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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1957 volume:

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It is more than 1 song, it is Marshall's Alma Mater! It is more than a poem :et to music. Behind these words is the intangible spirit of 7 fi ' 'Ch 1 ,I in ,- fig-, 'vw 4 14 3 -0 -,'v! l6 gran. 153 NW' l'1 ...--1' 'I N QE:-ff' 0.9 O -. Q BR 'Q : ohn Marshall. ,.. This spirit can't be seen but it can be felt, it can't 2 I be heard, but it can be discovered, this spirit grows in those I who enter the portals of Marshall to learn and to mature. The spirit gives the students the quest for knowledge, the desire for perfection, and the will to work. It has carried students through the hardships and pleasures that accomp- the students through the hardships and pleasures that ac- company school life and will lead them out into the world And now turn the page and review life with the spirit of ohn Marshall .5 1 'lx 5 li - 'D y 0 I C x. i n la- ll tr 6' - X 405' 50' 6 N2-L X xg i u - an , Q 9 7-1 1.5.---.QZQ-.: 3 g. gg' - ge s' s-E Dedication , Y! . A s HK V Q X To the spirit of John Marshall we dedicate by J' this book. xx To the intangible phenomena that transforms f ek a building into a school, that gives sparkle to the assembly, pleasantness to the class rooms, and warmth to the corridors, ,. ix xx ff X I X N I s. 4. ri K X by 77 f A , ' I it -it it tx ii Q be 5 J' To the phantom that causes a friend to say Hi , that fills Marshallites with the will to wing that instills in our teachers the desire to excel, that gives the students the quest of truth, To the spirit that makes john Marshall our Alma Mater, we dedicate the 1957 John Quill. wt' X Nfl' n ' Pax xi X rj eww x n Q0 All Q K '- X 7 ,XX Ag' X ,V K L, f re fx - sz? 4 R. Simmons Top Tunes of John Marshall Do you reserve your album of school songs for special occasions? Or is it always on top of the pile? Playing these hits keeps you in tune with your school and your friends. On to victory we're marching creates fighting spirit when joining ranks with your colleagues. Thus you build school morale and the sentiment, In our memory your name shall not perish, gains a new meaning for you. These top tunes pledge loyalty and affection and, when wholeheartedly played, they bring to this phase of your life a sense of satisfaction and achievement in which your school shares. Elmer W. Snyder ,ro Bom- X GTIGN K' o Uk., o,r iota. led X g , e I XY 5 ANN TITRULA A 2T71 Girls' Counselor CARIFT 1 :lp GUY. 15- - W 1 ON -1- M 'XL1 CmxnSCYUf 'muh clffidy f'HAx FR B035 v -Ounsclur 6 I3 24 25 'N LEON FRIEL Vice-Principal H-,K 's'5N-...YRS 3 aa , W . ULVJCH JFSQIF OSYPH ,- .Y .9 'f BARR , 3 BUYS Adxxsc curls Advisers Bur in our memorg, your names will noi perish 6 ,s e G 07' 49 -':. ' 4, X Table of Contents 0 , C,QaAAfLacr'z,f6, .... 9 bggwumfwf ..... 7OCl,?,Zf .LU U. '7 I '---- 10010 If '. ..... 7f 17 ' 5 f II K XY .1 - 1. N B' XX If x fi 5 t E '1 . H : X ' X , N'-1 Ax XX f 'I ff 5 A X ,I ELA!!! ,fq 'f W Y' 1 'X R '- r x ' 'Q , 433 0 f I A Day In The Life Cf A Marshallite 1 XM ,xx Q , V X r V A z fa, A, w -'11-1 1:34 Malta LX' -6 M My I Y A J' B A .il 2 , XV, S Q bg - . ' ,----f ' 1' ' O -f K L 1 Y , Q W WWWQ qu w ' i'!gwYx7-Ni T321 1 ll X Sin k - lim, 6' N 'x9 5 'Q .- 'is -f11'i-1-221. 12 A X' A-e?':-'ix X 'Hg fp QW mmap Xe b I ff 1 QTRKVQANQJ Q-as If M 'C .1' 1gwN x x 4 fr' iplgij lk x .,, , Qi, ,jp 1, s N Y if 4? 5, Y- X Ku' '41 ' i 1, Q 1 X 'ffl sk Q ' 'S ' Z--fy' , M -gb Z7 ' gmiififf S-.. 'sa T 5 5-.: - - X f l 3 Wg, AX 'g Q ' - ' ,V f-E' x ' 1 X ' , ' + 1 I X 'M y Q ' V ' W, ' 5 X W X ff, H 'SZ :K A -M I 5 X - N 'Q 3? . 1 H W 4 2 X it v ..Q,.5:b- -': hifi, - ' f- '- .r ,. ,.,,, -4 ,gf -5 U -.53--r':,w -11-,..- .- f-, Ab, 'F' 'TK10 E' . - D-Z , V , H -A Q. :T ' ,Fu K , ,,..-- -..- -- csxnn, - .1-A f . V. 5. az.--,. HH X , -- T ,fix ,. ' 2 - ' - - Q,-ff-'Mk - fr, jhiit, X i f - 4 , xv W Ax '-'RTXWN .Ln xf Il X Q.-3: N 3 . f X . - .H ,,--,,, ,- 'N X fi 1 . .. X Oliwtu Alticr Douglas XV. Asquith Gary C. Baillie! lrlllll E- BHFWUIUUTCW Nfllll' I- B111 in-m'r.il lzdiltxltlon Sorqiml Studies Social Studies lfniiliih nf-'ll'-'UU YM.. QQ t . f g Annnnd S. Holton Borden C. Booth Tmfton Boulls Driwr 'l r.nnmg hltlli'll'Il'ldliCb Sotial Studics FACU LTY Ihxid H, Hmdy Ann.: H. Brown XVilIiaim Bushncll Barham J. Cglrtcr I-l,,f,-my qfhiul-mini Hmmm-ss l'du1..iuon HL-.id English Health Education Health Education 1-Allin, 50541 Suu Ig x aff ,Z Donald li. KI.irk just-ph N. Corsi.: 1..ium H. llolaihnn It-rtign l.mgu.igc Htnid Suction-. M,ithcm.xtit's HllSiHl'5'i l1dHCilIiUI1 10 ...- if joacph H. Conroy M.ithcm.itits JE, rothy ll. for Stivnrc When on life's highway XV. Corwin Dorothy H, Cox M.iri0n DuB0ll john li. Dnilor Kcnncth R. Davis Musif lioods Instructional Material Science Hi.-.ilrh Ifdiifntioii A X x Rudolph G. Dcgvn Clayton C. DeLong lilhcl M, Dunn Mzithcnmrics Business Education English Arli-nc XV. liiirl Iilmn S. Hike liliznbcrh j. Iilmcr Paul T. lipping Mary C. Foley lfnglish Social SIUKHUS Olive NlLllhL'l'l'LlIlC5 linglish Head joseph Fran: Kenneth NV. Fulkersnn Sebastian A. Gxmgi Anthony L. Gcrncc Iidwin A. Gordon Sofilll Silldiw Social Studies Ilcnd Science Health liducation Social Sludics .ind Cnmnicrcinl 11 ff 1 I-.f 7, , lawrence XV. Heinriek Ruth G. Hilficker Royal Hill Daniel C. Houseman Virginia M. lloward Social Studies Librarian Drafting Science Head Social Studies, linglish ,- 4 ff 7 -Kuna Ci, Hulbert Nancy Hutteman Jane M. jones lfnglish Health Iiducation English TL' The future will call us . 7, 7 ILJ, 4 VAL. I 7 dpi O- 1 S if abil! 0' ,I 0 M Lf' ,f MJ? F 'I A if J I:.irI Lammel Helen M, Lathrop Calvin Lauder Frank C. Leach Grace M. Leader linglish Business Education Speech Therapist Lanzuaze linglish W-:I Robert li, Ley Monroe I. Lord ChHl'l6S H. Lcth Artcraft Mathematics Science 12 ng. K' Q D Frances D. Loveland Mollie Markus Business Education Office 6.1-.,Z0rf . , .6 joseph ML'lli.l Mary M. Murphy Mary M. 0'Connor Edflh B- Olmswzld GV-'fi' R- U4Rl'fll1'!' Art lfnglish llcxllth Education Mnrhcnmrics Science ff' -qrv' ar from your porlals Charles XV, Pflaum Agncs V. Pnwers Ruth N. Puls Mathematics Head Modern Language Clorhing -'XE :,, lilllfll W . Rcminglnn lflcnnnr V. Rivgel Barham Rosenbloom Kxlthcrinc Saunders Ruth Schlcnkur Accunmpgmisr Mguhcmznics Heahh Educnrion English An ff lm -4'-T .Q 'rf Virginian S. Scully Ruth Sharp john Sullivan Guorgc XV. Swanson Carleton Thayer Scicncc Lunchronm Wfoodworking General Metals 13 L l 5' 'x x 1 Roy S. Thrall Instrumental Music X A-, AA I3 A X i I Margaret Tilfnfd Florence Trcntman Kathryn Udcritz Robert XV. Vandtnbtrg Psyqhnlngigg Nurse Library Clerk lingim-cr Thnmglg F, Vggfgf David R. XVn0d Raymond W. Wright Nicholas Zona Carl ll. XVrcn Snqial Smdit-5 linglish Business Education Health Iiducation Social Studies Your sluclenls will be. .1 The Freshman speaks to the boss. 14 and linglish Lunchroom Staff f- Mrs. Magin. Mrs. Beamish, Mrs. liurgdorf, Mrs. Ligoski, Mrs, lishle- man, Mrs. Altoft, Mrs. lNlcLaughlin, Mrs. Sliopcs, Mrs, Short. LARRY TIENNITY Years of Service 1922-1955 Nlarshall's Hidden Heroes The lunchroom staff, with Mrs. Short as its head, order- ed and prepared all food and served well-balanced lunches for the students. Mr. Vandenberg and all custodians kept the school lighted, cleaned, and heated. They also kept the mechanical parts of the classrooms in good working condition. Janitorial Staff 'sd li. Sutter, F. Stahl, R, Vanden- berg, XX'oocls, If. Govitt, M. Donnelly, P. Donaldson, j. Sergcnt, A. Pschirrcr, M. Koles- nick. 15 We will carry, on Social Studies The Social Studies Department under- took to create in the students an understand- ing of world problems through the study of American and world history, economics, and problems of democracy. The social studies I course gave the freshmen an understanding of the local, state, and federal governments, a basic prerequisite for good American citi- zens. English English, the basic subject in the high school curriculum, included such electives as Radio and Dramatics. The study of ling- lish was three-fold: the development of communication skills through training in speaking and writing and the interpretation of ideas through reading and literature, plus training in the art of listening. New record- ings, tape-recordings, and motion pictures of literary works all added to the interest of these classes. Mathematics This year the mathematics department under the direction of Mr. Pflaum aimed not only to teach the subject matter but to train the pupils in the art of clear thinking. The courses offered included eighth and ninth grade math, plane and solid geometry, elementary, intermediate, and advanced al- gebra, and trigonometry. The aim of the art department this p21St o llte end. Language Marie Therese Godet, teenage diplomat from Tours, France, completely tape-record- ed two text hooks used in the French classes, for better comprehension in French. America Cortes, student from Panama, did similar work in Spanish. Because of the marked increase in regi- stration in I.atin this year, Mr. Leach was transferred to the Foreign Language Depart- ment. Fine Arts year was self-expression through different media such as French water color, splash painting, sponge painting, and oil. Much of the work went into posters for special school events and the annual Scholastic Art Exhibit. ln the music department this year the Marshall Music Masters were reorganized and a new wood ensemble was formed. The wood ensemble consisting of thirty- nine members was primarily formed for listening pleasure while the Music Masters, which had fifteen members, played for school dances. Business Many students were provided with prac- tical business knowledge through the vo- cational subjects offered by our Business Department. Some of the job opportunities made available by this training were typ- ist, stenographer, secretary, retail salesman, clerks, junior bookkeepers, and countless others. A special course offered for one se- mester, was Typing Special. In this course college preparatory students were able to obtain the fundamentals of typing. Jr! We wanl more Practical Arts The Practical Art Department this year consisted of classes in mechanical drawing, metals, woodworking, craft, and home eco- nomics. These classes were designed to show CLOTHING pupils the correct methods concerning the use and care of modern machines. The pupils were taught how to work with one another and to coordinate their hands and mind in solving problems confronting them in every- day life. Students enrolled in the home economics classes were taught intelligent buying, good family relations, and kitchen practices. M ETA LS SHOP Science This year in our Science Department, survey tests were given to ninth grade students to discover achievement in the biological and earth sciences, as well as to discover special observations and reasoning skills. A new course, Life Science, was introduced into the curriculum and a special attempt was made to interest pupils in entering a career in science or engineering, in order to relieve the crit- ical shortage in these fields. Inspection trips were made by interested students to three industries near our school to see the scientist at work on his home ground. 18 1 ' m T ..-1: 'f. -M ' ,wif . v x Ml s ff M . 1 ' f 4 .EI - ,t nk' is A 4 es , N' -Q N J' X W' U fir M1 S Nmx' A' 52 N 5 Ji' .gn x A xg WR '9'v 'Fl A 1. . .Q ' . r .,- 3 4.1 l,,,,.. ......l.,,L 'A Vw ff 4. L f In 1 I I x i r :' X f 9 f YK gg. 4 IN A -. - 2, in n Y - . Y YI fiuffl' r IW'-1,1 A 'V' vY'I fn H: f'. l X , -A :ry,4l ,,lf !4 l 3 'W' F V'L ' 9 1L-,,f . www .raft --5 X ' 1 Y ! 1 !4.f ' D: I ,, 1 1 11.1, ..-NH vii, 'I X italian ml! X 'Qs' X 1 vw 5 1 N qw - X lfx -Q99 - L-gs!!-ki-0 ' RAYMOND C. ANDERSON CAROL A. ANDREWS CHRISTINE G. ANDREWS JOHN L. ARMENDINGER Ray A chaming miss Chris Dinger Neveraworry! Gay without folly, good A blush is handsome, but without pretense. sometimes inconvenient. CLASS FAITH L, ASBURY I love life. X 9 X --.1 JAMES DAVID BAIRD O Hans QA . . . But don't give me , R school. n! DAVID BRUCE BAKER Famer -L An electrical wizard. i 1- 'n-- 'l1!iIl JOAN ANN BAKER JAMES BALLERSTEIN CHARLES R. BARNARD PATRICIA RUTH BAUER I0 lim A merry, good-hearted Pal A swell gal and a grand pal, Ambition has no rest. fellow. - Live, love, laugh, and be happy- 22 GAIL ELAINE BAYBUTT RICHARD H. BEAMISH PATRICIA LOUISE BEGY CARL DAVID BEHNKE One in a million. Dirk Pat And your 'dreams' come Ambition and sincerity lead The fewest words are the true. to success. best. OF '57 ARLINE NADINE BERRY How far the little candle throws its beam. FRITZ JOHN BERNATZ 4 ff A littlc nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. ELAINE J. BENNETT Happy present, pleasant fu- , Z? ' ture. 1 it gi-Exam . . ,QL 4' 'if I . I -I tsae E ia X Z: Il' , :VPU RONALD BERTIE MARGUERITE A. BEUFVE ELIZABETH M. BIANCHI NANCY LOU BLATTNER Ron Toni Babe Nan None can be his parallel. Happiness is seen, not heard. Never feeling sad or blue. Sweetness is her middle - name. 2 3 GEORGE E. BOHRMANN ELAINE JOAN BONALDI Men of few words are the Mischief hides behind those best. eyes. FRANCES M. BONISTEEI. Fran Laughing and joking: never a frown. ' P XA, S in Nl wiht I O ss iw CAROLE ALLENE BOWER As enjoyable as a gentle breeze. JEROME A. BOTSFORD ferry An amiable guy, friendly to all. KATHERINE ANN BORN Kay A girl whose friendship you like to have. ,j PAULINE I.. BRANDFINO Gloom runs when Pauline comes. LASS MARILYN P. BRASSER JAMES EDWARD BRITT GEORGE BROWN NANCY ANN BROWNELL Mi Mi lim He looks studious, but . . Rod lt's nice to be natural when The strong, silent type. Always smiling,always sweet. you're naturally nice. 24 RICHARD H. BUCHAN DAVID G. BUCKLEY JOHN E. BURCHARD PHILIP JOHN BURNS Dirk Burk Quiet and shy, till the teach- Pbil A future in art. A Jack-of-all-trades. ers pass by. I'll have a fling. ftp W 'Y iii.- ' A w WENDELL JOHN BU'I'l'ERFIELD Windy A carefree way, a genial smile. ROBERT ALLEN CAIRNS Bob Able to leap life's hurdles O F Q 5 7 with ease and grace. J ,N CYNTHIA E. CALDWELL Cyn With a song in my heart. , Hia 'gi LINDA ANN CALHOUN ARLENE H. CALLIPARE JOHN L. CAMPBELL LLOYD R. CAMPBELL JR She's a lirst rater. Worth her weight in gold. Service with a smile. Reg Tall, smart, and handsome. 25 JEANNETTE M. CARESS LINDA ANN CARLSON DIANNE ARLENE CARR RICHARD B. CHAPMAN A pleasant smile, a pleas- Quiet, polite, and sincere. Thou art our Star. Dirk ant way. Cool, calm, and collective. CLASS EUGENE D. CHARLES Gene How he can sing! Q5 JAMES E. CHITTENDEN lim QE A joke for some, a smile I fOr all. 4-?- 17' MARIAN CECILIA CLARK -f l CQ Busy as a bee, and loads of fun. PATRICIA -I. CONAUGHTY TERESA CONOCCHIOLI NANCY LOU COX DAVID W. CRELLIN Tee-Hee Tesxie Nan Dare Sweet and neat, she can't be Personality, charm, and I. Q. Nancy's friendship is a prize. Dave's the iokester, full of beat. plus. fun. 26 JANET HELEN CROPSEY With a smile for everyone. OF '57 ARLENE FAY DAVIS A born diplomat. 21 . afar, CAROL ANN DALLE NANCY LEE DAVIE SHIRLEY ANN DAVIES Her quiet manner wins many A quiet manner and a sweet Sbirl a friend, smile, Vim and vitality bubbling OVC l'. RICHARD P. DEAN Dick A knight in shining armour. SUSAN D. DE BISSCHOP Sue A smile full of sunshine -GNN I Pw6lSh l i , --0 64 lui? ANN MARIE DEMLER GARY W. DE ROO VALERIE M. DE SANTIS DONNA JEAN DETSCH Secure in the hearts of her He's a downright pleasant Val A ray of sunlight in a dark friends. guy. Quiet and happy with re- room. freshing sincerity. 27 C '-'ff if LEO XVILLIAM DF VOS MARK DICK CHARLES N. DI PILATO j0HN A. DOBBIZRTIN Brother Leo Bruner Clmrk Step on the gas! There's never a frown when Athletics, girls, then there's . A man whose interests are Leo's around, school varied. ft I nit' Q X, i -.1 . ' -:- 'ff' -rg I2- -ef...L ff ,J E HARRY DAVID DOTY Potz A champion in any lield. TERESA MARIE DOOLEY She can shape her own des- tiny. C L i A S S BRIAN G. DONOVAN No class is complete without Brian. GERALD E. DUEMMEL WILLIAM B. DUMPHY JUDITH ANN ECKER DONALD E. ELLIOTT ferry Dumpb Judy g l A quiet man with the qual- A man of might with lots of Shoo, Fly, don't boder me. Her beautl' and smlle Wm ities of the great. tight. forever remain in our 28 memory. EDWARD EPPING JOAN ANN ESHLEMAN DONNA RAE FAILEY As fine a lad as you'll ever Graceful in manner and a Quiet and sweet. see. lover of fun. KATHLEEN ANN FALARDEAU Kathy Small and petite. MARLEA F. FENDER Bumper Let a smile be your um- brella. OF '57 DONALD E. FLOOD Don Life is just one thing after another. RJJ L.. .ls - :TI '21 11-2 ROBIN A. EOGARTY Pitching his way to success. ...F K X C la A Viz JOHN EDWARD FOX WARREN W. FREAR - EDWARD FREARSON NELSON D. FREEMAN lack I'm going to back right up Ed The conservative type. Sports, girls, cars! and start all over again. His goal is to succeed. 29 ...I I SAMUEL J. FRUSTOCHI DORIS BUDRUN FUCHS EDWARD LOUIS GALLO BARBARA LEE GALLUP Sam She deserves a gold medal Ed Twinkling eyes and a warm A mechanic of the hrs: order. for just being herself. A gentleman true. smile. CLASS JOHN D. GEORGE Our ticket to a lively time. A KAREN E. GESCHWIND 3 Without words, her accom- Y plishments are heard. 'A li 0 ,A , CAROL ANN GILLETFE just be sharp! GRETCHEN ANN GOETZ MARIE THERESE GODET JEANNE YVONNE GRAFF WILLIAM C. GRIMM Gret She's captured our hearts. Quietness is the essence of Bill A bundle of happiness and happiness. A friendly glance and a charm. cheery smile. 30 ffl RICHARD E. DONALD LEE HAEFELE BRENDA ELAINE HAITZ MARY E. HALE GULBRANSEN Had Wise and delightful. Ever considerate, ever re- Destined for success. Statesman, athlete, friend to fined. all. V1.1-EL ,.- i. '. f 1, , Tulu- OF '57 Q' A EDWARD J. HARDENBROOK 1 f . lim To know Jim is to know fun. JAMES W. HANLON mqxlx l ,im h tl A little shy, but quite a guy. ' l if X A HOWARD JUSTIN HALL ll Howie A man of the world. X229 2 ,Maw SUSAN ANN HARDWICK DOROTHY MAE HARRIS GEORGE W. HEGARTY DAVID C. HEILIGMAN Sue Dottie Never without friends. Dave Tapping her way to success. Clever, versatile, and quiet. I'm really not shy, girls . . . 31 CHARLES D. HEINZMAN Chuck This guy has beat a rhythm for all to follow. wx of 5 J xa In ir X X N.. DORIS ANN HERRICK Life for her will never be slow. MARJORIE JANE HIGBEE Margie When sl1e's good, she's very, very good. SANDRA L. HELLIWELL REGINALD HUDSON MYRNA ANN HENDRIX Sandy HENDERSON She makes all charms her Try to find a nicer girl. Reg own. K true example of Sourhern friendship. 9 .- xl l 'fx GERARD PAUL HERRING ferry A million for my lunch. MERRILL C. HERRICK Always a winner Lf., CLARA ANN HISCOCK RONALD ARTHUR HOAK JOHN N. HOLTMAN She hnds a silver lining in Ron Norm every cloud. Fast at gaining friends, XX'e all agree he's one swell strong at keeping them. guy. 32 ROSINA HORETH DORIS HUBER GLEN ALDEN IRISH A merry heart goes twice the Silence is golden. Whitey way, No coward's soul is mine. DAVID FREEMAN JACOX Dave We met on roads of laughter. OF '57 tis? DEANNA M. JOHNSON Eyes full of starlight. ANITA CAROL ISABELLA fPNimll A pleasing smile is such an asset. ff X , sa 3- -, iliac PATRICIA A. JOHNSTON Pal Silence denotes deepness of thought. WILLIAM A. JORDON PETER S. JUDGE ARTHUR W. JUNKER DAVID ROY JUSTICE Bill Pete Art Dave What is this thing called Young man with a horn. To live happily is his ac- 'Justice' always triumphs. education? complishment. 55 XVILLIAM T. KANNAN RICHARD DUANE LINDA JEAN KENNY BETHANN M. KENYON Bill KARKKAINEN Lin Sweet and charming in her XVhy worry? What's the use? Karb A Stardust melody. own quiet wav. Quiet and shy, his I.Q.'s high. CLASS RICHARD CHARLES KETTENBURG Dirk Ability plus personality. ' I SELMA L. KILPATRICK X 1 Sei ON Ever ready to be a true fr'end. I 'QFZ' jg-'P' ig IONE MAE KLAFEHN , Nr. Brilliant and gay, nice in :-fb af KATHRYN J. KLEISLEY CAROL ANN KOBER ERNA UTE KRAHL NOEL H. KUHRT Kathy Quite a gal. Perky and petite. Cbris Kind, friendly, and gay. One of Marshall's loyal sons. 54 KATHERINE A. LA BAR WENDY ELEEN LA FAVE MARILYN M. T. LAGNESE JOAN CAROL LANING Kathy Wen An artist at making friends. Ioanie A picture of poise. Gentlemen prefer redheads. Laughing eyes that twinkle 0F I957 merrily. ROSE M. A. LE PORE Rosie A cheery word for everyone. BARBARA ANN LENZI X Barb . 4, Dynamite comes in small f 'O packages. ROY D. LAWRENSON A quiet, energetic fellow. , FN ELL A IRENE SHIRLEY LESCO CAROL ANN LEWIS MARLENE JOYCE WILLIAM E. LIST A little girl with a big heart. She keeps Marshall on top. Sugar n spice and every- Bill thing nice. A quick smile brings much happiness. 55 JOHN SAAM LODER JAMES JOSEPH LOETE CAROLINE S. LORENZ KATHLEEN M. LOVETRO Dot jim The joy of life is living. Kitty Business is John's pleasure, A person worth knowing. It's the little things that Pleasure is John's business. count. 55' xii L36 ,,l5f5Q2l- PHILIP S. MACONE .5 2 X., In music he's A-l. is JANE CAROL LUCYSHYN Lucy Sweet, refreshing and de- C L A S S MICHLEAN JANE LOWY A ray of sunshine from across the ocean. 4' BEVERLY JEAN MALIN WALTER JOHN MANZEK CAROL ANN MARTIN RICHARD H. MAYFIELD Bev George Marty Dick Pleasing ways and effortless If smiles were wealth, he'd Friendliness, pierced with TO the victor 3 CIOWII of grace. be a millionaire. laughter. glory. 36 ELAINE F. MAYNARD CAROL ANN MCCARTHY JOHN R. MCQUIRE Her laughter is a melody. A cheer from Carol is enough Steady and reliable, plus MARVIN L. MERRITT H . it JOYCE ANN MEILI Rare is the day when her to spark anyone. ability. smile fades. vo' 'V L ,. T - 5 ,eva 4P'65h lg ,A '34 lu O EQ Rf-X Larry Earnest, sincere, a true friend. RICHARD G. MESSURO Dick A friend and buddy tme. NX F , 5 7 8 W Il CARLENE ANN MIHM Full of pep! , I .... U I . ZI' f . 1 ,A A J' I N . I JUDIT1-1 Avis MILLER Judy Let no trouble worry me. MARJORIE ANN MILLER RICHARD B. MINSTER DONALD MITCHELL Marge Dick Don Gay and always gracious. Rather quiet, but always He'll go places. Wait and there. see. 37 -dl -4' RICHARD L. MORALES JUDITH ANN MORRIS PHILIP G. MULLEN EUGENE T. MURPHH Mouse Judy Phil Gem- Little man . . . you've had Happiness is a habit with Energy and persistence con- A just fortune awaits the de a busy day. me. quer all things. serving. F5 . ' - ' ' ' A .32 X .1 ,X :4 'Is' .f lf DAVID CLARK NASH Dave A remarkable thing: this life of mine! FRANK DEAN NEWMAN Norton fl I've got the world on a J I string. M'- XX, Avg , LASS PATRICIA ANN NORRIS r Pat ' J- 'g 'i Once known, newer for Z :.:r, ,ii-1:3-4 5 gotten. fo I I I BARRIE ANN 0'BRlEN JOANN M. OEHLBECK MARGARET M. O'NEILL CHARLES A. PARRINELLO The reason our team is on A quiet gal is always ad- Peggy Charley top, mired. Peggy's recipe for success: A happy-go-lucky guy a brush, a pencil, and a 38 smile. CAROL A. PASCALIE Lovely to look ill, delightful to know. GF '57 JAMES H. PELHAM III lim Living his life contentedly. 2 2 I 'Q . K FRANK V. PASSERO JR. FRANCES PAUL -IACQUELYN M. PAYNE While we live, let us live. Fran jackie Short 'n' snappy. A friend in need is a friend indeed. JACQUELYN ANN PETER jackie Happiness personified. PATRICIA S. PHILIP Pa! The world belongs to the energetic. sJ4G L- .l 1-1, 5 ..+ .., '15, E. .Bw BONNIE R. PHILLIPS DAVID ALLEN PHILIPS MARGARET A. PHILIPS JOHN J. PICCIRILLI Give her a paint brush and Dave Peg Pickle colors. I like the serene peace of A person of sense talks little I wang to drive 3 big far the woodlands. and listens much. real fast. 39 'fb Xxx GARY GEORGE PINDER His perseverance will ac- complish wonders. in 2 if jOHN S. PRESTON A man of character. .f r r YS , 3, t AJ PHYLLIS E. PUTNAM Phyl A smile for every girl, two for every boy. .avl- ,ima EDWARD LEE PIVER THOMAS M. POLATAS Lee Tom Brains, good nature, and He seems quiet, timid, and ability are three roads to shy . . . but! success. ARCHIBALD D. PROVAN Arrbie To worry about tomorrow is to be unhappy today. V .2 im-i il ,, so y,,gs it N25 ' iff' wi 1' K i ,V ROSEMARIE V. PORZELT Rosie A gentle miss with a ready smile. n y a l I I s GORDON W. PURDY Gordie A quart size man with a gallon of personality. CLASS -iii g ,Ari lf EW? 'if f I f' ft, ,iffy Q fd Qs MICHAEL HUNT REILLY CHARLES F. RETALLICK GAIL DOROTHY REXER Mike Be sure you are rightg then A pleasure to talk with, A gentleman's gentleman. go ahead. 40 lu .tw l p, JUDITH LYNN RICE Judy A little devil in disguise! 5, F 'EA' ALTHEA ANN RIZZO Ellie A mild way and a kind heart. OF '57 ANN E. RICHMOND Never a dull moment! A fun-loving soul. DIANE RUTH ROOD Di Quality, not quantity. his JAMES D. RIFFLE S ,EH J ' ' - A if Y' ' 4 ', it ANN LAUREEN RINTOUL Laurie A sense of humor with a dash of vim. ami? Aki el? OWEN STEPHEN ROOD Steve If he has any faults we havent found them PEW? r BERNARD A. ROSS JR. FREDERICK ROSSITER JUDITH ANN ROSSITER ROBERT GEORGE Presenting a lad directed Fred judy RUEMELIN JR, toward success. His fun enlivens our day. Never put off till tomorrow Bob the fun you can have to- A little work, a lot of play. 4 1 day. GARY XVAYNE RUNDELL FREDERICK RUPP ANN WALLACE RYER Gar Fred A gal who knows where He hits the mark. All the world is a stage. she's going. Q i 'Xl BARBARA C. SCHAEFER Barb A quart of personality in a pint size girl. ca X .9 of fs .1 ya ELLEN W. SCHLOSSER Quiet, intent, and a nice student. ,IOYCE C. SANOW A rare personality. CLASS a .V BEVERLY ANN SCHUTZ Srhutzie Always friendly. 5 ELIZABETH ANN RUTH ELLEN SIMMONS -IUDITH ANNE SIMPSON ROBERT H. SKINNER SHAWHAN Ruth's bright smile makes Iudy Bob Betty the day worthwhile. The kind of gal who's a real A modest, genial fellow. Genuinely sweet. pal. 4 2 JOSEPH P. SLYCK JR. BARBARA JOAN SMITH CAROL ANN SMITH ROSEMARY LOU SMITH Paul Smitly A picture of happiness and Kit You'll never find him with A penny for your thoughts. friendliness. Nice things come in small a serious look. packages. . if 3 L U I i wie? l 9 ff 'WT 3 A A-I R N ' 2 I f ANTHONY C. SPALL Tony Make mine music. .,,,f' PATRICIA ANN SOUTHCOMBE Pal To live life is to enjoy life. E .3 PATRICIA ANN STATLER WALTER G. STATUCKI BEVERLY Pat A good man is hard to find. A. STOCKING Bev Gold, too, is hardly notice- Quiet, but oh my! able. 43 WALTER VERNON SPRINGER JR. The Duke Sometimes serious, sometimes gay. S263 f S -QE -, , i?b.Qv'Teus RUTH MAE STODDARD This girl really gets around KENNETH L. STRASSNER CAROL A. SURPRENANT ROBERT D. SYLVESTER NANCY jEAN THAYER Lea Soupy Bob Graceful and tlemurc. XY'atch out, Gene Krupa! Quite a gal, and an even The Wforld is my oyster. better pal. ' v A .tv 4.1 Y, y ' wise g- e 54 -, D' Tr sialic 4 1' . 5 :v a J.: , Q ,Q .f 2 Q -,,i..,:, in -2 .ga sr -if nga 'V iff-f-j V I ALFRED TRIEST as Action speaks louder than , ' words. GEREN ROY THOMAS Little in stature, mighty in t deed A CLASS CAROL ANN THOMAS The most to say the least. BARBARA TUCKEY ALFRED BARRY ULROP THOMAS VAN DUSER -IEANNETTE R. VENTURA Jeanne Barry Tom A smiling one who's always She always has a smile. Life is a pudding full of The joy of the open road. fun. plums. 44 ANGELINIE R. VITELLO MICHAEL JOHN WALSH LOUISE j. XVESTERVAL KENNETH C. NWEHNER Angv Mike Louie Ken Shining eyes and shining A modern Mercury. She has the assets for suc- Neither a care nor an enemi hair. cess. in the world. lj 9. QI' v- AX WILLIAM ALAN WEIS Bill Before him lies the ladder KX of success. OF '57 VIRGINIA J. WELDON Ioan Our collegiate gal. CAROL R. WESTFIELID A bright jewel in a starry crown. GEORGE T. WHEELER DAVID WILKINS FAITH S. WILLIAMS ROBERTA WILLIAMS Tom Dave 'Faith' unlocks the door. Bertie His antics and capers would A quiet man is a respected Eager to lend a hand, happy fill a book. man. to offer friendship. 45 -IAMIIS XV. XVILMIIER SHARON ANN XVILSON XVAYNE LAIV. XYINIERT VIANIE lf, XVOLFI: lim ll cezl An all-round guy. Her presume is always xx Let with man do his hust, Shc's ztlvutys one fur fun. ttmtecl. ,-F' ,. p I JUANNF C. XVOOD Lord, help the sister who mmes hetuuctt me and my mister. Q3 JOYCE M. WOOD W'0ady GF? Lord, help the mister who I G9 comes between me and 11 -I ' my sister. DONALD XV. ZFNKFI. qfif- ' Zvnk l C25 Last hut nut least. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS was 0 ' C? J . .. Gail Baybutt, Marian Clark, Harry Doty, Peggy O'Neil 46 QS' 0 X X I3 90 ' V X X S i j ,.V. ,-fi' 15 ' ,Q , if, 77 I X Qlxifix 4 J , ' xx x I XXX XXY QSHZL I! fm 1 KK K! X X , +, f , jx XX J uh! -1 X gx. 1 N i x j J Q ' ' XQXX i f ' ,. X I fi 'I' X X If A J 47 R S ww'-mug STUDENTS' ASSOCIATION OFFICERS-Left to right: M. Herrick, ll. Carr, G, Bush, ll, Haefele. Upltoldlng Executive Council The ruling branch of our student government, the executive council, was composed this year of the Student's Asso- ciation ofhcers, representatives of various grade levels, and the commissioners of various school activities. Under the skill- ful guidance of Mrs. Barry and Mr. Ulrich, faculty representatives, the council reviewed and discussed special events, school problems, and worthwhile student suggestions. The Halloween Hop, Snow- ball, Career Day and fund drives for needy organizations were all positive re- sults of the legislation passed by this group. EXECUTIVE Front Roux' D. Speciale, H. Doty. Left lo right: S. Gaylord, R. Campbell, D. Smith, A. jar- COUNCIL dine, C. Lewis, G. Bush, D. Haefele, M. Herrick, D. Carr, R. Kettenburg, K. LaBar, D. Heiligman, C. Caldwell. T Tradilion National Honor Society Membership in the john Marshall Chapter of the National Honor Society was again restricted scholastically to pu- pils in the top live per cent of the junior class and the top Hfteen per cent of the senior class. Noel Kuhrt, Michael Reilly, and Carol Lewis were elected president, vice-president, and secretary, respectively. This year the regional conference of Na- tional Honor Societies was held at Mar shall. Ifirx! Row: B. W'eis, H. Doty, D. Haefele, Mr lfriel, D. Crellin, F. Wfilliams, B. Schaeffer Svcoml Roux' K. LaBar, K. Geschwind, C. XVest field, W. Laliave, C. Caldwell, ll Carr, C Andrews, C. Lewis, C. Andrews, B. Phillips, ,l. Caress, T. Conocchioli, D. Rood, C. Pascale, Tlwirrl Roux' nl. Pelham, M. Reilly, L. Piver I. Preston, R. Campbell, D. justice, S. Roocl B. Donovan, D. Karkkainen, C. Behnke, M Herrick, A. junker, N, Kuhrt, R. Mayfield. cholarship Commission The seven members of the Scholarship Commission maintained a high level of scholarship in the student body. Reginald Campbell served as the chairman of the commission. The commission had the num- ber of credits for Honor Roll changed to 40 and for Honorable Mention to 25. First Row: M. Herrick, D. Rood. Ser- oml Row: T. Conocchioli, C. Lewis, L. Pivcr, R. Campbell, M. Reilly, C. Andrews, THE LE Senior right: M. Clark, S. Hardwick, C. Andrews, B Shawhan. Rear: W. Springer, R. Campbell, M Reilly, J. Baird, B. Weis. The Legislature, the law making body of our representative government at john Marshall, was made up of representatives from each homeroom. Merrill Herrick, Vice President of our Students Association, presided over the meetings. He was under the guidance of Miss Turula and Mr. Goetz. liach representative reported to the various homerooms the program and progress of the legislature. The legislative body played an important role in the success of the Red Cross Drive, the March of Dimes Drive, the Memorial Schol- arship Drive, and the john Quill sales. The minutes and attendance records were kept by Gail Bush, the secretary of the Student's Association. Freshman , FRESHMAN LEGISLATURE-Left to rigb! a- round lnblc: N. Brescia, D. Speciale, M, Altobcllo, . B. Coleman, R. Holtman, B. Quackenbush. Burk: 1 B. Mullen, j. Dornsife, A. Pederson, R, Ahrens, ' j. Thorpe, T. Hepler, L. LaBar, S. Gilbaut, 1. jorolemon. 50 SENIOR LEGISLATURE-Front Row, lefl to L AT U R E Sophomore SOPIIUMORE I.liCilSLA'I'lVllli-Ifir-,tl Roux' J. Canatllnro, C. lfulhoun, bl. Mztnbrctti, P. Kcztvcn. Ywrnlzl Roux' DI. Kron, U. flilylllfkl, A. jalrtlinc, Conotthioli, C. fl'llLll'L', R. Shorts, V. Vitcllo. gf Sub-Freshman SUB-l:RlfSlllVlAN I.liGlSI.ATllRli-Lvfl to right urolmd ltllzlv: j. Hughes, C, Anderson, M. llolz- gztrtcncr, H. lrons, B. Anb. Burk: D. Vncfaro, K. Bull, D. Ptlul, K. Manfrccli, K. Britt, Kern, P. litlgcrton. Rx Junior ,IUNIOR LEGISLATURE-First Roux' P. McKc-on, B. Lalitvc, M. Cimo, R. Guglirslmino. Svfoml Roux' j. Hclferon, R. Carroll, L. Heffcr, T, Compton, L. Lurz. FN After every marking period, pupils filled out rating blanks which were collected and checked by the rating clerk of each homeroom. After the median and a list of the five highest ranking pupils was de- termined, the ratings were turned in to be rechecked by the commission under Mrs. Olmstead. Banking Clerks I-'irxl Roux' C. Toscano, B. Lenzi, M. Flynn, L. lilliott, G. Hagstrom, J. Lennon, B. Yust, K. LaMonte, P. Babcy, J. MacI.arty, S. Morgan. Set- oml Roux' C. Deliord, S. Maxon, C. Smith, M. Jolidon, J. DiPonzio, S, Calhoun, M. Ottomano, B. Fordyce, C. Andrews, M. Clark. Third Roux' B. Allardite, J. Oehlheck, D. Conroy, B. lloward, C. Child, Ii. Mangan, ll. Al- ter, J. McAnn, M. Newell, J. Ban- ham, B. Legg, J. Mclnich. Fourlb Roux' D. Happ, M. Hale, J. Bone- sleel, J. Bircher, G. Goetz, J. Klafehn, B. Simpsom, G. Murphy, J. Cox, N. Giese, J. Roesser, K. Wehner. Rating Clerks Firxl Row: M. Lagnese, C. Cullen, R. Finley, A. Wenclz, J. Lee, M. Altobello, G. Wfeyerts, V. King, J. Kramer, J. Soporito, Svroml Roux' D. Senecal, M. Johnson, C. Kennard, J. Carson, G. Hipp, T. Pierce, J. Rowley, G. Wfelsh, G. Schneivle, R. Gumina. Third Row: D. Artlip, F. Beatty, M. Silver, E. Johnson, J. Senett, E. Bennett, W. LaFave, R. Abell, K. Miller, N. Houle, B. Kenyon, J. Briggs, J. Rice, D. Elliot, R. lngraham. Fourth Roux' J. Anderson, Ii. Mil- ler, A. Junker, W. Powers, G. Cox, P. Cronin, R. Kane, R. Vaught, L. Hipner, C. Rasbach, G. Goetz, R. Dewey, R. Cham- pagne, D. Philips. Service or Forty-eight homerooms participated in the banking program. liach homeroom had a banking clerk who received the money and re- corded it. There were four tellers in the banking office, who with the aid of Mr. Joseph Coccia, received the money and prepared it to be sent to the bank. The average amount taken in each Monday varied between S200 and 55300. Service Corps Foreground: P. judge, C. Behnke. Firxt Row: R. Stillman, B. Schaefer, B. Schmanke, R. Zimmerman, C. Bow- er, B. Haitz, j. Briggs, K. Wilson, C. Pardee, C. Westheld, Mr. Vetter Second Row: R. Conkey, G. Beuhler, D. Flagg, N. Giese, j, Cardillo, R. Karkkainen, B. Smith, P. Henry, S. Rood, R. Bennet, j. Chittenden, R. Campbell, S. MacArthur. Marshall The rouu of Marshallites seen in the halls, wearin their oran e 8 l 8 8 and blue jackets were known as the Service Corps. Under the direction of Mr. Vetter, these juniors and seniors donated their time to per- formin such duties as, atrollin the halls and doorwa 's before school 8 P S l and at lunch time, keeping order in the cafeteria, and directing traffic throughout the school. Under the leadership of Gerard Herring, Captain, and Lee Piver, Lieutenant, the traffic squad was responsible for the safety of the stu- dents on the streets bordering Marshall. Traffic Squad First Roux' G, Cox, M. Speziale, G Murphy, R. Meyer, XV. Lambert. N Weld. Second Roux' R. Xvilmier, A Du Charme, G. Purdy, D. justice, j Herring. illissing: M. Reilly, L. Piver 55 Ballerstein, P. Smith, G. Irish, j. Dramatics Under the leadership of Miss Bitz, the students of the dramatics class learned many of the thea- trical arts. They included pantomime, speech, voice, characterization, fundamentals of make-up, and production. For the enjoyment and education of the student body the Marshall thespians perfomed many successful productions. Foollighls and Stage Crew Fran! Row, lcfl lo rigbl: P Gestlmintl, M. Smith. Btn' lu I. lluerr, R Kane, D. Ahell Roux' B. Steinfeldt, N. lix -1 c. tjalhaun. N I - , f x C4267 4 X X 2 l. ' N'-5. 54 DRAMATICS CLASS-Svfllcrl, f0Yt'g7'0lH1ll.' G. Goetz. I'ir.rl Roux' B. Bianchi, j. Ohlbeck, B. Smith, L, Rintoul, M. Lag- nese, P. Brandtino. Sworn! Roux' E. O'ConnelI, XV. Springer, D. Buchan, S. Davies, M. Brasser, A. Ryer, C. Martin, P. Dodd, M. Fender, B. Stocking, San- ow, E. Bennet, C. Lorenz, C. Kober, D. Failey, F. Schlosser. Third Roux' D, Morales, F. Charles, I., Dc-Vos, G. Pinder. Microphones CONTROL ROOM-Sitting: J. Hanlon, XV. Springer, D. jacox. Smmling: D. justice, B. XVagner, j. Pelham, D. Kcttenlmrg, H, Doty, K. Vifehner. Rad 'o W k h .i Q b The Radio Wforkshop was held in the Mem- S 7 orial Studio and run entirely by the radio class. elim: 1. T A station manager and program director were Q' . elected from the class. The station manager des- lli ta ignated jobs while the program director controlled 7? ,, -' the ro ram. The ur ose of the radio worksho fl- ' was to publicize school activities. IJ. llClllf.,l'l'l'lI1 B Donox RADIO CLASS-SIm1rling.' j. Bur- chard. Sealed Firxl Roux' P. john- ston, G. MacPherson, D, Carr, R. Anderson, F. Asbury. Second Roun- B. Donovan, j. Turkey, J. George, j. Iishleman, j. Pelham. Third Roux' B. O'Brien, I. Hartlenbrook, D. Hciligman, nl. Rice, B. Dunphy. Fourth Roux' j. Herring, F. Ros- siter, G. Hegarty, G. Rexer. Siam!- ing: K. Mnttle, F. Gallo, XV. La Fave, G. Irish, XV. Springer, D. Kettenhurg, J. Lucyshun, S. Davies, B. Schaefer. H, Doty 55 lfirzrl Roux' ll. May, j. Boprey, G. Wilstmn, J. Sanow, B. Root, j. Paliani, li. Krahl, li. Brinkman, D. Failev, P. tlonaughty, S. Beikirch, j. Cote. Second Roux' C. Surpreinant S llarduitk, Ci. Baylmtt l. Lesco, L. Wfasterval, B. Schutz B. Smith, R. Zimmerman. P. Norris, V. Bock, B. Camper, M. Stheible, D. Slade, M. Fender, C. Smith. Tbirrl Roux li. Mamlwretti, ID. XVetherell, ll. Chafer, W. Springer, B. Baker, .I. Baird, T. Spall, B. Milne, T. Vanlluser, D. Heil- igman, ll. Corson, .l. Rilifle, Ci. Charles, M. Hinton, B. Hackshaw, A. Kerling, T. Caruso. Fourth Roux' G, McLeon M. Clark, C. Pardee, C. 0'Hare, P. Southcombe, j. Myers C. McCarthy, P. O'Neill, C. Mihm, j. Rice, N. Cox, B Goltlel, N. Carts, C. Caldwell, A. Emerson, Ii. Mangan Fiflb Roux' j. Beiter, C. Preston, F. Ashury, j. Turkey j. Lamb, j. VanWit'klin, S. XVilson, D. Hendricks, P. Gala M. Nagell, B. Hogle, B. Stocking, C. Martin, j. Eynon Ii. Roth, H. Scholze. Senior Choir - -vs OliFlCliRSiCarol Martin, Marian Clark, Daniel lleiligtnan, james Baird. Impressive in their brilliant blue and gold robes, the Senior Choir, under the direction of Mr. Corwin with Mrs. Laura Remington as accompanist, added beauty and enjoyment to our assemblies. The Choir, consisting of eighty-two tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grade students had a most successful year. Outstanding in their schedule of events was an inspir- ational Thanksgiving Concert, and an appearance as guests of honor at Madison High School for their an- nual Christmas program. The officers of the choir were David Heiligman, presidentg jim Baird, vice-presidentg Carol Martin, sec- 2 XXX retaryg and Marian Clark, wardrobe mistress. yas .V .. l Sing that score! 1 s Junior Choir A The junior Choir of one hundred ten students, made up of eighth and ninth graders, was directed by Mr. George Corwin. During the year they presented several concerts consisting of songs such as Dry Bones , Alle- lujah , Vale of Turoni , and others. v t ,K '7 f 1,-,fy.f f V I--X I fy KW as L L' Ce, K Q f-'vi' Lk jf, JUNIOR CHOIR orrlcras-J. Beeh- ,' I , V ' 1 ler, C. Kennard, P. Ranke. I J V ,- I ' ,F ,rj I HL it 5 to le +V! if .tefm 7L -1 Wy.. yt V X iff .I N fi, V, vw- IQ! LJ. NCC. . tfeC.4Y1Zt,!,c.et I Cz if i 4' , Vx? - 2 V T . , 1 !1.t'fZ.f.i4Q fe 411742, Ifirxl Roux' K. Citeariello, XY. Mt'Larty, K. Barry, P. Sharpe, t XVagner, M, Holygartner, M, Dewey, G. Hathaway, K M. Creagan, Ci. Kemp, N. Yoekel, M, Snow, C, Bishop, l Britt, N. Baker, D. Toner. Ifourflr Roux' S. Donovan, S C, Billwy, Al, Fox, A, ciI'1lllL'I', bl. Marino, j. Simone, N. Crandell, bl. Christman, S. Powery, Ci. Sthneihle, S. Mitchell Brescia, ii. DiPilato, Serrnnl Roux' il. Giordano, M. jolidon, Al. Sinonelli, j. Martin, T. Hepler, G, Quaeltenlwush, D S. Rose, K. Kennard, nl. llart. I. Lennon, G. XVelsh, L. W'ehluring, D. XVacearo, bl. Vogel, S. XVhite, B, Atwood Kosel, F. Cienthner, K. LaMont, D. Kenny, T. Martin P. Al. Barrett, T. Irons. Ififlb Roux' B. Blanchard, C. Cullen Barres, rl. Kortl, L. Montanoro, M. Stoddard, DI. Kern. ll. Wfill, XV. Smith, R. Rapp, XV. W'ood, XV. Frank, R Tlvirtl Kurtz' C. Crandell, S. Gilbert, C. Kennartl, S. Miller, Miller, G. Butler, L. Sennett, R. Fahmer, C. XVallis, B -I. Young, K. Beane, P, Billortl, L. Lorem, VI. Alter, bl. Polatos, T. Garco, S. Gaylord, M. Lipp. 57 ' ww Q-1 -x N wa i,,,g,.,, AEEQ 1 -IV.. . , .F 9. .Xa ,ax 'EK' 394 1 Agp, 4 I N - :Fm : -'S+ f5 0 I .' as M-favs!! f ' 1 'V ' ' u A gg, ': .V 4 .tvxafwxgx I mafia' 0 X! .14 5 af,-9 J -. --Q1 .,vx.f'+ 'P fs f.f', a I '74 A , 'AXA' R V Xa, M, ' V. D 'W fl, 'gxgx:.-K-. 'XV N' Q Q? ,gQ7'gf.'5'5' 5' 3, . 6 .' I ' 'L -ll ' -Q 5.1 AH D A - .',X.' .: lT I . f-7,7 xg ,.93-,xsuvxg qw ,FSI M655 45 Q5 jf N ... 'g- 1w' A L-is-+ W 1 yifs, 595 ai.'7?41aLw N vw ,Q l M ,. ,Q My 4 RA 9 1 Q. .1 '- ' AD-if Q:-gg , P L Q-' , Q, . x - .,-6+ df. , ig- .5-9 Q1 ga-fm Q-Qigf M N' N -fp ig f , ' 5 -, - ,, fw' w . g ' f- gk ' ..,Q,M,h 1 Q 1f,'+1w+ ' -fbffi if - .. wvf D ' il y F , -,u 7 1 inf' .,. , K N f'9Afg,,: 1 Q A, xo Xi X NT-j 0 y ..T, ,,m Asxsgj ur X K lv-vu-1.1 ff 1 First Row: C. Wlestlield, P. Geschwind, j. Busch, C. Nar- tlone, j. Snnow, P. Smith, P. Rizzo, S. DuFour, A, Emerson K. Geschwintl. Second Roux' G. Buchan, D. Goodchild, Fi lNlntteson, j. Malin, S. LesChander, M. Davis, L. Rashach M. Macliae, A. Spall, C. Behnke. Third Roux- M. Croucher: J. Klimm, W. Currie, j. Huff, G. Rundell, j. Smith, P. Ma- cone, D. Snively, A. Berry, F. Maynard, A. Triest, G Barker, P. judge. Fourth Row: R. Cigna, C. Heinzman D. Green, B. Steinfeldl, S. Lecomte, R. Dewey, S. Fiore R. Petrano, F. Newman, R. jones, R. Frattle. Missing: M Reilly, R. Ewing, R. Campbell, R. Bennet. bass vioi, all work iogeiher wiih harmony and sigief' OFFICl:RS First Rau Carl Behnke Senigr Qrchggtra gmt QVQZQA. sfmiid Kami Geschwind, Gary Rundell. The Senior Orchestra, conducted by Mr. Roy Thrall, concluded a full and interesting year by playing at Com- mencement. During this period, they played at assemblies, for the Senior Play, in grade schools, and the Spring Concert. This year was the second occasion they participated in the State Festival, here solos, quartets, and ensembles played competitively with other school orchestras in Western New York. The orchestra received an A rating in grade four music. The officers for this year were Carol Westneld, presi- dentg Gary Rundell, vice-president, Karen Geschwind, sec- retary-treasurerg and Carl Behnke, librarian. 9 jl7NlOR BAND-First Roux' B. Easton, D. Tyler, S. Strogen, R. Misel, A. Robinson, R. Coakley, M. LeCompte. Second Roux' L. McConkey, B. Smith, j. Schulze, li. Bonsegnore, N. Wfolfe, N. Kleck, R. Marafioti, R. Wferner, C. Coloncy. Tlvirrl Roux' li. Burns, M. Silver, R. Schumacher, T. Weis, D. Gall- agher, G. Higham, S. Kirby, j. Bolster, A. Olson, D. Schultz, T. Farrel, R. llaxey. Ifanrlb Roux' T. Glenn, A. Graham, P. Nash, F. Hoyt, E. Miller, j. Moore, B. lfclgett, I, Hix, B. Weiric'k, C. Karkkainen, E. Hatz, R. Seely, Mr, Thrall. Junior Band The junior Band was formed as a step between grade school and Senior High Band. It was started five years ago and this year, it consisted of nfty-two members. In the past year, the junior Band competed, as did the Senior Band, in the state com- petition at Rush Henrietta School. Marshall's rating was A , l 'xx f x : G -A 35 . L , . X Tif si X Fl' YOWX T Xe i J f W' P0'm'i R.:, 'TZ jl TNIOR ORCHESTRA-I orcgro1n1d.' M r. Thrall, XV. Bommelje. Firxl Roux' M. Davis, P. Hieching, R. Coakley, R. Davey, B. Easton, B. Edgett, li. Haw. Second Raw: B. Reetz, A. Gram, j. Moore, K. Dreas, R. Schumacher, E. Miller, R. jones. Junior A Qrchestra The junior Orchestra was in- augurated this year by Mr. Roy Thrall, the conductor. They gave a spring concert and competed at the State Festival. Ofiicers this year were presi- dent, Robert Seeley, vice presi- i dent, Richard Knights, secretary- treasurer, Alan Graham, and librarian, Edward Miller. 60 R. Wfarfield, R. Seely. Third Row: Token Office This year the students in charge of the Token Oliice sold tickets and bus tokens and also served in the the lost and found depart- ment. K. Willsxmn, Bianchi, lf. Spring, A. Hoyt, Mr. Wright, D. Seeley, E. Tyler. Bookstore Mr. DeLong's staff of girls, who were selected this year, serv- ed the student body in selling pencils, paper, pens, notebooks, etc. V. Rose-ntreter, E. Liebert, B. Root, L. Tinnelli, L. Calhoun, Mr. DeLong, J. Lucyshyn, B. Fordyce, R. Ewing, K. Fisher, -I. Arnold, TDKEN DITICE Q7 ,.,:gY,,,,W-, ,i, ,,,F,..,,g.,.-, Y 5 ,,..,,,l......,.- a l f l i I ...,.L..-,, udio-Visual The audio-visual corps, composed of fifty girls and boys under the direction of Mrs. Simpson, helped make the curriculum clearer to the students through the use of movies and tape recordings. N First Roux' j. Adam. D. XVallacc, G. Schnciblc T. Pierce, J. Rowley. J. Ritchie, W. Smith G. XVeIsh. D. Marafioti. Second Rau: E Schmitt. J. Perry. R. Weigel. L. Keeler. G Better, R- Virkus. Third Roux' D. Paul. G Walzer. J. Hanlon, M. Matteson. XV. Reich ardt. D. Chnfcr. G. Buehler. XV. Faker. K McNair. B. Champagne. Fnurlh Ruir: D. Gzir lic. S. Hlucknn. T. Burdt. W. Springer. D Butler. K. Wchner. j. Pelham, R. Kettenhurg j. Fuascl. D. Wlitkowski. G. Keppcns, Ii. Mil lor. 61 RATING COMMlSSl0Nf Smttflx T. Conocchioli, C. XYL'stfield, A Vitello, D. Hood, Slrunling: Ci. Manvek, bl. lloltman, -I. Preston, XYlL'l1llCI', N, Kuhrt. Rating Commission The junior Red Cross Council, comprised of representatives from freshman, sophomore, junior, and senior grade levels and under the direc- tion of teacher-sponsor Miss Riegel, enjoyed a very successful year at john Marshall. Among its major projects were a drive for Red Cross volunteer fa V7 After each report card marking period, a group of students called the rating commission, under the direction of Mrs. Olmstead and chairmen Teresa Conocchioli and Diane Rood, double checked all rating slips for accuracy. They then found the median of each grade and presented a list of the five highest students from each homeroom to be displayed on the Honor Roll in the main hall. Junior Red Cross services and the annual enrollment and fund-raising campaign held in early March. :yn JUNIOR RED CROSS-Fora' ground: N. Kuhrt, M. Spen iale. Bark: j. Carc-ss, S. Cal houn, A. Hoyt, j. Heller. Wi 1 I f-2 -fi 62 T3 MHFSHHLL wg- O TREASURY DEPARTMENT -Svalnlx Mrs. Colahan, D. Carr. Strnnlings Al. Bartlett, E. Erearson, E. Gallo, D, john- son, K. La Bar. The Treasury Department was headed by Mrs. Laura Colahan who worked with nine students. Dianne Carr, Student Association treasurer, handled deposits. Judy Bartlett and Katherine I-aBar, student bookkeepers, handled the records of deposits and posting. Edward Frearson and Edward Gallo were student messengers. Marlene Davis, Patricia jackson, Linda Luiz, Tamara Rienholtz were student typists. L R The duties of the lunchroom cashiers were checking students through the lunch line, taking money, setting up food, and helping with the milk line. ' This year the cashiers were Nan Blatt e , Ca I G'll tt , R b t. cy nr ro 1 e e oera Ewing, Faith Wfilliams, Sharon Martin, Peggy O'Neill, Carol Kennard, Myrna Hendrix, Carol McCarthy, Katie Galligan, Elaine Bennett, and Toni Beufve. LUNCIIROOM CASIIIERS- Frou! Roux' K. Galligan, S. Martin. Scf1!a'4l.' R. Ewing, F. XVilliams, G. Gillette. Slum!! ing: G lNlcCarthy, C. Ken- nard, P. O'NcilI, A. Beufve, E, Bennett, M. McCarthy, N. Hlaltnur. e'orT 9: Av ,U I ,,o'l 65 FlJITORSfSeated.' M. Reilly, Miss Dunn, D, Rood, T. Conochioli. Standing: J. Caress, E. Piver, K. LaBar, K. Geschwind, B. Schaefer, N. Kuhrt. .ICH l Capturing o Managing Editor .,,...,... ...........,. N oel Kuhrt Co-Editors ..,.,...,....,....., Teresa Conocchioli, Diane Rood, Michael Reilly Layout ,,.,,,.,.,,,,.i,..,,.,....l,..,........, Harry Doty General Adviser ..... i.....l......... M iss Dunn Senior Co-Editors ....,.,..,., Katherine LaBar, Jeannette Caress Sporls Edilors ..,., ......,,,..... L ee Piver, Barbara Schaefer Feature Edilor .,e.,.e,...,.,i...e,.... David Justice Writers ...,..............w...,..w...w,w.,w. Joyce Meili, Carl Behnke, Lee Strassner, James Hanlon, Jeannette Caress, Carol Bower, Harry Do- ty, Shirley Davies, Roberta Williams, Da- vid Justice, Donna Failey, Barrie O'Brien, Ann Ryer, Richard Morales, Bethann Ken- yon, Gene Walzer, Sally Bennet, Barbara Slye, Larry Coppard, Fred Burns, Paul Soccia, Alan Jardine, Lonna Lowden, Bar- bara Smith, Patricia Jackson, Darrel Clark, Carol Mattison. Photographer .s,,.,,,., ,.... Larry Coppard Typzsts .. ,,A,,..,,,ss.as ...... C arol Martin, h Pamela Kinslow Proof Readers ..... .......,.. C arol Bower, Elizabeth Shawhan GENERAL STAFF-Foreground: W. LaFave, D. Crellin, C. Bauer. Background: H. Duty, C. Martin, D. justice, J. Pelham, A. Vitello, G. Brown, K. Strassner, B. Donovan, L. Xvasterval, J. Loete, M. Clark. 64 I Sh: da,-ss eg:- .is LL TAFF The Spirit J. Nl. H. S. Art Co-Editors ...,. .,.w.. C arol Westfield Ruth Simmons Art Adviser ..w.,.,,... ........ M rs. Schlenker Business Adviser ..... ......,..,...... M r. Thayer Business Manager .....,., Reginald Campbell Advertising Adviser ............,... Mr. Swanson Advertising Manager ..,.....,,.. john Preston Bookkeeper .........,,,......,,..,..... Anita Isabella Committee ,.s......,...........,.. Marjorie Higbee, Carol Pascale, john McGuire, Elaine Bennett Secretary ..,..,....,...,..........,.. Angeline Vitello Sales and Distribution Adviser ....,.,. Mr. Ley Committee ..,......,,,.e....,..,.. Sabra Ballerstein, Marilyn Ferrier, Walter Lorenz, Gary Tracy, Beverly Allardice, Linda VanPutte, Patricia Keavin, Pamela Kinslow. Senior Statistics Editor ..., Karen Geschwind Committee ...........,......,.....,.,,,.,, Dianne Carr, Angeline Vitello, Jeanne Tuckey, Marian Clark Grinds Editor ...........,.,..,,...,., Brian Donovan Committee ...,..,..........s,..,...... David Crellin, Roberta Williams, Harry Doty, Louise Wasterval, Wendy LaFave BUSINESS AND ADVERTISING-j. McGuire M. Higbee, J. Preston, E. Bennet, C. Pascale, B. Smith, V. DeSantis, Mr. Swanson, M. Lagnese, A. lsabella. ART STAFF-B. Hunt, P. Brice, S. Riley, L. Adams, Mrs. Schlenker M. McLeod, C. Westfield, R. Simmons . SALES AND DISTRIBUTION-L. Van Putre, T, Tracy, Mr. Ley J. Tuckey, B. Allardice, R. Campbell, S. Ballerstein, P. Keavin, j Ecker, G. Tracy, R. Stoddard, W. Lorenz, A, Ryer, F. Asbury. 65 5 l Library Aides lin! Ron: S. Donovan. J. Hines. K. Strassncr. J. Paliani. S. Schneider. C. Houck. J. Cote. Setrmd Rim: L. Tinelli. M. Philips, B. Ras. J. Gilman. N. Pt-tona, S. Riley. N. Rood. Third Row: J. Roesscr. B. Schmankc. L. Rashach. C. Dreas. J. Clank. C. Ncllis. N. Preston, J. Dornsifc. B. Kenyon. C. Lewis. Student Secretaries l'iril Roux' L. Huff. C. Mihm. J. Peter. Semnd Run: R. Simmons, A. Isabella. L. Kinney. Third Ron: S. Kilpatrick. C. Gillette. R. Stoddard. E Maynard. R. Stillman. Iiourlh Roux' S. Donahue. M. Brasscr. C. Hiscock. J. Fcker, C. Lorenz. A lit-try. I-Nth Roux' B. Lcnzi. S. Hardwick. N. Cox S. Schmankc. J. Turkey, J. Miller. Sixth Roux' G Bush. C. Suprcnant. J. Wlilliams, M. Hicks, M Fender.. J. Lucyshyn, C. Bower, J. Caress. S. Hell- iwcll. Sc't'e'llIb Rau-.' J. Ventura, P. Johnston. B Kenyon. A. Rycr. Future Teachers of America llirtl Rau-: C. Smith. J. Barrett. J. Rossiter, C. Gillette, S. Riley. J. Cropscy. T. Conocchioli. D Rnod. R. Stillman. Srmnd Roux' N. Yockcl, F XY'ilIiams. C. Lewis, M. Clark. C. Andrews, G Buchlcr. R. Ewing, J. Carc-ss, P, Sourhcombe. L. Tinclli. M. Bolger, B, Schaefer. Miss Hilfiker. Tbinl Rnu-.' I.. Calhoun, C. Reynolds. J. Margeson C. Pardee. L. Lurz. li. Spring. C. Jardine, K. Gcschwind. M. Nagull, L. Hysner, N. Davie. K Bt-zinc. M. Lowy. B. Okecn. J. Conocchioli. J- Clark. J. Mcili. B. Kenyon. K. Kleisley, M. Snow. Lgflnv Future Workers The student behind the desk in the library worked there under Miss Hilfiker and Mrs. Uder- itz. They took care of returned books, signed out books, and straightened the shelves. Student secretaries assisted the faculty, serving as messengers, as secretaries, and typists. Marshall's chapter of the Future Teachers of America elected Carol A. Lewis, presidentg Carol Andrews, vice president, Tessie Conocchioli, sec- retary, and Karen Geschwind, treasurer. This year through the Red Cross, the club made toys and favors for handicapped children. Miss Hilfiker served as club director. Marshalvs Y Clubs john Marshall was well represented this year in Y groups, boasting two strong and active clubs. The girls' group Theta Sigma Eta Tri-Y, with Dorothy Harris as president, participated in several activities including dances, Christmas car- oling, and visiting hospitalized children at Easter. Beta Hi-Y, with Mr. XVood as adviser, elected Michael Reilly as presi- dent. Among the boys' major projects was the painting of parking lines on the school parking area, undertaken early in September. Beta-Hi-Y Fin! Roux B, Maier, N. Kuhn, M. Spclialc, M. Reilly, A. hlunker, D. Karkkainen, j. Hanlon, T. Alaimo. Svroml Roux' B. LZlll1i7Cl'l, S. llluthan, P. Smith, H. Hall, .I Pelham, Mr. XVood, N. Holtman, S, Roorl, Ci, Manzek, R. Beamish, j. XY'illiams. 6 Theta Sigma Eta First Roux' M. Godet, R. Smith, B. Lenyi. Seroml Roux' D. Harris, P. Southcomhc, N. Cox, B. Phillips. Tbird Roux' j. Lan- ing, E. Schlosser, A. Demler, D, Huber, N. Davies, M. Hale, B, Kenyon, A. Rich- mond, I. Klafehn. Omicron Psi Hi-Y Front: A. Provan, j. Ballerstein. Rear: L. Strassner, C. Behnke, j, Preston, R. Campbell, P. Mullen, P. judge, D. Chap- man. A Uf A ' ll A x H uh L I HJ J t ' . W7 Marshall ' '7W47Q Docket mm um K Puhioshetl Sfvclcnlg of' Joi-,N marshall 'ww' X Ml' High Sclwoot lQoc..l1csTet7 New York EDITORS-Fronl: R. Campbell, K. LaBar, C. Lewis, Mr. Lammel. Burk: B. Root, J. Biehler. The Dorket, Marshall's school news- paper, kept Marshallites informed of all activities and interesting events which hap- pened around John Marshall. Six issues were put out, each under the supervision of faculty adviser, Mr. Lammel, but the paper was reported and edited en- tirely by student editors, columnists, and reporters. Sixteen hundred editions of the Docket were published for each of the six issues. COLUMNISTS AND TYPISTS-Front Row: B. Schaef- er, J. Bianchi, J. Bradshaw, N. Baxter, J. Cropsey. B. Legg. Second Row: N. Horrocks, S. Riley, R. Ewing, R. Zimmerman, M. Johnson, J. Clark, L. Tinnelli, S. Marge- son, P. Heberger. Third Raw: B. Haitz, C. Bower, J. Caress, C. Andrews, J. Margeson, C. Andrews, B. Phil- lips, P. Johnston, J. Briggs, M. Clark, K. Mahar. Fourth Rau-: C. Westheld, J. Conocchioli, S. Kuhrt, K. Gesch- wind, B. Donovan, B. Smith, L. Piver, J. Pelham, R. Bennett, S. Rood, S. Hluckan, J. Hanlon, B. Shuffer, C. O'Hare, C. Coleman. REPORTERS-First Row: K. Cerra, J. Orrico, R. Still- man, H. Doty, C. Coleman, J. Pelham, J. Roesser. Ser- ond Row: C. Smith, E. Ewing, B. Fordyce, J. Clark, P Fennessy, G. Hipp, D. Abel, J. Anderson. 2 ' V .. f . X I 1 I XV ll 4 Ii 'A . , 5 ,Cf xii if X. 'l f ' f ,, f ff i 7 D ' i xr W X ' lim I ' 4 ai 'awi i ' X ..'-Q 1 K ' ff ellie- My ,M ' -'Q f-3 'N . s I ihiigrq M-331 3 CAREER DAY 4 956- 1 '957 A f ,- .I W :A 1. 5.5, I l CALENDAR OF EVENTS S. A. Assembly October 3 Fashion Show December 5 Senior Tea December 12 Christmas Assembly December I9 VENTS N ' . . 'W-ite: , i3 'lr MARCH OF DIMES F'X,V'l:vfl -as ' Q, ,,. Aa A i' 'E v .ml I 55, S.A.ASSEMBI.i,. I Faculty Tea December 20 Snow-Ball January 25 March of dimes Eebruary l-5 S.A. Assembly February 13 Career Day March 7 Senior PLAY Play Cheerleaders Through songs and cheers, Marshall's cheer- leaders helped urge our teams on to victory. This year's squads were headed by Dianne Carr, cap- tain of the varsity and Carlene Mihm, captain of the junior varsity. VARSITY CIIIfIiRI.IfAIDIfRS--I orr'gr0lunl G. Bush. Kmwliug: C. Smith, wl XY'eltlon, rl Clayton, C. Mtlfartby. Slnmling: N. Illatt UCF: M. Highec, n. cm, B. ohravn, J Peter. ILYNIOR VARSITY ClllfliRI.lZAlDlfRSf l ir.v1 Roux' j Biehler, N. Ifdmuntls, C. Mihm, S. Davies. Strnurl Roux' nl. Supurito, P. Hebcrger, N. XY'uldun, M, Nitotlcmus. Cheer or John Marshall High Majorettes The senior and junior varsity majorettes displayed their talents in a half-time exhibition at a football game and in the Memorial Day Parade. Kathy jermyn served again as captain of the varsity and Gail Heiligman was head of the junior varsity. VARSITY MA.l0RIfTTI?S-Forcgroln1rl.' K. Jermyn. St-lmling: M. llix, If. Spring, B XVebb, C. Roberts, K. Kleisley, G. MtI.t-an, A. Hoyt, j. Parrish, j. Mt'Phail. jUNIOR VARSITY MAjORIi'I I'IiS-elfora- grolmdf K. Falardcau, B, Tripp, Km'r'liug.' j. Conocthioli, G. Hciligman. Slillllnllgf IJ. Geisler, R. MtCuy, T. Reinhulu, Ii. Pike K. Lohfink, Cox. v , L K Y AAF? Aff-EN AAA 'hd 4 Q fx N A A A fxw,,m AXZQPM mx q fx AAA Af P ,X Noq VXA ,NA AGN 'NA .x,xfNfw2fQ 'Yvvx NNN K IIMMKW 518 Q ' Vik , X v fc ' Q i135 an 2 , f - 17874 V ' 1 2 L' ' I K J ,Y ' Qcfgi ' ! '! N4 'I ' A V Nm ' 'fi x' iff? - N QQ ,NB hx , E N X1 . F, .r l,kNKKIll1.,,Hm 1 'Il .I lx fa I . V X ' lf 1. 1 X- ' gt 'W 9 E 1 I N0 ., I .7 , ,J-,D K KX A ,I -Ti, , iii X' ' N Sxf,mf..n.'Th ix- Wx N U T-3- --- ..,- 'fi' ,1 , ' 'H' f Q: Til? Tlriff? N Alf: ' ' .,-4:5 Y wx A 7 as E N 3 , Q' ' f l 95 ml WW up ' X ' ff ' X A- -'ff' ' 'J I M -N . Z N' j kxxxx s HQ 'N Sv fy Aiixuvlff-P x'? Mai X W fa X 5 ,V ., 'f R K fi x w w, x - -Q ' , ,x . ,aiu 1 N 2 U .' j 1 M , X V5 .f X 'N Ff- ' tx! In J N K , X V I XM Mx lr 6 5. L- 7 ' X KS ' H ,fm X X ,. fi, ff ! Q i f 'ww I I X, Ning If X XO, l ' Exif T -N f Y I' f:A I X :G ff 5 2 Q. Q . X X 1 ww . fu '11 Mx - V Yvxvx M4 ' 5? J ' Y ,W I V ya, , . Baa 5 'vgixx X i X- :If ,x , f f ,jlxfynl ki f x 2 1-N a. 4 1 f '1 4 ,I if -X L B r ! ll jxxl Q !:!rf I l 'fi N-' V X Zzzigcw T N X Wwlfllllfllll 0 .F A71 DANCING-Standing: I. Bianchi, S. Eynon. Firsl Roux' V. King, VI. Meyer. Svroml Roux' F, Firginian, B. Coleman, M. Bristol, M. lfornaril, K. Khuns, B. Paclget, D. Gootlchilcl. Third Roux' VI. Dorn- sifc, S. Chittenden, VI. Bircher, S. Kuhrt, C. Ambrose, J. Vogel, I. Kirklwright, S, Bennett, I. Roesser. SXYIMMlNGfAll .1rt'r.' ll. Campbell, S. Gay- lorcl, K. Salmincn, B, Bctlem, I. Kortz, M Davis. lfirsl Roux' VI. Maclarty, B. Stanin VI. Cropsey, ll. Senccal, K. Lambert, M Vlohnstun, li. XVeycrts, G. Costellano. P. Roult-y, QI. Kramer, N, Dezimm, B. Heffer, K. Berry, B. Smith. Svvoml Roux' C. Lewis P. Soutltcombe, B, Phillips, A. Williams S. Martin, VI. Bianchi, B. Nelson, B. Armen- tlinger. VI, Heller, N. Baxter, I.. McConlcey B. Cross, B Christopher, G. O'Connc-ll, N. Andrews. Tlrirrl Roux' C. Roberts, I. Kenne- uag, VI, Smith, K. XVilson. C. Rasbach, A Dmis, M. lforwztrtl, B. Clztpper, M. Brown V. Matteson, C. Reynultls, S, Bennett, D Rvinagcl, K. Binclcnt, B. Legg, VI. Philips F. Ynrkcr, li Key, P. Schcr, I. Rowtlen. v 1 1 72 GIRL' Each day after school, sports-minded girls reported to the gym and, during pleasant weather to the playground to participate in their favorite sports of soccer, baseball, badminton, swimming, tennis, dancing, and apparatus work. We've got the pep, BADMINTON-'First Roux' M. wfilllilff, VI. janowicz, C. Humm, B. King. Second Roux' I. Bianchi, VI. Mt-Phail, C. Rose- krans, C. Baker, I. Gilman, N. Horrocks, B. Hunt. Third Roux' T. Conocchioli, C. Crandell, V. Matteson, B. Allardice, S. Ortleib, -I. Kennewag, C. Roberts, S. Chittenden, C. Reynolds, K. Mahar. A. Pointer. PDRT A physical education instructor was in charge and a captain was chosen who took attendance and was respon- sible for the equipment. The girls earned credit toward a sports letter by participating in these activities. We've get the steam. BASKETBALL-Ifirxl Roux' A. NVilliams, J. Soporito, B. King. Svroml Roux' J. Bradshaw, C. Baker, N. Baxter, M. Bris- tol, B. Armendinger, S. Martin, B. Mc lninch. 'I'l:inl Roux' C. Reynolds, C, Mat- teson, A. Buchan, B. Allardice, M. New- ell, D. Cook, D. Senecal, C. Crandell, K. Rowley, K. Galligan, J. Malin, B, For- dyce, C. Rosekrans, J. Dornsife. TENNIS-Firrt Row: W. Edmonds, B. Easton, J. Ventura, C. Kober, V. Jacques, B. Lauricella, A. Vifilliams. Second Roux' C. Baker, B. lnghram, D. Wfood, G Heiligman, J. Conocchioli, C. Rosekrans, B. Legg, N. Andrews, J. Bradshaw. Tlaira' Roux' J. Heller, C. King, L. Rasbach, J. Christoff, C. Reed, J. Krist, M. Hicks, E, Liebert, B. Allardice, J. Watts, N. Baxter. wag, B. Allardice, J. Watts, D. Furman, J Conocchioli, G. Heiligman, D. Cook, J Malin, C. Kober, Mrs. llutteman. 73 BASEBALL-Fin! Roux' S. Ballerstein, J. Gillman, J. Heller, N. Baxter, B. Armen- dinger, P. Heberger, R. Simmons, S. Martin, J. Bianchi, S. Donovan, J. Clayton, W. Edmonds, J. Soporito. Second Roux' B. Slye, B. Kenyon, A. Ryer, E. Maynard, J. Meili, N. Kehr, B. Fordyce, D. Higgins, C. Hol- land, B. Legg, J. Bradshaw, B. Easton, B. Christopher, N. Andrews, A. Anderson, K. Galligan, A. Xvilliams. Tbirrl Roux' M. Hicks, C. Jardin, M. Lane, C. King, V. Jacques, J. Ventura, D, Herrick, J. Kenne- WDP' First Row: J. Valentine, R. Ryker, R. Davy, G. Nasca, B. Marks, L. Counts, B. Sturm, F. Gysler, N. Bartolf, l. Lennon, B. Ulrop. Second Roux' D. Whitte, L. Brescia, R. Guglielmino, P. White, P. Suscia, D. Speciale, P. McKeon, B. Baker, G. Goetz, B. Alman, J. Cavallaro, S. Bender, D. Mambretti. Tbird Row: Coach Wren, P. Burns, D. Craver, J. Gigilio, M. XValsh, F. Rupp, P. DelVicchio, J. Thorp, D. Haefele, Coach Davis, J. Armindinger, A. Rootes, V. Vincelli, R. Carroll, L. Files, J. Gilmore, D. Micciche, J. Contestablc, Coach Grievas. Fourlb Roux' D. Casperson, R. Speziale, G. Lennox, J. Hayward, A. Jardene, M. Dick, D. DellaVell1 J. Hein, D. Miller, L. Heffer, D. Ernest, B. Tunney, D. Smith, J. Rhodes, M. Herrick R Osborne, J. Herring, D. Lions. Football Although the 5 wins, 3 losses, and 1 tie record didn't show it, the Jurists' football season was hlled with thrills and excitement. One of the most exciting wins for Marshall occurred against East, where the ,Jurists gridders were behind 15-12, with only twenty seconds re- maining. Quarterback Pat McKeon faded back and threw a touchdown pass to Jerry Herring Herrick. I M -. 3, for the winning score. The standout of the team was Don Htefele Marshall halfback, who was selected to be on the All Scholastic first team. Other members of the team who won sectional berths were Don Delll Vella, Mark Dick, John Armendinger 'md Merrill l'lll 'em high! l lil 'em lowln , .fn L . 1 ' 'X FooTBALL SCORES Marshall ......,..... 0 Jefferson A ,Mgr Marshall ...... .... 1 9 Franklin ' X '. Marshall ...... .... 7 Charlotte x 1: Marshall ...... .... 1 9 East .,.... . A L Marshall ...... 15 Madison . Marshall ...... .... 1 9 Monroe , ' iii' M V I S' Marshall ............ 25 McQuaid Aiming for success J. Herring, D. Haefele, Coach Davis 74 v'!N:.q 'iw f 0 . w W' 3 s V A J X 2. L V iw? -5?7P ' 2 W Y57' .J 9 SOCCER 1956 Marshall 7 Jefferson Marshall 0 Edison .. Marshall 3 Monroe Marshall 1 Franklin Marshall 5 West .,.., Marshall 3 Charlotte Marshall 1 East .,.,.., Marshall ,.,..ww. 12 Madison umarshalli Marshall! Go learn, go! The Marshall booters came up this past sea- son with four wins against four losses. Ably coached by Mr. Gerace, the team wound up the season in fourth place, just missing a sectional berth. A decisive win over third place Charlotte, 3-2, was offset by untimely losses to Franklin, 2-1, and Soccer West, 5-3, who finished lower in the final stand ings than did the jurists. Several members of the team received All- Scholastic honors for their performances during the season. Ed Frearson and Dave justice made the second team, and Dave Heiligman and Gor- don MacPhearson made honorable mention. lfirxf Roux' R. Holtman, R. Romig, P. Weld, A. Paul, N. Weld, T. Frank, E. Frearson, D. justire, R. Statutke, F. Richens, M. McRae, D. Misel, R. Wfagner, D. Crawford. Serond Row: A. Alaimn, E. johnson, M. Owen, B. Dewey, D. Paul, D. Buckley, R. Case, W. Piver, Coach Gerace, D. Besancon, A. Hetzke, W. Powers, H. Doty, M. Speziale, T. Kelsey, B. Nesbitt. Third Roux' XV. Manzek, j. Frearson, J. Brown, D. Mitchell, D. Gosling, D. Heiligman, J. Holtman, A. Narmrro, G. llegarty, G. MacPhearson, L. Piver, P. Huff, D. Hammil, B. Miln, I.. Gross, D. Elliot, A. Meyers. VARSITY Kneeling: T. Compton, D. Heiligman, D. Gosling, ll Casperson, R. Carroll. Slumlifly-' fl- BASKETBALL llegarty, j. Valentine, I. Lennon, J. Beehler, D. Gulbransen, j. Britt, D. justite, L. Fixer, L. Heller, Coach Bushnell, B. Higham, H. Doty. Basketball The 1956-57 edition of the basketball squad, under the guidance of Coach Bushnell and led by high-scoring Ron Carroll, plus other standouts, Dave Ileiligman, Bob Higham, and Larry Heffer, D. and C. Photo Larry lleffer and Dave Heiligman Rough and Tough acheived a tie for hfth place during the regular season. Despite heartbreaking losses to Charlotte and Franklin, the jurists came back with resounding wins over Edison, jefferson, Monroe, and XY'est. Nl alae lhal baskelln , l - . g1F'1 . char For M, 1 -'J Glue In lfronlx Coach Farnurn. First Roux' D. Statucki, D. Speciale, G. Malak, B. Nesbitt, G. Brown, J- V- B. Davy, A. Alaimo, T. Pierce, N. XVeltl. Second Roux' S. Van Duzee, j. Kron, S. Whitte, P. BASKETBALL O'Hare, j. Thorne, j, Thorpe, P. Mt'Ann, B. Tunney, B, Cass, T. lDeRycke, P. Duff, ID. Shaef- fer, A. llaus, B. Currie, R. Spring, D. Smith. J. V. Ba ketball This year's j.V. Basketball team Gnished the Throughout the regular season the standout play season in a first place tie with lfast and Madison, ers were Bill Cass, Bill Currie, Dean Smith, Pat having 6 wins and 2 losses. The team was ably O'l-lare, and Del Smith. coached by Mr. XY'ren and Mrs. Barney Farnum. Raise lhal Score! Marsliall Mai shall M .lI'Nl1.l ll M tl rslla l l Ma rsltal l Marsliall M .1 rsha l l Marshall M .1 rsha ll Hall Spenterport liranklin Cliarlotte I-ast West Matlison vleilerson Monroe I-tlison VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES 62 71 SS 69 S5 SS -HS 5-l 5-i Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall S4 roml Half 6-l Sf SS Sl 8-l if 77 02 S6 x-non league game Franklin Aquinas Charlotte lzast XY'esi . M allison -lefferson Monroe liclison 66 67 74 80 S8 66 .qv if 54 77 l UYMNASTIC TEAM----Firxrf R111 l.. Cornell, Coach Hoffmeicr, I Smith, ff. Barnard, fi, llorcth. tmul Roux' R. Case, N. Kuhrt, I Inger, lf. Benny. -if 'af -w Roux' R. Campbell, A. Tries! J. Sherman, U. Carson. , o Bowling This year, along with jefferson, Franklin, and Charlotte, the jurists Keglers initiated the Northside Bowling League which com- peted at Domm's Alleys. Led by Captains George Brown and David Witcowski, the two varsity teams placed third and fourth respectively in the Hnal standings. This new league provided keen competition among the contenders during the bowling season. G mnastlcs A familiar sight in the halls of Marshall this past year, was the gymnast team, prac- ticing under their coach, Rollo Hoffmeier. Included in the team was Noel Kuhrt, last year's novice champion at the Section V Winter Sports Carnival. Cheating -for lhe Marshall blue! Tllli HOXVLINU TEAM' ni Broun, D. Alauox, A. Alunkcr Roorl, Srrofld Roux' Ci. Ciairgosh A Caruso, AI. Pcllmm, D. XY'ilkou lu Tennis Our last year's Tennis Team ended up tie for first place with Franklin. The two most outstanding stars on the team were Tom Rank and jim Rhodes, Sectional doubles champs. The team ended with a 4 and 1 record under the coaching of Mr. Wright. THE TENNIS TEAM-Firrl Roux' C. Barn- ard F. Beat S. Hluchan G. e son Str 1 yu Q n .I P 1- I ' ond Row: M. Altof, j. Rhodes, B. Stanin, L. Perry, B. Rcmely, W. Ludeke, R. LaForce ki Hit that ball! 79 Golf Marshall was represented in the Interscholastic Golf League last sea- son by Reginald Henderson, Charles Retallick, Dick Makely, jim Pelham, and Bill Cass. The team, coached by Mr. Zona, finished low in the league standings but was always good in form. Stand- out of the team was Reginald Hen- derson, who had consistently good scores. THE GOLF TEAM-Coach Zona, R, Makely, A. Hetzke, J. Pelham, R. Hen- derson, C. Retalik. ,,sl-' A- ff , , f .1 '1- Firsl Roux' Coach Gerace, j. Ritchie, R. Keel, B. Dewey, T. Brown, j. Herring, M, Smith, L. jinks, B. Stegeman, D. Brawford, S. Edgeton. Second Roux' M. Reilly, A. Nazarro, D, Al- brecht, j. Brown, D. Hammil, C. Balhoun, R. Wilniier, T. Frank, B. Narrymore, F. Richt-ns, M. McRae, R. jones. wimming This year's finmen under the capable piloting of Coach Tony Gerace, assisted by co-captains Dan Hamill and Jerry Herring, swam for a record of six wins and two losses in lnterscholastic League competition. The team this year consisted of many promising new tankmen, namely Bill Stegeman, Tom Brown, Dick Albrechet, Charlie Calhoun, Roger XY'ilmier, and Mike McRae. The newcomers were backed up by last year's veterans Dan Hamill, jim Brown, Mike Reilly, Fred Rupp, and Jerry Herring. After finishing third in the city, the finmen went on to place second in the Section V Class A Championships. The Splaslaersln SVUIMMING TEAM SCORES Marshall Edison ., , bfarshall jefferson Q lNIarshall Brighton Marshall Monroe . Marshall East ...,.. . Marshall Madison Marshall Franklin Marshall XY'est ...... x Marshall Charlotte . s 0, 66 c 7 7144, - Ii Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Switch jack Hayward and Don Haefele Wrestling 24 WRESTLING 21 Monroe 31 Franklin 22 Edison 31 jefferson 32 West 14' East 24 Madison Charlotte 27 14 22 ll 8 21 14 16 This year's edition of the wrestling team, led by sectional champs, Don Haefele, and Benny Miles, and ably coached by Mr. Davis, had a successful sea- son, producing a record of S wins, 2 losses, and 1 tie. Aided by the other varsity performers, Bob Alman, Wayne Haefele, John Armendinger, and Billy Dumphy, the jurist grapplers managed to administer a thorough trouncing to many of their opponents. We're lhe team that Can'l Be Beal! Firxt Row: S. Curling, D. Ernest, R. Lippa, D. DellaVella, N. Bartolf, P. Petralia, I. Baper, P. Wfeld. Scroml Roux' D. Chapman, B. Alman, B. Miles, G. Frederico, B. Marks, L. Counts, -I. Cavallaro, L. Brescia, R. Reese, H. Kitz, B. Colt. Third Roux' Coach Davis, B. Dumphy, B. Cairns, j. Hayward, R. Speziale, R. DiPonzio, D. Hough, J. Gilmore, F. jiles, D. Haefele, D. Patterson, D. Craver, G. Goetz, G. Walzer, T. Cardilo, J. Helferon, M. Cronmiller, R. Gughilmoni, W. Haefele, R. Colt. TI'- 1.a.,,.T.l l 81 in CROSS COUNTRY-In Fronl: T. Broun Coach Guglin. Firsl Roux' Miner, B. Colt, G. Butler, B. Stercnman. Second Roux' B. Currie, B Robinson, P. Crellin, R. Bennett, C Barnard. Track As in years past, the Marshall Harriers put up a game fight for their league stand- ing. Under the able coaching of Mr. Guglin, they closed the season with a 2 win, 6 loss record. Among the outstanding runners were Pete Crellin, Bruce Robinson, Rowland Ben- nett, Dick Maier, and Dick Colte. THIS TRACK TIQAM-1 or'cgrulnl1l Coach Davis. lfirxl Roux' Ci. Leigh j. XVlaker, B. Robinson, P. Mt Keon, D. Spal, j. Caxallaro, If johnson, P. Babi. Sflillilll Roux' D Wfilkowski, B. Gisler, N. cilCSC Bernatz, Frearson. Third Roux' D D. Lions, M. Welsh, Ifonrllr Roux Broun, D. jatox. liflb Roux' R. T. Vanlluser, C. lllllxillllllt, P. Kron, ll, llill. Cross Countr The 1956 john Marshall track team, un- der the coaching of Mr. Davis, ended the season with a 2-6 record. Consistent winners on the team were David Heiligman in the 100 and 220 g Mike W'alsh in the 440 and broad jump, and Gary Niedermaier in the 880 and high jump. Wfalsh won the city 440 championship and later went on to place in the sectionals. Hoi., we wan agus agus tagux B. Lambert, D. Flagg, P. Crellin, lf. Sheaffer, j, Thorn, A. Robinsuni B. Smith, R. Petralia, R. Miller, K. Russell, D. Heiligman, ll llac- fele, B. Baker, D. Mitchell, I. Xvilmier, A. DuCl1arme, ul. llt-in. xx., fkiff YA r . .4 Xiu A T- I -f Vw. Ji BASEBALL Kneeling: G. Brown, H. Pfeiffer, R. Axon, P. Argento, G. Herring, B, Higham, H. Dotx R TFAM Fogarty, R. Spring..Shu1di11g.' B. Coleman, M. Herrick, H. Gregory, A. Maccallini, ,I Britt D. justice, j. Dobertm, L. Heffer. Baseba I I The 1956 Marshall baseball team, led by the hard hitting of all-scholastic choices, Phil Argento and Harry Doty compiled a S win 5 loss record for the sea- son. Under the leadership of Coach Bushnell, the jurists' diamond masters were in contention for the city title throughout the season. The pitching corps, consisting of Al Maccallini, Herb Gregory, and Ron Spring, was ably handled by catcher jerry Herring. Highlight of the season was the win over West High. For dear old Marshall! . V 5 iiili, 11 Marshall's powerhouse. BASEBALL Marshall ............ 4 Edison ,,,.., Marshall ...,...,..., 3 West .,,..,.,, Marshall ........,... 12 Charlotte . Marshall .......,..., 4 Madison Marshall ............ 6 jefferson Marshall ............ 10 Monroe ..,, Marshall ............ 9 Franklin Marshall ...,........ 3 East ........... Marshall ............ 0 Aquinas B. Coleman, P. Argento, H. Doty 83 will E :ok STAT: Tlcs Our Alma Mater RAYMOND ANDERSON tRayl 34 Admiral Park No. 349 Cross Country 19 Student Guide 19 Memorial Day 19 Homeroom Aide 2, 3. Service CAROL ARLENE ANDREWS 157 Leonard Road No. 349 Future Teachers of America 3, 49 Docket Reporter 49 Banking Clerk 19 S-Day Teacher 29 Rating Clerk 39 School Lunchroom Cashier 5: Jr. Prom 1, 39 Snowball 39 Marshall Day 3: Minor Letter Scholarship 19 Major Letter Scholarship 29 8th and 9th Grade Mixer 1. College CHRISTINE GRACE ANDREWS lChrisJ 157 Leonard Road No. 349 Homeroom President 49 Snowball 1, 2, 39 Jr. Prom 1, 39 Bth and 9th Grade Mixer 19 Banking Clerk 1, 2, 3, 49 Picture Regresentative 29 S. A. Dance 29 Marshall Day 39 Sr. Play Us er 39 Swimming 19 Minor and Major Letters in Scholarship 29 Scholarship Commission 4g Usher Senior Graduation 3' Oliice Messenger 3, 49 Docket Reporter 4. 9 College JOHN ARMENDINGIER l Dinger l 80 Maynard Street Greece Central9 Soccer lj Basketball 19 Football 2, 3, 4g Track 39,Wrestling 3, 49 Minor Letter Athletics 39 Major Letter Ath- letics 49 Marshall Day 39 Honorable Mention 2. Undecided FAITH LOUISE ASBURY 132 McGuire Road Warsaw Central9 Inter High Choir 49 Bowling 49 Swimming 49 Business Staff of the John Quill 4. College JAMES DAVID BAIRD l Hans 7 268 Eastman Avenue No. 419 Homeroom President 3, 49 Choir 1, 2, 3. 49 Inter-High Choir 2, 49 Swim Club 19 Homeroom Basketball lg Student Day Teacher 29 Memorial Day Parade 39 Marshall Day 39 Honorable Mention 2, 3. College DAVID BRUCE BAKER l Fooser J 215 Goodwill Street No. 419 Football 1, 49 Track 3, 49 Boxing 39 Inter-High Choir 2, 49 Jr, Choir 19 Sr. Choir 49 Honorable Mention 19 Marshall Day 39 Memorial Day 1, 3. College JOAN ANN BAKER U03 A 51 Andover Street Nazareth Academy9 Concessions Marshall Day 39 Served at Din- ners 3. College JAMES E. BALLERSTEIN lJimJ 262 Sparling Drive Britton Road9 Intra Swim 19 TraHic Squad 49 Homeroom Aide 2, 39 March of Dimes 29 Memorial Day 19 Hi-Y 3, 4. College GAIL E. BAYBUTT 49 Goodwill Street No. 419 Honorable Mention 1, 2, 39 St le Show 29 Sub, Frosh Style 'Show 29 Homeroom Rating Clerk' 29 S-Day Teacher 39 Washington Day Exercises 39 Homeroom Alternate Representative 39 Senior Choir 2, 3, 49 Junior Choir 19 Senior Class Treasurer 49 Tennis 4. Work RICHARD BEAMISH lDickl 220 Electric Avenue No. 79 Homeroom Basketball 1, 2, 39 Table Tennis 19 Soccer 29 Intramural Swim 1, 29 Memorial Day 19 Attendance Clerk 39 Beta Hi-Y 1, 2. 3. 4. Service PATRICIA L. BEGY lPatl 2050 Dewey Avenue Nazareth Academy. College CARL DAVID BEHNKE 771 Stone Road Barnard9 Sr. Band 1, 2, 3. 49 Sr. Orchestra 3, 49 Service Corps 3, 49 Co-Captain Service Corps 4s Sr. Band President 49 Minor Letter Scholarship 29 Major Letter Scholarship 39 Minor Letter Activities 39 Varsity Soccer 29 Homeroom Basketball 39 Swim Club 1, 29 S. A. Assembly 3, 49 Washington Day Exercises 39 Music and Dramatics Commission 49 Student Day Teacher 29 Marshall Day Assembly 39 Hi-Y 2, 3, 49 Memorial Day Parade 1, 2. 3, 4. College ELAINE JANNETTE BENNETT 325 Eetzner Road Greece Central9 Advertising Committee for John Quill 49 Rating Clerk 49 Style Show 29 Honorable Mention 1. Wor FRITZ BERNATZ 109 Florida Avenue Barnard9 Scholarship 19 Homerom Basketball 19 Track 2, .39 Boxing 39 Marshall Day 39 Usher Senior Play 3. Service ARLINE NADINE BERRY 107 Palm Street No. 419 'Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 49 Senior Orchestra 3, 49 Memorial Day Parade 2, 39 Highland Park Concert 1. 39 Student Secretary 1, 3, 49 War Memorial 39 Bowling 1. College RONALD J. BERTIE lRon1 76 Devitr Road No. 419 Stamp Club 2, 3. College AUTORIETTE BEUFVE tTonil 225 Alameda Street No. 79 Homeroom Alternate Representative 29 Snowball 3: Home- room Aide 1, 39 Dept. Secretary 3. Undecided MARIE ELIZABETH BIANCHI lBabel 284 Steko Avenue No. 41 Work NANCY BLATTNER 3553 Ridge Road West Greece Central9 8th and 9th Grade Mixer 19 Bowling I9 Cheer- leader 3, 49 Sadie Hawkins Dance 39 Snowball 39 Marshall Day 39 Homeroom Alternate 39 Rating Clerk 29 S. A. Dance Com- mittee 19 S-Day Teacher 29 Memorial Day Parade 39 Lunchroom Cashier 49 Assemblies 3, 4, College GEORGE BOHRMANN 51 Leonard Road Britton Road9 Marshall Day 3. Work ELAINE JOAN BONALDI 214 Maiden Lane Barnard9 Sr. Tea Aide 19 Marshall Day 3. Work FRANCES BONISTEEL lFran1 929 Ridgeway Avenue Sacred Hearr9 Student Secretary 39 Marshall Day 39 Waitress Senior Party 39 Social Dancing 2. Work KATHERINE BORN tKay7 96 Bartholf Road Barnard9 Social Dancing 1, 29 Swimming 19 Basketball 29 Ollice Aide 19 8th and 9th Grade Mixer 19 Memorial Day 1, 29 Home- room Alternate Representative 39 School Pictures 19 Usher at Civic Music Concert 1. Work CAROLE ALLENE BOWER 136 West Craig Hill Drive Barnard9 Graduation Tickets 19 Oiiice Aide 19 Charades As- sembly 19 Visual Aid 19 Inventory English Books 29 S. A. Dance 29 Washington Birthday Exercises 29 Dungaree Frolic 39 Snow- ball as Service Corps 3, 49 Marshall Day 39 Sr. Tea 39 Honor Roll 1, 29 Tennis 19 Bowling 29 Reporter and Typist on Docket 49 Honorable Mention 3. 49 Minor Letter Scholarship 19 Major Letter Scholarship 29 Minor Letter Activities 2. College PAULINE LIBERTA BRANDFINO 21 Brooklyn Street No. 349 Spring Cheerleader try-out 19 Marshall Day 3. College MARILYN BRASSER lMimil 1107 Long Pond Road Greece Central9 Memorial Day Parade 1. 39 adminton 29 Athletic Banquet 29 Senior Party 39 Desert Lunch 39 Usher Civic Music lg Ollice Messenger 4. College JAMES BRITT 132 Parkdale Terrace Oswego9 Varsity Basketball 3, 49 Varsity Baseball 39 Minor Letter Athletics 39 Honorable Mention 3, 4. College GEORGE BROWN 395 Avis Street Sacred HBIIKQ Basketball 29 Bowling 2, 3. 49 Homeroom Bas- ketball 1, 2, 39 Marshall Day 3. College A. NANCY BROWNELL lR0dl 576 Lake Avenue Holy Rosary Work RICHARD HAROLD BUCHAN lDickl 969 Plymouth Avenue South Wheatland-Chili Central9 Sr. Band 1, 2. 3, 49 Sr. Orchestra 1, 49 Memorial Day Parade 1. 2, 39 Highland Bowl Concert 1, 39 Marshall Day 3g Scholarship 39 Radio Workshop 49 John Quill 4. College tok st TISTICS wi DAVID GEORGE BUCKLEY tBuckl 274 Newton Road Greece Central5 Bowling 3, 45 Wrestling 25 S-Day Z5 Marshall Day 35 Fall Fantasy 45 Snowball 35 Intra-Swim l. Service JOHN ELLIOT BURCHARD 340 Stone Road St. Charles Borromeo School5 Honorable Mention 35 Marshall Day 3. College PHILIP JOHN BURNS 31 Hammond Street Greece Central5 Wrestling 2, 3. 45 Football 35 Intra Swim 15 Minor Letter Athletics 35 Snowball 1. 35 Christmas Dance 25 Sr. Band 2. 3, 45 Jr. Band 15 Assembly 35 Touchdown Club 3: Marshall Day 35 Honorable Mention 1, 2. Service WENDELL JOHN BUTTERFIELD lXVindyl 462 Clay Avenue No. 415 Hi-Y 1. 25 Soccer 35 S. A. Dance 2. College ROBERT A. CAIRNS 174 Augustine Street No. 75 Cross Country 1. 25 Track 1. 2. 45 Volleyball 25 Home- room Basketball 15 Minor Letter Athletics 25 Intramural Swim- ming 1. College CYNTHIA EI LEN CALDWELL lCynb 272 Dorsey Road Britton Road5 Honor Roll 1, 2. 35 Minor Letter Scholarship 15 Major Letter Scholarship 25 Bowling 1, 25 Basketball 15 Ping- Pong 15 Swimming 15 Charades Assembly 15 Homeroom Repre- sentative 15 S. A. Elections 15 Usher at Washington Birthday Exercises 25 Banking 2. 35 Homeroom Alternate 25 Usher at Cavalcade 25 Washington Exercises 35 S. A. Assembly 35 Mar- shall Day Assembly 35 Memorial Day Parade 35 Usher at Graduation Exercises 35 Athletic Awards 35 Assembly for Sth and 9th Grades 45 S. A. Assembly 45 Chairman of Social Affair 45 Model Democratic Convention 35 United Nations Meeting 25 Sr. Choir 4. Undecided LINDA A. CALHOUN 300 Maplewood Avenue No. 75 Honorable Mention 1. 2. 3. 45 Minor Letter Scholarship 35 Swimming 25 Social Dancing 1, 25 Memorial Day Parade 1. 2, 35 Student Store 1. 2. 3. 45 S. A. Elections 1. 25 Assembly 1. 35 English Oliice 2. 3. 45 Rating Commission 35 Office Mes- senger 35 Life-Saving Z5 Minor and Major Letter Activities 35 Future Teachers of America 3. College ARLENE CALLIPARE '9 Straub Road Franklin5 Homeroom Aide 2. Work JOHNIL. CAMPBELL 31 Seneca Park Circle Edison Tech. College LLOYD REGINALD CAMPBELL JR. tRegl 1041 Dewey Avenue No. 75 Honor Roll 1. 2, 3. 45 Minor Letter Scholarshi 15 Major Letter Scholarship 25 Intramural Basketball 15 Cross Country 25 Bowling 1, 2. 3, 45 Senior Life Saving 35 Junior Prom 15 Bth and 9th Grade Mixer 15 Washington's Birthday Exercises 35 Snowball 35 Service Corps 3. 45 Homeroom Presi- dent 45 Scholarship Commission Chairman 45 Executive Counsel 45 Docket Page Editor 45 John Quill Business Manager 45 Na- tional Honor Society 3. 45 Empire Boy's State 35 Hi-Y 3: Orchestra 15 S. A. Assembly 3. 45 Usher at Athletic Cavalcade 25 Inventory of English Books Z5 Memorial Day Parade 1. College JEANNETTE CARESS 28 Rye Road Greece Centralg Minor Letter Scholarship 35 Major Letter Scholar- ship 45 Minor Letter Activities 35 Major Letter Activities 45 Minor Letter Athletics 35 Memorial Day Parade 1. 2. 35 Sr. Band 1. 2. 3. 45 School Pictures 15 Snowball 25 Homeroom President 35 Marshall Day 35 Jr. Prom 35 Jr. Red Cross Council 35 Senior Editor John Quill 45 Reporter Docket 45 Bowling 1. 2. 35 Softball 1. 2. 3: Volleyball 1. 2. 35 Swimming 2: Bld- minton 2. 35 Dance Club 25 Speedball 35 Honor Roll 2, 35 Honorable Mention 15 Student Secretary 45 Graduation Usher 35 Athletic Banquet 15 Future Teachers of America 45 Memorial Scholarship Drive 45 Students Day Teacher 25 Highland Park Festival 1. 35 War Memorial Concert 35 State Music Competition 2. 3: Sports Day 2. 3. College LINDA ANN CARLSON lLynnl 122 Glenthorne Road No. 415 Scholarship 35 Ping Pong 15 Bowling 1. 2. 3. 45 Stunts 15 Swimming 15 Student Secretary 35 Marshall Day 3. Work DIANNE ARLENE CARR 237 Tait Avenue Barnard5 Honor Roll 15 Honorable Mention 2. 3. 45 Bowling 15 Stunts 15 Swimming 1. 25 Social Dancing 1. 25 Basketball 15 Memorial Day Parade 1. 2. 35 Junior Varsity Cheerleader 25 Varsity Cheerleader 3. 45 Captain of Varsity Squad 45 Individual Photo Agent 15 S. A. Elections 15 8th and 9th Grade Mixer 15 Halloween Hop 15 Usher-Civic Music 15 Homeroom President 1. 25 Visual Aid Operator 15 Inventory English Books 15 S. A. Dance Committee 25 Washington Birthday Exercises 2. 35 Docket Reporter 2. 3. 45 Finance Commission 3, 45 Athletic Commission 45 Executive Council 3. 45 John Quill Statistics Committee 45 Graduation Usher 35 National Honor Society 3. 45 Radio Work- shop 45 Dramatics 45 S. A. Treasurer 3. 45 School Award 25 Snowball 25 S-Day Teacher 25 Assembly 2, 3, 45 Goblins Ball 25 March of Dimes 35 Rating Commission 35 Radio Broadcast 3. 45 Marshall Day 35 Minor Letter Scholarship 15 Major Letter Scholarship 25 Minor Letter Athletics 25 Maior Letter Athletics 35 Minor Letter Activities 25 Maior Letter Activities 25 Y. W. C. A. Co-ed Dance Council 2. 3. 45 Representative to Stardust Club 35 Mock Democratic Convention 35 Secretary Y. W. C. A. Co-ed Dance Council 3. College RICHARD BRUCE CHAPMAN lDickl 38 Sparling Drive Britton Road5 Sr. Band 1, Z, 3. 45 Pit Band 3, 45 Memorial Day Parade 2. 35 Hi-Y 3, 45 Spring Concert 1. 2. 3: Cornell All Band Day 35 Minor Letter Scholarship 15 Major Letter Schol- arship 25 Honorable Mention 1. 2. 3. 45 Honor Roll 1, 25 Mar- shall Day 35 Band at Football Game 1, 2. 3. 4. College EUGENE D. CHARLES 620 Augustine Street Jefferson. College JAMES EDWARD CHITTENDEN 332 Glenwood Avenue No. 345 Homeroom Basketball 1. 25 Tennis 1. 25 Service Corps 3. 45 Halloween Dance 35 Home Room Picture 45 Swimming 15 Volleyball 25 Attendance Aide 2. Work MARIAN CLARK 29 Dorsey Road Britton Road5 Honor Roll 1. 25 Honorable Mention 35 Rating Clerk 15 Banking Clerk 2. 3. 45 Homeroom Representative 45 Homeroom Alternate 25 Visual Aid 15 Washington Day Exer- cises 25 Marshall Day Assembly 35 Docket Reporter 45 Senior Statistics 45 Senior Class Vice-President 45 Memorial Day Parade 35 Tri-Y 1. 25 Future Teachers of America 45 Sr. Choir Ward- robe Mistress 45 Sr. Choir 3. 45 Swimming 1, 25 Bowling 1, 2. 35 Soccer 25 Student Secretary 45 Minor Letter Activities 35 Minor Letter Scholarship 15 Memorial Scholarship Drive 45 Mock Democratic Convention 35 Senior Tea 45 Graduation Exercises 3. College JOAN PATRICIA CONAUGHTY lTee-Heel 554 Westmount Street TE Nazareth Academy5 Senior Choir 2, 45 Memorial Day Parade 2: Marshall Day 35 Bowling 4. Undecided RESA JEAN CONOCCHIOLI lTessieJ 57 Palm Street No. 415 Guardian of Flag 45 Co-editor of John Quill 45 Sec- retary of F. T. A. 45 Co-chairman of Rating Commission 45 Scholarship Commission 45 National Honor Society 3. 45 Teen Scene Reporter 35 Docket Reporter 1, 2. 35 Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 42 Honorable Mention 1. 2. 3. 45 Minor Letter Scholarship 25 Major Letter Scholarship 25 Halloween Hon 15 School Pictures 15 Homeroom Alternate Representative 25 Chairman of Ushers for Athletic Cavalcade 25 Snow Ball 2. 35 Junior Prom 3: Basketball 1. Z, 3. 45 Ping Pong l. Z5 Swimming 1. 25 Bowling 1. 25 Soft- ball 1. 2. 3: Dance Club 2. 35 Volleyball 2. 35 Minor Letter Athletics 3: Badminton 45 Speedball 45 Writer for John Quill 35 8th and 9th Grade Mixer 15 Graduation Usher 35 Marshall Day 35 Baseball Playday 2, 35 Inventory English Books 1, 2. 3. College NANCY LOU COX fNanl 18 Arill Park Sacred Heart5 Marshall Day 35 Memorial Day 25 Tri-Y 3. 45 Student Secretary 45 Choir 2. 3. 45 Bus Boy 35 Waitress at Senior Party 35 Waitress Desert Lunch 35 Waitress Mr. Sebuste Dinner 3. Work Oh Marshall, John MarshaIl p-1.4.4 lolz Tl tics Singing our loyalty DAVID XVARREN CRELLIN 24 Morville Drive No. 415 Honor Roll 15 Honorable Mention 1. 2. 35 Minor Letter Scholarship 15 Major Letter Scholarship 25 Home Room Basket- ball 15 Cross Country 1. 2, 35 W'restling 15 Tennis 15 Swim Club 15 Minor Letter Athletics 25 Sr. Life Saving 35 Water Safety Aid 35 Ping Pong 25 Boxing 35 Major Letter Athletics 35 Hth and 9th Grade Mixer 15 Marshall Day 35 Senior Band l. 25 Senior Choir 25 Audio Visual 15 Washington Birthday Exer- cises Z5 Sadie Hawkins Day Dance 35 Memorial Day Band 1, 25 Minor Letter Activities 25 School Award 3. College JANET CROPSEY 260 XY'oodcrest Road Monroe5 Dancing Club 2. 3: Swim Club 3. 45 Bowling Club 3. 45 Minor Letter Athletics 35 Life Saving 2. 35 Homeroom Aid Z. 35 Stamp Club 25 Hostess Snowball 35 Marshall Day 35 Jr. Prom 35 F. T. A. 4. College CAROL ANN DALLE 1560 Maiden Lane St. John's5 Red Cross 25 Style Show 25 Spring Style Show 35 Social Dancing 15 Bowling 2, 35 ScholarshiP 39 Homeroom Aide Z. 3. Work NANCY LEE DAVIE 267 Albemarle Street No. 415 Future Teachers of America 3, 45 Snowball 35 Ollice Messenger 25 Bowling 15 Dance Club 25 Homeroom Aide 2. 3. 45 Memorial Scholarship Fund 4. College ARLENE FAY DAVIS 85 Eastman Avenue Alliance Academy. Quito. Ecuador5 Swimming Club 45 Hi-C Club 4. College RICHARD DEAN 79 Clay Avenue Aquinas5 Honorable Mention 15 10th Grade Party 2. Undecided SUSAN DALE DeBISSCHOP tSuel 227 Maiden Lane Barnard5 Swimming 15 Stunts 15 Social Dancing 15 Banking Clerk 15 Homeroom Alternate 15 Student Messenger 2. 3. 45 Athletic Council 45 Dramatics 35 Radio 35 Tri-Y 1. 25 Student Day Teacher 25 Attendance Collector 45 8th and 9th Grade Mixer 15 Senior Tea Aid 2. College ANN MARIE DEMLER 539 Flower City Park Sacred Heart5 Tri-Y 45 Marshall Day 35 Basketball Concessions 25 Honorable Mention 3. Work GARY XVALTER DeROO 1023 Ridge Road West St. Charles Borromeo School5 Bowling 2. Service VALERIE DeSANTlS tVall 146 Selye Terrace No. 75 Jr. Choir 15 John Quill Committee 4. College DONNA JEAN DETSCH 127 Ayer Street Greece Central5 Bowling Club 15 Swim Club 15 S. A. Assembly 35 Office Messenger 15 Bookstore 1. 2. 3. 45 Sr. Choir 2, 3. Work LEO DeVOS lBrother Leol 1105 Long Pond Road Aquinas5 Assembly 45 Homeroom Aide Z. Service MARK RAYMOND DICK tBrusserl 1923 English Road Sacred Heart5 Football 1, 2. 3. 45 Track 3, 45 Intra Swim 1, 25 Minor Letter Athletics 25 Memorial Day 15 Marshall Day 3. Service CHARLES N. DiPILATO 269 Curlew Street No. 345 Football 1. 2. 35 Track 1. 2, 35 Homeroom Basketball 15 Minor Letter Athletics 25 Art Dept. John Quill Represen- tative 3. Work JOHN DOBBERTIN 5 Acton Street Greece Central5 Football 1. 2. 35 Varsity Baseball 35 Jr. Varsity Basketball 25 Minor Letter Athletics 35 Intra Swim 25 Sth and 9th Grade Mixer 15 Halloween Hop 15 Homeroom Representative 15 Student Day Teacher 25 Snowball 35 Touchdown Club 3: Marshall Day 35 Memorial Day 35 Honorable Mention 1. College BRIAN G. DONOVAN 360 Maplewood Avenue No. 75 Minor Letter Scholarship 15 Major Letter Scholarship 35 Baseball 2. 35 Memorial Day 15 Rating Clerk 15 Docket Reporter 2, 3. 45 Student Teacher 25 Washingtons Birthday Exercises 35 John Quill 3. 45 Sports Announcer 4. Radio 45 Dramatics 45 Homeroom Alternate Representative 45 Honorable Mention 1. 2. 35 Honor Roll 1. 2. College HARRY D. DOTY tPotzJ 73 Mayflower Street No. 415 Minor Scholarship Letter 25 Major Scholarship Letter 35 Honor Roll 15 Honorable Mention 2. 3. 45 Soccer 3. 45 Basketball 1. 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1. 2, 35 Minor Athletic Letter 25 Major Athletic Letter 35 Ping Pong 2. 35 Jr. Prom 1. 2. 35 Student Day Teacher 25 Docket Reporter 2. 35 Visual Aid 15 Radio Engineer 3. 45 Homeroom Representative 35 Assemblies Z. 3, 45 Sports Announcer 45 S. A. Class President 1. 3. 4: Executive Council 1. 3. 45 Minor Activities Letter 25 Major Activities Letter 35 National Honor Society 3. 45 School Award 3. College GERALD DUEMMEL tJerryl 67 Glendale Park No. 345 Memorial Day Parade 25 March of Dimes 25 Homeroom Aide 2. W'ork XWILLIAM DUNPHY tDumphl 229 Bernice Street No. 415 Baseball Manager 1. 2. 35 Basketball 1. 2. 3. 45 Ping Pong 2. 35 Usher at Athletic Cavalcade 25 Snowball 35 Marshall Day 35 Jr. Prom 35 Minor Letter Athletics 25 Major Letter Athletics 3. College JUDITH ANN ECKER tJudyJ 274 XViIlis Avenue Barnard5 Scholarship 1. 2, 35 Minor Letter Scholarship 25 Social Dancing 1. 25 Bowling 1. 2. 35 Individual Photo Agent 15 Charadcs Assembly 15 Homeroom Rating 1. 2. 35 Marshall Day 35 Visual Aid 1, 25 Graduation Usher 35 Homeroom Alternate Representative 15 John Quill Business Manager 45 Student Sec- retary 45 8th and 9th Grade Mixer 1. College DONALD EDWARD ELLIOTT 168 Merrill Street No. 415 Soccer 3. 45 Marshall Day 35 Washington Birthday Exercises 2. 35 Student Day Teacher 25 Student Aide 25 Picture Representative Z5 Halloween Hop 15 8th and 9th Grade Mixer 15 Honor Roll 25 Honorable Mention 1. 2. 3. 4. College JOAN ANN ESHELMAN 1015 Dewey Avenue No. 75 Bank Clerk 1, 45 Student Day Teacher 25 Social Dancing 15 Radio 45 Scholarship 1. 25 Senior Choir 2. 3. Work DONNA RAE FAILEY 57 Burley Road Greece Central: Senior Choir Z, 3, 45 Highland Park Festival 25 Graduation Hostess 35 Honorable Mention 2. 3. Undecided KATHLEEN FALARDEAU tKathyl 114 Keehl Street No. 415 Swimming 15 Social Dancing 15 Ping Pong 25 Bad- minton 25 Minor Letter in Athletics 35 S. A. Dance Committee 25 Homeroom Aide 2, 35 Jr. Majorettes 2, 3, 4. Work MARLEA FENDER tBumperl 21 Shady Way Barnard5 Softball 25 Waitress Sr. Tea 35 Marshall Day 3: Sr. Choir 2, 3, 45 Student Secretary 45 Drama 4. College DONALD E. FLOOD tDonl 76 Tacoma Street No. 75 Intra Swimming 15 Memorial Day Parade 15 Usher at Jr. Band Concert 2. Service ROBIN FOGARTY 96 Eglantine Road Barnard5 Homeroom Basketball 25 Baseball 1. 2. 35 Minor Letter in Athletics 35 Intra Swim 1. College Allllllllmul. tok sr risrics JOHN FOX ljackl 106 Gorsline Street Newark: Basketball 2: Homeroom Alternate Representative 4: Ping Pong 2: Ilomeroom Aide 2. 3. Service EDWARD FREARSON tlidl 423 Pullman Avenue Sacred Ileart: Soccer 1. 2. 3. 4: Minor Letter Athletics Z: Sec- tional Shield 3: Homeroom Representative 2: Homeroom Basket- ball l, 2: Bank Messenger 4. College NELSON FREEMAN 164 I.eonard Road Britton Road: Picture Representative 2: March of Dimes 2: Homeroom Aide 2, 3. Work SAMUEL J. FROSTOCHI :Sami 218 Birr Street No. 7: lntra Basketball 1: Track 1. XVork DORIS FUCHS 45 Christian Avenue No. 41: Honorable Mention 2. 3: Life Saving and XVater Safety Aide 2: Bowling Z: Banking Clerk 1: Office Aide 1. 2: 8th and 9th Grade Mixer 1: Student Secretary 3: Assembly 1: Student Day Teacher 2: Homeroom Representative 3. Work EDWARD LOUIS GALLO 50 Collingwood Drive No. 41: Homeroom Basketball 1: Homeroom Alternate Repre- sentative l: Assembly 4: jr. Prom 3: Swim 1: Marshall Day 3: Art S. A. 3. 4: Intra Swim l: Bank Messenger 4. College BARBARA LEE GALLUP 16VZ Velox Street No. 41: Minor Letter Scholarship 3: Docket Staff 1: Docket Reporter 3: Radio 3: Dramatics 3: Memorial Day Parade 2: Honorable Mention l. 2, 3. Undecided JOHN DAVID GEORGE 169 Latona Road Kinsman High School. Kinsman. Ohio: Marshall Day 3. College KAREN ELAINE GESCHXVIND 108 Ridge Road East No. 41: Ping Pong 1: Social Dancing 1: Swimming 1. 2: Minor Letter Scholarship 1: Snowball 1: Library Aide 1: Homeroom Representative 1: Minor Letter Activities 1: Docket Reporter I. 4: Major Letter Scholarship 2: Minor Letter Athletics 2: Major Letter Activities 2: School Award 2: junior Life Saving 2: Water Safety Aide 2: Library Inventory 2: English Ofiice Inventory 2: Usher at Athletic Cavalcade 2: Christmas Dance 2: Game Con- cessions 2: Waitress Senior Tea 3: Chairman March of Dimes 3: Assembly 3: Marshall Day 3: XVaitress Senior Party 3: National Honor Society 3. 4: E. T. A. 3. 4: Treasurer of F. T. A. 4: Orchestra 1. 2. 3. 4: Secretary-Treasurer of Orchestra 4: jr. Choir 1: Senior Choir 2. 3: jr. Majorettes 1. 2. 3: Sr. Maiorette 4: Editor of Statistics for john Quill 4: Memorial Scholarship Drive 3. 4: Tri-Y 2, 3: Memorial Day Parade 1. 2. 3: State Music Competition 3: Honorable Mention 1. 2. 3: Honor Roll 1: Mock U. N. Meeting 2: Highland Park Concert 2. College CAROL ANN GILLETTE 4Gillettel 1360 Ridgeway Avenue Nazareth Academy: Future Teachers of America 3. 4: Marshall Day 3: Bowling Club 4: Lunchroom Cashier 4: Memorial Scholar- ship Drive 3. 4. College MARIE THERESE GODET 1853 Ridge Road Wfest Lyiee Balzac. Tours. France. College GRETCHEN ANN GOETZ lGretJ 35 Longacre Road No. 8: Student Guide 1: Sth and 9th Grade Mixer 1: Chairman Snowball 1: Banking Clerk l. 2. 3. 4: Bowling 1: Swimming 1, 2. 3: Scholarship 2. 3: Christmas Dance 2: Snowball 2: Sr. Life- saving and Water Safety Aide 2: Concessions 2: Majorettes 2. 3: Waitress Sr. Tea 3: Marshall Day 3: Waitress Sr. Party 3: Usher at Sr. Pla 3- Fashion Board 3 4' Concessions at Basket Y . v - s ' ball Games 1. 2: Minor Letter in Activities 3. College JEANNE YVONNE GRAFF 29 Tobin Drive Greece Central: Honorable Mention 3: Marshall Day 3. College WILLIAM CHARLES GRIMM tBillJ 66 Starling Street No. 34: Football 1. 2: Baseball 1: Track 2: Radio XVork Shop 4: Homeroom Basketball I. 2: Memorial Day Marching 1: Marshall Day 3: Honorable Mention l. 2. 3. 4: Volley Ball 3: Minor Letter Athletics 2. Service DONALD L. HAEFELE lHaefl 1040 Dewey Avenue No. 7: Football 1. 2. 3. 4: Wfrestling 1. 2. 3: Track 1. 2. 3. 4: Section V Champ 3 iW'rc-stlingl: Athletic Commission 4: Home- room Representative and Alternate 4: GobIin's Ball 2: Executive Council 2. 3, 4: Students Day Teacher 2: Assembly 2. 3. 4: Marshall Day 3: Major and Minor Letters Athletics 2: Minor Letter in Activities 3: National Honor Society 3. 4: S. A. Vice President 3: S. A. President 4: Honorable Mention 1. Zi! 3. 4. .ollege BRENDA ELAINE HAITZ 3521 Dewey Avenue St. Charles Borromeo: Homeroom Rating Clerk Alternate 2: Student Day Teacher 2: Minor Letter Scholarshi 2: Major Letter Scholarship 3: Oftice Aide 1: Sth and 9th Graclze Mixer 1: Dun- garee Frolic 3: Marshall Day 3: Radio Secretary 3: Social Danc- ing l: Service Corps 3. 4: Graduation Usher 3: junior Prom 3: Honor Roll 1. 2. 3: Iflag Day Representative 3: Docket Reporter 4: Honorable Mention 1. 2. 3: Radio 2: Dramatics 2: Christmas Assembly 2: Open House 3. College MARY ELIZABETH HALE 327 Tait Avenue Barnard: Tri-Y l. 2. 3. 4: F. T. A. 3. 4: Marshall Day 3: Memorial Scholarship Drive 3: Honorable Mention Z. 5: Vice President, Tri-Y 1: Alternate Banking Clerk 4: Oliice Mes- senger 2: School Pictures 1. College HOWARD 1. HALL 212 Rossmore Street Hounsfield Central: Sackets Harbor. New York: Honorable Mention 2. 3: Beta Hi-Y 4: Marshall Day 3. Work E. JAMES HARDENBROOK 245 Lake Avenue Sacred Heart: j. V. Basketball 2. 3: Homeroom President 3: Ping Pong 2. 3: Swim Club 2: Assembly 4: Memorial Day Parade 3: Minor Letter Athletics 3: Attendance Clerk 3: Home- room Basketball 3: Radio 4: Dramatics 4: Radio Broadgast 4. ollege SUSAN ANN HARDXVICK lSueJ 94 Lambert Drive Barnard: jr. Choir 1: Sr. Choir 2. 3. 4: Homeroom Secretary 3. 4: Homeroom Representative 4: Washington's Birthday Exercises 3: Minor Letter Activities 3: Member Health Association 4: Marshall Day 3: Senior Party 2. 3: Snow Ball Hostess 2: Alternate Rating Clerk 2. 3: Memorial Day Parade 1. 2. 3: Spanish As- sembly 1: Majoretre 2. 3: Athletic Commission 3. 4: Enter- tainment Junior Prom 2: Style Show 1: Water Ballet 2: Home- room Secretary 3. Work DOROTHY HARRIS tDottiel 453 Oakwood Road Barnard: Tri-Y Secretary. President 3. 4: Red Cross 2: Student Aide 1: Memorial Day Parade 1: Honorable Mention 3: Baseball 2: Badminton 2: Ping Pong 2: Marshall Day 3: Homeroom Aide 2. Work GEORGE WILLIAM HEGARTY 595 Clay Avenue No. 41: Soccer 2. 3. 4: J. V. Baseball I. 3: Basketball Man- ager 3, 4: Homeroom Basketball 1. 2. 3: Minor Letter Ath- letics 3: Major Letter Athletics 3: Radio 4: Student Guide 1: Usher at Athletic Cavalcade 2. College Christmas at Marshall ,vx F ,Y 7, XQE' IOR TATI TICS W Y I Q N 4 . ,I . l 1 'F' ee -it-1 .X-All E? gg.-Q...-.. Our hallowed halls DAVID CHARLES HEILIGMAN 311 Selye Terrace No. 345 Homeroom Basketball 15 Soccer 1, Z, 3, 45 Varsity Track 1. 2. 3. 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Minor Letter Athletics 25 Major Letter Athletics 35 Ping Pong 25 Homeroom Banking Clerk 25 Washington's Birthday Exercises 35 Vice President Sr. Choir 35 Marshall Day 35 Junior Prom 35 Assembly 45 At- tendance Clerk 35 Sports Announcer 45 Sr. Choir President 45 Jr. Choir 15 Sr. Choir 3. 45 Inter-High Choir 2, 3, 45 Athletic Commission Head 4. College CHARLES HEINZMAN tChuckJ 35 Primrose Street No. 415 Homeroom President 1. 25 Minor Letter Activities 15 Major Letter Activities 25 Honorable Mention 35 S-Day Teacher 25 Sr. Band 1. 2. 3. 45 Orchestra 1, 2. 3, 45 Memorial Day Parade 2. 3. College SANDRA LOU HELLIWELL lSandyJ 33 Bonesteel Street No. 415 S. A. Dance 25 Dungaree Frolic 35 Secretary Mobile Unit 35 Student Secretary 3. 45 Senior Part Chairman 35 Civic Affairs Commission 45 Marshall Day 35 Badlminton 25 Assembly 1. 45 Honorable Mention 3. College REGINALD HENDERSON 144 Dorsey Road Bay Minette High5 Golf 2. 3. Work DORIS HERRICK 64 Corona Road Greece Central5 Scholarship 2. 35 Soccer 2, 35 Basketball 25 Softball Z. 35 Badminton 25 Volley Ball 25 Memorial Day Parade 15 Homerom Representative 2. 35 Alternate Clerk 35 Homeroom Clerk 35 Senior ictures 3. 45 Honorable Mention 2, 3. Work MERRILL CLARK HERRICK 95 Rand Street No. 41' Honor Roll 1 2 4 Honorable Mention 1 2 4 . . . 3. 5 . . 3. : Homeroom President 2. 35 Bth and 9th Grade Mixer 15 Hal- loween Hop 1. 25 Snowball 1. 25 Junior Prom 35 March of Dimes Campaign 35 Representative to Barn 45 Vice President of S. A. 45 Executive Council 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Assembly 2. 3. 45 Scholarship Commission 45 Football 1, 2, 3. 45 Wrestling 1, 2. 35 Baseball 35 Minor Letter Scholarship 15 Major Letter Scholarship 25 Minor Letter Athletics 35 Major Letter Athletics 35 Minor Letter Activities 35 School Award 35 Washington's Birthday Exercises 35 Touchdown Club 3. College GERARD PAUL HERRING lliuzzyl 61 Dunsmere Drive St. .Charles Borromeo School5 Homeroom Basketball 15 Life Saving 15 Water Safety 15 Football 2. 3, 45 Swimming 2. 3, 45 Baseball 2. 35 Minor Letter in Athletics 25 Intra Swim 1, 2, 3, 45 Winter Volley Ball 35 Major Letter in Athletics 35 Memorial Day Parade 15 Homeroom Rating Clerk 25 S-Day Teacher 25 Jr. Health Commission 2. 3. 45 Washington's Birthday Exercise 35 Snow Ball 35 Traffic Squad 3, 45 Traflic Squad Captain 45 Parking Cars 3. 45 Assemblies 45 Touchdown Club 35 Marshall Day 35 Jr. Prom 35 Minor Letter in Activities 35 Executive Coun- cil 45 Honorable Mention 1, 2. College MAIEORIE JANE HIGBEE lMargieJ 248 Newton Road reece Central5 Alternate Banking Clerk 15 Chairman Invitation Committee 15 Homeroom Alternate Representative 35 Junior Varsity Cheerleader 25 Varsity Cheerleader 3. 45 Memorial Day 2. 35 Decorations Snowball 35 Student Association Secretary 35 Assemblies 2, 3. 45 Junior Prom 35 Fall Fantasy 45 Minor Letter Activities 35 Major Letter Activities 35 Marshall Day 35 Year Book Staff 45 March of, Dimes 35 Honorable Mention 2, 3. College CLAIRE HISCOCK 29 Bardin Street Brockport High School5 Marshall Day 35 Bowling 45 Student Secretary 45 School Pictures 45 Concessions Marshall Day 35 Jr. Choir 1. Work RONALD HOAK 124 Brayton Road Britton Road5 Soccer 1. 35 Wrestling 1. 35 Minor Letter Ath- letics 35 Homeroom Basketball 15 Intramural Swimming 1. Undecided JOHN NORMAN HOLTMAN 245 Newton Road Greece Central5 Homeroom Basketball 1, 2, 35 Intra Swim 1, 25 Soccer 45 Washington's Birthday Exercises 25 Stamp Club 25 Usher Band Concert 35 Honorable Mention 1. 2, 35 Jr. Band 15 Sr. Band 2. 3: Usher Secior Play 3. College ROSINA HORETH 274 Pullman Avenue Benjamin Franklin5 Usher at Graduation 35 Honor Roll 35 Homeroom Aide 3, 45 Assembly 45 Snowball 3. Work DORIS HUBER 30 Pittsford Street Benjamin Franklin5 Tri-Y 45 Social Dancing 25 Marshall Day 3: Usher at Graduation 35 Minor and Major Letters in Scholarshig 35 Honor Roll 2. 3. 45 Picture Representative. Wor GLEN IRISH QWhiteyJ 64 Magee Avenue No. 75 Homeroom Basketball 2. 35 Football Manager 1, 25 Intra Swim 15 Minor Letter Sports 25 Snowball 15 Attendance Aide 25 S-Day Teacher 25 Jr. Prom 35 Attendance Clerk 35 Graduation Parking 3. Work C. ANITA ISABELLA fNitaJ 481 Flower City Park Nazareth Academy5 Marshall Day 35 Sr. Party 35 Dessert Lunch 35 Advertising Staff Secretary 45 Student Secretary 4. Work DAVID JACOX 79 Morville Drive No. 415 Homeroom Basketball 1. 2. 3. 45 Table Tennis 15 Intra Swim 1, 25 Cross Country 1. 2. 35 Track 1. 2. 3. 45 Scholarship 15 Radio Engineer 3. 45 Snowball 2. 35 Marshall Day 35 Jr. Prom 35 Memorial Day 35 Minor Letter Activities 15 Major Letter in Athletics 2. College DEANNA MARIE JOHNSON 100 Mill Road St. Johns5 Social Dancing 15 Honorable Mention 35 Student Secretary 4. Work PATRICIA ANNE JOHNSON 4Patl 104 Glenwood Avenue Holy Rosary5 Movie Projection 45 Docket 45 Junior Prom 35 Senior Party 35 Student Secretary 45 Memorial Day 15 Senior Choir 25 Junior Choir 15 Swimming 25 Badminton 35 Social Dancing 45 Homerom Aide. College WILLIAM ARTHUR JORDON lBillh 351 Selye Terrace No. 345 Football 25 Swim Club 1, 25 Homeroom Basketball 1..25 Memorial Day 1. Service PETER S. JUDGE 3515 Dewey Avenue Britton Road5 Intramural Swim 15 Alternate Homeroom Repre- sentative 1. 25 Alternate Rating Clerk 25 8th and 9th Grade Mixer 15 Student Guide 15 Memorial Day Parade 2. 35 Hi-Y 2. 3. 45 Vice President Hi-Y 45 Honorable Mention I. 2. 3. 45 Uniform Custodian Senior Band 45 Athletic Banquet 35 Marshall Day Assembly 35 Minor Letter in Activities 35 Minor Letter Scholarship 25 Major Letter Scholarship 35 Service Corps 3. 45 Co-Captain Service Corps 45 Picture Representative 25 Junior and Senior Band 1, 2, 3. 45 Senior Orc estra 3. 45 Highland Park Concert 25 War Memorial Concert 35 State Music Com- petition 2. 3. 45 Pit Band 2, 3. 45 Sectional All State Band and Orchestra 3, 45 Cornell Band Day 3. College ARTHUR WILLIAM JUNKER lArt3 Barnard5 Rating Clerk 1, 2. 3. 45 Bth and 9th Grade Mixer 15 Bowling Team 3. 45 Football 25 Minor Letter Scholarship 15 Major Letter Scholarship 25 Hi-Y 3. 45 Intramural Bowling 3. 45 Usher at Band Concert 35 March of Dimes 25 Homeroom Aide 25 Memorial Day 35 Tickets for Graduation 3. College 416 Stone Road DAVID ROY JUSTICE lDavel 3663 Mt. Read Blvd. Barnard5 Honorable Mention 1. 2. 3. 45 Minor Letter Scholar- ship 25 Visual Aid 1. 25 Radio Engineer 3. 45 Traflic Squad 3. 45 Homeroom Representative 15 Alternate Homeroom Repre- sentative 35 Athletic Commission 45 John Quill Staff 45 Delegate to Safety Council 45 Minor Activities Letter 35 Major Letter Activities 3: Soccer 2. 3. 45 Basketball 1, 2. 3. 45 Baseball 1. 2. 3, 45 Ping Pong 35 Minor Letter Ahtletics 25 Major Letter Athletics 35 John Marshall Award 3. College WILLIAM KANNAN iBillJ 220 Clay Avenue Aquinas5 Student Day Teacher 25 Homeroom Aide 15 Marshall Day 3. Service IOR T RICHARD D. KARKKAINEN lliarkl 148 Pittsford Street Pierre, South Dakota. Senior High School5 Honor Roll 3. 45 Minor Letter Scholarship 35 Homeroom Alternate Representative 35 Memorial Day Parade 35 Washington's Birthday Exercise 35 Usher for Band Concert 35 Orchestra Concert 35 Graduation 35 Paint Lines on School Parking Lot 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 Service Corps 45 Delegate to Cornell Day 45 Representative to the junior Science Council 3, 45 Homeroom Aide 2. College LINDA KENNY lLinJ 1173 English Road Greece Central5 Student Secretary5 Snowball 2. Work BETHANN MARIE KENYON 98 Gorsline Street Britton Roadg F, T. A. 45 Tri-Y 3, 45 Library Aid 45 Student Secretary 45 Soccer 1, 35 Basketball 25 Swimming 25 Dance Club 35 Attendance Collector 1, 25 Marshall Day 35 Scholarship 15 S. A. Elections 15 Assembly 1. College RICHARD KETTENBURG fDickJ 678 Ridgeway Avenue No. 415 Homeroom Basketball 15 Boxing 3: Track 35 Alternate Rating Clerk Z. 3. 45 Student Day Teacher Z5 Student Day Committee 25 Bth and 9th Grade Mixer 15 Snowball 35 Radio Engineer 2, 35 Marshall Day 35 Scholarship 2, 35 Commissioner of Radio and Dramatics 45 Co-Chairman S. A. Campaign 45 Radio Workshop Manager 45 A. E. Assembly 45 Halloween Hop 35 Attendance Clerk 3. College SELMA LORETTA KILPATRICK lSelJ 894 Ridge Road West No. 435 Usher at Civic Music 15 Attendance Collector 15 Ath- letic Banquet 25 Memorial Day 25 Attendance Aide 25 Con- cessions 25 Marshall Day 35 Student Secretary 4. Work IONE KLAFEHN 146 Mosley Road Brit on ' Tri Y 1 2 4' Tri Y Treasurer 1' Tri Y Sec t Road, - . . 3. , - , - - retary 25 Tri-Y Vice President 35 Banking Clerk 3. 45 Minor Letter Scholarship 35 Senior Band 1. 25 Docket Typist 3: Marshall Day 35 Baseball 25 Memorial Day Parade 1, 25 it Band 1. 25 Waitress Sr. Party 35 Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3. 4. Work KATI-IRYN J. KLEISLEY lKayl 59 Lapham Street No. 415 Scholarship Minor Letter 15 Swimming 15 Softball 15 Social Dancing 15 Water Ballet 25 Athletics Minor Letter 15 Ping Pong 25 Badminton 25 Sr. Life Saving 35 Water Safety Aide 35 Major Letter Athletics 35 St. Guide 15 Basketball Con- cessions 15 Snowball 15 S. A. Dance Committee 25 S-Day Teacher 25 jr. Corps Majorettes 25 Marshall Day 35 Sr. Corps Maiorettes 3, 45 Senior Party 3. College CAROL ANN KOBER 4231 Dewey Avenue Greece Central5 Baseball 2. 35 Volley Ball 35 Basketball 35 Homeroom Alternate Representative 15 Memorial Day 35 jr. Choir 15 Sr. Choir 3. Work ERNA U. KRAHL 101 Lapham Street Stradt Handlesschule in Fulda, Germany5 Senior Choir 4. Work NOEL KUHRT fChrisl 195 Rye Road Greece Central5 Honor Roll 1, 2. 35 Honorable Mention 2, 35 Red Cross 3, 45 Memorial Day Parade 35 Homeroom Represen- tative 35 Swimming 1, 25 Homeroom Basketball 25 Tumbling 1, 2, 3. 45 Tennis 35 junior Prom 35 Minor Letter Scholarship 25 Major Letter Scholarship 33 Minor Letter Athletics 3: Life Saving 25 Hi-Y .1, 2, 3, 45 Assembly 45 Rating Committee 45 Water Safety Aid 25 National Honor Society 3. 45 Managing Editor John Quill 45 Teenage Diplomat 35 Stamp Club 25 Snowball 35 Marshall Day 35 Washington's Birthday Exercises 35 Cornell Day 3, College KATHERINE LaBAR lKathyl 117 Langford Road No. 415 Honor Roll 1, 2. 35 Honorable Mention 2, 35 Minor Letter Scholarship 25 Major Letter Scholarship 35 Bowling 1, 25 Basketball 25 Ping Pong 25 Individual Photo Agent 15 Hal- loween Hop 15 Student Guide 2, 35 Distribution of Graduation Tickets 2, 35 Assistant Rating Clerk 15 Bth and 9th Grade Mixer 15 Charades Assembly 15 Banking Clerk 25 Homeroom Rating Clerk 25 Memorial Day Parade 2. 35 English Books 25 S. A. Dance 35 Picture Representative 35 Washington's Birthday Exercises 25 Homeroom Alternate Representative 25 Usher Ath- letic Cavalcade 25 Marshall Day 3: Usher Graduation Exercises 35 junior Prom 35 Minor Day Activities 35 Senior Editor of john Quill 45 lst Page Editor of Docket 45 F. T. A. 45 Memorial Scholarship Drive 45 Treasury Department 45 Finance Com- missioner 45 Executive Council 4. College WENDY ELEEN LaFAVE lW'enl 260 Bidwell Terrace No. 345 Honor Roll 1, 2. 35 Honorable Mention 2. 35 Minor Letter Scholarship Z5 Major Letter Scholarship 35 Badminton 1. 2. 35 Ping Pong 15 Swimming 15 Social Dancing 15 Athletic Commission 35 Minor Letter Athletics 35 Homeroom Alternate Representative 15 Cheerleading Try Out 15 Charades Assembly 15 Halloween Hop 15 Homeroom Rating Clerk 1. 2, 35 Office Mes- senger 2. 35 Snowball Invitations 35 Student Day Teacher 35 Wash- ington's Birthday Exercises 35 Assembly 3. 45 Marshall Day 35 U. N. Representative 3. 45 junior Prom 35 Edwards Fashion Board Alternate 35 Minor Letter Activities 35 Homeroom Rating Clerk 45 Raun jr. Council 3, 4. College MARILYN T. LAGNESE 165 Curlew Street Holy Rosary5 Honorable Mention 25 jr. Choir 15 Memorial Day Parade 15 Style Show Z5 Student Day Committee 25 Mar- shall Day 35 Rating Clerk 45 Dramatics 45 Advertising Com- mitee of John Quill 4. College JOAN CAROL LANING fjoaniel 149 Carlisle Street Greece Central5 jr. Choir 15 Sr. Choir 25 Memorial Day Parade 1, 25 Majorettes 1, 25 Marshall Day 35 Swimming 25 Tri-Y 3, 4. Work ROY D. LAWRENSON 274 Winchester Street No. 415 Minor Letter Scholarship 35 Washington's Birthday Exercises 35 Intramural Swim 25 Honorable Mention 1. Z, 3. College , BARBARA LENZI fBarb7 225 Rosccroft Drive Red jacket Central5 Bowling 45 Tri-Y 35 Marshall Day 35 Student Secretary 45 Alternate Banking Clerk 45 Memorial Day 3. College ROSE MARIE LePORE fRosie7 1615 Stone Road Fairport High5 Stunts 25 Honorable Mention 2. Work IRENE LESCO 767 Ridgeway Avenue Greece Central5 Athletic Banquet 15 Bowling 15 Sr. Choir 2, 3, 45 Swimming 15 Homeroom Aide 2. 3, 4. Work CAROL ANN LEWIS , 463 Electric Avenue No. 345 Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 45 Minor Letter in Scholarship 15 Major Letter Scholarship 25 Ping Pong 15 Swimming 1. 2. 3. 45 Social Dancing 1. 2. 3: Badminton 35 jr. Life Saving and Water Safety Aide 25 Senior Life Saving and Water Safety Aide 35 Charades Assembly 15 Library Aide 1. 2, 3. 4: Docket Proofreader 15 Inventory on English Books li Washington's Day Exercises 2, 35 Docket Reporter 2, 35 Usher at Athletic Cavalcade 25 March of Dimes Campaign 35 Memorial Day Parade 25 Typist on Docket 35 Marshall Day 35 Waitress at Senior Party 35 Usher at Senior Play 35 Usher at Graduation 35 F. T. A. 3. 45 President F. T. A. 45 National Honor Society 3. 45 Minor Letter in Athletics 15 Major Letter in Athletics 25 Minor Letter in Activities 35 Maior Letter in Activities 35 School Award 3: Memorial Scholarship Fund 3, 45 Scholarship Commission 45 Commissioner of Publications 45 Executive Council 45 Editor-in- Chief of Docket 45 Inventory on Library Books 1. 2, 35 Librarian- Student's Day 25 Snowball Hostess 25 Junior Prom Hostess 3. College MARLENE LIPPA 165 Selye Terrace No 75 Bowling 25 Attendance Clerk 3. Work A thing of beauty is a joy forever. f 155 1 .Kg M ICR T Tl TICS Time off for The Snow Ball XVILLIAM E. LIST 102 Mill Rgad Greece Central5 Banking Clerk 15 Baseball 15 Homeroom Basket- ball 1. 2. 52,-5-ice JOHN S. LODER 4Docl 69 Westminster Road Mother of Sorrows5 Honorable Mention 1. 2. 35 Life Saving and water Safety Aide 25 Visual Aide 15 S-Day Teacher 25 W'ash- ington's Birthday Exercises 35 Bank Messenger 35 Assembly Marshall Day 55 Memorial Day 35 Tickets for Graduation 3. College KATHLEEN LOVETRO tliittyl 229 Pullman Avenue Sacred Heart5 S-Day Teacher 2. NVork MICIII.IiAN JANE LOXVY 3 Adrian Street Isr.tel5 If. T. A. 45 Recreational Leadership Club 45 Assembly -12 Honorable Mention 3. 4. Undecided JANE CAROL LCCYSHYN lLucyl 363 LaGrange Avenue Bt-niatnin I'ranklin5 Homeroom Rating Clerk Z5 Bowling Z5 Office Aid Z5 Marshall Day 35 Junior Prom 35 Minor Letter Scholarship 35 Minor I.etter Activities 35 Student Secretary 45 Bookstore 3. 3. 45 Honorable Mention 2. 3. College PHILLIP MACONIZ 81 Curtis Street Jefferson: S-Day Teacher Z5 Sr. Band and Orchestra 2. 3. 4: Assembly 35 Honorable Mention 3. College BEVERLY JEAN MALIN lBevl 6 Daisy Street No. 345 Library Aide I. 3: Banking Clerk 3: Tri-Y 2. 35 Senior Life Saving 3: XX'ater Safety 2, 35 Swimming 1. 2. 35 Badminton I5 Dancing 35 Minor Letter Athletics Z5 Minor Letter Scholar- ship 35 Minor Letter Activities 35 Junior Life' Saving 25 Me- morial Day 1. Z5 XVaitress at Sr. Tea5 Marshall Day 59 Conces- sions Z: Swim Leader 35 Snowball 15 Jr. Prom. College XYAl.TI-,R JOHN MANZEK lGeorgel 2594 Ridge Road VC'est Crt-ece Central5 Hi-Y 2. 3, 45 Swimming Club 15 Soccer 45 Rating Commission 45 Tickets Graduation 3, Service CAROL ANN MARTIN 4Martyl 442 Pullman Avenue No. 41: Honorable Mention 2, 35 Swimming l. 25 Games 25 Homeroom Rating Clerk 1, 35 Concessions Basketball Season Z5 Homeroom Banking Officer 25 Secretary Senior Choir 3. 45 Marshall Day Concessions Chairman 3: Snow Ball Z5 Jr. Choir 15 Sr. Choir 2. 3. 45 Highland Park Music Festival Z5 Tri-Y 15 Secretary of John Quill 4. Work RICHARD H. MAYFIELD lDickl 6 Kay Terrace No. 345 Swimming Team 1. 2. 3. 45 Minor Letter Scholar- ship 35 Minor Letter Athletics 3: Homeroom President 1. 25 S-Day Teacher 25 Radio Engineer 35 Marshall Day 3. College ELAINE FRANCES MAYNARD 175 Johnson Road Barnardg Honorable Mention 1. 2. 35 Softball 35 Bowling 3, 45 Manager of Bowling 45 Senior Band 1. 2. 3. 45 Senior Or- chestra 3. 45 Memorial Day Parade l. 2. 35 Highland Park Concert l. 35 Minor Letter Scholarship Z5 Major Letter Scholar- ship 35 Minor Letter Activities 35 Pit Band 2. 3, 45 State Music Competition Z. 35 Soccer 35 Service Corps 35 Student Secretary 45 Attendance Aid 25 Reporter and Typist for Docket 45 War Memorial Concert 3. Work CAROL ANN McCARTHY 294 Clay Avenue Sacred Heart5 J. V. Cheerleader 35 Varsity Cheerleader 45 Assembly 3. 45 Senior Choir 45 Fall Fantasy 45 Lunchroom Cashier 3. 45 Memorial Day Parade 35 Rating Clerk Alternate Z5 Conference Luncheon 25 S. A. Elections lg Junior Red Cross 15 Civic Music Usher 15 Office Messenger 15 Honorable Men- tion 3, Undecided JOHN MCGLFIRE ll Itlwootl Drive Aquinas5 Ifootball 35 Marshall Day 35 Advertising Staff 45 Honorable Mention 3. 5g-rv-ite JOYCE ANN MEILI 190 Merrick Street Greece Central5 Scholarship l. 2. 35 Minor Letter Scholarship Day -t5 35 Softball 35 Soccer 35 Basketball 45 Basketball Play Christmas Dance Z5 If. 'I'. A. 45 Jr. Choir 15 Soccer -15 Volley- ball 5. College MARVIN MERRITT 122 Sclye Terrace N0- 7 Service RICHARD MESSURO I-Illi Ridgeway Avenue Sacred Heart5 Memorial Day l. 25 Marshall Day 3. XVork CARLENE ANN MIHM H64 XY'eiland Roatl Greece Central5 Docket Reporter 25 Banking Clerk 15 XVinter Style Show 25 Honorable Mention 35 Memorial Day Parade 35 Marshall Monitor 3: Captain Junior Varsity Cheerleaders 45 Senior Choir 45 Assemblies 2. 3. 4. College JUDITH AVIS MILLER tJudyl 232 Navarre Road No. 225 Bowling 15 Marshall Day 35 Homeroom Banking Al- ternate 3. 45 Usher Senior Play 35 Student Secretary 45 Tri-Y 1. 2. XVork MARJORIE MILLER 4Margel 136 Palm Street XVebster Central5 Lunchroom Cashier 3. XVork RICHARD MINSTER lRiChl 404 Electric Avenue Spencerport High5 Honorable Mention 25 Homeroom Basket- ball 2. Service DONALD F. MITCHELL lDonl 309 Lake Avenue No. 75 Intra Swim 15 Jr. Band and Orchestra 1. Z5 Memorial Day Parade 1. XVork RICHARD L. MORALES lMouseJ 39 Hollisten Street No. 345 Homeroom Basketball I. 25 Memorial Day Parade l. 2. 35 Pep Rally Assembly 45 S. A. Assembly 45 Drama 45 Hal- loween Play 45 Marshall Day I5 Students Day Teacher 25 Hon- orable Mention 25 Honor Roll 15 Lenten Service 25 Radio 4. College JUDITH ANNE MORRIS tjudyl 327 Ridgedale Circle Barnard5 Honorable Mention 1. 2. 3. 45 Minor Letter in Scholar- ship 25 S. A. Assembly 35 Secretary of Jr. Choir 15 Student Secretary 45 8th and 9th Grade Mixer 1. XY'ork PHILIP G. MULLEN 100 Rand Street No. 41: Scholarship 1. 2. 35 Minor Letter Scholarship 25 Maior Letter Scholarship 35 Jr. Varsity Bowling 25 Christmas Dance 25 Stage Crew 25 Memorial Day 3. College EUGENE MURPHY tGenel 64 Beverly Heights Barnard5 Traffic Squad 3. 45 Banking Clerk 3. 45 Scholarship 1. 2. 35 Parking Cars 35 Picture Representative 15 S. A, Elec- tions 2. College DAVID NASH 106 Florence Avenue Barnard5 Sr. Band 1, 2, 35 Sr. Orchestra 35 Homeroom Basket- ball 1, 25 Swimming 15 Flag Holder 1. Service FRANK NEXVMAN tNortonl 598 Ridgeway Avenue No. 415 Honorable Mention 15 Intra Swim 15 Jr. Band and Orchestra l. 2. 35 Homeroom Aide 1. Service PATRICIA ANN NORRIS tPatl 1368 Stone Road Greece Central5 Homeroom Representative 15 Tri-Y 15 Honorable Mention 1. Z. 35 Jr. Choir 15 Sr. Choir 2. 3. 4. XVork BARRIE ANN O'BRIEN 6 Rye Road Greece Central5 Attendance Collector 15 Snowball 25 Jr. Varsity Cheerleader 25 Concessions 25 Marshall Day 35 Varsity Cheer- leader 3, 45 Memorial Day Parade 2, 35 Jr. Prom 35 Social Dancing 15 Honorable Mention Z. College JOANN OEHLBECK 311 West Craig Hill Drive Brockport High School5 Memorial Day Parade 3. College MARGARET O'NEILL tPeggyJ 23 Electric Avenue Sacred Heart5 Halloween Hop 15 Honorable Mention 2. 35 Jr. Sr. Party 15 Memorial Day Parade 1. 2, 35 Cheerleading 2. 35 Table Setting Competition 25 Marshall Day 3: Sr. Choir 45 Minor Letter Activities 3. Xwork CHARLES A. PARRINELLO tCharleyl 11 Flower Citv Park Aquinasg Bowling 2. College I O R S I I I I C S , CAROL A. PASCALE 644 Glenwood Avenue No. 345 Rating Clerk 25 Jr. Sr. Party 15 Volleyball 15 Sports Cavalcade Usher 25 Minor Letter Athletics 25 Minor Letter Scholar- ship 25 Major Letter Scholarship 25 RAUN Meeting 35 Jr. Varsity Cheerleader 35 Memorial Day Parade 35 Graduation Usher 35 Honorable Mention 1. 2. 3, 45 Honor Roll 1, 25 John Quill 45 Student Day Teacher 25 Marshall Day 35 Jr. Red Cross 15 Attendance Collector 15 Social Dancing 15 Bad- minton l. College FRANK V. PASSERO JR. 66 Steko Avenue No. 415 Homeroom President 15 Honor Roll 15 Honorable Mention l. 25 S. A. Assembly 25 Spanish Assembly 25 8th and 9th Grade Mixer 15 Banking Clerk 35 Minor Letter Scholarship 35 Bowling 1, 2, 4. College FRANCES PAUL tFranl 274 Bonesteel Street Barnard5 Rating Clerk 25 Assembly 15 Marshall Day 3. Work JACSUELYN MAE PAYNE Kjackiel 304 Selye Terrace rockcport High School5 Maiorettes 1, 25 Rating Clerk 35 Jr. Red ross 15 Waitress at Athletic Banquet 1. Work JAMES H. PELHAM fjiml 98 Glendale Park Holy Rosary5 Minor Letter Scholarship 35 Hi-Y 2. 3. 45 Press Bureau Editor 45 John Quill 45 Usher at Special Assemblies 35 Audio Visual Operator 3. 45 Intra Bowling 3. 45 Volleyball 3, 45 Intra Basketball 1. 25 Track 2. 45 Golf 3: Stamp Club 2. 3. 45 Radio Engineering 3. 45 Memorial Day Parade 3. College JAC2UELYN ANN PETER Uackiel 1240 Long Pond Road reece Central5 Homeroom Alternate Representative 15 Bowling 15 Varsity Cheerleader 3. 45 S. A. Assembly 25 S-Day Teacher 2: Memorial Day Parade 35 Student Secretary 4. Work PATRICIA PHILLIPP 4Patl 36 Pomona Drive St. Charles Borromeo5 Tri-Y 15 Vice President of Tri-Y 15 Concessions 15 Usher at Senior Play 25 Jr. Prom 3: Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3. Work BONNIE R. PHILLIPS 206 Alameda Street East Bloomfield Central5 Honorable Mention 35 Honor Roll 1. 25 Bowling I5 Stunts 1. 3: Swimming 1. 2. 3. 4: Guard I. 2. 3. 4G Tennis 15 Basketball 35 Soccer 35 Sr. Life Saving 2. 3: Con- cessions Snowball Z5 Checking Snowball 35 Marshall Day 35 Sr. Party 35 Usher Sr. Play 35 Jr. Prom 35 Tri-Y 3, 45 Minor Letter Scholarship 25 Minor Letter Athletics 25 Major Letter Athletics 3. College DAVID A. PHILLIPS IDaveb 531 Flower City Park No. 415 Cross Country 15 Wrestling 15 Track 15 Tumbling 25 Intra Swim 15 Minor Letter Athletics 25 Student Day Teacher 25 Homeroom Rating Clerk 3. 45 Marshall Day 35 Homeroom Basketball5 Honorable Mention l. MARGARET ANN PHILLIPS 1Pegl 578 Magee Avenue No. 75 Swimming 25 Tennis 15 Basketball 25 Homeroom Alternate Banking Clerk 15 Style Show 25 Library Aide 35 Marshall Day 35 Memorial Day 3. Undecided JOHN JERRY PICCIRILLI lPicklel 240 Bidwell Terrace No. 345 Jr. Varsity Bowling I5 Varsity Bowling 2, 35 Varsity Badminton 35 Ping Pong 15 Swimming 15 Homeroom Basketball 1, 2. College GARY G. PINDER 191 Westside Drive No. 75 Track 15 Jr. Prom 35 Rating Clerk 3. 45 Attendance Col- lector 1, 2, 35 John Quill Advertising 45 Intra Basketball 15 Intra Track 1. College EDWARD LEE PIVER JR. 465 Oakwood Road Barnard5 Homeroom Representative 15 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 Minor Letter Scholarship 25 Major Letter Scholarship 35 Soccer 1. 2. 3. 41 Basketball Z. 3. 45 Baseball 2. 3, 45 Minor Letter Athletics 25 Major Letter Athletics 35 Usher Washington's Birth- day Exercises Z5 Athletic Cavalcade 25 Traffic Squad 3, 45 Lieu- tenant Trattic Squad 45 John Quill Sports Editor 45 Docket Reporter 45 Scholarship Commission 4. College THOMAS M. POLATAS 1TomJ 622 Electric Avenue Sacred Heart. Service ROSEMARIE PORZELT lRosiel 81 Everett Street Greece Cc-ntral5 Senior Choir 15 Homeroom Representative 3: Honor Roll 15 Red Cross Committee 25 Honorable Mention 15 S. A. Elections 1. Work JOHN STANLEY PRESTON 2100 Ridge Road West Greece Central5 Homeroom Basketball 1, 25 Senior Band 1, 2. 3, 45 Minor Letter Scholarship 35 Minor Letter Activities 35 Rating Committee 45 Assembly 3, 45 Flag Day Pageant 35 Sectional All-State Band 3. 45 Memorial Day Parade I, Z. 35 State Music Competition 2, 3, 45 Swimming Club 1. 25 Chair- man John Quill Advertising 45 Delegate to Empire Boy's State 35 Honorable Mention 1, Z, 35 Washingt0n's Birthday Exercises 35 Tickets for Graduation 3. College 1:37 X N lk s I X X n ARCHIBALD PROVAN iArchiel 166 Pittsford Street Airdrie Academy. Scotland5 Swimming Club 2, 3, 45 Soccer 25 Hi-Y 3, 45 Student Day Teacher 2. College GORDON WILLARD PURDY lGordicl 179 Florence Avenue Barnard5 Swim Club 1. 2. 35 Swimming Team 2, 35 Tratlic Squad 45 Memorial Day 35 Homeroom Aide 2. 35 March of Dimes 25 Life Saving 25 Water Safety Aide 25 Honorable Men- tion 1. 2. 35 Graduation Program 35 Senior Play 35 Delegate to Safety Council 4. Service PHYLLIS ELAINE PUTNAM 1Phyll B1 Dorothy Avenue No. 415 Tri-Y 15 Marshall Day 35 Sports Day 35 Bowling 45 Student Secretary 4. College MICHAEL H. REILLY lMikeb 50 Fillingham Drive No. 415 Honor Roll 1, 2. 3. 45 Minor Letter Scholarship 15 Major Letter Scholarship 25 Major and Minor Athletic Letters 25 Minor Activities Letter 35 Harvard Prize Book Award 35 School Award 35 Senior Orchestra l. 45 Standard Bearer 45 Homeroom Basketball 15 J. V. Baseball 2, 35 Varsity Baseball 45 Swimming Team 2. 3. 4: Alternate Rating Clerk 35 Traliic Squad 3, 45 Homeroom Representative 45 Hi-Y 25 Student Day Teacher 25 Swim Club 1, 25 Memorial Day Parade 35 Scholarship Com- mission 45 National Honor Society 3. 45 John Quill Editor 4. College CHARLES F. RETALLICK 280 Rye Road Greece Central5 Swim Club 1, 25 Golf 1. 2, 3, 45 Skiing 1, 2. 3. 45 Posters for 8th and 9th Grade Mixer 1. Service GAIL REXER 223 Navarre Road No. 225 Tri-Y 1. 25 Halloween Hop 15 Swimming 1. College JUDITH LYNN RICE ljudyl 170 Clay Avenue West Highg Snowball 35 J. V. Cheering 35 Memorial Day Parade 35 Rating Clerk 3, 45 Fashion Board Representative 35 Student Day Teacher 25 Senior Choir 3. 45 Marshall Day 35 S. A. Assembly 25 Attendance Aide 35 Honorable Mention 3. College ANN RICHMOND 55 Dunsmere Drive No. 415 Sr. Choir 2, 35 Memorial Day Parade 1. 3: Tri-Y 3, 45 Co-op 45 Washington's Day Exercises 35 Alternate Homeroom Banking Clerk I5 Concessions Basketball Season 25 Sr. Basauet 35 Honorable Mention 3. ork JAMES D. RIFFLE 32 Ranier Street Andover Central School5 Student Council 1, 2, 35 Baseball 1, 2, 35 Basketball 1. 2, 3. College ANN LAUREEN RINTOUL fLauriel 107 Bayberry Lane Barnard5 Dance Club 25 Secretary of Jr. Choir 15 Snowball 25 S. A. Assembly 25 Student Secretary 1. College ALTHEA RIZZO 1EllieJ 80 Spring Lane Monroe Work U DIANE RUTH ROOD 565 Augustine Street No. 75 Junior Prom 35 National Honor Society 3, 45 Scholarship Commission 45 Rating Commission 45 Snowball 35 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3: John Quill Editor 45 Memorial Day Parade 1, 25 Tri-Y 1, 25 Minor Letter Scholarship 15 Major Letter Scholarship 25 Social Dancing 15 Swimming 15 Graduation Usher 35 Docket Reporter 25 Washington's Birthday Exercises 25 Homeroom Rep- resentative 35 Ping Pong 25 Homeroom Alternate Representative 15 Alternate Rating Clerk 15 Marshall Day 3: Inventory English Books 25 Usher Athletic Cavalcade 2. College A friend from France Our Olympic star O. STEPHEN ROOD 612 Birr Street No. 75 Major and Minor Letter Scholarship 2, 55 Football 15 Soccer 25 J. V. Bowling 25 Varsity Bowling 5, 45 Intra Swim- ming 25 Sr. Lifesaving 55 Horseshoe Team 55 Visual Aid 55 Banking Clerk 2. 55 Service Corps 5, 45 Hi-Y Z, 5, 45 Honor Roll 1. 2. 5: Minor Letter Activitiesg Minor Letter Arhletics5 Usher Band Concert 55 Tickets for Graduation 5. College BERNARD A. ROSS 170 Fulton Avenue Aquinas. Service FRED B. ROSSITER 64 Mayflower Street Aquinas5 Basketball Z. 55 Baseball 5: Co-Chairman of Fall Fantasy 45 Ping Pong 25 Minor Letter Athletics 5. College JUDITH ANN ROSSITER ljudyl 64 Mayflower Street St. Agnes High School5 Swimming 5. College ROBERT G. RUEMELIN 198 Duffern Drive Barnard5 Minor Letter Scholarship 15 Major Letter Scholarship 25 Homeroom Basketball 15 Ping Pong 2, 55 Junior Bank 15 Art Contest 15 March of Dimes 25 Honorable Mention 1. 2. 5. 4. College GARY XVAYNE RUNDELL tGar7 59 Devitt Road No. 415 Sr. Band 1. Z. 5. 45 Sr. Orchestra 1. 5. 45 Sr. Orchestra Vice President 45 Memorial Day Parade 1. 55 Washington's Day Exercises 55 Marshall Day 55 Sectional All State 45 J. V. Basketball 25 Minor Letter Activities 55 Minor Letter Scholar- ship 55 Homeroom Basketball 2, 55 Honorable Mention 1, 2. 5. College FREDERICK j. RUPP 4Fredl 275 Navarre Road Irondequoit High: Football 5. 45 Swimming 3. 45 Marshall Day 55 Attendance Clerk 5. Service ANN RYER lAnnie Baby! 162 Nantucket Road ,Iefferson5 S. A. Elections 15 Memorial Day Parade 1, 55 Student Typist for Radio Nworkshop 55 Marshall Day 55 Sr. Life Saving 55 XVater Safety Aide 55 Swimming 15 Badminton 15 Softball 55 Honorable Mention 1. Z. 5. College JOYCE CHARLOTTE SANOW 40 Lakeview Park Franklin High5 Social Dancing Z5 Choir 5, 45 Ping Pong 25 Swimming 25 Orchestra 2. 5, 45 Marshall Day 5. Work BARBARA CAROL SCHAEFER 1Barbl 4150 Ridge Road West Greece Centralg Honor Roll5 Minor Letter Scholarship Z5 Stunts 15 Softball I5 Swimming 15 Tennis I5 Bowling 25 Ping Pong 25 Soccer 5. 45 Volleyball 55 Volleyball Playday 5: Homeroom Rating 15 Maiorette 2. 5. 45 Maiorette Captain 55 Dungaree Frolic 55 Service Corps 5. 45 Docket Reporter 5. 45 Jr. Prom 55 Memorial Day Parade 2. 55 jr. Choir 15 Honorable Mention 1. 2. 55 Badminton 45 Graduation Usher 55 Future Teachers of America 4. College IOR S Tl TICS ELLEN W. SCHLOSSER 95 Corona Road Greece Central5 Memorial Day Parade l. 55 Soccer 55 junior Prom Hostess 55 Tri-Y 45 Picture Secretary 4, College BEVERLY ANN SCHUTZ lSchutziel 550 XVinton Road North Monroc5 Memorial Day Parade 55 Sr. Choir 45 XVaitrt-ss Sr. Party and Dessert Lunch 5. XY'ork ELIZABETH ANN SHAWHAN 1Bcttyl 45 Florence Avenue Barnard5 Honor Roll 15 Honorable Mention 2. 5: Minor Letter Scholarship 15 Major Letter Scholarship 25 Social Dancing 15 Bowling 25 Ping Pong 25 Basketball 55 Sr. Life Saving 55 Wfater Safety Aide 55 Minor Letter Athletics 5: Bank Clerk 1. Z5 Charades Assembly 15 Memorial Day Parade 1. 25 Usher NV:ish- ington's Birthday Exercises 25 Homeroom Aide 5. 45 jr. Major- ette Corps 55 Graduation Usher 55 Homeroom Representiaixie 4. o ege RUTH ELLEN SIMMONS 127 Bonesteel Street Greece Central5 Concert Usher 15 Basketball 55 Honor Roll 2. 5: Honorable Mention 2. 55 Senior Tea 55 Graduation Usher 55 Student Secretary 45 john Quill Art Staff 45 Minor Letter Scholar- ship 55 Window' Display 25 Marshall Day 55 Docket Reporter 25 Snowball 15 Art Activities 2. 55 Christmas Dance 2. College JUDITH ANNE SIMPSON ljudyl 1500 Ridgeway Avenue No. 415 Attendance Collector 15 Attendance Aide 2. College ROBERT H. SKINNER 117 Alcott Road Greece Central5 Swim Club 1. 25 Audio Visual 25 Honorable Mention 5. Service JOSEPH PAUL SLYCK JR. tPaull 96 Dorsey Road Sr. Charles Borromeo5 Bowling 2. Service BARBARA J. SMITH lSmittyl 159 Maryland Street No. 415 Minor Letter Scholarship 55 Honorable Mention l, 2. 55 Basketball Club 15 Swim Club 25 jr. and Sr. Orchestra 15 8th and 9th Grade Mixer 15 Sr. Choir 2. 5. 45 jr. Choir 15 Sr. Choir Wardrobe Mistress 55 Marshall Day 55 Yearbook Ad- vertising Committee 45 Homeroom Representative 1. 25 Home- room Alternate Representative 45 Washington's Birthday Exer- cises 55 Highland Bowl Festival 2. W'ork CAROL ANN SMITH 665 Stone Road Barnard5 Honorable Mention 1. 25 Soccer 25 Alternate Home- room Representative 15 Tri-Y 1. 25 President Tri-Y 25 Minor Letter Scholarship 25 Student Day Teacher 25 Usher at XVash- ington's Birthday Exercise 25 Usher at Athletic Assembly 25 Alternate Banking Clerk 2. 55 Graduation Usher 55 Marshall Day 55 Assembly 5. 45 Memorial Day Parade 55 Senior Choir 5. 45 junior Varsity Cheerleader 45 Varsity Cheerleader 45 Future Teachers of America 45 Docket 45 Sr. Tea 2, 5. College ROSEMARY SMITH lliitl 85 Alfonso Drive No. 415 Tri-Y 5. 45 Banking Alternate Clerk 55 Rating Clerk 45 Scholarship Minor Letter 25 Scholarship Major Letter 55 Senior Life Saving 55 Marshall Day 55 Honorable Mention 1. 2. 5. Work PATRICIA SOUTHCOMBE lPatl 1148111 Ridge Road West Caledonia-Mumford Central School5 Swimming 5. 45 Bowling 5. 45 Tri-Y 5. 45 Tri-Y Secretary 45 F. T. A. 45 Marshall Day 55 Senior Choir 5. 45 Graduation Reception 55 Grinds Staff 4. College ANTHONY C. SPALL 1TonyJ 247 Woodctest Road Aquinasg Band 5. 45 Orchestra 5. 45 Memorial Day Parade 5. 45 Senior Choir 4. W'0fk WALTER V. SPRINGER 1The Dukel 115 Pittsford Street No. 415 Homeroom Representative 1, 2. 5. 4: Radio Enlllflfff 5. 45 Intra Basketball 1. 2, 55 Ping Pong 25 Baseball 55 Intra Swimming 15 Memorial Day 15 S-Day Teacher 21 H0f10l' R011 22 Volley Ball 15 Soccer 25 Honorable Mention l. Service PATRICIA ANN STATLER 1Pat7 49 Tacoma Street No. 54. Work BEVERLY ANN STOCKING lBevl 520 Merrill Street No. 415 Minor Letter Activities 55 Tennis Club 55 Jr. Choir 15 Sr. Choir 2. 5. 4: Sr. Band 1. 2. 5. 45 Highland Park Bowl 1. Z. 55 Memorial Day Parade 1. 2. 55 Tri-Y 55 Marshall .Day 5: Senior Banquet 35 Pit Band 1, 2. 5. 4: Inter-High Choir 45 Washington's Day Exercises 5: Ir. Red Cross 15 Concessions 1. 25 Honorable Mention 5. COII'-'KU RUTH MAE STODDARD lRuthiel 102 Vista Drive Greece Central5 Honorable Mention 2: Bowling 1. 5: Homeroom Alternate Representative 55 Marshall Day 55 Student Secretary 45 Business Staff of the john Quill. Work KENNETH LEE STRASSNER 4Strassl 50 Devitt Road Spencerport Central: S. A. Assemblv 5. 45 Marshall Day As- sembly 55 Sr. Band 25 Homeroom Basketball 25 Sr. Orchestra Z5 Marshall Day 55 Honorable Mention 2. 5. ,.7 IOR S Tl TICS ,L CAROL ANN SURPRENANT 1S0upy1 46 Ross Street Sacred Heartg jr. Choir lg Sr. Choir 2, 3, 43 Marshall Day 33 Ifall Fantasy 43 Attendance Collector and Office Caller I: Student Secretary 3. 43 jr. Prom 3. Undecided ROBERT SYLVESTER tBobl 518 Driving Park Avenue No. 343 Soccer 23 Marshall Day 33 Football Manager lg Swim- ming Club l. 23 Swimming 2g Senior Life Saving and Water Safety Aide 23 Honorable Mention 2. 33 Spanish Assembly 13 Homeroom Aide 23 S-Day Teacher 2g Graduation Tickets 3. College NANCY JEAN THAYER 1444 Dewey Avenue No. 73 Snowball lg Style Show 2. 3: Bank Clerk 3: Marshall llgty, XVork CAROI, ANN THOMAS 1498 Stone Road Greece Centralg Stunts 1. 23 Swimming 23 jr. and Sr. Corps Maiorettes 3. NVOIK GISREN R. THOMAS 9 Lapham Street No. 413 Homeroom Alternate Representative -lg Attend.tnce Col- lector l, 23 Homeroom Basketball 13 lntra Swim 2. College AL TRIEST GOI Glenwood Avenue No. 343 jr. Band and Sr. Orchestra lg Memorial Day Parade 2. XVork BARBARA JEANNE TUCKEY ljeanniel 65 Rand Street No. -llg Soccer 1g Social Dancing 13 Swimming 13 8th and 9th Grade Mixer lg Concessions 1. 23 Memorial Day l. 2. 3: Snow- ball 2g Goblins Ball 23 Conference Luncheon 23 Bank Clerk 3: Rating Clerk 43 Marshall Day 33 Sr. Party 33 Dessert Lunch 3: Mr. Sebaste Dinner 33 Sr. Choir 43 john Quill 43 Student Secretary 3: Senior Statistics 43 Honorable Mention 33 Attend- ance Collector 4. College A. BARRY ULROP 39 Bennington Drive No. 343 Scholarship 13 Homeroom Basketball l. 2, 3, 43 Ping Pong 23 Intra Swimming 1. 23 Memorial Day 1. 23 Marshall Day 33 Football Manager 4. College THOMAS M. VanDUSER 203 Knickerbocker Avenue No. 413 Halloween Hop 13 Homeroom Basketball 1, 2. 33 Intra Swim 1. 23 Track 3. -I3 Usher Sr. Play 33 Honorable Men- tion 3. College JEANNETTE RUBY VENTURA 1218 Britton Road Barnardg Swimming lg Basketball 2, 33 Soccer 2. 3: Tennis 3: Baseball 33 Volleyball 2. 33 Softball Playday 33 jr. Red Cross 23 Accounting Committee Z3 Othce Aide 3g Marshall Day 33 XVaitress Sr. Tea 33 Student Secretary 3: jr. Prom 3. Undecided ANGELINE VITELLO lAngel 53 Lark Street No. 343 Minor Letter Scholarship lg Major Letter Scholarship 23 Charades Assembly lg junior-Senior Party lg Rating Clerk 1. 2. 33 Homeroom Alternate Representative 23 Athletic Cavalcade 23 Memorial Day Parade 23 Snowball 33 Marshall Day 33 junior Prom 3: Badminton 13 Social Dancing 23 Student Secretary 43 Rating Commission 43 Graduation Usher 33 Honor Roll 1. 2, 3. 4g Honorable Mention 1. 2. 3. 4. Wfork MIKE WALSH 238 Haviland Park St. Charles: Track 1. 2, 3, 4g Boxing 33 Football 43 Cross Country 2. 33 Minor Letter Athletics 23 Major Letter Athletics 33 Homeroom Aide 2. 33 Honorable Mention 2. 3. Wforlt LOUISE JEANNETTE XVASTERYAL tLouie1 3434 Dewey Avenue Greece Centralg Halloween Hop lg Civic Music Usher lg Library Aide 1, 23 Washington's Birthday Exercises 33 Student Secretary 3, 43 Marshall Day 33 Typist Radio W'orkshop 3. 43 Bowling 13 Stunts I3 Basketball 13 Social Dancing 1. College KENNETH CHARLES XVEHNER 370 Eastman Avenue NO- 41: Bank Clerk 1. 2. 3. 43 Sr. Band 1, 3, 43 Visual Aide 33 Bowling 33 Rating Commission 43 Student Guide 13 Wfash- ' tngton's Birthday Exercises 33 Minor Letter Activities 33 Intra Swim 23 Honorable Mention 2. Service WILI.IAM ALAN WEIS 58 Apollo Drive Greece Centralg Homeroom Basketball 13 Wrestling 2, 3: Swim Club Z2 Sr. Band l. 2. 5. 43 Memorial Day 1. 2. 33 Washington's Birthday Exercises 2. 33 Minor Letter Activities 33 Minor Letter Scholarship 23 Sectional All-State 43 Homeroom President 43 Honorable Mention 1. 2. 5. 4. College VIRGINIA JOANQWELDON 283 Seneca Parkway Houndstield.Central School. Sackets Harbor3 Reserve Cheering 2, 33 Captain Reserve Cheering 33 Varsity Cheering 43 Memorial Day Parade 33 Washtngton's Birthday Exercises 33 Marshall Day 33 Jr. Prom 33 Swimming 23 Pep Assemblys 3, 4. College CAROL RUTH WESTFIELD 3367 Mt, Read Blvd, No. 60. Buffalog Minor Letter Scholarship3 Minor Activities Letterg junior and Senior Life Saving 2. 33 Water Safety Aid 2, 33 Service Corps 3, 43 Marshall Day 33 Student Day Teacher 23 Memorial Day Parade 2. 3: Basketball Concessions 33 Par- f ,- ' ' 'li ' .1 N X ! I ents' Night Guide 33 String Quartet in Assembly 33 Junior and Senior Orchestra 1. 2. 3. 43 Concession Chairman .of junior Prom 33 XVashington's Birthday Exercises 23 Swimming Guard 43 Lunchroom Cashier 33 john Quill Art Editor 43 Docket Reporter 43 Bowling 43 Senior Orchestra President 4: Rating Committee 43 Tri-Yg All-State Seetionals Orchestra 33 All-State Competition 3. Collette GEORGE THOMAS Vi'HE'ELER tToml 175 Selyf Tfffife No. 73 Intra Swim l. Work DAVID 1. XVILKENS lDaveb 9-I Falmouth Street Aquinas. Service FAITH WILLIAMS 94 Corona Road Greece Central3 Honor Roll 1. 2: Honorable Mention 1. 2. 5: Softball 23 Tennis 23 Bowling 33 March of Dimes 3: Usher XVashington's Birthday Exercises 3: Lift' 5311011 find XNKIUH' Safety Aide 2. 33 Senior Band 2. 5: Jr. Band 1: S. A. Assembly 3' Marshall Dav 33 Memorial Scholarship Drive 4: F. 'I. A. 43 Minor Letter Scholarship 23 Minor Letter Activities 3. College ROBERTA IEAN XVILLIAMS lBertiel 23 Hammond Street Greece Centralg Honorable Mention 1. 23 Band I. 2. 3. 42 School Pictures 23 Snowball 3: S, A. Dance 2. 3: Senior Tea Hon- orable Mention 43 Sadie Hawkins Dance 3: Memorial Day Parade 1. 2. 3. COHYKC JAMIES XV. XVILMIER 20 Lakeview Terrace No. 73 Homeroom Basketball lg Cross Country 13 Intra Swim- ming lg Marshall Day 3. SPYVICC SHARON ANN XVILSON tXY'eed1 58 Maynard Street No. 413 Junior Choir lg Senior Choir 2. 3. 4: Senior Band 1. Z. 3: Stunts 13 Bowling 1. 2. 33 Inter High Choir 3. 4. College XVAYNE I.aVERNE XVINERT I . 723 Stone Road Batnardg Student Day Teacher 23 Swimming Club lg Soccer lg Homerotn Basketball 1. 23 Honorable Mention 1. College JANE ELIZABETH XVOLFF 24 Alden Road Greece Centralg Swimming 1. 23 Senior Choir 23 Marshall Day 3. Work JOANNF XVOOD 130 Oriole Street Nazareth. Work ,IOYCE MARYLN XVOOD tXVoody1 130 Oriole Street Nazarethg Senior Pictures 4. Wfork DONALD XVIIIIAM ZENKEI. lzenkl 359 Birt Street No. 73 Varsity Soccer 2g Intra Swim 13 jr. Prom 3. College The lunch rush Abell. ,David ,..,.......,.. Aberdeen Nursing Home .A,. Adveriising Sfafl .........., Aero Hardware ............ Alliance Tool and Die Corp. . Alma Maier .........,,... Arrow Food Markef ,,...... Augie's Furnilure Warehouse . Auslin and Fosmire .....,... Averbach, G. and Son Inc. . . . Baker's Marker ....,..,.. Banninger's Garage ..,.. S. Miclgaels Co. .,.... u an Ke Rea ,..... Cakiel Clezners ..,,..... Cameron Pholo Service ,... Cameron's ......,..,,.. Carvel Dari Freeze .... Cass Funeral Home ,,.. Cessal'a's Bake ,....... Chap's Texacolzervice ..... Cheerleaders .......... Claire's Dress Shop . . . CliFl's Milk Bar . ..rl..,., . Cloverleal Gulf Service ,..., Complimenis of Allen Oil Co. Complimenls of a Friend .... Complimenfs of a Friend .... Complimenis of a Friend Complimenls of a Friend .... Complirnenls of a Friend , ,. Complimenis of Carl Hosenfeld Con er's Service Sfalion .r,. Cooke, Bill Inc. . r . Cook Hardware . . . . . , . . Cooper's, Norm Delicalessen . Crescenl Purilan .,......, Crilic's . ,.........r . Cropsey, Helen Beauly Shop , Cross, H. M. and Son .....i. D. and D. Snack Bar , .... , Dale's Hardware ,,.. Defendorfs' , ., . Dell's , Dewey Avenue Pharmacy . 4 Dewey Sweel' Shop . . DiNardo, Alfonso and Son . Duke's Esso Service Center Early Birds . .. . .. Edna and Frank's Delicalessen Ernie's Do-Nui Shop . , . Esler's ,. .., ,. .. Farmen Florisl' .... . ,. Filmar Florisl ,.... ,.,... Frank's. George Service Slalion Fulure Teachers of America . I DEX 5 96 98 l05 l06 I38 I44 96 I36 III ll8 lll l08 I03 96 l26 l2I 98 I36 l2l l2l I33 l09 IO6 II6 I3l II6 I28 I2l 98 IIB l3l I3l I33 II6 I06 l2l I3l l2l IO6 I03 l23 96 I23 l06 96 98 I03 l23 II6 II6 I08 96 l03 IOB Ill I38 9 Gardner Glendale Grocery ..,.. Greece Garage ....,..... Grinnan Food Slore A ..... . Hahn Pholo Cenler ....... Hari, Frank J. Monumenl Co. Hebberechf Brofhers ....., Homeroom 5 ............ Homeroom 8 and 20l .,.. Homeroom 9 ........... Homeroom 26 and 229 . . . Homeroom 27 and l26 .... Homeroom 40 .....,.... Homeroom l03 and 23I . . . l04 ......... Homeroom Homeroom IO6 Homeroom l07 Homeroom l29 .,, . Homeroom l50 . .. Homeroom 202 . . . Homeroom 207 . . . Homeroom 224 . . . Homeroom 226 . . . Homeroom 239 . . . Homeroom 240 . . . Homeroom . . . Homeroom . . . Homeroom . . . Homeroom 3l9 . . . Homeroom 320 . . . Homeslead, The ...., L Howard Johnson's ....... Jackson's Fine Paslries ..., Joe and Pal s Barber Shop . Johnson's Bakery ,.....,.. Josh Garden Flowers . Juani+a's Jewelry Sfore . . . Kapp's Furnilure Company Knowllon's Service Sfalion Kuchman School of Dance . . Kuiawa Radio and Television LaComba's House of Time Lake Ave. Laundromaf Ledlie Jeweler ..,....,... Lyon's Den .... .... 24I Homeroom 30I , . , 302 304 Lippa. J. S. ..,...... Long. Ed Reall' ,...., Lucie's Beauly Salon . , , Mac's Variely Sfore ,.... Mallory, Wiliam J. ,... . Manhaffan Reslauranf .,.. Maplewood Diner ...J . . Maplewood Saniferium .... Masler Wood Producfs . . Mechanic's Laundry ....,. lnc Melin's Men's Shop A Mercury Music Company Michael's, Kay Beaufy Shop Mi. Zion Fellowship Home Newman Flooring New Yorlz Telephone Co. Nichools-Wyman lnc. A A A A Niclc and Erwin Dry Cleaners A Niclz's Garage and Parking S+a+ion O'Brien's Jewelers A A A A Palmos Sweel' Shop A A A A A A A Pawlilz, Edwin A AA A Pe+er's, E. H. Inc. A A A A A A A Polslty Dairy Producis Co. A A A Preferred Elec+ric Mofors lnc. A A RaFF's Women's Wear AA A Reichenberger's Food Sfore A Ridgeview Service Sfafion ,,., Roches+er You'l'h for Chrisi' A A Roclxcasfle Florisl A A A Roger's A AA AA Rose-Anne Apparel Sarvey's Gulf Service Schriener's Mill: Co. Schulz Brofhers A A A E Senior Band A Senior Choir A A Shor+y's Delicalessen A Smiling Jaclr A A A A Springer's, Gerry Gas Slafion S+a+e Smolre Shop A A A A S+uclen+ Boolr Sfore A A Sy's Drug Sfore A A A A Thayer-Marine A A A Thela Sigma Efa Tri-Y A A A Thompson's A A A A A A A A Tilco Poul+ry lnc. A A A Towne Men's Shop A A Varden's Sfudio A Vel+ri's Shoe Sfore VerHuls+ Brofhers A A A A A A A A A Viciory Dairy AAAAAAAAAA Wallrer's Eleclrical Appliances Wallrer's Jewelry Sfore Walf and Al's Corner Service A Windmill, The A AAAAAA A A Winer+'s Friendly Service A WiH'man's Wayside A A Younglove Funeral Home A Zaclc's Hardware AAAAAAAA Compliments of WITTMAN'S WAYSIDE FURNITURE - APPLIANCES 2496 RIDGE ROAD WEST GLenwood 3-4753 THE WlNDMILL Grocery and Gas S+a+ion - Ken Lindsay, Prop. MEATS, GROCERIES, POP, and ICE CREAM A+ 'rhe sign of Ihe flying Red Horse - We give S8nI'I Green Sfamps - LaI'+e and Long Pond Roads CHar. 2-2776 - DIAMONDS WATCH REPAIR RADIOS RECQRDS WATCHES JEWELRY REPAIR JEWELRY ENGRAVING I WALKER'S JEWELRY 2907 DEWEY AVENUE 3955 Dewey Avenue R h ue, N. Y. oc em' APPLIANCES SERVICE CHarIoH'e 2-3633 Compliments of ARROW FOOD MARKET 537 Dewey Avenue Cards, Sfafionery, Wedding Invifaiions D A V I D A B E L L FINE 'IOB PRINTING GLenw0od 3-0l77 70 Dorofhy Ave. GLenwood 3-4658 guy Agqp KEY RECORDS TELEVISION REALTY co. WALKER'S Anfhony R. Bianchi, Broker Elechlcal Appliances 485 Lexing'I'on Ave. Rochesier I3. N. Y. 2844 DEWEY AVENUE We buy - Sell - Trade Residenfial - Indusfrial - Commercial Inoar Sfone Road, Doug. Walker CHarIo'He 2-I I67 DEWEY AVE. PHARMACY 29l0 DEWEY AVE. BIII Burke George Smi+I1 DALE'S HARDWARE Open Evenings I IOI Dewey Avenue GLenwood 3-9320 M1 392- 5' mwah . -, . . . . . . . H.. Front to Bark: Pat Phillips, Joan Lanning, Rose Le Pore, Linda Calhoun, Carol Smith, Marion Clark, Carol Thomas. Second Row: Bill List, Robin Fogerty, john Preston, Gary De Roo, Tom Wheeler. Third Row: jane Lucyhen, Margie Higbee, Erna Krahl, Judy Morris, Judy Simpson, jackie Payne, Elaine Bennett. Fourth Row: Dave Heligman, Bill Dunphy, john McGuire, Elaine Maynard, Sharon Wilscmn, Anita Isabella, Betty Bianchi. Fifth Row: Fred Rossiter, Gary Pinder, Merril Herrick, Ann Demler, Dave Wilkins, Bob Ruemelin, jim Riffle. Ji 0677? JOSH GARDEN FLOWERS 370 Ridge Road Eas+ Compliments ROGERS SUPER MARKET I458 DEWEY AVENUE Congms 6-7089 We Deliver GL 3-I698 We specialize in John Bean AIignmen+ Sales - Appraisals - Morlgages - Leases fron? ends and brakes Equipment Commercial and Residenlial ED LONG REALTY Licensed Real Estate Broker 95l Dewey Ave. GLen. 3-5986 399 GREECE GARAGE GENERAL REPAIRING Lee Begy Slone Rd. Char. 2-3549 DEWEY SWEET SHOP I450 Dewey Avenue Lighf Lunches and Eounrain Service GLenwood 3- I 042 Prop. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lalce Sr. and son Waller FRUITS and VEGETABLES VER HULST BROTHERS FARM MARKET I27I RIDGE ROAD WEST GLenwoocI 3-5I5I I QUALITY MEATS FROZEN FOODS C A M E R O N ' S 2046 Dewey Ave. Open evenings +iII l2:3O Cameron and Gary lngraharn, Props. Fresh Vegelables - Ice Cold Beverages Compliments of a F R I E N D Compliments of a F R I E N D S. The Aberdeen Nursing Home I290 LAKE AVENUE ROCHESTER I3, NEW YORK A Pleasant Home For the Corzvalesrent The Crbonirally Ill, and the lnfrm L. Alaimo, M.D. Owner, A. G. Richfer Z '--. ff LX, cowl' 5. X ix N J I AN First Row: G. Saffran, B. Zok, F. St. Maurice, N. Wharmby Serond Row: S. Call-cins, j. Crist L. Hysner, L. josh, G. McLean, K. Reed. Third Row: J. Cox, C. Jardine, M. Lane, D. Mahan S. Manfredi, K. Bonaclonna. Fourth Row: Miss Lathrop, H. Frank, G. Gallagher, W. Haefele F. Mambrelti, j. Hefferson, J. McAvinney, H. Hovey, B. Kopp, j. Ainworth, R. Usborne B. Currie, D. Butler, A. Nazzaro, D. LaForce, B. Cass. 99 4 f 4 LK Compliments ol HOMEROOM 8 Olav' as First Roux' R. Tascione, S. Witte, R. Chamberlain, D. Crawford, J. Gilmore. Second Row.- M. Li Vecchi, A. Alaimo, J. Callemeyn, F. Richens, G. Servis, A. Kerling. Third Row: G. Buchan, A. Emerson, L. O'Hare, S. DeMagistris, C. Baker, S. Lucyshyn, M. Newell, Roberta McCoy. Fourth Roux' K. Wilscmn, J. Watts, J. Perry, K. Smith, E. Tyler, L. Adams, J. Pic- tirilli. Fifth Roux' C. Poulton, B. Brown, J. Klimm, D. Mitchell, G. Geuder, L. Rasback, J. Kc-nneweg, E. Roth, Mr. Epping. Missing: A. Jardine. ompliments of HOMEIl00M 201 First Razr, left lo right: M. Owens, D. Seeley, B. Slye, J. Gilman, J. Meagher, J. Brown, J. McDowell. Seroml Roux' J. Bradshaw, T. Anderson, P. Heberger, B. Okeen, R. Davis, P. Cubiotti. Third Roux' C. Barrow, B. Christopher, J. Crissy, G. Crevier, P. DelVecchio, T. Petrix. Fourth Roux' J. Palmer, S. Kavanaugh, T. Reinholtz, B. Heidt, S. Hluchan, K. Russell. Fifth Row: G. Collins, B. Legg, D. Rife, J. Thorne, T. Berndt. Sixth Roux' C. Rosen- krans, C. Mattison, J. Eynon, R. Shorts, M. Croucher, M. Forward. Standing: Mr. Lord. 100 NICHOLS-WYMAN INC. When You Need Lumber, Call Our Numbef' GLenwood 3-2243 2435 Dewey Ave. Roches+er I6, N. Y. NEWMAN FLOORING wesrmnee sToREs Inc. 630 Ridge Rd. Wes+ RocI1es'I'er I5, N. Y. MAC'S VARIETY STORE O'BRIEN'S JEWELERS Fines+ in Wafclwes - Diamonds Wa+ch and Jewelry Repairing 29I6 Dewey Ave. Rochesier I6, N. Y. CHar. 2-33I3 R A F F ' S WOMEN'S WEAR 451 moss ROAD wesr Compliments of d 3900 DEVGEY AVENUE POLSKY DAIRY IIIC. DRESSES COATS SUITS ACCESSORIES Compliments JA:CKSON'S FINE PASTRIES 0 1' REICHENB JACKSONUS ERGER'S PASTRY SHOPPE FOOD STORE 597 STONE ROAD 29I4 Dewey Ave. CHM. 2-.402 Rochesfer, N. Y. MASTER WOOD PRODUCTS STATE SMOKE SHOP co. COMPLETE SMOKERS SUPPLIES 271 Dewey Aye' GL 3,0139 MAGAZINES DOORS FRAMES 559 s+.+e s+. EMpire 7-0483 MILLWORK WINDOWS CABINETS 10 Wk ' 'TN Standing, lefl to right: Rosalee De Crescentis, Mrs. Olmstead, Paul Hotchkiss, George Leinicks, Edward Smith, Robert Tesch, Richard Ernest, Doug Weining, Lynn Searles, David Swartz. Smtczl, Bark Row: George Horeth, David Miller, Lester Motter, james Huff, William Perkins. Second Roux' Barb Robson, Colleen Finucane, Donna Vinton. Third Row: Kathleen Kane, Nancy Corts, Trudy McHenry, Gerald Wfilson. Fourth Row: Gail Wilson, Mitzi johnson, Margaret Smith, Terry Compton. Fifth Row: Kathy Dunhaver, Arlene Haley, Susan Power. Sixlb Roux' Gail Bush, Marilyn Hicks. I I I , .. .,.5',,CN,? o -- xodnlnfs Skip wilson WVQML: ,.q l+'0 O Quick . Sf-Qfls ,, L4 O ' K ' FLL7-13 L Cgrfopal -H I M Q7 ,, . ff or Z ,Go P, If 'per gin S .I . meat eu, -' Q . YW ,ef I ,- X531 ,. .. . l: Vw, 'IQ' A f5 Sc' Wendi wilson R bow X' 13 M73 N 0 H u' Y Lf Q Q s 4 ig Dc Crue . Z3 r QQ155 9 'Sadie Dushauzr MHS gf ' P r 95 1 On J. lil I ow Q 0' 1 4, Q 7N ., ll ., M hfqigy lv Brugl-,a 'B,L 54 NY-L . K,-P f X l :HL A fx 4 I J . fer ve' be we in Or S Q O, YX4' .X f X ., N -'U 09 Qxoc- ' -K SS Q? t fr 9 -- . is . Q-frf, ,, Bang .. ,, . v 1 S fr. a Sf Co f waz Mfr., 'allfl Ne' - 'LKS M? bn M ll V! A V Lgxgl I VS vox, 50 n ' 1l5wLC1 :Pea stty hxxo ' xx ,YL X n If Sa' '35 0 I V 102 Fra H Kiln wee Hy Ffh Q W I H. - I, 'Sf ,Y fd kiss L2-ll .rdhnvn ' y fx Best Wishes To SENIOR CLASS MECHANIC'S LAUNDRY I4 GLENDALE PARK Compliments of B. MICHAELS COMPANY 2878 Dewey Avenue Women and Cl1ildren's Wearing Apparel GLenwood 3-2506 KAY MICHAELS BEAUTY SALON ll82 Dewey Avenue FARMEN FLORIST O++o Ulrich GLenwood 3-l240 33I Driving Park Avenue NOT affilialed wilh any ollwer slore in ANY WAY Gl.en. 3-2747 Compliments L U C I E ' S BEAUTY SALON HAI-IN Pl-lo'ro CENTER 68I Lake Ave. Roches+er I3, N. Y. 308 Driving Park Avenue Appointment Only GLen. 3-3031 NlCK'S GARAGE 81 PARKING STATION Esso SERVICE I9 PIymou+I1 Ave. so. EMpire 1-031: H. M. CROSE 81 SON ALFONSO DINARDO 8: SON General Contractors FRANK GRINNAN I527-9 LAKE AVENUE RIDGECREST SHOPPING CENTER MEMS ' GROCERES ' VEGETABLES Greece, N. Y. Call GL 3-66I4 Open Evenings Until 9 P. M. A ir ,A QL! I Jw Firxt Row, left to rigbl: Joyce Sanow, Gail Baybutt, Francis Paul. Second Roux' Louise Wfasterval, Marlea Fender, Marie Godet, Selma Kilpatrick Pat Bauer, Shirley Davies. Third Row: Pat Southcombe, Carol Martin Michlean Lowy, jane Wtmlff, Peggy O'Neill, Wendy LaFave, Claire His cock, jackie Peter, Phyllis Putnam, Dianne Carr, joan Baker, Arlene Davis Christine Andrews. Slanding: Wendall Butterfield, john Piccirilli, Dick Chapman, lid Gallo, Dick Kettenburg, Warren Frear, Phil Mullen, jim Loete, Nucl Kuhrt, Dave Crellin, Don Zenkel, john Armendinger, Ron Hoak, Bill jorclen, Katherine Born, Mrs. Cox. Missing: Marlene Lippa Brian Donovan gil I -,' 1 0 0 1 - A L+ O QC: With Compliments From the Iohn Quill Advertising Stall 1956-1957 John Preslon Anila lsabella Gary Pinder Margie l-ligbee Barb Smilh Elaine Benneli Marilyn Lagnese Valerie De Sanlis JOHN MARSHALL STUDENT ST0llE School supplies and review books carried for your convenience Purchase supplies here and supporl lhe Sluclenls Associalion. D. D r h L. C lh J, L cyshy 10 WALT AND AL CORNER SERVICE GROCERIES - GAS CRlTIC'S ICE CREAM Sfore Hours 7:00 A. M. - I2:00 P. M. CHarIo'H'e 2-I I70 flood! YUUNGLUVEE 5 Ii'2'E.1I.'Ji E5. !.'i' GLen. 3-l45I cHAm.Es L. YouNeLove GLenwood 3- 6454 CLAIRE'S DRESS SHOP Blouses, Lingerie, Hosiery Sliirfs, Sweafers 838 DEWEY AVE. a+ Driving Park Rociwesier I3, N. GLenwood 3-2662 ROCKCASTLE FLORIST Flowers For All Occasions Indoor Gardens a Specialfy 20l5 MAIDEN LANE RocI1es+er I3, N. Y. Good Luck to the Grads AERO HARDWARE LOcus+ 2-6946 Open Evenings Excepf Wednesday DELL'S APPLIANCE 1450 Dewey Ave. and 892 W, Mm SL FURNITURE srone A. J. Dell GI-en. 3-036l GEHBSGS 3-3043 377 Smifh S+. Rochesfer. N. Y. H I- C C L U B S Rochesfer Youih for Chrisi' Compliments of PAT and JOE'S BARBER SHOP 380 Ridge Road Wes+ HELEN CROPSEY BEAUTY SHOP 9 NEWTON ROAD RocI1es+er, New York GLenwood 3-I947 Compliments af COOK HARDWARE 10 ssnvlcz cours HOMERDOM 207 J C244 Q09 C VE?L QX 27.3 QQ,-53? ' E5 sfmons ' Us 35535 ef' f r S32 G J ea Q 4,622 Q2 590 r IVE? 1409 Uryqjlxlfdjod CD47 at 'P 0 adv 7057 Q 7 R ww W 132 9N'Nd,v Q2-,V Jumons Duff awp Doo YLQL ,gs 55 71 Lal E251 gif Smfa 6903636459 107 MM Gif EDWIN PAWLIK HEATING CONTRACTOR GLenwood 3-65I4 We Deliver GLENDALE GROCERY Fresh Fruit and Vegetables Frozen Foods 650 Dewey Ave. Rochesier I3, N. Y. ELECTRIC TRAINS - THE TRAIN DOCTOR Compljcmems Authorized Lionel Sales and Service o BANNINGER GARAGE 940 Ridgeway Avenue GLenwood 3-5260 Model Railroads Exclusively GARDNER Open IO A. M. 'Til 9 P. M. Use our Layaway Plan 226I Dewey Ave. GLenwood 3-2847 LOcusf 2-3795 FILMAR FLORIST 60I PLYMOUTH AVE. NO. Rochesier 6, N. Y. LEDLIE JEWELER Diamonds - Waiches - Jewelry Mark R. Chafel 833 Dewey Ave. GLenwood 3-4786 When Better Doughnuts Are Made CHPVIPHG 2'095l You Will Get Them At K U J A w A E R N I E ' S RADIO and TELEVISION 1171 DEWEY AVENUE Slfefifilizfd GLenwood 3-3I27 Special Attention To Party Orders TELEVISION AND RADIO SERVICE ln Radio Since Radio Began 5l2 Sfone Road Rochesfer I6, N. Y. BAKED GOODS SCHOOL SUPPLIES 'U' ,598 KNowl.ToN's J' lmlmhf' ' ' Al l glinnsz nf mime Long Pond Service Sfahon .- I 'ZIP Gas - Oil - Accessories - BaI'+ery Service en? Keepsake Diamonds -. NQMINAL FEE FQR U55 OF pq - Longines and Le Coufre Wafches IIOI Long Pond Rd. Rochesfer I3, N. Y. Ghnwood 33946 '57s Dewey Ave' E. 6. Knowlmn Rochesfer I5, N. Y. 108 'iL.g.- ' ,., S+ 77 AdnnYN1T9N1LL Che e r' Le Qaexs gash-57 c. S ua.. Bene.. Q I X ,f xfN -.--,... ,- I ,f ' I XJ,-',.2 9 fm ' 0 f 0 0 Q First Roux' Roberta Williams, Richard Beamish, Ronald Bertie, XY'illiam Weis, john Dobberton. Second Roux' Carol McCarthy, Carlene Mihm, Roy Lawrenson, Ann Richmond, Nancy Thayer, .leannc Tu 'k '. Tl' d R 1: ' ' r ey ur ou joan Eshleman, Doris Huber, Carol Kober, Marilyn Lagnese, Barbara Lenzi, Fourth Roux' Nancy Blattner, Marilyn Brasser, Nancy Brownell, Susan DeBisschop, Miss Chittenden. Slanding, left to right: Carol Andrews, Walter Manzek, Wayne Winert, james Pelham, Richard Minster Reginald Henderson Richard Mayfield Fu ene , , , - 8 Charles, Gary Statucki, Harry Doty. Missing: Donna Detsch, Valerie De Samis, Caroline Lorenz, Mar'orie M'll h L d ' ' 1 1 er, jo n o er, Gordon MacPherson, Richard Morales, Charles Parrinello. 1 10 KAPP'S FURNITURE CO. Furnifure and Appliances for Every Room in 'rlwe House Mrs. Slella Kapp 458 CIin+on Ave. N. LOcus+ 2-8235 Roches+er, N. Y. BAKER'S MARKET I278 Dewey Ave. for free delivery call GLenwood 3-0734 MEATS, FRUITS, VEGETABLES GROCERIES, BREAD, CAKES MANHATTAN RESTAURANT 25 Easi' Ave. OUR 52nd YEAR Alfred E. Ernesf Inc. AUSTIN 8: FOSMIRE GENERAL INSURANCE Spencerporf, N. Y. Compliments Compliments of of RIDGEVIEW SERVICE STATION 3948 RIDGE ROAD WEST 28 Dewey Ave. CHM' 2-3268 Rochesfer I3, N. Y. GEORGE FRANK'S SERVICE STATION Dewey Ave. a+ Briarcliff Rd. Rochesfer. N. Y. Phone: CHarIoHe 2-4297 M E L I N ' S MENS and Bovs' sHoP 430 Ridge Rd. W. af Dewey GLenwood 3-5092 If xx-YY' Besf Wishes fo fhe Class of June, l957 N-J F A 0645 H H rom. 9 -SA-A-P Hoofy , 'Hue hbrary owl 30 . .. , . f. ' ..c ' -. -' - -fi. .. 13'-l CD H l Station Identification-Homeroom I50 Signing off for the year I951 Casi' Ftrs! Row, sealed: Judy Ecker, Carol Ann Lewis, Kathryn Kleisley, Judy Rice, Joyce Meili. Second Row: Ruth Stoddard, Linda Carlson, Joan Wood, Kathy Lavetro, Judy Miller, Pat Statler, Faith Asbury, Joan Weldon, Gretchen Goetz, Ann Ryer, Beverly Stocking. Third Row: Dick Dean, Chuck Retallick, Lee Strassner, John Burchard, Fritz Bernatz, George Bohrmann, Chuck Barnard, Dick Gubransen, Don Elliott, Jim Hardenbrook, Jim Britt, Mark Dick, George Hegarty, Tom Van Duseri, Jim Willmier, Mr. Thayer, Mrs. Saunders, Walt Springer. M. C.-Mr. Thayer Direcfor-Mrs. Saunders 112 IEC! W-I Compliments of PREFERRED ELECTRIC MOTORS Inc. 0 0 O 42 FERNWOOD AVENUE HAmil+on 6-3420 TIL00 POULTRY Inc. CUT UP POULTRY any part - .my amount - any time STORES AT Wesfridge Shopping Cen+er 640 Ridge Road Wes+ I098 Culver Road 62 E. Main S+. 365 E. Main Sfreei' Neisner's Dowr,+own 113 Compliments of TRAFFIC SQUAD Firsl Raw: Pete Weld, Roger Wilmier. Serond Row: Gordy Purdy, Glen Irish, Dave justice. Third Row: jim Ballerstein, Gene Murphy, Bob Maier, Bill Lambert, Mike Speziale. Fourth Row: Lee Piver, Mike Reilly, Art DuCharme. Fifth Row: jerry Herring, Paul Smith, George Cox. Standing: Mr. Gerace. IVMQ4 17 W1- ,zen -f9.g,u-v Jenn paccg Qu' M7 114 HOMEIl00M 226 . OUR KEY T0 SUGUESS Standing, left to right: J. Eckert, W. McQuaig, D. Gosling, K. Mattle, M. Matteson, M. McRae, T. McDonald, F, Beatty, J. Contesiable, E. Brown, J. Scarpulla, J. Baart, D. Caspersun. First Row: B. Smith, J. Hart. Serond Row: P. Donnelly, M. Nagell, M. Cimo, K. Brown. Third Row: M. Bolger, C. Bayne, S. Beikirch, A. Shaw. Fourth Row: E. O'Connell, N. Preston, S. Gibaut. 115 Compliments af MERCURY MUSIC CO. SELMER INSTRUMENTS Compliments of VICTORY DAIRY GLen. 3-7IOI 80 Gorsline S+ 43 Gibbs S+. BAker 5-1798 Compliments af ALLEN OIL COMPANY DISTRIBUTOR 659 Jay S+ree+ Roches+er ll, N. Y. Phone GEnesee 8-5645 CLIFF'S MILK BAR nm LAKE Ave. Clifford Laundry ProprieI'or DODGE PLYMOUTH BILL COOKE Inc. 270 Lake Avenue GLen. 3-3800 Best Wishes EARLY BIRDS OF TABLE I2 EDNA 81 FRANKS DEL. 2050 Dewey Ave. WE DELIVER GLen. 3-I5I9 . . . WE NEVER CLOSE Amr Condrhoned 5,,,,,:,, L,h',g,3,,u, and omoria ri ga Maplewood so Rinse Ro., w. Dmer nocnesm, N. v. 1 Amp: 1 X O o Jllllg ll, ll lf' X S. Wilson, J. Soporito, Miss Puls. v Fzrxt Row, sitting, left to rzgbt: V. Vttello, I.. Hall, P. McKeon, P. DeV1Ibtss. Serond Rou ritting. left to right: D. Flood, R. junior, B, Sturm, j. Smith, J. Walker, V. Bock. Standing H. Daggs, B. Hackshaw, J. Boddy, A. Caruso, G. Struck, G. Heiligman, j. Grauwiller K. Rowley, C. Helland, S. Campbell, K. Galligan, C. DeFord, K. Girvin, D. Smith, J. Orrico HDMEROOM 229 Ifirst Roux' B. Armindinger, D. Gowin, j. Malin, S. Schofield. Scrond Roux' N. Baxter F lmhastaro, C. Milanitti, K. Strassner. Third Roux' j. Bernatz, j. Johnston, D. Ochlblcckl Ifourtb Roux' M. Conlon, C. Kelly, B. Padget. Fiftb Row: B. Mark, C. LeRoy.. Sixth Rau' N. XVeldon. Standing: Mrs. Scully, j. Cavallaro, j. Nolte, P. Soscia, G. Listman, G. Bleau P. Crellin, P. NX'hite, D. Chafer, G. Waller, B. Herr, D, DiPonzio, D. Schlitz, R. W'agner: B. McCone. 7 FRANK J. HART MONUMENT CO., Inc. 230I Dewey Avenue Rochesfer I6, N. Y. Marr C. Barry Res. Phone: G'-:Lenwood 3-2362 Office: GLenwood 3-3034 THAYER-MARINE 37I Ridgeway Ave. Cor. Dewey Ave. Mercury Mofors Sales and Service Trojan-Wolverine Yellow Jaclcef Boa+s and Accessories Open Daily 7:00 A. M. - l2:0O P. M. GLenwood 3-4035 GERRY SPRINGER FRIENDLY SERVICE - Two Loca+ions - 903 Ridge Rd. W. I436 Ridge Rd. W. S 81 H GREEN STAMPS PALMOS SWEET SHOP 32I Driving Parlr Avenue Home made lce Cream Lighf Lunches JOHNSON'S BAKERY 7 PULLMAN AVENUE GLenwood 3-0972 Compliments of Lake Avenue Laundomai' 81 Dry Cleaning 604 Lalre Avenue GLenwood 3-5368 CHarloHe 2-3435 Compliments of JEWELRY CENTER A FRIEND 2892 Dewey Ave. Roches+er I6, N. Y. Thomas W. Har+, Manager GLenwood 3-8786 COngress 6-2866 Y E I- T R I ' 5 Geo. Averboch 81 Sons Inc. SHOE STORE 2854 Dewey Avenue Phone CHarloH'e 2-l604 CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS Quali+y Work ar all Times New Houses BuiI+ - Old Houses Remodeled 327 LaGrange Ave. Rochesfer I3, N. Y. 118 1 CD 004, 0004! 104 Standing: Mrs. Murphy, M. Baker, J. Heller, S. Martin, D. Devos, G. Anderson, D. Slade, N. Horrocks, J. Potter, E. Pike, B. Scheel, J. Klafehn, S. MacKendrick. First Row, left to right: I.. Vroom, R. Julian, T. De Ryeke, B. Streeter, J. Del Vecchio, J. Shawhan. Second Raw: E. Johnson, J. Kron, G. Malak, L. Bark, G. Hazzard, R. Weaver. Third Raw: W. Edmonds, J. Marianetti, R. Schaap, R. Provan, J. Ungar. Fourth Row: D. Cook, D. Myshchuk, A. Samperi, B. Caprio. Mining: D. Morton, S. Van Duzee. 119 .415 ik--i.. l-'L-i -..'T., g 2 I o J S,qND 99 Amt NANCY Cox Q1 HN J Ny9s1c99:xL,xv9 E11 V GJ Q BARRY LJLQQP m O9 67? 0 O 6 Y QCQ5 a Z QC-,QD 2 -9 J? c9'77'U QDNQQQ V, CJ QA Q99-oi-e Aviva 9 '5- P V51 231, 3 X E Q09 Q?S5?'Qo 'C 'wg-It Om Bmno QQXEP' C3e.5r4V 'D Q Haney GNL Kagan' FRED Rupp DICK 3ucuAN Ayyvxoe G D XSKEEL E Q ,9 G '92, QDQN ax-05 2 9 N v9 'P 17 N Q0 N Q G pi- Q5 W2 9062 C9 QQ-be J: 50 K9 'If L Q' P E0 FREN 'bf Q, 900 5 OWS Q79 E' 54 'X 41 Q9 O Wx Quaid- 9 0 9, 5 C :Q Dfw E et 1- 44, Q Z 5 QQQQNNU ' Q46 'fe Cnfmox. u W3 Duck MESSUR O, QA Law ww QQKWS 0 621 Q Qlcoyg Q06 DONNA FFHLEY J 494, Lguilf' 120 L I K 694, PHIL Mm-.cwe NDA ENNY Gkqpwf D Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of the CAMERON PHOTO SERVICE I934 RIDGE ROAD WEST Compliments CASSATA'S BAKERY of Complete Line of NORM cooPER,S BAK ED GOODS oELlcA'rEssEN 457 Lexing+on Ave. GLenwood 3-6372 Compliments o CASS FUNERAL HOME um Rune-E ROAD wesr qA+ STONEI WM. POMEROY cAss Compliments of SARVEY'S GULF SERVICE Dewey Ave. and Dalson Rd. ROCIIBSIBF, N. Y. CI'IarIoHe 2-2296 BEDDING CLOTHING SANDWICHES CANDY THOMPSON'S CRlTlC'S 580 Lake Ave. Rochesfer I3. N: Y. 350 DRIVING PARK AVENUE GLenwood 3-5824 ICE CREAM HOT LUNCHES SHORTY'S DELICATESSEN 50I Dewey Ave. Open 9 A. M. 'ro I2 P. M. Sundays and Holidays Closed 2 P. M.Io6P. M. Groceries, School Supplies, Novelfies CoIcI Beverages GLen. 3-7265 Prop. Charles Long SCHULZ BROTHERS Esfablished I923 Homemade Griddle Cakes and The Best Chocolate Sodas In Town DEWEY af DRIVING PARK GLenwood 3-I300 HOMERODM 103 First Row, from lo barb: J. Biehler, D. Copeland, P. Fennessy, J. Cavoti, C. Bidwell. Second Roux- B, Fordyce, C. Houle, J. VanWicklin, P. Larae, J. Bartlett, J. Neuffer. Third Roux' B, I.ovelamtl, K. Jermyn, S. Margeson, B. LaBour, P. O'l-lare. Iiourfb Roux' J. Anderson, A. llaus, R. Milne, Ci. Barker, M. Groth, A. Robinson. Fiflh Row: D. Goodwin, B. Tripp, J. Hein, M. Hart, XV. L:tFave, W. Larkin. HUMEROOM 231 MISS POWERS First Roux' XV. Dietz, W. Geisler, R. Romig, J. Boprey. Sefand Row: M. Altoft, D. Abel, J. Smith, A. Cortes. Tbird Row: L. Cornell, N, Sherwood, M. Schumacher, H. Scholze, J. Peters. Fourth Row: M. Ottomano, L. Lurz, L. Huff, B. Camper, D. Hendricks. Fiflb Roux' P. Smith, L. Jones, R. Wagner, XV. Kaiser, J. Williams, J. Hanley, C. Malthaner, Miss Powers, XV. Rawlings, M. O'Connell, C. Coleman, S. Charleton 122 Co nz pl i nl ents of D U K E ' S ESSO SERVICECENTER J. S. LIPPA ELECTRICAL coNTRAcroR Commercial and Residential Wirirzg 97 Ambrose S+. GLen. 3-I956-J TOWNE MEN'S SHOP Van Heusen Shirfs - Hickol: Bells lnferwoven Socks - Lee Riders 2884 DEWEY AVENUE CHarloHe 2-I425 Compliments Of SMILlNG JACK 25 Kingsion S+ree+ Compliments of D E F E N D 0 R F S 6:2 STONE ROAD SY'S DRUG STORE 858 Dewey Avenue Cor. Dewey and Driving Park We Own and Operate Our Own Plant NICK and ERWIN DRY CLEANERS ALTERATIONS - DYEING - REPAIRING Tailor - Cleaning - Pressing - Repairing Planiz 3I45 DEWEY AVENUE - CHarloH'e 2-2468 Siorez I227 CLINTON AVE., N. COngress 6-0530 SCHREINER MILK CO. 286 CLIFFORD AVE. LOcus+ 2-346l Compliments of Toyland Srbool Supplies Birycle Supplies, Hobby Craft and ZACK'S Hardware, Toys I3I8-I322 DEWEY AVENUE D' 8 D' Rochesfer I3. N. Y. We Deliver GLenwood 3-2243 2395 Dewey Ave. GLenwood 3-8I49 123 QA ,ESX Compliments of HOMERO0M 202 sv? GEM ,mojfk W W W 22 if UQQJL CLC? ig qgwwkb QW M W VE EZ Ca VHNH fjgfv PLL MM wi JM47 .vv 'Nw' C Q. 43, dflf ML X2 HE5liliI5HES TU me Limss url? HUMERUUM Zlll I QX 'JW First Row: Tom Rushforth, Ken Thompson, Bill Nesbitt, Beverly Robinson, Nancy Andrews, Diane Farrell, Phyllis Hill, Florence Firjanian, Darrell Clark. Second Row: Mrs. Corbett, Fred McNair, Dave Caton, Dick Petralia, Bruce Davy, Beverly Robinson, Pat Bryce, Janice Hutchins, Kay Fisher, Ellen Clark. Third Row: Norm DeRoo, Don Ras, Steve Edgerton, Jerry Belecz, Jeannette Hayer, Phyliss Faker, Kathleen Dwyer fpartially cut offj. Fourth Row: near windows-Edward Reno, James Rowley, James Habscheid, Sally Bennett, Gail Canan, Janice McAnn. 125 Best Wishes to the Loveliest and Most Athletic Graduating Class in JOHN MARSHALL HISTORY GADET CLEANERS CASH AND CARRY STORES ONLY HEBBERECHT BROS. FARM STAND Corner of Maiden Lane and ML Read Blvd. o TRY OUR Fruits and Vegetables Fresh from the Farm See The Big M for 1957 At E. H. PETERS Inc. ROCHESTER'S OLDEST MERCURY DEALER o 385 Ridge Rd. W. GLenwood 3-0365 126 HOMEROOM 107 Sona 52404- 6324 Q W XJ ll' 6 O PQNNJE Dave' W -YK P Payne C Adam D Hou h J Wyant J Barrow Serond Row'J Beiter R : D. , . , . , . , . . . . , A llyblrli J. Newlyn, D. Hammill, D.gCofran, J. Eckert. Third Row: B. XValkley, C. Preston, L. Heffer, R. Spall, H. Murphy. Standing: S. DuPont, B. Ingraham, K. VanVeghren, R E ng, G. G0 d D Happ, J. Clark, J. Lamb, J. O'Brie B Hgham, A. Hetzke, Carroll. Q' :YW C Q C' Q 4' 1 'ff 3 0 QM KX I Nl Q'94 J Civ' QD 90 u Go -7,2 6 'V X ,vid 6 Cf N of Q 7 0 HA 1.61, ' Q f X003 CJ Hi 0 ks- 6' 4 u 77 Q 127 E A Compliments of MT. ZIDN FELLOWSHIP HUUSE 32I Lake Ave. GLen. 3-8948 Rochester's only N on-Denominational Church Home Day Care of Elderly Guests While You Work Operated by Rev. and Mrs. Richard R. Streeter Now caring for the ill and post-operative as well as our elderly guests Regisferecl Nurse in Charge 24 Hour Nursing Service Compliments of Be ca ' T I h A e e p o n e F R I E N D . , G I rl ! ,D w 1 P' Employmenf Omen for more infovmafion After the Game or After Mouonv muoucu mon I The Dance If-l mo AM. Oo s:oo PM. HOWARD JOHNSON'S for NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY Ice Cream and Sandwiches 95 N. Fihhugh S+. I450 Ridge Road Wes+ Rochesqrer' N' Y' 128 HOMERO0M 301 ZX! First Row: Jean Bianchi, Harold Barnard, Fred Loewke, Pamela Morris. Second Row: Kathie Lohfink, Patricia Brooks, Rosemary Frattle, Jean Hines, Howard Griliin, Jean MacLean. Third Row: Edward McStravick, Alan Mclntyre, Celia Roberts, Janice Mclninch, Ann Roberts, Carole Lockwood. Fourth Row: Warren Piver, Richard Petranto, Janice Nash, Johanna Smith, Richard Misel, Barbara Kastner. Fifth Row: Stephen Mitchell, Sandra Crary, Janet Benham, Peter McAnn, Kenneth Couchman, John Johnson, Geraldine Arnold, Sharon Maxon. Standing: Miss Riegel, Pat Geschwind, Charles Calhoun. 55'-ffdf 204 Grfiq 791, 'QS MP QQ helix ygwzfqijgypwjif iczgpgjlxoin, Zihfjgfwfjlww as if gi CONGRATULATIONS SENIOPS 1 'fill . UF 57 O 'S 0 ff .4-at-rl ,I 'if' Nt Q ' , Ill an K VI: 7 First Raw: Neil Williamson, Pat Galo, Louise Pond. Serond Row: Merle Scheible, Frank Poulton, Kirby Oehmke, Donald Della Vella, Ronald Stewart, Amy Pointer, Audrey Bartusek. V Third Row: june Stevens, Lonna Lowden, Diane Higgins, Maxine Morhouse, Thomas Metildi, f - Y Dick Mambretti, Del Smith Mona Bell. Fourth Row: Sally Bolster Rita Finley Donna JI Degrave, Betty Northrop, Doln Corson, Glen Hughs, james Feasel. Fiflli Row: Sandrsi Grifiin, V Suzanne Bucholtz, Joanne Conoccluali, Darlene Goodchild, Mary Dudley, Carl Duerr, Norman Exley, Carol Newman, Ronald Cigna, Monty Smith, Mr. Hill. FROM HOIWSROOM A MQ? C3 U4 , ilu 3 'N 1 ,Lyn 10 gl' J Compliments of a A FRIEND C ompliments of CARL HOSENFELD Eizunrs and VEGETABLES In Season 3265 MT. READ BLVD. 'We Specialize in Hof Rods Compliments of CLOVERLEAF GULF SERVICE iii I I37 Ridge Road Wesi iCorner Mf. Readi GLenwood 3-9I88 The Home Service lns'ri+u+e of Today CRESCENT-PURITAN The Finesf Laundering Dry Cleaning and Fur S+orage T9 l630 Dewey Avenue GLenwooci 3-0860 OUR 69+h YEAR 1 7X l,.1 vw1u3N,.r'wW raxfswbrv eeggzfallemels .KENNevh -X 2 ww if sf FJ S Q . a x f Q WWW 7?-ag 2 WWW f W Clfliswqqk awe l l QW W J X HOME 'Room 17-WDQLEQ mvcnev- - ' ' -'BABE Hum H 4 f f, . . Firxt Row, front to back: W. Reichardt. Second Row: R. Wilcox, J. Francis, V. Rosentreter, B. Tweedy. Third Row: C. DuCharme, J. McPhail, D. Furman, S. Ortlieb, B. Nelson, S. H Bieber. Fourth Row: M. Newman, J. Watson, P. Sager, I. Decker, J. Quistorf, B. Easton. '- Fifth Row: G. Gaylord, J. Frank, P. Flood, A. Wendt. Standing: J. Hume, J. Barrett, G. Jepson, F. Burns, J. Frearson, T. Frederico, L. Brescia, Mr. Sullivan, D. Snively, B. Beeley, J. Eckert, D. Schaffer. 132 GHAPS TEXA00 SERVIGE 2045 DEWEY AVENUE a+ WINCHESTER STREET Mofor Tune-Up - Brake Service Mufflers and Tailpipes Springs - Lubricaiion Car Wash - Accessories ROSE-ANNE APPAREL I508 Dewey Ave. Femihine Fashions: S+yles by Jonaihan Logan Bobby - Brooks Sporfswear by Jane Irwill Jewelry by Coro Lingerie by Moiud, efc. Open Evenings BOB AND JOANNE KUCH MAN SCHOOL or DANCE I497 Dewey Avenue ll 1 Il Class and Private Instructions in Acrobatic, Ballet, Ballroom and Tap if Ill Ill GLenwood 3-94 I 0 Floor shows arranged for all occasions C om plimeuls 0 f UONGEIPS SERVIGE STATION T Y D O L I405 DEWEY AVENUE Corner of Flower Cify Park Phone: GLenwood 3- 764I Free Pick-Up and Delivery Service for the FACULTY OF JOHN MARSHALL Compliments of HOMEIl00M 129 First Row, acrosx: M. Murphy, D. Fox, G. Weyerts, A. Rizzo, D. May. Second Rowf B. Happ J. Williams, J. Williams, S. Croucher, j. Bellor. Third Row: E. Mangan, M. Davis, M. Nic- odemus. Fourth Row: G. Kelder, P. Thomas, B. Root. Standing: Mr. Gangi, P. McKeon, J Heller, B. Robinson, D. Besancon, B. Fritz, B. Blanchard, D. O'Brien, J. McKay, L. Gross F. Plank. 134 O First Row, left to right: J. Fox, R. Horeth. Second Row: C. Heinzman, R. Anderson, R. Sim- mons, F. Williams. Third Row: L. Merritt, A. Junker, C. Dalle, D. Harris, R. Sylvester. Fourth Row: A. Maccallini, P. La Reuz, J. Paliani, T. Concocchioli, M. Hanlon, B. Coleman. Standing: Miss Bartholomew, K. Falardeou, A. Callipare, J. Cropsey, I. Lesco, J. Caress, D. Herrick, P. Norris, P. Johnston, B. Shawhan, N. Davie, K. LaBar, M. Walsh, G. Duemmel, L. DeVos. f xii ,. ff f A aye- ,lofe M 0 My FPOYW Sevior as Nl NX lOb 'Q. SJWMGW4- 135 Compliments of AllGIE'S BIG FII RNITIIRE WAREHDIISE O I 75 DAR :zz ua: BEST OF LUCK TO ALL I-FREEZE STORES 2385 Chili Ave. 630 Ridge Rd. Wesi' 689 Ridge Rd. Easf 290I Monroe Ave. THE GRADUATES 136 ompliments of HOMERODM 239 XT? ,N First Row: David Epperson, Caryl Beane. Second Row: james Richardson, james Rhodes, Ronald Newman, Richard Maier, David MacAdam. Third Row: Russell Guglielmino, Walt Ludike, Beverly Slanin, Sharon Riley, George Adams, Janet Myers, Sharon Logan. Fourth Row: Ed Hofschneider, jerry Bischoff, Gail Hipp, Betty Frank, Joanne Elwell, Virginia Drake, Pat Dodd. Fifth Row: David Lyon, john Brazier, Richard Bell, Kathleen Cerra, Joanne Brownlee, jean Bonsteel. 137 Q,-, ALLIANCE T00l. 8: DIE GUIIP. GLenwood 3-4I I5 Design - Process - Build Tools - Dies - Special Machinery Lamimztion Dies a Specialty K. F. FUCHS Presidenf General Manager IO25 Lexingfon Avenue Rochesfer 6. N. Y. Cougralulalious to the SENIOR CLASS OF I957 from ihe Elmer W. Snyder Gluh FuI'ure Teachers of America GO WEST IRidge Road Wesf, Thai Isl 'ro fha LYON'S DEN and 'rheir famous SMORGASBORD Hot and Cold Dishes 81.50 Served Every Day, Except Mon. and Tues. Open Daily 5-9 - Sun. 1-9 OPEN BOWLING Sal and Sun. affernoons and evenings LYON'S DEN 4232 Ridge Road W. GLenwood 3-9I I8 138 Mia? Sex in I I vf WI pA0ZI0yZd,2A.'1 THE HEART OF YOUR YEARBOOK . . . TO PRODUCE AN OUTSTANDING YEARBOOK IS IMPOSSIBLE WITHOUT AN OUTSTANDING PI-IOTOGRAPHER. WZ YOUR OFFICIAL YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHER 139 BQST wifes 1L0 fha Gloss' of '57 lpmm Hue S emorfnmmcl R03 STI-hrcll W Comdlucffof Y' 1' ff! 4 o My W 1 If W n 0 is. fa J R 141 G 50 img from Roguefs Gafferg X41 gg First Row, right to left: S. Frustochi, D. Flood, B. Schulz. Serond Roux' T. Po- lortas, P. Slvck, J. W'ood, J. Oehlbeck, L. Rimoul, B. Grimm, R. Smith. Tbird Roux' D. Nash, R. Porzelt, S. Hardwick, B. Kenyon, B. Phillips, A. Berry. Fourth 142 IFJ I ,L Row: E, Schlosser, J. Ros- siter, P. Begy, J. Ventura Standing: Mrs. R, Schlenkcr A. Vitello, D. Rood, G Thomas, A. Provan, C. Di- Pilato, F. Pessero, A, Spall Missing: D. Mitchell, B Ross, A. Triest, B. Malin WINERTS FRIENDLY SERVICE MOBIL PRODUCTS Tires. Bafferies, and Accessories - We never close - CHar. 2-4I27 Dewey ai' Sfone Rd. Rochesfer I6, N. Y. Compliments of From an Old Graduatd' WILLIAM J. MALLEY COMPLETE REAL ESTATE SERVICE A FRIEND 35 Lark Sfreef Rochesfer I3, New York Glen. 3-5219 Qualified Nursing Care MAPLEWUUD SI-INITIIIIIUM I239 Lake Ave., Corner of Seneca Pkwy. Rochesfer I3, N. Y. Spacious Grounds Homelike Atmosphere 1 1 ,ft 1 Zllma Mater MJ-Dlllebliml for 81 PWPW ll J gf J,,L,JlJ-'Q Pl! To you we offer our loyal affecfion, And pledge allegiance, John Marshall, +o you Our Alma Maler, your banners e'er waving, Always fhe vic+'ry +o you. When on life's highway, fhe fulure will call us, Far from your por1'als your s+uden+s will be: Bul' in our mem'ry your name shall noi' perish: Marshall, we pledge loyaH'y. 144 . , A K ..- N Sf .pl 1 5525 WRYR iii Zfif gg ' XEXEZW xg 'sing ff? f mf if Mg F xr. A 1 'Q -16 Q. - ...emu gg, Qfff9QQQdJf ' 5 QW W My w37p7T?VfPM1r' WWOT'Ffly 1fwL ' ww f'52'-bar wfwfwvw 1? 57f1' f WM ' ON? f' I I Q in J,,f,, 227' WE ' ,sway 5372 My 22. ag? Z E MF , j A X Hi xl ' vi X: WW Wiwwf Wir! 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