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

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1953 volume:

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And so it can be with life as you are living it now-right here at .lohn Marshall High School-the excitement, the commotion, the activity! But with this difference-YOU are putting on the show. Will it be a good one? The perfection achieved in a circus performance is the result of years of painstaking preparation on the part of all the actors. What about the role you will play in life when your turn is called! Will you be ready? The role that each of you will play will be different-not everyone can be a clown, a bareback rider, or an acrobat. The performance would be dull if everyone did the same thing. Perfection is reached in life, as in the circus, when each performer is doing that at which he is best prepared and in tune with the whole show. You've put in many years of hard work and study getting ready for the show. Soon the calliope will begin to play-the show will go on-no matter what happens. Are you ready with your act? ADVISER Jessie Barry 9 5 7 41929 1 U 0 Bug D WR' 95 Duo Leon Friel XJ U Dua x um 05 Ann Turula Every circus has its ringmasters-Marshall is no exception. By guiding the interests and-abilities of every student, by helping them to solve their personal problems, and by discovering hidden talent, the advisers have directed the students to give a finished performance. Their many tasks have been handled capably-always with a smile of understanding. 8 Alfred Goetz Joseph Ulrich ESiXXvQ N 'iwlxk A X , fxif, Wgxfjjff X X XX . vjx jk! ixl R L -'kfL , ' , I 5 l P1 T' QS 5 4 Q iV px , O N 4 , ' it Q D l nf? W M IV M if ,' 'W . f, N f -f- I we 55 Qwff V9 Lffi ll gv ,,. , Q f f Q W 0 9,1 if X , I1 . I A 1 i , N V I A if 5 Q i? I lk J A m I l , h 4 X lm D A J ji H ?kL 5 lx 1, vi f ! L , Y 2 4 Lzffm-fc vs h E IQ v K f' '59, L, bw . 2 f f f 'ff' , Lulu E. Bartholomew Mrs. .lane Biddle Nellie E. Bitz Armand S- Bolton English English, English Df'iUBT,S Training Borden C. Booth David B. Brady Mathematics Business Education Head Trafton Boulls Social Studies William Bl1Sl1I16l1 Florence Chittenden, Health Education English-Latin Donald R. Clark Ray L. Clippinger Joseph H. Conroy Mrs. Dorothy R. Corbett Foreign Language Business Education Mathematics ience 10 Mrs. Dorothy H. Cox Norma Crittenden Kenneth R. Davis Clayton C. DeLong Carlos deZafra, Jr. Foods Psychologist P. T. Health Education Business Education Social Studies .tl lll John R. Eckhardt Paul T- EPPIUE Mechanical Drawing Mfltllemalws Ethel M. Dunn Elton s. me Clarepce B- Evaul English Social Studies Sclence Head 5 o Mrs. Jane Feuerherm Mary C. Foley Art English Head M Mrs. Grace C. Fulford W. Kenneth Fulkerson' Anthony L. Gerace Edwin A. Gordon Mrs. Doris F. Holcombe English Social Studies Head Health Education Social Studies Health Education ll Daniel C. Houseman Science Robert E. Ley Artcraft Helen M, Larhl-gp Frank C. Leach Grace M. Leader Business Education Social Studies English Monroe I. Lord Mathematics Isabel Mayo Latin Mrs. Mary M. Murphy English Charles H. Loth Science Mary M. O'Connor Health Education Joseph A. Melka Art 1! MIS- Edith B- Olmsiead Grace K. 0'Reilley Edna L. Parker Charles W. Pflaum Agnes V. Powers Mathematics Science Science Mathematics Mvdern Language l2 Ruth N. Puls Mrs. Laura W. Remington Mrs. Katharine Saunders Harold T, Singleton Willis G, Stewart Clothing Accompanist English Music Speech Therapist P. T John E. Sullivan Woodworking George W. Swanson General Metal S . v Grace .l. Tanner Social Studies L. Carleton Thayer Science .-, f x Thomas F. Vetter Ruth Holton White Social Studies Health Education Roy S. Thrall Instrumental Music W. Raymond Wright Sanford Zeman Nicholas Zona Business Education English Health Education Head In Memoriam I Philip Jenkins 13 ls., SCIENCE Future chemists, biologists and physicists gathered daily in the labs and class- rooms of the science department eagerly seeking new roads of scientific travel. Problems which baffled the alchemists were mastered in chemistry classesg Einstein's equation of relativity helped in physics classesg and actual, preserved specimens gave biology students a clearer understanding of this science. Continuous BUSINESS In the field of business training, many students took the opportunity to learn shorthand, typing, bookkeeping, office practice, and business law. A co-operative plan gave seniors the chance to apply their knowledge through training on the job, and commercial students also served as secretaries and messengers for faculty mem- bers to gain further secretarial experience. 14 MATHEMATICS Higher mathematics such as solid geometry, advanced algebra, and trigonometry, along with general elementary math, intermediate algebra, and plane geometry were oHered to students interested in this field of study. This training was given as an invaluable aide in any occupation, and under the expert guidance of our math teachers. the students were versed in the fundamentals. Performances HISTORY This year the social studies department was primarily concerned with teaching good citizenship which included social understanding and effective participation in a democratic society. It was realized by the corps of students that democracy as a way of life cannot be passed on from generation to generation simply by inheritance, without losing some of its vitality, The faculty tried in this branch to achieve its goal, by drawing upon the resources of history, government, geography, economics. and sociology. I5 Librarians B. Grinnell, K. Uderitz When a quiet place was needed in which students could study, the library, under the guidance of Miss Grinnell and her capable assistants, was the place to which students often turned. Whether the student was interested in doing re- search work or in reading for personal enjoyment, he found the shelves filled with the best books in every field. With pink lemonade Ofice Staf Elizabeth Jardine Mollie Markus Because of the complexity of business affairs and the great amount of clerical work ,concerned with the school, our big top has main- tained a capable and pa- tient staff to handle all cler- ical work and to dispense information. 16 Librarian Aid Winifred Dean Q Rl' f . as ,.k,,. was to Q 'xl 1 1 Mtg yvsju-7 I Nurse Frances Heaney Lunchroom Staj M. Bemish, L. Foster, M. Kolesnick, I. Burgdorf, D. Stahley, C. Fortune, M. Burdick. Every circus has its 'roust-a-bouts and medical staff, and our super menagerie is no exception. Our custodians, whose job it was to prepare our school for social events, to keep the building and grounds in good condition, and to maintain a warm and comfortable building, served us well during the past year. The lunchroom staff prepared excellent meals to whet the appetites of Marshall's performers. They also pre- pared tempting delicacies for many of Marshall's social events. Miss Heaney, our nurse, gave aid to those requiring it and helped retain good health among the big-top performers. and popcorn - - - Custodians Larry Tennity, William Gutz- mer, Edward Sutter, Kenneth Hanlon. IT ,g'? X W' ON THE fs MH 11.136 XXI! -v ff! XXX: I J if ..'-.29 fx P-+ ,-X I i WILLIAM E. ACKER Bill Tall, dark and handsome- Some boys have all the luck. C I ,, . iiliii Q Q A I 'A ? ' I 1 l ' RONALD BAYBUTT Blib A quiet, energetic fellow. RICHARD ALAIMO JOYCE MARTHA WILLIAM BARTLING Dick ALTPETER Bm The knowledge gained by The best Innes .Of .8 Handsome and blond: him woman are all combined in Of his friends he is fond' Should be gained by all. JDYCC- In Nlarshaws Big Tent N xi FLORENCE JANE BERRY Shorty A quiet, shy, little gal, Yet devilish and quite a pal. SHIRLEY BERRY Shirl A sweet girl thats our Shirl. 001 PAUL A. 'BONNET MARTIN RICHARD Laugh? Yes. why not? BIERWORTH 'Tis better than crying a Dick lot! CL SS OF 1953 A mind not to he changed by place or time. WILLIAM C. BOWDEN BONNIE JEAN KAREN BRINKMAN RICHARD BURANDT Flag BREISCH Stinky Brinky Dick Good looking, friendly, full BUF' Sweet as honey, busy as a A heart to resolve, a head of wit, Some think the world was bee, I0 Contrive, With us, he's sure a hit! made for fun - so do I, Neier another as wise as And a hand to execute. s e. You will find .... lie WILLIAM H. CAPRIO Cap Our class is tops - Here's one reason why! ROSE MARIE CANAVAN Rosle Rosie's tops in every way . . She gains a new friend every day. ELAINE CAMPER We like her smile, her shining hair, Her manner free from care. JOSEPH BURGIO JOYCE CARDILLO Joe fo A good sort and a good Short but sweet is this gal Sport' that can't be beat. CLASS OF 19 3 LORETTA M. CASSATA Friendly and kind - and always just. CL SS OF 1953 ROBERT FREDERICK DAVID SHEDDEN CHRISTIE Curls Dave surely is quite a riotg When he leaves, Marshall will seem quiet. RUTH CHENNELL Ruthie Ruth is our silver lining of a cloudy day. JOANNE CHRISLEY Secure in the hearts of her friends. The clown, The juggler, CHRISTOPHER Bob To have a friend is to be one. I U H l l GARY .ION CLEVELAND ROWLENE CLIFF JUNE S. CLINE JUDITH ELIZABETH He's a quiet man, Renee So dear to our hearts . COAPMAN But a great guy to have Always gay, always fun, Judy am'-md' Renee's a pal to everyone. Our memories of .Iudy will 22 linger forever. DALE CONVERSE In a presidential year Dale IQ our prize candidate CL SS OF 1953 MILDRED CURRY A ray of sunshine. 'VIARY ELIZABETH smile for all a welcome gad A jovial coaxmg way she I3 COOK ,pr-A 'Q NORMAN L COTE Norm This small tenor overflows the cup with tales of wls om JOLETTA T COUNTS 5 ' Joey A sparkling smile, and a cheery hello are the reasons Rnd so In we like her so. lf M JUDITH HELEN DEAN WINIFRED ANNE DEAN RONALD F. DEBLASE ROGER DICKINSON llldy Winnie DeBlase Rag A friend W.h0 will Sl1CCC6d: Peace and serenity of mind. Why worry? What's the His time, like his character. A personality which has al- use! is filled with the best. ready succeeded. PAGE 24 ,. . , 23 JOAN MARCIA DONNER WILLIAM E. DRAKE WILLIAM DUBIEL JOYCE ARLENE .loanie Bill Bill DUKELOW It's nice to be natural Bill's quiet, a little shy One of our too few studious Duke When you're naturally nice. But there's a twinkle in his youths - She won our hearts with eye. But watch out for mis- her winsome way. chief! They work together WILLIAM JAMES DURFEE Bill A little work, a little play- that's how he fills his day. ROBERT ECKERSON Tex Flash! A picture of person- ality. EDYTHE LORRAINE ECKHARDT Bunny Cute and friendly, loads of fun - Bnnny's a favorite with everyone. GAIL EDRIONDS RICHARD C. EDGETT Art, fun - a good friend, Dick Gail. Historian, scientist, who can tell? Whatever Dick does, he'll do it well. CLASS OF 1953 g . Qs-. 'O Q 'oo 2 M it ioovvg Q EJWQ Q Q , A ,,,....4,.. . NANCY C. ELLIOTT SYLVIA ANNE EWING JOANNE GRACE Nan Mickey EYSVOGEL A pretty girl is like a Grace is in all her steps, -70 melody . heaven in her eye. In sports Joanne tops the class. One and all - ROBERT M. FENDER Bob Steady and reliable, a true friend. SUZANNE FARRESS Sue Sweeter than honey. ANNA MARIE FARRELL Her cheerful ways have made her beloved by every- one. CLASS or 1953 SAM J. FARAH Fingers Boys will be boys. .IEANNE FORBES Her ways are the ways of pleasantness. BARBARA GAIL FORD Barb Not short, not tall, Her qualities reign over all. S OF 1953 ANTHONY FORM Moose A friendly guy, a faithful guy- ROBERT FRANCK Bob Fun and fancy free. SHIRLEY MARIE FOSTER A friend in sunshine and m shade MARJORIE MARY FORSAY Margie To . whom fortune herself . . Ylelds- The rmgmaslers, arhsts, DONALD FRANK Frank A man of might and lots of fight. 7'i NANCY L. GALLOWAY SUE CAROL GIBNEY GEORGE L. GIORDANO THERESA Nan Susie The Rock GIRALICO Let a smile be your um- Snapping eyes, shining hair, His Capers and antics Terry brella. One gal beyond compare. Would fill a book Our little bundle of heaven 26 K ROBERT CHARLES GREEN Creenie Here's a boy who's bound to climb. '5 75 CLASS OF 1953 MICHAEL J. GREENBERG Mike A conscientious student And a friend to all who know him. HELEN R. GRIDLEY Kim Never a dull moment. MILLICENT CUARINO Millie Beautiful, beautiful brown eyes . DONALD GROTH Don Witty, goodlooking, person- ality galore - Rnd ladies tall, WTQing0,'2j,e3Sk fo' any' DONALD L. RONALD HARTER ROBERT HARTSEIL MARCIA ANN HADDLETON Ron Bob HASCHMANN Don To worry about tomorrow Bob has good nature ucasf I an CYC in her di' Tall in stature, short in ls to be unhappy today. Plus good sense. TCCUOH, yvords, Me o my, ain't that per- Easily seen, seldom heard. fCCii0Y1? NANCY ANNE HESTER MARILYN JUNE HILL HARLOW H. HOAK JOHN HOGAN She possesses a cheery Witty to talk with, Inside this curly head Stately and tall. smile, Pleasant to know. many interesting facts are A friend to all. Friendliness that is worth concealed. while. There are moments of laughter RONALD HOLBROOK Ron Girls annoy me - I love to be annoyed. PATRICIA HOLLY Makes folks happy where- ever she goes. BERNE WYNNETH HOLMAN Nini There's mischief in those eyes! LEAH ALICE HOOKER RICHARD J- Lee HOLZSCHUH Leah's smile is the kind . Dick, . that never grows dim. Might 35 well SWG the girls a break. CLASS OF 19 3 If X JOAN HORTON Little girls should be se and not heard. D RICHARD D. HOWE RICHARD EARL HUGHS ROBERT K. IHRIG en Dick Perseverance still is king . Bob Wit, humor, and artistry Standard Bearer or our clever. flag - Intelligent, friendly, and Rnd fears, I lmowg CA ROL Cre yes tif' if EDWARD INGERICK Ingy I-le is hashful in school, Confident in athletics. ALFRED C. .IENTSCI-I Al 1 l-Iis ready wit and zest for fun - Make him loved hy every- one. I M PATRICIA JACKSON Pat With quiet grace she makes her way. CLASS OF 1953 aff' ,LW T ff' it if E MARVIN .IOINER Amhitious is this young man with a horn . My FRANCES JANE JONES Fran Quiet grace surrounds our Fran. ROBERT T. JONES Bubbling over with pep and vimg No one can help liking him. CLASS OF 1953 ALAN H. KAMB A good-hearted, merry fel- low is he. BETTY JANE KAISER Bet Some are tall, some are fair, Betty's both, so why com- pare? There is lightg there is shadow JOAN SHIRLEY KELLAWAY Her laughing ways and pleasing smile Make us happy all the while. DONALD KESEL DEWITT KIRCHMAIER WALTER W. RICHARD LEO KLUMP Kes Dee KLEINHENZ Dick Sometimes I sit and think. Life has its troubles - Hefkel' When not practicing dance Sometimes I just sit. Too many beautiful My thoughts are my com- steps, women - panions, He's practicing pranks. Too little time. 30 BONITA JOYCE KNIGHTS Bright, cheery, and snappy, She makes us all so happy. 0 0 0 CL S OF 1953 DENNICE LEE KOOP One gal that cun't he beat. Denny MARLENE KOPP Mar Actions speak louder than words. All in the show. JOYCE S. LAINC fo A friend to all. FAITH IRENE LADD Fay Water is wet, dust is dry Life is short, and so am I ,gn-at JAMES EARL LAMBE PHYLLIS LaMENDOLA JESSIE MAE LAUNDRY NANCY ANN Bugs Flea A in Latin, A in band, LAWRENCE Tomorrow to fresh woods, Small in stature she may Mani' good things are at Nan and pastures new. be, her hand- A rare combination of Shel. radiates with person- beauty and pleasure. a ity. 31 DOLORES ANN LAB00 JANET ELAINE LEDLIE DIANA JOYCE LEE MARY DELORA LEESON Dee Jan Dixie Mimi A quiet miss - Stately grace is set off by A winning friendship is a To know her is to appreci- Quite a miss. her golden hair and win- lasting friendship. ate her qualities. ning smile. MARJATTA LIPPONEN She's captured our hearts in many a way. Rs Seniors we have BEVERLY JANE LLOYD ev The quietness of her man ner we've all grown to love. KATHRYN LOBDELL Kathy Brightly fair. BENJAMIN LUCCITTI RUTH ALICE LOKE Ben. Ruthie Always ready with a help- Her old-fashioned beauty is ing hand and a friendly known to all. smile. CL SS OF 1953 -.5 JOAN HELEN LYNCH BARBARA MALLON PATRICIA JANE KENNETH MANSFIELD The blue of her eyes at- Barb MAI-'ONE Ken tracts all lhat Pass by- Demure and cute, her cheer Pat He gets around and has is contagious. Pat's sweet with eyes of his fun - blue, Quite a guy: ask anyone. Charm, personality, good looks, too. Shfuggled Harough .... SHIRLEY MASCLAY Shirl The joy of life is living it. MARILYN MARTIN Marty Marty has fame well earned. ROBERT I. MARSHALL Marsh Keen in mind and easy going. RICHARD MARASCO JOHN F. MASON Dick .lack Happy am I Nothing good was ever ac- From care I am free' complished without enthu- siasm. CL SS OF 1953 CARMEL McAVINNEY Terry A winning smile, a cheery wayg Carm is merry all the day. CL SS 0F 19 3 GIANLUIGI MELEGA Gigi Athlete, leader, artist, too. Is there anything this guy can't do? ROBERT MEARS 5 Bob 5 He is well paid who is i well satisfied. J ogooo, EUGENE McGORY Mac Hunting, fishing, trapping too, - These are the things he From Freshman onward likes to do. BEVERLY NOELLA C. MELLOR Bev With lovely Bev as cheer- leader we'll never lose. . PM-6 ln ' b ig is Q 1.04 -v Q I. X 9 is DOUGLAS MENZIE ARCHIE K. MEREDITH PATRICIA ALICE JOANNE ELEANOR Doug You'll never find him with MERRIAM MESSURA -'Who mixit reason with a serious look. Her friends are many . . . She'll always be remem- pleasure and Wisdom with Her foes - are there any? bered. mirth . JOAN MILLANETTI Irish She may seem quiet, But she's really a riot. CLASS OF 19 3 NANCY M. MILLER Nance Full of grace and charm. i CAROL ANNE MITCHELL Mitch To' know Carol is to know JOY- To victories new. CAROLYN RUTH MOORE Lynn What a cheerleader! Lynn's so sweet. She's one gal that can't be beat. JEAN MITCHELL Every boy is like a vol- ume . . . Oh, how I love to read! MARLENE ROSELLE ROBERT NACCA GORDON EDMOND FRED MORSE Reason is the master of all NEIDERMEYER OESTREICHER Butch things. Skip Eddie She doesn't talk much, H65 a little shy, but one A tranquil person accomp- Rllt ller smile SHYS all swell guy. lishes muvh. I that's necessary. N51-Q-Q- fy AMELIA ANNA PARO BARBARA ANN RICHARD RALPH JAMES PAUL Amy PARSONS PASCALE Humor is his favorite word. A quiet manner wing Barb Our class president, quite a friends. Lovely to look at, delight- EUY, . ful to known. Never lets anything pass him by. There were problems many DOROTHY JEAN PEARL Dot Steadfast, sober, and de- mure. LAWRENCE J. PERRY Larry They are never alone Who are accompanied by ' noble thoughts . ARNOLD ROSS PETRALIA Pizza The twinkle in his eye Delights each girl that passes by. PATRICIA ANN PIERCE ALICE MARIE PHILLIPS Paz Al A Sweet Smile, A better friend you'll never A wink of the eye, meet' Make our Pat as cute as CLASS OF 1953 ig ,.,. ff JOY MARTHA PIKE .IACQUELINE PIKER ALBERT FRANK BRUCE POTTER Oh, you adorable red-head. Jacky PORTER JR- One guy you'd like to meet. One Smile from Jacky and Whitey With personality that r'an't your troubles will vanish. Deeds are true proof of be beat. worth. Rnd challenges foo. K WERNER PREISSING Weemy Goes a long way to make friends . A .A ig Virtue is like a rich stone. , y, eeee y y MARIE s. Powms gf A 2 .A K Sv 1 , e L fig 5 we gb , gil -1 ,K Q , . x I F57 3' X 4, an X .K 2-5 I Q, fl 'G 'WH Ps 4, . A ..f?f. I, . ROBERT POWER Bob A Give me the wide open spaces. PATRICIA ALICE TERRY L. PRESTON POWER Woman came after man, - Pal She's been after HIM ever I love fun! Sime- CLASS OF 19 3 f cY FRANK PSCHIRRER Let each man do his best. DIANE QUINLAN She's very quiet, very sweet, The finest gal you'd want to meet. CL SS OF 1953 ELEANOR REGER Ele Witty to talk with and pretty to walk with. WILLIAM D. REEVES Bill Neither a care nor an enemy in the world. JAMES A. RECKAHN ffm With a saxophone he's greatg With his friends he's greater. Our masters were mang GEORGE REINHART A lad whose hazel eyes radiate influence. MARY ELLEN RIEDEL RAYMOND ROBERTS MARY LOUISE With dancing eyes and Old friends are the best ROBERTSON shining hair, friends. Mary Lou She is fi girl beyond C0m' She's not noisy, loud or gay, Dare. But enjoys life in a quiet way. 38 CL SS OF 1953 DON L. ROBINSON Curly If he has any faults, he has left us in doubt. JAMES J. RODENBECK WILLIAM RICHARD ROSENGREEN A boy of few, but profit able, words. Jim Jim, a newcomer, sure is swellg already he's our pal! JACQUELINE ROOD fackie She IS a friend, right to the end. Rnd showed us the wagg DONALD SABIN JOAN SCHLIMPF PATRICIA ANN SCHMID Don Bunny Trisch If success is what you need, A pleasant girl with pleas- Her sense of humor can'tk Look for Don to take the ant ways. be beat. lead. 3 9 ROBERT WESLEY ROOT Bob ' A ronscientious student, and a friend to all. MARCIA ANN SCHROEDER Marsh Leads a life of glee, A happy-go-lucky girl is she. NADEAN S. SCHROY THOMAS FREDERICK DONNA MARY JACQUELINE MARY Denny SCHUTTE SCHWARTZ SCHWARTZ Gentle and kind in manner. Tom Dee Jackie His easy manner and tire- To enjoy life is good She is quiet, fCSCFVCd, alld less effort enough for me. UHPFCICUUOUS- Will bring him success for- ever. So we -face tomorrow SALLY ANN SCORSE Sal A generous heart, A generous mind. 'N-..,f MARILYN JEAN SCOTT One who lives in today without a care RICHARD H. scoUTEN ' Dick When it comes to having fun Dick can't seem to be out- done. CAROLE MARIE BEVERLY ANN SEILS SENECAL Red , Fuzzy A fair exterior is a silent Spggk gf me as I am, recommendation. CL SS OF 1953 JOYCE SHADDOCK AGNES MAE SHERMAN SANDRA SIMPSON DONALD SMITH There's music in her face Ang!! Sandy Smitty and Character- She sings away trouble, A peppier girl you never Mr, Music! Laughs away care. did see. 'R brighf, new dag. 0 o SHIRLEY ANNE SOPORITO Shirl She's bright and she's blondg Of fun, very fond. ROGER SNOVER DONALD E. SPIELER Speed A dancer, tumbler, soccer star, Donnie's one boy that will go far. Rag A true friend, not just for today but always. JEANNINE ANN SMITH ANN SPINDLER Her voice is sweet, She speaks in a monstrous Her face smiling. CLASS 0F 1953 little voice. JANET STARWALD fan Prescious gifts come in little packages. ROBERT STEIDLE CL SS OF 1953 SHIRLEY STEIN She has an abundance of cheerfulness. SHEILA ANN STELLJES Endearecl to her friends by her joyous cheerfulness. MARILYN L. STEVENS Babe How quiet in school - How lively outside! IA fx Bob Swift to hear, slow to speak, slow to anger. We have JAMES STODDARD JEWETT L. STODDARD DANIEL STUTZMAN BRUCE SULLIVAN Jim A person worth knowing! Stutz Sully Steadfast, reliable, full of Personality and talent to Tall, handsome, full of fun fun. spare - With our Sully we've al A combination that's very rare. ways won. CL SS OF 19 JANET MARION SUTTER Jan Loads of fun, With work well done. s FRANK ROY THOMAS Joe I want a busy life with myself as boss. DONALD L. TEAGUE O . -I Don Who believes it's wiser to be good than to be bad? RITA THORPE Oh! but she was gay. Rnd hope for The fragg ELLEN LEE TICKNER Ellie Quiet and polite. HAROLD TIMIAN JOYCE TOBIAS ROBERTA TORNABENE SHEILA KAY Red Joy Bobbie TOWNSEND Kindly towards all in every Fair maidens are commonly Speech is silver: Kay way: fortunate. Silence is golden. Long live the merry heart Cheerful with all through V That laughs by night and the day. day. 43 ROSE ANN TRAPANI JOAN TUCKEY ROBERT VAILLETTE TINA LOUISE Rose is rather quiet, but JO Bob VALENTINE 31. Jolly gal among her Quiet, Smiling, ffi0HdlY, Who gladdens teachers A light heart lives long- rlends' Sweet, hearts because l1e's in class. In Joan all line things meet. Our minds are keen, 'll lb 'IT ii5'lf5'57ifff5il!Y'i 15:-V' V- , 0 Q52 'fi . I 'E - ' ' . A is ,gill 'ww -at-il - A sz. -.A 11, - L, iigfigl. 2 J A EUGENE RAYMUND W, f i? VANDEVELDE W e if Gene . w He'll make a proper man! iifiiVYfig ,V fl ,- ' ' f,-:,,-'- 'w351lZ'..': f15538FS41e3S, f -asa -I ' gt A '-', '91 i: -' RUTH ALICE VAN LARE Ruthie Clever and smart -- Fun loving too! RONALD EVERETT VAN PUTTE Van Slow of movement, quick of wit. CHARLES VILLAREALE BEVERLY JEAN VIELE Chuck B611 A just fortune awaits the She lives I0 P10556 Bild deserving. pleases to live. CLASS 0F 1953 MARIE VITELLO JANICE HELEN HERBERT F. LEWIS A. WATSON Without Marie our class WALKER WATERMAN Lewie would not be complete. Ian Herb He has 8 hold on our Cheerfulness is a sign of He has a line like a fisher- hearts. wisdom. man and plenty of bait. 1 Our eyes on the goal .... I . 3 g,,,,,l B bww? 6 l I 2 Q. x 'wifi if off GEORGE CLINTON WEBSTER Quiet and pleasant, He gives our class quite a present. WSF? .IUDITH ANN WEBER Judy Lovely hair, pretty face, JOAN WEAVER Laughing eyes, full of grace. Johnny She is witty to talk with and pleasant to think about. RONALD C. WAYTALAK MARCIA ANN WEILAND Ron, A girl of matchless wisdom. Tall, handsome, quiet, but gay . . . He's a champion in every way. CL SS OF 1953 STEPHEN WEILERT Corky If you want a friend, Steven's the one! HELEN MAE WEITZEI. Life's problems are small When met with a smile. CLASS OF 1953 CHARLES WENDT Charlie Quiet, shy, and He gathers knowledge un observed. DONALD F. WHEELER, Don An all-round fellow, a good scout, A wonderful person to have about. Rs we face We -fuhare - ROBERT STANTON WHEELER Bob A fellow you can't help liking! -,.g-'-25 vi! ,..-:ri GAYLE ANN WILSON MARCIA RUTH WILSON As merry as the day is long. Ma,-sh The sweetest flower is shy. 1-ug ,,-4 K CLASS 0F 19 3 CONSTANCE WINCATE Connie With energy abounding and personality galore. fy ALICE MARY WINTER Who wins with a smile! ELIZABETH E. WISHART She's very quiet, very sweet The finest girl you'd want to meet. So on with the show! EDITH MARIE WORBOYS Edie Her smiles are fairer far Than smiles of other maidens are. BARBARA MARY WOOD Barb While we live, let us LIVE! JOCHEN WORMS Yogi Tall and blond, a winning smile. Boys like '4Yogi make life worth while. KATHRYN ANN WURTZ Kathy A merry heart goes a long way. ,,.B'A ex ar Us cox ' 5 vi Xl 196 2 1.953 153 A IT HAPPENED ON THE MIDWAY October 22 Halloween Hop lXow ember 13 Senlor Tea December 12 Jumor Senlor Party January 21 Erghth Nlnth Grade Mlxer January 23 Snowball February 5 Career Day February 26 Sophomore Party March 6 Red Cross Benefit Dance March 25 Marshall Day May 28 Senlor Banquet June 5 Athlet1c Banquet June 20 Graduatron and Senlor Prom .uuvxaqrx 7' Gas! 9 A Secret ? Shop Shot Su CII Dept otog, esshzg E 9096 Xgm Sql 4 8 Spectators A ix X A '51 Dlfavvc U? v S. A. OFFICERS W. Caprio, P. Tenny, C. Johns, D. J I Stutzman. I JV JW1. ww M3J.1,f.,flUZi,,.ffv-f First Row: A. Viola, C. Johns, D. Stutzman, W. Caprio, P. Tenny. Second Row: H. Doty, J. Parsons, J. Sutter, J. Laundry, S. Ewing, W. DuBiel, Mrs. Barry, D. Holz- schuh, R. Pascale, D. Menzie, D. Sturm, Mr. Ulrich. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL The ruling branch of our representative govern ment, the executive council, consisted of the Stu dents' Association officers, the class representa tives, and the chairmen of Various school commis- sions, all under the careful guidance of Mrs. Barry and Mr. Ulrich. SENIOR OFFICERS R. Pascale, J. Weber, B. Parsons, G. Melega Dangerous Assignment so Ha- .-l R '.- U ,, . m'1..,, , Robert Ihrig, Ruth VanLare GUARDIANS OF THE FLAG The standard bearer and the guardian of of the flag were selected on the basis of class rating. Those holding the highest average were Robert Ihrig and Ruth VanLare. N. H. S. OFFICERS D. Menzie, S. Soporito, J. Laundry. Th First Row: D. Spielerg J. Reckahng D. Menzieg Miss Mayog P Bonnetg R. VanPutteg D. Stutzman. Second Row: K. Brink J. Laundryg B. Holmang S. Soporitog W. Dean. Third Row J. Deang C. ,lohnsg S. Ewing: J. Sutter. Fourth Row: W R. Edgettg R. Root. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society elected as its mem- bers students excelling in leadership, scholarship, character, and service to the school. Miss Mayo served as faculty adviser for the group. e Stars Sl mang B. Ford: C. Wingate: J. Altpeterg R. Hughsg K. Mansfield: M. L. Robertsong J. Tuckeyg N. Hesterg J. Ledlieg R. VanLareg Bowden: R. Ihrigg D. Kirchmaierg W. DuBiel3 M. Creenbergi SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES First Raw: L. Kazmayer, F. Masterson, S. Waterman, L. Meredith, C. Wehbx-ing. Sec- ond Row: D. Evangelist, C. Selke, G. Stewart, L. Do Vidio, C. Ainsworth, M. Rob inson. SUB-FROSH REPRESENTATIVES First Row: C. Heinzman, M. Herrick, S. Davies, D. May- field, F. Passero. Second Row: C. Bower, L. Calhoun. W. LaFave, D. Kellenhurg, D. Haefele, B. Donovan, J. Ecker, N. Davie, B. Smith. The Ring LEGI LAT RE The legislature of the student government, composed of an elected representative and alternate from each home- room, was led by Daniel Stutzman, vice-president of the Students, Association, and was aided by the advice of Miss Turula and Mr. Goetz. The group took an active part in the work of the school. 52 SENIOR First Row: B. Ford, J. Eysvogel. Sec and Row: G. Villerealle, D. Stutzmun D. Menzie. Third Row: D. Kirchmaxer C. Johns, J. Worms. FRESHMEN REPRESENTATIVES First Row: N. Wilson, H Kanaley, F. Scott, J. Young. C. Schwartz. Second Row I. Fuchs, S. Moulton, R. De Bock, J. Sheive, R. Kasper K. Plummer, P. Kennard, D Gran, C. Boyce, M. Branch REPRESENTATIVES first Row: J. Coapman, J. Schwartz. Second Row: R. Edgett, Mr. Geotz. Miss Tarulla. Third Row: .l. Mitchell. I Weber. M. Vitello. C. Melega. sm..- ...ow-5 Amador. JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES First Row: P. Triassi, B. Ott nod, J. Fagan, B. Alhro, .I Parsons. Second Row: J. Bom Byse, L. Seeley, D. Lewis, B Cramer, E. Pestke, G. Jewett E. Daniels. S. Van Atta. D Crumb. Nl asters LEGI LAT RE Some of the duties of the representatives of the various homerooms were to report to the homeroom the program of the legislature. and to take charge of the Red Cross drive. the March of Dimes drive, and the Students, Association campaign. This year, the legislature was responsible in bringing to the attention of the Board of Education the need of new flags for the classrooms. 53 melje, E. Reger, W. Van- 1 TRAFFIC SQUAD First Row: B. Prendergast. R. Bock, D. Kesel, D Klump, J. Burchill, P. Corwin, G. LaMendola. Second Row: L. Perry, I. VanDuser, B. Easton D. Edgen, D. cunlod, of Croth, D. McAnn, R. Mei li, E. McGory. 2 Q ,TX ! I gi 1 BOOKSTORE Mr. DeLong, J. Sutter, L. Ruemelin, N. Galloway, L. Almquist, M. Larry, C. Cuve- lier, M. Byers, P. Johnson. BANKING 8: TOKEN OFFICES B. Bierworth, B. Holman, J. Braun, J. Tuckey, .I. Ledlie R. Dayton. AUDIO VISUAL First Row: E. Tickner, S. Gib- ney, J. Horton, .I. Kellaway, S. Foster, M. Forsay. Second Row: M. Leeson, A. Paro, D. Hought- ling, M. KODP, .I. Carson, M. Hugaboom, J. Forster. Third Row: R. Nacca, B. Potter, D. Converse, J. Doyle, G. Van- Veghten, J. Lambe, F. Horwath, R. Barone, C. Barnard, G. Web- ster. Rt the Controls I . . INDOOR TRAFFIC SQUAD First Row: P. Westwood, E. Eckhardt, M. Martin, C. Moore, M. Robertson, B. Ford, W. Dean, J. Jacox, J. Haitz. Second Row: L. George, J. Tuc- key, S. Ewing, N. Gallo- way, R. Holbrook, J. Worms, D. Thorne, D. Wishart, R. VanLare, F. Gartland, L. Ruemelin, J. Seymour, E. Worboys. Third Row: M. Byers, C. Braund, F.. Caress, S. Carter, G. French, L. Alman, D. Robinson, R. Hughs, A. Kamb, R. Mas- lyn, B. Cass, L. Russo, C. Greene, D. Schlosser, S. Koper. STAGE CREW First Row: L. Kazmayer, C. Greene, B. DuBiel. Second Row: F. Woodard, S. Carter, W. Humm, G. Mathews. 55 First Row: Qkneelingl E. Wishart, S. Scorse, C. Senecal, D. Lee, A. Phillips, J. Eysvogel, J. Schwartz, B. Green. Second Row: fsittingl K. Brinkman, J. Smith. Third Row: lstandingl H. Hobin, L. Carr, R. Holbrook, D. Haddleton, D. Spieler, Mrs. Saunders, R. Pascale, P. Triassi, D. Guillod, G. Bohrer, J. Lambe, B. Eckerson, C. Barnard. RADIO WORKSHOP Behind the scenes of Station J .M.H.S .... Mrs. Saunders' energetic amateurs learned the skill of effective radio production- The workshop staff, with Ralph Pascale and William Bartling as the station managers and Robert Green, engineer, carried on Marshall Unlimitedn through another year of successful radio publicity. The Performers DRAMATICS CLASS Under the guidance of Miss Nellie Bitz, the performers of tomorrow worked to learn the techniques of the stage. Many types of stage productions were presented and criticized by the class in an effort to understand and appreciate the theater. Concentration in diction was also emphasized. First Row: S. Stein, F. Ladd, J. Ledlie, E. Eckhardt, .l. Coapman, G. French, P. 'Schmid, J. Weber. Second Row: B. Breisch, R. Fender, C. McAvinney, J. Dean, R. Cliff, J. Tobias, Malone, A. Snyder, A. Farrell, R. VanLare, W. Bartling, R. Shaw, D. Stubbs, L. Russo, S. Ewing, E. Caster. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS B. Bush, S. Soporito, C. Moore, J. Weber, M. Cook, B. Mellor, B. Mallon, R. Dayton, D. Reeves, I. Milanetti. CHEERLEADERS AND MAJORETTES Enthusiastically led by Mary Cook, captain of the 1952-'53 Varsity Cheerleaders, the squad cheered our teams to victory. Daily conscientious drill, pep assemblies, and cheering assignments were all part of their busy schedule. Another efficient leader was the captain of the Majorettes, Beverly Cramer. An exhibition of their skill was given at the opening of the Iurists' basketball season on Thanksgiving Eve. All Eyes on the Center Ring RESERVE CHEERLEADERS First Row: V. Weher, I. Fuchs, D. Lytton, P. Johnson, B. Hol- man, P. Caprio. Middle: J. Nebbia. MAJORETTES First Row: S. Cramer. Second Row: S Simpson, S. Cigna, G. Celestino, B. Ko walski. Third Row: C. Langenbacher D. Davy, S. Cramer, C. Lemon, A Korol. SE CH First How: Mrs. Remington, J. Milanetti, R. Street, C. Braund, M. Boyd, J. Siller, F. Ladd, D. Houghtling, J. Coapman, J. Smith, J. Cosmano, B. Frishy, S. Ewing, J. Lynch, P. Wheeler, A. Sherman, M. Guarin, M. Richardson, B. Alhro, T. Giralico, P. LaMendola, S. Marshall. Second Row: K. Hawes, A. Bishop, D. Davy, W. Godfrey, E. Camper, S. Gibney, J. Weber, C. Messuro, E. Eckhardt, L. Fraser, C. Cole, B. Ottnod, G. Clement, P Worsech, D. Evangelist, E. Tickner, P. Malone, V. Gould, D. Reeves, J. Shaddock, D. Bladdy, M. Heberger, T. O'Neill, B. Cote. Third IOR OIR Mr. Harold Singleton with Mrs. Laura Remington as accompanist, conducted the Senior Choir, composed of one hundred tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grade students, who thrilled many with their melodious voices. The schedule of events included concerts at the Eastman Theatre, the Teachers' Con- vention, the Art Gallery, and school assembly programs. Officers elected this year were Norman Cote, president, Eugene La Mendolla, vice-president and treasurerg Agnes Sherman, secretary, Phyllis La Mendolla, wardrobe mistress. First Row: Mr. Singleton, D. Roodg C. Bower, D. Mayfield, G. Irish, C. Pascale, B. Smith, C. Smith, C. Martin. Second Row: J. Eckardt, B. Baker, M. Potter, B. Malm, P. Bauer, A. Graham, D. Yenzel, T. Wheeler. Third Row: V. Desontis, D. Mitchell, C. Newton, K. Geshwind, R. Camp- bell, C. Signorino, J. Morris, B. Kettener, G. Geotz. Fourth Row: S. Wilson, B. Stocking, S. Swan, E. Kosel, R. Kowalski, A. Junher. Fifth Row: R. Hubble, K. LaBar, J. Vernelt, C. Lorenz, E. Pike, V. Brown, D. Heligman, W. LaFave, J. Black, R. Cairns, D. Hoefell. Row: E. LaMendola, J. Eysvogel, C. Johns, C. McAvinney, M. Clark, G. Wilson, C. Brasser, D. Guerin, V. Groth, S. Osborn, H. Powrie, B. Ranke, M. Robertson, J. Kellaway, B. Bierworth S. McKissock, B. DeKramer, M. Jackson, P. Caprio, S. Griffin, M. Lipponen, C. Moore, S Kenyon, D. Stubbs. Fourth Row: M. Martin, M. Riedel, R. Bock, J. Ledlie, E. Easton R Whalen, L. Russo, H. Mitchell, R. Putzig, H. Waterman, W. Burlingame, R. Copeland: R: Johns, B. Sullivan, D. Wilbur, K. Plummer, R. Dickinson, L. Meredith, W. Preissing, G. Vande- 1 Velde, D. Teague, T. Hinton, N. Cote, C. Selke, P. Jackson, E. Higham. The Junior Choir, composed of eighth and ninth grade students presented several enjoyable musg ical programs including a Christmas program and a spring concert. Officers this year were John Young, president, Charles Signorino, vice-president and treasurer, Josephine Dewey, secretary, Millicent Young, wardrobe mistress. First Roto: C. Schwartz, S. Clarke, M. Cawioll, S. Davis, S. Stein, Mrs. Remington. Second Row D. Crellm, M. Nasslvera, J. Weldon, R. Bauer, S. Hardwick, S. Power. Third Row: N. Kehr, G. Baybutt, M. Young, M. Branch, M. Reilly, A. Vitello. Fourth Row: J. Gilbert, W. Springer, T. VanDuser, M. Kendrix, E. Benton, F. Morrison, B. Hopper, A. Stippo. Fifth Row: V. Wright, N. Thayer, D. Anderson, J. Dewey, C. LaBar, S. Piker, V. Morrison, B. Donoson. UNIOR CHOIR First Row: T. VanDuser, T. 0'Hare, R. Easton, E. Caster, W. VanDyke, J. Zarnstorff, V. DeDiance, J. Ver- mett, S. Vaillette, M. Newton, D McCoy, Mr. Thrall. Second Row: K. Geschwind, R. Morgan, D. Pool M. Reilly, C. Baldeck, R. Kowalski, R. Hubble, D. Waite, D. Jumby, C. Newton, R. Smith, G. Gregory, M. Newton, P. McCabe, T. Bear. Third Row: L. Joiner, A. Form, A. Porter, R. Root, G. Higgins, D Stutzman, R. Currie, R. Bauer, D Holman, T. Towner, G. Rundell, D. Menzie. Fourth Row: R. Campbell J. Guarnere, L. Acierno, J. Knights, P. Bianchi, J. Dean, L. Seeley, L. Kazmayer, J. Stiles, J. Laundry, N. deVries, J. Besancon, D. Webster. S. Moulton. ORCHESTRA ,Q ,ll if The orchestra, offering another outlet for musically talented students, grew con- ,R tl N4 2, siderably this year. Besides its annual Spring Concert, the orchestra played for as- L:w'ip X Q semblies. V, ttf-li l Mr. Roy Thrall, the instrumental director, was the nucleus around which theself ffiit 'K x organizations revolved. E 35. .gig Musical Overtures ' Mr-,:-ff J' T I I 1. -JI I 'lx K First Row: P. Bianchi, C. Ains- worth, D. Wheeler, M. Robinson, L. Seely, R. Bargainier, J. Doan, J. Stiles. Second Row: Mr. Thrall, J. Buarnere, J. Reckahn, L. Arcierno, J. Knights, A. Viola, J. Besaneon, J. Laundry, N. de- Vries, D. Webster, S. Moulton. Third Row: B. Kruger, E. Cas- ter, V. DeDeiance, J. Comiglio, D. Ireland, R. Schlosser, T. Ranke, E. Caress, D. Cuillod. Fourth Row: R. Sanders, R. Bauer, D. Holman, D. Bane, R. Arvie, J. Rhodes, A. Form, R. Root, G. Higgins, G. Rundell. Fi th Row: A. Porter, D. Stutz- I man, M. Thorne. yr flilvl' JW frffa John Marshall High School certainly had reason this year to S E R be proud of its growing instrumental music organization. One of the purposes of the Senior Band was to promote school spirit and enthusiasm in assemblies, and at football and basketball 60 First Row: Mr. Thrall, R. Rueme- lin, E. Mayshy, C. Belnke, J. Pic- cirilli, R. Chapman, E. Maynard, A. Berry, G. Hegarty. Second Row: D. Judge, R. Mueller, R. Beiter, R. Copeland, D. Nash, W. Coates, R. Axon, R. Young, R. Sanderson, F. Newman, A. Triest. Third Row: R. Slocum, D. Mit- shell, A. Crowley, D. Krahl, N. Edgett, L. Klafehn. Fourth Row: A. Goodrich, J. McCarthy, J. Mc- Culloch, D. McCoy, D. Turk, E. Perrin, K. Wehner, J. Ballerstein, J. Poppink. W l ,ls nib 1 Us M' Th Band will be tomorrow's Senior Band and with this in mind its mem-V I fl b s led earnestly towards the goal. They pla ed music to re are for this honori I 1 . vi Y P P , , ., ,Q ,E , , U le rned the fundamentals of teamwork in their task. 5. ' - if ' . Q ' .' t -A ef' .af ' '- - - ' ' ' i r D it ii 1 54 41 l The Music Brigade W' ,- ' , s L'f-fgzigrcgl Q Ufl, me ow- I J Lt....,.,,A x,i,v.M LL - kqiii, uTT'1ii70 'fQ -.. CM All Nwih games by playing Marshall's pep songs and stirring marches. The organizationis more serious objective was to present musical pro- grams of the highest quality to the student body and the public. First Row: M. Bianchi, S. Stock- ing, M. Waugh, - rongh, K. Burns, T. ear. ond Row: A. Johnson, N. Temp, L. Kazmayer, K. Plu eg S. Wilson, D. Mansfield, . - man. Third Row: W. Hu m, T Easton, W. VanDyke, J. d- riod, D. Crellin, D. Ellis, . an- Dyke, F. Prest. Fourth Row: J. Miller, F. Stegeman, L. Joiner, R. Scranton, J. Zarnstorff, R. Weiss, D. Menzie, D. Frank. Fifth Row: R. Edgett, S. Power, D. Robinson, F. Gem, R. Us- borne, T. Towner, N. Hester, M. Newton, P. McCabe. AN RATING CLERKS First Row: B. Holman, J. Sutter, P. LaMendola, S. Soporito, D. Crumb, K. Brinkman, B. Gallup, S. DeBisschop. Second Row: E. Piver, J. Moss, B. Lowe, Mrs. E. B. Olm- stead, J. Black, A. Junher, T. Salts- man. Third Row: C. Braund, N. Eddy, J. Kuchman, J. Ferner, J. Schutte, D. Chapman, P. Westwood, E. Maynard, K. King, D. Hought- ling, R. Van Lare, R. Ihrig, Fourth Row: J. Haitz, J. Braund, L. Skir- ment, J. Gilloon, M. Morales, M. Nott, D. Reeves, E. LaMendola, S. Waterman, A. Sherman, J. Tuckey. Fifth Row: C. Wingate, M. Preston, D. Hauss, P. Crampton, B. Ranke, C. Rexer, K. Born, B. Lockwood, ' D. Lytton, B. Breisch, R. Fender. V Sixth Row: R. Noonan, C. Perry, F. Cern, T. Hinton, B. Hememan. The rating committee, with Ruth VanLare and Robert Ihrig as student chairman, and Mrs. Olmstead as the faculty adviser, was successful in the determination of in- dividual ratings. Each homeroom rating clerk computed the rating of each student in his homeroom and handed in the report to the central committee. Behind the Scenes Each Monday morning the elected bank clerk of each homeroom busily col- lected the money from thrifty students. This year a new program simplified banking for the clerk as well as the students. By this new system each banking student was provided with his own envelope into which the money and banking slip were placed. BANKING CLERKS C First Row: J. Trapani, M. Bianchi, D. Fuchs, J. Davis, D. Reeves, P. Westwood. Second Row: B. Shawhan, P. Bianchi, J. Hutchison, K. King, A. Car- penter, B. Bush. Third Row: J. Cosmano, E. Camper, C. Cald- well, J. Eshleman, T. Saltsman. D. Webster, S. Vollertsen, M. Guarin. Fourth Row: R. Ihrig, R. Currie, B. Stanin, J. Stone, E. Pike, D. Lytton, B. LaMont, J. Eysvogel, L. Fraser, G. Clem- CHI. 62 Ni- REPORTERS First Row: B. Bowden, Mrs. Biddle, J Donner, S. Scorse, V. Could, C. Craund, J. Coapman, J. Messura, B. Hollbrook, Sec- ond Row: J. Schwartz, W. Dean, J. Tuckey J. Laundry, V. Laakso, M. Clark, M Morse, E. Eckhardt. Third Row: J. Jacox A. Jackson. Fourth Row: S. Waterman, C McAvinney, J. Dean, M. Martin, L Hooker, N. Hester, J. Ledlie, L. Remelin E. Reger, R. VanLare, C. Wingate. TYPISTS Soporito, J. Braun. The Press Bureau Mrs. Biddle capably advised the Docket Staff assisted by Sylvia Ewing. the editor-in-chief. Six editions of the paper were published this year plus a special Christmas issue. Three of the staff and Mrs. Biddle attended the Empire State School Press Association Conference at Syracuse, in November. There they learned about student publications and brought back many new ideas of journalism fundamentals. P. Merriam, N. Galloway, S. DOCKET STAFF Standing: T. Giralico, S Ewing, K. Brinkman, B. Ford, J. Worms, R. Crumb, J. Altpeter, R. Currie, C. Greene. Sit- ting: Mrs. Biddle. 63 First Row: D. Stutzman, K. Brinkman, W. Dean, R. VanLare, Miss Dunn, J. Sutter, S. Ewing, B. Ford. Second Row: A. Kamb, D. Menzie, E. Eckhardt, R. Holbrook, Y. Worms, W. DuBiel, E. Wishart. GENERAL STAFF Co-Editors ....... Managing Editor . . . Lay-Out Co-Editors .. General Adviser .... Senior Editor .... Activities Editor Classroom Editor .... Sports Editor ..... Art Editor .... Art Staff .... Art Adviser .................... Janet Sutter, Ronald Holbrook, Ruth VanLare EDITORS THE 1953 .. . . Janet Sutter, Ronald Holbrook RuthVanLare Daniel Stutzman, William DuBiel Miss Ethel Dunn . . . . . Sylvia Ewing . . . Barbara Ford . . . Joyce Altpeter ... . . . . . Douglas Menzie . .. . . . . . . . Richard Burandt Richard Howe, Joy Pike . . . . . Mrs. Jane Feuerherm Advertising Adviser ........ Mr. George Swanson Sales and Distribution Chairman .............. Marilyn Clark Sales and Distribution Committee .............. Betty Bierworth, Patricia Crampton, Nancy DeVries Sales and Distribution Adviser . . Mr. Paul Epping Photographers- .............. Jochen Worms, Alan Kamb Typists ..................... Shirley Soporito, Barbara Wood, Carolyn Moore, Carole Johns Proofreaders ............ Mary Lou Robertson, Karen Brinkman a-ws llil ... Q .A R. lhrig, Mr. Swanson, S. Stein, Mr. Housman, T. Giralico. Inset: Mr. Epping. BUSINESS STAFF JOHN QUILL Crinds Co-Editors . . . ............... Karen Brinkman, Edythe Eckhardt Crinds Committee ....................... Patricia Malone, Leah Hooker, Robert Fender, Donald Spieler, Kenneth Mansfield, William Durfee, Marlene Morse, Joan Donner, Winifred Dean, Judy Coapman, Janet Ledlie Faith Ladd, Carmel McAvinney, Ralph Pascale, Donald Wheeler, Editli Worboys, Robert Green. Business Manager .... Robert Ihri Business Adviser ....... . . . Mr. Daniel Houseman Advertising Chairman . . . ................................ Shirley Stein Advertising ..................,................. Judy Coapman, Roberta Tornabine, Theresa Ciralico, Thomas Schutte, Robert Nacca. Senior Statistics C0-Editors .. Elizabeth Wishart, Winifred Dean Write-ups .................. Ronald VanPutte, Stephen Carter, Robert Root, William Bowden, Richard Hughs, Joanne Messura, Connie Win- gate, Louise George, Winifred Dean, Jessie Laundry, Berne Holman. junior Aides ................. Roberta Dayton, Robert Green, Roger Bargainnier, Thomas Cass. Joy Pike, Richard Burandt, Richard Howe, Mrs Feuerherm. ART STAFF 65 Proofreader w x Editors Photographer S32 49' Yxxi Q0 D Q, Q9 f f 46 o X if N G 3 G0 o X f Y -iff, 4.-nv- Going Press ,fo if tiki: ,-25.35 HPF' JF as kiwi, me ,ma 'af Rx +15 xl ae 'H ,D First Row: N. Lawrence, B. Parsons, B. Ford, J. Tuckey, J. Laundry, K. Brinkman, W. Dean. DELTA second Row. B. ciengef, J. Rood, M. Hill, M. Powrie, J. Donner, M. time, P. Merriam, M. Lip. TRLY ponen. Third Row: A. Winter, J. Cardillo, J. Siller, C. Braund, C. Wilson, M. Byers, S. Kenyon, L. Hooker. J. Eysvogel, S. Foster, E. Wishart, R. VanLare. Added HI-Yls To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character? This, the purpose of all Hi-Y's throughout the United States, serves as a basis for planning the activities of Hi-Y clubs. In addition to the business meetings of every social organization, the Hi-Y program consists of service projects, such as doing vol- unteer work at the Y M C A, showing pictures at the Home for the Aged and giving aid to the needy, educational programs such as important speakers, field trips to places of interest and problem discussion periods, and social meetings, such as bowling parties. dances and holiday parties. BETA First Row: S. Farress, S. Daniels, M. Cahill, P. Caprio, J. Hutchison, J. DuPont. Second Row: LASA J. Hampshire, G. Irish, N. Kehr, J. Meinhardt, S. Witherow, J. Herzog, J. Owen, P. Cooley. Third Row: R. Schwanke, N Merkel, C. Brasser, J. Dean, G. Baker, I. Koetzle, D. Pearson, P. Hodecker, TRI.Y L. Jardine. 68 First Row: .l. Altpeter, D. Webster, A. Sherman, E. Eckhardt, N Hester .l. Ledlie, D Wangman V. l.aakso, W. Godfrey, P. Bianchi. Second Row: F. Ladd. P. Malone, Ji. Coapman, Galloway: ALPHA C. Rexer. .l Bates, E. Pike, L. Perkins, B. Frisby, S. Calloway. Third Row: K. Wurtz, E. Wor- TRLY hoys, B. l-lolman. S. VanAtta. C. Smith, l. Gargosh, S. Cornish. Attractions TRI-Y's The solemn installation service was only the beginning for the newly inducted members of Tri-Y. This society is not only a part of ,lohn Marshall but reaches out as a great sisterhood all over the world. It was not long before members found themselves on committees to plan such social events as Hi-Y - Tri-Y dances, spaghetti suppers, Christmas caroling, and splash parties. The weekly meetings strove toward better understanding of oneself and others through speakers and films on dating, family relations, cosmetics, and etiquette. Under the supervision of young and enthus- iastic advisers, the girls learned how to plan programs and carry them through- emphasizing the essential quality of leadership. First Row: F. Salvaggio, C. Langenbacher, P. Luteski, E. Ensign, D. Davy, S. Simpson, .l. Smith, PHI ZETA D. Geer, L. Petralia, J. Davis, D. Marvin, M. Moflit. Second Row: M. Young, B. Malchow, B. BETA Kowalski, S. Marshall, D. Evangelist, D. Bladdy, G. Sabin, N. Smith, C. Zeitvogel, Maryann Adams, Marilyn Adams, C. Pearl, A. Korol, T. O'Neill, M. Carson, C. Hughes. TRI-Y 69 First Row: S. Townsend, D. Koop, D. Crumb, C. Rentschler, J. Schutte, C. Pearl, G. Sabin, M Preston, B. Parsons, D. Lytton, J. Dukelow, F. Gartland, L. Ruemelin, C. Moore, D. Hauss, L. Cassata, S. Scorse, J. Fagan. Second Row: E. Camper, B. Holman, E. Worboys, J. Altpeter, R Tornabene, J. Messura, D. Quinlan, J. Piker, E. Eckhardt. Third Row: S. Waterman, S. Simpson C. Mosteller, M. Young, M. Collyer, K. Brinkman, S. Foster, J. Bommelje, J. Kellaway. LUNCHROOM CASHIERS The lunchroom cashiers are the industrious girls who worked during both lunch periods making change and receiving the money for our lunches. STUDENT SECRETARIES Acting as student secretaries and mes- sengers provided op- portunities for the stu- dents to serve the school. C. Mosteler, M. Young, M. Collyer, K. Brinkman, S. Foster, J. Bommelje, J. Kellaway. T TREASURY First Row: Mr. Clippinger, P Tenny, B. Seils. A. Farrell, R. Wiening. 70 Our student treasurer, Patricia Tenny, held one of the most vital jobs of our student government. With the assistance of Mr. Clippinger, Pat's duty was to collect and count daily all money received by the school. ,K W fa . , ,,,. f, ,Lf. .V ll I-l. Q fl X.,- ., bm, LV ,.t, w zifggig S 2ij.,g kk . ,. Vkgkif k7kk-k ' ' ' I it mix - . -gg 3' :I fy' fi N X x Q' 'X i f Q-X -5 . XX . R xx Y f xx ,X s .i x X WWW? ' x X Ll ! It . V, . 5 fjgip ,, r Y f , ' 1 f x,,ff'a f2, p Q 1 + Q 4' if. I1 i , - ,,, - X . , ox hx 'gli A L I Z .4 W J 01 ' 1 - ' ' f ' h ! X N. . , , A X , y 5' Kr ,ff X ,. ff: ' X I gr I . if Jr! If .4 I! X ,. I -xl X , V , K S, , X in, , I , A X X X' A I' ' c - , . 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Benjamin, B. Frisby, M. Rich- ardson, J. Fagan. Third Row: J. Ledlie, B. Malchow, J. Altpeter, H. Weitzel, D. Carr, S. Waterman, M. Forsay, J. Piker. Fourth Row: R. Dobbertin, J. Knights, W. LaFave, R. Loke, S. Forsay, D. Hauss, Bentley. Bells on their toes Better than jugglers Bareback riders The year 1952-'53 was a suc- cessful one for girls, sports. The list of sports offered this year was extended to include bowling, bad- minton, volleyball, basketball, swimming, soccer, baseball, ping- BASKETBALL CLUB First Row: V. Croth D. B F , egy, J. agan J. Schulte, B. Painting, R. Shaw. Second Row: P. O'Hara, H. Eagan, B. Paul, E Paul, N. Tischler, L. Studley. Third Row L. Cass, V. DeGrace. Fourth Row: M Forsay, R. Chennel, R. Dobberton, S. For say, Miss White, D. Lytton, M. Robert son, M. Justice. Aquatic stars pong, and a stunt and a dancing club. On January 15, Marshall girls played hostess to representatives of eight schools and all partici- pated in and enjoyed the monthly Girls' Sports Day. ., gk IM SOCCER TEAM C First Row- D. Chapman, D. Jewett, J. Jones, L. Higbe. Third Row: W. Klienhanz Holman, Daniels, N. Edgett, A. W. Preissing, B. Romig, D. Chamberlin, R. Pascale, D Wheeler Second Row: W. Spieler, B. Bartling, C. Weaver, G. Melaga, E. Ingerick, H. Van . Frank, P. Bonnet, B. Hoak, D. Kirchmaier, S. Guarino, R. Alaimo, L. Alman Capi . Stanin, R. Bock, G. D. Grau, R. DeBack, E. Caress, Coach Gerace. O The 1953 edition of the Marshall soccer team, under the able eye of coach Anthony Gerace, booted its way to Marshallis third con- secutive city and section V championship. The Jurists found little competition in the inter- scholastic league circuit as they extended their win skein to 29 straight. Leading the scoring for the second year in a row was Don Spieler, who blasted 39 points through the enemy uprights. The team itself garnered 134- points to the opposition's 11. This is believed by many to be a national record. Guarding the nets for the pitchmen was a trio of goalkeepers consisting of Ed Caress, Walt Kleinhenz and Werner Preissing. A definite factor in the team's success was a teen-age dip- lomat by the name of Gigi Melega who played a brand of soccer which is seldom seen in inter- scholastic circles. A After conquering all eight of the city high schools, the Orange and Blue pitchmen swept aside Spencerport in a decisive 12 to 1 victory tiff wi i' CCER in the opening game of the Section V soccer tournament. In the final fray the Marshall men dropped the visitors from Hornell by a score of 6 to 3 to capture the sectional crown. SOCCER SCORES Marshall ........ 19 Charlotte . . Marshall 5 East Marshall . . . . . . 7 Edison . . . . Marshall . . . . . . 22 Franklin . . Marshall .. . ...'14 Jefferson . Marshall . . . . . . 16 Monroe . . . Marshall . . . . . . 14- Madison . . Marshall... ...19 West Finals: Marshall . . . . . . 12 Spencerport Marshall . . . . . . 6 Hornell . . . 74 U--. a s - lv I SOCCER P G. Melega, W. Bowden, D. Spieler, P. Bonnet, K. Mansfield. C. Weaver, W. Bartling, Coach Cerace. CROSS COUNTRY The Cross Country team, coached by Mr. Wright, fin- ished a good season in a tie for fourth place. The var- sity squad included: Bob Easton, Ron Van Putte, J ack Van Duser, Ron Hauck and Phil Corwin. The squad captured sixth place in a field of seventeen teams in the sectionals. First Row: B. Ranke, C. Russell, T. Van Duser, D. Phillips, B. Carroll L. Watson R. Easton. Second Row: J. Van Duser, R. Van Pulte, A. Ientsch, T. Cass, G. Hig- gins, R. Roberts, Corwin. Third Row: Coach Wright, J. Young, R. Bargainnier, D. Haddleton, B. Stledel, R. Edgett, .l.,Hogan, S. Carter. 75 t FOOTBALL First Row: V. Marshal B. Gallo, R. Axon, A. Gratto, C. Usborne, C. Farrell, R. Riderl assi. Second Row: Mr L. Sklenar, R. l Bear B. Reeves C C Villereale R Coleman P Trl French, B. Bellor, Viola, D. .Van Putte, B. ' , .i 'Q Gern, R. Lewis, T. jM W QL' MV y :my . i H 6 3 1 - ff' J , , rd h't treaks QKEJBQ. Fck, the John O harsh Q5 ' me 1ysfhGlj the 1952 season with a V and five osses -ho gh this particula y 1m fthe ootball were s a 1 1 andouts for am Bruce Sullivan whos ste r playing at . l . W Qui n , I .ti l at A r Simiibving. it X .nan . left nd held up that side of the line, was awarded 76 G. Lempke, H. TEAM Mitchell, M. Flanagan. Third Row: Mr. Stewart, B. Heine- man, R. Smith, B. Plank, R. Marasco, G. Schudel, C. John- ston, T. Hunt, R. Whalen, P. Neefe, D. Axon, E. Pestke, H. Waterman, R. Holzschuh, W. Durfee, B. Sullivan, Coach Davis. I Th Strong Men a position on the first team all-league squad. Dick Holzschuh at center and John Marvin at fullback, really helped the team with their terrific play. For their efforts, they received awards from the Touch- down Club. Coach Davis was ably assisted this year by Mr. Butz and Mr. Stewart. Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall FOOTBALL .. 7 Fairport .. 7 West . . 28 Charlotte .. O Madison .. 7 Jefferson .. 13 ,Edison . .. 6 East l BASKETBALL Marshall Spencerport Marshall West ..... Marshall Charlotte . Marshall Madison .. Marshall Jefferson .. Marshall Monroe . . . Marshall Edison . . Marshall Franklin . . Marshall Aquinas . Marshall East . . . Marshall West .... Marshall Charlotte . Marshall Jefferson .. Marshall Monroe . . Marshall Edison . . . Marshall Franklin .. Marshall East ..... Although Marshall lost its entire team from last year, this year's team, former reserve league champions, displayed good teamwork and the abil- ity to come back after a poor start. In the first half of season play, the hoopsters were unable to record a single win. In the second half of the campaign, however, they picked up two wins and lost some close heartbreakers. High single game scoring honors went to Bill Schaeffer who recorded 20 points in one game. He also holds the highest total for the season with 181 points, averaging 10.2 per game. Bill Reeves was second highest with 135 points followed by Don Axon, Dick Holz- schuh, Don Spieler and Bruce Sullivan. The final record gave the boys two wins against 14 losses in league competition. The Tall Men BASKETBALL First Row: C. Weaver, S. Farah. B. Van Dyke. D. Axon, D. Spieler, B. Prendergast, E. Pestke. gegong Row: Coach Bushnell. E. Caress, B. Reeves. B. Sullivan, D. Holzschuh, B. Carr, B. c ae er. First Row: R. Waytalak, B. Caprio, R. Rhoades, J. Holberton, G. Jewett, D. Kirchmaier. Second Row: I.. Van Dyke, E. Daniels, A. Van Levern, R. Van Dyke, B. Butler, D. Edgett, D. Davis. Coach Ge-race. Third Row: R. Bargainneer, C. French, B. Evans, B. DuBiel, D. Haddleton, J. Farrell, K. Mansfield. With the Greatest of Ease After twelve years and one hundred and four- teen consecutive victories, the record of the Mar- shall swimming team was finally broken. While trying for their one hundred and fiftieth win against a favored Franklin team, the finmen suf- fered defeat. The meet was close and it was not until the last race, the 200 yard relay, that the outcome was decided. Franklin won that race and put an end to a great record. The swimmers, led by co-captains Ron Waytalak and Bill Caprio, went through the remainder of the season undefeated. Special honors go to Ron Waytalak for setting a city record in the 100 yard backstroke. Pool rec- ords were broken by Bill Caprio in the 100 yard freestyle and by Gordon Jewett in the individual medley. Ken Mansfield, DeWitt Kirchmaier, Dick Davis, Bill DuBiel, Gordon French, Chuck Farrell, Roger Rhoades and Norm Files were other con- assistent winners. The Jurists, led by Bill Caprio, who won both the 100 yeard freestyle and the 100 yard breast- stroke, Roger Rhoades who won the 200 yard free- style, and Ron Waytalak, who set a new record in winning the 100 yard hackstroke, successfully de- dended their sectional title for the 19th straight year. SWIMMING SCORES Marshall ...... Madison Marshall ...... Franklin Marshall ...... West . . Marshall ...... Edison Marshall ...... Charlotte Marshall ...... Monroe Sectionals : Marshall ...... Franklin 1 MEM First Row: H. Hoak, E. lngerick, L. Watson, B. Durfee, Marasco, G. Schudel, B. Noonan, Coach Davis. Third Row: R. Van Putte, A. Petralia, E. Wadman, E. La Mendola, P. T. Towner, B. DiPonzio, T. Saltsman, W. Springer, D Bonnet, A. Jentsch, M. Stelljes. Second Row: D. Collins, Van Putte, L. DoVidio, D. Phillips, W. Houghtling, R E. Gallo. .l. Parson, B. Bellor, A. Viola, B. Heineman, R. Rider. WRESTLING TEAM WRE TLIII This year, Marshall had one of the top flight Gene La Mendola and Louie Watson went unde- wrestling teams in the city. After an early season feated while Paul Bonnet, Earl Wadman, Ron loss to Madison, the matmen began to score wins Van Putte and Ed lngerick lost only one match. with regularity under the coaching of Mr. Davis. TRACK The 1952 track team coached by Mr. Davis Dee Kirchmaier, who captured first place in the placed sixth in the Inter-scholastic league. Out- city tournament, Dave Stoll and Chip Edmonds. standing for the lurists were the three pole-vaulters. TRACK TEAM First Row: J. Collyer, G. John- ston, D. Kirchmaier, D. Holz- schuh, B. Tobin, B. Green, E. Weunch, C. Russell. Second Row: D. Van Putte, T. Cass, C. Villereale, D. Stoll, H. Couch, R. Van Pune, J. Van Duser, Coach Davis. 80 BASEBALL TEAM First Row: L. DeFrancesco, R. Pica. Second Row: S. Fa- N. Cote. Third Row: D. Hollwedel, L. Sklenar, C. Weaver rah, D. Axon, E. Pestke, B. Sullivan, P. Neefe. R. Harter. K. Manslield, D. Spieler. B. Mears, Coach Bushnell. BASEBALL The Jurist's 1952 baseball team, under the Other standouts were Ron Harter, Norrie Trevor skillful guidance of Coach Bushnell, wound up the and BFUCC Sullivan. season with a league record of two wins and six losses and a non-league record of one and one. Leading the squad were the blazing bats of handled the Catching- Len DeFrancesco. Ralph Pica and Don Spieler. Pitching chores were handled by Don Hollwedel and southpaw Sam Farah while Ed Pestlce expertly Cn the Road Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall BASEBALL . . . . . . 10 Pittsford 2 Edison 1West.. 6 Charlotte 4 Madison 5 Jefferson 1 Monroe ....... 1 Franklin 5 East . . . . . . 2 Batavia . 3, 81 SENIOR STATISTICS WILLIAM E. ACKER 188 Alameda Street No. 75 Junior Choir 15 Alternate H. R. Representative 15 Music 2. College RICHARD ALAIMO 15 Fairview Heights No. 75 Soccer team 2, 3, 45 Swimming team 3, 45 Tumbling 3, 45 Swimming Club 1, 25 Track 3, 45 Junior Choir 15 Music 15 Picture Representative 25 Badminton 2. College JOYCE MARTHA ALTPETER 672 Main Street NVest Lincoln Park No. 445 Minor Letter Scholarship 15 Major Letter Scholarship 25 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 Volleyball 35 Badminton 3, 45 Bowling 35 Marshall Day 25 Student Secre- tary 3, 4: Senior Banquet 35 Docket 3, 45 Attendance Aide 2, 35 Graduation Usher 35 Junior-Senior Party 35 Red Cross 35 John Quill 45 Senior Tea 45 Ice Skating 15 Beauty Clinic 25 Swimming 3: Student Aide 15 H. R. Bank Clerk Alter- nate 2, 35 Assembly 15 Usher Museum 35 Model Republican Convention 3. College WILLIAM BARTLING 22 Dalston Road Barnard: Soccer team 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball team 1, 2, 3, 4 fReserveJ5 Halloween Dance 45 S. A. Assembly 45 Dra- matics 45 Athletics Award-Minor 35 May Prom 3. Armed Forces RONALD BAYBUTT 49 Goodwill Street No. 415 Nvrestling 1, 2, 3, 45 Homeroom Basketball 1, 25 Swimming Club 15 Grind Committee 45 Cross Country 15 Track 25 H. R. Basketball 25 Minor Letter Athletics 15 Major Letter Athletics 25 Scholarship 1, 2, 3. College FLORENCE JANE BERRY 107 Palm Street No. 415 Majorettes 1, 25 Junior Choir 15 Senior Choir 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 1. College SHIRLEY BERRY 107 Palm Street No. 41: Bowling 1, 2, 35 Orchestra 1, 25 Volleyball 25 Tennis 15 Baseball 15 Sales at Games 25 Lunchroom Cashier 35 Dancing 1. College MARTIN RICHARD BIERWORTH 228 Westmount Street No. 415 Audio Visual 2. Work PAUL A. BONNET 475 Avis Street Spencerport5 Soccer 25 Wrestling 3, 45 Baseball 35 May Prom 35 Homeroom President 35 Captain Soccer Team 45 Junlor Town Meeting 35 Minor Letter Scholarship 35 Minor Letter Athletics 35 Legislature 35 Lunchroom 35 Scholarship 35 Junior-Senior Party 3. College WILLIAM C. BOWVDEN 273 Eastman Avenue No. 41 Baseball Manager 15 Swimming Club 1, 25 H. R. Basketball 1, 2, 35 Swimming Team 3, 45 Soccer Team 1, 2, 3. 45 Golf Team 3, 45 Minor Letter Athletics 25 Major Letter Athletics 35 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3, 45 Minor Letter Scholarship 15 Major Letter Scholar- ship 35 Rating 1, 25 Assembly 1, 2, 45 Student Aide 15 Marshall Day 25 Service Corps 2, 35 John Quill 35 Docket Staff 35 Docket Editor 45 Quill and Scroll 3, 45 Stage Crew 35 Dance Committees 3, 45 Model Convention 35 Sports An- nouncer 45 Minor Letter Activities 35 Major Letter Activities 35 School Award 3. College BONNIE JEAN BREISCH 112 Whitman Road Barnard: Trl-Y 1, 2, 35 Tri-Y President 35 Student Secre- tary 35 Attendance Collector 2, 35 Athletic Banquet 35 Sen- ior Banquet 35 Drama 45 Audio-Visual 45 Picture Repre- sentative 2. Work 17 Owen Street KAREN BRINKMAN lVest High: Honor Roll 2, 3, 45 Minor Scholarship Award 35 Major Scholarship Award 35 Minor Athletic Award 35 Major Athletic Award 3 5 Veterans of Foreign Wars Award 35 Rating Clerk 3, 45 Co-Chairman S. A. Campaign 45 Trl-Y 3, 45 Junior-Senior Party 35 Snowball 35 Docket 3, 45 John Quill 3, 45 Quill and Scroll 3, 45 May Prom 35 Senior Tea 45 Swimming 3, 45 Lifesaving 35 Badminton 35 Leaders Club 35 Halloween Dance 45 Marshall Day 25 Radio Work- shop 45 Lunchroom Cashier 45 Senior Banquet 35 Usher at Graduation 35 Usher at Senior Play 35 Model Convention Chairman 35 National Honor Society 3, 45 Voice of Democ- racy Contest 35 Alternate H. R. Rating Clerk 25 Beauty Clinic 2. College RICHARD BURANDT 297 Curlew Street No. 345 Homeroom Basketball 1, 25 H. R. President 2, 35 Docket 3, 45 John Quill 45 Minor Letter Scholarship 35 Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3, 45 Honor Roll 35 Docket Photo- grarher 4. College JOSEPH BURGIO 43 Finch Street No. 345 Homeroom Basketball 1, 25 Swimming 15 Honorable Mention 1, 25 Swimming Club 1, 25 Scholarship 3. Work ELAINE CAMPER 211 Johnson Road Barnard: Banking Clerk 1, 2, 45 Student Secretary 3, 45 Usher at graduation 35 Dance Committee 35 Senior Choir 2, 3, 45Assembly 2, 3, 45 Marshall Day 25 Usher, Operetta 15 Reserve Cheerleader 35 Honor Roll 2, 35 Honorable Mention 2, 35 Minor Letter Scholarship 3. Work ROSE MARIE CANAVAN 65 Falmouth Street Greece Central: Community Chest 15 Attendance Aide 2, 3: Tri-Y 1, 25 Lunchroom 35 Honorable Mention 3. College WILLIAM H. CAPRIO 34 Augustine Street No. 75 Soccer 1, 2, 3, 45 Swimming 1, 2, 3, 45 Swimming Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Captain of Soccer Team 45 Captain of Swim- ming Team 45 Assembly 3, 45 Junior-Senior Life Saving 3, 45 S. A. President 45 H. R. Basketball 1, 25 Dance Commit- tees 1, 2, 35 Marshall Day Committee 1, 25 Minor and Major Letter Athletics 35 Student Day 1. College JOYCE CARDILLO 58 Oriole Street No. 345 Homeroom Rating Clerk 2, 35 Docket 35 Homeroom Secretary 15 Graduation Usher 35 Beauty Clinic 25 Scholar- ship 2, 3. College LORETTA M. CASSATA 197 Curlew Street No. 345 H. R. Representative Alternate 35 Student Secre- tary 35 Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3, 45 Tri-Y 25 Dance Com- mittee 1 5 Representative Legislature 1 5 Picture Representative 15 Minor Letter Scholarship 25 Usher at Graduation 3. Work RUTH CHENNELL 154 Malden Street Greece Central: Bowling 2, 3, 45 Badminton 45 Soccer 45 Assistant Manager, lunch table 35 Manager Bowling Team 35 Play Days 2, 35 Basketball 4. Work JOANNE CHRISLEY 46 Argo Park No. 345 Student Secretary 2, 35 Community Chest 25 Red Cross 35 Junior Choir 15 Lunchroom 35 Scholarship 2, 3. Work DAVID SHEDDEN CHRISTIE 1356 Dewey Avenue No. 415 Swimming Club 15 Assembly 25 John Quill 35 Docket 35 Lunchroom 3. College ROBERT FREDERICK CHRISTOPHER 35 Rand Street No.. 415 Homeroom Basketball 1, 25 Marshall Day 25 Scholar- Ship 2, 35 Picture Representative 2. Work GARY JON CLEVELAND 64 Eglantine Road Barnard5 Homeroom Basketball 1, 25 Marshall Day 25 Schol- 3.l'Sh1p 2. College ROWLENE CLIFF 191 Florence Avenue Barnard: Dance Committee 25 Radio 4. College JUNE S. CLINE 262 Albemarle Street Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3, 45 Honor Roll 35 Minor Letter Scholarship 3. College JUDITH ELIZABETH COAPMAN 677 Stone Road No. 75 Beauty Clinic 25 Finance Community Chest 15 Home- room Alternate 2, 45 Trl-Y 2, 3, 45 Music Appreciation 25 Concession at Basketball Game 35 Docket Reporter 3, 45 Senior Choir 2, 3, 45 Scholarship 25 Badminton 4 Volley- ball 45 John Quill 45 Dramatics 45 Radio Workshop 45 Halloween Hop 4. College DALE CONVERSE 39 Briarcliff Road Barnard: Homeroom Basketball. Work MARY ELIZABETH COOK 147 Milton Street No. 75 Reserve Cheerleader 25 Varsity Cheerleader 3, 45 Captain Varsity Cheerleaders 45 Usher Operetta 15 March of Dimes 25 Athletic Banquet 25 Senior Tea 35 Senior Banquet 25 Marshall Day 25 Evaluation Dinner 35 May Prom 35 Spring Luncheon 35 Fall Lunch Ed. Vtfk. 25 Memorial Day 35 Minor Letter Activities. Work NORMAN L. COTE 146 Maryland Street No. 345 H. R. Representative 25 H. R. Representative Alter- nate 35 Baseball 2, 3, 45 H R. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Music Commission 45 Senior Choir President 45 Assembly 3, 45 Dance Committee 35 Rating Clerk 35 Senior Choir 2, 3,' 4: Minor Letter Activities 25 Minor Letter Athletics 35 Scholar- ship 1, 35 VVrestling 15 Junior Choir 1: Marshall Day 2 College JOLETTA T. COUNTS 101 Eastman Avenue Kingsport, Tennessee: Alternate Banking Clerk 35 Asst. Banking Clerk 35 Senior Choir 35 Dancing 35 Lunchroom 35 Swimming 3. Work MILDRED CURRY 260 Woodcrest Road Barnard5 Lunchroom 35 Athletic Banquet 35 Senior Banquet 35 Swimming 3. Undecided JUDITH HELEN DEAN 34 Mill Road Greece Central: Baseball 25 Bowling 3, 45 Swimming 1, 25 Basketball 1, 2, 3. 45 Play Days 2, 35 Minor Letter Scholar- ship 35 Major and Minor Letter Activities 35 Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Red Cross 15 Graduation Usher 35 Snowball 25 Docket 3, 45 Tri-Y 2, 35 Dramatics 45 Junior-Senior Party 35 Lunchroom 3. College XVINIFRED ANNE DEAN 2512 Ridge Road West Greece Central: Tri-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3, 45 Honor Roll 25 Snowball 25 Senior Choir 2, Marshall Day 25 Service Corps 3, 45 Minor Letter Scholarship 35 Senior Tea 45 Halloween Hop 45 John Quill 4, Demonstration C. WV. Zone 1. College RONALD F. DE BLASE 195 Forgham Road Aquinas: Cross Country 45 Basketball 3. College ROGER DICKINSON 28 Flower City Park No. 415 Inter Junior Choir5 Inter High Choir: Track 1, 2, 45 Cross Country 2. 35 H. R. President 35 Alternate H. R. Representative 45 Hi-Y 25 Honorable Mention 35 Alternate Sports Announcer 45 Junior Town Meeting 35 Homeroom Basketball 3, 45 Junior Choir 15 Senior Choir 2, 4. College JOAN MARCIA DONNER 208 Bidwell Terrace No. 345 Tri-Y 2, 3, 45 Social Dancing 25 Bowling 3, 45 Ping Pong 3, 45 Docket Reporter 3, 45 Senior Play Usher 35 Senior Choir 25 Junior Choir 1: John Quill 45 Radio Work- shop 35 Athletic Banquet 35 Badminton 45 Volleyball 45 Swimming 35 Honorable Mention 3. College WILLIAM E. DRAKE 550 Lexington Avenue No. 345 Honor Roll 15 Homeroom Basketball 15 Football Manager 25 Reserve Basketball 15 Honorable Mention: Snowball 1, 2. Work YVILLIAM W. DU BIEL 280 Steko Avenue No. 415 Dance Committees 2, 3, 45 Stage Crew 2, 3, 45 Ser- vice Corps 2, 35 John Quill Sales 35 Member Executive Coun- cil 2, 45 School Award 35 National Honor Society 3, 45 Member Junior Town Meeting 45 Member Model Republican Convention 35 Editor fLayoutJ of John Quill 45 Social Com- missioner 45 Bank Messenger 45 Soccer Reserves 3, 45 Swimming Team 1, 2, 3, 45 Homeroom Basketball 1, 2: Minor Letter Scholarship 25 Minor Letter Athletics 25 Minor and Major Letter Activities 35 Major Letter Scholarship 35 Major Letter Athletics 35 Voice of Democracy Contest: o ege SENIOR STATISTICS JOYCE ARLENE DUKELOW 95 Rodessa Road Barnard: Bowling 2, 4: Student Secretary 1, 2, 4. Work WVILLIAM JAMES DURFEE 900 Dewey Avenue No. 7: Homeroom Basketball 1, 2: H. R. Representative Alternate 2, 3: Football 2, 3, 4: Wrestling 3, 4: John Quill 4: May Prom 3: Marshall Day 2: Scholarship 3. Undecided ROBERT ECKERSON 122 Goodwill Street No. 41: Intramural Soccer 1: Intra Football 1: John Quill 3: Assembly 3, 4: John Quill tPhotographerJ 4: Homeroom Basketball 1, 2. Armed Forces EDYTHE LORRAINE ECKHARDT 19 Minder Street No. 41: Junior Choir 1: Senior Choir 2, 3, 4: Checking Chairman Prom 3: John Quill Advertising 4-: Grinds Editor 4: Tri-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: Asst. Secretary Senior Choir 4: Dec- orating Committee Prom 3: Service Corps 3, 4: Captain Service Corps 4: Memorial Day 3: Usher Senior Play 3: Assembly 2: Senior Tea Program Chairman 4: Student Sec- retary 4: Tennis 3: Scholarship 1, 2, 3. College RICHARD C. EDGETT 71 Ayer Street Greece Central: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Empire Boys' State Dele- gave 3 : Junior-Senior Life Saving 2, 3: Minor Letter Athletics 2: Minor Letter Scholarship 2: Minor Letter Activities 3: Major Letter Athletics 3: Major Letter Scholarship 3: Major Letter Activities 3: School Award 3: Traffic Squad 3, 4: Traffic Squad Captain 4: Graduation Usher 3: Honorable Mention 1: Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: Homeroom Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 2: Cross Country 2, 3, 4: Voice of Democracy 3: Orchestra 1, 3: Attendance Aide 3. College GAIL EDMONDS 59 Andover Street Greece Central: Majorettes 1: Badminton 4: Honorable Mention 3, 4: Dancing 1. Armed Forces NANCY ELLIOTT 370 Oakwood Road Barnard: Tri-Y 2, 3: Scholarship 3. College SYLVIA ANNE EWING 74 Rand Street No. 34: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Quill and Scroll 3, 4: Minor Letter Scholarship 1: Major Letter Scholarship 2: Minor Letter Activities 2: Major Letter Activities 2: Senior Choir 2, 4: Orchestra 1, 2: Operetta 1: Inter High Orchestra 1: Service Corps 2, 3, 4: Tri-Y 1, 2, 3: Assembly 1, 2, 4: Badminton 3, 4: Bowling 3: Soccer 3: Ping Pong 3, 4: Executive Council 4: Snowball 2, 3: S. A. Elec- tions 1, 3: Attendance Card Collector 1: Memorial Scholar- ship Committee 1: Alternate H. R. Representative 1: Guide for Visitation Day 1: Usher Graduation 3: Senior Tea 4: Hostess at Snowball 2: Legislature Alternate 1: Docket Staff 3: John Quill Staff 3: Docket Editor 4: Senior Editor John Quill 4: Junior Town Meeting 4: Voice of Democracy Contest 3: Dramatics 4: Radio Workshop 4: Elementary School Visit 3: Junior-Senior Party 3: Concession Basket- ball Games 3: Model Republican Convention 3: Usher Senior Play 3: Memorial Day Parade 3: Pres. Election 4. College JOANNE GRACE EYSVOGEL 196 Rye Road Greece Central: H. R. President 4: Volleyball 1, 2, 3: Alter- nate H. R. Representative 2, 3: Legislature 4: Senior Choir 4: Junior-Senior Party 3: Radio 4: Bank Clerk 2, 3, 4: John Quill 4: Senior Tea 4: Tri-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Tennis 2. . College SAM FARAH 394 Flower City Park No. 41: H. R. President 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Basket- ball 2: Scholarship 3: Swimming 1: Minor Letter Athletics 2: Major Letter Athletics 3: H. R. Representative 1: Junior- Senior Party 3. College ANN MARIE FARRELL 357W Driving Park Avenue Holy Rosary: Bowling 3 : Senior Banquet 3 : Athletic Banquet 3: Scholarship 1, 2, 3: Minor Letter Scholarship 3. Work JOHN FARRELL 416 Clay Avenue lnterscholastic Swimming 3: Senior Life Saving 3: Minor Letter Athletics 3. Undecided SUZANNE FARRESS 451 Pullman Avenue No. 41: Bowling 3: Swimming 1: Banking Clerk 1, 2, 3, 4: Tri-Y 3, 4: Scholarship 2. College ROBERT M. FENDER 21 Shady VVay Barnard: Rating Clerk 1, 2, 3, 4: Honorable Mention 2, 3, 4 : Docket 4: John Quill 4. College JEANNE FORBES 251 Ravine Avenue East Rochester High: Docket 4: Bowling 4: Honorable Mention 4. College BARBARA GAIL FORD 109 Redwood Road No. 41: H. R. President 4: Service Corps 2, 3, 4: Major Letter Activities 3: Minor Letter Activities 2: Office Mes- senger 2: Minor Letter Scholarship 1: Major Letter Schouar- ship 2: Tri-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Swimming Club Manager 3: Bowling Club 2: Docket Staff 3, 4: .Tohn Quill Staff 3, 4: Dance Committee 2, 3: Junior- Senior Party 3: Bank Clerk 1: S. A. Campaign 4: Memorial Day Parade 3: Usher at Graduation 3: Demonstration C. W. Zone 1: Sales at Games 2: Alternate Bank Clerk 2: Conces- sion at Basketball games 3: Bowling Sports Day 2: Ping Pong 3: Swimming 3: Assembly 3: Senior Banquet 3: Rating C'erk Alternate 3: Quill and Scroll 3, 4: Delegate to Model Nominating Convention 3. College ANTHONY FORlNI 105 Mason Street No. 7: Cross Country 1, 2, 3: Track 1, 2: Intramural Basket- ba'l 1, 2, 3, 4: Minor Letter Athletics 2: Band 1, 4: Orchestra 4. College MARJORIE MARY FORSAY 1431 English Road Greece Central : Lunchroom 3 : Badminton 4 : Bowling 4 : Volleyball 4. Work SHIRLEY MARIE FOSTER 26 Knickerbocker Avenue No. 41: Bowling 3, 4: Spring Concert 1: Cashier 4: Audio Visual 4. Work ROBERT FRANCK 101 Mill Road Greece Central. Armed Forces DONALD FRANK 385 Avis Street Sacred Heart: Football 1, 2: Swimming 1, 4: Lunchroom 3: Radio 4: Junior Life Saving 2. College NANCY L. GALLOWAY 468 Seneca Parkway No. 7: Docket 4: Senior Play Usher 3: Senior Banquet 3: John Quill 4: Office Messenger 1, 4: Book Store 2, 3, 4: Indoor Traffic Squad 4: Senior Tea 4: Junior Choir 1: Spring Concert 2: Museum Usher 3: Assembly 3: Hit Pin 3: Tri-Y 2, 3, 4: Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3, 4. College SUE CAROL GIBNEY 87 Glenthorne Road Sacred Heart: Marshall Day 2: Dungaree Dance Checking Committee 1: Halloween Hop Invitations Committee 4: Sen- ior Choir 3, 4: Audio Visual 4: Senior Tea Serving 3: Senior Banquet Serving 3: Scholarship 1: Style Show 3: Lunch- room 3, Work GEORGE F. GIORDANO 50 Clay Avenue No. 5: Homeroom Basketball 1. College THERESA MARIE GIRALICO 122 Glenwood Avenue No. 34: Social Dancing 2: Square Dancing 1: Refreshment Committee at Basketball Game 2: Docket Staff 3, 4: Drama 3: Radio 3: S. A. Assembly 3: Chairman Marshall Day Dec- oration Committee 2: Junlor-Senior Party 3: Orchestra 1, 2: Senior Choir 3, 4: Chairman Publicity for Junior Prom 3: Assistant Card Collector 2, 3: Senior Banquet 3: Minor Letter Activities 3: Messenger 4: Co-Chairman Halloween Hop 4: Co-Chairman Advertisement Committee John Quill 4: Voice Solo 3: Senior Tea 4. College ROBERT CHARLES GREEN 60 Barnard Street Barnard: Audio Visual 3, 4: Radio Engineer 3, 4: Traffic Squad 2, 3, 4: Cross Country Team 1, 2, 3: Track Team 1, 2, 3, 4: Lieutenant Traffic Squad 3: Hi-Y 1, 2: Homeroom Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Minor Letter Activities 2: Major Letter Athletics 2: Activities 3: Minor Letter Athletics 2: Major Letter Athletics 2. Armed Forces MICHAEL- J. GREENBERG 70 Alameda Street Gaskill Junior High School: Scholarship Committee 4: Alter- nate Bank Messenger 3: Assembly 3: Scholarship 3: Usher Graduation 3. College HELEN R. GRIDLEY 17 Lakeview Park Fayetteville High: Tri-Y 3: Junior Red Cross 2: Style Show 3: Scholarship 2, 3. College DONALD GROTH 12 Marilyn Drive Greece Central: Traffic Squad 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball: Home- room Basketball 2, 3, 4: Football 2: Major Letter Activ- ities 3: Memorial Day Parade 3: Marshall Day 1: Minor Letter Activities 1. College MILLICENT GUARINO 241 Avis Street No. 17: Marshall Day 2: Assistant Manager Lunchroom 3. Work DONALD L. HADDLETON 177 Elmgrove Road Greece Central: Cross Country 3, 4: Homeroom Basketball 1, 3, 4: Science Club 2: Student Messenger 2: Scholarship 3. College RONALD HARTER 23 Parkwood Road No. 41: Homeroom Basketball 1: Reserve Baseball 1, 2: Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4: Football Manager 2: Minor Letter Athletics 2: Major Letter Athletics 3: Scholarship 1, 2, 3. Undecided ROBERT HARTSEIL 411 Driving Park Avenue No. 34. Armed Forces MARCIA HASCHMANN 127 Strathmore Drive Barnard: Lunchroom 2. Work NANCY ANNE HESTER 195 Fulton Avenue Bridgeport, Connecticut: Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: May Prom 3: Senior Band 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 2: Tri-Y 3, 4: Museum Usher 3: Junior Red Cross 3, 4: Assembly 3, 4: Lunchroom 3: Graduation Usher 3: Water Safety Leader 2: Swimming 3: Life Saving 3: Soccer 4: Tri-Y President 4: John Quill 4: Docket 3, 4. College MARILYN JUNE HILL . 16 Malvern Street Barnard: Tri-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: Bowling 2, 3: Senior Banquet 3: Halloween Hop Refreshments 4: Decorations for Marshall Day 2. I, Work HARLOW H. HOAK , 124 Brayton Road Barnard: Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4: Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4: Home- room Basketball 1: Minor Letter Athletics 2: Major Letter Athletics 3: Marshall Day 2: Scholarship 3. ' Armed Forces JOHN HOGAN 138 Parkdale Terrace Corpus Christi: Cross Country 1: Audio Visual 2, 3: Lunch- room 3. Armed Forces RONALD HOLBROOK 306 Lakeview Park Brockport: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3: Honorable Mention 1, 2.53, 4: Minor Letter Scholarship 3: Service Corps 3, 4: Docket Sports Reporter 3, 4: John Quill Co-Editor 4: Radio Wdrki shop 4: Assembly 3, 4: Music and Dramatlcs Commission 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Model Convention 3: E. S. S. P. A. Convention 4. College PATRICIA A. HOLLY 561 Magee Avenue Nazareth Academy: Homeroom President 4. College BERNE WYNNETH HOLMAN 127 Electric Avenue No. 7: H. R. Rating Clerk 1, 2, 3, 4: Trl-Y 2, 3, 4: Bank Clerk 3, 4: Reserve Cheerleader 3, 4: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Minor Letter Scholarship 1: Major Letter Scholarship 2: Minor Letter Activities 3: Minor Athletics 3: March of Dimes 1: Marshall Day 1: Senior Tea 1, 4: I-I. R. Bank Clerk Alter- nate 3: Museum Usher 3: Junior Life Saving 3: Senior Play Usher 3: S. A. Assembly 3: Senior Banquet 3: Dances 1, 2, 3, 4 Athletic Commission 3, 4: John Quill Advertising 4: Swimming 1, 3: Bowling 1, 2, 3: Ping Pong 3. College SENIOR STATISTICS RICHARD J. HOLZSCHUH 382 Glenwood Avenue No. 34: Basketball 2, 4: Track 3, 4: Homeroom Basketball 1, 2: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 2: Athletic Commission 2, 3, 4: Bank Clerk 2, 3: Minor Letter Athletics 2: Major Letter Athletics 3. College LEAH ALICE HOOKER 22 Allerton Street Greece Central: Junior Red Cross Campaign 3: Senior Choir 2: Service Corps 3, 4: Docket 3, 4: Senior Banquet 3: Model Convention 3: Graduation Usher 3: Badminton 4: Soccer 4: Banking Office 4: Tri-Y 2, 3, 4: Tri-Y Secretary 3: John Quill Staff 4: Senior Tea 4: Hallowe'en Hop 4: Scholarship 1, 2. College JOAN HORTON 327 Avis Street Sacred Heart: Messenger 1: Evaluation Dinner 3: Senior Tea 3: Senior Banquet 3: Docket Dinner 3: Audio Visiial 4k Yor RICHARD D. HOVVE 15 Robin Street No. 34: Homeroom President 3: John Quill 4: Memorial Scholarship Drive 3: Assembly 3, College RICHARD EARL HUGHS 83 Eglantine Road Barnard: Cross Country 1, 2: Homeroom Basketball 2: Bank Clerk 2: Rating Clerk 1, 2: Service Corps 1, 2, 3, 4: Marshall Day 2: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Minor Letter Activ- ities 2: Minor Letter Scholarship 2: Usher Museum 3: Dele- gate to Model Convention 3: Major Letter Activities 3: Major Letter Scholarship 3: Student's Association Campaign 4: Scholarship Commission 4. College ROBERT K. IHRIG 174 Dove Street No. 7: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Banking Clerk 1, 2, 3, 4: Rating Clerk 2, 3, 4: Standard Bearer 4: Minor Letter Scholarship 1: Major Letter Scholarship 2: Business Manager of John Quill 4: Assemblies 4: Scholarship Commission 4: Memorial Scholarship Fund 1: Marshall Day 2: Rating Committee 4: Memorial Day Parade 3, 4: H. R. Representative Alter- nate 3: Lunchroom 3. College EDNVARD INGERICK 153 Eastman Avenue No. 41: Swimming Club 1, 23 H. R. President 2, 33 Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4: XVrestling 2, 3, 4: Baseball 3, 4: Traffic Squad 3: Life Saving 13 Athletic Commission 4: Athletic Banquet 4: S. A. Assembly 4: Major Letter Athletics 23 Major Letter Activities 4: May Prom 33 Memorial Day Parade 3. ' Undecided PAT JACKSON 237 Ridgeway Avenue No. 41: Senior Choir 2, 3, 43 Junior Choir 1. Nursing ALFRED C. JENTSCH 35 Pomona Drive Barnard: Homeroom Basketball 1, 2: YVrestling 3, 4: Cross Country 4: Honorable Mention 1. College CAROL ELAINE JOHNS 216 Goodwill Street No. 41: Junior Choir 1: Senior Choir 2, 3, 4: Music 2: Assembly 2: May Prom 33 Lunchroom 33 Graduation Usher 3: S. A. Secretary 4: Student Secretary 4: Scholarship 1, 2, 3, 4: Minor Letter Scholarship 3. XVork LEE MARVIN JOINER 154 Rand Street Greece Central: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Minor Letter Activities 1: Major Letter Activities 2: Minor Letter Scholarship 3: Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3, 43 Assembly 2, 3. College FRANCES JANE JONES 1220 Lee Road No. 41: Scholarship 1, 2, 3: Lunchroom Cashier 3, 4: Junior Choir 1: Student Secretary 2: Senior Tea 2, 3: Served at Principals' Dinner 3. College ROBERT T, JONES 64 Magee Avenue No. 7: Football 13 Golf Team 3, 4: Homeroom Basketball 2, 3, 4: Lunchroom Chairman 3: Scholarship 1, 2. College BETTY JANE KAISER 78 Bonesteel Street Greece Central: Volleyball 4: Bowling 4: Tri-Y 2: Scholar- ship 3. College ALAN H. KAMB 435 Birr Street No. 7: Banking Clerk 1: Junior Choir 1: Voice of Democracy Contest 3: Service Corps 3, 4: Scholarship 2. College JOAN SHIRLEY KELLAWAY 180 English Road Greece Central: Senior Choir 2, 3, 4: Cashier 4: Senior Tea 3, 4: Served Principals' Dinner 3: Audio Visual 4: Evalua- tion Dinner 3: Junior Red Cross 2. Xvork DON KESEL 28 Keeler Street Aquinas: Traffic Squad 3, 4: Bowling Team 4: Nvrestling Team 4: Traffic Pat1'ol Lieutenant 4. College DE NVITT KIRCHMAIER 233 Fulton Avenue No. 34: Swimming Team 1, 2, 3, 4: Soccer Team 3, 4: Track Team 2, 3, 4: Junior-Senior Life Saving 2, 3: Junior WVater Safety Leader 3: Minor Letter Scholarship 2: Major Letter Scholarship 3: Minor Letter Athletics 2: Major Letter Athletics 3: Scholarship Commission 4: Legislature Alter- nate 2, 4: Delegate to Model Convention 3: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3, 4: Dance Committee May Prom 3: Cross Country 1. College XVALTER KLEINHENZ 2 Carlisle Street No. 41: Soccer 4: Homeroom Basketball 1. Work RICHARD LEO KLUMP 57 Brayton Road Barnard: Soccer 4: Baseball 3, 4: Swimming Club 1, 2: Dance Committee 3: Dramatics Club: Safety Patrol 3, 4: Radio 3: S. A. Assembly 3: May Prom 3. Undecided BONITA JOYCE KNIGHTS 19 lNIill Road Greece Central: Band 1, 2. 3. 4: Orchestra 3, 4: Tri-Y 2, 3: Snowball 1, 2: Minor Activities Letter 3: Playdays 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Bowling 4: Volleyball 3, 4: Junior-Senior Party 3. College DENNICE LEE KOOP 380 Lakeview Park Barnard: Swimming 1: Ping Pong 1: Office Messenger 2. College MARLENE KOPP 308 Bonesteel Street Barnard: Bowling 4: Goblins' Ball 3. Undecided FAITH IRENE LADD 172 Pullman Avenue No. 41: Tri-Y 2, 3, 4: Alternate Legislature 1: Bowling 2: Choir 4: Representative Legislature 2: Assemblies 1, 3: Marshall Day 2: Scholarship 1. Nursing JOYCE LAING 167 Xllinchester Street No. 41: Tri-Y 1, 2: Docket 2, 3: Scholarship 3. XVork JAMES EARL LAMBE 233 Florence Avenue Barnard: Homeroom Basketball 1, 2: Swimming 1, 2: Tennis 3. Undecided PHYLLIS LA MENDOLA 54 Raines Park No. 7: Tri-Y 1: Homeroom Representative 1: Junior Choir 1: Senior Choir 2, 3, 4: Snowball 3: Marshall Day 2: Rating Clerk 3: Badminton 2: Bowling 2: May Prom 3: Assembly 3: W'ardrobe Mistress for Senior Choir 4: Swim Meet 1: Scholarship 1: Dance Committee 4. College .IESSIE MAE LAUNDRY 4139 Ridge Road Nvest Greece Central: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Volleyball 2, 3: Leaders Club 3: Badminton 3: Swimming 3: Band and Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Marshall Day 2: Junior- Senior Party 3: Docket 3, 4: May Prom 3: Senior Banquet 3: National Honor Society 3, 4: H. R. President 4: Minor Scholarship Letter 2: Major Scholarship Letter 3: Major and Minor Letter Activities 2: Minor Letter Athletics 3: School Award 3: S. A. Assembly 4: Tri-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Tea 4: Assistant Rating Clerk 3, 4: Demonstrations-C. XV. Zone: Voice of Democracy Contest 3. College NANCY ANN LANVRENCE , 124 Strathmore Drive Barnard: Tri-Y 2, 3, 4: Bowling 2: Senior Banquet 3: Junior- Senior Party 3: Serving Athletic Banquet 3: Honorable Men- tion 2, 3: Teachers Convention 1: Marshall Day 2: Senior Tea, 3, NVOl'k DOLORES ANN LE BOO 48 Saratoga Avenue Holy Rosary: Senior Banquet 2: Docket 3: Scholarship 2, 3: Minor Letter Scholarship 3. XVork JANET ELAINE LEDLIE 606 Augustine Street No. 7: Junior Choir 1: Lost and Found 2: Usher at Mu- seum 3: May Prom 3: Banking Office 3, 4: Senior Banquet 3: Graduation Usher 3: Bowling 2, 3: Beauty Clinic 2: Bad- minton 3, 4: Health Association 3, 4: Minor Letter Scholar- ship 3: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Ping Pong 4: Volleyball 4: Senior Choir 4: Tri-Y 2, 3, 4: Docket 4: Dramatics 4: Grinds Committee John Quill 4: Senior Tea 4. College DIANA JOYCE LEE 30 Glenora Drive Greece Central: Tri-Y 2, 3, 4: Junior Choir 1: Senior Choir 2: Radio 4: Dramatics 4: Senior Tea 4. College MARY DELORA LEESON 1024 Ridge Road West Sacred Heart: Audio Visual 4. College MARJATTA LIPPONEN 2512 Ridge Road West Helsinki, Finland: Senior Choir 4: Tri-Y 4: Honor Roll 4. College BEVERLY JANE LLOYD 192 Duffern Drive Barnard: Lunchroom 3: Scholarship 2, 3. Undecided KATHRYN LOBDELL 225 Bryan Street No. 7: Tri-Y 1, 2: Attendance Collector 2: Sales at Games 2: March of Dimes 2. College RUTH ALICE LOKE 56 Langford Road No. 41: Ping Pong 4: Social Dancing 1: Senior Tea 4: Scholarship 2, 3. WVOI'k BENJAMIN LUCCITTI, JR. 131 Lapham Street Sacred Heart: Memorial Day Parade 2: Intramural Swim- ming 3, VVOFR JOAN HELEN LYNCH 112 Albemarle Street Sacred Heart: Office Messenger 1, 4: Marshall Day 2: Alter- nate H. R. Representative 3: Usher Senior Play 3: Senior Choir 3, 4: Assembly 3: Senior Banquet 3: Tri-Y 1, 2, 3. College BARBARA MALLON 2 Fairview Heights No. 7: Senior Band 1, 2: Junior Choir 1: Reserve Cheer- leaders 3: Varsity Cheerleaders 4: Minor Letter Activities 3 :' Usher Senior Play 3: Orchestra 1. College PATRICIA JANE MALONE 39 Parkdale Terrace No. 41: Tri-Y 2, 3, 4: Tennis 1: Senior Choir 2, 3, 4: Junior Choir 1: Grind Committee for John Quill 4. Work KENNETH MANSFIELD 209 Alameda Street No. 7: Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4: Reserve Basketball 1, 2: Swimming Team 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3. 4: Swimming Club 1, 2, 3, '4: Homeroom Basketball 1, 2: Sports Announcer 4: Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 4: Athletic Commission 4: Hi-Y 1: Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4: Marshall Day Committee 1, 2: Bank Clerk. 11 Minor Letter Athletics 1: Major Letter Athletics 2: Minor Letter Scholarship 3: Saturday Morning Swimming Instructor 3 4: Service Corps 2: Volleyball 1, 2: Junior Choir 1: Scholarship 1, 2, 3, 4. College RICHARD MARASCO 235 Driving Park Avenue Aquinas: Football 4. College ROBERT I. MARSHALL 37 Glenora Drive Greece Central: Alternate H. R. Representative 2: Home- room Basketball 1, 2: Reserve Basketball 2: Table Tennis 2: Scholarship 2: Attendance Messenger 3. College MARILYN MARTIN 678 Dewey Avenue No. 34: Docket 4: John Quill 4: Secretary 3: Service Corps 2, 3, 4: Soccer 3, 4: Senior Play 3: Junior Choir 1: Senior Choir 2, 4: Memorial Day 3: Hallowe'en Hop 4: Minor Letter Activities 3: Junior-Senior Party 3: Usher for Operetta 1: Assembly 3: May Prom 3: Senior Tea 4: Scholarship 2, 3. College SHIRLEY MASCLAY 99 Glenora Drive Greece Central: Student Aide 3: Lunchroom 3. NVork JOHN F. MASON 371 Glenwood Avenue Aquinas. College SENIOR STATISTICS CARMEL MC AVINNEY 283 Selye Terrace No. 345 Tri-Y5 Junior. Choir 15 Senior Choir 2, 3, 45 Usher Operetta 15 Snowball 25 Bowling 3, 45 Badminton 45 Docket 45 John Quill 45 Senior Tea 4. Undecided EUGENE MC GORY 178 Bonesteel Street Aquinas5 Cross Country 3, 45 XVrestling 2, 3, 45 Safety Patrol 3, 45 Minor Athletics Award 35 Track 45 Scholarship 3. College ROBERT MEARS 123 Strathmore Drive Barnard5 Soccer 1, 2, 35 Baseball 45 Homeroom Basketball 1, 2, 35 Minor Letter Athletics 15 Major Letter Athletics 35 Basketball Varsity 3. College GIANLUIGI MELEGA 2627 English Road Milano, Italy: H. R. Representative 45 Senior Class Treas- urer 45 Soccer Team 4. College BEVERLY NOELLA C. MELLOR 110 Superior Street Sacred Heart5 Badminton 15 Volleyball 25 Basketball 15 Varsity Cheerleader 3, 45 Baseball 15 Marshall Day 25 Tri-Y 1, 25 Dance Committee 25 Hit Pin 15 Rating Clerk 35 Tennis 25 Minor Letter Athletics 35 Office Messenger 1. NVork DOUGLAS MENZIE 85 Flower City Park No. 415 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Inter-High Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Pres. of Band 35 Music and Dramatics Commission Chairman 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Inter-High Orchestra 15 Junior Choir 15 Senior Choir 25 Inter-High Choir 2, 3, 45 Double Quartet 15 Executive Council 3, 45 Legislature 1, 3, 45 H. R. Pres. 1, 3, 45 Athletic Commission 45 Minor Letter Activities 15 Major Letter Activities 25 Minor Letter Scholarship 15 Major Letter Scholarship 25 Minor Letter Athletics 25 Major Letter Athletics 35 School Award 35 National Honor Society 3, 45 Baseball Team 1, 2, 35 Homeroom Basketball 2, 35 Manager Football Team 45 Life Saving 25 Snowball 1, 25 Junior Prom 35 Junior-Senior Party 35 Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 45 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 Co-Chairman of S. A. Campaign 45 Delegate to Empire Boys' State 35 Sports Editor John Quill 45 Memorial Scholarship Drive 15 Students Association Elections 35 Athletic Banquet 1, 2, 35 Voice of Democracy Contest 35 Model Republican Convention 35 Marshall Day 2, 45 Rating Committee 4. College ARCHIE K. MEREDITH 33 Pullman Avenue No. 415 XVrestling 15 Student Secretary 35 Goblins' Ball 35 Community Chest 25 Scholarship 3. lVork PATRICIA ALICE MERRIAM 12M Staub Street No. 75 Senior Banquet 35 Docket Staff 3, 45 Tri-Y 3, 45 Senior Announcements 15 Minor Letter Scholarship 35 Rating Clerk 3, 45 Finance - Community Chest 15 Concessions at Basketball Games 35 Snowball 25 Beauty Clinic 25 Scholar- ship 1, 2, 3, 4. XVork JOANNE ELEANOR MESSURA 66 Curtis Street Our Lady of Mercy5 Honor Roll 2, 35 Rating Clerk 3: Asst. Clerk 45 Docket Reporter 3, 45 Ping Pong 45 Tri-Y 3, 45 Office Messenger 45 Senior Tea 45 Minor Letter Scholarship 35 Honorable Mention 2, 3, 45 Model Convention 3. College JOAN MILLANETTI 402 Lakeview Park No. 345 Cheerleader Varsity 45 Cheerleader Reserve 35 Scholarship 1, 2, 35 Junior Choir 15 Marshall Day 25 Lunch- room Chairman 35 Senior Choir 4. College NANCY M. MILLER 63 Elmguard Road Greece Central5 Tri-Y 1, 25 Senior Banquet 35 Honorable Mention 1, 45 Junior-Senior Party 35 Hallowe'en Hop 45 Snowball 25 Senior Tea Guide 45 Bowling 4. College CAROL ANN MITCHELL 170 Elmgrove Road Greece Central5 Tri-Y 15 Usher - Operetta 15 Snowball 15 Marshall Day 25 Lunchroom 35 Athletic Banquet 35 Senior Tea 4. College JEAN MITCHELL 1307 Long Pond Road Greece Central5 Homeroom Representative 15 Homeroom Alternate 3, 45 Tri-Y 1, 25 Snowball 15 Hallowe'en Hop 45 Student Secretary 35 Rating Clerk 15 Graduation llsher 35 Scholarship 1, 3, Undecided CAROLYN RUTH MOORE 275 Rand Street No. 41: Junior Choir 15 Senior Choir 2, 3, 45 Legislature Alternate 15 Snowball 25 Service Corps 3, 45 Senior Play Usher 35 Minor Letter Activities 35 Junior Town Meeting 45 Memorial Day 35 Assembly 35 Graduation Usher 35 Varsity Cheerleader 45 Baseball 25 Scholarship 1, 2, 3, 45 Minor Letter Scholarship 35 Music 2. College MARLENE ROSELLE MORSE 4 Lorimer Street No. 415 Tri-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Badminton 3, 45 Marshall Day 25 Volleyball 45 Snowball 25 John Quill 45 Docket 2, 3, 45 Senior Choir 25 Junior Choir 15 Bowling 45 Music 25 Junior-Senior Party 35 Scholarship 1, 2, 3, 4. Undecided ROBERT NACCA 1729 St. Paul Street No. 345 Honorable Mention 15 Honor Roll 45 Marshall Day 2: .Iohn Quill Advertising Committee 45 Alternate Bank RICHARD RALPH PASCALE 644 Glenwood Avenue No. 345 Intramural Swimming 1, 25 Marshall Day 25 Bowling 35 Golf 3, 45 Service Corps 1, 25 Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 45 Executive Council 3, 45 President Senior Class 45 Chair- man of Junior Prom 35 Soccer 2, 45 Minor Letter Scholar- ship 35 Minor Letter Activities 35 John Quill 45 Station Man- ager of Radio NVork Shop 45 Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3, 45 Attendance Card Collector 15 Demonstration 15 Museum Usher 3. College JAMES PAUL 274 Bonesteel Street Barnard5 Homeroom Basketball 2, 3, 4. NVork DOROTHY JEAN PEARL 52 Steko Avenue No. 285 Tri-Y 1, 2, 35 Senior Tea 45 Memorial Scholarship Drive 25 Beauty Clinic 25 Scholarship 2, 3. XVork LAURENCE PERRY, JR. 98 Moseley Road Barnax-d5 Homeroom Basketball 1, 25 Traffic Squad 1, 3, 45 Memorial Day Parade 35 Asst. Chairman of Lunchroom 3. Armed Forces ARNOLD ROSS PETRALIA 56 Linnet Street No. 345 XVrestling 1, 2, 3, 45 Hallowe'en Hop Decoration Committee 45 S. A. Assembly 35 Band and Orchestra 1. College ALICE MARIE PHILLIPS 531 Flower City Park Brockport High: Volleyball 25 Honor Roll 2, 3, 45 Dramatics 45 Radio 1Vorkshop 45 Minor Letter Scholarship 35 Senior Orchestra 2, 35 Orchestra 25 Home Room Alternate 2. College PATRICIA ANN PIERCE 9 Thorn Street Monroe High5 Soccer 35 John Quill Advertising 45 Athletic Banquet 25 Senior Tea 45 Scholarship 25 Beauty Clinic 2. Undecided JOY MARTHA PIKE 1418 Ridgeway Avenue No. 415 Homeroom Representative 25 Tri-Y 2, 35 Scholarship 1, 2. 3, 45 Memorial Scholarship Drive 25 Snowball 25 May Prom 35 Lunchroom 3. Work .IACQUELINE PIKER 82 Devitt Road No. 415 Bowling 1, 2, 35 Ping Pong 35 Social Dancing 25 S-Day Elections 25 Beauty Clinic 25 Senior Pictures 4: Student Secretary 45 Senior Tea 45 Honorable Mention 2, 35 Badminton 45 Soccer 4. College ALBERT FRANK PORTER, JR. 251 Newton Road Greece Central: Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 3, 45 1Vrest- ling 25 Minor Letter Activities 35 Hi-Y 2. College BRUCE POTTER 3457 Dewey Avenue Barnard5 Picture Representative 1. Armed Forces PATRICIA ALICE POXVER 497 Clay Avenue No. 415 Orchestra 15 Band 15 Senior Banquet 35 Athletic Banquet 35 Students Day 1. College ROBERT POXVER 38 Chesterton Road Greece Central5 Homeroom Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 15 Swimming Team 15 Scholarship 1, 25 Junior Life Saving 15 Demonstration 1. NVork MARIE S. POIVRIE 587 Clay Avenue No. 415 Tri-Y 2, 3, 45 Served Senior Banquet 35 Bowling 25 Hallowe'en Hop 45 Marshall Day 25 Lunchroom 35 Beauty Clinic 25 Scholarship 2, 3. VVork XVERNER PREISSING 52 Bonesteel Street No. 41: Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Homeroom Basketball 1, 2, 35 Soccer 2, 45 Radio 4. College TERRY L. PRESTON 2005 Dewey Avenue No. 415 Honor Roll 2, 3. 45 Honorable Mention 2, 3, 45 Swimming Club 2. 45 Bank Clerk 35 Stage Crew 25 Grlnds Committee John Quill 45 Minor Letter Scholarship 3. FRANK PSCHIRRER Homeroom Basketball 25 Varsity Basketball 35 Swimming 1. College DIANE QUINLAN 317 Steko Avenue No. 415 Snowball 25 Scholarship 1, 3. Work JAMES A. RECKAHN 86 Cabot Road Greece Central: Honor Roll 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Inter- High Band 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 35 Homeroom Basketball 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 35 Minor Letter Scholarship 25 Minor Letter Activities 25 Major Letter Activities 35 Picture Repre- sentative 15 Demonstration 15 Assembly 3. College XVILLIAM D. REEVES 30 Lynchester Street Aquinas. College ELEANOR REGER 15 Canton Street Jefferson: Swimming Club. Mgr. 3: Leaders Club 35 Dancing Club 35 Minor Letter Athletics 35 Scholarship 3, 4: Life Saving Senior 35 'Water Safety Leaders 35 Senior Tea 45 Audio Visual 4. Undecided GEORGE P. REINHART 4 Tacoma Street Florida. Undecided MARY ELLEN RIEDEL 547 Denise Road New Jersey5 Student Secretary 32 Senior Banquet 35 Athletic Banquet 3: Senior Choir 3, 4. Armed Forces RAYMOND ROBERTS 148 Eastman Avenue East High: Baseball 2, 3, 45 Cross Country 3, 45 H. R. Basketball 2, 3, 45 Swimming 1, 35 Scholarship 35 Minor Letter Sports 3. Armed Forces MARY LOUISE ROBERTSON 206 Albemarle Street No. 75 Junior Choir 1: Service Corps 1, 2, 3, 45 Activities Minor Letter 1: Major Letter Activities 35 Docket 3, 45 May Prom '35 Graduation l'sher 35 Soccer 3, 45 Life Saving 35 Scholarship Minor Letter 2: Major Letter Scholarship 32 .Iohn Quill 45 Scholarship Commission 45 Quill and Scroll Clerk 1, 25 Rating Clerk 1. Undecided GORDON NIEDERMEIER 89 Clay Avenue No. 415 Homeroom Basketball 1, 2, 45 Scholarship 3 Dance Committee 1. College EDMOND FRED OESTREICHER 243 Florence Avenue Barnard: Scholarship 2, 35 Homeroom Rating Clerk 1. College AMELIA ANNA PARO 141 Driving Park Avenue No. 75 Senior Tea 45 Style Show 25 Scholarship 2. WVork BARBARA ANN PARSONS 305 Malden Street Greece Central: Volleyball 35 Swimming 35 Honorable Mention 1, 2, 35 Tri-Y 2, 3, 45 Vice President of Senior Class 45 Student Secretary 45 Minor Letter Scholarship 35 Senior Tea 4: Dance Committee 45 Lunchroom 3. College 3, 45 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Choir 45 College Teachers' Convention 1. College DON L. ROBINSON 147 Ridgecrest Road Greece Central: Service Corps 1, 2, 3, 45 Football Manager 3: Messenger 2, 35 Band 1, 2, 35 Choir 35 Demo.nstration 15 Minor Letter Activities 15 Major Letter Activities 25 Band and Choir Concerts 1, 2, 35 Student Secretary 25 Attendance Aide 2, 35 Usher Museum 35 Memorial Day Parade 3: Scho- larship 1, 2: Lunchroom Chairman 3. College SENIOR STATISTICS JAMES J. RODENBECK 15 Minder Street Aquinas. College JACQUELINE ROOD 102 Corona Road Greece Central: Tri-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3: Snowball 2: Lunchroom Cashier 4: Perfect Attendance 2: Hallowe'en Hop 4: Usher Graduation 3: Senior Tea 4: Senior Banquet 3: Bowling 4: Honor Roll 2: Asst. Bank Clerk 2: Minor Letter Scholarship 3. Work ROBERT WESLEY ROOT 44 Christian Avenue No. 41: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: H. R. Representative 1: National Honor Society 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Inter-High Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Choir 1, 2: Rating Clerk 4: Minor Letter Activities 1: Minor Letter Scholarship 1: Major Letter Activities 2: Major Letter Scholarship 3: Junior Inter-High Choir 1: Snowball 1, 2: H. R. Represent- ative Alternate 2: Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 4: Marshall Day 2: Cross Country 1: Lunchroom 3. College WILLIAM ROSENGREEN 120 Florida Avenue Undecided DONALD SABIN 627 Clay Avenue No. 41: Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2: Minor Letter Scholarship 3: Homeroom Basketball 1, 3. College JOAN SCHLIMPF 120 Bryan Street Holy Rosary. Nursing PATRICIA ANN SCHMID 33 Robin Street No. 34: Senior Choir 2, 3: Senior Tea 3: Athletic Banquet 3: Messenger 2: Homeroom President 1, 2: Student Secre- tary 4: Docket 3: Style Show 3. Work MARCIA ANN SCHROEDER 132 Lynette Drive Holy Rosary: Scholarship 1, 3. College NADEAN S. SCHROY 37 Albemarle Street No. 7: Rating Clerk 2: Basketball 1: Trl-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Tea 2: Snowball 3: Assembly 3, 4: Dancing 1: Scholarship 2. College THOMAS FREDERICK SCHUTTE 38 Moseley Road Barnard: Alternate Rating Clerk 1: Clerk 2, 3, 4: Assembly 2, 3, 4: Docket 3: John Quill Advertising 4: Minor Letter Scholarship 3: Cross Country 3, 4: Homeroom Basketball 1: Honor Roll: Hi-Y 3: Marshall Day 2: Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3, 4: Graduation Ticket Taker 3: Fire Prevention Week 4. College DONNA MARIE SCHWARTZ 76 Florence Avenue St. Charles: Lunchroom 3: Rating Clerk Alternate 3: Schlar- ship 2, 3. Work JACQUELINE MARY SCHWARTZ 1640 Stone Road Greece Central: Homeroom Representative 2, 3, 4: Athletic Banquet 3: Senior Banquet 3: Community Chest 1: Red Cross 1: Hallowe'en Hog 4: Tri-Y 2, 3, 4: Sales at Games 4: Radio Work Shop 4: enior Tea 4: Docket Staff 4. College SALLY ANN SCORSE 1829 Stone Road Greece Central: Honor Roll 1, 4: Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3: Minor Letter Scholarship 3: Tri-Y 1, 2: Bowling Club 4: Snowball 2: Docket Copy Reader 4: Senior Tea 4: Usher Graduation 3: John Quill 4: Marshall Day 2: Junior-Senior Party 3: Teachers' Convention 1: Voting Committee 1: Stu- dent Secretary 4: Radio Work Shop 4: Sales at Games 3, 4: Hallowe'en Hop 4. College MARILYN JEAN SCOTT 81 Langford Road No. 41: Honorable Mention 1: Honor Roll 2, 3: Swimming Club 1, 2: H. R. Attendance 2, 3, 4: Teacher's Convention 1: Lunchroom 3: Junior Red Cross 3. Work RICHARD H. SCOUTEN 181 Oriole Street No. 31: Scholarship 2, 3. Armed Forces BEVERLY ANN SEILS 169 Argo Park No. 34: Scholarship 1, 2: Social Dancing 2: Graduation Usher 3: Orchestra 1, 3: Junior Band 2: Trl-Y 1, 2, 3. Undecided CAROLD MARIE SENECAL 232 Bonesteel Street Greece Central: Honorable Mention 1, 3, 4: Honor Roll 3: Leader's Club 3: Dance Committee 2: Snowball 2: Drum Majorettes 1, 2: May Prom 3: Athletic Banquet 3: Radio 4: H. R. Secretary 3, 4: Advertising Staff John Quill 4: Swim- ming 1, 2. Armed Forces JOYCE SI-IADDOCK 74 Dlx Street No. 7: Junior-Senior Party 3: Senior Choir 4: Athletic Banquet 3: Senior Banquet 3: March of Dimes 3: Inter- High Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Docket 3: Square Dancing 1: Junior Choir 1, 2: Usher Senior Play 3: Scholarship 3. Undecided AGNES MAE SHERMAN 123 Mason Street Spencer-port High: Choir 2, 3, 4: Trl-Y 1, 4: Rating Alternate 3, 4: Banking Alternate 2: Senior Tea 4. Nursing SANDRA SIMPSON 362 Augustine Street No. 7: Student Secretary 2: Tri-Y 1: Badminton Club 1: Polio Benefit Game 3: March of Dimes 1: Swimming 2: Scholarship 2, 3. Work DONALD SMITH 118 Castleford Road Barnard: Senior Band 1, 2. 3, 4: Orchestra 3, 4: Tennis Club 2: Intramural Basketball 3 : Minor Letter Activities 3. College JEANNINE ANN SMITH 20 Hollywood Street No. 41: Tri-Y 2, 3, 4: Senior Choir 2, 3, 4: Radio 4: Junior Prom 2. Work ROGER SNOVER 71 Dalston Road Barnard: H. R. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: H. R. Banking Clerk 1. Armed Forces SHIRLEY ANNE SOPORITO 18 Oriole Street No 34: Orchestra 1, 2: Senior Choir 2: Attendance Aide 1, 2, 3: Alternate H. R. Representative 1: Marshall Day 2: Minor Letter Scholarship 1: Major Letter Scholarship 2: Minor Letter Activities 2: Major Letter Activities 3: March of Dimes 2, 3, 4: Alternate Rating Clerk 3, 4: Reserve Cheerleader 2: Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4: Junior Prom 3: Junior-Senior Party 2: Assembly 3, 4: Graduation Usher 3: Senior Play Usher 3: Athletic Banquet 3: Senior Banquet 3: Docket 4: Student Secretary 4: Badminton 4: Rating Checker 4: Senior Tea 4: Memorial Day 3: Model Convent- ion 3: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Operetta 2. College DONALD F. SPIELER 293 Winchester St. No. 41: Usher Museum 3: Representative Junior Red Cross 3: Model Convention 3: Varsity Soccer 1, 3, 4: Reserve Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3 : Varsity Basketball 4 : Reserve Baseball 2 : Var- sity Baseball 3, 4: Tumbling 1, 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 3: Major Letter Athletics 2: Minor Letter Athletics 2: Major Letter Scholarship 3: Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4: Minor Letter Activities 3: Bank Clerk 3: Legislature Representative 1: Scholarship 1, 2, 3, 4. College ANN SPINDLER 603 Dewey Avenue Holy Rosary: Minor Letter Scholarship 3: Swimming 3: Bowling 3: H. R. Representative 2: Docket Staff 3: Senior Banquet 3: Athletic Banquet 3: Student Secretary 4: Honor Roll 3. Work JANET STARWALD 184 Delmar Road Charlotte High: Bowling 3: Assembly 2: Scholarship 3.W k or ROBERT STEIDLE 116 Wildwood Drive St. Charles: Cross Country 2, 3, 4. College SHIRLEY STEIN 2288 Ridgeway Avenue Greece Central: Bowling 2, 3, 4: Messenger 1: Minor Letter Scholarship 2: March of Dimes 2: Museum Usher 3: John Quill Advertising 4. Undecided SHEILA ANN STELLJES 68 Ridgemont Drive Greece Central: Fashion Board 3, 4: Tri-Y 1, 2: Snow- ball Committee 1: Halloween Hop Committee 4: Sales at Games 2. College MARILYN L. STEPHENS 180 Driving Park Avenue No. 7: Scholarship 1. Work JAMES STODDARD 221 Bernice Street No. 19: Homeroom Basketball 1, 2, 3: Track Team 3, 4: Wrestling 2. College JEWETT L. STODDARD 55 Ridgeway Avenue No. 41: John Quill Advertising 4: Basketball 1. College DANIEL STUTZMAN 149 Corona Road Greece Central: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Spring Music Fest- ival 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Delegate to Empire Boy's Stat-e 3: Vice President of S. A. 4: Assembly 3, 4: Soccer 4: Minor Letter Scholarship 2: Junior Town Meeting of the Air 4: Executive Council 4: Legislature 4: Honor Roll 1, 4: Honorable Mention 2, 3: Major Letter Scholarship 3: Minor Letter Activities 3: Major Letter Activities: John Qugl l4.g o e e BRUCE SULLIVAN 102 Augustine Street No. 41: Reserve Basketball 1, 2, 3: Reserve Baseball 1, 3: Minor Letter Athletics 1: Football: Volleyball 2: Major Let- ter Athletics 2: Baseball 3: H. R. Representative 1: Junior Choir 1: Picture Representative 2: Snowball 2: Senior Choir 3: Minor Letter Activities 3. Undecided JANET MARION SUTTER 589 Portland Avenue No. 39: Rating Clerk 1, 2, 3: Rating Checker 4: Museum Usher 3: Graduation Usher 3: Student Bookstore 2, 3,. 4: Hostess Goblins' Ball 3: Hostess Snowball 3: Invitations Junior Prom 3: Marshall Day 2: Memorial Scholarship Drive 2: Pictures Committee 2: Bowling 3: Scholarship Commission 4: Civic Service Commission 4: Executive Coun- cil 4: John Quill Co-Editor 4: Delegate Model Convention 3: Minor Letter Scholarship 1: Major Letter Scholarship 2: Minor Letter Activities 3: Senior Tea 4: Voice of Demexgzlrizgjg Contest 3. DONALD L. TEAGUE 188 Alameda Street No. 7- Bank Clerk 1: Junior Choir 1: Snowball 2: Assembly 2: Music 2: Museum Usher 3: Junior Town Meeting 3: Senior Choir 3: Assembly 3: H. R. Basketball 1: Minor Letter Scholarship 3. College ROY THOMAS 1498 Stone Road Greece Central: Homeroom Basketball. Work RITA THORPE 97 Duffern Drive Barnard: Tri-Y 1, 2, 3: Senior Tea 3: Swimming 1: Lunch- room 3. Armed Forces ELLEN LEE TICKNER 290 Maplewood Avenue No. 22: H. R. Rating Clerk 1: Swimming 1. 2, 3, 43 D8-r1CiI1g 1, 2: Recreation 3: Life Saving 3: Baseball 3: Senior Choir 4- 62 St th UF.de35lS2 HAROLD TIMIAN Ta mo Barnard: Soccer Bazketlblall 1:L1xssemXlife5t:zgdlio Work - ' - e er . Shop 4, March o imes . nor Undecided JOYCE TOBIAS 67 Jordan Avenue Harding School: Badminton 3: May Prom 3: Scholarglglpege ROBERTA TORNABENE 695 Lexington Avenue St. Stanislaus: Assemblies 3: Radio Workshop 3: Student Secretary 4: Athletic Banquet 3: Dramatics 3: John Oulll Advertising 4. Work SHEILA KAY TOWNSEND 150 Rand Street Brockport: Swimming 1, 2: Student Secretary 4. College ROSE ANN TRAPANI 666 Flower City Park No. 41: Bank Clerk 2, 3: Student Secretary 4: Refresh- ments at Games 3: Docket Staff 4: Senior Tea 4: Scholar- ship 2, 3. Work SENIOR STATISTICS JOAN TUCKEY 65 Rand Street No. 411 Minor Letter Scholarship 13 Major Letter Scholar- ship 23 M-inor Letter Activities 33 Major Letter Activities S3 Swimming Club 1.3 Volleyball 33 Badminton 3, 43 Bowl- ing 33 Soccer 43 Social Dancing 43 Student Secretary 3, 43 Homeroom Representative 13 Service Corps 2, 3, 43 Voice of Democracy Contest 33 Concession at Games 33 Banking Office 3, 43 Memorial Day Parade 33 Assembly 33 Senior Banquet 33 Model Convention 33 Rating Clerk 3, 43 Tri-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 Dance Committee 33 John Quill 43 Docket Reporter 43 Senior Tea 4. Nursing ROBERT VAILLETTE 102 Glendale Park No. 343 Homeroom Basketball 13 Scholarship 1, 2, 3, 43 Band and Orchestra 13 Student Store 3. Armed Forces TINA LOUISE VALENTINE 15 Admiral Park No. 341 Dance Committee 33 Student Secretary 3. Work EUGENE RAYMOND VAN DE VELDE 370 Magee Avenue No. 7: Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Homeroom Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Docket Photography 43 Scholarship 33 Music 2. College RUTH ALICE VAN LARE 10 Hanford Landing Road West No. 413 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 43 Guardian of the Flag 43 Scholarship Commission 43 National Honor Society 3, 43 Major Letter Scholarship 23 Minor Letter Scholarship 13 Rating Committee 43 Minor Letter Activities 23 Major Letter Activities 33 Minor Letter Athletics 13 Major Letter Athletics 13 School Award 23 Service Corps 1, 2, 3, 43 Marshall Day 1, 23 S. A. Campaign 43 Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 43 Managing Editor John Quill 43 Docket Reporter 3, 43 Press Bureau 33 Model Convention 33 Senior Banquet 33 Bop Hop 13 Snowball 13 Junior Prom 23 Graduation Usher 33 Life Saving 1, 2, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Dramatics 43 Radio Workshop 43 S-Day Election 13 Voice of Democracy Contest 33 Senior Tea 43 Polio Benefit Game 33 Swimming 1, 2, 3, 43 Leaders Club 33 1Vatcr Safety Leaders 1, 3, 43 Badminton 1, 2, 3, 43 Bowling 43 Baseball 13 Playdays 1, 2, 3, 43 Athletic Commission 3, 4. College RONALD EVERETT VAN PUTTE 102 Brookrldge Drive Barnard: NVrestling 3, 43 Track 3, 43 Minor Letter Scholar- ship 33 Honor Roll 3, 43 Honorable Mention 2, 3, 4. College BEVERLY JEAN VIELE 150615 Dewey Avenue No. 341 Junior Choir 13 Senior Choir 2, 3. Work CHARLES VILLAREALE 194 Albemarle Street No. 73 H. R. President 43 Basketball 33 Football 3, 43 Track 3, 43 Marshall Day Committee 23 Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 43 Junior Choir 13 Volleyball 2, 33 Student Aide 13 Music 23 Senior Choir 2, 4. College MARIE VITELLO 328 Glenwood Avenue Holy Rosary3 Marshall Day 23 H. R. President 2, 43 As- semblies 33 Marshall Docket 33 Honor Roll 43 Student Secre- tary 43 Honorable Mention 33 Senior Tea 43 May Proen 13. o ego JANICE HELEN YVALKER 81 Glenthorne Road No. 413 Bowling 23 Bank Clerk 1, 2, 3, 43 Demonstration C. W. Zone 13 Student Aide 1, 33 Attendance Aide 1, 2, 3: Graduation Usher 33 Style Show 33 Minor Letter Scholar- ship 23 Major Letter Scholarship 33 Tri-Y 1, 2, 3. Work HERBERT F. WATERMAN 75 Hasting Lane No. 73 Football 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Wrestling 3, 43 Homeroom Basketball 1, 23 Rating Committee 13 Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 43 Junior Choir 13 Senior Choir 2, 3, 43 Athletic Commission 43 Major Letter Athletics 33 Major Letter Ac- tivities 33 Hi-Y 23 Service Corps 2, 33 Model Convention 33 Junior-Senior Party 33 Music 23 Rating Committee 23 H. R. Representative 33 Scholarship 13 Minor Letter Ac- tivities 33 Minor Letter Athletics 2. College LEWIS A. WVATSON 4118 Mt. Read Boulevard Barnard: Homeroom Basketball 1, 2, 33 Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 43 Rating Clerk 1, 23 Honor Roll 33 Honorable Mention 3, 43 Major Letter Athletics 33 Minor Letter Athletics 23 Cross Country 43 Track 4. Armed Forces RONALD G. WAYTALAK 83 Glendale Park Swimming 1, 2, 3, 43 Intermural Swimming 1, 2, 3, 43 H. R. Basketball 1, 23 Minor Letter Athletics 23 Major Letter Athletics 33 Lunchroom 33 Junior Water Safety Leader 2. Undecided 'N ' A md? 9 jg ,f,. is . JOAN WEAVER 211 Cabot Road Greece Central3 H. R. Representative Alternate 13 Snowball 13 Senior Tea 43 Elementary School Visit 1. College JUDITH ANN WEBER 256 Flower City Park No. 73 Reserve Cheerleader 33 Varsity Cheerleader 43 H. R. Alternate 43 Senior Banquet 33 Senior Class Secretary 43 Junior-Senior Party 23 Marshall Day 23 Office Messenger 33 Senior Banquet 33 Memorial Day 33 Senior Choir 43 May Prom 33 Usher Opcretta 1. College GEORGE CLINTON NVEBSTER 166 Benton Street No. 413 Homeroom Basketball 13 Audio Visual 2, 3, 43 Marshall Day 23 Student Aide 3. Work MARCIA ANN NVEILAND 110 Ridgemont Drive Greece Central3 Dance Committee 43 Soccer 43 Senior Tea. Committee 4. College STEPHEN WEILERT 170 'Weston Road No. 341 Scholarship 33 Junior Red Cross 3. College HELEN MAE WEITZEL 448 Lakeview Park Shortsville High: Athletic Banquet 33 Senior Tea 33 Senior Banquet 33 Marshall Day 23 Volleyball 3, 43 Badminton 3, 43 Social Dancing 2, 43 May Prom Hostess 33 Honorable Mention 33 John Quill 33 1Vaitress at Docket Dinner 33 Ticket Sales Manager Senior Play 3. College CHARLES VICTOR VVENDT 1251 Maiden Lane Greece Central. WVork DONALD F. NVHEELER 71 Holmes Road Greece Central3 Swimming 1, 23' Minor Letter Activities 3: Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Homeroom Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Grinds Committee John Quill 43 May Prom 33 Scholarship 1, 2, 3, 43 Senior Life Saving 3, College ROBERT STANTON WHEELER 119 Briarcliff Road Barnard: Scholarship 33 Homeroom Basketball 1. College GAYLE ANN WILSON 78 Strathmore Drive Barnard3 Banking Clerk 2, 33 Open House 33 Senior Cgog' 2. o egc MARCIA RUTH 'WILSON 106 Leonard Road Barnard: Senior Choir 3, 43 Music tVocal Solol 3, 43 Music Appreciation 23 Junior Choir 1. College CONSTANCE YVINGATE 91 Holmes Road Greece Central3 Audio Visual Secretary 33 Student Secretary 43 Graduation Usher 33 Snowball 33 Senior Tea 43 Junior- Senior Party 33 Minor Letter Scholarship 23 Minor and Major Letter Athletics 33 Honor Roll 1, 23 Swimming 1, 2, 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 23 Volleyball 1, 2, 33 Soccer 3, 43 Life Saving 23 Rating Clerk 3, 43 Docket Staff 4: Operetta 13 Teachers' Convention 13 Lunchroom 33 Ping Pong 1, 3.- College ALICE MARY WINTER 691 Dewey Avenue No. 343 Tri-Y 3, 43 Homeroom Secretary 1, 2, 3, 4: Mes- senger 33 Basketball Concession 2, 33 Student Aide 33 March of Dimes 33 Scholarship 1, 2. Work ELIZABETH E. WISHART 56 Hammond Street Greece Central: Honor Roll 1, 43 Homeroom Secretary 2, John Quill 43 Docket Reporter 33 Graduation Usher 33 Senior Play Usher 33 Honorable Mention 13 Trl-Y 3, 4: Jun- ior Choir 13 Senior Choir 33 Snowball Concessions 23 Bas- ketball Game Concesslons 33 Radio Workshop 43 Junior- Senior Party 3. College BARBARA MARY XVOOD 159 Johnson Road Barnard: Student Secretary 33 H. R. Representative 33 Honorable Mention 33 Social Dancing 33 John Quill 4.. Work EDITH MARIE WVORBOYS 235 Avis Street No. 413 Snowball Decoration 2. 33 Service Corps 2, 3, 42 Drum Majorettes 1, 2, 33 Student Secretary 3, 43 Alternate Rating Clerk 23 Attendance 1, 2, 33 John Quill 43 Bowling 2, 43 Tri-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 Co-Captain Service Corps 4. College JOCHEN VVORMS Germany3 H. R. Representative Alternate 4: Photographer for John Quill 43 Photographer for Docket 4: Swlmmlnlr 42 Assembly 43 Radio 43 Hi-Y 43 Service Corps 4. College KATHRYN ANN WURTZ 122 Argo Park Nazareth Academy: Trl-Y 2, 3, 4: Swimming 2. 3: Senior Banquet 33 Volleyball 33 Docket Staff 3, 43 Concession at Games 33 Honorable Mention 33 Badminton 43 Snowball 32 Bowling 43 Senior Tea Committee 4. COUGHO .1 u 1 img ' ' . . , X I 3. 3 X 0 M- , , ' A , A...,i52l4,.,M, M Aero Hardware Al's Barber Shop Al's Dewey Avenue Service Alderman, Mrs. J. Alliance Garage Alpha Tri-Y Amber Weaving Studio Baby Furniture Exchange Baldwin, Harry L. Bauman, Saul H. Berna, Joyce, Dance Studio Barnard, Porter, Remington, Fowler Bernz, Otto, Inc. Borden's Ice Cream, Inc. Boucher Florist, Inc. Boyce and Son, E. T. Buckman's Dairy Buss, E. W. Cadet Cleaners Calabrese, Joseph Carr, Morey Carr, The Florist Cass, W. P. Cassata Bakery Central Drive-In Theatre Charlotte Appliances, Inc. Cheerleaders Chefs Service Center Christoff, Helen, Market Circle Gift Shop Claire's Dress Shop Clara 81 Jean's Beauty Salon Cliff's Milk Bar Comac Builders Com liments of a Friend INDEX TO ADVERTISERS 89 93 90 112 89 106 90 89 89 103 89 and 89 112 89 105 89 89 90 104 90 93 91 91 90 91 95 108 91 90 96 91 91 112 90 p 90 Compliments of Cody's Garage 90 103 Congeris Tydol Station Cooper, Ada, Millinery Cramer-Force Paper Co. Dell's Furniture DelMoro, Adam S. Demac Typewriters DeMarco Dance Studio Dewey Avenue Pharmacy Dewey Bait and Tackle Dewey-Britton Food Market Dewey Sweet Shop Dick's Grocery Duchess Donut Shop Dudley, Wilbur Esleris Evelyn's Five Star Rangers Evergreen Kennels Excellent Beauty Salon Eysvogel, Fred G. Sz Son Fairchild's Bake Shop 90 104 94 96 95 101 91 91 91 91 92 1 15 94 94 92 92 92 94 92 Farm Bureau Insurance 92 Farr Bros. Sunoco Station 124 Friend 118 Flanigan Furniture Co. 92 Fisler Printing Co. 91 Frank's Service Station 96 Frosty Teddy Co. 92 Gass, William 96 Genesee Lime Products, Inc. 94 Gibney, Sue 105 Grace's Delicatessen 94 Graphic Advance Photo Service 94 Greece Floor Covering 94 Guiliano's Market 94 Grinnan, Frank, Grocery 93 Hahn, Photo Co. 89 Hoffenberg, Mr. 96 Holliday Jewelers 96 Homeroom 8 118 Homeroom 102 102 Homeroom 140 100 Homeroom 153 98 Homeroom 204 96 Homeroom 226 119 Homeroom 227 97 Homeroom 231 115 Homeroom 304 123 Homeroom 320 106 Houston Hat Shop 96 Hutchinson, Margaret Ross 115 Irondequoit Sporting Center 96 Johnson's Bakery, Inc. 96 Jon's Beauty Shoppe 112 Kleinhenz, Ludwig S. 115 Kleist, Otto 112 Knopz, Nau B. 105 Laduca, Joseph G. 112 Ledlie Jewelers 118 Leis, Charles 112 LeRoy's Card 81 Gift Shop 112 Maid Drug Co. 93 Maier's Doughnuts 103 Maplewood Diner 118 Margeson Automotive Garage 31 Speed Shop 112 Max The Florist 112 Mechanics Laundry Co. 95 Michaels, B., Co. 93 Michaels, Kay, Hair Stylist 93 Milt 8: Red's Restaurant 93 Monroe Radio Cab Inc. 124 Moser Studio 107 Moulton, Clayton B. 93 Mull, Mrs. Fred 95 Newman, Edward 109 Nicholas, Dr. Peter 95 88 Nothnagle, John T., Inc. 93 Novak, Bob 94 Pappani's Tailor 81 Tux Shop 95 Parkdale Restaurant 95 Pinnacle Auto Paint Shop 93 Poole, Robert J. Funeral Home 95 Randall, Ovid L. 113 Rathke Hardware 114 Reichenberger's Food Market 95 Rich's Ice Cream 110 Ridge Real Estate Co. 109 Ridgeview Service Station 114 Ridgeway Pharmacy 114 Riviera Menis Shop 111 Rochester Automatic Heating Co. 109 Rochester Gas 81 Electric Co. 111 Rochester Savings Bank 109 Rogers' Super Market 109 Rypma's Greenhouse 111 Schaefer's Market 111 Schantz, Frank 99 Schief, Elwood 114 Schmanke's 114 Scorse, Carl, Florist 114 Seaman's Stables 114 Stein, W. P. Si Co., Inc. 110 Sellitto's Restaurant 111 Senior Band 122 Senior Choir 120 Shabbarrasi, Anthony 111 Shopperis Outlet 114 Simpson, Robert - Electrical Con- tractor 111 Skip's Market 114 Smith, Roy 114 Soporito, Shirley 121 Student Store 110 Sullivan, H. H., Inc. 95 Thorne, Wm., Jeweler 113 Thorpe K Sons 111 Towne Men's Shop 113 Vay Funeral Home 113 VanHouter's Barber Shop 92 Veltri's Shoe Store 113 Victory Cleaners, Tailors 113 Walker's Electrical Appliances 113 Weber, Judy, and Petralia, Arnie 116 117 West Ridge Hardware Inc. 113 West Ridge Provision Co. 111 Western Auto Stores 124 Westminster Park 111 Winert's Friendly Service 113 Zack's Hardware 113 ALLIANCE B0 Ycnd GARAGE FENDER General Auto Repair Collision Service BAker 8768 532 NORTH STREET RocI1es+er, N. Y. D ' WORK Compliments of J O Y C E B E R N A BUCKMAN'S DAIRY 2576 RIDGE ROAD WEST MILK -ICE CREAM and DAIRY PRODUCTS Fresh From Farmer To You TOYS - GIFTS INFANTS' CLOTHES BABY FURNITURE EXCHANGE 497 STONE ROAD fnear Dewey Ave.j Roches+er I6. N. Y. CHarIo'H'e 307I J. Irish Wanted To Buy ANTIQUES and CUT GLASS CHINA and FURNITURE H . B . B A L D W I N GLenwoocI 6542-R Good Luck to the Grads AERO HARDWARE 1430 Dewey Ave. 892 W. Main St. GLen. 0561 GEn. 5045 BARNARD, PORTER, REMINGTON 8: FOWLER Dealers In Painis, Oils, Glass, Brushes Arfisfs' Maferials and Draffing Supplies Spray Pain+ing Equipmeni' Mainfenance Supplies BAIcer OI I0 9-I I-I3 N. Wafer S+. RADIO AND TELEVISION SERVICE All Makes Repaired EDWARD T. BOYCE 81 SON Sfore Hours: 9 A. IVI. Io 6 P. M. Monday Thru Safurday 3204 LAKE AVENUE CHarIo'I Ie II89 RocI1es'I'er I2, N. Y. C om pliments of BORDEN'S ICE CREAM CO. 285 ORMOND STREET BAIcer 7788 Compliments 0! HAHN PHOTO CENTER 308 DRIVING PARK AVENUE GLenwood 303I General Repairing Your Texaco Dealer AL'S DEWEY AVE. SERVICE I687 DEWEY AVENUE GLenwood 7227 CINDER and SAND BLOCKS MASON SUPPLIES COMAC BUILDERS' SUPPLY CORP. I86 NORMAN STREET Rochesfer, N. Y. GLenwoocI IOI0 GLenwood IOII The New Overweaving Method AMBER WEAVING STUDIO Moih Holes - Burns - Tears Experfly Rewoven 33 SHADY WAY JOSEPH CALABRESE HEATING CONTRACTOR GAS - OIL - COAL OH DGWSY Ave- near Sfone Rd- cl-larlo++e 4234 lbsa Por+Iand AveQ CHarIo++e I393 Rochesfer 5, N. Y. , Compliments Complzments of of I C O D Y S G A R A G E A F R I E N D 379 HUDSON AVE. TRENCH DIGGING FooI'ings-Wa+er-Sanifary Drainage-Tiling EIec+ri'c ConcIui'I's and Gas CI1ris1'o'FF's Food Markeis 404 LEXINGTON AVE. E . W . B U S S 602 DRIVING PK. AVE. 8 ST. RITA DRIVE GLenwood 7808-R Rochesfer II, N. Y. GLenwood 2000 GLenwood 4205 GLenwood 3333 Open Evenings A D A C C O P E R MILI-INERY 457 LEXINGTON AVE. B34 Dewey Avenue GLenwooCI 6372 Ai Driving Park Ave. Rochester 13, N. Y. Party Cakes Made To Order Compliments of Cenfral Drive-In Theafre Long Pond oFF Spencerporf Road Entertainment for the Entire Family Best Wishes Dewey Baif and Tackle The Show Place of Fine Fishing Tackle Largesl' Drive-In in New York S+a+e L l V E B A l T Capacily IOOO Cars - Waifing Room 200 Cars l96l Dewey Ave. GLenwoocl 7807 CHET'S SERVICE CENTER Compliments 0f 427 SPENCERPORT ROAD Come' Long Pond DEWEY - BRITTON FOOD GLenwood 8770 Rochesfer, N. Y. CLAIRE'S DRESS SHOP aaa DEWEY AVENUE Open Evenings 'Till 9 GLenwood 6454 Facials - Manicuring - Treafmenis Hair Tiniing - Hair Siyling For a Lovelier You - Call Clara and Jean's Beauly Salon Specializing In PERMANENTS l506V2 DEWEY AVENUE GLenwoocl 0858 Open Daily 9 A. M. 'lo 8 P. M. Safurdays 9 A. M. lo 5 P. M. Compliments of L W. CASS Dewey Avenue Pharmacy, Inc. PLUMBING - HEATING 29I0 DEWEY AVE. STEAMFITTING CHarIo'He l6I4 GLenwood 5978 372 Ridgeway Ave. HAmill'on 2253 CARR The FLORIST l25 EAST AVENUE In The Sheralon Block Flowers for All Occasions DEWEY SWEET SHOP FOUNTAIN SERVICE- LIGHT LUNCHES HOME MADE CANDY I450 DEWEY AVENUE George Antivahis, Proprietor Farm Bureau General Insurance LIFE - AUTO - FIRE RONALD MORGAN 722 FLOWER CITY PARK GLenwoocI OI67 FISLER PRINTING CO. PRINTING - MULTILITHING I66I DEWEY AVENUE Corner Rand SI'reeI Compliments of FROSTY TEDDY CO. Watrb for the Frosty Teddy Truck In Your Neighborhood 67I RIDGEWAY AVENUE Telephone: GLenwood 4I33 Compliments of EXCELLENT BEAUTY SALON lzbo sr. PAUL ST. Home of Guaranteed Permanents Flanigan Furnirure Company Esfablished I9I2 Home of Better Values Furni+ure, Rugs, Appliances 337 DRIVING PARK AVE. Phone: GLenwood 0794 Business Hours: Daily IO A. M. +o 9 P. M. Fairchilds Bake Shop WEDDING and PARTY CAKES 638 Lake Avenue GLenwoocI I9I7 Compliments of Hans Fri+z a+ Van Hou+ers Barber Shop 5I6 STONE ROAD EveIyn's Five Siar Rangers ROUND and SQUARE Music of Distinction for All Occasions Wesfern and Popular Call - - - - CUIver 2466 DICK'S GROCERY 275 RIDGE ROAD EAST ICE SOLD HERE Open 7 Days a Week Compliments vt EVERGREEN KENNELS I FULL LINE OF PET SUPPLIES GLenwoocI 4765 2550 LyeII Road Compliments Compliments of of B. Michael's Company Mr. Michaels and Kay Michaels Beau'I'y Salon 2978 DEWEY AVENUE Complete Line of INFANTS' ancl CHILDRENS WEAR CLAYTON B. MOULTON INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS I6 James S'I'ree+ - LOcusI 8I I0 Branch Office: I79I Dewey Avenue - GLenwood 6037 MOREY CARR'S SPORTSMAN'S STORE WEST RIDGE SHOPPING CENTER GLenwood 7422 Compliments of PINNACLE AUTO PAINT SHOP Alex Lalvlenclola, Proprielor MOnroe b7l2 MiI+ and Red's Res'I'auranI' 3887 RIDGE ROAD WEST GLenwood 8603 Where Quality Food Prevails MAID DRUG CO. sun DEWEY AVENUE Prescriplions, Drugs, Candy Cigars, School Supplies GLenwood 8872-M AL'S BARBER SHOP You're Next - Skilled Barbers Sanitary Methods I342 DEWEY AVENUE AI Maier Rochesier I3, N. Y. FRANK GRINNAN I527-9 LAKE AVENUE MEATS - GROCERIES - VEGETABLES can emwooa 6614 Open Evenings Unlil 9 P. M. JOHN T. NOTHNAGLE. Inc. REALTORS Ugg! QQZZEZH of JJOITZELH I4 Easl' Main S+. 29l7 Dewey Ave. BAlcer 8l50 Corner Slone Road Rodios Records Appliances Service Grace's Home Service j Delicafessen I70 Lexingion Ave. Icor.I Dewey Ave. 2855 DEWE' AVENUE We Deliver GLenwood 0977 Fred G. Eysvogel Arnold R. Eysvogel Compliments 01' Fred G. Eysvogel 8: Son Plumbing and Heating Contractors 6I5 WEST MAIN ST. GEnesee 3644 Rochesier, N. Y. Greece FIoor Covering 2883 DEWEY AVENUE CHarIo'He 4700 DUDLEY ESSO SERVICE l05I Dewey Ave. GLenwood 7396 Free Delivery Service LUBRICATION - WASHING MUCK For Your Lawn or Flower Beds ORDER EARLY Genesee Lime Produc+s. Inc. I89I LONG POND ROAD ACCESSORIES GLenwood 77II Rochesrer 6, N. Y. C0mPlimenfs TOP SOIL FILL DIRT of - DELL'S FURNITURE and APPLIANCES 377 SMITH STREET BOB NOVALS 2897 RIDGEWAY AVENUE GLenwood 8338-J EXCAVATING SAND and GRAVEL Everything Plwfogfdpbif - We HW If GLenwood 7392 LOcusI' 3I57 We D0 UU 7 Lorimer S+. 384 Sfafe Sf. ADVANCE I Graphic Phoio Service GUILIANOS MARKET 5:9 STATE STREET MEAT LOcus+ 68 I 5 FRUITS - VEGETABLES - GROCERIES Tony Sobb II5 Saraioga Ave. ICE COLD BEVERAGES GLenwood 7I80-M Rochesfer 6, N. Y. . We Delwer 94- With Best Wishes To THE CLASS OF I953 Compliments of Mechanics Laundry Co., Inc. I4 GLENDALE PARK Compliments of the PARKDALE RESTAURANT CHarloI'+e 4230 CHarIoI'+e 423 I CITarIoH'e Appliances, Inc. 3268 LAKE AVENUE FURNITURE and APPLIANCES Complete Home Furnishings A. J. AgosI'ineIIi RochesI'er I2, N. Y. Compliments of A FRIEND LET ME MAKE YOUR WEDDING D E M A C RECEPTION A DELIGHTFUL MEMORY TYPEWRITERS COMPLETE :mash V RECEPTION 1 New Portables WEDDING CAKQ . 4 Seneca Ho+eI Arcade For Free Estimates See BA'ker 774' MRS FRED MULL, 149 LEE ROAD or Call GLonwood 1831-W NEED A TUX FOR GRADUATION? Compliments Come To gf Pappani's Tailor 8: Tux Shop Open Open Reichenberger's Food Sfore 8 'AifgQi?,:'M' 0 T105 dy IHS ly 29:4 Dswev AVENUE M S 292 DRIVING PARK AVENUE BLUE PRINTS - PI-IOTOSTATS C0mP1fmef1ff ARTIST and SIGN SUPPLIES of H. H. SULLIVAN INC. 67 SOUTH AVENUE BAker 4220 ROBERT J. POOLE Funeral Home I305 DEWEY AVENUE George Frank's Service S+a'I'ion Dewey Ave. and Briarclilife Rd. Rochesler, N. Y. Phone: CHarloHe 4297 1 CIRCLE GIFT SHOP I575 DEWEY AVENUE , Hundreds of Gif? Suggesfions Jewelry - Cards Ralph - Bill - Al - Chuck - Don CONGRATULATIONS Compliments of S E N l O R S from B E T A H I - Y I0+h GRADE HOME ROOM ScoHy - Don - Ron - Ed - Diclc No. 204 Expert Haircutting At The Compliments IRONDEOUOIT SHOPPING PLAZA o f GEORGE HOFFENBERG S 81 M BARBER SHOP 4 BARBERS No Waiting Compliments of HOLLIDAY JEWELERS usob DEWEY AVENUE IRONDEOUOIT SPORTING CENTER 525' TITUS AVE. Phone: GLenwood 0547 In the Irondequoit Shopping Plaza Hobbies - Cralfs - Sporling Goods HOUSTON HAT SHOP I505 Lake Avenue - Near Ridgeway GLenwood 94I7 JOHNSONS BAKERY 7 Pullman Ave. GLen. 0972 7 'LC'6'f'f'e7M,,w E55 WW Gy ff-f?Uf'k W 05? W W Wf5f7 gi4fQ 2 KWH W . QM M MEM fffigffffyjfvfijj' fi Wfffimzlfiki 97 my WWW an ,601 Qbqyymy QQW MW WWZWW MWZW WL WM M yy! out' HCM! W iawoyb - new Qivyw Jooiu2 Mum W,,,,,,,,,L TZ ww? Q nsawuwma, 0 . of 414 iff few Q7 Mg' ,iw 1063 ln ,Wm www! SCHIINTZ HOMES INC. BUILDERS OI' QUALITY RESIDENCES 4029 ST. PAUL BOULEVARD Roches+er I7, New York CHarloH'e 3407 Good Luclc +o +l1e Class of I953 'From a 'Former member of fhe John Marshall FaouH'y FRANK J. SCHANTZ, lPres.l U 2333 mfWX Q EJQWZJWW Jg5 g Q95 WWW C22..,:gLq74L,m QW WM MQW? Dyk -K wipgigwsfiyjff Ci W Q YZLQAQ 4690! WWW? faowkg QQ? 5265 WK Gisiiiw HGNE Room ILIO IIE MIIII00 IIIINGE STUDIO 2900 DEWEY AVENUE CHarIoH'e 4672 MISS DeMARCO BALLET - TOE - ACROBATIC - TAP IAge 3 and Up, BALLROOM IAge I2 and Up, 101 L ,LQ.,, 41 1 Q W I tv -' l Phone: BAker 262 I MAIER'S DOUGHNUTS nyowz Bally Bonn I2 LAKE AVENUE iCorner Smiih S+., Rochesier 6, New York Compliments Of GENE CONGER'S SERVICE STATION TYDOL l405 DEWEY AVENUE Corner of Flower Cify Park Phone: GLenwood 764I Free Pick Up and Delivery Service for the FACULTY OF JOHN MARSHALL STUDIO FOR THE FINEST IN YEAR BOOK PORTRAITS 0 GROUPS 0 CANDIDS CONSULT OUR SPECIALISTS For Information Write: SAUL H. BAUMAN, Manager, School Division 28 SOUTH UNION STREET ROCHESTER, NEW YORK Compliments Compliments of Of CENTRAL LAUNDRY A and FRIEND SUPPLY C0 536-552 ST. PAUL STREET HAmil+on 6440 COM PLIMENTS OF CHDET CLEANERS BUFFALO an-cl ROCHESTER ROCHESTER CHDET CLEANERS 420 Nor'l'on Sfreef 104 .sciaofa - Halfegea - 6414144 FREE-Information and Catalogs-FREE Telephone, M0nroe 4940 GEORGE BOUCHER FLORIST, INC. FLOWERS BY WIRE 422 EAST MAIN STREET Opposite Eastman Theatre ALSO AVAILABLE ff 7een-,494 guidance Sauce for Boys and Girls, 13 to 18 years of age An aid to more effective high school and college planning. This includes testing and conference with parents and student on scholastic ability, reading skills, study tech- niques, adjustment and course planning. Assistance in planning college tours, filing applications, drilling for college board exam- inations, etc. Fee according to service. BY APPOINTMENT ' Call M0nroe 4940 BAker I420 Rochester, N. Y. E Z 3 1939 S 99 Gregory Hill Road, Rochester 20, N. Y cr C OMPLII-15 NT S 4 bww 'P 'L ua' 'Wa' af ,.., , 61 , ,ni fc V .1 Q41 ll 1fX ji I? j , K I QAM - '. ' L' - ' a 4-xxx, gif!! 5, , I Ji 'I qu! ' ' A aA,lr 0J1a.41L.vf344f1 CT' , I if if ' I A 7 1' W awk . V A 0 A Wi 'V 0' . -tw i f I 'I 105 Bye, Kids. and Good Luclr lo you all nexl year. THE ALPHA TRI-Y GALS So Long '53, we hope you 'Find all 'lhe happiness in 'I'he world. ESLER'S Irondequoit Shopping Plaza Rochester's Newest and Largest Record Shop Dan Pooley, Orchesfra Leader from - New York Cily, is Manager of Our Record Shop. When 'the Sfars of Slage and Screen come +o Rochesler, Dan promises 'lo have lhem appear al' ESLERS. GLenwood 8062 8063 III 1 fs xl I, ' -U N155 LHIHROP 32 me 2 ,Q Pass PAUL BONNET I1lLOREn cuRRV NTFS Q o ' SP BILL canmo JHHES LFDMBE It Q Ru-ni LUKE RNNOUNCER , ,L -' Q 1, e min nausnuo , .Vs X 2 ' ' BEN LUCGITTI pa 9 ,E WW Q u jug fgggggg Nmvcv HESTER xj , , N V rf vu 1-rev PORTER BEM: Hamm! 31: Nw DQ X f HHRLENE KOPP Bob Roof rl ,U Y NMI-.. ' Qi Q ROP THOMAS HFM'o4.o TIHION ' y 4' 'R Fm-rn LRDD Btvfnw LLOYD , ' .. I B05 Luufszsn Mnncm wmnnn W - P JEHN NITCHFLL mm FHRRELL ' ' gli' Jmcs -reams as L,-1 Q l A54 UnTfAMAN -ss CHUCK yu-IHREHLE CWKHEI rfnvnwvsv SIIIRU.-'V srfffv - l06 Portraits and Group Pictures in The JOHN QUILL Photographed by user Studia 27 Clinton Avenue North Rochester 4, New York BAker 7920 107 If 4 95:55 W., - .V -- 'fi'-5 Wx im 0-1717 lg Comliume nts me f AD ,X KN . 1 f ghxv .M NU 4, gs QI dw! QE 423369 W' 5 Hai Zggaf WW mwgfgjbzfjm Qipiwiwf 2 jdwfgfbyuww Q32 2 U-OHT1 Marshrill. C heerle aciers .J-2 V' 30 ' a- l08 C Compl?ments COSMO A. PLANTONE, Real'l'or RIDGE REAL ESTATE CC. I6 S+afe Sfreef - HAmil+on I888 GLenwood 6227 Gracluafe ol I946 Sales Properly Managemenl New Home Represenlalives for HEART'S DESIRE HOMES Radianl Healing - Air Condilioning Slweel' Melal Work - Sleam Fiffing Comlorl lor Sale ROCHESTER AUTOMATIC HEATING CO. i459 LAKE AVENUE Nexf fo Riviera Thealre GLenwood 8569 Rochesler I3, N. Y Compliments ROGER'S SUPER MARKET I458 DEWEY AVENUE We Deliver GLenwood l698 Best Wishes Wl1iH'lesey 8: Newman Garage l590 DEWEY AVENUE GLenwood I747 THE WISE OLD OWL SAYS! s' 0 O ,,, :ji W Main offife, f Franklin S+. al' Norlh K1 W xg , , g .f 1 ,,Ei?E!z -U: 5 l u I E Downtown Office: -:E - 1 4: 'Z'-'.:5 ' i 5- - hz 7 Main Sf. Wesl' al' Fihhugh IF At Thril-'t You Would Excel Here'stl1e Way toRing the Bell Starta SAWNGS BANK Account Now ' E, h Wg? , Ridge-Clinton Office: l775 Clinlon Ave. N. ., ROCHESTER SAVINGS ZQITZZUIS B A N K lllJ0,l'f2IlllfZ1' Q MIMIEI IEDIIAI. DIFOSIY INSUIANU COIPOIAYION 0 CY E E I I, sl j ,:,:,IL'-' 5 -la -- ::- 1 109 Patronize Your Student Store O AH profifs are used fo supporf fhe acfivifies of IOHN MARSHALL STUDENTS ASSOCIATION Compliments Compliments Of Of RICH'S ICE CREAM Wm. P. Stein G Co., Inc 965 BUFFALO ROAD TOOL and DIE MAKERS Rocheder' N' Y' Laminafion Dies a SpeciaI+y 424 ST. PAUL STREET Rochesfer 5, N. Y. H0 Rypma's Greenhouses 8 Mill Rd. Cor. Long Pond Rd. Flowers for all Occasions GLen. 6347-J WESTMINSTER PARK ORCHESTRA FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHTS I-.T film .Q K Compliments NEW 3': r' 3:9 -F, E Resiaurani' of QR x Featuring the . C. Finest In Foods I wx C , K4 . We Caier To Pariies S M e 'C 4 and Banqueis f ' I 4 GLenwood 7993 I453 LAKE AVENUE 4.5 f-fr' I 354 Driving Park Ave. Ni, Heartiest Congratulations to the Graduates of JOHN MARSHALL Rochesier Gas 8: Elecfric Wiring - Range and Dryer Ins+aIIa+ions ROBERT SIMPSON ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR I349 LAKE AVENUE GLenwood 78I4 Rochesfer I3, N. Y Compliments of WEST RIDGE PROVISION CO. 7I4 RIDGE ROAD w. SCHAEFER MARKET I050 Dewey Ave. GLen. 2640 NEW HOMES J. WALTER THORPE 81 SONS CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS 97 DUFFERN DRIVE CHarIoHe 3645-R ANTHONY SHABBARRASI Teacher of Piano-Accordion Shing and Band Insirumenfs Orchestra for All Occasions GLenwood 8500 I068 Dewey Ave Compliments ef JON'S BEAUTY SHOPPE 357I DEWEY AVENUE CHarIo'H'e lI45 CHARLES H. LEIS FUNERAL HOME 2692 Dewey Avenue CHarIo'He 0430 Compliments ef LADUCA AMOCO STATION ESI. I9I5 MAX, The Florisf Where Artistic Floral Arrangements Are Made BI9 LAKE AVENUE I467 LAKE AVENUE GLenwood 7596 GLenwood 07I6 Roches'I'er I3, N. Y Complimenrs The O. K. BARBER of and BEAUTY SHOPPE LeRoy's Card 8: Gi'H' Shop I968 RIDGE ROAD WEST Rochesier. N. Y. The Finest In Town Hair Cuis That Fit Your Personality Individual Hair Styles - Guaranteed Permanents AII Beauty Work Expertly Performed OTTO and MARGARETE KLEIST 29I8 RIDGE ROAD WEST GLenwood 0955 Greece, N. Y Best Wishes to the Compliments CLASS or 'sa of f OTTO BERNZ CO.. INC. rom MRS. J. ALDERMAN :sw LAKE AVENUE Manufacturers of TORCHES and APPLIANCES Rochesfer, N. Y. CLlFF'S MILK BAR 1678 LAKE AVE. Margeson Au'I'omo+ive Garage and Speed Shop 205 DUFFERN DRIVE Repairs and Speed Equipment Phones: CharIo'He I375-W - 3I87-J Compliments af Wesl' Ridge Hardware Inc. 630 RIDGE ROAD WEST GLenwood 45l6 Zaclc's Hardware and Toys Complete Line of School Supplies - Toys - Bilre Equipmenf Tools and Houseware I3I8 DEWEY AVE. near Eleclric Ave. C I RECORDS TELEVISION om iments if w A L K E R ' s Elecfrical Appliances OVID l-- RANDALL 2844 DEWEY AVENUE N lnear Sfone Road, PHELPS' ' Y' Doug. Walker .CHarloHe II67 Joseph R. Vey Norbem, E- Vey Wafches - Diamonds - Jewelry Kenneih P. Schleicln WILLIAM S. THORNE VAY FUNERAL HOME IEWELER 604 MAPLE STREET GEnesee 5938 Rochesler ll, N. Y. 3I8 EAST MAIN STREET Ofliciel R. R. Welch lnspeclor VELTRl'S SHOE STORE SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY 2854 DEWEY AVENUE CHarIo'He I604 TOWNE MEN'S SHOP Van Heusen Shirfs - Hickok Bells lnlerwoven Socks - Lee Riders 2884 DEWEY AVENUE CHarloH'e l425 MOBIL PRODUCTS TIRES. TUBES and BATTERIES WINERT'S FRIENDLY SERVICE CHarlo'H'e 4I27 OSCAR W. WINERT, Dealer Dewey al S'l'one Rd. Rochesfer I6, N. Y. Vicfory Cleaners 8: Dyers Dry Cleaning At lt's Finest 7I I LAKE AVENUE GLenwood 0780 Rochesfer I3, N. Y. Compliments of SEAMAN' STABLES RIDGEWAY PHARMACY We carry a complere line of Half- price School Supplies, Especially II00 Lee Road GLenwood 5622 Designed for Half-Wiis. PONY Runes HAY RIDES 1470 Dewey Ave- Compliments Compliments of Of EARLE C. RATHKE RATHKE HARDWARE 795 Dewey Ave. SKIPS MARKETS of 45 FRONT STREET 640 WEST RIDGE SHOPPING CENTER 425 MAIN STREET WEST Compliments of CARL SCORSE, Florisi ICE CREAM - CANDY - CIGARS LUBRICATIONS Red Borneman Ridgeview Service Sfafion 3948 RIDGE ROAD WEST Compliments of Three Nationally Known Shoes BIG SHOE STORE Ridge and Dewey AIR STEP for Women BUSTER BROWN for Boys and Girls , Dewey Ave.. Corner Ridgeway Ave. GEnesee 5455 Free EsI'ima'I'es ROY SMITH Paperhanging and Painiing - Any Size Block Ceilings Insfalled All Work Guaranteed Floor Sanding and Finishing 406 Sawyer S+. Rochesier Il, N. Y. SHOPPERS' OUTLET MEN'S. WOMEN'S, CHILDREN'S INFANTS' WEAR and NOTIONS I497 DEWEY AVE. GLenwood 9075 fe' Q 'W Sermon Home Room 2,31 '21, sv QmpLimen13s of we-Q 31 . 273 cow' 'Z.. nr- f MQ Ron, 76m 519' ,S KDUSQII HD q,0.'f'j Eve U Sega,-b H75f'C'lfjf'H elobb If 'r-405 fi S C Shwl ,f-'E-56,6 n H I A ul u . ' H 66, S9 I . Spjelffrtxqxel wzz1'?e ,CTL Y Bu'C7Ci:a!' -I 7776 LQUIYL Lover' U 'C sn O56 1, Qc' NND M064 - ou 1 N' 1 cn 52:3 'fefvj 'gett ghd 'Cm-'lk muh.?.me DANCS GLenwood 6927 Q -fron, 0 LUDWIG S. KLEINHENZ Q - CONTRACTOR 'Ti -' xx Roches+er I3, N. Y. Margarei' Ross Hufchinson DUCHESS DONUT SHOP Bane' 'ljjgg Modem nov Runes ROAD wesr Tap - Acrobafic Member Dance Edumwn Sfop in affer school for a donui' or of Amerim fake some home for brealxfasi' 58 Conrad Drive CH 4323 or an evening snack. UNDERCLASSMEN Firsi' Row: Mary Jane Pschiner, Mary Ann Triano, Lily Pefralia, Carol Zeifvogel, Fran Salvagio, Dolores Houghfling. Second Row: Sandy McKissock, Nan Parmelee, Doris Bladdy, Sandy Koper, Edna Reger, Sidney Marshall, Diane Geer. Third Row: Pai Wilson. Doann Reeves, Ray Axon, George Schudel, Sandy Wa+erman. Fourfh Row: Gene LaMendola, BeH'y Albro, Ernie Daniels, Ginny Weber, Mickey Young. FiHh Row: Gordon JeweH', Dick Durfee, Bob Van Dyke, Larry Sklenar, Carl Kowalski, Phil Triassi, Don Axon. Sixfh Row: Alex Viola, Earl Wadman, Les Meredifh. We gugs and gals of the green, while and blue - Send our besi wishes To gon and To gon. ll6 SENIORS Firsf Row: Eleanore Reger. Marie Vifello, Phyllis LaMendola, Terry Giralico, Joan Lynch. Second Row: Barb Parsons. Elaine Camper, Barb Mallon, Alice Phillips, Ann Spindler. Joan Horfon, Ann Farrell. Jean Milchell. Barb Wood, Judy Weber. Third Row: Bill Caprio, Bill Durlee, Ralph Pascale, Bill Bowden, Dick Klump, Archie Meredifh, Chuclc Villareale, Paul Bonnet Norm Cole, Dan Slulzman. Fourlh Row: Herb Waferman, Dick Holzschuh, Jewell' Slodclard, Bill DuBiel, Arnie Pelralia, Ed lngericlc. Ken Mansfield. We, the seniors of The green, while and blue Wish you underclassmen good luck as we sag our adieux. ll? COMPLIMENTS OF THE TRAFFIC SQUAD LEDLIE JEWELERS Fine Diamonds - Waiches - Jewelry . , , and Gills Gnxen Henrietta-N TY J . clover leaf dial 'v,vg25ig:4' 5, moon and stars time -'WE markers. Beautiful! EY:5::11 . 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