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

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1954 volume:

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' E. 9- ' ,2': if I , Na an fWRONG Pucvunesj ,2- QW i K QQ., ILQQD' ' , I Santillo, QW, S-ee1Y'Tm3lH1iL32, Back Row. rin, Gyanton, Second Roll Di Pietro, F10 My Bouchard. Marcus, R053 Hauser, Maybee, Courtney, Lane' ms julie!! B dgngame, Best, Hanchawskl, Befo C' Drapef, u Xwheatonu M re, Raschiator th t, La, Sauer, . , De H 11, Rive . I Mau- .F'rsl'aIi:1iih0, Helferlilaiifgliiari Smaundge' Kotowxcz, nel., Coo 1 ,, Q, , . .., . f Fay, Winebren Gueli. O fd H - f -5 14' ,gil ,. . E get--' - it , As, r f 0 t 1' 1 ff bv' jg f ' - 1' A2 .- 4.1.7, - ,. QQ'l.,,?:' , ,, '4 124, SA ' 'A' 'A' 'k 'A' ak 'k 'A' 'A' MONKEY BUSINESS me Back Row: Mr. Durante, Zito, Kettler, Stenner, Filiaci Perrone, Potempa, Sherean. Middle Row: Dianetti Paulino, Stenglien, Wheaton, Laws, Russell, Ross, Engert Marcocia, Lausin, Santillo, Front Row: Zanche, Tando Milo, Angeline, Devereaux, Cramer, Schiefer, Ormsbee Blair, Rizzo, Carli, Talmadge, Hoyt, Duval, Dorazio. 947 Beauchamp, DeVeronica, Kier, Wfinney, Santillo, Kitchen, Maynard. . ' 1 if SENIORS if AS WE WERE IN I947 9 3 3 Barb Row: Bennett, Allen, Pellieter, Oosterling, West, Dezio, Rocco, Sortino, Ballone, Platino, Clemens. Middle Row: Sondamer, Hoyt, Smith, Sorge, Russo, Finnity, McQuay, Vienne, I.aFica, Potempa, Hite, Mrs. Gears. First Row: Yacona, DeBerardinis, Quinzi, Di Pietro, Wardner, Kiepers, WM 55 K' 5 MISS ANN MARIE HERY Q We the Semor Class of 1954 nn deep apprecxatxon for your warm heartedness 1 as a grxendh and teacher and your unerrlng guidance as an advlsor dedlcate to you our a as oan du mu' 5 Slnie the curtam ascended at the beginning of our Freshman year you as an advxsor have helped lead our class to great honor and have never fanled to par ncnpate nn our mnumerable class actlvmes which were such a vital part of our school life As a frxend and teacher your cheerful smnle words of encouragement and v 1 understandmg personalxty have sparked our IDIUHIIVC llghtened our darker mo ah 49 ments and served as an example and lnsprranon to all of us Now as the curtam descends on the last act we shall cherxsh always the mem OUR ornes of the numerous actxvmes we have shared 10 , Wai' A A Q g AA A A Q , 2 5 by llll . - . . . In - , , . , . ax: f a . . I. - -if Gary Raschlatore Valedxclarmn Phyllis Morreale AW? Dorothy Vogler Faith Hauser Salutalormn Lois Helfer Lxlllan Fmnlty HIGH WIRE PERFORM 5 T Lucy Ann Courtney Lawrence Welse Eugenia Platlno Lawrence Kotowxcz I ET 'Sf' r,-1 , 1 'Fefe Patrncxa Glanton 'Sl swf' VL -ff The band blows a fan fare and all eyes peer 71, I aloft Ladles and Gentlemen, we now mtroduce ' 4, to you the eleven top honor students of our Senior Class These High Wxre Performers whose pxctures appear here, have secured an average of at least 85070 Thelr pxctures appear in the order of thelr standings We are both proud and happy to honor Gary Raschxatore as Valedlctorlan and Falth Hauser as Salutatorlan Best of luck to each and every one of these people SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Bark Rou Miss Hery-Class Adwxor, Walter Baronas Treasurer, Pat LaF1ca Preszdent Front Ry A Row Antnonette Perrone Serretary, Pat DeMare Vue Prendenl 'A' 'A' 'A' 'A' 'A' 'A' i' 'A' 'A' 'A' 'A' if SENIOR HONOR STUDENTS f if rf rf af' if if if if if as uk ERS k H? T . -. I ff E ' li , CL' I A 5 ki ,A We 9 L y l' ' f- . ol. .N 'I - K4 . 11 I I LEXVIS ALLEN AMIDIO ANGELINE R ii ll? r 4.4.5 F 'X ELIZABETH BALLONE WALTER BARONAS Leu L ' gf lNIuggs Liz Walt , I HC0IlfE'71fEd with little and XF'Ah,' Why sho ld life all A kindly heart makes a kindly Sigh no m0f6 fffff mdldenfi happy with more. I- xi' labor be. ' dixpositianf' 5185 '10 'Wafe- Magazine Campaign, 4g Pro- i Xglntramura-l-fBaskenHa 1, 2, 5, Girls Glee Club 2, 33 Gaga- Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 jectionist, 2, 5, 4. XJ 49 juniov Prom 83,1-Senior liall shoan Stafg 45 Stage Crfplv 45 L.atmCClubg-g:aiirmf1nn?ffrlNil,2Eg:i K K C Kiwi 3 3, , . P ittee 3g usic zine tampai L' u 430414 'fb -0 Eu lee -his eam l:iestiwF:lm2, cylmgiirls Sports 3,, 'A' Committeef,33 Senior Ball Corn- , 1 W lj 43 Magazine Campaign 4. N- mittee 4: :Treasurer of Senrotf m'Nt?'Wov 'YMV15 4 I i film er ' 1 , -4 1 I ' ' .., J ' gl QXQV-7:,., y - 1 - NJ . I I ,A V ., . I do .. 'HY ffl 'I ,l' -K 1 - . 4. A i., 4 Blu - ,, J .- I, A It 5 't ii A--. S i 4 J , , at , yi- BERNADETTE BEAUCHAMP LUCILLE BEST DOROTHY BLAIR F AIR Bernie Lulu Bunny Ever so jolly, ever so gay: She always laughed and Her laughter bubbles quirkly Sei tho-le A xparkling smile, that shines every day. F.H.A.g Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Band Manager 33 junior Prom Committee 5: Magazine Cam- paign 4. rheered and sang: Lu made things ga snap and bang. Ambassador 31 Band 1, 2, 5, 4g Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Chora- laires 2, 5: Minstrel Show 2, 53 Freshman Class Secretary lg junior Prom Committee: Senior Ball: All-State 2, 3, 4. to the surface. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 41 junior Prom Committee 3: Magazine Campaign 43 Sophomore Hop Committee 2: Modern Dancing 2g Library Club 2, 5: Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4: Girl's Sports 1, 2. eyes 'as I came Stage Mfrs 3' JAMES BURLINGAME ..Jim.. Happy am I, from rare I'm free,- When busily engaged in photography. junior Prom Committee: Senior Ball Committee: Intramural Bas- CAROL CARLI Carol A lady genteel and refined. ohliging and rbecrful. In- dustrious and Lind. Girl's Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Girl's Sports 1, 2, 3, 43 Senior Ball Committee: Library Club L tu - A , . .Y N C . FYXP XD, LuAnn L' 'I as honey, husy as a hee: Never another as wise as she. French Club President 3. 4: Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4: Senior Student Council' Secre- XVILLIAM CRAMFR To If is bf-ner to he linlc and shine: Than lo he big and ras! a shadow. lunior Prom Committee: Foot- ball Nfgr 3 Track M r 3: 1 . ,: ' g. , ketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Int mural X 3: Music Festival I, 7 3, 4: tary 4: National 'Honor Society Basketball Mgr. 2, 3, 4: Intra- Baseball 1, 22G21gaSl'102l11 oto- X11 Magazine CampaLgi't 4:iiPlayday l 3, 4, President 4: Leaders Club murals 1, 2, 3: Maga7ine Cam- graphy Editor 4: Meg ' e ,, X 3. Il . 3: Band 2, 3, 4: All-State 1, 2, paign 4: Senior Ball Committee Campaign 4. x. N lXN Uj 11 I , lf 3115? 4. E las . 4 'J N i ' 4 fr X Aix , Juv xl P f A 4 5 M!! KI P x i N: sfx f X .1 EX! X-fa! yd PI - XR N so fl if 1 . .2 X! X mx .1 X 1 xii ' I ,fx III! 'X ,x XJ fy! ' U WX ,tvgtjx if - , 1 1 t x N . QI 'th A -sf Y If X 'N , . if ' . 1 X! I .AK ii , I h - X - , ' ' . t 1 A ' f st ,JJ ,f .1 ,, 1 , . 3 xx! , yi. h .'- . C' E .L V 'vi Ik .' JOSEPH ITAGOSTINO ELEANOR DE BERARDINIS , , P-ASI' DE, BI.-SRF ROSE DE VERONICA Joe D. Elly ' . Pah'Q Rosie Might as well give the girls Always gay, always funf ' eerful person, A woman of a few thousand a break. Elly is a pal to everyone. XVI Lifes laqng in our memory. words. Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball Girls Sports 1, 2, 3, 4: Leadersxj Migid-'Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Cheer- Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: junior 1, 2, 5, 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Club 3, 4: Cheerleader 2, 3, 4: klea r 2,, 33 Stu nt Council 1, Prom 3: Magazine Campaign 4: junior Prom Com ittee' Senior Head Cheerleader 4: junior X, L' 2, 4: Gagashoan Co-Editor 4: Librarian for Glee Club 3: Ball Committ : ne m- Prom Committee: Senior Ball Latin Club' 'S, :Intramurals Photography Club 2: Girl's paign 4. Q Committee: Gagashoan Collec- - 1, 2, 3, 4: gazine Campaign Sports 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Ball 4: tion Manager: Girl's Glee Club 4: junior rom Committee: Sophomore Hop 2. 1, 2, 3, 4: Girl's Honor Basket- Senior Ball Co-Chairman: Vice- ball 2: Girl's Honor Volleyball President of Sophomore and 3: Class Song Committee 2, 3. Senior Class. .. ,eff ALFRED DEZIO Fred Fred'.v one 'boy you'd like to meet: Il itlJ a personality that car1't be beat. Football 1, 3,k4: Track 2: Intramurals Ba ballb 1: Base- nf., LOUIS DI TTI - MeTkJi. Not that I lo1'edL'rtudy less: But that I ,loved fun fnorcf S J. V Basketballfl' Track 2, 3, 4: Junior Prom: lVlfai3a4zine Cam paign: V rsityt Basketball 3, 4 Senior B Committee, 'M X Ki 1 DAVID DI PIETRO Pear Shape Ol: What foolx you mortals ef W'lJy can't you all be thrifty like me. Football 2, 3: Captain of Wlin- ning Team in Magazine Cam- ball 5, 45 Sop moreg-lop Com- ' fw' paign: Intramural Basketball 3, mittee: Chair n, j im- Prom: ,mfg 4: Chairman of Publicity, Senior hiagazine Ca p ' Student ic' 1 - H2112 Aml33SS2ld0r Stiff 41 Council Tre urer : Mixed X f Decoration Committee, junior Chorus 1, 2, ' and 1, 2, i Prom. 5, 4: Intramu al a etball 1, 2, ' 343: ,gf 3, 4: Senior all Committee. A , L! X i A . X F' 5' I Ni 1, A ZXK at f L x i A X XJ ' 5 I 4-4542? XV5.LI13tf D PER MARY DUVAL PATRICIA FILIACI v Raitt '- Mary Pat Ngrpr rg f dawned in lVith a .tense of humor. a A disposition as lovely as ber an argument? Varsity Baseball Z, 3, 4: Intra- mural Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Magazine Campaign: junior Prom Committee: Senior Ball Committee: Student Council 3. smile of rheer: TlJere's never a dull moment trberz Aiary is near. Girl's Glee Club 2, 3, 4: French Club 2, 3, 4: junior Prom 3: Magazine Campaign 4: Sopho- more Hop 2: Playday 2, 3: Music Festival 1, 2: Girl's Sports 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Ball 4. hair. Girl's Sports 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Sophomore Hop Committee: junior Prom Committee: Senior Ball Com- mittee: Tennis Tournament Z, 3: Magazine Campaign 4: Li- brary Club 2, 3: Girl's Sports Editor Ambassador 3: Art Edi- tor Gagashoan 4: Stage Crew 4: Bowling 1, 2. 3, 4: Chairman Song Comm. 2: Leaders' Club 4. l, FRANK DI PIETRO Blade A leader of men and, A speaker of great merit. Track 1, 2: Basketball 1, 2, 3: President of Student Council 4: junior Prom Committee: Senior Ball Committee: French Club 1, 2, 3: Magazine Campaign 4: In- tramural Basketball 1. C V LILLIAN FINNITY Lill Like an angel? fisit, Short and sweet. Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Ari Day Assembly 3, 4: Gag Staff 4: Gagashoan Head T 4: Magazine Campaign 4: Festival 1, 2, 3, 4: Girl's 1: Minstrel Show 4. YP' 'QL'- f fs' ' 1 ol , RICHARD FITZSIMMONS JAMES FRANCISCO i L 'ILL Fitz H Cisco He is swell to know, and loads A loyal Dellfl a winning smiley Let me have m i , Never ' rrgperer a rare,' 0l fun! And rery friendly all lhe Anfi I s e ore eliglotl ll 'b Inge d up a million- Two reasons why Dirk is liked while. 3 , , - Dan air by 61'f'V1V0'1f' Girl's Sports 1, 2, 3, 45 Leaders ,- , ,4' Cho J, 2, Foot I,'Y, ..fg?XBiSk9Ib3l1 Football 1, 2, 3, 41 Basketball Club Z, 3, 43 French Club 2, 3, f A lair ,IL 55 Inn- l, ' qignmfifll asketball 3, 1, 2,qCaptain 3, 43 Track 1, 3, 4: Latin Club 3, 4: Stage Crew LUG. V. enni5 1, . rack g junior Pfqjm 4, Sophomore Hopg junior 4, Sophomore Hop Comm. 2, min ee 33 Drill and hmm.: nior Ball Comm.g Prom, Senior Ball, Mixed junior Prom 33 Senior Ball 45 1, f ' Al 'e 1, 2, 3g Maga Magfillfleicampaigfla Christmas Chorus' 1, 2, 3, 4, Magazine Gagashoan Literary Editorg z' a gn 4. Assembly 2, 3g Student Council Campatgng Ilntramural, Baseball. 'Magazine Campaign 4g Ambas- M 2. Q A M xp' V sador Staff 4g Girls Glee Club ' J. ' , A 1, i I 1 A-1 1, Z, 5, 4. -1 A f I it. Jvrel, J Y CL K I twrx-,W -lj! I, 2 X .I 7 1 . , VBILNXJQ yx 6: 1 JI.. -I, ' 4 'lx .V .1 I' ff If if Vl 'X 'bib 'TL .l L ff' nf' .ff . f I., X. f A rj.,L-Y ,j- - 4 1 ,fl , Y N ' 1 ' H . xl 1 ft tr 1 if . st. s We fi' 4 1, I U . ,X ' X.. -C1 'rl'-K ',f-'. .f ,, 1 - . -.ye r M f X -- X 'ksk i ,lyk PATRICTA GLANTON r PETER GCELI PAUL HANCHOWSK3' FLOYD HANSFLMAN Pat I i V' e Pete Paul Dutch lI e'll always remember Ibis gal named Pal: You ean't forge! ber just 1114 IlJat. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls Glee Club 2, 3, 4g Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Girl's Sports 1, 2, 3, 45 Music Festivals 1, 2, 3, 4, Sophomore Hop Comm. 23 junior Prom Comm. 3, Senior Ball Comm. 4g Ambassador 4g Gagashoan Staff 4g Magazine Campaign 4. His caper and anlies would fill a ho J You'll nerer find bim with a serious look. Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Dance Band 2, 5, 4: Mixed Chorus 1, 2: Base- ball lg Football 24 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: junior Prom 3: Senior Ball 4. O Many are ralled, but feu' gel up. Football 1, 2, 43 Track 1, 2. 3, 43 Soccer 3g Intramural Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4: French Club 23 junior Prom Comm., Senior Ball Comm.g Magazine Cam- paign 4. '?: ' Hunting, fishing, Mapping foo: These are Ike flaings lie likes to do. Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4g junior Prom Dec. Comm.: Senior Ball Dec. Comm.: Armistice Day As- sembly: Magazine Campaign 4. vi ill itll . ,AV ROBERT ARRIS is-QITH HAQSER V xl 1.618 HELFFR 1. ,J 'I 'YFaith , l X ois ,P kv' In oar hall and in auf ireets: ii A 'rely gill!!-u'itb P017 ffl? afldvllefflfy. s5ld07'kJZ'Mei Bob' 0y'y like 10 lion: 1,13 Ie, ,gd d N. Honegtgy, gms, u'e'll :really N K our 'ca ss aan e pus! ou.' I 5 V, r ral s etbal , 3. 'flf0!?lU JJNMTQ Honor Soeigtv 5, X45 4' ' r 31 ior Ball fGagasho:inf Staff 43 ati L Latin! Club 1, 2, 55 43 Girls 3 ' e am n 4. onortvociet' 3. ' Leacillris Glec Cjub 1, 'Zu-.32 43 junior i lub 2. fr, 41 girls Sports il 2, Tovyl Nieetin ,ig Girls Sports ' , 41 Plaiday :Vat Lani Qluh 1, , 5, 4: Jun r Prom Comm. I ,'2, 3, 1 Gir xGlee ub 43 43 Senior Ball omrn. 4: Caga- 1 I nior Ball 41 junior rom 3: shoan Typist 4:L Ambassador J 1 agarine Campaign Kg Staff 5: Music Festival 1, 2, J Ango' It . 3, 4. . sl - SENIORS 1954 SALLY HOPKINS Hows A sparkling smile. and 11 rbeery Hell0. Are :bc reasons uw like ber so. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 5, 4: Girl's Cilee Club 1, 2, 3, 41 Cvirl's Sports l, 2, 5, 41 Leaders' Club 2, 5, 43 All-State 4: Gagashoan Staff 43 Ambassador Staff 43 junior Prom Comm. 31 Senior Ball Comm. 4. D 1 T,x,sNoRr1Ai1mxab'?T ,. iv'LI'll P' kAIJ a wily Y- ajjxv' o ff, 'x ' 'X I bll, 'i, in 'fBv'l' 1 Xe' 1aSa3inAl!1CampglQn I4 imFii4rni- all'-I. wx' .l,, f' ' Q j fr! g 'xxx A ,4 1,r-S V, lx . 5X if C f 3 ' 10 4 I A m V r,i ' I. DANIEL HITE C Dan A boy u'lJo's really lots of fun: He is a pal to everyone. Stage Crew 3, 49 Magazine Campaign 45 Intramural Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4g Photography Club 2, 5: Junior Prom 3g Senior Ball 4. A ' fzfbjotif n'1, 'H , XNT 4 2 . f ANN N -f' lint ' F -WILBUR HOYT E ur Q N .. Q 4' ., H Will ., .I K C. J. 2 V X et lomorrou' fke fare of a m , fro lomorrouf' Y W 1 eg Football lg ntramural Basket- , JJ' ffmlf J' all be ball 1. 2, 3,15B0wling Z, 5, 4 len '. I, , ,.. er , mxWk Q3 -Q. Pro 4- Co F pai i , - aper Ball ' n DONALD KIER KITCHEN f V - ' ' LAWRENCE KOTOWICZ ANTHONY LAFAY Don f ICitch !', 6 ! Kato Tony Don is the sort of guy: Here is a hqjpvhol likes gg V, '7 judging the future by the past,' We have mentioned the name,- To whom we hate tg say .plan an his Mile 50,-nf A very promising rareer for Need we say more. ,-800dbJ'-U For had musir in hissoul I-aff? we f0 fa-If-U Latin Club 2, 3, 45 French Club hisras ursirlbnslrtball 1, 2, 5, ff' 1172 day ffm! he 1045 Editor-in-Chief of Gagashoan 45 45 Student Council 35 Jr. Town 48- ful-Q0 rom Commhzt nigt., I bona R National Honor Society 3, 45 Meeting 45 Stage Manager 45 , '- om guilmigazike Qgam-sf U Band 1, 2, 5, 4: Mixed Chorus I 'french Club 2, 3, 45 Bowling Stage Crew 3, 45 jr. Red Cross p , Pa Ar Drive 4, 1, 2, 3, 45 Dance Band 5, 4, P if 3, 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Rep., Head gr. Baseball 2. Q . , Mya ,, . Drill Band 1, 2, 3, 4, All-State Smlorl Ball: Iunlor Prom: .t g, A,,,,,,, 'K NJN ,ff f'4i'lN' 31 Choralaires 1, 2, 3: Intra' I T M3gazHle'CamP3lSU 4- r' ' H' 3 j ! murals 1, 2, 3: Magazine Cam- J. , 1 7 ,g 1 ,fl , .ff -' , 1 paign 45 Music. Festivals 1, 2. . ' .J'.l' LF l I fy f-ff.. ,f Lf '-I 4' ff X. 3, 4: Band FMS 1. 2, 14- ffm fm sfftfzt-ft p 222, etsrffft ff774 - 'ffzalf ,,,f..?Ka--Z 1, I rg 1, ' i 9 ,F ii I I I if ' ' I f. if I I -'1 ! 1. ,IJ PAT LAFICA BETTE LANE 1 ,V 4. I J6I-IN LAUSIN DONALD MCQUAY Pat Bette t ' V , ,V 1' Blazzer Duck Our rlass president, quite 4 A joy to knowg ' I you want a friend, to see Owe k7101lf'fl never f0fg0!lft1- guyv' Never lets anything pass him by!! Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Class President 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 45 Senior Ball Committeeg Mag- azine Campaign 45 Band Presi- dent 4. She has no foe. J. Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed . , I Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Choralaires'i,' 2, 35 Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 45X Ambassador Staff 4: Assistant Editorg Dance Band 2, 3, 45 All-State. l lfgioff 'jfewf lohnr If ely the one for you. Basket ll 1, Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Ma azine Campaign5 junior Prom Committee 35 Senior Ball Committee 45 Intramural Bas- ketball 2, 3, 45 Intramural Base- ball 2, 33 Student Association 3. Baseball 1, 2, 43 Football Mana- ger 35 J. V. Football 1, 2, 35 Intramural Basketball 1, 25 Sectional Golf 45 Mixed Chorus 15 Senior Ball Committee 45 Magazine Campaign 4. t a H- LAWRENCE MARR Marsy He smiles with the intent to do misrhieff' junior Prom Committee: Senior Ball: Magazine Campaign: In- tramural Basketball 1, Z, ity:- Intramural Bas al 1, Z. ' if X Nw ts 21- rf.. ish qi . SARA MAYBE E Sara She was tall and sbe was fairy A5 hm' a girl as ar1yu'iJere. Library Club 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Baseball 1, 2, 3: Maga- zine Campaign 4: Girl's Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Gagashoan Staff 4: Music Festival 3: Senior Ball Committee 4. T' PHYLLIS MORREALE Phil Your f07'flHIt' :ball be izrigbt and gay, For many a long and happy tidy. Mixed Chorus 2, 5, 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: National Honor Sotiety 2, 3: jr. Red Cross 3, 4: junior Prom Committee 3: Gagashoan Staff 4: Ambassador W PETER OOSTERLING Pete A friwrd to all, one really neat: A smooth trombone with plenty of beat. Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Band 1, 2, H, 4: All-State I, 2, 3, 4: Am- bassador News Editor 4: Choral- aires 3: Dante Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 2, 3, 4: Magazine Campaign 4: Projectionist 4. A ,CSA Staff 3, 4: junior Class Treasu- SV Sf' rer 3: Senior Ball Committee 4: Glee Club Secretary 2: Maga- . , N zine Campaign 4: Library Club X ,- vm v X U. , T ' V-iq' . N 0 3 X 1 ' I 9 S 4 X W X C i 1 A I K' ft 3 X x X 1 . - i T 1. 1 NANCY ORMSBEE ROBERT PELLETIER ANTIONETTE PERRONE Llh ' li EKGENIA 'PLATINO Nan Pellet Dolly 4- jean Q -'li A voice as sweet as a zesper The answer to a maiderfs She smiles on everyone just jean is a girl lLv90'.Jl51E1-'67 bfllfi belly prayer. for fun. .h Being with ber makes you Nan UNUW 14490 '5 lfkfd WU' Football 2: junior Prom Comm. junior Prom Committee 3: 'i V ' IMPIU' '00- Q T 1 b well- 3: Magazine Campaign 4: Sen- Girl's Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: 1.Sophomofre, Hopi 'Co,mmittee: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 4: Girl's Glee Club 1: French Club 2, 3, 4: jr. Red Cross 1: Choralaires 1, 2: Magazine Campaign 4: Music Festival 1, 2, 4: Senior Ball Committee 4: Sophomore Hop 2: Girl's Sports 1, 2, 4. ior Ball Comm. 4: Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Intra- mural Baseball 1, Z, 3: Christ- mas Assembly 2, 4. Library Club 2, 3: Magazine Campaign 4: Playday 1, 2, 3: Leaders Club 4: Girl's Sports 1, 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader j. V. 1, Varsity 2, 3, 4: Head Cheer- leader 4: Senior Ball Commit- tee 4. unior Prom Committee' Senior j . X Ball Committee: Tennis Tourna- ment 3: Girl's Sports 1, 2, 5, 4: Girl's Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 42 Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4: Am- bassador Staff 4: Gagashoan Staff 4. ve Dill diff' ' v' L-A .Af 1 1' I My . RX ,.11RANcIs POSKIIPA DOMINIC QUINZI .SQRY RASCHIATOREJ-tefjia K X A X E- ,Fra114 ' f Dom 'XR 29' App e F' V f'1's easir to felt qhpuldefs He played for the sport of il sf We h ot by hi t, As eer las ' likcdlaoxe dere eau 110561 and not for t ' prize. QA 141 iu 9 19 15 innff Gagas IR ' put into football clot e.6. f Footbal 1 , 5, , aseball 1, f ligbgjfj-'J I C1 1 FooXball 1, 2, 3, 43 Ba all 1, ' L 2, , . ra lg Ba tball I mural Basketbw, 3, 43 ' , S 43 2, 3, 12 'Bowling 1, 235, 4 1, 3, .1 io ' in , 3, 45 if asebnll 2 , g Harvard BPQH Prom e ms ,Iuniqr rom Committeegysenior -I or 'B .- Co be ' 3 Senior A g junior Prom NC m W- Balgxfffcmmmittecg Intramural Bas- 9 a m. ,' , ra. S ftball ,Q enior Ball Comm.-Agkglw 4' s K , ket all 1, 2, 3, 45 Magazine 1, 5-Y ' e all , in 1, 2, 3, 4: Flag Guardian 1 ,cf NCS 'EL Campaign 4, ff , Cam 1 3. . ' 3: National Honor Society 3, rx g-- , Bk 1 I' ' 4 4g Sophomore Hop Comm. 2g ' ' t , xx - 'f Intra. Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 43:'C'f QSQ 1 1 ,f 1 , M Magazine Campaign 4, French FT' Y I - -Q1 X on if ,j W Club 2, 3, 4. :X - -.xc S- ,Ci JV. A J '. v A! xl, Q x '1 kr T v ' J , ' ff t lifzixd . X X -ill' 1' f 1 N ,- , hx , , f' i I rv FLL, , f J 'C tw ef lJFL UCCO SYLVIA ROSA SHIRLEY RUSSELL CHRISTINE RUSSO 1 Dee, Syl Shir1ey Chris . She excells all other women lVe like her smiley ber shiny A true friend ix forever a Athletic good nalured and in Ibex glory 'of ber loelfxf' hair: friend. friendly is .fbeg t Girl's olee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Hff ffyr mdnnff ffff from stage crew 2, 3, 41 oifrs Sports Ffom fefff and wvfffffmr Cirl's S orts 1 2 3 4 unior mf? 1 - P - , , ., : J Prom Committee 3: Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4: Red Cross 2, Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 41 Senior Ball Committee 4: Sophomore Hop Committee 2: Magazine Cam- paign 4. Girl's Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Am- bassador Staff 35 Girl's Sports 1, 2, 3, 4: Bowling 23 Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Magazine Cam- paign 4g junior Prom Com- mittee 33 Senior Ball Com- mittee 4. 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4g All-State Band 3, 4. Chris ever be free. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Stage Crew 2, 3, 4, Girl's Sports 1, 2, 3, 43 Playday 1, 2, 3, 43 junior Prom Committeeg Lead- ers Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 43 Gagashoan Staff 4, Senior Ball Committee. QQ! Ae lj! ROBERT SMALLRIDGE Bob There is one thing in srhool Bah likes quite well, That is the sound of the dis- missal bell. Track 2: Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Band l, 2: Magazine Campaign 4: junior Prom Com- mittee 3: Senior Ball Commit- tee 4g Intramural Baseball 1, 2. 1 'l If Si, r l jo ANN SANTV L ll ,ll SANTILLO KATHERINE SHARP JoAnn V I, llfl X f Sam Kate A thing of beauty 1 a joy I A playful wiserrafk, A sparkle in her eye and one forever. E jest or pun, ran do no harm on her finger. Girl's Sports 1, 2, 3, 4:l 'rI', I0 'mJ'0 f'H Girl's Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Mix K- junior Varsity Football 1, 2: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Intramural Chorus 1, 2, 3, 41 Senior Ballfl ,Baseball 1 2,,3, 4: Photography Basketball 1, 2: Library Club 4. Committee: junior Prom Com- l 'fbddazine Campaign: Pa- mittee: Playday 2, 3: Musi K Drive: junior Prom Com- Festival 1, 2, 3, 4: Bowling 2, mittee: Senior Ball Committee: I 3: Modern Dancing: Magazine Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, Campaign: Library Club 4. 4: Volleyball 3, 4. P , . , , A 9 F 5 A ' ' l l - , X I f l I . r L 1 X x l i J Plgdffw , lla sf' if f if V l f BRUCE SMITH MARY SORGE RICHARD STENGLEIN Tex Mary Dick My only books were ulomen's In earh cheek a pretty dimple Oh this learningf what a thing looks, appears. it is. And fl1ff0llif5 they all faugbf Girl's Glee Club l, 2, 5, 4: Intramural Baseball 1, 2, Intra- me. Music Festival 1, 3, 4: Girl's mural Basketball 1, 2, 5, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Co-Captain 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Baseball 1, 2, 3: junior Prom Committee: Senior Ball Committee: Maga- zine Campaign: Intramural Bas- ketball 4. Sports 1, 2, 3, 4: Bowling 2, Red Cross 1, 2, 3: President 5: junior Prom Comm. 39 Senior Ball Comm. 4: Class Song Comm. 2, 3. Track 2, 3: junior Prom Comm. 5: Senior Ball Comm. 4: Paper Drive 4: Magazine Campaign 4. BERNARD STRUBLE Bernie Bernie is the type of 3 We all desire as a friend. Paper Drive 4: Magazine paign 4. lg, WI ffl .2 DAVID TAL ADG S X ,, I I, ALICE TANDO j Y ANN TAVERRITE Far ' 1, V00 , X Aliqe Mary Ann jerry Time is th stream, V ' ere there's smoke tl2erc's 'FVlf'1dlJf, fhWflul,'1FVFf Mu H VW! SP I0 kff I go g in, I J ,f A friend for me and a frien here ev u g Imramur KV Jvere there's fun there's for J'0u. U, Ba ll , 2, Q Football 4, Intra Lal, 31 5 ga. Alzeef' Girl's Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 , 3, 3 nior Prom om- line Ca paign 441: 'k 2, rack ,f ' 'c Eestival 1, 2, 3, 4g Girl'5 junior Prom Committee 3: i l's ittee ball 1 ' ra- Manalw bg S9p Cothm. I Sim?tf'1f'2, 3, 43 Play Day 1, Sports 1, 2, 3, 43 Ma zi Coac 3: zine am- 2p ,L Vllrom omm. 3, 2, 3, 45 Girl's Glee Club 1, 2, Campaign 4, Senior Ball om- paign 4. Senior ,all o . 5 Volley-7 , 3, 43 Magazine Campaign 4, mittee 4: Sophomore H 5: ball 3. I, ,7fL4 junior Prom Committee 35 Play Day' 1, 2, 5, 43 Honor ' Z Lf S X . ' Sophomore Hop Committee 2, Basketball Team 2: Bowling 2. affirm! fi ,lf-ff ,J , I ,v wa Q D ffl fl ' ' WL' ffl' ,L - I ,DLL ,VV J Irs ' r! lf' X , Lf' I ' at ,nf , 'A fl li L ,WS ' rla!l31QoT'1g3g-voGi13R' Mg , , GAIL WARDNER LAWRENCE WEISE ROBERT WEST il 0125- 1 ff J Gail Larry Bob A It's nigh to Qfaftiiral, 'fwf' Gail is short, sweet, and hard Athlete, leader, lover too,' Good looking, friendly, musi- When Ma' e naturally nik. to beat. Is there anything this guy ean't :ian true, Mixed Oho 5 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Band 7, 8, 1, 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 45 Varsity Cheerleader 3, 45 Head Cheer- leader 45 Co-Editor Gagashoan: Girl's Sports 1, 2, 3, 4g Leaders Club 3, 4, All State 3. Photography Club 31 Magazine Campaign 4. do? Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Magazine Campaign 4, jr. Class President 39 Sr. Ball 4, jr. Prom 3, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 2, 5, 43 National Honor Society 5, 43 Vice-President Stu- dent Association 4. Atheery guy who is never - blue. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 43 Choralaires 2, 5, Tennis 2, 3, 4, All-State l,'2, 3, 4, Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 1, 2, 5, 4. 'hx 1' ROBERT WINEBRENNER Bob Editor, singer, musician and lriendy One upon whom you can al- ways depend. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Choralaires 2, 3g Latin Club 2, 3, 4g Ambassador Editor 4g French Club 3, 49 Business Mgr. Gagashoan 45 junior Town Meeting 35 junior Prom Committee, Senior Ball Committeeg All-State l, 2, 3, 4, Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, Min- strel Show 1, 2, 3g Magazine Campaign 4, Drill Band 2, 3, 4. LOUIS ZITO 1 lzebn The love of sport is his. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, .Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 2, 3, 4, junior Promg Senior Ball, Mag- azine Campaign 4g Sophomore Hop 2. NANCY WINNEY UNM.. People like her because she has a gentle smile And a kindly word to say. Girl's Glee Clubll, 2, 5, 4, Gagashoan Staff 4, Photography Club 3, Magazine Campaign 4, Soccer lg Sophomore Hop Com- mittee 2g Senior Ball Com- mittee 4. MICHAEL YACONO Little Caesar I came, I saw, I conquered. Basketball Manager 1, 2, 5, 4, Football Manager 1, 2, 3, 4, junior Prom Committee 33 Sen- ior Ball Committee 4, Maga- zine Campaign 4g Sophomore Hop Committee 2, Intramural Basketball. Ve V4 V-Zia-'Z , L I,-,L f P 'wi f if' 1. 'AMF H . X ae' 'J . 1 ' , - it-' 01, 7 IJ ,f ,A ,I M wa-fe' . . i 1 Q, ' C y1,7,l. ARLENE ZANCHE nAr1yn Though she's been with us only a year,- We're awfully glad she grad- uates here. Honeoye Falls Girl's Sports 1, 2, 53 Honeoye Falls junior Prom Committeeg Honeoye Falls Sophomore Hopg Honeoye Falls Basketball Play Day 35 Honeoye Falls Soccer Play Day 3: Maga- zine Campaign 4. If SE IURS 954 iff Why 4 if -ff ,, A JI. The time is dravsin near when vue the class of 1954 will leave our Alma Mater These ' g Q ' , , - sprawling buildings that have been a greater part of our lives hold numerous memories which we shall cherish forever. We realize that we owe a debt of gratitude to the people, our parents and teachers, who made these years possible. We gladly acknowledge this debt, fully aware that actual re- payment is a feat impossible of accomplishment. We give thanks to the many moms and dads who have tried to help us fulfill our high ideals and aims for the future. Our parents have patiently shared all of our trials and achieve- ments with us. When we became restless and uneasy and a job seemed like an easy way out, it was Mom's and Dad's reassuring words and encouragement that made us continue. They have also shared our moments of glory with us whether they be scholastic, athletic, musical, iromantic, or trivial. To them we can only say, Thanks Mom and Dad, for all you have done or us. Also, to our teachers, who have, like our own parents, stuck by us through thick and thin, we want to say thanks for the many things you have done for us collectively and individually. We shall never forget your helpful friendly, manner and wise words that promoted such amicable relationships between the student body and the faculty, or how you have tried to pre- pare us for life, college, and our jobs. To us, you will always be our special friends and teachers. We shall never forget you and all you have done for us. GRACE FLORIN M SENIGR EMO IS LQ 2 E7 X 4 ff Q i SWQKQ, X 'Q L L ' LII f kia 1 ,I K v 1 X, Q-.nv i t ff xx Ycvxxaz I...- 3 W6 UNDER THE TENT - I g D X M rf! j NO TICKET .M Ah X .Aww M-ini' N A WNW, M- :Qs dhriamf ' I ' .'-1, CHILDH 045. in K 9 MEMORIES OUGH THE GATE if ir CALEINDAR September 2 School begms Stone vsalls do not a prlson make nor 1ron bars a cage Magazme Campa1gn began Let s start the year off vuth a rmg and a knock Magazme Campaxgn ended Fxrst step of our journey completed made S1 320 October Tovsn Meetmg of the Arr 5 4 S21 You re on the Hlfl Assembly Negro YOCHIISI Without a song the day would nexer end Columbus Day recess Thanks for your ttme Chr1s Mr ohnson grovss a Goatee Lost one razor' Semor Paper Drne Scourmg the town made Q75 00 State Teachers Conference Teachers go to school fLearn anyth1ng7j 2628 R C 8 E Tour We got a charge out of that one Noy ember Armxsttce Day Assembly Lest XY'e Forget E R Farrport football game See ya next year Llttle Brown g Natlonal Honor Soclety Assembly Oh dear' Lampllghters Ball sponsored by the Sentors All that gllttered was not gold Speclal Assembly world traveler Ive got the world on a strxng 26 27 Thanksgnvmg Day Recess The turkey wasnt the only thmg that was stuffed December 4 Concert ERHS Musical Clubs Mr Mtllers debut 18 Christmas Assembly Prelude to a vacatlon 9 Chrxstmas Recess A perxod of htbernatton anuary Puppet Assembly No strmgs attached Basketball E R at Faxrport How are you fixed for leaks? 57 56 score Oratortcal Contest A txme to keep silent and a tame to speak Mr ohnson shaves off hns Goatee 22 28 Exammattons There s nothmg to fear but fear 1tself Oh Yea? 7 7 Second Semester begms 76 days to N Y C February Basketball Brnghton at E R We d1d xt before and we dtd II agam Q57 50j Hepworth Assembly Dncken s xmmortal char acters Mr Scrooge walks agam Semor Paper Drtve Oh my achmg back QMade 5114 24j IOR YEAR l953 l954 at A' March Aprxl 16 19 May une 17 24 Washmgton s Birthday Out on Parole Basketball Farrport at E R We re on our way' Q66 561 Scott Assembly Alaska bound' In a ltttle red canoe Monroe County Champs- No breeze a hard squeeze fWebster Game S5 461 Natxonal Honor Soclety And the angel lrt the candle Cole Circus- Here comes the Clrcus Basketball Quarter Fmals Waterloo met thelr Waterloo 143 33, Basketball Semx F1nals Wellsvllle and E R All s well that ends well Q45 33, Basketball F1nals Lyons and E R A wonder ful team goes down xn defeat fLost 43 451 Basketball Awards Assembly A wonderful team gxven wonderful pranse Mmstrel Show and Semor Fun Nxght Mxster can you spare a d1me7 School Play Seventeenth Summer Easter Recess- The Easter bunny won t find us th1s year Sen1or New York Trxp- Frrday Apr1l 16th Tlme 7 28 Place tram statton at 7 29 Tram Sntff' Snxff' 7 35 All aboard dum da dum dum Senxors Return Home Dum m m da a a dum m m dunym m School Re opens The Last Performance Career Day Doctor Lawyer Merchant Ch1ef7 Chest X ray Gulp' Lost and Found Dept Freshman Dance At last we can have our dance Gagashoan cover arrived for our approval Thanks Chris Russo for the destgn It s ternfic' Coronatton Royalty Relgnsl Instrumental Festival We can make beautiful mustc together Sprmg Concert What IS so rare as a song ln the a1r7 Memortal Day Recess- I have nothtng to gnve but blood sweat and tears Moving Up Day Well build a stairway to paradnse Awards Assembly The bng payoff Examinations- How come I only got 65 I knew all the answers? 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P0 fl Name Allen Lewis Angeline Amrdro Ballone Elizabeth Baronas Walter Beauchamp Bernadette Best Lucille Blair Dorothy Blair Fay Ann Burlingame lm Carll Carol Courtney LuAnn Cramer Billy DAgost1no oe DeBerard1n1s Eleanor DeMare Pat DeVeron1ca Rose Dezio Fred D1P1etro David DIPICIIO Frank Draper Bill Duval Mary Frliacr Pat Fmmty Lillian Fitzsnmmons Dick Florin Grace Francisco 1m Gill Don Glanton Pat Gueh Peter Hanchowsky Paul Hanselman Floyd Harris Robert Hauser Faith Helfer Lois Hxte Dan Hopkins Sally Hoyt Norman Hoyt Wilbur ulren Chuck K1er Don Kitchen Dennis Kotowlcz Larry Future Orrupatzon Pilot ln Air Force Mechanic Office Work Engineer Office Work Private Secretary Beautrclan Business Machinist Industrial and Comm Photographer Brockport Teacher College College R B I College State Teacher s College Teacher Fashion Designer Teacher Teacher College Engineer Secretary Medical Secretary Private Secretary U C L A Brockport College Fredonia College S M U Nurse C P A College Work Work Cornell College Secretary Electrical Engineer Office Work Work Factory Work Business School Gleason s Fredonia College Doctor TICKET OR P Probable Occupation Ice Truck Driver Movle Star fDead End Kxdj Woman udge In Research Dept of Wheatles Co Hot Rod Driver Mr ohnson s Secretary Brrcklayer Raising Chickens Takmg Cheesecake Pictures Pedratrlclan President of U S Ambassador to apan Vagabond Lover Av1atr1x Automatic Thermometer Raiser Rosle the Riveter Owner of a Harem azz Player in Glass Bar Blgamlst Politician Owner of Star Market Owner of Barduccl Cowgirl Professional Hula Dancer Glrls Prof Hockey Coach Gardener Midget Car Racer Nurse s Aid Star P1tcher on the Yanks Bottle Washer Editor of Look Magazine President of Rod 8: Gun Club Salome Professional Singer Conductor of a Space Ship Cheerleader Peanut Vendor Waiter Chauffeur All Amerrcan Football Player Coal Shoveler Insurance Collector is WHO'S W i' 'A' 'A' nk nk 'k i' 'A' 'A' i' it ir 'A' 'A' 29 is is if is if is ix ir if if ir if ir is ASS , ' J , ' ' . 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J . . , 1. , J ' i ' ADDED ATTRACTIONS WHO S Name LaFay Tony LaF1ca Pat Lane Bette Lausxn ohn Marr Larry Maybe Sara McQuay Don Morreale Phyllxs Oosterlmg Peter Ormsbee Nancy Pelletler Bob Perrone Dolly Platmo ean Potempa Fran umzn Dom1n1c Raschlatore Gary Rlzzo Theresa Rosa Sylvra Russell Shlrley Russo Chrls Santnllo oAnn Sannllo Sam Sharp Kay Smallrrdge Bob Smlth Bruce Sor e Mary Stenglem Drck Struble Bernard Tando Alxce Talmadge Dave Taverrlte Mary Ann Vrenne erry Vogler Dorothy Wfardner Gall Welse Larry West Bob Wlnebrenner Bob Wmney Nancy Yacona Mike Zanche Arlene Zito Lou1s WO: Future Occupation Flectrlcal Fngmeer College Teachers College Wfork College Office Work College Prnate Secretary Musxc Teacher Stenographer R I T Beautxcxan Syracuse College Nay y Engmeer Umverslty of Mxaml Secretary Medlcal Secretary Theatrical College Emerson Theatrlcal College College R B I Factory Work Busmess School Brockport College Nurse Contractor or Sheriff Mechanlcal Engrneer College Carshops Housewlfe Salesman College Ollice Work College Fredoma College Dentnst Comptometer College Hospital Dletlcnan College Probable Occupatzon Lifeguard at Mendon Ponds Can Label Llcker Scrubwoman at Dog s Kennel Barker at a Slde Show Taxi Cab Driver Successor to Lxly Pons Spanish Teacher Pencll Sharpener Dressing Corpses Lady txght rope walker Dltch Dxgger Model for Before and After Shopllfter Electrocutloner at Smg Sxng Mlllmer Successor to W1ll1e Mascom Llon Cub Tramer Dlsc ockey Professnonal Ice Skater Lady Wrestler Roller Derby Glrl Barker at a Clrcus Army Wife Usher at the Embassy Nurse s And Dnshwasher In the General Hospltal Frreman Ernstem II Dnshwasher at Chophouse Tractor Drrver Mother of Twlns Symphony Conductor Model for Poster Ads Baby sntter Professlonal Roller Skater Dogcatcher Traveling Salesman Theatre Usherette Zoo Keeper Paper Collector Taking Rochester s place on ack Benny s show 'k 'A' 'Ir ir ak ir ir 'A' 'A' ir 'A' 'A' 'A' 'A' 'k 'A' 'A' 'A' 'k i' ek 'k 'A' 'k 'k 'k i' . , J . . , J Y . Q v 1, n n s 1' s Rocco, Delores Secretary Lady Bus Driver , Y . . V . J . , J .A . g , . . - . , J J ' - ' , H 30 if i' if -k ir THE BIG PARADE it if .J 1- LX S' il! f ,. N ,Af , Y, fl QUEEN L VOGLER, KING WEISE 'A' 'k i' 'A' it i' 'A' Bdfk Raw. Dlpie . - tro, Z' ' lgiijifi Xlrgiguayk Fran:7i:oZ,:en3:mbaQl?:3eV93lef, Kiflg Weise, Morrealet 8, mbrogio, Carney 'K .b fflff. Perrone, Dena ' m bs' Laffy, Courtney, 1 , c film Archbishop Master of Ceremonies FLOYD HANSELMAN CHARLES JULIEN A memorable night for all circus performers was the Corona- tion Ceremony of May 7. A fanfare heralded the arrival of the royal party. As the organ played the processional, the royal party entered and mounted the stage which was transformed into a garden scene. Chosen by the student body, King Lawrence Weise and Queen Dorothy Vogler were accompanied by five attendants to the King and five ladies in waiting to the Queen. The archbishop Floyd Hanselman crowned the royal couple. The narrator was Charles Julien. The royal party was entertained by Paul Cimicati and Eunice Sweeney, Tom Hydrick, Sally Hopkins and Bob Winebrenner, Elaine Phetaplace, Nancy Greeley. Peter Oosterling, and jean if CORONATION 31 George. 'A' 'k 'A' 'A' i' L. Kotowicz, J. Burlingame, A. LaFay. 'A' - 'lr i' 'A' 'A' 'A' 'A' The five division pages in the Gaga- shoan have been accomplished through a process, known as silk screening. This has meant untold hours of work by the Gagashoan sta6. Silk screening is probably one of the most popular mediums of a vertising and poster work known today. The drawings of the division pages were made by Sally Hopkins, then' the stencil was cut and aliixed to largehsilk screens. The actual process of squeeging the paint through the silk and onto 'the colored pages was done by Larry Koto- wicz and James Burlingame. As the finished products came off the screen they were handled by Chris Russo, Jean Platino, Pat Filiaci, Elizabeth Ballone, Nancy Win- ney, Lillian Finnity, Theresa Rizzo, Bob Winebrenner, Pat DeMare, and Tony LaFay. . The above people reported for at least two hours after school and arranged the sheets on tables, on the floor, and on the l cabinets to dry. Each individual page was run through the screen twice t ereby handling 6500 completed division pages. N PRIZES AND AWARDS East Rochester Teachers Association prizes: Attendance, responsibility, general attitude, consistent effort - Jeanette Maiorani, Barry Tuttle. ' Harriet Babcock Memorial Prize for excellence in En lish, by East Rochester Study Club - Mary Ann Nicogemi. Delphian Study Club American History Prize - Gary Conners. Louis E. Bird Memorial Latin Prize, for excellence in Latin study - Gary Conners. The Burton J. Fryatt Memorial Prize to the Senior Boy, who has maintained high scholarship, and displayed commendable persistence and application in business subjects - Paul Cimicata. The Burton Fryatt Memorial Prize to the Senior Girl, who has maintained high scholarship, and displayed commendable persistence and application in business subjects - Diane Anthony. Mark Byron Furman Prizes: to the boy and girl of the graduating class who have excelled in character and ideals, scholarship and leadership - Nancy Shairer, Carmen Scarpino. National Honor Society Recognition Award, for advance- ment as a student - John Cannan. American Legion Auxiliary .of Jules Verne Fish Post Citizenship Prize - James Allen. V. F. W. Award: for outstanding service rendered to school, Pin and Certificate of Merit - Elizabeth Bur- ton, and for outstanding service rendered to the school a Lapel Button and Certificate of Merit - James Naccarella. St. Nicola Society of East Rochester Prize for excellence in Art - Rose Marie Bayko. St. Nicola Society of East Rochester Award to the student of the graduating class who has done the most outstanding work in instrumental music-Carmen Scarpino. - Library Prize to a Senior for rendering service to the school Pmzss AND AwAn-ns ft ff. .ja .- W sz A. by working in the library. Given by the librarian, Melvin Johnson - Yvette Dench. Bausch and Lomb Honorary Science Award: to the mem- ber of the graduating class who has shown greatest progress in three years of science studies-John Wojick. Readers Digest Honorary subscription award to the Vale- dictorian - Gary Connors. Honor Books, given by the Board of Education for perfect attendance in the school year 1951-523 not tardy - Josephine Di Salvo, Carol Puccia. Prizes given by Carl M. Steubing for faithful participation and superior work in vocal music - Beverly Nohe, Garg- Conners. Parent- eacher Association prize to the member of the Senior Class who through scholarship, citizenship, leadership and general, all-round endeavor has con- tributed most to E. R. H. S. -- James Naccarella. Lion's Club Prize to the best friend and classmate - boy and girl - Jeanne Corea, Vincent Cilento. Mathematics Prize for the highest four year average - John Wojick. L. C. Percy Award for excellence in Journalism - Rosalyn Della Pietra. State Scholarship - Gary Conners. St. Lawrence University Scholarship - Gary Conners. University of Rochester Scholarship-James Naccarella, John Wojick. Syracuse Scholarship - Arthur Ritchie. Carnegie Institute of Technology Scholarship - Barry Tuttle. Nazareth College Scholarship - Mary Ann Nicodemi. Student Association Trophy Awards - Diane Anthony, Elizabeth Burton, Gary Conners, Rosalyn Della Pietra, Martha Harris, Jeanette Maiorani, Mary Ann Nicodemi, Carol Puccia, Carmen Scarpino, Ann Marie Scumaci, Nancy Van Scott. Leadership Scholarship given. by BuEalo University - A ' Carmen Scarpino.' ' 1 jk. tl. -k 'k-fir V-Ap fx ' xF C o o CGMING ATTRACTIGNS I. v s QA A . 1' IX H 3 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS . 1 TIGHT ROPE WALK President-Dick Prince, Vire-President-Steve Royka, Secre- tary-Anna Calabrese, Treasurer-joan Cilento, Advisor- Miss Fritz. MISS WILSON'S HOMEROOM-Bark Row: Di- Berardinis, Prince, Kitchen, Wheeler, Beltran, Elsbree. Middle Row: Trovato, Galante, Young, Turner, Gill, Carter, Oderkirk, Bach, DePhillip, Hamilton. First Row: Corea, Pavoni, Martello, Sleeman, Soudan, Saltrelli, Schillaci, Casaccia, Stuckas, I.aFica, Suit, Lane. JUNIOR CLASS In the third ring, we find the jolly Juniors, only one ring away from the center. Their many activities to help finance their trip to New York City included: the famous Pizza Baked Food Sales , the sale of stationery, the junior Prom, and a Back to School Dance. Another memorable event was the arrival of the class rings just before the Christmas holida s. Canaan, Midij Under the watchful, guidance of Miss Yo Meyers, offman Mon ani, Pad l v X , H Qglhilm Gallelli, Qgcobmofa, icogajf, simon, Fritz, the junior Class has accomplished many successful projects. M Back Rowbevito. Diiii 3 Rice, Blau' rRn'Z'5 HClM'ffOflif1e1 viiiiifii, Penis' Sami 0 ' en riS, ' 1 Cx if Har Row: PetiiiiimFr0'1l Roliiato, ESWY' Rged, Ku Bauer, TemPe Marolziv MISS BOURNE'S HOMEROOM-Firxl Row: Royka, Turner, Palmer, Luttrell, Buechel, Belaskas, Gilhart, Whitenight, Conrad, Gifford. Second Row: Kier, Fioravanti, Scata, Lenzi, Smith, Seidel, Piersielak, Czech, Andrews, Schelski, Foote, DeVito. Third Row: MacGregor, Longcoy, Greeley, O'Brien, Calabrese, Kubeck, Merwin, Storto, Dorazio, Rizzo, Della Pietra, Hotchkiss. 059'- -k JUNIORS 1 fjfxffxffffr '33 IN THE SECOND RING if SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Mrs. Barrett, Advisor: Smith, Treasurerf MRS. SPRAGUFS HOMEROOM-Bark Row: Bastian, Obrien, K- 5 .W lk p -d .B , Sibrall, Taverrite, Basciani, Morreale, Gross, Adams, Sortino. Front berfgfalzfifeiaiiiizitnti e ey' ren em' ar Rauu' Allen, Longyear, York, Dench, George, Childs, Fowler, Rivet, Kreger, Hoffman. SOPHOMORE CLASS In the second ring stand the gay young Sophomores with only two years of their work and play of school life remaining. Quality and quantity are two notable factors that have helped this class progress. The primary project that will help finance their ex- cursion to New York City was a highly profitable Sopho- more square dance. Another successful venture was the sale of Christmas Cards and wrapping paper. With Mrs. Barrett as class advisor, this class is well on its way toward becoming a topnotch group. MISS MAXON'S HOMEROOM-Back Row: Alvut, Sirianno, Mc Phee, Essom, Lausin, McMillan, Russell, D. Lane, Salmon, Cooney Odorisi. Middle Row: Fulton, Peets, VanScott, Shelhammer, Swike hardt, Zalus, Powers, Venette, French, Front Row: Barbero, Baker, Ambrogio, Kier, Fuller, Nevin, Ransco, Capponi, Crandall, Julien Steely, Burton. l 9 U' I Q MR. BAROODY'S HOMEROOM-Barb Row: Hurlbert, Luckett, Reid, Spollis, Teeter, Ihrman, Stearns, Root, Embrey, Seidel, Young, Brown. Middle Row: Thurston, DiBerardinis, Lucia, Scumaci, Bot- ticilli, Cimicata, Allen, Fuller, Turner, Lane. Front Row: Arianna, Persichitti, Arillotta, Aloisio, Palermo, Clow, Harris, O'Dell, Kristan, Filitti, Gilbert, Oderkirk. MRS. BARRETTS HOMEROOM-Back Row: Cherrington, Panarites Alvut, Gardner, Fitzsimmons, Waud. Middle Roux' Santucci, Man- cuso, Schojan, Barbero, Tando, Soles, Malley, Barden, Talmadge Welkleyf, Smith. Front Row: Kotowicz, Pavoni, Aquini, Nicodemi Nevin, Chapin, Corson, Krathwohl, Hopkins, Czeck, LoCastro Ledermann, Hull. E.. ggi: SOPHOMORES 5'5 if 1 1 w at if as if if if -If if '37,-.' lx THIRD R FRESHMEN OFFICERS Cilento, Prerideni: Miss Cashion, Advisory Faruch, Vice-President: Pasquali, Treasurerq Corea, Secretary. MISS CASHION'S HOMEROOM-Back Row: Fal- cone, Myers, Cilento, Vezendy, Cook, Hydrick, Koons. Middle Row: Wojick, Andrews, Santillo, Bellavia, Sweeney, Mulder, Williams, Strong, Plyter, Bur- lingame, Pasquale. Front Row: Fink, Gaudioso, Kirkpatrick, Danizio, Forman, Marcucci, Lenzi, Rosati, Schojan, Reeves. FRESHMAN CLASS In the first ring, just starting their climb to the top we find the verdant Freshmen. Because the other classes have priority over time for activities. this class was limited to a Freshmen Dance. However, being the resource- ful group that it is, the Freshmen class sold school pins to help pay for its sojourn to New York City. With Miss Cashion as advisor, the fearless Freshmen will advance successfully through the remaining rings. 'k 'A' 'A' 'A' 'A' 'A' 'A' 'A' uk' 'A' 'lr 'A' 'A' LEUTY'S HOMEROOM-Back Raw: Buechel, Morse, Mancuso, Ross, Sortrno, Musefeldt, Faruch. Middle Row: Stenglein, Galloway, Squier, Potempa, jusewicz, Cosco, Hoyt, DiAmbrose, Allen, Thomas. Bottom Row: Fuller, Kup- pinger, Knlbbs, DeVito, Peterson, Pacilio, Gill, Carr, Schlafer, Bellavia, Lawson, Clarke. MR. QUINN'S HOMEROOM-Back Row: Cilento, Bach, Kreegar, Murray Schilling, George, D'Agostino, Beltran, Henrie. Middle Row: joslin, Thomas Ross, Prong, Calabrese, Myers, Hoyt, Forrest, Shellhammer, Mauro, Mr, Quinn Front Row: Pavone, Kitchen, Ferri, Bortle, Corea, Sult, Wright, Whirenight LoCastro, Newcomb, Dillon. 1' i' FRESHMEN 35 sfo? , , , 194' J ,4-4 A. Tv- Wa ' '54 ffl' '-vU1'X K!! 4Ua..z.- . F,--Q f 1 K. ., - .' 1 'a NP 4. -. W nl, , .. fir-A - .-1-u 'R ., ,x',, ff 4 - x ll 1 H! ' gi Cx A xg, mv' ,. A 'Avi 'KMA ii. ' Asif- 3 si SV ki Aff., iff?- 'aff' ,. 5.04 f Q Ivl4 . 1 'f Q? ,fx .1 R 4 Lk . , Q, .Ep i I f ! I Q 4 21 v .- 12:19 . Q '13, ,Q 7 A 4.9 Q 81 .4 s - A N . an Q 1 . , -' n . ' ' 4 ' Q X ia' A V4 4 xv ' 25- QQS X e 2:23- A ,rag 4.4, 4 i 'f W as El P' ifmlxlb rf- U' -- Q -. w. ' -Q 1 ,K .Vx , E n.xx S vw., .A . , 1 ' 1. , O .,k D ,,,. 1 .,.4 in 5 Q 5, 4 ' -x , . XL i2 M ,L , M lkffwy-.4 6. w. f',.,. :vin W It .e- . .'b-I-1 xg? 9,1TB,s A'-uqjl 1. 1 1 . ' J fe: - 9 Q f ' lla sa x bbq -5- .I 1' W hi A Sl 'M ONTHEMIDWAYffxffffwfwvffff 1 T TT, .,,.,,,.A, ,.,-,A ,A,,,,,--,,..A., V V if 1 'awk wa' .ai ' Lv AGERIE 38 E z ': ' 1 EI 1 , X . I? K l B . A Q ,, arf S A! 1 1' 1 1. , ' 1+ 1 , ' , f N , -UD x, , 1. , X i A i 4 . 4 4 , fm A -3, - -, 1 A ll- -QQ . A e x A an a 1 xp 1 mwmiii 5 0 I q , xr' Q 1 ,rf a+ f ' ' J' if- ! N - ' , 1+ 5 ' 1 ,v y X fyk UNB BIQEQWEQB STUDENT ASSOCIATION COUNCIL-Last Row: Plyter, Dezno, Weise, D1P1etro, Root, Welkley'. First Row: Peterson, Pavoni, Ambrogio. Advisor: Miss jackling, Mr. O'Donnell, Miss Bently, Della Pietra, Joslyn, DeMare. SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL Being a school in a democratic country, it is fitting for our circus to be run on democratic principles. The election of the Senior High Student Council is one of our most important elections, just as the organiza- tion itself, is one of the most important in the entire school. The terms of the President and Vice-President, since they are elected the previous june last the complete school year The Council re resentatives, one from each .J 'I f -Af-.'x,fx2-ly-',r-1. N BUYEYQQTR none sf if TlC, lg l x If 5 fum. ' P homeroom, are elected in September. ?dl'immS'I1lZ2ElgIeT ASSOCIATION 'F-vfurpf F filly, M- OFF1CE 4 f redD -, Iss J ki. Rs JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT W' Frank 'jfpffiffii'ziiQfj! 'fiiuii'f1. 2 0'D0m.e11- COUNCIL fefzdent, Larflijuciifggfg Prexi-, The junior High, being a separate Ag f 4, body in our school, has their own student council government. Elections and duties are carried on in the same manner as the Senior High Councils are, and often joint meetings of these two groups are held. Each home room has one representative on the council. tcERS cxL Off 4 N1 coUN xc. Tfeasufjfu OR STUDY, nald View Presidf jUN2'iO Seffetarygof:0L0uxs'3a'::rC Miss Horsei' AnneCaimioto, Ad: Vice-PWS' e ' I s - b IC1onstanCe O ou fx, 3 9 Scquire, Cherrington. 'A' 'A' 'k 'A' 'A' 'k 'A' 'k 'k f' ...J JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL Back Row. Salvatore, Saltrelll. Front Row: Davies, Wfelkley, Mr. Cannioto, Ad1'i.tor,' Miss Horsey, Advixorp Obourn, if STUDENT COUN CILS COME. SEE. AND HEAR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS Courtney, Presidentf Mrs. Saun- ders, Advisorf Kotowicz, Vire- Presidentg Hauser, Secretary- Treasurerg Miss Wilson, Ad- visor 'A' 'A' l NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY-First Row: Greeley, Rice, L. Pavoni. Second Row: Young, Hclfer, Finnity, Morreale. Third Row: Cilento, Ras- chiatore, Della Pietra. Fourth Row: Mrs. Saunders, Advisory Platino, Koto- wicz. Fifth Row: Miss Wilson, Advisory Smith. Sixth Row: Weise, Vogler, Belaskas. Seventh Row: Hauser, Pacilio. Eighth Row: Courtney, Palmer. Ninth Row: Glanton, Baronas. Perhaps' the greatest honor that can be paid to our performers for conscientious work during four years of high school, is membership in the National Honor Society. The National Honor Society is composed this year of 12 Seniors and 10 Juniors. Twice each year a tapping ceremony is held in the auditorium. At this program the present members tap the new members into the society. TO be a member of the N.H.S., a student must have attained an average Of at least 8570. Other necessary qualities are citizenship, leader- ship, and school service. This year the N.H.S. and its advisers attended the performance of South Pacific. Each month a tureen supper or evening meal is enjoyed. The money for the above activities is made possible by many fund- raising projects such as auctions and luncheons NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Box LUNCH, served by the eight NEW MEMBERS - Em., RW: Greeley, cilenre, original members. Reading, left to right: Kotoyvicz, Morreale, Helfer, Pavoni, Finnity, Rice, Glanton, Young. Back Row: Della D- Vosler, Courtney, Hauser, Raschiawre, Wwe- Pietra, Baronas, Pacilio, Smith, Palmer, Belaskas. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ir -tr 40 'k uk 'A' 'k it 'lr if 'A' 'A' 'A' 'k 'A' 'A' 'A' 'A' 'A' 'A' 'A' 'k 'k it 'A' 'A' i' 'A' 'A' 'A' 'A' 'A' ik 'A' 'k 'lr AMBASSADOR STAFF C71 NK? ze. -1 -, 1 thu ,mf-1 THE GREATEST SHOW R ENNE . xNYB9'. f' AMBASSADOR STAFFjLeft to Right: Morreale, Genera! Manager, Winebrenner, Editorf ROBERT Wr'AmbaSSador Rice, Copy Editor,' Florin, Girl's Sportswrzterg Glanton, Circulation Manager, Platino, Ass'l Editor Ol News Editor: Hopkins, A.fx't Circulation .Managerf Mr. john D. Fahy, Advisory DiPietro, Boy'3 Sportswriler: LaFay, Layout Editor: Oosterling, News Editor: Lane, Ass't Editor. Bringing the school news and views to our circus per- formers is the assignment of our journalism Staff. This year, the staff consists of ten members. nine of whom are Seniors. There is one junior. The Ambassador is published each week as a full page in the East Rochester Herald The work of producing the paper which includes news- FICERS UBRARY GLU? OF - cata- r . Vito Tre11Su'e.' Ferris, Serhjjmrivi Igxiiton, ,Vice-Preszdfflh en I brese, PWS' A few of the numerous details of school library are undertaken by the Library Club. It gives gathering, story writing, editing, typing and layout, is done by the aforementioned group. Deadline blues occur every Tuesday afternoon, but so far, due to the tireless efforts of our advisor Mr. john D. Fahy, each Tuesday newspaper copy has appeared and been safely tucked into bed before the deadline. 7 . LIBRARY CLUB-Front Row: Arianni, George, Nevins, Casaccia, Hopkins, Ferris, Martello. Second Row: DeVito, Schelski, Colegrove, Davis, Stengline, Smith, Harris, Gratton, Harris, Owens, Malley, Pavoni. Third Row: Duval, Mouatt, Bloodgood, Adams, DeMare, Gilbert, Palermo, Taverrite, Capponi, Mousso, Ramph. Fourth Row: Thomas, Filitti, Parshall, Burton, Pasquale, Czech, Whitenight, Clow, Zito, Dillon, Galloway. Fifth Row: Trovato, Sult, Cosco, Botticelli, Bardon, Gross, Lane, Gaudioso, Calabrese. running our busy who are working on special assignments. This organization is one of the oldest and most revered the students a chance to learn the functions of the library in our school. and permits Mr. johnson to spend more time with students 'A' 'A' 'A' 'k ir 'A' 'A' 'A' i' ai' 'A' it if 'A' 41 if LIBRARY CLUB INOURTOWN if is if if 4- 4- 'ff' Miss . Mavbeei . ROW. 1 I Koto Ff.f-Bdfk . I Vgg C v GAG A?H0,fjf.gS0?T1C1a5s Bfur'Qf5Qici:lfolgg,Ei fgyBaiQ3ii. - B ardS CY3 if Morrea C, -1' ci, . ,ln , Fin- X ,D,sz1:zi,Dii3si:.'::. t T if , e , ' ' S331mliirzlsiltullloildlilulfiurlingame' wine nl '- 'XY GAGASHOAN COLLECTORS-Left to Right: Best, Maybe, Carli, Heller, Rocco, Tando, Rosa, Perrone Blair Tas errite Ballone Ormsbee Beaucham Blair Winne Ho kms Hauser, V 3 ! 3 pf , yy, P 7 Santillo: Finnity, Zanche. Center: DeBerardinis. GAGASHOAN if if f if 1 if if is 42 law' 'A' ir 'k 'k if 'k 'lr ir 'k 'A' J.. ,Wi , .. 46 3 I f w ' r Q ,J , I f' 3 '2 1 LARRY KOTOWICZ Editor MISS BOURNE MISS BEARDSLEY Advisors 's led GAGAi3?gAi:iaybe, Plmano. FW 'EZZTL Moffe-le' YEARBOOK STAFF The staff carries the heavy load of actually producing the yearbook. The members work out a theme, figure layouts, write copy, create the art work, handle the ads and spend hours in silk screening divi- sion pages. This year's staff was especially loyal to the laborious tasks and counted no sacri- fice too great for the eventual finished product. We would like to express our thanks to Miss Beardsley and Miss Bourne. The Collectors received experience in sales- manship and the typists translated un- intelligible longhand into typewritten copy.. This, your yearbook, is the result of the efforts of the hard working staff. uk 'A' 'A' i' 'k 'A' . F'nnilY -1-ypisrsfsack tlffgjlu, ylielfe I' 9 at if ALL UNDER ONE BIG TOP i' 'A' 'A' 'A' 'A' i' 'A' 'A' 'A' 'A' L' ...An , lf 'x S EEXCER . ii , . hetlls U f ' lien, UV ' ' ' lun- LUB O Vice R . Psfsf - Ch pm, JU L e,R1Ce' . H C , ter, . Bumngimsihailing- Thin! RW: L e ximian, Pacilio, K0 de,'L Kmowitz. Mfs..Bat, Kohlehb irman: CDU ?3wee'iii,Advisor. FourtbhR'5'jja Iiiietira D'Agostin0, Velen 5' ' Presidg' 'Social C affe x ' , C ' n J Row: Fink, joslyn, Smit lgfgident. To those students who have excelled in the study of Latin, permanent membership in the Latin Club is a reward for good work. Under the capable guidance of Miss Pauline Fritz, this Club has enjoyed many social events such as: a joint Latin and French Club Christ- mas party, picnics, a breakfast for new members and toureen suppers, This club has enjoyed an eventful season. LATIN CLUB OFFICER? . 'b . Cie?'E01 Camel, Belflskast 5rgd5e,P8Cll103 . tz, Advisor, 1g'Slr5ilC0nsel, Courtney' V s Questor, 3 LATIN CLUBR Third Rau, i , - R ' , - . Della Pietra Oyka' Voglff, P' na? We'se'.S'edel R O'Brien R ' Many of our performers who study French and Z obtain high grades, are rewarded with membership Vox' ' in the French Club. This large and interesting group enjoy many social events under the guidance of Mrs. Barrett. Such events as French movies, a Christmas party. picnics, toureen suppers, and lectures have added much enjoyment to their meetings. Bari Row- B aro Belaslcas, can iersiellak. Winebre' 009 Kitchen, Adam Gian ' 0531 OBrien, H e Smlfh, Pal e',Ga1Iem,P S-Gauthier, 0 . Tr Iron, Welklej, Man elfer, Hauser Cglef, LaFay Sefand azlllfl, Reed Cilemoosxrhngl 3.1 ago, Bunn 1 Curso, pm I , urtney, L ' . ow.. D A' , mer, n, Allen, Rue, ODZH Roux. Casa-da Snr, Qlcrwm, Whilmtg lare, 1-edermam: , Greeley, Hoffrila avom, Aqujni, Lon Cnr Young, Florin' fl, Hayden, Miss F,-ji Ofidsfludan, Lane' 2 lvxor. ' LATIN CLUB IN OUR SCHOOL-UNDER THE BIG TOPf -k ik if -if -nf if ar if ' -fp! 4 STAGE CREW X, Ne STAGE CRE From Row W OFFICERS T LaFa D' Voglef Afliil les' R Y, lage Managgr, Sh. mcmn' PM C ite, Terh- , osco, Advertising, STAGE CREW-Bark Roux' Calabrese, Sult, Cosco, sell, Ballone. Fran! Row: Bower, Peregrim, Estey, Laliay, Hire. Middle Roux' Miss Beardsley, Advixorg O'Brien, Vogler, Storto. Center: Hoffman. Greeley, Whitman, Filiaci, Florin, Blair, Russo, Rus- STAGE CREW' Behind the scenes of every per- formance are able Stage Crew mem- bers who see to it that all goes well. Their many duties include making and setting up scenery, lighting, procuring props, and tearing it all down again. Our able Stage Crew prepares such assemblies as National Honor Society, Armistice Day, Christmas, Concerts, the School Play, and the Minstrel Show. Under the guidance of Miss Mildred Beardsley, the Stage Crew has greatly contributed to the success of many stage productions. . One trend in modern education is learning by seeing events as they actually occur. Since this practice is usually impossible, films of the latest current events and the many aspects of our world are brought to our student body by means of audio- visual films. A group of boys re- cruited for the task of, showing these films is the projectionists. The boys learn how to operate every type of projection machine and they give up much of their spare time to this program. PROJECTIONISTS -A' ,Z I, PROJECTIONISTS--Back Row: Cilento, Oosterling, Hydrick, Allen, Brown. Middle Row: Adams, Myers, Quinell, Clark, Picrsielak, LaFay. Front Row: Gilhart, Whitenight, Lausin, Wright, Lane. 'A' 'Ir 'A' 'A' 'A' if ik 'A' i' 'k it 'A' 'k ' 44 1 US J - Bail? Rai.: isssffg. Mf,,,.:5. 'A' 'A' 'k 'A' 'k 'A' 'A' 'A' 'A' JUNIOR RED CROSS The members of the junior Red Cross are two Senior and two Junior girls. Boxes for overseas, containing pencils, books, rulers, handkerchiefs and other necessities were packed, under their super- vision. The Student Council co- operated in collecting money to finance this program. if WE HAVE if if if CLOWNS. 'J ll Q 355' 'L Q X 71 A gn ff I Q K JUNIOR RED CROSS OFFICERS , U Andrews, Storto, Mrs. Reigelsperger, Advisorg Rizzo, Morreale, President. Jawa- Y J I , SAFETY PATROL-Back Raw: Calabra, Hassler, Conrad, Hull, Front Row: Bussey, Capprello, Bolia, Barbero. 4 4 'W Illll H it 'k 'A' 'A' 'A' ir 'lr 'A' t ir 'A' ir 'A' i' 45 N L Ihr 30, STG O 5 X ! M QLX ' Se. In order to protect the safety of our student body, both in grammar and in high school, our safety patrol is on duty morning, noon and night at the principal crossroads near school. It is composed of sixth and seventh graders who do an excellent job of maintain- ing the fine accident prevention record which we have here at E. R. SAFETY PATROL ,Q 'hiv Q' f i tl 9 . s-1 9 K ' N, 1 S ata- 9.-'N 5 'Q' ' u K 'i',.1?w ,1',:,.'.5 fx 7 ',-E+-3 'pq I 'QW Y- ,N '-T? ' C 153' KIQZLLQF rffnui i rf ,Q A sry 1 '11 Fl' F4 4 .1 . 2, , XG C4 .ami 5, in A fl . ' V. , A , 2 5 My I Q 1 V,g X Q' J Z NH' X ' .-I I .' 'X VS p 'k 'il , ' ,clan-1 ? Q :n-...u I 52- ' - r , 7' , -mfr f Q 'li ' 'ff QF' ,ff-K Q 4. fa ft rf. Ngfwx IQ 1 J ,Q Y 15 F- Ag:-FLT 4- j X , - 'CA 5 J Lg?-L ,Irv T3 Y I Q f J ff! ' -1 gf 0 ' if 5 ,f if Nr' ' f N: 4 I' 'Cl vp, ' NK qt pi, If Q- :Q , XX ' ll 'FQ-1? . 'wir' Q A I 1 phil f-lk? s ,M ,',,,' , ,' -11411 , ,rg W' nf 1 v X L . vi ,Qtr ' at X' 3, Q I gi '-Q f ll5i,7f-, -'gl regwx XX g V fl, 1532 ll: 'js' 6 ,Zi F. . FS? I Q' fi Sf' x,f-,H-fszwf! si, rf LTV' ' '11-ax silt ' 4' ' iff B 1 N N? 'X 9 , ar-Q-faux Q -55, Kg V , ,, I , if Fw? ,Q S- X Hmm, 1 prfija 1 Q, A -- , wg ,gfq Y ,G qi, , 'P 45 wf F721 'mi 1' PH ' f ' PBQ. ,f '-W , li: Q, I 1. ., J 'QE v-, Q3 M1 g ,f f - K,-ff , 1 X, YQ! ' 'kb NO LA x I! libs E 65 da Q Q.. 55 X Q dk' 'waxy gj'1,gQ Q 'Sw Q ' ,, Q ,jf 'bf Q fgxyi K ,. ' 2 ,v 5 s ' f -rf J +14 Q kg 42 ! 5.2 h 6 Avg 5 x .W 5' f ga 5 f VJ I I 1 f l 1, I L 0 5 , Q- - U.- nhl! V 3.'!i-I F! , W, .N rf ww Jw if . i x , AS mf 9 A J .,- 'Vg' EWS Eulig EHU5 3158 RARE SONGBIRDS ar ALTO SECTION-Bark Row: Russo, Bellavia, Kubeck, Glan- ton, Andrews. Middle Row: Storto, LaFica, Calabrese, Bur- ton, Czech, Childs, Hall, New- comb. Front Row: DeVeronica, Danizio, Kirkpatrick, Sult, Mor- reale, Schillaci, Rizzo, Bur- t 'A' uk 'k 'A' 'A' 'A' 'A' 'A' 'A' 'A' 'A' 'k FIRST ALTOS - Back Row: Ballone, Carli, Williams, Hop- kins, Vogler, Florin, Glanton, DeVito. Middle Row: Harris, Clow, Swikehardt, Fulton, Hel- fer, Hauser, Rosa, Andrews, if 4 Mauro, Front Row: rem, Bel- - lavia, Clark, Corea, Martello, Pavoni, Ferris, Saltrelli, Mc- Gregor, Perschitti, Palermo, lingame, Galloway, Sult. Whitenight, Capponi. SOPRANOS-Back Row: Allen, Morris, Buechel, Murray. Mid- dle Row: Squire, Arilotta, Crandall, Julien, Botticelli, Thompson, Aloisio, Nevin, Lau- sin. Front Row: Gaudiosio, Pavoni, Cuppinger, jusewicz, Reeves, Pavoni, Barbero, Ari- anna, O'Dell. The Girls' Glee Club this year is composed of 130 mem- bers. The Freshmen and Sopho- mores meet on Mondays and Thursdays after school while the juniors and Seniors meet on Tuesdays and Fridays. This group is an important part of the musical organization of E. R. and has advanced greatly this year under the leadership of Mr. Miller. FIRST SOPRANOS - Bark Row: Ditzel, Schelski, Cilento, Foote, Galante, Platino, May- bee. Middle Raw: Taverrite, DeBerardinis, Tando, Santillo, Perrone, Rocco, Blair, Engert, Filiaci, Trovato, Blair. First Row: Corea, Harris, Puccia, Sleeman, Finity, Casaccia, Stuc- kas, Soudan, Longcoy, Hotch- kiss, Blair. ' 1, 1' GIRLS' GLEE CLUB OFFICERS Back Raw: President, Antoinette Perrone Vice-President, Dorothy Blair, Secretary, joan Cilento. Front Row: Librarians, Jeanne George, Barbara Pavone. SECOND SOPRANOS - Back Row: Fowler, Soles, Kreger, Best, Courtney, -Vogler, Carr, Tumer, Schilling, George. Middle Row: LoCastro, Oderkirk, Zalus, Ransco, Smmacci, LaCastro, Talmadge, Smith, Stenglein, Sweeney, Cosco, Dillon. First Row: Bortle, York, Kristian, Hop- kins, Gilbert, Nevin, Pasquale, Potempa, Fuller, Schlafer, Steely, Wojick, Corson. GIRLS GLEE CLUB if ir 'A' 'A' 'A' i' 'A' 'k 'A' -'k if 'A' 'k ir- 'k SINGING TROUPERS The Mixed Chorus under the able leadership of Mr. H. W. Miller, had another successful year. They participated in both the Fall and Spring Concerts and on june S took Part in the Highland Bowl Festival. In all these events the Chorus per- formed notably. The students have found it a real pleasure to work under Mr. Miller's direction. SECOND ALTOS - Back Row: Glanton, Hopkins, Vogler, An drews. Middle Row: Bellavia Newcomb, Mulder, J. Glanton Harris, Courtney, Best, J. Vog Ier, Lane, Williams. Front Row Pavoni, Ambrogio, Morreale Storto, Sult, Fink, M. Bellavia Burlingame, Clarke, Krathwohl Burton. ll SENIOR CHORUS OFFICERS Back Raw: Fred Dezio, Vice-Prexi denty Dick Fitzsimmons, Presidenl Front Row: LuAnn Courtney, Sec relary, Harry Fitzsimmons, Li- brarian, Frank Taverrite, Treas- llfff. BASSES - Back Row: Vienne, Dezio, Potempa, Zito, Brown. Mid- dle Row: I-Iydrick, Seidel, Gilhart, Czech, Cooney, Pacilio, Taverite, Lausin, B. Smith, Front Row: De- Mare, Della Pietra, Falcone, D'Au- gustino, Winebrenner, Cimmicata, L. Smith, Kitchen, Oosterling, Director, Mr. Miller. 'A' 'A' 'A' 'A' 'A' 'k 'A' t 'A' 'A' 'A' 'A' 49 Av A43 piogdgw m A X 1 3 0- ' x 0 .ff SOPRANOS-Back Row: Tur- ner, Lane, Whitman, Orsmbee, Hoffman, Malley, Cilento, Schel- ski, Schilling, George. Middle Row: Cassacci, Hotchkiss, Tro- vato, Santillo, Chapin, Wojick, Sweeney, Cosco, Allen, Buechel. Front Row: Gaudioso, Kup- pinger, Puccia, Finnity, Bortel,. Sudan, Mascot Little joe , Longcoy, Martello, Potempa, O'Dell, Hopkins. TENORS - Back Row: Reed simmons, Root. Front Row: D Fitzsimmons, Joslyn, Carter Francisco, McMillan, Gallelli Mr. Miller. SENIOR MIXED CHORUS Turner, West, Embrey, H. Fitz- AND MANY CAGED MALS k at 40 ' :fx X I PERFORMERS if 1 i 'A' 'A' i' 'A' 'A' 'A' 'k if 'A' t I' Q mud Www Q, Wvi: in ll y G Q6 v if xv? 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Q ' P , 5? ., .R in 4 , .A I ig , T ww ,sf-if 'qb' ,,. T' N h M fps' N 1 K ' 4 f j 2 4 1 Q. - N f I A K- X .K le K W I A M A i wwf- . ' H33 ,DI 5 s V V L.. . A 3 . ' X . g if I - : x 4 7 I 4 K ' 5 1 'A' 'A' 'A' Our school proud of therr sports man lrke conduct at Interscholastlc games can well attrxbute thxs to the efforts of our superlor cheering squads Both the Varsity and the umor Varslty squads under the supervxslon of Mxss Helen Benton grve up much of thelr spare time for practlclng The Varsrty prcked from candldates from grades nine through twelve cheer for football basketball games and pep assemblres and the unlor Varslty chosen from candl dates from grades seven through ten cheer for basketball games and pep assemblres lrflll ITA.- J.., .- ffffxwfxfxafxf COME ON -if -A' if LETS PEP UP THE SH HERE COME THE LINESMEN if if -Ar as x fs L , I fi QP' :Bi 16 . E A Q Q XV . 5 3 g 1 1 E jj 4., 5' 5 ' n E F ' V I 1 ',,' ? L Ea 14 'an tn E E n . 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N' Yi 'N W 1 Q A gi V Y ,, A , 5 , -' E W . 3 yum, 'L W : I gy ' . . l , - -li V, .4,, . ,V A , ff .4 ff 4' EU 'T I f , Q ww4'QY 5.44 .,,V,, wif ' if bw Q, Q A 4' 1 1 4, . , 1 , M- H It , ,yi I f1,,,4fZL,l :QV M ' -V , Rig ,V r ,Q , I 2 'X-MIT ,iv 4 H Q4 ll' .iib . -5 x M A f 1 -'gf V S h ,, ' ,V x I ' 1 ' ' 4 t Q YS 1 ?1 ' '54 ' , . . , ' , U A X? 5. ., U- 3 'Q . ,gx ,x , ' ' I '. ,' 5 , -. , ' ' sy Y ,, Ni, alfa W H L W ry , . V gg , N. ab ' 5 I aw viii l'g',J,. ,4v', M ' 1 -vufvf ' ' .,--,,'-.': y ,- , N ' - ., FOLLOWED BY BASKET MAKERS if if 'A' if 'A' ir 'Ir 'k 'A' if 'A' VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM-Bark Row: Kohler, Assistant Managerg Zito, Fitzsimmons, DiPietro, Luttrell, Weise, Mr, Baroody, Coarb. Front Row: Cramer, Assistant Coarbf Vienne, Pacilio, Fiorvanti, Dianetti, Reed, Kuhn, Barbaro, Yacona, Manager. At the beginning of this year's basketball season, very few people gave the E. R. team any chance of winning the county championship. Due to superior coaching and a fighting team with undying effort, even when the odds were greatly against them, E. R., the county darkhorse, came on to win the title. Defeat in the Sectional playoff game against Lyons resulted when victory slipped through our fingers in the last two seconds. Even though our team JERRY VIENNE LARRTWWEISE was defeated, it shall go down in our circus archives as one of the greatest teams to play for our Big Top. We are proud of every Bomber for their D'C-All Couml' line sportsmanship and playing ability. ex ' L T'U-All FOUHIY Congratulations to jerry Vienne and Larry Weise who were chosen on V97 lt, All Sefflonal the all-county and all-sectional teams. Weise was also selected as the Fwy l league's outstanding player. V ' f iv Congratulations also to Dick Fitzsimmons and Lou Zito who were given K W 4 an honorable mention. y lllm .,.-:E The 1953-1954 Jr. Varsity basketball team enjoyed a successful season I ' by winning 10 of its 16 games. K 1' ' f As the season progressed, the caliber of play improved and the team was reaching its peak when the season ended. ,,,5g5g3h,,, 5:55,- The team should be complimented for its scrap, determination and good iillEi55'bc?fE'L5 sportsmanship, which are characteristics of East Rochester teams. 4 S 'ey it ' l 9 ly? V -.12 A 1 'H - ' BOMBERS at if if ff 1 ir if is Qjky mm 54 - 7 -5 J .- in LEADERS IN THE ACT OF A' -A' LEADERS' CLUB if -If Leaders preparing for a game. Florin, Martello, Eiliaci, Hopkins, Rice. An organization our school is proud to bill is the Leaders Club. Com- posed of thirty-one girls and capably advised by Miss Helen Benton, the members of this club officiate at Girls' Intramural games and devote much of their spare time to monthly meetings and practice games. A project the Leaders Club is proud of is the purchase of white blazers, the first school organization to do so. Althoug , each member purchased a jacket, the blazers were not all altered in time for the photograph. H ti e Y '6 xi A 7 I Benlflna Hafflsl Nevins Amen, Perschiigpnpegsvciixczz UB 1 Bark Wii: 3. VOSM'-,ihiaifif-fri, Miss LEADERS-Agtrogio, Rggezlrfgxf kteger, Elon , Palerm0s and Rowi hai-dt. Se' 56 'A' 'A' 'k i' 'k 'A' 'A' nk i' 'A' LEADERS' CLUB OFFICERS Perrone, 'Secretary-Treasurerg Allieri, Vice Preridentf Russo, President. Y Q. 1 X KVA hgplns - , Soles, C - , lj 'Voglef' Mervgibrien, Kogowicz ' s RU550' '. Hoffman' dinis Bafbe' ' ?T5'Z2 'Ff ' CRi'liiQeSe Dew' ' x x l SULYQ a , Magtell0, 'A' i' 'A' ir ir 'A' 'A' ir 'A' ir k 'A' , W - J 5 F' N., fvq 'yr 'U' fa Q -gh' Q. wh' Q W , Y Q Z- -::. . if-f'NN X ' .lefifv - . L 5 ..:., M Siigsx M W1 bf ' ' ' I ,ig .fjiiiy ,Sq SX! F W4'i ? - S N N 2 QR i M3212 1 if if , H f L3 4 v Aki I 11?- 51 if 3' XT! K4 . 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The teams are composed L- of members from each of the various homerooms. 0 N This year the champions were, Senior team A, V ' i ,M -- H junior team C, Sophomore team 213, Freshmen R , - ' -A y' ' team 108, Eighth grade team 111, and Seventh grade team 103. The winning teams from Senior , 1 ' High journeyed to Brighton where they competed l 1 -' against other area teams. The Sophomores had Q the distinction of being the only victorious team X , , K returning from Brighton. if ' W. .J D. 4 ' '1 1 - ,, i i -- E-A ,xukclii 155171, 5 nw L XXQVV ' 'Jail JUNIOR INTRAMURAL CHAMPS-Front Row: Royka, Smith, Oderkirk, Carter, Bach. Back Row: Wheeler, Coach, Barbero, Cosco. SOPHOMORE INTRAMURAL CHAMPS-Back Row: Cherrington, Coach Fitzsimmons, Tando. Front Row: Mancuso, Santucci, Panarites, FRESHMAN INTRAMURAL CHAMPS-Back Row: Pacilio, Beltran Schojan, Welkley. Scalise. Front Row: DeVito. Farurh. 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