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

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DONALD SPINDLER 603 Dewey Avenue “Don” “Don has thoughts as rare as pearls, He thinks of much, but not of girls.” Work JOHN E. STEFFAN 686 Dewey Avenue “Johnny” “A swell guy to have around, The best pal ever found.” Cross Country; Track; John Quill Advertising. R. B. I. PAUL STEFFENS 93 Williston Road “The steady, reliable, trust- I worthy kind.” H. R. Soccer; Basketball; Swim- j ming. Armed Forces HELEN M. STOCK 374 Driving Park Avenue “Bonnie” I “Always smiling, always gay She’ll help you chase the blues away.” Cadet Nurse Corps : HOMER EMIL SUPRENANT, JR. 46 Ross Street “Soupy” I 1 “There is ever a song somewhere!” Radio Workshop 4; Soccer 2, 3, 4; H. R. Football, Soccer, Baseball, Basketball; Graduation Banquet i 3; John Quill 3; H. R. Bank Clerk , 2 . Armed Forces GLADYS SWETMAN 353 Avis Street “Glad” A little shy perhaps, But amiable and good company. I Beginners Dancing; Advanced I Dancing; Baseball. R. B. I. DOROTHY TACY 645 Ridgew t ay Avenue “Bunnie” Her fun loving nature endears her to all. Rochester Institute of Technology VIRGINIA L. TAIBI 238 Fulton Avenue “Ginny” She’s always there with what you need That’s why “Ginny’s” bound to succeed. Hobby Club; Student Secretary; John Quill; Book Store; Gradua¬ tion Banquet; Docket; Quill and Scroll; Major Award in Scholar¬ ship. GRACE THIEL 58 Banker Place “Grade” A waking eye, a prying mind, A heart that stirs, is hard to find. Major Award in Scholarship 3; Minor Award in Activities 3; Prep Choir 1; International Rela¬ tions 1, 2; Ping Pong 2; Leaders Club 2, 3; Big Sister 3, 4; Sr. Choir 2, 3; Assemblies 2, 3; Ring, Freedom, Ring; Radio 4; Stamp Clerk 3; Snowball Committee 3. College CAROLINE TIEDE 202 Rand Street “Stillest streams oft water fairest meadows, And the bird that flutters least is longest on the wing.” First Aid; Swimming. ELIZABETH JANE TOWNER 27 Flower City Park “ She’s beautiful ; therefore to be wooed, She is a woman; therefore to be won. Sigma Tri-Y; Riding Club 2, 4; Docket 3, 4; John Quill 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Snowball 4; Dance Committee 4; Graduation Usher 3; Senior Tea 4; Senior Play 4; Stamp Clerk 4. College RAY TREMONT 562 Lexington Avenue “Ray” “Girls annoy me—I love to be annoyed.” Social Dancing 1, 2, 3, 4; Dra¬ matics; School Plays; Cheering Squad 2, 3, 4; Assistant Sales Manager 1. Armed Forces 34 Gold Stars and 3 Blue Were Added to Our Roll of Honor 27

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WILLIAM SHANNON 26 Holmes Street “Bill” He is our sunshine, our only sun- s He makes -us happy, when skies are gray. Co-Chairman of S. A.; Manage! of War Bond Sales; Drama; H. K. Basketball; Beta Hi-Y. Army ELINOR F. SHARPE 287 Winchester Street “Sharpie” Pretty is this maiden, And “Sharpe” too. Homeroom Sales Manager; Ad¬ vanced Dancing; Baseball; Life- Saving; Swimming; Rationing, Big Sister; Graduation Usher; Junior Aid; Student Secretary; Refreshment Committee. Canadian WAC WILLIAM C. SHAW 99 Winchester Street “Bill” The black haired wonder of the Senior Class, In any field he will surpass. Reserve and Varsity Baseball; Varsity Soccer; Reserve Basket¬ ball; Homeroom Basketball; Minor Award in Athletics. Armed Forces JOAN SHREDER 467 Pullman Avenue Sugar’s rationed, meat is too, But we have Joan to see us through. Student Secretary JACK SILVER 1821 Ridge Road West A sterling friend to those who know him. Archery; Swimming; Basketball; Soccer; Wrestling. Armed Forces CAROLYN SMITH 34 Cleverdale Road “Gather ye rose-buds while ye may, Old time is still a-flying.” Bowling. R. B. I. CHARLES SMITH 268 Curlew Street “Charlie” His name is common, But his deeds are extraordinary. Basketball; Football; H. R. Bas¬ ketball. Navy PATRICIA ANNE ROSS SMITH 385 Augustine Street “Pat” “The better part of valor is dis¬ cretion.” Entered Marshall March, 1944; Choir; Literary Editor John Quill. College LOUISE MCDOWELL SNOW ' 167 Birr Street “Weazie” She studies hard, yet is full of tricks. With her, work and play just seem to mix. Life-Saving; Leaders Club; Ping Pong; Press Bureau; Docket; Graduation Usher; Assembly; Waitress at Senior Banquet; W r ar Stamp Salesman; Absence Slip Collector; Grinds Editor John Quill; Major Award in Scholar¬ ship and Athletics; Minor in Ac¬ tivities. College ANN SOW ERBY 251 Fetzner Road Her friends, there are many — Her foes—Are there any? Bowling 1; Student Secretary 3; Docket typist 1; Bank Clerk; Minor Award in Scholarship. DANIEL J. SPENCER 1 Marigold Street On the soccer field, and in the halls, He can take it—he never fails. Wrestling Club; Boxing; H. R. Basketball; Soccer. College JAMES PATRICK SPENCER 1 Marigold Street “Shamrock” To have one Spencer would be enough, But we are blessed to have two with us. Wrestling; Boxing; Major Award in Athletics. Armed Forces Severe Winter Weather Provided Four Extra Days During the 1944 Christmas Vacation 26

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AUDREY JEAN TUBB 98 Florida Street “Aud” “I had rather have a fool to make me merry, Than experience to make me sad .” Bowling. Aeronautics JOHN TWAMLEY 348 Flower City Park “Twam” One of the best is our boy Twam- Icy, Takes all that comes and takes it calmly. Armed Forces JEAN D. TYLER 73 Alcott Road In Jean, we find a bright pattern On, a strongly woven fabric. Delta Tri-Y 2; Junior Aid 1, 2; Swimming 1, 2; Choir 1; Appara¬ tus 2; Bank Clerk 3; Minor Award in Activities. School JAMES F. VAIL 416 Flower City Park “Irish” “I know when Pm right and when I’m right, I fight.” Boxing; Wrestling. Marines DOROTHY VAN BRANTEGHEM 318 Almay Road “Dottie” Gracious manner, beautiful clothes, When you want advice, ask one who knows. Ping Pong 3; Sales Manager 1, 2; Delta Tri-Y 3, 4; Snow Ball Committee 1, 2; G. S. O. 4; Senior Banquet and Faculty Din¬ ner 2, 3; Senior Tea 4. Work MARY VANNELL 239 Winchester Street She is the silver lining of any dark cloud. Advanced Dancing; Big Sister; G. S. O. 3; Senior Ch oir 3, 4; Prep Choir 1; Student Secretary 4; Social Committee 4; Dance Committee; Graduation Usher 3; H. R. President 2; G. S. O. Presi¬ dent 4; Secretary Senior Choir 4; Scholarship Rating Committee 4. SHIRLEY VAN VOORHIS 75 Christian Avenue Her spontaneous mirth Is a blessing to this earth. Badminton 1, 2; Riding 3; Prep Choir 1; Sr. Choir 3, 4; Ring, Freedom, Ring 2; Inter-High Choir 4; Senior Tea 4; Bank Clerk 3; Sales Manager 4; G. S. O. 4; Minor Award in Scholarship 3. ALICE J. VER PLANK 175 Johnson Road “Al” “Yea, but it is good to be Foot-loose and fancy free!” Work JOAN VITELLO 328 Glenwood Avenue “Joanie” The cup of success she will drain to the dregs. Ping Pong; Baseball; Rating Com¬ mittee; Docket; Quill and Scroll; Student Secretary; International Relations; John Quill Typist; Major Award in Scholarship; Minor Award in Activities. Work RUTH VOEGELE 21 Straub Street “Ruthy” We never will conceive a rhyme That, with her achievements can keep time. Tri-Y; Riding Club; Junior Aide; Docket; Concession Committee for Snowball; Marshall Night; Social Commission; Graduation Usher; International Relations; Senior Play Usher; Student Aide; Bank Clerk; Rating Committee; Major Award in Activities; Minor Award in Scholarship. Nursing LAUREL VOLLERTSEN 363 Avis Street “Honest, kindly, simple and true.” Choir; Graduation Banquet; Spring Festival; Bond Clerk. JAMES G. WALDORF 1422 Lake Avenue “Nigger” He may be bashful, he may be shy But with the girls he’s a great guy. Football; Soccer; Basketball; Track; Baseball Manager; H. R. Basketball; H. R. Soccer; Swim¬ ming; Sales Manager; B. S. O.; S. A. Assembly; Ping Pong; Red Cross Manager; Treasurer Delta Hi-Y; Major Award in Athletics. Navy A Comedy Seven Sisters Scored Hit As School Play 28