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

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RAYMOND H. NAGELL 88 Pullman Avenue “Ray” “A quiet fellow, not much to say, But ask anyone, he’s okay.” Wrestling Club 1, 2, 3; Skiing Club 3; Visual Aide 1, 2; Major Award in Scholarship. ARLENE MARY O’BRIEN 50 Florida Street “O’Bie” Master of the pen, We’ll hear from her again. Junior Aide; Hobby Club; Hiking; Quill and Scroll; Docket; Co-Edi¬ tor John Quill; President H. R.; Legislature; G. S. O.; Major Award in Scholarship and in Ac¬ tivities. DORIS A. NEARY 101 Eastman Avenue “Dutch” “Give every man thy ear, But few thy voice.” Swimming 1, 2; Student Secre¬ tary; Book Attendant; Bank Clerk; Minor Award in Athletics; Major Award in Scholarship. GERALDINE NEIBERT 1596 Ridgeway Avenue “Gerry” “With malice towards none . . •” Dancing; Swimming; H. R. Sales Manager; Bond Clerk; Student Secretary. Nurse Cadet Corps MARGARET OTZEN 405 Fetzner Road Like spring, rain on clover And sunshine through a rainbow. Junior Aide; Student Secretary; Typist for Docket. ELIZABETH J. OWEN 438 Pullman Avenue “Betty” She has a big heart overflowing with friendship. Hobby Club; Leaders Club; Mes¬ senger; Big Sister; Dramatics; Radio; Student Secretary; Typist for John Quill; Minor Award in Scholarship. BURTON G. NEWMAN 598 Ridgeway Avenue “Burt” In the Radio Control Room, Burt is hot, Whenever you want him, he’s on the spot. Mechanics School MARY PADDOCK 634 Ridgeway Avenue Full of brains, fair of face — Not lacking in a charming grace. Hobby Club 1, 2; Life Saving 2; Physical Fitness 3; Leaders 2; Big Sister 2, 3, 4; Mothers and Daugh¬ ters Banquet; Usherette; First Aide; Marshall Nite; Alpha Tri- Y; G. S. 0.; Rating Committee. ALLAN NORTHRUP 69 Hammond Street “Al” And he can cook, too, girls, But only on the front burner. Track 2. LORRAINE PARKER 52 Shady Way “Give me a look, give me a face That makes simplicity a grace.” Leaders Club; Home Nursing; Tri-Y. R. B. I. JACK OAGLEY 116 Argo Park “Jackson” His pen and personality draw beautiful pictures. H. R. Basketball; John Quill. Navy JANE MURIEL PARKER 83 Mayflower Street “Red” “Is she not passing fair?” G. S. O.; Sr. Choir; Jr. Choir; Ring, Freedom, Ring. R. B. I. Eddie Bracken and War Heroes Appeared Here to Spur Bond Drive 22

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JAMES McGUCKIN 73 Minder Street “Jimmy” “He looks to be quiet but ap¬ pearances are deceiving.’’ Gamma Hi-Y; Soccer; Track; Swimming; Minor Award in Ath¬ letics. Armed Forces HELEN McMAHON 309 Electric Avenue “Zitty” “Few can surpass This winsome lass. Dancing 1; Hobby Club 1; Big Sis¬ ter; Messenger Service; Red Cross Club; Advanced Dancing; Swimming. BETTY MELROSE Lower Maplewood Park “Mel” Apple of One ' s eye, Peach of another’s. Dancing. School ELIZABETH MERHOFF 107 Bryan Street “Betty” “Hence loathed melancholy. Beginners Dancing 1; Advanced Dancing 1 2; Archery 1; Bowling 1 2; Badminton 1; Riding 1; Drum Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4; Minor Award in Scholarship. School JEAN MILLAR 15 Hollywood Street “Blondie” A Partner through thick and thin. She’s a friend that’s genuine. H. R. President. MARIAN MILLER 15 Oriole Street We’d be in a very sad plight Without this gal to keep things right. Delta Tri-Y; Bowling 2; Big Sis¬ ter; Senior Tea Hostess; H. R. Secretary 1; Legislature Repre¬ sentative 3; Minor Award in Scholarship. Nursing MARY JANE MILLER 16 Keehl Street “Peanut” Short, snappy and sweet. Student Secretary; Swimming; Dramatics; Big Sister; Hobby Club; Advanced Dancing. LESLIE MORT 186 Pullman Avenue “Snerd” “Friends he makes easily, without a word, He’ll be a success, just watch this boy ‘Snerd’. H. R. Soccer 1; H. R. Baseball 1; H. R. President 1; Minor Award in Athletics. RAYMOND JAMES MURPHY 182 Christian Avenue “Murph” “Murph” is a musicia n, grand. Some day he’ll play in a big name band. Soccer 3, 4; Delta Hi-Y; H. R. Basketball 3, 4; Band and Orches¬ tra 1, 2, 3, 4; Interhigh Band 1; Cheerleader 1; H. R. Sales Man¬ ager 2; S. A. Assembly; Major Award in Sports and Activities. Armed Forces R. BRUCE MUTRIE 113 Corona Road “If silence were golden, Pd have wealth untold. Stamp Clerk 3, 4; Bank Clerk 1, 2; H. R. Baseketball 1, 2; Swim¬ ming; Junior House 1; Visual Aid I . January Graduate DOROTHY MYERS 350 Avis Street “Dottie” “Hark! Hark! the lark at heav¬ en’s gate sings.” Horse Back Riding; Dancing; Ad¬ vanced Dancing; Radio; Bowling. JUNE MYERS 357 Selye Terrace “Her mellow notes awhile prolong, The cadence of the flowering song.” Junior Choir 1; Senior Choir 2; Interhigh Choir 2; Bond Drive 4; Office messenger 1, 2; S. A. As¬ sembly; Ring, Freedom, Ring; Big Sister; Usher Senior Play; Minor Award in Activities. Work Aircraft Class Completed the First Glider Ever Assembled by a High School

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CHARLES PEER 327 Maplewood Drive “Chuck” “For courage mounteth with occasion.” Beta Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4; B. S. O.; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2; H. R. President 2; Executive Council 1, 2, 3; Lunch Room Chairman 2; Social Com. 2; S. A. Assembly 3, 4; Campaign Manager 3; Vice Pres. S. A.; Ma¬ jor Award in Activities and Athletics. ROGER PELLOW 1506 4 Dewey Avenue “Rog” “A pillow, a Fellow, they go to¬ gether well.” Beta Hi-Y; H. R. Basketball; Soc¬ cer 2; Boxing 1; Minor Award in Scholarship. Armed Forces EVELYN PENNOCK 64 Shady Way “Evie” “ It’s nice to be natural, If you ' re naturally nice.” Hospital Aide Club; Leaders Club; Hobby Club; Tri-Y; Life Saving. CLAUDIA PERKINS 375 Weiland Road “Perky” “She belongs in the album of I true aristocrats.” Student Secretary; Stamp Clerk 3, 4; Bank Clerk 1. Nurses Cadet Corps CONSTANCE PIDGEON 157 Ridgeway Avenue “Connie” “Quietly happy with a refresh¬ ing sincerity.” Badminton 1, 2; Adv. Dancing 1, 2; Beginners Dancing 1, 2; Lead¬ ers Club 2; Volley Ball 1, 2; Ping Pong 1, Bookstore; Minor Award in Activities. HORACE PIERCE 670 Seneca Parkway “Hory” “ Hory” and his shock of curly hair, In this world he hasn’t a care. Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4; B. S. O.; Snow¬ ball 2, 3; Radio Workshop 3; S. A. Assembly; Lunchroom Com.; Usher French Pageant; Father I and Son Banquet; H. R. Basket¬ ball; messenger; Sales manager 3, 4; Rating Clerk 1, 2. University of Rochester VIRGINIA POPP 668 Clay Avenue “Ginny” “A charming smile has this bonnie belle. She’s never met her parallel.” Adv. Dancing; Riding; Big Sister; Swimming; Dramatics 3, 4; Radio 4; Sec. Bowling Club 4; Student Sec. SHIRLEY PORTER 111 Johnson Road “Shirl” “As pleasant as a peaceful dream.” Senior Tea Com.; School Party Com.; Rationing; Band; Usher; Legislature. Nurse MARILYN JEAN POTTS 641 Magee Avenue “Pottsy” “The girl we think the sweetest and the best.” Tri-Y; Assembly; Big Sister; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Majorette Club 1, 2; Usher; Senior Tea Com.; Dun¬ garee Frolic; G. S. 0.; Junior House 1. CECILIA PRINCE 47 Perrinton Street “Pe” “Truly a Prince-ss” Hobby Club; Junior and Sr. Choir. SHIRLEY PRINGLE 32 Argo Park “Her personality will win many friends.” Riding; Physical Fitness; Dra¬ matics; Ring, Freedom, Ring; Jr. and Sr. Choir; Stamp Clerk. JOSEPH PUTNAM 311 Pullman Avenue “Joe” “A student indeed, A friend in need.” 1944 JOHN QUILL Covers Traversed the Country, and Resulted in a Late Appearance