East High School - Orient Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1943 volume:

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They, the members of the first graduation class of East High School, went forth to serve a gay, carefree world of tandem bicycles, horse cars, gas lights, and an occasional terrifying 'Chorseless carriagef' Many of the customs and traditions We observe today were established at that time. Although the appearance of our school and of its sons and daughters may have altered, that spirit which marked those early days still prevails in our halls. Our class, the fortieth class, will go forth into a world at War, and to us and our generation will fall the task of reconstruction after the con- flict. Yve wish to give recognition to that first graduating class by using the customs of their day as the theme of our yearbook. VVe hope that in years to come we may profit from the examples of our predecessors and, perhaps, even surpass them. If forty years hence another class is helped by our experiences and derives enjoyment from these pages, We shall feel that our goal has been attained. nr Emi? I 226574 up .glfzazza Q JZQAMM n memnriam ALBERT H. WILCOX, BA., MA., L.H.D. 1868 - 1943 For thirty-five years, the beloved principal of East High School swag -'E W' -ibm -api: is '5 J' 'fiiji' N, ,iff is 1-f fi . ., 2 :-f-, - , 1' .5 ' ffff 3, , 7 I :Agfa .14 35-54: ' 1 ff ic.-.,. l A DRED FORTY-THREE, DEDICATE THIS I ORIEN T TO THE EAST HIGH MEN AND WOMEN IN THE ARMED FORCES. ALTHOUGH THEY ARE SCATTERED NOW IN MANY CLIMES AND PLACES, WE AT HOME HAVE NOT FORGOTTEN THEM. WE RELY UPON THEIR GAL- LANT COURAGE TO LEAD US ON TO VICTORY. E, THE CLASS OF NINETEEN HUN-A - A 'Q M vm .' Ir' 'gif' :A Q..-V all f yg 2, age nr f ,Q U, ff .QQ , Q, ,4 -, ,,'z25,ff'fZ 7' as f wg y , 1 , Q ,,,f ,., Via 477: V wwf ' ju: 114 Ig, K ' :xi Q 4, v ,gw. a, - 4 V A 1 5 9 4 I 1 A , K . C 6 an fy ,:' f V 66 ,,:f 5fL , tgiifw Miss HAUGH has accom- plished what few people do in their capacity as class advisorg she has become immensely popular with the seniors of '43. Although relatively few of us have come in contact with her as a teacher, we have found her, when occasion demand- ed, a sympathetic listener and advisor. Miss Haugh has worked with us and for us in every project we have undertakeng and part of the enthusiasm with which we have done things has been due to the vivaeity with which she has supported us. Some of the fondest mem- ories that we shall have of our years in East High School will be those sur- rounding our association with lNIiss Haugh. THE CLASS of 1943 is par- ticularly fortunate in hav- ing Nlr. Paul J. Smith as one of its advisors. Admired and respected by all his pupils and associates, Mr. Smithis interest in our class has not waned during the press of his wartime activi- ties as head of the Mathe- matics Department. His policy has been to allow the class officers to assume much responsibility for themselves, lout his sound advice has always been forthcoming when problems arose. Mr. Smith's years of sympathetic and able ad- visorship will long be re- membered by all students of East High School, but they will be recalled es- pecially by the members of our class. Q ' T 2 Sq, C M ,f v 91 if wi if V f W.,-,.,. Wa W---., ,..,...M. ............V, . -v-Qu- p-aquvg , 5' , v, I, ., X 1,. 11 ff. . ov-,, ,,, .f ,444 . , 0 4 . fs y H. FACU LTY v k f' r x uw V 1 9 , 1-- , , fp-.fu . VI 1 X K V , . ' 1 f 1 x' , ' if-, if - V H' ' I -.,.- .I N, U Aw., . . ,. , W , . 1 1' f 122 g2,:LQ! 1, f .. - filifnl, I sg., f -M1 M , ' , 0.55. : , . .ffm , .-lsr, - ' 1 'f.'fv' ':. .' - piggy 'ff' ' 'V 5 521' ' A ' , 1-wi 1 ,-- - Y. Y 3-4, ' ,, I - . uh I , - , , J-e,, ' .Q t , .1 .2,. - ,, , ,ev 1 K' - f' 15-2 - - ' V . . ax ' , .f-A 54.1 3 S' 2 an . . '3!4f1! f ' 5 A ' S3-it y 1- 1- 1 - ,, 5 ' 3 K - 1 , ' ' Y ,'1,,l,,e A. ' ,V 'QQ rx : A A ' ,f..-31.727-2 ' ' ' ' rain ' Mlm: -.,,, 4 . X - 11322, ,V ' ,NQYF-E i ' . 5 1' '- w , ' I' if 1' Q I ' Y , , Y 1 '. ,We 1 F - ' Quai..-'zu .. ' ' I--3 V ., . . N .Y V, , Hf Lg ' ' .W .. -wa. Q ' .QTY Q . 1-., .....- Er ' 1 -.e ' 2 . , , fr: f . V Q 5.1 -L .1 . ' , F' . . 'N 2. x. W7 1 MR. WILLIAM C. WOLGAST Principal The Principal's Message . . . To the Class of June, 1943, I speak my admiration and say well done. To a senior class in the midst of a great war emergency has been offered not only exhilaratiou and challenge but also difficulties and confusion. Probably no class that has ever left East High has been faced with so much uncertainty concerning future plans. A steady grip, a clear look ahead, and a firm determination to tread your Way through the years immediately ahead are the guides I offer you on your chart upon leaving East High. The happenings of the day that seem to interfere with well-laid plans of years ago, I recom- mend that you accept as an adventure and an experience that will enrich rather than frustrate your previous plans. Play your part after you leave East High as well as you have while here and your Alma Mater will be proud of you. My best Wishes to each and every one of you. May our friendship continue through the coming years. 9 Q , John L. Merrell Earl A. Partridge Ann Bassett Fletcher H. John A. Baird Robert G. Torrens Vice-Przf11c1'pal Asst. to the Principal Advisor for Girls Carpenter Science Ilcalth Art Education Harold E. Cowles William R. Foster Blanche M. Kelly Paul J. Smith Lois Turner Arthur E. Harris Engl1'.vl1 fl0II7IIIf?VC1.Ill Modern Languages Mathematics Social Science A rmcx Principal F CULTY xxfxwli now: IV. ll'llfN0lI, 1'. Smillz, Mcrrcll, ll. Snzitlz, Harris, Foslcr, Bacon, Williannv, Holler. l Ollli'I'll now: lVolgo.vt, Dolan l1,7Ilfl'I'1I'0V'flI, l'lorA', Lazrrrfncw, lfasscfl, l,arralJcc, Whitalmr, M cKic. THIRD Row: Bilhorn, Ilagcn, Torrrflzs, IJ7lClI371l! lltI', Fagan llauglz, f'urj1cntcr, Sfonclmrg, Cowlcs, Parfrirlgc, Abbolf. SECOND ROXVZ Hcglcy, lizzsscll, H. l'Vul.v0n, Hill, Roivlcy, Toolrln, Riqf - Barry, Lymlc, Izzo, Bizrlzirzlgc. 1-XIRST HOXVI l or11'arrl, Noun, Brown, Kclly, Sclzlcnkcr, Hcinzlc, Kcouyh, Puls, Turner, Kcrrigan Bciz, 0lc,l0IIllf'll. XX' 10 y jf ,X Y. -S7 1 9 2 2 FAC U LTY ADMINISTRATION VVilliam C. Wolgast John L. Merrell Earl A. Partridge Ann Bassett Arthur E. Harris SUPERINTENDENT OF BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS VValter J. Bishop SECRETARIES Helen A. Barnum Mary Mclnerney Blanche Meisel Marion Peck ART DEPARTMENT Fletcher H. Carpenter, Head Avis B. Bliss COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT William R. Foster, Head Ethel S. Abbott Marion Begley Joseph L. Briggs Lillian Heinzle May F. Hill Herman O. Porter Margaret A. Ruf Martha Van Arnam Edward J. Welch EIGHTH GRADES Blanche L. Ashley Elsie W. Greffrath ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Harold E. Cowles, Head Catherine Combs Katherine Connell Dorothy Dennis Edwin Dolan Marion Y. Gaissert Edna1M. Haggith Benjamin R. Larrabee lNIaude T. Rathbun Eleanor D. Robinson Grace Rowley Dorothy Schlenker Ellis S. Smith Edith Stone Forence Toolan Allen B. TVhitaker HEALTH EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Robert G. Torrens, Head Richard Ader C. Bennett Daly Henry DiClemente Reba T. Kline Myra Logan Robert McKay Lillian J. Wangman Effie L. Wetherell HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Jessie Cole Katherine L. Kerrigan Manie Lynde Ruth Puls LATIN DEPARTMENT F. Niles Bacon Bernice Ginsburgh Lillian J. Stoneburg LIBRARIANS Mildred R. Forward Sara Sedita MATIIEMATICS DEPARTMENT Paul J. Smith, Head Blanche Dick Louis W. Hagen WVilhelmina H. Horn Agnes C. Keough J. Genevieve O,Connell Frederick C. Watson Helen W. Watson MODERN LANGUAGE DEPARTMEMT Blanche M. Kelly, Head Martha Betz Charles Clark 11 Edna V. Haugh Anna J. Izzo Elsie G. Neun Nina C. Uglesby BTUSIC DEPARTMENT Clarence Bilhorn Donald Butterworth Reba Conway Duane Haskell Norman Peterson NURSES Grace S. Dowdle Bernadine Kelly PRACTICAL ARTS Herbert Bates VVilliam J. Burbridge Harold S. Gliewe Earl G. Lawrence PSYCHOLOGIST Helen K. Ikeler SCIENCE DEPARTBIENT John A. Baird, Head Katherine Barry Eleanor Edwards Everett Kennell Henry H. Keef Irene Quinn George A. Roller Helma C. Russell Burr F. Yvilliams SOCIAL SCIENCE TJEPARTMENT Lois Turner, Head Rose Abramow Linda Brown Harold Y. Fagan Donald J. BIcKie Leo P. Redding Ida D. Rubenstein Ethel YVest hlilton E. YYoodams SPEECH Grace T. Brown mg 'L tsl 1' i ' .Q ,- , The Champs Page Q8-upper left Getting hep to the jive l'5'IfQte1'-up ! Oh, no! Jerks perkin7 Xvlllll-IH-III Swingsters in ui-tion 12 Can I look now? Quiet, man at work Solid sending, boy Petrussour hero Venus-with amns! ww- ww Vx QM MH QQ uw? We wi X 2, Spqxlfls v f X was W 1 'CLASSES Q yy WMWV blfdiibkf' A M ,A 1 J l L LPV,wLZfA.,1LMff wQ yZN ,,r J f fwfr MR F , W if 'Q Y MW' MW! ,uf M W XUJJV ffdfq W ff J ww wg' Aw . nf k' rf,-' - ,ia-57,15 ...., QLJ7 if--f 1. 1955- QT.- F . 5. by, i, .,- 4 1 m s is 5 .A 5 f L if ff Q. f-I' 4.13: X X- V , ,, sm,- - ,rf r elg,'1g2'ia,,, 4 ffffnaf-ff T 1: :Q Sip. LLM-:,' Q25 ' 1- ' 1 JU is-35:25 ., V -W .492 ' Eff 4' jf -' -. i. -H- . , QA ' ' EA. A Jfwf' hir W f? M V 5 Q V' r 5 3, W wg + Y K. . I X w 15, ve rw ,X-'VH , - ,N ul' , Zimiw Q' f .JN A .. Q '.1 2 Vps. ir Msfsff Q G .- FF W- i if 5, is is A ' ' L' V' . if L .V ,en . fix 14. .g X 1. 4 n f v wmv X ' n ' 'fi JUNIOR OFFICERS UU! Q f LU V ftjffj 1 , 0574 xfflyjt, X, JDS SOPHOMGRE OFFICERS Jloniimze, Dcfarlo, U'iI11'u7n Jzulgf, F1'gz4erf1.v - I X X x 1 f Q 5 I 1 rv S W 1 x ir llzoml son Huyrc Hrfyrr, Vrm II yfllmusz I o 1 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS On a bright September morning in 1939 an eager crowd of freshmen swarmed in the doors of the East High Annex. VVith poorly concealed excitement we stumbled through the corridors in search of homerooms. Our fears of new teachers were soon allayed when we found Mr. Harris and his staff of instructors kind and helpful. Many resolutions were made that week to study hard and to show those teachers what we could do. And remember those two or three assemblies at the main building? How thrilled we were to become a part of East High School proper for one hour. It wasn't long before the newness began to wear off. The glimpses we had had of life at the main building made us eager to be promoted to higher rank. Our sophomore year was soon upon us, and again we went through the process of losing ourselves in strange halls. The assemblies on Friday caused that day to become the most important of the week. VVe organized our class, chose advisors, and then began to plan for our senior year. In 1941 we took the next step toward our goalg We were juniors. Vile began to participate more in student government activities and to become affiliated with various clubs. VVe knew quite a few seniors and most of the faculty. How superior we felt toward the sophomores 14 and freshmen! We had completely forgotten how green we had feltAa few years before. We knew a lot, too. At least we thought we did. Then suddenly we were seniors who found ourselves caught up in a mad whirl of activity. Besides accepting many responsibilities inside school and out, we began to enjoy life and to have more good times, much to the detriment of our school work. Wiar work, also, made demands on our time, and the things we did had to be measured by their usefulness to us in relation to the war effort. Now June, 1943, is in the offing. Humbly we realize that one door of our lives is closing and another is opening. A new life awaits us. VVith high hope and good faith we go forth with knowledge to use, a vision to guide us, and a memory of a brief but happy sojourn at East High School. CLASS COUNCIL DAUCHTER UF FHL FLAG Elizabeth Baker ST AND ARD BEARER Calxm lWIayne 15 G. FREDERICK ALLMAN Claude', I never think of the futureg it comes soon enough. Choir 15 Basketball 15 Congress 25 Ski Club 35 German Club 25 Commercial Club 35 Stamp Club 2. 34 HALL ST. NO. 46 UNDECIDED DORIS R. ALT KIDO!! To do easily what is dijicult for others is the mark of talent. Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4g Inter-High Orchestra 2, 3, 45 French Club 2, 35 Congress Q, 35 Cabinet 35 Chairman of Assemblies Comm. 35 V or Board 3, 4, Business Manager 45 Consilium 3, 45 Senior Council 45 Orient, Assistant Business Manager 45 Clarion 45 Red Cross Chairman 45 Patrician 1, 2, 3, 45 Craft Club 3. 86 PRINCE ST. No. 31 COLLEGE ANGELINA AMICO Angie She loves the game above the prize. G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Basket- ball 35 Bowling 3, 45 Monitor 45 Renaissance Club 2, 3, 45 Leadership 45 Badminton 3, 4. 207 CENTRAL PK. No. 34 UNnEcInEn ROBERT LENNARTH ANDERSON Gump 'Bove the contentious waives he kept, and oar'd HimseU' with good arms and lusty stroke. Stamp Club 25 Reserve Baseball 25 French Club 2, 35 Ping-Pong 1, 25 Soccer 35 Swim- ming 2, 3, 45 1942 Section 5 of N. Y. S. P. H. S. A. A. 100 yd. Backstroke and 150 yd. Medley Relay Championg Bowling 45 Clarion 3, 45 Commercial Club 35 Movie Operator 45 Horseshoes 15 Ski Club 3. 398 BERESFORD RD. No. 46 COLLEGE JOSEPHINE ANDREA NJ055 With temper calm and mild, and words of softened tune. Baseball 35 French Club 2, 3. 177 ROHR ST. WASHINGTON HIGH UNDECIDED V J OSEYN AQ UILIN E A kind face is a beautiful face. 234 FOURTH Sr. No. 27 UNDECIDED Z +. ii X .X C, Q.. s. X . K sg wi' A if , ft .4 , A UAW ,K A . X5 s .Lxxjl 9 ,. .4-, A I . i ELMIRA B. ARCHABALD Blind moves matter. Clarion, Typist 45 Tri-Y 4. 174 ROsEwoon TERR. JOHN MARSHALL UNDECIDED ANGELINA M. ARENA CKAngie33 Happiness is a ioomazifi Leadership 45 Baseball 2, 35 Renaissance Club 25 Dramatics Club 4. 376 FIRST ST. No. Q6 Undecided ANTHONY ARGENTO Tony I am the Illaster of my Fate. Football 3, 45 Tumbling Team Q, 3, 45 Wlrestling Team 45 Boxing Club 4. 893 N. GOODMAN ST. NO. 27 COLLEGE on ARMY , 1 T7 C . f A Ai LEO'1'. A CIQINS 9' r J M! I ' Swat!! ,HI like 4 in hats, a1rtd'I'don't wear spats, ' But I wdnt my nee-lcties wild. w 1 Tennis 25'fTraclw3gfiFeIicing Club 35 Chess Club 3. - A- 898 BAY ST. No. 31 IlNnEr'InEn SHIRLEY ELAINE ATHERTON Cookie, Everything succeeds with people of cheerful disposition . Chorus 15 Dancing Club 15 Dramatics Club 1. 817 GRAND AVE. PORTVILLE HIGH TEACHERS, COLLEGE ELIZABETH ANN BAKER KCBetty37 The hand that hath made you fair hath made you good. P?tFiCiHH 1, 92, 3, 45 Consilium 3, 45 Vox Cizntatis 3, 4, Managing Editor 45 Tennis 25 French Club 2, 35 Community Service Club 35 Senior Council 45 Clarion 3, 4, Exchange Editor 45 Assemblies Committee 3, 45 Guardian of the Flag 45 Orient, Literary Editor 45 Jury Duty 35 Crafts Club 3. 31 QUINM' ST. NO, 33 COLLEGE 16 HAZEL BAKER H. B. I count more strength in a true heart than in a walled cityf, G. A. A. 13 Swimming 1, 23 Bowling 2g French Club 2, 33 L'Etoile 4g Choir 43 Jury 23 Congress 1. 250 TARRINGTON RD. LAURELTON BUSINESS SCHOOL STANLEY GUY BARDWELL Stan A short saying often carries much wisdofrnfl 64 GALE TERR. No. 52 UNDECIDED RUTH E. BA A fair exterior is a s' ' VollqLb5'HfClQ C ' , T Orus 13 Swi ' 3 . i . Z 27 ISBU . ,R H ORK HELEN BARRY No wealth is like a quiet 'rnindf' Music Club 4. . 17 OREGON ST. NO. 9 UNDECIDED BETTY BEALES 3 Bet', Our deeds determine us, as much as we de- termine our deeds. Badminton 23 Social Dancing 23 Ping-Pong QQ Bowling 33 French Club 43 Tri-Y 4. 586 HAYNVARD AVE. NO. 33 R. B. I. RUTH DEBORAH BECKER Ruth Power belongs to the seU'-possessed. Dramatics Club 1, S, 4, Treasurer 33 French Club Qi Frolics 3: Tennis 33 Tri-Y 4. 1567 MAIN ST. NO. 33 COLLEGE 17 ERIKA M. BELLMANN ffnackey' Soft peace she brings wherever she rules. French Club Q, 33 German Club Q, 3, 43 Clarion 4. 127 JEFFERSON AVE. LANKENAVV SCHOOL FOR GIRLS WORK SHIRLEY A. BENNETT I may take fancy for a companion, but must follow reason as my guide. French Club 2, 3, 43 Dramatics Club 43 AC'lar'ion, Feature Editor 43 Tennis '23 Swim- ming 33 Community Service Club 3: Patric- ian 2, 3, 43 Defense Attorney 4. 210 PARSELLS AVE. OTEGO CENTRAL SCHOOL COLLEGE LUCILLE BEYER HA merry heart lives on. 49 ILLINOIS ST. NO. Q8 XYORK TERESA BIANCO Terry Heart on her lips, and soul within her eyes, Soft as her clune, and sunny as her skzesf' Badminton 13 Tennis 13 Ping-Pong 1: Danc- ing 13 Swimming 13 Italian Honor Society 13 Renaissance Club 2, 3, 43 Clarion 4. 4 AUGUSTA ST. MT. CARMEL R. B. I. DAVID BLIDE Whitey 5 By the irorlr one lfnonus the zcorlfer. Orchestra 1, Q, 3, 43 Roman State Senate Q, 3, 4g Patrician 2, 3, 4: Soccer 3g Homeroom Basketball Mgr. 23 Stamp Club 23 Ping-Pong 23 Frolics 3. 90 NICITINSTER ST. NO. ll COLLEGE RUTH C. BUDE Ruthie Quiet persons are welcome everywhere. Tennis Q, 33 Social Dancing 2, 33 Community Service Club 3. 4, Membership Chairman 43 Monitor 3, 43 Clarion 4: Assemblies Commit- tee 4. S2 .IOSLYN PL. NO. 52 R. B. I. MARY E. BOWMAN 'U Tis not strength but art that takes the prizef' Baseball 2, 33 Basketball 2, 33 Dancing 23 Tennis 2, 3, 43 Badminton 2, 33 G. A. A. 681 GRAIND AXE I . f ' Council 3, 43 Lea hip 43 Jury 4. I I I ST , :y dl , - 0 1 ' ' ' ' I 1 J ' IRLEY BRANAG ' 1 Shirl Ga d without ejort, great without foe. 'Spanish Club 2, 3, 43 Commercial Club 2, 33 Music Appreciation Club 3g Head Cheer- leader 3, 4g Athletics Committee 3. 280 ROSEWOOD TERR. ST. AMBROSE WORK PHILIP C. BRAUNSCHWEIG Phil Young in lirnbg in judgment old. Patrician 2, 3, 43 Freshman Basketball Team 13 Pontifex 4. 62 MCKINLEY ST. No. 52 WASHINGTON AND LEE llNIVERSI'1'Y I KNUAQ: I 03 Yi' toll or , X X - OS , 5,3-if XXXTXNEXBQESEN XX- ' , heca ,shes ,she onirrl. ' O J 3 DE g.0iYixQQ'1I-FORD, L. X if lf- M? i 030 OM 'Tikes yr, 335, , I Q5 ml RJ, MD UJW LOUISE BROCCOLO 1, R- I Luv, AL F or words divide and rend But silence is most noble to the end. Swimming lg Ping-Pong 13!Commercial Club 2, 3. 514 SCIO ST. MT. CARMEL UNDECIDED DOROTHY M. BROWN Dottie, A ll one's life is music if one touches the notes rightly and in tune. Swimming 33 Community Service Club 3g Choir 1, 2. 132 VVEBSTER AVE. ROCKPORT HIGH, CAN. UNDECIDED SIDNEY BROWN Hsidii None but himself can be his parallel. Congress 1, 2, 4g Chess Club 33 La Vida, Art Eflitor 3, 43 Science Club 43 Spanish Club 2, 3, 43 Judge of the S. G. A. Court 43 Clarion 3, 4g Fencing 13 Class Council 2, 3. 17 INDIANA ST. No. 28 ART SCHOOL 1 J A ii BURGESS ' anie of I e is sweet with fun. Commun y Service Club 3, 4g French Club 43 Clubs ommittee 4. 22 SHAFER ST. No. 11 MECHANICS INSTITUTE HARRY CALIRI lKJeCt7! Of all, the arts in which the wise excel Nat'urc's chief art is writing u'ell.', Patrician 3, 43 Fencing 2. 820 BAY STREET No. ll CJLUMBIA MICHAEL CALITRI G6Clip17 N . . . . .. H 0 was ever precise in promise keeping. Homeroom Baseball 13 Homeroom Basket- ball 2, 3, 43 Traffic Officer lg Monitor 13 Baseball 2, 3, 43 Ping-Pong Club 33 Bowling Club 33 Annex Choir 13 Basketball 43 Annex Basketball 13 Renaissance Club 43 Annex Horseshoe Championship 1. 121 WELD ST. No. 31 COLLEGE WILLIAM J. CALITRI Bill Y e are worth thy weight of gold. Science Club 2, 3, 43 Movie Operators Club 4: Traffic Ofiicer 13 Monitor 1. 30 YVELD ST. No. 31 U. or R. ADELINEA CAPUTO H er goodness doth disdain comparisonf, Italian Honor Society lg Ping-Pong 1, 2: Badminton 1, 23 Tennis 1, 23 Renaissance Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4g Il Piccolo Scrivano 2, 3g Congress 2. 56 DAVIS ST. MT. CARMEL SECRETARIAL WORK 18 TERESA CARAMANTE Shorty She who gives joy to the world I 3 raised higher among men Than she who conquers the worldf' Renaissance Club 2, 3, 43 I. R. C. Q, 33 Commercial Club 3g Horseshoes 33 Dancing 33 Baseball 3g Frolics 3. 102 ONTARIO ST. MT, CARMEL UNDEQ'IDED FRANK P. CARRA, JR. Flash K Rugged individualism. Football 2, 3, 4. 130 VVELD ST. AQUINAS UNIVERSITY or MICHIGAN DOROTHY E. CARROLL ..D0t,. She has wit at willf' Horseback Riding 13 Vox Board 3, 43 Ski Club 3g Spanish Club 2, 33 Cheerleader 3. 188 PARKSIDE AVE. ST. AMBRosE ST. MARYlS HOSPI1'AL ROBERT ANDREW CEFALU Bob It's enthusiasm for life That makes it worth living. Swimming 1, 23 Basketball 23 Cross Country 23 Ping-Pong 1. 154 DAVIS ST. MT. CARMEL MECHANICS INSTITUTE ALBERT CENTOLA Cowboy In everything I try or test I always strive to do my best. Cross Country 2g Track Team 23 Traffic Squad 3, 43 Monitor 33 Renaissance Club 3, 43 Movie Operators Club 4. 444 Scxo ST. No. 18 UNDECIDED SAVERIO CERNUTO A fellow of 'infinite jest, of most excellent fancy. Annex Choir li Soccer 33 Football 3. 90 QUENTIN RD. No. 46 UNDECIDED I9 BORIS CHRIST Character is the combination of many virtues. 135 I'I.-XZELVVOOD TI-IRR. No. 31 LTNDECIDED DONALD J. CIAGLIA Shales Character is a diamond that scratches every other stone. Annex Basketball 13 Reserve Baseball 13 Traffic Squad li Homeroom Basketball 2, 33 Boxing 33 Class Council 43 Renaissance Club 43 President 4. 87 .IosLYN PL. MT. CARMEL CoLLI-:GE ALICE W. CILESKI K'A1lie A blush is the color of virtue. Badminton 23 I. R. C. 2, 33 Science Club 2: Spanish Club 23 Class Council Q. 992 HUDSON Avis. No. 33 MECHANICS INSTITUTE 'S M. CLARKE fo L I Connie lf I Nba' afriendshzp, I'1l peijform it to the X, ast article. Congress lg Ba inton 23 Clarion Q, 3, 4, Iifxchan e 3g Orient, As ' tant 4-1 B wah u vlicity Committee ry 3, 4. 4 EXADE QQHBID SACRAMI-:NT LEGE . T a..f'K' DMN. . ' NNry4QF1fLAND 3 I, lv .LS ei .. ' .She more a go s nd .S'h6i00li'3 a queen. ies i'o1nm. 'I' licatio oimm. , Wi 3' rf s .3 Q F' ' ce Ygnm. 33 liu , 3g Vox ,, -i- N .' '3 'immi 23, We ack Riding 23 Co Iinnitysefvice C., b 3, 43 'lsoir 1. vINTON RD. N. No. 28 Daxrsox IINIVERSITY ANTOINETTE M. COLLETTA Annu 'hllirth and fun grew fast and furious. G. A. A. 1, Q3 Renaissance Club 2, 3g Dra- matics Club 43 Clarion 43 Stage Crew 43 Community Service Club 43 Italian Honor Banquet 2, 33 Jury Q. 60 DELEVAN ST. ST. JosEPH's CNDECIDI-:D i THELMA LOUISE CONN Thelm Silence is a friend that will not betray. 47 RIPLEY ST. WILLIAMSPORT, PA. UNDECIDED ROBERT COOK Bob , Worthy things happen to the n'orthy.' H. R. Basketball 23 German Club 2, 3, 4g Track 3, 4g Science Club. 1478 ST. PAUL ST. No. 11 COLLEGE SHIRLEY ANN COSTICH Oh, how rnad and bad it was-and yet, how it was sweet. Badminton 2g French Club 3, 4, Treasurer 3: Horseback Riding 3g Vox 43 Consilium +I-1 Tribunus Plebis 2, 3, Community Service Club 3g Bookstore 3, 41 Jury 23 Red Cross Drive 4. 817 MERCHANTS RD. No. 552 COLLEGE le . , A CRAND Gi n st ivprt iy nest praisef' if 1, Ten lass V cil 3g Chair- n of Awar omm. , . R. C. 3, 4g renchsgb g Fro 'cs 3 I ALE Av l K, No. 28 we it Q DECIDED X W j JACK CRAWFORD A man has no better thing under the sun than to eat, drink, and be merryf, Congress 4. 77 EAST BLVD. JOHN MARSHALL UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA MARY EILEEN CROFT Een The world belongs to the energetief, Congress 15 Jury QQ Community Service Club 3, 4, I. R. C. 2. 141 HAZELWOOD TERR. No. ll R. B. I. NORMAN DAVIDSON Zeke He that is slow to anger is better than the rnightyf, CongTess 2g Stage Crew 4g Cross Country 43 Movie Operator 3, 43 Clarion Photographer 3, 4, Orient Photographer 43 Science Club 3, 4, President 4. 135 CORNVIN RD. No. 46 U. S. ARMY JOSEPH DAVIS Joe', He is greatest who rises to high position, by his own rneritf' 128 BRECK ST. COLUMBUS, OHIO U. S. ARMY EMILY A. DeFISHER Em She is pretty to walk with, witty to talk with, pleasant to think onf' Spanish Club 3, 4, Secretary 4: Vox 2, 3g Jury 2, 33 Consilium 3g Cabinet 3, 45 Con- gress 2, 3, 4: Chairman of Clubs Comm. 3g Secretary of S. G. A. 3, 43 Craft Club 2, 3: Orient 4g Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Inter-High Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Clarion 43 Red Cross Comm. 4. 40 CALUMET ST. No. 31 COLLEGE ANTOINETTE D. DELLAIRA i6l11Oni3J 'iThe only way to have a friend is to be one. Ping-Pong Q5 Dancing 25 Basketball Q, 35 Tennis 3, 43 Badminton 2, 3g Jury 3, 49 G. A. A. 3, 4, V ice-President 4, Clubs Comm. 43 Horseshoes 2, 33 Congres 33 Baseball 35 Corp 5 Ren ' s e Club 2, 3, 4, Program hair n 106 DORSFT F I 5 W sdom t 0 L or A rtis a e 1' in Fre Pu t ouncll us a e tl I1 r h o LIJR ST , FAST N SC L OF 1 N 4. . , . S TR s . A -I ' F l U ' 1 . 4 1 try 'I 41 X X ' ,or i of if ne. Choi 1 2, , Vol' 'GW am 3- g , . ll ge g b i K- 3g ' ss , ' , i pr 1 ' u , 43 - ' Ch ' , 4. X 4 , . 332 MARY B. DePRIMA Marnie', F or every happy smile, the world whirls on its way with less earef' Bowling 2g Commercial Club EZ, 3. 409 VVINTON RD. ST. JoHN THE EVANGELIST R. B. I. Q0 ELSIE DeWAARD fi ' ' vw A quiet consezence makes one so serene. Bancl Q. 54 BIIACBETH ST. CEDAR GROVE Hina COLLEGE KATHRYN DEWAR I,ll be merry for all, .sad for nobodyfl Choir 3. Q43 DEERD'IELD Du. WEST HIGH U. or R. DOROTHY J. DeWITTE Dot Riff-h. in saving cornmon sense As only the grealexl are. Bowling Q, 3, Swimming 2, 35 Bookstore 33 Baseball 23 Schuffleboard 35 Congress 4-Q Class Council 35 Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, President 4-. 49 LANARK CRES. No. 28 COLLEGE MYRON E. DeWOLF ..My,, nowledge is more eloquent than force. Spanish Club 2, 3, 4g Tennis 2, 3, 4g La Vida lg Bowling 3, 43 Homeroom Basketball 3. '79 MERWVIN AVE. No. 52 U. or R. S'l'l'1LI.A MARIE lJiD1O ' Stsalw K'Th0se who arefair are called The children of the goclsf' Baseball 23 Commercial Club Q, 3, 43 Science Club 2, 3. 399 BAY ST. No. 25 UNDECIDED ELEANOR B. DIEM HEI.. I urn not of the feather to shake off my friends when they most need 'nzefl Choir lg Congress 1, Q3 Social Dancing 25 l. R. C. 2: Music Appreciation Club 2, 3, Secretary 33 Bowling 4-. 49 Ancu ST. No. 11 R. B. I. 21 . fff xmfs-'y,nV . . 1 V, sy ac- f sw 5? J,v'i W I if Wyse X X , J 2 l JAMES DiLORENZO Dee Character is the basis of happiness. Science Club 1, 3, Traflic Squad lg Renais- sance Club 2, 39 Spanish Club 3, 43 Ping-Pong 3g Homeroom Basketball 1, 3: Football Manager 33 Swimming 2. 129 SALISBURY ST. No. Q7 COLGATE THERESA E. DiMASCIO Tree Let joy reign unconfined. 3, -lg Dancing 4. SCIO ST. o. 31 WORK Vice- E. H. S. No. ll ARMY JOHN DOMENICO Jack Klndnr.v.v is the first elenzenf in lhc' modern hero. X. Science Club Q, 33 Fencing 25 Traffic Squad lg Spanish Club 3, 43 Homeroom Basketball 1, 2. 815 ST. PAUL ST. No. 31 lfxvi-1c1nED BRI'K'E DONLON Swoose Kn0u'leflge 'is fl power. Track fig Capt. Bowling Team 45 Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, President 45 Science Club 3, Asst. Business Manager La Vida -1-5 Orient 4. Q55 ROCKET ST. v 7 No. 33 I . S. NAVY SHIRLEY R. DOTY Dolly 'KLa11ght0r is the joyous, 7lIl'iL'L'T-9111 evergreen of lzfef' Monitor 3, 43 Choir 3, 4. 68 xYALBAR ST. FRANKLIN HIGH WORK MARY ANN DOVOLO Little Mary I think no virtue goes with sizef' Commercial Club 25 Jury 45 Athletics Comm. 45 Dancing 45 Community Service Club 3, 45 Publicity Chairman 45 Recording Secretary 45 Clarion 4. 10 MERLE ST. VVASHINGTON HIGH JUNIOR COLLEGE ROSALIE DRAGO There is no joy but calm. 500 CENTRAL PK. NO. Q5 VVORK X - A -' M1-if wrilml 1-. My if ' q ,I '-'+G 4 Ox i W if-' Q Y 'I .lv VE R . . 3 Dt .1 il DAVI DI F ' Arcl ' The play's the thing. 83 HAWTHORN ST. AQUINAS INSTITUTE COLLEGE XL .ie I Co M RIAEQQIGXN WK UD glen Air of him joined with a pleasant smile 'nigrnany aeqiendf' xx Q' French 3. t 362 ALEXAN R STT'm STER HIGH UNDECIDED WANDA EDMONDSON uwanv Mirth-with thee I mean to live foreverfl Publications Comm. 35 Drum Majorette 3, 45 Clarion 35 Red Cross Comm. 35 Ping-Pong 25 Congress 2, 35 German Club Q, 35 Community Service Club 3, 4. 749 PARSELLS AVE. NO. 52 SECRETARIAL SCHOOL GLENN EDWARDS Glenny', A learned man has always riches in himself. Editor, L'Etoile 45 Associate Editor, Vox 35 French Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary. 294 ANDREWS ST. NO. 9 IJNDECIDED X if 4 Q ff ft es W if X X fir, fff 913171 lv if Q V - Erwin Ve' .1 fn' A ' . W ff ,wwf 5545 - ff ,WE ZW' -T 1 2 'f xy f ' e ,. me ff' I 1 ' ef zz f .A I V , Q- . ,fi 't ,I 4 fri' ,, . - .1 f, 5 if f, 2 ,, . M437 7 fn I sf of wig. C. kemh C b Q. ri... v 1 WILLIAM A. FARMER ..Bud,, M en of few words are the best men. Band I, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Inter- High Band 2, 3, 45 Vice-President Science Club 4. 141 GRAND AVE. NO. 33 UNDECIDED JOSEPHINE ANN FARSACE HJOH Talent is something, tact is everything. Badminton 15 Ping-Pong 1, 3, 45 Social Danc- ing I, 35 Community Service Club 3, 4. 48 LEWIS ST. No. I8 NURSING SCHOOL MARGARET W. FEIST And mistress of herseb' though china fallf, German Club 2, 35 Science Club 25 Chairman of Safety Campaign 25 Ping-Pong 25 Spanish Club 3. 643 PARSELLS AVE. NO. 52 COLLEGE KATHERINE B. FEDORYSHYN C6Kay7? True friends like ivy on the wall Shall stand together Or together fall. Dramatics 4. 73 NASSAU ST. WASHINGTON HIGH UNDECIDED SALVATORE FICHERA Fisher A quiet man accomplishes much. Renaissance Club 2, 3, 45 Homeroom Basket- ball 25 Traffic Squad 2. 18 LINCOLN ST. VVASHINGTON llNDECIDED 22 JOSEPH N. FLOOD ccRedn HH e loves his country best Who strives to make it best. Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 35 Homeroom Basketball 3, 4. 134 MACBETH ST. CORPUS CHRISTI U. S. ARMY JOYCE FORD Few things are impossible to diligence and skillf, Annex Secretary 15 Congress 1, 2, 45 Finance Comm. 25 Chairman of Clubs Comm. 4g Science Club 2, 4, Secretary 45 Bowling 2. 35 Swimming 25 Craft Club 35 Inter-High Science Club 35 F rolics 35 Consilium 3, 45 Voz 45 Red Cross 3, 4. 34 HAVERFORD AVE. LAURELTON SCHOOL, GENESEE SCHOOL OF NURSING RITA M. FRANCATI ffRit,7 Kind words are the music of the worlrlf' Bowling 1, 2, 35 G. A. A. 15 Jury 3, 45 Basket- ball 2, 35 Baseball 2, 35 Ping-Pong 25 Horse- shoes Q, 35 Commercial Club Q5 French Club 35 Monitors 3, 45 Badminton 25 Dramatics Club 1, 45 Tri-Y 1, 2. '75 VIRGINIA AVE. ST. JOSEPH'S COMPTOMETER SCHOOL life is VICK PARK No. 52 SALLY FURIA KiSal7l Her smiles are like the glowing sunshinefl Spanish Club 2, 3, 45 Clarion 45 La Vida 4. Q2 DIRINCIER PL. NO. 525 WORK ADELE ANN GALBRAITH 'cSugar A thing of beauty is a joyforcfverf' Congress 25 Choir 15 Clarion 3, 45 Class Council 92, 35 Tri-Y 2: Consilium 35 Var, Frosh Editor 35 Bowling 2: Orient 4. 4-04 MELVILLE ST. NO. 33 R. B. I. 23 Z 1, Z X 0 I 1 7 X 4 Z wr., f X ' fe f Z 7 f 4560 Z 6, 7 f as W way. f f S-ff' I ff ' 1 fd 1,9 ' if ,WS f I gzgveqgtix 8 , 4 f- 1 ff i J f ian' f f li iwifi' Z 5 4 's 4 f 1 41 f f f r fteawwn nz.. . .ff 4 W my-'zgwfq-A ww? sag., , sf .Y f K .fi av f 1 gl' 2 R 1 . ,S f 4 'f if-id 2. . SANTINA M. GANGEMI Patience and gentleness are powers. Swimming 15 Ping-Pong 15 Dancing 15 Base- ball 15 Community Service Club 92, 3. 578 Sclo ST. No. 27 IJNDECIDED f 1- Q W' is ef ju ' 7 fr AWJ? K BELl5GZRV' fy! Syi ing always a never f jjgxirenity 1 UI agp, of countenance. l , If Choir 1, Q, 4. spanish Club 1, 2. 1 C 300 ROC'KET ST. No. ll UNDECIDED Ji' 5 KURT GEIHS A man of worth. Q74 COLEBOURNE RD. No. 59 U. S. ARMY JULIA GEORGE Julie Silence is more eloquent than words. Frolics 35 Tri-Y Q, 35 Choir 1, 25 Swimming 2, 35 Varsity Club 1. 55 NASSAU ST. ST. BRIDGET,S TELEGRAPHIST CONSTANCE GERACI Connie', If all the world were hers She could be no other than she is. Frolics 31 Community Service Club 3, 4. Q3 SHERIDAN ST. WASHINGTON HIGH IJNDECIDED FRANCES GERACI Fran It is the ll l.S'F head that makes a still tongue. Commercial Club 15 Spanish Club 25 French Club 15 Community Service Club 15 Jury 1. 196 LONGVIEYV TERR. NO. 11 BUSINESS SCHOOL 9 1 I . , - RUTH MAE E. GEREW Ruthie Whatever is worth doing at all, is worth doing well. Ping-Pong 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, Dancing Q, Bowling 2, 3, 45 Tennis 3, 4, G. A. A. 3, 41 Badminton 49 Leadership 45 Monitor 3. 100 MINNESOTA ST. NO. 28 BUSINESS SCHOOL GERALDINE A. GIANNONE When she had passed it seemed like the ceasing of music. Social Dancing Ig Renaissance Club 2, 3, 4, Community Service Club 3. 14 PHILANDER ST. WASHINGTON HIGH UNDECIDED ALICE H. GIARRIZZO HAI.. The secret of success is constancy of purpose. Ping-Pong 2, 3g Horseshoes 2, 33 Baseball 2, 3, 43 Badminton 2, 3, 4g Basketball 2, 3, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Leadership 4, Renaissance Club 3, 49 Dancing 23 Community Service Club 33 Swimming 2, Monitor 3, 4. 33 THIRD ST. NO. 27 LlNDECIDED DOROTHY GIBSON Dot She that holds her peace when tempers are unstrung, ranks with the godsf, Badminton Q3 Music Appreciation Club 3, 4g Community Service Club 3, 4 3 French Club Treasurer 43 I. R. C. 4. 69 MIDDLESEX RD. No. 28 UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO DOMENICA F. GLIGORA Minnie A concoction of likeableness and depend- ability. Swimming lg Dancing lg Renaissance Club 2, 33 G. A. A. 4. 58 ONTARIO ST. WVASHINGTON HIGH UNDECIDED EUGENE .I GOET AL Worth es the Basketb rl , ' ' ' fy , 3, 4, Ath le ' CO m. A 'om ty ervice Club 3. A is 1844 EAST MAIN ST. NO. 28 Gene,' X X Congress 1, 23 an C 59 3 2, 34 I ss -l 2 at 43 o om In nil' 2, 3, as ll 2 MECHANICS NSTITUT MORTON GOLDBERG I Mort The ploughmen are resting But the co-rn grows all the night. Annex Basketball lg Homeroom Basketball 1, 23 German Club 2, 3, 43 Clarion 3, 4, As- semblies Comm. 3, 4. 88 RADIO ST. NO. 31 DRAMATICS SCHOOL el I ,,,W,,v .. DOROTHY GRAMLICH Fair words never hurt the tongue. 152 SPENCER RD. WEBSTER, N. Y. R. B. I. sfLarryvr SPENCER GREENE 1 A rn e 7139 of cheerful yesterdays, and wjvonfid r s. on 2, 3, 4 lari 3, g Homeroom Basketball 23 Vice-Presid anish Club 34 Consilium 2g War Stamp m. 45 S. G. A. President 4. EMBURY R No. 46 RENSSELAER POLYTEOHNIC INSTITUTE Q , nex Secretary 19 Track 1, X N v.. . l ' ' I , L . DANIEL GROTH yan 'Y I ' K6DanS5 Some thinlcxthe world was made for fun and f--V frolic sand so do I .U 'x Executive, Council 25 Band 2, 35 Orchestra Q, 3. 151 LONG ACRE RD. JOHN MARSHALL HIGH U. S. IR F CE I I flwtw f Qt 'I ilk!! LLVI GUIH K J era py am I om care I'rrL fr e! hy aren? they all contented 1. e e f ir , 2 V3 3 l' 2, a ish Club 3, g as 1 2g Clario 3, Finance Comm 1' ir 's Club 1, Assemblies Comm. 43 Tennis 2, 3g Ring Freedom Ring 2. 79 VVOODWARD ST. No. 31 MECHANICS INSTITUTE RUTH G. HALDENSTEIN The sweetest garland to the sweetest maid. Chairman of Examining Board 4g Assemblies Comm. 43 French Club 2, 3, 4g Dramatics Club 2, 3, Clarion 43 Community Service Club 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4. 803 E. MAIN ST. No. 31 U. OF R. Q4 C 'N All 1 - ' PM I tions sp louder than woryrf' f Q0 .I PV Staterfh. ' n 2, 2, 4. 0 lll 2, , 43 Von: 2, 3, t 33 Track! N21 42 W Stamp C' . 4-g 'lar'on ' 0LD E. I LENBECK Con ess g rman Clu 93, 4, 0' 839 CULVER RD. CLI ON CENTI ' fl PK R UATE I DAVE HAMILTON Hambones', Great talents create their own conditions. Spanish Club 2, 3, 4g Track 33 Science Club 4. 527 ROCTKET ST. NO, 11 MEKKIIANICIS INSTITUTE lf-wi L A is' f QW C ale '-Apingh ti ,. L lace, :V f 1 ' g his part und y circum- '.l ' I ' .m.-A om. , g p Q, Club 3, 4.4 ,lass 1 I ' 1. ' 4 , e Cs ' m. 4. 743 PARS JLLS AVE. No. 52 M ECHANICS INSTITUTE Mi mul folly s Vice H er Jays a e s of pleasantness and all her ' e peace., 120 MELVILLE S No. 33 Dan mg QL Tri- N. Y. S or DIETETIl'S MARGARET C. HEFNER Kfpeggyii Knowledge is the fourzdation. of eloquence. Swimming 2, 3, 4g Jury 3, 4g Community Service Club 3, 4: Assemblies Comm. 2, 35 Red Cross 3, -l-g Vo.z' 3, Ll-3 Dancing 2. -I-0 PHESQUE ST. ST. JOHN THE IQVANGELIST ST. MARY's HOSPITAL 25 3 GERHARD HEINEMANX Garry Who first illl'E'I1l6d zrorlr and bound the free? Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Soccer 29 Basketball 2, 35 Football 3, 4. 59 CROYDEN RD. No. -L6 SYRACUSE I,N1vERs1TY . sf f 2' ff' ' 1 .VJ . d 1 - I . IIN 4 ISTER f W pvlll ' ay If ull H495 wil clase e glo 1 Jhgykiluith flying t. XfBoli?e'g rsebaelv2, 3: German Club Qygxc . 5 3, iijrhnnis sg Frolics 3. 5 R R Sir., 'Vi 1 TROIT, MICH. 5 EQSTMAN ScHoo1: or 1 'IC fl A l JAC ' LE S ' T 0 0' Hei -J l NoilT sk .s-moothl on I l r L ru oom as , , 3' erman Club , 31 rac ' 3 ountr ' 1 Swimming 4. 2b . RD. . TRELTON SCHOOL 'Q I '. 1 111,19 RCE .b K L.. , L 'EL A.'o1e54l1l KEMPEL . F' 'Thc bl: . mulfful hu . zetinzu i - kj nt. 55 ykk 'll L 1' Congress X2 3, -LS E EJB' Plan ing Comm 2.25, 4g C 33 Finangty Mmm- i'5.DHIfS 1Wif3s . 5 ' tinsC1m.2gS '.A. urer3g 0 3: fair of Co-Op ,omlryi . 4 -2yl9?I.Ml'R0FT RD. No. 46 l'NIJEL'IDED MARIE ELIZABETH HERMANS KKRee3! She does little kind riesscs ' Which most leave undone. Tumbling 1: Basketball lp Social Dancing 2g Bowling 4-5 Hiking Ig Glee Club I. 232 GARSON AVE. EAST ROCHESTER, N. Y. I'xnEc'1m:D BEVERLY J. I-IEVERON Thr dvcpcxt ri1'crs flow with the least sound. Community Service Club 2, 35 Jury 45 I. R. C. 3. 63 ALLENDALE ST. ST. JOHN TH1-3 EVANGI-:LIST I'NDEC1DEn EVA W. HINZ 56EVeY7 Enthusiasm is the genius of sincerity. German Club 2, 3, 43 Swimming 4. 33 MAPLEDALE ST. NO. 11 R. B. I. W WILLIAM G. HOFMANN CGI-IOS!! i'Men, like bullets, go farthest when smoothest. Tennis 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, 43 Congress 2, 33 Class Coluicil 43 Athletics Comm. 33 German Club 2, 33 Clarion 33 Homeroom Basketball 33 Basketball 1, Manager 3. 546 PIAZELWOOD TERR. NO. 52 COLLEGE .v 'l'f . 13' l ' ' RUTH, f1nix,RLdTTEf LLHNMORTH fy N j -'3 ,u i9ii113! ' fj.-J I 'iff friend is,.a',,rure book' rnogch but one copy is mfcid'eg , ' Choir 2,33 Congress 2, 33 Clarion 43 French Club 2, 3, 4. 302 GARSON AVE. No. 52 R. B. I. JOSEPHINE INDOVINA CSJ0Sey3Y To be a friend lifts one a little nearer heavenf, G. A. A. Council 43 Bowling 43 Leadership 43 Basketball 13 Renaissance Club 2, 3, 4. 290 CENTRAL PK. NO. 27 WORK OLGA JENNER Politeness costs nothing and gains everything. German Club 2, 33 Commercial Club 2, 3, 4. 145 AKVILSONIA RD. NO. 52 UNDECIDED ALEETH M. JOHNSON 'gPetey 'KConsistency's a jewelf' Choir 13 Swimming 1, 2: Tennis 23 Basketball 1, 2. 65 GREENLEAF ST. NO. 31 W'1LBERrORf'E COLLEGE ALBERT L. JOOS NAI!! Sir, I would rather be right than be president. Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 33 F rolics 33 Patrician 43 Annex Basketball 1. 82 FRANKLIN ST. N 0. 28 COLLEGE A ' i SAM NKATZ ' H e has a head to contrive, a tongue to persuade, and a hand to 'execute angkdeedf' Class Vige-PresidenL23 lilpesident 33 Cross Country 23 Clarion 2, 3, ditor 43 Orient 43 Q,3Asst. Speakerof Congress 43 Finance Comm. 3343Homer0om Basketball 2, 3. , '45 1IUnsbN AvE. WAsHiNGTON HIGH fx ef! UNIONQOLLEGE JEAN KELLY T hose who bring sunshine into the lives o others cannot keep it from themselves. German Club 2, 3, 43 Orient 43 Clarion 43 Choir 23 Horseback Riding 43 Tennis 3g Bowling 3, 43 Clubs Comm. 4. 12M MATHEWS ST. CORPUS CnR1sT1 COLLEGE PHYLLIS L. KEMP ..Phyl,, Song is the language of angels. French Club 2, 33 Spanish Club 3, 43 Congress 2, 33 Choir 1, 2, 33 Tennis 2, 33 Community Service Club 3, 43 I. R. C. 2, 4. 74 COLONIAL ROAD No. 52 UNDECIDED WILMA J . KESTER Wisdom is the sunlight of the soul. Commercial Club 2, 3g Music Appreciation Club 2, 3, 43 Science Club 33 Inter-High Science Club 3, 43 Clarion 3, 4. 536 MERCHANTS RD. No. 52 WORK DOLORES KIDDER Speech is greatg but .silence is greater. Choir 1, 2, 33 Cheerleader 13 Archery 3. 957 CULVER Rn. NAPLES CENTRAL UNDECIDED 26 DOROTHY KLESS Write in your heart that every day is the best day of the year. Swimming 1, 2. 43 KELLY ST. W WASHINGTON HIGH ORK N x l . qu, 2 X l E A X KX R TH X. KNAPP, yi ,, f thie'xl -Qgl V A ra conibinatio of b uty and brain'i'l Ia. I I 2 I Tx C gre 13 Scgence dub 2'fFre ch Club 3, ce-P den 3 I. XRQ,C. 3 Careers B reaslggi-C 33 ' ss Sleasurer 33 CO-Op O . 33,0 ublic' mx 23 Assembly 0 . ' Ulari 43 ient 43 Tri-Y 2, 3, Vicrggreicvent fl 34 MAC TH S'. .3 NO. 52 COLLEGE ELAINE KRAPF She shapes her speech all silver fine because she loves it sof' Jury 23 Commercial Club 23 Dramatics Club 3, 43 I. R. C. gl Clarion 4. 952 CULVER RD. NO. 37 COLLEGE RICHARD G. KRAPF K'Dick Ambition is the germ From which all growth of nobleness proceeds. Science Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Inter-High Science Club 3, 43 Fencing Club 2, 3, 43 Asst. Man- ager Football 3, Head Manager 4. 952 CULVER RD. WEST HIGH U. S. ARMY VIRGINIA DALE KRATZER Her charm strikes the .vightg her merit wins the soulfl Orient 43 French Club 3, 4, Secretary 43 Clarion 43 Congress 33 Tennis 33 Class Secre- tary 4. 505 UNIVERSITY AVE. CHATTANOOGA, TENN. COLLEGE MARY E. KRUEGER Mary', A merry heart 'm almth a chcerf ul countenance. Community Service Club 3, 43 Jury 43 Music Appreciation Club 3. 4 VVYAND CRES. No. 11 UNDECIDED 27 CAROL JEAxXf KCHN As many good pointsfas a package of pins. I Swimjning 1, 23 ,Bowling 2: Assemblies 390 WES1c'HEsTER A ' . 'LAI'REILiOgQ SCHOOL 1 6' f 3 ,OLLEGE I , V 'Y lrj' . x if-My I A Q I by ELVIRA LACAGNINA HAI As merry as the day is long. Badminton 1, 23 Tennis 1, 23 G. A. A. 43 Jury 2, 43 Renaissance Club 2, 3, 4. 115 PORTLAND AVE. WASHINGTON HIGH R. B. I. AC.ANCEL E I K 'Sz'rzrt-rfty ires' ' ' h Ship. J C n , 2, 33 G. . A. 1, 23 Dancing 23 e n1s 2, 3311. R. . 3 ty Service C 3' Re i a , . T. . 0. 25 IINDECIDED X X IGNATICS LaDELFA BUT Igg1e 7, Q 6 C, Under thy ll'l'IId0ll' I stand, and the rnzdnzgu-. . I 5 hears my cry 'Zi- I MAIIIF IAMARK 3' A .Tight lo rlclrghi Ill., al Bowling 3, 43 Tennis 33 Class Treasurer 43 Clariorz 43 Assemblies Comm. 4. 65 PIERKIMER ST. CORPIIS CHHISTI I NDECIDED MARY w. LEARY Paddy They that govern the most malfeIl1r'Iz'ast noise. Bowling 3, 43 Spanish Club 2, 43 Badminton 23 I. R. L. 2. 215 CED.-KRSVOOD TERR. CORPUS CHRISTI I NDI-ICIDED ,N Comm. 33 J1lI'beK3Q French Club 23 Congress . Tri-Y 2, 33 larion ,SQA-. ' I ' ti Club 3, 43 H eroom fa CIR.-KNCIS Xsvi-ER IOHCES I i 5' NE?'gxL,9..,,'.l-f A .1-'V - 1- 71' L -- . tg A 1- Rl' 1 -fn 1 f f'Ji2sCKgxx'.Li1E A. ff' 2 Ll ' ' - Jackson A-ff' ' ,. I-'Nz' . - ,v f , f . Sprin.5lXif9 the time ighert i'fyofungl'm'rr1il5Q'f571-yi Turns to what a gitl has been thinlciiig about all wintvrfl- f Q, 9. . L, V '. . I' '.' fl TA , Xi ,LJ ,A . Class free-President' 3 Congress 1, Qffigig , Choir Orchestra xl, 2,r3, 43 Band Cheerleader 13, 42.-Athletics CoinIIT. ,2, ., 4? 'Qfr I'l5ineroOIIiiBaseb ll 1:5 Jury 2, 33 I-Iomeroomx :QQ Basketball 1. 2, 3lCOmmefci.al5ClubG3g Cfass SOcia1.Qhai1'Yna'h 32 Class Coun il 2. j VAL, Yi, 108 GARSON 7 go I A- fl pb .L DNO. 33 'I l. S.'N:3'XfY- W in . X Nj' - 1 X tl Quit' Q, D. 1 OQJQE I',5'f?'xa I ' ol My His tiikxilis oreli N, eve' e his plaeeg ' Pis!XPOng'1, ' 67 sqXifOutTr'ixQ2: Sap y . Q' 'yeas r r J JQA. Vice-R, sv -x- nt .AGN T. 33 HO hoesf C -Opt' ,junk ANXRKIQ, 3, 4,Xf1nanee onink ll3g BOS g 49 XX fsernign lulaggqfl, 4NxExg?il3I1ce Club 3, 43 i ,i L 2, . I sser 2 Comm. 4. r , No. -I6 E S 66VoLI.EO1!:J ft W ' 1 'W y I, 1iOB1tfl'1' Allsllllli 1.ENi+'EsT -WJ 'I' g ..'l I3olJ f 1 l L Fore1'er forembh-I in the fGlIlC.VXtMl7lll The laughing herald rg' tlzefharmlese pun. Skating Nfeam N lzn Raseball 13 Homeroom Basketball 2, ,Congress QQ Badminton 3: Spanish Club 4g 'Boxing 43 Tennis 4: Drama- ftics 4g Wrestling 4g Track Team 4g Cross Country 4. 344 FARMINGTON RD. NO. 5Q ARMY AIR C'OR1's LUIS JANE LEYI N E Lo Gentle in 'flZU.lIlIC7', strong in perjformanecf' Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Community Service Club 4. 673 AVENUE D NO. 31 CONTINUATION SCHOOL FOR COMMERCIAL ART DULURES M. LILL Clsunnyii A sweet rzttraetiee hind of grace. Swimming 1, 2, 35 German Club 25 Dancing 2, 3. 23 MELN'ILLE ST. CORPUS CHRISTI SECRETARY JEAN I . LINDNER There is no lzuppiness withozzt action. Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Frolics Q, 3g Ring Freerlom Ringw 25 Congress lg Dramatic-S Club 1, Q: Music Appreciation Club 3, 45 Swimming 1, 43 Basketball 1. 109 EDGELAND ST. NO. 11 BI:sINEss CAREER JACQUE LINDSAY Jada And Satan, they sag, had a grin like that. Track 39 4g Cross Country 4g Tumbling 43 Iomeroom Basketball 1, 25 Baseball lg Q, trench Club 2,33 Swimming 4. 746 GRAND AVE. NO. 52 ' COLLEGE ROBERT H. LINK K6Bob77 M en may come and men may go, But I go on foreverfl Swimming Team 45 German Club 4. 21 FLOVERTON ST. N O. 28 ARMED SERVICE SALVATORE L0 GIUDICE TOntO', H e who proves himseb' a friend Is worthy of manyf' Renaissance Club 3, 45 Homeroom Basketball 1, 2, 35 Traflic Squad l. 49 ONTARIO ST. MT. CARMEL ARMED FORCES MARIE JOY LOWES You're exceedingly polite And we think it only right To 'return the compliment. Choir 1, 4g Music Apgreqiilgonvplulm 2, 3. 125 INDIANA ST. ' l N , 28 ALBANY STAT E R O , Q. Q. f 1' .H 'ig i Y g yur .t ,sf V. . 'RUBE .IQJQBEIZ , , 9 mg . y iv Wi ima 'ie 'd e 4 KJ . tg alll 1 FEM On ess Jrma Q V 3,4 Prjbglent 'gli' yC li' . .e .4 , X 70253 I ii . AMBROSE J 5 J If rf I.. Lg A IYSQIIL SCHOOL'-.Q J Qi' ' .riff X RUTH LYNCH I And something more than melody dwells ever in her words. Commercial Club 2, 3. 400 PARSELLS AVE. No. 52 BUSINESS SCHOOL x at FRANCES Tl-IERESA MACALUSO Us to be natural when you're naturally mee. Renaissance Club 3, 43 Dancing 33 Tennis 33 Baseball 33 Ping-Pong 3g G. A. A. 4. 65 LEWIS ST. WASHINGTON HIGH WORK I ' J L if C l flarn silent el uencef' Vo Q g m s Co . 25 Spanish Club 3 u ation Co . 3, Consilium 33 . m Ser ub 33 Congress 23 Ori , Class C il 4. 1 BORDALE A No. 46 LEGE DORIS J. MacRAE Dorie,' 'T'was her thinking of others Made you think of her. Swimming lg Badminton 2, Congress Q, 4: Bowling 35 Community Service Club 3, 4. 70 QUEENS ST. No. 52 U. or R. DOROTHY L. MAIER Dot Fair JustiFei'Lv1'l'lQicr lifter ' Swim n , 3, A. Agp 4, Vice- Pres' e Presi nt 43 B s all 2, 3, 43 Bas e ll 1, , nis 1, Qgijdmwgpn , 23 Clas Presiden 3 Chairnhn f At e ic Comm. 3gQdngress,3g Su itu Qpea e of Congreafyg Co- Co . Qgt rms of S. rags. ing om , 3, 43 Clarion 4g . , g-Pong Q. 11 BELI-'ORD R. No. 52 ITNIJECIDI-in BETTY E. MARKEN Markey Happiness is wornarfs rarest cosn1ct'ic. Clarion 45 Basketball 1, Qg Dancing lg Bad- minton 1, 2, 3, 41 Leadership 43 Ping-Pong 1, Q, 3, German Club 1, 2, 4g Ring Freedom Ring QQ Tri-Y 2, '3, 43 Monitor 3, 4g Swim- ming 1, 25 Baseball 3g Volleyball 1, Q5 Dra- matics Club 43 Commercial Club 3. 229 MELVILLE ST. MADISON HIGH SECRETARY ELEANOR MARRONE I shall go softly all my years. Swimming 2: Spanish Club 4. 641 N. GOODMAN ST. No. 83 UNDECIDED 29 wa MAMIE MARRONE Mae,' A witty zvoman is a treasure. Choir 1, 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, Q. 167 PERSHIXG DR. No. 11 LNDECIDED CALVIN BIAYNE Gerard ll'orl1l.s to conquer. Track 1, 2, 3, 4g Cross Country 2, 3, 45 Annex Vice-President lg Clarion Q, 3, 4: Standard Bearer 4g Consilium Q, 3, Patrician 2, 3: French Club 2, 3, Vice-President 35 Safety Comm. 2. 325 BERESI-'ORD RD. No. -1-6 OHIO STATE IJNIVERSITY I a ALBERT MAZZARELLA Al Those who FOIIIIVICIIIII 7tl1e1r1.v1'lrf'.v, C'0lIlII1t'lIltl Othersf' Q18 HEB.'XRD X No. Q7 f C.-f ' g 'J ty J f 1 -f Nzckex ' ' 't ' If 'ft f' fjllflfl gftze gl, of uornery Lf if V .7! MARAEBYN . ,Mt-CONNELL U . Lv Chrngress 1, Q, Publicity Lotmm. QQ F1 ange Co ITFSQ-Assembl1esCommJ3, 4: ' 3: -Pfgcli Cf ' 3, 'Comn nityServig:e 'V zb 3, 43 Tenqgg ili?Pongl?f Li! 69 Tngm: JK. X K -,J ',No. 5Q ' tj s l'. ovlli. X. .,', N cy I Jl'Nl'l Mc-KINLICY June A quiet litllff miss ll'ith a quiet little way. Choir l, 2, 3. 14-1 SEYMOVR RD. XVI-IBSTER, N. Y. R. B. I. CATHERINE MELEO She has ufafz' like a berreflictionf' Social Dancing 1. 2: Basketball 1: Swimming 1: Renaissance Vlub 3, 4. 75 DAVIS ST. XY.-XSIIINGTOX ITIIGH l XDEQIIJI-:D JEAN L. MERZ Merzie She has the mind of a thinker, the soul of a dreamer, the heart of a friend. Community Service Club 3, 43 Clubs Comm. 43 Publicity Comm. 4. 21 SHAEER ST. NO. 11 CHESBROUGH SEMINARY JEAN M. MEULENDYKE Twin,' Both are alike, ? ? Swimming 23 Tennis Q3 Spanish Club 2, 33 Music Appreciation Club 3, 43 Community Service Club 3, 43 Leadership 43 Assemblies Comm. 3g Badminton 2. 263 HAZELXVOOD TERR. NO. 11 COLLEGE LOIS MEULENDYKE C6L0ie97 and both alike we like. Congress 23 Spanish Club 2, 33 Leadership 43 Tennis 23 Music Appreciation Club 3, 4g Community Service Club 3, 4. 263 HAZELWOOD TERR. No. 11 COLLEGE EVELYN MILBRANDT Evie She profits most who serves the best.', Tennis 33 Swimming 33 Spanish Club 2, 3. 420 GARSON AVE. NO. 33 WORK DOROTHY I. MILLER liDOt!9 It's the songs you sing and the smile you wear That makes the sunshine everywheref' Swimming 1, 43 Bowling 3, 43 Community Service Club 3, 4. 1lQ5 GARSON AVE. No. 52 NURSING MARK I. MILLER Doc Give me plenty of work and that's about all the tonic I wantf' Vice-President German Club 4. 798 MERCIIIANTS RD. READING, PA. COLLEGE SHIRLEY MILLER Shirl She excels each mortal thing, upon this dull earth dwellingf' Spanish Club 2, 3, 43 Congress 1, 43 Class Council 33 Editor La Vida 3, 4. 17Q BEDFORD ST. NO. 11 NORMAL SCHOOL SANTINA S. MORABITO CKSandyYl Bright was her face with smilesf, Swimming 1, 2, 33 Social Dancing Ig Basket- ball 13 Renaissance Club 2, 3. 89 Hudson Ave. WASHINGTON HIGH UNDECIDED MARY ELLEN MORIARTY Ginger', L'Good temper like a sunny day sheds brightness over everythingf' French Club 33 Spanish Club 43 Bowling 3, 43 Music Appreciation Club 3, Community Service Club 3, 4. 18M BIRCH CRES. NAZARETH ACADEMY POST' GRADUATE GERALD MORREALE iiGel-ry!! Fame is what you have taken,' Character is what you gave. Homeroom Basketball 1, 2, 3: Traffic Squad 23 Cross Country 3, 43 Bowling 33 Basketball 2, 3, 43 President of Senior Classg Baseball Q, 3, 4. '76 DELEVAN ST. NO. 31 COLLEGE NORMAN J. MORREALE Blackie T he rare combination that's so hard to jind An athlete with a thinkerls mind. Captain Annex Basketball3 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 4g Vox 3, 43 Consilium 3, 43 Congress 1, 2, 33 Bowling 3g Class Council 3, 43 Patrician 2, 3, 43 Orient Art Editor 4. '76 DELEVAN ST. NO. 31 COLLEGE ALBERTA L. MORRISON CGBert53 Nothing is so strong as gentlenessf, Badminton 1, 2, 33 Tennis 33 Bowling 3, 43 Horseshoes 23 French Club 43 L'Etoile 4. 1148 EAST MAIN ST. NO. 33 BROCKPORT NORMAL Q0 ANNETTE MOZNECK lSAnnie!! She was a phantom of delight. Dramatics Club QQ NI. R. C. 3g Community Service Club 3, 45 Congress 23 Tri-Y 4. 16 ROME ST. NO, 31 R. B. I. HELEN MUOIO What sunshine is to ,Howers Smiles are to humanity. Commercial Club 2, Renaissance Club 2, 35 G. A. A. 13 Baseball 3. 25 ALTHEN NO. 11 ED 0' ,M I A 2 RO MURRAY Time 1 but e stream I go a-fishing in. 995 CULVER RD. ELMIRA IINDECIDED WALTER. MURRER GiWalt37 I am the captain of my soul. Track 2, 33 Science Club 43 German Club 4. 247 HAZELWOOD TERH. NO. 33 COLLEGE JENNE NICOLETTI CKJa'y9 P Y our quietness is your strength. Dancing 33 Shuffle Board 33 Horseshoes 35 Ping-Pong 3, Community Service Club 3, 43 Inter-High Science Club 2, 3, 45 Patrician 3, 43 Vox Civitatis 4g Varsity Club 4. QOQ LYNDHURST ST. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN HIGH SCHOOL UNDECIDED JEAN D. NISBET Scottie F or manners are not idle, but the fruit of loyal nature and of noble mind. Basketball lg Swimming 1, 23 Ping-Pong.Qg Commercial Club 2, 3, Secretary 35 Clarion 2, 33 French Club 25 Tri-Y Q. 39 VICK PARK B . No. 23 UNDECIDED 31 MARGUERITE NORTHMORE Margie K'The silver lining to each cloud Is a cheerful friend. I. R. C. 2, 35 Tennis -1-. 115 N. UNIOX ST. NO. 31 BTEC!-IANICS INSTITUTE MARY ANN NOTO Virtue of itseb' commands its happiness Of every outward object independent. Renaissance Club 3, 4. 31 GORDON PK. ST. JOSEPHIS IINDECIDED . f' I fi tm!! 4. fl f .I . I J, V w QA 1. ' N. s I ' 1,13 ,6jfjg2iGe4ztlff 0 , lienr -' M nzz'nd. Fr u 3, . wimming 33 Riding Q, 31 VfCfm itQfSN' vice Club , 43 Ularion 31 I , ' e4. V, ' 277 LAUHELTO LAURELTON SCHOOL Myne. cs INSTITUTE PHILIP J. OCA Muscles Words are women, deeds are men. Football 43 Wrestling 49 Baseball 4g Track 4-g Renaissance Club 4. 1890 CULYER Rn. AQUINAS NIARINES 04-4U lfafv , , MICH AEL s PACE f' al' Zkive 1 e a 1111111 to syml, and I II-ill more the ,. tl .' H . M JVIJL fAr9-kv-4 40-'11 Cgfngress 13 Hoinewoin Basketball It 2, 31 Vomeroom lhseb 1, 2i Remlissanqe C'lub , 3, 4, Vice-Presi pt 31fl I3e:Il!ltfe1' 4-. 72 CENTRAL PK. NO. 27 ARMED I ORr'I-Ls BETTY PADELFORD Paddie Good humor teaches charms to last, Illalces neu' conquests and maintains the past. Riding 2, 3g Spanish Club 1, Q, 3: Community Service Club 4. 1795 CULVER RD. NO. 31 BIEcH,xNIc's IYSTITVTE JOHN R. PALERMO He speaks best that has the skill to hold his peace. French Club 3, 45 Bowling 35 Homeroom Basketball 1, 2, 35 Traffic Squad 1. 167 KENWOOD AVE. No. 31 COLLEGE MARIE PALERMO Cheerfulness means a 00IlflEI1f6fl spirit. G. A. A. 15 Baseball 2, 35 Dancing 3. 17 SEVENTH ST. NO. 25 UNDECIDED f JEAN PERKINS 'KPerky Kind words and few are a wonzurfs orna- ment. French Club 25 Spanish Club 45 Congress 35 Choir l, 2, 3. 5 ARLINGTON ST. Y NO. 31 NURSING Sc'HOOL KATHERINE PETTITT ..Kaye,, Fa1'r11es.s' of heart as well as qffacef' Basketball 15 Swimming lg Ping-Pong 25 Tri-Y 25 Community Service Club 3, 4. 154 SCIO ST. NO POST GRADUATE RUTH PIER L'Ruthie ' Une.rtinguisherl laughter shakes the sky. Swimming 1, 2, 3, 45 Jury 2, 35 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 French Club 2, 35 Science Club 35 Inter-High Science Club 35 Congress 35 Clubs Comm. 35 Assemblies Comm. 35 Class Coun- cil 45 Crafts Club 35 Badminton 3. 212 MERWIN AVE. NO. 28 COLLEGE 4 , - GABE POLETTA Cards an enemy fa lifeiy' i '11, L: . - Basketball 1, 3, 45 Socgr 25 'Baseball 1 Horseshoes 2, X 146 FIFTH STI of all-blfmfm. F27 L 21415 ' A f 1 I f ' U A R oll ' co 71 na s 70 sig t advan ld 'l f C 1 3 cre ouncll 3 A s I' I , - r ll I i ,flu 5 C mercial 113 A SN, ' J NO.11 . B. I. PHYLLIS J. PORAY t-ip-5. , Phil . M y CTOQUVI. in my heart, not on my head. Congifexss 2, .5 Finance Comm. 2, 35 Voz 2, ffjli CfmagUm,s, 4:'Lg,1f'ida fs, 4, Spanish Cl , ' , , 1 1 j45 Asst Ex 'tor of Orient 4, LC iriet 45 Chyman of e 1 s Comm. 4' riciain 2 4' Vi om F A NK Y 3 v 2290 Km. Rim! A 6 XA X is O GE ' ' , .1 ' Y xt lla, .5-'SJ kk X F xx ki X V. 4-X. . rv I ' ,X JOS1?f'H EI. POQCEL I 'A - Jo ' ! 9 'LA .sweet tem pe is the house My t sun- sl11'11e is to the 'ersff 5, lienaissam-e Club Q, fs, 4, G. A. A. 2, at Monitor 3. 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Ping-Pong 25' Basketball 2, 35 Badminton 2, 3. 155 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. CORPUS CI-IRISTI UNDECIIJED DOROTHY I.. PURDUE Tiddledywinks Her voice was ever sqft- An excellent thing in a woman. G. A. A. 15 Asst. Curator Roman State 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club 2. 41 MORTON ST. NO. ll VVORK may Qwmmsh. is wwf. G '1Bob oo1l wwaysva purposaf Homeroom Bask tball 25 german Club Q, ' 1 Track 35 Com ' Serv' e lub 4. RIT ' No. lf. SFAIR FORCE RUTH J. QUACKENBUSH Quacky W ith virtue aml qu-ietness one may conquer the world. 394 ROSEWOOIJ TEnn. NO. 46 UNDECIDED 32 LEWIS RANALET ..Rarmy, , Strong and content, I travel the open road. Baseball 1, Q, 3, 4g Soccer lg Basketball Q, 3, 4g Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Renaissance Club 1, Qg Congress Q, 3g I. R. C. Q. 796 MEHCHANTS Rn. ST. AMBROSE U. S. AIR FORCE CLARA R. RANDISI Good humor is the health of the soulf' Horseshoes 2, 3, 4g Jury 23 Basketball lg Baseball 2, 3g Renaissance Club Q, 3. 447 SCIO ST. WASHINGTON HIGH UNDECIDED 4 H' u ,f N' I ,. js . . - M. RASO I . ' nncutlgxf mP 'i' ' , F0r every happy smile the world ' Whirls on its 'way ycith less cargff fl Choir l, 253, '33 Renaissance Club 2, 3, 4. 180 PEQK ST. NO. 27 VVORK I RIDOLPH Imczmt Vlffff 3 Cilludyiv A good archer is r ot .nown by his arrows but by his aim. 2 Awards Comm. 3, 43 Football 43 Track 2, 3, 43 Swimming 2, 3, 4g Cross Country 2. 319 MARION ST. ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST I '. S. NAVY fr VMVMWJ' L . ff. DHEA! . AUD if cKSTT'Ml4 blue will neo r stain. Swimming 2, 3, qql 3 txzlll 45 Home- room Basketbalfg, I 103 MARION ST. -.T. OHN THE EVANGELIST U. S. Am FORCE BETTY M. REUSCH Bet Let other folks argue 'why' and 'wltence' I govern my lI10lI'l'I'S wzth plum common sense. La Vida 4-1 Spanish Club 33 Commercial Club xl: Community Service Club 3, Publications Comm. 3. 30 S.u.IsHUnY ST. NO- ll R. B. I. 33 . -1 I 1 5 ,aw I t' X' if K P J! 'ff . f .0 it yeast r I V, Q ' UP! d veen. U L9 1 l xl 'haract tv sple 'orfilyouthf' Ch 'r ' .r ss unt Q: Swimming js Tr 3 Swirgmin , 41 Golf ' , . an Q, 31 Aw rdsxfomm. 3, 4. X 99 MAR X 28 . U AH ph ,ff ll I C D0 ' RIP? DOtti ' L' rl mal' the I 0 sc. E 14 G ub in 3 Captal -I-1 Jury 2, , ' Awards fomm. ' Clubs G-Q 1. 33 Community 'ice Club , Sgt.-at-A nso' S. G. A. +1-. 99 1' ARIOMI. . . 28 NURSING' DANIEL J. RILEY Danny-Boy Hf'IlI'ft 1l' must not ring to-11 iglnf' Track QQ Golf 3, 45 Vox 3: Consilium 3: Patrician -I-3 Homeroom Basketball 2, 3, 4. 240 CIuMnERI.AIN NO. 33 COLLEGE MARY E. ROBINSON And ease of heart her every look conveyed. French Club 3, 4, President: L'Etoile 45 Congress 4. 191 HENRIETTA ST. ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST BUSINESS SCHOOL KENNETH RODTS Whitey The reason firm, the temperule will, I'llIllll'l1ll1'l', foresight, strength, and .vl:z'll. Homeroom Basketball 1, 2: Tennis 2, 3, 43 La Vida 33 Swimming 43 Cross Country 21 Fencing 2: Music Appreciation Club 3. 46 KINIIIY DR. ST. JOHN Tm-1 EVANGI-:l.IsT IvNDl'If'IDED ELYIRA ELLEN ROMEO Elvic So slzlnes ll good deed in K1 nrmghty world. Q11 FOURTH ST. NO. '27 R.B.l n ALBERT E. ROSENBAUER HA19! Personality is to a man What perfume is to a flower. Swimming 2, 3, 45 Football 3, 45 Track 25 Athletic Comm. 35 German Club 25 Ski Club. 65 BEDFORD ST. NO. 11 U. S. NAVY AIR CORPS AIDA ROTUNDO Dignity is like a perfume Those who use it are scarcely conscious of it. Congress 15 Spanish Club 2, 3, 45 La Vida 35 I. R. C. 2, 35 Music Appreciation Club 35 Community Service Club 4. 40 THIRD Sr. SUSAN B. ANTHONY BUSINESS SCHOOL C. ROSARIO RUSSO Rosie He's a man of afew thousand wordsf' Congress 15 Fencing 2, 45 I. R. C. 2, 35 Community Service Club 3, 4. 205 BAY ST. NO. 27 U. OF R. P. MARY SALAMON E ..Mae,, I love a broad margin to my lUe. Renaissance Club 25 Choir 15 Tennis 4. 51 WELD Sr. NO. 14 UNDECIDED VITO SALAMONE Sisallyii How far the little candle throws its beam. Homeroom Basketball 1, 2, 35 Homeroom Baseball 1, 25 Renaissance Club 2, 3, 45 Business Manager Il Piccolo Serivano 35 Foot- ball 45 Tumbling 2. 186 CENTRAL PARK No. 27 UND ' DEDN -Sq, WSU A-JN gc f xIiAlN -'R. SAELI C an!! 'QH frowns are fairer far s an smiles of other maide svzvef' Comms Lia Cltibres Spanishslsib Q 3 4- La -ef 5 - . X43 ' EELEY ST. NO. 11 WORK X PAUL SANDLER A man of intellect. Congress 2, 35 Clarion, Circulation Manager 45 Assembly Comm. 45 Class Council 2. 221 CROSMAN TERR. NO. 31 BUSINESS MARIE N. SCARLATA Scottie The gentle mind by gentle deeds is known. Choir 1, 2, 35 Inter-High Choir 35 Frolics 35 Community Service Club 3, 45 Varsity Club 3, 4. 234 SPRINGFIELD AVE. No. 25 'BUSINESS SCHOOL XIHQARD SCHERFF 7 Sine ' is an openness of heart. L R Consiliu 'r uigity S 'Y Club 45 Soccer l , Congress ' -li V' 35 Wrestling 4.' Clg V,,, ' 53 ARBO AIIEI V4 O. 46 CORPS do ELVIRA M. SCHICKER She that was ever fairg and never proudfl 66 WESTGHESTER AVE. JAMESTOWN HIGH NURSE f I il 1 ' SC EL ' here d :Q 'Lf her g :J enthusi fort XI . I Bad i On15 i 'ng 5 re 3,45 C unity .5 ice It b 5 ' il N D. ' L 0 Q : I. K C. ELIZABETH SCI-IOC ClBetty!, M y sword is Strength, my spear is Song, But Laughter is my shieldf, Vox 3, 45 Consilium 2, 3, 45 Congress 2, 45 Assembly Comm. 35 Publicity Chairman 45 Clarion 45 Jury 3, 45 Advertising Manager of Orient 45 Bowling 25 Patrician 2, 3, 45 Cabinet 45 Class Council 3. 172 CULVER RD. LAURELTON COLLEGE 34: fee' f GEORGE ALBERT DER l Tis best to be in ' s ief sp , a tel o a ellow m . L j? An X oir g Choir 4g nter-Junior Cfxdir Choi 3 4 Clas Juror 2' 206 WOODSTOCK RD. NO. 52 OBERLIN COLLEGE ROBERT P 2 3 4' NO. 11 ELSIE F. SCHULTHEIS Happiness personified. 16 VERMONT ST. ST. AMBROSE WORK BETTY JANE SCHUYLER Red Eloquence that charms and burns, startles, soothes, and wins by turnsf' Commercial Club 2, 3g Choir 1. 740 GRAND AVE. NO. 52 BUSINESS SCHOOL SYLVIA SCHWARTZ KiSyl97 Work is work and mast be done, but while I work I hare my fun. Community Service Club 3, Vice-President 35 Ping-Pong 1, 29 Swimming 1. 78 NASSAU ST. WASHINGTON UNDECIDED ROSE M. SCIARABBA Rox A friend in. need is a friend indeed. Dramatic-s Club 4-3 Choir 2, 3g Social Dancing lg Renaissance Club 3. 188 LINCOLN ST. WASHINGTON IINDECIDED 35 f -S. YERNA L. SECOR Vern 'iEarnestness is enthusiasm tempered by -reason. Commercial Club 13 Tennis lg G. A. A. 1. 27 SODUS ST. No. 52 WVORK PAUL W. SEELY He most lives who thinks most, lives noblest, acts best. Homeroom Basketball lg Spanish Club 2, 35 Cross Country 3g Track 3, 4. Q5 AMSTERDAM RD. NO. 28 U. S. AIR CORPS NORMAN E. SHAFFER ..Herm,, T he world must have great minds even as great spheresf' I. R. C. 3. 81 KANSAS ST. OLEAN HIGH ART SCHOOL XIII! I . EILS My J il an 1 Yu 1' les t l asslie tackled th 'thin . eau t dope andflte did 1 J' X' Co tie i b 3g Aiihleti Omm. a -- b fi, a 0 3,4g0'rienl4g c reside t of 'X ' . 4. , . . .ADOWV D . fi 'T. AMB43SE SYRACUSE UNIW'ERSITY DAISY SHORTS A grand disposition is far preferred to gold. Class Secretary lg Choir 33 Dancing lg Basketball 1. 57Q CLARISSA ST. WASHINGTON HIGH LLNDECIDED N lx! I 5 p fjybffjsrg SI K ' wit pu mfg I g is drea bldnky-1 ' l ' 'lub ask balll 9 3 , . al Citi. 2 Bas X11 8' dmin , 2g5Ping- Pono' in g Qulimmk lg Ath- letic 1 3 Ho o , , 4g adership 41 Teh ' 1, QQ usic ' bg. J' 248 AVIS'QLTl Q if it No. 18 ' 1' , -. LNDECIDI-:D J I X ' i rs. OLIMPIA M. SILVERI Limp She speaketh not and yet there lies a conversa- tion in her eyes. Badminton 23 Tennis Q3 Tri-Y 43 Social Dancing Q3 Class Council 43 Renaissance Club 3, 43 Bowling 3, 4. 288 PARSELLS AVE. No. 33 COLLEGI-3 LILLIAN SMITH A secret world of wonders in thyself. Tennis Q, 33 Basketball Q. 33 Baseball 2, 33 Swimming 13 Badminton Q, 33 G. A. A, 33 Congress 13 Clubs Comm. 33 Dancing 23 Jury 3. 296 YVEBSTER AVE. CoRPUs CHRISTI Womc I a I NANCY . SMI C T H.. a I er of tl ode t ll and rr ae less Senior e isui er a ed roi Comm. ' atrici-in 2 Ingl 2' Choir 1' I u c Apprecia- tio 1 b 2 Community Serxice C.lub 5 4. 180 AZFIWOOD TFRR. N 1. 3.5 C 01.1.1-:ol-: 1 a Ad .E t g ., inn l . 11.1 if zyf-1. C C 1 ' , 3 c s' 1 2, 3 , .' ' ' :Nz , Vo 3 r 1C'l z ' f wt tl lic t' ns V rn. 33 C ' n 3, 43 . , , . 3 .5 I r , C , 1 . 3, f' A . 3 ' , 'I . . vi Q I 3 . f, . 3. . I 1 ' BESSIE G. SOLLOME Mode.sty is a charm That coldest hearts can quickly u-arm. G. A. A. 1. 10 BRECK ST. No. 25 UNDECIDED DON SPENCE Bud Whatever you have the might to be You have the right to be. German Club 23 Spanish Club 33 Choir 3, 4. 805 WINTON RD. N. No. 52 Am C 'ones ROSE M. SPINOSA Ro as Let those who urish them Tail for gold and praiseg To me the summer day Brings more of pleasure. Choir 13 G. A. A. 13 Commercial Club 23 Renaissance Club 2, 33 Il Piccolo Scrirano Staff 33 Clarion 4. 329 l+'oUuTH ST. No. Q7 llNIJEC'IlJED if an Qc FREDERICK A. STAHL Fred 'KAnd panting Time trailed after him in vain. Spanish Club Q, 3, 43 La Vida 3, 4, Business Manager 3, 43 Orient, Business Manager 43 Clarion, Photographer 43 Clubs Comm. 43 Class Council 33 Publications Comm. 1, 2. 1169 ATLANTIC AVE. No. 28 SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY JOHN DUNHAM STATES Kisyw iiD'Zi.Yll'Ilf'lIlOIL is the consequence, never the object, ofa great I7II.Illl.N Orchestra 1, Q. 33 Band 1, 2, 33 Choir 13 Science Club 3, 4, Treasurer 43 Soccer 43 Wrestling 43 German Club 43 Class Council 43 Stage Crew 43 Frolics 23 Ring Freedom Ring 3. 144 CORXVIN Ro. No. 46 MAss. INSTITUTE or TECHNOLOGY RIC 'HARD A. STEVENS Dick I thank u-hatez-er gods may be For my unconquerable soul. Band 1, Q, 3, 43 Orchestra 13 Choir 13 French Club Q, 3, Treasurer 33 Homeroom Basket- ball Q, 33 S. G. A. Representative 23 Commun- ity Service Club 33 Commercial Club 3. 567 N. GOQIIMAN ST. NO. 33 PRINCETON EDWIN A. SWAYZE ..Ed,. l uultlc.ss character is a portion of eternity. Cross Country 43 Swimming 3, 43 Track 3, 43 Homeroom Basketball 2, 33 Consilium 2, 3, 43 Vox Board 3, 43 Production Manager 43 Orient 4, Circulation Manager 43 Clarion 43 Congress Q3 Patrician 23 Finance Comm. 3. 38 LUELLA ST. No. 46 COLLEGE-AIR FORCE DOROTHY TANGREDI Squeech A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men. Dancing Q3 Congress 1, 23 Commercial Club Q: Ring Freedom Ring 23 Frolics 3. 414 GARSON AVE. Conrns CHRISTI R. B. I. DORIS TAYLOR Tommie,' Energy is an eternal delightf, Congress 13 Choir 23 Dramatics Club 4. 292 BAYCLIFP DR. NO, 31 ISXDECIDED 36 i 1' ' , f H , an M ' - N.: J. ' A. ' 2' l i v, r' vl I ll, M . VNJEAN'!5r.mLoR A811456 wllhnbl n her, nlor custom stale? her I inifmile gane .U iv xdlttl 19:5 Lee Club 3, 45 French Club 91' I Llilwili AQ,pj5Jllleciation fyyb 2. 64 Cnipswioori ERR. No. 52 ED ROSE TENAGLIA The possessor of a friendly spirit. 56 FIRST ST. OUR LADY OF MT. CARMEL IlNDECIDED TERRY N. TEREZI Terry', He fills his ti mc with decrls, not 'zvilh 'inactive hourxf, Choir 1, 2, 4, Frolics 2. Congress lg Treasurer of S. G. A. 41 Homeroom Basketball 1, 2, Soccer 3, Ring Freedom Ring 2. 62 LYNDHURST ST. No. 31 CoLi,EuE llAltRIlC'1 l'E L. THOMAS Tommie The mind that is happy is near to being grmtf' Badminton lg Basketball lg Social Dancing 1: Swimming lg Ping-Pong 13 Orchestra 1: Choir 1, 43 Volleyball lg Tennis 1. 63 HANOVER ST. NQ. 9 IIOWARD UNIVEIiSI'laF5.' ' . , I A A V, s. l 1 DOROTIIAI Ii.'l'IIO IDSON fP1J0i'f f ' l1'g'auly is Q01L'0T, !k smile its suwycl. I ' 4 . f . , . llfngiess, 1, 3, 4: Cabinet 3, 42 hairman vo Athl E ics Comm.3, 45 Asseinbl' slComm.3g 'Ch ill , 3, 4: Rin .reeclqn Ringl' 31 Fj' llics 2, 35 lfllarion '53, 43 Orievtt 45 La Vida 42 Social 'Chairman of beni0'r Class 41 Horse- back Rilling 1: Monitor Q, 33 G. A. A. 13 Bowling 3: Community Service Club 3, 4. 170 HAMRDEN RR. No. 28 SYRACUSE llN1vERs1TY CONSTA NCE 'l'ORTOR.A Connie Thou. url blcsl- Thc prcxciil only iouchcth llzvcf' Choir 1, 23 Finance Comm. EZ, 35 Spanish Club 2, 4, Social Chairman 3g Cabinet 3: Varsity Club 4, Clarion 2, 3, 4. Asst. Circula- tion Manager 45 Community Service Club 2, 3: Careers Club 3: Ring Freedom Ring Q: I,llllllK'2ltl0lIS Comm. 3, 4, Chairman 3. 178 SALISBURY ST. NO. ll CoL1.Er:E 37 , i'! WILLIAM TRAIKOFF fl l 2. : Ha1'ry Q , 'N '1-0? do,-fo-.cluyk what you rain pu! off 'til .Jl5Zf10yiQrfUzi',- V l 'llB9s'lf:e3ballJl, 2, 3, 4: Footllall 3: Stage Crew 33 Fre chjf. ub 3, 4: Baseball l, 23 D1-amatics Club 4, Soccer 1, 2. 45 XVELD ST. No. 14 If. AIR FoRm'E E. Ti'B1oLo 0 RTO-Bev, She, r 1 zrhose lips divine persua.yianflouzsf' Co-Op Comm. 4: Assemblies Comm. Q: Treasurer of S. G. A. 3: Vice-President of S. G. A. 45 Clarion. 2, 3, 4, Business Manager 4: Tri-Y 2, 3, 4, President 4: I. R. C. Q, 3, 4: Choir 2, 3, 4: Frolics 2, 33 Renaissance Club 2: Ring Freedom Ring 2. 140 DELETAN ST. No. 18 ITHACA COLLEGE DONALD E. TUITES Don Ilia armour is his lioucxt though! And .simple trufh his utmost skill. Baseball 2, 3: Science Club 3, 43 French Club 2, 3, 4, President 4: Congress 4: Homeroom Basketball Q3 L'Etoile 4. 80 ARBORDALE AVE. No. 46 CoLLl-:GE .ll,'LlA 'l'l'RCHE'1 I'I Grail lhoughlx, likv grml zlccrlv, nvrrl no trumpet. Dancing Ig Swimming 1, 35 Ping-Pong 1: Renaissance Club 2, 3, 4, Publicity Manager 43 Italian Honor Club lg Il Piccolo Scriivano 2, 3, Business Manager 33 Badminton 1. Q2 LJNTARIO ST. OUR LADY OF MT. CARMEL R. B. I. W . R Q Qui' 'ri'Rsi ' 4' u u rl ., ' 1. lu I raise url praisr' lhy . ying. ' g mics I , fwliing ' A ilo 1 Ring 2: OJ nt r , ghbirflz M s ,Appr iation Club ' , a siden ' .ariou 4. ' A 8 ' T. ' N THANIELlIAW'I'H01iNE J INDEVIDED ANNA MAY YALENTI NE A u ouucz' Qf mirth ix u'0rlh ll pound of.vorrou'. 24 OREGON ST. No. 9 lvNDECIDED NICHOLAS VALLETTA Nick A good companion makes good company. Renaissance Club 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Il Piccolo Scrivano 3, 45 Homeroom Basketball 23 3g Annex Basketball lg Traffic Squad 1. 100 ONTARIO ST. MT. CARMEL MICHIGAN STATE -E ROSE MARIE VALONE T he better part of valor is discretion. Congress 1, Q, 3, Awards Comm. 39 Renais- sance Club 2, 3, 45 Ping-Pong 2. 36 HEBARD ST. NO. 27 NURSING HELEN I. VANDENBERG Len', A happy heart wins many friendsf' Clarion 2g Choir 2, Badminton 4, Riding 3. 779 WINTON RD. N. ROCHESTER CHRISTIAN SCHOOL UNDECIDED JEANNE L. VANDENBERGH N one knew thee but to love thee Nor named thee but to praisef' French Club 3, Choir 4. 63 OHIO ST. ROCHESTER CHRISTIAN SCHOOL COLLEGE ARLENE E. VAN HALL My mind to me a kingdom is. G. A. A. 13 Swimming 2, 3, Community Service Club 3, 43 French Club 2, 3, 43 Congress 3g Dramatics Club 4g Leadership 4, Clarion 3, 43 Badminton 23 Class Council 4g Tennis 3. 89 ROSEWOOD T ERR. NO. 25 SCHOOL OF NURSING CHARLES VAN WUYCKHUYSE Chuck His mind, his kingdomg and his will, his lair. Congress 23 Science Club 2, 33 Homeroom Basketball 2, 3. 43 BRENTWOOD ST. NO. 46 COLLEGE JOSEPH V. VERSAGE KCJ0e!! lVorth is by worth in every rank admired. Community Service Club 3, 4g Spanish Club 3, 4. 76 ANTLERS DRIVE No. 11 COLLEGE LAURA VIEIRA True as a dial to the sunf, Spanish Club 2, Swimming 2. 9 GARSON AvE. ST. AUGUSTINE SCHOOL R. B. I. 6, ..e f,f5il7 ' o thy genius freely give H erOO Bas ' . . n Ica t On ' . , C lurion Orient sistan 4 . men- taria . G. A. 4' erman C b ' '- Club 4. 63 GREELEY ST. NO. 33 MERCHANT MARINE 5 1 L . r s. N ' .4 ms y .4 ' .. ' e at ease, is not to livef' 3 I I 'I li - 'm , ab t g'Iov- 6 49 v , , In , IY ' In l ,NJ DOROTHY AN E WALLACE L. H f ' KP 4 i ' Frg .7 K , J' 'itrbhg rnindyfjreat heait, ,true faith, ready V ands.,'Y ' ' .4 . ,nf 1' 'jfikgnube of Deflggates f'dongress 1, Q, 43 Avftfds CO 'm 1 Fngfhce Comm 2 3' War P Y gll11l'I1pSA'COEII4 iiif--flonsilium Q, 3,. 42 French K' Club-KI 4, Conilmfunity Service Club 3, 43 Wrician 4. L 508 HUMBOLDT ST. No. 28 COLLEGE , RICHARD I WALZH Dick,' The wind and waves are always on the side of the ablest navigator. X Football 2, 3, 4g Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 4 . 1.05 HARDING RD. CHARLOTTE HIGH NOTRE DAME DONALD E. WANDERSEE KEDOH37 N ever trouble trouble till trouble troubles you. 326 HAZELWOOD TERR. NO. 11 WORK 38 GTON HIGH SCHOOL OF MUSIC ROBERT J. WATSON A man of sterling qualities. Swimming 43 Science Club 43 Movie Oper- ator 4. 105 WOODMAN PK. BRIGHTON HIGH COLLEGE MARIAN ELIZABETH WELLER The ideal of courtesy, grace, and charm. Annex Vice-President 13 Cabinet 1, 23 Con- gress 1, Q3 Clarion 2, 3, 4, Feature Editor 43 French Club 2, 43 Chairman of Publicity Comm. 23 Dramatics Club, Secretary 23 Class Council 2, 3g Tri-Y Q, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Vice- President 43 Careers Club President 33 Chairman of E. H. S. Planning Comm. 2, 3, 43 Chairman of the Salvage Comm. 43 Editor- in-Chief Orient 4. 404 GARSON AVE. CORPUS CHRISTI CO A55 ES W i 4 me e a is ' in th, igh om st r t thet pe.' Track 43 r ss 43 Bo. Tum g Com u-nit rv' ' 3 . 56 THIR T. IJ 0 E' . . R FOR ' UNA L. WHEELER Conte'ntment is a pearl Qf great pricef' Archery 1, 2, 33 Community Service Club. 820 ELMWOOD AvF. OXFORD ACADEMY DENTAL HYGIENIST ELAINE WICAL Whatever she did was done with ease. Swimming 1, 2, 43 Bowling 33 German Club 3, 43 Community Service Club 3, 43 Publicity Comm. 43 Choir li Frolics 23 Tri-Y 2. 25 PECK Sr. LAURELTON SCHOOL SECRETARIAL SCHOOL 39 , . I . A w LI. 'dsl HP 13 I Q a i d t h a . . ' .y ar h s pler y' of rien . NS ,hoir ,Q , 3A' ing 1 do ' MQ. l.lI I E BETTY WILLEY Blondie 'eBeautU'ul faces are they that wear the light of a pleasant spirit there. French Club 1, 23 I. R. C. 3g Badminton 2, 3. 351 COLEBOURNE RD. No. 53 COLLEGE DOLORES WITTMAN mln quietness and confidence Shall be your strengthf' French Club 2, 3, 43 Choir 3, 43 Community Service Club 33 Badminton 23 Ping-Pong Q. 390 HAYWARD AvE. CORPUS CHRISTI UNDECIDEIJ NORMA RUTH WITZ X Lucky Music -is the universal language of the world. Music Appreciation Club 43 Frolics 2, 33 Ring Freedom Ring 23 Spanish Club 3, 4g Choir 1, Q, 3, 43 Varsity Club 4. I 704 BAY Sr. No. 11 EASTMA SOHO FMUSIC ,eve rw ei 7 ..nf 'Lf711r,,,','fJ-445 I 'ff' 7 11 - Lf. CML' MARIAN WOLF f'Nothing great was eqer achieved -without enthu.s'ia.sm.,' ! f , , 11-1.4 4 re-- Chairman of Assemblies Comm. 3, 43 Defense Attorney 2, 3, 43 Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Clarion 3, 43 Tri-Y 33 French Club 2, 3, 4. 2 '3 GIBES Sr. No. 31 S' If. OF R. JULIAN .w SYN N 3 ick' ' ' ' wha wh d thats as high . p ' 'i can fi 1 n 2, 3, rc st l, 2, 3, 43 Monitor 3 T c . 33 rman Club 23 Music pp b 111 RICHL. Y S NO. 11 aft? 1 ' . . K I , J . ' , A .rf Dr' X L 3 If 2 .jk l v ,.r l l 1 1 13: U, 4 . 11 ' 'AUD ETL .VYN f ' ,f 4 I I .- A 1 if .. 'J ' 'fl w I 'Pu 4 ul i H 'lg Q' - 2g rwilinblie Cornrrii. . .. C 4' 1 . 1, , 3 . i-,S I rp . f N 33 1 AYXVARD AVE. ' A , X f dn wilit nr:e. x stor -raet s 2 Hmm x omm 2 3 At et c MECH.ANICS INSTITUT 1 ROBERT A. YOUNGMAN Dutch You are the friend to whom the shadow of long years extendf' Basketball 3, 43 Varsity Soccer 43 Court Clerk 41 Clarion 4. 1492 MAIN E. No. 52 NIAGARA UNIVERSITY ADELLE B. ZACCOUR ' Addie Helpful ways, a winning smile. An open, nature free from guilef' Red Cross 3g Tri-Y -lg Renaissance Club 4. 45 HOLLAND ST. WASHINGTON I'IIGH UNDEUDIQD MICHAEL CORRIGAN ROSE FROMM ROBERTA McCRACKEN DONALD RIESENBERGER 1923 1942 To lim: in thc hcarfs wc leave behind ls not to die. 40 , 7 A Y - ' ' xl-'mfg ' V . 15' .QMMER -f 66' It is b le to lov iss than nothing lo havr loved. Homeroom Basketball l, 2, 3, Tumbling 1, 2, 3, 45 Swimming 2, 31 Soccer 43 Community Service Club 3, 4: Manager Football Squad 3g Clarion 4. 126 MELX'ILLE ST. No. 33 U. ARMY JACK R. ZONNEVYLLE Zonne'l The man thafs silent nor prolcaims his want Gels more than he that makes a loud com- palintf' Choir 2, 35 Inter-High 33 Science Club 21 German Club 3, 4g Horseshoes 35 Publications Comm. 3. 5 KELLY ST. VVASHINGTON HIGH COLLEGE CLAYTON HUTZLER Bud Boldly he knocks at W'i.s'dom's inmost gatef, Spanish Club 2, 33 Bowling 2, 3g Band 3g Intramural Basketball 3. 25 WYAND CRES. No. 52 U. S. ARMY DONALD MERZ CHARLES MITCHELL RUTH WAASDORP PROPHECY In New York Town Where life is gay We took a stroll On the gay White Way. Here and there We chanced to see Some bright young lights Of forty-three. On a neon sign Above a door Portraits by Davidson Appointments ,til fourf, Across the way We chanced to spy Smiling Jack VValker Of the F. B. I. It's like thisw Says Lawyer Greene Hassy, you Wolf, You'd better come clean. is And down the way VVe heard the cry For Ngasless buggiesn Invented by Sy, Editor Katz Hopes for a boom In the daily sales Of the New York Tribune. He's depending on His star reporter Betty Shock To fill the order Hempel and DeFisher CAS eloquent as everj Hope for re-election To Congress next November. Rochester-'bound On a huge stratoliner Lecturer Tuites Never looked finer. Up from the South With her new publication Is smooth Ginny Kratzer At Grand Central Station. Her first stop reads- S'Harper,s Bazaar Chic Editor Smith Wlill help you go far. Hostess Adele Flying on high Chases the gremlins Out of the sky. For teaching young tots Their A B C's Headmistress Poray Collects large fees. At the afternoon show Of the hit, Blue Moon, Matineee idol Swayze Made the ladies swoon. In white tie and tails At the Club Savoy Is handsome Bill Hofmann A current playboy. Blonde Aden Densmore's New Boogie Band Is warming up At the Hotel Grand. His star pianist Calvin lVIayne Goes to towni' On the Eight O'Clock Train Here lie four seers Who dared to look Into the future To write this book. en A, W M. C.. V. Eb- B, IA. fe? 1 , Mfr Xxx X . , , X . X . jf of IP My ' III ACTIVITIES gf , :Q,,5Egf21yJ5a,q1. - :Ni ,V t , JZ X 1 - ,- ff V , - u if ' 4 V f. w ,f jiv , gi-f gfgar' K - ' --R-If ', - . 'ff ' S lm vw. Tl ka-M1 . , . lj . ' jg ,T f . 551 df - Ji: 1, -tx W 5 , xi lg' Q - ,A .iw W V -1 .A ,J -Wi. -, Y, - -. 3- u ,lg fi' 132491 ..L ,z . v t if .av . '4 3 J V'Mv 1 If 3. if - nfl' ,C 4 A CM 4. 5 . N It -w s, if -LQ' .QIVL 1 3 .A .,,. 1.3 Q' ' Q 1 ' M ' ., 'F ' , . , 'wh ,win QW -1 N? P . u p my , ,. e qbgg... , P .5 Q ggggfiifg .I wrf ' Dm. V Wm : Is. A , Y .i i,, .,,,n I . 32333 -A l, . , af J f ' ' W. I . M f :E 1 ,iv V' S ' . M, V, A .Iwi K L F- 5 gg , . . . .MP UP. N 'Si e .K . - 2:21. . . new , ' 'Z ' . . 1 lg -- Af , 42 ls , ,rf ' ' f,.f3f,' -- x , V . , ', , v Yi. 3. dif- . 91 , wwf., -XJ ,F ' grim' ' . .. Jun iii ,. k I -S f W Fiyx ,y x M . ' Wi' f ' h P F Q . w,g,k, i K r v. rr 1 Y 1 S.G.A. Officers: September S.G. A. Officers: January Jlurphy, Whifr, Terezi. Tubiolo, Jlaivr, DeFi.shcr. 1' abil' 2f'4.Jcfy I X . Jn f fvrrff' I X 1 K D1'Fi.vl1r'r, U7'f'C'7Il', Ventura Slzfilx, Dcwlcer. I i 44 is Q September S. G. A. Cabinet Mr. IllcKfic', Mr. Wolgast, Wallrnr, W ll ite, Siein, Tcrezi, Brannigan, Thompson, Shock, Ford, DeFisher, Tubiolo, M aier, M uv-phy, Silinis, llliss Abramow, Crandall, WOU. The Cabinet, comprised of the S. G. A. Officers and the chairmen of the standing committees, is presided over by the President of the S. G. A. and meets on the first and third Tuesdays of each month. Under the guidance of a faculty advisor, Mr. Donald J. McKie, the Cabinet determines the time for raising money from the student body, ratities the appointment of the judge of the student court, determines the dates of club activities, and carries out the decisions of Congress and the adminis- tration. Greene, Ford, Bemzefi, Dullaira, IJL'1'i'liSlLOI', lifr. iVcKic', IfClI.f7l7'I1, IVallar'z1, Poray, Dz'a'l.'c'r, Slwils, Nlarzllllo. January S. G. A. Cabinet 44 Annex S. G. A. Officers Walker Ventura, Jlurphy Sprzliy The Student Court is the judicial lJI'2LHCll of the Student Government Association. Its purpose, as stated ln the constitution, is to administer justice in all cases of dispute arising out of the ad- ministration of the decisions of the student Congress. The Court has not been overwhelmed with cases this year for the majority of East Highs c-itizens seem to be extremely law-abiding. Lane, lV01f, Hasbrouclr, Mr. Fagan, Lccnlzozxfx, lluldcnstcirz, Bennett, rllarzullo, lf7'0ll'Il, lbunynzun. -L5 i S. G. A. Court THE CLARIO SAM ICATZ ..... Editor J OANNE SHEPHERD . Assistant Editor SAM KATZ, Editor CALVIN MAYNE, PHYLLIS PORAY ..... MARIAN WELLER, SHIRLEY BENNETT, LARRY GREENE BETTY A. BAKER ........ N ORMAN DAVIDSON . MICHAEL CORRIGAN . HUGH D. LEENHOUTS BUSINESS STAFF LUCILLE T UBIOLO . .... . ADEN DENSMORE . PAUL SANDLER . X I IQATHERINE CONNELL, Advisor . News Editors . Feature Editors . Exchange Editor Photographer . Cartoonist . Sports Editor . Business Manager . Advertising Manager . Circulation Manager Leenhouts, Davidson, M ayne, Baker, Greene, Corrigan, Densmore, Bennett, W eller, Poray, Katz, Shepherd, Tubiolo. if if 3 IE 5 :S ' 15 SELL. 46 t K, - ' , g V3 1 jug J - I M' ff- :Tl , ,Z 'X the URIENT MARIAN XYELLER 1 9 4 3 Mn. WIl,l,I.uI li. l osT Ifllfllll' -lf1 l N'0 if 6 ORIENT STAFF DIARIAN VVELLER ..... . . Eflif0T-Z-It-fi,lll'6j' PI-IYLLIS PORAY . ..,, . I-1.s'sis1ant Ifldifor-irrz-f'l1ief FREDERICK STAHL , . . Bzzsz'ne.s-S Manager DORIS ALT . . . A.s's2'.s'tanf B115-z'rze.v.v Illcuzager BETTY SCHOCK . . . . .1dz'erlz'.s'i'ng Jlmzager NORMAN BIORREALE . . . . flrfE1l1'for EDVVIN SVVAYZE . . , . . fiI'7'f'lllLlfl'07L Illanager BETTY IZAKER . .... . . Lzfierary Erlifm' ASSISTANTS Shirley Bennett Albert Joos Carol Kuhn John Sheils Connie Clarke Sam Katz Hugh Leenhouts Dorothy Thompson Emily DeFisher Jean Kelly Jane iNIacGill John lYalker Bruce Donlon Ruth Knapp Calvin hlayne llarion lYolf Adele Galbraith Virginia Kratzer Rosario Russo The Orient Staff wishes to thank the many people who have helped in the preparation of this book. The Editors wish especially to thank lVIr. lVilliam R. Foster whose calm, in the fave of occasional upheavals, kept us always on our course. lJ1'I'lllN1l'l'l', 1.1'r'r1lz0uf.v, Joos, Kafz, 1JflUl'l1.VOll, llrulkzfr, illaync, Wolf, Gfllbfffiflly KHUIJP, MF- F0 f4'f, Kflly, Sfllfll, -Vllflff-'I PUVUU, lVellf'r, Kratzcr, Sheila, Clurlse, 47 f . Dramatics I The Club Uooper, QUT. Dolan, Zirfgffr. lJt3lV'l'Z'f6, M arks. The Dramatics Club, under the supervision of Mr. Edwin Dolan, studies the ins and outs of the dramatic art. This year, the club members have specialized in the study of make-up. They have been called upon to put their knowledge to practical use by making up the casts of school plays and skits. ir Three years ago a group of East High pupils felt that there should be greater student interest and participation in school activities. At the same time, there was a demand to lessen the number of requests for money and yet to furnish the necessary athletic equipment. From these desires the Co-Op plan was formulated and put under the Wing of a special committee. The work of this com- mittee has made the Co-Op plan a definite part of life at East High School. Leenhouts, Kern, W'h'ite, lllr. McKie. Henvlccl, Hempcl, Bender, Tubiolo, M aier. C0-Op E Committee A ilii: if ff N ffx -Q 5 il fr V W i 3 tlliss S'i0rLclmrg, Baker, PVilIian1s, N. illorreale, Deffarlo, Srrlzqff, Riley, Russo, .lmigzg Gulf, Lcrc, Prnllock, Henkel, M. Baker, lfooper, Alf, f'0st'1fch, Sfrcli, Stein, Kern, Bragg, Sf'hIl.l'l'llf'F, lVu11ur'c, Wlziic, Damn Shock, Kraft. The ConsHhnn The Consilium is the governing body of the Roman State. It consists of the thirteen top officers and the representatives from all other offices. It meets once a month in the evening and takes care of all matters that concern the Roman State. 'A' The Vom Board xnimeographs and issues the Vox, a paper written in Latin by the Latin students of East High School. 0ccasionall3f the June issue contains pages written hy other Rochester high school students as Well. The Vox comes out the first Monday of each school month. It is widely circulated in the United States and is used in East High and some other schools as a teaching device. rllfxs Stoncburg, Nelson, lV1'l1l.UIll-Y, N. illorrcalf, Sclzqff, Gcrari, Jlurkx, V, Durizl- son, Bcfz, Imys, Bulk, Gulf, Kern, Slain, Jack, lfofsforrl, f 'hl'lI1ll'Hl,1, I '0.vz'1'r'l1, llmzlrcl, Bragg, JI. llalfcr, Sc-hor-lf, li. Balfcr, ll'ul1uf'r', JH. l VOX Board 49 Renaissance Club Voce, Pace, JIOIIfI'07If'. fllillgllill, f'c1puf0, Vallcffa. For many years the purpose of the Renaissance Club has been two-fold: to study and interpret old world culture and new world Americanization and to raise enough money to send an outstanding pupil to college. The club oH'ers its members the opportunity to take part in social activities, to visit various places of interest in Rochester, and to hear outstanding city speakers, so that they may study how they can best fit themselves for community life, ir The Moderii Language Clubs aim at increasing the student's language experience in a pleasant and social atmosphere by methods not always possible in the classroom. Throughout the school year the clubs hold plays, see films, and enjoy talks in their respective languages by competent speakers. II6Z.7ll3flllIlI, lJUl'l'iSlLlfI', Hall, Kimpal, Blitchcll, Lubvr, Till-lf'-S, Haqrzn, If0b'l.Il,S'0Il, New, Lalulsbcrgj. Modern Language Club 50 La Vida Brown, lllr. Clark, Stahl, Donlon DelVolfe. G. Miller, M0r1'1'son, S. Millar, Poray, Figueras. La Vida, a Spanish language paper, is edited by students in the Spanish classes at East High School. For the staff, it provides the practice and experience necessary for successful writing in a foreign language, and for its readers, articles of current interest with a 1943 vocabulary. ir The Cercle Francais voted at its first meeting of the year that its major project, to promote interest in the study of French and to provide a means for using and enjoying the language, was to be the publication of a French newspaper. Permission was granted. On December Q, 1942. the first issue of Lilitoile was put on sale and was immediately sold out. The venture was a success and the club hopes for bigger and better issues in the future. l'ularmo, Ifrlzzwzrflx, Tuilfxv, llugwn, Jlzzrrisorr, Scl1lf'y1'I, Urllzruy, .lIl'N.Y .Y1'l111, L'Et0ile 51 Ford, Pease This year the Science Club has endeavored to relate its activities to the war effort. lVIen1bers of the club have been encouraged to speak or to give demonstratons before the club, The purpose of the club is to further student interest in all ofthe various sciences. Under the direction of Mr. Roller, a few of the members undertook a study of microscopy as a supplement to the regular program of the club. 'A' The East Epsilon Tri-Y, which became a recognized school club in 19411, was organized to estab- lish friendships, to promote a better appreciation of girls the World over, to bring about the realiza- tion that each member has a definite task ahead of her, and to urge each member to attempt to do her part toward the betterment of society. The group's former advisor was Mrs. Linda Browng it is now under the guidance of hfrs. Edith Stone. Tri-Y -We B urgess, lllarkcn, 1llICCTflI7kC71, Johnson, Rzzsssll, H astin gs, P. Tubzfnlo. L. Tubiolo, Silzreri, Bcalcs, lfC71SCl1. L. Lllculcmlylrc, J. rllczzlcrzdylm, illrs. Brown, Archabald, fllerz, D. B'r0u'11. 52 T Science Club Mr. Roller, Farmer Davidson, States, M r Bazrd li- Q , A I , f 1 i?, , f,'o.s'ilff'h, Gramlich, Krueger, Gugzf, Ii0SOIllJllTf1, Burnzfit, Bouzmrm, Shorts, l3'upffrgf11.v, Miller, Ilclwron, Bzzrgcxs, IJWBVKIIII, .llrr:. Gill, Schlicchzrr, illarks, lV!1lSOIl, Qilflrflfcrzbmh. THE COMMUNITY SERVICE CLUB This year the Community Service Club has truly lived up to its name. Under the able guidance of Miss Genevieve O'Connell, some members have done volunteer work at the Rochester Museum of Arts and Sciences. Others have given secretarial aid at the Civic Exhibits Building, and many have been of service in the city hospitals. hlembers of the club have Worked zealously in fulfilling the club's objective. Not only have they served their community, but they have also gained valuable experience which may, in a few years, aid them in the selection of a vocation. Nloreover, they have aimed-at the most beneficial use of leisure time, 4 , , Wffyvlyy ,KW i fl X ' I J' , ,brad MIM!!! f 'ij fix! 'lw fl ni f WM fl JK. Bolle, .lI1i.s.v 0'f'0rmr'll, Ifvrg, ,llIlf'lfIlf'. Imczry, .lIf'.Yv1'l, Illlfflfllfifftll, Swylfu, Dr' I '0l0. 53 Music Appreciation Club illatina, VanNe'il, Mr, Butterworth, Schrader, Freda, LaRose, lllaquelin Henlcle Tursi, Curtriss, Delflelice, W itz, Saeli. The Nlusic Appreciation Club was organized in 1940 under the leadership of Mr. Paul Peterson. Mr. Peterson's post was taken over this year by Mr. Donald Butterworth. The purpose of the club is to bring to the group a deep appreciation and understanding of fine music. Guest speakers and soloists constitute an important part of the club program, but the larger part of club meeting hours is spent in listening to the recordings of great works. FOURTH Row: Kalb, Parfitt, E7'.987l,bT0ll7t, Northrop, Mack, Kimpal, Vincent, Uuilla. THIRD Row: Sclottman, lVittnzan, Beam ish, T rains, MacNe'ill, Smith, Lacancellara, lllucha, Slack, Watson, Randall, Cook, T tffany, W oods. SECOND Row: Sinrwzzrald, lllellenbacker, Elkins, Fruchionl, Albert, Goppler, S palty, Lindncr, Gillette, Neirl, Gardner, Heerkins, H ill, Pettrella. FIRST Row: Graham, Heming, H arrziltorz, Keck, Catalina, Witts, Caple, Broccolla, Morrison, Blarzfling, Brant, Gimbroni, Fladd, Jennet, Mollenue. Annex Choir and Orchestra 54 Monitors arnard, IJFGGFYIIO, Bode, Large, Terrazzo, iVc'f'rar:lf'cn, l'0u'I0s, Amino, DUIVMU, an den Ileuval, Benneft, Register, Tubiolo, Litke, Parmcnter, Salamonc, Marken, Porcrflli, Mr. Fagan, Giarrizo, F rrmcofi, V alentme, Brown, Speranzf. The Monitorial System has been in force at East High School for 3 years and has proved to be an essential part of the Student Government Association. The Monitors are responsible for the enforcement of all rules and regulations passed by the Congress regarding student behavior inside the school. ir The Marshals are responsible for the enforcement of Congressional laws regarding traffic and student behavior outside of school. illr. lj1'f'Il'NII'IIfl', BUIl'I'II, liirzcourf, Jlfllzrr, f'I'llf01!l, llallrop, Krfnnry, Van Horn, .lolzrzrillf Traffic Squad 55 Band J :X 9 I fiyxg' x X 1 A I! 5 ' xx Bl! DUANE H. HASKELL R ja-X Conductor is X XFN , MM . I A 1 Mfffi fig ff Urchestra 56 ... 3 A- , A A A A zlnlpfnufn, I,011'1', lJlll'l.IlSOIl, f'0Hr'rl, IJUIIIIIIN, li'f1.v1110rI'xf.'1', ,lll1z'r1o11, llf'llIl'Il, Lili, Sffflnzrnz, 11lll'f'l'I'Ilf?, 1i'0r1r:r1fl, .lI1'rfn, I,1'.W'l', l 0I'!lIl0l'lf'lI, Dofy, flluznm, .lIur'ulus0, Sulczmnnrf, 1'r:r'm1'nl1'r, llumlrl, .lurr1'v, DuI'onf, Gvwr, ll'0lf'. The Girls Choir if Cappella Choir F., I3 x I ol mmf: llvllifllllflll, .llur1'onr, , I lfr. 1'r'ff'1'x0r1, 1'viffllf'l'l1A', Ifllllfllliflll, I.U1JI'1'HfI.,7'IIl2I'1J10, Turxf, Holy, S!'lI!lllll, liol.g!'or1l, Ilunn, ll'il.wm, lumo, 1lHll'llIAIlO, Hr. lfillmrn I , I N4 ' ll'1'll1'1l111s lYflIlllI'lI,?l'l'Ill, l11'1.wlr'r, ll liz, I1IllellNI', 51111, Iflllllf, lfrn'1'1'1, frlmwrnzl, .N r1.v.w'r. l'lllSl mm l .f J 'A JI VK now: TOIIIIIIIIV, T1'r1':f, I,I'll.YlllIIl'I', HYIAHI-IIIIIN, H1'l1rrulr'r. 7'1'1ln1r'r.vrnl. ll'r1r1u'r, ,llill'A'llIj1llll., NIIVIIIT, Nl'l1'1'r, N1'l1'1'r1', llllllllffllii l'1j7'0l'l'. 'I'llIlilJ lmw: l r1'1'rlr1, liukrr, Nirlzolx, Quuni, lJf'l f'l1rv', TIIOIIIIIN, Hpilulf, Hulk, Imjfllwr, I.mrw.v, 1IIlff'lIl'IlNOIl, SICVONID ATHLETICS .. .wif avg 4,13 i,:f-may 1 w -xr 5Yf4,,- fX.,12.W -:gk-. 5 -sl a 1 X'-1511 ,. ' ' .Q ' ul zlz .i' ' Q1 F 453 453: as , ,Jw if: 22711: W Q A -We? X fa' K ' z f' 595 N Q 5' - ff,,f. 5 Irv . Q- :Vi N f g+f .si 2.3 F' ' ., ra - .TV Q' ni 1 V gif- x ui: 'f ' 5:-. f Jn..- ,rf A . , 7' ' uv fwew 'Y..'-Q V 5212 f 3. V, 'J H . ni' 31,7 ffl' 1 '71 W' L . :FR 'ii i A N gf 41 fa?f 4 A X , :1 w, , . mm., . Wu, Wm, . W L w '2. : fy fl-Y ' , 'i-JDJ 7 N' M., 1'1'.Q?,,,,:- X-'V M 1 , 25,1 Lvl - , . Q- + M: , 41: ,A zawffhif 39 .3 ., 11:1 gi 2 M Vgiigvf i f ' uk' gm l?SQ f:f ' V' T ' L g' W' Q51 , . Y 4 rf . sz.: 3,5 fu 1' A X 'Q-lm ,W '5--,gf Liv sn - 7 ' , ' f aging , fx yih 'f-'33fa' ' wx 1 , V1.3 ii ' ' fi 1 ,ff S. ,. 1 ri M- , 7- wlbiff 'A A V1 :Zip-' 12+ 1 '1,,f, y, 13 55' 47q,f,infiQ ' ' 5, ag fffwgl I ,Wi me I ' f , '11:'Z.fj?f3zw ff - if . If ' -,N gif, Y 'flflif lgiigx , n ' 4, A, A. y .rv , - 1.3 - . . Q ,M I, .4' S A 41 , , w 1+ Qixw . 9 k 1 . 1 , Q .s 1 4 Y' 57. , Q.. va J ' -: 1 , frvffsg ,95M5:i , Q m i ywf M Cheerleaders Q , 7 2 Q V9 M , K 2, - - f Voopcr Corey Connall Essom rllcTr1ggerf Dunn y e Brqrmigan Y e ! J The Cheerleaders have pla ed an extremely important part in building up the morale of teams and spectators during the s season of ULQ343. They have held lively pep assembliesf' inno- vated new cheers, and rev' fold ones. The enthusiasm which they have shown for their job is responplble, inypart, for Eahfllighas recent success in the world of sports. li ' N xxx J is Q fe., 1 .k rxf-' ,,:, 'e .. X. X 'Q as . This is El-ieilirst yeantliat Eastr,Higl1 Schoolhas had a corps of Drum hiajorettesg and it has turned out to be affgiind success.fl'he girls.3howed their talent at all the home football games and appeared at' the Safety Rally wliiclixvve s preseryisd at the Palace Theatre. One who deserves special credit is - Betty LouQXRieke'r who so a directed xthern and added to the performances her own ac-rohatic talent -X in p fx ,. is an .. I gvf. I' ' , -' X XX . :trunk xx X xl, ,I La . N-1 X ,tk V, 1 i rf' X r' f . N slag-' ' fix L- l ' is X4 J' ik 'xl 4 X I ,A . xc -V c x.,XhJi H X'- W., Ross, Elif111o1iT1-:Milf-, Bonffac lJea.w3KJiicl'cr, Piuuofe. J .xwuxx sw K? f WW WFS Qs 1 1 X gs. rr' ii x H - T ' L M1 .xi -xa- K R 0? XTMATLB'-Q fb ,Q X Wy 4 a-9 ,xv W N5 'A T ,ff pp . Z A Ai -295-J ,,,,,,rf' 4:-f I 5 ,. - J, - .,aaWW- V U-A V J V 9 V P' .110 Q Mr. McKay, I 'l11pp, I'1'0rs, lleirwmann, I-ffnmul, Pollock, Sa,lamonn, Lamey, Siflotti, Farm, Glaser, Mr. Daly, Naylor, Remore, K ern, If0SI'lIlIfllIPI', Plum mfr, K rafzcr, Vitale, llcrnzlto, DC'If77 liCS, Ora, Reynolds, lValz, Flood, Pccorella, Petrus, Argento, Goethals, Piaceniirzi, Schubert, flusenz. The 1949 football season is the best, to date, in East Highls history. The team upset all sorts of previous interscholastic records and finally clinched the city championship as an undefeated team. They scored a total of one hundred thirty points, which is eighteen more than had ever been scored by any team in a season. The score in the Edison Tech game, 39-0, is the highest on record for one game. . Much of the success of the team is due to Coach Pete McKay,s HTH formation and, also, to the excellent teamwork and good condition of the players. The final tribute to the teamls achievement was the selection COACH MCKAY of four of the players for the All-Scholastic team. Those chosen , were the following: Joe Flood, captain of the school teamg Lou Ranalet, co-captain, Dick VValzg and Clinton Clapp. F FGOTBALL 60 BASKETBALL East High,s basketball team, under the guiding hand of Coach Daly, enjoyed one of the best seasons it has had in years. The team, after losing a couple of tough onesn to lllonroe and Frank- lin, finished in third place With a season record of 11 wins against 5 losses. This year,s five scored 69 points against lVIarshall, thereby setting the year's record in points scored in a single game. Norm Morreale was second high scorer in the city and was chosen as forward on the All-Scholastic team. Bill Traikoff tied for third high scorer and was placed on the second team. Dick Walz, Dick Coleman, and Mike Fedorashyn were awarded honor- able mention. ' COACH DALY Baker, G. lllorrealr, Pecorella, lVilliam,.s', LaDelfa, Poma, Coach Daly, Walz, Fedorashyn, Trailrqgf, Coleman, .N llorreale Pc1.le'rm0, Calitri. 61 Mr. lVIcKay, H eineman, Coleman, Joos, Wahl, Tuites, Walz, N. Morreale, Carra, Calitri, Curry, Wallace, COACH MCKAY Goethals, Pecorella, DeVrie.s', G. Morrcale, Fanning, Sidotli, Dana, Henkle. B A S E B A L L April 30 May 5 May 7 May 12 May 14 May 19 lVIay Q1 Nlay 26 lVIay Q8 The season's schedule: The baseball team promises a very successful season. As the Orient goes to press, the boys are practicing for their first game, and judging from the Wholehearted Way in which each member is going at it, East may Well have another championship team. East East East Bye East East East East East Monroe Jefferson Edison Charlotte Franklin West Marshall Madison CRGSS COUNTRY 'With a large, veteran squad to begin with, East Highs Cross Country team expected a good year from the start of the season. These hopes were not disappointed as the team tied for first place in city league competition and swept the Geneva Sectionals. Coach Henry DiClemente began the work of preparing the team at the beginning of the fall term, and received good co-operation from the squad. Co-Captains Elwood Wlhite and Jacque Lindsay earned their positions Well, finishing fifth and seventh respectively in the sectionals. VVhite was never defeated in city competition and took the local championship easily. Competition was keen among the members of the team itself, and seven Orient runners finished within the first twenty-one at Geneva to bring home the silver trophy to East again. The reserve team captained by VVilbert COACH DICLEMENTE VVestfall and Calvin Mayne, finished second in its league, while Jack Crandall placed second in the city reserve meet. Seniors Lindsay, Lenfest, Hellenschmidt, Swayze, Davidson, and G. Blorreale, the top men on last fall's squad, graduate this year. However, a nucleus of veterans is expected for next year's action. The meet scores illustrate the ease of Eastls wins and the narrowness of its defeats: East 34, West 40, Franklin 53 East 18, Marshall 45 Edison 26, East 30, Madison 80 East 448, Edison 70, VVaterloo '73, West 86, Geneva 101 CGeneva Sectionalsj East 16, Monroe 419, Jefferson 60 Swayze, Ilellenschmidi, Davidson, Thompson, Ch'iII!?lJlli, Cranzlall, Schoenthallcr, IVlfStfilU, Mayne, Ferrara, Drclwr, Lmzfvsl, White, Limlsay, Morrcalc, Coach DiC'lcmz:ntc. 63 'Track At the outset of the season, Coach Henry DiCle1nente's cin- dermen appear to have a strong chance of finishing very high in league competition. A large, well- balanced squad is on hand: and practices have been held daily, with special emphasis being placed on the early development of capable starters in the field events. Elwood W7hite, VValt lllurrer, Bob Lenfest. Ed Swayze, Paul Seely, VVilbert Wlestfall, Jacque Lindsay, Ed Kern, and others are expected to star this year. ir The Soccer team had a not too successful season in 19412. They ended with 1 win and 7 losses. The team was handicapped by lack of experience and reserves. Outstanding on the line were Captain Montione, Fanning, Hall, States, lVIcDonald, and Callen. KNEELING: Kern, illurrer, Lenfesf, llfeslfczll, illayne, Lindsay, Seely, Chrirznici FmIory.sl1y11. SECOND Row: Favriello, 0'Keefe, Gordon, Schoenthaler, Woodard Selzzffaro, Pezfrs, lVuIkz'r, Ill'ing1z'o1'tlz, Quacle. STANDING.: Decker, Barflwell Thompson, Golf.w'lmIk, Londhair, lVz'lIian1.von, Rodfs, Travis, Youngman Ilufzler, lJelVolf, Arkinx, Jlerz, Foro, Depew, Bcrrfante, Oca, Bamford, Cook Bauer, flfflllllflll, Leto, Ll'6'IIh'07lfS, lJiCl07Ilc IIfF. ' Q I 1411, fyhf ,ee- .iy V, rf lfvfl X, of ff W ,J 2 I! r, ' , -1 ' J nw!! l if ff T' QU l States, flluto, Coco, Illr. Roberison, Illathews, Curry, illeli, Zimmer, Scherff, Fun- ning, illatina, illorzfione, Hull, Illeagher, Ciulla, Ilfac- DOIICIIIZ, Sanders, Calens, Link. so Soccer 64 2 x 9 s Ricss Hasbrouck DcG1'a11ge Illillcr Golf DHVOU, Hofmann, Rodis Tennis Annually, for more than twenty years, there has been a tennis team at East High School. The desire of the boys to play and to engage in more competition than is offered in intramural sports was the reason for the formation of the team. The boys on this year's team have high hopes for a suc- cessful seasongeven though they are faced with a shortage of players. 'Ir The existence of the golf team depends primarily upon the ini- tiative of the individual players. lNIost of the team members de- veloped their love of the sport when they were caddies at various local country clubs. The boys are very enthusiastic about their chances for a successful season. G.A.A. The purpose of this organiza- tion is to develop the finest type of girl, physically, mentally, mor- ally, and socially. This year the group was responsible for collect- ing the names of East High School men and women which will ap- pear on the Service Honor Roll. The G. A. A. has raised money to meet Red Cross and Scholarship Fund Pledges, and has given ath- letic Awards to those outstanding in sports. ir The Swimming Team com- pleted the season with four wins against four losses. In the sec- tionals it took second place, and two team members, Rudy Reger and Bob Anderson, took first in their fields. In the city meet, Bob Anderson again was first in the backstroke. The Med- ley team,composed of Jack Frank, Rudy Reger, and Bob Anderson, also took first. Giarizzo, Laing, Barnard, Ellsworth, Y. LaCagnina, Schumacher, DeBuano, Marlo, Terrano, Porcelli, Amico, Bowman, E. LaCagnina, Forbes, Gerew, Ilfarney, lllaier, Miss W'efherall, Dellaira, Grazziann, Lanclsberg, Pesce l lllr. DiClemcnte, McKinney, Rodls, Dclfise, McDonald, Popqlf, Levy, Anderson, R. Linh, Clarke, Sexton, Frank, H eyer, J. Link, Baker, Reger -c.,m Swimming 66 fldfgfia ff . . .You can spot it every time N the campus or off, Coca-Cola has that extra some- thing that rates with youth. That's why Coca-Cola -a long-established product-belongs to the younger set year after year. Choicest, special ingredients and special care in its making, give Coca-Cola a special refreshing taste and quality. This unique taste comes from a finished art in its making, unknown to others . . . a blend of flavor- essences merging the ingredients of Coca-Cola into a taste all its own. And it leaves that un- mistakable after-sense of refreshment that everybody recognizes . . . and welcomes. It's natural for popular names to acquire friendly abbre- viations. That's why you hear Coca-Cola called Coke. Coca-Cola and Coke mean the same thing . . . IE E E. . .ua single thing coming from a single source, and well known to the community . Let s go see if the Coke s in , and off they troop to enjoy youth's ritual of refreshment . . . a custom par- ticularly special in these war days when there's less Coca-Cola. BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE f ' The best is always the better buy! COCA-COLA COMPANY BY ROCHESTER COCA-COLA BOTTLING CORP. A. L. Anderson 8 Sons FOR VICTORY Our Boys Will Keep on Fighting VVe Must Keep on Saving 4 Back up the boys at the front-Prevent inflation at home FIRSTTBHY VVar Stamps and Bonds regularly. SECONDhAdd to your savings account every Week. THIRD-SCCUFO the protection of a low cost Savings Bank Life Insurance Policy. Get ahead with this Three Point Plan at the ROCHESTER SAVINGS BANK 47 MAIN STREET WEST 40 FRANKLIN STREET To H elp Save the World . . . and Help Rebuild It VVAR-'Il IME Courses at R. B. 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BROGAN Sa CO., Inc. For Safety Call a M utual F ire and Casualty , INSURANCE TOWN N TAXI Non-Assessable Policies TWAIN 8000 lWain 6911 Q03 Commerce Bldg. Careful, Courteous Service For Flowers That Please Particular People M! Barnard, Porter 81 Remington W. C. REMINGTON-R. J. FONVLER Dealers in ' I, gi X J PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, BRUSHES ARTISTS, NIATEEQIALS AND DRAFTING K I UPPLIES Q01 Grand Ave. 741 Monroe Ave. Culver 1573 Monroe 14,15 Main 8140 9-11-13 North VVater St. Rochester, N. Y. Rochester, N. Y. CROMBIE,S FLOWER CITY FURNACES BIrHToN P. STEVENS Ask About the VICTORY COURSES AT THE 565 N. Goodman St., Rochester, N. Y. SCHUUL UF COBIBTERCE phone, Culver 1155 362 East Ave. lNIain 5530 LIKLY'S For Luggage and Leather Goods for Nearly a Century Q71 MAIN ST. EAST BARRE GRANITE CO. FLoI'D HEICIIIIART as Sox Illemorlalx Phone Glenwood 489 Display-134-7 Lyell Ave Rochester, N. Y. VARSITY FOOD SHOPPE ALL HOME CooKED MEALS 733 E. Main St. Main 7552 With Complilmenfs of J. A. CALDERON CO. ' The Name Compliment of DREXLER PRINT SHOP MANHATTAN Means Quality and Service RESTAURANT Printing and Engraofing Q5 East Ave. 36 St. Paul St. Stone 4784 Air C0nd7:ti0n9d Nutrition and School Work Rationing and the scarcity of some food products demand more skilled attention to the preparation of lunches, both for War Workers and school students. Our Home Service Department has Worked out effective plans for maintaining lunches at maximum nutritional standards, While keep- ing them Within the limits of War time budgets. F or further information consult our HOME SERVICE DEPARTMENT ROCHESTER GAS Sz ELECTRIC C A ROCHESTER lgmfam ff STATIONERY CO., INC. 39 East Ave- soHooL SUPPLIES AND OFFICE EQUIPMENT flenfw' Qf Thing-S' F0'9h1i0'U15Z9 108 Min st. Rochester, N. Y 70 COMPTOMETER SCHOOL ROOM 310-12 TAYLOR BLDG. lnstructress-Mrs. M. Parkhurst Agent4Mr. Elmer Waibel The Only Authorized Comptometer School in the City of Rochester Phone-Stone 6878 HART 8: VICICS 55 STONE ST. CULVER PARKIVAY PHARMACY ROY JOHNSTONE, Ph.G. Q95 Culver Parkway Rochester, N. Y. IYe Deliver4Culver 1141 Wilson Flowers for All Occasions ROCHESTER FLORAL CO., INC. 39-41 Franklin St. Phone: Stone 3453 Greenhouses: 835 Hudson Ave. Phone: Stone 1599 MRS. ENID KNAPP BOTSFORD School of the Dance Telephone-lVIonroe 8276 Residence-135 Rowland Parkway PHOTO COPIES Drawing Materials Stone 6480 CITY BLUE PRINT CO. Stone 64180 Black and White Prints WM. F. SCHOCK SIX ATLAS STREET 700 lVIain St. lVest MORREALE,S H' SCHAFER 81 CO. FINE FURS IIROCERY MEAT MAIiIiPIT FRUITS VEGETABLES Corner of Delevan and Gibbs St. Iinmphments of , C .TLVE I l I I Stone 3808 VVe Deliver I R BE,1?2?R1i-B11 I SHOP Office: Main 3499 MONROE RIUBBER 8: PACKING CORP. 515 STATE ST. ROCHESTER, N. Y. lvlechanical Packings-Gaskets-Die Cutting DAVID BECKER Plumging and Heating 1567 E. NIAIN CUL. Q300 We carry a Complete Line of Sorority, Fraternity, and Club Sweaters and Jackets at Wlholesale Prices Our Salesmen Will He Glad to Submit Prices and Samples CHAMPION KNITWEAR CO., INC. MAIN 1995 71 ST. PTQAL ST. An Important Announcement To Seniors Alter High School . . . What? . . . Plan Now . UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY for GIRLS Will Be Open in the future. PLAN YOUR CAREER or LIFETIME WORK NOW! The next few years will offer excellent positions in indus- try and business for college-trained young men and women. Plan your future now. Decide what you would like to do-come in and talk things over with our advisors. A University Degree Will Help You To a Post-War Career. Degree and accelerated special programs include Secre- tarial training, training for Industrial and Certified Public Accounting, Tax Specialization, and training for Com- mercial Teaching. ROCHESTER DIVISION-COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ' TIE! 'h 5 't 50 CHESTNUT ST., Columbus Civic Center Write or Phone Registrar Main 1124 BUONOMO'S BOWLING HALL Compliments Of The ELITE BAKERY 709 Atlantic Avenue I Culver 2141 H. A. DeWITTE Plumbing and Heating 2142 East Main St. Tel. Culver Rochester, N. Y. 1811 KOLKO PAPER CO. Complete Line of Paper Products 440-452 Ormond St. Phones: Stone 1063, 1064, 1065 Compliments ' Compliments of Qf SANDERSON HEALTH SHOE DR. J. H. SVVAGLER SENECA ARCADE Clothes for the Junior Tailored to the most exacting specifica- tions with unswerving devotion to skil- ful workmanship, these garments are designed to live up to the Thompson label, '78 CLINTON AVENUE SOUTH RINGS-PINS-KEYS Designs for All School Clubs Jeweled Pins Athletic Trophies lNIedals Dance Programs Favors THE INIETAL ARTS CO. 742 Portland Ave. Russell Jack, Rep. HART'S Rochester? Greatest Grocers FINE FOODS AT LOW PRICES AND COUPONS That Are Extra Savings lfomptiments of THE PALACE COFFEE SHOPPE 75 Clinton Ave. N. 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