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

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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

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MR. LEON C. FRIEL MRS. JESSIE BARRY MISS ANN TURULA K7 Vice-Princrpai - Adviser Adviser W V! ,IFA M, mr ' . ff' UTES TU THE I-lIITllH5 From the mixing board of the control room the engi- neers watched the dress rehearsal. They adjusted knobs and dials, jacks and earphones to give clarity and tone to your performance. You now have earned your cue-sheets. Little more re- mains to be done to run the show on the nose except follow the suggestions in your script. 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

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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. IIIZIN