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Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County · Yearbook Collection
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Rochester Public Library
Reference Book
Not For Circulation
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Central Library of Rochester and
Monroe County
Local History & Genealogy Division
115 South Avenue
Rochester, New York 14604
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West High School
ROCHESTER, N E W YORK
PRESENTED BY
THE SENIOR CLASSES
OF
'Nineteen
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Twenty-Seven
(JOKE WORD
"History repeats itself"—and we find West High
returning to a truly year book. In combining the two
classes for the production of a single annual, we hope
that the book may thus reflect the school rather than
the individual group and prove of greater interest to the
entire student body. With the inauguration of the
double year book, we feel that the success of the "W"
will, to a great extent, determine the success of the
plan, as well as the style of future annuals. With this
idea in mind we have tried to present the best.
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GLASS TOEM
Above thee, all the stars of heaven shine
And, at thy portals where the tread
Of many passing feet
Has left its fair, immortal mark
The passing years bow down
To kiss the grey moth-dust
That lingers in the twilight after-glow
And clings in soft form of what once was.
Beyond thee, eventime pauses
To see such homage paid
As neither kings nor kingdoms can command
And for a moment, that grim scythe is stilled
That cuts away the years
Like blades of golden wheat.
Would that our hearts might sing
The tale that builds about thy walls;
A song with mellow notes
That transforms thee all at once
Into a fair and lofty span
Across the brink of time.
—GERALD BARBOUH.
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Miss FLORENCE BROWN
January
Miss ETHEL KATES
June
MR. VERNE EDGECUMBE
January
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Honor Roll
Standard Bearer
Custodian of the Flay
CARL FISHER
HILDA SMITH
B E T H I N E COE
MYRTLE I). HENDERSON
NELLIE M A E LUCIA
HAZEL LENORE MEYER
WILLIS M. RAYTON
MARY H. SNECK
SARA E. SWANSON
Class Officers
January 19:27
SENIOR YEAR
JAMES SHEDD
LUCILLE YOUNG
President
.
.
Vice-President
CAKL F I S H E R
Secretary
ALBERT THOMAS
Treasurer
JUNIOR YEAR
JAMES SHEDD
President
LUCILLE YOUNG
Vice-President
P E T E R BRAAL
Secretary
RALPH AXON (First Semester)
ALBERT THOMAS (Second Semester)
Treasurer
Treasurer
SOPHOMORE YEAR
Boys
JOSEPH MAGRO
President
JAMES SHEDD
Vice-President
P E T E R BRAAL
Secretary
WILSON ASH
Treasurer
Girls
LUCILLE YOUNG
President
M Y R T L E HENDERSON
Vice-President
ETHEL JANE LOWELL
Secretary
BETTY ADAMS
Treasurer
ION-A D A V I S
Cheer-Leader
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ELIZABETH ADAMS
Jefferson
574 Frost Avenue
Smith College
"BETTY"
Class Treasurer 2, Assistant Manager G.A.A. 2,
President G. A. A. 3. Tennis 2, Basketball 2, 3,
Swimming 2, 3, 4, Gym Meet 2, 3, Soccer. 8.
MARION GERTRUDE ACKERT
MARION F. ALLEN
Madison
7 Arnett Boulevard
City Normal
Madison
1036 Dewey Avenue
Undecided
"MEM"
"MIDGE"
Sophomore Party Committe e.
Swimming 2, 8, Swimming Meet 3. Gy
Honor Fr, nch.
Meet 8,
PETER BRAAL
Madison
33 Ernestine Street
University of Rochester
"PETE"
Class Secretary 2. 8, Executive Cauncul 2, 8, //. R.
Basketball 2, Class Basketball 2, //. B. Soccer 2,
Class Soccer 2, 3, Asst. Soccer Mgr. 3, Soccer
Manager 4, Staff Junior Play i, junior Dance
Committee 3, Basketball Reserves 3, i, Secretary
Student's Association 4, Ui-Y 3, 4.
ROBERT BLACKSTOCK
HENRY E. BRAVER
Madison
143 Avery Street
Undecided
Jefferson
399 Child Street
M. I. T.
"BLACKIE"
"HANK"
//. It. Soccer 2, 3, 4, //. It. Baseball 3, 4.
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LILLIAN M. CASH
Madison
179 Dove Street
R. B. I.
"LIL"
Chorus 4.
LA VERNE CARLSON
WILLIAM CHURCHILL
Madison
11 Kargos Place
Mechanics Institute
Madison
211 Aberdeen Street
"BILL"
"VERNE"
Occident 4.
Band 2, 3, 4, French Honor.
ALDEN I. CLARK
Jefferson
640 Seneca Parkway
University of Pennsylvania
"ALDIE"
Orchestra 2, 3, Glee Club 3, 4, Vice-Mgr. Combined Glee Clubs 4, //. R. Soccer 8, Track S,
Tennis Tournament 4, Junior Plan Cast 4,
Occident 4.
WILLIAM CLAR
BETHINE COE
No. 37
62 Spruce Street
Madison
235 Chili Avenue
Springfield
"lirTTs"
Wellesley
"BETH"
Yice-Vresident Class of June 'i~ '2, 8, Vice-President Student's Association 4, \"m-President
G. A. A. 4, Basketball 2, Tennis li, 4, Track :i,
Soph Parti/ % Occident 3, 4, Junior Play 3,
National Oratorical Contest, Senior Play Staff 4
Honor Roll 4.
Frosh Baseball, Frosh Soccer, Interclass Baseball
I, 2, Interclass Basketball 1, 2, Reserve Baseball i,
Reserve Basketball 3, Baseball 3, 4, Soccer 2, .'5, 4,
Basketball 4.
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ALICE MAY CURTICE
Madison
169 Bartlett Street
Business
"AL"
Typewriting awards 2, 8.
MILTON F. CORLETT
GRACE R. DARLING
Madison
539 Sawyer Street
Undecided
Madison
863 Arnett Boulevard
"MILT"
"DARLING"
//. R. Baseball 2. 3, 4, //. R. Soccer 2, 3, 4, C7a*s
Baseball 2, Wrestling 3, 4, /rcdoor TVaei- 2, 3, 4,
7Yae& 3, 4, (VOJJ Country 2, 3, 4, Cajrf. Cross
Country 4.
Basketball 3, 4, Tennis 3, 4, Tennis Tournament
3, 4, Orchestra 3. 4. H'™/ //iff/f Girls' Sextette 4,
Sop/i Pnrty Committee 2, Honor French.
GRACE DEYISSER
Jefferson
18(i Fulton Avenue
Mechanics Institute
"DEE"
RAYMOND DENMAN
Madison
510 Sawyer Street
Mechanics Institute
"RAY"
//. H. Soccer -i, 3. 4, //. R. Baseball 2, 3, 4. //. R.
Basketball 2, 3, 4, HUrclass Soccer 2, 3, I.
GLADYS DOUGLASS
Madison
?L2 Jocelyn Place
Mechanics Institute
"PAT"
ident 2, Chorus 2, Soph Party'jOommitte
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PERRY W. ESTEN
Jefferson
46 Oneida Street
Rensalaer
"PETE"
West High Radio Club 4.
IRENE CARSON EC.OLESTON
Madison
155 Averill Avenue
City Normal
"RENE"
DOROTHY W. EVANS
Madison
80.5 Woodbine Avenue
Mechanics Institute
Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Special Choni.i 2, 8, 4.
ming 2, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4,
Te'rm\i Tournament 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, Soph I'arty
Conn littee 2.
"DOT"
MARY FO.IIER EVANS
Out of Town
67 Furman Crescent
Cornell
"Ev"
Hockey 1, Track 3, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Swimming
2, 4, .Soccer 4, .Senior P/a# Staff.
ELIZABETH A. EVANS
Madison
134 Magnolia Street
Business
"BETTY"
Typewriting Awards 2.
GEOROJE R. FEHEENBACK
St. Monica's
114 Elmdorf Avenue
Syracuse
"KEIIRY"
//. K. Basketball 2, //. It. Soccer 1, //. R. Baseball
2, Rand <i, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Inter-High
Orchestra, Baseball 4.
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PAUL R. FERGUSON
Madison
72 Cottage Street
Undecided
"FERG"
//. R. Baseball 3, 4, Skating 4.
MILDRED FERGUSON*
CARL FISHER
Jefferson
10 Tacoma Street
Jefferson
145 Birr Street
"FISH"
"MILLY"
ecutive Council 2, 3, Occident 2, 3, Editor-inef Occident 3, Business Mgr. Junior Play 4,
st Senior Play 4, Hi-}' 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary
Asst. Mgr. Baseball 3, -4, Standard Bearer 4,
nor Roll 4, Honor French, Editor-in-chief "W"
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ELIZABETH FORD
Madison
261 Brooks Avenue
Miss Bouve, Boston
"Liz"
Executive Council 2, 3, 4, Swimming 3, 4, Trad; 4,
Tennis 4, Baseball 3, 4, Basketballs, 4, Soccer 3,
Soph Party Committee 2, President (I. A. A. 4,
Staff of "W 4, Class Basketball 3.
VIRGINIA M.
FITZSIMOXS
Jefferson
307 Ravine Avenue
LEAH ANNA GARDNER
Madison
West Henrietta, New York
Cornell
"GINNY"
Soph Part,, Co
ittee, Ju
"ANN"
Play Staff 4.
Te
3, 4, Su
ngi.
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PAULINE C. GLADDING
Madison
3^ Ferndale Crescent
Business School
"PAUL-
RUTH I. GRUENDIKE
DONALD G. GETMAN
Madison
238 Barton Street
Princeton
Madison
Chili Center, New York
City Normal
"DON"
"DIKE"
Honor French, Class Basketball 2, 3, Class Soccer
2, 3, Reserve Baseball 2, H. ft. Basketball 2, 3,
H. ft. Soccer 2, 3, i, II. ft. Baseball i, Reserve
Basketball i.
MARJORIE DORTHEA HAKBER
Jefferson
472 Electric Avenue
Eastman School of Music
"MARGE"
Orchest, •i, IS, +, Inter-High School Orchestra i, 3,
4, Typt •ritimj Awards 2, 3, Board of "W i.
SARAH L. HAGAMAN
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CATHERINE JEAN HARRINCJTON
Charlotte
69 Rosedale Street
Undecided
Madison
0 Burkhard Place
Business
"SALLY"
"JEAN"
..^ssazSH^lns^^^
ETHEL HENDERSON
Madison
Scottsville, New York
Business
"HENDY"
t.
IRENE F. HARTSEIL
MYRTLE D. HENDERSON
Madison
90 Elba Street
Business
Madison
.'546 Post Avenue
Simmons
"SL'SIE"
"MYRTIE"
ning 2, Typewriting Awards 8, 4.
Gym Meet 2, 3, Tennis 3. 4, Basketball 4, Soeeer 3,
Typewriting Awards 2, 8, Soph more Party Committee, Honor Roll i.
MARGUERITE HETZLER
Jefferson
414 Emerson Street
Business
"MARGE"
Board of "W."
MARCELLINE (1. HETZLER
DUREWOOD S. HILL
Jefferson
414 Emerson Street
Business
Jefferson
3840 Lake Avenue
Hobart
"RON"
"MARCB"
Board of "W."
//. /?. Baseball 8, //. R. Basketball % H. R. Socc
2, Hand 2, :i, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Cos* Scni,
Ptofl 4.
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CLARICE E. HINKLEY
Madison
121 Burling on Avenue
City Normal
"CLARE"
Chorus 3.
HARMON T. HIXCHEY
KlNGSLEY HoKTON
Out of Town
Coldwater, New York
University of Wisconsin
Madison
3.58 Aberdeen Street
"KING"
"HIXCH"
H. R. Baseball 1, / / . R. Basketball
\,H.R.
Soccer
1, Reserve Soccer 2, Reserve Baseball 3, Ast. Mgr.
Soccer 3, Hi-Y 3, i.
Occident i, 3, Staff Junior Pit,,/, Staff Senior
Play i, Hi-Y 2, i, II. R. Baseball -I, 3, 4, //. H.
Soccer i, 3, 4, //. R. Basketball 2, 3, i, Winner
Occident Short Stori) Contest 4.
MAE E. HUNTER
Madison
174 Woodbine Avenue
Business
"SMILES"
BERYL M. HOSLEY
DOROTHY A. HUTCHINGS
Madison
900 South Avenue
Rochester Dental Dispensary
"B"
Madison
JJ.'J Fountain Street
Business
Typewriting Awards 3,. Association Chorus 2.
Typewriting Award 2.
"DOT"
BROWNELL R. JAMISON
Madison
83 Alexander Street
"RUDY"
Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Honor French,
Executive Council 4.
FRANKLIN P. INGLIS
LOYAL STANTON JENKS
Jefferson
22 Anthony Street
No. 37
804 Post Avenue
R. B. I.
"PARKER"
"JENKS"
Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Band 3, 4, Inter-High Orches
2, 3, 4, Inter-High Band 3, 4, West High Sir
Quartet 3, 4, Inter-High Multiple String Qua
3, 4, Junior Philharmonic.
H. R. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, //. R. Soccer 1, 2, 3,
Interclass Basketball 1, 2, 3, Interclass Soccer 1, 2
Interclass Baseball 1, 2, Hockey 2, Staff Senior
Play 4.
KATHRYN MAE JONES
Out of Town
30 Colgate Street
City Normal
"KAY"
Sirim
ng 2, 3, 4.
MILDRED ALINDA JERMYN
THELMA R. KEEFE
No. 3
212 Wellington Avenue
Brockport Normal
Madison
262 Brooks Avenue
Business
"JERKY"
"MA"
Orchestra 1, Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, Special Chorus
2, 3.
Swimming 2, 3, Tennis 4, Baseball 3, Gym Meet 2
Typewriting Award 2, 3, Chorus 2.
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RUTH E. KERSHAW
Madison
276 Cypress Street
"KER"
JOHN E. KELLY
MINNIE KROLICK
29 Gold Street
Undecided
Madison
358 Genesee Street
Business
"JOHNNIE"
"MINNIE"
NELLIE MAE LUCIA
Jefferson
1070 Dewey Avenue
"NELLIE"
Honor French, Honor Roll i.
FELIX LAURINI
Jefferson
137 Fulton Avenue
Business
"CAT"
MILDRED E. LUDWIG
Jefferson
404 Ravine Avenue
City Normal
"MIL"
Honor French, Glee Club 3, i, Class Day Committee I, Tennis i.
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GREGORY VRONY MAGGIO
Jefferson
165 Brown Street
University of Buffalo
"VRONY"
H. R. Basketball 2, S, 4, H. R. Soccer 2, 8, 4,
Interclass Basketball 4, Interclass Baseball 4,
Reserve Baseball S, 4, Typewriting Award 2.
F. GRACE LYON
JOHN MAGRO
Madison
80 Enterprise Street
Madison
136 Anthony Street
Columbia
R. B. I.
"GRACE"
"HEY THERE"
Occident 3, 4, Special Chorus 3, 4, Fencing 3, i,
Executive Council S, Staff "W" 4.
GILBERT B. MALONEY
Madison
792 Post Avenue
Mechanics Institute
"GIL"
Executive Council 2, ,'t, 4.
JOSEPH MAGRO
CARL E. MANNING
Madison
136 Anthony Street
Mechanics Institute
Jefferson
.'507 Lake View Park
M. I. T.
"JOE"
"MANNY"
Class President 2, Executive Council 8, Wrestling
3, 4, Fencing 3, 4, Cast Senior Play 4, National
Oratorical Contest 4, Winner Constitution Essay
Contest 4.
Band i, 3, 4.
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JAMES W. MCBRIDE
Jefferson
Dewey Ave. & Stone Rd.
"JIM"
Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Ex
4, Asst. Mgr. Band 4.
lltirc (',
JUNE K. MASON
JAMES R. MCMANUS
Madison
.504 Plymouth Avenue
Business
Aquinas Institute
165 Averill Avenue
Springfield
"MASEY"
"JIM"
Association Chorus 2, Typewriting Awards 2,
II. R. Soccer I, 2, 3, II. R. Basketball 2, 3, 4,
Tennis Tournament 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Cross
Country 3, 4, Class Soccer 1, 2, Class Basketball 2.
Association Chorus 2, Soccer 4, Swirl
Basketball 3, 4, Occident 3, 4.
DONALD W. MILLER
No. 16
10.5 Weldon Street
Colgate
"DILLER"
HAZEL LENORE MEYER
Madison
121 South Union Street
Columbia
G. GILE MILLER
Madison
100 Sherwood Avenue
"KIKI"
"NOEL"
Soph Party Committee 2, Occident 3, 4, Soccer 2,
Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, Suimming 2, 6'«/m
il/ee< 2, 3, Giee Club 2, 3, Typewriting Award 2,
tfonor ft)« 4, floarrf of "W 4.
Baud 2, 3, 4, Inter-High Symphony 2, Cast of
Junior Play 4, Cast of Senior Play 4.
MARION MUNTZ
No. 37
196 Sawyer Street
Mechanics Institute
"MARION"
Basketball 1, 4, Baseball 1, Swimming 2, 3, ZY,
3, 4.
ROBERT MILLER
ETHEL PARSELLS
Madison
36 Oak Hill View
Madison
461 Sawyer Street
City Normal
"BOB"
"ETH"
HANFORD PETRI
Jefferson
330 Frank Street
"HAN"
MARIAN LOUISE PEARSON
HlLDEGARDE PETRI
Jefferson
3 Brooklyn Street
Undecided
Jefferson
330 Frank Street
"MARY-ANN"
"ROSEY"
Sect.-Treas. G. A. A. 2, Vice-Pres. 0. A. A. 3, 4,
G. A. A. Council 2, 3, 4, Typewriting Awards 2,
Honor French, Soph Parti/ Committee 2, Pin
Committee 4, Occident 4, Swimming 2, 3, 4, Tennis
2, 3, 4, Class Basketball 3, 4, Gym Meet 2, 3,
Dancing 3, Soccer 3, 4, Trade 4, School Basketball
4, Girls' Reserve 2, 3, 4.
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HELEN E. PRACHEL
Jefferson
372 Orchard Street
Business
"PRACH"
IDA A. POLIZZI
FRANCES R. B. QUAIFE
Jefferson
372 Orchard Street
Business
Madison
41 Lozier Street
Leland-Stanford
"IDA"
"FRAN"
Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4.
Soph Party Committee i, Inter-class Me
Basketball 1, 2, 3, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Swimmi
(ilee Club 4.
WILLIS M. RAYTON
Madison
89 Roxborough Road
Hamilton
" R A Y , " " W I L L , " OR WHAT HAVE YOU?
Radio Club 4, Fencing Club 4, Honor Roll 4,
Staff of "W."
HELEN A. RACHWALSKI
GEORGE HENRY RICE
Washington
8 Margaret Street
Aquinas Institute
341 Averill Avenue
"HELEN"
Inter-High School Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, String
Quartet 2, 3, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Girls' Sextette 3, 4,
Glee Club 3, 4.
"RICE"
//. R. Basketball 2, 3, 4, Class Basketball 4, Track
4, Indoor Track 4, Cross Country 4, Honor French.
CLARICE ST. JOHN
Madison
823 South Avenue
"CLARE"
FLORA JEAN RIZZO
ALICE MARY SCHNEIDER
Jefferson
667 Arnett Boulevard
Jefferson
1220 Lake Avenue
City Normal
"FLO"
"ALICE"
Special, Chorus 3, 4, Association Chorus 2, Girls'
Glee Club 3, 4, Armistice Day Assembly Program.
JAMES G. SHEDD
Jefferson
1075 Lake Avenue
Cornell
"BLOOD"
Class Vice-President 2, Class President 3, 4
Secretary Students Association 3, President
Students' Association 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Staff Junior
Play, Staff Senior Play Reserve Basketball 2, 3,
Reserve Baseball 2, 3, Reserve Soccer 2, Basketball
3, 4, Baseball 4, Soccer 3, 4, Captain Soccer 4,
Executive Council 3, 4.
ILA SCHAFFER
IHENE FANNIE SHORT
Madison
127 Salina Street
Madison
Scottsville, New York
Business
"ILA"
"RENE"
Association Chorus 2, Chorus 2.
Association Chorus 2, Typewriting Award 3.
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s&stnesrae^^
C. EUGENE SMITH
Out of Town
16 Fairview Heights
Colgate
"SMITHIE"
Track 3, Cross Country 4, Indoor Track 4.
ARTHUR D. SICKLES
HILDA SMITH
Madison
320 Elmdorf Avenue
Madison
360 Mt. Yernon Avenue
Cornell
"HILDA"
"ART"
Glee Club 2, Special Chorus 2, Soph Party Committee 2, Occident 3, H. R. Baseball 2, 3, H. R.
Basketball 2, 3, //. R. Soccer 2, As.it. Mgr. Baseball 3, Staff Junior Play 4, Executive Council 4,
Reserve Soccer 3, 4, Reserve Basketball 4, Assi.
Cheerleader 8, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Ca.st Senior Play 4,
Staff West High "W" i.
Honor French, Swimming 2, 8, 4, Soccer 3, 4,
Basketball 3, 4, 7>iw£ 4, Graduation Announcements Committee 4, Custodian of the Flag 4, Honor
Roll i, Alliance Franchise Medal 4, Board of
"W."
NELSON SMITH
Madison
24 Cottage Street
Business
"SAX"
Band 2, 3, Orchestra 2, Saxophone quartet 3.
MACKENZIE L. SMITH
Out of Town
313 Flint Street
Guilmant Organ School
"MAC"
Track 4, Band 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4.
MARY HELEN AVERT SNECK
Madison
72 Brooks Avenue
"MAHY-HELEN"
Association Chorus 2, Concert Club 2, Glee Club
2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, National Oratorical Contest
2, 3, Honor Roll 4, Senior Play Cast 4.
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RlTHE SNYDER
Madison
62 Seward Street
City Normal
"RUTHY"
Party Committe
Se
DOROTHY W. SNELL
GLADYS STRONG
Madison
459 Rockingham Street
Mechanics Institute
Jefferson
46 Glendale Park
Business
"ART"
"GLADYS"
Association Chorus 8, Girls' Glee Club 3, 4, Special
Chorus 3, 4, Occident 3, 4, Board of "If" 4.
EUNICE SWART
Madison
21 Hickory Street
Undecided
"Exr"
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SARA SWANSON
ALRERT H. THOMAS
Madison
48 Raeburn Street
Jefferson
564 d a y Avenue
"SALLY"
"OUH ALBIE"
French Honor, Basketball -2. 3, 4, < 'lass Basketball
•i, 3, 4, School Team Basketball 2, 3, Gym Meet 2
3, Baseball 2, 3, Soccer 3, West High Monogram 4,
Staff Junior Play 4, Honor Roll 4, Hoard West
High •'»- 4.
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Occident 2, 3, Occident Pin 8, / / / - } ' S, 4, Class
Treasurer 3, 4, Reserve Basketball 8, Bond 2, 3.
Orchestra Z, 3, Inter-High Hand and Orchestra 3,
Honor French, Staff Junior Play, Staff Senior
Play, Business Mgr. West High "W" 4.'
LEON VANKERHOVE
Madison
193 Reynolds Street
Business
"LEON"
H. R. Soccer 2, 3, H. R. Basketball 2.
CLIFFORD YERCRUSSE
RUTH E. UNGER
No. U
850 Chili Avenue
Hope College
Madison
4.56 Exchange Street
"RITH"
"CLIF"
Class Secretary and Treasurer 1, //. R. Soccer 2, 3,
H. R. Baseball 2, 3, Olee Club 3, 4, Quartet 4,
Soph Dance Committee,
EYLA FRANCES WALKER
Madison
683 Post Avenue
Undecided
"EYLA"
Swimming Club 2, Soph Party Committee, Girls'
Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Combined Glee Club 2, 3, 4,
Association Chorus 2.
CHARLES YICKERMAN
RETHA MARION WARNER
Madison
192 Columbia Avenue
Darrow School
Madison
81 South Fitzhugh Street
Brown's Salon
"CHUCK"
"RETHA"
H. R. Soc
FLORENCE MAY WESTFALL
Washington
366 Genesee Street
Business
"FLO"
Te
Associate
Cho
i 2.
LESTER WEIGHILL
DOROTHY MILDRED WILLIAMSON
Jefferson
74 Locust Street
Madison
128 Averill Avenue
Business
"LES"
"DOT"
//. R. Baseball 2, II. It. Basketball 2, Trade 4.
JEANNETTE M. WOOD
Out of Town
18 Lenox Street
Business
"JEAN"
Tennis 4.
ELIZABETH WOOD
LUCILLE E. YOUNG
Madison
208 Kenwood Avenue
Madison
81 Lozier Street
"BETTY"
"SHORT"
Tennis 2, 8, 4, Basketball 2, 8, 4, Swimming 2, 3,
4, 6. A. A. Council 3, Gym Meet 8, Soph Party
Committee, Senior Party' Committee, Graduation
Announcements Committee.
Class President for Girls 2, Class Vice-President
S, 4, Executive Council 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra
2, 3, 4, Inter-High Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Inter-High
Hand 2, 3, 4, Vice-President Orchestra 4.
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Class Honor Roll
Standard-Bearer
ROBERT MOEHLMAN
('ustodian of tlie Flag
J A N E MORGAN
MAREA JEANETTE GULDIN
F E R N MATTESON
N E T T I E GILETTE
PAUL SHOWERS
JOSEPH WILSON
KENNETH KELLOGC;
OTTO H A H N
LLOYD SCHERMERHORN
MILTON ELLIS
DAVID HOCHSTEIN
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Class Officers
June 1927
SENIOR YEAR
President
Vice-President
Secretary
Treasurer
THEODORE KELLY
JANE MORGAN
CHARLES PRITCHARD
CARLTOX THAYER
JUNIOR YEAR
President
Vice-President
Secretary
Treasurer
THEODORE KELLY
BETHINE COE
CHARLES PRITCHARD
CAKLTON THAYER
SOPHOMORE YEAR
THEODORE KELLY
• President
DONALD WALKER
Vice-President
BETHIXE COE
Secretary
LAI-HIE BUTLER
Treasurer
MILTON MELVILLE
Cheer-Leader
FRESHMAN YEAR
THEODORE KELLY
DOROTHY DIX
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{Girls') President
izessuiesxizess^^
DOROTHEA ADAMS
Jefferson
121 Emerson Street
"DOT"
A N N I E AAB
JOSEPH ALAIMO
Madison
374 Aberdeen Street
Out of Town
110 Ambrose Street
Cornell
"ANN"
'"JOE"
Swimming -2. 8, 4, Basketball 2, :i, 4, Baseball i, 3,
Soccer 3, 4, Baud 2, Sophomore Party Committee.
PAUL ALTPETER
Madison
.5 2-l Plymouth Avenue
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"AL"
Occident 3, 4-, Hi-Y 8, 4, Boys Glee Club 3, Class
Soccer 2, 3, 4, //. «. .Soccer 2, 3, 4, //. R. Baseball
8, 4, //. fi. Bash/hall ->, 3.
ELIZABETH ALLING
DOROTHY ANDRE
Madison
Forest Lawn, New York
Madison
.».S4 Post Avenue
Business
"Liz"
"JOHNNY"
Basketball S, 4, Baseball 3, Honor t'r,
tc
GERALD M. BARBOUR
Madison
130 Bartlett Street
"JERRY"
Occident 2, 3, i, Staff of "W."
GORDON IRWIN BARONS
ADELE ANGELL
Number 24
319 Linden Street
Cortland Normal
Jefferson
409 Clay Avenue
Mechanics Institute
"SHORTY"
"DELLY"
Cheerleader Students Association 4, Wrestling 1,
2, 4, Captain Wrestling 4, Executive Council 4,
Freshman Soccer, Reserve Soccer 4.
Tennis S, Honor French.
AGNES BIESENBACH
St. Monica
714 Seward Street
Business
"AGGIE"
West High Orchestra, Inter-High Orchestra.
DAVID W. BARRON Jr.
Jefferson
239 Electric Ave.
Boston Technical
CLARICE W. BIGELOW
Monroe Junior
49 Williams Street
Mechanics Institute
"TEDDY"
"DAVE"
Cross Country 1, Track 1, Glee Club, SpecialChorus.
Swimming t, Te
Occident Staff.
3, 4, Combined Chor
-tsrasass^-
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HELEN E. BKAADT
Jefferson
492 Augustine Street
"PHISST"
G.A.A. 3, 4, Special Chorus, Honor French 1, -2, :
Sophomore Party Committee, Junior Play Cast.
HELEN BUDDY
BAKTLEY BROWN
Madison
282 Mulberry Street
Highland Hospital
Madison
604 Arnett Blvd.
Undecided
"BODD"
•Special Chor As
"BART"
ation Chm
WAYNE C. BUTLER
Monroe
55 Normandy Avenue
Syracuse University
"BUT"
Soccer i, Baseball % Tennis Y, (lice Club i, 3, 4,
Press Club 4.
FREDERIC S. BUCHAN
MARGARET CALLARI
Jefferson
<>7 Selye Terrace
Jefferson
17 Saratoga Avenue
Undecided
"FRED"
"MAG"
Staff of "W."
Surimming :i. Glee Club.
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DOROTHEA CHAPMAN
Jefferson
W.H Genesee Park Blvd.
Undecided
"DOT"
Soph. Basketball.
DOROTHY CLARK
Number 37
108 Bulington Avenue
SAMUEL M. CAHDONE
Jefferson
87 Taylor Street
University of Michigan
"DOTTIE"
"SAM"
Cross Country S, i, As.it. Mu
of"W."
Basketball 2, 3, Swimming.
Track 3, Staff
JOSEPHINE COE
Madison
122 Penhurst Avenue
Keuka College
"Jo"
Executive Council 3, 4, Basketball % 3, 4, Sivimming 2, 3, 4, Honor French, U.A.A. 2, 3, i.
MINNETIIA COE
Spencerport High
73 Barton Street
Undecided
ALTA COE
Spencerport Higli
73 Barton Street
Undecided
"AL"
"MINNIE"
iming I.
Swimming 1.
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MILDRED C. COLLIER
Jefferson
261 Glenwood Avenue
Highland Hospital
"MILLY"
Glee Club2, 3, 4.
JAMES COLE
JOHN COLLINS
Madison
68 West High Terr.
Madison
1030 Genesee Street
Hamilton College
"JIM"
"JACK"
Svn.mm.ii iq 3, 4, Reserve Soccer 3, 4, Honor French,
SVnff Jin ,'ior Play, Skiff Senior Play.
1'r
President
lli-Y 4, Swimming 8, 3, 4, Class BasketInn
serve Baseball 3, Manager Swimming 4.
EUGENIA COON
Madison
224 Aberdeen Street
"CHINK"
Swimming 2, 3, Orchestra 2, 3, 4.
ALFKETTA R. COLTON
WILLIAM CORNELIUS
Number 37
69 Chandler Street
Undecided
Number 43
147 Campbell Park
Undecided
FREIDA DANIELS
Madison
48 Hamilton Street
Business School
"FRITZ"
RICHARD E. CUMMINGS
AMBER DAY
Out of Town
211 Genesee Park Blvd.
Mass. Institute of Technology
Madison
180 Roxborough Road
"AMIE"
"DICK"
Orchestra 2, 3, 4.
DOMINIC L. DEMARIA
St. Boniface
6 Blakeney Place
Undecided
"DOM"
GILDA DELMONACO
Jefferson Jr. High
36 Curtis Street
Business
"JID"
Basketball 1.
ARLEAN DEWEY
Numner 37
3.5.5 Brooks Avenue
City Normal School
"DEWEY"
Basketball 1, Swimming 1.
ft
JEAN A. Dix
Gates Dist. No. 4
Coldwater, New York
City Normal
"DIXIE"
Baseball 1, Chorus, Honor French, Freshnan Parti/
Committee, Staff of "W," Junior Play Cast.
GORDON DIEHL
ETHEL M.
DONALDSON
Madison
140 Congress Avenue
Syracuse
Jefferson
99 Mt. Vernon Avenue
Mechanics
"GOBDIE"
//. It. Baseball, 11. R. Basketball, Staff of "W."
Basketball 8, French Chorus 3.
"PEACHES"
EDWIN G. DOOLLV
St. Monica
69 Roslyn Street
Undecided
"ED"
MAKTLOUISE DONALDSON
WILLIAM DOTY
Jefferson
99 Rosalind Street
Keuka College
Madison
386 Sawyer Street
Undecided
"MAUYLOU"
Class Soccer 2, Interclass Baseball 2, .'!, // R
Basketball 2, 3, 4, Interclass Basketball % 3, 4,
Interclass Soccer 2, 3, 4, Honor French.
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EDGAR LEONARD DOW
Madison
8O2 Brooks Avenue
Undecided
"ED"
JEEOME NILES DOU.MAUX
MARTIN DOWLING
Madison
43 Aberdeen Street
Wharton School of Commerce
St. Augestine
196 Warwick Avenue
Holy Cross
"MART"
"JERHY"
Manager Hockey 3, i, Assistant Manager of Track
4, Hockey 2, 8, i, Track 8, i, Indoor Track 1, 2, 3,
i, Cross 'Country 2, Skating % 3, i. Honor French.
Glee Club.
MICHAEL H. DURANTE
Jefferson
178 Wilder Street
Journalism
"MIKE"
GEORGE DROJARSKY
Madison
1290 Lyell Avenue
"GEORGE"
MILDRED EASTMAN
Madison
26 Eddy Street
Undecided
"MIDGE"
Swimming 3.
MILTON A. K. ELLIS
Madison
i7S West Avenue
"MILT"
Honor French
CARL EISENSCHMID
ONA ELPHICK
Madison
99 Fairvievv Avenue
Carnegie
Madison
202 Cottage Street
Business
"O"
"SMITTY"
NATHALIE ERBES
Madison
364 Ravcnwood Avenue
Undecided
"NATH"
MARGARET ERB
VESTA FANTON
Woodbury, New Jersey
4.51 Sherwood Avenue
Bucknell
Wellsville Jr. High
Rochester R. D. No. 2
Denial Dispensary
"PEG"
Executive Council I, Basketball ->, Siri,
Tennis .{, Sophomore Party Committet
Play, Senior Play Cast, Staff of "W?"
"VBS"
HI 1 .
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MARY FINOCHIARO
Jefferson
374 Wellington Avenue
Business
"MARY"
LEAH FINKLESTEIN
LOEETTA FISHER
Madison
] 17 Reynolds Street
Business
Jefferson
107 Wilder Street
Undecided
"LEE"
RAYMOND W. FOSTER
Madison
135 Gilbert Drive
Syracuse Business School
"RAY"
Soph
tach Propagati
RICHARD W. FITZPATHICK
Jefferson
Syracuse
"DICK"
Track 8, Basketball Reserves 4, Interclass Basketball i, 3, Interclass Soccer 2, 8, i.
Parly C
1.
VIRGINIA FRANCIS
Jefferson
117 Magee Avenue
Wellesley
"GINNT"
Basketball -2, :!, Gle Club S, 1, II
Staff of "W."
FRANK W, FULREADER
Madison
203 Chili Avenue
St. Lawrence
"FULREADER"
GEORGE FREAR
RICHARD GAYLORD
Jefferson
1340 Lake Avenue
Madison
121 Genesee Street
N. Y. State College of Forestry
"FREAR"
"DICK"
H. R. Soccer 2.
H. R. Soccer 1, 2, Association Chorus 2, H. R.
Basketball 1, 2.
MELVIN GOSSEN
Madison
21 Gregory Street
Undecided
"GOSSEN"
Track 2, 3, 4, Captain Track 4, Socce• 4, Baseball
Reserves 3, Class Soccer 8.
NETTIE GILLETTE
MILDRED GREENLEAF
Madison
80 Kenwood Avenue
Vassar
Madison
8 Beaver Street
Howard University
"DINK"
"MILLIE"
G.A.A. Council 2, 3, 4, Basketball 4, Tennis 2, ;i,
i, Svyimming 2, S, 4, Honor French, Soph. Party
Committee.
Swi
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MARIA GULDIN
Jefferson
1112 Dewey Avenue
"MARY"
ug 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, Honor
Tennis % Sw
French.
OTTO C. HAHN
JOHN A. GRUNDY
Jefferson
.507 Emerson Street
East High
88 Millbank Street
United States Military Academy
"OTT"
"JACK"
Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, //. ft. Soccr
Honor Roll, Executive Council, Y.
//. ft. Soccer % 3, 4. //. ft. Basketball 2, 3, H. ft.
Baseball 2, 3.
MILDRED HAIRE
Madison
43 Ravenwood Avenue
R. B. I.
"MID"
II,,
ISABEL M. HAINES
Out of Town
18 West Avenue
Nursing
"IZZY"
• French.
ANNA HAMMAR
Spencerport High
Coldwater, New York
Business
"ANN''
Typewriting Certificate 3.
teas
FRANCES E. HAENISH
Madison
12 Greenwood Street
Business
"RED"
Typewriting Awards 2, 8.
H E L E N HARMON
CHARLES HAZEN
Jefferson
(> 20 Magee Avenue
Mechanics Institute
Madison
l!)(i Berkeley Street
Undecided
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"HARM"
ing 2, Basketball '2, 3, 4, G.A.A. -2, Glee
3, Occident '2, :).
Basketball 3, 4, Soccer 3, //. ft. BMC&QH '2, 3, //. ft
Basketball 1, -2, //. R. Nn,-r,r 2, NO/J/I. / W I / r'o/».
MARGARET HILBERT
Madison
!)!) Penhurst Avenue
City Normal
"PEG"
G.A.A. 2. 3, As
LEONARD HEECH
Madison
7(1 Adams Street
Philadelphia College
"Bozo"
ation Chorus, Glee Club 4.
DOROTHY E. HIRSCH
Jefferson
360 Electric Avenue
Undecided
"DOT"
Occident 2.
- 3 esESBssO&aStearst-
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MARION HODGES
Jefferson
4.5 Maryland Street
Undecided
"MADGE"
DOROTHEA F. HOLT
DAVID HOCHSTEIN
Out of Town
4'21 Arnett Blvd.
Business
Number 37
-21.3 Oakdale Drive
Harvard
"DOT"
-DAVE'
Executive Council i, 3, 4, //OHO,
H E L E N HOPKINS
Jefferson
34 Lisbon Street
Business
"HOP"
JAMES G. HOOKEK, Jr.
No. 41
Undecided
•Mm"
I
MILDRED HOBSINGTON
(hit of Town
Hi.-) Ellicott Street
Business
"MILLIE"
Executive Council 4, Wrestling 1, 2, 8, 4, Gle
1, 3, Froth Party <'•
£&^££X$s*£t!£<r-
2&sC3^3CJescze^ss^^
LAURA HUNTER
Jefferson
••29 Midvale Terrace
Genesee Hospital
"Po Po"
Gym Meet %, Glee Club 2, 8, 4.
HEATH HOWLAXD
RUTH JOHNSON
Madison
300 Aldine Atreet
Madison
(i8£ Frost Avenue
Business
"HOWIE"
"JOHNNY"
II,,
• French.
CHRIS KATSAMPES
Madison
47 Alameda Street
Cornell University
"CHRIS"
//. R. Baseball 2, :!, Soccer '»
NORMAN KASINER
Madison
17!) Crawford Street
Business
"NORM"
Band 3, 4,
ROBERT KAZMAYEU
Jefferson
Central Y.M.C.A.
"Hou"
Cross Country :!, Occident 8, 4, Ji,
• Play Cast.
WILLIAM KEENAN
St. Augustine
1.57 Post Avenue
Villanoba
"BlLL"
Frosh Baseball, Frosh Soccer, Soph.
Baseball,
Chr
Snph So
Play Staff.
MARIAN KEEKE
KENNETH KELLOGG
Madison
43 Lenox Street
Cortland
Madison
60 Earl Street
"KEN"
"MARIANNE"
nt 4. Iln
Golf To;
nt t, Tt
To
:',. II. R, Baseball '2, 3, //. H.
French, II. H. So
Basketball 3.
GLADYS KEMP
Madison
28.) Post Avenue
Brockport Normal
"SMILES"
ing 2, 3, i. Band 2, :!, Chi
THEODORE KELLY
HAROLD J. KING
St. Augustine
H« Garfield Street
Madison
14;) Kenwood Avenue
Syracuse
"KING"
"TED"
Class President 1, l2, 3, I, Baseball 2, 3, 1, Soccer
4, //. «. Soccer 2, 3, Chair ma,, Soph Party,
General Chairman Senior Annual Party, II. R.
Basketball 1, i, Frosh Baseball, Soccer and Basketball, Sophomore Soccer.
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SAMUEL H. KINGSTON
Madison
127 Roslyn Street
Darrow School of Business
"SAM"
H. ft. Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, Soccer 1, S,
4, Interclass Basketball -2, 3, Soccer 2, 3.
RICHARD R. KINGSTON
MINNIE A. KORMAN
East High School
221 Sagamore Drive
Syracuse
Number 37
214 Berkeley Street
Rochester Business Institute
"Mm"
"DICK"
Frosh Party Committee, Hi-Y Club 1, 2, 3.
Chorus.
ROBERT CHARLES KUSTER
Madison
38.5 Thurston Road
"BOB"
//. It. Soccer 3, //. ft. Baseball '2.
ESTHER A. KURKOWSKI
.Jefferson
2.">() Aberdeen Street
Undecided
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"Ks"
GORDON K. LAMBERT
Jefferson
4 Seneca Park Circle
"(IORD"
Band 8, 4, Orchestra 3, 4, Inter-High School Band
3, 4.
JOCELTN LEWIS
Madison
26 Winhourne Road
Undecided
"JOYCE"
Basketball -2, 3, 4, G.A.A. % IS, i, Swimming 2, IS.
i, Ax.it. Manager G.A.A. 4, Soccer IS, Track i.
Baseball i.
HAROLD G. LINES
Jefferson
"2.'5.'5 Kislingbury Street
Union
"HARHT"
RUTH LAWRENCE
Madison
6-2 Cady Street
Highland Hospital
"LAWKIF."
II. ft. Soct r 1, '2, Bond, Orchestra, Inter-High
Band, linn,
ETHEL JANE LOWELL
Madison
41 Arnett Blvd.
City Normal
"ETHEL J."
HELEX LOBBETT
Madison
45 West Avenue
Wellesley
"DAGMAR"
3, Basketball 2, Baseball i, //»
ERNEST LUDWIG
Washington
14(i Bradburn Street
Eastman School of MUSK
"LUDIE"
Orchestra % :!, i.
EUGENE LYNCH
Number 17
142 Dove Street
Undecided
D O N ALD LUX
WILLIAM MAHRT
St. Monica
25 Cha ndler Street
University: of Rochester
No. 4
Chili Road
Undecided
DON"
Class Treasurer 1. Sot;
•rr
doss Baseball 1, 2, :!,
"BILL"
1, '2, Baseball 1
rer 8 Wrestling 2, 8,ffocfcej)8, 4.
HELEN IMAXN
Jefferson
.'504 Seneca Parkway
Univeristy of Rochester
"TUBBY"
Swimming -2, 3, 4, 7V/,»w 3, 4, Basketball 8, 4,
Sta/ o/ "II'," Senior P/a;/ Cos*.
EDNAE MANLEY
Madison
515 Arnett Blvd.
Columbia
"KDDYK"
Reporter, Art Editor "Journal" 2, Editor local
Department :?, 4, Senioi- P/«i/ Cast, Stuff of "W "
Occident -2, 3, 4.
MARION MANNING
Number 37
140 Spruce Avenue
City Normal
"PEGGY"
AMERICO MASSARO
Jefferson
382 Campbell Street
I Jniversity of Rochester
"AMEBIC"
ALBERT G. MANUEL
FERN MATTESON
Out of Town
-239 Augustine Street
Undecided
Madison
51 Elba Street
niversity
of Rochester
u
"AL"
"FEHNEET"
Orchestra i.
Honor French.
MARY MENIHAN
Out of Town
311 Troup Street
Business School
"MENNT"
Swimming 3, Basketball 1, 2, Typemitii ,,, Award
3.
STEPHEN MCKAY
WILLIAM E. METZDORF
Madison
214 Aberdeen Street
Madison
!)7 Elmdorf Avenue
Bucknell College
Springfield
"STEVE"
"BILL"
H. R. Soccer 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, i, Senior Play
Staff i, Staff of "W."
Reserve Soccer 2, Soccer $, Baseball, Basketball 2.
MABEL MILNE
Jefferson
95 Glendale Park
"MAY"
Svnn
Louis MILLER
Jefferson
•-21 Fulton Avenue
THERESA M. MINCOLLA
Out of Town
1 Hohson Street
Dental Dispensary
"LOUIE"
"THEE"
Band 2, 3, i, Inter-High School Band 3, 4.
Basketball i, Volley Kail 3, Glee Club.
ROBERT MOEHLMAN
Monroe
.'5.'5.'5 Rockingham Street
"BOB"
Executive Council .',, Assistant Manager Baseball
3, Fencing -2, 3, Wrestling 3, West High Hand •>, S,
4, Inter-High Band 3, 4, Sophomore Parly Committee, Occident % 15, 4, ftMor
i« T/iiVf «/ Occident
1, ,SV«,V,r /'/«.(/ 4, ,/H,,/,,r /J/o.v:!, Merara Editor
Sto/ 0/ "II'," //(,«(,r «o// 4, Standard Hearer
Rl'TII MlNWELL
Madison
14 Kensington Street
Business
"MIN"
Typeimting Award 1, 8.
II UIRIETTE MONTAGUE
Jelferson
.S(i4 Augustine Street
City Normal
"MONTY"
Basketball 2, T,
R
JANE MORGAN
Madison
305 Chili Avenue
Vassar
"JINNY"
Executive Council 2, Vice-President Senior Class.
Manager G.A.A. 4, Basketball i. 3, 4, Swimming
2, 3, 4, Tennis % 3, 4, Soph Party Committee.
MARJORIE MOSHIER
GERTRUDE E. MOORE
Madison
7"2 Roslyn Street
Number 37
170 Genesee Street
Undecided
"MARGE"
"CURLY"
.Soccer 3, Olee Club % Spe, al Chorus 8, Soph
Party Committee.
JOSEPH A. NAUSK
Jefferson
332 Jay Street
University of Cincinnati
"JOE"
JOHN NAGLE
Madison
489 Culver Road
Undecided
"JACK"
President Hoys Glee Club i, Manager Combine,!
like Clubs 4, Tragic 4, Glee Club 3, t, Chorus 3, 4,
Sophomore Party Committee.
RUTH NEUBAUER
St. Monica's
44'2 Genesee Street
Business
"Ruirrs"
ALICE M. OBER
Out of Town
75 Colgate Street
Hiram College
"OBIE"
mis 3, Swimming 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Soph.
•ty Committee, Stuff of "W."
LUCY NICHOLS
CHARLES H. OGDEN
Madison
512 Flint Street
St. Lukes Hospital
Out of Town
West Henrietta, N. Y.
Cornell
"SUE"
Basketball 8, 4, Sil
"CHUCK"
tiny 3, 4, Baseballs, Soc
//. ft. Baseball 3, 4, //.ft.Socc, • 3, 4, Skating 4,
Staff Senior Play.
RUTH OWEN
No. 11
103 Ardmore Street
Business
"O"
Swimming 3, Baseball 3.
MARY O'GRADY
Madison
•'574 Post Avenue
Business
"KELLY"
JOHN PANEPINTO
Jefferson
35 Grape Street
Business
"JACK"
Reserve Baseball i, 3, 4, Interclass Baseball 2, 3, 4,
lnterclass Soccer 2, 3, Interclass Basketball 3, II. ft.
Baseball % 3, 4, / / . ft. .Soccer 2, 3, 4, Typewriting
AwardZ.
Ste^:i&^:Ksaites£jK=i^te^^
LARTJE PATTISON
Out of Town
319 West High Terrace
City Normal
"PAT"
MARY PARMELE
MARIE PERCY
Jefferson
111 Birr Street
Undecided
No. 3
12 West Avenue
Business
"MEHHIE KAY"
"PEGS"
VIVIAN LOUELLA PHILLIPS
No. 37
1349 Genesee Street
Mechanics Institute
"Viv"
Swimming 4, G.A.A. Gym Meet, 8, 4, Hockey 4,
Glee Club .'S, 4, Chorus 3, 4.
MARJORIE PATZ
HELEN PICKARD
Out of Town
131 Masseth Street
Out of Town
603 Magee Avenue
Ohio Wesleyan
"MABGB"
"PAHno "
Swimming.
Glee Club 1, 2, Typewriting Award :!, Staff oj
"W.
E. Ml'NN PlXLEV
Madison
Cold water, N. Y.
Undecided
"WEE MUNN"
HELEN H. PIERSON
RICHARD POLLARD
Madison
100 Danforth Street
Business
Madison
ltii) Winbourne Road
"HELEN"
Se
"DICK"
Wrestling 2, 3, Track -I, 3, //. If. Sum;- -I, :i, //. R.
Baseball ->, :(. Honor Fm,rh.
Annual Board.
ALBERT PUNDT
Madison
Point Pleasant, N. V.
Undecided
"AL"
CHARLES PRITCHARD
(•RACE R A I C H L E
Holy Family
1(51 Avery Street
Business
"GRACIOUS"
Madison
(!8 Roxborough Road
"CHULLIE"
Secretary of Class 8, i, Assistant Manager Basketball 3, 4, Soccer 4, Tennis Tournament 2, S, Honor
French, Soph Dance Committee^, Occident -1,1,,
Business Manager Senior Annual, Hi-Y -i, 3, 4,
Junior Play Cast, Staff Senior Play, Manager
Baseball I.
Typewriting Awards 3, 4.
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ROBERT REDKERX
Madison
311 Aldine Street
Undecided
"BOB"
Cast Junior Play S, Staff Senior Play 4, II,-Y i,
3, 1, Washington Birthday Exercises 4.
VIRGINIA RAYMOND
CHARLES REED
Madison
(H Chili Avenue
T ndecided
229 Penhurst Avenue
Mechanics Institute
"GINNIE"
"CHUCK"
Madison
Honor Frecnh.
GRACE RICHARDSON
Madison
44 York Street
Business
"GAT"
Basketball 2. 8, Tennis :!, Olee Club I.
CARLTON W. REYNOLDS
MARION RIGHTMIRE
No. 3
iSH Tremont Street
St. Lawrence University
SS. Peter and 1'iiul
5}4 Cafferty Place
Business
"LBPTET"
"CARLTON"
Swimming 1, 2, 8, i, Baseball 1, 2, Gym Meet 1,
G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4.
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JEAN ROSBROOK
Jefferson
S-2 Wellington Avenue
Cornell
"JEANER"
S, Hn
ch, Staff of "W
DOROTHY ROHR
HAKVEY ROSE
Madison
.'>(>() Wellington Avenue
Wellesley
Madison
Coldwater, N. Y.
Syracuse
"DOT"
ch Chi
8, III)
"HARVEY"
French.
//. /.'. Soccer :',, II. R. Basketball 1. 3, Glee Club :\
I, Soph Party Committee.
MARION ROYLE
Jefferson
857 Winton Roa<
Syracuse
"B rs"
Staff Se
Play.
EMILY ROWLEY
\ ERA ST. GERMAIN
Geneseo
221 Post Avenue
(!ity Normal
Camden High
58 Thorn Street
"EMMY"
"VERA"
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ALICE SCHAFFER
Jefferson
43 Raines Park
"AL"
WILBUR SCHAEFER
LLOYD SCUERMERHORN
Madison
99 Spruce Avenue
Business
St. Monica
227 Weldon Street
"LLOYD"
"WILBUR"
Baseball 3, 4, Reserre Baseball 2, Interclass Soccer
2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, //. /?. Soccer 2, 3, 4, flu.sketball 2, 3, 4, Interclass Swimming 3.
Manager Indoor Track- 4, Manager Tract,- 4, //. R.
Soccer 2, 3, 4, //. li. Basketball 2, 3, Honor French,
Occident 3, 4.
AMBROSE SECKER
Madison
3.57 Linden Street
Business
"AM"
//. It. Baseball 3.
AMELIA SCHMIDT
Madison
128 Cottage Street
Business
"MELIE"
PAUL SHOWERS
Madison
53 Ellicott Street
"SHOWERS"
Executive Council 3, 4, Honor French, Soph Party
Committee, Occident 2, 3, 4, Editor-in-Ckief of
Occident 4, Junior Play Cast. Senior Play,
Editor-in-Chief of "W," Honor Roll 4.
MARGARET SKIFF
(hit of Town
591 W. Main Street
City Normal
"SKIPPY"
Simmming 2, Basketball 3, Tennis 2, 3, Honor
French 2, 3.
ALFRED SILL
MILDRED SLATER
Madison
80 Evangeline Street
Business
No. 37
1.'54 Congress Avenue
Business
"MILL-
"AL"
//. R. Baseball 2, 3, \, II. It. Soccer I.
hall S, 4. Staff of "W."
MARION SMITH
East High
303 Ravenwood Avenue
Penn Hall
"MAHY ANN"
Basketball I, 2, Tennis 3, 4, Svrimming 3, +. Gh
Club l», 3, i, Special Clmm* 2, :(, 4, Association
Chorus i. Honor French.
MARIE SMITH
MARTHA SMITH
Madison
56 Lenox Street
Madison
151 Kenwood Avenue
Geneseo Normal
Business
"BABE"
"FRENCHY"
Glee I 'lub 3, i.
Swimming -2.
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MAEIAM SOITTHAKD
Madison
Si Kenwood Avenue
"SUTARD"
R U T H SMITH
CLARA SPEAK
Madison
(i(il Plymouth Are.
Undecided
Jefferson
101 Electric- Avenue
"RUTH"
"CLARA"
Glee Club 3, 4.
Basketball 8, 4.
(ioMER H. STELLJES
Madison
58 Jefferson Avenue
Cortland Normal
"GOMER"
Wrestling 3, i. Reserve Soccer 4, Indoor Track i,
Soph Parly Committee, Class Basketball 1, i, 3,
//. R. hash/ball 1, 2, 3, Class Soccer I, 2, 3, i,
Oratorical Contest S, 4, Tennis Tournament i.
FRANCIS STALLER
Madison
111 Hawley Street
Geneseo Normal
FRANK STEVENS
St. Peter and Paul
44 Silver Street
"FEAN"
"STEVE"
Glee < 'In 2, 3, 4, Special Chorus 2, :), Soph Party
Assodat ill Chorus 2.
Executive Council 3, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, West High
Male Quartet 3, 4.
VIRGINIA STOERTZ
Madison
20 Lehigb Avenue
Business
"GIN"
ELMA STOCKIN
WILLIS STEATTON
Madison
134 Aldine Street
Glen Eden Finishing School
Madison
!•(> Aberdeen Street
"BILL"
PressClub 4, Amateur Radio Association 4. Honor
French, Occident 3, i, Business Manager 4, Staff
of'W."
RALPH SUTHERLAND
Madison
216 Sawyer Street
Union College
"BOD"
Occident :(. 4.
THELMA STROBEL
CHALLICE SWART
Immaculate (lonception
^<>6 Jefferson Avenue
Undecided
Jefferson
'iSH Winbourne Road
University of Detroit
"THELM"
Basketball 1, S, :(, 4, «„.«•/,„// I, 7V«,,(
.s-wrrr :), 4, GiW Reserves :!.
"CHAL"
•2,.'!, i.
r/i, Committee 4, Gym Meet 2, Occident
DOROTHY 1AYLOK
Madison
111 Trafalgar Street
Cornell
"TEDDY"
Te nnis 2, i,! Sun mining -2, 3, Ti•ack 4, Girls Glee
Chib 4, Combine,•1 Glee Clubs 4,Ocr idcnt Staff 4.
ash •tball % 3, 4,
Baseball % 3, 4, Soccer 2, 3, B
Gi<
-1 Rrsen•ex 4, Annual Gym Mr, i 2, Annual
Sn rimming Meet i, 3, G.J.A.Pa rlii Committee.
CARMELA TATA
Auburn Academic
501 Child Street
Secretarial School
"MILLIE"
CARLETON THAYER
Jefferson
306 Birr Street
"CARL"
Class Treasurer 3, 4, //. R. Basketball 1, Band •>.
3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Soph 1'cirty Committee,
Inter-High hand -2, 3, 4, Inter-High Orchestra 2,
3, 4, Staff Junior Play 4, Staff of "W," Business
Mgr. Senior Play.
BRUCE THOMPSON
Jefferson
1;5<S Cameron Street
Colgate
"TOMMY"
//. /(. Soccer 2, 3, 4, //. R. Baseball 2, 3, I. II. R.
Basketball 2, 3, 4, Soph Party, Junior Play Com'lie,
BEATRICE TIFFANY
ANNA THOMPSON
Madison
Madison
SS Kirldand Road
.540 Post Avenue
(
i
t y Normal
Business
"BEBE"
"ANN"
Glee Club.
Typewriting .Ward 3, Staff of "W."
WIL.MA M A R I E TROST
Jefferson
82 Roslyn Street
Undecided
"BILLYE"
Band i. Orchestra 2, Glee Club 4.
WILFRED TOWNSEND
Madison
1048 Exchange Street
Colgate
"SIJIIHHEL"
RT TH UPDIKE
Out of Town
306 West Avenue
"RUFTJS"
Cheer Leader 1. Soccer 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, Captain
Baseball 8, 4. Basketball -2. Captain Basketball S
4. Captain of All Scholastic Basketball 4. Frosh
Baseball, Frosh Hash/ball, Frosh Soccer Frosh
Trad:, Soph Party Committee.
w, lh
• French,
ELIZABETH WAGNEB
Jefferson
t
28(i Clay Avenue
"BETTY"
Honor'• French 1, 2, Soph Party Com
JOSEPH VALLONE
Jeffersoii
'21 Saratoga Avenue
University of Roehesti
ESTHER W A L K E R
Madison
4.'i5 Hawley Street
Pratt
"JOE"
"JOE"
Wrestling 1, 2, 8, //. R. Baseball 1, ->, :i // /,'
Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2, French Honor
('ill/ Wrestling Tournament I, 2, .'!. //. l{ Soccer
1, 2, 3, Frosh Baseball.
Glee ClubZ, 3, I, Soph,
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ESTHER M. WEDB
Madison
40 Greig Street
"Es"
Glee Club 3, -t.
BERTRAM WEIDEL
VERA WALTERS
Monroe
408 Ravenwood Avenue
Undecided
Jefferson
563 Brooks Avenue
Rochester Business Institute
'"BERT"
"WALT"
Basketball 2, Association Chorus, Special Type.
Sec. and Treas. of Combined Glee Clubs 4, H. R.
Soccer 2, Fencing Club 2, 3, Association Chorus 2,
Glee Club 2, 3, i, Roy's String Quartette 4, Male
Quartette 4, Orchestra 4, Staff of "(»'."
NORMA E. WHEELER
Madison
486 Columbia Avenue
Business
"SPUNKY"
HAROLD WHEELER
Madison
131 Oakland Street
Wisconsin
"SCOOP"
Executive Council 2, 4, H. R. Basketball 2, 4, //. R.
Soccer 2, 3, 4, Interclass Soccer 2, 3, Interclass
Basketball 2, 4, Soph Party, Senior Play, Staff
Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 4, Assistant Manager Basketball
3, 4, Assistant Manager Soccer 3, Assistant Cheerleader 3, 4.
£S~S&~
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Lois WHITE
Madison
56 Woodbine Avenue
"LOIE"
Orchestra 2, 3, 4, String Quartette 4, Typewriting
Award.
IT
YALLANCE A. WICKENS
Madison
567 W. Main Street
Centre College
"VAL"
Swimming 3, 4, II. R. Basketball 2, 3, H. ft.
Soccer 2, Class Basketball 2, 3.
DELOS WICKENS
JEAN WIDENER
Madison
567 W. Main Street
Hobart
Monroe
1098 Mt. Hope Avenue
Business
"LAS"
"WIDDY"
Swimming 3, Basketball 3, 4, Rcserrc Soccer, II. R.
Soccer 2, 3, //. ft. Basketball 2, //. R. Baseball -2, 3.
JOSEPH WILSON
Madison
48 Rugby Avenue
"JOE"
Assistant Manager Basketball 3, Manager of
Basketball i. Honor French, Occident 3, Hi-Y 2, 3,
4, Junior Play Cast, Staff o/ "W," Honor Roll.
HAROLD E. WIEDEMEK
DORIS WOODEN
Madison
.'53 Wilsonia Road
Renessaelaer
Madison
140 Lehigh Avenue
Undecided
"DOE"
"WEEDY"
//. ft. Soccer % 3, 4, //. ft. Baseball 3, Soph Party
Basketball 3, 4, Su
ng 3, 4, T,
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STANLEY WEIGHT
Madison
545 Frost Avenue
"STAN"
Swimming 3, Glee Club 2, 3, Junior Play.
VINCENT D E RITIS
Sacred Heart
1680 Dewey Avenue
Business
"VIN"
('LARK EDWARD NASH
No. 3
'287 Frost Avenue
"JUST ANOTHER"
Skating 3, .Soccer 1, Baseball 1.
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SCHOOL
West High School Faculty
WILLIAM M. BENNETT
JAMES M. SPINNING .
.
Principal
}'ice-Principal
MELVILLE E. COON .
E T H E L MANCHESTER.
.
Registrar
Girls' Adviser
ENGLISH
ELIZABETH GAY AGNEW
M A B E L M. ALLIS
LOUIS E. BOUTWELL
ELWOOD W. BURNARD
RUTH CRIPPEX
CLARA B. E L L I S
EDNA A. G I B B S
ETHEL KATES
BEULAH W. LYMAN
C. RAYMOND NARAMORE
H E N R Y SCHWARM
GERTRUDE SHERIDAN
H E L E N F. SMITH
RALPH T. SMITH
NORMA B. STOREY
BEATRICE R. T R I P P
MODERN LANGUAGES
V E R N E EDGECUMBE
MAMIE HOEFLER
EMMA E. H U F F
LOUIS E. MEINHARDT
J E S S I E T. RAY
FRANK A. COOPER
KATHERINE HALSTED
HARVEY J. LOCKWOOD
MARION MELVILLE
R U T H L. PALMER
YERNA F . ROBINSON
FLORENCE X. BROWN
PERRY A. CARPENTER
J O H N J. H A L L
BURTON J. HAYES
CARRIE L. HICKOK
BLANCHE E. KING
H E L E N J. BESHGETOUR
E. D E M A R S BESANT
MARY DELAND
ROBERT E. HOLMES
WILLIAM A. H O W E
ETTA A. BOWERMAN
EMERSON D. B R E S E E
CLYDE E. CHAUNCEY
LAURA DAVENPORT
HOWARD EDWARDS
EDWARD E. FORD
W I L B E R T J. ARNOLD
WILLIAM J. BEAHON
ANNA T. CAKEY
CHARLES E. COOK
MARION GOTT
MARGARET E. JACOBSON
GEORGE W. JAFFRAY
ADA G. REBSCHER
M A E U. ROURKE
EARLE D. SMITH
JULIA F. SELIGMAN
H E L E N F. SMITH
HISTORY
R. SHERMAN STOWELL
CHARLES A. YALLANCE
MATHEMATICS
LOUIS A. PULTZ
EMIL O. SAUER
LATIN
FANNIE A. PRATT
JAMES A. ROURKE
SCIENCE
OTIS W. K E N YON
CLARABEL MILLIMAN
LEWIS G. SMITH
COMMERCIAL
LESTER P. WAGER
1). FRANK WATSON
FLORENCE WELLS
STELLA SHERMAN
GEOGRAPHY
M A R I O N F. LAY
ROBERT 0 . BARKLEY
SHERMAN A. C L U T E
EDWARD M. PICKARD
MUSIC
KATHERINE HOGAN
J. ALFRED SPOUSE
BEN T. WEAVER
RUTH P. SULLIVAN
DRAWING
FLOYD D . SLATER
DOROTHEA DUNBAR
YERA F I S H E R
ZELLA H. WEBSTER
HEALTH EDUCATION
EMIL A. H U L E K
RALPH L. TICHENOR
R O S E A. WEBSTER,
School Nurse
RUTH
LIBRARIANS
SECRETARIES AND STENOGRAPHERS
R U T H F. YANDERPOOL
HAZEL M. CHEESMAN
M. L A Y E H N E GILLOOLY
FRIEDA B. H A N F
EDNA G. K E E N E
WHEAT COOPER
GENEVIEVE STEPHENS
ESTHER PETERSON
SS3SSC
Courtesy of OCCIDENT
WILLIAM M. BENNETT
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James Shedd, Gordon Baron, Peter Braal, and Bethine Coe, the officers of the
West High School Students Association for the years 1926-1927 held the offices of
President, Cheerleader, Secretary, and Yice-President, respectively. To these fell
the duty of corralling "a quorum" in order that business might he transacted
(according to the Constitution) at the meetings of the Executive Council. Each one
did just as he had promised at the beginning of the term: "to fulfill the duties of
my office as best I know how."
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Executve Council
EX-OFFICIO FACULTY MEMBERS
WILLIAM M. BENNETT
JAMES M. SPINNING
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.
Miss ETHEL MANCHESTER
Principal
Vice-Principal
Girls' Adviser
M R . GEORGE JAFFREY
M R . R. SHERMAN STOWELL
M R . RAYMOND NARAMORE
M R . EMIL HULEK
M I S S VERA FISHER .
Treasurer
Commissioner of
Faculty,
Boys' Physical
Girls' Physical
Elections
Occident
Director
Director
EX-OFFICIO STUDENT MEMBERS
JAMES SHEDD
BETHINE COE
PETER BRAAL .
GORDON BARONS
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President Students' Association
Vice-President Students' Association
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Secretary Students' Association
Cheer L e a d e r S t u d e n t s ' A s s o c i a t i o n
ROBERT MOEHLMAN
Editor-in-Chief Occident
JANE MORGAN
Girls' Athletic Association
Girls' Athletic Association
Vocal Clubs
Instrumental Clubs
Manager Basketball
Manager Baseball
Manager Track-
CAROLYN REICHARD .
LOUISE DAVIS
OTTO HAHN
JOSEPH WILSON
CHARLES PRITCHARD
LLOYD SCHERMEHHORN
ELECTIVE MEMBERS
Jan. '27
SARA SWANSON
ELIZABETH FORD
HAROLD WHEELER
BROWNELL JAMISON
June '28
WILLIAM MARTIN
ROBERT SMITH
CLAIRE HAMILTON
June '27
JOSEPHINE COE
MARGARET ERB
PAUL SHOWERS
JAMES HOOKER
Jan. '29
ALLEN BUSH
ARTHUR GRIFFIN
DOROTHY ROWE
Jan. V28
JOHN MCCONNELL
DOROTHY BACHERS
LUCILLE MATHONY
ROGER EVERETT
June V2!)
GLADYS ROBERTS
FERDINAND SCHMITT
Jan. '.'30
KENNETH MCCONNELL
HESTER HOWLAND
APPOINTIVE MEMBERS
Faculty
MRS.
ELLIS
M R . BURNARD
Alumni
Miss STOREY
MR. PICKARD
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Junior Play
"The Seven Keys to Baldpate" was presented April 23, 1926 by the classes of
January and June '•27 under the direction of Mrs. Charles Ellis. The cast was as
follows:
MARY NORTON
.
.
.
Bethine Coe
WILLIAM HALOWELL MAGEE
MYRA THORNHILL
JIM CARGAN
THOMAS HAYDEN
M R S . RHODES .
Charles Pritchard
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.
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.
.
JOHN BLAND
JIGGS KENNEDY
Lou M A X
PETER, THE HERMIT .
T H E OWNER OF BALDPATE
M R . QUIMBY
M R S . QUIMBY
POLICEMAN
.
('atherine Ryan
Paul Showers
Robert Redfern
Helen Brandt
QHe RliUer
.
Robert Moehlman
Stanley Wright
Robert Kasmeyer
Joseph Wilson
Alden Clark
j e a n i)iv
BrownellJ amison
Senior Play
"Tlie Goose Hangs High" was given December 10, 19l2(i by the classes of January
and June '27 under the direction of Mrs. Charles Ellis and Miss Tripp. The cast
was as follows:
Paul Showers
BERNARD INGALS
Margaret Erb
E U N I C E INGALS
Arthur Sickles
H U G H INGALS
LOIS INGALS
FJIIIIW Manley
BRADLEY INGALS
.
Mas.
BRADLEY
DAGMAR CARROLL
ELLIOTT KIMBERLY
Carl Fisher
Mary Helen Sneck
Helen Lobbeti
Robert Moehlman
L E O DAY
.h,c Magro
N'OEL DERBY
Gile Miller
JULIA MURDOCH
RONALD MURDOCH
JULIA
. Helen Mam,
Durewood Hill
LaRue Pal/ism,
Class Officers
January 1928
President
Vice-President
Secretary
Treasurer
THOMAS ATTEEBUHY
GLADYS FISHER
JANET ALEXANDER
DONALD WILLIAMS
Faculty Advisors
M i s s GOTT
M R . PICKARD
January 1929
RICHARD BENNETT
.
GRACE LOZIER
Vice-President
President
MARY DECKER
Secretary
LUTHER REMINGTON
Treasurer
Faculty Advisors
Miss DELAND
M R . II. A. CARPENTER
Class Officers
June 1928
RICHARD SCHANTZ
President
ALLISON M I L L E R
Vice-President
JOHN MARTIN
Secretary
HOWARD MOORE
Treasurer
HOWARD SCHUSTERBAUER
Cheer-Leader
Faculty Advisors
M i s s SHERIDAN
M R . VALLANCE
June 1029
President
I'ice-President
Secretary
Treasurer
Cheer-Leader
CHARLES R A N K I N
FRANK SANFORD
J A N E SHEILS
CHARLES HENDERSHOTT
R E E D HARDING
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SPORTS
A
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Soccer
Y\est High
West High.
West High..
West High..
West High..
West High..
West High.
West High
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.
Char
East
Lima
Char
Tech
Lima
Tech
East
. 5
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0
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.. . . 2
.. . . 0
.. . . 8
... 0
1
0
2
2
2
2
0
0
1
The Orange and Black Soccer Team, under the leadership of Jim Shedd, battled
through Manager Braal's hard schedule with but two defeats early in the season.
Coach Tichenor's men dropped one game to our purple clad rivals and the other to
Technical High, but defeated both Charlotte and Lima.
Shedd, Montgomery and Kelly stood out as the stars in as fine a backfield as
West High has known. The defensive playing of Bob Leinen, captain-elect, Persse
and Rekers, goalie extraordinary, was far above par. In fact it was by the efforts of
these men that the total of the oppenents' goals proved but half that of West High.
Though overshadowed by the all-star backfield, the forward line helped swell the
total. Schantz, Schautz, Weir, Black, D'Andrea, Atterbury and Shepherd saw
service in forward berths for most of the games..
Next year West High hopes to retain several of these veterans and present a
strong contest for the pennant.
Goals for West High:
Schautz
D'Andrea
Montgomery
Weir
Persse
Schantz
Shephard
Kelly
Goals Against W. H.:
Feary-Tech
Lindhos-East
Michelin-East
Ader-East
Nephew-Lima
Tu-Lima
Snider-Charlotte
Holley-Charlotte
5
5
3
2
1
1
1
1
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2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Basketball
The West High Basketball team battled through a hard season, winning a fair
proportion of the games. The loss of Shedd, Gilmore, McFarland and Persse at the
end of the first semester was keenly felt, but Tichenor's men soon developed a fast
attack that was hard to stop. Throughout the entire season the playing of Captain
Townshend was preeminent. Goettel and Clar filled in the berths left by Shedd and
Persse, while Schautz and Wickens relieved McFarland and Gilmore at the forward posts.
1st Term
2nd Term
SHEDD
Guard
GOETTEL
TOWNSHEND
Guard
TOWNSHEND
LIXSEY
Center
LINSEY
MCFARLAXD
Forward
WICKENS
GILMORE
Forward
SCHAUTZ
During the last of February and the early part of March, Manager Wilson arranged for several post-season games in which only men who will sec service next
year were eligible for play.
First Semester
West.
West.
West.
West .
West.
West.
30
0
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Palmyra
Newark
Webster .
East
Alumni
Lafayette
14
2(i
26
28
Second Semester
West.
West.
West.
West.
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15
in
29
-28
Fast
Canandaigua.
Canandaigua
U.ofR
27
34
Reserve Soccer
The Reserve Soccer Team ended the season with two wins and two losses to their
credit.
West
West
West
West
West
High...
High
High...
High..
High
...
...
3
8
1
1
0
Monroe
East High Annex.
John Marshal]. . .
East High
Charlotte
Captain Al Xiennycr and Bill Goettel stood out as stars of the aggregation. With
Baker, Doty, Brownlee, Wickens, McWilliams and Neirmyer in the forward line
and Hartman, Bradford, Holyer, Cole, Stelljes, Sickles and Goettel composing the
backfield, the team proved a strong outfit for both offensive and defensive play.
Reserve Basketball
The Reserve Team finished the season after eight wins and three loses. Although
the constant draft of men for the first team hindered them, they managed to form a
fast combination with Milanetti, Holyer, Braal, Niermyer and Fitzpatrick.
West
West
West
West
^ est
West
West
West
West
West
West
Reserves
Reserves
Reserves
Reserves
Reserves
Reserves
Reserves
Reserves
Reserves
Reserves
Reserves
East Reserves
Epiphany
East Annex
•John Marshall Reserves
Brockport Reserves . . .
East Reserves
Canandaigua Reserves .
('anandaigua Reserves .
Monroe High Reserves .
Tech High Reserves . . .
Charlotte Reserves. . . .
4
. . . 33
20
29
28
. . 15
32
36
34
26
34
19
19
12
13
6
16
11
19
13
36
Captain Braal, Brownlee, Holyer, Milanetti, Niermyer, Fitzpatrick, Baker,
Getman and Atterbury formed the regular squad for these games. The high scores
of the team shows its fine calibre.
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Swimming
The West High Swimming Team under the tutelage of Coach Roy Benson
finished a most successful season. After dropping two meets to Hutchinson High of
Buffalo, the tankmen ran up an impressive score of seven victories, defeating East,
Monroe, Manlius, Syracuse Frosli and Buffalo Bennett High. The West High
Team also took first place in l>otli the City Scholastic Championship and the
Sectional Meet. A good deal of this success was due to Manager Collin's hard work
and Captain Mercer's excellent swimming. Cole and Moore also led in the scoring.
Everett, Tenant, Parsons, Atterbury, Sanford, Smith and Wickens comprised the
rest of the team which put West High "in the s\\ im."
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Track
On the indoor track the team this year proved invincible. Not only did they win
the much coveted Niven Cup, but also defeated East High in two closely contested
meets. Captain Paul Rekers broke the scholastic record, covering the half mile in
four minutes, forty-two and one-fifth seconds.
The Cross Country team easily outran all contestants for local honors. In a hard
fought race, Captain Corlett and his men defeated the Colgate Frosh, twenty-seven
to twenty-eight. In the Alfred Inter-Scholastic Run they finished second, losing to
Masten Park of Buffalo by a point.
The outdoor track team promises to be as successful as either of these. Under
Captain Gossen the team hopes to establish a record which it will take some running
to beat. Coach Angevine has produced some fine teams in all these branches.
Wrestling
The wrestling team, though greatly handicapped by the loss of Hooker, injured
early in the season, defeated East High twice and suffered but three defeats. Stelljes
tossed his way through the bouts undefeated, winning over the best wrestlers of
Tech High and East. Felli upheld the heavyweight division capably. Barons, though
he sacrificed his own personal record by moving up a class to fill the vacancy caused
by Hooker's injury, finished the season with more victories than defeats.
STELLJE:- Captain
HOOKER
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B AEONS
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FELLI
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John Marshall
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West High Girls' Basketball
FORWARDS
SARA SWAXSON {Captain)
CAROLYN REICHARD
VIRGINIA CHAMBERLAIN
CENTERS
JANE MORGAN
RHEA WATSON-
ELIZABETH HALL
ADA LITTLEY
MYRTLE HENDERSON
HELEN COHECY
DORA BAILEY
COACHES
Miss YERA FISHER
MISS DOROTHEA DUNBAR
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Charles Pritchard, manager of baseball for the coining season, claims that West
High should put up a good fight for the pennant this season. Due to the necessity
for early publication of this book it was found impossible to include a satisfactory
picture of the team. Townshend, Kelly, Rohr and Schaefer, four veterans from
former teams, will probably prove the mainstays in Coach Hulek's line-up. The
rest of the squad will be drawn from new material. With the support of the student
body, baseball should prove a profitable sport this year.
When you've been delayed in a class on the third Moor for an assignment; and
you rush madly downstairs to get ready for gym, knowing what will happen if
you're late; and you tug at the laces of your sneaks and one of them breaks; well,
then you're out of luck.
< )r il may be that you rush down at lunch time only to discover that you left
your key home on the desk; and you know all the tallies will be filled in two minutes. Then is when "a fellow needs a friend."
So you yell "Mr. Marble. Mr. Marble." and Mr. Marble comes and fixes you up.
And you aren't late for gym and you get a seal in the lunch-room.
It will be a long time before the boys of the January and June classes will forget
Mr. Marble.
Our Heroes
Take a good look at them. Yes, liere they are: three answers to a maiden's prayer.
On the left we have Arthur D. Sickles, famed for his hair and his modesty. Especially susceptible to short blondes.
In the center is Gordon Barons, the people's choice; and the exact replica of
Tom's thumb. Gordon certainly could cheer, and you should have seen him clap his
hands.
"Come on now, let's get a little of the old fight in there and yell." That's Scoop;
otherwise known as Harold Wheeler. Step right up and call me father.
They got some fine cheering out of us this year, and we don't mean maybe.
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USIC
West High Band
Under Direction of Sherman A. Clute
CORNETS
LUCILLE YOUNG
DUREWOOD HILL
LOUIS MILLER
HOWARD SPLITT
ROBERT EVERETT
LEONA WILKINSON
ROBERT BROOKMAN
GEORGE FEHRENBACH
(IORDEN LAMBERT
MAXWELL OHLEY
ROBERT WALLACE
ROBERT PARSONS
ROBERT MARCELLUS
FRENCH HORNS
JOSEPH KIRCHMAIER
HAROLD GREENLEAF
MILDRED GREENLEAF
MAR.IORIE CORP
TROMBONES
JULIUS STANTON
JOHN MARTIN
MARK HALL
NORMAN KASINER
KENNETH MCCONNELL
RUSSELL PERIERA
FRANK LINES
BARITONES
ROBERT MOEHLMAN
CHARLES BERGENER
TUBAS
ALBERT BLUM
MACKENZIE SMITH
EARL EVERSON
PERCUSSION
GILE MILLER
CARLTON THAYER
BILL MARTIN
MYRON DEHOLLANDER
OTTO HAHN
JEROME SMITH
DONALD LUX
HAROLD OAKLEY
WILLIAM GEIB
JOHN CLEVELAND
HARLAND SMITH
ELEANOR STRONG
WINIFRED HARBER
HOMER BLISS
SOPRANO
SAXOPHONES
HAROLD GLIDDEN
FLUTES and PICCOLOS RUSSELL TESMER
ELEANOR MCCABE
JOSEPH GRANATA
EDWARD HARA
OBOE
ALTO SAXOPHONES
NORBERT SEIBENEICHEN
HOWARD SCHUSTERBAUER
JANE PORTER
FRANKLIN INGLIS
TENOR SAXOPNONE
BASSOON
CAUL MANNING
P A I L PHILLIPS
BZ> C L A R I N E T S
JAMES MCBRIDE
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BARITONE
SAXOPHONE
PHILIP TOMPKINS
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West High Orchestra
Under Direction of Robert 0. Barkley
FIRST VIOLINS
HAYWOOD ATKIX
Concert master
Lois WHITE
EUGENIA COON
AGNES BIESENBACH
GEORGE FEHRENBACH
AUGUSTINE TRAXELLI
THELMA RYANHENRY MALINOSKI
LOIS BEXSEN
DOROTHY CUNNIXGHAM
RUTH MADDICKS
DOROTHY WILSON
ELEANOR SNYDER
RoWENA SUTFIN
CHRISTOPHER MAMANNO
SECOND VIOLINS
FRANK M E L E , Principal
GRACE DWYER
MARK VANBUSKIRK
AMBER DAY
ORVILLE TUTTLE
HELEN CROMWELL
ROSE MUENCH
CHARLES SMITH
MILDRED FIEGE
RUTH HARDING
HARRY LYOX
VIOLAS
HERBERT THOMPSON
LEONA WILKINSON
ERNEST LUDWIG
DOUGLAS SAMPSON
FRANK COOK
CELLOS
MARJORIE HARBER
MARJORIE MADDICKS
BERT WEIDEL
RUTH SIMPSON
BASS
ALBERT DELGADO
HEXRY FREEMAN-
OBOE AND
ENGLISH HORN
FRANKLIN INGLIS
FLUTES
JOE GRANATA
ELEANOR MCCABE
ALICE OBER
CLARINETS
JAMES MCBRIDE
OTTO HAHN
JEROME SMITH
BASSOON
PAUL PHILLIPS
FRENCH HORNS
JAMES KIRCHMAIER
HAROLD GREENLEAF
BROWNELL JAMESON
TRUMPETS
LUCILLE YOUNG
DUKEWOOD HILL
HAROLD LINES
TROMBONES
JULIUS STANTON
JOHN MARTIN
TUBA
MACKENZIE SMITH
PERCUSSION
CARLTON THAYER
BILL MARTIN
PIANO
GRACE DARLING
GRACE MURRAY
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Girls' Glee Club
J O S E P H I N E ALAIMO
ELIZABETH FORD
JANET ALEXANDER
E T H E L FORD
KATHERINE M I L L E R
JULIA ANDREWS
VIRGINIA FRANCIS
CAROLYN MONTGOMERY
CLARA ATKINS
FRANCES FULLER
MARJORIE MONTROSS
DOROTHY BAKER
MARGARET GARMAN
GERTRUDE M U L L E N
ATJDRA BAHSDALE
ADELAIDE GERAGHTY
BERNICE N E O N S
ARVILLA BEAL
MARGARET G I L L
MARCIA RANDALL
DOROTHY M C M I L L A N
FLORENCE B U M
EUGELINE GRIMMALO
THELMA RYAN
GERTRUDE BRIGGIN
JEAN GRAY
JAYNE SIIEILS
ELIZABETH BINGHAM
HARRIET HAMILTON
MARION SMITH
IRENE BUBEL
BERNICE H E N R Y
R U T H SMITH
HARRIET BURCHASKE
MARGARET H I L B E R T
MARY SNECK
EDITH BURRITT
M A R I E HI.MMETER
FRANCES STALLER
IRNEGARD BURGER
ELIZABETH H U C K
MARGARET STATHMAN
MILDRED CHETHAM
LAURA H U N T E R
DOROTHY STEVENER
NORMA CHETHAUK
M O U R I N E INGELOW
WlLMA TROST
SPAKIA ( !HRISTOFF
RUTH J O N E S
GRACE T I T T L E
EDYTIIE COATES
GERTRUDE JOSEPH
R U T H VICKERMAN
TERESA COTRONEO
W I N I F R E D JOSH
ESTHER WALKER
IONA DAVIS
MILDRED KLEILGEN
ESTHER W E D D
LOUISE DAVIS
JULIANNA KLOSENER
MARGARET W E I R
ISABEL DICHTER
EVELYN L E W I S
VERA W E L L S
EUGENIE DUPENS
RUTH LINE
FLORENCE W I L B U R
J A N E FAGAN
EDNA MARSHALL
MADELINE WOODIIEAD
FRANCES FLETCHER
LUCILLE MATHONY
HARRIET Y E O
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"' Glee Club
CHARLES BERGENER
RUSSELL ESHELMAN
MAXWELL OAKLEY
M E R V I N BISS
ORLANDO EZZO
RANDALL PARSONS
L E O BOEHENER
RANDAL FORD
HERBERT P I K E
EDWIN BURXE
ALBERT F R E E
ELXO POWELL
LINDSAY C A S E
WILLIAM G E I B
ALBERT PUNDT
ROBERT CARSEN
WALTER HERBERT
BENJAMIN R O R E
LOWELL CHAPIX
CHARLES LARRY
JEROME SMITH
L E O COTTRILL
GEORGE LEADLY
GORDON SPRY
ALDEX CLARK
DONALD LYONS
FRANK STEVENS
GEORGE D E F O R E S T
JAMES MCBRIDE
KENNETH TANGER
JACK D E T W E I L L E R
ROBERT METZDORF
ROBERT TURNER
JEROME DOVMAUX
ROLAND MOORE
ROBERT WALLANCE
RAYMOND D O Y L E
JOHN NAGLE
BERTRAM W E I D E L
WILFRED NERLICH
LITERARY
Senior Annual Board
CARL FISHER
Editor-in-chief
PAUL SHOWERS
Editor-in-chief
ALBERT THOMAS
CHARLES PRITCHARD
Business Manager
Business Manager
EDITORIAL STAFF
ROBERT MOEHLMAN
Literary Ediior
HAZEL MEYER
SARASWANSON
MARGARET ERB
Associate Literary Editor
Photo Editor
Associate Photo Ediior
JAMES COLE
Sports Editor
ELIZABETH FORD
Associate Sports Editor
DOROTHY SNELL
Art Editor
EDNAE MANLEY
JOHN MACRO
Associate Art Editor
Statistical Editor
VIRGINIA FRANCIS
Associate Statistical Editor
GERALD BARBOUR
JEAN DIX
BETHINE COE
RETHA WARNER
BUSINESS STAFF
WILLIS RAYTON
STEPHEN MCKAY
Advertising Manager
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Associate Advertising Manager
CARLTON THAYER
ARTHUR SICKLES
Circulation Manager
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Associate Circulation Manager
SECRETARIES
MARJORIE HARBER
MARGUERITE HETZLER
MYRTLE HENDERSON
MARCELLINE HETZLER
HELEN PIERSON
ANNA THOMPSON
ADVERTISING STAFF
ARLENE KING
JANE MORGAN
ALFRED SILL
ALICE OBER
HELEN MANN
FRED BUCHAN
JOSEPH WILSON
HILDA SMITH
STANLEY WRIGHT
WILLIS STRATTON
SAM CARDONE
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JEAN ROSBROOK
GORDON DIEIIL
ANNIE AAB
Occident Staff
Editor-in-Chief, Fall Term
ROBERT MOEHLMAN
PAUL SHOWERS
Editor-in-Chief, Spring Term
RAYMOND XARAMORE
Faculty Adviser
WILLIS STRATTON .
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PAUL ALTPETER
Business Manager, Spring Term
EUGENE MOONEY .
Business Manager, Fall Term
Advertising Manager, Fall Term
JOHX FLECKINSTEIN
Advertising Manager, Spring Term
EDITORIAL
HAZEL MEYER
Literary Editor, Fall Term
RAYMOND DENMAN. . . Art Editor, Spring Term
GERALD BARBOUH..L!7rran/ Editor, Spring Term
CHARLES PRITCHARD
EDNAE MANLEY
THURLOW HOUSEL
Assistant Literary Editor
CHALLICE SWARTS. . . Local Editor, Spring Term
LOUISE DAVIS
Assistant Literary Editor
LLOYD SCHERMERHORN
RICHARD BENNETT. . . . Assistant Editorial Editor
Local Editor, Fall Term
Sport Editor
BETHINE COE
Editorial Editor
LAURENCE SWARTS
Bunk Editor
BERNICE TAYLOR
Exchange Editor
JOHN MACRO
Photo Editor
RETHA WARNER
Artist
STUART MCDONALD
Artist
ALDEN (.'LARK
Artist
Art Editor, Fall Term
RAYMOND F I F E
RALPH SUTHERLAND .
STANLEY DUFFIELD. .
HORACE HART
...Publicity
. .Asst. Publicity
. .Asst. Publicity
Asst. Advertising
Manage
Manage
Manage
Manage
MAHIONPEARSON .
KATHLEEN BLACK.
CLARICE BIGELOW.
RKI'ORTERS
KNIK SVMI1
ROBERT CATTANACH
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MARY GIES
EMMA LOUISE SWART
PALL ROESGEN
DOROTHY TAYLOR
CAKLETON ROBINSON
STANLEY WRIGHT
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Secretary
. Secretary
Extracts from the diary of J, a boy in the January class, 1927, which reveals very little:
Monday, January 28, 1924.
Started in at West High today. Queer place. Statues in the middle of the hall and kids hang around
them 'cause you have five minutes between periods. Didn't wear any coat or sweater at first, but decided
I'd better after a few periods. Was late to one class on account of Ted and I were looking for the elevator.
Which we couldn't find, but Ted's big brother, Jack, told him the Seniors used it. Ted is in the same Latin
class as I am and a lot of other kids from Madison. The ones from Jefferson all sit over near the windows.
Marjorie Harber is the only one I can remember. We got out of school early so I went over to Madison
to visit some of the old teachers
Saturday, November 15, 1924.
Had my hair cut today in preparation for the Soph Dance. Wore my new blue cheviot suit and new
shoes, which are brown Oxfords. It was held at the school. Some of the fellows took girls, but I think
that is nonsense. There are a bunch of seniors who walk around the halls with girls, and they look perfectly sappy. Ted and me got to the dance early, and we stood around with the rest of the fellows near
the orchestra. They had a swell drummer! Bruce and Jane started to dance and some of the other fellows
too. I danced with Sara Swanson and Lucille Young and a lot of other girls from Madison. There was
a dizzy entertainment, so Ted and I sat in the back of the assembly and laughed. Iona Davis was in
charge and Viola Rankin and Gil Maloney took part. There were only a few from Jefferson in the show,
which were Dorothy Weaver, Challice Swart and Alice Schneider, I think, which only goes to show
which is the better school. It was about a fellow coining into a railroad train, which was a row of chairs,
and Viola Rankin strummed a ukulele and sang "Comin' Down from Bangor." The eats were good but
not enough of them. The party ended at 11 o'clock. I wanted to take Sara Swanson home, but Freddie
Connors had probably asked her.
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Some pages from the diary of B, a girl in the June class, 1927, which reveal some very bad grammer
and composition forms, and also give some interesting comments upon various topics:
Saturday, November 5, 1926.
Last night was the class sophomore party at school and I got there about quarter after eight and found
hardly anybody there. They had fixed the corridor up quite nice and down at the girls end there was a
sofa and some chairs and some rugs and some floor lamps. All of which looked very nice and all the girls
were there sitting on the sofa or trying to and so after I had taken off my coat and hat I joined themThe boys all stayed down at the other end at the piano by that funny looking statue with the spear in its
hand. After about twenty minutes someone said there was an entertainment in the assembly so we all
went in and Helen and Catherine and Margaret and Jane and I sat in one row. And in the row behind us
were some boys that Jane said were the Hartman twins but she wasn't sure and they made such funny
remarks that I laughed all through the performance which was quite dumb and all in pantomime. It
was a sort of a play where they didn't speak anything and one boy made love to another boy dressed up
in a sheet and a queer looking head-dress Jane said that the girl was Charles Pritchard and that the boy
was Paul Showers and that the other boy was Stephen McKay but I haven't the slightest idea who any
of them are, in fact I never heard of them before, which probably they're just some of those queer
people from Madison.
After that we had dancing which was about nine o'clock and the orchestra was just divine and almost
as good as the one we had at our Senior party when we left Jefferson but the boys wouldn't dance but
just all stood around the wall and grinned and as I was just dying to have someone ask me because the
orchestra was really wonderful I started dancing with Helen. Which quite a lot of other girls did too and
then Donald Walker started to dance and I could hardly keep my eyes off from him even if he did come
from Madison because he is the Vice-President of the class and dances very well. And Theodore Kelly
started dancing too, who is the president of the class, so after a time the floor was quite crowded. And I
danced with quite a lot of boys including Carlton Thayer from Jefferson who really would dance quite
well if his feet weren't so extremely long. I also danced with a boy from Madison who had a large nose
called Joe Wilson and he was quite a nice boy and I would have liked to have danced with him only
a rather obnoxious rowdy from Madison called Raymond Foster cut in and I just had to dance to be
polite but he really was a better dancer than Carlton Thayer even if he did come from Madison.
About half past ten they told us to form in line to get our "daintys " which were the dessert and some
cakes. And I went and had my fortune told by a man that Mr. Hall our faculty advisor, said was a professional fortune teller but who turned out to be merely a boy from Madison called Tony somebody and
after that father came with the car to take me and Helen home only I wished he hadn't because there
was a boy that I think wanted to take me home who was quite handsome even if he did come from Madison, which I believe he did.
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to the Junior Flay tonight. She is the girl I met the other (lay. She comes from JefferTook Bson, but she is certainly wonderful. It is not such a bad school. Asked her to go yesterday, and felt weak
all over while I was doing so. I wasn't scared, but my knees began to tremble. Anyway she accepted and
we went tonight. Got a ride with Perry Esten, who has a Junior license. Had to wait about a half hour
at her house, and thought I was going to be late, but when she came tripping down the stairs, it didn't
much matter. We had seats near the front with Betty Wagner and Art Sickles. Thelma Keefe sat near
us, and applauded very loudly when Gile came on the stage. He was a thug, I guess, though he didn't
seem very tough to me. Brownell Jamison was a policeman, so we call him Labienus the lieutenant.
Addie Clark was also in it, though I don't care much for him for he comes from Jefferson. It was a mystery play, and Stan Wright tried to shoot Kay Ryan, but he couldn't get the gun out of the safe, so he
stepped up and took a vicious cut at her, which missed her by two feet. Jim Shedd, who is president of
the class although he came from .Jefferson, almost blew his arm off later when he took it from the safe
and it went off in his hands. Bethine Coe was the heroine and she and Charlie had a finale, and B
leaned over to me and I felt foolish, cause I knew that Ted was sitting right behind me with Pete Braal
and Line Burrows. Miss
, who is B's English teacher, turned around and asked her if she'd handed
in her themes. You should have heard B look at her. Somebody sent Showers a calla lily, and I laughed
my head off; but B
thought it was a kind sentiment. Spent the rest of my money at Mike's, cause
Sickles would stop in and have something to eat, and B
had to pick out the most expensive thing
in the store.
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Last night was the date of the Junior play and I went with J., which was really the first time I have
gone out with him and he is very nice. I guess I must have been quite foolish to think that the people in
Madison were inferior to those in Jefferson for J. has hair that is awfully pretty and it is inclined to curl
too. Anyhow I enjoyed the play a lot which was the Seven Keys to Baldpate, a mystery play. We sat
right in back of Miss
(omitted by the editors) who is my English teacher and between the acts she
had the nerve to turn around and ask me if I was getting any better in my composition work but I just
gave her a cool look and I guess that put her in her place. Well the play was very exciting being all about
a mayor of a city who stole some money and hid it in a safe on top of a mountain in the middle of winter
so that his trusty man could come up and get it only the trusty man confided in a girl, Myra Thornhill,
who planned to double cross them all but Charles Pritchard who was the hero held them all up and saved
the money for the heroine who was Bethine Coe but Stanley Wright killed Myra Thornhill who was
Catherine Ryan, which was very funny. It seems that the only gun which had a blank cartridge was in
the safe and Stanley was to open the safe only the door stuck so he couldn't and he went over and hit
Myra and she fell over dead which rather spoiled the effect but the play was very exciting. Robert Kazmayer was just too cute for words as a crazy man. His acting was very convincing because he acted very
natural. Helen Brandt screamed so that I had cold chills all night and Jean Dix made an excellent wife
for Alden (lark but they always did go around together. Robert Redfern and Gile Miller really were
very exciting and so was Paul Showers and Robert Mailman who was a perfect scream as the deputy.
And then it all turned out in the end that they were only a company of actors and nobody was shot at
all so it was quite a comedown and they turned out the lights just when Charles Pritchard went to kiss
Bethine Coe but I leaned up against J. just the same so it was very rcmantic even if you couldn't see it
all very well. And then in the end you find out it was only a book that this author was writing so it was
all very confusing and they gave the girls flowers and some of the boys big calla lilies.
Afterwards J. took me over to Mike's and I had a West High Special but I regretted it as soon as I hud
ordered it because I know that was why he said he was on a diet and only took a glass of water but it was
really delightful and I hope he asks me to go to his fraternity dance which happens next Saturday night.
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to the Senior Play. She talked all the time. All about the girls' fashions, and Ednae
Took BMauley's dresses and Art Sickle's hair, and then she asked me if I thought Jim Shedd was elected president of the school because of his record as stage manager, and why did Pete Braal have to read that big
book in assembly and didn't Gordie Barons look cute up on the platform, and why did Wheeler always
take the boys' side and did I see Bethine Coe and Charlie over there, and a lot of other nonsense. "The
Goose Hangs High" was the name of the play, and it was pretty good. All about some collegiate fellows,
a nd
their families. B
had to cry but I couldn't see anything funny. However, I noticed that Jack
Collins and Jim Cole kept watching me, so I felt that I couldn't even blow my nose without it looking
suspicious. Good play! They had a collegiate Ford (only it didn't come on the stage) and Magro had to
smoke a big black cigar. He didn't look so good, but he was better than Fisher, who was supposed to
smoke two "coffin nails" but only held them in his hands. They brought a dog on the stage and it caused
so much commotion that Sickles took it right out. And Ednae Manley said a few "damns," whereupon
B
thought it one of the best plays she had heard. Had trouble with the old Ford tonight. Couple
of flats! B
didn't seem to mind. She certainly is a wonderful girl. But she talks an awful lot.
Friday, January U, 1927.
Took B
to the Senior Dance. Ruthe Snyder, who was chairman, arranged to get the Midnight
Serenaders, which is a very smooth orchestra. We started off the dancing, and I might have felt foolish
if it had been with another girl than B
. She is a fine dancer. She told me the other day that I dance
divinely, and then she wanted to know if they were going to allow any from outside the class to attend
the dance. It couldn't have been a hint, cause she knows that I wouldn't take any other girl to the dance,
although I had to go alone. But we quarreled the other day, and I don't know but she may have wanted
to make up. She wore the same green dress that she wore to the Seneca last week. I bought a slick necktie
the other day, and a lot of the fellows complimented my taste. Harmon Hinchley and Durewood Hill
cut on me during the evening. I could have blasted them both. So I stood over on the side lines with Albie
Thomas and Gene Lynch. Would have liked to cut on Sally Swanson or Dot Bachers, for both are good
dancers, but I know that B
doesn't like me to do so, even if Hinchey had cut on me. Girls are
funny. But B
siu^ is one wonderful girl. Albie Thomas had the nerve toafk. me for my three
dollars which all us seniors owe right in front of several other fellows. lie is too business-like, although I
saw him dancing with Hazel Meyer and Kutlie Snyder. Everybody had a pretty good time. Sam Kingston and Franklin Inglis and Gene Lynch brought up some tables and the refreshments were served in
the hall. Mr. Naramore and his wife, and Mr. Spinning and Miss Manchester and Miss Brown and Mr.
Edgeeumbe who were all at the party started one of thos crazy dances that Noah used to get the animals
in the Ark. It is called the Paul Jones, and 1 lost B
in the mob. The party lasted till 11 and we
were about the last ones out.
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Saturday, December 11, 1926.
Last night I went to the Senior play with J. which was the Goose Hangs High being the craziest name
for a play that I ever heard for, it wasn't about geese at all but about college students and mother says
she thinks it was very well named, meaning a slam at the college students I suppose. But the play itself
was really delightful and all about a man and his wife who were supposed to be married and they had
twins in college and a son who was in Xew York City who was engaged. The father and mother were
Margaret Erb and Paul Showers and the twins were Carl Fisher and Edna Manly, who always spells her
name Ednae and Art Sickles was the older son who was engaged to Helen Lobbett as Dagmar Carrol.
Mary Helen Sneck was the crabby old grandmother and she certainly was a real type. Helen Mann was
Julia Murdoch and her son was Durwood Hill whose name was Ronald and every other minute Helen
would say, "Come, Runnuld, ' in a very affected voice which just kept me laughing continually. Joe
Magro and Robert Moehlman were men that worked in the city hall and they both did fine and Joe
smoked a big cigar just like a real pollyticain. LaRue Pattison was just darling as Rhoda the maid and
she announced dinner just like she had always been a real maid.
There were some awfully good spots in the play such as in th
and made love to Helen Lobbett I leaned up against J. and he didn't even move away like he did at the
Junior play which shows that he certainly is a full-fledged senior. However I think I IikeJ.s hair much
letter than I do Art's because his is too smooth although he is a really wonderful dancer and I shall never
forget the time he took me to the dance at Windsor.
After the play J. took me home in his old Ford which is just delightful even if it hasn't any top or
lenders and two springs are broken and we had two flat tires on the way home to say nothing of the fan
belts breaking so that I didn't get home until half past two but I had a wonderful time even if I did get
a bawling out. But I didn't get up until eleven thirty this morning and I really feel almost too weary to
go to the Seneca with J. tonight which however 1 am going to do.
{Continued on page 121)
Friday, January 8, 1927.
Graduated tonight. B
and I were talking it over. It seems she had spent sleepless nights because
I was going to leave school, but I had decided to take a P. G. course just to be with her. At any rate,
when she found out today, she was quite mad. Thought that I had been tormenting her. Said she'd never
go out with me again and wouldn't speak to me, and furthermore, she said she wouldn't break that date
with Joe Wilson. She must have forgotten all about it though, for when I called at her house she was all
ready to go to the exercises. It was a beastly bother. They had some musical numbers and some essays
and some professor spoke and the only reason I stayed awake was because I knew B
was watching
me. But everybody liked it very much. The speech was about "It" and I was disappointed because it
wasn't about Elinor Glyn's "It. " Jim Shedd, who is still president, had to give the class gift of one hundred and fifty dollars. I don't know where they ever got the money, but it doesn't matter. Suppose those
two plays helped a lot, though I thought we spent that on the party. Felt like a perfect sap walking across
the platform to get my diploma. Mr. Spining read my middle name, which is Henry, and I felt terrible
cause Ted, who flunked into the June class, was giggling in the front row. But it's all over now, and I'm
coming back for a P. 6 . course. Hope everything is all right between B
and me, for
— . . .
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ft
Saturday, January 9, 1936.
Well it's all over by now for which I am very glad for the past two weeks have been just misery and I
haven't had one whole night of rest since J. said he was going to go to work after graduating. I got so
worked up thinking I wouldn't be with him so much after the new term began I was just sick and yesterday morning when he came to ask me to go to graduation with him I nearly cried because of thinking
it would be the last time I would really see him again and then he told me that he was going to take a
post graduate course and stay right on in school till June. Well it made me so mad to think he had
left me in such awful doubt for so long that I told him he was just as unthoughtful as he could be and
that I wouldn't go to any graduation with him and that I hoped I never saw him again and that I was
going with Joe Wilson which was a lie because he couldn't get in and then that tall blonde wouldn't let
him out of her sight anyway. But it made quite an impression as I could see so I made out I was very
angry and went in the house and slammed the door saying I wouldn't go with him and then I spent the
whole day fixing up that dress he likes so well so that I could wear it that evenimg.
The graduation was a nice affair I guess but I didn't hear a thing the speaker said because all I could
do was look at J. and he certainly did look handsome. After the exercises after he had walked across the
stage and gotten his diploma which he did very well and looked just like Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., we went
down to the coffee shop as a sort of celebration and after that he took me home only I didn't go in right
away but sat out in front in the car and
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