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

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X 1 ,IW , .yy ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Mr. Daniel Crowley, Mrs. Frances Greenberger, Mr. Nicholas Nacarella, Mrs. Sylvia Barrett, Chairmang Mr. Edward Fraserg Absent, Miss Lina Brownell. Throughout the life of every student, communication with the world around him will determine, in part, the success of his life. High school English courses not only help to make this communication effective but also illustrate how men of the past have expressed themselves. From the time each student enters high school, the guidance department helps him to plan his curriculum, to select a college, or to choose a course for hisfuture life. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Mrs. Sheila jacobstein, Miss Laura Cashion, Chairmang Mr. Daniel Topolski, Miss Mary Jane Kunzog, Mrs. Margaret Whitbourne. GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT X Miss Neva jackling, Mr. John Baynes. East Rochester High School offers Vai i variety of science. courses which ,open newi doors ' X 1 ' . is b ' , for many students. I :Q , ' y 1 I0

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Behind every successful organization there is an accomplished leader. Behind the ef- ficiency of East Rochester High School is its principal, Dr. Frank O'Donnell. Under his watchful eye, many students have re- ceived fine educations and participated in a well-co-ordinated schedule of school life. One of Mr. O'Donnell's chief concerns is the maintenance of the high standards and praiseworthy tradition which the ER BOMB- ER has always symbolized. FRANK J. O'DONNELL, Principal PRINCIPAL

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jj QMr.':iJ6hn Russell, Mrs. Helen Redman, Chairmang Miss .. K .. 1 VV ,- J ,E V1 W . L f-2 V., . V rf ' -' l V ' A sf' ' U ' w ' , . 1 , an ' 1 , A K, ,XM , 4 f , ,, 5 IQ' ' V. JL' -f.' ,tv , ,. j V, ,Lf W ff if , , ,f . . 1, t , -V Q ' y . .X K -f' , , . , V ' ,. '-.V-E JI'-tr! n vw M.. -- D ,V - .1 .att t -' M ' X' l V- ff.. Vwtaf SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Mr. Leonard Schieffelin, Miss Anne Marie Hery, Mr. Richard McLane, Miss Fayuna Bentley, Chairmang Mr. john Stiversg Absent, Miss Katherine Kubala. An understanding of the past and the present helps to prepare students for their future role as adult citizens. The world has seemingly become so small that the ability to communicate with other people in their lan-g guage is more important than ever before. The study of Latin gives a valuable understanding of the mechanics of language while the study of French makes communica- tion possible in the mpdern yogld. Y 'fi ,X A Q41 -M,-L2tg.Vx4,-.X duff' M V W Jw sf .te - we N4 at M jx Jtgggsfpvgw I Lfezj Q . ,-, V , tt, Hua 1 5 eu X , QV. fa Q .- 1,3 .-'vie ff E ' . PQ! m51.fff fwiflll if Q , t rl ,, ,E .. . efffftg MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Carolyn Neidig, Mr. Warren Knapp. FACU LTY 3 LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Miss Pauline Fritz, Mrs. Patricia Dumont, Mrs. Kathryn Bieber, Chairman. Basic math courses help to prepare some stu- dents for the management of their homes. For others, higher mathematics may be the key to a future career in an ever-changing world.