West High School - Senior Occident Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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Senior Play “ A Continental Dragoon M Given at West High School, May 24, 1907, under the direction of Mrs. Charles B. Ellis. Dramatis Personae. Captain Harry Peyton. Major John Coldcn....... Mr. Valentine........... Williams................ British Soldiers........ CufT, the negro hoy..... Sam, a slave........... Miss Elizabeth Phillipse Miss Sallie Williams... Mollie, a maid.......... ............William Richards ..............S. King Brown ................Paul Emerson .............Raymond Sterling Alfred O'Kane and Ward Head ...................John Lynn ..............Reginald Gilman ...............¥ Alpha Menzie ..................Edith Airy .............. Maiile Brooks BUSINESS STAFF Theodore C. Hazard.............. Clinton Sager and Marion Mac Lean Edward Auer..................... Harold Gregory.................. Hiram Bryan....................... Herbert Allen................... ..........Business Manager Assistant Business Managers ..........Property Manager .............Stage Manager •......Advertising Manager .................Electrician •In pi nee of Dorothy Cray who was ill.

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We have muscle as well as brains. In athletics we have Bernhard. Hazard, Smeed. Ilubscher, and others. The success of the girls' basketball team has been largely due to Louise Justice, captain of the team. Among our actors we boast of Dorothy Cross, Alpha Mcnzie, Edith Airy, Richards. Brown, and Smyth, who distinguished himself as a tragedian in the Evening with Dickens. We have also been well represented In all musical organizations. Let it not be supposed that because we have taken such an active part in all school activities, we have been behind in scholarship. On the contrary we have been as successful in this respect as in others. There are many in the class who have loyally upheld her honor by keeping the scholar- ship of West High up to a high standard. Everybody knows the grinding faculties of O'Kane. At the close of our High School career fond memories of old Fitzhugh High and of East High linger with us. but dearer than these will always be the thought of our own Alma Mater. West High. We are soon to leave these familiar walls, classmates and friends will separate. But though far away we will always look back with fondest memories to thp days spent in West High And in all the years to come may we. thy loyal sons and daugh- ters. bring naught but honor to thy name and prove ever worthy of thee, our glorious Alma Mater, West High School. GENA LAWLER, Class Historian.

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Senior Play