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

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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

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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