Benjamin Franklin High School - Key Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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Com- mercial Honor Society Back flow Standing: Frances. Lean ink, Dorothy Hyman, Edna Pliny, La Verne Urauing, Irene Presnid. Middle Bow Standing: June Finzer, Mar riel Lee, Mika A1 mono Bales, Dorothy Terhaar, Sylvia Kreag, Betty Karchdsky. First Row Standing: Sophie Bukowski, Eleanor Czarniak. Mr, George Cone. Rack Row Sealed: Cecelia Stanleyf Doris Barron, Stella Kopacki. Middle Rote Seated: Clara Mogavero, Amelia Bubnis, Mary Jane Seville, Betty Jane Howard. Front Row Seated: Marian KcJlett. Fannie Cohen. Ula Fieininger. The Commercial Honor Society is organized for the purpose of giving recognition to those students in commercial subjects who are outstanding in scholarship, in personal integrity, and in loyalty to the school. The aim of the French Honor Society is to promote interest in French culture and language study through lectures, plays, songs, and informal good times. This year for the first time the society will entertain in our school the olher chapters of the city at the annual banquet of the organization. The society appreciates the aid and counsel of its sponsor, Mrs. Jane Dunham. First Rack Row Standing: Sylvia Cuplam MadeJyn Doyle Evelyn Koop, Canada CosLniuta, Stella M minima. Lotii» Jrreilo. SecondBack Row Standing: EI lid Goldstein, Blanche Bloom, Helen Morris, Rose Eurdidsky, Baa trice Tishkolt , Sylvia Salerno, Ligia Advent, May Collins. Sealed Under Lamp: Paul Kimeilu, Victor Becker, Lillian Kevovitz, ItoHi 1 oldsteln. Second Row Sealed: Esther Tain, Muriel Tanb, Sylvia Ynlowieh, George Eosel, Dorothy Hyman, Ursula Lunge, .Lillian Kalian, Alice Batmans, Blanche SdgcL Dorothy Chrvmplln. Jeannette SloUky. First Row Sealed: Morris Ardea ty, Lillian Goldman, Bernice IJnderhcrg, Bey.n Axelrod, Albert Sherman. Magdalene Paprocki, Rose Knplin, Adele Van Graaleiland, Jean Sherman. Standing Under Lamp: Mrs. June Dunham. Les Babil- 29

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Back Row Standing George Seifert Carmella Costanza Theodore Fcdkew John Foster Charles Kamin Marianne Plehn Jane TennenL Third Row Standing Milton Derm an Frank Klimaszewski John Aloi Leo Kaminske Agnes Rutkowska Harvey Sanow Second Row Standing Samuel Kolko Sherwin Isaacson David Van Horn Ruth Wolgast La Verne Craning Harriet Gallup Second Roiv Standing Doris Beuchman Ida Rickless Dorothy Hyman Lillian Goldman First Row Standing Phyllis Brooks Eunice Galinsky Ruth Goldstein Back Row Seated Mary Jane Allen Irene Presnal Margaret Junker Golina Baronas Elaine Frisch Front Row Seated. June Gurjansky Ula Iieiningcr Amelia Bubnis Thelma Richardson Gertrude Goldstein Hazel Bretstein The Franklin chapter of the National Honor Society was formed in the first, year of our school’s existence and is one of many similar groups throughout the country. It is the purpose of this or- ganization to give recognition to students who have been outstanding in the fields of scholarship, leadership, character, and service. HONOR 28 NATIONAL SOCIETY

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The Craft Guild Back Bow Standing: Palmino Giglio, Charles Andrews, Walter Muslanka, Stanley Mikiewirz, William CosLagno. Ladisluus Wysowslti, John Aloi, George Seifert, Robert Win rack, John Collins, Edward Kolibab, Paul Wit tig. Second Bow Standing: Rit-liard Liilal, Normal» Poll, Peter Geraci, Frank Mirabella, Holier! Pei Her, Robert Winkelman, Donald Lczeskn, Ruth Wnlgust, Hull» Holland, Lorraine Ziontarn, Helen Stuhura, Wanda Sokolska, Joseph Cliiara- morile. Front Bow Standing: Ardcll Virkus, Jean Eyert, Francis Vacanti, Leo Mantegna, Eleanore Prince, Rita Lustyk. Mary Wlssman. Back Bow Stinted: Marie Rololo, Gloria Cappelliiiu, Mary Ileusner, Stella Wisnicska, Lottie Coltiniuk, Dorothy Terhaar. Eleanor Czarntak. Front Bow Sealed: Helen Norkelimas, Dorothea Battens, Wanda McHenry, Miriam Block, Janet Kohl, Audrey Snell, Rose Patane, Amelia Bubnis. Those chosen for membership in the Honor Craft (iuild are students who possess scholarship, citizen- ship, sportsmanship, and craftsmanship. The purpose of the organization is to encourage students in the practical arts. The Guild teaches an appreciation of the ancient and traditional dignity of the crafts. By safeguarding the practical values in education, it helps serious and responsible students to face the problem of securing necessary training for life. The (iuild acknowledges a debt of gratitude to Mr. Judson Decker and Iris department for their valuable guidance. The purpose of the Renaissance Society is to promote interest in Italian culture, to bring to its members through lectures and social gatherings the spirit of American institutions, and to carry these messages directly and indirectly to the parents. The presentation of Italian plays to the general public has enabled ten or more members to receive scholarship aid for work in college. The excellent leadership of Mr. DeFrancesco has made it possible for the society to perform immeasurable service to the school and the community. Back Bow Standing: Armenio Portalia, Philip Lanzatella, Philip Rizzo, Patsy Borneo, Frank Mirabella, Earl Leonardo, Santo Goodyear, Back Bow Sealed: Louise Liipi, Peter Tnbiolo, Benny Nicosia, Frances Rivaldo, Mr. De Francesco, Grace Castiglione. Mary Faso, Sam DiDio, Ass i in la Ferraro, Inez Adorante» Mary Cimino, Josephine Arnuo, Patricia Filippone, .Licia CelLL Second Row Seated: Nicolena Nicosia, Helen IMJcoli, Beatrice Bartolotta, Josephine CitaitieUi, Jenny Proeto, Francis Giordano. Front Row: Thomas Iiidavina, Leonard T ilicxi, Sarah Fitfbamo, Sylvia Salerno, Theresa Gozza, .Jennie Rlandino, Josephine Bandavine, Marion Antinarelli, Miss Rizzo. Renais sance Society