Marshall High School - John Quill Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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GZ? UH .. 1'-pi Class History, June 1936 On the opening day of school in September, l932, many gawky green freshmen stumbled into the halls of John Marshall High School, as it used to be. They were astounded by the numerous intelligent looking upperclassmen who were all hurrying some place, while they stood around and gaped. These freshmen of the class of June, l936, had their first meeting as a group Thursday, September 22, at 3:30 in room l24. Mrs. Fuller and Mr. Delong were introduced as class advisers. The class members elected the following as officers: president Roy Bachettag vice- president Craig Culbertson, secretary Jane DeWolf. They were introduced at another meeting, October I9. As time went on, these green freshmen were transformed into typical high school students. They joined clubs of their own choice and began to take part in the activities of the school. ln the fall of i933 the class as an organization was dropped and clubs started. This new method provides a separate club for the girls and boys of each class. Instead of the two class advisers, each club has one permanent adviser. We, the members of the graduating class, have seen many customs come and go. New ones have come-old ones have gone. Class activity was changed into club activity. We have wit- nessed the changing of the senior play into an activity of the dramatics club. We remember once calling our school paper Jo-Mar instead of The Marshall Docket. We have seen new departments come and old departments improved. We have witnessed the birth and growth of this new building, as well as the old age and death of the old building. We are, in a certain sense, travelers. We have traveled through the Land of Having Nothing At All into the Land of Having Everything and soon will pass into the Land of Losing Everything That One Hath Possessed and still later we will travel through the Land of Knowing What One Hath Missed. The Land of Having Nothing was the old school, but we did not realize how little we had until we reached the Land of Having Everything or the new school. The Land of Losing Everything is graduation. The Land of Knowing What One Hath Missed is the years after graduation. Then will we realize and regret the many opportunities which we failed to take while in high school. These last few weeks of our senior year will be crowded, for it has suddenly dawned upon us how short these four years have been. We have learned this one thing- Time comes and goes like the wind. ROSETTA SCHWARZMEI ER. I im I9

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VBA' EARL ZENKEL 84 Parkdale Terrace Rochester Business Institute Shall I, wasting in despair, die because a woman's fair? Honorable Mention 3, 45 Home- room Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Home- room Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Home- roorn Soccer I, 2, 3, Sales Mana- ger tor Students' Association 4. ooo GEORGE LINDSAY 66 Felix Street Undecided Proof that women prefer them too. Honorable Mention 2, 3, 4, Boys' Club 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. We, the Classes of January and .lune 1936, wish to express our appreciation to the English and Art Departments whose contributions have added so much to our Senior Annual. wa' H' I8

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,203 Qs- ' HOWARD AHRENS 23l Curlew Street A . V Columbia University Slip me that diploma-l'm in a hurry. Homeroom Baseball l, 72, 32 Basketball l5 Social Dancing 15 Homeroom President l5 Bank Clerk l5 Boys' Club 4. VERNA ALLEN Ghle . ennis Day CONNIE AQUILINA 408 Glenwood Avenue Undecided We hope nothing will repress, Connie's trend toward success. Honorable Mention 45 Student Secretary 4. CARL ATSEFF 4l7 Maplewood Drive I A University of Illinois He stresses fair play In a nice kind of way. Honorable Mention 25 Minor let- ter in Athletics 4 Homeroom Baseball 2, 3, 45 Homeroom Basketball l, 25 Homeroom Soc- cer l, 25 Reserve Soccer 35 Varsity Soccer 45 Reserve Bas- ketball 35 Bank Clerk 2, 45 Boys' Club 4. AMBER BAILEY 636 Magee Avenue I Undecided A smiling tace and a bounding good nature. Honorable Mention l, 3, 45 Choir ilnter-Highi 45 Choir 3, 45 Girls Club 45 Corridor Patrol l. MARGARET BAITINGER IOO Truesdale Street b Undecided l sometimes speak and let the world remember l am here. Honorable Mention l, 2, 35 Cor- ridor Duty 25 Music 2, 3. LUCRETIA BAKER 370 Lake View Park Mechanics Institute An amateur with a promising future. Honorable Mention 25 Swimming 45 Tennis 35 Hiking 25 Dancing 2, 3, 45 Leaders Club 35 Girls Club 2, 3, 4. MILDRED BALL 9 Daisy Street Brockport Normal Millie possesses the spirit ot youth- Beauty, love, loyalty, truth. School Award 35 letter in Scholarship 45 in Scholarship Honorable Major letter in letter in Athletics 2, 35 Basketball Senior Red Cross L Certificate 35 Soccer I ming l, 3, 45 Tennis letter in Activities 3' resentative l Grind Editor5 Tri-Y 35 Girls Patrol 2, 35 Homeroom Honor Society Society 3, 4. BAYBUTT 86 Goodwill Street University of Rochester Brains make the man they say, So mark my word there'Il come a day. Manor Lefer in Scholarship 3, Honor Roll 2, 3, 45 Honorable Mention l, 2, 3, 45 Homeroom Baseball 35 Homeroom Basketball 25 Red Cross Life Saving Certifi- cate 45 Homeroom Soccer l, 25 Swimming l5 Forum Representa- tive 45 Bank Clerk l, 25 Boys' Club 3, 4: Latin Honor Society 25 French Honor Society 3. we W ,QU