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

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Senior ABRAHAM COHEN Standard Bearer JOSEPH ASINOVSKY Standard Bearer DOMINIC BRONTE President MR. RAYMOND BOLAND LEE GRAEF Vice-President BETTY JANE HOOPER Secretary LOIS SCHRAMM Guardian of the Flag Class Adv i s MISS RACHEL LANGWORTHY ers

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Council Back Row: Greco, Fortuna, Passar, Krolick, Cala, Janizewski, Lofvers, Gosnell, Ferraris, Parks. Third Row: Peath, Brady, Duerr, Cohen, Harris, Lieberman, Salerno, Osburn, Applebaum. Second Row: Siegmund, Seville, Graef, Bronte, Gray, Hooper, Vanderzell. Front Row: Marisola, Burgle, Mors, Masetta, Vantura, Lounsbury. In times past high school students have gone out into a world in which the patterns of life were fairly clear. They could prepare for their next step. Today all our patterns and customs are confused, altered, and called into question. We do not know what the world of tomorrow will be like. It is not possible to choose one’s role and then prepare for it. The virtues which we must strive to acquire are adaptability, courage, and vision, for the world of tomorrow is a new world in which no matvknows what part he must play. The Council elected to represent seniors this year has worked hard and sincerely. Activities that they have planned have had to be changed to meet constantly changing conditions and to produce results that may be most beneficial to the seniors. Miss Rachel Langworthy and Mr. Raymond Boland—their conscientiousness, their thoughtfulness, and their wisdom have been decisive factors in the success of the Class of 1942 and its Council. As the executive branch of the senior class’s government, the Senior Council has met the challenge of the time with efficiency and devotion. EDNA SEVILLE Publicity Chairman CHARLES GRAY Treasurer JOHN VANDERZELL Social Chairman