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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1948 volume:

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' V? : i.l1 ' gf f- , ff A ,if f V .5 , 'f f u f 1 1 L P4 . 1 :A fi X11 ff df ----....-,,.... ' 1 ,AL , ' . 'q - ' -. .,........ .. ..... . 1 ' ' - .. f'Z'l'LYlILZVllZ?!fIlHl' ,,f , ff . 2 Af f WM 1 A ' I 1 'F f-72974' ' 5 4 214. lim M 1, f mf: A! , 1 III :yy 'AQ' A Q l a w, ' f X - vis' - F :zvi:.vs:zaga-4eroLf5, , ' 4 5 , 1 fy- Y Y- 4- -f X.. Q75 flf- H - Hifi' yy Wg, , , , 1-if . . . '-f, -Y. , - RLLIJTIDN. L.,-H.-f-7 Presen+ed by du THE CLASS OF FORTY-EIGHT JOHN MARSHALL HIGH SCHOOL ROCHESTER, New YO RK I nl- Through +he Eyes of MarshalI HO AM I? I am John Marshall High School. To Some I am iusl a building on Ridgeway Avenue, fo olhers a rondezvous of memories, and s+ilI +o olhers a fuiure dream. Yes, I have really advanced since fhe lime I was called fhe Kodak School, in fhal' old faclory building. I am now 'I'he newesl' high school in Rochesler, and have 'facililies unknown fo ofher schools. I guess I am iusi' lucky. Lucky no+ only in having such 'rhings as +he recenfly inslalled memorial radio sfudio, +he Hammond organ, 'rhe elecfric score board and fhe many o+her modern improvemenfs, buf lucky fo have such an able group of feachers and advisers +o acl' as my board of direclors. Each year in ihe spring I begin lo feel gloomy when I fhink of lhe seniors who soon will be eniering my doors for fhe Iasf.+ime. This gloom, however, doesn'+ Iasf very long: for in ihe fall I see fhe numerous eighih graders who are enfer- ing my doors for +he firsl' lime. I enjoy walching lhese sludenfs during +he lime 'I-hey spend wilh me. The firsl year +hey Iind me someihing new and difierenl' and remain on fhe sidelines as IiHIe eighlh graders . The nexf year I find fhese same sfudenfs quife different They are no longer sub-frosh, and spend mosl of 'rheir 'Freshman year ordering fhe new slu- denls around. In The fenfh and elevenfh grades +hey become acfive and really make me proud. Then comes lheir senior year. If is during +he senior year Ihaf fhey become fhe leaders and really have a hand in mak- ing me whai' I am fo be. Affer gradua+ion wha'I' comes? Many of my sfudenfs go lo higher sources of educalion, ofhers io work. My only desire is lhaf fhey miss and remember me as I do fhem. 2 Mr. Leon Friel, Mrs. Jessie Barry. Mr. Alfred Goeh, Miss Ann Turula. As we gazed fhrough +he eyes of Marshall we found four counselors. who 'I'rained our vision and sel' our sighls foward adull life in l'he world ol +oday and forward info fhe world of lomorrow. Noi' only have 'lhey adiusled our lives fo high school life, buf as fhe image sharpened, fhey helped us +o gel' a clear picfure of ourselves-our in+eresl's and abilifies-so 'lhal we mighl' develop info well-informed cifizens of 'lhe world. When +he vision became blurred or oul' of focus, Miss Turula and Mr. Goelz gave us exercises +o s'I'reng+hen our menfal or emofional eyes: when we passed from fheir range, our eyes were sfrong and our vision clear. Adiusled now lo high school life, we began lo loolc foward 'rhe fufure, and here Mrs. Barry and Mr. Friel laid capable hands upon fhe binoculars. Wi'I'h 'lhe scale made by our in+eresl's and falenfs, +hey showed us whal' we could make of our lives and helped us choose fhe course necessary for development Through fhe Execulive Council fhey 'I'rained us in governmenf resqgnsibililies, and fhrough par+-'lime jobs, in problems of fhe working wor . Wi+hou+ fhe guidance of fhese four, 'lhe picfure would have indeed been dis+or'I'ed: and we should be graduaiing ignoranl' of all Marshall had +o offer besides being unconscious of fhe necessi+y of confribuling our bil' foward progress. To Our Advisers We Declicale Our l948 John Quill 3 x ,ff I V l' so gf JJ yi Q' W V MR. ELMER SNYDER You, fhe members of fhe June I'-748 gradua'l'ing class, 'For fhe pasl' few years have been looking fhrough +he eyes of John Marshall High School. Have you seen how your school has been sincerely concerned in helping you prepare yourselves for cilizenship in your communi+y7 Good ci+izenship is builf by individuals who have unders+anding of how our form of govern- menl' has been developed from lhe experience of many na'l'ions: by individuals who have learned +ha+ good cilizens have +he in+eres+ of ofhers al hearf: by individuals who have a realizafion of whaf coopera+ive endeavor can accomplish in building a communi+y: by individuals who have learned how lo live safisfacforily in rheir everyday family associa+ions, fheir everyday work, 'lheir everyday leisure. ln looking 'lhrough +he eyes of Marshall, you could have seen how +he program of 'lhis communily high school is planned lo help you prepare for 'furlher educafion: fo help you under- sfand which personal abili+ies are needed for success in differenl' occupa+ional areas: fo help you find +he good in ofhers so +ha+ you can worl: wifh and enioy +he companionship of diliferenl' lypes of men and women: 'ro help you develop personal characferislics so 'lhal' you may profil' from your leisure ac+ivi+ies. These fhings, seen ihrough 'lhe eyes of Marshall, can give you a grea+er appreciafion of H1 I F . . . . . . e va ue o your school experience in aiding you fo adlusf fo some of fhe varied phases of life wilh profil +o yourselves and o'l'hers. 4 TABLE OF CONTENTS CLASSWORK To You We Offer Our Loyal AFFecl'ion . . . SENIORS Marshall We Pledge Loyal1'y 4... . . . ALTHVHTES We're For You Through And Through . . . . SPORTS Always The Vicfory To You A . , . . . 5 Page Page Page Page I 4 67 Second row: Edward Aiiordico, Warren Hoiiiqmul, FirsT row: Perry KnighTs. Ai Moore, Marge Mayfioid, ESToiio orTon, irono Groisman. EXECUTWE COUNCH. The John Tviarshaii sTudenT governmenT has in The course oT iTs hisTory pracTiced The poiicy oT democracy simiiar To ThaT exercised by The governmenT oi our counTry, The consTiTuTion by which our counTry abides was aiso The insTrumenT, in aiTered Torm, used by The sTudenT governmenT in seTTing up The various branches oT The governing body and To inTorm Them oT Their duTies and poiicies. WiTh The Tamous words oT Lincoin's GeTTysburg address in mind . . . oT The peopie, by The peopie, and Tor The peopie . . . The iegisiaTure consisTing oT The homeroom presidenTs, who were chosen by The members oT Their homeroom, discussed The probiems, opinions, and criTicisms arising Trom The sTudenTs whom They represenT. Aiian Moore, vice-presidenT oT The STudenT's AssociaTion, TuiTiiied The office oi presiding oTTicer over This group, Thus paraiieiing The posiTion oT The speaker oT The House oT RepresenTaTives in our naTionai governmenT. A careTui memorandum oT every meeTing was kepT by The STudenT's AssociaTion sec.reTary, Mariorie MayTieid. Those measures which were discussed, voTed upon, and passed by The iegisiaTure were Then puT beTore The execuTive councii who passed Tinai approvai or disapprovai. Being composed oT chairmen oT The pubiicaTions commission, sociai commission, aThieTics commission, dramaTics commission, service commission, schoiarship commission, aiso TacuiTy advisers, STudenT's AssociaTion presidenT, Phiiip MorTon and The Three remaining oT'Ticers, The councii couid abiy pass poiicies ThaT were beneiiciai To aii oT iTs sTudenTs, which was The prime purpose oi our democraTic governmenT. A pian whereby a sTudenT Teacher Takes over The ciassroom Tor a day, was inauguraTed Tor The TirsT Time by The John Marshaii High Schooi sTudenT governmenT body. The day in which This pian was carried ouT was appropriaTeiy caiied STudenT Day. A Tew days beTore STudenT Day each ciass chose some sTudenT whom They wished To have conducT Their ciass. This sTudenT Then pianned a iesson wiTh The Teacher and gave iT on STudenT Day under The direcTion oT The Teacher. WiTh such a pian The sTudenTs Themseives iearned To sTand on Their own, an essenTiai in a democracy. 6 MARSHALL WE Jack DITITIIQ, Urbon Vqfdfinq, Tom Schaefer. STUDENTS' ASSOCIATION OFFICERS 'I1iIip M 'Ion P Allan Moo V P Aariorie Mayf' Id S reno Grossman , T SENIOR OFFICERS Urban Vers+n g aro oc in c I Sf L 9 v Richard Schiffhau , Kaihryn Pefors .. ..,.,,.. . . . G04 OF R014 71715 ' a PLEDGE LOYALTY www . mx x F L4 S 0 0 SIIQ17 giver dard, of f AF! 3,45 ls your record of fence ive Biies of Food and Bifs of Tall: Mrs. Hun+ing1'on . H+- Y g is A , 3 r M , I 'fe r r 1' was d E rg , s r r J e Old Look N E? if X d All Dressed Up Qsrl - -r,:.. r De-feei' Baske+ full of Laddie .. --1f On The o+her Hand fhey had a Fish Wefch. The 8 Burd1e f1foR'f ,M , Qi- gs.: 4 S Si Slanding: Harold Singlefon, Alwocd De Coder, Cleyfon De Long, Paul Epping, Edwin Gordon, Carllon Thayer, John Eclrhardf, W. Kenne+h Fulkerson, Traffon Boulls, Ray Clippinger, Joseph Conroy. Filfh row: Kafhryn Saunders, Frances Bass, Anna Dodge, Mary McCabe, Bessie Grinnell, Florence Pofier, Florence Ramph, Grace Leader, Florence Yorlre, Fourlh row: Helen Lafhrop, Grace O'Rielly, Grace Fulford, Amelia Morrissey, Eulalie Richardson, Grace Fuller, Florence TO YOU WE OFFEF D We W , L ir R Q .3 Q 3 ,KNEE M . k I I '13 52 K Im J' . M . ' -11255 wg FOR FINER LIVING FOR CULTURED LIVING BUT THY MEMORY FOR PRACTICAL LIVING 7, If E'RE SHALL DWELL Qfg' FOR BEAUTIFUL LIVING BIRD'S EYE VIEW OF STUDIES All youfh should have an undersfanding of our social herifage, should know whaf fhe democrafic way of life in America means, and should acf democrafically. Moreover, all youfh should learn fo live harmoniously wifh ofhers by developing high sfandards of personal and group responsibiIify. These are buf a few of fhe desirable goals which youfh in fhe secondary schools sfrives 'Io reach. Living in a democracy demands a knowledge of our greaf herifage and an appreciafion of fhe dufies, responsibilifies and righfs of each cifizen. To fhis end fhe classes in fhe social sfudies deparf- menf faughl' sfudenfs fhe workings of all fypes of governmenf, from ancienf forms fo fhose of fhe presenf. To aid in fhis research, a mock Republican convenfion was held al' Franklin High School which enabled Marshall sfudenfs who were inferesfed in governmenfal proceedings fo gain pracfical ex- perience by parficipafion in if. Living in a democracy also demands fhe abilifies faughf in fhe English deparfmenf, which are fhe arf of clear logical fhinking: of definife forceful expression and of precise inferprefafion. The mufual undersfanding of peoples depends upon fhese aims, which presenf such greaf responsibilifies fo fhe sfudenfs. In fhe business classes of John Marshall sfudenfs endeavored fo reach fhe ideal goals of beffer cifizenship. They developed knowledge and skills fo enable fhem fo choose and make progress in fheir life work in an indusfrial economy wifh safisfacfion fo fhemselves and wifh benefif fo sociefy. Many sfudenfs parficipafed in a cooperafive course in which fhey worked parf-fime in a iob which was infended fo be fheir fufure vocafion. Because arifhmefic problems have such a greaf effecl' on fhe welfare of fhe individual and on fhe welfare of sociefy, Marshall sfudenfs sfrove fo perform basic mafhemafical operafions and fo undersfand fhe mefhods and confribufions of mafhemafics and science. If is realized fhaf all pupils will nof affain fhese goals fo fhe same degree. Some will reach fhem only moderafelyg ofhers will be able fo go far beyond fhem. The pursuil' of fhese common learnings provided experiences which resulfed in fhe gaining of such knowledge as seemed likely fo bring abouf a socially desirable reacfion. MRS. BARRY MR, FRIEL I4 MRS. HELEN RAUSCH, Nurse OUR MOTTO: HELP OTHERS The nurse's office conlinued lo give 'fhe appearance of a quiel' haven for ill sfudenfs, buf if was always busy. The nurse was on call af all limes fo adminisfer firsl' aid in case of accidenfs. Visifing sick sfudenfs at home, making doc+or and denfisf appoinfmenfs, and arranging for work permils were only a 'few of 'fhe 'fasks she performed. The office sfaff in John Marshall High School during fhe pas'I year rendered many services which we eifher were +o'I'ally unaware of or which we look for granfed. Their work consisfed of handling financial affairs, sending messages, and helping fhe faculfy in innumerable ways. All of fhese dufies were in addifion 'fo 'Iheir full lime iobs of fyping and sending le'Hers, answering felephone calls, and keeping the school records. They were regarded by Ihe maiorify of fhe sfudenf body as a general informafion bureau, and never failed lo live up 'fo fhe expecfafions. OFFICE STAFF MISS ELIZABETH JARDINE MISS HEI-EN ROWE M ISS RACHEL ARMSTRONG I5 r i JANITORIAL STAFF Mr. Barll. Mr. Suller, Mr. Tenily, Mr. Bloom, Mrs. Savill. CUSTODIANS OF MARSHALL'S WELFARI Whal made lhe wheels go round? Why were lhe rooms and halls so clean? Why was lhe school so comlorlable and warm in winler? Mr. Tennily and his slall were responsible. Al any lime ol lhe day we could see lhe women clean- ing lhe halls or lhe men sweeping lhe lunchroom afler lhe lunch periods. In addilion lo lending lo general order ol lhe school Mr. Tennily and his slall were never loo busy lo assisl sludenls who re- quesled lheir aid. John Marshall High School's kilchen force prepared lhe food served in lhe lunchroom each noon. They wenl lo work on lhe menu al an early hour and were on lhe iob all lhe lime during lhe lunch periods. CAFETERIA STAFF Second row: Mrs. Burdick Mrs. Bemish, Mrs. Oehmlre Mrs, Johnslon, Mrs. Cass. D. Slahley. Firsl row: L Bisnell, K. Reeder. V. Burg dorf. lb .. K f 5'M .. V ' . F V QQ:-f , abww 7 ELIZABETH J. ACKER When 'I'here's fun on ihe pro gram, She's always on board. Wha+ever is worfh doing is EWS. aff? JANET E. ANDERSON Music is well said 'lo be fhe speech of Angels. EDWARD M. ALLARDICE worfh doing well. JOHN D. ALLEN Kind, and loyal: sfaunch, and frue- John's The per'Fec+ 'friend for you. ELEANOR J. ANDERSON Choice bifs are done in small packages. ELEANOR C. BALL ANNE F. BAYLEY LORRAINE E. BEEHLER A ready will, a ready wil, Her grand disposifion melxes a hit v. ' LX fr .li J 'l'h9f9' name is big. her hear? is A quiei' mind is richer ihan oo: e crown. A Ia Ask anyone and fhey'll lell you. . ... W W c L A s s o F PHYLLIS J. BEHAN BETTY J. BEST Beffer than goocl, A charming smile, a charming h S e's best face. She's always welcome any- place. MARILYN J. BERNER Always cheerful, a lovely sighf, Here's a blond fhaf's quife all righf. RICHARD A. BERGER Bensafh his curly loclrs. Much learned fimber is con fained. MARY B. BERGEMAN A cheery smile, a friendly hello, These are fha reasons we like her so. I ' JUNEtRs 'KQYER ' eeonse L. emo JR. JoAN BREWERTON BARBARA BRIERLY Qualify noi' quganfify. Be 90'i'IdLl+ is Said' and l'0PPY A snowflake iossed by fha Hirlmodesl' manner and grace- ' -4 , ou' e. ' if ' I , u a' ' gp' Bur fun, on fhe ofher hand, Wm ers gas Shows slhe is good as wall as J ' safisfies me. fair. FCRTY-EIGHT if ROBERT BRIGHT Abilily plus personalilyg Tha+'s 'Ihe clue 'ro his popu- IariI'y. BLYTHE A. BROMLEY Cap+iva+ing smile, Iurned-up nose, Making 'Folk happy wherever she goes. JUNE M. BURLINGAME ROBERT S. BURNS Here is a gal who really has a Here's a boy who's bound Io voice, climb, As an A-I singer she's our Always falking all Ihe lime. choice. DANIEL L. BURKE f Quiel' and handsome, beyond .V compare Men like Dan are very rare. DAVID C. BROOKS In our halls or on fhe sfreefs, Dave is liked by all he meefs. PAUL D. BUCKERT Thinking is an idle wasfe of 'I'houghI'. VIRGINIA E. BUTLER JOHN M. BUZAWA I expecl' Io go 'Ihrough fhe You asked me very poinfedly world only once. In whaf does he excel? Why not enioy if? Bu+ John's clever in so many ways, I+'s really hard 'Io 'IeII. CLASS O F ROBERT O. CLAYTON Life has ifs froubles- The besl' 'friend 'lhal' can' be T00 WNNY bsiullful 'Omen- Too liflle lime. found. ELEANOR L. BYERS A girl we like 'lo have around, JEAN M. CHURCH I wish fhere were some olher way Of staffing fhe day besides waking up. NEIL E. CHAPMAN Nol' of words buf of aclions. Y , if i I , - 1 ,V 1 'ff J fy ,-fi ffm' I JAMES F. CARR1, 1 I ,rp ' Z' J I 3 K Oh, lhaf l were rich insole - of good looking! Tfcjf' V, 1, Ld 'I 1 ,f if we ' , Y I 5 If 1 ' l JY' J 1 1 I l I - 1 , f RUTH M. CLELLAND RICHARD A. CLOSSON WILLIAM B. CONGER EVELYN H. CONRAD Lovely, vivid, happy, serene, He does his sfuclies and has Day by day as lime goes by. Friendly and happy all day A girl like Rulh is rarely seen. his fun You all will say he's some swell fhrough Dick really is a remarkable one. guy. Wiih pleasanf fhings fo say and do. FORTY-EIGHT MAX B. CONRAD Bubbling over wifh pep and vim, No one can help liking him. PAUL W. COOGAN My kingdom for a baskefballf' DONALD E. COOK JR. 'Why lake life seriously? We'II never gel oui of if alive, anyways. JAMES F. COWLEY Always smiling-Iha+'s why he's so likeable. RICHARD J. COONAN NeiIher a care nor an enemy in fhe world. JANICE M. CULHANE EDWARD A. CUTHBERT SHIRLEY L, DAILEY DORIS E, DALTON She is made of +ruI'h. I worry nof, for whai's ihe use? Pu,-9 and majesfic as fhe She goes her way and mulwi For worry bores me like fhe heavens. no dusf. deuce. She's friendly, kind. and always just CLASS OF 22 I EARLE P. DAVIES Always happy fhe whole dey lhrough. SHIRLEY J. DAVIS She always drives lhe blues away. ALBERTA J. DAVIS Here is one who's +aII and fair Lille a goddess wifh golden hair. A preH'y girl, and oh, so gay! T 5' -j A ,ai 1, Ge 1 - ,19y,,uj f M saaat2Qeyxes2 JANET E. DAYTON She's a girl wilh eyes of blue A hind hearl wifh friendship rue. fav X V , 3:- ff X 'X De .sz sa he X as jg 1 .55 :J W. I I . gk i gn 3 -A v NQLQTQ' ff ifrilferrr' N qt uhgezg WILLIAM K. DAVIS Wil, humor, and arfislry clever Males him Ihe besf carloonisl OVQF. NORMAN E. DEWAR JAMES DOAN JAMES E. DUKELOW MILDRED E. ECKERSON l'm in a class by myself. A man lo hold againsl His flair for arf and falenl rare She linds Ihe silver lining mountains. Will someday gel this lad in every cloud. somewhere. FORTY-EIGHT LAWRENCE E. ECKLUND , RUTH E. ELLIOTT Friendly, clever, and merry, And more Ihan wisdom, more 'Tis no wonder we all like flzan wealih, Larry. A merry hearl' fI1a'I laughs af care. DIANE B- EDDY rr LE ' A lilreable girl wiIl1 a likeable way. 5-iili5iii,x-i.iI', I ' I kiffiflfifi 4 .,y.:' I ,f- : 3 fi? Elf zmfliiiif' ff.f1fi'1.. - '-- 7f x -:::: if . . QQ 32 I 2 , ,V I JEAN S- EHNG ' if Lo+s of fun and quiie a pal . --'. f yiy '35 , . Is rhis winsome, wiHy gal. ff':i',k. I ' 1?fQ5f-I E f', WILLIAM B. EIGHME A iolly good fellow and dead on Ihe level. WILLIAM J. EMMAL RALPH E. ESHLEMAN ROBERT E, EWALD NED J, FARAH Here's a Iad wl1o's been a He is a fellow wl'uo'lI gel' Curly hair and a pleasing grin, Deserving of high commenda- swell friend. along: A combinaiion bound fo win. tion and 'Iruo applause. His I1umor's greal'-his will is s+rong. CLASS OF JOHN A. FIGLER Of all my mofher's relafions I like me fhe best JANET Some 'lhink Ihe was made for 'Fun and frolic. and so do l. MARION D. FRANKE Marion's friendly. wiffy, and funny: She makes our days a lo? more sunny. J. FOLEY has a preffy smile, ard Ihen Hui all I'hel!,lI, a I ,, Auf, . . X ..,. H... f - CHARLES R. FREAR Thaf loolr in his eye! SHIRLEE A. GALBRAITH Preffy peppy, PATRICIA H. GALVIN A merry hearl' goes a long, Personalify plus. long way To make olhers feel iusl' as gay. FORTY-EIGHT 25 FAYNE Z, GARDNER So lifile done: so much +o do. LOIS J. GARRISON Time waifs for no man-fo say nofhing abouf a woman. Q6 MARJORIE A. GEARS A 'Friend is a bool: of which one copy is made. FAITH A. GLASS Friend-pasI', presenf, and Io be. VIRGINIA A. GERMAN Precious giffs are small in size: Her sweef disposifion Iahes a prize. JANET L. GIEBEL Janef mixes reason wifh pleasure, and wisdom wiih mirIh. he wt' '4. BARBARA GLEASON MARGARET J. GREENE CAROL GREER 1 IRENE D. GROSSMAN Har face makes sunshine in She's one wiih personaliiy HPIGBSUFGS lie 'Ihicltes'I' where no WOFCIS 8Y9'1'I' GHG 'IO 'lf'-'lY ex' shady places. supreme, pleasures seem. press Sweef and heavenly iusi like The charming ways +haI' you a dream. i possess. CLASS CF Lffai MERRITT H. GROTH High school days have 'lheir delighfs, Bu? l prefer high school nigh+s. PATRICIA A. HAMMOND Loveble, affraciive, and never blue: Being with her males you happy foo. MARILYN C. HARBER When did we ever see Anyone so full of T.N.T.? DONALD T. HALL - 1' ll s a marvel how he kicks ihal sphere: K He's such a clever soccerieer. A J P, . s 9 Amen HAACKE 1 If Alfred was e chemisf. Alfred ain'+ no morei ' 'Cause whal' he lhoughf was ' H20 WGS Hzsoe- ' EDWARD J. HARDICK NORMA J. HARMON NANCY W. HEFFRON WARREN R. HEILIGMAN Life is one darn ihing affer She's pre'H'y and gay, and very Sugar and spic. and 'gym-y- He has a voice fhai can'f be anolher. kind: 'lhing nice. beef: X M Ausweeier girl is hard 'lo find. Th,-f', y,l1,1- Nancy, mg,-1, of, A beHer man l'd like +o meet x .' , .. f- , I FCRTY-EIGHT .V Y ,X ,, jx, 1 y ,i Q 'I' X , n , - PATRICIA A. HERLIHY Girls lilre Pai are like dia- monds- Precious bul' rare. RONALD HERMAN Always a smile, never a frown, Tha+'s life when Ron's around. PHYLLIS HICKEY Happy and gay. Tha+'s Phyl all ihe way. KAREN G. HOOKER Shor+7 Yes. She was fole- phoning and fhe operaior cu+ or off. K K Qgfsyywyyy . RUTH G. HILFIKER l go hand in hand wifh fhoughl'. ROSE M. HOWARD l fhinl ihai' ihere will never be A girl as sweei' as Rose Marie. EFFIE V. HURTIBUS I would raiher be liH'Ie shine Than be big and cas+ shadow. gig? xi and a we 1 is DORIS M. HYSN ER A ready smile is fhe sisier io happiness. C 28 JANE E. HYSN ER And happiness is fhe sisfer fo success. LASS OF 1 VIRGINIA G. IHRIG Compefenf and emcienf She's sure 'lo succeed. ORMA B. JACKSON She'll meer success in her career. BETTY J. JACKSON Polse and beauly seldom seen Combine +o make lhe perfecl' queen. ETHEL H. KARLIK NANCY L. KARNISCHKY Your looks foreshow you have Lovable, friendly, loads of fun: e gen-He heed. Nancy's e favoriie wiih every- one. FORTY-EIGHT Quiet, sleadfasf, and sincere: BRUCE JOHNSON Bruce. e newcomer, sure is swell, Wesn'+ long 'ere we knew him well. MARION E. JENTSCH God shed his grace on +hee. JANET T. KAUFMAN MARGARET M. KELLER The feiresf garden in her If maher no+ if she be small: looks Could she do more if she were And in her mind fhe wisesf lull? books. THE FUTURE WILL CALL YOU ANN P. KELLY MARGIE A. LAFLEUR Always smiling, always sweef. Beaufy and merii here are A picfure of loveliness com- ioined plgfg, In an angel's form and an angel's mind. HELEN G. KLEINHENZ Helen's ihe cooperafive kind An aciive girl wifh an acfive mind. CHARLES W. LA BAR Talre a nole, 'fake a leH'erg Si? on my lap, lhaf's much be'Her. JERAULD P. LADD Saying goodbye 'lo ihis ladd Will malre fhe girls so very sad. EDWARD E. LAMBE CLYDE H. LANE ANNABELLE B. LAUCHLAN JACK B. LAZARUS He'II go places: wail and see: Men, lilne bullels, go farfhesl A winning smile, a pleasanf Give me 'lhe young man who He's full of fun and so care when lhey are smoolhesff' voice, has brains free. For an A-l friend, she's our Enough fo malle a fool of choice. himself. CLASS OF THOMAS Ci. LEIGHT One in a million! i EMILY F. LYNN Here's a girl so clever and 9aYf She's bound lo go far along life's way. BARBARA A. LU RZ Ideal siudenf, perfecf pal. N Cheerful, clever, dandy gal. JEAN E. LITTLE A IiHle goes a long way. IERNARD W. MALLON DOROTHY L. MAMIRETTE BARBARA M. MARCILLE If Y0U ' 'VCI' l00HH9 50 IM. Gay and vivacious- Every man is a volume- l-Iflt up my 'lube and fhere l'll always gracious. Boy, do l like fo read! e. FCJRTY-EIGHT IARBARA D. LYONS Har friends, fhere are many: Her foes--are fhere any? CAROL E. MARGESON She's a prize 'loo lovely fo foresalref' 1 Q ALBERTA MARTIN Wifh sparkling eyes, and gold- MARY C. McDONALD Her 'lwo eyes of blue en hair. Come shining fhrough. No wonder everyone iurns io sfare. MARJORIE B. MAYFIELD The sunsel and 'lhe evening s+ar Canno+ compare +o whai you are. ROBERT L. MAYOU Oi all 'lhe people fha? we lunow There're few as nice as Bob Mayou. MARY A. McAVOY Who is prelly, who is gay, Who is mary all lhe day. ' 'ae-1, 5 QNVQ .fmg gwe f 'iie 2. .... r 'fi r . J, W' l ' 4' f - 'Z new l' .v-. . , . J ' A , J 4, . X i Aa ROBERT N. McFADDEN ANDREW S. McLEOD WILLIAM A. MEARS MARJORIE R. MEINHARDT Our prize paclrage. Laugh and +he world laughs He does clever lhings in a Though my name is Mariorie, wifh you: quid way. They cell me Midge . Sfudy and you sludy alone. CLASS OF . 'SF-+,.M s .i LU ELLEN MELOS Q JAMES c. MITCHELL A smile es conlegious es Q. ,,, Ovid and 5l'Yf 9 WHY a Yawn. 'F H 5' nice QUY- x gl of l l 1- Vu' K SF . 'ld ' 1 F L K .-Q ' m 5 N X5 g5ff1fW '?'Q5 51 f' 1 ROBERT S. MILLER Full of pep, vim, end spice. Do you lmow anyone qui+e as nice? JEANNE G. MILANETTE A grace fo win and a hear? fo hold Males Huis girl as fine es gold. CAROL A. MERKEI. A smile for every girl, fwo for every boy. 5, W My S ll V xl A 5 JOAN C. MOIR ALLEN D. MOORE 1 A Y. S , P IP M. MORTON Shin +o be wlmf you Wlill Handsome-a manner fhefsb .T e glr f e. P ' e wl'1o's, oh. so +alIg fo be fhougllf fo be- shilinq: of n. lee r gimired by one and He's a boy you can'l' he ' - all. liking. 1 M' of ml M FORTY-EIGHT 5UDfM.f..f RONALD H. MOSSEY He's Linda' cuie, we've heard fell: Here's a guy +l'1aI's really swell. SYLVIA MOUKOUS We lmow lner by ller willful air, Brighf blecll eyes and ief blecll hair. DONALD H. MUELLER 'When Sal1era's sands become all muddy. Tl1e+'s 'llle 'Iime l'll like fo s+udy. BETTY J. NIX WILLIAM J. OSBORN ANNA PASKO She shell sfand before kings. Full of energy and zesf, Her shining hair and dreamy ln all 'Ihings lie does best eyes Came from darluesl' midniglrl skies. HOWARD K. NEXNTON Noi only does Ile lry. bul' also succeeds. EUGENE J. NEMETZ, JR. For a guy wl1o's really supreme. ln direclory slyle I'l1af's Nem- eh, Eugene. SHIRLEY I. PEMBERTON Good cheer. a lol of fun. And a smile for everyone. CLASS OF 36 AUDREY M. PITCHER MARY K. PETERS A rare compound of Kind, obliging, friendly. and gay. frolic and fun. All these Ihings we find in Key. MARION A. PHILLIPS A wise end undersfanding heart FREDERICK A. PFIEFFER Perseverence will accom- plish wonders. ROBERT J. PETERS, JR. Men of 'few words male fhe besf husbands. JOAN E. POWERS CAMERON A. PUNDT RICHARD W. RECTOR Wifh her smiling eyes end True friends are few and hard I clon'f believe in lovo el happy grin, fo find, firsl' sighf, WI-.gf 5 pleuure knowing Jun Thaf's why we nppreciefe Cam- Sul' I believe in faking a sec- has been. eron's kind. ond look. KENNETH O. POWELL lI s a rare 'Ielenf Io know when Io be silenf and when Io speak. FORTY-EIGHT JOHN R' RHODES JAMES A. ROSENTRETER Wasl1ing+on is dead, Lincoln Always unsellish, ever frue is dad: blue, , Has 1'l'1e fype +h.+'n do . All 9f + 'f ,'f' dY '9- lol' for you. In fact I don! feel well my- so . MARGARET A. RICO Desi described as small, cufe, and explosive. JOYCE M. ROBSON True 'lo her work, her word. and her friends. PAUL E. RODWELL Good looking, friendly, full of .+I Wiilerever he goes he mah: e hit BEVERLY A. RUFLIN MARY A. RUTHVEN CAROLYN R. SANFORD THOMAS E. SCHAEFER Lois of pep and full of fun. And fongues were made Jus? ano+her reason why boys His swimming skill has won him Wlibh TBPFYIS N937 +l'Ilfl9S l'96llY fo speak wi+l1. neglecf llmeir lwomewori. fame: hum. His friendly way has done ihe same. CLASS OF RICHARD J. SCHIFFHAUER Few in Ihis world are heeded for fame: To Ihose we'II add Dick's own name. Seiely Hes given friends. .I X ' -I SA ALYN ol um: J 1 ' J A raendl e g I mining I e If 7 Xi 'QQ CQ. - -' 1 I' a 'r v L. s s . ' ' 5 sveum M.scHuL1'z 7 ,.f ' I Noi loud buf effec+ive. i ANITA A. SCHU Sincere, vivecious, cule. and sweel, Her personelify cen'I be bed. VIRGINIA R. SEIBOLD ELIZABETH A. SEYMOUR MARY R. G. SHANNON Prefiy and sweef, leughfer fo Her smile is like a melody- Smiling, beguiling, spere: I+ lingers on and on. Grinning, winning. Wifll Ilmis cule lass none can compare. FCRTY-EIGHT femeinil , Lf qs her name, 4'I.f' 4-flxfl 1- I . Lil- , l ll Min, ill bl KU I , . I 1 ,V , . A 1, f x ax . 'f y . K 4 2 I fry V u I Y. ill' l U y X e. 3, N ends 5 JUNE SILLIMAN No+hing is impossible fo a willing heari and a defermined mind. GQ wg, . gl 553 5 - f if H iisv 1 1: 2 9 - gg, .Q if 'H Fw. wwmw. WILLIAM C. SIMON Gloom runs when Bill comes. ROBERT E. SMITH Heard fhrough his accomp- lishmen+s. No? ihrough his words. MARTHA B. SMITH Public Energy No, I EDWARD J. SOREL There can be foo much of a good 1'hing- JESSIE E. SPECHT cheerful counfenance. Now fake school for insfancef' A merry head makes a DOROTHY M. SPITZER MURIEL J. STEELE l1 s nice fo be nafural, when Marshall's slick chick. you're nafurally nice. CLASS CF ,tbwg-'V Q 'K ! I HARRY R. STEFFAN He has lhe felenfs fo gel eheed: He's really swell, all have said. 3 HE K, 5-ff' 4. K x ROBERT W. STEPHENS He's friendly, blond. end very nice, Every girl cen'f help looking twice. JACK L STORY FQ' ELIZABETH D. STOBIE Pelife and sweet EDWARD STU BBS May every chepier in fhis A pal lf' Mbd. 8 ffivld boy's sfory le one of everlesfing glory. Indeed. FORTY-EIGHT 4I CAROL J. STOCKING Knowledge comes, but wis- dom lingers: She has bofh at fhe lips of her fingers. 4. , eers T v i ' . A A r . f wufri 'rs 15131. 'ffm .Q JAM-Es A. STUDLEY ROSEMARY C. STOLL l+'s ihe liffle fhings fhei count ROBERT F. SULLIVAN They say fha! nd hgh- ig Alfhough l1e's been here e very fhe sign of sfrengflr end cher- Slwfl while, eden We've come 'lo know him by his foofbell xfyie. AILEEN N. SUTTER Quiei, unobirusive, kind, 'Friend io all, hafed by none. BEATRICE M. SWARTHOUT Silence is deep as Eferniiyg Speech as shallow as Time. FRANKLIN A. SYLVESTER Whoever knows Frankie Knows a frue friend. mc:-uno K. ru-iunsvou A friend wfih a ready hand and a ready smile. EDWARD C. THOMAS Silence is golden, buf l'm no miser. WALTER H. TOWNSEND, JR. ANNA F. TRAPANI JACQUELINE M. TUBB MARIE TUCKER Quiet ambifious, and friendly Eyes 'ihaf are shurs of Wifh a smile For all, a frown A fair exierior is a sileni is he, efernal you+h. for none, recommendefionf' Living his life conienfedly. Her vicfory in life is half won. 42 CLASS OF PAUL W. ULMSCHNEIDER Whefever fhe subiect our the game, His ebilify and courage are 'the same. T .,1glff.,,xe jf il Q5 if prelense, mon sense, URBAN J. VERSTRING We'll fell ell we're mighly ccnlenl L To boasf of Urban as class president if CARL A. VELTRI 0 Life is iusf a snap for him. .MAJ W ,fmi,.,gpw2M ELEANOR J. VOLKMAR Jeen's gay and good wifhoul Wifh Ihe besf viriue-com BARBARA J. VAN ALSTYNE Thy soul, which all fhe virfues qfffwfn grace, Shines for'l'I1 wifh lusfre on fhy face. C PATRICIA M. VOLLERTSEN RICHARD J. WALCH SHIRLEY E. WALDON WILLIAM T. 'WALLACE a liH'le bit of sell and A swell fellow, a good guy. Her eyes are siars of 'lwilighl' W0man came afler men sweefnessf' Tha+'s sumpin' money can'f fair: And she's been afler HIM buy. Like Iwilighl foo, is her duslry ever Since. hair. FDRTY-EIGHT 43 AU DREY A. WEAVER Our Audrey's full of vigor and vim: As +o boys. slwe slays all of 'em. SHIRLEY L. WEBBER I There are smiles Ihaf fill 'Ihe class wifh sunshine. ARTHUR J. WEIT lf he has any faulfs he has le'f'I us in doubt LORINGTON O. WELLER JR. VirI'ue remains independenl' of size. ROBERT T. WILKIN break. ROBERT G. WILSON SHIRLEY E. WILSON DONALD E. YOUNG Migl'1'I as well give flue girls a There is no one else I'd lille Her ways are ways of pleas- HIS SMPPY answers never sfop, 'Io be anfness He'S one wl1o's sure fo reach One half as much as I or me. And all her pa1'l1s are peace. +he 'IOP- CLASS OF W5 i f L' ?xL'-f mr ' W' HELEN I. YOUNG Obliging. cheerful, indusfrious and kind HERBERT F. YOUNG His easy-go manner has freed him from care. HELEN L. YOUNT Tha+'s all ihere is: There ain'+ no more. FORTY-EIGHT 45 - .. wvglitvf 8 as Q 5 Barbara VanAls+yne Beafrice Swarfhouse Ronald Herman EdWGfd Sfubbs Efhel Sharpe Saralyn Schumann Danalcl Hall Rlclllrd Bauer Barbara Morrison Virginia German Thomas Wallace CHN' Sfockihg 46 1 EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Second row: Eslelle Pfromm, Nancy Karnischlry, Ed Allardice, Jack Dainard, Warren Heiligman, Perry Knighls. Firsf Row: Urban Verslring, Irene Grossman, Mariorie Mayfield, Phil Morlon, AI Moore, Tom Schaefer. GOVERNMENT OF THE PEOPLE . . . The Execulive Council began worlr lhis year wilh Ihe regular program of planning social funclions and campaigns, conlrolling finances, and discussing school policies. Some of +he concrele evidences of +heir work were 'Ihe social aclivilies and dances, which included Ihe Dungaree Frolic, lhe Sporls Dance and Ihe Snowball: fhe plans for S-Day, when Ihe sludenls 'look over lhe running of fhe school: and fhe inI'roduc+ion of an amendmenf io 'Ihe consiilulion providing 'For a new Marshall Service Corps +o super- cede 'Ihe old Boys' and Girls' Service Organizalions. The Lunchroom Pafrol was I'he 'I irs'I division of 'Ihe Service Corps 'Io be organized. The Legislafure carried on i+s usual dulies of conducling lhe numerous drives for +he Red Cross. March of Dimes, Memorial Scholarship, and membership in 'Ihe Sludenls' Associalion. AI Moore, Vice-president Mariory Mayfield, Socreiary. LEGISLATURE 48 Second fist? row D' Mc Harrii- 'Y Reid- g X-de. ' J' Havin- 1 Amen- Sbzifiwtiii J- Wd' TRAFFIC SQUAD D Woiilnd' G +1-. W' C is. ' s smehf- E' Niiinl2n19h's' G' O HELPING ALL MARSHALL Second row: Francis Forgiono, Tom O'Reilley, John Schaefer Jim Carr. Firsf row: William Bri? ron, Kenrich Beach, Kenneih Fra- ser, Bob Johnson. STAGE CREW so BOOK STORE IS THEIR DUTY .113 rr Bgy 1 IX, Heier, Klexhyefunfn, Joyce G76 Z 1 U 'H' V'f9inf a SQiboId, E mily Lynn, AMY VISUAL AID H. Q SI Second row: A. Johnston, E Coleman, A. Holmes. Firsf row L. Lush, J. Havill, R. Hamilfon B. Grinnell, D. MacPherson, M Harris, N. Balrdr, C. Evaul, J Buzawa, R. Berne. D. Edwards, B Bromley. I K, QQ I NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ,WHIIUNAID . , IXHONGR QgClE1V XMI X ' lbw I-7 ! W' is I LQ I 'I - Sixlh row: F. Sylvesler, A. Haacko, R. Closson, C. Lane. Fiflh row: J. Buzawa, W. Townsend, E. AI- Iardice, J. Lazarus. Fourlh row: E. Hardick, R. Schif- fhauer, B. Jackson, H. Kleinhenz, B. McFadden. Third row: B. Van Alslyne, R. Hilfiker, J. Burlingame, E. Sharpe. Second row: N. Karnischky, L. Weller, A. Davis, B. Lyons, J. Kaufman. Firsl row: S. Moukous, J. Daylon, Miss I. Mayo, adviser, C. Sfocking. BRINGING HONOR TO THE SCHOOL Scholarship, characier, leadership, and service are lhe qualilies required 'lor eleclion +o +he Nalional Honor Sociely. This year's membership consisled of I'wenl'y- five seniors and several members of lhe iunior class who were elecled lo lhe Sociely in 'Ihe spring. The SocieI'y's highlighls of Ihe year were lhe feas given for new members and a gay parfyg bul' mosl' imporfanl was Ihe candlelighl' ceremony in I'he Marshall audi- +orium in which +he old members induc+ed Ihe new members info lhe Nafional Honor Sociel' . Tlie oFFicers were Richard Closson, president and Helen Kleinhenz, secre+ary- lreasurer. Facully adviser was Miss Isabel Mayo. The reward of MarshaII's sfruggling iournalisfs was membership in lhe Quill and Scroll, an inlernafional honorary high school iournaIis+ic sociely. The members of Mr. Jenkins' elevenlh year Journalism Class were chosen on lhe basis of fheir copy and Ihe approval of Mr. Jenkins and lhe members of Ihe socie'I'y. The sociely also selecled lo membership 'lhe John Quill Slaff workers who confribufed +he mosl' produclive eliiorl 'For lhe year book. OUILL AND SCROLL T I - A I vi A QIIII, I.L'J.Lii.I.S J. K ,VN J I B. Jackson, J. Buzawa, N, Karnischky, E. Allardice, R. Hilliker, J. Lazarus, J. Kaufman, L. Byers, H. Klein- henz, Mr. P. Jenkins, adviser. 52 RATING COMMITTEE Fiffh row: J. Buzawa, E. Malin, B. Jackson, H. Kleinhenz, A. Baker, B. Brookman, J. Mafiies, J. Caprio, R. Spieler, J. Mifchel. Fourfh row: J. Braund, M. Mac- Naughion, R. Maynard, J. Schaerfel, S. Kehr, C. Merkel, S. Leafhers, C. Salfsman, A, Heck- fcr, B. Neale, A. Saucke. Third row: T. Aihanas, M. McDonald, J. Smilh, S. Kefchum, H. Drake, S. Frachel, B. Aldridge, B. Lyons, C. Paifon, B. Warlh, H. Dyer. Second row: S. Mee, H. Hoecker, S. Sealove, B. VanAlsIyne, M. Clem- enf, M. Humm, B. Bane, D. Malin, B. Danno, K. Jensen, R. Coulson. Firsf row: B. Gleason, J. Tubb, R. Bauer, R. Closson, J. Conroy, adviser, J. Ferner, J. DeWiH, L. Weller. Ifieflfq We .. 'sf er f MARS:-lALL's MATHEMATICAL ?WIZARiD?S M QM Wifh Mr. Conroy as adviser, Richard Closson as chairman, and Jack Ferner, Jacqueline Tubb Joanne DeWi'H, Loring'I'on Weller, Richard Bauer as grade level chairmen, +he Ra+ing Commi'Hee performed miracles of speed and efficiency in check- ing ra+ing blanks. Afier Ihe s+uden+s had filled ou+ 'Ihe blanks, 'Ihey were reviewed by 'rhe homeroom represenfafive. Nexf +he blanks were examined by fhe checkers, who in +urn gave 'Ihem fo 'rhe chairmen of 'I'he grade levels 'For re-examinafion. The chair- men 'I-hen en+ered +he rafings in a ledger. These rafings served as a basis for scholarship awards which were given af +he end of 'rhe year. A PENNY SAVED IS A PENNY EARNED Every Monday morning of 'Ihe school year ihe homeroom banking clerk collec+ed sums of money 'From fhe sfudenfs. The deposi+s were Ihen Iaken +o +he banking office where Ihey were swif+Iy and experfly prepared for Ihe bank by Helen Kleinhenz, Helen Younl' and Arlen Wendi. Under fhe careful guidance of Mrs. Fuller Ihe s+uden+s carried ou+ +heir exacfing work wifh skill and precision worfhy of Ihe +rus+ placed in +hem. BANK CLERKS LQ Fourih row: T. Leichf J. Keegan L. Byers G. Slocum M. Myers A. Baker M. McPhail D. Schiff- hauer R. Mykins, D. Bushnell. Third row: R. Schlo++man N. Yeomans C, Newron G. Klaassen B. Bladdy D. Spilzer B. Bowser J. Nemeiz C. Sfocking J. Turney. Second row: W. Kruspe S. Fra- chel B. VanVoorsI S. Coleman A. Lifferio J. Buck A. Hall L. Newman N. Sfanion J. Willeffe. Firsf row: B. Shaw W, Adler H. Kleinhenz, co-chairman H. Youni co-chairman, G. Fuller adviser A. Wendi co-chairman L. Mefs P. LoPres+i. SPANISH CLUB Third row: B. Ewald, S. Moul N. Dewar, P. Galvin, B. Nh Faga. J. Kaufman, H. Jeffers Carlfon, C. Pelion. J. Fel Second row: J. Bergevin, Clarlr, L. Weller, O. Jackson Spieler. Firsf row: B. Bowser Hoecker, A. Davis, P. Ulm neider. CHEERLEADERS lnsefz Anna Paslro. Second B. Wilcox, N. Bonaldl, D. H4 N. Callen, R. McKenna. row: M. Schnake, R. Clellenz Kelly, G. German, M. Gerlin RADIO woRKsHoP I I I1-h YEAR RADIO CLASS ' ,f Second row: T. Leichi, R. Sfallman, A. Moore, F. Sylvesfer, Mrs. Saunders, E. Hardick, R. Smiih, R. Herman, P. Ladd, C. Frear, U. Versfring, V. German, R. Clelland, A. Kelly, M, McAvoy, K. Pefers, J. Church, L. Ecklund. Firsi row: B. Foley, C. Harbor, S. Bayley, E. Karlik, J. Dayion, M. Smilh, M. Franke, C. Pundi. . MARSHALL ON THE AIR This is sfafion J.M.H.S. calling John Marshallifes. Are you lisfening? Are you lis+ening? Yes, in fhe pasl' year, Marshallifes lisfened frenquenfly fo 'I'he Senior Radio Workshop preseniafions. Besides our school broadcasls, 'l'he Hi News show, +he Science program, and fhe Civic Orchesfra broadcasfs gave us a chance fo work wifh professional people and +o win cify wide fame for Marshall. In 'rhe fall, and 'Ihrough fhe winier, we produced our school shows from +he old confrol room, bur in April we moved +o fhe new, modern sludio in Room I50. We in fhe radio workshop were 'lruly grafeful 'For our new sfudio, and we defermined +ha+ our work, and The work of ihose in fufure radio classes, shall demonsfraie fha? gra+i+ude. Lasl' row: R. Slaighf, J. Bergevin, A. Edmonds, L, Carlefon, R. Kiesler, A. Sauke, A. Whifehouse, R. Raufeisen, J. Sfockam, L. Hopkins, B. Shaw, P. Opifz, L. Ben- iamin. Second row: B. Arnold, B. Morse, S. Procfor, J. Riley, I. Conaughfy, B. Galvin, S. Bargannier, A. Dorland, M. Harris, M. Kleiman. Firsi row: May Humm, J. Barfosch, T. Cross, R. Reynolds, J. Miller. M. McNaughfon. J. Meckiessel. .ff .4 K' 55 I948 JOHN OUILL ADVISER AND EDITORS Rulh Hilfilrer, Miss Efhel Dun Bob McFadden, Ed Allardicl ORDER OUT OF CHAOS Co-Edifors . . General Adviser Copy Ecli+ors ...... S+aFF Secre+ary .,.., Grinds Chairman . . Business Manager A , Business Adviser . . . Pul:lici+y Chairman . Publicii' Adviser Y ..,. Adver+ising Chairman Adverfising Adviser , Phofography .,...,, Pho+ography Adviser Fea+ures ......, . Ar'l' . .,.....,.. . Ar+ Adviser ..... Senior S+a+is+ics . T Grinds Commi'H'ee Adverlising , . , Senior Piciures . Pu bliciiy Commilfee Wri+e-ups . . , ,Edward Allardice, Ruih Hilfilzer, Roberl' McFadden Efhel Dunn A , . . .Carol Sfoclxing, Loringion Weller . .,.r......,.,... Helen Kleinhenz ...,.........,..,.John Buzawa . . , . , . . . . .Richard Closson . . . . .Mr. Daniel Houseman ..,........Jack Lazarus . . . . . .Mr. Paul Epping ....,,4..,....JamesCarr . ....... Mr. Claylon DeLong . .. .Donald Cook, Carl Velfri .,...........Mr.JohnSullivan ..A.........,.........,Saralyn Schumann , .. ,Lyn Byers, Roberi' Clayion, Ru+h Clelland, Alberia Davis, Keifh Davis, Mariha Smilh , . . ..,..,,........,....,,... Mrs. Florence Yorke , rV.,. .r...,...,.......a,..r.... J anei' Kaufman, BeHy Jane Nix . . . T . , .,.,...... Bly+he Bromley, Jean Church, Jaclc Lazarus Mary Bergeman, Blylhe Bromley, Janel Kaufman, Helen Kleinhenz, Thomas Leich+, Doroihy MambreH'e, Lu Melos, Jeanne Milaneife, Saralyn Schumann, Shirley ScoH, Elhel Sharpe, Carol S'I'oclcing . . . , A . , . . . , , . .Phyllis Behan, Pa+ricia Galvin, Annabelle Laughlan , .,... John Buzawa, Richard Closson, Nancy Karnischluy, Jack Lazarus . .Blylhe Bromley, June Burlingame, Lyn Byers, James Carr, Neil Chapman, Richard Closson, Jane? Dayfon, Enzo Faga, Be++y Jackson, Nancy Karnischlcy, Janei' Kaufman, Helen Kleinhenz, Jack Lazarus, Joan Powers, Richard Schiffhauer, Roberi' Smiih, Richard Spieler, Harry Sfephen, Paul Ulmschneider, Loring'I'on Weller 56 ,N ART STAFF Second row: Alberfa Davis, Sell S ln Y c umann, Donald Cool: M , rs, F. Yorke. Firsf row' Rob +C . er leylon, E. Lynn Byers, Rulh Clelland, ax BUSINESS STAFF Second row: Mr. C. DeLong, Jack Lazarus Mr. P. Epping Jim Carr. Firsl row : Diclc Closson Mr. D. Houseman. GENERAL STAFF Third row: Lorry Weller, Helen Kleinlwenz, Blyflie Bromley, Nancy Karnisclwlr S y. econd row: Jean Church, Jack Lazarus, Belly Jack- son, Jolm Buzaw a. Firsf row: Janel Kaufman C , arol Sfoclring, Barbara Van Alsfyne. Third row: W. Heiligman, P. Coogan, S. Soulhworih, F. Sylvesrer, D. Ferner, E. Nemefz, M. Grofh, A. Holmes, W. Townsend, A. Carr, L. Carlfon. Second row: R, Ewald, H. Ransom, N. Dinolfo, P. Lough- borough, R. Nicasfle, J. Byers, P. Knighls, R. Simon, C. Vanderzell, R. Bruns, J. Vanderbeck, R. Lodan. Firsf row: J. Linhos, G. Nardi, A. Hann, R. Smifh, M. Sfein, M. Eddy, J. Havill, W. Bommelie, M. Humm, A. Dorland, J. Klapp, S. Coleman. If a confused and lonely eighlh grader had happened io wander all fhe way up fo fhe fourih floor early some morning, and peered ihrough 'lhe craclr befween lhe doors af fhe end of l'he hall, he mighl' have seen lhe John Marshall Orcheslra hard al work, under fhe direc'I'ion of Harold Geshwind. He probably observed ifs members rehearsing a calchy l'une for l'he OpereH'a, one of lhe worlrs of M. lppoIi+ow-Iwanow, for an assembly program, or perhaps lhe well-known graduafion march. Our bewildered Ii++Ie friend musl' have also discovered lhaf, alfhough 'lhe players were no'l' numerous 'lhe music 'lhal' issued forlh was pleasing and harmonious fo fhe ear: moreover everyone appeared 'l'o be enioying his own work foward presenling nol'ed enferlainmenl' for John Marshall. ORCH ESTRA Third row: R. Ewald, R. Closson, E. Nemeh, R. Bruns, F. Sylvesfer, L. Carlfon, D. Ross. Second row: A. Hall, J. Byers, P. Knighfs, J. Linhos, S. Bayley, C. Vanderzell, R. Simon. Firsl row: A. Hann, W. Bommelie, J. Dayfon, H. Geshwind, adviser, J. Milanefle, A. Dorland, A. Pasko, P. Ida. r l T J POINT OF PERFECTION Had an i+ineran+ undergradua+e ascended fhe sfairs on Monday, Wednesday, or Thursday, he would have 'Found Mr. Geshwind leading fhe Marshall Band. This group of falenled amafeur insfru- menlalisfs gave spirii' fo fhe foofball games of fhe fall, +he baskeiball frays of fhe winfer, and +o fhe assemblies fhroughouf fhe year. They also fraveled fo surrounding grade schools fo give concer'I's for fhe 'Fu'I'ure Marshall s+uden+s. Af+er +heir frip +o School 34, +hey were presenfed wifh drawings and descripfions of +heir concern' done by fhe younger members of +he audience. They were s+ric+ly original and provided many momenfs of amusemeni for fhe band members. 59 SENIOR Fiffh row: R. Perkins, J. Figler, W. Heiligman, P Coogan, T. Leichf, D. Barber, D. Maffies, E. Francis L. Sfrickland, J. Liffle, N. Karnischky, R. Lodan, J Caprio, G. Malin, E. Cufhberf, H. Schmidf, S. Recko- wifz, D. Coonan, M. Grofh, C. Lane, J. Silliman Fourfh row: W. Townsend, B. Shaw, B. Morse, J Riley, R, Hopper, M. Huff, E. VanLare, J. Turney, C. Nichols, J. Kemp, S. Kefchum, J. Berger, M. Mc Avoy, A. Pifcher, A. Davis, S. Bixby, M. Kleiman, S. Sfahlbrodl, F. Guerin, B. Shaw. Third row: B. Nicasfle, D, DePo+ie, J. Lennon, J. Miller, B. Bowser, D. Man fredi, J. Giebel, J. Nemefz, S. Scolf J. Cosmano, J MR. SINGLETON WE LIFT OUI Under fhe direcfion of Mr. Singlefon, fhe Senior Choir, composed of one hundred voices from our fenfh, elevenfh, and fwelffh year sfudenfs, presenfed several successful programs during fhe year. Wifh fhe help of fhe officers, Warren Heiligman, Presidenf: June Burlingame, Secrefary: Clyde Lane, Vice-Presidenf and Treasurer, Efhel Sharpe, Wardrobe Misfressg and Walfer Townsend, Hisforian, fhe programs were presenfed wifh accuracy, precision, and finesse. Billy Boy , The Lord's Prayer , All The Things You Are , Grandma's Thanksgiving , and The Nighf Before Chrisfmas were selecfions which were enjoyed by fhe choir members, as well as 'lheir numerous audiences. The highlighf of fhe year's accomplishmenfs was fhe opereffa Tune ln , which was presenfed by fhe members of fhe choir during fhe laffer parf of fhe second ferm. JUNIOR Fiffh row: D. Joyce B. Gardner T Pasko R. Hamilfon E. Coleman R. Silli- man B. Wehner E. Copeland A Moshier G. Naumann. Fourfh row: H Dyer K. Rockow R. Gridley R. Schloff- man W. Johnson J. Cleveland J. Jones J. Oberlies J. Shaw C. Casperson J Hall. Third row: C. Evgenides J. Parisi J. Shreder C. Ruscio A. DiNif+o L Gallipeau M. Findlay J. Thomas L McKinney. Second row: A. Dodge ac companisf D. Hammond P. LoPres'li R Mears J. Willeffe P. Maueo P. Far- rell S. Kaplan B. Moffif B. Bane D Johnson. Firsf row: L. lngerick J Richens I. Tonery P. Rohnke E. Brad- bury V. Bixby S. Enrighf S. Noonan H. Drake J. Boyce M. Heberger D Gerber H. Thompson. CHOIR Burlingame, E. Sharpe. J. Defler, M. Oehmlze, L. Flaclr, S. Dashnau, B. Arnold, M. McPhail. Second row: A. Dodge, accompanisf, J. Finlayson, J. Oswold. V, Fairfax, V. Seibold, J. Milanefie, J. Church, M. Berner, B. Foley, D. Spifzer, J. Fishbaugh, B. Wafer- lield, C. Bovay. J. Dayfon, K. Hooker, A. McDiII, I. King, E. Arcara. Firsf row: P. Vollerfsen, L. Mels, V. German. B. Lyons, A. Suier, N. Heffron, L. Melos, A. Dorland, N. McDeviH, S. Scarpulla, J. Beyer, B. Hasenauer, E. Hurfubis, A. Paslro, M. Brule, M. Rogers, F. Nunn, M. Acierno, W. Johns, H. Singleion, adviser. -IEARTS IN SONG The Junior Choir, under 'rhe direc+ion of Mrs. McCabe, mei' in fwo separafe groups in Room 403 during Ihe fif+h and sixih periods. There was one combined rehearsal each week. The choir's appear- ance in our own assemblies, as well as on programs presenied by ihe surrounding grammar schools, revealed work in which a perfeci blend of voices and Fine in+erpreI'a+ion of +he +ex+s were impressive. The numbers varied from +he s+irring composi+ion en+i+led Morning Io Ihe lighier class, such as The Irish Washer Woman . These one hundred and ien sfudenis from our eighih and nin'I'h grades came +hrough wifh a superb record. MRS. McCABE CHOIR Fiffh row: B. Cardwell, A. Heckler, W. Thorpe, A. Brownell, J. Thomas, A. Baker, A. Linch, B, Wing, D. Harfs, A. Bellavia, R. Rosen, A. Triassi. Fourfh row: M. Whife, G. Schneible, R. Conroy, B. Maifys, B. Alfoff, R. Fordyce, F. Tausch, T. Tascione, G. Nardi. Third row: E. Koper, V. Harris, J. Lauchlan, C. Fen- nell, J. Long, S. Kramer, D. McOuaig, P. Clark, B. Neale, B. Maynard, J. Viola. Second row: B. Danno. K. Jensen, E. Leppla, D. DeCoolr, J. Mon+ello, M. Lo- Brulfo, M. Hall, S. Foos, R. Righfmyer, R. VanDuser, M. McCabe, adviser. Firsf row: M. Williams, S. Ingraham. A. Smith, J. Buclr, D. Maskell, C. Colwell, J. Merediih, N. Miller, J. Cliff. P. Perkins, W. Kruspe, B. Wilcox. bl Ai! ' T' . r 1, 1,-' I P . 1 v 4 . I W, xi - ,- 'j-'J V, JOURNALISMT T CLASS 'Q A 'Q Fourfh row: G. MacGregor, P. V gale, L. Sfriclxland, F. Ohnmachi Pifer. Third row: R. Spieler. Salfsman, G. Fuchs, A. Monigom B. Bowser, A. Dimino, E. Fa Second row: J. Braund, J. Byers, Voegele, D. Hamilion. M. Schn. C. Younglove, M. Herr, H. Jeff Firsi' row: D. Whifilesey, J. Nem H. Bonaldi. THEY BEAT THE DEADLINES This year anofher crop of embryo iournalis+s was processed in +he iournalism class. Affer a year of rraining in rhe fundamenrals of newspaper wrifing, 'lhese young reporfers emerged as hardened iournalisls. Noi' only did fhe +raining 1'hey received enable fhem +o wri+e for publicafion, buf if also +augh+ +hem self-reliance and puncfualify. The eyes of rhe communi+y were focused on Marshall +hrough +he ac+ivi+ies of fhe Press Bureau. The edirors of +he Bureau for +he firsl and second +erms were Joan Powers and Nancy Karnischlcy, respecfively. Miss Mary Foley served as adviser. Bureau members had 'l'he imporranf responsibilify of sending school news +o The Democra+ and Chronicle, The Times Union, and +he Tenfh Ward Courier. Marshall's elabora+e new radio sfudios were lhe subiecl' of whai was perhaps The mos? impor+an+ school news s+ory of lhe year. PRESS BUREAU 62 DOCKET STAFF ls+ TERM ird row: J. Buzawa, B. Bromley, J. ufman, J. Lazarus. Second row: Allardice, H. Kleinhenz, B. Foley. Siocking, N. Karnischky, B. Jack- 1, R. Schilifhauer, P. Jenkins, ad- or. Firsf row: J. Burlingame, M. rner. J. Powers. MARSHALL GOES TO PRESS Excifemenf and hard work were +he key words when fhe Docke'I ' sralif mel' Monday aHernoons 'for make-up. Munching candy bars, fhe edifors poured over fhe dummy sheefs, wrifing headlines. coun+ing le'Hers, and sfriving 'lo presenf an inferesfing and affracfive newspaper. Lasl' minule srories were 'I'yped, and impor+an+ lifrle delails checked. Cries of Whai' happened +o fha? s+ory? were offen heard. Room I53 had a special glamour unknown fo fhe big cify daily every 'lime fhe Marshall Docke+ wenf +o press. Make-up was fhe climax of much preparafion. Conferences were held fo defermine edirorial policies, and assignmen+s had fo be handed our fo fhe elevenfh grade iournalism class. A newspaper +ha+ would nor only be informafive, buf also help Marshall become a more ideal school was fhe consfanf aim of +he slalif. Edi+or-in-Chief John Buzawa and +he s+aFF for rhe Hrsf ferm were elecfed by I946-47 journalism class. The s+aFF for 'lhe second +erm, headed by Jack Lazarus was elecfed by +he I947-48 class. DOCKET STAFF 2nd TERM Second row: C. Slocking, P. Herlihy N. Chapman, S. Bayley, E. Allardice nischky. B. Jackson, J. Powers. J Lazarus, H. Kleinhenz, J. Buzawa. n 63 B, Van Alsfyne. Firsf row: N. Kar- RI 4 X -L X ff j ff7 BETA HI-Y Third row: A. Bufler, J. Kelly, J. Noris, L. Morlon, D. Reclor. Second row: C. Pundl, R. Schaef- fer, T, Willcen, F. Harlmon, R. Englebrechl, B, Melrose P. Whif- man, G. Hill, J. Sloclxhan. Firsf row: B. Lanning, B. Johnson, C. Gaumann. ALPHA HI-Y Second row: A. Carr, J. Ferner, L. Jossem, R. Raufeisen, A. While- house, R. Simpson, A. Saucle, G. Cole, R. Sfeinwachs. Firsi row: P. Pramonlo, J. Whifley, B. Vorholzer, S. Beniaman, K. Fraser, P. Knighfs. DELTA HI-Y Third row: J. Byers, G. LaBraI B. Bolkews, W. Heiligman, Jewell, F. Tausch, P. Ulms: neicler, J. Glass, R. Hamillon, Reisinger, A. Berndf. Second ro R. Diver, D. Smilh. R. Eisenhaui B. Galvin, T. Shannon. Firsf ro D. Idler, J. Braund, T. Cross, Piier, B. McFadden. FRIENDSHIP INCORPORATED ALPHA TRI-Y Fourlh row: J. Church, J. Johns- lon, E, Hurlubis, M. Yeomans, L Melos, J. Bunling, B. Seymour M. Clemenf. Third row: J. Tur ney, G. Luiz, H. Bonaldi, S. Mou kous, K. Peiers, V. Seibold, J Roller, L. Purvis, H. Kleinhenz B. Young. Second row: J. Frisby G. Lynch, J. Evangelisf, S. Pem laerfon, M. Thomas, M. Shannon A. Bonaldi, M. McDonald, N Karnischky, J. Liffle, P. Herlihy, B. Jackson. Firsl row: J. Powers D. Hefzel, M. Schnalce, E. Con rad, M. Oehmlze, C. Merkel, K Hoolrer, H. Buechl. DELTA TRI-Y Third row: C. Nichols, F. Guerin, S. Kehr, J. Finlayson, B. Bells, B Bromley, F. Glass, S. Keichum, J MilaneHe, B. Bowser, J. Shorfs M. Wrighl, J. Vanderbecln, J Nangreave, A. Weir, L. Byers Second row: A. Van Branleghem C. Paffon J. Sal hine M Mc . p . . - Phail, D. Spifzer, A. Dorland, S. Slahlbrodl, B. Beehler, J. DeWiH M. Brule, C. Slocking, L. Beehler. Firsl row: J. Hall, J. Efing, V lhrig, B. Lyons, S. Burlre, J. lde B. Hasenauer, M. Masirella. MARSHALL'S GCOD ill ll W BETA TRI-Y Fourth row: H. Voegele, B. Gos- man, J. Meclrfessel, J. Grineff, B Robinson, B. Van Alsfyne, J Simons, J. Robinson, M. Myers B. Hemiup. Third row: N. Wrighf M. Schumacher, D. Hamillon, N Balmer, J. Caprio, B, De Meyer J. Beyer. Second row: N. Hef- fron, S. Coleman, D. McMannis J. Leieune, N, Pearson, H. Younl Firsf row: S. Schumann, L. Sfriclr- land, B. Broolrman. -D- PHI ZETA TRI-Y Third row: L. Maffeson, M. Lush A. Siller, V. Fairfax, D. Kimmel, J. Hunier. Second row: B, Wil ber, J. Johnsfon, P. Decker, M. . Bellor, S. Dashnau. Firsf row: N. - Gebo, A. Maccalline, M. Har-. ,- diclx, E. Barnelf, J. Gruver, J Lennon, L. Beener, A. MerrilI.Qx L Ef- SIGMA TRI-Y Third row: M. Ras, B. Spencer, J. Laing, G. Slocum, S. Bargain- nier, E. Sharpe, M. Berner, J. Fishbaugh. Second row: G. Bemenf, G. Smifh, D. Whi+I'Iesey, S. Sco'I I', Y. Vermeulen. Firsr row: M. McGahan, J. Brighfman, N. Callan, M. Boland, H. Servis, T. Chambers, M. Herr. LASSA TRI-Y Fourfh row: E, Hammer, B. Sel- kirlu, M. Fosier, R. Ludwig, J Zeller, V. Harris, E. Bever, D Purvis. Third row: W. Verner, D Bufler, E. Copeland, C. Ingericlr Second row: M. Dean, N. Jueck E. Becker, D. Malin, B. Bane, E Marshall, S. Mee. Firsf row: J Lauchlan, A. Baker, A. PiaruIIa N. Slarlrs. NEIGHBOR POLICY Wfffzfw WW ffl ,Jw A :P FIGHT. TEAM. FIGHT Third row: W. Bushnell, Coach, T. O'Reilly, E. Hayes, J. Dukelow, B. Murray, G. Beaffey, B. Sfallman, J. Siudley, B. Wilson P. Morfon, M. Levis, T. Wilkin, P. Gay, J. Figler, D. Maffies, E. Tripp, G. MacGregor. Second row: D. Lavery, L. Morfon J. Dorris, M. Grolh, W. Heiligman, B. Ludwig, D. Bergman, B. Miller, B. Shorls, A. Dimino, D. Burnham, A. Pike, T Brasser, K. Davis, J. Maclr. Firsi row: P. Viola, B. Lanning, C. Mambrelle. J. LeFevre, T. Cross, D. Plummer, P. Ladd' B. Sullivan, M. Conrad, D. Smiih, E. Aclnley, D. Melrose. 68 HS! SUMMARY Wd I3 Marsh ll 2 Moana I9 Marsh II 0 Marshall 7 Marshall 1 Qorlofh 0 Marshall 6 ug... is mfaisn iz 'S' Hill 17 Medial 0 The Marshall Gridmen, ihough nor having a successful season, showed plenly of fighf and spiril. The feam finished fhe season wi+h only one win and six defeais. ln all phases of defeat fhe feam was always in high spiri+. The Orange and Blue slaried fhe season by bowing 'lo Wesf I3-2 in whal' looked like a vicfory for fhe Judges. They wenl' on +o give las+ year's champions, Madison. one of 'rheir besl' games. 'lhough succumbing I8-l2. The one brighl' spo+ in fhe season was fhe viclory over ihe arch rivals. Charlo'H'e, 6-0. This win broke fhe iie scores of l'he lasf ihree encounfers. The Marshallmen also made fheir reappearance in fhe Red Wing Sladium. losing lo Monroe I9-0, when high school games were held lhere. Also in +he spof lighf was lhe game againsl ihe Jeff champions in which fhe Orange and Blue held ihe edge 7-6 ai' fhe half. The Jeffersonions came back 'lo win I2-7 in wha+ was easily fhe besl' game of fhe year. There were many oulsranding players on fhe ieam, bul probably fhe mosf oulsfanding were Paul Ladd, Gus Bea'Hy, Bob Miller, and Ari Pike who suffered injuries near 'lhe end of 'lhe season. ln 'lhe line fhere were Ronald Mossey, Don Burnham, Phil Mor+on, and Jim Dukelow as sparkplugsg Nexl' year Coach Bill Bushnell will have Don Burnham. Don Plummer, Mill' Levis, and Ari' Pike 'fo build his +eam around. 69 SUMMARY 2 Marshall 44 Hilfon Marshall 30 Franklin Marshall 39 Edison Marshall 32 Madison Marshall 49 Jefferson Marshall 38 Wes+ Marshall 45 CharloH'e Marshall 47 Monroe Marshall 33 Easf ' I and 2 signify firsi' and second half. Oh. We Will Figh+ for Dear Old Marshall BASKETBALL Second row: Mr. Al Negraffi, coach: MiI+ Levis, Phil Morfon, Tim Willrin, Coogan, Bob Reisinger, Lorry Weller. Firsf row: Bob Johnson, Keilh Davis, Frank, Jim Lee Morlon. Wilh +heir new coach, Al Negrafli, and fhe refurn of five velerans, 'lhe Marshall cagers won nine of six+een encounlers-good for fourlh place in lhe lnlerscholaslic League. Phil Morfon, sfar cenler, made all-scholasfic second leam cenier and Tim Willcin made honorable men+ion. In scoring, Phil was lhird in fhe league wilh l80 poinfs. Olher high scorers were Lee Morfon and Paul Coogan. The big upse+ of The year came in fhe second half meefing wilh Monroe, a heavy favorife. The final score was 47-34. This was +he lirsl viclory over Monroe since l94l. The Orange and Blue also defea+ed CharloHe lwice, 44-36 and 45-44, fhe laHer being won by a layup shol' pu? in by Phil Mor- fon wilh seconds +o go. TEAM Jerry Wollr, Paul Larry Gordon, Jacah Dulrelow, Paul Ladd. 70 ixgrpf XX. r, fl ms 'fi' L J ffif EAS-EBALL TEAM Second row: G. Mac Gregor, 'l Loighf, J. Mack, R. Lanning, R McMahon, R. Paliani, P. Morfon H. Gross, L. Becker, R. Kuchman W. Hailigrnan. J. Beaffy, Mr Clippenger, coach. Firsf row: A Pike, R. Miller, J. Rosanfroler. J Smifh, M. Davis, L, Sivard, H Norfhrup. Oh. We Will Fighf To Win fhe Game . . . The baseball squad under Coach Clippinger, fook one vicfory and suffered seven defea-ls. The main reason for Marshall's losses was laid fo fheir lack of fielding power. Larry Becker, fhrough his fielding, hiffing and fine relief pifching, was fhe main cog of fhe diamond men. Larry was also capfain of fhe squad. Max Davis bolsfered fhe feam with a good display of fielding and subsfifufe cafching behind fhe bal'fer's box. Hans Gross, a reliable hiffer, Jim Smifh, Phil Morfon, and Larry Siverd furned in some of fhe besf iobs for fhe Orange and Blue. Affer losing fheir firsf seven encounfers by close scores, fhe Judges finally hif fhe win column in l-he lasf game of fhe season when fhey knocked over fhe Wilson Parkers. SUMMARY Monroe 8 Marshall Jefferson 2 I Marshall Easl' 5 Marshall Franklin I0 Marshall Wesf 8 Marshall Edison 4 Marshall Charloffe 4 Marshall Madison I Marshall Second row: P. Viola, D. Hall, D. Nakahala, R. Johnson, J. Johnson, R. Smilh, D. Plummer, W. Sludloy, J. Milchol, H Slaffan, T. O'ReiIl , D. Mallies, R. Cron' , E. H rd' lr D. S r l R. Alw ll. F' r : N D' ll K ' y in a IC , up enau , e rrsl ow . mo o, . Davis, R. Dean, R. Bushnell, J. Ecklund, S. Brighl, G. McChesney, R. Forlman, W. Franklin, R. Raed, P. Ulmschnaidar. We're For You Through and Through Wilh lwo seconds and lwo lhirds, lhe Marshall Track Team, under lhe guidance of Coach Bushnell, ended up in a low sevenlh place because ol lhe loss ol many velerans. Marshall bowed lo Edison, lhe delending champs, in lhe inilial meel of lhe season, wilh Charlolle, lhe old lime rival, laking lhird place. The leam romped home in lhird place in lhe second meel, wilh Wesl 'High laking lhe laurels and Franklin second place. The lhird meel lurned oul lo be a hearlbreaker when Marshall was nosed oul ol second place by I 2X5 poinls. Easl garnered lirsl and Madison followed up wilh a second place. The slanding was improved a lillle in lhe lasl meel when lhe boys delealed Jefferson only lo lose lo Monroe. During lhe lour inlerscholaslic meels, lhe leam was sparked on by Jim Ecklund, who look lirsl place in every meel: Keilh Davis, who look lirsl in lhree meels: and Joe McChesney, who broke lhe lape in one meel. Cily Championships were won by Jim Ecklund and Sam Brighl in lhe shol-pul and 440 re- speclively. Keilh Davis also look a lwo way lie in lhe high jump. These boys, along wilh Joe McChesney and Norm Dinollo, were senl lo lhe Seclion V lnler- scholaslic Track meel. 72 o I 0 On T o V rckorq NN e re Nrarchrnq The John Marshah cross-counkrq squad, under khe capabXe Xeaderskip of Coach Wriqhk, wound up vdih 6-dh pXace Rn Xnker-schoXas'rXc cornpehhon. The harrXers annexed No seconds and No krnrds. The boys iraRned on a rugged No and one-haVr nine course ak Marievlood Park. Cross counkri reqrirred a qreai deaX or endurance and sianfrna, and khe harners deserved a greai deaX or credki for iherr work. I Marshah pariidrpaked Rn khe Seddon V rneek ak Hobart kahrnq hhh pXace. Don Bah Roch eXevenih pXace, ?auX Uh'nschneKder Neniq-iourih, Bob Srnhh wenhg-sevenkh, Roberi Lodan khrrhg-Yrikh, Ed CBKX-Low iofhi-Yriih, Nan Johnsion for-N-ekqhih, and Torn Miher NN-irxkh pXace. Don Hah, a nevlcorner ro 'che Ream, proved ko be khe qreaiesk assei ro 'the squad. Nso oi vahxe ko 'the iearn was khe runrfrnq of ?auX Uhnschnerder, ckosehf iohovled by khe ehorrs or Bob Snnkh. CSROSS UNTRY TE AM Scand ' MCFQQOW: W d - W . T' Milfs' L' Ciraght Co I ' R, Lr' B. G WI, H Bch, rsljlfow: Edanl Elvin' C'gQf. VoIl,TschneiQeIn90riQk G Um,,: . D. Heli: g:gEhSmif:. . ilzowqml L- 73 f5c'ZY55W'C' iw' swim TEAM Las? row: A. Finch, A. Carr, J. Schaefer, T. Schaefer, K. Hofsass. Second row: F. Ohnmachf, D. lngerick, J. Mayfield, A. Jeweff, L. Jossem. Firsl row: S. Soufh- worfh, D. Laurer, B. Schaefer, P. Hoenfl. B. Conger. Always fhe Vicfory To You Under fhe arfful coaching of Anfhony Gerace, fhe John Marshall swimming fearn confinued ifs skein of wins by splashing ifs way fhrough ifs sixfy-eighfh sfraighf vicfory fo capfure ifs sevenfh con- secufive inferscholasfic league fifle. The feam succeeded in shaffering numerous pool and school records during fhis season. The 200 yard freesfyle relay +eam of Bob Schaefer, John Schaefer, Tom Schaefer, and Don Laurer highlighfed fhe vicforious season by chopping I.2 seconds from fhe cify freesfyle relay record. The nearesf any league feam came fo beafing fhe Marshall finmen was Edison Tech wifh a score of 26-40 in favor of our feam. MARSHALL SWEEPS . . . FOES BEFCRE HER . . . Lasf row: Mr A Heisman coach- J. Glass R Eisonhauer T. Miller G. Ingraham,.D..Bufler, E.lCarrol,' R. Harris. Second rowzl F. Koeni: ger, C. Cardillo, R. Lanning, D. Malfies, R. Hahn, G. MacGregor Firsi' row: P. La Mendola. M. Conrad. W. Shorfs, R. Schlegider D. Burnham, W. Weiland. Marshall's '48 wresfling feam under fhe wafch- ful eyes of coach Anfhony Beisman stepped up fo a second place in 'lhe inferscholasfic wresfling league. This yearfs feam surpassed all previous records by losing only fo 'lhe cify champions: Edison Tech. The fhriller meef of fhe season was wifh Mon- roe: fhe sco were fied e eral 'limes unfil Mar- shall br s fie b he lasf mafch. A4 37ixAQW, TLING TEAM IQJvv,,:.:2f'v RWJVWE 'ffwwfff SOCCER TEAM Third row: A. Berndf, W. Hall H. Sfeffan, J. Carr, P. Coogan J. Ferner, R. Reisinger, D. Mac- Leod, P. McKinney, K. Hofsess Second row: D. Hill, N. Chap- man, R. Diver, F. Clow, B. John- son, W. Weiland, J. Frank, D Harris, D. Rohnlxe. Firsl row: R. Spieler, P. Boyack, J. Braund, C. Vanderzell, G. Bird, L. Gordon, J. Pascale, T. Tascione. OH, WE WILL FIGHT TO THE END . . . The I947 soccer feam, plagued by bad breaks, was be'Her Ihan lheir record of Ihree wins, four losses, and rhree ries indicaled. Aided by fhe re+urn of liffeen experienced velerans, Coach Beisman drilled lhe squad as a unif, sfressing passing and leamwork. The besf game of 'Ihe season was fhe Franklin game, in which Larry Gordon broke a 'lie wifh a lasl' minule penally kick. The Jeff game saw fhe Marshall squad iump +o an early lead and pile up more poinls lhroughoul each quader. A posf season game wifh Charlo'He ended in a 9-I defeal' of l'he Lakesiders. The +eam's scoring was well divided wilh Chuck Vanderzell as high scorer wiI'h eighl' poinfs. Olher individual slandoufs were goalies Ari Berndf and Bob Reisinger, halfback Whiley Hall, and Kuff Hofsass in cenfer 'Forward posilion. A SMASHING VICTORY The John Marshall 'lennis leam, under 'lhe skillful guidance of Coach Wrighf, came fhrough wilh flying colors by placing firsl in fhe Rochesfer high school compelirion. The +eam was sparked by such players as Tom Wallace, who look lirsl' place in fha cify championships, John Buzawa and Jack Ferner in I'he singles mafches, and Bill Carpenler and Ed Allardice in doubles compelilion. Wilh 'Ihis com- binafion, Marshall couIdn'f' help bul' win. TENNIS TEAM - . Second row: E. Allardice, J. Ferner, T. Wallace, B. Abroy, J. Buzawa, B. Carpenfer, R. Wrighl, coach. Firsl row: J. Figlor, B. McFadden, J. Boyers, D. Ferner. 75 i r LEADERS CLUB MARSHALL'S GLAMAZONS Splashing wafer, shoofing baskefballs, and iumping over bucks and horses, could be seen affer school in fhe girls' gym and in fhe swimming pool. ln fhe swimming clubs, fhe girls' wafer-ballef feam fool: fhe spoflighf and performed before many swimming meefs. The 'ream was made up of girls wifh endurance, wifh a knowledge of all fhe swim- ming sfrokes, wifh a slow and graceful swimming form, and wifh an undersfanding of a greaf many wafer sfunfs. The girls' Baskefball Club was divided info several feams. These feams played againsf each ofher each week: preparing fo play againsf girls baskefball feams of ofher schools. ln fhe Leaders Club, fhe insfrucfors faughf and frained fhe girls ahead of fhe regular gym class slcheduleh The girls selecfed for fhis work wore special whife gym suifs in fhe gym classes and assisfed f e feac ers. GIRLS' BALLET TEAM 76 - ,.,...-,................--wi ,. W. ...f ....- -.0 ,., ,. ,ss ' 19 f If l H . ll - f' H.: fn . - - Q . , - if f f Ou+ for an Airing f ii i Wha+ A Raquef Scholasfic Commission Tobogganing ' QP if xi i' 'ii' q A gl 5 A ' fm G 1 Pyramid on +he Sand 77 The would be Hosilers Spoi Ligh? on News The Picnic of H. R. 320 A couple of Dears in fha Park Lunchroom Pa+rol - swmlcns- ww 'ru YEAR srmngrgro O -,WIN ,- .1- CAPTUR 6811 mwws 'S SONCRA sn-.cog Y i cr5h0.u Sgilr-nf ll 5 ' '1' 'J QI, -NN I S A f -' 2 -'flnxlu Q-gf, Mhz'-:fx SX 2 , ASSEMBLY .A :X -,- --di Li - 'Q' ff 2 fi 5 S- ...,... . , ..f,- LEX u se ADVICE TO 811 GRADER ' SON. you NEED yous THAN Seevanexhiemf Pdif LUCK Miqfmy Ang qood ear oqofns+ Qhorlfwf K 1 uilqcsurnw N 4 72' s V7 , lf' f fy p y J .Vx 'J '53, ' 1 2 A Q ' ml 35 , ' 9X l' K B , 5 . Xp ' v 1! K t ., '- xr : 1' , ,W ' I !,,m:l 2' ' l 1 J Nw w U 4 78 ,. ! 5 I ELIZABETH J. ACKER I88 Alameda Street Student Secretary 3: G. S. O. Representative 2: S. A. Carn- paign 4: Memorial Scholarship Drive 4: Dungaree Frollc Ticket Chairman 4. EDWARD M. ALLARDICE 38 Keehl SING' Maior and Minor Letter Scholarship 3: Minor Letter Activ- ities 2: Maier Letter Activities 3: Minor Letter Athletics 3: School Award 3: Executive Council 4: Co-editor John Quill 4: Exchange Editor Docket 4: Assemblies 2, 3, 4: Stage Crew 2, 3: Homeroom President I: National Honor Society 3, 4: Quill and Scroll 3. 4: Rating Committee I, 2, 3: Tennis Team I, Z, 3, 4: Dance Committees 3, 4: Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4, JOHN D, ALLEN I67 Kislingbury Street Homeroom Basketball I, 2, 3. 4: Homeroom President 3: Rating Committee 2: Life Saving 2, 3: Swimming Club 2, 3: Minor Letter Athletics 2: Maior Letter Athletics 3: Swim- ming Team I, 2, 3. ELEANOR JANE ANDERSON 4 Brooklyn Street oenior Choir 2, 3. 4: Operetta 2. JANET ELLEN ANDERSON 4 Brooklyn Street Delta Tri-Y 2: Assembly 3. ELEANOR BALL Horsebackriding Club I: Jr. Party Dance Committee 3: Usher Graduation 3: Minor Letter Scholarship 4. RICHARD BAUER Banking Clerk I: Rating Committee 3, 4. SOPHIE ANNE F. I. BAYLEY IOI4 Ridgeway Avenue Orchestra I, 2, 4: Minor Letter Activities 2: Meior Letter Activities 3: Homeroom Representative 3: Assembly: Mai- orettes I, 2, 3, 4: Docket Reporter 3: Teachers Conference Usher 4: Docket Typist 4: Radio Workshop 4: Leaders Club I, 2, LORRAINE BEEHLER I333 Ridge Road West Badminton 2: Basketball 2: Square Dancing 2: Tri-Y 3, 4: Senior Flay Usher 3: Bank Clerk 2. PHYLLIS BEHAN Advanced Dancing I, 2: Jr. Red Cross 3. MARY B. BERGEMAN 37 Riverton Street John Quill Advertising 4. RICHARD A. BERGER 34I Curlew Street No activities. MARILYN JUNE BERNER 235 Winchester Street Bank Clerk and Stamp Clerk I, 2: Rating Clerk 2, 3: Docket Secretary 4: Legislature Representative 3: Sigma Tri-Y 2, 3, 4: Senior Choir 4: Docket Reporter 3. BETTY BEST No activities. JUNE BEYER 77 Linne4 Street Tri-Y 3, 4: Jr. Choir I: Senior Choir 2, 3, 4: Operette 2: Bank Clerk 2: Stamp Clerk I: Ping-Pong Club I: Badminton 2, 3: Attendance Card Collector 4. GEORGE BIRD SB Thorn Street Soccer 2, 3, 4: Homeroom Basketball I, 2, 3: Lite Saving 4: Gamma Hi-Y I, 2, 3: Minor Letter Athletics: Maior Let- ter Athletics 4. JOAN BREWERTON 7I Augustine Street Otiice Messenger I: Student Secretary 2. BARBARA E. BRIERLEY 3 Florida Avenue No activities. . ROBERT BRIGHT 54 Lake View Park Chess Club 2: Stamp Club 3, 4: Basketball Reserves 3: Minor Lettn Athletics 3: Soccer 3: Jr. Lite Saving 2: Assembly 3: Rating Committee. BLYTHE ANN BROMLEY B4 Albemarle Street Tri-Y: Docket 3, 4: Rouser Dance Checking 3: Minor Letter Scholarship 4. DAVID C. BROOKS 522 Birr Street Lite Saving 3: Swimming I: Assembly I, 3. PAUL BUCKERT 297 Bernice Street No activities. DANIEL L. BURKE 30 Lake View Park No activities, JUNE M. BURLINGAME 445 Lexington Avenue Jr. Inter High I: Senior Inter High 2, 3, 4: Jr, Choir I: Senior Choir 2, 3, 4: Choir Wardrobe Mistress 3: Choir Secretary 4: Spanish Club 2, 3: Scholarship Club 4: Rating I, 3: Operetta 2, Docket 3, 4: Minor and Maior Letter Scholarship: Minor and Maior Letter Activities: S. A. Assemblies I, 2, 3, 4: Jr. Party Committee 3: National Honor Society 4. ROBERT S. BURNS 202 Longridge Avenue Homeroom Basketball 3: Senior Choir 3, 4: Service Corps 4. VIRGINIA BUTLER I04 Ridgeway Avenue Senior Banquet 3: Stamp Clerk. M. JOHN BUZAWA 334 Ridge Road East Tennis 2, 3, 4: Standard Bearer 4: Maior Letter Scholar- ship, Activities 3: Minor Letter Sports 4: Docket Editor-in- Chief 4: John Quill 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Quill and Scroll 3, 4: Rating Committee I, 2, 3, 4: School Award 4: Stage Crew 2, 3: Jr. Health Committee 3: Visual Aid 3: Dance Committee 3. LYN BYERS Il5 Albemarle Street 5'l'V ll 9 I. 2. 3. 4i Lite Saving iSeniorl 3: Jr. Red Cross Leader 3: Delta Tri-Y 3, 4: Basketball 3: Leaders Club I, 2: Docket 3: Art Editor John Quill 4: Baseball 3: Bank Clerk 3, 4: Quill and Scroll 3, 4: Scholastic Art Key 2, 3: Usher Senior Play 3, Art Manager Swing Back Dance 4: Minor Award Athletics 3: Baseball 3: Ballet 3: Jr. Orchestra I: Hobby Club 2, Dancing Club 2: Minor Letter Scholarship 4. JAMES CARR 237 Tait Avenue Stage Crew 2, 3, 4: Soccer Manager 3, 4: Swimming Man- ager 3, 4: Minor and Maior Letter Sports 4: Minor and Maior Letter Activities 3: John Quill Advertising Manager 4: Dance Committee 3, 4. NEIL CHAPMAN se Sparliv-9 Dfiv' Docket 3: Soccer 3, 4: Homeroom Basketball I, 2, 3: Scholarship Club 4: Minor Letter Scholarship and Athletics 3: Maior Letter Scholarship 4, Sales Manager I: Stamp Clark I. JEAN M. CHURCH 35 Parkdala Terrace Maioratte Club I, 2, 3, 4: Minor Letter Activities: G. S. O. I, 2: John Quill Advertising 4: Alpha Tri-Y 2, 3: Stamp Clerk I: Radio Workshop 4: Senior Choir 2, 3, 4: Jr. Choir I: Operetta 2: Music Appreciation 4. ROBERT O. CLAYTON 30I Electric Avenue Homeroom President I, 3: Swimming I: Homeroom Bas- ketball 2: Wrestling 4: Sales Manager I, 2, 3: War Bond Sales 2, Messenger Z, Baseball 4: Dance Committee I: Assemblies I. RUTH MARIE CLELLAND 449 Lombard Street Tri-Y 2: Cheerleader 3, 4: Minor Letter Scholarship 3: Dance Committees 3, 4: Senior Play 3: Usher Graduation 3. RICHARD ARTHUR CLOSSON 58 Mason Street Homeroom President 3: Music Appreciation Club 3: Or- chestra I, 2, 3, 4: Inter High Orchestra 2. 3. 4: Homeroom Basketball I, 2: National Honor Society 3, 4: Meier and Minor Letter Scholarship 3: Maier and Minor Letter Activi- ties 3. WILLIAM CONGER 3IB Birr Street Swimming, I, 3, 4. EVELYN HELEN CONRAD 283 Oakwood Road 6.5.0. I: Banking Clerk 2, 3: Rating Committee 4: Tri-Y 2. 3, 4: John Ouill 4: Otiice Messenger 2: Minor Latter Activities 4. MAX B. CONRAD I9 Morgan Street Senior Choir 2, 3: Wrestling 3, 4: Football 4: Oparetta 2. PAUL W. COOGAN 4l Falmouth Street Basketball 3, 4: Soccer 3, 4: Minor Letter Athletics: Minor and Maior Letter Activities: Band and Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4: Choir 3. 4: Athletic Commission 4: Maior Letter Athletics 4: Traffic Patrol I. DONALD EDWARD COOK JR. I4b0 Dewey Avenue John Ouill Photographer 3, 4: S. A. Assemblies I, 3. 4: Football 2. RICHARD COONAN 55 Parkdale Terrace Senior Choir I, 2, 3, 4: Homeroom Basketball: Operetta 2. JAMES COWLEY 6I3 Magee Avenue Homeroom Basketball 4. JANICE CULHANE Sol Westmeunt Street Varsity Club I. EDWARD A. CUTHBERT 66 Castleton Road Senior Choir 3, 4: Service Corps 4. SHIRLEY DAILEY 3BB Birr Street Red Cross Club 2. DORIS DALTON I4 Bardin Street Jr. Red Cross 3. EARL DAVIES 56 Ridge Road West English Bookroom Assistant 2. ALBERTA JEAN DAVIS II2 Glanora Drive Minor Letter Activities 3: Tri-Y I, 2, 3: Swimming Club 3: Band and Orchestra I, Z, 3: Choir 3, 4: John Quill 4: Lite Saving 3: Spanish Club 4: Cheerleader 4: National Honor Society 4. SHIRLEY JEAN DAVIS 765 Britton Road Miner Letter Activities: Advanced Dancing I: Alpha Tri- Y I. 2: S. A. Assembly I: Docket 3: Salas Manager I: Jr. Red Cross I. KEITH DAVIS I20 Straub Road Track I, 2, 3, 4: Wrestling 2: Basketball 3, 4: Homeroom Basketball: Cross Country 2, 3: Football 4: City Champion- ship in High School Jump 3: Maier and Minor Letter Ath- letics 2. JANET ELEANOR DAYTON 60 Raines Park Rating 2, 3: Stamp Clerk I: Homeroom Representative 2, 3: Tri-Y I, 2: Minor Letter Activities 2: Maier Letter Activities 3: Maior and Minor Letter Scholarship 3: Choir 2. 3, 4: Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4: Radio Workshop 4: Assemblies 3, 4: S.A. Campaign 4: Inter High Jr. Choir I: Inter High Orchestra 2, 3: Jr. Town Meeting 4: Operetta 2: Dance Committee 3. NORMAN DEWAR 397 Maplewood Drive Varsity Club I: Music Appreciation 3, 4: Spanish Club 4: Rating Committee 4. JAMES K. DOAN 32 Sparling Drive Homeroom Basketball I, 2, 3: Wrestling 3: Rating Commit- tee 2, 3, 4: Minor Letter Scholarship 3. JAME E- DUKELOW 95 Rodassa Road Basketball 2, 3, 4: Football 2, 3, 4: Minor Letter Athetics 3: S. A. Campaign I, 2: Bank Clerk I. MILDRED E. ECKERSON I22 Goodwill Street Dance Committee 3: Senior Banquet 3. LAWRENCE E. ECKLUND 35 Huggy. Sign: Swimming Team I: Radio Workshop 4: Service Corps 4: Visual Aid Operator 3, 4: Swimming Club I: Stamp Clerk I. DIANE BEATRICE EDDY 2:7 C,,i,.,i Rnd Varsity Club I: Senior Play Usher 3: Graduation Usher 3: Office Messenger 3: Docket Reporter 3. JEAN S. EFING 69 Cuba Place Tfj'Y I- 2- 3- 4: Secretary 4: Senior Choir 3: Dance Com- mittee 2. WILLIAM EIGHME 663 Bonesieel Slreef Swimming 3: Sfamp Club 3. RUTH EDNA ELLIOTT 38 Willmae Road Graduarion Usher 3: Senior Play Usher 3: Minor Lelier Scholarship 3. WILLIAM EMMAL I56 Rodessa Road Baseball I, 3, 4: Homeroom Basketball I, 2, 3, 4: Minor Leller Afhlelics 3. RALPH E. ESHLEMAN I38 Bryan Sireef Visual Aid I. ROBERT EWALD I0l3 Dewey Avenue Spanish Club 3, 4: Music Club 3, 4: Rafing Commilieo 3: Homeroom Represenlalive 2: B. S. O. I. NED J. FARAH 394 Flower Ciiy Park Scholarship Club 4: Minor and Maior Lelrer Scholarship: Decker Reporier 3: Spanish Club 2, 3: Vice-Presidenl Span- ish Club 2. JOHN ARTHUR FIGLER 43 Banker Place Jr. Inler High Choir I :Senior lnler High Choir 2, 3, 4: Senior Choir 2, 3, 4: Tennis Team Manager I, 2, 3, 4: Fooiball Team Manager 4: Scholarship Club 4. JANET E. FISHBAUGH I2I Ridge Road Wesr Tri-Y 3, 4: Tri-Y Secrelary 4: Senior Choir 2, 3, 4: Jr. Choir I: John Quill Sales 4: Homeroom Represeniaiive 4. ELIZABETH JANE FOLEY 375 Bonesieel Slreel Raling Commiliee 3: Dockel 3, 4: Maioreile 3, 4: Losl' and Found 4: Baskeiball 3: Minor Leiler Scholarship 3: Tri- Y: Senior Choir 4: Radio Workshop. MARION D. FRANKE BZAVQ Flower Cify Park Tri-Y 3: Graduafion Usher 3: Scholarship Club 4: Radio I, 4: Minor Lelfer Scholarship 4. CHARLES FREAR II00 Sione Road Baseball Reserve I: Wreslling 2, 3: Homeroom Presidanl' 4: Assemblies 3: Minor Lerrer Afhleiics 4. SHIRLEE GALBRAITH 420 Lombard Sfreel Cheerleader 3: Sigma Tri-Y 3. PATRICIA GALVIN Senior Banque? 3. FAYNE ZERELDA GARDNER 226l Dewey Avenue Ping Pong I, 2: Dancing 2, 3: Badminfon I, 2: Bowling 3: Bond Clerk I, 2: Senior Play Usher 3: Jr. Parly Commil- Iee 3: Hiking Club Z: Minor Leiier Alhlelics 3. LOIS JANE GARRISON IOB Shady Way I-iomeroom Presidenl 3: Rafing Commiilee 3: Varsiiy Club I. MARJORIE GEARS Senior Play Usher 3. VIRGINIA GERMAN i693 Lyell Avenue Cheerleader 3, 4: Jr. Choir: Sigma Tri-Y: Raling Commil- Iee I, 2: Minor Lelfer Acfivilies Senior Choir 2: lnler High Jr. Choir I: Inier High Senior Choir 2: Spanish Honor Sociely: Opererfa 2: Senior Play Usher 3: School Play I: Valenrine Dance Commiilee: Dungaree Dance Commiflee: Radio Workshop 4. JANET L. GIEBEL 330 Lexingion Avenue Dancing: Senior Play Usher 3: Choir 4. JOYCE A. GILBERT I4l Flower Cily Park Hobby Club I: Bookslore 4. FAITH GLASS 3I0 Selye Terrace Tri-Y 3, 4: Varsiiy Club I: Dancing Club I. BARBARA GLEASON I33 Kislingbury Sfreef Sludenl Secrelary 4. MARGARET JANE GREENE B6 Azalea Road Homeroom Presidenf 3, 4: Della Tri-Y I, 2: Senior Choir 2, 3: Minor Lelier Aclivilies 3: G. S, O. I: Bond Clerk I, 2: Operella 2, Usher Gradualion 3: Major Leller Aclivilies 4: Radio Workshop 4: Jr. Choir I: John Quill 4. CAROL GREER 48 Dalslon Road Transfer from Pennsylvania. IRENE DOROTHY GROSSMAN 279 Sleko Avenue Maior Leller Acllvilies 3: Minor l.eNer Acliviles 3: S.A. Assembly 3: Radio 3: Sfudenl Associaiion Treasurer 3. 4: Varsily Club I, 2: Dancing I: Alpha Tri-Y I, 2: Senior Ban- quel 3: G.S.O, I, 2: Jr. Parry 3, Memorial Scholarship Drive 4: Swing Back Dance 4: Finance Control Board 3, 4: Execulive Council 3, 4: Leaders Club I: Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4: Sfudenl Day 4: Marshall Nile I: Baseball: Jr. Choir I. MERRITT GROTH 59 Carlisle Sfreer Foolball 3, 4: Homeroom Baskelball I, 2, 3, 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Choir 3. 4: Minor Leller Acliviiies 3: Assemblies I, 3. ALFRED HAACKE .Ib2 Bancrofl Drive Track Team 3: Wresiling 3, Minor Lelfer Scholarship 4: Nalional Honor Sociely 4. DONALD HALL 36 Sleko Avenue Inlramural Baskeiball I, 2, 4: lnlramural Swimming 2, Lilo Saving 3: Track 3, 4: Cross-Counrry 4: Homeroom Presi- deni I: Minor Lefier Afhlelics 4. PATRICIA ANN HAMMOND 45 Briarcliff Road Varsily Club I: G.S.O. I: Minor Leller Scholarship 3, Siudenf Secrefary 3: Spanish Club 3, 4: Bela Tri-Y I. MARILYN CAROL HARBER 54 Dalslon Road Cheerleader 3, 4: Minor Lelier Aclivilies 3: Radio Work- shop 4: Assemblies I, 3. J. EDWARD HARDICK I02 Sleko Avenue Spanish Honor Sociely 2, 3: Track 3, 4: Sporis Announcer 4: Radio Workshop 4: S.A. Assembly 4: Boys' Slare 3: Aihleric Commission 4: Nalional Honor Sociely 4. NORMA J, HARMAN 29B Merrill Sfreel Jr. Choir I: Leaders Club I, 2: Alpha Tri-Y I, 2, 3: Raiing I, 2, 3: Dancing I: G.S.O. I. NANCY HEFFRON B6 Glendale Park Jr. Choir I: Senior Choir 2, 3, 4: Operefia 2: Ping-Pong I: Baseball I, 3: Badrninfon 2, 3: Tri-Y 2, 3, 4. WARREN R. HEILIGMAN 3II Selye Terrace Fooiball 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Baskelball 3, 4: Cross- Counlry I, 2: Track I: Homaroom Baskelball I, 2: Senior Choir 2, 3, 4: lnior High Choir 2, 3, 4: B. S. O. I, 2: Execu- Iive Council 4: Senior Choir Presideni 4: Chairman Music and Dramafics Commission 4: Della Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Homo- room Sales Manager 2: Maior Lehrer Sporfs 3: Maior Leiier Acfivifies 3: S. A. Assemblies 3, 4: Oparella 2, 4: Dance Commission 3: Red Cross Carnival 3: Senior Play Usher 2. PATRICIA A. HERLIHY 375 Pullman Avenue Alpha Tri-Y 3, 4: Raiing Clerk 2: Minor Leiier Scholarship 3: Homeroom Presidenl 3: Dockal' Reporfar 3: Lunchroorn Pafrol 4: Maior LoHer Scholarship 4. RONALD HERMAN Foolball Manager 2: Inframural Baskelball I: Inlramural Swimming I: Scholarship Commission I: Homeroom Presi- denl I: Assemblies 3: Minor Lefiar Acfivifies 4. RUTH HILFIKER 996 Ridgeway Avenue lnrer High Choir 3, 4: Choir 2, 3, 4: Assemblies I, Z, 3, 4: Co-Edifor John Quill 4: English Oliice 2. 3. 4: Library Aide 3: Bank Clark I, 2: Quill and Scroll 3, 4: Dockoi 3: Maior and Minor Lelfer Aciivilies 3: Maier and Minor Leiior Scholarship 3: Oparelia 2: Scholarship Club 4: Rafing Commillee 2: Nalional Honor Socieiy 4. KAREN HOOKER 22 Allerion Sires? Leaders Club I: Tri-Y 4: Senior Choir 4: Dancing Club 2: Senior Play Usher 3: Varsiiy Club I. ROSEMARIE HOWARD I40 Easiman Avenue Sigma Tri-Y 3: Choir I. EFFIE VIRGINIA HURTUBIS II6 Albemarle Slraef Tri-Y 3, 4: Leaders Club I: Choir I, 2, 3, 4: Minor Leller Activities 3: Operaria 2: Office Messenger I. DORIS HYSNER 684 Flower Cily Park S. A. Campaign 2: Square Dancing I: Docket Reporlar 3. JANE HYSNER 684 Flower Ciiy Park Swimming I, 2: Srudeni Secrelary 3: Senior Life Saving 3: Baskeiball 3: Baseball 2. VIRGINIA G. IHRIG I74 Dove Slraef Tri-Y 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 3: Scholarship Club 4: Minor Leffer Scholarship 3: Gradualion Usher 3: Maior Leller Scholarship 4. BETTY JANE JACKSON I20 Parkwood Road Rafing Commiiiee I, 3, 4: Nalional Honor Socieiy 3, 4: Dockef 3, 4: John Quill 4: Quill and Scroll 3, 4: Tri-Y 2, 3, 4: Major and Minor Leilar Scholarship 3: Minor Lallar Acfivifies 3: Badminlon 3: Dancing I: Swimming I, 2, 3, 4: Gradualion Usher 3: Assembly 3, 4: Legislaiure 3: S. A. Manager 2: Square Dancing 2: Sludeni Secrefary 3. ORMA JACKSON 237 Ridgeway Avenue Dockel' 3: Spanish Club 3: Spanish Newspaper Ecliior 4. MARION JENTSCH 35 Pomona Drive Sfudeni Secreiary 4: Graduaiion Usher 3: Senior Play Usher 3: Senior Banque? 3. BRUCE JOHNSON 452 Clay Avenue Transfer from Greenwich High. ETHEL KARLIK 506 McCall Read Baseball 2: Choir 2: Bowling 3: Volleyball 4: Sludeni Sec- reiary 4: Opereifa 2: Radio Workshop 4. NANCY LEE KARNISCHKY 277B Ridgeway Avenue Homaroom Presidenr 2: Nafional Honor Sociely 3, 4: Quill and Scroll 4: Scholarship Club Presidenl 4: Assemblies 2, 3, 4: Choir 3, 4: lnler High Choir 3, 4: Music Apprecia- Iion Club Secreiary: Managing Edilor Dockel' 4: Liferary Ediior John Quill 4: Drum Maioreile 2, 3, 4: G.S.O. 2: Execuiive Council 4: Maior and Minor Leiier Scholarship and Aciiviiies: Minor Lefler Aihlefics: School Award 3: Baskelball 3, 4: Dancing I, 2, 3, 4: Varsily Club I: Tri-Y 2, 3, 4: Dance Commiriee 3, 4: Raling Commillee 3: Bank Clerk 2, 3. JANET KAUFMAN 437 Seneca Parkway Losf and Found Manager 4: Maier and Minor Leller Schol- arship: Dockev 3, 4: John Quill 4: Bank Clerk 3: Tri-Y 2: Gradualion Usher 3: Square Dancing 2, 3: Badminion 2, 3: Baseball 2, 3: School Dances Commiilees 2. 3, 4: Hiking Club 2: Spanish Club 4: Quill and Scroll: Scholarship Club 4: Nalional Honor Sociefy 4. MARGARET M. KELLER 383 Ridgeway Avenue Slamp Clerk 2: Cheerleader 2, 3, 4: Delia Tri-Y 2: Danc- ing I, 2. ANN PATRICIA KELLY l2B Rand Slreel Dancing I: Cheerleader 2, 3, 4: G.S.O. 2: Minor Leher Aciivifies: Radio Workshop 4: S. A. Assembly 3: Alpha Tri-Y I, 2: Senior Banquet 3: Dungaree Dance 4: Red Cross Sewing 2. HELEN G. KLEINHENZ 2 Carlisle Slreei Bank Clerk Co-Chairman 3, 4: Raling Checker 3. 4: Na- Iional Honor Socieiy 3, 4: Quill and Scroll 3, 4: Tri-Y 3, 4: Maier and Minor Lefler Scholarship 3: Minor Leiler Alh- Ieiics 3: Bookslore 4: Sludenf Teacher 4: Bowling 3: Leaders Club I, 2: Badminion 3: Dancing 3. 4: Volley Ball 4: School Award 4: John Quill Secraiary 4: John Quill Adverfising 4: Dockel Associale Edilor 4: Dockel Reporrer 3: Gradualion Usher 3: Minor Lefier and Major Lefler Acfivilies 4: Schol- arship Club 4. CHARLES W. LA BAR 574 Ridge Road West Homeroorn Baskelball I: Siage Crew 2: Homoroom Prggi. deni I: Scholarship Club 4: Maior Lefier Scholarship: Checking Commiliees: Nafional Honor Socieiy 3: John Adverlising 4: Assemblies 2. 3. 4: Minor Leller Ac- ivi ies. PAUL J. LADD Ill Keahl Slreei Foofball I. 2, 3. 4: Baskoiball 2, 3, 4: Reservejasabqllg Reserve Baskeiball I: Minor Leiler Afhleiics 2: Maior Leller Alhlefics 3. MARGIE ANN LA FLEUR 7I Chesferfon Road Lunchroom Cashier 4: Leaders Club I: Dancing Club I, 2: Baseball: Minor LeHer Scholarship 4. EDWARD LAMBE 233 Florence Avenue Swimming I: Inrramural Swimming I, 2, 3: Assemblies 3: Siamp Club 3. CLYDE LANE I46 Winchesier Srreef Soccer 2: Homeroom Baskerball 2: Senior Life Saving 3: Swimming Team 3: Track Team 3: Homeroom Presideni 2: Opereifa 2: Choir 3, 4: Nalional Honor Socieiy 4. ANNABELLE LAUCHLAN I28 Glendale Park Dancing I, 2: Bond Clerk 2: Raling Commilfee 4: lnler High Choir I: Slamp Clerk 2. JACK BERT LAZARUS 5I62 Si. Paul Blvd. Nalional Honor Sociely 3, 4: Harvard Prixe Book 3: Quill and Scroll 3, 4: Minor Leiler Aclviiies 2: Maior Lelier Scholarship 3: Maior Lerier Acrivilies 3: Junior Town Meer- ing 4: Fearure Edifor Docket 4: Assemblies 2, 3, 4: Sales Promolion John Quill 4: Senior Grinds 4: Dockei Reporfer 3: Barn Enferiainmenr 4: Raling Commiifee 2, 3: Inler High Choir 2: Scholarship Club 4: Scholarship Commission 4: Dramafics Commission 4: Co-Chairman S. A. Drive 4: Jr. Parly Enferlainmenf 3: Sales Manager 2, 3: Los? and Found Auclion 4. THOMAS GERARD LEICHT 424 LakeView Park Spring Dance I: S.A. Campaign I: Bank Clerk 3. 4: Senior Choir 3, 4: Music Apprecialing Club 3, 4: Baseball Man- ager 3, 4: Dungaree Frolic 4: John Quill Adverlising 4: S.A. Assembly 4: B. S.O, 2, JEAN ELIZABETH LITTLE 80 Everell Sfreel Decker Reporter 3: Choir 4: Raiing Commiffee 2: Tri-Y 3, 4: Leaders Club I: Baseball: Sfamp Clerk I: Dance Com- milfee 3. BARBARA ANN LURZ 702 Slone Road Rafing Commifiee 3: Minor and Major Lelrer Scholarship 3: Lunchroom Cashier 3. EMILY FLORENCE LYNN 2B9 Norih Avenue Sludeni Secrefary 4: Senior Banquel 3. BARBARA D. LYONS 432 Elecfric Avenue Swimming I: S. A. Campaign: Varsily Club I: S. A. Assem- bly I: Raring Commiiiee I, 2, 3. 4: G.S,O. 2: Bank Clerk 2: Graduation Usher 3: Senior Choir 3, 4: lnlor High Choir 2: lnfer High Jr. Choir I: Delia Tri-Y 3, 4: Checking Corn' mifiee 3: Maior Leller Scholarship 3: Minor Leller Scholar- ship 3: Maior Lefier Acfivilies 4: Minor Leller Acriviiies 3: Scholarship Club 4: Homeroom Presidenl' 4: Jr. Choir I: Nalional Honor Sociely 4. BERNARD'W, MALLON 2 Fairview Heighls Band I, 2, 4: Orchesfra 2, 4: Minor Leller Acfivilies 3: lnier High Band 2, 3, 4: lnier High Orcheslra 3, 4: Home- room Baskerball I, 2: Inlramural Swimming I, 2: S.A. Assembly 2: Swing Band 2, 3, 4: Music Apprecialion Club 3: Maior Lerrer Acliviiies 4. DOROTHY MAMBRETTE B4 Siudley Slreei Sludenl Secrerary 4. BARBARA MARCILLE 3BI Maplewood Drive Bank Clerk I, 2: Leaders Club I: Swimming I: Varsify Club I: Alpha Tri-Y I, 2: Dcngaree Frolic 3: Jr. Choir I, 2. CAROL ELIZABETH MARGESON 205 Duflern Drive Baia Tri-Y 3, 4: Advanced Dancing I. ALBERTA MARTIN 50I MI. Read Blvd. Sigma Tri-Y 2, 3: Homeroom Presidenl 3: Jr. Parly Com- rnirlee 3. MARJORIE BELL MAYFIELD 6 Kay Terrace Dancing I: Leaders Club I: Alpha TrifY 2, 3: Siuclenl Sec- rerary 4: S.A. Assembly 4: Varsiry Club I: Sfamp Clerk: Jr. Choir I. ROBERT MAYOU I92 Florence Avenue Minor Leller Scholarship 3: Raling Commillee 2: Scholar- ship Club 4: Assemblies 3: Maier Leller Scholarship 4. MARY ANN McAVOY I3B Flower Cily Park Varsily I: Senior Choir 3, 4: Radio Workshop 4. MARY CATHERINE McDONALD 52 Everelr Sfreef Alpha Tri-Y 3, 4: Baseball I, 2: Leaders Club I: Raling Commillee 4: Badminfon 2: Lunch Palrol 4: Dancing I. ROBERT N. McFADDEN 669 Flower Cily Park Cross Couniry I, 2, 3, 4: Track I, 2: Tennis 3, 4: Homeroom Baskelball I, 2, 3, 4: Maior and Minor Lerier Scholarship: Minor Lefrer Alhlelics: Maior Lelfer Alhlelics 4: Bank Clerk I, 3: Slamp Clerk 2: Dance Commiiree 3: Narional Honor Sociefy 4. ANDREW McLEOD ISI Duffern Drive No acfivifies. , WILLIAM A, MEARS I23 Slrarhmore Drive No acrivifies. MARJORIE MEINHARDT 76 Henley Slreei Teachers Lunchroom Cashier 3: Senior Banque? 3: Library Aida 2: Teachers Luncheon 4. LU ELLEN J. MELOS 294 CIiRord Avenue Senior Choir 3, 4: Docks? Raporfer: Tri-Y 3, 4: Minor Leiler Acfivifies 3: Adverfising John Quill 4: Siudenl Secrelary 3. CAROL ANN MERKEL 77 Corona Road Alpha Tri-Y 3, 4: Leaders Club I: Bond Clerk 2, Jr. Parry Commiiiae 3. JEANNE GRACE MILANETTE 402 Lake View Park Jr. Choir I: Dancing I: Senior Choir 4: Inler High Jr. Choir I: Inler High Choir 2: Tri-Y 3, 4: S. A. Assembly 4: Minor Leiler Aclivilies 2: John Quill 4: Homeroom Presi- denf 4: Orchesrra I, 2, 3, 4: Sfamp Clerk: Maior Leller Acliviiias 4. ROBERT MILLER I982 Dewey Avenue Homeroom Baskelball I: Homeroom Represeniaiiva I: Sales Manager I: Maior and Minor Lefrer Aihlerics 2: Baskeiball 2, 3, 4: Baseball I, 3, 4: Foofball 2, 3, 4: Inira- mural Swimming I: Legislafure 3: Jr. Parly 3. JAMES C. MITCHEL 5I Navarre Road Track Team 3, 4: Minor Lefier Afhlelics 3: Minor Laiiar Scholarship 4. JOAN MOIR l362 Dewey Avenue Siudenl Sacrelary 3. ALLAN D. MOORE 203 Fullon Avenue Homeroom Presidenl I: Vice-Presideni Sfudenl Associaiion 4: Homeroom Baskerball I, 2: Junior Lile Saving 2: Bas- kerbsll 3, 4: Radio Workshop 4: Junior Parry Chairman 3: Minor Leffer Aihlelics 3. BARBARA Y. MORRISON B7 Beverley Heighfs Alpha Tri-Y 3: Hobby Club I: Tickef Sale 2: Library Aide 2: Senior Play Usher 3. PHILIP M, MORTON 255 Collingwood Drive Sludenl Associarion Presidenl 4: Foolball 2, 3, 4: Baskef- ball 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3: Tennis I: S.A. Assembly 3: Maior and Minor Leffer Afhleiics 3. RONALD MOSSEY 65 Davis? Road Foorball 3. 4: Homeroom Baskelball I, 2, 3, 4: Swimming 3, SYLVIA MOUKOUS 594 Clay Avenue Baskerball 3, Baseball 3, 4: Spanish Club 4: Badminlon 3: Graduafion Usher 3: Alpha Tri-Y 3, 4: Games Club 3: Narional Honor Socieiy 4. DONALD H. MUELLER I74 Albemarle Sheer Gamma Hi-Y. EUGENE JOSEPH NEMETZ 2069 Ridge Road Wesi Band 2, 3, 4: Orchesfra 3, 4: Malor and Minor Lelier Acfiv- iiies: Saiery Palrol 2, 3, 4. HOWARD K. NEWTON II7 Willis Avenue Hi-Y I, 2, 3: Bank Clerk 3: Assemblies 3. BETTY JANE NIX 45 Hickory Sheer Minor Lerrer Scholarship 3: Losf and Found 4: Spanish Club 3, 4: Major Lerrer Scholarship 4: Rollerskaiing I: Library Aide Z: Senior Banque? 3: Graduafion Usher 3. WILLIAM J. OSBORN B38 Ridgeway Avenue Foorball 2, 3, 4: Baseball I, 2, 3, 4: Homeroom Baskerball 2, 3, 4: Sales Manager 2: Minor Lelfer Aihlerics 2: Maier Lelrer Arhlerics 3: Arhleric Commission 4. ANNA PASKO I32 Maryland Slreei Cheerleader I, 2, 3, 4: Rouser Dance: Varsily Club I: Jr. Choir I. SHIRLEY IRENE PEMBERTON 424 Slone Road Senior Choir 3: Tri-Y 4: Varsity Club I: Legislature 3. KATHERINE PETERS 2I69 Dewey Avenue Swimming I, 2, 3, 4: Dancing I, 2, 3: Badminron 3: Volley Ball 4: Sales Manager I, 2: Raling Cornmillee 2: John Quill 4: Swing Back Dance 4: Minor Leffer Alhleiics 3: Maior Lefler Alhlerics 4: Senior Class Treasurer 4: Tri-Y I, 2. 3. 4: Slamp Clerk I: Dance Comrnifiee 3: Minor Lelier Aclivilies 4. ROBERT J. PETERS JR. I860 Sfone Road Jr. Pariy Commiilee 3. FREDERICK A. PFEIFFER 3l6 Laxinglon Avenue No acfivifres. MARIAN ARLENE PHILLIPS I24 Elecfric Avenue No aclivilies. AUDREY M. PITCHER 645 Sfone Road Office Manager 2: Jr. Rad Cross Sewing 2: Choir 2. KENNETH O. POWELL 4I Roeben Slrlel Honor Roll I, 2, 3: School Dances 2, 3. JOAN POWERS 259 Bryan Sfreol Bank Clerk I, 2, 3, 4: Tri-Y 2, 3, 4: Docker 4: S.A. Assam- bly 3, 4: Minor Lerfer Scholarship 4: Docker 3: Graduafion Usher 3. CAMERON A. PUNDT II5 Florida Srraei Homeroom Bank Clerk 2, 3: Homeroom Represenraliva 2: Radio Workshop 4: Audio-Visual Crew 3, 4: Baseball 2: Bere Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. RICHARD W. RECTOR l72 Kislingbury Slraei Beia Hi-Y, RODNEY RHODES 44 DuRarn Drive Homeroom Baskeiball I, 2, 4. MARGARET ANN RICO 442 Driving Park Avenue Alpha Tri-Y I, 2: Secrerary G.S.O. I: S.A. Assembly 3. JOYCE M. ROBSON I27 Palm Sheer Badminron I: Library Aide 2: Sludani Secrerary 3: Jr, Choir I. PAUL RODWELL IBI Pillsford Sireel Homeroom Presideni 4: Homeroom Baskefball I, 2. JAMES A. ROSENTRETER 326 Winchesler Sfreei Baseball I, 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 2. 3: Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Homeroom Baskelball I, 2, 3, 4: Inler High Choir I: Minor Lefrer Afhlerics 3: Minor Lefler Scholarship 3: John Quill Adverrising Commiiiee 4: Assi. Homeroom Presidenf 4: Maior Lerfer Alhlelics 4. BEVERLY ANNE RUFLIN 640 Ridgeway Avenue Sales Manager I: Booksfore: Srudenis Associalion 2: Lunch- room Cashier 3, 4: Minor Lerfer Scholarship 3, Spanish Honor Sociely 3, 4: Scholarship Club 4: Sfudenf Secrefary 2, Maior Leller Scholarship 4. MARY ANN RUTHVEN 556 Augusliqe Slreer Life Saving 3: Swimming Club 3: Bank Clerk 2, 3: Senior Banquel 3: Sfudenl Secrelary I, 2. CAROLYN SANFORD I49 Rodessa Road Dancing I. THOMAS E. SCHAEFER 346 Augustine Street Swimming Club I, 2: Swimming Team I, 2, 3, 4: Athletic Commission 2, 3, 4: Executive Council 3, 4: Homeroom President 2: Lite Saving 2: Legislature 4: Maior Letter and Minor Letter Athletics. RICHARD J. SCHIFFHAUER B66 Britton Road Homeroom Basketball I, 2, 4: Docket Reporter 3: Sports Editor Docket 4: Homeroom President 2: Bank Clerk 3, 4: Scholarship Club 4: Spanish Club 3: Senior Class Secre- tary 4: Major and Minor Letter Scholarship: B. S. O. I: Swimming Club 2: National Honor Society 4. ANITA ADELLE SCHU 533 Flower City Park Homeroom President I: Bank Clerk 2: Office Messenger 2: S.A. Assembly 3, 4: Alpha Tri-Y I, 2: Varsity Club I: G. S. O. I, 2. EVELYN MARION SCHULTZ 94 Mayflower Street Tri-Y I: Senior Play Usher 3: Minor Letter Scholarship 3. SARALYN SCHUMANN BB Falleson Road Senior Play Usher 3: Carnival Red Cross 3: Stamp Clerk 2: G.S.O. 2: Radio 3: Scholarship Club: John Quill 4: Feature Editor, Advertising John Quill 4: Badminton 2. 3: Music Appreciation Club 4: Swimming 3, 4: Baseball 3: Valley Ball 4: Beta Tri-Y 3, 4: Lunchroom Patrol 4: Minor Letter Athletics 3. SHIRLEY ANN SCOTT Bl Langford Road Jr. Choir I: Senior Choir 2, 3, 4: Student Secretary 4: Sigma Tri-Y 2. 3, 4: Swimming Club I: John Quill Advertis- ing 4: Operetta 2: Varsity Club I: S.A. Campaign I. VIRGINIA R. SEIBOLD I938 Lake Avenue Senior Choir 2. 3, 4: Inter High Choir: Operetta 2, Tri-Y 3, 4: Jr. Red Cross 3: S.A. Campaign I. BETSY ANNE SEYMOUR 84 Magee Avenue Alpha Tri-Y 2, 3, 4: Homeroom Representative 4. MARY SHANNON 26 Holmes Street Rating Committee I: Alpha Tri-Y 2, 3, 4: Senior Choir 2, 3, 4: Jr. Choir I: Radio Workshop 4: Radio English 3. ETHEL JEAN SHARPE 5 Finch Street Jr. Choir I: Senior Choir 3, 4: Inter High Choir 2, 3, 4: Tri-Y 2, 3, 4: Assemblies 3: Senior Choir Officer 4: Inter High Choir Officer 4: Varsity Club I: Minor Letter Activi- ties 3: Maior Letter Activities 4: National Honor Society 4. JUNE SILLIMAN I6 Barnard Street Red Cross Club 2: Senior Banquet 3: S.A. Assembly 3: Senior Choir 4. WILLIAM SIMON 78I Lexington Avenue Basketball I, 2. GALE E. SLOCUM I62 Clay Avenue Ping-Pong 2: Dancing 2: Tri-Y 3. 4: Bank Clerk 4: Minor Letter Scholarship 3. Senior Banquet 3: Maior Letter Schol- arship 4. MARTHA B. SMITH l70 Maryland Street Swimming I, 2: Dancing l: Leaders Club I. 2: Baseball I, 2: Radio Workshop 4: Campaign Manager 3: S. A. Assemblies 4: Chairman Art in S.A. Drive 4: Committee ot Memorial Scholarship Fund 4: Orchestra I. 2, 3: G. S. O. I, 2: Bond Clerk I: Ping-Pong : Badminton I: Voice 4. ROBERT E. SMITH 5 Hollywood Street Soccer I: Cross-Country 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Service Corps 4: Homeroom Basketball I: Maior and Minor Letter Athletics: Azsemblies 3. EDWARD J. SOREL 73 Winchester Street Homeroom Basketball I, 2: Office Messenger 9: Visual Aide 2, 3. ELIZABETH SPECHT I37 Keehl Street Alpha Tri-Y 3, 4. DOROTHY SPITZER IIO Mayflower Street Bank Clerk 3, 4: Swimming I: Volleyball 4: Dancing 4: Senior Choir 4: Tri-Y 3, 4: Baseball 4. MURIEL J. STEELE 57 Mayflower Street Docket 3. HARRY R. STEFFAN 686 Dewe Avenue Y Track 2, 3, 4: Soccer 4: Radio Operator 3, 4: Scholarship Club 4: Homeroom Basketball I, 2: Minor Letter Scholar- ship 3, Dance Committee I: Jr. Party 3. ROBERT STEPHENS 62 Williston Road Bond Clerk I: Homeroom Basketball I, 2, 3, 4: Assemblies 4: Basketball l, 2. 3. ELIZABETH STOBIE 6 Ridge Road West G. S. O. I: Senior Choir 3: Baseball I, 2: Leaders Club I, 2: Swimming I. CAROL STOCKING 320 Merrill Street Tri-Y 2, 3, 4: Homeroom President 2: Senior Choir 3: Inter High Choir 2: Rating Checker 3: Bank Clerk 4: Docket Reporter 3: Copy Editor Docket 4: Minor Letter Activities 3: Maior Letter Scholarship: John Quill Copy Editor, Ad- vertising: Swimming 3, 4: Dancing 4: Volleyball 4: Baseball 4: Vice-President Senior Class 4: Scholarship Club 4: Maior Letter Activities 4: National Honor Society 4. JACK STORY Homeroom Basketball I, 2, 3: Wrestling Team 2: Minor Letter Athletics: Office Messenger 2: Cross-Country 3: Gamma Hi-Y 2, 3: Homeroom President 3. EDWARD STUBBS 37 Ridge Road West Track 4: Jr. Choir I: Homeroom President I: Alpha Hi-Y 3: Homeroom Representative I, 3. JAMES STUDLEY I6 East Hanford Landing Road Football 3, 4: Basketball 4: Rating Clerk 3. ROBERT F. SULLIVAN I69 Augustine Street Football 4: Homeroom Basketball 4. AILEEN SUTER I48 Augustine Street Stamp Clerk I. 2: Sigma Tri-Y 4: Choir 4. BEATRICE MARIE SWARTHOUT I44 Duflern Drive Square Dancing 2, 3: Ping-Pong I, 2. FRANKLIN A. SYLVESTER 5I8 Driving Park Avenue Swimming I, 2: Homeroom Basketball I, 2, 4: Reserve Basketball 3: Homeroom President I: B. S. O. 2: S.A. Rep- resentative 3: S.A. Assembly I, 2, 3, 4: Radio I, 4: Home- room Baseball I: Inter High Jr. Choir I: Inter High Choir 2, 3: Choir 3: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Swing Band 4: Minor Letter Scholarship 3: Minor Letter Athletics 3: Maior and Minor Letter Activities 3: School Award 3: National Honor Society 4. EDWARD THOMAS I504 Stone Road Swimming I. RICHARD THURSTON 99 Ridge Road West Visual Ride I, 2, 3: Lunchroom Patrol 3: Minor Letter Activities. WALTER H. TOWNSEND, JR. 477 Alexander Street Music Appreciation Club 3, 4: Inter High Choir 2,-3, 4: A Cappella-Choir 3, 4: Minor Letter Activities 3: Maior Letter Activities 4: National Honor Society 4. ANNA TRAPANI 666 Flower City Park No activities. , JACQUELINE TUBB 93 Florida Street Rating Committee 2, 3, 4: Dancing I: Varsity Club I: Otiice Messenger 3. MARIE D. TUCKER 327 Rand Street No activities. PAUL W. ULMSCHNEIDER 367 Knickerbocker Avenue Delta Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Minor Letter Athletics 2: Maier Letter Athletic 3: Cross-Country l, 2. 3, 4: Track I, 2, 3, 4: Homeroom Basketball I, 2, 3, 4: Swimming I. BARBARA VAN ALSTYNE 940 Britton Road Baseball 3: Swimming I, 3, 4: Maior and Minor Letter Scholarship 3: Minor Letter Athletics 3: Rating Committee 3, 4: Leaders Club 2: Volleyball 4: Scholarship Commission 4: John Quill Salas 4: Major Letter Athletics 4: National Honor Society 4. ' CARL VELTRI 2B54 Dewey Avenue Visual Aide 2. .4: B. S. 0. I. 2: Homeroom Basketball I, 2, 3, 4: John Quill and Docket Photographer 4: Assemblies 3. URBAN J. VERSTRING, JR. 347 McCall Road Senior Choir 2, 3: President Senior Choir 3: S.A. Assem- blies 2, 3. 4: Football 3: Dance Chairman 3: Senior Class President 4: School Plays: Operetta 2: Minor Letter Ac- tivities 4. JEAN VOLKMAR 386 McNeughton Street Leaders Club I, 2: Rating Clerk 3. PATRICIA M. VOLLERTSEN 363 Avis Street Jr. Choir I: Senior Choir 2, 3. 4: Homeroom Sales Man- agar I, 2: Oparetta 2: G. S. O. 2: Visual Aid Secretary 4: Senior Choir Asst. Secretary 4: Senior Play Usher 3: S.A. Assemblies 3, 4: Inter High Jr. Choir I: Inter High Choir 2, 3. 4: Minor Letter Activities 3: Maier Letter Activities 4. SHIRLEY ELoIsE wALDoN 7I2 Flower cm P-fi Honor Roll I. TQM WALLACE 37l Clay Avenue Minor Letter Athletics and Activities 3: Maior Letter Ath- letics 4: Bank Clerk I: Seemblies l: Basketball I, 2, 3: Tennis I, 2. 3, 4. AUDREY WEAVER 242 Rand Street No activities. SHIRLEY L. wEsIIER 37 Juhnson Rnd No activities. ARTHUR J. WEIT 72 Barnard Street Messenger I. LORINGTON O. WELLER, JR. l56 California Drive Cross-Country 3, 4: Basketball Asst. Manager 3, Manager 4: Baseball Asst. Manager 3: Spanish Club 3, 4: Musnc Appreciation Club 3, 4: Honor Roll 2, 3, 42 I-lqiilltllfl Utd Homeroom President 4: Athletic Commission 4: Minor Letter Athletics, Activities, Scholarship 3: Maier Letters Athletics. Activities. Scholarship 4: School Award 4: Pras- ident Spanish Club 4: Vice-President Music Appreciation Club 4: National Honor Society 4. THOMAS WILKIN l6! Alameda Street Beta Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Football 3. 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Home- room Basketball I: Minor Letter Athletics 3. ROBERT WILSON 95 Parkdale Terrace Feerball 2. 3. 4: Wrestling 3. 4: Track 3: Assemblies 2. 3. 4: Alpha Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Maior and Minor Latter Athletics 4: Visual Aid 2, 4: Rating Clerk I. SHIRLEY E. WILSON 96 Shady WIY Senior Play Usher 3. DONALD E. YOUNG 363 Avis sind Homeroom Basketball I, 2, 3: Homeroom Representative 37 Sales Manager I. HELEN I. YOUNG 335 Lexington Avenue S.A. Committee 4: Memorial Scholarship Committee 4: ,Student Secretary 3. HERBERT YOUNG za sh.-lv W-II Hi-Y I, 2: Homeroom Basketball 3, 4. HELEN LISETTE YOUNT 5 Adfilll SVN' Bank Clerk Ce-Chairman 3, 4: Tri-Y 3, 4: Senior Banquet 3: Baseball I. Alpha Tri-Y and Bela Hi-Y . Allman Molors. Incorporaled Alomic Cleaners . ....,. .. Avery Bowling Hall ,....,. Barnard, Porler, Reminglon 8: Fowler ..........,... Baslian Brolhers Company , Bela Tri-Y ....,.......... Blanchard The Florisl .,.. Brooks Machine Shop Brown's Barber Shop ,... Buckley, Joseph J. . . . . Burns. Monsignor ,... Cadel Cleaners . ,. Carr. Jim ....., .... CavaIl's .....,....,., Chimes Mello Kreem ,.,. Chrislolf Grocery ........ Cilro Brolhers Grocery .,,, Clark's Markel ......... Clearview Fruil and Vegelable Markel .,.... Conlinenlal Baking Company Cooper. Ada ....,....... Corbell's Funeral Home Cosler, Charles P. ...., , Cowan Drug Company .... Cramer Drug Company ,... Crescenl Purilan Laundry . . Della Hi-Y .............. Della Tri-Y ......, . . . Dewe Terminal .,... Dorschel Molors . , .... Eddie's Service Slalion ,... Ellis Food Shoppe .....,... Em ire Cleanin 8: D ein Works P 9 Y 9 Erme's Do-Nul Shop ..,... Farrell Brolhers .........., Feeney 8: Waller ......... Feldman Coal 81 Coke Companyi Feldman, W. A. ......... , 95 89 88 98 94 INDEX TO ADVERTISERS Flannery. B. T. .......,,....... . Fromm Brolhers ...,........,.. General Ice Cream Corporalion. . Goaler. John ,.......,,....... Grinnan. Frank .,..,........... Harlmann. C. J. ..., Harl's Food Slores .... Homeslead, The .... Imhol's Hardware ,,.. lmmaculale Dances .. . 87 99 93 95 89 92 Jim's Candy Shoppe ...,.. . . , 99 J. M. H. S. Caleleria ...... IOI Judge Molor Corporalion 90 Key Drugs ...,............ 84 Kleinhenz, Ludwig S. ..... . 93 Lake Avenue Donul Cenler . . 90 Lassa Tri-Y ...........,.,.. 89 Ledlie, James .,..,...,..... 87 IOO Liberly Tailors 8: Dry Cleaners, Lippman 8: Sons ............ Lewis Funeral Home ,....... 89 Louis School of Beauly Cullure, . . IOI Maray's . .,,.. I ...,....... ,. 88 Maplewood Diner ....... IOI Masselh Dairy ...,...,.,.. 86 May-ee's Beauly Salon ,... 95 Max lhe Florisl ........... 86 McGarvey Coal Co.. Inc. .. 89 Meisenzahl Foods Inc. 92 MeIin's Men's Shop 9I Moser Sludio Inc. . .. Murphy's Service . .. 94 I02 Owen, N. E. .... . IOO Oxford Press ...,... 98 99 Palmos Sweel Shop ....,.,...., Pelers-Younglove Funera 99 Phi Zela Tri-Y ....,.,. 89 92 IOI Renner, J. F. ,... . Ralhke Hardware . . . P. P. Aulo Service .......,...,. I Home. . Pundl8rSon ......... Ridgeway Pharmacy ........ , . 92 Rochesler Business Inslilule ..,.. IOI Rochesler Coca'Cola ..,,,...,. 9I Rochesler Gas 8: Eleclric .....,.. 93 Rochesler Griddle Reslauranl .,.. 86 Rochesler Radio Supply Co. ..... IO3 Rochesfer Savings Bank ...., , 97 Rochesler Slalionary Co. . . . 99 Rochesler Turners Inc. ..,. , , 87 Rogers Markel 81 Grocery . . , . . 89 Roy's Texaco Service ,.... . . I02 Ryan Carling Co. .,... .,.,. . . 92 Sacred Hearf Youlh Club . , . . . 98 Schaefer Markel ...,..... . , 87 Schmanke's Shoe Slore , , . 98 Schroeder, E. A. ..... . 9l Scoll's Bakery ..............,.. I02 88 94 97 Schulz Bros. ,............. ..., . Sigma Tri-Y and Alpha Hi-Y .,,.. Singer Sewing Cenlers . .....,. . . Smalline Pharmacy .......,. . . 94 SoI's Grocery ....... , . 93 Sommers, C. F. .. . . . 88 Sovalsky Tailors . , , . 98 Slark Florisl ..... ,. 87 Sludenl Slore .... . . 83 Sugar Bowl ...... . . 95 Throm Grocery ..... , . 98 Town Taxi Service . . . . . I02 Train Doclor ....... . , 86 Tyser Tailors ...,.... . . 95 VanSaun, Howard ...... . . 89 Veleran Music Shop ..., . . 99 Wallace Drugs .......... . . 87 Warren's Amoco Servic 94 Whilllesey 8: Newman ..... IOO 98 86 6 ..., . . WiIIel'le's-Oualily Ice Cream i I I A Willof Prinling Co. ,....,...,.. . YurlAppliance 81 Furnilure Co. , , . 92 Zwelgle s .,.....,.. .......... 9 8 PATRONIZE THE STUDENT STORE All Prolils Are Used To Supporl The Aclivilies Of John Marshall Sludenls' Associalion OUR STAFF SERVING YOU Virginia Seibold Belly Jane Nix Joanne Defler Emily Lynn Helen Kleinhenz Beverly Ruflin Joyce Gilberl Bruce Mills 83 Myfl, IQ! vfwfgljflyffvw My Jxfwj, aj!!! , J! i Xfxwf' , ,, V' 1- ff Muff JQQY OF DISTINCTION' f A thing of beauty is el joy forever - Keats Diamonds have been passed down Through lhe ages as cherished heirlooms. People have found lhal perlecl diamonds are a ioy and a sound inveslmeni. When you purchase a diamond, buy i+ from someone who has had years ol: experience in lhe handling ol precious gems. Dislinguished jewelry made and designed by Jim Carr. ' Queen's Sfale Cro from English Crown Jewels 84 PORTRAITS and GROUP PICTURES JOHN QUILL PHOTOGRAPHED by MOSER STUDIO 27 Clinfon Avenue Norfh Rochesfer 4. New York Sfone 2440 85 For +he pasl' 25 years I have served 'lhis communi+y as giff counselor. The nexl' occasion lhal' you have fo purchase a gif+, visi+ my iewelry and giff shop al' I5I9 Lalre Avenue where you will find hundreds of sug- geslions 'lo choose from. CHARLES P. COSTER 15:9 LAKE AVENUE ,Xen mm ,., THE MAPLEWOOD DINER The Name for Fine Foods 59 RIDGE ROAD WEST Compliments of CRAMER DRUG CO. ROCHESTER GRIDDLE RESTAURANT F O O D No Better Than the Best But Better Than the Rest 835 LAKE AVENUE Open 24 Hours PRINTING OF ALL KINDS Wedding lnvilaiions Announcemenfs Personal S+a+ionery Business Cards Office Forms Job Forms Process Engraving Creaiive Prinling OuaIi+y Work Reasonable Prices WILLOT PRINTING CO. 52 Owen S+. Rochesfer I3, N. Y I MEETf' GARDNER --THE IRAIN DOCTOR Rocheslerfs Only Exclusively Model' Railroad Shop Faclory Aulhorized Lionel and American Flyer Service 22bI Dewey Ave. Glenwood 2847 Integrity - Dependahility - Ethics WINFORD H. LEWIS FUNERAL DIRECTOR Funeral Home - I305 Dewey Ave. Glenwood 4064 Rochester, N- Y. IMMACULATE DANCES Every Friday JOE NOLAN'S ORCHESTRA STARK'S FLOWERS 84: CLINTON Ave. N. Main 4145 - 2 - 9 ' 60 468 Runes ROAD w. PLYMOUTH sus TO DOOR Gian, 3838 SCHAEFER MARKETS IO50 DEWEY AVE. 404 RIDGE ROAD WEST WALLACE DRUGS I4I8 DEWEY AVENUE ai' Ridgeway Avenue The Friendly Corner DRUGS SODAS CANDY BARNARD, PORTER, REMINGTON 81 FOWLER Dealers In Painfs. Oils, Glass, Brushes Ar+is'rs IvIa+eriaIs and Drafiing Supplies Spray Painfing Equipmenf Iv1aIn'renance Supplies Main 8I40 9-I I-I3 N. Wafer SI. Compliments of CITRO BROTHERS GROCERY - DELICATESSEN 836 RIDGE ROAD WEST Glen. 7673 fb I 3 3 , 50? E RIRIRNERS, INC. X so ' s Ee I SCHULZ BROS. COFFEE SHOPPE DRIVING PARK Corner DEWEY Compliments of DONUT CENTER According To Our Own Formula I496 Lake Ave. GIen. 7I5I HARTMANN'S GARAGE nov DRIVING PARK AVENUE Specializing In CARBURETORS - SPEEDOMETERS MARAY'S Two Siores Dresses for AII Occasions SWEATERS - SKIRTS - LINGERIE 'GNITIONS l507 Lalse Ave. 2890 Dewey Ave. Glen. 5884 GIen. 0643 Glenwood 3333 Open Evenings ADA CQQPER SCHOOL CAFETERIA MILLINERY SMART SAMPLE HATS 834 Dewey Avenue ai Driving Park Ave. Rochesier I3, N. Y. Where Qualiiy and Service Predominaie Congratulations to the GRADUATES OF I948 Glenwood 6473 Mary Burion, Prop- We CaII For and Deliver ATOMIC CLEANERS Specializing In Formals and Evening Gowns 759 Dewey Avenue, Corner Lexingion KEY DRUG STORES 470 No. Goodman Si. - 457 Ridge Rd. W. I86I Monroe Ave- - 622 Park Ave. 2875 Dewey Ave. For Dependable Prescription Service Moior Tune'Up ' Lubricaiion Glenwood 6I93 Glenwood 6337 CHARLES F. SOMMERS GARAGE AND SERVICE J O H N G O A T E R R E A L T O R Phone Glen. IB40 80 Finch S+. Rochesier, N. Y. Sales - Ecbanges - Rentals I364 DEWEY AVE. MAY-EE'S BEAUTY SALON PERMANENTS . HAIR STYLES BROOKS MACHINE SHOP Lawn Mower Grinding and Repairing MANICURES 845 Lake Ave. Rochesfer I3, N. Y I360 Dewey Ave. Glen. 6I0l GLENWOOD 7074 Get Your Graduation Permanent Now Blue Coal - L- V. Coal - P. 81 R. Coal D. 8: H. Coal - Semel Solvay R. G. 8: E. Coke - Blue Flame Heafing Oil McGARVEY COAL CO.. INC. I6 Siafe S+ree+ Rochesfer, N. Y. ALTMAN MOTORS, INC. U S E D C A R S I50 Lalce Ave. Rochesfer 6. N. Y. GLENWOOD 4422 CHRISTOFF'S DELICATESSEN 2 S'I'ores LEXINGTON a+ FINCH DRIVING PARK a+ BIDDWELL CLEAR VIEW Frui+ 8: Vege'I'abIe Marlxel' 2395 DEWEY AVENUE Glenwood 0783 Six Complele Food Depar+men+s -IMHO . In One Sfore 9t1sIililL:lg'rinDT Todall ROGERS Super Marlcei' 8: Grocery REICEN - URITAN Bugrunmlmxnmuns Cxwuncsl-'ua I45a-64 Dewey Ave. Phone Glen. me 5'W I HOWARD VAN SAUN PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT CO. 308 Driving Park Avenue Roches+er I3, N. Y. FEENEY 81 WALTER 4I8 RIDGE ROAD, WEST HOME end AUTO SUPPLIES Glenwood 0690 f ' CHIMES RESTAURANT CHIMES MELLO KREEM 464 Ridge Road Wes+ LUDWIG S. KLEINHENZ GENERAL MASON CONTRACTOR 2 Carlisle Sfreef Rochesfer I3, New York Glenwood 6927 Complimen+s of CADET CLEANERS I683 Dewey Avenue Glenwood II88 90 ffl. 33.253 sf? ig ww DELTA TRI-Y Refreshmg -S IOTVIID UNDII AUIMOIITY Ol UI! COCA-COLA COMPANY li ROCHESTER COCA-COLA BOTTLING CORPORATION A. L. ANDERSON SONS - ROCHESTER. N. Y. E. A. SCHROEDER REAL ESTATE BROKER Always Ready To Serve You 296 Driving Park Ave. Rochesfer, N. Y Glenwood 0290 9I YUR APPLIANCE 81 FURNITURE CO. A Complete Line of Buy Your School Supplies AT CUT PRICES APPLIANCE AND FURNITURE Al the I49I-I493 Dewey Ave. Glen. 2454 Rochesfer 13' N. Y. RIDGEWAY PHARMACY Corner of RIDGEWAY and DEWEY RYAN CARTING CO. MOVING - STORAGE MAIN I468 E Compliments of D E L T A MEISENZAHL FOODS INC. H I ' Y FELDMAN COAL 8: COKE CO. Glen. 0785 l424 DEWEY AVE. Compliments of BROWN'S BARBER SHOP OXFORD PRESS PRINTERS OF THE ooclcer ScI1ooI Publicafions and Wedding Invifafions Glenwood 2336 408 Lakeview Park. Wes+ of Dewey Aven Compliments of MAX THE FLORIST I467 LAKE AVENUE Complimenls of JUDGE MOTOR CORP. WE'RE FOR THIS COMMUNITY! We're for anyfhing Ihaf will benefil +he welfare and prosperily of This com- munify and Hs people- Tha'r's why our men and women workers par+icipa+e ac- fively in every worfhy enlerprise. We're glad fo do i+ because we wanl Io be good cilizens and neighbors wherever we serve. ROCHESTER GAS and ELECTRIC PETERS-YOUNGLOVE FUNERAL HOME Owner and Licensed Manager of Charles L. Younglove, Funeral Direc+or I5II Dewey Ave. Glen. I45I MELIN'S MEN'S SHOP 430 Ridge Rd. Wesf SNAPPY LOOKING MEN'S . FURNISHINGS . and . SPORTSWEAR CAVALL'S WHERE THE ELITE MEET TO EAT Compliments of SOL'S GROCERY 620 oEwEY AVENUE BETA TRI-Y wfpiiw V ff! +9 M My SIGMA TRI-Y and ALPHA HI-Y SMALLINE'S CIinI'on-Ridge Pharmacy A. SMALLINE, PI1. G. N. Clinfon and Ridge Road Glenwood 4649 Rochesfer, N Congratulations and Best Wishes CLASS I948 Dewey Avenue Terminal JOHN M. BLACKWOOD Ar1'I1ur W. Pund'I' and Son I I5 FLORIDA STREET OIL BURNER SERVICE AIR CONDITIONING BEST WISHES WARREN'S SERVICE STATION DEWEY AVENUE a+ CLAY ERNIE'S DO-NUTS Famous for 15 Years Serve Them A+ Your Nexi' Social Gaihering ERNIE'S 'DO-NUT SHOP I777 Dewey Ave. GIen. 3I27 LOOK SMART - STAY SMART See LOUIS TYSER T A I L O R I79I Dewey Avenue, Corner Ridge R 012.2 Sl LAK: AVENUE MAIN 1986 E ' E N. E. OWEN SERVICE STATION I640 Lake Ave. Iopp. Kodak Pk.I Glenwood 0233 Compliments of COWAN'S FOUNTAIN THE SUGAR BOWL Home of FINE CANDIES and ICE CREAM ALPHA TRI-Y and BETA HI-Y Besf Wishes fo 'I'I1e Class of I948 MASSETH'S PURE GUERNSEY MILK Confains 25970 More Cream Than Ordinary Milk! MASSETH DAIRY I2l MARYLAND STREET Glenwood 2388 IMHOF'S HARDWARE IOII - l0I5 DEWEY AVENUE a+ Bryan S'rree+ Glenwood 5339 ob SAVING MAKES THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN WISHING AND HAVING THE SURE WAY TO GET AHEAD - is Io add regularly +o your School Savings Account SAVE IN SCHOOL. ROCHESTER SAVINGS BANK 47 MAIN STREET WEST 40 FRANKLIN STREET Bes+ Wishes +o +Ine GRADUATING CLASS OF I948 SINGER SEWING CENTERS 37 EAST AVENUE 20 STATE STREET 4I0 RIDGE ROAD WEST 97 Three Nalionally Known Shoes Roblee for Men - Air Slep -For Women Bus+er Brown for Boys and Girls SCH MAN KE'S Dewey Avenue Corner of Ridgeway Avenue Phone, Glen. SI94 BILL SOVATSKY Exclusive Merchan+ Tailors Cleaning - Pressing - Repairing Relining a Specially Il Owen Sfreel' Roches+er, N. Y Bes+ Regards TO MY ALMA MATER WILLETI'E'S Ouali+y Ice Cream 596 LAKE AVENUE CARL THROM GROCERY wo RIDGEWAY AVENUE Since 1880 Z W E l G L E ' S Famous Sausage for All Occasions I98-2I4 JOSEPH AVENUE S+one 6944-45-46 Compliments af SACRED HEART YOUTH CLUB Compliments of A. LIPPMAN and SONS JOSEPH AVENUE THE HOMESTEAD FROZEN CUSTARD . Hors 279l DEWEY AVE. Where Service Predominates AVERY BOWLING CENTER 956 LYELL AVENUE Where Bowlers Meel' A'H'er School Try Our FROZEN CUSTARD ELLIS FOOD SHOPPE seo RIDGE ROAD WEST FRANK GRINNAN iszs LAKE AVENUE Mears - Groceries - Vegerabies Call Glen. 66I4 or Glen. 66l5 for Prompt Free Delivery Open Evenings Unlil I0 P. M. Compliments of B. T. FLANNERY I .aff If o fx? Fam B'0+ e'S JOSEPH J. BUCKLEY QR Colonial Funeral Home U ' N, si RIDGE ROAD WEST Funeral DIYSCIOF RQ D EMPIRE CLEANING and DYEING WORKS ROCHESTER, N. Y. 622 Hollenbeclr Sf. Glen. II02 Popular, Classical, I-lol Jazz Records VETERAN MUSIC SHOP 785 DEWEY AVENUE Roches+er I3, New York Radios and Recorders - Appliances Compliments of ROCHESTER STATIONARY COMPANY 8 JAY STREET Glenwood S92 Res. Glenwood 850 JACOB F. RENNER Plumbing and Healing Confraclor I3I2 DEWEY AVENUE Jacob F. Renner Rocl1es+er, N. Y. BASTIAN BROS. CO. Manufacluring Jewelers and Slalioners Illusfrafed CaIaIoque of Emblems MURPHY'S SERVICE MOBIL DEALER for Clubs Free Upon Requesf ENGRAVED PERSONAL CARDS 95 Ridge R0-id Wesf FGCi0fY and Home OHICB Rocbesler I3, N. Y. Ib00 Clinlon Ave. Norfh Glen. 3380 MOBIL TIRES and BATTERIES GEO. D. KILLIP, Disi, Mgr. Folks Favor Fromm's Flavor FROMM'S Delicious HOTS - STEAMERS - COLD CUTS Wl'iiHlesey and Newman Garage and Service Slalion I590 DEWEY a+ PULLMAN AVE. KENDALL GAS AND OIL Ask Your Dealer or Call Gen. 2700 Glen. I747 LIBERTY Tailors and Dry Cleaners Ladies' and Men's Garmen+s Pressed Dyed Repaired Cleaned and Remodeled Glen. 3024 272 Driving Park Ave. P H I Z E T A Compliments 01' RATHKE HARDWARE 795 DEWEY AVENUE P. and P. AUTO SERVICE 295 Ridge Road Wesl Glen. 7629 General Repairing - Body and Fender Worlc Cars Painfed - Welding Specializing In Foreign Make Cars English Auslin - llalian Fia+ - French Renauli 40 fo 60 Miles on a Gallon Compliments of Compliments of EDDIE'S SERVICE STATION 504 RIDGE ROAD WEST Glenwood 7206 CLARKS MARKET oobmo N. eoooMAN smear BUSINESS Prefers R.B.I. GRADUATES! One of The oldesi' . . . yel one of The mosI modern business schools in America! H85 Years Leadership In Business Training ROCHESTER BUSINESS INSTITUTE l72 Clin+on Avenue, Sou+h Roches+er 4, N. Y. Compliments of CORBETT'S Compliments of Confinenfal Baking Co Torcmosflnshuclors W O N R E D , A School Qfiww cf a n 4 beaubf ' if ultum Hostess CAKE X 'W ,,- Compliments of Develop a Gif? for Creafing Beauty Hairdressing is an arfful vocaflon +ha+ pays, IF YOU ARE EXPERTLY TRAlNED. The righi choice of School makes all lhe difference in laler prooress and success. MONSIGNOR BURNS ENROLL NOW THE LOUIS SCHOOL OF sEAuTY CULTURE UMW LASSA TRI-Y 328 Main Sfreei' Wesf 224 Taylor Bldg. i sions I556 MARSHALL'S NEWEST T R I - Y Compliments W. A. FELDMAN 01' HART'S FOOD STORES R E A L T O R Office: I45I LAKE AVE. Phone Glenwood 356I Roches+er I3, N. Y. IOI May your successes soon Ieacl you +o a new STUDEBAKER af JOHN DORSCHEL MOTORS. INC. 67 RIDGE ROAD WEST J I M' S CANDY SHOPPE THE NAME FOR DELICIOUS CANDIES For Holidays and year-round enioy- menl always buy Jim's Delicious Home Made Candies. Our candies are always a welcome gill or an aller dinner surprise. Ten- derly packed in air Iiglwl boxes. Iliey relain Ilieir flavor and freshness. I52I LAKE AVENUE Wfe Serve GENERAL ICE CREAM CORP. MAIN 09I7 I0 WHITE ST- For Safeiy Call A TOWN TAXI Main 8000 Compliments of ROY'S TEXACO SERVICE DEWEY AVE. E+ ELECTRIC Ave. PALMOS SWEET SHOP 32I DRIVING PARK AVE. GLENWOOD 44I3 LEDLIE JEWELERS Keepsake Diamonds - Fine Wa+cl1es Parker 5I Pens Gif+s - Jewelry 833 DEWEY AVE. a+ DRIVING PARK Best Wishes to the Class of 1948 S C O T T ' S QUALITY BAKED eoons I436 Dewey Avenue Wlaere Good Things Are Made VLJEXI-AJ T' A? - ' . x. '. u -. . I T ' . . Xubm mg, gh, as2ffoJ3.5gqkx1: .Suki Sy-i.fSA-s.mk.- f-f1,.,f,2wq5 ?aXQ,J3Xj!XKNGx1S, gym -',g X' 1.:A:,,.ht N- xx-wgwxgxnx, XkX,5lf,w , '12, 3.,',' 'I' CXXPQX Q-3-fx, ' 'pix 'V-QI .uxff XXQANWDFQ . JN, P ' YT 4 x X ,' 'fx ,, T ,Ag M 9, S av., 219, MN hgugm B- gh - T -.- NR NN S ' T ' vfilihi TK. XXX Besi' Wishes To SENIOR CLASS OF I948 ROCHESTER RADIO SUPPLY CO. dl II8 ST. PAUL STREET ROCHESTER, N. Y. 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