship lirotberbooil 3, 4, President Sportsmzinsbip Iirotberliood 4: Yenatores Yerborum 2, 3, 4: Consul 4: -Iunior Play Committee 3: Senior Play Committee 4: Reveille StalI'4: Band I, 2, 3, 4. f.'IlIlNII1II ff ' ru!! ffrnnklzilf lhlvlmr 5' Dfrlm D1','nl'IIl D. l1'l'lIr' ljlrflf .Ilimlv nn' like f21lI'lIII1IHA'1 rlzfy rmfyfum'l1'1m :elim llrfy fm' npfn. I,es I3:lbiIl:lriIs .3, 4: 'l'r:1t'lt 3, 4: Iennis 3: Photography Club 4. R0lil'lR'I'A D4-POIN'I' Sin-'.f llzf phil uf X113 li! .it v. I' II' ' ' , ,f ur- u u ic Speaking Club 3, 4: Marionette-s Club 3: I,es Iiabillzirils 3, 4: Library Club I, 2, 3, 4: Chorus l, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Activities 3, 4: -Iunior Home Ifconomics Club 3: Courier Stall' 3: Reveille Stal'I'4: -Iunior Prom Committee 3: Senior Play 4. I, IJeWI'l l'I'l Sln'li'1ul,rfn'r p1'l'mn'l1'f'r1'n publir. Girls' Athletics Manager 4: Girls' Activities I, 2, 3, 4: lizmil I, 2, 3, 4: junior Play 3: Courier Stall' 2, 3, 4: Marion-tt-. Cl In ,' 4' Ifh ' ' ' ' - ' ' ' ' c as u 3, , 1 rary Club 4, labintt 4, junior Irom Committee 3: Reveille Stull 4. If'I I'A I . IVI. DIICIII, 'l'rrmfz'!w df a ,wrfrly pin. Choir I, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Activities I, 2, 3, 4: Courier 3, 4: Mznnznging Ifiliror Courier 4: I.ibr:irv Club 2: Reveille Stall' 4: Senior Play Committee 4. 16 l'i.'Xlil.lf IJUDIJ Thi' YIINIIXQ mm: Ilia! lflz1.illr,v if lm! quirf' II brutw. ll-iifii-lil lligli l, 21 Uoiirici' Stull. 3, 4: lfilirur-in-L'liicl' Courier 4: Unbinct 4: Public Spi-:iking flub 4: Marioncrtcs Club 4: l.es llabillarfls 41 lh-vi-illv Stall' 4, l'liot0gr:ipliy l'lub 3, 41 Si-niur l'l1iy 4: blunim' Play Qbiiiiiiirrvm- 3: -lunior l'roiii Cmuiiiitrci' 3. lill,lil'iR'l' llUl.l'i Il Ii mil iflzfmf I fluu'll1'l'1', 1'I'i'tl11' pr1'f1riplrfif 1l1r1l1z'ng.'.' V.-XRI. lXlSSl'iNli.XQ'll I l1'L'rfwi1-l.'. ll .vimply jf1.i'z'1'i1f1!f,i' mf. I ran ,iii ami lmilc nl il for lmur.i. lfuotliull 4: llSlSCl71lll 2, 3: llziskvrlinll 2, 3: lmrzunurnl Sports l, 2. 3, 41 lrzick 4: 'lim-nnis 4: Ulu-ss Club lg .Iunior l'l:iy .lg Svnior l'l:iy 4: Ri-vi-illc Stull' 4. lkli'l l'Y lfMl'ililK'K Shi' -fi-:rv lzrr :vilil milf ami Pr113'.f,lrfr Il rr11fPff11'l1u'f. llomc l'iC0l1Ol!1lCS Ulub 2. .l. 4: l.L-S llzilvillzirils 3. 41 Girls' :Xciivirii-s l, I. 3. 4: Vliuir l, 2, 3. 4. ,lunior llllly'fw0I1ll11lffl'l',?1,llIl1l0I' l'roni Uouiniirtu- .ig Si-niur l'l:iy Umiiiiiiirrvr 41 ll4'Yi'illv Stull' 4. llmfff nuff' Hvl,1.w'IlfnIz',1 ILll1I1'l'I'1'l' lfru ii if' lfifrz' f'uru.i:z'm'lfr Fill!! RUSl'ilNl.'XRY lfllNlSSl'i Sflrf ll- fm-'i' iii Il ful fl'l-fl! !:f'u mfrf. fliuii' l, 2. 3, 4L Q'UllI'lt'I' Stull' 4. lim-vi-illi' Stull' 4, Pllllllill' l'l:1x' llniiiiiittu' .ig ,luniur Prom k'oiiiiiiitri'i- .iz Si-iiiui' l'l:ii' lbiiiiiiitruc 4: Girls' Sufi-ty' l':1rrnl lg l.llll'1ll'X Club l, 4: Girls' :Xrtii'itii-s l. 2. .i. 4. DURIS lf. l'1S'lsl'ill Sin' Iiirxii rin lm' filflr Sfziifipi' rriirfu' Iwi ig! lllllkflillg lilzlyqfllm, liirls' 'Xcrivitics lg Yl'll1lIUl'L'S Ycrliuruiii 2. 3, 4: l.ilir:lri' Vlub 4. foiiricr Stull' 5. 4. lluvuillu Stull- 3. 4: -lunior llouii- lfconomics Ulub 2. blunioi' Prom foniniittcx- ig ,luniur l'luy l'uininirtu- .ig Scuim' Play Uoinmirti-c 45 Czilwim-r 4. KiR:XK'l'1 l .'XllNSlYUR'l'll .llrn un' fiki' r'rUnfvf11111i' fl'1lH.ifJ1ll't'?If, buf fmrcl In rfrrmfw mm' you gr! L'l'l'l1f3fll'lf up in lllflll. l.ll1l'lll'j' Club Z, 5, -lg L'mii'ivr Sr:1l'l'4g vlunim' Play l'ouiinirri-v 3, Si-nioi' l'l:ii' Couiiuirrm' 4. Rm-vi-illv Stull' 4. K'll.'Xlll,l'iS l-'ISII Um' fmlrni in fill' In flwwfw .1 lilflll and rlrarz' lifi ri-:vu mr1!1u1'm1i. l,i's lizibillurcls 3, 42 'lirzwli 3, 4. 17 IJOR ll X VXI VIN l'l9lllkR I la ,- . . ' - '. . ur1l'lm1'l1'1l1'gn. lfoorlmll 4: lnrrumural S 10' sg llzusk- lvnll 3' Y 3, 4: Alunior Play C0l!1lllll'l'k'l'l Alunior Prom k'ommirn-c-. 3 If Lt . .. k'l11lf0I'1'S Yurlmrum 3. 4: llamal l, 2 lXlR'l'lllf:l l l,llY'l' SIWU Il girl :vim nzalvw fl rmy for ll man In M' tl 'Ql'lIflt'lIIl1H. Girls' .-Xctivirin-s I: Nl: 7 y - 3: Lll10ll llll nmrrns. l, 2, J, 4: -llll1l0l' Play 3: -lunior Prom cl0lI1l1llfTl'l' 3: SL-nior Play cl0lIll1llI'I'l'l' 4: Sporrsmnnslmip lirorln-rhoml 4: llrvm-illm Stall- 4. O'l'llY ANN l Ul,lfY .llfvuyi Jn rigllr. ll will yfllflillj' .VIIVIIN pfwplr nm! n.vl1m1',vlr flzr rrvf, Girls' Clwrns l: -lunior llmm lfcnnomics flulv 2: l,ilmrzu'x' Vlulw l 7 4' llolv 'Xngcls Qclmool l' Girls' qll'Ll'X P ml l . ,-.. 1. . .. .1 nrrc . l XCK l l lS'I'liR ll iv all rfqllf In fl1r'u'11 ffllllll nf' llmnglzl if mu fm 1 I1 I ' ' ' . 1 . W 3 n A' rrmznnl. lrack 3, 4: 'll-nnis l, 2, 3, 4: lluml l. 2, 9. 4: Clmrus 2: lms llnlwlllzmls A, 4: Pulvllc Spy-ulcingg Club 3, 4: ylunior Play 31Y2llk'kllCf0l'lllI1'l. l'i1',w'flrf' lffl-'lf fwfr'-x' flw-Irv' nr ful. 1 11' ffm' lfrw' llw1'm'mnun X1NRflfXRIi'l' ll.'XVl',NS l'lIHl fl ff'!l1'll flrlfvpfufw- -:cw ll I gl ff rll-f.kll1Ul'llS 2, 3, 4. IUIIN UQXY llf in .1 l4jf1'r1'11g jrnm llllgll fflmlzfw prfiwzlrr. lfoorlwzlll 3, 4. NNIQ tllililill Sin' r1m'l,f Iliff' zu lil' if fun' lm' frzvu l'Hi'I'lIlI-IIN. l,ilmruI'y flulm l, 2. 3, 4: fllnllom-trvs 2, 3: Spmtsllxnllslxlp lirorlmrrlmoml 5, 4: Pulwlic Speaking 3, 4g l,1-s llnlmillzmls 3, 4: Vivo-l'ra-simlvm Student xlssociarinn 3: liwvillm- Stall- 4: kl0llI'l1'l'ST2ll'l-l, 2, 3, 4. GINI.-X lll'QlNl'QM.'XNN Upl1m11fvl1'f nv II ,w'nlmf11lng. Chorus l, Z. 3, 4: l,ilwrnry Club l, 2, 3, 4: Pulwlic SPk'2llill1jlKlllll5 X4'Vl-' ' ' A' ., . . .IIIOIILIN5 K lulm J, XL'l11lI'0lAl'S xL'l'l50I'lll1I A, 4: Cnrls ACfIVlfll'S 3, 4: CUllI'll'f 2, 3, 4: SL-nior Play 4: -lunior Plzlx' Ll0lllll1lfIl'i' 5: Alunior Prom lllllllllllffkl' 3: licvvillm- Stall' 4. 18 MAR-IURII-I .NNN lllfNl7RlCKS Sin' putt liar Pl'Ub,z'77lJ' ll,Vl'!l1'f-117' I1 l1ra1'ny1lay. Holm- lfconomics Club 2, 3, 4: ,lunior Prom Commim-c 3, Band 2. 3. 4: Girls' .-Xctivitics l, 2, 4: Orchvsrra 3, 4. l'll'1'l l'Y VIANIC lllfSS .Ijml nm! liif nmury lm' ,mmf Prlfly. Home lfconomics Club 2: Chorus l, 2. lVl:'XlJlfl.lNlf HICKS To mr lflf' rlmrm :gf an f'm'yrlnpnl1'r1 iff lfml lil A'llI?fl'J mul I rm'tlr1'l. llomt- l'1C0l10l1llCS Club l, 3, 4: junior Pluy Commirru- 3. Wll.l.l.-XM Illl,I. llr ik nirr rrwi In pmplr rvlw fluff do him 11,!'11f'm'. Softball 3: Choir l. Ill- Il zfl'1't'l'.v lltzfx ll1'rlcv llill llfiffrllwlrf' -luziliflli fr'1l.u,'r1 Kflly NlfX'.'X llUl l Mlfll'iR l.tfgl't'ullull1i',ll'r111'il1'rill1tlrgrrr. l,ibi':1ry Club l, 2, 3, 4: Cborus l, 2, 3, 4: Courier Stull' 2: ivl1ll'l0l1l'IIl'S 3, 4: ,lunior Prom Cotnxnirtu- 3: lit-ycillc Stull' 4: -lunior Play Conuuitrcc 3: St-nior Play Cotninitru- 4. ICDWARIJ .l:XN'l'SCl ll lgul In Ihr puiui fvlzrrr I fmt! lu gr! if lI1ll'l t'llIIll' ll rinliin. Choir l, 2, 3, 4: Sportsmanship lirorlu-rltootl 3, 4: Public Speaking Club l, 1, 3, 4: lVlzu'iom-ttcs 2, 3: junior Play 3: Senior Play 4: Ve-natores Yurborum 3, 4: -lunior Prom Comniittw 3: Football 3, 4: liuskcrbzill 2, 5: liznscball 2, 3: 'lirack 3: Courit-r Stall' 2: R1-vt-illc Stall' 2, 4: Intru- tuurztl Sports l, 2, 3, 4: Urrlu-stra l, 2: Stamp Club l, 2. ANNE ICNSICN-Y-.ll fl'O?lItlPl'3' niiml if t'lf'arrrIlmr1 rr II1lIIl,,l '.Vllr't'llllNgx'3' it HI1ll'f'lff1I'll. Couricr Stall' 4: Rrvrillu Stull 4: Girls' Activitius Z: junior Play Committee 3: Senior Play Committee 4. Pl'lYl.l.lS .llfrXNNl'f Kl'Il,l,Y -Sin' haf I1 .viiizlr df rrn1t11giau,v ax a yacvn. Marioncttcs 2, 3, 4: Public Speaking Club 4: Cboir l, Z, 3, 4: Sportsmanship Brotlicrlioocl 3, 4: Courit-r Stall' 2, 3, 4: Cabinet 2: Chucrlcacler 2, 3, 4: Girls' Activities l, 2. 3, 4: Rt-n-illr Stull' 4: l,cs linbillzirtls 3, 4: -lunior Play 3: Sunior Play 4: ,lunior Prom Comuiittn- 3. 19 l ARI, KlfYl'fl. llf tLfl.f'l'N fgff quifl umlforf 111 ll +fm r WQl'f'r'J' r1f'f'Sl'm'r11lfI, Ag Clulw l, Z, 3, 4. RY KlNfl Sin' lim 11 ln! nf Vfrrilqlzf ml lm' lmfn nf' fflflllgfll, llomv l'4L'Ul10ll1lR'S Lllllll 2, 3, 4: fllllillivf 3: -lunior lllan' U lnittu- 3: Girls' Acrivirivs l. 2, 3, 4: l'lmrus I, 2. 3, 4: Qlourivr Stall' 4. N1KR,lURlli Kl,l'4lNll.'XlN'llVllfR Tflf man fvfm fun lrrlffi un' wrlwlflllrz-lg I-J ffm' only mn' I -fran! In mrrl. lfuliml'-ill-l'l1im-l nl R1-vuillc 4: Sporrsmanslmip lirorlmvrlmoml -I: llzzml lg Choir lg Public Speaking Club l: l.cs llulwillzmls 3, 4: llvurivr S 4: Aluniur Play' 3: ,luniur Prom QlOl'IIIIllflt'l' 5: Sm-nior Play 4: Girls' :Xcrivitivs l, 2, 3, 4: Nlnrimmurrus 4: Cznlvim-r 4. l lllVlllND KI.lCISI,liY .l mm' uf' :4'1'm', TKVINIFII, mul mug ff, lln' yn14l'1'1 rrllzfnllmf lfflmrgx. lg1lSl'l11lll l, 2, 3. 4: S1-niur l'l:lx 4 Rt'Yl'lll1' Stull 4, Kfywl IXUI-Hlf lx'lrl'r1l141ll1111f'f' lx'fr1Wlf'y Klfm lfnlzwr' l,l'1'1'rrg.llrn1w l.m'l1m'f' lUllN Kl.lfNl I frm rm! lmnlr lm'fll'rrAlfl'l1A:g lin' frm nl l'f1w:z'lnfgf'. .-lg flulv 4. li-lflllllf KOISICR lfnl, zlrfuk, um! fu' r11f'r'1'y,fnr lfmmrmfc' .vnu rw, may 41'1'f'l. l'l1lmliL' Spa-zalling L'lulm 3, 4: lxrl1ll'l0ll1'Ill'S v Choir l, 2. 3. 4: l.ll5l'1ll'Y l'lul1 I, 2. 3: K'uux'i1-r St:1l'l'2. 3. 4: Aluniur l'l:lN' llunnmirrw 3: Rm-vcillu Srull'4: SL-niur l'lnx t'0llll1llfI'l'l' 4: klunior Prom Ql0I11lHlfH'1' 3. hl Ulflllf l.lYlNKlS'l'f YNlff llr lml mmfrn'np1'1l1'ru1r tlmmugllfy rr1l'xf'zfumf f7r'l'IIl1lHHllfj'.w'l. -Xu lllulw 1, .l, 4. Sflr' NIH f1'flf7 ufH!1lr'fr'l flfw' 11 wlflllllll. lA'S ll1llllll1lI'llS ,l, 41 lil-willy SILIH--l, 20 W'll,l.lAlVl l,UCllNl'iR'f llr ptmzv lflr' rwll of lift flmuglzl flvul' ldilfl' flour. Ag Club 4. -IICAN MaCDONAl.D .lly ln'11l'n.-lirrlir filet' ll PlillZ'14,Yl1li!HI ,iluflc full of tlztugf In do. Library Club l, 2, 3, 43 Public Speaking, Club 2. 3. 4: lVlarionuttus Club 1. 3. 4: Band Z. 3, 4: Chorus 1, lg Girls' Activities l, 2. 3. 4: Vvnatoros Vvrborum Z, 3. 4 Courit-r Stull' 1, 3, 4: Senior Play -lg Ri-vt-illc Stal'l'4. Yl'1I,MA MACK I likrfarr11'fir1r'1'ly. In nu' Il :lofi lm! fu'ffzfmr1lf111pf, only nzmv' -liIl7lllilli1ll'l'fj'. l,ibr:u'y Clllli l. 2, 3. 4: Courier Stall' 3, 41 .lunior llonic lfconomics Club 2: Rt-vt-ills Stall' 4: ,lunior Play Conunittvv 5. IXJN.fXl.lJ bl.-XRCllNl'lll Ili- flf'if'rt 111' If rw'f1f'r1r'.vif1g for nu tI1'r'I'liz'lll, llzislu-tbull 1, .lg liziscball 2, 4: Cboil' l, 2, 3, 4g Senior Play Cominirtvc 4. junior Play Committw 3. l,Il1'llIlr'I' .illllliljfllllllll .lluffc .ll!H'4'!IlIl'I' .llnrlcrll .llnrflmll .llr1r,iln1ll ,llarlfrz MARUIORIIC lVlfXRKlfl,l,- .I gum! lim' I-.Y ilu' ,flmrlrxl KIIZYIIIIIIY' brlfvrfn law fluffy. Library Club l, 2, 5. 4. Public Speaking Club 3, 41 Yvnarorvs Ya-rborum 4: Girls' Activities I, 2, 34 junior Play 3g junior Prom Committee 3: Senior Play Com mittcv 4g Band 2, 3, 4: Courier Stall' I, 2, 3, 4: Nlarioncttcs 3, 4: Cborus l, 2, 3, 4g Revcillc Stall' 4. MARY lVl.'XRSll.'Xl.l, - You rm' rn't'r'rfufly drr.v.w'ff unlil you :4'f'z1r tl ,fmzilfx Rcvcillc Staff 4. SYLYIKX lVl.NRSllAl,l.- lit' lIIlf1lI'lIl.' it may rnalv' you nn fn'1'g1'nal. Girls' Activitivs la Junior Play Committee 3. 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IXNI4, Nlll,l,l'ili 11111111 l11i11' 11 l1l'111'f 1111111 111111 I11il1' 111111 111111 l11.vl1' 1.1 111'll1'r 1141171 1111 1111111 Girls' -Xctivitics I. 2, 5, 4: llmm I1.1-11111111111-s flulw 2 3, 4: SL'I1l0I' l'l:1x' Cloiiiiiiittw 4. 1 . . Rl l'Il .NNN NlOR'l'0N I 11111 111 .i1'1' 111'r 111ug11.' .fn n1u1'11 Il-1,1117 11111 ll g111111 l1'1111'. llziml lg Girls' .'Xctivitis-s I, 2: -lunim' l'lnx 011111111111-1' .35 S1-nior l'lziy Coininirtvc 4: Courin-r Stull' 4. 'XRIIQ lf. Nl'.WN.'XN ll'!1frz I ffrl lilw' rxrm'1F:'rrg. l .frm Hr llfl1'l'7l uulil lflf' !ffl1'11,g gm army. Ycrmntnn-s X-l'l'4N7l'lIIll 5. 4: l.il1r:u'y flulw 41 Chorus l. 4: Rn-wills Stuff 4. R XYMUNU UW l'.X IUI' ml':r1' fu' lun! lflflll mmnlwrrpfmw. I41lSt'4W1IH 3. 4: lizlskcrlmll 3. 44 lfurmrlwzlll 4. t'0IlI'4l'l' Stuff 4: Imran nlurnl Sports l. 3. 4. ligand VI. ilalll 'X I INRNIHX .Urn fm' lllw' xlrffl fum fl XIII! mlm ffzlw, nmflflfr' I- fffmmllfl 1'HlIlr'Il!VIII4Q. 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QQIIUYIIS I. 1. 3. 4. 23 lXMl'.S l',-XI',XI'NXNl7 llzw f1.1nl'-fzfilw' mlgfzl llfrl If ln' uwfl fxfwpl ax n lf114r'f11Uluf'l, Hzaskcilmll 3. x'l'I'IIlfUI'l'S YQ'I'li0I'llIll 44 l'il7NY, XRll li. SC'llM ll7'I' Sfmzrlfiliwi II man YUIAIII Il flrar l'fIll.lI'I'f'lI1'1' only Inu' Il pour' vrrrrmry, lrzick 3, 41 .Mg l'lulv. C'll,'XRl,lfS K. Sfllllilvli Surf: ,inrmp1'rl'fry, lX12lI'l0I'1L'ffl'S 3, 4: l'l1l1lic Spa-alcing 4: licvuillc Sf:il'l'4: :Kg Ululs l. 1, 3. 4: .lunio Prom l'oinniittcc- 3: Senior Play foiiiriiirrcc 4: fouricr Staff 4. Al,ll'l'i Sl'iMlVll,l'ili Sin' lmi ,I pull: hulluu ,in11'lf..lllnim' llomc lfcononiics l'luli 2: l,ilir:lry fluli l. 2, 3 , 4: l.m-s llnlvillxilwls 3. 43 liirls' Jlcriviril-s 2, 3,41 llc-vcillc Stull, 4. l'III' l,M X Sl'1lNl lXll,l'ili .I llzmmunlfy lf1rllf111'.'.f--, l,ilwr'zu'i' flulv l. 1. 3, 4: llmm- l'il'0l10IlllL'S Kilulu 2. 3. 41 Girls' Xvlixitim-s 2. 3, 4a Rvvvillr' 4. Sr fl ru iff! Srl: ull S1771 mlfr Suu mfrr Sim rlcry Sm ill: Sm iff: Spa!! llURU'l'llY SllfXRKl'iY .lly 1'Illl,WllI'll11' in fu l1'Ilrfr'I'1li Il ,iuiz-f1ur'm'fl rzrrlx l'ouricr Stall 4: Virls' ,Nctivitivs l: ,luniur l'l:ix Ll0lIlIIIlfft'l' 3. l'iRlfl7RlL'l'i ll. SN'Il'l'lI Tin' ffullrr rulrrn! lfir rfwni Il .V1llr'77IH fU'IIl'l',Ul'Vlll nfl nw, 'Kg flilv l, 2, 3, 4g lnrrzimurul Sports I R. lYMf IND Y. SM l'l'l'l il lmrl1rlm f lu'z1rlfrr'1' af lllif fu zz fcvnrzzin l1l'Il'!Iy,V .wv'r1r.i Il flaw. l'rc-simlvnr of flnss 2, 4: l,r-s llziliillzircls 3. 4: 'll-nnis 2, 3, 4g liziscliall 4g Sportsmanship Brotlicrliood 4: -lunior l'lay Uoiiiriiittcm- 3g Senior l'l:iy l'miiiiiitrm-u 4 Ri-willy Stall' 4. 'IACK Sl'Al.l, Ili' rm:-jnri in rifrfzrnfngy. 24 l,0lS SPINK -Slip' rml1m1li:.r,r :f'lmrrr'rr.il1rf1w'11r'.r. Choir l, 21 Girls' Activiiim-s l, Z, junior Prom llnniuittvt- 35 junior Play 3g Scnior Play Cotninirtcm- -la Rvvcillc Staff 4. i'lllilS Sllillll M Trim' lrllf on tl man -f-r'.vpf'r'1'r1lly ll gona' tinzr. Ag Club: 'liracli Nl. l7URU'l'llY Sl7il'URlllS llrr mm' :U aI:c'ny.i lilcf fl Wlllllfllfl' Ilia! 11111 frilly!!! Ihr ,t1u1,u'I. Girls' Activities l. 2. .la flioir 3, 4: llonu- lfctmninics Klub 2. 3. -lz Scnior Play Coinniittuc 41 lit-vcillv Stall' -l. ICRNA 'l'll0lNlS II if Imrzfulil Pfnplf rvfm lIl't.'U7?lPlIi,V,l murll. llonic lfconmnics Vlulw 2, 3. -4: Ruwillm- Stall' 4. Spiral' Nlurm Sululiui TIIUIIIJ ,Liz . T70 T, Q I' 'Z I' 'l nz 1 14114 az or . 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Girls' :Xctivitivs Z, 3, 4: Re-veillv 4. Nl XRIUN nl. ZIIYINICR lfzny nf tl Vf1'11'dlrr',i fllfmv. Girls' Activities l. 2. 3. 4: Home lfconomics Chili Z, 3. 4: Girls' Sa l,1lll'0l I, 2, .ig fuuricr 2, 4: flioir 2. 3, -L U 'r'll1m'.v 1l'l'1l,iln:c' Zirglrr Zim mn 27 Junior Class OFFICERS MARILYN O'DIsI.L . . . . . . Pmridem LELA ENDERLIN . . Vice-Presidzni VIRGINIA HYMAN ........ . Secretary VIRGINIA HAI.LocR ........ . . Trearurer MARION SANDBERG, JEAN HELMKAMP, HARRY CRIPPS . Cabinet Member: Miss STONE .......... . . . Advixor Activity has been the key word ofthe juniors during the past school year. In sports, clubs, and extracurricular activities they have proved themselves both good sports and earnest workers. The officers elected at the beginning ofthe year have co-operated in the administration of the duties of the student body and represented their class well. One of the largest profits ever taken in by the Junior classes was reaped by the Harvest Prom through the help of Miss Stone. Don't Take My Penny under the direction of Mrs. Klauss was received by enthusiastic audiences as a skillfully enacted comedy. With greater zest they will embark on their Senior year to grasp new laurels. Ellen Austin Virginia Beilman Frank Bellomo Richard Brewer Alice Burkowitz Alean Clark Mary Cooman Charles Craft Harry Cripps Melba Cudney Paul Curtis Rosemary Daly Paul Dickinson Carol Dublin Richard Ehrne Lela Enderlin Patricia Enderlin Wilma Ferrin Adeline Fisher Norma Fromholzer Kenneth Fuoco Oliver Ginegaw James Hall Virginia Hallock Arelene Harris Doris Hatmaker James Heald jean Helmkamp janet Hopper June Hopper Helen Huehn Virginia Hyman Richard Irvine Barbara Johnson Edgar Johnson Helen Kaminski Irene Ketchum Doris Klem Douglas Klem Mary jane Klem Alan Kubber Barbara Lotze Paula MacInnes Anna Maier Robert Martin Ethel McClellan Myrtle McFarlin June McKinley Roy McLean Kenneth Miller Robert Morley Gordon Mulye Gertrude O'Connor Alice 0'Dell Marilyn O'Dell Dorothy Parlato Betty Paylor Russell Pensgen Esther Rachow Norma Rapport 28 Roland Reinisch Robert Rochelle Audrey Rosenbauer Marion Sandberg Evelyn Schutt Virginia Schutt Elaine Smith Evelyn Smith Robert Smith Eugene Specht Donald Steve Betty Sutton Leslie Trude Blanche Vandenbush Betty Van Deusen Michael Vorndran Nathalina Walik Beverly Warner Dorothy Weaver Dorothy Whiteford Ralph Whiteman Eugene Williams Edgar Williams Mary Ellen Willis Eleanor Willmes Ruth Wollschleger Violet Wright Betty Witt Anna May Zimmer if we ' 1 x., , gk b x Q X Wfg 4 wr 4: - K N' Q' KW , bf, A 'S' ..:. f X R ,K h Q , Qu ' : f , 'L K ' ' WA xx s ix Nx 'W N 'kk E: Q H in KAL W- A, Q ' A l lkk K K W x W 1. A Q . fi 5. :.:, K T9 if g 5 Q3 2 ..,4. LLLV k VQNE - , 3 lQ2 5 'wg 5 'Yam Q ' , A. L K tkk A ..g- ff.I... X A N X xi F ff N? 1 ' 3 , A Q CSF' X R Q f x 1 , 2 4 f , , .. ' .. W Q , G, ,wfzth , X . 'Q fda -5' 4 A ff' -t 4 ' A 2 5 X X ,.,. - .jx ' if az- ,, 6 4 1 Q v 1. ' 'K 2- Q I , Q , 'f f K ' wfw f - iwg 1. X' QQ H3 8 e H V4 Q 2 Q , ,Q , wif s ,cv v N 'N 'Q ' My as L 1' X an i f '59 lea ' A A J Class of 1944 OFFICERS I WALTER CAMPBELL . . . . . Prmdenr MARGARET JENSEN , . Vicf-President PATRICIA O'SH EA , . Secretary BETTY COLLINS . . . Trrafurer MR. YKDUNG, MR. DAVIES , . . .... Advifor: The Sophomore class has participated in the defense measures in the school by buying United States defense bonds and stamps and contributing waste paper to the school's collection. A sopho- more purchased the lirst bond to be sold in the school. During the Victory Book Campaign the Sophomore class placed high in donating the most books. Marjorie Abrams Howard Beachner Stewart Amish Edgar Anderson lrene Beh Ruth Betz Albert Brodzenski Marion Bucholz June Byrnes Walter Campbell Robert Christenson Richard Colby William Colby Betty Collins Wilma Constra James DeBrine Virginia DeBrucker Edgar Dye Ronald Eckler Bruce Englehart Betty Ester Beatrice Fischer Eleanor Fish Shirley Fox Joseph Giordano Jack Hallauer Kenneth Handyside Genevieve Hauck Phillip Heislein Arthur Hilliker Rita Hoffman Roland Huehn Betty Hulbert Joseph Jantschi Margaret Jensen Paul Kircher Frank Klick Shirley Knights Gordon Kober Dona Kofod Louise Konetski George Leisten Bernard Lobinske Gerald Lockner Rosemary Lockner Margaret Madison Arlene Maier Helen Maier Eleanora Marta Katherine Marsh Elizabeth Martin Mary McAlpin Mary McC0nnel Paul Miller Eleanor Minion Helen Minnema Charles Mintz Lois Motzer Irma Musclow 31 Mary Nagle Anthony Orlen Patricia O'Shea Zigmund Piekunka Patricia Pieters Herald Pinkney Shirley Potter Carl Prinzing Betty Reinish Gordon Roberts Thomas Rockell William Schulick Robert Smith John Sharkey Lois Simmons Elaine Smith Arlen Wolf Patricia Steepee Joyce Stratton Rita Struble Janet Sutter John Van Stean Raymond Sturm Jane Ver Dow Marie Yaeger Marjorie Walz Muriel Wasmiith Mildred Watson Elaine Werner Classv of 1 945 OL, WJQZEFFICERS THOMAS MORSE , . 1. ..... , Prfjidgnf PHYLLIS AVERILL .QA OJ. J , l'1'ff-Pfgndgm SHIRLEY AUSTIN . . Z . . . Secretary WILLIAM PARTRIDGE . . .I 1 . . . . Trmnirfr JACK KLEISLEY, JACK WRIGHT . . Cabinez Mfmbfrf Miss PARSIHIALL, Miss HANLON .......... . Advisor.: One of Webster's largest classes was this year's Freshmen class. In September one hundred twenty pupils reported to start high school life at Webster. Five newcomers were added by second semester making a total of one hundred twenty-five students. The Class of '45 placed second highest in Red Cross contributions, and also donated many books in the Victory Book Campaign. Beverly Amann Shirley Austin Phyllis Averill Kerry Bachler Richard Barge Beverly Barr Robert Bernhart Virginia Bingelli Dorothy Bischoping Agnes Brusso Dorothy Bulman Richard Burke Clayton Bush Malcolm Campbell Marjorie Chambery Ilgman Church orothy Cichanowicz Jean Close Robert Cooman Richard Coveny Jane Craft Jean Cronkhite Betty Dake George Danzer James Davenport atricia Del Vecchio Janice DeWitt Leslie Dickinson Robert Dittberner John Dobbs Shirley Eidman Joyce Emery RIIth Enderlin Marilyn Engert Charles Ferrin Alton Finch Norene Forman William Frank Lawrence Fraser Edythe French Shirley Fromholzer Francis Gebalski Nancy Gibney Julian Goossen Robert Grolemund Robert Grube James Guthrie Edna Handyside Ilhlarjorieldlganson , orman asman William Hastingspv Bruce Hegedorn Joan Henner John Hilliard Catherine .I Hockenber erv Jane Holtorfadyi Carmen Johnson Ray Johnson Ralph Johnson Richard Kimmel Robert Kittleberger Jack Kleisley Betty Klem Virginia Klem Louis Krenzer Louis Knebel Kenneth Kuhn Evelyn Leisten Mary Maslona Carol May Rita McAlpin Albert McBurney Patricia McCarthy Janet McGreal Sandra Meddaugh Gerald Merz Herman Miller 32 Gary Morrison . ll Thomas Morse Jem, Phyllis Neidermaier Marianne O'Connor Doris Olson Robert Olson Virginia Packard William Partridge Aline Paterson Grace Phillips Betty Prentiss Jerry Read Shirle Rima Beth Robertson Wanda Rosenbauer John Scharch Jean Schrader Kenneth Schrader Dorothy Schreiber Beatrice Sipple Gene Small Verne Stanton Wendy Steinorth Harold Steinwachs William Stevely Roy Toung Thelma Trude Mary Van Allen Jean Vogt Jane Wagner Lois Weiland Luella Whitcomb Richard White Horace Whiteman Theressa Willmes Marion Wolf Shirley Wolf Harry Wright Jack Wright y3, 5, . Q ,933 5, 5 Q W g lx Q' V Q W 5 K Q .: 5? ,, 5 , x W . Q s x fi A 4 EW J N 3 if .if 1 E X 2i3 Q 9 9 S153 Q nw A gf Six , sv ' , 1 .H . 1 3, -.sf-Xl Eighth Grade OIVFICICIZS lXl.ixRi' I'.ixl'Ai',xNii . l'n-mit-iii Russrzri, laeiinaamfxn l'1'w-l'rr,r1'dm1r Doiurrnv liucnorz . Srrrfmry M.Axkli.YN Krmi . . Trm.r1m'r The year proved a very successful one for the sixty-two memhers of rhe eighth grade. 'lihe class formed an Auduhon Cluh, foothall and hasket- hall teams. and liorh girls and hoys were active in scout work. The pupils well prolited from their linglish classes as their chief interest was to improve reading speed and comprehension. The annual class picnic held at lillison Park in .Iune hrought to a close this eventful year. Seventh Grade ori-'ici-:ies Rlcn.-yan Hmuus . l'rw.f1'dr11f Aa'rnuk li,-xleru . I'1'fw-l'n'.f1'dfu1 liucnania l,ielinaRMAN . Sn-mary lil-2'rrv llmckis . Trm.fnrfr Fility-nine pupils hegan seventh grade under the direction ol. Miss lVlarcley, a new memher ofVVehster's faculty. Nlemhers of the class participated in the junior High School Library Cluh and the Girl and lioy Scouts. An outstanding event was a skat- ing party held in Fehruary which proved an exciting time for all. Six th Grade Under the supervision of the Misses liarnes, VVemesl'elder. and Nlarkman, the sixty pupils of the sixth grade look hack on a successful year. The outstanding events ol' rhe year were the Christmas and Valen- tine parties. 'lihey also took part in assemhly programs and have dis- played projects for the annual school exhihit. Fifth Grade 'lihe forty-live pupils in the fifth grade have had several good times this year under the comhined direc- tion of the Misses Barnes, Wemes- felder, and lVlarkman. A Christmas party, Valentine party and picnic were outstanding activities for the year. They participated in assembly programs and several projects were shown at the animal school exhihit. Fourth Grade Under the direction of lVliss Scherer, twenty-eight children hegan their lirst year of social studies. They presented assemhly pro- grams, and made several exhihits. The Little Citizens Club was continued due to its success last year. Third Grade There are twenty-nine children in the third grade. They are under the leadership of Miss lieman. Of special interest to them were the people of other countries as they compared them with those of the United States. One exhibit which they enjoyed was a sand talile of Pilgrims. Second Grade This year there are 27 chilclren in the second gracle. 'lliey have clone many projects uncler the leaclership of Miss llates. 'lihey have shown special interest in the hringing ol' seeds. stones, and magnets to school :mtl working with plasticene, mak- ing eliaracters and animals to illus- trate stories they have reacl in reatling groups. 'llhe chilclren have enjoyeal mak- ing large panels lor characters of l.irrlt- Red Riding llootlu anal act- ing Ullt' of the story. 'llhey also have hail several experiinents in scieiice. First Grade lweiity-eiglit eliiltlreii were en- rollul in the hrst gracle uncler rhi- siipervisioii of lVlrs. Claflhey. illhe most enjoyahle project this year was a Christmas play entitled lVli'. anal lVlrs. brown-llp Visit a 'l'oy Store. After' the play a tea was given to the mothers. Kindergarten llu-re are Zn children in the lcimlergarteii uncler the gniclance of Miss Uskamp. 'llwo main centers of interest this year have heen clay work anal the making of a grocery Srflrv. 'llhe chilnlren have enjoyed linger painting with sponges and playing the rhythm hand instruments. 4 ,Xu I 11, 7.1, K yu-. ' 1 cJcfz'vfZlie.4 5, ,vw Q 1 w -95 -vw I.. . u-,X .,.5.,1..,15Lg5v:1- nz. gy v-5 - 1 V , f-I.. -A'T'f'E?5EiT.-1 vegan 1.1,.f'f-r.r,HtAe::f+-,n-zzfijjrx' 3:59.- . 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Students' Association OFFICERS Roariiu' Vocrr . . , l'rf.ri'dfnr -IEANNE Giusoc: Sfrnfrary IVIARILYN 0'DEr.i. . . , l'lAl't'-l,I'f'.fl'!l'f7If Miss ljUNN , . 7'rn1,vurrr Miss S'roNi-1 AND Ma. Youisu: .........,. Faculty .4d:'1'.ror.r After a lively and colorful campaign for the presidency and vice-presidency, the students chose oflicers to govern their activities during the school year. The Students' Association successfully and el'l'iciently solved the problems presented to it throughout the year. The Hrst event undertaken by the Association was the annual carnival. lnstead of the usual performance by the teachers, entertainment was furnished by a well-known radio team. The pro- ceeds from the Carnival and the sale of basketball tickets were used, as in past years, to provide for various matters which include sending representatives of the Courier to the Press Conference at Syracuse, awarding a prize to the group presenting the best program in assembly, and purchasing equipment necessary for the various athletic teams. ln connection with the National Defense Program the Association sponsored the sale of defense stamps and bonds on one day of every week, throughout the school. Shortly after Christmas vacation, a lost and found department was established to be managed by a committee appointed by the Association. Also in january a very successful drive for the Red Cross was conducted among the students and the various organizations. A contract was formulated for use of the public address system to make daily announcements. 'lihe system was made available to any club or organization in the school which wished to present announcements and providing dance music. A fund of ten dollars was appropriated for the purchase of dance records. The records were used for dancing during noon hours and after basketball games. The Students' Association deserves congratulations for the competent manner in which it handles the problems presented to it. 37 l'lRS'l' Inns: llfgl, lfflwfl, Fmtrr, llfgffnlrffr, !jIllHf7llr'N, KffI'IIl1aIIIIIIfr', llnl!aIIflI'r, Smilfz, KI-lly, .Urrr1'l!. SI-QCIINII RIIW: .Ufmmf'l. T. Sfmmlrr. lJrll'I'llr, .l. Swlmlrr, l.nflInfI', lx'lrI',I'lf'y'. .U1Irlcfll, flrvggxg. Spfzrk. .llfr'zkI', Tfmnzx, f1'fgfrI', 'I'IIlRIv RUN! flffrwl-. lfrIIIf-nf. llfI'm'mf1II, ,Yf :c'III11II. .Uz1I'lc, .lllll'.I'1lIIH, .lf'II,Vl'H. .IlI'l1'11U, lfrrlfIIf1I'1'I'l1'r. l1'IrIr1'I'fk, ljflxlll-llf. Flil R'I'II Ruw: lfrfK'fI', l'lI'I1f. Srzlnriru, lx'nlfrr, l,'rmIL'lII'lf. ll'rfIr'lf', IIl'Hlx'llr'j', .U11rlhuIalrl, F11rI1,Icz'nrl!I, llmlrl, ll'fII'lr. l:',ffrr, l Il 'I'lI Row: IJIII-rrrlfarfl. l7rIInr. lfnll. Srlzull, llllyfllfl. kl11rIt.w'fII'. ,llI'Clfll1II1, .Unrff1IIf'I', Rnlfllllu I, f,'ffIIm::', llfwlzl. Reveille Stajf MAR-IIIRIE KLEINIIAAIIIIER .... .,..., fi 'dfmr-1'I1-f.'lIiq! NIIRNIA ISERTENIIRIQITER, MARY MARSIIALL. ALICE SIQAIAIILR, CIIARLI-Ls l IsII. HENRY IDEANE, HELEN LIICHNER, RIIEERT Vom' ..,.. . .'I,f,f0!'l'I1f1' la'dI'fnr,r .IIIHN CAMPIRELI, ....... . BII.fI,llt'.f,f Jllarlrzgrr fiIiR'l'RLIl7l'1 BASCII . . I .4,r,f1',vr1Irzt B1I,v1'Izr,v,f Mmmgrr -'ACK FOSTER ........,.,... .-ldfv'rt1'.fI'IIg 11IIUIIIjjI'I' CARI. Dossl-QNIIACII, Bl-I'l'TY IQIVIERICR, RIISEMARY ERNISSF. DIINALII MARUINER, ANNE -IENSEN, KENNETH CIINRIIW, MARc:ARE'1' CIAVENS. l',mIIINIw KLEISLEY. RIIIIERTA IJIQPUINT, JAMES PAEAIIANU ....., 4151-.fflllll fIdY'l'l'fI.,fI,lI'Q I'llfIII1IgI-nr RAYMIINIJ SMITH .... ...,..... I .'I'rr1IlrJlI'uI1 1U11IIrIgI'r MARDIIIRIE M.ARKEI,l,, THELMA SEMMI,ER, CIIARLES SCIIIITT, DIINALII NlCCI,Fl,I.AN, ALVIN MERLRE, MARKIIIRIE KOIIER, GLENN IDAYTON. CHARLES MAs'I'IN, ,IAMI-is RIITIIEUSS, l,rIIs SIIINR. WILLIAM RUCHI-il,l,E . . .'I.f.fl'.ff!IlIf f:l.fCll!IlfI.OlI MaIIagfr,I- NI-:vA H01-'I-'IvII-:IER ........ ,,.. I ,I-lffflfj' lidifor I-IANNE GRI-IGI: .....,. . .45,rI'ff1IIIt l.I'fl'l'!If-X' lfdfmr MAR'llDRlPI MFIIKRII, ......... ,.., I Irfml lidffor l':ARl.l'I Dunn, DoRo'I'HEA FI,IN'I', QIRACE FARNswoR'I'II, MARIE NF1W'N1,'XN, MAR.llJRIFI XMHITIE, IJORIS l3EIsIEcsEL. RITA BF-ICKER, IDORIS lzs1'ER, .IRAN NICIDONALD, RUIIERT l3o'I I '.... ..... 4 ,r,v1'Jrant Grind lz'd1'lm'.v PIIYLLIS KELLY, KSIEURGE WEIIRLE, IQIIWARII EIANSTCHI, ANDREW MARTIN . . Spom lid1'mr,f l,oIs METQALE, RIIEERTA PINKNEY, QWAROI. IJEWYITTPI .... .4rf Ediforf VELMA MACK. IDURIS ZIEGLER .... . XIZIIHIIIII lidffm-,f DIILIIRES MEMNIPII, . . . Sfnior Rfporffr l,oRE'I'rA IDI!-SHI. . . jzuzior Rfportfr VIRGINIA HEINEMANN . . Sophomorf Rfporfrr IJUROTHY SLITURIUS ..,. Ff1'.fl7ll1ll7l Rrporm- ERNA 'l'IIoMs, SIIIRLEY CIuINRIII'rIa Gradf Rrpnrmpf 38 Senior Homemaking Club llltsl' non: llwmlriiki. l,liVIA'Nr'.X', lliirlu. I't1rlnlo, Y'ff14,yAg, Ifrr1ri'1'rK'. sl-1coNn Row: Cmfl, mi. ,Xl-HQ, .llf1l','f', .llrfflrflflm -ffilzilmrr, Srlullifrr. U'u1llH',f. RIll'L'llIl'. 'rlllkli ROWS Nt lllzllll I in IJ Il ll ll il fl ll if Rnpfw Sill Nfl Ill fi Ill, ' f 1' '. t V 'I' . I, 1' 1'- trt, . 11H, .'1 nr' t, '.'m1m'r. .l 1' '1'. ZIIHIHIFV. lfrrk1'r'. 1 Mrk. lloffnmu. Mrrirrifffr.-, .llll.VI'l!I'Il', .l. .llfllirlg llui,-,-y, Sfpprl. SPCUNIT Row: liufgrr, ll. .llf11'i'r. lliizlz. ll'mfw'. .llfflli,rf'. OFFICICRS MARY KING . l'rr,v1'dfnt ANNA MAH-:R . Sfrrrrary lirmsi, lVlCCl,EI,l,AN I 'ia'-l'rr.r1'df11l EKNA Tuoms . Trra.r14rfr Miss NNILSUN 151161411-x' .4dt'1',ror The Senior Home lfcono- mics Cluh started a success- ful year with twenty-four memhers. The highlight of the year was the trip to Cornell University on Feli- ruary 10. ll, which was cn- joyed hy thirteen seniorgirls together with the Misses VVilson and Hollander. Other activities of the year included a food sale, hlanket tame, giving danc- ing lessons, play for assem- hly, tohogganing party, and sewing and knitting for Red Cross. OFFlCl'iRS lRMA lVlUSL'l.0W 1,7't'J'l.d!'Hf ARLEN E MAIHR l'1'vf-l'rf,f1'dfn1 Lois Mo'r1.lsR Sffrfrnry Lois SIMMONS Trfafurfr Miss HUSSEY Farulty .4dz'1',v0r The -lunior Home lfcono- mics Cluh has had a very interesting year. The high- lights included a candy sale. sewing and knitting for the Red Cross. Next year these girls will hecome memhers of the Senior Home lfcono- mics Cluh. Junior Home Economics Club 'lihe Courier was given the All-New York rating which is the highest rating that can he achieved. 'lihis hi-weekly paper also won lirst place in News Vl'riting and Sports Xliiting at the lfmpire State School Press :Xssociation C'onl'erence, 'lihe Press L'onl'erence in the spring may hring added suceess to their two silver cups won this year. 'lihe lfditor-in-l'hiel' is lfarle Dodd. l,oretta Diehl acts as N1 anaging lfditor, and Miss Uoetten as lfaculty .'Ndvisor. 0l l lL'liRS Nlfxlzjouila lVlliRRIl,I. l'1'f.ffdf'f1l klli.-XNN I-1 Uiuaoo f iff'-l'l'f'.fldf'Hl lxl-XR,lURll'l KIMINIIAIXIMICR Srrwlfzzjv Mun' Wn,l,ls 7'rm.vurfr Mus. lgli'l l'Y Mcliuslcla Farufli' . Il!T'IA.f0I' 'lihe lVlarionettes under the guidance of Nlrs. lVle- Kusick have had a success- ful year. 'liwo plays were presented in Assemhly dur- ing the year. The llappy .lourney and Sulunerged. :X halied food and candy sales. and a dance provided them with funds with which they purchased make-up material for the cluh's use. 'lihe last semester was spent in studying the develop- ment ol' play production, using as their project play 'lihe llevil and Daniel Nyelwsterfl Courier I-IRS! Row: ,ll1lrlJffm1fJ, llf1'fn'rm1uu, f1'r111lrrt. King, .Wn1f'l'rkx', llilrfiu. llillit, si to kowiU'lPf'ff.H-vmzlrl,ffrllfwl,U1i'f1f.l7mf . fi 1' '. , rl' , fx f . iff- ' ti l ff ll will In nfmmmf 1 ,mf :unto Row: lX,fllH'f', .ll11rl'1'ff. lxirffy. lxflfffzlm, l'. tf1ff', .llf .llpfm l'uHrr'. fi'.W1n1. llrlflrll llu Joie. lfwr'lmzl1rf'1'lf'r, lirllvfll. I-ol lilll kong ,llfu-ilfu,-r, ll',flfm,'., ll,,,fQ-, Zjmm l91'lffz1flv'f', f'ff'fln.'z', Sl7'!lHffll- fffllrlimf. lZ!'7D1iiw', l f1l'rzi.'1'ffr'fl,'. -Irrswfl. Sf fm f FIRST RUXYZ Srlzrrflfrr, flrlvrlfrrlflvlu, lfllff, jrmznu. fflmmlfrv. Sfflllfffll, .lfarl'rfl. sl QU Row: K,-ily, llrllifl, U'l'll1',-, lffl . Hrzllf, lxilrzinlmrrmifr, lirrige, lf:-firr, illflx'11-ffl' IHIRII Row: Ilurlrl, ,llffrfffllc ll'l11'lfjrnrfl. lx'rlr1n1m, lxilrm, llrgffmfirr. lfrllfmw. .lu-lin. lm Truzlf, Srlzrmlfr. lffllR'IkH Row: ,llIill71l'Nlt1, Sfflllfl, .llfl.'11rIl1y. If'g'1'm'. lflr1r'l'. l 1 r llifllrmu. llffllmi. lflwrff, ffrrppi, M arionettes 40 Les Babillards imsi' Row: ll'lu'1r, ll'n!1'L'. .'lllJ'lI'lI, lI'1'l!1'.1. l.m'l1m'r, Frfmilmfzrr. sifcoun now: U'l7wlf', lrlrrilwrrip, Krlly. llnllumfrr, lirrgg, llfiflm-L, ll'nr'm'r. THIRD Row: fllrrrill, lx'lrf1il111f1iim'r. Ijllhllill, l 1Hl1, .llrn1mfl, SHI!-lfl, ljflllll-Ill. llmlfl. lfrzzrrirlc, F11,i'f:'f', llmur, Swmmlwr. I ncsr now: Jlrlmlf. Il,'iurnmrm, ,lim-llffnalfl, .llwrrr'll, l?11rl.'nu'1'lz. siacoivn Row: rllm-rin, llin'Lw'll. lL'rlrl', lhlylr-11. lfrlluniri. llullrirly R. liPlli,fI'lI, ll,'lrr1L'amp. THIRD Row: jfinfirlzf, ll'. l.'uu1plw'll, l'lliJllr'I'. .Yr.'f'l1nlu, Al. lhirrzplfwll. I'ufmpanu, Sinnr, lmfzr, llymnn, flI'lij7f7i. lx'n'K'fr, fjllfflif, l1'fn'm'r. OFFICICRS 'll-IANNlifiRl-IUC l'rf-fidfizi VIRGINIA HAi.l.oci4 l'1'rr-l'rr,r1'd1'11I Puviiis Kiliim' Sn-rrfm-Av -IICAN H isl,MKM1i' 7'rra,furrr l,es liahillards, the honor- ary French Society, under the supervision of Miss Hollander, held its election of ollicers and the initiation of new members at the home of Marjorie Kleinhammer. The memhers attended a French movie at the Little Theatre on March 5. A picnic with the l,atin flulw will climax the year. Under the guidance ol Miss Stone, the Latin Club enjoyed a very successful year. The cluh elected Glenn Dayton, Consul: Frank llel- lomo, Pro-Consula Virginia Hallock. Scriha: and Doris lleisiegel. Quaestor. Ar the Uctoher twenty- seventh meeting lifteen new members were initiated. Olympic games were held in the Spring. The highlight of the year. the banquet in May. was conducted in true Roman style. Venatores Verborum 41 . , ,. ,, . I . ,. . . IINSI lum: lp .N7llJll1, fxfvrf, Rfflfzlm-, U Jflmr-. fflurgzlrr. .llHl'l1'f', lllglry. 5l'l'flNlT RUXXI lx1'w.1rzlfvl. lrvlrcw, lluflxw. ,ffllpzflf lllll rx I ffl IH ll 1 ff I lhffzf nu llmlx :lf R Slim IHIRI7 Run lhlfn 1 llzl lf H111 lf lr ll lxl H if 1' , HV! V1 ,. l ',x . ,. x' lvl . f l ll I ', . A 1' I. N Y: ' ' ll.. ff mf.. fr J. . .' lQl lf. rf' lxffrlflvl-s, ll lliflwrawn, -Rfflllllllf. lfru R'l'II Rum: Lrrlll. llrulm. lrurlf. l.1rfwf11rw, l'1rL11uA',1. lllllff. Nfzull. llllrrll. I,,1f1:jw,f . 4 . , - . - - , 4 , - IlI'Ill umm: R4 Slllllfl. l?lf1m'!n1wl. f,, -SfIH'HI, lun Slwrlm. l,l'llI'.Hl4Q, lwrlflz, l,fll11nlL . llf1!l,f,f-1 -X, OFl lL'IiRS .l-mrs ll1rl's1lf1wss . . l,l'f'.fI4f1l1'IIf limu, Klcvlal, l Y'1-fwfff-If ll.-XRUI,l1 XYILIAXII-S . I'fn'-l'n',fff1'rrzr f,l,lVliR flINliGAVl' Rfpwf lflusln-,luck Surru , . S1'I'7'l'lIU'AX' Rmuclvl' lVIuRl,m' . llmrlzfffl Nlli. llIIil,laY . . . .,.. . , tll'lllf-'xl ,'l!fk l',H7I 'lilu' Xlklwsrm-I' fllalptvl' ol' flu' l urul'0 l Zll'l1lCl'S of AlI1Cl'lC2l. lll1ClCl' rlu' nlwlc lvzlclvlslmlp ul' ,lzmus Rutl1l'uss. luis pmgrcssml most lJl l'lL'lt'l1flj'. Sum-1':nl prim-s worm- tznlcvn lwy tlu- Vllclmsrcr Aggies'l in exlmllwiting :uul blllilglllg. ,Xnumg tlu- nm m1purt:1nr was ll sc-colul prlzc won lu' llnrold XxllllIlCS lor uulgmg apples nt rlu- Sturm- lim' :uul 1 llmrrlm plum- Ivy Lll11II'll'S Sfllllff :lt rlux l'l2ll'l11 mul Home Week nt forncll. Ilu- lmys 2lffl'l1ll1'll flu- l':lll rally at llmu-nyc l':1lls zuul fl1C'lllI1l' rally :nr ltlllson l':u'l4, llu-5 nlsu l'l1Tl ' if I 'Z ' ' ' I ' . ' 'Z 2 'Z 'I I 2. ' 1 'l Incl nwlrlw Ill rn um IH rlu Vhlvstu lllflllSkl100lIllflilllllflllllglll nul ll1lSlxkfl5lll rc mm lu rlu Qltlllllll' .Ng l.1-:xglu-. llu' :Xnnuul l'l2lfl1l'l' zuul Son lizmqucr was lu-lml on Nlznrclm 24. Future Farmers 42 I'lliSl' non: Il. Sfnzmlfr, fir-rhgg, lflfzrk, lvrlflf, llflrkfll, Pfllrfl, l'r1p11p11III1, l ry. sI4coNn RUNYZ lffirlzlrr, ffarnplffll. .ll1uI'ln:z'. liillifri, ffrrrn, .llrIlIlIII1!gl1, fiilfriry, .lf-rI'1'!l, S, .lli'rrI'll. .'ll. Klrm, KlI1u,I,I, lf. lxwffm. 'I'IIIRn Row: lfonmmz, T. Srmnilfr, lblgl, lv. lvlwm, llf-fl'rrIf1I'1'Agf-f', UI,-fm. .Yr'ff'Nl1Ill, ll'fII'lf, .llwlrnHi, Frnlfy, Sultrr, RfI'III'.u'fI. llflllwrk, .lII1frm'.I'. I lll'R'IkH now: l,1'l1'V'I!HI, lffflufig, lJrl'nI'rIl, .llil-flow, .ll. .llIIrlI'fI, I urnIIIrI, l7rll'I'llI', IJ. Klrni, U'I'flfI, lfllff. ll'n1'm'I', llrzinrmzlri, llnjfrIIfI'rr', .llrffr1flfIy, l,'lIIlf'rImII, lxQ1mI'nIl'I', lllilr. .ll,I5'. l llf'I'II Row: .llrfIrr11l, Iil'7'liYlfl', lf. .V1II'lI1I. llwllmi, U'l7rll, lfr1II',v.w', ll'alI'l,', .llm-k, fffffIIN1liff'v l4'm-nwmrlli. .ll. .llfrrI'fl. llritllrirzald. l,f.vI'lI'II, Prix. llrlnikfzmp, .ll. .llll7'll.ll. OFFICICRS .IIQANNII1 kilil-.1212 . . l'rf.fI'drnr MARILYN cYl3liLI. . Srrrftnrlv M.IxIIv liI.I.I-iN WII.I,Is . . l'I'rf-l'rr.rI'dfn1 VIRGINIA l'lAl,I,UL'K . . Tm1.r1m'r 'l'his year the l,ihrary Cluh, with 76 memhers. is operating on a committee hasis, through teII dill erent phases of activity. The President's. Vice-Presidentls, Secretary's, and 'lireasurer's coIn- lI1lffl'CS all carry oIIt the regular duties of their olhces, while the program eolnlnittee has charge ol' the programs, and ohtaining speakers to make the meetings helpful as well as entertaining. The social connnittee gives the ll1CIl1l3Cl'S experience in social etiquette through teas, luneheons, and parties. 'lihis eommittee has charge of faculty teas and the house-party arrangements. The puhlicity eonnnittee. hy posters. newspaper articles, hihliographies, etc., makes the lihrary Inore useful and hetter known to the puhlic. The general Committee takes over the mechanical side of lihrary work and keeps things running smoothly, while the creative committee sees to the morale of the cluh, and encourages and keeps track of the ereative efforts of the memhers. The notehook coInInittee files puhlieity of W. ll. S. Cllll5S and activities, sport write-ups in newspapers. programs, ete.. for future referenee. lit-sides the four olheers, other chairmen are: Snrffzl .IIQAN MM'DoN,xI.n Crzif-ralATHr:I.Iw1A SI-:Ix1MI,IsIt jvfllfbflflkf Al,lL'li SIQMMLIQIQ l'n!1!I'rII,I' lVl.'XR.lURllC M ICRRILI. Cff'IlfI'I'1 -'EAN Hr:I,MI4AIwIII lJff2,Qf!I?lI'w'Nl'1N'.A HoIfrIx1IaII-in Some of the social events included the annual Christmas party. the lfastman 'liheatre expeditions, nooII luneheons, teas, and the annual house-party at Powder Mill Park. Several outside speakers have entertained at the weekly I'llt'6I'll1gSI Mrs. lf. Holton, Mrs. C. Studley. Mrs. U. -layne, Mr. W. Young, and Miss lf. Dunn, who have spoken on hohhies, Ameri- canisin, heredity, college, and Mexico, respectively. :Xn outstanding contrihution of the Cluh to the community as well as to the nation this year was its help in collecting three thousand hooks in the Victory Rook Campaign. Library Club 43 Iliisl iiowg Ix'rlly. lx'!ri',ilry, .llrrri'lf. lJrl'm'ril. llfllitl. lx'lr1'1il1ammfr. Sl-1L'oNlv Row: llujfnlr1'f'f. flfHi1'v1ffrlff1, lxifflfrr-. -lifiilulil. llurlrl, IIVIIIIFVIIKHIH, .ll11rlJmmlrl'. The highly siiceessfiil tliree-:ict comedy presented hy the Senior Class ou lleeeinher st-vi-im-4-nrli was l,ittle Miss Fortune. The plziy, written hy Charles George, was directed hy lVliss llollzmder, zilwly :issisted hy Neva Hol'l'meier and lVl:ir.iorie Koher. The play was entertaining throughout, from Kitty Cooper's famous kisses feziudy. of course! which she sold in order to help her mother support the family, down to Lily llenshaw's Gee, this will he worth ai quzu'terl for 21 juicy morsel of gossip. XYhen -lerry threw Kitty over for Augusta Smvthe. Kitty invited Randolph lllziney, whom shi- hzid met :it zi summer ezunp, the previous season, to her home. Then Augusta, who was out for :iuyoum-'s niziu. made ai play for Randolph. The mix-up :ihout the Cooper's supposedly inherited fortune :ind what followed made every minute entertaining. CAST OF CHARACTICRS Kitty Cooper, II .ffl'r'r'I dnnghfrr . RUliliR'If-X lJlil,UlN'l' lVlrs. Cooper. fl1'I'1'C'I'd0?l'1'lf molhrr' . lVlARvloRlli lVlIiRRll.l. Vlillizuu Cooper. Iypfml .4l7Il'l'I.t'Il7I boy - limiuwu Ki,i-iisiitv l,ily llenshziw, mfc'11',f yoinigfri goufp . . l'HvI.l,ls l'flil,I,Y Randolph lilziney, rfrlz young man . . . , C.-xiii, lJUSSliNI!ACH .lerry Pzitriclc, up and FUHIIAIIIQ young bIl,l'I.PI!',l',f man . l'iIJVV.-XRD .lAN'l'SL'HI flugustzi Smythe, ,fO1'I.1'f-V ,rfrfn .... lVlAR-IURIIE Ki.i1:iNii.-uixiick Calvin Proctor. f,'noprz .r fzzfvyrr . . . lf.-XRI.Ii Domi Miss Niglitingzile. II drftfniakfr . Cixuoi, l7iaWi'i i'i1: M rs. Reeves, I1 ,f0l'I.I'f.X' lady . . EAN lvl.-xt'lloNAl.n M rs. Bingley. II mdwiy lady . , Yiiusiui.-x lll'IINliMANN The Senior Play 44 rms: now: ll. Iflkfll, lfuiiury, .1. lflirll. srcoNn Row: Kunz1'urlc1', llfzfnmkvr, lluIlwr.l', llublin, Rnrlirllr, ll'fmiwr. 'innum now: 1r:'im', U'1'llf,r, .ll1'llrr, lffzrnr, Lulzr, llviillirlrnf, Schull, Smilfi, lfrllurlm. The 19-L2 ,lunior Play. Don't Take My Penny! by Anne Coulter Martens, was presented lfriday, the 2-lth of April. As Director of the play, Mrs. Klauss was competently assisted by Marilyn 0'Dell. Mr. and Mrs. Pringle, played by Robert Rochelle and Beverly Warner respectively, were too absorbed in their work, to notice their daughter Penny's QDoris Hatinakerj temporary obsession for a movie career, or their son, Mark's CGene Williaiiisj desire for a chicken farm. Carol Dublin and Dick lfrvine were especially entertaining in their roles-Carol as the sweet, hustling, helpful grandmother, and Dick with his impersonation of an engaging girl who was supposed to capture the leading role for a movie, the role which Penny had her heart set on. Kerry, Penny's boy friend himself, impersonated Harrison Day, the author, who was scouting for a star. What followed when the real Harrison Day appeared and the straightening out ofthe entanglement proved very intriguing. 'l'Hli CAST OF CHARACTERS Sally, if mfml Sf'fl,l fi purpfm' . Yliuzlwi.-x Scnurr Kerry, ln-r rr,i-fiumjfzif lmy friwml . KFNNI-i'l'II Mu.: ra Norma l'orrcr, il ffllllfllflilj''Il'1INl1l7l . li-imma.-x l,o'rzi-i Greg, hifi pal rcillz zllfax . . . Dick l'iRYlNI-' l't-muy, rl prrllhv flillfi' 'rim . . Dolus ll,fX'l'MAKI-IK Grain, jurl lirrzwb' . . . . kl.XRUI, Di'iu,lN Cali-lv, lm' filfwf-lm!Alullifr , . Roiillzivl' ROL'Hlil.l.I-1 Monsieur llenri, Il l rrnrl1 rffillgllfl' l'iR-XNR lfl-1I.l.UMlD Mark. lm'f111'm-mfmlril In-nzlif-1' . kiliNli xVll,I.l.-XMS Lili!-ll'1' 1 . . Mr.i.n.ix kil'l1NliY , I U , lulsie Prrny yflllllg rizfirliih . . .M ici-2 U l,lal,I. Mavis, lm' fnfmrlifw' uilrr' . X liu:lNl.'x ll.'xi,i.ock llucih. l Q H,,I4,,N IQWINSKI Lydia, lm' lfufy nmilrwr . . lil-iviiam' NVARNIQR Rui, U d!,1,',,,y boy - . I I R,m,,3R.I. SMITH -loarma, lf.-f'lfiyf1lyi'r! mrml . M uw l'iI.l.l-YN XVILLIS Harrison Day, a yfuzng nullmr . Dick l'illRNl The Junior Play -L5 Orchestra . . . Under the capable direc- tion of Miss Hunter the orchestra played at both the ,lunior and Senior plays. The talent of the dozen members was also realized at several assemblies throughout the school year. Besides being an entertain- ing group, the orchestra pre- sents an opportunity to learn and practice orches- tral playing. At an early assembly pro- gram, NVebster High's four drum majorettes made their first appearance twirling, twisting. and turning their batons to the rhythm of the band. 'lihese girls, Shirley Cronkhite, .lean Cronlchite, l,ois Weilzllid, Lois Motzer, will also participate in the Memorial Day Parade and Spring Concert program. si Row: Vogf, llunlfr. SLCUNII Row: Sl'lI7'!'li1H'l', llrrzzlrzirlw, Simon, lllllw Row: .llnirr jririffrlizi, Crrfrzklizilr, llnppfr. Fol'k'i'H Row: l'irlrr,r. Jluirr, liuxlwr. lfll 'Ill now: If-sim, 1 Ilvflifllllfll, f:!'ll?IA'III-HX S. Cl'IHIL'llIifl', .llolzvrx Drum Maiorettes . . . 46 lflRs'l' Row: Sullrr, Small, f.'1ll'l!i,f, llallnrlt-, .llar'lJrmald, Prllrlt, llopprr, Smith, ,-l:'fr1'l!. sricoun Row: Srhull, Dublin, l':'rlrr,v, IVUH, Fifrlzrr, Rfmwbaufr, Conrow, rllzirlerll, Lofzr. llwf1pl'r'. la'f'lcll-r.'i'i1mn Row: l'upup11r1u, C. Fi,rln'r. 11 f'1',w'r1r11d.'r, llfnrirr, I1'r'l1,Gulllr1'l', lfr'u:1H11'lr, llynmn. 1fol'R'l'll Row: jfzrzlxrlzi, Maier, l,t'7lJ'gF71, jnlznmn, lvnrrzdrun, Cnnlllull, .lllI7'l'IiIl, .llnl':,fr, llulluufr, .lIllIir'f, Btlflfl, lf. B1tlt'A'?Ur'H, JV. Paprlprnzu, llzzllork, l 1nlrr. I llf'l'H Now: IJfll'ilff', If lx'l11rl-fvrll, S. Cfllllklll-f!', lVfilaml, jolznxmr, l1a,rI1'ng.i'. lfuxlrr. lfn':zw'r, Cufwuy, .llm',-w, lfllrll, Sandburg, Sultan, Clllllllllillgf, llf'r1flr1'4'l:,i', fulln- mu, .llnr'ri',imi, 1l!llHll'll1llH'll. Rri.-wzbuurr, U'r1',w'l1rz1df'r. I-'lksl' Row: SVIIIIII. Srlllfllfrr, ,ffl-Ill, Zimnirr, frlIf't'7IJ', Ifrm',r,rx, King. gll. Zimnzrr, lfvnll- .u'l1lrgrr, .ll4'lfnrIl1y, Klrrii. slicoNn Row: Krlly, lfna'l'rl1'n, SL'll7'l'lbl'?', lfnde'rlz'n, Gifzzify, lf. llnmlwirlr, lfi',ilmpir1g, K. ll1lmly,r1'd1', Small, Hurlcr, ,llny. THIRD Row: Clark, .-lwrzll, lJfl'm'r1t,i .llfirAw'll, Tnung, Smiflz, lllvznrr, 1X'IlIlI1i!l.flClA, I.. lj1it'kiII.Y1J?1, Srlzradfr. FOL'R'l'H Row: Flillrll, Sullml, l1'1'llI,f. .ll0ffNIz'Iir'V', llunfrr, Schutt, fllllillldll, l.ochr1rr, Crznzkliilf, f,'l1l'1',rlrl:,m11. FII- l'H ROW: .llarxlzz .ll1'K1'11l.f'y, ll'l11'rlQford, 1l4'1'm'n111nr1, Sfmlfnn, H.f'rI1'l1, lfuirli, Ix'14fl:Il', liirlll, l'. lD1'f'lcir1.mr1. SIXTH Row: 4l7Ldt'!',f11I!, jIUI1,VL'lIl-, Rurln'llr', .llur,u', I'-II.llt'l', lhwizfr, lllflfzl, lliriglzl, lf. jI1IIlJ'!'l1l, .lllII'f'1IlIl'I'. 47 . . . Band The Webster High linnd under the eflicient direction of lVlr. Cummings has been exceedingly active this year. On May 9 they attended the Monroe County Festi- val at Brockport und on May 30 led the VVehster Decoration Day Pzirnde. A Spring Concert was also held in collzxhorzition with the school choir. Last fall, the hand ren- dered in assembly xi musical program and presented their new drum majorettes. Seventy girls and boys reported to Miss Hunter in September, 1941. Twelve pupils with outstanding voices were selected for the special choir. The Spring Concert brought the cboir's activi- ties to ai successful con- clusion. Tbe girls' sextette, an outgorwth of the choir, sang Christmas carols over WHICC. Mixed Choir Photography Club . . . I-IIiS'I num: IMM, Cfrippi, lr:-1'm', 1l'ln'pplr, si-ctmn inns: jfflinwn. lliillifimg liffm fzmfn. 'llhc l'lmtogl':1pl1y fluh, lIl1llt'l' the dircrtimi of lVlr. Xxhipplv. progrcsscfcl rapidly tht- sn-coml tcrni in spite of its lzitc- stnrt. 'llhc hovs nccnpiccl the dzirk room ninny nouns :ind nights :ind gilt przicticc in all-vt-lopilig. printing. :ind L-nlzirging. 'lthey also took snaps ol' :isscnihlics :ind school prngrznns. niziny of which wt-rv used for the Rt-vt-illt-. Selling candy furnished rlu- uluh with :an opportun- ity to imiczisv their trvus- nry. OFlfIC'lCRS 'l'nt mms l5,.xx'l'i-in Ifapnzin lJnl'c:l.,1xs lxm-ixi l,n'u1wnm11 Rn'ii.fxins lliujwiaiz Sff'lgf'11111-111-.'lrm r lfkixsx lliaimmo l.'11l11'm'l .7llf'n1f1M' l'ndct tht- cupnlwle dircc- tion of Mr. Czillzin, our Salim-ty Patrol has prugrcssecl niost dlicieiitly. The llzitrol l12lSlllk'l't'1lSt'lllI'SLlllflt'S,2Illll- ing :iir mid :ind firm- drill dntivs to its sc-rviccs to the school :ind tht- town. Nlnch on-clit is given to fzipziin 'l'hom:is llzixtcr for , his outstanding fnllillinc-nt of tht' durws 'll llls lloslrllm' I4IRS'l Row: RIAflr'l'l,i'Hll, flmlfrllzmrf, Ulllffl, lffflnmn, llfri., Sfflfrltlrl, sl-L'irNIi Ium jfrllllltfll, l'wrIfrn1z.ir, ,lmfif1, lfaxilwr, ffrllltlll, ffmfl, R. ll'l11'lrn1ml. 'IHIIQIY num: Slrgv' ll, ll fwlrmuu, ll1H1lcfr, l'Mrwgf1l, llllllllllll, .llrzrlzm l'i1rtrltlgi', l:f'l'lrr. lim RIM lum IJ!-llA'Ill'j', l?r'ff1'H', 11l7lgfc'1Hll'f, l'ugff1'y, K1'l1flbf'rgf'r, llzzlfnurr, Rwgrrw, fiiuffff, Boys' Safety Patrol . . . +8 I-'lksl' now: I'i'nl'nry, Krlfy. SI-'CUNIU Row: .ll1'Hfr. lviiziflfiilluxlz, Srliull, Ili-mipp. 19 llltsl now: .llrf'r1ll, lxrllv, Xuglr, llvrrum. .lf'wr1ll. Rl'IIll.Vt'll, lnqf, siieoNn now: .llaf mmlil. llrl'm'm1l11u, Sullfr, llflrlifciirrip, lxlfuu-i, lfrrgg, Di'll'1'lf, Szllrzlilwr. 'Hllllll Ron lmiili, l2'.ili1iilw'lll', .lml1'ruif1, lL'llui'f11, .llurl'i'fl. ffllrff, ffrlfnnio, lfIH'lx'2',lll'lIH1'l', ll'i'lli'i, lliillon. lynliwr. roi la I u now: j. juufu Iii. llblzrlw, l fi,i1f-r, lfrfclrr, Fzmm, 11.1-HI-llllli, lloilil. .llorri',mr1. Cheerleaders The eheerleaders started the year under the new and ahle leadership ol' Miss Salefske. Phyllis Kelly was eleeted leader of the group ol' four girls who were veterans and two boys who were new members. New navy hlue sweaters were oh- tained for all. They cheered the lioothall lads and the hasketlwall hoys on to many a victory. All in all the year was very sueeessllul. OFFIL'liRS ,I ic,-iw I I is mis.-x mu' l'ri-,rfdnir Ili.-KNNI-I Giusca: b Iire-l'rr,t1'1lf'i11 I.-uw if'r Surriin E Sfrrrra ry- 1'rf'n.r11 rm' Mas. Kiniwss 1'il1l'H!lwV .tla'1'1',i'r'r 'l'heL'luh'sactivities start- ed oll' with the annual initia- tion party for new mem hers. A Christmas party was held, each memher eontrihuting a gift. The program for the year consisted of impromp- tu and prepared speeehes and group discussions ol' les- sons on good speech making. The annual produetion giv- en in assembly on lfehruarv 25, was l he llerleet Gen- tleman which was a great sueeess. The year's aetivi- ties ended with a hanquet to which several ol' the faculty were invited. Public Speaking Club 49 I-lksl now: Ifrllfimfi, llrlmlcump. lhlylnii, llrfeg, liuiaug, lxhirlfninlrilrr. sricotvn Row: Stiritllfrrg, liwlly, Ulifll, Siliuff. l !i'nl. llnlloi Ky ,llrrf'lilf. 'Hllklr kim I -lurrl,u'lii', lff'ff1'n', lb-gl, ,llrll'lIiII, ffurlft, lflmro, Srrzllfl. OFFICERS tll.iaNN D.-xv'roN . l'n'.r1'dri1r ,IISAN H itzmiiamii' Sw'-,'rf1r-Ax' lloutsisxs Kirixi ,VIQIT-l,I't'.fIidt'IIf 'll-t.fxNNr: Clarion . 7'm1.r1m'r MR. XVUUNKD . . . .,.. . Fllfllfll' .'lll1 Ii.YUI' lfach year the Sportsmanship llrotherhood, whose purpose is to stimulate and encourage a spirit of good sportsmanship and play. chooses ten new memhers from the ,lunior Class and, at the same time. lills vacancies in its memhership from memhers of the Senior Class. This year four Seniors and the traditional ten .luniors were chosen on the hasis of character. scholarship, participation in school activities, and citizenship. 'lihe hrotherhood endeavors to complete a varied program designed to he of service to the school and to raise funds in anticipation of sponsoring the Sportsmanship lgrotherhood llanquct. 'lihe hanquct terminates the year's activities with awards heing given to those people who have earned them through participation in school activities. 'lihe organization's plans for the year included a marhle tournament, a program of sports for the lower grades, and arrangements for a prize to he given to the hoy and to the girl who have rendered outstanding service to the school. The hrotherhood sold candy, took charge of checking at hasket- hall games, and sponsored a noon hour movie to raise the funds for its activities. 'lihe Sportsmanship llrotherhood hopes to hecome of more and more service to the school which sponsors it and to the student lvody from which it chooses its memhers. The graduating memhcrs wish every success to the society in all its activities in the future. Sportsmanship Brotherhood '51 1-' Minis Jr M Pd , MJ fkwiga- ' 1 3, . ,. f . 1 04!fA!effc4. . . ,J .- F' grbs P HW' V' 3, :fi ul . ' , ,X V - 36. .Ffv f .- 7-315 f-'-if J lilksl non: lfrf':w'f, lJrll't1l. .St1ltjt.ilc1', Uzcwi. sl-'comm Row: llnllnurr, lluilz, lhtrdri, llltipplw, flfllltllll lflflllflltlfff- 'I'hv Athlctic Council is composed of the coaches. innnagers, :incl captains of :III sports pzirticipzitctl in tlllflllg the school yczir. The Council organizes all activities :incl uclviscs the Student fzihinct on :ill nizittcrs involving athletics. Carol I3cVVitte :ind Dick Brewer represented thc Atlmlt-tic Council in tht- LIZIIDIIICT this yt-:nz COACHES OF THE VARIOUS SPORTS IVIR. RoYsoN xyIIlI'I'I.Ii ,mn IVIR. NA'1'imN1ial. PERRY .... IVIR. RoYsoN Wnii'i'i,ic ....... IVIR. Iiusn . IVIR. Louis L,-Xl.I..-KN . NIR. NNlIII'I'l.E IVI iss Mmuow S.-xl,i-tifsigia .......... MANIMIERS CHOSEN FOR THE YEAR Ricll.-uw likiewicia . . . Football DIACK l'lAl,I.AUIiR CAPTAINS CHOSEN FOR THE YEAR .IAMI-is Iiuw. . , . . Football 'IACK IELANCIIARID GIRLS' IVIANAGERS Ctxitoi, IJieWi'i'ri. . Gt'PIt'l'I1lll1lUlllgI'l' Miitim Cunwi-:Y I'nvi,1,ls Kici.1.Y , . . . Sotwr IIETTI-I SU'rToN NA'l'llAl.lN,N XNALIK . Vollfyball 'IANIQT l'lOI'l'ER Athletic Council 51 . Football . lf1l,i',l'e'll111ll . . Traci' . . Tr II II IVJ' . S of tb nl l Ctzrlf .'lt'flf'Illt',I' . l5lu.i'lc1'llmll . fltl,i'lt'r'Il11lll . lJ,Il.f,l't'flI11ll . Hazlm 1 rito tt . l'1'11 1' Pon 1' tw A ootba Center . . Left Uuzwd . Right Guard Left lfnd . Right lfml . Left 'lizicklc . Right 'lizickle Lt-ft Hztlfhuck Right Hzilfliaick ll Cuuxv , hlAN'rscHl . A. MARTIN, CIAY IVIc'l,lc.fxN, NVILLIATVIS Wi-:Hiu.E, Cuuiwmw , Wm-:c:AR, BAXTER . , KLIQM, KLICK SCHMIIDT, I. xVliII,IiR'I' R. lVlAR'i'1N, filURlJANO Quaurcrhzick . , . , XVATSON Ftilllizick . HLVFZ Ilan' ll'.ll.S. Upp. Sn-pt. 20'-f Wclustvr :it Akron I1 26 Scpt. 211-f XYz1tcrlm1 :it hVt'l3SI't'l' . 12 7 Uct. 4 - VVehstcr :it Brighton . 26 U Oct. ll -Wiehstcr :it lf. Roch. , 0 I3 Uct. l7Ml z1il'p0rt :it VVehstei' . Ii 21 Urt. 2-I-flromlequoit :it VVt-hster 6 7 ' Nov. l A NVQ-listen' :it Uzzkheltl . l-l 6 llnxi RHWJ lf. llf1lrr1.l ll' i'l'r'l,U:vrf1, Sprtfll. llilwri. l'il-J'III'I', llafl, R.!.'fil!fy. SlaL'UNDR1lXkj.ff1y11iff11', .l, .U11r111f, 1,115-, llQ'!n ll' ' rrqur. klrm, lfulz., R. jlrlfllll, lfaxlrr. ll, Lwllfy, ,1l1'l,l'1H1. 'l'Hlk1r Row: l'frr-v, Sfllllll-iff. Kliiik. ll'1'll1'f1H1-. limi ifizlfin fi, lw'f'w.'z' 1 Sallull, filkllflltlllfl. lxvufffffr, IIwI'lI,Vlll'fl', llifllwfl. U'fI1iPf'f1U ' 5 S2 'lr Vltlistx-i', cle-fvmling clizuu- pions of Monroc County. lmd lmut two lcttL'rincn on tlw squad tliis yczux -lim llutz, captain, :ind liola XVPCQZIII L'o:lcl1cs Vllliipplv and ljcrry stzxrtvd from scrutcli :md developed an conipuct squad wliicli. :ll- tliougli smnll :ind lacking in we-ight, surprised everyone lwy its lighting spirit, clever- ncss, :und will to win. The forincr cl1:unps pulled the lt'2lglll'lS lniggcst upset by ClCl'l'2lfll1g ll lwuvier und more l1igl1ly praised llrigli- ton clcvcn by tlw over- whelming score of 26-O. xV1lfl'I'lO0 and Uzilclield also tk-Il ln-fore tlic purple :ind gold onrusli :ind Vllelsster provided stifl' competition for its other opponents. 'lilie tvznn did vcry well consider- ing rlw odds, and tlic ex- pcricncc gained may lend to :1 cliznnpionsliip next sczison. 'A' Basketball Center ...... BLANCHARD Guards . . Rocm:1.l.r:, KLEM, Kucx, Scnmurr, WHILERT Furwznrcls Own-iN. Wu,l.1AMs, Wuukmi, DAYTUN l1'.ll.S.0pp. Nov. 28 Brighton . Dc-c East ROChi'Sfl'I' Du' Fairport . Alam. lrumlcquoir , jam. Hrovkport . jam. 23 Spcl1ccrport . hlzm. 30 Brighton Fe-la Pittsford . lfcla lfasr Roclwstcl' F1-lm Fairport . lfclm Fvlw Fm-lm lrondcquoit . Rl'0Ckp0l'f . Sl7CI1C0l'P0l'l' . c llzlllflufr. ,llnu lfrflfrt, Rncfwllf, Il'YfHI'I1l7l,Y, Daylrm, Owrn, Wvhrlf, Srlnnidl, Kffck, lflfmdzrlnl. 'A' Dcspitc ilu' fact that tht- lszlskvllmll tvzun. lll1tl0l' Uonclm Roy Whipplv. wus lmzunpcn-d lwczlusc of the lurk of rcscrvvs, thc boys won fn of thcir I3 ggum-s and pullcd scvcrul tlpS0l'S. Wt-lvstur, lay dcfc-:ating linst Rochcstcr H to 29. klwckctl lfnst Rocha-stcl' out of first plzlcc and guincd for itsvlf' tht- rirle of giant killm-r. To uphold their titlc, thc Nychstcritcs dc- fcntvd Brighton 32 to 31 and nmvcd tlwm out of first place. Ar tht- 1-nd of the ycur. .luck lilzllwlwzlrd. who was :nt thc top of the scoring ladder, was nzmmcd cc-ntcr on rho All-L'mu1ty teams. it Baseball Batter upl! Thus began Webster's softball season which is rapidly replacing hard ball in Monroe County A League. Ninety hoys enthusiastically formed teams and hegan practice for intramural competition. Altogether twenty-eight games will lw played. Ar the close of the lllI'l'IllI1llI'Zll season an All- Star team will he chosen hy vote of all the players. The All-Star team will then compete against Fairport, Brighton, lfast Rochester. and Penheld. Coach VVhipple is very pleased over the en- thusiasm of the hoys and if that has anything to do with winning gameskVVehster can't losell WI RIN! 1 Ul.i1'11, S1'l1111'1 f1, ll1'll1'111'rl, li'u,1f1. lI1'f1l1'111u111l, Sl1'r'1'ly, lfurlcf, f7z1f'1'11p111'!. lf11rkl1 Iii. 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If. lI'r'!.lr'I'I, .llrClrllmi. siaeown Row: If. ll'ill1'nn1.i', lff ll'l'H1'unl,i. llilllazwr, Smitfi. .lVHl.1'1I, ffullnu, fl. ll'rz'lf'rl. I,flJ',Vl'lIb!llkl1, Buvlrr. il! i. l lgrlr ff' . I iliixsi' now: lliurtqaza, Urlrrz, jan!-rlii, Jlnrxr, lfnrlilrr, Slurm. siaeoNo Row: liurkr, l'r'wlrr'1Ar'L',i, Klz'I-A'fI'j', lbgf, llill, lflzalrrz, lfuxli. THIRD Row: Sclzmzdl, .lIfl,4'an, liurgiv, W f Track lilicls. Fcrrin, Watfon. 5 7 Answering Mr. L'1lll2ll1'S call, tennis enthusiasts of W'ehster High inaugurzited the beautiful new courts sit- uated on the athletic lield. The scheduled meets were with Fairport, Brockport, Pittsford, East Rochester, Brighton, and Clyde. As soon us weather per- mitted, Mr. liush and his eager trzieknien begun spring training in prepara- tion for the scheduled meets to he held ill' Brighton, Fairport, and lfast Roch- este1'. The main event ofthe yeur, the county meet :it Brighton will climax the season. r ff , , ff fl, I , i 1 ,ll 1 ' .X 'fi V! s, , .'1 'rf' V 1 Girls ' Activities Girls' activities opened with a large numher of girls enrolled to participate in athletics. liy vote of the girls in gym classes. Carol DeWitte was elected Girls' Manager. A newcomer to VVehster, Miss Marion Salefslce supervised activities in the role of physical instructor. l,ast fall the girls made the most of the rainy weather and carried Ollf a successful soccer program with Phyllis Kelly as manager. With the approach of winter. volleyhall, managed hy Nathalina VValik: and haskethall, managed hy lVlelha Cudney were started. liaskethall con- sisting ol' the advanced and heginners' group proved to he the highlight of the season. The lntramural competition with its lights and spills ended with the classes in the following positions respectively, Sophomores, Seniors, -luniors, and Freshmen. Bette Sutton managed hadminton and ,lanet Hopper ping pong. Spring activities hegan with a large turnout for hasehall. 'lihe leaders' class, which is now an institu- tion in the VV. ll. S. activities, sponsored a tea dance to raise funds for the hasliethall playday held in the school gym. Other playdays. well attended hy the girls, were held at Fairport, llrighton, Pittsford, lfast Rochester, and Canandaigua. Credits were awarded toward numerals, letters, and monograms for participation in the various sports and extra points were given for heing a captain or on a winning team. 58 y as C '-49151, 'Hts 6 0 Audrey Amann . Alumni . E. Horton Norbert Banke . . . Bausch and Lomb George Beachner Rochester Steel Treating Works Esther Beisiegel Philip Bellomo . Charles Bender . Shirley Brucker James Butz William Caple . Betty Church . Ellen Cleary . Evelyn Clifford John Comerford Roy Comstra . John Cushman . Donald Dickenson Mary Dorn . Frederick Dorwald Marjorie Driscoll Mary Enderlin . Barbara Fisher . Almera Forman Edward Fuoco . Robert Gerlach Edward Gnage . William Guthrie Dorothy Hammond Elizabeth Hapgood Virginia Hargarther Warren Harrington Gene Harris . Edwin Hayden . Jean Hendee . James Hendricks William Hennekey Robert Hoffman Robert Hutteman Jean Johanson . Robert Judd . Virginia Kaluzny Virginia Kelley . Jean Kittelberger Peter Klem . Philip Klem . Richard Kubber . Mandeville and King . . . . Delco . Railroad Employee . Shuron Optical Co. . Eastman Kodak Co. University of Rochester . Mechanics Institute . Chesborough Seminary . . . Camera Works . . Cornell University . Eastman Kodak Co. . Union College . . . R. B. I. . . . R. B. I. . . . Hickok Co. . . Bastian Brothers . Eastman Kodak Co. Brockport Normal School H. B. Graves University of Rochester . Eastman Kodak Co. . Eastman Kodak Co. . Eastman Kodak Co. . . . Camera Works . Marion Junior College . Eastman Kodak Co. . . Bausch and Lomb . . Keuka College Rochester Telephone Co. . Eastman Kodak Co. . Niagara University . Eastman Kodak Co. . Merchant's Dispatch . Eastman Kodak Co. . . . R. B. I. . . Gleason Works i Samson United Corp. Eastman Kodak Co. . . . R. B. I. . Niagara University Eastman Kodak Co. . Bausch and Lomb Marguerite Laubscher National Clothing Co. Rose Lazzaro . . N. Y. A. in Rochester James Lieberman . . . Marine Corps Jack Lotze . Renssalaer Polytechnic Inst. Alfred Luke . . Eastman Kodak Co. Anna May Mack . Stromberg-Carlson Co. Luella Macy . . Samson United Corp. Dorothy Maertens . Eastman Kodak Co. Florence Marcy Barbara Marshall Mary Martin . Roger Martin . Lottie Maslona . Gerald Mattys . Carlton Oberg . Bruce O'Dell . Raymond Osborn Gerald Owen . Wallace Pensgen Donald Pinkney Bernice Prentiss George Prinzing Edwin Ross . Lorraine Ross . Ben Rueby . Eastman Kodak Co. . Jane's Art Studio . Webster Library University of Michigan . . . R. B. I. Eastman Kodak Co. . Shuron Optical Co. . Army Air Corps Eastman Kodak Co. . . Hickok Co. . University of Rochester Union Trust Co. CWebsterJ . . Hickok Co. . Browncroft Garage Rochester Stationery Co. William H. Hallock Mechanics Institute Josephine Ruggeri . Webster Basket Factory John Salter . . . McCurdy and Co. Robert Schmeer .... R. B. I. Clarence Seavert Consolidated Machine Tool Corp. Leona Semmler Ernest Sperring Donald Stickles Mildred Strang . William Towner Robert Wagar . . Sten-O-Rite School Stromberg-Carlson Co. University of Rochester E. W. Edwards and Son . Gleason Works Hart's Store fWebsterj Geraldine Wagner . Eastman Kodak Co. Robert Warner . . P. Ward Co. Earl Whalen . . . Hickok Co. Joseph Wheeler . . Bausch and Lomb Carl Whiteman Consolidated Machine Tool Corp. Doris Williams . . State Home Economics Lewis Wolf . School, Morrisville Eastman Kodak Co. ,I ,J mn qs, f 1 x i ,. 11 i 'ii-f I - 5. w-., 1 .1 r A :HN- t, L uf-1' 'u ,nl N s X .M-H 'F :fa j ini, lg?- nvm w ,f:,a,,,3fAJT,.. 11.7 v . 11 'Q 'W 4 M- f --u ,- -fx , , 1 5-1 W .. 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Rochester Gas Sr Electric 89 East Ave. Main 7070 Complimmis of PETER DE POINT ELECTRIC SHOP Great minds discuss ideasg average minds discuss eventsg small minds discuss people. Q00 O CONTRACTING WEBSTER CANNING and Repairiugand Supplies PRESERVING co., Inc. Cornplirnenls of W. and T. ELLIOTT GROCERIES eo: Union Hill and Webster Compliments of PUGSLEY'S SERVICE STATION AUTO ELECTRIC SERV ICE Complimenls W. R. HAWLEY HARDWARE me Phone 21 -.I Webster, N. Compliments of W. W. WRIGHT Sanitary Barber Shop Our Business Grows Because We Sell You FRESH FLOWERS GOETZMANN'S GREENHOUSES Plank Road at Dayt0n's Corners Compliments of BREWER'S SERVICE STATION At Dayton's Corners Complete Parts Stock BOWMAN'S SLIM'S GARAGES 352-418 Empire Blvd. Q. Rochester, N. Y. Fd Sl Always Open C 1 ' l 87 Phone 176 Webster Kemp lm C3153 596i Compliments Compliments of of CARROLL E. SUTTER C. R. AVERILL, D.D.S. Compliments of GLENN ROSENBAUER Complimenls of DR. EARLE G. BAXTER BEACON FEEDS Veterinarian Webster Main Street Webster, N. Y. GRANITE WORKS of Mrs. Harold A. Meeker, Prop. A . S C H A E R Phone 137-W FLORIST GEORGE W. WILKINS Meals and Groceries Union Hill Webster 271-F-2 Phone Webster 271-F-12 AL'S GARAGE General Repair On All Cars and Tractors Electric and Oxy-acetylene Welding Battery Charging Elmer L. Johnson, Prop. Union Hill Compliments of C I N DE R E LLA BEAUTY SHOP REVA EARLS 23 West Main St. Webster, N. Y. GRADE A BROWN SWISS MILK F O R E S T FA R M S Qual ily Turkeys Lake Road Webster WITH BEST WISHES T0 THE CLASS OF 1942 Ralph W. Witmer THE PEOPLE,S ACCOMMODATION STORE Pk 3 East Main Street Webster, New York Complete Automotive Maintenance Station Service Quality Products T MERZ GARAGE AND SERVICE Tires-Batteries-Repairs-Auto Supplies Phone 134 Webster DeSoto Plymouth Best Wishes to the Class of 19-L2 KLICK SALES AND SERVICE Webster Frank H. Klick Harold W. Klick ,110 66 SALES SERVICE Telephone 10 KLEM CHEVROLET 28 West Main Street Webster, N. Y. Compliments ly' J. H. ERNISSE FLORIST Cut flowers Funeral Designs Wedding Bouquets Corsages Member Florists Telegraph Association I HAROLD K. FOLEY INSURANCE-REAL ESTATE The Convenient Ground Floor Ofiee 9 East Main St. Webster Compliments of MARKET BASKET STORES :ow J. H. BASCH, Manager Compliments of HEGEDORN'S DAIRY Ice Cream Milk 400 Gallon Phone 86-J Webster 'A' Compliments of FRANK PIET ERS 'A' Compliments of BEN FRANKLIN STORE WEBSTER-ONTARIO 10: W. C. Hirt, Proprietor Compliments of RED AND WHITE STORE J. P. Smith, Owner Phone 333 Compl imenls If WEBACO OIL COMPANY md WEBSTER BASKET COMPANY A. N. MARTIN SONS INCORPORATED L U M B E B Cellar lo HoQf WEBSTER, NEW YORK PHONE 2 68 Congratulations To The Graduates of 1942 and Our Best Wishes for a Successful Career 1, O RUSSEL B. MASON COMPANY D. L. and W. Coal Sement Solvay Coke Quality Fuel Oil WITMER BROS., INC. A PORTION OF Youn TRADE nEsPECTFUl.l,Y so1.IC1'rED G. L. F. Service Phone 350 Compliments of MONROE CASKET COMPANY INCORPORATED WEBSTER, NEW YORK Compliments of Conlplinlents Of A. L. GOODELL DR. RALPH L. DUBLIN OPTOM I Insurance and Real Estate PTRIST 10- for Specialist in Eye Examinations 59 West Main Phone 15 and the Fitting of Glasses 69 Earl E. Smith Carl H, Lgtze Smith Sz Lotze FURNITURE Phone 62 Webster, New York Compliments of Burke's Barber Shop Just Around the Corner THREE CHAIRS NO LONG WAITS With Best Wishes to the Senior Class of 1942 Webster Drug Store MILTON R. CASE, Pharmacist C '1'lf l'-t 'ff JOHNSON'S GARAGE ARMAND G. FoRBEs W'LLYS'0V'fRLAN'9 Sales-Service BARBER 0 ALLIS-CHALMERS MACHINERY 17 West. Main St. Phone Webster 6 70 Congratulations to the 8 BQWLING A 8 Class of '42 ALLEYS N Open Bowling 12 Noon Until 7:00 P.lVl. Every Day GERALD R, BARRETT Visitors Always Welcome '25 ' Restaurant Regular Dinners at Noon Lunches Short Order Cooking HAMEUS ESSO . STATION Webster Bowllng Hall '0- .lerry Hamel, Prop. and Restaurant Louis Raschiatore, Mgr. Phone 182 Webster 31 North Ave. Complimenls of Compliments of H. J. HERBST N PAUL W. SMITH CIGARS CIGARETTES General Merchandise CANDY 'A' Compliments Compliments of Of DR. R. . WINTERS NETZMAN ELECTRIC CO. J DENTIST i' COIIIDIIIIRCIIIS Qf u Complzmenls of PHILIP'S SHOE REPAIR PETER G. and JAY A. SMITH HARNESS REPAIRING and PARTS Wc'bsLcr, N. Y. iv Complimenls Qf WEBSTER CANDY Compliments' Qf KITCHEN WEBSTER DAIRY FINEST QUALITY PRODUCTS We Make Our Own I ce Cream '0' and Candy S. D. Papapanu Phone 153 F. R. SCHUTT PHONE Complimenfs of FRANK K. LUCAS Cl'b N Compliments of REICHENBERGER 81 BURR FINEST QUALITY MEATS, GROCERIES AND VEGETABLES Phone 85 72 Compliments of Compliments WESTERN AUTO Of Assocwrs STORE GEORGE NAGLE IRYING T. FARNHAM Owner PARTS SERVICE C,,,,,,,1i,,,,,,,,S ,lf Complimenls E. L. VERDOW WEBSTER AUTO CORP. Authorized Ford Dealers Webster, N. Y. PHILCO RADIO SALES AND SERVICE Webster' N' Y' Public Address System Rental Ford - Lincoln - Zephyr - Mercury phnnn125-W 25 Dunning AVC Complimenls COHIPUWPVIIS Qf of CHURCH'S STORE WEST WEBSTER BARBER SHOP and SERVICE STATION Webster Road Cgmpl iynenlg Compliments Qf Of JOHN A. GOETZMAN SCHLEGEUS MARKET DRUGS West Webster, N. Y. West Webster Compliments of KING9S MARKET MEATS-G ROCERI ES GYO Phone 103 Webster, N. Y. Cornplirnenls of LOUISE BEAUTY SHOPPE Permanent Waving Our Specialty 40 East Main Street Phone 22-lVl An Education In Banking . . . is what you obtain in the use of an Eeonomy Cheek Aecount. You learn how to pay your bills and other expenditures in a busi- ness-like way, having a record in your account and a legal reeeipt in your paid cheeks. No minimum balanee required. UNION TRUST CO. OF ROCHESTER Member Federal Deposil lnsurunre llnrpnrulion Buy U. S. Defense Bonds- Help your Counlry by Helping Yourself WITH THE BEST WISHES TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1942 f 5' THE JOHN F. 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