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

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For those who are unable to eat at home at noon the school provides a fine cafe- teria. Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Farrell, Mrs. Ran- sco, and Mrs. Estey make up the friendly, efficient cafeteria staff. Without Mr. Arnold, Mr. Koester, Mr. Boudah, Mrf Mauro, Mrs. McCaf- fery. Mrs. O'Dell, and Mrs. Teriozzi, our school would not have the clean shining appearance it has today. These people work hard and diligently keep ing our floors waxed, walks clean when the winter snows come, and repairing the many things that need fixing from day to day. I Fully aware of their respon- sibility to the students of East Rochester High School, Dr. Harris and Miss Mason hold yearly physical check-ups. The members of the athletic squads are given a much more thorough check, and no boy or girl is allowed to participate in any sport unless he is phys- ically qualified. Mrs. Cross and Mrs. Myers strive hard to keep the teeth of our students healthy and clean. They use posters to keep us aware of dental hygiene. Each year all stu- dents have their teeth cleaned and checked. Suggestions are made with reference to care of teeth and future need of dental work.

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The Class of 1958 is to be con- MARK CLARK CORALIE BREON CONSTANCE OBOURN SUSAN HANKS Valedictorian Srzlulaztorian s-...D qauzhpr ganna q:'11JauIA ROY ALLEN DAVID HOSELTON DAVID BLAKEMORE SENIOR HONOR STUDENTS-Back row: McDonald, Koenig, Blakemore, Reed, Fausth Price, Smith, Nenno. Front row: Gross, Cartwright, DeMare, Filitti, I-Iersey, jusewicz, McPhee. gratulated on the high scholastic standings of its individual students. In proportion to the number of students enrolled in the senior class, 21 is a commendable num- ber of students with averages 85 and above. The individual pic- tures are those Seniors who have attained an average of 90 or above. They are arranged according to scholastic standings. The group picture contains those who have an average between 85 and 90. I4 SENIOR OFFICERS-Saltrelli, Presidentg Megale, Sec retaryg Koenig, Vice Presidentg Reed, Treasurer.