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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1950 volume:

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SNYDER Princzltzal aff .Q ' 1.4 1 51 iq .fmywi Q' iQ fl -4-ami lil - 1 M fulfils! Q ar: 'iv f Q 1 N F B tea . Sb .Q ' - j iv- PHI lIIPllI.'5 ESS!-lI3E According to Thomas jefferson, it was necessary for all the people of the Republic to have a general education to enable every man to judge for himself what will secure or endanger his freedom. In the early days of our country, the little red school houses of the several states were considered to be the bulwark of the American Republic. The subjects taught in these little schools were reading writing and arithmetic. Compare these schools and subjects taught with the complex offerings of our modern high schools and their million-dollar plants, and you may come to have a greater understanding and appre- ciation of your own john Marshall High School. This growth of education parallels the growth of your country with its democratic form of government which emphasizes the importance of the individual. The broad training of all the people is still the corner- stone of the development of our Republic. We can safeguard this concept of individual freedom and respon- sibility by striving continually in this direction for, as jefferson said, No other sure foundation can be devised for the preservation of freedom and happiness. 5 MR' EPJEL MRS- BARRY MISS GLASGOW Miss TURULA MR' GOETZ llur Guides Tu The Belden Hule In the Little Red School House, the emphasis was placed almost completely on the three R's. As schools grew and life adjustment problems became more complicated, other letters became conspicuous in the school program: G for guidance, A for advice, C for counseling, P for planning. These five people strove to develop through these services the well balanced student. 6 I fb . 2 f WWA-ww.-1+ 2 f E f rv 1 mx E 1452 A 3 ! Xuhn QXQW' f- A 'AN I-NX.. 2 -x S'--X 27' 1322! ff if III. U I-KSSWUHK lb-0 is First Row: Lulu Bartholemew, Amelia Morrissey, Clayton DeLong, goseph Ulrich, john Sullivan, Daniel House- man, Ann Turula, Nellie Bitz. Second Row: Elton Eike, William Bus nell, Mary Murphy, Mary Foley, Jane jones, Charles Loth, Florence Yorke. Third Row: Doris Holcombe, Bessie Grinnell. Standing: Paul Epping, Leon Friel, Clarence Evaul, Harold Singleton, Elmer Snyder, Frank Leach, Raymond Wright, George Swanson. APPLE FUR m First Row: Grace O'Reilly, Ruth Puls. Second Row: Anthony Gerace, Edna Parker. Third Row: Florence Chittenden, Carlos DeZafra, joseph Vialls, Borden Booth, joseph Conroy, Isabel Mayo Donald Clark Fourth Row' Grace Leader, Jacqueline Bakker Dorothy Cox, Grace Fulford Annabel Glasgow: Kath n Saund G , , ry ers, race anner, Dorothy Corbett. Fgftl: Row: Edith Olmstead, Grace Powers, Florence Potter, Eulalie Richardson, Helen Lathrop st nd. G. C I . . . . . . a mg ar ton Thayer, Edwln Gordon, john Eckhardt, Ra Cllpplnger, Kenneth Fulkerson, Phlllp jenkms, Ethel Dunn, Jessie Barry, Alfred'Goetz, Ray Thrall. THE TE IIHEH GENERAL EIJUEATIUN KEEQWITH Bun IIEEIEE PHAETIEE GENERAL METALS CHEMISTRY ALGEBRA AND SLHTE .QAM QT ' ABT gx Q N MEMUHIAM Teaching was not Miss Paine's jobg it was her life. She gave herself unstintingly, her time, efforts, and friend- ship, desiring only to help the students to a better under- standing of life. In the boys and girls she had a limitless, unshakeable faith, more than they had in themselves. Thus she left a monument which will live as long as any of her students remember her smile of greeting, her words of advice, and her comments of reassurance. She has left us in body, but her spirit will always live. MISS G. ADELYN PAINE OFFICE STAFF-Miss R. Armstrong, Miss H. Rowe, Miss E. Jardine Enforced with an unfailing smile, Mrs. Rausch Continued to administer to the many ills of Marshallites. She was always prepared to apply first aid, to lend a helping hand to students at home, and to make doctor and dentist appoint- ments. MRS. H. RAUSCH, Nurse 12 YEAHNIN' PUB HNUWLEIJEE 13 Standing: Mrs. Scriver, Mrs. Foster, Mrs. Cass, Miss Stahley, Mrs. Bemish, Mrs. johnston, Mrs. Burdick. Seated: Mrs Fortune, Mrs. Burgdorf. THE LUNIIIIHIIIIM STAFF With efficiency and diligence the john Marshall Custodians, under the direction of Mr. Larry Tennity, completed the important job of providing a warm, clean school throughout the year. Mr. Tennity and the rest of the staff could always be called upon to assist students in preparation for our social activities. The artists of the gas range, under the direction of Mrs. Burdick, the dietician, estab- lish.ed for themselves a reputation for providing food fit for a king. EUSTIJIJIANS Mrs. Gavitt, Mrs. Kols- nick, Mr. Tennity, Mr. Sutter, Mr. Bloom, Mr. ' Gleichuf. 14 X NW ,f QW A 1-41 f fQ7q! TQ., ...J 'w af? 2::4.. fx K, ,N l gr: iff K .h,Q.?i!,, ,,,, ,, Sq. ff -M x W ' -,il ftfx 5 E I UBS MARY ANN ACIERNO JOAN ALAIMO ELIZABETH ANN Smart and sweet, Whenever there's a good time AI-DRIDGE Gay and petite. to be found, Quiet and polite, joan's the center-with Friendly and bright. friends all around. TOBIAS ANTEN He really works hard at his swimming, But in his spare time-give him wimmin.' T. JAMES APPLETON Heaven sent this boy whose mission was to laugh. , A f f ' ' ,gzzfigg . VIVA SW H: l -fl SN fi U . .v Q A ..2 . , fgjg gza. if Q5 K '. 'f,I?g,-?3: 'fI., ' H Q. ,gg , f , X ., .ii is . up .Ag RALPH BAARS A friend that tops all and this 5ars none. ELIZABETH ARCARA Your hair is dark, and your eyes- touched with a somewhat darker hue. CL ASS OF F gk f r f' .i I - ...- 1...- I , 5 . Q F 'll , Q A V xv xx xg I, ,X X X J, N 5 c 426, .... 'CHQ' X Q ' fZg1ff77w ' , xx DONALD ARCHIBALD An all around fellow, a good sport, a peach of a guy to have about. 16 THOMAS ATHANAS Simple in manner, a lover of ffm, Many good qualities rolled into one. JOAN BAILEY WILLIAM BARLOW RONALD BARNARD MARY BARNES Everyone knows and likes her. Quiet, unassuming-here's a Quiet, handsome, and sincere, FaithfuL gentle, goozL friendship that lasts. Ronnie is our Man M the Wiargzg the rose of woman- Year. oo . . . . 1 9 5 0 s in ,X L. Q. - x A h Q E? A ,,,1A:,. - , 3 . Z., Q A ,. 9,1 ' 1' g! ,rg , BEVERLY BAUER ,QA A A Q' fren- Where there'ssunshine, there's .. .mt I-'4IXJk ' ' J I Bev- Qi--I1 A BARBARA BEEHLER So sweet a face, such angel grace. . . . JEAN BERGER The one that's been is our gal jean. SHIRLEY BELL Her movement and grace none can surpass. MARIAN NE BILTZ Sweet as a jlower. Bright as a star. She's the one who is up to par. 1 7 BETTY BOTTS NORMAN BISSELL MOLLY BOLAND MARJORIE BOTTING The world was made for men Dark and bewitching with a She came to Marshall and One who finds joy throughout like Norm. merry smile. we're certainly glad, the day, JOHN BOYACK 'I like work-itfascinates meg I could sit and look at it for hours. 'Cause a more charming girl By always being gay. we have never had. CLASS OF XR r' T Q Q It AAZ: I fl ,M I mmm p A JP -X Yff Wiaxiiyk, lfxw-f X JANE BRIGHTMAN Y' 4 ilil 4 ' Laughter on her lips, ' 3 E? . A twinkle in her eyes, - A lk jane's the one we idolize. J ' KI- ' - is K- -.. 1 ,Age , SI- .- rs. , .,::-i :1 1 RICHARD BRUNS An ambitious sort of guy, Whose aims are headed high HELEN BUECHL SYDNEY BUCK Brown hair and eyes of blue, If he 91111101 find fl wdy, A laughing friend who's al- He will make one. ways true. 18 SHIRLEY BURKE DONALD BUTLER JOAN CAPRIO GEORGE CARBONIE Personality + poise + talent -1- IJOI1'5 a lad who must haueflm. Hands of au artist and ll Cro uw He leads a lie of pleasure free. true friendship 1 Sh1rl. Sometime e'er the day 15 done. of gold, A happy-go-lurhy boy is he. Sweet and gay, hut never hold. .1950 , , . Ki! 7 ln mg, ...i 5 my iw , II' NANCY CARL rf V f ' ' j fr' 5 A . fl Cute and slim, A gal who's always trim. If lm N' A-'ff 1 WILLIAM CARPENTER Fiery, dynamic, handsome. tall, Honored, respected, liked by all. ALLEN CARR An inexhaustable supply of talents. HAROLD CATOR JOAN CHANCEY A dimplf in fb? fbiflf' Her jfngers shame the ivory A dewlw1llJ1r1. keys, they dance so light along. 19 KENYON CHURCH ANGELA CICOTTA MARY L. CLEMENT FREMONT CLOW He's second to none, Her constant beauty doth Her smile had all that I Happy, witty, and wise, Whether in earnest or fun. inform dream 'd. A comedian in disguise. Stillness with love, and day with light. SHEILA CONNELLY 'She holds the key to happiness and success. LORNA COOPER Some think the world is made for fun and frolic, And so do I. X ,ff Ei 1, . 1 ! 1' :' 1 A 4 l SALLY COOPER An attractive smile plus Plenty of style. SHIRLEY DASHNAU ELIZABETH CROSBY Always calm, ever sedate, N'ere was there one jiner. Never in a hurried state. PEGGY DECKER CARLTON DCMOTT CHARLES DEWEY NORMAN DINOLFO A ready smile, quick to please, In you a sense of humour lies, Those who speak little, know A guy thafs always in top form Peg isjirst in both of these. Ana' rare good judgment too, much. Is Marshall's own hurdling ahides. Norm. . . . 1 9 5 0 fx xx K J x R xemmtixis New ' -if 3 s a s i? iiiiikfi- 1 X A 'J-x B is T J x if A: 'I . 'E Xma s sal I JOHN DORRIS ' W X ,QE An envious build personality to match, Makes this fellow one fine catch! MARY ELLEN DYER Not loud but ejective. NILE EDDY We always like to see him near, Spreading friendliness and cheer. I LINNEL EISENHAUER RONALD EISENHAUER Speech is great, but silence is Ron is full of gdiepy and wig greater- Thrzughout his lie he'll he a it. 21 is RUTH ANN ELY R. ENGELBRECHT J. EVANGELIST JOSEPHINE FARAH She possesses a cheery smile Not so simple, not so quiet, 'flackieu majors in the joys of And so I shall merrily glide and a friendliness that is That's our Dick, oh, what a living. through lie .... worth while. riot! CLASS OF igif, 'fxg . 2 . . S F25 ' nfl 5: GENE FERGUSON W Q , . . A good-hearteli merry and X W' x of true companion. E gf JOAN FINLAYSON Her cheedul manner, it's plain to see, Is the secret of her popularity. STANLEY FISHER jolly, keen, and full of pep, Here's a boy who's really hep. JEAN FRISBY EDWARD FRANCIS To know be, is ,0 jmve 4 ,me Tickling the ivories, that's our friend Ed' , Never failing in thought or A M? -'bflll 50.71 Wifi! fl deed, 2 2 musical head. 4 CLARK GABLE .IOANNE GAGIE HERBERT GALEN CARL GAUMANN Black hair and dashing eyes. Intelligence + beauty + per- Long and lanky, ah, what a With that smile and heart of Make Clark a devil in dis- sonality 2 success. sport! gold guise. He's quite a star on the basket- He surely never will grow old ball court. ...195O 457 .zg ep if .X sf -fn Q rlgflh N? K 2 x 0 e - F' K 'si fy. .V ,gg - ji 5 .Q:,5f, x ROLIN GEBELEIN 3 ,QSO l H He gives the girls a merry feb! 1 chase,h b Andont emouni eisanace. X ESTHER GERBER The sweet charm of her pleas- antness Adds to all our happiness. KATHRYN S. GERLING Always carefree, always bright, Here's a gal whois quite all right. MARGARET GERLING JQHN EDDIE GERQW Never lacking in vim and pep, MZggie's a gal who's really ep. A look that's nice, A wit that's spice. 23 ANNE GIESSELMAN TOM GILZOW LARRY GORDON DONALD GREEN A wise and understanding A tall fellow who's an ace W' a In soccer, he will never rest, Quickness of mind and per- heart and eyes that hold no sport, Until he's done his very best. sonality make Don, malice. He gets around on the basket- One who is liked by everyone. ball court. '50, ROBERT GRINNELL A friend indeed to alL Surely he's got something on the ball. yr . ff? - '- . ,if 5 . 'XY U ls V. ., f N ! 4 5. AM, .. - . K 1 'gy:4f , M V N' '- 1- MX L N gfk-m--'Tff1 L SYLVIA GROSS Heaven wove the sunlight into her hair. ROSE MARIE GUARIN In our halls or on the street, Rose is liked by all she meets. JOANN HALL FLORENCE GUERIN Always happy, always gay, She shall have music wherever A smile for everyone, every fbe goes' day. 2 4 CLASS OF N L LORENE HALL MARY HALL MARY JANE HARDICK DORIS HARTMAN Her smile, her speech, a win- IW e like her smile and shining Good looks, personality, plus Sweeter than honey. ning blend hair, plenty of pep. lVill fm! and keep many a We like her manner so free friend. .19 from care. 50 59' I f xx !' x Q . .gs f -Q3 E , ...so .L Qfffe-'atff 1 FREDERICK HARTM AN His capers and antics would fill a bookg W. -1.-4, K,,,a4- - N ,L L,-gg:-.: JEAN RUTH HAWKINS As merry as the day is long. REGINALD HAVILL It's the quality, not the quan- tity that counts. You'll never find him with a serious look! JOAN LOUISE HAYDEN EDWARD HAYES For one who's smart, cheerfuL A man U might and lots U and gay ight. joan fills the bill in every way. 25 JANET HEARNS A little porcela in princess, hair fleeked with gold, Her charming manner will never grow old. ALLEN HOLMES For every why he has a wherdoref' JOYCE HILL ROBERT HILL PAUL HOEPFL It's nice to be natural, A great one for learning, Of Paul no one can dispute, Ifyou're naturally nice. Yet he has his laughter too. That he's a swimmer of some repute. 3' N 255 N2 , f . ' ? W f- ..J X , ' A f To flxgtrw X IRENE HOPKINS Talented, charming, and sin- Cefe, We'll treasure her friendship AUDREY HUGOBOOM Here is a girl with pretty rea' hair, A friend who is quite beyond compare. for many a year. DORIS HOPP Happiness is seen, not heard. 26 M. JOYCE HORREX Her voice was ever soft, gentle, and low. SHIRLEY HULS Q4 3 JOAN HUNTER GARY INGRAHAM JOYCE JACKSON Of beautiul clolbes and strik- Always carefree, always glad, A little fellow wbo's not so tall, 1 fll a cup tn one made np, of ing personality. Ever happy, never sad. But Gary is esteemed by all. loveliness alone. .19 ul , .5 34' I 'Rf k' P 5 Jr f y 1 A . ,XV ASM? fs 5 4 , 1 ff 1 'w!-5 WINIFRED JOHNS Would we all were as eardree as she. 50 THOMAS JERMYN Tommy. ARTHUR JEWETT In science and matb be's at bis best, Give him tbe problem, be'll do the rest. :' , Jw O g WILLIAM JOHNS fi A Ab.i1f0l41'fwf1'10'fr, A .Q A ' .:., lf. p Into tbe wild blue yonder. 5 -- ' CHRISTEL JOHNSON Lovely, intelligent, and gay Is the secretary of our S. A. 27 How happy a person may be, Is well shown in our friend, 5 .4 , SE HIIMEHIJIIM lll HUMEHUIJM HIJMEHUIJM EB HUMEHIJUM 1Il7 X HUMEBIJUM 202 llllM 205 HIJMEHIIUM Elll 9 : . RUTH JOHNSTON How sweet you are. A '..' i has Nw Eye., it N 4 1.1335 2 J, W A , V' N .vi -E-:- 'I-f3 fl5fY. . I---1-:mf JUNE L. JOHNSON ROBERT JOHNSON JOAN MAY JOHNSTON JUNE MARY JOHNSTON A friend like june is golden. Happy and merry he will he, Never a vain or shallow Her gay and witty ways radi- .Iust like the rest of us, honest, thought. ate into the deepest gloom. true, and free. - 1 CLASS OF s '-V, ,- 0,Q qs ,X V 5 I, , 5-1 if , gf if JI' ' A' 4. . ' N ' X i.. , 6 ,E f f, f g A Q. U 5 x SHIRLEY KETCHUM This girl who makes so little noise Has quiet humor, charm, and poise. gs? f .. ggifi gow. : , L L '4 X J Oki' Q' ALAN KAISER His height lends strength to his quiet dignity. SALLY KEHR While we're here, we may as well enjoy lie. 30 ,.n..t.a. - 'X 'i'5 ??i3- Q' N V' 5 ., 'wtf' ' r in DARWIN KENYON 'Night time, and all through the casa, Not a creature is stirring, carrumba, g'Que pam? JOYCE KILMER DORTHEA KIMMEL IRMA KING GLADYS KLAASSEN I lhink fha! I shall never see She is pretly 10 walk wilh. 011 with the danre, let joy he Peace and sereuily of mind. A girl qnile as lovely as Ihee. willy to talk with, and zmcorgffned. pleasant loo, to lhiuk on. . .1950 :'?E if ---. ,, R A, J N If ' K: I ,fu A my X X H KJ, Q.. , V Y A :- fa .x-. M tr f W. l fi Yi, . zz. V f ff ROBERT KLOS They picked the names which God had blessed, And la, Bob's name led all the rest. PERRY KNIGHTS Yozfllfnd when Perry's deeds are fold He's as Chivalraus as a Knight of old. NANCY KRAMER You make us happy when skies are grey. 31 BARBARA KLAPP Let's all clapp for this cute gal. ,vm 7 J f, , QM R, GERALD LABRAKE Each day is merry, When you know jerry! PETER IAMENDOLA WILMA LANE ROBERT LANNING JACK LEFEVRE Here'saboy that can't be beat, A good sport and a swell pal, Energy ahounding with per- In football jack's a triple Marshall's own wrestling We will surely miss this gal. sonality galore. threat, Pete. To be on his side is the safest het. at 4 Q i7 7 'N . S' QW' 1 I : V. . X I if 2 -'L :A V-' . , I K JOYCE LEJEUNE gi, ' 1 NZZfLehnew thee but to love ' fl ffl, Nor named thee but to is H Jn, W, - -,., i.. , praise. LORRETTA J. LENDER Personality and ready wit Make this little girl a great big hit. , H. ROGER LEWIS There's never a frown, When Roger's around. RUDOLPH LICATA BETZYdLHzJDY I, If you're looking for a friend Happy t e ey t mug ' Rudy's theguy we recommend. 32 ERIC LINCKE BETTY LITTLE DAVID LLOYD ROBERT LODAN Brain child and tennis star, Cute and Media Presenting a lad directed Bob is a jolly soul, A Cgmbfnglfgn zbafsgoingfar. Sweet and petite, toward success. Always striving to reach his As a friend she's hard to beat. goal. ...195O -5 w E X Q df' H fs? la fig- yi!! -XY 'W Ps 1' .Ml I fllzgsj- ' 'X '31 I ' A BARBARA LUCK:-IAM ' S 'DO Q, Q Talented-in both art and personality. X ROBERT LUDWIG Fun and fancy free! ' ss ADRIANNE MACCALLINI Always a smxle as she passes by And such a twinkle in her eye. as Z, si JOHN MACK ROBERT MADER Once in a thousand years, U noise were made by keeping A Terfect character' ap- quiet, pears. Here's a boy who'd be a riot. 35 EUGENE MALIN DAVID MARCILLE RITA MARGESON LORRAINE MATTESON You need never fear it, He has a head to contrive, a Short and sweet and so petite. A thing of beauty is a joy Gene's got the spirit. tongue to persuade. forever. SYLVIA MATTHEWS My heart is light and I am free, I let no trouble worry me. LORETTA MAYNARD A quiet girl and yet you'll LAURETTA MCCOMBER A loving heart is the truest wisdom. find A wealth of knowledge in her mind. 6 , 1 N 1 9 I A. . K IV ' W- xi 'Q N N fx , x ' f .A l.,fJ'.W,4- A 4 . .. 541- 1 , 1' . ':.. ff . I s ' ' x A ,, L 'f S .. ,.,.,. Se? 255 12' V ' in . wwmm :. :.:.. : -A M 5. ee. lu 3? 5 is ii, his if Q5 E A missile Km iw 2 iwpeizk 1 1 'fik' ' 'Z I , M , Eg 5, fi E QQ Al if a A 3 .X 5 W1 .M , HQSXZQN A wyiv 5 - -F ,, 2 2 , ,... , 4 S 1: vggfwyig W X . ig :'Ms': .Ku A , Ki,3f,g a . ,Wu RICHARD MAYNARD The superior man isfirm. BARBARA MAYOU Of her bright face one glance will trace 1 A picture on the brain. 34 ..19 I F, 7 I K 1 1 -'4 1 , 8 , x . 4- - , QR , I , .lp A I5 'lllix A - 'Tw I aa.-1-aMiL4....A1-- fu' ' ALBA 1 W i A -, - s-'-x....- x.-.,... LAUREL METS Although small in stature she may be, She radiates with personality. ETHEL McCOY DAVID MCDERMOTT NANCY MCFADDEN MARILYN MCGAHAN Let's be gay while we may. Our greatest yet with least Cute, tiny, and clever is she Full ojpep! We love to see pretence. With the sweetest personality. Her cheer our teams to victory. 50 ANNA MAY MERRILL A pedect woman nobly plan d To warn, to comfort, and command. 35 DON MCKNIGHT Ever see a blond brushcut in action? GORDON MCSWEENEY With force and skill To strive, to fashion, to ful- fil. !! LEWIS MEYERS The road to success is very tough, But is talents will make it easy enough. MARY MILLER LEE MORTON DOROTHY MOSHIER AILEEN MUNDT Honey sweet all the while It certainly was a great event, Dorothy's glowing banner She sets the world aglow See the dimple in her smile. When Lee became our S. A. Is her kind and friendly With her sparks of humor. President. mdnnef. BURDETTE MURPHY When it comes to having fun, Bud can't seem'to be out- done. CAROL NEWTON We are young, happy let us be,' Let us be gay, and laugh merrily. FLORENCE NUNN Life holds many wonders for those who are curious. CLASS OF I . R QS. 'Ng 0 Ai I ,xE i,? X! ik XM if X, f 'X ffxv- x CAROLYN NICHOLS Always the perfect sport is she, Full 4 pep and energy. 56 SHIRLEY NORRIS We could go on for days and days, Singing all of Shirley's praise. CLARICE OAGLY JAMES O'MARA, JR. BETTY OWENS AGATHA PASKO Light in heart, free from Master of human destinies is Her ways are ways of pleasant- It is her ggi to fill the world trouble, jim, ness. with golden music. Lie is just a great big bubble. Fame, love, and fortune on his footsteps wait. ujl S ' 1 'Sf-ll xx? I A X' l A 'ik 51 1 , , Q V V --fig - V -W M T2 Q CHRISTINE PATTON 1 E 4 yi, . I , K ,f I A clever, charming, light- hearted miss I ls our darling, lnjorgettahle Chris , Q A , NL' S -.., NANCY PEARSON A little humor, lots dfun, Perfectly halanred with work well dorie. E, JOAN PELLOW Lie has loneliness to sell And I shall buy abundantly. ARTHUR PIKE FRED PIKER Art- 4 name far ygunded It seems Fred has a lea1ler's among men. way. May this git grow from day 37 to day. N THEODORE PLUMMER ELEANOR POWELL VELVA RANDELL HAROLD RANSOM He certainly isastar with all, Tiny, cute, and full of fun, She is friendly, she is gay, Although he seems bashful In basketball and friendship Eleanor's liked by everyone. Always happy all the day. we'll put you wise, he'll never fall. Beware of the twinkle in his eyes. ROBERTA REEVES Vi1facity is the giftof woman. .K 4 SELDEN ROCKOWITZ We could go on for days and days, I Singing all IJ Selden's praise. MARY ELLEN RENNO Some folks are blest with wis- dom, wit. and all the rest. Q thi '- I W 1 4-QW il :Mi ,4 M -it , V ,fks fi s A' gf jr... ' - X g X r :- ' -H Z 2 ' Y 3 ,Q 5- LA .,i.., g 7 ? 'J' BETTY RICHENS Tis the mind that makes the body rich. ARLENE REISS Shy and coy, she steals her way Among us joyfully day by day. DIANA RUSSELL This girl rj our dreams Is the xweetesl girl Thai we shall ever know. JOYCE SALPHINE ELIZABETH SANDMAN SARAH ANN SCARPULLA From forehead down to fool A gentle mimi by gentle deeds Hair df dark 115 bldfkfff Highly' -perfect. is known. Slarred by her sparkling eyes. From fool to forehead ex- quisitely !11rn'd. Y-5 E A J W W rdf,-Q w gash .A if A . Q -A . wtf 9 -53 xx 2. N f'-M ROSEMARY SCHEMBRE M ' x Q rr ' ' N .kg X A ., f Work is work, and must be ' My--N ' z 5 l done, Bu! as I work I have my fun. RICHARD SCHIEMANN When there's fun to be had you'll find him there, Full of jokes and free from care. HERMAN SCHMIDT Life is just a snap for him. JOHN OSWIN SCHROY THEODORE SCHUDEL To such 4 name, Mamma is soon enough for Preserve a broad approach 0 me. fame. 39 Joyce SENEGAL Lovely to look at, delightfu to know. BETTY SHAW CALVIN SHAW ELAINE SHAW l A Miss is as good as her smile. A boy so good at a science quiz, Laugh and the world laughs Will be our future atomic with you. whiz. WILLIAM SHAW A singer of great renown, With the heartiest laugh in town. RICHARD SIMPSON CLASS OF . Se' JOHN SHERRY To worry about tomorrow is to be unhappy today. ,IOSEBHINE SHORTS A merry heart goes twice the way That tires a sad one. ADAIR SILLER Only she can achieve the state He doth' indeed' fbow fame Of being mischievous, although sparks that are like wit. sedate. 4 0 ALLAN SKINNER MARY ALICE SLINEY ESTHER SMITH RICHARD SMITH Enthusiasm is the lie of the A joke, a smile, all the day, A quiet lass with lovely eyes, Little in stature . . . soul. Mary will chase your cares Her charm is e're a sweet Mighty in mind. away. surprise. O U I 1 9 'Q Q K Q Q a-,W Q f ., A 1 1' A my ' ,. x!-'A ' ' W 'v- NX sis.: A ,A Nsgmgx 50 MARGARET SPELTZ Gentlemen prefer blondes. WILLIAM STUDLEY DOROTHY STALLMAN She's very quiet, very sweet, The finest girl you'd want to TIIECI. Shop is his faaC But in his studies he's not bad. DAVID SUPRENANT JACK SYAGE He's been put to the test, ffl ' b ' b Argdproven one of Marshall's timtzffgz any, mg ut es . 41 ARLENE TURNER ' And more than wisdom . . . KENNETH THOMAS MAR-IORIE THOMAS EMMA TIFFANY PAUL TRAMANTO Here's a lad who 's full 0fflH1, joy is not in tlningsq Pleasant ana' gay as a morn- Au inexlzaustible supply of From early morn 'til day is lt is in us. ing in May. talents. zloue. CLASS OF l A fil- ll I fvi' 4 A A ,,--' xy., X. YK Nl K Ax fx x x -'Qu ,, ' X 1 WW ' , -Y M .fm A merry heart that laughs at -- care, xx it JOYCE TURNEY We like ber smile and shiny lzairf We like ber manner so free from care. ROBERT VanAUKEN Sometimes I set 'n' think, Other times I just set. ROBERT VERSTREET A. va.-.BRANTEGHEM Let his great example stand Kn0wledge and beauty illu- Colossal seen of every land. mine the world, 42 PAT VIOLA JAMES WALSH jACK WANNEWETSCH FRANK WATSON The subject that I major in He gave the people of his Let's take of with jack Always happy the whole day is fun. best. On a dreamer's holiday. through. . . 1 9 5 C ff y -fi-:S '- kia V . 5 -N , K ELIZABETH WENDEL ,Lf T 'J' Here's a girl who's full of -u.. 14- lv-Inline..-4 L- 4'4 flu . V Cheer' It's nice to have her at Marshall this year. - I .A N-'S...---f N...-i.,,, ARLENE WENDT We'll be so sorry when she's went. RICHARD WESS Silence is golden. But I 'm no miser. BETTY WILBUR JOAN WINTER YourseU shall see my vigor Hsweeffff-Y-Y, demllffnf-'55, 'fl' is not lost. ' ' prettiness, All in one little Miss. 43 MARGARET WRIGHT NANCY WRIGHT RONALD YANTZ NANCY YEOMANS Quieg ambitious, and friendly To act or dance is Nan's de- That look in his eyes. The best ornaments of a wo is she, light, man are silence and modes Living ber life contentedly. To e popular, ber rigbt. ty. BETTY YOUNG A merry heart lives long. MARY ALYCE YOUNG A good loser, but she usually wins. CLASS OF 1 BRUCE F TARBOX 1932 1947 LOUISE ZIMMER It's the little things in life tba! count. Zin Memoriam 44 fymvw., A... X-.2 GAN - -N -- . W----... . x w M v X 3 jf, X- N . M-Q2 :Q -V ' vi + fWV ww' X fx, 2 . 'L .Zhi '1,yQ-'bfvlf II Y. A 1 W Qi 5 , Q ,. 'if 'kixflwn XA -vvvvan ,BN 75 wx A,-A J Lx pf' K' J , X K .fl l ,i Ti if X-, Vg ij 'NX' M-q,.,,,-.I Q-gx 'lk 7 ? I u I ? 5' 2 if All J ' T -Skis-1811 KSU I ITIE5 X, ff Y it SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Diana Russell, Nancy McFadden, Joyce Lejeune Gary Ingraham. THE TDP STUDENT ASSOCIATION OFFICERS Standing: S. Carter, C. johnson. Kneeling: L. Morton, F. Piker. Agnes VanBranteghem, Eric Linke GUARDIANS OF THE FLAG 46 ifksf X 3 fl by 3 .f5 AyvJ .'2 f a EXECUTIVE EUUNEIL The Executive Council, composed of the Students' Association ofiicers and the chairman of each of the various commissions, completed another successful year of activities. The council regulated financial matters, aided in revising the constitution, approved the plans for the Music Association Drive, restored Students' Day, and planned such social events as the Bop Hop, Dungaree Frolic, junior-Senior Party, and the Snowball. LEGISLATURE The Legislature, made up of the representatives from each homeroom, was under the leadership of Fred Piker, vice-president of the Students' Association. The members planned the revision of the con- stitution and activity credits, assisted in carrying out S-Day, the March of Dimes Drive, the Red Cross Drive, the S. A. Drive, and the collection of subscriptions for the john Quill. Firsl Row: D. Carlton, j. Senecal, Miss Turula, F. Piker, C. johnson, Mr. Goetz, G. Atkinson, T. Plummer. Second Row: D. Bierworth, F. Ladd, L. L. Clowes, R. Lewis, A. Braiman, N. Cote, D. Carpenter, M. V. Byers, S. Ewing. Third Row: R. Root, N. Miller,j. Ide, G. Ingraham, A. DeCook,j. Viola,j. Smith, B. Gienger, W. Kumm. Fourth Row: A. jewett, W. Shaw, D. Menzie, A. Triassi, B. Lanning, B. Rohr, R. Gebelein, R. Buckert, F. Schudel, D. Hann, D. Green. First Raw: C. johnson, L. E. Morton, S. Carter, F. Piker, Mrs. Barry. Second Row: J. Sal- phine, W. Shaw, G. Ingraham, R. johnson, G. Ferguson, j. Lejeune, J. O'Mara, A. Pike. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY-First Row: D. Lloyd, J. Leieune, E. Gerber, S. Burke, E. Lincke, F. Guerin,j. Hayden, T. Plummer. Second Row: M. Clement, C. Patton, A. Wendt, S. Ketchum, L. Mets, N. McFadden, j. Pellow, Miss Mayo. Third Row: -I. Evangelist, N. Wright, B. Beehler, B. Luckham, A. VanBranteghem, C. johnson, Senecal, j. Hearns. Fourth Row: j. Schroy, R. Grinnell, A. jewett, B. Lanning, F. Piker, R. Bruns, j. O. Mac , T. Athanas. TEACHERS' PRIDE In striving for the highest qualities of scholarship, character, leadership, and service, the Na- tional Council of the National Honor Society granted a charter to the john Marshall Chapter of the National Honor Society, to begin its plans on February 28, 1930 .... This year 24 new mem- bers from the senior class and several from the junior class were elected on the basis of scholar- ship, leadership, character, and service .... Among the activities of the group during the year, were an impressive candle-light induction ceremony in the auditorium, and a tea given for new members .... The olhcers were Eric Lincke, president, and Shirley Burke, secretary-treasurer. Faculty advisor was Miss I. Mayo. QUILL AND SCROLL-Standing: j. O'Mara, Mr. jenkins, N. I McFadden, S. Rockowitz, T. Athanas. Seated: C. Patton, M. Clement, j. Schroy. Students who did outstanding work in the field of journalism were chosen as members of the Quill and Scroll, an international honorary society. The Docket reporters were selected on the quality of their news stories, and the students on the john Quill staff received membership because of their ability in producing the yearbook. 4 8 N I . . Musu: Seated: B. Llchtwart, E. Francls, D. McLeod, M. Rahm, L. Munras, N. Kohler, J. Chancey. Standing.'j. Horrex, E. Copeland, Riess, R. Lodan, Mr. Singleton, R. Hill, A Drum Majnrelles First Row: N. Pearson B LaMont, S. Groth, -I. Laun: dry, C. Senecal. Second Row: N. Prentiss, B. Becker, B Sandman, E. Worboys, N. Lawrence. Third Row: D. Eddy, M. Palatas, N. Gerow, E. Tolland, M. Wadman, I. Eysvogel, G. Edmonds. was V A X X . 'A K W5 if xl gg. 3, l . Q 5 X K A 3 E R. Sm... llnrelnialilm IJ T UF THE USIII BUX 2 fl' xv ' wl Kxgil' , . jg' , 'fi . ., -5 I 1 I v . 3 K . B ...S First Row: R. Bock, N. Cote, R. Root, D Spxeler. Second Row: B. Sullivan, A. Graham D. Menzie, D. Teague. llnuhle lluartet 49 BUCKET First Term Bucket Staff First Row: J. Schroy, C. Pat- ton, J. Hearns, j. Leieune. Second Row: J. O'Mara, Horrex, j. Alaimo, M. Cle- ment, C. johnson. Third Row: T. Athanas, B. Car- penter, R. Maynard, C. Gaumann, J. Frisby, B. Beehler, j. Vanderbeck, N. McFadden, Mr. jenkins. Under the capable leadership ofjames O'Mara, editor-in-chief, the Docket concluded another success ful year. In order to achieve a better school paper, the editors outlined a program to stimulate interest among the student body. The staff sponsored a profile contest in which the twelve winners received passes to social and athletic events. There were thirteen regular publications and three special issues printed this year. Ave' ,' 'il ii W CT ' tix ' NNN QWQQ-41 r. . i f fbgf .. First Row: B. VanVoorst, j. Horrex, H. Blohm. Second Row: T. Athana A. DeCook, B. Wing, Mr. jenkins, A. Piarulle. Third Row: J. Vanderbec J. Alaimo, B. Carpenter, R. Rosen. J munalism Blass 50 Sntznnd Term Bucket Staff Seated: C. Patton, j. O'Mara, j. Horrex, Second Row: J. Alaimo, j. Hearns, C. Shaw, N. McFadden, C. Gaumann, j. Lejeune, C. johnson, T. Athanas, J. Schroy, B. Beehler, M. Clement, Mr. jenkins, J. Frisby, J. Van- derbeck, R. Maynard. Standinggl. Alaimo, j. Carlton. Seated-J. I-Iorrex,j. Vanderbeck, A. Piarulle. JUUH ALISM ELI-lSS During the year, the twelve members of the journalism Class Put to use their knowledge of news stories, make- up, and headlines when they reported stories for the Docket. Among the many activities of the year enjoyed by the students of the journalism Class were the annual banquet and the annual convention of the New York State School Publications Association held in Syracuse. 51 PHESS B HE!-l It was the job of the Press Bureau to publicize Marshall's activities in the com- munity by submitting news to the local papers including the Tenth Ward Cou- rier and the Greece Press. Joyce Horrex, the chairman of the bureau, was responsi- ble for the major part of the publicity. Last fall she wrote an outstanding article for the newspaper that explained our school's unique credit system in the three fields, scholarship, activities, and athletics. Third Row.' T. Athanas, j. Vander-beck, J. Alaimo, W. Car penter. Second Raw: A. DeCook, W. Wing, Mr. jenkins R. Rosen. First Row: B. VanVoorst, j. Horrex, A. Piarulle Helen Blohm. John llnill Editors M. Clement, Miss Dunn, J. O'Mara, D. Lloyd, J. Hearns. JIIHN IJUILI. STAFF jawn earns ,Mary Clement . . ca-Editors James O'Mara David Lloyd . Miss Ethel Dunn Christel Johnson Gene Ferguson Larry Ecklund Gerald LaBrake Mr. Daniel Houseman . . Managing Editor . Lay-Out Editor General Advisor . Senior Editor Activities Editor . Sports Editor Business Manager Business Advisor Nancy McFadden, Christine Patton, Joan Pellow .... Grinds Editors Joann Hall, Joyce Lejeune, John Mack, Fred Piker, Roberta Reeves,John Schroy, Agnes VanBranteghem . Grinds Committee Shirley Burke ...... Art Editor Carl Gaumann, Roger Lewis, Richard Smith . . . . Art Staff Miss Florence Yorke . . Art Advisor Nancy McFadden .... Proofreader Larry Ecklund, Diana Russell . Photographers Joan Pellow . . . Advertising Chairman Jnhn lluill Business Staff Standing: J. Grineff, G. LaBrake, D. Ross, J. Matthews, E. Gerber. Seated: D. Gerber, Mr. Epping, Mr. Swanson, J. Pellow, Mr. Houseman. 52 Jane Brightman, Jacqueline Evangelist, Jean JIQIHN UUILI. STAFF Donald Butler, Betty Richens, Barbara Luckham . Advertising Committee John Uuill I-lri Staff Mr. George Swanson . . Advertising Advisor Diana Russell . . Senior Statistics Chairman Sheila Connelly, Jean Frisby, Barbara Luckham, Carolyn Nichols Senior Statistics Committee Joyce Berna ...... Sta-H Typist Esther Gerber Sales and Distribution Manager Dolores Gerber, Jacqueline Grineff, Joseph Mathews, Donald Ross Sales and Distribution Committee Mr. Paul Epping Sales and Distribution Advisor Thomas Athanas, Joan Caprio, William Carpen- ter, Gene Ferguson,Rolin Gebelein,Joann Hall, JuneJohnston,Joyce Lejeune, Christine Patton, Fred Piker ...... Write-ups Frisby, Esther Gerber, Ann Giesselman, Flor- ence Guerin, Irene Hopkins, Wilma Lane, Joyce Lejeune, Nancy McFadden, Carol New- ton, Carolyn Nichols, Nancy Pearson, Diana Russell, Velva Randall . . Senior Pictures Standing: Roger Lewis, Dick Smith, Carl Gaumann Seated: Mrs. Yorke, Shirley Burke. Jnhn Uuill General Staff 3 First Row: E. Gerber, T. Athanas, S. Burke, G. Ferguson. Second Row: L. Ecklund, N. McFadden, D. Russell, C. Patton, C. Johnson, B. Carpenter, J. O. Mack. 53 First Row: S. Bell, J. Grineif, R. Sleight, N. Wright, N. Pearson, J. Hall. Second Row: G. Ingraham, B. Bane, E. Francis, S. Mee, LaBrake, C. Patton, D. MacPherson. Third Row: L. Morton, J. Ide, C. Gaumann, B. Lanning, A. Skmner, J. O. Mack, B. Johnson, Mrs. Saunders, S. Dashnau, F. Piker, D. VanAuken. H!-llllll WUHHSHUP The theme for the first term of the John Marshall Radio Workshop this year was Life In America Today. Among the many programs produced during the year were the Signal Man, Henry Aldrich, Sorry, Wrong Number, Ann Rutledge, The Story of Pablo, and the weekly broadcast, Marshall Unlimited. . . . During the second term, the workshop tried to portray Our Teenage World. . . . The members of the workshop took a trip to Radio City and made a tour of WHAM. Some of the students took part in productions at Radio City. One of the highlights of the year came when the students took Part in a dramatization of the Life of Mozart over the Empire Network. Twn and Twn -. 4 A ' ,am X A .-L it 'X -.5 5 03 -I V..s J , 2 153 we Wt X The Finance Control Board, under the direction of Mr. Clippinger, continued to exercise prudent authority over the usage of Marshall's funds. Fmanlze d Mr. Clippinger, Joyce Salphine, Sue Carter, Audrey Hugaboom, - Esther Gerber. 54 I MITTEE IU-lTI G 'rst Row: C. Braund, M. Natale, j. nucane, B. Dunk, j. Sutter, B. Hol- an, R. Dayton. Second Row: R. osen, j. Dukelow, H. Dyer, Mr. Jnroy, T. Shannon, j. Thomas, R. E. ughs. Third Row: D. DeCook, B. ohr, j. johnston, N. Smith, B. Buck, , VanBranteghem, K. djensen, S. ruver, B. Seils, B. Bow en. Fourth vw: R. Houghtling, j. Havill, G. ilson, B. Bromley, N. Pearson, j. rinetf, R. Maynard, L. P. Lush, j. ennett. Fith Row: D. Ross, j. Schaer- , R. VanLare, C. Rowell, j. Chancey, E. LaBrake, H. Waterman, H. Blohm. 'Wk 'ww Evaluation of scholarship concerned our efficient rating committee, under the supervision of Mr. Con- roy. Representatives from each homeroom collaborated in awarding every student his just recognition. First Row: Keegan, D. Maynard, A. VanBranteghem, R. Schembre, Mr. Wright, L. George, R. E. Hug s. Second Row: S. Vollertsen, B. Bierworth, L. Mets, B. Liddy, L. L. Clowes, M Mathis, J. Walker, B. Ford, V. Allen. Third Row.' G. Po kiss, S. Bennett, J. Hall, L. Munns, B. Simpson, P. Schmid, Joyce Perkins, B. Warth. Fourti Row: C. Worboys, R. Coulson, D Holzschuh, T. Tascione, E. Gerber, D. Anten, B. Mykins, j. Syage. 55 fr OHM P Homeroom bank clerks competently gath- ered and checked the weekly monetary de- posits in john Marshall again this year. Bfl Ii IILEHHS .Iuninr Ehnir The Junior Choir, under the direction of Mr. Single- ton, completed a successful year with the accomplish- ment ofa newly organized double quartette. The Jun- ior Choir joined the Senior Choir in singing Christmas Carols in the neighboring business districts. Among the many selec- tions sung by the Junior Choir were O, Tell Me Children, Dear, and Glo- ria In Excelsis, which they presented in the auditorium in a concert with the Roch- ester Civic Orchestra. This program was broadcast over the New York State Network. First Row: Mrs. Remington, B. Laning, J. Montello, J. Bailey, A. Pasko, S. Ingraham. Second Row: A. Sherman, B. Shaw, M. Hall, J. Hall, J. Brightman, S. Kaplan, N. Wright. Third Row: A. Riess, P. Beck, J. Finlayson, C. Johnson, J. Hunter, C. Lewis. Fourth Row: D. MacMillan, E. A. Baker, P. Schaertel, G. Naumann, N. Pearson, W. Lane. Fith Row: K. Rockow, R. Silliman, G. Malin, R. Lodan, A. Finch, R. Coulson. THE SI BI First Row: Mrs. Remington, A. Braiman, E. LaMendola, B. Holman, R. Brandfino, R. Dayton, D. McKinney, S. Baker, J. Siller. Second Row: P. Cooley, H. Couch, K. Hawes, P. Cooper, L. Crouse, F. Berry, J. Surridge, D Lewis, V. Gould. Third Row: J. Shaddock, R. Smith, D. Lee, A. Camardo, C. Johns, D. Alaimo, B. Costain, J. Chrisley, H. Powrie, B. Viele. Fourth Row: E. Storey, C. Villareale, P. Jackson, E. VandeVelde, J. Marvin, C. Mc- D. Teague H. Mitchell L. Russo J. Devins A. Graham. Avinney, E. Camper, F. Jones, B. Gwen, E. Eckhardt. Fyth Row: B. Acker, A. Quay, R. Buckert, J. Ledlie, S. Bennett, is , ggi. x 2 31 it Q i wig it i X f , 54 sr 1 - gpg ., 1 '27 kg-Q, , ji. W -3 , -' , - g , .-. W. Q, xi . .3 1 , M . .I-i 5 H 1 i' , . E 5-if K 1? -V g . I QQ 3 . fi- Q WM Y E .. . -V . rw . :tg . r .K V. , M, f fi ul, 4 .LQ .xg sig A ,. . ' an- wx XM? .. 4. .., ... 3. ' .. if 1 if ' Q, , . Av Y 3. E H W 7 F . , . , ., -V fiifzffr: 1 'af Q Q . .f at ...R -f 'L Q 42. . - S ' , rr ,L A , 2 -. M .9 - 1 g f - , t - ' lg, W A v A M S' 4. W M 1 S ' ' I P' at' 1 ' K Y q f 5 Y rfrkx f-Un' IQA First Row: E. Williams, L. Mets, B. Sandman, D. Mungenast, S. Ewing, Mr. Singleton. Second Row: j. Frisby, M. Acierno, C. Nichols, B. Waterfield, F. Cosmano. Third Row: S. Connelly, j. Salphine, B. Neale, G. Popkiss, B. Shaw. Fourth Row: A. Brownell, F. Guerin, B. Beehler, B. Hamilton, G. Knowlton, B. Hill. Fyth Row: B. Mattys, G. Ferguson, E. Francis, B. Gardner, SEHIJUI. D. Joyce. Senior Ifhnir Under the direction of Mr. Singleton, the Senior Choir composed of fifty-six voices from our tenth, elev- enth, and twelfth grades, presented several success- ful programs during the year .... Don Alonzo's Treasure, an operetta pre- sented in all the color, ex- citement, and gaiety of old Spain, was the highlight of the season .... The Choir also journeyed to Highland Park Bowl for the Festival Concert and rendered out- standing arrangements of Italian Street Song, Fos- ter Fantasy, Roll, Char- iot, Roll! and You'll Never Walk Alone. Oth- cers this year were Bill Shaw, president, Florence Guerin, vice-president and treasurer, and Joan Finlay- son, historian and robe mistress of the new choir gowns which were pur- chased with the money raised by thejohn Marshall Music Association Drive. First Row: J. Milanetti, P. Wheeler, V. Laakso, R. Bock, P. LaMendola, R. Buckert, M. Wilson, N. Cote, Mr Singleton. Second Row: A. Duemmel, -I. Smith, B. Root, M. Clark, E. Stroyer, E. Webster, R. Austin, V. Northrop, C. Shaw. Third Row: C. Russell, L. Clowes, B. Culhane, E. Wishart, G. Wilson, K. Young, C. Moore, B. Bierworth, D. Menzie, B. Ranke. Fourth Row: -I. Donner, j. jacox, S. Gruver, M. Martin, P. Malone, C. Graham, N. Burch, G. Matehews, M. Morse, M. L. Robertson, D. Wilbur. Fith Row: H. Waterman, W. Burlingame, K. LaBorie, K. Mansfield, R. Dickinson, W. Preissing, B. Putzig, G. Siffald, B. Sullivan. wi if s if 57 First Row: D. Wheeler, J. Linhos, j. Laundry, N. Harper,LI. Vanderbeck, A. Moxon. Second Raw: B. Amies, G Schneible, D. Smith, P. Durkin, T. Connelly, B. Bane. T ird Row: D. Menzie, J. Klapp, W. Zill, J. Sherry, A Korol, W. Humm. Fourth Row: R. Smith, D. Carlton, E. Braiman, A. Hann, W. Bommelje, M. Schroedel. Fytb Row MR. THRALL Conductor D. Ross, R. Auld, M. Stain. UNDER THE The john Marshall Band proudly wearing orange coats trim- med with blue and white, royal blue slacks with orange stripes, and orange shako hats decorated with blue trim and a white plume, aroused a new spirit in the student body when they played at assemblies and games under the baton of their new director, Mr. Roy Thrall, resplendent in his white uniform. The uniforms were purchased as a result of the Northside Lions C1ub's generous assistance in raising five thousand dollars in the Music Association Drive. 58 First Row: D. Ferner, R. Gridley, A. Carr, S. Southworth, D. MacMillan. Second Row: J. Peckahn, j. Caster, J. Knights, N. Kohler, C. Dewey, G. Nardi, P. Loughborough. Third Row: A. johnson, C. Edmonds, A. Porter, G. Maneriso. Fourtb Row: B. Root, G. Wall,.A. Form, L. Joiner, N. Eddy, N. Dinolfo, G. Manchusa. Fitb Row: BTU D. Robinson, D. Stutzman, R. Edgett. IHIIHESTHI-l .C First Row: S. Ewing, A. Pasko, G. johnson, B. Seils, B. Kimmel, C. Smith, B. Gears. Second Row M. Schudel, jglohnson, S. Soporito, D. Zimmerman, T. Galliceo, C. Braund, K. LaBorie, A Petralia. Tbir Row: A. Johnston, B. Gringer, P. Power, j. Tacy, j. Cardwell, W. Humm 59 Alpha Tri-Y First Row C Johns J Weaver, C. Mitchell, J. Frisby R Reeves J Mitchell. Second Row: N. Yeomans B Luckham J Johnston, M. Clement. Tlnrd Row S Ewing S Stelljes, H. Buechl, M. Miller I Hopkins B Liddy, B. Young, M. Bitz, C Smith J Johnston. Beta Tri-Y First Row: J. Shaw, J. Grineff, B. Robinson, J. Brown, J. Meredith, M. Hall, S. Soporito, D. Johnson, J. Altpeter, P. Merrian. Second Row: N. Harper, V. Neulfer, N. Miller, A. Hector, B. Peer, B. Danno, A. Sim- mons, B. Hammond, S. Page, B. Wilkinson, C. Wingate, C. Ruscio. Third Row: R. Sleight, D. MacMillan, B. LaFleur, J. Caprio, P. Englert, B. Parsons. TBI-Y'5 Beta Hi-Y First Row: P. LoPresti, B. Engelbrecht, D. Maynard, R. Berna. Second Row: R. Hann, G. Toner, B. Gardner, D. Baker, J. Printzenhoif. Fxrst Row B Ford W Dean D Koop, J. Siller, J. Walker, B. Seils. Second Row: N. Carl J Shorts N McFadden D Russell, J. Bailey, E. Nangreave, D. Gerber. Third Row S Connelly S Burke C Patton, N. Pierce, L. Hooker, B. Rohr, A. VanBranteg- hem J Tuckey C Nichols Fourth Row: E. A. Baker, N. Carl, B. Beehler, J. Hearns, E Bauer N Wright, C. Shorts, E. Gerber, G. Naumann. Bella Tri-Y gli an First Row: T. Sams, M. Koro Bromley, K. Mansfield. Second Row R. Tobin, A. Skinner, D. Dixon A. Jewett. V N Lasa Tri-Y First Row: B. Bane, N. Slarks, M. Dean, S. Mee, j. Culley, j. Richardson, E. Marshall, A. Sherman, N. Keuch. Second Row: N. Barber, D. Malin, j. Zeller, P. Clark, V. Putnam, N. Gerow, S. Carter, B. VanVo0rst. Third Row: W. Grant, D. Purvis, L. Gruver, j. Linhos, E. Coper, E. Copeland, C. Colwell, H. Blohm, j. Tulley. Sigma Tri-Y Firxt Row: J. Caster, K. Flanagan, j Laing, D. Pearl, S. Haka. Second Row: P. O'Neil, W. Bement, j. Boyd, A Sales, L. Bartling, B. Pearl. Third Row: S. Miller,j. Sloane, R. Heberger, D. Maskell, N. Bement. Fourth Row: I. Walters, A. Hugaboom, C. Slocum, B. Lichtwart, L. Reichart. and HI-Y'S .S 5 ri all-annul! L I-llpha Hi-Y First Row: K. Church, B. Berry, j. Bladdy, J. Havill, P. Knights, R. Melrose. Second Row: -I. Hogan, R. Yantz, P. Tramonto, A. Holmes, D. McKnight, A. Carr. First Row: R. Eaton, G. Bryans, B. H' Y Green, B. Schwanke. Second Row: l' R. Gridley, D. Carlton, P. Hammar, F. Tausch, R. Hughs. Phi Zeta Tri-Y First Row: j. Lynch, C. Johnston, L. Cassatta, B. Sweeney, B. Warth. Second Row: T. Valentine, S. Noonan, j. Rood, N. Miller, B. Mellor, J. Gruver. Third Row: G. Beach, 61 A. Duemmel, A. Brownell, D. Grozowski, B. Cardwell, E. Smith. .- y Rvwf 'I Hugal? I 'Cwvela gfspannflv gnd Row- Efardwellv Neuffef. Se Longqli' 1019 rshall' 1' in, V' H D,,ke,Ebx:1aE' B?r1 Q1, De. Brow' Bnilli 5 Miss Bitz, R. johnson, D. Dixon, M. Hix, J. Printzenholf, K. Beach. Mr. Wright, Nancy McFadden, Chris Patton Dave Ferner, Joyce Lejeune, Ann Baker. Tuliens, Lust and Fuunll Stage Crew ,o,. , 2 , I i f S V flullin Visual Service First Row: D. Carpenter. Second Row: B. Becker, J. Oberlies. Third Row: R. johnson, G. Wall. Fourth Row: j. Glass, D. Anten. Fgffb Row: H. Fritz, Mr. Evaul, J. Mathews. 62 H mm 'Hp- 'inf if D The Lighr Fanraslic 8. Mexican Interlude Slim and Shony 9. The Lunch Hour O Senor! IU, Walzzrime On the Dance Fluor ll. Counrrystyle Sining One Our 12. The Champs Senoritas Boniras Let's Schonische ll 5. gurprisc IB, 14 The Line-up . Ever Popular 111 FPIE SUU D First Row: R. Green, J. Havill, G. Cole, R. Pica, J. Wheeler. Second Row: T. Anten, R. Lowden, D. McDermott, R. Silver, B. Peter, H. Ransom, E. H. Coleman, D. Groth, R. Smith, D. Anten. First Row: J. Grineff, J. Hayden, B. Selkirk, M. L. Robertson, B. Peer, S. Carter. Second Row: R. Reeves, R. Johnson, V. Put- nam J Printzenholf N Harper P Ansell E Copeland R. Berna. Third Row.' F. Eysvogel, J. Johnston, B. Maynard, A. McShveeney, S. Mee,, B..VanVoorst, B. Bane! P. Clark. liourth Row: T. Athanas, R. Sleight, E. Gerber, A. DeCook, Mr. deZafra, D. Gerber, C. Newton, N. Trevor, R. Grinnell. Fitb Row: D. Harter, M. Dries, P. Gears, F. Clow, D. Schiemann, N. Trevor, R. Gebelein, B. Carpenter, D. Lloyd. SER IEE EUHPS Creating order out of chaos in the lunchroom this past school year was the work of the Service Corps. Mr. deZafra, the faculty advisor, with the help of Ted Braley amd Tom Athanas made the Corps a smooth functioning organization. This year the Corps started a dawn patrol, under the guidance of Carol New- ton, designed to keep early arrivers out of the corridors. Many social events dotted the calendar of the Service Corps' members, the most important one being the autumn picnic. Congratulations to the Mar- shal1ites in the orange jackets for doing such a grand job this year. 64 uw 5 'Q ,.,. . i 1 Q , , f f . UV W VJ! W IT W W 3 If 5 'X W XX? S 3 ' 3 . ' ,M v V? 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SPUHTS SUEIIEH Summary Marshall 5 Jefferson 0 Marshall 4 Edison . 0 Marshall 5 Franklin 0 Marshall 5 West . 0 Marshall . 12 Monroe . 3 Marshall 0 Madison 2 Marshall 2 East . . 6 Marshall For the second time in as many years, thejohn Marshall soccer team came a close second in Interscholastic League competition. The team, after winning five straight games, lost to Madison and East before closing out the season with a win over the booters from Charlotte. The game against Madison, the eventual champions, was a tight, hard-fought battle until the fourth quarter when a Madison player sent the ball past Lenny DeFrancesco into the Marshall nets to break the scoreless tie and sew up the game for Madison. The Orange and Blue were led in scoring by Whitey Mitchell, who had 15 points, Colin Williams, with 1 1 points, and Larry Gordon, who had 7 scores. In the net this year was Lenny DeFrancesco, while Herbie Galen and Norrie Trevor did outstanding jobs at the fullback posts. Back at the helm this year was Coach Gerace, who turned out a fine team to Marshall. 9 Charlotte 2 TE First Row: M. Trevor, R. Mears, j. Boyack, G. Mitchell, A. Tascione, R. Pearce. Second Row: W. Bartling, L. Gordon, R. Clapper, H. Galen, R. Gard- ner, A. jewett, M. Stodt, D. Spieler, L. Ingerick. Third Row: Coach Gerace, L. Lush, W. Bowden, E. Ingerick, T. Shan- non, R. Houghtling, H. Te- mean, R. Tobin, D. Simpson, j. Collyer, L. Delirancesco. IIHIISS IIIJU TRY The John Marshall cross-country team, led to the wire by Bob Green, placed seventh in a field of nine teams in the Interscholastic League. The team, coached by Mr. Wright, had a record of two seconds and two thirds. The varsity squad consisting of Pete Ansell, Walt Ball, Ron Baybutt, Harvey Dyer, and Ron Eisenhauer, defeated our arch-rivals from Charlotte and Franklin in four meets. In the Varsity race at Hobart, Marshall took an eighth place out of a possible nineteen. The first man wearing Marshall colors to cross the finish line, was Bob Green, in twenty- eighth place. First Row: H. Dyer, J. Bennett R. Baybutt, A. Form, J. Mor- reales. Second Row: J. Hogan J. Toner, B. Green, W. Ball R. Gebelein, R. Huges, Mr Wright, Coach. Third Row: R. Harter, D. Ferner, D. Veit R. Harnden, C. Worboys, Burlingam, P. Ansell. 67 1 FUUTBALL Marsha1l's Oran e and Blue ridders, pla ued by injuries throughout the season, finisheg league playgin last placg for the second consecutive Summary season. The team duplicated their 1948 season's record by going winless in eight straight games. In non-league play they tied Webster 12-12, and Marshall Edison l lost to Franklin. Marshall Ea t Hit hardest by injuries was the quarterback spot, backbone of any S ' formation team. Before the season opened Dick Melrose suffered a Marshall Chaflone b oken ankle. Later Don Bently also was put on the injured list with a Mlfshall JCECISOH token hand. Marshall Penn Yan Bright light for the team was the stellar play of Bob Lanning, a guard. Marshall West l For his efforts he was awarded an honorable mention on the All-League Marshall Ma alison am' Marshall Monroe Coach Campbell offered a varied offense this year, using the T-formation with many different plays. The lack of weight in the line proved the downfall of the team. First Row: E. Tripp, D. Supernaut, F. Schudel, B. Lanning, A. Pike fCo-captainsj, A. Triassi, D. Frank, A. Jewett, Manager. Second Row: Mr. Eike, R. Cory, LeFever, C. Camelio, R. Paliani, j. Matties, R. glones, E. Klapp, R. Holschuh, R. Smith, J. Printzenhoff, j. Mazzio, D. C ery, S. Buck, E. Hayes, C. Evegenedes, G. Ingra am, A. Carr, D. Plummer. Tbird Row: Mr. Newlands, Coach Campbell, L. Morton, D. McKnight, E. Ray, A. Hardick, T. Hann, T. Pasko, D. Wess, D. Bently, D. Melrose, D. Baker, B. johnson, Manager, D. Lavery, Manager, F. Piker, Manager. 68 First Row: L. Ingerick, M. Eddy, j. Bladdy, N. Bissell, W. Mitchell, H. Hoek, L. Watson, A. Meredith. Second Row: R. Smith, R. Harper, T. Hann, T. Anten, Mr. Reddy, Coach, D. Hann, F. Clow, D. Veit, B. Altoft, Manager. WHESTLI B Summary Marshall Charlotte Marshall West . Marshall East. . Marshall Madison Marshall Monroe Marshall Franklin Marshall Edison . Marshall jefferson Although hit very hard by the graduation of many veterans of last year's squad, the Marshall matmen turned in a season's record which they can be proud of. Throughout the season such men as the Hann brothers, Lyle Ingerick, Fremont Clow, and many others fought their very best. Last year's sectional champ, Lyle Ingerick, didn't fare quite so well this year as last, while another sectional champ, Whitey Mitchell, showed exceptional skill. All things considered, the season was good, with everyone doing his best at all times. BIJWLI G john Marshall's bowling team, made up of Tom Athanas, Bob Berg, Charles Dewey, Wil- liam Carpenter, and Al Holmes, saw many pins falling before them during the past season. Un- fortuneately, however, too many of them were downed to opponents' tosses. The team wound up the season with a record under the .500 mark. Leading the team was Bill Carpenter with a 140 average. First Row: R. Berg, W. Carpenter. Second Row: A. Holmes, T. Athanas. 1-ill-if f xx gm A f'Mff'f5'1ff X Q Muay ,atb waz-Z , V X SHETB LI. Summary 'Marshall Albion Marshall West . Marshall Monroe Marshall Charlotte Marshall West . Marshall Monroe Marshall Charlotte Marshall Albion Marshall East . Marshall East . Marshall Franklin Marshall Franklin Marshall Edison Marshall Edison Marshall Madison Marshall Madison Marshall jefferson Marshall jefferson 'Non-league game For the first time in seventeen years Marshall has placed a basketball team in the sectional playoffs! With an unbeatable starting five consisting of Lenny DeFrancesco, Herb Galen, Tom Gilzow, Larry Gordon, and Lee Morton, the team finished the first round of the schedule in first place with a record of eight wins in as many starts. In the second half they repeated the feat, including a memorable 9-5 win over Charlotte. They also tacked on two non-league victories over Albion. Throughout the schedule the Orange and Blue were led to their triumphs by Herb Galen and Lee Morton, who were rewarded for their efforts by election to the All-Scholastic first team. Tommy Gilzow, third man in Marshall Scoring, was awarded a second team berth while Lenny De- Francesco and Larry Gordon were given honorable mention. This proved what a team of individual stars working together could do on the hardwood during the 1949-1950 season. First Row: W. Ball, L. DeFrancesco, D. Davison, L. Gordon, Mr. Bushnell, coach. Second Row: F. Ray forth, T. Plummer, H. Galen, L. Morton, T. Gilzow. VegH 7af'J'. Q , W. I U . mark. ation Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Continuing their mastery over area swim teams, Coach Anthony Gerace s THE 5 IMMING to another undefeated season. For the mnth straight year, the Jurists city competition .... Because of the efforts of veteran freestylers Pete Schaertel, and Tony Tascione plus Art Jewett in the the backstroke, Johnny Mayfield in the fancy wned all opponents easlly, with the Tech. a fine team, came down to the final event were race to lose by a 39-27 count. . . wins mermen should have xery little century season was mainly one of the gradu- as the Don Lauer, any others. ik ip: if 5 PM 7 Y ..-:: I f if rshall up zya 'QHQVQ . . 54 Jeiferson . . r arshalk' . 5 1 Charlotte . . arskill 00 East . . . . Ma!ihall . . 00 Monroe . . First Row: J. Lauer, B. Bennett, R. Waytelach, B. Caprio. Second Row: Mr. Gerace, Coach, G. Bryans, B. Bromley, J. Schaertel, J. Schroy. Third Row: B. Wilcox, B. Johnson, A. Jewett, P. Hopeful, J. Mayfield, P. Schaertel, J. Iitlargoge. Plpurtb Row: D. Dickson, B. Johnson, L. Lus , . ran . 72 TEA Cloclwisc: j. Lauer, R. john- son, P. Hoepfl, R. johnson, L. Waytalak, R. Bennett, A. jewett. 73 R. johnson, A. jewett, j. Lauer, j. Mayfield. Center. Coach A. Gerace. Tennis Summary Marshall . 4 Edison . Marshall . 4 Madison Marshall . 4 jefferson Marshall . 4 Charlotte Marshall . 2 Franklin Marshall . ,4 West . Marshall . . 2 Monroe Marshall . 4 East . First Row: W. Carpenter, j. Ferner, D. Ferner. Second Row: T. Athanas, R. Bruns, J. Byers, E. Lincke, Mr. Wright, Coach. Under the skillful handling of Coach Wright, the Orange and Blue Tennis Team ran a close second to Monroe in Interscholastic League Competition. The Marshall five while undefeated, lost the championship to Monroe by the margin of a tie. The jurists were led by Eric Lincke, jack and Dave Ferner in the singles, while john Byers and Bill Carpenter played in the doubles. Hit hard by the graduation of many of its veterans, the John Marshall track team, under the guidance of Coach Campbell, scored two seconds and a third in three triangular meets in 1949. Consistent winners for the Orange and Blue were Norman Dinolfo, with three wins in the 220-yard high hurdles, Bernard Galvin, with three wins in the 880, and Peter Gay, with one win and two seconds in the 100. Track Summary Madison . 64 Marshall . 38.5 Charlotte . 1 5. 5 East . 59-84 West . . 29.16 Marshall . 29 jefferson . 5 3 . Marshall . 46 First Row: J. Collier, J. Bennett, P. Viola, R. Green, J. Mazzio. Second Row: A jewett Franklin - 19 -I. Printzenhoif, R. johnson, P. Merholf, R. Bennett, R. Tobin. 74 First Row: O. TriPP, G. Sheldon, j. Merrit, J. Dorris, G. Ingraham, L. Delirancisco, R Pica D Davi son, D. Baker. Second Row: A. Pike, D. Melrose, R. Gebelein, L. Morton, E. DeRycke, B Morrison, T BHSEB LL Despite the lack of championship material out for the baseball team last year, Coach William Bushnell molded a squad which had a better than average record with five wins and four losses The big game of the season was a 12-inning thriller against jefferson, which Marshall pulled out of the tire by a 2-1 count. The pitching chores were split between Kevin Drumm and Duke Davidson, while the catching was handled expertly by Gary Ingraham. Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Summary A iiii . 5 Pittsford . 1 . 2 Franklin . . 1 . 9 East . . . 14 . 14 Edison . . 3 . 2 West . . 3 2 Charlotte . 1 . 0 Madison . . 2 2 jefferson . 1 2 Monroe . 1 - 75 EZ' First Row: D. McMillan, M. Englert, D. DeCook, J. Vanderbeck. Second Row: J. Hall, I. Walters, J. Snyder, J. Slone, A. Baker, M. Hearld. BIBLS' BASEBALL During the warmer months of the year, girls centered their attention on baseball. After forming teams and choosing captains, the teams played against one another on Friday afternoons until the competition was limited to two top teams. Then these teams played to decide the championship. At the end of the season, the girls -journeyed to Genesee Valley Park for the annual playday held there. First Row: C. Nichols, P. Haight, L. Oehmke, D. DeCook, J. Boyce, J. Richardson,J. Carlton. Second Raimi. Linhos, G. Tacy, J. Striker, N. Kohler, J. Tulley. T ird Row: J. Caprio, J. Knights, B. Mellor, R. VanLare. BIBLS' BBWLI S A girls' bowling club was organized this year and met every Tuesday afternoon at the Ridge Bowling Alley. Miss O'Connor was faculty advisor for the group of enthusiastic peglers. Connie Rowe and Dorothy McMillan were the top players on the team. Keen com- petition, faithful practice, and the co-operation of every girl helped to make this club a success. JOAN KNIGHTS BIBLS' BASKETBALL The winter sport which held the spot-light for girls this year was basketball. Under the excel- lent coaching of Mrs. Bakker, beginners learned the fundamentals of the game every Tuesday afternoon. Guided by Mrs. Holcombe, the advanced bas- ketball team learned and developed some new rules that have added to the game in the past few years. The Junior and Senior girls participated in the annual benefit game for the March of Dimes. The two teams played a close contest game ending in a 21-21 tie. A girls' basketball team traveled to Monroe where they defeated Madison 24-6 and Franklin 40-28. ,0. First Row: M. Stadt, R. Huughtling. Second Roux' e5.CY1Pn W. Bartling, R. Gardener, K. Church, A. jewelt mf ' B VM' R. VanAuken. H ' Green XLKOVOS' A Tgmw Clockwise: A. Piarulli, A. DiNitt0, L. Gallipeau, B. Mag H. Gaktfl liozzi,-I. Culley,j. Brown, Evangelist, M. McGahan. T. Pxummer. D' Fefner . ww R. Bennett R. Barone, Mr. E in 77 PP g Mazzio MARY ANN ACIERNO Junior Choir 15 Senior Choir 2, 3, 45 Operetta 2, 45 Dancing Clu 15 Trl-Y 15 Honorable Mentlon 4. JOAN MARIE ALAIMO Baseball 2, 45 Swimming 1, 2, 45 Dancing 15 Gra ua as r 5 Life Saving 25 Water Safety Leader 25 Dean's Convention l 5 Swimming Leader 45 Badminton 2, 35 Homeroom Bank Clerk 15 Swimming University of Rochester and Charlotte 25 Junior and Senior Party 25 Docket 3, 4. ELIZABETH ANN ALDRIDGE Rating Committee 1, 2, 3, 45 Dance 25 Pan-American ssem y 5 Attendance Collector 2, 35 Book Aid l5Trl-Y 25 Music Appreciation 25 Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Secretary 4. TOBIAS ANTEN, JR. Varsity Swimming 1, 45 Life Saving 1, 2, 3, 45 nter-mural Swimming 2, 3, 45 Water Safety Leader 35 Traffic Patrol 2, 3 4' JAMES APPLETON Homeroom Basketball 1, 2, 35 Visual Aid 15 Legis ative epresentative 15 Dean's Convention 15 Usher Museum 1, 2. ELIZABETH ARCARA Leaders Club 15 Senior Choir 1, 2, 35 Operetta 2. DONALD A. ARCHIBALD Football 35 Reserve Basketball 35 Volleyball 35 Sn . THOMAS ATHANAS Service Corps 2, 3, 45 Teachers' Convention 35 Jun r n en or Party 35 Parents' Meeting 15 Interscholastic Tennis 1, 2, 3, 45 Inter- scholastic Basketball 2, 35 Tennis Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Basket- ball 1, 45 Intramural Badminton 3, 45 Cross-Country 25 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 Journalism 3, 45 Docket Stall 3, 45 Sports Editor 45 Quill and Scroll 3, 45 School Award 35 John Quill 45 Major and Minor Letter in Activities 35 Minor Letter Scholarship 25 Major Letter Scholarship 45 Minor Letter Athletics 35 Major Letter Athletics 45 Graduation Exer- clses Usher 35 National Honor Society 4. RALPH BAARS JOAN RUTH BAILEY Scholarship 15 Junior Choir 15 Senior Choir 45 De ta Tri-Y 3, 45 Treasurer 4. WILLIAM R. BARLOW E:Jnloi1Roll 1, 2, 35 Basketball 25 Homeroom Basketball , 5 wimming ' u . RONALD C. BARNARD Intramural Basketball 1, 25 Junior Choir 15 Sw MARY ANN BARNES Baseball5 Basketball5 Swimmlng5 Badminton5 Lea ers Club5 unior Red Cross5 Student Association Alternate Representative5 Service Corps5 Docket Reporter5 Minor Letter Scholarship. BEVERLY JEAN BAUER Badminton 1, 2, 45 Swimming Club 1, 45 Minor Letter 5 unior Red Cross5 Student Secretary 3, 45 Beta Trl-Y 2, 3 BARBARA JEAN BEEHLER Checking Dungaree Frolic 35 Basketball l, 25 C eckin e 25 Senior Tea 25 Witch Hop 35 Snowball 35 Pan-American Assembly 35 Docket 3, 45 Honcr Roll5 Ticket Sales 35 Money Collections 35 Bowling 35 Dancing 15 Minor Letter in Scholarship 35 Choir 45 Tri-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Graduation Usher 35 Operetta 45 National Hon SHIRLEY BELL Swimming Club 1, 25 Swimming at Charlotte an mvers ty of Ro - ester 25 Serving at Snowball 35 Student Association Assembly 1, 2, 35 Drum Majorette 3. JEAN MARIE BERGER Leaders Club 15 Badminton 15 Junior Choir 15 en olr , 5 Operetta 2. MARIANNE BILTZ Transferred from Nazareth 25 Banking Assistant 35 p a ri- , 5 Assembly 35 Elected Interpreter for Visitor fro 3. NORMAN D. BISSELL Intramural Swimming 15 Intramural Basket , , , rs y Wrestling 3, 4. MOLLY S. BOLAND Scholarship 15 Swimming 15 Pan-American Assem y 35 Docket 5 Tri-Y 1, 2, 35 Ollice Messenger 4. MARJORIE BOTTING Transferred from West High School. BETTY JOANNE BOTTS Basketball 15 Student Secretary 45 Tri-Y 2, 3, 4. JOHN BOYACK Visual Aid 15 Basketball 15 Varsity Soccer 25 Intramu s et 25 Soccer 2, 35 Minor Letter Sports 3. JANE BRIGHTMAN Senior Choir 3, 45 Operetta 45 Legislative Alternate 3, 45 Honor o 15 Trl-Y 1, 2, 35 Student Association Assembly 45 Elementary School Visit 25 Swimming 1. RICHARD BRUNS Homeroom Basketball 1, 35 Cross-Country 2, 35 Tenni Clu 5 nor Letter Athletics 35 Minor Letter Scholarship 25 Minor Letter Activi- ties 25 Major Letter Scholarship 35 Major Letter Activities 35 School Award 35 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 Assembly 35 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 25 Inter-High Band 1, 2, 3, 45 National Honor Societ 4. SYDNEY BUCK Llornverogm President 25 Homeroom Basketball 1, 2, 3, 5 o t all 45 l- 2, . HELEN ALYCE BUECHL Dancing 15 Serving Athletics Banquet5 Chec ing prmg ro 5 Alpha Trl-Y 2, 3, 45 Treasurer 35 Usher at Grad . SHIRLEY BURKE Swimming 1, 25 Water Ballet 35 Play Day 35 Sc o a , , , 5 Minor Letter 25 Major Letter 35 National Honor Society 3, 45 Secre- tary National Honor Society 45 Party Co-Chairman 15 Witches Hop 35 Advertising Chairman of Snowball 35 Junior and Senior Party 35 Assembly 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior Choir 25 Stamp Clerk 15 Homeroom Repre- sentatlve Alternate 25 Washington's Birthday Exercises 25 Day at Franklin High 35 John Quill 35 Art Editor of John Quill 45 Radio 35 Tri-Y 2, 3, 4. DONALD E. BUTLER Homeroom President l5Varsity Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 45 occer , 5 nt - mural Basketball 15 Minor Letter 35 Cross-Country 35 Track 25 Gym Team 25 John Quill 4. JOAN MARY CAPRIO Junlor Choir 15 Senior Choir 25 Rating 1, 2, 3, 45 nor an ajor Letter ln Athletics 15 Water Ballet 1, 25 Duet in Swimming 25 Minor in Activities 45 Beta Trl-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Swimming 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Hit-Pin 2, 35 Volleyball 25 Badminton 15 Junior Life Saving 15 Senior Life Saving 35 Junior Water Safety Course 25 Leaders Club 1, 2, 35 Water Leaders 1, 2, 3, 45 Dancing Club 25 Swim- ming Meet 2, 35 Basketball Play Day 35 Pan-American Assembly 35 Athletic Commission l, 2, 3, 45 Operetta 2. NANCY ELLEN CARL Scholarship 2, 35 Minor Letter ln Scholarship 5 Major Letter in Scholarship 35 Dancing 15 Serving Senior Banquet 35 Attendance Collector 1, 2, 35 Serving 123 35 Tri-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Usher at Graduation 35 Student Secretary 45 Rating Clerk 4. WILLIAM A. CARPENTER Intra-basketball 1, 25 Tennis Team 1, 2, 3, 45 ennls Club 2, 3, 5 Minor Letter Athletics 35 Dean's Convention 15 Visual Service 15 Service Corps 2, 3, 45 Homeroom President 25 Docket 3, 45 Legislative Representative '35 Minor Letter Activities 35 Assistant Sports Editor of Docket 45 Football 4. ALLEN CARR Intra-swimming 1, 2, 3, 45 Swim Club 1, 2, 35 Varsity Swimming , 5 Football 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Ho 2, 3, 4. HAROLD B. CATOR Honor Roll 1, 25 Minor Letter Scholarship 25 Homeroom as 1, 25 Lunchroom 2. JOAN I. CHANCEY Swimming Club 15 Leaders Club 1. 25 Rating Clerk 1, 2, 3, 45 Docket 35 Checking 1, 25 Student Association Assembly 35 Dean's Convention 15 Minor Letter Scholarship 35 Fashion Show 45 Jo ' H. KENYON CHURCH Soccer 3, 45 Homeroom Basketball 2, 45 Track 45 . w mm ng C. u 5 .iksgisgaxlt Rating Clerk 35 Spanish Assembly 35 Track 45 Alpha Hi-Y , 5 . - ANGELA CICOTTA Junior Choir. MARY LINLEY CLEMENT Minor Letter Scholarship 15 Major Letter Scholarship 25 a m nton 15 Dancing 15 Swimming 1, 25 Minor Letter Athletics 25 Dean's Conven- tion 15 Rating Committee 2, 3, 45 Dance Committees 25 Museum Usher 35 Docket 3, 45 Edward's Fashion Board 35 Elmira Key Award 3: John Quill Co-Editor 45 Scholarship Commission 45 Quill and Scroll 3, 45 Tri-Y 2, 3, 45 Assistant Bank Clerk 45 Memorial Day Usher 3 National Honor Society 4. FREMONT V. CLOW Baseball 2, 3, 45 Soccer 2, 45 Intra-basketball 1, 25 Int - ming l Service Corps 2, 3, 45 Teachers' Convention5 Checking Committee Major Letter Athletlcs5 Major Activities. SHEILA M. CONNELLY Senior Choir 45 Trl-Y 2, 3, 45 Dance Committees 1, , , u 15 Swimming Club 15 Pan-American Assembly 35 Student Associatior Assembly 45 Basketball Club 15 Operetta 45 Senior S LORNA COOPER Cashier in Lunchroom 35 John Quill iadvertisingb 45 c o ars p Fashion Show 4. SALLY ANN COOPER Webster High l, 2, 35 Spanish Club 2, 35 Library C u , 35 r . orux 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 35 Junior Prom Committee 35 Girls' Sports 2, 3 John Marshall 45 Alpha Tri-Y 45 Fashion Sho ' ' ' 4 ELIZABETH A. CROSBY Athletic Banquet 2, 35 Dean's Convention 15 Jun or e ross Journalism Banquet 35 John Quill 45 Master Teachers' Banquet 3 Scholarship 1, 2, 35 Senior Banquet 35 Service C SHIRLEY M. DASHNAU Scholarship 15 Swimming Club 15 Checking Dungaree o c 5 Cross Carnival 15 Music 15 Senior Choir 1, 25 Operetta 25 Studen Association Assembly 45 Tri-Y 1, 2, 35 Radio-Worker 4. PEGGY DECKER Tri-Y 1, 2, 35 Modeling 45 Back Stage 3, 45 Check n , e e Advertising 45 Usher Operetta 35 Snowball 3. CARLTON G. DeMOTT Swimming Club 15 Honorable Mention 2,45Lunc 'u 5 ggjilljllg ' - CHARLES RAYMOND DEWEY Band 45 Inter-High Band 45 Swimming Club 45 1 1 5 ome room Basketball 4. NORMAN 0. DINOLFO Minor Letter Athletics 15 Major Letter Athletics 5 rac 1, , , Southall 45 Homeroom Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 45 Gamm i- . JOHN DORRIS Intra-swimming 1, 2, 3, 45 Intra-baseball 1, 5 5 ntra basketball 1, 25 Basketball 1, 25 Reserve Baseball 35 Minor Lette Athletics 25 Major Letter Athletics 35 Junior Choir 25 Legislativ Alternate 35 Student Association Campaign 4. MARY ELLEN DYER Honor Roll 15 Homeroom Representative 1. H. NILE EDDY, JR. Vice Rating Clerk 15 Swimming Club 1. L. R. EISENHAUER Bank Clerk 45 Docket 35 Scholarship 3. RONALD P. EISENHAUER Wrestling 2, 3, 45 Track 3, 45 Cross-Country 45 - 25 Int Letter Athletics 25 Major Letter Athletics 35 Ju lor Life Saving Z Memorial Day Parade. RUTH ANN ELY Transferred from Mishawaka High School, Mishaw n ana. RICHARD A. ENGELBRECHT Scholarship l, 2, 35 Intra-swimming 15 Senior Life , Party Commisslon5 Legislative Representative 35 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 1 Homeroom Ba ketball 4. JACQUELINE EVANGELIST Basketball 15 Cheerleading 3, 45 Cheerleader Capta n 5 r - Student Association Assembly 45 Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3, 45 Na tional Honor Society 4. JOSIE FARAH Stamp Clerk 15 Scholarship 15 Red Cross Drive 35 Sw mm n u Junior Choir 1. GENE M. FERGUSON Student Association Drive 35 Alternate Bank Cler , 5 at n mittee 45 Student Secretary 45 Senior Choir 45 Operetta 45 John Qui 45 State Teacher Conference 45 Civic Service Commission 45 Executl' Council 45 Minor Letter Activities 45 Tennis. JOAN MARY FINLAYSON Junior Choir 15 Tri-Y 1, 25 Operetta 2, 45 Ward e s Historian of Senior Choir 45 Student Secretary 45 Style Show 25 Hom room Bond Clerk 15 Swimming l. STANLEY K. FISHER Homeroom Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Intra-swimm n , 25 Basket Manager 3, 45 Gym Team 35 Minor Letter Athletlcs5 Student Asst clatlon Assembly 45 Student Aid 2. EDWARD E. FRANCIS Music I5 Choir 25 Senior Choir 45 Docket 3. JEAN MARILYN FRISBY Junior Choir I5 Swimming Club I5 Dancing Club I5 r - , , , Docket 3, 45 John Oulll 45 Senior Choir 45 Operetta 45 Rating Com- mittee 45 Dance Committee 2. CLARK M. CABLE Homeroom Basketball I, 2, 45 Soccer 35 Baseball , 5 Swimming Clu 2. JOANNE HELEN GAGIE Dancing 25 Helped with Diplomas 35 Usherette at Gra uat on .5 Homeroom Rating Alternate 45 Swimming 25 Backstage Assistant 35 Scholarship 3. HERB GALEN Bank Clerk 15 Athletic Council 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 occer , , , Volleyball 35 Student Association Assembly CARL GAUMANN Homeroom President I, 25 Baseball Manager I, 25 .ross-Country 25 Intramural Swimming I5 Homeroom Basketball I, 25 Wrestling 25 Servlce Corps 25 Student Association Assembly 45 Dance Committee 45 Minor Letter Scholarship 25 Major 45 Minor Letter Athletics 35 Honor Roll I, 25 Radio 45 Docket 3, 45 John Ouill 45 Key Award 35 Art Scholarship I5 Beta Hi-Y I, 2, 35 Broadcast 4. ROLIN GEBELEIN lntra-basketball I, 2, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Athle c .omm ssion 5 Cross-Country 45 Honor Roll I, 3, 45 Minor Letter Scholarship 35 Major Letter Scholarship 45 Minor Letter Athletics 45 Major 45 Service Corps 2, 3, 4: Legislative Representative 3, 45 Homeroom President 3, 45 Teachers' Convention 35 Pan-American Assembly 35 Minor Letter Activities 35 Major Letter Activities 45 Beta Hi-Y ESTHER GERBER Scholarship Minor and Major Letter5 Activities lnor an a Letter5 Music I5 Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 45 Service Corps 2, 3, 45 Teachers' Convention 3, 45 Spring Frolic 35 Dance 45 John Oulll Sales 3, 45 Bank- ing 45 Know Your School Week 35 Career Day 35 Pan-American As- sembly 35 Baseball 3, 45 Swimming 45 Volleyball 45 National Honor Society 4. MARGARET GERLING Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 Student Secretary 4. KATIIRYN SUE GERLING Swimming Club I, 25 Honorable Mention 3. JOHN GEROW, JR. Ilomeroom Basketball 2, 45 Baseball 4. ANNE R. GIESSELMAN 'I'rl-Y 2, 35 Banking Clerk I5 Student Secretary 45 Doc et 5 o Pictures 45 Honor Roll I5 Dancing Club I. TIIOMAS E. GILZOW Cross-Country I, 25 Homeroom Basketball I5 Varsity Bas et a I, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Baseball I, 2, 45 Assemblies 3, 45 Intramural Swim- ming I5 Volleyball 2, 45 Gold Team 45 Minor Letter Athletics 25 Major Letter Athletics 35 Homeroom President l. LARRY GORDON Varsity Soccer I, 2, 3, 45 Reserve Basket a 5 arsity as e 2, 3, 45 Reserve Baseball I, 25 Messenger Service 45 Minor Award Ath- letics I5 Major Award Athletics 25 Homeroom President I5 Repre- sentative 2. DONALD D. GREEN Swimming Club I, 25 Junior Life Saving .5 Senior Li e av ng 45 Junior Choir I5 Spanish Play 35 Student Association Assembly 45 Rating Committee 35 Homeroom President 45 Homeroom Basketball I, 2, 45 Dean's Convention 25 Assemblies l, 2, 3, 45 ROBERT C. GRINNELL Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 45 Major and Minor Letter Scho ars ip 5 isua Service I, 35 Homeroom Representative Alternate 25 Homeroom Bond Clerk 15 Major Activities Letter and Minor 35 Service Corps 3, 45 Grade Party I5 Parents' Meeting 15 Legislation Representative 25 Rating 25 Chess Club I5 Know Your School Week 35 Teachers' Convention 45 Cilvic fervlce Commission 45 Freedom Train 35 National Honor So- c ety . SYLVIA GROSS Swimming I5 Dancing I. ROSE MARIE GUARIN Basketball Club 35 Swimming Club I, 2, 35 Basebal . u , , , et l, 25 Tri-Y 35 Junior Safety Leader 25 Leaders Club 35 Major Letter 35 Life Saving 2, 35 Honorable Mention 3. ?LORENCE M. GUERIN Junior Choir I5 Senior Choir 2, 3, 45 Inter Junior H 0 5 n er- Hlgh Choir 2, 3, 45 Tri-Y l, 25 Dean's Convention 15 Student Asso- ciation Assemblies 3, 45 Operetta 2, 45 Vice-President and Treasurer of Senior Choir 45 Minor Letter Activities 35 Legislative Homeroom Alternate 35 National Honor Society 4. .ORENE ELIZABETH HALL Dancing Club I5 Tri-Y 2, 35 Snowball 25 Student ec ary 5 s er at Graduation 35 Honor Roll 15 Minor Letter 2. OANN MARILYN HALL Swimming Club I5 Student Association Representative 5 atln Committee 2, 35 Alternate Bank Clerk 2, 35 Bank Clerk 45 Tri-Y l, 2, 3, 45 Docket 3, 45 John Quill 45 Junior Choir I5 Senior Choir 45 Operetta 45 Legislative Representative I5 Dance Committee 35 Pan- Amerlcan Assembly 35 Radio Workshop 45 Usher Graduation 35 Spanish Club 25 Minor Letter Scholarship 3. 4ARY F. HALL Junior Cholr5 Volleyball5 John Quill. 4ARY HARDICK Rating 25 Trl-Y l, 2, 35 Swimming Club l. IORIS JUNE HARTMAN Swimming Club 15 Hobby Club 15 Square Danc ng , , 5 Lea rs Club 2, 3, 45 Badminton 2, 45 Minor Letter 25 Scholarship Points l, 35 Beta Trl-Y 3. 'REDERICK HARTMAN Homeroom Basketball l, 2, 45 Wrestling 1, 3, 45 Swlmm ng Clu 1, 25 Beta HI-Y l, 25 A sembly 25 Junior Life Saving5 erk .. W. HAVILL Alpha HI-Y 2, 35 Band l, 25 Visual Service 1, 25 Tra c a , , 5 Assembly 25 Docket 35 Minor Letter Activities 25 Major Letter Activi- tles 35 Homeroom Basketball I, 45 Intra-mural Swimming I5 Bowling 45 Minor Letter Scholarship 45 Rating Clerk 4. ,. JEAN HAWKINS Transferred from Charlotte5 Girls Athletic Assoclat , 5 n s I5 Manager 2, 35 Honor Volleyball Team 35 Bowlln DAN L. HAYDEN Minor Letter Scholarship 25 Minor Letter Actlvl Service Corps 2, 45 Teachers' Conventlon5 Dancing I5 Baseball 15 National Honor Society 4. Qui.. EDWARD HAYES Football 2, 35 Homeroom Representative 45 as e l, 2. JANET CAROL HEARNS Swimming 25 Spring Frollc l, 35 Minor r c o ars 5 a Letter Scholarship 35 Senior Choir 35 Snowball 35 Junior and Senior Dance 35 Docket 3, 45 Individual Photos 35 Senior Announcements 35 Backstage Ass't 35 Memorial Day Assembly 35 Graduation Assembly Usher 35 Student Association Assembly 45 John Ouill Co-editor 45 National Honor Society 4. JOYCE FAYE HILL Scholarship 1, 25 Dancing I, 2. ROBERT E. HILL Scholarship5 Minor Letter Scholarship5 Legislative Alternate5 a English5 Master Schedule. PAUL G. HOEPFL Swimming l, 2, 3, 45 Major Letter Athletics: lnor Letter Ath et cs: Life Saving5 Junior Water Safety Leaders Course ALLEN HOLMES Band 2, 3, 45 Band Club 45 Inter-I-ligh Band 45 Homeroom Basketba 1, 2, 3, 45 Bowling 45 Visual Aid I, 2, 35 Docket 35 Leglslatlve 35 Fire Prevention 45 HI-Y 2, 3. IRENE HOPKINS Docket 35 Service Stall 25 Mlnor Letter 3. DORIS M. HOPP Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 45 Minor Letter Scholarship 25 Sales anager 5 Homeroom Rating 25 Docket 35 Student Secretary Business Depart- ment 35 Usher at Graduation 3. M. JOYCE HORREX Ollice Messenger 25 Senior Banquet 35 Athletic Banquet 35 oc e 5 Student Secretary 45 Press Bureau Editor 45 Honorable Mention I, 3, 4. AUDREY ANN HUGOBOOM Bookstore 3, 45 Scholarship I, 35 Model Style Show 35 Fas on ow 35 Sigma Tri-Y 4. SHIRLEY ANN HULS Fashion Board at Edwards. JOAN M. HUNTER Swimming I5 Red Cross Carnival I5 Tri-Y 1, 25 Senio 4. GARY J. INGRAHAM Minor Letter Scholarship 25 Scholarship Rating I5 Re r 25 Legislature Representative 2, 45 Homeroom President 2, 45 Radio 3, 45 Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Intra- mural Swimming 1, 2, 35 Varsity Wrestling I, 2, 45 Varsity Baseball 3, 45 Minor Letter Athletics 25 Major Letter Athletics 25 B. S. O. 15 Senior Class President 45 Ex. Council 45 Chairman Dance Committee: Cross-Country 2: Track I5 Reserve Baseball 25 Junior and Senior Party 35 Honor Roll I, 2, 35 Sports Announcer 45 Varsity Football 45 School Service 4. JOYCE FRANCES JACKSON THOMAS JERMYN Homeroom Basketball 2, 4. ARTHUR JEWETT Intramural Basketball I, 3, 45 3, 45 Varsity Cross-Country I, 25 Saving 2, 35 Senior Life Saving 3, 4 2, 3, 45 Swimming Team Captain 4 Morning Swimming Instructor 3, 4 Letter Athletics 25 Homeroom Representative ing 25 Student Day Chairman 45 Assemblies 3, 45 Party 35 Career Day 35 Pan-American Assemblies Society 4. WINIFRED MAY JOHNS Music I5 Junior Red Cross 25 Choir 25 WILLIAM L. JOHNS Honor Roll 1, 35 Docket Reporter 35 Swimming CHRISTEL E. JOHNSON Minor Letter Scholarship 25 Legislative Representative I, 35 Oulll 45 Assembly 35 Student President I, 35 National Honor JUNE JOHNSON Basketball Pop Hostess 3, 45 Red Cross 3. ROBERT STEVENS JOHNSON Basketball Manager 1, 25 Soccer Manager I, 25 Intramura . w mm n 1, 45 Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Junior Life Saving 25 Senior Life Saving 35 Track l, 2, 3, 45 Memorial Day Parade 25 Junior Water Safety Leader 35 Grand Army of the Republic Parade 25 Swimming Team 3, 45 Red Cross Carnival 15 Visual Aid I5 Minor and Major Letter Athletics 25 Assemblies 2, 3, 45 Museum Usher 25 Dance Committees 2, 3, 45 Junior and Senior Party 35 Bank Clerk 3, 45 Minor Letter Activities 35 Bank Messenger 45 Major Letter Activities 45 Stage Crew 2, 3, 45 Student Day Committee 45 Saturday Morning Swimming Instructor 3, 45 Music and Dramatics Commission Chairman 45 Executive Council 45 Radio Workshop 45 Hi-Y l, 2, 35 Winter Sports Carnival 25 Senior Banquet 3. JUNE MARY JOHNSTON Tri-Y l, 2, 3, 45 Dean's Conference 15 Teac . , 5 Service Corps 3, 45 Minor Letter Activities 35 Major Letter Activities 45 Minor Letter Scholarship 45 Minor Letter Athletics 45 Know Your School Week 35 Rating Committee 3, 45 Junior and Senior Party 3, 45 Dancing 45 Swimming 2, 45 Volleyball 25 Ping-pong 45 Assembly I5 Backstage As istant 3, 45 Dungaree Frolic 2, 35 Advertising Committee 45 Career Day 35 Dance Assistant 2, 3. JOAN MAY JOHNSTON Senior Choir 35 Tri-Y I, 2, 3, 45 Honor Roll I, 45 Sen or Junior Choir l. RUTH MAE JOHNSTON Grade Party Hostess I5 Homeroom Bond Clerk 15 a , - dent Secretary 2, 35 Homeroom Representative Alternate 25 Bank glerk glternate 35 Square Dancing 15 Scholarship I, 2, 35 Red Cross rve . ALAN KAISER Reserve Basketball 25 Varsity Basketball 3, 4. SALLY JEAN KEHR Rating Committee I, 2, 3, 45 Tri-Y I, 25 Book I 5 u en ecre- tary 4. DARWIN KENYON Baseball 2, 45 Soccer 15 Swimming Club 15 r m s I l, 2, 3, 45 Assemblies 2, 4. SHIRLEY ANN KETCHUM Rating Committee l, 2, 3, 45 Music Appreciation I5 e or , Trl-Y 2, 35 Docket Reporter 35 Graduation Usher 35 Advertising John Quill 45 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 Minor Letter Scholarship 15 Major Letter Scholarship 2, Swimming Club 1, Badminton 2, 4, Dancing Club 2, 4, Ping-pong Club 4, Square Dancing 4, Minor Letter Activities 4, Minor Letter Athletics 4, School Award 4, Natio 4. JOYCE KILMER Student Secretary 2, Bank Clerk Alternate 3, Drum a o e , Homeroom Representative Alternate 2, Fashion S IRMA JEAN KING Senior Choir 1, 2, 3, Operetta. DOROTHEA KIMMEL Red Cross Carnival 1, Homeroom Rating l, unior e Cross , Graduation 3, Tri-Y 1, 2, Student Secretary 3 GLADYS MARTHA KLAASEN Swimming 1, 2, Badminton 1, Baseball 2, Basket a , , , Club 3, Athletics Major Letter 2, Scholarship Minor Letter 3, Bank Clerk 2, Rating Committee 3. BARBARA M. KLAPP Trl-Y 1, 2, 3, Leaders Club 1, Swimming Club 1. ROBERT KLOS Homeroom Basketball 2, 3, 4, Gym Team 3. PERRY KNIGHTS Traflic Patrol 1, 2, 3, Band and Orchestra l, 2, 3, Memona c o ar- ship 2, Washington's Birthday 2, Elementary School Visit 3, Executive Council 3, Student Association Membership Campaign 2, Junior Red Cross 4, Dungaree Frolic 3, Docket 4, Homeroom Basketball 3, Track 3, Student Association Election 3. NANCY J. KRAMER Scholarship 1, 2, 3, Swimming Club 1, Spring Frolic 3, enxor anquet 3, Junior Choir 1, John Quill 4. GERALD EDWARD LaBRAKE Delta Hi-Y 1, 2, Homeroom Basketball 1, 2, , 4, omeroom Repre- sentative 3, Usher for Graduation 3, Committee for Student Associ- ation Assembly, Assemblies 4, John Quill Statl, Major Letter Scholar- ship 2, Radio Workshop 3, 4, Broadcast 3, 4, Rating Clerk 4, Minor Letter Scholarship 1, Dungaree Frolic 3, Career Committee 3, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4. PETER R. LaMENDOLA Wrestling l, 2, Sales Manager 1, Homeroom Basketball , , Home- room Representative. WILMA LANE Ollice Messenger 2, Sigma Tri-Y 2, Student Association Campaign 3, Senior Choir 4, Homeroom Representative 4, John Quill Staff 4, Operetta 4, Swimming Club 4, Ping-pong Clu ROBERT E. LANNING Football 2, 3,4,Basebal1 Manager 1,2,Homeroom Bas e a , , , , Wrestling 2, 3, Chairman Sport Dance 2, Chairman Student Associ- ation Membership Campaign 4, Beta Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Finance Commis- sion 3, Sports Announcer 4, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, School Award 3, Intramural Swimming 1, Service Corps 2, Chairman Student Asso- ciation Assembly 3, Homeroom President 1, 2, John Quill Sales 3, Student Association Campaign Assembly LCandidate for Presidentb 3, Major Letter Sports 2, Major Letter Scholarship 3, Major Letter Activities 4, Minor Letter Sports 2, Minor Letter Scholarship 3, Minor Letter Activities 3, National Honor Society 3, 4. JACK LEFEVRE Homeroom Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Swimming , , o tball , , , Baseball 2. JOYCE LEJEUNE Scholarship Minor Letter 1, Major Letter 2, Ilonor Roll, ean's Convention 1, Dungaree Frolic 1, Spring Frolic 2, 3, Pan-American Assembly 3, Docket 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Junior Town Meeting 4, John Quill 4, Ticket Sales 4, Ping-pong 4, Swimming 4, Tri-Y 1, 2, Scholarship Commission 4, Executive Council 4, Class Ollicer 4. JEAN LORETTA LENDER ROGER LEWIS RUDY LICATA BETTY LIDDY Swimming l, 2, Pan-American Assembly 3, Bank Secretary 4, Tri-Y 2, 3, 4. ERIC LINCKE Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Cross-Country 1, 2, 3, unior Health Committee 3, 4, Swimming 3, 4, Rating Clerk 1, 2, 3, Standard Bearer 4, Scholarship Commission 4, Major and Minor Scholarship 2, 3, Minor Athletics 3, Junior Town Meeting of Air 4, Atomic Energy Guide 3, N. H. S. President 4, National Honor Soc' t 3 4. BETTY LITTLE Homeroom President 3, Cheerleader 3, Swimmin Clu 1. DAVID B. LLOYD Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Stage Crew 3, Scholarship Minor an ajor , John Quill 4, Service Corps 3, 4, Career Day 3, Graduation Exercises Usher 3, Guide at Atomic Energy Exhibit 3, Delegate Editors' Confer- ence 4, Junior Town Meeting 3, National Honor Society 4. ROBERT J. LODAN Track 1, 2, Cross-Country I, 2, Service Corps 2, 3, 4, Music Appre- ciation Club 2, 3, Minor 2, Major Activities 3. BARBARA ANN LUCKHAM Minor Letter Scholarship 3, Major Letter 3, Swimming , , 3, Danc- ong l, Junior Red Cross 2, Homeroom Representative 2, 3, Student Association Election 3, Ticket Sales 3, Money Collections 3, Check Money 3, Minor Letter Activities 3, Alpha Tri-Y 3, 4, Graduation Usher 3, Ping-pong 4, Advertising and Senior Statistics for John Quill 4, Radio Workshop 3, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, Minor Athletics Letter 4, Major Activities Letter 4, School Award 4, National Honor Society 4. ROBERT PAUL LUDWIG 238 Knickerbocker Avenue Homeroom Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Stamp Clerk 1, Football 2, 3, Homeroom Sales Manager 1, Dean's Convention 1, Bookstore 4. ADRIANNE MACCALLINI Red Cross Carnival 2, Trl-Y 1, 2, 3. ' JOHN O. MACK Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, N. H. S. 3, 4, Interscholastic ase all 1, 2, 3, lnterscholastic Football 2, 3, Alternate Homeroom Representative 2, Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Basketball 3, 4, Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom Reporter 4, Safety Patrol 2, 3, Junior Town Meeting 4, Fire Prevention Committee 4, Classwork Editor John Quill 4, Radio Workshop 3, 4, Intramural Swimming 2, 3, Guide Atomic Energy Exhibit 3, Empire Boys' State Delegate 3, Delta Hi-Y 2, 3, Rating Committee 2, Grindsflommittee 4, Chairman Student Associ- ation, Assembly 4, Minor Letter Scholarship 2, Major Letter Scholar- ship 3, Minor Letter Activities 3, Major Letter Activities 3, Minor Letter Athletics 3, School Award 3, Junior and Senior Party 3, Intra- mural Badgxlniton 3, Major Letter Athletics ROBERT C. MADER Honorable Mention 1, EUGENE H. MALIN Swimming Club 1, Homeroom Basketball 1, 2, occer , as l Manager 2, Rating Clerk 2, Senlor Choir 2, 3, 4' ' DAVID MARCILLE Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural wm n , , 3, Rating Committee 1, Student Association Campaign 4, Finance Committee 4. RITA M. MARGESON Swimming 1, 2, Model Fashion Show 2, Junior Re ross , G Secretary 4. LORRAINE MATTESON Dancing Club l,' Swimming 1, Homeroom Representative Altern Volleyball 2. SYLVIA MATTHEWS Swimming 1, Senior Tea 3, Athletic Banquet 3, choo sters Dinner 3. LORETTA JEAN MAYNARD Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Minor and Major Letter Scholars ip, r - , 3, Usher Graduation, Usher Memorial Studio Dedication, Scholar- ship Committee. RICHARD W. MAYNARD Homeroom Rating Representative, Bank Mess BARBARA JEAN MAYOU LAURETTA McCOMBER 33 ower . Press Club 3, Glee Club 3, President Class 3, Senior Carnival Queen 3, Majorette 2, 3, Volleyball Team 3, Cheerleader 2, 3, Transferred from St. Regis Falls School, New York. ETHEL L. McCOY DAVID McDERMOTT Traffic Patrol 2, 3, 4, Letter Activities Minor 3, Major 4, In ram ra Swimming 1. NANCY ANN McFADDEN Minor Letter Scholarship 1, Major Letter Scholars ip 2, Honor I 1, 2, 3, 4, Swimming Club l, 2, Baseball 3, Basketball 3, Volleyball 3, Hit-Pin Baseball 3, Athletic Council 3, 4, Assembly 1, 3, 4, Dungaree Frolic 1, Spring Frolic 2, Junior and Senior Party 3, Band and Or- chestra l, Docket 3, 4, Lost and Found 3, 4, Career Day 3, Minor Letter Activities 3, Major Letter Activities 4, Senior Class Secretary 4, Tri-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Representative 4, Graduation Usher 3, Student Secretary 4, John Quill 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Badminton 4, Athletic Banquet 3, National Honor Society 4. MARILYN MCGAHAN Swimming l, 2, Badminton 1, 2, Rating Committee , omeroom Rating 2, Cheerleading 3, 4, Sigma Tri-Y 1, 2, 3, Ban DONALD MCKNIGHT Homeroom Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Football 4, Swimmin , Hi-Y 2, 3. GORDEN W. MCSWEENEY Homeroom Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Swimming Club 1, ars y as et a Manager 3, Spanish Play 3, Minor Athletic Letter ANNA MAY MERRILL Leaders Club 1, Swimming 1, 2, Homeroom Band L er , un or ec Cross 1, 2, Fashion Show 3, 4, Tri-Y 1, 2, 3, 4. LAUREL DALE METS Swimming Club 1, 2, Junior Life Saving 1, 2, Senior e . av n , Junior Water Safety 2, Water Ballet 1, 2, Water Leader 1, 2, 3, Junio, Choir I, Senior Choir l, 2, 4, Operetta 2, 4, Major Letter Scholarship 3 Major Letter Athletics 2, Minor Letter Activities 3, Dean's Conven tion 1, Save Children Federation 2, Rating 2, Homeroom Representa tive 2, 3, Bank Clerk 3, 4, Pan-American Assembly 3, Spring Frolic 3 Dancing 2, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, National Hono ' LEWIS MEYERS MARY C. MILLER Trl-Y 4. LEE E. MORTQN Intramural Basketball 1, 2, Intramural Swim I , .ross- . ntr 1, Varsity Basketball 2, 4, Football 2, 4, Reserve Basketball 1, Varsit Baseball 3, 4, Athletic Commission 3, Major Letter Athletics 3, Mino Letter Athletics 2, Stamp Clerk Homeroom 1, Dean's Convention 1 Red Cross Carnival 2, Pan-American Assembly 3, Audio Service 3, 4 Radio 3, 4, Student Association President 4, Major and Minor Activi ties 4, Ex. Council 4. DOROTHY ELIZABETH MOSHIER Leaders Club, Swimming, Basketball, Badminton, I ncin , me Club, Minor Letter Athletics, Junior Red Cross, Basketball Activities Usher, Pop Saleslady. AILEEN K. MUNDT Scholarship l, 2, Leaders Club 1, 2, Red Cross Sew BURDETTE B. MURPHY Swimming Club l, 2, Homeroom Basketball 1, 2, B na 6 25 Hi-Y 2, 3, Service Corps 3, Junior Choir 1, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. CAROL MARIE NEWTON 2725 Ridge Road Eat Bank Clerk 1, 2, 4, Service Corps 2, 3, 4, Dance Committee 2, 3, 4 Leaders Club 1, 2, 3, Tennis 3, Square Dancing 3, 4, Badminton 3, 4 Ping-pong 4, Bowling 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 1 Games 1, 3, Volleyball 3, 4, Major Letter Activities, Major Letts Athletics, Assembly, Dean's Convention, Know Your School Week L Teachers' Convention 3, John Quill 4, Career Da CAROLYN A. NICHOLS Basketball 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 4, . T0 3, 4, Basketball Team 3, Senior Representative American Red Crossl Assembly 3, Honor Roll 1, Honorable Mention 1, 3, Senior Picturesl Delta Tri-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Witches Hop 3, Leaders Club Swimming Club I, Operetta 2, 4. SHIRLEY J. NORRIS Swizniming Club 1, 2, Tri-Y 1, 2, Drum Majorette 2, Cr' tary . FLORENCE NUNN Choir 2, Operetta 2, Swimming Club l, Music 3, e 2 CLARICE ANN OAGLEY Rating Committee 1, 2. JAMES 0'MARA, JR. Swimming Club 1, 2, Homeroom Basketball 1, , , - 2, 3, Journalism Class 3, Quill Scroll 3, 4, Radio Class 4, Dock Editor-in-Chief 4, John Quill Managing Editor 4, Executive Council BETTY OWENS 3 AGATHA PASKO Square Dancing, Dancing, Orchestra and Band, c Club, Junior Red Cross, Senior Choir, Music, Homeroom Repr sentative, Inter-High Orchestra, Major and Minor er CHRISTINE E. PATTON Minor Letter Scholarship 2, Major Letter Scholarsh p , or ett Activities 3, Journalism Class 3, Docket Stall 4, Quill and Scroll 3, Radio Workshop 4, Graduation Usher 3, Music Appreciation Club Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4: Minor Letter Activities 3: John Ouill Staff 4: Dramatlcs Commission 4: Tokens 3, 4: Tri-Y l, 2, 3, 4: Red Cross Drive 3: Junior Choir l: Rating Clerk 2, 3: Dance Committee 2, 3, 4: Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 4: Bank Clerk 3: Senior Photographs 3: Senior Announcements 3: Career Day 3: Student Day 4: Swimming Club l, 3: National Honor Society 4. NANCY JANE PEARSON Rating Clerk l, 3, 4: Senior Choir 4: Operetta 4: Dean's Convention l: Radio Workshop 4: Honorable Mention 3: Minor Letter Scholarship 3: Drum Majorette 4: Swimming 4: Ping-pong 4: Spring Frolic 2: Tri-Y 1, 2: Graduation 3: John Ouill 4: Junior and Sen ELIZABETH JOAN PELLOW Swlmmlng l: Choir l: Baseball 2: Bank Clerk 2: ce essenger 2: John Ouill Advertising 4: John Ouill Grinds 4: Graduation Usher 3: Honor Roll 2, 3: Minor Letter Scholarship 3: Delta Trl-Y l, 2, 3, 4: Junior and Senlor Party 3: Radio English 3: Checking 2: National Honor Society 4. ARTHUR PIKE Baseball l, 2, 3, 4: Football l, 2, 3, 4: Basketball , : an Clerk 3, 4: Homeroom President I, 4: Executive Council 4: Homeroom Repre- sentative 4: Minor Letter Athletics 2: Major Letter Athletics 2: Home- room Basketball I, 2: Athletic Commission 3, 4: Legislature l, 4: Athletic Banquet 3: School Sportsmanship Award FRED KIMBLEY PIKER Intramural Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4: Swimming Team I, 4: Life Saving 1: Junior Water Leader Course 2, 3, 4: Tennis 4: Homeroom Basketball l: Football Manager 4: Hi-Y l, 2: Snowball 3: Homeroom President I, 3: Chairman Junior and Senior Party 3: Assemblies 3, 4: Radio 3, 4: Student Day Committee 4: Constitution Revision Chairman 3, 4: Spanish Club l: Station Manager John Marshall High School 4: Executive Council 4: John Ouill 4: Pan-American Assembly 3: Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4: Harvard Prize Book Award 3: Empire Boys' State Delegate 3: School Award 3: Minor Letter Scholarship 2: Minor Letter Activities 3: Minor Letter Athletics 3: Major Letter Scholar- ship 3: Major Letter Actlvitles 4: Major Letter Athletics 4: Student Association Vice-President 4: Scholastic Commissi THEODORE E. PLUMMER Basketball 3, 4: Baseball 3, 4: Golf 4: Volleyball 3, 4: nor etter Athletics 3: Major Letter Athletics 4: Homeroom President and Rep- resentative 4: Athletic Commission 4: Badminton 3, 4: National Honor Society 4. ELEANOR POWELL llantking Clerk 3, 4: Swimming Club 1, 2: Leaders Club l, 2: Danc ng I u I. VELVA JO RANDELL Senior Choir 2, 3: Senior Picture Assistant: Assembly peretta . HAROLD RANSOM 82 Allerton Street Band l, 2, 3, 4: Band Club 4: Safety Patrol 4: Homeroom Basketball 3i 4::li-Y 2: Plays 3, 4: Minor Letter Activities 4: Major Letter Activi- t cs . ROBERTA GRACE REEVES Hobby Club 1: Assembly l: Teachers' Convent: n , : School Week 3: Pan-American Assembly 3: Rating Committee 3, 4: Service Corps 3, 4: Badminton l, 4: Dancing l, 4: Square Dancing Instructor 4: Minor Letter Activities 3: Trl-Y 3, 4: Swimming 4: Vol- leyball 4: Basketball 4: Ping-pong 4: Grinds Commission 4: Major Letter Athletics 4: Major Letter Activities 4: French , MARY ELLEN RENO BETTY RICHENS Usher Operetta 2: Swimming 1, 2: Scholarship I . ARLENE E. RIESS Music Appreciation I, 2, 3, 4: Senior Choir 4: Jun o . o : ming l: Tri-Y 4. SELDEN H. ROCKOWITZ Minor Letter Scholarship 3: Minor Letter Activities 2: Senior 2, 3: Docket 3: Ouill and Scroll 3: Junior Choir 1: Dances 2, 3: Red Cross Drive 3: Assemblies 2, 3: Rating Committee 2: Operetta 2: Inter-Junior Choir 1. DIANA RUSSELL Swimming Club 2: Dancing Club 2: Athletic Banquet l: pr ng ro ic 2: Museum Usher 2: Junior and Senior Dance 3: Pan-American As- sembly 3: Radio 3: John Quill Statistic Editor 4: Office Messenger 4: Delta Tri-Y 3, 4: Social Chairman 3: President 4: Ticket Sales 4: Pho- tographer John Ouill 4: Treasurer Senior Class 4: Senior Pictures 4: Dance Hostess 4: Honorable Mention 3, 4: Advertising 4: Scholastic Edllgorsi Conference 4: Operetta 4: Student Day Committee 2: Schol- ars p . . IOYCE SALPHINE Junior Choir l: Student Association Assemblies 1, , , 4: e Committees 2, 3: Senior Choir 3, 4: Major and Minor Letter Activi- ties 3: Inter-High'3: Ex. Council 3, 4: Finance Commission 4: Operetta 4: Legislature Alternate l: Tri-Y 2: Bank Clerk 2: Student Association Treasurer 3: Minor Scholarship 3: Homeroom President 2: Secretary Senior Choir 4: Snowball 3: Radio 3. ELIZABETH B. SANDMAN Transferred from Franklin 3: Choir 4: Majorette , IARAH ANN SCARPULLA Senior Choir l, 2, 3: Operetta 3. IOSEMARY SCHEMBRE Swimming Club l, 2, 3: Leaders Club l, 2, 3, 4: Bas e a , , , Badminton 4: Square Dancing 4: Hit-Pin Baseball 3: Minor Letters Athletics 2: Major Letter 3: Minor Letter Scholarship 3: Bank Clerk 3, 4: Inter-High Junior Choir 1: Junior Choir l, 2: School Awa d 4. IICHARD E. SCHIEMANN Sports Editor Docket l: Service Corps 3, 4: Office Messen , mural Basketball l, 2: Intramural Swimming l, 2: Junior Life Sav- gngt 3: Honor Roll I: Minor Activities Letter 3: Teachers' Convention , . IERMAN SCHMIDT Intra-basketball 1: Junior Choir l: Lunch Room Assembly 2: e o Choir 2, 3: Operetta 2: Junior and Senior Party 3: Student Association 3: Minor Letter 3. OHN OSWIN SCHROY Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: Journalism 3: Quill and Scroll 3, : a r - shop 4: Managing Editor Docket 4: Hi-Y 2, 3: Grlnds Committee Year Book 4: Homeroom Basketball 2, 3, 4: Swimming Team 3, 4: Student Association 4: Scholarship Commission 4: Senior Life Saving 4: Graduation Exercises 3: National Honor Society HEODORE SCHUDEL, JR. Swimming Club l, 2: Homeroom Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: panlsh s- sembly 3: Homeroom Representative 2: Ping-pong and Badminton Tournaments: Novice Wrestling Tournament: Intramural Soccer. JOYCE ANNE SENECAL Honor Roll l, 2, 3: Student Secretary 3, 4: Minor Letter Scholars ip 2: Major Letter Scholarship 3: Docket 3: Spring Frollc 2: Baseball l: Hit-Pin 3: Homeroom President 4: Trl-Y l, 2: Scholarship Commis- sion 4: National Honor Society 4. BETTY JANE SHAW Senlor Choir l, 2, 3, 4: Serving Senior Banquet 3: Homeroom Banking Clerk 1: Rating Clerk Alternate 4: Music l, 2, 3, 4. CALVIN W. SHAW Minor Letter Scholarship 2: Major Letter Scholarship 3: oc et : Homeroom Rating Representative 2. ELAINE SHAW Tri-Y 3: Collected Attendance 3: East High School: Spanls . u : Swimming 2: Bowling 2: Horseback Riding l. WILLIAM J. SIIAW Junior Choir l: Senior Choir l, 2, 3. 4: Inter-High Choir , , : nter- Junior Choir l: Vice-President and Treasurer Senior Cholr 3: Presl- dent Senior Choir 4: Treasurer Inter-High 4: Hi-Y l, 2: Bank Clerk 1, 2: Executive Council 4: Cross-Country 3: Intramural Swimming l: Snowball 3: Operetta 2, 4: Minor Letter Activities 2: Major Letter Activities 3: Book Aid 4: Social Commissioner 4. JOHN SHERRY JOSEPHINE F. SHORTS Swimming 1: Tri-Y 2, 3, 4. ADAIR M. SILLER Minor Letter Scholarship l: Swimming Club l: . a es a er l: Dungaree Frollc 1: Red Cross Carnival l: Junior Choir l, 2: Swing Back Dance l: Model Fashion Show 2, 4: Washington's Birthday Assembly 3: Junior Red Cross 2: Rating Clerk 3: Student Association Assembly 4: Homeroom Representative 4: Book Aid 4: Ilonor Jloll l 2 4 RICHARD SIMPSON Ilomeroom Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y l, 2: Foot a ALLAN SKINNER Dramatic Club I: Student Council I: Student Patro : ntra Basketball 1: Reserve Basketball 2: Basketball Shooting Contest 2: Track Team 2: Visual Aid 2: Varsity Show 2: Ping-pong Contest 3: Badminton Contest 3: Delta Hi-Y 3, 4. MARY ALICE SLINEY Baseball l. RICHARD RALPH SMITH Scholarship 3: Life Saving l: Football 2: Snowba . . ESTHER M. SMITH Leaders Club: Swimming: Baseball: Scholarship: or . s: Know Your School Week: Snowball: Service Cor s.' MARGARET SPELTZ Leaders Club l: Sales Manager: Senior Choir l, . DOROTHY MAE STALLMAN iittnlens Secretary 4: Usherette 3: Minor Letter Scho ars ip 3: onor 0 I, , 3. WILLIAM JOSEPH STUDLEY Swimming Team 1, 2: Wrestling 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4: I omeroom as et- ball l, 2, 3: Life Saving 3: Football 2: Swimming Club 1 DAVID SURPRENANT Football Manager I, 2: Football 3, 4: Track l, 2: Homeroom as e a l, 2, 3, 4: Student Association Assembly 4: Wrestling l: Senior Ban- quet 3. JACK SYAGE Beta Hi-Y l, 2: Bank Clerk 3, 4: Homeroom Basket a KENNETH B. THOMAS Reserve Basketball l, 2: Homeroom Basketball 3, : emor ay Parade 2: Grand Army of the Republic Parade 3: Swimming Club 1, 4: Service Corps 2, 3: Teachers' Convention 3: Hi-Y 2: Student Association Assembly 4: John Ouill Advertising Co ' MARJORIE THOMAS Basketball I: Tri-Y l, 2, 3: Student Secretary 3, 4: omeroo - dent 2: Swimming l, 2: Student Association Representative l, 2: Games Club l. EMMA JEAN TIFFANY Swimming l: Student Secretary 4: Hit-Pin 2. PAUL TRAMANTO Homeroom Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Wrestling l, , .: n ra-. wi l, 2: Minor Letter Athletics 3. ARLENE J. TURNER Girls' Student Organization I: Swimming Clu I, 2: Lea ers . 1, 2: Banquet 1: Fashion Show 1. JOYCE A. TURNEY Scholarship l, 2, 3: Dancing 1, 2: Music l, 2: Ilomeroo epresenta- tive 2, 3: Homeroom Representative Alternate 3: Orchestra 2, 3: Model Style Show 3: Fashion Show 3: Bank Clerk 3: Drum Majorette l, 2, 3: Senior Choir l, 2: Operetta 2. ROBERT VanAUKEN lnterscholastic Wrestling l: Intramural Basket a : ntramur Swimming: Junior Life Saving: Swimming Club: Junior and Senior Life Saving: Junior Water Safety Leader Course: Varsity Swimming Team: Gym Team: Ping-pong: Intra-mural Swimming: Minor Letter iActivities: Homeroom Representative Alternate: Major Letter Ath- etics. AGNES ANN VanBRANTEGHEM Homeroom President 3: Assistant Banking Manager , : t ng Clerk 4: Minor Letter Scholarship 2: Major Letter Scholarship 3: Minor Letter Activities 3: Major Letter Activities 4: Graduation Usher 3: Junior Town Meeting 4: Tri-Y 2, 3, 4: Assembly 2, 3: Daugh- ter of the Flag 4: Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4: Memorial Scholarship Drive 2: Scholarship Commission 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Legislative 2, 3: Save the Children Drive 2. ROBERT J. VERSTREET Intramural Swimming 1: Legislative Representative l, 2, 3: ome- room President 2, 3. PAT N. VIOLA Track l, 2, 3, 4: Homeroom Basketball l, 2, 3, : ur mlng 1, 2, 3, 4: Cross-Country 1: Novice Tournament l, 2: Football Manager l, 2: Volleyball 3, 4: Ping-pong Tournament l, 2, 3, 4: Minor Letter Athletics 2: Major Letter Athletics 3: Homeroom President 1: Homeroom Stamp Clerk l: Homeroom Bank Clerk 2: Senior Ban- quet 3: Pan-American Assembly 3: Memorial Day Parade 3, 4: Student Association Assembly 4. JAMES WALSH JACK WANNEWETSCH Swimming Club 2: Memorial Day Parade 2: Gran Army o Republic 2. FRANK WATSON ELIZABETH LOUISE WENDEL Student Secretary 4. ARLENE F, WENDT Banking 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball lg as g - minton lg Dancing lg Minor Letter Athletics 24 Minor Letter Scholar- ship 23 Major Letter Scholarship 3g National Honor Societ 4. RICHARD G. WESS Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 45 Homeroom est e , Homeroom Representative and Alternate 1, 25 Scholarship lg Football Manager. BETTY BERNICE WILBER Checking Houser Dance lg Senior Choir 35 Swimmi - -Y. ANN WINTER 3 Minor Letter Scholars ip g m tive l 2' Serving JOAN Major Letter Scholarship g Club lg Bank Clerkg Student Association Representa , , B nquet lg Serving Athletic Banquet lg Checking Sports Docket a - U her Graduation 3. ' ' ra uation Dance 2, s BETH WRIGHI 3 4 Tri Y 2, 3, , l ship 35 NANCY ELIZA Senior Choir 3, 45 Radio Workshop , 3 - Usher 35 Junior and Senior Party 35 Minor Letter Scho ar l- Dancing Operetta 4: Dance Committee 4: Legislature lg Badminton 33 Tennis 33 National Honor MARGARET WRIGHT Dancing lg Tri-Y 1, 2 RONALD F. YANTZ Hi-Y 1, 25 Honorable Mention lg Homeroom Swimming. NANCY A. YEOMANS Minor Letter Scholarship 21 Leaders' Club l, 5 as e , , 3 - ton 1 2- Dancing 23 Swimming lg Junior Life Saving: Minor B nk Clerk 25 Basketball Activities 25 mm , , Letter Athleticsg Homeroom a i Alpha Tri-Y 2, 3, 49 Graduation 3: French Banqu BETTY YOUNG Tri-Y 2, 3, 4. MARY ALYCE YOUNG LOUISE IMOGENE ZIMMER Transferred from Dundee Central. Ii UWLEDBME T Phrases for some of the captions and articles in this hook have been selected from the song In the Little Red School House by permission ' rs Edward B. Marks. of the copyright owne , Hello Y Junlnr-Semnr ltmg .No!.. 82 Acorn arking . Adsi' idney C. . . Ae! ' re . . Alpha Tri-Y .... Altman Motors, Inc. . . Ann and Clara's Beauty Nook Arrow Food Markets . . Art Print Shop . . Art Pundt 8: Son . . . Bannin er's . . . . Barnarti Porter, Remington 8: Fowler .... Bastian Bros. Co. . . . Belle's Yarn Shop . Beta Hi-Y . . . Beta Tri-Y . . . i B. Michaels Company . Boyink's Small Animal Hospital . . . Buckman's Dairy . Carl's Service Station . Cavall's .... Champion Athletic Sportswear Chimes Restaurant . Circle Gift Shoppe . . Clear View Fruit and Vegetable Market . Clement, A. N. . . Cliff's Milk Bar . . Coers, jack . . . Compliments of the Fairbanks Compliments . . . Compliments Compliments Compliments Compliments Compliments Conger's Gas Station Corbett's Funeral Home . Corey Motor Sales . Craft 8: Clarke . . Crescent-Puritan . . Cutali's . . . Davis Drug Company Davison's Upholstery Dean, George . . . DeBree Motors, Inc. Dewey Dinette . . . Dewey Avenue Sweet Shoppe Dewey Avenue Terminal . Don Thorpe's Richfield . Service ..... Dorn's Bakery .... Drake, C. H. . . . Dudley Esso Service . . . . . . INDEX TII ADVERTISERS 91 102 101 88 101 104 102 101 102 101 101 101 100 88 102 96 100 100 99 99 101 86 101 101 99 98 103 96 92 94 96 97 101 101 88 99 98 91 99 98 99 100 99 100 100 100 100 93 100 100 99 Eggleston, The . . Ernie's Do-Nut Shop . 87 . 96 Estelle Dress Shop, The Q . 104 96 Farm, The . . Fisher's Cigar Store . 92 Flannigan's Furniture Company . . 97 Frank's Snack Bar . 96 Frear Chevrolet . . 87 Fromm's . . . . 96 Gebell's Men's Shop . 97 Goater, john . . 97 Gokey Real Estate . . . 103 G. R. Kinney Company . . 98 Hall Bros. Trucking . 97 Hall's Garden and Flower Store ..... 98 Hamburg Diamond and Gold Company Inc .... 93 Harrigan's Barber Shop 97 Henry's Sunoco Service 97 H. M. Cross 8: Sons . 103 Hughs 8: Swan . . 85 Hysner Sports Shop . . 97 Independent Gas and Oil Co. of Rochester . . . 103 Irene's Fashion Shop . . 90 jackson's Fine Pastries . 97 Jarvis 8: Spitz Inc. . . 97 jewett, Ray W. . . 98 jim's Candy Store . . . 91 john Marshall High School Cafeteria . . . 90 john Quill Staff . . 90 Ken's Garage . . . 102 Kleinhenz, Ludwig 91 Kosta Christoff . 99 Lasa Tri-Y . 98 Ledlie jewelers . 1 04 Leis, Charles H. . . 86 Lillian's Beauty Salon . . 87 Maier's Doughnuts . 104 Maplewood, The . . 86 Maplewood Motor Corp. 90 Maray's .... 96 Marcille, Harry B. . . 86 Marshall Coal and Coke Co. 98 Max the Florist . . 96 Mary O'Neil's Dress Shop 95 Meacham Pontiac . . 86 Milt 8: Red . . . 98 Morgan's Driving School 90 Morton. Paul F. . . 96 83 Moser Studios . . Murphy's Service . Neighborhood Store . Nichol's Distributing Company . . . O'Brien's Gift Center . Palermo Grocery . . Pawlik, Edwin . . Peerless Appliance an Television . . . Peter's-Younglove Funeral Home .... Phi-Zeta Tri-Y . . RaH s Women's Wear . Ridge Billiard Parlor . Ridgemont Golf Club . Ridgeway Pharmacy . Riviera Men's Shop . Rochester Cadet Cleaner Corp ..... Rochester Gas and Electric Rochester Radio Suppl Rochester Savings Bank Rochester Table Company Roger's Grocery . . Royal Uniform Corp. . d . Sacred Heart Youth Club Sarvey's Gulf Service . Sellite's .... Schmanke's . . . Shirk, Ira .... Shulz Bros. Coffee Shop Smalline Pharmacy . . Sommers, Charles F. . Sowerby,john . . Stark Florist . . Students Store . Sugar Bowl, The . . Thomas Garage . . Townsend Sports Goods Company . . . 20-20 Market . . . VanAllen Apparel . . Van 8: Chris' Restaurant Veltri's Shoe Store . . VerHulst Bros. Farm Market Vic 8: Irv's . . . Wagg's Corners . Wallaces . . . Ward Inc., C. P. . Wegman's Dairy . . Whittman Appliances . Zambite Sport Shop . 1 84 98 91 04 90 95 103 1 1 1 85 95 87 85 95 02 95 95 87 87 86 89 04 95 95 95 94 95 94 94 94 94 94 94 85 89 94 93 93 02 94 93 93 85 93 85 92 92 92 92 92 Portraits and Group Pictures in The JOHN QUILL Photographed by user Studia 27 Clinton Avenue North Rochester 4, New York BAker 7920 84 HAPIHS WUMEN5 WEAR 457 Ridge Road West Rocheste Open 'til 9 P. M. r 13, New York GLenwood 7344 Compliments of Stork's Flowers WAGG'S DEPARTMENT W stone . 841 Clinton Ave. N. BAker, 8448 1555 LAKE AVE. GLEN. 0976 468 Ridge Rd. W. Glen. 3838 FRUI TS and VEGETABLES Ver Hulst Brothers Farm Market GLEN. 5151 1271 RIDGE RD. W 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 Televisiun 1 1 72 Dewey Avenue Across from Equine: Institute Rochester, N. Y. Open every nite 'til 9 . The store that service plus bargain: built. Tbe home M tbe traveling television sbow. HUGHS and SWAN GENERAL ELECTRIC AUTOMATIC HEAT 73 Walnut St. Sheet Metal GEnesee 8 5 60 85 1 I FINE FOODS CAREFULLY PREPARED CHIMES RESTAURANT Makers of CHIMES MELLO KREEM CORNER RIDGE AND DEWEY Compliments Headquarters for Jfnntchc of Sales and Service HARRY B. MARCILLE Inc. ' Meacham Pontiac Co., Inc. Qaahon One of the most modern salesrooms in the country 1560 L k A TEMPLE BLDG. HA. 0260 Opp, 1?,,,Z,H:ffl e Glen- 1104 CHar1otte 0430 CHARLES H. LEIS funeral Zianme THE MAPLEWOOD DINER Open 24 Hours The Name for Fine Foods I 2962 Dewey Avenue 59 Rndge Road West ROCHESTER RADIO SUPPLY 114 ST. PAUL STREET LOcust 9900 86 CADET CLEANERS 1683 DEWEY AVENUE GLenwood 1 1 88 BEAUTY SERVICE For the Woman Who Cares 2068 Dewey Ave. GLen. 2699 FHEAH II VBULET, Inu. HEADQUARTERS FOR CHEVROLET GLenwood 3 686 1 1 10 Stone Rd. Rochester 16, N. Y It'.v been FREAR'S for Years WE WANT TO HELP YOU We want to do more than the job of sup- plying the people of this community with dependable, low-cost electric and gas ser- vice. We want to help you get the greatest possible benefits from your use of the service. Always at your service Rochester Gas and Electric Jim 1544lwfvf1 HOUSE OF HOSPITALITY Famous for fine foods since 1886 47-49 Clinton Ave. So. Rochester, N. Y. Proprietors E. H. DENTINGER j. j. HAYES Compliments PHI ZETA TBI-Y BETA HI-Y ALPHA TBI-Y Tydol Gasoline Veedol Motor Oil GENE CONGER'S swa-,Qsfamm COMPLETE Gas and O11 Car Wash Battery Service Federal Tires and Tubes Prest-O-Lite Batteries Repairing Free Pick-up ana' Delivery Service for Faculty of jolm Marshall DEWEY COR. FLOWER CITY GLenwood 7641 88 Save It . .. and You'll Have I1' When You Need If OPEN A SCHOOL SAVINGS ACCOUNT SAVE EVERY MONDAY IN SCHOOL. IT'S THE WAY TO GET WHAT YOU WANT. ROCHESTER SAVINGS BANK PATRONIZE YOUR STUDENT STORE ALL PROFITS ARE USED TO SUPPORT THE ACTIVITIES OF john Wfnluhall Student!! duaahtzbn 89 Our Two Stores lRENE'S O'BRlEN'S FASHIONABLE APPAREL G ' F T C E N T 5 R COATS DRESSES Watchmaker and jeweler BLOUSES SUITS DIAMONDS WATCHES JEWELRY Dewstone Shopping Center CARDS and GIFTS 551 STONE RD. CHar. 3471 2850 DEWEY AVE. CHar. 3313 U We Dood It, We Get Criticized BUT We Dood It .' .' 79.50 John Marshall High School Cafeteria Where Quality and Service Predominate Compliments MIlIlEAN'5 DRIVING 5 Elllllll. MAPLEWOOD MOTOR CORPORATIQN 250 LAKE AVENUE GLenwood 1 347 BILL'S NEIGHBORHOOD STORE 9. 5. Q Satisfaction Dependability Quality ALL GOODS CHAIN STORE PRICED Open Thursday and Friday Evenings 'til Nine 431 Bonesteel St. FREE DELIVERY GLenwood 3833 cnArT and CLARKE BEST WISHES To Food stores THE CLASS OF '50 from 1445 Ridge Rd. W. 2547 ACORN PARKING GLen. O2 54 GLen. 5578 67 FRANKLIN SQUARE GLenwood 6927 LUDWIG KLEINHENZ MASON CONTRACTOR 2 Carlisle Street Rochester 13, N. Y. THE NAME FOR DELICIOUS CANDIES For Holidays and year-'round enjoyment always buy jim's Delicious Candies. Our candies are always a welcome gift or an after dinner surprise. Tenderly packed in air tight boxes, they retain their flavor. , 1 Jan A Candy Shoppe 1 5 2 1 Lake Ave. After Theatre Enjoy Our Fountain Sundaes, Sodas, and Mill Shakes 1 - l 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 7 91 Compliments 0f F I S H E R ' S CIGAR STORE 1473 LAKE AVENUE C. P. WARD, INC. GENERAL CONTRACTOR ORGANIZATION-PERSONNEL EXPERIENCE Fon ANY SIZE JOB Angle Dozers-Road Graders 10-Ton Rollers-Dump Trucks Compressors-Busters-jack Hammers and Other Equipment For a Complete Service iigl-i-1 GLenwood 1234 After 6, Call CHar1otte 0112 or GLenwood 3929-J 700 HOLLENBECK ST. ZAMBITO SPORT SHOP 194 North St. HAmilton 4690 Baseball-Football-Golf Team jackets Open Evenings 'Till 9:00 SPORTING GOODS WA I. L A C E' S 1481 Dewey Ave. Cor. Ridgeway The Friendly Corner LUNCHES-SODAS-CANDY GIFTS Compliments of WEGMAN'S DAIRY 465 Chili Avenue GEnesee 5355 GLen. 6851 WITTMAN APPLIANCES 2496 Ridge Rd. West Floor Coverings Home Appliances Television OPEN 'TILL 9 P. M. DAILY Compliments 0f A F R I E N D I 1 - 1 1 Don Thorpe's Richfield Service Dewey and Ridgeway GAS and GILS Lubricating and Washing GLenwood 4305 Townsend Sporting Goods Co. School Sweaters Club jackets Special Prices to Groups 283 DRIVING PARK AVE. GLen. 6089 BILL HAROLD KEN THOMAS GARAGE GENERAL REPAIRING 21 Years of Service 375 Stone Rd. Rochester 16, N. Y. CHar. 1605 Compliments 0f VA N a nd C H R I S 645 N. WINTON RD. VELTRI'S SHOE STORE SHOE REPAIRING HAMBURG Iliamnnd and Bald En., Inc. RINGS WATCHES ETC. 337 MAIN STREET E. fOpp. Scrantom'sj Rochester 4, N. Y. BAker 5885 CUlver 5 5 1 5-R Frozen Custard It's the best at Vic 8 Irv's open all winter sl-lllldidl Ar eako Hors French Fries Chou? P mnumm,,,y Ground Steak Sandwiches Bar-B-Q's X-Ray Fitted CULVER ROAD Hot Dog Row' SEA BREEZE 2854 DEWEY AVE. CHarlotte 1604 Dewey-Stone Open Evenings VAN ALLAN APPAREL MILDRED MATHEWS-PROP. WOMEN'S APPAREL Dresses-Hosiery-Hats-Slips-Etc. 1475 Lake Ave. GLen. 3972 Open Evenings 11 A. M.--9 P. M. THE SUGAR BOWL Home of FINE CANDIES AND ICE CREAM IRA SHIRK Teacher of PIANO and HAMMOND ORGAN fEastman Graduatej GLenwood 5890 JOHN L. SOWERBY BEAVER AND SIMPLICITY GARDEN Tractors and Implements ROTO-ETTE ROTOTILLER BUCKEYE and CUNNINGHAM Power Mowers GLen. 5750-j 251 Fetzner Rd. Rochester 15, N. Y. SM Compliments Clinton-Ridge Pharmacy If I Let SMALLINE Fill Your Next Prescription North Clinton and Ridge Road GLenwood 4649 Rochester, N. Y. FREE DELIVERY SARVEY'S GULF SERVICE Dewey Ave. and Dalston Rd. Rochester, N. Y.- CHarlotte 2296 SCHMANKE'S Tloree Nationally Known Slooes ROBLEE for men AIR STEP for Women BUSTER BROWN for Boys and Girls Dewey Ave. Corner Ridgeway Ave. Schulz Bros. Coffee Shoppe Driving Park, Corner Dewey Compliments 0f A F R I E N D MOTOR-TUNE-UP LUBRICATION CHARLES F. SOMMERS GARAGE AND SERVICE Auto-Light Service and Parts Front End Alignment Wheel Balancing 80 FINCH ST. Phone ROCHESTER, N. Y. Glen. 1840 Compliments Royal Uniform Corporation I Manufacturers of Rochester Made 0 UNIFORMS HEADWEAR SACRED HEART YOUTH EQUIIJMEN1' CLUB 83 East Main St. Rochester 4. N. Y Compliments nf RIDGE BILLIARD PARLOR SELUTU5 mit SIMMS, Mgr. 354 Driving Park Ave. GLen. 7993 ROGERS CHARLES I.. YOUNGLOVE SUPER MARKET Gt GROCERY SIX COMPLETE FOOD DEPARTMENTS IN ONE STORE Jfuneral Birettor 1511 DEWEY AVENUE 1458-64 Dewey Ave. Phone GLen. 1698 GLen. 1451 Compliments School Supplies Especially Suited to Backward Students Obtainable of ill RIDGEWAY PHARMACY 1470 Dewey Avenue PALERMO GROCERY Italian Food Our Specialty 610 Plymouth Ave. LOcust 8802 RIVIERA MEN'S SHOP 145 3 LAKE AVE. YOUR STYLE SHOP FOR MEN Wishes Success to the Senior Class Open Evenings GLen. 2915 COATS SUITS DRESSES Open evenings 'til 9 rfclock 'mwuf 0 1'lu7 mmm Slwp Women's Wearing Apparel CI-Iarlotte 1585 2890 Dewey Ave. Rochester 16, N. Y. 95 COURTESY QUALITY SERVICE UMAXH THE FLORIST Corsages and Wedding Bouquets a Specialty Folks Favor Fromm's Flavor F R O M M ' S Delicious HOTS STEAMERS COLD CUTS for your luncheon or outdoor picnic 1467 LAKE AVE- Glen- 0716 ASK YOUR DEALER OR PHONE GEN. zroo M A R AY'S FRANK'S SNACK BAR DRESSES SKIRTS Our Food is Imitatecl Everywhere LINGERIE But Equaled No Where 564 STONE RD. 1507 Lake Ave. Rochester 13, N. Y. warner sum, Road and Dewey, GLenwood 5884 Rochester 16, N. Y. Compliments of Compliments B. MICHAEL'S COMPANY of the 2878 DEWEY AVENUE F A I R B A N K S Complete Line of Infants and Children's Wear Compliments 0f A F R I E N D MARSHALLITES WELCOME AT THE FARM 1502 DEWEY AVE. Our Aim is Your Good Time UDOCU KKMIKEH UVEEU ERNIE'S DO-NUTS H17 YEARS IN SAME LOCATION Serve Them at Your Next Social Gathering ERNlE'S DO-NUT SHOP GLenwood 3127 PAUL F. MORTON INSURANCE Life Auto Health Accident Hospital General Liability Compensation 1777 Dewey AVC- Avrosffrom B145 LMP 255 Collinwood Drive GLen. 5045-W Established 37 Years FLANIGAN FURNITURE CO. FURNITURE-APPLIANCES 337 Driving Pk. Ave. Opp. Dewey Open Evenings 'Till 9:00 EASY TERMS GLen. 0794 HARRIGAN'S BARBER SHOP 1344 DEWEY AVENUE ROCHESTER, N. Y. GEBELL'S MEN'S SHOP All Advertised Brands in Men's Furnishings and Sportswear 1508 DEWEY AVE. Compliments of A F R I E N D Glenwood 5485 Rochester, N. Y. Glenwood 6193 Glenwood 6337 JOHN GOATER REALTOR Sales Exchanges Rentals 1364 Dewey Ave. Compliments of HENRY'S SUNOCO SERVICE 850 Lake Cor. Driving Pk. Ave. LUBRICATION-ACCESSORIES TIRE VULCANIZI NG GLen. 7592 HALL BROS. TRUCKING 629 Ramona Parkway Specializing in Hauling Building Materials in Western New York GLen. 53 1 5-J .IACKSON'S FINE PASTRIES WEDDING CAKES, BIRTHDAY CAKES 597 Stone Rd. CHar. 1402 Opp. Barnard School HYSNER'S AN ALL AROUND SPORT SHOP GLen. 7860 1491 Dewey Ave. .IARVIS G. SPITZ PLUMBING AND HEATING 156 Conrad Dr. CHar. 1912 HaII's Garden Gm Flower Store 2069-2075 Dewey Ave. OFFERING A COMPLETE NURSERY AND MILT AND RED 5887 Ridge Road West FLORAL SERVICE HOTS HAMBURG5 . BARBEQUES Wedding and Funeral Designs, Landscaping Semce' Seefgfdhef:'gtfgffgfeens' and Pickles, Relishes and sauces WE DELIVER GLenw00d 2662 560'-Servillg GLenwood 5 1 5 3-W Compliments fwunq? of LET .IEWETT DO IT Ray W. jewett 374 Knickerbocker Ave. CUTALI'S RESTAURANT 107 NORTH sr. LASR TIII-Y CLIFF'S MILK BAR 1678 LAKE AVE. Call Us for Friendly Service MARSHALL COAL AND COKE CO. GLen. 0109 756 DEWEY AVE. Reading and D. 8: H. Anthracite BEST OF LUCK TO OUR NEW GENERATION COREY MOTOR SALES QUALITY USED CARS 1645 Dewey Ave. Rochester 1 5, New York Complimellts MURPHY'S SERVICE of MOBIL DEALER Mobil Tires and Batteries 95 Rid e Rd. W. Rochester 15, N. Y KINNEY'S SHOE STORE The Home of Educator Shoes g ' 465 Ridge Road W. QNear Dewey CARL'S SERVICE STATION 143 1 Dewey Avenue QCorner Flower City Parkj The Ilomorlzrvieo gnslilu ton Of Todax' nercsu - URITAL Rochester N Y IIJIIIJEIILNIYGCIIUN: ' ' ' grow: I Phone Carl F. Mastrella G1 d i 1630 Dewey Ave. Glenwood 0860 enwoo 755 1 Prop our 60,11 Year DAVIS DRUG COMPANY THE REXALL STORE CAVAI.I.'S Where the Elite Meet.to Eat Prescription Pharmacists 1481 Lake Avenue Rochester 13, New York KOSTA CHRISTOFF FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES 404 Lexington Ave. 602 Driving Pk. Ave. GLen. 2000 GLen. 4205 Compliments of DONNELLY'S APPLIANCES Complete Line of Phonograph Records Sung by Your Favorite Singer CHar. 1 167 2844 Dewey Ave. A. N. CLEMENT CLOCK AND WATCH REPAIRING DUDLEY'S ESSO STATION Corner Dewey Avenue and Birr Street Open 7- 10 45 Owen Street Tires, Batteries Glenwood 7396 ,.-Q u CORBE FUNERAL HOMES - E 1 v- K 532 Lake Avenue 109 West Avenue 756 Main Street East GEORGE DEAN Texaco Service Station FOUNTAIN SERVICE 3948 Ridge Rd. W. GLen. 6379-J BEST WISHES FROM me Bw Your HUDSON Dealer 1 89 1 Dewey Avenue QNear Ridgel Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of the DEWEY SWEET SHOP 1450 Dewey Avenue DORN'S BAKERY 1436 DEWEY AVE. GLen. 1654 DEWEY DINETTE 2917 Dewey Ave., cor. Stone Rd. EVERYTHING IN FOODS Open 24 Hours BeIle's Yarn and Textile Shop Rochester's Leading Yarn and Yard Goods Store OPEN EVENINGS 571 Stone Road CHar. 3498 Compliments f Compliments 0f DAVlSON'S UPHOLSTERY SUPPLY BOYlNK'S 558 MAIN STREET E. SMALL ANNIMAL HOSPITAL DEWEY AVENUE TERMINAL Corner of Ridge Road and Dewey Avenue Glen. 2971 JOHN M. BLACKWOOD BUCKMAN'S DAIRY 2576 Ridge Road W. MILK, ICE CREAM and DAIRY PRODUCTS GLen. 1038 00 Compliments 0f BANNINGER'S 940 Ridgeway Avenue 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. Nohh Glen. 3380 Geo. D. Killip, Dist. Mgr. CIRCLE GIFT SHOP JEWELRY - WATCH REPAIR GREETING CARDS ART PRINT SHOP LETTERPRESS AND OFFSET Hours-11 a. m. to 9 p. m. 1575 Dewey Avenue 77 St. Paul BAker 4230 CLEAR VIEW Compliments FRUIT and VEGETABLE MARKET of a 2395 Dewey Avenue F R I E N D Glenwood 0783 ll ' ll flzampwna, THE SPORTSWEAR CENTER OF ROCHESTER Special Prices to Fraternities, Sororities and Clubs Main 428 1 CHAMPION ATHLETIC AND SPORTSWEAR CO., Inc. 71 ST. PAUL ST. ROCHESTER, 4, N. Y. ALTMAN MOTORS, INC. 'Zlmzd fdlld 150 Lake Avenue GLen. 4422 Barnard, Porter, Remington G. Fowler Dealers in PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, BRUSI-IES ARTISTS MATERIALS, AND DRAFTING SUPPLIES SPRAY PAINTING EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE SUPPLIES BAker 0110 9-11-13 N. Water St Good Luck to tbe Grads AERO HARDWARE 1430 Dewey Ave. 892 W. Main St. GLen. 0361 GEU, 3043 101 GLen. 7 1 1 5-W All Work Guaranteed KEN'S GARAGE Motor Repairing-All Makes c. xv. KENNEDY, Prop. 1282 Long Pond Rd. Rochester 1 3, N. Y. OIL AND GAS UNITS FURNACES ART PUNDT AND SON Oil Burner Service Gutters Conductors Roofing 115 FLORIDA ST. CHar. 2085 SIDNEY C. ADSIT INSURANCE 816 Lincoln-Alliance Bank Bldg. Rochester 4, N. Y. HAmilton 1 100 GLenwood 452 1-M gomfgmcnb of BET!-I TBI-Y Compliments 0f Ridqwwnf 5111! gm 20-20 MARKET 2020 Ridge Road W. CHOICE MEATS AND GROCERIES Free Delivery Friday and Saturday GLen. 765 1 ARROW F 00D MARKETS V 537 DEWEY AVE. GLen. 0177 V 312 NORTH ST. BAker 4495 102 Csompgmanfa of INDEPENDENT GASOLINE and OIL CO. OF ROCHESTER, INC. .fuahfaf 0314 GEnesee 5033 EDWIN PAWLIK SHEET METAL CONTRACTOR 786 Stone Road CHar. 5895 Compliments 0f A FRIEND 0 JACK COERS 1 397 Dewey Avenue RADIO AND REFRIGERATION GLen. 07 1 8 Compliments 0f H. M. CROSS Gm SONS Incorporated GOKEY REAL ESTATE sa EAST MAIN Fresh from the Kettle iliBI',S llnuqhnuts opals Java. al Smill THE ESTELLE DRESS SHOP Graduation Gowns Open Evenings 'till 9 1455 Lake Ave. Open Evenings by Appointment ANN AND CLARA'S Beauty Nook GLen. 4032 West Ridge Save-U-Center 630 Ridge Rd. W. ROCHESTER TABLE CO. Wholesalers of Fine KITCHEN and DINETTE SETS 434 Exchange Street LOcusr 7350 I QUALITY FOR 40 YEARS Y L L, X, ,, vi. U, . Ledlie Jewelers OPEN 6 a. m. to 12 p. m. KEEPSAKE DIAMONDS FINE WATCHES Sundays 9 a. in. to 12 p. rn. PARKER 51 PENS GJIJ - jewelry 833 Dewey Avenue at Driving Park 10 3 . g ' i Q ,gf '2 EaVP' H U If f V , X i ,, .- , 1 .fllf4Q:. IQ, ' w ix 1 4 I !X ' X LIBCDEFGLHI TKLMNOPQR STUVW XYZ. rm: ff?- X if, 9 ,F . all H13 YLTL 4 i 'I