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' -Ai 2)0Uj maniĀ times tue tjaUe entereb tips court, looheb up at ti)e frienblp mails and sintleb. 2)otu man? pleasant noon hours tue fjabe spent, loafing about tlje fountain, leaning on tfje balustrabe, laughing anb talking. $ut the other bap, token tue entereb this court, tue loobeb up at the frienblp, brotun tuallsāanb onlt Sigheb. W MCMXXVII West High School Rochester, New York PRESENTED BY THE SENIOR CLASSES OF Nineteen Twenty - Seven LjOREWORD āHistory repeats itselfāāand we find West High returning to a truly year lxĀ ok. In omhming the two elasses for the production of a single annual, we hope that the hook may thus reflect the school rather than the individual group and prove of greater interest to the entire student Ixxly. With the inauguration of the double year ln ok, we feel that the success of the āWā will, to a great extent, determine the suet-ess of the plan, as well as the style of future annuals. With this idea in mind we have tried to present the Ix-st. GLASS VOEM Above thee, all the stars of heaven shine And, at thy portals where the trend Of many passing feet Has left its fair, immortal mark The passing years bow down To kiss the grey moth-dust That lingers in the twilight after-glow And Ā« lings in soft form of what once was. Beyond thee, eventime pauses To see such homage paid As neither kings nor kingdoms can command And for a moment, that grim scythe is stilled That cuts away the years Like blades of golden wheat. Would that our hearts might sing The tale that builds about thy walls; A song with mellow notes That transforms thee all at onre Into a fair and lofty span Across the brink of time. āCiKKAl.l) BaUROCK. Miss Flohknof: Brown January b A Miss Etiiki. K m June Mr. John Hall , w ic Mr. Yrkne KlHiECTMBR Jan nary Betmation Co our Jfacultp Slbbisors, toljo fjabe entourages us toitfj tljeir support in all our Parl- ous stubent activities, toe bcbicatr tf)is boob; tjoping tljat bp boing so tot map ex- press our gratitube tor tljeir constant interest in our be bait. Cfje Classes of JanuariĀ anb June 1927 Caul Fish eu Honor Roll . Stuntlunl Hrarrr Hilda Smith Ctmtwlum of lltc Flay IIkthi.ve 'ok Mv KTLE |). IIkNDKICSON N KI.I.IK M E l.l T V IIazki. Lk okk Mkvkh Willis M. Kā yton Mar II. Snki k Saiia E. Swansox 12 Class Officers .Inn mini 1927 James Shedd Lucille Voi nc Carl Fisher Albert Tiiomas SENIOR YEAR I'resiil cut I ice-President Secret an Treasurer JCXIOR YEAR James Shedd...................... Lucille Youno Feter Braai...................... Ralph Axon (First Semester) Albert Thomas (Seeoml Semester) President I' ice-President Secreturi Treasurer Treasurer Joseph M voko James Shedd Peter Bhaal Wilson Ash Lucille Yount: Myrtle Henderson Ethel Jane Lowkli. Betty Adams Iona Davis SOPHOMORE YEAR Hails (I iris Pres id nil I' ire-President Secretari Treasurer Presiil nil I' ire-President Secretarii Treasurer t lit er- Trader 13 Kmzabkth Adams Jefferson .17 Ā± Frost Avenue Smith College āHktty CIumt Treasurer 2. .1 rrixtaiil Mmun er (i.A.A. _, fre.ridem A. A 3. TenniĀ 4, KoAdhull 2. 3. S trimming 2. It. I. (if w Mai 2. 3, Soccer. 3. MaKION (iEUTHt'DE A( KKRT Madison 7 Arnett Boulevard City Normal ā¢āMkm M vitiON F. Ai.i.kn Madison 108Ā« Dewey Avenue 1 'mice ided āMjixjk Sofi iomort furti Committo. So ii imiug 2. 3. Sirimmimj Meet 3. (hjm Meet 2. Honor French. Peter Braal Madison 88 Kmestine Stn-et Cniversity of Rochester IW CUmmĀ Seer, tun 2. 3. Ejrecutirc Counrul 2, 3. . ā. IUt hlimit 2, Cln. i Hn hlimit 2, II. It. Sncerr 2. ā¢ loss Soccer 2. 3, . I ml. Sncerr Mgr. 3, Soccer Manager I. Stuff Junior Clot I, Junior Dunce Committo 3, Ituri-ellmtl Keeerrett 3, I. Secretary Staticutā Aemciutinn I. Ili-Y 3, t, Robert Bi.ackst xk Madison I I'l Avery Street 1 iidecidcd Bi-vt ā¢kik II. It. Soccer 2. 3, I. . It. Hu aboil 3. 4. Henry K. Braver Jefferson 899 Child St rift M I. T. āIIask' 14 ( horn 2. LaYkhxk Carlson Madison 11 Karoos Place Mechanics Institute āVbkne (Irrident 4. William Churchill Madison 211 Aberdeen Street I niversity of Rochester ā¢ā¢Bnx' ISnml 2. If. 4, French Honor. AlDEN I. t I.AUK Jefferson 040 Seneca Parkway I'niversity of Pennsylvania āAi.iukā Oreheelra 2, It, Glee Club It, 4, I'rcr-J j r, Com- bi nett I Her ClubĀ 4. . It. Sneerr If. Track If. Tenni.i Taurnanienl 4. Junior Play Card I, Occident 4. William Clah No. 37 0 2 Spruce Street Springfield āButts Froth HaeebaU, Fro.d Snrrrr, Interdas Hu ebati I. 2, Interdatut If'iskdhnll I, 2, llecerrr llarebaU 2. IF tern flarkttlmll If. Handrail If, I, Soccer 2, If, I, Itn.iLdbnll 4. BkTHIN'K ( OK Madison tJ35 Chili Avenue Wellesley ā¢Burii I'ire-Prrtit!cut Ctax of Jinn 21 2. If. I'iee-Pren- ident Student's A uxor nit ion I, I'ice-P renident G. .1. .1. I. Haxkrtbidl 2, Trunin If, I, Trad- If, Soph Forti 2. Occident If, f. Junior Plui If. Xaltanol Oratorical Contra, Senior Flat Staff I Honor Hall f. I Alice May (Yimkk Madison IfiO Bartlett Street Business āAi.ā T if I riling air aril ā¢i. I}. Milton K. Coklett Madison AS!) Sawyer Street I ndccided Milt II. It. Iin i Imll -i. 3, I. H. ft. Soccer , :i. I. i'law Hum boll 'i. H' iyf iwy 3. I. I minor Track ā¢Ā£. 3, I. Track 3. 4. f 'mĀ« ( ountry i. 3. fiij . Cro Country 4. (ilLMāE R. l) Itl.lN l Madison S( S Arnett Boulevard I ni versit y of Rochester Itarkctlwll 3. I, Tr i 3, 4, Tenni Tournament .3. I. Orchrttlra 3. I, IIāĀ ā¢ lliy i Girls Sextette 4, Snp i Party Committer ā Ā£. Honor French. (ā kace PkYishkic Jefferson 18 l 'iillon Avenue Mechanics Institute āDke Raymond Denman Madison Ain Sawyer Str et Meelianics Instittile ā¢HaĀ II. It Sorerr ā¢ . 3. 4. II It. HtuehnU i. 3. I. II. II. I'uv Vrxiilrnl i. horn Soph PurtuComrnitt,, Haxkrthalt -i. 3. 4. lute relax. Soccer 'I. 3, I. ā¢i. (tl.ADYS l)m ;lass Madison 74 Jocelyn Plait Mechanics Institute Patā 16 M I I i: i; i i: I: i. i Pkrhv W. Esten Jefferson 10 Oneida Street Rcnsalacr Petk II'cui ifjh Radio ( luh 4. Irene Causos Koci.kston Madison 155 AveriII Avenue City Normal ā¢ Rkse ' Gift Club 'i, 3. I. Sprint ('liarIlf 2. 3. 4. Dorothy W. Evans Madison 805 Woodbine Avenue Mechanics Institute Dot Swimming :2. HtmLiiball -2. 3. I. Tenni 2. 3. 4. Tritui Tournament 2. 3. 4. Chant 2. Soph Parlp Cam miller 2. Mary Fojikr Evans ()ut of Town (Ā 7 Furman Orescent Cornell I :i i ! :i ā¢f It :i I I I I I āEvā Hockey 1, Track $, Ha.-kefhalt 2. 3, 4. Swimming 2, 4. Soccer 4. Senior Plug Stnfl. Elizabeth A. Evans Madison 184 Magnolia Street Business Betitā Typewriting A want. 2. (I FORCE K FeIIKKN HACK St. Monica's 111 Elindorf Avenue Syracuse Feiihy II. It. Ilu.-krlhutl 2. II. It. Soccer 1. . It. Hum i,all 2. Rand 2, H. 4. Orehnrfra 2. 3. 4. Inlrr-liigh Oreherlra, Hum bull 4. II J 17 Tai l K. Ferguson Madison 7 2 Cottage Street I 'ndecided āFekoā . R. Rascball 3. 1. Skating I. Mildred Fergi-son Jeffersun 10 Tacoma Street University of Rochester Carl Fisher Jefferson U5 Birr Street Cniversitv of Rochester āMii.i.yā āFish Err cut ire Council 2. 3. Occident 2. 3. Editor-in- chief ttcciilrnt 3. linsiness Mgr. Junior Unit I. t nit Senior Flay Ili-Y 2. 3. I. (āloss Secretory I. .! .Ā« . Mgr. RasehaH 3. I. Standard Rearer I. Honor Roll I. Honor French. Editor-in-chief '11' 4. Klikabetii Ford Madison ā201 Brooks Avenue M iss Bouve. Boston āLizā F.xrcuhn Conned 2, 3, I, Sirnninimj 3, I, Track I, Tennis I, Rasehall 3, -I. RnskellmR 3, I. Soccer 3. Soph Fart if Coni in dice 2, ' resident (I. .t. .1. I. StajJ al I I. ( loss Raslcthnll 3. V irginia M. FitkSimoxk Jefferson 1507 Ravine Avenue Cniversitv of Rochester āā¢r.ixxvā Leah Anna Gardner Madison West Henrietta. New York ornell āA xā Soph Forty Committer, Junior Floy Staff t. Tennis 3, I. Sicimining I. I PaI'LIXE . (iLADDINT. Madison JW Fenulale ( āreseenl Business School Paulā Donald G. Getmax Madison 288 Barton Street Princeton āDon Honor French, ('lasĀ llaxhclbail 'i, '.I, ('la . Sorerr 4. S. He.smc HatebaU 4. II. It. Ha kelMI 4. II. N. Soccer 4, S, I, II. II. Iiti ehtill I. I{c cot Baskcllttill I. Ritii t. Gkukximkk Madison Chili ('enter. New York City Normal āDikr Maiuohik Dortiika Harder Jefferson 472 Electric Avenue Eastman School of Music Maki.k Oreltesfni 4. ft, L Inter-H'ujh School Orchm ra 4. It. ā¦ , TyjHti ritintj . I iranl 4, It. f Ā i r,l ai' āll t. ( TIIKRIXK Jk N II KUINOTOS Madison ! Burkhard Place Business ā Jkanā Saraii L. II ;ama ('liarlotte tĀ !t Koscdale Street I ndccidcd āSally lā KtĀ ! EL 11EN DEKS( IN Madison Srotts ville. New York Business āHemdy Su immitnj 3, Association ChurnĀ 2. i: i; j j i I I ā¢44 r i I Il EXE P. IIaktseil Madison 90 Elba Street Business ā¢ā¢Si sir Myktle I). IIkmiekson Madison 940 Post Avenue Simmons Myrtikā Swimming 2, Ty ruriling AnnnlĀ :l. I. (lym Mat 2, 3. Tenni 3. L HatkrtbuU 4. Soctrr 3, Type writing Aim niĀ 2, :}. Soph more Tarty ('am- in if tie. Honor Hall 4. M AKCStEHITE HkTZLKR Jefferson 414 Emerson Street Business āMakuk Ihnini of ' 11'. M.UW ELI.INF. i. IIeT .I.EK Jefferson H t Knierson Street Business āMarcb lluanl of ir. Dl REWOOD S. 11II.I. Jefferson OS HI Like Avenue Hobart āRon I 1 :t :i i i I I :i i :i it) II. It. lin.xfbtill 2. II. II. Hn.ikrllniU 2. II. It. Sorerr 2. Hand 2. 3. 4. Orehrxlni 2. 3, 4. Ca. l Senior Tiny 4. Cl.AKKāK E. IIlNM.KY Madison HI Burlington Avenue City Normal Clash (Intros S. Daemon T. 11 inchky Out of Town Cold water. New York University of W isconsin . f(. Bu.ubol! I. If. H. Baslrrtlmll I. II. li. Sorrrr I, Rrterre Sorrrr 2. Hexene Ha.xr ball 3. Art. Mijr. Sorrrr 3. Ili. J'3. I Kingsley Hohton Madison 3: 8 Aberdeen Street University of Koeliester Kim; (hruh of 2, :{, Slajr Junior Play. Staff Senior Play I. Hi-}' 2. . II. U. Has.(mil 'i. :t. I, II K. Sorrrr 2. 3. Ā . . It. HasLttlmll 2. 3. I. IV in Her I h ride III Short Story ('nutrsf V. Mae E. Hi nātei Madison 174 Woodbine venue Business SmiijĀ ā Beryl M. Hoslky Madison JUKI Soul Ii Avenue Roehester Dental l)is|H nsary āB Dokotiiy A. Hi tc iiinos Madison 33 lAnmtain Street Business Dot ā Ty tru ritimj A n orth 3. Arsocialioo ( harm 2. Typewriting At rani 2, 21 Brownell R. Jamison Madison 88 Alexander Street t'niversity of Rochester āRi'dyā Itnml 2. 3. 4. Orchestra i. 3. I, Honor French, i'.rvcutire Cininril 4. FrAXKLIX I . IXCLIS Jefferson ā¢i'i Anthony Street Eiistman Selifxil of Music Iāakkkuā Orrhrxlro 2, 3, 4. Hand 3. 4. I nter-ll iyh Orchestra -ā¢ 3. 4. Intrr-llii h Hum! 3, 4. West Unfit Siring Qnnrlii 3. 4. Inlrr-lliyh Mulliplr Siring Quartet 3. 4. Junior Vhillwrmonir. Loyal Stanton Jexks No. 87 804 Post Avenue R. B. I. Jevks II. It. Basketball 1. i. 3. 4. II. It. Soccer I. 3. Interdas.'i llaslo lluill 1. 2, 3. Interrlasx Soccer 1. Interdans HomImiII 1, 2. llorkey 2, Sta(T Senior Play 4. Kathryn Mae Jonhs ()ut of Town 80 Colgate Street City Normal ā¢āKayā Sirimtiling 2. 3, 4. Mildred Alisha Jkrmyx No. 3 'i Wellington Avenue Brockport Normal āJbicryā Orchestra I. dicin' dee (Hub ā¢Ā . 3. Sordid Chorus 2, 3. Thelma R. Kef.fk Madison v( 2 Brooks Avenue Business ā¢ā¢MV Steiru winy 2, 3. Tennis 4. Ita.ulaill 3, Gym Meet 2 Typcirritiny A Kurd 2, 3. Chorus 2. iomcismZi 1L1 I Kith E. Kershaw Madison -27G Cypress Street I niversity of Rochester āKmĀ ā John E. Kkllv -29 Cold Street I ndecided āJohnnieā Nellie Mae Lucia Jefferson 1070 Dewey Avenue Eastman School of Music āNfluk Honor French, Honor Roll 1. Minnie Kkolick Madison 8.7S (ienesee Street Business Minmk Felix Laurini Jefferson 187 Fulton Avenue Business āCatā Mildred E. Ludwig Jefferson 404 Ravine Avenue City Normal ā¢ā¢Mil' Honor French, dice Club 3, 4. Class Don Com- mittee 1. Trunin 4. Gregory Vrony Macgio Jefferson 165 Brown Street I niversity of Buffalo Vhonv II. Ii. HasketbaU 't, 3. 4. . U. Soccer ā , 3, 4. Inhrcluxs llaikrtball I. nlrrdn.se HaerhaH 4. Retine Hast bull 3. 4. Ty writing A front i. F. (Ā«hack Lyon Madison 86 Enterprise Street K. B. I. tlRACB John Macho Madison I.'Mi Anthony Street ('olinnhia Hbv Tiiciik Orciilenl 3. 4. S nrial ( hnriit 3. 4. Fencing 3, 4, F.rrrutirc Council 3. Staff II' 4. (Ā«ILBKKT B. MaI-ONKA Madison 76 2 Post Avenue Mechanics Institute Gil Fit cut in- Council i, 3. V. Joseph Macro Madison 186 Anthony Street Mechanics Institute ā¢Jokā t Inat President i. Executin'. Council 3, Wnulling 3, 4. I1 curing 3. I, Cunt Senior Fluff I. Sntintutl Oratorical Conti. t 4, Winner Constitution Enemy Contest I. c mil E. Manning Jefferson 307 Lake View Park M L T. āManny llanti i. 3. 4. 24 MĀ£3MĀ£iS James W. M Him ok Jefferson Dewey Ave. Slone Rd. Kastman School of Music ā¢ā¢Jm Band 4. :t, 4, Orche 'ra 4. :l, 4. Executive Council I, A t. Mgr. Band 1. Jt m; K. M a son Madison . 04 Plynioiitli Avenue Business Mahey A iOciation Chorus -J. Soever 4. Snimruing I. Basketball 3, I. Occident :t. 4. .1 VMKS R. MiāM l S Aquinas Institute H ā Averill Avenue Springfield Jim Association I'horiis 4, Tf urn riling I wards II. II. Sorerr |, 4. :l. . Ā . Bo.ikrtbalt i, !l, 4, Tenni Tournament 4. .ā4, I. Truck 3, 4. Cross I 'omitnr :i. 4. Class Soccer 1. 4. Class Basketball 4. Donald W. Milleu No it; 105 Weldon SI reel (4 ilgate āDiixek II ZEL Lf.nore Meveu Madison 1 21 South I'uion Street (!oluml iu Kim Soyh Cur!if Committer 4. Occident If. 4, Soccer 4. Bucket trull 4, 3. 4. Baseball 4. Swimming 4. Cnjm Meet 4, 8, Che Club 4. '5. T fteirriting Award 4. Honor Boll 4. Board of āII 4. (i. (Silk Miller Madison IIMĀ Sherwood venue Iānivcrsity of Rochester Noel Bund 4. .ā4. 4. Inier-High Syrn Jioni 4. Cast of Junior dug 4. Cast of Senior Phi 1 4. Marion Ml-NTS No. 37 196 Sawyer Street Mechanics Institute āMahionā Kimketbull 1, 4. HwotwII I, Swimming 4,3, Tennis 3. I. Robert Miller Ethel Parreli-s Madison Madison 30 Oak Hill View Mil Sawyer Street University of Rochester (āitv Normal ;i Hon Km Hanford Petiu Jefferson 330 Frank Street rniversity of Rochester Ham Marian Louise Pearson Jefferson 3 Brooklyn Street I Tndccided āMakv-Ann Seri.-Treat. (I, .1. A. 2, Vicr-Prt . (I. .1. .1. 3. 4. (!. .4. . 1. ('ounril 2. 3, I. TyffCieriting . I tcurJs 2, Honor French, Soph Parly Comm litre 2, I in Committee I, Occillent 4, Suummimj 2, 3, 4. Tenni 2. 3. I, Chit' Basketball 3. 4. Cym Meet 2, 3, Do nr inn 3. Soccer 3. 4. Track I, School Basketball 4, tiiris Itrsern 2, 3, 4. Hildkcakde Petri Jefferson 330 Frank Street University of Rochester Rosky 26 Helen K. Praj iiki. .Jefferson 372 Orchard Street Business Phach I 1 IiĀ a A. Polizzi Jefferson 37 2 Orchanl Street Business 1ua' Frances R. B. Ql' mkk Madison 41 Lozier Street I Cland-Stanford āFranā Orchestra i, 3, I. Chorus 8, 4. Soph Partu Committee ā¢i, Intrr-elnxs Mrrt ā¢Ā , llnskrtlndl I, i, 3, Tenni l. 3, 4, Su iu miinj 3, det Clui. 4. Willis M. Kaytox Madison Sf) Rnxhornugh Road Hamilton ā¢ā¢Hay.ā Will, oh Wiiat IIavk Yoe? Itadio Club 4. Fencing Club 4, Honor Poll 4. Staff of āIr.ā George Henry Rice Aquinas Institute 341 Averi 11 Avenue Iāniversily of Rochester āHickā Inter-High School Orchestra 1. 2. 3, 4, String II. R. Itasheiball 3, 4, Class Basketball 1. Track Quartet H. X. Orchestra 3, I, Ciri Sextette 3, 4, 4. Indoor Track A. I Vojw Country 4. Honor French, filer Club X. 4. Helen A. Rachwalbki Washington S Margaret Street Eastman School of Music ā ā¢Helen 'larice St. John Madison South Avenue Iniversity of Rochester āCuhe Flora Jean Ri . .o Jefferson Ā Ā ? Arnett. Boulevard I niversity of Rochester āFloā Sf.frinf ('horns It, I, Association ('horns i, (iiris' Mrs ( lub It, I. .[rniistict Dor Arxrmhiy Cray ram. James (i. SiiEDD Jefferson lo?.ā) Lake Avenue oruell āHuxm ( 'lass I it'c-Crr.iol,nt āi. Class Crnndrnt It. , Sr crrtori St mini (s' Association It. Cwridrnt Stmlrnt Ar.strriation 1. -)' ā¢Ā£, It. 4. Staff Junior Cl ( Staff Senior Clay lb sent IIosItIIhiII i. It. Ile rcrre ltn. rhaU ā¢Ā£, It, Ib.urtr Snrcrr -i. ItnsLrtlntl It. t. H'J tehall I, Srrrrrr It. I'njrtnin Soccrr t. I'.rrrutin 'ouncit it, t. Alice Many Si iineioku Jefferson 1420 Lake Avenue City Normal Aijck I :i I LA Si IIAKKKU Madison H7 Salina Street Kastman School of Music Ii .1 storia! ion ('horns i. ('horns 'i. I it ex b Fannie Shout Madison S otis ville. New York Business mRkĀ« Association I hams i, Typcuriliwj Airard It. VtOS GSt 28 Huc; en E Smith Out of Town 10 Pairview Heights Colgate āā¢Smithieā Track 3, ('rung Country 4, 1 minor Truck I, Arthur 1). Sickles Madison 0-20 Klmdorf Avenue Iāniversity of Wisconsin Aitrā Hilda Smith Madison 000 Mt. Vernon Avenue Cornell Hildaāā Glee Club 2. Special Chorus 2. Soph Party Com- mittee 2, Occulent 3. . It. Haeebitll 2, 8, II. It. HaskeibaH 2, 3. II. It. Soccer 2. . Iwrf. Mgr. Ua c- Ixill :t. Stuff Junior Play 4, Exccutirc Council 4. Rcsrrrr Soccer 3, 4. Itrstrce Hash tlmll 4. l.irf. Cheerleader 3. 4. Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. Cost Senior Ploy 4, Stuff West High 'H 4. Honor Trench, Swimming 2, 3, I, Soccer 3, I. U r ketlmll 3, I, Truck I. Graduation Announce- ment' Committee 4. Custodian of the Plug 4. Honor Itoll 4, Alliance Franchise Medal 4, lioarxl of ā11ā Nelson Smith Madison 2t Cottage Street Business Sax ' Hand 2, 3. Orchestra 2, Saxo phone quart, t 3. M u Kkn .ie L. Smith (Jut of Town 313 Flint Street (iuilniant Organ School Mac Truck 4. Hand 3. 4. Orchestra 3. 4. Many Helen Avery Sneck Madison I'i Brooks Avenue tāniversity of Rochester Mart-11 flex A oci(itiim Chorus 2, ConcerI Club 2, Glee Club 2, 3. 4. Chora 2, 3, 4, Satiomil Oratorical Conte.-1 2. 3. Honor Itoll 4. Senior Play Cart 4. I I yi a Rl THE SXYDKK Madison 5(14 Seward Street City Normal Rutiit ('hair mnn Senior Parly Com miller 4. Dorothy W. Snell Madison 459 Rockingham Street Mechanics Institute āArt' Association Churns ā¢Ā£, Ciris' (lire Club'3, I. Special Chorus 3, 4. Occident a. I. Hoard of ' 11 (h.aoys Stiiong Jefferson 40 Glendale Park Business ā(iMDrn Eunice Syvart Madison 41 Hickory Street I ndccided āEvā Sara Swanson Madison 48 Raelnirn Street Cniversity of Rochester ā¢ā¢Sai.ly ā French Honor. HaslietbaH i. It. I. I loss UaskrtbnH i, a. I. StliiKil Tram Hngkelbull i, J. (lum Meet i, It. HaarbaH 'i, a. Socrrr a. IIV f l iijh Mnnojrain I, Slnfl Junior Chip I. Honor loll I. Hnnnl II'Ā IIiyh āII'ā 4. Aliieut H. I'iiomas Jefferson 5(Ā l ('lay Avenue I niversity of Pennsylvania āOim Amur Hernlrot ā . a. Occulent Cm i, Hi )' .{, I, Class Treasurer a. 4, Rcsrrre HoskethaU a. Hand i, a, Orchestra ā¢Ā£. a, Inlrr-Hnjh Hand and Orchestra a. Honor French, Staff Junior Clay, Staff Senior Clay. Hutiness M jr. MV Hujh āIfā l. 30 Lkox YaxKerhovk Madison 193 Reynolds Street Business Leon II. II. Soccer ā¢ . J. II. II. Basketball i. Ri tu E. Iānger Clifford Verckuske j Madison No. 44 1 4. ( Exchange Street 850 Chili Avenue Rmi 1 Io|h College Cuiāā .1 Clots Secretary and Treasurer I. II. II. Sinrrr -i. H. H It. liiixrboll Ā£. a. (lire Club 3. 4. Quartet 4. Soph Doner Committee, I Evla Frances Walker Madison 033 Post Avenue I ndceided F.tli Su'imniing Club i. Soph Party ( oiumittee, Ciri (HfC Club 'i. 3. I. Combined (lire Club i, 3, I, A mortal ion Chorus 'Ā£. I tr- Charles Vickehman Madison 10 2 Columbia Avenue Darrow School āCiicck . It. Soccer -i, 3. U. It. HarkethnU 'i. Rktiia M kiox Warner Madison 81 South Fitr.hugh Street brown's Salon ā¢ā¢Rktiiaā (Icritlcnt 4. Senior Party Committer 1. Hoard of 51 iā 7 Aā 1! i: i: j: i i: I ii i: i; i i: i; ii i: Florence M w Westfall Washington . hĀ G (icnesce Street Business ā¢ F lo 1 Tennis 3, . i-'MHāiatinn Chorum 'i. Lester Wkioiiill Dorothy Mildred Williamson Jefferson Madison If 7t Loeust Street NS AveriII Avenue S I'niversity of Wisconsin Business LrT āDot X II. It. Itasrball i. II. It. HaiktlMI i. Track 4. i Jeannette M. Wood I Out of Town A IS la-iiox Street Business .1 ā.Iranā Tenui 4. Klizauetii Wool) Litii.i.e K. Young 1 Madison Madison JOS Kenwood Avenue SI Lozier Street I rniversily of Rochester Kastman School of Music Bumrā Short i 1 mnis 'i, 3, 4. Itasketball ā¢i. II, I. Swimming ā¢Ā£. 3. ( if 5 President for Girls 'i, ( Imu 1 āiei-President L (i. .4. .4. 1 mu,cit M, (Igni Meet 3, So di Party 3. I. Prerutir Council I. Hand i. 3. 1. Orchestra T Committe,, Senior Party Committee, (iradtiation 'i. 3. 4. Inter-IIigh Orchestra Ā£. 3. V. t uter-High X A n non w e mente t nnt milter. Hand ā¢i, 3, 4. 1 ice-President Orchestra 4. I 32 123. Slum Crosrtjp 8t luas tuitlj a bpcibtb SljocU (bat (be netus of tfje beatb of mm Cros- bp mas receibeb. 2)e toas a quiet bop tubose cheer- ful smile bab loon for bim manp frienbs, not onlp in botb tbe senior classes, but also in tbe stubent bobi at large. 3S Class Honor Roll Robert Moeiilman................................................Standard-Bearer Jane Mdr(jan .............................................Custodian of the Flag Marea Jeanette (In.niN Fern Mattesox Nettie (in.kite Pai l Showers Joseph Wilson Kenneth Relmnio Otto II min Ll.OVI) SrilEHMEKIIORN Milton Fllis David IIoi iistein Class Officers Junr l!H7 SENIOR VKAK TlIKODOKB Kkli i Jane Morgan Charles Pritchard Carlton Thayer .... .11 mok VKAK Theodore Kellv.................... Bethink Coe . Charles Pritchard ( ā MILTON Til AVER SOPHOMORE YEAR Theodore Kelly Donald Walker .... Bethink Coe . Laurie Butler Milton Melville PR ESI I MAN VKAK President I' ice-President Secretary Treasurer Presiilent I āire-President Secret ary Treasurer President I ice-President Secretary Treasurer 1 her r-Leader 35 Theodore Kei.li DoKOTin Din . (Hoys') President (dirts ) President Dohotiika Adams Jefferson 1-21 Kinerson Street Kastman School of Music Dotā Ann'ie Aab Madison :t?4 Aberdeen Street University of Rocliester Annā Sirini'iiing f. .āI. 4. linihllmll i. 8. I. HiimLill 8, Sin'rir 'I. I, Hu ml if. Sii ilinwnti Hurl if Cnitimilltr. Joseph Ai.aimo (bit of Town I Hi Ambrose Street āornell Jobā I AI I. Ai.tpktkk Madison .V24 Plymouth Avenue Iāniversity of Boehestcr Alā Ihriilnil 8. I. Ill-)' 8. I. Hnj % (iUr f tub 8. ('Imm Sumr'i, 8, J. II It SinTi-r f. 8. . {. Ilaulmll 8. I. II. It. HnskdbnU 'i. 8. Ku .aiieui Ai.i.im; Madison I'orcsl Lawn. New York t niversity of Rochester Lizā IIuhHiIIhiII 8. I. Hum (mil 8. Honor Frrtirh. Do HOT in A 1)HK Madison Post Avenue Business JoflNNVā jV, (tF.KALD M. BaRBOVR Madison ISO Bartlett Street University of Rochester ā¢Jf.rhy Occident 2, 8, 4, Staf of ā l (iOHIK)N IRWIN BaKONS NuiiiIht 'il Slf) Linden Street Cortland Normal Shortyā ('her Header St admin Annociation I. Wretllimj 1, 2. 4. Captain ll'mtliny I. Executin' Council I, FresJiruun Sorter, Uc.trnc Socctr I. Adele Angell Jefferson 400 Clay Avenue Mechanics Institute āā¢Dr.LLY Tennis 3, Honor French. Agkks Biesexbach St. Monica 714 Seward Street Business ā¢'Aooie West lli h Orchestra, Irrier-llujh Orchestra Clarice W. Bigelow Monroe Junior 41) Williams St reet Mechanics Institute āTeddy 8 trim in in 9 I. Tennis 3, I, Combined Chorus 3. tier a lent Staff. David Y. Barron Jr. Jefferson ā¢289 Electric Ave. Boston Technical āDaveā Cross Country I. Tract: I. (Her Club. Special ('horns. IIEl.UN K. IIh.VNDT ā¢IcIIVrSOII 49 2 Augustine Str Ā« t I nivcrsity of Rochester Iāiussy (i.A.A. 3. I. S nriuI Chant , Honor Pnneh I. 2. :t. So ifwwiiri Pa rig CoHtmillee, Junior Pla ( it ft. I 1 1 Helen Boi i y Miulison ā¢2K2 Mulhmry Street Highland Hospital āHouiĀ Spreiat I hunts, . { ā¢.. ocititiait Chorus. li IC IIH BlĀ«Ā V Madison 1104 rnrtt Blvd. I'ndccided Haht Way ne Butlkk Mem rot ā ).ā Normandy AvĀ« nu Syracuse I Diversity āHitt 'ā¢'orn r i, linn hull I. Till Mi. I. (lift ('full i. . 1. I, Press 'Iuli l. I'ltEOEim: S. Bmiw JolTerson T Stive Terrace I niverity of Ilorliester ā¢Thku' M YKCJAKKT AI.I.Altl ā¢JefFcrson IT Saratoga Avon in I ndecidcd āMaoā 38 N ijf of ā¢ ir.' Sui Miming :t, (ih , ( lull. Dorothea Chapman Jefferson 1032 Genesee Park Blvd. Iāndecidod āDot Soph. Hiulrcllt'ill, SamvelM. ahdune JefTerson H7 Taylor Street University of Michigan āSam Dorothy lark Number 37 IDS Millington Avenue l niver ily of Roclioler DĀ«jmis I'r tAx Country . }. I, Arst. Munuy r JārorhStaff Boskrfbalt it, 3, Swimming. of vr Joseph ink Coe Madison 1 22 IVnliurst Avenue Keuka āollegc Joā Ejtrrutirc Can nr H .āI, I. Baslvtbfltl 'i. 3, I. Snun ni- ing J, I, flunar Ffriirk, i. 1 . E Alta Cue Speneer|K rl High 73 Barton Street 1 n decided āA i. Minnktiia ( āok SpenctTporl High 73 Marion Street I ndeeided Minxik Sir ini in iny I. Swimming I 39 Mildred C. Collier Jefferson Ā£61 Glenwood Avenue Ili hland Hospital Mima (Uce Huh 2. :t. I. James ('ole Madison 08 West High Terr. University of Rochester Jim Swimming 3. L Kcterrr Socrrr 3. L Untmr French, Staff Junior Play, Staff Senior Play. John Collins Madison 1030 Genesee Street Hamilton College Jack Prrsiilrnt II r-)ā I. Swimming 2. 3. I. Clan It nil:fi- lm II 2. tlcxerrc HaxebaH II, Manager Swimming 4, Eucsrkia Coon Madison Ā£Ā£t Alierdecn Street University of Hocliester Ciiinkā Swimming 2, 3, Orchestra 2. 8, I Ai.frktta H. Colton NuiiiIht 37 (Ā ! handler Street I ndecided Uaueā llnslatball I, 2, I niff Twining, ( konix 2. William Cornelius Number 48 117 Campbell Park Undecided Bilkā hrnxh Hturimll. II. It. Soccer I. e. :l. II. It. Hmirt- Ml I, nfcrHau Soccer 2. 3. Ā«nor French. 40 Frkida Daniels Madison 4S Hamilton Street Business School āFran Richard E. (Ymminos Out of Town k2ll (ienesee Park Blvd. Mass. Institute of Technology Dickā Amuku Dav Madison 180 Roxhorough Road Eastman School of Music Amir Orrlirstm i. 4. Dominic I.. DeMaria St. Boniface Blakcncy Place Undecided Dim Auleax Dewfa N iimncr 8? 855 Brooks Avenue ily Normal School āDkwkyā HashtihiU I. Strimutiit'j I. til I.DA I) El. MON A CO Jefferson Jr. High 36 Curtis Street Business āJinā Uamkaiboll 1. 41 Jean A. I)ix (Ā«ales Dist. No. 4 ( old water. New York City Norniul Jlaxcball I, ( harm. Honor French, Fresh nan Forty t'ommittrt. Staff of āIfā,ā Jnnan Flay Cant. IĀ oh don Dieiil Madison 1 K 'empress Avenue Syracuse ā(iOKUIK Ktiiel M. Donaldson Jetrerson IK) Mt. Vernon Avenue Mechanics āI ka liraĀ ā It. ft. Hanlrall, II. It. Hodrtball. Staff of -MV tn.tlu tlmll 3, f'n-Hc i 1' torus 3. Edwin C. 1) oley St. Moniea Ā !ā¢ Roslyn Stric t I 'ndccidcd āEnā M nvmm ise Donaldson Jefferson Dl) Rosalind Si reel Keuka College āMauylou' William Doty Madison :JS ; Sawyer Si reel Cmleeided āBill I las i Sorct r 2, late relax Hast bull 2. If. . (. Haskrtltall 'i. 3. I, In ter class Ihutketbull jf, ;{, I alert lass Soccer 2, 3. 4. lunar French. 4Ā Edgar Leonard Dow Madison bo-2 Brooks Avenue Undecided āKoā Jerome Niles Doi.maux Madison ā¢M Aberdeen Street Wharton School of oinmeree Jerkvā Martin Dowung St. Augestinc 196 Warwick Avenue Holy Cross āMart diet (āhilt. Manager Ihtckt it'A, I, Attxithtnl Monager n( Track I, lloclu'ii'iy .āI, I, Triickll, I. Hiloor Track I. i, M, I. rot ('oitnlrt 2, Skating -2. :l, I. Honor Trench. M KTIAEL II. I 1 It AM K Jefferson 17K Wilder Street Journalism Mikk Mildred Kastman Madison ā26 Eddy Street I āndeeided āMiuokā Striuiiuirnj It. George Diiojaksky Madison W90 Lvell Avenue University of Rochester (Jeoiiob ' 43 Milton A. K. Ellis Madison -273 West Avenue Lāniversity of Rochester Milt Honor French ( vki. EisKNsrimm Madison IM Kairview Avenue 'arncgic Shitty On a Ei.imikk Madison in (āottage Street Business Natiiauk Emit: Madison 504 Ravcmvood Avi I ndccided Natii Makoahet Ekh Wood I hi ry. New Jersey ā¢2. l Sherwood Avenue Biieknell I'm. ā..irrutin ( ootiril I, I toxin lĀ rl ā¢Ā£, Striminimj 1, T ,nix J, So thaiHurr Party t 'om mitt re, Junior Ploy, Senior Plug (Jiul, Stuff of II ' KNTA rANTON Wellsvillc .lr. High .orhoster R. 1). No. Denial Disjx'nsary ViĀ 4Ā« i: ! I Mahy Finochiako Jefferson .S7 1 Wellington Avenue Business Mary I.kaii Fi ki.i:.niki Madison 117 Reynolds Si reef Business Lee a rkt r Fisher Jefferson 1 Ā 7 Wilder Si reel 1āndeeided ā¢Lt rr . Raymond W. Foster Madison I So Gilbert Drive Syraeuse Business School Rai T n rutin I'omiril Ā£. N'O Jr Iātirly tāuunuilf r. Mutivh Prop ujution I. Ru iiaku W. FitzPatrick Jefferson .77 Genesee Park Blv l. Syracuse ā¢ā¢Dick ' Truck fowri.- Ā . hitrrrlu..- lluArt hill 'Ā£, S. Interetttv Some Ā£. S. I. i koi m a Francis Jefferson 117 Magee Avenue Wellesley (! inxy ilmkrtkall Ā£. It, tiler t tāh :l, I, Honor Freuvh, Stuff of -II . George Freak Jefferson 1340 Lake Avenue University of Buffalo Fkeak Richard Gaylord Madison 121 Genesee Street X. V. State College of Forestry Dick Frank Y. Fulkeader Madison 203 Chili Avenue St. Lawrence Kilhkadkk . It. Soccer ā¢ . II. It. Soccer 1. ā¢i. Areociatlon 'horn i, II. ?, HarkctUiIl I, -i. Melvin Gossen Madison 21 (iregory Street Undecided Gowtsi 7 fork i, 3. 4. Captain Track I. Soccer I, HascbnU Ht .tr nr. 3. (āhut Soccrr 3. Nettie Gillette Madison NO Kenwood Avenue Yassar āDisk Mildred Greenleak Madison s Beaver Street Howard University Millie C.A.A. Council 4, 3. I. Hotktfball I, Tnmix ā . :t. 5 . Swimming ā Ā£. 3, I. Honor French, Sn Ji. Corti ('on nit ter. Siri mating I, Ho ml. Orchestra. 4 (j Mania Gii.din Jefferson 111 2 Dewey Avenue Eastman School of Music M uv Tennis 2. S trimming i. S. 4. Or chi.lira 2. Honor French. John A. Giti nv East Nigh 88 Millbunk Street. I'nitcd States Military Academy Ja k II. n. Soccer 2. $. 4. II {. Hn An fa,II 2. U. It. Hoar fall I i. Otto (ā. Hahn Jefferson 507 Emerson St reet I Hiversity of Rochester Orr Haml i. It. 4. Orchestra 11, S, 4, II. li. Soccer 2. Honor Hoi I, Ktccutiir CoHlieU, )'. MlLDHED II AIK E Madison 18 Raven wood Avenue R B. 1. ā¢Mm Honor t rench. Isabel M. II vine Out of Town 18 West Avenue Nursing āIz .v Anna Hammah S|H nccr| ort High ('old water. New York Business Ann Ty mrriling Iāerti icalc It 47 ā Ā£ ?5ā5nfe5!T?i Fkaxj ks K. Haknisii Madison 1 2 (ireemvond Street Business ā¢ ' ' ' tcriliiuj Airunt. 'i. Helen 11 kmox Jefferson (WO Ma cc Avenue Meelutnies Instit iit I lunf Sinui iiinq J, Itti ikilhall I, t. L'..l I. ā Ā . f.' iv ( lull 'i. On'iHnit i. :l. (āllAKI.ES IIa .kn Madison 1SMI Berkeley Street I ndeeided I HIĀ« K ' ItiUvIhall tt. 4. SiH-ri r :l. . A . Hu IhiII ā¢i. 3. . A . Uunkrlbull 1, 'i. II. A'. Sonrr āi. Soph. I'urhj i'niu- m M MKJAKI T 1111.HKK'I Madisi hi 00 I'cnlnirst Avenue City Normal IW (ā¢ā l-.l. āI, .IsMtriiilioii I hunts, (ihi ('Iuli I. Lei IN l(ll I I KWH Madison 70 Adams Street I'liiladelpliia ( olleye HĀ« Ā ii I OUOTIIV K. Iliusi II Jefferson .ā (Ā 0 Fleet rie Avenue I āndeeided ā¢āDot Onāiiletil l?32Ā£S55 M VKIOX IluiMJKS Jefferson 15 M arvlaiut Street I ndeeided āMaim:Ā : 1) 11 licit IISTKIN Number 'M ā215 (Juki lair Drive I lurvard āDav Ā : Executin' Council 2. :l. I. l nnor Holt. I )r u rriiKA F. Holt ( uI of Tow n KM Arueit Blvd. Business āāDot Mki.kn Hopkins Jefferson :J4 Lisbon St reet Business ā¢ā¢Hop- Jam es ( i I IooKKK. Jr. No. n 07 (ienosee Bark Blvil. I ndeeided ā¢ā¢Jimā Excrutirr Council I. IIārcxtliiuj 1. 'I. .'t. I. Chi Club I, S. brush Curly Commithr. MlI.DIU.I) IloitSIXCTDN ()ut of Town MS5 Ivllicott Street Business Miij.ii; Laura Hunter Jefferson Midvale Terruee Ā«enesee Hospital To IVā (; { Meet 4, filer Club 4. It. I. IIkATII IIo VLAM) Madison :{(!(Ā Aldine At n et I Diversity of Michigan ā¢āHowieā I iimn French. Kitii Johnson Madison tiS'2 Frost Avenue Business Johnnyāā Cāiihis Katsami ES Madison 47 Alameda Street Cornell Iāliiversily āCāiihisā I . II. Hom-IhiII 4. It, Soccer 4. NOIIMAN KasIM R Madison 17!) 'rawford Street Business Noicm Ihiml a. ( Koiikht Kazmayeu Jefferson entral V M.C.A. t liiverdtv of Rnrhester āHou t'roxs ('wintry ;t. Occident It. I. Junior ālay (āo.it I j 50 William Keenan St. Augustine 157 Post AvfiiiH illanolia llnx I'nvh Haul Hill, 'rath .S'oeivr, Soph. HimrLnll, Soph Sorrrr, ( horn . Si ninr I hi if Stuff. KkwKTII Kl l.lJXi . Madison (iO Karl Sired Knivcrsitv of Rochester Kkn (itjf TtiurmiHtt 'if I. Trim is Tonftitlioriil I, Honor nitrh. II. II. Vnr :l. II. II. Hu.- Inill 'I, .āI. II. It. Ilāsi. Until :f. Gladys Kkmi Madison Post Avenue lirorkport Normal āSmillV Sirimutiinj .āI, I. Ihintl 2, .'I. ('horns 2. Makiw Kkekk Madison +8 Ix'iiox Street ( ortlniid M via vv a. Tiieoijokk Kelly St. Augustine lll.'l Garfield Sired Knivcrsity of Rochester āTkiĀ II A HOLD I. Kl Ā«i Madison I 1.1 Kenwood Avnnic Syracuse ( hiss Prrxiitrnl I. 2. 3. L Host hill 'i. 3. L Soror Honor I' rnrlt, 4. . ft. Sorrrr ā2, 5. 1'hitirnuin Soph 1ānrli), (o hi nil I'bairman Srninr iinmtil Iānrlt . II. It. lUukrthilfl I. 2. I rtish Hum-hull. Sttrrrr utnl Itmlrl- hull, Snphnnwrr Sorrrr. S.UII EI, II. Kincston Madison W7 Roslvn Si reel Harrow Sehool of Business ā¢Samā . II. Hnnktll-all . :l, I. Ilaxcball 'i, 8. S,m-c, i. 8. 4. Inlcretaxs HiiāiillMill i. 8, Sofrrr 'i, 8 Richard R. Ki ;sto Kasl School 2Ā£1 Summon' Drive Syracuse ā¢Dickā Froth Party Iāoinuiittrr, lli- ' flub 1, āi. 8. Minnie A. Kormax Number 'M 2 11 Berkeley Street Rochester Business Institute Minā 'Io i run. ROUBKT ('llAULES KlāATER Madison Tluirston Road I'niversity of Rochester āBob II H. Sorerr 8, II. II. Ha.tr Imll ā Ā£. Kstiier A. Kuiikowski .lelTerson ā !' () Aberdeen Stree t I āiidmded āIV (ioRI)ON K. La.mhert Jefferson I Seneca Park (āircle University of Rochester (iolllĀ liotuf8. I, Orchestra 3, 4, htti r-Hiyh School Hand 8. Ā . .'r-W. iā-i 52 I Jocelyn Lewis Madison 2t Winhounie Road Iāndeoidcd āJorĀ« k ' f 1' j. i: i: I Ita.ykrtlmll 2. 3. I. (i.A.A. 2. ā5. I. Su'imming 2, H. I, . 1.Ā« . Manager I. t, Sn-cer 3, Truck I, llaĀ eltall 2. Kctii Lawrence Madison tĀ Ā£ ( adv Street Highland Hospital ā¢ā¢Lnwhikā . U. Sorerr 1. 2. Hu ml. Orchestra, Infcr-ll itjh llnml. Honor derm mi. II vuold I. Links Jefferson Kislin lmrv Street I 'n ion II. hĀ«yā KtiiklJane Lowell Madison H Arnett Blvd. City Normal āEtiikl J. (' mi Secretary 2. Tyi ter itiny . I unrj :l, Sn ih Forty tāunimitlcr. 1 LĀ Helen Lobiiett Madison kS West Avenue Wellesley āDacvak Tenui.' 2. 3. HuAoIxtll 2. Hmichetll 2. IIĀ nor French, Senior Fluff Cast. Kknkst Lcnwic Washington I Ml Bradburn Street Kastman School of Music Id IHK Orchestra 2, Jl. I. :i j i t i i E I 5t KĀ« ;bnk Ly ve il Number 1? 1 W I ove St root I in tended ā(ā¢exk Chairman āin ( ommiller. Dovm.ii Ll Si. Monica '25 Ii a I idler Street Iānixersily of Rochester āDox Tremaine |, SiĀ -eer I. Ā , tanI t I |, Ā , Inter- (7 a.x ;m..hull i. ā¢Ā , William Maiikt No. 4 Itili Hoad I ndeeieleel āHill 1 'hisr Treasurer ll, ll rĀ« t ing ā¢ , :l. I ik L i I :l. . IIki ,kx Mann Jefferson 304 Senna Parkway I niverisly of Rochester āTrĀ nvā Sieiminintf ā. A, | Trnni 3. I. Huskrl mU U, 4. Staff of IIY ā¢ 'Ā« nine 1ālay ('art. Edkak M ani.kv Madison 5la Arnett Hlvd. Columbia āEddyk (ā¢ trite, Art Editor Journal -I. Editor .neat Department .āI, I, Srniur Iālay East, Staff of II (he I dr at i, :l, 4. M AHIOV M VINO NiiiiiIkt ā57 I Ml Spruce Avenue ity Normal I'KMiV 54 AmKKK (I M NN KU Jefferson :hS4 ('.Ā«iiiplx'll Street rniversity of Rochester Americā Aluekt (i. Mantel ()ut of Town 4.4!) Augustine SI reel t ndeeided Al ā Kern M attf.no n Madison 'Ā I KIIki Si reel Kniversity of Rochester Fehxi.icvā Orchestra I. Honor french. M ry Meniiian i11 of Town .ā511 Troup St reet Business Sch x)l āMe.vxyā Sir limiting 3. Itarkrtbnll I, i. Type writing A want 3. Stkfiikn MĀ ā K a Madison 414 Aberdeen Street Buekiiell ('ollegc Stbvbā H. Sorter i. 3. Ā . HaaebaU 3. I. Stnior Ping Staff I, Staff of MV Wiixiam E. M KT .nonr Madison !) Kiindorf Avenue Springfield āHi i.i. }{cm nx Socct r i. Soccer J, liaccbiill, Market ball ā2. 55 i ] l r r i i j; r r r i i Mabki. Mii.ne Jefferson fl.i (ilcndale Park l ni versity of Rochester āMayā Siri in rnintj Loris Mii.i.kk Jefferson -il Luit on Avenue I niversity of Rochester āUiik Ha ml 'i, II, I, fnh r-!! njlt SehwJ Hnnil II. I. TllEKKSA M. Mi.wolla Out of Town 1 Hobson Street Dental l)is|x nsary āTube lia skrlbalt 'i. I id fry Hulla, (Hr, Club. Roiikut Mokiii.max Monroe ā¢āW.S Rockingham Street I Iliversity of Rochester ā¢āHow F.ir entire Can nr if . I xxistiwt Manager HareLill a. I runny ā¢ , ;{, Wrestling 3. 11āĀ« High Ham! 3, i. uter-H iijh Ha ml 3. 4. Sophomore Fatty Cow luillrr. Ocrim at f. II. I. F.tlilar in 17in f of Ocriil, ul I. Senior Flay I. Junior Flai ā.i, .iterari lulilnr Staff of II . Honor Halt I, StnmiarJ Hearer. Rl Til MlS W KLL Madison I t Kensington St reel Ihisiness ā¢ Minā I i IK-urihw; .1Ā Ā Ā . I. -I. 11 A Ul( I KTTK MllVI'AUK Jefferson JHl t Augustine St reel f 'it v Normal Monty hnskrtbull i. Trimis 'I. Honor French. 5 ; .1 we Morgan Mucii son MO.Ā Chili Avenue N'assar āJl.NXV Kxrmlirr t on mil I' irr-Prrtitlrnt Sun nr ( hut. Manager II.A.A. I. Uaskrtball ā¢2. It. I. Sirimmimj ā¢i. :t. i. Trim-t, I, Soph Port, Committee. Geutrcoe K. Moore uiiiIkt M? 170 Genesee Street 1 āndeeided ā¢ā(āituly MaKJOKIK MOSIIIKK Madison 74 Koslvn Street Cni versify of Rochester M akok ' Soccer :i. (Her Club i. S jtriul Chorus I, Soph Party t 'onintlffrr. JoSKIāll A. NaIISK Jefferson MM4 Jay Street I nivordty of Cincinnati āāJob I I t John Naglk Madison ISO Culver Road I ndeeided āJac k Prrxulcnt linya (Hr.- Club I. .1fonager Cnmhiwl t ',1,. Clubs 4, Track I. GUC Club ? . Ā . Churn .1, Ā . So ihoniore Putty Committee. Ri tii Nki iiai ek St. Monicaās 114 ienescc St reel Business ,-KĀ« m s Tumi I. Typrofiting .Iiraril.s 1. S. I i 57 L rL . ' ? Alice M. Oiieh (hit of Town 75 Colgate Street Hiram College āOwe ' Tv,on 3, Sin ni miny I. (Irchrsfra $, 3. I. Snyh. Phriff Committo-, Shift ā¢ ( 11ā.ā Lrcv Nh iioi-s Madison 5W Flint Street SI. Lukes Hospital Sik Cii kles 11. ( h;i EN )ut of Town West Henrietta, N. V ornell āChock ā 11 at tribuli 3. 4. Swimming .3. 4. HunrbaU 3. Sorer . f. Hnxrbail 3. 4. II. I . Soccer 3, 4. Skating 4. 4. Stuff Sniior Piny. It t'TII OWEX No. It 103 Ardmore Street Business Oā Sai miuimj 3. Hasiball 3. MaUY OāGkADY Madison 374 Post Avenue Business Kellyā Rtscrct Hutrbatt 2. 3. 4. nlrrcln UuncbaU -i. 3. 4. I litre III Sixer r i, 3. I it tr reins liusketball 3. . It. Hast bull i, 3, 4. II. I{. Soccer 4. 3. 4, Typnrritimj A icon! 2. ST TT-Jf LaRi k IVm tison I ut cif Town : I ! West High Terrace ity NoniuiI ā¢ā¢Fat Mary Pakmelk Jefferson 111 Birr St reel I n lcci )c ] Merrib Kay M |{Ik I'kima No. Ā WVst A wniie Business I'm; Vivian IjOiella Rmixirs No. ST IS HI iciicsoc Si reel Mechanics Institute ā¢ Yiv Swimming I. ft..I.. I. ft Ā Ā Mrrft S, I. or key I, ft Ā Ā Inb 3, I. Churn. 3, I. M MU OR IE l ATZ )iit of Town IS I Massctli Street Kastman School of Music āM aiiui: Helen Rickard nI f 'Town 180S Magee Avenue Ohio Wesleyan āPakkoā 59 Snimming. (ili i Cl nit I. Tiff writing . I ward It, Staff IIV K. Mi nn Pixlky Madison Cold water, N. V. Cndeeidcd NYRR Ml NS Kn hard Pollard Madison Hi.Ā Wiuliniirne Hoad I Diversity of Roeliesler i UK' II'r. Hlnu, -f. :L Intel- ā . :t. . I{. Sin-rer -i, :l. . It. f(i.Ā«Ai ā¢ , II. Honor Pu nch. Albert Pi not Madison Point Pleasant, N. Y. t ndeeided āAl t 'll miles PuiTni RI Madison os Itoxlioroii li Road I Diversity of Roeliesler ' iii luk Serrttanj of Clan II. I. I.Ā« m om Mnnayr Hnxl-i-l- hitU :i, L .S| vnr L Iron it h,urn,in,ml Ā . It, Honor I n iie i, Soph limn',- I i oh mil he Ilrvitlml 'i. {, It lit i m vy Mmnnjir Senior A it mini, Hi-Y āI, .'I, I, .Inn mr Hlttff I its!, Staff Senior !āloyt Mninnjrr HiiM-hnll L Clt U'K It Mi'llLK Holy Family Hit Avory Street Business ātilUlllJUĀ ' Tyi rtrriiint Atcarift It, I. Helen II. Pierson Madison 100 Danfort 11 Street Business ā¢ā 11ki.ksā Senior An mini Hnnttt. Kobekt Hkukekn Madison .111 Aldinc St reel I 'udeeided āBoh I a%f Junior Way :5. Staf Senior I'hty I. Hi-Y 2, !l. I. lYurhnnjfou llirthJui Ktreriwn I. VllUilNIA It WMOND Madison (i liili Avenue I 'udeeided (ilNMi; Honor h'rrrnh. ('iiaki.eh Rkkd Madison 44! t Penliurst Avenue Meelianies Institute āill ckā i: i i i; i: j; i: i L ( i|{ l K HItāll KI)MIN Madison t [ York Street Business Gay Hunkrllmtl 2. .āJ. Trunin It. 07Ā«r ( Ink I. llll.TON Y. Rg MiUH V . āi 438 Trenionl Street St. Lawrrnee I niverdty ' '.MILTON M muon Rksiitmikk SS. Peter and Paul 2 allerly PlaĀ« e Business āLlitkvā Suimwing I. ii, 3. I, Hnsrinill I, 1!i w 1 .Ā I, I, 4. 3. l. (.1 Jkax Roshhook Jefferson ls J Wellington A vomit ('ornei I Jkaxkiiā French ( horns. Honor French, Shift of āIF. I ) lROTIIV RoIIR M;i lison .āā¢(ill Wellington Avenue Wellesley ā āPUT ' II.VUVKāk Ri sk Madison ('oldwater. N. Y. Syracuse M IĀ«V Kt ā I rt in h ('horns, Huron French. I . fi. Sorter II. If lut.sk'thrill |. ;t. ifn I (ulf I, So ih I'nriy ('out miller. M liIONā R 1.1. Jeir rson s.M inton Roail Syracuse āItoOTSā I Shift Senior 1ālmt. I VMM A l{o U.I, (iencseo āJ21 Rosl Avenue ( ily Normal āKm.mvā Vp.li Si . ( iKICM I N ( aim leu High ā¢Ā N Thorn Si reel I niversily of Roehesler ā Binā 62 Alice Sch ffek Jefferson 4.ā{ Raines Park Iānivcrsity of Rochester -Au' Wii.bi'r Schaefer Madison !)it Spruce Avenue Business -Wilbur Baseball 3, t. H iff it Baseball 2. InterdasĀ Soerer 2. S, I. Basketball 3, I. II. It. Soccer 2. If. I. Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4. Interda ' Sni mining S. Lloyd Sciif.kmkriiokn St. Monica i'il Weldon Street Iāniversit.v of Michigan Lloydā Manager Indoor Track I. Manager 'rack I, . B. Soerrr 2, 3, 1. II. It. Basketball 2. 3. Honor French, Dee blent 8, i. Amiikoke Skckkk Madison S.77 Linden Street Bnsinrs Am II. It. Bareboll 3. Amelia Si iimidt Madison WH (Milage Street Business Mkuk Paci. Showers Madison Kllicotl Street Iāniversity of Rochester Show kks Kreruli e 'nnnril 3, I. Honor French, Softh Fatly Committer, Derident 2, 3, t. F.Jitor-in-t hief of Derident 4. Junior Play Iāait. Senior Flag, F.ditor-in-t hief of IIā. Honor Holi I. I I i: i; i I I; I : ā¢if r I; I Makcakkt Skiff ( ul of Town ā¢IfM Y. Main Street City Normal āSkII'I'V Swimntiwj ā¢Ā£, Ihisktllmll It, liimis ā Ā , It, Hotter Frturh 'i. !t. 1-1 KK.ll Si 1.1. Madison so Kvungelinc St reel UllsilH'.VS W I. HiixiImII It, I, II. Ā . Stirrer I, t'lo Ā ā .Ā« - hull It. Ā . Staff rf It Mll.DHKD SuATKIt No. 'M l:H ,(iii|!n,.N Avenue itllsilieKS āMill M muon Smith Hast yoĀ Kavenwood Avenue IMali āM icy Ann ' I, a, t', nui It, t, Siriwinimj $, I. Ilh, 1 tub It. I. Sfxial ('hums i It. t, l.v.vt I hums Honor French. M viiik Smith Madison ā¢ IĀ«ennx Street Hum neĀ āHai.k M MtTiiA Smith Madison I.1Ā I Kenwood Avenue (ieneseo Normal Tin;x Ti v (ih. ('Inb it. I. Sicimminy 'I. ri 'I Mariam Southard Madison :W Kenwood Avenue Fniversily of Roeliestcr 'Si takiĀ Ri tii Smith Madison lilil Plyinoiitli Ave. I ndeeided ā¢ā¢Ritii ( I.AHA SlāBAH .Jefferson MU Fleet rie Avenue Iāuiversity f Roeliesier āC āUMC (iter f 'tub ā , I. H.iArlball S. I. ( ioMKH II. S i KI.IJKS Madison .Ā s Jefferson A veil in Portland Normal Ciomkr Urr.illiiit .āI. 1. Snrrrr 4. I minor fftuk I. Snpk 1ānrftf Inmmiffri. I'tnit HuakttlmU I, i. ā¢'!. II Hitxi-i I hull I. :l. t 'In SiMtir I. I. (Irulorinil ('onlr.it 3. I. frit nix rounuumut I. FkStau.eh Madison III Hawley SI reel (ieneseo Normal Ā . ā¢ Ā« ā¢ r k nuh l. :l. 4. Spriitt Chum 2. :l. Vitrly At.āOciotiim I horny 2. Klf VNK Si K K.N'S Si. IVterand Paul Ā J Silver Street Ka tmail Seliool of Made āStkvk Iā.rn itlin ( nintrH (Hit I'luh 2. .āI. I. II Ā« 'I llojh Mali (funrhi .1. I. Vimii i Stokiuz Madison ā20 I-el lie'll Avenue lousiness āGiv KiJki Sro( kin Madison l.āU AMim Si reel Ā«lĀ ii Kden h'iiiisliin Scliool āSkk'' Willis Stkatton Madison 00 Aberdeen Street Iāniversity tā Pennsylvania āHill W H I, Imiilntr lithli'o A ociation I. Ilomtr t ruli, Ocrhlrnt :l, I. lit'infs Managfr I. Stuff of āIIV It M.l'll Si TIIKItl.AMĀ Madison 210 Sawyer Street I nion ('ollejje āHud Orciilrnt It, I. Tiiklma Stiiobkl Inimaeidnte ('oneeplion 200 .lelferson Avenue I ndeeided Tiiii.m' Itiiskifthill I, i, :{. I, ll'i.srlm l I, V a a is ā¢ , ;it Strtfrr !l, t. tilrl Ki'n 'ti Ā It. ( 'll LLI K S AMT Jett'erson 20S Winlmnrne Koad I niversily of I )etrnit āI HAL ā Srnior 1āartii ounnittn- I. Cum Mrrt ā¢Ā£. Ocriilrnl It. ā¦. (4, Dorothy T vyi.uk Madison 111 Trafalgar Street 'ornei I ā¢Twmv Trunin 2, 3, Su immitti 2, 3, Track I. tint. dire Hub I. CoHilrincri fflfr 1uL I. Occulcat Shift I. BarchaU 2, 3, I, Soccer 2, 3. Hnnkxtbiilt 2, 3, I. tiirl llrrerrcti I. Annual Ojini Med 2. .tnnuul Sirtanning Mrr! 2. 3. H.A.. I Ā i rtf fominiltn. A KM El. A T VI' V Auburn Academic SOI ( liild Street Secretarial School Millie t 'Inas recitarer 3, I. II U. H'i L-'iIhiII 2. tlou.t 2, 3. I. Drehentra 2, 3, I. Soph Iāurty t'ammiller. Inter U,.jk II.in.I 2. 3. I. I nice ll o li OrcUcntra 2. 3, I. Staff Junior Tinu I. Staff of ā11 Itotiin ā M'jr. Senior l hry. ( VKl.KTUV T|| VYKH ā¢Mfrrw 11 300 Birr Street I nivcrsily of Rochester CvHI. 15iti K Thompson Jefferson US ('ameron Street ( oljĀ ate āTovivn II. It. tourer 2. 3. t. II. It. Ihio-UI 2. 3. i. II. It. flttikrllmll 2. 3. I. Soph Iāorly. J unior flay 1 out- in litre. Anna Thompson Madison 540 Post Avenue Business āAnnā Trfju trriliitg ,1 mini 3, Stuff of āII . Bk.vtkh k ITĀ rvw Madis ii SS Kirkland Road City Normal ā¢'ā IIkiiĀ : (the flub. I Wii.ma MakikTuost Jefferson s Roslvn Street I 'ndecidetJ Hh.i.vkā liiiml '2, (hcht ttrn 2, (Hrr I'luit I. WlLHlKII ToWNSENII Madison HMS Kxehan e Street olfaile iiihkl 1'httr l.Mutrr I. Snrrrr ā¢ . A, I. Hastl nll 2. I u nin Hud mil :{. I. HuxLtiImiII i. ( itf tnin IliiAkrthiilt 3, 4. ('a itain of lit Scfmltixlir Hnnkrlhnll 4. brush linulm l, ā rush Huskrllmll, I'rmh ' Ā«nr, brtoh I tut k. Sufth Iāurlf f'ommittrr. Kl Til ( IālUKK )iit of Town Uoi; West Avenue I niversify of Roel tester lt ms Siri mining, Honor b'nnrh. Klizaiiktii Wacnkii ā¢IcfflTMIII āiSlMālay Vvenue I ni versify of Roeliesfer āliKTTV Honor In in It I. Ā . Vi if.fi I (ā,nmitt,,. .Ioski'ii Vai.iĀ k Jefferson ā¢-M Saratoga Avenue I niversify of Rochester ā¢Jot: ā Wrrttliiig I. 2. 3. . It. Hum Loll I. U II llft.ikrllmll I. 2. 3. I. Iniu-strn I.Ā«Ā , V, I tfn Hāresiling Tmiriiamtnl I. 2. :t. . ( S,nr,r I. 3. I'mill lhixehn 1. Kstiiku V vi.kkk Madison Hawley Street Prat I Joe ln I āIlib ā¢Ā . 3, I, of.lnnor. farh I oinmitUv Esther M. Wedd Madison 40 (m i Si rĀ« Ā« t Eastman School of Music VW (lire Club J{, I. Vera Walters Jefferson 568 Brooks Avenue Roeliester Business Instilule āWxw HaskrtlmU i. Affocitilinn Chorir , Special Ty S. Bertram Weidki. Monroe 408 Ravenwood Avenue I āndecide l ā¢Bkht' Sec. anil Treat, of Combi uni (Her Clubs 4, fl. ft. Soivrr i. Fencing Chib 'i. II, Asxneiatiim Chorus i, (Her ( tub i. II. I. Hug's String (Jimrlrth I, Stole Ifnoru tte I. Orchestra I. Stuff of 1C. Xohma K. Wiieelek Madison 480 Columbia Avenue Business āSlMāNKV Harold Wheeler Madison 131 Oakland Street Wisconsin Si ooiāāā Lois White Madison .31Ā Woodliine Avenue (Castman School of Music Lon? Fx cutirr Council i. 4, H. II. Basketball ā¢I, I. . II. Soerrr i. S, 4. Interdans Soccer 2, 3. IuUrclass Basketball i. 4. Soph Vang, Senior Flag, Staff Ili-Y Club ā¢i. 3. 4. Assistant Manager llnsl-rtball 3. 4. Assistant Manager Soo-ā-r :l. Assistant Cheer- leader .3. 4. (trehrxtra i. :l. I. String Quartette I. Tyjirirriling Award. 6ā Vallance A. Wickens Madison .ā Ā ? W. Main Street ('cut re 'ollegc āVal trim winy 3, t. . It. Hatkflball 2, 3, II. R. Sacrer 2. Chi. Hnrkrtlhill 2, II. Delos Wickens Madison 56? V. Main Street Hobart āLas Swim winy 3. Hut kef holt 3, I. Iii rrre Si Ā«ccr. II H. Soert r 2, 3. . (. IlaxWlbaH 2, II. ft. ItareUHl 2, 8. Jean Widenbr Monroe 1098 Mt. Hope Avenue Business āWiudyā ā¢Ioskimi Wilson Madison 4K Rugby Avenue University of Rochester āJob Assistant Manager Haskrtiall 3, Manayir of lin.'kt timll I, Honor French, Occident 3, Hi-Y 2. 3, I, Junior Iālay Cast, Staff of Ifā, Honor Roll. lI KOM) K. WlKDKMKIt Madison 83 Wilsonia Road Renessaelaer Weedy 1 Joins Wooden Madison 140 Iaāliigli Avenue Undecided Doe II. It. Sficrrr 2, 3. I, II. It. Ilarcboll 3, Soph Party UunkrtbaU 3, 4. Sti imming 3, 4. Tenni 2, 3. Committer. 70 I E7 ā I I n I a 1 B g R i 1 i: !: ! i: | 3' I Stanley Wright Madison 545 Frost Avenue Iāniversit.v of Rochester āStan S trim winy fHo I'htb ā 2. It. Junior Ploy. Vincent 1 f. Ritis Sacred Heart 1680 Dewey Avenue Business ā¢Vlnm Clark Edward Nash No. :t ā 287 Frost Avenue I 'Diversity of BnIFalo āJesT A noth eii Ska tiny Socrrr I. Itawball I. 1; H 74 : i f I I I West High School faculty William M. Bennett Principal James M. Spixmxc; . Iāicc-Principal EX CUSH Elizabeth (Jay Agnew M abel M. Allis Melville K. Coon . Kthel Manchester. Kcgislrar (Uris' Adviser Louis E. Boutwell Elwood W. Bernard Ruth Crippex Verne Edgkci mijk M VMIE Hoefler Frank A. Cooper Katherine Halsted Harvey J. Lockwood Florence X. Brow n Perry A. Carpenter John J. Hall Helen J. Besiigetouk E. DeMars Besant Etta A. Bowerman Emerson 1). Bresee Clyde E. Ciiai ncey Wilbert J. Arnold William J. Beaiion Anna T. Carey Charles E. Cook M VHION (tOTT M arion F. Lay Robert 0. Barkley Sherman A. Cllte Floyii I). Slater Dorothea Di nhar era Fisher Ruth F. Yanderpool SECRET Hazel M. Chkksman M. LaVkRNE (ilLLOOLY Clara B. Ellis Edna A. Gibbs Ethel Kates Beulah W. Lyman C. Raymond Xaka.work Henry Sun warm MODERN LAN ;FACES Emma E. Huff Louis E. Meiniiakdt Jessie T. Ray HISTORY Marion Melville Ruth L. Palmer Verna F. Robinson MATHEMATICS Bi kton J. Hayes Carrie L. IIiukok Blanche E. King LATIN Mary Deland Robert E. Holmes William A. Howe SCIENCE Laura Davenport Howard Edwards Edward E. Ford COMMERCIAL Margaret E. Jacobson George W. Jaffra Ada (i. Rkbsciier Mae U. Roukke Earle I). Smith GEOGRAPHY MUSIC Katherine Hogan J. Alfred Spouse DRAWING (iKrtri he Sheridan Helen F. Smith Rai.pii T. Smith Norma B. Storey Beatrice R. Tripp JI' LI v F. Seligman Helen F. Smith R. Sherman Stowf.i.i. Charles A. Vallanck Loi is A. Pi ltz Emil (). Sauer Fannie A. Pratt James A. Roukke Otis W. Kenyon Clakabel Miluman Lewis G. Smith Lester P. Wager D. Frank Watson Florence Wells Stella Siikrman Edward M. Pickard Ben T. Wkwkk Bi tii P. Si li.ivan Zelia II. Webster HEALTH EDUCATION Emil A. Hulhk Ralph L. Ticiienor LIBRARIANS ARIES AND STENOGRAPHERS Frieda B. Hanf Genevieve Stephens Edna G. Keene Esther Peterson Rose A. Webster. School X urse Ruth Wheat Cooper 1 75 76 James Shedd, fiordon Baron, Peter Braal, and Betliine Coe, tin officers of tlio Yr t High School Students Association for I In years I !)ā¢. ( -1!) ? held I lie offices of President. Cheerleader. Secretary. and Vice-President, re pĀ«vtivcly. To Iliese f ll the duty of corralling āa (jiioriimā in order that I nisi ness might lie Iransaeled (according to tin ('on-I it lit ion) at I lie meetings of I lie Pxeciitive ( oiincil. Knelt one did just as he had promised al the lieginning of the term: āto fulfill the duties of mv office as Best I know how.ā 77 7s KX OFFICIO FAC William M. Bennett James M. Spinning . Miss Ktiibl Manchester Mr. George Jaffrey .... Mu. R. Sherman Stowei.i. Mr. Raymond N aramohk Mr. Kmii. Hulek Miss Vera Fisher................. LTV MKMBKRS ................................ Principal .........................I ice-Princi jxtl (liris' Ail riser ................................ Treasurer Commissioner of Election ..................Faculty. Occident . . . Boys' Physical Director Girls' Physical Director EX-OFFICIO STlāDI- NT MKMBKRS President Students' Association I ā in-President Students' . Issociution Secretary Students' . issociution Cheer Lender Students' Association Kditor-in-( hief Occident 0iris' Athletic Association Ciris' Athletic Association l ocal Clubs Instrumental Clubs .1 I anuyer Iiask el bad Manager Baseball Manager Track James Shedd Bethink Coe . Retf.r Braal Cordon Barons Robert Moeiilm .1 axe Mouc; n Carolyn Reichakd . Louise Davis ( )tto H ahn Joseph Wilson Charles Pritchard Lu Ā Y D S TIER M ERIK H V Jan. '27 Sara Swanson Ki.izahf.tii Ford Harold Wiikei.kr Brownell Jamison June 38 William Martin Robert Smith ( la ire Hamilton KLKCTIVK MKMBKRS June ā 27 Josephine Coe Margaret Krh Paul Showers .1 mes Hooker Jan. 2!Ā Allen Bush Arthur Okiffin DoROTin Rowe Jan. ā 8 John M 'onnell Dorothy Backers Lucii.le Matiiony Roger Everett Jane āā¢Ā !! ( ilady'S Roberts Ferdinand Schmitt Jan. āJO Kenneth MĀ« (āonnell Hester Hoyvlaxd APPOINTTVK MKMBKRS Faculty Mrs. Kllis Mr. Burn ard Alumni Post Gradmile Miss Storey Charles Scii aut Mr. Pickard Junior Play āThe Seven Keys lo Baldpateā was presented April 53, 1050 by the classes of .January and June 57 under the direction of Mrs. Charles Kills. The east was as follows: Many Norton . William Haloweli. Macke Myra Thornhill . Jim Caro an Thomas Hayden Mrs. Rhodes John Bland .lic;c;s Kennedy Lou Max . Petek, the Hermit . The Owner op Baldpvtk Mr. Qi imiiy Mrs. Ji imby Policeman . He thine Coe Charles Hritchard Catherine H jan 1 01 1 Shower Hubert Hedfern den Hraudi (ii e M ill r Hubert Moehfman Stanley Wri jht Hubert Kasmeyer Joseph Wilson Aldcn ( lark . Jean Pix HroieneH Jamison HO Senior Piny Tlit ( loose Ilailgs High wa given I h-remlxT 10. hy tli rlasses of .lantiar anti June ' 1 umlcr tin iJirertion of Mr . Charles IHIi-v ami Miss Tri|ip. The Ā«ā¢:Ā« was as follows: Bern rd Ixoai.s Ā«Ā« Sinner re Ki Ml k Im; i.s Munjim t Krh III till I.VtJALS . 1 rthnr Sickle Lois I t;. Ls r.ihuu Mnnicy Bradley Inoals t 'url I'inlier Mrs. Bradley Mary Helen Sticck 1 ) l. lAll VRROI.I, Helen l.ahhctl Klliott Kiuberia llnhcrl M n lilinan Leu 1 Y Joe Minim Nāukl Derry fiile Miller Jl l.l Ml RIMil K Helen Mann HiiV M.l) M 1 RIMM Ik 1 hircicihul Hill ā¢I I'Ll A . I.a Hue 1 ānilim m Class Officers 'Iām im as Vi i Kit hi m January 1UJS Prcuith nl (i la 1Ā vs Fish Kit 1āice-President .1 NKT Al.KX.WDKIt ........ Secretary Donald Williams . Treasurer M |xS iOTT Family Ailrisors Mu. Pickard Richard Bknxktt January TJ2V 1'resilient (lltACK 1 .OZIK.lt . 1' ire-1 resilient M m I)i:i kku . Secretary I.CTIIKH Ri: 1lNOTON Treasurer Faculty .Ulrisort Ml . II. A. ( ARPKNTF.lt K Miss 1)kL. .ni Class Officers June 1028 President I ice-President Secretary Treasurer ('hcer-Leader Faculty Adrisors Miss Sheridan Yali.ance June FtĀ .! Charles Rankin.......................................................... President Frank Sanford.......................................................Vice-President Jane Sheils............................................................. Secretary Charles Hendersiiott.................................................... Treasurer Reed Harding.................................................. ('heer-Leader K3 Richard Schantz Allison Miller John Martin . Howard Moore Howard Seniāsterbai'er SPORTS Soccer West High.. Char.. 0 West High. .. 1 East o West High. o Lima o West High. o Char o ā¢ ā¢ ā¢ t ā¦ West High. . . 0 Tech o West High. ... 8 Lima ... . o West High. .. . 0 Tech . . o West High. .. 1 East . . . 1 The Orange and Black Soccer Team, under l lie leadership of Jim Sliedd, battled (h rough Manager Braids hard schedule with hut two defeats early in the season. Coach Tichcnor's men dropjied one game It) our purple clad rivals and the other to Technical High, but defeated both Charlotte and Lima. Shodd. Montgomery and Kelly stood out as the .stars in as line a hackfield as West High lias known. The defensive playing of Boh Ixunen. captain-elect, IVrssc and Hekers. goalie extraordinary, was far above par. In fact it was by the efforts of these men that the total of the opponentsā goals proved hut half that of West High. Though overshadowed by the all-star hackfield, the forward line helped swell tin- total. Scliantz, Schmitz, Weir, Black, D'Andrca. Atterbury and Shepherd saw service in forward berths for most of the games.. Xext year West High hopes to retain several of these veterans and present a strong contest for the pennant. Goals for West High: Goals Against W. TI,: Schmitz 5 Feary-Tcoh.. DāAndrca ... 5 Lindhos-East Montgomery. ... 3 Miehelin-East. . Weir o Ader-Eaat Perssc .. 1 Xephew-Lima Scliantz 1 Tu-Lima Shephard. 1 Snider-Cliarlottc Kelly 1 Ilolley-Cliarlotte.... The West High Basketball team battled through a hard season, winning a Fair proportion of the games. The loss of Sliedd. Gilmore. McFarland and Persse at tin end of the first semester was keenly fell, but Tiehenorās men soon develop'd a fast attack that was hard to stop. Throughout the entire season the playing of Captain Townshend was preeminent, Goettel and Oar filled in the berths left by Sliedd and Persse, while Schmitz and Wiekcns relieved McFarland and Gilmore at the for- ward posts. let Term 2nd Term SuKim ...................... Guard . Goettel Townshend. . Guard ........ .. ..Townshend I .insky ( ā¢ i'U r . LlNSEY McFaRLAND..................Forward....................WlOKEXS Gilmore ...................Funrard ....... .Sciiaitz During the last of February and the early part of March. Manager Wilson ar- ranged for several post-sea son games in which only men who will -is service nest year were eligible for play. FiM Sementer West :;o Palmyra . . 11 West. . . 30 Newark . .Ā West 47 Webster ... 1 West 0 Hast ... . 4(i West 37 Alumni 4 Ā West . 17 bifayclle 4S Senani Semester West 13 Hast 4a West .. 11Ā 'aiiaiidaigua :u West Canandaigua 47 Reserve Soccer Tlit- Reserve SocĀ« cr Team Ā«ā¢tilled Hit season wit 11 two wins and two losses to their credit. West Hit'll.. 3 West Hit'll. - 8 West High. . I West High. I West 11 it'll . . 0 Monroe...................... I Hast Hit'll Annex.. 0 ā¢lollii Marshall...... I Hast I li li 'I Charlotte.. ... I Captain Nierniyer and Kill (iocttcl stood out as stars of the a riplion. Willi Baker, Doty. Brownlee, iekms, MeWilliams and Ncirinyer in the forward line ami Hartman. Bradford. Ilolyer. Cole, Stelljes. Sickles and (Ā«net tel composin'' the ) a kli āld, tin team pro c Ā«l a stroii outfit for liotli offensive and lĀ«,fensive play. ' U 11? % %' V v v Reserve Basketball The Reserve Team finished the season after eight wins and three loses. Although tlie constant draft of men for tin first team hindered them, they managed to form a fast combination with Mihinetti. Holyer, Bninl. Xierinver and Fitzpatrick. West Reserves . . 4 Fast Reserves 1!) West Reserves S3 lCpiphanv 1!) West Reserves 20 Kast Annex 12 West Reserves 20 ā¢loliii Marshall Reserves 13 West Reserves 28 Broekport Reserves (i West Reserves 15 Kast Reserves 10 West Reserves 32 'anandaigua Reserves 1 1 West Reserves 30 'anandaigua Reserves 1!) West Reserves 34 Monroe High Reserves 13 West Reserve 20 Tech High Reserves. .. 10 West Reserves 31 āharlotte Reserves 30 Captain Braal, Brownlee. Holy er. M da net 1 i. Nieriliver. I;it pat riĀ«k. Baker. Hetman and Atterbury formed the regular srpiad for these games. The high si-ores of the team shows its fine calibre. VI Swimming Tin West High Swimming Team under tin tutelage of (āouch Hoy Henson finished : most successful season. After dropping tun meet . In Hutchinson Mil'll of Kiiffalo, the tankmen ran up an impressive score of seven victories. defeating Hast. Monroe, Manlius, Syracuse Frosli and Buffalo Hen nett High. The West High Team also took first place in lĀ oth the ity Scholastic Championship and the Sectional Meet. good deal of this success was due to Manager Collin's hard work and Captain Menvr Ā excellent swimming. Cole and Moore also led in the scoring. Kvercll, reliant. Parsons. Altcrlniry, Sanford. Smith and Wickcus comprised the rest of t lie learn which put Wcsl High āin I he swim. ā¢ 2 Track On the indoor track tin team 111 year proved invincible. Not only did they win the much coveted Niven Cup. hut also defeated Hast High in two closely contested meets, Captain Paul Rekers broke the scholastic record, covering the halt mile in four minutes, forty-two and one-fifth seconds. The Cross Country team easily outran nil contestants for loeal honors. In a hard fought race. Captain Corlett and his men defeated the Colgate Frosli. twenty-seven to t went -eight. In the Alfred Inler-Soholastie Run they finished second, losing to Mash-n Park of Buffalo hy a point. 'Flu outdoor track team promises to be as successful as either Ā« f these. I nder (āaptain (Ā ossen t he team hopes to establish a record which it 'v ill takesoiin running to beat. Coach Angevino has produced some line teams in all these branches. Wrestling Tin wrestling team, though greatly handicapped hv the loss of Hooker, injured early in the season, defeated Kasl 11 i rli twice and suffered lĀ ut three defeats. Slelljes tossed lii way through the houts undefeated, winning over the hesl wrestlers of Tech High and Mast. Kelli upheld the heavyweight division capably. Barons, though lie sacrificed his own | ersonal record hy moving up a class to till the vacancy caused lĀ y Hookerās injury, finished the .seas' mi wit h more victories t han defeats. Stki.uk . ( tt tfttin Hookkk K. Bate Bakovs I.l B BLANC A. BateĀ Kki.i.i Siiokckai-t ā(KM ZZI John Marshall West . . 42 Monroe 13 West. .. 2.5 Tech .. 24 West. . . IS Hast Id West. .. 24 John Marshall (i West .. 42 Monroe IS West. . .. Id Tech SO West X Kasl .. 14 West 22 ā¢M West High Girls' Basketball FORWARDS Sara Swanson (Captain) f arolyn Rek iiaui VlltOIMA IIAMHHRLAIN CENTERS Elizabeth Hall Jane Mowian Ai a Litti.ev Rhea Watson (ā CARDS Myrtle Henderson Helen ( oiie y Dora Hailey C A I IKS 95 Miss Vera Fisher Miss Dorothea I Mnrar Charles Pritchard. manager of baseball for the coming season, claims that West 11 it h should put up a pood lipid for the | nn nan I this season. Due to the necessity for earl publication of this book it was found impossible to include a satisfactory picture of the team. Tow uslicud. Kelly. Rohr and Schaefer, four veterans from former teams, will probably prove the mainstays in Coach Ilulekās line-up. 'Phe rest of the squad will be drawn from new material. W ith the support of the student body, baseball should prove a profitable sport this year. When youāve been delayed in a class on the third floor for an assigniiient: and you rudi madly downstairs to pet ready for pvin. knowing what will happen if youāre late; and you tut: at the laces of your sneaks and one of them breaks; well, then youāre out of luck. Or it may be that you rush down at liunli time only to discover that you left your key home on the desk; and you know all tin tables will In tilled in two min- ute .. Then i when a fellow needs a friend.ā So you yell Mr. Marble. Mr. Marble. and Mr. Marble comes and fixes you up. nd you aren't late for pym and you pet a seal in the lunch-room. It will be a loup lime before the boys of the January and June classes will fnrpel Mr. Marble. % Our Heroes Take :i ..I look Ā«I tlirm. Yes. lien Iliey arc : three answers to 31 maiden's prayer. I hi llu left we have rtlinr I). Sickles, famed for his hair anil his modesty. Ksj eri- ally susceptible to short blondes. In the center is Cordon Barons, the peopleās choice; and the exact replica of 'Tom's thumb. iordon certainly could cheer. and von should have si en him dap his hands. Conic on now. let's Ā«et a little of the old fight in there and yell. That's Scoop; otherwise known as Harold Wheeler. Step right up and call me father. They got some fine cheering out of ns this year, and we don't mean may Ik . 77 West High Band I'mlrr Dirrelnin of Sherman .I. Clair ORXETS Li illk Voi nc! Ditiewood Hill Loris Miller Howard Splitt Robert Everett Leona Wilkinson Robert Biiookman (i EOlMfR FRIII ENI A TI (lOKDEN La.MHKHT M X VELL Oiilki Rokkkt W ai.lai k Roiieut Parsons Roiiekt M aid ei.u s FRENCH HORNS Joseph Kiidtlmaikk II MIOLD ( Ā REKVLEAK Mildred (Ireenleak M VIMORIE ODD TROMBONES Ji i.i i s Stanton John M mitin Mark Hall Norman Kasiner In enm.iti M 'dwell Hi ssell PliiiED Frank Links BARITONES Robert Moeiilm n Charles Bkhck.nkk TUBAS Albert Bu m Mackenzie Smit h E MIL K KKSO.N PERCUSSION Cii.i: Miller MILTON 'I'll V A KR Bill Martin Myron DeIIollwdkr FLUTES ami PH VOMIS Eleanor Mi mĀ k Joseph Ā iian v i a Edw vdd 11 aha OBOE Franklin Indus BASS( ION Pai l Phillips BA CLARINETS J mks Mi Bride Otto II min Jerome Smith Donald Lex Harold Oakley William (Ā eib John 'lev-eland II Ri. Ni) Smith Eleanor Strong Wintered IIakiikii Homer Bliss SOPRANO SAXOPHONES 11 AHOLD ( i LI DDKS Ri ssell Tesmeh AI FO SAXOPHONES Norbert Seiiieneh men Howard Si hi sterk m kic Jane Porter TENORSAXOPNONE ( Mil. M V N NT I i BARITONE SAXOPHONE Philip Tompkins ioo West High Orchestra I nder Direction of Hof a rf (). Hark Icy FIRST VIOLINS 11 vvwood Atkin ('onccrhmwtcr Lois White Eugenia Coon Aones Biesenhach George Fkhrenba ii Augustine Traneli.i Thelma Ryan Henry Malinoski Lois Bf.xsex Dorothy Cunningham Ri ni M i im k Dorothy Wilson Eleanor Snyder Rowexa Si tun CHRISTOPHER M VMAXXO SECOND VIOLINS Frank Mkle. Hrinrijnil Grace Dwyer Mark V ynBuskirk Amber Day I )kyille Tutti.k Helen Cromwell Rose Mi -excii ( iiAiiLEs Smith Mildred Fikgk Ruth Harding Harry Lyon VIOLAS Herbert Thompson Leon a Wilkinson Frnest Ludwig Douglas Sampson Frank ook CELLOS M NRJORIE 11 ARBER M RJORIE MaDDD K- Bert Weidel Ri tii Simpson BASS Albert Delgado Henry Fiiekmax OBOK AND ENGLISH HORN Ficaxklix I nous FLI TICS JoE G ha NAT a Eleanor MĀ« VRE Alice iĀ ek CLARINETS James Mi'Bkidk Otto Hahn Jerome Smith BASSOON Paul Phillips FRENCH HORNS James Kirciimaikh Harold Green leak BroYVXELL J YMESON TRIM PETS Li cille Young Dl UKWOOD 11 ILL H roi.d Links TROMBONES Ji i n s Stanton John Martin TUBA M m'Kkw.ik Smith PERCUSSION ' AKI.TON 'Iāll AY Bit Bill Martin PIANO (ill ACE I A KLIM. Lit vce Murray 101 Girlsā Glee Club Josephine Ai.ai.mo ā¢I wet Alexander Ji i.i Andrews ('l.ARA I KISS Dorothy Maker Ai ri s Marsralk Ahvilln Meal Fmirence Mum (ā¢I.KTill lĀ E MkIGCIN Klizadktii Mi.siiiiam Irene Mrdel II YRKIET MUU IIASKE Kditii Merritt I RN'EGAKR Ml RGRH Mildred iiktii m XolĀ«M II E l'll M K Spari āiikistopf Fd THE ( 'oATEs Teresa Cotkonko Iona Davis I.oi isk Dams Navel Dr iitkr Fi gemk Dr PENS Jane Fagan Fr w es Iām iĀ« hi r Ki.iz rkth Ford Ktiiel Ford Virgini v Fr n Ā« is Frances Fi i.lkr M NRG NKET Ā« ARMAN Adelaide Hkhaghty M NRGAKET (ā¢ I LI. Kt'GELINE (Ā«RIMMAI.O Jean Gray Harriet Hamilton Mernd e Henry M iĀ«iaret IIii.rkrt M rie Him METER Ki.I .AIIETII III Ā« K Lai k Hi STKR Mol RISE Ingkloyv Mi tii Jones il.KTIU l E J ISKI1I Winiered Josh Mildred Kleimskn Jr I.I ANN A KlosENER Kvelyn Lew is Mi m Link Kdna Marshall Ll riLl.K M UIIONY Dorothy McMillan l NTIIERIN K M II.I.KH (' nrolyn Montgomery M nrjorii; Montross (Ā ERTIU'DE MELLEN Mernd e N eons M nrci.n M nndai.l Tiielm n My an Jay ne Siikils M nkion Smith Mi tii Smith M nry Snei k Fram es Staller M v r ; a ret St at ii m n Dorothy Steykner Wll.YlA TkosT ( f R Ni 'K 'l l TI LE Ml I II Yli KKRM NN Fsl HER V NLKEK KhTHKK EDI) M VRii NKKT WEIR Vera Wells Flokkm e Wilhcr M VDEI.INE WOODHKND II nhrikt Veo VjĀ I 1.1 J11 f t - āf f tu' Ā§ At a a,1 '.LwAVi f t $ fTf t - t -. i tYf f % t V V f ā %Ā ili Glee Club ii aki.ks Bkrof.nfk Mbkmn Biss Leo Boeiienek Kdwin Bikne Lindsay Case Hohi.ui Carsex LoW ELI. ālIAPIN Leo ( 'ottkill Alden Clark Gkokoe DkFokest Jack D et w killer Jerome Dovmaix R umoxd Doyle KrssEi.i. Kshki.m w Orlando K . o Randal ForiĀ Ai.reht Free Willi m (Jeib Walter Herbert Charles Larky i iEOKOE LkaDLY Do m.iĀ Lyons .1 VMKS M Bride Robert Mkt .hokf Roland Moore John Naole Wilfred Nākhlicii M axwell aklky Randall 1āarsons Herbert Hike Hi.no 1āowkll Alkbkt Pi ni t Benjamin Rore Jerome Smith Cordon Spry Frank Stevens Kenneth Taxckk Robert Ti -knee Robert W li. n e Bertram Weidki. 1UJ LITERARY 106 Senior Annual Board Carl Fisher................. Pal l Showers Albert Thomas Charles Pritchard Editor-in-chief . Editor-in-chief li ii incut Manager Jtnsiness Manager EDITORIAL S FAFF Robert Moehi.man . Hazel Mever . Sara Swanson . Margaret Erii James Cole Elizaueth Ford Dorothy Snell Ednae Manley. John Maoro ikginia Francis . (Jerald B rbovr Jean Din ..........................Literary Editur Associate Literary Editur . . . . Photo Editor Associate Photo Editor . . . . Ā SIf ports Editor . . Associate Sports Editor Art Editor . . Associate Art Editor .......................Statistical Editor Associate Statistical Editor Bethink V e Retiia Warner Willis Rayton Stephen McKay Carlton Thayer Artiil h Sickles BI SI N ESS STAFF . . Adrcrlisiug Manager Associate Adrcrlisiug Manager . . Circulation Manager Associate Circulation Manager SECRETARIES Marjorie Hariier Myrtle Henderson M krol erite Hetzlek M vrceixink Hetzler Helen Pierson Ax v Thompson ADVERTISING STAFF Arlene King Jane Morgan Alfred Sill Alice Oder Helen Mann Fred Bit man Joseph Wilson Hilda Smith Stanley Wright Willis Stratton Sam Cakdone Jean Rosii rook Gordon Dieiii. Annie Aar 107 Occident Robert Moehlman Paul Showers Raymond Xaramohk . Willis Stratton Paul Altpeter .... Kugenk Mooney John Fleokinstein Staff Editor-in A ' lief. Fall Term Editor-in-( hief, Sprituj Term ..................Earn!iff Ad riser insilies Manager. Fall Term H ii si ness Monager. Spring Term Advertising Manager, Full Term Advertising Manager, Sprint Term EDITORIAL II y.KL Meyer. Literary Editor, āall Ter ft GutAU) BaKBOI H.. Literary Editor, Sprint Tern Eunak Man lev. Local Editor, Toil Term 'halui e SwamtĀ . Loeat Editor, Spring Tern Lloyd S HKHMKKII JI N Sport Editor Bethink (' Ā :. Editorial Editor Lit HENCE Sw HTS Until: Editor Bernice Taylok Exchange Editor John Macro.. . Art Editor, Fall Term Raymond Denman ( II IICLES PkITIIIMIII TumtLovr llcM sr.i . Lot ink Davin KkIIAIIR Bbnnktt. Mi.tiia Waknkii Sti aiit M Donaij) Ai.dkn ('miik Art Editor, Spring Term Ehotn Editor .'.listnnt Literary Editor Ami tnnt Literary Editor Attsintian Editorial Editor Artist Arti t Artist BUSINESS Raymond Fife K I.l f Si Til Kit LAND Stanley Dcffielh Horace Hart. 1ānUieitrj Manager Asst. PnMirity Manager As t. Putdiri y Manager A f. Adrtrlixiug Mnnagir M MIION Iāl lltv S K IMII.II Mi K i Mm.i i .w Secretary Seen tary Secretary REPORTERS RoIIERT C āATTAVA4 II Mart Gii Fai l Roixm.n Caicleton Robinvan Hi Ā«.I nik Smith Emma Lot hi; Swaiit Dorothy Tayi.or Stanley Wim.in IfĀ P.xtmct from the diary of J. a I my in the January class, l!Ā i7, which reveal very little: .1 on Jay, January 2S, 1025. Started in at West High today. Queer place. Statues in the middle of the hall and kids liantr around them ācause you have five minutes Iwtwccn | eriods. Didnāt wear any coat or sweater at first, hut decided I'd bettor after a few | criods. Was late toour c lass on account of 'Fed ami I were looking fur the elevator. Which we couldn't find, hut Tedās big brother. Jack, told him the .Seniors used it. Ted is iu the same Lutin ā¢ lacs as I am ami a lot of other Kids from Madison. The ones from Jetferscm all sit over near tlie windows. Marjorie Ifarber is tlĀ e only one I can remember. We got out of school early so I went over to Madison to visit some of the old teachers.............. Saturday, Sortmlxr 15, 102 i. Mad my haircut today iu preparation for the Soph Dunce. Wore my new blue cheviot suit and new shoes, which are brown Oxfords. It was held at the school. Sonic of the fellows took girls, hut I think that is nonsense. There arc a bunch of seniors who walk around tin halls with girls, and tlie look | er- fectly sappy, led ami me not to tlic dance early, and we stood around with the rest of the fellows near the orcliestrn. They had a swell drummer! Ilrucc and Jane startetl to (Inner and some of tin other fellows to Ā . I darn ed with Sara Swanson and Lucille omig and a lot of other girls from Madison. There was a dinty entertainment, so Ted and 1 Nit in tlie back of the assembly and laughed. Iona Davis was in cluirge and Mila Rankin and tlil Maloney took part. There were only a few from Jefferson in the show, which were Dorothy Weaver, Cliallirc Swart and AlievĀ Schneider. I think, which only goes to show which is the lietter school. It was almut a fellow coming into a railroad train, which was a row of chairs, and Viola Rankin strummed a ukulele and sang āCornin' Down from liangor. The eats were good hut not enough of them. 'Iālie party ended at II oāclock. I wanted to take Sara Swanson home, but Freddie Connors had prohahly asked her. (Continurd on page } 110 Sum pages from tin Ā«liary of B. n girl in tin June Ā«lass. I!W7, which reveal some very had gra miner and composition forms, and also give some interesting comments upon various topics: Saturday, Morrmbfr 19?$. 1-ist night was the Hass sophomore party at sclmnl and I got there ulxtut quarter after eight and found hardly anybody there. They had (i ed the corridor up quite nioe and dow n at the girls end there was a sofa and some hairs and some rugs and sĀ«Ā nĀ«e floor laiu|Ā s. All of which looked very nice and all the girls were there sitting on the sofa or trying to and ao after I had taken otfmycoat and hat I joined them- The l ovs all staved ilown at the other end at tin piano by that funny looking statue with the sj ear in its hand. After about twenty minutes someone said there was an entertainment in the nsscmtdy so we all went in and Helen and Catherine ami Margaret and Jane and I sat in one row. And in the row lieliind us were same lx vs that Jane said were the Hartman twins hut she wasn't sure and they made such funny remarks that I laughed all through the performance which was quite dumb nnd all in pantomime. It was n sort of a play where they didn't Speak anything nnd one boy made love to another hoy dressed up in slieet and a queer looking head-dress Jane said that tin girl was Charles Pritchard and that the l oy was Paul Showers ami that the other boy was Stephen McKay but I haven't the slightest idea who any of them are. in fact 1 never heard of them before, which proUiltly they're just some of those queer |M op|e from Madison. After that we had darning which Was alumt nine o'clock and tin orchestra was just divine and ahuoat as good as the one we had at our Senior party when we left Jefferson but the Ijoys wouldn't Ā«lance but just all stood around the wall and grinned nnd as I was just Ā«lying to have someone ask me because the orchestra was really wonderful I ,st.irlcĀ«l Ā«laming with Helen. Which quite a lĀ«Ā«t of oilier girls Ā«lid too and then Donald Walker started to dance and I could hardly keep my eyes ā¢ Ā«IT from him even if lie Ā«lid come from Madison because he is the Vice-President of the class and Ā«lances very well. And Theodore Kelly starteĀ«l dancing too. who is the president of tlx class, so after a time the flĀ«xĀ«r was quite crowded. Ami I danced with quite a lot of boys including Carlton Thayer from Jefferson who really would dance quite well if his feet weren't so extremely lĀ«Ā«ng. I also lanĀ« ed with a lx).v from Madison who haĀ«l a large nose rolled Joe Wilson and In was quite u nice lĀ«oy ami I would have liked to have Ā«lanced with him only a rather obnoxious rĀ«Ā v dy frĀ«Ā m Mmlison called Raymond Poster cut in and I just had to Ā«lame tĀ«Ā« lĀ«e indite lĀ ul hr really nasa In-tter Ā«lamer than arlton Thayer even if lie Ā«1x1 come from MaĀ«lison. About half past ten they tĀ«Ā«lĀ«l u tĀ«Ā« form in line to get our dninlys which were the Ā«leS'Crt ami some ā¢likes. nd I went and lia 1 my fortune told by a man that Mr. Hall our faculty advisor, said was a pro- fessional fort urn teller but who turned out to lx merely a lioy from Madison Ā«idled Tony somebody ami after that father came with the cur to take me ami Helen home Ā nl I wished he hadn't because then was a boy that I think wanted to take me home wlto was quite liamlxmieeveii if lie Ā«lid Ā« nine from MaĀ«li- son. which I believe lie Ā«lid. Continued on Miff 11J) NHie Fisher Before he earned (?) to shave. owars ā¬- sauce to tlothar. Ā©ā¢hi-man anan Oil goe VOLOTIO V AlARY K. rrhtr t voaajtion: Goroon Barons 0Ā«r Fish as A M HV Vo'w J M CoLĀ£ Friday, April - .t, IDJtl. Took It - to (lie Junior Flay tonight. She is tin girl I mot the other day. She mines from Jeffer- vm, hut jche is certainly wonderful. It is not such a had school. Asked Imt to go yesterday, nnd felt weak all over while 1 was doing so. I wasn't scared, hut my knees Iwgan to tremble. Anyway she accepted ami we went tonight. Got a ride with Ferry Ksten, who has a Junior license. Had to wait a Unit a half hour at her house, and thought I was going to he late, hut when she come tripping down the stairs, it didn't much matter. We had seats near the front with Betty Wagner ami Art Sickles. Thelma Keefe sat near us. and applauded very loudly when (tile came on the stage. He was a thug. I guess, though he didn't seem very tough to me. Ilmwnell Jamison was a |K lieeman, so we mil him Lnhienus tlie lieutenant. Addie Clark was also in it, though I don't can much fiĀ r him for lie roincs from JelTerson. It was a mys- tery play, nnd Stan Wright tried to shoot Kay Ryan, Imt he couldn't get the gun Olit of the safe, so he step|)ed up and took a vicious cut at her, which missed lier by two feet. Jim Shedd, wIhi is president of tin- class although Ik- came from Jefferson, almost blew his arm off later when he took it from the safe and it went off in his liands. Bethine Coe was the heroine and she and Charlie luid a finale, and 11------ leaned over to me and I felt foolish, cause I knew that Ted was sitting right lichind me with Fete Braal and Line Burrows. Miss ā. who is IV s F.nglish tcndicr, turned around and a skill her if slicād hum led iu her themes. You should have I ward II look .it her. SoiudnjĀ«l sent Showers a calla lily, and I laughed m head off; hut B------ thought it was a kind sentiment. S|Ā ent the rest of my money at Mikeās, cause Sickles would stop iii and have something to eat. ami B------- had to pick out the most expensive tiling in I lie store. (Continual on nyr ā I 114 Saturday. April Si. VJiĀ i Las night was the date of I lie Junior | lay and I went with J.. which Ā«as really the first time I have gone out with him and he is very nice. I guess I must have ! een quite foolish to think that the people in Madison were inferior to those in Jefferson for J. lias liair that is awfully pretty and it is inclined to curl tĀ« o. Anyhow I enjoyed the play a lot which was the Seven Keys to BsMjiatc. a mystery play. We aat right in hack of Miss--------iomittrd by thr editor ) who is my Kugli.sh teacher ami In I ween the acts she hail the nerve to turn around and ask mr if I was getting any lietter in my Ā«Ā«impmitii.n work hut I just gave her a cool look and I guess that put her in her place. Well the play was very exciting being all altoul a mayor of a city who stole some money anil hid it in a safe on top of a mountain in the middle of winter so that his trusty man could route lip and get it only the trusty man confided in a girl. Myra Thornhill, who planned to double cross them all but Charles Pritchard who was the hero held them all up and saved the money for the heroine who was Bet bine Coe but Stanley Wright killed Myra Thornhill who w.k Catherine Ryan, which was very funny. It seems that tlĀ e only gun which had a blank cartridge was in the safe and Stanley was to open the safe only the door stuck so he couldnāt and lie went over and hit Myra and she fell over dead which rather spoiled the effect but the play was very exciting. Roliert Kuz- mayer was just too cute for words ns a crazy man. His acting was very convincing because lie acted very natural. Helen Rrandt Ā«screamed so that I had cold chills all night and Jean I)ix made an excellent w ife for Alden lark but they always did go around together. Roliert Redfern and (iile Miller really were very exciting and so Ā«as Paul Showers and Roliert Mailman who was a perfect scream as the deputy. And tleu it all turned out in the end that they were only n company of actors and nobody was shot :it all so it was quite a comedown and they lurried out the lights just when Charles Pritchard went to kiss Retinue Coe but I leaned up against J. just the same so it was very rrmantie even if you couldn't sec it all very well. And then in the end you find out it was only a l k that this aullior w.is writing .Ā« it was all very confusing and they gave the girls flowers and some of the boys big calla lilies. fterwurds J. took me over to Mikeās and I had a West High Special but I regretted it .is soon as I had ordered it because I know that nns why he said he was on n Ā«liet and only took a glass of water but it was really delightful and I Iio|h lie asks me to go tĀ«Ā« his fraternity dance which luippens next Saturday night. [Continued on U9) II? UU5TMT 0fi CON| ,oā V hy Stay ā HĀ«MC ā Tw.ā i .'r,,- ftiif 'at: Isr 'ā¢'āā is pound thuf y ā tint V,c,r.:t7 yf h y ā¢)ā¢ -Ā . irj, t.Ā£5 y ā¢? si HrtfOishtd iy tit ar- Sc.r ' uAnn chseiy thi nott 'r irĀ ' sck iai . GttOWi. WO j ill f-tjun.i m u.;.f about Arnett Y p Ā l Cotohtjji b Ā«m 1 'Va , m Onct. uporj u time, toĀ«r greut g.unt ha.( two ht,ia n wWl, LENSOftEP T WO Bottles of your i 10 J5 nepic NE 1 W A NEW AMnIJ p-ET e 1 Cfr Job I ThkNd 70 T IN THāS PICTURE, Toq. trade - Ā£TĀ£Z.:- NOW LET NIE (tET THts straight. WHOLLY H0Ly holy 1 j : Friday, December 10, 1996. Took It to the Senior Play. She talked all the time. All about the girls fashions, and Fdnuc Manley's dresses and Art Sk-klc's hair, and tinĀ she asked me if I thought Jim Slicdd was eleeted presi- dent of tlic school iKvnusr of his record as stage manager, nnd why di l Pete Braal have to read that lug Imok m assembly nnd didn't Gordie Barons look cute up on the platform, and why did Wheeler always lake tin boys' siilc and did I see Iht bine Cue and Charlie over there, and a lot of other nonsense. āThe (iuwe Hangs High was the name of the play, and it Ā«as pretty good. All Ā«IniiiI some collegiate fellows, and their families. II had to cry but I couldnāt see anything funny. However, I noticed that Jack Collins and Jim Cole kept watching me. so 1 felt that 1 couldn't even blow my nose without it looking suspicious. Good play! They had a olleginte Ford (only it didn't come on the stage and Magro had to smoke a big black cigar. He didn't look so good, but he was better tlum Fisher, who was supposed to smoke two coffin nails hut only held them in his hands. They brought a dog on the stage anil it caused so much commotion that Sickles took it right out. And Kdnar Manley said a few ādamns.ā whereupon II thought it one of the best plays she had heard. Had trouble with the old Ford tonight. Couple of flats! II didn't seem to mind. Site certainly is a wonderful girl, lint she talks an awful lot. Friday, January I {, 10 7, Took H to tin Senior Dame. Huthe Snyder, who was chairman, arranged to get the Midnight Serenailers. which is a very smooth orchestra. We started otf the dancing, and I might have felt foolish if it Lid lieen w it li another girl than II-. She is a fine dancer. She told me the oilier day that I dance divinely, and then she wanted to know if they were going to allow any from outside the class to attend the dance. It couldn't have lieen a hint, muse she knows that I wouldn't take any other girl to the dunce, although I Lid to go alone, lint we quarreled the other day, and I don't know Imt she may have wanted to make up. She wore tin same green dress that she wore to the Seneca last week. I bought a slick necktie the other day. mol a lot of the fellows complimented m taste. Harmon lino hlcy and Dure wood Hill .lit on me during tltc evening. 1 could luivc blasted them L th. So 1 stood over on Hie .side lines with Albie Thomas and Gene lynch. Would luivc lik.sl to cut on Sally Swanson or Dot Ifciehcrv, for L th arc good ilunccrx. but I know that It doesn't like me to do so, even if llinrliry had cut on me. Girls arc funny. Hot It sung is one wonderful girl. Aline .....as had the nerve to uĀ k me for my three dollars which all us Minors owe right m front of several other fellows, lie is too business-like, although I saw him darning with Hazel Meyer and Itutlie Snyder. KvcryLdy had a pretty good time. Sam King- ston and Franklin inglis and Gene Lynch I-roughI up some tables and the refreshments were serves I in the hall. Mr. Naramore and his wife, and Mr. Spinning and Miss Mandirstcr and Miss llrown and Mr. Fdgecumbc who were all at the party stari Ā«s 1 one of thus crazy Ā«Linees t Lit Noah used tu get the animals in the Ark. It is railed the Paul .hmes, and I lost It in the..... The party lasted till II and we were alioul the last ones out. (Ctmliaiinl On j ogt I 0) 118 Saturday, Dfctwbrr II, 1926. IĀ«i't night I went to tin- Senior play with Ā«I. which was the GĀ« Ā se lianas High being the craziest naiue for a play that I c cr I warĀ I for. it wasn't about geese at all but about college students and mother says she thinks it was very well named, meaning a slain at the collet students I sup| o$c. Hut the playitself was really delightful ami all about a man and his wife who were sup| oscd to be married and they had twins in college and a son who was in New York City who was engaged. The fattier and mother were Margaret Krb and Paul Showers aud the twins were Carl l-'isher and Edna Manly, who always spells her name Ednae and Art Sickles was the older son who was engaged to Helen I dihett as Ikigmnr Carrol. Mary Helen Socck was the crahby edd grandmother and she certainly was a real type. Helen Mann was .Inlia Murdoch and her sou was Dnrwood Hill whose name was Kona Id and every other minute Helen would say. āCome, Itunniild.' in a very otfcelnl voire which just kept me laughing continually. Joe Magro and Koltert Moehlman were men that worked m the eitv lull anil they Imtli did tine and Jor smoked a big cigar just like a real pollytirain. I .a Hue I'attUnn was just thirling as Klmda the maid ami she announced dinner just like she had always been a real maid. Tliere were some awfully good spots in the play $m h .is in the first act where the twins came home anti the whole cast was on the stage and not one person forgot his Ā« ue or got in tlic other's way which was really remarkable for an nmature group. Carl Fisher was just adorable but then lie came from Jefferson which was to I - expected although I think I like J. much lietter. nd the dresses Edna Manly wore were just simply ravishing and I could not go to sleep for thinking of all the pretty things she wore in the sec ond net which was quite atl and made me cry ami I notii-ed J. was winking a little hilt then I think hr did if just to not make me feel embarrassed anyway he certainly was nice and wlicn Art Sickles ā¢ aim- out and made love to Helen Eobbett I leaned up against .1. and be didn't even move away like he did at the Junior play which shows that he certainly is a full.fledged senior. However I think I like.I s hair much lietter than I do Art's lieeausc his is too smooth although he is n really womlerful dancer and I shall never forget tlic time he t M k me to t lie dance ut indsor. fter the play J. took me home in his old Ford w hich is just delightful even if it liasn't any top Ā«r fenders and two springs are broken and we had two flat tires on Hie way home to say nothing of tlic fan 1 114 breaking so that I didn't get liomc until luilf |Ā ast two but I had a wonderful time even if I did get a bawling out. Hut I didn't get up until eleven thirty this morning and I really feel almost too weary to go to the Seneca with .1. tonight which however I am going to do. iColllilllittl ail fMtijr I'l) Friday, January V, Graduated tonight. H------and I were talking it over. It seems she luid spent sleepless nights because I was going to leave school. IĀ ul I had decided to take a Iā. G. course just to be with her. At any rate, when she found out today, she was piitc mad. Thought that I had been tormenting her. Said sheād never go out with me again and wouldn't .sfiruk to me. ami furthermore. she said slu wouldnāt break that (kite with Joe Wilson. She must have forgotten all alnmt it though, for when I called at her house slie was all ready to go to the exercises. It was a beastly I sillier. They had some musical numliers and some essays and some professor spoke and the only reason I stayed awake was because I knew It-----was watching me. Hut everyliody liked it very much. 'I'he sp erh was alnmt 'It'' ami I was disappointed because it wasn't about Klinor Glyn's āIt. Jim Shedd, who is still president, had to give the class gift of one hun- dred and fifty dollars. I don't know where they over got the money, Imt it doesn't matter. Suppose those two plays 1k 1|ks| a lot. though I thought we spent that on the party. Kelt liken perfect sap walking across the platform to get my diploma. Mr. Spilling read my middle name, which is Henry, and I felt terrible cause Ted. who Honked into the June Ā« lavs, was giggling in the front row. Hut it's all over Dow, and I'm Coming buck for a Iā. G. course. Hop everything is all right between It and me. for------- . . . 120 Jf a 11 Stthinlat , January .' , SA Well it's all over lĀ now fĀ« r which I am very LĀ«Ā« 1 fĀ«r the |Kist two weeks have l mi jus! misery ami I haven't liii 1 one whole night of rest since J. said lie was going to go to work after graduating. I pit so worked up thinking I wouldn't Iw with him so much after the new term liegan I was just sick ami yes- terday morning when lie caiue to ask me to go to graduation with him 1 nearly Ā« ried because of thinking it would be the last time I would really see him again ami then he tokl me that lie was going to take a post graduate course and stay right on in school till June. Well it made me so mad to think lie hud left rue in such awful doubt for so long tliut I told him he was just as unt bought ful as lie could lĀ«e and tluit I wouldn't go to any graduation with him and tliut I ho| ed I never saw him again and that I was going with Joe Wilson which was Ā lie bemuse lie couldn't gel in and then that tall Monde wouldn't let him out of her sight anyway. Hut it made quite an impression as I could see so 1 made out I was very angry and went in the house anil slammed tlie door saying 1 wouldnāt go with him and tlien I sjwut the whole day living lip that dress lie likes so well so that I could wear it that evenimg. The graduation was a nice affair I guess hut I didn't hear a thing the s| eaker said because all 1 could do was look nt J. and lie certainly did look handsome. After tin exercises after lie had walked across tlie stage and gotten his diploma which lie did very well and looked just like Douglas Fair!milks, Jr., we went down to the coffee shop ns ā¢ sort of celeltratioii and after that lie took me home only I didn't go in right away hut x.it out in front in the car and ..................... 121 r āTraining That Pays Mechanics Institute ROCHESTER, X. V. COURSES IS Institution Administration: Cafeteria Management Dietitian Training Costuming Homemaking: Full Course (i year) Resident Course in Practice House (6 weeks) Special Courses Teacher Training: Art Education Craft Education Architecture Design Crafts Illustration and Advertising Art Interior Decoration CO-OPERATIVE COURSES Industrial Chemistry Industrial Electricity Industrial Mechanics Retail Distribution Registration June 17 ; and September iztb Drink it Then youāll know- why thouJAndr demand Ā r They All Come Back to Brighton Blend 124 The DuBois Press Printed this edition of WEST HIGH ANNUAL RINTED the 1913 āLucky Bag , the Annual of the United States Naval Academy, which was awarded the Cup offered by the Art Crafts Review for the Best College Annual of the year; Docs Commercial Printing as well as Line 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 BUILDERS Of FINE BOOKS AND DIRECT MAIL ADVERTISING finished printing. 15 I BROADWAY ROCHESTER, N. Y. 125 WHEN CHOOSING A CAREER ā Consider the possibilities of The Dental Profession RITTER DENTAL MFG. CO., Inc. Exclusive Manufacturers of Professional Equipment ROCHESTER, NEW YORK J. hicks crippen John frear An Entire Factory Crippen-Frear Co. DEVOTED TO THE Funeral Directors 7ji MAIN STREET EAST Manufacture of Sion jMf CLASS PINS, RINGS, TROPHIES, MEDALS, CLUB and FRATERNITY PINS, COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS THRIFT SHOES Snappy Sty In Aluuyt Price t Nut hth : : ii East Main Street Warren-Kahse Inc. Rochester, N. Y. T I Z I A N ARTIST OIL COLORS Send at your tume and ut will mail you Color l.nt H. H. Sullivan Inc. TECHNICAL MKRCII ANDItK 67 Sourli Avc. i$i. 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My candle bums at both ends, it may not last the night; But oh, my foes and oh. my friends It gives a lovely light. I don't believe in principle But. oh! I do in interest. Trust in Clod and keep your powder dry. The cost oft-times takes away the relish. Never too much for a good thing. A shut mouth keeps me out of strife. Modesty cannot be taught, it is born. I count not the votes of the fickle mob. 129 For The Best Equipment for Out of Door Sports IN THE POWERS BUILDING H crantomās and 334-336 Main St. Last SPORTING GOODS SHOPS Macgregor and Imported GoII Goods A. J. Reach Base Ball Goods Heddon and Shakespeare Fishing Tackle Slazenger and Wright Ditson Tennis Goods Good Golf Clubs . . . $1.65 Fine Repaint Golf Balls $ for 1.00 English Archery Sets and Lawn Bowls Old Town Canoes Cortland Boats Mullan Steel Boats Dandy Caddie BaĀ£ ā¢ ā¢ ā¢ 3.00 Special Ball Gloves $1.50 and 5.00 Bevel Hand Reel 1.00 Kodaks and Graflex Cameras Cine Kodaks BALL AG'S PHARMACY O jSdel Stbttl Sap pint Everything in Drugs and Sick Room Supplies Prncrtpnons C.n (fully CtwpcutuUJ 470 Genessee St Phone Gen. 1116 MILTON S SWEET SHOPPE Howe Alade Candy and Ice Cream Phone Genesee Syj 350 Thurston Road Cor. Milton Street CoMpltmfKt if I. S. HUNT CO. PHARMACY HARDWARE RADIO 500 Thurston Road HENRY SIEBERT SONS Wholesale anJ Retail Dealers in REPAIRS for All Kinds of Stoves, Furnaces and Boilers 161-164 ANDREWS STREET Formerly of 11-14 Cortland St. Rochester, N. Y. Golf Outfits Tennis Baseball Discount to Students Rudolph Schmidth Co. 45 SOUTH AVB. FINE SAUSAGE Telephone, Main 1695 15 Front Street Rochester, N. Y. 130 Culver Engraving Co., Inc. HALF-TONES and ZINC ETCHINGS Illustrations For All Purposes DEMOCRAT CHRONICLE BUILDING 59-61 EAST MAIN STREET 131 YOU WON T LOSE A PARKER PENS $3.50 PENCILS $3.00 I4K GOLD 1 01 NT NON-CLOG FEED NON-BREAKABLE BARRELS IN PASTEL COLORS WITH CLIPS OR RINGS AISLE O SIBLEY, LINDSAY CURR CO. Ā£ c 0. SJ 0 u t fj c r Flowers Greenhouses. Brighton 345 Main St. E. 3c East Avcnve ROCHESTER. N. Y. F. W. MILLIGAN Dealer in Dry Gooih, Non out Men's Furnishings 951 Gcncscc St. Phone Gen 358$ Rochester, N V Edith Ellis Sweet Shop NUTS SODA CANDY 45 Clinton Avenue S. ROCHESTER, NEW YORK .YmYYWW.YyYVmw Union Cothing Co Charter $ou$e CLOTHES You arc cordially invited to come in and inspect the New University Styles for SprintĀ on displayā nowāat the union. SUITS AND TOPCOATS S40 $45ā$50 Union Clothing Co. 115ā117 Main St. E. .WvVWWWWWWW 152 iRs sssunĀ ;Ā 33Sn Moderation is beat. Merit is sure to rise. A wise head has a dose mouth to it. True; iii power with the managerĀ is picttj notorious. A merry heart doth good like medicine. Good coral needs no coloring. He who cun verses with nobody Is either a brute or an angel. :i I 3 3 i I 1 i :i A good conscience is a soft pillow. 'I Kit her Caesar or nobody. With the good we liecome good. Art for Artās sake. There is hut one Paris. No is a good answer when given in time. s I i r Nothing so hasty as a nke man. it Tw-iĀ£2 133 Whenever You Need a Thermometer for any purpose, go to your dealer and have him show you the Tycos or Taylor instrument best suited to your needs. 7 āccs for the Home Tycos Office ThermometersāAn aid in pro- moting human efficiency. Tycos Quality CompassesāTo show you the right way in unfamiliar country. Tycos Bath Thermometers- To enable you to get the most good from your bath. Tycos Fever ThermometersāA necessity in every home. Taylor Heme SetāBake Oven Thermometer, Candy Thermometer, Sugar Meter. 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Its proponents should show definitely: i. āTh.it the Power Authority can build and operate power plants as cheaply or more cheaply than private enterprise. This involves three factors:. , construction; I, finance; c operation. i. āThat the benefits to the consumers will be sufficiently great to justify the abandoment of private initiative and enterprise in favor of govern- ment operation. āThat the plan will safeguard the business interests of the state and protect the public from exploitation. 4. āThat the system of leases under the Federal Power Act and the state power law arc inadequate to protect the public interests. ROCHESTER GAS and ELECTRIC CORPORATION The Purpose 0] Any Gift is to Flense the One IVho Receives It Make This Your Gift Store The Hazel Sweet Shop and yon It be sure to please MIKE'Sā BELLOWS HOW DEN WISHES TO THANK YOU Watchmakers Jewelers 196 Genesee St. For Your Patronage and Extends Best Wishes W. J. Reagan F. R. Reagan for Your Future REAGAN BROS. 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