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

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1937 volume:

3 9077 05382 8375 THE 193 7 SENIOR0 ANNUAL THE 1937 SENIOR ANNUAL published by the .1 A N I) A R Y AND .1 U N E C LAS S E S WEST HIGH SCHOOL R o c h v s I v r. N, V. WE, THE CLASSES OK NINETEEN Hl'NDREI) THIRTY- SEVEN OFTHE W EST HIGH SCHOOL, IIW ETRIED TO THE BEST OK OCR Rll.m TO HOLD HIGH THE STANDARDS W HICH HAVE BEEN SET KOR I S in PRECEDING CLASSES. NOW W ITII KOND MEMORIES W E PASS THE TORCH ON TO THE FUTURE CLASSES OK 01 R ALMA MATER W ITH THE HOPE THAT TIIEA WILL CARR A INTO THE NEW BUILD- ING AS W ELL S THE OLD THESE TRADITIONS: GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP, SENSE OF RESPONSIBILITY. RE- SPECT KOR SOI Nl) SCHOLARSHIP, AND A WILLINGNESS TO WORK W ITII OTHERS KOR THE GOOD OK ALL. AS OR ADI ATION DRAWS NEAR, WE SAA GOOD-BA E RE- GRETK1 LLA : “KAREVA ELL, W EST 11 Kill. W ESII ALL NEA ER FORGET A OL. n o i x v 3 i a a a mm ir) umhmomis os m:)i uiy XMMXMdivoo sin vk)A cimv mtyiimh h io mi shohv i omisymo-hm mm siii viom mmmm :-i Md uixyho mill y w tivivs mivos MI SSMLIdXM OX MHI SMC I MOO.) M MIVIM1M OX I YUMMY HOIMMSSIIIX OMIXN JKIMd Ml ‘2X61 MO SMSS MO MIIX ‘M W WEST HI G II A L M A M A T E R PROl DLY WAVES OLD WEST INCH'S EMBLEM BLACK AND ORANGE FAIR. FLOATS TIN I M PI I A NT IN THE BREEZES NO DISHONOR THERE. ST I DENT DAYS HAVE FONDEST MEMORIES. COMRADES HERE WE STAND. S OCR TROTH TO ALM M ATER PLEDGE WE HAND IN HAND. FROM THY HALLS DEAR LM MATER WE AT LENGTH MUST PART, BUT THY MEMORY SHALL NOT PERISH FROM ONE STUDENT’S HEART. FAR AWAY ON LIFE’S BROAD HIGHWAY ALL MUST FORT I NE TRY ; STILL OUR LOVING HEARTS SHALL CHERISH THOUGHTS OF THEE, EST HIGH. TO 01 R PRINCIPAL, WE, THE CLASSES OF J ANUARV NI) .11 NE. I« 37, WISH TO LEAVE 01 R RESPECTFI I. PPRECIA- TION NDOl R DEVOTED LO'I LTV c H () L Z R T H [) R W A 3 Well� Jnltruy iNhhIi I liiyi- Tuckir l ickur l K mt I'ullx I I Ml III lliil.k I’. Ciirpentrr ( iimhIwih Amulii I’rail .llhllll'i ItullillMIII K l . Smilli Oiivi-niMirl Wnlzpr l a� K It. I� .Till.Ill Weber IlfOIIV fluff Snrljtr.ivi- • ‘ura Mi.iIcim l.n� k Kutc� Wl-lntlT llol warth. Charles II. Agnew. Mr . Bliza belli Ahern. Krnest K. Arnold, wilbert .1. Bcahon, W illiimi .1.. Bears , I2thel I,. Beshgetour, Helen J. Bowerman. I2lla A. Bresee, Fmerson I). Brooke. Margaret . Bnll.'inl. (Buriys Buller. L. Friythe Biirnarri, Flwoori . Carey, Anna T. Car| enler. Iltirry A Carpenter. Perry A. (loon, Melv in 12. Costigan. Mrs. Mary I. Crippen. Hut li I);i eri|M rt. I .aura . DeLanri, Mary Dilriine, Helen . Principal . . . English Music (Aunmerciul '.ommercial Commercial Lai in Science Science IKsychuloaisI English Home Economics English (Commercial Science Malhemalics cling I ire- Princi tal . . English . . English Science History . . . Librarian Dunbar, Dorothea Dunbar. Ivliznbetli Duncan. Mr . Clara V Fisher, Vera Fold. I'd ware I 12. lallant. Miriam Cargano. Esther . Cihlw. Frina A. (iooriwin. Mrs. Julia M. iott. Marion I lull. John .1. Ilanf. Frieria B. I layes. Burton J. Ilickok. Carrie Lynn Moeller. MamieZ. Mrs. I Hull . Mrs. I2mma 12. I lulek, I2mil A. Jacobson. Margaret 12. . JallVay, (ieorge .. Kali's. I2l In I M. Kenyon. S . ( His Keyes. Donald King, Blanche 12. Heollli Education . (ieogra dty Librarian Health Education Physics ccotn[tanisl Clerk English Minient Language ('ommercial Malhemalics Secretary . Mathematics Malhemalics hnlern hinguages Modern hinguages Health Education . Commercial ('.ommercial . English Science English Malhemalics u I. T v L T Umg. Margarct 1C. I ockwood. Harvey .1. Lusk. Mary . Lyman. Mrs. Beulah Manchester. LM ‘I M. Melville. Mariv A Vv, Michlin, Florence Munson, Mrs. I.ena Nnramore. C. Raymond Nash, Mrs. Genevieve sl oriic. Henry F. Palmer. Both L. Pickard. ICdward M. Pratt. Fannie A. Puli , Ixmis A. Bay, Jessie T. Behscher. Ada (i. Bohinson, Jeanette (I. Boss. Lawrence Bourke. James A. Bourke. Mrs. Mae II. Sauer. Emil (). Minient Ijinguagcs History English English - (liris' Adriser —11 istory Stenographer Lunchroom English Stenographer .Music History Registration . . I Jilin Mathematics Mintern Language Commercial English . Geography 11 istory Commercial Mathematics Schwann. Henry Sheridan. (iertrude (I. Slater. Floyd I). Smith, Earle I). Smith. Helen F. Smith. Mrs. Helen P. Smith. Herbert II. . .Smith, Lewis G. . Snelgrove, Herbert B. S|m� usc. Alfred Stowell. B. Sherman Sullivan. Buth P. Thiem. George V. . Tripp. Beatrice B. . Tucker. Mrs. Frcdriea Turula. Ann Vallance, Charles A. Walzer, illiam C. Watson. I). Frank Welier, George Welier, Bose A. Webster. Zella H. . Wells, Florence English English Mechanical Drairing Commercial . Modern Ijinguage English Health Education Science English Music History . . Aecom. Art craft English B. Sccrctary-T rcasurcr Stenographer . . . History H istory Commercial . . Commercial . Nurse Art Commercial R Vf t'oitigjin Schwann l . Ilnnhar IW 1C. Dunt ;ir WVtirr Sullivan Slater It 1� . Smith Ford Bourke If nllar 1 Burnard Miinctif ler I.O,kw � O.I llrahiintimr Suuer 1. C. Smith Bon rv It. Smith Butler Kenyon A Knew It F. Smith Stow .11 1 I.M-IIlT Hall Jacolnon Mmtii NVoaion lopp CariM-ntor. II. Gibb Bourke Hickork JANUARY OFFICERS AND ADVISERS Harold llarnisli Maril it Van kleeck Margaret Lewis Gordon Taylor Margaret 1C. tang. Gi President I ice- President Secretary Treasurer irgeJnllYny . Advisers FROM Til VT TO TIMS Four years ago ill thirty-three Our hrillianl elass then ennie to he. brilliant elass? You question me. Well, glimpse the record and you will sec. First when our class was very new. They gave iis our advisers two- Miss tang and Mr Jnfl'ruy; so We knew our elass would not Ih slow Throughout the years they did udvisc; We found their help hotli good and wise. Now lor the inemlM'rs of our «’lass W e've many a famous lad and lass. Florence taavcnworth, scriltc renowned, Prizc-w inner, poet, laurel-crow ne l. Nat Kellie's s|M-cch alsjiit Lincoln I,« ft his audience dazed and hliukin . (irowimj Pains brings hack to me rline 11 night's ability. n actor line in ‘ Member the Day Was Mrs Stonehraker's little boy. Nay. JANUARY CL Margie l.ip|� er- -Oh! to tell The things she docs- and does so well: lui|HTsonntions and poetry, To which she holds the magic key. The last part of our high school y ears Harold llarnisli led with cheers. Our Betty Partridge to help along Won the Spinning Prize with an ice-storm song. Four other people we wane to now Who earnestly by sweat of brow Have won West High School's highest seat; Not one the other one could heat. Boh Williams and Charles Purcells, ICach one in scholarship excels. Helen Cooper ami Esther Miller, Each of Knowledge’s soil’s a tiller. And so we’ll hope in many ways. On looking hack in future days. Our class will be u mcm'ry dear As will the comrades mentioned here. ASS HIST 0 R Y I Mien Ainucher Antnnelli Handuly Bauerlr llralliv JKAN K ALLEN 378 '«•lamiiii;« Avenue .Iriin is happy ami .Iran ix smart ' And Jean't thr girl irho it ill tlo her part. A Cnppclla Choir 2: French Club 2. 3; Tenni 2; Honor l.niin 3; ItnnkiiiK Hcpresentnlive 2. Madison Any Arhor College JOYCE A MACII EH 46 Virginia She's quiet 'I Hut alio i lor ft, oner in a It's a joy— liilerhigh Orchestra 3; Drclimtr hall I; Baseball I; Hay� . Arc lliith Night 3, 1. No. 37 � . I; Basket- Night� ; West It It NKI.I.I Mechanic i 4 116 Cmr ! Jl .rk Mv-Ui r.l 1 qirl like Arfiit noutujftjwsnreird Shr'x always JA lm t fulirlp our in need. I wiiilint Club 2. ” I N«. 37 (J LEONA BANDOLY hr 341 Bughy Avenue Happiness just radiales From her laugh and grins. If turret comet from smiles, •She'll he IhiLot it ho pans ' HoitfMvr ha(; t tn-liesiru L 'X, 1:11 ll Bii eih;i Tennis 2. Madison ndes-ided boll IjXUmu ha. . Annrffl Bluff 4. I yXiKl.u I’usler: Wr ailevi.nl . _ is Mloir uyImumni Jell-0.'' lhall 1,2; II It. Base- No'. 37 ijdMi3rliT cd lcnt Stall I;Senior 11 •� i m i Alilc Mention West Ilia'll Weft High Nights I. 2. 3. Advertising Bergeron Buckley Beilin Bourne Boguski Clark. I). JUNK BEATTIE 326 Biiveuvvood Avenue ■’ll7io does the best his circumstance ulliHrt, Ifoes irtll, acts nobly; angels could do no more. Biding Club I. Madison College Clark. II v Clark J Conklin WILLIAM HOI ItNK � Billy 1360 Chili Avenue .4 saxophone does Hilly tiny. And hr II ijo far tame day. im Orclmsira 2. I; We l High Night 2. Si. Monica's Iwlmim School of Muse SIMONNE L ItKltCKltON laai I5S Barrington Street She’s an fully nice and quite itelile From the top of her head to her liny feel. Tennis 3-2; Senior Annual Stull. Secretary I No. 37 Cabbtatkill IIENBY BOGUSKI Hunk 919 Jefferson Avenue This fellow. Hank, goes out for track B hen it comes to running there's nothing he'll lack. Service Corps 3. I: Track 2, 3. 4; Cross Country 2. II. It. Soccer I. 2. 3; II. It. Basketball I, 2; Honor English 3. I. Madison Business ELIZABETH A. BUCKLEY Betty 16 Burlington Avenur: One in u million is this prelly lass. She knows her stuff; so she's sure to miss. Biding Cluh; Occident Staff I; Senior Annuul Stuff. Secretary I; Mendier Eveculive Council 2. 3; Class Olliccr. Treasurer 2; Banking He|ire� eiiliilive 2 St. Monica’s Mechanic DOROTHY CI.AHK Doltio” 180 Shelter Street .1 ieurd. a smile for rteryonr— This little girl it loads of fan She’s our of Ihe best you’re tree met nd one of those you iron'I forget. Hilton CiilliKi. IIKBBEBT CL It K Bud lo 18 (ieiwsiN- l «rk Boulevard I am here, hut few know d. Science Cluh I; II It Soeoer 3. I, II It liuxkellnill 3; II It Itaselhdl 3; Coif t; la-ller I; Inter-Scho lustic Coif Tournament I. Madison y I B it I. rJ k'NEl K K CLANK . T 'T ” 33 Burlington Avenue r I iA - 33 Burlington Avenue ' .Iran and her oh's Ought to be with Major flours. I'ri-Y 3. I. I-Vvutb.tn.il. I; Alpha Delta Chi 3. t Basketball 3.A I; Bus.-l.all 2. 3. Tennis 2. 3. I Field lloekey Tt; Ping Pong olid Deck Tennis 3. I Banking lti'|ircseul.itive 2. Modi sun Syracuse It! I II CONKLIN “llulh” 18.1 Virifiuia Avenue Athleticx gur her Snap and l‘ep; For making friends She has a rep.” Honor Basketball I ll.iskelliall 3; SvviuiiniuK I; Ihskey 3. Penn Ynn Academy School of Commereo JANUARY SENIORS JANUA HELEN COOPER “Coop 268 Penhurst Street Shf's a quiri girl hui lie'll Ull you Illi You'll Ike hrr Ion when you're mrl this rnixs. trench lui� 2. 3. I. Honor English t; Honor French .1; (tnidriii Staff :i; Honor Society I. Modi Win Wellesley Uollrp' EM II.K M. CHRTICK IU ill ml v in- Road SootUville. New York Hr ore all rout i need that Srollsrilte ought In hare n place on Ihe map. A Capprll Choir I. 2. Soot ts ville High Kusinca� R Y SE IIAKKY FAI CHT 2 Garfield Street. H e siimihi like Io know his every thought. This man ire oil roll Horry Faugh!. Soccer 2, 3. I: II. It. BnnkrtboU 2. It; Track 2. 3. I; Sooocr letter I: Truck L'llcr 3. I; Associate Editor of Senior Annual. Madison lollcge DON A 1.1) HSIlElt Don ’ 29 Violetta Street Voir here's n hoy Unit's peppy and bright; He nerer gire.t up irilhnul i light. Engineering Club 2; .Science Club 4: President 3; l i n k 2 3. I; Occident Staff 2. 3. Senior mni il Staff; Awiatunt Cheer leader 2. 3; Ili-Y t Madison t ndecided AKI.INE IIAIGHT 139 Fair view Avenue Her dramatic ability I Hath in and mil of plays. ; K J . . ± .Main irilh her hue of donemd • 11 1 carry her a real iravs Sock ami Hiiskin. Honor English 3. 3. I. 2; Play . Sjiiiiv for the Gotlilip. Friend of tile Family, Grow- in‘ Pains. Madison 11 ndreided MARY KRCEI. HARDING Murm 67 Sawyer Street Hrr supercilious ue utmldiTI Irr rr. She's nice, and. too. her uainr i.« lnrni ” Honor English 3. Madison Brockport Normal fill ANT KISH Fit ROBERT CUSTER Rob 752 Seward Street Not a man of ereeplional fame. Hal a tery gowf fellow just Ihe so at Riding Club 1; Cross Country 2. Meehmiics Institute DAN IS Madison fix SI reel _ . _ llnini; .P' M for uork— y-'rarn any laik Hr dor no shirk. Cross Country '35; l dter, Wrestling 3. Monriv 1.1� IS ESHI.EMAN lx ie 31 I’liini' Street 1 quirt girl unless you see the twinkle hi her eyes. Tenni� I. 2. 3. Madison Qsq H. R I Lij y Cooper n A Curtice 'I , K Fislt 61 Stratford Park In the halls (Irani's a trhiz. In Ihe rlnssroorn he liket no i ui:. On Ihe dance floor he's no li:; (iranl he's 0 K—Oh shucks. Ii..� keih.ill I. 2_'t- II [I It iseh.lll Exes ijiive Coniiril I. 2. F. Honor S yvt; Science Kami 1,2; Honor English 3, 2. 3: Orchestra I; Honor Int. Algebra 2. HETTY GRAVES IteMy IS West High Terrace Ijiughinq, smiling, always guv. She neier champs from day to day. It firmer shr i or rrer will hr She'II he Ihe lops' its plain to see. Madison College Davis Kshlcmiin Fnnght Fisher I Fisher (I Forest JANE I. II ARDT 835 Woodbine Avenue t quiet girl whose in’rard calm Is also reflected without. A t 'appella Choir No. 37 sri Ml I -.1 -c small riil irk Office Work HAROLD V IIARMSII •Hal- 119 Milton Strict An honor student hast ue Acre) . I man's man it is true Aff'’ I.ess time, he think , fotyjklnr fair. And more the sstt duftse. Q nftitry 3; latter. Honor nl. Algi'hra 3; Occillent Stall ialf t: Department of Athletics y I College ELSIE HERREIt I “I lerliy”' 59 Shelter Street Oar thought of hrr will finer end For Herhy is a true blur friend Basketball I; Tennis 2: Honor English 2. Madison llnsiiiess Optimate� 2; English 3. 1. 3. I; Seniof An, i Graves Haight Harding Hard! llaroisli Ile'«lier I V Humi Jr.vM’f r r JoilCK Kir min Keltic Kin laako la-tvis l ivriraiKlIi IJ|i|M'r l.conard l.iil Lyon M . .. bo McAviiiney ll ll. I 163 lusdcwnael Drive Nr ter ghiomy. nerer ijliim. All ravs full of pep nnd fun. She's I hr churn of ereryone. Our Ijtaly i f Mercy limit Synieiiso I nmrmly I.KWIS I .BO JOSKPH KKKNAN SiiulTy 15 Trnfaltcur StM'l II •• know l.ro Too. ml nrr ijl'iil In iidinil il I nfr von. Oo nl. nl SlulT; Ijiernssa-. I ■ iii ii.i I ni varsity uf lVni� yKuiiiii NATHAN KKI.NK 137 Son III I’lymiMilli Avenue Friends. janitors, (enrhert, llcrr i� mi onUnary man. Sock mil llu-kill I; II II II iskcll.iill 2: Oerialent Sliill I; Senior A mi mi I Slnll. Ivlitor and Chief: Play . Ilnm.incaj is n Itackrt, Hememlicr tin- I hay. Stnjce M.annir f in Hi'iiM'inlM'r llir Day Henri-senta- live n( Sa-li innl Buskin Cluli I; IJncoln Day Pro- teram M iilisi.n Cailnuilii.'i IIniversity III Til KINO Biilm : H0 AIm oIo ii Slrca'l ll � r hr uni Ihnl soon Ihrrr'II hr another unman morar thrrrlor in IIoIIuiochI Capprlla Choir I: Tennis 2. 3: Honor l-amlisli 3; Hialinj; I Inh I: Tri-Y 3. I M .nils, .ii Collcce JANKT LAKE Aniln nn.jh v ijocul friend tnrrrrvonr I’r -V . 1« I; ()|ilimnUM: Honor IiiI. Mi;i-Ii .i Senior Annual Stuff., - y Mm nano It. B. I. 1 1- HlIvNCK I.KAY KNttoll I II Floss' 621 Sawyer Street At unit mi stories, she's an an ll i i all her friends, she .Wi the parr ('ii|i|� -l|ii Choir I, � |iinmili-s 3, I; Honor Knicliidi 3. I: I Jilin 3: (Icddral SUITS, I: Senior Annunl Slnll. Awards | wires. Third |iri a- SI tor I Story (!on- i.-st '35. Third | ri e Slmrl Story Conlav.1 '36. Iloiuirahle Mention Award Mnhel II Siminina; '-'Mi; Mrnilx-r Kveauliva- Cnuu.il 2; Tri-V. Honor So- ciety I. Madison College M A PC. ABET F. I.KW IS M.iru I 15 liijth-wnnal Hrive Mara has class and Mara has lank . The kind you srr in social hunks; hid alien il none In hirjh ijraile art Mara's rarrrr will upward slnrl. it.--Pre.sid.nl of Clans I. Arl Kdilor Senior All- nual; Poster Contest I; High Nights - i Ploy . Growing Pain� , Friend of the Family, Since for the Gosling� . St. Augustine� N V. ScIhHd of Interior Deeonilion mahgahkt i.ippkk Pen 121 Fulton Avenue Her impersonations—remarkable For siieli an earlv uqe The a if I she has for drama II ill carry her lo the singe. Tri-V 2. 3. I; French Cluli 3. I Base hull 3; Tenni� 3; I'ing Pong 3; Occident StnlT3. I. literary Ivalt l nr of Senior A n mi ill StulT. Awariuhly Program 3. I; First Pri a Poetry CnnteMi Award 3; Konorulile Mention French Poetry Contest 3; French Cluli Honor IAii t. Jefferson Hull Drariui Acuila'iny m tii lutz Ski|.|iy 387 Katull lloul Iliac ran friendship ijii wramt ll ilh friends like I lath In hr Ip u ou ; Honan English 3; Mendier Kvtviilive 5ein. il I Na . 37 Busina � JANIH' LYONS Jan I2it Gardiner Avenue I •tunnel like thu is really ipiirl rare; She’s smart as a whip and ala ays riijld Ihrre. West I lie'll Nmills 3; Ushered nl A Cia|.|e-llnChoir 3 Madison Cnllege I Inahnahsl THOM AS A. McAVINNKY Mac 25t Arnett Boulevard ll hilr ice lire, let's lice in rimer; ll uvi ue die, we die nil mer. A Cm| |H'IIu Choir I. Iinmnculalo Conci-plion Sammons Sell, KiiiImIiii. JANUARY S K N I O R S JANUARY SENI O R S ESTHER AA MI I.I.KIt Eu 2 J7 Columbia Avcnui Esther's eLissifird as smart ; Shr take all lion or (rout the thirl! M|� Im l'ri- I; Chcxx Club .'I; Science Clul 2: Optimates 2. 3. I; Honor English A, I; Honor Latin ■1. I; Honor Ini Algebra A; Honor Society I. Madison Undecided C ATI I KM IN K Ml lit H ISSEY ' Koy I I Bartlett Street t 'lirl with PertonalityJ ) 041 iiant an ansuer, ilnl von fay Well, trail a minute. ire shall srr; ire’re decided; it if Kav! Tennis M .ulison Medium� nOHtlTHY KR.yr.KER .,R3 Rrtrtington venui can t terimur tail then i Ihd fniic cifn hr rrrioiur tnil she's not ilend: l loads nffllUe fis XJliiL 1A Co|i|h-II.i Choir vj rench CJ {b I.Tri-Y I: Honor lot. Alegebra t: Decident {xfatf A. I: Senior Animal St.ill I: tti-sl High Nights. A: Tlirift Story Con- tent Award A. r- No. 37 | i V |I. of It. M ADELINE NESBITT Aluddio lit I Frost Avenue In future year ire'll no ilonht see Madeline ax a pr irate secretary. Tri-Y I Modivtin ItusincAs FREI NEWIIAI.L Fred 2 il Mdine Street Art ions x ieak louder Ilian tear dr. Honor Society A; Science ('.lull A; ( |itiiinites 2: Honor English A. I. Honor lot. Algebra 3; Banking Representative 2. I Madison U. of R. PETER NICHOLAS Pete A ) Saw ycr Street Quiet and rr.irrred, this frllmr. ’dr.” When it comes to studies he's hard to heal. Service Corns I. Science Club 2, 3; Truck t; Senior Annual Stall t; C.liiw I Madison k r I of II. � I . Ill I V4 l|| ( es. J N O RIHKN Lift FJeneace Park Boulevard Sltsi lieu to Ku; She x nr ii- to me; Instil ole Na .arelli Academy College Mabel 1 Io|m Suii John Marshal j y ym MALS O'BRIEN CH ARLES II. PARC.KI.l2s “Chuck 115 Mrixwcll Avenue Chuck -fall o’ brains. Optimates A. I; Honor l-aiglish I. Honor Ini. Alge- l ra A; Honor Society I. No. 37 Undccidixl RlS W H 111 PARTRIDGE 365 TrtCet u.Strect Hetty and paper and p f r C-S •t master piny produeedypiaiii’ Tri-Y I: Debating Club 1: t bffi-sl iCczUff )niT mates A. I. Soerer 1.2: Itask nall 2. Honor EniillV A. T. Honor Citin I: Honor Ini Mcrlir� 3: Ollirrmf Optimates I; First Prize in Poetry ; Honor Society I; lining Control I. ( College J] Luie Post Avenue I f rou thin 'I humi- l.o, II hr eornr la sellout? No IA I udi cille. I 7 Martian J’t chur itiiij roicr !• Mat;ev life fie tint, k 2. A. A t n|� |tell Ini DeRli Cln 2� , lloi ir English Ar-I nr H PKARSON Ruth ' Street , belli atona py foini Inlrrhigh Clioir I; elhall A: Tennis 1. 2. French A; Meml«cr Society I R R. I. MARJORIE JANE UDELL Margie I’o.vl A venue 'I V.V be true rrrn you. I loiiiir English A. I. y I College JACK O HARA l mit Jolin 11 Elba Street .Soy. ii hat's the answer to the fourth one? St. Monica'� Undecided ROBERT L. PRESTON Rob 287 Aberdeen St. From his records 'tis rosy to see t ijrrnl surertt tome da v lu'll be. Rand 2. A; Soerer Atnlinger I; la-llcr Manager Soccer I. Honor English A. I; Honor Ini Mrgehru A. Occident Stall' I; Alember Executive Council 2. Madison U. f IL DORIS REAGAN Doe R78 Seward Street ■ t ipiiet miss irlxotf ‘jrnltr MXiyjf Made friends all UtrtHtijh her W est lli'jh days. St, Monica's Undecided Aliller Morrissey cracker Nesbitt O'Brien. J. New hall O'Rrien. L. Nicholas Odell O'llnrn Pearson Purcells Preston Partridge Reagan Reynold Roach rU 4 ;T •- H {J f klyn Reynolds Holier 1 011 Koxzi Solid Kvc” 1.10 l)p(«!� Slinrl proof positire Iknl von don’t hare to make a lot of noise to time friends. Madison liro -k|Hirl Norin l MARIAN K ROACII Mnry-Ariii 211 Garfield Street litre a tjirl irho does oil I ho I she can. If you're in need of a friend, rail Mary-Ann. Orcnmlra I; French Clui� I; Rinkcllxdl 3; Volley. l .ll I. 2. Madison College lll'.HHKRT HO IIKill'S llcrh 71V Arnclt Boulevard lloppy Energetic. Heady, llr ig Id. Hand 2, 3: Honor English 1. I Mudison Collie DONALD H HOHKHTSON “Don VI Woodbine Avenue I hoi's an nlhlele ire oil agree Al snorts a great success he'Ubr. And when it comet to Class and itress He's far ahead of oil the red Service Cori� U; Soccer 2. 3. I; Basketball (reserve! 2. 3: Department of Athletic 2, 3. I; Meml� er Kx- eculive Council 2. 3. I Mudison Cincinnati College of Embalming EVELYN A HOZZI Kvic Hidv.lr Te orne� op • and i I.'I. M« ■I 1. I: Inter lul. 2; 1. � 1 II olley 1,11 rident S| French I tli let it's 3, I;, Chew (tllicer Vin'-IVisiilrnl II No. 37 Saw yer Schmitt Schmitt Schrolh Si mo Smearing 1MJISK M. SAHKI, ‘‘So hie” K ron Street SMuioir Start Steer A I aiptidlu ( dent Staff icdfth while. nterliigh I'm� . Cltoir t.llm- Senior Annual Stall I; Wexll IJ gh Night 2.3: Alpha Tri-Y V . , Vw No. 37 to . v-kir. I I iTr lKL M SI MK 2 Margaret Str.-et . J This Idtindi TriffifbJar with her rule To attend a I Aimpfnnirter School Ilohor English 1. I; Honor French 2. 3; Tenni� 2. 3. No. 37 Comptometer School VOMI'll SATfunNt; ' I ' V. loe -v 152 AlelryAe St list ItUan i| .. So left all go, VTC he Street i clifer Ttoitr; 1 a i.mi: a sen mot • ■‘Sunny f v jjljv Co|.l.jV treel t UIm I nivemity of Michigan Servior Corps 2, 3. 4; Homeroom Sperer I . 2, 3. I As� t. Cheer leader 3, I; Homeroom Basketball I; Homeroom tinsel..,11 I. St. Monica'a Husinen SARAH SOSIILOFF ■‘Sally” 519 Wellington Avenue It c dauhl that ice shall errr meet not her ijiel irho's half so sweet! She's errr helpful: and ice tortoise Thai she In untold heights will rite. Service Corps 3. 4; ACappellu Cluar 3. I. Basel will 2: Tenni� 2 Science Clnh Madison FRANK SCHMITT 2H7 Reynolds Street you're looking for n genius Of the irimtijie kind, lie's the hov without o douht Thai mines first to your mind. Madison It B. I H C. A. Institute r I. French (‘. fisVelli.ill I. 2 � .t| I Itase la Chi 2, 3. I ; r icldlmll 2: I: Honor French 2. 3; •nior Any il Stair Jjl'int I’ri e si High Ku;hl� JJ Mwrlmriit id •mint fJiViiliyis iMiiirjl 2. 3 t (tanking l W i illative 2 3, I Iligl.UlhT Hi-li-feor Dental I i� |irimury graceschhoth “Gnieio 61 ItoxlMirniigh Hoad She's witty and prrtty; He hkr her n hit l.o:y or i ridcts? I 'II ra v she's noli Tennis 2; Occident Staff I: Senior Annual Stair I; West High Night 3; Honor Society I. Madison Koiuiicm KDW ARI ST, I I Devon Road ‘ I fellow front whyfii (li f ItftA to poet, ftrr his onpioiph eTin-hA “tire Start Honor lilt. AAcehrn No. 37 I , College 'LICE I STEAK “Lolly 23 Inglewood 11 tA uf, tlire, we ran onf wiv this Sh And i Hanking Hcpnl Madison I iidividisl JANUARY SENIORS JANUA YSTONKRRAKKH Stoney -21 MHro� Strwl lie's hound Io !� ■ ut i urliir I 11 O hiqhty norel piati. Im nil Ihr hltlr girls icitl tigh, Oh, irluil 11 Inirlimi mani -• •• «'k and Bunkin'. Debating Cluit 3. I Onli.-stra 2; Honor Latin 3; Occident Staff I Vnimal SlttfT l. Romance i� a Backet I Ite- incintirr III - Day I; Class OITiccc 3. I Madison College MARY J AN R STORM Stormy 60 Cusllcnuin Road , This storm is dark. hut noi thrratrninp. A Cap(H-ll,i Clmir 2.3, I; MudcCouncil I: Inlcrlugti I .hoar I: French Clui� 2: Tennis 3: Honor Ruglisli 3, 1. Senior unuul Stall I; West High Nights 2. Madison (J. of R. WILBKRT STUBKLLA “Stebbic 12 Kthel Street Aelirt, good-natured lo a fault; OhilatU cannot it� man hall Service Curp� I Homeroom Soccer 1. 2. 3; llome- r.� oni Ranke tball 1. 2. 3: Home room Baseball I, 2. 3; Iteparlment of Government 3; Banking Rqinv will a live I. Madison Cornell 363 Magnolia StrW ' • “SulkryV‘ grin i� trrv nsUhina U IIrr lumine I frir iitsbip is reev Wlfflui -- Basketball I. 3. Baseball I. 2. FieWImll I; jiejd-er Executive Cotincil I: Ranking Representative I. 2 3; No. 31 Nursing MARY TAHLTON Red- 313 Kenwood Avenue 2; I'ing Rang 3 1; Madison ki'ftA Stourbrakrr Star in SIiiIh-IIi. , I: Biinkii, Ring Roog 3. I; Deck Tennis 3; SliitUlcb x«rd I Madison . IJ tiMl. PtflLIR TAYLOR V ' Tap-tapping frrl 1 .1 hov n-ilh these. A I ✓ - lx lintel lo lira! I� -Y 2. 3, 1; Iloiii.'rooio Roce� (. 2. 3; Homeroom Basketball I. 2; Gym Leader I. 2. 3: Senior Annual Stuff 1; llomiince is a Racket I; llemciulwr the Day 3; Wwl High Nights I. 2. 3; Assistant Cheer Leader 3. I. No. 37 Springticld College RUTI1 THOMS Rulliie 337 Thurxtuo Itoid “ llmrr'rt it hr. il terms to me, 'Tut only nolJr lo hr good. kiml hearts nrr more than coronets, turf ximplr faith than otman blood. Tri-Y; Basketball 2. Renlield Union Undeciiled NORMA M. TUCKER “Norma 181� Genesee Street H r Ihuik Norma's tnrndtv amt far, ( Not eirrybody it that any!) Ijtnk al her; irhal ilo von xayf l!a«cl.all I; Tenni 1. 2; Class Ollieer 2; Ficldhall I. Charlotte High Seluhi| Mechanics Institute Sulkey TnHtoii Tnylor. G. Taylor. Jauo I . I--r. R. Thoms I O R S FRANCIS VKLKHIO Red 187 Congress Avenue IIhough hr has rni hair II r are here time la declare Thai irhra il fame la tports Hr t Ihr hrtt, front all reports. I nierliiirli t hoir: llouwrooai Soccer I. 2. 3, l;llomc room Basket Ball I. 2. 3. I; Baseball I. letter 3. I St. Monica‘n Black Mountain College MARILYNN L VAN KLEKCK Mike rr. veil Club 3. 3. Basketball 2. •KHs|4 � . I; 28.7 (striding stir . .imntca Venn. Honor Freud? I'itCCUlivr Council Honor Society I Malison ISABKI.LE MARIAN M TSON lay 306 Itodyn Street Tor future she has many a plan; If any succeed, the sarrlv ran Madison Fast. Na arenr College. WnllutttOn, Miim. LESLIE WI-XI.KR lg 5� “ 221 Weal lligli Terrace le-s is km urn from It rtt to tanner; You hear his name irhtre-e'er you go. Ills tneeks and mannrrs nrr hath quite slrttar. This frttou uv knaie as J. I.rstir II rllrr Sock and Buskin, Assistunt Manager of “Growing Rains.” 3-2; Optimate 31: Honor English 3, I Monroe U. of B. CECIL B. WESTFALL 277 I.iocoln Avenue It brains irrrr bricks, tlrnl'd ter a skyseraprr. Honor Society 3. I; Optimates 3. I; II B Sacivr 1.2 3; II It Basketl.all I. 2. 3; II It Bawl.illl 1.2. 3; Honor English I; Honor lilt Mgehro 3; Banking Hcprcscutulivc 3. No. 37 Undividnd Tucki-r ajerio Van Klecek W alsoii I-Iler Westfall W bailey iltimnH, O. WOOCk t'Kill A � f-Aiie inal lliiiclicy KimiI I,iked al niiy phase of the ijume- Spnrl or sludetd. nil the tame. II K. Biu-.krllH.il; II It IWIh.II. Stafford No. I I iidit'i lol DOREEN WILLIAMS 65 Ibiotlc Strrrl A frir inlly iiwrf, •t smile or lieo. H hcr-e'er von iff her ll't Dnrmi In you. William� . II. Wyland VITZEL Vail rslon Road 1 lo firul much fmill i Imi Ihul ue cull II all. . A t ii|.jm'II.i Ch xr3; Iti.lini: Club 2, 3. I. II. II. Itaxketbull I. II II. Baseball I. Honor KiiRlixl. 3. I; Occident Staff. Advertising Mana� ter •I; Member Executive Council 3. I; Class Olliccr. Treasurer 3; Poetry Content 3; Honor Society 4. No. 37 U. of II. Wholexluttle MADELEINE J. WOOCK 68 ItiirliiiKlon Avenue She's Ihr tame irhru you nuel her today At sihr I rut when you met her tail; The Mime in Ihr Iretail nml future A the lint oil Ihr time in the path It unking Representative I. St. Monica’s Bum new RICHARD WYLAND ’•Dick” 39 Fillmore Street Ihek it nimble: Pick it quick; lliil lo a friend, he'll always slick. Miidi.on Undecided ROBERT WILLIAMS “Boli 25t) Tdifulc.ir Slreet ll e'rr sure Ihul Itoh will succeed; kiunrUihjr is mirer is hit creed. M A1«; VRET WOLBSI.AC.LE “I’atly 278 Kenwood Avenue About bally't history ue’re loti. Shr jml won't bilk, you tee. Hal if more nere like this r irl, A line ir or Id 11 won l-l he. OptiniMlnt 3: Crum Country I. Honor lot. AL-eluu 3. Madison II. of R. A ERY ZIMMER Avery 119 Arnett lllvd. Honor Siciety I. Optimates 2. 3. Nuntius 3. Ouac lor I; Truck 2; Honor l.atoi I; Honor lot. Vlfc-il.r.i 3; Senior Auooul Stnlf t; I9ays. The l ot Boiler 2; Memlier Executive Council 2. 3; Claw. Officer. President 2. Secretary 3. French Club 2; West Hi� ch Ni lits 2. M udixon I) mJccidcd lie always qeU a bul seal in Al ihiihelieiilly sealed rooms. I’.hr . Clui� 3; Science Club 2; Cross Country I; W restliiiK 2. Madison C.illrice M udixon University of Syracuxc V mi ask tin- why I rry I nml I hr i lea ill of a man I scarcely knew? Thai’s why, my tlear. Iliilli l earsun JANUA ICKSTOHIYI Ding spears of I lie trees SheallietI in glass Thai glilters and glitlers. Beni with weight Branches snap ami erash. Breaking I lie snow crus! Into «liainoml slivers. Twlight under an art'll ( f erystal lace. Tinkling music. Colorlessness. Itulli I‘car si in WISDOM l If course I Believe in fairies! OU don't? I low old are you? Seven? U hv, dear ehild, I'm Ninety. Itulli l earson R Y S E N I OKS JUNE OFFICERS A N I) A DVISERS UoUrt Middleton James I). Small Bernice Snyder Donaltl C'iiifi . Kthel M. Kates William J. Bcalion . President Vice-President Secretary Council Represcrdatire Advisers When we of I he June Class first entered West High School il was with I lie feeling l hat a new adven- ture awaited us. And indeed it did. Our first year we spent largely in trying to conceal our strangeness and our feeling of total insignifi- cance. We tried to pretend that il was all old shill to us and failed dismally in the cll’orl. We en- deavored, without much greater success, to adopt the casual, nonchalant manner we so much ad- mired in the Seniors. Few of us ever stayed after two thirty-live. Consequently, we remained very much like strangers in a strange land. Our second year brought a gradual change in us individually and in the class as a whole. We learned part of our lma Mater and sang it with much gusto if not with understanding. We became affiliated with some of the extra-curricular activities and by so doing found that school could he made de- cidedly interesting. Through the medium of two class parlies, we came to know each other heller and to form many friendships. In other ways, too, we came to act more like a class unit, (iradually our hodge-podge existence disappeared and we became I he (-lass of June, 1937. But our first two years merely laid the groundwork for our last and most en joyed year. ow, in our more mature judgment, we came to look upon the faculty as somethings else than malicious «in- spirators against our peace of mind and our leisure. We saw I hem as a group interested primarily in preparing youth for the tough sledding that lies ahead. Some of them we came l know indi idtially and to value as friends and counselors. Friendships which had been developing through I he veal’s now crystallized and became very real. We finally learned the words of our lma Mater and found I hat there was meaning behind the words. nd mm we arc ready for graduation. We have learned much in our years at West and we have ab- sorbed much that wecannol exactly define hut that has added immeasurably I o our growth. Our hope now is that we may prove the faith manifested in us by our parents, teachers and friends has not been misplaced. JUNK CLASS H I S T 0 R Y Aldridge Amnirrinx Andiwu A i doli no Ansliergcr It.llrt l«l II Mill A AI.DMI IMiK llnrry IOO Wellington Avenue Faithful, courteous, amt (mutent Urn a true- West High Stiielent Mniic Council I; Inter high Hand 3. 4; Orchestra 2. J, I; Rand 2. 3. I: Honor French 2: Occident Slnlf 2. I. 4; Senior Annual Sl.ilT. AVrst High Nights 2. 3; in Rand Z. 3. I: President of llichnlrn 1; Concert MbhIiw Orchestra I Madison Yale RITA AMMKRINC k tvja |Miim iU' o ' t lotr raiie -l ii i iiiiWj smile I. ike It it an fc.HiflM l'1 i«lf« ffi style. St. Monim’a Niagara I Inivrrsity NORMAN ANDKRSKN ”Nonn 202 Norman Road I friendly smile, I cheery Hi Let you knotr That iXarm is noth. Ili-Y; Detailing Cloli. Miidisi in Syracuse 11 diversity SARA ANIMIIJNO Sorts- 112 Kavciiwotsl Avenue Sneer's serious; Setree’s gay S-irrr's a fiat either tray. A Capi«-lltt Choir 3. I; FrenchClult3. I: AI pi mi Delia 'In ItiiHki'lh.ill 3, I: It iss'liall 3: IliH-kcy I: Honor French 3. I. Ai-t High Nights 2. Madison Mechanic� . Institute MARY jam: ANSRKRUKH Nnuc 10 Arnett Route vard To he a itoehyr Xarir aspires. She has the i,piaUhrs it requires. Rliskethall 3; Deck Tenuis I; Hockey 3. West Pliitii High Srliuol 11 of I Mnlirol School Knncrnft Ritrlholonuty Iteall Rusiim’ss fT '-S I «it ■■decided JT.AN IIK? e Dorn” 80 rhui-li.ii Itoad . H' hyosK ____________ V IlfrJurned-iip note V IAfti, ate, lime high she rales Cii|i|H'llii Choir 3 I: Inlerhigh Choir I Mndison A eslininsti'r Cltoir ScIhm.1 Rerghorn Kerkowilz Herlrain II faster ' Let Other lahar; •Pfjyjf reel, Service Corps I; Hoidnroooi Swrrr I. 2. 3: Home- room Baseball I. 2; lloiiierooiii K.i-kcihall 12. t No. 3? I iideciilisl III III RKRGIIORN Rut hie 73 Nellis Park ( Militate a smile sweet unit sunny; I oil ran ealrh a fly with hnnryt Delia ting Club I: Inlerhigh Orchestra 2, 3. I; Or chestrn 2. 3. I; R.iskcil.utl 2. 3. I. Itn-rhall 2; Hockey 3, I; Fieldlmll 2. Honor Kuglish 3. I; Honor French 3. I. Madison R. R. |. IRKOWITZ , ‘ .IM I II II. RKRKt • f, Ruth ,, i . fcOa Jelferson A Huff,' i t ills,fin+si sits It,.- RKITA HKI KIRCH Beltv 078 Frost Avenue Her smile is Quite a happy one. And she is always haring fun, Service Cotim I; Raskctl.all I. Tennis 2; Honor Kiiglish 3, 4. St. Mnnien's R. R. |, DOROTHY F. RKI.T Dot l Itingle Street .1 pertotmlUy hard In beat: I'relty, willy, height, and street. Tennis 2. 3. I. Hockey 3. Madison I Iiilecideil Avenue I fulfil t iformed onthe news of the day; Shr'r it truly rersalile lass, nit with her ready fluency ' y Put’s life into erery class. Detailing Club 3. I; Science Club I. Orchestra I. 2. 3. I. French t 'Iuli 2. 3. 4: Optimalm 2. 3. I; Basket- ball 2; Raseliull 2; Tennis 2. 3: Fieldh.ill 2. Volley- hall 2; I lot Kir Knglish 3. I; Honor Latin; Honor French 3; First Prize in French Poetry Cnnlesl 3; Ranking Kisiy Award; Senior Annual Stull; First Prize in Prone Malx-I l|np SiNiuiing Memorial Contest; Vral_lligh Nighls t Ml. Sinai Hospital Immaculati Fi.4dl.all I: olley hull I. I lid. i ided 1 .1 u s J u s N E ELEANOR BETTYS “Babe 2 Trafalgar Street 4 sweeter mist can riot tie found IIrr fume at a good frihnr it re nut cued J'rrnd� Club 2. Honor English 3. I: Honor French •I- � .S.. Annual Stuff I; Honor Society I Mud non u. „j- r I'M LINE BEUTTKL I'nul � 07 Magnolia Street She's blond; she's rule; And tbiil’s not all— She’s musically minded, To sum il up Paul” Sock and Ku kin 3.1; A Cappella Choir 2.3.1. Muaic Council I, Intrrhigli Cimi� 3. I; Orchestra 2. 3. I; Senior nnual Stuff 4; Play� 3: Wmt llidi Nighla 2. 3; Sutk and Kuskin Srcrrlnry, Madison Music N ! By ITERFI ELD ■Butt Sock and M-rn- Sorob 3;, 2.3. I; Manager I or. ''Komar Pains,.......rin- Day;” Kinking Reiwraeotati Madison Street if fun yen hit stork is done. omeroom Sw-m I; He- ll Basketball 2; Swimming mg Team I; Slot! of Double i n RacketCast of “Growing ng's English, Rememlier the Undecided DONALD CAIN “Aoe 21 Iniflnsood Drive Hr can depend on I ton For Cain is rerv abel. Debating Clui� 3. I. President of Debating Club I; Homeroom Basketball 1; Homeroom Baseball 1; Occident Stull 3. I; Senior Annual Stnl! I. Hiding Club I; Motor Club 3; Senior Class Representative I; Executive Council 2. St Augustine'a Cniveraily of Southern California ROBERT KOI Cl IKK Bob 1 1 Milton Street A doctor Hob would be II till bill an honest fee. H e knoir he’ll do hit betl; To Fate ire trace the rest. Science Club I; Homeroom Haskettmll I, 2: Honor English 3. I Immaculate Conception II. of II IIKI.KN TRESA CASEY Ciwy 308 Keyii'diis Street So full of fun And lieety chat. There's no dull moment When Corey” is at bat. I'llilatelii: Society 2. 3. t. Honor Kwrvr Team 2; Honor Team 3; Basketball I. 2. 3. I. Baseball I. 2; Tennis I. 2, 3. I; la-lter 2. 3; S|xvdl� all I ; Field bull 2; I'ing I'ong 3. Immaculate Conr '|ition Business School EARL BROWN “Brownie” IVI lancoln Avenue ft row me finds his pleasures where There is music in the air. A Cofi|M'||.i Choir I. Madison IJnikvidnl WILLARD BROW N Brownie 285 Champlain Street A bit of wit, wisdom, and what-not. JrfTerton Undecided W'AKHEN CATTA NACII Jigga II Woodbine Avenue lie's alert and nclire, and ahrays full of fun, Hut a helpless rictim of Ihe propensity to pun. .Madison I Ind.-cided EDWARD CAVEY Ed” 231 llcrslyn Street II e know his frirnds l� id nerer meet .1 fellow who Could Carry bail. Ili-Y 3. I. Washington Indnstrial Purdue Iteltys Kent tel Boucher Brown E. Brown W Kilt ter field Cain (!a«ey ('at lan-ii h I 0 R IIEKKEKT CHAMBEKLAIN llerb- ICS I iiglet� ■ mvl Drive He’s got eryrything Style and smile and class and clothes Orchestra I. 2. 3; Hand I 2. 3 Soccer t; Secretary Students' Association 3. Madison Colgate - WILLIAM II CHAMBERS 4 tn Hi! r ' 1 7� Collette Street . Hill's a pal 1 , I r A regular guy. [J i i_ _— « when he’s silent - 1 Don't ask why. Homeroom Soccer I. 2; Homeroom Basketball I; Homeroom Kaselsdl I. 2; Stvirr Cor(u 2. 3. I. West High Nitra 2; Camera Club 3; Hiding Club I FRANCES CLOt till Fran” 218 Aldine Street Sparkle and nil. Great energy. Aluays a smile— These points hat she. French Club 3. I; Optimate 2; Basket! si 11 3; renuit 3; Honor English 3. t; Honor French 3. I. Madison College WILLIAM It. COATES Kill' HI Terrace Pork Spontaneous humor and hi t great ability Proclaim him of America's nobility. Ili-Y 3. I. Vice-President of Ili-Y; S� x-k ami Buskin I. I; Honor English 3. Occident Slat! 2. 3. I; Senior Annual Stall; Sing� ' Manager of Three CJr. Plays; Officer Students' Aiuoriutioli I; Department of Government I Member Executive Council 2. 3. I; Class Officer 3. I; Hanking Hcpr.ssontalive 2. St. Moidga's Personnel Ndiniiiistrntioii OSEMAKY Ct It..- inar ' 215 Trafalgar St More girls like her And the world would A better dare For us all la see. A ('appella Clmir 3. K is.-I. dl St Monica-- SgtlN.I (iominey Connolly Co Crandall Creeuan (Solver CunlilT Darcy Dr Kruger Detiiltcck DeMer Derlelh Drill-� ll Devine D.llell.� V-’ 'id JANK CUMMKV “Jane ik:; Weal field Sii.i-i Jane pottrttts dignity And «uiWwm of tprrth. Janr ha that n Mlty To raleh irhal iff tau'I rruth ltii«kcll .dl 2; Field I tall 2; Member Executive •mi.il J. I. Good 4 'OUIIH.-I School llnrciiin Cull.-t-e ANNA M CONNOLL I’An l8l ttMllMft S ShfAlull otjQrfvfi, ' ltuhrinfung eve Itimk.-lli ill I: Iti. K.II I: Occident Staff I Senior Viiiiit.il Stall I; M. -miter luMulivt� Council I. 2- Hanking Representative I ; Honor Society I. Si. Monica’ II 15- I CATII CHINK COX Kay 'W liartou Slieet Thf hfi' hlnl tmilfi tan do thru hetl. Hul Aitv'j tail rlu r all nl II r l A Capitella Choir I. Cuiucru Cluit I. Ten lit 2. 1; o||.- l.:ill 2: Honor Latin I Seniis Aninial Stull I; Wilt High Nights 2, 3; Hoot and Spur Riding Club I Si. Monica‘m Undecided MILLICKNT I. CRANDALL -Millie CM C.hili Terraco A hrad full of trwfowi, T hmrl full of fun; Shr's your frit ml and my fririul. Sht lirlpt rtrrvonr A Capitella Choir 2; I’re-idrnl of French Club .'I I; Optimati-� 2. it. Ila-k- ll-.tll 3; Tenni� iL Honor Kn- «li-.li I. I; llon.tr l-itin 3; ll.in.tr Freneli 3. I; Sleinber Ktectlliv.- CowiH.-il 3; Ranking H.-pr.-sen Inlive 3. Honor Srirty 1. Mudiitoii IIKI.KN CRKKNAN Helen 1003 Kxchunge Street Sht ha.m l yrl ih tided II hat thf II oil hi tlkr In l t And m itr mm Id MlUfOtll “Gft marrtrd happily. Ita-.ketl.all I. 2. itutr .io. n. Y. LEAll CIJLVKH IcjiIi 2K8 Mi-how Slr.i-I l.'W ir� mnkr llir utnumi. And I.rah hat Ihrtr, Hul hrr frirnd art rnadr Through htr ijiiii I and tint. French Club 2. - Ma.liion Syrneinu I nivt-oily FF College Madison attil So.T yu O fhrij iJfjll7!r7tL+ Jil t. I—- I� ii.iritrjlafjlff-iaiiil WlMini' tL- ✓ ,1.. ritr •irni rtfjVdKjaAflh. MII.TON DAItCY Deatitn 633 JelTer� on Avenue II nr.lt mid symbol pnszlr olhtr Hot In him Ihrv'rr rrry plain First hr makes a frirnd; Ihrn krrpt him. “hranuharry it hit name. engineering Club 1. 2. 3; Science Club I. 2. 3; llornero.au Soccer 2. 3. I; Homeroom Itaik.-llmll I. 2. 3: llomemom |ln� .-b.ill I. 2. 3; Honor Kugli .h 3. I. Honor Sri.-ly I. luinuii-olate Coii.ftpliou FndcH.li-d 1ndecided t Ihrtr 'l niai r in bakrrir . A Capitella Choir 3. I; Volleyball I. Si. Augustine‘n Scltool Ind.-eided FI.ORF.NCK DKMIIKCK Flo- 97 Kllicol Street Flo i jolly, flrirr, mid mol; At Irani hr seldom meet drfral French Club 2. 3. I: AIjiIni Della Chi I: lloakelUII I. 2: Tenni� 1.2.3 Fi.-I.ll.all I. VoHcyltt.il I. II.a..., Knjtli-.il 3, I; Senior Annual Stall I; Wet I High Niglil� I• Holy It.ileeiiM'r School llntleeitl.il JOHN Dc MKRS I'ce rr l‘ Trafalgar Sir.i-t Argurnrtd . Ihrv'rr meal 1or him; llr'll anjur 'till your rvrr gray dun II. Y 3. I; lloincriMtin Soctvr 2. 3; Hoinerooni Ha-.ketli.ill 2. it; Manager of Tr.n k 2, 3. Honor Kiiglith 3 St Monica'� II. of II IIKI.KN DKKLKTH Snookt� ' C.dtl Water. N Y Snookt krrpt thingt mm in a. II r all ran ai rrr. Ami latrr in tuuinrss. Shr'II tail In n T Holy Glut I Selio.il MILDRKI) DKUTSCII Mint 63 Rugby Avenue Shr' drrihth, Hul trrlainly full of fun. Srrmt lonr tot nr irilhmil hrr It hrn thr day it door. Frendi Club I; Tenni� 2; Honor latlin 3. Madison I II III. Itiisiiu- Soljrne 3, I . I T Hti'k.-tl.all t. I . Ita-.'l. ill Honor Rinirvc 3; II.� key I; Fiddl.all 2 CLARA Dl HKI.LIS Mickey” Hwuleviird i harm : oflrn found In those uhrrr tfualilies tilmniiil Sglinh 3. Si Mooieu'H ScIkmiI I oileei.letl JUNE SENIORS JUNE MARY ELLEN PUPPY Moe 21 l.loyd Slml After she's left Itr$t High To make a tag SUCCC «, lie'll certainly mist tint! fine brown hair Ami that air nf earnestness. Choir; Senior Annual Staff I. St. Monica's School Business SEN RICHARD EHBELDING Ding-Dong” Churcbvillc. Non York “Ding” just huhhtes o'er with fan Stillness to him is hut a pan. Engineering Clui� I. 2. 3: Science Clui� I. 2. 3; Homeroom Rasehall I: West High Nile 3; Metnltcr Executive Council I Chili No. 11 College Optimates it. Homeroom Soccer I. 2; Homeroom Basketball I. 2: Baseball 3. I; letter 3. 4; Honor I Jilin 3. St. Monica's University of Rochester Efficient A nil fo Choir. Flushing High T A It l S 17 High Terrace He tract ' Itchy's fate. Alin'd State Agriculture G Et RCg I :i K ' levnril Hen's a Here's hi with 'em ' rhythm' Interhigh It.«ml 3. I; MrJfiil L 2. 3. 4; Truck 2. 3. 4; Cmw Country 2. 3; Lencr for Cruu Country. Jeffi-reon High Cornell RANCES RISEN BERG -e' ‘'Fran , 191 Fnrinput Slrwl Fran” finds it rosy to hit high “C ; An o teru slur tome slay she’ll he. Madison Undecided ELIZABETH EMERY “IJ 7 Colgate Street She is headed for nnifueslioiuMe fame; Some day great paintings will hear her mime Occident Stall 2. I; Senior Annual StutT I; S -cond Prize Stag� ' Set Growing 1’uiu.s. Madison Cornell ROGER W. ERSKINE Rill 220 Penliurat Street They say that most gaol Hies u hound 11 hen men are sane and strong and sound. Ili-Y 2. 3. I; Soccer 2. 3. I. Basketlsill 3. 1; Home room Baseliuli 3; Track 2: letter 3. I Madison I :niver� ily of Southern uilifornia Madison f'fT W ,: NS TOR Rurton Street QuigJ+sutel. and unassuming, while girl la meet; a girl like this around a treat. Iluicl+Stlt llil'inrM JOHN EWART Jolimiy It? Rrooks Avenue Johnny has made A hod of friends His supply nf humor Nerer endi. , Homeroorn Soccer I. 2. 3: Homeroom Racket hall I, 2. 3; Hiitlieroom llas� f� i|ll I, 2; Track No. V� I V f t wlrridfd UOKIS eygaBroai� - 1 IS . Stin jhinr.Ki ft He in the off ire • Where Diris e ticks the tv pen r Her keys. Volleyball I Class Ollicer I; R,t)7Ving Reprnsenta ti� .- I S Eant High Annex Business FRANCES FAY Krnn 345 Rrooks Avenue Fran” a girl of high school fame— He hope the world wilt knou her name. A Cappella Choir 3. 4; liiterhigh Choir t; Interliigh Prep Choir 3; Tennis 2. 3: Senior Annual Stair I; Memlier Exeniitive Council 4; Secretary of Choir I. Madison Butanes ERWIN A FELLOWS Erwin 57 Spruce A venue Another of the master minds Whose brain derides the (ale Of li ne or praee or free relief Tor our I In tied Stale . Honor Society 4; Honor English 3. I. No. 37 College ELLEN M FETT Ellio 5117 Colutnhiu Avenue The winds about her are rren still; She hat aii air of peace and a [tonerful will. Madison School f Commerce SEDGWICK FETTER Suds I 11 Trafalgar Street .1 iride airakr fellow Who often is seen In the inid.d of a gang Or sighting'' u green. Ili-Y 3; Treasurer Hi A I. Gulf 3. I; Skating 3; Camera Chit� 3. Monroe University of Missouri Duffy Edwards lake V Erskinc Evans Ewart Fellow s Kell Feller Eiacabcrg Emery Erhelaing 4 I ..s. A !j| nJ Kink Kurd. M Firach J-ord, R. Foley Foster inch Gardner Gartinklr Garland Geliy Gribhrock . .,1 t, , I ilMIlri Gor loo DOROTHY KINK Dorothy � 194 Chili Avenue Effieiency andability art the thing� Hull make lift; Dorothy mar be thankful for Thr reward� of hrr strife. French Cluli 2. 3: lla k. th.dl 2: IWImiII I: Volley l .ill 1; Honor English 3. t. St. AuRU lilM‘'M Colli !� ' LOUISE FLKSCII S|ucc e lot Gjirlicld Street -I uiniomr tori it Ihit girl Sqtieege ; Hrr aim it to makr frumit amt to plratr. Tennis I. Madison II. II. I. MAIlY ANN KOLF.Y Foley 39 Klim Street Here ire hart 'Hu fur son ifirut ion Of friendliness Ami tophitlualion. Madiwjn Syracuse University M A KG A RKT FORD ■■Margo” 201 ttnii High Temice irgr, ii girl with fine retertt Hi- ItOpe the ijelt the lurk she’ll drtrrrr Hinkcihnll I. 2; Tennis 3; Field bull 2; Volleyball 2; West llutb Nights I. 2. 3. No. 37 I, 1 llusinnw « ION I) M FORI) Hitf 535 Colomliiii Avenue II henrrer a three It Ini hr Hay, I ft ltd (nurd by A hip hurray! 3; Orchnsini I; Homeroom Soccer 2. Gym lender 2; Mrrulier Executive Council 3. Mndiv.ui li-«Ii.uiic.s Institute EDWARD FOSTER Ed” 1H1 Grmwr Park Itonlevurd It ary and quiet all thnmgh the day, lie goes about hit mode it any. Geneva General nod Binghamton Central College n M l ISE GACII Toddler sits. N. Y. ’rrrry tentr ; jtufTrrrte as guidance. I: 11 mi'.r English 3. t; Senior An- Business I In Inn 2. 3. I. Kasketlmll I.V3 2. 3; llorkey 4. I n I Honor Dilin 3. t ..h.I t loiii.M'l School letir tenet, I mar , Alpha Delta Chi tV RiHeU.ill I. 2; Tennis I. I yt hlre luigli.li 3. I. I Rii iiicft S'h mi| ARKINKLE lAlvenui! o� her lip. She'� a regular guy.” A Cii|i|m'II:i Choir 3. I; Intcrhigh Prep. 3; Honor English I; (hvidenl Stall 3. I; Senior Annual Stair I. Went 11 itch Nights 3. 4. Department of Govern- ment I; Chi� Officer 3. M.ulivui It. It. I. M Alt! .GAIK AND Me ij -retwyit strej-t Iidrlhijentr titan adiw myd rure V Abundantly foundintJh+Mtrmrn fair. Service Corpi� I; W fir English 3. I St. Monica's School Husine.-u CATHERINE GETTY K” 23' j Glasgow Street .4 friend to oil And a jay lu knnu'. nlleyli ill liiiilinmluti Conception School Hu «i lie Iloiinfiv I Horni hmin Uiim'I S|H'iicer|Mirl High RIRRROCK .by” t'lr Street illj) uisdnni. dperdt and ptnyr llaie made or him -I myldvltAcer jj a SoCCrtdl I 1|inyi|Mii |ta kellull I. rolling Club 2. t. I J It. It I. s SHIRLEY GII.DKA •Shirr 528 Plymouth Avenue throw happy, nerer blue. She'� thr type la hair n-ilh ran. Honor English 3. Iiniii.ii ill.ili- (aitM-rpliiHi School Htisinc MADELINE GOMES ■■Madge � 2 Deprm Street ) on’re pirated In meet her And happe to truer her! St. Augustine' School I mlccidisl J AMES It GORTON ‘■Jim 127 Ahliiii- Street Jim u ill itndniihlrdie fidkat in hit father'� foul dept. Truck 2. 3. I: Cru« Country 3. I Madison Collegi' JUNE S 1 .1 A U N E HI Til GREELEY i . 1 W I AT Elba Sl wl I iK-rfu.ntilr Ihat himit you fast And hhlds you lo thf eery last. Hisk.iE.il I; West IIikIi Night� 2. Immoculste Conception School I ndreided MARGUERITE GRIFFIN •’Marge 85 Klrodorf Avenue Jolly, kihii, and gay VJuuv trill miss her tthen she’s airay. St Monica’s Mool Mcchaiiir� Instilul. VS J eyilh personality Ars Is gif I lo the htiyjip iiortil llonili litixincsg M'ltsliiugt H. It I VAURA HAMPTON Lou ray JtCT W ootll.K. Vv.-rm of fl H hrther working or ul [Any. Full of cheer Ihratighn’d Honor English 8. Brighton I licit School It. II I Gredey Griflin llaherkrr s o HI I II E. HARRIS Ruthie •� 2 Inglewood I nv She’s rather sh I liny mile- ■ —__ . Kal she’ll succeed; 2 • Madison She’s dynamite. ETHEL II' decided -Kir- 155 iiilxMir. Fff is gay; Eff is jolly; No one associates Ft Honor Kncli’li I. No. 37 WILLIAM S. HEAD •Hill- 280 Melrose Street Start at the liotlorn of the ladder lo turrets. Ihev say. Hut Hitt in his climb is already half nay. Mi-Y 3. I: Varsity Soccer 3. I; Track 3. I; Letter, Soccer I; Senior Annual Sinti I Miidiiton Colgate BETTK IIKAI’IIY Retie 191 Knrragut Sir.-el Hrotm evr and early hair Here, there, and everywhere. Honor English 3, I. Mini .’on Syracu«r University n ELIZABETH II IIKHARD ” Bette ’ 156 Lin.-..In Avenue V7 -I tinge uf aiihurn in her hair OyAe Makes the room alight. V And she’s trilling lo admit II hen she thinks she's right. Optimate I Tenni� 2; West High Night 2. Madison Mreliiinir Iustit nto HHTII M IIKIlHIICk Ruth 206 Bartlett Street Hath mil rare the patient II ilh her ra iny charming perireA As she takes his pulse, i « his ’ And arranges Ins ft Otters. A Cnppelln Choir I. 2. 3. I; Alpha Dell� Baaketlull I: Tennis 1.2; Ki.-ldhill I. Volley h Vest IIiuli Nights I. 2. min.K ill..t - Conception School St Mary's II...pit..I JEAN II HR RING Jean J Sii|M-rior Street rpchle, riracious. a ifnirerse, glowing personality. I; Tennis I. 2 Kirldl.ill I; English 3. I; West High — ‘-'ye ouncil I, 2; t'.liiss llrochiiott N orinnl HER TEb j Turtle 'Ax to|� A«aMe' J InttleJojsay, id! Hut aeraOiplishrs 'Aue+r ' Hy her (ffetidrruny. A ( npp. lln Choir I; Pirep Choir I Inter-High Choir M i'll- n Bus!ness JEANNE HEWITT Jmioe IS I.« In rli Avenue Ixrrrly, nailing, full of fun Jrannr’s a p il lo reeryonr A Cupiiellii Choir 2. 3. I. Music Council 3. Madison It. It I. . JUNE VIRGINIA IIEY DEN Junie .750 Thurston llo.nl ■As.i irKhHv usJhr showers of Ipril, Asxcewofnra the ftowers of May, I� ouKMine, OrehesIrii.J. 2. 3.'4, «tpliihap . 3. I; Honor English 3; Int. Anrwhra 3; No. 37 Night� 2 llnighl III. nipt.in Harris I lav I. r lli-a.l ll.-ttphy � ; W-es. I . Alliiiiiy SinU sTe.iiher� ' College Ilelwir.l lleidrick Herring ll.-rt.-l Hewitt lltijllrr) V ► Q n ' (TBDrok hi ii.ei t “Chick v 180 MiikiioIiii Street Nothin -« mart simplr than grralnr . Imlrrd. la hr xiinplr it Iti hr grral MimIihoii Curator fur Miiwuin WILLMill IIOSIC Bill 107 kemvood Avenue This harilonr of uidr rrnotrn ml jin dmkr thr raflrr . door, and mil A gootl tporl uho ran lakr it — It r intraduct oar hrfly lull A Choir: Iuii-rliii.'li Choir; Orchestra; Humi. Honor French 3 Mmli� oii I’rru, Nebraika J dio� ton Join � , It. Join � , I,. ALICE III1NT TV 153 (iardiiM r Avenue In l.illlr Women thrrr iron a I In . Hut thr ran Id nrrrr xur uis oar I'm. ii Clmir I; French Chili 3. I; Tenni� 2 A Coppell . ............ Inlerhik’h I’rep Choir I Monroe High N uni il|t I � t FSAI.lt S. I It WIN TW' Chili Center •I chuhhy rutctil It illi happy ait Hr Thru- tuber day A any to irhilr. Honor Kn di� h 3. I; AwdMont llouieroom llejire- � entiitive I Wiidiinglou Irvin Colter Iff all Ilir union, h i at trll 0 7 ® - Thai thrrr't nonr mart grand than f!df ,mNrltr t - It io� rnrnlal ability and fine gualdy f It HI bring all hrr drramt to tiirrrnful rralily. Tenni� 3. Minii� ! n ri fA . llairStylist fai vriiui at nnr goals lire. I ■•nn room M.okelh.ill 1.2 I IlMIM-riKHII lloriM'roorn lluxclmll No. 37 A It I.CNF It HUGH “Lee” 1033 Chili Avenue ll ol hkrd hrr hrrr. And Ihai it irhv Shr irill go rrr hi At thr It It I. A CnpiM-lla Choir 2. 3 I. Inlerhitrh C.lioir I. Ita� ke|- luill; We I lliidi iirhl� 3. ChiliNo.il II. It. I. EDNA MAE JOHNSON Eddy 32 KeiiMOutl Avenue tt'e're found “Kddy genial, Ifrtpilr I hr fort thr' lint It dh industry and chrrrfnlnr Shr' unrrrdv through ami through. Buffalo Itennell Ilia'll Sch � il • 'oiler KDGAIt J JOHNSON Kd 127 ItriHik� Avenue t r alhlrlr Ihrmajh and Ihromjh Hr hat thr proper duff iXnrr lo Irl him hesitate Although thr going’ rough Homeroom Sower I. 2. 3; Homeroom Bosket hull ; IlotiH'room Hiim-IuiII I, 2. 3; WmttliiiK I. 2 St. Moilien'� School Undecided MoNAI.lt S. JOHNSTON Ronnie H � Hillend.de Street It lira thr Irani mar (hr doien the Held To light for drar It nt lligli, IT hat off and an rxtra thrrr It hru llonnir pax.trs hi Soccer 3. I. ihi keilmll 3, t; letter. Sower and Ituxkethall; Honor French. MiidiHon Aiiini|M li kiiv.iiiiiiiirh Kellogg Kennedy BETTY JONES “Hetty ' 30 Colgate Street Though Jour per ha p lx a utiial namr, or Harr it Ihr rharni That i Hills' claim, French Chili t. t; Honor Hughth 3. I. Honor French .!. I; Occident Stull 2. 3, t; Rrmcmlier the l liy ; I ti-pni tun ill of io eminent I; Mem tier Ex- ecutive Council 3. Honor Society I Mu li non IJniveraity of linchcstcr LORETTA JONES Scotty 57 J ron Street Hrr iran afid manner hard la hen . Advanced Tennis 2. _ . St. Monica'� . _ i ‘ llintiueu JAMES ROHHAT KAV ANAHGII Knvie 53 ltev ui� hire Court Ti said Thr hrnihl of u ill pnurr it Ihr ataldy lo nil one tullrd pranu! A ell.i jhnir I; ttrchmtni 2. 3. I Aipiiu� � I intitule College BETTY KELLOGG Belly” 201 IViihiirnl Street Height and rhrrrful all Ihr while, Shr make a good u i liiiit; Allray in Ihr hrtl of style, Shr dot thing on Ihr initant French Chili 3. I Hiding Club 3. I; Occident Staff 3; Reineiiilier the Ituy ; I t.-partun nl of Govern menl I; Member of Executive Council I Vice- President of Ti� � 3; Vico-Prcxidciit of Student � � K-i ilioii Miidi.son |t It. I. BENJAMIN KENNEDY “Stafford 770 Tliundon Un.nl To nuikr frirnd it a good thing; To krrp good frirnd i hrlUr No. 37 Culler JUNE S I s s J N J6 p KKn j $X1 l'(«t Avi’rfi� ' Cup|K'lla « Madison LyPrrtmir . J like I rum Vjust Ihr liny. 3. I. Business ELEANOR KIEFER El 31 Bavrnwood Avenue ETt streetnrst irillforerer spread l.ikr bullrr on warm ginger bread. French Club 3; Volleyball 2; ■ ••• lrvider I; Occi- h,nl Staff 3 (■«km! Counsel School I ndreided ROBERT KIMBALL Bob •19 Burlington Avenue H‘tb'x a mid,Hr urighl, bill be Leads the crou d in laughter. ’ When he's in hit rharint . S Hr cues not irbo or irhnl comet Miimc Council 3. I; Interlunii Bund II. 3. I Inter- high Orchestra I: Orchestra 2. 3. I: Band 2. 3. I; Manager nf Band 3; President of Band I Madison Uo! California FAITH KING Faith 25 Brookdale Avenue In history the may not thine Xor find her name in books, llid in Wed High she’s noted for Her personality and looks. No. 37 Business GAIL HELEN KINGSLEY Windy” ' ’ -362 Tremont Street Vfilil is known by frervone In H etl Uigh andbibroad, {eetnisr w til lie sincere ill joy - It not in firm of frond visit 11111 Night 2. 3. Madison Morriaville Slide (allege Kerr Kiefer Kimball S ? MWW KiTTjELRERGER I j 167 Br i-i.s Avniiie ■f . • ffiei ly smile V dWKrrv greeting. II fihii brings us joy At retry meeting. West High Nights3 Lc Roy Business [ E IL Avenue iyer; loud. rvyeii -fj £Jr� � tDone loud, ‘Tjil ilry-fns nut jf, undertones , Hra I. y.Ofiy d U2. T Vice-Pb dent I; Homer.«mi SiL ip fc 3; lomeriMim Baskrl- I Or Band ball 2. 3. W est Nigh Madison Alabama College Ml LUCENT KNIGHT .Mill� C i I . 2tUt Brooks Avenue, V • the’i peeile. the't fini-inm;. eff ' She's a tody, it it .plain. Honor English A. 1. No. 37 College RUSSELL KUMBO Russ 105 Plymouth Avenue Hit nimble iril hat empires planned Within the eon fines of his room. And when hr steps to shake your hand A genial smite dispels att gloom Honor English 3, I. No. 37 Undecided JANE LADD Jane” 67 Earl Street This “Ladd ran lead. It has been agreed. II ilh that ta her rredit She's bound to tucered. French Clnli 3. I; Vice-President of French Unit I. Honor English 3. I. Honor French.3. I; Member I I'MI'tt J| • • I IWII' ■ I 11« ll.sl i • i 1« line | Executive Council 2. 3. I; Banking Tlrprrweidativc 3. I: llounr Soriely I. M 1 1,1 mvc iity Ihs-hrsliT King FRANCIS I. A K EM AN Fran 335 Aldine Street Someday you’It be saving, “I knew her irhen A Cap|x-IIa Clioir 3. I. French Clnh 2.3. I;Optimate 2. 3; Alpha Delta Chi: Tennis 2. 3; lliskey 3. I; Honor English 3, I; Honor Latin 3. Madison Wellesley College MARIAN L. LAMB Kick” 388 Arnett Boulevard This girl of personality. Whom problems finer stick, lias made a host of friends al West. Il r hope vou like our “ hick. French Club 3; Golf 2; Billing Club 3. I The BiHik Report. Madison Cornell CHABLES LAHZELEBE Chuck 132 BriMikdale Avenue Hit rleier hands, irith skillful uork. The fined modelt made. In future life he'll nerer shirk; U r know lie'll make Ihr grade. Orchestra 3; Baud 2. 3. No. 37 College MARGARET LAWSON Marge 25 Wilhur Street .•I charming nay. a gracious smile. Mod obliging all the while; 1 tireless worker, a worth while «if U7io could forget her} U r never situ III Madison EDWIN LEARY 183 II isn't In fuel ,Xu finfler Wc’r ImuiaiailaV iLiYption School C0 Urulttn l.ilYS 4011 hin I I'ftl� I « ll lull.- I ■ I ■ •■.mi, l.m C.Im-vi Clu Trick 2. .| l: W real Night .1; Dramatic ( M . !■ K 111 nrd io' done a lot; u hat he's got. i. wjaj High uii 2 7-.ily of It. .olio, lor A LICK K. I.ITTLK Alin' 329 Columbia Avenue AI ire upprerintrt beauty - Ur i,it, I fancier skip about. Ini iinir she happily with hit gift Enrirh hrr lift throinihoul. I'n-Y I; Debuting Club 3. I; KrrnHl Cluli 3. I; Opt i mule I; Honor Kuglixli 3. I;_ Honor French 3; Senior initial Staff I; Honor Society 1 Alodium (iilli'nr KHULMI LOOMIS ftw , L-' 103 ll;irll«;H Sift Cl Thrrr't no ih UfiT df lor !r tend ship rtft tinkiuO Fu m il Cluli 2. So -i il Dancing 3, Honor Kncliili 3. MudiwMi Mivliiiiiir Innlitiitc M .«ill Mull Motile % v ri Mallei M.c tbc McCall LUX KATHERINE 25 Chandler Street rood old Kay it ulnars three To st iv or do I hr thing Thai IijWfliJ nprour retry core A smile sh, ,he’ll alums brim). A (at|i|M lln Choir 2|Tu(i |i I St Monirn n Scltooj Mechanica lii titulc johnAiAc Ll I van the TwriM 83 Jcffnr� on Avenue i4-P r of hr Idyl •ike ull Ihr red, Tor Iron it Meet .1 he |M Ihr bet I. Hoiucmofti Soccer I. 2. 3; ll.aUrroiii Ha.ikclhull I 2. 3; flunk-loom ltu cl.all I. 2. 3; Mrc lling I. 2; I‘rodent « Clu„ 1.2. St. Mooicu' School , R. B. I. DORIS f. MAUL “Dim ' IHI Terraco Pnrk nout here’s | runt mho’s girrij joy liv niiltie meet irilh no alloy. ' lire auburn hair 'nr,ill, thafl of sun Arrlnini amt inlniiralioii mm. • 101.0,11.. I. 8,3, I: Weal High Night, i •• No. 37 Ko lmtin Sclimd of Mode Mi fundlc « McCIcincat McCoy - L- j r M.idiwui HOSE McCABK Irlah , 17 Brigg� Street r„ She's iiliruys gotnl nalnrrd And helps iihen you ask: i Verer shirks or froirns Al any hard task. Llnivrrinly of ll.«hailM Aium h McCall Art K2 Monica Slre l In mi v i my you mini to nienhon Xrt's Ihr iiian, uil umt contention. Service Cor|M 2. 3. I; Debating Cluli 3: Photo- graphic Cloh 3; French Club 3: Homeroom Soccer I. 2; Homeroom Bankrtliall I. Honor Ktiglidi 3. I. Senior Annual Staff I; Play� 3: Department of Covrrmnent I; Member Executive Council I; Bunking Rcprrarntalivc 3. I. Si Monini'a College SHIRLEY LOUISE McCANDLESS Slim 227 Alierdeen Street Allhitmih al limes a mufllrd din Maker yon uunder mho lei in This liietv hit of girlith tharm, ”Shoe is Ihr girl who’s going lo min I'liow Clui. I; Scicnco Cluli I Miidium Syracuse Univertily RAYMOND LOVE Ray 6 Fuller I line II r all like lure And it’s no ironder. I left lending him I'an hr Ml hlundrr. Hoerve Soccer 2. Mailium S|winjrlicM ELEANOR MATTLE Ellic 233 Canitirxi Avenue EUis■ gars around a lot Liked hr ereryone; Either in or out of itoars She in us! hare hrr fan. MARY ELIZABETH AIcCLEMENTS Mary 722 Sewnra Street •She’s not to irrr tail or lag; ) ail’ll ter hrr here and Ihrrr II hat use mm Id the hnte for u mig II ilh hrr blond and beautiful hair? D«U...... Club 3 FT. I. Chib 3.4 I. ...o, 2. :i. I. tiolf Chili 2; Tenui� Tournuninut 3, I; Swimming I; Hockey 3; Wo,I High Night ; Spring Conor I 2 ROBERT McCOY Mac l' n Woodbine Avenue ’’The real Alr W. Homeroom Soccer 2. 3; Homeroom Ki.,k.tb.ill I. 2; Homeroom ltnu-lu.il I. 2; Ruling Club 2; Skating Club 3 No 37 Cornel JUNE I S J I N S N Though Hr know .1 nd rflr � r _ In Ihe Hr Id Marshall ir of I hr terse test, .iithA,,) UJu Oust nr $9. 7 m Bum i ' leinrmafisrrand plramnt smile Keep ii jtkrrrftil nil IncMflnr. Service Corps 3; Tttuu J l A'mor Annual Stull I; Ranking Representative r St. Monica's School It It I. JEAN McGEE Jean 215 Melrose Street Thr things that Jean has floor and sten ill nerer allrr uhal the' hern: A friend of all, uilh humor light. She makes the dullest dav term brigid. French Club 3. I. Tennis 3: Honor English 3, I; Occident Stuff I, Senior Annual Stuff I MlldniOU College CATHERINE L. McCUIRE Mickey j IJI Plymouth Avenue ft sports Aft l«T� rn«i(? and onjsrnms courts. Alpha Delta Chi 2. 3. I; Basketball I. 2. 3. I; Rase- hull I. 2; Tenni I. 2. 3; Speedbull 1. Fi.ldhdl I; l ing Pong 3: Deck Tennis 3. I mm.K ill.ite Conception Undecided ELEANOR McNAMARA Mac 31 Iti-nedi.-l Plaor ■t si so a o'h I and true She'll raid irate the heart of you. A Cuppdla Choir t; Ruse hall 1. Immaculate Conception School Undecided MRGINIA ANNE MELKIOTV “Anne JW� Arnett Boulevard •t« poetry says. A irrrathrd smile. Is Anne's possession all the while. Honor French 3; Tri-Y 3. I Madison lii.ski .il Norui.il ROBERT MIDDLETON Bob 72 Inglewood Drive -t bov ii hose purpose nerer lires, HV hope he gains what he desires. Honor Sudely 3. I; Debuting Club 3. I. President Debating Club 3: Honor English 3; Senior Annuel Stuff I. Mrnilurr Ktmilive Council 2. I. President Chow t; Ranking Representative 2. 3; Dept, of Government I. Madison ? . College MILLER tl jKttfe 1 Jiill the girhjtjM ire hare met Xl itli Ay'tllSur shall not forget. Innor rjimish 3. Business GRACE E MILI.S Betty” II Tnifulgur Street (linrrnas iierr made for This deserting lass. She likes to see one reery das And Itrite il up for rlass. French Club 3. I. Honor English 3. I. thsid.nl Stuff 3. I; Mrmtier Knnilivr Council 2; Runkiug Representative 3. I Madison Undecided HAROLD MORtiAN Hal 59 Salina Street ■■t splendid roire And rase poise Hire added graee To a handsome face. A Capprlla Choir 2. 3.4; Music Council 3. Interhigli Choir I Stroudsburg High School Undecided fin elevation. 1. I; Honor English French 3. I. '‘The Member Executive College lies ter Dental D� |icn ary IIAMLAND NASH “II.iv 1065 Genwec Park Boulevard II r think that ire shall ni ter see A man of such arlirily. , lb V 3. I; Homeroom Soccer 2: Reserve Itusk.-thall 2. 3: Hrwrxr Baseball 3; Varsity Baseball � . letter. Rasa-hall 3. I Madison Syracuse RITA NELLIS ''ll _ RiU S iigiuiu Avenue 35 Virgil Onr itetilr Itila tires her hi I. She doesn't at nays sew and i She gels around and has her fill For ll’rsf High she's a prrfrsl fit Honor English 3, I Good Counsel School Business Sclu JOSEPHINE NEWTON Jo IH2 Cottage Street •I rather tall, a pleasant girl It horn everyone admires. Hr hope she dors uhal she has planned I ml fulfills her desires. Madison Ruvim � McCullagh Mel ..niwll McGee McGuire McNamara Mdkiol • Miihlh-la Miller Mill Morgiiu Munro Murray Nasti Nellis New ton O Urini. I N ilrs O Brim. B O � r O'Brim. K i . li KV NILES -i l 738'tIjWV'Purk Hetty it w modern mil I'm sure you itill aipee. With lift happy n• � � . ami happy mow! And laughter. clear and free. Tri-Y I. 2. A. I. tMialing Club 3; French Club; Advanced Drama. Basket I util 3; Honor English 3; Book Hoii-tt ; Romance in n Bucket' ; “Rr- nirmlwr On- Day. No. 37 O-ornell BUTII ELIZABETH OHKH Rutine” 75 (� i� ili' Street llalhie tikes In Judy; II ulhie hkei to trail . Such a combination lleallv it m lh while. National I lot tor Society 3. I: Debating Club I; Science « lub t; A Cnppella Choir I; Interlngli Choir I. Orchestra 2. 3; Baud 2. 3; French Club 3. I; Tenni� 3; Coif 2; Honor English I; Interlngli Prep Choir 3. Madison Balem Cutlrp' KATHLEEN OBRIEN “hay 176 U.ivnmi««l Avenue .Ulraejirenrtt, sirnptirdv and iridiridnalilc manned up in on Idler “ A . ’ B.oki'lball I, 2; Trunin I. 2, 3. I: Volleyball I 00(1 Counsel School It. It. I. ‘make hit irnv. Bi mi limn School In full It r mnj, Imm.uulule BOREBT O'Mil IKN Ohio 3 Hobson Plnce All ye rnrri, ah ijulhrr 'round, A trrruid Fred Allen ne hare found. Homeroom Soccer I. 2. 3: Homeroom Basketball I. 2; Reserve Bane hall 2. 3; Regulars I. West High Night 3; Assintiint Homeroom Be|iri entntl� e I St. Amrunliiie's School Fordltuin IVIIelier Percy Pilcer HILDA A IAY I'ARl' ’ Hilda” 80 Midvnjji’Terrace Tiny, merredfuiid ilgrk Yet, tir. Hud'tAinpr'JI i UQpA-hirk. A C«| |M'lla Choir 3, I; Temns C Madison Undecided PATTEBSON Del Flanders Street O'llur.i Pa reel I «•Ik Park Puigc Patterson JEAN OCHS “Jean St Cardiner Avenue To know her is lo like her. Madison Business CHARLES O'llABA Chuck” 182 MarllMinMiKh Rond This hoy hat drsii ns Motl definitely. And no liner detainer Than hr will there hr llelMlii.K Club 3. Ai|uitun Institute Art School Madison Business DAVID PAICK “Dove” 2MI Cenesee Park Boulevard If alend a luh of lard You hare found a problem hard. In your led lunik cunnid find it It’s a cinch that bare iron7 mind d. No. 37 Iluiversily of Borliesler CKOIIGE s MARIE POWELL Chubby” 22 Beahan Hoad, Coldtvntcr t nastuming. pleusunl. shy. And bn at to Alpha Itella Chi. 0| tiiiiHlr 2. 3; Al|� ha Mia Chi 3. t; Basketball 2. 3; Baseball I; Field hall I. 2; VoUrylmll I; Honor English I; Honor l-atin 3. Washington Ininit I Diversity of llochcaln Mailiwm Mn'hanin Institute WILLIAM I). QUIGLEY •Bill- 102 Plymouth Avwiur Crr. ain't life grand!” French Club 3; Homeroom Siawr 2; Honor French 3, l Madison I ni versit y of llmhwlrr SENIOR S BETTY HAY Belle 371 Huffhy Avenue Villi’ ami dark drstribe her nn And full of fun can hr her boast Orchestra I. 2. Ili-Y 3. Husk, thill I I-cadre I. 2; Honor English 3. -J; Cluss Washington Jr. H|gti $rh (ij III echanics Institute () -A f ft ir.sa d tfi Jr Turn nr.ntn-A td th. VI v Merry, Hff uWv. nun Hr.kfcbi.ll I y thrrr it the, and comely. I 'ndeeided IIABOLD M HI LEY Dink • 1� Evangeline Street fe'rrrvwir hat hix mirk to do, And here's one man who doex it. too Bavliall I. 2:(',u|f2. 3. I; Honor English 3; Memlier Executive Council 2. 3. Aquinas Ii.Hlituti' College CAMILLA KII'PEIIGKH Cam 281 Thurston Hood Tin.' tjirl hot n il and (harm galore, H e know the'II nerer he a bore. Nazareth Academy Nazareth College JEAN E HISSBKHGKH Jennie 16(1 Hilffhy A venui' Very ambitious and rerv fine,- The type that's worth knotting at any lime. French Club 3, I; Buskethall 3: Tenni� 3; Honor Engli� h 3. I; Honor French 3. I; Senior Annual Sin If 4; Honor Society I. Madison Collrffn HAHBAHA REISEIll Barb 305 Ingdwood Drive Ibirh't loll and the' willy. The life of the rlnxt; In brains, fun, nod friendship A likable bits. French Club3. I; ( |itimte� 2; Basketball 3; Tennis 3. Honor English 3. t. Honor French 3, I Madison Collegi’ Basketball I. 2: Fiddbt.ll 2; Honor English 3. I. No. II Business T. WILLIAM ROACH Bill- 213 Gnrlicld Strivl Unifier tall him II itliani.” And 11tier jutl says, Hill lie's always willing lo do wtudirr ask: So jii i hih’ we cull him II ill ” Debating Club 3. I: Science Club I French Poetry Contest 3; Honor French 3: Vice-President of De- Isntiiiff Club I. Madison College EVELYN ROSE “Kvie 62 Stratford Park Erie’s o pearh, you run bet; She's n girl lie'll no! forget. Happy, earefree. and so gay. •.Vie giggles all the day. Tennis 3; Honor Knghsti 3, I. Madison Coll«ff« I'lane Powell I’ri ia if,if Hnyhill Heaffnii Reiser I Hiehiirdson Itiley Hi|i|iergi’r Hissbcrger Minch Hose M HoV “Sandy 1 0 Anthony St Sunil? hut a ijntrl At one metier of hit moulli: Makes vou think it it no sin To link 'em from ilium south. Service Corps 2. 3. I; A Cii| |m ]|ii Choir 3. I; Inlw- hitch Choir 3. I Madison It It. I. IAKV IttSSKU. ■'Itinw I i lry Itoiid. Cold water This uirl is juiill In In- uleul Hrriiuse she aluays arts to rml. NN .ohingt.Mi Ir vini; It. It. I. I.KNA SAMOLLA late 106 Fimrrmn Street 1st' skill in thuiring It ill Unit her In fame; In hta:mg lights ire Shall .toon see her name. A|M'iiililH' lob I: 0| limit.-� 3. Tennis 2. 3: Field I .ill 2; Volleyball I: Honor l!nitli� h 3: Cost nf Iti'nii'mlii'r I In- Day . Wml High Nights 2. N.i orcih Ara i iny y St. J.iacph College ' IMiKlS C’St:iI KFFKH ■•'.y'Trgi niif|AvriMir ugh sfu- n«AM guile a iturner ■'Mi ll t.rvf ferensfl,palirnfx ansirer French Wnl. if Fieldllill 2; Honor ICnglidi 3. I. Win I High Night� 2. 3. I No. 3« Geueaw ll(i! |iilid CIIAItLKS «. SCIIAHF.lt Chuch” 372 I’.wt Aviiiui' It r are happy In rny There run he no ilouht That t'.huek's a Jine fellow Anil a s il'niliil Seoul. Kiiginii-ring Club 2: Science Clul. 2; Homeroom Itnnkelhall 2; Went High Night� 2. St. Augustine's C.illege Chili No. I It It, I JAM ICS It SCOBKLL Jim 79 Itoxliorough Itmid We’re sure it’s the man that makes the ehstlies in this rase. Iliwrvi Itimki'th.ill 3. I. Iliwrvt'Soccer 3. t; Senior Annual St.ill. Madison Colgate 1,1 tC aW:.ii . Fu reter stif-e Socfifl Danring y ■) Madison • . It JAM-; SKKfl Jdnti 10 Congress venue I.� a tuilenl June tun slanil; She uritis a right neat hamt {-(•'iw h lull 2. 3. t. Honor Knglidi 3. I. NV.nl High 3: llaiiViiuflti'| r wnliilivi' I. IlnnorSociety Nigla� 3; Hauling lli | University of Itochralcr II Alt It N 11. SKHVIS Secret 206 Melrose Street The mischief Sr.-refs thought uml .tone It mihi till a bigger hook than this, lie’s friendly uml a fellou you Juti in if I iifjord lo miss. Homeroom Soccer 2. 3; Assistant lt.ivli-th .il Mali- nger 2. Homeroom Havelmll 2, 3; Horseshoe Mali- nger 3, Madison SyrnniM- University Short Simpson, It, Simpson, . IIHI.KN SIIAKRSII AFT Helen 291 Sherwood Avenue Another seholnr greets our ryes: II hen she sureeeil . it’s no surprise. She always milks u ilh form ceret; She's just the frienil that you’d re fieri French t lull 3. I; Honor Knglish 3. I; Honor French 3. I. Senior Alllllllll Slalf I; Honor Society t M.i.liviu University of Hoohrwtcr MAI1 sH AW If : enjoys fresh air 1-TtiJleyl.ill I; Honor t College I-tie tilt Knglidi St. Monita� lltlS r-stfNHT - .'■iw' V l - .llli.l Altore' ills. V V.� � .Adults. N • appolK t'.lioir I, No ' r-fi X 11 ndrcidrd Midi� .. JUNE SENIORS JUNE RAY MONO SKl'SE Count 18' Arnett Hontevurd ■4 student in rrerv sense: Hesikx (o Conni' nre guidance. Captaiu of Service Corps 2. 3. I; Honor English 3. 1; Honor Society 1 Madison College JAMES l . SMALL “Tiny ,15 (■ r;tn l View Terraco Tiny hod a grand old timr Doing rrrry liltlr thing And in I hr future hr deride At lineal craft to hare a fling. Honor Society 3. 4; Optimates 2. 3. I; Reserve S'xx’i'r .1; Honor Eu isli 3; Honor French 2. 3; Senior Annual Staff; Caul of Romance is a Rack- ei. Rememlter the Dnyj’: Detriment of Govern- nienl I: Member Executive Council 1 Albion Ilik-li School f S. Naval Academy ROBERT SMEARING CHARLES F. SMITH Chuck ‘ 0 Sherwood Avenue I quirt indiridual. nltieyr ready to do you a furor,” Intcrhigh Blind 3, 1; Orchestra I; Hand I; Honor French 4. Madison Undecided F.DAA ARI SMITH Ed 203 Magnolia Street Pleasant to know and Always in demand: It's a ideas are lo shake Ed hv the hand. Ili-Y 3. I; Secretary of Ili-Y 3; Track 2. 3. 5; Croat� Country 2. Madison Medi unies Sknse. Small Smearing E N I O R .A i If 178 AVanMTk Avenue . Diftlt e Dir lit coluMn hns made qtii ii !(ilj t V J lle snaekling eve.rfielp you laugh jn qifrftr Uebating Club 3, I; Service CorjM ; A Cflpnellu r 3.4; Occident Stall Undecided Choir 1. 2. 4; Intvrhigli Choir 3. I. St. Augustine's JANE SMITH Janie .........43 Appleton Street Janie's a trader in tlyle and clothes; She make� a hit irheretrr the goes. In elaste she should lake Ihr pri:e At capturing admiring ryes Riding Chih 3. I; Spring Concert 2; Honor English Madison University of IlisJiisIrr VIRGINIA SNEARLY Jimmie 51 Forbes Street Jimmie's happy, I ho no! tall, tirrrts her friend around Ihr hall. Though ue know she'll hare «i ne troubles. He surely hofte lhev'11 bursI like bubble,. Madison Courthind BERNICE ALICE ELIZABETH SPOIIR Alie ■to Thurston Rend Though Alie is a golfer line. She ahtavs stem lo find Ihr lime To say hello and help a friend. It e know ne can count on her to the end. Goff 2. Madison Smith. C Smith. E. Smith. E. V. Cornell Smith. J. Sneurly Snyder ELIZABETH STEPHANY Betty 6 Stanley Street The ansurr to rrrry patirid's prayer— .4 good looking nurse to gire them care. Basketball I; Gym Leader I. Madison J n Nursing 7 s C Of Home ft 1 She mi At Iv, Tri V 2; AAest | Allen's Creek Cfc rl f hrr itav lygwwt if Id. Nights 2. V. It. It. MARGARET S lTII jC-t 'Mickey ' • S Co| !ey SirTvt In TwrU If utility make time count, A pawl ire mind defeat.« wiU surmount, lire pertfuMity and ch irm Also prejudices Will disarm Basketball 3. I. R«seb..l1 3. I Fleldball 2: Volleybiill Madison Stenographer BIT A STUTSMAN Rita 19 Rarhiirn Avenue .4 happy blondr with a pretty smile ll ho cares not if she milks a mile. Hut not for a cigarette or wn ; She's mil for lids and lids of fun. Baseball 2; Honor English 3. 4. St. Monica‘h Husaucss 1 II Sow '.______ Sullr ranks high in rcerslhmg Stnlnrr, i mrii, and fto Hilarity. Service Corps 2; lloineriHim Soccer 2. 3; Homeroom Basketball 3; Homeroom Baseball 2. Ctnss Country 3. 1.2 letter. Honor English 3; Hanking Repre- sentative I. j lleniamm Franklin Pi Yule wA S|njhr Stephany Stevens Still. Stntsni.'iii Sullivan. A. Sullivan, C. Sullivan n Tagliamontc Taylor, II Taylor. M Tew Thissen Thomsen Tiekell ( 25H T.f race Park Determination uill ahrayt find A well-earned plate for men of this kind Il.um-room Soccer I. 2. 5; Homeroom Ba I. 2. 3; Homeroom Basetuill I. 2. 3;Oocidcnt Si. Monica Univenily of Bortu 11.1.1 AM TKW •Bill •H Mnrltiorough Bond n i hrn hr reaches I ho I hull of fume II lo ax it ill hr aheays Ihr wins ii Soccer 2. Katrrvc Soccer 3; Homeroom 3; Cross Country 2: Svaior Annual Stuff; tiocicty I. Madison Univeraily of Hocheater MIIGINIA ioui.i; Ginny 70 Barton Street Be know hrr by hrr pleasant air, Hrr f Kirkliwi eve and early hair French Clnli I; Optimate� I; Buskcltiall 1.2; Tennis I. 2. 3. I; Honor Kiiglisli 3, I; Honor l.uliii 3. t. “Book Revue;....rhe Pol Boiler Si Monieii's School College BOllRBT SI I.UVAN “Bob 83 Kllirotl Street In business • big surerts llr'� sure lo lx. St. Moiina's Business College Shr roar lx sent Hill she's load And a rrry goo A|H'nnine t '.Iuli I. Iiiiniacululr Conception ONTK No. 37 Kl.K A N(Hj TI 11SSJJN 50 Knvffiwnod if if i’ m'i quirl - 'sX-• You’d hardly know jhr'x hrrr llnl shr rrmlrs u pleasant ■I pro erful atmosphere. j i;a moMi-v 7V oniev” irjyry fm nilao Itilh rrrry ho And Ihnl in _ She’s in Ihr suriat rn Urh Ir.rerv fi-i oil-iO «VmrfeeUM [ilAidh Ju tiMsaiJ libs Nazareth Ai-mleniy Nii nrelli (aillcgc sit Ifi rTreyorw. Mechanic Instituti JUNK TIIOMSRN Junio' Ji-ffi-rson IIBLKN I� . TAVMtll llrjcn 12 McArdle Street Courteous is shr. OrerJIou iiKi mlh three, t furfrrl I irlnrr Of a Taylor sintrre. riuifi j it. it i. MARII.OI TAYI.oll Marilou 291 West llis’li Tcrrnce Six's full of old Nrd; Six's o usivi so hnsy It's rrollv a wonder Madison DOHA TOI'II M l)ol tie 63 Shelter Street A true girl. a real girl. The kind uoflh all Ihr rest: I girl irho Jilt! in friendship's name Will alunvs do hrr best. Business MMIY KI.I.KN I Bh ISK Trrrir I7H Furrugut Street Safi, smooth cwnplrrion, IautIv. golden hair, t ticrrl disposition lla-s our J'rrsir fair. r.ipiiellii Choir 2 3 I; Ijllerliiftll Choir I. Senior Annual Staff. West High Night 2. 3; Girls' Man- urer InterhiKh Prep. Clmir. Madison Mniliuiiiis Instituti ollcyliul! I 4U • ’' -s £ Six ikxsn’l gel di::y. Fn Id ill T. West Ilii-li Night 2. 3. Bunking llrprc M ABIK TOBIN Tohy 8113 Post Avenue sen (olive 2. NO. 37 II fieri in nrrd of O true friend Here's our on n haul you tin ilr xnd Collegiate ('enter St. Monieu's It It I Bit’ll lll II Tt 1.1.IS. Dick 197 Gillette Street Cursor. Vereton. o;arl, Shakespeare, and liittis! I lotlor Society 3. I; Service Corps I. Orchestra 1.2. 3. I. Optimates 2. 3. I; Council of Optimates 3, I. Cross Country 2: Honor Knglish 3. I. Honor lalin 3. t. Honor French 3. Occident Stuff 3. I. Senior Annual Staff; C ist of ''The Pot Boiler; West High Night 2. 3. I; Minilier lilfcutisf Council I No 37 JUNE College SENIORS N E MAKIAN VAN GKLDKIt Vmb 51') Woodbine Avenue A winning smile, 1 laughing rrtorl,— '- 1 OaMAt bfit of friends, - j. ■ • ' good spiwtf •rviecTorps lf£ Uusketbull I. Tenni� 2; Social Tender 1; Playi 1. 2; Hank life 1. Cortland Normal ■■■i; r..Jtm Madison M H V ANN NR LAN “Tot 250 Flint Street Always unselfish, hirer true blue. She's the t v w 11 hedt do best b von. Detailing Club I; Science Club I: Philatelic Society 2. .1; Basketball 1. Baseball 2. Tenni� 2. 3. I . Tap Dancing I; Shufllrhogird t: Oeek Tennis I: Ping Book I: Senior Annual Stall I; Movie Appreciation 3: President Art Club 2. Madison Kastman School of Music MANUEL I KIRA .Manuel 50 Ijncoln Avenue The school at large il seems, A nines little of this lad. His tacit personality Forbids hurt to Ise sad. St. Augustine's FRED WALCII Fred” 116 Magnolia His studies may Athletic style asufdtyih. Yet hr has in fOi the stuff To beat the whole wide earth. Reserve Soccer 2; Huschull I. Madison I JUNE WALSH “Pal 12 Weal I linli Terrace • Just a little quirt. .lust a little shy. Hut there's a merry twinkle Hastening in her eye. Optimates 2. 3. I. Honor English 3; Honor I itin 3. 4 • St. Monica's College an Gelde Nurlan Vieira E N BUKA W.ALZ Duck .353 W ellington Avenue Of golden hair, and eyes of blue II rtt's typical Idorute she seems lo Science Club I. Riding Club I Madison JEAN WATTS Jean 108 Flanders Street She say she's going to he n nurse. And surety we all hope That if ire ever should be ill. She'll measure out the dope. Illinois Tennis 2 Madison Strong Memorial lloKpitol RITA WKINGARTNKK Rita” 383 Wellington Avenue ll ith such rare beauty. (.’harm, and grace lie knou there is no other To take our Itita's plarr. Honor English 3. |; Senior nnual Stall I; West High Nights 3; Department of Government I. Member Executive Council 2. Si. Mnnica's College GEORGE W KIN MANN “George 155 Shelter Street llather tall With silent lip. He nerer mis res t drier quip. Chess Club I. Slump Club 3; llomerooi l(onirr Mini Hasketb ill 2. Si. Monica’s Soccer 2: Madison College Walt W'eingarlner W eininunn ELIZABETH WHITNEY Lib 21 Trafalgar Street Humor, good looks, and Joy refined, And ‘food sportsmanship in oar t.io combined. French Club 3. I; Honor French 2. 3. I; Senior Anniiiil Stair I. Madison University of Madison of Buffalo MICHAUD WILLIAMSON Dick- 32 Ernestine Street .1 mights man II ith a mighty kick, An nit-'round good fellow — That's our Ihekl Soccer 2. 3, I. It i -Weiludl 3. I; ItiMcbull 3. llUi -vrvc' Basket Imi II 2. Ilrw-rve Buschall 2 No. 17 College WeleJ. Weds Whitney Wilkes W illi.ims i illi.ims W dli.moon Wood JiKMCK WOI.FK (ntj' 13 Rachurn Avenue Worden Wray WARD WORDBN “Ward” Cliurchvillc. New York Zlllwr RKRTIIA ZUBER “Bert Cold «v a ter. New York S merrily anil nr« of lit nr Itefleet in Itea n friend to you. Ranking Representative 2. Madison It It I -1 m ightv man in a drt ntr It ith points which butt 'em wide. Ilr'll make the boldest hesitate To imsh him to one side. Optima ten 2. 3; Honor Knclith I. 2. .3. I; Honor I-atilt 2. 3. I: Banking Representative I •t friend ante. ,1 friend to stay; t.huel and serene. Kind in rrery way. Washington Irving Collimitia University JI1NK I.IICII.I.K WOOD “June 1 Penliurst Street Kindliness keeps her friends oil true; Goodness, quietness, ip-etinmnstup too. Ranke t hall; Itaseli.vll 2; Tennis 3; nlleyl .ill I. 2; tlyIII Leader. Madison R. It. I. HUSSELI. A WRAY X 551 Genewe Street Of iride renown and fame As good a felloic in any- game, Madison lioeinj: Aircraft School KCSTAS1 ciikatkd Beating Silver wings in my breast— A song as wild and Clear as the one the Burning white Stars sing As they slip Down the heavens Into the dawn inging through My heart. Rulh Pearson I had a little Nibble from That sweet cake- Triumph. Having developed A sweet tooth, I now want a Bite. But someone I las stolen I he Cuke. Rulh Pearson JUNK S I JANUARY CLASS PROP II E C Y January 21, 1950 Dear Diary: W hat an event! hat a night! I he graduation class of January, 1957, held a reunion in the girls' gym, which certainly does not look anything like the one that stood when we were West High students. On the air-plane coming from Hollywood 1 met Louise Sahel, who is now script girl for RKO Radio Pictures, Phil Taylor, who is doing quite well as costume designer for MOM Studio, anil ay Stonehraker, whose third picture for Warner Brothers is to he released soon. Avery Zimmer was our pilot. s I entered the door, I overheard Betty Sul key telling Mary Harding of her grand experiences as a hotel hostess. Mary also had much to say about going into a dress shop business with Jean Mien and Arline Beilin. Through conversation I learned that Stuart Forest, an outstanding archi- tect, is making the plans for Leslie Weller’s new estate, and that Robert W illiams and Herbert (’lark have their law offices in the same building. 11 certainly seemed good to see Ruth King, ho is a movie critic for The ew York Times. Harold llarnish, sports editor of lUcCliicago A mw, and Robert Betette, ow ner of many champion race horses, seemed to be enjoying the cake made in Lorraine Leonard's bakery. Fveryone is proud of Jordon Taylor because he w as voted radio’s best male singer. Dorothy Clark, Betty Buckley, Jean O'Brien, and Ruth Lutz are happy office girls. In a corner, I met some of the members of our former Tri-Y. Marjorie Odell told us that sheen- joys her work as leader of the Y.W .C.A. I never thought that Jeanette Clark would be a nurse, because she was such a good writer. Frances llunn is happily married, and Janet Lake is piano teacher at the Eastman School of Music. Florence Leavenworth showed us her book for w hich she won the Pulitzer prize. Dorothy Neracker is the president of the W .C.T.I ., and Esther Miller is West Iligh s best geometry teacher. Among the married people were the former Misses June Beattie, Ruth Conklin, Ann Jesserer, Elsie Herbert, Lucille Hard!, Janet Kshehnnn, Emile Curtice, and Madeline NesbilL: also Francis alerio. Joseph Jones, Maurice W lialley, and Richard W'Aland. Nathan Kelne, I he news commentator, gave an interesting s|K ech. Jake Epner is another Ziegfeld; Joyce Amacher is a hair dresser: Leona Bandoly is a second daily s Parker; rline Haight can take a bow for being one of New York’s most popular models; and Margaret Lew is is also in New York, living on Park Avenue. W hat a coincidence! Sweet Simonnc Bergeron works behind a candy counter. Isabelle W atson, Ruth Pearson, Ethel Simes, Mary Tarllon, Robert Custer, Henry Boguski. Waller Wilzel, and Charles Parcells are all members of W est High's faculty. Ccncvicve Mitonelli. who is a buyer for Edwards’, told me that Betty Craves, Janet Lyons, and Norma 'Pucker are also employed at Edwards! How funny! Henrietta Partridge owns a chicken farm out in Henrietta. Remember Dizzy Dean.1 Well, Harry Faugh! has shattered all Dizzy's baseball records. Incidentally, Joe Smearing is the trainer of the St. Louis Cards. Many followers has Sarah Sosuloll', who writes ii'ice in the hnrlorn. Fred Newhall and Helen Cooper are both professors at the I . of R. Mary Jane Storm, who is starred on Donald Fisher’s variety program of the air, sang several songs for us, and Evelyn Rozzi of the concert stage also sang. W illiam Davis, who is manager of the Na- tional Clothing Store, was talking business with Althea Schmidt, who is lloor lady for Forman's. Imagine! Marion Roach, a gardener, presented a pot of flowers to the person she thought was most successful, who was none other than Dr. Cecil Westfall. Crant Fisher has become a famous loot- ball coach at Princeton, and Don Sawyer is bis right-hand man. Ruth Thoms, Doreen W illiams, «race Schroth, W illiam I)avis, and John t'llara are all employees of Eastman Kodak. Madeleine Wooek, a librarian, spent most of the evening chatting with MiceSlear, a dietitian, while Robert Bauerle and Donald Robertson, both prominent business men. got along nicely all evening. (iContinued on ftfii e ¥)) JUNE CLASS P R O P H E C Y It seems that when tin class ol'.lime, 1937. graduated, a number of the budding geniuses of the group bought out the new twenty story addition to the Empire State Building. .Most of the class took out oil ices and started in earnest on the road to success. Helen Shakeshaft and Jane Ladd, in company with Betty Jones and “Babe” Bettys, started the “Short Wave Beauty Shoppe.” “Babe” is particularly expert in applying mascara with a spray gun. Chuck Schafer, Dick Erbelding, and George Weinmann instituted “Know Your Ball and Chain W eek and had to rent an office from Bud Parcells in order to escape irrate and pacifically ardent honey-mooners. (Beinember. this is several years ahead of modern times.) Faith King and Alice Little have established “Bachelor Ciris' Hall” in which they entertain only members of their own sex. Alice amuses strangers by her inimitable imitations of Don Irwin. Grace Mills, Jean McGee, and Barbara Reisert have inaugurated a “Movie Lovers' Knitting Tea” series in which Grace does the honors as chief cinema re iewer. Jean and Babs teach knit ting and purling, respectively. Bulb Ober and Pauline Beuttel have an amateur broadcasting station IOT . and feature flute and soprano solos on the alternate half hours. Jim Small. (Jeorge Eike, and Slay ’Em Wray are captains of sturdy 60-foot tugs on the canal and bitter rivalry exists among them. They hired Dave W illiams, Milt Hubert us, and Bill Cham- bers as stokers, first class. The office whose gilt-edged, cut-glass panel is emblazoned with “K. P. Boucher, VI.D.” sur- rounds the person of none other than the genial Bob. Smilingly complacent, he doesn't care who gets sick as long as they come to him. His motto is, Don't get sick unless you can alford to pay me.” He employs Helen Casey as private nurse to the Doe sextuplets, who were born and raised under his watchful guidance. Madge Walker and Marie Powell sweep up the office and try to keep things tidy. It is generally rumored that he purchases most of his supplies from the “Bartholomay Bandage and Blanket Supply House” because of his friendship for the president. Bob Barllmlo- may, and the vice-president. Bob Smearing. The Schleyer Co. under the direction of Lucille is flourishing in its new headquarters on the fifth lloor of the annex. The Company specializes in household poisons for the busy husband. Fred Walcli is the chief customer and has just t ucked his third away for keeps. irginia Melkioty, who runs a dress shop for Paris «lolls, recently received this wire from the renowned opera singer. Helen Pilger, who is on tour in Europe with Will Ilosic, bass baritone: Berlin 11 M Bl IU; )T S ) IH T ST P 11 AM G MV SELF GOOD TIM E ST P W ILL T STOP WISH ME LUCK STOP ||ft| fiNF Jean Herring wanders from one office to another, blissfully unconscious of the men. amusing everyone with her accurate and witty imitations of Miss Crippen; while, unbeknownst to her. Bob Butterfield and Chuck Sullivan are passing the hat. John Magi 11 and Chuck O’Hara run the express elevators to the eighty-second lloor while Marilou Taylor and Marian Van Gelder keep I he good work up (to the hundred twentieth where you get out and walk, if you still can). Betty Snyder, Shirley Gildea, I ra Mae Munro, Doris Mall, Clara DiBellis, Leah Culver. Thelma Devine, and Jean Welch compose a world famous octet, at present giving concerts in the Cosmopolitan Opera House, located in the annex of the building: and Jean Tagliamonte is acting as accompanist at the piano. JUNE CLASS PROPHECY Chuck ilkcs has founded a school of physical education on the fourth Hour and he tells us that his strength building class is l� y far the most popular, mong his pupils he numbers Chuck Larzelere. Norm Lewis, Ronnie Johnston. Art Berg, and Ray Love. Flo Dembeck has placed her- sell under his tutelage to learn acrobatic tap dancing and is, he reports, making excellent pro- gress. Louise Cach and Sara Andoiino have enrolled in the adagio class and are enjoying them- selves immensely. From their improvised airport on a pent house roof those two daring aviators, Millie Tickell and Millie Deutsch, took oil’at dawn in a streamlined auto-gyro, bound for Cairo. Fgypt. where they will make their lirsl stop. They expect to meet Russ Kumho's archeological party, consisting of Lib Whitney. June Thomsen, Maxine (iarfinkle, and Rita Weingarlner; and to lly the group, in the rumble seat, to Rita Stutsman's pretentious home in the interior of F.thiopia. A tuxedo shop de luxe has been opened by Johnnie DeMers and Rob O'Brien. They say they lirst attract customers by having Jane Smith and Jeanne Rayhill give a style show in the front window . If they (the prospects) l m� k once, they’re as good as sold! An interesting exhibit was recently displayed by “Doe Topham and Yel 'Poole. It was en- titled “Fish through the Kitchen Sink” and consisted of rare specimens of pisces caught by strain- ing faucet water from Lake hilario. Later a baritone solo was sung by Bill Tew. It was rumored that Shirley McCandless and June Stevens haxe a pel shop at the end of the south corridor on the twelfth floor. Also well know u is the fact that they are visited every so often by Frw in Fellows and (!arl Rroia. who bring large bundles of cheese for the tame mice. “Hav Nash and Mary Ann Foley have teamed up, at the request of Mr. (iannett. and are now doing “Butch and the Lads for the Times-1 riion, for which they send up a copy from New York every night at seven. “Max draws Butch, and can Mary Ann draw the lads! 'I’lie office next to theirs is occupied by the most famous debating team in the country. Ward Worden and Art McCall. They had the room constructed of super sound-proof material, bill they shouted so much that the janitor, Aaron Oik. was always busy picking up choice hits of conversa- tion that floated out. The humane work of theS.P.C.B. M. (Society for the Prevention of Cruelly to Broken Matches) is being admirably carried on by its co-founders, Kleanor McNamara and Kvelyn Rose, with the aid of Betty Niles and Betty Beikirch as statisticians. They tell us that their most persistent of- fender is Oribby (iribbrock xvho is continually sapping the morale of broken matches by flicking them into the gutter. Chief among the auditors of the nation are keen-eved Marion (iarland and hawk-w it led Frances Fay, who gave this statement to the press: “ Adding machines arc out-of-date, and it is our unanim- ous opinion that colored beads are here to stay. Besides, think how much more I he children like them. The “Motor Cycle Riders of New A ork often hold meetings in the building under the guidance of Irene (Jardner, w ho was recently elected president. Some of the members are the follow ing A esl High grades: A irginia Alelkioly, Muriel Percy, Jean Watts. Laura Hampton, June Wood. Alar- garet Lawson, and (ilenys llabeeker. Ray Ford is act ing as adviser to the group. One of I he smoothest dance bands of the century is under the baton of that genial maestro. Bob Kimball. Ilarve Klumb plays the trombone, of course; Rill Head, the llute; Dorothy Fink, the bassoon; Betty Ray, drums and sound effects: June lleyden. the violin; Chuck Smith, the clari- net ; and Bob Middleton, the mouth organ and jew’s harp. The Skyway Ramp (iarage on the fifteenth floor is superx ised by Rill Faliy. who employes Art Sullivan and Dick W illiamson as greasers: Harry Sen is and John Rclli!� cr as mechanics; and Mill Darcy as general overseer. When Alill was asked how business was, he replied, “On the skids, .1 LI N E C L A S S P R O P H E C Y (which might well l e t rue). In the president's office sits Hill Coates with a maniacal gleam in his eye, apparently caused by the numerous errors inadvertently committed by his secretary. Made- line (lomes. Speaking of secretaries, an able stall' is maintained at all times by that capable business manager of Now, Now, Inc. Anna Connolly. For speed typing she recommends Ruth Harris, and as the type for anyone, she presents Muriel Haight. Jane Seemann and Doris Short disport themselves gracefully on the comptometers, while Bertha Zul� er and June Walsh busy themselves with the interpreting of the hieroglyphics scrawled in haste by treasurer Herb “Short Change Cham- berlain. newspaper for the skyscraper is edited on scratch paper by Millicent Crandall. The star re- porter at present is June Key den, who lugs Marion Lamb around as a stooge. s tin's is an all- woman stall’, Alice Hunt and Bette Hebard were engaged as office boys to supplement the original personnel. The literary editor, Eileen Smith, is usually to be found leaning back in a swivel chair with her feet on the desk, muttering under her breath. Me Hercule, in an imploring tone. M- though Bita Nellis and Jeanne Hew itt had had no previous experience, they were engaged imme- diately as echange editors, in preference to Sandy Rowe and Sedge Fetter, who applied for the job. Jean Hill and Both Heidrick are conducting a table tennis tournament, just for the fun of it. Chief among the contestants are Marge Ford and Ruth Berkowitz. who will soon meet in the finals. No opposition was strong enough to defeat that invincible doubles team. Norm ndersenand Don Cain who carried off top honors in their division. They have been challenged recently by Gene Bash and Hal Morgan, the “Singin Swatters, and it looks as if an interesting mat h w ill result. Jim Scobell is the head of a tie-manufacturing concern with «illices on the thirteenth floor, and he is afraid that business is in a knot. He also says that his chief worries are the vice-president, Dave Paige; the business manager, ICd Johnson; and rug-pacer Bay Skuse. who is wearing them all out. And so, gentle reader, the time draweth near and now is. when these preposterous annals of the Annual must be ended. Tamam Shud. JANUARY CLASS PROPHECY (Continued from page 37) Marilyn Nan Kleeek followed in the foot -steps «if (linger Rogers; John Dunning is a second Mark I Icllinger; and Ed Start carries the mail. We received several telegrams from those who were unable t come. Robert Preston and Her- bert Roberts are on their way to France. Murray Maybee, foreign correspondent for the Rochester Journal, is now in China. Jane Taylor could’nt possibly get here because she is attending a Na- tional Scout Leaders' conference. We were quite surprised to receive a 'phone call from Lewis Jones, saying that he could not come because the kiddies at No. II School, where he is now principal, were giving a performance for their parents. Doris Reagan and Evelyn dropjied in fora few minutes, but had t«i hurry on 1«� teach at East. High Evening School. Catherine Morriessey, w ho was general chairman «if the reunion program, tol«l me that Ethel Simes is living in Chicago, where her luistiand is manager of a large toy factory, and that W illinm Bourne and Frank Schmitt are oflicers in the army. I was happy ! • know that our class is s«i prosperous, ami it w as a pleasure t see everyone. I’m sure that everyone was thrilled to receive the beautiful pen and pencil set. presented by the Peter Nicholas Company. I V I J I E S Nathan Koine . Marry Faugh I .... Yay Stonebrakcr Phil Taylor, Janet Lake Margaret Upper Robert Williams Robert Raurle, Marilyn Van Kleeck CI onion Taylor .... Mary Jane Storm, lthea Schmidt, Florence Leavenworth. Louise Sabel, Don Fisher Dorothy Neracker . Fvelyn Roz .i, Harold llarnish Margaret Lewis Peter Nicholas Betty Buckley, draco Schroth. Simonne Bergeron . Editor-in-Chief Associate tins incss Ionager . Assistants . Literary Editor 1 drer Using Manager . Assistants Grind Editor Jane Tay 1« r. ssistants SI a I is I ica I Edi tors Assistant Sport Editors . Art Editor I diotogra h ic Editor Secretaries ii nin FAICIIT Attnriulr Ktlilor N I'll AN KKI.NK Rditor-iii-Chirf V STONKIUUKKIl 11X1 11 4« iWuniiyi’ JANUARY SENIOR ANNUAL STAFF JUNE SENIOR ANNUAL STAFF Robert Middleton .................................................Edilor-in-Chief Arthur McCall.............................................................Associate Donald Cain.......................................................Business Manager Betty Jones........................................................Assistant Richard Tullis.............................................................Literary Editor William Tew...............................................................Assistant William Coates..................................................Advertising Manager Catherine Cox......................................................Assistant Maxine Garfmkle...............................................................Grind Editor Mice Little, Kleanor Beltys, Mary Lllen Trezise, Will Field. Mary Foley, Rita Weingarlner, Helen Shakeshaft .... Assistants James Small......................................................Statistical Editor William Head...................................................... ... Assistant Elizabeth Emery.................................................................Art Editor Jean Rissberger....................................................Assistant Florence Dembeck, Harold Harnish....................................Sports Editors Harry Aldridge..................................................Photographic Editor Elizabeth Whitney.........................................................Assistant Martha McDonell. Louise (inch, nna Connolly, Mary im Miller, Frances Fay........................................................ Secretaries i: -OFFICIO FACULTY MEMBERS U f ij P. flXvi ' It.. Dr. Charles H. Holzwarth . . Principal Melvin K. Coon Acting Vice-Principal .Ethel M. Manchester Girls' Adviser Emil O. Sauer .... Treasurer Sherman It. Slow eW.Contmissioner of tiled ions El wood W. Itin nard Adviser of Occident Emil A. Hulek. Boys' Physical Director Vera Fisher Girls' Physical Director EX-OFFICIO STUDENTS MEMBERS illiam Coates President of Students’ Ass'n Hetty Kellogg Vice-Pres, of Students' Ass'n I Irrhert Chuinl� crlain Sec. of Students' Ass'n Hen Miles .... Cheerleader Richard Tullis Occident News Representative Jean Marie Harold Vav Stonchraker Arthur Met 'all Grace Ward Nathan KelneVSocki APPOINTIVE MEMBERS' Emerson 1). Hresee Charles Vallanee 100 Hetty Walrath 101 Evelyn Hoz .i 101 Margaret Brigham 108 Bette Achen 122 Jane Commey 121 Helen Harding 120 Ura Mae Munro I2‘ Frances Fay- 200 Hetty Anne Harding 201 Doris Pelletier 202 Clare Butler 203 June Clark 200 Jane I.add 208 Bernieejyydcr Faculty Faculty Elizaliclh gr Edward M. Pilvart, Girls' Sports Dept, of Finance Dept, of Government it. of Government Sin Representative Mumni .11 u in n i 221 Charlotte VallanyD® A 209 George Middleton 301 Zena Geinmalov-Aj 1 1 220 Hiehard Nixon 309 Hita Berl J V 221 James Wudsvvorth 330 Patricia Pressley' V (r 222 Walter Menegazzi 332 NN inifred Nocera 223 Robert Williams 333 Hoxanna Crane | 228 Joseph Lipper 334 Martha Boulter 229 Robert Smnmerhays 337 Catherine Moore 302 John Farley 109 Holier! Palmer 307 John Hogan 120 James Small 308 Richard St, James 121 Holierl Middleton 320 Hottcrl Tobin J23 Hiehard Krbelding 321 Robert Kennedy 128 N illiam Stevely 320 HoImtI Bingham «201 Rodney Perry 329 Vincent Listanli W llXtKM It. COATES President HETTY KKI.I.OCt; Vice-President IIKKKEKT CIIAMBEHLAIN Seen tar e EXECUTIVE C O U N C I I N E W S O C C I 1) E N T iur.il Mi) n i,ns Co-Editor MAXINE GARFINKLB Co-Editor WILLIAM COATES Salt ft Mantujrr Maxine Garfinkle, Richard Tullis Co-Ed Hors ay Stonebraker . . . Managing Editor Nathan Kelne, Margaret Lipper .... News Editors Robert Murphv, Kenneth Reed .... Assistants Florence Leavenworth . Literary Editor Will Field, Esther Lipskv, Mice Little Assistants Betty Jones, Leo Keenan Local Editors Roger Erskine, Richard Nixon Assistants Harold Marnish, Evelvn Ro .zi .... Sf tor Is Editors Joseph Lipper Assist rial Jane Halsey, Helen McCord ( '.tat� News Editors Howard Kemp, Dorothy Neracker Assistants Jean McGee, Grace Mills Theater Editors Lois Cook Assistant Jordon Taylor . Ecxhantje Editor Elizabeth Emery. Jean Schaefer .... Art Editors William Coates Sates Manager James Aldridge Assistant Walter Witzel . Advertising Manager Robert Preston, Charles Sullivan Assistants Harry Aldridge Publicity Manuger Fred Schubert Assistant Grace Schroth Secretary nna Connolly, Marian Crinean, Iconise Sahel . Assistants Elwood Burnard Kleanor Betty s Dorothy Bricldon Mina Connolly Helen Cooper Millicent Crandall Robert Criddle Milton Darcy Irwin Fellows Stuart Forest Louise � ach Harold llarnish Elizabeth Heise Betty Jones Jane Ladd , N ATION L HONOR SOCIETY Florence Leavenwort h Alice Little Robert Middleton ICsther Miller Robert Murphy I ra Mae Mtinro Fred New ha 11 Ruth Ober Marjorie dell Charles Fa reel Is Betty Partridge Ruth Pearson Monica Reichart Jean Rissbcrgcr (■ race Schroth Helen Shakeshaft Jane Seeinan Raymond Skuse James I). Small Bernice Snyder (Jordon Tay lor illiam Tew Richard Tullis Mariknn Van klecck Cecil Westfall Robert S. Williams W alter Witzel keepm' Clu ber wun shjjii ject. oun imbue students who e SCIENCE CLt B iii icajfvlnituleil world, the West High School Science .Thea yi of this organization is to acquaint the mem- il andeomnipii facts in thedilVerent branches of Ihissub- greajer efibn, an honorary membership is given to those science The ollicers this year are: Raymond Hall.........................................................President Donald Stewart..................................................Vice-President Shirley McCandless...................................................Secretary Barton Knapp, Bulb Ober, Miriam Carpenter . Publicity Committee Mr. J. J. Hall..................................................Faculty tdviser CHESS CLt B The Chess Club is composed of students interested in playing chess. I nder the able leadership of Mr. J affray, the club has achic ed the aim of leaching the students a better understanding of the royal game of chess. The club is unique in the one re- spect that it seeks no support from anyone; there are no dues. The ollicers of the club are: Charles Parcells, President; Bob Bingham. ice-President; Fred Newhall, Secretary; Aaron Oik, Publicity Manager. LICS ASPIRANTS This club has existed, with interruptions, since 1918 and without interruptions for ten years. It was formerly known as Le Cercle Francais but recently adopted the name, Les spirants, because it existed mainly for those students who aspire In greater heights in understanding and speaking French. The meetings are varied and often consist of a French play, marionette show, lecture, and once a term an initia- tion. l each meeting French songs are sung and, on special occasions, refreshments are served. The ollicers this term are: Millicent Crandall. Presidente; Jane Ladd. ice-Presidente; I ra Mae Munro, Secretaire. OPTIMATES In Latin. I he Optimates were the higher class of people. 11 is from this origin that the name of the Latin honor society in Wist High is derived. Its ollicers also are named according to «� l«l Homan days. This year they are: Bernice Snyder, First (Consul; Bit-hard Tullis, Second Consul; Frank Phillips, Vedile; Alvin (iresens, ssistant edile; I ra Mae Munro, Scriba; Esther Lipsky, Quaestor; Alice Little, Nuntius. The meetings during the term consist of an initiation, a lecture, a play, or some other type of interesting program. THE DEBATING CLl B I he West High School Debating Club was organized in 1931 when Mr. Spinning was principal. Its purpose is to provide training for its members in the art of debat- ing. through the planning and conducting of timely debates every two weeks. Oc- casionally the club conducts an assembly debate. Qualifications for membership insist only that the student have a genuine interest in learning the art of debating and be willing to take a part in a portion of the de- bating conducted. Mr. Lockwood, of the History Department, is the club's faculty adviser. The oflirers this year are: President. Donald Cain; Vice-President, William Poach: Sec- retary, Hubert Murphy. THE STAMP CLl B The West High Stamp Club was organized in 1935 by the present chairman. Iv in (iresens and Frank S. Phillips, with Mrs. Lyman as its faculty adviser. This year Mr. Stowell is the faculty adviser and besides the chairman. The Stamp Club has a secretary, Edward Lechinger. During the term they have sperial programs such as. out-side speakers, stamp auctions, contests, talks with slides, parlies and the like. To create a spirit of friendliness and a knowledge of tin history of stamps, is the purpose of this organization. SOCK D HI SKIN CLl P. Due to the condition of our stage and the absence of our dramatic teacher, I )onald E. Keyes, the Sock and Buskin Club has been totally inactive this term. It was in the September term of 1931 that the Sock and Buskin Club was origi- nated by Mr. Keyes. t that time, memberships in the organization were obtained by students interested in drama, competing against each other in various tests of dramatic ability. Now the members are chosen directly from the dvanced Drama ('lasses. The purpose of this club is to instigate a feeling of general knowledge of drama into the minds and souls of the members. It also provides entertainment for the school, in the form of various assembly programs and evening performances. The officers this year are: President, (ieorge (iundell; ioe-President, ay Slone- braker: Secretary. Pauline Beuflel; and Council Representative, Nathan kelite. J THE RIDINU CLl B In 1932, under the student direction of Robert Beltcte. the West High School Hiding Club was organized. For four years, rub until the present term, this club ex- isted without a faculty advbtar. But at present.'Mr. Boss and M . Narauiqre ararlhc club's faculty head-,. Ni [N. J The pur|xlSP of the Hiding (!luh is Io instill]uAts mcmhei a lrue low of the sport of horseback riding a'lto fair play. Toapihjifv. For membership's U� is organization it is necessary lb do one thing, that is.la peWon must rome pgj apd idMhrfe times with the club w il hin Anc month. N T'he ollicers of fhdoclub this year ar� X; President, Hoherl Bel tele; Vice-President, June Beattie; Business Manager, Merideth Hanna. MKMBKRS Kvelyn dkiiis Joan dkins Juno M brer lit Sara ndolino Dora Jean Beall Paulino Bent I el I)«� ris Boh Ike Klizalwth Bosworlh rlinr Brugger Doris Burne Mire Bush Betty Clark Catherine Cox iet la Cox Boxanna Cram (ieraldine (lurlis Betty Dean Marion Dr Kruger Mary Kllen Dully Jane Kllicott Beulah Kmerirk Frances Fay Irma Fay Kdylhc (iardner Jean Jardner Maxine Jarlinkle Zena ( iemmalo ('oncetta luena Klsie (lysel Ruth Ileidrieh Marion llerlcl Jeanne Hewitt Norma Holmes Arline Muck Dorothy I lull Alice Hunt Natalie Irish'1 iolet Keenan Betty Keitle Irma Kerr Betty Knight Florence Leavenworth irginia Marble Ann Martin ( Kleanor McNamara Kdna Morrison Mildred Newhall Ruth Klizabeth ober Hilda Park I lonorine Pearson Ruth Pearson Helen Pilger Florence Reagan Helen Riley Betty Jane Rose Kvelyn Bozzi Louise Sahel Jean Schlotzer Mlhea S hmidt irginia Short Norma Smith Kileen Smith Sarah Sosuloll' Dorothy Steinman Arline Stoell'el Mary Jane Storm Jane Taylor Mary Kllen Trezise Marilynn Van Kleeck Mary W ellman . Marvin Barber _ I l }' Robert Biggart Karl Brown v v Courtney Crane James De Palma Jake Kpner Thomas Fallon W esley Fladd Arnold John Haldane Willard llosie James Ivavanaugh Tom MrAvinney Robert Myer llarohl Morgan Anthony Nocera Kugene Bash Herbert Reed W illiam Riley Sanford Rowe Royal Sweet (Jordon Taylor Jack W ih ‘OX I R BAND AND O R C H E S T R A Director— Mr. )sbornc oria iemmalo Charles Smith James W ilkin John Barber Dale Zornow James Anthony Ralph Schwarz Fred Schubert Betty Sullivan Shirley Mosher Betty Preston Alfred Jackson Tom Stocum John Haldane Lester Mosher Jack Kennedy Howard Sombke Paul St ewe William Clark Harry Aldridge Wesley Fladd Howard Ralim ‘ 0 ) . Robert Belt William Brown Frank Perone Herbert Beed Miriam Lindsley Esther Schumway Jean Abendroth Evelyn Adkins Edwardt Courneen William Lewis W arren O'Donnel Rodney Perry Robert Snyder Howard Belt Charles Plane Robert Yanowilch Marguerite Zoppel b Edmond 1 iuinphreys Betty Sullivan Willard Hosic Mildred Smith Jack Pink Cordon McCarthy Harvey Kliimb June 1 leyden Charles Larzelere Joyce macher N illiam Reed Easter Kemp ieorge Brown 1 )a id W illiams (ieorge lake livelyn Brown Richard Kike Donald W hileman Robert Kimball Richard Tullis Ruth Berghorn John Larsen ORCHKSTRA Erwin Bach Director—Mr. Osborne Janet W eidel • Robert C.oopeC Harry Aldridge Evelyn Fisk nthony ocera Shirlev Mosher Pauline Bent tel W esley Fladd Howard Rahni Robert Belt ()live Klute Dorothy Albrecht Shirley McAllister W illiam Brow n nn McDermott Betty Preston Finely Sweet land •Vlfred Jackson Doris Mall Eugene Paxhia Harold MacCowan John Haldane irginia Custer Lester Mosher Robert Dawson ena (iemmalo Helen Reilly Charles Smith erna Humphreys Jack Kennedy Lloyd Mitchell Charles Plane 1 )onald (’arr Margin ite oppet h Conrad May Robert Yanowilch Charlotte allance F'rank Perone Mary Sullivan Herbert Reed Shirley Wager Miriam Lindsley Kk wml Ferguson Harvey klumb Mary Vtills W illiam Reed John Maurer (ieorge Brown rnold Steinberg Robert Kimball J Francois Fay Mr. hern, Mr. tsbourne President President Secretary Faculty drisers Evelyn ltozzi Courtney Crane Jake Kpner (iordon Taylor MEMBERS Mary Jane Storm Robert Kimball Harvey Kliinib Charles Plane Zena iemmalo Wesley Fladd Marry Vldridge Janet Weidell Tin W est High Music Council is com| osed of the officers of the Band, Orchestra and ('hoir. This group is face l with the task of advancing the standards of the musi- cal organizations in W est High School. That their efforts have enjoyed considerable success is evidenced by the high favor in which our Music Department is held throughout the city. I C O U N M S c C I L I With tlie opening of the 1936 soccer season West had lillle chance to duplicate the record of the strong 1935 team, which romped away with the silver cup. The task of rebuilding a team riddled by graduation was no new job to Coach Herbert Smith, who has tutored the Orange and Black through many a tough season. The let termen left from last year were Dick Williamson. Don Robertson, and William Cummings. Through the efforts of these men and bolstered by a crop of willing ma- terial. the squad weathered the first half of the campaign and then w ith experience liehind them drove forward to win four of the last five games and to tie the fifth. Mthotigh the title was not retained, the true Occidental spirit was very much in evidence. Monroe . l ft x mails 1 West 0 Edison Op Htnents 0 � r«f 3 (’.unandaigua 3 It Hast. 1 i Charlotte 2 0 Jefferson 0 i Madison 2 1 Marshall 1 3 Franklin 1 2 PERSONNEL ■ « Donald Robertson, Captain; Herbert Smith. Coach; Rob Preston, Manager. Donald Robertson Ronald Johnston W illiam Faught Dick W illiamson James Seobell Jake Kpner W illiam Cummings Warren Relisle Roger Erskine Harold Ludwig lex Varlan 1 Inward Leavenworth 1 larry Faught William Head 0 C C E I S T B A I, The West High quintet, under the tutelage of Herb Smith, enjoyed a successful season, capturing thirteen victories as against only three setbacks. They ended the season in second place, after a hard fought battle with Madison for the city cham- pionship. No story would be complete without special mention of Don ufcn and Neil Fisher who attained 11-Scholastic standings. With the West High basketball tossers riddled by graduation last June, Bonny Johnston and Dick W illiamson w ill be the only veterans returning to the hard wood this year. But. keep your eyes on the reserve team for. to use a much quoted phrase. The reserve team of yesterday is the first team of today. BKCOBD Holley ( fpponenls 35 West 49 Charlotte (fpponenls 20 Weal 38 Kdison Tech. 2� 26 Franklin . 21 37 John Marshall 21 12 Madison 31 30 Monroe . 28 3! Vocational 11 15 Vocational 19 28 Hast 29 38 Fast 21 43 Monroe . 22 21 Jefferson 26 35 John Marshall 22 26 Madison 25 33 Madison 26 19 Won 13 Lost 3 319 517 PKBSONNKL Herbert II. Smith. Coach; Gordon dray. Captain; Bober! Putnam, Manager. Gordon D. Gray Donald Aulcn Kenneth Gret .ler Cornelius Fisher Ronald Johnston Richard Williamson Alfred Werner Charles l.apham Uiwrence Hollis C ROSS COUNTRY I HACK Willi l Werner heading I he team, ably supported by l.arry Hollis, Ang (iarfolo, Harry Faugh I and Don Spencer, our trackmen enjoyed another good season with one first, two seconds and one third. Werner, I iarfolo and Spencer qualified for and ran in the Sectionals. l Werner scored seconds in both the broad jump and shot put, while Don Spencer, finishing second in the 880-yard run. unofficially broke the school record for that event. All three men were captured by graduation, and next year will see many new cinder crunchers. RKCORD Monroe Charlotte Vocational West Franklin—Jefferson—West .... Fast—Fdison Tech.—West .... Madison—Marshall—West .... I'lure 2nd 3rd 2nd 1st PKRSOWKL Herbert Smith, Coach; M Werner, Captain; John De Mers, Manager. Mbert W erner Larry Hollis Howie Leake ngelo (iarfolo Harry Faught Don Spencer Don Fisher Jim iorton hen Iiloss (’het I iray CR0SS C O U NT R Y AND TRACK TENNIS AND G O L F Sia tiding Richard Nixon Robert Taylor Roy Ellis Standing llerlK r( Clark John I lalliley Harold Riley Silling Edward Mun er Ellery McClements, Captain Silling Dan Gaskell. Captain Baseball at West High lias had mans winning combinations during the past years of inlerseholastie competition. The lean years have been devoted to building up new teams that have been punctured by either graduation or ineligibility. The 10.% team faced a lean year. Coach Kmil llulek. hampered by weather conditions and the lack of a practice field, was faced with the problem of rounding out a nine to encounter experienced teams on the schedule. The first of I lie season gave little encouragement, inasmuch as these six games were set backs. From then on, the old characteristics of the Orange and Black paved the way to several victories. The nine ended well down in the circuit but produced material for 1937. () ioncnls West 0 fion mis West Madison 6 3 Franklin . . i 6 Monroe . 12 1 Charlotte 2 . Kdison . 3 2 Jefferson 0 6 Marshall 9 2 Vocational 5 6 Fast 3 0 PKBSOWF.K (iordon (Iray, Captain; Kmil llulek. Coach; Bill Biles, Manager. iordon I). (iray La erne Smith William Fahy I lax iland Nash (ieorge Parcells Francis alerio Frank Carroll Courtney Crane Fred aleh Joseph Binella B 1. “(Ione hut not for- forgotten. 2. Our plays art suc- cesses—why? 3. Them were “the good old «lays. I. The Three Musket- eers. 5. Cain in his younger days. 6. bunch of suckers. 7. A plane looter. 8. e use our faculties. 9. “General Lewis. 10. Florence in Medita- tion. 11. Fountain of youth. 12. At Dumpling Mill. 13. Anticipating our new swimming pool. 1 I. Shy—oh yeah! 15. Quotes by Coates— ‘Tin the one in the pants. 16. Don's crashed twice. 17. It's not the school— it’s the Principal of the thing. 18. Soup's on! 19. Old Glory. 20. “Wife vs. Secretary. 21. School daze. 22. A long, long trail. 23. Remember “(Growing Pains?” 21. Caesar s ghosts—the officers of the Opti- mates. 25. Campus cut-ups. Kvelyn Roz J, President, Manager of Deck Tennis. Joan Marie Harold, Vice-President. Manager of Volleyball. Mary Marcello, Secretary, Manager of Hockey. Bernice Shumaker, Assistant Secretary, Man- ager of Field Hall. Our Mpha Della Chi Council prides itself on the management, of the active sports schedule of you N est High girls. Every one of you can he a loyal niemlier of the A AX by simply having been in West I ligh School for one year, and by having satisfactory attendance in four sports. You've all seen the attractive one-inch, two-inch, or three-inch orange W dis- played by one of your active friends. You, too, can earn a duplicate award by earn- ing points in the sports in which you are interested. Every organization has a purpose, and we think our aim is a worthy one. We work to develop the finest type of girl and strengthen her character a girl ready to face life with a sporting chance to win. You can he this girl with a little effort. and by giving us an opportunity to prove that buried deep in you are the possibilities for this ideal girl. Mere are our sports: Tennis! One hundred and forty girls can’t be wrong about this game. They must be really interested in the sport to join in the fun every spring and fall. Baseball, in the balmy days of spring, and basketball, when the wintry winds begin to blow, awaken your love of sports. We'll see you at the basketball banquet held at the end of the season. Hockey, with eleven of our older girls on each team, makes an exciting game, while little sister does her bit on the fieldball team. Mthough we don’t boast of our progress at volleyball, we enjoy ourselves and we are impro ing. ALPHA DELTA CHI 0FFICERS ALPHA DELTA CHI MEMBERS 1. Sara ndolino 2. Hortense Bassett 3. Helen Becker 1. Ruth Berghorn 5. Dorothy Briddon 6. Vrlieen Brugger 7. Claire Butler 8. Helen T. Casey 9. Jane Christie 10. Jeanette Clark 11. Betty Coon 12. ietta Cox 13. Kathleen Hagen I I. I lelen Dannie 15. Betty Dean 16. Thelma Devine 17. Patricia Doyle 18. Beulah Fmerick 19. Lucille (iaesser 20. Helen Gagner 21. Mary (Jarfoloj 22. Irene lardne 23. Monkl 21. KvelyAJ; 25. Jean 26. Bet tie 1 27. Mary H ogan 28. Dorothy Hoysaek 29. Virginia Kelly 30. Jean Kreitler 31. Frances Lakeman 32. Rosemary Lane 33. Marianna Mahaney 34. Mary Marcello 35. Carolyn McCoy 36. Catherine McGuire 12. 1.3. II 15. 46. 17. 18. 19 50. 51. 52. 53. 54. Ella Mullell t{jL irginia Murphy Honorine Pearson Betsy Phillips Margaret Poppe Marie Powell livelyn Rozzi Jane Schmitt Anita Shaw Jane Sherman Beatrice Shumaker Anne Slater Alice Spranza Margaret St it h .Mary Tail ton Joy Wallace Betty Weldgcn Luella N ilkinson To the girl who prefers individual competition, we offer the games of ping-pong, shuffle board, and deck tennis. Most of our sports finish with the fun of inlerclass or individual tournaments. If you win or lose, join in the games and have some good sport. To the younger generation of West High, we regretfully leave behind the new facilities for a broader sports program. Make use of them, girls! ni Iu the spring of 36 Men began to use their picks: Then the dirt began to fly All around about West High. First they dug, and then they blasted. Mow we suffered while it lasted! “No one loves a rivitare! We all shuddering did declare. Buzzers buzzed, and whistles shrieked. All our hulls w ith odors reeked. It was a mess!!! Yes! Maylte it will bo like Heaven By I he spring of’37. Concocted by Florence leaven worth Both Pearson Betty Partridge I) I R T A B O U T W E ST HI G II Best Wishes to the 11 'est I igh (•radnatih j Classes of ’.‘57 Head-Miller, Inc. Toods and Beverages 500 West Avenue (ienesee 311 THE HAMMOND ORGAN This sensational new instrument is being adopted by one progressive school group after another from coast to coast. r -3 LEVIS MUSIC STORE 33 South Avc. 112 10. Main Si. 61 Compliments of POTTER’S K«-«l and hilc Store 332 Arnett Boulevard Compliments of BURNS PHARMACY 13ft Genesee St. at Bronson Ave. “Absolute Accuracy and f)e wndabilily willi Prescriptions'' Compliments of LISTMAVS MARKET 577 Thurston Road Southwest Shoe Rehuilder Genesee 5900 503 Thurston Road We Call and Delirer WeEren Make ! ew Shoes Look Netrer! II. II. SULLIVAN. INC. 67 South Avenue Drafting and Engineering Supplies Quality Eood Lunch Best of Cooking Charh s Dittner 293 Arnett Boulevard Compliments of Evelyn Andrus Reality Shoppe 35( (iinrsoe Street Congratulations anil The Best of Luck F. HOWARD FISCHER Special Agent Stone 732 PENN MUTUAL LIFE INS. CO. Life Insurance Trusts Auto Repairs Genesee 5977 SKINNER S GARAGE Towing ('.nr .Service llnllery Service 314 Thurston Road Rochester, N. Y. trugs Hard wore— llaitio— Taints 1. S. HUNT CO. 390 Thurston Road Sclmol Sup dies Genesee 1373 Library and Magazine Rinding ROCHESTER BOOK BINDERY 165-173 St. Paid Street (ioldstauiping— Rook Repairing Congratulations from CASE’S 379 Chili Avenue Genesee 7139 Gen. 3171 We repair everything Electrical Miller Electric Appliance Service Ite mir Specialists for All Makes of Electric Washing Machines and Vacuum Cleaners Rochester. N. Y. lOftVj Genesee St. Congralulal ions from THE ARNETT BAKERY Highest Quality linked floods Phone Genesee 4293 34-1 Arnett Boulevard Photo Finishing Specialists llarc Your Famrite Negatives Enlarged Picture Framing—Greeting Cards SN AP SHOT SHOP 274 Genesee Street 62 (Chemicals For Ml Purposes S COBELL ER ICE ATISFIES Scobell s Monroe 3771 TRAINING FOR JOBS 'I'lie Placement Department records of R. I� . I. show that 529 graduates acquired l ull lime jobs during the year ending Novem- ber 1, 1936. Business seeks trained young people. up; ROCHESTER IU SINESS INSTITUTE 172 Clinton Ave. So. Main 3869 63 jSiagara Untoersttp Rochester Division Registered Degree Courses in Business Preparing for 1. C. P. . (Examinations 2. Entrance to Law School 3. Teaching Commercial Subjects in I ligh School I. Executive Positions in Business Spring Semester— Feb. 3, 1937 Summer Semester—July 6, 1937 Fall Semester—Sept. 22, 1937 rto For Information Rhone Main 1121 Rev. William J. Mahoney, Dean 50 Chestnut St. Rochester, N. V. (Ienesee 3658 Established 1878 Visit Our Dairy DECKER S DAIRY Rochester's Veteran Milk Dealers P. M. Decker 456 Thurston lid. HOWE ROGERS CO. Floor Coverings, Furniture and Draperies 89-91 Clinton Avenue South ARNETT SHOE Pin-lt-l p Lamps Have Many Every Dav I ses—Over the Davenport—In REPAIR SHOP the Malls or Stairways—Children's Plavroom—Above the Badio—For Li- A poor cobbler wastes vour money. Expert brarv or Den—Over the Bridge Table shoe craft does not waste money. Vour foot or Favorite .hair. requires more comfort. Try us first. See This amt Other .Models on 363 Arnett Blvd. Cor. Bugby Ave. our Main Floor ROCHESTER GAS VNI) J. A. Dc Alexandra, t rop. ELECTRIC CO. “Mike's” Columbia Candy Shop II VZEL SWEET SIIOPPE (Tony's) The Hume of Fine tee ( '.ream Students' Noon Special Sandwich and Milk Shake or Soda Opposite West High School 15 cents 188 (ienesee Street ( Jen. 5056 122 (ienesee St. (Cor. Columbia Ave.) Just Better ’ Watts Dry Cleaning: Co. Ice ('reani and Sherbel 1 )eliciously 1 )ilVerenl 11 e Specialize in Ladies' and (ierdlemen's iannenls JACKSON N 1) HAILEY 322 Cottage Street 501 Thurston ltd. (ien. 7100 Phone (ien. 611 Auto Delivery 61 HARTS Rochester's Greatest Grocers Ql I,m FOODS LOW PRICES COl RTKOIJS SER ICE Premiums and Extra Savings IF YOU TAKE CARE OF YOUR MONEY NOW, IT WILL SOON BE ABLE TO TAKE CARE OF YOU Save Every Monday % % ROCHESTER SAVINGS RANK Two Offices: 17 Main St. West and 40 Franklin Street I J{3 | -More than one hundred years of service— 1937 65 Congratulations- and Thank You r consider il an honor lo have served the class of'37 in furnishing you your photographs. In days lo come you will require mail) other things (hat should be just as carefully prepared and as perfectly serviced. Please remember that, whatever your needs and whatever your budget, you are most apt to find what you want here in— ROCHESTER'S LARUEST RETAIL INSTITUTION Sibley, Lindsay and Cnrr Co. 66 Congratulations from Carroll Radio Sales, Inc . RILEY KENNEDY 529 Thurston lload Former West High Student Dealers for: Now Proprietor of Philco Radios Teall's Ice Cream Store Leonard IIefrigera 1 � rs Kelvinalor Refrigerators 753 (Jenesee St. (Jen. 3638 Maytag W ashers Just a lot of luck! From I.os Connors. Prop. CONNOR'S PHARMACY cross llio Street TIIE HOME Or The Printing House of Leo Harr 1776 CLINTON AVE. NORTH Producers of fine printing and photo tn rarmt, for commercial and academic in it itat ions Nearly All Teachers and Students in Western New York Trade at 5 crantom’s Here are the dictionaries, globes, reference OLIVER KAIISE Itooks. tin- note Itooks. fountain pens, port- 10 Id 1 Diversity Avenue folios—everything needed for the work. Equipment for the games and s| orts. Monroe 930 The invitations, dance programs, social sta- tionery. engraving and printing required in the social life. And the Rig Book Store is a delight ful place in which to Browse. Till : SCHOOL OF COM MERCK For school graduates and college (tropic TWO-YEAR COURSES (20 Months) aimntirig, Secretarial, Management. Med- ical Secretarial (All registered by New nrk Stale Education Department). ONE-YEAR COURSE (50 Weeks) Junior Secretarial, Junior Accounting. Advertising and Selling Shorter Courses if Desired Free Placement Service (ailuhnj Free Visitors Welcome 362 East Avenue Main 5530 Sincere II ishes 11 nil Congratulations from GUS SWANSON Proprietor of Trull � let Cream Store 1011 ienesee Street 67 SO APPETIZING WITH A SANDWICH LUNCH • People everywhere have discovered how ice- cold Coca-Cola makes good food taste better. A drink so good by itself is the natural partner of good things to eat. Order by the case (24 bottles) from your dealer. COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. A. : L Anderson Sons 6« 190 Berlin St. Stone 611 I'Ve extend our hearty thanks to our advertisers whose cooperation has helped to make this book possible. In return we ask you to make this appreciation evident by patronising these advertisers. A-Ttfoyraphs X I 71