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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1955 volume:

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Contents FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION . . 5 SCHOOL EXPERIENCES....................15 Student Government...............16 Language English...........................18 Ancient, and Modern Foreign Language..........................24 Mathematics and Science............27 Citizenship........................28 Commerce...........................31 Arts Fine..............................34 Practical.........................41 Health.............................44 THE CLASS OF 1955 .................... 61 Advisers and Officers..............62 Seniors............................63 Activities.........................87 Senior Play........................93 Senior Will........................94 Senior Banquet.....................95 KEY Staff......................... 96 ADVERTISERS...........................97 Faculty and Administration As skilled workmen observe the value of the silver among other ores in their effort to disclose genuine riches, so the faculty recognizes the individual worth of each student and carefully directs him toward realization of his own possibilities. ADVISERS Mr. Charles Stalker Boys' Adviser Miss Dorothy Martens Girls’ Adviser Mr. Merl Ringwood Assistant Boys' Adviser Mrs. Dorothy Redding Assistant Girls' Adviser DEPARTMENT HEADS Seated: Mr. Samuel Zornow, for Bus- iness Education; Miss Catherine Sulli- van, for English; Mr. H. Carlisle Taylor, for Mathematics; Mr. Domenic DeFrancesco, for Ancient and Modern foreign Languages. Standing: Mr. Carl Chamberlain, for Health and Physical Education; Mr. Elston Yaeger, for Practical Arts; Mr. Har- old Miller, for Science; Mr. O. Matthew Lyders, for Fine Arts. Ab- sent: Mr. Raymond I man, for Citizenship Education. Faculty and Administration SPECIAL SERVICES Miss Agnes Crowley Psychologist Mrs. Carolyn Harm Nurse Mr. George Seils Attendance Officer Miss Patricia Carnahan, Guidance Counselor for Grade 10 Miss Anna Marie Rauber, Guidance Counselor for Grade 12 Mr. Hyman Kaplan, Guidance Counselor for Grade 11 Mr, Donald Rahtjen, Guidance Counselor for Grade 9 Mr. Robert Smith, Guidance Counselor for Grade 8 Mrs. Genevieve Cupolo Eighth Grade Teacher Miss Ruth Klee Seventh Grade Teacher Miss Eleanor Harger Speech Therapist Faculty and Administration ENGLISH Front Row; Mrs, Mary Hayes, Mrs, Belle Sherman, Miss Catherine Sullivan - Head, Miss Miriam Levin, Miss Edna Bayer, Mrs, Fay Law. Second Row: Mrs. Grace Knitter, Mrs. Dorothy Fraser, Mrs. Dorothy Bedding, Mrs, Ida Warner, Mrs. Martha Dejohn, Mrs. Mildred Sidler, Miss Catharine Donoghue, Miss Lois Rowley. Third Row: Miss Ruth Rochow, Mr. Joseph Gullo, Mr. Norman Fulton, Mr, George Toms, Mr. Roger Applebee, Mr. Warren Humphrey, Mr. Warren Jefiferis, Miss Virginia Primer, Absent: Mr. Erie Remington, Mrs. Sara Stowel 1. IN MEMORIAM Miss Harriette S. Cochrane Instructor in English Benjamin Franklin High School, 1930-1955 9 Faculty and Administration ANCIENT AND MODERN FOREIGN LANGUAGES Seated: Miss Agnes Peterson, Mrs. Virginia Howard, Mr. Domenic DeFrancesco - Head. Standing: Miss Irene Hess, Mrs. Ida Warner, Mr. Pasquale lacubucci, Mr, Pineus Cohen. Absent: Miss Flora Rizzo. MATHEMATICS Seated: Mrs. Clara Bode, Mrs. Ruth Phelps, Mr. H. Carlisle Taylor - Head, Mrs. Dorothy Morsheimer, Mrs. Lucille Cooper. Standing. Mr. Alfred Stiller, Mr. F. Raymond Boland, Mr. Frederick Hawke, Mr. Paul Schaefer, Mr. Grant Cleland. Absent: Mr, J. Jenner Hennessy, 10 Faculty and Administration CITIZENSHIP EDUCATION Seated: Mrs, Florence Wuerges, Miss Sarah Larmer, Mr. Raymond Iman - Head, Miss Teresa Leene, Mrs. Helen Martin, Mr, J. Ernest DuBois. Standing: Mr. Isaac Chapel], Mr. John Clark, Mr. Harold Swarthout, Mr. Franklin Kehrig, Mr. Frank Hosic, Mr. Eugene MacConnell, Mrs. Helen Villone, Mr. Edward Quinn, Mrs. Doris Fuller� Mr. Matthew Hoffman. Seated. Miss Esther Callahan, Mr. Arlo Carroll, Mrs. Edna Daly, Mr. Harold Miller - Head, Mrs. Marguerite May. Standing: Mr, Howard Edwards, Mr. Harvey Thomas, Mr. Alfred Stiller, Mr. Anthony Betten, Mr. Charles Perhatn, Absent: Mr. Robert Smith. 1 I Faculty and Administration FINE ARTS Sealed: Miss Anne Morrow, Mr O. Matthew Lyders - Head, Mrs Helen Bloom, Miss Marion Tuthill. Standing; Mrs. Grace Dennison, Mr, Emil Maurer, Mr. Wallace Meyer. Absent: Mr. C. Benjamin Scammell. PRACTICAL ARTS Seated: Mr. Joseph Kaiser, Miss Agnes Peno, Mrs. Fannie Emery, Mr. Elston Yaeger - Head, Mrs. Elizabeth Ringwood, Mrs, Mary Wagner, Mr. Wallace Meyer. Standing: Mr. William Read, Mr. James Finnegan, Mr. Emil Maurer, Mr. Eberhard Thieme, Mr. Howard Eckert, Mr. William Schlageter, Mr. Arthur Mohr, Mr. Frank Kinney, Mr, Joseph Ruffino. Absent; Mr. Walter Tennent. 12 Faculty and Administration HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION Seated. Miss Barbara Rosenbloom, Miss Patricia Pfeiffer, Mr. Carl Chamberlain - Head, Miss Patricia Carnahan, Miss Maddelyn TenBroeck. Standing: Mr, Harold Roche, Miss Mabel Rodman, Mr. Burns Beach, Mr. Joseph D’Ambrosia, Mr. George Hart, Mr. Hobart Hoff, Mr. Edgar Stowell. Absent: Miss Margaret Powell, Miss Edna M. Snow. BUSINESS EDUCATION Seated: Miss Abrona Bat?, Mrs. Clara Towers, Mr. Samuel Zornow - Head, Mrs. Helen Young, Mr. Benjamin Lipson. Standing: Mrs, Elizabeth Palmer, Mrs. Helen Meinhardt, Mr. Leon Leggett, Miss Anna Marie Rauber, Mr. Harold Warner, Mr. George Weber, Miss Marjorie Endries, Mrs. Laura Smith. 13 Faculty and Administration MEN'S CHOIR First Tenor: Mr. j, Ernest DuBois, Mr. Joseph Kaiser, Mr. William Schlageter, Mr. Elston Yaeger. Second Tenor: Mr. Domenic DeFranceseo, Mr. Warren JefFeris, Mr. Merl Ringwood, Mr. Robert Smith, Mr. George Toms, Baritone: Mr. Pincus Cohen, Mr. Eugene MacConnell, Mr. William Read, Mr. Joseph RufFino, Mr. Benjamin Scammell, Mr. Harvey Thomas. Bass: Mr. Hyman Kaplan, Mr. Leon Leggett, Mr. Wallace Meyer, Mr. Harold Swarthout, Mr. Harold Warner. Mrs. Helen Bloom - Accompanist, Mr. O. Matthew Lyders - Director, MAINTENANCE OFFICE STAFF Seated: Mr. Eugene Heaty - Head Engineer. Stand- ing: Mr. Lawrence Irwin, Mr. John Mungenast, Mr. Herman Wisotzke. Seated: Miss Nancy Wildzunas, Standing: Mrs. Eleanor Klix, Miss Mona Morrill. Absent: Mrs, Florence Wojtas. DIETITIANS Mrs. Bernice Matczah, Mrs. Kunegunda Bisk up, Mrs, Frieda Giese, Mrs. Frances Mrzywka, Mrs, Marjorie Burdick - Head, Mrs. Marie Metzdorf, Mrs. Hattie Strieb, Mrs. Virginia Tonehak, Mrs. Herminia Maier, Miss Bertha Kuelp. 14 As various processes determine the possible use of the silvert so the different experiences of school life test, sort, and mold young people for enjoyment of present living and preparation of their future. School Experiences STUDENT ASSOCIATION, EXECUTIVE COUNCIL, FALL Seated: DiPrima, Miss Martens, Seitz, Goronkin, R. Palermo, Barrett, Sproule, M. Palermo, Ackerman, DiSalvio. Standing: Mr. Stalker, Mr. Kaplan, Mr. Francis. Seitz Palermo Goronkin Petrelli Painton STUDENT ASSOCIATION, EXECUTIVE COUNCIL, SPRING Halwiek FALL OFFICERS SPRING OFFICERS Seated: Weimer, Petrelli, Halwiek, Painton, Mr. Sabin, Miss Martens, Mr. Francis, Mr. Kaplan, Mr. Stalker. Standing: Mangione, Salzano, Shapiro, Schmidt, Slattery, Goronkin, Inglis. 16 School Experiences NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Knowledge is Pouter Front Row: Zobniw, Thomas, Seitz, Kaufman, Price, Hollander. Second Row: Wolff, Roxin, Easton, Mylius, Miss Martens, Winer, Schafer, Sanger, VanHorn. Third Row: O'Keefe� Schlenker, Herman, Sampler, Hoover, Wolf, James, Kleinstein, Shaff, Fayer, Rockowicz, Newman. Fourth Row: Palermo, Painton, Frey, Markus, Barrett, Haney, Gibbs, SamlofF, Shulman, Colonna, Kiner, Jacobs. Nancy Easton Guardian of the Flag Harriet Schafer Assistant Guardian of the Flag Jerome Winer Standard Bearer Richard Palermo Assistant Standard Bearer JUNIOR COUNCIL Under the leadership of its officers the Class of 1956 plans future activities. 17 School Experiences EDITORS Mr. George Toms Adviser cou ▼ W W V w THE PAGES OF OUR NEWSPAPER Front Rou: Schafer, Schrager, Rockowitz. Second Rou1: Simms, Cornunale, Dancy. Third Rou-: Damico, Clark, Altre. REPORTERS AND TYPISTS Front Row: Ga tel, Zipkin, Kantor, Loria. Second Row: Mr. Toms, Altre, Schrager, Schafer, Comunale, Damico, Greenberg, Simms. Third Row: Sampler, Sweet, S. Markus, Lipsky, Dancy', L. Markus, Sadick, Inglis, Wolf. Fourth Row: Sufrin, Kaufman, Sherman, Lederman, Jacobs, Kosbab, Beine, Migdol, Scioriino, Easton, Popowych, Gallo. Fifth Row: Shulman, Roxin, R. Markus, Schulman, Buckler, Korenstein, J. Hollander, Maxine Hollander, Rockowitz, Cherkasky, Modiano, Kanthor, Marilyn Hollander, Minsk. 18 School Experiences T.'IE RAAT MIRROR LIFE AT FRANKLIN ■■.y ADVERTISING AND PUBLICITY STAFFS Mr. Roger Applebee Adviser Avery, Rockowitz, Price, Landro CIRCULATION STAFF Front Row: Gastel, Smith, Wiesner, Bridge, F. Cooper. Second Row: R. Cohen, Thelen, Snyder, Shapiro, Szwajkos, Hughes, Mr Applebee. Third Row: H. Price, J. Cooper, Levy, D. Rockowitz, Avery, D. Cohen, Landro, Damico, Kosbab, M. Price, Rogoff. Fourth Row: O'Keefe, Hoffman, Roth, Zeif, Graven, Markus, Kaufman, Beedle, Hurwitz, Kurlander, Lipsky, Nowak. Fifth Row: Weinstein, VerPlank, H. Rockowitz, Allen, Solomon, Lipson, Newman, Gutkin, Pauli, Burgeman, Milton, Minardo. 19 School Experiences The EDITORS front Row: Easton, Kaufman, Roxin, Newman. Second Row: Shulman, Schlenker, Shaff, Mylius, Hollander Third Row. Winer, Kiner, Sampler, Jacobs, Colonna ARTISTS Seated: Easton, Cook, Sokol Stand- ing: Balzer, DiGregorio, Simms. PHOTOGRAPHERS Seated: Roxin, Jacobs Standing: Dancy, Segelin. 20 School Experiences ADVERTISING STAFF Kneeling: Kantor, Modiano. Seated: Wittenberg, Cona, Longo. Standing: Lipsky, Cresov, Jones, SamlofT. Ab- sent: Price, Rockowitz, INDIVIDUAL PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Kneeling: Zipkin. Seated: Cohen, Woods, Markus. Standing: Wertheim, James, Kleinstein, Damico. CIRCULATION STAFF Front Rote: Hurwitz, Elias, Lipson, Cooper, Rockowitz, Solomon. Second Row: Migdol, Milbredt, Schulman, Baker, Wolf, Levy, Comisar, Weimer, Third Row: Smith, Kur- lander, Kraszkiewkz, Kelly, Ortolani, Gissin, Arena, Hopkins, VasilefT, Cohen, 21 School Experiences HANSEL AND GRETEL by Humperdinck for a Christmas Assembly Once upon a time . , . ” 'Look Gretel, a gingerbread house!” Interlude RADIO WORKSHOP Hokus Pokus! Front Row: SussmaOj Inglis, Comunale, Hurrell, Comisar, Second Row: Migdol, Chait, Damico, Meiselman, Gordon, Stoler, Bucci. Third Row: Tripi, Woods, Kaufman, Sharf, J, Poshva, Sherman, R. Poshva, Meyer, VanNess, Coleman. 22 School Experiences 8:15 CLUB In the informal atmosphere of the 8:15 Club students may learn about and discuss the great literature of the world. MAIN LIBRARY AIDES The Candle, our literary publication� features rep- resentative writing of pupils at all grade levels. Students may contribute material directly to the English office, or teachers may submit good writing from any class. ENGLISH BOOKROOM AIDES 3 Front Row: Spector, Harris, Pike, Chapman, Greenberg. Second Row: Rapkin, Kiner, Brown, Penlon, Bonfield, Cooper, Sedor, Beine. These students distribute and col- lect books for the English classes. School Experiences LATIN HONOR SOCIETY GROUP I front Rou1: Milton, Pearce, DiNolfo, Paluso, Brownell, Sufrin, Gutkin, Bernstein, M. Hollander. Second Rou : MacLachlan, Zipkin, Kantor, Wilk, Manning, J. Hollander, Korensiein, D. Lederman, Kelley, Sciortino, Miss Hess. Third Row: Gardner, Simons, Greenberg, Quantz, Borst, Payer, Hallinen, Battista, Schafer, Seitz, Wittenberg, Minsk. Fourth Row: Milas, Markus, Weiner, SamlofT, Lipsky, M. Lederman, Huttenbach, Shulman, Mylius, Jacobs, Kiner, Clements, Mendelsen, Scientia est potestas LATIN HONOR SOCIETY GROUP II Front Row: J, Hoover, DeWiit, Kent, Kirchner, Dron, Sirvet, Shulman, Laky, Andaloro, Grace. Second Row: R. Burger, Kasbohm, Simon, Yates, Berger, Nirschke, DeSarra, O’Connell, Frank, DaVola, Boncke. Third Row: Tabaczynski, Hallinen, Bode, Humeniuk, Wagner, Wolff, Barbarita, Bcine, Kilgras, Royka, Palermo, M. Hoover, Earned, White. Fourth Row. Meiselman, Dancy, Michielson, Posner, Lonktewicz, Rosenstein, Dell, Gab bey, Markus, Guelli, Kravetz, Segelin, Gust in is, 1 lardo. 24 School Experiences FRENCH HONOR SOCIETY Savoir c’est pouroir CONVERSATIONAL FRENCH CLASS Front Row; Mishchenko, Kopen, Seitz, Agneilo, Lockhart, Sokol, Kantor. Second Row: DiSalvio, Snyder, Martschenko, Derman, Thomas, Burgeman, Hurwitz, Jtiskiw. Third Row: Schafer, Vasileff, Hoffman, Kaufman, Hollander, Newman, O'Keefe, Dylowsky, Price, Mrs. Warner. Fourth Row. Burns, Levy, Wolff, Rosenstein, Haller, James, Goronkin, Beachner, Burnes, Milion. GERMAN HONOR SOCIETY Wis sen ist konnen Front Row: Humler, Gerring, Freitag, Drebert, Baudisch, Kuroyedov, Sydelnik, Zobnik. Second Row: Guenther, Lonkewyez, Rippe, Mischke, Horeth, Krygeris, N. Altre, Brause, Bedrij, Ackerman, Miss Peterson. Third Row: Kostyniuk, Stekloff, Nuth, Cohen, Benesch, D. Altre, Walker, Flint, Szmigel, Schulz, Sahmel. 25 School Experiences ITALIAN HONOR SOCIETY Sapere e pot ere SPANISH IV CLASS Front Row: Gallo, Tripi, Zizzo, Thomas. Second Row: Lockhart, Damico, Nucelli, Longo, B. Battista, A. Tuttobene, Thomann, Third Row. P. Battista, Bevacqua, Pi pi tone, Mr. lacubucci, L. Tuttobene, Silver!, Musso, Marcello. SPANISH HONOR SOCIETY Saber es poder Front Row: Wilmot, Thomas, Roxin, Cohen, Kurlander, Farwell, Sherman, Kaufman. Second Row: Hollander, Solomon, James, Sampler, Price, Schlenker, Rockowitz, Hurwitz. Third Row: Easton, Newman, Weinbaum, Silver, Hoffman, Cherkasky, Schaffer, Cona, Comunale, Kleinstein, Shulman, Mr, Cohen. Fourth Row: Kirsch, Novick, Painton, Palleschi, Paddock, Colonna, Prevost, Wertheim, Farash, Gommenginger, 26 School Experiences GREENHOUSE GENERAL SCIENCE Cure for an Ailing Plant Who's shadowing whom? RADIO ELECTRONICS CLUB Now you turn this knob here and . . . PHYSICS Sonne Light on the Subject CHEMISTRY What happens now? 27 School Experiences SOCIAL SCIENCE FORUM Front Row: Zobniw, Milton, Roekowitz, Wittenberg, Olyslager, Simmons, Sufrin, Kantor. Second Row: Migdol, Sctortino, Minsk, Miss Leene, Roxin, Jacobs, Mylius, Vallone, Cherkasky, Korenstein, Huttenbach. Third Row: Mr. Iman, David Korenstein, D. Simon, Mendelson, Greenberg, Kincr, Gardner, Rosenstein, Raphael, Price, Beine, Clements, Kelly, Shuman, Mr. Kehrig. Fourth Row: Gustinis, I. Simon, Miller, Wertheim, Samloff, Dancy, Meiselman, Gibbs, Winer, Lipsky, Segelin, Avery, Hollander, Lederman. SOCIAL SCIENCE LIBRARY AIDES Alessi, Bclk, Bernstein, Buckler, Cohen, Costa, Davis, Dick, Figler, Flowers, Furdyn, Gallogher, Germano, Green, Guido, Gutkin, Harris, Harter, Karweick, Kessler, Kiner, Lamagra, Landers, Levison, Mackewicius, Marana, Marcinkowski, Martin, Meyer, Nellis, Reitano, Shields, Sussman, Tarquine, Thelin, D. ’Walls, R. Walls, Yaniski, Zadorozny. 28 School Experiences junior Town Meeting of the Air Four students from the Citizenship Education Department discuss a controversial topic before the student body and a radio audience. CONGRESS OF CURRENT EVENTS Front Row: Votry, Paluso, Bonavilia, Alongi, Mingioa, B Schulman, Oddo, Senzel, Kanthor, Bloom, Lidman, Atias, Pecararo, Alessi, Marshall, Buckler. Second Row: Casta, Cavallaro, Allen, Aronow, Hoppe, Simon, Cappe- lino, Maddaiina, Posato, Bene, Platania, Mi nardo. Ducat, Germuga, Carliri, Karweick, Tarquine. Third Row: Mr. Hoffman, Yobbagy, Sleight, Hoesterey, Privitera, Wein- garten, Furdyn, Lambert, Lipsky, S Shapiro, Bridge, Korenstein, Ftgler Ilardo, Benesch, Kraszkiewicz, Kovach, Adams, Mr. DuBois. Fourth Row: Gerring, Ackerman, Roth, Grossman, Uglialoro, Coxford, Vincent, Bauer, Little, Barg, Boers, Burgess, Obi, Rubin, Blass, Loiacono, C. Shulman. Fifth Row: Mr. MacConnell, Doyle, Mass, Nowack, Meyrath, Kucker, Pica, Roegner, Lippman, Hranowsky, Garren, Metzger, Atlas, Katz, Merkel, Mil- ler, Palermo, W, Shapiro, Mrs, Fuller. 29 School Experiences FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA front Row: Radtke, Gerring, Brownell, Rockowitz, Elkin, Cohen, Stoll. Second Row: Wilk, Cona, Wolf, Shaft, Wolff, Pearce, Borst, Payer. Third Row. Newman, Manning, Farweli, Easton, Derman, Miss Rauber, Kleinstein, Schlenker, H. Sherman, K. Sherman, Hollander, Solomon, Fourth Row: Comunale, MacLachlan, Sampler, Wagner, Zlowsky, Rosenstein, Kress, Schulman, Cirotski, James, Milton, 30 School Experiences COMMERCIAL HONOR SOCIETY Front Row: Roxin, Gesell, Adams, Woods, Loria. Second Row: Elias, Van Graafciland, Price, Slowikowsky, Frumusa, Morrill, Elkin, Sharf. Third Row: Mogab, Arena, Palermo, Hopkins, Sander, Armbruster, Zimmerman, Thomann, O’Keefe, Heck, De Muynck, Mrs. Smith. Fourth Row: James, Kabot, Green, Poshva, Balzer, Cherkauer, Pipitone, Levy, Burns, Trommer, Pilgrim, Gurowski. Absent: Bloomer, COOPERATIVE, SECRETARIAL, AND RETAIL CLASSES Part-time work provides students with practical business experience. Front Row: Vinci, Frumusa, Morrill, Scarminach, Barkin. Second Row: Guarino, Mrs. Young, Mr. Leggett, Mrs. Smith, Stein, Puleo. Third Row: Gissin, Schaffer, Sanginario, Pizzo, Girgemi, Dejohn, Shulman, Schwartz, Kabot, DiBanolo, Gurowski. Fourth Row: Kosoff, Pilgrim, Trommer, Guggino, Moss, Kramer, Oliver, Shaffer, Florentine, Rothschild. 31 School Experiences BOOKSTORE AIDES Dependable girls receive useful experience and perform an important service to their school. Two Spirals, please, Front Row. Latson, Siekierski, Gay, Gesell, Schlenker, C Foster. Second Row: James, Adams, Arena, Berg, Hoover, Brause, Okolowicz, McAdam, Brownell. Third Roto: Pearce, N. Foster, Mattison, Zarpendne, Kasbohm, Mr. Warner, Pipitone, Poshva, Palazzo, Sciortino, Sharf. TOKEN WINDOW Only six for 50c? 32 School Experiences STAMP CLUB COIN CLUB Young philatelists learn about the customs and languages of other lands. Study of coins from foreign countries and the United States provides many hours of profitable leisure. BUSINESS MACHINES Valuable training comes from the use of modern business machines. SWITCHBOARD AIDES Emergency announcements mingled with routine messages pass through the hands of these reliable students. Arena, Avery, Burns, Cohen, Grace, Kabot, Kiner, Li pant, Marshall, Martin, Minsk, Price, Profetta, Stoler, Thomas, Volpe, Ziarko. 33 School Experiences MADRIGAL CLUB Students with exceptional voices come from the Senior Choir to sing in the Madrigal Club. Front Row: Mrs. Bloom - Accompanist, Davidson, Schifano, Sheldon, Snyder, Guarino, Heath, Strebcr, Hopkins, Mr. Lyders - Director, Second Row: Dron, Straight, VerPlank, Van- Graafeiland, Milton, VanNess, Hassetc, Battista, Shields, Hoover, Page. Third Row: Zelazny, Machonkin, Santo, VanHorn, Nolle, Kelly, Sthroeder, Mix, Bramer, Haller. SOLOISTS TRUMPETERS Marilyn Dron, Frank Johnson, Edward Machonkin Norman Kurlander, Terry Mix, Harry' Walker, Rockwell Ligozio. School Experiences RECOGNITION BY THE EASTMAN SCHOOL OF MUSIC Selected members of Franklin's orchestra who have played with the Rochester Civic Orchestra under the direction of Dr. Paul White are: Marcia Bernstein ’54, '55; Annette Fayer ’54, 55; Irene Zobniw '54, ’55; Bette Kingsbury 55; David Valenza ’55. Eastman Scholarships are held by: Marcia Bernstein - violin - 54, 55; Jeffrey Hollander - piano - ’45- 55; Joyce Hollander - violin - 52- 55; Irene Zobniw - violin - 53-’55. SENIOR CHOIR front Row: Tannario, Loria, Siplin, Davidson, Richard- son, Heath, Mascara, Eorio, Bachman, Smith, While, Schifano, Platt, Mazzola, Bella via. Second Row. Loia- cono, Sheldon, Vuie, Lally, Shapiro, Snyder, Fox, Stenzcl, VerPlank, Simmons, Hopkins, VanGraafeiland, Wilk, Jonas, Radtke, Rappaport. Third Row: Streber, Bianchi, Sharf, Wood, DeMuynck, Eggert, VanNess, Blocher, Zelazny, Shubowttz, Straight, Mogab, Diodato, Sherman, Theim, Mastowski. fourth Row. Battista, Jones, Trovatn, Machonktn, Clawson, James, Kamola, Green, Earned, Wolff, Altre, VanHorn, Isaacson, Frank Johnson, Marten, Shields, fifth Row: Smith, Beckwith, DeBellis, Lederman, Schrader, Mix, Reynolds, Haller, Abballe, Bramer, Kelly, Nolle, Francis Johnson, Page, Garbeck, Adams, Mr. O. Matthew Lyders Dirertor, Mrs. Helen Bloom - Accompanist. 3 5 School Experiences JUNIOR CHOIR Miss Anne Morrow, Director Grade 9 Mrs. Grace Dennison, Accompanist A. Arena, C. Arena, Balkum, Earned, Belk, Bendzus, Bloom, Brown, Buckler, Chatman, Chatterton, Cohen, Coleman, Collins, Daniels, DiGiulio, Dinoto, Feary, Feinberg, Ferretti, Flowerday, Franus, Garren, Gattuso, Gordon, Gorecke, Gronsky, Gurell, Harmon, Howell, Hutchins, Jlardo, Johnson, Kale, Katz, Kelley, Kirsch, Korenstein, Kuniskis, Little, Longo, Lupo, Lynch, Markus, Mastowski, Merkel, Meyer, Miller, Miskiel, Molinari, Montoya, Morgand, Muckstadt, Oddo, Osipovitch, Pal- meter, Pi Ion, Pisano, Pitts, Polimeni, Politi, Poshva, Reubens, Rinere, Robinson, Rubin, Scanio, Shapiro, Shaub, B. Shulman, C. Shulman, Sintzenich, Stoler, Viner, Votry, Walls, Weiss, Wenzler, White, 'Wichman, Wilkinson. SEXTET The Sextet finds enjoyment in developing harmony and rhythm. 36 School Experiences PLATTER CHATTER CLUB The Platter Chatter Club pursues its interest in music through appreciation of records, dance, and song. JUNIOR CHOIR Miss Anne Morrow, Director Grade 8 Mrs. Helen Bloom, Accompanist Alongi, Barogrella, Benesch, Bleier, Bonovilla, Bonsignore, Cavallaro, Cherkasky, Chiazenza, Clarke, Clements, Cohen, Cresov, DeNinnis, DiPritna, Dittman, Frisch, Fuss, Garatalo, Gattuso, Gatz, Gronsky, Guarre, Gutkin, Hartz, Karwelck, Kirchner, Lambert, Lazzaro, Levatino, Lind, Markus, Mirabella, Pecoraro, Pelychaty, Privitera, Rivaldo, Rosenbaum, Sawyer, Senzel, Sereno, Shapiro, Shopes, Siegl, Slavin, Sloty, Sparklin, Story, Ugliatoro, VanGraafeiland, Wiesner. 37 Clarinets: Ackroyd, Berger, Bernstein, Bonn, DiPietro, Fantauzzo, Grasso, Guenther, Halwick, Kanthor, Kings- bury, Komesar, Mazzara, Mohr, O’Connell, Peters, Pilato, Saditk, B. Salzano, J. Salzano, Sebastian, Siekierski, Snyder, Specior, Weinreb, Winer, Wolff; Flutes: Am- dursky, E. Choii, Kent, Painton, Wilner; Oboes: Ostnski; Bassoons: Fayer, Valenza; Saxophones: Barone, RerJo- wiiz, Brokov, Canzoneri, Jansen, Lee, Markese, Palermo, Serahne, Sutera, Wilkinson; Cornets: Allen, Braverman, Cherkasky, L. Choit, R. Cohen, Conthelos, Crino, Di- Muro, DiPaul, Fiordeliso, Henderson, Kulp, Kurlander, Ligozio, C Mangione, Markus, McNeil, Mead, Mix, Patmeri, Personte, Petranto, Pollifrone, Popowyck, Schenkel, Senzel, Stell, Swartz, Taft, Taylor, VanZandt, Walker, Weissend; French Horns: Cresov, Kulp, Marsh, Sussman; Baritones; Baur, Lanthrop, Roegner, Speedy; Trombones: Bryant, McEneany, Meiselman, Miller, Mink, Ptcu, Swartz, Simon, Walther, Warren; Tubas: A. Cohen, Hopf, Pearce, Salt, Tw'itchell; Percussion: Balcaen, Bab- cock, Beckwith, Brownell, Cappellino, Gardone, Hoff- man, Kucker, Luehm, Sherman, MR. C BENJAMIN SCAMMELL, Director 38 School Experiences ORCHESTRA MR. C. BENJAMIN SCAMMELL, Director Violins: Bernstein, Bloom, Burger, Chasky, A. Cohen, N. Cohen, Costa, Darrer, DeWitt, Galloway, Goldstein, Harris, Hollander, Hoover, Hurwitz, Kaiser, Kennard, I). Lambert, L. Lambert, OslofT, Piotter, Romanowski, Sedore, Sufrin, Szwojkos, Zeif, Zobniw; Violas: Schlen- ker; Cellos: Gardner, Hoffman, Levison; String Basses: DeLorm, Goldstein, Wilk; Flutes: Kent, Painton; Oboes: Osinski; Clarinets: Foster, Kingsbury, B. Salzano, J, Salzano; Bassoons: Fayer; Trumpets: Kulp, Kurlander Ligozio, Markus, Weissend; Horns: Kulp, Sussman; Trombones: Bryant, McEncany, Swartz, Warren; Per- cussion: Gardone, Kutker, Sherman; Piano: Weinstein. 39 School Experiences SIBLEY S SCHOLASTIC AWARDS EXHIBIT FOR 1955 Key Awards: Joseph Battaglia, Judith Blyler, Marilyn Cook, John DiGregorio, Frances Dragone, Wolfgang GrifTig, Paula Levatino, Daniel Malczewski, Linda Metzger, Anthony Peluso, Nathan Rivaldo, Don Schneider, Jack Simms, Sandra Simon, Jean Thomas, Sam Villareale. Honorable Mention: Freya Baskin, Marie Bonsignore, Eida Calda, Orest Chornophsky, Marilyn Cook, Virginia Cook, Norman Frisch, Celeste Garzanetti, Linda Goldstein, Wolfgang Griffig, Sam Grisoff, Sora Lee Kopen, Murrietta Lee, Anthony Levatino, Daniel Malczewski, Sandra Simon, Barbara Sparklin, Sandra Story, Jean Thomas, Leonora Vasileff, Steven Weinreb, Judith Weinstein, George Weiss. MASKS CERAMICS Indian Head Around and around we go ... ' WATER COLOR SCULPTURE 40 . . . wish you were here Where Chiseling Pays School Experiences STAGE CREW Front Row: Hoadley, Sussman, VanNess, Hurrell, Collier. Second Row: Maurice, Isaac, Maibohm, Chatmon, Stoler, Nacy, Linger, Lasher. Third Row: Levinson, Butenko, Guran, Mr. Yaeger, Votry, Himenbach, Schulman, Metcht, Smith, Ruta. Fourth Row: Hurrell, Neubert, Inglis, Gelo, Astrachan, Sidor, DeLucca, Yuhas, Morath, Flint, Chojchuk, Webster, Zellen, Northrup. Fifth Row: Jermyn, VanHorn, Mikiewicz, Adams, Garbeck, Schroeder, Wormsbecher, Bramer, Braun, Novick, Gordon, Warren, Shaw, Wanner, Lynch, Kreitzberg, Frank. TRANSPORTATION SHOP Boys gain practical knowledge of automobile and airplane mechanics. 41 School Experiences 42 School Experiences COOKING Ac Home on a Range SEWING HOSTESS CLASS Soup’s on. just the Right Length Will Mother approve? School Experiences FIRE AND AIR RAID WARDENS Front Row Roxin, Schafer, Borst, Cherkauer, Wolff, Easton. Second Row: Kiner, Van Horn, Winer, Mylius, Palermo. Third Row. Meiselman, Samloff, Jacobs, Colonna. TRAFFIC SQUAD LIFE SAVING DRIVER TRAINING 44 School Experiences CHEERLEADERS Front Row, JUNIOR VAR- SITY: James, Snyder, Butera, Schmidt, Kate, Agnelli, Engels, VanGraafeiland. Second Rowt VARSITY: Weimer, Yule, Thomas, Seitz - Captain. Third Row, VARSITY: Cirotski, Wolff, O'Keefe, Vasiteff, Di- Sal vio. DRUM MAJORETTES Front Row: DiCicco - Captain. Second Row: Proeto, Palermo, Allart, Zipkin, Third Row: Pipitone, Petrelli, Gay, Tabone, Adamowicz. 45 School Experiences GIRLS' TENNIS Front Ron: Fishberg Bell, Jenks, Mishchenko, Rosen. Sec- ond Rou : Geniola, Hapke, Mehlenbacher, Farrell, Lyndon, Schmidt, Wilmot. Third Row : Jackson, Wehren, M. Smith, Weinstein, M. Markus, Hollan- der, Shapiro, Buckler. Fourth Rou : Gallo, Rockowitz, Cissel, Cornelia C Smith, Milton, Andrews. Fifth Row: Sahs, Richardson, Wainwright, Kirch- ner, Sirvet, Dron, Shrager. Sixth Row. Maui son, Pearce, Cook, Wehle, Tillman, Kas- bohm, Gissin. Absent: Anda- loro, E. Markus, Galloway. GIRLS BOWLING, ADVANCED Front Row: Purcio, Rodola, Schmidt, Zury, Agnello, St. George, Palermo, Cooper, Bergen, Heath, Mastowski, Second Rote: Unterborn, Simpson, Moore, Tripi, Brownell, J. Laky, Gesell, Frohm, Thelen, Sudore, Andaloro, Dron, Lieb, Freitag. Third Row: Kirchner, Newman, Bilodeau, I. Laky, Mogab, Boncke, Mietus, Schlenker, Spitale, Payne, Borst, Kapczynski, Bond, Cherkauer. 46 School Experiences GIRLS' BASKETBALL Front Row: Jackson, Rosen, Cherkasky, J. Laky, Kennard, Wilmot. Second Row: Foster, Engels, Brumfield, M. Green, Goho, Shopes, Shapiro, Lyndon, Richardson, Third Row, Sahs, Wehle, VanGraafeiland, Wainwright, Bell, Kingsbury, Gordon, B. Green, Meisch, Cook, Story, Shelton, I. Laky. GIRLS’ BOWLING, BEGINNERS Front Row: Sleight, Tarquine, VonBuren, Rosen, Woerner, Dick, Sawyer, Cherkasky. Second Row: Shaw, Schmitt, Pecora, Wehrun, Merkel, Van- Graafeiland, Shopes, Krasz- kiewicz. Third Row: Young, Bell, Story, Famiano, Sweet, Thompson, Speedy, Guenther, Lieb, Ski liman, Hall, Gordon, Fourth Row: Lazzaro, Schlen- ker, Sanger, Brumfield, Kelly, Harweick, Schindler, Spring, Meblenbacher, Perry, Bonsig- nore, Riggi. 47 School Experiences GIRLS’ VOLLEYBALL Front Rou : Wilmot, Sydelnik, Omeeinskyj, Lyndon, J, Laky, Richardson. Second Row Olyslager, Vilkovitsky, Sahs, Miss Pfeiffer, Goho, Wehle, Engels. Third Row: Mrzywka, Mogab, Wainwright, Bedrij, Lalka, Lonkewycz, Cook, Payne, I. Laky, BADMINTON Front Row: Dankner, Rubin, Cresov, Foster, Second Row: Gatz, Meisch, Kapczynski, VerPlank, Lippman. Third Row: Me Adam, Valenza, Schlottman, Huttenbach, Bond, Zellen, Scott, 48 School Experiences GIRLS’ GOLF In after-school practice, girls learn the correct stance and action that will improve their scores. GREENHOUSE AND AQUARIUM CLUBS Front Rou: Bloom, Latson, N. Korenstein, Hughes, Salber, D. Walls, Gallagher, Scott. Second Row. R. Walls, Szwajkos, Harter, Goldstein, D. Korenstein, A. Korenstein, Marano, Bachner. Third Row: Cross, Goldberg, Spector, Adamus, Mahon, Smith, Davis, Woodard, Rogers, Clark, Ray, Mr. Perham. Fourth Row: Brown, Berlowitz, Beinke, Paul, Simon, Mikiewicz, Maurice, Shuman, Abrey, Shaw, Kreitzerg, Isaac. 49 School Experiences VARSITY BASKETBALL Front Row; Sherman, Mr. Stowell, Onderdonk. Second Row; Brown, Lingg, Villareale, Matula, Guelii, Wa lentas, Sdolino, Kilgras, Tambe, Mix, Tinsman, Harley, Dobbelaere. Franklin 6 Fefferson iO Franklin 41 Charlotte - 50 Franklin 52 Edison 40 Franklin 64 Marshall 77 Franklin 57 West 68 Franklin 47 East 68 Franklin 47 Madison 62 Franklin 59 Monroe 60 Franklin 44 East 77 Franklin . 47 Jefferson 33 Franklin ... 47 Edison 30 Franklin ... 51 Charlotte 60 Franklin ... 52 Marshall .... 61 Franklin ... 55 West 61 Franklin 49 Aquinas 62 F'ranklin ... 62 Madison 89 Franklin 42 Monroe 48 Franklin ... 26 Fairport 51 RESERVE BASKETBALL Front Row; Babcock, Key, Posato, Mr. Applebee, Hal wick, Dunbar, Shapiro - Captain. Second Row; Sebastian, Moran, Mueller, Mion, Hurwitz, Bryant, Hyde, Pabrinkis, Walt her, Royka, Cohen., 50 School Experiences BASEBALL Front Row: Burba, Vinci, Barone, Kramarczyk, Satzano, Centola. Second Row: Mr. Kart, Eidelstern, Sciarabba, Lesio, Hal wick, Scioli no, Malta, Graves. Third Row: Tinsman, Mix, Kowski, Skalny, Guelli, Cirafisi, Catone, Painton, DiGregorio. Franklin . 0 West 10 Franklin ... 3 East . . Franklin 1 Charlotte 3 Franklin ... 2 Edison Franklin 1 Madison 11 Franklin ......... ... 2 Marshall Franklin .. 4 Monroe 1 Franklin ... 1 Aquinas CROSS COUNTRY Franklin ..... 21 Franklin ..... 17 Franklin ........ 27 Franklin ..... 23 Madison ...... 42 Jefferson ... 45 Marshall ..... 52 West ......... 45 Edison 71 Charlotte 73 East - ..... 57 Monroe 60 VARSITY TEAM Sanger, City Champion Low Score Wins Front Row: GJaess, Turberg, G. Mangione, VanGraafeiland, Sanger, Walentas, Kilgras, Sherman, Sceusa. Second Row: Royka, Babcock, Aceto, Collalto, Mr, Stowell, C. Mangione, Loiacano, Goldman, Magin. Third Row. Rockow, LeBriton, Neu, LaPlata, Gommenginger, Tabaczynski, Clements, Frankel, Harley, 51 School Experiences FOOTBALL Front Row. Ange, DeLorenzo, J. Romano, Tai larida, Maratta, Mr, Di Bella - Trainer, W. Grabowski, Zello, Slattery, Mion, Syracuse, Brown. Second Row: Marasco, Inglis, Malta, Lingg, B, Grabowski, Sproule - Co-captain, Radford, G Romano, Porter Co-captain, Matula, Eblaeker, Tarana. Third Row: Mr. O'Ambrosia - Head Coach, Sciarabba - Manager, Satzalski, Ferreri, Navarra, A. Romano, Atwater, Scalzo, Bilotti, Tiberio, Shapiro, Cortese, Donovan, Mr. Hawke - Line Coach, Fourth Rou: Pundt, Sciortino, Dunbar. C. Romano, Davis, Curry, Russo, Colonna, Mix, Halwick, Burba, Barrett. Franklin ......... 0 Franklin .........38 Franklin ........ 6 Franklin 27 Madison ........ 26 East ............ 7 Edison ......... 13 E. Rochester 0 Franklin 18 Franklin ....... 27 Franklin ....... 18 Marshall .......... 6 West .............. 6 Charlotte ......... 0 SOCCER Front Row: Gabbey, Debole, Kurlander, Guelli, Szmigel, Paimon, Ackroyd, Eriksson. Second Row. Pnwlowycz, Z. Guran, Taylor, Mr. Hart, Harmasz, Huttenbach, Franklin 1 East 6 Franklin 3 Edison 4 Franklin .... . 9 Jefferson 4 Franklin 6 Marshall 2 Kostyniuk, Sahmel. Third Row; Ukshe, Mancini, Muel- ler, M. G uran, Humenicek, Janicki, Valenza, Tonkiewicz. Franklin ...... 5 West 5 Franklin . 1 Charlotte 4 Franklin 3 Madison 2 Franklin 4 Monroe 3 52 School Experiences TENNIS Kneeling: Meiselman, Michaels. Standing: L. Markus, S. Markus, Chesler, Navis, H, Markus, Comisar, Huuenbach, Sadick. Franklin 3 Marshall 1 Franklin 2 Charlotte 2 Franklin 3 East 1 Franklin 4 Monroe ..... 0 Franklin 4 Madison 0 Franklin 4 Edison 0 Franklin wins over West by forfeit TRACK Front Row: G. Donovan, Schaeffer, Turburg, Petty, Tal- larida, Colonna, Neu, LeBriton, Walentas, Hoffmeir. Second Row: Lingg, Gommenginger, Zello, Weissend, Ciam poll, L. Donovan, Clements, Saczalski, Kubitz, Ktlgras, Sherman, Mr. StoweII. Third Row: Cummings, VanGraafeiland, Tuttobene, Romano, Rockow, DeBrine, Siepka, Glaess, LaSpina, Sanger. Franklin ....... 42.6 Madison ....... 52,4 Franklin ........ 51 Charlotte ...... 44 Franklin ......, 67 West ............ 28 Franklin ......... 58.5 Edison ........ 38.5 Franklin ........ 84.5 Jefferson ..... 10.5 Franklin ........ 72,5 Monroe ......... 22.5 Franklin ........ 43.7 East .......... 51.3 Franklin ........ 65 Marshall ...... 30 School Experiences POLE VAULT High, wide, and over Grapple and Groan WRESTLING Front Row, Olek, Russelli, Senuta, Liberi, Lannin. Second Row: Richane, Tarana, Knopp, Aceto, Salerno, Wanner, Frank, Third Row: Curry’, Miller, Eriksson, Painton, DiLorenzo, Slattery', Wandersee, Mr, Hart. Franklin 21 Monroe 21 Franklin ... 15 Marshall 26 Franklin 14 Madison 26 Franklin ... . 6 East 31 Franklin 27 West 14 Franklin . Jefferson Franklin 21 Edison 19 Franklin Charlotte 54 School Experiences SWIMMING Front Row: Mr. Roche, fankus. Clark, Dyer, Rockowitz, Novick, Weimer, Coleman, Ackerman. Second Row: Rockow, Poner, Petty, Levine, Huttenbach, L, Donovan, J. Donovan, Comisar, Ctampoli, OJek, Ducat, Lamagra. Absent: LaPlaca, Buckner, ----JL Franklin 59 West 16 Franklin 66 Madison 8 Franklin 45 Charlotte ... 30 Franklin 58 Jefferson 17 Franklin 36 Edison 39 Franklin 59 Acjuinas 16 Franklin 41 Marshall 34 Franklin .. East Franklin 59 Monroe ..... 16 Club! Glub! BOYS’ GOLF 55 Walther, Dyer, Shi bona, Cortese School Experiences Y-TEENS The Y-Teens of the Young Women's Christian Association seek fulfillment of Christian ideals in everyday living. ALPHA SIGMA CHI Front Row: Vasileff, Pfeffer, Brow- nell, Radtke, Weimer, Seitz, Smith. Second Rou : Arena, Cona, Hallinen, O'Keefe, James, Kraszkiewicz, Kelly. Third Row: Burst, Hoover, Tillman, Adamowicz, Ci rot ski, Kosbab, Co- munale, Kingsbury. BETA GAMMA CHI Front Row: Tascione, Iffland, Staubs, Mabry, Simmons. Second Rou : Bilo- deau, Feretti, Johnson, Arena, Bared, Molinari, Schankin. 5 6 School Experiences DELTA THETA CHI I Front Row : Sirvet, Andaloro, Thomas, Dron, Baird, Gesell, Schmidt Second Row: Mogab, Lakey, Kirchner, Matti- son, Pearce, Jeffries, Mietus, Boncke, Kowalski, Sharf, VanGraafeiland, Cat- ciola, Palermo, Farwell. Third Row: Steveley, Burns, Sciorrino, Slavin, De- Bellis, Pipitone, Poshva, Milton, Payne, Garzanetti, Valenti, Heck, Gallo. DELTA THETA CHI II Front Row. Ferrati, Sheldon, Pundt, Yule, Snyder, Me Adam, Tucker. Sec- ond Row: Allan, Oliver, Wilkinson, Heier, Cissei, Foster, VcrPlank, Pres- ton, McManus, Armbruster, Schweik- hardt, Bullts, Cook, Green. Front Row: Striae, Fuhrman, Mastow- ski, White, Bergen, Simmons, Spring, Alfieri. Second ..Row: Marcello, Freitag, Broikou, Diodato, Com unale, Whele, Fox, Clark, Gay. Third Row: Wagner, Beckwith, James, Paruta, Dengler, Libe, Weidman, Bevacqua, Kent, Hoover, Ovenburg, Heath. GAMMA DELTA PSI 57 School Experiences HI-Y’S The Hi-Y’s of the Young Men’s Christian Association aim to create, maintain, and extend throughout the community the high ideals of Christian living. CENTURIONS Front Ron : Palermo, Pallesehi, Colon- na, Zello. Second Row: Gomnien- ginger, Dancy, Gibbs, Barren, Tracey. DELTA PHI Front Row: Kremheller, Simms, Damico, Speedy, Kress, Schmidtman, Puleo. Second Row: OhJ, Pearce, Mehris, Herr, Brown, Branier, Neu- bert, Gutberlet, Avery. 58 School Experiences DRAGONS Front Row: Knopp, Lipin, Rice, Richane, O'Connell, Frank. Second Row: DeSera, Van de Waite, Eriksson, Milas, Theodor, Sciorttno, Matiioli, Mr. Gullo, KNIGHTS Front Row: Malone, Famauzzo, Pecora, Peri tore, Tursi, D’Alfonso, Traino. Second Row: Mr. lacubucci, Pata, Maas, Tauriello, Palermo, Gug- gino, Caternolo, Seatzo. Seated: Palermo, Walters, Polmateer, Atwater, Inglis, Sweet, Bucci, Hassett, Nitschke. Standing. Hurrell, Landro, G abbey, Cummings, Williamson, Rainey, Mikiewicz; Clements, Pioch, Hallinen, Valenza. SIGMA BETA 59 School Experiences School Spirit Committee Franklin Day Assembly 60 Class of 1955 As silver acquires luster toward completion of fundamental proces- sing, so the seniors begin to show a glow of refinement as they prepare for further training, or immediate practical usefulness. Class of 1955 Miss Catherine Sullivan Adviser Mr. Roger Applebee Adviser OFFICERS Maryelyn Hoover Secretary Robert Colonna Preside til Gary Pallesdii V ice-Prtsidenf Carol DiSalvio T rea surer Grate Ortolam Nelson Gibbs Girls' Social Chairman Boys' Social Chairman SENIOR COUNCIL Front Rote: Gibbs Ortolani, Colonna, DiSalvio, Hoover. berlet, Seldowitz, Samloff, Gommenginger, Barrert, Second Rou : Clark, Collalto, Wolf, Simms, Adamowicz, Lipsky, Lomoglio, Hopkins, Elias, Schmidt. James, Kosbab. Third Rou : Kelly, Sokol, Arena, Gut- ROBERT ABEL 1428 St. Paul Street GEORGE ADLER 93 Thomas Street ALDONA ARLAUSKAS 15 Lux Street DAVID BAKER 195 Fernwood Avenue Class of 1955 LOUISE ADAMOWICZ 34 Skylane Drive MARIANNE ALFIERI 18 Mark Street CHARLES ATWATER 134 Grafton Street EDWARD BAKER 118 Norton Street CAROL ADAMS 156 Gilmore Street YOLANDA ANTONACCI 287 Sneck Avenue THOMAS AVERY 198 St. Casimir Street ADRIENNE BALZER 40 Moulson Street JOHN ADAMS 64 Winfield Road SALLY ARENA 11 Meredith Street NIOLA AVIZIENIS 97 Barberry Terrace CAROL BARK 64 Owaissa Drive 63 MARVIN BARKIN 451 Remington Street PATRICIA BATTISTA 308 Bernard Street GORDON BENNETT 7 Post Rd,, Point Pleasant DIANA BORST 135 Avondale Road Class of RICHARD BARRETT 32 Abington Road THOMAS BARONE 314 First Street BEVERLY BATTISTA 308 Bernard Street DARIA BELEY 55 Lill Street JOSEPH BATTOGLIA 61 Clairmont Street ELSIE BERGMEYER 41 James St., Sea Breeze DONALD BRAMER 125 Winfield Road SYBIL BLOCHER 52 Nye Park BARBARA BRODZINSKI 5 Hart Street JEAN BELLO 130 Traver Circle PETER BORRINO 2412 Culver Road JOSEPH BROWN 28 Leopold Street 64 SALLY BROWNELL 23 Oakman Street JOHN CAVALLARO 54 Martin Street THOMAS CIAMPOLI 28 Hargrave Street ROSALIE COHEN 1222 St, Paul Street Class of 1955 EMANUEL CAMHI 140 Alphonse Street ROSALIND CERAMI 174 Lyceum Street IRENE CHERKAUER 157 Hartsdale Road LORRAINE CIROTSKI 325 Weaver Street DOROTHY COLEMAN 481 Bernard Street DAVID CLARK 28 Lafayette Road VINCENT COLLALTO 80 Trust Street ARLENE CHUDANSKI 95 Friederick Park RONALD CLAWSON 17 Aurora Street ROBERT COLONNA 189 Randolph Street 65 MARY COMFLLA 168 Weaver Street MARILYN COOK 1478 St, Paul Street JOSEPH CORTESE 29 Northaven Terrace 1 ROBERT CURRY 241 Irondequoit Street Class of 1955 ARTHUR COMISAR 93 Evergreen Street JENNIE COOPER 345 Wilkins Street THOMAS CRAMER 27 Roth Street JOSEPH D'AMICO 53 Cole Street JOAN COMUNALE 42 Miller Street OSCAR COOPER 91 Kelly Street GILBERT CRESOV 786 Clifford Avenue LOUIS DAMICO 22 Patt Street DOLORES CONA 183 Willmont Street JOHN CORDARO 8 Sheridan Street JOSEPH CURATALO 41 Hollister Street JOHN DANCY 90 Strong Street 66 GUDRUN DEGEL 135 Conkey Avenue EDWARD DI BARTOLO 96 Roycroft Drive JOHN DI GREGORIO 190 Si. Stanislaus Street CAROL DI SALVIO 24 Sheimoni Drive Class of 1955 JOSEPH DE JOHN 106 Waring Road ROBERT DE LUCCA 140 Lake View Avenue k i ii NANCY DI CICCO 126 Tremont Street JOANNE DI SALVO 159 Pardee Road MARILYN DIETERLF 175 Garford Road 1 ARLENE DI NOLFO 105 Lincoln Street NICHOLAS DI SALVO 66 Portage Street i JACQUELYN DERMAN 485 Laurelton Road WILLIAM DI GRAZIO 339 First Street EDWARD DI PRIMA 5 Woodford Street GERALD DONOVAN 24 Lang Street 67 LAWRENCE DONOVAN 24 Lang Street MAE EDDY 15 Herman Street EDDIE ELSAW 67 Vienna Street WILLIAM FARASH 1705 St. Paul Street Class of 1955 DONNA DOYLE 31 Vose Street VAIDEVUTIS DRAUGELIS 19 Vose Street NANCY EASTON 154 Saranac Street MARIANNE EGGERT 26 Siebert Place BEVERLY ELIAS 632 Norton Street BETH ELKIN 31 Rhine Street RONALD ENGLERT DOUGLAS ESTEY 299 Alphonse Street 460 Maplewood Avenue LUCILLE FANARA 95 Fieldwood Drive ANNETTE FAYER 738 Clifford Avenue RUSSELL FERRARA 181 Oneida Street ANNA FIORICA 53 Oakman Street 68 PATRICIA FLEIG 177 Park Rd.t Point Pleasant IRWIN FREY 65 Long Acre Road ROBERT GARBECK 763 Avenue D ERNEST GIORDANO 215 Roycroft Drive Class of 1955 RONALD FLORACK 170 Worthington Road LEAH FLORENTINE 41 Widman Street RAPHAEL FRIEDMAN 54 Strong Street ROBERT FRITZ 139 Avenue C ANTHONY GARDONE 248 Nichols Street BRUNO GAVENS 34 Sylvester Street ANTHONY GIRGENTI BARBARA GISSIN 106 Winterroth Street 148 Rauber Street RALPH FREDERICK 103 Lowell Street MARY FRUMUSA 26 Almira Street NELSON GIBBS 47 Rialto Street SHEILA GISSIN 661 Joseph Avenue 69 ROY GOMMENGINGER 75 Marne Street ROBERT GRABOWSKI 1875 Goodman Street, North RONALD GRAVES 91 Hollister Street NINA GUARJNO 132 Remington Street Class of 1955 VALERIE GRABOWSKI 1875 Goodman Street, North JO ANNE GRADER 135 Sylvester Street LOUIS GREBLIUNAS 13 Watkin Terrace WOLFGANG GRIFFIG 26 Forester Street FRANK GUELLI 76 Fieldwood Drive JOAN GUELLI 76 Fieldwood Drive BRUCE GOSSON 99 Walter Road JACK GRAUPMAN 46 Rau Street SAMUEL GRISOFF 153 Merrimac Street ROBERT GUGGINO 201 Ernst Street 70 Class of 1955 RUTH GUROWSKI 273 Conkey Avenue ALLEN GUTBERLET 550 Remington Street JOAN HAEGEL 192 Seliinger Street GENE HALECKI 993 Clinton Avenue, North WILLIAM HEINRICH 75 Wahl Road DONNA HALLINFN 176 Rustic Street JOAN HEALY 22 Carl Street KENNETH HERR 1310 Clinton Avenue, North MAXINE HOLLANDER 1131 St. Paul Street MARYELYN HOOVER 1420 Clifford Avenue LAURA H UR WITZ 256 Norton Street DIRK HUTTENBACH 36 Benwell Road WILLIAM INGLIS 170 Deerfield Drive HARVEY JACOBS 90 Scrantom Street 71 VELMA JAMES 122 Winterroth Street BURTON JONES 224 Oneida Street BERNICE KAMOLA 85 Berlin Street t YVONNE KELLY 106 Eiffel Plate Class of 1955 JONAS JANKUS FRANCIS JOHNSON 565 Hudson Avenue 100 Kelly Street ARNOLD KINER BETTE KINGSBURY 18 Eien Street 111 Herbert St., Sea Breeze MACK JOHNSON 150 Kelly Street DOLORES KABOT 1716 North Street SANDRA KAUFMAN 1055 Clinton Avenue, North SHERMAN KLEINSTEIN 18 Trenaman Street 72 SHERRIS KLEINSTEIN 18 Trenaman Street DANIEL KOLASA 66 Warsaw Street BEVERLY KOZEL 1621 St. Paul Street WILLIAM KRESS 253 Coolidge Road Class of 1955 ANATOLE KOCHENKO 215 Clifford Avenue MARTHA KOLACKI 283 Crossfield Road SEYMOUR KOPEN JOYCE KOSBAB 4134 St, Paul Boulevard 21 Trenaman Street WALTER KRAMER 68 Cecelia Terrace ALLEN KUBITZ 1549 Clinton Avenue, North MARILYN KRASZKIEWICZ 28 Shady Lane Drive NORMAN KURLANDER 119 Avenue B MATTHEW KOLACKI 1162 Portland Avenue ALMA KOSOFF 50 Widman Street RAYMOND KRAVETZ 63 Morrill Street SANDRA KURLANDER 119 Avenue B 73 STEPHEN KWIATKOWSKI 117 Cleon Street ROSEMARY LAPP 827 Norton Street BERNADINF LEDERMAN 182 Paxton Road SANDRA LEVY 39 Mazda Terrace Class of RICHARD LAFERERA 195 Arbutus Street JAQUEL1NE LA ROCCA 132 Morton Street RICHARD LACING 124 Huntington St., Sea Breeze WILLIAM LE BRITON 76 Eiffel Place MARVIN LEDERMAN 101 Thomas Street MURRIETTA LEE 5 Vayo Street ARLENE LEWANDOSKI 41 Henry Street ROCKWELL LIGOZIO 131 Valley Circle GENE LA PLACA 33 Weld Street ALLEN LEDERMAN 65 Hoeltzer Street GERALD LEVY 349 Remington Street LOUISE LIPANI 800 North Street 74 BURTON LIPSKY 17 Reliance 5treet ANGELA LONGO 83 Baycliff Drive DAVID MAAS 440 First Street DANIEL MALCZEWSKI 453 Carter Street Class of 1955 JUDITH LIPSON 2 Bobrich Drive STELLA LISI 31 Concord Street SAMUEL LOMOGLIO 12 Frederic Street h JOHN MANCUSO 998 Avenue D LIBBY LOR IA 5 Lincoln Street HELEN LUCHTERHAND 46 Oakman Street LUCY MAKAUSKAS 241 Durnan Street J DORIS LORD 98 Sellinger Street VIOLETA MACKEVICIUS 463 Hudson Avenue CHARLES MALTA 294 Carter Street MARCELLA MAHLE 910 Portland Avenue EMILIO MANCINI 68 Weld Street 7 5 i SAMUEL MANCUSO 24 St. Jacob Street SIDNEY MARKUS 11 Emanon Street I i J BEVERLY McCORMICK 183 Magee Avenue MONTE MIGDOL 22 Gladys Street Class of 1955 ROBERTA MARCIANO 19 Manitou Street i I H i SARAH MARTIN 87 Lake Breeze Park ARTHUR MEISELMAN 45 Wilkins Street V SONJA MILBREDT 232 Carter Street ANDREW MARKESE 5 Grant Street MARY MASTEN 1474 Goodman Street, North SIEGFRIED MEYRIS 27 Roth Street 1 JACQUELINE MILITELLO 607 Avenue D LAWRENCE MARKUS 132 Norton Street JOSEPH MAZZARA 87 Portage Street MARVIN MIGDOL 323 Rawlinson Road SIDNEY MILLER 135 Rutledge Drive 76 CARMELLA MIRAGLIA 818 North Street ROBERT MOSS 39 Oakman Street RICHARD NEUBERT 21L Pardee Road ROBERT NOVICK 296 Versailles Road Class of 1955 TEDDA MODIANO 12 Calumet Street JAMES MORATH 65 Maria Street ANGELINA MUSSO 37 Sellinger Street RICHARD NEVINSKAS 53 Warsaw Street vi EBHU ANITA NUCELLI 1800 Goodman Street, North HERBERT MYLIUS 80 Scrantom Street MURIEL NEWMAN 180 Hollenbeck Street ROBERT OHL 93 Evergreen Street MONA MORRILL 64 Dayton Street MARVIN NAHMIAS 132 Webster Avenue KENNETH NOLLE 84 Leicestershire Road PATRICIA O’KEEFE 117 Morrill Street 77 Class of 1955 | W- GRACE ORTOLANI 152 Bay Street l ui JOAN OKOLOWICZ 33 Laser Street CAROL OLIVER 1830 Clifford Avenue ROBERT PAINTON 40 Zygment Street ESTHER PALAZZO 200 Portage Street RICHARD PEARCE 35 Nile Drive MARIE PETRELLI 75 Blakeslee Street RICHARD PALERMO 50 Gray Street BENNY PENNA 141 Nichols Street RICHARD PETTY 269 Lexington Avenue GARY PALLESCHI 59 Jackson Street LEONARD PERKINS 1147 North Street RITA PFEFFER 24 Jackson Street JOAN PALUSO 103 Norran Drive THOMAS PETRAM A LO 48 George Street, Sea Breeze JOANNE PILGRIM 501 Norton Street 78 MARIE PIZZO 118 Hillcrest Street JACK PORTER 1271 St. Paul Street FRANK PULLARA 204 Delamaine Drive PATRICIA REISS 220 Carter Street Class of 1955 SAMUEL PIZZO 118 Lincoln Street JEROME PREVOST 159 Portage Street ELIZABETH RABE 52 Marion Street, Sea Breeze JAMES RE1TANO 252 Bay Street ALMA ‘PLUTKO 22 Manchester Street HARRIET PRICE 42 Avenue A GARRY RADFORD 1058 Whitlock Road FREDERICK ROCKOW 168 Carter Street SAM POL1ZZI 337 Roycroft Drive FRANK PULEO 57 Long Acre Road KATHLEEN RADTKE 30 Mead Street HELEN ROCKOWITZ 54 Wolfert Terrace 79 LENA RODOLA 1331 Clifford Avenue ELAINE ROSENBERG 680 Clifford Avenue EUNICE ROTHSCHILD 10 Kappel Place BARBARA RUSSO 208 Norran Drive Class of 1955 BARBARA ROESCH 36 Lux Street SIDNEY ROSENBLOOM 17 Whittier Park ETHEL ROXIN 4 Ludwig Park ROBERT SAGERS 65 Roser Street ANN ROSSELLI 178 Lincoln Street ROBERT RUBEN 1532 St. Paul Street MARIE SALIC 321 First Street JOHN ROMANO 370 Sneck Avenue ROBERT ROSSIGNOLO 90 Kilmar Street ALAN RUBENSTEIN 190 Burweli Road JOSEPH SALZANO 1313 North Street 80 HAROLD SAMLOFF 197 Hollenbeck Street WILLIAM SANTORE 74 Aurora Street ■■■I DIANE SCHAFFER 177 Portland Avenue BETTY SCHMIDT 310 Peart Ave., Point Pleasant Class of 1955 BARBARA SAMPLER 139 Hollenbeck Street ELAINE SCARMINACH 111 Baydiff Drive ESTHER SCHIFRIN 166 Saranac Street FRED SCHMIDTMANN 106 Whitby Road NELSON SANGER 644 Hollenbeck Street RICHARD SCHAEFFER 67 Mailing Drive JEAN SCHLEGEL 269 Keeler Street DONALD SCHNEIDER 18 Gladys Street ANTHONY SANGINARIO 49 Lowell Street HARRIET SCHAFER 30 Hollenbeck Street DELORES SCHLENKER 36 Fairlea Drive EILEEN SCHULMAN 138 Flower Street 81 ROBERTA SCHWARTZ 315 Conkey Avenue HYMAN SELDOWITZ 61 Norton Street BEVERLY SHULMAN 354 Yarmouth Road Class of 1955 MICHAEL SCIOLINO 247 Rustic Street DONALD SENUTA 597 Wilkins Street BURTON SEGELIN 87 Rauber Street JEROME SENUTA 597 Wilkins Street HOWARD SHAFFER MARTHA SHCHUROWSKY 515 Shelford Road 227 Baden Street GERALD SHULMAN 104 Norton Street MARGARET SHYKWOROST 460 Ormond Street CAROL SEITZ 198 Baycliff Drive HELEN SHAFF 173 Peart Ave., Point Pleasant HARRIET SHERMAN S57 Conkey Avenue EDWARD SFLVERI 196 Baycliff Drive 82 Class of 1955 HELEN SIPLIN 50 Bartlett Street JACK SIMMS 208 Berlin Street STEPHANY SLOWIKOWSKA 29 Rhine Street MARIE STULPIN 131 Pomeroy Street t r CLAUDINE SMITH 75 Vienna Street JOHN STEIN 76 Newcomb Street I ELIZABETH SUDORE 119 Yates Street HELEN SMITH 174 Lux Street THOMAS SPEEDY 69 Seneca Road MARSHA STEIN 61 Weaver Street SUZANNE SOKOL 51 Morris Street FRANK SPERANZA 142 Willmont Street JANE STENZEL 35 Warsaw Street MARCIA SOLOMON 98 Eiffel Place DONALD SPROULE 95 Orland Road JOAN SPAMPINATO 389 Portland Avenue 83 Class of 1955 JOEL SUSSMAN 49 Carthage Street JOHN SZELES 5 Peckham Street BRUCE THOMAS 138 Bernard Street FLORENCE TRIP! 59 Mohawk Street BORIS SZMIGEL 15 Maria Street JEANNE THOMAS 285 Avondale Road RICHARD TAMBE 127 Bay Street ODESSA TILLMAN 300 Ash wood Drive JAMES TROVATO 29 Council Street MARILYN TROMMER 81 Kansas Street ROBERT SYWALSKI 852 Joseph Avenue JANE THOMANN 71 Portage Street JOHN TRACEY 134 Norton Street ANDREW TUBIOLO L9 Chevalin Street 84 LAWRENCE TUTTOBENE 9 Zimmer Street EDWARD VAN HORN 1939 Titus Avenue VIDA VILUNAS 49 St. Jacob Street NANCY WATTS 581 Kings Highway Class of 1955 PHYLLIS UGLIALORO 123 Gray Street RICHARD VAN NESS 269 Avenue B FRANK VINCI 228 Harwiek Road BEVERLY WErMER 1089 Clinton Avenue, North JOSEPH VACCARO 4061 West Henrietta Road LEONORA VASILEFF 452 Rosewood Terrace WILLIAM WANDERSEE 58 O'Brien Street ROBERT WEINBAUM 21 Athens Street THEOLA VAN EPPS 26 Catherine Street SAM VILLAREALE 1 Eighth Street DIANNA WATKINS 127 Point Pleasant Road HAROLD WEINSTEIN 12 Vose Street 85 KONALD WERTHEIM 506 Conkey Avenue h JANE WITTENBERG 65 Cuba Place MARTHA WOODS 50 Whipple Lane ANTHONY ZELLO 211 Springfield Avenue Class of 1955 BEVERLY WILK 46 Del Monte Street RONALD WINDHORST JEROME WINER 270 Northland Avenue 93 Dorbeth Road CAROL WOJCIK 19 Buonomo Street w JANICE WOLFF 10 Studley Street MARTHA WOLF 172 Conkey Avenue ROELOF WORMSBFCHER 2607 Titus Avenue ANDREW ZELAZNY 51 St. Stanislaus Street MARY Z1ARKO 61 Carter Street 11 ETHEL ZIPKIN 23 Buchan Park MARILYN ZIZZO 259 Arbutus Street 86 Class of 1955 MARTIN 2XOWSKV Strantorn Street IRENE ZOBNIW ■M3 Pulaski Street Absent: RICHARD CANTWELL, RICHARD WAWZYNIAK Activities of the Class of 1955 ABEL, ROBERT—intramural Basketball 3, 4. ADAMOWICZ, LOUISE—Senior Council; Junior Prom Committee; KEY Circulation; Spirit Committee 3, 4; Flag and Drum Corps 1-4; Y-Teens 4. ADAMS, CAROL—Bookstore 3, 4. ADAMS, JOHN—Visual Aide 2, 3, 4. ADLER, GEORGE—Transfer from Boston Latin Grammar School, 1954. ALFIERI, MARIANNE—Y-Teens 3, 4. ANTONACCI, YOLANDA—Junto 8; Flag and Drum Corps 8-4; Swimming 1. ARENA, SALLY—Junto I, 2, 3; Commercial Honor Society 3, 4; Senior Council; Switchboard 3, 4; Attendance Card Aide 4: Choir 4; Library Aide 3; KEY Business Staff; Bookstore 4; Spirit Committee 3; Tennis 4; Y- Teens I, 3, 4. ARLAUSKAS, ALDONA—Cafeteria Cashier 3, 4. ATWATER, CHARLES—Junto 4; Football Team 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 1-4, AVERY, THOMAS—Junto 1; Switchboard 3, 4; Senior Play; Social Science Forum 3, 4; COURANT Reporter 3, Advertising 4, Publicity 4; Representative of the Junior Health Committee of Rochester and Monroe County 4; Corridor Aide 3, 4; Spirit Committee 3; Attendance Card Aide 1, 3, 4. AVIZIENIS, NIOLA—Cafeteria Cashier 3, 4; Choir 2. BAKER, DAVID—Junto 8, 1. BAKER, EDWARD—Junto 3; KEY' Business Staff; Orch- estra 8, 1; Band I; Varsity Club 8, I, BALZER, ADRIENNE—Commercial Honor Society 4; KEY' Artist; CO LIRANT Business Staff it 2, 3; Golf 3, 4; Bow ling 1, 2, 3; Modern Dance 4; Y'-Teens 2, 3. BARKIN, MARVIN—Co-op; Intramural Basketball R. BARONE, THOMAS—Junto 8, 4. BARRETT, RICHARD—National Honor Society 4; Execu- tive Council 4; Junto 2, 4; Senior Council; Junior Council; Latin Honor Society 2, 3, 4; JUNIOR TOWN MEETING 3i Madrigal Club 1, 2; Choir 1, 2; Inter High Choir 2; Football Team 3� 4; Hobby Club 1; Hi-Y’ 2, 3, 4. BATTISTA, BEVERLY’—Junto 1; Italian Honor Society 3; Choir 8. BATTISTA, PATRICIA—Choir 8-4; Madrigal Club 3, 4; Latin Honor Society 3, 4; Italian Honor Society 3. BATTOGLIA, JOSEPH—Hi-Y 1, 2, 3. BELEY’, DARIA—Cafeteria Cashier 4; Volleyball 2, 4. BELLO, JEAN—junto 4; Choir 8, 1; Radio Workshop 3; Leaders 8; Basketball 4; Bowling 3; Swimming 2; Y Teens 3. BENEDICT, JOYCE—Choir 1. BERGMEYER, ELSIE—Junto 2; Guidance Aide 4; Band I, 2; Orchestra 2; Bowling 1. BLOCHER, SY’BIL—Transfer from Topeka, Kansas; Choir 4. BORRINO, PETER—Junto 2, 4; Cross Country 3; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. BORST, DIANE—Junto 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Latin Honor Society 3, 4; Fire and Air Raid Warden 4; F.T.A., Secretary' 4: Sophomore Council; KEY Cashier; Senior Play Make-up; Guidance Aide 4; Band 1; Leaders 3; Bowling 1-4; Library Aide 3i Y'-Teens 2, 3, 4. BRAMER, DONALD—Choir 1-4; inter-High Choir 2, 3, 4; Visual Aide 1-4; Electronics Club 4; Hi-Y 2. BRODZINSK1, BARBARA—Guide 4; Leaders 1-4; G.A.C. 3; Basketball 1-4; Softball 1-4. BROWN, JOSEPH—Basketball 2, 4; Track I, 4; Cross Country' 1; Hi-Yr 4, BROWNELL, SALLY'—Latin Honor Society 2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 4; Bookstore Aide 2, 3, 4; Guidance Aide 4; Bowling 1-4; Y'-Teens 3, 4. BUTCHER, RONALD—Conservation Club 2. CAMHI, EMANUEL—Spanish Honor Society I; Green- house Club 8, 1; Choir 1. CANTWELL, RICHARD—Corridor Aide 4; Transfer from Peoria, III. CARPINO, ANDREW—Junto 8. CERAMI, ROSALIND—Choir 3. CHERKAUER, IRENE—Junto 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Commercial Honor Society 4; Junior Council; KEY' Business Staff; Choir 3; Secretarial Practice 4; Bowling I, 2, 4; Fire and Air Raid Warden 4; Modern Dance 4; Life Saving 4; Golf 4; Tennis 4; Y'-Teens 2, 3. CHL’DA NSKI, ARLENE—Junto 8; Y'-Teens 2, 3. CIAMPOL1, THOMAS—Junto 8, I; Band 8, 1, 2; Corridor Aide 1, 2, 3; Track 3, 4; Swimming 1-4; Tumbling 1-4. CIROTSKI, LORRAINE—German Honor Society 3; Sw itch- board 3; F.T.A. 4; Guidance Aide 4; COURANT Cir- culation 2; Cheerleader 3, 4; Varsity Club 8; Water Ballet 8, 1; Swimming 8, 1; Bowling 8; Y'-Teens 2, 3. CLARK, DAVID—Junto 2, 3; Senior Council; Skiing Sec- tional Winner 3, 4; Ski Team 1-4; Wrestling Manager I;' Hi-Y 3, 4. 87 CLAWSON, RONALD—Choir 8, I, 2, 4; Spirit Committee 4; Cheerleader 8: Junior Prom Publicity Committee, COHEN, ROSALIE—Spanish Honor Society 1-4; FT.A. 4; Guidance Aide 4; COURANT Circulation 1, 2, 4; Bowling 8. COLEMAN, DOROTHY—Library Aide 8; Guide 3, 4; Swimming 1, 2, 3; Water Ballet 8; Bowling 8. COLLALTO, VINCENT—Junto 3; Senior Council. COLONNA, ROBERT—Junto 8, 1, 2, 3; Senior Class President; Junior Class Vice-President; National Honor Society 3, 4; Spanish Honor Society 2, 3, 4; KEY Editor; Fire and Air Raid Warden 4; Junior Prom Committee; Band 8. 1, 2; Football Team 3, 4; Intramural Basketball 8, 1, 2; Track 2, 3, 4; Soccer 2; Hi-Y 2, 3� 4. COMELLA, MARY—Junto 4; Choir 1; Tennis 2, 3, 4; Y Teens 2. COMISAR, ARTHUR—Junto 8; Radio Workshop 4; Senior Play; Social Science Forum 4: Swimming Team 1, 2, Captain 3, 4; Monroe County Handball Champion 2, 3, 4; Tennis 3, 4; Varsity Club 3. COMUNALE, JOAN—Junto 2, 3; Spanish Honor Society 2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 4; Radio Workshop 2, 3, 4; Guidance Aide 4; Choir 8, 1, 2; COURANT Reporter 3 Circu- lation 2, 3i Senior Play Make-Up; Varsity Club 8; Leaders 3; Bowling 2; JUNIOR TOWN MEETING 4; Youth Page Correspondent 4; Y-Teens 2 3, 4. CON A, DOLORES—Junto 8, 1; Sophomore Council; Span ish Honor Society 2, 3; Guidance Aide 4; F.T.A. 4; Spirit Committee i; Choir 8. 1; Bookstore 3: COURANT Reporter 2; Bowling 2; Varsity Club 8; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. COOK, MARILYN —Junto 2, 3; Choir 1, 2, 3; KEY Artist, Publicity; Spirit Committee 3; Swimming 8-3; Varsity Club 8; Bowling 1; Y-Teens 3. COOPER, JENNIE—COURANT Circulation 4; KEY Business Staff; Guide 4; Library Aide 3, 4. COOPER, OSCAR—Junto 2, 3; Intramural Basketball 3; Track t 4, CORDARO, JOHN—Junto 1; Intramural Basketball 2. CRESOV, GILBERT—Junto 8, 1; Band 8-4; Spanish Honor Society 1, 2; Orchestra 2. CURATALO, JOSEPH—Band 8, 1, 2; Football Team 2, 3; Baseball Team 1-4; Intramural Basketball 8-4; Reserve Baseball 8. CURRY, ROBERT—Junto 2, 3; Inter-High Band I; Foot- ball 3, 4; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Cross Country I, 2; Track 1, 2; Hi-Y 1-4. DAMICO, LOUIS—Junto 1-4; Sophomore Council; Italian Honor Society 4, President 3; COURANT News Editor 4, Assistant News Editor 3, Reporter 2, 4, Publicity 3; Senior Play; Social Science Forum 2; Inter-High Choir 2, 3; Madrigal Club 3; Choir 1, 2; Radio Workshop 2, 3; Greenhouse 1; Hi-Y Vice-President 4. DANCY, JOHN—Junto 4; National Honor Society 4; Junior Council; Latin Honor Society 2, 3, 4; KEY Photographer; COURANT Photographer 4; Social Science Forum 3 4; Band 8, 1, 2; Rod and Gun Club 2; Track 4; Hi-Y 4. DEGEL, GUDRUN—Spirit Committee 3; Bowling 3; Y- Teens 2, 3. DE JOHN, JOSEPH—Co-op; Choir 8, 1. DE LUCCA, ROBERT—Visual Aide 1-4; Corridor Aide 1 2, DERMAN, JACQUELYN—National Honor Society 4; French Honor Society 2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 4; Senior Play; KEY Individual Photography, Circulation, Publicity; Social Science Forum 3; COLIRANT Publicity 3; Choir 1. Dl BARTOLO, EDWARD—Junto I; Co-op; Visual Aide 1; Choir 2; Greenhouse I; Bowling Team 3; Hi-Y 2f 3- DI CICCO, NANCY—Junto 3; Italian Honor Society 3; Flag and Drum Corps 1-4; Bowling 2; Swimming I; Y- Teens 2, D1ETERLE, MARILYN—Junto I; Latin Honor Society 3; Library Aide 2; Guidance Aide 4. DI GRAZIO, WILLIAM—Junto 8. 1. DI GREGORIO, JOHN—Junior Council; KEY Artist; Football Manager 3; Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4; Intra- mural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4. DI MARCO, LAWRENCE—Rod and Gun Club I; Football Manager 3. Activities of the DI NOLFO, ARLENE—Latin Honor Society 3, Secretary' 4; Choir 8, 1; Bowling 2; Y-Teens 3. Dl PRIMA, EDWARD—Junto 1. DI SALVIO, CAROL—Junto 3, 4; Executive Council 4; Senior Council; Junior Council; Sophomore Council; French Honor Society 3, 4; Madrigal Club 3; Choir I, 2, 3; Senior Play Business Manager; Cheerleaders 3, 4; Water Ballet 3; Swimming 1, 2, 3- DI SALVO, JOANNE—Guide 4; Choir 1; Y-Teens 2. Dl SALVO, NICHOLAS—Band 8-3; Orchestra 1, 2, y Inter- High Band 2; Intramural Basketball 8-4. DONOVAN, GERALD—Football 2t 3, 4; Swimming 2, 3, 4; Tumbling 2, 3 4; Track 2, 3, 4. DONOVAN, LAWRENCE—Football 2, 3; Swimming 2, 3t 4; Tumbling 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4. DOYLE, DONNA-—Junto I, 2; Junior Prom Committee; Guide 4; Leaders 8-3; Baseball 1-4; Basketball 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 2; Bowling 1; Y-Teens 2. DRAUGELIS, VAIDEVUTIS—Corridor Aide 4; Volleyball 3, 4; Soccer 3. EASTON, NANCY—Guardian of Flag 4; Junto 8, 4; Na- tional Honor Society 3, Vice President 4; Spanish Honor Society 1-4; Junior Red Cross Representative 3 4; Soph- omore Council; F.T.A 4; KEY Editor, Artist; Senior Play; Fire and Air Raid Warden 4; COURANT Circu- lation Staff 1; Radio Workshop 3; Choir 1, 2. EGGERT, MARIANNE—Sophomore Council; Choir 2, 3, 4; G. A, C. 2, 3; Tennis 8-3; Basketball 8-3: Swimming 8-3; Softball 1, 2, 3; Volleyball 8, 1, 2; Y-Teens 2, 3. ELIAS, BEVERLY—Junto 1; Senior Council; Commercial Honor Society 4; COLIRANT Circulation Staff 1, 2. ELKIN, BETH—Junto 8; Commercial Honor Society 3 4; F. T. A. 4; Guide 3, 4; Bowling I. ELSAW, EDWARD—Junto t-4; Junior Council. ENGLERT, RONALD—Soccer 1, 2. ESTEY, DOUGLAS—Intramural Basketball 2, 3. FANARA, LLICILLE—Transfer from Sr. Agnes, Fall 1934. FARASH, WILLIAM—Spanish Honor Society 1, 2, 3. FAYER, ANNETTE—National Honor Society 4; Latin Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Band 1-4; Orchestra 8-4; Inter- High Orchestra 1-4; Inter-High Band 1-4; Eastman Conducting Band and Orchestra 3, 4; COLIRANT Cashier 4, Publicity 3, 4 Circulation 1, 2, 3; KEY Advertising; F. T. A. 4; Varsity Club 8; Guidance Aide 4, FIORICA, ANNA—Junto 4; Junior Council; Latin Honor Society 1; Switchboard 3; Senior Play Make-Lip; Golf 3; Basketball 3; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. FLEIG, PATRICIA—Italian Honor Society 4; Nurse's Aide 1. FLORACK, RONALD—Corridor Aide 3, 4; Bowling 4. FLORENTINE, LEAH—Junto 2, 3; Bookstore 2; Swim- ming 8. FREY, IRWIN—National Honor Society' 4; Spanish Honor Society 1-4; Social Science Forum 3, 4; Corridor Aide 4; KEY Photographer; COURANT Photographer 4, Re- porter 3. FRIEDMAN, RAPHAEL—Baseball 1-4; Soccer 4; Wrestl- ing 4; Intramural Basketball lt 2. FRITZ, ROBERT—Junto 8, 4; Reserve Basketball 2; Intra- mural Basketball 1, 3, 4. FRLJMLISA, MARY—Commercial Honor Society 3; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, GARBECK, ROBERT—Corridor Aide 4; Visual Aide 4. GARDONE, ANTHONY—Band 8-4; Orchestra 3, 4; Intra- mural Basketball 8, 1. GIBBS, NELSON—National Honor Society 4; KEY Editor; Senior Class Social Chairman; Social Science Forum 3, 4; Soccer 3; Intramural Basketball 8, J, 4; Choir 1; Rod and Gun Club 2; Hi-Y 8-4. GIORDANO, ERNEST—Co-op; Choir 2; Hi-Y 2, 3. GIRGENTI, ANTHONY—Co-op; Hi-Y 1. GFSSIN, BARBARA—Co-op; KEY Business Staff; COUR- ANT Reporter 2, Circulation 8, 1; Choir 8t I; Spirit Committee 3. GISS1N, SHEILA—F. T. A. 4; Social Science Forum 4; COLIRANT Circulation 8, 1; Bookstore 2; Spirit Com- mittee 3; Basketball 4. 88 Class of 1955 GOMMENGJNGER, ROY—Junto 8-4; Senior Council; Spanish Honor Society 3, 4; Choir 8, I; Corridor Aide 2; Cross Country 4; Track 3, 4; Ht-Y 3 4, GOODMAN, WILLIAM—Junto 2; Orchestra 8, I; Choir 8. GOSSON, BRENT—Sophomore Council; Choir 1. GOSSON, BRUCE—Conservation Club 2, 3, 4; Soccer 2. GRABOWSKI, ROBERT—Junior Council: Football Team 1, 3, 4; Reserve Basketball I, 2, 3. GRABOWSKI, VALERIE—Junto 1; Junior Council; Guide 1� 3; Y Teens 2. GRADER, JO ANNE—Junto 4; Guide 3; Bookstore 2; Choir 8; Y-Teens 2, 3, GRALHPMAN, JACK—Football Team 1-4; Baseball 1-4; Swimming 1-4, GRAVES, RONALD—Baseball 3, 4. GR1SOFF. SAMUEL—Corridor Aide 4. GUARINO, NINA—Madrigal Club 2, 4; Inter-High Choir 8-4; Choir 1-4; F.T.A. 4; Y-Teens 2, 3- GUELLI, FRANK—Junto 1, 4; Latin Honor Society 3� 4; Corridor Aide 3; Intramural Basketball 8, I; Basketball 3j 4; Baseball 3, 4; Soccer 1-4; Reserve Basketball 1� 2; Reserve Baseball 2. GUELLL lOAN—Junto 3. GUGGINO, ROBERT—Co-op. GUROWSKI, RUTH—German Honor Society 4; Commer- cial Honor Society 4; Co-op; Spirit Committee 3. GUTBERLET, ALLEN—Senior Council; Junior Council; Corridor Aide 1-4. HAEGEL, JOAN—Switchboard 3: Guide 3; Choir 8, 1, HALECKI, GENE—Corridor Aide 4. HALLINEN, DONNA—Junto L 4; Latin Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Social Science Forum 2; COLORANT Circulation 1; Spirit Committee 2, 3, 4; Choir 8, 1; Bowling 8, 1; Swimming 8; Y-Teens 2, 3� 4. HEALY, JOAN—Junto 1; Bookstore 2; Choir 8; Y-Teens 2. HEINRICH, WILLIAM—Reserve Basketball I, 2, 3. HERR, KENNETH—Hi-Y 4. HOLLANDER, MAXINE—Junto 1, 3; National Honor Society 4; Spanish Honor Society 1-4; French Honor Society 4; KEY Editor; COURANT Reporter 8-4, As- sistant News Editor 3, Circulation 8, 1, 2; JUNIOR TOWN MEETING 4; F. T. A. 4; Orchestra 8, I, 2; Tennis 2. HOOVER, MARYELYN—National Honor Society 4; Junto 8; Senior Class Secretary; Junior Council; Sophomore Council; Latin Honor Society 2, 3, 4; COLT? A NT Re- porter 1; Madrigal Club 3� 4; Choir 1, 2, 3; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. HOPKINS, JUDITH—Junto 3; Senior Council; Commercial Honor Society 3, President 4; Bookstore 8, 1, 2; Choir 8-4; Y-Teens 2, 3. HOUGHTALING. CLARENCE—Hi-Y 4. HURWITZ, LAURA—Spanish Honor Society 1-4; French Honor Society 4; Senior Play; Social Science Forum I; COURANT Circulation 8-4 Reporter I, 2; KEY Bus- iness Staff; Choir 8, 1; Varsity Club 8, HUTTENBACH, DIRK—Latin Honor Society 3, 4; Social Science Fomm 4; JUNIOR TOWN MEETING 4; Visual Aide 4; Badminton 3, 4; Tennis 3, 4; Swimming 3, 4; Soccer 4. INGLIS, WILLIAM—Executive Council 4; JUNIOR TOWN MEETING 3; Senior Play; Visual Aide 2, 3, 4; Radio Workshop 3 4; Conservation Club 2, 3i 4; COURANT Reporter 3, 4; Football 3, 4; Soccer 2; Wrestling L JACOBS, HARVEY—Junto 8; National Honor Society 3, 4; Latin Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Fire and Air Raid Warden 4; Social Science Forum 3, President 4; KEY Editor, Photographer; COURANT Reporter 3� Photog- rapher 4; Corridor Aide 3. JAMES, VELMA—Junto 1, 2; National Honor Society 4; Executive Council 1; Senior Council; Junior Council; Sophomore Council; Commercial Honor Society 4; Jun- ior Prom Committee; F.T.A. 4; COURANT Reporter I, Circulation 2, 3, 4, Typist 3; KEY Individual Pho- tography; French Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Bookstore 4; Choir I, 2, 3; Leaders 3; Tennis 3; Y Teens 2, 3, 4. JANKUS, JONAS—Corridor Aide 2, 3. 4; Swimming 3 4; Track 4. JOHNSON, FRANCIS—Choir 3, 4; Radio Workshop 4. JONES, CHARLES—KEY Business Staff. JONES, YVONNE—Basketball 4. KABQT, DOLORES—Junto 3; Latin Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Commercial Honor Society 4; Co-op; COURANT Reporter 2, Circulation 3; KEY Business Staff; Switch- board 2, 3; Varsity Club 8; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. KAMOLA, BERNICE—Spirit Committee 3; Library Aide 1; Choir 3 4; Bowling 3; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3. KANTOR, JOAN—Latin Honor Society 2, 3, 4; French Honor Society 4; Social Science Forum 4; KEY Business Staff; COLTRANT Reporter 1-4, Circulation 1, 2, 3; Choir 8. KALTMAN, SANDRA—Junto 2; National Honor Society 4; Spanish Honor Society 1-4; French Honor Society 4; KEY F.ditor; COURANT Reporter 2, 3, 4; Publicity 2, 3, Circulation I, 2; Radio Workshop 4; Varsity Club 8. KELLY, YVONNE—Junto 2, 4; Senior Council; Junior Council; Choir 3; Leaders 2, 3; Bowling 2; Basketball 2, 3; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. KINER, ARNOLD—Junto 1; National Honor Society 3, 4; Latin Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Social Science Forum 3 4; KEY Editor; Fire and Air Raid Warden 4; Switch- board 3, 4; Library Aide 2, 3, 4; Slide Rule Class 2. KINGSBURY, BETTE—Junto 2; Inter-High Band 1-4; Inter-High Orchestra 3, 4; Band 1-4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Radio Workshop 3; Bowling I, 2, 3; Leaders 3; Life Saving 2, 3: Water Ballet 3: Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. KLEJNSTE1N, SHERMAN—Junto 3; Band 8, 1. 2. KLEINSTEIN, SHERRIS—National Honor Society 4; Span- ish Honor Society 1-4; Orchestra 8, 1, 2; F.T.A. 4; COLIRANT Circulation 2; KEY Individual Photography 4; Corridor Aide 4; Varsity Club 8. KOCHENKO, ANATOLE—transfer from New York City. KOLACKL MARTHA—Junto 4: Choir 1; Leaders 3; Swim- ming 8, I. KOLACKI, MATTHEW—Junto I, 2. KOLASA, DANIEL—Corridor Aide 4. KOPEN, SEY'MOUR—Swimming 3, 4; Transfer from Charlotte High School, KOSBAB, JOYCE—Junto 1, 4; Senior Council; Choir 2; COLIRANT Circulation 2, Typist 4; Varsity Club 8; Y Teens 2, 3- KOSOFF, ALMA—Attendance Aide 1; Choir 1, 2; Co-op. KOZEL, BFVF.RLY—Guide 2. KRAMER, WALTER—Co-op. KRASZKIEWICZ, MARILYN—Sophomore Council; COUR- ANT Reporter 2; KEY Business Staff; Spirit Committee 3; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. KRAVETZ, RAY'MOND—Junto 4; Latin Honor Society 2, 3; Corridor Aide 3; Choir 8, 1,2. KRESS, WILLIAM—F.T.A. 4; Guidance Aide 4; Hi-Y 1-4. KLJBITZ, ALLEN—Junto 2; Corridor Aide 3 4; Traffic Squad Captain 3, 4; Orchestra 8, I; Track 4. KLTRLANDER, NORMAN—Band 8-4; Orchestra 8-4; inter- High Band 4; Intramural Basketball 8, 1; Wrestling 1, 2, 3; Soccer 2, 3, 4; KEY Business Staff; Choir I. KLTRLANDER, SANDRA—Spanish Honor Society 1-4; COL'RANT Circulation 1, 2, 4; KEY' Business Staff. KWIATKOWSKI, STEPHEN—Corridor Aide 4; Reserve Baseball 1, 2; Baseball 3. LAFERERA, RICHARD—Hobby Club 8. LAGING, RICHARD—Corridor Aide 4. LA PLACA, GENE—Track 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Swimming 3, 4; Wrestling 2; Hi-Y 2. LA ROCCA, JAQLTELINE—Junto H, 1, 2; Senior Council. LE BRITON, WILLIAM—Junto 8-4; Intramural Basketball 8-4; Cross Country 4; Track 3, 4. LEDERMAN, ALLEN—Choir 3, 4; Corridor Aide 2, 3, 4. LEDERMAN, BERNADINE—Guidamc Aide 4; Transfer from Iron deque it High School. LEDERMAN, MARVIN—Junto 4; Latin Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2; Orchestra 8; Corridor Aide 4; Intra- mural Basketball 8, 1, LEE. MURRIETTA—Y-Teens 2, 3. LEVY', GERALD—Junto 8, 4; Corridor Aide 1, 2. 89 LEVY, SANDRA—Commercial Honor Society 4; French Honor Society 4; KEY Business Staff; COURANT Typist 4, Circulation 8-4; Switchboard 3; Varsity Club 8; Ten- nis Club 2. LEWAN0OSKI, ARLENE—Choir 3. 4; Junior Prom Com- mittee; Guide I, 4; Leaders I, 3; Swimming 1; Volley- ball 1. LIGOZIO, ROCKWELL—Band 8-4; Orchestra 8-4, LIPANI, LOUISE—Y-Teens 2, 3, LIPSKY, BURTON—Junto 8, 3; Latin Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Junior Council: Senior Council; KEY Business Staff; Social Science Forum 3, 4; COLFRANT Reporter % 4; Junior Prom Committee; Reserve Basketball 3: Intra- mural Basketball 8, 1 LIPSON, JUDITH—KEY Business Staff; COURANT Cir- culation 8-4. LOMOGLIO� SAMUEL— Junio 8; Senior Council. LONGO, ANGELA—Italian Honor Society 4; Y-Teens 2, LORI A, LIBBY—Junto 3; Commercial Honor Society 4; COURANT Typist 4; Choir 3; Swimming 3; Water Ballet 3. LUCHTERHAND, HELEN—Y-Teens 2, 3. MACKE VICIUS, VIOLETA—Social Studies Library Aide 4; Cafeteria Cashier 4; Volleyball 4. MAKAUSKAS, LUCY—Cafeteria Cashier 2, 4. MALCZEWSKI, DANIEL—KEY Artist; Hi-Y 3. 4. MALTA, CHARLES—junto 3, 4; Corridor Aide 4; Varsity Basketball 3i 4; Reserve Basketball 1, 2; Varsity Foot- ball 3, 4; Varsity Baseball 5, 4: Track 2; Soccer 1, 2; Cross Countrv 2. MANCINI, EMILIO—Soccer 2, 3, 4. MANOJSO, SAMUEL—Corridor Aide I; Choir 8, 1. MARCIANO, ROBERTA—Junto 3; Guide 4; Choir 8, 1; Y-Teens 2. MARKESE, ANDREW—Inter-High Band 4; Senior Band 2, 3 4. MARKUS, LAWRENCE—Junto t, 2; National Honor Society 4; Latin Honor Society 3, 4; Senior Play; KEY Business Staff; COLFRANT Reporter 3, 4; Band 1-4: Orchestra 3� 4; Tennis Team 3, 4. MARKUS, SIDNEY—Latin Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Corridor Aide 4; COLFRANT Reporter 4; Tennis Team 2, 3, 4, MARTIN, SARAH—Switchboard 3, 4; Band 1, 2. MASTEN, MARY—Choir 8, 1; Varsity Club 1. MAZZARA, JOSEPH—Junto 3; Senior Council; Band 8-4; Orchestra L, 2, 3; Intramural Basketball I, 2. McCORMICK, BEVERLY—Choir 8, I; Senior Play Make- Up; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. MEISELMAN, ARTHUR—Sophomore Council; Latin Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Social Science Forum 3, 4; Senior Play; Radio Workshop 3, 4; Junior Red Cross Representative 3, 4; Voice of Democracy Contest, City and Monroe County 1st Place; Fire and Air Raid Warden 4; Cor- ridor Aide 3, 4; Inter-High Band 4; Band 8-4; KEY Business Staff; COLFRANT Reporter 3, 4; Tennis Team 2, 3. ■ MEYRIS. SIEGFRIED—Junto 4; Corridor Aide 4. MIGDOL, MARVIN—Junior Council; Social Science Forum 4; Radio Workshop 4; KEY Business Staff; COURANT Reporter 2, 3, 4, Circulation 2, 3, 4; Junior Prom Committee; Corridor Aide 4. MILBREDT, SONJA—Junto 1; Guide 4: KEY Business Staff; Choir 8. MILITELLO, JACQUELINE—Guide 2, 4; Choir 8, 1; Y Teens 2, MILLER, SIDNEY—Junto 2, Corridor Aide 3, 4. MIR AG LI A, CARM ELL A—Y-Teens 3 MODIANO, TEDDA—French Honor Society 3, President 2; COURANT Reporter 1-4. MORATH, JAMES—Corridor Aide 8; Visual Aide 3, 4. MORRILL, MONA—Commercial Honor Society 3, 4; Switchboard 3; Bookstore Aide 3; Co-op. MOSS, ROBERT—Co-op, MUSSO, ANGELINA—Italian Honor Society 4; Bnwling 4. MYLILfS, HERBERT—National Honor Society 3, President 4; Latin Honor Society 2t 3, 4; KEY Editor; Social Science Forum Vice-President 4; Fire and Air Raid Warden 4: Track 3 4. Activities of the NAHMIAS, MARVIN—Junto 1, 4; Junior Council; Sopho- more Council: Spanish Honor Society J, 2; Corridor Aide 4; Choir 1; Greenhouse Club 8. NEUBERT, RICHARD—Junto 4; German Honor Society 3, 4; KEY Photographer; Corridor Aide 4; Visual Aide 4; Hi-Y 4. NEWMAN, MURIEL—National Honor Society 4; Junior Council; Spanish Honor Society 2, 3, 4; French Honor Society 4; KEY Editor; F.T.A. 4; COURANT Circu- lation I, 2, 4; Inter-High Choir 8, 1; Choir 8. I. NOLLE, KENNETH—Inter-High Choir 1-4; Madrigal Club 1-4; Choir 1-4; Greenhouse Club 4. NOVICK, ROBERT—Spanish Honor Society 3, 4; Visual Aide 4; Choir 1; Soccer 3 4. NUCELL , ANITA-—Junior Council; Italian Honor So- ciety 3. 4; Choir 1, 2; Y-Teens 3- OHL, ROBERT—Junto 3; French Honor Society 3; Corri- dor Aide 4, O'KEEFE, PATRICIA—Junto 3. 4; National Honor Society 4; French Honor Society 3; Commercial Honor Society 4; Spirit Committee 2, 3; Cheerleaders 3, 4; COURANT Circulation 3; Choir L; Water Ballet 3; Swimming 8; Varsity Club 8; Y-Teens 2, 3. OKOLOWICZ, JOAN—Junto 3, 4; Guide 3; Bookstore Aide 3, 4; Y-Teens 3. OLIVER, CAROL—Co-op; Bowling 8, 1. ORTOLANI, GRACE—Junto 8, 1; Executive Council 8; Junior Council; Senior Play; Bookstore Aide 2, 3; Choir 1; Basketball 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 3, 4; Senior Class Social Chairman. PA1NTON, ROBERT—Student Association President 4; National Honor Society 4; Spanish Honor Society 3; Band 8-4; Orchestra 8-4; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Soccer 3, 4; Varsity Baseball 1-4: Tumbling 1, 2, 3; Hi-Y 2, 3. PALAZZO, ESTHER—Bookstore 3, 4. PALERMO, RICHARD—Student Association President 4; Assistant Standard Bearer; National Honor Society 3, 4; Junto 8, l; Junior Class President; Sophomore Class Vice-President; Latin Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Senior Play Business Staff; Fire and Air Raid Warden 4; Corridor Aide 4; KEY Editor; Band R; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Y Co-ed Dance Council 4. PALLESCHI, GARY—National Honor Society 4; Junto 1; Senior Class Vice-President; Junior Class Social Chair- man; Sophomore Council; Spanish Honor Society 1-4, President 2; Junior Choir 1, 2; Intramural Basketball 1; Hi-Y 1, 3, 4. PALUSO, JOAN—Latin Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Choir 1; Bowling 2; Y-Teens 3. PEARCE, RICHARD—Sophomore Council; Band 1-4; Or- chestra t; Corridor Aide 1, 2, 3 PENNA, BENNY—Band 8, 1, 2, PERKINS, LEONARD—Hi-Y 1-4. PETRAMALO, THOMAS—Junto 1; Senior Council; Jun- ior Council; Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4; Spirit Com- mittee 3; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Football 3; Cross Country 2; Soccer 2; Reserve Baseball 2: Hi-Y 2, 3. PETRELL1, MARIE—Student Association Secretary 4; Junto 8-4; Flag and Drum Corps 1-4. PETTY, RTCHARD—Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Swimming 3, 4; Wrestling 2; Track 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 3, 4. PFEFFER, RITA—Junto 3; KEY Business Staff; Y-Teens 3, 4. PILGRIM, JOANNE—Commercial Honor Society 4; COL RANT Circulation 4. PIZZO, MARIE—Bowling 4; Guide 4. PIZZO, SAMUEL—Co-op: Corridor Aide L PLLTKO, ALMA—Choir I; Bookstore Aide 3. POLIZZI, SAM—Junto 8, I, 4; Senior Play; Choir 8, I, 2; Soccer 1-4; Corridor Aide 3, 4; Hi-Y 1, 2, 3. PORTER, JACK—Junto I; lunior Council; Swimming Team 1-4; Football Team 2, 3, 4; Band 8, 1, 2; Orchestra H, 1, 2; Hi-Y 1, 2. PRFVOST, IEROME—Spanish Honor Society 3; Corridor Aide 4; Choir 8, 1. 90 Class of 1955 PRICE, HARRIET—National Honor Society 4; Spanish Honor Society 1-4: Commercial Honor Society 4; French Honor Society 4; KEY Business Staff; Social Science Forum I; CO UR ANT Typist 4, Circulation 1, 2, 3; Switchboard 4; Varsity Club 8; Greenhouse Club 8, PULEO, FRANK—Junto 3; Co-op; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Choir 8, I, 2 PULLARA, FRANK—Band 8, 1,2; Orchestra 8, I� 2. RABE, ELIZABETH—Latin Honor Society 3; Junior Coun- cil; Sophomore Council; Bowling I. RADFORD, GARRY—Junto 1-4; Executive Cuuncil 3, 4; junior Council; Football 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2; Wrestling 2; Intramural Basketball 1; Corridor Aide 4; Hi-Y 2, 3f 4. RADTKE, KATHLEEN—German Honor Society 3; F.T.A. 4; Choir 3; Life Saving 2, 3; Y-Teens 4, REISS, PATRICIA—Swimming 8, 3; COLORANT Reporter 2; Water Ballet 8; Y-Teens 3. ROCKOW, FRED—Junto 2, 3; Junior Council; Swimming Team 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 4. ROCKOWITZ, HELEN—National Honor Society 4; Span- ish Honor Society 1-4; Social Science Forum 2, 3, 4; COUKANT Circulation 2, 3, 4, Advertising 4, Publicity 3i 4; KEY Business Staff; F.T.A. 4; Guide 1; Guidance Aide 4, RODOLA, LENA—Bowling 3, 4. ROFSCH, BARBARA—Y-Teens 1, 2, 3- ROGAN, JACK—Junto 2; Intramural Basketball 8, 1; Corridor Aide 4. ROMANO, JOHN—Football 3, 4; Wrestling 2, 3; Stage Crew 2 3 4, ROSENBERG, ELAINE—F.T.A, 4; Leaders 2; Water Ballet 2; Swimming 8. ROSENBLOOM, SIDNEY—Corridor Aide 4. ROSSELLI, ANN—Swimming 8, 1, 2; Guide 4; Switch- board 4, ROSSIGNOLO, ROBERT—Junto 2; Choir 2; Corridor Aide 4. ROTHSCHILD, EUNICE—Co-op; COURANT Circulation 1. ROXIN, ETHEL—National Honor Society 3, 4; Spanish Honor Society 1-4; Commercial Honor Society 4; Social Science forum 3, Secretary 4; KEY Editor and Photog- rapher; COURANT Reporter 2, 3, 4, Publicity 3; Fire and Air Raid Warden 4; Library Aide 8. RUBEN, ROBERT—Corridor Aide I. RUBENSTEIN, ALAN—Junto 2, RUSSO, BARBARA—-junto 2, 3, 4; Guide 2, 3� 4; Choir 8. SAGERS, ROBERT—Greenhouse 8. SALIC, MARIE—Junto 3; Guide 4; Flag and Drum Corps 2; Guidance Aide 4. SALZANO, JOSEPH—Band 8-4; Orchestra 8-4; Inter-High Band 8, 1; Intramural Basketball 1-4; Varsity Baseball 3, 4; Varsity Bowling 3, 4, SAMLOFF, HAROLD—National Honor Society 3, 4; Latin Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Social Science Forum 3, 4; Senior Council; Junto 2, 3; COURANT 3, 4; Cor- ridor Aide 4, SAMPLER, BARBARA—National Honor Society 4; Spanish Honor Society 1-3, President 4; Inter-High Choir 2, 3; Madrigal Club 2, 3; Choir 2, 3; Junto 8; KEY Editor; COURANT Reporter 4; Circulation 8, 1, 2; F, T. A. 4. SANGER, NELSON—Junto 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Cross Country' City Champion 4; Track 3 4; Band 8, I. SANG1NARIO, ANTHONY—Co-op. 5ANTORE, WILLIAM—Junto 1; Intramural Basketball 2, 3; Hi-Y 2. SCARMINACH, ELAINE—Italian Honor Society 2, 3; Drum Majorettes 3, 4; Choir 8, 1; Co-op. SCHAEFFER, RICHARD—Junto 2; Sophomore Council; Track 3, 4; Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4; Radio Workshop 2; Cross Country' 2; Corridor Aide 4; Hi Y 2, 3� 4. SCHAFER, HARRIET—Assistant Guardian of the Flag; Na- tional Honor Society 3, Secretary' 4; Latin Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Junto I, 4; Senior Play; CANDLE Editor 2; COURANT Associate Editor 4, Reporter 2, 3, 4, Circu- lation lj 2, 3; Fire and Air Raid Warden 4; French Honor Socicry 4. SCHAFFER, DIANE—Spanish Honor Society 1-4; Social Science Forum 1, 2: COURANT Reporter 1, 2, Circu- lation 1, 2; Y-Teens 2, 3� 4; Co-op. SCHIFRIN, ESTHER—Social Science Forum 8. SCHLEGEL, JEAN—Bowling 1, SCHLENKER, DELORES—Junto 3; National Honor So- ciety 4; Spanish Honor Society 3, 4; KEY Editor; Inter- High Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1-4; Eastman Conduct- ing Orchestra 2; COLJRANT Circulation 3; F. T. A. 4; Bow ling t-4; Bookstore Aide 2, 3, 4; Tennis 2; Cafeteria Cashier 3; Guide 3, 4. SCHMIDT, BETTY—Senior Council; Choir 1, 2; Guide 3. SCHMIDTMANN, FREDERICK—German Honor Society 3, 4; Hi-Y 4. SCHNEIDER, DONALD—Junio 3; Intramural Basketball 1, 2; Swimming I, 2, 3; Hi-3' I, 2. SCHULMAN, FILEEN—FXA. 4; KEY Business StafT; COURANT Circulation 2, 3; Guide 4. SCHWARTZ, ROBERTA—Co-op; Choir 8, I, 3; Library' Aide 8. SCIOLINO, MICHAEL—Junto 1; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Intra- mural Basketball 1; Reserve Basketball 2; Hi-Y 2. 3, SEGEL1N, BURTON—Junto 8, 1, 3; Latin Honor Society 3, 4; Senior Play; KEY Photographer; Social Science Forum 4; Choir 8, 1. SEITZ, CAROL—Student Association Secretary 4; National Honor Society 4; Sophomore Class Secretary; Junto 1-4; Executive Council 3, 4; Junior Council; Junior Class Social Chairman: Sophomore Council: Latin Honor So- ciety 2, 3, 4; French Honor Society 4; Choir I, 2, 3; Madrigal Club 2; Senior Play (Wardrobe); Varsity Club 8; Spirit Committee 2, 3; Franklin Day Program 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; COURANT Reporter I, 2, Circulation 3; Cheerleader 2, 3, Captain 4; Secretary Inter-High Dance Committee 4; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. SELDOWITZ, HYMAN—Senior Council, Choir 8. SENUTA, DONALD—Junto 4. SHAFF, HELEN—National Honor Society 4; Junior Coun- cil; F.T.A. President 4; KEY Editor; Guidance Aide 4; Band 1, 2; Attendance Aide 1; Bowling I, 2; Tennis 4; Y-Teens 2, 3. SHAFFER, HOWARD—Junto 3; Basketball 3, SHCHUROWSKY, MARTHA—German Honor Society 1 2, 3. SHERMAN, HARRIET—Latin Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Span- ish Honor Society 3, 4; F.T.A. 4; Social Science Forum 8; COURANT Reporter 3, 4; KEY Business StafT; Var- sity Club 8. SHULMAN, BEVERLY—Junto 3; Spanish Honor Society I- 4; Choir I; Co-op. SHULMAN, GERALD—National Honor Society 4; KEY Editor; Latin Honor Society 2, 3, 4; COURANT Re- porter 3. SHYKWOROST, MARGARET—Bookstore 4; Volleyball 8, 1, 2. SILVERI, EDWARD—Junto 1; Italian Honor Society 4; Wrestling 8, J. 2, SIMMS, JACK—Junto 2; Junior Council; Senior Council; COURANT Artist 3, 4; KEY Artist; Intramural Bas- ketball 1; Hi-Y 4. SLOWIKOWSKA, STEPHANY Choir B, 1. SMITH, CLAUDINE—Choir 8-4; COURANT Circulation 2, 3; Library Aide 4; Y-Teens 4. SOKOL, SUZANNE—Senior Council; French Honor Society 3, 4; COURANT Reporter 2, 3, 4, Artist 2, 3, 4: KEY Artist; Social Science Forum 3. SOLOMON, MARCIA—Spanish Honor Society 3, 4; Choir 1, 2, 3; COURANT Circulation 2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 4; KEY Business StafT; Varsity Club 8. SPAMPINATO, JOAN—Y-Teens 2. 3. SPEEDY, THOMAS—Junior Council; Sophomore Council; Band 1-4; Track 2; Hi-Y 2, 3 4. 5PROULE, DONALD—Executive Council 3, 4; Sophomore Class President; Junto 1-4; Football Team 2, 3, Captain 4; Choir I; Wrestling 1-4; Baseball 1, 2; Intramural Basketball I; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. STEIN, JOHN—Conservation Club 2, 3, 4. 91 Activities of the Class of 1955 STEIN, MARSHA—Junto 8, 1; Co-op; COURANT Circu- lation 8, l; Junior Prom Committee; Guide 2, 3; Switch- board 3, STENZEL, JANE—Choir 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 2, 3, STULPIN, MARIE—Junto Choir 1; Bowling 8; Swim- ming 8. SUDORE, ELIZABETH—Junto 1. SUSSMAN, JOEL—Orchestra 8-4; Band 1-4; Stage Crew 8, 2. 3, 4; Visual Aide 8. 2, 3, 4; Radio Workshop 2t 3� 4; Spirit Committee 2, 3; Jnter-High Band 1; Inter- High Orchestra 1; Senior Plav Stage Crew; Rod and Gun Club 2. SUSSMAN, LEONARD—Co-op; Library Aide 8-4. SUTTER, JOYCE—Y-Teens 2. SYWALSKI, ROBERT—Choir 8 SZELES, JOHN—Intramural Basketball 1-4; Bowling 4. SZM1GEL, BORIS—German Honor Society 1-4; Soccer 3, 4; Volleyball 3, 4. TAMBE, RICHARD—Junto 4; Basketball 1-4; Baseball 2, 3j 4. THOMANN, JANE-—Commercial Honor Society 3, 4; Ital- ian Honor Society 4; Y-Teens 3. THOMAS, JEANNE—Junto 1, 4; Executive Council 1; Junior Class Secretary; Junior Council; Sophomore Class Social Chairman; National Honor Society 3, 4; Spanish Honor Society 1-4; French Honor Society 2, 3, 4; JUN- IOR TOWN MEETING 4; Cheerleader 3, 4; Senior Play Production Manager; Italian Honor Society 4; COURANT Circulation 3; Switchboard 4; Spirit Com- mittee 3; Franklin Representative to Edward's Fashion Board 3. TILLMAN, ODESSA—COLfRANT Reporter 1, 2; Choir 8- 3; Leaders 3; Varsity Club 8, 1; Spirir Committee 2; Tennis 1, 2, 3; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. TRACEY, JOHN—Junto 4: Junior Council; Corridor Aide 1, 4; Reserve Basketball 2; Hi-Y 1-4. TRIPI, FLORENCE—Radio Workshop 2, 3, 4; COURANT Circulation 2, 3; Bookstore Aide 4; Guidance Aide 4; KEY Business Staff; Bowling 4; Y-Teens 3. TROMMER, MARILYN—Commercial Honor Society 4; CO LIRA NT Circulation 3, 4. TLIBIOLO, ANDREW—Intramural Basketball 1, 2. TUTTOBENE, LAWRENCE—Italian Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4, UGLIALORO, PHYLLIS—Choir 8, 1; Varsity Club 8; Bowling 3, 4. VACCARO, JOSEPH—junto 8, I. VAN EPPS, THEOLA—Attendance Aide 2, 3; Guide 2; Swimming 8-3. VAN HORN, EDWARD—National Honor Society 3, Vice President 4; French Honor Society 3; Choir 1-4; Inter- High Choir 2, 3, 4; Madrigal Club 2, 3, 4; Visual Aide 1-4, VAN NESS, RICHARD—French Honor Society 2, 3; Inter- High Choir 8-4; Madrigal Club 3, 4; Choir 2, 3, 4; Band 8, 1; Stage Crew 2, 3, 4; Senior Play; Radio Workshop 3� 4; Library Aide 8, lr 2; Visual Aide 4; Corridor Aide 8, L VASILEFF, LEONORA—Junto 8, 4; French Honor Society 2, 3; COURANT Reporter 1, Circulation 1-4, Publicity 4; Cheerleader 4; KEY Business Staff; Bookstore Aide 2; Choir 8; Water Ballet 8, 3; Leaders 8; Swimming 8- 3; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. VILLARE ALE, SAMUEL—Varsity Basketball 3, 4, VILUNAS, VIDA—German Honor Society 2; Cafeteria Cashier 1, 2; Volleyball 1; Y-Teens 2, VINCI, FRANK—Co-op; Varsity Baseball 2, 3. WANDERSEE, WILLIAM—Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 1, 2, 3. WATKINS, DIANNA—Y-Teens 2. WEIMER, BEVEBLY—Junto 1, 2, 4; Executive Council 4; Junior Council; Sophomore Council; Cheerleaders 3, 4; Senior Play; Water Ballet 8, 3, 4; Swimming 8-3; KEY Business Staff; Spirit Committee 2, 3; Lifesaving 2, 3; Bookstore Aide 3; Choir 8, 1; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, WEINBAUM, ROBERT—Spanish Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Library Aide 8-3. WEINSTEIN, HAROLD—Football 3, 4. WERTHEIM, RONALD—lunto 8; Spanish Honor Society 1-4; KEY Business Staff; Corridor Aide 4. WILK, BEVERLY—Junto 4; Senior Council; Choir 8-4; Y-Teens 2, 3. WINER, JEROME—Standard Bearer; National Honor So- ciety 3, President 4; Latin Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Social Science Forum 3, 4: KEY Editor; Senior Play; Bausch and Lamb Science Medal; COURANT Reporter 3, 4; R. A. U. N. junior Council 3, 4; Fire and Air Raid W'arden 4; Band 8-4; Tennis Team 2, WITTENBERG, JANE—Latin Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Social Science Forum 4; KEY Business Staff; Choir 8, I. WOJCIK, CAROL—Swimming 8-3; Lifesaving 2, 3; Water Ballet 8; Choir 1, 2. WOLF, MARTHA—Junto 8, I; National Honor Society 4; Senior Play; Executive Council 1; Senior Council; F.T.A 4; COLIRA NT Reporter 4, Typist 4, Advertiser 8; KEY Business Staff; Radio Workshop 3; Madrigal Club 2; Orchestra 8, WOLFF, JANICE—National Honor Society 3, Secretary 4; Latin Honor Society 2S 3, 4; Junto 8, I; Inter-High Choir 8-4; Choir 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 4; Band 2. 3, 4; Orchestra 8, 1, 2: F. T. A, 4; Senior Play Wardrobe; French Honor Society 4; CO LIRANT Reporter 2. WOODS, MARTHA—Commercial Honor Society 4; KEY Business Staff; Social Science Forum2; COLIRA NT Circulation 3; Radio Workshop 3, 4; Choir 1; Y-Teens 2, 3. WORMSBECHER. ROELOF—Visual Aide 1, 3, 4. YU HAS, JOHN—Visual Aide 4; Transfer from Barnes- boro. Pa. ZELAZNY, ANDREW—Junto 8, I; Intramural Basketball 1-4; Varsity Bowling 2, 3� 4; Reserve Bowling 8, 1, ZELLO, ANTHONY—Junto 8-3; Executive Council 3; Senior Council; Football 2, 3. 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Intra- mural Basketball 2, 3; Corridor Aide !, 4; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. ZIARKO, MARY—Switchboard 4. ZIPKIN, ETHEL—Junto 3; Latin Honor Society 2, 3, 4; COURANT Reporter 8, 3. 4, Typist 8, 3 4, Circulation 8, 3, 4; Social Science Forum 8; KEY Business Staff; Majorettes 1-4; Choir 2; Varsity Club 8; Y Teens 2. ZIZZO, MARILYN—Junto 8, 1, 2; Italian Honor Society 4; Y-Teens 3. ZLOWSKY, MARTIN—F. T. A. 4, Social Science Forum 3. ZOBNIW, IRENE—National Honor Society' 4; Orchestra 1-4; Inter-High Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Eastman Conducting Orchestra 2, 3; Volleyball 1, 3f 4; Tennis 2, 92 Class of 1955 The Senior Class presents BEST FOOT FORWARD A Comedy in Three Acts by John Cecil Holm Let's beat it! CAST Front Row: Easton, Comisar, Schafer, VanNess, Sussman Second Row: Inglis, Meiselman, Wolf, Hurwitz, Markus, Wei me r, Third Row: Mr Rem- ington, Ortolani, Segelin, Avery, Damico, Derman, Winer, Polizzi. What are you doing here? Shorts Story 93 Last and Testament We, rhe Silver Anniversary Class of Benjamin Franklin High School, being of limited sanity (thanks to the five years of struggling to become seniors) and having contemplated a just distribution of our wealth, do hereby bequeath all of our earthly possessions and some of our unearthly ones in the following manner: To Mr, Sabin, who has guided us through the past five years, we leave a package of silver-plated memories and our heartfelt thanks for all his help. To Mr. Francis we award a contract with N. B, C. allowing him the use of their chimes to wake up the students in homeroom. To Miss Sullivan and Mr. Applebee we leave a large economy-sized bottle of Bufferin and a game of Scrabble that will spell out our Thanks. To all senior homeroom teachers we bequeath Dr. Mock's book entitled Haw to Bring Up Chil- dren, To Miss Martens we leave three dozen new, long candles for National Honor Society inductions, and a secretary to write out tardiness slips. To Mr. Stalker we bequeath a motor scooter to use in recruiting a clean-up staff for next year, and an electric eye to detect those ques- tionable passes. To Miss Primer, next year’s senior adviser, sve give permission to sell the left-over potato chips from our dances — ” ‘cause you can't hardly get them kind no more,” To Mr, Cohen, also next year's adviser, we leave our left-over pop to go with the left over potato chips. To Miss Rauber we reward a two weeks1 vacation in Sulphur Springs sanitarium, and a supply of 1956 catalogs. To Mr. Remington we leave a troupe of male hams for next year's senior play, and our ap- preciation for a terrific production this year. To Mr. Taylor we bequeath a jar of polish for his Phi Beta Kappa pin, To Mr. Miller we leave a hurricane insurance policy, and permission to take his chem, stu- dents to a square dance so they can learn how to change partners.” To Mr. DeFran we leave a contract with the Royals, 3nd a package of ready-mixed tortillas. To Mr. Chamberlain we bequeath a new pool cue for that mysterious room in the basement. To Mr. Iman we bequeath a new bunny bag for his bucks, and the traumatic surprise that we didn't leave him a pink shirt. To Mr. Maurer we leave a chisel and a gallon of paint remover to take off red paint. To Mr. Lyders we leave a free pass to hear a performance of Fred Waring's Pennsylvanians and the hope that some day , . . To rhe lunchroom staff we bequeath a set of ster- ling silver to be used only at our class reunions- To Miss Levin we leave a new bunch of seniors who will hush their clack” as well as we do. To Mr. Betten we bequeath a mechanical brain to solve all profound computations.” To Mr. Kehrig we present some plaid Bermuda shorts and a pair of red knee socks for his future college days. To Miss Crowley we leave a sound-proof room and a new set of square pegs to go into round holes. To Mr. Scamrnell we bequeath a dry Memorial Day and a year's subscription to Downbeat magazine. To our pal, Herman, we leave a souped-up hot-rod snow plow. To Mr, Zornow we bequeath a set of typewriters that don e make mistakes so the commercial students can all get ”A‘s,” To the incoming Eighth Graders we give a com- pass and a book entitled Sense of Direction, To the present Eighth Graders we leave a pamph- let on How to Do 10 Hours of Homework in 30 Minutes. To the present Freshmen we leave a beat-up copy of A Tale of Two Cities and the hypotenuse rule. To the present Sophomores we leave the vain hope of persuading Miss Carnahan that American History Special just isn’t for them. To the present Juniors—You've arrived! This document has been duly witnessed and signed this twenty-ninth day of January, in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and fifty-five, by the Senior class of Benjamin Franklin High School, The terms of this document are to be administered by Palleschi, Colonna, Easton, Barrett, Wolf, and Sokol—Attorneys at Law. 94 ‘e9uear i mi«g� ished quests SCHOOL e Oie S°fi Sh Real 95 School Experiences THROUGH THE YEAR WITH LITTLE BENNY KEY STAFF EDITORS — Herbert Mylius, Harvey Jacobs, Arnold Kiner, Ethel Roxin. Barbara Sampler, Hplnr Schlenker. Helen Shaft, ASSISTANT EDITORS — Maxine Hollander, Muriel Newman, Jerome Winer, Robert Colonna, Sandra Kaufman, Gerald Shulman, PHOTOGRAPHERS—Harvey Jacobs, Ethel Roxin, John Dancy, Burton Segelin. ARTISTS—Adrienne Balzer, Marilyn Cook, John DiGregorio, Nancy Easton, Jack Simms, Suzanne Sokol. ADVERTISING STAFF — Dolores Cona, Gilbert Cresov, Richard Jones, Joan Kantor, Angela Longo, Arthur Meiselman, Tedda Modiano, Har- riet Price, Helen Rockowitz, Jane Wittenberg. INDIVIDUAE PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF—Rosalie Cohen, Louis Damico, Jacquelyn Derman, Sherris Kleinstein, Lawrence Markus, Ronald Wertheim, Martha Woods, Ethel Zipkin. CIRCULATION MANAGER—Helen Rockowitz. Miss Marion Tuthill—Art Adviser Mr. Roger Applebee— Business Adviser Miss Lois Rowdey—Editorial Adviser 96 gAdvertisers As the beauty and value of silver lends wealth to daily living, so each graduating student enriches by the wealth of his skills the area of life in which he chooses to work. 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