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

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Who's Iflho I I 1. Clara Bow—Doreen Cowing. 2. Our Mumbler—Laurence Odell. 3. Our Scout—Roger Brooknian. 4. Ladies’ Man—Robert Scliwonke. 5. Sonny Boy—Ross Woodbridge. 6. Sliiek—Bob Hayward. 7. Boy with a School Girl Complexion— Bob Morgan. 8. Clothes Model—Marion Palmer. 9. Famous Pianist—Peggy Fellows. 10. Baby Face—Betty Paddon. 11. Traffic Cop James Morrison. 12. Musician—Don Phillips. 13. Warbler -Dorothy Park. 14. Sue Carol—RcLoris Farbcr. 15. Florence Nightingale—Myrtle Ludwig. 16. Big Boy—Harold Mcrcicr. 17. Rah! Rah! Rah!—Paul McGrath. IS. Hot Air Man—Russell Quinn. 19. Our 'Footer Bob Marcellus. 20. Our French Model—Sylvia Kockowitz. 21. Rudy Vallee—Robert Witt. 22. Lloyd George—William Latham. 23. Our Baseball Fan—Marion Adkins. 24. Man with the Golden Voice Arthur Blake. 25. 'I’he Man Everyone Wants to Know— Don Newton. 26. Our Chemist—Frank Ferrari. 27. Great Tennis Star—Bill Mason. 28. Our Electrician—Bill Wittig. 29. French Doll—Helen Pierga. 30. Our School Belle Doris Williamson. 31. “Tickets, How Many Please?”- Isabelle Spampinato. Twenty-one

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LEI.AND O. WING Lee” 160 Gardiner Avenue A worker is Lee. it is easy to see. An all around fellow as fine as can be. Vice-President Junior Class; Presi- dent Senior Class; Sophomore Party Committee; Honor English; Business Manager Junior Play. Madison Junior Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute ANNA WINHABER ‘‘Anne 155 Shelter Street Just a truly nice girl. Basketball 1. 2. 3. St. Monica’s Business ROBERT S. WITT Bob 315 Eastman Avenue He seems so very nice, IVe wish we knew him tveil. Cross Country 4. Madison Junior Rochester Business Institute WILLIAM C. WITTIG “Bill 148 Driving Pit. Avenue To be old and bent is nothing at all. To be young and broke is worst of all. Senior Party Committee; Junior Play Staff; Int. Algebra Honor; Senior Occident Committee. Madison Junior Rochester Business Institute ROSS WOODBRIDGE “Ross 245 Rugby Avenue A lion among ladies is a most dreadful thing. Reserve Baseball 4; Soccer 3, 4; Service Corps; H. R. Representative 3. Madison Junior Undecided Twenty

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Floyd Gibbons, Famous Headline Hunter, Finds the Most Famous Headlines of the Year 1940 FAMOUS WOMAN FLYER CON- CLUDES SENSATIONAL NON- STOP FLIGHT AROUND WORLD Miss Mary Orford Lands at Lakehurst Flying Field The Cheers of the Excited Crowd Drown Out Whir of Motor DREAMS OF HIGH SCHOOL DAYS COME TRUE Miss Wanda Smith and Miss Josephine Gurnee Have at Last Seen Their Dreams Come True Their Names in Bright Lights Now Adorn Broadway FORMER STUDENT OF WEST HIGH SCHOOL TO PRESENT VIOLIN RECITAL AT THE METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE IN NEW YORK CITY Elinor Snyder, Accomplished Violinist, Will Make Her Premier Debut on the Concert Stage Thursday Evening of Next Week RELIGION BEING UPHELD AMONG CONVICTS OF SIBERIA Miss Abbie Brandon, Devout Preacher Of the Gospel, Daily Faces Death In Her Attempt To Save the Lost Souls Now Perishing in Penal Servitude Tuvnty-lwo