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

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 HONOR ROLL Louise Gelli Custodian of Ciris' 'lag Pace twenty January 1924 5i: tieUX

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CLASS OFFICERS JUNIOR i President . Vice-President Secretary Treasurer SENIOR Stanley Gaffield Elizabeth Hellen George Jackson Merman Brown I President . Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Horace Howard Elizabeth Hellen Louise Gelli Ciiauncy Martin January i 924 wHw I'iiro ninc-tccD

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 • ---- ii asffljfos '-Aciieux CLASS HISTORY CENIORS: How impossible it seems that such a title would sometime be ours, on that day in January, 1920 when we made our appearance in West High. We were no exception to the semi-annual force of youngsters who appeared, hut in a short time we became very much at home, learning to con- trol our blushes at the statues, and that the elevator was simply a celebrated myth. I he organization of our class and election of officers whirled us into the social life of the school. The Freshman Reception was held, to which we con- ducted our parents and proved ourselves worthy of them and of West High, by acting quite as circumstances demanded. Soon after a (Jet-Acquainted Parry was carried across successfully, as the girls took advantage of it being leap year and invited the very bashful masculine members of the class. I he Sophomore Year brought a full measure of sophistication to us and also a large addition to our class, namely Jefferson Junior High students. These were the first students from this school to enter West High. A second Get- Acquainted Party proved most successful as everyone co-operated to welcome the new members. On St Patrick’s Day our first real party was held, to which came both the boys and girls. Kven at this early age, our budding dramatic genius was displaj'ed ia the id ay presented. I he memory of how the hero, dis- guised as Hady went ttj and the result, made that party famous. A picni r outh parkf gfjffffPttt l aff air ami mm.nur. “ijr ear was a Hallow ’ able ‘'Hot Dawgs I »e crowuj ig event oT A large number turned out and in evening of I All too soon, we found ourselves proudly cl Spring Frolic full of rhe e i thii eeti Party, sent everyone borne happy. ming the title “Juniors” Our and our happv spirits, started d ad- F» c tMcnty-oae