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

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1958 volume:

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Tomorrow is a broad avenue to success for those who accept its challenge. Yet, it is not an awesome threat we face in the future, for our education has prepared us to enrich our lives and face life’s problems. To¬ morrow, a wealth of knowledge will be our constant companion. Human experience will be our able assistant. We will build tomorrow from the lessons of today — a noble heritage. It will be a glorious enterprise to follow the aims and goals our leaders have set for us. Yesterday, today, and tomorrow equal our destiny. ' Our todays and yesterdays are the blocks with which we build ' 4 dedication t 0 the moulders of our youth, to the directors of destiny — to the faculty of John Marshall High School we dedicate this book. Honestly have they led us in the path¬ ways of truth and knowledge. Clearly have they imparted the wisdom obtained from years of experience. Great has been their toil. Small has been their material reward. Yet, we will always remember their work. Their influence will affect the future. To our teachers we humbly dedicate this 1958 John Quill. classwork page 11 seniors page 19 activities page 47 sports page 69 blocks with which we build 6 Education today is recognized as an essential safeguard to our democratic way of life. While we cherish the rights of the individual, we must remember that for every right guaranteed to us there is a corresponding responsibility. In your world of today the underlying foundation upon which you can build success is an undying faith in the moral and spiritual ideals of America. Success both for the individual and for the community in which he lives depends upon an ability to understand oneself, to get along with people, to be economically independent, and to assume civic responsibility. You have been prepared to understand the significance of these guides of living, to accept them and to make them part of your developing personality. In your world of tomorrow, living according to these percepts should bring many, many satisfactions. education for today... 7 LEON C. FRIEL Vice Principal MATTHEW HOFFMAN JESSIE BARRY Boys Adviser Girls’ Adviser senior advisers 8 ... and tomorrow Counselors ALFRED GOETZ Boys’ Counselor ANN TURULA Girls’ Counselor CARLETON THAYER Seventh and Eighth Grade Counselor “OUR GUIDING STARS Sitting: Miss Turula, Mr. Sny¬ der, Mrs. Barry. Standing: Mr. Hoffman, Mr. Thayer, Mr. Friel, Mr. Goetz. 9 MR. FRIEL MR. SNYDER MRS. BARRY MR. HOFFMAN MRS. MURPHY 10 Off the Job ' t •wv : ' -i • -L Seated: Kenneth W. Fulk¬ erson. Standing: Jane M. Jones, Carl U. Wren, Jo¬ seph N. Coccia. Thomas F. Vetter. Virginia M. Howard, Douglas W. Asquith, Ed¬ ward Hoffman. Toby Sus- swein, Lawrence W. Hein- rick. Elton S. Eike, Edwin A. Gordon. Living in a democracy in today’s world demands a knowledge of our heritage and an appreciation of the duties, responsibilities, and obligations as well as the rights of democratic citizenship. To achieve this goal of active and effective citizenship the department draws upon the resources of history, economics, government, geography, and sociology. English Today the interest in television and drama has made everyone aware of the importance of English, both as a skill to be used in listening, speaking, and writing, and for the understanding of people through the great literature of today and yesterday. In this department too, the classic grammatical skills are taught and pupils learn to think and organize their thoughts through the preparation of com¬ positions, outlines, and oral reports. Standing: Ethel M. Dunn. David R. Wood, Earl Lammel. Seated: Charney Berger, Anna H. Brown, JoAnn Averill, Mary M. Murphy, Lulu E. Bartholomew, Mary C. Foley, Jane M. Jones, Arlene W . Earl, Grace M. Leader, Katherine Saunders. Insert: Nellie E. Bitz. English Classroom - 12 ■ ag Mjj. tiiii 1 r-j i V ■j.jj fl V Language Left to Right: Donald R. Clark, Agnes V. Powers, Florence Chitten¬ den, Frank C, Leach. This past year in the language classes, special emphasis was placed on communica¬ tion. Students were urged to take part in discussions in order to develop ease in ex¬ pression. Another phase of classwork centered around learning about foreign customs and modes of living, for a better understanding of the world we live in. Business Standing: Barbara Foos, Raymond W. Wright, Agnes Herrick, Helen M. Lathrop, Laura H. Colahan, Clay¬ ton M. DeLong. Seated: David B. Brady. More than 500 pupils were enrolled in the Business Department this year. The students learned business fundamentals in such courses as typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, business law, and office practice. Equipment such as dictaphones, calculating machines, and duplicating machines were used to acquaint the students with devices found in an actual office. Automation and how it affects the Business Education Department was also studied. 14 Mathematics Borden C. Booth, Edith B. Olihstead, Charles W. Pflaum, Monroe I. Lord. Jean Pennoyer. Thomas Byrnes, Paul T. Epping. Missing: Joseph H. Con¬ roy. The Mathematics Department, under the direction of Mr. Pflaum, sought to teach the students not only the subject matter, but to develop in the students an individual thought process for clearer and more self-reliant reasoning. The courses offered included eighth and ninth grade math, plane and solid geometry, elementary, intermediate, and advanced alge¬ bra, trigonometry, and a new course, 11th grade mathematics, which combined inter¬ mediate algebra and trigonometry. The national need for scientists and en¬ gineers was stressed in the Science Depart¬ ment this year under the direction of Mr. Houseman. Teachers encouraged students with outstanding abilities in these fields to enter them. In an attempt to create more interest, special after school programs were given, and trips were made to industries in our community to see the scientist in action. Standing: Dorothy H. Corbett. John E. Dailor, Carleton Thayer, Daniel Keohane, Jean Havill, Sebastian A. Gangi. Seated: Virginia S. Scully, Daniel Houseman, Grace R. O Reilley. Insert: Charles H. Loth. Science 15 Practical Arts In the gym, swimming, and hygiene classes the Health and Physical Education Depart¬ ment covered a wide area of subjects this year. The gym classes afforded an opportun¬ ity to improve skills in sports and swimming. Special lifesaving classes were offered to swimmers, and American Red Cross swim¬ ming tests were given in each class. In the hygiene classes, general health, social hy¬ giene, safety, and first aid were the main areas covered. Seated: Dorothy H. Cox. Ruth N. Puls. Standing: Lucile Baldwin. Rob- ert E. Ley. George W. Swanson, Royal Hill. John E. Sullivan. Standing: William Bushnell. Donna Reed. Kenneth R. Davis. Anthony L. Gerace. Nicholas Zona. Seated: Barbara Rosenbloom. Mary M. O ' Connor, Janet Frank, Armand S. Bolton. The Practical Arts Department included classes in woodworking, metals, home eco¬ nomics, artcraft, and drafting. The shops introduced the students to the various ma¬ chines and materials used in manufacturing and thus preparing graduates for future work in industrial arts. A new teaching technique was used this year, placing the students in classes according to their ability. The home economics classes, including cooking and sewing, were designed to pre¬ pare the student for homemaking. Physical Education 16 Specialists of Today MARGARET TILFORD Psychologist New materials and techniques were concentrated by the Art Department this year to enable each student to express himself through a variety of rnedias. The addition of a new kiln made possible the firing of many clay and enamel projects. The Marshall Singers, a select group of vocally lented students, sang for the Christmas Assembly Iheir attention was turned to the 13th and Hth Century music. h rshall’s wind instrument ensemble played at the Eastman Theater for the State Music Teachers’ Conference in addition to several assembly pro¬ grams at Marshall. Fine Arts Scsfed. Louise O Brien, Ruth Schlen- ke;- Standing: Roy S. Thrall, George W. Corwin, William Decker. Miss- ing: Laura W. Remington. FLORENCE TRENTMAN Nurse CALVIN LAUDER Speech Therapist 17 Left to Right: Mrs. Magin, Mrs. Beamish. Mrs. Ligoski, Mrs. Eshleman. Mrs. Short. Mrs. Burgdorf, Mrs. McLaughlin. Missing: Mrs. Veltz, Mrs. Altolf. Lunchroom Mrs. Short and her lunchroom staff daily ordered and prepared meals for Marshall’s many students. They also assisted in various receptions and parties for both students and faculty. MRS. R. SHORT MR. R. VANDENBERG Custodians The custodian staff, under the direction of Mr. Vandenberg again carried on the maintenance of the school’s facilities both in the classrooms and on the school grounds. Standing: Mrs. Donaldson, Mr. Sutter, Mr. Klien, Mr. Vandenberg. Mr. Stahl, Mrs. Sergent, Mrs. Gavitt. Seated: Mrs. Kolesnick, Mrs. Boddy, Mrs. Bader. 18 -rS ■jfliShk «p{ ' •w .♦ ' «r--. -•. . •■ •■ ' ♦ ••■, ■■ DAVID S. ABELL Dave Quietly working behind the scenes GEORGE F. ADAMS Sam Laugh and be well JOHN W. AINSWORTH We are more than conquerors ROBERT S. ALMAN Bob A Little nonsense . . . is relished by the best of men MURLIN W. ALTOFT Med But I have had the day JOHN HENRY BAART What can we know? Class of BERNETA MAY BALDEGK Bernie . . . riches more than tongue can tell . . . JOHN P. BARROW I cannot sleep a wink CHRISTINE M. BAYNE Chris My cup runneth over CARYL ANNE BEANE . . . the loose train of thy amber—dropping hair JUDITH BARTLETT Judy Beautiful as sweet! 20 FRANK H. BEATTY Every woman may be won SANDRA L. BEIKIRCH Sandy And had a face like a blessing JOAN MARIE BEITER The fair sex RICHARD A. BELL Ding Dong Silence is as deep as eternity || i JUDITH L. BELLOR Judy . . . and endless is joy ROWLAND F. BENNETT and pilgrim thro ' this barren land . . . DAVID D. BESANCON Wrapped in the solitude of his own originality 1958 CAROLE A. BIDWELL Biddie Friendship’s a noble name JEAN G. BIEHLER A heaven on earth WILLIAM B. BLANCHARD Only the game fish swims upstream MARY L. BOLGER Think before thou speakest 21 KARLA BONADONNA Kar With joy and love triumphing JEAN M. BONESTEEL The one that ' s keen is our gal Jean DIANA JEAN BOOTH Di Study to be quiet JOHN R. BRAZIER John Rome was not built in a day NANCY J. BREISCH Her hair shall be of what color it please God Class of JEAN E. BRIGGS So sweet and fair EUGENE BROWN . . . care’s an enemy to life KATHERINE BROWN Kathy Always Happy RICHARD A. BROWN Friendliest to sleep and silence JoANNE BROWNLEE . B. Her sunny . . . like a golden fleece GARY J. BUEHLER . . . it was Greek to me 22 V GAIL FRANCES BUSH Bushie Character is destiny DAVID LYNN BUTLER Smiley A jest breaks no bones GREGORY P. CALLAHAN I was determined to know beans BARBARA CAMPER Barb Hold the mirror up to nature 1958 THOMAS H. CARDILLO T—Bone ! Silence is golden, But I ' m no miser i J GAIL S. CARNEY Irish Artists are always young PATRICK T. CARROLL Who first invented work? RONALD S. CARROLL Ron Jesters do oft prophets prove RONALD S. CASE Ron Has anybody seen my gal? DONALD G. CASPERSON Life is ... a game of football WILLIAM P. CASS Bill Long be thy legs . . . 23 JANET ANNE CAVOTI KATHLEEN A. CERRA SHEILA MARIE JAMES E. Reb Kathy CHARLTON CHITTENDEN My heart has its love As fair as the moon Silence is a still noise Don ' t tell me of facts Class of i JOANNE E. CLARK As neat as a pin JACQUELYN ANN CLAYTON As merry as the day is long GARY C. CLEMMONS Sigh no more ladies, sigh no more DAVID W. COFRAN Silence is more eloquent than words CAROL COLEMAN The gardens of kindness never fade 24 TERRANCE COMPTON Terry Here today and gone tomorrow THOMAS CONCANNON Tom Each man for himself ROGER H. CONKEY Give every man thy ear. but few thy voice JOHN A. CONTESTABLE As idle as a painted ship DOROTHY JEAN COPELAND My true love hath my heart CHARLES LARRY CORNELL ... he is all mirth NANCY LOU CORTS Nan A merry heart goes all the day 1958 GEORGE W. COX Buzzy He who laughs, lasts JUDITH ANNE COX Judy Laugh yourself into stitches JUDITH CRIST Judy . . . but friends, good store SHIRLEY CROUCHER Sugar is sweet, and so are you 25 ALLAN B. CULLEN Al I will tell you my drift MARTIN R. CULLEN Marty A comrade neither glum not merry WILLIAM CURRIE Bill Calm of mind MARLENE KATHRYN DAVIS Mar Friendship ' s the wine of life ROSALEE DE CRESCENTIS Ro A dish for the gods PATRICIA RAE DODD Kitten Let not your heart be troubled ANN MARY DE VOS Let thy words be few TRICIA DONNELLY VIRGINIA LEE DRAKE There are kind hearts still Ginny Little people have big hearts ARTHUR R. DU CHARME JR. Lord, what fools these mortals be! KATHLEEN G. DLINHAVER Sadie . . . but woman has her way I SANDRA DUPONT JOHN W. ECKERT ' T All u L know it all by heart To fill the hour — that is happiness DAVID P. EPPERSON It is a world to see RICHARD GLEN ERNEST Dick Have they been merry! ROBERTA EWING Music from the spheres PATRICIA LILLIAN FENNESSY Pat Speak low if you speak love COLLEEN SANDRA FINUCANE Finny Officious, innocent, sincere TAMES ALLEN FITZGERALD Books are friends, come let us read DOUGLAS WARNER FLAGG Doug Cherchez la femme JAY GORDON FLENSTED A quiet mind is richer than a crown BETSEY ANN FORDYCE Bets Character is habit long continued 27 DONNA L. FOX My definition of pure poetry ELIZABETH ANN FRANK Betty A thing of beauty is a joy forever HENRY W. FRANK Books think for me ROBERT H. FRITZ Mind your own business GERALD F. WILLIAM T. GEISLER GALLAGHER Bill Love is blind Goodbye, Brother! Class of SUZANNE JEAN GIBAUT Sue Let joy be unconfined! NORMAN GIESE Bait the hook well, this fish will bite DONALD L. GOODWIN Little strokes fell great oaks GAIL ANNE GORDON Frosty II Tis beauty truly blent DAVID E. GOSLING Gosy Life is just a ball! 28 I LEONARD W. GROSS Mart Far off his coming shone MICHAEL H. GROTH The hidden soul of harmony RUSSELL JOHN GUGLIELMINO Gugie What ' s in a name? WAYNE HAEFELE Man is the measure of all things i WERNER HAHL I am a man of the world ARLENE MARIE HALEY Ar As quiet as a nun’s hen DANIEL H. HAMILL Danny Bread, love, and a swimming pool 1958 JAMES M. HANLEY Chico So little done . . . so much to do DIANE ELAINE HARP We walk by faith MARY REBECCA HAPP Becky Better be happy than wise JUDITH ANNE HART Judy Silence more musical than any song 29 MICHAEL J. HART Work is a form of nervousness ARTHUR G. HAUS Character is higher than intellect JACK HAYWARD Limey Every Jack must have his Jill LARRY R. HEFFER Still waters run deep JOHN H. HELLER Jack Order is Heaven’s first law ELAINE DALE HENDRICKS P inkey Sings like a lark PHILIP M. HENRY As true as steel ROBERT HERR The rest is silence ALLYN E. HETZKE Amor vincit omnia MARILYN SUE HICKS I am wealthy in my friends 30 ROBERT W. HIGHAM Tis deeds must win the prize RICHARD D. HILL Dick Ambition should be made of sterner stuff ROY K. HILL I am not a pessimist GAIL JOANNE HIPP Hippy Obedience is the mother of success DAVID F. HOUGH Dave None but the brave deserve the fair CARROL LOUISE HOULE Bebe Virtue is like a rich stone GEORGE HORETH There ' s a time for all things NORMA B. HOULE Powered with stars HOWARD EARL HOVEY Howie Possess your soul with patience ANN LAUREL HOYT Hoy tie Has anybody seen my guy? JAMES L. HUFF Most musical, most melancholy! 31 LINDA LOU HUFF Lin Don’t tell everything you know LOIS JEAN HYSNER Quiet people are welcome everywhere BONNIE LEE INGRAHAM Bon . . sweeter than the day before CHARLOTTE ANN JARDINE Chad A good heart s worth gold MICHELLE JOHNSON Mitzi I ' ll speak in a monstrous little voicg KATHLEEN M. JERMYN Kathy A heart with room for every joy Class of LAWRENCE JONES Mirth prolongeth life WALTER EDMOND KAISER I enjoy convalescence KATHLEEN KANE Kathy A light heart lives long DAVID L. KAUSCH GAIL KELDER Kushie Fair and softly goes far As mad as a march hare 32 CAROL ANN KING Crisco Happiness is a habit to be cultivated WILLIAM P. KOPP An honest man’s the noblest work of God BRADLEY A. LA BOUR Never do todav what you can put off until tomorrow WILLIAM BERNARD LA COUR Bill I dreampt of love and fame WILLIAM CHARLES LA PAVE Willie I bear a charmed life RICHARD M. LA FORCE Such master, such man JACQUELYN DIANE LAMB Jackie Glasses and lasses are brittle ware 1958 WILLIAM E. LAMBERT III Guillermo Knowledge is power MARY ARLENE LANE I will sing the wondrous story . . . JOYCE PATRICIA LARAE Kit No sky is heavy if the heart is light SANDRA J. LECOMTE Moderation is best 33 GEORGE LEJNIEKS Few things are impossible to diligence and skill ESTHER VIRGINIA LIEBERT Essie Let your light so shine SHARON M. LOGAN Dark with excessive bright WALTER H. LUDEKE Procrastination is the thief of time CAROLYN LUTHER DAVID ALLEN LYON Carol Dave Joy delights in joy I am slow of study DAVID P. MAC ADAM Heaven helps those who help themselves SUSAN MAC ARTHUR Thy voice is a celestial melody DOLORES J. MAHAN Joy cometh in the morning RICHARD C. MAIER Avoid shame, but do not seek glory I 1 ROBERT A. MAIER A man is known by the silence he keeps CAROL MALTHANER To be simple is to be great EDWIN T. MAMBRETTI Eddie The more the merrier SHARON ANNE MANFREDI Every natural action is graceful ELAINE MANGAN Speech sows, silence reaps SHARON JOY MARGESON Sherry Not loud but effective MARVIN D. MATTESON I would help others DONALEE MARGARET MAY Donna Every little helps JAMES B. McAVINNEY Me A Saint abroad and rascal at home THOMAS E. McDonald As large as life and twice as natural GERTRUDE E. McHenry Trudy The silv’ry fabric of a laugh 35 JAMES NORMAN McKAY Jim All’s fair in love and war PATRICK M. McKEON Pat Here comes a man of comfort GAIL McLEAN In the twinkling of an eye . . . MARY MARGARET McLEOD Moose She’s laughing in her sleeve at you WALLACE D. McQUAIG Keep within bounds MICHAEL H. McRAE Skill and confidence are an unconquerable army Class of ALFRED D. MEYERS Al My heart is a lone hunter THOMAS MICELI IRENE T. MILAZZO Well fed, well taught Rente The only way to have a friend is to be one men . . . BENJAMIN F. MILES The strength of twenty DAVID F. MILLER Anything for a quiet life 36 I I ROBERT S. MILNE Nets Sober, steadfast, demure SAMUEL J. MONTELLO Sam A little learning is a dangerous thing WILLIAM H. MONTGOMERY Bill You can ask me for any¬ thing . . . except time GERHARD K. MUELLER Gary Therefore thou sleep ' st so sound MARY ELIZABETH MURPHY To tell tales out of school . . . JANET ARLENE MYERS Jan Sweets to the sweet ANDREW W NAZZARO Andy A schoolboy’s tale, the wonder of the hour 1958 CYNTHIA NELLIS Nel I shall die laughing JAMES A. NEUFFER Neuff Facts are stubborn things JOANNE MARIE NEWLYN Quite — but oh my RONALD G. NEWMAN Bowed by the weight of centuries 37 y MARIE LOUISE NICODEMUS Frosty I The breath of life CHARLES GERARD O ' BRIEN Chuck A good mind possess a kingdom DAN T. O ' BRIEN O ' B The man who knows and knows he knows ELLEN O ' CONNELL And Juliet is the sun PATRICK D. O ' HARE As you like it MARILYN JOYCE OTTOMANO Her large, sweet asking eyes PATRICIA L. OWEN Pat • . . . mv kingdom for a horse! CAROL M. PARDEE She adds a orecious seeing to the eye DIANNE E. PAYNE Di Life is sweet WILLIAM CLAUDE PERKINS Perk Elementary, my dear Watson 38 JEAN C. PETERS Jeannie Kindness begets kindness FRANKLYN V. PLANK For all your days prepare SUSAN LINDA POWER Sue Go lovely rose! CHARLOTTE JOANNE PRESTON Life is an ectasy NANCY JANE PRESTON Touch of celestial temper WILLIAM V. QUERNEY Fast on the uptake BEVERLY ANN RAS The gift of gab WILLIAM J. RAWLINGS He has left off reading altogether KAREN JEANNE REED Great joys, like griefs, are silent JAMES E. RHODES Jim And this shall be for music JAMES A. RICHARDSON Jim Gen ' us is 1% inspiration and 99% perspiration SHARON LYNN RILEY By the work one know ' S the workman BRUCE GERALD ROBINSON Marvel of the cinder path . . . JOHN ALLAN JOSEPH E. ROBINSON ROBINSON As upright as the cedar Faint heart never won fair lady BARBARA IVY ROBSON Barb Perfection is no trifle JUDITH ANN ROESSER Judy God is proud of those who are tall Class of RICHARD JAMES ROMIG That man’s silence is wonderful to listen to BONNIE LOUISE ROOT Busy people are never busybodies ANNETTE CLARE RYBKE Stuby The vital glow GAIL C. SAFFRAN A fair face is half a fortune JOSEPH A. SCARPULLA Joe I shall not pass this way again 40 SANDRA SCHMANKE HELEN SCHOLZE The very pink of courtesy Great souls endure silently MARI-ANN SCHUMAKER A peace above all earthly dignities LYNN E. SEARLS Clem I like a quiet life NORMA SHERWOOD Often a silent face has voice and words I ANNE SHAW Be what thou seemest 1958 BARBARA SMITH . . the spirit giveth life BARRY L. SMITH Actions speak louder than words DEAN SMITH Deano Better late than never EDWARD SMITH Grammar school never taught me anything about grammar MARY MARGARET ANNE SMITH Marge Friendship is a sheltering tree 41 PAUL SMITH Fate tried to conceal him by naming him Smith PETER SMITH . . . but a good cigar is a smoke RICHARD D. SPALL Deacon Wherefore art thou. Romeo — in the corridor, mayhaps? MICHAEL S. SPEZIALE Mike To perfect diligence noth¬ ing is difficult RONALD C. SPRING Th en westward ho! JOHN J. STANDING Stand Better know nothing than half know BEVERLY JANE STANIN Bcv Neptune’s Darling ROBERTA ARLENE STILLMAN Virtue is its own reward JEFFREY R. STONEHAM Stonie No limits but the sky DAVID F. SWARTZ The sum of earthly bliss ADALE ELIAR TANNOUS The light shineth in the darkness ROBERT H. TESCH Bob For man is . . . master of his fate PATRICIA ELIZABETH THOMAS Pat A perfect woman nobly planned LINDA MARGHUERITE TINELLI Imagination rules the world - -i. ' Vi ' f ¥ BONNIE LEAH TRIPP JOHN UNGAR On with the dance! To be or not to be . . . KAY CYNTHIA VAN VEGHTEN Beauty is its own excuse for being JUDITH C. VAN WICKLIN Judy Virtue and sense are one DONNA JEAN VINTON RENE WAGNER Pinky Variety: that is my motto oweet mercy is nobility s true badge 43 WILLIAM G. WALKLEY Bill Quick on the trigger CALEB 1. WARE Each man for himself BETTY JANE WEBB B. J. Joy makes us giddy DOUGLAS A. WEINING Schine Too busied with the crowded hour NORMAN C. WELD Pete Many small make a great Class of GLORIA MARIE WYERTS Things are seldom what they seem DONALD E. WETHERELL Pizza Himself to sing and build the lofty rhyme NANCY WHARMBY Hank Art is the perfection of nature JENNIE WILLIAMS Least said, soonest mended JOHN L. WILLIAMS A daring pilot in extremity JOYCE WILLIAMS My heart is true as steel 44 ROGER C. WILMIER Rabbi Tomorrow to fresh woods and pastures new GAIL JOAN WILSON Woody As I am, so I see GERALD M. WILSON Let me go where’er I will KATHLEEN WILSON She is pretty to walk with JAMES A. WYANT Jim He ' s a sure card RUTH JENNIE ZIMMERMAN Zim More lovely than Pandora BEVERLY ZOK All s well that ends well JOANNE ELWELL No wealth like the quiet mind 1958 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS R. Higham, President; D. Gosling, Vice President; C. Nellis, Treasurer; M. Nicodemus, Secretary 1 ' 1 1 1 45 Tomorrow Calendar of Events S.A. Assembly .. . October 9 Senior Reception . . December 11 Christmas Assembly . December 20 Snow-Ball . January 24 Marshall vs. Franklin . February 28 Student Day . March 28 Senior Play . April 25 S.A. Elections . May 19 Graduation . June 20 Preparing for the Snow-Ball The S.A. Assembly A tense moment in the Senior Play The Big Game 46 Eternal Memories m 0 . ..V AvlLv?vl- • •. ' J‘V fr !r: . tl ' - ; ' (fe ' Ir- ' i•??..• i;?T ' - V« i:« .r -S-a� f • i-f-Mr Vis Student Association Officers Phyllis Heberger. Treasurer; Leonard Gross, President: Charles Calhoun. Vice-Presi¬ dent; Gail Bush, Secretary. Executive Council The John Marshall Executive Council consisted of the Student Association officers, the elected grade representatives, various commissioners of school activities, and the representatives of the faculty — Mrs. Barry and Mr. Hoffman. Acting as the ruling branch of the student government, the general functions of this council were to give final approval or disapproval to all measures passed by the Legislature and to introduce all legislation that benefited the school. Seated: L. Gross. C. Calhoun, G. Bush, P. Heberger, R. Higham, A. Jardine, Mrs. Barry. Standing: J. Myers. R. Zimmerman, K. Jermyn. E. Mambretti. D. Flagg. J. Serveone, H. Rooksby, J. Hayward. R. Usborne, J. Thorpe. Practical Lessons Row One: L Tmdli. C. Fmucane, B. Fordyce, B. Root, J. Biehler, R. Stillman C. Bayi . Row Two: J Roesser, R. Guglielmino. D. Abell, N. Weld T Briggs, E. Liebert, Mr. C. Pardee, N. Wharmby, C. Malthaner, R Zimmerman, R. Ewing. Row Three: A. DuCharme, L. Gross P Henrv R National Honor Society OFFIGERS M. Speziale. B. Fordyce, W. Lambert. 1958 spelled new heights of progress for the John Marshall Chapter of the National Honor Society. Under its new adviser, Mr. Hoffman, and elected officers, Michael Speziale, William Lambert, and Betsey Fordyce, the group undertook a number of important school projects including a seventh grade counselor’s aid program and a new senior incentive and study plan. Flag Guardians W. Lambert. R. Stillman, J. Biehler, M. Speziale. fir 1 1 im M 3 r ‘ 1 1 in Democracy 49 Seniors Seated: B. Lambert, M. Johnson, J. Hayward, W. Haefele, R, Case, R. Ernest. Standing: D. Hamilh B, Smith, W. Hahl, B. LaFave. The Legislature Composed of representatives from every homeroom, the 1957-58 Legisla¬ ture served as the voice of the students in John Marshall ' s representative government. Presided over by Charles Calhoun, Vice President of the S.A. and with the minutes and attendance records kept by Gail Bush, Secretary of the S.A., the Legislature was responsible for the success of the Red Cross Drive, the Memorial Scholarship Drive, the John Quill Sales Campaign, and the sale of football and basketball tickets in the homerooms. Miss Turula and Mr. Goetz, the school’s guidance counselors, served as advisers to the Legislature. Juniors Seated: J. Thorne, D. Clark, Griffin, P. Soscia. Standing: Misel, S. Martin, M. Newman, Jardine, P. Morton, D. Mitchell, O’Hare, R. Prattle, K. Salligan, ' Williams. 50 Sophomores First Row: V. King, B. Doty. Second Row: L. LaBar. J. Dornsife, D. Sene- 1, P. Culhane, M. Davis. Third Row: R. Farrell, D. Laird, G. Butler, G. Goetz, S. Bender. Sub-Freshmen First Row: D. LaFave, G. Leonard, G. Charvela, E. Dingwall. Second Row: J. Purdy, G. Perry, D, Car- stairs, C. Smith, K. Ciravola, B. Bar- tusek. Third Row: D. Mullen, R. Wheeler H. Rooksby, J. Williams, K. (Jfrenberger. Freshmen rstRow: P. McCarthy, D. Hudson, U Gallager. Se cond Row: M. Snow, M Presciutte, B. Aab, C. Ciccariello. third Row: G. Quackenbush, B. He- berger, J. Marino. 51 Scholarship Commission B. Fordyce, R. Usborne, R. Stillman, A. DuCharme, J. Biehler, B. Lambert, M. Speziale. The Scholarship Commission, composed of the seven highest ranking seniors, sought to maintain a high level of scholarship throughout the school. With Roger Usborne as chairman, the commission informed the senior class of available college scholarships and investigated a possible revision of the re¬ quirements for standard bearer and guardian of the flag selections. The Treasury Department, headed by Mrs. Laura Colahan, kept the financial records of the school. Those who assisted Mrs. Colahan were — Phyllis Heberger, Student Association Treasurer, who handled daily deposits: Judy Bartlett and Janet Myers, student bookkeepers, who kept the records of deposits and posting: Geoffrey Bleau and Richard Hill, student messengers: and Barbara Bar and Kathy Wilson, student typists. 1 i 1 f 1 ' % f 1 ' Treasury Department Seated: J. Bleau, J. Myers, P. Heberger. Standing: J. Bartlett, Mrs. Colahan, D. Hill. 52 Rochester Safety Council A. DuCharme, J. Briggs Community Service 1958 saw Marshalls community service program expand to include permanent student representation on the Rochester Junior Safety Council. Appointed as delegates were seniors Arthur DuCharme and Jean Briggs and junior David Mitchell: all of whom worked toward the promotion of safety among teen-agers. In the field of humanitariah service, nine students from all grade levels represented Marshall on the Junior Red Cross Inter-High Council. These students formed the .nucleus of Junior Red Cross activities at Marshall, which ere ighlighted by the enrollment and fund raising campaign held in early As Marshall delegates to the Rochester Association of the United Nations, William Lambert and Elizabeth Tyler strove to bring the United Nations story closer to the student body. United Nations and Red Cross Foreground: United Na¬ tions; B. Lambert, E. Tyler. Background: Red Cross: S. Morgan, S. Calhoun, R. Yust, B. Tweadey, S. Hlue- han. M. Speziale, R. Kane, A. Hoyt. Missing: J. Heller. 53 Rating Clerks First Row: J. Soporito. S. Papegaay, B. King, C. Nar- done, C. Anderson, J. Kram¬ er, E. Dingwall, C. Houck, D. Senecal. Second Row: G. Lee, R. Jones, D. Beane, S. Treichler, A. Schaknow- ski, M. Bristol, D. LaFave, N. Yockel, R. Quackenbush, A. Atkinson. Third Row: J. Busch, N. Baxter, D. Hig¬ gins, J. Quistorf, C. Mal- thaner, D. Copeland, K. Lingl, D. Senecal, G. Hipp, N. Houle, K. Clark, K. Sal- minen, D. Gallucci, C, Yoc¬ kel, C. Baker, D. Nolin, J. B r a d sh a w , S. Makohon. Fourth Row: M. Lane, S. Kuhrt, B. Yust, C. Miller, M. Croucher, E. Johnson, B. Milne, E. Miller, W. Pow¬ ers, P. Ranke, E. Kashuba, J. Rowley, K. Klein, J. Smith, N. Corts. I Rating Commission The Rating Commission, under the direction of Mrs. Olmstead and chair¬ men — Betsey Fordyce and Roberta Stillman, functioned at the close of each report card marking period. The duties of this commission included double checking all rating slips, figuring the median for each grade level, stamping report cards, and arranging the Honor Roll in the main hall. First Row: B. Fordyce, R. Stillman, Mrs. Olmstead. Second Row: C. Houle, B. Maier, E. Tyler, N. Wharmby. Third Row: G. Lejnicks, E. Liebert, P. Henry, J, Smith, M. Smith, C. Kelly, J. Thorne. A., 4, Banking Clerks First Row: K. Preston, G. Weyerts, Second Row: K. McDonald, G. Wil-i son, C. Weirick, N. Dezimm, J. La- Rocca, C. Bottoni, K. Cerra, M. Far¬ rier. Third Row: D. Marafioti, B. Weirick, B. Liddy, J. Christman, M, Jolidon, B. Fordyce, M. Newell, K. Lingl, A. Roguski, G. Gillette, J. Al¬ ter, D. Mengel, G. Heiligman, J. Mc- Ann, C. DelVecchio, P. Smith, S,| Gioia, R. Jones. Fourth Row: P. Hocking, S. Bancroft, J. Benham, J. Klafehn, S, Bennett, J. Roesser, J. Feassl, A. DuCharme, H. Purdy, B. Smith, P. Ranke, G. Clemmons, B. Legg, M. Hanley, J. Watson. 54 Service Corps Ro ' P. Henry,_ S. Hlu an, D. Flagg. T. Metiendi, D Oehlbeck, R. Stillman. Sec- ond Flow: S. MacArthur, J Briggs, C. Pardee. K. Wilson. R. Zimmerman, J. Bradshaw, P. y ® 19 r , B. Armendinger. V lira Flow. R. Bennett, D. Schil , B. Smith, P. Geshwind, D ■ H se, G. Keppen, G. Buehler, D. Mambretti, R. Conkey, Mr. Vetter. Service Corps Traffic Squad The Service Corps this year had an efficient statt of twenty-five juniors and seniors. Under the direction of Mr. Vetter, the duties of the corps included patrolling the halls and doorways, main¬ taining order and neatness in the cafeteria, and managing traffic within the school. Directing student traffic outside the school, patrol- ling the parking lot, and giving the all-clear signal after each fire and air raid drill were the duties of the Traffic Squad, under the direction of Mr. Gerace. The squad was organized in pairs and was led by Norman Weld, captain, and Roger W ilmier, lieutenant. Traffic Squad First Row. N. Weld. B. Lam¬ bert, B. Maier, D. Crawford. Second Row: M. Speziale, T. Alaimo, B. Davy, F. Richens. Third Row: A. Jardine, J. Brown, G. Cox, R. Wilmier, A. DuCharme, W. Piver, P. Smith, C. Calhoun. 55 Foreground: M. Bolger. G. Mueller. P. 7’homas. D. Cofran, W. Haefele, }. Clayton. First Row: P. O Hare. K. Bonadonna. Second Row: J. Cox, J. Briggs. M. Johnson. R. Ewing. C. Pardee, J. Bischoff, D. Gosling. Third Row: S. Margeson. F. Plank. J. McKay. E. Mam- bretti. J. Rhodes. P. Fennessy. D. Huff. K. Cera. B. Webb. Mrs. Brown. Dramatics The Dramatics Department, under the direction of Mrs. Anna Brown, was introduced to many new projects this year. These included student direct¬ ing, analyzing modern plays, and working with make-up. For the enjoyment and interest of the student body the drama students performed many successful productions in assemblies. Stage Crew B. Steinfeldt. N. Exley. D. Abell, C. Calhoun. P. Gesch- wind. M. Smith. 56 I I Radio Workshop The Radio Workship, held in the Memorial Studio, was directed entirely by the students of the radio class. Under the guidance of Mrs. Saunders, the members of the workshop not only publicised school events, but also produced many special programs for the enjoyment of the entire school. SPORTS ANNOUNCERS B. Higham, R. Usborne Radio Engineers Foreground-. W. Reichardt. Background-. D. Green, A. Fitzgearld, G. Walzer, T. Bernt, B. Wagner, A. Kerl- ing. 57 First Row: P. Morris, G. Castellano, S. Lamphier, G. Anderson, D. Barday, B. Blanchard, S. Crandell, S. Griffin, M. Stoddard, M. Lipp, G. Wilson, S. Beikirch, K. Cerra, J. Cote. Second Row: I. Milazzo, A. Emerson, R. Ewing, R. Klusek, L. Huff, V. Rosen- treter, S. Bieber, D. Toner, C. Houle, N. Houle, M. Johnson, M. Scheible, J. Gilman. Third Row: R. Milne, W. McQuaig, A. Jardine, R. Rapp. W. Frank. W. Stegeman, R. Baily, R. Chafer, N. Rusko, R, Virkus, D. Graver, D. Morton, A. Caruso, W. Wood, E. Mambretti, R. Mundt. Fourth Row: S. MacArthur, D. Hendricks, D. St. John, C. Preston, J. Lamb, A. Hartsiel, P. Fennessy, H. Scholtz, B. Webb, J. Eynon, B. Allardice, D. Will, J. Myers. Missing: D. Wetherell, N. Baker, J. VanWicklin, E. Mangan, S. Gibaut, M. Brightman, B Camper, D. Leppla, A. Hetzke, C. Ware. OFFICERS E. Mambretti, S. Beikirch, W. McQuaig, D. Hendricks, ’ Senior Choir Working, learning, enjoying —these words aptly summarize the efforts and aims of the John Marshall Senior Choir this year. After a slow start in the fall, during which much time was spent in developing vocal fundamentals and good musicianship, the group, directed by Mr. George Corwin, progressed steadily, presenting performances at Christmas and Easter. Highlighting the spring season was the choir’s competition in the New York State School Music Association festival held at Ithaca during mid May. 58 First Row: Mr. Corwin, C. Baker, C. Bilby, B. Vivian, B Turner, M. Caton, P, Sharpe, M. Bircher, S. Weldon, J. Simone, Simone, C. Lammes, LI. Kalamasaff, L. Bertie, S. Papegaay, M. Johnson, K. Ciccanillo, W, MacLarty. Second Row: C. Bishop, P, Yoemans, K, Caper, A. Webster, I. Tripoli, C. Hanson, S. Griffin, J. Gosnill, E. Nicodemus, J. Kern, M, Snow, K. Bettus, J. Marino, E. Petrillo. Third Row: H. Rooksby, B. Heberger, R. Weller, G. Quackenbush, R. Wehbring, L, Balsama, S, Mitchell, R. Jackson, G. Nelson, J. Simonelli, F. Genthnec, D. Angle, L. Kosel, G. Welsh, R. Offenberger. Fourth Row: G. Perry R Schnieder, T. Schiltz, D. Mullen, G, Scardino, P. Ciravola, D. Carstairs, R. Quackenbush, G. Fisk, G. Schwonke, K. Mundt, R. Lefebire, B. Bilby, B. Riffle. Fifth Row: K. Beane, J. Healy, M. LaBar, D. Simpson, K. Miller, J. Alter, S. White, K. Lingl, J. Williams, M. Holtzgarner, B. Grossman, J. Purdy L. Papa, P. Helrkins, L. DeVisser, D. Gallucci, Choir OFFICERS L. Balsama, J. Simone, R. Jackson, E. Nicodemus. The John Marshall Junior Choir, composed of ninety-four members from the eighth and ninth grades, learned basic music fundamentals and vocal patterns. The highlight of the group’s experience was a spring concert at which Mr, Corwin directed them in such songs as “Beautiful Savior’’, “The Yellow Rose of Texas’’, and “Finlandia”. 59 First Ffow: D. Seeley, J. Busch. J. Briggs, M. Croucher, J. Klimm, C. Ware, M. Davis, B. Padget, D. Goodchild, J. Malin. Second Row: R. Ewing, J. Haupenthal, M. Beamish. R. Jones, B. Baldeck, R. Prattle, J. Smith, J. Francis, Mr. Thrall, J. Smith, S. Lecomte, L. Hu£F, S. Ballerstein, B. Edgett, D. Beane, J. Renner, S. DuFour. Third Row: S. Fiore, R. Suhl, D. MacAdam, D. Green, R. Cigna, J. Huff, B. McCone, E. Miller, B. Currie, D. Snively, N. Giese, R. Seeley. W. Haefele, D. Petranto, L. Rasbach. Missing: A. Emerson. M. Groth, W. Hahl, R. Schumaker, P. Socia, M. McRae, L. Vroom. Senior Orchestra OFFICERS M. Davis, J. Smith, B. Currie, R. Ewing, W. Haefele. Orchestra First Row: J. Renner, J. Haup¬ enthal, M. Beamish, D. Beane, J. Vought, G. Greco. Second Row: D. Harris, M. Sander¬ son. C. Lambert, P. Rizzo, B. Betlem, A. Hosley, Mr. Thrall. Missing: J. Chapman. 60 I f Firs ?ou.: G Alter C. Bianchi. D. LeRoy, E. Hill, J. Jereckos, B. ith, D. Nolin, C. DeHond N. Baxter. Second Row: C. Weirick. B. Edqett, A. Olson, P Hill, E. Whitney, J. Scholze, D. Tyler, Mr. Thrall. L. Mc- Conkey, S. Kirby, E. Bonsignore, S. Strogen, D. Davison. B. Easton, R. Jones. T nrd Row: J. Gridley, R. Knights. B. Weirick, R. Whitney, F. Burns, R. Davy, R. Coakley, G. Johnson, D. Crawford, J. Schieman, B. Hagreen. D. Happ, P. Shay, D. Grundke, R. Riggs, R. Goelner. Fourth Row: R. Holtman, R. Seeley, F. Bianchi, B. Steinfeldt, F. Hoyt, D. Turk, S. Bennett, S. Kuhrt, E. Leibert, P. Nash, J. Tyo, J Brazier, C. Petterson, D. Schultz. Missing: J. Bischoff, R. Julian, R. Misel, J. Schmitt. D. MacAdam, G. Cox. Blue Band OFFICERS D. Happ, B. Steinfeldt, B. Hagreen, R. Jones. Red Band First Row: C. DeHond, D. LeRoy, J. Jereckos, C. Bianchi, G. Alter, J. Gridley, R. Riggs. Second Row: R. Marifioti, N. Wolfe, N. Klick, J. Bolster, R. Hahn, M. LeComte, R. Pascale, C. Weirick. Third Row: T. Glenn, L. O Conner, G. Maier, R. Warfield, J. Werner, I. Schmitt. J. Young. R. Culver, R. Smith. Fourth Row: J. Hanlon, J. Schieman, Mr. Thrall, D. Flood, D. Gallagher. Missing: J. Bates. C. Boltwood, J. Dukes. 61 First Row: B. Baldeck, L. Rasbach, R. Zimmerman, M. McR ae, D. Snively, R. Suhl, B. Smith, C. Pardee. Second Row: J. Ainsworth, D. Higgins, S. Thomas, L. HufF, R. Prattle, L. Coppard, J. Thorpe, J. Bianchi, B. Easton. Third Ro w: R. Dewey, B. Hagreen, J. Smith, B. Root, J. Smith, N. Giese, H. Scholze, D. Weining, J. Cavalaro. Fourth Row: R. Bennett, R. Cigna, R. Case, S. Fiore, C. Ware, R. Petranto, S. Ballerstein, J. Francis, J. Rhodes, L. Vroom. Fifth Row: D. Corson, W. Haelele, R. Tweady, B. Davy, P. Henry, B. McCone, G. Lejenicks, Mr. Thrall, G. Cox, B. Currie. Missing: M. Groth, P. Soscia, R. Schumaker. Wind Ensemble OFFICERS M. McRae. W. Haefele, B. Davy, R. Case, B. Currie, B. McCone. Bands and Orchestra “A Workout ” The school year 1957-’58 brought many changes to the instru¬ mental department of John Marshall High School, under the direction of Mr. Roy Thrall. The most significant change was the establishment of a new organization, the Wind Ensemble, This group was composed of forty-eight of the most select musicians and because of its small size, was able to play a more difficult and varied selection of music. The Wind Ensemble was the only group in Rochester to be selected to play for the annual New York State School Music Association Con¬ vention in the Eastman Theater on December sixth. The other organizations under the instrumental department were the Red Band, formerly called the Junior Band; the Blue Band, for¬ merly called the Senior Band; the Junior Orchestra; and the Senior Orchestra. Each group elected its own officers dnd student conductor and participated in the New York Music Association festival held at Ithaca during mid May, 62 Bookstore Mr. DeLong. V. Rosentreter, R. Ewing, N. Perona, K. Fisher, C. Kelly, W. Narramore, L. Reilly, P. Vogel, B, Fordyce, L. Tinelli, B, Root. i V ' J Token Office E. Tyler, J, Bianchi, D, Seeley, S, Bancroft, A, Hoyt, Foreground-. Mr. Wright Audio Visual First Row: D. Mullen, S, Trerch- ler, C. Fisk, D. Billings, D. Le- Roy, G. Alter, J. Adams, R, Mara- fioti. Second Row: T. Burdt, J, Feasel, M. Matteson, D. Garlic, D, Butler, B. Ryan, Third Row: J. Bradshaw, R, Smith, G, Welch, R. Gillette, R. Blake, J. Rowley, B. Legg, A, Caruso, G. Schneible, T, Pierce, D. Wallace, L, Keefer, R. Offenberger, K. LaMont, B, Cordy. Fourth Row: R. Witkow- ski, P. Chafer, J. Ritchie, R, Vir- kus, J. Martin, C. Hutchins, H. Rooksby, C, Thorne, D. Koster, D, Moffett, P. Morton, D. Witkow- ski, M. Smith, R. Champagne, A. Pedersen, G. Buehler, J, Perry, R. Weigel. 63 P. McCarthy, G. Bush. S. Martin, S. Margeson, J. Cavoti, C. Baker, C. Nellis, S. Calhoun. K. Jermyn. M. Bell. C. Newman. Lunchroom Cashiers Cashiering in the lunch lines and set¬ ting up foods for sale were all part of the lunchroom cashiers’ job. The girls were on duty every day, always ready to lend a hand and facilitate the pur¬ chase of lunches. First Row. N. Perona, }. Kramer, J. Denk, C. Vito. C. Houck, R. Stillman. Second Row: M. Bolger, N. Baxter. B. Betlem, S. Carson, G. O Connell. S. Riley, C. Ambrose, K. Khuns. Third Row: S. MacArthur, B. Shaffer, B. Legg, P. Fennessy. G. Kelder, D. Senecal, J. Dornsife, C. Houle. P. Culhane, N. Dezimm, J. Janowicz. Library Aides This year’s trained group of “Hooty’s Helpers,” under Miss Hilfiker’s direc¬ tion, performed many duties in John Marshall’s ever-expanding library. Among these were shelving, cataloging, mending, and charging books and mag¬ azines. Various group field trips sup¬ plemented the training. Standing: S. Wangman. K. Rowley, S. Gibaut, J. Myers, J. Bartlett, G. Hipp, C. Beane, L. Lurz, D. Simpson. K. Brown, D. Reinagel, M. Hicks, G. Gaylord, }. Heller, C. O’Brien, M. Matteson, R. Garlic. Sitting: R. De Crescentis. C. LeRoy, }. Marianetti, M. Bristol, B. Ras, J. Peters. C. Milanetti, D. Smith, J. Williams, L. VanPutte. M. Cimo. Student Secretaries Among the multi-fold duties of the student secretaries was valuable assis¬ tance in the main office. Comprised of over twenty-five students, the group also lent a helping hand as messengers and typists under the auspices of the counselors and department heads. 64 Beta Hi-Y Forming the backbone of the Beta Hi-Y Club this year were a host of new sophomore and junior members. Their enthusiasm, coupled with the experience of the senior members, resulted in a broad program of successful service projects, recreational activities, and athletic events. Mr. Wood, the club adviser, and elected officers Mike Speziale, Steve Hluchan, Bob Maier, find Tony Alaimo provided leadership and initiative. Sitting: Mr. Wood, M. Speziale, S. Hluchan. R. Marks, R. Maier. Standing: M. Smith. W. Lambert, J. Thorne, A. DuCharme, F. Hoyt. P. Geschwind, W. Stegeman, A. Alaimo. Future Teachers of America The Elmer W. Snyder Chapter of the Future Teachers of America con¬ tinued its important role in an effort to meet the new national demands for broadened education training. Again under the able guidance of Miss Hil- fiker, the club elected officers Ellen O Connell, Mary Lou Bolger, Linda Tinelli, Gary Buehler, and Suzanne Bucholtz. Cadet teaching in area grade schools provided valuable training for senior members. Jk ■Lw. S .w 1 v First Row: M. Deutsch, R. Stillman, K. Riedel, S. Donovan. P. Kin- How. Second Row: S. Bucholtz, M. Bolger, E. OConnell, L. Tinelli, G. Buehler. Third Row: J. Janowicz. P. Hill. M. Dewey. J. Conocchioli. M. Newman_ C. Pardee. D. Cook, G. Heiligman, D. Heinrich, J. Gosnell, D. Davison, Fourth Row: P. Best, S. Chittenden, P. Dodd r D K I KT Hysner. S. Mingers, P. Keavin, C. Rasbach, N. Corts, N. Preston, M. Preagan. Theta-Sigma Eta Tri-Y Marshall ' s Theta Sigma Eta boasted a very diversified program of events in 1958. Under the guiding hand of president Pat Fennessy, the club par¬ ticipated in both athletic and social programs, interspersed with specially- planned service projects. Success was the product. First Row: K Cerra, S Sleeman, S. Feeley, J. Newlyn, B. Barr. Second Row: C Cullen, S. Charlton, P. Fennessy, K. Reed. Third Row: C. ’ G. Donnelly. N. Houle, J. Myers, B. Webb, J. Bartlett, H Sholze, J. Peters. K. Crosby. 65 John Learning Editors R. Usborne, Miss Dunn, N. Wharmby, M. Speziale. Managing Editor __Michael Speziale Co-Editors .. Roger Usborne, Nancy Wharmby Layout Editors _ Jean Biehler Steven Hluchan General Adviser __ Miss Dunn Senior Editor --.Ruth Zimmerman Grinds Editors _ Judith Roesser, Rowland Bennett Sports Editors _ Norman Weld, Betsey Fordyce Statistics Editor . Roberta Ewing Classwork Editor _Linda Tinelli Activities Editor __Carol Malthaner Photographers .....Larry Coppard, Richard Romig Proof Reader _ _Joanne Clark Typist ______...Barbara Robson Vriters ____Donna Cook, Johanna Smith, Sabra Ballerstein, Karen Wilson, Judy Bradshaw, Edward Johnson, Judy Klafehn, Carolyn Kelly, Alison Wil¬ liams, Joanne Heller, Phyllis Heberger, Elizabeth Tyler, Kay Fisher, Larry Vroom, Walter Reichardt, Robert Davis, Warren Piver, Harold Geschwind, James Thorne, Charles Calhoun, Arthur DuCharme, Robert Maier, Donald Casperson, Jack Hayward. General Staff Standing: S. Hluchan, J. Clark, J. Roesser, R. Bennett, R. Zim¬ merman, C. Malthaner, L. Ti¬ nelli. Sitting: R. Stillman, J. Biehler, N. Weld, B. Fordyce, R. Ewing. 66 Quill Art Staff Foreground: G. Gordon, R. Hanson, A. Hetz- ke, J, Bircher, Second Row: M. Davis, D. Elliot, Mrs, Schlenker, W. Hamilton, P, Brice, Third Row: B, Merritt, S, Riley, E. Mack, Art Co-Editors . Gail Gordon, Sharon Riley Art Adviser . ... .Mrs, Schlenker Business Adviser __Nlr, Thayer Advertising Adviser ..Mr, Swanson Layout Manager .Betty Frank Secretary ...Joan Beiter Committee _ _ Daniel Hamill, Donald Casperson, Linda Huff, Mari-Ann Schumaker Sales and Distribution Adviser .....Mr. Ley Committee -- Judy Morgan, Sabra Ballerstein, Alison Williams, Pamela Kinslow, Pat Keavin, Jackie Parish, Marilyn F arrier, Barbara Hunt, John Schiemann, Standing: M, Schumaker, E. Frank, D, Hamill, Mr. Swanson, D. Casperson. Business and Advertising Sales and Distribution Sitting: J. Morgan, S. Baller¬ stein, A. Williams, P. Kinslow, M. Farrier. Standing: J. Par¬ ish, P. Keavin, Mr. Ley. J. Schiemann, B. Hunt. 67 Sitting: W. Lambert, R. Zimmerman, Mr. Lammel. Standing: V. King, R. Stillman, J. Conocchioli, B. Smith, B. Root. The Marshall Docket this year head¬ lined seven issues, covering all activities and events of interest to the faculty and the student body. Responsible for the supervision of the publication were Mr. Lammel, faculty adviser, Bonnie Root, editor-in-chief, and the page editors. Just as important, however, were the several students engaged as reporters, columnists, and typists. Editors Sitting: N. Perona, S. Donovan, B. Fordyce, P. Heberger. Stand¬ ing: C. Baker, C. Nellis, Mr. Lammel, J. Klafehn, J. Roesser, P. Keavin, R. LIsborne. 1 Reporters First Row: J. Soporito, A. Wil¬ liams, Mr. Lammel, J. Kramer, M. Ward, Second Row: N. Hor- rocks, J. Christoff, S. Bucholtz, D. Cook. C. Roberts, C. Du- Charme, K. Bindert, D. Charles, R. Ewing, K. Lambert. Third Row: B. Hunt, P. Fenessy, C. Rasbach, S. Kuhrt, J. Wyant, W. Piver, D. Clark, R. Higham. M. Davis. H. Sholze, }. Clark. 68 Marshall Docket Mm !! e 5 i¥?, i- ;= ' -’J’. ' .vr. ’, ' i ' ? � 5f« ?.sr ' i{l:: - - ' C ' t5!; v.’?7’-i ' : «J ■ ■vijt ■ ’ j ' %. ;ti:« ' r ' • • . ‘ A . .1 iJ SN� ' ' ;«sV;.‘-a ' i«,-.: Ml V y vyy Badminton Kneeling: C. Nardone, M. Stoddard, J. Bianchi, }. Mayer, S, Martin, G. Lee, B. Armendinger, S. Donovan, J. Kramer, B. Doty, S. Weyl. Second Kow: M. Briston, N. Perona, C. Rose- krans, N. Andrews, N. Baker, A, Bell, B. Briggs, L. LaBar, J. Conocchioli, J. Malin, J. Heller, K. Lambert, D. Myschuk. Third Row: C. Crandell, B. Gare, J. Carson, B. Hunt, C. Roberts, S. Fiore, M. Lane, L. Reilly, J. Par¬ sons, P. Keavin, C. Karkkainen, D. Senecal, J. Dornsife, S. Gee. Foreground: Frieda Farmen. First Row (seat¬ ed) : S. Paternico, G. Lindcamp, J. Noto, B. Doty. Standing: M. Prescuitti, M. Creagan, B. Coleman, C. Polizzi, M. Arcara, K. Clark, B. Schmanke, D. Nolin, C. Yockel, B. Bain, N. Yockel, M. Stoddard, S. Kirby, D. Senecal, C. Green, K. Khuns. The 1957-58 girls’ sports program, under the direction of Miss Rosenbloom, Mrs. Frank, and Miss Reed, provided fun and friendship for many John Marshall girls. The variety of sports, offered to girls of all grade levels, included soccer, swimming, vol¬ leyball, basketball, stunts and apparatus, tennis, and baseball. The bowling and bad- Soccer Sitting: E. Dingwall, J. Bianchi, B. Armen¬ dinger, W. Edmonds, C. Bottoni. Kneeling: Barb Slye, Carol Rosekrans, Judy Quistorf, B. Clapper, Nancy Perona, Betsey Fordyce, Nancy Baxter, Judy Bradshaw, Jean Peters. Standing: Joanne Heller, Nancy Andrews, Dor¬ othy Senecal, Janice Macininch, Jean Briggs, Pat Keavin, Mary Lane, Diane Higgins, Donna Cook, Judy Malin, Mrs. Frank. Bowling 70 Girls ' Swimming First Row. G. Weyerts, M. Newman, J. Mor¬ gan, P. Kinslow, C. Smith, D. Forbes, C. Nardone, M. Nepri, C. Veto, E. Schakrowski. 6ecW Row. K. Britt, G. Macininch, P. Smith, D. Davison, A. Williams, J. Bush, P. Best, S. Rose, B. Clapper. Third Row: S. Bennett, E Caprio, P. Keavin, Miss Reed, E Fisk C Roberts,_ J. Smith. L. Rasback. K. Salimen, k ' Bindert, D. Heinrick. B. Briggs, B. Armen- dinger, C. Child. UP AND OVER - B. Slye Volleyball First Row: G. Boddy, B. Bartusek, A. W .J- B. Heffer, S. Martin, Bianchi B. Slye, D. Heintz. J. Soporito. Seco DeZimm. J. Bradshaw, N. Baxt Mida Bristol, J. Quistorf, K. Lambert, M Frank, K. Lambert, N. Andrews, E. Christia n, J. Heller, B. Armendinger, D. Beane. Thi Row: N. Perona, D. Higgins, J. Dornsife, Se cal, D Cook, G. Heiligman, J. Conocchic J. Grauwiller, C. Moose. J. Watts, G. O ' Co rh., B. Fordyce. Fourth Row: . Lohflnk, C. Roberts, J. Carson, M. Lane, Fiore, L. Reilly, M. Schumaker, S. Logan, Parsons, P. Keavin, J. Briggs, D. Senecal. minton clubs were so popular that each was divided into two separate clubs. Two special events of the year were the girls’ swimming meet and the student-faculty volleyball game. The clubs began at 3:05 and adjourned at four o clock. Each member of a club who maintained an attendance of eighty per cent received fifteen credits toward her athletic letter. Sports 71 Varsity Cheerleaders Kneeling: W. Edmonds, G. Bush, J. So- porito. Standing: P. Heberger, S. Bailer- stein, C. Pardee, M. Nicodemus, N. Weldon, R. Ewing, J. Biehler. John Marshall’s fans were kept gay and confident through even the most trying games this year because of the never-ceasing spirit of our cheering squad. Their joyful chants and peppy cheers bolstered the morale of both the players on the teams and the rooters in the stands. Under the supervision of Mrs. Frank, the varsity cheerleaders, headed by Gail Bush and Marie Nicodemus, cheered at the football and varsity basketball games. The junior var¬ sity squad, directed by Jackie Clayton, led the soccer and junior varsity basketball teams on to victory. JUMP — Kneeling: P. Heberger, S. Bal- lerstein, N. Weldon, R. Ewing, J. Biehler. Tumping: J. Soporito. C. Pardee, G. Bush, M. Nicodemus, W. Edmonds. J.V. Cheerleaders Center: J. Clayton. Circle: L. VanPutte. M. Newman, S. Bucholtz, M. Hicks, C. Baker, C. Nellis, M. Davis. Jump! 72 Cheerleaders Majorettes Serving as captain for the third suc¬ cessive year, Kathy Jermyn and the varsity majorettes worked out several striking routines with the baton. These clever girls led the Marshall delega¬ tion in the Memorial Day Parade once again this year. The group practiced regularly on Wednesday afternoons. Gail McLean worked with Kathy as co-captain. The junior varsity squad was headed by Joanne Conocchioli. Varsity Majorettes K. Jermyn, J. Parish, J. McPhail. A. Hoyt, G, McLean, J. Nolan, C, Roberts, B. Webb, M, Hicks, Water Ballet Under the direction of Miss Reed, the water ballet team, made up of some of Marshall s better girl swimmers, practiced every Thursday afternoon at four o clock. The girls learned pre¬ cision timing and gracefulness in the water. Besides forming patterns while swimming, they swam in time with music. J.V. Majorettes Kneeling: D. Geisler, J. Orrico, B. Tripp, T. Reinholtz. Standing: R. McCoy, J. Conocchioli, P. Pike. Seated: J. Cox. G. Heiligman, K. Lohfink. Water Ballet C. Smith, D, Forbes, N. Baxter, D, Hein¬ rich, B. Briggs, K, Bindert, K, Salminen, C, Roberts, M, Lane, J. Briggs, Majorettes... Water Ballet 73 MARSHALL SPLASHERS AT PRACTICE M. McRae. R. Wilmier. Coach Geracc SCORES Marshall 61 Charlotte 25 Marshall 47 Monroe 39 Marshall 71 East 14 Marshall 68 Madison 16 Marshall 58 Franklin 28 Marshall 61 Edison 25 Marshall 62 Jefferson 18 Marshall 58 West 27 The Jurist swimming team splashed its way to the Interscholastic League Championship by stacking up eight consecutive victories in league meets this year. While piling up points at the meets the boys broke pool records at Marshall, Jefferson, and Edison. Under the capable guidance of Coach Gerace, assisted by co-captains Roger Wilmier and Mike McRae, the team led the league in victories. Con- sistant winners were Dan Hamill, Bill Naramore, Tom Brown, Jim Brown, Bill Stegeman, Chuck Calhoun, and John Ritchie. Highlight of the season was the first meet in which the finmen broke arch rival Charlotte’s two year winning streak. First Row. IT Dewey. J. Ritchie. F. Richens, T. Brown. W. Yust. M. McRae. D. Lawrence. J. Culhane D LaFave. Second Row. R. Wilmier, F. Hoyt. D. Hamill. W. Naramore, M. bmith. C. Fredericks. R. Ahrens. Coach Gerace, Larry Vroom. }. Brown, C. Calhoun, W. otegeman. D. Crawford. «LY. WHEN lEvarrtoH Swimming SCORES Marshall . Interscholastic -. 9 League Jefferson _ 3 Marshall _ 4 Edison _ _9 Marshall . . 7 Monroe . 2 Marshall . _ . ...18 Franklin _ _0 Marshall ... . ... 5 West _ _0 Marshall ... _ 6 Charlotte . . 2 Marshall . _ 9 East __ _0 Marshall -. . 9 Madison . .. . 3 Marshall. Section V Tournament -- 2 Brockport . ..0 Marshall .. . ... 2 West _ .1 Marshall . 3 Edison _ _9 THE WILL TO W IN (D S C photo) B. Nesbitt Again this year Coach Gerace came up with an excellent team, with seven wins and one loss in Interscholastic League play. After winding up in second place the powerful Jurists went on into Sectional play. They beat Brockport and West High, but lost to a superior Edison team. The team was sparked by a keen sense of competition, good humor, and an overwhelming will to win. Larry Heffer and co-captains. Bill Nesbitt and Norm Weld, were selected to the All-Scholastic first team, Ted Kelsey to the second team, and Lenny Gross, Andy Nazzaro, and Bob Higham received Honorable Mention. First I ow: R. Marafioti, P. Weld, A. Robinson. F. Zwerlein, N. Weld, W. Nesbitt, G. Kaiser, R. Romig, R. Heller, R. Mengel, D. Pickworth, R. Mount, F. Beatty, R. Statucki. Second Row: D. Wallace, R. Misel, F. Richens, W. Powers, J. Brown, R. Case, R. Higham, J. Kron, A. Meyers, G. Creswell, M. Speziale, T. Kelsey, B. Davy, R. Dewey, D. Besancon, G. Jepson, M. McRae. Third Row: E. Johnson, W. Piver, L. Gross, D. Mitchell, D. Hamill, D. Gosling, J. Thorne, R. Milne, L. Heffer, R. Wilmier, A. Nazzaro, Coach Gerace, G. Grau. Soccer 75 First Row: D. Smith, D. Casperson, R. Ernest, J. Hayward. R. Guglielmino, D. Lyon, R. Carroll. Second Row: G. Clem¬ mons, D. DellaVella, S. Bender, M. O ' Connell. Third Row: Coach Davis. Coach Greibus, Coach Heinrich. Fourth Row: J. Clare, W. Warfield, V. Balsamo, A. VanScooter, B. W eeks, L. Biehler, L. Files, J. Cavallaro, B. Miles, J. Contestable, F. Erdle, T. Frank, R. Usborne, F. Romano, J. Rhodes, J. Gilmore, R. Speziale. G. Goetz, B. Campbell, D. Cravier, B. Alman, P. Soscia, R. Emma, R. Heberger, D. Chapman, K. Klein, N. Bartolf, D. Vaccaro. The 1957 football team started off the sea¬ son in outstanding form by trouncing Edison and Franklin, two good teams. These perform¬ ances won the team much acclaim and praise by sportswriters, coaches, and opponents. Excellent coaching, as shown by the open¬ ing games, was provided by Mr. Davis, who was assisted by Coaches Heinrich and Greibus. ‘ HOW, COACH?■’ Coach Davis and players After being hard hit by flu and loss of key men, the team had a tough time throughout the remaining part of the season. Marshall boys honored by the city papers were: Don Casperson, All-Scholastic First Team and Gary Clemmons, Don DellaVella, Russ Guglielmino, and Jack Hayward, Honor- ' able Mention. SCORES 1957 Interscholastic League Marshall. _35 Edison 0 Marshall.... _40 Franklin . 6 Marshall_ .... 7 Madison . 14 Marshall .. 13 West . 41 Marshall 7 Jefferson .. 27 76 Football Wrestling Foreground-. R. Alman. B. Miles. First Row. D. Gallager. P. Weld, N. Bartolf, Coach Davis, J. Caval- laro, J. Malin, P. Edgeton. Second Row: D. McKercher, W. Haefele, S. Bender, R. Kitz, L. Jones, M. Cronmiller, D. Swartz, S. Carlin, R. Lazier. Third Row: A. Cuarino. F. Romano, C. Lejnieks, R. Ernest, J. Shawhan, A. Jardine, W. Wat¬ kins, J. Shannon, D. Micciche. Last winter’s wrestling team finished the sea¬ son with five wins and three losses. The top winners, coached by Mr. Davis, were the 1957 Sectional Champs Bob Alman and Ben Miles. Benny also won the award for the 1956-57 sea¬ son’s outstanding city wrestler. Two other constant winners were Dick Ernest and Dick McKercher. The 1957 track team, coached by Mr. Davis, com¬ pleted the season with a record of four wins and four losses. Outstanding team members were Dave Heiligman, Jim Brown, Dick Colt, Pete Crellin, Art DuCharme, and Andy Nazzaro. John Armendinger, Bob Cairns, Jim Brown, and John Thorpe took second place in the mile relay at an American Legion Invitational Track Meet late last season. Track First Row: C. Coloney, T. Brown, R. Lazier, N. Bartolf, |. Duck. Sec¬ ond Row: M. O’Connell, P. Mc- Keon, T. Kelsey, R. Colt, B. Rob¬ inson, B. Lambert, C. Walzer, D. MacAdam, S. Carlin, R. Cugliel- mino, R. Marks, R. Carroll. Third Row: Coach Creibus, D. Flagg, J. Armendinger, P. Crellin, J. Brown, R. Chamberlain, R. Usborne, D. Witkowski, N. Ceise, D. Haefele, D. Lyon, Coach Davis, Fourth Row: W. Copp, T. Marvin, J. Thorpe, R. Miller, T. VanDuzer, R. Wilmier, D. Miller, A. Du¬ Charme, A. Nazzaro, R. Lippa, D. Heiligman, B. Cairns, D. Mitchell, R. Ahrens. Wrestling ...Track 77 Kneeling: D. Cofran, Coach Bushnell, J. Beehler, W. Lambert. Standing: N. Weld, T. Compton, P. O Hare, R. Higham, D. Casperson, D. Gosling, W . Currie, T. Brady, D. Smith, A. Nazzaro, L. HefiFer, Cass. John Marshall’s 1957 58 basketball team began the year with a string of eight consecutive wins. The boys ran up a 7-1 record in the first half of the Interscholastic League season; the second half record was five wins and three losses. The big game of the season was the 55-54 win over previously undefeated Franklin. Because of this game Marshall finished the year in second place in the league standings, and earned a Sectional berth. GOSLING VS. CHARLOTTE {Docket photo) D. Gosling SCORES FIRST HALF SECOND HALF Marshall-Spencerport 59-31 65-35 Marshall-East 48-43 46-51 Marshall-Charlotte 50-44 45-37 Marshall-West 58-44 82-59 Marshall-Madison 58-43 47-49 Marshall-Jefferson 49-37 51-38 Marshall-Edison 63-46 49-51 Marshall-Monroe 70-54 68-51 Marshall-Franklin Non-league game 46-53 55-54 78 Basketball Baseball Team Foreground: G. Herring. M. Her¬ rick, Coach Bushnell. First Row: J. Beehler, E. Brown. N. Weld, H. Doty. Second Row: D. Smith, W. Dumphy. J. Britt, }. Dobbertin, L. Heffer, D. Justice, A. Jardine, R. Higham. Last spring the Marshall Baseball team came through in great form with a seven to one record in Interscholastic League play. Led by Coach Bushnell and the masterful curves of All-Scholastic pitcher Ron Spring and hitting of All-Scholastic Harry Doty the team went on into the Sectionals. At Victor, against Geneva, one big Geneva inn- ing proved too much for the Jurist diamond men, who lost a heartbreaker, two to one. r It T 1 BATTING BETTER BUNTS Coach Bushnell, R. Higham, R. Spring, L. Heffer SCORES Interscholastic League Marshall , 6 Edison 2 Marshall 5 West 4 Marshall . 10 Charlotte 3 Marshall .. 3 Madison 0 Marshall. _ 9 Jefferson ... 3 Marshall. . 3 Monroe .. 2 Marshall- 9 Franklin . 8 Marshall . 0 East .. 2 Sectionals Marshall _ 1 Geneva . 2 Baseball JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL —First Row: D. Vaccaro, D. Tyler, R. Burke, W. Warfield. Second Row: R. Statucki, T. Alaimo, J. Barrett, G. Goetz, P. White, M. Speziale, L. Files, R. Weeks. S. Bender, K. Klein, T. Pierce. Third Row: P- Cronin, G. Malak, D. SchafFer, D. Della Vella, Mr. Coccia, W. Piver, T. Compton, J. Gilmore! G. Cresswell, W. Campbell, D. Bradbury. J.V. Baseball J.V. Basketball The 1957 J. V. baseball team finished jn second place with 3 wins and 1 loss. The team was coached by Mr. Heinrich and Mr. Coccia. Throughout the season the outstanding players were Don DellaVella, Dick Statucki, Gary Malak, and Pat Cronin. Mr. Barney Farnum coached the J. V. basketball team to 7 wins and 3 losses in league play. The season also included many non-league appearances. The regular players were Brian Tunney, Jim Thorne, Tom Vil- liamson, Jim Kron, Bill Nesbitt, and Terry Pierce. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL F rst Row: R. Smith, K. Baker, R. Mount, L. Southcomb, E. Miller, G. Scott, R. Statucki, G. Kaiser. I. Lennon. Second Row: W. Nesbitt, P. Cronin. F. Gay, J. Thorpe, B. Tunney, P. Duff. J. Thorne, G. Malak, J. Kron, T. Pierce. T. Williamson. 80 Junior Varsity Teams Cross Country Foreground: P. Henry, R. Tweady, M. Cronmiller, R. Maier. First Row: J. Geis- ler, P. Burns, Mr. Wright. Second Row: P. Barres, P. Edgeton, R. Jones, J. Cul- hane, M. Hanley, J. Perry, J. Bolster, D. Tyler, M. Smith, P. Morton, W. Cur¬ rie, }. Ainsworth, D. Clegg, R. Colt, B. Robinson, R. Riordon, T.Brown, R.Lazier. Last fall the cross country team, under the coaching of Mr. Wright, finished the season with four wins and four losses to take fourth place in the city standings. The harriers went on to finish an outstand¬ ing third place tie in a field of twenty-three teams at the Section V meet at Geneva, The John Marshall tennis team posted a record of two wins, two losses, and one tie in the 1957 spring season for fifth place in Interscholastic League play. Under the guidance of their coach, Mr. Wright, Jim Rhodes, Bill Currie, and Walt Ludeke played singles, and Mike Cronmiller and Frank Richens played doubles. In the. city doubles championship tournament. Bill Currie and Jim Rhodes fought their way into the finals. Tennis R. Bennett, J. Rhodes, W. Ludeke, W. Currie, S. Hlu- chan. P. Smith, D. Micciche. M. Cronmiller, F. Richens, Mr. Wright. Cross Country.. .Tennis 81 (Above) —C. Retallick, B. Stegeman, T. Frank, J. Pelham. A. Hetzke, R. Henderson. Gymnastics The gymnastic team practicing under the direction of Mr. Eugene Kolocki was a familiar sight in the halls of Marshall. The main event of the season for the team was the champion¬ ship meet of Section V. During the winter, the gymnastic team put on a demonstration for the students at one of the assemblies. (Below)—First Row. B. Gillette, C. Metrano, G. Bonsignore, T. Caruso. Second Row: T. Anderson, B. Champagne, D. Witkowski, T. Glenn, R. Ryerse, D. Miller. Golf Last year’s golf team, coached by Mr. Zona, drove and putted its way to third place in the Interscholastic Golf League with four wins, one tie, and two losses. The team was led by captain Reggie Hen¬ derson, backed up by Jim Pelham, Gary Statucki, and A1 Hetzke. Top underclassmen prospects are Bill Stegeman and Roger Wade. Marshall was represented this year by two bowling teams of five men each, Marshall No. 1 and Marshall No. 2. Varsity No. 1 was a strong contender for first place. The boys bowl at Domm Bros. Bowling Hall. Bob Champaigne had ' the highest game average. Other top scorers were Bob Gillette, Tony Caruso, Dick W itkowski, and Terry Anderson. Bowling (Above)—First Row: J. Culhane, P. Gregoire, J. Smith, B. Heidt, A. Hetzke. Second Row: G. Horeth, J. Ritchie. D. Butler, J. Ainsworth, G. Buehler. Bowling... Golf.. .Gymnastics Portal to knowledge Words live by to Romance? Oh, for a basket! Around Marshall 83 DAVID S. ABELL 70 Dorothy Avenue Greece Central; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3, 4; 8-9 Grade Mixer 1; Student Teacher 1; Stamp Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Washington ' s Birthday Exercises 2; Sadie Hawkin? Dance Cleanup; Docket Reporter 2; Rating Clerk 2, 3; Stage Crew 2, 3, 4; Music and Dramatics Commission 4; Career Day Guide 3; Snow Ball Clean-up 3; Docket Exchange Editor 3, 4; Properties Chairman Jr. Prom 3; Clean-up Jr. Prom 3; Minor Letter Scholarship 2; Major Letter Scholarship 3; Minor Letter Activities 2; Major Letter Activities 3; National Honor Society 4. College GEORGE ADAMS 41 Almay Road Refreshment Committee; 8-9 Grade Mixer 1; Home Room Basketball 1, 2; Audio Visual 2. Service JOHN AINSWORTH 183 Standish Road Greece Central; Jr. Band 1; Sr. Band 2, 3; Wind Ensemble 4; President of Jr. Band 1; Tumbling Team 2; Cross Country 4; National Honor Society 4. College ROBERT S. ALMAN 145 Newfield Drive No. 41; Football 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Alternate Home Room Representative 1; Intramural Swimming 1, 2. College MURLIN W. ALTOFT 62 Morville Drive Home Room Basketball 3; Marshall Day 3; Tennis 2. Work JOHN HENRY BAART 462 Bonesteel Street No. 41 School Work BERNETA MAY BALDECK 2281 Dewey Avenue No. 41; Minor Letter Scholarship 2; Major Letter Scholarship 3; I. H. T. Demonstration 4; Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3, 4 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Sr. Orchestra 4; 8-9 Grade Mixer 1 Poster 2; Senior Band 2; Wind Ensemble 4; Marshall Day 2 Hi - C 2, 3, 4; Graduation Orchestra 1; Teachers ' Meeting Concert 2; Spring Concert 1, 2; All-State Music Festival 1. Work JOHN P. BARROW 360 Flower City Park Sacred Heart; Home Room Representative 2. Work JUDITH BARTLETT 24 Williston Road No. 41; Swimming 1; Social Dancing 1; Bowling 2, 4; Volley¬ ball Play Day 3; Halloween Hop 1; Style Show 2; Home Room Alternate 2; Student Day Teacher 2; Marshall Day 2; Mixer 1; Memorial Day 2; Treas. Bookkeeper 3, 4; S. A. Assembly 4; Ping Pong 1; Honorable Mention 2, 3, 4; Student Secretary 4. Work CHRISTINE MAY BAYNE 1 392 Dewey Avenue Monroe High; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3, 4; Graduation Exercises 3; Hi-C Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Minor Letter Scholarship 3; National Honor Society 4. College CARYL ANNE BEANE 5 Marigold Street No. 41; Student Secretary 3, 4; Bowling 1; Soccer 1; John Quill 4; Docket 3; Social Dancing 2; 8-9 Grade Mixer 1; Senior Tea Aide 1; Picture Representative 1; Secretary Jr. Choir 1, 2; Student Day Teacher 2; Picture Representative 3. College FRANK H. BEATTY 11 80 Britton Road No. 34; Intra-Basketball 1; Cross Country 1, 2; Swimming 1, 2 , 3; Jr. Varsity Basketball 2; Gymnastic Team 2; Tennis 2, 3; Major Letter Athletics 3; Spring Spanish Assembly 1; Chess Club 2; Concessions Basketball Team 2; Marshall Day 3; Hallo¬ ween Painting 3; Rating Clerk 3. SANDRA LEA BEIKIRCH 464 Augustine Street Franklin High School; Bowling 1, 2; Senior Choir 2, 3, 4; Memorial Day Parade 2, 3; Highland Park Bowl 3; Marshall Singers 4; Attendance Aide 1. College JOAN BEITER 70 Bellmont Street Charlotte High School; Scholarship 4; Swimming 2, 3; Hallo¬ ween Hop 1; Memorial Day 2; Spring Concert 3; Docket Re¬ porter 1; Sr. Choir 4; Alternate Rating Clerk 2; Secretary of John Quill 4. RICHARD ALAN BELL 233 Albemarle Street No. 34; Homeroom Basketball 1, 2; Memorial Day Parade 1; Swimming 1. JUDITH BELLOR No. 41; Swimming 1 ROWLAND F. BENNETT No. 7; Minor Letter Scholarship room Basketball 1; Swimming 1 Tennis 3; Minor Letter Sports 2; Major Letter Sports 3; Chess Club 1; S. A. Assembly 2, 3, 4; Marshall Day 2; Docket Re¬ porter 3; John Quill Staff 4; Service Corps 3, 4; Sr. Band 1, 2; Dancing 1, 2. 1 86 Dorsey Road College 590 Seneca Parkway 2; School Award 3; Home- 2; Cross Country 1, 2, 3; 2, 3; Wind Ensemble 3, 4; Sr. Orchestra 2, 3; Band Day 1, Memorial Day Parade 1, 2, 3; All State Orchestra 3, 4; Music Festival 2, 3; Junior Choir 1; Inter-High Band and Orchestra 2, 3; Inter-Junior Orchestra 1; Birthday Exercise Band 3; Hi-C 1, 2, 3, 4; Minor Letter Activities 3; Major Letter Activities 3; National Honor Society 4. College DAVID BESANCON 178 Hoover Drive Greece Central; Saccer Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Swimming Team 1; Science Congress Finals 1, 2, 3; Junior Choir 1; Junior Or¬ chestra 2. College CAROLE ANN BIDWELL 938 Weilond Road Greece Central; Volley Ball 1, Soccer 1; Speedball 1. Work JEAN GERRY BIEHLER 1597 Ridge Road West Greece Central; Honorable Mention 1; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Minor Letter Scholarship 2; Major Letter Scholarship 3; J. V. Cheerleader 3; Varsity Cheerleader 4; Docket Reporter 2; Docket Editor 3,- John Quill Lay-out Editor 4; Bowling 2; Swimming 2; Visual Aids Operator 1; Student Secretary 1; Student Day Teacher 1; Dance Committees 2, 3; Marshall Day 2; Junior Town Meeting 2; Senior Tea 3; Scholarship Commission 4; Assemblies 3, 4; Senior Pictures Secretary 4. College WILLIAM BLANCHARD 1124 Long Pond Road Wrestling 1. Work MARY LOU BOLGER 32Q Electric Avenue St. Salome ' s; Honorable Mention 1, 2; Life Saving 2; Water Safety Aide 2; Water Ballet 3, 4; Memorial Day 2; Library Aide 3, 4; Future Teachers of America Vice President 4; Docket 3, College KARLA BONADONA 94 Florence Avenue No. 41; Dancing 1, 2; Ping Pong 1; Swimming 1; Banking Clerk 4; Student Secretary 1; Marshall Day 2; Junior Prom 3. College JEAN MARIE BONESTEEL 281 Woodcrest Road St. Charles Borromeo; Scholarship 1, 2, 4; Student Day Teacher 1; Homeroom Banking Clerk 2, 3; Career Day 3; Homeroom Representative 4; Co-op 4. Work DIANA JEAN BOOTH 264 Carlisle Street Franklin High School; Attendance Aide 1. JOHN R. BRAZIER 47 Woodside Lane No. 41; Movie Projection 1, 2, 3; Sr. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Minor Letter Activities 3; Wrestling 2; Memorial Day Parade 2, 3; Highland Park Concert 2, 4; State Music Competition 1, 2, 3, 4; Pit Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Cornell Band Day 2. College NANCY J. BREISCH 112 Whitman Road Barnard; Student Aide 2; Jr. Choir 1; Sr. Choir 2; Sr. Play Committee 2; Memorial Day Parade 3; Scholarship 1. College JEAN ELIZABETH BRIGGS 139 Pierpont Street HK t Ti Our Achievements 84 senior statistics Dating the Popular Highland Park Concert 2, 4; State Music Competition 1, 2, 3, 4; Pit Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Cornell Band Day 2. College NANCY J. BREISCH 1 1 2 Whitman Road Barnard; Student Aide 2; Jr. Choir 1; Sr. Choir 2; Sr. Play Committee 2; Memorial Day Parade 3; Scholarship 1. College JEAN ELIZABETH BRIGGS 139 Pierpont Street No. 7; Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4; Water Ballet 2, 3, 4; Life Saving 1, 3; Water Safety Aide 1, 3; Soccer 4; Volleyball 4; Con¬ cessions 2; Snow Ball 2; Home Room Representative Alternate 1; Home Room Rating Clerk 3; Home Room Banking Clerk 3; Docket Reporter 1, 2, 3; F. T. A. 2; Service Corps 3, 4; Jr. Safety Council 3, 4; Sr. Orchestra 1, 2, 4; Graduation Usher 3; National Honor Society 4. EUGENE BROWN No. 41; J. V. Basketball 1, 2, 3; J. V. Baseba Baseball 2 , 3, 4. KATHERINE BROWN College 690 Bonesteel Street 1 ; Varsity College 180 Lexington Avenue St. Stanislaus; Bowling 2; Student Aide 4. Work RICHARD A. BROWN 58 Eglantine Road Barnard. Work JO ANNE BROWNLEE 208 Chesterton Road Greece Central; Student Day Teacher 2; Choir 1, 2; Home Room Alternate 4; Alternate Banking Clerk 4. Work GARY BUEHLER 55 Laura Drive No. 43; Stamp Club 3; F. T. A. 3, 4; Audio Visual 1, 2, 3, 4; Service Corps 3, 4; Marshall Day 2; Memorial Scholarship Drive 3, 4; Memorial Day Parade 2; Minor Letter Activities 3; Treas¬ urer of F. T. A. 4; Dance Clean-up Committee 2, 3; Summer School Office Help 2 , Wrestling 1. College GAIL F. BUSH 186 North Drive No. 34; Bowling 1; Junior Varsity Cheerleader 1 ; Varsity Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Co-Captain 3; Captain 4; Spanish As¬ sembly 1; Memorial Day Parade 1, 2, 3; Memorial Scholar¬ ship Fund 1; Snowball Decorations 1; Attendance Aide 1 ; John Quill Sales 1; S-Day Teacher 1 ; Home Room Representa¬ tive 2; Student Secretary 3, 4; Students Association Secretary 3, 4; Easter Assembly 3; Honor Roll 1; Honorable Mention 2; Docket Reporter 3; Marshall Day 2; Minor Letter Activities 3; Major Letter Activities 3; Executive Council 3, 4. Work DAVID LYNN BUTLER 103 Bryan Street No. 7; Visual Aide 2, 3, 4; Home Room Basketball 1; Office Aide 2; Swimming 1, 2; Soccer 1; Swimming Team 3. Service GREGORY CALLAHAN 293 Driving Park Avenue Franklin. BARBARA CAMPER Greenville Central; Marshall Day 2; Sr. Choir 2 , 3, 4; Spring Concert 3; Minor Letter Scholarship 2; Scholarship 2, 3. THOMAS H. CARDILLO 58 Oriole Street No. 34; Wrestling 1, 2, 3; Service Patrol 3; Swimming 2, 3; Track 2; Soccer 3. Service GAIL SANDRA CARNEY 671 Stone Road Barnard; Scholarship 1, 2 , 3, 4; Minor Letter Scholarship 2; Major Letter Scholarship 3; Ping Pong 1, 2; Social Dancing 1, 2; Badminton 1, 2; Recreation 1, 2; Swimming 2; Bowling 2, 3; Minor Letter Athletics 1; Major Letter Athletics 3; Memorial Day 1, 2, 3; Rating Clerk 1; Student Day Teacher 1; Snow Ball Committee 1; Marshall Day 2; Graduation Exercises 3. College PATRICK CARROLL 253 Summit Grove Park Eastman School; J. V. Baseball 1; Home Room Basketball 3; Student Day Teacher 1. Work RONALD S. CARROLL 216 Lexington Avenue Holy Rosary; Ping Pong 1; Cross Country 2; J. V. Basketball 2; J. V. Baseball 2; Football 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Home Room President 3. College DONALD GEORGE CASPERSON 1 1 Ridgeway Avenue No. 41; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Ping Pong 1; Home Room Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 2 , 4; Home Room Alternate 2, 3; Visual Operator; D-Day Assembly; Touch Down Club 2, 3, 4; Marshall Day 2; Pep Assembly 4; Clean-up Jr. Prom 3; Minor Letter Athletics 2; Major Letter Athletics 3; Memorial Day Parade 1, 2; John Quill Advertis¬ ing 4; Ping Pong Sectional Doubles Champ 1; Home Room Aide 2; All Scholastic Football 4; Athletic Commission 4. College RONALD G. CASE 98 Apollo Drive Greece Central; Jr. Band 1; Sr. Band 2, 3; Wind Ensemble 3, 4; Orchestra 2 , 4; Memorial Day Parade 1, 2 , 3 , 4; Soccer 2, 3, 4; Swimming 1; Tumbling Club 1, 2, 3; H. R. President 4; Student Conductor of Jr. Band 2; Student Conductor of Sr. Band 3; Vice President of Jr. Band 2; Secretary Treasurer Wind Ensemble; Sectional All State Band 2 , 3, 4; All State Band 4; S. A. Assembly 3, 4; Student Teacher 1; 8-9 Grade Mixer 1; Highland Park Bowl 2; Minor Letter Activities. College WILLIAM P. CASS 1429 Ridge Road West Greece Central; Swimming 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Golf 2; Leprechaun Leap 4; Radio Work Shop Director 4; Music and Drama Commission 4; Civil Service Commission 4; Executive for a Day 4; Marshall Day 2; Publicity Director for John Quill Advertising 4; Alternate Rating Clerk 2. Service JANET ANNE CAVOTI 258 Navarre Road No. 17; Memorial Day Parade 1, 2; Student Day Teacher 1; Lunchroom Cashier 2, 4; Senior Pictures Secretary 4; Marshall Day 2; Office Messenger 3; H. R. Rating Clerk 1; Student Aide 4; Tri-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, College KATHLEEN ANN CERRA 108 Barnard Street No. 41; Swimming 1; Social Dancing 2; Bowling 2, Memorial Day 1, 3; Snow Ball 2, 3; Marshall Day 3; S. A. Assembly 2, 3, 4; Career Day 3; Typist on Docket 3; H. R. Alternate Rep¬ resentative 3; Sadie Hawkins 3; Sr. Choir 4; Rating Clerk 2; Banking Clerk 1, 4; Tri-Y 1. College SHEILA MARIE CHARLTON 200 Knickerbocker Avenue Madison; Tri-Y 3, 4; Honorable Mention 3; Marshall Day 2. Work JAMES E. CHRISTMAN 426 Augustine Street Aquinas Service JOANNE ESTHER CLARK 1687 Ridge Road West Greece Central; Honorable Mention 2, 4; Swimming 1; Danc¬ ing 1; Bowling 2; Tennis 2; Museum Guide 2; Marshall Day 2; Memorial Day 2; Docket Reporter 2, 3, 4; Docket Columnist 3; Alternate Rating Clerk 3, 4; Career Day 3; Junior Town Meeting 3; Usher Teachers Meeting 3; F. T. A. 3, 4; Gradua¬ tion Usher 3; Radio 4; Dramatics 4; Library Aide 3; John Quill Statistics 4; Memorial Scholarship Drive 4; Proofreader John Quill 4. College JACQUELYN CLAYTON 18 Duffern Drive No. 41; Badminton 1; Swimming 1, 2; Dancing 1; Bowling 2, 3; H. R. Representative 1, 2; Ping Pong 2; Basketball 3; Alternate Representative 3; Varsity Cheerleading 3; Baseball 2; Snow Ball Committee 3; Captain of Junior Varsity 4; Hon¬ orable Mention 2, 3, 4; Leprecaun Leap 4; Memorial Day Parade 1, 2; Cheerleading Try Outs 1, 2, 3; Drama 4; Minor Letter Activities 2; Major Letter Activities 3. College CAROL ELIZABETH COLEMAN 44 Bancroft Drive No. 41; Bowling 1, 2, 4; 8-9 Mixer 1; Memorial Day 1; S-Day Teacher 2; Marshall Day 2; Typist Docket 3; S. A. Elections 3; Student Secretary 2, 4. College TERRY K. COMPJON 106 Ellington Road St. Charles Borromeo; 8-9 Grade Mixer 1; Checking Jr. Prom 1; Concessions Junior Prom 2; H. R. Representative 2; Docket 3; J. V. Basketball 1, 2; Varsity Basketball 3, 4; Year Book 4. College senior statistics 85 THOMAS CONCANNON 78 Owen Street Sacred Heart. Service ROGER HARIOD CONKEY 194 Elwood Drive No. 41; Hi-C Club 1, 2, 4; Attendance Collector 1; Service Corps 3, 4; Perfect Attendance 2. Work JOHN A. CONTESTABLE 1463 Beach Avenue Jefferson High; Football 3, 4; Touch Down Club 4. Work DOROTHY COPELAND 43 Holyoke Street Greece Central; Bowling 1; Swimming 1; Snow Ball 1; Marshall Day 2; H. R. Alternate 2 , 3; Honorable Mention 3, 4; Rating Clerk 4; S. A. Committee 2. Work LARRY CORNELL 374 Pullman Avenue No. 34; Scholarship 3, 4; Swimming 1, 2; Gymnastic Team 3, 4; Bowling 2; H. R. Rating 1 ; S. A. Day Teacher; H. R. Alternate 3. NANCY L. CORTS 64 Fair Lane Drive West High; Bowling 4; H. R. Rating Clerk 4; F. T. A. 4; Sr. Choir 3. College GEORGE COX 380 North Avenue Greece Central; Rating Clerk 3; Jr. Band 1; Sr. Band 2 , 3; Wind Ensemble 4. Service JUDITH ANNE COX 514 Oakwood Road Barnard; Swimming 1, 2; Water Ballet 2, 3, 4; Bowling 2, 3; Dancing Club 2; Apparatus 1; Stunts 1; Volleyball 1; Memorial Day 1, 2, 3; Life Saving 2, 3; Water Safety 2, 3; 8-9 Grade Mixer; Talent Show 1; Assembly 1; Marshall Day 2; Hallo¬ ween Paintings 2; H. R. Banking 3; Try Out Cheerleaders 3; Jr. Prom 3; Minor Letter 3; J. V. Majorettes 2, 3, 4; Scholar¬ ship 3. College JUDITH CRIST 145 Rye Road Greece Central; Swimming 1, 2; Basketball 1; Tennis 2; Theta Sigma Eta 2; Key Award in Art 1, 2; Hanorable Mention in Art 1, 2; Marshall Day 2. Work SHIRLEY CROUCHER 23 West Outer Drive Greece Central; Swimming 1; Badminton 1; Honorable Men¬ tion 1, 2, 3, 4; Marshall Day 2, Honor Roll 1; Stardust Club Representative 3; Student Day Teacher 1. Work ALLEN CULLEN 17 Rainier Street No. 34; Tumbling 2; Jr. Band 2, 3; 8-9 Grade Mixer 1; Swimming. Work MARTIN CULLEN 91 Kislingbury Street No. 7; 8-9 Grade Mixer 1; Library Aide 1; Open House Check¬ ing 4; Swimming 2; Bowling 2. College WILLIAM CURRIE 329 Electric Avenue No. 7; Band 1, 2 , 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Football 1; Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2; Tennis 3, 4; H. R. Basketball 1, 2; Minor Letter Athletics 2; Major Letter Athletics 3; Junior Choir 1. Undecided MARLENE KATHRYN DAVIS 52 Florence Avenue Barnard; Minor Letter Athletics 2; Minor Letter Scholarship 3; Ping Pong 1; Swimming 1, 2; Bowling 1, 2; Memorial Day 1, 2; Marshall Day 2; Painting 2; Report Cards 2; Career Day Light for All 3; Fall Fantasy 2; Rating Commission 3; H. R. Art 3; Honor¬ able Mention 1. 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 3. College ROSELEE DE CRESCENTIS 450 Clay Avenue Madison; Honorable Mention 4; Student Secretary 4. Work ANNE M. DE VOS 1105 Long Pond Road Nazareth; I. H. T. Demonstration 3; Senior Pictures 4. Work PATRICIA RAE DODD 1005 Genesee Street St. Francis Xavier; Tri-Y 2, 3; Office Messenger 3; Bowling 4; F. T. A. 4; Waitress at school Dinners 1, 2 , 3. Work PATRICIA DONNELY 144 Kislingbury Street Nazareth; Bowling 4; Tri-Y 4. Work VIRGINIA LEE DRAKE 1651 Dewey Avenue No. 41; Swimming 1, 2, 3; Majorettes 2; Docket Typist 3; Hostess at Graduation 3; Banking Clerk 1, 2; Marshall Day 2. College ARTHUR R. DU CHARME, JR. 23 Desmond Road No. 41; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Minor and Major Letter Scholar¬ ship; Track 1, 2 , 3, 4; Swimming 1, 2; Basketball 1; Traffic Squad 3, 4; Scholarship Commission 4; John Quill 4; S.Day Teacher 1; Stamp Club 2, 3; Docket Reporter 2; Chairman Checking Committee; H. R. Basketball 2; Chaplain Beta Hi-Y 4; Delegate to Teenage Traffic Safety Council 4; National Honor Society 4. College KATHLEEN G. DUNHAVER 8 2 Red Oak Drive Greece Central; Alternate Representative 3; Bowling 2; Honor¬ able Mention 1, 2, 3, 4; Rating Clerk 2; Marshall Day 2; Docket Reporter 3; Picture Representative 1; S-Day Teacher 2. College SANDRA DU PONT 419 Raines Park North Park, Lockport, N. Y.; Scholarship; Picture Representa¬ tive; Co-op 4. Work JO ANN ELWELL No. 41; Scholarship 3; Ping Pong 1; Recreation 1; Swimming 1, 2; Tennis; Apparatus 1; Volleyball 1, 2; Dancing 1 Minor Letter 1; Badminton 1; Attendance Aide 1. College RICHARD GLEN ERNEST 446 Oakwood Road Barnard; H. R. Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2; Track 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; H. R. Alternate Representa¬ tive 2, 3; H. R. Representative 4; 8-9 Grade Mixer 1; Jr. Red Cross Committee 2; S-Day Teacher 2; Jr. Prom Committee 3; Honorable Mention 1; Assembly 3, 4; Minor Athletic Letter 2; Major Letter Athletics 3. College ROBERTA IRENE EWING 74 Rand Street No. 41; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3, 4; Minor Letter Scholarship 1; Major Letter Scholarship 2; Ping Pong 1; Badminton 1; Basketball 1; Bowling 1; Swimming 1; Minor Letter Athletics 1; Sr. Choir 2, 4; Marshall Singers 3, 4; Sr. Band 1, 2, 3; Sr. Orchestra 1, 4; Sr. Orchestra Secretary Treasurer 4; High Land Park Concert 2; State Music Competi¬ tion 1, 2, 3, 4; Sectional All State Orchestra 2, 3; Memorial Day Parade 1, 2, 3; Washington ' s Birthday Exercises 2; Docket Reporter 1, 2, 3, 4; Teen Scene Reporter 3; Statistics Editor of John Quill 4; 8-9 Grade Mixer 1; Snowball 2; S. A. Campaign Committee 4; Senior Tea 3; Marshall Day 2; Senior Party 3; Student Day Teacher 1; Library Aide 1; Rating Commission 3; F. T. A. 2, 3; Banking Clerk 2; Assemblies 2, 3, 4; Lunchroom Cashier 3; Bookstore 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 4; Varsity Cheerleader 4; Minor Letter Activities 1; Major Letter Activities 2; School Award 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; N. H. S. Conference 3; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Inter-Junior Choir 1; Inter-Junior Orchestra; Inter-High Choir 2, 3, 4; Inter-High Orchestra 3. College PATRICIA LILLIAN FENNESSY 59 Fillingham Drive Charlotte; Bowling 1, 2, 3; Marshall Day 2; Memorial Day Parade 2; Assembly 4; Spring Waitress 3; Senior Tea Waitress 3; Sr. Choir 2, 4; All State Choir Competition 4; Tri-Y Presi¬ dent 4; Docket Typist 3, 4; Jr. Prom Decorations 3; Docket Re¬ porter 4; Library Aide 4. Undecided COLLEEN S. FINUCANE 100 Florence Avenue St. Charles Borromeo; Snowball Program 2; Memorial Day 1, 2; Marshall Day 2; Graduation Usher 3; Rating Commission 4; Office Secretary 4; Honor Roll 1, 2; Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3, 4; Scholastic Minor Letter 2; Bowling 1, 2, 3; Swimming 1, 2; Ping Pong 1; Minor Letter Athletic 2; National Honor So¬ ciety 4. College ALLEN FITZGERALD 33 Pullman Avenue Na. 7; Radio Workshop 4. College 86 senior statistics DOUGLAS WARNER FLAGG 282 Brondon Road No. 7; Service Corps 3, 4; Track 2 , 3, 4; Executive Council 4 ; Home Room Basketball 1, 2; Swimming 1; 8-9 Grade Mixer 1; Memorial Day 1, 2; H. R. Alternate Banking Clerk 1. Service JAY GORDON FLENSTED 87 Barnard Street Barnard. Service BETSEY ANN FORDYCE 275 Maplewood Drive No. 41; National Honor Society 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3, 4; Scholarship 1; Major Letter Scholarship 2; School Award 2; Soccer 1, 4; Swimming 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2; Volleyball 2, 3; Badmin¬ ton 4; Sr. Lifesaving and Water Safety 3; Minor Letter Ath¬ letics 1; Major Letter Athletics 2; Stunts and Apparatus 2; H. R. Banking Clerk 1, 2, 3, 4; S-Day Teacher 1; Assembly 1 ; Office Aide 1; Memorial Day Parade 1, 2; Minor Letter Ac¬ tivities 1; Reporter Docket 2; Marshall Day 2; Jr. Town Meet¬ ing 2, 3; Student Store 2, 3, 4; Major Letter Activities 2; Picture Representative 3; Docket Columnist 3, 4; John Quill Girl ' s Sports Editor 4; Scholarship Commission 4; Rating Com¬ mission 4; Co-Chairman of S. A. Campaign 4; Barn Representa¬ tive 4; Graduatio n Usher 3; Dungaree Frolic 2; Snowball 3; Jr. Prom 3; Sr. Tea 3; Sr. Banquet 3. College ELIZABETH ANNE FRANK 385 Avis Street Sacred Heart; Swimming 1, 2; I. H. T. Demonstration 3; S-Day Teacher 1; Memorial Day 1; Marshall Day 2; Athletic Com¬ mission 3; Advertising Chairman of the John Quill 4. College WILLIAM T. GEISLER 44 Bardin Street Sacred Heart; Track 1; Honorable Mention 2, 3; Marshall Day 2- Work SUZANNE JEAN GIBAUT 45 Williston Road No. 41; Vice President Jr. Choir 1; Jr. Choir 2, 4; Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4; Ping Pong 1; Alternate Banking Clerk 2; Assistant Rat¬ ing Clerk 3; Student Secretary 3, 4; Qffice Messenger 3; Alter¬ nate Home Room Representative 1; Jr. Prom Committee 3; John Quill Staff 4; S. A. Assembly 4; Swimming 1 ; Waitress at Senior Party 3; Tri-Y 4; Social Dancing 1; S. A. Elections 1; Office Aide to Mr. Goetz 3. College NORMAN GIESE 80 Rumson Road No. 7; Rating Clerk 3; Jr. Band and Orchestra 1; Sr.Band 2, 3, 4; Sr. Orchestra 4; Track 3, 4; H. R. Representative 2; Life¬ saving and Water Safety Aide 2; Banking Clerk 3; Swimming 2; Music Festival for Band 2, 3, 4. College DONALD L. GOODWIN 359 Ridgedale Circle St. Charles. Work GAIL ANNE GORDON 1 i 9 Corona Road Greece Central; Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3; Bowling 2; Mixer 9; S. A. Assemblies 1, 2; Washington Day Exercises 2; Snow¬ ball Committee 1, 2, 3; Halloween Hop 1, 2, 3; Teen Fashion Board 3; Year Book Art Staff 4; Students ' Day Teacher 1; Jr. Prom 1, 2, 3; Marshall Day 2; Homeroom Alternate 3, 4; Figure Drawing at John Marshall Art Exhibit 2, 3; Library Windows 3; Swimming 1; S. A. Campaign Posters 1, 2, 3. College DAVID E. G OSLING 143 Nantucket Road Aquinas; Soccer 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Minor Letter Athletics 3; Major Letter Athletics 4; Snowball 4; Senior Class Vice President 4; Sports Reporter Docket 3, 4. College LEONARD W. GROSS 1 1 63 Long Pond Road Greece Central; Minor Letter Scholarship 2; Soccer 1 , 3 , 4 ; J.V. Basketball 1; H.R. Basketball 2; S-Day Teacher 2; 8-9 Grade Mixer 2; H.R. Alternate Representative 2; Student Association President 4; Usher for Graduation 3; Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3; J.V. Baseball 2; National Honor Society 4. College MICHAEL H. GROTH 1 2 Marilyn Drive Greece Central; Jr. Band 1; Sr. Band 2, 3; Wind Ensemble 3, 4; New York Sectional All State Band 2, 4; New York All State Band 4; Music Masters 3, 4; Swimming 1; Memorial Day Parade 1, 2, 3. College WERNER HAHL 68 Hammond Street Bunsengyninasium Heidelberg; H.R. Representative 4; Senior Orchestra 4; Sectional All State Orchestra 4; All State Or¬ chestra 4. Return to Germany RUSSELL JOHN GUGLIELMINO 68 Fair Lane Drive Benjamin Franklin; Football 3, 4; Wrestling 3; Track 3, 4; Honorable Mention 3, 4; Touchdown Club 3, 4; S.A. Home¬ room Representative 3; National Honor Society 4 . College ARLENE MARIE HALEY 77 Devitt Rood Wayne Central. Work DANIEL H. HAMILL 32 Morrow Drive Sacred Heart; H.R. President 4; H.R. Ad Campaign 4; Memorial Day Parade 1, 2; Properties Marshall Day 2; Soccer 2, 3, 4 ; Varsity Swimming 1 , 2, 3, 4; Co-Captain Swimming 3; Baseball 1; H.R. Basketball 2, 3; Swimming Club 1, 2; Minor Letter Athletics 2; Major Letter Athletics 3. College JAMES M. HANLEY 77 Oriole Street Holy Rosary; Memorial Day Parade 1; Football 1; Wrestling 2; Swimming 1 . Service DIANA ELAINE HAPP 155 Brayton Road No. 41; H.R. Banking Clerk 3; H.R. Alternate Representative 1, 2; Minor Letter Activities 3; Honorable Mention 4; Office Aide 4; Senior Band 1, 2 , 3, 4; Secretary Treasurer of Senior Band 4; Wind Ensemble 3; Highland Park Festival 2, 4; As¬ semblies 1, 2, 3, 4; Memorial Day Parade 1, 2, 3, 4; New York State Music Festival 1, 2, 3; Career Day 3; 8-9 Mixer 1; Bowling 4; Soccer 1. ? College MARY REBECCA HAPP 52 Mill Road Our Mother of Sorrows. JUDITH ANNE HART 54 Thorn Street Holy Rosary; Marshall Day 2; Clean Up Marshall Day 2; Waitress 2; Mr. Sullivan ' s Dinner. Work MICHAEL HART 54 Thorn Street No. 7. Work ARTHUR HAUS 20 Hill Drive West High; Basketball 3. JACK HAYWARD 26 Locust Street Greece Central; Wrestling 1 , 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 2, 3, 4; Swimming 2, 3; Minor ' Letter Athletics 2 Major Letter Athletics 3; H.R. Alternate Representative 1, 2, 8-9 Grade Mixer 1; Checking Dungaree Frolic 1; Marshall Day 2; H.R. Representative 4. College LARRY HEFFER 530 Maiden Lane No. 41; H.R. Representative 3; 8-9 Grade Mixer; Jr. Prom 3 Easter Assembly 3; H.R. Basketball 8 ; J.V. Basketball 1, 2 Varsity Basketball 3, 4; Football 3; Soccer 4; J.V. Baseball 1, Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4; Minor Letter Athletics; Major Letter Athletics. College JOHN E. HEFFERSON 247 Alameda Street Aquinas; Varsity Wrestling 2, 3, 4; H.R. Representative 3. Service JOHN HELLER i 20 North Gate Road No. 41; Picture Representative 1; 8-9 Grade Mixer 1; H.R. Aftermath senior statistics 87 In the Path of Duty Alternate Rating 1; Marshall Day 2; Contributions Marshall Day 2; Student Secretary 3, 4. College ELAINE DALE HENDRICKS 82 Denise Road No. 41; Picture Representative 3; S.A. Assembly 2; Sr. Choir 3, 4; Assembly 4; Jr. Choir 1; Sr. Choir Officer 4; Honorable Mention 3, 4; Spring Concert 3; Radio Announcements 3; Marshall Singers 3, 4; Inter-High Voice Recital 3; Madison Concerts 3; Memorial Assembly 3; Lenten Services 3; N.Y.S.- S.M.A. Spring Contest 4; Marshall Day 2. College PHILIP M. HENRY 88 Corona Road Greece Central; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Ser¬ vice Corps 3, 4; Major Letter Scholarship 2; Minor Letter Activities 3; Cross Country 4; Rating Commission 4; Memorial Day Parade 1, 2, 3; Graduation Usher 3; National Honor Society 4. College ALLYN E. HETZKE 184 Ridgedale Circle No. 41; Cross Country 1, 4; Soccer 2, 3; Skiing 2, 3, 4; Swimming 1, 2; Golf 1, 3, 4; Bowling 2; Minor Letter; Major Letter; Memorial Scholarship 1; Assembly Play; Radio; H.R. Alternate Representative; Music 8-9 Grade Mixer; Library Aide; S.H. Dance; Ping Pong 1; Boxing 1; Gymnastics 3, 4; John Quill Staff 4. College MARILYN S. HICKS 260 Tait Avenue Brittori Road; Bowling 1, 2, 3; Stunts 1; Softball 1; Swimming 1; Soccer 1; Basketball 2, 3; S.A. Assembly 1; S-Day 1; Attendance Aide 1; Mixer 1; J.V. Majorettes 2; Varsity Major¬ ettes 3, 4; Fall Fantasy 3; Student Secretary 3, 4; Banking Alternate 3; J.V. Cheerleader 4; Junior Prom Decorations 3; Minor Letter Athletics 1 ; Major Letter Athletics 4; Memorial Day Parade 2, 3; Honorable Mention 3; Rating Clerk 2. College ROBERT W. HIGHAM 179 Goodwill Street Greece Central; Student Teacher 1; Jr. Prom 3; Easter Assembly 3; Pep Assembly 3, 4; J.V. Basketball 1; Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4; Minor Letter Athletics 2; Major Letter Athletics 3; Sports Announcer 4; Senior Class President 4; Docket Reporter 3, 4; Honorable Mention ' 1, 2, 3; Radio Station Manager 4; Soccer 4; National Honor Society 4. College RICHARD D. HILL 80 Selye Terrace No. 7; Rating Clerk 1, 2; Track 2; Bank Messenger 4. College ROY HILL 16 Molvern Street No ' . 34; Swimming 1, 2; H. R. Basketball 1, 2; H. R. Pres¬ ident 2. Service w GAIL JOANNE HIPP 279 W. Craig Hill Drive Greece Central; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3, 4; Minor Letter Scholarship 2; Major Letter Scholarship 3; Jr. Choir 1; Senior Choir 2; Docket Reporter 3, 4; Docket Typist 3; Posture Demonstration 3; Career Day 3; Rating Clerk 3; Graduation Usher 3; Student Secretary 4; Swimming 2 Co-op 4. Work GEORGE HORETH 275 Pullman Avenue Benjamin Franklin; Boxing 2; Tumbling 3; Golf. College DAVID HOUGH 4 Knickerbocker Avenue No. 41; Wrestling 2, 3, 4. Service CARROL LOUISE HOULE 209 Lark Street No. 34; Bowling 2, 3, 4; Wardrobe Mistress Jr. Choir 1; Memorial Day Parade 2; Usher Museum 1; H. R. Represent¬ ative 2; Fall Style Show 3; Checking Fall Fantasy 3; H. R. Alternate Representative 3; Sr. Choir 4; Minor Letter Scholar¬ ship 2; Major Letter Scholarship 3; Marshall Day 2; Rating Typist 4; Graduation Usher 3; Decorations Jr. Prom 3; Tri-Y 4; Library Aide 4. Work NORMA B. HOULE 63 Parkwood Road No. 41; Usher at Museum 1; H. R. Alternate Representative; Student Aide 3, 4; Checking Fall Fantasy 2; Memorial Day 1, 2; Minor Letter Scholarship 2; Major Letter Scholarship 3; Bowling 1, 2, 4; H. R. Rating Clerk 3, 4; Choir 4; Choir Con¬ test 4; Tri-Y 4; Swimming 1. College HOWARD EARL HOVEY 195 Newton Road Greece Central; Perfect Attendance 3; Marshall Day 2. Work ANNE LAUREL HOYT 163 Duffern Dri ve Barnard; Social Dancing 1; H. R. Banking Clerk 1; S-Day Teacher 1; 8-9 Grade Mixer 1; Dungaree Frolic 1; Business Office 2, 3, 4; Homeroom Representative 2; Assembly 3, 4; Sr. Life Saving 2; Jr. Red Cross Representative 2, 3, 4; Jr. and Sr. Majorettes 3, 4; Marshall Day 2; Tokin Office 2, 3, 4; Jr. Prom 3; Snowball 2; Graduation Exercises 3; Memorial Day Parade 2, 3, 4; Home Room Alternate 4; Student Secre¬ tary 4; Scholarship 1, 2; Radio Workshop 4. College JIM HUFF 1349 Beach Avenue Monroe; Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Orchestra 3, 4; Bank¬ ing Clerk 3; S.A. Assembly 2, 3, 4; Highland Bowl 2, 4; The Barn 4; Memorial Day Parade 2 , 3, 4; Wrestling 4. U.S.N.A. LINDA LOU HUFF 1349 Beach Avenue No. 29; 8-9 Grade Mixer; Jr. Band 1; Assembly 2, 3, 4; Sr. Band 2, 3; Sr. Orchestra 4; Office Messenger 2; Wind En¬ semble 4; Voice 4; Sr. Choir 2, 4; Memorial Day Parade 1, 2, 3, 4; Spring Festival 2, 3, 4; Advertising for John Quill 4; Highland Bowl 2, 4. Work LOIS JEAN HYSNER 584 Flower City Park No. 41; Bowling 1; Swimming 1, 2, 3; Life Saving; Dungaree Frolic; Homeroom Rating 3, 4; Waitress Senior Party 3; I.H.T. Demonstration; F.T.A. 3, 4. BONNIE LEE INGRAHAN 255 Cabot Road Greece Central; Hi-C 1, 2, 3, 4; H. R. Representative 2; Rat¬ ing Clerk 3, 4; Basketball Refreshments 3; S.A. Assembly 3; Swimming 2; Report Card Commission 4; S.A. Elections Re¬ turns 4; Marshall Day 2. College CHARLOTTE ANN JARDINE 1 24 Knickerbocker Avenue No. 41; Bowling 1; Social Dancing 1; Swimming 1, 2; Softball 2; Snowball 1 ; Waitress Athletic Banquet 1; H. R. Represent¬ ative 1; S-Day Teacher 2; Checking Dungaree Frolic 2; H. R. Banking 2, 3; Marshall Day 2; Memorial Day 2; Checking Career Day 2; Office Aide 3; F.T.A. 3, 4. College KATHLEEN MARGUERITE JERMYN 109 Meynard Drive No. 41; Varsity Majorettes 1, 2, 3 4; Captain Majorettes 2 , 3, 4; Minor Letter Scholarship 2; 8-9 Grade Mixer; Snowball 3; Jr. Prom 3; Picture Representative 3; Social Events Chair¬ man 4; Memorial Day 1, 2, 3, 4; H. R. Alternate Represent¬ ative 4; Executive Council 4; Lunchroom Cashier 4; S.A. As¬ sembly 3; Graduation Hostess 3; Waitress Senior Party 3; Senior Picture Secretary 4; Dungaree Frolic 2; Honorable Mention 1, 2; Assembly 3, 4; Radio Workshop 4. College MICHELLE JOHNSON 50 Lambert Drive No. 41; Honor Roll 1, 2, 4, Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1;, Basketball 1; Soccer 1; Volleyball 1; Bowling 1, 2; Graduation Usher 3; Jr. Prom 3; Sadie Hawkins 3; H. R. Alternate Representative 4; Washington Day Exercises 2; Ca¬ reer Day Teacher 1; Marshall Day 2; Rating Clerk 1, 2; Li¬ brary Aide 1; Swimming 1; Sr. Choir 4; Memorial Day Parade 1, 2; Stunts 1; Docket Reporter 1, 2, 3; Dramatics 4; As- 88 senior statistics sembly 1, 3; Kickball Playday 1; 8-9 Grade Mixer 1; Recre¬ ation Club 1; Chairman Concessions. College LAWRENCE JONES 82 Rye Road Aquinas College EDMUND WALTER KAISER 106 Rodessa Road No. 41; Swimming 1. Work KATHLEEN KANE 2068 St. Paul Street No. 41; Memorial Day 2; Style Show 3; Marshall Day 2. Work DAVID LAWRENCE KAUSCH 136 Ridgecrest Road No. 22. College GAIL KELDER 1 24 Duxbury Road Greece Central; Museum Usher 1; Marshall Day 2; Social Dance 1; Rating Clerk 2; Waitress Sr. Party 3; Bowling 2, 3; H. R. Alternate Representative 3, 4; Scholarship 1, 3, 4; Chair¬ man of Decorations Ceprechaun Leap 4; Library Aide 4; S- Day Teacher 2; Honorable Mention. CAROL ANN KING 37 Nantucket Road Greece Central; Swimming 1; Basketball 1; Volleyball 1; Bas¬ ketball 2; Volleyball 2; Soccer 2; Speed Ball 2; Baseball 2; Basketball 3; Baseball 3; Soccer 3; Volleyball 3; Tennis 2, 3; Soccer 4; Basketball 4; Volleyball 4; Baseball 4; Tennis 4. College WILLIAM KOPP 308 Bonesteel Street No. 41; Track 3, 4. College BRAD LaBOUR 697 Dewey Avenue Mynderse Academy. Service WILLIAM BERNARD LaCOUR 313 Ridgeway Avenue Aquinas. Work WILLIAM CHARLES LaFAVE 260 Bidwell Terrace No. 34; H. R. Representative 1, 3, 4; Docket Reporter 3, 4; S.A. Campaign Chairman 4; Wrestling 2, 3, 4. College RICHARD LaFORCE 29 Langford Road Aquinas; Band 4; Swimming 2; Tennis Team. Service JACQUELYN DIANE LAMB 46 Ridgedale Circle No. 41; Jr. Choir 1; Sr. Choir 3, 4; Secretary Sr. Choir 4; Highland Park Music Festival; Co-op 4; Honorable Mention; Marshall Day 2; S-Day Teacher; Scholarship 1, 2, 3, 4. Work WILLIAM E. LAMBERT III 82 Buckman Road Greece Central; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Minor Letter Scholarship 2; Major Letter Scholarship 3; National Honor Society Conference 3; Scholarship Commission 4; Rating Commission 3; Standard Bearer 4; Washington Birth¬ day Exercises 3; Graduation Usher 3; S-Day Teacher 1; H. R. Representative 4; Docket Reporter 2; Fourth Page Docket Editor 4; E.S.S.P.A. Convention 4; RAUN Junior Council Represent¬ ative 3, 4; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Traffic Squad 3, 4; Career Day Guide 3; 8-9 Grade Mixer 1; Marshall Day 2; Junior Prom 3; Town Meeting 3; Minor Letter Activities 3; Major Letter Activities 4; Basketball 1, 2; Swimming 1; J. V. Basketball 2; Basketball Manager 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Minor Letter Athletics 4. College MARY ARLENE LANE 284 Malden Street Greece Central; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Swimming 1, 3, 4; Basket¬ ball 2, 4; Badminton 4; Soccer 2, 4; Stunts 3; Ping Pong 2, 4; Water Ballet 4; Basketball and Baseball Playdays 2; Home¬ room Rating Clerk 2, 4; Marshall Day 2; Student ' s Day 1 ; Honorable Mention 1, 2, 4; S.A. Assembly 3; Docket Reporter 2; Hi-C Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Bowling 4; Usher at Graduation 3; I. H.T. Demonstration 3; Volleyball 4. College PATRICIA J. LARAE 4 Luckey Street No. 41; Marshall Day 2; Snowball 2; Jr. Prom 2; Memorial Day 3; Sr. Party 3; Minor Letter 2; Concessions 1, 2; Scholar¬ ship 1, 2, 3; Swimming 2. Work SANDRA LECOMTE 240 Augustine Street No. 7; Rating Clerk 1 ; Banking Clerk 1 ; Bowling 4; Sr. Band 1, 2; Sr. Orchestra 3, 4; Inter-High Band and Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Marshall Day 2; Tri-Y 3, 4; Minor Activities Letter 3. College GEORGE LEJNIEKS 196 Pierpont Street Roosevelt J. High Oklahoma; Minor Letter Scholarship 3; Honor Roll 2; Honorable Mention 3; Rating Commission 4; Delegate to Empire Boy ' s State 3; John Quill Grinds Com¬ mittee 4; Usher at Graduation 3; College Information Aide 4; Memorial Day 2, 3; Wrestling 2; Football 3; H. R. Basket¬ ball 2; Sr. Band 2, 3; Sr. Orchestra 2; Wind Ensemble 4; Band Competition; Band Activities; National Honor Society 4. College Planning Tomorrow ESTHER VIRGINIA LIEBERT 237 Mill Road Greece Central; Elmira College Key Award 3; Hi-C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Graduation Usher 3; Book Store 2, 3, 4; S. A. Assembly 3; Career Day 3; Minor Letter Activities; Minor Letter Scholarship; Major Letter Scholarship; Honorable Ment¬ ion 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 4; National Honor Society 4. Undecided SHARON M. LOGAN 415 Malden Street Greece Central; S-Day 1; Style Show 3; Scholarship 1; Invi¬ tations for Jr. Prom 3; Waitress Sr. Party 3; Bowling Club 3; S. A. Buttons and Cards 4; Leprechaun Leap 4; Report Card Committee 4. College WALTER LUDEKE 181 Bernice Street No. 7; Basketball 1, 2; H. R. Representative 1; H. R. Alter¬ nate 2; Rating Clerk 1, 2; Honor Roll 1, 2; Honorable Ment¬ ion 1, 2, 3. Work LINDA E. LURZ 702 Stone Road No. 41; Honor Roll 1, 2 , 3; Swimming 1; Social Dance 1; Dungaree Frolic 1 ; Minor Letter Scholarship 2; Marshall Day 2; Memorial Day Parade 2; Major Letter Scholarship 3; Fall Fantasy 3; H. R. Representative 3; Graduation Usher 3; Stu¬ dent Secretary 4. College CAROLYN LUTHER 3 Shady Way No. 41; Swimming 2; Jr. Prom 2; Memorial Day Parade 1; H. R. Alternate Representative 1. Work DAVID ALLEN LYON 435 Seyle Terrace No. 34; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 1, 2; Touchdown Club 2, 3, 4. Work DAVID MacADAM 68 Hammond Street Greece Central; Jr. Band 1; Sr. Band 2, 3; Sr. Orchestra 4; Track 3, 4. College SUSAN MacARTHUR 100 Pierpont Street No. 7; Service Corps 3, 4; Docket 1, 2; I.H.T. Demonstration 3; Marshall Day 3; Memorial Day 2; Memorial Scholarship Fund 1; Fall Fantasy 3; Library Aide 4; Sr. Choir 4; Conces¬ sions 2, 3; Graduation Hostess; Office Aide 4; Volleyball 4; Open House 4; Sr. Choir Competition Contest 4. College DOLORES J. MAHAN 156 Sparling Drive St. Charles; Bowling 1, 2; Swimming 1 ; H. R. Alternate Repre¬ sentative 3; Baseball 4; S. A. Assembly 4; Memorial Day 1. College RICHARD C. MAIER 682 Stone Road No. 41; Cross Country 2, 3. College ROBERT A. MAIER 64 Devitt Road No. 41; Swimming 1; Orchestra 1; Life Saving 2; Water Safety Aide 2; Minor Letter Scholarship 1; Major Letter Scholarship 2; Jr. Prom Committee 3; Leprechaun Leap 4; Traffic Squad 3, 4; Beta Hi-Y 3, 4 (Secretary); Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 4; Marshall Day 2; Rating Commission 4; Open House 4; 8-9 Grade Mixer 1; Career Day 3; Docket Reporter 2; Graduation Exercises Usher 3; R.T.A. Parking 3; Tennis 4; Minor Letter Activities 4; Major Letter Activities 4; Minor Letter Athletics 4; National Honor Society 4. College CAROL MALTHANER 375 Lakeview Park Nazareth; Minor Letter Scholarship; Water Ballet 2 , 3 , 4; Swim Playday 3; Water Ballet Playday 2; Marshall Day 2; Sr. Life senior statistics 89 Preparation is Necessary Saving 2; Water Safety Aide 2; Fall Fantasy 3; Snowball 3; H. R. Alternate Rating Clerk 3; H. R. Rating Clerk 4; Bowling 4; Swimming 2, 3, 4; Usher at Graduation 3; John Quill Activities Editor 4; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; Honorable Mention 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 4. College EDWIN MAMBRETTI 1174 Dewey Avenue No. 41; Jr. Choir 1; President Jr. Choir 1; S-Day Teacher 1; Inter Junior Choir 1; 8-9 Grade Mixer 1; H. R. Alternate Rep¬ resentative 1; Alternate Rating Clerk 2; S. A. Assembly 2, 3; Marshall Day 2; Alternate Marshall Day King 2; Jr. Prom Committee 3; Snowball Committee 3; Highland Park Exercises 3; Inter High Choir 2, 3; Sr. Choir 2, 3, 4; All State Choir 4; President Sr. Choir 4; Chairman of Music and Dramatics Com¬ mission 4; Executive Council 1, 4; Lenten Services 3, 4; N.Y. S.S.M.A. Spring Contest 4; Marshall Singers 3; Memorial Day Assembly 3; Pep Assemblies 4. College ELAINE MANGAN 97 Dorsey Road No. 41; Banking Clerk 1, 2, 3; Bowling 1, 2; Swimming 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3; Choir 3, 4; Memorial Day Parade 1, 2, 3; S.A. Assembly 4; Student Secretary 2. College SHARON JOY MARGESON 687 Lee Road Greece Central; Teacher ' s Lunchroom Cashier 4; Docket Re¬ porter 1, 2, 3; Bowling 1; Marshall Day 2; Waitress Sr. Banquet 3; I.H.T. Demonstration 3. College MARVIN MATTESON 282 Clay Avenue No. 41; Football Manager 1; Skiing 1; Track 1; Dance Com¬ mittee 2; S-Day Teacher 2; H. R. Alternate Banking Clerk 2; Marshall Day 2; Visual Aides 3, 4. College DONALEE M. MAY 247 Winchester Street No. 41; Honorable Mention 2, 3; Minor Letter Scholastics 2; Badminton 1; Swimming 1; Jr. Choir 1; Sr. Choir 2, 3; Wash¬ ington Birthday Exercises 2; Dancing 1; Graduation Exercises 2; Student Secretary 4; Snowball 3. Work JAMES McAVINNEY 283 Selye Terrace No. 34; Bowling 2; Sr. Choir 2; Jr. Choir 1; S. A. Assembly 4; Marshall Day 2; Assistant Rating Clerk 3. College THOMAS McDonald 250 Latona Road Aquinas. Work GERTRUDE E. McH ' NRY 92 Dorsey Road St. Charles Borronieo; Fall Fantasy; Bowling 1, 2; Tennis 1; Baseball 1; Basketball 1. College JAMES NORMAN McKAY 49 Pomona Drive No. 41; S-Day Teacher 1; H. R. Representative Alternate 1; Visual Aide 1, 2; H. R. Basketball 1, 2; Swimming 1; As¬ semblies 4; Memorial Scholarship Fund 4; Reporter for Docket 3, 4; Boxing 2; Honorable Mention 1. College GAIL McLEAN 207 Winchester Street No. 41; Highland Park Concert 3; Bowling 1, 2; Majorettes Varsity 3, 4; Sr. Choir 3; Baseball 4; S. A. Assembly 2, 3, 4; 8-9 Grade Mixer 1; Memorial Day Parade 1, 2, 3, 4; Danc- ing 1. College MARY MARGARET McLEOD 151 Duffern Drive Barnard; Recreation 1; Swimming 2; Social Dancing 2; Ping Pong 2; Athletics Minor Letter 2; Bowling 2; Demonstration 3; Memorial Day Parade 1, 2; Report Cards 3; Fall Fantasy 3; Office Messenger 3; Art Staff 3. College WALLACE D. McQUAIG 469 Pullman Avenue No. 41; J. V. Baseball 2; H. R. Basketball 1; Sr. Choir 4; Sr. Choir Vice President 4. Service MICHAEL H. McRAE 27 Fulton Avenue Jefferson; President of Music Masters 3; President of Wind Ensemble 4; Swimming Team 3, 4; Co-Captain Swimming Team 4; Soccer 3, 4; Music and Dramatics Commission 4. College ALFRED DANIEL MEYERS 242 Electric Avenue No. 41; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; J. V. Bowling 1. College THOMAS MICELI Football 2, 3. IRENE T. MILAZZO 4799 Mt. Read Blvd. West High; Sr. Choir 4; Honorable Mention 4; Christmas Concert 4. BENJAMIN MILES 39 Shady Way Barnard; Swimming 1 , 2; Memorial Day Parade 1, 2; H. R. Basketball 1; Varsity Football 4; Varsity Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Section Five Wrestling Champion 2, 3; S-Day Teacher 1; Major and Minor Letter In Athletics 3; Marshall Day. College DAVID MILLER 1982 Dewey Avenue No. 41; Basketball 1, 2; Football 3, 4; Bowling 3, 4; Intra Basketball 1, 2, 3. College ROBERT S. MILNE 148 Johnson Road No. 41; Rating Clerk 4; Soccer 1, 3, 4; Jr. Choir 1; Sr. Choir 2, 3, 4; Graduation Exercises 3; Spring Concert 3; Marshall Day 2; Honorable Mention 3, 4; S-Day Teacher 1; Swimming 1; Memorial Day 1; Alternate Rating Clerk 2, 3; State Music Competition 4. College SAMUEL J. MONTELLO 2018 Dewey Avenue No. 41; H. R. Representative 1; Sr. Band 1, 2; Choir 1; Inter High Choir 2, 3; Inter Junior Choir 1; Memorial Day Parade 1, 2; Swimming 1, 2, 3; 8-9 Grade Mixer 1; S-Day Teacher 1; Social Dancing 1; Bowling 2, 3; Minor Letter Ac¬ tivities 2. College WILLIAM H. MONTGOMERY 65 Leonard Road Mother of Sorrows. Work GERHARD K. MUELLER 174 Albemarle Street No. 7. Work MARY E. MURPHY 181 Lark Street Holy Rosary. Work JANET ARLENE MEYERS 406 Ravine Avenue No. 34; Jr. Choir 1; Sr. Choir 3, 4; Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4; Ping Pong 1; Banking Clerk 1, 2; Rating Clerk 2; Student Secre¬ tary 4; Student Treasurer 4; Jr. Prom Decorations 3; Memorial Day 2; Minor Letter Scholarship 2; Graduation Usher 3; Sr. Party Waitress 3; S. A. Assembly 4; Executive Council 4; Docket Reporter 2; Tri-Y 4. Work ANDREW W. NAZZARO 11 2 Desmond Road No. 41; Rating Clerk 1; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 3, 4; Basket¬ ball 2, 4; Swimming 3; H. R. Basketball 1, 2; Swimming Club I, 2; Minor Letter Athletics 3; Major Letter Athletics 3; Jr. Choir 1. College CYNTHIA NELLIS 773 Fetzner Road Greece Central; Swimming 1; Bowling 2; I.H.T. Demonstration 3; Marshall Day 2; Style Show 3; Career Day 3; Library Aide 3; Sr. Party 3; Senior Class Secretary 4; J.V. Cheerleader 4. Work JAMES A. NEUFFER 45 Elmgrove Road Greece Central; Jr. Band 1; Sr. Band 2; Football 2; 8-9 Gr ade Mixer 1. College JOANNE MARIE NEWLYN 136 Spruce Avenue Spencerport; Tri-Y 4; Co-op 4. College RONALD G. NEWMAN 50 Welland Street Greece Central. Service MARIE LOUISE NICODEMUS 467 Lexington Avenue No. 34; H. R. Representative 2; Alternate epresentative 4; J. V. Cheerleading 3; Varsity Cheerleadi; q co-captain 4; Treasurer of Senior Class 4; Senior Tea 4; J-.owball 3; Mar¬ shall Day 2; Student Teacher 2; Jr. Choir Memorial Day Parade 2; Assembly 1; Scholarship 2,3. College CHARLES GERARD O ' BRIEN 345 Flower City Park Sacred Heart; Sub-Frosh Day 1; Student Day 1; Honor Roll 1; Honorable Mention 2, 4; Docket 2; Minor Letter Scholarship 2; Jr. Prom 3; Alternate Banking Clerk 3; Office Aide 4; Graduation Exercises 3; Banking Clerk 4. College 90 senior statistics DAN T. O ' BRIEN 261 Ridgeway Avenue No. 41; Baseball 1; Sr. Band 2; Marshall Day 2; Boxing; S. H. Dance; Memorial Day; Intramural Swim. Service ELLEN PARIS O ' CONNELL 1934 Dewey Avenue Lyons Central; Assembly 3; Bowling 4; President F. T. A. College DENNIS PATRICK O ' HARE 231 Fulton Avenue Albion High; Football 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2. Work MARILYN OTTOMANO 16 Canary Street No. 34; Swimming 1; H. R. Representative 1; H. R. Banking Clerk 1, 2, 3; Marshall Day 2; Memorial Day Parade 1; Fall Fantasy 3; S. A. Elections 3; Invitations Jr. Prom 3; Waitress Sr. Party 3; Graduation Exercises 3; Honorable Mention 1; Bowling 1; John Quill Advertising 4. College PATRICIA L. OWEN 188 Alameda Street Nazareth College CAROL M. PARDEE 1748 Stone Road Greece Central; Major Letter Activities 3; Minor Letter Activities 3; Attendance Aide 1; Marshall Day 2; 8-9 Grade Mixer 1; Sr. Band 1, 2, 3; Assembly 2; S-Day 1; Student Guide 4; Fall Fantasy 3; Service Corps 3, 4; Jr. Choir 1; Sr. Choir 2, 3; Spring Concert 2, 3; Wind Ensemble 4; Social Dance 1; Ping Pong 1 ; F. T. A. 3, 4; Honorable Mention 2, 3, 4; Memorial Day 1, 2 , 3 , 4; Inter-High Choir 2, 3, 4; Highland Park Bowl I, 2, 3; Pit Band 4; Pep Assemblys 4; S-Day Teacher 1; Cor¬ nell Band Day 2; War Memorial Concert 2; Alternate Cheer¬ leader 3; Varsity Cheerleader 4; State Music Competition 1, 2; Usher War Memorial 3; National Honor Society 4. College DIANE E. PAYNE 41 Morrow Drive No. 33. Work WILLIAM CLAUDE PERKINS 178 Cabot Road Greece Central. Undecided JEAN C. PETERS 55 Duxbury Road Greece Central; Student Secretary 4; Soccer 4; Badminton 4; Bowling 1, 3, 4; Tri-Y 4; Basketball 4; Reporter for Docket 2; Volleyball 4; Baseball 4. Work FRANK PLANK 1771 Maiden Lane Greece Central; Worked in Mr. Brady ' s Office; Worked in Mr. Goetz ' s Office; Worked for Mr. Lauder; 8-9 Grade Mixer 1. College LINDA SUSAN POWER 38 Chesterton Road Greece Central; Bowling 3; Scholarship 1, 3; Fall Memorial Scholarship 1 ; S-Day Teacher 2; Dungaree Frolic 2; Usher Museum 2; Style Show 3; Fashion Board 3; Executive for a Day 3; S. A. Drive 4; Leprechaun Leap 4. College CHARLOTTE JOANNE PRESTON 3185 Dewey Avenue St. Charles; Dancing 1; Swimming 1, 2; Choir 2, 3; Highland Park Festival 1, 2; Co-op 4; Scholarship 2, 3. Work NANCY JANE PRESTON 1 858 Lake Avenue No. 41; Swimming 1, 2, 3; Waitress Athletic Banquet 1; Dungaree Frolic 2; Marshall Day 2; Jr. Committee Sr. Tea 3; Library Aide 3; Office Messenger 3; F. T. A. 4; Sr. Life Saving 4. College BEVERLY ANN RAS 206 Nantucket Road Greece Central; Jr. Choir 1; Sr. Choir 2; Library Aide 3; Tri-Y 3; Swimming 1, 2; Bowling 4; Sr. Banquet 3; Badminton 4; Student Secretary 4. Work KAREN JEANNE REED 1756 Stone Road Greece Central; Tri-Y Vice President 4; Basketball 1, 2; Tennis 2; Baseball 1, 2; Swimming 1, 2; Soccer 1 Jr. Prom 3; 8-9 Grade Mixer 1; Student Secretary 4; I. H. T. Demonstration 3. Work JAMES E. RHODES 108 El Rancho Drive Barnard; Football 2, 3, 4; Tennis 2, 3; City Double Champ 2; Sr. Band 1, 2, 3; Wind Ensemble 4; Major and Minor Letter Athletics 3; Memorial Day Parade 1, 2, 3; H. R. Basketball 1, 2; Touchdown Club 3. College JAMES A. RICHARDSON 1 273 Long Pond Road Aquinas Work SHARON LYNN RILEY 190 Birr Street No. 7; Library Aide 2, 3, 4; F. T. A. 2, 3, 4; Library Aides Club 2, 3, 4; Marshall Day 2; John Quill 3, 4; Memorial Scholarship Drive 2, 3, 4; Rating Clerk 1, 2; Banking Clerk 1, 2; Business Manager for John Quill 1, 2; Co-Art Editor John Quill 4; Minor Letter Activities; Memorial Day Parade 1, 2. College Behind the Footlights BRUCE GERALD ROBINSON 108 No. 41; Track 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 3, 4. JOSEPH ROBINSON 441 Aquinas Westwood Drive Work Pullman Avenue College ALAN J. ROBINSON 2652 Dewey Avenue No. 41 Service BARBARA IVY ROBSON 228 Eastman Avenue Np. 41; Banking Clerk 2; Bowling 4; Honor Roll 3; Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3, 4; Minor Letter Scholarship 2; Major Letter Scholarship 3; Graduation Exercises 3; Typist for the John Quill 4; I. H. T. Demonstration 3; Marshall Day 2. Work JUDITH ANN ROESSER 627 Magee Avenue No. 7; Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3, 4; Checking Snowball 3; Scholarshi p 2; Banking Clerk 2, 3, 4; Jr. Prom 3; Sadie Haw¬ kins 3; Graduation 3; Columnist Marshall Docket 3, 4; Grinds Editor John Quill 4; Library Aide 2, 3, 4; Memorial Day Parade 2; President Library Aide Club 3; Reportcards 3; Hallo¬ ween Hop 1; Concessions and Ticket Sales 1; Marshall Day 2; S. A. Campaign 3; Checking Fall Fantasy 3; Memorial Day Assembly 3; Swimming 1, 3; Tennis 1; Basketball 1, 2; Basket¬ ball Playday 3; Soccer 1, 3; Recreational Leadership Club 3; Dancing 3; Softball 3; Badminton 4; Minor Letter Activities 3; Library Aide Representative to Civil Service Commission; Na¬ tional Honor Society 4. College RICHARD JAMES ROMIG 350 Ridgemont Drive Greece Central; Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2; Soccer 3, 4; Minor Letter Scholarship 3; Minor Letter Athletics 3; Life Saving 1; Water Safety Aide 1; Intramural Swim 1; H. R. Rating C lerk; Marshall Day 2; Assistant School Photogra¬ pher; Docket Reporter 2 , 3; Memorial Day Parade 2 , 3; Na¬ tional Honor Society 4. College BONNIE LOUISE ROOT 44 Christian Avenue No. 41; Banking Clerk 1, 2; Concessions 1; S-Day Teacher 1; Marshall Day 2; Sr. Banquet 3; Graduation Usher 3; Na¬ tional Honor Society Conference 3; S. A. Drive 4; Dance Com¬ mittees 1, 2; Ping Pong 1; Swimming 1; Recreation; Volley Ball Play Day 3; Docket Reporter 2; Docket 2nd Page Editor 3; Docket Editor in Chief 4; Assembly 2, 3, 4; Senior Choir 2, 3; Inter High Choir 2 , 3, 4; Marshall Singers 3, 4; Memorial Day Parade 1, 2, 3; Sr. Band 1, 2, 3; Wind Ensemble 3, 4; State Music Festival 1, 2, 3; Sectional All-State 2, 3; Student Store 2 , 3, 4; I. H. T. Demonstration 3; Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3; Minor Letter Scholarship 1; Major Letter Scholarship 2; Minor Letter Activities 1; Major Letter Activities 2. College ANNETTE CLARE RYBKE 155 Bonesteel Street Greece Central; Jr. Choir; Fashion Show. College GAIL C. SAFFRAN 56 James Circle Barnard; S-Day Teacher 1; Marshall Day 2; Honorable Men¬ tion 1, 2 , 4; Bowling 4. Work JOSEPH D. SCARPULLA 215 Lark Street Aquinas Work senior statistics 91 HELEN SCHOLZE 203 Electric Avenue Leechburg, Pennsylvania; Scholarship 1, 2, 3; Minor Letter 3; Swimming 1, 2, 3; S-Day Teacher 1; Marshall Day 2; I. H. T. Demonstration 3; Fall Fantasy 3; Jr. Band 1, 2; Jr. Orchestra 2; Sr. Choir 3, 4; Sr. Band 3; Wind Ensemble 4; Spring Con¬ cert 3; Docket Reporter 4. Work MARI-ANN SCHUMACHER 170 Hoover Drive Greece Central; Attendance Aide 2; H. R. Alternate Banking Clerk 3; Scholarship 1, 3; Banking Clerk 4; S. A. Buttons and Cards; Leprechaun Leap; John Quill Advertising Committee 4. College LYNN E. SEARLS 217 Malden Street Greece Central; Boxing 2; Band 1, 2. College ANNE N. SHAW No. 34. NORMA SHERWOOD No. 7. BARBARA MARIE SMITH 1 36 Oriole Street College 253 English Road Work 166 Steko Avenue Sacred Heart; Soloist Christmas 1; 8-9 Grade Mixer 1; Me¬ morial Day Parade 1, 2; Waitress Lunch 2; Marshall Day 2; Spring Waitress Dinner 2; Waitress at Dinner 3; Co-op 4. Work BARRY L. SMITH 20 Hollywood Street No. 41; Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3, 4; Major and Minor Letter Activities 3; Minor Athletics 3; Minor Letter Scholarship 3; Major Letter Athletics 4; Sr. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Wind Ensemble 3, 4; Memorial Day Parade 1, 2, 3, 4; Ninth Grade Mixer; Marshall Day 2; Career Day Guide 3; Docket Reporter 2, 3; Third Page Docket Editor 4; Service Corps 3, 4; Jr. Prom Chairman 3; H. R. Basketball 1, 2, 3; Intra-Mural Swimming 1; Cross Country 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Volley Ball 3; N. Y. S. S. M. A. Competition 1, 2, 3, 4; E. S. S. P. A. Convention 4; Civic Service Commission 3; Banking Clerk 4; H. R. Rep¬ resentative 4; Open House 4; National Honor Society 4. College DEAN SMITH 53 Magee Avenue No. 7; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Major Letter Athletics 2; Minor Letter Athletics 1; Minor Letter Activities 2; Major Letter Activities; H. R. President 1, 2; Class President 2, 3; H. R. Basketball 1, 2; John Quill Advertisement 4; Docket Reporter 3; Jr. Prom Chairman 3. College EDWARD SMITH 55 Electric Avenue No. 7; Basketball 1, 2; Cross Country 1, 2; Track 1; Honor Roll 1; Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3. College MARGARET M. SMITH Sacred Heart; Swimming 1; Memorial 2; S-Day Teacher 2. PETER SMITH No. 7. RICHARD D. SPALL Aquinas; Boxing 3; Track 3, 4; Intra Intra Mural Bowling 4. 166 Steko Avenue Day 1, 2; Marshall Day Work 388 Raines Park Work 299 Moseley Road Mural Basketball 3, 4; College MICHAEL S. SPEZIALE 347 Eastman Avenue No. 41; Honor Holl 1, 2, 3, 4; N. H. S. 3, 4; H. R. Repre¬ sentative 1, 3; Traffic Squad 3, 4; Beta Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Secre¬ tary Beta Hi-Y 3; President Beta Hi-Y 4; J. R. C. Inter-High Council 2, 3, 4; Secretary of J. R. C. 3; J. R. C. National Dele¬ gate 2; Scholarship Commission 4; Docket Reporter 1, 2, 3, 4; John Quill Managing Editor 4; Career Day Guide 3; Marshall Day Committee 2; Rochester Jr. Safety Convention 3; Student Day Teacher 1; U. N. Contest School Award 1; V. F. W. Honor Award 3; Memorial Day Parade 1, 2; Civic Service Commission 4; J. R. C. Fund Campaign Chairman 3; Brockport Science Convention Finalist 1; Standard Bearer 4; J. V. Soccer 2, 3, 4; J. V. Baseball 2, 3, 4; Swimming Club 1; Major Letter Scholar¬ ship 2; Major Letter Activities 3; Minor Letter Athletics 3; J. M. School Award 3; Jr. Choir 1; Sr. Choir 2; Graduation Usher 3; Assemblies 2, 3, 4. College EVELYN JEAN SPRING 119 Pomona Drive Barnard; Ping Pong 1, 2; Swimming 1, 2; Social Dance 1, 2; Badminton 1, 2; Style Show; Att. Aide 4; Dungaree Frolic; Sr. Majorettes 2, 3, 4; Fall Fantasy; Token Office 1, 2; Memorial Day Parade 1, 2, 3, 4; H. R. Alternate Banking Clerk 3, 4; Banking Clerk 1, 2; Alternate Rating Clerk 4; F. T. A. 3, 4; Docket Reporter 1; Memorial Day Scholarship 4; Usher at Graduation; Honor Roll 1, 2, 4; Minor Letter Scholarship; Stu¬ dent Aide 4. College JOHN J. STANDING 303 Knickerbocker Avenue East; Sr. Choir 4; Marshall Day 2. Service BEVERLY JANE STANIN 1961 Dewey Avenue No. 41, Soccer 1; Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4; Water Ballet 1, 2, 3, 4; Water Safety and Life Saving f, 2, 3; Water Ballet Play Day 3; Swim Play Day 3; I. H. T. Demonstration 3; 8-9 Grade Mixer 1; Snowball 1; Memorial Day 1, 2; H. R. Representa¬ tive 1; H. R. Alternate Representative 2; Water Ballet Marshall Day 3; Senior Pictures 2; Halloween Painting 3; Minor Letter Athletics 1; Major Letter Athletics 1; Honorable Mention 2, 3, College G. PAUL SMITH 388 Raines Park No. 7; Tennis 3; Wrestling 2; Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3; Minor Letter Athletics 2; Minor Letter Scholarship 3; Assistant Homeroom Representative 2; Rating Clerk 1, 2; Assistant Rat¬ ing Clerk 3; Traffic Squad 3, 4; Jr. Prom 3; H. R. Basketball 1, 2; Parking for Senior Tea 3; Career Day Guide; National Honor Society 4. College Reading for Tomorrow ROBERTA ARLENE STILLMAN 540 Augustine Street No. 7; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Co-Guardian of the Flag 4; Na¬ tional Honor Society 3, 4; Scholarship Commission 4; Chair¬ man Rating Commission 4; Service Corps 3, 4; Docket Reporter 2; Docket Columnist 3; Docket Editor 4; Grinds Committee 4; F. T. A. 2, 3, 4; Library Club 2, 3, 4; Rating Clerk 1, 2; Graduation Usher 3; Marshall Day 2; Student Secretary 1, 2, 3; Library Aide 1, 2, 3, 4; Inventory on Library Books 1, 2, 3; Memorial Day Parade 1, 2; Jr. Prom 2; Snowball 3; Me¬ morial Scholarship 1; Basketball Play Day 3; Swimming 1, 2, 3; Bowling 1; Basketball 3, 4; Jr. Town Meeting 3; Minor Scholastic Letter 1; Minor Letter Athletics 4; Major Letter Ac¬ tivities 3; E. S. S. P. A. 4; National Honor Society Conference College JEFFERY R. STONEHAM Britton Road School; H. R. Basketball DAVID F. SWARTZ No. 34; Wrestling 2; Swimming; H. R. ADALE ELIAR TANNOUS C. M. S. Girls School, Jordan. ROBERT H. TESCH Honeoye Falls Central. 1 84 Wildwood Drive 1 , 3. College 326 Lexington Avenue Basketball. College College 315 Bernice Street PATRICIA E. THOMAS 4623 Dewey Avenue Holy Rosary; Snowball 1; H. R. Alternate Representative 1; 8-9 Grade Mixer 1; Marshall Day 2; S. A. Election 3; John Quill Advertising Staff 4; S. A. Association Drive 4; Leprechaun Leap 4. College BONNIE LEAH TRIPP 75 Northgate Road No. 41; Majorettes 3, 4; Bowling 1, 2, 4; 8-9 Grade Mixer 1; Swimming 1; Volleyball 1; Play Day 3; Winter Style Show 2; Marshall Day 2. College 92 senior statistics JOHN UNGAR 39 Pullman Avenue College ROGER W. USBORNE 1379 Ridge Road West Greece Central; National Honor Society 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3; Minor Lettei Scholarship 2; Major Letter Scholarship 3; Harvard Book Award 3; Football 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4; John Quill Co-Editor 4; Docket Reporter 4; Checking for Christmas Dance 1; Picture Representative 1 H. R. Rating Clerk 1; S-Day Teacher 1; 8-9 Grade Mixer 1; As¬ semblies 1, 2, 3, 4; Marshall Day Assembly 2; Marshall Day 2; Jr. Band 1, 2; Jr. Orchestra 2; Sr. Band 3; Career Day 3; Snowball 3; Jr. Prom 3; Jr. Town Meeting of the Air 3; N. H. S. Conference 3; Minor Letter Activities 3; Barn Entertain¬ ment 4; Usher for Graduation 3; Memorial Day Parade 1, 3; Executive Council 4; Touchdown Club 3, 4; State Music Festival 2, 3. College KAYE CYNTHIA VAN VEGHTEN No. 41. 797 Ridgeway Avenue Work JUDY VAN WICKLIN 280 Sparling Drive Spencerport; Sr. Band and Orchestra 1; Sr. Choir 2, 3, 4; Spring Concert 3; Memorial Day 1; All State Competition 4. College DONNA JEAN VINTON 73 Avenue D Greece Central; Bowling 1; Banking Clerk 2; Marshall Day 2; Co-op 4. Work RENE WAGNER 44 Ronald Drive No. 41; Varsity Soccer; H. R. Basketball; Intra-Mural Swim; Intra-Mural Soccer; Minor Letter; H. R. Representative; S-Day Teacher. College WILLIAM G. WALKLEY 228 Merrill Street No. 41; Wrestling 2, 3; H. R. Basketball 1, 2, 3. BETTY JANE WEBB 135 Glenthorne Road No. 41; Majorettes 3, 4; Sr. Choir 4; Mixer 1; Athletic Ban¬ quet 1; Sr. Party 3; Alternate Rating Clerk 3; Picture Repre¬ sentative 3; Memorial Day 1, 2, 3, 4; Honorable Mention 3. Work DOUGLAS A. WEININ 1 839 Stone Road Greece Central; Honor Roll 3; Assistant Rating Clerk 2; Swim¬ ming 1; Jr. Band 1; Sr. Band 2, 3; Wind Ensemble 4. College NORMAN C. WELD 36 Lake View Park No. 7; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Co-Captain of Soccer Team 4; J. V. Basketball 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; H. R. Basketball 1, 2; Boy ' s Sports Editor John Quill 4; Traffic Squad 3, 4; Captain of Traffic Squad 4; Minor and Major Letter Athletics; Minor Scholastic Letter; H. R. Representative 1; Memorial Day Parade 2; Basketball 4; National Honor Society 4. College DONALD E. WETHERELL 151 Christian Avenue Saint Charles; S-Day Teacher 1; 8 ' 9 Grade Mixer 1; Marshall Day 2; Sr. Choir 2, 3, 4; Jr. Choir 1; Spring Concert 3; Scholarship 2; Inte ' r High Choir 2, 3; Marshall Singers 3; Madison Concert 3; Memorial Day Assembly 3; Vice President of Jr. Choir 1; N. Y. S. S. M. A. Spring Concert 4. Service GLORIA MARIE WEYERTS 376 Maplewood Avenue No. 7; Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4; Picture Representative 1; S-Day Teacher 1; Marshall Day 2; March of Dimes 3; Snowball 3; H. R. Rating Clerk 3; H. R. Aide 3; Jr. Prom 3; Honorable Mention 1, 2, 4; Bowling 4. College NANCY WHARMBY 94 Castleford Rood Barnard; Minor Letter Scholarship 2; Major Letter Scholarship 3; Swimming 1; Bowling 1; S-Day Teacher 1; Memorial Day Parade 1, 2; Reporter Docket 2; Fall Fontasy Posters 3; John Qu ill Art Staff 3; Usher at Graduation 3; S. A. Campaign Posters 4; Co-Editor of John Quill 4; Rating Commission 4; National Honor Society 4. College JENNIE WILLIAMS 75 Westwood Drive No. 41; Swimming 2; Sr. Play Usher 3; Student Secretary 4; Memorial Day Parade 1, 2, 3; Picture Representative 2; Schol¬ arship It 3. WorL JOHN L. WILLIAMS 75 Westwood Drive No. 41; Chess Club 1; S-Day Teacher 1; Marshall Day 2; H. R. Basketball 3; Bowling 4; Assembly 1; H. R. Basketball 1; Jr. Choir 1. Service JOYCE WILLIAMS 258 Steko Avenue No. 41; Majorettes 2; Banking Clerk Alternate 1, 3; Jr. Prom 3; Hostess at Graduation 3; Student Secretary 3; Swimming Club 2. College ROGER WILMIER 20 Lakeview Terrace No. 7; Life Saving 1, 2, 3, 4; Jr. Band and Orchestra 1; Water Safety Aide 1, 2, 3, 4; Marshall Day Water Ballet 2; Swimming 2, 3, 4; Co-Captain Swimming Team 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Intra-Mural Basketball 1; Traffic Squad 3, 4; Memorial Day 1; Traffic Squad Lieutenant 4; S-Day Teacher 2; Park Cars 3, 4; Minor Letter Athletics 2; Assembly 3; Major Letter Ath¬ letics 3; Soccer 4. Service GAIL JOAN WILSON 198 Ridgecrest Road Greece Central; Honorable Mention 3; Basketball 1, 2; Swim¬ ming 1, 2; Dancing 1; 8-9 Grade Mixer 1; Memorial Day Parade 1, 2; Marshall Day 2; Jr. Choir 1; Sr. Choir 3, 4; Banking Clerk 4; Highland Park Concert 3. Work GERALD M. WILSON 519 Oakwood Road St. Charles; Swimming 1,2; Assistant H. R. Banking Clerk 4; H. R. Basketball 1, 2. College KATHLEEN WILSON 152 Glenwood Avenue No. 34; Honorable Mention 1, 2; Minor Letter Scholarship 2; Honorable Mention 3, 4; Bowling 1; Memorial Day Parade 1; Office Messenger 2; H. R. Alternate Banking Clerk 2; Marshall Day 2; Report Cards 2; Fashion Board 3; Service Corp 3, 4; H. R. Alternate Banking Clerk 3, 4; Jr. Prom 3; Waitress Sr. Party 3; Advertising John Quill 4. College JAMES A. WYART 133 Lawson Road Britton Road; Docket 3, 4; 8-9 Grade Mixer 1 ; Student Teacher 1; Swimming 1, 2; Wrestling 1, 2; Sr. Band 1, 2; Memorial Day I, 2; Band Day Cornell 2; Highland Park Concert 2; War Me¬ morial 2; Radio Workship 4; State Music Competition 1, 2. College RUTH JENNIE ZIMMERMAN 490 Lexington Avenue No. 34; Sr. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Sr. Choir 2, 3; Wind Ensemble 3. 4; Marshall Singers 3, 4; Snowball 2; Rating Clerk 1; Bank¬ ing Office 2; Docket Reporter 1, 2; Columnist 3; 1st Page Editor of Docket 4; Senior Editor of John Quill 4; S-Day Teacher 1; Marshall Day 2; Jr. Town Meeting 2; S. A. Assem¬ bly 2, 3, 4; Gen. Ch. Fall Fantasy 3; Service Corps 3, 4; Sec¬ retary Treasurer of Sr. Band 3; Jr. Prom 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; N. H. S. Conference 3; Graduation Usher 3; N. Y. S. S. M. A. Competition 1, 2, 3, 4; Memorial Day 1, 2, 3, 4; E. S. S. P. A. Convention 4; Accounting Ch Student Asso¬ ciation 4; Ea. Council 4; Commissioner of Publications 4; Vol¬ ley Ball Play Day 3; J. V. Cheerleading 2; Sr. Life Saving Water Safety 3; Scholarship Minor Letter 1; Badminton 4; Volley Ball 4; Major Letter Scholarship 2; Activities Minor 1; Major 2; Inter High Choir 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3, 4; Memorial Scholarship Fund 3, 4. College BEVERLY ZOK 986 Long Pond Road Irondequoit. Work Hallowed Hall senior statistics 93 INDEX Abell, David 100 Aero Hardware 108 Alliance Tool Die Corp 141 Andre Beauty Salon 108 Andy ' s Esso Servicenter 110 Arrow Food Market 100 Avery Bowling Hall 112 Baker, Lee 114 Baker ' s Market 118 Barnard Service Station 146 Barrett Wood Prod., Inc. 112 Bath Scrap Co. 124 Begy ' s T.N.T. Girls 144 Belle ' s Yarn Shop 102 Boyce Son 102 Brand, Frank 110 Buckman ' s Dairy 110 Buy Key Realty Co. 110 Cameron ' s Delicatessen 100 Carney ' s 108 Cass Funeral Home 100 Cassata Bakery 108 Cavall ' s Snackland 118 Cav-Tor Distributors 112 Chap Fabry 114 Charlotte Appliance, Inc. 102 Claire ' s Dress Shop 102 Clifford Laundry 146 Community Grocery 110 Compliments of a Friend 100 Compliments of a Friend 102 Compliments of a Friend 124 Compliments of a Friend 134 Compliments of a Friend 139 Compliments of AGBE Novelty Store 105 Compliments of Jimmy ' s Barber Shop 102 Compliments of Russ Guglielmino 135 Conger ' s Service Station 114 Cooke, Bill, Inc. 146 Cook ' s Hardware 112 Cooper, Norm Delicatessen 100 Corner Service 110 Correl Dari Freeze Store 124 Crescent-Puritan Laundry, Inc. 116 Critic ' s Ice Cream 108 Cropsey, Helen Beauty Shop 112 Cupola Nursing Home 139 Dale ' s Hardware 96 Deeptone Cleaners Launderers 137 Defendorf ' s 137 De Rue Bros. Dewey Ave. Pharmacy, Inc. Dewey Bait Tackle Center Dewey Sweet Shoppe Dick ' s Atlantic Service DiNardo, Alfonso Son Dudley Esso Service Duke ' s Esso Servicenter Edna Frank ' s Delicatessen Edward Tieran Elliot, Harry B. Ernies Do-Nut Shop Estelle De Roller Powder Box Excellent Beauty Salon Fahy Market Farrell Bros. Colonial Funeral Home Farrell Florist Feldman, W. A. Filmar Florist Frank, George Service Station Frear Chevrolet, Inc. Frear ' s Plants Flowers Freeman, Harold Landscaping Freeman, Norman Nelson From a Friend From a Group of Girls Geisler, William L. George Gillette Machine Tool Co., Inc. Glendale Grocery Goater Real Estate Greece Garage Green Vu Landscaping Service Gulf Motor Clinic Hahn ' s Photo Center Hammer Lithograph Corp. Hebberecht Bros. Hibbard ' s Dewey-Bennington Service Hi C Club Hoffend, Bert Homeroom 5 and 250 Homeroom 8 Homeroom 9 Homeroom 26 and 208 Homeroom 27 and 210 Homeroom 103 Homeroom 124 and 302 Homeroom 104 Homeroom 107 Homeroom 108 Homeroom 131 102 124 124 135 108 122 112 96 130 146 122 146 135 124 106 110 134 130 102 , 130 122 134 96 102 130 97 122 130 110 122 130 130 134 124 122 116 122 122 135 110 131 125 123 99 142 107 119 101 138 103 117 94 Homeroom 140 and 206 Ill Homeroom 150 97 Homeroom 201 and 311 140 Homeroom 202 136 Homeroom 203 and 310. 145 Homeroom 207 127 Homeroom 224 115 Homeroom 226 113 Homeroom 229 129 Homeroom 231 121 Homeroom 304 105 Homeroom 306 133 Homeroom 320 109 Howard Johnson ' s 112 Industrial Printing 114 Jackson ' s Pastry Shoppe 100 Jamison-Shindler Corp. 98 J A Delicatessen 134 Jancursio Beauty Salon 134 Johnny ' s Calso Service 100 Johnny ' s Sweet Shoppe 118 Johnson ' s Bakery, Inc. 137 Josh Garden Flowers 137 Kitty Kale Shop 137 Krasha Kaiser 96 Kuchman Dance Studio 98 Kujawa Radio T.V. 100 La Dues Flying “A ' 96 Lake Avenue Servicenter 118 Larkins Beauty Salon 135 Ledlie, J. O. Jewelers 130 Leis, Charles Funeral Home 130 Lendium Watch Repair 146 Lenzi Plating Co., Inc. 124 Library 116 Lyon ' s Den 112 Maplewood Diner 98 Maplewood Sons 139 Marshall ' s Restaurant ° 139 Mary ' s Delicatessen 98 Mathews Fields , 146 Maurer Co., Inc. 141 McMillen Venetian Blind Co.. 118 Mechanics Laundry Co., Inc. 122 Michaels B. Co. 137 Milt Mandell Drugs Co. 96 Mocny, Alfreada Dance Studio 125 Mount Drug Store 98 Mt. Zion Fellowship House 106 Nellis Picnic Grounds 137 Newman Flooring 130 Nichols-Wyman Lumber Co. 100 Nick Erwin Dry Cleaners 134 Northgate Beauty Salon- 96 North ' s Esso Service 96 O ' Brian ' s Jewelers 146 Palmos Sweet Shop 137 Pappani Tailors 96 Parsons, Bill C. 122 Paul Jewelers 137 Pepperidge Homes, Inc. 141 Piehler Pontiac 118 Prinzi ' s T.V. Appliance 137 Professional Music Center 98 Ridge Motor 126 Ridgeview Service Station 108 Ridgeway Pharmacy, Inc. . 135 Rochester Industrial Truck. 126 Roger ' soSuper Market 102 Rogers, Earl Plumbing-Heating 110 R. J. Heating Co. 108 Roncone Funeral Home 108 Schaefer ' s Market 126 Schumacker 118 Seely Farms 132 Sellitto ' s Restaurant 98 Senior Band 120 Senior Choir 128 Senior Orchestra 103 Shorty ' s Friendly Service 134 Smart Set Beauty Salon 126 Simpson, Frank Motor, Inc. ' 134 S M Sunoco Service 132 Springer, Gerry Friendly Service 126 Stadler ' s Market 118 Stillman ' s Men ' s Shop. 118 Sugar Bowl . 126 Sy ' s Drug Store, Inc.. 108 Taffet, Max Variety Store 134 Tellier ' s Fruit Shop 118 Tobey Asphalt Driveway Co. 135 Varden Studio 147 Varsity CheeVleaders 104 Vatter ' s Market 135 Veltre ' s Bakery 98 Veltre ' s Shoe Store 112 V er Hulst Bros. 116 Vita Fluff 144 Walkers Appliance 135 Walkers Jewelers 126 Warner Ehmann 126 Wayside Food Market 126 Weather-Seal Rush Corp. 144 Wind Ensemble 143 Winerts Service Station 96 Wittman Motors 112 Younglove Funeral Home 135 Zack ' s Hardware 126 95 MILT MANDELL DRUGS Milton N. Mandell, Ph. G. 511 DEWEY AVENUE Rochester, N. Y. GLenwood 3-0974 Compliments of NORTH ' S ESSO SERVICE STATION 600 RIDGE ROAD WEST Rochester 15, N. Y. KRASKA KAISER PAINTING - DECORATION FREE ESTIMATES Satisfaction Guaranteed Rochester 12, New York HAROLD FREEMAN ' S “Landscaping TOPSOIL and EXCAVATING BULLDOZING - GRADING Free Estimates Call Charlotte 2-2308 164 Leonard Road ARNOLD PAPPANI ALTERATIONS DRY CLEANING — PRESSING CASH — CARRY 292 Driving Pk. GLenwood 3-7764 WINERTS FRIENDLY SERVICE MOBIL PRODUCTS Tires, Batteries, and Accessories — We never close — CHar. 2-4127 Dewey at Stone Rd. Rochester 16, N. Y. Compliments of DUKE S ESSO SERVICE CENTER 2929 DEWEY AVENUE Compliments of LA DUE ' S FLYING “A SERVICE TIRES, BATTERIES, ETC. GLenwood 3-4076 1101 LOND POND ROAD The Finest In Beauty Care For The Discriminating Woman Charlotte 2-2519 NORTHGATE BEAUTY SALON 3800 Dewey Avenue Rochester 16, New York Specialists in Hair Shaping, Styling and Permanent Waving DALE ' S HARDWARE Open Evenings 1101 Dewey Avenue GLenwood 3-9320 96 COMPLIMENTS FROM A HOMEROOM 150 first Row: K. Cairns, J. Parsons, R. Colburn, C. Boltwood. Second Row: A. Bartusek, K. Maher, D. Weston, G. Ensign, D. Petralia. Third Row: N. Nicondemus, M. Newman, D. Will, C. Owen, R. Rapp. Standing: K. Saunders, M. Altobello, D. Toner, E. Niedermeier. G. Castellano, P. Graffath, V. Matteson, S. Kurt, P. Gifford, R. Walker, P. Babey, T. Oakes. T. Tucker, D. Micciche, H. Kitz, G. Beehler. J. Swenholt, R. Garlic, R. Weaver, D. Danzig. 97 SELLITTO ' S RESTAURANT 324 DRIVING PARK AVENUE Rochester, New York WE CATER TO PARTIES GLenwood 3-7993 VELTRE BAKERY FRESH ITALIAN BREAD and PIZZA EVERYDAY 1442 Dewey Avenue GLenwood 3-5814 JAMISON-SCHINDLER CORPORATION Heating - Air Conditioning 1415 Hudson Avenue Rochester, N. Y. HOpkins 7-5252 FREE ESTIMATES Compliments to the CLASS OF- ' 58 from MARrS DELICATESSEN 1042 Dewey Avenue BOB AND JOANNE KUCHMAN SCHOOL OF DANCE 1497 Dewey Avenue GLenwood 3-9410 Class and Private Instructions in Acrobatic, Ballet, Ballroom and Tap Floor shows arranged for all occasions PROFESSIONAL MUSIC CENTER The Latest In Records and Hi-Fi Phonos and Accessories Private Instruction On Accordion, Sax, Clarinet and Guitar 557 State Street BAker 5-8162 Air Conditioned Maplewood Diner WE NEVER CLOSE Between Lake Avenue and Memorial Bridge 59 RIDGE RD., W. ROCHESTER. N. Y. MOUNT DRUG COMPANY 1286 Dewey Avenue Rochester, N. Y. SERVICE AT ITS PEAK REXALL DRUGS 98 Compliments of HOMEROOM 208 First I ow: R. Mount, P. Shay, M, LaCroix, P. Kavanough. Second jRow: L. Colwell, E. Hatz. B. Betlem, D, Senecal, E, Roth, N. Tierson. Third Row: E. Hill, B. Heffer, B. Duncan, M. Davis, C. Billings, D. Schmitt. Standing: Mr. Asquith, J. Ecker, R. Eckardt. K. Klein, T. Marvin, P. Goodman, J. Moore, D. Green, J. Bianchi, B. Hofschneider. R. Pearson. L. Graff. Compliments of HOMEROOM 26 Sitting: K. Galligan, G. Heiligman, G. Struck. B. Nichols, S. Wilson, J. Grauwiller. J. Orrico, C. DeFord, D. Smith. Standing: Miss Puls, R. Junior, H. Daggs, V. Vitello. K. Rowley, P. McKeon, A. Caruso, J. Smith. J. Boddy, S. Campbell, J. Soporito. 99 Compliments of JACKSON S PASTRY SHOPPE SPECIALTIES PARTY AND WEDDING CAKES 597 Stone Road CHarlotte 2-1402 CHarlotte 2-0951 KU J AWA RADIO and TELEVISION 5 pecialized TELEVISION AND RADIO SERVICE In Radio Since Radio Began 512 Stone Road Rochester 16, N. Y. CAMERON S DELICATESSEN 2046 Dewey Avenue meats — GROCERIES VEGETABLES Compliments of A FRIEND NICHOLS-WYMAN INC. You Need Lumber, Call Our Number” GLenwood 3-2243 2435 Dewey Ave. Rochester 16, N. Y. JOHNNY S CALSO SERVICE STATION MECHANIC ON DUTY 1645 DEWEY AVENUE Across from Crescent-Puritan Phone: GLenwood 3-9489 Compliments of CASS FUNERAL HOME 1429 RIDGE ROAD WEST (At STONE) WM. POMEROY CASS Cards, Stationery, Wedding Invitations DAVID ABELL FINE JOB PRINTING 70 Dorothy Ave. GLenwood 3-4658 ARROW FOOD MARKETS MEATS — GROCERIES — FRUITS. VEGETABLES 537 Dewey Avenue GLenwood 3-0176 and 3-0177 312 North Street BAker 5-4494 and 5-4495 Compliments of NORM COOPER ' S DELICATESSEN 100 L( m Qun Pftui. c Cookie MRS-MURPHr Jon it Ron rAAr 4 K Jo PoA iWfl £d i:?oiviui PXA Nt 7bi i N hc.y Ronnie Gaa T, Ki?c m W isiOY ( 03 £AMX|H ?£A hlY J ' LfOY XHBt « Agatha Shi hon 101 Setti ' Radio Car Radio Television Phonograph All Makes Repair and Service EDWARD T. BOYCE SON 3327 LAKE AVENUE Harlotte 2-1189 Rochester 1 2, N. Y. Store Hours: 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. Monday thru Friday Compliments of CHARLOTTE APPLIANCES INC Compliments Compliments of a of FRIEND BELLE ' S YARN SHOP DE RUE BROS. GEORGE DE RUE Compliments EXCAVATING and GRADING ROGERS SUPER MARKET SEWERS and PAVEMENTS Charlotte 2-2279 1458 DEWEY AVENUE 621 BENNINGTON DRIVE We Deliver GL 3-1698 Norman and Nelson Freeman ' s Power Lawn Rolling Service LOcust 2-3795 LAWN MAINTENANCE FILMAR FLORIST Free Estimates SPRING CLEAN UP! 601 PLYMOUTH AVE. NO. Rochester 6, N. Y. Charlotte 2-2308 164 Leonard Road Mark R. Chafel Compliments SLenwood 3-6454 CLAIRE ' S DRESS SHOP of Blouses, Lingerie, Hosiery JIMMY ' S BARBER SHOP Skirts, Sweaters 838 DtWbY AVE. at Driving Park Rochester 13, N. Y. 102 HOMEROOM IDS First Row: R. Wade, H. Busack. Second Row: J. Nichols, C. Tascano, M. Stoddard, B. Hutchins. Third Row: K. Walker, J. Mansuco, B. Harris, K. Lambert, K. Bindert, D. St. John, Fourth Row: S. Gilbert, D. Elliott, D. Pollack, P. Hughes, D. Booth, P. Nash, G. Landon. Standing: B. Steinfeldt, D. Turk, B. Hagreen, P. Ranke, G. Butler, S. Chippendale, C. Pollizi, H. Butterbaugh, S. Feely, R. Richardson, M. Shanly, L. Watts, P. Gregoire. Compliments of The Senior Orchestra 103 Uhanks to ouf? 1 Eftns.. . THEY VERE IS PS FiW YOUR 51- CHEER LEADERS Bush Mprje HlCoDtWUS LEHLER Roberta EuhWo- CfV OL PflRDEC SflBRfl BpUERSTTEJtl VeNpY E DMoNDS PhVLWs UebeRser Joyce SoporiTo NfiNcy lOEuDor RtV) o 104 Compliments of AGBE NOVELTY STORE HOMEROOM 304 First Row: M. Morehouse, J. Sheehan, J. Feasel, D. Corson, M. Scheible. Second Row: A. Pointer, N. Villianison, S. Griffin, D. DeGrave, L. Pond. Third Row; C. Jermyn, P. Galo. S. Bucholtz, S. Bolster. Fourth Row; }. Stevens, D. Goodchild, N. Exley, M. Smith. Standing; F. Eckert, D. Della-Vella, J. Conocchioli, C. Newman, J. Kretchman, Mr. Hill, M. Bell. D. Higgins. R. Cigna, B. Weilert, R. Finley. Absent: L. Lowden, J. Bischoff. A. Hetzke. G. Hughs, D. Mac Kerchar, L. Motter, F. Poulton. 105 HAmilton 6-8730 Since 1862 FAHY MARKET 25 FRONT STREET WHOLESALE and RETAIL MEAT CUT TO ORDER QUALITY SERVICE MT. ZION FELLOWSHIP HOUSE NON-SECTARIAN — UNDENOMINATIONAL Proprietary Home for Adults Operated By Rev. and Mrs. R. L. Streeter Not an Institution, a Fellowship House Where people come by choice not by chance. A home away from home where elderly and handicapped people get together over fine home cooked meals, television, wired music, checkers, and movies. Complete Fire Protection by New York Dept, of Social Welfare 321 Lake Avenue GLenwood 3-8748 106 HOMEROOM 103 BLASTING OFF Sitting, First Row: M. Hart, A. Robinson, T. McDonald, B. LaPave, A. Haus, R. Hill. Second Row: J. Baart, J. Neuffer, D. Goodwin, D. Gosling, P. O Hare, B. Milne. Standing: Miss G. Leader, E. O ' Connell, J. Biehler, B. Tripp, D. Fox, B. Root, B. Fordyce, J. Cavoti, C. Bidwell, S. Margeson, J. Bartlett, A. DeVos, R. Ewing, J. Bellor, K. Jermyn, P. Fennessy. J. VanWicklin. 107 R-J HEATING CO. Contractor in Heating and Air Conditioning for Residences and Tract Building Projects SUPERFEX GAS FURNACES CARRIER COOLING EQUIPMENT DELCO OIL BURNERS Robert G. Romig Tel.: GLenwood 3-0336-J The CARNEY ' S Good Luck to the Grads AERO HARDWARE 1430 DEWEY AVENUE GLenwood 3-0361 892 WEST MAIN STREET GEnesee 8-3043 DICK S ATLANTIC SERVICE 2750 DEWEY AVENUE GOODYEAR TIRES and BATTERIES SPEED TUNING Finest Work and Low Prices Compliments RIDGEYIEW SERVICE STATION 3948 RIDGE ROAD WEST Rochester 13, N. Y. SANDWICHES CANDY CRITIC ' S 350 DRIVING PARK AVENUE ICE CREAM HOT LUNCHES SY ' S DRUG STORE 858 Dewey Avenue Cor. Dewey and Driving Park The Finest In Beauty Care For The Discriminating Woman ANDREWS BEAUTY SALON GLenwood 3-1836 Miss Betty, Manager 630 West Ridge Road West Ridge Shopping Center Rochester, New York Specialists in Hair Shaping, Styling and Permanent Waving CASSATA ' S BAKERY Complete Line of BAKED GOODS 457 Lexington Ave. GLenwood 3-6372 RONCONE FUNERAL HOMES INC. 850 Plymouth Avenue North GLenwood 3-0340 108 CompLin Qm ROOtn First Row: B. Altnan, J. Contestable, F. Beatty, W. Haefele, D. Besancon, J. McAvinney, B. Kopp, }. Ainsworth. R. Usborne, B. Currie, A. Nazzaro, B. Cass. Second Row: G. Gallagher, H. Hovey, D. Butler, E. Mambretti, Miss Lathrop. Third Row: C. Jardine, K. Reed, G. Saffran, B. Zok, K. Bona- dona, M. Nicodmis. Fourth Row: J. Cox, M. Lane, N. Wharmby, P. Don¬ nelly, D. May, D. Manhan. 3230 Lake Avenue CHarlotte 2-3791 ANOrS ESSO SERVICENTER GAS - OILS - ESSO ACCESSORIES — W£ A A4 TO PLEASE — EARL ROGERS PLUMBING — HEATING Repairs of All Kinds 165 Standish Rd. GLenwood 3-1838-W BEST WISHES to the GRADUATING CLASS from BUCKMAN ' S DAIRY Compliments of COMMUNITY GROCERY AND MARKET FULL LINE OF GROCERIES TOP GRADE MEATS 1 806-08 Dewey Ave. GLenwood 3-0770 fWe Deliver) CORNER SERVICE GROCERIES — FROZEN FOODS ICE CREAM — ICE COLD BEER Store Hours — 7 AM. - 12 P.M. CHarlotte 2-1170 Compliments of GILLETTE MACHINE TOOL CO., INC. 70 Holworthy Street Rochester, New York BERT HOFFEND 454 Lexington Avenue GLenwood 3-2275 OUR SPECIALTY FRESH MEATS CUT TO ORDER FARRELL BROTHERS COLONIAL FUNERAL HOME Near Memorial Bridge We Sell — Trade — Buy — Rent TOPS IN REALTY BUY AND KEY REALTY COMPANY 485 Lexington Avenue GLenwood 3-7383 Rochester 13, N. Y. Compliments of FRANK BRANDS 1358 LATTA ROAD 110 HOMEROOM 140 First Row: Geraldine O ' Connell, Susan Powrie, John Rail. Helane Kemter, Fred Kelsey, Pat Keeler, Judy Garrett. Dennis Morton. Second Row: Jerry Mullen, Marlene Niger, Paul Duff. Richard Dietz. Ralph Bartlett. Barbara Bain, Sandra Armstrong. Standing: Mr. G. Corwin, John Thorpe, Robert Tascione, Richard Thompson, Richard Welty, Douglas Vaisey, Richard Virkus, Nicholas Rusko, Barbara Seninanke, Doris Senecal, Brian Simpson, David Minges. Shirley Sleeman. Jackie Ventura. Absent: Carol Werner. Gail Leake. Thomas Frank. Compliments of HOMEROOM 206 First Row: O. Guillespe, F. Hoyt. R. Marks, P. Daggar. Second Row: T. Brown, L. Biehler, R. Patton, C. Petterson, R. Mundt, C. W estfall. Third Row: F. Duggan. G. Cresswell, S. Kirkbee, J. Chapman, A. Fabian, C. Houck, M. Hovey. Fourth Row: N. Kaiser. C. W oods. R. Lippa, C. Schluter, B. Roberts, B. Smith. Standing: E. Gordon. R. Holtmen, T. McBride. J. Martin. C. Cerulli. V. King, P. Vogel, J. Miller, M. Kane, R. Lincoln, B. Ryan. Ill AVERY BOWLING CENTER 8 ALLEYS AUTOMATIC We Also Cater To WEDDINGS — BANQUETS Snack Bar C. Mastrella, Manager GLenwood 3-7523 BARRETT WOOD PRODUCTS, INC. 50 Jessie Street Rochester 15, New York GLenwood 3-7812 DUDLEY ESSO SERVICE COMPLETE LUBRICATION TIRE and BATTERY SERVICE TOWING Wilbur J. Dudley, Proprietor 1051 DEWEY AVENUE GLenwood 3-7396 Rochester 13, N. Y. Compliments of CAV-TOR DISTRIBUTORS Compliments of COOK HARDWARE WHITTMAN MOTORS 24 Hour Service 2496 Ridge Road West Rochester 1 5, N. Y. GLenwood 3-6851 VELTRrS SHOE STORE 2854 Dewey Avenue Phone CHarlo+te 2-1604 GO WEST (Ridge Road West, that is) to the LYON ' S DEN and Their Famous Smorgasbord Open Bowling Saturday and Sunday Afternoons and Evenings LYON S DEN 4232 Ridge Rd. W. GLenwood 3-9118 After the Game or After The Dance It’s HOWARD JOHNSON ' S for Ice Cream and Sandwiches 1450 Ridge Road West HELEN CROPSEY BEAUTY SHOP 9 NEWTON ROAD Rochester, New York GLenwood 3-1947 112 HOMEROOM 226 First Row: Dick Chafer, Bob Champagne, Gary Liestman, Tom Brady, Second Row: Gary Clemmons, Bob McCone, Joe Cavallaro, Paul Soscia, Third Row: Dick DiPonzio, Gene Walzer, Peter Scott, Fourth Row: Peter Crellin, John Ungar, Bob Wagner. Standing: Carolyn Kelly, Betty Mack, Frances Imbastaro, Nancy Weldon, Beverly Ras, Carol Richmond. Judy Malin, Bonnie Padget. Nancy Baxter. Carol LeRoy. Judy Bernatz. Donna Gowin, Carol Milanetti, Mrs. Scully. 113 Compliments of LEE BAKER PLUMBING and HEATING CONGER ' S TYDOL CONTRACTOR SERVICE STATION Residential and Commercial 1405 Dewey Avenue Corner of Flower City Park Sales and Service ELECTRIC SEWER ROOTER Phone: GLenwood 3-7641 • Free Pick-up and Delivery Service for the Faculty of John Marshall 16 Woodside Street GLenwood 3-6944 Compliments Compliments of of CHAP FABRY ' S TEXACO STATION Industrial Printing Service of Rochester, • Incorporated 2045 Dewey Avenue GLenwood 3-4436 • 12 Saratoga Avenue Rochester 6, N. Y. 114 To The Class of ' 58 From The Class of ' 59 HOMEROOM 224 First Row: Janice Hutchins, Pat Bryce. Second Row: Phyllis Hill. Darrell Clark, Mary Cortes, Nancy Andrews. Third Row: Florence Firjanian, Sandra Worhacz, Sheila De- Magistris, Sally Bennett. Fourth Row: Jeannette Mayer, Gail Canan, Phyllis Faker. Fifth Row: Ellen Clark, Barbara Goedel, Dianne Farrell. Standing: Jerry Belecz, James Rowley, John Hefferon, Bill Nesbitt, Don Ras, Fred McNair. Norm DeRoo, Tom Rushforth, Ken Thompson, Dick LaForce. Teacher, Mrs. Corbett. 115 VER HULST BROS. CRESCENT-PURITAN FARM MARKET Growers of The Finest Laundering, Fancy Fruits and Vegetables Dry Cleaning, and Evergreens - Annuals Fur Storage Perennials - Fertilizers 1630 Dewey Avenue Bulk and Packaged Grass Seeds GLenwood 3-0860 1271 Ridge Road West, • on U.S. 104 Phone: Glenwood 3-5 J 51 Our 70th Year Rochester, New York Compliments BEST WISHES of to the Class of HAMMER LITHOGRAPH JUNE 1958 CORPORATION from Effective Lithography “HOOTY since 1912 ' ' The Library Owl ♦ ♦ VVv ' 1 ♦ 116 HOMEROOM 131 t? po V® ' ' ' wf oAn £c,k-€ + C. C tf orcth M Gunn f CImo C -cprg-e. LejnicKs P-«-Cr 5«.«.r -Vis UOuX’ ' ' I � - 6 o(c I Vw tyi ' «3i|l PjtrWin: ' ' HioKs oKn,o , TRwDV rrvcvx .nrv 0 «ue oJ� T 3c-.f� Oc wv. VOxvnin A A Sue. P, ouj r SKolvo ®cu+TAonrvx.5 Cy • XlJLrr Sntii-t, innRS. OLnrxsT cuD STILLMAN ' S MEN ' S SHOP 831 DEWEY AVENUE ' Headquarters for Nationally Advertised Men ' s Wear Van Heusen Shirts - Interv oven Socks Superba Ties - Hickok Belts TELLIER ' S FOOD SHOP 836 RIDGE ROAD WEST GLenwood 3-7673 JOHNNY ' S SWEET SHOP 2882 DEWEY AVENUE Charlotte 2-2294 Compliments of McMillen Venetian Blind Co. FOLDING DOORS TRAVERSE TRACKS LOUVERED DOORS and SHUTTERS 388 RIDGE ROAD EAST HOpkins 7-8775 PIEHLER PONTIAC 1560 LAKE AVENUE Compliments of STAPLER ' S MARKET Owned and Operated by Jack Wilson 23 HOWARD ROAD GLenwood 3-3969 Compliments of HENRY SCHUMACHER BUILDER OF MODEL HOMES AND NEW ADDITIONS 170 Hoover Dr. GLenwood 3-5037 BAKER ' S MARKET Under Management of Louis Palermo, Prop. 1278 DEWEY AVE. For Free Delivery Call GLenwood 3-0734 CAVALL ' S SNACKLAND 99 RIDGE ROAD WEST GLenwood 3-1577 CATERING SERVICE Compliments of LAKE SERVICE CENTER 1600 LAKE AVENUE GLenwood 3-7994 118 First Row: Malinda Walker, Jean Carson, Mary Ward, Mida Bristol, Suzanne Bancroft. Second Row: Karen Khuns, Cynthia Humm, Pat Burns. Jerry Lindkamp, Nancy Rood, Judy Whitty. Standing: Mrs. Howard, Cary Mitchell. Larry Counts. Allen Graham, Ronald Wood, Larry Shafer, Dave Robinson. Bob Farrell, Tom Golden, John Tyo, Mike Cronmiller, Dave Caton, Fred Erdle. Ron Ahrens, Jim Eagen. HOMEROOM 124 Foreground: Miss O ' Reilly. First Row: Sandy Gee. Di Allaway. Corkey Dezimm. Second Row: Sandy Ammerman. Bernadette Harrison, Sandy Mingus. Standing: George Scott, Fred Gay, Joe Coniglio. George Schumacher. Bob Coakley, George Gray, Ron Lazier, Ed Miller, Eric Drummond, Bob Scarpulla, Raymond Dietz. Pat Culhane, Sandy Sorg, Dave Charles. Carol Green, Brenda Easton, Bene ' Blanchard, DeeDe Geisler, Pat Nurse, Jerilyn Jorolemon. Robert Agnello, Bette Edgett. Missing: Dotty Conroy, Rita Klusek. Compliments of HOMEROOM 302 119 Blue Band An Informal Get Together After School MEMBERS N. Baxter, S. Bennett, F. Bianchi, J. Bischoff, E. Bonsignore, J. Brazier, F. Burns, R. Coakley. G. Cox, D. Crawford, R. Davy, D. Davison. B. Easton, B. Edgett, R. Farrell. R. Goellner, D. Grundke. B. Hagreen, D. Happ, E. Hill. P Hill, R. Holtman, F. Hoyt. J. Huff. G. Johnson. R. Jones, R. Julian, S. Kirby. R. Knights, S. Kuhrt, R. LaForce, E. Liebert, D. McAdam, L. McConkey, R. Misel, P. Nash, D. Nolin, A. Olson, C. Petterson, J. Schieman. J. Schmitt. J. Scholze, R. Schumaker, D, Schultz, R. Seeley, P. Shay, B. Smith, B. Steinfeldt, S. Strogcn, D. Turk, D. Tyler, J. Tyo, B. Weirick, T. Weis, E. Whitney, R. Whitney. 120 GOODBYE - HOMEROOM 231 First Row: D. Hendricks. C. Malthaner, R. Wagner, J. William. Second Row: N. Preston, M. Ottomano, M. Schumacher, L. Lurz. Standing, left to right: Miss Powers, W. Kaiser. R. Romig, W. Rawlings, L. Cornell, W. Fritz, D. Abell, T. Cardillo, W. Geisler, P. Smith, D. Caspersom, J. Hayward. D. O’Brian, M. Altoft, }. .Hanley, C. Coleman, L. Huff. Missing: G. Kelder. ' I ' O U) CL 121 WILLIAM L. GEISLER AUTOMATIC HEATING OIL AND GAS BURNERS INSTALLED 44 BARDIN STREET GLenwood 3-2066-R ALFONSO DiNARDO SON General Contractors RIDGECREST SHOPPING CENTER Greece, N. Y. SLenwood 3-6514 We Deliver GLENDALE GROCERY Fresh Fruit and Vegetables Frozen Foods 650 Dewey Ave. Rochester 13, N. Y. YOUR CALSO DEALER HIBBARD S DEWEY-BENNINGTON SERVICE 2500 DEWEY AVENUE Rochester 16, New York Charlotte 2-3226 or 2-3985 Compliments HAHN PHOTO CENTER 308 Driving Park Avenue GLen. 3-3031 Compliments of C. BILL PARSONS INSURANCE COVERAGE — ALL TYPES 4 Luckey Street GLenwood 3-8324-M Rochester 13, N. Y. HEBBERECHT BROS. FARM STAND Corner of Malden Lane and Mt. Read Blvd. Best Wishes To SENIOR CLASS MECHANIC ' S LAUNDRY 14 GLENDALE PARK Compliments of HARRY B. ELLIOT REAL ESTATE SALESMAN GLenwood 3-5722-M 679 Lake Avenue Rochester, N. Y. CHEVROLET SALES AND SERVICE FREAR CHEVROLET INC. 1110 STONE RD. Rochester 16, New York “It ' s Been FREARS for Years 122 HOMEROOM 9 1 ■a j First Row: A1 Jardine, Tony Alaimo, Frank Richens, Jim Brown. Second Row: Warren River, George Cox, Art DuCharme, Chuck Calhoun, Rog Wilmier, Bruce Davy. Third Row: Bob Maier, Dave Crawford, Paul Smith, Bill Lambert, Norm W eld. Standing: Mr. Gerace. Missing: Mike Speziale. B ROWN ' ' ‘J ' V ' J _.4 MATIS HALL W LI) Ro t l?l A L ll mo ' Nk 123 Compliments of Compliments BATH SCRAP IRON of METAL CO. CORREL DARI-FREEZE DEALERS IN WASTE MATERIALS Box 136, Bath, New York Phone: PR 6-2812 STORE No. 79 630 RIDGE ROAD WEST Compliments of DEWEY BAIT Compliments of and TACKLE A FRIEND GEnesee 8-6777 EXCELLENT BEAUTY SALON GULF MOTOR CLINIC “Home of Guaranteed Permanents DYNAMOMETER TUNE-UP Open Evenings By Appointment By Appointment Only AIBERTA DODD congress 6-5472 1365 St. Paul St. at Ave. E 1003 Genesee Street Rochester 21, N. Y. Rochester, N. Y. JOHN R. LENZI PLATING CO. INC. GOVERNMENT CERTIFIED Plating On All Metals Complete Anodizing Chromic and Sulphuric Processes BAker 5-2141 or BAker 5-7666 DEWEY AVE. PHARMACY 2910 DEWEY AVE. Quality Controlled High Speed Methods Adequate Shipping Receiving Facilities Bill Burke George Smith 187 NORTH WATER STREET Rochester, N. Y. 124 HOMEROOM t First Row; D. Mitchell, J. Klimm. Second Row: C. Baker, L. Adams, S. Witte, B. Welpe. G. Servis. Third Row: L. O ' Hare, M. Newell, G. Mills, R. McCoy, S. Lucyshyn, J. Kenne- weg. Fourth Row: K. Wilson. }. Watts, E. Tyler, K. Smith, L. Rasback, J. Piccirilli. Standing; G. Gender, H. Murphy, J. Gilmore, B. Brown, B. Hoffschneider, L. Jones, A. Kerling, J. Callemeyn, B. Querney, M. O’Connell, A. Renauto, A. Novellin, J. Perry, Mr. Epping. ALFREDA MOONY SCHOOL - OF - DANCE Professional Instructions In TOE - BALLET - BATON - TAP - MODERN BALLROOM — Teen-age - Adult Children — 3 Years Old and Up PRIVATE AND GROUP LESSONS Group Classes Are Limited Studio At Corner Ridge and Dewey (Ridge Bowling Bldg.) GLenwood 3-1710 125 ROCHESTER INDUSTRIAL TRUCKS INC. Formerly Brodie Industrial Trucks Inc. 1168 LEXINGTON AVE. Distributors of CLARK FORK LIFTS and MATERIAL HANDLING EQUIPMENT RIDGE MOTORS NEW AND USED CARS 2423 Ridge Road West GLenwood 3-9030 See “CHUCK EASTON Open Eves ' SUGAR BOWL 1510 Dewey Avenue HOMEMADE CANDIES and ICE CREAM LUNCHES GLenwood 3-4892 DIAMONDS WATCH REPAIR WATCHES JEWELRY REPAIR JEWELRY ENGRAVING WALKER ' S JEWELRY 2907 DEWEY AVENUE Rochester 16, N. Y. Charlotte 2-3633 GERRY SPRINGER FRIENDLY SERVICE — Two Locations — 903 Ridge Rd. W. 1436 Ridge Rd. W. S H GREEN STAMPS SCHAEFER S MARKET 1050 DEWEY AVENUE FINEST IN FOODS Compliments of SMART SET BEAUTY SALON 457 Ridge Road West near Dewey Ave. GLenwood 3-8240 Compliments of WAYSIDE FOOD MARKET 155 East Henrietta Road Toyland School Supplies Bicycle Supplies, Hobby Craft ZACK ' S Hardware, Toys 1318-1322 DEWEY AVENUE Rochester 13. N. Y. We Deliver GLenwood 3-2243 WARNER EHMANN FLOORING CO. INC. 2323 Ridge Road West GLenwood 3-3140 126 Congratulations from HOMEROOM 207 First Row: Richard Mambretti, Roger Conkey. Second Row: Philip Henry, Thomas Metildi, Phyllis Heberger, Roberta Stillman. Third Row: Kathy Wilson, Judy Bradshaw, Ruth Zim¬ merman, Bonnie Armendinger, Diane Oehlbeck. Fourth Row: Sandy Schmanke, Susan Mac- Arthur, Carol Pardee, Jean Briggs. Standing: Barry Smith, Gary Buehler, Gary Keppen, Bruce Streeter, David Schiltz, Harold Geschwind. Norman Giese. Doug Flagg. Rowland Bennett, Steve Hluchan, Mr. Vetter. 127 C «Ac a Sandy 84ib€r ?« C Wer fJ Ha mk a . ' . Jut CiU-r i ®Ar Ba� ka«, r Car.i U)al(v| HcQuA ' cj, f� hw, Hu df • ' VJu A OffKtL I •}«. i ' A SWA ' I ' !! ' ”” ' i o� na ' j ' ■ —K..|£l|.. V iZt„,r , TTV— s- ' «‘‘ !...,i r„.7 V © ; 7 ' ' y • - JcA , ' • A f DickU kuj C ch Udre Don ' ttxra.ll HlU y ,l(if - ? ' ■ ' ■•- ll“!, Cr«- ' ' ‘ Uancy 6cct cr 0 ' Ha. 128 Compliments of SENIOR HOMEROOM 229 First Row: Mr. Leach, Kathy Cerra, Sharon Riley, Bev Stanin, Elaine Mangan, Marylou Bolger, Sue Gibaut, Jan Myers, Caryl Beane, Betty Frank, Joanne Elwell. Sharon Logan, Joanne Brownlee, Ron Newman, Gary Mueller, Dick Maier, Dean Smith. Second Row: George Adams. Bill Blanchard, John Brazier, Jim Chittendon, Jim Christman. Third Row: Tom Concannon, Dave MacAdam. Werner Hahl, Walt Ludike, Jim Richardson. Joe Scarpulla. 129 EDNA FRANKS DEL. 2050 Dewey Ave. WE DELIVER GLen. 3-1519 ' GL. 3-6193 - GL. 3-6337 - GL. 3-5261 GOATER REALTORS 1364 DEWEY AVENUE Real Estate Service Since 1919 CHarlotte 2-0430 Compliments of CHARLES H. LEIS W. A. FELDMAN Funeral Home REAL ESTATE 2692 Dewey Avenue 1451 LAKE AVENUE FROM A We specialize in John Bean Alignment front ends and brakes Equipment- GREECE GARAGE FRIEND GENERAL REPAIRING Lee Begy 399 Stone Rd. Char. 2-3549 TO MY WONDERFUL SISTER LEDLIE JEWELER vvp Diamonds - Watches - Jewelry GEO. 833 Dewey Ave. SLenwood 3-4786 r NEWMAN FLOORING GEORGE FRANK ' S WESTRIDGE STORES INC. SERVICE STATION FLOOR and WALL COVERINGS 630 Ridge Road West Rochester 15, N. Y. Dewey Ave. at Briarcliff Rd. Rochester, N. Y. Phone: CHarlotte 2-4297 130 First Row: Glady Higham, Barbara Barr, Doris Huttenbach. Second Row: Virginia Houle, Judy Christman, Sylvia Nieskens. Third Row: Eugene Preston, Dick Kosbab, Ellen Fisk, Barbara Palotas. Fourth Row: Bob Olyslager, Bob Seeley, Terry Pierce, Frances Yarker. Sandra O’Brien. Filth Row: Rollin Hanson, Ronald Payne, Fred Maine, Marilyn Sanderson, Pamela Rizzo. Standing: Mrs. Averill, Susan Schroy, Sharon Clarke. Linda LaBar, Irwin Schmitt, Dick Colt, Vito Vincelli, A1 Sisson. Del Smith. Compliments of HOMEROOM 5 First Row: J. Benham, J. Hines, C. Lockwood, E. Mcltravick. Second Row: S. Allaway, P. Morris, J. McLean, J. Smith, C. Roberts, A. McIntyre. Third Row: S. Mitchel, D. Petranto. FI. Criffin, J. Mclninch, D. Misel, H. Morgan, P. Farrell. Fourth Row: A. Cuarino. D. Marsh, F. Loewke, J. Johnson, K. Couchman, H. Barnard, P. McAnn. Standing: P. Brooks. J. Bianchi, B. Kastner, S. Maxon, J. Nash, R. Frattle, K. Lohfink, P. Cordy, Mr. Swanson. HOMEROOM 250 131 S M SUNOCO - AUTO - SERVICE 1670 DEWEY AVENUE ALL - Minor - Repair - V ork We Specialize In COMPLETE MOTOR TUNE UP We Give and Redeem Red Stamps PROPRIETORS RAY MONTANARO - - - PETE MONTANARO SEELY FARMS SUMMER MARKET THE FINEST RAW FRUITS AND VEGETABLES IN SEASON 2464 RIDGE ROAD WEST Opposite Greece Town Hall GLenwood 3-1934 132 First Row, Seated: Barbara Camper, Sheila Charlton, Donna Vinton, Gail Hipp. Second Row: Virginia Drake, Joanne Newlyn, Sharon Manfredi, Diane Paine, Gail Wilson, Pat Larae, Sandy DuPont, Shirley Craucher, Dorthy Copeland, Judy Hart, Charlotte Preston, Kathy Kane, Jackie Lamb, Barbara Smith, Joyce Williams, Mrs. Colahan. 133 Compliments of a FRIEND Ji e Own and Operate Our Own Plant” NICK and ERWIN DRY CLEANERS ALTERATIONS - DYEING - REPAIRING Tailor - Cleaning r Pressing - Repairing Plant: 3145 DEWEY AVENUE CHarlotte 2-2468 Store: 1227 CLINTON AVE., N. congress 6-0530 BEST WISHES from SHORTrS FRIENDLY SERVICE 903 RIDGE ROAD WEST GLenwood 3-9985 We give S H Green Stamps BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1958 FARRELL FLORIST 1279 St. Paul Street congress 6-5270 Rochester 21, N. Y. MAX TAFFET VARIETY STORE Jewelry, Dry Goods, Confectionary Greeting Cards, Stationery, Etc. 744 RIDGEWAY AVENUE Rochester, New York GERANIUM ' S — PANSIES BEDDING PLANTS, Etc. FREAR S PLANTS FLOWERS 1082 STONE ROAD CHarlotte 2-0089 GLenwood 3-9406 Closed Mondays JANCURSIO BEAUTY SALON Specializing In COLDWAVES — HAIR STYLING Owned and Operated by Mr. and Mrs. Jancursio 1938 RIDGE ROAD WEST (Ridgecrest Shopping Center) Best Wishes Seniors 1958 FRANK SIMPSON MOTORS, INC. USED CARS — LIKE NEW LOW PRICES — EASY TERMS Best Deal in New York State Open Evenings 2678 DEWEY AVENUE CHarlotte 2-5290 Rochester 16, N. Y. J. and A. DELICATESSEN Open 9 till 11:00 P.M. 3743 DEWEY AVE. Charlotte 2-4303 M. A. Milne Phone, Webster 843-M GREEN - VU LANDSCAPE SERVICE LANDSCAPING TREE EXPERTS 394 Phillips Road Webster, N. Y. 134 Compliments of R. J. GUGLIEMINO Hl-C CLUBS ROCHESTER YOUTH FOR CHRIST LARKINAS BEAUTY SALON 803 DEWEY AVENUE GLenwood 3-9480 Closed Monday Open Tuesday and Friday Evenings ESTELLE S POWDER BOX Estelle De Roller 37 PULLMAN AVENUE Rochester 15, N. Y. GLenwood 3-2797 DEWEY SWEET SHOP 1450 DEWEY AVENUE Light Lunches and Fountain Service GLenwood 3-1042 Prop. Mr. and Mrs. Waherlake “If You Want QUALITY Call ‘ED. ' NEW LIFE DRIVEWAY SEALCOATING CO. TOBEY ASPHALT DRIVEWAY CO. POWER LAWN ROLLING CHarlotte 2-4725 Compliments of VAHER S MARKET 451 DENISE ROAD Charlotte 2-0740 DELIVERIES MADE dka iiedL YOUNGLOVE-1|- Funeral Home Inc. 1511 DEWEY AVENUE C_ GLen. 3-1451 CHARLES L. YOUNGLOVE RECORDS TELEVISION WALKER ' S Electrical Appliances 2844 DEWEY AVENUE (near Stone Road) Doug. Walker CHarlotte 2-1 167 RIDGEWAY PHARMACY INC. MODERN PRESCRIPTIONISTS 1470 DEWEY AVENUE Corner RIDGEWAY 135 HOMEROOM 202 First Row: R. Carrol. R. Case. A. Cullen, B. Cullen Second Row: L. Gross, R. Hill, D. Kausch, M. McRae, A. Meyers, T. Miceli. Third Row: B. Miles, S. Montello, W. Mont¬ gomery, G. Brown, J. Stoneham, C. Ware. Standing: Mr. Conroy, J. Clayton, S. Beikirch, M. McLeod, B. Baldeck, D. Booth, A. Hoyt, N. Houle, B Webb, S. Lecomte, N. Briesch, J. Rosser, D. Brown, J. Flenstead, J. Robinson. 136 DEEPTONE CLEANERS and LAUNDERERS ' Quality and Dependability Here Is a Habit. 603 STONE ROAD CHarlotte 2-4280 JOSH GARDEN FLOWERS 370 Ridge Road East congress 6-7089 GEnesee 1935 Ollie Yockel, Prop. Kinrs KAKE SHOP Ollie Yockel, Prop. PIES, ROLLS, PASTRIES Our Specialty Wedding and Birthday Cakes Special Prices on Church and Club Orders 344 Arnett Blvd. Rochester 11, N. Y. PALMOS SWEET SHOP 321 Driving Park Avenue Home made Ice Cream Light Lunches Call ' ' NELLIS ' for PRIVATE PICNIC GROUNDS an CATERING GLenwood 3-9048 Compliments of DEFENDORFS Fruit and Vegetable Stand 612 STONE ROAD Diamonds - Watches - Rings Watch Repairs Bowling Balls, Etc. — Sunbeam Appliances PAUL JEWELERS 374 West Ridge Road Silverware — Syracuse China Typewriters — Binoculars Compliments of B. MICHAELS COMPANY 2878 DEWEY AVENUE WOMEN AND CHILDREN ' S WEARING APPAREL RADIO and TELEVISION SERVICE Tubes Tested Free USED TV ' s ALSO SOLD PRINZr s TV and APPLIANCE SALES and SERVICE DEWEY AVENUE Phone: GL 3-7158 or GL 3-4889-J JOHNSON’S BAKERY 7 PULLMAN AVENUE GLenwood 3-0972 137 V ted Pr eecL FRANK MARSHALL ' S Compliments RESTAURANT Food Always the Best of a A FRIEND Prices The Most Reasonable - 630 Ridge Road West West Ridge Shopping Center Compliments of CUPOLA BUILDING SPECIALTIES Sales - Service - Maintoinence Doors - Windows NURSING HOME Reasonable Rates 24 Hour Nursing Service • Hollow Metal • Fire Doors • Tubular • Rolling Steel • Sliding Closet • Folding Fabric • Folding Wood • Entrance • Double Hung • Casement • Awning • Pivoted • Louver • Jalousies • Basement • Multi-Purpose 18 Erie Street V. Brockport, New York Phone Brockport 4701-J Proprietors SPECIALTIES • Laboratory Furniture • Shelving • Aeroshades • Lockers • Bleachers • Partitions Elizabeth Beikirch and Mable Good MAPLEWOOD SONS 139 Compliments of HOMEROOM 311 First F.OW: Betty Simpson, Forrest Richey, Wayne Watkins, Ronald DeMarco Second Flow: John L eary, Harlan Purdy, Richard Statucki, Brian Tunney, Third Row: Richard Knights, Sue Procco, Ann Spencer, Johanna Wilson, Mark Pullen. Standing: Miss Foos, Nancy Brescia, Constance Schuttes, Elizabeth Garcia, Doris Nolin, Suzanne Wangman, Suzanne Crandall, Carolynn Kennard, Ronnie Care, Stuart Carlin, James Barry, Gerard Caschette, Robin Burchard, George Johnson, Lynn Jinks, David Clegg. Missing: Kay Burton, Patricia McGrath. HOMEROOM 201 First Row: B. Legg, J. Meagher, B. O ' Keen, J. Palmer. Second Row: B. Heidt, B. Chris¬ topher, J. Eynon, M. Forward, J, Gilman, P. Jackson. Third Row: R. Shorts, D. Cofran, T. Berndt, J. Crissy, M. Groucher, R. Davis, T. Reinholtz. Fourth Row: Mr. Lord. G. Crevier, R. Kiley, J. Thorne, W. Rudd. T. Peti.x, T. Anderson, M. Owens. F. Romano. B. Slye, D. Seeley, G. Rosencranz. D. Rife. S. Kavanaugh, G. Barrow. 140 ALLIANCE TOOL DIE CORE. GLenwood 3-4115 DESIGN - PROCESS - BUILD TOOLS - DIES - SPECIAL MACHINERY Lamination Dies a Specialty K. F. FUCHS, President and General Manager 1025 LEXINGTON AVENUE Rochester 6, N. Y. MAURER CO., INC. PEPPERIDGE HOMES INC. 31 RICHMOND HAmilton 6-0030 141 HOMEROOM 210 First Row: Linda Winans, Donna Slayer, Carol Yockel. Second Row: Richard Paro, Wendy Hamilton, Julie Korhumel, Betty Radzinski, Third Row: Kathy McDonald, Karen Riedel, Diane Davison, David Casperson, Fourth Row: Joanne Denk, John Myers, Bob Dewey, Coleen Baader. Fifth Row: Barb Mullen, Pam Merritt, Roberta Kleisley, Andrew Kelly. Sixth Row: Charlie Mitrano, Bill Standing, Art Rootes, Bob Ryer, Seventh Row: James Perry, Dale Laird. Standing: Mrs. Brown. Missing: Patsy DelVecchio, Judy Drake, Loretta Ruscio, John Valentine, Harriet Veatch, Janice Phillips. Louis Coccia. “HEAVEN IN 27” First Row: Linda Van Putte, Alison Williams, JoAnne Cote, Marilyn Farrier, Pam Kingslow, Judy Morgan, Sabra Ballerstein, Bev Allardice. Second Row: Mr, Ley, Gary Treacy, Jean Wersinger, Dolores Reinagel, Jackie Parish, Pat Keavin, Alice Hartseil. Elaine Matulis, Barb Hunt, Adale Tannous. Third Row: Gerry Sadler, Ken Klein, Jim Preston, John Shannon, John Schiemann, Pat Cronin, Terry Walsh, Bob Coles, Tom Keele. 142 Compliments of The Wind Ensemble ROY S. THRALL Conductor 143 Compliments of BEGY ' S T.N.T. GIRLS Rochester ' s Own Internationally Famous Girls Softball Team 1957 Metropolitan A.S.A. Girls Champions “Bud Begy, Sponsor Bill Parsons, Manager The Editors of the JOHN QUILL wish to thank all ADVERTISERS for their patronage Rochester Weather - Seal Corporation 630 Ridge Road West In the West Ridge Shopping Center Originators and World ' s Largest Manufacturer of Combination Windows and Doors • Call GLenwood 3-7865 For Free Estimate With No Obligation TODAY Try VITA-FLUFF Shampoo ...the original and still the finest Cream Shampoo! 3-oz. or $100 Choose the VITA-FLUFF I Shampoo ideoll y suited p ' u ' o to your hair: • Regular (for normal hair) • Special for Blonde • Special for Oily Hair • Special for Dry Hair • Oil Shampoo (for extremely dry hair) 144 HOMEROOM 203 First Row, front to back: N. Perona, F. Farmen, R. Baird. Second Row: R. Ver Plank, R. Vleigel, T. Zimmerman, N. Baker, C. Parnell, S. Donovan. Third Row: R. Patton, J. Ras, J. Ritchie, J. Seymour, W. Stegman, S. Van Duzee. Fourth Row: K. Cofran, J. Culhane, J. Mac Larty, L. Files, L. Keefer, F. Imburgia. Fifth Row: Mr. Boulls, K. Sisson, J. Kramer, G. Walther, D. Leppla, J. Ennis, J, Dornsife. HOMEROOM 310 First Row: John Plank, Jerry Nasca, Bob Miller, Bob Weeks, Phyllis Mosteller, Shirley Milatz, Ray Riker. Second Row: David Urquhart, Terry Weis, Dave Speciale, John Scholze. Karen Salminen, Karen Ross, Barry Merritt. Third Row: Steve Josh, Robert Kane, Dick Diehl, Dick Danzig, John Brown, Sharon Wilson, Jo Anne Dick, Gary Kaiser, Louis Burrows, Donald Grundke, Janice Kortz, Nadine Kenny, Joan Bircher, Sandra Chittenden. Betsy Cole¬ man, Judy Janowicz, Robert Button. Kieth Allen, Sandra Eckels, Bonnie Doty. 145 O ' BRIEN ' S JEWELERS Finest In Watches - Diamonds Watch and Jewelry Repairing 2916 Dewey Ave. Rochester 16, N. Y. CHar. 2-3313 BARNARD SERVICE and SUPPLY CO. INC. Distributors GASOLINE - MOTOR OIL - FUEL OIL 2450 DEWEY AVENUE GLenwood 3-1367 - 3-1368 When Better Doughnuts Are Made You ill Get Them At ERNIE ' S 1777 DEWEY AVENUE GLenwood 3-3127 Special Attention To Party Orders LENDIUM WATCH REPAIR 3 DAY WATCH REPAIR Congratulations to the SENIOR CLASS and Best Wishes EDWARD TIERAN MATTHEWS FIELDS LUMBER CO., INC. Phone Charlotte 2-4426 120 STONEWOOD AVE. DODGE PLYMOUTH BILL COOKE Inc. 270 Lake Avenue GLen. 3-3800 Compliments of CLIFFORD LAUNDRY Compliments of JOE SPONO 146 Photographs . . . The Heart of Your Yearbook . . . priceless school memories live in photography by Varden. _ 1 arden Studios, inc. YOUR OFFICIAL YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHERS YEARBOOK DIVISION 28 South Union Street • Rochester 7, New York 147 ' -i -vt. •• J- -.‘jir . PfeSgiM mmm: v •. •., NV . ‘ • ' . ;ir --..--v- ; ..; ' . ' ■S,P---- 5 .- - v ■4::.. ' v. ' v i4 A,• ' ■■.:■ ili. rr.-. ' k • . •«• •V“. V .vr ' ' V vT t j E.. - � ' 1 J i!‘?€jS;Ai;E.;; ' ' ,. 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