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HE class of January 1926 present to you the account of another half year in the his- tory of our Alma Mater. May this hook serve as a mirror to reflect the soft glow- ing light of memory on each delightful companionship or enjoyable incident herein chronicled. • tVf WEST HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL 1926 « 4 have here only made a nosegay of culled Ilowers, and have brought nothing of my own but the thread that ties them together. —MONTAIGNE. . a N Km xm i vt ■ 14 A Parting Thought Our parting day approaches near. Dear West High School oj ours, We leave your halls, with memories dear. The world above us towers. We see before us golden dated, A path of life to climb. And you've in each oj us imbued Your spirit, strong, sublime. We know the path is hard and long. The goal a changing mist, But you it ill. with this spirit strong. Our halting steps assist. We than I: you. Alma Mater fair, And those to a horn we owe The knowledge that we'll try to share As down life's path we go. Oh. school we lore, with spirit free. The juture now predicts An everlasting loyalty From Janus 926. —Charles E. Siuakt. —5 1 - Advisers to the Class January IV2() Mil. I low Mill ElWARDS Miss Euzauliii Dunbar C O M iss Elizabeth Dunbar ami Mr. Howard Edwards, under whose guidance we have passed our High School years, we, the members of the Class of January 1926. desire to express our most sincere thanks. 6 - gaegggs - m - West inon Faculty West High Faculty Allis, Mabel M. Arnold. ilbcrt J. Barkley. Robert 0. Beahon. Wm. J. Bennett, Wm. M. Reshgetnur. Helen J. Bezant. E. DcMars Bout well. Louis E. Bowerman. Etta A. Bresee. Emerson IV Brown. Florence V Bryan. Mary E. Burnard. E. W. Carey. Anna T. Carpenter, II. A. Carpenter. P. A. Chile. Sherman Cook. C. E. Cook. Grace Coon. Melvin E. Cooper, Frank A. Crippen. Ruth Darrohn, Anna AI. Davenport. Laura DeLand. Mary Dunbar. Dorothea Dunbar. Elizabeth Edgcumbe. erne G. Edwards, Howard Ellis. Clara 13. Fisher, Vera Ford. Edward E. Gay, Elizabeth Gibbs. Edna A. Gott. Marion Hall. John J. Halstcd. Katherine Hanf. Frieda I . Hayes, Burton J. Hicknk. Carrie L. Hogan, Katharine Holmes. Robert E. Hull. Emma E. Hulek. Emil A. Jacobson. Margaret J affray. G. W. Kates. Ethel M. Zwierlcin, Mamie Kenyon, Otis W. King. Blanche E. Lockwood. Hai vr J. Lyman. Beulah W. Manchester. Ethel Mrinliiirdt. Louis E. Melville. Marion 1 i 11 i man. Clarabel Naeye, Peter J. aramore. C. Kayinoiid Palmer. Ruth L. Pickard. Edward M. Pratt. Fannie A. Pnllz. Louis A. Ray. Jessie T. Rebselier. Ada G. Robinson, Jeanette Robinson. Verna F. Ron i ke. James A. Rourke. Mrs. James Saner. Emil 0. Schwann. Henry Seligman. Julia F. Sheridan. Gertrude Si as. A. B. Slater. Floyd I). Smith, Earle I). Smith. Helen F. Smith. Mrs. Lewis G Smith. Lew is G. Spinning. James I. Spouse, Alfred Stephens. Genevieve Storey, urma B. Stowell. R. Sherman Sullivan. Ruth P. Tichenor, Ralph L. Tripp, Beatrice R. Vallance. Charles A Vanderpool, Ruth W ager. Letter P. atson. I V Frank Weaver, Ben F. Weaver. Margaret Weber, Rose A. Webster. Zell a II. Wells, Florence M. Wheat, Ruth M. Jin Remoriam ELI.A SEE 10 l -i. ii O- Honor Roll of the Class of January 192 6 JlHIN A. IIITTI.K .... Kutii Cumik................... Mary Eleanor Smith CiiM.vim: Clarkson . Standard Rearer . . Daughter aj the lag Eleanor Cosnell Ceorce K. Ulp : 1 Sumus Sic 1 3 Raymond Kihkimtuick Olive Winans Officers of the Class of January 1926 SENIOR YEAR Raymond Kirkpatrick............................................President Olive Winans..............................................Vice President Edwin GraI'EI..................................................Secretary Mai rice FauCII................................................Treasurer JUNIOR YEAR Maurice Faucii.................................................President Omvf. Winans..............................................Vice President Edwin Crauel...................................................Secretary Donald Valkenbukch.............................................Treasurer A -«I 14 i - M mirio Faugh Edwin Ckaukl Officers of the Class of January 1926 SOPHOMORE YEAR Gilbert Sandholzer Nelson Cooper . Carolyn Hoffman Ethel MacFakland ROYS GIRLS . President I ire President . . President l ire President FRESHMAN YEAR BOYS Gilbert Sandholzer................... Edwin Grauel......................... Nelson Cooper........................ . . . . President . . Vice President Secretary. Treasurer C1RLS Carolyn Hoffman..................... Ethel Mac.Farland................... Ena Mackie.......................... . . . President . . I ire President Secretary. Treasurer 15 } w ototoioioio«o oto«o«ote«oio«e a ei0io«ii «oie e«ee«aioiosio B«oiotuiwio«oio«otgto«oto«s«o« Moto«o oio«oioio«oio • Uig W«UIO W .tU(W wvwtW w w«U U UIW • w w w « 4gsfc «w«« w 0 0 0 0 0 0 Iln iftflemortam ROGER A. SPENCER OfOfOtOtOtOtOlOtCf OiO n 090 0«090 09090 0 O9r 0«0«0f 'I IM ♦ote o o o ota«B o aieie n«o o oto«ee oto«pto o q ‘ o o P«o o«P«o o o Qto°,o,° o o oto o«o o o«oia o e oto e«o V IL1.1AM Ades 1039 Carson Avenue No. 36 Mechanics Institute Bur William i$ a fellow we all look up to. Home Room Baseball: Short Story Contest 1: Joke Kditor of Annual I: Occident Staff Mem- ber. Kvelyn Beckwith Grammar School No. 29 76 AIdine Street Mechanics Institute “£ttV Men may come, and men may go. But I go on forever. Ivy Dedication. Norman Baii.e No. 11 131 Lap) i a in Street Undecided Norm” Comliine athletics- with scholarship. Anil add to imtli ability. Anil then you’ll have Nunn” Bailey’s tip For success unto infinity. Home Room Soccer 1.2,3.1: Home Room Basket- Ball 1. 2, 3: Home Room Baseball I. 2. 3, I; Class Soccer 2: Class Basket hall 2. -:f 17 ) - ; V'h' m as? fa m m m RES3 Raymond J. Baird 28 Poplar Street No. 13 Undecided Kay XJKOPHANTSK.YNo.5- Which means in Russian. Mrs a mighty fine chap. Hi-Y 3; Track 4; Home Room Soccer 2, 3: Home Room Baseball 4; ('lass Cross Country 3: (dee Club 4. Lotis Buckle No. 13 12 Alexander Street Undecided 1« Are” “Louis is synonymous with ‘'Comrade. Home Room Soccer 2: Home Room Basketball 2, 3: Class Basketball 3; Class Soccer 3; Home Room Indoor 3. M rtvj Ruth Bock J. J. H. S. 51 Dove Street Business “Bock C(KhI things in smull bundle come, In Rutli. here, we have quite a sum. Swimming 2, I; Typewriting Awards 2. 3. MM M I ESJ DH9££2| Athf.na I Bcickshekgek 230 Ravemvood Ave. J. J. H. S. Business •Tcvfi V 1 have a big. tall 4iadow tlmt got in ami nut with me. And as I'm so very small myself, it can't be mine, you see! Typewriting Awards 2, 3. Angela G. Boehm 216 Hawley Street Immaculate Conception City Normal uAng” The sweet, gentle ways of Angela Boehm Have endeared her to all. since she first ca hm To the halls of West High; We realize, with a sigh. Without her. the old school won’t ...in quite the sirlim. Girl Reserves 2. Etiiel Boyce 55 Epworth Street No. 4 Business Hobby With her sweet, elfin face And merry eyes bright, She seems to n-. like A gay woodland sprite. G. A. A. 2, 3; Swimming 2. 3; Swimming Meet 2; Baseball 3; Basketball 2. 3: Indoor Gym Meet 2, 3; Typewriting Award 2; Orchestra 3, 4. ty 1 Edna Rramngton No. 29 1 12 Lenox Street Normal School Ed Edna like her boh pretty well. But she likes her Jimmy better. Frosli Filial Annual Adelaide II. Brown .i Ken in ore Street No. 4 Business “Adelaide H Oil'llyet nut unbending, llatlu-i nice ami gay enough. And tn all occasions lending Kindi) action , free from bluff. Typewriting Award 2. Kenneth Bryant To Iceland Park J. J. H. S. Syracuse 1« tr o Ki'n Mis •%• ■ ore typical of Ken Of steady penetrating brniitos. Rut which have a little twinkle That telle us there is laughter just behind. Home Boom Soccer I. 2. H: Class Soccer 2: Home Boom Basketball I, 2; Home Room Bascd a11 I. Si 20 William Martin Chase. Jr. 612 Wellington Avenue No. 3 Michigan -Hur William Chase f.mr teller word meaning a clever fellow W ith a dignified voice- “Bill. ’ Senior Annual Board Alice Eli aiie hi Ciiislki i 2% Brook: Avenue o. 37 Mechanics Institute Chink An affair's never dead, when Chink’s al I lie head W illi her whole-smiled Inve lor fun. She «jure has a rej for a surplus of pep. If you want a good lime. I liink's the one. ( irl Glee and Special Chorus 2. 3, I; Girl Re- serves 2: Cheer Leader 1; Refreshment Com- mittee—Freshman Parly. Ruth L. Clark 136 Elmdorf Avenue No. 16 U. or R. 'Rufus' No one could ffi'sufficient praise For the brilliancy ol this girl's mind. Or her soul of sweet, pure nohlenes- Which is sitli a lovely fare, combined. Frosh Final Staff; Interdiis Gym Meet 3; leu- ni 3. I; Senior Annual Board: Honor Roll. - 21 I- Guinevere Clarkson 164 Fillmore Sirc« t No. 16 U. of K. “Guin She ha? von honors, She will win fame; Whether beauty, wit or leadership, T’will always lit: the same. Basketball 1.2,3; Gym Meet 1, 2. 3; Winner of Medal 2: Winner of Cup 3; G. A. A. Council 3; G. A. A. Party Committee 3, f: Girls Class Treasurer 2; Frosll Filial Board: Occi- dent 2: Senior Annual Board 1: Soph Masque Committee 2: Class Pin Committee I; Oratori- cal Contest 4; Honor Roll; Armistice Day Exercises I; Senior Play 4. Beatrice M. Cliffe 139 Gardiner Avenue No. 16 Brockport Normal Beats” ivacious and charming, so very petite. From her shining ml heir, to her two tiny feet. Since her life first began. She’s been right there for fun. How can wt help liking a maiden like Beats? Frosh Parly Committee: C. A. A. I. 2. 3; Basket- ball 1. 2. 3; Swimming 2: Secretary G. A. A. 2. 3; Soph Party Committee; Home Boom Representative 2; Gym Meet 3; Junior Dam e Committee; Junior Play Committee; Senior Annual Board. Rouekt L. Coe Out of Town 122 Pen hurst Street Springfield Hubert doc Bob” Rob i all wool, and u yard wide. Swimming 3, 1: Ili-Y 3, I; Home Room Soccer 2, 3, I: Home Room Basketball 2, 3, I. VWl Claude C. Colli ek J. J. H. S. 261 Glenwum! Avenue Yale Clumsy • • Claude has perplexed and baffled us all. He keeps the fair sex guessing. All year round, how doe lie keep Such a wonderful schoolgirl complexion? Home Room Baseball 2: Home Room Basket- ball 2; Interclass Baseball 2: Reserve Soccer 2. 3; First Team Soccer I; Glee Club I. Lloyd N. Combs 97 Fillmore Street No. 16 U. of R. Lloyd An earnest « iuij student is Combs, On a deep |ueat for knowledge, he roams From one clas !• another And ahho he'd much rather I'luy tennis, hr g« s home and bones. Home Room Soccer 1. 2. 3, I: Championship Soccer Team 3; Interclass Soccer 2, 3, 4: Tennis Tournament 2, 3. 4: Home Room Basketball 2. 3; Interclass Basketball 2. 3. J. Nelson Cooper No. 37 156 Weldon Street U. of R. Nellie9 There is a young fellow called Nelson; Bright sayings—-lie surely can t« ll some You can’t heat him at wit. If you try you'll soon quit. For in that, lie right there with bells on. Frosh Final Board; Class Officer 1, 2: Senior Annual Board; Home Room Soccer I, 2. 3; (Champions 3); Interclass Soccer I. 2, 3; Reserve Soccer I: Home Room Baseball I. H 23 - mm S3 Helen K. CosticaN 857 Post Avenue Friendship High School U. of R. “ {usier A pleasing combination of poignant charm ami dainty loveliness. Sub-Occident EH Helen L. Coyi.e (Cathedral Grammar Helen Cheerful. smiling all the day. Taking each tusk js it comes Heartening others on her way: A- gaily thru the hall sin- hums. 166 Exchange Street Undecided Sailait Dean No. 16 512 Arnett Boulevard I hid voided 'Sardine Willi perky clothes anil charming ways Smiling eve and a carefree air. She wins a place in each one'- heart. She - s«. sweet and friendly and debonair. Occident Stall: Senior Annual Board; Special Chorus: Glee Cluh; G. A. A.: Home Room Representative 1. 24 • • Helen I). Dellenijeck No. 13 107 Aurora Street Undecided 'Helen' Helen is tall amt -dim amt fair. Her heart i$ as light as her curly blonde hair. Occident Staff 1. Helen M. Dilz 165 Scagcr Street No. 21 Business -Helen Helen i quite the bu ine s girl. How her typewriter keys can fly; But she lik -s sell mil. to . •« every « tbcr week. She spends back in the old Wj I High. Karl W. Dixon 77 Frost Avenue No. 19 Dix Syracuse The “discus thrower had nothing on this lad. Frosh Soccer; Home Room Soccer 1 : Home Ituum Basketball 1; Interclass Basketball 1: Reserve Soccer 2: Soccer 3. 4; Junior Dance Committee; Skating 1. 2. 3. I; Track 1. 2. 3, I: Cross Country 3: Manager of Cross Coun- try 1. Gertrude L. Dutch er 531 I «yell Avenue J. J. H. S. Business UG L rr Petile demoiselle. Are you truly a senior Or merely some airy sprite— Under a spell? Gerald S. English 232 Caledonia Avenue No. 3 Undecided Jerry When words fail you, rail oil English. Bank 1. 2, 3, 4; Science ('Iuli 1.2; Radio Club 1, 2; Fencing 4; Home Boom Baseball 1. Home Boom Soccer 3. 1: Senior Annual Board: Senior Play; Frosh Final Board. Natalie M. Erbelding 21 Masscth Street J. J. H. S. Business •War Ever happy, full of fun. She ultouyt lu« In-r work well done. - • 1 26 l ■ Alice Krnisse No. I 212 Jefferson Avenue Undecided Peg My Min lie never worry me. For I think life's too short, you ice. Glee Club 1. 2. 3, t; Special Chorus 1. 2, 3. 1; Concert Club 1: Association Chorus 3. Grist George Ezzo 182 McNauphton Street J. J. H. S. Undecided “Orrie He as good at one tiling as lit is at another. Maurice D. Faugh No. 1C 318 Kugby Avenue Dartmouth -Morry One would think that Maurice had. Invented the business man. Manager of Basketball 4; Assistant Mgr. of Basketball 3: Business Mgr. Senior Annual I: Class President 3: Class Treasurer 4: Execu- tive Council 2: Manager of Junior Play 3; Manager of Junior Dance 3; Manager or Soph Party 2: Manager of Frosh Final Publication 1: Occident Staff 3; Home Boom Representa- tive 2: Hi-Y Club 1; Memorial Day Poem 3; Memorial Day F.xcrcise 3; Class Basketball 2, I: Home Room Basketball I. 2, 3, 4; (.lass Soccer I, 2. I; Home Room Soccer 1. 2. I: Freshman Letter in Soccer 1: Class Baseball 2; Home Room Baseball 2; Intcrclass Track 1. m i l VV? VT fl KK r Its;-j n t 5KIHS3 JJSSQSi [ , AvV ggjN - {27 Ralph H. Fisiif.r Slone Road J. J. II. S. U. of R. “Fisher” lie'- -inning and tall ami fair and straight. His ability’s something we can't over-rate For h - surely can manage all business to advantage V«- agree lie deserve.- a good fate. Class Soccer 2: Class Baseball .3: Association Chorus 3: Publicity Manager of Junior Play 3: Occident Staff 3. I: Business Manager of Occident 4; Senior Annual Board. J. kr on Foktii 256 Brooks Avenue No. 37 Undecided “Fern” This boy is u runner and ever will be - down lib track he |m c«1: . Jll 1 ii little .tlleilil of the re-t, you’ll Are Vernon’s acts and deeds. Home Room Soccer I. 2. 3. I: Home Room Basketball 2: Cross Country 3. Cecily Anne Fox 445 Chili Avenue I airport Business ”Cis” A fimi believer in indiistrinu- labor, and just as strong an advocate of ‘.i little nonsense now and then. CIcc Club 3: Chorus 3. 2« ! - Oku I-rasf.r «too Flanders Street No 16 Undecided Firpu Orr showrd u- oner seine real ca r man si nil. When In- played a? a burglar. realistically rough. But lit ’? really quite mill!—Ami mrrk. unless riled. Anti so we suspert that ’iwas nothing hut bluff. Frosh Soccer; Baseball Reserve 2; Baseball .3: Wrestling I; Junior Play. iLLAiti) B. Frazer No. 29 727 Frost Avenue Pi inceton Bill A cheerful guy we l« avow. But one with whom wr «l bate In row. We like to hear bis works ol cheer, “I Ii. there, fellah! I low jre ya now?” Freshmen Soccer: Freshmen Basketball; Home Room Soccer; Home Room Basketball 1. 2. Alice Gakdisky 95 Clarissa Street No. 3 Kastman School of Music Alice Tall ami rlark. ami a girl 1 brains; We hope her every goal she gains. rv ? Horseback Riding Club 2; Swimming 3; Tennis 2; Association Chorus I; Orchestra 1. 2. 3. I: Inter-High School Symphony 2. 3. I: Multi- ple String Quartet 2. 3, 1: Rochester Junior Philharmonic 3, I; Rochester Conducting Or- chestra 4. -:f 29 ; • Veka Gar sham J. J. H. S. 80 Finch Street R. R. I. 'Biddy Faultless beauty, by charm enhanced; That has her every friend entranced. Tennis 4. Fraxcine Cass Thatcher Road, Charlotte J. J. II. S. Undecided uFrannic” “Music hath charms is a well known saying And as old as it is true, Ihit the charm of tin- music is doubled when The musician is charming, too. Orchestra 2. 3, I; Hand 2. 3. I: Inter-High School Band 2. 3. I; Symphony 2. 3. I; Junior Symphony 3. I. Jonathan I). Gill an J. J. II. S. Oo A ah Street Undecided Johnny We know that Jack has all the qualities of a leader. Senior Annual Board: Home Room Soccer 1. Janet Goodhue No. 29 27 Churchlea Place Mechanics Institute “Jane Appearances are deceiving Her capacity for vivacity. Is almost beyond believing. Catherine Goodno 29.'- Seward Street Out of Town Ann Arbor “Kay Straight vampish hair; Take care! lake care! Lest unaware She set her snare, for you. Eleanor Nick Gosnei.l 113 Lark Street J. .1. II. S. U. of R. Cost' As clever a girl a i under the mui. When writing themes, she is the one Whn is such a shark She calls it a lark And actually thinks it’ fun. Inter-High School Symphony 2. 3. 4; West High Orchestra 2. 3. I; Multiple String Quartet 2. 3, 4; Rochester Junior Philharmonic I; Literary Staff of Senior Animal; Honor Roll. Edwin L. Crauel No. 16 148 Trafalgar Street U. of Pa. Eddie KdV a most brilliant and witty young nun Who in orating, magic and repartee can— Defeat all the rest. Yes even the best— lie , been amusing the world since hi- life fir?t began. Vice President Class 1; Frosh Soccer: Home Room Basketball 1: Entertainment vst High Day 1. 2; Treasurer Class 2: Entertainment Soph Party; Secretary Class 3; Columbia Oratorical Contest 3, 4; West High Speaking Contest 4; Publicity Senior Play? Publicity Junior Dance; Secretary Class 4: Students' Council 4: Assistant Business Manager Senior Annual; Manager ‘kTrustl)usters,‘ I: Commit- tee for revival of School Spirit 3. M rie Green inn Rockingham Street No. 24 Business Marie I know j certain charming girl— 11 i- Marie I mean. Who is so sweet we’re wondering “How long will .Marie H. Green?” J. Maxine Green 80 Clarissa Street Out of 1 own Columbia Max” People talk about u set d beauty and brains And many things worth while; What e’er else Max bus. there i one worth a lot It's lu r million-dullar smile. Occident Staff 1. 219 Sawyer Street City Normal Ruth Carolyn Haessic No. 37 Ruth” She’s tail and slim with the unusual grace. Of unbobked hair round a smiling face. Edward Hall J. J. H. S. 52o Clav Avenue U. of R. Eddie “Goal kirk! Better stand hack a hit yirl !“ Boy. he sure can hoot that hall!” Ah. who's that boy with the cute blonde curls? Why don’t you know? That’s Eddie Hall!” Reserve Basketball 2. Class Baseball 2: Re- serve Soccer 2: Soccer 3. 4? Annual Board. Donald Hajit BBU Flanders Street No. 10 Undecided Don Don’s outwardly quiet and a little bit shy. But I’ll toll you one of the reason why There are few others such, And wc like him .“• much It’s the cay. friendly twinkle that shines in hi eye. Frosh Soccer; Home Room Soccer; Home Room Baseball; Cross Country. 331 - Carolyn E. Hoffman 129 Aberdeen Street No. 29 U. of R. Medical School Caro She’s a girl wc’rr proud to «all our pal A fun-loving companion too; And through those calm dark eye of hers. The lovely noul of the girl shines through. Krosh Party Committee 1: Soph Masque Com- mittee 2; Swimming 2: CIcc Club 2; Special Chorus 2: Girls’ President 1. 2; Junior Dance Committee 3: Tennis 3; (-lass basketball 1, 2. 3. 4; School Basketball I: G. A. A. 1. 2, 3. I; Home Room Representative 1. 2, 3, I: Senior Annual Board. i - A U Barton S. Horner No. 12 112 Comfort Street Business fan lie’s such a quiet, studious boy We’re sure his manner is ju-l a decoy For numerous pranks. Home Room Soccer I. 2. 3.: Home Room Basket- ball 1. 2. 3; Indoor Baseball 2. 3. Roiikrt I). Keller 1023 South Avenue No. 13 Cornell Hob We -uppnse that B h pels his “infinitely superior” and flowery language from saying it with flowers. Frosli Baseball; Soph Baseball; Junior Dance Committee; Assistant Prop. Mgr. Junior Play; Executive Council 3; Properly Mgr. Senior Play; Assistant Advertising Mgr. Senior An- nual; V. H. L. C.; West High Day Commit- tee 3. -«1341- Alice Klinkf. No. 13 232 Sanford Street I 'ndecidpd Alice i- an in tint ami a wry athletic girl. Besides bring a pirl «•( character. Class Basketball 3, I: School Basketball 3. t: G. A. A. 1. 2. 3. I: Gym Meet 2. 3; Swimming I. 2, f; Tennis 2. 3, 1: Baseball I. 2. 3. I: Field Hockey 3; Soccer I; Senior Annual I. Raymond E. Kirkpatrick 228 Curlew Street J. J. H. S. U. of R. Siifv c” Hay is a leader, acknowledged l all, A man «f dynamic force— Whose aggressi eness and energy W ill carry hint far on his course. Constitution Committee 1: President of Class I: President of Students' Association I; Occi- dent Staff 2. 3. 4: Reserve Soccer 2. 3: Re- serve Basketball 2. 3; Reserve Baseball 2. 3; Soph Dance Committee; Junior Dance Com- mittee; Hi-Y 2. 3, 4; Executive Council 2. 3. I: Junior Play: Senior Annual Board: Soccer 4: Editor-in-Chief of Occident 4. ran Dorothy Allison Kneall 381 Brooks Avenue No. 13 U of R. “Dot tic” G. A. A. 3; Girl Reserves I. 2. 3; Swimming 3. mm gg I35 J mi John M. Koenig 233 Birr Street J. J. II. S. Cornell Johnny” Kverylrody thinks that Johnny is such a Manley fellow. Art Editor Occident 2. 3. I: Senior Play stage; Junior Play stage; Art Editor Senior Annual Board: Home Room Basketball 2; Occident Representative to Cornell; Home Room Soc- cer. Kenneth G. Kt ci.er 216 Santee Street J. J. II. S. Mass. Institute Technology Ken A man chuck lull of personality. Winning well-corned popularity. In every act originality— That's K ’n. Soph Masque Committee; Junior Dance Commit- tee; Class Pin Coininiltce; Oecidcnl Staff 3. 1: Puhlicity Manager Occident I: Home Room Soner 3: Home Room Basketball 3; Mg. Ed. Annual: Junior Play; Executive Council 1: Cheer Leader I: Radio Club 2. Bi.knaih.ne . LaBoi nty 216 Thurston Road No. 16 U. of R. Peg Rcrn is .1 pal who’s l al 11 n«l iruc. Ami 0 1'iqiahlr executive. beside . And her tireless efforts on this honk n vcal Her motto, “It pays t advortiH Home Room Representative I. 2: Girls Fresh- man Party Committee 1: Frosh Final Staff; Soph Masque Committe 2; Junior Dance Committee 3: Class Basketball I. 2. 3. I; School Basketball 3: Swimming 3; Baseball 2: Tennis I: Apparatus Club 3: G. A. A. I. 2. 3. I; Gym Meet I. 2. 3; Senior Annual Board; Senior Play. ■ 36 ! Charles k. Landau 251 Ridgeway Avenue J. J. 11. S. Columbia “Chuck” Herrs a good natured sort of chap. The kind vre like to meet. ’Cause lie wears a smile, most all the while; He’s the sort that can’t he heat. Bank I; Orchestra 2. 3. 4: Interclass Basketball 3; Interclass Track 3: Home Room Basketball 2. 3: Home Room Sorter 3. I: Inter-High School Bank I: Inter-High School Orchestra 2. 4. Barbara Langan Out of Town Big, brown eye . I wonder what they see? W hat wisdom in them lien. Xntl to it. w-hot's the key? Herbert A. Lalterbach 236 Sanford Street Wo. 13 U. of R. “Ucth” Herb holds on through thick and thin; WhaleYr I does. In ' bound to win. Radio Club 1. 2: Home Room Soccet I. 21 Glasgow Street Sargent School “Bob” ‘1371 - Chester Lerkins Hast Rochester 692 Culver Road University of Florida Chet ' If willingness ami character were rain drops. What a cloud burst this little fellow would lie! Indoor Baseball 2. 3; Home Room Soccer 2. 3. Kmc H. Lewis 140 Argo Park J. J. II. S. Kastman School of Music hrtc trie toots a mean horn. Band I. 2. 3. I; Orchestra 1. 2, 3, 1; Inter-High Band 1, 2. 3. I ; Inter-High Orchestra I 2, 3. I; Senior Annual Board I. Louis C. Lorscheidf.r 1B2 Rugby Avenue St. Augustine Business Louie “I li.i I rather have a fool it make me merry, Than experience to make me ud.” Embekt M. Lusink 742 Merchants Road 1 I Art Students League New York “Bert Brri is going in make his mark in the world with his pencil. Radio Club 2: Occident 2. 3, I; Occident Pin 3; Adv. Mgr. West High Sports 2. 3; Insignia 3: Junior Play assistant publicity manager; Adv. Mgr. of the Bank 3. I: Tennis Tourna- ment 4; Annual Board; Senior Play. William Luther 172 Stcnson Street No. 43 Syracuse “Bill lie’s so bright in his elates. We wonder what more (.an Dame Fortune hold For this youth, in store. Glee Club 3; Concert Club. Kendrick B. I addon No. 16 Ken 71 Aberdeen Street Business Ken tak the whole bakery when it comes to comedy. Freshman Soccer; Freshman Baseball; Musical Cornedv “Irene : Entertainment Committee Soph Party: Entertainment Committee Junior Party; West High Day Entertainment 2. 3; Skating Team 2: Reserve Soccer 2. 3; Reserve Baseball 3. I; Occident Stall 2, 3, I; Junior Play; West High Public Speaking Contest; Senior Annual Board. Ethel Mae MacFarland 137 Electric Avenue J. J. H. S. Undecided “Ethel The warmth of her entile i unsurpassed. Save by the gentle sweetness of her nature. Class Vice President 2; Soplt Party Committee; Junior Dance Committee; Cvm Meet 2. 3; Numerals 2. 3; Orchestra 2. 3. 1: Orchestra Party Committee 3. I: Secretary and Treasurer of Orchestra 1: Inter Higli Orchestra 2. 3. 4; Rochester J. Orchestra 4; Pin Committee 4: Mistress of Wardrobe Senior Play: Senior Annual Board; Executive Council I. Ena Mack it 546 Plymouth Avenue No. 19 Business Ena With humor, pep and scintillation, She fills her life and lives it. Wc know how well she lake- dictation, Yr wonder how she gives it? Gym Meet 1. 2: Baseball 4; Class Secretary 1; Typewriting Award 2; Apparatus Class 3. Emances M. Maier 537 Flint Street Out of Town U. of R. Medical School French) What u whale of a difference, A smile can make! Irene Martin No. 19 298 Hawley Street Business ‘Dottit She's such a modest little miss. We'd like to know her better; Vi e’rr -me hencath that quietness There’s worth no chain coulil fetter. Teachers Association Chorus Carl L. Maynard II I West Avenue No. 29 Carnegie “Carl Carl's days are full on account of Ins coif sticks, hi Mnrir.on. and a IiomI of eager friends. Edward Maynard 304 Champlain St reel No. 19 Undecided “Ed When it comes to real hard work. This boy is never known «•• shirk. -M 41 l - Alfred J. MacCixrg. Jr. Genesee Valley Park No. 19 Dartmouth Mac Thosr drums hr will play Till ilii «lay of Doom. We all like his musical Zoom! Zoom! Zoom! Speed Skating 1. 2. 3, 1; Captain Skating 3. I; Mgr. Skating 1: Reserve Basketball 3. I: Soccer I: Reserve Soccer 3; Reserve Base- ball 3; Midget League Basketball 1: Home Room Basketball 1. 2. 3; Class Basketball 2: H. R. Soccer I. 2. 3; Assistant Cheer-leader I; Hi-Y 2. 3, 4, 5; Band 1. 2. 3; West High Day Committee 2: Occident Staff 3: Glee Club 4; Assistant Mgr.: Baseball 3. Li.kanor M. McGinnis 227 Columbia Avenue Immaculate Conception Mechanics Institute Mac Gay personality. Full of rascality That’- our Irish (,’olrrn. G. A. A. 1.2; Tennis 2, 3; Senior Annual Board I. Kai iikyn M. MfcTiiF.RF.l L Last Henrietta Road Out of Town City Normal Kay A- -irmly and reliable as the -tar-. Hut more Inilliant. - « 421 - M. Hilda Metzger No. 16 86 Marlborough Hoad Business “Tuts” Saucy and perl, Willi a clever tongue. Swimming 2: Baseball 1. 2. 3: Basketball I. 2. 3. 4: Apparatus 3; Gvm Meet I. 2: Hockey 2. 3: G. A. A. 1. 2. 3. 4. Austin L. Miller 517 Lake Avenue J. J. H. S. Princeton Aau” Talent, humor and ability. We find them all in Austin. Home Room Soccer: Home Room Basketball: Interdas Golf: Interdas Tennis: Interdas: Swimming; Swimming Team 2, 3. I: Manager of Swimming 3: Junior Play 3. Ralph Andrews Milligan 51 Chandler Street No. 37 Undecided “Milly Kalpli has a winning way with him I'vrn when hr slosing. Radio Club 1, 2: Wrestling I. Evangeline Mincus Oul of Town 25 Elmdorf Avenue I. of IT Medical School I an Not I lie flapper type, llicy say, Willi -oft brown eyes and nut brown hair. We’re not 50 sure, from day to day. But what that slalemrntV most unfair. Special Chorus 1, 2. 3, I : Association Chorus 4; Concert Club I; Secretary Girls Glee Club 4. Cn . i Lotte Morrison !5 Anson Place No. 29 Undecided “Charin' Underneath her culm exterior— Deep thoughtfulness. we find. Tin rest!illness of quirt waters. Tin silent strength «I forest pines. Mildred Morrison 31 Ravenwood Avenue lb Undecided “MiJlir Sincere in her friendships, she face.- tiling- squarely And high in her aim. In life'- great game. Margaret B. Nugent 87 Fit hu h Street No. 3 Undecided Marg” Find U a girl, fun-loving, kind, Loyal to school, in studies sound. Pretty and happy. Oh. never mind— For right beside us here she’s found. Glee Club 2. 3. I; Special Chorus 2. 3. I; As- sociation Chorus 3. Monica O’Brien 262 Glenwood Avenue St. Monica City Normal Manic With never a care tin- whole day long. On her bps a smile, in her heart u song. Ralph E. Odell 70 Chili Terrace No. 16 Cornell 0die There was a lad named Ralph O'dell Who has a radio set. they tell— With it once trying He heard something frying. He cried. “Oh hoy! That must he Hall Bros;' Science Club I: Radio Club I. 2: Home Room Soccer 3. U Electrician Faculty Play I: Electrician Community Chest Play I: Elec- trician Senior Play I; Frosli Final Board 1: Senior Annual Board; Occident I. -« 45 D. Parker 12 Utica Place Poughkeepsie Business College -Ned Let the Arab have thrir Sheik — We have Ned. 2. 3; Orchestra 1. 2. 3: Inter-High Band West High Day Committee 2: Home Soccer 2; Home Boom Baseball 3. I. David Partridge 103 Jefferson Avenue Out of Town Mechanics Institute “Datey” Dave a I way live up lo hi name, lie surely is a game bird. Home Boom Soccer 2, 3, 4; Home Boom Basket- ball 2: Badio Club 2. Dorothy Patrick 833 Arnett Boulevard J. J. H. S. City Normal Pat There i a young lady named Dot. And sMircl charming manner lias got. Thu’ she seems so demure. She is I assure, A harrel uf fun. und we like Iter a lot. Soph Party Committee; Junior Dance Commit- tee. . v f CflnM M'MV ©si l 46 1 ISSls Evelyn Pattison 115 Hobart Si reel J. J. H. S. Undecided -Patsy All her enemies arc friends Fur c ncrair «.hr ha none; And j' her lime in West High ends. We see her work well done. Douglas Pidceon 51 Highland Avenue No. 3 Rutgers “Doug In Spanish class hr |uilc the rape. His verbs he learns, page after page; Kcd haii on end. His blue eye- bend I | « n the ho..k. Yes. they do---not! Home Room Soccer 2, 4; Fencing Club 4; Band 2, 3. Marian Fix ley Cates No. 1 Coldwater, New York Business Mary Ann Clad to find herself mi fair. Gym Meet I: Capt. Girls' Baseball 1. •:f 47 ! - : i r.-. ■ : sSNr Mary Jane Price 89 Prospect Street No. 3 Business -Mary” At least this Mary Jane isn't wrapped up in herself. Like some Mary Janes we know. Typewriting Award 2. Tiiel.ma R. Rice J. J. H. S. 518 LyrII Avenue Business JW A jolly sir!, with IuuuImii;: eyes; W Iti’ii she's around, ail trouble flic . -«t 4S Hazle Rodgers 29 Arnett Boulevard No. 29 Business “HazU Hazlc’s a girl wn can't help hut like With her pleasant smile ami jolly ways. Shr's the sort of a girl who will never lack friends. To the very end of her days. West High Day 1: Typewriting Award I. 2: Book Exchange 4. Amelia Rlssi No. 23 38 Inglewood Drive Business ‘WeteT We winder where -he gel That happy -mile of her-. G. A. A. 2. 3, I; Swimming 2; Basketball 2. 3, 1; Class Basketball 2. 3; Hockey Club 2: Gym Meet 2; Baseball 2, 3. I: Apparatus Club 3; Typewriting Awards 2. 3; Bank Teller I: Senior Annual Board 1. Willard M. Salter 855 Thurston Road No. 29 University of Pennsylvania “Mir lie’s a man of decided opinions Not only opinion , hut actions lic-idrs. Ho prove by his li-i of achievements That activity doesn't depend upon size. Senior Annual Board: Stage Mgr. Junior Play; Assistant Business Mgr. Senior Play; Fresh- man Soccer Team: Home Room Soccer 2. 3. I: Home Room Indoor Team 4; Executive Council 3. 1; Home Room Basketball 1, 2. 3: Traffic Officer 3, 1; Spring Day Committee 3; Floor Committee Junior Dance: Food Com- mittee Sophomore Party; Hi-Y 3, 1; Tennis Tournament 3; Inter-class Soccer 2. 3. 1. •V MAN -3491 - 591 Trcmont Street u. of r. ■•evn Fit A N K J. ScilANTZ No. 4 “Frank Kourecore ami seven years ago: II entered West High. Sorier Reserves 2; Home Room Soccer 2: Soc- cer Team 3, I: Class Soccer 2: Home Room Basketball 2. 3. I: Class Basketball 3; Class Basel tall 3: Reserve Baseball I: Mgr. of Wrestling 1: Wrestling Team 3: Indoor Track 2. 5 Edith Street No. 11 Harlem Hospital N. V. C. “Scot lie Elsie Scott The Iliuuglits nf youth. Are lung, lung thought . G. A. A. 2. FltANt |s N. Searle No. 3 -Frank An juti t linve w with u Imlay, An artist in oilier wav? loo; In fact we slum! right up to say lie |Milillrs a mean mime. Oti idem Staff 3. I: Home Room Basketball 2. 3; Ib inc Room Baseball 3; Senior Annua! Board I. 37 Rugby Avenue M eel lanies I n t it ute u Elsie Scott - 501 - Esther Shannon 155 Cottage Street No. 19 Business ‘£V’ A swcot young miss With a gentle face. In every one’s heart She finds a place. Evelyn G. Shaw 66 Ellison St. .No. 13 I ndccided Evn There ar«- many ways f smiling. And all show the soul behind: And a smile more sweet and charming Than Fv’s. we couldn’t find. West High Day Committee 1: In ten lass Gym Meet 1,2.3: Typewriting Awards 1.2: Senior Annual Board; Book Exchange I. Allan V. Sitzenstatter 205 Depew Street No. 16 Business S tin Here - a chap who's versatile And yet does all thing- well, We expect great thing- f little Slit What heights he gain-, who can tell? Sophmore Party: Junior Party; Junior Dance; Class Treasurer; Hi-Y 2. 3. I: Secretary Hi-Y I; Senior Annual Board; Glee Club I: As- sociation Chorus I; Occident I; Home Room Soccer 1. 2. 3. I; Class Soccer 2: Class Basket- ball 3; Home Room Representative 3; West High Day 2: Senior Day Committee. -«4 51 J - Makv Eleanor Smith 360 Ml Vernon Avenue No. 24 Cornell “FA Alway- elicerfill. nevrr lilue IWlic onl that shines right thro Hit eves, inviting you In store Each my. That’s Mary Eleanor. Frosh Final I: Occident Board 2: Soph Masque 2: Senior Annual Board: Honor Roll. ioLi Birc.ess Smith 392 Genesee Street No. 29 Undecided vr Laughing lip- ami «luring «• «• ■. Purl of iol.t - eliurtn comprise; Ye , hrV a flirt hut we know it's true That underneath i a sweet girl too. Frosh P.irtv Commiltee I: Frosli Final Board; Executive Council 2: Occident Staff 2: Soph Masque Committee 2: Glee Cluh; Special Chorus I. 2; Junioi Dance Committee 3: Senior Annual Board. l MtCUEHITK STKINKIRCIINKR 233 Columhia Avenue Immaculate Conception Mechanics Institute -BuU Snappy, elever, full of pep. You just Iict that she can step. Senioi Annual Board. Ruth B. Stone No. 16 99 Chili Avenue Columbia furA” In Ruth wo find a clever brain, a warm heart, and a fun-loving nature, united in an eager striving for the best life has to offer. Basketball I. 2. 3: Swimming 2: Tennis 2, 3, 1: Frosh Party Committee; Junior Dance Com- mittee: C. A. A. 1, 2. 3. 1; Charles E. Stuart 110 . Fit hugh Street No. 19 U. of R. Chuck Enthusiastic all the lime. A math shark and a poet; If you are stumped in any line. J • t ask him. he'll knou it. Senior Annual Board: Radio Club 2: Assistant Electrician Senior Play. Florence Sutherland No. 37 216 Sawyer Strew Normal School Florente A gentle, winsome, personality. 531 - Irene Sweenf.y J. J. H. S. 55 Saranac Street Business Rene Her friends arc many Her foes are few, I know that we Like Irene loo. Gym Meet 2, 5; Swimming Meet 3: Clee Club 4. Otto Timm No. 19 23 Champlain Street Mechanics Institute Ot Kudu is his delight Ilf likes to listen every night. Ceokce Edwin Ulp 99 Brookdnlc Avenue No. 29 U. of R. ‘Ed George is a fellow we know will go far, His ; i I i I i t point to a literary fate: lie’s gentle, yrl manl) in every respect. An all-round good fellow, and darn hard to hate. Frosh Final; Soph Hop; Junior Dance; Senior Annual Board; Junior Play; Home Room Soccer 2, 3; Freshman Soccer; Tennis Tourna- ment 3. 4; Tennis Team I; Home Room Bas- ket ha 11 2. 3; Honor Roll. - l 541 • Donald alkenburgh 338 Plymouth Avenue No. 19 U. of R. ‘•Don ll tin world'- a comedy In a chap like me. Frosli Soccer: Frosh Final Staff: Home Room Basketball 1. . 1: Home Room Soccer I. 2, 3; Class Treasurer 3: Junior Dance Committee 3; Home Room Baseball I: Championship Home Room Basketball I. Hazel Vickerman 129 Columbia Avenue No. 19 Normal School J azef A sweet little maid. w say the least Her mode ! micnV ijtiite .1 least For ryes surfeit with llappei-. Ronald J. Warner 203 Gardiner Avenue No. 16 U. of R. “Ronnie” A yrm player we can’t dispute, In basketball, lie’s surely a beaut: You’ll know him well. When ibi- I tell Tin jiirl- think KnnnieN awfully cute. N ice Pres, of Freshman and Sophomore Class; Freshman Soccer; Freshman Baseball: I liter- class Baseball: Home Room Basketball 2, M: Soccer Reserves 2. 3; Soccer Team 1. 55 ) - wmwM PZ.V- rs5i rwv Rutii Olivia Wiiall 161 Magnolia Street St. Monica’s Business “Ruth A nice name, for a nice girl. Teachers Association Chorus. 60 Wy mill a ni Road 0 J. J. H. S. Parker's Business College “Dot'’ If you want some music with lots of pep. Ju t unk f« r Dot with her elurinrt. Band 2. 3. I: Orchestra 2. 3. 4; Inter High S lioid Band 2, 3. I. II. Edward White P. C. it Brooklyn. N. I nderided “Ed We know in ninth lie stand the gaff. Bui where iliil that Imy gel that laugh? IB Electric Avenue DoROTin M. Wheeler vd i % i - John A. Whittle Jr. No. 29 701 Y. Main Street Dartmouth “Johnnie'' lies tall ami assured, with a manly air « nd a crown of glory—In- wavy hair; W ith his brilliant brain, hr quite comprehend How he takes each task to successful end. Edilor-in-Chief Frosh Final: Inter Class Swim- ming 3, 4: Occident 1, 2. 3: Occident Pin 2. 3: Business Mgr. Occident 3: Home Room Soccer 2. 3, 1: Gen. Chairman Soph Party: Gen. Chairman Junior Dance: Bank Mgr. I: Editor-in Chicf Senior Annual: Junior Play; Hi- 2. 3. I: Executive Council 2: Class Pin Committee; West High Day 2. 3: Honor Roll: Standard Bearer I. Lulu M. Williams lf Phelps Avenue J. I. H. S. Syracuse •7.«T Lulu may never hive even Ium on the inutile of a Post Office. Imt -hr errtaini) knows how to manage the males. Home Room Representative 2: Senior Annual Board; Gym Meet 1, 2: Soph Party Commit- tee: Special Chorus I. 2: Armistice Day Ex- ercises 1. V7 Kg Olive Dow Winans 210 S. Fitzhugli Street No. 3 Undecided “CM” Cool loveliness, throned Upon knowledge gained; Personality toned— By the heights attained. Frosh Party Committee; Swimming 2: G. A. A. 2: Special Chorus 2: Glee Club 2: Soph Masque Committee 2; Junior Dance Com- mittee 3; Junior Play Committee 3; Yice- Pres. of Class 3, I: Home Room Representa- tive I; Senior Annual Board I. 5ki £1 - 57 ) - Margaret Yokel 31 I Knickerbocker Avenue J. J. H. S. U. of R. 'Uiilgr A maker of harmonies. In the orchestra of life. Orchestra 3, I: Symphony Orchestra I: Gym Meet 3. -4 58 rr The Census Says' (CLASS STATISTICS) BOVS ClltLS No. of blondes 13 15 No. of brunettes 41 52 No. with red hair I 1 Maximum height 2W 5' 9 j Minimum height $'zy V 1IV Maximum weight 194 lbs. 170 lbs. Minimum weight 107 lbs. 90 lbs. Maximum age 21 20 Minimum age 16 16 No. finishing in 1 years 36 49 No. hushing in more than 1 years 19 19 No. of colleges selected 22 Total height of class 659 ft. (or. only about .SO fi. shorter than the Wooluorth Building) Total weight of class 13.222 lbs. or 71 • t lor. if ill is were converted into eoal. il would In- enough lo heal West High for I Vi days I The Average Bov ok Jan. '20 Name—William. Ralph r hdward Height—5 li. 9 in. Weight I I‘51-U lbs. Age—10. Born in- August. Color of hair Brown. Tnr. Average Girl of Jan. '26 Name Helen. Height 5 ft. 2 l n in. Weight—1LU1 lbs. Born in March. Age—10. Hair- Brown. Compiled. 1925. M. li. S. R. L. C. 59 - WWW History of the Class of January 1926 last we have come to the end of our Rainbow, and find, not the Put of Cold, hut that we are Seniors. For four years we have trodden the paths that lead to the mighty portals of our dear old West High. We have wandered through her spacious halls, gazed at her wonderful pieces of art. and are now ready to join the ever increasing line of old grads. But what has happened during these four long years that has held our in- terest so as to make these years slip by? First. Miss Cook's frosli final English class decided to do the extraordinary and publish an extra-ordinary paper under thr title of “The Frosh Final. It was an exceptional piece of work being an unique way to introduce a class to the school, for this was our introduction. It was entirely successful and an inspiration for the future to do bigger things. Second. Our first social function took place in the form of a masquerade party held on Hallowe’en Night. It was a gay affair, bringing out one of the Three Musketeers, a Sheik and numerous other characters. Last, lmt not least, a red haired Puritan. Third. Our next big social event was the Junior Dance. This was held in the school corridors which were gavlv decorated with orange and black bunting and with the numerous balloons scattered here and there gave it the appearance of a Carnival. Nimble feet kept time to the melodious music sent forth by the “Midnight Serenadcrs. ' Fourth. Next came the first appearance of our dramati ally inclined. This was at the presentation of the Junior Play entitled. “Where Julia Rules. a sketch portraying the power of the modern over the previous generation. All the feminine roles were portrayed by the June ’26 girls, while the boys ol the Jan. 26 claimed the masculine parts. The play was a brilliant piece of dramatic talent and was well supported 1 tin student body. Fifth. I pon our return to our Alma Mater this fall we found her redecorated in a very attractive coloi scheme ;md the marred and lame statues restored to their former fine physique and good health. All this gave us new spirit and we are now putting unrestrained effort in our newest project, our Senior Play entitled “The Piper,” a very difficult piece of work and what we hope to he a very successful one. Now we are ready to go on to higher work, taking with u some of Wes! High s envied athletes, orators and journalists. We leave dear old West High with never failing memories of her and with sincere hopes for her future suc- cess in whatever she attempts. —William Chase. 60 ) iGast Will attb arstamrat tll£ flttfili of January 1926. of ihc city of Rochester in the Countv of Monroe .m l tin State of Ahsentmindedness and Oblivion, being of doubtful mind and memory, do make. publish and declare this our last WILL AND TESTAMENT in manner following: first—I hat all our graduation expenses and unjust debts In paid. Second—I bat it le given to those desirous of popularity or position of bank manager. John . Whittle’s rudv. red. robust and somewhat inflationary complexion. Third That to those comprising the female population of the West Hieb School, be given the right of ingress and egress to the sacred and honorable north or male entrance. Fourth I bat to “Jimmy Shcdd be given Ed GraucPs sangfroid and com- posure before the student body and special meetings of the Marble Club. Fifth That to those proud owners of I he species recorded as “Forditus a. urn” be left those parts necessary to the extermination of rattles, falling axles, and punctures (now obsolete! in order that the weaker sex may be safely ami comfortable transported to and from the above mentioned place of in tellectual attempts. Sixth—That to those conspicuous pupils, whose persistent scufiling lias in- terrupted many an eighth period slumber. l c given a pair of O’Sullivan’s heels and Gabriel Snubber- coupled if necessary with a Maxim Silencer. Seventh That to some one be given our appreciation for the generous supply of paper towels following the first lunch period. Eighth— That to the janitor be given a Welch washable whisk-broom for wiping weeping windows and the privilege of chasing the flippant frosh from the elevator. Ninth— That to the faculty he given « ur remaining efforts that should have been exposed long before. Tenth—To Coco, Cooper, and other long term residents, the hope of getting out within the next ten years. Eleventh To the incoming Seniors we leave the “Mystic Order of the I n- holv Three. on the conditions that they uphold its traditions, support its by-laws and honor its ideals. Twelfth—To tin studious pupils of the students body we leave several vacant seals in the library. Lusllv— We appoint Miss F. Pratt executrix of this our last WILL AND TESTA- MENT with free power to auction and give away, lease or mortgage the right of way to Mike’s: hereby revoking all former wills by us made. 3u fiJtttWBfl tOhrrruf «. have herewith subscribed our name this day of January 26. in the year one thousand nine hundred and twenty-six. Class of Jam’aky 1926 - J6I ►- K. k. E. M. F. K. C. H. W. L. OrrtiloBillv JANUARY TYMES n «ih-r I air uri'l Warmrr I’rnUkly Vol. 99.99 N« . 99 Published ai Rochester, N. V. Dir. 1. 1936 Worth—L« - If est Defeats East West High basketball Irani coached liy Herb. Loulerbacii and Kmhcrt Lu-ink de- risively defeated the East High basketball train coached by Ed. Maynard by a score of 20 0. humous Authoress Hurt Mary Eleanor Smith, noted writer, wa- 'lightly injured wlirn the “Flying Dutch- man. the pride of the New York Central J' wrecked. The train wan being piloted by Ed White. Coroner Don Yalkcnbrrg i- investigating. DurnelTs Foot hall Coach 1 lurries 'Ed Hall, known in football circle a- the greatest coach in the I niter! Stairs i- reported a engaged to marrv hi high -cliiM.I sweet heart. Athena Boeksbcrger. Mis- Bock-lierger i a psychology instrm tor in Miss Ruth I lark's School for Girls. Sails for South Sens Francis Mjier. Marion Pixley. Ilaxel Viekernian and Thelma Rice, are -ailing lor tin South Na Islands in open y mis- sion school f« r the natives. Il'omon Driver Wins tare Hull llarssig. nationally known a- one ••I tin most daring auto racers in Arnorirs, won lhr- -weep strike, r o e at the Michigan Slate Fair ground-. Mis. liar—i- piloted a I oiiis Bee hie made c.ir, (roverness Makes A ppointmenfs iol.i R. Smith, («overness of knew Moni.i iniioiitn • . the .ippoinlnienls oj Until N hall a- konimis.iotirr of Kosuirtics. Hli r Lilian, as Mule -errelary and Lulu William-, private sceretarj to the gmern- es . II ins II omen's Coif Championship Mi— Alice Oiislett was awarded a sil- ver loving cup after winning the women's city golf championship. This is tin first year Miss Oiislett lias played golf and she attributes her exceptional ability to tile daily doyen in which she indulges. Strong opposition was furnished by: Helen Costi- pan. Angela floelmi and Cecily Fox. Professor Ezzo to Address Club The Woman's Cily Club of Rochester is forlunntc in obtaining Professor Ezzo to address them at the opening meeting of the year. The professor will speak on “The Woman’- Place in the Home. The officers of the club are: Mis- Sarah Dean. President: Miss Janet Good hue. 1st Nice Pres.: Mi Barbara L.ingan. 2nd Nice Pres.: M iss Maxine Green. Sec. l ew llnnk Established John A. liiltle. Jr., prominent New York hanker lu- establish'd the Kairpor! National Bank and is president of the institution, iimnp well-known Kncliester- ian- on the hoard are. George I lp. 31st vice-president; Frank Scliunt . and Charles Stuart, directors: Ronald Warner, cashier; Ainelia Ru i. Mildred Robinson, and Hilda .Mel ger. tellers. To Paint Ideal Imeriean Girl John Koenig, world-famous artist, ha- decided to paint th ideal American Girl. Mr. Koenig has selected Mis Guinivcre ( Imk-oii. blonde beauty, for his model. 1 hi sit ions on Tout Charles Landau. Eric Lewis and Vir-tin Miller, all former music tuns of W est High v« hind ol Rochester, are making a eoncerl lour tlimiigli Europe. “ f 62! - JANUARY TYMES 2 Opens New Cafe Kenneth Ruglrr. formerly of Rochester ha- 0|M ned a new cafe in Paree called the “While Mule. He has engaged the famou cabaret dancer. Irene Martin anti also Elhel McFarland with her all-feminine jar orchestra. Monica O'Brien is head wailre- with lharlottr Morrison as cash- ier. Dr. Kirkpatrick Saves Life A most unusual operation was performed by Or. Ray Kirkpatrick in an effort to wive the life ol W in. Arles who punctured his esophagus while eating peas with his knife. I)r. Kirkpatrick successfully sewed the -evered place together and in doing so sjicd the patient's life. Debate at Morrison flail Mr. Itougln-- I’idgeon. prominent snap box orator, will oppose Kendrick Lyddon. well-known for hi? lectures at Front and Main Streets, in a debate on “Is the Rochester Police Force Any Good? The debate will be held at tile Mildred Morrison Memorial Hall. Evelyn I'attison. Mary Price and Edmond Parker are to lie the judge-. Noted Explorer Makes Important Discovery Word has keen received from Egypt that Gerald English, noted explorer, has un- earthed the skeleton of a huge lleekto- plalus, an animal known during the atone age. Arrangements are being made to ship the skeleton to the Museum of Natural Hi-lory in New York. Mayor Makes Appointments Following are a li“t of appointments made h Mayor Ralph Fisher which are to go into effect on the first of the year. Mis- Garolyn Hoffman. School nurse at West High; Nulalic Krbehling. court -tenographer; Francine Gass, police woman; IJoyd Combs, meat inspector. Market Robberl—Two Arrested East night about 9:30. two masked ban- dits entered Chase's Sausage Market and held up Wm. Chase, proprietor. They suc - ceeded in getting in cash besides two links of bologna sausage. C.has called for help and officer Vernon Forth gave chase on a motorcycle and captured two desperate cliaraclers who gave their names as Jonathan Gillan and Ralph Milligan. The case will Ik heard before Judge Donald Hart. To Address Club M ss Margaret Yokel, sponsor of tin “Grow Taller League will address the Rochester Chapter on How to Crow Taller. ’ Orchestra to Elay over Radio Keller’- kollegotte KJuh Orchestra. Robert Keller, director, broadcasted front Hotel Seneca last night. Karl Dixon played a saxophone solo and Willard Frazer played two banjo numbers. Announcing l eu' Department The January Tymes announce- a new information bureau, having engaged Esther Shannon and Evelyn Show, known through- out America a- the human encyclopedia . Society leader Elopes with (.han If ear Miss era Ganliam. popolai debutante startled society by eloping with the family chauffeur. Mr. Norman Bailey. Mr-. Bailey say that she believe- in marrying fw l« e rather limn money. Former Rochesterian to Appear at Lyceum Mi— lint Wheeler, forum Iv of Rochc-tcr, will appear a- Kittle Eva in I ncle Tom - Cabin. Mis Wheeler ha- at last realized her life's ambition to become an at in —. 63 f - 3 J A N U A R V T Y M E S Follies Girl Receives Gift from Prince Brat rice Cliffc. titisn beauty of Ziegfirld Follies is wearing a diamond bracelet which is a c if I from II R. II. Prince i f Wales. Miss Cliffc has been seen with the Prince on many occasion . Chicken-Weight Title at Stake William I.ulhcr. champion chickcn-wcight will meet Daredevil Dave Partridge at the Francis Searlr Athletic Academy. Maurice Faugh Marie President I lie Board of Directors of the Central Trust Company elected Mr. Maurice Faugh, President of that organization at their laft meeting. Mr. Faugh i probaldy one of the ounge t hank presidents in the country and also one of the best. Ireland in Uproar over Flection Miss Irene Sweeney, choice of tile peo- ple. defeated Fh-.timr McGinnis, for the presidency of the Republic of Ireland. All Ireland is elated mer the outcome of the election. Cooper's Vew Hook Makes Rig Hit Nelson Cooper, famous “wine-cracker, lias ju-i put out .1 new hook called Bits ) Wit. which i said in surpass all the other nonsensicul things lie has written. oied Contralto to Sing Mi- Elsie Sent I, noted contralto, is to ■dog in Killmurne Hall mi December Six- teenth. Romance of Air Ends in Marriage Robert l iving-ton ,M-. daring arc. and Ivtlicl Boyce an- rumored engaged. Mr. • or ,md Miss Boyce met when their planes collided high among the clouds a few months ago. Dm Cupid works high and fast. Daring Rum Runner Captured Dry agent? Otto Timm and Louis Lor- srlieider have captured the notorious lady rum runner. Ena Mackie and her power boat, Greased Lightning while she at- tempted to land a cargo near Nine Mile Point. Mis Mackie and her crew com- posed of Florence Sutherland, Kathryn Metheril! and Margaret Nujent were the terror of the Lake-side dwellers. Taxi Driver Rewarded for Honesty Floyd Cooper, driver for Yellow Cab Company, firmly believe that honesty is the best policy. Cooper found a wallet in his cab containing $6000.00 and. taking it to the address lie found in it. received a $500.00 reward from Barton Horner, the owner of the money. New Radio Discovery Ralph Odell, world famous radio wizard, has just perfected a new way to shine vine by radio, while working with Carl May nnrd and Chet l.erkins. fellow scientists in the Willard Salter Academy of Science. New Park Heing Planned Miss Bernadine LaBounty has been given the job of planning Rochester’s new park, three mile- north of “White City. Ken- neth Bryant is assisting her in laying out the zoo. Girl Hikers Start for California E 1 n a Braninglon and Catherine Goodno started out on their cross country hike to-ila with onl five dollars between them. They plan to sell the Helen Coyle tooth-paste on the way. which is supposed to prevent tin teeth from decaying and also to give them a while lustre. Opens New Ten Room Miss Gertrude l)ut« her and Mi-s F.le.nmi Gosnell announce the opening of the Colonial Tea Room on December T . 1936. • :{64 ) - J AN UARY T Y MES 4 ew Appointments at W est High Margaret Steinkcrchncr has been ap- pointed brad of English Department take the place f Hazel Rodgers whu i now principal of Spencerport High School, where Evangeline Mingus is leaching the art of using powder and point effectively. Dot' Pat rich Succeeds Dorothy l)ix “Dot” Patrick, twice a widow fReno and Paris believed to he well suited l r I he position, will run Mis- Di column on “Advice to Lovesick.” Fireman Risks Life to Save Dog Raymond Baird of Hose Co. 99. bravely faced death yesterday when lie dashed into the burning Chestnut Apartments to save i)V. Alice Erni-M’’- French poodle. Clothing Model sir rested Orr Fraser was arrested last night for talking back in an insulting way to police- woman Helen Oil .. Mr. Frazer, well-known as a high class clothing model was ar- rested by Officer DiU on two charge : one lor speeding, the other for insulting an officer. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT Rl Til BOCK. Public Stenographer Reasonable Bales ADELAIDE'S BEAUTY SHOPPE Rejuvenation a Specially Work Don - by Appointment Only A. Known, Prop. The Charm School Make tut Most Yourself Guaranteed in Five Lessons Dok tiiy Kneai.k, Instructor F.TIOl K I TE FOR ALL OCCASIONS W hat t Do and Why .earn in Two Months Alice Keinke WHERE TO GO Lyceum Helen Dellenbeck in ‘•Tin; Sandwich Yim.u.k Foi.i.ns Temple Kd Grauel. headliner “Tut M n Wiio Never Stops Tai.kini. Eastman Claude Collier and Marie Green in •The Perfect Husband” - ! 651 Regent Alice Gardisky in I'm I vice Moment Annie Tyme 77 Seventh Street Mot vet started Business I other people’s I “A name so pretty. her lips so sweet But hoy. Oil hoy. I lie size of her feet . Freshman I: Sophomore 2: Lunch Room Daily: Library I. 2. 3. I. Isaooke Wrigiit 13 Bid in Street Prepared 3 in 1 In hoek l ni versit “You lo me some! mg' ? :i t e:m you do mf T Latin 1. 2. 3. 1; Pun baser of Class Pin I; Wearer of Class Pin I: Honor Roll. Penn N. Ink 19 Splash Street Prepared Waterman s U. C. Blue Black -Petr “Soria round und kind rohhy. Makes .1 nice vdiil« |«npci giuhhy. Out of Ink Well I. 2. 3. I. —:i 661 I. Phillip Cranes 13 Crepe Street Prepared I yes I Business (dead) Phil The man in Mack lie drives a hack lie hurie? 'em in potato sacks. May lit rest in peace.” Study Hall 1.2. 3. I: Freshman 1. 2. 3, 4. etc.; Filtered 1915; Departed 1925. Mike Onsciencf. Address Unknown Peeled hut not prepared Police Force •Wtike A guy no big with one eye cros- I'm (rilin' yi that lie's the boss. Eighth Period I. 2. 3. I: Detention Hoorn 3, 1; Office (every so often . Doraka Bell 25 Electric Blvd. C. F. Course Sub-Normal UVVT fit'll' “Such a name, wlial a shame. Of oiurv we know she s not to Maine. Dancing Class 1. 2; Terpsichore Art 3, 1: Foot Education I. Graduation 8. -467 - January 1926 To you. fi rst High, were pledged our loyalty Long since, in song and cheers: And gladly u ill our hearts look hack to sou In all our juture sears. Four years nit hin sour its‘covered walls We ve met to uork and play. And mans are the things that we hate learned, Ttt help us on our way. Our class is not so different from the rest.— e re had our share of fun. Ami frolic, too: and friendships made, And struggles lost and non. A aw comes the time for us to part, alien each His course in life he picks: lint unto thee. H est High, we 11 e er he true. All n e of '26. —Ruth I . Ci.akk. - { 68 f - 69 -3(0 L r Hicji School Officers of the Students' Association Rwmond kill «PATRICK. President FLORENCE Knopf. I ice President James Siiedd. Secretary Kenneth Kicker. Cheer Leader 71 ).-• II est High School Executive Council MEMBERS EX OFFICIO Raymond Kirkpatric Klorenee Knope, I 'ice-Pres. Stud. Assn. Jamo Slmlfl. Secretary Stud. Assn. Kenneth kugler. Cheer Leader Carl Fisher. Editor-in-chief, Occident Emma Gavitt. Cuts Athletic Assn. A dele I.oysen. Girls9 Athletic Assn. Mr. Hen nett. Priacifnil Mr. Spinning. Acting I ice-Principal ;. Pres. Stud. Assn. Miss Manchester. Girls' Ad riser Mr. JafTray. Treasurer Mr.Stowell. Commissioner oj Elections Mr. Naramore, Occident Adviser Mr. Hulek. Physical Director for Boys Miss Fisher. Physical Director for Girls Mrs. Ellis. Faculty Mr. Burnard. Faculty All mm Representatives Mr. Pickard Charles Lavrakas. Post Graduate Miss Stnrev rr est High School Executive Council Class Representatives Jan. 26 Edward Grand June 26 Mbert Blum i 1 lard Sailer Lulu Williams Ethel MacFarland George Clark Henrietta Church Eleanoi Saekett Jan. 27 Gilbert Maloney Joseph Magro Elizabeth Ford June 27 Paul Showers Josephine Coe Marian Hoyle Jan. ’28 David llochstein Mary MrKnight June ’28 Robert Leinen Martha Burrell Boys' Athletics Giiils' Athletics Kenneth kuglei. Chu it man George (lark Joseph Magro Robert Leinrii Mr. Hulek Henrietta C.liureh. Chairman Fimna Cavil I Marian Pearson Josephine Cue Miss Fisher SUIOOI. Pt IJLICATIO.NS r ' Literary am Musical Edward Grauel. Chairman Carl Fisher, Chyirniai Paul Showeis Mariam Boyle Martha Burrell Mr. Naramore Lulu illi, ni Ethel VfueFarlund Eli abelli Ford David lloeh-lein Mrs. Ellis Mr. Stowrll Finance IUnkiv. and Other Student illard Sailer. Chairman Gilbert Maloney Mary MrKnight C. V. Jaflfrav Activities Florence knope. Chairman Albert BIiiiii Eleanor Saekett John Wiiitti.k Henrietta (.III KC1I F.veian Koei’kk Koykiit Cuskey Austin Miller H U Mil |1 KIKK PATRICK Bernard Fagan Oiik Frasf.r Kenneth Killer Gertrude Farley Ikannktik Leigiit - { 74 Cast of the John Waterdery Marshall Whitehead Lorraine Smith Bkrnadine LaBoi ntv Eric Lewis George Ili Etiielyk Koepke Ralph Fisher Jack Wuerpel Senior Play William Chase Guinevere Clarkson Jeanette Hi li Robert Kki.ler George Muciillr Riciukd Kingston Alice Dodds Gerald English Gifford Orwin Ruth Leggett 761 (JJIVOfl '1V0XMV —i 77 J - mm Senior Annual Staff January 1926 John A. WmrTLE Mxucick I . Faucii John Whittle Kenneth Kugler Huth Clark EXECUTIVE Editordn-Chie Lulu Williams laringing Editor Associate Editor Maurice Faugh Bernudinc La Bounty Photo Editor Business Manager Adv. Manager EDITORIAL George Lip Literary Editor Mary Eleanor Smith Asst. Literary Editor Kendrick Lyddon Humorous Editor Viola Smith Literary Editor Emlrcrl Liisink Art Editor Guinevere Clarkson Verse Editor John Koenig Art Editor Charles Stuart Asst. I trsc Editor Frnneis Suarie Art Editor Eleanor Gosncll Asst. Urse Editor Marguerite Steinkirchncr Secretary Carolyn HolTiiuin Statistics Editor Eleanor McGinnis Secretary Allen SilzonBtattcr Sports Editor Amelia Kussi Secretary BUSINESS Edwin Gram-1 Asst. Butinas Manager Olivo Winans Rohcrt Keller l.vW. Advertising Manager Ralph Odell Ralph Fisher Asst. Advertising Manager Willard Suiter Ihatrice Cliffc Asst. Advertising Manager Edward Hall Sarah Dean Asst. Ehotti Editor Lloyd Combs Asst. Photo Editor Asst. Photo Editor Publicity Manager Asst. Publicity Manager VSEBSEEtsSAl - 78 { • Vv m B8i Carl Fisher Fred Conner Robert .Seheritierliorii John Lync Occident Staff Editor-iii- ftief l.ssociat Editor ■I «sociate Editor A sociati Editot Raymond Naramnre Ralph Fisher Alin rI Tliuma- JhIiii Koenig Faculty Adtiser lluyimss Manugcr Adi ertising Manager Art Editor Hazel Meyer Haul Showers Perry Burge— Ednue Manley Berenice Taylor EDITORIAL Literary Editor Journal Editor Sports Editor Local Editor E change Editor Marion Hall I.miise I hi vis Gerald Barbour Joseph W ilson Franci Searlr Editorial Editor Assistant Literary Editor Assistant Literary Editor Is sis ta at Journal Editor Is si stun I Art Editor Bl SINE? Willis Stratton Asst Advertising Manager Albert Blum Ass l Advertising Manager Edmund Slrauchcn Publicity Manager Kenneth Kugler Assembly Publicity Raymond l ib: Eleanor et cl Eli ah' th Krill' Helen Dellenbcclc Issistant Publicity Secretary Secretary Secretary Stewart Maurer Inna Davis Robert Moll Helen Harmon Ralph Odell REPORTERS Dorothy Snell Jeanette Hull Henrietta Church Robetl A illiam Evelyn Ryan June Mason Kingsley llortoii l.itienlli Burrows Robert ka rnuiyer l.loyd Scliermerliurn - { 79 } |7TH i SI f - West High Hand SlIi:ilMA. A. Cl.UTE, Director CORNETS INN rid MPETS Charles Kellogg Lucille Young Durewood Hill Harold Lines Unis Miller IIo jmI Split! I Kina « ks Willis Krwootl Anthony Mi'kee •onion Lambeth Robert Ever ill J..lm Met ••tm ll NORMS Serslye Meagher Eric Lewi Jniir ph kiachmaier lirmvm II Jameson ('.«■raid English Cordon Osborne Paul Mailiais Mil.I..,I Gui'fllcaf THOM HOWS W illiiiiu SeluMerbauer Janie Dennis Julius Stanton John Marlin Uii'! -|| Pereira Prank Limes Ororgr Willi HAtmoSES Robert Mochlman Charles Rergcin-r Tl HAS Albert Rlum MiK.iv ie Sinilli (jester ('lark Kail Everson It RIMS Cilr Miller Carlton Tlmyer Bills Martin U Mont Oaklry Mar till M. Kay PICCOLO Kranrine (-us Karl Karli FLUTE n.hill Tuylor OR0ES Albert Thomas ITnnklin Inglis It ISSOONS Charles Landau Paul Phillips H ELAT CLARINETS Dan Jameson John Lyne Arlene Showman James McBride Otto lljim John O'Neill Marti Sal Paul Rckcrs Harold Oakley Donald Lux Richard Montague I .eorge Skeel John Cleveland Russell Eshelman Harlan Smith Frederick Shoop Flunk Pike Slaiitoy Manuel E FLAT CLARINET Jerome Smith SAXOPHONES Nelson Smith I l.ovard SrhiMerbaU'T Vernon llalloran Walter Do Roller Harold Cliddett Norhert Sillterncichcn Kiltert Hancock David Wright •482 ) - West IUnii Orchestra Rooeht 0. Bank ley, Director FIRST H0L1NS Helen Baehwnlaki. Concertmaster George Fehrcnbach Eleanor Gosnrll Lois While Paul Phillips Grace Boulton Herbert Thompson Augustine Trane!Ii Eugenia Coon Thelma Ryan Andrew Roberts Erwin Ludwig Leroy Gates Melvin Kline Agnes Biesenbach Alden Clark Alice Gardiski SECOND noil NS Edwin Burne. principal Helen Eldridge Helen Maynard Henry Malinowski Grace Dwyer Marjori Smith Marka Van Btiskirk Francis Murjihy I!nth Harding Ida Polizzi Amber Day Mildred Fiegc Albert Manuel Norma Wallace .lovphim Messana Anita Coirael CELLO Marjorie Darker Mjrjoric Maddick Libel Mac Lar I and MO LA Margaret Yokel Marti Salt Paul Kekers BASS Vernon llallm.m Henry Freeman Karl Kaeli FU IE Wendell Taylor Alice Ober FIRST CLARI SET Daniel Jan i son Arlene Showman SECOND CURIS El James McBride Olio Halm OBOE Franklyn luelis ti ISSOON Charles Landau FI RSI TRI MEET Lucille Young Durewood Hill SF( OSD TRI MEET Harold Line HORN Eric Lewis Brownell Jameson Seel ye Meagher FROMROSE James Dennis Julius Stanton n in Albert Blum FIANO Evelyn Uynn ASST. riANIST Grace Darling DR I MS AND TV MB f V Carlton Thayer -.1831- II rst High Hoys' and Girls' Gloo Club Alexander, Janet c j CARLS Crumrinc. Marie Jeinivn. Mildred Richardson, Groce Bigelow. Clarice Cllislctt. Mice Koepke, Ktlulynn Sneck, Mary Helen Bu« liers Dorothy Duxi-?. Iona Kolb, Kvelyn Svx.itl. Knna Bail .. Marion Davis, Louise Leonard, Loiiix- Sweeney, In lie Baker, rvilln DeCroote, |lor« tli Lynip, Dorothy Stallman. Margaret Baker, Margaret Dean, Florence Lyon, Grace Staller, Frames Burhour. Katherine Eggleston, Irene Meadowcroft, Nora Taylor. Bernice Buddy, Helen Fdirlman. Dorothy Meyer. Augusta Temple. Shirley Boulton. Grace Franci . Virginia Miller. Margaret Thorn.iw, Jam Cady. Harriet Fuller. France Millham. Dorothy iall, Jane Caulkins Marion Harmon. Helen Mingus. Evangeline ilker, Kstlier Chapin. Frieda Hannon, Bulli Nevina, Don Walker. Eyla Collier, Mildred Higgins, Evelyn N iigeiit, Margaret W -dd. Esther Crewe. Doris 1 leniter, Laura Baeliwalski, Helen W iles. Helen Cottrell, Evelyn Ingelow, Motirine Bankin, iola W'oodlicad. Madeline A ■ !«. W ilson English, W illiaru HOYS Pelletier, Franci 1 nttle. Herbert Axi . 1.dm Fil gerahl. Ilerliert Perry. Birli.ird necaro. John Bnn.ad. Il.irry Griffin. Corlulon Berry, Ljwreiue Nannuccini, Horner Burn . Douglas llopkin . Bay Scliustebauer. W ilii.irn leek, W alter Butler. Wayne 1 avrakas Charles Scarle, Francis Wilier bury. John t li.iplin. Lowell Miller, George Smith, Jerome Whiling, Frank t lay. Kenneth .Nagle, John Stevens, Frank Wright, Stanley • lark. Alden Norton, llotncr Temple, Lceland r)S41:-- Soccer Team Standing (left K i i ii Ti :lir.M K, Coach UwMoND kIKKl A1 KICK. Right Inside i vi in •! i i n ii Right Full tack Koui.ui I lim.n. Right Fullback KlCI I ( IllNMIl Kiccling ( l Wiiium Mit i.« iu. I.eft ll ing Ko.vvu .misiit. Right Inside 1 11 NK S' IISM Center For Hard to right) IVvi i IJi ki.its. Gitalic Gr.OIK.1 MoNTOOMKRY, .eft Fullback .1 Mi SllFUti. (S afer Halfbtu k Kim iiii IIm i. Left Fullback Mu anger to right) Klit.ii Ki.isv-l. Right II ing Kknhst I'r.nssr, Right Halfback Wn.UA 1 Cl vic. Left Halfback 16 Cross Country Teum L. C. Smith. Coach Arthur Hamalainen, Captain Milton Cori lit. Captain-Elect Karl Dixon. Manager William Christ Onvti. Totti.e («LitARC S.MIIH Paul Rckers James McManus Earl Morrison Do.nai.u IIaki 87 - CWt VtilV jy « . ter Vb C bv«Y« o ' — m :;f • «. -r m ,o4 ns ■: tr v. • Ol x T v Re W«fe %A Guy ftvYV Sd t t v y_'4. 1 s - Uu«, xiT irr. yi ovftvl liV arv ii nt 0 V.t C av 6v :;.V' “ -i 88 i ) - «i Cl.vsSISS OF )2( Classes of 19218 - •■1 Zb r.l.ASSES OK 1929 Class Officers JAM ARY 1926 President- Raymond Kirkpatrick Vice President—Oi-ivf. Winans JUNE President—John Lynes l ice President—C tiieiiine Gear Secretary- EDWIN Grai ki. Treasurer— M. i Rirr Faugh 1926 Secretary -Oliver Green Treasurer— Fii r.o ; me k Peksse JANUARY 1927 president James Shedo t ier President- Lucille Yolnc JUNE President Theodore Kelly Vice President HetIIINE COE Secretary—Pt i ER Rraal Treasurer Al.UERT Thomas 1927 Secretary ClIAKl.Es PkitCHAHII Treasurer -CarLETON Til AYER JANUARY 1928 President -Harold Rosser Secretary—Yolanda Fisher Vice President Carol Sciiau.mxn Treasurer -Glenn Su.ir.it Jl NR 1928 President—Archie (.'l.ARK Secretary Julia W alent as Vice President -Allison Miller Treasurer Vivian Channeli. CLASS ADVISERS January 1926 Miss Dundaii, Mr. Edwards June 1926 Miss Smith, Mr. Meimiardt January 1927 Miss Bkown, Mii. Lih.lci mbi. June 1927 Miss Kates. Mu. Hall January 1928 Miss Coil. Mil Pickaiui June 1928 Miss Sheridan. Mil Vai.i am i. Jamiurj 1929—Miss DiI.and, Mr. II. A. Carpenter June 1929 Mrs. RoUKKE. Mr. Rot RKE -3 94 y- « {9 5 • ggsjffi 4.1 r ii f? ] yol; 04' jgflQ - i 96 CO-OPERATION Si CCkSS is always found by the individual or cor• poration, which appreciates the indispensable im- portance of cooperation. OUR ADVERTISERS have done THEIR FART for the success of our magazine. They have pre- sented you with a copy of the Senior Annual at 75 cents, when the actual cost to produce it was about $1.50 a copy. Their merchandise is honest, their prices are right, and their service is excellent. To all this add their spirit of cooperation—and you have a 100', person to deal with. DO YOUR PART. Look over the names and prod- ucts of our advertisers and impress them on vour mind. When you need a certain article, buy it of one who lias shown his spirit of cooperation and friendliness by advertising in your annual. His part is done. Are You a 100% Person for Him to Deal With — Prove It! 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THU Uth o-n-e td Iniluury—Tym Trinpcraturc G ntrol. en«ur « the umf-nmicr -I quality tint i atMolulcly cioeiiiial to manufacturing on quantify Tie SIX SENSES Seeing 7eelmg Hearing Smelling Tasting and Tycos Temperature Control nsitors n :u:ow. u rnr. n ivy Taylor Instrument Cowjxtnies Main Office nnd Kadory, ROCHESTER. N . Y. Tyco. rWf m .to-lrri. - An ,«i I in pinmotina human ■ ffi. i iuy. Tyro. Ruth in im-lrn. — To '0- able y.ill to (rt thr nnMt goiil Irani y« nr hath. r.jcii «. 5 .— fill i n Ho • muitHiler. fl a n il y ThtniHiini-lrr Silfiar M l r. Thr ... i oI ,11. mil. ir-illl. ill r i .Ling. r„ . «a Thr,. n .«ii li i. I ■ ludp yon niaini ill teno ],nature ut your hnij«i rwt.ducnrc I good h-altll T i. Quality Cont To ibnv you ilir ucht way in un- f m iliar country. r i. -in fhrt. nnnr rti.—A ntret • ■ii in • .•! • home. fuct st i mo‘tutJf. F r - c a • I • the •nather twenty-four hour jlxad with dt- p.mliblr nr rurar . Ttcoi Tgriiirierr — T.. enulilr y .• i« t .. 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Glass, Brushes Artists Materials and Drawing All Styles for Car and Radio Supplies Phone Genesee JS7 9-11-13 . Water St. Rochester. Y Y. SERV-EL Klee 11 ic Refr gerat ion For the Home SERV-EL ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION —re- frigerat ion without ice—means Better Food. Health and Economy. SERV-EL ELECTRIC REFRIGER TION — pro- viilos a positive, automatic refrigeration, therein eliminating the uncertainties anil inconveniences of the old ice-melting method. SERV-EL uses a refrigerant that is non-corrosive and odorless and is absolutely safe to use in the home. SERV-EL comes in two models—one model com- plete with the automatic cooling unit built into a specially designed cabinet—the other a separate auto- matic cooling unit that can be installed in your pre-cut ice box. Roth units arc equipped with trays lor mak- ing icc cubes. See the SERV -EL on display in our show rooms or phone Main 3960 and wc will send a representative to answer your questions. Rochester Gas and Electric Corporation 107 I - WARREN KAHSE, Inc. School Jewelry and Stationery Jewelers for the Classes Jan. and Jane. 1923 Jan. 1926 1048 University Ave. Rochester. N. Y. The House of QualityM wijyv CLARA PALMER OLIVER Kstari.ikiici is 1857 15 Clinton Ave. North Rochester. N. Y. 11 i li Grade Human Hair Good l,', rliiM vc Designs Through Imporlers llaii l)r« siri!J. Hiampooiilg. Manicuring Sianilunl Tuihi Preparation Special Orders Carefully Executed AU-TOW-INN Pel us do your flirty work. Prices exceedingly low. We employ only expert wreckers, lias your ear a knock?—We can make more. All « ars thoroughly repaired for the second hand store. RIM RUN GARAGE John and I mbs Smith. Props. SUCCESSORS TO SMITH SMITH blacksmiths rea Kiyi The lime to save is in the morning of Life —Tjieo. Wade. 91,000 Depositors Resources Over So 1.000.000 ROCHESTER SAVINGS BANK Corner West Main and I'itzhugh Streets Compliments of DeMOLAY - 1091 - H ARROW SCHOOL OF BUSINESS (lutslvnding Features I Mm mi a i. Promotion l-’uiiMU A IMK’IKSI i 'omit i u: Fi.m ipment I'm Kui'i 6 i N i Si IM I( E PKKSONAI. AlTF.NFION Tlloiun (.11 I NS ritt'l. I ION Competum Instiu irons ItlClIFSI SlAMUIIIi- l es uU I OMlT.TKVr Craihates Satisitei Empi.otehs 12 Cl.INTO.N AVKNI E. ISORTH ROCHESTER. . V. Phone. Stone 1971 mim;k A SHOPPE TealTs h o Cream Lunches Sudas Dinners liahrd Goods Delicatessen II e Deliver ” 11 Thurston Hoad Cm. 1271 SHULZ BUGS. Cor. Drivim; P rk and Dewey Avente Headquarters for CHRISTMAS CVNin W ATTS DRY CLEANING CO, Inc. EXPERT DKY CLEWING SKK ICE CAKEFUL TIIOKOUGII PROMPT II ot i cull'd jot (t;ii! delivered V22 (iottasre Street Rochester. New York Phone. Orie sce 61 I 371 Duium. Park ve„ Kochi sti;h, N. V. Ili 1 l' M lur Ai |« mti t ■ nt SCHNEIDER BROTHEHS ALLATT and CHASE PRINTERS Shingle Hohhing 77 Division Street Rim III STEIt. l . Y. Vain T «Mlinrni 1 Ui’ WiiMfr M.mti iir |l«,j II.lit ll l.li n n.tr I rin 1 Ini Line « Unit C'hnIs Quality Sen ire Slum- 6211 I MH FRESHMEN. SOPHOMORES, JUNIORS. SENIORS. ATHLETES— Do You Know HOW TO STUDY” '1 he Students' Hum! Bonk of Practical Hints on the Technique of Effective Study by William Allan Brooks A GL IDE containing hundreds of practical hints and short cuts in the economy of learning, to assist students in securing MAXIMUM SCHOLAS TIS RESl LTS at a minimum cost of time, energy and fatigue. ESPECIALLY RECOMMENDED for overworked students and athletes engaged in extra curriculum activities and for average and honor students who are working for high scholastic achievement. Some of lhe Topics covered Scientific Shortcuts in Effective Study. Preparing for Examinations. Writing Good Examinations. Brain and Digestion in Relation to Study. How to Take Lecture and Heading Notes. Advantages and Disadvantages of Cramming. The Athlete and His Studies. Diet During Athletic Training. How to Study Modern Languages. How to Study Science, Literature, etc. Why Go to College? After College, What? Developing Concentration and Efficiency, etc., etc., etc., etc., etc., etc., etc., etc., etc . Why You Aeed This Guide “ll a 4fr I. I hat failure to guide ar.d direct -1'itly i« tb weak point in the whole . duration,! machina.’ Prof. O. M. Whipple, I. ol Michigan. Th- occ««.ful men in cvllcfc ilo not rccin lo be wry happy. Mml «I then.. c.|w Lilly tin sthli le«. arc overworked. Prof. If. S. Canty, Yale. Mlwflreeted labor, ihniKh hn e t and well inter- com d miiy livnl to naught. Among the Boil itn portatu thin : lor tie mjiIcbi to learn in how to ■luily. Without it knowle.lt- ,.{ lio. Iu laker t=u be largely in lain. Prof. C . T. Swain. kl.l.T. To iluili ilv lio law- never 1« jitit Ifuw In Study.” work .« very often i chaitiiemmt, ■ llngella- tion. ar.d an ut vipera lie olitaclc to conuiumenr.' I'mf. K. Inji . linnanl. Araili'niii paycltulogy with it I. it hi v productive !• OUt ' • tLl'll ' IO lh- r (wtIII], nl • lhr nidi nation ..f ci'in.- all can In n A- tL• • li'jrtlint priK'.. caner, mure plraiani. an l in ill w.i)i more productive. C. V. N. Draibom. Bi...I u weI|.c iahli.Lr.J |irincipb •, MOW TO STUDY” will ihow you how to avoid tin in. diirrtid efieri. tin u Itoed ituri it nil nt nkc ihtt far a hi hlf «r. vrttful «it by •••mlint fui (hi. Iiaiullionk. ||uiilr, eompjelna, and advi.er, at nc,-. You Need This Intelligent Assistance Clip and Mail 'Today American Student Publishers. 22 W est l rd St., New Y ork Gentlemen: I'lrasr M ini me n Cop) of Him lit Stmlv” tor which 1 enclose $l.UU cash: Sl.lU check. Name ... .......... Address -«111 QUALITY AND STYLE in Young Wen’s Clothing. Hals Shoes un(I Furnishings McFAKLIN CLOTHING COMPANY 195 MAIN ST. EAST BUTTON-IN JVInl Diner—Waiter, there a button in my soup. IT nitrr (cx-printrrJ Typographical er- rur; it «lioukl 1 mutton.—Lehigh Hun. OVERHEAD “Why mi Brown? ' “Tin- horrible tost • ( living. old chap; constant bills for materials, paint Jtid shingling. “Wlial. house? “No. daughters. Life. You will I glad to know that the many necessary things for the chil- dren in school can he had at 4 Your Neighborhood Store” and a! a big saving. E. N. HAMMOND 372 I nt rston Road Gen. 5192 Dry Coods Solions Men's Furnishings THE EMPLOYEE COMPLEX IT illianii—llow did Ikirpei happen to lose control of hi c ar at tlu- railroad cross- ing? Hunt—He’- the kind of a man who al- ways dro| . everything when the whistle blows I'mnh Hi mi. IN A WHIRL Thscni-ntiuded professor (going around ill one of those revolving doors' “Bless me! 1 can't reinetnher whether 1 wn going hi or coining mil. Huston Transcript. SPIEGEL’S Footwear For Young Folks Moderate Prices 892 WEST MAIN ST. Oppositi? St. Mary's Hospital A Magazine, a Cigar, a Box of I. S. HUNT CO. Carol) ami a Pleasant Freeing 590 Thurston Road at llornc 1 Large Stoic 1 Large Stock—,t Large business ami li e Otcc it .III to Oar Thurston lid. Con feci ionery Flic mis and Customers 521 THURSTON RD. GENESEE 729 PHARMACY HARDWARE RADIO • 112 - BURN OIL Don't IForry About Coni Install .. WALKER OIL BURNER. Lauirh at the Coal Strike, ami Enjoy Clean. Dependable Heat Everybody can afford an oil burner. Coin- plete installation in your furnace or boiler, including 107-gallon tank, from SI 12.00 up. Write, phone nr call for estimate, and ieprr cntati e will call. C. P. HOWE. Distributor 10 Thlrsto.n Road Phone Genesee 1616-W Candy and Ice Cream of Excellence PACE SHAW, Inc. 46 East Aye. Graduation Bouquets and Baskets a Specialty 4 DEMLER Art Corporation Enameling and Japanning lie Specialize in Imitation ll’ood Finishing on 1 Idol 63 .Mi. Hope Avenue Glume 4881 ROCHESTER, N. V. DECKER'S DAIRY PRODUCTS Milk, Cream, Buttermilk Creamery Hatter 156 THURSTON ROAD Genesee 3650 JOHN B. SCOTT Grocer 623 Genesee St. .it Magnolia Phone Gen. 2703-2:01 2705 Candies Ice Cream EYER’S 851 Lake Avenue H. E. W ILSON, Inc. 88 E. Main St. Smokes 'I idle! Artides BAUSCH LOMB OPTICAL PRODUCTS Made in Rochester and known through■ out the world INCH DED l OUR PRODUCTS ARE: Automobile Headlight Lenses Binoculars •Field Classes Ti’IciCojics Photographic Lenses Engineering Instruments Projection Apparatus Spectacle .«ml Kycgla-s Frame?-. Mountings and Cases Microscope anil Acees orirs Magni tiers and Heading Classes Optical Measuring Instruments Searchlight Mirrors Range Finders and Cun Sights for Army anil Navy Periscopes Optical Class Photomierngrnphie Apparatus ami other High Grade Optical Products. BAUSCH LOMB OPTICAL CO. 635 St. Paul St. Rochester, N. Y. Compliments of a Friend J. B. KELLER SONS Florists 25 Clinton An km e IV ROCHESTER. Y V. Main 1001 FRED'K W. FICKETT Pharmacist 30th Year (m Lake Ave. . ■. 4 i i 011 When choosing a career consider the Dental Profession RITTER DENTAL MANUFACTl RING CO., Inc. EXCLUSIVE MANUFACTURERS OF DENTAL EQUIPMENT FOR 3-1 YEARS ROCHESTER NEW YORK WM. SCHALBER Grocery Plume Gen. 1333 607 Plymouth Ave. Popular Outfitting Co. B. M. Lee. Manager Clothing jor the Entire Family on Easy Payments 69 State Street Rochester, N. Y. Compliments of WM. B. MORSE LUMBER CO. Sporting Goods Radio and FJcctric Su tplies Field Classes, Kodaks Drawing Sets Rudolph Schmidt Co. 43 South Avenue mmmwmm JOHN R. WARD Plumbing. Tinsmithing and Hardwure 253 J E FF EH SON A V E. ROCHESTER, N. Y. AutnmjOc Oil Heating fvr Nt mas Automatic Heating Service Is Your Friend St ltd cuts and Graduates Xow anti 'I hen I isit the Princeton Beauty Shop am Keep Tip Top Special 'rices to Students am Graduates The Princeton Beauty Shop 17 Clinton Avenue North Slone ‘1367 Botner Bldg., Room 8 All iIn N«, vi, i Music When it i New ODIE'S ORCHESTRA A N r it lhfl‘ Fill’ it .uni ohiii.i j.,„. w in,,,.. II MILAN O. M |. «hll, UK Jf.. Sil. ANTHONY I M.KEK J.... .•?. rru ,|.cl l. IY M s. II NK Join '2b. IL.n,., I. A MOM II. nAKITA Jun. 27. Tnp C rnr ce 4174-J 70 Ciiili Tekkacc Pimm- Mnin 2169 ROCHESTER in KING AND CLEANING (JO. M. S. Lkacii, Prop. Dyers am Trench Cleaners I «itinN Culled |« r uml Dclncn'il 20 I union Am., s. ItociiLMKK. N. Y. lllnt'l Std' ia III 'If,. I There are many oil turners, but only one “Wokol” 270 EAST AVE. Compliments of HI BBARD. ELDRKDGE MILLER Inc. The Latest Styles in tail Bobbing at E. CAMPBELL'S Km: lory 65 67 11 i ik • r St ice I 116) - 255 Jefferson Avenue Stromber -Carlson Dual Control Totally Shielded • Six Tithe Radio Receiver Hie No. 602 Ail Console model is furn- ished will) loudspeaker and compart' men Is foi all lialteries and l allerv charger. The cabinet i- of carefully selected and finished walnut of a design in keeping with the most discreetly furn- ished homes. STROi I BERG-C A RLSON TELEPHONE MI G. CO. 1000 iNiVEitsm Aye. Rochester. N. Y. THE REAL REASON Professor—‘TWsn’t it make « u sml to see women wearing feathers f the r lit tier birds on their hats? Married Mon—“’ll i n't tlie feathers that make me it s their hills. Selected. IlfS FATHER’S SON Late again. O’Malley. roared the Ik. .. “Mow do you account for this porsislcnl tardiness?” ” Tin inlierit. il. viranswered O’Malley. Me fatlir-r was the lair- Michael O'Malley. Coin! Haul mu e FLOWERS For Greetings t« those out of town send llmveis h wire. We have 3000 bonded f lorists in America and many foreign countries who are our agents. Satisfaction in Moral Service Any- where is assured von by GEO. T. BOUCHER 315 Main St. E. Rochester. . Y. U'nun. ). S vi! i ii. V I.n M Si ir«if«, Tko L. V. f'u.m, Sn'f WILLARD J. SMITH CO. I n C • i |i i i i | i 1 In vestments Securities POWERS lit ilium; Koclit' lcr, .N. Y. « 117 If You Cant Sign Your Name Put Your (x) Here Engravings 'Printing from the idea to the finished product produced in the shops of THE LEO HART CO. ‘T{o(htittr, X. Y. I V Sima jHater Proublp tuabrs olb ©LleSt Sigh's emblem itlacU anb ©range fair, Jfloats triumphant in ttjc breeus iJo bisbonor there. Sfetubent baps babe fonbest memories, Comrabcs bere tur stanb. Ss our trotb to Sima Jflater $)lebge tue banb in baitb. Jfrom tbp balls bear Sima illater ©Mr at length must part, $3ut tbp memory Shall not perish Jfrom one Stnbent'S heart. Jfar atoap on life's broab biQbtuap Sll must fortune trp; 5fe tiU our lobing hearts shall cherish Thoughts of tljee. ©Rest $igb MCMXXVI WEST HIGH SCHOOL ROCHESTER, NEW YORK Presented by THE SENIOR CLASS OF JUNE NINETEEN TWENTY-SIX — EfJM «■ ?—•Qr'w Keeivaydin Staff Robert Schermeriiorn Editer-m-Chitf John Lynes Maua itif, Edit or Florence Knope Arsis tan r k htor Oj.ivkr Green Business Manager Stewart Maurer A i lisfant Bits nun A laua er LJ Foreword In their growth in size from the paper covered booklets of earlier years and their consistent improvement since that, the Senior Annuals have in a striking wav reflected the corresponding growth and development of our school. If the 1916 Keewaydin adequately represents the West High of today, both in spirit and in fact, and if addition it is able, rather by its attempts than by it successes to serve as some inspiration to succeeding boards, it will quite fully have fulfilled its purpose. 1- 640503 Mr Louis Meixiiardt hLLN To our Faculty Advisors, Miss Helen Smith, and Mr. Louis Meinhardt. we wish to express our sincere appreciation for their constant interest, and untiring effort in behalf of the Class of June, iyi6. 6 S- yyy| I i Setucatiou Co jUissf jilargaret SMeaber kuljoSe memory mill linger in our Starts anb uiljose tuork bull altoaps remain an inspira- tion in tljis institution toijere sfje fjas so lopallp srrtifb. tfjis bolume is sincerely bfbuateb. —lElje Class of June, 1926. I V'l'r W r; 7 8 Keewaydin Staff Editor■ tn-Chuf Manag rig lidttor Associate Editor Bus nuts Manager Assistant Business Manager Advertising Manager Photo Editor Rodert Schermerhorn John Lynes Florence Knope Oliver Green Stewart Maurer Donald Wahl . Henrietta Church ASSOCIATI- EDITORIAL STAFF James O'Neil I Gifford Orwcn Gertrude Oshumc Morris Wucrpel Ruth Leggett Adclc Lovsen Perry Burgess Marion Caulkins Marion Hall Dorothy Hilton William Hardiclc John O'Xcill ASSOCIATE BUSINESS STAFF Eleanor Wetzel Elizabeth Reitz Paul Adsit Eleanor Sacked Louise Davis Catherine Gear Huldah Marsh Charles Kellogg 9 10 Cow toy of the OCCIDENT NVI.TT II Honor Koll Fri.d Conner, Nancy Bolton, John O'Neill, Florence kNorc, Howard Freeman I.orr aini Smith, Catiii rink Gear, Nancy Castleman, Marion Hall,Jett Roc.ers Jeanette Wilburn, William Hardick, James O'Neill, Charles Clark '4 Officers of the Senior Class of June 1926 John- Lynls Catherine Gear Oliver Grki-.n Fred Perssh Pr ti il nt I tee Pte idott Secretary Trea art r BE 1 s Paul F. Adsit Oak Hill Councry Club 'sid He Itava a lasting impression at West Home Room Baseball ( t. ); Golf (i); Champion t); Manager j. 4 . West High Day ); Junior Party, Junior Dance; Occi- dent Publicity Manager ft). Business Manager (j). Assistant Business Manager ’4); Hi-Y (1. t, j. 4); Chairman Senior Pm Committee; Senior Anni u., Manager Booster Ticket (t). Golf Pro Military Institute Chicago, III Pltek Anthony 400 Maple Street SPARKY Thinking is an idle waste of thought School Engineer Undecided Arvii.i.a Haki;r 190 Gardiner Avenue BILLY” A smiling face reflects a li ht heart. Typewriting Award (t, 4 . Glee and Special Chorus (4 . Faculty Entertainment 4) Ingenue with Zeckfcclds ' Scandals M. J. H. S. Business Margaret E Baker $46 Woodbine Avenue marc. So silent and quiet H r scarce know six's here. She tiorkt ren hard hi her studies, we hear. Glee 1 luh (z, j. 4 . Association Chorus (y Elocution Teacher No. if Undecided 16 Albert H. Blum 163 Arnett Boulevard Al blows bis own Tuba. Executive Council 4 . Hi-Y (t. 4); Community Chest Playlet President Orchestra (a); Occident (4); Occident Pm (4;; Glee Club and Chorus (1, j); Hand (i, j. 4); Orches a (1, 4, 4); Inter-High Band and Orchestra (a, j, 4); Soph Party C ommittee With Sousa's Band M.J. H. S. U.ofR Beatrice Boardman 1060 South Avenue bebl “ Her good heart makes friends, and her good disposition keeps them. Swimming (1. j, 4 G.A.A. (1.}. 4 . Swimming Champ of United States M.J.H. S. U.ofR Athena P. Bocksbuger 130 Raven wood Avenue tbenje It is wiser being good than bad. It's safer being meek than fierce. Private Secretary to the President I. T. H. S. Business Nancy £. Bolton 198 Pcnhurst Avenue ■'nancy” From lessons long and full of kinks Nancy's courage neier shrinks. She merely blinks and sits and thinks. And keeps as quiet as the Sphinx- Glee Club (1, )). Special Chorus (l. }); Association hows j); Gym Meet (l.;. G.A.A Council ()), Tennis (j. 4); Swimming (1, 3, 4), Class Basketball (1, 4. 4); School Basketball (4), Mats Baseball (i). Numerals (), 4); Faculty Entertainment Committee (4). Honor Roll, Custodian ol Girls Flat . Latin Teacher M.J. H. S. U.ofR 7 Ola M. Bosworth no Shelter Street oleo Ola Bos worth, a quiet last. Never makes much noise in class; Yet when she's called on ro recite, Her answer usually is right. Association Chorus; Glee Club '}). Organist at Eastman Theater, Putncyville, New York Norchfield Seminary Rochester Theological Seminary Grace E. Boulton 6o Magnolia Street ‘gracie' And gladly wolde she lerne and gladly teche. Orchestra(x, 3, 4;;Spccial Chorus 3, 4);Girls' Glee Club(), 4 , Inter-High Orchestra (j); Association Chorus 3); Occident (4;; Publicity Manager of Orchestra (4'. Another Schoolmaam, we guess M.J. H. S. City Normal Y. Rav Bradi ili.o 2.60 Sherwood Avenue ■'ray ’ The genuine Arrow collar ad. Assistant Secretary of the Treasure of West High School No. 16 Springfield venue lla kctb.ill ( 1 Brockport Fireman Undecided tS Harriet E. Bruce $0} Rugby Avenue “hat • She's witty and pretty We like her a lor. Lazy and pcpless I'll say she's not. Typewriting Awards (1, 3). Charles Dana Gibson’s “Modern Girl” Charlotte High School Undecided Winifred Brumber 4 Rhona Place “winnie” Winnie wins with her winning way. Swimming (i). Tennis, (a,. j. 4); Basketball (1. 3); Associaiinn Chorus. Demonstrator for Rubber Crutches M. J. H. S. City Normal J. Perry Burgess 431 Wellington Avenue pat” There uas a kid named “Pat Who drove his father’s Cadillac Put hi t dad got tore and nearly tu ore And now “Pat is driving a lord. Senior Annual Board; Class Baseball (3. 4); Class Soccer 3. 4); Sialf-Junior Play. Siaff Scmor Play; Occident (4); Golf Tourna- ment (4); Oratorical Contest (4); Homeroom Soccer, 3, 4 . Homeroom Baseball (}, 4). Sports Writer M. J. H. S. Georgetown Madeline E. Busk 117 Wot High Terrace bar net” When Barney leaves usy The vacancy in our ranks will he sadly noticeable. Typewriting Awards (1, 3). French Chorus 3). Property Manager The Follies I. I. H. S. Business 19 Earl Street Harriet Cady harrie Athletics give her Snap it nil pep. And with her conut She's gained a fine rep Band (i, j, 4); Basketball (1. 3); Swimming 't)i Special Chorus Soloist with Sousa's Band Cite- Normal 1 Ken more Street Thomas Caiijll swales A1 a says next year I may wear long pants. Home Room Baseball (1. l, 3. 4 . Home Room Soccer (1, i. 3. 4). Home Room Basketball (1. t. 3. 4). Intere lass Basketball (i. 4). Swimming Team (4); Interda Soccer (i. 3. 4). First High School Boy to Swim the Channel Immaculate Conception School Undecided A DELIN'a Carnicblli 380 Orange Street ady I Ve know Irtt c of her, but that is good. A Great Pianist Prepared Out-of-Town Eastman School of Music Donald C. Carpenter enue DON Gets up to rente, Begins in a full round resonant voice. Bur ends like the rest of ns. Interda Soccer Ci). Interda Baseball ( 3), Horne Room Base- ball (1, 3), Home Room Soccer c. 3. 4), Home Room Basketball 11, 3 ; Hi-Y (2., 3. 4), Cheese and Cracker Club Author of the Supplements ro his Father's Math Books M..J. H. S. Dartmouth 20 Adrian G. Case 115 Wedgewood Park ”ade” Slow and steady wins the race, AnJ Adrian alu ays sets the pace. Track 3'. Cross Country ‘it 5). Home Room Basketball (1, 3'. Home Room Soccer (1, 3). Money Lender J. J. H. S. University of Buffalo Nancy Castleman 455 Me. Vernon Avenue nance” Plenty of clothes And plenty of beaux. Tennis1 1 , Girls’ Class Treasurer (1); Swimming 3), Soccer (4); Faculty Entertainment (4); Honor Roll. Princess of Wales M. I. H. S. Me. Holyoke Marion R. Caulkins 74 West High Terrace ■'MARION ' A very witty little lass As charming as can be And you thou Id hear the youni men wail Why won’t she look at me: '' Glee Club (1. j. 4); Special Chorus (i, 3. 4); Association Chorus Cp; Concert Chorus (j. 4'. Glee Club Party Committee (4 ; Faculty Entertainment 4); Sbkiok Annual Board 4 . Class Pin Committee ’4); Girl’s Reserve 4). Tea Room Proprietress M. I. H. S. Undecided 641 Welling ion Avenue William M. Chase A little fellow with bi£ ideas Senior Play Ambassador to the Belgian Court University of Syracuse 11 Winifred R Ciiivers 589 Seward Srrcct “winnib Herr .1 a sit)) to thosr who loir mc% And ,t smile to flsost who hate. Basketball (1. $)• Association Chorus. Scenario Writer M. I. H. S. Business 138 Sherwood Avenue William F. Christ %oo Augustine Street HENRY Our deter Henry’s tfurfe a Duse Sbe makes litrnhardi say What's thr usd' Wt know that sht ‘II sure make a bit Where’er sht doe 1 her !it tie bit. B.i%kctball i, 4); Swimming 1 . G.A.A, (1); Soph Party Committee; Junior Pla , Occident (4 . Executive Council (4); Faculty Entertainment . Si.nioh Amn uai. Board; Photo Edi- lor. Senior Annual. Musical Comedy Star J. J. H. S. Cortland Normal Henrietta Church Charles Clark 67 Shelter Street CHUCK Charles has a chronic case of itudiosity. Professor F.mcritus, Greek Yale University M J H S. I 0 ii Franklin Clark 171 Scotrsvilie Road ' I RANK His modesty is a candle to bis went. Comic Strip Artist U. ofR. Lois I. Clark 1S0 Shelter Street loie Who goes softly, softly goes H isdom walks on velvet tots. Basketball i. , Tennis (i, 5'. Matron Police Court M.J.H.S. U.ofR. Eleanor Collins 1030 Genesee Street A shy and reserved nature Hides a most genial disposition. Swimming 3, 4.. Faculty Entertainment 1 4), Hockey (1). Insurance Agent M.J.H.S. U. Jambs Condon 2.86 Flint Street “Olili Strong of arm—tender of heart. Baseball (1 Nome Room Baxrball (V,, Home Room Basketball (4); Intcrclas Basketball (4 . Wrestling Team (4 The Future Hcadlock Champion M. L H. S. Business Frlderick W. Conner 450 Wellington Avenue 'jreddie' He ts most soft and smooth of tongue, Quite an attainment for one so young! Assistant Traci Manager r±)-. School Spirit Committee (}); Soph Hop. Assistant Manager Soccer j). Assistant Manager Bas- ketball j); Manager Sixcrr (4;; (Xiinrsr Kmiox (4), Honor Roll Big Butter and Egg Man M J.H.S. U. of R. Jambs Cook 114 Brooks Avenue JIM As wit and fortune will, or as the fashion plate decrees. Hum: Room Soccer (1, j). Intcrclass Baseball (1, 3), Wrestling 1). Home Room Baseball (t). Home Room Basketball (i); Home Room Indoor League (j), Golt Tournament. Inventor of Combination Shoe Shiner and Re- volving Toothpick M. J.H.S. U. ofR. Raeburn Avenue BUSTER A pretty lass is Buster With cheeks of rosy hue With hair all soft and golden And eyes of deepest hh e. Mr. Coon s Secretary Business School Doris E. Crewe 72. Plymouth Avenue S. dot' The blessing of her quiet life fell on us like dew. Nickel and Dime Pianist m Business M Robert L. C.uskey iS Rockingham Street ■bob Big, Bashful, Bouncing Boh. Cias Secretary (j); Junior Play (}); Cheese and Cracker Club (4). Baseball Trainer M.J. 11. S. Mechanics Institute Austin G. Daily 191 Raeburn Avenue aussy Just a friend that docsn V forget Home Room Soccer (1, 1). Home Room Basketball (1). Biggest Banker in Rush No. 16 University of New York Louise M. Davis 351 Troup Street louise She needs no eulogy. She speaks for herself. Occident ”4); Senior Annual Board; Short Siorv Cortot £4), Faculty Entertainment 4), Glee Club Party Committee (4). Special Chorus i, 3. 4). Glee Club (l. 3. 4}. Concert Club (3), Association Chorus(3); First Prize, Annual Ad Contest. Collector of Antiques M.J. H. S. U. ofR. Franklin Deaner, Jr. 84 Woodbine Avenue “frank'' lie loves to drive his big gray car m front of school at 2:)0, And laugh at girls trying to burn rides. Soccer (4}; Irtcrdass Soccer, Basketball. The Biggest Boy on Main St. M. 1. H. S. Undecided Edward A. Dicker, Jr 55S Seward Street “EDDIE lor him not to be athletic Would indeed be pathetic. Indoor Track 1.1, j). Intcrcla Track C , J. , Home Room Rep- resentative 1); Home Room Soccer 1), Home Room Basketball ’1. 4.. Captain Track (1). Reserve Soccer (0. Soccer j), State Track Tournament (1. j). Umpire on O'Toole's Circuit No. 19 Springfield Adeline DiNolfo 1510 Clifford Avenue “addik Her smile u good to see; She's as cheerful as can be. Typewriting Awards (i, ;). C.A.A. (1, j, 4); Basketball (3, 4); Swimming „1 . Baseball (1). Jeritza, the Tenth Out-of-Town Mechanics Institute Alice J. Dodds 136 F.llicotr Streer nonnv Cheerful of spirit and guiltless of affectation. Senior Play. Magazine Cover Artist Oui-of-Town Mechanics Institute Evblvn Felice Eckel 40 Cypress Street “evik” To Art I was net er inclined. Me thinks! I've a practical mind. French Honor (1). Girl s Oratorical Contest (3). Big Sitter Council (4). Distinguished Linguist M. J. H. S. Undecided 16 Margarlt L. Eriiardt iii Gcncscc Street MARG A hearty hand-clasp, A friendly smile. For such another one We'd look many a mile. Woman Golf Champ Audrey Ernisse 6i Paige Street audif.” Some folks loudly prattle All the livelong day, But Audrey doesn't chatter She te as n't made that nay. flasket ball (x. j); Tennis (r. j). Contributor to “College Humor' M.J. H. S. City Normal Willis E. Exwood 505 Arnett Boulevard “will He ts a splendid little man Always dressed so spick and span. Inrcrcl s Soccer (4). Clothing Model M.J. H.S. University of California Bernard Fagan 415 Haw lev Street “barney” I’ll fight till from my hones my flesh be hacked. Junior Play; Home Room Soccer (x. }. 4); Interclam Soccer (1.1. 4;. Home Room Basketball (1, 5). Home Room Baseball (1, j, 4 . Interclass Baseball (x). Big, Bad Bootlegger M.J. H.S. U. ofR. 17 Gertrude E. Farley 1437 South Avenue ghrt Flippant, clever and generous Tall, graceful and impetuous That's Gert. Typewriting Award (1. 4), Dank Clerk (1. 4); Junior Play, Faculty Entertainment 14), Home Room Representative (r). Somebody's Stenog M. I. H. S. Business Donald R. Farmen Ridge Road, Greece ■'don He's as good at one thing at another. Band (1, j); Home Room Basketball (4), Home Room Soccer (1), West High s Head Fireman J.J.H. S. U. ofR. Harry R. Fisher, Jr. 4 Orleans Street ” flash'' Harry has the wanderlust. Home Room Soccer (1, j, 4 , Swimming (1); Home Room Rave- ball (j, 4); Interda Soccer (3}. A Modern Odysseus M.J. H.S. Undecided 18 Lynn B. Franklin 33 Gardiner Avenue mbrk Step rifjit up and call tut “Speedy Ooll Team 3 . Golf Tournament i'i, 3 i, H«-V 3 , Home Room Basketball 2. 3 , Home Room Sexcer (1, j), Home Room Baseball 1,2. . C lass Basketball (1,1;, Class Soccer (1 Conductor on Manitou Limited Akron. N. V. Mechanics Institute Edward Franquist 110 West High Terrace teddy So noise, but lots of poise. Chemistry Teacher—W est High School M J H S. U. of R. Helen E. Freeman 64 Gold Street helen aw here but jew kuou it. Faculty Entertainment (4); Typewriting Awards (i, 3 Secretary to the Ladies’ Aid M. I. H. S. Business Henry S. Freeman 107 Flint Street hank To find the player 1 quite a riddle When Henry plays 11is hii bass fiddle. Orchestra (4; Slaughter House Manager Out-of-Town Eastman School of Music T Zi 1 2 ; Howard G. Freeman, Jr. 447 Amctt Boulevard howie” Not oft01 doth he optu Ius lips. But when h docs. He makes no slips. Honor Roll. French Honor (2., j. 4). Chair of Romance Languages—Fairport M. I. H. S. Undecided Dorothy Frost Coldwatcr, N. Y. 'dot'' The blessing of her quiet life fell on us like dew. Swimming (j, 4}. Will Run a Bohemian Boarding House M.J. H. S. Undecided Helen Gallery Lycll Road, Coldwatcr, N. Y iiklen And still she talked' Great gods, how that girl talked! Toast of Broadway Chesbro Seminary U. of R Catherine H. Gear $ 10 Epworth Street “kay Prn i, prudent, pretty, peppy and popular. That's Kay. Honor Roll. Class Vice-President (4); Skniok Annual Board, Misero Wardrobe for Junior Play. Faculty Entertainment (4). Hig Sister Council : 4). Near East Rebel. French Chorus £4); Second Prize, Annual Ad Contest Associated Press Correspondent from Fairport M.J. H. S. City Normal G. Ormkll Gilmore $ Gladys Street orm Af only books Arc ufttnnun s looks And folly's all they (aught me. H R. Basketball ()), H. R. Baseball (x, j); II R. Soccer ( . i Interclass Soccer .}), Interclass Basketball CO. Basketball (4 . Interclass Swimming (5). Hi-V; Class President Cj). Reserve Basketball (x. j). Chorus Man with Zicgfcld’s J.J.H. S. Hobart Salvatori. Giunici iiy Troup Street Jollity Personified. Head Waiter—Hotel Savoy Undecided Catherine Gordon 56 Ringle Place kay Kay is always on the go With many friends and not one foe. Tennis Tournament 1, x). Basketball, Baseball, Interclass Meet G.A.A. Insurance Company Nurse Out-of-Town Highland Hospital Oliver G. Green OLUB 01 he never started anything that wasn't finished, Never lost a doll at joi the Annual. Class Secretary (x, 4); Business ManaOM or Snnior Annum . Home Room Basketball (t, 1); Class Basketball i). ( la . Soc- cer (l); Hi-Y C J. 4). Charter Member of DramaticCInh 4); Hasty Pudding Club A Wall Street Wizard St. Augustine’s U. of R. Sherwood Avenue 5 Lake View Terrace hill ere you going i ith that man7. A Larkin Salesman University of Pennsylvania Marion Hall l6l Kenwood Avenue mary ann-' She i brilliant, peppy, ami Janets tee l. In English class she Joes excel. Occident C4). Suniok Annual Busko. Teachers’ Association Chorus (v); Short Story Contest (4). G.A.A . Swim mine (1. 4); Tennis(4 . Faculty Entertainment 4 . Near East Relict. Honor Roll. French Honor(l. j. 4); Soph Hop Mary Roberts Rinehart's Successor M |. H. S. City Normal Norman Hai.llk 311 Driving Park Avenue norm I Ve knou him by his pleasant air His bright eyes anJ mats of curly hair. Milk Man J.J. H. S. Undecided Elbert E. Hancock Mulhcrrv Street Heaven sent this boy. Whose mission was to I nut}). Band i. j. 4 . Inter-High Band (j), Saxophone Quartette 4 Champion Saxophone Soloist M J H S R. B. 1. William L. Hardick 71 Copley Street “bill’ A little nonsense now and then, If relished by the best of men. Home Room Soccer (1. 3. 4); Interdass Soccer 1. 3. 4 . Home Room Basketball (1. 3), Interda Basketball (j); Indoor base- ball League )}. Senior Annual Board. Honor Roll Manufacturer of Sun Glasses for Might Watchmen M. J. H. S. Syracuse University Margaret Rltii Harmon 196 Aberdeen Street ■ peggy Ain't lore prandi Hallowe'en Partv V.'1, Glee Club (3, 4 , Glee Club Party Com- mittee .4); Assistant Manager Girl's Glee Club 4 , Association Chorus (5). Woman Politician M.J. H. S. U. of R. ZXJS 9 33 Florence A. Hazell i4S Weldon Street flossie Good humor only teaches charms to List Stil! makes new conquests ami maintains the past. Faculty Entertainment (4); Swimming (}). Conductor for Clark Tours M. I. H S. City Normal Edith V. H eg adorn 1105 Clinton Avenue, S. “ed Haste makes u aste Is Edith's creed. There's thought and decision In her every deed. Tennis (1. 3); Swimming (i, j). Authoress M.J. H. S. U. ofR. Dorothy Hilton 12.6 Rockingham Street “dottie” It s nice to be natural When you're naturally nice. Soph Hop; G A A. (i); Swimming ,1 , Senio Annual Board (4,); Class Pm Committee (4); Faculty Entertainment (4 Movie Critic for the ' Times I. J. H. S. Citv Normal John Hoover 193 Driving Park Avenue joiinny Short in stature Southern in accent But West IHst,h in spirit. Manufacturing Chemist W cllshurg. West Virginia U. of R. M E. Jeannette Hull 52. Gorslinc Street '■jean‘ On with the menI is Jeannette's cry. If I don't lute nett, I blow l l die. Senior Play. Faculty Entertainment (4 . Occident (j, 4); Bas- ketball Psychoanalyst Out-of-Town U. of R. Dugald F. Hutchings 3} Fountain Street “duke'' A person u hose u :sdo n is Sot wholly denied from booh. Class Soccer («, a. 3. 4); Class Basketball (}'; Class Baseball (3}; Home Room Soccer' 1.1. 3. 4). Home Room Basketball (a, 3, 4 . Home Room Baseball '3. a'- Scape Hand in rhe Gayctv No. 1; Undecided C. Daniel Jameson 93 Jefferson Avenue dapper dan If you want a good man To play tn a hand, Just call on Dan. Band t. z. 3. 4 . Orchestra ’z. 5.4 . Assistant BanJ Leader 4 Horae Room Baseball (3'.; Class Soccer (a); Community (.hot Tableau 'j ; Inter High Band (1, 3, 4 Inter High Orchestra (1. 3. 4)- Barber for Orchestra Leaders No. 4 Philadelphia College of Osteopathy Fillmore Srreer Doris Mae Jeitery JEFF I want to be happy, but I can't hr happy 'till I make Others happy, too. Jane Adams Junior General Hospital 5 Makgakii A. Johnson $o Asbury Street marg She is worthy; she is true, A $ the sky that's ever hi tie. Home Room Representative (i); Executive Council (j); Type- writing Award i, 5), Basketball (j); Faculty Entertainment 4). Private Secretary to the Dee Incubator Society M. I. H. S. Undecided 48 Rogers Avenue EARLE With that thunderous bass viol, E’en the heavens he doth roil. Band 1, 5. a . Orchestra 1. j. 4). Home Room Soccer. Track. Orchestra Conductor ]. J. H. S. Undecided R 1.1. AbLI Charles Wr. Kellogg 60 Carl Street chuck” IIV all a free he Charlestons well. In art and music he does excel. Athletics is his hobby, too. In fact, there's nothing he can't do. I! R. Basketball 'i. j); Midget League Basketball 1. 1, Baud 1.1. j, 4 .Orchestra(1. j). H R. Soccer: j. 4);Occident .1. j); Slnioi Asst ai. Board. Reserve Basketball. Kellogg School of Music Charleston a specialty. Mo. 10 Lcland Stanford r 41L Seward Street hub That's all there is. There am t no more. Warden at Auburn Prison 1 University of Pennsylvania LIHUE 3 Gladys L. Kitzing Lcland Road. Irondcquoit “gladys Some folks loudly prattle All tht livelong day. But Cjladys doesn't chatter She Hasn't wade that way Proprietress of Bohemian Boarding House J. J. H. S. Business 177 Linden Strccc ULTTY So quiet, retiring and shy So one can understand why Tennis (1 '• Struggling Young Artist Mechanics Institute Florence Knope 147 Electric Avenue “flo She has two eyes soft and brown, Take Care! She gives a side-glance and looks down. Beware.' Beware! Vicl-Presid m Students Association. Honor Roll. Senior Annual Board; Vice-President Class } • Executive Council 4 , Bank Cashier, C «institutional Revision Committee. Man- agement Junior Play; Faculty Entertainment. Bis? Sister Council. Victor Artist 1 J. H. S. Eastman School of Music Etiielynn Koepke 7 Fuller Place bih She's smoothly loquacious Superbly vivacious Yet charmingly gracious. Senior Plav, Junior Play; National Oratorical Contest x, 4 , Occident (4]), Community Chest Playlet { j); Dramatic Club 4;; Assembly Debate (4); Bank Clerk (4). Glee Club anJ Chorus U. 3. a); Soph Part ’ (0 Faculty Entertainment 4 • Women s Rights Leader M.J. H. S. U. ofR. 37 Ruth V. Krait 14 Farragut Street ruth’’ A maiden appearing demure and shy Bnt there is .1 tu inkle in her eye. Chorus 1,1 t Basketball (1. }); Tennis CO Swimming Cj. 4 - Radio Broadcast Artist No. -u Eastman School of Music 16 Alexander Street Edna L. Lb Compte Edna, Oh, pickles, can't you see Writing this verse has near stumped me I've read your notes xutb fiendish glee Hut through them y et I cannot see. Settlement Organizer Undecided Rutii E. Leggett 55 Marlborough Road “ruthie A charming personality Deep him eyes Combined with rascality, She's uondrous wise. Senior Play; Skniok Annual Boahd; Big Sister Council (4 . Faculty Entertainment 4), Orchestra (2., 5); Inter-High Orches- tra. Community Chest Play (4). A Pancake Flipper at the Manhattan M. I. H. S. Eastman School of Music Jeannette Leight Si Hickorv Street Always thoughtful, kind and untroubled. Association Chorus;Junior Play; Tennis (1, 4'. Basketball (j); Swimming yy, G.A.A.; Faculty Entertainment. A Pedagogue M. J. H. S. City Normal School 38 Louise Leonard 344 Columbia Avenue “weezer She s like a bird in a go!Jin cage And in our school she's quite the raff. Class Secretary 1 . Hume Room Representative :, 1.; Manager Glee Club 4', Riding Qub 'r, 3';. Hallowe'en Party Committee American Prima Donna Eastman School of Music anli Levinson 11- Lozier Street JANET She is always good-natured, Good-humored, and free. Basketball (3). Catercss Tennis 3 Harold G. Lindsay 105 Webster Avenue flash A Regular Nash. Track r. 3, 4.. Reserve Basketball (4 . Captain of Reserve Bas- ketball 4 . Indoor Track 3, 4 . Interclau Track 1. 3 Hi-Y (1); Home Room Baseball (i, 3,;; Intcrclass Baseball (1); Home Room Basketball L, 3;. Interclass Basketball (3); Home Room Soccer 1, 3); Intcrclass Soccer (3... Home Room Representative (a); Tennis Tournament (1). New York Celtic Star East High School University of Pennsylvania Stanford E. Lockley Williamson, N. Y. boots Basketball without Boots? Applesauce! Basketball ’4}, Baseball (4). Successor to Silent Cal ' Coolidge Williamson, X. Y. University of Illinois $9 John W. Lynes 195 Sherwood Avenue jack” Love is a form of insanity. Band (1. j. 4;. Orchestra (x. $. 4'.; Inicr-Htgh Band 1. ). 4); Inter-High Orchestra (y 4); Manager of Band 4 . Occident; Hi-Y; Executive Council (j), Vice-President (l‘,. Dramatic Club '4 ;Community Chest Play (1); Cheese and Cracker ( lub.StNio Annual Bosun. Class President C4). Senior Play Management. Excusing Teacher 1936 M.J. H. S. U. ofR. A dele Loysbn 1 9 Crawford Street dhll A whirltnml tn basketball, Lots of bra tut. a friend to all, A clean-cut girl with a good “rep'' Who’s always dome, things with pep. That's Dell. School Basketball Team (1,1. j. 4); Class Basketball x. j.4). Baseball (x. 3. 4); Tennis (x. j. 4). Winner of Tennis Tournament j, 4..Soccer 4 ; G.A A Cheerleader(1, 3 . Manager of G.A A. 4). Numerals .1, 3. 4.', Gym Meet (1. x). Winner of Gym Meet t ); W H S Monogram, Home Room Representative 1.1. j. 4;. Occident, Gold Pin-State Phvsical Ability lest. Senior Annual Roams; Executive Council Basketball Prof at the U. of R. No. 14 Miss Bonve’s School, Boston, Mass. Dorothy E. Lynip 38 Carling Road ••dottie Dottie a COttscieuttons person Whose work n seldom done When the Lift bell is ringing She comes tn on the run. G. A A. x, . Swimming Meet x'j. Association Chorus; Glee Club (4). Perennial Flapper No. lS Rochester Normal School M kion MacDonald io£ Alexander Street maryann They art near alone that are accompanied By joyous thought. Manager of the Street Cleaners Union No. 4 Undecided 40 Henry E. Manzllr iS Barton Street hank” When the pie it as opened The birds begun to tint Bur not .is well .is Hank' dots. The syncopation king. Glee Club i. 3, 4 . Special Chorus 11. 3. 4 Association Chorus (tj; Home Room Baseball 1. t); Home Room Basketball (1. 3. 4 . Home Room Soccer (1. 3, 4 ; Class Baseball (3); Class Soccer Demonstrator of Removable Airplane Wings J. H. S. Mergcnthaler School Ida Markus 198 Birr Street isabelle” Quiet, pensile, culm and meek, Is plods on from u etk to week. Cooperative Book Store (3. 4 ; Tennis. Book Agent V. J. H. S. Rochester Dental Dispensary Huldaii Marsh 634 Plymouth Avenue huldah” Her name is yer unknou u to fame. She is a most retiring dame. Sckior Annual Board. Faculty Entertainment a . Near East Relief. French Honor 1. 5. 4 Criminal Lawyer M. J. H. S. U.ofR. 1 ■ Bronson Avenue Edward J Mammon While tie lire, let's live 1 clover. When tit dir, ti e die all over. Track (3. 4); Cross Country (4); Indoor Track (3,. Home Room Basketball ' 4); Glee Club 3); Band (.i, 3,1. President of the Hoboes Union Out-of-Town U. of R. 4' Sanford S. Marvin ii'j Warwick Avenue sam To hto: in del it is ever bis n one. Tor be is Epicurus' oivue sorte. Delivery Boy on Perry Pie Wagon No. L j Undecided Edward D Masters 153 Bronson Avenue pLTE ' Sot v; but born naturally tired, And suffering from a relapse. Swimming (i, 1,3, 4); Home Room Soccer 1.1, 3); Class Soccer 1. i. 3), Reserve Baseball (r, 3). Home Room Representative 0, 1); Glee Club 3); Association Chorus 3}, Occident (1, 3); Home Room Baseball '3 . Tester for Simmons Beds No. 4 Buc knell Uni versi tv Stewart A. Maurer l6i Warwick Avenue stew” A conscientious worker A nun uho will succeed l or Stew works like old Harry And travel: with great speed. Home Room Soccer (3, 4 . Interelass Soccer '3); Junior Play. Stage. Stage Manager of Senior Play, Corridor Duty 4); Senior Annual Board, French Honor (a, 3, 4 , French Chorus (4 , Pin Committee 4); t heese and Cracker Club (4); Faculty Enter- tainment (4); Ht-Y (3. 4;. Yellow Cab Driver M. J. H. S. Dartmouth William McCarthy 1 dill Just the quiet kind. Bowery Reformer Immaculate Conception School r- Gracl McCormack 39 Crawford Street or acte’ Cut me my music and I care not u hat else Concert master, Rochester Philharmonic Eastman School of Music Nora Meadowcroft 118 Britton Road ” bobby” Lit yourself, says Nora, 11 V only wish ue might Be as nice as Nora, Then we'd be all right. Glee Club (3. 4); Special Choru-k (3, 4); Faculty Entertainment (4); Gym Meet Cl.- Metropolitan Opera Usher J. J. H. S. Eastman School of Music Charles D. Mercer 47 Flower City Park “char ley' Charley ' ( a fish in the water But a brick 0 1 land. Swimming Team :”i, 3, a). Captain (4); Track Team (l, 3, 4); Tenni Tournament (3, 4); Golf Tournament (3, 4;, Study Hall Manager (4). Olympic Swimming Champ I. J. H. S. Yale St. Marv’s 4 Marian A. Metzdorf 414 Columbia Avenue 'mem' S’or what sht says, hut what sbt can do, Make her friends both good and true. A Homemaker Out of Town Undecided Margaret Miller 415 Columbia Avenue pec’ They say old-fashioned qualities Have long gone out of style But here if one who proves to us That they are still north while. Associjfion Chorus; Gym Meet 1.1); Special Chorus (4) Telephone Operator No. 19 City Normal School Robert S. Moll iol Clay Avenue ‘ bob ’ Oh, the endearing elegance of female friendship. Hi Y (1, y 4);Occident $, 4 . Assistant Junior Play (y , Senior Play Assistant 4 ; Cheese and Cracker Club (4 Man abour Town I.J. H.S. U. ofR. Dorothy Morrby 61 Reservoir Avenue dot” That Potfie never eats is dear She’s thin as a wire, hut my dear. She’s not too thin to blithely dance And for good times to take a chance. Typewriting Awards; Baseball T, j, 4 , Basketball (4 . Icmm i, j, 4 ■. Tennis Tournament .). Flute Cleaner in a Music Store M. J. H. S. Undecided 44 jlHI— Naomi J. Mullam s 7 Frost Avenue WESS You 'll find her in every kind of 1 port, For she is that athletic sort. Home Room Representative (4); G.A.A. (1, 3. 4), G.A.A. Coun- cil (1, x, 4 , Cheerleader (j ); Captain Class Baseball (1, 3), Cap- tain Class Basketball (i. 3, 4); School Basketball Team £3;, Tennis (t, 3, 4); Swimming ( ., 3); Soccer (4), Gym Meet (3); Tennis Tournament X 3), Numerals (3. a . Near East Relief (4 . Glee Club and Special Chorus (3), Association Chorus (3 . Faculty Entertainment (4); French Chorus (4). Girls’ Basketball Coach M. J. H. S. Business H. George Mutschllr 106 Aldinc Street ’hank'' H. George, the boy with the ' trained feet. Cbuf exponent of the classic arts, lie presides at the pianoforte each morning. Senior Play; Cheese and Cracker Club. Ned Way burn's Most Celebrated Pupil M.J. H S. Harvard Mildred E. Newderry 414 Magnolia Street mil” Thirds something about her That drives away gloom. Home Room Representative . 3;; Glee Club 3. 4 ,. Special Chorus 3. 4); Basketball 4). Schoolma'am No. io City Normal Frank Nicosia 144 Lincoln Avenue duke Frank Nicosia's got moi uvesta. Soccer (1. C. Basketball (r. 3); Home Room Soccer 'X. Home Room Basketball (r); Home Room Baseball 1). Home Room Soccer (4). Movie Magnate M I H S. University of Syracuse 4S Eleanore L. Olmsted 12.3 Wellington Avenue dillie Fleanore owns n p.ttr of blue eves. Soft and capacious as the cloudless skies. Soph Party; Near East Relief (4). Rising Young Elevator Girl M.J. H. S. U. of R. James O’Neill i 10 Aberdeen Street ‘ Jim'” He lived for fun, and fun he'd share, Free of expense and everywhere. Honor Roll; Senium Annual Board. French Honor (1, i, 4}; Band i. 3), Association Chorus Cj). Tennis Tournament (1, 4); Interdas Swimming Meet }'), Home Room Soccer (2., 3 . French Play Cj). French Chorus 4’:. Inter hi.irh Band (i. 3 . Sociologist M.J. H. S. U. ofR. John D. O’Neill no Aberdeen Street jack” He'll he a hie success, as he has been before. He ala ays does his best, and what can one do woreI Class Treasurer (l); Tennis Tournament ( i., 4); Interclass Swim- ming (3); Home Room Soccer '3 . French Honor (t, 3, 4 , Band (1, 3, 4 . Sts.ro Annual Board, Standard Bearer, Honor Roll, French Play (j); French Chorus 4 . Inter-High Band (3, 4), Soph Hop New York Theater Critic M.J. H. S. U. ofR Gin Diti Orwbk jo Aberdeen Street oiPHli If curls were money ”Gtff ” would be a Millionaire Intcrclass Traci. (1); Horne Room Soccer (3); Intcrclass Cross Country; Soph Hop; French Honor !,l, 3. 4;; Intcrclass Swim ming 4). Tennis Tournament (4). French Chorus (4); French Play (j); Fencing Club (4 , Senior Play. Association Chorus (.3); Occident 4. Senior Annual Board. John Barrvmorc, Jr. M.J. H. S. U. ofR. 46 Gertrude R. Osbour.vi li8 JclTcrson Avenue “GERTIE Gertie likes to study Gertie lika to smile Sue . combination Really is worth while. Senior Annual Board; Senior Plav, Near-East Relief, Big Sister Council; French Play jy} French Chorus (4); Faculty Entertain- ment, French Honor (1, 5, 4). President of Women’s City Club M. J. H. S. Normal School Atlanta R. Page 131 Sanford Street ARP, what's the matter tilth Leaving school nursing to do Sidestep anr chance to diet Lit your meals upon the quiet. Faculty Entertainment (4). Nurse M.J. H. S. Highl Willard A. Page $S Chandler Street “pagina Page, a mighty man it he. Tall as a beanpole, and full of glee. Home Room Soccer (1 . National Oratorical Contest 4 . Bant! Cm. .■ )• Second Billv Sunday No. 37 Missouri alley College Richard H. Percy 12. West Avenue dick Oh, to grow smaller and smaller. This is my earnest plea That someone may be taller Than , who am six foot three. Home Room Representative (i); Association Chorus . Na- tional Oratorical Contest 4); Hi-Y ,4). High Grade Hobo M I H. S. UnJccidcd 47 Paul Pkrotto y Julia Street “pete Pete plays ball ami soccer roay And he can shake a lacked shoe. Home Room Baseball (z. 5. 4); Baseball Reserve (}), Home Room Basketball (z, 3, 4 • Inter-Class Basketball (1. 3. 4). Home Room Soccer (z, 3, 4), Inter-Class Soccer (1. 3. 4); Soccer Reserve (3). Big League Pitcher M. I. H. S. Notre Dame Donald Pi kryman 155 University Avenue perry” Your voice indeed should win you fame. You'd nuke ,1 screech owl flee in shame. Cross Country (3 Aviator Ouc-of-Town Syracuse University Frederick C. Pbrssb 147 Kenwood Avenue frbd Athletics is a safe Harbtr Freshman Soccer. Soccer (1. 3. a : Captain Soccer Team (4). Tennis ft,1. 3, 4Manager Tennis (3); Home Room Basketball (1, t, 3); Class Basketball 1.1, 3). Basketball (4); Home Room Baseball (3), Hi-Y (1. 4). Class Treasurer (4). All-American Half-back No. Ly Union Phillips 42.1 Sawyer Street iieinib A shy sweet gtrl who's loved by all lie they short or be they tall He they large or be they small. Swimming (3). G A A (3. Writer of Bridge Lessons Syracuse 43 Ni.vabellb Porter 1S7 Sherwood Avenue ’’dabs' Six corns up smiling Swimming 1 , Girl ' Glee Club (4); Special Chorus (4}. Interior Decorator M. J. H. S. Undecided Edna Probst 110 Oakland Street edna Edna, you ju ut old dear Quiet, reserved, yet full of cheer, Singing some, but seldom heard You're a regular lady-bird. Glee Club and Special Chorus (3). Missionary to Africa No. 13 Angelus Temple, Los Angeles, Cal. Elizabeth K. Reitz 560 Fiower City Park BETTY Betty's a business lady Who tends strictly to her work. Though the whole u orld try to slip She is never known to shirk. Senior AmvuAt Board; Occident (4); Occident Pin; Basketball (3,); Typewriting Awards '3); Faculty Entertainment. Hostess at the Ritz Carlton I. I. H. S. Secretarial School Birr Street 49 Florence Reynolds 85 Genesee Park Boulevard loss’ ' Florence surely will be a Less to nil of us. Swimming CO; Tenni ( ); Basketball (j); G.A A. Council (j). Ribbon Saleswoman Sibley’s M.J. H. S. U. ofR. Marian B. Rickards 45 Wellington Avenue ’’marian A bard worker who runts no dust. Coach of Champion Girls' Quintet M.J. H. S. City Normal Jett William Rooers no Shelter Street tex Here is the one Ai bnlliant as a 1 park He atws at nothing And hits tlx mark. West High Oratorical Contest -jHonor Roll. Rogers vs Bobbv Jones Rogers Victorious Chillicothc. Texas Vale University Harriet M. Roupp 89 Roslyn Street '’honey’’ UYre often non tiered why it n Our Harrut is so e uitf IIV only msh wore people would Have sense enough to try it. G.A A ; Swimming (r); Tenni (}). Florist for Woolworth’s M.J. H.S. U. of R. 50 Frank Rowley $8i Post Avenue pickles” I want to be an orator And with tbs noted ttand A pebble small within my month A gesture m my hand. Cross Country (3); Glee Club (4). Olympic Track Scar Hast High School Mechanics Institute Caro F. Russell 133 Roxborough Ro:ul Our Caro's going to he a missionary My! how pleased the heathen will be: Occident Staff (4, . Mission Worker in Singapore Riverside. Calif. Evelyn I. Ryan 109 Ravine Avenue belle Oh, how that girt can tickle the it ones! Soph Hop. Oichcscrj Cj, 4). Glee Club i. 3). Occident 4,1. Faculty Lntctusnment 4}. Concert Pianist M. J. H. S. Eastman School of Music Eleanor Sackett 154 Rugby Avenue sackett Eleanor, you are 1 cry J u eel Dainty from your head to feet. Modest as your blushing shows Happy as your smiles disclose. Executive Council (4). Senior Annual Boaro; Faculty Enter- tainment (4); Constitution Committee. Movie Star 1. I. H. S. U. of R. 5' Martti Salo ii8 Beaufort Street mart” Martti wields a mean bow. Band (a. 3. 4). Orchestra (x, 3. 4); Inter-High Band C3. 4); Inter- High Orchestra 3, 4), Home Room Basketball (3, 4); Home Room Soccer (3.4 . Class Soccer 3, 4), Track (3, 4). Flynn’s Alley Quartette M. I. H. S. Undecided Claton C. Sanford 14 Morgan Street duke'” He if .1 u cll-wade wan. Who has a pood determination. Soph Hop, Chorus (1, 4'Glee Club (4). Side Show Freak in the Circus J.J.H. S. University of Southern California Ruth L. Saniord 300 Magee Avenue “ruth One of the 407,000,000, Tennis (1); Faculty Entertainment (4). Movie Siren I. J. H. S. U. ofR. Bkssik Sawyer 52- RosE A. SCHAFER ODEV Smooth runs the uater When the brook is deep. Basketball (i, j}; Association Chorus. Icc Skating Ch.unp M.J. H. S. Business Charles G. Schautz 6} Flower City Park “chuck He's handy with a racquet, He's clever at the net. He'll be a national champion, An Don't Forget! Manager of Tennis (4); Tennis Team (j, 4 . Assistant Property Manager of Senior Play (4 Hi-'Y r.J. 4). Home Room Representa- tive 4 . Reserve Soccer (4,1; Reserve Basketball 4 . Reserve Baseball (}', Home Room Basketball (a, j), Class Basketball Cv . Tennis Tournament (x, J, 4'.. Glee Club -y., Association Chorus (3}; Special Chorus fj). Walking Delegate of I. W. I. I. H. S. Union College avenwood Avenue WlLHELMEN'A SCHROKDER I 8 Comfort Street “billie Beauty is only skin Jeep, But, thank heaven, I'm thick skinned. Senior Play 4), Glee Club (s Chorus of “Oh! Nurse! Highl.inJ Hospital 53 William T. Schusterbauer. 157 West High Terrace bill'' A student and musician every day in the week. Manager Glee Clubs '4); Executive Council (4). Glee Club Ci.}. 4); Special Chorus (1, 3, 4}; Band(i. 5,4);Orchestra (1.3); Association Chorus (3); Inter-High Band (1. 3); Inter-High Symphony Orchestra (i, 3); Hi-Y (x, 3. 4); Occident (z). Soap Box Orator DonaldSchuvi.hr 615 Flower City Park “don’’ man of undivided effort. Sphagetti King I. I H. S. Undecided $ Edith Street BAIIE Garrulous she is not We call her our Great Scott Tennis (3). Y. W. C. A. Secretary Undecided Margaret Siiarar 636 Plymouth Avenue “marg” 11 ith even step and musing gait And looks commercing with the skies. Faculty Entertainment. Tra vc ling Sal cs wo man M.J H.S. U. ofR. 54 Jane Shaw vainer CHICK Rochester maid means Night Nurse- Highland Hospital Arlene Shewman 319 Electric Avenue “RliNB 11 ho feels for sorrow nor her ou n. Band Cx, 3 4 . Orchestra (1, 3. 4); Inter-High Band (1. 3. 4); Gtrls’ Sextette; Faculty Entertainment (4'. Head of Reform Movement J. J. H- S. Eastman School of Music Bbula W. Sinden 31 Alberta Street boo” Bcula excels in terpsichorean aits, And she holds sway o'er many hearts. School Basketball '3. 4), Cias Basketball Team t, 3. 4); Base- ball i, 3, 4}. Tennis (1. j, 4';. Soccer (4); G.A.A. (x. , 4); Numerals 1.1.3); Gym Meet (3); Soph Hop. Swimming (t, 3), G.A.A. Awards. W.H.S. Monogram. Dancing Club C4), Tennis Tournament i. j); Typewriting Awards. Maurice's New Dancing Partner M. J. H. S. R IV I Clair Smith 441 Caroline Street smitty Mirth rules the day Dull cat c .may. West High Speaking Contest (j, 4). Manufacturer of Odorless Limburger Cheese Technical High School Undecided 5$ Lorraine Smith 197 Marlborough Road “lorraine She acts and dances and studies, too. Indeed she smiles the whole day through. Sophomore Party (i}; Oratorical Contest 'j, 4); Senior Play (4); Armistice Day Program '4), Honor Roll, Dramatic Club (4), Faculty Entertainment (4). Shakespeare Heroine M.J. H.S. U. ofR. 118 Spencer Street Eleanor Smvtii SMYTH IE Come and trip it .itye Zp On the light juntas tie toe La Revue Parisienne Hawlcv Street Hazel A. Splitt haze A lively little girlie Who laughs the livelong day Glee and Special Choru (i, y), Practicing Dentist Mechanics Institute Leonard K. Stalker 6 Ridgeway Avenue Let them all talk about Grange We have our ' Red too. President of Red Heads' League S. Syracuse University 56 Erma M. Swart 75 Gold St'cct 'billy’’ think th.it lift is nor too long: And therefore I determine That many people hear a song Who util not hear a sermon. Association Chorus [3); Special Chorus and Glee Club 3, 4;, Bjskctball Cj) Tennis (3). Director Select School for Young Women M.J. H.S. Undecided Shirley R. Temple 35 Devonshire Court skirl” Let's he gay while we may. Glee Club (i, 3. 4), Association Chorus (3'. Swimming (1, )); Basketball T), Concert Chorus (}), Matron of Hill-side Home No. 44 U. of R. Medical School Helen A. Thistle 37 Elmdorf Avenue helen A nice quiet girl who ha r great poise, Imagine her making noise! Glee Club, Special Chorus. Swimming (3). Kindergarten Teacher No. 16 City Normal Jane S. Thomas 1551 St. Paul Street tommy She u as a phantom of delight When first she gleamed upon my sight. G.A.A. (3), Tennis 3. 4). Glee Club (4); Senior Play. Rising Young Aviator Charleston. S. C. Syracuse University 57 Chili Avenue Lillian Tishler Lift's (i jest and all things show it I thought so once and non know st Typewriting Award (i. 3). Artist's Model J J. H.S. Margaret Yallance Avon, t pegoy She's just herself in her on n sn eer way. And will be herself till her hair turns gray Swimming .4); Memorial Day Poem j). President, Board of Education Out-of-Town U. 174 Post Avenue OLPE OLGA t ier manner is gentle Her interests are dental On. hot: j Inventor of Automatic False Teeth Rochester Dental Dispensary Donald M. Wahl 114 Birr Street don” Let other folks argue why and whence! I govern my motives with plain common sense. Siniok Annual Hoard; Business Manager Senior Play. Junior Play. Hi V (z. 3. 4 . Soccer (j . Home Room Bi balKt. 3. 4). Hume Room Basketball (3, 4 ; Horae Room Soccer 3. 4 . Class Basketball (4); Class Soccer .3, 4 . Tribe’’ Owner J. I. H. S. Wisconsin S8 zr-irrrr , John H. Waterbury 3840 Lake Avenue “johnny” Johnny s future, ire I turn with grief Will be not acting, bur pulling teeth. Hi-Y j. 4 , Glee Club (t), Special Chorus (}). Senior Play 4 , Community Chest Play .}). Fencing Team (j , Dramatic Club 4 The Grcaccsc Actor Since Edwin Booth Gcncsco, NJ. V University of Southern California Hugh Weld 6ji Arnett Boulevard Hugh uppreciutcs a joke we kuou Cause ue have heard him laugh So matter if in class or no He always stands the gaff. Home Room Basketball 4 , Assistant Manager Basketball 4. Soda Juggler East High School Buffalo University Helene M. Westfall jo Langslow Street ' vestie ' As quick to laugh as a duck to swim. Baseball 1. 4 . Basketball 4 . Tennis (i, 3, 4'.. Tennis Tourna ment '1, 3, 4).Typewriting Awards. Secretary to President of West High Students Association M.J. H. S. R. B. I Eleanor R Wetzel 75 Poplar Street , pretzel” Wetzel is her name Single is her station l ucky is the man Who makes the alteration. Sink Annial Bosun. Occulent (4 . Occident Pm 4 . Gvm Meet j); Winner of Medal 3Numerals (3); Basketball 1 Glee and Special Chorus (i). Typewriting Awards •' 3 :. Faculty Entertainment ' 4). Private Secretary to the Prince of Wales M I H S. Secretarial School Esther S. Wham. 461 Magnolia Street ‘Value Wnllie's it shark lit nun} lints Audi he likes to study, too. If there weren't a feu good girls like her What n ot Id the teachers dol Association Chorus, Tennis 0); Chorus V:, Typewriting Awards Dancing Instructress Undecided William H. Whblplev Aldinc Street hill He who is aery where except in class. Soph Dance; Hi Y (4); Home Room Basketball i, 5, 4 . Home Room Soccer (i, 4). Temperance Lecturer I. I. H. S. Dartmouth Marshall J. Whitehead No. Fitzhugh Street marsh Taciturn and silent always is he; But, silence is golden Don't you jce.' Senior Play. HAMLET Undecided 1 Melrose Street FRANK Trank's been chosen by us all The greatts t pitcher in baseball, But non we're made another choice 11 r ju st found out he had a voice! Baseball (1, 1, 3. 4:. Basketball. Soccer; Home Room Soccer (i. 3, 4 , Home Room Baseball («); Home Room Soccer (3. 4 Home Room Basketball 1. 4), Reserve Soccer 0 . Class Base- ball O'. Class Basketball O. } . ( lass Soccer (i. s.. 4 ; Tennis (3); Cilee Club 0. l, 3. 4). Tribe Pitcher No. 16 Undecided Frank W. Whiting Co Jeannette B. Wilburn S4 Hickory Street To he sure J's name adorns the Honor Roll, And she has been act tie and well liked in other fields. We shall miss her. Tennis 4); Association Chorus (3); Honor Roll (4); Faculty Entertainment C4). Yassar ' Prof' M.J. H. S. U. ofR. Wilkins ilo Jefferson Avenue “squeak” Contentment is the best fortune. Anaesthetic Dancer S. Highland Hospital Lindsey Williamson 6l Kenwood Avenue sonny ' He was as FRESH as is the Month of May. H. R. Basketball Cj. 4); Class Basketball 1, x, 4 ; H. R. Soccer (3, 4); Class Soccer 1. 3, 4;. Reserve Soccer (,4). H R Baseball (3, 4). Class Baseball (4J. Mayor of Rochcsrcr M. I. H. S. Undecided 310 Genesee Street Dorothy Wilson £ sorrow: Care 1 G.A.A.(i.i). School Nurse Tennis Club ’1 General Hospital 61 Paul D. W'oock 6$ Burlington Avenue duke Regardjug Paul, we'U say this much lie has a delicate sense of touch.'' Baseball (0. Interdas Basketball; Home Room Baseball, Inter- class Baseball, Home Room Basketball, Intcrclass Soccer, Home Room Soccer, Golf Team (1. j. a); Golf Championship (i, i. 5.4); Winner High School Golf Championship, Glee Club; Home Room Representative U. S. Open Golf Champ St. Monica s University of Pennsylvania John M. Wukrpel 40 Appleton Street jack This hoy’s accomplishments are a marvel to view, tits uay with ladies is included too. Soccer (0. Homeroom Soccer Class Baseball ( ', Hi-Y (.}, 4); Tennis Tournament (x ; Soph Hop, French Honor x. j. 4); Senior Play; Dramatic Club (4); French Play j), French Chorus (4); Cheese and Cracker Club. Oil Stock: Salesman M.J. H. S. Hobart College 40 Appleton Street MORRY” 11 'hat' So, he always acts that way. St s-ior Annual Board; Class Soccer • . Class Basketball 4); Home Room Basketball (_ , 4); Home Room Soccer (j); H -Y . 4... Soph Hop, Tennis Tournament 1); Home Room Baseball i. j); Cheese and Cracker Club (4). President of dc Winegar Woiks M. J. H. S. Hobart Col lege Morris Wuurpkl LBANOR YLE I 170 CjC pussv” She’s popular and pretty. And that’s all very fine. Put as for letting studies slide Thar's u here she draws the line Phi Beta Kappa 61 Jeannette F. Young Si Lozier Street jean Jolly E-ntertaining A-mustng N-ice. Basketball (r, 3); G.A.A. (a, 3); Bi$ Sister Council (4); Faculty Entertainment (4:. Near East Relief 4 . Collection Attorney—Eastman Kodak M.J. H.S. U. ofR. Leonard Zarpentine 511 Emerson Street ”zarp” Can auhl acquaintance bt forgot And never brought to mind. Can auld acquaintance bt forgot Including Zarpent met Home Room Representative. Wrestling; Imcrclass Basketball; Intcrclass Soccer. Home Room Basketball. Home Room Soccer. Junior Dar.ee. Math Teacher J.J.H.S. Undecided i;ck 1S9 Plymouth Avenue, South “speedy” Her nays are nays of pleasantness Equestrienne University of Buffalo 6) LlTEEftg Class Will We. chc Class of June. 1916, being in a state of supreme unconsciousness and absolute impccuniosity. do make, publish and declare this our Last Will and Testament in the manner following, that is to say: Pint: to Mr. Cooper, desiring not to seem Ruthless, we leave the library and all it contains. Second: To the Juniors, we leave the windows so that they will take more panes with their work. Tf nd: To the Sophomores, we leave the waves of the flag 111 hope that they will not attempt to bathe in them f ourth: To those who come after us. we leave a large and varied assortment of senior essays that may be purchased at a nominal sum. Fifth: To the manager of the next senior play, we leave the plumbing fixtures used in our Senior Farce, The Piper. Sixth: To Coach Tichenor we leave a few of our number who have fallen by the wayside that they may bolster up his ranks for next year. Sere nth: To rhe school at large or small, we leave the memory of Louise Leonard's delightful voice which has brightened many a dreary assembly for those who languish under the shelf. Ettfith: To Unclejim Spinning, the respect and appreciation of a grateful class. Being duly cussed at. looked over, and entangled in red tape, we hereby affix our great seal and adjourn to wait lor the day of our everlasting freedom from the faculty. 2 ‘ -• f- i isEBUS-: -' 7 (q «BI T,, i.. S “rnv r’ ' r ' Wf 0 -' rhU 1 r'’’ a- ‘l ’ Fr- ,r :s7- „ •' • I , v. . . ■f't . ¥vt 9 T-sSaiS , ... S-SSS™“' V - 7. r ' -.,S Editor ...- _ SVW _ — -3-« ” .. h « Honor « „ r, 00 - A ,' ‘V l 0,l T Jls ycar v nva %K V q, f ? jjOKmV' ••”'•• • ,,,„„ :s, SffiWR BOC A WEST ...........' ,fcas«l’f 1 0P -_____________________Vu .. 0 the Editor s Desk ( i-4 % ?XZ£XKSET SES Z 6-? Occident Staff Fred Conner Raymond Naramori. Robert Moeiilman Albert Blum Willis Stratton John Koenk. Edttor-in-Cbuf faculty Adviser A donate lull tor fa % nirts Manager Advertising Manager Art Editor I iterary Journal Sports Exchange Mac.ko Pi ki nki Tayi.or BUSINESS Ray I lib Publicity Manager Stanley Wkit Mr. Atsr. Publicity Al ;r. BimiiNi; Col Ant. Publicity Mgr. RAl l'll Sr iin ri.and, Ant Publicity Mgr. El'olki Moonby, Asst Advertising Mgr. Robert Williams, Asst Advertising Mtjr- Elaenok Wktzkl Secretary Elizbbtii Reitz Secretary REPORTERS Kinoslly Horton Lawrbnci Svvarts Robert Kazemlv Jean lit : Hit.i. Ah i iii k Sic kt ts Pali Altpeter fS o Sherman A. Clite John Lyxes Director Albert Blum Manager Daniel J a meson Cornets ami Trumpets Louis Miller Howard Splirr Dana W'ccks Anthony McKee Trombones William Schustcrbaucr Julia Stanton James Dennis John Martin George Willis Frank Lines Russel Pereira Assistant Manager At st stant Director Gordon Lambert Robert Everitt John McConnell Lucille Young Du rewood Hill Harold Lines Horns Joseph Kirkmever Brownell Jameson Gerald English Mildred Grccnlca Tubas Albert Blum Mackenzie Smith Drum i Ciilc Miller Carlton Thayer Martin McKa Billv Martin Baritones Robert Moehlman Charles Bergner Piccolo Earl Kacli Oboe Franklin Inglis Bassoon Paul Phillips Saxophones Howard Schustcrbaucr Vernon Ha Horan Walter De Roller B Hat Clarinet i Marti Salo Paul Rekers Harold Oakley Donald l.ux Richard Montague George Skcct : I lat Clarinet Jerome Smith Harold Glidden Norbert Sibcmichcr Elbert Hancock John Cleveland Russell Eshclman Harlan Smith Frederick Shoop Frank Pike Stanley Manuel Dan Jameson John Lvnes Arlene Shew man James McBride Otto Halm John O'Neill 70 West High Orchestra Second Violins Marjorie Smith Marka Van Rusk irk Francis Murphy Ruth Harding Ida Polizzi Amber Day Viola Marti Salo Paul Rekers Basoon Charles Landau Trombone James Dennis Iulius Stanton Edwin Burnc, Principal Helen Eldridge Helen Maynard Henry Malinowski Grace Dwyer Mildred Fiegc Albert Manuel Norma Wallace Josephine Messana Anita Cotrael First Trumpet Lucille Young Durewood Hill Second Trumpet Harold Lines Tuba Albert Blum Piano Evelyn Ryan Cello Marjorie Harber Marjorie Maddick Oboe Franklyn Inglis Horn Brownell Jameson Seelyc Meagher First Violins Thelma R an Erwin Ludwig Melvin Kline George Fchrcnbach Paul Philips Herbert Thompson Drums ami Tympani Carlton Thayer Flute Eugenia Coon Andrew Roherrs Leroy Gates Agnes Bicscnhuch A)den Clark Bass Vernon I la Moran Earl Kacli Henry Freeman Helen Rachwalski Concert master Lois Whirc Grace Boulton Augustine Tranclli Pianist Grace Darling Wendell Taylor Clarinet James McBride Otto Hahn Arlene Shew man Daniel Jameson 71 aaosi Louise Leonard J. Alfred Spouse Mauafjtr Director Janet Alexander Julia Andrews Clara Atkin Arvilla Baker Margaret Baker Katherine Barbour Helen Bonner Grace Bon Iron Marion Caul kins Frieda Chapin Spasia Christoff Mildred Collier Doris Crewe Iona Davis Louise Davis Dorothy DeGroote Josephine Dim no Irene Eggleston Gladys Fisher Virginia Francis Kuril Harmon Laura Hunter Murine Ingelow Pauline Kates Helen Kern Ethelynne Koepke Louise Leonard Mildred Ludwig Dororhy Lynip Eunice Martin Lucille Mathanv Kuril McMahn Nora Meadoweroft Augusta Meyer Harriett Miles Margaret Miller Dorothy Millham Mary Moore Doris Nevins Mildred Newberry Nmabelle Porter Frances Quaife Helen Rachvvalski Viola Rankin Flora Rizzo Marion Smith Ruth Smith Mary Helen Sncck Dorothy Snell MargaretStalhnun Frances Stullcr Helen Stiinmel Erma Swart Shirley Temple Jane Thomas Helen Thistle Jane Viall Esther Walker Evla Walker Esther Wedd Madeline Wood head 71 M. na tr Aaotnpiinut 11.1.] AM oC Ht.'M KKHAL'fcK Ruth Sullivan Homer Morton Randall Parsons Richard Percy Herbert Pike Frank Rowley Claton Sanford William Schustcrbaucr Jerome Smith Prank Stevens Bertram Wcidcl Frank Whiting Paul x ck John Wood Wilson Ash Richard Bennett Harry Bernard Anthony Bunchi Shirley Bodcnstcin Lowell Chapin Carlton Griffin Walter Herbert Donald Lyons Anthony Mastradanoto Stanley Morton John Nagle Wilfred Nerlich 75 umor Stjftrf BfcTHi.vt Coi:, Charles Pritchard, Catherine Ryan, Helen Brandt Juan Dix. Sr.nnhut, Brownell Jameson Robert Kazemayf.r. Aldbn Clark, Joseph Wilson Robert Ri dii.rn, Gili Miller, Robert Moliilnian, Pai l Showers, Stanley Wrioiit 7A Officers oj the Student's Association Ravmo.ni Kirkpatrick Fi.ori cl Knopi J MIA Sill i o Kknni iii Kim.i.i.u President I ’ice - President Secret,n i Cheerleader irr ' asss 7$ Vre i i doit I ’tit PreuJeut Sefretun Trot surer Jami s Shedd Lucille Young Carl Fisher Albert Thomas 77 I lU.ODIIKI. KKI.I.Y Bltiiini; Coi. ClIAKI.I S PrITOI RI) CaRLK TON Til YtR President I ice-Prendent Secretary Treasurer 7« cers of Class of January '28 President Prat dent Secretary Trent ttrer Harold Rosser Lila House Yolanda Fisher John McConnf.i l 79 So t I 1 Paul Rekejls -Soccer, 4. Track. 4; 4-lcttcr nun Arthur Hamalainbn Track, 3 4. Marty Salo—Track, ). 4 Jons Pittmas- Track, 3. Milton Corlbtt—Track, 3, 4. Richard Fitzratrick Track, 4. John Watkrri ry Track. 4 Dana Weeks Track. 3, 4. Edward Hall—Soccer, 4; Track, 4 Elbert Angevine—Coach. Earl Dixos—Track, 3, Manager, 4 Charles Mercer- Track, 4, Swimming. 4. Tennis, 4 Clarence Wood Track. 3. 4. Df.ios Wickrns Swimming, 4. Basketball, 4 James Cole Swimming, 3; Soccer, 3. Rori-ht Evrrrtt Swimming, 3. Vallanck Wickrns—Swimming, j. Thomas Cahill—Swimming, 4. Howard Moore—Swimming. 3. Thomas Attrrblry—Swimming, 3. George Muterr—-S vimining, j. 4; Tennis, 4 Austin Miller —Swimming, 3, 4. Coacii Roy V. Hkmsok Maurice Faugh, S unafjtr of Rjiknlull 8l Wilfred Townsend- Basketball, l:Captain, j.4.StKtcr. . 3; Baseball, r. 3. Ml Scholastic Basketball, ‘13. MacFarlamd- Basketball, l, 3, a. Baseball, l, 3. 4 Stanley Lock ley- Basketball, 4. Artiivr Brown— Basketball. 3 R aymovo Kirkpatrick—Baseball. 4. Reserve Baseball, i.3;Soccer.3.4. Basketball, 4. Reserve Basketball, a, 3. Okmkll Gilmokl Basketball, 4; Reserve Basketball, 3 M. 1 i.uRO Soccer. 4. Reserve Soccer, 3. Basketball, 4. Reserve Basketball. 3. James Sumi) Basketball, 3. Reserve Basketball, 1, Baseball, 4, Reserve Baseball, 3 Ernest Pcrsse Jkxccr, 3, Reserve Basketball, 3. Harold Lindsay Reserve Basketball, j, 4 Charles Schal'tz Reserve Basketball, 4; Tennis, a, 3. 4. Manager of Tennis, 4 Charles Kellogg- Reserve Basketball. 3. 4 Frld Plrsse—Reserve Basketball, 3, 4, Soccer, 3. 4. Reserve Soccer, 1, Tennis, 3, 4. All-Scholastic Tennis and Soccer, 4. Albert Thomas Reserve Basketball, 3. Lincoln Borrows- Reserve Basketball, j Peter Braal Reserve Basketball, 3. s? Gordon Baron Wrestling, y Allan Hatls Wrestling, 3; Cross Country. 3 Joseph Macro- Wrestling, 3, Fencing, 3, 4 James Hooklr—Wrcsrling, 3. 4 Gomek Stelljl Wrestling, 4. Nelson Cooper- Wrestling. 4. James Condon Wrestling, 4. Joseph Yali.owk Wrestling, 3. Edward Bat s Wrestling. 1. Fred I’crsse—Soccer. 3. 4. All Scholastic. 3, Reserve Basketball. 4. Tennis, y 4 Claud Collier—Soccer, 4. William Mtrrzooxr Soccer, 4 William Clar—Soccer, 3, 4. Baseball. 3, Basketball, 4; Reserve Basketball. 4. Gluhoi: Montoomekv Soccer. 4. Swimming, 3. 4 Feed Conner Manager Soccer. 4. Manager Baseball, 3. Ernest Pkvm Soccer, 3, Reserve Basketball, j. Rovald Warner—Soccer, 3. 4. Edward Ham.—Soccer. 3, 4. Track. 3. 4. Wrestling. 4 84 «5 “Unci i Jim Spinning A Darn Good .Sport Tut icam ili.ii divided the honors with rhe East High Girls for the city basketball title: Miss era Fisher, Top—Jam: Morgan, Nettie Gillette. Aoele Loyskn, Elizabeth Hall. Second—Myrtle Henderson, Naomi Mullan, Marian Iwr Beulah Sindon, Sarah Swanson Pearson, Nancy Bolton $6 87 W r rc . i rett h h r UOT5 88 To Our Advertisers We owe much to the people who have enough interest in our school to advertise in our Senior Annual Whatever success this volume has attained is in a large measure due to their supporr. It costs three times as much to publish a year book as it is sold for. The other two-thirds must be covered by advertising. We urge you to patronize these concerns before con- tributing to the support of others who have not shown this spirit of cooperation. And when making a purchase please remark that you arc buying it because you saw it advertised in the West High Senior Annual Index of eAdvertisers Arnett Shoe Repairing Shop 97 Arnett Tailoring Co 97 Arrow Toggery Shop 95 102. Ballagh Pharmacy .. 101 Barnard. Porter O Remington 104 Bastian Brothers .. 98 Bellows Howden 107 Betsy Ross Lunch 97 Boucher . too Brooks Avc. Candy Shop 97 Buncc-Kmdcr Co. 96 Chester Shirt Shops 97 Congress Chocolate Shop 94 Cornwall Clothes Shop .. 103 Cotanchc Pharmacy 95 Culver Engraving 103 Harrow School of Business IOI Dcisingcr .. 91 Dom-o-Lac 95 DuBois Press 9' Eastman School of Music 103 Equitable Life 101 Field Clothing Co. .. 100 Friendly Hardware IOI Gregg Secretarial School 106 Han’s .. 106 Hazel Sweet Shop 95 Hotel Richford 91 Houghton, Ernest .. 107 Hunt, I. S 97 Hulsc Pharmacy 91 Keller, J. B 95 Knapp, Homer 101 Laidi aw, L. B 97 Mechanics Institute ...................101 McFarlin Clothing Co. ... 107 Milligan............................. 101 Mi Ison’s Sweet Shop ................ oi Miner's... 104 Mntschlcr. A O H. G... ... 91 Nelson Studio 106 Page O Shaw 101 Palmer, C. M. and F. C............... 101 Reagan Bros. .......................... 93 Ritter Dental ......................... 96 Rochester Business Institute ...... 94 Rochester Gas O Electric Corp. 103 Rochester Savings Bank 95 Rochester Stationery Co......... 101 Schreiner Market ................... .101 Schulz Bros. ... ....... 100 Schmidt. Rudolph....................... 93 Scott, J. B........................... 93 Scran tom’s ......................... 91 Sibley, Lindsay OCurrCo................ 97 Si chert, Henry ...................... 104 Stccfcl-Connor Co.....................104 Stromberg Carlson......... 99 Taylor Instrument 104 Thrift Shoes.......................... 92. Times-Union ........................ 99 Wallace Furniture Co.................. 106 Walker Brothers ............. ... 101 Watts Dry Cleaning.................... 100 Whelpley, A. E. ..... 100 W1 Ison, H. L. .. ..... .. 103 9° The Du Bois Press Print (I this edition of KEEWAYDIN Printed the 1913 “Lucky Bag , the Annual of the United States Naval Academy, which was «warded the Cup offered by the Art Crafts Review for the Best College Annual of the year; Does Commercial Printing as well as Fine Books; makes Catalogues, Folders, Broadsides, Circulars and all kinds of Direct Advertising, from preparation of the copy to delivery of the THE DU BOIS PRESS finished printing. 8l ST. PAUL STREET KOCH ESTER, N. Y. builders or r f n l books and direct mail advertising The Best Equipment For THRIFT SHOES Every Summer Sport Snafpy Styles Always McGregor and Imported Golf Clubs Prices Not High Splendid Values in Caddy Bags Slaaengcr, Wright «S: Ditson and Kent Tennis Goods 12. East Main Street Reach Baseball Goods Old Town Canoes Johnson Motors John Deisinger Bristol and Shakespeare Rods and Tackle Custom Tailor Imported Lawn Games Suits and Topcoats Made to Order Ladies and Gent's Dry Cleaning and Pressing Hxrantom’si All Kinds of Alterations All Work Guaranteed TWO STORES Phone Geneve JIJ7-R 911 GENESEE HULSE PHARMACY Carries a Complere Line of Drugs and Other Items Hotel Richford ROCHESTER, N. V. Usually Found in a Good Drug Store 150 Rooms, Si .15 Per Day 178 Jefferson Ave.. Corner Bronson 150 Rooms, $1 . 0 Per Day 14 Rooms, $2.00 Per Dav 7S Rooms, $7.00 Per Week ALOKftT MimCMtM MHSKY O. MUTsCHLKM A. H G. MLTSCHLER CHESTNUT and ELM STREETS Machinists jhJ Too1 Waken Park Avenue Car to Door General Jobbing Model Making Punchc jnd Die Experimental Work 77 79 North Water Street Hotel Ford, Buffalo, N. Y.—750 Rooms For Men and Women Roclicttcr Phone 5508 Rochester, N Y. UNDER SAMI MANAGEMENT r ' 91 The Hazel Sweet Shop “MIKE’S” I i shes to Thunk You For Your Past Patronage So Long “Pals” See You in September H Telephone Genesee 5056 4S8 Genesee Street Opposite West High ' -1 SPORTING GOODS TENNIS BASEBALL GOLF KODAKS FIF.;X GLASSES RADIO and ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES DISCOUNT TO 5TVDCNIS RUDOLPH SCHMIDT CO 4 SOUTH AVENUE Compliments of COTANCHE PHARMACY JAMES F COTANC HE. Ph G 557 Plymouth Avenue Rochester, N. Y. J. B. KELLER SONS FLORISTS JOHN B. SCOTT Grocer Phono GENESEE STREET 170 1704-270$ AT MAGNOI.IA 15 Clinton Avenue North Main 4004 Rochester, N. Y. CONGRESS CHOCOLATE SHOP N. D. STAMIRIS Ice Cretan—Candy School Sup plus 309 Congress A vc Genesee $178 The Arrow ToggeryShop M. W. RUBENS Arrow Collars, Hickok Belts Holeproof Hose B. V. D. Headquarters College Model Trousers Established 1 8$6 MAIN ST.. Cor BROWN W. J. Re AO an F. R. Reagan REAGAN BROS. MEAT MARKET foa PLYMOUTH AVE 7 GENESEE ST Tel Gcncvcc $61 Tel Genesee $$6? BUY YOUR PAINT Direct From Manufacturer and Sa c Money Call Mam i«X$ DON O-LAC COMPANY 9J 1 64a5oa t ••• • The next best step is a course at the R. 13. 1. Classes are in session all year round. Get an early start and be chat much nearer vour ambition to be self-support- ing and successful. Writty Telephone or cull for catalog Rochester Business Institute 172 Clinton Avenue South Chss in Bookkeeping After Graduation 94 GRADUATION, and then- FOR SOM E—The Halls of Higher Education' FOR OTHERS—The Marts of Trade FOR A L L—The Responsibility of Good Citizenship -□ — Resources Over $j jO00,000 Depositors 9h3?6 = E Rochester Savings Bank ORGANIZED 1831 9$ The Alo.it Complete Book Manufacturing Plant in Western New York BUNCE-KINDER COMPANY Book Manufacturers for the Trade Case Making, Stamping, Edge Gilding, Letter Cases Individual Bindings, Hand Tooling, Etc. 149-151 SEYMOUR STREET BUFFALO, N Y. WHEN CHOOSING A CAREER — Consider the possibilities of The Dental Profession —1ICGW 9 NM - RITTER DENTAL MFG. CO, Inc. Exclusive Manufacturers of Professional Eejiupment ROCHESTER, NEW YORK L_________________________________________ 96 97 BASTI AN BROS. CO. Manufacturing Jewelers and Stationers —TO High Schools and Colleges 12.81 Bastian Building Rochester, New York 8 99 FOR GRADUATION You Want A Field’s Suit Because FIELDS' SUITS carry the latest young fellow’s snap and style, Guaranteed all wool fabrics. Quality unequalled at much more money. Priced to warrant a great volumet urnover—Remember YOUR UNRESTRICTED CHOICE FiegdS Tuvnty-Two Fifty. Inc% 3 MAIN STREET EAST TERRY II. KANER. Mftr. THE SENIOR—$22.50 Watts Dry Cleaning Company, Inc. Expo ! Dry Cleaning Service Specialising in Lad its and Gents' Garments Work Called For And Delivered PHONE. GENESEE $14 311 Cottage St. Rochester, N. V. If Your Eyes Are Being Strained By— Glasses that arc uncomfortable, rou shoutJ have your eyes examined by an OCULIST fkytituu tyt iftc jlnr') and then he sure to have his pre- scription tilled by an optician, whose whole time and energy is concentrated on the making and ad|u tmg of perfect fitting spectacles. THE RESULT WILL BE WORTHWHILE —If You Don’t Know an Oculist, Ask t ’s— A. E. WHELPLEY PRESCRIPTION OPTICIAN 6 Seneca Arcade Phone Main 1054 BOUCHER—Flowers 345 Main Street East jo East Avenue Greenhouses- PcnhclJ Road—Brighton Both Phones Rochester. N Y. SCHULZ BROS. ICE CREAM—CANDIES—LUNCHES Glen. ijSi Dswky ssn Driving Park Avbs. too DARROW SCHOOL OF BUSINESS OUTSTANDING FEATURES INDIVIDUAL PROMOTION PERSONAL ATTENTION FRIENDLY INTEREST THOROUGH INSTRUCTION COMPLETE EQUIPMENT COMPETENT INSTRUCTORS FREE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE HIGHEST STANDARDS RESULTS COMPETENT GRADUATES SATISFIED EMPLOYERS 42. Clinton Avenue, North Stone 1974 Rochester, N. Y. Compliments C M. F. C PALMER REALTORS 319-310 Powers Block: FINE SAUSAGE Telephone, Main 1695 2.5 Front Strict Rochester, . Y. Walker Bros. Market SAM and DUTCH Quality Meats -Quality Eats Fancy Fruits and Vegetables Genesee 96 315 Genesee Street Rochester, N. Y. Compliment 1 of PAGE SHAW 46 EAST AVENUE MILSON’S SWEET SHOPPE Home Miute Candy and Ice Cream Phone Genesee S93 350 Thurston- RoadCoh. Milton Stri-.lt THE FRIENDLY HARDWARE STORE Ul. C. WALCH f ull Line Carden Seeds and Tools 918 Genesee St. Phone Genesee 10S8 JOHN BALLAGH, Pharmacist Complete Line o! SCHOOL SUPPLIES, CANDY. ICE CREAM SANDWICHES A1 way on Hand 407 GENESEE, Cor. HAWLEY F. W. MILLIGAN Dealer in Dry Coodiy bottom Men’s I imushin s Genesee St. Phone Gen. Rochester. N Y 101 THIS IS A DAY OF SPECIALISTS The “Jack-of-all-Tradcs has no place in either commerce or industry. Choose now vour life-work, and Ic.irn to do it well at MECHANICS INSTITUTE ROCHESTER, NEW YORK Courses Offered in HOME ECONOMICS Lunch Room Management Dietitian Management Costuming Retail Distribution Homemakers Part time courses in: Homemaking and Trade Millinery APPLIED ART Architecture Design Design and Interior Decoration Craft Illustration and Advertising Art Teacher Training: Art Education Craft Education Co operative Electrical Co operative Mechanical INDUSTRIAL ARTS Co-operative Chemical Write for a balder Two Year Electrical Two Year Mechanical The EQUITABLE LIFE WARREN S. PARKS Agency Manager Granite Building Rochester, N. Y. ROCHESTER STATIONERY COMPANY Office furniture and Equipment DESKS FILING EQUIPMENT CHAIRS TABLES BOOKCASES COSTUMERS CARD TABLES FOI-DING CHAIRS 1 ’is it our Neu - f urniture Display Room 10S MILL STREET HOMER KNAPP One of the Leading Agencies of the Country ESTABLISHED i ji GENERAL BUILDING EGBERT F. ASHLEY CO. CONSTRUCTION Gem:rjI Insurance 346-7 Cutler Building Union Trust Building Formerly Insurance HuiLlmi' Stone 793 Rochester, N. Y. numoNr main 444 Main Street West Rochester, N Y. 101 EASTMAN SCHOOL of MUSIC OF THE UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER HOWARD HASSON. Director An Endowed School Offering Complete Education in Music Counwc Leading to Degree Bachelor of Mu ic Courses Leading to Eastman School Certificate Operatic Training or Professional Career Organ Accompaniment of Motion Pictures Summer Session Afford Opportunity for Intensive Study in All Branches of Music For Information, Address the Secret ary-Mana tr Eastman School of Muste Cornwall Clothes Shop H. E. WILSON, Florist CUT FLOWERS Where the Boys Get DESIGNS Their Clothes DECORATIONS SpectaI Discount to Schools Burke Building Main ar St. Paul Phone Main 1084 $8 Main Sc. East CCD y If T Electric i Refrigeration Fits Your Own Ice Box Makes Ice-Frozen Deserts Safe—Sanitary—Dependable Satisfactory Guarantee—Liberal Time Payments Ask Us About SER V-EL Approved by Good Housekeeping and All Institutes PHONE MAIN 3960 Rochester Gas and Electric Corp. IO) Steefel-Connor Co. CLOTHING HENRY SIEBERT SONS Wholesale and Retail Dealer in REPAIRS for All Kindi of Stove , Furnace and Boilers 161-164 ANDREWS STREET Formerly ol 11-14 Cortland St. Rochciter. N. Y. Direct from Factory to You ASK ABOUT IO PAYMENT DlIX.tT FLAN Factory Salesroom 72.-So St. Paul St. Rochester, N. Y. USE TATS GRIT SOAP for the hands AFTER REPAIRING THE CAR “MINER'S” m Years of Jwkk. DEPENDABLE SERVICE LI if)) Grade Bicycles Complete Line of Children's 7chicles — REPAIRS and SUPPLIES 184-188 Clinton Avenue South t emember— Whether you need Draft- ing or Artists’Supplies for School or Painr Materials for the Home, we can supply your needs. BARNARD. PORTER Sc REMINGTON $-11-11 N Water Street Rochester. N. Y. Your Dealer Will Tell You The Best Thermometers To Use For Cooking, Bathing Candy Making AND General Home Usage 104 Culver Engraving Co., Inc. HALF-TONES and ZINC ETCHINGS Illustrations For All Purposes DEMOCRAT CHRONICLE BUILDING 5 9-61 EAST MAIN STREET 105 OUR Location Means Lower Prices to YOU Home Furnishings oj Distinction, Quality and Ran Value Inspection of our extensive stocks HART’S SELF-SERVING GROCERY STORES will impress you alike with their beauty and economy. You arc assured of the utmost courtesy on your visit. Rochester, N. Y. S. M. WALLACE FURNITURE CO. Stores all over the city 453-456 Main St. West Next to General Hospital The All photos in Keewayden Gregg Secretarial School and Excelsior Commercial Institute Individual Instruction in all sub- were wade by iccts enables you to complete your courses in rhe shortest possible time. Former students arc glad to tell of their advancement after taking courses here. The Nelson Studio What is between you and a first class office position? The high wall: ‘‘Business Education. But 117 Clinton Ave. S. the officcdoorof the Gregg School opens the way right through that wall. Let's Go. main 7834 136 Plymouth Ave. ROCHESTER, N. Y. io6 Vocational Guidance The selection of a vocation is one of the most import- ant steps in you life. Our Booklet “Selecting a Vocation will be sent free upon request to help you in making this im- portant choice. WRITE CALL—PIIONE VOCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGICAL INSTITUTE, Inc. Suite 911 Lincoln-Alliance Bank Bldg. Stone 3800 No Charge for Conciliation Sensational Values in Motor Cars CHRYSLER “58” “60 “70 “8o” Alliance Motor Corp. Chrysler Distributors 160 East Avc. Bellows Howden We arc the exclusive dealers in NETTLETON SHOES Watchmakers and Jewelers All kinds of Watch, Clock and Jewelry Repairing MeFarlin Clothing Co. 196 Genesee Street 195 Main East IF YOU J. B. KELLER SONS SEEK LIFE INSURANCE ADVICE Florists SEE A 15 Clinton A vc. North, Rochester, N. Y Guardian Life Agent ERNEST B. HOUGHTON, Manager GEO. T. BOUCHER 311-IL-13-1.4 National Bank of Rochester Phone Main 1315 FLOWERS 345 Main St. East 30 East Avenue Rochester, N. Y. 107 An Entire Factory Devoted to the cs '«w wiwrra Manufacture of Class Pixs, Rings, Medals, Trophies, Commencement V ur «(nwT ii. (n«i or cstoi n Invitations Roche ater, N.Y. WARREN-KAHSE Inc. — ROCHESTER, N. N.
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