East High School - Orient Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1944 volume:

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S. 2 FGREWORD In days of old, pirates roamed the seven seas, gay, colorful men, dashing, daring, gallant men, men who fought for the spoils of battle, men who fought for the sheer sport of fighting, men who lived and died with equal recklessness. These hardy men had weaponse-the accepted weapons of their day. A cutlass, a pistol, a poniard provided them with protection sufficient for any occasion that might arise, and a ship of sturdy oaken beams, flying the dread skull and cross-bones, carried them whither they might go. They fought fearlessly and skillfully against overwhelming odds, but because they violated the rules of honest endeavor, were doomed to ex- tinction. This, too, is a bold age, an age of glorious adventure and of bitter struggle. Our new heroes of noble purpose are ventur- ing forth to make that greatest conquesteefreedom for all the peoples of the world from this time forth. ik' if CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION ACTIVITIES CLASSES ATHLETICS 3 Bfzm and crimfon and wlzfff it 5171-7165, Owl' tlzf .vtfwl-zipjvzcf orrfcrfd linex. Przfflv and gfory, honor, cz!! Lim' in ffm 601016 to yiand orfall. f-'HENRY HOLCOMBF BENNETT 4 WHICH WE ERVE Paul W. Peterson, SpCWJ 3fc, whose personal charm and untiring efforts as our advisor during the two years preceding his entry into the Navy, have made him an enduring friend of the Class of 1944. The Seniors have been deeply moved by the absence of many of their classmates now in the Armed Forces. These boys have contributed much to the life of East High School Now they are prepared to give their all for a greater cause. We bade farewell not sorrow fully, only regretfully. Others, who have not yet laid down their books and pencils, will follow soon We are justly proud of every one. JOHN ALBRIGHT DAVID BARR JOSEPH BENEANTE WALTER BURKHARDT PAUL CATALANO ANGELO CIRRINCIONE SAM Coco WILLIAM COVEY DONALD CURRY JAMES GING ARTHUR GUSTAFSON 5 JOHN W. HALL EDWARD T. KERN ROBERT W. LATOUR SANTO LOFURNO DAVID MANCINI RONALD MIALE SALVATORE PEcoRELLA ROBERT REYNOLDS KENNETH STEVENS ELWOOD WHITE RICHARD C. WILLIAMS DVI OR ANNE J. Izzo 6 Wvords cannot express just how much We, the Senior Class of 1944, appreciate the inspirational leadership of Miss Izzo as one of our class advisors. We owe much of our success to the great enthusiasm and sound advice which she has shown in our undertakings. Always our good friend and confidante, Miss lzzols effective solutions of all our problems have made her a hrm friend as well as an able teacher. Because of her very pleasing personality and energetic nature, she has become immensely popular with the seniors and has won the respect and admiration of all who know her. VVe shall never forget the wonderful times at East High School and shall for- ever cherish the fondest memories of Miss Izzo. ADVI OR We, the Class 0f19-14, thank Mr. Welch for his co-operation and boundless en- thusiasm Which has spurred us on through the final lap of the East High School re- lay. His calm eHiciency has guided us on our road of problems, and his personal interest in us has harmonized the various dif'liculties that have arisen during the year. His rough good humor was never lacking, and at times he could not afford to be without it. We cannot adequately express our appreciation for the guidance and co-operation of Mr. Welch, but we Want him to know that we shall never lose the self-assurance he has given us as one of our class advisors. EDWARD J WELCH Zin if-Blemutiam MRS. NINA C. OGLESBY Fourteen years of service in the Rochester Public Schools Died September 9, 1943 8 Y '.l--- 4 A gf'-V ! i Y in X fig ' -L I4 Jr' , A X A em- f f' fs 'W ' H' '- ' n 'W i 0 . X X V, X N . Rv XXI!! 1 A af Oh X SQ v : Zeb! Nr Li N J X X if 01 , f- Fix ry w kk I f ,p'? '-1' l Q MA' S ja' I ' X' f in 5 ' . I 1 X -- '--1 ,el ,df 533 52511 X 54 f' if 7 1 YT . ef A NIE' Ii i- Q-'-az-' - L i 'g A .-fiirfiiu 3 : ..- M . '?:,':1il'07'of Slain ., ' 11:1 ,.,. Wynn' C1-'?'a.,T i2V u Yo Il' :lvl ' .ff 151- Z.. , K 2' '593-J X A M R. VVo1.oA ST TH E PR INCI PAL'S MESSAGE During this year the thoughts and efforts of all of us at East High School have been centered first and foremost on the gigantic struggle in which our nation is at present engaged. Our thoughts are constantly of those from our ranks participating in it. VVe are greatly pleased with their visits to the school when on furlough and have enjoyed especially their attendance at our assemblies. ln the service ranks are many from your own class. Some left for service even before the Senior year began in September: others entered after the new term opened in january. This is truly a war year. Our congratulations to the Class of 19+-I for standing by the Ship, To produce such a line Urfrut as this one in a world of shortages is just one instance of your devotion to accomplishing some of those things that we want to preserve even in a world at war. VVe trust and believe that the effort you have given to your studies, your activities, and your social relationships will be of great value to you when you leave East High School. Our very best wishes to each of you! 9 THE FACULTY jZ'tkA'!II11'lll, lfmmz, .1l'L,'lXw1Ij', 1,1111 llfmz, Iliff, llvllffflll. Y'rmlar1.,Qz4z'2z:1, Ruxwlf, Rigf, lfrgffy, 1,1171 ,1I'III1H1, lS'm:wz, IIYUOLZIIIIIN, Ifzzrry ,lv!IZ'1l1k. I', llmzrzzfv, SfUI1. bMl'g. Rufvfuv, Szfzlunkrr. flzlggflfl, lxlwmglz, lzm, 1 m'4:c'zmf, llnuglz, O'Cu11m'H, llVKll'?It'1', Forur, .Y.4'lHI, Jlllglbff, ffrzbfurffo, qllfbotl Sf'zl1'lr1, lIz11'1,w1't. 1gllI'lJ1'1'tIgr', Rrrfrlflzg, l.!l'fL'l'i'Hl'z', Cfllfk, If. Smilfz, llagwn, l'm'Iw', l'r1fmrr, 1l'7lAUfI1UlJ', ,Va'1x'1'f, Dolan, Ifafulz, Bflfzorrz. TH E DEPARTMENT HEADS llzzrold lf. l:llfl'fz'.V, Pau! uf. Slllfffl, .lrllzur lf. llIll'I'lvJ', l1'I'Hl'II?N R. Fwlzr, fulm L, lIn'r:Il, Rubrzv G. Y'm'1r11f. liar! gl. l,lll'f!'l'!fg1', ,All-J' Y'zu'nrr, ll'iff1'11n1 C. ll'u!gn,w!, .Inn C. lS'11.v,vr!!, jufm .l. lfzzirfl, Flrlcfzrz' ll. Cnrprnfvr. 10 THE FACULTY ADMINISTRATION William C. Wolgast, Principal John L.Merrell, Vice-Principal Earl A. Partridge, Afrifzant fo the Prinripal Ann Bassett, Advifor for Girly Arthur E. Harris, Annex Prin- fipal SUPERINTENDENT OF BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS Walter Bishop SECRETARIES Helen A. Barnum Blanche Meisel Marion Peck ART DEPARTMENT Fletcher H. Carpenter, Head Avis B. Bliss COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT William R. Foster, Hfad Ethel S. Abbott Marion Begley Joseph L. Briggs Muriel T. Foote Lillian Heinzle May F. Hill Herman O. Porter Margaret A. Ruf Martha Van Arnam Edward Welch EIGHTI-I GRADES Blanche L. Ashley Elsie W. Grelfrath ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Harold E. Cowles, Head Catherine Combs Katherine Connell Dorothy Dennis Edwin Dolan Marion Y. Gaissert Edna M. Haggith Maude T. Rathbun Eleanor D. Robinson Grace Rowley Dorothy Schlenker Ellis S. Smith Edith Stone Florence Toolan Allen B. Whitaker HEALTH EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Robert G. Torrens, Head Richard Ader Henry DiClemente Reba T. Kline Myra Logan Robert McKay Lillian Wangman Marian Wright HOME ECONOMICS DEl'ARTMENT Mary Howland Katherine L. Kerrigan Mabel Magill Manie Lynde LATIN DEPARTMENT F. Niles Bacon Bernice Ginsburgh Lillian Stoneburg LIBRARIANS Mildred R. Forward Sara Sedita MATHENIATICS DEPARTMENT Paul Smith, llead J Blanche Dick Louis W. Hagen Wilhelmina H. Horn Agnes C. Keough J. Genevieve O'Connell Marion R. Warner Helen W. Watson MODERN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Martha Betz Charles Clark Rose N. Criscuolo 11 Edna V. Haugh Anne Izzo Elsie G. Neun MUSIC DEPARTMENT Clarence Bilhorn Donald Butterworth Reba Conway Duane Haskell Norman Peterson NURSES Grace S. Dowdle Bernadine Kelley PRACTICAL ARTS Herbert Bates William Burbridge Harold S. Gliewe Earl G. Lawrence John Eckhardt PSYCHOLOGIST Helen K. Ikeler SCIENCE DEPARTMENT John A. Baird, Head Katherine Barry Eleanor Edwards Everett Kennell Henry H. Keef lrene Quinn George A. Roller Helma C. Russell Burr F. VVilliams SOCIAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Lois Turner, Head Rose Abramow Donald McKie Robert Palmer Leo P. Redding Ida D. Rubenstein Ethel West Milton E. Woodams SPEECH Grace T. Brown Block that pass! Step lightly, please Whols little darling? South American VVay Prestidigitator de luxe Page 18, Column 2, Picture 2 VVhat can we say? VVhere,s my horse? Watch the birdie Oh, Frankie! The all-time champ Music, Nlaestro On, to he Ll queen! Old Faithful if -'9' , ! 5 ff' - I xx 55:45 v I 'V . NN N if l 4-f 4 J 1 V , K L I' 5 1 1 I I 2 1 X ll .Q X . as N ' i c fi T l' C , f ia G I 6 .KA X 'z I - fb 'X, Rx ff,-3 3 r r - .f , A' sg kg? f' A , If 'S .7 E 6 I f 'ue - c rw W f- -:: --Q. y ,fl n, ,Q . . 6 ww V. ' . .J 53 4? - - '- 77' fi' . :l1:l77T-11 f-' ruth. F n,,s.'. ,, iv..-,,ff' ,i . f N fr JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS mir I'1'u'-l'rw'1'dm1t,' Rnwf Y'1'ua5'zm'1',' I1'wmir1umz, Smiffzf Cvltlllfllltlflf 1,1171 ll'1cvK'fmu,w', S1'L'l'L'lllf G7'L't'7If ' ' I 1 f ' 5 ,I V. fuzz wil. nk 1 1'1'm'-Pm' 1'f1'f1zl,' ffffifr. Y'rw1f14frf'.' Luf.lwgr:1'wf:. Sfwf'ffm'x'.' f,m','u'v:tf'f'. .Swnzf f.!mJf'mr1H.' ,lmffrforz l'1'w,y1zf1'1fl SOPHOMORFL CLASS OFFICERS 13 I IOR CL SS OFFICE fy1Xi1'IIff', lvfn'-l'f'm'1'dfnl: .lynx TfFll.t'1Ll'6'f,' lI7liUfd77I.WHI, 1,I'f.Vl4Ifl'Vlf,' .lltTT1lggll!'l, SUKII-Ill Cfmzirmaizq LN, Sl'tI'1'ffl7'y. THE SENIOR CLASS IN RICTROSPECT As we turn the last page of our history at East High, let us rexninisce upon the carefree days spent within her walls. Do you remember us as shy, withering freshmen with wide eyes and open mouths? The first year brought a rush of intriguing events and activities hampered only by never- ending homework. Eagerly we devoured Ivanhoe, night football, a-I-b:c, track meets, and matter can neither be created nor destroyed. Due to an emergency, part of the class went to the Annex as usual while the remainder was interned at the main building. Sophomore year united us: and, under the leadership of Miss Anne lzzo and Mr. Paul Peterson, we elected class olhcers. June Howorth, President, Richard Judge, Vice-President, lVIarcia McKee, Treasurer, Lillian Silinis, Secretary, and Arthur Agnello, Social Chairman, were chosen. During our second year two dances were held, both successful. Junior yearfat last we were upper classmenl Our faces now wore the rapt expressions of the learned, as we tried to appear wordly. Mr. Edward Welch stepped readily into place as our new advisor when lVIr. Peterson left to serve in the U. S. Navy. The elected oflicers for the third year were Richard Judge, President, Charles DeCarlo,Vice-President, Carl Montione, Treasurer, Dolores Figueras, Secretary, and Chris Williams, Social Chairman. The highlight of the year was the class party held in the 4'l3allroom.l' Our final year found us anticipating the responsibilities for which We had prepared our- selves. VVith Harvard VVilliamson as President: Joe O'Keefe, Vice-President: Marion Ayer, Treasurer, Nancy Lee, Secretary, and Phyllis lVIcTaggart, Social Chairman, we undertook the duties of a senior class. The first event of the year, a Christmas Corridor Dance, was held to honor the boys leaving for the service in January. The Senior play, Thr Late Chrirtopher Bran, was presented in january. VVith our stage- struck but talented classmates as the cast, the play proved to be a hit. Now, as the days slip by, we realize that we shall soon be graduates. VVe stand on the threshold of a new, strange life. Our paths may not cross again, but the instruction and guidance received here will serve as an impetus toward our success. 14 IOR COUNCIL ffffr, lfrrg, R. ,llfflfn llfhzamzzrlrz. Sufzazlfl, 0'1X,A'z1ff', jufzzzfmr. lI'lz1'lr, Lrr. .1Im'l3om1!rf, ,lynx ,1lL'TKJgg117' U'1'fliz1n1.wr1, .llzfff 11.211, .Ulu 11'efflz. DAUGHTER STANDARD OF THE FLAG B EAR ER fiER'l'Rl,'DE Num, ROBERT Scrum-' Dauglzzer of llzf Flag Standard Bfarfr 15 ANTOINFTTE H. AGNHLLO ANNIE .flnnin taker llI.l71gf df tlzfy mmf, Slim' if lllcfel by 6C't'!'y07Lf. Baseball 2, 3, 4, Ping Pong 1, 2: Basketball 2, 3, Renaissance Club 2, 3. 2244 Clifford Ave. No. 11 Undecided ARTHUR A. AGNlCl.l.O AGcslls'1 PE7'.1'lIl1Hl1'f3', p7'oc4'ff,r, and pfp: A jzillerbug 'CL'hO,.f lIl'ZU!l3'.Y in ytfp. Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Inter- High Band and Orchestra 2, 3, 4: ll. R. Basketball, Manager 1, H. R. Repre- sentative 2, 3g Class Social Chairman Z, El Circulo lffpmml 2: Clarion 2, 3, Assistant Editor 4:01-mir, Advertising Manager 4: La Vida 2g Ring, Fzwflfnu, Ring 3, Memorial Scholarship Com- mittee -lg Senior Play -l. 171 First St. No. 27 U. S. Armed Forces CHRISTINIQ AGN1Cl.l.O Run flair af red at her blufll. Renaissance Club 2, 3, 4. 44 Garson Ave. No. 27 Undecided JOSEPH H. AGN1fl.l.O AGcnz' You ,rarely know llllif boy mmzml for. Golf2g Bowling -1-g H. R. Basketball 1, Baseball 3, 4. 108 Amsterdam Rd. No. ZS Undecided SAMUICL C. ALBARIAN SMF llflziftlz' and flu' will mmf. Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Orchestra 2, 3, -15 Annex Orchestra 1. 481 Hayward Ave. No. 33 U. S. Army Air Corps JOHN L. ALBRIGHT joHNNY', fl quiet man ar60nzpl1'fl1f,t muflz. Football 4, Spanish Club 2, 33 Movie Operators Club 3, 4. 333 Westchester Ave. Laurelton U. S. Armed Forces JOSEPHINE ALESSI 1:5012 foe if alwayffull Qffun, ller 72111717157 can be bmi by none. 330 Fourth St. No. 27 Undecided DORIS RUTH AMEFLE Doane II'1'fli. llze .fuwt milk of human kindneff l1l1f.vrezl. 1813 Main St. lf. No. 28 College BARBARA J. AMISH UBOBBYU lVlzf11. you are in wed, f?ol1by'5 a rmlfrimzd, indeffl. 15 Mayberry St. Albion Grammar Work ROSINA ARATARI 11 .rlzort staying oft containf much felfflowrz. Renaissance Club 2, 3. 27 Diringer Pl. No. 25 Undecided NORMA JFAN AUFR Noam llla'r1'y, brighi, full of-fun, and Cozy, mo. Choir 23 lnter-High Choir 1, 2, Frolics ZQclC1'I'T'l21l1 Club 2, 3, 4: Finance Com- mittee 2, Clarion, Feature liditor 49 Orifmf, Photographic Fditor 4, Book Store 4. -1G Belgard St. No. S2 University of Michigan PA'1 1'Y ANN AURAND UPATH ller ready wit and Mft for fun, lllakf' lier likcd by z'zwy0m'. Bowling 1, Clarion 2, 3, Copy Editor 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, Ski Club 2, Orient 4, Community Service Club 3. 78-1 Atlantic Ave. No. 28 University of Michigan MARION E. AYER Smiling and gay Ezfery day. Horseback Riding 15 Swimming 25 Spanish Club 2, 3, 45 La Vida 45 Community Service Club 3, 45 Orient 45 Class Treasurer 4. 120 Seymour Rd. Laurelton College CALVIN BAILEY KICALJY A quiet boy if Cal .find a wonderful pal. Movie Operators' Club 2, 3. 88 Crouch St. No. 31 Undecided KENNETH L. BAKER KIKEND Ken if df active ar anyone can he,- Ilir ambition 15 to go to yea. H. R. Representative 1, 25 Annex Baseballg Basketball5 Horseshoesg Fencing 2, 3, 45 Co-Capt., Vice-Pres. of Fencing 3, 45 Varsity Basketball Manager 2, 35 Roman State, Senator 1, 25 German Club 3, 45 H. R. Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 45 Ring, Freedom, Ring. 640 Monroe Ave. Rochester Christian U. S. Navy MARY ELLEN BAKER A real plearure to know! Patrician 2, 3, 45 Vox 3, Associate Editor 45 Consilium 3, 45 Jury 35 Choir 1, 25 Tennis 3, 45 Red Cross Committee 4. 31 Quincy St. No. 33 College BETTY L. BALMAN BETsY', Nice in an unarfuming way. H. R. Representative 25 Tri-Y 2, 35 Bowling 25 Horseback Riding 2, 35 Community Service Club 3, 4. 6 Birch Cres. No. 31 Iowa State University DAVID BARR .Ven offew wordr are the bert men. Traflic Squad 15 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. 157 University Ave. No. 14 U. S. Army Air Corps BETTY JANE BARTOLETTA HBETTINAI' Refewed and fweet A girl you like to meet. Horseshoes 15 Social Dancing 2. 42 Wendell St. Los Angeles, Calif. Nursing School AUDREY JOAN BAUMAN Few thingf are impofsihle to diligence and rkill. Tennis 15 Dancing 15 Ping Pong 25 Publicity Committee 25 H. R. Repre- sentative 35 French Club 2, 3, Presi- dent 4. 10 Coverly St. No. 11 College ELLA MAY BAXTER BAx'rER', Coolnef: and abfenee of heat and hafte indieate fine qualifier. Girls' Reserve Clubg Basketball 15 Badminton 15 Swimming 25 H. R. Representative 25 Leaders' Club 35 Baseball 25 Usher 2. 225 Illinois St. No. 52 Work BETTE MARY BELLITTERA She taker life eafy, And rmilingly, .vmoothly goef her way. Basketball 15 Swimming 25 Renais- sance Club 3, 4. 15 Ritz St. Mt. Carmel Undecided ELAINE ANNE BENDER HANNEU Burinerf ir the lifefor Anneg She'll reach the top, we know Jhe ean. French Club 1, 2, 35 Tri-Y 25 Co-op Committee 2, 35 Clubs Committee 2, 35 L'Etoile 3, 45 Awards Committee 3. 91 Cilbert Dr. Monroe High Business College JOSEPH BENFANTE IKJOEJ7 The rourageour captain of eomplimentr. S Ellison St. No. 11 U. S. Army GRETA GERALDINE BERG UG. G. Her .thimmering blonde hair attraefr, Her perronality hotdr. Swimming 25 Spanish Club 2, 35 Com- munity Service Club 3, 45 Sergeant-an Arms 35 Junior Council5 Senior Coun- cil5 Orient, Circulation Manager 45 Clarion, 4. 272 Laurelton Rd. ltaurelton College GEORGE VVILLIAM BERNARD lflfhen you're looking for a friend, Call on George! Orient 45 Clarion 2, 3, 45 Vllrestling 35 Swimming 45 Movie Operator 3, 45 Community Service Club 3, 4. 61 Beacon St. Corpus Christi U. S. Naval Air Corps ALPHONSE J. BICICHE UALB Al ir quiet but nire, 23 Fifth St. Corpus Christi Undecided SADIE MAE BLAAKMAN SATB Character ir that whirh can do without fuceesf. 117 Akron St. Rochester Christian Undecided JESSIE F. BOTSFORD JESS The hand that hath made you fair hath made you good. French Club 1, 2, 35 Basketball 25 Community Service Cub 25 Music Appreciation Club 25 Choir 1, 2, 35 Clarion 45 L,Etoile 35 Swimming 1, Senior Play Usher 4. 301 Tarrington Rd. Fairport, N. Y. R. B. 1. RENA JOYCE BOUVIER SUGAR Sugar if one you'd like to meet. 20 Portsmouth Ter. New Orleans, La. Undecided JAMES R. BOWEN KKBOBJ, One all-around fellow' Traflic 1, 35 Wrestling Club 35 H. R. Representative 1. 1293 University Ave. Monroe High U. S. Army Air Corps NANA IRENE BRAGG Sugar and ,rpire and all thingy niee. Patrician 2, 3, 4, Consilium 3, 45 As- sem blies Committee 45 Choir 25 Frolics 2: lnter-High Choir 1, 2: Sophomore Council, Junior Council5 Clarion, News Editor 45 Vox Board 2, 35 Orient, Editor-in-Chief 45 Bowling 25 Swim- ming 3. 660 Parsells Ave. No. S2 College MARYELLEN BRAYMER xl girl whore .rweetneff ,rtayf the fame French Club 3, 45 L'Etoile 3, 4. 25 Quincy St. Madison High Brockport State Teachers College JEANNE E. BUCK UJEANIEH Charming in a quiet way. Bowling 25 Community Service Club 3. 104 VVindemere Rd. No. 46 College JOYCE R. BULK Houma Alnehorr Aweigltn Thatlf her motto any day. Tennis 25 Patrician 45 Vox Board 3, Managing Editor 45 Choir 1, 2, 35 lnter-High Choir 2, 3, 45 Craft Club 25 Jury 35 Clubs Committee, Chair- man 45 Erolics 25 Music Appreciation Club 35 Cabinet 4. 614 Parsells Ave. No. S2 U. of R. WALTER BURKHARDT BUcKE'rs', Front the crown of his ltead to the role of hir feet, he if all mirth. Annex Basketball 15 Track 1, 25 Basketball 2, 45 Football 2, 3, 45 German Club 3, 45 Congress 1, 25 Awards Committee 45 Erolics, Or- chestra 1, 2. 74 lndiana St. No. 28 Wittenberg College DOROTHY BURNETT Do'rTiE Clever, witty,-full offun, Bundled up all in one. Horseback Riding 1, 25 Bowling 1, 2, Community Service Club 3, 4, Or- chestra 1, 2, Ping Pong 2. 31 Arbordale Ave. No. 46 College BETTIE BURROWS MU'rT Perfonality and pep. .lluttl The girl lhafr really hepf Tennis 1, 2, Swimming 2, 3, Tri-Y 2, 3, Athletics Committee 2, Choir 4, Dramatics 3, illind the lllufic 3, Ger- man Club 2, 3, Orient, Circulation Stal? 4. 950 Bay St. No. 11 College CARMELINA E. CALLEA CARM Throughout each and every day She doer her bert in every way. G. A. A. 1, 2, Ping Pong 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Chairman of'1'hird Year ltalian glass, Badminton 1, Renaissance Club 161 First St. No. 27 Undecided LOUISE CARLEVATTI KKLOU3! No one ever feelr blue. Near our alwayr cheerful Lou. Bowling, Horseback Riding, Swim- ming, Renaissance Club. 169 Parsells Ave. No. 25 Undecided CARL CARLSON fl man with a mechanical mind. 1022 Bay st. No. ii U. S. Army Air Forces ANNE CARROLL RICKY Fond of drer: and change and praire, So mere a woman in her wayr. Basketball 1, 2, Dancing 2, Ping Pong 2, Spanish Club 2, 3. 35 Woodbury St. St. Theresa R. B. 1. rf? , 1 Pbs 3 LENA CHIAPPONE 'KCHIPPIEU .fllhletic and Zhafr not all. Basketball 1, 2, Badminton 1, 2. 207 Longview Ter. St. Ambrose R. B. 1. JOHN L. CHIARENZA A true gentleman both in rnannerr and wordf. Choir 2, 3, Inter-High Choir 2, 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 4, Spanish Club 4. 757 Goodman St. N. No. 25 Undecided ARLENE CIAGLIA SHonTiE Come whar. come may, Time and the hour run through the rougher! day. 87 Joslyn Pl. No. 1-1 R. B. 1. ANGELO CIRRINCIONE Common .fenre pluf pep! Cross Country 4. 15 Ferndale Cres. No. 33 U. S. Armed Forces ANGELO CIULLA KKHARD HEAD!! There'5 a right and wrong way to handle everything. Track 1, Freshman Basketball, Science Club 1, Soccer 2, 3, 4, Patrician 2, 3, 4, Reserve Basketball 3, Varsity Basketball 4, Baseball 4, Awards Committee 3, Orient Staff 4. 139 Seventh St. No. 25 U. S. Navy Air Corps ROBERT F. CLARK uBOBn Some people worry, otherf fret, .-If-for me--I juftforget. Swimming 2, 3, 4, Track 2, Soccer 4, German Club 4, Ski Club 2, Tumbling 3, 4, H. R. Basketball 3, 4, Science Club 3. 112 Brookwood Rd. No. 46 College ELIZABETH M. CLINE UBETTYU Very nice and full of fun, She is liked by everyone. Spanish Club 4. 76 Elm Dr. Dubuque, Iowa College SAM COCO COKE There is eolor in hir cheek, There if courage in hir eye. H. R. Basketball 1, 2, 35 Reserve Basketball 2, 35 Soccer 35 H. Representative 25 Sophomore Councilg Renaissance Club 2, Vice-President 35 Clarion 4. 10 Messina St. No. 27 U. S. Armed Forces RUBY E. COLE She alwayr har a .vmile to give the world. Swimming5 Ping Pong. 443 Grand Ave. NO. 14 Nursing ANNE P. COLLINS NoNNY lffelre horn to he happy, all of uf. Choir 1, 2, 35 H. R. Representative 2, 35 Spanish Club 45 Bowling 25 Ping Pong 25 Monitor 25 jury 3, 45 Frolics 25 Swimming 25 Horseback Riding 25 La Vida 45 Orient 4. 70 Merwin Ave. No. 52 Wlesthampton College ANNE COMPITELLO HBUNNYH Nothing Jeernr to bother her, She taker zfhingr af they come. Tri-Y Vice-Presidentg Majorette 4. 117 WinterrothEt.BBeInjamin Franklin RICHAR D COOK sxD1CK:a 'Tix ever common That men are rnerrieft when they are from home. Tennis 3, 45 Bowling 3, 45 Clarion 45 Cross Country 35 Roman State 2, 35 Choir 1, 25 H. R. Basketball 1. 160 Vermont St. U No. 11 U. S. Air Corps JEAN M. COOPER HCOOPIEU She Jtandf out in eheeringg Shel: oumfanaling in drarnatier. Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, 35 Spanish Club, Vice-President 3, Social Chairman 45 Cheering Squad 2, 3, 45 Horseback Riding 2, 35 Archery 25 Swimming 25 Clarion 3, 45 H. R. Representative 35 Radio Worksliop 45 Orient 4. 30 Martinot Ave. St. Ambrose College WILLIAM COVEY UBILLU Boundleff oitalify and anzhiilon. Cheering Squad 2, 35 Spanish Club 35 H. R. Representative 3. 6 Arlington St. No. 14 U. S. Army MARY JANE COX racoxyxy Sincere and unaffumirig. H. R. Representative 15 Clarion 1, 25 Swimming 15 Social Dancing 2. 1064 Atlantic Ave. No. 28 VVork SHIRLEY JUNE CRANDALL She if a gallant creature, and complete In mind andfeature. Choir 2, 4: French Club 2: Tennis 25 Awards Committee 25 Bowling 2. 400 Merchants Rd. No. 33 Undecided MARGARET RUTH CUNNINGHAM HPFGGYH The only way to have a friend if Zo he one. Vox Board 3, 45 Red Cross Committee 3, 4. 2215 Clifford Ave. Sr. Ambrose U. S. Cadet Nurse Corps DONALD W. CURRY Blau Dori if nice, well known, and heal, J finer fellow you could not rneel. Baseball 2, 3, 45 Soccer 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 2, 35 Community Service Club 1. 62 Middlesex Rd. Laurelton Undecided ARLENF LOUISE CURTICE Ez'eryb0a'y liker Jrlerze: I-I .ruper friend whokf really leeen, Choir 2, -lg Inter-High Junior Choir lg Inter-High Choir 2, -lg Frolics 2, H. R. Representative -lg Bowling 1, 2g French Club 2, 3g Clarion -lg Tennis l. 85 Dalkieth Rd. No. ll Nursing WILLIAM CUSEO BILLY IVlzate:'er lze doef, lze zloer well. I. R. C. l, 2, 3, German Club 2, 3, -lg Commercial Club 23 Renaissance Club 2. 253 Davis St. Mt. Carmel Undecided LIBORIO DAMICO BiLL,' The Navy needr men like Bill. Fencing l, 2, Boxing 2. 620 Scio St. Vvashington U. S. Navy JOHN S. DANA jack ,Tix ealuraI1'onform.v tlze human 7lI1'?1tf,' fur! ax zlle twig lr ben! llze Irfe'.f in- flinezl. Baseball 1, 2, 3, -lg Basketball 3, 4: Orchestra l, 2, 3, -lg Band l, 2, 3, -lg Awards Committee 3, Consilium 2, 3, -lg Orienf -lg Bowling 2. 33 Westchester Ave. No. ll Cornell jANICE DASSON H-IANIIEU Genzle in metlzod, Rewlute in aetiorzf. H. R. Representative lg Bowling 1, 2g German Club 2, 3, Community Service Club -lg .Athletics Committee -lg Publicity Committee -lg Clarion, Lirculation -l: Frolics 2. 76 Macbeth St. No. 52 College JUN!-I A. DAVIS HPUDDINH From Charlottel' heart to ourf in one big jump. -l3 Brookfield Rd. Charlotte High Undecided MARGARET DeBRAAL MARc:i3,' Her pleasant rmilef will cure all illx. fox Board 3, -lg Frolics, Orchestra 2, 4, Consilium 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Or- chestra 2, 3, -lg Bowling 1, 25 Baseball lg Community Service Club 3g Swim- ming 3. 730 Parsells Ave. No. 52 Nursing CHARLES L. DeCARLO Ci-IAUNCEYU If ignorance if bliff, why make study rompulxory? Baseball 1, 2, 3, Football 3, -lg Basket- ball -lg Class Vice-President 39 H. R. Representative 1, 2g Consilium 2, 35 Soccer 2g Swimming 35 Cabinet 1. 12-l Iroquois St. No. ll Syracuse SYLVIA DEERS Su Slzorl but .vweel She'5 all-reel. H. R. Representative lg Ping Pong 2g Dancing 2g German Club 2, 3. 259 Merchants Rd. No. ll Work DIQLORES DeGRAAF MDC!! Pluck lzringr ur into a zllfieultyg Nerve lfringr ur out of il. Patrician 2, 3, Bowling 2. S0 Morton St. . I Rush, N. Y. Mechanics Institute SOI-'HIE DeMAYO Sophie 1.5 a peaeh lVe know her goal .fhe'll reaeh. 11 Hanover St. No. 9 Work JOAN DeSlfYN Friendly, eheerjul, and gay, ,llay .the alwayf be that way. Swimming 3. 29 Colonial Rd. Palmyra, N. Y. VVork ELAINE DeSMIT A faithful friend if the medicine of life. Clarion 45 Orient 45 Swimming 25 Tennis 25 Badminton 15 Bowling 2, 35 Patrician 2, 3, 45 Dramatics Club 4. 31 Wendell St. No. 11 U. S. Cadet Nurse Corps ARTHUR R. DeVR1ES UPEPPERU Character if the governing element of life, and if above geniuf. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 3, 45 Soccer 2. 27 Croydon Rd. No. 46 U. S. Armed Forces JOHN J. DeVUYS'1' UJACKU Here if a man to hold againrt the world,- .fl nzan to nzatelz the mountainf and the fda. Spanish Club 2, 3, 45 Swimming Team 1, 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Frolics, Orchestra 2. 186 Marion St. No. 28 College ANTOINETTE BETTY DiLORENZO UBETTYJ' el maid of grace and complete modefty. Badminton 15 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Dancing 2g Swimming 2, 35 Baseball 2, 35 Girls' Reserve Club 1. 58 Coventry Ave. No. -lo VVork ANGELINA DiPALERMO 'AANGIEU Soft peace .the bringf, wherever the afflflff. Girls' Club 1g Commercial Club 25 Dancing 25 Choir 1. 422 Scio St. Mt. Carmel R. B. 1. MARY DiPASQUA HMAEU Pleasant and gay, Day after day. Girls, Club 13 S. G. A. 15 Renaissance Club 1. 59 Niagara St. No. 27 R. B. 1. ROSE M. DiRENZI Such joy ambition findf. H. R. Representative 15 Chairman of Monitors 15 Publicity Committee 15 Clarion 45 La Vida 45 Vice-Chairman of House of Delegates 15 Swimming 25 Choir 1, 2. 149 N. Union St. No. 14 Undecided MARIAN DIRKX Here'.r a girl who'll make the wayg Plefant, cheerful, day by day. 44 Mayberry St. No. 31 Business School FRANK DRAGO JASPER Wlzy hurry? Let the world wait for me. Track 1, 45 Basketball Manager 45 Science Club 1, 45 Movie Operators Club 4. 500 Central Pk. No. 25 U. S. Navy Air Corps ERNEST J. DuBOIS HERNIEU He who prizer little thingr if worthy of great onef. 1. R. C. 15 Monitor 25 Spanish Club 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club 25 Commun- ity Service Club 3, 45 Library Aide 3, 45 H. R. Representative 3, 45 Clarion 3, 45 War Stamp Committee 45 Clubs Committee 45 Sergeant-at-Arms, S. G. A. 4. 21 Fair Pl. No. 33 U. of R. DORIS DUNBECK Donna A Lady with a Lamp .vhall stand In the great hiftory of the land. 29 Floverton St. St. John's St. Mary's Hospital H. HARTER EDWARDS NED., Experienee it by induftry aehieoed and perfected by the fwift eourfe of time. Clarion 15 Annex Manager. 29 Dyson St. No. 52 U. S. Army HELEN ELIENSKY LYNN llfomen were made to give our eyed' delight. Spanish Club 2, 3g Basketball 2g Danc- ing Zg Ping Pong 2. 80 Kelly St. St. Bridget's R. B. I. RICHARD ELLSWORTH D1cK', Laugh yourreUii1to rtin'lze5.' H. R. Representative 1, Soccer -lg German Club 2, 3, -lg Inter-Prep Or- chestra lg Clarion 4. 55 Bowman St. No. 31 V-5 Program ANTOINETTE D. ENFONDIC Tom Ilve taken my fun where I':'efountl il. Spanish Club 2, 3g Annex Choir lg Clarion -l. 409 Scio St. Mt. Carmel R. B. I. CAROLINE PANAR.-X UC.-XRRIEU el world of tlzouglztx beyond Ilzore clark eyef. Renaissance Club 1, 2, 3, -lg G. A. A. I. 1 Dake St. No. 27 Undecided PETER FANNING PETE Brainf ana' lzrawn make flu' nzanf Baseball l, 2, 3, -lg Reserve Basketball 3g Varsity Basketball -lg Soccer 2, 3, -ls Boxing Club 2, Band 1, 2, 3, -lz Orchestra 1, 2, 3, -lg Class Council 3g Orient -lg Ping Pong 13 H. R. Basker- ball 2. 4-l7 Alexander St. No. ll VVittenberg College MICHAEL EEDORYSHYN HFEDERH Barlaetball if liif game- A good fellow who'll win greaffame. Science Club 1, Zg H. R. Basketball lg Reserve Basketball 2g Varsity Basket- ball 3, Captain -lg Soccer -lg Track 3: Class Council 1, Z, German Club 2, 3, -lg Ping Pong Club 1g H. R. Baseball 1. 171 Joseph Ave. Washington High College W . A . ' 'QT' at at ' 1 fz' ? we W ..,, Z 5 4-in 3 Y E, Rf, I ,. RUTH FIELD HRUTHIEH .Yothing .rucreedf like ruccexf. H. R. Representative 1, 3, 4-g Baseball Zg Bowling 2, 3g Swimming 2g Patric- ian 2, 3, -lg Examining Board -lg Orient 4g Clarion, News Editor elg Vox 2, 3g Consilium 3, -l. 68 Longview Ter. No. 11 College DOLORES FIGUERAS UFIGJ1 Fig 'l.J' our porket edition de luxe of rute- nerf and vitality. Clarion 1, 2, 3g La Vida 2, 3, 4g Choir 1, 3, -lg Class Secretary 3g Frolics 2: Publications Committee 2g Athletics Committee 2, H. R. Representative 2g Usher 2. 68 Amsterdam Rd. No. 28 Commercial School IIERA EVELYN FOOTE Foors A mind at peafe with all below, i-I heart whore love if irinotent. H. R. Representative 1g H. R. Presi- dent Zg Science Club 3. 93-l Garson Ave. No. 52 Mechanics Institute ALAN FRICK uixldu Cliararter maker tlze perfert man. 39 Furman Cres. Monroe If. S. Merchant Marine VIRGINIA ANN FRITSCHE 'AGINNYU There 1.5 a great deal in the ,nut im- prenion. Tennis lg Bowling 1g Athletics Com- mittee 1, 2g Swimming l, Zg German Club 2, 3, Vice-Prsdient -lg Clarion 3g Orient lg Tri-Y 2, 3g Commercial Club 2g H. R. Representative -l. 1475 Culver Rd. No. 11 College PHYLLIS GAGE Pi-IYLU Great tltouglztr, like great deedy, need no trumpet. Badminton l, 2g Basketball 1, Bowling lg Clarion lg Spanish Club 2, 3, -lg Community Service Club 3, Recording Secretary -l. SIS Merchants Rd. No. 52 R. B. I. ANTHONY J. GERACI CiTONYJi Tony'r a guy you couldn't part by. Track 1, 43 Vox 33 Clarion 3, 43 Science Club, Treasurer 43 Science Club, Pub- licity Chairman 4. 196 Longview Ter. No. 11 College GRACE GIARRIZZO HDOTU Lot! offun and quite a pal If thif winfome, witty gal. Basketball 1, 23 Baseball 23 Swimming 23 Badminton 2. 33 Third St. No. 27 Work KATHLEEN RUTH GILL UKATHY,, .fl face with gladneff ozierrpreadg Soft .fmilef by human kindneipr bred. H. R. Representative 13 Awards Com- mittee 33 Assemblies Committee 43 Clubs Committee 43 Vox 43 Consilium 43 Clarion 2, 3, 43 Community Service Club 3, Vice-President 43 Dramatics Club 33 Leadership 33 Bowling 23 Swimming 23 Red Cross Committee 3, 43 Orient, Literary Editor 4. 67 Wilsonia Rd. No. 52 College JAMES E. GING G1NGGER fln all-round goocl Jport. Fencing 13 Wrestling 23 Tumbling 23 Bowling 4. 60 Yarmouth Rd. No. 46 U. S. Navy ANGIE G. GIORDANO HANU Perronality plurl Ping Pong 13 Badminton 1, 23 Swim- ming 1, 2, 33 Patrician 3, 43 War Stamp Committee, Chairman 43 Community Service Club 33 Choir 1, 2, 43 lriter- High Choir 1, 43 Erolics 1, 23 Ring, Freedom, Ring 13 Tri-Y 2. 28 Nichols St. No. 11 Ohio State University ROBERT G. GOTTSCHALK GoTcH Long legr are not alwayr a handirapg eh, Gotch? Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Reserve Soccer 23 Soccer Manager 23 German Club 2, 33 Clarion 2, 3, Circulation Manager 43 Cross Country 4. 779 Garson Ave. No. 33 U. S. Army MONA GRAY She fpreadr her name thruout the world. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Bowling 3, 43 Leadership 3, 43 Erench Club 1, 2, 33 German Club 3, 43 Swimming Club 1, 2, 33 Ping Pong 2, 3. 27 Oxford St. Monroe High Undecided ROSALIE GRECO Her quietneff ir one of her many arfety. G. A. A. 13 Swimming 23 Commercial Club 23 Tri-Y 43 Spanish Club 2, 3. 22 Revella St. Mt. Carmel Secretarial Work ARTHUR RICHARD GUSTAESON Gus Worth, courage, honorfthefe indeed are your fuftenanre and your lrirthriglzt. Baseball 23 Soccer 2, 4. 55 Balsam St. No. 46 U. S. Navy MARGARET JEAN HAGEN MARC Reacl, mark, learn, and inwardly tligeft -the aloef it all. French Club 3, 4, Secretary 33 L' .Etoile 3, Editor 43 Community Service Club 3, Vice-President 43 Horseback Riding 13 Jury 4. 59 Barons Rd. Seneca College JOHN WESTCOTT HALL srJACKu .llen were made to lie laughed atv erpecially jacleron. Soccer 2, Captain 3, 43 Spanish Club 2, 33 Clarion 23 Class Council 2, 33 H. R, Representative 13 H. R. Treas- urer 33 Choir 2, 33 Frolics 2. 301 Canterbury Rd. No. 28 U. S. Navy GERTRUDE HAMLETT GER1 ' Domeftic worth, that fhunf too .strong a light. 572 Clarissa St. Virginia Undecided INGEBORG T. HEINEMANN HINGE Nice to meet, :well to know, Inge'x fun, whezier rhe goer. Senior Council 4, German Club 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2, Orient 4, Clubs Committee 4, Horseback Riding 3. S9 Croydon Rd. No. 46 College BETTY HENKEL fl .torzg on her lipf and a Jong in her eyer. H. R. Representative 2, 3, Vox 2, 3, Art Editor 4, Censor 4, Consilium 3, 4, Music Appreciation Club 2, 3, Frolics 4. 2080 St. Paul Blvd. St. Ambrose Eastman School of Music JUN1-I HOFER Earneft and finrere, rlze maker a rea friend. 90 Indiana St. No. 28 Work JUNE HOWORTH She liar a plearing perfonality and loadf of vitality. Baseball 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Swimming 2, Class President 2, Class Council 2, 3, 4, Orient, .Assistant Busi- ness Manager 4, War Stamp Commit- tee 4, Community Service Club 3, Clarion 4, Vox 2, 3. 224 Farmington Rd. No. 52 Cornell University BETTY JANE I-IUTCHINSON BUSY lllufie if well .raid to be the fpeecli of angelr. Annex Choir 1, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, Inter-High Choir 3, 4, lfrolics 2, Usher 3. 157 Hampden Rd. No. 28 Eastman School of Music KATHERINE INGRASSIA nK.AYy, Quiet, but alwayr with ur. French Club, Class Council 2. 149 Seventh St. No. 25 Dancing Teacher t3i i3 'ff' 25 CAROLYN ALIENE JACK HJACKI1-In Il if harmful to no one lo have been rilent. Archery 13 Music Club 1, 2, Choir 1, Badminton 1, Vox 3, Orient 4. 128 Marion St. No. 28 Nursing NEAL JOHNSON Li'l'EXU Wherever you find humor, you find Neal. Fencing 3, Senior Council 4, Clarion 4: Orient 4, H, R. Representative 4, Movie Operators Club 4. 456 Hayward Ave. Texas U. S. Marines RICHARD STEWART JUDGE UBOOTSEYU Girly annoy meg but oh, how I love to be annoyed. H. R. Representative 1, 2, 3, Class Council 1, 2, 3, 4: Soccer 4, Ping Pong 1, Class Vice-President 2, Class Presi- dent 3g Fencing 3, I. R. C. 1, 2, Base- ball 2, Patrician 3, Consilium 3, Vox J. 340 Harwick Rd. No. 25 University of Rochester MARJORIE KAHN Riglzt lo tlze end, Alwayx a friend. Social Dancing 1, Spanish Club 2, Commercial Club 2, 3. 37 Kelly St. No. 9 Work FRED H, KALSBEEK CUPiD .llaleing thingr rafe for otlzerf. Traflic Squad 2, 3, 4. S1 Macbeth St. Rochester Christian Undecided IRENE D. KENNEDY Ki:NNY,' Kenny 1.1 the name of thix gal, To everyone, fhelf a great pal. Basketball 1, 2, Ping Pong 2: G. A. A. 2, H. R. Representative 2, Clarion 2. 203 Breck St. No. 31 Mechanics Institute EDWARD T. KERN rrMAJ0Rii Brainf, lrrawn, and plenty strongg Whatever he doef, he'll get along. Football 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Basket- ball Reserves 2, 35 Cheering Squad 1, 25 H. R. Representative 1, 25 Vox l, 2, 35 Consilium l, 2, 3, 45 Patrician 1, 2, 3, 45 Co-op Committee 2, 35 Red Cross Committee 45 Awards Committee 15 Clarion 3, Sports Editor 45 Orient 4. 17 Richland St. No. 11 U. S. Navy ANNE KESSLER KIKESSYJ AV ready rrnile if Alwayf welcome H. R. Representative 15 Swimming 15 Dancing 1. 1 VVidman St. No. 18 Undecided DOROTHY VIRGINIA KING HDOTU ,Twaf her thinking of otherx made you think of her. Basketball 1, 2, 35 Badminton 2. 463 Hayward Ave. No. 33 Undecided RITA L. KINNEN UR1iE'I',, Alvvayy frniling, full offun, Sending the blue: on the run. 56 Federal St. St. John, the Evang. Work MARTHA H. KLUM PP MMU Still to ourtelvef in every place con5ign'd, Our own felirity we make or find. Baseball 1, 25 Bowling 2, 35 Spanish Club 3, 45 La Vida, Assistant Editor 4. 40 Westchester Ave. No. 11 Undecided NANCY JEANNE KOON SKNANHI Softly ,vpeak and Jweetly fnzile. Annex Choir 15 A Cappella Choir 45 Red Cross, Chairman 15 Bowling 25 Community Service Club 3, 4, Sergeant-at-Arms 4. 625 Cedarwood Ter. No. 52 R. B. I. if . A. , QM' ' W' .. . ein f s. '- ' 1 1 hs 25 1 f' 2242: . . 5, S me . f fm-QQYFY. .gg .. .... . M. .E .,,:::.. 2 gtg x. 2 Q it 2 W nl 2 in 5 5 if 5 5 .nu t 1 if fl Q 5 ' M fi' airs-.1i,'. -.M 1, 5' is I -, :. .f :' fggf' . -fr- ,'v'.f2w 1,,.LZ, . hi f 'I 1, '.-Tsiz: ei' wig-ev. ev 1 in Www.. ELLA TAYLOR KRAFT n'I'AYu Nice, clever, bright, Altogether, juft right! Bowling I, 25 Consilium 3, 45 Orient 45 Clarion 3, 45 Vox 35 Archery 1. 115 Parkside Ave. No. 11 Undecided ELEANOR B. LAGUDA FEEL!! Where did you get your eyef to blue? Out of the .vley ar I earne through. Spanish Club 2, 35 Annex Choir 15 Clarion 4. 207 Lyndhurst St. No. 14 R. B. I. MARY ELIZABETH LAING Herelr a :port that'5 full of virn,' To be a nurye if Jllarybr whim. Lllftoile 45 Community Service Club 3, 4, Hospital Committee Chairman 45 G. A. A. 2, 3, Frolics 25 Horseback Riding 35 Tennis l, 2, 35 Basketball I, 25 Bowling 1, 2, 35 Archery 1, 2, 3. 191 Dalkeith Rd. No. 52 Nursing School RUTH LANDSBERG USHORTIEU Short and rute, From Franee to boot! German Club 2, 3, Secretary 35 French Club 2, 3, 45 L'Etoile, Assistant Editor 35 Spanish Club 3, 45 Basketball 25 G. A. A. 25 Dancing 25 Ping Pong 2. 1363 E. Main St. France R. B. I. STELLA LAPLACA HLALAU Short and Jnappy, Seldom unhappy! Renaissance Club 2, 35 Inter-High Choir I5 Frolics 25 Dancing 2. I1 Philander St. Washington High Undecided ROBERT W. LATOUR KKBOBH Ile doef not .ftoop nor lie in wait For fortune to give him a worldy state. Careers Club 25 Clarion, Photographer 3, 45 Orient, Pootographer 4. 393 Parsells Ave. No. 33 U. S. Marines MARY LAUDISI MAE,' Tha milder! mannerr and the gmillfrt hfarl. Renaissance Club 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 3, 43 Science Club -Ig Commercial Club 2, 35 Dancing 13 Italian Honor Banquet 2, 3, 4. 125 Ontario St. Corpus Christi Brockport State Teachers College JANE LAURINI HJUNIORH Self-confidence if the fini rfquifile to great una'frlal2z'ngr. Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 French Club 1, 2, 33 L'Etoilz 3g Bowling 2. 32 Clark St. No. 34 College HELEN LEARY I,ARie You know Larif: everyone duff. Shf'J the gal that malem' thingy buzz. Badminton 13 Bowling 23 H. Rl. Repre- sentative 33 Community Service Club 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Finance Committee -13 Orient -1. 215 Cedawrood Ter. Corpus Christi School of Commerce NANCY LEE NaN Always' laughing, alzvayf gay, Her fun rlzirzer on a gloomy day. Freshman Council 13 Bowling 1, 2, 3: Horseshoes 13 Ping Pong 1, 2, 3: Shuffle Board 33 Community Service Club 43 Class Secretary 43 Orifgzl -I3 French Club 2, 33 Senior Play Com- mittee 4. 406 Cedarwood Ter. No. 52 School of Aeronautics BETTY M. LERE She'd rather be teen than lzearzl. 107 Wisconsin St. No. 28 Oflice Work AUSTIN R. LEVE UAUSU If you judge, intifrtigatf, If you reign, fommand. S. G. A. Court, judge 4, Defense .At- tornev 2, 33 Patrician 2, 33 Consilium 33 German Club 2, 3, -13 H. R. Repre- sentative 1g Swimming 2, 3, -I3 'Fum- bling 2, 3, -1. 1660 E. Main St. No. 33 University of Rochester 'G 5 Iss. tw. -1.,l 32'-C 'Egg ., tx .Q t lit V . 1 ' Yeesgg .lt ., ---: I ., -FQ' 'Q-1 YY xx. Soi, 27 ROBERT WILLIAM LEWIS IIBOBU .lr an a1'ti.rl lie canll be llfalj .-1 jinfr fellow youlll nffcw rrzeztl Wrestling Club 3, Clarion -13 Orifnl 4. 19,1Q Upton Pk. No. 31 C. S. Navy LORRAINE LEYS Capable, Depeizdable, flgrfealilf, Lile- lllllrj. Patrician 1, 2, 3, 43 Vox, Associate Editor 3, Editor -I3 Swimming 23 Bowl- ing 3, -1: German Club 3, -Ig Jury 35 Community Service Club 3, Red Cross 2, 3, -13 Consilium -1. 1-I1 Sydenham Rd. Rochester Christian College JAMES LINK -lm .fl pillar of lfart High atlllrliff. Soccer 2, 3, -1-1 Swimming 33 German Club 2, 3. 21 lfloverton St. No. 28 U. S. Armed Forces SHIRLEY F. LOEFI-'LER SH1RL .l plfafarzt lan' if Jlzfg .Al fredii lu ur rlze'll ba. Annex Clioir 13 Representative to House of Delegates lg A Cappella Choir 2, 3, -1, lnter-lligh Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 'llennis 2: Bowling 2, -13 Frolics 2: Community Service Club 33 'Fri-Y 3, Ireasurer -lg Jury 3, Usher 33 Orifnl -1. 136-I Main St. E. No. 53 R. B. 1. W'Il,l,IAM T. LOFTUS UBILLU Bill it Orilariofv lou, but Earl Higlzfr gflill. Consilium -l. 72 NlcKinley St. Ontario High College SANTO LoFURNO SANDY .il mmzlr own clzaraclrr it the arbiter of lIllVvlA0fl1Ulf. H. R. Basketball 1, 2, 33 H. R. Soccer l, 2g Science Club 1, 2, 3, -Ig Renais- sance Club 2, 33 H. R. Representative l, 23 Reserve Basketball 1, 23 Track l, 2, 3: Baseball 2, 33 Movie Operators Club 2, 33 Stage Crew 2, 3, -1, Ping Pong 1, 2, 3. 357 Fourth St. St. Francis Xavier U. S. Marines NATALIE JEAN LOM BARDO KKNI-XT!! Charm if a rare thing and to be treasured. Renaissance Club l. 56 Fifth St. No. 25 General School of Nursing NORMA JEAN LOPIANO tiNORMIE,, A eheerful .rmile and plearant graee, flre all reflected in her fate. Tri-Y 4. 237 Chamberlain St. No. 25 Undecided HELEN J. LOPRESTI Arn fl voice of beauty if a joy forever. Renaissance Club 2, 35 Choir 2. 194 Fifth St. No. 25 Undecided LOIS L. LUNN KIREDYI Ilappinefy Jeenzr rnade to he rhared. Ping Pong 1, 25 Bowling 2, 35 H. R. Representative 25 Spanish Club, President -1-5 Community Service Club 3, 45 Red Cross Committee 1, 2, 3, 45 Publicity Committee 45 Frolics 25 La Vida 2, 35 Clarion 2, 3, 45 Tennis 2. 56 Mayberry St. No. 31 College ROBERT J. MacDONALD HMAACJ! Nowhere beatr the heart ro kindly 1-lr beneath the tartan plaid. Swimming 1, 2, 3, -15 Soccer 3, 45 Tennis 3, 45 Class Council 45 Orient, Business Manager 45 German Club 2, 3, -15 Skiing Club 25 Athletics Com- mittee 45 Clarion 3, 45 Modern Lan- guage Club 35 H. R. Soccer 1. 199 Merriman St. No. 14 College DOROTHY E. MacNALLY HDOTU The fairer! garden in her looler. Archery 1, 2, 35 Badminton l, 25 Ping Pong 15 Class Council 2. 69 Ferris St. No. 11 Undecided S3 P 3 Sade? . txt t. with ,QM Y'-wr ,T we in g ff I. ea. 4, te' was Wt' gr.. 2 . ROBERT C. MALLORY KKBOBYJ fl man with a ftyle of hir own. Clarion. 77 Caroline St. No. 14 T U. S. Navy ANNE RIT.-X MALONE UDICKIED Sweeter than honey in the lioneyeomh. 206 Central Pk. No. 27 Undecided MARIAN MANCUSO SHoR'1'Y', There ir nothing better than .fell- rextrainl. Renaissance Club l, 3, -l, Treasurer 2. 128 lfifrh St. No. 25 Undecided S. PAUL MANDINA HSNOIK.-XL!! Snohalb' good humor will never melt. Track 15 Soccer 3, -lg Gymnastics Club 2, 3, 45 Science Club 45 Cheering Squad 45 Fencing 2. 188 lfdgeland St. No. 11 U. S. Navy TED MARCHNER 'lPRivA'1'E,' llllzat it tlzix jetting QV' thine? Archery 35 Band 1, 25 Photography Club 25 Movie Operators Club 3. 26 Langham St. Webster High U. S, Naval Air Corps SANTA MARINO HS.-XNDYU Sweet ar rugar candye Thaf: our Sandy. Dancing 25 Red Cross Committee. 178 Davis St. Mt. Carmel Undecided CHARLES H. MARKAIANI lVlARI-iv Iflifre Zlierelf a will, lRF7'1?'.f I1 wayl ,lflarky prariicff lhiy mth day. Soccer 1: Choir 1, 2, 3, Bowling 4: Ring, Frrfdom, Ring Z: Renaissance Club 3, 4: H. R. Basketball l, 2: Golf 1, 4, Wrestling 3, Tumbing Z: Science Club l, 2: Orchestra lg Frolics l, 2. 128 Seventh St. No. 25 U. S. Army Air Corps MARILYN ARLINE MARKS LYNNIz Sparkling Jmilf, llemmiiig rfzl hair. Clarion 3, 4: Bowling l, 2, 3, 4g Arch- ery 2: Community Service Club 3, 4: ,lury Duty 3: H. R. Representative 3, Dramatics Club 3, 4, Frolics Usher, Leadership Club 3, 4: Apparatus and Tumblng Class 33 Red Cross Com- mittee 3, 4, Vox 3, Memorial Scholar- ship Committee 3, .Awards Commit- tee 4. 95 Fairfax Rd. No. 46 Wittenberg College SALVATORE GICNIQ MARZULLO SAL llfrrl' man we ran rmprrt, .l rnrln of rcfoniirouf irzffllfri. President S. G. A. 4: Publicity Com- mittee Chairman 3, Assemblies Com- mittee 3: Prosecuting Attorney, Stu- dent Court 3: Community Service Club 2, 3, 4: l. R. C. l, 2, 3, French Club 4: Renaissance Club 1, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 3, 4: Commercial Club 2, Red Cross Committee 4, Clarion 3, 4: Orient 4: Track 3, 4: Fencing 1, 2. 343 Hayward Ave. No. 27 U. S. Air Corps MARGARET MCCONNICLL UPI-fG,. fl quiet girl you ran? help liking. German Club 4. 111 Kelly St. No. 43 Presbyterian Hospital MARGARET B. MCCULLY Precor Tlifrflf 'nr'i'fr a dull day Sllflf .ro happy and gay. Ping Pong I, 2, 3, Badminton l, 2, 3: Basketball 1, 2: Horseshoes l, 2, Usher l, 2, 3: Swimming 2, 3: Spanish Club 2, 3, 4: La l'ida 45 Community Service Club 3, 4. 44 Atlantic Ave. No. 33 University of Rochester MARILYN MCDONALD Brute Cay, happy, n ire' af ffm fan hr. French Club 3, 4. 318 Merchants Rd. Manchester College QSC? 'T BARBARA JEAN McGREAL BoBBY Thf ideal of courlefy, wil, grace, and rharm. Archery la Swimming 1, 2, 3: Basket- ball 2, Community Service Club 4. S12 Grand Ave. No. SZ Nursing MARCIA MCKEIC ulh'lL'F1-'INSH .llarria haf a lol of pep: .rll rliffring .the if righz in ffepf Bowling lg Ping Pong lg Basketball 1: Dancing lx Badminton 1: Class Treas- urer Zg Clarion 2: Vox' 2: Finance Com- mittee Zg Cheering Squad 3, Head Cheer-leader 4, Assemblies Commit- tee 4. 174 N. Goodman St. Albion C. W. A. C. ROBERT G. MCKINNEY Doc .-I5 good nzzlurni af he if rlfwr. Science Club 3, 4: Spanish Club 4, Swimming Team, Manager 3, 4. 44 jersey St. No. 46 Cndecided JEAN McLAl'GHLlN Channing, quifi, qiillffilllllldlg' Wilh a nzy.f1friou.f air, quiif tfflflfl-l'6Zl1i?Ig. H. R. Representative 4: Spanish Club 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4: Bowling 3, 4: Badminton 1: Baseball lg Tennis 2, 3: Basketball 2: Leadership. 38 Amsterdam Rd. St. john, the lfvangelist U. of R. ELEANOR McNEILL UNIACU .J -firm rharacler and an appealing pzmtnnaliiy Thai rnzzhf you lilcf her. H. R. Representative l, 2, Commun- ity Service Club 3. 49 Clarion 3: Orient 4: Finance Committee, Chairman 4. Z3 Alexis St. No. ll College PHYLLIS M. Nlc'liAGGART ..l,HIi, Friendly, ClI1'1'I1ii1ll, alfvayf gay: l'l1ihrz'glz1fiif up a dreary day. Cheering Squad 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2: junior Council, Class Social Chairman 4: Dramatics Club 3, Community Service Club 4: Ring, Frfdmn, Ring 33 Vl'ar Stamp Committee 4, Memorial Scholarship Drive 4, Frolics 2. 95 Shirley St. Mercy High U. S. Cadet Nurse Corps RUTH L. MEERDINK Your wifdom if eon.fum'd in confidence. Basketball 1, 25 Baseball 3, 45 Bowling 45 Community Service Club 35 Pa- trician 3, 45 Swimming 25 H. R. Repre- sentative 4. 163 Colonial Rd. No. 52 Nursing JANE MEINTEMA HJANEYH Her eonrtanry if evident in her futile and wirtriirig wayf. Bowling 25 Craft 25 Tri-Y 4. 62 Woodstock Rd. No. 28 Undecided ALBINA MELECA NAU, Little friend! prove to he great frieudf. 225 N. Union St. Mt. Carmel R. B. I. VINCENT A. MELI KENNY What would the Renaixfance Club do without Viruiy? H. R. Basketball 2, 35 Renaissance Club 2, 3, 45 Il Pifrolo Scfimrzo 45 Soccer 2, 3, 4. 251 Lyndhurst St. No. 16 College ELIZABETH D. MERSON HBETTYU Not too hold, and not too fhy, Herext a girl who will alwayr get hy. Community Service Club 3, 45 Bowl- ing 25 Leadership 35 Art Award 3. 1113 Garson Ave. Rochester Christian Undecided RONALD J. MIALE HRONNYU .illthouglz he may feem rather thy, llfe all know heir one .vwell guy. H. R. Basketball 15 Archery 2, 35 Softball 15 Movie Operators Club 4. IIO Kiniry Dr. Laurelton School U. S. Army ALICE MICHAELS It if tranquil people who accornplirh rnueh. Junior Red Cross 1, Treasurer 15 Baseball 25 Bowling 25 Tennis 25 Tri- Y 2. 350 St. Paul St. St. Bridgefs Ollice Worker DAVID MILLER HDAVEU We like hir Nou Yawleu wayfl Track 2, 45 H. R. Basketball 25 Stage Crew 45 Clarion 45 Inter-High Radio Workshop 45 Dramatics Club 3, 4. S2 Joslyn Pl. New York City U. S. Army Air Force GAY MILLER Ar merry as the day if long. Junior Council 35 Senior Council 45 Tri-Y 35 Baseball 25 La Vida 3, Editor 4. 172 Beford St. No. 11 Undecided ROBERT FANTON MILLER -IBOBU IIere'.v a fellow with load: of good cheer! Parliamentarian 45 Science Club, Secretary 45 Cheering 4. 611 Melville St. No. 11 Navy V-5 Program CARL F. MONTIONE MoNTY Ao Joorter raid than donefso adf this man of worth. Soccer 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Science Club 1, 25 Renaissance Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Treasurer 35 Court Clerk 45 Music Appreciation Club 1, 2, 3, 4. 36 Pennsylvania Ave. Mt. Carmel U. S. Army JEAN M. MOORE Joi-iNNY' .fl maiden never boldy of .vpirit ,vo still and quiet, that her motion hlufhed at itrehf. Spanish Club 45 Choir 1. 161 Atlantic Ave. - No. 31 Undecided ROBERT E. MOSS Bois fllzcayx ready with a Jmile, Full Qffun all the while. Science Club 43 Cross Country 4, SOI Garson Ave. No. ll C. S. Armed Eorces ,IANICT MURPHY MuaPH,' 1171611 Iriflz ryef are rnziling' Olzf Bowling I, 2, 33 Ping Pong 33 ShuFHe- board 33 G. A. A. 3QOV'1't'I1l'1'Q Basket- ball lg Badminton lg Dancing l. S33 Merchants Rd. No. 52 School of Aeronautics LOUIS MUTO LOU, Tlzif boy called Lou I5 a friend through and tlzmugli. Soccer 3, 4. 336 Fourth St. No. 17 U. S. Armed Forces ANN MARIE MUTTY lfRENcHY Heller lale Ilzan nei'ef.' Archery 33 French Club 3, 4. 7936 Prince St. I St, Agnes Academy Mechanics Institute PERRY MYERS Though lie may be xlzorf, UU good rzalure 1-I ozierwlzelmirzg. Science Club 1, 2: German Club 3: H. R. Basketball I, 2, 3g Basketball Manager 43 Stamp Club 1. 242 Ormond St. Washington High College GI-QRTRUDE E. Nl-QILL 'I'ReiJv Lzlfe liar a calue only felzen it lzaf .tome- llllillg valuable as ily objeff. War Stamp Committee, Chairman 43 Cabinet 43 Publicity Committee Z, 3, 43 H. R. Representative 33 German Club 2, 3, Treasurer 43 Basketball 1, Z3 Badminton 1, 23 Horseshoes lg Tennis I, 23 Ping Pong I, 2: Swimming 23 Baseball I, Z, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Inter-High Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Mem- orial Scholarship Committee 43 Ring, Freedom, Ring 33 Erolics 23 Daughter of Flag 43 S. G. A. President 4. 84 Mayfield St. No. 33 College E 'kg bk. ' ll 4 . ' .251 ' ii, In 5 . L.,,i, SHIRLEY KATHLE EN NEVV 'ASI-tiki. ,Yo liuman feeling can ever be ,ro appeal- ing af joy. Choir 1, Z: Swimming I: Baseball 23 Tennis 2: Dancing Z3 H. R. Repre- sentative 2, 3, 43 French Club 2, Vice- President 3. 4a Bowling 2. 3: Jury Z, 33 Red Cross Committee 2, 33 Dramatics Club 33 Clarion 3: Publications Com- mittee 3g l,'Efo1'le 43 Clubs Committee 43 Memorial Scholarship Committee Z, 3, 45 0r1'erzl4: Senior Play 4. 431 Vliebster Ave. No. ll Ifndecided RUTH I-lS'l'Hl'lR NUHLI1 .1 ,rmile tlzal'-r bright, .t1'zzeen?, and ,tweelq Her ali,rp0.ri!i01z fault he beal. German Club 2, 3, 4, H. R. Repre- sentative 1, Z, 4g junior Council 3, Swimming 2, 33 Tri-Y 3, President 4: Bowling 2, :lg Baseball 23 Girls Club I. lI4o Main St. E. No. 33 Cadet Nurse Corps CHRIST NOUN CHRIS gl iClfz' man lz'f'e,r Clflillllill lzzlt wit. Soccer 2, 3, 4. 342 Atlantic Ave. No. 31 U. S. Armed Forces JOSEPH E. O'KElCl E .JOHN Tlzzir if a mazzf Tratlic Squad 1, Track 2, 3, 4: Cross Country 4: German Club 3, 4: Red Cross Committee 4: Publicity Com- mittee 4: Publications Committee 4: Bowling Club gl Class Vice-President 43 S. G. A. Vice-President 4. 4,5 Rosewood Ter. Corpus Christi Marines Y-12 Program GLORIA JEAN OWELLEN Guo gl rlzeerful fll,tpa.r1't1'0rz, a quiet fezm' of humor, Pu! lliefe fngetlzer and you hare Gloria. Basketball l, 2, 33 Badminton 13 Base- ball 2, 3: Swimming 23 Dancing 23 Girls Club 1. 45 Croydon Rd. No. 46 Cndecided LEONARDA PAOLU'l'TA NANci ' Slie ,i'pe11l'etlL rmff and yet Ilzfre lim Cor1:'1'r,fz1ti0rz in her eyef. Basketball 1, 23 Ping Pong 33 Red Cross Committee 13 Baseball 23 Bad- minton 2. S Hope Pl. St. Michael's Oflice Work WALLY M. PAPENFUS uREDu Flaming youth- Erpecially her hairf Bowling 1, 25 Dancing 15 Swimming 25 German Club 25 Communitv Serv- ice Club, Chairman of Oliice Work 3. 58 Van Bergh Ave. Monroe High Mechanics Institute FRANK PAVIA HPENRODH Frank play: haxehall and hafketball, too, He'.f a great sport in whatever he may do! Traffic Patrol Captain 15 H. R. Repre- sentative 15 Annex Basketball 15 Re- serve Basketball Team 2: Varsity Basketball Team 35 Baseball 3, 4. 129 Weld St. No. 14 U. S. Armed Forces JEAN E. PEACOCK HJEANU There'r a twinkle in her eye, Which aitractf each paffer-by. Badminton 1, 25 Basketball 25 Bowl- ing 1, 2, 35 Deck Tennis 35 Tennis 1, 2, 35 Ping Pong 15 Swimming 25 Horseshoes 1, 25 Horseback Riding 35 Awards Committee 45 War Stamp Committee 45 La Vida 45 Frolics Or- chestra 25 Inter-Prep Orchestra 2. 41 Laurelton Rd. No. 33 Undecided SALVATORE PECORELLA SISAMIJ Hif fame way great in all the land. Annex Basketball Captain 15 Soccer 25 Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 35 H. R. Basketball 25 Baseball 2, 3. 367 Fourth St. St. Francix Xavier U. S. Army THORINGTON PLUMMER KCTHORIJD The world owex him hir daily bread, He taker it a Loaf at a time. Baseball 1, 25 Football 2, 3, 45 H. R. President 15 French Club 2, 35 H. R. Basketball 1, 25 Track 45 Ski Club 25 Community Service Club 4. 39 Elm Dr. No, 46 U. S. Navy Air Corps JOAN ANNETTE POLFLEIT HJOANIEH Gay and full of energy- A keen .renfe of humor har Jhe. German Club 2, 3, 45 Music Appreci- ation Club 2, 3. 36 Woodland Pk. No. 46 Undecided ELLIOTT I. POLLOCK UE!-Ls: ,44 clan haf talent ample, If all the rext are like this Jample. Patrician 2, 3, 45 Consilium 3, 45 Foot- ball Manager 35 Basketball 35 Soccer 45 Archery Club 1, 2, 35 Examining Board 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 H. R. Basket- ball 2, 35 Clarion 3, Advertising Man- ager 45 Orient, Asst. Editor-in-Chief 45 jury 35 Red Cross Representative 3, 45 Clubs Committee 4. 2 Arlington St. No. 31 U. of R. MARY E. PRINDLE L1DD1E She if a queen of noble naturelr crowning A Jmile of herf ir like an art of grace. Community Service Club 4. 253 Webster Ave. Lansdale Senior High, Pa. Photography VITA ANNA PROFETTA It'r quality, not quantity. Mr. Foster's Secretary 4. 28 Wabash St. Benjamin Franklin Undecided JENNIE MARY PULLARA HJENU Rich in good worky. Renaissance Club 25 Italian Honor Banquet 3, 4. 121 Portland Ave. Washington High Undecided GLORIA QUAIL She if quiet, yer indeed, But Jhe if a friend in need. Tennis 1, 25 Swimming 2, 35 Choir 1, 2, 3. 350 Rosewood Ter. No. 11 Work RUTH J. QUANT UR. Jin With modeft dignity and calm content. Spanish Club 3, 45 La Vida 45 Choir 2, 3. 109 Bedford St. No. 11 College CATHIQRINE RANALET KAY Kay maker tlze day II happy one. Baseball 2, 3, 44 Basketball 25 ltalian Club l, 2, 3, Badminton 1. 796 Merchants Rd. St. Ambrose Undecided ROSE C. RANDAZZO URANDYU If Jilfrtce if golden-- Rarzely lil' pure gold. Baseball 2, 3, 4g Basketball 2. 263 Central Pk. No. 27 Undecided ARTHCR RESSO Eafryoneyf marzrzerf make hir forluiir. Cross Country lg Track lg Boxing lg Wrestling lg Tumbling 1, East lligh Evening Basketball. 645 N. Goodman St. No. 33 C. S. Armed Forces BETTY LOU RIEKER UHETTY l.o1 ' Full of vigor, full of pep, SIZUTJ our leading majorrlte. Basketball 1, 2g Baseball l. 2, Horse- back Riding lg German Club 2: Bowl- ing 3, Tumbling 3, 4, Leadership 3, Head Drum Majorette 3, 4: Commun- ity Service Club 3g Publications Com- mittee 2g Frolics 2, Clarifm 4. S3 Wilsonia Rd. No. 52 College THOMAS K. ROCKELI. TOM llif line gftf .vometlzzizzg b6,fl'l1T1',V.lTJlI -? Football 3, 4. 141 Spencer Rd. Laurelton U. S. Navy Air Corps DORIS M. ROOD HIJORRIEU The perl if tlze tongue Qld the mizzzl. Annex Choir lg Tennis 2g Badminton 25 Bowling 25 lfrolics 2, Senior Play Usher 4. 327 Cedarwood Ter. No. 33 R. B. I. ,IACQUELYN ROSENBURG JACKIE .1 good llfart if worth more tlzan gold. Bowling 24 French Club 2, 35 Annex Choir lg Choir 45 Inter-High Choir 41 Congress lg Community Service Club, Corresponding Secretary 3. President 44 Inter-junior Choir l. 189 Colebourne Rd. No. 33 Undecided MARGARET R. ROSS MARSH Qt- wamzerf gentle, of ajfeetforif mild. 38 Berkshire St. No. 28 Undecided FLORENCE RYAN Farr makef our relaticw, rlzoiee our -ffllflltif. Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Band and Orchestra Librarian 3, 4: Archery 25 Usher 15 lnter-Prep Orchestra 2. 321 E. Henrietta Rd. No. 33 Post Graduate JANE RYAN Slie if the mirror of courtery. Bowling Y 1: Commercial Club lg Spanish Club l. 2414 Garson Ave. Corpus Christi Undecided ANGELINA SAELI ANGIE Y'rarzquilzity.' thou better name tlzarz all tlte family of Fame. Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Bowling 25 La 1'ida 4. 243 Greeley St. No. ll Undecided ANITA SAELI Beauty if not muted. It ir. Community Service Club 3, 45 Music Appreciation Club 2, 33 Bowling 2: H. R. Representative 25 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4g Badminton 1, 2g Consilium 3. 211 Browncroft Blvd. No. 4.6 Nazareth College JEAN SCARDINO Silenfe if more mufieal than any Jong. Community Service Club 4: Tri-Y 4, G. A. A. 4, Ping Pong 4, Swimming 2, Tennis 3, Roman State 2, 3, 4. 126 First St. No. 27 U. of R. PHYLLIS EILEEN SCHA.-XD MFI., There who have the ability will gn far. Bowling 1, 2, 3, Crafts 1, Ping Pong 1, 2, Shume Board 1, 2, Class Council 4, Community Service Club 3, 4, H. R. Representative 1, 2, Leadership 3, Horseshoes 1, 2, Science Club 1, Badminton 2. 2 Dalkeith Rd. No. 52 Albany State Teachers College VIRGINIA SCHAAD HGINNYH Ginny haf a jberronalily that 6111111 be heat, Tri-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Social Chairman 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Frolics 3. 2 Dalkeith Rd. No. 52 R. B. 1. ROBERT W. SCHAAF Ife .f1Z01L!fZi, he could, he would, he did the bert. Choir 1, 1. R. C. 2, Patrician 2, 3, 4, Consilium 3, 4, Consul 4, fox 3, 4, Red Cross Chairman 3, 4, Publicity Committee 3, Jury 3, Examining Board 4, Clarion 3, Business Manager 4, Orient 4, Librarian 2, 3, 4, Chess Club 4, Standard Bearer 4. 83 Salisbury St. No. 11 U. S. Navy GERALDINE HOPE SCHEERENS HcSERRYn A friend in deed ar we!! af in wordf. Spanish Club 4, Ping Pong 2, Ln Vida 4. 121 Kansas St. No. 28 R. B. I. IRENE LILLIAN SCHIFINO HRENEYU With tempting humour. Library Club 1, Cheering Squad 1, H. R. Representative 2, Commercial Club 2, Renaissance Club 3, Choir 1. 415 1 lint St. York Central Undecided is 3' . Q I V E. . fn fi . 2 gif ai.. i . 4 in 'GZTP' ' 5 - 3 :, ? in ' Q' , S'-Tj ., Lia, T'- Viva... 'Em W vw'- Rf, 'easily 1. LOUISE HARBACH SCHLEICHER Lou fleliive, charming, ful! of grace, Loifr a girl to ret the pare. Careers Club, Secretary 2, Roman State 2, 3, 4, Pontifex Maximus 4, fox 2, 3, 4, Feature Editor 4, Com- munity Service Club 3, Chairman of Tin Can Salvage 3, Awards Commit- tee Chairman 4, Cabinet 4, Congress 4, Frolics 2, Finance Committee 1, 2, Consilium 2, 3, 4, ,lury 1, 2, 3, Clarion 2, 3, 4, Archery 1, Clubs Committee 2. 110 Richland St. No. 11 U. of R. MURIEL E.SCHI,E1X4M1-QR DUTCH Good-zzfzznreel, alwayf gay, Hart High will miff her. A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 4, Ring, Freedonz, Ring 1, Frolics2,1. R. C. 2, German Club 2, 3, German Club Representative 3, C!ar'1'o11. 4, Orient 4, Bowling 1. 106 Salisbury St. No. 11 Buffalo State Teachers College ARTHUR SCHOENTHALER Au'r,' .lrzf kzlfvayx fhiner in 5pr11'1.r. Cross Country 3, 4, Track 3, 4, H. R. Representative 3, 4, Science Club 4, German Club 2, 3. 516 N. Goodman St. No. 31 Springfield College FLORENCE SCHRAM Virtue if like a rich rmne, bert when plain Jet. 67 Brookheld Rd. No. 28 R. B. 1. PEARL E. SCHUMACHER PAL She haf ei Jmile you woift forget. Tennis 2, Swimming 2, Bowling 3, 4, Horseshoes 2, G. A. A. Council 3, Community Service Club 3, 4. 51 Presque St. Rochester Christian Nursing ROBERT SEXTON 4-ROB., He if always' in the Uf'ZUi77LM of thingrf Swimming Team 2, 3, 4. 91 Middlesex Rd. No. 28 Undecided JICANNIZ B. SEYBA HSE-IH .llirzfl cannot follow if, nor r4'or'tl.r ex- preff, her inhnile fweelneff. Clarion 2, 3, 45 Uriehl 4: La lvida 3, 45 Community Service Club 3, 4g As- semblies Committee 35 Red Cross 1: Sophomore Council 25 Finance Com- mittee 3, 43 Annex Choir 13 lfrolics 24 G. A. A. 1, -lury Duty 3, Usher 35 H. R. Representative 4. 376 Humboldt St. No. 28 Business ELRANOR SHICARIQNS Uliif' .lleelaiiefr 1.5 not wr'ahuz'.f.f. Spanish Club 2. 200 Grand Ave. Williamson Central Ofhce Work JOAN SHEPHERD Suse Prezly to walk with, witty to talk willz, ,Ind plfafant, too, to think 071. H. R. Representative 2g Publications Committee 25 Archery 19 Clarion 2, Assistant 1'lclitor3, Editor -lgOrienz-1-5 Ring, Freedom, Ring 3g Vox 2, Dra- matics Club 23 Publicity Chairman 45 Red Cross 2. 1071 Winton Rd. No. 52 College L1l,L1AN SILINIS l.i1.LE' Al daughter of the godr, divinely tall, Jud mm! flicizzelyfair. Swimming 1, 3, Bowling 1g Finance Chairman 2, 33 French Club 1, 2, 3g .Athletics Committee 33 Clarion 3, 43 Orient 4g Senior Play 4g Co-op Com- mittee 2, 3, Assemblies Committee 3g War Stamp Committee 33 Class Sec- retary 25 H. R. Representative 2. S4 Joseph Ave. . St. Georges Syracuse University BlCVliRl,Y SLAGHT Blew, Short, attractive, wilh a .rmile for all, Shir got plerzfy on Ihe ball. Spanish Club 2, 3, Swimming 39 Base- ball 2g Science Club lg Archery 3. 197 Middlesex Rd. No. 28 College IRVING SLAWSKY UIRVU Thir boy haf a will Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 1, 2, German Club 3, 43 Ping Pong Cham- pion 1, 2, 3, 45 Stamp Club lg Science Club 2, lnter-Prep Orchestra 1, 2, Frolics 1, 2, H. R. Representative 1, 2, 3. 34 Kelly St. Washington High U. S. Army DOROTHY A. SMITH HDOTJQ Quiet, fleazlfaft, and rincerfg She'll meer ,vurcfu in her career. 67 Brookfield Rd. No. 28 College JEAN M. SMITH It malterf not how long we live, bu! how. 67 Brookheld Rd. No. 28 Undecided AUDRFY I. STANTON AUD :In eary-minded foul, and alwayf war. Baseball 2, 3, Bowling 3, Basketball 1, 2, Swimming 2, 39 Tennis 25 Bad- minton Zg L'Etoile 4. 324 Cedarwood Ter. No. 33 Mechanics Institute CORA R. STANTON CoRKY Good thing: come in .fmall paclzagef. Bowling 2, 3g Baseball 2, 35 Basketball 24 Girls, Club 15 Consilium 4, Swim- ming 2. 324 Cedarwod Ter. No. 33 Nursing BETTY E. STARKER STARK1E Beautiful faref are lhofe that wear Whole-fouled honefly painted there. Basketball 1, 2, 3, Bowling 35 Tennis 2, 3g Badminton 1, 25 H. R. Repre- sentative 2. 30 Charlotte St. ' No. 14 Secretarial Work NORMAN J. STFINMILLFR NoRM The willy man laughs' leaxt. H. R. Basketball 1, 2, Clarion 13 Bowling 3. 114 Van Bergh Ave. BARBARA JEAN STEVENS STEVIE Nothing if ro popular ar kindnesx. Dramatics Club 3g Assemblies Com- mittee 3g La Vida Business Manager 4, Spanish Club 4. ' 199 Browncroft Blvd. lrondequoit Undecided KENNETH R. STEVENS KKKENYI Gentleman if written legibly on hir brow. Movie Operators Club 2, 3, Captain 45 Archery Club 2, 35 H. R. Basketball 1. 177 Rosewood Ter. St. lVlichael's U. S. Army JEANNE SUGDEN She if not necenarily wifert who haf the mort to Jay. French Club 4, Community Service Club 4. 22 Mildorf St. Dundee Central High Music College JACK R. TEAMERSON RUsi-nel' lim a.r bad af the wont, but ar good ar the bert. Inter-High Choir 3, President 4, Frolics 1, 23 H. R. Representative 13 Class Council 4g Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Ring, Freedom, Ring 2. 364 Marion St. No. 28 U. S. Navy HELEN LAURETTA TERRY In quietnefx and confidence :hall be your xtrength. Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 1: Com- munity Service Club 3, 43 Frolics, Usher 2. 197 Bedford St. No. 11 Howard University ELEANOR TUBIOLO ELLiE'l Her wayr are wayf of pleafantneyf, and all her path: are peaceful. 497 Central Pk. No. 25 Undecided FRANCES MARIE TURNER HFRANNIEH Cordial and amiable- Friendly to all. 191 University Ave. Woodhull High War Work MARIAN VALENZA SARGE juft a little quiet, juft a little ,vhyf Yet there'5 a merry twinkle lurking in her eye. Renaissance Clubg Community Service Club. 250 Fourth St. No. 18 Undecided CARL VAN GELDER GRA1uP', fl nice unparticular man. 17 Heather St. No. 46 U. S. Army ELEANOR J. VAN KALSBEEK Her bright .rmile hauntr HI rtill. Bowling 23 Spanish Club 2. 115 Farmington Rd. No. 52 VVork GEORGE W. VIANCO FLYING FoRTREss Young fellowr will be young fellowy. H. R. Basketball 1, Traffic Squad 1, 31 Monitor 2, 3. 26 Lyndhurst St. No. 31 College DONALD B. VITALE HDONU A man of determination! Renaissance Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 3, H. R. Basketball 1, 2. 162 Central Pk. No. 27 U. S. Army Air Corps l l JEAN MARIE WARD Never put off until tomorrow the fun you can have today! 425 Hazelwood Ter. St. Ambrose Undecided CHARLES S. WARNER CHUCK Heeaure of hir pleafant jooial air, Chunk if welcome everywhere. Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, -lg Choir 2, 3, 4, Inter-High Band Ig Frolics 2. 832 University Ave. Webster Undecided JUNE L. WATT The way Io be happy is lo nzalfe ozher people happy. French Club 3, Secretary 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, La Vida 4, Bowling 4, Llljloile 3, 4, Crafts Club 2. 57 Tryon Pk. St. John the Evang. College WILLIAM R. WEBB SP1DsR,' Tliir rpider rpinr a web of iizlerriiiiiorziil frie1id.rhip. Orient 4, Red Cross Committee 4, Vox, Business Manager 4, Consilium 4, Memorial Scholarship Drive, Chair- man 4, German Club 4. 142 Merchants Rd. Detroit Univ. School U. of R. HELEN WHITCUMII HSTUPIDU Full of pep, full 0-ffuii, .fl goad friend lo everyone. Basketball lg Badminton lg Spanish Club 2, Community Service Club 3. 236 Marion St. No. 28 College JUNE VV. WHITCOMB SHoRTY,' A rmilirzg-fare and abouzzding good nature! Baseball 1, 25 Badminton lg Basket- ball Zg Horseback Riding 23 Frolics 2, Class Council 3. 30 Woodstock Rd. No. 46 Undecided y 3 7 BARBARA ANN WHITE Bosnia The rootr of educalion are bitter, But the fruit if sweet. Badminton Ig Horseback Riding 1, 2, 3, Choir 1, 2, Inter-High Choir 2, Spanish Club 3, H. R. Representative 3, 4, Community Service Club 45 Clarion 2, 4, Athletics Committee 4, Sergeant-at-Arms of S. G. A. 4, Cabi- net 4, Senior Council. Clover St., Pittsford No. 52 Duke University ELWOOD WHITE KWVHITEYH Aluent in body, but prefenl in rpirit. Cross Country 4, 5, Track 3, 45 H. R. Basketball 1, S. G. A., President 4, Treasurer 2, Parliamentarian 4, 53 H. R.. Representative 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, House of Delegates 1, Finance Committee 1, 2, 3, Co-op Committee 3, 4, War Stamp Chairman 3, German Club, President 5. Clover St., Pittsford No. 52 U. S. Army Air Corps FAY M. WIGMORE W'e'd love to he a patient with Fay ar our nurfe. Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, La Vida 4, Basketball I, 2, 33 Baseball 1, 2, 3, Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 2, 3, Iirolics 2, Clubs Committee 2. 31 Clirfnior St. No. 11 U. S. Cadet Nurse Corps CHRISTOPHER WILLIAMS STUBaY lforry never wrinkled hir brow. Reserve Basketball 1, Varsity Basket- ball 2, 3, 4, Reserve Football, Varsity Football 2, Golf l, 2, H. R. Baseball l, 25 H. R. Representative 1, Social Chairman, Junior Class, Dramatics Club 3, German Club l, 2, 3. 93 Delevan St. No. 14 U. S. Army Air Corps RICHARD C. WILLIAMS Dick fl hrillianl mind wilh per.ronality.' Sophomore Council: Publicity Com- mittee 2g Consilium l, 2, 3, fox, Business Manager 3. Niagara Falls, N. Y. Cortland, N. Y. U. S. Army HARVAR D WILLIAMSON I-IARVU One who leadr a few will he marter of many. Spanish Club 2, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orient 45 La l'ida 45 Publicity Man- ager 4g Senior Class President 4. 443 Hayward Ave. No. 33 College BARBARA J. WINGER nBARBu Merry, with a cafual radianee. House of Delegates, Secretary 1, Basketball 15 Badminton 1, I-I. R. Representative lg Inter-High Choir 1, 2, 3, Frolics 2, La Vida 29 Com- munity Service Club 3g Clarion 33 War Stamp Committee 4, Orient, Art Editor 43 Usher 24 Girl Reserves l. 36 Kansas St. No. ll Mechanics Institute WILLIAM W. WOODWARD IiW0ODY,I A true friend with a true ymile. Band 1, 2g Inter-Prep Band lg Annex Orchestra 1, Archery 1, 2, H. R. Basketball 1, 23 Ping Pong I, 2, 3, Clarion 3, 43 Orient 4. 416 Parsells Ave. No. 33 U. S. Armed Forces I-IELEN KATHRYN YORK A giggle plur charm. Basketball 2g Swimming 2g Band 1, 2, 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Frolics 2gOriei1l 43 La Vida 4. S97 Hayward Ave. No. 33 University of Rochester ELIZABETH MARY YOUNG LIzzY Quiet rometimef, but loadx of fun, Whieh accounlffor zlzefriendr rl1e'r won. 124 Bowman St. No, 14 Undecided DAVID M ANCINI JUNE MARIE YOUNG Tlzefriemlr ofmyfriendr are myfrienalf. Basketball 1, 2, Badminton 1, Swim- ming 1: Orchestra 1, 2, French Club 2, 3g Choir 1. 111 Jersey St. No. 33 Eastman School of Music SHIRLEY M. ZECHER uZECKu If wit if the ralt of eorweryatiorz, Shirley i5 well reafohed. Bowling 19 French Club 2: Dramatics Club 2, 3, 45 Clarion 2, Ping Pong lg Basketball 1. 466 Garson Ave. No. 33 R. B. I. PEGGY LOU ZEIGER UPEGH Oh, to he happy ar she! Annex Choir 15 Choir 4, Dramatics Club 2, Secretary 35 H. R. Repre- sentative 1. 570 Hazelwood Ter. No. 52 Work ROBERT REYNOLDS HBOBH I am right, and you are right, .find ei'eryfhii1g'f ar right can be. Ifootball 2, 3, 45 Baseball I, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4. 328 Culver Pkwy. No. 46 U. S. Army MARY LOU BENEWAY CHARLOTTE SCOTT PATRICIA KIMPAL EUGENE WILLIAMS 38 PROPHECY By asking all these questions Of our crystal ball, We hope that we'll discover Just what,s in store for alll Will B. L. R. be dancing still To music soft and mellow? And will that ride be taken by Our slush pump guy, Agnello? Will Lil Silinis, tall and slim, Be modeling for Powers? Will Billy Woodward own a shop And Hsay it with his flowers? Will Fig or Phi Mcrfaggart Ever decide to grow? And will our own Tex Johnson Get reconciled to snow? Will Betty Burrows ever lose Her zooty nickname Mutt?', How will Charley Warner look Without that short brushcut? Will Shep, our super knock-out, Still write up all our news? Will Marion Ayer still hound us For our long unpaid dues? Will Marilyn Marks be teaching A gym class full of chicks? Will Snowball, our sharp stunt man, Still be doing tricks? Will Barbara Winger be designing Clothes for all the stars? And will their best photographer Be Bob Larfour, now ours? Will Reynolds still be breaking hearts Of female football fans? Will Chuck DeCarl0 still go South And turn yet deeper tans? Will Elwood White, our handsome guy, Become the president? Will Doris Rood take to the sky? Will Gus be heaven sent? Will Kate be calling orders out, Commanding, swift and terse? Will Louise, Mary, Fay, and Pat Be answering to Nurse?,' Will darling Betty Henkel Be the nation's favorite thrush? And will Eleanor McNeill Ever not be in a rush? Will Walt Burkhardt be pulling strings On his concert violin? Will Ed Kern ever, ever learn How to make a bet and win? Will New York State be represented By Congresswoman White? Will Salvatore be filibustering From morning until night? Will Greta ever reach her goal To act on old 4'Broadway?', Will everything still look rosy To Janice, Ruth, and Tay? We wonder just whatis in a name And can it mean something? Will Thor end up a plumber? What will Norma's hours bring? Will sentences be given by The judge in black, our Dick? And will June end up a hoofer, Step 1-2f3Ykick? High upon a loft-us, Will Bill be pitching hay? And will our South American Ambassador be Gay? Will Trudy Neill and Robert Schaaf Phi Beta members be? Will sharpies Leary, Fiitch, and l unn Run up a family tree? Will Sej and Coopy ever stop This senior prophecy? And will they ever be content ln the future that they see? Port Armf Joe Benfante U. S. Army Bell Bottomf Bob LaTour U. S. Navy Hit The Della Ed Kern U. S. Navy PVh0'f Got Thr' Bution? Jack Hall U. S. Navy Yank In Sicily Paul Catilano U. S. Army Army Dudf Bill Covey U. S. Army ROLL CALL '- A :ew f - : iw yy.. 3 ix , .,wgf.... . X , A A 1-15 ... ff K Q .5 . - . - . s ... ,,.., M1 WNMQFWY' -.- ?if:fE?.fj:5 . ' I LQZ--1 1-5:1 8 .12 ,. l k L we .y lfg ' J A . 'F A - . 'v . , ag, f2jQ3i'1xf3fNHSJ WENQXB 5.3 , , 1 51.-f.v-ff.-ffamfipmfwse. .si .' . ...Q , . .M .... ' M V I ,.... Q .f? '5 . L' QQ 7 f, - -3...,.A W g -. .: .E ,A X... as , -'N 'Q A 5... y affix -n--- If., - CEL, 6- fe' -k l gig Y- 19 I '7 fuiv ' ,l 'H ' gf f c f , f . A ix Q f , A I Q A xx ,v y fxwgi 'gl' W ,gif .7 X P , s ,Q 2 f 'X N X 1' -Q-KN l X f' W ' fp: fy-. Q I 'f ' --... F 42 f I ..- -J O' H ...- E. 45 A x -:M i ' ,4 x.: 1 , K Y, .cgilgqggif , ph---'.17:i If ' f T7 Tri' , Q f BW, , 7 ,J ugh -J Q, S. G. A. QFFICERS: SEPTEMBER 'I A M ILS COYICY 7vl'z'Zl.V zz rm' BARBARA XYIIITIQ Swggm n f-at-. lrmf SfXI,YfX'l'ORIC NIARZUl.l.U P1w,r1lfff1t DORIS ROSICXIHUI-Ili . I 11 mtv I ,1'1'1 PI'z'.Nk Ulf nl JAMES DECKER lv14L'I'l,I'r',xl4tJz'llf l'HYI.l.lS ZIMNIICRMAN Sauzwfzzry 'A' If RN lfS'l' DL' BUIS Swrggwzz111-fa!-.frm v ,lOSlil'H U'Klfl'.l E l'1'f'f-l'mu l't27z'llf IGXRI. WIILIANISON lrm vlmv' UERTRIWDIQ XICILI, l'm'.f1'flm1! PIIYLLIS ZIMMERMAN s f X SfU':'f1ll'5' V2 a is ji ur! ' S. G. A. OFFICERS: JANUARY 41 S. G. A. CABINET: SEPTEMBER R1fn'f1h:1ur1', Sfn'p.7lr1'a7, .Ut'.Yfri!i', Ur. .UfK1'u. St'!Ifc'Z'kz.'l', lf. Iliflllfzf, Gl'r'L'1Irf', Cuff, lfruff, Crfsry, Hvfmzz, .Yrz'H. IJm'kw', M1'lll77ll'I'HlI1II, llffrztzffo. Witli tbe ofbcers of tbe S. G. A. and tbe committee chairmen as members, tbe Cabinet, under tbe guidance of Mr. Donald Mclfie, bas assembled on tbe first and tbird Tuesday of every montb. Its duties are: to determine tbe proper time for raising money from tbe student body, to ratify tbe appointment of tbe judge of tbe student court, to Hx tbe dates of club activities, and to execute tbe decisions of Congress and tbe Administration in oibce. .Tlr.Yrz'f!, l2zzBm'i'. lf. fl'1iff1'11n1,m1z, Sfif1!r1'l':1', .Urn .1lt'lX'I'z', Zzhzzzzxrnzaiz, Cuff, .Yz1.ff. l'wa1mrK'. 1Qr'l'A'L'l', Aqofzfv, GTUVZIIIILU, .U1u':.uffo. 0ylXYt'L'f6', Xczill, If. jonny, .121 mix' I'Zta-l'f'wi:Z'w1l. S. G. A. CABINET: JANUARY 42 S. G. A. CGURT Diilloj, Tubiolo, Gulf, Pollock, Sahaaf, All. IVM- jirld, .lI. Baumarz. Xoto, Lew, Field. The Student Court under the direction of Mr. Leo P. Redding has been organized for the purpose of administering justice in all cases of dispute arising out of the execution of the decisions of the Student Congress. It has provided valuable law experience to all who have participated in its proceedings, and has given the lfust High populace a definite sense of the responsibilities Concerned with co-operation and Com- niunity living. I l JOAN CHAPLIN Sofia! ClZ0lV77l!lIl SHIRLEY XYICKM,-KN Trnzfurfr Wll.l,l.-XXI PRIXCIC lvI'4'F'P7'K,ig1'!it'71l l3li'li'l'Y JANE YYHI'lilf S!'L'I'f'I!1I'y Wll,l,l.-XM YANDlfNl'll2L'YEl, Pmwiderzt FRESHMAN OFFICERS 43 WAR STAMP COMMITTEE Howorth, Winger, Jllr. 1WcKlr, Du Boif, LeRoy, Giordano. E. MarNally, Neill, Peacock. Directed by Gertrude Neill and Angie Giordano, chairmen for the '43 and l-I-I terms respectively, with Mr. Donald McKie as faculty advisor, the War Stamp Committee succeeded in achieving ninety per cent participation in the purchase of War stamps every month. Their charts and maps which decorated the corridors Won the complete support of students during the third and fourth vvar loan drives. ln the city-Wide campaign for the purchase of the bomber Charter, their unfailing Work enabled them to collect the sum of 'K Together with the homeroom representatives and Miss Lillian Stoneburg, faculty advisor, the executive committee under the chairmanship of Robert Schaaf and Mary Ellen Baker has carried out thoroughly the extensive Work ofthe Red Cross. They have done outstanding work in the lields of knitting, sewing, and fitting out servicemen's boxes. The methods employed for raising the quotas for the numerous drives included a carnival, candy sales, a variety show, and several dances. S67,423.2O, Hve times the original quota. 1 illiff Slorifburg, Pollock, Dffirirzf Rurnbolalt, Ufalzl, Korperk. Herorz, Brown., Vanalen Hfzwfl, Ventura, .Vorri.von, Carpfnter. Ufalker, Gill, Slzephercl, Kraft, Sclzlageler, Jlbfrf. B. Defrim, C. Stanton, Laing, Lzyx, Srhlotfrnarl. Scllaaf, Oylffejff, ill. Baker, illcllliill, illarzullo, Drwidfon. RED CROSS COMMITTEE 44 C0 MUi ITY SERVICE CLUB Ol l lClf R S SIHJLII, Kzllnzan. This year the Community Service Club, under the leadership of Jacquelyn Rosenburg and Miss Gene- vieve O'Connell, has done work of the highest calibre. The activities have included such things as the send- ing of Christmas lioxes to the members of liast High now serving in the armed forces, and the directing of aides for hospitals, children's nurseries, and the Civics lfxhibits liuilding. They have also sent students to the Museum as ushers, and have helped in the recent salvage campaigns. VVe wish to express our recog- nition and appreciation of the very successful work being carried on by the members of this cluh. Dflfvitle, Ryan, Dulgflllf, Smitfi. KOOII, .lIfCuUy, Laing. l 45 Uagfrz, Kumi, Ro,ffrzln'rg, Grlgfv llliff. m................-an ,luz'r, Sffmz, IXYFII-flf, Pollock, I-lurarid, Golzfrrfizzfk, IXUITII, SI'!1'rII',I', Ely, l'fa,I'f, Bragg. Fiffd. AIOANNI: SHEPHERD Ediifor-in-CfI1'rjf KATHERINE CUNNEIII. Jdvifor ,l. Jgzzfffo, Slzwpfind, Sffzaaf. THE CL RIO THE STAFF JOANNE SHEPHERD ARTHUR AGN!-1I,l.O . . . ELLA TAYLOR KRAFT, HELEN PEASE RUTH FIELD, NANA BRAGG . , ALLEN STI-ZEN, NKJRMA JEAN AUER PAT AURAND ...... ROBERT LATOUR, RICHARD ELLSWORTH RICHARD ELY ...., EDWARD KERN, ROBERT lVTACljONAI,D ROBERT SCHAAE .... LIIILIAN SILINIS, ELLIOTT PoI,I,OcR . ROBERT GOTTSCHALR . . . . . Editor . Afrffravit Editor Exrlwzzge Editor! N mu E ci from' . Fmtwf Edftorf . Copy Editor Ph,o1og1raphf1'5 . Art Editor , Sportf Edfiorf BI1J'inf5.f Maiifzgar Adzieriiring Mavzezgffi C11-7'CIll61f'Z.07Z Illavzager The Clarion staff, under the supervision of Jaonne Shepherd and Mrs. Katherine Connell, has made deHnite progress in editing our school paper. They have introduced several new features, and have amply provided us with news, satisfaction, and a paper to he proud of. 46 LIT, ffrrg. 1'wfffIfl', 1I'UUt1fl'II7'!j. Illr. FfI,ffI'r, J. .fkQllfN0, GZ-ff. lxlhiflj. lf'1'IIgI'I', lltzrllffrzfzld, Bragg. THE ORIEI NANA BRAGG . ELLIOTT PoI,I,ncK . ROBERT lVlAClDONA JUNE HOWORTH . BARBARA XYINGIER KATI-ILEIQN Cilll. . IARTHUR AcsNIcI,I.cI GRIQTA l3IcRr: . I NoRx1A JEAN AUISR ROBERT LATUUR . . . Editor . I45.ff.fta1ztEd1't0r LD . . . Blllllilfff .Manager Af.r5I'5tr11It BIIIYDIZFJJ Ilfaviagffz' . . ArflfdI't07' . L1'ffmryEd1'z0r . 44dE't'I'fI-fiiflg fllmzagm' ClZ'7'Cll!!lfl.07Z Jwanagfz' 1JhOfOjII'!IA7Jl7l'C Editor . Photographm' RUTH FIELD NANcY Liar: liliNNE'I'H STr1wiNs XYILLIAYXI XYUODVV,-XRD To mention all tlmse IllCII1lW6I'S of the Senior Class whose willing eflforts made the I9-1-1 fjfliflll :I reality, would require several pages. The board expresses thanks to the Circulation, Literary, and Business Stalls, the typists, and the advisors whose patience toward ourinex- perience brought our work to a successful close. 47 KK N.XN.X l3R.xcar: lfrfffffI'-III-CfII'IQl' XYILLI.-X31 R. FOS'I'1iR Jdziimr THE LATE CHRI TOPHER BEAN Illarzullo, fl. Jgfzello, Il. Wvilfiamf New, .llr. Dolan, Cooper. on, C. 1V1'llianII', Silirzif, II7illiam.v, Burrowf. The 1944 Senior Play was an honest dramatic effort, concerned with the lives and character of a typical rural New England family and its Inaid. The fine acting ofthe star, Jean Cooper, and the effective portrayals by the other members of the cast did Inuch to make The Late Christopher Bean an outstanding event of the school year. The scenery, the costuming, and the dialects contributed to the excellence of the production. EDWIN DOLAN Dzrertor Dr. Haggett . Swan Haggett . Abby . . Mrf. Haggett . Ada Haggett . Warren Creamer . Tallant . Roxen . Davenport 48 THE CAST . CHRIS VVILLIAMS SHIRLEY NEW . JEAN COOPER . LILLIAN SILINIS BETTIE l3URRoWs . EUGENE WILLIAMS SALVATORE MARZULLO . ARTHUR AGNELLO HARVARD WILLIAMSON STAGE CREW D. .ll1'!lfr, Rfzffmzhfrgfr, Dzdlriff, .ll. T0l11'a.f, C. C'mz!el1'n, Lf lfmwu, Nffffmi. Furfong, Pmr. The Stage Crew, consisting of a small group of enthusiastic and hard-working pupils under the super- vision of Mr. Edwin Dolan, plays an integral part in every assembly program. These boys and girls handle all aspects ol' stage equipment including lighting and curtains: and are responsible for the assembly of scenery and properties of all plays and musicals produced throughout the year. i if The Movie Uperators Club was organized by Ken Stevens in September, 1943. The fourteen members were instructed in the maintenance and operation of sound and silent projectors. Aside from the very great service to the teachers and pupils of various studies, the club has done successful work in the assemblies by showing movies and slides. In the absence of his predecessor, Ronald Miale has taken charge of this willing, co-operative group. R. dllilllf, Owrffwn, fllbrigfzi, ,Urli- !F7IbllfA'M', Rt'IiJ'F7YbH'L!N'. Drago, .llarirzum Pfar, Ii. .llzllfn Sflfwrfzo. S. Smrlfz. l'wa,w', K. Sfrrfu -fufzui'1'fff. l E MOVIE OPERATGRS CLUB 49 CDNSILIUM .lliry Siorzrburg, R. Carpfnlrr, Brauvzfflzwfig, Rumboldt, llfalil, Korpzcfc. E. IV1'lliz1n1ro1z, Loftuf, Dorm, 1v6'7Z' tum, Polloflc, IV. Carpfrzffr. Szem, Gill, Shrplzfrd, Kmfl, IV. l'a1zo'f11 llrfurfl. DdL'id,l'!l7I, B. Dfl'fl'F.V, C. Sfonforz, .lI. lf. Baker, lmyf, Scfzloftman. Cranmfr, Heron, .f-Ilbert, SL'1I61!lf, Tcrczr, Gulf. Decisions of import to the Roman State are largely determined hy the Consilium, which is composed of all the top officers and representatives of each ofthe lower orlices elected hy the Latin students. Meetiiigs of this administrative hody are held once a month at the homes of its memhers. 'A' The Vox Cioitatif, the Latin newspaper, is the monthly production of an energetic group of students Working under the able direction of Miss Lillian Stonehurg. Circulated in many sections of the country, nized hv several eminent authorities as one ofthe hest in its field. ln past years the June issue of the paper was printed by the pupils of another high school, and a similar issue has heen a major project of this year's staff. the Vox is recog Regififr, Sclzaaf, Pollofk, Lflfllljfldif, Burru, E. lVZ'Hi6l77Zf07L. Min' Sloncburg, j. Ciulla, Culi, Carpfnter, Jladden, foyer. Crarzmfr, Dillof, fade, Xflrozz, Tcrezi, LflC!lg7li7Zd. W Daoidrorz., B. Dnfrier, Gill, Srhla- gftfr, Jlberr, Sfihlottnzzzrz. Heron, Hulk, fll. Bohr, Lfyf, Ventura, IV. Vanden llfuvfl. VOX CIVITATIS SO LTCTOILE .ll11.v1'r10, Slrcwly. Clfzrrlrfzz, Brig. D. Ryan, l,n1'n.g, ,'ll11',v ,'Vl Il?l, Krwmrr, Bwzyrmw. UQJH, Rllillllflfl, Xfsr, ,1. Stzmlmi llflgczz. The French paper l,'Em1'Xv proved to be such a success last year that the French Club again voted to have it as their major project. Wvith lVlargaret Hagen as lfditor-in-Chief, the stall' has already published two issues. Miss lflsie Neun, club and paper advisor. encourages and aids the pupils in their work in every possible way. ir 1,11 l'1'da, published several times yearly by the Spanish classes, was created for a dual purpose: to furnish practice in reading and writing Spanish, and to foster a greater enjoyment of the language. It has been a successful project ever since its inauguration, through the continual help of its faculty advisor, Mr. Charles Clark. J. Sflffll, lfruufr. Ixvlumpp, ,1lr. Clzzrlu Xuan. l'. lffalcf. ll. llflfziam- mn. Quzlul. fl, .l,I.Uf7', lffy, l,l'!l!!H.'k. LA VIDA si RENAJSSANCE CLUB Dffii0i'd7I7Zi, Vimlf, lleli, Sifiorzi. D. Ciaglia, .lliff Izzo, .llf11'zuN0. l. -.M , The Renaissance Club is a study group as well as ll social organization. The folk songs, art, and history of the renaissance period are studied in detail. The club gives a scholarship every year to a worthy boy or girl of Italian extraction. The Piccolo Scrivano, published by the Italian classes, is another activity of this club. The paper is sold to other high schools and is read by the parents of the pupils, thus promoting a feeling of good will and co-operation. The purpose of this club is to enrich the understanding ofthe modern languages taught at East High. This is accomplished in part by holding programs of lectures and movies, and in part by the staging of plays written in foreign languages with the students themselves as characters. lt is well said to be one of the most colorful and cultivating of our clubs. Dfclefr, Cooper, FI'lif5L'lIF, ,Uarzuffm S. iUo'rriJ011,, Lumi, Keating. 1 lMODERN'LANGUAGES S2 SCIENNl C, UFl lCl'fRS cllr. liafrd, pl, Grfmri, R. Allziflfr' l'm,rr, F. .llf'l1!cf1lmf'hw'. The Science Club has progressed further this year than ever before. With Frank lX'lCl1lt'I!l711Cl16I' as presi- dent and Mr. John Baird as advisor, the orlicers have co-operated in every way to increase the membership of this trulv vvorthyvhile club. They have now divided into four s iecial sessions which meet in between the , . l re ular club uro rains, They are: llervetolo v in char e of llelen Pease, Chemistry under Robert Miller g l g , l EI. P3 , a Nleteorology under Gilbert Cohen, and Bacteriology under Yolanda Lafagnina. MRM BHRS lfly. l.aziry. Colwi, Sfzlrrno. Drago, ll. lf?'Ilfl'II, lI'. I'lllltjF?I llfzwel, I,'limnw1zr1. jrjl'f'1'sr, lvllfltlill llruwfl, R. Qimil, S. Smflfz, Alltlllljlilld, L11 I,'ag1iz'r1a, .l1. lfauman. liiflloff, R. ,ll1'ffi'r, ld. .llf'fzlrr1baz'f1rr, l'ru,it', .l. Grrar1', llzfikin, 11. .llrh- fmifmrfzff. 53 TRI-Y Madden, L. Greco, Difkin, lianla, Graham, Burm, Jleirztmria, Paler- Jofz, Tubiolo, Mueller, Slelzler, Gramliclz. Loejler, lvblllf, .lllfy Izzo, P. Tubiolo, L. fazzrler Walla. The primary purpose of this organization is to provide healthy, entertaining recreation such as dances, hay-rides, and splash parties, for its members. Various well-known, authoritative persons are often invited to discuss topics of vital interest with the group. Ruth Noble, the president, and her ollicers have success- fully led the club in devoting many hours to service projects. 'Ir A new recreational organization, planned and governed by a student council and lVlr. Henry DiClemente, has provided entertainment and all facilities for good times for the pupils of East High. Formally known as Central YU Teen Canteen, the group has held dances, hay-rides, splash parties, holiday parties, and other programs each Saturday night during the school year. The committee is planning bigger and better dances and parties to be held next summer. Gill, S. .llorr1'.tor1, IV. fzlzidfzz Nfuwl, Nollzarzl, llandirza. I Golzxclzalk, Rf'1':l't'V', Det'l'rr. TEEN CANTEEN 54 TRAFFIC SQUAD lfmirfz, Pear, .lICDl271d!d, lx'c1ffbef,l', .llrFall. fufz2zQ'1'l!r, ,llI1!l7fJK0II, S. Sm ith, Czniburgfz, ,711 zz Horn. The trallic squad of liast High School deserves a great deal of credit for their excellent work throughout the school year. These lioys, under the expert guidance of Mr. Henry DiClemente, have heen on the joh every morning and afternoon regardless of weather conditions. Praise goes to the squad for their faithfulness and strict attention to duty. 'A' The corridors of East High have become orderly and calm due to the line work ofthe monitors. Their skillful directing of traflic in the halls has been supervised this year by Mr. Leo P. Redding. The group has fostered co-operation and school pride among the pupils. Re1',rm1Lerg.fr, Carfllaro, Guinta. L. Lallflfa, .llllllgfflx F. Lallrllzz. MONITORS 55 A CAPELLA CHOIR Amish, Barbara Barbour, Beatrice Barone, Madeline Bradt, Norma Broccolo, Frances Burrows, Bettie Buscemi, Carmella Cameron, Helen Cappellino, Mary Catalano, Evelyn Crandall, Shirley Curtis, Arlene Davis, Virginia DeAngelis, Lucille DeFelice, Marie Dennis, Dorothy Dunn, Norine Eagle, Beverly Ellsworth, Esther Figueras, Dolores Fricker, Barbara Giordano, Angelina Goodman, Dawn Graham, Joan M. Grillo, Ann Hecht, Lois Henkel, Betty Hicks, Shirley Howard, Betty Lou Hutchinson, Betty Indovino, Grace Jenner, Lydia Knapp, Marilyn Koon, Nancy Koppler, Joan LaCancellera, Marie LaRose, Marie Lee, Loretta LoPresti, Helen Loefller, Shirley Manuel, Gloria McQuiston, Jackie Molyneux, Geraldine Morriale, Dorothy Nichols, Alice Niedermeier, Joan Cakes, Dolores Parmenter, Ann Pierce, Betty Porzelt, Jeanette Pareschi, Eleanor Randazzo, Joan Randle, Dorothy Reynolds, Betty Rosenberg, Jacquelyn Scalea, Jennie Schaad, Virginia Schlemmer, Muriel Smith, Eleanor Smith, Harriet A Spillane, Ruth Tobias, Dorothy Warlnuth, Lois Ruth 56 Wlilson, Muriel VVittman, Bernice VVittman, Ruth Witz, Hilda VVolf, Betty Ann Woods, Elaine Zeiger, Peggy Lou Arcara, Thomas Bernard, George VV Cavallaro, Alfred Chiarenza, Peter Ciulla, James Germano, Alphonse Giunta, Joseph Kidder, Louis A. Kimball, Robert Laney, James Mack, Gerald Moore, Robert Northrup, Karl O'Connor, Yllilliam Perry, Allan Salerno, Robert Spinell, Raymond Teamerson, Jack Tomdale, Frank VVarner, Charles Mr. Clarence P. Bilhorn Director Mr. Norman L. Peterson Accompavzift .IUNIGR CHOIR NEX ORCHEST ANNEX CHOIR 57 ORCHESTRA ir BAND EAST HIGH ORCHESTRA FIRST VIOLIN Richard Ellsworth, Concertrnarifr Barbara Seabrooks Gertrude Neill Jean Peacock Helen Pease Louise Schleicher Helen Terry Jenny Vanden Heuvel Anthony Salerno David States SECOND VIOLIN Phyllis Zimmerman, Principal Patricia Gray Peter Chiarenza Shirley Hicks Richard Massman George Rodts Betty Dickinson Betty Cline Gerald Mack Justine Tubiolo SOLO TRUMPET Peter Fanning John Dana Elliott Pollock FIRST TRUMPET Harvard Williamson Betty Cline Robert Randolph SECOND AND THIRD TRUMPET Vernon Eisenbraun Gordon Cooper Adelaide Hill Marilyn Spanagel Barbara Blake FRENCH HORN Jean Wells Curtice Barker Arthur Schiefen FIRST TROMBONE Arthur Agnello David Nast SECOND TROMBONE Howard Merrick Jenny Vanden Heuvel VIOLA Irving Slawsky, Principal John DeVuyst Louise Giorgione Beverly TiHiany Marilyn Spanagel CELLO .lane Laurini, Principal John Chiarenza Nicholas Gordon STRING BASS Bruce Thompson blames Herzog FLUTE .lean Chiapetta Dolores Anderson Peggy Guthrie Rachel Morrison OBOE ,lean McLaughlin BASSOON Salvatore Matina CLARINET Margaret DeBraal Gilbert Cohen Robert Kimball Michael Arena FRENCH HORN jean Wells Curtice Barker Arthur Schiefen TRUMPET Peter Fanning John Dana Robert Randolph TROM BONE Arthur Agnello David Nast PERCUSSION Samuel Albarian Charles Mathews Charles Warner William Wallace Florence Ryan, Librarian Duane Haskell, Conductor EAST HIGH BAND THIRD TROMBONE Ted Wheeler BARITONE Murphy Warfield William Vanden Heuvel Edward Lays Alfred DeBuone SOUSAPHONE Bruce Thompson Raymond Osborne SOLO CLARINET Margaret DeBraal Gilbert Cohen Donald Barasch FIRST CLARINET Robert Kimball Anne Frederick Patricia Blake SECOND AND THIRD CLARINET Marjorie Macke Stephen Hunt Raymond Schlegel Arthur Quackenbush Marion Norman S9 FLUTE AND PICCOLO Dolores Anderson Rachel Morrison FLUTE Jean Chiapetta Peggy Guthrie Ann Miller Mary Lou Beneway OBOE Jean McLaughlin Eleanor Spoore BASSOON Salvatore Marina ALTO SAXAPHONE Sam DiSalvo TENOR SAXAPHONE Michael Arena PERCUSSION Sam Albarian Charles Mathews Charles Warner William Wallace Murphy Greer Florence Ryan, Librarian Helen Pease, Stnalfnt Lfadfr Duane Haskell, Conductor From pillar to post Ladies, please- My Friends- This is lt! Form perfect Pete's Pet Peck! Tom, Dick, and Hurry Qand Petej VVe eat! And still she smiles Legs and lassies 881,736.25 'glraithful Unto Death ,,f- !!-f ,,- 5-J X MIX IIIIXHWX V 'X 1 g . X X 4wf1,iQ,.'Q?1 0 QHI!?i kf X i X I 0 . N Qbxlx X , af f f. y I ' r 8 N X .,-.- 7 2 4. . 3 '-if X' 'f ff-1: ' A Q LLQC., I 1-ei-as-1 .' -fin, I-5 , ,gf W X, 1' sing www' A rm 1- L A LM: vm 1- 'Y ,f , Q - f -7511 ' QQ -1 H72 f ' V - -M ry'-, 4 rf '- f 'l'.'l :' A - 7: -:' f 'I ,f ' I fl W G. A vu ,su - W fn , XM, 1W CHEERI G SQUAD z Y llzzflzllfffz. lg .111-lx,-u. f.ffffpfr, ,lmlfffm1. U. Cf11'fwH!,'r. lf'7JfIH'rl. AU. .Uf1M'.'ff, .N'wHm'5.f'fJfzI', R. .U1'lffr. ILVAVYIHI. l,z'2!7'UJLz'. Sfmfly, ffar'pfr1ff2'. .UfY'r1AQ4Qr1r't. IQIHIH. ffmlfmf. ll. .Uf'lx'f'r'. The Cheeringg Squad. under the ahlc chairnlanship of Shirley ICSSOITI for the '-H season and Marcia hTcKee for the '-I-I season, introduced such nrnncrous formations and cheers as to make East High cheerleaders Ollf- standing. Their animation increased the morale of the teams as well as stimulated the enthusiasm of the spectators. 'Ir ln this. their second year, the Drum Majorette Corps. directed hy Hefty Lou Riekcr, lwerfmnxed with Sklll and Zlllifflfy. Several new formations, such as the hmnhcr and the anchor, marked the corps as exception- al, lhc hand IISSISYCCI III Illlllillig the venture a success. RJ'r'i'r'7'. Cff1r1p1'1r'ffff. l5'f1f'wfr. Cmn- nzfr. l?m11if'11rf. Rffff, Paxfwn. IAJORETTES 61 FGOTBALL rllr. .llfKay, ,llrx Rollifr, Smza'frf, l'fzz1Lifk, Barker, rlllzrigfzzf, Ivan flukfr, Ffinerz, Comfy, Sfllroll, All6lI'C1LV, Gsrhfzrdt, Krcmcr, Mr. Ilaulfrf. fan Horn, lfurrzftt, Drfffrzzrzgf, Laney, Sflllllf, Nazzgrzfazff, F. Damon, Popof, Hul77'l'g,Yf7l, Ciaglia, Pffrx. Ifzzfzl, Naylor, DHCMZO, Pfcorzlla, Rvyrzoldf, Kfrn, Piacerzzirzi, Rofkfll, Sfffoti. Burkardl. Cfzinflli. Despite the loss often of last year's regulars, the '43-'-H version of East High's football team salvaged a third place in the City High School League. This year's eleven produced two all-scholastic choices in Sam Pecorella and Sam Chinelli. On the Whole, 'LPete', McKay's charges had a very successful season. SCORES Rossini' P. McKAY ffwffl East . . 7 Franklin . O East I . 13 Jefferson East . . 12 Charlotte East . . 6 Madison East . . 13 Marshall East . . 7 West . East . . 0 Edison East . . 27 Monroe . 62 CROSS CO NTRY V. i X -.,,, fr-Ifsizszx M t I if W 72 x NZ? liuilt around a nucleus of returning veterans, this year'S Cross Country team had one of' the most successful years in the history of' lfast High. Under the ahle leadership of Coach Henry Difleniente, the first team captured the city league title and went on to win the sectional crown. Captain lflwood Xyhite went undefeated in all city meets and finished the season hy winning the city individual nieet. Following up the first teanfs example, the reserve team ended on top in the as Q55 ff X .1 5 M, 4 H- city league: and Qaptaln lioh Crottschallc won the reserve an team individual title. iw lwzuix' veterans will return for more action next X tal W' ...., b V71 ,L iw , 4' , 1534 - ,, ..., H i-.Nm lDICl.lzNlfuN'l'li Cofzrfs ,Ur I '. 71'Cf,'rm'izlf, f,'z'rr'z'11r'1'ffi1f, Drl'f'tz', Y'f1r11rlp,tm1. ffff!!n'ffn1fl'. Uvfxvfrrr. Qllrftff, ffrmi aff Info, far1ffm'. .Y1'rlmf,i, Srfzwriizlzzzlm. llrfkrr. Srfzzifimi. lf. 1171 flu, fJ,tlfw'2zf7, Df'l?r'1'i:i.'. 63 BASKETBALL Ll',Q1HlI,lA'j', Famzivzg, .llf1,v1'r1o, Slaw, Yrfzavlgrzzzlzz, P. rllyrfxi. rl. Cfulfzz, dlllllllllflllf, Fcdfzguliyzz, HY. .lla11rz411f, Dmzzz. Despite a lack of height and experience, the basliethall team under Coach Richard Ader showed great lighting spirit throughout the season. Although the team hnished eighth in league standings, a win in a few of the very close games would have greatly altered that position. Delt a severe hlow by the loss of veteran Sam Pecorella, the team played brilliantly in several games and rose to the heights against Monroe High to snap their winning streak, 40-35. Captain Mike Fedoryshyn was honored hy a first team All-Scholastic herth and john Dana received honorable mention. Five returning veterans give promise of a line quint next year. ,ll11r6z4,r, S!1'fQ,f'1', Rfl,7iz.fff1z'k, .llN,YIll'I4. Smzmrn, Uvllllf, SIJf3IifIlT'l, l'lZlHt'7Ifl'F1.f!1'7', Srlzzifino. K!ll'PI'l'A', Cfugfzia, lmmz. l7ll'ZlKQlIl1!ZlZi. l RESER E BASKETBALL SWUMNHNG llacllorzald, lJe'1'e-cu, Popojf. J. fozzfr, Hill, Clark, R. Quail, .I. Tfami'r,rrn1. .l1L'KI.7I7IFj', SFXIOII, Law, Dffuyit. After participating in a season which saw many records shattered, East High,s swimming team finished a fairly successful year wih a record of four wins, four losses. Especially significant was the team's spirit which, despite our non-existent swimming pool, remained high throughout the season. As in other years, Nlr. Henry DiClemente ably coached the boys. With Mr. Henry DiClemente coaching, the track team anticipates a good season. Three hold- overs from last year give promise ofa winning team. Jack Schifano and Bob Crandall show remark- able ability in the half-mile, while Carl Montione and lrv Peers are prospects for the high jump and pole vault respectively. An eager flock of freshmen and sophomores forms a backbone for the purple and White. TRACK OCCER .lla Callfnf, Youizgmau, fllulo, ll. Wvilfianzxon, Hall, Clark, Eflxworlfz, Link, Jfbrigfzt, Noun, Pollock, Callmzf, .llazhewm Taylor, Ciulla, illonlimze, fl. Ciulla, Frmning, Curry, Fzderyffzyzz. Clark. This year's soccer team showed a great improvement over East Highls soccer teams of recent years. Ending the season with a record of four Wins, three losses, and one tie, the Orientals pressed the loop leaders crown to the last game finally ending in a tie for second place. Outstanding players on this year,s squad were many, with Ciulla, Fanning, and Montione heading the scoring parade. East East East East East East East East SCORES . 3 Monroe . 2 . 3 Charlotte . 0 . 2 West . . 2 . 8 Jefferson . 3 . 4 Marsh all . 5 . 4 Edison . . 2 . 5 Madison . 6 . 5 Franklin . 10 66 B SEB LL lvith visions of a Victorious season, the baseball team, coached hx' Pete lVlcKay. is now prac- ticing. lnspired hy three returning veterans, .lack Dana. Art Delvries, and Pete Fanning, and with 8-l candidates from which to choose the team offers a promising season. Despite the loss of several key men, the liast High Kegglers Hnished in fourth place with a final score of eleven wins and ten losses. Mr. Torrens and Richard Cook, manager, led the team to their victories. lJfl?mjqi'r'. S1'f:'ur1'. firm. 1l'1'gv1w'f. C ffff lx lfmzlwf. Yffzlrrzflri.-', Burg. 1 BUY LING 67 ww 5 5 we . ., . .HJ 2 iz -izsfigzxi .1 - if fl . 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