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23 Wash i ngton Av e.
Phone
414-J
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1302 Main Street
Phone
493
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4 Wash i ngton Ave.
Phone 202
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Cor. N . McK i nley & Clark St.
Madison and Monroe
Phone
941
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LITTLE HOSIERY SHOP
Next to L yric Theater
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HO.'E
59c; 2 pairs $1.00
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79c, $1.00. $1.15, 1.35
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Vyner's Endicott Diner
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1304 E. Main St.
Endicott
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"Every p.-ood thing must come to an end"
and :1s this school year dmws .lowly to a
close so must activities of the Hi-Club. The
r
ali~ation
that many familiar face will be
ab-;ent from the ranks of the organization is
a ad one, and so in this last issue of
th~
Tiger the Hi-Club would like to pay tribute to
graduating seniors of the high school anJ
especially to senior members of
U~e
. Cl71b.
Everv on of them, no matter how m. tgnlf1-
cant ·his contribution, has been a driving forn
in tht• nMchinc•·y of our club. We thank them
for their fine Rupport and wi. h them lot of
good fortun in the years lo come.
Till Hi-Club program has been a full one;
therefore a brief summary of the more im–
portant evl•nts might prove inl resting. Here
it is:
Tloe yea1 starlet! with membership un ur–
pa. sed in the entire histot·y of the club, over
·~oo
bo\. becoming- memb rs.
The. membership in manv of the acth:itie:<
doubled and in some instances even tnpled
the bowling and rifle clubs ha,•ing the greate.
t
nu 11ber.
The big Atlanta dance honoring the Atlanta
football team
wa~
staged \'err , ucce. sfully.
TJ-;e
pen Forum, airplane and radio club:;
were added to the club's already long list of
activities.
The "All
u-E
:\fight" dance in Novemb r
honored the pigskin toters of the annual Tur–
ke\ Dav clas. ic. Wl1at could be more memor·
abie-a· qu en wa. crowned!
Speed
kalin~
under Charles Iarlak was
an attraction added to th other activities.
Bowling and skating were tak n over by
the high school athletic association. A real
h01.orfor thl' Hi-Club.
The high spot of th year came with the
annual Block U-E Banquet at which all -E
athletes were feted and honored. Coach
"Slee'ly" Jim Crowley of Fordham was the
speake~·
of the evening.
On~
of the su;rpri. es
of the e\·ening was the awardmg of cerbficat s
by Herbert H. Ctumb,
uperintendent of
chools, to the U-E football team of
1!12::!.
Certificates were not given in those days, but
the boys e\'entually received them seventeer.
years later.
This about concluded the program for the
vear but one important event still r main•.
f'or
'those numerous p ople who live to eat
rather than vice versa, this C\'ent should prove
intere.ting. On J une 1st the last Hi-Club
meeting of the year will be held for
wh~ch
an unu ·ually interesting program of entertam–
ment i being planned.
In clo ing
it
is fitting that we should thank
our :::Iub-advi ors, tephen Salmon and hu;
assistants, Harold L . Baine and J . Donaln
k Queen, as well as the directors of
t~c
activities of the Hi-Club, for their leader, h1p
in directing the club and
it
activities.