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

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1946 volume:

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N N mgsaw v X ,.A in E ffmzau-www-ff The I946 Q OHN Sk .f Ei Presen+ecl by +he Senior Class of John Marshall High School I946 in RAI! Marshall is our slage And +he s+uden+s are lhe players: ' They have lheir exils and 'rheir enhances: 4 One sludenl in his 'rime plays many par+s, His acfs being five years. Firsl' 'lhe eighfh grader, Shouling and slampeding fhrough lhe halls: . Then fhe freshman wilh his safchel And shining morning face, creeping like a snail Unwillingly +o school, and 'rhen fhe sophomore, Sighing wiih firsl' love and a woeful ballad Made +o his girl 'Friend's'charmsg laler lhe junior, Full of 'rricks and suddenly grown up, . Jealous in honor, always quick in quarrel: Nex+ comes lhe bubble repuialion, The senior full of modern inslances. And all fhe s+uden+s work logefher, Guided by 'lheir leaders, wise and slrong, Who puf rhem fhrough fheir paces U Un-ril polished and perfecl' ihey appear Before fhe 'iooilighrs of lhe world. ,Y , R E 5 K The gmcluating elnss of N946 wishes to dedicate this, our year' ik. to Nl iss Nellie Bitz.Sl1c was the one who discovered nur hidden erm and helped us to nverconie our fears and develop stage pres- - r cues Ce. Her influence inspired us, and her ability to respond tim he th on stage and off amused our admiraticmi i,ihf M ' J Associate Directors As the curtain went up we found the stage of school life well set hecause of the careful direction of lllrs. Barry. It was her duty to coach tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grade girls for their cues in the future. Her ollice was the planning room for dances, banquets, and many other student activities. Un- der her excellent guidance senior girls chose the roles for which they were hest suited. To llliss VanDelValle went the joh of casting. She met each girl entering lllarshall and helped her plan a program to suit the character she wished to portray on life's great stage. Social problems that arose among the cast were met and solved by her. lllr. Friel might well have heen called the make-up man at lllarshall for he added the touch of color to our school life. As master of ceremonies he ranked second to none and was often called on to preside at dinners. Like lllrs. Barry his job was to help seniors plan for their vocations. lt was one of Dr. VVishart's many jobs to see that the cast was ready for rehearsal on time and each morning a line of the tardv culprits might be seen outside his door. He also aided the Hstand-in suh frosh to prepare for their major roles as seniors and later as men and women of the world's theater. The behind-the-scene script writer in our production was our principal on leave, lllr. Snyder, who has been spending the past two years at the Board of Education working on revisions in the script of our school curriculum and methods of teaching. It is expected that he will he back in the director's chair next fall. 5 22 X , .Q 1 1: fi in 2? i is 3s is E E :Q ,Q I H S ii 3 's - E E si vi E 3 55 X if S? 5 5 QS i usadsmwa. omcsns STOCKING MILLAR MAGGW E KLEE Act I Act II Act III Act IV Program Classwork C1'1'r'pi1zg likf' I1 xrzzzil. . .I Seniors Ph:-1'f11g IIIIIII-1' paris. . . Activities S4'fX'i11g fun and fl1lly1Ift'l'. Sports Hringizzy honor to Ihe school 8 7' Page 9 Page 15 Page 37 Page 57 -E I - Then The Fresloman Creeping Like A Snail UI1ll'illil1gIj' To Sflmnl vi... f To Unpathed Warers, Undreamecl Shores The dramatic end of the war and the resulting efforts at international cooperation made the So- cial Studies Department one of the most important of the school. Study of history must become a ma- jor instrument on future world-wide planning. just as social studies was important in a peaceful future for our country, so was a study of English essential to complete understanding in a confused world. The English Department continued to delve into the intricacies of studies in written and oral expression while seasoning its courses with related studies in drainatics, journalism, and radio. Wha+ ls'+ Tha+ You Took Up So Gingerlyn Although lllr. Friel left the math department, by some unknown means they still kept alight the flame of knowledge. In true tradition these teachers sought to instill that third r into the minds of their worthy students. Some teachers advocated a syllabus for each math course and tried to have homework and notebooks count part credit for the final grade. The same familiar odors arose on schedule from the classrooms of the southwest wing as the chemistry classes once again learned of the deadly poisons which make up our every day foods. All science classes agreed that it was quite an accomplishment, even with our excellent teachers to master the laws which baffled the alchemist and to track down those evasive electrons! . . 1 ..... n. The Glass Of Fashion And The Mould Of Form Regular routines at :Marshall were spiced by Such fascinating creative courses as the practical artS. shop, and music. Whether it was at stirring candy, singing an anthem, reading a blueprint, or design- ing a poster, some student was enthusiastically adding to his practical knowledge and cultural appre- ciation every hour of the school. The choirs, band, and orchestra were as usual, popular, and populous, and brought many mo- ments of pleasure to the entire school. Commercial art, sewing, and cooking classes continued to ap- peal to many others, and the increased student interest in photography, shop and art craft reflected the world-wide trend to manual sciences. How Use Doth Breed A Habit In A Man The steady clicking of the typevvriters on the third Hoor turned out sheets of exercises, tabulations. and letters, while eighth grade exploratory classes were busy putting x's and o's on their papers to make many clever designs. General business, retail distribution, business law, economic geography, book- keeping, shorthand, and office practice managed to keep the students busy while typewriters, dicta- phones, posting and calculating machines kept rhythm. lllany of the senior girls took part in a cooper- ative course and left school after fifth period to work in oflices as part of their office practice classes. Latin, French, and Spanish composed our languages. German was again left out because there was no available teacher. French classes burst into song while packing food and clothing for France. A Spanish Honor Society was formed of students having a mark of B or above. lkleetings were held in Spanish and a Christmas party was held which emphasized many Spanish customs. Latin trudged along as usual, but with the same helpfulness it has always given to students. Sixflf rofw: Atwood Defoster, Raymond VVright, Daniel Houseman, Charles Loth, james Wishart, Elton Eike Vvlllllllll Bushnell, Harold Singleton, joseph Ulrich, Anthony Gerace, David Brady, Philip Jenkins, Kenneth Ful- kerson. Fiflli rnfici Grace Fuller, Mary O'Connor, Jessie Barry, Morton Kircher, Edwin Gordon, George Swanson john Sullivan, Florence Potter, Agnes Powers. Fourlh rufw: Grace O'Reilly, Florence Yorke, Doris Holcombe liulalie Richardson, Nellie Bitl, Margaret Pruner, Alfred Goetz, Edith Olmstead, Helen Lathrop. The Very Imac As we departed from lNlarshall's hallowed halls, we left behind an unpayahle deht to the nieni hers of the faculty. Their understanding and tolerance have created a feeling of co-operation and of friendly association. The spirit ot consideration and willingness to sacrifice their valuable time has been deeply appreciated. 12 KS. ,ff F x Q. Q 4 , nzvbu b K S Sail' A iff x Q ,Q .Jw M1- fix' . ,Q , in l 4 : x ::: , iw 2 3 my 5, R Q X ' AF 3 V 9 5 . ,, .. W. ,Q i 'gm ff. . ,gfw . .,,. fn x . . zu. if . 1 ' 3 -2, gag A IA, hnpuggy. Q' .f h Er ' N- if s .. ez. f' x -, Q .A . N M323-egiv I -Q y X 3 x . A 1- S .FK gifs? 4 1 X II- xi Q , ' Q i q X If I If Heh! Mrs. Helen Rausch, Miss Helen Rowe, Miss Ann Turula, Mrs. Mary Heherling. More ls Thy Due Than More Than All Can Pay l,irrpy Louicsu and Uhluscle Hound hlarysl' were certainly plentiful this year as the result of the continuation of the rigorous physical education program initiated during the war. Not even Su- perman could hold up under the apparatus work and navy testg but just in case he survived them he was bound to meet disaster when he hit the commando course. However it really wasn't so tough as that. and hy the time lX'Iay came around Limpy Louie and Hhluscle Bound hlaryl' had changed their names to Lumpy Louie and Hluuscles lwaryn. The maintenance crew under the direction of hir. Larry Tennity and the lunchroom staff under the supervision of llrs. Thompson really had a busy job keeping the school in good condition and feedf ing the famincd lvlarshallites. Unlocking doors for forgetful students, cleaning the lunchroom, and the halls, stoking the hoilers, and performing other routine tasks were only a part of their service. The crew also found time to help the students put up posters and decorations for social events. Pref paring deliciously hot food and desserts, the artists at the gas ranges established for themselves a rc- putation for providing food fit for a king. Our welfare was further looked after by lllrs. Rausch, the school nurse who filled out medical questionnaires for work permits and cared for the many who came to her suffering from a variety of ail- ments. Through her care lllarshall was the healthiest school in the city, and through her sympathetic kindness our nurse has become a friend to all. Lwfl lo right: Mr. Tennity, Mr. Sutter, Mrs. Chase. l-l ,. -3- 1:3 SI W One Stildeui In His Time Plays Many Part I3 N YOLANDA AGUGLIA 138 Maryland St nl leadfr in Juhllv fways. Senior Choir 2, 3, 4. SHIRLEY HYLAN ALENT 12 Lakeview Ter Of all Ihc girls that arf so Jmart, Tlzereiv noni' like prftiy Shirley. Tri-Y 2, 3, 43 Major Award Scholarship 33 Quill and Scroll 33 Marshall Night 33 Graduation Reception 33 Docket 3, 4. BARBARA JUNE ALLEN 167 Kislingbury St. Sh1 .v airways there In lend a hand. .ulnd really dfsrrfvfs an fl-1 Brand. Leader's Club 13 Badminton 13 Senior Choir 2, 33 Inter-High oir 2, 33 Tri-Y 2, 3, 43 Scholastic Key 33 Bowling 33 Minor -ard Activities 33 Graduation Hostess 33 Dance Committee 4. f 1 V T . AL EN 194 Bidwell Ter. it ' l ds f hui somffihrrs infonfuenientf' B r all Ama!-t ftff. ., 2': John Quill 4: i-Y 43 Stan? Cl rk 4. -1 ff' ,I 1 v I , ff ' 5 A rv fc.. JOHN GILBERT ALTI ' 1641 North Goodman St. Efvf'ry man to his ofwn hu.vinf.f5. H. R. Basketball 23 Sales Manager 3. FRED B. ANDREYSPS 1 673 Dewey Ave. ,' j ,lf ffriath -tearful? lkis In he. l p .rr his pupils 'Ld' all 1lgI'1'1'. Messenger 23 School ance 33 Spring Dance 33 Rating Comit- tee 33 Inter-High Concert 33 Exe'd'1tive Council 33 Lunchroom Patrol 3, B. S. o. 3, 4. X ' x ROBERT DUN ARMsTRoNo 4106 Culver Rd. fl: his name is, .fo is hr. Minor Award Activities 13 Hi-Y 13 Junior Choir 13 Stage Crew 13 H. R. Basketball 13 Swimming 13 Orchestra 1, 23 Senior Choir 13 Assemblies 23 Football 2, 3, 4. RICHARD E. ARNOLD 263 Summit Grove Pk. Our flmifz' for a Hl'Pg11lLlffl'lllliL'H. Assemblies 23 Football 33 Bookroom 3. HELEN M. ATKINSON 496 Clay Ave. ,315 Jln' f7.L'!IIldt'I'.S' an lhrough life S1u'f'e'.v5 fwill lflld ilu' fway. Tri-Y 13 Student Secretary l. August Graduate BEVERLY BAKER 118 Mason St. Though small 5lu x 7ll Ul'Y' ofvfrloolzed. Advanced Dancing 13 Tri-Y 2, 3, 43 Student Secretary 3. EDNA BALL 573 Augustine St. Her pleasing fwayx and f'jforIle.v.f gran' lVill rnalzf hrr fit in any plate. Tri-Y 1, 23 Riding Club 2. Q VIVIAN BALLARD 12M Rainer Sr- ' - 'lFHJlIiIIl1fd so Jlfnclrrly, Yogzng-and so fan! Dancing 1, 23 Junior Choir 1, 23 Bank Clerk 23 Stamp Clerk 4. 16 I - ,, x ATHRTQV Aiir:AREf5nQYCE , 551 Magee Ave. A --..JW ffzzmeczsf 'ld 'JpXQ'cbestra,fLJuniorkChoir ihancing 1, ri-Y 2, 3, 4, Tri- 2 X 'F-resmfn!'ipter STC' ' n Hostegg' 3, G. S. O. ,nb 371,13-unc! Qognmittee 4, t6r'C 'ifresideiffl-5-s .L - sry' 4, ', ll, ,. IRENE A. BARNO 585 Driving Pk, God giifvlh Jperflz to all, song In Ihr fear. junior Legislative Body. ELIZABETH BARR 85 Kislingbury St. Ii1'IIy'.f Ihrn' fwill alfwuys hr, But nom' like her y0u'll all agree. BE'l l'Y l,. BAR'I'l.lNU 22 Dalston Rd. Some my .flIl',.f quid, .wmv my .vhz',f rmf. But om' and all likr hvr a lol, Student Secretary 3, 4. MARIE BACMBARGER 110 Lexington Ave, :Iny flllfl' is fair .-IJ lung as lllarif' is lhvrr. junior Choir l, Senior Choir 2, 3, 4, Minor Award Scholar- ship 3. - VVESI,I'fY C. BECKER 141 Argo Pk. .-Ind still they gazml and :till Ihr' 'LC0lIdtf'l' grmc That om' :mall hfad rould furry all hf' hm'fu'. Major Award Scholarship and Activiti . ' ard Ath- letics 3, Executive Council 3, Sports Ed' A o 3, Choir 3, 4, Varsity Swimming 3, john Quill 3, , . I .'?Qr'I-'resident 4: Varsity Basketball 4. RICHARD C. BEDFORD 265 Pearl St. .-In arlisl and ffl1l'k5ll'f ix Dirk, .ell 1'-wry .vlmfwing iI'x hr fm' jnrk. Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 2, B. S. O. 2, Legislature 2, H. R. President 2, 3, Docket 3, Bond Clerk 4, john Quill 4. -IANE ANNE BEMISH 226 Ridgedale Circle .-Is fzcflrnmr as Il flrmcw' in Ihr d1'srrI. Senior Choir 2, Inter-High Choir 2, Band and Orchestra 4, Rating Committee 3, 4. JUNE BENTHAIVI 332 Lakeview Pk. For urn'.vsnri1'.v .vhr urns fun and good fwill. Choir l, 2, 3, Inter-High Choir l, Z, 3, 4, Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 4, Bank Clerk 2, H. R. President 3, Major Award Activities 3, Minor Award Scholarship 3, Tri-Y 3, 4, Stamp Clerk 4, Na- tional Honor Society 4. SHIRLEY BERG 398 Emerson St. Shz .f as nirf 115 sugar and Jpirf. Tri-Y 2, Stamp Clerk 3, Bowling 3, 4, G. S. O. 4. JEAN BIXBY 165 Rand St. JJ mwrry as Ihr day if long. junior Choir I, Lost and Found 1, Student Secretary 2. ARTHUR BOUR, -IR. 20 Bartholf Rd. Hr hnldx Ihr hry Io sizccfxrs. junior House lgmptg. O. 1, Visual Aid 2, H. R. Basketball Z, 3, Marshall-Day 3, Wrestling 3, 4, Track 3, 4. Er, -2- we Nil- -' R , ENN , ,f u, .A ' ,J f, BEIPTY JEAN BRAUNP 652 Flower City Pk. N 4 ' f 0h,if6r fun from dafwn 'til dusk. N yjflixecutive Council lg Lost and ,Found l., Zg Ping Pong 3g Tri-Y , 2, 3, Maqor Awhd Actlvltles 3, Quill and Scroll 3, School y' Pl 3g48pring Dince 33 Stamp Clerk 3, Docket Reporter 3g ffigiiure ,Editor Doc et 3, 4. ii SHIRLEY M. BROVVN 57 VVyndham Rd. V Gentlemen prefer blondes. V Spanish Assembly 3, Tri-Y 3, 4g john Quill 4. RAYMOND E. BUCK 221 Raines Pk. Those fwhn s eak lilfle, know much. P Docket 2, 3. ALVA D. BUSH 132 Rand St. L' find for you - - our praise. .,' IJ .ll ,A BRIIL ' CAMLBEUE , 76 Merrill sf. H' Ira 's and a irq coul hll up a h0ok,' NA Kigu'llgKfzfer h i ' ith a serious look! 'ecuty Coylcil 1, 2g'Sales imager 1, 29 H. R. Baseball 1, g H., . B jetb lLf,!2, i- ' 1, 2, 3, 4g Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4g eve Baxhallhig Baske, 3, Major Award Athletics 35 H., . P t 4. . X when I 5 J DOROTHY A. CARBON 352 Flower City Pk. Th1'n s newer a doubt 'when shfr's about! Leader's Club lg Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4-Q Senior Choir 2, Student Secretary 2, Bowling 4. August Graduate EMMETT R. CAREY 58 Truesdale St, Vessels large may fuenlure more, Bu! little hoats should keep near shore. RITA M. CARR 87 Willmae Rd. Who is Rita? Whai is she? Thai all our s-wams commend her? Swimming 1, Social Committee lg Dancing 2. ESTELLE CARROLL 216 Lexington Ave. Roses are sfweet and lofvely too, find thafs ho-w -'we think Estelle of you. Swimming lg Dancing lg Tri-Y 3, 4. FRANCES MARIE CARUSO 695 Lexington Ave. Life is not life at all fwifhout delight. Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Varsity Club Z3 Choir 3, 4, Student Sec- retary 4, Minor Award Activities 3g Banking Clerk 4. SHIRLEY CHICKERING 348 Clay Ave. Full of pep and really hfp! Tri-Y 25 Advanced Dancing 25 Student Secretary 4. DONALD RICHARD CLOHESSY 464 Lakeview Pk. His ramera cafrhes nature's hnest, and preserves it, H. R. President lg Swimming Team 1, 23 Dancing 23 john Quill 2, 3, 4-Q H. R. Basketball 2, 3, 43 Radio 4. I8 IIMMIE F. CONDON 191 Conrad Dr. I'll turn ofver a nefw leaf. Orchestra 15 H. R. President 15 Band 1, 25 Intra Mural Swim- ming 1, 25 Senior Choir 25 Executive Council 25 Rating Com- mittee 1, 2, 35 Banking Clerk 35 Football 2, 3, 45 H. R. Basket- ball 3, 4. VIRGINIA CONOVER 324 Selye Ter. The Lady Virginia fwas tall and slim, The Lady Virginia fwas fair. Badminton 15 Dancing 2, 35 Red Cross 25 Tri-Y 2, 35 Student Secretary 35 Cashier 4. EVELYN L. COOPER 234 Flower City Pk. .4 quiet one fwho gets things done. . er's Club 15 Student Secretary Z5 Minor Award Scholar- L I X5 lbw IJACKI C Pisa 39 Raines Pk. VN l N tl fad, they call him Smilin' Jack. l S. O. 15 I a Mural Swimming 1, Z, 3, -I-5 Minor Award chsx i 25 arsity 25 Life Saving 2, 35 Hi-Y 2, 3, +5 Swim- ing Tea 2,- 5 45 H. R. Basketball 2, 3, 45 Major Award tlwcs 35 Marshall Night 35 Soccer Team 45 Treasurer Hi- 4. f X Q Z Y WE L COPELAND 70 Starling St. Efverybody' knofwu' and likes him. ' -6 August Graduate W' i 'J OUG CORBIM ' - ' 25 Lakeview Pk. I VY l s e 'rn playina in efuery gamef 15 e :is fway to the hall of fame. Rat' mittee 1, Swimming 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Minor ard Athletics 35 Minor Award Scholarship 35 S. A. Cam- paign 35 Spring Dance 35 Football 3, 45 Track 3, 45 Sports Announcer 3, 45 Athletic Commission 45 National Honor So- ciety 4. WILLIAM CURRIE 77 Dalston Rd. .-In enfvious build, personality to match Makes this fellofw one fue eatrh! junior Choir 25 Assemblies 3. LOUISE DAYTON 60 Raines Pk. 'Tis strifuing makes success. Bank Clerk 15 Leader's Club 15 Stamp Chairman 2, 35 Tri-Y 2, 3, 45 Major Award Scholarship 35 Major Award Activities 35 Finance Committee 35 National Honor Society 3, 45 Gradu- ation Usher 35 Dancing 35 Ping Pong 35 Rating Committee 45 Badminton 45 Orchestra 4. FLORENCE DEAN 2512 Ridge Rd. W. And more than wisdom ---. A merry heart that laughs al fare. junior Choir 15 Library Aid 15 Swimming 1, 25 Junior Aid 1, 25 G. S. 0. 35 Rating Committee 35 Major Award Activities 35 Major Award Scholarship 35 Graduation Usher 35 Docket 35 Tri-Y 45 National Honor Society 4. ROBERT Z. DEAN 34 Mill Rd. A head for favts, there'.r nothing he lacks. H. R. Basketball 1, 2, 35 War Stamps 35 Varsity Track 3. JACQUELINE DEFLER 45 Tyler St. Hofw lo-vely is she! So much fun. So carefree! NOLA N DeGROOTE 44 Castleton Rd. l o -deejfest brofwnf hair of auburn hue. mbzna ion belongs to Dutch DeGroote. ' ofv T ' Y 5 t t Sec y 45 Book Store 4. I X IO MAXINE DIAMOND 252 Driving Pk. .45 hrr nmnr ifnplirs .... flu' sjrarklrs. Assembly Z5 Student Secretary 25 Bank Clerk 35 Tri-Y 3, 4. MARY F. DiNI'I I'O 296 Glenwood Ave. Slllljj' .rfwrrl and .vl1r'.f .thy and fllffllfj your vyr. Leader's Club 15 Dancing 15 Rating Committee 35 Student Secretary 45 International Relations 4. ESTHER DO FLER 261 Ridgeway Ave E fmr'.f i t ol: 101' 'lmrm of iff n 15 'r , J . r i e t 25 Vvar Bond Cam' ' ew ecr iq ' , As lies 3, 45 G. S. O. 35 lSen o nque I' 5 ' BQ! 4. HELEN M. DOERFLER 261 Ridgeway Ave. She is jvrrify lu fwalk fwiilf, and avirty Io talk Qcifll, and fflfllfllflf lun, In Iflink nf. Junior Choir 15 G. S. O. 15 Inter-High 1, 25 School Service 25 S. A. Campaign 3, 45 Choir 4. PATRICIA DUIID 294 Driving Pk. l'ifL'114'ily Jr fv1'r5m11llily1', Pal. Cheerleader l, 2, 45 Dancing 1, 45 H. President 25 Spanish Assembly Z5 Varsity Club 25 Bookstore 45 Assemblies 2, 3, 4. DORIS A. DREXEI. -l-54 Glenwood Ave. To lifw' is In laugh. junior House 15 Hobby Club 15 Tri-Y 3, 45 H. R. President 35 Minor Award Scholarship 35 School Play 35 S. A. Assembly 45 john Quill 4. AUDREY L. DRITMHELLER 473 Electric Ave. .415 rhrrvfrzl as hfr hurni.v!n'd hair. Junior Choir 15 Hobby Club 15 Snowball 25 John Quill 25 SeniorxChoir 2, 45 Tri-Y 2, 3, 45 -lunior Aid 35 S. A. Dance 4. JACK'nUKELoW ' A 95 Roof-M Rd. ' 'Ile has a slart, a flair for art. Visual'Aid 1: B. s. o. 1, 3, H. R. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, swim. ming l, 25 Reserve Baseball 25 H. R, President 35 Legislature 35 Minor Award Athletics 35 blarshall Day 35 Art Advertis- ing 3. ARDEN YORK DITNKLE 71 Lemoyen Ave. .-lnlrnlr ruff, .'1fdl'I1'.f gay, Shz' has il in m'4'1'y Gray! Tri-Y 3, 4. HAROLD EASTERLY 50 Elk St. i'Lustier fhan any and fwhnm Ilrry rould but lunar. H. R. Basketball 1, 25 Swimming 1, 25 Snowball 25 Messenger 2, 35 Soccer 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Lunch Room Patrol 35 Ma- jor Award Athletics 35 Varsity Baseball 3, 45 Varsity Basket- ball 3, 4. CARLETON EASTON 120 Hartley Rd. He'll alfways gel by, bffausr of his fwil. Safety Patrol 15 H. R. Basketball 2, 3, 45 Bowling 4. August Graduate IRENE EDVVARDS 159 Driving Pk. Sing! that your song may gladdenf' Junior Choir 15 Inter-High Choir 15 Senior Choir 2. 20 JUNE E. EDVVARDS 159 Driving Pk. Thi' larlfs sficaift notes she has made her often. Inter-High Choir lg Inter-Junior Choir 2, Minor Award Activ- ities 3g Senior Changi. X PHIL ELLIOTT YA 41 Dunsmire Dr. .lg-.gjarrnfla Io men,'My Zoom l xecutiveqkruncil 1, 'wniblies 1, 2,1 Bfs uball 2, 45 Tffick eg s.A.se ,zgwi , usic 2,35 s.A. Campaign ' ' 35 i Ad Scholarship 3, Mi- nor Awar i ctivit 'nor war Aghletics 3, School 35 Doc' ' e11m3?SgBkj,V r ident 3, +5 Sports dirolr Doc X ' ,' K ,. , I , ,V K, f .U .v sm- of NORMA FAGA Cl if fir Q 389 Selye Ter. This girl is .ro neal. s.hi5'.f really a trzrrfif' Junior Choir lg Student Secretary 2, 3, 4, Tri-Y 3, 45 Minor Award Scholarship 3, Play Usher 3. NAN J. FARAH 394 Flower City Pk. Ra-'Urn locks that attrarlp T-winkling eyes tha! bffwilfh. School Service 1, junior Choir 1, Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 4, Visual Aid 25 S. A. Campaign 3, 4, Minor Award Scholarship 3, Cashier -1-g john Quill +5 School Play 4, Senior Choir -1-g Na- tional Honor Society -1-. MARJORIE FILLIER 185 Merrick St. She has brains ax -well as beauty- - - , fomhinafion rare. I Sw m ng 1 or Choir lor C hoxr -1- U ra uat at Eran l 1 3 Maj V. . , 2, 5 . 5 St , . , , ' ' 3 ' Q 'or i . ip mo ward At e ' ,3 ' ltff-High 3 3 . . , - 3 43 a ' Co 1 t e 4' ' jlyblllxy , , L s Cl 3, 4' tional H MARY LOU FILLI 185 Mer ck St. T imp sible to say she doa l or Aw 41 ,gf ip 3 L ajor Award Act x mes 3 em er ation onor Society 4 f f ' gh f '1 1 :W ' . . President,1 n r- ig rch s a 2 3,, if 4- .- .', ' , r3,+' ik+g ' 1 ROBERT FLADD 386 Ki' erbocker Ave. Carr to him is but a fad: .llfwayr happy ix this lad. Bank Clerk 1, 2, 3, -1-Q Band and Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Social Stud- ies Ol'lice 1, 2, 3, 4, Minor Award Athletics 3, Major Award Activities 3, Sales Manager 3. August Graduate DONALD H. FORD 1531 Maiden Lane Rd. Camino-va Iv the nth degree. Rating Committee 1, H. R. Basketball 2, Safety Patrol 25 Sales Manager 2. REGINA FORREST 90 Brookridge Dr. Brilliant and gay and nire in i'fva'ry fway! Sewing Club 3. MARY LILLIAN FORM I l had a thing to Jay, But I -will fit zl in with .mmf hetlvr time. Decoration Committee 29 Senior Choir 25 Rating Committee 2, 35 First Aid 2, 33 Swimming 2, +5 Dancing 2, 3, +5 Varsity' Club 3. ' 105 Mason St. 1 ACHILLE FORGIONE I 2 pl for .lrl -l- fl for affing -l- .4 for adifvilifs in :Ill for .-lrhille. 30 Ravine Ave. Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 Legislature 23 B. S. O. 25 S. A. Ass'embly,2g Scholastic Key Award 3. - DOROTHY FRAZER 25 Allerton St. She' has a par! in all our hearts. Hobby Club 3. 21 ROSE R. GIRALICO 122 Glenwood Ave. :is fresh and sfwccf as her fvery oswn namej life hope shall allways sfay the same. Beginners' Dancing lg Student Secretary 3. JEAN L. GIRARD ll Sheraton Dr. Fairesl of tha fair. Assembly 23 Chamber of Commerce Demonstration3 War Bond Driveg Tri-Y. 9 f ! ISIS BJGOLDTH RPE 213 Hager Rd. J A 'Who ants a rosa? I IfI'e'lfiakz' aqrvlris. , 1- rj Assemblies 1, 33 G. S. O. 1'-fVar,2,vy,Qfub 23 Minor.Ayard, Activities 33 Major Award Scholars i533 Senby Playff Hock- et 3, 43 Tri-Y 4. 'J . ' 4 NORMA IRENE GORDON 106 Parkdale Ter. Thz're's allways a part for a girl so smart! Tri-Y 4. Transferred from Hilton High School JEAN GRACE 37 Canary St. Dynamilf romrs in small packages. Junior Choir 13 Dancing Club 13 Tri-Y 3, 4. ROSE GRAY 1219 English Rd. For any task it's Rose five ask. Hobby Club 3. LEO GROSS 73 Bartholf Rd. Will tell Ihr' fworld. IV: think his s-wall! H. R. Basketball 2, 3, 43 Varsity Baseball 33 Track 3, 43 Radio Workshop 4. LOIS MAE GROTH 83 Navarre Rd. The cautious seldom err. Leader's Club 13 Junior Choir 13 Visual Aid 1, 2, 3, 43 Minor Award Scholarship 33 Secretary Visual Aid 2, 3, 43 Red Cross 33 Minor Award Activities 33 Tri-Y 3, 43 Student Secretary 3, 4. ENE A. HAC Q, fggsg Biddll . . 'V 'Q KJ tall h1f's darki intgli Z to , dl 5 Zo hc is e rife. ' al , . 1 .Alp- LEO D KS AW 14 Lauderdale Pk. his looks and his fwit his lad's really 'it . ecutive ou 13 J ior Choir 1' President 1, Z, 33 Soc , 4, B k all 2 mor Award Activities 33 3 Sen r h ' ' nd CIXX 2, 33 Assemblies 2, 33 D t 3, 3, 43 Y r Award Athletics 3. NANCY V. HAEFELE ' 407 Driving Pk. I halve a hzfart 'with room for cfvery joy. Life Saving 23 Swimming Club 2, 33 Leader's Club 2, 3. MARGARET L, HAFNER 673 Lake Ave. Hers is Ihr rare, sfwz'f'f gif! of fharm. Tri-Y 2, 3. 22 ,Q THOMAS H. HAGERMAN Ill Maryland St. .-ImooJin', bu! l'lIl1f00.flfl'.H H. R. Basketball l, 23 Basketball 3, 45 Soccer 4. ORIENE HALL ' 18 Mouse St. Small stature, large aml1ilion.r. junior Choir lg Red Cross 13 Sales Manager 1, 2, 3, 4, Base- ball 2, Tri-Y 2, 3, 4g S. A. Campaign 3. gf P A 2 ' fl 25 owen Sr. . , J . S 1' , 1l fun lofvzng frm. 1 ' and 3 . JOAN HAR' 334 Seneca Pkwy. Only flu' ran Ill'lIll'1'I' the .flair Of bring rniulziffvorzs, alfhougll srdair. Senior Tea 3. MARGARET HAUG 70 shady Way Shri: all our fanvy painted l1rr,' Shr'5 lofvrly, J,lI',.5' divine. ' Hospital Aid lg junior Aid lg G. S. O. 1, Varsity 2, Badmin- ton +5 Bank Clerk 4, Stamp Clerk 4. JACQUELTNE HEBERGER N IOQ Castleford Rd.- I Not very short, not vary fall, But .vlu .f in flu' llearfs of malm all. H. R. President lg Executive.Council lg Tri-Y 2, 3, 41 S. A. Treasurer 4. 4 ' ROSENIARIE HEINRITZ 346 Stone Rd. Sl11 ,r mir, ,vln 5 bland, .I .rrluflwrrl llrllf, .-Ind Marshallitvy all lhink .vhf'.r Jfwrll. Transferred from Baltimore, Md. PHYLLIS HENDRICK 46 Shady Way Siu' .wire is great, of grade .4 rate. Senior Banquet lg Swimming Club Manager 1, 25 School Dance 2, Checking Committee 3, Bank Clerk 3, 4. BARBARA HIBBERT ll Ridgeway Ave. l m1no angel. s Swimming lg Dancing lg Student Secretary 1, 2. - . , 4 ROBERT HICKS 260 Tait Ave. He lost hirnswlf in the larger :elf of his wuntry and all malzlzindf' German Club 1, Swimming lg Legislature 2, 33 Assemblies 2, 33 H. R. Basketball 2, 3-3 H. R. President 3. l iN ' J . 'il IRVI Q YA 'fir 29 L.k f' Pk. al-1' haslr .vlafwly. , 1 euew tv A 1 2, ? Ji 2, 3 tl r ie? 'QQ o ry , 1Y ZH 3 B O 3 I Il 1 s rve , , g ing C mittee , 43 Assemblies , .., 3, R se ve ' mmi Cross ' Z 3, 4-Q H'- , 3,'4,jVIarsh l Y' g . . 3 ft ajor Award Athletics andy. ctivities 11 Mdljor . chol rship 33 Na- tional'Honor So y 3, School Award'3 JUNE A. HOGAN 98 Veness Ave. Oh fwoman! thou tzt'rr'1' faslzionrd lo l1eguil1'. ' junior House lg G. S. O. lg Student Secretary 2, 33 Checking Committee 3g School Dances 3. 23 HELMA HOLTZ 160 Almay Rd. The life of one that lahourwth and is fontenied, shall he made meant. Tri- Y 2, 3, 45 Horseback Riding Club 25 Assembly 25 Minor Award Scholarship 45 G. S. O. 4. KATHLEEN HOSENFELD 43 Keehl St. J pirlurf Io look al. Tri- Y 3, 4. August Graduate JANE ELLEN HUTEHINCSQN 865 Flower City Pk. H1'y- ijt ' rf irgza ,Q Ilrr dffvilt1'ig,kYtoo, . Sal 'V 1 ge1Vi!fA3, 4' F-idufgaffvo ' 'nV35 a Award S ip 5 lV1ajgr'BAward les 35 ance 35 Set or Ply '54TrilY 35 Docket 3, 5 John Qui 45 Quill and Scroll 4. 1 BETTY RAE HYLAND 878 Ridgeway Ave. f Burn for 511u'f5.r, she' Named J gypfe.f1gzcin' yqiLk'll,UdJ-o',fhvfdrl 'f Svvti'mrrfingl .f5 Stamp Clerk 2, 35 Major ,Award Activities .and Sc'1olarship s3 Graduat' n Usher 5 Docket' Retivter '5,ASsem- blies 3, 45lfNador1aT PlZt1or- So ' tyg3, 45, Tri- 'f 3, '-3415 Docket Editor 45 G. S. O. 45 Quill and Scroll 451Executive Council 4. ANTOINETTE IABONI ' 122 Glenwood Ave, Merril-y, mvrrily .shall I lifue nofw ---- Swimming 1 25 Band and Orchestra 15 Beginner's Dancing 25 Student Secretary 2. VIDA INGERICK 3' 148 Eastman Ave. Laughing e fs and guldrn hair, ' Yau'll fi1il'Vl'ida'.v rharm is raw. Hiking Club 15 Senior Choir Z5 Badminton 25 Stamp Clerk Z, 35 Dancing 2, 35 Tri-Y 2, 3, 45 Rating Committee 35 Major Award Scholarship 35 Ping Pong 3. CHARLES L. JACKSON 5 120l Parkwood Rd. , 'He ha.r a head to rontrifve, a 'tongue to persuade- . - - Executive Council 1, 2, 3, 45 'Assemblies Z, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Major Award Athletics, Activties, Scholarship '35 School Award 35 Vice- Presidentof S. A. 35 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 35 National Honor Society 3, 45 Standard Bearer 45 Docket 3, 45 John Quill 3, 4. ' JANET RUTH JUNG '1799 Clinton Ave. N. Born :with Ihr gif! of laughler and a sense that ilu' fworld is mad. Student Secretary 25 Community Chest 25 Minor Award Activ- ities 25 Major Award Scholarship 25 G. S. O. 35 Red Cross 35 Assembly 35 Rating Committee 35 President of Tri4Y 4. MABEL C. JUSTICE 3663 Mt. Read Blvd. Ju.flirr alfwayx triumphs. H. R. President 25 Leader's Club 25 Rating Committee 2, 3, 45 Minor Award Activties 35 Major Award Scholarship 35 Usher Play and Graduation 35 Docket 35 Bond Clerk 3, 45 Tri-Y 3, 45 Stamp Clerk 45 Circulation Editor 45 Badminton 45 Radio Workshop 4. BEVERLY KEIR 3 Lapham St. I sau' hvr singing ai her fwork --.- Junior Choir 15 Inter-High Choir 3, 45 Senior Choir 35 G. S. O. 35 Student Secretary 3, 4. MILDRED E. KELLMAN 182 Tait Ave. .4 follfdar of lasting friends. FRED NELSON KIMMEI, 1126 Dewey Ave. Hir fwinning may and handxome look pin' .seldom .tern outxide a book! Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Soccer 1, Z5 H. R. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 45 Hi-Y Treasurer 2, 35 Major Award Athletics 35 Minor Award Scholarship 35 Spring Play 35 Spring Dance 35 John Quill 45 Assemblies 35 Tratlic Patrol 35 Football 3, 45 National Honor Society' 4. 24 BRUCE B. KLEE , 143 VVillis Ave. Though I am young, I seo-rn to flit Onlthe 'wings of horrofwed wit. School Plays 1, 2, 3, 45 Major Award Activities 25 Rating Committee 2, 3, 45 Major Award Scholarship 35 Quill and Scroll 35 Executive Council 3, 45 Docket 45 John Quill 45 Treasurer of Senior Class 4? Co-Chairman of S. A. Drive 45 Hi-Y 45 Spanish Club 45 National Honor Society 4. DOROTHY ANNE KOHLMEIER 112 Mason St. ll iih twinkling eyes She 'wins her guys. Transferred from Webster FLORENCE FRIEDA KORSCH 114 Pamona Dr. Peace is the fairest form of happiness. DINA KROECKEL 231 Ridge Rd. YV. Let the -'world slide, le! Ihr fworld go,' .J fg for raro, and a pg for :LL'01'.,U Student Secretary 4. - L DORIS KULZER L 69 Ridgeway Ave. Thy fai r our zmrfs t'7ll'lltll7ll'd.', Dancing 15iH. R. President 25 Stamp Clefk 2. I 1' IDON LA ' 496 Maplewood Ave. 'I Hr is dyirtor fw it fogn J to fwomrnf nior C i ' 'f , ' , Vi ' 5.j'l. RftEasket- all 2, emblie ,j V I ANN LaMURAGLIA 101 Ernst St. Laugh and he nierry, r1'm1'mh1'r the world fwzth a song. Drum Majorette 15 Leaderls Club 1. MARCIA M. LAVVRENCE 65 Augustine St. .-Irt and arting she likes Ihe same. IV: can'l help but kno-w they'll bring her fame. Junior Choir 15 Leader's Club 15 Assemblies 1, 2, 35 Bank Clerk 2, 3, 45 Tri-Y 2, 35 Docket Reporter 35 Major Award Scholarship 35 Senior Play 35 Spring Dance 35 Graduate Edi- tor 45 John Quill 45 Quill and Scroll 3, 45 National Honor Society 4. BEVERLY ANN LEDLIE 606 Augustine St. Versatility is lzrr fairy godmothrr. Junior Choir 15 junior House 15 Senior Choir 25 G. S. O. 25 Snowball 25 Minor Award Scholarship 35 Stamp Clerk 3 5Tri-Y 2, 3, 45 Tri-Y Secretary 4. RUDY LePORE 460 Driving Pk. Let not your heart he troublodj One cannot knofw efuerything. Visual Aid 1, 2, 3, 45 Band and Orchestra 1, 25 Trallic Patrol 1, 2, 35 H. R. Soccer 1, 25 H. R. Basketball 1, 2, 35 S. A. Assem- blies 2, 3, 45 School Plays 2, 3, 45 Docket 35 Spanish Club 35 Senior Play 35 Hi-Y 45 B. S. O. 45 Swing Band 4. RUTH LEWIS 592 Dewey Ave. Bmware of her rrd hair, for she rxfels All fwomrn in the magic of her locks. Tri-Y 2, 3, 45 Hobby Club 25 John Quill 2, 45 Student Secre- tary 4. ILENE LIBERMAN 1126 Lake Ave. '21 merry hear! goes all the day, .J sad one tires in a mile. Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 45 Tri-Y 1, 2, 35 Dancing 25 Varsity Club 2, 35 Dramatics 2, 35 Senior Banquet 35 Radio 3, 4. 25 Li fr i A 1 Q Q I w W 55W iff vi ms mAsrwas E v L V , 1' ' - IW www W N I ,Q ,. . 2 Hr , W t ., W4-:'::-AL f- , 4 A H-gm',g5:55MSa-51 mf Jn - ua 2 Q 2? ix :Q x k,m3 f . 1 x HELEN FRANCES LINDGREN 1007 Glide St. The light of rharm's lamp. Swimming 2. HELEN BARBARA LOHLER 94 Corolla Rd. Did you zfuer see a girl so pretty or half as fwitty? Swimming 1, junior Choir 13 Apparatus Club 23 Baseball 23 Senior Choir 2, 33 Leader's Club 2, 3, 43 Physical Fitness 33 Minor Award Scholarship 33 Graduation Hostess 33 Inter-High Choir 3, 43 Senior Banquet 3, 43 Tri-Y 3, 43 Dancing 43 Stu- dent Secretary 43 John Quill 4. RI HARD 44.16 ng!Ple. man of ight lols of gh 1 R. B ' alf ' a , 3 H. R. . , 7 f ,V .-4' . i .- P S Hui ' ' JACK LYOINLS ,hi f ff -' -ylgllllidgf d. W. 3 , A sorter man is he, Val., 1, ' ' 3' The best thorv'll gfuer bald 'Aj Prep'Chnir 1 3 MemoriaL Parade' 33 8occn' 4. . - . 12' August Graduate V I JOAN lVlacLEOD 534 Birr St. E-vfryon1 s friend From beginning to ond. Hobby Club 13 Junior Choir 13 Senior Choir 23 Snowball 23 Tri-X 2, 3, 43 Tri-Y Secretary -I-3 H. R. President 43 Gradua- tion Hostess 33 Senior Banquet 3. ANN MAGGIO 374 Augustine St. I hvliefve ---. that efvfry human mind feels pleasurz' in doing good to another. Snowball 1, 23 H. R. President 1, 2, 33 Major Award Schol- arship and Activities 33 Assemblies 33 G. S. O. 33 Spring Dance 33 Planning Committee 33 Usher Graduation 33 Usher Play 33 Banking and Finance Commission 3, 43 National Honor Society 3 ,43 Tri-Y 3, 4. JACQUELINE A. MAHAR 110 Driving Pk. Eyes tha! laugh and lips that sing. Inter-High Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 S. A. Campaign 23 Major Award Activities 33 Minor Award Scholarship 33 School Usher 33 S. A. Assembly 3. DOROTHY MANCE 117 Cabot Rd. .4 ratrhing smile, a rharming glance. You lznofw our rhozcrg 11,5 Dorothy Manre. Riding Club 23 Book Store 33 School Dance 33 Tri-Y 3, 43 Tri-Y Secretary 43 Bowling 4. BERNARD MANNING 353 Schollield Rd. Hr's fwhal 'LUF Ierm a shy guy , But fum lilrr ii! Intramural Swimming 2. MURIEL MARCUS SO Lenrier St. Sho 'who has an art, has eqfwyficherv a part. Tri-Y 2, 3, 43 Dramatics 3, 43 Radio 4. PATRICIA MARKHAM 1387 Dewey Ave. :I smile tha! says ---- linger, linger. Swimming 1, 23 Leader's Club 1, 2, 33 Badminton 23 Riding Club 23 Dancing 2, 33 Senior Choir 2, 33 Tri-Y 3. MARGARET MARY MARSHALL 557 Dewey Ave. 'fDo you not lznofw I am a fwoman? ll'hf'n I think, I mas! speak. 28 BEVERLY MARTIN 655 Lake Ave. fl pfuny for your thfu1ghl.v. H. R. President lg Dancing 1, 23 Tri-Y 25 G. S. O. 25 john Quill 4. VVHIZELER D. INIAYNARD 1192 Ridge Rd. XV. Shari I5 lI'h1'rI1'r .-.... But lull arf hi: fhuughls. Docket lg S. A. Asssentbly lg Assemblies 1, 45 Visual Aid 2, 3, 4: Minor Award Scholarship 3g Minor Award Activities 33 President Visual Aid 33 Marshall Day 3. DONALD E. iyicskiiyia. 153 Haviland Pk. , I Tofhihi fwh gifvmaour mQd. ' for inumrpifuou gqflhiihy' X JDancing lg Majdr'A1v!1'ai Sqhctlalrthip 3. rr, AIU ' . . ' Clay ye. IIN' ugf' IIVOQCII rye: I'I1ffl1lIt'I', IIN' lfzfwly -'way wnrlfzlrzlx. lliking Club 13 Messen 2' 'semblies 7' English Ulhce Aid 3, 4. -IOIIN I. MCDlfRMO'l I' 59 Florida St. Il1' lanky Ihe fworld in thr fafzf for hr once: nut any man. Swimming 11 Rating Clerk 25 VVrestling 3, 4g Track 41 Fire Control Committee 4. MARIE H1-I1.liN 1NIcGll,I.lCI7DDY 35 Canary St. Jud if the firltl of fumr lu' lnyl, It auou'l hr hy Illl Iriyhmunf' '11-i.y 3, 4. JOAN T. MCGRATH 205 Flower City Pk. Shr talks anJ'l11'11r.v a:.'i1h equal ran' Nou' hfr1 .r tl gurl mn't hvljr hut fYII'!l5l'. I-IV1iI.YN Mc'I'CRK IU9 lrlartley Rd. Blur' fylxv, blond hair, .-Ind as you kzzrmc'--.acithorzr u t'lU'l'. International Relations lg Assemblies 1, Zg Nlajor Award Scholarship. JANICE MERKEL 77 Corona Rd. .-I dauglzfrr of thr gudx, difviufly Iall .-Ind moxt difvinrly fair. School Dance 35 Student Secretary 3. ROSEMARY INIECLENDYKE 500 blagee Ave. Shz' has a laugh th11t'5 ratrhing. Swimming lg junior Choir 13 Sales Manager 1, 2, 33 Riding Club 23 Leader's Club 25 Dancing 25 Bond Clerk 25 Stamp Clerk 35 Major Award Activities 3. SHIRLEY MAY MILLAR 15 Hollywood St. .-I winning Away, fl rharm IIIHIIJ gay. H. R. President lg Dancing 1, 2, 35 Leader's Club 23 Baseball Z5 Cheerleader 'Z, 3gYice President of Senior Class 4. X SHIRLEY RUgril.MoHzcsAN I 5+ Christian Ave. 1. , 'fxehirliy hnofws with equal can 'X , -'Hvfw il-vfx ind to plfasrf' Leaders Chlb Riding Gibb 15 G-s. 0. ig Nurses' Aid zg D ' 3. ' I I 1 . fm' ' x z X ' e, I . X t N , ' C w I S 'K l LEONARD H. MUELLER 220 Versailles Rd. fl look lhat's nivv, .J fwit flllllij spife. Ping Pong 13 Life Saving 23 Dungaree Frolic 33 H. R. Basket- ball 33 Swimming +3 Chairman of Finance Commission and Control Board +3 Executive Council 4. VNIARILYN NIUNDT n 144 Steko Ave. ' .ln 4'xf'larnaliun point of funf Soccer 13 Bank Clerk 13 Student Secretary 1, 23 Junior Choir 13 87111111133 Cle'rk'2, Minor Award Scholarship 3. i l . Vi' .'l JAMES VV. MYERS 350 Avis St. .Ill who knnfw him -will agrvr, I1f s as handsumw as ran hw. Varsity 23 Track 2, 33 Hi-Y 2, 3, +3 Marshall Day 33 Spring Dance 33 H. R. Basketball 33 Minor Award Athletics 33 B.S.O. -13 Football 3, -1. ROSALIE NANNA 69 Jones Ave. Her 1'fvz'rlasIing low' to frasf' ll'lll l11'fU1'f, n1'Q'r'l' .S1'1'm fu ti1'Ll5l'.! Dancing 13 Rating Committee 1, 2, 3, 43 Assemblies 1, 33 Cashier +3 Bookstore -1. JOAN MARIE NEEFE 12 Holmes St. .1h, 'why should lifz' all labour hr? G. S. O. 13 Red Cross 13 Sales Manager 13 Mothers' and Daughters' Banquet 23 Dancing 2, 33 Tri-Y 2, 3, -l-3 Messenger 3, 4. ' . , , JOYCEy'MAR'ffARET PARKER , 1070 Lake Ave. If J By fl1l? lL'0Vk Uflffkllafllhf the fziorkmanf' Ba' d 11, Z, 33 Tri-Y 1, 2473, 43 MipolIAward Athletics 33 Major ard Schqlarshipafyid ACfiViIiCS-83 School Award 33 Quill nd Scr ll'3, -13 N 1011Ill Honor Solziity-39,43 School Play and Gragyxifin Ushcx 33 Dockdt 3, +3 Ra ng Committee 3, 43 John Qui 4. DRUCILLA RUTH PECK 331 Pullman Ave. Thf're's Sunshine in lhe heart of me. Basketball 1, 23 Leader's Club 1, 23 H. R. President 23 Bank Clerk 2, 33 Bond Clerk 2, 33 Major Award Athletics 33 Assem- blies 33 Physical Fitness 3. JOYCE N. -PELLOWV 105615 Dewey Ave. ' Is she bright? She is all right! -1 Swimming 13 Snowball 23 Dancing 23 Riding Club 2, 33 Red Cross Club 33 Red Cross Representative 33 Stamp Clerk 33 Sales Manager 43 John Quill 4. SHIRLEY J. PENNOCK 115 Maryland St. Shr vomyetvs fwith the lzvst of sports. Junior 1,7 Swimthijig 23 Bond Clerk 2, 33 Riding Club 2, 3. I , , , , r If fl fix ' nf' JAWIIJALQ ,vitiiiljwls 162 Mmm sf. fl , My Tu faijal, an would sirifw for and -win. lfea L4 ' 31,9 Crops, 1,gRiding Club 23 Tri-Y 23 Swim- nf C 23,8 ' ncing 2,333 Student Secretary 3, 4-3 President f0'fGB' .4u, up 'tw .A , V AUDREY JEAN PHILLIPS 308 Eastman Ave. Say ---- shr's sfwwt Really neat! Tri-Y 2, 33 Dancing 3. JANET M. PIERCE 61 Bonesteele St. Cll L't'I' and smart Shi' faplurffs our hearts. 30 COSMO PLANTONE 3087 Ridge Rd. VV. 1 lam' lu drvam, bu! do nal wish to liafzw' u pin prick ruusf' mr. Hi- Y 2, 3, Safety Patrol 2, 3, -I-3 Minor Award Activities 3, School Dance 3, Ii. S. O. 4, Co-Captain of Safety Patrol 4. ELIZABETH MARY PREBOLA 168 Mill Rd. Sl14 s Jr-zfilish and lots of fun. .-Ill our lll'tll'f.T shi' has easily swan. Tri-Y 3, -I. MERLE E. PVFFER - 181 Eastm n Ave. .fl namf' that' g'f8aJ ls fair! Slug , uluor mir 1' 1-Y 'I' s , 2, Orchestra 1, 2, an 1, 2, 3, -I, Asse H ies , , , Inter-High Band 1, Z, 3, -4, H. R. Pre. 3 jor Award cti ies 2, Swing Ba . - ,' mall 2, 3, -I-, ard i71olarship 3- o l Play 3 1 al , -IQ Nation Wei y -I. DOROTHX PIIRVIS 203 Hrookridge Dr. .-llfwuys quiet, hut Qui' kllllflfb' shf s !l1f'n'. Varsity 2, Executive Council 2, Minor Award Scholarship 3, G. S. O. 3, Bank Clerk 3, Tri-Y -I-3 H. R. President -I. MARIE PUTNAM 346 Stone,Rd. x Slrufwlzrrry blondr and. - . ' 7' Mmmlmmmmmmmm .. '2- Juirior Choir I, Snowball 2, Tri-Y 2, Wice President of G. S. O. 3, Minor Award Scholarship 3. , ouvra RANKIN 199 Pullman Arts 0lifv4 s lln' sfwefwsl ,girl that f'-ver fate K ' Nlatlf In be yr1'uI'fwisdr1m's male. junior Choir 1, First Aid 2, Student Secretary 2, Finance and Control Board 3, Square Dancing 3, Leader's Cluh 3, Minor Award Activities and Athletics 3. SHIRLEY RAS 1788 Stone Rd. llfhy dnrs it allways srrm to be true? Thosr who are nicf, arf' so prrtly too! Roller Skating 3, Bowlin Cluh 3, Tri-'YL4 y ookstore -I-. A f J ' rpqnt St. V I 4' 'ill .' ' 'ay . -victor! M Life Saving 1' xecutive Q f ,. I - - -3 eam 1, 2, 3, 4, Major Aw Athlet' s , ' sse ies Z, 3, Marshall Day 3, Soccer 3, HLY 3, -I-. , I ij lf , , ' ' , J EDITH MARIIE RICHARDSON ms Ridge Rd. W. -' Happinrss is born a t1'win. ' i Student Secretary 2, 4, 'Minor Award Activities-dand Athletics 3, Major Award Scholarship 3, School AwardJ3, Graduation Usher 3, Baseball 3, 4, Games Club ,,3, 4, Sguare Dancing 3, 4, Tri-Y 3, -I-, Bond Clerk 4, National Honor Society -I. V'- ETHEL PAULINE RICHARDSON X 13-I-6 Rid Rd,'!VV. I :Ind sur rw thg Mvinlfa happiness .i G. S. O.,2, Minwm Afvities ixnd Athleti Major Award Scholarship, 3, Schools. w,ard'3 Grxiuat V lsher 3, Bas bipll 3, 4, Gaines ClubX35 4, SXH Are Da 'ng , -I-, Tri-Y 3, 47, Bond Cllerk 4, Studenh Secretlqy 4, Natlhn I Honor So- ciety 4. - X 1 KENNETH RICHARDSON 50 VValker St. Of Km tlmy say- . ll'ilh no delay .... Ilr's just sfwfll! Football 4. PAUL E. RICHARDSON 252 Merrill St. Happy, wilty, and fwise, .1 romfdizm in disguise. Rating Committee 1, 2, Cross Country 1, 2, H. R. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Tennis 3, Minor Award Activities and Scholarship 3, Major Award Athletics 3, School Award 3, Soccer 3, 4, S. A. Campaign 4. .31 EDNA MARIAN RIEGER 5 ' 191 wlnis Ave. Lofvely to look al, delightful' to knofwf' JANET LOUISE RIGGS J 455 Clay AVE. Quiet and shy,, But her I. Q.'s high. r Junior Choir 15 Advanced Dancing 15 Senior Choir 25 Tri-Y 2, 3, 45 Senior Play 35 Graduation Usher 35 Major Award Scholarship 35 S. A. Dance 45 Student Secretary 45 John Quill 45 National Honor Society 4. Q WILLIAM F. RIGGS 703 Flower City Pk. Being a student has made him happyf Being a graduate fwill make him free. Collection of Attendance 15 Radio Crew 3, 45 Bowling 45 Spau- ish Honor Society 4. MARGARET L. ROBERTSON 226 Fulton Ave. Shz s loads of fun lVith fwork fwell done. Swimming 15 Advanced Dancing Z, 35 Student Secretary 3. JEAN ALICE ROCKOVVITZ 501 Birr St. 1 am part of all that I hafve met. Tri-Y 1, 25 Junior Choir 15 Snowball 1, 25 Assemblies Z5 Bank- ing Board 2, 35 Play Usher 35 Graduation Usher 35 Major Award Scholarship 35 Minor Award Activities 35 Spring Dance 35 Rating Commitee 45 National Honor Society 4. ELIZABETH J. RUSSELL 142 Merrick St. She has no cares that are so great, That they should cause a saddened slate. Basketball 15 Inter-Prep Band 15 Bank Clerk 1, 25 Stamp Clerk 1, 25 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Inter-High Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Major Award Activities 25 Orchestra 2, 3, 45 G. S. 0.4. MILDRED SAETTA 2588 Dewey Ave. Her smile is taunting, Her charm is haunting. Tri-Y 35 Radio 3, 45 Sales Manager 45 Bookstore 4. JOYCE ILENE SALISBURY 139 Rand St. For us she's the sunshine that makes the day seem fne. Scholarship Committee 15 Orchestra 1, 25 Stamp Clerk 25 Jun- ior Choir 25 Bond Clerk 25 Major Award Activities 25 Spring Dance 35 Minor Award Scholarship 35 Student Secretary 3, 45 John Quill 45 Sales Manager 4. MARY LOUISE SANDERS 2672 Ridge Rd. W. Gentlemen may prefer hlondes, But tl1er1 s nothing fwrong fwith Mary! Riding Club 15 Lost and Found 15 Assemblies 15 Tri-Y 2, 3, 45 Minor Award Scholarship 35 World Peace Conference 35 S. A. Secretary 45 Executive Council 45 Legislature 45 Tri-Y Treas- urer 4. MICHAEL LOUIS SCARFIA 4 Archer St. The lad fzcas efver a rolver, lofving and laughing and free. International Relations 15 Soccer 15 H. R. Baseball 1, 2, 35 Swimming 1, 2, Visual Aid 1, 2, 3, 45 Minor Award Activities 35 Docket 35 Football 45 Hi-Y 4. BEVERLY JEAN SCHAEDLICH 479 Electric Ave. Slight is the subject, ' But not so the praise. Tri-Y 2, 3, 45 Bank Clerk 2, 45 Junior Aid 2, 3, 45 S. A. Dance 4. f RICHARD B. SCHICKER 71 Rutledge Dr. fl I think that Q fwill nefver see, Dimples quite as cute as these. Wrestling and Boxing 15 Bank Clerk 2, 35 Sales Manager 2, 35 Banking 25 Assemblies 25 Dramatics 25 Minor Award Activ- ities 3. 32 . 1-If M U X szi Flower City Pk. A it hr on fwall 1II'lflL'I'l'Tl us and thz' dark. lie Swgmnting 2, 3, H. R. Basketball 3, 43 Track 4' r 4 1' ' . ' l , , . Q I , I-B, . All 018171 . 193 Bryan St .ll ff Klngrlx Hymn achfn shr' .rj1eak5. G. S. .35 H. R. President 3. V4 I DOROTHY M. SEIDEL 32 Bnrtlill St, Hrr vyrs sn hlur, Thry hefkon you. Advanced Dancing 2' Visual Aid 2, Rating ommittee , 3. so rys xnon gd ' I 6 mes sr. v fa 1 hu 1 rt fr . f V. 1gHi- , 3,4' sket 3gSoce . I. JOHN S. SIMPSON 171 Argo Pk. Sm Sroufr and Chrm hr fdkfkfiill his stride, Johnny is MHf5lIllll'J all-time przdf. Art Gallery Scholarship 1, 2, 3, H. R. President lg Swimming 25 Executive Council Zg Dramatics 23 Varsity 2g Senior Choir 2, Assemblies 2. I ALBERT SKINNER 891 Ridgeway Ave. .41 har infvrnfrd a hrand nvfw game. Idiuls Delight is its name. H. R. President lg Assembly 23 H. R. Basketball 2, 33 Sales Manager 2, 3, 45 Bowling 2, 3, -13 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Bond Clerk 2, 3, 43 Radio Control Room 3, -lf. BEVERLY STEVVART SLOBBE -I8 Owen St. Sheff hright and shr'.r blondrj Of ari, zirry fond. Dancing 1, Physical Fitness lg Swimming 1, 4, Lost and Found 23 Spring Dance 33 Graduation Committee 3, Docket 3, -lg john Quill -l-5 Quill and Scroll 4. CI IARLI':S D. SMITH 319 Collrild Dr. .J lifilz' gl'7liIlJ' in rhf making. Legislature 1, 2, H. R. Basketball 1, 2, Varsity Club 1, 2, Bond Clerk Ig Track 23 Swimming 2g H. R. President 2, Rating Committee 35 National Honor Society 4. BARBARA E. SMITH 1315 Ridge Rd, VV. .-I f11fuol'il1' of ours. G. S. O. lg Bond Clerk 3, 4. BE'1 I:Y CAROL SMITH 38 Riverside SI. A acinning smile. - - lf hal more dams she nffd? Riding, Club 1. JAMES A. SMITH 252 Ridge Rd. VV. I1f'll 4' rry tht' hall in any gamf. Football 4. August Graduate N JEANNETT H I 9 Ridge Rd. r her nnfrs Ja af rrd our I1 u co gent :gh tired. Pin ' '- ' . . . 3 ' Dock 3' uation Usher l 1 . sg. U0 st? 32' 5 Ive.-Qfiade ,496 H! 'I 33X NORINNE SMITH 170 Maryland St. Laugh and the fworld laughs uith you. Swimming Club 1, 25 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, -l-5 Choir 1, 45 Bank Clerk 25 Sales Manager 3. SHIRLEY SNYDER 225 Summit Grove Pk. She has blonde hair, a pretty fare .sind wid like to he able In keep her pace! BETTY SPUOR 152 Bryan St. She will always he an inspiration to those ficho rome closest to her. LESLIE STALLMAN 95 Bonesteel St. Life is new-r still 'with Stallman. H. R. Football 15 Swimming 15 Varsity Club 25 B. S. O. Z5 H. R. Basketball 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Football 4. August Graduate VIRGINIAKIVIAE STEELTE , mbgqrkwoqq Rd. W ' In Sleele 4th1'ri' is efverlasting -' sgfngth and a'z'termination,. I I Badminton 1, 2, 35 Hobby Club 1, 2, 35 Swimming 1, 2,l35 Baseball Z5 Home Nursing 25 Ping Ping 2, 3, 45 Square Danc- ing 35 Student Secretary 35- Minor.A ard Athletics -3. ' - ,, BETTY JEAN STELL X' T 6+'s Clay 'Ave ,, Hair 'aslklarh as the 11 afleesl nightf Starred hy her ta 'nklingkgyfs J? I fnjor Choirf,15 Advancdd Dancing ly Senior ,l 35 Bond Cllerk 35 Minor Award Scholalrship 35 S. A..1Dance 45 Student Secretavy 45' john Quill,-l. ff ' ' MARJORY A. STOBIE 6 Ridge Rd. W. lVhether it's sfwimming or apparatus Margie is the leader. Badminton 15 Swimming 15 First Aid 1, 25 Leader's Club l, Z, 35 Physical Fitness 2, 35 Apparatus 25 Tri-Y 2, 3, 45 Pin Map 25 Hiking Z5 Minor Award Athletics 25 Tennis 3. DONALIJ E. STOCKINGNY. 'lf 320 Merrill sr. , . l tifsmart, l1lWlc flC,l blomie, and tall,' , Hefslthe favorite of -them all. President 15 'Q5 Basldewall 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Mi' r Award Activities ahtl Athletics 35 Major Award Sclxola ge , ,. . aus ip 35 Football 3, A55 4Executive Cpluhcil 45 Senior Class Pres- fdent 45',Hi-Y 45 Natllmal Hoqovrgldiety 4. l ' x 1 HAZEL A. STRUBLE 190 Steko Ave. Oh! hofw good it is to he foot loose and fancy free. Stamp Clerk Z, 35 Bond Clerk 25 Dancing 35 Bookstore 45 Sales Manager 4. ARLENE E. STUDLEY 2473 St. Paul Blvd. Marshall just -u'nn't he the same when she lea-ves. Physical Fitness 1, 25 Leader's Club 1, 2, 3. BLANCHE VIVIAN SYAGE 21322 Fulton Ave A neat little dresser fwhom no one can resist. Bond Clerk 35 Minor Award Scholarship 35 Student Secretary 35 Bookstore 3, 45 Finance Commision Board 45 Cashier 4. GWEN THOMPSON 166 Steko Ave If my artions speak not, let me he silent. Office Manager 35 Sales Manager 3. 34 JOYCE MONA TOVVNEND 390 Pullman Ave. Pretty and slim, .smart and trim! Swimming lg Leader's Club 1, 25 Physical Fitness 1, 25 Life- saving Zg Assembly 3. JERRY TREVOR 21 Dalston Rd. Each day is merry, lfhen you knofu' Jerry! KATHRYN A. TRIPP 375 Ridgeway Ave. Her frirndshijr fwill las! 'with ur in the past. Band and Orchestra 2, 33 Choir 3. FRED TUMSER 709 Lake Ave. Quiet, handsome, and sincere Fred IJ our llflan of fhr' Yrar. H. R. President 3, -I-. FRANCES L. TUNGATE 393 Ravine Ave. llfhen gifven a juh, shr ll .fee it through. Swimming lg Dancing lg Student Secretary Z3 Stamp Clerk 33 Docket 35 Exchange Editor 4. RICHARD ULRECH 38 Canary St. lvlarshallitrs f'l'j0lt'1' 'Cause Dirk is our rlznirr. H. R. Basketball 1, 2, 3, Basketball Manager 1, 2, Swimming 1, 2g Minor Award Athletics 25 Baseball 2, 3, 4. LAURA VICK 156 Buckman Rd. Pleasant and gay .-I5 a morning in May. Leader's Club 1g Junior Choir 13 Swimming lg Senior Choir 2: Riding Club 23 Tri-Y 23 Minor Award Scholarship 3, G. S. o. 3. GA K 1 , 61 Ridgednle Circle ff has all lall, any field Hi: ' u rlrs take the lead Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Award Scholarship 2, Major Award Athletics 3, All Scholastic Baseball 3, Basketball 3, -I-5 Foot- ball 3, 4. DONALD A. VVALCH 155 Alameda St. .471 all-around ffllofu' '1.L'lI0l.1' hound lo srzrrfed. Assemblies 1, H. R. Swimming lg Reserve Baseball 1. GERALD VVEAVER 217 Florence Ave. I am .ture rare'5 an enrrny to life. H. R. President 23 Bowling 2. MAHLON B. VVEBSTER 3095 Dewey Ave. .Jn ambitious sort of guy, lVho.ve aim: are headed high. RUTH WEEKS 260 Eastman Ave. So .vfweel of fare, such angel grate In all the land has ne'er been teen. Swimming 1, Junior Choir lg Inter-High Choir 1, 25 Rating Committee 2, 33 Sales Manager 25 Executive Council 29 Danc- ing 2, 3, 43 Tri-Y 2, 3, 4-5 Badminton 35 Bond Clerk 3, 4. 35 '1052 Long Pond Rd. and 3, 45 Hi-Y 2, French Athletics of Hi-Y R. President Society 4. R. WENDT 1305 Maiden Lane Golden hair like sunlight streaming. junior Aid 25 Hobby Club 2, 35 Book Store 4. LAND J. WEST 89 Rd. W. ' es a 'very evil. f H R, F b g uf 4- . . oAMaefs'u1Ge?ff?4-1.R. B nf l1,'lfg.,1 . asketb Sales er 35 Tr ck 35 ajorA .xgfmg -' .1- ' - ,45Crs if NORMA MARIE WRIGHT l . Dreaming of 11 tomorrofwf' Red Cross 15 G. S. O. 25 Leader's Club 25 Baseball 25 Tri-Y 35 Senior Choir 35 Student Secretary 4. BEVERLY ANN YOUNG 40 Falmouth St. is her .ver-vani. Docket WALT' ies Malling Dr. and brafwn strong. Basketball 1, 25 Bond Clerk 4 Football 2, 3, 45 Tennis 35 35 Assemblies 3, 4. JOHN PAUL 348 Flower City Pk. Obtained final credits for graduation this year. Completed high school curriculum in armed forces. RALPH LOBER 56 Allerton St. BRUCE MCCOY 86 Avis St. VVILLIAM JAMES ROSS 358 Eastman Ave. HARRY HARVEY RUSSELL 112 Kislingbury St. JAMES VVHITTAKER 100 Gibbs St. IN MEMORIAM MARY ELLEN KEARNS February 13, 1927 October 12, 1942 36 S- ODA YQ 'll RZ' ,.. Next Ike Playboy Seeking F1111 and Laughter 37 i a fr 76 Q51 .z I 1 - M,Ww.,.A..u,,,vM M M. M. 1 M 11, W, -U YEAR IN REVIEW . , ,, ,., ffwwf 1 f,f,- ifI f:1I'f1. I Wifi' Ufx' fl1f,1,, V xfqrizn lilfflilx ffl: fzzfzfff. f rw fzzzw: . .IIf. ff!mi1 154 ,, ,V' A: .uzz QQ M? W M 4,- W9 'f ..,. ., , 1 1 Q 3' , 5 2 A as-.:, f f. . , -gg QW 4 A j , ,W Q jg 2 w 23 f,. fs Ax f X P , ,, , M. 9 1 f 4.5. ,AP . Y s , Www k X 1 ,'w1g:,ff,1 L , ,P ,, W , Wzvfzl 23 Alert my , nf x fm xv 4 wa W we fu ' , 5'5- fii 53 E? Q AgwXswfe,5g.:ifffjy,, L ,AQEEQSEQ Ex M2- 'gpg f 53? fit, fz ml L .A M. ff 5 I A , 5 ,ii L W , f Q V 2 lg h ? H 34' - .gf 44 f, - - Em 5 EL give W 2 iff J -+1 3 ' Q, ,S w .s , . '- Q fiff Q W 1 1 W Q- 5 1- - ',:-ha, an ,, ex 'T mf Qm-k U QE f gzgg 5 , i 5, x H 2-gf vi f ,Z . w ..,. : ,V f Kira, I Rig.. V.: A -Ng., YA , WN- 3 If H . .1 ,.,. fa 1,,, x K 'X QS 1 XX 2 w X, Q 11 5 f hw gf ' ' my -V gif E? ,K J ,ff : -.f . f2giS??2Q5Wfv X 1 7 Standing: Don Stocking, Dr. VVishart, Len Mueller, Dick McMahon, Charles jackson. Sealed: hlary Sanders, Mrs. Barry, jackie Heberger, Janet Perkins, Betty Rae Hyland, Bruce Klee, Bud Young, VVes Becker, Phil Elliott. The Very Life-Bloocl Of Our Enterprise Ticket number 17. pleased, H-VVhyyes, lllarshallls own swing band is supplying the music. Ticket please! Once again under the guidance of its president, Phil Elliott, the Executive Council piloted our students through another successful year. The new S. A. Ticket hook and single fall campaign, in- itiated hy the council, was accepted very favorably and arranged the events of an unusually active year in which llIarshall's own Swing Band made its first debut at the after school dances. The homeroom presidents in their Legislature meetings under Vice-President, VVes Becker, sup- plemented the Executive Council. Suggestions fron individual students and problems which concerned the school as a whole, referred from the Executive Council were all taken into consideration. Through action of the Legislature music was piped into the lunchroom in an attempt to better the conditions there. President '1'rt-asurer PHIL ELLIOTT JACKIE HIZBER Secretary Vice-President MARY SANDERS WES BEL-HER 41 C Third fll'7.!.'f Drumheller, lletler, Potts, Arnold, LaBar, Benson, Barber, Coonan, Becker. A'f'rn1zd rrme: Caruso, Fillier, Greene, Burlingame, Karlik, lliltiker, Stoll, Felker, Fir!! rofw: German, Baumharger, Hurtuhis, Beyer, Shannon, Dayton, Scott. Friends. Romans. Countryman XVith Diego, Delores, Lolita, and chorus taking the spotlight in turn, hir. Singleton's Senior Choir performed the operetta, UIDOII Alonzo's Treasure in the gala colors and festive setting of Spain. Although small in numbers, lllr. Singleton developed his choir into one of the most active choral groups in lNlarshall's history. Be- sides many outside engagements and the operetta, the choir rendered many specially prepared popular numbers which inade a hig hit with everyone. Ifuzzrllz rofw: Lodau, Chandler, Eichherger, Morton, Bushnell, Hill, Esser, lJeXViet, Johnston, I-Iuerin, Dickinson, Hardick, Connolly, Strassner, Lane, Lewis, Ashmear, Baker, Gross, Hill, Noble, Matties. Tlizrd rafw: Arcoratsh Kimmel, Finlavson, Farah, Crosby, Humphrey, Merrill, Bissoir, Cramer, Clement, Reeves, Alaimo, Rickens, Al- fx dridge, johnston, Cross, Hearns, Leathers, Sctt, Luteske, Shaw, Dalbey, Sfrond rofw: Campbell, Hall, Church, Q X Moshie, Calhoun, Post, Hendren, Mits, LaMendola, Hartman, Vecchioli, Ferguson, McVVilliams, Cator, Schenbre, lx Mareille, Davison. Firsl rnfwz W'elch, Owens, Ryan, Fitzgerald, Johnston, Gerling, Howell, Butler, Guarin, Winter, X McKenna, Fairfax, Appleton, Kramer, Folkins, Pearson, Parisi, Klapp, Dittmer. , i 42 II 9 X Third rofw: Figler, NVallace, Bird, Henderson, Millar, Corson, Mac- Donald, Eisman. Second rofw: Bisnett, Salatino, Verstring, Fillier, I, Edwards, Gardner, Casperson, DeP0tie, First rofwt Byers, Farah, Doerfler, Manfredi, Church, Hefferon, Ewing, Janes, Vol- lertsen. Lend Me Your Ears Under the direetorship of lllr. Dittmer the Junior Choir was highly popular this year. its membership totaling l6S. Eighth and ninth graders flocked to their new conductor to sueh H I t ..,,t, -- ' ,twi- ,ft Iv t Q, an extent that when it came time to take their picture it was neces- sary to take two pictures. Their lllareh Concert was very successful and enjoyable even though there was some trouble getting them all on the stage at once. Fourtli rofw: VVhiteside, Johnston, Gruner, Galen, Hayes, Yantz, Chaucer jackson, Vogel, VVhitney, Soeltz, Mac- callini, Lejeune, Caprio, VVatson, Lanning, Gaumann, Rockowitz, Dunn, Kleiman, Cross. Third rofw: Rath, VVil- ber, Gebo, Dodson, Kemp, Stahlbrodt, VVard, Gerber, Sliney, Hollard, Klaassen, Hunter, McKenna, Nemetz Bouden, Haefer, McMannis, Sieler, Wilson. Srfond row: Caruana, Green, Grinnell, Scarpulla, Kehr, Ketchum Gardner, Headly, Newton, McGraham, jewett, H0lmeS,Know, King, Smith, Hall, Nichols, Dashnan. First rufw NVelch, Powell, Rogers. 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' A v 'BL 1 :dk RSM W Q M W Front: Yackel, Rusaell, Mardi, Byers, Sylvester, Davis, Dorland, Plow, Gruver. Bark: Mr. Geshwin, Fillier, Creed, Smith, Bailey, Strickland, Saltsman, lde, Vogel, Dayton. Come, Give Us A Taste Of Your Quali+y The band and orchestra under the baton of lllr. Geshwin, have provided music throughout the years for big and little llzlrshallites to listen to while buzzing gaily into assemblies. T 7' The members of the band are as follows: Clainets-Nardi, Russel, Yackel, Simon, Wandersell, Cravel, Humm, Coleman, Carlton, Robinsong Oboe-Byers, Saxophone-Salatino, Adams, Nieastle, I-lallg Trumpets-Sylvester, Davis, Hall, Seasttegd, Dorland, Nemitz, Wvilcoxg Tr0mbones-VVal- lace, Porter, Groth, Braundg French Horns Plow, Gruverg Drums-Heiligman, Soogan, Kaufmang, Tuba-illzillon, Pufferg Baritone-Dean. -V Y S 7 Come on lllarshalll Fight Team Fightlln V ln their colorful orange and blue outfits the Cheerleaders brought forth in lllnrshull an unparal- leled spirit. Inventing new cheers and leading them at the many sports events, the cheerleaders set a standard truly difficult for 71 future squad to equal. .'1l1ufz'e'Z Suprennnt, VVeaver, Pascal, Smith, Liberman, Doud, Roth, Mundt. Un QQVUIIIIJZ Henderson, Sage, Shapiro. l l l 49 it 155 -Q . 1 iv 2 Q. as s X KE Ii ef E 5 S 'K E I, Q if 5 i 5, S? - 1...........v-.........-...w.........., .......A1...A.,.......N..,q ....J..,.,..1....,........................,.Y,...r...........,. X...N......A A.. my ...,. h..Wm..,,..,.., ..... .,...,.....,..... MA x.A....... .... , ,.,........ M....A.M ..A,.........l.......- ...v....,.. ...1.......-M..w. 4 DOCKET STAFF - FIRST TERM Lrfl In righl, yraledz Marcia Lawrence, Betty Rae Hyland, Bruce Klee, Betty Braun, Phil Elliott, Standing: Bev- erly Slohbe, lris Goldthorpe, joyce Parker, Charles Jackson, Frances Tungate, Shirley Alent, Jane Hutchinson. DOCKET STAFF - SECOND TERIXI Lrfl io right: Goldthorpe, Parker, Lawrence, Braun, Hutchinson, Tungate, Klee, Slobhe, Alent, jackson, Justice, All The Learned Ancl Authentic Fellows Striving to create the atmosphere of a professional newspaper office, the Docket Staff, headed for the two semesters by Betty Rae Hyland and Bruce Klee respectively, were forced to substitute milk and the cracking of bubble gum for the usual coffee aroma and thick smoke. Elliott. Frequent pleas and derogatory messages to reporters, members of the eleventh year Journalism Class, were employed to speed their work in time for makeup nights on alternate Tuesdays. Proof- reading was done on Friday, and with fingers crossed, hope high, the staff looked to the printer for delivery on Monday. The DOCKET played a key role in school life, reporting news events and working to create among students a deeper pride in Marshall. In addition to aiding in school problems, the paper took an active part in supporting such community projects as the Red Cross Drive and the Infantile Para- Vsis Fund. 52 Upper left fo right: Betty Rae Hyland, Marie Lohler, Carla Adams, Mabel justice. Fourth rofw: Young, Lammel, Becker, LaLumia, Fabry, Adams, Eiseman, Burke, Goldman, Salatino. Third rofw: Conrad, Bjorklund, Stoll, Schaefer. Sffond rome: Parshall, Mills, lreland, Blake. First raw: Lohler, Goldberg, Plow. There ls Something In The Wind As every play must have its publicity, so must ours. Through the efforts of lNIarshall's Press Bureau, our community was kept informed of our school activities. Every VVednesday the deadline news of the week was prepared for the Democrat and Chronicle and Tenth VVard Courier. ln connection with the press bureau, news was also contributed to a new radio program, lllc- Curdy's Hi-News . The latest fashions, social and sport news, and interesting sidelights on high school life were broadcast by representatives from the twenty-six county high schools. Each month a lllarshall reporter-announcer took over the program which spotlighted lklarshall High. Ad astra per aspera could well be the motto of the junior-journalist. Under the inspiring guid- ance of Mr. Jenkins this class learned from experience the importance of meeting a deadline and ade- quately covering the news. Out of this now not-quite-so-raw material will be chosen the future editors of the Docket, who will strive to meet the standar ls of their predecessors. 53 as Sy ww A N Q R- S was W ,NK K W .N ' wa fx Q A E X 5 Q Yf we S. 'T' wif Fi Rf A M-72? X K 41 KNAW X, E V L g - r ,l i 'RS Q Q ' 5 A A if 1 ' x , . ,Wu .na-4' Third mae: XV. Brule, R. Reed, R. Dean. Second rafts: E. Nemerz, P, Coogan, C. Maggs, I. Shannon, IJ, Harris. Serum! rnfw: Plow, Gauver, I.aBar, Buzawa. First rufw: Allardice, O'Rielly, Carr. D Fllllf roar: G. Shaw, C. Plantone, R. Carr, T. Marshall. Double, Double, Toil And Trouble Seldom seen, hut a definite necessity to any and every hlarshall-Mclodrama, were the unsung heroes of the curtain and spotlight, our stage crew. Directed hy hliss Nellie Bitz, their work put over such productions as the House on 92nd Boulevard , You Can't Take lt YVith You , and Don Alonzo's 'lireasurefl XVith the same courtesy and diligence as the doorman used in helping you get in to see the show, the safety patrol assisted ll'Iarshall's students in arriving safely at their destination. Once again under the supervision of Mr. Gerace, the squad turned in a splendid performance through all kinds of weather. You take the sum of the credit values and divide it by the unit value and that's all there is to itf' It sounded simple and it was simple with a rating committee representative on hand to help the pupils. Guided by a new mentor, hir. Paul Epping, the rating committee performed with admirable efficiency. Fourth row: Harman, Fyfe, Bowdeu, Humm, Riley, Caprio, Mills, Smith, Hoffman, LaBar, Montgomery, Third mae: McGahan, DiNitto, Maynard, Marcille, Ketchum, Kehr, Aldridge, Laing, Berner, DeVVitt, Arnold, Clogley. Srrond rofw: Younglove, Lohler, Lazarus, Buzawa, Allardice, Ferner. First rofw: Casperson, Stahlhrodt, Fillier, Parker, Dayton, Bemish, Rockowitz. R Y I' THE PROUD TH EBEAT-OUT FRESH. N SENIGQ i ?2J XLLX W t X 1 1 A f l'Qyy,.1,XSIjQy4p ,LDL X A X , fyell H' Af' F35 0 if XlHX --Q 0 'X AN AVALANCHE OF M ee i W 1 DEFEATS 'y22m'e'JP2 'iH 4 , X W V I X N . f A E fr ' x Hu :F -, rm ........... ,,,,,,, .................m Ssii-L3OL RSE F-1,3-,fn T. A K 75,56 ' 'Pl f - W if n .43 M' ' fb X? fn F if I 1 X '-.. .6 0 Q Q ff! C4 I7 f 4 X-Q X X Q Q fflftf ,L I f 4,.., .?m 1,. ,, f ' 4 I E- mx CCDRBIN VS. FLADD f :I i I , f ' fsS215 I Y Y QS .y Then The Valiant Bringing Honor To The School I Third rolwt Coach Eike, D. Bedford, W. Osborne, J. Eckland, L. Sivard, D. Procter. B. Miller G. McChestneV M. Davis, P. Morton, B. Kaufman, R. Ciciottie, D. Arnold, D. McMahon, Coach Bushnell. Secoizd rofw: J. Duke- low, T. Putfer, J. Johnston, J. Condon, B. Armstrong, B. Wilson, M. Scarfia, L. Stallman, D. Corbin, L, Pal- leechi, P. Ladd, J. Myers. First rafw: M. Volzer, D. Stocking, J. Beatty, J. Smith, G. Weiss, W. Young, D. Lu- citte, B. Verhey, T. Parshall, F. Kimmel. Wi+h The Help Of A Surgeon, He Might Yet Recover Bursting with spirit and determination but lacking in good fortune, the Orange and Blue grid- ders triumphed only once in six games. Mr. Bushnell, with the capable assistance of Mr. Eike, turned out one of the heaviest lines in the history of the school. After taking a close one from Franklin by a 2-0 score, the Marshall men succumbed to Edison Jefferson, East, and West. In the only other encounter of the season, the team battled our arch-rival Charlotte to a 0-0 deadlock. Dick Lucitte, easily the outstanding player on the team, was honored with a second team berth on the Democrat and Chronicle all-scholastic eleven. The only other player to gain an all-scholastic position was Gene Weiss, veteran left end, who was chosen on the Democrat and Chronicle third team. Walt Young, Jim Condon, Don Stocking, and Les Stallman received honorable mention. Another honor came to the team as it had the distinction of being one of the two city teams to score upon the city champion Jefferson squad. This score came as the result of a 35 yard pass from lifloe Volzer to Gene VVeiss. Capiains Coaclms G. Weiss E. Eike W. Young B. Bushnell 58 Summary Franklin 0 Marshall Charlotte 0 Marshall VVest 19 Marshall Jefferson 26 Marshall Edison 18 Marshall East 13 liflarshall K ,vs .iffli ? F -.S if ig- ml , QQQQ 7 3 Q J is .2 X - Ak ,E ., ,gy Us Q- .Q G:- S isp my X 'Yr . X- E. K x A Kg E- ws x M Q -,.., is 5 - S Q? - .1-.J 'L Vx Y' xx S Yffx f Qw QU sa? Third rofw: Coach Ge-race, G, VVeiss, P. Dinolfo, F. Perkins, J. Schultz, G. Michels, VV. Young, B. Colborne, J. Myers, D. Johnston, D. Stocking, C. Jackson. Svmnd rofw: H. VVest, B. Bushnell, J. Eckland, I. Hoffman, B. Dean, L. Gross, D. Corbin. First ru-'wi J. Johnson, B. Bacon, D. Bedford, VV. Heiligman, C. Smith, B, Haecke, P. Umschnieder, J. Pascal, B. McFadden, S. Bright, R. Carr. Edison 4 Jefferson 34 East 58 5 Monroe 43 Swift As A Shadow Under the guidance of their new coach, lllr. Gerace, llIarshall's track team took third place in the Edison meetg the Orange and Blue Cindermen compiled 195 points in four meets. Pat Dinolfo annexed his third consecutive city title in the hurdles and copped the sectional championship. Gene VVeiss, high scorer with 31 points, broke a year old pole-vault record by clearing the cross bar at 10' 6 l Gene also tied for first place in the city championships and captured fourth place in the Sectionals. Jim Waldorf placed third in the broad jump and tied with Floyd Perkins for third place in the high jump in the city championships. Other consistent scorers were Bob Franklin, Jim Eck- lund, Charlie Jackson, Jack Lacy and Jim Myers. Summary Franklin 26M lklarshall 43 Charlotte 22 lllarshall 63 lkladison 17 Marshall -HM VVest 31 lllarshall 45 60 Srrorzd roar: Coach Bushnell, B. Gahagan, E. Schroth, B. Hysner, B. Herrick, L. Stallman, L. Hachshaw, D. Lucitte. Fir!! rofwl L. Becker, VV. Ozhorne, L. Sivard, -I. Easterly, M. Davis, M. Volzer, B. Farrell, B. Stoll. Play Out The Play Showing marked improvement over last year's squad, Coach Bushnell's 19-I-5 baseball nine finished the regular season with a record of six wins, two losses and a tie for first place with VVest High, which necessitatd a post- season playoff game at Red Wing Stadium. After dropping the season's opener to Charlotte, it looked as though the team was out to extend its two year losing streak, but the boys came back fighting and trounced a determined Madison outfit, 13-5. Continuing in the winning column, the Marshall fly-chasers upset a highly rated Jefferson aggregation and emerged victorious in engagements with Monroe, Franklin, and East. Their winning skein was spoiled, however, in their encounter with Edison, as the Marshall men succumbed to the speedball pitching of Stretch Stevenson. They finished the regular season with their hard-fought 2-1 victory over VVest, tying the league lead. The Occi- dentals topped the lllarshall nine in a thrilling play-off tilt, 2-1. 61 Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall elltlarshall Summary 4, Charlotte 13, Madison 7, Jefferson 6, Monroe 9, Franklin 10, East 2, Edison 2, West l , West at C playoff gamej lklarshall lwarshall llflarsliall lX1arshall lwarshall lvlarshall lblarshall lN1arslia1l 1XIarshall SUMMARY 32, Hilton 26, Franklin 17, lNIonroe 19, East 27, Jefferson 28, Hilton 23, lkladison 37, 1Vest 24, Edison XVILD ANTICIPATION lklarshall 33, Charlotte -l-2 lVIarshall 22, Franklin 46 lklarshall 30, 1VIonroe 39 1XIarshall 29, East 58 lwarshall 38, Jefferson 37 lklarshall 32, 1VIadison 5-l lklarshall 32. VVest 18 lklarshall 32, Edison 30 lklarshall 37 Charlotte 15 3 if Non-league games So Fasl They Follow Just getting started as the season drew to a close, the lVIarshall Dribblers in their second sea- son under coach Dan Dowling, by winning five of their sixteen league encounters, managed the sixth place spot in the Rochester Interscholastic League. Standouts on the squad were lkloe Volzer, who landed an All-Scholastic honorable mention, Len Hackshaw, Phil Morton, VValt Young, and Jake Easterly. High scoring honors went to Volzer. lklorton, and Hackshaw with 117, 87, and 66 points respectively. The Orange and Blue, winning four out of their last live encounters, climaxed their season by trapipling NVest 32-18, upsetting a heavily favored 'Edison quint 32-30, and swamping our arch rivals Charlotte 37-15. V The Reserve Squad gained the city Interscholas- Vo ' tic Reslrye-league championship laurels with a vecord of nine-'wins against two setbacks. Sfandihngz Dan Dowling, Moe Volzer, VValt Young, Phil Morton, Len Hacksliaw, Jake Easterly. lxnfrlmg: Tom Hagerman, VVes Becker, Les Stallman, Phil Elliott, Larry Siverd. l BeH'er Than The 1946 John lklarshall swimming team, under hir. Gerace, continued its league domination by streaking to its fifth consecutive undefeated season and inter-scholastic swimming league title, and went on in its winning ways by overwhelming all section V competition for its fifth straight sectional win. The city title was not decided in Marshall's favor until the final event of the last meet of the season in which two undefeated teams, Jefferson ester was a walkawav as the Marshall fin-men monopolmed the entire meet Coach Geraces charges won first place in five of eight events and compiled 59 points to 33 foi its nearest opponent Iefferson Hugh Reinhard won the 50 yard freestyle for the third time and broke his own Sectional record for the second time being clocked at 24.9 seconds. Dick Schaefer, in the hreaststroke, Tom Schaefer, in the 100-yard freestyle, Buddy Mayfield, diving specialist, and the 200-yard relay team also success- fully defended the titles which they Won in the 19-I-5 sectionals. Buddy Mayfield set a new' sec-A tional record for diving as did the 20O4'ardJrdlay and lklarshall. collided for top honors. The section V meet at the University of Roch- ' Y an Their Crown lNIarshall lklarshall lklarshall lllarshall lkfarshall lklarshall lklarshall lklarshall lklarshall ff lklarshall S. 'f Non-league games lklarshall .FY SUMMARY 48 ' Lharlotte 57 Franklin 51 lkladison 52 Edison 43 lklonroe 50 VVest 52 East 40 lklanlius 39 Jefferson 37 lilanlius Sectionals- 59 Jefferson tellln. - x Q ,E LA E- J' I I 1 B4-J7'04szf4-d 'i -fa 1' nes' fix Y '94-gk ' 75114 AS FRACEFUL AS A SVVAN J L L Sf'f07ld ffllf-'Z Hofsess, D. Corbin, -I. Mclluckin, L, Bright, J. Schaefer, F. Ohnactch B. Fladd, N. Parshall. First rofw: T. Mclirain, B, Mayfield, B. Schaefer, A. Gerace, T. Schaefer J. Smith, H. Reinhard, D. Schaefer, D. LaLumia. 63 ln The Twinkling Of An Eye Sffond rofw: J. Easterly, R. Butler, J. Lyons, B. Hysner, B. Shannon, P. Richardson, Coach Schantz. Firxt rofw: 'l', Hagerman, B. Mayfield, L. Hackshaw, B. Campbell, j. Shannon. Make Haste: The Better Foot Before Remaining undefeated against all competition, the Soccer-men swept to the first city and sectional championship in Marshall's history. The lads, under the capable guidance of Coach Frank Schantz, broke the city team-scoring record by copping 56 points to the opponents' 16. Chief point getters were Captain Bruce Campbell and Len Hackshaw with 18 points apiece while Ken Frearson garnered 8. Exceptionally brilliant, defensively, was goalie Paul Richardson. The season was climaxed by the defeat of Geneseo -l-2, in the sectional championship finals at the U. of R. Summary ffSchool for the Deaf 2 llarshall 4 Jefferson O lllarshall -l iiSchool for the Deaf 2 llarshall 8 Edison -l- Blarshall 9 Monroe 2 Marshall 10 Franklin 0 Marshall 5 Kladison 2 llarshall 6 VVest 5 illarshall 7 East 2 lllarshall ll Geneseo fsectionalsj 2 illarshall -l Charlotte I Klarshall -l afnonfleague Second rofw: Mr. Wright, P. Morton, E. Benson, P. Rich ardson, V. Figler. First rolwz E. Allardice, V. Allen, T VVallace, R. Avery. Copping a second place in the scholastic league, the Orange and Blue tennis teams en- joyed a very successful season under the tute- lage of hir. VVright. . In the City Individual Championship, ri Roger Abrey was defeated in the single finals and Phil Morton and Elmer Benson were , defeated in the doubles finals. R Outstanding members were Roger Abrey, Phil Morton, Elmer Benson, and Paul Rich- ardson. E . 5 64 Swmnd rofwt A. Edmunds, D. Johnston, H. YVest, I. Hoffman, C. jackson, VV. Heiligman, B. Smith, S. Bright, M. Kritchen, Mr. VVright. Firxf raw: K. Davis, L. Morton, B. McFadden, -I. Beyers, B. Galvin, P. Ulmshneider. Make Haste: The BeH'er Fool' Before This year's Cross-country squad, under Coach VVright, enjoyed a fairly successful season by tak- ing two firsts, a second, and a third in interscholastic competition to place fourth in the League. The individual standout of the squad was undoubtedly Dick Johnston, who piled up many laurels. including two htst place jaunts, a second, and a third in League meetsg a fourth spot in the individual run, placed him on the All-scholastic seven for the Second straight yearg and a seventh position in the Section V meet at Hohart, earned for him a sectional shield. Also of great value to the team was the excellent running of Charlie Jackson, consistently lklar- sh:1ll's number two man, rookie Dick Fortman, and veteran lrv Hollman. These runners formed the nucleus of a squad that was rounded out by many other good team mates. Summary lllarshall . . ...20, llladison ...... .. .38. Charlotte . . . . . . .85 hlarshall .. ..l6, VVest .... .. 53. jefferson . . . . . .62 Edison ... .... 29, Monroe ... ...-l2, lllarshall .. ....S-l East . .. .... 28, llarshall .. .. .-ll, Franklin . . . . .62 GRUNTS AND GROAN S The Strength of Twenty Men ln the first year of regular interscholastic competition, lXlarshall's wrestling team, under the guiding hand of lXIr. Schantz, took ??? place in the league. Led by Freshman Don Burnham, Junior Bob VVilson, and Seniors Art Bour and Jim Condon, the squad lost four then won four straight contests. lNIr. Schantz was given much credit for the good showing of his team. FS To Saucy Doub+s XVith the beating rhythm of marching feet, llarshall girls walked into daily gym class exercises. One of the highlights of the year was the basketball games between the orange team Cwho wore little orange jacketsj and the green team. Another pleasing event was square dancing. f'VVith an allemande left, your corners all, and grand right and left around the hall, the girls knocked off another school year of gym- nastic activities. ONE, TNVO, THREE, . .ONE,. .. Daughters of the Game Each VVednesday after school, a group of approximately twenty-five athletically-minded girls met in the small gymnasium under the fine direction of bliss Kathryn Gaffney, and later Miss Marian Bancroft. The purpose of this organization, Leader's Club, was to provide capable assistants for the gym teachers. This was accomplished by teaching these girls the gym work in advance of the gym classes, so they were able to demonstrate different exercises and help the other girls. This was most successful in apparatus work. These girls not only had a great deal of fun While furthering their own physical development, and aiding their teachers, but also earned activity credits toward their school award. Third rufw: Miss Marion Bancroft, P. Powrie, B. Easton, S. Bargainnier, M. Fillier, R. Kleinhenz, H. Kleinhenz, H. Lohler, C. Nichols. Second rofw: L. Strickland, B. Van Alystyne, N. Yeomans, J. Berger, J. Volkmar, B. Moshier, C. Younglove. First rnfw: E. Van Lare, C. Arcara, R. Schemhre, B. Klapp, E. Powell, M. Mastrella. 66 Tl1a+ Keep Her From Her Rest Une, two, three, beatll' Such was the instruction for hurtling one's body over a piece of apparatus. All the girls in the gym classes learned how to twist themselves in various shapes on the parallel bars and bruise themselves black and blue on the horse and buck. Oh well, such was life for all those who were lucky enough to try to he physically tit! THE HEIGHT OF AMBITION And Swim To Yonder Point At the beginning of the year the girls were graded into four groups according to their ability, and then for twenty weeks they were instructed by our highly trained and experienced teachers, Rlrs. Doris Holcomb. Bliss lllary O'Connor, llliss lllargaret Pruner, and Miss Marion Bancroft. This year there were two active classes meeting for one hour after school. Some were able to practice strokes on which they would be tested in their swimming classes and the more advanced swim- mers had an hour of refreshing relaxation. Also this year lllarshall was fortunate in having a Red Cross Course in Life Saving. After completing twenty hours of extensive training under the able leadership of lXIr. Gerace, the girls were awarded Red Cross Life Saving Certificates. The entire program was designed to Stress enjoyment of the sport, to develop physical fitness and good character. Fuurflr row: M. Hutt, N. Prebola, E. Prebola, R. Clelland, K. Petters, vl. Mc VVilIiams, IJ, Mosher, li. VVilbur, R. VVec-ks, V. lngerick. Third ro-tc: B. Yan Alstyne, NI. Mc Gahan, bl. Alamiu, R. Schembre, A. VVeit, N. Yen' mans, B, Uosmau, L. Kehr. Second mac: S. Ketchum, M. La Fleur, F lisser, A. Cross, j. Nangraves, E. 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FUNERAL DIRECTOR Integrity - Etbirf - Dependabilily Glenwood 4064 STILLMAN'S MEN'S SHOP 83I DEWEY AVE. Men's Furnishings and Sporfswear SCOTT'S QUALITY BAKED GOODS I 436 Dewey Ave. '! 5 5 ! 2'+'2 i Z' 4'-' -! i'-3'-E E 5'+'I X' 4.4 'B-ri'-Zvi' r-5 'r'Z i Z'+'Z'-! I i' 'S'-'fr' '! 'r'Z 'r-Z'-2'4 !' ' 'Z 5 i 2 5 l i i i ! ! i ! ! 'r r5 i 5 5 i' 4 0 0:0 Q' o 4 .4 + Z6+++++?+++++++++466+4++?4+44?44+444Q??+++96+4+++?++9+++4+?+++++++++?2 rg . .gg SCHAEFER MARKETS E: JOSEPH J. BUCKLEY I FINEST IN FOODS B + Q Z E 404 Ridge Road Wes+ Funeral Direc+or -I ff if l050 Dewey Avenue 3 Z I I lv Z I? + 23 5? 3 COMPLIMENTS 3 if 3 OF ,, 4' 252 5 E fi E B E TA H I Y -I 1 az' If up AND 4 .. 'X' 252 5 ALPHA TRI-Y 5, 31 .2. Z Isl 4' 251 Ze. A :it . i COMPLIMENTS Comjffffffff OF 0 IJ? E T R EA D EASY lCEC:23?2EIAEh1T2IgRP 4' s H o E s H o P ' I0 WHITE ST. ,W FRANKLIN AT E. 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