East Rochester High School - Gagashoan Yearbook (East Rochester, NY)

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Honor Society This year. the members of the Honor Society haye become accustomed to the problems of a moxing world. It is indeed an honor to be selected as a mem- ber of the 'lirain Trust . Hur high school chap- ter was giyen its charter in l9f37 and during the last twelye years. in which it has been active. members have upheld the high traditions of the high standards ol' education in East Rochester High School. Members of the Society are selected by the faculty and members of the X.lI.S. To be se- lected a student must excel in scholarship. reliabil- ity. co-operation. courtesy. school spirit and lead- ership. We would like to haxe every lower classman set the Honor Society as a goal for them to attain during their years in school. New members for the X. H.S. were tapped in. in the Fall and then again in the Spring. Can- didates are from the Senior and Junior Classes. Council Left lo Right: Burdo, Dfkgostino. Nliss Wilson. .Ml- yisor: flollins. Nlr. flaldwell, .Mlxisorz Xlrs. Sauml:-is, Ad- visor: Nlarcum-i. Charles Collins Nicholas Nlarcucci Jeanette Di.-Xgostino Joyce llurdo Huck Roux' Peck. Nlast. Xliss Bentley. La Fira. Xlousso, Perry, Williams. Leeper, Quinzi, llc- llerardinis, Nlr. Obourne, Nlr. O'Donnell. Front Ron: Czech, Lawrie, tlalabrese. Ross, Nenno. Yicc President --President Secretary Treasurer ,nn 4 Y I ,, ls? W, .4C. .v. I L S-

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gnis lub lub Within our school there is an organ- ization of many years standing known as the Latin Club. Although conflicts with other groups in meeting times have arisen. the club has had two very successful parties. Our first meeting was for the purpose of electing olhcers. Bill Jorgensen and Nick Nlarcucci were elected consuls. Betty Hoot. scriba. and Dick Collins. aedile. These ofhcers have proven very capable in their respective jobs. Miss Fritz. our charming and seem- ingly tireless advisor. has been a great in- spiration to us all. A party was held in the Community Room in November and another in March. At the party in Klart-h new members were taken in. We all hope that the enthusiasm and high scholastic record of tl1is group will continue for many years to come. xlLll'l'll4'I'l. Lonsnl: Nliss ritz. Xflvisor: lorgens:-n. tonsul: Hoot. S4'l'Ff'I2lt'j'Z ffollins. .tt-dili-. 'v 4 Bentley. Lutrell. Nlerwin Best, Properzi, Davis. Dftgos- , tino. 5 The Library Club is one of the oldest organiza- tions in the school. It was founded by Nlrs. Oehl- beck. who was the high school Librarian from l926 until 1934. The object of the club is two-fold: It gives stu- dents an opportunity to learn basic routines which may be used later in various types of work: also it relieves the Librarian of some of the detail work. thus enabling him to devote more time to personal work with students. Membership in the organization requires only that the student maintain a fair grade of scholar- ship. and have at least one period a week which he may devote to working in the Librarv. Formerly the Library Club was active as a social organization. Now there are so many extra- curricular activities and so much supervised youth activities in the evening. outside the school that the Club conhnes its activities to work in the Librarv. The experience of the last 20 vears indicates that those who have worked in the'Librarv recall that phase of their school life with pleasure.. Many of them report that the experience was a great help to them when they began to earn their living. Ill Ill Ill Ill ' T2 as ff .. But' ' rellln' 1 ua Ill an JW df!- . sec - . t-o'y- ' 5,dvxs0Y vnqtlt-ixtl johnifm ' Attulno' Vresidem 3 at