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

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1959 volume:

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Fw ' 1 015112 l I F ? 1 eg .Q P ' 4A4 ' , . fill jf1-foo 61511111 for 19 9 John Marshall High School RGCHESTER - NEW YORK d by The D B ' P R hester, N. Y. M '14- - X-N .pox 14. .. . ,- --. 'Ps-1, ' W24.. Through the centuries, the pattern of life has been sym- bolized in the beauty of the fine arts. Musicians, artists, dancers, authors, and poets have all attempted to express their feelings about life through their different media. Long- fellow, too, was caught by this desire, and in his 'Psalm of Life, told of life's pattern. At Iohn Marshall, a spirit prevails which instills in our hearts and minds the desire to achieve, to work to the best of our abilities. Each student tries to leave behind him the best possible record of his life at Iohn Marshall, remembering Longfellovxfs words: Act,-Act in the living present! Heart within and God o'erhead. ' We invite you, now, to turn the page, and examine with us this book, the record of our never-to-be-forgotten life at Iohn Marshall High School. x1-4 1 I s. 3. . T3u-.. able nf mutants PAGE 9 Ut x Chi-C-'io 19245 A 1 V. JJ 1 . Y - Alasstnork 1 1 A W L t J . , Jw 1 A 1 Xl f um nunl. Inu mhhm. x c, L . If C A' P PAGE 19 'T' C EZ C 1C'.-1 Dmiix' O G A ' mints J X 15 l' 3 ,. h, vw... 1 1.1.'..1..4l l.yf..... .1 1 5 1 LW 'DWF' C3 'Al PAGE 41 '-.C ri C '-Icp 'bllfi' 5 1 5' 1 -- 1 rtthittes ig.-' ',CAC, U . 1 A 1 x 1 L 1 1 I J N. fd W .Jy 1.-1 ... n-.-1. n. up .ma .1...,., A1 xmhn-.m11m1.n w 1 L L c - ' v. 1 PAGE 67 'F CLi'G':c- f'l'f.-iff' G A ' ports A JTL 1 CL 1 . 1 .L 1 1 L3 J'- A 'IL .. h...- ... m. -my.- ' Y- A U -,-, ,T .. . nl. J-. 'NNN CF Gin the Qillass uf 1959: As Longfellow so aptly set forth in his poem, A PSALM OF LIFE Lives of great men all remind us We can make our lives sublime And departing leave behind us Footprints on the sands of time, As you have lived your high school days, have you, the Seniors of Iohn Marshall High School, ever paused to reflect how great a debt you owe to the graduates of our school? Those former students strove for scholastic excellence, helped create the spirit of loyalty to our school, and by their thoughts and actions built traditions you now enjoy. The motto of many of them, as they tried to make each day count, must have been Life is reall Life is earnest! Now, as you join the alumni after your graduation in Iune, you can feel that your obligations have been fulfilled since you have continued and strengthened our traditions, thus enabling those who follow to bring honor and fame to themselves and to Iohn Marshall High School. Sincerely, ELMER W. SNYDER, Principal 4 ELMER W. SNYDER Principal 5 VICE-PRINCIPAL LEON C. FRIEL MRS, IESSIE BARRY ADVISERS MATTHEW HOFFMAN ANN TURULA CARLETON THAYER COUNSELORS ' A 3 f .- 'x ALFRED GOETZ Guidance Staff Advisers'-Grades ll and 12 MRS. IESSIE BARRY MR, MATTHEW HOFFMAN Counselors-Grades 9 and 10 MISS ANN TURULA MR. ALFRED GOETZ Counselor-'Grades 7 and 8 MR. CARLETON THAYER 7 CW 1 Q, Q 425 gg O A 5' V e 9 5? 9 4? A 53 V V Z5 C3 v Y A We can make our lifves sublime. A cf' fir- 482' Cf CP 6 This year the accent in the English Department has been on communica- tion skills - concentrated listening, effective speaking, and clear concise writing. The classic and contemporary literature of our own country and of the world as presented in our English classes deepened the understanding of individuals and nations. English Seated: Lulu Bartholomew, Mrs. Kay Saunders, Mrs. Charney Berger, Toby Susswein, Mrs. Alice Earl, Grace Leader. Standing: Mrs. Ann Brown, Mary C. Foley Head, Mrs. Io-Ann Averill, David Wood, Mrs. Mary Murphy, Earl Lammel, Mrs. lane Iones. Not in Picture: Ethel Dunn. Catherine Sheehan, Never in the history of mankind have a knowledge of our heritage and an understanding of the duties and respon- sibilities of both government and citi- zens been so important. There has been renewed emphasis on the interpretation of today's problems through the class work in government, geography, and historical background. Social Studies Seated: Kenneth Fulkerson Head, lane Lynch. Douglas Asquith. Standing: Edward Hoffman, Edwin Gordon, Thomas Vetter, Ioseph Coccia, Carl Wren, Elton Eike. Trafton Boulls. Science Seated: Grace O'Reilley. Daniel Houscman Head. Mrs. lean Havill. Mrs. Dorothy Corbett. Standing: Daniel Keohanc. Allen Tappert. Carleton Thayer, Iohn Dailor. Sebas- tian Gangi. ll The emergence of the Space Age. and the completion of the International Geophysical Year have quickened student interest in science and engineering. The need of our country for qualified personnel in these fields was pointed up through Science Club programs. visits of scientists and engineers to our ninth grade classes, and trips to industries in our communities. .. 9 ,if 11 f Mathematics Seated: Monroe Lord. Standing: Charles Pflaum Head, Thomas Byrnes, William Tappert. Not in Picfure: Borden Booth, Ioseph Con- roy. Paul Epping, Mrs. Edith Olmstead. Languages Seated: Florence Chittenden, Donald Clark Head, Agnes Powers. Standing: Frank Leach. Mathematics has been taught in rigorous manner and in logical order. Regular classes have worked with vim and vigor. Remedial help has been given where needed. For the most capable students there has been ad- vanced study of calculus. With a Hshrinkingn world, the im- portance of a foreign language has brought renewed interest in studying a language throughout the entire high school course so that a student may speak fluently and understand other nations. This year. as always, the Business Education Department has given our young people the opportunity to prepare them- selves for a career in business. Many of our graduates major- ing in business will be directly employed: therefore. the train- ing stressed basic knowledge. application, accuracy, and neat- ness. Many of the college- bound students have taken courses in typing. Business Seated: Mrs. Leda Costich. Mrs. Helen Meinhardt Head. Mrs. Laura Colahan. Helen Lathrop. Sfmzdirig: Yvonne Trabold. Raymond Wright. Iohn Salemme. Mrs. Barbara Gallagher. Scared: George Corwin. Mrs. Laura Remington Accompanist. Standing: Mrs. lane Feuerherm. Mrs. Mary Minasian Accompanisf, W i l l i a m Decker. Mrs. Ruth Schlenker, Not in A Picfurc: Roy Thrall. il Y The Fine Arts Department reached a new high this year with the production ,in December of Amahl and the Night Visitors. The Mtisic, Art, and Drama Depart- ments, each contributed its best to a beautiful artistic performance. The Marshall Singers, a specially talented vocal group and the Wind Instrument Ensemble, a specially talented ' instrumental group, performed on many occasions both in and out of school. Fine Arts Y,,,,.gw-in 15 Seated: Louis Spiotti. Barbara Rosen- bloom. Mrs. lanet Frank, Standing: Armand Bolton. Nicholas Zona Head. Mrs. Martha Sutherland. Anthony Gerace. Mary O'Connor, William Bushnell. Physical Education The Health and Physical Education Department continued its fine work in improving skills in sports and swim- ming. Whether in classes in hygiene safety, first aid. or the extensive pro- gram in sports, accurate knowledge and good sportsmanship were stressed. OFFICE STAFF - Mrs. Mollie Markus. LIBRARY STAFF - Seated: Ruth Hil- Mrs. Elizabeth Elmer. Not in Picture: Mrs. Hker Librarian. Standing: Mrs. Roma Simp- Florence Cutaker. son. Mrs, Mabelle Frank. MRS. FLORENCE TRENTMAN Nurse ALISON WAGNER Speech Therapist Specialists at John Marshall MRS. MARGARET TILFORD Psychologist .l MRS. BEULAH LEWIS Dental Hygienist 3 'G' ...Q f ' Mrs. D, Magin. Mrs. G. Eshelman. Mrs. M. Bealnish. Mrs. Altolf. Mrs. B. a Ligoski, Mrs. V. Bungdorf. Mrs. Ruth Short Manager, Mrs. E. Veltz. Mrs. Short and her staff not only served daily lunch for Marshall's many students but assisted at our various receptions and parties. The staff of custodians carried on this year under difficult circumstances. the painting of the interior of our school. Their patience and willing service are appreciated by both students and faculty. - lv ' v 1 .ir gp iw I at .n' ...s.5. o Seated: Mrs. M. Tennity, Mrs. M. Kolesnick, Mrs. A. Pschirrer, Ioseph Iawor- ski. Standing: Mrs. P. Donaldson. Mrs. I, Sargent. Mrs. E. Gavitt, Robert W. VanclenBcrg Custodial Engineer, Mrs. M. Donnelly, Konstantine Guran. Frank Stahl. Edward Sutter, Not in Picture: Robert Klein. 18 9 7 4370425 QQ 0 A fb y v A S5 fs V , V A BHIUFS A 4? ff? A 53 V V I5 CB V V A Life is real! Life is earnest. A cf' fab ci? Gf Cf Q Glenda L. Anderson qloyous eyes -+-gr' Laurence Attinasi The forward look Linda A. Adams Anthony S. Alaimo Beverly Allardice Sweet attractive grace' T'echniquel Laughter and lovc of friends .nr-'- Terence E. Anderson Nancy Andrews Bonnie I. Armendinger 4'Give me neither poverty Life is very gay My clouds shew tlic nor riches silver lining ts Carolee Baker Mae Baker Sabfa A. Ballerstein To know her is to like Silence gives grace I walk by faith her A Harold Barnard Swift as though! X W A AA! fvvnd' -.1 'f' i X,w 'fJ Iames Barrett Constance Barrow Audrey Bartusek No limits but the sky I would live always Speech, the small change of silence 20 NC? Si Nancy E. Baxter Robert Beeley Ierry A. Belecz StilIest streams oft MOM- can not knou' 'ALet thy words be fru ' rim deep, ' everything I Mona K. Bell 'On with the dance' lf. Sal-ah Benngff Iudith E. Bernatz Thomas Berndt lean A. Bianchi A friend to all A phantom of delight Scholz-lr. horseman, he The bright morning stnr Sandra Bieber Ierome Bischoff Serene mind The elixir of life. enthusiasm Geoffrey F. Bleau 'I must have liberty Michael Bohan Sally A. Bolster Why this fuss about There's none like education? pretty Sally xx l Iudith E. Bradshaw Moderation is best 21 Iames E. Boddy Life is comedy X' Thomas Brady V. Louis Brescia Patricia Brooks Mosf girls are fimu A rnan with many frienalk' Let me live my life Barry M. Brown Iames Brown Patricia Bryce Suzanne C. Bucholtz We spend our lives 'AMan of few words Art colors her life HSu'eetness fresh as a rose in learning' Frederick P. Burns Charles Calhoun Iohn Callemeyn Susan Campbell Quiet people arc Love came laughing hy Rugged individualism The difficulty is welcome everywhere ' I f the choice Mary Caprio Anthony Caruso Ioseph Cavallaro Richard W. Chafer One who gives freely A'The world hath need A will inflexible He is a fine fellouf' of thee 22 Robert Champagne Barbara A. Christopher Ronald D. Cigna 'Men are polished through A sunny disposition is the Light hearted, he act and speech Ellen K. Clark 'AHer voice was ever soft 'Al am Content with Larry Coppard Hseest thou a man diligent A laugh is worth .1 in his business? j03lll'IB DOIC Many are the works 1 thou hast donen 50111 fg 511CCQ55 1lfllfSflCS HS l1C ,UOCSH Robert W. Coles Ioanne E. Conocchioli what I have sunshine to others . -,,'G,: . ' . Donald E. Corson Never leave to chance what can he achieved by enleu lations Patricia Cordy hundred groans Kenneth Couchman, Ir. David P. Crawford vhieh A good natured soul My desires are limited by my imagination 23 ,, ' 1010'- 1 cc .,1hf?fEf:!fHj Darrell Clark Charm is beauty Donna I. Cook Nom' of H1050 U'l1O bflrfhl You shall find your dfllllll America Cortes Let the shadows fall behind you Peter L. Crellin Gil Crevier Ierry W. Crissy Everything is sweetcnvfl Oh, sleep ' Few things are irnpossilvl by risk Patrick H. Cronin Murlin Croucher Bruce G. Crowe Howard G. Daggsxyjr. Life is n funny Accept thy privilege Seek to be good. but Oh, it isgxjcnifle proposition to be great aim not to bc great Donald K. Danzig Robert Davis Bruce A. Davy Thomas Dean But then. what of it? I would ask a question The world is mine A good sense of humor of thcm all Y-by 1 Irene Defkel' Carol DeFord Donna L. DeGrave Ioseph DelVecchi0 Consider my meditation Angels alone that soar A pleasing countenance Courage and Compassion above joined 24 Patsy DelVecchio Sheila DeMagistris Th0lIlaS DQRYC Q Richard DiP0n1i0 His cues twinkle as bright A spark of heavenly ffm, None of his steps shall l.ifr-'s more amusing than as the stars. slide. h I thong t. Iames Dooley Carole A. DuCharmc Barbara A. Easton Fred I. Eckert Actions speak louder Her ways are ways of A winning way, HO has a nimble wit. than words. pleasantncssf' Iohn A. Eckert Wendy N. Edmonds Elizabeth A. Emerson Norman Exley, Ir. Bu the work. one knows How far thc little candle A'All experience is an arch Woman's at best a the zvorkmanf' throws her beams. to build upon. contradiction still. Iudith A. Eynon All that's best rneets in hcr aspect. v N s Phyllis I, Faker Dianne P, Farrell The glass of fashion. Resolved to look on the sunny side. 25 lv Q, ' K k Lf' , N.. .Q 0 Wh all 'ffl W W m M-f' WL IN v lf,-1 - QM! of 'TTS' 1-...J Marilyn Barrier Reed I. Feasel Ronald P. Fess N0bIy born An honest man is the A noble rascal noblest work of God Rita R. Finley Florence Firjanian Kay Fisher Douglas W. Flood A good hcart's worth The heaven of her tender I breathed a song into The proper study of gold eye the air mankind is man l' Patricia A. Flood Mary A. Forward Ianet Francis lean M. Frank Success is counted sweet The quiet maid is richer The heart of friendship Bow down your ear to me than a crown 153' Q rf. 7 -. - Rosemary Frattle P. Iames Frearson Donna Furman Patricia A. Gala 'Those that arclgood Throw fear to the wind The desire to please There is no argument are happy equal to a happy smile 26 4-n I9 Kathryn E. Galligan Gloria I. Gaylord Harold W. Geschwind, Ir. Geraldine A. Geuder Her happiness is Surely every man is l would rather be riqht A daughter of the gods contagious vanity than be President divinely tall Icrilyn A. Gilman Iohn I. Gilmore Kathryn Girvin Barbara Gocdel Laugh. I thought I'd Clie In his favor is life 'Thy eyes are like stars Clzeerfulness makes all uv' things thrive 5 Xi. Q l ' X Darlene R. Goodehild Donna M. Gowin Iulie Grauviller Sandra L. Griffin Virtue is like a rich stone There is often voice A little nonsense is The eyes, those silent in a silent look relished by the best tongues of love e A ts' Angelo Guarino Robert Hackshaw Phyllis C. Heberger The victor is he who I will not be afraid As full of spirit as the can go it alone what men ean do to me month of Mau 27 5'6 fl Gail A. Heiligman Y? Ioanne Heller H. Diane Higgins Trusty, vivid and true My heart is warm with A pleasing smile my friends X Phyllis Hill Ieanne Hines Stephen E. Hluchan Nancy G. Horrocks A merry heart all the day Much happiness is to be Knowledge is power She has beauty in her found life Glenn A. Hughs 1 ldffei' D' Hume Barbara A. Hunt Ianice L. Hutchins He collected audiences If 'mf how much you Few things are impossible Life is a mission about him know buiiwhfff you get to diligence one 4. :ev Q l Frances lmbastaro A bearer of dreams Patricia Iackson I have news to tell 28 Alan D. lardine Gordon Iepson My heart is filed with Friendship is strongest praise Carolyn A. Iermyn Edward S. Iohnson Iohn Iohnson Ronald I. Iulian She is fair to look upon. Born for success. Quick on the trigger. The game is afoot. Ronald Iunior Barbara H. Kastner There is much to enjoy Ideals light up the down here on earth. journey of life. Sharon Kavanaugh Patricia G- Keavill Live at Casey, Keep me as the apple of the eye. Thomas Keele Carolyn A. Kelly Iudith A. Kenneweg Gary D. Keppen Let them not have Your heart shall live Dreams are as real as the Unless he's there whistling dominion over me. forever. light of the stars. the music will not be complete. Albert Kerling Pamela Kinslow lt is better to wear out Seek and you shall find. than to rust out. Y' 1 Iudith Klafehn I await my star. 29 'Q- Kenneth Klein Iohn Klimm Iurgen Kretschman 'Not believe in 'Hfhat is worth doing. is Let George do it Santa Claus? worth doing well. Iames Kron Beverlee Legg Gary Leistman Carol S. LeRoy Why 3171 I S0 Collegiate , URCHd!l to SPM 'WY' Sides 'WVhatever is. is right. Life is but .1 day. laughing. ' XN i W I Carole Lockwood Kathleen LohHnk Darlene A. Love Lonna Lowdcn 'A rich personality builds Life is a hundred times A merry heart does well. Sweeter than honey and a rich life. too short. the honeycomb. Sandra Lucyshyn Gentle of speech. x Betty Mack The angel with us unau-ares. 50 Sharon E. MacKendrick Each thing in its place is best. .xx Ieannine MacLean 'Apatience makes a qoocl woman. .717 r 'uv' l0h!l D- Madsen I. Garrett Malak Iudy A. Malin Richard I. Mambrctti l nm .1 citizen of the Doing good. seeking To win without boasting There lies 11 conversation world no reward in his eyes Ioanne M. Marianetti Richard Marsh Sharon E. Martin Uloy is my name Talent does what it can Perfection is no trifle Elaine I. Matulis We must not take things too seriously Hollcne Maxim Sharon Maxon Dale E. May Ieannette Mayer A pleasant companion HA Iffflc quiet i5 HU' Sober, steadfast, and We like those whom we only diet mature admire Ianice M. McAnn Herself n fairer flower Peter McAnn Robert E. McConc My hearts at liberty VVhat wondrous life is '7 this I lend: 31 5 f N 13'--': sri, bf Roberta McCoy Ianice Mclninch Alan Mclntyre l like .1 quiet lifci' The time fo be happy Life is adveiifiirc' is now if Patrick McKeon Frederick McNair Ioan C. McPhail Ioan A. Meagher You niemi I should His ideals are like ..M1I5iC in my heart I bf-nr 'AHer smile served ifs fake you serioiislyl' the stars purpose in being FY Thomas F. Metildi Carol A. Milanetti Grace Mills Richard E. Misel A gay spirit Her lovely eyes are i'lVIy heart is fixed 4'Little man. what now ' Cupicls arms David H. Mitchell Stephen G. Mitchell Carol M. Moose Maxine D. Morehouse I will declare the decree 'AVVorth makes the man A'An exaniplc of happincisp Such an inner light 32 i Iudith A. Morgan Pamela A. Morris Deanne Myshchuk William C. Naramorc Liffle friends may prove My wants are many HA pearl of great price A Iadics' man great friends T? 9 -.-f l Ianice E. Nash Barbara A. Nelson William H. Nesbitt Margaret A. Newell As bright as a star Sun shbneslluzhcre she Girls have curious eyes Charm from the skies UIC S 'Q Carol Newman Margaret M. Newman Barbara A. Nichols NHUF Sileflff' is QOMCNH More precious than jewels The breath of life Lucinda K. O'Harc Barbara H. O'Keen Ioyce Orrico 'Charm to captivate our A laugh fhat wins The cheerful look hearts 33 Diane L. Oehlbeck A smile from her eyes Sandra A. Ortlieb Michael Owens Bonnie I. Padget A mistress fair Oli how I long to travtl' Fresh and fair and frci 1. .. i i Iudith Palmer Young roses kincllcfl into thought 51 . 1 1 in .wi Q lacquelinc R. Parish 'Step to the music C ' ,. rv' Iamic Perry Thomas Petix 'Bvaiity is pcrsormlitqiyn Hope springs ctcrnnl' L 1:7 Richard Pctranto Iulie D. Piccirilli Edna M. Pike Warren Pivcr Nothing is too small Ah love. ' Light of step and hcarfn Far be it from mc fo fo know insult the pun Alma Pointer Quiet Conversation .ff Louise Pond Ioyce C. Potter Frank A. Poulton Nothing phases mc Love light in her ego Life comes hc-forc lifcrafiircn 34 ii l 1 Iamcs E. Preston A. Robert Provan 'Thr fuicnticth cvnfuru Every why has a man. whcrcforcf' Lucinda A. Rasbach Walter Reichardt No ufcnlfh Iilrc' the Lc:1rn while yoifrc quiet mind. young. .gg Arthur I. Rcnauto Edward Reno I lcnd you the wings A will to win. of thc future. Diana M. Rife Celia L. Roberts ,A ur .6 Iudith M. Quistorf Donald Ras HCUf'i05ff!l Ui'-'Idf,U F11lfill your dcsfinyf' vigorous mind. Tamara K. Reinholtz uBCaufy lilfcs wiih lvindncssf' Dolores R. Rcinagcl Evcry tomorrow is zz vision of hopo' Frank Richens Carol A. Richmond I live in fhe Srouvd Ari aptitude for winning Of ivllify. friends. Franklin I. Romano Thcrrfs language in hcr A sunbcam took shapc Life is my college. eye. when she was born. 35 UC' Carol P. Rosekrans Virginia Rosentreter Elaine A. Roth Give me understanding lVl11siC. flie speech of Beauty in action is angels. goodness. I Kathryn S. Rowley Iames Rowley William E- Rudd Thomas Rushforth My heart is glad. I was born fo set it right. ull lif0'S ji life 101155 Each man for himself. a c lCHf.n Q Kenneth Russell Gerald Sadler Patricia M. Sager Frances E. St. Maurice l am on my way. A king could not be half The best clixir is a friend. Faith is a fine invention so happy as I. Robert Sally Agatha Samperi David Schaffer Bonnie Scheel His time is forever. The smile that won'f Never say die. The best of fame. come off 36 1 Merle l.. Scheible Robert K. Scheutzow Iohn Schiemann David Schultz Nor loud but effecting-,' A fy-UQ manf' Friend to all. Tlicrc- is nmol: to lmru Sharon A. Schofield Peter Scott Dianne M. Seeley Gary C Servxs Keep truc to flic dreams Better late than never, Nothing is more wonrlerful A boy s :ull is flu or youth. than faiflif' xi ind Q u :II 1 Q ,I .41 ar' luhn Shannon Iames P. Shawhan Iohn A. Sheehan Raymond Shorts His stature fall. Emulate the acrnef' Here is fair play. I am not a pesslmist Alfred Sisson An honest soul. X- Ki l-Z L Donna Slade Barbara I. Slye There is a frcasure in I was born to laughter llcr smile. 3 7 Diane M. Smith Iames A. Smith Iohanna E. Smith My Crown is in my heart Happy is he who finds A good mind possesses wisdom. a kingdom. Karen Smith Paul M. Smith David I. Snively Ioyec E. Soporito 'Sweets to the sweet. The man who knows Courage is the hue of There was a star danced. he knows. virtue. Paul F. Soscia Iune E. Stevens Karolyn G. Strassner Bruce G. Streeter Nothing is too big to Honesty is a fine jewel. She lights her lamp of All's well that ends well attempt. faith. Gail Struck Bruce Sturm Kenneth Thompson Iames G. Thorne A voice with a smile. An understanding spirit. He shall be blessed. A man of many talents' 58 el Robert F. Tweady Elizabeth Tyler Linda G. VanPutte Vincent Vitello 1f'S Ijkc 3 book, fhis I was given fhg IOUC of You hear that boy I only know I'm mighty bloomin' world. books. laughing. glad l'm living. .a 3-f-f Erik Vonliortenau Larry G. Vroom Robert G. Wagner Gail Wahl A man of varied waysn The struggle toward a goal A man of acfionn I am cordial. makes a man happy. -gy xmf I f ' .1 f .,.- .L.- lx . hz Iamcs Walker R. Terry Walsh Gene Walzer Iacqueline Watson NA man after his 011-n He is Of a calm and This ll'0fld f-9 f1Of 50 bad- UA h3PP!l 5Pifit 51799515 heart. happy nature. joy everywhere. Iennie L. Watts William Weilert Nancy C. Weldon The meek shall inherit' A friend to the human More prized than gold. the earth. race. 39 C' 'EY William R. Welpe Anna M. Wendt lean Wersinger Hope swells my sail. I believe in making I follow the thing that friends. is good. H Alison K. Williams Neil L. Williamson Karen L. Wilson Sandra L. Wilson So precious life is. A man gazing on the There is no wealth but With youthful steps. SENIOR CLASS OF- FICERS: Edward Johnson. Vice President: Iames Thorne, President: lean Bi- anchi. Secretary: Margaret Newman. Treasurer. 40 stars. life. 'P-'X Steven H. Witte Sandra Worhacz Iesse Zeck, Ir. Fond of fun as fond Art is perfection of ulnfegrify and knowledge. can be. nature. 9 G 43 O G 4? A CP 08 'CP Cv Q 42? QC? ttihities Let us then, be up and doing, With Cl heart for any fate. fb ff? Cf Cf 0 4? K3 v 5? 49 5? 4? G G WS .lglsmf Lg. Q, X X' 1 , ., A . r' 'Tx Z OFFICERS-A. Iardine. M. Davis. P, Heberger. Thorpe. Students Association The Iohn Marshall Executive Coun- cil. the ruling branch of our student government, consisted of the Students' Association officers, the elected grade representatives, and the various com- missioners of school activities, Under the guidance of the two faculty ad- visers, Mrs. Iessie Barry and Mr. Matthew Hoffman. the Council re- viewed special events, school problems. and worthwhile student suggestions. The Snow Ball, Marshall Day, and fund drives were positive results of the legislation passed by this group. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL - Seated: Mr, Hoffman, P. Heberger. Mrs. Barry. I. Thorpe. A. Iardine. M. Davis. M. Creagan. I. Perry. I. Heller. Standing: I. Romano. K. Wilson. I. Brown. P. Smith, T. Schultz, I. Smith. A. Emerson, P. Weld. 42 First Row. Seated: Bradshaw. N. Horrocks, Klafehn. Malin. K. Rowley, P. Keavin. S. R2lSl1aCh. l. Smlfh- K- DA Cook, B- Sly-Q. SCL-0,151 Row, Sc-amd, Bianqhl, Sgpor. Wilson. K, Fisher, C. Rosekrans N. Baxter. Fourth Ron' ,to M4 Hoffman Affuwc,-I CA Kclly, A. Williams, S, SfHlIdil1HiF.RlChCIlS B. Davy. R. Twvady. S, Hluchan l Ballcrstcin. Third Roni. Standing: E, Tyler, P. Hcbcrger. Tl'1Ol'I10- W- PIVCIY P- Smlfhi LA VT00111- R, DRWIS- lf, Coppard. C. Calhoun, Members of National Honor Society were chosen on the basis of character, scholarship, leadership and service. The group this year H endeavored to improve the scholarship of the school by working with the incoming students of the seventh and eighth grades. Standard Bearers R. Davis and Smith C7 .Rt w 4- -J ' Seated: E. Iohnson. Smith. Standing: Bradshaw. K. Wilsori. P. Smith D. Cook. A. Williams and Thorne, Scholarship Commission The Scholarship Commission. composed of the ten highest ranking seniors, in forming the foundation for a scholarship campaign aims to establish and then maintain a higher scholar- ship standard at lohn Marshall. 43 IUNIORS Seated G OConnell. B. Doty, M. Altobello I Dornsife. Standing: R. Kleisley C Kennard. R. l-loltman. G. Coetz P Culhanc. The Legislature Under the guidance of Miss Turula and Mr. Goetz. the law- making body of Iohn Marshall, the legislature, was responsible for the success of many activities this past year. These activities included the March of Dimes Drive. the Red Cross Drive, the Memorial Scholarship Drive, and the sale of Students Association memberships. Two amendment to the Iohn Marshall Constitution were ratified. 44 SENIORS G, Heiligman F McN'ur Fhorne W. Piver. S Hluchsin E Iohnson G. Gaylord, F Firgima S Martin l I Se.ted: B. St bel. C. Te t. P. Rogers. Standcingr Arllggliixlo. Nichel. P. Roesscr. I. Iereckers. R. Lo lacono. D. Mullen. D. Le Roy. S. Thomas. E. Christensen. NINTH TENTH G, Cvxllette. D, Mczigher. Cv. Quackcn- hush C. Nardone. R. Blake M. Creaqrm. 45 Grade Representatives First Row: I. Bolton. I. Underwood. M. Arioli. Standing: K. Sharpe. R. Campbell. G, Charnell. D. La Fave N. Richmond. EIGHTH C Kelly. D. Mitchell. Council Safety Jr. Red Cross Seated: Heller, C. Miller. R. Tweedy, E. Christianson. Standin Q D. Schultz, S. Hluchan. S. Morgan, I, lanowicz. Community Service Marshall was well represented on the Rochester Iunior Safety Council this year. Representatives were seniors David Mitchell and Carolyn Kelly and juniors Sandra Mingus and William Stegeman. Through their attendance at meetings and confer- ences, these students were able to promote success- fully safety at Marshall and throughout Rochester, Iunior Red Cross activities are always important in our school year. This year these activities were led by nine students appointed from all grade levels. Serving on the Iunior Red Cross lnter-High Council, these students highlighted their work with an en- rollment and fund-raising campaign held in March. This year Marshall's delegates to the Iunior Coun- cil of the Rochester Association of the United Nations were Elizabeth Ty- ler and Alan Robinson. A survey test on the United Nations and a mock Security Council meeting were only two of the many activities in which Marshall was able to participate as a result of the fine work of our delegates. United Nations E. Tyler, A. Robinson. 46 Service Corps The juniors and seniors wearing the orange and blue jackets in Marshall's halls are recognized as the Service Corps. These students, under the direction of Mr. Thomas Vetter, donate their time to patrol the halls before school in the morn- ing, to keep the cafeteria in order during the lunch periods, and to direct trafic throughout the school. Front Row: P. Heberger, M. Bristol. D. Oehlbcck, B. Armendinger. Second Row: K. Lambert. B. Ross. N. Dezimne. Bradshaw, Third Row: K. Salminen. S. Ban- croft, D. Senecal. D. Mambretti. Fourth Row: R. Welty. R. Marks. R. Seoul. N. Bardhof, T. Matcld, Fifth Row: P. Geschwind, R. Ahrens. D. Schiltz. R. Paton. Sixth Row: S. Hluchan. M. Pullen. Mr. Vctter. The Traffic Squad, under the supervision of Mr. Anthony Gerace, carried out its duties of controlling student traffic before and after school. patrolling the parking area, and giving the all clear signal after air raid and Ere drills S The squad was organized this year under Captain Iames Brown and Lieutenant q Charles Calhoun. First Row: R. Dewey, W. Stegeman. F. Richens, C. Weld, T. Brown, L. Vroom, D. Crawford, Second Row: C. Calhoun, G. Scott, A. Iardine, W, Piver, Mr. Gerace. B. Hoyt, I. Thorpe, I. Brown, F. Kelsey, B. Davy. TREASURY DEPARTMENT .4-d i4 'w-. L. VanPutte. Mrs. L. Colahan. B, O'Keen. P. Heberger. I. Miceli. Treasury Department The Treasury Department was headed by Mrs. Laura Colahan, who kept the financial records of the school. Phyllis Heberger, Students Association treasurer. handled daily deposits. Linda VanPutte and Barbara O'Keen, stu- dent bookkeepers, kept the records of deposits and posting, Ierry Miceli and Robert Wagner were the student messengers. and Sandra Wilson and Merle Scheible were student typists. 48 RATING COMMISSION ,' Sitting: I. Heller. D. Higgins. T. Weis. C. Kelly, I. Smith, P. Hcberger. Standing: E. Tyler RATING CLERKS First Row: W. Bristol. D. Bennett. M. Deutsch. I. Kramer. B. Bartusek. S. Higham. S. Dinehart. Davis. G. Stenner. D. Petty, G. Zimmerman. Second Row: I. Bianchi. B. King. I. Bradshaw, M, LePri, I. Augino, W. Bonnell. . Hau enthal. G. Lce . Ma er S. E non I P V I Y - V L I. Cornelius. Third Row: C. Anderson, C. DeHond. M. Flynn. M. Dewey, D. Higgins. K. Smith, M. Henry, R. S. Hluchan. I. Mclninch. S. Fiore, Iones. R. Cliff. D, Furman, A. Emerson, R. Ioncs, K Tracey. N. Hunter, C. Roberts. C. Cullen. C. Westfall D. Noliu. Busch. Fourth Row: Nasca, P. Nlurray C, Miller. F. Richens, C. Fnryna, M. Heerkens, R Mount. T. Pierce. P. Ranke, E. Miller, B. Vought, G Nelson. T. Golden. S. Fiore. I. Parsons. W. Yost. I Rowley, K. Beane, D. Senecal. 49 O Secretaries First Row: D. Oehlbeck, Marianetti, M. Atobello, S Eckel. A. Sampari. Second Row: G. Ierolomy. P. Mos- tcller. N. Dezimm. C. Rosekrans, S, Griffin, C. LeRoy I. MacLain. Third Row: P. Fakcr. P. Merritt. C. Par- nell. G. Gillinan. B. Christopher. M. Newell, D, Senecal Fourth Row: E. Fiske. P. Keavin. B. Caprio, B. Mack. Lunchroom Cashiers C3eHing foods ready for sale and cashiedng ni the lunch lines necessitated being quick on the trigger as well as be- ing ever ready to help, The girls were on hand every day to facilitate the purchase of lunches. Kneeling: L. Adams, C, Butera, L non, S, Ortleib, M. Bell, D. Furman B. Nichols, C. Newman. C. FP 135' 0'-1 5.-f 554 Q 'D' ag. 92.5.3 Q-S..-. 4 31251 rr N Ogw 2.0-O L, PF! 2- 315,21- 22 :,5'Z'. ECDL' mag :asa 61,1-Dt! 5-we QF? HES D:'.:, :wg O-Q'-ig 395 Timm CQ Q- .Em -.2 54 og Elec: F7 W3 '15 ga as Eco '32 Nw UUWV' Bolster. G. Gaylord. Fifth Row: P, Kinslow, B. Barr, Strassncr. R. Frattle. D. Cook. I. Wessinger, N. Roo. Rife, B. Padgett. M, Bell. I. Mahar, D. Goodchild. Love. N. Horrocks. I. Bishof. K. Rowley. B. Alardicc. M, Newman. 3 'i lx Butera, Perry. Standing: S. Shana Library Aides .5 This year's greatly expand- ing group, under the direction of Miss Hilfiker, went through a rigorous training program early last fall. Of special in- terest is their active participa- tion in Marshall Day. ln addi- tion to serving their school, they visited area libraries of interest. Seated, First Row: G. Mclninch, P. Culhane, B. King. Second Row: S Donovan, B. Hunt, N. McCormick Third Row: N. DeZimm, P, Mosteller I. Cote. Fourth Row: Ianowicz, C Houck. Fifth Row: I. Kramer, I Denk. Standing: D. Heinrich. S, Kir- kelrye, C. Ambrose. D. Senecal, G L'Connell, A. Williams, C. Rosekrans N. Perona, B. Legg, I. Hines, P. Riley, M. Barney. S. Carson. I. Dornsife, D. Elliott. During the past year, the Elmer W. Snyder Chapter of the Future F Teachers of America assisted in area grammar schools by making flash cards and listening to the children read. The members began research work on a map which will show all New York State colleges and universities offering I teacher education, Other club activities included a trip to Geneseo State , Teachers College, a Christmas party for the children at Strong Memorial Hospital, and a banquet. First Row: C, Nardone. K. Riedel, P. Mosteller. S. Dono- rich, I. Conocchioli, S. Bucholtz. A. Emerson, P. Merritt, van, H. Campbell, M. Harvey, K. Girvin. T. Irons. C. Hall, B. Weirick, P. Best, F. Ferjanian, Fourth Row: Second Row: D. Cook, M. Deutsch. C. Rasbach, P. S. Eynon. P. Hill. S. Beuckman, R. Liebenguth, A. Keavin, F. Yorker. C. Houck. Miss Hilfiker. Third Row O'Connell. D, Senecal. S, Bancroft, E. Hatz. C. Willing, lStana'ingI: P. Rowley, C. Westfall, I. Grosnell, M. I. Klafehn. I. Kenneweg. S. Mingus, B. Polatas. S. Sanderson, Nash. V. Smith, G, Heiligman. D. Hein- Sleeman, A. Tannous, N, Horrocks. 51 '-+Q,' '. Q Fore round: S. Hluchan. First Row fSeatedI: S. Kirkey, I. Nichols, R. Marafiote, G. Alter S. Tlizeichler, D. Billings, D. LeRoy, B, Bilby. Second Row fSeatcdI: H. Rooksby, C. Scar- dino. B. Bonnell. I. Salvati, P. Cordy, B. Meisenzahl, R. McDermott, D. Barnes, R. Vought Third Row CSeatedI: T. Berndt. C. Demick. K. Walker, G, Schneible. T. Marten, C. Barrows B. Bartusek, I. Bradshaw. L. Keefer, L. Balsam. Fourth Row 1Seatcdj: D. Wallace, C Hutchins, E. Schmitt, E. Kashuba, B. Seeley, T. Keele, I. Richie, I. Rowley, I. Este, R Pearson. Fifth Row fSeatedI: R. Weigel, Kastner, G. Mitchell, D. Kaster. Feasel D. Witkowski. D. Chafer, D. Maffett, B. Ryan, fStandingI Mrs, Roma Simpson. First Row fSeat'edI: W. Reicharclt. Second Row fSfandingI: T. McBride, A. Robinson, A Kerling, D. Green. G. Walzer, D. Koster. I. Hume, Crew Chiefs D. Crawford, R. Wagner. , I .Aw IK, .... ... Q fl' 'iw -. hh JN..- Q 5 f- mls I .. f lmf KW 1 :xg ' A wa,-.,.....i.:, 52 I N II. f ---A fTT Book Store Token Office K. Vallonc. I. Ianowicz, M. Creagan, N. Perona. V. Rosentrcter. G. Manning. K. Fisher P. Hocking, P. Vogel, L. Reilly, C. Kelly. Scatcd: Mr. Salcmmc. E. Tyler, K. Wxlson. I. Parsons. V9 A,-. 53 BETA Hl-Y-Foregroiindz Mr. D. Ruhala. First Row: W. Abb. I. Iericos, R. Offenberger, C. Miller, G. Welsh, F. Dulles. I. Lockwood. Desantis, Malin. Second Row: R. Holtman. R. Coakley, W. Vust, G. Quackenbush, H. Geschwind, R. Marx, A, Robinson. L. Coppard, L. Balsamo. D. Chapman, I Tyo. Third Row: A. Alaimo, M, Pullen. R. Ahrens, H. Rooksby, G. Malak. P. Smith. F. Hoyt, E. Miller, Thorpe. S. Hluchan, L, Vroom. D. Schiltz. B. Kane. B. Stegeman. B. Davy. lpha and Beta Hi-Y This school year has been an active and important one for Marshalls Hi-Y clubs, A new Hi-Y, Alpha, was formed, giving more boys the opportunity and privilege of par- ticipating in the programs of educational, re- creational, and service projects. Mr. E. Hoff- man, the club adviser, and the elected officers. Dave Wallace, Bob Goellner, Dick Smith, and Larry Davis, have worked to make this new club a success. Members of the Beta Hi-Y club painted the lines in the school parking lot, participated in various school and community service projects, and helped in the formation of Alpha. Both clubs worked in presenting a semi-formal dance. They have taken an active part in the Youth in Government assemblies and entered the Hi-Y basketball tournament. The clubs concluded the year with a combined picnic and educational trip to a state park. ALPHA HI-Y-On Floor: K. LeMonte. Seat ed: R. Smith. L. Davis, I. Kinsella, L. Eaton. R, Goellner. T. Werner. Standing: R. Heller D. Shultz, G. Holt. R. Mengel, N. Klick. Theta Sigma Eta Tri Y First Row: B. Bartusek, P. Smith, P. Riley, C. Hall. Second Row: L. Papal D. Beane, I. Purdy. Third Row: S. DuFour, I, Boyce. Fourth Row: S. Thomas. 54 Drama In the past year the drama groups, under the direction of Mrs. Ann Brown, or- ganized two new dramatic societies, the Marshall Play- ers and a branch of the National Thespian Society. Both groups participated in many activities and gave very enjoyable presentations for the student body. MARSHALL PLAYERS-First Roux R. Cerulli. A. Emerson. S. Hluchan. P Keavin. N. Baxter. I. Quistorf. Second Row. fSeatcdI: Mrs. A. Brown, P. Kinslow D. Pedersen. C. Bianchi, V. King, A, Williams, G. Lindkamp, I. Meyers, B. Radjinski M. Bianchi. Second Row fStandingI: D. Oehlbeck, I. Hanpenthal, B. Coleman, I Chapman. I. Bianchi. N. Horrocks. I. Heller. S. Wangman, S. Scorse. K. Mahar, S Mammana. B. Smith. A. Bartusek. N. Dezimm. N. Kaiser. Y. Conte. S. Sleeman M. Sanderson, S. Langlier, G. Higham. C, Miller. Fourth Row tStandingI: I Grauwiler. D. Conroy. S. Guilbert. P. Graflith. S. Kirby, K. Bindert, I. Vogel, E Drummond. B. Kane. B. Steinfeldt, C. Owen. T. Tucker. I. Hutchins. I. Parsons S. Fiori, B. Harrison. Klafehn. K. Lohflnk. B. Wctzlaw. R. Frattle. Stage Crew First Row: D, Billings, T. Tucker: C. Miller, D. Urmond. Second Row: A. Pedersen. P. Smith. R. Kane. C. Owens, I. Meyers, B. Steinfeldt. 55 THESPIANS REHEARSAL-K. Bindert. I. Klafehn. P. Smith. R. Kane. B. Steinfelclt. n Co-Editors Layout General Adviser Seniors Grinds Sports GENERAL STAFF Seated: S. Ballerstein, N. Horrocks. I. Bradshaw. Standing: I. Bianchi. D. Higgins, I. Klafehn, P, Keavin. W, Reichardt. EDITORS AND Stephen I-lluchan Alison Williams Walter Reichardt Miss Dunn Nancy Horrocks Diane Higgins Iudith Klafehn Sabra Ballerstein Edward lohnson Ioanne Heller 56 CO-EDITORS A. Williams, S, Hluchan STAFF Statistics Photograp ADVISER Miss Dunn her Proo Reader f Typists Business Adviser Co-Chairmen iiubn lean Bianchi Larry Coppard Iudith Bradshaw Patricia Keavin Karolyn Strassner Donna DeGrace Carol Moose Carol Baker Mr, Thayer Ann Emerson Carol Rosecranz Quill ART STAFF Mrs. Feuerherm, P. Bryce. Art Editor Patricia Bryce Adviser Mrs. Feuerherm Advertising Larry Vroom Iohanna Smith Committee Murlin Croucher Harold Geshwind Rosemary Frattle Diane Seely Iudith Malin Ianice Melninch Advisers Mr. Wood Mr. Swanson SALES AND DISTRIBUTION Adviser Mr. Keohane BUSINESS AND ADVERTISING Seated: A. Emerson, Mr. Wood, Mr. Swanson, Mr. Thayer, R. Frattle Standing: C. Rosecranz. Malin, I. Smith, P. Geshwind, L. Vroom G. Walzer, F. McNare, I. Mclninch, D. Seely. SALES AND DISTRIBUTION Mr. Keohane, R. Frattle. K. Ga-lligan, G, Geuder, Emerson, D. Rife. C. Rosekrans N. Rood, P. Kinslow. 57 Docket Directory STAFF First Row fSeatcdI: C. DuCharme. S. Donovan, K. Lambert. Second Row fSfancl- ingjz N. Perona, I. Thorne. I. Dornsife. l LVN' V. . , fe- I - Vx I 1. 1 .. 'I' ' V ' . ' wr YV' I l X ,rj-fl ,QV . L . ' ' ' ' I -wbkx 3 It -I RN : lx 7.4, K' f,4 l we ' ky ' f' . 1 1 I ' . - o A ' -' .sf J, .. Lf . - I I COLUMNISTS AND TYPISTS First Row fSeatedI: S. Donovan, A. Emera- son. P. Keavin, A. Willianxs. Second Row fStandingI: Kramer, Mr. Lammel, Conocchioli. C. L'Hare. REPORTERS First Row fSeatedI: D. Seeley, I. Brad- shaw, I. Malin, D. Goodchild, S. Bucholtz Second Row fSeatedI: I. Soporito, R, Mc- Cone, S. Hluchan. E. Iohnson. G. Gender, S Witte. L. Reilly. Third Row fSeatedI: Mr Lammel. A. Kerlinglb I, Decker, S. Kuhrt. S iore. 58 First Row fStandingJ: M. Deutsch. I. Simone. S. Wilson. M. Stoddard. G. Higham. C. Westfall. M. Scheible. B. Nichols. C. Bilby. S. Crandall. G. Spaulding, I. Bell. D. Leppla. I. Cote. W. Maclsarty. Second Row fStandingI: S. Lamphier. H. Campbell. S. Mundt. G. Leake, I. Madsen, R Mundt. I. Beeler. K. Mundt. B. Blanchard, L. Montanero. G. Anderson. D. Seeley. S. Griffin. Third Row fStandingI C. Baker, V. Rosentreter. S. Beiber, R. Leiben uth. B. Hack 9 - shaw. E. Drummond. C. Riffle. L. Balsamo. A. Vanscooter. Senior Choir The production of the opera Amahl and the Night Visitors by the Iohn Marshall Senior Choir under the direc- tion of Mr. George Corwin highlighted a very active year for this group. In the fall the choir sang for the Rochester Ad Club. The winter was spent in preparing for a busy spring season which included the Spring Concert, the Music Festival at Highland Park and the All-State Music Festival, which was held here at Iohn Marshall. The group will conclude the year by singing at the Graduation Exercises. OFFICERS First Row: V. Rosentreter. Second Row: I. Madsen. M. Scheible. S. Bieber. Third Row: I. Gilman. G. Gaylord. 59 F R. Bailey. M. Terry. Cosnell. Gilman. Christman Fourth Row lSfandir1gI: G. Costellano. V. Houle. M. Ioli- dan. I. Alter. D. Furmen. R. Virnus. R. Wehbring. R Chafer. G. Quackenbush. R. Eckardt. D. Micciche. A Caruso. P. Hadley. I. Francis. A. Emerson. P. Schwenzer Fifth Row 1StandingI : D. Conroy. L. McConhcy. B. Gross- man. C. Preston. D. St. Iohn. W. Smith. P. Ranke. G Butler. R. Rapp. A. Iardine. D. Green. F. Stegemen, I Dooley. S. Mitchell. G. Gaylord. P. Sager, R. Frattle. S -.4 lg I '--... :L First Row: E. Dingwell, S. Byers, C. Burke, B. Lane, S. Weyl, I. Villard. W. Riffle, D. Rose, G. Mundt. R. Riker, R. Denaro, M. Iohnson, G. Ovelo, I. DePilato. Second Row: S. Pollock, S. Paige, M. Simone, S. Clark. I. Newell. S. Treiler, R. Harper, I. Baker, R. Quacken- bush, R. DeForest. T. Andress, M. Henry, K. Betters. Y. Conte, M. Matteson, C. Bottoni. M. Smith, Third Row: D. Young, I. Lingle, I. Healey, K. Healey, M. Heerkins, M. Woodbury, G. Fisk, DeSentio, D. Mul- len, H. Rooksby. T. Burgess, I. Simeons, Faryna, Junior Choir The Iohn Marshall Iunior Choir, composed of 110 members from the 8th and 9th grades, has been cited by its director, Mr. George Corwin, as being one of the finest junior choirs he has ever directed. The group proved this to be true by three performances in an assembly program and also in the Spring Concert. Marshall Singers First Row: Madsen. Second Row: S. Crandall, Gilman. V. Rosentreter. Third Row: M. Iolidon. R. Frattle, A. Em- erson, S. Bieber. Fourth Row: R. Carlson, D. Carstein. Fifth Row: K. Beane, Francis. Sixth Row: G. Fisk, K. Mundt. Seventh Row: G. Mundt. G. Schneible. Eighth ROw2 G. Beehler. Ninth Row: A. Iardine, R. Cheter. 60 I. Boyce, I. Purdy, T. Foggett, P. Murray, M. Yeomans I, Williams. Fourth Row: S. Weldon, N. Richmond M. LePri. I. Cornelius, I. Melmeuis. M. Caton, W Bristol, G. Leonard, W. Bilby, D. Carstairs, R Schneider, E. Tranfott, R. Carlson, S. Carrier, I. Beiber C. Smith. E. Dingwell. L. Stone. I. Mayer. Fifth Row: E. Mehler, S. Mekolon. C. LaPha, K. Frisch. L. Papa D. Gellucci. F. Baker. D. Billings. P. Ciravola, I Piazza, R. Bailey, T. Schiltz. G. Perry, P. Powers, K Martyniuk, K, Ciravola. P. Riley, S. Bemish, B. Turner Bands Orchestras First Row: H. Geschwind, M. Croucher, I. Klimm, M. Smith, S. Dufour, A. Emerson. Second Row: D. Goodchild, B. Padget, Haupenthal, Chap- man. L. Rasbach, P. Hill, M. Sanderson, T. Kelly, B. Betlem. Third Row: D. Seeley, I. Malin. D. Beane, D, Snively, L. Coppard, I, Smith, Standingg Marshalls Instrumental E, Miller, R. Frattle. Fourth Row: Busch, Renner, D. Cumbo, I. Bolton, B. Steinfeldt, B. Hagreen, D. Schultz, I. Cavallaro, Fifth Row: R. Schumaker, B. Davy, D. Corson, G. Iohnson, I. Schmitt. Absent: M. Davis. R. Iones, RSPetranto, I. Schiemann, R. uhl. Music Department, under the direction of Mr. Roy Thrall, included five organizations in the school year 1958-59. The Wind Ensemble, the Blue Band and the Red Band provided Marshalls band music while the Iunior and Senior Orchestras supplied the sound of strings. ln December, the Wind Ensemble gave its Winter Concert, which was and highlighted when Dr. Howard Hanson conducted the Second Movement of his Nordic Symphony. Later in the year the Wind Ensemble made and sold record albums. The money raised from the sale of tickets and records was used to finance a tour planned by the Wind Ensemble, The first weekend in May, Marshalls music department played host to the annual spring festival of the New York State Music Association, the first one held in Rochester. 62 G. Alter, R. Misel, I. Renner. IUNIOR ORCHESTRA First Row: M. Arioli, I. Bolton, M Beamish, D. Cumbo, S. Makohon Second Row: K. Tracey, R Chandler, C. Demick. C. DeHond D, Beane, S. Thomas. Absent 1 1 ' i ' 5 '5 m 9' N w . T x ' ' I 4 a X 1 ,on ., X ' ' J 4 1' no ,J s' 'I as 55' !a,9sf f9 :'e5 Nix-Xmdwxcax X ax wa , W . 5 . . , . F , kv X A Q g. y - n . 1 Q - x .Q 1 in k iv' 5 i l ' K J N ' .1 . , M ,K ,v 1 fe' as ' G' ,Qu 8 9 2 , . v 'Q . o f f , 1 , I I s . ' Cf? . 4 -Q , !,I E . 2 505, 5 . , 'Q Q vw ff g K ,Q x. t' -H .v K Ai' Q 8 Xa-, I' AX. X gk - W Q., ,5Q-lziq r - - fam vw VARSITY IUNIOR VARSITY Kneeling: A. William, M, Newell. C0- Captain: M. Newman, Captain: G. Mclninch. Standing: G. Heiligman. M. McCarthy, P, Keavin. and D. Senecal. Center: I. Soporito. Captain: W. Edmonds. Co-Captain: L. Van Putte. I. Bianchi, S. Ballerstein, N. Weldon, M. Davis, S. Bucholtz, P. Heberger. and B. Armendinger. Cheerleaders S. Mingus, C. Roberts, I. Conocchioli, E. Pike, T. Rienholtz, S. Sleeman. G. Heiligman, I. Parish, I. McPhail. I. Nolan, Captain. Majorettes 65 IUNIOR VARSITY I. Orrico, Captain: D. Oehlbeck. Cv Lee. N. Hunt. D. Geisler. R. McCoy K. LoHnk. Hold that Pose! I v .-ff-,Q 4,-'if L-LL! .nn . J f 'tx I '91 'if , Artist at Work -V , W-Q. Seen at Marshall - 1959 Semor Ball if, 1 , ff. -.5 . K 'al--6 - K W. -r. 1. I - -- f :ff . . ! , -A fa. .' f , A-its l Y . ' Amahl and the Night Visitors .L-f X itil Snow Ball f YV Q' C? Cfbfb QD 0 Q fi? A QP V parts fb 6? 4? G A I3 V V I5 0 V V A Be a hero in the strife! A V V 0' ft? 4Z7 C5C7 6 67 Sports Flashes V 2,1 ,. - r- .-' ' .X it-I , ' 68 ' Forcgroiind: B. Slyc. D. Senecal. First Row: M. Iohnston. G. Highan. M. Stoddard. K. Cairns. S. Winans, C. Baker. N. Roberts. C. Deitrach. B. Lanines. Second Row: P. Vogel. K. LaBar. Dick, D. Nolin. I. Ennis. B. Allardice. N. Andrews, I. Whitty, I. Quistorf. B. Nelson. N. DeZenin. S. Beuchman. Third Row: P. Vogel. N. Ponrie, A. Rogushi, C. Miller. D. Keeler. S. Gihbert. E, Neidermery. E. O'Connel. Fourth Row: S. Kirkbright. Alter. S. Kirby. L. Boen. N. Hadley. B. Alter. Wotson. N. Milatz. B. Worbacz. 0 Kneeling P. Best. B. Easton. B. Nelson. M, Deutsch. B. King. M. Bristol. S. Child. I. Cwosnell. I. Busch. Second Row: M. Acito. C. Bianchi. K. Britt. I. Nash. C. Crandell. C. Karkkainen, B. Hunt, C. Rosekrans. S. Coe. G. Hathaway, D. Myshchuk. Third Row: I. Ianowicz. K. Ward. B. Slye, I. Quistorf. N. Baxter. M. Keegan. B. Clapper, I. Young. I. Parsons. S. Fiori. S. Kuhrt. M. Davis, S. Bancroft. C. LaPha. I. Hathaway. S. LesChander. Softball First Row: G. Higham, D. Ohbeck, S. Donovan, B. Doty, D. Smith, I. Beilkers, I. Kramer, I. Morgan. I. Craver, B. King, K. Valone. Second Row: B. Staffard, D. Higgins, B. Easton, I. Wersinger, I. Ennis. B. Easton, I. Peters. B. Slye. A. Wil- liams. Third Row: M. Lane, I. Mc- lninch, I. Smith, S. Kirby, C. Childs. D. Senecal, M. Iohnson. K. Lambert. N. Perona, N. Andrews. Volleyball First Row: B. Easton, N. Baxter, B. Slye, B. Nelson, I. Qunaorf, N. An- drews, M. Acito, R. Lolacona, C. Bianchi, C. Rosencrantz, I. Tripoli, B. Stafford, S. Boddy. Second Row: N. Perona, K. Lambert, C. Caldwell. S. Fiori, A. Pointer, S. Schroy, R. Barrow, D. LaRocque, S. Kolb, I. Cornelius, M. Houde. 70 Water Ballet R. Barrow. S. Boesel, D. Senecal, B Legg. A. Calhoun, C. Roberts, I Ianowicz, E. Fish, L. Stone. B. Bar- tusek, I. Hausenthal, S. Carson, F Frano. D, Heinrich, K. Salminen. Life Saving I. Hapenthal, D. Senecal, S. Ban- croft, . anowitcz .Youn K.L1nl .I I , .I Q, ' Q, E. Fisk, G. OConnell, D. Senecal, S. Carson, D. Heinrich. Swim Club First Row: S. LesChander, D. Schu- macher, M. Snow. I. Newell, E. Ding- wall, I. Craver, F. Trano. P. Miner I. Pipitone. West, I. Quackenbush S. Post, L. Russell, B. Lane, I Kramer, S. Lamphier, S. Clark. M Acito. Second Row: P. Farnsworth D. Cumbo. R. Barrow, P. Smith, H Fritz. C. LaPha. M. Heerkens. I. ln- nis, B. Barclay. D. Kaiser, H. Carr I. Lingl, B. Clapper, K. Lingl. S Gaylord, K. Salminen. I. Bancroft, I Young, I. Boesel, E. Fisk. C, Kark- kainen, D. Heinrich. Third Row: H Richmond. N. Rightmore, I. Dine- hardt, B. Grambrone, P. Tripp. W Stanbridge. S, Hawkins, S. Buckert S. Higham. E. Grego, B. Bartusek I. Haupenthal, A. Pollidore, M. Lepin. D. Billing, L. Stone, A. Calhoun, K. Ward. I. Ianowicz, M. Smith. P. Best, I. Busch, D. Forbes. H. Camp- bell, P. Iohn. Basketball First Row: M. Acito, D. LaRocque. I. Tripoli, EIanowicz, R. Barrow, I. Cornelius, . Schumacher, I. Bolton, T. Irons, B. King, West. G. Kolb. Second Row: S. Coe, B. Easton, I. Busch, M, Bristol, G. Mclninch. N. Perona, I. Malin, B. Stafford, N. Andrews, K. Britt, K. Lambert. P. Best, B. Easton. B. Slye. Third Row: G. O'Connell. D, Senecal, D. Sene- cal, K. Bell, C. Cullen, C. Reynolds. I. Mandrino, P. Vogel. L. Reilly, I. Parsons, S. Benson, G.-Matteson. D. Cumbo, C. Child, M. Keegan, G. Hathaway, P. Smith. 71 rx 11 I1 X V- y-O--. L..s..i.- ins... Lag LL.. L.L. L..n.. n..LL Il., E ' -- 'J 5-,1,:.:1,-1 ..,Af- 3. -Q.- - , .. gfllxyyxig si Q'-H13 ?.3f1J Nj 'ry 'yiiag l ?i?Zfffi 3 Q , 4 :Jil 5. saith ,T i 1, xx -vb - x 7 F . 1- ff 1 . N' ,',-R, , .2,.f+u-4 1. uH-'-av-- ' - ' -19-Ui-'uf' ' s .Qi lx ., l zgm ,fs 11,7-' . f ' 4, ' N 1,.J 3- .1 gg H., 1 ' U 111 il X L.., , ,,,. . 53 'Q' 1 A W l qii11g!t,M . W a 1 is if ff: '5 fi' 331 '? ,if . S .G,1W:gg, gf- Q an 3 V 4' Y5i!Zi '4i,'7fff:, M ff ' 4' ' QA F ' - ' - W al' by I Q ly ilfig ,Ag fit 'ID 6 J 4 :U l First Row' T. Brady I Thorne, I. Breher. I. Barrett. Second Row: T. Wil- liamson. Nesbitt, VI. .Kron, T. Pierce, D. Statucki, G. Kaiser, P. Cronin, B Tunney. R. Anne, D. Duff, Coach Bushnell. Basketball Iohn Marshall's 1958-59 basketball team began the year with three straight defeats, Then, as the players gained valuable experience, their play- ing improved, and they went on to post a league record of six wins and ten losses. This record, including upset victories over Madison and West, earned the squad sixth place in the ,Interscholastic League. Consistent high scorers for Marshall were Tom Brady and Brian Tunney. Other starters were Pat Cronin and Iim Thorne, with the other starting posi- tion rotated between T. Pierce, G. Kaiser, and P. Duff. ACTION I I 74 V XJ -,.x .-7 First Row' I Maine I Hrtt R Quackenbush R Mengle R Smith S Cvioia I, Kinsella: Gi Holt. .Tinelli. Second Row: VI. Lenin, P 'Pakeo. R.lFa.nell. Ri Smith. E. Miller. L. Southeombe. F. Barlchcn. C. Colwcll. Under the very able coaching of Mr. Marshall- Marshall- Marshall- Marshall- Marshall- Marshall- Marshall- Marshall- Marshall- ' Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall ' Marshall Marshall ' Marshall VARSITY SCORES Spencerport 53-27 lefferson 7l-70 East 41-53 West 37-53 Charlotte 52-63 Madison 60-56 Monroe 67-65 Edison 50-41 Franklin 78-46 ILINIOR VARSITY SCORES 40 Spencerport , 36 East 42 lefferson 54 Roch. School of 41 Franklin , ,,,, , 37 Monroe 59 East , 31 Madison 45 West 59 Edison , 50 Charlotte 42 Spencerport 'non-league games 22-41 68-50 52-50 54-50 49-43 71-61 78-59 45-37 70-44 M41 N30 34 Deaf 46 , 57 , , 29 , 47 52 29 27 , 70 38 Carl Wren, the V. Basketball team won six games and lost three games in league play. The regular players were Ivan Len- non, Ken Baker, Ed Miller, Dave Vac- caro, Dick Burke, Fred Barleben, and Bob Farrell. E. Miller, D. Vaccaro. K. Baker. 'iw First Row' I Culhane R Iones T Brown F Richens T Berndt I Brown L Vroom T. Weis, .Pj Smith. .Garlicz Hoyt., Si Hluchan. Seconcl'Row: I. 'Ritchie, G: Schneible, R. Dewey, D, Crawford, W. Salminen, R. Coakley. Coach Gerace. Swimming The Swim Team brought home the second consecutive league championship this year with a 7-1 league record. The highlights of the season were the very close meet we lost to Franklin and the non-league meet with Char- lotte on Marshall Day. Co-captains lim Brown and Larry Vroom and veterans Frank Richens, Tom Brown. Dave Crawford, Bill Stegeman, Monty Smith, Chuck Calhoun, Bob Dewey, Iohn Ritchie and Fred Hoyt led the varsity team in the race right down to the wire for league champion- ship. Coach Gerace did a fine job again with both the seasoned finmen and the novices. Good sportsmanship, team spirit, hard work and a drive to succeed brought top honors to the Iurist Finmen for the second year. l I Foreground: Coach Spiotti. I. Cavallaro, M. Cronmiller, First Row: R. Emma. P. Ceravoli, P. Goodman, D. Chapman. D. Speciale, K. Klein, I. Cody I Cashette, P. Weld, D. Gallagher, R. Rider. Second Row: I Shawhan, T. Frank. E. McGruder. R. Hahn, R. Romano, I. Gilmore. B. Kendig. I. Caschctte, G. Goetz, L. Files, N. Klick, A, Gareno, T. Martin, N. Bardhoff, R. Offenberger. I. Valentine, W. Aab. Wrestling SCORES This year's wrestling team consisted almost Marshall 8 East 29 entirely of new boys. They were able to finish the season with a 2 win - 6 loss record under Marshall 7 West 33 Coach Spiottl Marshall 10 Madison 32 The team, aided by varsity performers Cron- Marshall 22 Charlotte 15 miller and Cavallaro, hopes to enjoy a better Marshall , 12 Monroe 31 season next year when six varsity men will Marshall 18 Franklln l 29 return for a new wrestling season. Marshall , 15 Edison ,, 24 Marshall 29 Iefferson 14 77 rf Bob Higham VARSITY Baseball Through the fine pitching efforts of All-Scholastic Ron Spring, last year's baseball team captured the city and sectional championships, Ron broke the records for the most strike-outs, earned runs, and walks in one season previously held by Bob Keegan and Iohnny Antionelli. I-le also signed a contract to play with the Pittsburgh Pirates, a major league team. The Marshall team had three tough games which they won last season. Two games were 1-0 victories battled out by the pitchers from Charlotte and Corning Northside against Ron Spring. The other was an eight-inning affair against West, which was won by a home-run in the bottom of the eighth. With the hard work of all the other boys coached by Bill Bushnell, the team had an undefeated season of twelve wins and no losses. Larry Heffer, Bob Higham, and Al Iardine were also All-Scholastic choices and provided much of the power hitting for the team. This team has given Marshall the best baseball record ever achieved by any baseball team in the school. First Row: N. Weld, S. Bender, E. Brown. R. Statuiki, M. Speciale. R, Hig- ham, I. Biehler. Second Row: Coach Bushnell. S. Witte, D. Casperson, F. Romano. R, Spring, A. Iardine, D. Smith. L. Heffer, R. Smith. I K 1? ,1-Q 78 1. V. BASEBALL First Row: P. Weld, D. Mitchiki, R. Riker. D. Bradbury. L. Southrombe. L. Files. W. Aab. I. Hasca. Stand- ing: G. Kalsen. I, Sadler. Mr. Coscia. A. Roots. R. Speciale. G. Malak, I Barnett. G. Goetz. Coach Wren. J. V. Baseball Team The V. Baseball Team, which was again coached by Mr. Coccia, had a successful sea- son, posting a record of 4 wins and no losses in the League Record, while losing 1 in playoff competition. The outstanding players on the I. V. squad this past year were Ron Special, Art Rootes, Tom Williamson, Gary Malak and Ierry Sadler, Cross-Country Team Our Cross-Country Team ended a very suc- cessful season this year capturing second place in the Interscholastic League and third place in the Section V meet at Hobart College. Pete Crellin, Bob Tweadey, Ron Lazier, Dick Colt, Iim Culhane and Mike Hanley placed in the winner's circle in almost every meet as the Marshall Harriers sped to victory under Coach Wright, Bob Tweadey took top honors in the Sectionals by coming in second place, defeating all other Interscholastic League competitors. CROSS COUNTRY Foreground: Coach Wright. First Row: L. Sano. R. Riker. I, Smith. L. Vroom. L. Knox. Second Row: I. Culhane. B. Stegeman. R. Laziere, T. Pierce. Third Row: P, Crellin. R. Colt, R. Tweady. B. Steinfeld. D. Tyler. T. Weiss. P. Smith. f Q: ,af,x?i5,V,l . U 'Q 4 Q5faf3l,As gm. xi Seated: L. Knox, M. LeCompte, D. Vaccaro, I. Culhane, N. Bartolf, F Zwerline, I. Brown, A, VanScooter. Second Row: B. Kruger, D, Wallace, R I Lazier, T. Brown, R. Emma, R. Colt. B. Robinson, R. WarHeld, S. Kirkey Lambert, M. Pullen, Lejenix, E. Smith, B. Smith, S. Hluchan, I. Thorpe, E Miller. A. Nazzaro, A. DuCharme, R. Wilmier. P. Duff. G. Quackenbush. To Row: Coach Davis, D. Flagg, P. Crellin, N, Heiss, W. The 1957 track team, under the coaching of Mr. Davis, compiled a record of 5 wins against 3 losses. 5-3 RECORD Roger Wilmier, Peter Crellin, Iohn Thorpe and I lim Brown set a new record in the mile relay at an Charlotte 485 Marshall 466 American Legion Invitational Track Meet last Madlsorl ' 43 Marshall 521 season. Other outstanding team members of last Monro? 313 Marshall 534 year's team were Art DuCharme, Andy Nazzaro, Frarllrllrl 631 Marshall 322 Doug Flagg, Tom Keel, Dick Celt and Ron Lazier. Erllsoll 176 Marshall 62? Art DuCharme, Pete Crellin, lim Brown, Tom Keel, Easr 50? Marshall 456 and Roger Wilmier represented Marshall at the West HA Marshall SOA Section 5 tournament, Iim Brown was also A880' lelrersorl 37 Marshall 58 City Champ. Q' Tennis First Row: M. Cronmiller T Pierce Standing: Coach Wright, F Beatly F. Gay, W. Carrie, I. Rhodes Gymnastics Again this year, the Iohn Marshall Gymnastics Team took an active part in the sports program. Mr. Eugene Kolocki coached the boys in prepara- tion for the Section V Winter Sports Carnival. In 1958, the team took first place in this event. I. Stowe. P. Aramini, I. Culhane, E. Whitney. I. Smith. Bowling The Iurist Bowlin Team placed fifth in the Varsity Bowling League this year with twenty-one wins and eighteen losses against the other eleven teams forming the league. Don Corson had high average with Bob Cham- pagne, Dave Witkowski, Ed Reno, Terry Anderson, and Iohn Geisler forming the rest of the team, First Row: E. Reno, D. Witkowski. Second Row: I. Giesler. D. Corson. R. Champaigne. Golf In 1958, the golf team had a success- ful season, finishing with an 8-3 record. This was the first year for all the boys on the team. The regular members were Tony Alaimo, Bill Cory, Dick Schmidt, and Iohn Swenholt. The most improved player was Paul Soccia, who acted as a substitute. D. Schmidt T. Frank. P. Ranke. I. Swenholt. P. Soscia. A. Alaimol fr? - ,va 4.. . mf 5- ,W- --Q.-4.N..... .. ., l H li jg: J if Q , 'R ,xf 4. Li ! gm. 1 Ib- 4 'iff gg . ww 4 I 0 ff f ff Q V H 'f?'1!,. , I ll 1 1 . X 0 3 1 Q'-1. 4,4 , .L 1 - X 241 Q ! l.c,hLx f gs . .. U. 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' cc . h t 0 an F ootprmts on t e sands o mme. -A rl' 1 if K Our Danish Friend LINDA ANNE ADAMS ll.ynnl 482 Mill Road Greece Central, Lunchroom Cashier 4, Bowling 4, John Quill Art Stat? 2, S. A. Campaign Posters 1, 2, Marshall Day 1, Dancing 1, Junior Red Cross Posters 1, l. H. T. Gym Demonstration 2. College ANTHONY STEVEN ALAIMO JR. lTonyl 883 Lake Avenue Brighton, Football 1, Soccer 2, Basketball 2, Baseball 1, 2, Golf Team 3, 4, Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3, 4, Red Cross Drive 2, Traffic Squad 3, Docket Reporter 4, Snowball 3, Minor Letter Scholarship 2, Maior Letter Scholarship 4, Rating Clerk 1, Student Day Teacher 3. College BEVERLY ALLARDICE lBevl 91 Rye Road Greece Central, Soccer 1, Swimming 1, Basketball 1, Softball 1, Badminton 2, Bowling 3, 4, John Quill Sales and Distri- bution 1, 2, Alternate Banking Clerk 1, Marshall Day 1, Memorial Day 1, 2, Homeroom Banking Clerk 2, Summer Survey 2, Senior Choir 3, Swim Play Day 1. College GLENDA LEE ANDERSON lGlenl 283 Malden Street Greece Central, Honorable Mention 1, 2, Dance Club 1, Softball 2, Winter Fashion Show 1, Homeroom Alternate Representative 1, Marshall Day 2, Junior Prom 2, Halloween Hop 2, Rating Clerk 2, Student Day 3, Senior Choir 3, 4, Alternate Rating Clerk 4. College TERENCE E. ANDERSON lMoosel 125 Alameda Street Aquinas, Varsity Bowling 2, 3, 4. Work NANCY ANDREWS 128 Somershire Drive St. Andrew College BONNIE JEAN ARMENDINGER 80 Maynard Street Greece Central, Dungaree Frolic 1, Winter Style Show 1, 8th and 9th Grade Mixer 1, Marshall Day 1, Alternate Rating Clerk 1, March of Dimes 1, Fall Fantasy 1, Student Secretary 2, Docket Reporter 2, 3, 4, Stunts 1, 2, 3, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Varsity Cheerleader 4, Minor Athletic Letter 2, Major Athletic Letter 3, Student Day Teacher 3, Service Corps 3, 4, Senior Party 3, Minor Letter Scholarship 3, Swimming 1, 2, 3, Softball 1, 2, 3. College LAURENCE ATTINASI llarryl 255 Stone Road St. Charles Borromeo College CAROLEE BAKER lCareIl 16 Woodside Street No. 41, Recreation 2, Stunts 1, 2, 3, Swimming 1, 2, Tennis University in Denmark 2, Speedball 2, Dancing 2, Basketball 2, 3, Badminton 1, 2, 3, Bowling 1, 2, Minor Letter Athletics 2, Junior Varsity Cheerleader 3, Maior Letter Athletics 3, Snowball 1, Art Activities 1, Usher Junior Band Concert 1, Usher Senior Band Concert 1, Marshall Day 1, Snowball 2, life Saving 3, Water Safety 3, Rating Clerk 3, Junior Prom 3, Senior Party 3, Minor Letter Scholarship 3, Minor letter Activities 3. Work MAE BAKER 51 Andover Street St. John Evangelist, Marshall Day 1. Work SABRA ANN BALLERSTEIN lSabel 262 Sparling Drive Britton Road, Badminton 1, Swimming 1, Soccer 2, Homeroom Alternate Representative 1, Marshall Day 1, Junior Band 1, Junior Orchestra 1, Snowball 2, Career Day 2, John Quill Sales and Distribution 2, 3, Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4, Stu- dent Day Teacher 3, Senior Band 2, Senior Orchestra 3, Wind Ensemble 3, 4, John Quill Grinds Editor 4, Student Conductor 3, Honor Roll 1, 2, 4, Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, Pit Band 2, 3, 4, Hallowe'en Dance Decorations 4, National Honor Society 4. College HAROLD BARNARD lBuzzl 221 Bryan Street Britton Road, Intramural Swimming 2, 3. Work JAMES BARRETT lJiml 338 Bennington Drive Britton Road, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Basketball 1, 2, Summer Survey 2. College CONSTANCE BARROW lCookiel 360 Flower City Park Sacred Heart, Visual Aide 2, 3, 4, Banking Clerk 1, Bowling 4, Volleyball 1, Dancing 1, Tennis 3, Softball 3. College AUDREY ELLEN BARTUSEK lAudl 263 Navarre Road No. 22, Alternate Homeroom Representative 1, Memorial Day Parade 1, 2, Tri-Y 1, 2, 3, Honorable Mention in Art 3, Figure Drawing, Marshall Art Exhibit 1, Art Stat! 3, Dramatics 4. Work NANCY EVELYN BAXTER 243 latona Road Greece Central, Swimming 1, 2, Volleyball 1, 2, 4, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Soccer 1, 2, Water Safety Aide 1, 2, 3, Baseball and Basketball 1, 2, 3, Badminton 2, Water Ballet 3, Dromo 3, 4, Library Aide 3, Rating Clerk 3, Memorial Day Parade 2, 3, 4, Docket Reporter 2, Music Festival 2, 3, 4, Senior Band 2, 3, Wind Ensemble 4, Usher at Graduation 3,'Highlond Park Concert 3, Junior Band 1, Junior Orchestra 1, Honor Roll 1, 4, Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3, 4, Minor Letter Athletics 1, 2, Minor Letter Activities 2, Minor Letter Scholarship 2, Maior Letter Athletics 3, Maior letter Activities 3, Maior letter Scholarship 3, School Award 3, Marshall Day 1, life Saving 1, 2, 3, Games 4, Swim Meet 2, Dungaree Frolic 1, Speedball 2, Assembly 4, Pit Bond 4, HalIowe'en Hoe Down 4, Fall Fantasy 3, Basketball Playday 2, Tennis 2, National Honor Society 4. College ROBERT BEELY lBol.1i 18 Castleton Road Britton Road College JERRY A. BELECZ 340 Augustine Street West High Work J I MONA KAY BELL 233 Albemarle Street No. 34, Library Aide 1, Marshall Day 1, Memorial Day Parade 1, Fashion Show 2, Lunchroom Cashier 3, 4, Student Aide 4, Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3, 4. Work SARAH ANNE BENNETT 21 Alameda Street No. 7, Minor Letter Scholarship 3, Swimming 1, 2, 4, Swim Meet 3, Badminton 2, Recreation 1, Junior Band and Orchestra 1, Alternate Banking Clerk 1, Banking Manager 2, 4, Senior Band 2, Blue Band 3, Wind Ensemble 4, Life Saving 3. College JUDITH ELLEN BERNATZ lJudyl 109 Florida Avenue Britton Road, Bowling 1, 3, Dance Club 1, 8th and 9th Grade Mixer 1, Assembly 1, S. A. Assembly 1, 2, Snowball 2, Office Messenger 2, Sadie Hawkins Dance 2, S. A. Elections 2, Senior Party 3, Honorable Mention 1. College THOMAS BERNDT lToml 257 Navarre Road No. 41, Swimming 1, 4, Homeroom President 1, Radio Engi- neers 1, 2, 3, Audio Visual 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President, Audio- Visual 3, Student Day Teacher 3, Marshall Day 2, Junior Prom 3, Turkey Trot 2. College JEAN ANN BIANCHI lJeaniel 485 Lexington Avenue No. 34, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Minor Letter Scholarship 1, Major Letter Scholarship 2, Minor Letter Activities 1, Maior Letter Activities 2, Minor Letter Athletics 1, Major Letter Athletics 2, School Award 2, Sadie Hawkins Dance 1, 2, Office Messenger 1, Banking Clerk 1, Marshall Day 1, Bas- ketball Concessions 1, Sr. Band 1, 2, Wind Ensemble 3, 4, N. Y. S. Music Competition 1, 2, 3, 4, Highland Park Concert 1, 3, Memorial Day Parade 1, 2, 3, 4, Soccer 1, 2, 3, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, Stunts and Apparatus 1, 2, Dance Club 1, 2, Swimming 1, 2, 3, Softball 1, 2, 3, Life Saving and Water Safety Aide 2, Badminton 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, Ping Pong 1, 2, Volleyball Play Day 2, Rating Clerk 4, Hallowe'en Dance 4, Dramatics 4, Graduation Usher 3, S. A. Assembly 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Secretary, Senior Class 4, Sta- tistics Editor, John Quill 4. College SANDRA BIEBER lSandyl 28 McCall Road No. 41, Bowling 1, Swimming 1, S. A. Elections 1, Music 2, Junior Choir 1, Senior Choir 3, 4, Rating Clerk 1 As- sembly 1, Marshall Singers 3 4. College JEROME BISCHOFF-lJerryl 46 California Drive Barnard, Homeroom Basketball 1, Boxing 1, 2, 8th and 9th Grade Mixer 1, Junior Band 1, 2, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Senior Band 3, Student Day Teacher 3, Homeroom Alternate Repre- sentative 3. Work GEOFFREY F. BLEAU 35 Parkdale Terrace Aquinas, Wrestling 3, 4, Bank Messenger 3, Fire Inspector 4. College JAMES E. BODDY lJiml 43 Knickerbocker Avenue Beniamin Franklin, Junior Varsity Baseball 2, 3, Homeroom Alternate Representative 3, Banking Clerk Alternate 3, Intra- mural Basketball 3. Work MICHAEL BOHAN lMikel 72 Parkwood Road Aquinas. College Windmills in Holland S SALLY ANNE BOLSTER 17 Riverside Street No. 7, Swimming 1, Bowling 1, Teen Fashion Board 3, 4, Snowball 3, 8th and 9th Grade Mixer 1, Student Day Teacher 1, 3, Style Show 1, Rating Clerk 1, 2, Office Messenger 1, Marshall Day 1, Student Secretary 4. College JUDITH ELLEN BRADSHAW lJudyl 3527 Dewey Avenue Britton Road, Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Minor and Maior Letter Scholarship 2, 3, Banking Clerk 1, Game-Refreshments 1, 2, Dance Concessions 2, Visual Aide 2, 3, Service Corps 3, 4, Rating Clerk 3, 4, Grad- uation Usher 3, Senior Porty 3, Scholarship Commission 4, Docket Reporter 4, John Quill Proof Reader 4, Library Aide 4, Minor Letter Activities 3, Badminton 1, 3, Volleyball 1, 3, Swimming 1, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Softball 1, Soccer 2, 3, Apparatus 2, Tennis 2, Minor Letter Athletics 3, National Honor Society 4. College THOMAS BRADY lToml 449 Augustine Street Aquinas, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Work LOUIS V. BRESCIA lLoul 2636 Ridgeway Avenue St. John, Homeroom Basketball 1, 2, 3, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, Football 1, 2, Marshall Day 1, Intramural Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Swimming 1, 2, Art Exhibits 2, 3, 4. College PATRICIA BROOKS lPatl 15 Moose Street No. 40, Minor Letter Scholarship 3, Bowling 2, Student Day Teacher 1, Games 1, 2. Work MICHAEL BARRY BROWN 316 Ridgeway Avenue No. 41, Marshall Rocket Club 3. College JAMES BROWN 244 Tait Avenue Britton Road, Band 1, Rating Clerk 1, 3, Major and Minor Letters. Athletics 2, Minor Letter Scholarship 3, Cross Country 1, Soccer 2, 3, 4, Swim Teacher 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Honorable Mention 1, Traliic Squad 3, 4, Captain Traffic Squad 4, Co-Captain, Soccer Team 4, Sectional Champion Swim Team 3, All-Scholastic Track 3, Executive Council 4. College PATRICIA BRYCE lPatl 33 Shady Way Britton Road, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3, 4, Major Letter Scholarship 2, Bowling 3, 4, 8th and 9th Grade Mixer 1, Junior Red Cross 1, Art for Marshall Day 1, Hallowe'en Pointing 2, 3, Memorial Scholarship 2, Homeroom Alternate Representative 2, Life Saving 3, Swim Meet 3, Student Day Teacher 3, Junior Prom 3, Art Work Senior Play 3, Graduation Usher 3, John Quill Art Editor 4. Our Good-will Ambassador to the Netherlands 7 '1 1 SUZANNE CAROLE BUCHOLTZ lSuziel 121 Mill Road Greece CentraI7 Honorable Mention 1, 37 Swimming 17 Soft- ball 37 Marshall Day 17 Dungaree Frolic 17 Junior Choir 17 Sadie Hawkins 27 Snowball, Co-Chairman 27 Memorial Scholar- ship 37 Future Teachers of America 3, 47 Hallowe'en Dance 37 Snowball 37 Student Day Teacher 37 Junior Prom 37 Docket Reporter 3, 47 Senior Party 37 Minor Letter Activities 37 J.V. Cheerleader 37 Varsity Cheerleader 47 Senior Picture Secre- tary 47 Hallowe'en Dance 4. Cgllege PAUL FREDERICK BURNS lFredl 31 Hammond Street Greece Cefltfdli Alternate Representative 17 Memorial Day Parade 37 Junior Band 1, 27 Senior Band 3. College CHARLES CALHOUN lCl1asl 300 Maplewood Avenue No. 77 Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3, 47 life Saving and Water Safety Aide 1, 2, 3, 47 Cross Country 17 Varsity Swimming 1, 27 Rating Clerk 17 Student Day Teacher 17 8th and 9th Grade Mixer 17 Washington Birthday Exercise 27 Homeroom Representative 27 Vice President S.A. 37 Executive Council 3'7 Traltic Squad 3, 47 Snowball 27 Easter Assembly 37 Junior Prom 37 Athletic Commission 47 National Honor Society 4. College JOHN CALLEMEYN lCaII 400 Flower City Park Sacred Heart. Work SUSAN CAMPBELL lSuel 327 Bernice Street No. 41: Memorial Day Parade 1. Undecided MARY ELIZABETH CAPRIO lBettyl 34 Augustine Street No. 77 Bowling 3, 47 Swimming 1, 27 Swim Meet 37 Water Ballet 1, 27 Minor Letter Athletics 27 Student Secretary 47 Marshall Day 17 S.A. Poster 47 Memorial Day 1. Work ANTHONY CARUSO lTonyl 121 Argo Park No. 347 Varsity Bowling 1, 2, 37 Audio Visual 1, 2, 3, 4. College JOSEPH CAVALLARO Uoel 233 Glenwood Avenue No. 341 Varsity Football 2, 3, 47 Varsity Wrestling 2, 3, 47 Varsity Track 2, 37 Maior and Minor Letter Athletics 37 Minor Letter Activities 27 Homeroom Representative 1. College RICHARD CHAFER lDickl 105 Avis Street No. 417 Senior Choir 2, 3, 47 Audio Visual 1, 2, 3, 47 Marshall Singers 3, 47 Minor Letter Activities 37 Student Teacher 17 Spring Concert 3. Service ROBERT CHAMPAGNE lBobl 147 Creek Meadow Lane No. 417 Bowling 1, 2, 3, 47 Baseball 2, 47 Basketball 2, 47 8th and 9th Grade Mixer 17 Visual Aide 1, 2, 37 Banking Clerk 27 Swimming Club 1, 2. College BARBARA ANN CHRISTOPHER lBarbl 254 Longridge Avenue Greece Central7 Dance Club 17 Swimming 1, 27 Library Aide Bolton's Bullet 17 Banking Clerk 47 Student Secretary 47 Assistant Banking Clerk 17 Assistant Rating Clerk 17 Summer Survey 27 Hal- lowe'en Dance 27 Senior Party 3. College RONALD D. CIGNA lRonI 521 Birr Street No. 77 Bowling 17 Baseball Manager 17 Intramural Swimming 17 Intramural Bowling 17 8th and 9th Grade Mixer 17 Junior Band 17 Dungaree Frolic 17 Senior Orchestra and Wind En- semble 3, 47 Minor Letter Activities 3. Undecided DARRELL ANN CLARK 29 Briarclitt Road Britton Road7 Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3, 47 Minor Letter Scholarship 37 Dancing Club 17 Snowball 27 Bowling 2, 37 Swimming 27 Style Show 2, 37 Memorial Day 1i Graduation Usher 37 Homeroom Alt. Representative 37 Senior Party 37 Junior Prom 37 Docket 3. College ELLEN KAY CLARK 184 Malden Street Greece Central7 Honor Roll 1, 37 Honorable Mention 27 Minor Letter Scholarship 27 Maior Letter Scholarship 37 Graduation Usher 37 Assistant Banking Clerk 3, 47 l.H.T. Demonstration 27 Junior Choir 1. College ROBERT W. COLES lCalesI 35 Dove Street Largo Junior High7 Intramural Basketball 1, 27 Intramural Wrestling 1, 27 Bowling 17 Memorial Day Parade 1. College JOANNE ELLEN CONOCCHIOLI lJoI 57 Palm Street No. 417 Honorable Mention 47 Homeroom Alt. 27 Junior Varsity Maiorettes 2, 37 Co-Captain J.V. Maiorettes 2, 37 Varsity Maiorettes 47 Teen-Scene Reporter 37 Docket Reporter 1, 2, 47 Docket Typist 27 Memorial Day Parade 2, 3, 47 Bowling 47 Basketball 2, 37 Badminton 37 Volleyball 37 Baseball 3, 47 Swimming 17 Tennis 27 Social Dancing 17 F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 47 Memorial Scholarship Drive 37 8th and 9th Grade Mixer 17 Snowball 2, 37 Junior Prom 37 Marshall Day 17 Open House 37 Sadie Hawkins Dance 27 Game Concessions 1, 47 Home- room Rating Clerk Alt. 47 Drama Club 47 Red Cross 2. College DONNA JEAN COOK lCookieI 60 Buckman Road Greece Central7 Honorable Mention 1, 2, 37 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 47 National Honor Society 3, 47 F.T.A. 3, 47 Minor and Maior Letters Scholarship 2, 37 Concessions 2, 37 Sadie Hawkins Dance 27 Memorial Scholarship Drive 37 Hallowe'en Dance 37 Docket 37 Graduation Usher 37 Student Aide 47 Executive Council 47 John Quill Statistics 47 Softball 1, 2, 37 Soccer 1, 27 Badminton 3, 47 Bowling 47 Secretory, F.T.A. 47 Secretary National Honor Society 47 Scholarship Commission 4. College LARRY COPPARD 56 Lambert Drive Britton Road7 Senior Band 1, 27 Memorial Day Parade 1, 2, 3, 47 Docket and John Quill Photographer 2, 3, 47 Cross- Country 2, 37 Junior Prom 37 Wind Ensemble 2, 3, 47 Senior Orchestra 47 Science Congress 37 John Quill Sales and Distribution 1, 27 Wind Ensemble Librarian 47 Beta Hi-Y 4i Quill and Scroll 37 National Honor Society 4. College PATRICIA ANN CORDY lPatl 306 Electric Avenue No. 417 Bowling 1, 47 Swimming 17 Drum Maiorettes 1. Work DONALD E. CORSON 313 SIGIIO Avenue No. 417 Intramural Bowling 1, 37 Varsity Bowling 2, 47 Junior Choir 17 Senior Choir 27 Inter-High Junior Choir 17 Inter-High Choir 27 Senior Band 1, 27 Wind Ensemble 2, 3, 47 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. ColIe90 AMERICA CORTES lMaryI 72 Herkimer Street Pan American lnstitute7 Tennis 27 Bowling 4. College JOANNE COTE 146 Maryland Street No. 342 Library Aide 1, 2, 3, 47 Attendance Card Collector 3, 4i Banking Clerk 27 President Library Aides 4. Work KENNETH COUCHMAN JR. lStretchl 402 Lexington Avenue No. 34 Undecided DAVID PERRY CRAWFORD lDavel 495 Winton Road No. No. 77 Manager Varsity Soccer and Swim Team 17 Lite Saving and Water Safety 1, 2, 3, 47 Varsity Swim Team 2, 3, 47 Marshall Day 1, Memorial Day Parade 1, 2, 3, 47 Radio Engineer 2, 3, 47 Orchestra 1, 27 Band 1, 2, 37 Wind En- semble 47 Minor Letter Athletics 17 Major Letter Athletics 27 Minor Letter Activities 2, Moior Letter Acivities 3, Tratfic Squad 3, 4, Alt. Homeroom Representative 1. College PETER LEWIS CRELLIN 24 Morville Drive No. 41, Cross-Country 1, 2, 4, Varsity Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Maior Letter Athletics 3, Minor Letter Athletics 2, Bth and 9th Grade Mixer 1, S-Day Committee 3, Junior lnter-High Choir 3. College GIL CREVIER lRockyl 118 Pittsford Street Sacred Heart. Work JERRY WARREN CRISSY 252 Cabot Road St. John, Office Aide 2, Student Day Teacher 3, Student Aide 3. College PATRICK H. CRONIN lPatl 416 Flower City Park Britton Road, J.V. Baseball 2, J.V. Basketball 3, Football 4, Marshall Day 1, Rating Clerk 1, 2, 3, Assistant Rating Clerk 4, Homeroom Basketball 1, 2, Ping Pong 1, 2. MURLIN CROUCHER 23 West Outer Drive Greece Central, Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, Rating Clerk 2, 3, 4, Senior Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Office Aide 2, S-Day Teacher 3, Concessions 3, 4, Sadie Hawkins Dance 3, Junior Prom 3, Scholarship Commission 4. College BRUCE G. CROWE lDudel 700 Genesee Street West High. Work HOWARD GORDON DAGGS JR. B3 Shady Way No. 41, Boxing 2, Football 1, 2, Swimming 1, 2, College DONALD KENNETH DANZIG lDonl 152 Electric Avenue No. 7. Service ROBERT DAVIS lBobl 84 Studley Street Alliance Academy, Rating Clerk Alt. 4, Standard Bearer 4, S- Day Dept. Head 3, Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Bausch and Lomb Junior Science Award 3, Bausch and Lomb Science Award 4, National Honor Society 4. College BRUCE ALLAN DAVY 64 Clay Avenue No. 41, Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 2, 4, Soccer 1, 3, 4, J.V. Basketball 2, 3, Senior Band 1, 2, Wind Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Pit Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Wind Ensemble Li- brarian 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Minor Letter Activities 2, Minor letter Athletics 2, Minor Letter Scholarship 2, Maior Letter Scholarship 2, Maior Letter Activities 3, Maior Letter Athletics 3, School Award 3, Memorial Day Parade 1, 2, 3, 4, N.Y.S.S.M.A. Competition 1, 2, 3, 4, Life Saving 2, Water Safety Aide 2, lntramural Swim 1, lntramural Basketball 1, 2, Traffic Squad 3, 4, Beta Hi-Y 3, 4, Fall Dance 4, Visual Aide Operator 1, Teen-Age Diplomat 3, S-Day Teacher 3, S-Day Foreign Language Head 3, Alternate Sports Announcer 4, Sectional All-State Band 3, 4, Senior Orchestra 4, Music Master Dance Band 2, 3. College THOMAS A. DEAN 65 Seneca Parkway McQuaid. College IRENE DECKER 461 Bonesteel Street Britton Road, Bowling 3, 4, Reporter 4. College CAROL DEFORD 217 Cabot Road No. 34, Banking Clerk 1, 2, Junior Band 1, Bth and 9th Grade Mixer 1, Honorable Mention 1, 2, Swimming 1, Orchestra 1. College DONNA LEE DQGRAVE 286 Pullman Avenue No. 41, Minor Letter Scholarship 1, Maior Letter Scholarship 3, Recreation 1, Apparatus 1, Games 1, Stunts 1, Swimming 1, 2, Usher at Junior Band Concert 1, Usher at Senior Band Concert 1, Checking Snowball 1, Homeroom Alternate Rating Clerk 1, Marshall Day 1, Game Refreshments 2, Student Day Teacher 3, John Quill Stat? 4. Work JOSEPH DELVECCHIO lJoel 652 Stone Road Britton Road, Wrestling 1, 2, Football 1, 2, Homeroom Bas- ketball 1, 2, Assistant Banking Clerk 1, 2, 3, 4. College PATSY DELVECCHIO lButchl 667 Ramona Street Jefferson, Football 1, 2, 4, Homeroom Representative 1: Work SHEILA DeMAGlSTRIS 226 Lexington Avenue Holy Rosary, Career Day 2. Work THOMAS DeRYCKE lToml 179 Chesterton Road Greece Central, Basketball 2, 3, Marshall Day 1, Badminton 1, Refreshments 1, Assembly 3, Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3, 4. College RICHARD DiPONZlO lDickl 58 lark Street No. 34, Wrestling 2. Undecided DOOLEY, JAMES 173 Madison Avenue Aquinas. Work CAROLE A-NNE DuCHARME 23 Desmond Road Britton Road, Honor Roll 1, 2, Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3, 4, Minor Letter Scholarship 2, Maior letter Scholarship 3, Bas- ketball l, Soccer 1, l.H.T. Demonstration 2, Homeroom Representative 1, Marshall Day 1, Snowball 2, Docket Reporter 2, 3, Docket Editor-in-Chief 4, Graduation Usher 3, Future Teachers of America 4. College BARBARA ANN EASTON lBarbl 1550 Stone Road Greece Central, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Badminton 1, 4, Soccer 1, Basketball 1, 3, 4, Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4, Water Safety Aide 2, Marshall Day 1, Games 4, Swim Meet 3, Softball 1, 3, 4, Bowling 2, Life Saving 2, Junior Band and Orchestra 1, Senior Band 2, Blue Band 3, 4, Wind Ensemble 4, Junior Prom 3, Memorial Day Parade 1, 3, Honorable Mention 1. College FRED J. ECKERT 58 Bancroft Drive McQuaid, John Quill 4, Docket 4, Science Club 4. College JOHN A. ECKERT Uackl 84 Mayflower Street No. 41. College WENDY N. EDMONDS 59 Andover Street Greece Central, Soccer 1, Stunts and Apparatus 1, 2, Swimming 1, Life Saving and Water Safety 2, J.V. Cheerleader 2, Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4, Volleyball 3, Dungaree Frolic 1, Memorial Day Parade 2, Picture Representative 2, Snowball 3, HaIlawe'en Dance 3, Student Day 3, Junior Prom 3, Art Service League Vice President 3, Senior Picture Secretary 4. College ELIZABETH ANN EMERSON lAnnl 66 Grand Avenue No. 41, Honorable Mention 1, 2, 4, Minor Letter Scholarship 3, Senior Choir 2, 3, 4, Marshall Singers 2, 3, 4, Senior Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Highland Park Concert 2, 4, State Music Competition 1, 2, 3, 4, Sectional All-State Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, All-State Orchestra 3, Memorial Day Parade 1, Docket Typist 4, 8th and 9th Grade Mixer 1, Snowball 1, Future Teachers of America 4, Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 3, 4, Rating Clerk 4, Minor Letter Activities 2, Chairman Music and Dramatics Council 4, Junior Choir 1, Junior Secretary 1, l.H.T. Demonstration 2, Student Secretary 2, Civic Orchestra Youth Concert 3, Docket Reporter 4. College Face-lifting NORMAN ASHWORTH EXLEY INorml 130 Langford Road No. 41, Bowling 1, 2, Intramural Swim 1, 4, 8th and 9th Grade Mixer 1, Dungaree Frolic 1, Washington Birthday Exer- cises 1, Concessions 1, 2, 3, Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, 4, Snowball 2, 3, Red Cross 2. College JUDITH ANN EYNON l.ludiel 347 Maplewood Avenue No. 7, Bowling 1, 2, Swimming 1, Social Dancing 1, Winter Style Show 1, 8th and 9th Grade Mixer 1, Office Messenger 2, Junior Choir Alt. Secretary 1, 2, Marshall Day 2, Red Cross 3, Spring Concert 3, Hallowe'en Dance 3, Student Day Teacher 3, Senior Choir 2, 3, Junior Prom 3. College PHYLLIS JEAN FAKER IPhyll 778 Flower City Park No. 40, Bowling 1, l.H.T. Demonstration 2, Student Day Teacher 1, 8th and 9th Grade Mixer 1, Library Aide 1, Mar- shall Day 1, Memorial Day 2, Snowball 2, Summer Survey 3, Alt. Homeroom Rating Clerk 3, 4, Student Aide 4. College DIANNE PATRICIA FARRELL lPatl 357'f2 Driving Park Ave. Holy Rosary, Marshall Day 1, l.H.T. Demonstration 3. Work MARILYN FARRIER 174 Nantucket Road Greece Central, Banking Clerk 3, Assistant 4, Honorable Mention 3, Stunts and Apparatus 1, Dungaree Frolic 1, Game- Refreshments 3, John Quill Sales 8. Distribution 2, 3. College REED JAMES FEASEL 68 Maynard Street No. 41, Audio-Visual 1, 2, 3, 4, Concessions 3, 4, Banking Clerk 1, 2, 3, Student Aide 4, Minor Letter Activities 3. College RONALD P. FESS IRonl 115 Shady Way Aquinas. College RITA R. FINLEY IReetl 3565 Ridge Road West Greece Central, Honorable Mention 1, 3, Marshall Day 1, Snowball 2, H.R. Rating Clerk 2, Assistant Rating Clerk 3, Banking Clerk Alternate 4, Jr. Choir 1, Student Secretary 4. College FLORENCE FIRJANIAN 322 Lake Avenue Churchville Chili Central School, Badminton 2, l.H.T. Demon- stration 2, Dancing 2, Assembly 2, Student Day Teacher 3, Library Aide 3, F.T.A. 4, Student. Aide 4, H.R. Alternate Representative 4, Honorable Mention 2, 4. College KAY FISHER 55 Glenthorne Road No. 41, Bookstore Clerk 2, 3, 4, Rating Clerk 1, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, Badminton 3, Swimming 3: l-il-UYOYY Aide 2: JUHIOI' Conference lik Prom 3, Graduation Usher 3, Radio Announcer 4, 8th and 9th Grade Mixer 1, Tennis 3, Sr. Band Concert Usher 3, Picture Representative 2, Career Day 2, Bowling 2, Maier Letter Scholarship 3, Minor Letter Scholarship 2, Minor Letter Ac- tivities 3, National Honor Society 4. College DOUGLAS WALTER FLOOD 562 Clay Avenue No. 40, Marshall Rocket Club 3, Basketball Concessions 3, Docket Reporter 4. College PATRICIA FLOOD 97 Locust Street No. 7. Work MARY ANN FORWARD 242 Bryan Street No. 7, Swimming 1, Social Dancing 2, l.H.T. Demonstration 2, Badminton 3, Marshall Day 1, Summer Survey 3, Hallowe'en Dance 3, Student Day Teacher 3, Honorable Mention 1, 3. Work JANET FRANCIS IJanl 48 Langford Road No. 41, H.R. Alternate 1, S-Day Teacher 3, Junior Band 1, Senior Band 2, Wind Ensemble 3, 4, 8-9 Grade Mixer 1, Olfice Messenger 1, Style Show 2, Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3, 4, Marshall Singers 4, Senior Choir 4, State Music Compe- tition 1, 2, 3, 4, Memorial Day Parade 1, 2, 3, 4, Assem- blies 3, 4, Minor Letter Scholarship, Minor Letter Activities, Maior Letter Activities, Senior Orchestra 3, Graduation Or- chestra 3. Work JEAN MARIE FRANK 385 Avis Street Sacred Heart, Bowling 1, 4. College ROSEMARY FRATTLE lRol 32 Admiral Park No. 34, Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Bank 1, 2, Wind Ensemble 2, 3, Marshall Singers 4, Marshall Day Decorations 1, Hallowe'en Dance Committee 2, 4, S.A. Assembly 4, Sadie Hawkins Dance 2, Junior Prom 3, Student Secretory 1, 2, 4, N.Y.S.S.M.A. Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, All-State Orchestra 3, 4, H.R. Alternate 3, John Quill Adv. Secretary 4, Swimming 3, Maior Letter Activities 2, Minor Letter Activities 1, Minor Letter Scholarship 2, Drama Club 3, 4, S.A. Assembly 2, Bowling 1. College P. JAMES FREARSON lJiml 423 Pullman Avenue Sacred Heart, Soccer 2, Bank Messenger 3. Service DONNA FURMAN 167 Corona Road Greece Central, Dance Club 1, 2, Softball 2, Life Saving 2, Dungaree Frolic 1, Office Messenger 1, 3, H.R. Rating Clerk 1, 4, Marshall Day 1, Jr. Prom 2, Jr. Band and Orchestra 1, Lunch Room Cashier 4, Sr. Choir 4. College PATRICIA ANN GALA lPatl 50 Tacoma Street No. 34, Memorial Day Parade 1, Snowball 1, Sr. Choir 2, Spring Concert 2. Work KATHRYN ELIZABETH GALLIGAN lKatiel 38 Knickerbocker Avenue No. 41, Stunts and Apparatus 1, Softball 1, 2, Softball Play Day 1, Basketball 2, Badminton 3, Memorial Day Parade 1, S-Day Teacher 1, 3, 8-9 Grade Mixer 1, Library Aide 1, Marshall Day 1, H. R. Alternate Representative, Sadie Hawkins Dance 2, H.R. Representative 3, Senior Party 3, Minor Letter Activities 3, John Quill Sales and Distribution 4- College GLORIA JEAN GAYLORD 185 Birr Street No. 7, H.R. Representative 2, 4, Minor Letter Scholarship 2, Minor Letter Activities 3, 8-9 Grade Mixer 1, 3, Turkey Trot 2, Hallowe'en Dance 3, Graduation Usher 3, Marshall Day 1, S.A. Assembly 2, Student Secretary 3, 4, Sr. Choir 4, Sadie Hawkins Dance 2. Cgllggq HAROLD W. GESCHWIND JR. lPatl 108 Ridge Road East No. 41, Intramural Swimming 1, Intramural Basketball 2, Me- morial Day Parade 1, 2, 3, 4, Drum Maior 2, 3, 4, Senior Orchestra 1, 2, 4, Sr. Orchestra President 4, 8th and 9th Grade Mixer 1, Rating Clerk Alternate 2, 3, N.H.S. Con- ference 2, Snowball 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom 2, 3, 4, Hallowe'en Hop 3, 4, Stage Crew 2, 3, 4, Sadie Hawkins Dance 2, Service Corps 3, 4, Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 2, Audio Visual Corps 2, New York All State Sectional Orchestra 2, Music Masters 2, R. T. A. Stage Crew 2, Marshall Day 1, Minor Letter Activities 2, Minor letter Scholarship 2, Major Letter Activities 3, Maior Letter Scholarship 3, John Quill Advertisement Layout 4, Beta Hi-Y 3, 4, Beta Hi-Y Treasurer 4, National Honor Society 4. College GERALDINE A. GEUDER lGeriI 31 Brayton Road Britton Road, Docket Reporter 4, Snowball 3. College JERILYN ANN GILMAN lJeriI 167 Elwood Drive Britton Road, Bowling 2, 3, Badminton 1, Library Aide 3, Student Secretary 4, Honorable Mention 3, Secretary, Senior Choir 4, Memorial Day Parade 2, Junior Orchestra 1, Dance Club 1, Jr. Choir 1, Senior Choir 3, 4, Baseball 2, Marshall Singers 4. College JOHN J. GILMORE lGillyl 30 Williston Road Aquinas, Varsity Football 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 4, Baseball 2, 4, Volleyball 2. Cgllege KATHRYN GIRVIN lKayl 58 Christian Avenue No. 41, Jr. Choir 1, Graduation Usher 3, Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3, 4, F. T. A. 4, Usher Sr. Band Concert 1. College BARBARA JANE GOEDEI. 297 North Avenue Greece Central. Undecided DARLENE RUTH GOODCHILD 247 Kislingbury Street No. 7, Dancing 2, Jr. Red Cross 1, Senior Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Concessions 1, Minor Letter Scholarship 2, Major Letter Scholarship 3, l.H.T. Demonstration 2, Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Docket Reporter 4, Student Secretary 4. Work DONNA M. GOWIN 29 Owen Street Greece Central, Homeroom Banking Clerk, Banking Clerk Al- ternate. Work JULIE GRAUWILLER 249 Merrill Street No. 41, Maiorettes 1, Bowling 1, Memorial Day Parade 2, Bth and 9th Grade Mixer 1, Concessions 2, Badminton 3, Softball 3, Dramatics 4. College SANDRA LEE GRIFFIN lSandyI 60 Tacoma Street No. 34, Honorable Mention 1, 2, S-Day Teacher 1, 8th and 9th Grade Mixer 1, Jr. Band 1, Concessions 2, 3, 4, Snow- ball 3, Homeroom Representative 3, 4, Sr. Choir 3, 4, Student Secretary 4. Work ANGELO GUARINO lHerkyl 483 Newbury Street Madison High School, Wrestling 3, 4, Football 4. Undecided ROBERT HACKSHAW lBobI 1862 Lake Avenue No. 41, Baseball 1, 2, 3, Homeroom Representative 2, Home- room Alternate 1, Volleyball 1, 2, 3. Service PHYLLIS CAROL I-IEBERGER lPhylI 199 Ellington Drive Britton Road, Honor Roll 1, 3, 4, Honorable Mention 2, Swimming 1, Dance Club 1, Apparatus 3, Life Saving 3, Water Safety 3, J.V. Cheerleader 2, Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4, Winter Style Show 1, Memorial Day Parade 1, Jr. Prom 2, H.R. Alternate 2, Sadie Hawkins Dance 2, Assembly 2, S-Day Teacher 3, Student Treasurer 3, 4, Service Corps 3, 4, Sr. Party 3, Graduation Usher 3, Executive Council 3, 4, Docket Reporter 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Rating Commission 4, Maior Letter Scholarship 3, Minor Letter Activities 2, Maior Letter Activities 3, Minor Letter Athletics 4, Finance Commission 3, 4, School Award 4. College GAIL ANNE HEILIGMAN 81 Avis Street Laurelton School, Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3, 4, Minor Letter Scholarship 3, Minor Letter Athletics 3, Bowling 1, 2, Softball 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, Volleyball 2, Badminton 3, Tennis 2, J.V. Maiorette Captain 2, 3, Varsity Maiorettes 4, J. V. Cheer- leader 4, 8th and 9th Grade Mixer 1, M-Day Parade 1, H.R. Banking Clerk 3, H.R. Alternate Representative 4, Style Show 3, Memorial Scholarship Drive 3, Student Day Teacher 3, Future Teachers of America 3, 4. College JOANNE HELLER 60 Lakeview Park Britton Road, Jr. Red Cross Representative 2, 3, 4, Elmira Key Award 3, Honor Roll 1, 2, Honorable Mention 3, Major Letter Scholarship 3, Soccer 1, 2, 3, Softball 1, 2, 3, Bad- minton 1, 2, 3, 4, Swimming 1, 2, 3, Tennis 2, 3, Baskeiball Play Day 2, Maior letter Athletics 3, John Quill Girls' Sports Traffic Jam Editor 4, Rating Commission 4, Chairman, Finance Commission 4, Graduation Usher 3, Life Saving 3, Dramatics Club 4, Jr. Prom 2, Executive Council 4, Hallowe'en Dance 3, Volleyball Play Day 2, National Honor Society -4. College HARRIET DIANE HIGGINS lDianeI 29 Elmgrove Road Greece Central, 8th and 9th Grade Mixer 1, Banking Clerk 1, Marshall Day 1, Jr. Band and Orchestra 1, Senior Tea 3, Career Day 2, Sr. Band 2, Wind Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Highland Park Concert 3, All State Sectionals 3, Concessions 3, H.R. Rating Clerk 3, 4, Graduation Usher 3, Soccer 1, 3,'Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 1, 4, Badminton 3, 4, Minor Letter Scholarship 2, Maior Letter Scholarship 3, Minor Letter Activities 3. College PHYLLIS MARGARET HILL 157 English Road Britton Road, Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3, Minor Letter Scholar- ship 3, Library Aide 3, Homeroom Representative 3, Grad- uation Usher 3, Marshall Day 1, Jr. Band and Orchestra 1, Career Day 2, Homeroom Alternate Representative 2, Minor Letter Activities 3. College JEANNE HINES 457 Stone Road SI. Charles Borromeo, Marshall Day Decorations 1, Library Aide 2, 4, Homeroom Alternate Representative 2, Sadie Hawkins Dance 2, Student Day Teacher 3, Homeroom Banking 2, 3, 4, Future Teachers of America 3. College STEPHEN E. HLUCHAN lStevel 59 Florida Avenue Britton Road, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Honorable Mention 2, 3, Beta Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, V. Pres. Beta 3, President Beta 4, Homeroom Representative 4, Rating Commission Chairman 4, Service Corps 3, 4, John Quill Managing Editor 4, Jr. Red Cross Rep- resentative 3, 4, Boys' State 3, Youth and Government 3, 4: Audio-Visual 2, 3, 4, Docket Reporter 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, Tennis 1, 2, Bowling 3, Swimming Club 1, 2, Track 3, 4, S-Day Teacher 3, Jr. Prom 3, Snowball 3, S.A. Assembly 4, Teachers Conference Guide 3, Executive Council 4, Chair- man, Publications Commission 4, National Honor Society 4. College NANCY GAY HORROCKS lNanI 55 Castleton Road Britton Road, Dance Club 1, Winter Style Show 1, Homeroom Rating Clerk 1, Life Saving 2, Water Safety Aide 2, Bod- minton 2, Apparatus 3, Bowling 3, 4, Docket Reporter 3, Senior Party 3, Graduation Usher 3, Baseball 3, Dramatics Club 3, 4, John Quill Stafl 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, Honorable Mention 2, 3, Future Teachers of America 4, Student Secretary 4, Veterans' Day Assembly 4, National Honor Society 4. College GLENN ALLEN HUGHS 83 Eglantine Road Britton Roady J. V. Basketball 1. Work JEFFREY DOUGLAS HUME 38 Menard Drive Britton Roady Radio Engineers 3, 4y Marshall Day ly Home- room Basketball ly Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3, 4. College BARBARA ANN HUNT 175 Leonard Road Britton Roady Assembly ly John Quill Sales and Distribution 3y Library Aide 3, 4y Junior Prom 3y Graduation Usher 3y F. T. A. 3, 4y Student Secretary 4y Bowling ly Volleyball ly Badminton 2, 3, 4y Swimming 3y Golf 3y Honorable Mention l, 2, 3, 4y Honor Roll 1, 2, 3y Minor letter Scholarship 2y Maior Letter Scholarship 4y Minor Letter Athletics 4y Bad- minton Manager 4. College JANICE LYNNE HUTCHINS llanl 73 Barnard Street Britton Roady Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3y Minor Letter Scholar- ship 3y Dramatics Club 4y S-Day Teacher 3. College FRANCES IMBASTARO lFronl 560 Flower City Park Jefferson. Work PATRICIA IRENE JACKSON lPatl 55 Marville Drive No. 4ly Jr. Choir ly Honorable Mention l, 2, 3, 4y Banking Clerk 1, 2y Bowling 3, 4y Docket Reporter 3y Marshall Day ly Assistant Rating Clerk 2. College ALAN DAVID JARDINE lAIl 124 Knickerbocker Avenue No. 4ly Homeroom Representative 1, 2, 3y Grade President 2, 3y Student Association President 4y Baseball l, 2, 3, 4y Football 2, 3, 4y Wrestling 3y All State High School Choir 3y Minor Letter Athletics 3y Minor Letter Activities 2y Maior Letter Activities 3y Traliic Squad 3, 4y Student Day Teacher ly Chairman of Junior Prom 3y Chairman of Tenth Grade Mixer 2y Inter-High Chair 2, 3y Memorial Day Parade 1, 2y Senior Chair 2, 4y Marshall Singers 3, 4y Executive Council 2, 3, 4y Honorable Mention 3, 4. Service GORDY JEPSON lGordl 27 Dalston Road Britton Roady Tennis ly J. V. Soccer 3y Swimming 1, 2y J.V. Basketball 2. College CAROLYN ANN JERMYN lSkipl 42 Meadawwood Road Britton Roady Honorable Mention 3, 4y Bowling 3, 4, College EDWARD S. JOHNSON lEdl 20 Westwood Drive Durand Eastmany National Honor Society 3, 4y Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4y Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3, 4y Minor letter Scholar- ship 2y Maior Letter Scholarship 3y Sports Editor, John Quill 4y Docket Reporter 4y Vice President, Senior Class-4y H. R. Representative 4y Scholarship Commission 4y Social Aliairs Commissioner 4y Executive Council 4y Sports Announcer 4y H.R. Rating Clerk 2, 3y H. R. Banking Alternate ly Dungaree Frolic ly 8th and 9th Grade Mixer ly Memorial Day ly Career Day 2y Red Cross 2y Snowball 3y S-Day Teacher 3y Jr. Prom 3y E.S.S.P.A. Convention 4y J.V. Soccer 1, 2y Varsity Soccer 3, 4y Homeroom Basketball 1, 2y life Saving 2y Water Safety 2y 'iTwenty Below -9 Badminton 3y Intramural Boxing ly Swim Club ly Minor Letter Athletics 2y Maior Letter Athletics 3. College JOHN JOHNSON llohnnyl 144 Birr Street No. 7y Football 4. Service RONALD J. JULIAN lRonl 474 Augustine Street No. 7y Banking Clerk ly Honorable Mention 1, 4y Sr. Band 2, 3y Wind Ensemble 4y Docket Reporter 4y Highland Bowl 3y Memorial Day Parade l, 2, 3, 4. College RONALD JUNIOR lRonl 132 Truesdole Street No. 41. College BARBARA H. KASTNER lBarbl 206 Maiden lane Britton Road. College SHARON KAVANAUGH 525 Dewey Avenue No. 34. College PATRICIA GAIL KEAVIN lPatl 120 Alden Road Greece Centraly Homeroom Representative 1, 2y Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3, 4y Honor Roll 2, 3, 4y 8th and 9th Grade Mixer ly Marshall Day ly Picture Representative 2y Sadie Hawkins Dance 1, 2y I. H. T. Demonstration 2y Science Demon- stration 2y Minor Letter Scholarship 2y Minor Letter Activities 2y Tennis 1, 3y Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4y Life Saving 2, 3y Water Safety Aide 2y Water Ballet 3, 4y Swim Meet Play Day 3, 4y Recreational Leadership 2y Volleyball 3y Volleybal Playday 3y Soccer 3y Basketball 3y Badminton 3y Manager 3y Student Day Teacher 3y Docket Typist 3, 4y John Quill Typist 4y Student Sec- retary 4y Junior Prom 3y John Quill Sales and Distribution 1, 2, 3y Graduation Usher 3y Future Teachers of America 2, 3, 4y F. T. A. President 4y Sub-Cadet 4y Maior Letter Scholarship 3y Maier Letter Activities 3y Minor Letter Athletics 3y School Award 3y Maior Letter Athletics 4y Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4y Assemblies 2, 3, 4y Memorial Scholarship Drive 3, 4y Red Cross 4y Junior Varsity Cheerleader 4y Dramatics 4y Open House 4y Athletic Commission 4y Assistant Business Manager John Quill 4y National Honor Society 4. College TOM KEELE 576 Lake Avenue Holy Rosaryy Varsity Swimming 1, 2, 3y Varsity Track 1, 3y Minor Letter Athleticsy Track Trophyy Audio Visual 3, 4. Service CAROLYN ANN KELLY 86 Glenthorne Road No. 4ly Minor Letter Scholarship ly Major letter Scholarship 2y Bowling ly Art Activities ly Homeroom Rating Clerk 1, 2y S. A. Elections ly Usher Jr. Band Concert ly Usher Sr. Band Concert ly 8th and 9th Grade Mixer ly Checking Snowball ly Jr. Red Cross Committee ly Swimming l, 4y Badminton 3, 4y Life Saving 3y Water Safety 3y Golf 3y Student Day Teacher 3y Rating Commission 3, 4y Banking Clerk 3y Bookstore Clerk 3, 4y Jr. Prom 3y Graduation Usher 3y Teen-Age Safety Council Representative 3, 4y WHAM Radio 4y Jr. Inter High Choir ly Statistics Committee 4y National Honor Society 4. College JUDITH ANN KENNEWEG lJudyI 145 Standish Road Greece Centraly Dance Club ly Softball ly Bowling 2, 3, 4y Snowball ly Future Teachers of America 4. College GARY D. KEPPEN 119 Desmond Road Britton Roady Audio Visual 1, 2y Service Corps 3, 4y Civil Service Commission 2. Seryige ALBERT KERLING lAIl 42 Mqlvgrn Strggt No. 347 Chess Club 2y Memorial Day 2y Dungaree Frolic 2y Marshall Day 3y Spring Concert 3y Snow Ball 3y WHAM Radio 2, 3, 4y Assemblies 4y Honorable Mention 3, 4y Honor Roll 4y Docket Reporter 4y Swimming ly Jr. Choir ly Sr. Choir 2y Graduation Exercises 3. Service PAMELA JOYCE KINSLOW lPaml 4056 Mt. Read Blvd. No. 4ly Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3, 4y Honor Roll 3y Art Activitiesy Banking Clerk Alternatey John Qulll Sales 1, 2, 3y Library Aide ly Marshall Day ly Picture Representative 2y Student Guide 2y Assemblies 2, 3, 4y P. A. 2, 3, 4y Open House 2, 3y Graduation Usher 3y Recreational Leadership 2y Apparatus 1, 3y Stunts ly Swimming ly Golf 3y Minor letter Scholarship 2y Future Teachers of America 1, 2, 3, 4y Student Secretary 4y Maior Letter Scholarship 4y Hallowe'en Hop 4y Dramatics Club 4y Minor letter Athletics 4y Minor Letter Activities 4y Badminton 4. College JUDITH KLAFEHN l.ludyl 56 Cosmos Drive Britton Road, Dance Club 1, I. H. T. Demonstration 2, Style Show 1, Banking Clerk 1, 2, 3, Snowball 2, Student Day Teacher 3, WHAM 3, 4, Docket 3, Stage Crew 3, Graduation Usher 3, John Quill Grinds Editor 4, Drama Club 4, Thespian Society 3, 4, S.A. Chairman 4, Music and Drama Commission 4, National Honor Society 4. Collage F. KENNETH KLEIN lFreddyl 64 Rosecroft Drive Britton Road, Baseball 1, 2, Wrestling 2, Homeroom Repre- sentative 1, Football 1, Rating Clerk 4, Assistant Rating Clerk 3, Intramural Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. College JOHN ARTHUR KLIMM 71 Benwell Road No. 41, Senior Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Graduation Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Spring Concert 1, 2, 3, 4, All-State Music Festival 1, 2, 3, Dance Concessions 2, S. A. Campaign Poster 4, Marshall Day 3, Basketball Refreshments 3, Honorable Mention 2. Cqllggg JERRY KRETSCHMAN 112 Johnson Road Central High. Undecided JAMES H. KRON 63 Merrick Street Greece Central, Varsity Football 4, Varsity Soccer 3, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, J.V. Basketball 1, 2, Honorable Mention 2, Homeroom President 2, Minor and Maior letters Athletics, Junior Prom 3. College BEVERLEE LEGG lBovl 3571 Dewey Avenue Britton Road, Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, Swim Play Day 2, Apparatus 2, 3, Bowling 2, 3, Junior Band 1, Junior Orchestra 1, Fall Fantasy 2, Snowball 2, 3, Visual-Aide 2, 3, Sadie Hawkins Dance 2, life Saving 3, Assemblies 3, Swim Meet 3, S-Day Teacher 3, Junior Prom 3, Senior Party 3, Minor letter Activities 3, Maior letter Activities 4, Honor Roll 3, Career Day 2, Docket Reporter 2. 3. College GARY W. LEISTMAN 133 Cabot Road Greece Central. Work CAROL SUSAN LEROY lSuziel 2661 Dewey Avenue No. 41, Student Aide 3, 4, Junior Prom Concessions 1, Junior Prom Hostess 2, Senior Party 3, Marshall Day 1, HaIlowe'en Hop 3, I. H. T. Demonstration 2. College CAROLE JEANNETTE LOCKWOOD 411 Augustine Street No. 3, Memorial Day Parade 1, 2, 8th and 9th Grade Mixer 1, Marshall Day Elections 1, Student Secretary 1, 2, Senior Tea 1, Student Day Teacher 3, I. H. T. Demonstration 2. Work KATHLEEN ANN LOHFINK lKathiel 406 Pullman Avenue No. 41, 8th and 9th Grade Mixer 1, Memorial Day Parade 1, 2, 3, 4, J. V. Maiorettes 2, 3, 4, Bowling 1, 4, Swimming 1, Baseball 2, Concessions, Basketball Games, Dramatics Club 4, Work DARLENE ANNE LOVE lDarl 227 Kislingbury Lawton, Student Secretary 4. Work LONNA JACQUELINE LOWDEN 144 Elmgrove Road Greece Central, Honorable Mention 2, 3, I. H. T. Demonstration 2, Hallowe'en Dance 3, Student Day Teacher 3, Senior Party 3, Junior Prom 3, Snow Ball 3, Concessions 4, Art Service League 3. College SANDRA LUCYSHYN lSandyl 363 LaGrange Avenue No. 40, 8th and 9th Grade Mixer 1. Work BETTY JOANNE MACK lBettyl 555 Westmount Street No. 40, Bowling 1, 2, 4, Play Day 2, Student Day 1, Hon- orable Mention 3, 4, John Quill 2, 3. Work SHARON E. MACKENDRICK lSherryl 151 Driving Park Ave. Webster Central. WOYK JEANNINE MACLEAN lJeanl 182 Nantucket Road Greece Central, Fashion Show 4, Stunts 1, 2, Student Secre- tary 4 Wbfk JOHN D. MADSEN 56 Lambert Drive Aarhus Katedralskole Denmark, Homeroom Representative 4, Varsity Soccer 4. Colle9' A Busy Moment JOHN GARRETT MALAK lGaryl 75 El Rancho Drive Britton Road, J. V. Basketball 2, 3, J. V. Baseball 2, 3, Volleyball 1, Swim Club 1, Rating Clerk 4, Homeroom Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, Minor Letter Athletics 2, .lunior Prom 3, Graduation Usher. College JUDY ANN MALIN 6 Daisy Street No. 34, Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3, 4, Soccer 2, 3, Sottboll 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Badminton 3, 4, Dance 1, Apparatus 2, 3, Marshall Day 1, Student Secretary 4, Oftice Aide 3, Speed Ball 2, Homeroom Attendance Aide 3, Senior Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Docket Reporter 4, Softball Play Day 1, Minor Letter Scholarship, Major and Minor letter Athletics. Work RICHARD J. MAMBRETTI lDickl 1174 Dewey Avenue No. 41, Football 1, 2, Homeroom Basketball 1, Boxing 1, Picture Representative 1, Homeroom Representative 2, Marshall Day 1, Snowball 2, 3, Service Corps 3, 4, Junior Prom 3, Art Work 3, Docket 3, Minor letter-Activities 3, Service Corn- mission 4. Service JOANNE M. MARIANETTI Uoaniol 47 Thorpe Crescent Greece Central, Student Secretary 2, 4. College RICHARD HEAPHY MARSH lBilkol 18 Rye Road AQUFNGS- College SHARON ELIZABETH MARTIN lSherryl 442 Pullman Avenue No. 41, Bowling 1, 3, Dance Club 1, Softball 1, 2, Softball Play Day 2, Soccer 2, 3, Speedball 2, Life Saving 2, Water Safety 2, Basketball 2, 3, Minor Letter-Athletics 2, Maior letter-Athletics 2, Volleyball 3, Badminton 3, Marshall Day 2, Art for Marshall Day 2, Fall Fantasy 2, Homeroom Alternate 2, 3, 4, Sadie Hawkins Dance 2, Fall Fantasy 2, Students' Day Teacher 3, Junior Prom 3, Minor Letter-Activities 3, Senior Party 3, Honorable Mention 1. Work ELAINE JOHANNE MATULIS lMol 3359 Mt. Read Blvd. St. Charles, Student Aide 3, HaIlowe'en Hop 3, l. H. T. Demonstration 2. College HOLLENE MAXIM lHollyl 226 Knickerbocker Avenue Webster Central, Chorus 1, 2. College SHARON MAXQN 202 Sherman Street Jefferson Hugh, I. H. T. Demonstration 2, Honorable Mention. Work DALE E. MAY lBubblesl 216 Sparling Drive West Genesee Central. Und,c,d,d JEANNETTE B. MAYER 598 Lexington Avenue No. 34, Radio 4, Drama 4, Student Aide 3, Marshall. Day 1, 50Wl 19 1, 2, Badminton 1, 2, 3, Baseball 2, 3. College JANICE MARIE McANN lJanl 73 Shoreclm D'-iys No- 405 B'- 'ki 9 Clerk 1, 2. 3, 4, Bowling 3, Snow Ball 3, Life Saving 3, Student Secretary 4, Fashion Show 4. College PETER McANN lPetel 71 Veness Avenue Britton Road, Basketball 2, Volleyball 3, Homeroom Basket- ball 1. College ROBERT E. McCONE lBonesl 647 Bonesteel Street Britton Road, Homeroom Representative 1, 4, Homeroom Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, Intramural Swimming 1, 2, Bth and 9th Grade Mixer 1, S. A. Assembly 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom 3, Tennis 1, 2, J. V. Basketball 1, Memorial Day Parade 1, 2, 4, New York State Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, Marshall Day 1, Minor Letter Activities 2, Maior Letter Activities 3, Senior Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Sadie Hawkins 1, 2, Band Librarian 1, Band Uni- form Custodian 2, 3, 4, Music Masters 1, 2, 3, Dive and Jive 4, Snowball 2,'3, Pit Bond 1, 2, 3, 4, Docket Reporter 4, Dungaree Frolic 1. College ROBERTA McCOY lRobbiel 173 Perrinton Street No. 40, Maiorettes 2, 3, 4, Bowling 1, 2, 3, Life Saving 2, 3, I. H. T. Demonstration 3, Memorial Day Parade 3, Marshall Day 1, Senior Tea 3, Senior Banquet 3, Winter Style Show 1. College JANICE MARI MclNINCH 533 Winchester Street No. 41, Honorable Mention 1, 3, 4, Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4, Water Ballet 2, 3, Life Saving 3, Badminton 3, Baseball 2, Bowling 2, Minor Letter Athletics 3, Memorial Day Parade 2, 8th and 9th Grade Mixer 1, Rating Clerk 3, Banking Office 2, Junior Prom 3, Checking 2, Memorial Scholarship Fund 3, Swim Meets 2, 3, Rating Commission 4, Docket Reporter 4, John Quill Advertising 4. College ALAN B. McINTYRE 240 Bonesteel Street Greece Central, Memorial Day Parade 1, 2. Service PATRICK McKEON lMuggsl 90 Ridgeway Avenue Aquinas, Student Teacher 3. College FREDERICK McNAIR lFredl 111 Langford Road Charlotte, 8th and 9th Grade Mixer 1, Audio Visual Corps 1, 2, Homeroom Representative 3, 4, Graduation Usher, John Quill Advertising Committee 4. JOAN C. McPHAIL lJoaniel 9 Florence Avenue Britton Road, Honorable Mention 1, Dancing 1, Marshall Day 1, Junior Choir 1, S.A. Assemblies 2, Snow Ball 2, Sadie Hawkins Dance 2 Bowling 2, 3, Badminton 2, Senior Party 3, Memorial Day Parade 2, 3, 4, Varsity Maiorettes 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain, Varsity Maiorettes 4, Dramatics Club 4, Veterans' Day Assembly 4. College JOAN ANN MEAGHER lJoaniel 1580 Dewey Avenue Sacred Heart, Dancing 1, 2. Undecided THOMAS F. METILDI lToml 104 Alfonso Drive East, Football 1, 3, Service Corps 3, 4. Service CAROL ANGELE MILANETTI IShortiel 402 Lakeview Park No. 34, Honor Roll 1, Honorable Mention 2, 3, Minor Let- ter Scholarship 1, Memorial Day Parade 1, 2, Students Day Teacher 1, Homeroom Alternate 1, Student Secretary 1, 3, Snow Ball 1, Senior Tea 1, Rating Clerk 2, Marshall Day 1. College GRACE MILLS 217 Ridgecrest Road Nazareth. College RICHARD E. MISEL lMi1l 140 Wildwood Drive Greece Central 1, Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, J. V. Basketball 1, 2, ln- tramural Wrestling 2, Homeroom President 3, Junior Bond Pres- ident 2, Senior Band President 4. Service DAVID HARRES MITCHELL lDavel 403 Lakeview Park No. 7, Soccer 1, 2, 3, Football 4, Track 2, Homeroom President 3, Life Saving and Water Safety 1, 4, Intramural Swimming 1, Sadie Hawkins 2, Homeroom Basketball 2, Picture Represent- ative 2, Mixer 1, Snow Ball 3, Hallowe'en Dance 2, Press Campaign 3, Junior Prom 3. College STEPHEN G. MITCHELL lStevel 180 Standish Road Greece Central. Work CAROL MAGDALENE MOOSE 76 Woodlawn Street Laurelton, Honorable Mention 3, Bowling 3, Badminton 2, 3, 8th and 9th Grade Mixer 1, S-Day Teacher 3, Homeroom Alternate 4, John Ouill Stall 4, Junior Choir 1. Work Behind the Wheel in the New Chevy MAXINE D. MOREHOUSE 581 Pullman Avenue No. 41, Book Store 1, 2, 3, 4. College JUDITH ANN MORGAN lPugl 70 Williston Road St. Charles, John Quill Distribution and Sales 3, Student Sec- retary 3, Hallowe'en Dance 3, Softball 3. Work PAMELA ANN MORRIS IPaml 374 North Avenue Spencerport, Senior Choir 2, 3. Service DEANNE MYSHCHUK 165 Avenue E St. Josephat, Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3, Dance Club 1, Bowling 4, Badminton 3, 4, Mixer 1, S. A. Assembly 1, 2, 3, Marshall Day 1, Assembly 3, 4, Snow Ball 2, 3, Style Show 3, Alternate Rating Clerk 3, Student Aide 3, 4, Art Work 1, 3, 4. College WILLIAM CHARLES NARAMORE 8 Broezel Street Holy Rosary, Student Secretary 3, 4, Honorable Mention 3, Rating Clerk 3, Minor Letter Athletics 3, Varsity Swimming 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Basketball 1, 2, Swim Club 2, 3, 4, Student Teacher 3. Service JANICE ELIZABETH NASH 33 Ridge Road West Minor Letter Scholarship 2, Maior Letter Scholarship 3, S-Day Ballot Committee 1, Junior Band Concert 1, Senior Band Con- cert 1, 8th and 9th Mixer 1, Marshall Day 2, Graduation Usher 3, Badminton 4, Future Teachers of America 4. College BARBARA ANN NELSON 47 Holmes Road Greece Central, Honorable Mention 2, 3, 4, Marshall Day 2, Fall Fantasy 2, Rating Clerk 3, Student Day Teacher 3, Graduation Usher 3, Life Saving 2, 4, Water Safety Aide 2, 4, Dramatics 4, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Swimming 1, 2, Stunts and Apparatus 1, 2. College WILLIAM HENRY NESBITT 73 Merrick Street Greece Central, Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain Soccer 3, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Representative 2, S. A. Dance 4, Snowball 3, All-Scholastic Soccer 3, Graduation Usher Chairman 3. College MARGARET ANN NEWELL lMaggiel 560 Augustine Street No. 7, Winter Style Show 1, Homeroom Banking 1, 2, 3, 4, Memorial Day 1, Sadie Hawkins 2, Snow Ball 3, Hallowe'en Dance 3, Junior Prom 3, Student Secretary 4, J. V. Cheerleader 4, Senior Banquet 3, Athletic Commission 3, Basketball 2, Marshall Day 1. College CAROL NEWMAN 50 Wellond Street Greece Central, Honorable Mention 3, 4, Open House 3, S- Day Teacher 3. Undecided MARGARET MARY NEWMAN lMaggiet 43 Helenwood Road Greece Central, Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3, 8th and 9th Grade Mixer 1, Marshall Day 1, Sadie Hawkins 2, Hallowe'en Dance 2, Homeroom Representative 3, Junior Prom 3, Assem- bly 3, J.V. Cheerleader 3, J.V. Cheerleader Captain 4, Senior Party Server 3, Recreation 2, Student Day Counselor 3, Senior Class Treasurer 4, Minor Letter Activities 4, Minor Letter Scholarship 3. College Concentration BARBARA A. NICHOLS lBarbl 120 Ridgeway Avenue Florence Brasser. Work DIANE L. OEHLBECK lDil 311 West Craig Hill Drive Brockport, Memorial Day 2, Style Show 2, 3, Life Saving 3, Service Corps 3, 4, Alternate Aide 2, 3, 4, Student Secretary 4, Drama Club 4, J. V. Maiorettes 4. Work LUCINDA K. O'HARE lCindyl 231 Fulton Avenue No. 34, Bowling, Docket Reporter 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Day Teacher 3, Memorial Day Parade 1, Winter Style Show, 8th and 9th Grade Mixer 1, Office Messenger, Marshall Day 1, Concessions, Alternate Homeroom Representative 2, 3, Senior Choir 4, Sadie Hawkins Dance 2, Spring Concert, Senior Tea 3, Assemblies 3, Snow Ball 2, Hallowe'en Dance, Co-Chair- man Junior Prom 3. College BARBARA ANN O'KEEN lBarbl 178 Malden Street Greece Central, Dancing 1, F. T. A. 2, 3, Bowling 4, Assembly 2, Treasury Department 4, Honorable Mention 3, Senior Banquet 3. Undecided JOYCE ORRICO 125 Winchester Street No. 41, Homeroom President 2, J.V. Maiorettes 2, 3, 4, Captain J.V. Maiorettes 4, Bowling 1, S.A. Assembly 2, Minor Letter Scholarship 2, Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3, 4, Memorial Day Parade 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Day Teacher 3, John Quill 4. College SANDRA ANN ORTLIEB lSandyl 25 Pomona Drive Britton Road, Badminton 2, Dancing 1, Senior Tea 3, Senior Banquet 3, Memorial Day Parade 1, Lunchroom Cashier 4, Student Secretary 4, I. H. T. Demonstration 2. Undecided MICHAEL OWENS lMikel 452 Pullman Avenue Sacred Heart, Soccer 1. Work BONNIE JEAN PADGET 626 Magee Avenue No. 7, Honorable Mention 1, 3, Recreation 1, Swimming 1, Dancing 1, Softball 2, Bth and 9th Grade Mixer 1, Junior and Senior Orchestra 1, 3, 4, Snow Ball 2, Sadie Hawkins Dance 2, HalIowe'en Dance 3. College .IUDITH PALMER lJudyl 504 Magee Avenue Blessed Sacrament. Work JACQUELINE R. PARISH Uockiel 185 Rand Street No. 41, J.V. Maiorettes 1, Varsity Maiorettes 2, 3, 4, Bowl- ing 2, Soccer 1, Volleyball 1, John Quill Staff 1, 2. Undecided JAMIE PERRY lBethl 152 Glenwood Avenue No. 34, 8th and 9th Grade Mixer 1, Snow Ball 3, Marshall Day 1, Hallowe'en Dance. Work THOMAS PETIX e 45 Kaymor Drive Aquinqg, SBYVICQ RICHARD M. PETRANTO lDickl 22 Ridge Road West No. 22, Senior Band 1, 2, Wind Ensemble 3, 4, Senior Orchestra 2, 3. College JUDY DIANE PICCIRILLI lPiccyl 240 Bidwell Terrace No. 34, Homeroom Representative 4, Bowling 1, 2, Memorial Day 1, 2, Hostess for Snow Ball 2, l. H. T. Demonstration 2, Honorable Mention 2. College EDNA MARIE PIKE lPennyl 566 Pullman Avenue JeHerson, J. V. Maiorettes 2, 3, Varsity Maiarettes 4, Fashion Show 3, Bowling 3, 4. College WARREN PIVER lPivel 465 Oakwood Road Britton, Road, Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3, 4, Minor Letter Scholarship 3, Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Baseball 2, Traliic Squad 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 1, 2, Minor Letter Athletics 3, Marshall Day 1, Career Day 2, S-Day 3, S.A. Assembly 3, Junior Prom 3, S.A. Campaign 4, Homeroom Representative 4, Docket Reporter 3, John Quill 4, Memorial Day Parade 2, Minor Letter Activities 3, Junior Band 1, Senior Band 2, N. Y. S. S. M. A. Competition 1, 2, National Honor Society 4. College AMY M. POINTER 264 Bennington Drive Britton Road, Homeroom Alternate 1, Badminton 3, Volleyball 4. Work LOUISE POND 126 Lotta Road Spencerport. Work JOYCE CAROL POTTER Britton Road, Style Show 2, Snow Ball 2, Student Day Teacher 3457 Dewey Avenue 3. Work FRANK A. POULTON lCookiel 102 Red Oak Drive Greece Central. Undecided JAMES EARL PRESTON lJiml St. Charles Borromeo, Honorable Mention 1, H. R. Basketball 186 Bancroft Drive 2, Swimming 2. College ALEXANDER R. PROVAN lBobl 166 Pittsford Street No. 41, Swim Club 1, Hollowe'en Hoedown 4, -Summer School Aide 3. College JUDITH MARION QUISTORF Uudyl 1199 Long Pond Road Greece Central, Honorable Mention 1, 2, 4, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, Volleyball 3, Badminton 4, Games 4, Marshall Day 1, Sr. Orchestra 1, Alternate Rating Clerk 2, Rating Clerk 3, Graduation Usher 3, Student Secretary 4, Docket Reporter 3, Life Saving 4, Water Safety Aide 4, Dramatics 3, 4. College DONALD RAS lDonl 206 Nantucket Road Greece Central, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, Minor Letter Scholarship 2. Service LUCINDA ANN RASBACH lCindyl 8 Brush Hollow Road Britton Road, Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Minor Letter Scholarship 2, Major Letter Scholarship 3, Library Aide 1, 2, Sr. Band 1, 2, Sr. Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Wind Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Inter-High Band 2, Sectional All State Orchestra 3, Graduation Usher 3, Docket Reporter 3, 4, Memorial Scholarship Drive 3, Jr. Prom 1, Highland Bowl 1, 3, N.Y.S.S.M.A. Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, Marshall Day 1, Library Concessions 1, Picture Representative 2, Rating Clerk 2, Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4, Recreational Leadership 2, Badminton 2, 3, 4, I.H.T. Demonstration 2, life Saving 3, Water Safety 3, Golf 3, Bowling 4, Minor Letter Athletics 3, Minor Letter Ac- tivities 2, Maier Letter Activities 3, School Award 3, F. T. A. 3, 4, F. T. A. Treasurer 4, Memorial Day Parade 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 4. College WALTER REICHARDT lWaItI 76 Barnard Street Britton Road, Swimming 2, Visual Aide 2, Radio Engineer 2, 3, 4, Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3, 4, Layout Editor John Quill 4, Minor Letter Activities 3, Maior Letter Activities 4, Minor Letter Scholarship 4. College TAMARA KAY REINHOLTZ lTammyl 16 Barnard Street Britton Road, J.V. Maiorettes 2, 3, Varsity Maiorettes 4', Senior Tea 3, Senior Banquet 3, Memorial Day Parade 2, 3, 4, S-Day Teacher 3, Style Show 4. Work DOLORES R. REINAGEL lDeel 1000 Ridge Road West Sacred Heart, Student Secretary 3, Swim Club 1, 2. Work Our Alma Mater ARTHUR J. RENAUTO lArtl 94 Creekmeadow Lane McQuaid. Work EDWARD RENO IEdl 1168 Stone Road Britton Road, Bowling 3, Varsity Bowling 4. Service FRANK RICHENS 410 Flower City Park No. 41, Soccer 1, 2, 3, Swimming Team 2, 3, 4, Swim Club 1, Visual Aide 1, 2, Tratiic Squad 3, 4, Rating Clerk 4, Safety Commission 4, Life Saving 1, 2, 3, 4, Water Safety Aide 1, 2, 3, 4, Fall Dance 4, National Honor Society 4. College CAROL ANN RICHMOND 71 Glenwood Avenue Napanee High-Canada, Student Day 3. Work DIANA MAE RIFE' lDennyl 38 Dorsey Road Britton Road, Bowling Team 3, 4, Jr. Choir 1, Jr. Band 1, Jr. Orchestra 1, Honorable Mention 2, 3, 4, Senior Tea 3, Snow Ball 3, Student Aide 3, 4, Student Day Teacher 3. Work CELIA LOUISE ROBERTS ICI 57 Riverton Street Irondequoit, Honorable Mention 2, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Water Safety Aide 3, Life Saving 2, 3, Swim Meet 3, Swimming 2, 3, 4, Recreational Leadership 2, Badminton 2, 3, 47 Basketball 3, 4, Dance Committee 2, 3, 4, Varsity Maiorettes 2, 3, 4, Memorial Day Parade 2, 3, 4, Student Day Teacher 3, Rating Clerk Alternate 4, Student Secretary 4. College FRANKLIN J. ROMANO lFrankl 10 Lakeview Terrace Holy Rosary, Varsity Football 3, 4, Varsity Baseball 3, 4, Varsity Wrestling 3, 4, Maior and Minor Letter Athletics. College CAROL PATRICIA ROSEKRANS 34 Lakeview Park No. 7, Minor and Maior Letter Scholarship 3, Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Winter Style Show 1, Marshall Day 1, H. R. Alternate Representative 1, Memorial Day Parade 1, Graduation Usher 3, Student Secretary 4, John Quill Advertising 4, Business Manager-John Quill 4, Library Aide 4, Drama Club 4, Veterans Day 4, Minor Letter Athletics 3, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Badminton 1, 2, 3, Swimming 1, Tennis 2, 3, Recreational Leadership 2, Basketball 3, Golf 3, l.H.T. Demonstration 2, National Honor Society 4. College VIRGINIA ROSENTRETER lGinnyl 194 Christian Avenue No. 41, Sr. Choir Treasurer 4, Jr. Choir 1, Sr. Choir 3, 4, S- Day Teacher 4, Marshall Singers 3, 4, Bookstore 2, 3, 4, Minor Letter Activities 4, Marshall Day 2, Assembly 1, Library Aide 1, 2, Mixer I, Talent Show 1, Banking Clerk 1, S-Day Committee 1, Honorable Mention 1, 2, Highland Park Concert 4, Inter-High Choir 2, 3, 4, Assembly 1, 2. Work ELAINE A. ROTH 285 Electric Avenue Sacred Heart, Choir 2, Highland Park Festival 2. Work KATHRYN SUE ROWLEY IKathyl 193 Apollo Drive Greece Central, Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3, 4, Rating Clerk Alternate 2, 3, Docket Columnist 2, John Quill 3, Graduation Usher 3, Marshall Day 1, Memorial Day 1, Sadie Hawkins Dance 2, Lite Saving 1, Water Safety 1, Apparatus 1, 3, Basketball 2, Swimming 1, 2, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Student Secre- tary 3, 4, National Honor Society 4. College JAMES ROWLEY 14 Ridge Road West No. 41, Rating Clerk 2, 3, 4, Audio Visual 1, 2, 3, 4. Service WILLIAM E. RUDD IWilIiel 319 Rumson Road St. Charles. Service THOMAS RUSHFORTH lToml 22 Bakerdale No. 34, Dungaree Frolic 1. Service KENNETH RUSSELL lRussl 1761 Maiden lane Greece Central. Wgrk GERALD SADLER lGerryl B67 Ridgeway Avenue Sacred Heart, J. V. Baseball 3, Homeroom Basketball 2. Work PATRICIA M. SAGER lPatl 448 Harvest Drive Greece Central, Honorable Mention 1, 4, Pictures 1, March of Dimes 2, Snow Ball 2, 3, Attendance Aide 2, 3, S. A. Elections 3, Sr. Choir 4. Work FRANCES E. ST. MAURICE lFranl 560 Flower City Park No. 41. Work ROBERT SALLY lBogl 120 Stone Road Kendall Central. College AGATHA SAMPERI IAggiel 382 Ridgeway Avenue Holy Rosary, Honorable Mention 1, 2, Honor Roll 3, 4, Student Secretary 4. Work DAVID SCHAFFER lDavel 69 McCall Road St. Charles, Basketball J. V. 1, 2, Varsity Basketball 4, Base- ball 2, 3, Track 2, Homeroom Basketball 1, 2, Honorable Mention 3. College BONNIE SCHEEL lBon Bonl 532 Rumson Road Britton Road, Honorable Mention 1, 2, 4, Minor Letter Scholarship, Swimming 1, Bowling 3, 4, Graduation Usher 4, Dramatics Club 3, 4, Art Service League 3. College MERLE L. SCHEIBLE 1123 Long Pond Road Greece Central, Marshall Day 1, Sr. Choir 2, 3, 4, Sr. Choir Officer 4, Spring Concert 2, 4, Honorable Mention 3, Rating Clerk 4. Work ROBERT K. SCHEUTZOW lSl1arkl 274 Chalford Road Charlotte High. College JOHN SCHIEMANN 636 Stone Road Britton Road, Varsity Bowling 1, 2, Varsity Volleyball 3, Varsity Soccer 4, John Quill 1, 2, 3, Senior Band 1, 2, Blue Band 1, Wind Ensemble 4, Sr. Orchestra 4. College DAVID PATRICK SCHILTZ 174 Birr Street No. 7, Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Orchestra 1, 2, Service Corps 3, 4, Minor Letter Scholarship 3, Banking Clerk 1, Beta Hi-Y 3, 4. College SHARON A. SCHOFIELD lSherryl 210 Bennington Drive Beniamin Franklin. Undecided PETER SCOTT 1440 Long Pond Road West. College DIANNE MARIE SEELEY lDil 20 Rand Street No. 40, 8th and 9th Grade Mixer 1, Sr. Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Banking Clerk Alternate 1, Game Refreshments 2, Token Otlice 2, 3, Graduation 3, Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3, 4, Minor Letter Scholarship Docket Reporter 4. GARY C. SERVIS Greece Central, JOHN SHANNON No. 34, Wrestling 3. JAMES P. SHAWHAN iJiml 2, 'Maior Letter Scholarship 3, College 1544 Stone Road Honor Roll 1. College 34 Summer Lane College 45 Florence Avenue Britton Road, Wrestling 1, 3, Football 1, 4, Homeroom Bas- ketball 2, Junior Band 1, 2. Service JOHN A. SHEEHAN Aquinas Institute. RAYMOND SHORTS lTiml Britton Road, Wrestling 1. ALFRED SISSON No. 34. DONNA SLADE Sacred Heart, 185 Augustine Street Service 23 Bartholf Road Homeroom Representative 1, 2, Football 1, Undecided 233 Norman Street Service lAlbyl 111 Porkdale Terrace I.H.T. Demonstration 2, Marshall Day 1, Sr. Choir 2, Senior 'lea 2. Work BARBARA JEAN SLYE lBarbl 1684 Maiden lane Greece Central, Minor Letter Scholarship 3, Minor Letter Athletics 3, Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 2, Homeroom Alternate Representative 3, 4, Soccer 1, 2, 3, Volleyball 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Stunts 1, 3, 4, Badminton 4, Lite Saving 4, Water Safety 4, Swimming 2, 3, Sadie Hawkins 1, Student Day Teacher 3, National Honor Society 4. College DIANE M. SMITH iDil 73 Alden Road St. John, Student Secretary 3. Work JAMES-A. SMITH 20 Hollywood Street No. 41, Gymnastics 1, 2, 3, Sr. Band 1, 2, 3, Wind En- semble 4, Cross Country 4, S-Day Teacher 3, Memorial Day 1, 2, 3, 4, Minor Letter Scholarship' 3, Minor Letter Activities 3, All-State Sectional Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Assembly 2, Science rear 3. College .IOHANNA ELIZABETH SMITH lJol 43 Admiral Park No. 34, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Swim Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixer 1, 2, Softball 2, 3, Golf 3, Badminton 3, 4, H. R. Rating Clerk 1, 2, 3, Career Day 1, S-Day Teacher 3, Rating Com- mission 3, 4, Scholarship Commission 4, Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3, 4, Minor Letter Scholarship 1, Minor Letter Athletics 3, Minor Letter Activities 3, School Award 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, State Music Competition 1, 2, 3, 4, All-State Sectional Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Tea 3, Sr. Band 1, 2, Sr. Orchestra 1, 3, Wind Ensemble 3, 4, Memorial Day Parade 1, 2, 3, 4, Highland Music Festival 1, 3, College KAREN SMITH lKaren1 338 Avis Street Madison, Bowling 3, Senior Tea 3, Rating Clerk 4. Work PAUL MONTGOMERY SMITH lMontyl 105 Langford Road No. 41, Honor Roll 1, 2, 4, Honorable Mention 3, Cross Country Varsity 3, 4, Varsity Swimming 3, 4, Life Saving 1, 2, 3, 4, Water Safety Aide 1, 2, 3, 4, Rating Clerk 1, Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, 4, Music and Dramatics Commission 2, 3, Scholarship Commission 4, Athletics Commission 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, National Thespian Society 3, 4, Beta Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Chairman 8th and 9th Grade Mixer 1, Red Cross 2, Homeroom Representative 1, Alternate Repre- sentative 4, Visual Aide 2, 3, 4, Senior Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Counselor, Student Day 3, Career Day 2, Washington Birthday Exercises 1, Fall Dance 1, 2, 3, Jr. Prom 3, Minor Letter Athletics 3, Maior Letter Athletics 4, Minor Letter Scholarship 1, Major Letter Scholarship 2, Minor Letter Ac- tivities 1, Maior Letter Activities 2, School Award 3, Snow Ball 2, 3, 4, V.F.W. Honor Student 3. College DAVID JAMES SNIVELY iDavel 156 Bryan Street No. 7, Choir 1, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Orchestra 2, 3, 4, President Wind Ensemble 4, Music and Drama Commission 4, S. A. Assembly 4, Highland Park Bowl 1, 3, lnter-High Band 1, 2, 4. College JOYCE EDITH SOPORITO lJoyciel 18 Oriole Street No. 34, Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3, Minor Letter Scholarship 2, Major Letter Scholarship 3, Soccer 1, Apparatus 1, 2, Dancing 1, Volleyball 1, 3, Swimming 1, Basketball 1, 2, Softball 1, 2, 3, Minor letter Athletics 1, Maior Letter Athletics 3, 8th and 9th Grade Mixer 1, Snow Ball 3, Banking Clerk 1, Memorial Day Parade 1, Rating Clerk 2, 3, As- semblies 2, 3, 4, Career Day 2, Marshall Day 1, Sadie Hawkins 2, J. V. Cheerleader 2, Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4, Captain Varsity Cheerleaders 4, Hallowe'en Dance 3, Junior Prom 3, Docket Reporter 3, 4, Teen Scene Reporter 4, Press Bureau 4, Senior Party 3, Graduation Usher 3, Homeroom AI- ternate Representative 4, Minor letter Activities 3, Maior Letter Activities 3, School Award 3, HdIlowe'en Hoedown 4, Basketball Playday 3, Volleyball Playday 1, National Honor Society 4. Cqlleg, PAUL F. SOSCIA lSoshl 34 Barmont Drive Greece Central, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, Wrestling 1, 2, Homeroom Representative 2, 3, 4, Minor Letter Ath- letics 2, Maior Letter Athletics 3. College JUNE E. STEVENS iBugt 52 Hannahs Terrace No. 7, Memorial Day Parade 1, Swimming 1, Bowling 1, Mar- shall Day 1, S. A. Elections 2, Banking Clerk Alternate 2, Student Day 3, I. H. T. Demonstration 2, Honorable Mention 1, 3, 4, Banking Clerk 4, Concessions 3, 4. College KAROLYN G. STRASSNER lKayl 32 Steko Avenue No. 41, Library Aide 1, 2, 3, Student Secretary 4, Radio 4, Dl'CI'IlCI 4. Cqllegg BRUCE G. STREETER 321 luke Avenue No, 5, J. V. Soccer 1, Homeroom Basketball 1, 2, Boxing 2, Jr. Band 1, 8th and 9th Grade Mixer 1, Marshall Day 1, Senior Band 3, Service Corps 3,-4, Honorable Mention 1. 2, 3- College GAIL SUZANNE STRUCK 260 Cravenwood Avenue Britton Road, Dance Club 1, Memorial Day Parade 2, Hal- lowe'en Dance 3, Senior Party 3, Honorable Mention 4, Fashion Show 4. Wgrk BRUCE STURM 173 Rodessa Road Britton Road, Junior Choir 1, Honor Roll 1, Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3, Marshall Day 1, Graduation Usher 3, Soccer 4. College KENNETH THOMPSON lKenl 238 Chesterton Road Greece Central. Work JAMES G. THORNE lThorneyl 400 Ridgemont Drive Greece Central, Honor Roll 1, 2, Honorable Mention 3, 4, J. V. Soccer 1, 2, Varsity Soccer 3, 4, J. V. Basketball 1, 2, 3, Varsity Basketball 4, Intramural Swimming 2, Intramural Soccer 2, Boys' Counselor, Students' Day 3, Homeroom Pres- ident 3, 4, Beta Hi-Y, National Honor Society 3, 4, American Legion Award 3, Boys' State Representative 3, Senior Class President 4, Dungaree Frolic 1, 8th and 9th Grade Mixer 1, Snow Boll 2, 3, Memorial Scholarship Drive 2, Red Cross Drive 3, Junior Prom 3. College ROBERT F. TWEADEY lBobl 470 Oakwood Road Britton Road, Honor Roll 1, 4, Cross Country 3, 4, Banking Clerk 1, 2, 4, Homeroom Alternate 2, Junior Red Cross Representative 1, 2, 3, 4, Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3, 4, Minor Letter Activities 2, Minor Letter Scholarship 2, Senior Band 2, 3, 4, Senior Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom 3, Wind Ensemble 3, 4, National Honor Society 4. College ELIZABETH TYLER 224 Seneca Parkway No. 7, Honor Roll 1, Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3, 8th and 9th Grade Mixer 1, Concessions Snow Ball 2, Concession 1, 2, Business Office 1, 2, 3, 4, Concessions Sadie Hawkins Dance 1, Homeroom Representative 1, Marshall Day 1, Career Day 2, Assemblies 3, Rating Commission 3, 4, Graduation Usher 3, Representative to the R. A. U. N. 3, 4, Minor Letter Activities 1, Maior Letter Activities 3, Minor Letter Scholarship 1, Maior Letter Scholarship 2, Swimming 1, 2, 3, Dance Club 1, 2, Badminton 3, Minor Letter Athletics 3, School Award 3, National Honor Society 4. College LINDA G. VAN PUTTE llynl 136 North Avenue Greece Central, Honorable Mention 1, 3, Student Secretary 1. lohn Marshall in Marble 2, 35 School Treasurer 45 Swimming 25 Bowling 25 J. V. Cheerleader 35 Varsity Cheerleader 45 Junior Prom 35 Marshall Day 15 Career Day 25 Snow Ball 2, 3. College VINCENT VITELLO 53 Lark Street No. 345 Homeroom President 25 Homeroom Alternate 15 Art Work 45 Swim Club 1. College ERIK VON HORTENAU 446 Flower City Park Aquinas. Service LARRY' G. VROOM 181 Malden Street Greece CentraI5 Minor Letter Scholarship 35 Minor Letter Activities 35 Intramural Swimming 15 Varsity Swimming 2, 3, 4: Life Sawing 3, 45 Water Safety Aide 3, 45 Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3, 45 Dungaree Frolic 15 Marshall Day 15 Senior Orch- estra 1, 2, 35 Senior Band 25 Wind Ensemble 3, 45 Career Day 25 Snow Ball 25 S-Day 35 Junior Prom 35 S. A. As- sembly 2, 35 Banking Clerk 45 Homeroom Representative 15 Memorial Day Parade 2, 35 State Music Festival 1, 2, 35 Cross Country 45 Trattic Squad 45 Beta Hi-Y 2, 45 Highland Park Music Festival 35 Music Masters 2, 35 National Honor Society 4. College ROBERT G. WAGNER lBobl 1966 Dewey Avenue No. 415 Bowling 1, 25 Picture Representative 15 Art Activities 15 S-Day Teacher 15 8th and 9th Grade Mixer 15 Rating Clerk 25 Memorial Day Parade 25 Radio Engineer 1, 2, 3. 45 N.H.S. Conference 35 Snow Ball 35 Student Aide 4. College GAIL WAHL 255 Ravine Avenue No. 8. Work JAMES WALKER 302 Bennington Drive Britton Road5 Alternate Homeroom Representative 1, 25 Swim- ming 1, 25 Swim Team 15 Track Team 15 School Dance Band 2, 35 School Band 1, 2, 35 Memorial Day Parade 2. College R. TERRY WALSH lJiml 238 Haviland Park Britton Road. Service GENE WALZER 1571 Ridge Road West Greece Central5 J. V. Wrestling 25 Track 25 Visual Aide 25 S-Day Teacher 35 Radio Engineer 3, 45 Minor Letter Scholarship 35 Graduation Usher 35 John Quill Advertising Committee 45 Homeroom Alternate Representative 45 Honor Roll 15 Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3, 45 Minor Letter Activities 4. College JACQUELINE WATSON lJackiel 3131 Dewey Avenue Abraham Lincoln5 Honorable Mention 15 Swimming 15 l.H.T. Demonstration 15 Marshall Day 15 Picture Representative 15 Career Day 25 S. A. Elections 25 Style Show 3, 45 Banking Clerk 35 Assistant Banking Clerk 2, 45 Senior Party 35 Bowling 3, 4. Undecided JENNIE LEE WATTS 74 Apollo Drive Greece Central5 Stunts and Apparatus 15 Speedball 15 Recre- ation 15 Dancing 25 Badminton 2, 3, 45 Volleyball 35 Bowling 4 I. H. T. Demonstration 35 Marshall Day 15 Concessions 35 Honorable Mention 25 Future Teachers of America 4. College WILLIAM R. WEILERT lBiIIl 325 Pierpont Street Aquinas5 Football 3, 4. College NANCY C. WELDON 283 Seneca Parkway No. 75 Memorial Day Parade 15 Sadie Hawkins Dance 25 Turkey Trot 35 Swim Meet 35 Snow Ball 35 Lite Saving 35 Water Safety 35 Homeroom Representative 15 Homeroom Al- ternate 2, 35 Captain, J. V. Cheerleaders 25 Varsity Cheer- leaders 3, 45 Minor Letter Scholarship 35 Minor Letter Ac- tivities 3. College WILLIAM R. WELPE 1860 Stone Road Canandaigua Academy5 Volleyball 35 Baseball Manager 35 Soccer 45 Future Teachers of America 4. Collage ANNA MAE WENDT 1251 Maiden Lane Greece Central5 Bowling 2, 35 Assistant Rating Clerk 25 Rating Clerk 35 Marshall Day 15 Snow Ball 35 Honorable Mention 2, 3, 4. Work JEAN MARIE WERSINGER Ueanniel 48 Sutorius Drive Britton Road5 Honorable Mention 15 Bowling 3, 45 Softball 3, 45 Assistant Rating Clerk 15 Assistant Banking Clerk 25 Student Secretary 3, 4. College ALISON KAY WILLIAMS Greece CentraI5 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 H. R. Representative 35 National Honor Society 3, 45 Lite Saving 1, 2, 35 Water Safety Aide 1, 2, 35 Docket 3, 45 Library Aide 3, 45 John Quill Editor 45 Scholarship Commission 45 Athletic Commission 35 Graduation Usher 35 Jr. Prom 35 Career Day 25 Student Day 35 Swimming 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Volleyball 35 Badminton 3 J.V. Cheerleader 45 Softball 35 Golf 35 Swim Play Day 1, 25 Swim Meet 35 Tennis 25 Apparatus 25 Snow Ball 25 March of Dimes 25 8th and 9th Grade Mixer 15 V. F. W. Honor Student 35 Bausch 8. Lamb-Rochester Jr. Chamber of Commerce Science Award 35 School Award 35 Minor Letter Scholarship 25 Minor Letter Athletics 25 Minor Letter Activities 35 Maior Letter Scholarship 35 Maior Letter Activities 94 Corona Road 35 U. R. Language Day 25 Open House 4. College NEIL WILLIAMSON 151 Cabot Road Greece Central. Service KAREN LEE WILSON No. 405 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 8th and 9th Grade Mixer 15 Concessions 1, 2, 35 Snow Ball 25 Jr. Prom 35 Marshall Day 15 Career Day 25 Student Teacher 35 Rating Clerk 25 March of Dimes 25 Memorial Day Parade 1, 25 S. A. Elections 25 Service Commission 45 Scholarship Commission 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Graduation Usher 35 Business Office 1, 2, 3, 45 Swimming 1, 2, 35 Dancing 1, 25 Lite Saving 2, 35 Water Satety Aide 25 Badminton 35 Bowling 35 Minor Letter Scholarship 15 Maior Letter Scholarship 25 Minor Letter Activities 25 Maior Letter Activities 45 Minor Letter Athletics 35 Maior Letter Athletics 35 School Award 4. College 17 Viewcrest Drive SANDRA LEE WILSON lSandyl 198 Ridgecrest Road Greece Central5 Stunts and Apparatus 15 Bowling 15 Junior Band and Orchestra 1, 25 Sadie Hawkins 25 Senior Party 35 Senior Choir 45 Honorable Mention 4. Work STEVEN H. WITTE 95 Legion Circle Britton Road5 J. V. Baseball 1, 25 J. V. Basketball 2, 35 Baseball 3, 45 Soccer 45 Cross Country 35 H. R. Basketball 2, 3. College SANDRA WORHACZ lSandyl 44 Ridgecrest Road East High5 Bowling 45 Radio 45 Drama 4. College JESSE ZECK JR. lJesl 23 Hiett Road Nunda Central5 Senior Band 45 Soccer 4. College Acito Heating Adsit, Sidney C. Aero Hardware AIbert's Cotfee Shop Alliance Organization Anderson, Joseph Anderson 8. Sons Al's Dewey Ave. Service Alters, The Angelo's Pizza Arrow Food Market Artemowycz, T. Dr. Aunt Lib Austin's Grocery Baker, Lee Bastan's Grocery Ben's Service Station Beta Hi-Y Birite Market Bizub Service Station Boyce 8- Son Buss and Pete Buy 8- Key Realty Co. Cadet Cleaner's Cady's Fresh Farm Eggs Cameron's Delicatessen Car-Hop Carter, H. E. Cassata Bakery Cavall's Restaurant Chap Fabry Chase Machine Mfg. Chris Delicatessen ChristolT's Market Citino Groceries Claire's Dress Shop Coers, Jack Compliment of Fredrick and Sons Co. compliments Compliments Compliments Compliments Compliments Compliments Compliments Compliments Compliments of a Friend of a Friend of a Friend of a Friend of a Friend of a Friend of a Friend of Mrs. Mclninch of Roadway Express lNDEX 127 107 105 127 117 131 136 105 105 111 105 107 113 105 137 111 133 144 129 135 123 121 105 143 146 127 109 113 143 101 149 135 146 109 146 148 105 150 107 121 141 141 141 146 148 135 135 Compliments of Sarvey's Conger's Tydol Service Cook's Hardware Cooper, Ada Cooper, Ella Cornell Pharmacy Corner Service Coy, George Crane's Rotary Crawford Funeral Home Cropsey, Helen Beauty Shop Crosby-Frisian Furs Cymber' s Market Dalberth's Dale's Hardware Davis Drug Co. Davis Tool and Die Co. Deeptone Cleaners 8- Launderers Defendorf's 133 8. Dennis, Anne Dewey Ave. Shell Dewey Ave. Pharmacy, Inc. Dewey Britton Texaco Dewey Sweet Shoppe Diamond Paper Box Director of Nursing Dominick, Charles Domm Brothers DoNuts Delight Doty, E. C. Dr. Dougherty's Sunoco Duke's Esso Servicenter DuVal's Edna 8- Frank's Delicatessen Elliot's Bikes 8. Lawnmowers Elmgrove-Ridge Calso Empire Cleaners Ernie's Do Nut Shop Fahy Market Farm View Stand Farmen Florist Farr Brothers Feol-Nash lnc. Frear Chevrolet, Inc. Frear's Funeral Home Frederick 8. Sons 143 103 121 109 131 117 101 117 143 149 121 151 117 141 117 135 139 146 139 133 145 105 143 117 115 113 117 113 121 117 127 143 109 101 139 101 117 133 121 101 125 121 125 151 121 150 George's Service Center Glendale Grocery Grace's Delicatessen Greece Floor Coverings Griffin Manufacturing Co. Gulf Motor Clinic Hahn's Photo Center Haller 8. Jones Hall's Flower Shop Harding Supply Co. Harris Bros. Texaco Harris, R. N., Moving Hastings Delicatessen Hebberecht Bros. Hibbard's Dewey-Benningt Hi-C Club Hines Barber Shop Homeroom 8 and 10 Homeroom 9 Homeroom 27 Homeroom 40 Homeroom 103 and 105 Homeroom 104 Homerooms 109 and 124 Homeroom 126 Homerooms 127 and 150 Homerooms 202 and 203 Homeroom 201 Homerooms 205 and 206 Homeroom 207 Homeroom 224 Homerooms 228 and 240 Homerooms 241 and 302 Homeroom 304 Homeroom 306 Homeroom 318 lvanhoe's Beauty Salon Jack and Jill Children's S Jancursio Beauty Salon Jay Cee Cleaners J. 8. A. Delicatessen J. C. Grocery Jo-Anne's Beauty Bar Johnny's Calso Service Johnny's Sweet Shoppe Johnny's Toy 8. Novelty S Johnson's Bakery, Inc. Josh Garden Flowers on Service hop hop INDEX 125 105 127 111 111 107 148 109 148 129 119 125 113 123 148 123 127 100 102 104 106 108 110 112 114 116 118 120 122 124 126 128 130 132 134 136 146 139 121 150 131 123 111 113 113 139 105 123 Karl's Restaurant Keystone Builders Kirby Motel Kuiawa Radio 8. T. V. LaComba, John Lake Avenue Servicenter Larkins Beauty Salon Lawson, Alvah-lnc. Ledlie, J. O., Jewelers Lee, Shawna Lexington Service Station Lindsay, Ken List Hardwood Floor Lo Presti Heating Company Lucie's Beauty Salon Malin, Robert E. Maggio's Pharmacy Maple Sanitorium Mapleleaf Restaurant Marcello, Johnny Mary's Delicatessen Martin, Joseph W., Dr. Mathews 81 Fields McCue's Grocery MeIin's Men 8. Boy's Shop Mercury Music Co. Michaels, Kay Milt Mandell Drugs Co. Mocny, Alfreada, Dance Studio Montante, Charles Mook Music Co. Moore, George D. Mount Drug Store Mt. Zion Fellowship House Mulroney, Frederick Nagell, Margaret Naum Bros. Niblack and Eppinger Nichols-Wyman Lumber Co. Nick 8. Erwin Dry Cleaners Nellis Picnic Grounds O'NeilI, Pat Oster, John 8. Chas., Drs. Parkdale Restaurant Pappani Tailors Patrons of the Senior Class 121 133 101 143 111 139 148 111 147 107 139 109 101 153 125 146 150 103 139 127 135 135 148 117 101 137 123 125 147 129 147 139 147 152 125 115 117 133 131 148 111 131 139 119 123 137 Paul Jewelers Pee Tee Pizza Petranto, A. J. Pok-A-Dot Diner Prinzi's T.V. Appliance Proiansky, lnc. Rabe's Red Top Service Station Reichardt, Walt. Ridge Lumber Co. Ridge Rotary Ridgecrest Family Shoe Ridgeway Pharmacy, lnc. Rockcastle Rogers 8- Sutton Roncone Funeral Home Rypma's Florists Sam and Pat Mobil Schmanke's Shoes Schreiner Milk Co. Schultz Barber Shop Seely Farms Senior Choir Seneca Driving School Servall Agency lnc. Shaller's Shorty's Friendly Service SmaIlene's Pharmacy Smart Set Beauty Salon Smith, Mackenzie Sportrifle Association Springer, Gerry Friendly Service Stadleris Market Stillman's Men's Shop INDEX 131 141 115 107 125 131 146 133 123 146 111 111 103 123 147 135 135 148 151 121 127 115 142 141 107 109 133 135 113 149 127 119 109 119 Sugar Bowl Sullivan Fuel and Heating Sutorius, Robert Sy's Drug Store, lnc. Terrace Gardens Towne Men's Shop Valliere Draperies 8- Slipcovers Van Putte Seed Co. Varden Studio Varsity Cheerleaders Vatter's Market Veltre's Bakery Veltre's Shoe Store Vim Vince's Superette Vita Fluff Wagg's Walker's Grocery Walkers Jewelers Wallace's Walt's Service Station Weather-Seal Roch. Corp. Wendt's, Vic West Ridge Hardware Whitney's Sunoco Wind Ensemble Winert's Service Station Wittman Appliance Wittman Motors Younglove Funeral Home Zack's Hardware Zaretsky Electronics Ziegie's Delicatessen TO OUR ADVERTISERS AND FRIENDS A Srtctkeqiaiifyou 119 119 119 119 133 143 119 125 154 140 131 119 103 115 133 153 153 146 143 127 125 153 101 109 101 138 143 103 148 103 103 109 113 THE CLASS OF 1959 HOMEROOM 8 First Row QSeatedI: R. McCoy, I. Grauiller, I. Kenawig, L. Adams, N. Baxter, C. Rasbach Second Row lSeatedI: A. Kerling, I. Klimm. C. Milinetti. S. Lycuyan, B. Tyler. K. Wilson MQ Newell. Third Row QSeatedI: M. Bohan, B. Brown, Guther, Cv. Miles, Watts. C O'Hare. Fourth Row lStandingI: R. McCone. S. Witte. Callahan. T. Alaimo, Zeck D. Flood. Gilmore, G. Service, R. Iunior. D. Mitchell, Mr. Epping. HOMEROOM 10 First Row lSeatedI: R. Tascione. D. Vaisey. Second Row lSeafedI: I. Ganath. N. Hunt. P. Keeler. T. Carson, G. Lesk. G. Pellegrini. Third Row fSeatcdI: G. O'Connell, S. Powrie. B. Schmankee. D. Senecal. S. Shannon, I. Ventura. Fourth Row 1SeatcdI: M. Walker. C. Werner. Whitty. P. Schwenzer, Mr. Booth. P. Duff. Fifth Row 1StandingI: Raif. Mullen. B. Simpson. R, Dietz. D. Mingus. 100 Compliments WHITNEY'S of 2829 DEWEY AVENUE A F R I E N D CHarIotte 2-9475 CORNER SERVICE GROCERIES - FROZEN FOODS ICE CREAM Store Hours - 7 A.M. - 12 P.M. CHarIotte 2-1170 Compliments of Compliments of KIRBY'S MOTEL The Finest In Luxury Living Open All Year 4671 RIDGE ROAD WEST EDNA and FRANK'S VIC WENDT'S DELICATESSEN FARM VIEW STAND zoso DEWEY AVENUE 660 FETZNER ROAD We Deliver Glenwood 3-1519 ELMGROVE-RIDGE CALSO SERVICE Pick-up and Delivery Service 3839 Ridge Road West Rochester 15, New York Glenwood 3-9130 LIST HARDWOOD FLOOR CONTRACTORS Floor Finishing Specialists Estimates Given 102 Mill Road Glenwood 3-6346-M Rochester 15, New York CAVALL'S RESTAURANT AND CATERING SERVICE 99 Ridge Road West Glenwood 3-1577 Courtesy of MELIN'S MEN'S and BOYS' SHOP 430 Ridge Road West Your Haberdasher for the Last 25 Years 101 HOMEROOM 9 First' Row 1Seatedj: B. Mack. P. Corcly. Second Row lSeatedIg D. Misel. D. Moy. B Kastner. I. Bianchi. I. Soporito. D. Marsh, Third Row QScatcdI: I. Maclean. C. Roberts. I Smith. B. Nichols. R. Frattle. B. Sally. S. Maxon. Fourth Row lSeatedI: P. Morris. S Campbell. F. St. Maurice. P. McKeon. A. Renato. K. Lohfink. I. Mclninch. P. McAnn. K Couchman. B. Schentzow. Fifth Row ISeatcdI: A. Guarino. A. Mclntyre. D. Petrano. G Struck. H. Barnard. S, Mitchell. P. Soscia. Sixth Row IStandingJ: Mr. Swanson. I. Hines 102 Compliments of CONGER'S TYDOL SERVICE STATION 1405 Dewey Avenue Corner of Flower City Park Phone: Glenwood 3-7641 Free Pick-up and Delivery Service for the Faculty of John Marshall Qualified Nursing Care Glenwood 3-5219 MAPLEWOOD SANITARIUM 1239 Lake Avenue Corner of Seneca Parkway Rochester 13, N. Y. O Spacious Grounds Homelike Atmosphere RIDGEWAY PHARMACY INC. MODERN PRESCRIPTIONISTS 1470 DEWEY AVENUE Corner RIDGEWAY VELTRI'S SHOE STORE 2854 DEWEY AVENUE ROCHESTER 16, NEW YORK CHarlotte 2-1604 flow YIIUNGLUVEE 2 Funeral Home IME ' ISI' DEWEY AVENUE GLen. 3-l45I CHARLES L. YOUNGLOVE WITTMAN APPLIANCE STORE 2496 RIDGE ROAD wesr Rochester 15, New York Glenwood 3-4753 Toyland School Supplies Bicycle Supplies, Hobby Craft ZACK'S Hardware. Toys I3I8-I322 DEWEY AVENUE Rochester IQ. N. Y. We Deliver GLenwood 3-2243 10 HOMEROOM 27 First Row: P. Kinslow. L. VanPutte. A. W7llll3mS. M. Farrier. I. Morgan. S. Ballerstein. I Cote. Second Row: Mr. Ley. Pamsh. Wersxnger. N, Weldon. D. Reinagel. P. Keavin I. Malin. B. Allardxce. B. Hunt. E. Matulls. Third Row: T. Brady. Shannon. G. Sadler. I Schiemann. Madsen, R. Coles. R, Diponzlo. Fourth Row: K, Klein. T. Walsh. H. Daggs P. Cronxn. Absent A. Tannous. L. Coppard. 104 Good Luck to the Grads AERO HARDWARE 1430 DEWEY AVENUE Glenwood 3-0361 892 WEST MAIN STREET GEnesee 8-3043 JOHNSON'S BAKERY 7 PULLMAN AVENUE GLenwoocl 3-0972 THE ALTERS We Sell - Trade - Buy - Rent TOPS IN REALTY BUY AND KEY REALTY COMPANY 485 Lexington Avenue Glenwood 3-7383 Rochester 13, N DEWEY AVE. PHARMACY 2910 DEWEY AVE. ARROW FOOD MARKETS MEATS - GROCERIES - FRUITS, VEGETABLES 537 Dewey Avenue Bill Burke George Smith GLenwood 3-0176 and 3-0177 312 North Street BAker 5-4494 and 5-4495 General Repairing Glenwood 3-7227 AL'S DEWEY AVE. SERVICE 1687 DEWEY AVENUE We Take Pride In Our Work AUSTIN'S GROCERY 47 PULLMAN AVENUE GLenwood 3-65l4 We Deliver GLENDALE GROCERY Fresh Fruit and Vegetables Frozen Foods 650 Dewey Ave. Rochester I3. N. Y. J A C K C O E R S 1397 DEWEY AVENUE Glenwood 3-0718 Radio and Refrigeration 10 HOMEROOM 40 First Row: C. Calhoun. Brown. Second Row: W. Pxver. L. Vroom. F. Rlchens. B. Davy Third Rowt F. Hoyt. D. Crawford. A. Iardine. Fourth Row: T. Kelsey. I. Thorpe. G. Scott B. Stegeman. B. Dewey. T. Brown. C. Weld. T. Geracc 106 SERVALL AGENCY, Inc 119 DALEY BOULEVARD Rochesfer, New York Phone: COngress 6-4942 MERVYN A. SALZMAN, President ETHEL BRIGHTMAN, Secretary SIDNEY C. ADSIT AGENCY SIDNEY C. ADSIT G. WILLIAM HERBST ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE 813 Lincoln Alliance Bank Bldg. HAmiIton 6-1100 2061 Ridge Road West Glenwood 3-4161 Compliments Of DR. ARTEMOWYCZ Compliments of POK-A-DOT DINER 21 PULLMAN AVENUE Glenwood 3-8243 Hoi Lunches - Pizza Open Evenings . ly f I . S GULF MoTon CLINIC ffi?LgQ Q' DYNAMOMETER 1uNE-uP Cvmplimenfs . QD COngress 6-5472 1365 ST. PAUL STREET of EAST AVE. E. Rofhescef 21, New York O5 ,- Compliments Of SHAWNA LEE 21 fi 42 Compliments of MR. and MRS. CHARLES DOMINICK 107 HOMEROOM 103 First Row: R. Bartlett, R. Wood. W. Watkins. Second Row. S. Procco. A. Spencer. D. Nolin S. Wan man, Wilson. Third Row: C. Schuttes. B. Simpson. C. Kennard. C. Humm. B Gare. Igourth Rowi B. Garcia. K. Burton. S. Crandall. D. Clegg. R. Martell, Standing Miss Leader. Mack. R. Burchard. R. Knights. L. Iinks. D. Statucki. G. Iohnson. B Tunney. I. Barry, I, Tyo. F. Richey. I. Leary. Absent: I. DePonzio. N. Brescia. R. De-Marco HOMEROOM 105 First Row: I. Michelson. S. Gaylord. S. Fascher. Second Row: I. Pieffer. D. Simpson. I. Wagner. C. Bishop, E. VVhitney, Third Row: D. Meagher. C. Karkkainan. Kern. N. McCormick. Fourth Row: P. Blad. M. Brown. P. Casey. L. DeVessir. I. Fox. Standing: D. Marihoti. L, Laltock. I. Lennon. R. Foti. F. Zwierlein. D. Witkowski. L. Kosel. F. Delles. C. Zubert. D. Robinson, R. Hough. G. Betters. C. Eckert. Mrs. Iones. Absent: P, Gifford. M. D'Ambra. G. Welsh. L. Wera, 108 Best Wishes CAR-HOP, ISLAND COTTAGES C A R S E R V I C E Open 12 Noon to 2 A.M. KEN LINDSAY THE WINDMILL Meats - Pop - Groceries Ice Cream Mobil Products Lotta and long Pond Roclds CHarIotte 2-2776 compzfmenfs of SHALLER'S DRIVE IN ISLAND COTTAGE i'On the Lake STADLER'S MARKET Owned and Operated by Jack Wilson 23 HOWARD ROAD Glenwood 3-3969 ZARETSKY ELECTRONICS REPAIR SERVICE RADIO - TELEVISION SERVICE 296 DRIVING PARK AVENUE Glenwood 3-5220 HALLER 8. JONES R E C O R D S H O P HIGH FIDELITY 8 Main St. E. HA 6-3577 801 Dewey Ave. GL 3-4990 DuVAL'S AUTO TRIM SHOP AUTO SEAT COVERS CONVERTIBLE TOPS 1645 DEWEY AVENUE Glenwood 3-5479 WEST RIDGE HARDWARE West Ridge Shopping Center 630 Ridge Rd. West PLUMBING - PAINT - HARDWARE HOUSEWARES - GARDEN SUPPLIES GLASS - GIFTS - TOYS Glen. 3-4516 Rochester, N. Y. CHRISTOFF'S FOOD MARKET 404 LEXINGTON AVENUE ADA COOPER M I L L I N E R Y 602 DRIVING PARK AVENUE Glen. 3-zooo men. 3-4205 834 DEWEY AVENUE AT DRIVING PARK AVE. Rochester 13, N. Y. Glen. 3-3333 Open Evenings 10 HOMEROOM 104 First Row: N. Horrouks. D. Love. Marianetti, Second Row. K. Galligan. K. Rowley. D Myshchuk. P. Pike. B. Naramore. B. Scheel. Third Row: G. Anderson. S. Martin. E. Iohnson R. Fess. M. Baker. Potter. Fourth Row: A. Samperi. B. Provan. R. Iulian. Del Vecchio I. Shawhan. Standing: Cavallaro, W. Edmonds. B. Hackshaw. Smith. B. Wagner. Mrs Murphy. B. Caprio. D. Cook. C. DeFord. D. Slade. I. Heller. I. Klaefhan. C. Kelly, T DeRycke. G. Malak, Absent. I. Kron 110 ANGELO'S HOT PIZZA P I Z Z A P I E PIZZA MADE TO ORDER 418 NORTH STREET BAker 5-4374 Rochester 5, New York Girls - Boys - Ladies - Men RIDGECREST FAMILY SHOE STORE 1936 Ridge Road West cor. Latona Rd. Ridgecrest Shopping Center Rochester IGreecel New York WATCH REPAIRING Watches scientifically repaired and electronically timed. All work guaranteed. Immediate service STEMS - CRYSTALS - CROWNS SILENT SOUND Newest, most elficient cleaning system JOHN LaCOMBA Chronograph Technician Watch Repair Dep't-NEISNER'S Ridge Road West and Dewey Ave. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '59 JO ANNE'S BEAUTY BAR 840 DEWEY AVENUE GLenwood 3-5205 Compliments of BASTAN'S GROCERY 1937 EAST LAKE ROAD Conesus, New York NELLIS'S PRIVATE PICNIC GROUNDS 773 FETZNER ROAD Corner Maiden Lane GLenwood 3-9048 SEE ENGLISH VILLAGE TRACT Ranches, Splits, Colonials presented by ALVAH B. LAWSON, INC. 3795 DEWEY AVENUE CHarlotte 2-4517 LINOLEUM - TILES - METAI - PLASTICS GREECE FLOOR COVERINGS 2875 DEWEY AVENUE CHarlotte 2-4700 Covering Your Floor Is Our Specialty Rochester 16, New York GRIFFIN MANUFACTURING COMPANY 191 LYNDHURST STREET Rochester, New York BAker 5-5928 RIDGE ROTARY SERVICE 933 RIDGE ROAD wssr Rochester 15, New York GLenwood 3-9986 HOMEROOM 109 First Row: D Kinney. S. Shannon. Second Row: M. Rutner. W. Salminen, B. Grossman. B Coleman. Third Row: A. Prytherch. Rice. Alter. Gosnell. I. Tripoli. Fourth Row: P. McCarthy. Simone. Young. S. Maxon. H. Campbell. Standing: Mr. Wood. I Micelli, R. Petralia. C. Leppla. V. Mastosimone. T, Vergari. W. Yust. R. Iones. G. Fitch R, Heller. L. Green. T. Martin. D. Gallagher. Absent: C. O'Leary. HOMEROOM 124 First Row: S. Ammerman. Vogel. Second Row: R. Klusek. B. Edgett. B. Easton. B. Harrison. Third Row: P. Culhane. P. Nurse. C. Green. S. Gee, Miss O'Reilly, Fourth Row: S. Sorg. D. Geissler. S. Mingus. I. Iorolemon, Standing: I. Coniglio. F. Gay. I. Adam, H. Griffin. G. Schumackcr. E. Miller. R. Lazicr. D. Charles. R. Scarpulla, R. Dietz. R, Coakley. R. Agnello. N. Rood. D. Conrow. E. Drummond. 112 Compliments Ol JOHNNY'S SWEET SHOP 2882 DEWEY AVENUE CHarIotte 2-2294 Compliments of ZIEGIE'S DELICATESSEN Open 10 A.M. to 11 P.M. Daily J O H N N Y ' S CALSO SERVICE STATION Mechanic On Duty 1645 DEWEY AVENUE Across from Crescent-Puritan GLenwoqd 3-9489 45 Compliments of S M A R T S E T BEAUTY SALON 7 Ridge Road West near Dewey A Glenwood 3-8240 VB. DOMM BROTHERS BOWLING HALL 640 RIDGE ROAD WEST Compliments Of H. E. CARTER'S SON'S GROCERY STORE OSWEGO, NEw vomc HASTINGS DELICATESSEN 1548 DEWEY AVENUE For a Career in Professional Nursing Apply to The Director of Nursing DEACONNESS HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING 563 RILEY STREET BUFFALO 8, NEW YORK GLenwood 3-2424 Compliments Of AUNT LIB 11 .S First Row: B. Easton. M. Newman, I. McPhail, I. Watson, S. Ortlieb, Second Row: I Quistclorf, B. Nelson. P. Sager. Third Row: Mr. Sullivan, S. Bieber, D. Furhman, Frank G. Gaylord. D. Danzig. Standing: I. Francis, C. DuCharme, D. Snively, V. Rosentretor G. Iepson, Hume, Barrett, D. Schaffer, R. Beeley. F. Burns, B. Sturm, Frearson W. Reichardt, R. Tweady, I. Eckert. G. Walzer. L. Brecia. D. Schaefer. 114 SEELY FARMS SUMMER MARKET THE FINEST FRUITS AND VEGETABLES IN SEASON Perennials, Annuals, a Specialty FERTILIZERS - GRASS SEEDS -- INSECTICIDES 2464 RIDGE ROAD WEST Opposite Greece Town Hall GLenwood 3-1934 VIM ATHLETIC CLUB AND GYMNASIUM BODY BUILDING ' WEIGHT REDUCTION ' JUDO INSTRUCTION 101 RIDGE ROAD WEST IREASONABLE RATESJ Monday - Friday 10 A.M. - 10 P.M. Saturday 10 A.M. Io 6 P.M. DIAMOND PAPER BOX CO 30 SOMERTON STREET GR. 3-5583 FOLDING PAPER BOXES In memory of MARGARET NAGELL MAY 14, 1958 Class of 1958 A. J. PETRANTO neuron List With Us - For Best Results R E A L E S T A T E RESIDENTIAL - SPECIALIST ALL SECTIONS PHOTO-MULTIPLE LISTINGS INVESTMENT PROPERTIES COMPLETE REAL ESTATE SERVICE Hopkins 7-szoo If No Answer Glenwood 3-5070 MAIN OFFICE 1273 CLINTON AVE N 115 HOMEROOM 127 4. - '4 First Row: C. Hult. P. Hadley. S. Kirby. Second Row: S. Mammano. A. Magliocco. D. Carlin. I. Lee. Third Row Noto. M, Flynn, Nolan. G. Spaulding. L. Montanaro. D. Wit- kowski. L. Masterson. Mrs. Hayill. Standing: Rowden. B. Pease. Bommelje. B. Bragalone. B. Cory. R. Knab. A. Robinson. D. Chapman. D. Lawrence. G. Siler. S. Donnelly. HOMEROOM 150 First' Row 1Seatedl: M, Altobello. A, Bartorseh. Second Row fSeatcdl: Parsons. M. New man. K. Mahar. V. Matterson. Third Row lSeatedl: Beehler. P, Bakey. D. Will. M Kauffman. Fourth Row lScatedl: D. Missiche. S. Moore. G, Ensign. B. Brown. Fifth Ron fSfandingl: Mrs. Saunders. C. Owen. G. Castelman. E. Niedermeier. P. Graffath. T. Petix I. Rowley I, Swenholt. R. Walker. 116 Compliments Of DR. ERNEST C. DOTY 393 MERCHANTS ROAD E M P I R E CLEANERS - DYERS, INC. Dry Cleaners - Dyers - Launderers 622 Holler-nbeck Street COngress 6-4321 DEWEY SWEET SHOP 1450 DEWEY AVENUE Light Lunches and Fountain Service Glenwood 3-1042 Prop. Mr. and Mrs. Waherlake Compliments of ALLIANCE ORG., REALTORS AND RALPH G. DIEHL HA 6-sooo CH 2-4822 DALE'S HARDWARE 1101 DEWEY AVENUE GLenwood 3-9320 Paint - Housewares - Glass - Tools DELIVERY SERVICE OPEN EVENINGS CYMBER'S MEAT 8. POULTRY Corner HARRIS and AVENUE B COngress 6-0160 Choice Meats and Fresh Poultry GEORGE E. COY General Contractor 161 LAURA DRIVE 3-8576 Rochester GLen. 15, N. Y. CORNELL PHARMACY 3727 DEWEY AVENUE CORNER ENGLISH RoAo CH 2-3104 CH 2-9471 NAUM BROS. FURNITURE Appliances - Jewelry - Sporting Goods Television - Paints - Toys 2373 RIDGE ROAD WEST GLenwood 3-6376 OPEN 'TIL 9.00 P.M. McCUE'S GROCERY 577 RIDGEWAY AVENUE GLenwood 3-1837 MEATS - GROCERIES - FRUITS VEGETABLES 117 HOMEROOM 202 First Row fSeatedl: E. Hotz, Giarclano. K. Klein. W. Gibbons. Second Row lSeatedl:- E. Hill. B. l-leffer. H. Masuim. C. Giacomula. P. Cavanaugh. Third Row lSeatedl: B. Betlem. F. Colwell. C. Billings. M. LaCroix. N. Pierson, Fourth Row fSeatedlA Kirkbright. M. Davis. R. Pearson. R. Schmidt. F. Bianchi. Fifth Row lStandirzgl: Mr. Conroy. R. Mount. M. Cotsworth. C. Mucendetti, N, Graff. R. Eckardt. P. Shay. P. Goodman. D. Green. T. Mowen. Giglio. Absentt P. Nash. E. Bosignore. I. Ecker. HOMEROOM 203 First Row lSearcdl Ritchie. Seymore. R. Ver Plank. N. Pcrona. Second Row 4Seatcdl: N. Baker. C, Butera. S. Donovan. I. Dornsife. Ennis. Third Row fSeatec1'l: F. Farmcn. L. Keefer. Kramer D. Leppla. Lindkamp Fourth Row fSentcc1l' C. Parnell MacLarty. K. Sission, M. Ward. Fifth Rau' fStandingl: Mr. Boulls. R. Baird. R. Anne. Ras. F. Poulton. North. Greco K, Cofran. Boddy R XVClg1Cl L. Files. L. Counts T. Zimmerman. 118 VELTRE BAKERY FRESH ITALIAN BREAD and PIZZA EVERYDAY 1442 Dewey Avenue Glenwood 3-5814 VALLIERE DRAPERY 8. SLIP COVER STUDIO 392 GENESEE BOULEVARD Rochester, New York BEverly 5-0160 SY'S DRUG STORE 858 DEWEY AVENUE Corner Dewey and Driving Park SULLIVAN FUEL 8. HEATING SERVICE 402 LEXINGTON AVENUE Glenwood 3-6986 SUGAR BOWL 1510 Dewey Avenue HOMEMADE CANDIES and ICE CREAM LUNCHES Glenwood 3-4892 STILLMAN'S MEN'S SHOP 831 DEWEY AVENUE Headquarters for Nationally Advertised Men's Wear Van Heusen Shirts - interwoven Socks Superba Ties - Hickok Belts GERRY SPRINGER FRIENDLY SERVICE RIDGE ROAD - STONE ROAD S 8. H Green Stamps Compliments Ol PARKDALE RESTAURANT 13 PULLMAN AVENUE Compliments of HARRIS BROS. TEXACO STATION TUNE UPS - BRAKE SERVICE 1666 LAKE AVENUE OPPOSITE KODAK PARK Glenwood 3-9720 Compliments to the CLASS OF '59 from ROBERT SUTORIUS Contractor and Builder 11 HOMEROOM 201 First Row lStandingI Mr. Lord. R. Shorts. L. Atlantic. F. Romano. I. Dooley. B. Davis I. Thorne. I. Bleau. Second Row lSeatcdJ: T, Anderson. K. Russell. I. Crissy. M. Croucher B. Padget. Third Row lSeatedl: I. Orrico S. Kavanaugh. C. Barrow. D. Rife. I. Gilman. T Reinholtz. Fourth Row fSeatedl W. Rudd. C. Rosekrans. B. O'Keen. C. LeRoy B Christopher. I. Eynon. Fifth Row 1Seatedl: K. Geruan. B. Slye. D. Seeley. I. Meagher Absent G. Crevier. T. Burclt. B, Legg M. Owens. 120 C om plimenis of COOK HARDWARE KARL'S RESTAURANT 1072 MAIN STREET EAST Specializing in Home Cooking Ground Beef and Texas Hats with all trimmings Compliments Ol DONUTS DELIGHT Making Rochester Famous for FINE DONUTS FAHY MARKET 25 FRONT STREET Wholesale and Retail . . . . Since 1862 HAmilton 6-8730 59 DEIICIOUS VarIetIes Compliments SCHIIEINER MILK co of 286 CLIFFORD AVENUE B U S S G n d P e t e Distributors of E S S O RIDGE ROAD EAST GOLDEN GUERNSEY MILK and SENECA AVENUE HELEN CROPSEY BEAUTY SHOP Compliments Of 9 N E W T O N R O A D a Rochester, New York F R I E N D GLenwooci 3-I947 F A R R B R O S Glenwood 3-9406 Closed Mondays FLYING A SERVICE 3621 Dewsv AVE. YOUR MODERN SERVICE CENTER CHarIotte 2-9437 FOR TUNE UP SERVICE JANCURSIO BEAUTY SALON Specializing In COLDWAVES - HAIR STYLING Owned and Operated by Mr. and Mrs. Jancursio 1938 RIDGE ROAD WEST lRidgecrest Shopping Cenierl HOMEROOM 205 First Row: C. Preston. A. Pederson, R. Bailey. Second Row: S. Buechman, L. Butera, M. Casperson. G. Cole. S. Fiore. B. Howard. Third Row: M. Iohnston. R. Leibenguth. M. McCarthy, I. McMichael. S. Mundt. L. Reilly. Fourth Row: B. Quackenbush, I. Siebert, B. Thompson. B. Wetzlow. Standing: Mr. Eike. R. Shumaker, G. Frederico, W. Weilert, R. Shumsker. G. Freclerico. W. Weilerb. R. Magin. M. Cronmiller, D. Koster. I. Lamberson, K. Fredrich. R. Davy. G. Lake. D, Moffett. G. Goetz. D. Iardine. HOMEROOM 206 First Row lSeatedj: P. Vogel. R. Munot. M. Hovey, Second Row lSeatedl: V. King. C. Cerulli. K. McNally, C. Westfall, P. Daggar, C. Petterson. Third Row liseatcdl: G. Cress- well, F. Erole, A. Fabian, C. Houck. B. Lincoln. Fourth Row lSeatedJ: I. Chapman, N. Kaiser, C. Woods, B. Roberts. B. Smith. Fifth Row fStandingl: Mr. Gordon F. Dugan, B. Ryan. B. Lawson. O. Gillespie. T. McBride. I. Martin, W. deCocq. L. Biehler. D. Natale. Absent. R. Holtman, Miller. S. Kirkebye. W. Campbell. C. Schceuter. 122 Compliments Ol WaIlReicI1ardf Gene Walzer and Witch Hazel Congratulations to CLASS OF 1959 J. C. GROCERY 53 PALM STREET HI-C CLUBS ROCHESTER YOUTH FOR CHRIST Radio - Car Radio - Television Phonograph - All Makes Repair and Service EDWARD T. BOYCE 8. SON 3327 LAKE AVENUE CHarIoHe 2-1189 Rochester 12, N STORE HOURS: 9 A.M. fo 6 P.M. MONDAY THRU FRIDAY JOSH GARDEN FLOWERS 370 Ridge Road Eas+ COngress 6-7089 HEBBERECHT BROS. FARM STAND Corner of Maiden Lane and Ml. Read Blvd. Glenwood 3-2662 ROCKCASTLE FLORIST Flowers For All Occasions Indoor Gardens a Specialty 2015 MAIDEN LANE Rochesler 15, New York Compliments of a F R I E N D ARNOLD PAPPANI ALTERATIONS DRY CLEANING - PRESSING CASH - CARRY 292 Driving Pk. Glenwood 3-7 764 Glenwood 3-2506 KAY MICHAEL'S BEAUTY SALON 1182 DEWEY AVENUE 12 HOMEROOM 207 n E4 5 B lm D V W liffsp S. W4 iq 3- Su . ' 212' , . A X ui 2 P ' ff:-:X NK. K N ' inn f f ! X K U X . Q K , .,. Er f X rl.: es V' l X- GL -. QW. E- 5 1 N 5' 95333 ,. ' XAA F.. .il M l kb f- r rf-S u K nz .fyIg.1l,lN5gQIg D iw'-N9 ff lf Qi al U --f l? 62 gfgfb 1. 1 ' - MKV . lfgiwsllgi , 'F . . SE - - ,: M . 1, A E 5- 6 5' -1' f B --. ' ' e x'x' I ' -ga-f 1 Q 1 'A 5 . -. 7 - Q 795' -. 4 .Q Q Q 1 E 9 H -We L, Z' ,faq :fbi - is K., , . Ai fs M31 - r. -A ,R , rl DE -, 4 - .af if +. K . W l W 'Y 'Dk' '-1, , Q1 I. , H R-,ba ?i ,,,-1 .,., . ,fi i V .f 7Ti ,QW - a. - -Q-W -1 -' '- YYY' V ,J LJ- .Y - 1.22.-Q B First Row: D. Oehlbeck. K. Salminen. I. Bradshaw. N. DeZimm. Second Row: S. Ban- erofu. B. Armendmger. P. Heberger. K, Lambert. M. Bristol. D. Senecal. B. Coleman. Third Row: Mr. Vetter. Standing. D. Mambretti. B. Marks. D. Welty. B. Keppen. R. Suhl. P. Geschwmd. S. Hluchan. D. Schiltz. B. Streeter. M. Pullen. R. Ahrens. R. Paton. Absent: T, Metildi. N. Bartolf. B. Crowl 124 FEOL-NASH INC. 775 CULVER ROAD Rochester 9. New York Rochester's Oldest and Largest RAMBLER DEALER BUtIer 8-3060 LUCIE'S BEAUTY SALON Shaping, Styling, Permanents 681 LAKE AVENUE Rochester, New York Glenwood 3-2747 MILT MANDELL DRUGS Milton N. Mandell, Ph. G. 511 DEWEY AVENUE Rochester, New York Glenwood 3-0974 FREDERICK W. MULRONEY F U N E R A L H O M E 2729 DEWEY AVENUE Rochester 16, New York CHarlotte 2-1050 WALT'S SERVICE Walter Shutt 1163 Mt. Read Boulevard Rochester 6, New York Glenwood 3-7969 Congratulations to Class of '59 VAN PUTTE SEED CO. Lawn Seed Specialists 136 NORTH AVENUE Rochester 15, New York PRINZI'S T.V. Auto Radio Repairs 8. Appliances Sales and Service 759 Dewey Ave. lCor. of Lexington Ave.l Phone: Glenwood 3-7158 G E 0 R G E ' S ESSO SERVICE CENTER 2443 RIDGE ROAD WEST Rochester, New York Glenwood 3-9898 OTTO ULRICH FARMEN FLORIST Glenwood 3-1240 331 DRIVING PARK AVENUE NOT affiliated with any other store in ANY WAY Member of Florist Telegraph Del. Asso. R. N. HARRIS MovlNo - CARTING 1680 MAIDEN LANE Rochester 15, New York Glenwood 3-5096 2 HOMEROOM 224 First Row lSc-atedl: B Nesbitt. P. Crellin. F. McNair. P. Bryce. P. Hill. D. Clark. Second Row lSeatedl: I. Hutchins. N. Andrews. Third Row lSeatedl: V. Vitello. T. Rushforth, B. Champagne. F. Firjanian. P. Faker. G. Wahl. Fourth Row ISeatedl: A. Caruso. F. lmbastaro. E. Roth. Mayer. lVlCAnn. K. Strassner. D, Farrell. Fifth Row fSeatedl: E. Clark. M. Cortes. S. Worhacz. Sixth Row: lStandingl: D, Ras. T. Keele. E. Reno. Belecz. S. Bennett. Mrs. Corbett. Absent: K. Thompson. E. VonHortenau. K, Fisher. 126 Compliments Of HINES' BARBER SHOP 459 STONE ROAD WA LLAC E' S 1481 DEWEY AVENUE Rochester 15, New York Sodos - Sundoes - Sandwiches Greeting Cards Toboccos and Gifts JOHNNY MARCELLO cANmD wEoo1NG ALBUMS Appointments Only Glenwood 3-5267-W SPORTRIFLE ASSOCIATION Thursday Evenings 4 COMMERCIAL STREET Evenings Compliments Compliments of of ALBERT'S COFFEE SHOP G R A C E ' S 31 RESTAURANT CORNER OF LEXINGTON 381 DRIVING PARK AVENUE AND DEWEY Courtesy of CAMERON'S DELICATESSEN 2046 DEWEY AVENUE Compliments of SCHULTZ BARBER SHOP 1779 DEWEY AVENUE DOUGHERTY'S SUNOCO SERVICE 1324 LATTA ROAD otDEWEY R hester 12, New York Oil and Gas Burners Air Conditioning ACITO HEATING COMPANY 625 DEWEY AVENUE Rochester, New York PAUL ACITO VITO ACITO Glenwood 3-7098 CHOrIotte 2-0836-W 27 HOMEROOM 228 First Row: D. Angold. C. Rilfle. I. Hart. N. Klick. R. Goellner. Second Row: S. Schray, L. Tantalo. M. Wallace. S. Walther. A. Webster. N, Yockel. Third Row: D. Hudson. Korhumel, L. McConkey. R. Krower. M. Prescuilti, D. Roberts. Fourth Row: C. Anderson. C. Child. C. Crandell. Cv. DiPilato. S. Gass. Cardillo. Standing: G. Quackenbush. Williamson. D. Wallace. P. Barres. D. Pickworth. E. Hammond. Cv. Schneible. M. Hanley. I. Valentine. G. Stahlccker. I. Bickel. D. Smith. Mr. Dailor. HOMEROOM 240 First Row lSeatedj: B. Palotas. F. Yarker. Cv. Higham. Second Row lSeatedI: S. O'Brien. L. LaBar, E. Fisk. S. Clark. Third Row fSeatcdj: M. Sanderson. E. Schmidt, L. Shafer. D. Colt. D. Kosbab, I. Christman. Fourth Row lScatedI: B. Olyslager, E. Preston. S. Nieskens. M. Iolison, V. Houle. D. Huttenback. Fifth Row fStandingI: W. Welpe, R. Payne, T. Pierce. F. Maine. R. Speziale. V. Vincelli, I. Laveck, B. Seeley. R. Hanson. A. Sisson, R. Lippa, Mr. Coccia. I. Halpin. C. Mitchell. 128 CHARLES I. MONTIINTE Builder of QUALITY HOMES 79 Sellinger Street BAker 5-4658 Rochester 5, N. Y. Compliments of HARDING SUPPLY CO. INC. 207 YORK STREET Rochester, N. Y. Compliments of BI RITE MARKET 2020 RIDGE ROAD WEST Rochester, N. Y. 12 HOMEROOM 241 QJKN DJ fr 'f vm R-4 sh X.: .5 'J me R555 974 Q Kg? '4 9 'A' Q sp.. v , . i K, ,J A201 9 4 9 s F, ..'4 B! 5- ' K ?O'oQ xV yy 9 V G 5 A o Q 6 IQ LNQS' If va Q u Q A AVAQQ E Us OW! 0-S ' a f- 1 'xfvd ge Q am! X S I V 1 gQSf 9 4- ite? 95.41 5 if SQSQQ e,i!QQ 'WIN .94 ' Q First Row: P. Hocking, S. Strogen. M. Dewey. E. Petrillo. Second Row: W. Aab. P. Whitney. Q-Q R. Schwartz. M. Spuse. R. Winter. M. LeComte. G. Hagstrom. Third Row: G. Landon, Ave ave W. Powers. D. Schultz. R. Ryerse. R. Carr, R. Turner. B. Hofschneider, H. Lawrence. ,A .- , ,ff Fourth Row: M. Shanly. L. McLinton. S. LesChander. S. Mason. C. Benson. R. Blake, R. ' x'1 ' ? l,ohrman. Mrs. Feuerherm. Fifth Row: P. Rowley. A. Edwards, M. Holtzgartner, M. Gordon. 3 N 7 C. Ciccariello. Absent: M. Creagan. G. Donnelly, C. Greco. D. LaVilla. V X Q YWWPlff!ll'l'lf1u P sw.-x w.-rv v fr ' W r Q i Y il HOMEROOM 302 First Row lSeatedj: I. Kortz. S. Chittenden, I. Dick. M. Kenney. P. Mosteller. Second Row lScatedl: K. Ross. S. Wilson. L, Burrows. S. Milatz. S. Eckels, D. Urquhart. Third Row fSeatedJ: I. Ianowicz. R. Buttons. B. Doty, H. Newman. B. Merriet. R. Miller. Fourth Row lSeatedJ: G. Nasca. R. Weeks. D. Speciale. R. Diehl. Brown. Fifth Row fStandingj: Mrs. Schlenker. G. Kaiser. I. Plank. D. Moore. D. Grundke. K. Allen. T. Weis. R. Kane. I. Scholze. S. Iosh 130 FREAR'S FUNERAL HOME Morticians 1340 LAKE AVENUE Glenwood 3-1457 PROJANSKY INC. Fu rriers 39 EAST AVENUE Rochester, New York Diamonds Watches - Rings Watch Repairs Bowling Balls, Etc. - Sunbeam Appliances PAUL JEWELERS 374 West Ridge Road Silverware - Syracuse China Typewriters - Binoculars NICHOLS-WYMAN INC. Wlaen You Need Lumber, Call Our Numbef' GLenwood 3-2243 2435 Dewey Ave. Rochester 16, N. Y Compliments of VATTER'S MARKET 451 DENISE ROAD CHarlotte 2-0740 DELIVERIES MADE Your Car's Best Friend P A T O ' N E I L L ELLA COOPER, INC. DRESSES AND COATS Distinctive Ready To Wear and Sportswear 466 RIDGE ROAD WEST J. and A. DELICATESSEN open 9 till 11:00 P.M. 3743 DEWEY AVE. CHarIotte 2-4303 Glenwood 3-2439 Rochester, N. Y. Compliments Cvfnplimenfs ofa Of FRIEND JOSEPH ANDERSON I ISI .Ml if SQ? 'film' -- ' f S 'Q 3 - og 2 Dlieggky.-SJ . v- 0 Jpl. Lit- li., X lx , f iw - SQNIOR if 'l 5 Z 1-2 4, J meeoowf 52' -V' .wg 2 i 90 .57 ,lil 4235 WX' we M1212 : 5 0 q ,-giiiilg, -we 'gi s ,igl-.iii w , g rjifri X A E S SSO? 'Sq i.?:.i , ,, We e' t g- 4-1 ' '-' 1' I S4 'xg LQ: i'-N. First Row lSeatedI: I. Feasel. R. Finley. P. Gala. D. Goodchild. Second Row fSeatedI: D. Higgins, G. Hughs. C. Iermyn. I. Kretschman, L. Lowden, Conocchioli. Third Row lScatedI: M. Morehouse. C. Newman, A. Pointer. I. Sheehan, R. Cigna. N. Exley. S. Bolster. Fourth Row fSeatcdI: S. Griffin. Stevens. Walker, N. Williamson. D. Corson. I. Bischoff. Bernatz. M. Bell. Fifth Row CStandingI: Mr. Hill. F. Eckert. Absent: S. Bucholtz. P, Smith. 132 VINCE'E SUPERETTE Specializing In Fresh Meats Cut to Order Open Daily and Sundays 10 - 10 431 BONESTEEL STREET Glenwood 3-1446 RED TOP SERVICE STATION 213 ALLEN STREET Reg. Gas 26.9 - Hi Test Gas 28.9 MORE GAS FOR LESS EMerson 7-9084 Compliments of KEYSTONE BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. 85 PALM STREET Glenwood 3-0485 ERNIE'S DO-NUT SHOP 1777 DEWEY AVENUE DOUGHNUTS AND FRIED CAKES FOR PARTIES AND SOCIALS Shop Phone: Glenwood 3-3127 TERRACE GARDENS RIDGEWAY at MT READ BLVD. 24 ALLEYS - AUTOMATIC Glenwood 3-7889 JOHNNY DEE, Manager Compliments of ANNE DENNIS FABULOUS FLOWERS INC. 167 RIDGE ROAD WEST Glenwood 3-3410 NIBLACK AND EPPINGER HARDWARE 398 RIDGE ROAD WEST Glenwood 3-2311 DEFENDORF'S Fruits and Vegetable Stand 612 STONE ROAD Next to Barnard School BEST WISHES FROM SHORTY'S FRIENDLY SERVICE 903 RIDGE ROAD WEST Glenwood 3-9985 MOBIL GAS and MOBIL OIL BEN'S DEWEY 8. ELECTRIC SERVICE STATION complete Powlsn BRAKE senvlcs 1325 DEWEY AVENUE Glenwood 3-9931 45:4 Hlrle Scheible Sandra Vllton Carol Rinhmond H117 Forward Carol Moose Diane Smith. Pat Brooks Anna Wendt C0-OPHLIQGRDCKITDUGOFIIUIOBBBUSINISSWND altrl 'IX N52-T? .s' Sheila. De Hqisti-is ' Sharon Schofield Cn-ole lackvvod Barbara Ooodnl Canine Baku- Donna Debra: Donna Qowiu Louise Pund 'MQ - 0 xxx?- 'xiltb 994 fl, J, f' ' -. ,J - ' 4-fi, Qi, K ., H ' A L4 3 . fi-Y, '4 I Q ' ? ,--, il, ,. . - A I' ,h , 'f U I I HOMEROOM 306 134 CHASE MACHINE 8. MFG. CO. SMALL MACHINE PARTS SCREW PRODUCTS - SMALL LOT RUNS INVITED - 79 MT. HOPE AVENUE HAmiIton 6-2227 - GLenwood 3-2925 FRANK SCHWENZER ROCHESTER, N. Y. SMALLINE'S CLINTON-RIDGE PHARMACY THE CORNER STORE N. CLINTON and RIDGE ROAD, E. WE DELIVER CO 6-8250 CO 6-9791 Compliments of ROADWAY EXPRESS, INC. so LITCHFIELD STREET Rochester, New York Why Use Two When One Goes Thru BAker 5-3565 BIZUB SERVICE STATION RIDGE ROAD Near LAKE AVENUE Glenwood 3-9798 Compliments of a FRIEND Compliments Ol Dr. Joseph W. Martin, Jr. Compliments to the CLASS OE '58 from MARY'S DELICATESSEN 1042 Dewey Avenue DAVIS DRUG COMPANY PRESCRIPTION PHAnMAclsTs 1481 LAKE AVENUE Rochester 15, New York GLenwood 3-4338 RYPMA'S FLOWERS Satisfying Flowers and Prompt Delivery Serving All of Rochester and Vicinity 8 Mill Road corner Long Pond Road Rochester 13, New York GLenwood 3-1631 Dom JOE RONCONE 8. FERRARI The House of Discounts UP TO 407. OFF General Electric - Philco - Tappan Refrigerators - TV - Ranges 531 STATE STREET Phone HAmiIton 6-B690 Rochester, N. Y 1 HOMEROOM 318 First Row fSeatedJ: S. Rose. M. Terry. M. Snow. C. Wenzel. Second Row lSeatedl: R. Virkus. I. Mortier. E. Nicodemus. K. Clark. C. Baker. B. Clapper, Third Row fSeatedl: R. DeRycke. M. Deutsch. M. Harvey. Cv. Mclninch, A. Rogusk, Fourth Row lScatcdl: C. Cullen. B. Weirick. T. Warner. L. Eaton. F. Genthner. Fifth Row lStar1dingJ z C. Couchman. G. Gillette. G. Holt. R. Wehbring. M. Barnard. R. Radcler, G, Stowe, R. Hahn, G. Gran. R. Wisozke. A. Martini. Miss Trabold. Ahscnt: Owens. O. Stewart. L. Balsamo. 5 A ' 1:55 :f:s E ' hlll .anvil ffsfs. Bonled under authority of The Coco-Cola Company by ' 1 ' :li B Roc:-IESTER cocoA-coLA ' ' Bomms CORPORATION Have A. L. ANDERSON soNs 2 a Coke! wwf v 3 ll xl 136 LEE BAKER PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTOR Residential and Commercial Sales and Service ELECTRIC SEWER ROOTER 16 Woodside Street Glenwood 3-6944 MERCURY MUSIC COMPANY 43 GIBBS STREET Agent for SELMER, CASAL, DOLNET Makers of the Finest lParisl Clarinets and Saxophones Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. a'nd Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs A. H N. R. Mr. and Mrs. D. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs A. R. COMPLIMENTS OF Anderson Armindinger Ballerstein Baxter Bradshaw Bucholtz Clark Converse Cook DuCharme Eynon Mrs. N. Firianian Mr. and Mrs. H. Griffin Mr. and Mrs R. Heberger Mr. and Mrs E. Heiligman Mr. and Mrs R. Heller Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. E. Hill G. Horrocks F. Hunt A. Klafehn W. Martin J. Quistorf M. McPhaiI 137 WIND ENSEMBLE First Row: S. Kuhrt. S. Bennett. C. Rasbach. D. Snively. R. Suhl. B. Easton. L. Coppard. P Soscia. Bianchi, Second Row: R. Iulian. D. Crawford. R. Davy. D. Higgins. Thorpe. I Iereckos. N. Baxter. E. Hill. D. LeRoy, D. Tyler. Third Row: A. Olsen. I. Cavallaro. D Green. B. Steinfeldt. B. Dewey. B. Hagreen. I. Smith. I. Smith. D. Nolin. Fourth Row: S Ballersteln. Francis. S. Fiore. D. Petranto. B. Easton. D. Schultz. B. Farrell. B. Seeley Fifth Row: B. Davy. B. McCone, B. Cvoellinger. I. Tyo. G. Iohnson. D. Corson. B. Tweadey Sixth Row. R. Cigna. T. Weis. R. Schumaker. R. DeMarco. W. deCocq. I. Schmidt. B. Hoyt D. Iones. L. Vroom. Mr. Thrall. Absent: D. Davison. I. Schiemann. 138 Compliments of LAKE SERVICE CENTER 1600 LAKE AVENUE GLenwood 3-7994 LEXINGTON SERVICE STATION 363 Lexington Ave. corner Dewey ROAD SERVICE - MINOR REPAIRS Mobil and Texaco Products Glenwood 3-9785 Compliments Compliments of of Doctors CHARLES and DAVIS Tool' 8' DIE JoHN osTER COMPANY EI-I-IOTTIS Compliments of BIKES, LAWNMOWERS HOBBY SALES AND SERVICE 1491 DEWEY AVENUE GEORGE D. MOORE JR. FLOORS OF DISTINCTION Spencerport EL 2-2010 JACK AND JILL CHILDREN'S SHOP 1934 RIDGE ROAD WEST Compliments Ol DEFENDORF'S EMPLOYEES JOHNNY'S TOY NOVELTY SHOP 1445 LAKE AVENUE Compliments Of MAPLE LEAF RESTAURANT l First Row: W. Edmonds. Soporito. P. Heberger. Second Row: S. Bucholtz. S. Ballerstein Third Row M. Davis, Bianchi, Fourth Row: L. VanPutte, N, Weldon. M. McCarthy VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 140 JIM DALBERTH Sporting Goods FRATERNITY and SORORITY JACKETS and SWEATERS 928 GENESEE STREET FAirview 8-9746 Rochester 20, N. Y. Compliments of a FRIEND PEE-TEE'S PIZZA SHOP Take Out Service RIDGECREST SHOPPING CENTER 1932 RIDGE ROAD WEST GLenwood 3-3600 Compliments of a FRIEND SENECA SCHOOL OF DRIVING 229 RENHNGTON STREET BAkef 5-5011 Good Luck Class of 1959 A FRIEND SENIOR CHOIR First Row fStana'ingI: M. Deutsch. I, Simone. S. Wilson, M. Stoddard. G. Higham, C. Westfall. M. Scheible, B. Nichols. C. Bilby. S. Crandall. G. Spaulding. Bell, D. Leppla. Cote, W. MacLarty. Second Row fStandingI: S. Lamphier, H. Campbell. S. Mundt, G. Leake, I. Madsen. R. Munclt. I, Beeler. K. Mundt. B. Blanchard, L. Montanero: G. Anderson. D. Seeley. S. Griffin. Third Row QStandingI: C. Baker. V. Rosentreter. S. Beiber. R. Leibenguth. B. Hackshaw. E. Drummond. C. Riffle. L. Balsamo. A. Vanscooter, R. Bailey. M. Terry, I. Cosnell. I. Gilman, I. Christman. Fourth Row fStarzdingI: G. Costellano. V. Houle, M. Iolidan. I. Alter. D. Furmen. R. Virnus. R. Wehbring. R. Chafer. G. Quackenbush. R. Eckardt. D. Micciche. A. Caruso. P. Hadley. I. Francis, A. Emerson. P. Schwenzer. Fifth Row CStandirzgI: D. Conroy. L. McConhey. B. Grossman, C, Preston. D. St. Iohn, W. Smith. P. Ranke. G. Butler. R, Rapp. A. Iardine, D. Green, F. Stegemen, I. Dooley. S. Mitchell. G. Gaylord. P. Sager, R. Frattle. 142 OPEN 24 HOURS OPEN 24 HOURS Mosul. Pnooucrs TIRES, TUBES AND BATTERIES WINERT'S FRIENDLY SERVICE 2955 DEWEY af STONE ROAD CHcrIoIIe 2-9435 OSCAR W. WINERT, Dealer Rochesier 16, N. Y. WALKERS' JEWELERS 2907 DEWEY AVENUE Rochester 16, N. Y. Martin S. Walker CHorIotIe 2-3633 TOWNE MEN'S SHOP 2884 DEWEY AVENUE VAN HEUSEN SHIRTS INTERWOVEN SOCKS ADAM HATS CHcrIotte 2-1425 Compliments of DUKE'S ESSO SERVICE CENTER DEWEY AVE. at STONE ROAD Compliments Of SARVEY'S SERVICE DEWEY of DALSTON Compliments Ol CADET CLEANERS CASSATA'S BAKERY Complete Line of BAK ED G OO DS C R A N E ' S ROTARY SERVICE STATION 2734 DEWEY AVENUE 457 Lexing+on Ave. GLenwood 3-6372 K u J A w A GOOD LUCK RADIO AND TELEVISION DEWEY-BRITTON TEXACO Specfamd TELEVISION AND RADIO SERVICE STATION In Radio Since Radio Began CHurIoHe 2-9482 512 STONE ROAD CHarIofte 2-0951 Rochester 16, N. Y. 1 BETA HI-Y First Row fSeatcd1: Lockwood C. Miller. R. Warheld. B. Kane. W, Stegeman. R. Iones W. Yust. Disantls. G. Welsh. F. Dellis. Second Row lStandingj: R. Ahrens. B, Salminen I. Thorpe. H. Rooksby. fSeated5: S. Hluchan. P. Smith. B, Davy. L. Knox. L. Vroom. R Holtman. L. Coppard. I. Ierckoes. Third Row CSfandingJ: D. Chapman. R. Coakley. F Hoyt. E, Miller, fScatedj: G. Malak. Madsen, G. Maier, P. Barves. A. Robinson. A Peterson. 144 DEWEY AIIENIIE SHELL SERVICE STATION 'k Complete Lubrication Accessories Carburetor and Ignition Service nk 4425 DEWEY AVENUE at LATTA ROAD Gene Chesno, Prop. 145 DEEPTONE CLEANERS 8- LAUNDERERS QUALITY AND DEPENDABILITY HERE IS A HABIT 603 STONE ROAD CHarlotte 2-4290 Congratulations FROM THE HOME OF LANKY PLANKY RIDGE LUMBER, INC. 1 Block East of Memorial Bridge at Ridge Road 612 Hollenbeck St. COngress 6-7700 B - E I 5-2528 Specialists in Re-Building and Customizing Y Appointment only B ver Y and Re-Styling and Distinctive Modern Designing of Automobiles IV A N H 0 E' S RABE'S COMPLETE AUTO BEAUTY SALON 723 Post AVENUE SERVICE, INC. 1030 MAIN STREET, EAST At the Railroad Bridge Since 1893 ANTHONY J. DIPONZIO Ccrrlel' Brocks Ave. BAker Rochester 9 Compliments of M E A 1' 5 CADY'S FRESH FARM EGGS 1863 EAST LAKE ROAD Conesus, New York Livonia 868-F-2 WHOLESALE ONLY Compliments of a FRIEND ROBERT E. MALIN BUILDER- CONTRACTOR 152 LABURNUM CRESCENT GReentieId 3-3366 Rochester 20, New York Delicious Steaks, Ground Beef Frozen Foods, Matheos Ice Cream and Cold Pops WALKERS GROCERY 758 RIDGEWAY AVENUE Phone: GLenwood 3-9763 CHRIS'S DELICATESSEN 427 EXCHANGE STREET HAmilton 6-0859 We Deliver Phone: HA 6-5525 JOHN S. CITINO GROCERIES FRUIT - VEGETABLES 781 Clinton Ave. N. Rochester, N. Y. 146 MOUNT DRUG COMPANY 1286 Dewey Avenue Rochester, N. Y. 'ISERVICE AT ITS PEAK R E X A L L D R U G S ALFREDA MOCNY SCHOOL-OF-DANCE Toe - Ballet - Baton - Tap - Modern Ballroom - Teen-age - Adult Corner RIDGE cmd DEWEY lRidge Bowling Bldgj GLenwood 3-1710 TOOLS - DIES - JIGS FIXTURES - GAGES Design Service - Special Machinery ROGERS 81 SIITTDN TO0L 81 DIE GORP. 509 PLYMOUTH AVENUE SOUTH ROCHESTER 8, NEW YORK HAmiIton 6-9188 - 6-0513 - 6-6927 ARTHUR A. ROGERS, President LEDLIE .IEWELER DIAMONDS - WATCHES JEWELRY 833 DEWEY AVENUE GLenwood 3-4786 K. C. MOOK MUSIC CO. INC 37 GIBBS STREET Rochester, N. Y. Known for FINE QUALITY - EXCELLENT SERVICE Remember, Music is Fun When You Do the Playing 147 Compliments HAHN PHOTO CENTER 308 Driving Park Avenue GLen. 3-3031 Your cALso DEALER HIBBARD'S DEWEY-BENNINGTON SERVICE 2500 DEWEY AVENUE Rochester 16, New York CHarIotte 2-3226 or 2-3985 MATTHEWS 8. FIELDS LUMBER CO., INC. Phone CHarIotte 2-4426 120 STONEWOOD AVE. SAM 8. PAT MOBIL SERVICE 1595 DEWEY AVENUE TIRES - BATTERIES - ACCESSORIES TOWING GLenwood 3-9658 WITTMAN MOTORS 24 Hour Service 2496 RIDGE ROAD WEST Rochester 15, N. Y. Glenwood 3-6851 GLenwood 3-6454 CLAIRE'S DRESS SHOP BLOUSES, LINGERIE, HOSIERY SKIRTS, SWEATERS 838 Dewey Ave. at Driving Park Rochester 13, N. Y. H A L L ' S 2075 DEWEY AVENUE GLenwood 3-2662 FLOWER SHOP - GARDEN STORE We Own and Operate Our Own Plant LARKIN'S BEAUTY SALON 803 DEWEY AVENUE Glenwood 3-9480 Closed Monday Open Tuesday and Friday Evenings NICK and ERWIN DRY CLEANERS Compliments ALTERATIONS - DYEING - REPAIRING of a Tailor - Cleaning - Pressing - Repairing Plant: 3145 Dewey Avenue CHarIotte 2-2468 F R I E N D Store: 1227 Clinton Avenue, North COngress 6-0530 148 The MAG KENZIE L. SMITH PlANo STUDIO N88 Keys To Happiness GLenwood 3-7385-R 43 ADMIRAL PARK ROCHESTER, N. Y. R. KENNETH CRAWFORD FUNERAL HOME 495 WINTON ROAD NORTH Rochester 10, New York HUbbarcI 2-0400 C pl of CHAP FABRY'S TEXACO STATION 2045 Dewey Avenue Glenwood 3-4436 1 SUPERIOR IN SERVICE and QUALITY JAY-CEE CLEANERS CI n d TUX SHOP 500 JOSEPH AVENUE Graduation and Prom Formals BAker 5-3233 MAGGIO PHARMACY SPECIALIZED PRESCRIPTION SERVICE SICK ROOM SUPPLIES DRUGS - SUNDRIES 693 LAKE AVENUE Glenwood 3-9266 Complimenls of II. FIIIEDEIIIGK SONS 00. 710 LAKE AVENUE 150 For the best in Cars and Trucks, New or Used, See the FREAR Boys CHEVROLET SALES and SERVICE FREAR CHEVROLET INC. 1110 STONE ROAD Rochester 16, New York CHarIotte 2-3686 It's Been FREAR'S For Years CROSBY FRISIAN FUR CO. 752 LAKE AVENUE Glenwood 3-0206 Taxidermists Furriers Coats Capes Stoles etc. Storage in Tanners Leather Gloves Jackets etc. Our Own Vault 5 WO 1494 Dowoy venue WMM. H1mlly8lmStw'v .digg MWW i ..... 'im MMG - . p , sf+nr1sAru.c.'-..... 71 .. IAA-Nfl ll' 0 V 9 v . , , , V nqam-an ' I 42.61.922 QL ' ' gg 'P .....I. ' Ht MW-It PARKING Glenwood 3-I3 MT. ZION SANITARIUM REV. AND MRS. R. I.. STREETER Proudly present for your inspection a new concept in Nursing Home care in Roch- ester's Newest and Finest Sanitarium. 24 Hour Nursing care by our fine staff of Registered Professional and licensed Prac- tical Nurses. 321 LAKE AVENUE Mt. Zion is the only Private Nursing Home in Rochester with a beautiful new Dining Room for our full complement of Guests to enioy our fine Home Cooked meals or special diets to your Physician's orders. Glenwood 3-8948 Mt. Zion's newly remodeled cheerful living room where our Guests enioy Tele- vision or a book by the Fireside. 2 WEATHER SEAL ROCHESTER CORPORATION 400 RIDGE RoAD west Originators and World's Largest Manufacturers of Combination Windows and Doors Call GLenwood 3-7865 For Free Estimates Compliments of LoPRESTI HEATING COMPANY 472 CHILD STREET Rochester, New York BUtler 5-1322 Glenwood 3-2735-W WAGG'S DEPARTMENT STORE I535 Lake Avenue corner Ridge Road West The Store of Famous Brands Clothing and Accessories For the Entire Family 3-oz. far 5 00 Choose the VITA-FLUFF Try ' Shampoo y suited PM 'el to your hiairz VITA-FLUFF Ifor normal hairi Shampgg Q!!.TA..'..f Ruff . 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