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

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Easter Assembly Featured Bill Monroe ' s Violin in the Impressive Seraphic Song 16 WILLIAM GAHAGAN 221 Avis Street “Red” “Red Bones” is the kind of man That football, basketball, base¬ ball, and friends demand. Basketball 2, 3, 4; Marshall Night; Football 3, 4; Soccer 2; S. A. Assembly; H. R. Soccer 1; H. R. Basketball 1; H. R. Pres. I, 2; Executive Council 2, 4; S. A. Vice President 4; Minor Award in Athletics 2; Major Award in Ath¬ letics 3. EDWARD ERWIN GARTLAND 132 Bryan Street “Ed” “My tongue within my lips 1 reign for who talks much must talk in vain.” Rating Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Sales Manager 3; H. R. President 4; Major Award in Scholarship. January Graduate Armed Forces JEAN ELIZABETH GLENN 33 Apollo Drive “Queenie” Her friends will enjoy her eter¬ nal fun and frolic. Advanced dancing 2; Sigma Tri- Y; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 4; Graduation Usher 3; Big Sister; John Quill 4; H. R. President 2, 3; H. R. Rating 1, 2, 3, 4; Major Award in Activities 3; Scholar¬ ship 3. Nursing School DONALD H. GRAHAM 667 Flower City Pk. “Don” “Don is tall and rather shy, But never misses anything with his eye.” Swimming team 1; H. R. Base¬ ball 2; H. R. Baseball 1; Swim¬ ming Club 2; H. R. Basketball 2; Swimming Mgr. 1; Soccer Mgr. 1. Armed Forces DOROTHY A. GRIFFITHS 92 Merrick Street In any line She’ll do fine. Delta Tri-Y 2; Swimming 1, 2; Prep Choir 1; Docket 3; Junior Aide; Graduation Usher 3; Quill and Scroll 4; Apparatus Club 3; Editor of Press Bureau 4; Major Award in Scholarship 3; Major Award in Activities 3. JAMES GRIMSLEY 38 Castleton Rd. “If noise were made by keeping quiet, Here’s a boy who’d be a riot.” Phi Kappa Hi-Y 2, 3. AUDREY GROTH 31 Argonne St. “Taffy” “Youth is a challenge, Life a fight, Here’s a girl who came through all right.” Badminton 1; First Aid 1; Junior Aide 1, 2; Delta Tri-Y 2, 3, 4; At¬ tendance Officer and Treasurer of Tri-Y. SHIRLEY GRUVER 873 Dewey Ave. Through joy, hope and also woe, She’ll be on top; that we know. HARVEY GRAVES 321 Seneca Parkway “Archie” Archie knows his arms and legs — (furniture). Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Radio Crew 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Junior House 1; H. R. Basketball 2, 3, 4; Major Award in Scholarship; Minor Award in Activities. College ANTHONY GUARIN 11 Brooklyn St. “Sonny” “Tony pushes the button, Kodak does the rest.” Photography 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4. Aerial Photography VINCENT GREGSON 421 Driving Pk. Ave. “Vince” A good egg—and we like eggs. Swimming Team; Bond Clerk 2, 3; Radio 4. Navy BARBARA JEAN HAINES 1760 Lake Ave. “Barb” “With cares she’ll never crowd her brain, And thus her brilliance cannot wane.” S Vice President of H. R. Work

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JEAN FEIST 107 Magee Avenue “Feisty” “Jewel like the immortal.” Dancing 2, 4; Leaders Club 1, 2; Baseball 3; Ping Pong 2, 3; Tri- Y 2, 3, 4; Senior Choir 2, 3, 4; Choir President; Graduation ush¬ er; Open House Committee; H. R. President 3; Sales Manager; Ring, Freedom, Ring; Minor Award in Scholarship. School HELEN FIELDS 464 Westmount Street “Her cheeks we know, From friendships’ embers glow.” Dancing 1, 2; Cashier; Junior House; G. S. O. Representative; Varsity Club. RUTH FINCH 1894 Dewey Avenue “Finchie” “I’ve a humble little motto That is homely, though it’s true— Keep a-plugging away.” Press Bureau; Major Award in Activities. WILLIAM FINDLATER 207 Rand Street His horn and brief case—a part of him. Band and Orchestra; Ring, Free¬ dom, Ring; Major Award in Ac¬ tivities. Eastman School of Music GERALD FLYNN 156 Birr Street “Jerry” “To make a virtue of necessity.” [ H. R. Basketball 2, 3, 4; H. R. ? Soccer 1; Hi-Y; Lunchroom Patrol i 1; Varsity Soccer 3, 4; Bank Clerk. DOROTHY FORSTER 342 Bonesteele Street “Dot” “Merry laughter and light song, I always to her will belong.” I Dancing 1, 4; Book store; H. R. I Secretary. School or Work ROBERT FRANKLIN 180 Bryan Street “Bob” Marshall’s gift to the scientific world. Track; Major Award in Scholar¬ ship. School MARGARET FRAZER 25 Allerton Street She’ll kindle the flame of friend¬ ship wherever she may go. Hostess Club; Student Secretary. DOROTHY FREATMAN 197 Cabot Road “Dot” “ Kindness’ blazing fire In her heart shall ne’er expire.” H. R. President. JANICE FREDERICK 1454 Dewey Avenue “Freddie” “Lord of herself, though not of lands.” ELAINE FREEMAN 960 Dewey Avenue “Always we shall see this girl In the throng of fashions’ whirl. Swimming; Advanced Dancing; Book Store; Student Secretary. MILDRED FREITAG 562 Clay Avenue “Millie” “Present mirth has present laughter.” Big Sister; Junior Choir; Senior Choir; Ring, Freedom, Ring; G S. O.; Stamp Clerk in Theater. Later in 1942 Saddle Shoes , a Literary Magazine, Displayed the School ' s Talent 15

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JANICE HARBER 54 Dalston Road “Jan” “Pleasing girl, a Marshall sage, With great talent on the stage.” Advanced Dancing; Badminton; Ping Pong; Beginners Dancing; Leaders Club; Swimming; Sr. Choir; Big Sister; Prep Choir; Dramatics; Typist; Radio; Ring, Freedom, Ring; School Plays; Rating Committee; Major Award in Scholarship; Minor Award in Activities. American Academy of Dramatic Arts MARGUERITE HARE 256 Seneca Parkway “Marge” “For beauty and grace, She has set a pace” Alpha Tri-Y; Life Saving; Ad¬ vanced Dancing; Rating Commit¬ tee. College DOROTHY I. HAWTHORNE 85 Pullman Avenue “Dottie” “Never in her mind is doubt, All that’s wrong she keeps out.” Sigma Tri-Y; Advanced Dancing; Leader’s Club; Badminton; Hobby Club; Big Sister; Docket; John Quill; Quill and Scroll; Open House; Snowball Committee; Barn Dance Committee; Minor Award in Scholarship and Activities; Major Award in Athletics. Rochester Institute of Technology JANE A. HECKMAN 356 Clay Avenue “Janie” “Her personality has the effer¬ vescence of rare champagne.” Book Clerk; Advanced Dancing; Leader’s Club; Big Sister; Junior Choir; Spanish Assembly; Orches¬ tra; Band; Student Secretary; Cheering Squad; Social Commis¬ sion; Snowball Committee; Delta Tri-Y; Spring Festival Usher; Major Award in Activities; Minor Award in Scholarship. ELIZABETH HEMIUP 5 Glendale Park “Taffy” “Fun and laughter, without strife, This will be our Betty’s life.” Swimming; Beginner’s Dancing; Baseball; Student Secretary; Minor Award in Scholarship. DOROTHY JEAN HENDRICK 46 Shady Way “Casey” “Lucky and snappy, Peppy and happy.” Swimming; Swimming Manager; Senior Banquet Hostess; Check¬ ing Committee; Home Nursing. 100% Students Association Membership Merited Early 17 VIOLA HENDRIX 21 Rand Street “Vi” “Her laughing eyes, Cause longing sighs.” Tri-Y; S. A. Committee; Scholar¬ ship Key Award and Certificate. Rochester Institute of Technology BETTY D. HERIC 183 California Drive “The world’s all right, serene I sit, and cease to puzzle over it.” Hobby Club; Baseball; Badmin¬ ton; Leaders Club; G. S. O.; Ma¬ jor Award in Scholarship; Minor Award in Activities. JEAN E. HOLLOWAY 289 Wheatland Street “Blondie” “The voice of solitude she ne’r shall know.” Riding; Swimming; Advanced Dancing; Dramatics; Student Secretary. Rochester Institute of Technology EDNA MAY HOPKINS 236 Longridge Avenue “Eddie” “Enchanting as fresh bloomed spring flowers.” Senior Choir; Ring, Freedom, Ring. Brockport Normal PAUL HOUCK 385 Clay Avenue “Neenie” “A proper man as any one shall see in a summer’s day.” Track; International Club; Box¬ ing; H. R. Basketball; H. R. Pres¬ ident. Armed Forces H. ARLENE HOULIHAN 29 Wilmae Road “Like a lovely song, Her charm lingers long.” Swimming; Assembly; Big Sister; Reception Committee; H. R. Pres¬ ident. School Dismissal in 1943