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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1949 volume:

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But the most important words in my script, words that influence the lives of all who enter my doors, need not be spoken to be heard. They are the deep, silent currents of idealism-Freedom, Loyalty, Friendship. These unspoken words, however, have found their con- summate expression in the young people who died in the recent war to secure our heritage of freedom. For us who take their place remains a challenge to translate those words into every language of the earth, and to broadcast across the world the message of freedom and brotherhood. ff I ,V ff XX x x X xg, I KW TX fi, K X N X!-XX J X R ffck- ke li .1 1 1-1. K' awww IIEDIEATIU M E, the Class of 1949, dedicate this book to those fellow students whose l 0.000 voices are no longer heard in our program. To them we pledge our efforts to employ the symbol of our freedom, Radio, for the promotion of the ideals they learned and practiced among us, and of the peace they died for. 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If properly timed and miked, your performance will be rich in achieve- ment and satisfaction. Let's have no gliches or fiuffs. The cast mike has been tested. 4-3-2-1. Stand By! 5 MISS ANNABELLE GLASGOW Psychologist MR. ALFRED GOETZ Adviser kley' Pau-xC1'-1 ide' d Ac , ' Richard Spieler, Helen Voegele Enzo Eiga' Eizgiz salvhme' STUDENT ASSDEIATIDN DFFIEEHS Elected as president for the past school year, Enzo Faga presided over the meetings of the executive council. Patricia Ide, secretary, Edward Ackley, vice-president, and Joyce Salphine, treasurer, were the other officers of the Students' Association. . Th 1 d . . ese ea ers guided the john Marshall student govern- ment in planning activities and in carrying out the necessary administrative work. STANDARD BEADED5 Two members of the junior class were chosen at the end of the year on the basis of superior scholar- ship to act as standard bearer and guardian of the Hag. CLASS DPFIEED5 The members of the senior class of 1949 elected their officers early in the fall term, voting on the basis of such qualities as leadership, char- acter, and service. james Pifer Margaret Schnake Donald Burnham janet Robinson TECH I Seated: Patricia Ide, Trudie Fuchs, Enzo Faga, Mrs. Bar- ry, Margie Schnake, Dick Bergman. Standing: john Schaefer, Perry Knights, Joyce Salphine, jim Pifer, john Braund, Ed Ackley. EXECUTIVE EUUNEIL Directed by the Students' Association officers, Marshall's representative governing organizations, the Executive Council and the Legislature, again succeeded in producing a year of notable accom l' h is ment. Besides preparing social affairs, regulating finances, and studying supplementary prolglems, the Executive Council aided in the restoration of Marshall Day, initiated a Career Day to facilitate students in choosing their life's work, held a Student's Day in which pupils took over the administration and instruction duties. LEGISLATURE The1Legis51ture, composed of the homeroom representatives, under the guidance of the S. A. Vice- P ' E ' resi ent, Ackley, conducted numerous campaigns throughout the year, Probably the most sig- nificant accomplishment of this body was the appointment of committees to revise the Constitution and to reassign the activity credits. First Row: Pat Ide. Second Row: Faith ' ' Ladd, Pat Perkins,janice Richardson, Betty Sweeney, Peter Hammar, joe Veiola, Florence Guerin. Third Row: Shirley Ingraham, Kevin Drumm, jack Richens, David Maloney, Sam Farah, Pete Wingate, Don Spieler, Fred Piker, Honey Servis, Diane De- Cook, Connie Saltsman, Ruth Van Lare, Lorraine Mattison, Gloria Pop- piss, joe Mazzeo. Fourth Row: Dolores Barone, jim Pifer, joe Keegan, jack Printzenhoff, Agnes Van Branteghen, Bob Atwell, john Schaertel, Richard En gelbrecht, Dick Carpenter, Barbara Luchham, Bob Hill, Rolin Gebelein, Bob Verstreet, Chris johnson. 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K -vi -wg av- :-5--1' 'S E AHTG and ,,..-' ,I-'xxx PGHEIGN LANGUAGE and IIIJMMEHGIAL Standing: Ray Clippinger, Helen La- throp, Clayton DeLong, Agnes Pow- ers, Raymond Wright. Seated: Donald Clark, Grace Fuller, Isabel Mayo, David Brady. ENGLISH GHAFTG Standing: George Swanson Kathryn Zobel john Sullivan Florence Yorke Harold Singleton Seated: john Eckhardt Ruth Puls Dorothy Cox Edward Szarlacki J 11 if Standing: Katherine Saunders, Florence Chittenden, Lulu Bartholomew, Mary Mur- phy, Nellie Bitz, Eulalie Richardson, Bess Grinnell. Seated: Ethel Dunn, Philip jenkins, Grace Fulford, Mary Foley, jane jones, Grace Leader. .uJ ' BHG didn SIJCIAL STUDIES Standing: Trafton Boulls, Frank Leach, Esther Wil- son, Kenneth Fulkerson, Edwin Gordon, Carlos de Zafra, Elton Eike. Seated: Amelia Morris- sey, Grace Tanner. STEES SCIENCE and MATHEMATICS Second Row: Charles Loth, Daniel Houseman, Carleton Thayer, Atwood DeCoster, Clarence Evaul, Lucille Reuschle, Florence Potter, Monroe Lord, joseph Conroy. First Row: Paul Epping, Edna Parker, Leon Friel, Grace O'Reilly. PHYSICAL EIIUCATIIIN Standing: joseph Ulrich, William Bushnell, Doris Holcombe, Anthony Gerace. Seated: Helen Rausch, Mary O'Connor. SOLID GEOMETRY INEUHMATIIIN PLEASE E BHIQI AMEHIIII-YS BUILDERS w ANICAL DRA ING HUUSEHULD HINT5 AIJIIASTS SPANISH FOODS THE FUHEIGN HUUH 3 Mrs. Rausch Mrs. Jardine Miss Armstrong Miss Rowe NURSE AND UFPHH2 STAFF With efficiency and diligence the office staff ofjohn Marshall rendered many invaluable services during the past year. Their duties included such tasks as typing and sending out correspondence, handling financial matters, operating the switchboard, and acting as general information bureau for faculty and students alike. JA ITUHIAL A H E PETEHI ST FF The members of the maintenance staif, under the direction of Mr. Larry Tennity, had the im- portant job of providing a warm, clean school throughout the year. It was they who created order out of chaos in the lunchroom, and in addition assisted students in preparation for their social activities. First Row: Mr. Tennity, Mrs. Foster, Mrs. Irene Burgdorf, Doro- thy Stahley. Second Raw: Eddie Sutter, Frank Bloom, Mrs. Gavin, Mrs. Johnston, Miss Burdick, Mrs. Bemish, Mrs. Fortune, Mrs. Bisnett, Mrs. Cass. 1 1 I v' -iw '37 ff ffgwggegjfhx ii- ??'- ..-.X - N, . 45 , .4 1 X E 'bug Q ' -e y ,gm ' -- Q' V . '-' alg-gi , ' '14, --YM' , 4 :I V .4 , hw -ax ' 4 mu' . I ,L mf-5 ff.. , my . - .Viv x '-Y'-1,,61- .f H'fff'ff'- -'ff'-. ,. E51 ,a71.U'f-' f' qwfq? 1' 'v d , U k ., ' 5 3 . 'Li-11 N It - V ' va V-.A.f.+J. I H, . . I A,.,,..i:.75 - :T . 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H 3.554 Xin., X vw! jeg 1 'qflfl s B' Nm '4. l:i I '91 a Q A ! nn 5 ,gy s' 't' I! J r x Q 1 s I, . N jyi 'XJ . ' Q, ' fi f' fl .- ,f . A A I 'fy fl' ff!-ftfb off' ffm, yy' ya wry 9 BARBARA ARNOLD WALTER H. ASHMEAD Although Walt in height is smalL He has a way that attracts them all. k?gg 1sr5'a::.:,:s:,. W , 'Y if A ELIZABETH A. ADAMS Pretty and snappy, peppy and 111111111- EDWARD J. ACKLEY ,A ROWRQ' Q- ATYELL b With a disposition gay and I ' b Awjlgjf belzeiecilfw w 0 made man dan, r 4 But his cheerful, friendly man- periods bright. J' ZZ' makes him esteemed by l K K-5 CLASS OF 1. BAKER SALLY A. BARGAINNIER ELEANOR E- BARNETT JANE C471 I t, artist, too. Hon -syzeet, so petitef N4lllfe made ber find fben Deeds not ing th t gal fun for everyone. broke fb? m0li Ja W 16 ROBERT A. BAUER Happy am I. From care I 'm free. Wfhy aren't all the rest like mx? GERALDINE BEMENT For her disposition merry, All the world's a friend to Gerry. f' A' r 5 G!! J' L' 1 XI' 4' P' , 1 1 S walks in beauty like the f,wE1kN1s 141. BEIQNER night. JANET 1. BELLIS A picture is a silent poem. 4 MERLE A. BELLOR Meet her any time of day, She always smiles the same sweet way. FORTY-NINE LOWELL O. BENJAMIN I have never let my schooling interfere with my educa- tion. JOHN J. BERGEVIN G, RICHARD BERGMAN ARTHUR D. BERNDT On the stage, Dick is one wifi, pe,-ggnalipy A soccer player who's really In front of the mike, plus, bot, . I l ' He gives us sports Ami is well-known to all of us. But being a Berndt is just his That we all like. 101- 17 F' , 3 X X ' . V 1 L 9 .uf I +. XJ ANTOINETTE BONALDI A ileam in her eye, a curl in er hair: When Nettie's around boys . . . hewaref' GERALD BOMMELJE Here's a boy who'll make the way: Pleasant, cheerfuh day by day. BETTY E. BLADDY How grey the world would he without her humor. HARRIET D. BONALDI it melts Deeply do I drink of lie, all And still the cup is overfow- mg. ffwjf CLASS or fffffff .e,. , .,. BARBARA J. BOWDEN BARBARA C. BOWSER CAROLYN L. BOYKIN No sooner said than done. I don't care J I never go to ' 'Her smiles are gaily persist- full 4 bei I'm havin' such a ent, 50113, good time! Y They chase away the clouds. Wbeffver ' along. W fgilxgy RICHARD A. BRITTON Robert Taylor, Alan LadzL Dick is the handsomest we've ever had. A R. BROOKMAN Elegant in simplicity DOLORES C. BROOKS xoguw Fair is the sky, the earth, and ' the weatherf gay But Dolores is fairer than all these put together. DONALD J. BURNHAM Gentlemanly, handsome, and rather talL Don's chief interest is football. FORTY-NINE MARY' C. BRULE A little ray of sunshine RICHARD G. BUSHNELL ALBERT E. BUTLER DONALD A. BYERS It certainly is no trick Though he may he quiet in He's quiet, studious, rqinei To he acquainted with our class, A model Marybdlljfe dghned. Dick. He is not when he meets a lass. 19 JOHN R. BYERS A serious man of learning, A man who likes his fun. A good sport in athletics, With him it's three in one. xX5 Q Us 8 K CHARLES R. CARDILLO 1 Rather quiet most if the time, .X I But as a wrestler e's mighty 710. DONALD S. CAMERON Don's smart and really neat, 9 ' K His a fellow who's hard to ' eat. X x x. . ,. f x X s. 1 Q QK . - ' X J - ARLENE M. CAREY Sometimes quiet, sometimes 154.71 A ways wondedul. LYNN M. CARLTON Here's Marshall's gy! to science. This bov's a genius true: He'll give the world his theories, And improve on Einstein's too. I I 1 . , 1 1 I 1 q I , 1 . ' 1 V . 1 , 1 . . ? I , V 1 'I ' SALLY P. COLEMAN ' , A,distant candle, strong and 1 ' bright, a f, , To be the dark world? guid- ' ing light.'f I x X H 1 x X1 O LASS OF EILEEN C. CONAUGHTY LEONA R. CRAMER HARRY R. CROSS THOMAS H. CROSS I number only hours of sun- Like a queen of lilies. Always a smile, never a Never gloomy, never quiet, sbinef' frown, That's our Tom, what a riot. That's lye when Harry's around. Ng 20 JACK H. DAINARD A little nonsense now and tben Is relisbed by the best of men. 2 fi QMJ. MM M mmf, If J L Kp 011 Ufff W JJ QM J W f x JANICE s. DEFLER Quick and clever, always gay, Sbe makes trouble rwway. w bo MNC' L. DEFLER fffQzZ5tj we live let us LIVE. ' BETTY j. DeMEYER, ' J MK f 'wi Q19 .- . L9:ifL,,2n,:g3ze?7ffi'1 lye, ,,o 1 I Y fs? ,Il .- fl' J' I Pt ' 5' 'I' Af if 5 Af' 1,4 d J, I I lov .. A IV if 'I l rl ' 1,4 In A' - rf ,f' F O RTY- N E T ,U ki 2 JOAN M. DHAENENS ALPHONSE F. DIMINO ROBERT E. DIVER PATRICIA DOLES Who comes like peace to a As 4 musician, be's our de- As 4 member of our soccer It's only the insujicienz md- wf4fJ'l4114i liibf, team, cbines that make 4 lor 4 To is friends be's known as Bob bas made our opponents ngigg, ' 'Midnigbt. steam. 21 IVY I 1 ,. x ,. X L VW I Inf xl W f0TzLV him win. sgav' gp -g5., EL,IZAB12fH j. EASTON To whom fortune herself wields. J. KEVIN DRUMM ' W Kev's love of sports and engag- Y 'X ' ing grin, ill lake him far and hey: M rf NANCY A. DORLAND The best is good fr SANTINA L. DOVIDI A pleasant manner makes a O, happy life. If' I' 1' .VN WJ ' x, f l. , H. EDMUNDS full of fun, s all in one. - ,l ffl X 3' Xe' 4, , ffl X, , I +9 ' I ww ,V .V , A . Q 3 1-fn E ew Jeff., ' zg' . VE,g,v- -zz, J ...s w W 'L I bg . z ' . 33 . H? f I ' - 1 -'- i s ., if -Q2 ' f ri , ! . . 4151 n LESLIE E. EISMAN, JR. Les is an all-roundfuy, Bu! with the girls e's rather shy. CLASS O BETTY J. ELLIOTT JOYCE A. ENGEI. JOYCE EVANS Laugh and the world laughs Did you ever see a dream Priceless to those'who value with you, walking? kindness and gazety. 22 1 ENZO FAGA To the top we went, With Babe our S. A. Prest- dent. MARY ANN FARLEY Lire and enjoy today, Tomorrow is still a day away. JACK D. FERNER jack's handsome, quieg and talL The girls just look at him and fall. FRANCIS FORGIONE Be G00ll,,'Sllill the proverb, 'J And happy you'll he, But fun, on the other hand l Really suits me. f ,- f M 9 J 0 Q 4 2: x CID ILHEKI DONALD H. FOOTE With his happy smile and LORRAINE FLACK JOHN G. FRANK HAROLD R. FRAZIER ready wit, Don's Varga girls always are a sure hit. GRACE E. FREEMAN Something strange, something He isn't as frank as his name Harold can draw and sketch Full of pep and energy, wise, implies, as welL Is mirrored in her lfasbing With his catching smile, and In art we think he will excel. eyes. gleaming eyes. .. 25 She'l take any free-man. u .1 ' -' f f '- ? '! f 'H' 4 ' ,- ' 0941, , ' ' I i A X .11 1,-,Jykpafri 4,-.ILQXAILL ff' ff. ff4f1v,Jg Tyre ,I 615, BERNARD j. GALVIN A witt fellow, one 4' the best, Give Am a eameraf he'll do the rest. MARY E. GALA 'Q Her dolce is the music nfpeace. , .. , .,, I .. .1 I GERTRUDE BL FUCI-ls Clever, pretty, neat and hind The best that fortune has de- signed K. H. FRIELINGHAUS ' RUTH E- GAUMANN In chemistry class he does such Calm 4 C145-fiffdfe, tricky, And than ortal gr That everyone ducks when he starts to mix. PETER GAY MARJORIE GEDRAITIS MARILYN A. GEREW ELIZABETH M. GOSMAN Happy it Peter dm! d1w4yS The world was made for She's so cheerful, that we guess, lVe'll always remember her Gay, her pleasure. She's sure to be a big success. lovely eyes of blue, His cheerful 'smile will go a But most of al we'll remember long way. a friend loyal and true. 24 Wwe W MARIE A. HAAG ze If A I ESL I ,L She makes all charms and graces her own. fl' Ml' wt ROBERT E. HALL .:...!, A . 4,25 The fame Q' Hall will long gg, fe A- remain, 'I As long as there's a Hall 4 ---: lll- Fdmf. ziz ik A yi . DORIS A. HAMILTON '- ' I 9 , if A line dfah that's really neah ,.- f z fx fy ' This litt e gal is hara' to beat RICHARD A. HARRIS In all sports he is unique. A finer friend you'll never I, meet. po 11 I jf , I ., f 0f,4lf!Jfl jf 1 J! ' ' dfffff ' A -4' 'J f ' . ffm' l I f' 01 at FORTY-NINE fr. ff- fr' step U . w,- I s V LORETTA j. I-IEADLEY BERNICE C. HEMIUP MARLENE J. I-IERR ilifho lives a lie of pleasure Where is more sunshine- A mind at peace with all. I fvdnd glee, Her hair or her smile? fl A happy-go-lucky girl is she. 25 Q ,m- W , 'Ei . . SIUWWK 4. ff' PV, 13 We I L. HOECKER few!-Lp ,.g: ' .jsiefgf . . A ,,k, I gqgigy, Silence is golden- .,.. A 1:'r1f'5 ,5 13 ' . 6.215-51?-Q ? ' ff-'Rs ' . si :lga , TSZJEEEQ 1? , .j v l Na'-rlfd A bert and lively little miss, Who could want anything ,1'b 0t more than this? DONALD F. HILL . You don't have to go to the ' Adirondacks v Tofind a Hill that rates hi h. ARLENE F. HEUNBMANN 4. Z4-vw, rx! 2 ' DOLORES M. HETZEL KURT HOFSASS I have a heart with room for E705 Qf blue, 354' SPHTU? 'md every joy. I 819401: I . To every girl he is her dream. 6441- , 'Vin-44,. QW CLASS OF A. LYNN HOPKINS NORINNE HOPKINS MAY O. HUMM M. MAR-IORIE HUTT Never too busy. just whistle! Here's a girl who's quite a Personality plus! The more I know of life, prize, The more I enjoy it. Gay Norrine with laughing eyes. 26 PATRICIA G. IDE A secretary she shall be, Wouldn'l you like her on your knee? DONALD F. IDLER He gets around and has his fun. ' ',.,. .,V- -- -'--2'1e A great man ask anyone. ' ' ' ,G Q' l...: PSF JUNE L JOHNSON '- : A ready smhe for fortune or ' A V i1'0llbl?. J -- -f ' Q- -:TE 75fZ1.'.ff 1-Q5 ' f ffzffefe ji . ::. g'.r:'..gE., 4 fgfgf 'F A sg Q9 eereee is .e,. . ' 5 .A- 'fi . - 1 l.t:i.3'? I ' ' JUNE A. KEESLER . I LJ LYNN JOSSEM A quiet girl with eyes of blue XJ - - 1, And lovely locks of golden huei 1 j 5 Ozmffisjgzllzmmg ,mm e ' EQ ,gf And with the women much Q acclaim. FORTY-NINE RAYMOND P. KEESLER JOHN E. KELLY NANCE G. KETTERER MYRON S. KLIEMAN Ray'shappy-go-lucky, eheerfuL Sheetmetal to books he prefers Her sparkling eyes, smile so A rare combination, a radio and gay. by far, sweet, hit, He's willing to work, but he'd For thafstheshop in which he's And artistic touch just can't A deep mellow voice and rather play. a star. be beat. plenty 4 wit. 27 ' NANCY E. LaBAR 0,2016 Sugar 'n' spice, 'N ' everything nice. ft ffnlzu' ROBERT B. KUCHMAN Arthur Murray better beware, You'll soon -ind out Kuch- man's there. 'P ' v L ,n ' 'KRUG , Enltoffun, Jw ofpfp, Q This litde gal is-really hepl , E 5 1 5 f V s ,t ' Q v I EDWARD P. KOHLER t Rather quiet but always there, , 2 ' A man whose friendship you A K i b ,J like to share. ' y - ' I I V l ,, L! U, ' Q' rrvflvff Y- : 5- xl, ', L 1 V Ls Q' f ff CLASS OF 4 ,i ,Ach . . W I 'Y'-.X if. 'J ,lx J ' rf ' vb -JJ pn - 1 .ire x .J DONALD C. LAURER JEAN A. LENNON DOLORES LCROY MILTON LEVIS With the girls, he's at his best, Winning smiles, charming Gay and sunny-she's a honey! A great athlete with a cheerful Though as a swimmer, he'll ways- grin, pass any test. To brighten up our darkest A keen eye for the basketball days. rim. 28 5 f wwf :FX HARRISON W. LEWIS Though he may be short of height, He's often quite a riot. good little girl- Naughty Angeline. Pfeiffer XL-110' I ANGELINA E. LITTERIO Deep in your heart you're a ,,.., we Av? -1, , ,1.- , !'i'ff7Q..2ffe' I Jeanne with the light brown .-I-x ,jj . ha1r,l ' f' . Y ' ,fools real y quite beyond com- J 4f ' pdff. fo Qs. L 0 , 'A 4 K 1, X X JEANNE M. LITTLE I f,..'- -- H 'fr' fe-, .1Tl,U77!..Z7f WHY JANE LUSH 'A fy, .af L10 . JAMES M. LLOYD Afjffmdb' 40021 f0f 0WfJ'0'll'- ,,,,-, ,f - ' Intelligent, quiet, friendly, Bright and shmmg as the sun. f frm!! f f , and web, if H . We like our jim very much. , sf FORTY-NINE J' ee' if GERALDINE A. LYNCH GEORGE E. MacGREGOR of Always smiling, lm ofpoise- You know George: everyone Never makes a hit of noise. 400-S' He's the manager that makes things buzz. 29 HUMEHUUM 125 HUMEHUUM IU4 HUMEHUUM 3 UUIZ KIDS ACID 569 HUMEHUUM 127 HUMEHUUM HUMEHUDM 229 3 1VfX M I q I Maw M. L Our DONALD B. MacLEOD Clouds aren't gray when Mac's around. WILLIAM H. MAJOR ready, always there- Narry-a-worry, never a care. DAVID MALONEY He .yells glamour for the girls, Wit his winning smile and shining curls. JOHN E. MASKELL A mind of zz genius. a true intellectual. A personality that's mast ejfectual. CLASS CF . fr V -- f - V - f-fr-ff -------------- -------- ---------if Perfection in miniature. History? No. ' W .Thekrefw notwng on earth that She may he Scotch, hut not English? No. ' we can prize, ' when it comes to men- Girls? Ah, here I go. Over the friendliness in her She loves 'em all! dark eyes. 32 J -N fe D 9 l J E NAOMI B. MCDEVITT Quick as an arrow, light as a deer, She'll succeed soon, never fear. MARGARET A. MCPHAIL PeacduL thoughd'uL and re- signed Always modest, sweet, and bind. X f . 5 LQ HJ-'EM J. PAUL MCKINNEY TalL dark, Paul's a really swell guy, One 4 the best in Marshall High. ALEC J. MCLATCHIE 1fyou're looking for a friend, Here's a boy we recommend. K ,P FORTY-NINE fM7fhf f Ujjp lfnl' scsi' bsf l k I BA Q' 5-In ,,L. Youvo y44A alma., .Nl WMJ 'A Lui'-new-noni? Chun gg' 3 . A - N Lffilzi JEAN E. MECKFESSEL Overflouiing with the joys Q' life. LOWELL E. MEIER PATRICIA A. MEREDITH E. G. MERLANTI, JR. His talent is not shown in his Therefore let us he joyful. Ernie is always at his best height, When deep in his diversion- Because if it were, he'd grow rest. out of sight. 5 3 Stud' , X:-yr 'Q' oc FAU BRUCE G. MILLS With the girls he's quite a uy, A worthy product 0 Marshall High. B. MILLER pla ed our bet on thh fellosiv head For win he estlezL Mar- , sh led. . . ,fl K if FJNQ L 4X Cute and classy- That's our lassy! JOAN A. MILLER 'XY Always sincere, a wee bit . ' s. f - , L0fSdPv114'14mffsJ'- wise- ' N A She hasn't a smgle enemy! A little devil in disguise! Y fl . f X Q jf' wr CLASS OF MARY E. MORRISON BARBARA J. MORSE NANCY E. MOXON ROBERT N. MURRAY A thought ungentle canna' be In the world she'll mah: her Never without a smile or a On the football team he is a The thought o' Mary M orrison. mark, laugh. star, Singing gaily as a lark. And in his lie will go far. 34 I V . nj A dwg MARILYN F MYERS A good sport who likes to be DOING things. JOAN G. NANGREAVE Another name for peace and kindness. ,Q.a,4,-5 M ' JOAN R. NEMETZ music in her eyes. yy X HADLEY W. NOBLE K 3 Noble words and noble deeds V I . areassocz t d thh . MM E L f ,X M Wwe' P FORTY-NINE MV ROBERT W. NICASTLE Good things come in packages small. Which proves that Bob's th: best of all.. M. M. O'CONNOR Peggy's generous gift to the G. OEHMKE FRED. W. OHNMACHT world the Joes, Fred is all there. Is nevergfailing laughter. With the way she makes all M But when it comes to girls, he her stylish clothes. says, Get out of my hair. 35 JOAN C. OLIVER be able to catch any of When it comes to swimming, Believe that you have it and you have it. RODNEY B. PERKINS The steady, reliable, trust- worthy man is sure to suc- reed JOSEPH R. PASCALE joe's personality is transmitted undiminished in all direc- tions. THOMAS O REILEY , His ready wit and zest for fun Make him liked by everyone. PHYLLIS j. OPITZ I fx' ESTELLE A. PFROMM To find a girl as gajgfd ree ' ' iff In action kind and reason Is really quite a dkdverlf 5 , V Y - clear, , .f , She makes the world better by W 7 f 1 VM, bein here if of -f we g ' IJ J I -,lp Unfit' I lj' 7 yy' 1 + ' .1 Jw H' if , nv , , , , . V K' May .J K f ,lf Af ' ,-1 f ' M' ,, ,ff L-.W ,o E' ' P' Q.-fl If I J Lf -1,2 JAMES W. PIFER DONALD -I. PLUMMER JACQUE PLUMMER PEGGY A. POWRIE The lad with the striking Stately of body, witty of mind Here's a boy we're going to She rules the world with personality, For MarshalL he's quite a ind. miss. beauty's power, Who's always full of vim. Every feminine heart insists. The perfection of a flower. Who's endowed with a power- ful mentality, Is our friend jim. 56 wwf R t Wljwfgf QW SANDRA j. PROCTOR A small bundle of atomic energy. LYLA L. PURVIS Her smile is a benediction: Her laugh is a sparkling song. MARY ANN RAS To be, rather than to seem. R. R. RAUFEISEN 'Qin' In the class of theintellect Ray ranks, But one should beware of his many pranks. pert a frown. Eyifysnfgv-NINE . g ., :.2:2:g.,.:g:2:e-- 5 ---- . A! ..., .. . Q ....I W S N A -. -Fai. . - J .:'-2a:': :-.:zg2-::1- Q ,W Q imsm QYQHHQQ -fs .Fx ...As . ..,,....,. ,Q ., . ,... .,.. ..,... K E ,L W E 513' -.r':.32II'.5f 2555 w '5E14:2..-ifII:5233:-.h1?i-::3.Q,:'5.5a-- 5'3 ,.IQ ,.::: Q if K -5- ' . W not nle 3 - if I n 7181187 GORDON REED ROBERT REISINGER PATRICIA A. REITER ROGER REYNOLDS With his sunny smile and Bob plays basketball and I love the boys and the boys Alwdy-Y ready with 4 Smile, cheery Hello, soccer too, love me. Full qffun all the while. Gordon will be liked wherever He's a great sport in whatever he may go. he may do. 57 4 2ff Ji+ nl!! M, L.: L.. 4.4, an JNL.- N 7r4NAL nu,L CN0u.f4A.T yan . We ee,- I W' iw 1AAe?fCZ+?7 j'+U WWW JOAN M. RILEY She's smart, pretty, and has what it takes. R DONNA R1sT Her eyes are the sky, and her smile is the sun. VIRGINIA L. RISHOR Ginny would he as sweet by any other name. ROBERT G. RHODES JANET A- ROBINSON A friend lg all More fun than a barrel of On our Marshall roll call. m0P1k0y-V- ROHN s' and women's ev- N-YJ' Dick choide. ww 'KW CLASS OF JOYCE K. ROLLER Merrily she goes along, Like a lovely, living song. . . Tg '- Harmony of thought and ae- It ta es too many ages, and fri? MAVRLENE W RUSSELL fI071, fndfly wdyS, Makes her face a silent song. fAna' too many pagesj fo Connielv praise. 58 slxwlqko, :A ,' XL .f'U4.KN'V my n M laughs lasts .V wdxpu A' YQJ1' JOHN B. SCANLON jolly, full of l0'e andfun, He's a friend to everyone. N eo s JOHN P. SCHAEFER J Our gzeatest hope, our fondest ? wzs , Is to he like john, a human if J J, Xfffh. u X F 4D n X JOHN A- SCHLAGETER arg C ff! ' 7 ROBT. A. SCHIPIFHAUER Oh, whatfools these mortals he. , 'bd Ujof' wan' to 'mf' , Why aren't they carefree like ' Don t compete 'wth bfm' me? ' - J u . :.4b an-ipx' ' if Z.. - ORTY NINE ' s ' 'TL ' Jian n Q. . 'B -J- 4 W N 1 KARLE B. SCHLEMMER C. A. SCHMANKE MARGARET E. SCHNAKE G .349 class has talent ample, A blonde and blue-eyed god- Three cheers for Margie her smile, bright eyes, lf all the rest are like :big dass. The darling of the school. and turned up nose, sample. Peggy keeps us all on our toes. 39 1 3 , 1 JANET D. sco'r'r JUN! S'1n7zlL hlonde, amz' as cute as JR s ' a hug s ear' We are we dreamers dreams. HELEN E. SERVIS We're in love with you, Honey! sygfjiqff my ffvff D., ' 1 ' , . ' X - GAQL SqmQ,,ARf1-'Z 'UN xp-f, ' Q Wx LIAM G. sHoRTs When iyoxjet to know thisxgirh . You'l ji :heir as wonderful - , , , as 4 pedrp ' , ' -Loo t Bill, he 1 no twig. RICHARD J. SIMON He's smooth, he's polished in everything he tries. . Perhaps it's because of has simon-eyes. b 1 df eefe , fbeygmwfbem C L A S S O F Every day we like little hit more. ROBERT A. SLEIGHT 4 Air waves interest him more than hair waves. Y.. ANNA MAE SMITH Virtue is true happiness Excellence true beauty rea' heads? RICHARD A. SPIELER His mark in all his stullies Have been the very best. May he succeed in college, Opportunity will do the rest. FORTY-NINE GLADYS H. SMITH Is it true what they say about I see the vivzkl pictures paint- s 'Q P Q L 2 AMER! JANE M. ed from happy days, But my future like a lasting light gleams with rosy rays. BARBARA j. SPENCER Spontaneous, charming and carefree. BEVERLY R. SPRONG Sprightly and cheerfuL Beverly is the cream of the crop. j'la41 All hue D. STALLMAN ARLENE F. STAUB a guy we all admire. A quart of personality in a As alcomedian, he's a real live hay-pint bottle. ware. llfu-' null' v f '4 I ROBERT E. SUTORIUS Give him a johg he'll do it well. Dependable, sure, he's really swell. RAYMOND G. TOBIN A click here and a snap there, Ray and his camera every- where. Cklsbiimo ELOISE A VAN LARE YVONNE L VERMEULEN HELEN E VOEGELE Deeds are better things than I know all the bays are gozng To know her if fo have a words are to gra ple wealth qf hnawledge. Actxons rmghtxer than boast Over w o will brmg this cute just think, it won't be neces- rng teacher an apple .vary to ga to college. DENISE E. R. WALDON Pretty and charming, pro- foundly sincere, Dinny is always spreading cheer. ROSELLA C Always 'U lls, te Wh 41 ' 1 , 1 , V I r I l I lr I jff, 'f 4' f E, ' jg l 1 , -ffh' 'Milf 1,-, ,' r . ,, ' f 4 ft, , ' 1 Mfr! J W, , - , ,.. .LT 1 4 4 ' L f . 7 fien- W f5 JOHN N. WEBER Here's a man we can respect. WM A man of wondrous intellect. AGNES L. WEIT M WALTER E. WEILAND It's enthusiasm for life, He bg.: the kind q' ,smile That makes if worth living. Thar pun the girls on banded knee. 7 . X q . FORTY-NINE ' f I Q I X Y I3 ' X Y 4 N ' 1 1 . ALAN B. WHITEHOUSEJD6RIS,V In schooL rather shy. S X Ougohmy... sha y ,1 .2 1 43 v pf f ' ,1 4 PJ ,. - 5V '- L , X 4 ' .,.. E '43 '. I A :Z .:... g5E5g1gSg::.'. 'Z' .Q M . 'I , Qi if - az, Us V 9 TU' ww , ' . S+5fa.Sffg2?:.1...,w t '1 'N f Wk - Y!-L Q QE' L M2415 . .isp ff ' 1 :EY fi QAROL A. WILKINSON PETER H. WINGATE o11edJby all for her gentle- A dependable lad with a fness. peach 4 a smile. Pete is a prince. He's tops all the while. . .Q on 31 , 157 I if O Mm I.. R - xxx ROGER YOUNG A fellow from whom it's bard X rs, ' to part rr K J 'B Aggie gzrtucquainlance you 7 X SONIA L. WRIGHT Pretty, neat, and truly grand. Glad to have a lJeQhing band. 'R Q lm 1 mb 5.3 ROBERT J. WRIGHT . 1 If you like fellows full of fun, IP ' Call on Kentucky, be can't WWA be outdone. . n , Q ,fl 'n Q J13' GERALD J. WOLK A' ,Bgy N V Happy-go-lucky, - , That? our jerry, t 5 Lp ete, te ,we Very good fun, ' And always merry. HUMEHUUM CLASS OF FORTY-NINE Qbsense, due. 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Z Q l AN W X 'J lv' l x l l fx YQ . 6 as W f f Q Sw. l 2, ' f' f X u V V , I K l a dx 4 l 11 D ,V Re its 1 ' G rn Class Zu l 4 J4- Ll on -th T 4 l Wednesdmi U 5 ml 1 Tl-IE New LOOK ni -d -A - W' 1 wma 'rue ou: RIP s Q5 ll I Lx Q 1 1 A 1 l A f f M 'W ' l Q-My W-W X 1 3 7 + X 'Z .USNHBQ ff M +1 Q? l A f 9 ' if 1' E- 6 I iw! +2 0 fl' HJZQ J QJJ., ,Grp In s, i'Ql ' asia K-fff4l5w C fill all 527 l J bg ' P 5 df F! 1 If-:-'gi A X I f X 121 W Krieg -Qi.Es,f,A LeTl9 Wklfck The QQ A urge: sf? ,M M 1luw'uv ....., Deep-Conccnls-o:t'x gg 45 Music Appreciation First Row: Mary Ann Rahm, Sally Coleman, Helen Voegele, joan Miller, Ellen Hammar. Second Row: jane Zeller, Bernie Galvin, Betty Easton, Eleanor Copeland, Anita DeCook, Arlene Riess, Betty Selkirk, Joanne DeWitt, Christine Patton. Standing: Lynn Carlton, Hadley Noble, Myron Kleiman, Klaus Frieli g-li haus, Mr. Singleton, Bob Lodan, Barbara n' Voorst. ' ll, v M ,bt Wifi yr' Af' if l E Service Enrps First Row: Bob Maynard, Mary Barnes, Betty Selkirk, Eleanor Koper, Barbara Pierce, Carol Newton, Esther Gerber. Second Row: Ken Thomas, Paul Mc- Kinney, Hadley Noble, Rober- ta Reeves, Ruth Sleight, joan Hayden, Tom Athanas, Bob Grinnell, Dave Lloyd, Ted Bra- ley, Mr. DeZafra. Third Row: Barbara Van Voorst, Ellen Hammar, jackie Grineff, Sue Carter, Bob johnson, june Johnston, Anita DeCook, Ann McSweeney, Barbara Bane, Fred Eysvogel, Ronny Harper, Grace Freeman, Pete Ansell. Fourth Row: Don Harter, Bob Corey, Rolin Gebelein, Eleanor Copeland, Esther Smith, Phyllis Opitz, Anna Mae Smith, Rob- ert Lodan, Norrie Trevor, Free- mont Clow, Dick Schiemann, Bud Murphy, john Bergevin. THREE STAR E TH If -v .14 ' ' uf K- sig K A ,.,A'!f . ' .-1 -J-. JI, ., , -, n .. 'A ' U4 - A di .1 , -'::1':: ' A Q 1 fl' 5. 1- 53. ',,qm.' ' .3 'vt K 'E r KH...-Hn' 4 X r-ff' T f JZ' -has-T -I' , f . 1 x I Xxx .5 ' '-Q-....1..:-.N-:WJ-gil. 1 'fir' .' 'V ., 'vi xlqkzl 1 --4 .1 - ' i g' . ,-L E fv ' ' 5.31F 2 s .,4an0 '-....,Q, . ,. . ..:.: - 'E A4 , . in A H. -r. .V it V A-5' V9 l ' 'Sai' ffi'Z4.-1' ' xv H :?T'.'. 5' ' 33,15 V LJ A ' 5' 'Z' T s ,r . I X Ks I Tat u r. A Q 1 - W 1 3..w :' Milk 47, l is ,., ,. - , -- ffaefiensssu-'Irv ? Y W -' ' I 1 ' -'-fp If V -- nv . 1 1 ff A ! 3 E .I - 7 . . . .- 9 R. if ef 1 - L Q 15 gy , If Q.: f-. 3' -1 4' 4 - 5, mov' 4 ,E ' , , .1 Lv. W If ' B ' ' an- 1 5' 1 P qi' - B003 Bmw visuax Mil 48 Suzanne Hall, Ethel Benjamin Audrey Hugoboom, jean Len non, Mr. Clippinger, LaVerne Beener, john Maskell. Dolores DePotie, Lois Oehm- ke, Mr. Evaul, Dick Britton, Edmund Coleman, Dick Van Auken, David MacPhearso WUHHEHS' y john Schaerlel, William Brit ton, Kenrich Beach, Miss Bitz, Dave Lloyd, Dave Dixon, Bob johnson, Tom O'Reiley Seated-First Row: Bob Sleight, jerry Havill, Sandy MCLatChie. Second Row: Toby Amen, Dick Harris, Walt Weiland. Stand- ing: Perry Knights, john Mack, Ralph Pica, Dave Gordon Reed, McDermott. REVIEW Sfilqe L-FEW Tlfifffl: Squad 49 First Row: Ann McSweeney, Berne Holman, janet Sutter, joan Willette, Barbara Lanning, Dolores Gerber, Geraldine Atkinson. Second Row: Cal- vin Shaw, Art Edmunds, joanne De- Witt,jim Pifer,Mr.joseph H. Conroy, john Maskell, Marilyn Slocum, Pete Wingate. Third Row: Don Maynard, Phil Sawdey, Barbara Danno, Lewis Watson, Bill Bowden, Don Holl- wedel, May Humm, Robert Fender, Douglas Menzie, Don Matties. Fourth Row: Virginia Harris, Patricia Clark, Trudie Fuchs, joan Tuckey, Christine Patton, Mary Clement, Shirley Ket- chum, Betty Aldridge. Fjth Row: joe Pascale, Richard Maynard, Gloria Kemp, Anita Hecktor, Gladys Klaas- sen, Dona Purvis, joan Riley. Sixth Row: Tom Cross, Klaus Frielinghaus, james Matties, joan Caprio, Barbara Brookman, joan Vanderbeck, joan Chancey, Gail Beach, Laura Strick- land, john Riess, Dave Wilson, David ' Maloney. HATI I3 EUMMITTEE The statisticians and recorders of that precious commodity, scholarship, comprised john Marshall's rating committee .... At the beginning of the year a representative was chosen from each homeroom to be a member of the rating committee. A general chairman directed the committee, and each grade level had its leader. By a unique system of units and credits each student's rating was found, checked, re-checked and entered in a ledger. This was the basis of our scholarship awards. Every Monday morning, Marshallites practiced the lesson of thrift, by banking money, with the aid of our bank clerks .... Sipecial representatives, elected by each homeroom, were assigned to the task of gathering money to be eposited in the bank. Banking envelopes were distributed and it was the banking clerk's job to count the money and make sure that the figures recorded on the outside of the envelope corresponded with the amount inside. These envelopes were then delivered to the banking office in the main hall .... Arlene Wendt was the chairman of this committee, with Rosemary Schembre and Agnes Van Branteghen as her assistants. Their duties performed under the capable guidance of Mr. DeLong. The sale of bus tokens, another important function of the school, was also conducted by the students. A great deal of work, preparing the tokens and giving the correct change, went into this job. Mr. DeLong acted as the faculty adviser. The student chairman was joanne DeWitt, aided by Christine Patton and Dave Ferner. ' BANK CLEHHS UUETUH I. U. First Row: Agnes Van Branteghem, Rosemary Schembre, Angie Litterio, Mr. C. C. DeLong, Arlene Wendt, Barbara Luckham, Marianne Biltz, Ann Moshier. Second Row: Robert Metchick, Barbara Ford, Ken Mans- ield, Agnes Sherman, Helen Oswold, Bob Ihrig, Eleanor Powell, Philip Lo Presti, Henry Kass. Third Row: Bar- bara Schnucker, Christine Patton, Barbara Van Voorst, Alan Kamb, joe Viola, Barbara Bowser, Virginia Harris, joan Nemetz, june Cliff, Don Maynard. Fourth Row: Marilyn Myers, Anita Hecktor, Constance Ruscio, Barbara Ball, Barbara Warth, Richard Holzschuh, janice Hall, Margaret McPhail, joyce Turney, Betty Bladdy. Fxffth Row: Dick Bushnell, BobMykins, Shirley Kettenburg, Bob johnson, Dick Van Auken, Gregory Nall, Richard Sayles, Bob Silver, jack Syage, joseph Keegan. HADIU WUHHSHUP Left to Right: Al Saucke,joan Miller, joan Riley, Bernie Galvin, Myron Kleiman, Ray Raufeisen, Lynn Hop- kins, Sally Coleman, Tom Cross, john Bergevin, Bob Sleight, Ray Tobin. Did you hear the lovely strains of melody echoing through the halls ofj. M. H. S.? The tune was Star dust, the theme of our own radio show- Marshall Unlimited. Each Friday morning the Radio Work- shop presented a new program for the entertainment and enlightenment of our fellow students. They broadcast news of sports, social activities, and bits of gossip, besides campaigning for various charities and presenting many radio plays, both frivolous and serious. At I-Iallowe'en they injected at bit of laughter into the school routine with the farce, The Ghost of Benjamin Sweet, and at Christmas, as a plea for the Save the Children fund, they broadcast the recorded program, The Littlest Angel. Later The Life of Stephen Foster was presented for the School of the Air, in conjunction with a group of senior choir members. In February, a program with the civic orchestra in their annual concert, gave the workshop members the opportunity to be heard outside the walls of john Marshall. All the work was done in Marshall's modern studio with student engineers. This gave the atmosphere of a real radio studio for inspiration, and training .... Working beside the Senior Radio Workshop was the eleventh year Radio English class. - , X fi Q , . XC V . I '0-J 1 1 HADIU ENGLISH CLASS L Standing: Fred Piker, Nancy Wright, Paul Hoapfl, Dave McDermott, Mrs. Saunders, Barbara Luckham, Bob Lanning, Betty Wilber, Lee Morton, Nancy Pearson, john Whitney, joyce Turney, Bob Hill, joan Pello. Seated, First Row: Gary Ingraham, joyce Sal- phine, Shirley Burke, Lorene Hall, jackie Evangelist, Movia Rogers. Second Row: Marianne Biltz, Carolyn Nichols, john Mack, Diana Russell, Roger Lewis, Marian Ebeling. HSH LI. AMATE HS .S'hn1zliug.' jim Pifer, Marge Schnake, Helen Voegele, Fred Omnacht, Caro- lyn Younglove, Connie Saltsman, Mr. jenkins, Marlene Herr. Seated: john Byers, Peter Wingate, Gertrude Fuchs, Doris Hamilton. BUCKET STAFF In TERM Anyone chancing to pass near room 153 on certain Monday afternoons during the past year will remember well the sound of many voices and the intermittent clacking of typewriters as the Marshall Docket went to press. Since the number of publications was restricted to less than half the usual number, the staff members had a job on their hands making each edition as fine as possible. Conferences were held among the editors to devise new features for the Docket and give assignments to the eleventh rade 'ournalism class. 8 jim Pifer was elected editor-in-chief for both the first and second terms. The first term staff was elected by the 1947-48 journalism class and the second term staff by the 1948-49 class. BUCKET STAFF hM.TEHM Sealed: Trudie Fuchs, Pete Wingate, Marge Schnake, Helen Voegele, jim Pifer. Standing: john Byers, Mr. jenkins, john Braund, Carolyn Younglove, Connie Saltsman, Doris Hamilton, Marlene Herr. EWS First Row: Calvin Shaw, john Schroy, joyce Lejeune, Mr. jenkins, Seldon Rockowitz, joan Chancey, jim O'Mara. Second Row: Edward Francis, Mary Clement, Nancy McFadden, jean Frisby, Shirley Ketchum, joan Alaimo, Joann Hall, Christine Patton, Allen Holmes. Third Row: jerry Havill, Mary Barnes, Joyce Senecal, janet Hearns, D. Hopp, M. Boland, Irene Hopkins, Richard Maynard. Fourth Row: Perry Knights, Tom Athanas, Christel johnson, Barbara Beehler,joanne DeWitt, Linnel Eisen- hauer. JUUHNALISM CLASS This year saw another group of aspiring eleventh year English students introduced to the new experience of newspaper writing under the able leadership of Mr. jenkins. The members of this special journalism class were carefully chosen, for Docket reporters. They were reliable and diligent workers as well as imaginative writers. During the past year this group learned how a newspaper is written, edited, made-up and printed, and with the experience thus gained many will go on to become the new Docket staff members in their senior year. It was the job of the press bureau to publicize Marshall's activities in the community by sub- mitting news to the local papers, including the Tenth Ward Courier, The Greece Press, and the city dailies. The staff was made up of the first and second term editors, who with the help of two journalism class members, gathered information, wrote the stories and released them to the newspapers for publication. A press bureau assistant clipped from the papers all those stories which were printed and arranged them for easy reference. PRESS BUREAU Marlene Herr Doris Hamilton Carolyn Younglove IIASTEHS 55 First Row:jack Ferner, Phyl- lis Opitz, Art Edmunds, jim Pifer, joan Riley, Bernie Galvin. Second Row: Miss Mayo, May Humm, Betty Hasenauer, Doris Hamilton, joan Nemetz, Marge Schnake, Marlene Herr. Third Row: Trudie Fuchs, Helen Voegele, Carolyn Younglove, Betty Easton, joan Miller, Shirley Bixby. Fourth Row: Betty DeMeyer, john Braund, john Byers, Connie Saltsman, Marilyn Myers, Bruce Mills, Marilyn Slocum. alinnal Hunnr Snciet In the hope of raising the standards of scholarship and character, and also the interest of the student body in leadership and service, here at John Marshall, a group of students applied to the National Council of the National Honor Society of Secondary Schools for recognition as charter members. They were accepted and granted a charter on February 28, 1930. The National Honor Society granted through this charter, the privilege and power to estab- lish, and administer the john Marshall Chapter of the National Honor Society. The requirements, considered for membership in the Society this year, were scholarship, char- acter, leadership, and service, characteristics which are worthy of encouragement in all schools. These qualities, in addition to the vote of the Society's members, and the approval of the faculty enabled many Marshall students to become members. Special events, that took place during the past year, were the impressive candle-light admission service held in the auditorium, and the tea given for the new members. The oflice of president was held by james Pifer, and that of secretary-treasurer by joan Riley. Miss Mayo was faculty adviser. THE li Illl li LIGHTS LOST AND FOUND-Laura Strickland, Nancy McFadden, Betty Hasenauer, Trudie Fuchs. Take ll nr Leave Stop!-Look!-Listen! We may have what you are missin'. This could very easily have been the slogan for our trusty Lost and Found department. Faithfully they gathered in, sorted, and held those things which you somehow failed to keep in your lockers or under your arms as you rushed up and down the halls. Unclaimed articles were put on sale at the annual Lost and Found auction. Hats off to Mr. DeLong and his dependable assistants. FINANCE CONTROL BOARD-Seated' Max- ine Maynard, joyce Salphine, Peggy Powrie, Dick Bergman, Mr. Brady. The Answer Men Under the guidance of Mr. Brady, the Finance Control Board saw us through another successful financial year. They have carefully guarded the school treasury from unwise expenditures, but, have been very willing to finance worthwhile projects that would benefit the school as a whole. john Marshall has been fortunate in having such efficient guardians of its students' treasury. UUILI. fl ll SIIHULI. QUILL AND SCROLL-Seated' john Byers, jim Pifer, john Braund. Standing: Mr. jenkins, Helen Voegele, Trudie Fuchs, Connie Saltsman, Marge Schnake, Marlene Herr, Carolyn Younglove. ing the year book. 55 The leading members of the journalism class and the john Quill staff were elected to the Quill and Scroll, an international honor society for high school journalists. The Docket report ers were selected on the quality of their news stories and the ap proval of Mr. jenkins. The stu dents on the john Quill staff received membership because of their arduous industry in produc '1 u 551187 331 A 1 Us., ' x 'EFQIQA ' ,. . . Y-?'o'I' 5X9'I'? O 1 0 ', I ' mania . fiigii ,im ,gfiif G al ' f ' ' . S Fi. E l i Seated: Miss Dunn, Sally Bargainnier. Standing: Betty Easton, Jack Ferner. Jnhn Uuill Staff SALLY BARGAINNIER, BETTY EASTON . . . Co-Editors JACK FERNER ....... . Managing Editor MISS ETHEL DUNN ...... . General Adviser MARILYN MYERS . . . Copy Editor GERTRUDE FUCHS . . . Staff Typist HELEN VOEGELE . . . Literary Editor HELEN VOEGELE . . Grinds Chairman JAMES PIFER .... . . Business Manager MR. DANIEL HOUSEMAN . . . . Business Adviser WILLIAM SHORTS . . . Sales and Distribution Manager MR. PAUL EPPING . . . . Sales and Distribution Adviser RAYMOND TOBIN ............ Advertising Chairman MR. CLAYTON DeLONG ........ . . Advertising Adviser DONALD CAMERON, RICHARD BUSHNELL .... . . Photography CAROLYN YOUNGLOVE, MARY LOU MacNAUGHTON . . . Features HAROLD FRAZIER, DORIS HAMILTON, DONALD FOOTE . . . Art MRS. FLORENCE YORKE ............. Art Adviser BARBARA BOWSER .............. Senior Statistics NANCY BAKER, JAMES PIFER, BARBARA SHAW, DORIS HAMILTON Grinds Committee BERNARD GALVIN, GERTRUDE FUCHS, RAY KEESLER, SHIRLEY STAHLBRODT, ROBERT SLEIGHT, MYRON KLEIMAN, JACK STOCKHAM, ROBERT RHODES ....... . Advertising YVONNE VERMEULEN,JOAN MILLER, ALFRED SAUCKE, BETTY YOUNG .............. Senior Pictures SALLY COLEMAN, CAROLYN YOUNGLOVE,JOAN RILEY, MARGARET SCHNAKE, HELEN VOEGELE, GERTRUDE FUCHS, JACK FRANK, MAY HUMM, JOHN BRAUND, BERNARD GALVIN, LYNN CARLTON, TOM O'REILLY, DONALD LAURER, ALFRED SAUCKE ......... Write-ups 56 Juli ll ILL - Bill , ,Mngppinb M . Standing: Deypflgv I Shons- Sliilseman, lim Pier' Stand. M Ing. B u S Htlelle Hints' Foote, M usuless ta f f D , died. H S. Yo otls Hamiltggold Fraziffz, First , , . w: jo n yers, joan Riley, Ray Tobin, Carolyn Younglove. Third Row: john Braund, Mary Lou MacNaughton, Don Cameron, Trudie Fuchs, Helen Voegele. IJIHEIITIIHS 57 Row: jim Pifer, Dick Britton Barbara Bowser Laura Strickland Second Ro h B llrl Staff General Staff A 5- gf 1.9.5 4 , ,Q M 1 . V5 I V. ,wi , . - 3: 'Q M . '1 ??v'591E , .. 'i . X. K x X kg' V . M 3. Ji Nw Q . .f S K, ms I. .h ...X W N In . L X J?Q 'H' kin +5 'T 'Y is : L .. we ,Q R -4., X - E ' WW Slim' 3 W 3' N Q 'VE -' A ,uf , V gmW'f::g Vlfkai ' '- y ,gi ,. ' .5-2 -4 'S . 1: ,, . V' L L ' 'Fw I '- Q K 'W , - -I V -- QM- . + V ff 5 X x QQ ,ai Y 1--Q' . ,Y f- x Jw , V ASX M- 5 ., 1-1 ff . 'jirifii ':. V FEE M 'I ,. .L-fiZ' zV 1 - - L x ' . gqumuymw W sg .V gm? 1, 1 ll 5,1 ,. . Y ..,.. W t 1 R X 1 ...., ix V . 2 wf V. X... - A '- - K . gm-V , ,,,, ., f 1 Us - W. ' ' ' 'Mi ' '- la. N Ti , 1 - V, aw -f - Q Qka, .F . N N X X 52 M Wi ,m f N V V kk A if VW 'Wm K - zi.. A ,rlwtjay Nqr' ai m,i5n,g 4, fqfgfiilf ,!,.w,f5, k bf , , M2335 ' 2 M , N, V ik le x -1 in Vw - fix 4 1, 1 ,.,, , sf, ff! rf! fy ,eff Q The john Marshall High School Band, under the able guidance of Mr. Geschwind, conducted another successful season. Every assembly found the band playing the overture and earlier in the year it took a major Part in a special musical assembly enjoyed immensely by all. As has been the custom for the last three years, the band entertained at the neighborhood gram- mar schools, showing the different musical in- struments to the children and playing selections enjoyable to them. The band also played at some of the school's football and basketball games. MR. HAROLD GESCHWIND EUR EH Senior llhuir First Row: D. Waldon, V. Rishor, J. Defler, J. Brightman, N. McDevitt, S. Scarpiella, B. Magliozzi, M. Brule, M. Rogers, B. Wilcox, B. Hasenauer, A. Dorland, B. Moffit, I. King, B. Bowser, B. Wilber. Second Row: Mrs. Reming- ton, R. Walsh, D. Rist, C. Nichols, P. Reiter, J. Meredith, L. Gallipeau, A. DiNitto, M. Joyce, L. Bottazzo, A. Pasko, M. LaBrutto, D. Gerber, P. Krug, D. DePotie, M. O'Connor, V. Harris. Third Row: N. Wright, M. McPhail, E. Arcara, J. Berger, M. Schnake, R. Van Duser,J. Hearns, M. Harris, J. Nangreave, J. Salphine, J. Ne- metz, C. Schmanke, H. Voegele, V. Randall, E. Van Lare. Fourtb Row: B. Schadd, B. Arnold, J. Riley, B. DeMeyer, J. Gesell, F. Guerin, C. Johnson, J. Finlayson, S. Stahlbrodt, L. Flack, J. Johnston, J. Jackson, B. Cardwell, B. Weh- ner, N. LaBar, B. Hamilton, M. Kleiman, R. Lodan. FHM Row: R. Perkins, H. Noble, S. Rockowitz, D. Barber, E. Francis, A. Dimino, D. Matties, B. Mattys, B. Faga, A. Finch, B. Shaw, J. Braund, B. Wing, R. Silliman, B. Gardner, G. Malin, H. Schmidt, D. Joyce. Mr. Singleton again directed the Mar- shall Senior Choir throughout an active and successful season. Accompanied by Mrs. Laura Remington, a distinguished Rochester pianist, the choir's ninety- three members, of the tenth, eleventh and twelfth grades, performed on our own stage, at Kilbourn Hall, in Asbury First Methodist Church, and with other city choirs from the shell in Highland Park. The Christmas and Easter seasons were especially busy times for the Senior Choir, because of special music which had to be prepared for school and outside appearances. The choir played a major part in the annual Christmas assembly, and further increased the school's Christmas spirit by singing the familiar carols in the halls. H- -J - I. - I fr - 6, HAH EST Juniur lihnir UF STARS M. The members of this choir were selected ac- cording to their seventh grade musical records. These eighth and ninth grade vocalists presented live programs during the year delighting audi- ences with such selections as Who's That a Callingf' Jolly Coppersmithj' and The Pirates of Penzance. A particular favorite of both audience and choir was a thrilling performance of Onward Christian Soldiers given by the Junior and Senior choirs combined. First Row: Mrs. Remington, R. Wheeler, L. Watson, F. Ladd, J. Milanette, C. Mambrette, J. Cardillo, D. Spieler, T. Preston, S. Farah, R. Van Putte, B. Holman, T. Gualico, S. Smith, S. Ingraham, N. Galloway, R. Pascale, N. Cote, B. Root, D. Dean, S. Soporito, B. Long, H. Thompson, B. Bauer, Mr. Singleton. Second Row: R. Dickinson, A. Kamb, D. Kirchmaier, C. Shorts, B. Seils, A. Winter, K. Mansfield, D. Burandt, S. Eaton, S. Ewing, S. Weilert, R. Alaimo, J. Tacy, F. Berry, W. Pershing, L. DePaul, H. Oswold, A. Sheiman, R. Vaillette, V. Cerulli, L. Englerth, F. Cosmano, J. Shaw, J. Cliff, J. Smith. Third Row: L. Yates, P. Jack- son, B. Viele, K. Young, P. Merriam, D. Menzie, B. Sweeney, J. Donner, E. Worboys, P. Edwards, J. Montello, J. Stoddard, P. Beck, M. Hall, D. McQuaig, L. McKinney, L. Risley, J. Weber, C. Moore, J. Shaddock, J. Chrisley, J. Altpeter, C. Villareale, E. Vande Velde, C. McAvinney. Fourth Row: P. Sawdey, B. Mears, G. Schneible, J. Laing, E. Eckhardt, P. Malone, C. Messaro, F. Jones, B. Mallon, R. Harter, E. Tickner, T. Valentine, C. Schroeder, A. Gala, R. Loke, P. Power, M. Morse, M. Martin, C. Johns, D. Pearl, M. Robertson, Y. Holman, B. Neale, E. Ingerick. Fytb Row: B. Sullivan, K. Rockow, S. Amish, R. Van Lare, D. Donovan, R. Coulson, J. Hall, T. LaBrutta, B. Putzig, P. Schaertel, B. Acker, D. Teague, N. Vackerman, J. Cleveland, E. Koper, B. Ball, J. Ledlie, K. LaBorie, G. Knowlton,'G. Beach, G. Naumann, R. Holzschah, R. Jones, R. Schlottman. X ,ef , .'n N I L ' , l Y, J -J ul 1 11 1 x If wr I f Beta Trl-Y , . FM! Row: Nancy Pearson, Connie Rus- pio, JOMI Brown, Jackie Grineff, Delores Brooks, Shirley Bixby, Joan Riley, Jane Simbhs. Janet Robinson. Second Row: Betty Gosman, Barb Danno, Beverly Bauer, Doris Hartman, June Shaw, Anita DeCook, Betty Bladdy, Doris Hamilton, Sall Coleman. Third Row: Laura Strick- land, Barbara Brookman, Marilyn Ge- rew, Joyce LeJeune, Marilyn Myers, Jean Stryker, Ruth Gaumann, Marg Schu- macher, Barb Shaw, Joan Caprio. J. Lassa Tri-Y I First Row: Marion Wadman, Nadine Kuech, Norma Barber, Wilma Grant, Jane Zeller, Eileen Hammar, Barbara Van Voorst, Sue Carter, Joan Tulley. Second Row: Ruth Ludwig, Nancy Slarks, Barb Bane, Janice Richardson, Marie Dean, Doreen Maein, Nancy Gerow, Agnes Sherman, Carolyn Collwell, Elea- nor Marshall. Third Row: Willie Werner, Joan Linhos, Mildred Shannon, Eleanor Koper, Joan Cully, Lillian Gruver, Donna Purvis, Virginia Putnam, Betty Selkirk, Eleanor Copeland, Helen Blasm. ga? : v ' Alpha Tri-Y First Row: Joan Miller, Marlyn Oehmke, Lyla Purvis, Mary Ann Biltz, Nettie Bonaldi, June Johnston. Second Row: Gloria Lutz, Helen Bueche, Betty Young. Third Row: Harriet Bonaldil, Mary Cle- ment, Betty Liddy, Eileen Conaughty, Fourth Row: Irene Hopkins, Norine Hop- kins, Barbara Luckham, Roberta Reeves, Gerry Lynch, Marge Schnake, Joyce Roller, Nancy Yeomans. SPUTLIEHT Sigma Tri-Y First Row: Carolyn Younglove, Betty Easton, Marilyn Slocum, Anne Giessel- man, Molly Boland, Lorene Hall. Second Row: Beverly Lichtwart, Marilyn Mc- Gahn, Nancy Carl, Yvonne Vermeulen, Sally Knights, Jessie Laing. Third Row: Jane Brightman, Carol Slocum, Doris Whittlesey, Gertrude Fuchs, Pat O'Neil, Winifred Bement. Yll TH Delta Tri-Y First Row: Pat Height, Jane Ide, Nancy McFadden, Diana Russell, Sheila Con- nelly, Eileen Corcoran, Sally Kehr, Shir- ley Ketchum, Christine Patton, Carolyn Nichols. Second Row: Virginia Merlanti, Agnes Van Branteghem, Jane Bartosch, Jane Carlton, Sheila Hickey, Betty Al- drich, Mary Jane Mastrella, Beverly Rath, Betty Hasenauer, Joan Bailey, Mary Brule. Third Roux, Ann Baker, Margaret McPhai1, Esther Gerber, Agnes Weit, Joan Nangreave, Nancy Wright, Barb Beehler, Joanne DeWitt, Josephine Shorts, Betty DeMeyer, Phyllis Optiz. Phi Zeta Tri-Y First Row.' Mary Jane I-Iardick, Dorothea Kimmel, Adrianne Maccallini, Merle Bellorl, Norma Gebo, Mary Jane Lush, Jane Gruver. Second Row: Barb Clapp, Maxine Maynard, Sally Noonan, Esther Smith, Anne Mae Smith, Joan Willette, Karen Jensen, Joanne Gagie, Dolores Grozowski, Laverne Beener, Jean Len- non, Joan Johnston, Lorraine Matteson, Joyce Senecal, Joyce Hill. Alpha Hi-Y First Row: jerry Havill, Robert Berg, Ken Church Second Row: Perr Kni h . l y g ts, Al Holms, Bill Vorholzer, Roger Rey- nolds, Al Saucke. Hella Hi-Y First Row: Bill Eaton, Bart Bromley, Fred Tausch, Bob Green, john Byers, Myron Kleiman. Second Row: Bob Bennett, Don Carlton, Rex Trout, john Braund, Dave Dixon, Roger Gridley. Third Row: Al Whitehouse, john Schroy, Tom Cross, jim Pifer, Art jewitt, jerry LaBroke, Lynn Carlton. Beta Hi-Y First Row: Bud Wittman, Ronald Berna, Bud Murphy, Dick Engerbrecht. Second Row: Bob Gardner, Dick Hann, Roland Gebelein, jack Printzenhoff, Dave Wil- son, Bob johnson. H PPY GANB5 , ,. , ,,,, EE--..., .,..qr-.- WHAT L' A SPEED ' L M'T A ' ' 5 ' . 55 Mf- HOMEWO mmf' 'C-5 . T pm, M., L' 1 ' I 4'-. n' 1 3 1 ! f 4 Q Nf F5 P ' R -124.2 ,WWW ' 3 . NO iffy. , l-I l', 'Il 'in I g J, : ' X L L - X , X 2, N Q Q my W ' Q 'x , . x 4 N N QL 2, W? 7f+E,fW Q Ju 1 I 5 L I4 K f J, ! , K ' f ' J x F f Q F i YOU ILL ALL BE 3 '5 ' STREET CLEANER 'W P Cr--f L D E F L U N I gl 1- ,XYI GRADEQ5' Q5 W 0+ -- 41 L-: 41 . 'U U EE 'Mi Q mrfaf H+ v 1 SO THATS WHAT THEY'RE WEARLNG Now!! E5,j,,LY -. L T R A C3 E D Y In A R T m I 4 1 x ,vii ,ii 9 A ' V' Z , ,ETL ' W ,524 ..-Ewa, ,E E H ..L, J Sf! :f4e -- ,P + DRIVIR ramwua cuss. Q.,-rg-,gp ,E : h os v Tnume 65 ll l Z- fifa x 70 T if .If iiiiff 1 f S-Q7 P: nn-1-A TI! THE MAGNET P K fa JD .J DEPA 'WN Cf, A fTI3Wi1 4 ' .KTM SNC JUST A CHILD AT HEART RTURE 'v PJSNK ev-S ARRI VAL ,Ar YOUR QB THE SENIOR TEA TOWERING TRIANGLE DRIVING CLASS 2 A 'ff 4 I I i , ,423 f if 1, Q? A Q .5 1' ' I ,N,:,: X ' ' I ,, , 9 MX 'HJ FFR' S 1 1 - -I .. ,, 'L - A K L , I 4 I L I ' I , -I g I WA A 'YEW . A , f 1' A SISS . I I M Q - A A f if ' , 5' , :' . 5' ml' 4 .- :gl-ij' A 5 ' ' 231 -1 :-: F , X 1 4 A A :2 Sn 5 A w 1 -1f ' X I - :-: V ... vf:v,A-E: yr , . 'Ng V . .. . . NSW,--'m 3 ,j 5 U- ,N R - I 4 ' A 1 .maxi : ' 4 f I , BROADWAY STARS TRIO AMONG A FATAL STRUGGLE CUTTING CLASS THE TREES O D ig t X .ldlxl ., . 4 1 . lb . 1 'f , - rx Q A .:v. it A. Wi r 2. in if 5U1g.f Q 5 1? -- 4 . A .vj ,, ED ACKLEY Row: T. O Reilly, D. Matties, E. Ackley, -I. Smith, E. Cleere, B. Wing, B. Paliam, T. Pasko, C. Camelio, P. Gay, B. Lanning, J. LeFever, B. Murray, Coach Dave Campbell. Tbird Row: D. Melrose, B.Cory, B. Stallman, D. Archibald, R. Eckerson, J. Matties, B. Ludwig, A. Dimino, E. Kohler,d. Glass, D. joyce, D. Plummer, B. Shorts, M. Levis, Mr. Ei e. FUUTBALL The gridders finished an unsuccessful season last fall. Although the Marshall men lost all eight games they had plenty of spirit and fight. This year's team had the lightest line average in the history of football at M. H. S. The most outstanding game was probably the West game. West had the ball on our one yard line and was pushed by penalties and a smashing PETE GAY TALE T BILL SHORTS TEAM Monroe . Franklin . Charlotte . jefferson . Edison Tech East . . West . . Madison . SUMMARY 2 6 Marshall 1 9 Marshall 1 9 Marshall 3 4 Marshall 3 9 Marshall 3 8 Marshall 1 3 Marshall 3 9 Marshall . . 13 . . 13 . . 0 . . 0 . . 0 . . 0 . . 0 . . 0 line back to our own 38 yard line. This happened several times during the game when West was knocking at our door. Of the many outstanding players the man with the most light and grit was Don Burnham who won a place on the second team in the All- Scholastic roster. BOB BURNHAM tw COACH CAMPBELL BOB STALLMAN ENZO FAGA 69 W? Clockwisefrom Top: 12 Milt Levis, 32 j. Frank, 1 1 J. Dainard, 6 L. Morton, 5 R. Reisinger, 3 A. Pike, 4 A. Kaiser, 7 J. Wolk, 9 H. Galen, 10 L. De- fi Francisco, 8 T. Gilzow, 28 D. Maloney. if Qxrfiif MQFQ I 70 SPUTLIGHT U Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall SUMMARY 1 2 . 46 60 Hilton . . . 34 34 Madison . . 39 46 jefferson . . 44 3 5 West . . . 44 49 Charlotte . . 39 42 Monroe . . 4 5 39 East . . . 46 27 Franklin . . 43 44 Edison . . Note. Number 1 and 2 szgmfy frst and second hay. This year, under the tutoring of Mr. Bushnell, the Marshall cagers won eight and lost eight, to take down fifth place in the Interscholastic League. Although the team had six returning veterans, it was young and inexperienced. The lack of experience was made up by the team's fight, the scoring of Herb Galen and Tom Gilzow, and the play-making of Bob Reisinger. As far as Mai-shall's arch-rival Charlotte was concerned, Marshall had a very vw successful season beating them on the Lakesider's court 44 to 36, and on their BASKETBALL 7, 1 Xb .f-- NM -3' 4-n. SUMMARY Marshall . . 4 West . Marshall . . 4 Charlotte Marshall . . 4 Edison Marshall . . 3 Franklin Marshall . . 4 East . Marshall . . 3 Monroe Tennis QI I First Row: T. Athanis, R. McFadden, E. Lincke, J. Byers. Second Row: D. Fern- er, J. Ferner, T. Wallace, B. Carpenter, J. Buzawa. 7 2 . 0 . 0 . 0 . l . 0 . 1 ii The 1948 tennis team, under the able direction of coach Wright, annexed its second straight interscholastic championship. The team found little competition except from Monroe and Franklin, both of whom were defeated by scores of 3 to 1. The team consisted of the three singles, the players were Tom Wallace, jack Ferner, and john Buzawa, the later two of whom remained undefeated, while Tom Wallace and the doubles combination of Dave Ferner and Bill Carpenter met only one upset a piece. Tom Wallace, the defending single's champ was dethroned in the annual tournament by Bob Burnham of Monroe. In the doubles tourna- ment, however, the brother combination, jack and Dave Ferner, edged the other Marshall entry of Tom Wallace and john Buzawa in an amaz- ingly close match to retain the doubles championship for the Judges. BEST BY REU EST ...nd Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall 5 if Although Marsha1l's 1948 baseball team wasn't very high in the game winning column, the boys on the team, under the guiding hand of Mr. Bushnell, went a long way in learning the value of real teamwork. The SUMMARY Monroe . . 9 Franklin . . 6 East . . . 4 Edison . . 3 West . . . 10 Charlotte . . 6 Madison . . 9 jefferson . . 1 5 Pittsford . . 0 fnon-leaguej Baseball team, though winding up on the short end of some very close scores, gave their opponents stiff competition when they played as a unit. ,A- Throughout each game the boys showed good sportsmanship and thus in were a credit to the school. 5 I it XX --- ---K i. First Row: T. Brasser, J. Frank, A. Pike, L. Gordon, K. Dodson, T. Gilzow, E. Ackley. Second Row: Coach William Bushnell, D. Ken- yon, F. Clow, D. Maloney, E. Faga, j. Dainard, K. Drumm, J. Braund, R. Ge- belein, H. johnson, D. Davison. ABUUND THE IILBEH WITH BASEBALL First Raw: D. Laurer, Manager L. Lush, T. Pasco, B. Wilcox, A. Jewett, F. Ohnmacht, J. Schaefer. Second Row: SUMMARY B. Bromley, J. Clapp, B. Van Auken, P. Schoertel, R. M h H 4 Ed. Tullius, R. Johnston, L. Jossem. Standing: P. Hoepll, S. Mnshau 4? M 'Son ' ' Southworth, T. Tascione, J. Mayfield, B. Bennett, Coach Mushau 58 Mogroe ' ' Anthony Gerace, R. Trout, R. McAvoy, D. Dickson, A. Mzxhzu 43 Jes-eggs Carr, G. Cole, J. Laurer, J. Harris. Marshall 60 Charlotte Marshall 47 Franklin , , Marshall 54 West . . S Marshall 57 East . was ' 'UNCONQUERABLES' ' Again under the exacting supervision of coach Anthony Gerace, the John Marshall swimming team walked off with the city and sectional championship. They out-classed all opposition this year in eight league meets and dominated the sectionals by capturing 7 out of the 8 possible firsts. Undoubtedly the most brilliant performer was John Schaefer, a freestyle specialist. As well as breaking the city 100 yard freestyle mark in the time of 56.4 seconds, he also retained his sectional 220 yard freestyle crown. John Mayfield also successfully defended his crown by gaining 131.4 points to annex the fancy diving championship. Three new champions were also proclaimed: Tony Tascione, 50 yard freestyle, Fred Ohnmacht, 100 yard breast stroke, and Donald Laurer, 100 yard freestyle. To date the team has won 84 straight meets as well as eight straight city and sectional champion- ships. Next year with the loss of four of its members the team will be gunning for its 9th title in as many years. 74 UVEH THE WAVES First Row.' G. Colyer, W. Weiland, L. Gordon, R. Diver, R. Hall, D. Hill, C. Vanderzell, J. Frank, R. Rohnke, N. Trevor, J. Boyack. Second Row: D. Hann, T. Tascione, R. Pearce, A. Jewett, A. Berndt, R. Lewellyn, J. Braund, M. Stadt, R. Mears, L. DeFrancisco. Third Row: D. Simpson, D. MacLeod, J. Pifer, H. Galen, P. McKinney, F. Raforth, R. Harris, R. Spieler. 5 Soccer M .fi H kg J ,.. rib Under the fine coaching of Mr. Bushnell, Marshall's 1948 soccer team enjoyed an excellent season. At the close of the season they found themselves in second place in the Inter- scholastic League. During each one of their league games and in the non-league game with the Rochester School for the Deaf, the boys cer- tainly showed good sportsmanship. Although there were indi- viduals who did exceptionally well at times, it was the good passing and pulling together as af team that won the games. The managers of the team also did a good job in taking care of the equipment. Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall SPIJHT HIGHLIGHTS SUMMARY . 6 Charlotte . 4 School fo . 4 Jeierson . 2 Edison . 5 Franklin . 1 West . . 5 Monroe . 4 Madison . 0 East . r Deaf Edison 62 2X3 West . 5015 Madison 4 516 East . 50213 H-HERB ln mg-Iowan First Row: W. Shorts, A. jewett, . johnson, P. Viola, P. Knights, . Bushnell, N. Dinolfo. Second Row: Diver, C. Cardillo, T. Miller, . Matties, L. Carlton, W. Studley, O'Reilly, R. Harris, D. Plummer, . Murray. SUMMARY Monroe 33V3 Marshall 0 Charlotte 2 3 jefferson 2 8 IA Franklin 0 Marshall 4515 Marshall 45 Marshall 39V3 Track Marshall placed sixth in interscholastic track competition taking one third 'Mlm rest of the schools. place and three second places in its four triangular meets in the 1948 season. Marshall downed Franklin, Charlotte, and jefferson, but fell victim of the Because of a misunderstanding of the date for the Edison, Monroe meet, Marshall lost by forfeit to these two schools. Marshall's victory over Franklin was by forfeit while Madison's triumph over Marshall was taken by a half point margin. Some of the team's individual stars were Keith Davis, Pete Gay, and Norm Dinolfo. The three boys represented us in the sectionals with Davis running second in the half mile and taking first in the high jump. gif , M? T Hann L ingengh cillde Ngpgtudley' Tbir Gllass a fe it 4 SPIJHT '?2?..'5 '.'sg,..:B- S:3if2'a1:'f:ad1.C'f?i2L?t, 15. Buf-We 1' e , - , . H 'ii'i?Af'3ffch Ffank Rai. oaeillv- B. U ' Wrestling The wrestling team, under the watchful and able eyes of Coach Frank Reddy, took fifth place in the scholas- tic league, winning 3, losing 5. They pinned East, West, and Madison. Out- standing men on the team were as fol- lows: Don Butler had a record of 6 pins, one decision, and one loss. Tom O'Reilly was unbeaten with a record of 2 decisions, 5 draws. joe Pascale, Chuck Cardillo, Walt Weiland, Don Burnham, and Bill Shorts also did well in the school matches. Others on the team were Dick Hann, Terry Charlotte, Franklin, and jefferson succumbed to the lightning Mar country squad, placing them sixth in the interscholastic competition. To end the season the varsity team went to Hobart. This included Bernie Galvin, Lynn Carlton, Bob Green, Tom Miller, Chuck Cardillo, and Roy Eatan as mascot. Under the able coaching of Mr. Wright, training began with five laps around k nd soon lengthened into two and a half miles nightly. Most of the the trac a practice runs were held on the Riverside trail at Maplewood Park. shall cross First Row: R. Brunz, B. Galvin, L. Carlton. Second Row: E. Lincke, C. Cardillo, T. Miller. llrnss Country mf., - .Q Team Hann, Lyle Ingrick, Norm Bissel, Bob Bellis, and Bill Studley. The team will lose live varsity wrestlers next year, but the scrubs have shown much promise in practice. P!-HU-llJE S 1 nd RW Rageiseni ggi, RW- 1-Wi?lkiARYo11 5'R' pirst igauc ev ' A Leaders' llluh The members of Leader's Club met weekly to learn, in advance, the work of the gym classes. In this way they were capable of guid- ing a gym class, whenever the teacher desired help 'or demonstration of new work. The members of this club could easily be identi- fied by the spotless white gym suits which they dis- played. Mrs. Holcombe acted as the faculty adviser for the group while Nancy Baker performed the job P of manager. 3 Sche Girls' Buwlinq A girl's bowling club was started again this year under the capable guidance of Miss O'Con- nor. The girls practiced faithfully their rigorous and exacting sport every Tuesday at the Ridge Bowling Alley. As a reward for their tireless efforts Marshal1's team took first place in the Interscholastic League. 78 SPUHTS I Buy n l q Interscholasti owli was brought back to Marshall agai is yea thr the e rts of Ray Tobin. team c sis of Ray in - Roger Youn err ol , y Rauf ' n arzgfoj Al Sauc avera ed 589 a av age ere h by ay Raufeis n w' 131 b , 7 .I 9 e t h settle for st pla in the eague. T . t p an A aucke i gy? BOYCC' ke, loan gmaw ' S Oehm me Ros Nancy garpef vlfgmia :vig Late. - joan Unhgjan Secvndqigxld Row: Rm :US Sher ' ef. - ' H3 ' S KO? . a ne First Raul ggagxxc? Sgglsfaggeat, Eleanor t C 'Af 1 mbte, HUUNDUP EDWARD JOHN ACKLEY 740 Seneca Parkway Student Association Vice-President, Executive Council 4, Homeroom Representative 1, 2, Assemblies 2, 3, 4, Radio Workshop 4, Minor Letter Activities 4, Minor Letter Athletics 2, Major Letter Athletics 3, Minor Letter Scholarship 3, Reserve Basketball 2, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Soccer 1, 2, Football 3, 4, Homeroom Basketball 1, 3, Hi-Y. ELIZABETH ADAMS 21 Straub Street Transfer from Durham, North Carolina, Minor Letter Scholarship 4. BARBARA JOAN ARNOLD 530 Clay Avenue Minor and Major Letter Activities 3, Minor Letter Scholarship 3, Senior Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Inter-High Choir 2, 3, 4, Music Appreciation Club 2, 3, Rating Committee 1, Leaders' Club 1, 2, Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Representative 1. WALTER H. ASHMEAD 8 Archer Street I Homeroom Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 4, Junior Choir 1. ROBERT EARL ATWELL 386 Stonewood Avenue H1-Y 1, 2, Homeroom Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Sales Manager 1, Stamp Clerk 2, Bank Clerk 3, Alternate Homeroom Representative 4, Track Manager 1, 2, Swimming Club 1, 2, Ping-pong 3, 4, Minor Letter Athletics 2, Rating Committee 4. NANCY LEE BAKER 16 Woodside Street Athletic Commission 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Bowling 2, 4, Badminton 2, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Games Club 3, Leaders' Club 3, 4, Hlt Pin 3, 4, Square Dancing 3, 4, Athletic Banquet 3, Visual Aid 3, Spring Frolic 3, Assembly 3, Majorette 4, Trl-Y 2, 3, 4, Minor Letter Athletics 2, k1ajo:'iLeTer Athletics 3, John Ouill 4, Minor and Major Letter ct v t es . SALLY A. BARGAINNIER 1784 Ridge Road West Co-Editor John Ouill 4, Minor and Major Letter Activities 3,Tri-Y 1, 2, 3, Homeroom President 2, Legislature 2, Senior Choir 2, 3, Orchestra 1, Leaders' Club 1, Swimming Club 1, Radio Workshop 4, Honor Roll 4, Publications Commission 4, Rating Committee 2, Assemblies 3, 4, Spring Frolic 3, Red Cross Drive 3. ELEANOR BARNETT 397 Magee Avenue ggi-bYl1, 2, 3, Student Secretary 4, Junior Red Cross Drive 3, Hobby u . JANE M. BARTOSCH 102 California Drive Trl-Y 3, 4, Minor Letter Scholarship 2, Major Letter Scholarship 3, Radio English 3, Homeroom Representative 3, 4, Graduation Usher 3. ROBERT A. BUAER 1244 Stone Road Homeroom Basletball 1, 2, 3, 4, Swimming Club 1, Homeroom Repre- sentative 1, Minor Letter Athletics 3. LAVERNE H. BEENER 541 Lake Avenue Trl-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Book Store 4, Red Cross Carnival 1, Assembly 3, Swimming Club 1, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. JANET BELLIS 60 Wedgewood Drive No Activities. MERLE BELLOR 186 Dorsey Road Volleyball 3, Dancing 2, 3, Baseball 3, Trl-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Badminton 2, 3, Dance Committee 2, 3. GERALDINE BEMENT 71 Carlisle Street Bowling 1, Trl-Y 2, 3, Junior Red Cross Drive 3. LOWELL BENJAMIN 90 Chesterton Road Cross Country 2, Homeroom Basketball 2, 3, 4, Reserve Basketball 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y, Assembly 3. JOHN J. BERGEVIN 369 Electric Avenue Assemblies 2, 3, 4, Soccer 2, Track 2, 3, Homeroom Basketball 2, 3, Riding Club 1, 2, Hi-Y 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, Managing Editor Spanish Paper 3, Service Corps 3, 4, Minor Letter Activities 3, Hi- I'?ws33, Sports Announcer 4, Audio Console 4, Junior Radio Work- s op . RICHARD BERGMAN 454 Fisher Road Football 3, Executive Council 4, Homeroom Basketball 1, 2, 3, Boys' Service Organization 1. ARTHUR DONALD BERNDT 1001 Dewey Avenue Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Wre tling 1, Homeroom Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Base- ball 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, Minor and Major Letter Athletics 3, Ping-pong 3, 4, Tennis 1. SHIRLEY M. BIXBY 165 Rand Street Badminton 1, Square Dancing 1, Junior Choir 1, Senior Choir 3, Sales Manager 2, Homeroom Secretary 2, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, Tri-Y 3, 4, Major Letter Scholarship 3. BETTY BLADDY 585 Driving Park Avenue Bank Clerk 3, 4, Choir 2, Tri-Y 3, 4. GERALD BOMMELJE 92 Carlisle Street Homeroom Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Swimming Club 2. ANTOINETTE BONALDI 406 Oakwood Road Trl-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 3, 4. DOROTHY HARRIET BONALDI 406 Oakwood Road Trl-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Docket 3, 4, Dancing Club 1. BARBARA BOWDEN 273 Eastman Avenue Rating Clerk 2, Bank Clerk 4, Junior Choir 1, Minor Letter Scholar- ship 2, Major Letter Scholarship 3, Hoor Roll 1, 2, Leaders' Club 1, Swimming Club 1. BARBARA C. BOWSER 154 Pomona Drive Student Association Assemblies 3, 4, Bank Clerk 3, 4, Senior Choir 2, 3, 4, Docket 3, John Quill 4, Major and Minor Letter Activities, Trl-Y 2, 3, Spanish Club 3, Memorial Scholarship Drive 4, Student Secretary 3, Spring Frolic 3, Dungaree Frolic 3, Rouser Dance 2. CAROLYN BOYKIN 30 Virginia Avenue gtudeait Secretary 4, Tri-Y 1, 3, Fashion Show 3, Junior Red Cross r ve . JOHN CHARLES BRAUND 24 Fillingham Drive Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, Senior Choir 2, 4, Inter-High Choir 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Homeroom President 2, Legislature 2, Baseball 1, 2, 3. 4, Soccer 2, 3, 4, Executive Council 4, Minor and Major Letter Athletics 2, Minor and Major Letter Activities 2, School Award 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Ouill and Scroll 3, 4, Major Letter Scholarship 3, Cross Country 1, Homeroom Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, iunicor grown Meeting 4, Operetta 3, Scholarship Commission 4, nc et . RICHARD A. BRITTON 1900 Ridge Road West Transfer from Edison 3, Assemblies 3, 4, John Ouill 4, Visual Aid 4. BARBARA RUTH BROOKMAN 77 Gorsllne Street Girls' Service Organization 1, Dancing Club 1, Bowling Club 2, Rating Clerk 3, 4, Leaders' Club 4, Sales Manager 4, Trl-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Bad- minton 1. DELORES CLARINE BROOKS 566 Blrr Street Banking Clerk 1, Tri-Y 3, 4, Hobby Club 1, 2, Fashion Show 3, Junior Red Cross Drive 3, Swimming Club 1, Minor Letter Scholarship 3. MARY KATHERINE BRULE 45 Barnard Street Senior Choir 3, 4, Trl-Y 2, 3, 4, Junior Red Cross Drive 2. DON BURNHAM 57 Electric Avenue Football 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Minor Letter Athletics 2, Major Letter Athletics 3, Senior Class Treasurer 4, Boxing 1, 2, Swimming Club 1, John Quill 4, Spring Frolic 3. RICHARD G. BUSHNELL 216 Bidwell Terrace Bank Clerk 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, John Ouill 4, Homeroom Basket- ball 1, 2, Lunchroom Patrol, Minor Letter Athletics 4, Junior Choir 1. ALBERT BUTLER 901 Ridge Road West Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Homeroom Basketball 2, Junior Choir 1, Boys' Service Organization 1, Sales Manager 1. DON BYERS 1055 Lake Avenue No Activities. JOHN R. BYERS 115 Albemarle Street Homeroom President 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Inter-High Band 4, Cross Country 1, 2, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Life Saving 2, Stamp Club 2, Spanish Club 3, Sports Editor Docket 4, John Ouill 4, Docket 3, Major Letter Activities 3, Major Letter Scholarship 3, School Award 3, Major Letter Athletics 4, Ouill and Scroll 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4. DONALD S. CAMERON 184 Alameda Street Homeroom Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Soccer 1, Track 1, Memorial Scholar- ship Drive 4, John Oulll 4, Stamp Clerk 1, Minor Letter Athltics, Boxing 1, Wrestling 1. ARLENE MARIE CAREY 58 Truesdale Street Rating Clerk 1, 3, Basketball Club 2, Minor and Major Letter Scholar- ship 3, Bowling 3, Dancing 3, Badminton 1, Homeroom Representa- tive 2, Gaduation Usher 3. CHARLES R. CARDILLO , 58 Oriole Street Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, Minor Letter Athletics 3, Major Letter Athletics 4. LYNN CARLTON 3301 Mount Read Boulevard Swimming Club 2, Basketball 2, 3, Band 1, 3, 4, Cross Country 3, 4, Track 3. 4, Memorial Day Parade 3, Orchestra 3. SALLY PATRICIA COLEMAN 118 Avis Street Homeroom President 2, Dancing 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Bank Clerk 3, Bond Clerk 1, Trl-Y 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Representative 2, 4: Music Appreciation Club 3, 4, Witches' Hop 4, Minor Letter Activities 4. EILEEN CONAUGHTY 554 Westmount Street Dancing Club I, Bowling 2, Baseball 3, Basketball 3, Operetta Usher 3, Honor Roll 2, 3, Witches' Hop 4. LEONA CRAMER 180 Florence Avenue gong lClerk 1, Junior Red Cross Drive 2, Senior Banquet 3, Dancing lu . HARRY CROSS 3406 Mount Read Boulevard No Activities. THOMAS HENRY CROSS 243 Electric Avenue Stamp Club 1, 2, Swimming Club 1, 2, Life Saving 2, 3, 4: H0m9f00m Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Soccer 2, Football 2, Assemblies 1, 3. 4: MIIIOI' Letter Athletics 2, Hi-Y 3, Radio Workshop 3, 4, Ping-pong 2, 3, 4, Audio Corps 4, Hi-News 3, Tennis 2. JACK DAINARD 72 Redwood Road Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Executive Council 3, Social Chairman 3, Homeroom Basketball 1, Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4, Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 4, Radio Workshop 4, Minor Letter Athletics 23 Major Letter Athletics 3, Hi-News 3,'Stamp Clerk, Sports Dance 3, Snowball 3. JANICE SALLY DEFLER 241 Martin Sffeet Senior Choir 2, 3, 4, Assembly 3, Leaders' Club 2, Operetta 3, Senior Tea Hostess 4, Junior Red Cross Drive 2. JOANNE DEFLER 241 Martin Street Assemblies 2, 3, Bookstore 2, 3, Fashion Show 3, Clothing Repre- sentative 4, Junior Red Cross Drive 3. BETTY JANE DeMEYER 83 Barnard Street Tri-Y 2, 3, Homeroom Representative 2, 3, Honor Roll 1, 2. 3: SIU' dent Secretary 1, 2, Senior Choir 4, Major Letter Scholarship 3. DOLORES DePo'r1E New Lyons Road Senior Choir 1, 3, 4, Inter-High Choir 2, 3, Student SOCl'9I3l'Y 2. 49 Minor Letter Activities 3, Hobby Club 1. JOAN MARIE DHAENENS 298 Wendhurst Drive Junior Red Cross Drive 3. ALPHONSE D1M1N0 157 Augustine Street Assemblies 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Basketball 2. 3. 45 Senior Choir 2, 3, Radio Workshop 4, Docket 3. ROBERT EARL DIVER 112 Veness Avenue Track 2, 3, 4, Soccer 1. 2, 3. 4: Hi-Y l. 21 Wrestling 3. 43 Swimming Club 1, Homeroom Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 32 Mil'l0l' Leffef Athletics 2, Major Letter Athletics 3. PATRICIA JEAN DOLES 262 Columbia Avenue Dance Committee 2, Junior Red Cross Drive 2, 3, Senior Banquet 3, Service Corps Banquet 3, Athletic Banquet. NANCY ANN DORLAND 193 Albemarle Street Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2. 3. 4: S6Ili0l' Ch0il' 2. 3. 42 IFlf9l HiSh Band 3, 4, Tri-Y 2, 3, Rating Committee 1, Snowball 3, John Ouill 3, Assembly 3. SANTINA LAURA DOVIDIO 73 Mason Street Lunchroom Cashier 2, 3, Senior Banquet 3, Attendance Card Col- ector 4. ,101-iN KEVIN DRUMM 1014 South Goodman Street Homeroom President 1, 4, Assemblies 2, 3, Baseball 2, 3. 4: Basket- ball l, 2, 3, Soccer 1, 2, Swimming Club 1, Homeroom Basketball 1, 3, Minor and Major Letter Athletics 2. ELIZABETH J. EASTON 1550 Sffme Road Co-Editor John Ouill 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 4, Minor Letter SCh0l3l'Sl'liP 3, Trl-Y 3, 4, Dance Committees 3, 4, Graduation Usher 3, Bank Clerk Alternate 3, Rating Clerk 4, Assembly 4: Mil10l' and MBIOI' Letter Athletics 3, Badminton 2, Leaders' Club l. 2. 32 Swimnzlml club 1, 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, Life saving 3, Music Appreciation Club 3, 4, Senior Tea 4, National Honor Society 4. ARTHUR EDMUNDS 17 Riverside Street Ratlng Clerk 2, 4: Homeroom Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Cross Country Manager l, 2: Track Manager 2: Mlnor Letter Athletlcs 2: Mlnor Letter Scholarship 2: Swlmmlng Club l, 2: Tennls 2: Junior Radio Workshop 3: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. LESLIE E. EISMAN, JR. 977 Stone Road Homeroom Basketball I, 2, 3, 4. BE'I'l'Y ELLIO'I'I' 38 Willmae Road Junlor Red Cross Drlve 2: Senlor Banquet 3. JOYCE EVANS 23 Maryland Street Swlmmlng Club 1. ENZO FAGA 389 Seyle Terrace Homeroom Presldent 1, 2: Football 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Assoclatlon President 4: Assemblies 3, 4: Radio Workshop 4: Docket 3: Senlor Cholr 4: Junlor Cholr 1: HI-Y 1: Mlnor Letter Athletics 2: Mafor Letter Athletics 2: Mlnor Letter Scholarship 3: Spanish Club 3: unlor Red Cross Drive 2: Student Assoclatlon Dance Band 1. MARY ANN FARLEY 27 Florence Avenue Junlor Red Cross Drive 3. JACK D. FERNER 80 Navarre Road Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4: Homeroom President 3: Natlonal Honor Soclety 3, 4: Ratlng Clerk 1, 2, 3, 4: Ratlng Committee 2, 3: Homeroom Basketball 1, 2: Tennis 1 2, 3, 4: Swlmmlng Club 1: Dramatics 2, 3, 4: Hl-Y 1, 2, 3: Soccer 3: Major Letter Athletics 3: Major Letter Ac- tlvltles 3: Major Letter Scholarship 3: School Award 3: Junior Town Meetlng 4: anaglng Editor John Oulll 4: Spanish Club 3. LORRAINE DORIS FLACK 191 Oriole Street Majorette 3: Fashion Show 3: Service Corps 3, 4: Senlor Choir 3, 4: Mlnor Letter Actlvltles 3: Inter-Hlgh Cholr 3: Operetta 3. DONALD FOOTE 150 Genesee Park Boulevard John Oulll 4: Dance Committees 3, 4: Athletlc Banquet 3: Operetta: Assembly 3. FRANCIS J. FORGIONE 230 Ravine Avenue Track 1: Homeroom Regresentatlve 2: Stage Crew 3: Memorial Day Parade 3: Ratlng Clerk : Dance Committees 3. JOHN G. FRANK 446 Electric Avenue Soccer 2 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Baseball I, 2, 3, 4: Homeroom Basket- ball 1: Mlnor Letter Athletlcs 2: Major Letter Athletics 3: Homeroom Representative 1: Sales Manager 1. GRACE E. FREEMAN - 1083 Britton Road Baseball 1, 2, 3: Swlmmlng Club 1, 3: Dancing Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Bad- minton I, 2: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Leaders' Club 3: Homeroom Vlce- Presldent 3: Hit Pin 3: Mlnor Letter Athletics 2: Major Letter Ath- letlca 3: Mlnor Letter Scholarship 3: Service Corps 3, 4: Senlor Ban- :iuet 3' Athletlc Banquet 3: Dance Chmmlttee 3: Games Club 2: lnor Letter Actlvltles 4. HAROLD R. FRAZIER 246 Santee Street Honor Roll 1, 3: Dance Committees 3, 4: Memorial Scholarship Drlve 3, 4: Scholastic Keys 3: Junior Cholr 1: Mlnor Letter Scholarship 3: John Oulll 4. KLAUS H. FRIELINGHAUS 164 Strathmore Drive Keg Art Awards 1, 2: Ratlng Committee 4: Muslc Appreciation Club 4: tage Crew 4: Track 4. GERTRUDE B. FUCHS 53 Maynard Street Mlnor Letter Athletics 2: Mlnor and Major Letter Scholarship 2: Mlnor Letter Actlvltles 4: Leaders' Club 1: Dancing Club 1: Bowling Club 2: Junlor Health Committee 3, 4: Graduatlon Usher 3: Assem- blles 1, 2, 3, 4: Docket 3, 4: John Oulll 4: Homeroom President 1: Rating Committee 4: Executive Council 4: Lost and Found 4: Dance Committees 1, 4: Trl-Y 4: Oulll and Scroll 3, 4: Clvlc Service Com- :nlsslon 4: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Senlor Tea 4: National Honor Society MARY E. GALA 50 Tacoma Street Band 1: Orchestra 1: Hobby Club 1. BERNARD J . GALVIN 63 Brayton Road Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Homeroom Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Swlmmlng Club 1, 2: Basketball Manager 3: Llfe Saving 2, 4: Radlo Workshop 4: John Oulll 4: Hl-Y 2: Assemblies 3, 4: Mlnor and Major Letter Athletics: Mlnor Letter Scholarship: Junior Radio Workshop 3. RUTH GAUMANN 608 Drlvlng Park Avenue Glrls' Servlce Organization 1. PETER GAY 36 Riverside Street Homeroom Basketball 1, 2, 3: Track 2, 3, 4: Football 3, 4: Memorlal Day Parade 3: Mlnor Letter Actlvltles 3: Banking Clerk 1: Bond Clerk 1: Boys' Service Organization I. MARJORIE GEDRAITIS 1396 Long Pond Road No Actlvltles. MARILYN ANNE GEREW 705 Hollenbeck Street Bowling 2: Senlor Banquet: Trl-Y: Junlor Red Cross Drive 3. ELIZABETH M. GOSMAN 104 Keehl Street Trl-Y 2, 3, 4: Dancing Club 1: Dance Committee. MARIE A. HAAG 23 Almay Road ylsuar Letter Scholarship 2: Major Letter Scholarship 3: Honor Roll I Y ' ROBERT E. HALL 1492 Ridge Road West Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4: Swlmmlng Club 1: Homeroom Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Mlnor Letter Athletlcs 3: Major Letter Athletics 4: Life Saving 2: Band 2: Athletlc Commlsslon 4. DORIS HAMILTON 306 Rldge Road West Trl-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2: Docket 3: Press Bureau 4: Leaders' Club l: Hobby Club l: Dance Committees 2, 3: Mlnor Letter Scholarship 2: John Oulll 4. , MARILYN R. HARRIS 2112 English Road Senlor Choir 4: Mlnor Letter Scholarshlp 3: Student Secretary 1: Vlsual Ald 2, 3. RICHARD HARRIS soo Ridgemont Drlve Soccer 3, 4: Track 3, 4: Wrestllng 3, 4: Safety Patrol 1, 2, 3, 4: Major Letter Actlvltles: Major Letter Athletics. BETTY JOAN HASENAUER 306 Seyle Terrace Minor Letter Scholarship 2: Major Letter Scholarship 4: Senlor Choir 2, 3, 4: Dance Committee 2, 3, 4: Alternate Homeroom Presl- dent 2: Operetta 3: Trl-Y 3, 4: Graduation Usher 3: Radlo Workshop 4: Student Secretary 4: Lost and Found 4: Rating Committee 4: Mlnor Letter Actlvltles 4. LORETTA JEAN HEADLEY 265 Pierpont Street Junlor Choir 1: Senlor Choir 2: Junlor Red Cross Drive. BERNICE CECELIA HEMIUP 22815 Fulton Avenue Junlor Choir 1: Basketball 2: Leaders' Club 1: Swlmmlng Club 1, 2: Mlnor Letter Scholarship 3: Mlnor Letter Athletlcs 3: Trl-Y 3, 4: Llfe Saving 2. MARLENE J. HERR 442 Blrr Street Tri-Y 1, 2, 3: Glrls' Servlce Organlzatlon 1: Operetta 1: Graduation Usher 3: Oulll and Scroll 3, 4: Hobby Club I: Assembly 1: Dance Committees 3: Operetta Usher 3: Press Bureau 4: Docket 3: Scholastic Commlsslon 4: John Oulll 4: Mlnor and Major Letter Scholarship 2: Mlnor Letter Actlvltles 3. DOLORES MAY HETZEL 486 McCall Road Cheerleader 3, 4: Homeroom President 4: Chairman Student As- soclatlon Art Committee 4: Baseball I: Assembly 4: John Oulll 4. ARLENE HEUNEMANN 11 Kestrel Street Junlor Cholr 1: Honor Roll 2: Mlnor Letter Scholarship 3: Dancing Club 1: Assembly 1. DONALD HILL 55 Keehl Street Homeroom Basketball 1, 2, 3: Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4: HI-Y 1, 2, 3: Mlnor Letter Athletics '2: Major Letter Athletics 3: Swlmmlng Club 1: Tennls 2. HELGA LUCY HOECKER 95 Hartley Street Rating Clerk 1, 2, 3: Mlnor Letter Scholarship 2: Graduation Usher 3: Spanish Club 3: Basketball 2. KURT HOFSASS 47 Starllng Street Swlmmlng Team 1, 2, 3, 4: Soccer l, 2, 3, 4: Mlnor and Major Letter Athletics 2: Mlnor Letter Actlvltles 4: Minor Letter Scholarship 3: School Award 4. ' AUBREY LYNN HOPKINS 469 Electric Avenue Plng-pong 1: Leaders' Club 1: Dance Committee 2. NORINE ELLEN HOPKINS 163 Brookrldge Drive Trl-Y 2, 3, 4: Senlor Banquet 3: Junlor Red Cross Drive 3. MAY HUMM 256 Seneca Parkway Ratlng Clerk 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Homeroom President 1: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3: Dance Committee 3: Mlnor Letter Actlvltles 2: Mlnor and Major Letter Scholarship 2: Radlo Workshop 4. MAJORIE HU'I'I' 1314 English Road Senlor Choir 3, 4: Senlor Banquet 3. PATRICIA G. IDE 364 Drlvlng Park Avenue Orchestra 2, 3: Assemblies 1, 2, 3: Banking Clerk 1: Homeroom President 2: Mlnor Letter Actlvltles 2: March of Dimes Committee 2: Dance Committees 3, 4: Student Assoclatlon Secretary 4. DONALD F. IDLER 1108 Lake Avenue Hi-Y 1, 2: Homeroom Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Stage Crew 1: Banking Clerk 3: Boys' Service Organization I: Dance Committee 3. JUNE L. JOHNSON 23 Malvern Street Senlor Banauet 3: Dance Committee 2: Junlor Red Cross Drive 1: Swlmmlng lub 3. LYNN C. JOSSEM 22 Har ve Street Swlmmlng Team 3, 4: Tennis 1: Swlmmlng Club 3, 4: mor Letter Athletics 3: Major Letter Athletics 4: Athletlc Commission 4: Dance Committee 1: I-Y 1, 2, 3: JunlorCholr: Boys' Servlce Organlzatlon: Sales Manager: Llfe Saving 1. JUNE ANN KEESLER 411 Drlvlng Park Avenue Fashlon Show l: Trl-Y 1: Girls' Service Organlzatlon: Llfe Savlng 3. RAY KEESLER 411 Drlvlng Park Avenue Homeroom Basketball 1, 2, 3: Swlmmlng Club 1: Stamp Clerk 1: Assembly 1: Junlor Radlo Workshop 3. JOHN KELLY 36 Glenthorne Road Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: Homeroom Basketball I, 2: Swlmmlng Club 1. NANCE KE'I'I'ERER 96 Bonesteel Street Swlmmlng Club 1: Youth Hostel 1. MYRON KLEINMAN 330 Maplewood Avenue Bond Clerk 1: Junlor Cholr 1: Senlor Cholr 2, 3, 4: Inter-High Choir 3, 4: Muslc Appreciation Club 2, 3, 4: Radlo Workshop 3, 4: Sports Announcer 4: Assemblies 2, 3, 4: John Oulll 4: Service Corps 3, 4: Audio Corps 4: Mlnor and Major Letter Actlvltles 3. EDWARD P. KOHLER 1674 Ridge Road West Football 4: Homeroom Basketball 2, 4. JOAN M. KRUG 162 Bryan Street Swlmmlng Club l: Baseball l, 2, 3: Dancing Club 3: Fashion Show 3: Junlor Red Cross Drlve 2: Senlor Banquet 3. ROBERT BRUCE KUCHMAN 49 Dunsmere Drive Swlmmlng Club 1: Homeroom Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2, 4: Honor Roll 1, 2: Ping-pong 3, 4: Homeroom President 2: Hi-Y l, 2, 3: Wrestllng 2: Operetta 3: Assemblies l, 3, 4: Choir 3: Student Assocla- tlon Campaign 1: Dance Committee 3: Mlnor Letter Athletics: Mlnor Letter Scholarship. NANCY ELIZABETH LaBAR 574 Ridge Road West Rating Clerk 1, 3: Homeroom President 1:Senlor Choir 1, 3, 4: Leaders' Club 1: Assemblies 1, 2, 4: Junlor Red Cross Drive 2: Girls' Service Organization 1. JESSIE M. LAING 167 Winchester Street Ratlng Committee 2, 3: Trl-Y 1, 2, 3: Senlor Banquet 3: Mlnor Letter Scholarshl 2: Major Letter Scholarship 3: Swlmmlng Club l: Leaders' Cfub 1: Glrls' Service Organlzatlon 1. DONALD C. LAURER 231 Seneca Parkway Boxing 1: Swlmmlng Team 1, 2, 3, 4: Swlmmlng Club 1, 2: Mlnor and Major Letter Athletics 2: Athletlc Commission 4: Junlor Radio Workshop 3. JEAN ANN LENNON 143 Maryland Street Girls' Service Organization 1: Plng-pong 1: Banking Clerk 2: Senior Choir 3: Trl-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Bookstore 4: Alternate Homeroom Repre- sentatlve 4: Assembly 1: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. DOLORES LeROY 98 Shady Way Swlmmlng Club 1: J unlor Red Cross Drive 2. I MILTON J. LEVIS 228 Knickerbocker Avenue Football 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Homeroom Basketball I: Swim- ming Club 1: Baseball 3: Minor and Major Letter Athletics 3. HARRISON WARD LEWIS 592 Dewey Avenue Soccer 1, 2: Homeroom President 3: Homeroom Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Track l: Swimming Club 1, 2: Minor Letter Athletics 3: Legislature 2. ANGELINA LITTERIO 544 Emerson Street Banking Clerk 1, 2, 3: Junior Red Cross Drive 1, 2: Leaders' Club 1: Baseball l: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3: Dancing Club 1: Junior Choir 1: Minor and Major Letter Scholarship 3: Graduation Usher 3: Senior Banquet 3: Student Secretary 4: Dance Committee 1. JEANNE MARIE LITTLE 420 Glenwood Avenue Dance Committee 3: Student Secretary 4. JAMES M. LLOYD 46 Beverly Heights Homeroom Basketball 2, 3, 4. MARY JANE LUSH 489 Electric Avenue Trl-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: Hobby Club l: Rating Clerk 3. LEONE M. LUSK 475 Avis Street Dance Committee 3: Dancing Club 1: Swimming Club 1: Radio Workshop 4: Banking Clerk 1, 2: Alternate Homeroom Representa- tive 4: Fashion Show 2: Music and Dramaltlcs Commission 4. GLORIA LUTZ 78 Truesdale Street Badminton 1: Dancing Club 1: Tri-Y 3, 4: Radio Workshop 4: Dance Committees 2, 3: Operetta Usher 3. GERALDINE ANN LYNCH 104 Albemarle Street Trl-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Museum Usher: Student Secretary 3: Dance Com- mittee 3. I GEORGE E. MacGREGOR 17 Ravine Avenue Assistant Manager Football Team: Manager Football Team 3: Man- ager Wrestling Team 2, 3, 4: Manager Baseball Team 2, 3, 4: Home- room Basketball 1, 2. 3. 4: Docket 3: Mlno Letter Athletics 2: Major Letter Athletics 4: Bookstore 3: Winter Sins Carnival 2. DONALD MacLEOD 558 Emerson Street Homeroom Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Swimming Club 1, 2: Baseball 1, 2: Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4: Reserve Basketball 3: Major Letter Athletics. MARY LOU MacNAUGHTON 42 Cabot Road Swimming Club 1: Rating Committee 3: Radio Workshop 4: Alternate Homeroom Representative 3: Assembly 4: Trl-Y l, 2, 3: John Quill 4: Student Secretary 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM MAJOR 120 Clay Avenue No Activities. DAVID J. MALONEY 180 Merrick Street Baseball 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Homeroom Representative 4: Rating Clerk 4: Homeroom Basketball l, 2: Ping-pong 1, 2: Honor Roll 1, 2: Minor Letter Scholarship 3: Minor Letter Athletics 4. CHARLES J. MAMBRETTI 84 Studley Street Stamp Clerk 1: Baseball 1. 2: llomeroom Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Foot- ball 2, 3, 4: Minor Letter Athletics 3: Major Letter Athletics 4: Swim- ming Club 1. .IOIIN MASKELL 147 Wildwood Drive Swimming Club 2: Bookstore 4: Rating Committee 4: Homeroom Basketball 2: Minor Letter Scholarship 2. MARY JANE K. MASTRELLA 199 Summit Grove Park Loaders' Club 1, 2: Swimming Club 2: Badminton 2: Dance Com- mittee 1: Service Corps 3: Student Secretary 3: Trl-Y 1, 3, 4. DONALD C. MATTIES 95 Rutledge Drive Football 3, 4: Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Soccer l: Minor Letter At hletlcs 2: Major Letter Athletics 3: Minor Letter Actlvltles 3: Major Letter Activities 4: Memorial Day Parade 1, 2, 3, 4: Assemblies 3, 4: llomeroom President 3: Junior Choir 1: Senior Choir 3, 4- Operetta 3: Stamp Club 2: Junior Inter-High Choir 1: Senior Inter-High Choir 2, 3: Boys' Service Organization. MAXINE A. MAYNARD 175 Johnson Road llonor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Graduation Usher 3: Trl-Y 3, 4: Museum Usher 3: Minor Letter Scholarship 3. WILMA MCBRIDE 161 Denver Street Trl-Y 1. ' NAOMI MCDEVITT 21 Fillingham Drive Leaders' Club 1: Swimming Club 1: Dance Committees 1, 2: Senior Choir 3, 4: Service Corps Banquet 3: Senior Banquet 3: Student Secretary 4: Assembly 1. ANITA MCKENNA 288 Electric Avenue Homeroom Representative 1: Junior Choir 1: Leaders' Club 1: As- sembly 3: Honor Roll 1: Clothing Representative 4. PAUL McKINNEY 237 Summit Grove Park Soccer 2, 3, 4: Track 1: Service Corps 3, 4: Assemblies 1: Swimming Club I: Minor Letter Athletics 3. ALEC McLATCHIE 1907 Ridge Road West Safety Patrol 1, 2, 3, 4: Visual Aid 2, 4: Homeroom Basketball 2: Radio Workshop 4: Radio Operator 4: Minor Letter Activities 3. MARGARET A. MCPHAIL 9 Florence Avenue Senior Choir 2, 3, 4: Banking Clerk 3, 4: Tri-Y 2, 3, 4: Dance Com- mittee 1. JEAN ESTHER MECKFESSEL 205 Alameda Street Bowling Club 2: Basketball 2: Games Club 2: Baseball 2, 3: Swim- ming Club 2': Dancing Club 1: Trl-Y 1, 2, 3: Assembly 3: Senior Banquet 3. LOWELL MEIER 233 Selye Terrace Swimming Club 1, 2: Homeroom Basketball 2, 3: Track 3, 4: Gym- nastics 2, 3, 4. PATRICIA A. MEREDITH 123 Willis Avenue Swimming Club 1: Leaders' Club 2: Baseball 2. ERNEST MERLANTI 175 Birr Street No Activities. JOAN MILLER 66 Barnard Street Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Swimming Club 1, 2: Senior Choir 3: Alternate Homeroom Representative 4: Music Appreciation Club 4: Assembly 4: Alternate Banking Clerk 4: Junior Radio Workshop 3: Radio Workshop 4: Tri-Y 3, 4: Minor Letter Scholarship 2: Major Letter Scholarship 3. KATHERINE MILLER 16 Keehl Street Student Secretary: Assembly l. THOMAS B. MILLER 7 Kay Terrace Wrestling 2, 3, 4: Cross Country 3, 4: Track 3: Minor Letter Athletics 3: Major Letter Athletics 4. BRUCE MILLS 150 Collingwood Drive Manager of Student Association Campaign 4: Assemblies 2, 3: Rating Clerk 3: Homeroom Representative 3: Minor and Major Letter Scholarship: Cross Country 1. AUDREY JANE MONTGOMERY 19 Dove Street Minor Letter Scholarship 2: Cashier 4: Rating Clerk 3: Dance Com- mittee 2: Museum Usher 3: Graduation Usher 3: Glrls' Service Organization 1. MARY E. MORRISON 538 Glide Street Student Secretary 1. BARBARA JEAN MORSE 15 Pullman Avenue Girls' Service Organization 1: Baseball 2: Senior Choir 2, 3, 4: Operetta 3: President Senior Choir 4: Junior Choir 1: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Assemblies 2, 3, 4: Junior Inter-High Choir 1: Minor and Major Letter Activities: Minor and Major Letter Scholarship 2: Dance Committees 2, 3. NANCY E. MOXON 41 Alcott Road Swimming Club 3: Baseball 1, 2: Basketball 1, 2: Soccer 2. ROBERT N. MURRAY 19 Admiral Park Football 3, 4: Basketball 3: Track 3. MARILYN MYERS 406 Ravine Avenue Junior Choir 1: Dancing Club 1: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Minor and Major Letter Scholarship 2: Banking Clerk 1, 2: Tri-Y 3, 4: Radio Workshop 4: Leaders' Club 1, 2: Rating Committee 4: Ticket Sales 4. JOAN G. NANGREAVE 67 Barnard Street Swimming Club 1, 2: Tri-Y 2, 3, 4: Graduation Usher 3: Honor Roll 1: Senior Choir 4: Rating Committee 4: Junior Red Cross Drive 3: Swimming 1. JOAN NEMETZ 2069 Ridge Road West Leaders' Club 1: Swimming Club 1, 2: Life Saving 2: Junior Water Safety 2: Banking Clerk 1, 2, 3, 4: Library Aid 1: Docket 3: Assemblies 1, 2, 3: Graduation Usher 3: Secretary of Senior Choir 4: Inter-High Choir 2, 3, 4: Homeroom Representative 4: Tri-Y 1: Minor Letter Activities 2: Major Letter Actiitlves 3: Honor Roll 1, 4: Operetta 3. ROBERT NICASTLE 5 Lincoln Street Homeroom Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Rating Clerk 1, 2: Senior Choir 2, 3: Office Messenger 4: Soccer 1. HADLEY W. NOBLE 336 Avis Street Bond Clerk 1: Senior Choir 2, 3: Junior Choir 1: Music Appreciation Club 2, 3, 4: Stamp Clerk 1: Service Corps 3, 4: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3: Dance Committee 3. MARGARET MARY O'CONNOR 352 Driving Park Avenue Tri-Y 1: Junior Red Cross Drive 2: Senior Choir 4. MARLYN GERA OEHMKE 951 Britton Road 'gi-i-bY 3, 4: Senior Choir 3, 4: Minor Letter Scholarshiip 3: Swimming ' u l. FRED OHNMACHT 23 Hargrave Street Swimming Team l, 2, 3, 4: Swimming Club 1, 2, 3: Track 2, 3: Home- room Basketball 1: Minor Letter Athletics l: Major Letter Athletics 2: Docket 3, 4: Life Saving 3. JOAN OLIVER 462 Clay Avenue Bowling Club 2: Rating Committee 2: Homeroom Representative 2: - Athletic Banquet 2: Operetta Usher: Junior Red Cross Drive 2. PHYLLIS JANET OPITZ 131 Mosley Road Trl-Y 3, 4: Minor Letter Scholarship 2: Major Letter Scholarship 3: Graduation Usher 3: Dance Committees 3, 4: Baseball 1. 2, 3: Bowling 2: Badminton 2: Dancing Club 2, 3, 4: Hlt-Pin 3: Basketball 3: Service Corps 3, 4: Radio English 3. TOM O'REILLY 249 Wendhurst Drive Football 2, 3, 4: Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, 4: Wrestling 1, 2, 3. 4: Track 2, 3, 4: llomeroom Basketball 1, 2, 4: Minor and Major Letter Athletics 3: Major Letter Activities 3: Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3: Memorial Day Parade. JOSEPH R. PASCALE 644 Glenwood Avenue Ill-Y I, 2: Boys' Service Organization 1: Homeroom Manager: Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4: Wrestling 1, 2: Homeroom Basketball 3: Minor Letter Athletics 1: Major Letter Athletics 2: Swimming Club 1: Baseball 4: John Quill 4: Track 1: Dance Committees 2. RODNEY B. PERKINS 2 Archer Street Senior Choir 3, 4: Operetta 3: Junior Choir 1: Swimming Club 1. ESTELLE ANNA PFROMM 507 Driving Park Avenue Student Secretary 3: Alternate Banking Clerk 3: Executive Council 3. JAMES W. PIFER 291 Selye Terrace National Honor Society 3, 4: Harvard Prize Book 3: Quill and Scroll 3, 4: Minor and Major Letter Scholarship 2: Minor and Major Letter Activities 3: Minor and Major Letter Athletics 4: School Award 4: Senior Class President 4: Editor-in-Chief Docket 4: Docket 3:Exeutive Council 4: Homeroom President 4: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Business Manager John Quill 4: Rating Committee 3, 4: Junior Inter-High Choir 1: Senior Inter-High Choir 2, 3, 4: Senior Choir 2: Junior Choir 1: Office Messenger 4: Stamp Club 2: Junior-Senior Party 3: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: Scholarship Commission 4: Publications Commission 4: Assembly l: Homeroom Basketball 1: Basketball 2, 3: Soccer 3, 4. DONALD JACK PLUMMER 216 Merrill Street Homeroom Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Homeroom President 3: Swimming Club 1: Track 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y l, 2, 3: Assembly 3, 4: Football 2, 3, 4: John Quill 3: Minor and Major Letter Athletics: Wrestling 3. JACQUE PLUMMER 445 Seyle Terrace Homeroom Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Sales Manager 1. PEGGY ANN POWRIE 587 Clay Avenue Ping-pong 1: Baseball 3: Basketball 3: Graduation Usher 3: Museum Usher 3: Leaders' Club 1: Minor Letter Scholarship 2: Major Letter Scholarship 3. SANDRA JEAN PROCTOR 32 Willmae Road Swimming Club 2: Radio Workshop 3, 4. LYLA L. PURVIS 203 Brookridge Drive Tri-Y 2, 3, 4: Minor Letter Scholarship: Swimming Club 3. MARY ANN RAS 1788 Stone Road Student Secretary 3: Tri-Y 1, 2, 3: Swimming Club 1: Leaders' Club 1: Junior Choir 1: Fashion Show 3: Junior Red Cross Drive 2. BEVERLY RATH 85 Bonesteel Street Stamp Clerk 1: Junior Choir 1: Minor Letter Scholarship 3: Tri-Y 3, 4. RAYMOND ROBERT RAUFEISEN 36 Dalston Road Hi-Y 1, 2, 3: Honor Roll l, 2, 4: Homeroom Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: SQHIOI' Banquet 3: Bowling 4: Minor Letter Scholarship 3. Radio Workshop 3, 4: Ping-pong 2, 3, 4: Stamp Club 2. GORDON REED 1756 Stone Road Homeroom Basketball 1: Safety Patrol 2, 3, 4: Minor Letter Actlvltles. ROBERT REISINGER 294 Drlvlng Park Avenue Soccer I, 2, 3, 4: Baseball I, 2: Basketball I, 2, 3, 4: Athletic Commis- slon 3: Minor and Major Letter Athletics: Scholarship Drive 2: Alter- nate Homeroom Representative 2. PATRICIA ANN REITER 1136 Dewey Avenue Fashlon Show 3: Senior Banquet 3: Athletlc Banquet 3: Senior Choir 4. ROGER J. REYNOLDS 4 Fair View Helghts HI-Y 3, 4: Homeroom Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Junior Radio Workshop 3: Dance Committee 3: Engllsh Office Ald 2, 3. JOAN MARIE RILEY 147 Curlew Street Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4: Natlonal Honor Society 3, 4: Elmira Key Award 3: Mlnor and Major Letter Scholarship 2: Mlnor Letter Activities 2: Major Letter Actlvltles 3: Rating Commlttee 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Choir 2, 3, 4: Junlor Inter-High Choir 1: Inter-High Choir 2, 3, 4: Assembly 3, 4: Trl-Y 2, 3: Radio Workshop 3, 4: Operetta 3: Graduation Usher 3: Cheerleader 4: Junior Town Meeting 4: Dance Committee 3: Base- ball 2, 3: Badminton 2: Leaders' Club I, 3: Fashion Show 2. VIRGINIA LUCILLE RISHOR 318 Selye Terrace Honor Roll 3: Homeroom President 3: Assembly 3, 4: Mlnor Letter Scholarship 3: Baseball 1. DONNA DOROTHY RIST 111 Clay Avenue Senlor Cholr 4: Homeroom Secretary 2: Dance Committee 2. JANET AUDREY ROBINSON 397 Maplewood Drive Band 2, 3: Sales Manager 1, 2: Homeroom Representative 3: Senior Class Secretary 4: Trl-Y 2, 3, 4: Leaders' Club 1: Swimming Club 2: Executive Council 4. RICHARD ROHNKE 186 Hollenbeck Street Soccer 3, 4: Homeroom Basketball 1, 2, 3: Basketball 3, 4. JOYCE ROLLER 247 Haviland Park Trl-Y 2, 3, 4: Student Secretary 4: Tlcket Sales 4. MARLENE RUSSELL 351 Knickerbocker Avenue Banking Clerk 2: Dance Committee 2: Minor Letter Scholarship 4. CONSTANCE SALTSMAN 15 Perrinton Street Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4: Homeroom President 4: Rating Committee 2, 3: Natlonal Honor Society 3, 4: Ouill and Scroll 3, 4: Docket 3, 4: Orchestra I, 2: Mlnor and Major Letter Scholarship 2: Mlnor Letter Actlvltles 3: Graduation Usher 3. ALFRED W. SAUCKE 2035 Clinton Avenue North HIY 2, 3, 4: Ratlng Committee 1, 2, 3, 4: Bowling 4: Radio Workshop 3, 4: Mlnor Letter Scholarship 3. JOHN BERNARD SCANLON 131 Argo Park No Actlvltles. JOHN PAUL SCHAEFER 346 Augustine Street Swimming Team 1, 2, 3, 4: Swlmmlng Club 2, 3, 4: Stage Crew 2, 3: Dance Committees I, 2. 3, 4: Mlnor Letter Athletics 2: Major Letter Athletics 3: Athletic Commlsslon 3, 4: Executive Council 4. ROBERT A. SCHIFFHAUER 866 Britton Road Homeroom Basketball I, 2, 3, 4. JOHN SCHLAGETER 465 Lakeview Park Homeroom Basketball 2, 3, 4: Wrestling 3. KARLE BRUCE SCHLEMMER 58 Everette Street Homeroom Basketball I, 2, 3, 4: Homeroom President 3: Lunchroom Patrol 3. CHARLOTTE ANN SCHMANKE 652 Flower City Park Student Secretary 3: Senior Choir 4. MARGARET SCHNAKE 26 Navarre Road Senlor Choir 4: Senlor Class Vice-President 4: Cheerleader 3, 4: Social Allalrs Chairman 4: Managing Editor Docket 4: Docket 3: Tri-Y 2, 3, 4: Graduation Usher 3: Mlnor Letter Actlvltles 3: Mlnor Letter Scholarship 3: Dance Committee 2: Badminton 2. MARGARET SCHUMACHER 59 Clinton Avenue North Trl-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Student Secretary 3: Swimming 1, 2: Dancing Club 1: Plng-pong I: Baseball 2, 3: Museum Usher 3: Dance Committees 3: Junlor Red Cross Drive 3: Senlor Banquet 3. GAIL SCHWARTZ 76 Florence Avenue Dance Committee 2: Junior Red Cross Drive 2. JANET D. SCOTT 193 Bryan Street Banking Clerk 1: Banking Clerk Alternate 4: Girls' Service Organ- lzatlon I: Junior Choir 1: Assembly 2, 3: Fashion Show 2: Junior Red Cross Drlve 2: Homeroom Representative Alternate 2, 3: Athletic Banquet l. HELEN SERVIS 710 Ridge Road West Junior Red Cross Drlve 2: Student Secretary 3, 4: Homeroom Repre- sentatlve 3, 4: Dance Committee 2: Trl-Y 2, 3, 4. BARBARA J. SHAW 120 Argo Park Senlor Cholr 2, 3: Radio Workshop 3: Trl-Y 2, 3, 4: Dancing Club 1. WILLIAM GEORGE SHORTS 23 Bartholf Road Soccer 2: Football 3. 4: Wrestling 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Minor Letter gtlafgcs 3: Major Letter Athletics 3: Memorial Day Parade 3: John u . RICHARD SIMON 781 Lexington Avenue Homeroom Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. JANE A. SIMONS 97 Flower City Park Trl-Y 2, 3, 4: Bowling 2. ROBERT A. SLEIGHT 2264 Ridge Road West Sales Manager 1: Tralflc Squad 2, 3, 4: Mlnor and Major Letter Actlvltles 3: Assemblies 3, 4: Radlo Workshop 3, 4: John Ouill 4: Llfe Saving 3: Audio Vlsual Ald 3. MARILYN JANE SLOCUM 162 Clay Avenue Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4: Mlnor and Major Letter Scholarship 2: Dancing Club 1: Ping-pong 1: Baseball I: Swimming Club 1: Dance Committee 3: Homeroom Representative Alternate 3: Spanish Club 3: Gradua- tlon Usher 3: National Honor Society 3, 4: Rating Committee 4: Trl-Y 2, 3, 4: Scholarship Commission 4. ANNA MAE SMITH 388 McGuire Road Square Dancing Club 2, 3: Badminton 2: Leaders' Club 3: Service Corps 3, 4: Swlmmlng 3: Junlor Red Cross Drive 3. GLADYS HELEN SMITH 44 Mosley Road Trl-Y 1, 2, 3: Homeroom Representative Alternate 3: Homeroom President 4: Junlor Red Cross Drive 3. JANE MARIE SOWERBY 251 Fetzner Road Senlor Banquet 3: Ratlng Committee 3: Girls' Service Organization 1. BARBARA J. SPENCER 1648 Ridge Road West Student Secretary 3: Trl-Y 2, 3: Minor Letter Scholarshln 2: Danc- ing Club 1: Bowling 2: Hobby Club 1: Dance Committee 2. RICHARD A. SPIELER 273 Winchester Street Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Oulll and Scroll 3, 4: Dance Committees 2, 3: National Honor Society 3, 4: John Ouill 3: Mlnor and Major Letter Scholarship 2: Soccer Manager 3, 4: Swimming Manager 3, 4: Rating Committee 3, 4: Assemblies 2, 3: Spanish Club 2, 3: Editor-In-Chief Spanish Newspaper 3: Docket 3: Junior Speakers' Bureau Community Chest Drive 3: Standard Bearer 4: Mlnor Letter Actlvltles 3: Scholastic Commission 4: Museum Usher 3. BEVERLY SPRONG 1282 Dewey Avenue Girls' Service Organization 1: Junior Red Cross Drive 3. SHIRLEY ANN STAHLBRODT 381 Augustine Street Athletic Banquet 3: Service Corps 3, 4: Senlor Cholr 2, 3: Rating Committee I, 2: Lost and Found 1: Inter-High Choir 2, 3: Junior Inter-High Choir 1: Trl-Y l, 2: John Ouill 3: Operetta 2: Dance Committee I: Assemblies 2, 3, 4. ROBERT STALLMAN 95 Bonesteel Street Football 2, 3, 4: Homeroom Basketball I, 2, 3: Campaign Manager 3: Assemblies 2, 3, 4: Dance Committee 4: Radio Workshop 3, 4. ARLENE FRANCES STAUB 84 Shady Way No Actlvltles. JOHN K. STOCKHAM 236 Steko Avenue HI-Y 2, 3: Radio Workshop 3, 4: Homeroom Basketball I, 2, 3: John Ouill 4: Audio Operator: Honor Roll 1, 2. JANE LUCILLE STORY 210 Electric Avenue Student Secretary 1, 4. LAURA L. STRICKLAND Banking Clerk 1, 2, 3: Orchestra 1, 2: Senior Choir 2, 3: Lost and Found 4: Dance Committees 3: Swimming Club 1, 2, 3: Music Ap- preciation Club 2, 3: Mlnor Letter Scholarship 2: Major Letter Schol- arship 3: Mlnor Letter Athletics 2: Minor Letter Actlvltles 3: School Award 3: Docket 3: Life Saving 1: Junior Water Safety 2: Senlor Llfe Saving 3: Junior Red Cross Drive I: Games Club 1: Badminton 2: Radio Workshop 4: Trl-Y 2, 3, 4. 93 Electric Avenue ROBERT E. SUTORIUS 44 Sparllng Drive No Actlvltles. GEORGE RAYMOND TOBIN 42 Parkdale Terrace Dance Committee 2: Basketball 2, 3: Track 3, 4: Bowling 4: John Ouill 4: Radio Workshop 4: Sales Manager 1: Swimming Club 4: Honor Roll 3: Audio Corps 4. CHARLES L. VANDERZELL 683 Rldgeway Avenue Homeroom Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Cross Country I, 2: Track 3: Soccer 3, 4: Band l, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 3: Assemblles 2, 3, 4: Swimming Club 1: Mlnor and Major Letter Actlvltles. ELOISE VAN LARE 107 Eastman Avenue Trl-Y 3, 4: Leaders' Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 4: Senlor Choir 3, 4: Girls' Service Organization 1: Operetta 3: Senlor Banquet 3: Llfe Saving 4. YVONNE L. VERMEULEN 45 Glenthorne Road Dance Committees 1: Trl-Y 2, 3, 4: Rating Committee 4. HELEN E. VOEGELE 876 Rld e Road West Swimming Club 1, 3: National Honor Society 3, 4: Docget 3, 4: John Ouill 4: Dancing Club 2: Junlor Choir 1: Junior Inter-Hlgh Choir I: Senior Choir 4: Orchestra 1: Mlnor and Major Letter Scholarship 2: Minor Letter Athletics 3: Music Appreciation Club 2, 3, 4: Trl-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Graduation Usher 3: Junior Speakers' Bureau, Community Chest Drive 3: Dance Committees 3: J unlor-Senlor Party 3: Scholastic Commission 4: American Legion Award 3: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Daughter of the Flag 4. DENISE ELEANOR WALDON 712 Flower Clty Park Dancing Club 2: Senlor Cholr 4: Office Messenger 3: Honor Roll I: Dance Committee 2. ROSELLA C. WALSH 425 Pullman Avenue Senlor Choir 4: Student Secretary 4: Dance Committee 2: Swlmmlng Club l: Dancing Club 3. JOHN N. WEBER 87 Llnnet Street Homeroom Representative 3. WALTER ERWIN WEILAND 1254 Ridge Road West Trallic Patrol 2, 3, 4: Soccer 3, 4: Wrestling 3, 4: Track 3: Mlnor Letter Activities 3: Minor Letter Athletics 3: Basketball 1. AGNES WEIT 72 Barnard Street Trl-Y 2, 3, 4: Lunchroom Cashier 4: Swimming Club l, 3. ALAN B. WHITEHOUSE 164 Augustine Street Homeroom Basketball 2: HI-Y 2, 3, 4: Band 4: Swimming Club 1: Radio Workshop 3: John Oulll 4. DORIS VIRGINIA WHITTLESEY 1764 Stone Road Dance Committees 3, 4: Swimming Club I: Trl-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Docket 3: Leaders' Club 1: Refreshment Committee at Basketball Games 2: Senior Tea 4. CAROL ANN WILKINSON 156 Palm Street Dancing Club 2: Hobby Club 1: Junior Red Cross Drive 1: Graduation Usher 3: Mlnor Letter Scholarship 2. PETER WINGATE 91 Holmes Road Minor Letter Scholarship 2: Docket 3, 4: Rating Committee 4: Busi- ness Manager Student Associatlon Campaign 4: Homeroom President 3, 4: John Ouill 3: Homeroom Basketball 2. GERALD WOLK 224 Seyle Terrace Legislature 1: Social Studies Secretary 3: Minor Letter Athletics 3: Dance Committee 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Homeroom Basketball l: Baseball 2: Soccer 1. ROBERT J. WRIGHT 343 Flower City Park Homeroom Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Swimming 1, 2: Llfe Savlng 2: Mlnor Letter Athletics 2. SONIA L. WRIGHT 196 Pierpont Street Trargsfgr from Delmar, New York: Cheerleader 4: Assembly 4: Schol- ars p . ROGER G. YOUNG 28 Shady Way Homeroom Basketball 2, 3, 4: Bowling 4. CAROLYN YOUNGLOVE 1511 Dewey Avenue Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Trl-Y 3, 4: Rating Clerk 4: Leaders' Club 1, 2: Baseball 2, 3: Bowling 2: Docket 3, 4: Feature Editor John Oulll 4: Ouill and Scroll 3, 4: Mlnor and Major Letter Scholarship 2: Gradu- ation Usher 3. l Alliance Tool 8: Die Corp. . 85 Alpha Hi-Y . Alpha Tri-Y .... 87 . . . 86 Atomic Cleaners . . 86 Baker-Britt Corp. . . . 86 Baker's Market . . . 86 Barnard, Porter, Remington and Fowler .... 89 Bastian Bros. Company . 88 Beisheim Used Cars . . 88 Beta Hi-Y . . . . 87 Beta Tri-Y . . . 86 Blue Boy Dairy Co. . . 89 Brook's Machine Shop . . 86 Buckman's Dairy . . . 86 Cadet Cleaners . . 90 Campus Fountain . . . 87 Carl's Sinclair Service . . 88 Cavall's ..... 103 Champion Athletic 8: Sportswear Co., Inc. .... 87 Chimes Restaurant . . . 91 Christoff Grocery . . 87 Clear View Fruit 8: Vegetable Market . . 88 Cliff Hardware 8: Heating, Inc. 92 Cooper, Norm .... 87 Corbett Funeral Homes . 93 Crescent Puritan Laundry . 88 Cross, H. M., 8: Sons . ,. 102 Delta Hi-Y .... 92 Delta Tri-Y .... Dewey Avenue Terminal . Dudley's Esso Service . . 89 Eddie's Service Station . . 97 Ellis Food Shop . . . 88 Enapire Cleaning 8: Dyeing orks ..... 92 Ernie's Do-Nut Shop . . 89 Feldman Coal and Coke Co.. 105 Fisler Printing Co. . . 104 93 88 INDEX TO ADVERTISERS Fromm Bros. . . Gebell's Men's Shop . General Ice Cream Co. . Goater. john . . . Greece Post 468 American Legion Horne, Inc. . Grinnan, Frank . . Hartman's Garage . . Homeroom 126 . . Homeroom 127-Boys Homeroom 127-Girls . Horacek-Hayden, Inc. . Hysner Sport Shop . . Imhof's Hardware . jerry's Bike Shop . . jim's Candy Shoppe . john Marshall High School Cafeteria . . . Kennedy 8: Kirchmaier Kleiman-Napadano Real Estate Co .... Kleinhenz, Ludwig S. . Kuchman, Robert . Lasa Tri-Y . . . Ledlie jewelers . . Len's Dry Cleaners . . 92 88 93 89 100 89 92 91 89 92 98 90 89 92 99 93 102 93 100 104 96 99 98 Lewis and Poole Funeral Home 90 98 Maplewood Diner . . Maray's Dress Shop . Max the Florist . Meacham Pontiac . Meyers, Al . . . Morrison Dry Cleaners . Moser Studio, Inc. . Murphy's Service . . Owen, N. E., Service . Palmos Sweet Shop . Parkdale Restaurant . Peerless Appliance 8: Television . . . Peters-Younglove Funeral . a 1 n 93 96 91 93 95 84 96 99 96 97 97 Home ..... 1 05 Phi Zeta Tri-Y . . Princess Beauty Shop . . Proud's Service Station . . Richard's Motor Freight Lines Ridge Road Circle Super Market ..... Robot Electric Appliance Co. Rochester Coca-Cola . . Rochester Gas and Electric Rochester Radio Suppl Co.. Rochester Savings Bank . Roger's Super Market and Grocery ..... Sacred Heart Youth Club . Sa,muel's Barber Shop . . Schaefer Markets . . . Schmanke's Shoe Store . Schulz Bros. Coffee Shoppe . Sellitto's Restaurant . . Sigma Tri-Y .... Smalline Pharmacy . Sommers, Charles F. . . Sport Shop, The . . Stark Florists . . . Student Store . . . Sugar Bowl, The . . Tellier's Food Shop . . Throm's Grocery . . Town Taxi . . . 20-20 Market . . . Van Saun, Howard . . Veteran Music Shop . . Vic and Irv I . . . Wall, Roger S., Inc. . Wallace Drugs .... Wa1ker's Bakery . . . 101 99 102 90 97 98 102 87 94 101 102 91 98 102 103 99 103 98 102 103 97 99 104 96 99 98 103 97 98 99 97 96 96 100 Whittlesey 8: Newman Garage 101 Whittman Motors . . . Wolk's Sc-851.00 Stores . In addition to the above advertisers, the advertising manager wishes to thank the friends of the graduating class who have contributed to the advertising success of the John Quill. 83 97 96 Portraits and Group Pictures in The JGHN QUILL Photographed by n s E 1' tu 1 n S ll' 27 Clinton Avenue North Rochester 4, New York BAker 7920 PATRONIZE YOUR ADVERTISERS 84 ALLIANCE TOCL AND DIE CORPCRATION 1025 LEXINGTON AVE. W YORK Phone Glenwood We Call for and 6473 Deliver ATOMIC CLEANERS Specializing in Formals and Evening Gowns 759 DEWEY AVENUE MARY BURTON Corner Lexington Prop. C0lnPAIll0llt5 Baker-Britt Corporation Direct Advertising Effectively Planned and Produced of 1 1 5 WEST MILLER ST. NEWARK, N. Y. BAKER'S MARKET Y Under Management of Louis Palermo, Prop. 1278 Dewey Ave. For FREE DELIVERY Call GLENWOOD 734 and 1 Brooks Machine Shop Lawn Mower Grinding and Repairing ALPHA HI -Y GLENWOOD 7074 845 Lake Ave. Rochester 13, N. Y BUCKMAN'S DAIRY 2576 Ridge Road West Glenwood 1038 PATRONIZE YOUR ADVERTISERS 86 w :pax M Jluz CAMPUS FOUNTAIN I 1 178 Dewey Avenue H .Y Eat Here for Internal Happiness BE TA 2 V Where Aquinas and Marshall Meet Ta I ' nd, ll THE SPORTSWEAR CENTER OF ROCHESTER Special Prices to Fraternities, Sororities and Clubs Main 428 1 A CHAMPION ATHLETIC AND SPORTSWEAII CO., Inc. 71 sr. PAUL s'r. ROCHESTER, 4, N. Y. -Y CHRISTOFF GROCERY 404 Lexington Avenue 602 Driving Park Avenue ' ' TBI -Y Charlotte 2293 THE BEST GAS IN TOWN NORM COOPER Texaco Service C 9'af f'f' fi' 2678 De ey Ave. Rochester, N. Y. W 1949 OUR OBLIGATION TO Q'mJuatin9 CAM, THE COMMUNITY We believe that we have an obligation beyond supplying you with dependable, low-cost electric and gas servicwthe further obligation to help you to get the greatest possible benefit from your use of these services. Rochester Gas and Electric PATRONIZE YOUR ADVERTISERS 87 BASTIAN BROS. CO. Manufacturing jewelers and Stationers Illustrated Catalog of Emblems for Clubs Free Upon Request ENGRAVED PERSONAL CARDS Factory and Home Ojice 1600 Clinton Ave. North Glen. 3380 Geo. D. Killip, Dist. Mgr. BILL BEISHEIM YOUR USED CAR DEALER T 2307 RIDGE ROAD WEST GLENWOOD 1966 CARL'S SINCLAIR SERVICE 143 1 Dewey Avenue QCorner Flower City Parkj Rochester, N. Y. CLEAR VIEW FRUIT and VEGETABLE MARKET 2 395 Dewey Avenue Glenwood 0783 The Ilomoqfzwicc gnslilu lon Of Todavi REICEN ' URITAN wgswruumusm CLSAHINGGFUR Sroucs I 1630 Dewey Ave. Glenwood 0860 Our 60tlJ Year DEWEY AVENUE TERMINAL Corner of Ridge Road and Dewey Avenue Glen. 2971 'JOHN M. BLACKWOOD AFTER SCHOOL TRY OUR Hots and Hambuz-gs ELLIS FOOD SHOPPE 380 Ridge Road West GEBELL'S MEN'S SHOP All Advertised Brands in Men's Furnishings and Sportswear 1508 DEWEY AVE. Phone Carl F. Mastrella Glenwood 7557 PMP- Glenwood 5485 Rochester, N. Y. PATRONIZE YOUR ADVERTISERS DUDLEY'S ESSO STATION Corner Dewey Avenue and Birr Street Open 7-6 Tires, Batteries Glenwood 7396 ERNIE'S DO-NUTS Barnard, Porter, Remington Gt Fowler Dealers in PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, BRUSHES ARTISTS MATERIALS, AND DRAFTING SUPPLIES SPRAY PAINTING EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE SUPPLIES Main 8140 9-11-13 N. Water St Famous for 16 Years Serve Them at your Next Social Gathering ERNIE'S DO-NUT SHOP 1777 Dewey Ave. Glenwood 3127 Glenwood 6 1 93 Glenwood 63 3 7 JOHN GOATER REALTOR Sales Exchanges Rentals 1364 Dewey Ave. FRANK GRINNAN 1 52 5 Lake Avenue Meats Groceries Vegetables Call Glenwood Open Evenings Until 6614 or 6615 10 P. M. lMHOF'S HARDWARE 1 0 1 1-10 1 5 Dewey Avenue at Bryan Street GLENWOOD 53 39 GOOD and GOOD FOR YOU 'I-IW BLUE BOY MILK from Rochester's Most Modern Dairy In '44 we ventured here To meet Mr. Loth our instructor dear. For live short years this has been our home Where our books and lunch money could roam. We worked, played, and gathered here And even studied the Galvanometer. We learned why things will float And sometimes even missed the boat. But what we'll miss most through the years Is Mr. Loth repressing his dears fThe ones you know who are too slowj Listen here this stuff don't go. The Boys Q' H. R. 127 PATRONIZE YOUR 89 ADVERTISERS HYSNER SPORT SHOP Dewey Near Ridgeway F E AT U R I N G ! FISHING HUNTING SPORTSWEAR SPORTING GOODS BOWLING OUTBOARD MOTORS ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT Open Evenings Dan and Howard Hysner Glen. 4064 Glen. 4533 CADET CLEANERS LEWI5 5, pQQLE 1 683 DEWEY AVENUE FUNERAL HOME H 1305 Dewey Ave. Rochester, N. Y. RICHARDS MOTOR FREIGHT LINES 20 CURTICE STREET Glenwood 1 188 Rochester, N. Y. HAmilton 3860 PATRONIZE YOUR ADVERTISERS 90 Headquarters for po FINE FOODS CAREFULLY PREPARED Sales and Service Meacham Pontiac Co., Inc. dl 1 One of the Ergogerxggulelxrysa esrooms 1 S gpg gllgjjli 51353-If men. 1 104 Makers of Chimes Mello Kreem Compliments 5 of SACRED HEART YOUTH CLUB CORNER RIDGE AND DEWEY Ewa Prof. Houseman s Llttle Atoms Laboratory V 126 PATRONIZE YOUR ADVERTISERS 91 Cliff Hardware and EMPIRE Heating' Inc. Cleaning and Dyemg Works A 6 2 2 ST. , Glen. 1102 Folkx Favor Fromm's Flavor K . ' ' , - , 5 ? i F R 0 M M 1 S Delicious Rent our Sander, Edger and Floor Polisher HOTS STEAMERS COLD CUTS Famous Name Brands Sold at CIH-f's for your Rome Revere Mirro Sunbeam Electrical luncheon of outdoor Picnic Nesco ware Pyrex ware Products ASK YOUR DEALER OR PHONE GEN. 2700 W re er Club aluminum Toasmaster Wggtixilghouse Griswold Cory-Silex P mm HARTMANN'S GARAGE CHAR. 5427 585 Stone Road We Deliver 107 D1-wing Park Avenue Specializing in CARBURETORS ' SPEEDOMETERS IGNITIONS GLENWOOD 0643 The Men of Extend Ulf gag their CONGRATULATIONS U!-ll0m0 00m 127 and BEST WISHES ro the .lERRY'S BIKE SHCP , Columbia Built Bicycles Velo Tricycles 1949 Graduating Class Repairs Parts Accessories 2496 RIDGE ROAD WEST Glen. 6851 Rochester 1 3, N. Y. PATRONIZE YOUR ADVERTISERS 92 CQRBETT FUNERAL HOMES jfs fAe Wcadun of Quagfy 552 Lake Avenue 109 West Avenue Insist On 756 Main Street East John Marshall High School I C E C R E Cafeteria Where Quality and Service Predominate General Ice Cream Burp , Rochester, N. Y. KLEIMAN-NAPADANO Real Estate Company OFFICE 405 Powers Building Rochester 4, New York PHONE Main 7494 Bud Compliments of DELTA AL MEYERS T Il I- Y Maray's M Two sToREs DRESSES EOR ALL OCCASIONS Sweaters - Skirts - Lingerie 1507 Lake Avenue 2890 Dewey Avenue Glenwood 5884 PATRONIZE YOUR ADVERTISERS 93 Hnchesler Hallln Suppl Company Wholesale Distributors ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT - RADIO PARTS STROMBERG-CARLSON SOUND SYSTEMS '1 Phone Main 2290 114-118 St. Paul Street PATRONIZE YOUR ADVERTISERS 94 V- . MQRRISON DRY CLEANERS SAR2ffffY'2:lff , Q, ,fffif f ff? f Q WAVM' if ff ffff W+ Lasa Tri -Y MURPHY'S SERVICE MOBIL DEALER Mobil Tires and Batteries 95 Ridge Rd. W. Rochester 13, N. Y. PALMOS SWEET SHOP 321 DRIVING PARK AVE. Glenwood 4413 ROGER S. WALL, INC. Quality Foods BEVERAGES ICE CREAM 495 Emerson St. Rochester 15, N. Y. THE SUGAR BOWL Home of FINE CANDIES AND ICE CREAM WOLK'S 5c - 51.00 Stores COURTESY QUALITY SERVICE . from ll MAX!! ,7ll.Q.gfDlllZf Corsages and Wedding Bouquets a Specialty 0 1467 Lake Ave. Glenwood 07 16 WALLACE DRUGS 1 4 1 8 DEWEY AVENUE at Ridgeway Avenue The Friendly Corner DRUGS SODAS CANDY PATRONIZE YOUR ADVERTISERS THE SPORT SHOP Quality Sportswear and Riding Clothes For Men ana' Women Boys and Girls Make This Your Sportswear Headquarters 2 Franklin St. at East Main Frozen Custard It's the best at in 8 Irv's open all winter Arpeako Hots French Fries Ground Steak Sandwiches Bar-B-Q's CULVER ROAD Hot Dog Row SEA BREEZE The performance of any home appliance you buy is only as good as the reputation of the firm that sells, installs, and services same. Peerless Appliance and Television 1 1 72 Dewey Avenue Across from Aquinas Institute Rochester, N. Y. Open every nite 'til 9 The store that service plus bargains built. The home 4 the traveling television show. PARKDALE RESTAURANT 15 Pullman Ave. Home Cooking 1 2020 MARKET 2020 Ridge Road West Choice Groceries 8: Meats Phone Glenwood 765 1 Wittman Motors and Wittman Appliances 2496 Ridge Road West Ridge Road Circle Market THE NEW EXCLUSIVE CITIES SERVICE POWER PROVER SERVICE WILL TEST YOUR CAR SCIENTIFICALLY Eddie's Service Station 504 Ridge Road West PATRONIZE YOUR ADVERTISERS THROM'S GROCERY vss RIDGEWAY AVENUE Glenwood 61 17 THE MAPLEWOOD DINER Open 24 Hours The Name for Fine Foods lads PEnsoNAl.lzlao ssnvlcs ODRY CLEANERS 59 Ridge Road West 0 LAUNDERERS I TAILORS Prompl Call and Delivery Assured Offering you Better Dry Cleaning plus Moth Proofing and Storage lnwrpvrdfed Glenwood 7962 275 Driving Park Ave. Liberty Theatre Bldg. E L E C T it 1 C A L C O N T R A C T O R 5 Robot Electric Appliance Company 566 Ridge Road West I Rochester, N. Y. Glenwood 0818 Samuel's Barber Shop 16 Howell St. Rochester 7, N. Y. 21 1 Ridge Road East Howard Van Saun 5. T . Y PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES AND lllma fl' EQUIPMENT co. 308 Driving Park Avenue Rochester 13, N. Y. PATRONIZE YOUR ADVERTISERS 98 N. E. OWEN SERVICE STATION 1640 Lake Ave. fopp. Kodak Pk.j Glenwood 0233 Princess Beauty Shop YOU'LL BE LOVELY WITH A PRINCESS PERMANENT 351 Ridge Road W. Phone Glen. 6743-J Schulz Bros. Coffee Shoppe Driving Park, Corner Dewey VETERAN MUSIC SHOP Popular, Cla.rsicaL Hot jazz Records Radios and Recorders 785 Dewey Avenue Glenwood 3734 Rochester 13, New York Ledlie Jewelers KEEPSAKE DIAMONDS FINE WATCHES PARKER SIL PENS Ggts - jewelry 833 Dewey Avenue at Driving Park Stork's Flowers A!! 841 Clinton Ave. N. Main 4145 468 Ridge Rd. W. Glen. 3838 The Name For Delicious Candies For Holidays and year-round enjoy- ment always buy jirn's Delicious Home Made Candies. Our candies are always a welcome gift or an after dinner surprise. Tenderly packed in air tight boxes, they retain their flavor and fresh- ness. .Ii1n's Candy Shoppe 1 52 1 Lake Avenue AFTER THEATER ENJOY OUR FOUNTAIN SUNDAES, SODAS, AND MILKSHAKES TeIIier's Food Shop 836 RIDGE ROAD WEST PATRONIZE YOUR ADVERTISERS There Is Only One Orzgmal WALKER S Strictly ALL CHICKEN PIES Ideal for factory cafeterxas large banq For Thar P t B ar y or anquet of Any Suze e Walker s Chncken Pres? IN 17 YEARS OF BAKING WE HAVE NEVER USED VEGETABLES 26 Velox Street Art Walker Prop Glennwood 3783 GLENNWOOD 692 7 LUIJWIE HLEINHENZ Mason Contractor 2 Carllsle St. Rochester 15 N. Y. HILQQCQ PM! 463 AMERICAN LEGION HOME INC , . ' . . . uets . . . even small parties. V ' rv ' ' ' . PATRONIZE YOUR ADVERTISERS 100 PHI ZETA THI Y BE SMART' BE WISE' BE THIIIFTY' There s one sure way to get what you want School Savings is the answer you to get ahead Why dont you start your School Savings Account now Save every week in school cubs HUIZHESTEH S!-WINES BANK WHITTLESEY G. NEWMAN GARAGE 1590 Dewey Avenue Corner Pullman Avenue KENDALL GAS AND OIL Glenwood 1747 There's nothing like a growing School Savings Account to help I ' I ? PATRONIZE YOUR ADVERTISERS 101 l ROGERS SUPER MARKET G. GROCERY SIX COMPLETE FOOD DEPARTMENTS IN ONE STORE 1458-64 Dewey Ave. Phone Glen. 1698 Kennedy G. Kirchmaier Florists 579 Lake Avenue Glenwood 4517 Rochester 15, N. Y. George Proud's Service Station Corner Dewey Ave. and Driving Pk. Open 8 to 9 Delivery Glen. 0424 Service H. M. Cross 81. Sons SMALLINE'S CLINTON-RIDGE PHARMACY A. Smalline, Pb. G. N. Clinton and Ridge Road Glenwood 4649 Rochester, N. Y. PATRONIZE YOUR ADVERTISERS SELLITTO'S RESTAURANT 554 Driving Park Avenue Rochester 15, N. Y. GLENWOOD 0018 FOR SAFETY CALL A TOWN TAXI Main sooo FELDMAN Coal and Coke Co. GLEN. 0785 1424 Dewey Avenue CAVALI. S Where the Elzte Meet to Eat Moron TUNE UP LUBRICATION CHARLES F SOMMERS Auto Llght SCIVICC and Parts Front End Alxgnrnent Wheel Balancmg 80 FINCH ST Phone ROCHESTER N Y Glen 1840 H . 11 GARAGE AND SERVICE CHARLES L. YOUNGLOVE Funeral Director Owner and Licensed Manager of PETERS-YIJUNIJLIJVE Jfuneral Zbnme 1511 DEWEY AVENUE GLEN. 1451 Three Nationally Known Shoes ROBLEE for Men AIR STEP for Women BUSTER BROWN for Boys and Girls 34 SCHMANKE'S Dewey Ave. corner Ridgeway Ave. PATRONIZE YOUR ADVERTISERS 0 Patroniie. Your Student Store All Profits are Used to Support l the Activities of ,IOHN MARSHALL STUDENTS' ASSOCIATION Our Staf Serving You Ethel Benjamin jean Lennon Suzanne Hall Laverne Beener john Maskell I Ii Pisler Printing Company formerb' Ridge Press l 1661 Dewey Ave., Cor. Rand St. Glenwood 5073 Rochester, 13, N. Y. Hubert Bruce Iiuchman DANCE INSTRUCTOR Floor Shows and Special Entertainment for All Occasions BALLROOM TAP SPECIALITY Ck!!! Glenwood 4095-M 49 Dunsmere Drive Rochester 15, N. Y. PATRONIZE YOUR ADVERTISERS 104 3 I . I I I ' 1 tv I, . . , Q I . n 1 Y 1 I I 0 3 1 I r I 1 ' ff 1 ff? 6 W 225551, 5 sw? i-4vg,,lyW'4y ' 5 V 1 i , 'Q Ii gl I QI 'la Q 1 i 1 I E 5 4 ,J J: '1 1 v -I - 1 1 f 41 x i 4 E 1 T l AQ'MfIMm zg L-jWMOWQ mwWQzmQffff WWJA VWQQQW 'gkmmmymww fm MW2pfWJWWmmmWfC,JW- 'BQWWTN' TW YM7LuQh1f??f'9WQ? W-mfemwwvm Wf fW13i'WQf ' QMMTZQ wvgffwilmwwmwyfgfn , VO awww WWW ,WWA,W,Q, XX ff 1' i 1 K Z x g x -. i 'X iff N2 NX ii H 11 XX' 4 X, le' xx 94 29 V R i K X XX X x. X x - x z X l x 1 X X P r'-Q X 'I A :annum