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

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THF. SENIOR OCCIDENT 21 STRATHMAN, HAROLD W................ ....................604 Plymouth Ave. Prepared No. 19.............Cornell From his cradle up he was a scholar and a ripe good one. Junior Prom Committee 3; Stage Manager Junior Play 3; Tennis Tournament 3; Science Club 3; Psychology Club 4; Class Basketball 4; Senior Occident Staff; Standard Rearer 4; Honor Roll. TARRANT, MABEL LOUELLA ............. ....................Summerville Blvd. Prepared No. 13.........Post Graduate Shy looking hut her shyness hides a great deal of mischief. Soph Party 2; Senior Dance Committee 4; I’. S. Food Administration Canvass 3. TURNER, DOROTHY FRANCIS............... ........................291 Cottage St. Prepared No. 19.....Commercial College Do you know this young damsel? She is really quite wise, but her one great accomplish- ment is giving advice. Refreshment Committee of Gym Party 1; Interscholastic Typewriting Contest 2; IJ. S. Food Conservation Campaign 3; War Service Corp 4; Honor Roll 4. WALLACE, OLIVE G......C59 Flower City Pk. Prepared No. 7.............Business Whule’cr she did was done with so much ease. And in her alone, t'was natural to please.

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20 THE SENIOR OCCIDENT SCHLEGEL, DOROTHY LOUISE.............. .........................990 South Ave. Prepared No. 13... .William Smith College She has tiro noble qualities—Sweetness and Dcauhj, Editor-in-Chief of Senior Occident. SCHLEUTER, IIENRY P............95 Roth St. Prepared No. 8.................Undecided The world has claimed Henri for her own. A fiiie character, worth u of u noble mind. Midget League Basketball 2; Science Club 3; Class Basketball 4; Honor Roll. SIIEDD, HENRY DEAN, JR.. .1075 Lake Ave. Prepared No. 7...................U. of R. He has done the work of a true man. SMITH, MALCOLM E... .360 Mt. Vernon Ave. Prepared No. 13................Cornell A bashful and tel irini j outh. Hr was a steadij mini forsooth. U. S. Food Conservation Canvass 3; Class Basketball 4.

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22 THE SENIOR OCCIDENT WILKES, MYRON E.............201 Sawyer St. Prepared No. 19............Albany Law Tho' modest, on his unembarrass'd brow Nature had written— Gentlemen. Chess Club 1; Assistant Editor Senior Occi- dent 4. mur uf dhusr ruiurs. 1. Take winsomeness, add a pair of gentle eyes, stir well with the spirit of well-doing, result: Bessie Armstrong. 2. A piquant face flavored with a hearty laugh, coated with lots of wit and add—we like her—Katherine Beard. 8. Blonde, frizzy hair plus a good temper and a desire to please all— that’s Elizabeth Dow. 4. Take a large amount of attraction, add a little dance, top with auburn curls, avoid the rush and there is Bessie Hilder. 5. Imbed a sparkling emerald in a lot of excitement, beat in “Indianola,” add pepper to taste, and you have Madeleine Housman. 6. Take equal parts of cleverness and contentment, mix in a maple frappe till it is smooth and calm, then garnish with an extract of knowl- edge and you guess—Ethlynne Gillette. 7. Make a foundation of beauty including blonde curls, top it with a large amount of happiness and sauciness and Helen Kies appears smil- ing and bowing. 8. A person as welcome as a maraschino frappe in hot weather, sprinkle with the fruits of happiness, surround with the pleasure of work and you have Ethel Lindenberg. 9. To a reasonable amount of Xmas week add the pride of a service star. encircle with steadfast fellowship and presto—Hello! Mildred Murphy. 10. Take the Dance of Springtime, add a dangerous wink for an appetizer. fill in the top with genius which allows no conceit to enter and who is it—Dorothy Renwick. 11. Catherine Robbins,—a bunch of wood’s violets by a peaceful lake, a brain that is bright, crowned with a braid of long hair, a partial- ity for some teachers—“that’s her.” 12. Vivaciousness, wit. liquid humor, a large portion of versatility and knowledge, add jazz music and a good partner —that’s Dorothv Turner. 13. Take the best looking photographs and stories, mix in some clever car- toons, add a capable editor and a fine staff, put within an attract- ive cover and a popular price—and who couldn’t guess the Senior Occident. 14. The most popular high school added to the nicest boys and girls and teachers in Rochester makes you wonder why you didn’t sav WEST HIGH in the beginning. —D. F. T.