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J i af ,ilvff KWA? .j , -1 .1 ff 1' ,J-' ' .r ' , , , ,f 1 I ., , f 1 p 9 ,X l l , 3 ,M . ,f-, V ,. ,z .W U' i' , w f Y , 1 ,AK 'I I fxw 1 f 7 Ji W HK, Ll, xfa 1 ,jf I i LSQLK ' f ,J , 4,9 . x., fx -' ,Ln I ,f fl! ' sy I i , r Mw- liv,f',f MXH' 7!dIf,f' L , jf wAfffff h Z ,iw V K- jf , L , 41' j Q, . . .X I gf , x, f .J X ,. X , ' 1 ' . A , V , t jr, ,fa pf l , , E . . , v ' Y . X X f - ,ff Fw 2 Foreword During the four years that our class has been in high school, it has been our policy to combine orig- inality, imagination, enthusiasm, cooperation, and constant hard work to overcome a seemingly stag- nant, stereotyped school life. By encouraging IN- DIVIDUAL thinking, thereby producing new and diFFerent combinations of old ideas, our class has deviated from set patterns. In accordance with this background, the i962 Gagashoan staff has chosen INDIVIDUALISM as its theme. Our Nebnik cartoons throughout the book have been used to symbolize INDIVIDUALISM. AGA l l0AN L S-I 1932. I . r . C ' S, .nn V gif Qjilr.. it Q 'Tv Q7 ,Q X A, 4. steer f-, - 49 --5211 433 57: .1 0 G9 L 'L ..: -. nj A1,.'i'b,f 1' V V-'u QSQFK7: if 'I fu, Q 4:25 '2?.f f, ., ' Q Q' J' Q I2 ' ' v x 'I ' - f Presented by the Seniors and Juniors O East Rochester High School East Rochester, New York Contents Dedication . ................ . . . . Administration . . . . . . School Life . . . . . Underclassmen .... Freshmen . . . . . Sophomores . . . . . . . Activities . . . . . . . Upperclassmen . . . . . , Juniors Seniors .. . . .. Awards ...IOQ Advertising . . . .105 u t W 721, . . QQ Q x X 45 , in :I XJ YS J g5:- 4 ' 50 if 5 :C 'f Y V xx ifj 1 X .V I A r Uv 5 QW A ,va 9 Y 6' .J .F df u 62 kb J A uv-. ' 5 X A Xw t 5, s W N A Q 5 f K u . fs. th 9 1962 GASHDAN V '.llgQa1! . ' Dedication Miss Mariorie Wells, to you we dedicate this Gagashoan, for you have ex- ceeded your official duties as a class advisor. Your friendliness, vivacity and genial sense of humor have endeared you to our hearts. Under your wonder- ful guidance, we have become a class noted for leadership, originality and setting new precedents. Your untiring labor and devotion have spurred us on to incerity and faithfulness with which you have performed your tasks will long serve as an aspiration to the Class of 1962. greater heights. The s 4 Recognition Miss Wells in Ascholtenburg, Germony. We, the Closs of 1962, honor you, Miss Lino Brown- ell, for your enthusiosm ond your never-soy-die spirit, which hove helped us over the rocky paths encountered during the tinol yeor of our school co- reer. The memory of your worm smile oncl reody wit will remoin with us forever. Miss Brownell and the mogozine campaign. - -:-. ,,,. f f if ' if . - -' ll f f 1 ..., , X. If f fc, W. ,W X lsfglllw , A lll - ,,, U a.. ' f ts . ffi ri h., ' ,MQW Ul f? 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V. ,,1:.- .. ,-s.-- .. ggi., i1:.!.,u: if 5,135.4 gg., 5,.'51..-5.51. .zrdnac--,. , , . . . . . ir' - ,ZF wh -v?,,:td:?,3!. hw. . fi A Q AP ,QQ Underneath oII, INDIVIDUALS, I sweor nothing is good to me now thot ignores INDIVIDUALS, The American compact is olto gether with INDIVIDUALS, The whoIe theory of the universe is directed unerringly to one single INDIVIDUAL- nomely to You. Wolf Whitmon ,D j3Q5,- i F? P4-S X Q, A uf -XX . f1j's-HEX s Y Vfr: xx' A il? 51 'fx X , -XXX f 'Q Ni iff!! f X 6 ' Nw , N I I I0 QQ I K I :eg .-., , X W, K X , 536' Faculty and Administration J' 1, .4 ,i it ,iv-gn. 5 ,z I 7 '- fx' Wi, ,LV 1 ,f 1 ,f ew r ig' M U, A 1 rkguv,-.w , y- 0- .T 31-ai-.P'?' 53 I! - 5-pf... '.'.? 5. -. W 'Hi qgifjw .Ly ' -4, X M X . A... -- so ...J f , 1 0 Administration an Our new high school, the most recent school plant, is supervised by Mr. E. J. O'Donnell, principal. His chief concerns center around the problems of the student body and the faculty in our school. Dili- gently and prudently, he directs the course that each day will follow. Board of Education Mr. Frank J. O'Donnell Over the years the East Rochester School system has experienced the pangs of expansion and improvement. It now consists of three separate school plants: each a part of one's educational ex- perience. Mr. L, C, Obourn, Superintendent of Schools, has guided this development through his perseverance and relentless effort. The Board of Education, elected representatives ot the village, spend innumerable hours approving academic programs, evalu- Principal ating extra-curricular activities, and formulating school policies. The responsibilities, which rest upon the shoulders of each member of the Board have a prodigious effect upon the tuture progress of the East Rochester Public School system. Within their hands rest a great number ot decisions which determine the adequacy of our school system and the advantages it will otter to the stu- dents and to the community. it , ff Goal taocy, 'rfwioune BOARD OF EDUCATION: Mr, Harloff, Ivir. Scarpino, Mr. Williams, President, Mr, Harris, Mr. Cornell, , Mrs. Smith, Clerk ot the Board. i FIRST ROW: Mrs. Mulligan, school nurse, Mrs. Hill, office secretary, Miss Jackling, guidance director. SECOND ROW: Mr. O'Donnell, principal, Mr. Baynes, guid- ance director. Mr. Donald Gaudion discusses foreign travel with Mr. O'Donnell and Mr. Obaurn lat a recent faculty tea. C'MoN 40N, lT'g l A EASY. glib MR' QUINN M155 5TlL.l-VIAN ' Z ONE, TVVO... A Avi ZCHA, CHA,CHAf C1 Faculty and Administration FIRST ROW: Mr. Montcrieff, industrial arts, Mr. Quinn, boys' physical education. SECOND ROW: Miss Stillman, gir cal ls' physical education, Miss Beardsley, art and mechani- drawing, Miss Henry, home economics. DON'-r come Wu i vm. ivmurzo. , THERE5 BEEN A TERKI LAiciDENt .Ps Miss Cdjhiori- QV SCIENCE. Mr. Daniel Topolski, Mrs. Olive Fraser, Mrs. Margaret Whitbourne, Miss Laura Cashion. MUSIC: Mr. James Beckwith, Mr. Daniel Lempert, Mr. W, Hugh Miller. 10 MATHEMATICS: Mrs. Helen Redman, Mrs. MaryLou Litz, Miss Carolyn Neidig. Faculty HISTORY: Mr. Richard McLane, Mrs. Lee Solberg, Miss Fayuna Bentley. ENGLISH: SEATED: Miss Winifred Youngs, Mrs. Sylvia Barrett, Miss Lina Brownell. STANDING: Mr. Edward Fraser, Mr. Mel- vin Johnson, Mr. Nicholas Nacerella. Faculty HISTORY: Miss Ann Marie Hery, Mr, Rich- ard Baroody. .' ' I iss ., ua I 'f I I -1 r a 4 JE' ' 10 S gf Younis 1, ' v? f lff X : , I 7 1 AV' LiKE I-low'5 THE POETRY COMINQ, woman? H, y ,Q . ,. , , . LANGUAGE: Mrs. Kathryn Bieber, Miss Kathryn Wilbur, Miss Pauline Fritz. BUSINESS: Mr. Samuel Brody, Mrs. Orva Sprague, Miss Bertha Bourne. 11 ,a'1 'A' ' f 'f f if Q f , V 5 l V MFS. ' 'E 1 ' f - Bar-r'e f my ...W r If Q S Just four minutes to pass through all This! No, Thot's Q half note ln The lost measure. ilQ'ifZ1:s::f,ss,,we messfi1sw9ff SfiJ14mif School today? l wonder if I'H find ony money , L ife M. Oh! lf her cooking smells like Thai, what will if fasfe like? Four answers 'ro the some queshonl? W WW HOW I sweor I begin To see The meaning of These Things IT is noT The eorTh iT is noT Americo who is so greoT TIT is I who om greciT or To be grec1T' iT is You up T-here or ony one IT is To walk ropidly Through civili- zciTions governmenTs Theories Through poems pc1geonTs shows To form INDIVIDUALS. WQIT Whifmon I I. 'W ' 311' Q24 f-.E this . 1:4 rat wig :,v.--4:g.- ' . I I 'I'-4 TIVLIZ sz. 3,gr?,.s1.i.,,i SWF., 'Fil f. f 2:31 W: -14'f'4f3r-. 4 I I iiisifsig-T','g ., fi''.-'L1':34.24-Mn'U' A ' I :lr-' -- Y' : Y'fi'3.-f !H s TT fl w2b,'f,1, f.f 4 ' , ,Liv 1.55 H I' ,B . . ll I I I I I I I I I 1. Y Es WlIl D7 M, L . ' I, In is-I 1' fj- T- ' Y W Fwd? s If 643, -E- Q 'A' I 'I ' . -fl' I f' ' ,f H , ' V ,iff 1 W f I f , X J .Aw 5. gif 7M7w74zQ 294574 f 'iffzaizll '-f:f',4-gf! f ,. .- f ' , -7 , f K, f+ , L , l 9, if K, , fa 75,1 ,Zz ff ,WZ fiffigfiffk Q,-MV? W4 Q54 . 5 ' .fl l A gy' , I ' af,ufc50yWwZf2! C 0 Underclassmen 1 I ip- Y - 4 O Y V' w FIRST ROW: M. Wecigley, Peralta, Broclcler, O'Keefe, Dendel. SECOND ROW: Cculi, Os- Freshmeniirowski, Riordon, Yoconci, Venfuro, THIRD ROW: DiFelice, Sclwoonmoker, Fcruch, Errel, Grosser. FOURTH ROW: D'Ambrosici, Fredell, Checho, Provvidenzcz, D'lnnocenzo, Needham. FIFTH ROW: Pcirrotto, York, McMullen, Kier, Miliiello, Dofrilo, N. Brown. SIXTH ROW: Spczno, Roschiotore, Fine, Pocilio, Collins, L, Brown. SEVENTH ROW: Pierce, Zigcxrowicz, Barnum, Cicccirelli, Moyo, Dudinslci, Rinaldi. EIGHTH ROW: Riegle, McQUc1y, C. Weogley, Moller, Sauer, Sortino, Ready. 16 ,Q -f yi: . mf 1 -1- ' ga 09 ' - 2625 ff ' fi., Lf Q iw :fri f CF ww, 61 EJ 96 E I as ' FIRST ROW: Shuryn, Smykla, Stephenson, Marciszewski, Barberio. SECOND ROW: Dutko FreshmenZSuIlivan, Chudyk, Scumaci, Cucinelli. THIRD ROW: Morabito, Lahti, Canfield, Passero Langdon, Foster. FOURTH ROW: Arillotta, Corea, Albany, Alfieri, Bortle, Blakemore. FIFTH ROW: Culbert son, Arnold, Barber, Gamble, Schick. SIXTH ROW: Newton, Rubenstein, Clark, Kuppinger, Properzi, Potter SEVENTH ROW: Chinelly, Rarnph, Fee, Careri, Clow, Imes, Mader. EIGHTH ROW: Elliott, Zito, Schrader, Peters, Herko, Lanzone, DiTommaso Herman. 17 FIRST ROW: Holiman, Young, Schoian, Siclmore, Carter. SECOND ROW: Malone, Roberl- Freshmenison, Mika, Mance, Roby. THIRD ROW: Wilkins, Doremus, Cornell, Hull, Aiken, White- nighf. FOURTH ROW: Badger, lndiano, Kyle, Morgan, Beciney, Ross. FIFTH ROW: Slivinski, Reid, Eisen- hart, Von Dilsf, Geminn. SIXTH ROW: Nohe, Hahn, Hoskins, Affleld, Carozzi, Beiber. SEVENTH ROW: Zito, Specco, Ricci, Gifiord, Bills, Rizzo, Schlesing. EIGHTH ROW: Maxwell, Johnston, McCaffery, Griffith, Ramph, Granger, George, Hilton. 18 X00 NL Qi I h 'FIRST ROW: George, O'Connor, Dclngelmuier, Biracree, Maior. SECOND ROW: Squier l Fres n1enZDurc1nte, Grosser, DiCiczntis, L. Glunton. THIRD ROW: Joslin, Kellogg, V. Alfieri, Mascetti, Q Ye... AT YI 1 Q . W- ' A ' ui, V ' -. .e l W wa ' I . , V. Alfieri, Cushman, D. Glonfon. FOURTH ROW: D. Smiih, Schilloci, Short, Mcckes, Dekdebrun, Bouchard FIFTH ROW: Phelps, Heiber, Benner, Levcito, L. Berber, Hormon. SIXTH ROW: Engeri, Bauer, Lanning Moncuso, Venette, Swift. SEVENTH ROW: Whifbourne, Seflock, Fortner, ClifTord, Kostecke, Vergo, Zigo- rowicz. EIGHTH ROW: Tesch, LoBcsrr, King, Wood, Bills, Koester, Grover, Herko. 19 Mrs. Sprague - Homeroorn 63 Mr. Nocorella - Homeroom H ,waur 1 Mrs. Ufz - Homeroom 79 Mr. Brody - Homeroom 65 Mr.McLone - Homeroom 73 20 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: FRONT ROW: Borberio, Secretoryp Mr. McLc1ne, Advisor, SECOND ROW: Johnson, President: Tesch, Treusurerp Swift, Vice-President, Absent. Miss Hery Homeroom 77 Mrs. Fraser - Homeroom 85 Frosh and Soph Officers, Advisors, Homeroom Teachers FRESHMAN CLASS With 201 students, this year's Freshman Class is the largest in the history of E.R.H.S. Under their class advisor Mr. McLane, the verdent freshmen entered enthusiastically into their first year at high school. A successful candy sale and tun-Hlled Frosh Frolic highlighted their year's activities. SOPHOMORE CLASS With their win in the Song Contest still fresh in their minds, the Sophomores set a new precedent by presenting their Sopho- more Hop Snowflake Shuttle in January in- stead ot autumn, as in past years. Under the guidance of Miss Laura Cashion, the Sopho- mores added to their treasury this spring with a profitable sales campaign. -A ' -' gi - . ,. 1-ass sff,,ss:1mm5,, .. 254, 24' ,swag zgfjiisf. wt-115 . lgi5gig,2,,5.fs1n ' 1fws21sss:gQgisiiiiisfggifiisfifi ff 'Y' mags, sitsjmrftsftssfhltsw wg ,?.s..,,, 5 ,wyskgggsw H, A Milf? Q i sm simrkg 3,25 g me 2 Q R90 1 Q :QA 5 its as Fggljfi We E 5 M ff si my 'A K N si sl X sfbfsgi K , K ,shaggy gf? Milt 5 ,, K, is X Bs. Sims M, sig? 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M if me i, R is it S if Mwgsp .g,izias+..iY,M sre1 Life: ff- H . sz.: is fs Q H A fe st., tsfwgirtieg sw- te it H fe s H at w my 1' :fs sms its-.ts U s wi mi ws! s2s??lses??sg5ggsistl5sfsfgsa rt YQ M Q59 5 H mmgsgstsimsmgslw Miss Henry - Homeroom I5 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS FRONT ROW Anderson, Secretary: Miss Cashlon Advisor SECOND ROW Hill President, DiBerardinis, Vice President Kier Treasurer MISS YOUUQS - Homefoom 67 FIRST ROW: Kotowicz, Alesi, Moybee, Boker, Smith: SECOND ROW: Quinzi, Win- Iree, Dickinson, DeMotfino, Mousso: THIRD ROW: Pommers, Mollett, Joslin, Hill Sophomores Burrell, Sweeney: FOURTH ROW: Hibshmon, Gouger, Motzon, L. Romph, Riegle, M. Rcimph, Sfeuber FIFTH ROW: Smith, Kier, Landry, Ellis, Lomb, Haber, Bliek, SIXTH ROW: Foruch, Blessing, Brycms, Roschiu tore, Gillmon, Ruth, Zito, Watts. 22 - llx -.R l l ll ' 5 5sIlwIl4fZ?,- T: 5: o-2.4, 'fif-1-:sg5?z' 31, . . :Q 'N 1 'Tv 4, I3 Q9 wa 6' nm'-'L , g4,95'w3,ff, Y .+ , ,g, fl -W Lflfiffiii , VFQL4-f , H ' -wi f ' . -17 I 8 8 V f I 3 Q, ' ,gi GQ '?-5 FIRST ROW: Costonzu, Chinelly, Brown, Lcuricellc, Morabifo. SECOND ROW SophOn10res Pcirrotto, Smith, Porrinello, DiFelice, Apere. THIRD ROW: Botfczzo, Morciszewski D'Ambrose, DiGuiseppi, Doyle, Levinson, Seconi. FOURTH ROW: Anderson, Pocilio, Dendel, Kindler, Gurecki Pcpupiefro, Ulrich. FIFTH ROW: Coprioffi, Liberfi,.Wl'1itcomb, Checko, Goy, Hodges, Able. SIXTH ROW Ecrchione, Swain, Guorino, Evans, Seidel, Chopin, Jeffrey. 23 SOPHOMORES: FIRST ROW: Corea, Cannon, Bollone, Sherman, Lober. SECOND ROW: Duronte, Kier, DiBerordinis, Toverrife, Solvofore. THIRD ROW: Cosco, Whifmire, DGCSSGVS, Ludwig, Rosini, FOURTH ROW: Possero, Borbero, Du Pont, Chinelly, Bushorf, GGUCIIOH- FIFTH ROW: Combell, Thomas, Dudinski, Girvin, Harrington. SIXTH ROW: Ciclini, Norton, Shuryn, Noyes, Hill, Quinn, Scum Dornenic, Neighbor, Horris. oci. SEVENTH ROW: Moncuso, Benedetto, Tengeres, GGUCIIOSO, DI- I 1 ,. y wi. .-aaa.. . I 9g:4,s9a'g.,z,,q- 2- J.. -Ak v'4'o4w.'f,' I '1'Q'0'zy195 'g-5,4-'E' A ' J Efviq .1 4 , ig, ' . 1 '--112 f'hY X 'Ein .. 1, .. ml Y y nh.. em , 2 4' ITKIE Rig Snaps Frosh Soph Sick? Mrs. Fro1ser's dissection class. Come on Leon, you can point To New York State! 25 N ff? .Ta Q 'K ff uv' x 'ik W QL fi!! H-E-R-B . . . K, .f.4q,a. v- V ..- 4,-1- V QSW? ai - 2' ' 'wi ' 'E' 1 ' X i w:0 Q X I ' . gxsaf 25 m fear Az-agggfgwlx 311 ' vu -f, 1 U J' W- Q1 a'1 V, ' V V339 uni. f 1 . Q .. '- I-:fr ' 4 I I 4,HX :-1 a r , 'ivli faxayi 54,2 5' ,sv fx , I 'Q ft f h T-xl -.W '4 9 v f '-fs? 11-'+L 4 1 Q lx, AE-- vv.. -.-- :,-,n,.- g f-1. '-. ... y 1. if ef I ' ui ,fu ,j For naTure wishes every Thing 'fo remain iTseIf, and whiIsT, every IN- DIVIDUAL sTrives To grow and To exclude and grow, To The exTrerni- Ties of The universe, and To impose The law of iTs being on every oTher creaTure, nafure sTeadiIy aims To proTecT each againsf every oTher. Each is self-defended. Ralph Waldo Emerson .653 ,QTL ' I 1 lxfifk I-' III' .qi 2- -W FH 'U Qgiivi- , sa E? Z?.,bx ' V. ra ee, A J' 02 'J 'fig-.aiilf - I 3- ' w Q0 53' Activitie 419' QE-121' ' .,.' fv 311 'V' 4 V-X 1 .1 1 ?. STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW L Whltmlre S Whntmure Morablto DIFSIICS Rubenstein SECOND ROW Quinn Breon Hull C Gross The Student Council IS an organlzcltlon of lndxvlduals elected to serve and represent the student body A laboratory of cltlzen s I the Council governs and cu s student actlvxtnes by selllng tickets to ath letxc events charterung transportation to games reviewing candidates for the Stu dent Actlvntxes Trophles and helping to choose cheerleaders These leading und: vuduals represent our school today our world tomorrow xqa O X Cie-fe Room l W 5 ' VV lark Hoskxns Weogley Tesch Phelps THIRD ROW Student Council Two dollars tor you and Hve dollars ton me Guereckl Hahn LoCastro STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS FIRST ROW Mr ODonnell Miss Jackllng Mass Bentley Advnsors SECOND ROW Hahn Presldent LoCosTro Treasurer Quinn Vice Presrdent Whltmnre Secretary N ,,,:fgg,1t jlmty, Q:-'fdii 'ff' L N s L- ON 'F X,,v,f:.1li.QlfQ,' A -K, -1 '-at tg, I I ' I iv . X I ' Y Y SCI . 3 K 75 H . Z X N A A H , NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: FIRST ROW: Mr. Baroody, Advisor, ROW: Vergo, Vigaretti, Mundy, Volpe, Simons, Ransco. THIRD Alletto, Klifgord, Kucewicz, Ferre, Miss Hery, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Ellis, Allen, Rice, Hanks, Hoffman, Niles. National Honor Society It is a great honor to be chosen as a member of the National Honor Society. This group is one of The most exceptional organizations in high school. It is made up of students who excel in scholarship, leadership, citizenship and school spirit. The many rewards reaped from N,H.S. are well worth the eflorts made to attain this goal. New MEMBERS: Finkall, LaFico, Quinn, Hamilfon, Wecglevf Pullflnof NOW'- EDITORS: FIRST ROW: Art Editor, Sondra Ferre, Literary Summer Session Editor, Nancy Shutter. SECOND ROW: Production Editor, David Weagley, Editor-in-Chief, Robert Hanks, Photog- raphy Editor, Mike Malone. GAGASHOAN STAFF:,FlRST ROW, Vigaretti, Papapietro, Ferre, Rice. FOURTH ROW: Koerner, Underwood, Alletto, Advisor Miss Volpe, Shutter, Hanks. SECOND ROW: Weagley, Frontuto, Allen, Beardsley. Malone. THIRD ROW: Advisor, Miss Bourne, Kristan, Hamilton, Does anyone have an all day match? Recording the events and memories of the past year, the individuals on the Gagashoan staff worked together with the assistance of their advisors, Miss Beardsley and Miss Bourne, to create for the students a Gagas- hoon reflecting INDIVIDUALITY which is its theme. 30 ,,,EqT?.XX, N 'ji-ESEQF A-.lf ,,-, ' V?--la' ZZ sg! 514 3 f X 2, Wd gli Q N Q:-. ls ua? gf' X B HERALD Friday, Dee. 1, 1961, X SCO Q , :s 4: ' as: ' f , - if Q 'N C EICIIOC .nw - WT' NIA KEISER-LU 6-6077 O FYR! V V , USA' , b Ea? Rochest ll S 1' Moore, McKinley St., had as their guests S3215 Oneifmirro the holi- over the weekend Mr.. and Mrs. I CYA gym and Mrs. Sterling Whitmire, and daughters Girl Scout Troop 558, under In. the first I ily, West Linda and Nancy, of Madison, leaders Mrs. Earle Young and Frank. O,D0m1! ' Ohio' I Mrs. Harold Gaudion, will pre- , ,- gundav Mr. and Mrs. Victor Mittief pare a dinner for the troop and The Ambassador staff spends many hours combining literary eltorts, informed, this year's staff, under the guidance of Miss Hery, utilizing imaginations, typing, retyping, and waiting expectantly worked diligently to make the Ambassador informative and interest- for each new Ambassador. Devoted to keeping the student body ing. EDITORS: Doyle, News Editor: Kreger, Sport's Editor: Whitman, Sport's Editor, Coryell, Editor-in-Chief: Swift, Managing Editor: Able - Circulqlion, Yes. I did pass my typing regents! AMBASSADOR STAFF: FIRST ROW: Montcrielf, Fink, Giardino, Doyle, man, Miss Hery, advisor. THIRD ROW: Baldo, Able, Gurecki, Kreger. Cimicata, DeGregory. SECOND ROW: Swift, McGee, George, Whit- FOURTH ROW: Tuttle, Kazoroski, Coryell, Hopkins. ,. T I 31 DRAMATIC CLUB- FIRST ROW- Ulrich J Pacilio Giardino Pa a- pletro, Hamilton, Shutter, Boyce, Levinson, Thomas, Fornieri. SEC OND ROW: Beltran, Moon, Hopkins, G. Gurecki, D'Ambrose, Cosco 5Cl10OF'mGliel', Salvatore, Doyle, Mance, Passero, Rosini, Herrington Ti-uno ROW: swift, Lebef, c. Able, seadei, oendel, equdaon, Koerl Dramatics Club ner, Kreger, Vigciretti, K. Cimicata, Sult, Hodges, Barnes. FOURTH ROW: Laughlin, McMullen, Harris, M. Tuttle, Black, Lahti, Voll- bracht, LaFica, Garceau, R. Cimicata, East, P. Able, Schick. FIFTH ROW: Hanks, LaFay, Betzer, Reid, McGee, Paul, Kier, Catizone, George, S. Tuttle, Ellis. As a result of the students' desire to learn more about the the- ater a Dramatics Club was formed this year. Under the guidance of Mrs. Barrett, the members presented the play Dino, for the Ofticers: D'Amborse, Secretary, Koerner, Treasurer, For- nieri, Vice President, Cimicata, President, Miss Barrett, Advisor. public and the student body. They also experimented with make- up and heard speakers on the various aspects of the stage. The Stage Crew worked with the Dramatics Club, doing the staging and lighting needed. So you say your name is Jackie! 1 I E gk C7 PLAY CAST: FIRST ROW: D. Luughlin, Popopielro, Tuttle, Koerner, D'Ambrose, Pocilio. THIRD ROW Hunks Hoffman Boldo Paul R Hamilton. SECOND ROW: Goudion, Suli, Cimicofo, Wimer, Ulrich, Laughlin, LoFoy. Senior Play This yeor's choice Dino by Regi- nold Rose, os sponsored by the Senior Closs, sei 0 precedeni for drcnmoiic presentation of E.R.H.S. Under The direction of Mrs. Sylvio Borreii, the ploy deoli wiih The problems of cm iuvenile delinquent odiusiing To socieiy. Y0u're going steody?? In lhe usual rcho 2 I EXTRAS: FIRST ROW: Dendel, Fornieri, Cotizone, Vigoretfi, George. SECOND ROW: Sorhno McGee Gior dino, Morgonie, Niles, Fronfufo. 33 STAGE CREW: FIRST ROW: Tengeres, Konarski, Hull, Finkill, Kristan. SECOND ROW: Weagley, The Stage Crew at work. McMullen, Wawrzewski, Allen, Quinn, Dudley, Ward, Zito. THIRD ROW: Frontuto Marino. , nu l. Stage Crew O Apprentices to the world of the theatre - the center of creative individuality, these mem- bers devote their entire capabilities to the perfection of all school presentations. Under the Q guidance of Miss Mildred Beardsley the Stage Crew contributes greatly to the smooth as- sembly programs of our school. 8 l . . A I STAGE CREW: FIRST ROW: Baldassare, P. Able, Gilbert. SECOND ROW: Dendel, Taverrite, Ferre, C. Able. THIRD ROW: Catizone, Cimicata. 34 Jo , ,U .dank . M 25 I Tl S' 2 lol ol' ,I ,.,'uL ll l yl ' l O Qf Otiicerst FIRST ROW: Weagley, Properties Manager, Cimicata, Artist, Catizone, Secretary, Miss Beardsley, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Frontuto, Manager, Finkill, Technician. PROJECTIONIST CLUB OFFICERS: Mr. Frank O'DonneII, Advisor: Raschiatore, Secretary: Malone, President: Bur- rell, Vice-President. Projectionists' Club This organization of boys from all classes is instru- mental in the spread of knowledge through the visual medium. Trained in the techniques of running proiectors, they donate their time and ettort in order to show movies to various classes. Their work is appreciated by both faculty and students. The Library Club, under the direction of Mr. Melvin John- son, has done much to pave the way to greater knowl- edge. The members are required to maintain a fair grade of scholarship and devote at least one period a week working in the library. The experience acquired from participation in this organization prepares the in- dividual for better work later in life. Library Club Rv' I I PROJECTIONIST CLUB: FIRST ROW: Finkill, Malone, Nauen, Barnes. SECOND ROW: McMullen, Arnold, DiFelice, Chinelly. THIRD ROW: Breon, Bellenger, L. Burrell, Gamel. FOURTH ROW: Culbertson, DeMattina, Dickin- son, FIFTH ROW: Providence, C. Burrell, Raschiatore, Grover. fx LIBRARY CLUB: FIRST ROW: Arnold, Beltran, Marciszewski, LaFay, comb, Cosco, Weagley, Fitzsimmons, Zubrycki Florack. THIRD Hamilton, Chadderdon, Loury, McQuay, Gurecki, Garceau, York. ROW: Bieber Pryor, Scorza, Hieber, Ramsdell, Riegle, Whitmire, SECOND ROW: Beaney, Davis, Reynolds, O'Connor, Rosini, Whit- Granger, Mallet, McMullen, Mr. Melvin Johnson, HEALTH CAREERS CLUB FIRST ROW DAllessandro Suhr Wlmer Aiken Elliott P Schick Sldmore Mundy VanDllst THIRD ROW Grosser Doyle Frank Parrlnello McMullen LaFay Relgle Yacona Read Wllkms B Schick Marshall K McMullen Atfleld Palmer SECOND ROW Pullano Schoonmaker Laughlm Black Sebastian Helton Health Careers .lunlor Red Cross The members of Health Careers Club are gurls who are Interested In nursing as a possible career Sacrlflclng free hours these gurls help the Bloodmobule the March Dimes clruve and serve as hospital aides The Jumor Red Cross IS another club whlch serves the local community and assists the Red Crass ,ff wf4'. Rafe: 'I' ll Q. q l D :TM 1 JUNIOR RED CROSS MEMBERS AND OFFICERS FIRST ROW Salvatore DlFellce Secretary Properzl SECOND ROW Ballone Gllbert Presldent Dendel THIRD ROW Mrs Mulligan Advisor Schick Laughlin Vlce President , ' ' ,l of f ft? X 1 satziig if, Qilffi' 05:70 J 'fif 'a wi mf! 3 -e U ,Q 3 X 9 'i5Q'1.:5v Q ., - 0 l b I T Q , , we x F.H.A.: FIRST ROW: Hopkins, Blair, Young, Hoffman, Brown, Ramsdell, Able, Boyce. SECOND ROW: Miss Henry, Advisor, Suhr, Wunder, Bottazzo, Pryor, Lincoln, Loury, George, Giardino, Tando, Whitenight, Provvidenza, Jackson, Cimicata. Future Homemakers F.H.A. OFFICERS: FIRST ROW: Boyce, Tando, Loury. SECOND ROW: Giardino, George, Brown, Hopkins, Ramsdell, Miss Henry. F.H.A. is a newly formed organization in E.R.H.S. designed to train its members in domestic arts. This group, headed by Miss Edith Henry, meets on the first and third Mondays of each month. The many activities of F.H.A. include knitting and sewing for charitable organizations, making cookies for parties given for handi- capped children, and sponsoring cookie sales one afternoon a month. Future Teachers This newly formed organization in East Rochester High School has done much to aid the students interested in teaching as a profession. Monthly meetings, guest speakers, and field trips to centers of education highlight this group's annual activities. Learning by doing and perfecting the knowledge gained offer the stu- dent a greater opportunity to survey future careers. F.T.A berg, ROW: dehff . OFFICERS: FIRST ROW: Mrs. Sol- Mr. Nacarella, Advisors. SECOND Marino, Secretary: Coryell, Presi- Wimer, Vice-President. F.T.A.: FIRST ROW: Volpe, DellaPietra, Arianna, Zubrycki, Shutter, Mundy, DeGregory Hopkins. SECOND ROW: Kazoroski, Simons, East, Kucewicz, Klitgord, Megale, G. Gurecki Ferre. THIRD ROW: Able, Coryell, Tuttle, D. Gurecki, Boyce, Fitzsimmons. FOURTH ROW Quinn, Sandie, Columbino, Culross, Cimicata. 1 f FRENCH CLUB: FIRST ROW: Schick, Schoonmaker, Lahti, Whitmire, Tucker, Michaels, Valentine, Finkill, Allen, DeMattina, Kier. FOURTH Alletto, Reynolds, Swift, Hibshman, M. Tuttle, Black, Ruth. SECOND ROW: Blessing, Nenno, Rumph, Soule, Sandle, Gross Schake, H. Tucker, Michaels, Valentine, Finkill, Allen, DeMattina, Kier. FOURTH Allen, wicz, Chaplin, S. Tuttle, Hill. THIRD ROW: Hanchowski, Bellenger, ll y a beaucoup de paysans. Go Hoopsiel R 5 KJ , -1' ,Ng Q 'fy We A Gigli l Nice! The Cafeteria needs help? FRENCH CLUB: FIRST ROW: Papapietro, Parrinello, Hamilton, Giar- dino, Doyle, S. LaFay, Levinson, Smith. SECOND ROW: Salvatore, Nazzaro, Shutter, DellaPietra, Boyce, Fornieri, Evans, Vigaretti Koerner. THIRD ROW: Drake, Pullono, Dudinski, McMullen, Zubryckil Under the guidance of Mrs. Katyryn Bieber, the French Club is one of many oustanding extra-curricular activities in E. R. H. S. Included in the many entertainments are the hilarious and col- orful initiations, the numerous parties, and the traditional dinner at the Normandy Inn, highlighting each year. French Club French Club Officers: FIRST ROW: Koerner, Treasurer: Pullano, Secretary, SECOND ROW: Mrs. Bieber, Advisor: Whitman, President: Coryell, Vice-President. 39 Whitmire, Forrest, DiFelice. FOURTH ROW: Miller, Beltran, Able Checko, O'Conner, Clark, Jeltrey, Shuryn. FIFTH ROW: C. Miller, Ferre, Garceau, LaFica, Norton, Bristol, Coryell, Whitman, J. LaFay. Nicerl I I LATIN CLUB: FIRST ROW: Frank, R. Ballone, D'Ambrose, Chadcler- don, Cimicata, Drake, Palmer, Scorza, Taverrite, Ulrich. SECOND ROW: Hoskins, Seidel, Evans, Volpe, DellaPietra, Mundy, Simmons, Vollbracht, Ferre, Goy, Gaudion, Hodges, Pacilio, Pommers. THIRD ROW: East, Whitman, LaFay, Lamb, Winfree, Dickenson, Brown, LATIN CLUB OFFICERS: FIRST ROW: Rice, Consul: Ruth, Quge. stor, Miss Fritz, Advisor: Ellis, Consul. SECOND ROW: Seidel, Aedile: Gaudion, Scriba, Quinn, Aedile, Marino, Davis, Malone, Brown, Vergo. FOURTH ROW: Klitgord Coryell, Harris, Swift, Haber, Faruch, Breon, Alletto, Quinn, Ran sco, Fioravanti. FIFTH ROW: Niles, Schick, Gouger, C. Ellis, Tut Kucewicz. SIXTH ROW: Ruth, Kowen tle, LoCastro, P. Ellis, Reigle, Levato, Hoffman, Rice, Hanks, Paul, J. Ballone. Latin Club The Latin Club, under the guidance of Miss Pauline Fritz, each year carries out its traditional initiations and parties. To qualify for the club, a Latin student must obtain an 85W average and must take two years of Latin. By participating in the Junior Classi- cal League, the club also strives to keep the classics alive. l All right students, a, ae, ae, a, aa . . .? 40 Wrong one, Joe! Latin Club isa. af ..' l 'L-m la I li -21 llli ' s uk l l 1 l Cheer up Freshmen the worsl is yer Yo comel Whot would Tonka soy? The angel, The devil, and Drew History in the making! ji X. W ,ill l ill fad: Y' l' Which one is the smoke! 41 ? Q vi ! QX I QQZM JAX ,H - .11 , ., I ani.,-,if 1 W, I Pi., 44 avffmzlf.-9 ll ' q,j:e: ir' . , ' ,. ,- 555 'T - 3: 04.1, A QI 4, 4 ki, A C - 'Ji ' 'ii ' x ' 4 Qi. W QQ gy 'sift' I E' ' dx ,I Amfg, ,I 'X ' . Eiofe xy-14 . I Q , ' F' vi I 6 U A A I 1 , V, I ,UQ EI, Xisjgjif -,ggi QW! r I, q Q J, I I ALL-STATE: FIRST ROW: Seidel, LoFica, Breon, Volpe, Mr. Miller. SECOND ROW: Hoskins, Gross, Schake, Allen, Hahn, Baldo, Hanks. CHOIR: FIRST ROW: Pclpopietro Hopkins, DellciPietra, Evans, Voll bracht, Fine, Chudyk, Boyce, Doremus, Chinelly, Johnston, W Hoskins, Baker. SECOND ROW: Ulrich, Hamilton, Rinaldi Pro perzi, Malone, Gaudion, Pacilio, Ruth, Palmer, Schoonmcuker, Mc- Choir and All State Gee, Coryell, Schcmke, THIRD ROW: Wimer, Doyle, Barberio, Elliot, Garceau, Harris, Carozzi, Culbertson, Nohe, Evans, S. Hoskins, Hanks. FOURTH ROW: O'Keefe, Cimicota, Tuttle, Whitmire, Lahti, Reid, Glonton, Wood, Vergo, Burrell, Allen. CHOIR OFFICERS: FIRST ROW: Vollbracht, Accompanist: Baldo President, SECOND ROW: Schake, Vice President, Ruth, Secretary- Treasurer, Mr. Miller, Director. CHOIR: FIRST ROW: Grosser, LaBarr, LoCastro, Levato, Ricci, Schoonmaker, Clark, Rubenstein, Arianna, D'Ambrose, Volpe, Cicca- relli, Lauricella. SECOND ROW: T, Hahn, Vergo, Grover, Faruch Hill, Ramph, L. Hahn, Jeffrey, Gilbert, Whitmire, Sult, Raschiatore. I Choir isn't what it used to be! ALL STATE CHOIR: Particularly talented singers are selected from the high school choir each year to participate in the All State program. Vocalists from many schools blend styles and experience, working toward an inspiring and memorable perform- ance tor families and friends. Under the direction of Mr, Hugh Miller the high school choir blends young voices in a variety of song and harmony. The choir's activities include an annual Christmas assembly, the Spring Concert, and the trip to Highland Bowl, which highlights the year's program. THIRD ROW: Tobin, D. Swift, Baldo, Weagley, Breon, Ellis, La- Fica, Seidel, Drake, Beltran, Taverrite. FOURTH ROW: Ruth, Rice, Valentine, Gross, Haber, Bliek, J. Swift, Morgan, Alletto, Betzer, Clarke, Cimicata. FRESHMEN-SOPHOMORE GLEE CLUB: FIRST ROW: Fredell, D'Ambr0sio, Need hom, Ulrich, Morabito, Cannon, Borberio, Rinaldi, Osfrowski, Levinson, Corea SECOND ROW: Taverrife, Kuppinger, Dufko, Mance, Lahti, Busharf, Mollett, K Riegle, Thomas, Properzi OfKeefe. THIRD ROW: Wilkins, Cornell, Doremus Hodges, Goy, Gaudion, Dendel, Pacilio, Weogley, Elliofl. FOURTH ROW: Fine Shuryn, Malone, Seidel, Carrozzi, Reid, Chudyk, Slivinski, Harris, Swain, L Riegle. 9-0 1 ' ,H 5 1s,lslslf'ltlz,,,,: :u:i1i g' , I ' N -I' l . nw? 'f V 6 , J O H523 FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE GLEE CLUB OFFICERS: 'l ' 'K li FIRST ROW: Pacilio, President: Hahn, Vice-President. ' I, SECOND ROW: Parrotta, Librarian: Taverrife, Secre- X X tary: Goy, Librarian: Mr. Hugh Miller, Director. vw iUNLOR-SENIOR GLEE CLUB: FIRST ROW: Schoonmoker, Voll- Zone, Whitmire, Baldossare, Lcusin, Reynolds, Sfpall, Scorza, Pryor, fOr f, Shuryn, LGFiC0, Schlubmehl, Gurcecu, Hieber, O'Connor, Gilbert, Cimicam. THIRD ROW: Clarke, McMullen, Laughlin, Easr, Palmer, Evans, Pacilio, Fifzsimmons. SECOND ROW: Tuttle, Cati- Kucewicz, Kazoroski, Able, Reid, Betzer, Lahti, Black. FRESHMEN-SOPHOMORE GLEE CLUB: FIRST ROW: Peters, Marceszewski, Clark, Rubenstein, Sullivan, Barnum, Salvatore, Parrotta, Dattilo, Ciccarelli, Lauricella Faruch. SECOND ROW: D'Ambrose, Whitmire, Granger, Jeffrey, Able, Durante, Cali, Reecly, Dendel, DiGuiseppi, York. THIRD ROW: Weagley, Schick, Guarino, Ramph, Hahn, Morgan, Robertson, Ballone, Raschiatore, Militello. FOURTH ROW Atfield, Mallett, Ellis, Hull, Carter, Mader, Laber, Taverrite, Cucineli. Girls' Glee Clubs JUNIOR-SENIOR GLEE CLUB OFFICERS FIRST ROW Mr. Hugh Miller, director, Garceau, Vice President Gurecki, President. SECOND ROW: Evans, librarian Laughlin, secretary-treasurer, Reid, accompanist Smith, librarian. JUNIOR-SENIOR GLEE CLUB: FIRST ROW: Vigaretti, Hopkins, Chadderdon, Mance, Loury, Marozzi, Doyle, DeGregory, Giardino, ecki, Fosillo, Sult, Tando, Hamilton. THIRD ROW: Forrest, Boyce Pullano, DiPietro, Learn, DiBerardinis, J. Miller, Marshal, Smith Papapietro, Frank, Wimer, D'Alessandro. SECOND ROW: Beltran, Zubricki, LaPietra, C. Miller. Cimicata, George, Arianna, Nazzaro, Wawrzewski, Fornieri, Gur- 1 f DANCE BAND: FIRST ROW: Ricci, Vennene, Seidel, DellaPietra, mon, Ellis, Roschivfore, Brown, Levofo, Furuch, Huber- THIRD ROW Finkill, Herman, Properzi, Underwood, Davisson, Hoffman, Paul, Whitmire, Reid,Vollhrachf,Micl'iaels,Ruth, Schake. SECOND -ROW: Allen, Schoonmaker, Soule, Hahn, Malone, Whit- Bands and All-State BAND: FIRST ROW: Alletfo, Klitgord, Simons, Drake, Hodges, Harris SECOND ROW: Mundy, Seidel, M. Ruth, Palmer, Tuttle, Swift, Kowen, Alfieri. THIRD ROW: Gaudion, D'Ambrose, Carnell, Ri- naldi, Raschiatore, L. Hahn, Needham, Pacilio, Brown, Levato, Rice FOURTH ROW: Burlingame, Vergo, Guarino, Thomas, Hill, McCaf- fery, Norton, Bagley, Ramph, Schoonmaker, Soule, T. Hahn, M Malone, Whitman, Ellis, Bliek. FIFTH ROW: Salvatore, Chudyk, Squire, Gouger, Morabito, DiDomenico, Sweeney, DeMattina, Lang- don, R. Swift. 2 The Senior High Band under the direction o Mr James Beckwith rehearses three times a week in order to prepare for various con- certs and assemblies. These include Christmas and Spring Concerts, exchange assemblies, and a performance under the stars at High- land Bowl. Beckwith Director Niles Treasurer Quinn Vice President xffu ? K S xfhxggzl :N 3' V . 'lf fl I ! ,. X .eine 4-3,5 Z ss, , , vs' f 'R s Each year outstanding musicians are selected from the Senior High Band to participate in All State, The All State program alters these students an opportunity to combine their musical talents with students from other haols throughout the state. l All STATE: FGFUCIL Dell!! Pieffflf C- Ellis, P. Ellis. BAND OFFICERS: C. Ellis, President, P. Ellis, Secretary, Mr. James .5QgfWfQ.' ,rv E . . . . f , dltlgg. 1 8 I . . . ' 1 v ll 'X ff l 7 T X sc BAND: FIRST ROW: Ross, Doremus, Rubenstein, Clark, Malone, O'Keefe. SECOND ROW: Ulrich, P. Ellis, Finkill, Herman, Pierce, Grover, Schick, DellaPietra. THIRD ROW: Baker, Schake, Hoffman, I I Blakemore, Properzi, Stephenson, Venette, Allen, Ricci. FOURTH ROW: Valentine, Phelps, Tesch, Heiber, Haber, Niles, Underwood, Baldo, LoCastro, Quinn, Davisson, Faruch, Sandle, Paul. FIFTH ROW: Breon, Ruth, Michaels. LEADERS CLUB: FIRST ROW: Sult, Fornieri, Gilbert, Forrest, Della Stillman. THIRD ROW: Laughlin, Drake, Alletto, Klitgord, Jeltrey, Pietra, Reid, Baldassare, Dendel, Gaudion. SECOND ROW: Kreger, Betzer, Vigaretti, Tuttle. FOURTH ROW: Able, Cimicata, Miller, Fitzsimmons, Chadderdan, Ferre, Garceau, Clarke, Volpe, Miss Catizone, Mance, LaFica, Marshall, absent, Goy. Leaders' Club Leaders Club is an organization of girls se- lected on the basis of leadership, athletic ability, and co-operation. Under the guidance of Miss Florrie Stillman, these girls devote much of their time conducting girls' athletics, officiating for girls' intramurals and assisting in gym classes. Good sportsmanship, perserverance, and depend- ability are key words in the East Rochester Leaders Club. excl., 4 , : 5 rl D 'I V . fl Vg, - 1, 1 ' , ,, . ui 'R'.,,,if.i ' . 41 755 -ini 'K . .f5:4ti!E f gf, ff : ' YL eqinlyf ' :Fav 1,92 ,xiii 1 V143 ' Ve? ' ,Q-f' X - 'A . 'ali i i A i C - , LEADERS CLUB OFFICERS, Forrest, Vice President, Miss Stillman, Advisor, Volpe, Treasurer, Clarke, Secetary, Fornieri, President. 48 'VARSITY CLUB: FIRST ROW: Atfleld, Levato, Tucker, Wawrzewski, Gurecki, J. Ransco, Morgante, Ellis, Mandile, Coryell, Malone Whitman, Quinn, LoCastro, Kowen, Hoffman, Rice, Fioravanti, Vergo. Consaul, Finoccherio. FOURTH ROW: Michaels, Culross, Hanks SECOND ROW: DiFelice, Hill, Smith, Schoian, Piersielak, Nauen, Hahn, Sortino, Schake, Sirianno, Marcoccia, Hanchowski, Ballone Niles, Colombino, M. Ransco, Kristan, Ruth. THIRD ROW: Megale, Zito. Varsity Club The Varsity Club, an organization of athletes, takes an active part in school lite and helps to promote school spirit. Under the guidance of Mr. Quinn, this relatively new club sells ribbons, pro- vides ushers for basketball games, and provides various activities for the students. These activi- ties include: promoting a victory dance, a hay- ride, and selling football dolls and pennants. This club is a goal for boys to work for and it is an honor to belong to this helpful organization. will 'l ,tf-s'V ,A 5 l J ' :: a ' V .9 I 1 ' , p- ' A ' TQ vARslTY cLuB OFFICERS: Rice, vice Pfessdemf Flomvanti, President: Cowell, V Treasurer: Mr. Donald Quinn, AdVlS0f- VARSITY FOOTBALL Backs FIRST ROW, Ronsco, Hill, Levofo Florcvonfu SECOND ROW Flnocchnrlo L.oocl1es1Mr,MonIcriefT Mr Topolskl M Quinn, Mr. McLane, Varsity Footb E.R. 7 Brockporj E.R. I3 LeRoy ER. 9 Ecxstridge E.R, 6 Irondequoit ER. T4 Canandaigua ER. I3 Newark E.R. 26 Greece ER. 26 Fairport 50 Ah, whoT form! , pg, 9 LVKL ' .if ' yi : T if if HV 3 ' 1 is c ',m' V A ' wil T - '1,.-J -krh ,fi ' K V A . ri Q is 5 1- 'W ' - , -' iii f f b dl K- 5, ,1,s ,,. , sa x .wi 1 ., Look at that lou 0 FSC A You'll ge-T your chance, boys, This year's varsiTy Toofball Team, under The coaching I of Mr. Quinn, compiled a 6 - 2 record, Thus finish- Q , ing in second place. The high poinf of The season was The surprising rouT of FairporT 26 To 2. Bernie Fi- orovanti was chosen for The All CounTy Team, To cli- Z 'Q X X max a successful season. Q X. l ,ff ' nv' D C ,, I 1 4 f- 5 .X sr X Varsity Foofball Linemen: FIRST ROW: Morgc1nTe, LoCcs1ro, Kowen, Gurecki, VenTura, DeFeliCe- SECOND ROW: Nauen, Consaul, Michaels, ATfield, Ballone, Zito, Hoffman. 51 XS ..-- ., ,.,f JV FOOTBALL FIRST ROW Norton Speca Chnnelly Bauer Koto Schullacu Johnston Morabrto Maxwell Clow THIRD ROW Ramph wxcz Quinn Baker Bristol Tengeres DrDomenrco DlBerardlnls D Mancuso Lannlng Swift Vergo Hleber Hoskins Brown Whrt SECOND ROW Dncesare Koester Potter Dekdebrun K Mancusc bourne Kostecke Phelps LaBarr U11 W J l SCORES Brighton lrondequolt Eastbrldge Newark Fairport Falrport Webster McQua1d Brockport Football With many boys out for the team coach McLane had enough players for a JV and a Freshman te m The JV s w n 2 d a lo l and lost l These boys have gained valuable experience and many should be ready for var sity next year E.R. O ' 28 ' ' E.R. 25 ' I3 C, I . .1 E.R. 7 ' 27 o , tle l, nd st 3, E.R. 13 Webster I3 while the Freshman won 2, tied ER. 20 0 '. ' . Y E.R. 6 ' l2 . E.R. I3 ' I3 ' . ER. Sl I3 ER. 6 ' 20 E.R. 25 O 0 o f . z ,V . U s 1 f IT g f Another win for East Rochester lanother defeat for Fairportl J.V. COACH AND MANAGERS: Niles, Hanks, Mr. Baroody, Coach Marcoccia, Hoskins. fNf'N f Q 'flsifgx I fviiswfwh 1 if 4, it 1 J 3 Ya'5 E:S! ff 0 l l il g -4 -1, g i time! A vi: wk l.rlil',15r X,iS!Zi Nw t,-,rl l,g,o.'41 l metre! 56, QQQEMW ta4:a,'yi1 vs- -' x . H ' I I ,vi - H145 , x sr-55, A1 g 'I I X ,C .1 0 S 0 N Sig, tan A A sv 5+', all ' Nxffff s , 'ff I ' iw' l f ff R . 7 , M fir , ff f J.V, BASKETBALL: FIRST ROW: Quinzi, Mancuso, Zito, Ruth, Tesch. SECOND ROW: Swift, Biracree, Pommers, Hoskins, Evans. THIRD ROW: Whitbourne, Venette, Clifford, Levato, Lanning. Following the basketball tradition set here, the J.V. Basketball team swept to an undefeated season. The Junior Bombers, winners of 46 games in a row over a three year period, show fine promise for coming years. A sparkling offense and a tight de- fense overwhelmed most of the teams, but a few squeakers added suspense to the season. These hustling cage- men showed amazing coolness and poise while capturing their third J.V. title in a row. J. V. Basketball E.R. - Eastbridge 6l-4l E.R, - Brighton 42-24 E.R. - lrondequoit 40-37 E.R. - Webster 52-32 E.R. - Gates-Chili 45-23 E.R. - Penfield 55-22 E.R. - Brockport 5l-32 E.R. L Greece-Olympia 50-39 E.R. - Eastridge 70-4l E.R. - Brighton 55-38 E.R. - Fairport 5l-27 E.R. - lrondequoit 48-4l E.R, - Webster 55-24 E.R. - Gates-Chili 53-38 E.R. -- Penfield 60-46 E.R. - Brockport 4l-28 E.R. - Fairport 57-49 E.R. - Greece-Olympia 65-36 Varsity Basketball This year's Varsity Basketball team com- pleted the first undefeated season in the history of the school. The boys worked hard through the long season and combined in- dividual eftortsos o team to win another Monroe County AA title. Although the fight- ing Bombers never lost, their spirit was reiu- venated in such games as Eastridge, Brock- port, and Fairport, With a well balanced starting five backed up by a strong bench, the Bombers led by Coach John Baynes, by the merit of their i8-O record, gained their perennial sectional berth. E.R. - Eastridge 55-39 E.R. - Brighton 6l-43 E.R. - lrondequoit 53-38 E.R. - Webster 59-39 E,R. - Gates-Chili 64-26 E.R. - Penfield 36-26 E.R. - Brockport 59-46 E.R. - Greece-Olympia 55-35 E.R. - Eastridge 48-45 E.R. - Brighton 69-57 E.R. - Fairport 42-38 E.R, - lrondequoit 6l-39 E.R. - Webster 69-39 E.R. - Gates-Chili 55-39 E.R. - Pentield 44-22 E.R. - Brockport 42-28 E.R. - Fairport 50-42 E.R. - Greece-Olympia 58-34 No. 32 NO. 34 Dave Schake Todd Hahn The Versatile COTHSF-men. NO. 25 VARSITY BASKETBALL: FIRST ROW John Levqfo Hahn. SECOND ROW: Mandile, Sortino THIRD ROW: Mr. Baynes, Coach, Ballone Rice. FOURTH ROW: Schake. 54 No. 33 Jerry Bczllone No. 31 Ken Rice WI1ere's Bernie? NR ' I 417 sl X r 42 x Q lyzl' X 27 , vb I' xx... dl VARSITY BASKETBALL: FIRST ROW: Fiore- No. 35 Rice goes ihrough The middle. vonii. SECOND ROW: Coryeli, Quinn Bernie Fiomvomi THIRD ROW: Dovisson, Levufo, Kowen, FOURTH ROW: Gross. 55 - VARSITY WRESTLING: FIRST ROW: Hill, DiBerardinis, Siranno, At- LoCastro, Gurecki, Ventura, Megale, Tucker, Quinn, Mr. Quinn, field, Kristan, Consaul, Schoian, DeFelice. SECOND ROW: Vergo, Coach. E.R. - Irondequoit 44-i0 E.R. - Rush Henrietta 58-O E.R. - Pittsford 44-5 E.R. - Webster 39-ll E.R. - Spencerport 45-8 E.R. - Brockport 35-9 E.R. - Brighton 37-8 E.R. - Hilton 49-3 E.R. - Greece-Olympia 30-I8 E.R. - Eastridge 34-I4 E.R. - Penfield 30-l6 E.R. - Fairport 42-8 E.R. - Honeoye Falls 29-3 ' , E.R. - Gates-Chili 46-o That's one way. This year's wrestling team com- pleted another undefeated season under the coaching of Mr. Quinn. Never being really extended, the grapplers won their 33rd match in a row while winning the title. Undefeated during the season were Tom Vergo, undefeated in 4 years of league matches, John Ventura, Gay Schoian, Tony Di- Berardinis, and Sam Sirianno. The team also added the Auburn tournament to their victory string. Winners of the County Tourna- ment were Tom Vergo, Jim Ran- sco, Dennis Gurecki, Frank Me- gale, and Joe DiFelice. Varsity Wrestling Team i Come one -loef le 5 90- Auburn Tournament Winners J.V. WRESTLING: FIRST ROW: Potter, Kostecke, DiCiantis, Di- SECOND ROW: Dekdebrun, Burrell, Speca, Koester Durante Vergo Cesare, Zimarino, Corea, Bristol, Baker, Smith, Johnston, Holt. DiDomenico,Morgante,Allen, Following the example of the valiant Varsity, the J.V.'s piled up a IO win 3 loss record. These boys, future prospects for the Varsity, showed the fine ability that is a standard here. These boys worked diligently along with The Varsity to build them- selves up and prepare for com- ing seasons. Finishing unde- feated were Ronnie Zimarino and Jim Johnson. By the ap- pearance of this team, coming seasons under Coach Quinn will be as successful as previous E.R E.R E,R ER. - E.R. - ER - E.R. - ER ER. - E.R. - OFISS. E.R. - Junior Varsity News ' UNM 1 Qi ly , f N XXXQK L Sa ILA x xv y 47 L lxxxx 6 I lr!! XX I sl 3 N: .X 'AI V , Nqr .,mjrQ. U'! T GX? j :illilll 'iran ifzafau x W ' 'ff Q N l Ubi frc BT Pittsford 28-24 Fairport 38-I3 East Ridge 33-22 Wayne Central 36-T3 Fairport 36-I3 lndustry 29-20 Fairport 29-I3 Webster I7-27 Brighton 34-I4 Penfield 3l-lO Eastridge l8-3l Pittsford 24-26 Industry 33-25 Team One point, DeFeIice Q f X -. W Stand up, Jimmy! f CROSS COUNTRY: FIRST ROW: Culross, Wawrzewsk Ransco SECOND ROW Mr Brad , . i : . y - coach, Schake, Coryell, Laughlin, Ellis. Our cross country team came through in fine torm to win their third consecutive county championship, entitling them to keep the VV.R. Knott Trophy. The team went undefeated this season to run their consecutive win record of I8 and placed a close second in sectional competiton. CROSS COUNTRY: FIRST ROW: Schoian, Sirianno, Lamb, Mandile, Culross, Wawrzewski, Collins, Griltith, Foster, Schoonmaker, Ramph. SECOND ROW: Megale, Quinzi, Laughlin, Major, Harmon, Glanton DeGendice. THIRD ROW: Mr. Brody - coach, Ostrowski, Scho- ian, Pommers, Sweeney, Tesch, Coryell, Valentine, Ransco, Schake, Barber, Clittorcl, Un- derwood, Nohe, Ellis, Zito, I-Ianchowski. CROSS COUNTRY SPECIAL RECOGNITION E.R. 68 BICCM Second E,R, 48 County First E.R. 80 Sectionals Second CROSS COUNTRY SCORES E.R. I5 Monroe 38 E.R. I9 Hilton 40 E.R, I5 Pittsford 42 E.R. 58 Aquinas 60 i W .. :sg-I 1 ' N54 Y, wb 1 I , V5. 3 1 xpe' I h-, N, was Ns .-L, , ,. '-if f , 'S' ' TS' I 1 I i i i i TRACK: FIRST ROW: Setter, Manuel, Hayes, Colino, Cappiello, TON, Girvin, DSMCJTHHG, MGVICIQSV- THIRD ROW! Flfllslll NOHUQGF Corea, Taverrite, Bagley, McElwaine, Warren. SECOND ROW: Cul- Verga, Cook, LoCastro, Ballone, Morgante, Williams Schake Ellis ross, Ransco, Wintree, Miller, Mancuso, Leiderman, Pommers, Nor- Valentine, Alesi, l-lolben, Sweeney, Mr. Brody, Coach Outdoor and Indoor T k TRACK SCORES: rac Fairport 44 Pittsford 60 Webster 70 Brighton 50 Finished titth in County Competition. Ugh!! This MEAT-ball is heavy! Running hard, but not hard enough, last years track team had a poor season record-wise but gained experience for this yeor's season. Under the coaching of Mr. Brody the team com piled a record ot one tie, three losses in league competition This young squad improved and tied Fairport in the last meet to improve the outlook for this year. S f CCG Q - . 'Ky ' so rfllliwfb l Ni L-16' aff? V y. . S U'XfV Sao, o - f 4., , ,,. QQ XJ 7 f -1 -31 w,... VARSITY BASEBALL: FIRST ROW: D. Rice, Wawrzewski, Sirianno. SECOND ROW: Marcoccia - manager, K. Rice, L. Quinn, Mr. Quinn -- coach. Qf I - VARSITY BASEBALL: Fiorava nti. The baseball players enjoyed the season and profited by working together as a team. Practice started inside because of weather conditions, and moved into the wide-open-spaces during the spring months. The All-County stars were Dick Rice, and Bernie Fioravanti. FIRST ROW: Gross, Footer, Burrell, Clark. SECOND ROW: Coryell, Urzetta, Ferris, M-. 60 V xkw J.V. BASEBALL: FIRST ROW: Ludwig, Liberti, Dicesare, Burrell, manager. SECOND ROW: Hoffman, Scumaci, Hoskins, Mr. Weise, coach. E.R. O Fairport E.R. 9 Eastridge E.R. 8 Penfield E.R. I Brighton E.R. 6 Webster VARSITY SCORES 8 E.R. IO E.R. Il E.R. O E.R. 7 E.R. J.V. BASEBALL: FIRST ROW: Hill Eastridge Fairport Brighton Penfield Webster Guadioso, 3 E.R. 4 Fairport 5 E.R. 0 Eastridge 3 E.R. 8 Pentield 8 E.R. 5 Brighton 7 Quinzi, Ruth, DiDomenico. SECOND J.V. SCORES K 7 E.R I4 E.R 9 E.R 6 E.R ROW: Ba ker, Smith, 5 Fairport 5 Eastridge 5 Webster 5 Penfield Evans, 61 l l l l l e Julia Vigaretti l l.i,l iisflllil Judy Gcirceau lqiiiht 2-it-:lar it :Q Est-mw!r:a::i:t?:, -e if atzzil-twink!-,.: Each year, nine girls are chosen tor the Varsity Cheerleading Squad on the basis of pep, abil- ity, and school spirit. Under the supervision of Miss Florrie Still- man these girls practice each noon hour. This year's squad had the privilege ot leading the student body in cheers for a winning football team and a championship basketball team. gs: 2 at H 5 ss Q. Em-Si ss l Bonnie Sult i l Sally Ulricl' 62 Varsity -i si :if x i .f f ,i ig ggi xlllll is .l ii Miss Florrie Stillman, Advisor Karen Klifgord, Captain Kathy Cimicafa, Co-captain wig? L. in Ei i Cheerleaders 1' Carolyn DellaPiefra 63 Marianne Alleffo ?,2i5Qt,lr fwgggsl llhggijl Al I l'Nlr'1 'ill I H 1 Wiiilli'i' W LII 'WI'I'gff ff fl lf v J I lg WI n f'l I 1' I ' Nuff Qtr I' I ly X fill ' I f . 1 viva ,Uri 1 W ff af I ,IIII I I If ' X DI 64 I ' g II lrlffji s 6 -if sv fy 1 0 I 'x QD ER. 3 Rush H. I ER. 4 Penfleld O E R. I Fairport 3 E R. I Pittsford 3 E R. 2 H. Falls 2 E R. 4 Brighton O The tennis team did very well this year and made coach Tom Conners very pleased. Stressing individual TENNIS: FIRST ROW: Mr. Conners - coach, Niles, Dickenson, Whitman, Bliek, Scorza. SECOND ROW: Hahn, Levato, Reed, Nauen, Malone, Haber. Tennis Golf record this season. play, the team registered a 6-3-3 record. The team looks forward to another successful season with almost all the starters returning. GOLF: FIRST ROW: Bogert, ski, Mr. Cannioto - coach. Kowen, Mihaly. SECOND ROW: Hanks, Schoian, Underwood, Hanchow- DMM The golf team under Mr. Cannioto, turned in a 2-3 E.R. - Pittsford - L E.R. - Brighton - L E.R. - Penfteld - W E.R. - McQuoid - L E.R. - Webster - W r Q- . il I fl WUI. 'mfr- 1 Aj 'lfvvd :Zur .- ,-.- C' J.V. CHEERLEADERS: Rinaldi, Reigle, Malone, Pacilio, Seidel, Cosco, O'Ke-efe, Properzi, Cicarelli. J,V. Cheerleaders in aclion. fl , , 9. . X- wt s.ff..fM.'va-is ' Tu ' .7'3HQ.f J ' 1 5 .7551 3'1'f1'f 'ff-1,1 M W . 'L'-9 f -In Q ' ' 41 , 5 J. V. Cheerleaders The Junior Varsiiy Cheerleaders lead crowds ai preliminary basketball games. They practice many, long hours, coached by Miss Florrie Srill- rnan, and are spurred on by The Varsiiy Cheer- ing Squad. The squad funciions To prornoie school spirii anal encourage good sporisrnanship. This is The BUNNY Hop? See how nice Vicky keeps her knees, Karen. But Sherry, I thought you were wrestling. ii Mory Allen? Gee, Todd throws if hi hl Q - Top if over To Grendel. 1 s gg Who? 0 feom! HOW nice? The Seniors won by shutout? This is infromurols? ARE- YOU SURE YOU CALLED .JUST B0 vs' TEA ms? K' ff LJ, '4.,:. , xi r gc- A . . ,l '-: gNl'1'e1 .f ,qi .f 'f, lc, , '-116 5- ,K If'-H, 1' 'A v 119' mi '-1 Q . ew Ik :I 4 1, n u' '::- 1- K.. 5. ,Y .. 11.-, ,.-. ,,. ,:. .lx -., 1-f.' ww , 13.-if-7'1 '.- xt if . There is somewhot deceptive about the intercourse of minds. The boundaries are invisible, but they ore never crossed. There is such good will to impart, and such good will to receive, that each threatens 'ro become the other, but the law of INDI- VIDUALITY collects its secret strength: you are you, and I am I, and so we remain. Ralph Waldo Emerson ' 4 ... A Qfklgijf T Q O -LIQTW ' 3-'f' Q' A 7 ' Y 'T .J 'X Jil 4, 6' as Upperclassmen fi, FIRST ROW DAIessondro Suhr Wrmer Homnlton Palermo SECOND ROW Loury Arnold J Koerner Pullono Schlllocl THIRD ROW Zlmorlno DlFellce Beltran Forrest Learn Ferre FOURTH ROW OConnor Young Sclwlck Consoul Andres Sebostuon FIFTH ROW Bottle Vollbrcxchf Gorceou McMullen Pryor Florock Blcur SIXTH ROW LoFuccu Schoonmoker Boldossore Betzer What 70 ii? iw mire, Pecoro. SEVENTH ROW: Mondeloro, Ross, DiRisio, Chontm, Hoskins, Nouen, Reid, Brown. ii K Y 9 'f-f-ea... M I 453131 .E .mduigrl kiggf 35 . Q 57 , AV A ' FIRST ROW: Michaels, Cimicotci, Tondo, Jackson, Peregrin, SECOND ROW: Providence Junlorsilvlorcoccio, Tucker, Christopher, Schoion, THIRD ROW: Alfieri, Ronsco, Honchowski, DeGen- dice, Folzone, FOURTH ROW: Allen, Evans, Bellenger, Niles, LoCosTro, Valentine, FIFTH ROW: Pcssero, Vlflwifcomb, Nenno, Rumphf, D'Eufernic1, SIXTH ROW: Orr, Levoto, Kowen, Rice, Sargent, Affield, SEVENTH ROW: Brewer, Moybee, Dovisson, Hoffman, Gross, Bollone, Schoke. 71 FIRST ROW Frank LaFay Barnes Mance Chadderdon SECOND ROW Lincoln Ramsdell R :nl Vlgaleffl Drake THIRD ROW Wunder George Konarskl Evans I-liebe: FOURTH ROW Palme: Scorza DlPle1ro Smuflw Beaney Marshall FIFTH ROW Muller Lahti LCIUQITIIIW Read Allelto Turtle SEVENTH ROW Fauclwuone Undelwood Km: Wawxzewskl Tolonn Mauna Flnklll 72 pl 1 Myefm -. 161 aan' sv . . . . . I . V I A I I A . I I f as ' . - A r , , , f , - , , , f V, U , ' '. Z ', A , ' 7 , ' , , , : ' , 2 U . '1y,.f,7,'l,y ! J 'K ' ',' 1 Shun' n, Schulomehl, Pacilio, Krislan, Finocclwarlo, Bristol. SIXTH ROW: Re nolds, Black, Catizone, '15 - g94,34 U- 14- 1 I , . . Y . . K '- Wi ' I 'if' A f A- 1 I I - 4. A, '-' - - Q S J But vvhat's wrong with my draft card? Mrs. Whitbourne - l-lomeroom 84 Initiative and original- ity are the standards set up by the Class ot l963. The Juniors have proven this to be a tact throughout their most crucial year by designing an entirely new style of class ring and by producing their Junior Prom Sout ern Cotillion a memorable evening of enchantment Under the able guidance ot Mrs. Sylvia Barrett, the Junior Class is sure to soar to even greater heights in their final year. l Turn to page l3 to see what happens to Judy New York State Nursing Schol ars up Winner Klitgord Al ternates Doyle Mundy Individuals 962 Teen Scene Reporter Kathleen Clmlcata R.A.U.N. Representative: Sharon East. VS.-:Z ,, new 'iii' All Countv Wrestling: Vergo, Gurecki, Megale, Ransco. New York State Regents Scholarship Al- ternates: Malone, Doyle, Ferre, Della Pie- tra, Moon, Mundy, Hanks. Ambassador Editor: Coryell Gagashoan Editor: Hanks Student Council President: Todd Hahn 76 D.A.R. Representative: Sa n- dra Ferre Harvest Queen: Gayle Gurecki. All County Football: Fioravantif Cross Country: Ellis: Football: Gurecki. Individuals I962 Class Presidents: Hahn, Freshman: Vergo, Sophomore: Balclo, Juniory Absent, Breon, Senior. New York State Regents Scholarship Win- USFS: Paul, Ellis, Allen, Klitgord, Colom- bino, LaFay, Morris. Flag Guardian: James Rans- co. Citation, 1961 Achievement Awards Program, National Council of Teachers of Eng- lish: Charles Ellis. National Merit Scholarship Semi Finalist Ellis Letter of Ac comodation Klitgord Boys' State: Lawrence Quinn. 77 SUMMA CUM LAUDE The Valedictorian and Salutatorian represent the top in scholastic achievement throughout the tour years of high school. Working dili- gently and participating in various activities, these individuals deserve honor and congratulations tor their fine records. The top averages this year were respectively, 95.4 and 94.9. MAGNA CUM LAUDE Also to be congratulated for their achievements are these students who have earned averages of 90 or above throughout their high school years. Honor Students Charles Ellis Karen Klitgord Valedictorian Salutatorian Sandra Ferre Carolyn Della Pietro Robert Hanks Herbert Allen is CUM LAUDE 85-90: FIRST ROW: Weagley, VVhitman, LaFay, Vergo, Quinn. SECOND ROW: Malone, Fitzsimmons, Arianna, Volpe, Papopietro, Ransco. THIRD ROW: Miller, Kucewicz, Gilbert, Mundy, Simons, Clarke. Mr. Boroody - Homeroom 75 JLIYIKJIY LLFKQJ LJVVILCRJZ QEFKIIZIJZ Miss Brownell, Advisor, Bonnie SUIT, Sec.-Treos. STANDING: Sozo Hashimo- fo, Vice-Presidenfg Tom Breon, Presi- dent. si. M, N-.M gi , I 1 ff ,fm wsgggszw-'fH:'1' :. 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M: AWii5g5,,1k,,i35,,?E F5 Mrs i F .ri 'x ' 6 I W A W W 2: Solberg - Homeroom 74 n UN 1' .4. -- A f f any F 'rn 'Uri' Q' 'X W 0 Xfogj XX,-5 ' . -- fgxx avian ' ' AM' svn? 4 N ,s A 1:5141 ' L Wiidil 11 A egg' X sawn- if, A 'W - '. my dlggiirqi. '4!'?,if, 1 .4 Wav Ns 1 1 QQ lo in Q 'li s. SF Q N 'Q' 'r NA tb u 1, 'X' . , , . .AQ ,Q 3. mf' 'Elf i' .gg ,wiv ' W , KJ: 1' .' D 4 X 1 11 r s., 1' Jw E S 3 79 may N 7 M Miss Neidig -- Homeroom 83 iw ia. PATRICIA JOY ABLE Glee Club I,2,3,4, Leaders' Club 4, Girls' Sports I,2,3,4, French Club 3, F,l'l.A. 4, F.T.A, 4, J.V. Cheerleader 2, Drama Club 4, Red Cross l,2,3,4, Prom Com. 3, Stage Crew 2,3,4, Ambassador Staff 4, Library Club I. HERBERT RICHARD ALLEN Choir I,2,3,4, Band I,2,3,4, Dance Band 3,4, French Club I,2,3,4, Stage Crew 2,3,4, Nat'l Honor Society 3,4, Intramurals 3,4, Wide Horizons 3, Gagashoan Stal? 3,4, All State Choir A JOAN MARIE ARIANNA Choir I,2,3,4, Glee Club I,2,3,4, Red Cross I,2, Girls' Sports I,2, Health Club I,2, F.T.A. 3,4. RICHARD DAVID BAGLEY Band l,2,3,4, Intramurals l,2,3,4, French Club I, Drill Band I. NELSON BALDO Choir I,2,3,4, Band I,2,3,4, Drill Band I, Song Leader I, Ambassador Staff 4, Senior Play 4, French Club 2,3,4, Class Pres, 3, Choir Pres. 4, Drama Club 4, Prom Com. 3, All State Choir 4. BONNIE BARDON Girls' Glee Club I. JOANNE BAITLE Girls' Sports 3, F.H.A. 2 at Penneld. .IOANNE ELIZABETH BOYCE Choir I,2,3,4, Glee Club I,2,3,4, French Club I,2,3,4, F.T.A. 3,4-, Drama Club 4, Leaders' Club 4, Red Cross I,2,3,4, Health Club 2,3, F.H.A. 4, Girls' Sports I,2,3,4. BARBARA ANN BRANSKI Glee Club I,2,3,4, Girls' Sports I,2,3,, Red Cross I,2,3,4, Library Club I,Q. CAROL LEE BRANSKI Girls' Sports I,2,3,4, Girls' Glee Club I,2,3,4. 962 .235 ,X ,iz wi 'rn W,-t,i,ggtg,t tr fffsfg :flu Qi Li,g:QQzl?,lf,sf22?1f liffal' ' 25331, rfsgtusssgif . rw, , rfgf3fiir:?15f Q ftf,rfft,,ff A Nlisggjlsfif NQMSWN mmm faxalan-N ' v ' f X V Seniors fu ' C2404 5 , THOMAS LEE BREON Choir I,2,3,45 Band I,2,3,45 Song Leader 35 Class Pres. 45 Student Council I,45 Latin Club 2,3,45 Track I5 Prom Com. Chair. 35 Maga- zine Campaign co-chairman 45 Proiectionists Club 45 Drill Band I5 All State Choir 4. WILLIAM CAMERON BROWN Latin Club I,2,3,45 Intramurals 3,45 J.V. Football I. WILLIAM BURLINGAME Choir I,2,3,45 Band I,2,3,45 Stage Crew 1,25 Track I5 Intramurals I,2,3. CHRIS G. BURRELL Proiectionist I,2,3,45 Choir I,2,3,45 J.V. Foot- ball I5 Intramurals I,2,3,45 J.V. Baseball 1,25 French Club I. ARLENE FRANCES CAMPBELL Girls' Sports 45 Library Club I,2,35 F.T.A. 3,4. RICHARD CARTWRIGHT J.V. Football I5 French Club I,2,3,45 Intra- murals I,2,3. KATHLEEN ANN CIMICATA Leaders' Club 2,3,45 Latin Club l,2,3,45 Drama Club 4, Pres. 45 F.T.A. 3,45 J.V. Cheer- leader 25 Varsity 3,45 F.H.A. 45 Class Sec. 25 Senior Play 3,45 Girls' Sports l,2,3,45 Prom Com.5 Glee Club I,2,3,4, V. Pres. 35 Choir I,2,3,45 Ambassador Stott, Teen Scene Re- porter. DONNA JEAN CLARKE Choir I,2,3,45 Glee Club I,2,3,45 Sec. 35 French Club I,2,3,45 Ottlcer 35 Girls' Sports I,2,3,45 Leaders' Club 4g Sec. 4. CHESTER COLOMBINO Fairport: Latin Club I5 J.V. Football I5 Intra- murals I5 East High: Varsity Football 25 Latin Club 25 Carnival Com. 25 E.R: Varsity Foot- ball 35 French Club 35 Varsity Club 3,45 F.T.A. 45 Magazine Campaign High Sales- man 4. GORDON ALAN CONSAUL Intramurals 3,4. M W law-af: BA,0.ar- 'MACH Blu , N. I 1 15? IAQ I y l I LII X 'Mfr' If H 1 I , 4' . ,aww 3 .M we QQ I 962 Seniors Selle! CMJ' 83 1 , dbudur-.ef f SEM PETER THOMAS COOK Track 3,45 Prom Com.5 Magazine Campaign 45 Intramurals 45 Sona Leader 2. TODD JAMES CORYELL J.V. Basketball l,25 Varsity Basketball 3,45 Varsity Baseball 2,3,45 J,V. Baseball I5 Cross Country 2,3,45 F.T.A. 3,4, Pres. 45 French Club 3,4, V. Pres. 45 Latin Club l,2,3,45 Choir l,2,3,45 Varsity Club 2,3,4, Treas. 45 Ambassador Stall, Editor 4. JAMES RILEY CULROSS Track l,2,3,45 Cross Country l,2,3,45 All County 35 indoor Track 45 Intramurals 35 Student Council 2,3, Treas. 35 Varsity Club l,2,3,4, Board ot Directors 3,4. NANCY K. DAVIS Latin Club 2,3,45 Library Club 4. SHIRLEY ANN DeGENDlCE Glee Club l,2,3,45 Girls' Sports I,2,3,45 Red Cross 2. JOAN PAULINE DeGREGORY Student Council 35 Red Cross I,2,35 F.T.A. 45 Glee Club l,2,3,45 French Club 25 Library 1,25 Ambassador Staff 4: Girls' Sports l,2,3. CAROLYN MARIE DELLAPIETRA Nat'l Honor Society 3,45 Gagashoan Stal? 35 Leaders' Club 45 Latin Club 3,45 French Club l,2,3,4, Program Chairman 35 Choir l,2,3,45 Accompanist 35 Band, Dance Band l,2,3,45 Glee Club l,2, Accompanist i,25 .l.V. Cheer- leader 25 Varsity Cheerleader 45 All State Band 45 F.T.A. 3,45 Wide Horizons 4. RICHARD HAROLD DENECKE McQuaid: Rifle Club l,25 Physics Club 2,3. MARGARET MARY DiBERARDINIS Glee Club l,2,3,45 F.T.A. 3,45 Health Club l,25 Red Cross 1,25 Latin Club 2,3,45 Girls' Sports l,2,3. DAVID DiGIOVANNI McQuaid5 Rifle Club I5 Football 1,25 Sodality Club l,2. if! . I Q 5 ' 'S I ra. .51 iii' 3 L I Todd CMAQLIIQ -QZSE I962 35:45 Sdlnpinlhn. M 4 Wg 0 Se ' nlors 2: Q9 ifif 455 X J 6 'L: '-2 J W ' IJ! db! Awful 77M By , 8 Q,4,L.Qj 1 ANTHONY D'iNNOCENZO J.V. Football l,2, Cross Country 3,4, Track 3,4. PATRICIA LOUISE DOYLE Band i, Choir l,2,3,4, All State Choir 4, Health Club l,2,3,4, French Club 2,3,4, Red Cross i,2,3,4, Ambassador Staff 4. JOHN ALAN DUDLEY Stage Crew 2,3,4, Intramurals 3,4, Bowling 4, Science Congress 2. SHARON LEE EAST Red Cross l,2,3,4, F.T.A. 3,4, Health Club 2,3, Glee Club i,2,3,4, R.A.U.N. Rep. 3,4, Girls' Sports l,2,3,4, Drama Club 4, Latin Club i,2,3,4. CHARLES CALVERT ELLIS Latin Club 3,4, Cross Country 4, All County 4, Track 3,4, Nat'l Honor Society 3,4, All State Orchestra 4, Wide Horizons 3, Band 2,3,4, Dance Band 3,4, Varsity Club 4, Jr. Rotarian 4, National Merit Scholarship Semi- finalist. KENNETH J. FASSEL SANDRA ROSE FERRE F.T.A. 4, Leaders' Club 2,3,4, French Club 2,3,4, Otticer 3, Latin Club 3,4, Gagashoan Stott 3,4, Art Editor 4, Prom Corn. Cc-Chair. 3, Magazine Campaign, Co-chairman 4, Student Council l, Girls' Sports l,2,3,4, Wide Horizons 4, D.A.R. Rep. 4, Stage Crew 2,3,4, Nat'l Honor Society 3,4, Queen ot Prom 3. KAREN RUTH FINK Girls' Sports l,2,4, Glee Club l,2,3,4, Red Cross l,2, Ambassador Stott 4, Library Club 3. PAUL H. FINNITY Bowling 3. BERNARD FIORAVANTI J.V. Basketball i,2, Varsity Basketball 3,4, .l.V. Football l, Varsity Football 2,3,4, .l.V. Baseball i, Varsity Baseball 2,3,4, Varsity Club 2,3,4, Latin Club i,2,3,4, Vice Pres. of Class l, Vice Pres. Varsity Club 4. I k-, ' Will' X xx I -4,3 jf , 6, igI,,,6Wff.6.0gv , 'Il' - lf, tv - Q it . . New .. , '- 60 Q LW X ll ' 11 ' 1 4 47-4.44.2 7541 ,,, SS .Q-owwsfifdaz' mg, I 962 Seniors . MTW m Jlflvp fp AJ WV K vf Umfwdefa Buvrufb '17-Hn , 'Ia KAREN SUE FITZSIMMONS Glee Club l,2,3,45 Girls' Sports l,2,3,45 F.T.A. 3,45 Red Cross l,2,3,45 French Club 35 Library Club 3,45 Leaders' Club: Prom Com. URSULA JOAN FORNIERI Red Cross l,2,3,4, Sec. 35 Glee Club l,2,3,45 Leaders' Club 2,3, Pres. 45 Girls' Sports i,2, 3,45 Drama Club 4, Vice-Pres. 45 Senior Play, Promp. 45 French Club 2,3. PAULA ELAINE FOSILLO Girls' Sports l,2,3,45'Glee Club l,2,3,45 Red Cross l,2,3,45 Prom Com. 3. JOSEPH CARMEN FRONTUTO, JR. Gagashoan Stat? 45 Senior Play 45 Prom Com. 35 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Stage Crew 2,3,4, Senior Play Com. 45 Mgr. 4. ROSALIE ANN MICHELE GEORGE Girls' Sports l,2,3,45 Student Council 25 Pram Com. 35 Senior Play 45 F.H.A. 4, Pres. 45 Drama Club 45 Ambassador Staff 45 Red Cross l,2,3,4. MARY ANNE ELIZABETH GIARDINO Glee Club l,45 Girls' Sports l,45 Red Cross l,2,3,45 Drama Club 45 Senior Play 45 F.H.A. 4, Vice-Pres. 45 Prom Com.5 Ambassador Stat? 45 French Club l,2,3,45 Library Club 2. GEORGIA MAY GILBERT Stage Crew 2,3,45 Choir l,2,3,45 Girls' Sports l,2,3,45 Glee Club l,2,3,45 Leaders' Club 45 Red Cross l,2,3, Pres. 4. DENNIS ELLSWORTH GURECKI Varsity Football 2,3,45 Varsity Wrestling 2,3, 45 Student Council 45 Varsity Club 23,45 Board of Directors 45 Prom. Com. REGENIA GAYLE GURECKI Glee Club l,2,3,4, Pres. 45 Girls' Sports 1,25 Library Club l,2,3,4, Pres. 2,35 F.T.A. 45 Class Treas. 45 French Club 25 Senior Play 35 Red Cross 1,25 Ambassador Stott 45 Drama Club 45 Harvest Queen 45 Health Club l,2. W. TODD HAHN J.V. Basketball 1,25 Varsity Basketball 3,4, All-County 2nd team 35 Choir l,2,3,4, V. Pres. 35 Tennis 2,3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Dance Band 3,45 All-State Choir 3,45 Varsity Club 3,45 French Club l,2,3,4, Pres. 35 Class Pres. l5 Student Council 2,4, Pres. 45 Junior Ro- J tarian 4. I962 176, my . . Q l IX ,itll Q Billl? if fed- J ' 3' H414 Seniors .fggwalod M4 'QQ fm injfxw AUWME! , M ,3-um. c-LJ... E W ? Q ROBERT PAUL HANKS Choir I,2,3,4, Varsity Club 'l,2,3,4, Golf l,2, 3,4, Latin Club l,2,3,4, All State Choir 3,4, Nat'l Honor Society 3,4, Senior Play' 4, Drama Club 4, Student Council 2, Gagas- hoan Staff 3,4, Editor 4, Wide Horizons 4, Jr. Rotarian 4, Intramurals l,2,3,4, Basket- ball Mgr. I,2,3,4. SOZO HASHIMOTO Ping Pong Club I, Photography Club I, Railroad Club l,2,3,4, Physics Club 3,4, Cycling Club. EDWARD W. HERZIG Intramurals 2,3,4. PATRICIA ANN HOPKINS Choir I,2,3,4, Glee Club l,2,3,4, Red Cross I,2,3,4, Leaders' Club 2,3, Girls' Sports I,2, 3,4, J.V. Cheerleader I,2, Drama Club 4, F.T.A. 3,4, F.H.A. 4, French Club 3, Ambas- sador StaFf 4. WILLIAM HENRY HULL Stage Crew 2,3,4. NANCY ARLENE KAZUROSKI Class Treasurer 2, Health Club l,2, F.T.A. 3,4, Red Cross l,2, Girls' Sports I,2,3, Glee Club l,2,3,4, Latin Club I, Library Club 3- Ambassador Stal? 4. MATTHEW KELLY Palmyra: Baseball I, Stationery Chair. 2, Class News Reporter 2, Prom Com. 3, Senior Ball Com. 4, Senior Play Com. 4. KAREN VALESKA KLITGORD Band I,2,3,4, .l.V. 'Cheerleader I, Varsity 2,3,4, Captain 4, Nat'l Honor Society 3,4, Latin Club l,2,3,4, Scriba 2, French Club 3,45 Leaders' Club 2,3,4, Girls' Sports I,2,3,4, Harvest Queen Alternate 3, Red Cross l,2, 3,45 Glee Club 2,3, Prom Com., Wide Hari- zons 3, Evaluation Com. 4, Gagashoan Staff 3 SUZANNE ELIZABETH KREGER Leaders' Club 4, Girls' Sports i,2,3,4, Am- bassador Staft 4, Prom Com., Red Cross 'I,2,3, Glee Club I,2, French Club I,2,3, Drama Club 4. CAROL ANN KUCEWICZ Glee Club I,2,3,4, Leaders' Club 2,3,4, Nat'l Honor Society 3,4, Latin Club l,2,3,4, French Club 3,4, Red Cross l,2,3,4, F.T.A. 3,4, Girls' Sports I,2,3,4. fo' ffffrlf fx fx v F' 5 f? L 6 -unit-' X I mqQi'f2g22tr,9?g. N 1 wr, .359 ' ' 4.4-2, 1 ju ' A:-,V ,ig DN V Ai' I 62 I 5 Ss, 1 Q x fi 5, x L-'t. 1 ,QQ-i' 'T ' ' 1' W 'fray' l I l 0449 illill-T., Hoplias I 962 Seniors 750A-ff'Y,.i,4,f.f Q 91 C 15-J-E MJ-2 mf? . WM? JOSEPH WILLIAM LuFAY Latin Club l,2,3,4, French Club 3,4, Library Club l,2p Drama Club 4, Senior Play 4, Pro- gram Chair. - French Club 4. RONALD MICHAEL MCGEE Wrestling l,2, Track l,2f Football Mgr. 2, Golf 3,4y Track Mgr. 3, Senior Play 4, Am- bassador Staff 4, Proiectlonists Club 3,45 Drama Club 4, Prom Com. PATRICIA ANN LQPIETRA Girls' Sports 3,41 Red Cross l,2,3,4, Glee Club I,2,3,4. RICHARD JOHN LAUGHLIN Varsity Baseball 21 J.V. Baseball If J.V. Foot- ball 2, Cross-Country 3,44 Intramurals l,2,3,4, Senior Play 4, Varsity Club 2,3, Indoor Track 4, Track 4. CAROL ANNE LAUSIN Glee Club l,2,3,4, Girls' Sports l,2,3,4, Red Cross l,2,3,4, Prom Com. MICHAEL LIBERTI J.V. Football ly Intramurals i,2,3,4. MICHAEL DALE MALONE Band l,2,3,4p Dance Band 3,4, Gagashaan Sta'Ff 3,4, Photographer 4, Proiectionists Club l,2,3,4, Pres. 41 Tennis 2,3,4f Latin Club l,2,3,4, Intramurals l,2,3,4, Varsity Club A ANTHONY FRANK MANDILE Varsity Basketball 3,47 J.V. Basketball l,2p Cross-Country 3,47 Varsity Club 3,-4f Intra- murals l,2,3,4, J.V. Baseball If Varsity Base- ball 2,4. BEVERLY MARGARET MAROZZI Glee Club l,2,3,4, Red Cross I,2,3,4, Girls' Sports 3,4. EUGENE MATZAN J.V. Football l,3, Intramurals 2,4. gear OC 962 Mfr ' ,KQV 1i.f,.f'5' 4-J'1fJ '56 fy' ' 'S gfifg, r 342: Q Q Q D l dv, zttfiligk Seniors ,, 'QP my - ' '1' :ga Q- ,4.3,:i' 9 .1 f CN v 5, Y! .L T www Denix- f717a:f-GM' 93 Km. 'M SJQL KAREN JAN MCMULLEN Glee Club 3,41 Girls' Sports 3,41 Health Club 3,41 Prom Com.1 Drama Club 4. FRANK JAMES MEGALE Varsity Wrestling 2,3,41 Varsity Club 2,3,41 F.T.A. 3,41 French Club 3,41 J.V. Football 11 Cross Country 3,41 J.V. Baseball 11 Golf 4. CARYL JEAN MILLER Glee Club 1,2,3,41 Red Cross 1,2,3,41 French Club 3,41 Girls' Sports 1,2,3,4. HELENA E. MONTCRIEFF Health Club 2,31 Red Cross 11 F.T.A. 31 Li- brary Club 2,31 French Club 1,21 Girls' Sports 31 Ambassador Staff 4. SHARON MOON French Club 1,21 Drama Club 41 F.T.A. 4. SAMUEL DONALD MORGANTE J.V. Football 1,21 Varsity Football 41 Cross- Country Mgr. 31 Wrestling 1,41 Track 3,41 Senior Play 41 Prom Com.1 Intramurals 1,2, 3,4. DANIEL JAMES MORREALE Golf 1,2,41 Football 1,21 Intramurals 1,2,3,41 Cross-Country 3. JEAN GRANDIN MORRIS French Club 1,2,3. JACQUELINE ELEANOR MUNDY Band 1,2,3,41 Student Council 11 Glee Club 1,27 Health Club 2,3,41 F.T.A. 2,31 Girls' Sports 1,2,31 Red Cross l,2,31 Latin Club 1,2, 3,41 Nat'l Honor Society 3,41 All State Band 31 Class Treas. 3, Rep. to Jr. Planning Council-Civic Music Assoc. 3,4. LAWRENCE MYRICK ww 'tlihi ' .J im: f ,-1' sv' 1- 4- . ty -. .Mfr . .exif 'iv ' li -1 Nwbzy, - ' 1. I ,fy 5x!:3:xXlJ'xxX 5 ,v 'EX 25 PUSH . rf fr- 7 - QCXE' 'f5i o fr xi' D ' Sf' ,. vi X M Y IP a 'F ' 9, r - 1 Z ll f XWAA Ma a 07 5 A ' is Ligi S MMM 'kia-000 WWW 'WZ,k ',.a' NQQ I962 Seniors Z.,,.4f24wif6 W7-farwhy CARMELLA NAZZARO French Club 3,45 Glee Club l,2,3,45 Red Cross I,2,3,4. DAVID OWEN OSTROWSKI Cross-Country 45 Intramurals I,2,3,4. DONNA ANNE PAPAPIETRO Choir I,2,3,45 Glee Club l,2,3,45 French Club i,2,3,45 Red Cross I,2,3,45 Drama Club 45 Senior Play 45 Girls' Sports I,2,35 Gagas- hoan Stat?-Typist 45 Prom Com.5 Magazine Campaign High Salesman. DIANNE MARIE PARRINELLO Health Club 2,3,4, V. Pres. 2, Pres. 35 Glee Club i,'Z,3,45 Girls' Sports I,2,3,45 Red Cross l,2,3. BARBARA ANN PASSERO Glee Club I,2,3,45 French Club I,2,35 Twirl- ing I,2,35 Red Cross I,2,3,45 Girls' Sports l,2,3,45 Library Club 45 Prom Com. KENNETH WILLARD PAUL Latin Club l,2,3,45 Bancl l,2,3,45 Drill Band lg Dance Band 2,3,45 Senior Play 3,45 Dra- matics Club 4. LAWRENCE ALLAN QUINN Cross-country 3,45 J.V. Basketball I,25 Var- sity Basketball 3,45 Band I,2,3,4, V. Pres. 45 Latin Club I,2,3,4, Aedile 45 Student Council V. Pres. 45 Drama Club 45 F.T.A. 45 Teenagers League for Responsible Citizen- ship 45J.ROlC1I'lC1r1 4. JAMES JOSEPH RANSCO Varsity Club 2,3,4, Pres. 45 Varsity Foot- ball 2,3,45 Varsity Wrestling 3,45 Flag Guardian 35 Band ll,2,35 Latin Club l,2,3,45 Treas. Freshman Class5 J,V. Basketball I,2g Prom Com.5 J.V. Football lj J.V. Wrestling 25 Nat'l Honor Society 3,4. MARGARET RUTH Glee Club l,25 Choir l,2,3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Red Cross I,2,35 French Club l,2,3,45 Girls' Sports i,2,35 Library Club. RICHARD SANDLE, JR. Band I,2,3,45 Choir lj French Club I,2,3,45 F.T.A. 3,4 WLKLQQWC0 cD 962 re ew sizhmfnamf 'P,,,,M.:M...Y.9.e' Seniors NESVM Ik, 3 at 1 ' Q Zn Q 'Pr imgmw 777afy.L4, Jia, GROVER GEORGE SCHOJAN Golf l,2,3,41 Cross-Country 3,41 .l.V. Foot- ball 21 Intramurals l,2,3,41 Varsity Club 2. NANCY SHUTTER F.T.A. 3,41 Girls' Sports l,2,3,41 Glee Club l,21 Band 31 Drama Club 41 Health Club 2,31 Red Cross l,2,3,41 Gagashoan Staff 41 Li- brary Club 21 Play Com. 41 French Club l,Q, 3,4. KATHLEEN ANN SIMONS Band l,2,3,41 Latin Club l,2,3,41 Girls' Sports l,2,3,41 Glee Club l,21 Red Cross l, 2,31 Health Club 2,31 Sec. 31 F.T.A. 3,41 Nat'l Honor Society 4. SAMUEL MICHAEL SIRIANNO Cross-Country 3,41 Varsity Wrestling 3,41 Var- sity Club 3,41 Varsity Baseball 3,41'J.V. Wrestling Qi J.V. Basketball I1 J.V. Football I,21 Intramurals l,2,3,4. RICHARD ANTHONY SORTINO .1.V. Basketball 1,21 Varsity Basketball 3,41 J.V. Baseball 'l,21 Varsity Baseball 41 Var- sity Cross-Country 3,41 .l.V. Football I1 lntra- murals l,2,3,41 Varsity Club 3,41 Senior Play 41 Prom Com. 31 GARDNER SOULE Band l,2,3,41 Dance Band 2,31 Tennis 21 French Club l,2,3,4. BONNIE LOU SULT J.V. Cheerleader 21 Varsity Cheerleader 3,41 Choir l,2,3,41 Glee Club l,2,3,41 Leaders' Club 2,3,41 Senior Play 41 Girls' Sports l,2,3, 4i Red Cross l,2,3,41 Sec. of Senior Class 4. JUDITH LYNNE SWIFT French Club 3,41 Latin Club l,2,3,41 Girls' Sports l,2,3,41 Band l,2,3,41 Choir l,2,3,41 Glee Club l,21 Leaders' Club 31 Drama Club 41 Ambassador Stal? 4. SUSAN STEPHANIE TUTTLE Leaders' Club 2,31 Girls' Sports l,2,31 Glee Club 1,21 F.T.A. 3,41 Band l,2,3,41 Drama Club-41 Ambassador Staff 41 Prom Cam.1 Red Cross l,21 French Club 3,41 Latin Club l,2, 3,4. JOHN JOSEPH VENTURA Varsity Club 2,3,41 Varsity Football 3,41 Varsity Wrestling 2,3,41 Track 3,41 V. Pres. of Class 31 Prom Cam.1 Intramurals l,2,3,4. K K, I M 0 C3 'SSS 1 iv F' 1 .fl 5251 5 N ll L' N I 3 HMM AWE, IIE il .47 may , 2 5. I 962 Seniors x9fLe,Q+. XM120 MW mm QAM THOMAS JOSEPH VERGO Varsity Football l,2,35 Varsity Track l,2,3,45 Varsity Wrestling I,2,3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Latin Club l,2,3,4, Treas, 35 Varsity Club l,2,3,45 Class President 25 Nat'I Honor So- ciety 3,4, V. Pres. 45 Choir 4. THERESA ANN VOLPE Glee Club l,2,35 Choir l,2,3,4, Accompanist 35 Gagashoan Staff 45 Leaders' Club 3,4, Treas. 45 Girls' Sports l,2,3,45 Health Club l,25 Red Cross l,25 F.T.A. 3,45 All State Choir 45 Prom Com.5 Latin Club 2,3,45 Nat'l Honor Society 45 Magazine Campaign 4. WILLIAM WARD Stage Crew 2,3,45 Band 2,35 Track 3,45 ln- tramurals l,2,3,45 Prom Com. ELIZABETH JANE WAWRZEWSKI Red Cross l,2,3,45 Glee Club l,2,3,45 Senior Play Com. 45 Library Club 3. DAVID EDWARD WEAGLEY Stage Crew 2,3,4, Properties Manager 45 Gagashoan Statf 3,4, Layout Editor 45 Choir l,2,3,45 Prom Com.5 Magazine Campaign 4. JAMES FLAXINGTON WHITMAN Latin Club l,2,3,45 French Club 2,3,4, Pres. 45 J.V. Baseball I5 Tennis 2,3,45 Varsity Club 3,45 Student Council 35 Band l,2,3,45 Dance Band 3,45 Ambassador Stal? 45 Intra- murals l,2,3,4. WAYNE THOMAS WHITMIRE J.V. Baseball 25 Intramurals l,2,3,4. SHARON WILSON MARILYN DIANE YORK Girls' Sports 45 Glee Club 3,45 F,H.A. 45 Red Cross 45 Library Club 3,4. JUDITH ZUBRYCKI Library Club l,2,3,45 Glee Club l,2,3,45 Girls' Sports l,2,35 F.T.A. 3,45 Health Club 1,25 French Club 3,45 Red Cross l,2. grin f?fZ6a X5 i962 Yoh, www ,e .f.a 94.-L Zfyyl-7 'Zia 7g Aff , Seniors . S fs ual...-...J '7 ' 101 4 xv ,es N QW I, 2 uaswqn xr Wcskin Q tor? AF-.f1l'I962. PLL Senior ge 4 6 I K 'Ps' 02 G' Magazin? 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' f 4 ndnfv ff baffn.. mafg'Qn'14u 0'Ye.'f' n-x-Q 0 l96l Awards, Prizes and Scholarships East Rochester Teachers Association Prizes: for at- tendance, responsibility, and consistent effort: Elaine DiFlorio, Carl Vollbracht. Harriet Babcock Memorial Prize for excellence in English: David Clark. Veterans of Foreign Wars Merit Awards distinguished for leadership, citizenship and service to their school: Eleanor Providence, Emerson Underwood. Delphian Study Club American History Prize: David Clark, Louis E. Bird Memorial Latin Prize for excellence in Latin Study: Carl Vollbracht. Burton J. Fryatt Memorial Prizes for high scholar- ship, persistence and application in business subiects: Martha Lisena, Gary Frontuto. Mark,Byron Furman Prizes for character and ideals, scholarship and leadership: Valerie Consaul, David Clark. Citizenship Prize of the Auxiliary ot Jules Verne Fish American Legion Post: Kris Koening. East Rochester High School Class of T960 Scholar- ship to Delores Platino. St. Nicola Society Prize for Excellence in Art to Delores Platino. St. Nicola Society Prize for Outstanding Work in Instrumental Music to Ernest Manns. Brotherhood Railway Carmen of America, Genesee Lodge 622, East Rochester Leadership Award: Emer- son Underwood. Bausch 8x Lomb Honorary Science Award: David Clark. William Hugh Miller Prize for superior accomplish- ment in vocal music: Evelyn O'Keefe. East Rochester Rotary Club Scholarship to: Alphonso Nazzaro. East Rochester Parent Teachers Association Prize to: Doris Bloodgood. Genesee Valley Newspapers Award tor excellence in Journalism: Doris Bloodgood. Alex Bosso Memorial Award: Richard Rice. Alexander Mackenzie Memorial Stewardship Prize: George Sauer. John McLaughlin Memorial Prize presented by Jules Verne Fish American Legion Post to: Robert Ferris. Lucille Saunders Prize: Terrence Footer. William T. Clay Memorial Science Award: Carl Voll- bracht. Elizabeth Ann Clay Memorial Award for outstanding achievement in modern languages: Sharon Gaudion. Library Prize given by the Librarian, Melvin Johnson: Jean LaFay. Edward N. Saxton Memorial Award for excellence in Mathematics: David Clark. College Club Scholarship: Ann Marie McGee. Francis Marcucci Memorial Award: Carmen Urzetta. Com liments o Q? KlNG's f D' SHOE STORE EZ fulfil I For All Your Sewing Needs Shop Your SINGER SEWING CENTER Compliments of -ALV:5,, , x Compliments of 'V' Z ' X 5ec,,,,,,i,,l I LUIGI'S RESTAURANT 3 if Service J X L ' Compliment' of Compliments of HNCH'-FY'S suo's ssnvlce STATION ,- - for Beautiful Diamonds - F' Compliments of Compliments of 5 9 GENE a. BILL Q- 'h' at ,Q w THUNDERBLRD Foodtown If . 'J 4 lr Compliments of 'N . l 1 Compliments of X , .IONI BEAUTY BAR X Qi. COMMUNITY CLOTHES , 4 L L 2 Compliments of COLONIAL MARKET XX DA AT ' , Compliments of YOUR L' S DlBBLE'S ATLANTIC mvwf X SELF-SERVICE STATION 5 WN Compliments of EAST ROCHESTER COCKTAIL AND BOWLING CENTER 66 Compliments of PARKSIDE DAIRY Nutritious Dairy Products -. 'Xa - v --- '4 vv 1 4:1 225. -' 2. 2 g Q.. -- -- '- ---- 1 -5 Yearbook Portraits and Group Photographs by Thomas D. Parrotta 166 West Commercial Street East Rochester, New York N? 'I 'N 4 354 r ' .IMP Q Conrad A. Scheg General Agent Complete Insurance Serv'ce East Ro hest r N Y Q f- H. R. FISH AGENCY, INC. e I7 ' he I c e , . . X1 A 9 . wtf its x 909 Q OUR BIGGEST BARGAIN ELECTRIC AND GAS SERVICE Because nothing does so much at such little cost, day in, day out, electricity and gas continue to be the biggest bargain in your family budget. ROCHESTER GAS AND ELECTRIC I AQ5 K, Vx, iff j if hx A 'lv Compliments of ISLAND VALLEY GOLF COURSE 1200 Fairport Road Joseph Checko - Prop. LUdlow 6-1300 Call RUBY'S SPORTING GOODS STORE for Jackets, Sweaters, Blazers, You'll save money on the best. 857 Clinton Avenue South Rochester, New York N. D. STEVE Fuels and Heating no 'I ,N A ATLANTIC FUEL OILS J Pi' 0 -V' 24-Hour Burner and Fuel Service l58 W. Commercial St., East Rochester, New York Phone LU 6-0524 Emergency Delivery and Service LU 6-8617 Budget Plan and Free Life Insurance Available . Compliments of . I EAST ROCHESTER i DAIRY QUEEN DAIRY Queen! k Compliments of KOON'S FLORIST Say it with flowers. .', , fx hx I ff.-'S Y EX RX ' 3 I Ev A, l VN MP ' w f,,?2'!'lllv ' -xrVf Qu f N je V Complimentsof NORTON CADET , 4 CLEANERS M I X Compllmenls of Compliments of : M X T0NY'5 BARBER SHOP ' SKYLINE DRESS SI-IoPPE 2 4 1 227 W. Commercial St. Compliments of Q Compliments of XP S 0 , A nance K ' R SAXTON'S DEPARTMENT STORE ' S PP XI Sf and Furnlture Store N X 1 K rx Compliments of ,fx x Compnmm of :QQ BENAI. PRINTING SERVICES, E'Iv'w'9 4 EAST ROCHESTER BAKERY Gif? 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Phone LU 6-8290 for Open at i 5 in - e Q Bowling Reservations' i6 ML G Compliments of BABE GILBERT Compliments Of GILBERT suNoco SERVICE GINEGAW BROTHERS , - AT - Youn L , senvics is 5 S? l ' C L S C In t f Compliments of omp :men s o FINN,S JoN-MAR AUTO SUPPLY BEAUTY SALON Phone A LU 6-4241 5 Q N Compliments of '-0'-N5 FQRGEN5' DELLA PIETRA and co. HOME BUILDER 960 w. Linden Ave. P. o. Box 228 'qnd East Rochester, N. Y. Cement Blocks Bricks Lime Sand Gravel Phone LU 6-4663 C: 8 General Building Supplies ss f 7 Qsgin IN 1 i E Q ,li - - 2 , . P if Compliments of T K M ELECTRIC CORP. 820 Linden Ave. Rochester, N. Y. 5: .::, -,- 'Q'.4iZ'-- T '--' T 51 Q-.55 E-: is -- T,-g 5 gal:- ---g...-.h.:. -- .-N . 1.-.,. - ... - s - ...--.-31 - 5,-L -.:.,: - -J ' -?.- Pj?-.'.'5-Tfe P. irzth.. 4 1.2:--:': :: Compliments of KLINE HEATING and AIR CONDITIONING 'it J... 'T I It lf'f -'X v 1 U ' rf . - . L F , . sf ,..-.. '?'v Y' I? . ' Compliments of- HOME FEDERAL SAVINGS 8. LOAN AssociArioN of East Rochester 3. ,4,.4 g fiff,-fel-:.K' . 1535:-yr.: ..,! gg-,V fn Compliments of GENESEE VALLEY UNION TRUST CO East Rochester Office xx lin: : 'Sl' 5 K.- ixxsi U Q, -,,i - x , lg if ' Compliments of I EYER COFFEE SHOPPE Gladys and Archie Gilchrist Your Hosts LUdlow 6-9802 317 Main St. Compliments of COUNTRY HOUSE 321 E. Linden Avenue East Rochester, N. Y. .. ,. L. 1. If , if 'gil .5qy. ' ' nh -.w 'Y Compliments ot REID MOTORS Chrysler - Plymouth - Valiant M99 Compliments of E. J. DEL MONTE CORPORATION For records 81 APPliunceS Loves Children I l CARPENTER'S HARDWARE L X Compliments of Distributors of - - ' DuPont Lucite Paint HI LITE SORORITY 433 M .sam Iv mmumj ll ' 'q'.g.'AE5 .,?f C C I' I f - A amp 'men 5 9 A Compliments of Stiff PERRY'S IVE' QUONSET INN 'A 'lx Com limen s o ANIERICAFN TAIEORING '24 1 C m 'imen's of 'fx 4 . DUN-RITE T.V. CENTER V ,,,5,.,.... 3 and DRY CLEANING 'I' . 968 Linden Ave. I ' Q Eost Rochester I ' Known for quality Work V 2 ,I LU 69400 K Compliments of X l X JoI-INNY's BARBER sI-IoP- A I- 5 I C mP'ime of 5 5 144 Commercial street fl 3 PULVER'S JEWELERS HL. Compliments of 'af E. R. APPLIANCE -.f C'mP'f 'en'S of 'J 405 Mm street -E-ag-... 1? KAY'S CHILDREN CENTER LU 6-3785 W Pfbikww Compliments of - GABE'S T.V. SALES and SERVICE QsOo9QvOb0A9q ' 3 QTEIEVISIIINI 3 3 6 4 9 llill P TUNE-UPS I vo' fu - -A l'0'o'A Compliments of SAM'S BARBER SHOP nh . Compliments of N lg Compliments of 227 W. Commercial St. Patterson East Rochester, N. Y. DU I-Iao9 N I l RIS I Compliments of Compliments of MIKE APERE'S GRQCERY JI ,fllfli CONLEY QI- J 165 bfi and MARKET IX e e-fI'e . 1- S111 elnembrahclg' Ear-W Best Wishes to the Class of 1962 From Q uf N.Y.c. CAR sHoP I East Rochester, N. Y. f 1, S' I I :V Ill In L' ' . V 'Ik I V' X K V. A I f if nog gf Spf Rochester Coca-Cola Bottling Corp. ' A. L. 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INC. 2 .- l gl r ,l :ma mma 4 5 TOWN DRY CLEANERS .sei F compiimems of I 'J l 10 West Commercial St. ggi. E East Rochester, N. Y. -fs if Phone: Ludlow 6-4826 Q l mill' X E-- A7 Compliments of y fir RONNIE'S FULLAMTOWN b Compliments of , , We 'ggjfa-rpg, WEST END SERVICE STATION 7 DINER I v Compliments of n av' N-1.:,,,, KING'S GRocERY , V 9 C 'nP'i 'en ' g m A HESTNUT INN W -li2f m C it and ICE CREAM , of Compliments of ELLIOTT'S BAR 209 North Washington '7 'n ef' il? 5 - 1, 5 TY J Compliments of W. D. HEWE'S AGENCY Compliments of ALL AMERICAN RESTAURANT ,gk 3, 'sr '29 ,gm 5-1 Compliments of T?-NX, Q., STEVE'S RESTAURANT .te Compliments of EAST ROCHESTER CANDY KITCHEN I rigvi' if 'ti uw! 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Suggestions in the East Rochester High School - Gagashoan Yearbook (East Rochester, NY) collection:

East Rochester High School - Gagashoan Yearbook (East Rochester, NY) online collection, 1958 Edition, Page 1

1958

East Rochester High School - Gagashoan Yearbook (East Rochester, NY) online collection, 1959 Edition, Page 1

1959

East Rochester High School - Gagashoan Yearbook (East Rochester, NY) online collection, 1960 Edition, Page 1

1960

East Rochester High School - Gagashoan Yearbook (East Rochester, NY) online collection, 1961 Edition, Page 1

1961

East Rochester High School - Gagashoan Yearbook (East Rochester, NY) online collection, 1964 Edition, Page 1

1964

East Rochester High School - Gagashoan Yearbook (East Rochester, NY) online collection, 1965 Edition, Page 1

1965

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