East High School - Orient Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1945 volume:

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W- fr .ff 'K+ u.'f',mf, . My HT? A Tiff! iiiaa 1 if ,,p. W Ef3S1g,nE :Q 'mzrif-yW,4',. X. QL In 'fwgws-,fw.f,,kmq'Mg?iJ'g6Vp:g . sf i4i,5ff2PM.: V 35: gag. v1Q,,,,.r, A1 gf, - gym 1555, 334 gg' ,iw M-,512 2,,gg.,Q3eQi:.he 5, , - 1? .Qi K, ,.-ew, P f 1. H i ,2ELf'r.,y Q1--f'f'Lf-wger, , , Q f' Q 6 -nr. .. M ww, ,+m5' , M 2 r ?. , ::, Eu .1 - mg' f uv ' - '- 4,-1, ww. H if -, ,riff --Z::iw'fQ- ' - 35,3 fi, ii ges?12eg'P'fffN,f ff , M M. H ggyfff- .5 ' H fwiiu- -,+G H 2 - 1-.55 'rwm:'f'.,J4? v ' 4 K m m'- L 6 .. . 'ff ,JM 1 2' w..n ff M. N ww T 1 'L . f W . ' eds ,W N f ' , X! X, ka., ' u 4 My 2 25 , M G3 Mm WP W XM I R xv CQXQR C1 4 X W! Q EASTHI tp f fi? XP 0 ff af LVN? .V,A , ' AA'1 N ncun ' I2EHkk fy A ff H N f f QE IJ ,VJ P -1- Ml X V jr. g,2,.....fa521,.,... O.. auf. . Everyone loves a circus the lilting tunes of the carrousal, the gay, colorful parade, the slow, lumbering elephants and wild, snarling lions are all a part of that joyous adventure. And who could ever forget the proud, prancing white horses, or the bearded lady, or the daring trapese artists? The circus is a symbolee a symbol of all the carefree abandon, the unbridled pleasures of youth. Now in our nation's present state of turmoil, many of these frivolous amusements have been forsaken for more serious pur- suits. It will naturally be hard to recapture that former light-heartednessg but just as inevitably as the dashing lion trainer and whimsical clowns will always remain a bright, sunny spot in our memories, so with spring the circus will return again. 44? lm JITIIIW fll I! I D' ' I I A AIIIIf .i'!lll'lk i ' 171 Z., 2 f70f7Aee?fIL mg fr 5 0 Sie sg? ALMA MATER Sweet be thy memory, High School of ours, Fair be thy destiny, fadeless thy flowers, Hearts that have loved thee have won in life's fight, Names that we honor, thy standard holds bright. Uur Alma Mater dear, to thee vve sing, May all thy future years new honors bring, May friends thy banners raise, thy foes grow less, All love and praise to our old E. H. S. 3 ,- we ofanc! of fhe jree . X VJ Q f ' y'N'ilxxvN of f 2 4 ffff 4 in E- X- it W 5:1 X-gn-U NNN fa Q13 W . D: j MY RIGHTS Free Worship Free Speech Free Press Assembly Petition if? While Americans speak jealously of their rights, they do not always remember that the best way to safeguard these liber- ties is to observe just as carefully the duties of a good citizen. The practice of self con- trol, tolerance, fairness, reason, and initi- ative is the foundation of democracy, and all the victorious battles, all the American lives lost would be to no avail should the citizens of the United States fail to realize this fact. As defenders of the home front it is our obligation to the boys facing the guns to perform the dufiu as well as to enjoy the rigbtr of our democracy. Each American's most precious treasure is his personal freedom. It is that liberty which enables him to pick up his evening paper, shout threateningly at the newsboy to Throw the pa er on the porch, not in the bushes, and, proceed to read the truth. Every time he attends a public meet- ing, worships in his own church, or even turns on his radio he is enjoying the privi- leges of a democracy. If he were asked whether he would be willing to defend these privileges he would undoubtedly answer indignantly, You bet your life I would ! And yet, unconsciously, all of us often forget that we must be vigilant. Democrac was never bought cheaply. Blood and, sweat and tears, lives of loved ones, and years of struggle are the price we have paid and arestill paying, for our freedom . . . for our rights. , J' Y' I 4 4 -Q NN 4' s. ,N QQXNNN I JJ A 5 ,,1f1fZjijNQXRt XN ! X Nigga. f MY DUTIES Tolerance Reason Fairness Self Control Initiative wir and fha ANOITLQ of fke M002 . . ' 1 r 1 4: if 4 Q i v ni i ii a g t V 1- - - f f - 5, 4 v 1 11 if I , , 'lil' g 4 1 F 44 . 'l1.,g,L, ,i lw1wgf'z,WP'.n . ',. , VV V 32,1 This year the seniors have suffered the loss of many of their classmates who have gone forth to serve our country. We feel this loss very keenly for they were an active part of our lives at East High School and we pray that the time will not be long before they will be able to return. It is to these boys and to the standards which they have set that we dedicate our yearbookfk ALEXANDER BANNERMAN GEORGE HETTLER SPASE POPOFF LAWRENCE CASTELLANO STANLEY KLESS RONALD SCHROLL GEORGE CEFALU FRANK MASUCCI WILLIAM SECORA FRANK CURCIO JOHN NALORE JOHN VAN NEEL ELROY ELMER PHILIP NANGREAVE GEORGE WAHL 'The above list is complete as of April 1, 1945. 5 ouriak fke jfumlnefa . We've been told that seniors never really appreciate their school days until they have had time to reminisce in later years. We Won't have to wait until after we've been graduated to realize and appreciate what Mrs. Toolan, as one of our advisors, has done for the Class of 1945. Long after the memories of teachers and school chums have faded, we'll still remember the cheerful personality of the woman who urged us on to success with her calm, though ambitious, nature. It is diihcult for us to express our gratitude for all the many kindnesses of Mr. Clark. His ready smiles and quiet understanding have helped us overcome innumerable prob- lemsAsome small and some not so small-but all made easier to cope with because of his untiring efforts. He has been an able advisor as Well as a staunch friend to all the seniors. Mrs. Toolan and Mr. Clark, We, the Class of 1945, Wish we could thank you adequately for your faithful guidance. Without your expert assistance many of our undertakings would not have been the successes they were. No one will ever take your place in our hearts. 6 MRS. FLORENCE TOOLAN MR. CHARLES N. CLARK .911 CKOLUIQ . . . ...,. , Xa. .Q 5 l, The Pilllxif That Rufreelies. 1, King Size. 3. Exptemicuiis At A G11mel4. Fight Teaiii Fight! 5. CilLlI'lllll'Ci21l. 6. Proudly Waving. 7. The Ludi Vote For UQ! S, Prof. A. -1. Steen. 9, Scientists ln The Sticky, IO. Whiytlerk Father, ll. Seven Belles. 12. Oh, That Sends Me! 13. Cheese Cake. 14. Off Duty. gaffuky 5 me E MR WILLIAM C. WOLGAST Ska 7 rinciloa A eadage . . Greetings to the Class of 1945: We congratulate you on the successful completion of your high school course and we extend our best wishes to you in your future plans. You entered high school in September, 1941, and in December the treachery of Pearl Harbor occurred. Following that came the feverish preparation of this country to produce munitions and the organization of a large fighting force. The results of those efforts are apparent in our War effort to an astounding degree. During your high school course much of your thought and energy have gone to aiding this undertaking. That you have persevered in your high school course when for nearly four years the nation has been busy with a global War is deserving of high praise. The war is not yet ended but our hopes are high for its termination in the near future. Many members of your class have already entered the armed services and others will be entering after graduation. To them We are grateful beyond Words for the part they are taking in this catastrophe of our times. We begin to look forward to a time of peace that will be worthy of the sacrifices that have been made. We hope and pray that our thoughts and actions then will match those shown in the prosecution of the War, and that a genuine desire to bring about greater democracy for all peoples will really follow. To lessen race prejudice, to bring about more tolerance, to gain greater economic security for all people, to achieve the blessings of freedom-to help bring about flame conditions of peace is my charge to the Class of 1945. 9 Cllluhy . . . ADMINISTRATIVE ENGLISH Walter Bishop Csupt. of Building and Groundsi, Helen A. Barnum CSecretarvf, John L. Merrell CVice-Principall, Marion Peck QSt-cretaryl, Earl A. Partridge CAssistant to the Principall Sarah Bluhm CDie-titianj, William C. Wolgast CPriricipalj, Arthur E. Harris CAnnex Principalj, Ann Bassett fAdvisor for Girlsb. Abram: Blanche Meisel QSecretaryD, Helen B. lkeler QPsychologistD. SOCIAL SCIENCE Margaret Reiningtqn, Edwin Dolan, Grace Rowley, Harold E. Cowles fHeadfl, Florence Toolan, Allen B. Whitaker, Mildred Forward CLibrarianl, Katherine Connell, Edna M. Haggith, Sara Sedita fLibrarianD. Abrwztx Edith Stone, Marion Gaissert, Dorothy Schlenker, Eleanor D. Robinson, Maude T. Rathbun, Grace T. Brown CSpet-chj. 9-4L.k Kg .I-kd' MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE Milton E. Woodams, Leo P. Redding, Robert Palmer, Donald I. Mcliie, Rose Ahramow, Lois Turner 1fHead I, Ethel Blast. Ida D. Rubinstein, Bernice Ginshurgh. Frederick C. Watson, Paul Smith fMathematics Headl, John A, Baird iS:ience Headif, Louis Hagen, Everett Kennell, Henry H. Keef, Grace Murray, Katherine Barry, Wilhelmina H. Horn. Eleanor Edwards, Helen W. XAl21ISUISl,l'lClIlILl C. Russell, Agnes C. Keough, Rose Al'Ul'2llllUVV, Blanche Dick, Irene Quinn, Gene- vieve O'Connell. JW - -.. W, I QV ww' quam Q 3 gawk? . . . LANGUAGES COMMERCIAL Charles Clark, Lillian Stoneburg, Elsie G. Neun, F. Niles Lillian Heinzle, Margaret A. Rnf, Sara Malone, May F. Hill, Bacon, Edna X. Haugh, Marthaj. Betz, Anne Il. Izzo. HEALTH EDUCATION Ethel S. Abbott, Marion Begley, Edward ,l. Welch, William R. Foster QHeadD, Martha Van Arnam. Abieut: Herman O. Porter. MUSIC, ART AND PRACTICAL ARTS Robert G. Torrens CHeadQ, Robert McKay, Frank Arioli, Henry DiCle-mente, Reba T. Kline, Ellie L. Werherell, Lillian Wangman, Myra Logan, !lbJw1!.'Grace S. Dowdle, Bernadine Kelleyfbllirses William J. Btirbridgehlohn Eckhardt, Norman Peterson, Clarence Bilhorn, Mary Stark, Mary Howland, Reba Conwav, Katherine L. Kerrigan, Mildred Hungerford. Ab.l'Ul1f,' Fletcher H. Carpenter, QAM Headj, Harold S. Gliewe, Earl G. Lawrence, Herbert Bates, Manie Lynde, Marian Roller, Duane Haskell. E. M. Grelfrath, li. L. Aahley CEighth Grade Teachersl F A 342 .S?6!e SLOW . . . 1. S 2,'c George Hcttlcr. 2. D-uhh! 3. Social QScicnceQ Session. 4. S Zfc Elroy Bunny Elmer, 5. Anchors Aweigh. 6. Our Faithful Friends, 7. Hey, Mabel- -. H. Wanna Fight '-Pres? 9. Oh, Frankie! 10. 2:35 Rendezvous. 11. Hank's Art! 12. One, two, three--ffhup! 13. Hubba, Hubba, Hubba. 12 Cftldded Q 2 s 'V sf- 'IV4 SQ 7y44,j'i1! ' ffl. we uniora 'MWA' V 0 0 o 0, I x I 1 Ayvu Cv' f - xl l , ' Nurrhrup, Vice-Presidentg Ciaglia, Social Chairmar1gStathe, Treasurerg G. Gosch, Secreraryg Albert, President, Leys, Treasurerg McDonough, Vice-Presiclentg Lunn, Social Chairmang Swayze, Presiclenrg Callahan, Secretary. f7lw 5i,,,,l, 701 fwfoef ,laow-ffUffw1 7 WW Qerzdz. .lo lf' V X me bij K wr: , , I kvll, ,ff sf? JY 'll Lf ,l' ' . H aff li President Royce, Secretary Keating, Vice-President Fullenweider, Treasurer Blake, Social Chairman Leto. 0 you 2l'i'lel'YlL8l ,IXUAQIQ . . . The first day of high school when we trembled at the thought of not making good at the annex, our search for new classrooms, and the new faces, the strange teachers, and the homevvorkferemember? Life was quite a whirl at first, but we adjusted ourselves without too much difficulty and settled down with determination to make a name for ourselves in East High School. Then, remember how we looked forward to becoming a part of the main building, and how we timidly dreaded leaving our familiarity with the annex to enter the portals of a strange building? We felt very insignificant at first, but after we had become accustomed to our new surroundings, we began to like the place a little. The choosing of our advisors and the election of class officers really made us a part of this new life. As juniors, we upperclassmen became more active in extracurricular affairs. We had parties and dances, and plans were under way even then for our senior year. Long before June of that year we were able to exhibit proudly our class rings and pins. When we suddenly discovered that we were already seniors, we didn't feel so different. Yet we began to realize how short our stay at East High had seemed and how rapidly the remaining months would pass. Every moment of pleasure was precious, and we treasured the memories of the dances and the plays and the fun. Graduation was like a dream. It was almost impossible to believe that the gates of our little world were closing behind us, pushing us into a greater world beyond. We can't express what these four wonderful years have meant to us, but we shall forever hold the tender memories of those carefree days locked tightly in our hearts. 14 enior ounci . . . Schulrhc-is, Snyder, Brown, Cranmer, Pritchard, Gabrielse, Lombardo Fullenweider, Lew, Mr, Clark, Royce, Mrs. Toolan, Blake, Keating. IO ,. 1 r 0 J 6 o , ' 1 x , m .ai- 'nu'-f.x.,w,.b MARC5.NRE'f BETZ DAVID NAST Dmzgglvter of ,fbe Flag Standard Bm,-ef 15 ELAINE M. ADKINS All that farhian demandf if campefure and Jelf-content. Girls' Club 15 Bowling 2, 35 Swimming 2, 35 Tennis 25 Badminton Z5 Commun- ity Service Club 2, 3. 70 Colonial Rd. No. 52 Nursing ETHEL ALEPOUDAKIS The milder! manner and the gentlert heart. Swimming 35 Baseball 45 Bowling 45 Spanish Club 2, 3, 4. 305 Webster Ave. No. ll Work ELEANORE ANDREWSKI UDREWSKH A lovely Lady garmented in light From her own heauty. Choir 1, 2, 45 Basketball 2. 7 Hope Pl. No. 9 Syracuse University JOSEPH CHARLES ANGELLO An ajfahle and cnurteaur gentleman. Renaissance Club, Social Chairman 4. 40 Emmett Sc. Aquinas Army Air Corps MICHAEL ARENA SPon'r's ARENAH Muric if the medicine of the mind. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. 104 Spencer Rd. No. 27 Work DONALD B. BANGMA DON ln auietnen and eanjidence .rhall he yeur strength. 51 Greenleaf St. Vocational High Undecided ALEX. S. BANNERMAN SwoosE Man alwayr knowr hir life will rhortb ceare, Yet madly live: ar if he knew it not. Soccer 3. 21 Laurelton Rd. Laurelton U. S. Air Corps DONALD BARASCH UDON.. Almort everything that if great ha: heen ' dune hy youth. Track 1, 35 Cross Country 25 Band 1, 2, 3. 4M Rome St. No. 14 Undec' d j DWARD BARG .lr He entleman hecaure hir nature Lf ' d ajfahle to every creature. H. R. Representative 25 Junior Council 35 Bowling 3, 4. 27 Salisbury St. No. 11 Army CURTIS W. BARKER Curr He if great who is what he if from nature, and who never remind: u.r ef atherr. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Choir 15 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Frolics Orchestra 35 Science Club 3, 45 Orient, Advertising Manager 45 Ever Since Eve 4. 180 Wilsonia Rd. No. 46 College MADELINE BARONE MA'r'rY Friendrhip i.r a ward, the very .right of which in print make: the heart warm. Choir 1, 3, 4. 2 Vetter St. No. 18 Business School MARVIN LOUIS BAUMAN MAnv Education i.r the anb interest worthy of the thoughtful man. Fencing Club 1, 25 German Club 3, 45 Science Club 35 Bowling 35 Defense At- torney 35 Vox 2, 3. 215 Hayward Ave. No. 27 College JAMES A. BELL, JR. J1MMY Endurance it hir rrowning quality. 698 N. Goodman St. No. 33 U. S. Navy , JOANN M. BERGE Banos I would he a friend to ull-the foe, the friendlen. Baseball 2, 3, Badminton 1, 2, Bowling 2, 3, H. R. Representative 1. 410 Falstaff Rd. Laurelton WAVES LOUISE BERNADINI HBERNIEH Sinceritjf, truth, fuithfulneixr, come into the very euenre of friendrhip. 38 Emmett St. St. Bridget's Undecided MARGARET BETZ MARG1n .Yhe it a hurning and 4 .rhining light! Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, Commun- ity Service Club 2, Tennis 2, Clarion 3, Features Editor 4, Publicity Committee 2, 3, Clubs Committee Chairman 4, Red Cross Committee 2, Cabinet 4, L'Etoile 3, Art Editor 4, French Club 4, Treas- urer 3, Guardian of Flag 4, Vox, Frosh Editor 2, Patrician 2, 3, 4, Sophomore Council, Frolics Orchestra 3, Orient, Editor-in-Chief 4. 652 Melville St. No. 52 College VIRGINIA BIUSO G1NNY 5' he i.r of good cheer! Dancing 1, Renaissance Club 2. 267 Anderson Ave. No. 31 R. B. I. PATRICIA BLAKE PAT .Y he ir u mirror of ull rourtefy and lovelinen. Badminton 1, Band 1, 2, 3, H. R. Repre- sentative 1, 2, Publicity Committee 2, Bowling 2, Swimming 2, Finance Com- mittee 3, Junior Council, Clarion 3, Lu Vida, Business Mana er 3, War Stamp Committee 4, Class 'lseasurer 4, Orient, Photographic Editor 4. 445 Hurstbourne Rd. Laurelton College gf. NELLIE BOMMELJE I-N-ELL., Youth holdi no .rociegf with grief. 100 Breck St. No. 31 Work JOSEPHINE BONFERRARO HONEY .Yhe who .ringr enlightenr the rare: of the world. Choir, Inter-High Choir. 117 Fourth St. No. 18 Undecided VIRGINIA E. BONIFACE G1NNY The .recret of being loved i.r in being lovebf. Choir 1, 4, G. A. A. 1, Drum Majorette 2, 3. 109 Wilsonia Rd. No. 52 R. I. T. ROBERT R. BOONE UDICKU He'.r very handsome and hum wit at will. Basketball 1, 2, 3, Tennis 2, 3, Track 4. 118 Parkside Ave. No. 11 Army Air Corps VIRGINIA L. BORLAND G1NNY Enjq' the present day, tru.rting very little to the morrow. Bowling, Choir 1, 2, Frolics 3, Com- munity Service Club. 691 Merchants Rd. No. 52 College CATHERINE BORREGGINE KAY In valor there ii hope. 435 Verona St. Nazareth R. I. T. PEGGY JUNE BOWEN Virtue berxelf if her own fairext reward. Girls' Club 15 Dramatics Club 2, 35 Bowling 35 Ticket Committee, Senior Play 4. 730 Patsells Ave. No. 33 Nursing ALEXANDER BOZINOVICH BLAcK1E A man be reem: of clzeerful yesterdays and confident tomorrowr. Track 45 Consilium 25 Vox 1, 25 German Club 3, 45 Clarion 1, 2, 35 Basketball 2. 25 Greenleaf St. No. 31 U. S. Navy JAMES BRAUNSCHWEIG Patience and fortitude conquer all tltingf. Baseball 2, 35 Red Cross 35 Patrician Z, 3, 45 Consilium 3, 45 Prosecuting Attorney, S. G. A. Court 45 Orient, Art Editor 4. 263 San Gabriel Dr. No. 52 College JAMES W. BROOKER UJIM., The trumpet of his own oirtuer. Science Club 25 Track 2. 139 Culver Rd. No. 28 Armed Forces BERNIDINE BROWN BUNNY Wit that can call fortl: :miles even from mourners. H. R. Representative 25 Assemblies Committee 25 Mind The Music 2. 103 lllinois St. No. 28 Nursing BEVERLY E. BROWN Feiendrlaip ir the greatert honefty and in- genuigf in the world. 134 Bowman St. No. 31 Work GORDON L. BROWN Great men are the true men. Science Club 3, 45 Spanish Club 2, 3, 45 Baseball 3, 45 H. R. Representative 35 Senior Council 45 Red Cross Committee 35 War Stamp Committee 45 Orient, Circulation Manager 4. 60 Arbordale Ave. No. 46 College ERNEST E. BROWNING Emma He ir well paid that if well ratirfed. 513 Laurelton Rd. Laurelton Naval Aviation CATHERINE BUONACCORSO irKAY,, Kindne.r.r ir the poetry of the loeart. 17 Gordon Pk. Our Lady of Victory Undecided , W 1. ATRI I NS ' Hap ne the rfeet vir a per ct li Bowling 5 sh' ub 2' T 2 35P ' yChair ' 0 per- lu 4. 151 Alameda St. atertown, , Nursing HELEN CAMERON We were born to be happy, all of ur. H. R. Representative 1, 35 Frolics 15 Ring, Freedom, Ring 25 Music Ap- preciation Club 15 Choir 1, 2, 3. 28 Upton Pk. No. 31 R. B. l. LOUISE DIANNE CANNIOTO 'lHONEY', Singing if well .raid to be tlae Jpeeela of the angelx. Renaissance Club 25 Horseback Riding 35 Frolics 35 Choir 1, 4. 1 Eighth St. No. 25 Music Career MARY JANE CAPPELLINO UJANIEU Live to love, to laugh, and to learn. French Club 4, I. R. C. 4, Frolics 3, Choir 3, Music A reciation Club 1, Badminton 1, 2, 3, Tgnnis 1, 2, Dancing 1, Sta e Crew 2, Orient 4g Ticker Chair- man, Senior Play 4. 19 Avenue A West No. 14 Eastman School of Music ROBERT W. CARPENTER HCARPH 'Tir good will makef intelligence. Baseball 2, 3, 4, Consilium 3, 45 Fenc- ing 1. 701 Tottenham Rd. No. 52 College CARMEL CARRA CANDY A friend i.r worth all hazards we can run. Swimming 2, Roller Skating 4, Bowling 4, Renaissance Club 2, 3, 4, Tri-Y 4, Leadership Club 2. 130 Weld St. No. 14 Hair Dresser RUTH E. CASSADY UCASSU The meaxure of life ix not length, hut hone.rU. Tennis lg Horseshoe Pitching 1, Danc- ing 1. 1902 Dewey Ave. NO. 9 R. I. T. LAWRENCE T. CASTELLANO LARRY It i.r gloriou: to Jerve one'.r country hy deeds. 95 Central Pk. Mt. Carmel Armed Forces LOUIS CATALLI ' -CAT' ' Great i.r his goodnexx, and hi: .foul fincere. H. R. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Renaissance Club 2, 3, H. R. Representative 1, 2, Movie Operators' Club 2, H. R. Base- ball 15 H. R. Volleyball 1, Soccer 2. 119 Woodward St. Mt. Carmel Armed Forces GEORGE A. CEFALU HCHEFFH An honext heart poJ.re.rJe.r a kingdom. 5 Swimming 2, Boxing 2, Bowling '53, Basketball 3. 105 Edgeland St. Mt. College ' ELLEN P. CERASANE A quiet tonxeienee maker one .ro serene. Spanish Club 2, 35 Ping-Pong 2, Bad- minton 2g Tennis 1, Archery 25 Swim- ming 1. 202 N. Union St. No. 5 R. B. I. JEAN L. CHIAPPETTA Of all the art.r, great' music ix the art To raise the .foul ahove all earthbr .rtorm.r, Vox 1, 2, Consilium 2, Badminton 1, 2, Swimming 1, Frolics 1, 35 Tennis lg Orchestra 3, 49 German Club 3, 4g Renaissance Club 4, Patrician 1, 2. 106 Lincoln St. No. 18 Undecided CARMELLA A. CIRRINCIONE UCARMIEU I feel that I am happier that I know. H. R. Representative 1, Dancing 2, Swimming 2, 4, Bowling 4. 15 Ferndale Cres. No. 33 Undecided NINA A. CIURCA A true friend ir forever a friend. Badminton 15 Basketball lg Renaissance Club 2, 3, 45 Stage Crew 25 Tri-Y 4. 51 Frances St. Mt. Carmel Undecided RUTH H. CLAFFEY Nothing i.r more u.reful than Jilence. Basketball lg Badminton 15 Danciri-g 2, Bowling 2, 45 Tri-Y 4g Spanish lub 2, 3. 138 Vermont St. St. Ambrose R. B. I. EILEEN CLARK ..I.. A true friend i.r tba be.rt ponetxlon. Spanish Club 2, 3. 4, I. R. C. 4, Leader- ship Club 2. 35 Upton Pk. No. 14 Undecided GILBERT M. COHEN KIGILLU Virtue alone i.r tbe unerring .rign of a noble Joul. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Inter-High Band 3, 4, Frolics Orchestra 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Science Club 3, 4, Movie Operators' Club 4, H. R. Representative 4. 999 Garson Ave. No. 52 College ROY Gentleman ii Choir 1, 2, I. R. QF a fne gentleman to be brave man car ic l,i6m23 ROBERT F. CONKLIN CL1NK Round tbe world and bome again, Tbat'.r tbe Jailor'J way. Track 3, 4, Cross Country 4. 55 Oakland St. No. 28 U S Navy JEANETTE COSTNER Good bumor is goodneu and wifdom rom- bined. Tennis 1, First Aid 1, Swimming 2, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Community Service Club 2. 88 Breck St. No. 31 College ROBERT CRANDALI.. He .rcatteri garb enjoyment wh an e 'oy .nt MK , 4,Wres g , ,Cross C ntr 2 ,4, imming 4. en ae t. ' o. 28 Armed Forgozbz DONNA M. CRANMER For ber every bappy Jmile, the world wbirlf on in way witb lem of eare. Choir 1, Inter-Junior Choir 1, H. R. Re resentative 2, Vox 2, 3, Frolics 3, Bagminton 2, Senior Council, Patrician 2, 3, 4, Consilium 3, 4, Tennis 2, Red Cross Re resentative 2, 3, Community Service Club 2, Publicity Committee 3, Clarion 3, Military Editor 4, Drum Majorette 2, 3, 4, Horseback Riding 4, Orient, Literary Editor 4. 12 Arch St. No. 33 College FRANK CURCIO FRAN1c1E He love.r bit country bert who strive.: to make it beit. German Club 4, Horseshoe Pitching 1. 81 Joiner St. No. 9 Armed Forces VIRGINIA H. DAVIDSON G1NNY Cbaraeter if a oombination of many virtuei. Vox 2, 3, Editor 4, Choir 1, 2,Consi1ium 3, 4, Patrician 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, Red Cross Committee 2, 3, Chairman 4, Frolics 3, Clubs Committee 4, Com- munity Service Club 2, Inter-junior Choir 1, I. R. C. 4, Orient 4. 261 Dorchester Rd. No. 46 College VIRGINIA DAVIS G1NNY Maxi: barb cbarm. Choir 2, 3, 4, Frolics 3, Dramatics Club 2. 163 Leighton Ave. No. 31 Undecided w x 5 BEATRICE DeBUONO ' ' BEA ' ' In her virtue: are richer. Basketball 1, 25 Tennis 25 Badminton 1, 25 Ping-Pong 1, 2, 35 G. A. A. 2. 47 Winterroth St. No. 11 Undecided JAMES A. DECKER 1-PISHU Great men .rtand like .rolitagf tower: in the city of God. X 5 E H. R Re resentative 1 2' Annex Vice ' P 1 1 ' President 15 Vice-Chairman, House of Delegates 15 German Club 2, 4, Secre- Treasurer S. G. A. 25 Vice-President S. G. A. 35 Parliamentarian S. G. A. 35 Q Q tary 35 Ort Srimm, Associate Editor 45 President S. G. A. 45 Memorial Scholar- X lo ship Committee 2, 4, Chairman 35 Teen- Canteen Committee 35 Track 1, 2, 4, Captain 35 Cross Country 2, 3, Captain 3 5 Red Cross Committee 45 Harvard J ook Award 3. lx .4 100 Gibbs St. No. 33 College MARIE ANN DeFELICE MIM Who Joweth good .reed .rhall .rurely reap. Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 15 Music Appreciation Club 25 Bowling 25 Frolics 35 Horseback Riding 25 Archery 25 French Club 2. 62 Fifth St. No. 25 Undecided NANCY LOU DeLARIO HJAN.. Blnt with that charm, the certainty to please. Spanish Club 45 Clarion 45 Horseback Riding 45 Ever Since Eve 4. 86 Nichols St. Benjamin Franklin College DOROTHY DENNIS USCOTTIEH A gracious innocent .roul. Dancing 15 Swimming 15 Basketball 25 Choir 1, 2, 3. 93 Middlesex Road No. 28 Nursing LEWIS I. DEPEW HERB Glad that I live am l.' Cross Countr 3, 4d'rack 2, 3, 45 Swim- ming 3, 45 Sip ' h Club 3, 45 H. R. Represen ative . 6 Unive 't ve. Odessa, N. Y. U. S. Army PQQXW YS-fe EUGENE DES GRANGE .lG'ENE,' The readiness. of doing doth express no other hut the doer'.r willingneu. Football 3, 4. 180 Bedford St. No. 11 Armed Forces BERNICE H. DeVRIES ' ' BERNIE' ' I mutt laugh, dance, and Jing. Youth ir ouch a looebf thing. Vox 2, 3, 45 Consilium 3, 45 Red Cross Representative 3, 45 Patrician 3, 45 Bowling 2. 212 Wilsonia Rd. Rochester Christian College MARY FRANCES DiDONNA The reward of one duty is the power to fuyill another. Renaissance Club 2, 3, 45 Dancing 25 Il Piccolo Scrioano 4. 392 Scio St. Mt. Carmel R. B. I. FRANCES DiGIOVANNl UFRANH A fair exterior i: a .rilent recommendation. H. R. Representative 15 Renaissance Club 2, 4, Social Chairman 35 Basketball 2, 3. 151 Third St. No. 27 R. B. I. EDITH B. DiMASCIO UEDEH That which hefit: ur i.r cheerfulnen and courage. Pin -Pong 25 Badminton 25 Spanish Clui 2, 35 Renaissance Club 3. 196 Lewis St. No. 5 R. B. I. ROBERT DIRINGER BOB Men of few wordr are the he.rt men. 8 Webster Cres. Corpus Christi Armed Forces MADELINE DISKIN LYNN Contanted with your lot, you will live wireb. Dancing 1g First Aid 15 Swimming 15 Renaissance Club 2, 45 Community Service Club 2, 3, Tri-Y, Social Chair- man 4g Spanish Club 3, 4. 73 Bay St. No. 18 Undecided WARREN G. DOERRER Enthufiarm is the geniur of .rincerig and truth accomplirher no victories' without it. Choir 1, German Club 2, 3, 4g Science Club 3, Treasurer 4g Movie Operators' Club 4, I. R. C. 4. 121 Elmcroft Rd. No. 46 College JAMES DOROFY DUN Our country'.r welfare ir our bert concern, And who promote: that bert, bert prove: hir duU. Bowling 15 German Club 45 Ort .Ytimme 45 H. R. Representative 3, 4. 102 Joiner St. No. 9 Armed Forces MARY DOROFY . I MAE' ' A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Tennis 15 Swimming 2. 13 Hope Pl. No. 9 College JOAN M. DUBLIN DUB 'Tir true gold can do much, hut heaugy more. Choir 1, 43 Basketball 1, Badminton 1, Frolics 3g Finance Committee 2. 26 Vermont St. No. 11 Undecided LOUISE R. DUKES To he an arti.rt if a great thing. Choir 33 Orchestra 3. 383 Hayward Ave. No. 33 College NORINE A. DUNN One who impartr cheerfulnerr ir adding to the wealth of the world. Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Junior Council, Choir 2, 3, 4. 183 Greeley St. St. Ambrose Undecided K. MURRAY DWYER The ideal of courtery, wit, grace, and charm. Horseback Riding 2, 35 Community Service Club 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, 35 I. R. C. 4, Clarion 3, 4, Orient, Art Editor 4g Clubs Committee 4, Teen-Canteen Committee 3. 5 Strathallan Pk. Sacred Heart Acad. College BURNETT W. EDDY HBURNIEH He if a good man, and a ju.rt. H. R. Basketball 1, 2, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 45 Football Manager 4. 196 Presque St. No. 52 Undecided RUTH EICHLER RUN-un The gentle mind hy gentle deed ir known. Choir lg G. A. A. lg Basketball 1, Badminton 1, Swimming 3, Community Service Club 3, German Club 2, 3, 4. 297 Merchants Rd. No. 52 Undecided JOYCE ELLIOTT Happinen ir a hy-product of an effort to make romeone elre happy. , Bowling 2, 4, Badminton 15 Community Service Club 2, 3, Dancing 1. 149 Colonial Rd. NO. 52 Undecided SHIRLEY K. ESSOM Sr-inn. Rare is the union of beauty and virtue. Bowling 1, 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Class Social Chairman 2, Orient 4. 37 Carleton St. No. 31 R. 1. T. MARY ANNE FALZONE CUnt.Y' ' AJ bright ar Apollo'.r lute, AJ .rweet and marital. Choir 1, 4. 823 N. Goodman St. No. 25 R. B. 1. SHIRLEY FARRELL HSI-IIRLH It ir a friendbf heart that har plengf of friendr. Athletic Committee 25 Basketball 2, 35 Community Service Club 2, 3 5 Dramatics Club 35 Leadership Club 25 Tumbling Club 2, 35 Bowling 3. 1430 Clifford Ave. St. Boniface R. B. I. ALBERT FERSACI A good and true man. 1729 Clifford Ave. Webster Undecided IRENE N. FIELD Virtue alone i: true nohility. Swimming 25 German Club 25 Spanish Club 3, 45 Renaissance Club 3, 45 French Club 45 Il Piccolo .S'eri11ano 45 Monitor 45 Editor La Vida 4. 40 Empire Blvd. Croton-on-Hudson College EDWARD S. FINEIN NED.. The great hope of .moiety it individual character. H. R. Re resentative 25 Football 3, 45 H. R. Basketball 3, 45 Spanish Club 2, 3. 410 Bay St. No. 25 College ROBERT FLATH BOB An ahrolute gentleman, fall of the mort ex- cellent dijerencer. 96 Merwin Ave. No. 52 U. S. Army MARTHA FORBES tiMARTn, Kindnett it wirdom. Basketball 1, 25 Badminton 1, 25 Tennis 25 Ping-Pong 1, 25 G. A. A. 25 Bowling 2. 95 Copeland St. No. 11 Undecided ANNE E. FREDERICK HFREDDYH A louebf girl ir ahooe all rank. Riding Club 2, 3, 45 Badminton 15 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 German Club 2, 3, 45 Orient 45 Community Service Club 3, 45 H. R. Representative 1, 25 Safety Committee 25 Science Club 35 I. R. C. 45 Choir 45 Basketball 15 Memorial Scholarship Drive 3, 45 Dramatics Club 35 Frolics Usher 35 Clarion 45 Ort .ftimme 4. 446 Hurstbourne Rd. Laurelton Antioch College BARBARA JEANNE FRICKER BEE ' ' Beautiful facet are there that wear Whole-Jouled honerty printed there. H. R. Representative 1, 35 Riding Club 3, 45 Swimmin 2, 35 Leaders' Club 25 Bowling 35 Barfminton 15 Basketball 15 Dancing 25 Ping-Pong 25 Choir 1, 35 French Club 2, 3, Vice-President 45 L'Etoile 45 Community Service Club 45 Sophomore Council5 Washington's Birthday Exercises 25 Exchange Editor Clarion 45 Orient 45 Sergeant-at-Arms of S. G. A. 4. 55 Packard St. No. 28 College CHARLOTTE R. FUCHS HSHORTYH There ir likewire a reward for faithful Jilente. Bowling 3. 794 Melville St. No. 14 Work I -ROBERT N. FULLENWEIDER ' HFULLYH Witla e horn with thir man. a , ketball 35 ' ior 'Vi e-Presiden ' larion 45 Eiwen ittge 45 ePSiqQe hi -X, 'df . 130Kujver Rd?-7 ' I WIQQNRVY. ci-ignt'1i.4 I JEAN GABRIELSE f Pathr of lzindnerr are paved with happinerr. Spanish Club 3, 4, Treasurer 45 Class Council 2, 3, 45 Orient 45 Patrician 45 Vox 45 Community Service Club 25 Bowling 3, 45 Girls' Club 15 Riding Club 2, 3, 45 Basketball 35 Tennis 35 Badminton 2, 35 Swimming 2, 35 Roller Skating 45 Leaders' Club 25 La Vida 4. 124 Mildorf St. No. 52 College kx AUDREY MARIE GARY AUD .fbe .rofth speak: and .rwoetb smiles. Baseball 15 French Club 2, 3, 45 Bowling 4. 207 Leighton Ave. No. 31 Undecided KENNETH PHILLIP GEIGER Tron Honest men are the gentlemen of nature. Tumbling 2, 3. 158 University Ave. No. 14 R. I. T. FLDRINE L. GIAMBRONE Fx FI Luminou: eye: of boly blue. Baseball 45 Renaissance Club 2, 3, 45 Renaissance Honor Banquet 3. 183 Third St. St. Francis Xavier R. B. I. ROSLYN JUNE GOLDSTEIN Rosanna Her word: do Jbow ber wit incomparable. Spanish Club 2, 3, 45 Community Service Club 25 Red Cross Representa- tive 1. 170 Vermont St. No. 11 Undecided MARGARET E. GOODE 'lMAGGlE I .ree virtue in ber look.r. Girls' Club 15 Bowling 1, 25 Tennis 25 Swimming 25 Basketball 2, 35 Baseball 2, 35 Ping-Pong 15 Badminton 15 Leader- ship Club 25 Vice-President of junior Class5 I-I. R. Re resentative 1, 2, 35 junior Council5 Sppanish Club5 Frolics Usher 35 Senior Play Ticket Committee 4. 740 Parsells Ave. No. 52 Brockport MARGARET GRAMLICK HIVIARGOTH The bert of bleuingr, a :ontented mind. Badminton 15 Social Dancing 25 Tri-Y 3. 525 Humboldt St. Corpus Christi Work JOHN GRANATA A youth to wbom was given S o nzucb of eartb, Jo'nzurb of beaven. 37 Ferndale Cres. Cgrpus Christi Armed Forces ANGELINE GRAZIANO UIXNGIEH Your wit maker otberr witty. Basketball 15 Treasurer G. A. A. 25 Spanish Club 2, 3. 13 Concord St. Holy Redeemer Undecided LOUISE JUDITH GRECO JUDY Life ii not life at all witbout delight. Basketball 15 Badminton 15 Stage Crew 25 Renaissance Club 2, 3, Publicity Chairman 45 Epsilon Tri-Y 1, 3, Presi- dent 45 Ping-Pong 3. 22 Revella St. Mt. Carmel Nursing School MARIE GRECO Character i.r a perfectbf educated will. Renaissance Club 2, 3, 45 Tri-Y 15 Leadership Club 2. 22 Revella St. Mt. Carmel Undecided sfl EE . A , J full o ' zt at tb I ontb of ay. X admi ton 15 tics ittee 1, ' n As l' s.Com e 3 t o our 1 Vox 4, Che ri Commit . Un' t. No. 14 5 ckport , , Ch 35 - e 5 i f ' ' lation 3, 45 Ode ' g Bo J GER R J. GULI 'Q 'A ER YH A N tx greatgghfgr co to 'nz i I 1715.7 llfldllidfil' l zon 1 or Assem mmi t airm Red C 2 3 Defens tt rney Stu en urt3 onsilium 152 4 r Consul an St ry 2 Cabine s3 Fenc 2 3 flfrblics matics C 2 3 Chess Club Q G tt , ' 1 L'k ' ' , . A -Query 5 airman 5 Cr ss Rep entative C ...fic 1,2,Q,4 2 35C 1 4 A , , ,i i' 5 39 ' , ' ' 5 , 5' ' ve . Vox 2 3 ver bi K 226 Cul kwy St. rancis Xa ier ' F ersityN ' , ,X S 4 li ' HRIE I th E 1 . ing a p a 1- t fellow in the world. y Ba 25 The f 5 H. R. Basketball 3. Spencer Rd. Webster MARGARET GUTHRIE . .PEG . . Good-humour and generorig' carry the day with the popular heart all the world over. Choir 15 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 2, 3, 45 French Club 2, 3, 45 Community Service Club 2, 35 Movie Operators' Club 45 Athletics Committee 45 Clarion 1, 2, 3, 4. 50 Meredith St. No. 11 Michigan State MARJORIE GAI ' A KETI' Magntfce hlivA'21Q7pineJ.r. Bask l 1, 2, 355 Badminton 1, 25- rshipf 1 '25 Ping-Pong,2Q 35 cial Da ' g 35Base'l5all 35,iublicity ' 45 Frqlics 3,l'l'E r Since E - 1 5 ' f . 54 Luella St. L+ I ' No. 52 College ISADORE HARRIS On their own merit modut men are Jilent. Science Club 25 German Club 2, 3, 4. 9 Kelly St. Syracuse, N. Y. College DOROTHY HARRISON DOT A gentle rovl, to everyone 4 friend. Bowling 2, 3, 45 Roller Skating 4. 478 Garson Ave. Corpus Christi Work JANICE HAZEL UJAN., Virtue it hold, and goodnerr never fearful. 145 Parkside Ave., Youngstown, N. Y. R. I. T. LOIS ANN HECHT ..Lo.. One who i.r good ir happy. Badminton 25 Leadership Club 25 Tri-Y 35 Bowling 3, 45 Choir 3, 4. 78 Illinois St. No. 28 Undecided THOMAS R. HENKEL TOMMY He ir a gentleman on whom I huild an ahsolute trurt. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Bowling 3, Captain 45 H. R. Basketball 3, 4. 2080 St. Paul Blvd. St. Ambrose Undecided SHIRLEY HENNON USHIRLH She who give: of her very self, receiver more than .rho giver. 293 Melville St. Ellwood City, Pa. Undecided BERNICE ANN HEROLD The Joul'.r calm Junrhine. 142 Bowman St. No. 31 Work LORRAINE ROSE HEROLD Lou, Ahove our life we love a .rteadfart friend. 142 Bowman St. No. 31 R. I. T. WILLIAM KENNEDY HERON ' 'WKH' ' Q The heart to conceive, the underrtanding to direct, and the hand to execute. H. R. Representative 1, 2, 3. 45 Vice- Chairman, House of Delegates 15 Vox 2, Production Manager 3, 45 Consilium 2, 3, 45 Consul 3, Censor 45 Red Cross Committee 3, 45 Awards Committees 35 Parliamentarian S. G. A. 45 Defense Attorney 45 Patrician 3, 4. 866 Grand Ave. No. 52 College 'wh MN P. HERRNECK rj - if' 43' . NNN-.X f' J. NY ilk i jd! I he mon t love: laughr muxt .ture H. asketball 1, 2, Clulllg 3 ience Club 2, 3. , Arbordale Ave. ? o. 46 Armed Forces I' s ROBERT W. HEYER Bon He ir trub great who ir little in himrelf, and that maketh no account of any height of honorr. Annex Vice-President 1, Class President 2, Congress 1, 2, Golf 1, Swimming 2, 4, Clarion 2, 3, 4, Business Manager 4, junior Council, Orient 4, German Club 2, 3, 4, Basketball Manager 1. 1166 Highland Ave. No. 46 Armed Forces SHIRLEY MARIE HINNAU Sr-mu. She ir of .ro free, Jo kind, Jo apt, .ro hleued a ditporition. Movie Operators' Club 4, Swimming 4, Bowling 3, 4, Dancing 2, Patrician 2, 3, 4. 139 McKinley St. No. 52 Undecided PAULINE HOLLEY UPOLLYH The true and good reremhle gold. Baseball 1, G. A. A. 1, Tennis 1, Horse- shoe Pitching 2. 165 Scio St. No. 9 Undecided BETTY LOU HOWARD Ba'r'rY Lou The hand that hath mode you fair hath made you good, Choir 1, 3, 4, Badminton 2, Inter-High Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Riding Club 3, 4, Dramatics 2, Frolics 3, Spanish Club 4. 1484 Culver Rd. No. 11 Eastman School of Music EVELYN RUTH HUBREGSON --EvIEn Life ir not so .rhort hut that there if always' time enough for courtery. Riding Club 2, 3, Swimming 2, 3, Bowling 3, 4, Girls' Club 1, Tennis 3, Basketball 3, Badminton 3, Roller Skating 4. 785 Melville St. No. 52 R. B. 1. .Win E. HUG .ani ' . AVE' . Sofft? Few thing: are i po ' e to I 14 ce and skill. Choi , Vox , 4, tricia , Clarion 2, 3, 4, usic App eci ion Club 2, Science Club 4. '-XX 64 Breck St. No. 33 C lege GRACE M. INDOVINO GRAY Good humor ir the .vunrhine of the mind, House of Delegates 1, Community Service Club 2, Renaissance Club 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4. 72 Spencer Rd. No. 25 Business School PAULINE INDIVINO PoPPY Virtue if the Jtrength und heuuty of the Joul. Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Dancing 1, Choir 1, Lu Vida 4. 5 Vetter St, No. 18 Undecided DAISY INFANTINO UINCANTH A: merry ur the day is long. H. R. Representative 1, 2,Junior Coun- cil, Dancing 1. 347 Norton St. No. 9 Pratt Institute LOUIS JARDINE Geniiu ir the highest Upe of re.u.ron- Tolent the highest Upe of underrtunding. Judge of S. G. A. 4, H. R. Representa- tive 1, 2, Editor Ort Stirnme 4, German Club 2, 3, 4, Renaissance Club 4, Parrician 1, 2, 3, 4, Consiluim 4, Vox 3, Cross Country 3, Football 4, H. R. Basketball 1, 2, 4, Music Appreciation Club 1, Red Cross Representative 4. 16 Gordon Pk. No. 9 College MARGARET E. JARVIE PEGGY Htzppinen reemf made to he Jhured. Choir 1, 2, Bowling 2, 3, 4. 1340 East Main St. No. 33 Undecided PATRICIA MILLS JOHNSON ' 'PAT' ' One har achieved .rueoerx who ha: lived well, laughed often, and loved much. Clarion 3, 45 French Club 3, 45 Bowling 35 Orient 45 Band 45 Ever Since Eve 45 Patrician 4. 79 Collingsworth Dr. Brighton University of Michigan ROBERT JOHNVILLE Bon Friend more divine than all divinitier. Basketball Manager 15 Traffic Patrol 3, 45 Movie Operators' Club 3, 45 Frolics 3. 231 Akron St. Rochester Christian College BETTY M. KAISER ' Barr The mort natural heaugf in the world i.r honexq and moral truth. H. R. Representative 2, 3, 45 Vox 45 Consilium 3, 45 Patrician 45 German Club 3, Recreation Chairman 45 Basket- ball 1, 2, 35 Ping-Pong 15 Baseball 1, 2, 35 Badminton 15 Bowling 1, 25 Swim- ming 25 Leadership Club 25 Dancing 25 Tennis 2. 77 Queens St. No. 52 College RUTH M. KEATING URUTHIEH Through her exprenive eyer her .foul di:- tinetb Jpeakr. Bowling 2, 3, 45 Sophomore Council5 Secretary Senior Classg Secretary Spanish Club 35 H. R. Representative 35 Orient 45 Choir 15 Senior Council. 425 Webster Ave. No. 11 Undecided DOROTHY ELLEN KELLMAN DOT Life without laughing it a dreary blank. Social Dancing 25 Bowling 35 Commun- ity Service Club 3, 45 Badminton 1. 129 Leighton Ave. Corpus Christi Cadet Nurse JEAN MARGARET KERBS To he beautiful and to he calm i.r the idea of nature. Spanish Club 2, 3, 4. 10 Vine St. Corpus Christi Work PEGGY KILMER Gaieg' i.r the .roul'.r health. Sergeant-at-Arms S. G. A. 45 Athletic Committee 2, 3, 4, Chairman 35 Chair- man Assemblies Committee 3, 45 H. R. Representative 2, 35 French Club 3, 45 Swimming 35 Clarion 45 Ever Since Eve 4. 1115 Scottsville Rd. No. 23 Nursing STANLEY KLESS Great hope: make great men. German Club 2, 3, 45 Horseshoe Pitch- ing 1. 43 Kelly St. No. 9 Armed Forces ALBERT KNAPP PETE He har the Jalt of youth! Wrestling 2, 3, 45 Football 35 Traffic 25 Baseball Reserve 25 Soccer 2. 310 Durnon St. No. 43 U. S. Marines MARILYN ANN KNAPP HTEDDYH Her .rtep i.r murie and her voice it Jong. I. R. C. 45 Choir 3, 45 Frolics 3, 45 Badminton 35 Tennis 35 Clarion 45 Ticket Committee Senior Play 4. 216 Hazelwood Terr. John Marshall Work HIRAM KORPECK Courage never to .ruhrnit or yield. H. R. Representative 15 Basketball 2, 35 Sophomore Council5 Consilium 35 Soccer 45 Clarion 3, Sports Editor 4. 324 Cumberland St. No. 14 College RONALD A. KRAFTSCHIK , URON Y., God h g in fa College ELEANOR R. KREMER Virtue, the most pleasing and valuahle possession in the world. Badminton 2, Bowling 3, 4. 40 Durham St. Our Lady of Victory Work PHYLLIS M. KROEMER PHYL As pure in thought as angels are,' To know her is to love her. Chairman Rings and Pins Committee 3, French Club 4, Vice-President 3, Co- Editor L'Etoile 4, Clarion 3, 4, Orient, Assistant Editor, Clubs Committee 4, I. R. C., President 4, Community Service Club 3, 4, Awards Committee 3, Ever Since Eve 4. 45 Furman Cres. South Bend, Ind. College LENA LaDELFA SHon'rY Youth is to all the glad season of life. 7 Finney St. No. 18 Undecided RUTH M. LANGDON Her voice was over soft, gentle, and lows an excellent thing in woman. Bowling 2, 3, 4, Community Service Club 2, 3, President 4, Clarion 3, 4, Orient 4, H. R. Representative 4, Moni- tor 4. 215 McKinley St. No. 33 Undecided MARIE S. LaROSE What an or an is the human voice when played on hy a master. G. A. A. Council 2, Music Appreciation Club 2, Frolics 3, Choir 2, 3, 4. 36 Ward St. St. Joseph Eastman School of Music ELEANOR ANN LAUDISI ELLIB The mirror of all courtesy. Renaissance Club 2, 3, 4, Social Danc- ing 1, Spanish Club 3, 4, Science Club 1, 2, 3, l Piccolo Scrivano, Editor 4. 125 Ontario St. Corpus Christi College JEAN LEAVITT UJEANNIEH Good humor only teaches charms to last, S till makes new conquests and maintains the past. Finance Committee 2, Monitor 3. 162 Yarmouth Rd. No. 52 M. I. T. EUN ICE LeFEVRE MEUNIE' ' Great hearts alone understand how much glory there is in heing good. Red Cross Representative 1, Assem- blies Committee 2, Publicity Committee 2, 3, Vox 2, 3, 4, Patrician 2, 3, 4, Consilium 4, Orient 4, French Club 3, 4, L'Etoile 4, Community Service Club 2, 3, Junior Council, War Stamp Commit- tee 4, l. R. C. 4. 965 Garson Ave. No. 52 College BEVERLY JEAN LeROY BIN Inner sunshine warms not onb the heart o f the owner, hut all who come in contact with it. Swimming 2, 3, Leadership Club 2, 3, Tumbling 3, War Stamp Committee 3, 370 Hayward Ave. No. 36 Cortland JOSEPH EDWARD LETO There is no suhstitute for thorough-going, ardent, and sincere earnestness. Patrician 1, 2, 3, 4, Sophomore Council, Junior Council, Class Social Chairman 4, Cross Country 3, Track 2, 3, 4, S. G. A. Court 4. 89M Lowell St. No. 9 College JOSEPHINE LETO AJC., Happiness is reflective, like the light of heaven. Choir 1, Spanish Club 2, 3, Renaissance Club 2, 3, Red Cross Representative 1, Dancing 2. 48 Niagara St. No. 27 Undecided A. ROBERT LEVERANCE BOB Good qualities are the suhstantial riches of the mind. Track 1. 161 Denver St. No. 11 U. S. Air Corps MARIETTA J. LOMBARDO She hath a natural wise sincerity and a .rim ple truthfnlnexx. H. R. Representative 25 Horseback Rid- ing 2, 3, 45 Bowling 2. 169 Wilsonia Rd. St. Ambrose College MARGUERITE LONDI-IAIR .iMARGE,' Patience and gentleneu ii power. Leadership Club 25 Vox 35 Bowling 4. 624 N. Goodman St. Madison Cadet Nurse Corps HELEN M. LUTZ A merry heart doeth ,good like a medicine. Basketball 25 Baseball 25 Bowling 2, 45 Tri-Y 4. 213 Hayward Ave. No. 27 Cadet Nurse Corps ELEANOR R. MaCNALLY 1-MICKEY,, The moit manifest .rign of witdorn it a continual cheerfnlneu. Spanish Club 2, 3, 45 Badminton 15 Bowling 25 La Vida 35 Basketball 1, 25 Choir 15 Baseball 1, 25 Memorial Schol- arship Committee 35 War Stamp Com- mittee 3, Chairman 4. 69 Ferris St. No. 11 College SANTINA V. MALTESE SANDY That load hecomet light which ir cheerfulbf horne. H. R. Representative 1, 35 Choir 1, 2, 45 Music Appreciation Club 25 I. R. C. 4. 964 N. Goodman St. No. 25 Eastman School of Music CHARLES MANCUSO CHUCK An easy minded .roulj zealous yer modext. Movie Operators' Club 2, 3, 45 Horse- shoe Club 15 Tumbling Club 15 Boxing Club 1. 24 St. Jacob St. No. 18 Armed Forces GERTRUDE RUTH MAQUELIN TnuDY Muxic it a thing of lhe Joul. Choir 1, 45 Girls' Club 15 Tennis 2, 35 Music Appreciation Club 25 Frolics 4, I. R. C. 45 Red Cross 1. 42 Lanark Cres. Rochester Christian College JOHN RALPH MARINO Merit wax ever modemt known. H. R. Basketball 1, 25 Science Club 25 Spanish Club 3, 4. 178 Davis St. Mt. Carmel Undecided ROSE E. MARZANO The power of gentlenett is irreriftihle. Spanish Club 2, 3, 45 French Club 2. 35 Lancraft St. St. Ambrose R. B. I. FRANK MASUCCI Cz-IUBBY' ' He it a Jociahle young man formed to pleate Joczeq. Basketball 2, 3, 45 Baseball 25 H. R. Basketball 1, 2. 120 Bedford St. Corpus Christi Armed Forces SALVATORE MATINA SAL Hi: it the hidden .foul of harmony. Inter-High Band and Orchestra 45 Inter- High Little Symphony Orchestra 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 4. 1664 Clifford Ave. No. 31 Eastman School of Music T. CHARLES MATTHEWS CnUcx Happineu .reemr made to he Jhared. Soccer 2, 35 Band 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. 774 Culver Rd. No. 11 Armed Forces JEANETTE A. MATZKY Manu Beauq it power: et .rmile i.r it: Jword. H. R. Representative 1, 2, 4g Bowling 2, 3, 4, Swimming 2, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Clarion 3, 4. 7 Roseview Ave. No. 11 R. B. I. MARY E. MCMORROW MAC Never idle ez moment, hut thrifq und thoughtful of other.r. Spanish Club 2, 3, 45 Bowling 4. 61 Fair Pl. Corpus Christi Work JEAN A. MCNALLY MAC To he gentle it the te.rt of u ludy. G. A. A. 2. 96 Copeland St. No. 11 Work LEONA MECHETTI Lan No germ, no gold the needs' to weary .Y he thine! intrinximlbf fair. Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Bowling 3, Lo junta 4, Lu Vida 4. 178 N. Union St. Corpus Christi Undecided FRANK B. MEHLENBACHER If u man he endued with u generour mind, thi: il the hen' kind of nohiliq. Science Club, President 3, Vice-Presi- dent 45 Movie Operators' Club, Vice- President 3, President 45 Clarion 45 Orient Photographer 4. A 238 Parsells Ave. Clearwater, Fla. U. S. Army DOROTHY MARIE MELEO Do'r'rxE Gentlenerr and ajffubiligf conquer at leur. Renaissance Club 2, 3, 4. 74 Davis St. , Mt. Carmel Nursing 4' BETTY MERRILL My mind to me a kingdom ix, .Yuch perfert joy therein I find. French Club 4, Bowling 45 Science Club 4. 35 Elmcroft Rd. Troy, N. Y. College JEAN MEYERS HSI-IORTYH Of manner! gentle, of afeetionf mild. Bowling 4. 222 Akron St. No. 52 Undecided THERESA D. MIGLIORATTI l-VINNIE', .Yweet and fair the ulwoyr will he. Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Swimming 2, Bowling 35 Leadership Club 2, Dancing 2, La Vida 4. 95 Ontario St. Mt. Carmel Work SHIRLEY MILBRANDT HSHIRLH A loving heart if the truer! wixdom. Sophomore Council 2, Leadership Club 2, German Club 3, Monitor 45 Com- munity Service Club 3gTextile Club 4. 420 Garson Ave. No. 33 College JEAN L. MORGAN Blened are the huppineu muken. Bowling 3, La Vida 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4. 719 Park Ave. Laurelton Undecided PATRICIA ANN MORIARTY PAT , The nohlert mind hor the heir contentment. Archery 2, Spanish Club 2, 35 Consilium 4, Vox 4, Red Cross Representative 4. IBM Birch Cres. St. Agnes Academy Undecided JOHN F. NALORE HOLE Joi-IN Strong foul: live like fre-heated Juni, To rpend their .rtrength in further! .rtriving action. H. R. Representative 1, H. R. Basket- ball 1, 3, Secretary House of Delegates 1, I. R. C. 4, Fencing 1, 2, Chess Club 2, Wrestling 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, Foot- ball 2, 3, Captain 4. 931 Britton Rd. No. 11 Cornell PHILIP NANGREAVE HPHILH The man who lover and laaghr will .rare do well. Tumbling 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, Football 3, 4, Ring, Freedom, Ring 2. 234 Winstead Rd. No. 46 Armed Forces LOURICE NASSAR Lousy Gentlenerr if the outgrowth of graeiourneu. Dancing 1, Renaissance Club 2, 3, 4, Red Cross 2, 3, Tri-Y 4, Roller Skating 4. 53 Nassau St. No. 31 Undecided DAVID W. NAST DAVE He wa: a man, take him for all in all, I :hall not look upon hir like again. Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Inter- High Band and Orchestra 3, 4, Inter- Prep Band and Orchestra 1, 2, Inter- High Little Symphony Orchestra 4, Standard Bearer 4, Vice-President S. G. A. 4, H. R. Representative 1, 3, Clarion 4, Orient 4, Chairman Clubs Committee 3, Publications Committee 3, Reserve Baseball 3, 0.rt .Ytimme 4, German Club 2, 3, 4, Frolics Orchestra 3, Ever Since Eve 4. 133 Cedarwood Terr. No. 33 U. of R. JANE LOIS NELSON It if worth a thourand poundr a year to have the hahit of looking on the hright .ride of thingJ. H. R. Representative 1, 2, Vox 2, 3, 4, Clarion 3, Girls' Club 1, Swimming 2, 3, Red Cross Representative 1, 2, Choir 1, Community Service Club 3, 4, Badmin- ton 1, Basketball 1. 85 Brookfield Rd. No. 28 U. of R. ALICE JUNE NICHOLS A, J. Arniahility Jhiner hy it.r own light. Choir 1, 2, 3, Bowling 2, Horseback Riding 3, 4. 631 University Ave. No. 31 Business School D. ROBERT OUWELEEN Ricky The truert politenexr corner of Jincerigf. Movie Operators' Club 3. 620 Humboldt St. Binghamton, N. Y. Air Corps MARY ANN PALAZZO .Yincerizy i.r wirdom. Renaissance Club 2, 3, 4, Dancing 1, 2, Choir 1, Bowling 2, 3, Baseball 3, 4. 105 Portland Ave. No. 27 Undecided ANGELINA PALERMO ANGIE Great mindx, like Heaven, are pleared in doing good. Badminton 1, 2, Dancing 1, Swimming 1, Tennis 1, 2, French Club 2, 3, 4, Co- Editor L'Etoile 4, Vox 2, 3, 4, Patrician 2, 3, 4, Consilium 4, Red Cross Repre- sentative 2, 3, 4, Orient 4, Clarion 4, Tri-Y 45 Senior Play Publicity Com- mlttee 4. 51 Sander St. No. 18 Work ANN MARY PASNAK ANN The .foul it .rtrong that trurtf in goodneu. Roller Skating 4. 4 Kelly St. Washington College FLORA PATTI FLo It ir good to lengthen to the la.rt a .runny mood. Baseball 4, Swimming 4. 144 Peck sf. Lenny, N. Y. Undecided HELEN LOUISE PEASE A ,foul of power, a well of lofgf thought, A chartened hope that ever pointe to Heaven . Science Club 2, Vice-President 3, Presi- dent 4, Drum Majorette 2, Head Drum Majorette 3, 4, Clarion 2, 4, Exchange Editor 3, H. R. Representative 2, 3, Junior Council, Clubs Committee 3, 4, Publications Committee 2, Movie Oper- ators' Club 3, Treasurer 4, Consilium 2, Defense Attorne 4, Orchestra 2, 3, Civic Award 3, ient 4, Vox 2, Com- munity e ' e ub , - een-Cant Com ' e 15 ol sworth r. B ' ton College -I aegflidlf MARY PERCHIK Today, whatever may annoy, The word for me i.r joy! Spanish Club 2, 3, Dramatics Club 3, Bowling 2, 3, Movie Operators' Club 4. 27 Mapledale St. St. Ambrose R. B. I. LUCY PICCIRILLI Lou A tountenanoe in which did meet, Sweet recordx, promixei at Jweet. Dancing 1. 4 Finney St. Mt. Carmel R. B. I. SPASE POPOFF Thoxe athletic men whom dexervedb we call heroer. Football 3, 4, Swimming 2, 3, 4. 439 Fernwood Ave. No. 14 Armed Forces MITZI F. POPPLEWELL 4-RED., Her air, her mannerr, all who .raw admired, Courteoux though roy, and gentle though retired. Basketball 1, Swimming 1, Clarion 3, Tri-Y 4, Bowling 4. 173 University Ave. No. 14 R. B. I, HIRAM PRITCHARD BUD Mark the perfect man, and hehold 'the upright. ' Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Soccer 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Athletic Committee 3, H. R. Representative 2, 3, Orient 4, Clarion 4. 11 Norwood St. No. 31 U. S. Navy NICHOLAS PROKOP A good man if the bert friend. 29 Kelly St. No. 9 Undecided IDA QUAITROCCI-II HQUATTH Good deedr ring elear through Heaven, like a hell. Dancing 1, Renaissance Club 2, 3, 4. 147 Central Pk. No. 18 R. B. I. ROBERT H. RANDOLPH A-RANDY A real man i.r he whoie goodneu if a part of himxelf. Choir 1, Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Orient 4, Frolics Orchestra 3. 161 Dalkeith Rd. No. 52 Armed Forces WILMA B. READ WILLIE Benevolent people are alwayr cheerful. Bowling 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, Bad- minton 2, Dancing 2, Community Service Club 2, 3. 75 Elmcroft Rd. No. 52 Brockport BETTY V. REYNOLDS Quietneu ii heft. Ping-Pong 2, Dancing 3. 40 Dalkeith Rd. No- 52 Business School NORMA RIESEN BERGER .INORMU I 've touched the height of happinen. H. R. Representative 1, 2, 4, Clarion 3, German Club 2, 3, Badminton 1, 2, Tennis 2, Movie Operators' Club 4, Finance Committee 4, Bowling 2, 3, Sophomore Council, Community Ser- vice Club 3. 39 Copeland St. No. 11 R. I. T. ROSALIE M. RISTAGNO LEE 'Tix good to he merry and wife! Dancing 1,Clarion 1, 2, 3, 4, Renaissance Club 2, 3, 4. 28 Irondequoit St. No, 18 R. B. I. BEVERLY JEAN ROBERTS It it tranquil people who accomplirh much. 4 Shafer St. No. 11 Nursing RUTH E. ROESSER Run-HE A happy life comin: in tranquility of mind. Community Service Club 2, 3, Orchestra 1, Dancing 2, 3g Choir 1, German Club 2. 550 Hazelwood Terr. No. 33 Undecided ANTOINETTE ROMANO Tom Nothing can he purchated which io hetter than a firm friend. 12 Vetter St. No. 18 Work WILLIAM L. ROYCE USPIDERH Man it hi: own Jtar, and that .roul that can he hone.rt, if the only perfect man. Fencing 1, H. R. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Reserve Baseball 2, Sophomore Vice- Presidentg La Vida 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Junior Class Treasurer, President Senior Class, Soccer 4, Orient 45 Defense Attorney, S. G. A. Court 4. 190 Presque St. No. 52 Cornell LUCILLE RUISI ULU.. .Yhe i.r a friend in .runohine and in Jhade. Badminton 1, 2, Tennis 1. 111 Lincoln St. No. 18 R. B. I. 4. .1 JAMES C. RUMBOLD JIM A A .rilent reat .' h i.r those h cannot e.r t hwy 0 Base , 3, 4 5 Co me 4g Ge Cm! 45 Red Cros 35 H. sket 2, 4. f 1 ul ll e Mit' Ml DORIS M. RYAN Kindneu it virtue itoelf. Community Service Club 2, 3, 45 Choir 1, French Club 2, 3. 18 Iroquois St. No. 11 R. B. I. ANTHONY P. SALERNO HTONYH Few peroonr have courage enough to appear ax good at they realbf are. Publications Committee 25 Vox 2, Finance Committee 2. 148 Bock St. No. 11 College MARY M. SALLONI .Y he i.f good that doef good to other.r. Dancing 1, Bowling 2, 4g Tri-Y 4. 20 Sheridan St. No. 25 Work CHARLOTTE T. SAMUELSON A-SHARKIEH Graceful to eight and elegant to thought. G. A. A. 1, H. R. Representative 2g Tennis 3, Horseback Riding 2, 3, 45 Baseball 3, Bowling 2, 3, 4g Clarion 45 Choir lg Basketball 15 Badminton 1. 222 Salisbury St. No. 11 College MARIE E. SAVERINO PunGY No mind if thoroughbl well organiged with- out a Jenxe of humor. 487 Central Pk. No. 25 R. B. I. J. ARTHUR SCHIEFEN A-ART,' Hit heart wax in hir work and the heart giveth grace unto every art. Band 2, 3, 4g Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, I. R. C. 45 German Club 2, 3, 45 Frolics Orches- tra 3. 17 Mapledale St. No. 11 Undecided JACK SCHIFANO HJACKSONH Every man'r work :hall he made manifert. H. R. Basketball 1, 45 Reserve Basket- ball 2, 35 Track Team 2, 3, 45 Traffic Squad 25Cross Country 3, 45 City 88O Champ 3. 21 Baden St. No. 9 Armed Forces JANICE SCHLAGETER . .J AY. . Worth, courage, honor, there indeed your .furtenance and birthright are. Choir 15 Basketball 15 Social Dancing 25 Community Service Club 2, 35 Vox 2, 3, 45 Badminton 1, 25 Red Cross Repre- sentative 3, 45 Clarion 3. 216 Carling Rd. No. 28 Brockport GLORIA SCHON 'APEANUTSH Eloquence which perruader hy rweetnefr, not hy authorig. Social Dancing 25 Ping-Pong 25 Hand Tennis 2. 113 Webster Ave. Corpus Christi School of Commerce DOROTHY E. SCHULTHEIS To keep happy keep husy and keep your dayr and wayr Jimple. Girls' Club 15 Badminton 25 Tennis 25 Dancing 25 Bowling 3, 45 Class Council 3, 45 Swimming 45 Clarion, Copy Editor 45 Orient 4. 16 Vermont St. St. Ambrose Oflice Work BARBARA SEABROOKS Bum The good ir alwayr heautiful. the beautiful i.r good. Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Swimming 25 Social Dancing 25 Horseback Riding 35 Vox 45 Bowling 45 Awards Committee 35 Choir I. 86 Macbeth St. No. 52 College MARGUERITE SIEGL Memo Cheerfulnen' ir the friend and helper of all her gracer. German Club 25 Community Service Club 2, 3. 71 Oxford St. ' Monroe R. I. T. ORLANDO SILVERI Omni What should a man do hut he merry. H. R. Basketball 15 Soccer 45 Bowling 3, 45 Choir 1, 2, 45 Inter-Junior High Choir 15 Inter-High Choir 2. 288 Parsells Ave. No. 33 Undecided BARBARA SLAUSON HBABS. , Good humor if the funehine of the mind. Basketball 1, 2, 35 Badminton 1, 25 Tumbling 2, 3. 152 Colonial Rd. No. 52 Oflice Work GRACE SLAVIN HPEGGYH Give me your Jfnile, the looe-light in your eyer, Life could not hold a fairer paradixe. Choir 15 Finance Committee 25 H. R. Representative Z, 35 German Club Z, 3, 45 Clarion 3. 89 McKinster St. No. 11 University of Michigan ADELE MARIE SLIZIS Honor ix the reward of eirtue. Roller Skating 45 Bowling 45 Spanish Club 4. 65 Breck St. Scranton, Pa. College HARRIET K. SMITH A .rilent addrerr if the genuine eloquence of Jinceriq. Leadership Club 25 Social Dancing 25 Horseback Riding 3, 45 Bowling 2, 3, 45 Monitor 45 Choir 35 Basketball 1. 95 Wisconsin St. No. 28 College NORMA ROSALIE SMITH HSMITTYH With virtue and quietneu one may conquer the world. Bowling 15 H. R. Representative 1, 2, 35 Tennis 15 Community Service Club 2, Treasurer 3. 200 Merriman St. No. 31 Office Work MARGARET JOANNE SNYDER ' 'PEG ' ' A lmxebf countenance it the fairext of all Jightr. Senior Councilg Riding Club 2, 3, 45 H. R. Representative 25 German Club 1, 2, 35 Clarion 2, 35 Community Service Club 4. 852 Clifford Ave. NO. I8 College RUTH JUNE SPILLANE A eon.rtant friend it a tking rare and bard to fnd. Choir 1, 35 Inter-High Choir 35 Spanish Club 2, 3, 4. 29 Federal St. No. 31 Cadet Nurse Corps MARIAN LOUISE SPINK TERRY A light heart li11e.r long. Choir 15 Bowling 25 Horseback Riding 2 126 Jersey St. No. 52 Work DAVID JOHNSON STATES DAVE The nearer we approaeb great nzen, the clearer we .ree that they are men. Baseball Manager 2, 35 Swimming 25 H. R. Representative 2, 35 Business Manager Orient 45 German Club 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Publications Com- mittee 3g Science Club 15 Frolics Or- chestra 3g 0.rt .Ytirnme 4. 144 Corwin Rd. No. 46 U. of R. X -4 ALLEN JOHQ-STEEN 'C'-, 1 JA. Jr f. In ll2?540W'.1' raft Le .r na'.r the Consili 2 3 'Science lub 1 3 usic C 1 2 presenta 2 3 onitor , 4 ' .295 -. M , , Q , - , 5Cha1r Publ ons M ittee ' I 2 Rocket ti, No. 14 -'XCOII 5. .4 X C WILLQTEV LY ff I I I-lit eart '.r J far d af eaven ro a In 'Fr C yu ,LV oz1e,,4,iEiba11 U e!'3. 'lf EN QW- 4 7?'-A e e Y X 5 A, if . ELIZABETH JANE STEVENS BETTY ' Mind tannot follow nor word: expren her infinite Jweetneu. Clarion 1, 2, 35 War Stamp Committee 4. 248 Webster Ave. No. 11 Business School I Rose E. SUDORE ' - SID She who Jrnilex may rornnzand all hearts. Renaissance Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Baseball 2, 3, 45 I! Piceolo .Ycrivano 4. 49 First St. No. 27 R. B. I. RITA SULLI Laugh and the world laughs with you. Awards Committee 25 Bowling 25 Renaissance Club 2, 3, 4. 42 Fair Pl. No. 27 Undecided FRANK TAURIELLO TAU1uE Where your treainre i.r, there will your heart be alfa. Cross Countrv Team 45 Track 3, 45 Key Award in Art Contest 3. 476 Alexander St. No. 27 Armed Forces ANNA TEREZI How goodness' brightens beamy! H. R. Representative 1, 35 Publicity Committee 35 Vox 2, 35 Consilium 35 German Club 45 War Stamp Committee 45 Dancing 1, 25 Badminton 15 Ping- Pong 1. 302 Aberdeen St. No. 14 R. B. 1. 'SARAH M. TERRANO USA.. Goodneu of dixpofition ix the ,gift of nature. Basketball 15 Badminton 15 Ping-Pong 15 Renaissance Club 2, 35 G. A. A. 25 Monitor 25 Choir 1. , 171 Pennsylvania Ave. No. 27 Work WARREN PERRY THEW Muxie vihratex thru a man'.r heing and rai.reJ him to a higher life. 25 Allandale St. No. 28 Eastman School of Music R. BRUCE THOMPSON, JR. HPLUGH Sign: of nohleneu, like Jtart, thine on all de.rerver.r. Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Inter-High Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Inter- High Band 2, Consilium 3, H. R. Representative 3, 4, Class Treasurer 2, Ski Club 2, Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Frolics Orchestra 3, Ever Since Eve 4. 39 Westchester Ave. No. 11 U. of R. PHYLLIS THOMPSON Tommie Great io the power of truth. Choir 1, 4. 161 Atlantic Ave. ' No. 31 College FRANK TOMDALE HTUCKERU He if always laughing, for he has an infinite deal of wit. Bowling 2, H. R. Basketball 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Inter-High Choir 3, 4, Reserve Basketball 3, Reserve Baseball 2, Traflic Squad 2, Ever Si e Eve 127 Bedfor St. - sins Cxrigw' ed LR' ,js I ff A X m sf, KX N Tnitiplxf Youth ol ce.r along with ti mful of fu , wuand heart full of o 'b N, Dane? ,Bowlin ,B i 1312, B all , 24 Leadgegipglglkbvz, . . , Om-munityb d ub 2, 3. in , 1 o 65Bej n ,K .'Sortsv Jil. . 5 dedihd 0, IRMA VAN APELDOORN Nothing rarer than real goodnefr. Baseball 2, 3, Bowling 2, 3, Badminton 2, Dancing 2, Choir 1, 2, Tennis 2, Community Service Club 2. 119 Colebourne Rd. No. 52 Brockport RICHARD P. VAN AUKER Dick The he.rt heartr are ever the hravext. Football 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, H. R. Basketball 2, 3, Orient 4. 123 Merwin Ave. No. 52 U. S. Army JUNE VAN DYNE She it the very pink of courteJy. Baseball 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, Volley- ball 1, 2, Leadership Club 1, 2. 1222 E. Main St. Waterloo, N. Y. Work JOHN J. VAN NEEL JACK Politeneu to.rt.r nothing and gains every- thing. Music Appreciation Club 2, French Club 4. 9 Heidelberg St. Campbell, N. Y. Undecided CAROL JUNE VAN WUYCKHOUSE UCJ.. Character if the governing element of life, and it ahove geniux. Leadership Club 2, Dancing 2, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Sophomore Council, Class Secretary 2, 3. 360 Grand Ave. No. 33 Cadet Nurse Corps CATHERINE VELZING ' ' KATIE, ' A friend to raixe the thought and tourh the heart of all. Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Horseback Riding, Dancing. 35 Probert St. No. 46 Work THERESA VITALE Tess Beautiful eye: on the fate of a pretty girl. Renaissance Club 2, 4, Secretary 3, Dancing 1, 2, Bowling 2, 3, Baseball 3, 4. 162 Central Pk. No. 27 R. B. I. JEAN MARIANNE VONHOF Gentle of Jpeech, heneficent of mind. Girls' Club 1, Tennis 2, Bowling 2, Badminton 2, Spanish Club 3, 4, Horse- back Riding 4. 506 Merchants Rd. Rochester Christian College GEORGE N. WAHL Men are great onb ar they are kind. Football 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, Reserve Basketball 3, Consilium 3, Red Cross Representative 3, 4. 234 Rosewood Terr. No. 31 U. S. Navy lx '-.Ji if ' P Y A' IE Habhati good, 'J ' eat. H. R. Bask' ana :Aff 3, 4, H. R. Re r s t tive 2, 3, Student Court 3, 1, , 3, 44 55 Riu A ' . No. 9 vlcouege RITA WARNEY PxcKY Nothing it inzporrihle to a willing heart. Red Cross Chairman 1, Secretary G. A. A. 2, Basketball 1, 2, Badminton 1, 2, Leadership Club 2, Dancing 2, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2. 18 Arlington St. Corpus Christi Cadet Nurse Corps I YwEBB I ' out kindners t ere i f 1 I-1 ii! 'U C ir 1' s sher ' nf -'- e b 3. Fififw ff W 417 ' f. . v ed MARGARET EBER MARIE Grace war in all her .rtep.r, Heaven in her eye: In eoeU geiture dignigf and love. Patrician 2, 3, German Club 3, 4, Uft Stimme 4, Tennis 3, Bowling 3, 4, Danc- ing 2, Choir 1, Clarion 3, 4. 1070 Garson Ave. No. 52 Undecided Meade BRIAN B. EBSTER An ahle man .rhowr hir .rpirit hy gentle word: and resolute actionr. Student Court 4. 54 Kingston St. Ithaca, N. Y. U. S. Navy ltlttmlwi' 'Qfa JEANNE G. WELLS ' 'JEANIE' ' Murie and rhythm fnd their way into the .ferret platef of the foul. Ping-Pong 1, Bowling 2, 3, Swimming 1, 2, Baseball 1, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Inter-High Band 3, Inter-Hi h Orchestra 3, Frolics 3, Choir 1, Horsehac ' ' 2. 1 Oxford No, 22 Eagan 1 o LE LER A nnot w' her, n it m .r he 0 Patrician 3, 4, C sil rl Communit N rvi ub 2 F Orchestr nt 445 65 Winde - e QQQ 'ghton . 1- . + BETTY JANE WIDMER UBETTH The gentleneu of all the god: go with thee. H. R. Representative 1, 2, Dancing 2, Basketbal 1, Badminton 2, Bowling 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 2, Red Cross 1, Commun- ity Service Club 3, 4. 384 Melville St. NO. 33 Undecided MARY JEAN WILLIAMS Without friendr no one would rhoore to live eoen if he had all other goodr. Basketball 1. 75 Hazelwood Terr. No. 11 Undecided MURIEL .IEANNE WILSON Delieary ir to love, what grace if to wisdom. Bowling 2, 4, Archery 2, Girls' Club 1, Dancing 2, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Frolics 3, German Club 2, 3, 4. 56 Sixth St. No. 25 Brockport Qsgrld. 3, Waigsaliiggohgit i J Q i S U Y FAYE ANNE WINTER UBLONDIEH ' I have a heart with room for every joy! Red Cross lg Bowling 2g Tennis 2g Ping-Pong 2g Dancing 2g Horseback Riding 3. 76 Crouch St. No.4 31 BETTY ANN WOLF A ,Jweet attractive kind of grace. Community Service Club 25 Choir 2, 3. 48 Seymour Rd. St. Ambrose Undecided BARBARA ANN YAEGER i BARBIE Expremion alone can invert beauty with conquering charnu. Clarion 1, 4g Orient 4g Spanish Club 2, 3, President 49 Choir lg Swimming 2g Community Service Club 3g Bowling 3, 4g ,Publications Committee 35 Orchestra 1, 2g Chairman Publicity Committee, Senior Play 4. 19 Meredith St. No. 11 College f ROBERT W. YOUMANS Bon He liveo at eate that freeb' liver! Bowling 3g Community Service Club 2, 3g H. R. Basketball 4g La Vida 4. J ' . i ' g asketlaall 4 772 Blossom Rd. No. 46 Armed Forces lv DQ awry 0 ' 0 ' ere ir h a d Wi ow- ' c 3, 49 epresentative , g Social airman Spanish C u 4g Chairman Athletics Committee 4. 1492 E. Main St. No. 52 Undecided PHYLLIS E. ZIMMERMAN ' ' PIGTAILSH Her hair was not more .runny than her heart. Girls' Club lg Red Cross lg H. R. Repre- sentative l, 2, 4g Choir lg Badminton 2g Dancing 2g Leadership Club 2g Awards Committee 2g Secretary S. G. A. 3g Bowling 3g Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4g German Club 2, 3, President 4g Clerk S. G. A. Court 4g War Stamp Committee 4g Finance Committee 4g Frolics 35 Ott Stimnze 4. 57 Juniper St. No. 46 School of Commerce . MOP QC, of 25... Once upon a midnight bleary, while he wondered, sad and weary, O'er what the Fates were to contrive for East High's Class of '45- While he nodded, nearly napping, suddenly there came a tapping, As of some one gently rapping at Bruce Thompson's chamber door, It's some visitor, he muttered, tapping at my chamber door-Q Perhaps from him I'll learn some more. Open here he flung the shutter, when, with many a lisp and stutter, In there stepped Gerard J. Guli of the Senior Class of yore. Hi ya, Bruce. His greeting given, by prophetic fury driven, As though by some strange sign, he read what was on Bruce's mind. B. T., he said, his voice a whisper, here's what you are looking for, A crystal ball, with magic seal, that on request will all reveal- All there is to know and more, about our Senior Class of yore. Deep into that crystal gaping-from the silence no escaping, Then, before their startled vision, the years unveiled their dire decision. And as they stood in silent stare, this is what they did declare . . . 'A' f i' As hostess to society Of New York's Club 21 Jane Nelson's mirth and sparkling wit Is the talk of everyone. The Metropolitan Opera House Was packed to the last seat When Louise Cannioto made La Boheme Such a delightful treat. As hostess aboard an airplane Miss Cranmer is quite a chick If Bromo-Seltzer doesn't work Her smile does the trick. That politician Decker Who ran East's S. G. A. Became a national hgure And head of the U. S. A. On fashionable 5th Avenue Phyllis Zimmerman has a shop Where you carl buy for a few dollars A toupee for mom or pop. When East High's tough DiClemente Shall no longer teach us gym Smiling Tommy Henkel Will be there in place of him. Peg Kilmer owns a Texas ranch Where she entertains her kin It's the biggest in the country And called the Don't Fence Me Inn. Nast's Rocket Test Successful Screamed the headlines of the Times Dave creates a big sensation With each new thing he designs. As the nation's top authority In every field of sport Hy Korpeck is the man to ask About games of every sort. Patriotic Melly Wheeler Decided to join the Spars And twenty years thereafter Was an Admiral with four stars. Known throughout the country For their skill and decent rates Are Surgeon Robert Heyer And Doctor David States. The happiest perhaps of all Is Robert Fullenweider Who settled down in Lonesome Creek To manufacture cider. Cfarki M0l0AeCg Governor Royce of New York State Was recently selected To head a council of diplomats CHe was unanimously elected.j Composer-pianist Perry Thew Increased his acclamation When his latest work, Concerto in E, Was praised throughout the nation. Pat Johnson really sets the style While modeling for New York's best. She not only shows 'em what to wear But also gives their eyes a rest. At United Nations confabs The outlook was quite barren, 'Til suddenly who rescued we But W. K. Heron. Rivalling both the Curies In getting themselves a name We find that Frank and Helen Have made scientific fame. As bass player for Koussevitsky Bruce Thompson gained attention And after serving thirty years He retired on a pension. On Broadway we may see in lights The name of a play, The Rook, Which has been 'specially adapted From Marg Betz's newest book. Harvard's Department of Botany Is the finest ever seen Headed by such a brilliant lad As Doctor A. J. Steen. CContinuedj Joanne Connal's superb piano technique Has all the reviewers praisin', Combining plenty of feminine charm With talent that's amazin'. For financial consultation On every big affair Big Business men see Gordy Brown, Worm's now a millionaire. Sue Green is up for Senator CJust in the spirit of funl To keep things going lively Way down in Washington. Drummer Charlie Matthews CAnd what a drummer is hej Set up a band in Rio For the Good Neighbor Policy. Phyl Kroemer's commentaries Are the best thing on the air. She helps guide our nation's policy On every foreign affair. Twixt Hollywood and Broadway Gerry Guli's having fits 'Cause what's a fella going to do When all of his plays are hits. Murray DwyereCommercial Artist Reads the first line above the door. The second says Attorney James Braunschweig-Offices 13th floor. The Nation's Best Dressed Gentleman, Thus ran the title given To that groovy guy, Phil Nangreave, A gift to the gals from heaven. 5 XX. zkfi f' , -X X I r , 49,5 ., f-J ,,- 1 s N sf- ' , L - NJA. .xdcfiuifiea lr K E Q. F, E Nszptelll-Lei' . xecu filled . yalluafy JRE XMI.I2J. 41 JAMES DECKER President DAVID NAST Vice-Prefidenf YOLANDA LACAGNINA .Yecrctmjf WILLIAM PRINCE QA bscntl Treamrer MARGARET KILMER Sergeant-at-Arm.r ir JAMES DECKER Prefident WILLIAM HERON Vice-President YOLANDA LACAGNINA .Yecretafgf PHYLLIS TUBIOLC7 Treafmfer BARBARA FRICKER Xergeant-at-Arfnf Cgzlnfemger Caginef . . . i .f 17' Mr. McKie, , Carpenter, ntura, Youngman, Vanden Heuvel, Heron, LeRoy, Cnnnal, MacNally, Prince, Decker, Nast fi V Kilmer, LaCagnina. ' he d ' s of the Cabinet, Comprising the olhcers of the S. G. A. '03 i- - and co , ttee chairmen, are to form a calendar of meetings, clear ,W IJ, dates fs various student activities, and raise money for the student ' me rv' Q bod or these purposes they meet on the first and third Tuesdays X- gl, 4 Y' r ' ofg month under the guidance of Mr. Donald McKie. ,U0 I if C 'Sf' Q Q Ma ally, Leto, Carpenter, Ventura, Youngman, Vanden Heuvel, Nast, Korpeck, Pease, Tubiolo, Friclcer, Heron, Mr. McKie of A Decker, LaCagnina. r v, January Cadinef . . . 42 ur nnex jrien 5 . . . The Annex House of Delegates, part of the S. G. A., is the law-making body for student activities at the Annex. Each year the Annex elects a vice-president who presides over the House of Delegates, and who represents the Annex in affairs in Congress and in Cabinet meetings at the main building. This year the S. G. A. Court, organized under the guidance of Mr. Redding to settle not only cases between the S. G. A. and individuals but also to interpret the laws of the constitution, took a liberal stand on its constitutional cases. With Louis Jardine as judge, assisted by a competent staff, the court feels that it has succeeded in its purpose. i , ur .jwlaffofjuafice . . . Kelley, Bouras, Becker, Seyba, Miss Abramow, Stewart, Osband, Mari- no, Groth. Houters, Van Dussen, Caccamese, Cook, Doley, Stathe, Bailey, Chap- man, Noon. 4 A f- ii? if ll ' A I -Ly Webster, Ely, Thompson, Greene, Vanden Heuvel, Heron. Pease, Braunschweig, Jardine, Mt. Redding, Leto, Zimmerman. 1 K X l F 7 4 i 5 4 ,ai 3 5 4 ,N ,l 4 i L u lx 1. ,x f- ga Tv 5. Ax 'IN 3-J we Kfarion . . . The Clarion this year has attempted to interpret the needs, aims, and achieve- ments of the school. It has regularly covered stories concerning past, current, and future happenings, it has treated all matters fairly and with Open mind, and it has allowed public expression of the readers' Opinions. T if GERiARD GULI KA'fllERINE CONNELL Editor AL!I'i.l'Uf THE STAFF . . . Editor . Affiftant Editor GERARD GULI . . . . ROBERT ALBRIGHT .... MARGARET BETZ, JOANNE CONNAL , Feature Editorr . Exchange Editorr . Military Editor SUZANNE GREEN, BARBARA FRICKER DONNA CRANMER JACK LEMOND . . . . Annex Editor RICHARD ELY , . . . . Art Editor HIRAM KORPECK . . .... . . . . Sporty Editor DOROTHY SCHULTHEIS . , . . 0,32 . . .A Copy Editor ROBERT HEYER . 0.10. . . .... . Bafzneyr Manager EARL WILLIAMSON . . ' WX . . . Q, . . . Adoertifing Manager ROLF FEY . . T K CgA,,Fi X . . Circulation Manager Q QQ53 Williamson, Fey, Fricker, Cranmer, Schultheis, Ely, Green, lletz, Korpctk. Heyer, Guli, Mrs. Connell, Albright, Coimal. 44 we Orienf . . . y The stall' would like tO express its gratitude for the wonderful co-Operation received in the preparation Of these pages. We especially thank Mr. Foster, Who has so ably guided us in all Our efforts. Our work this year has truly been a pleasure. f THE EDITORS 'k M.ARCiARET HETZ NVILLIAM R. FOSTER Eefitorrtn-Chief Adzfiror THE STAFF MAROARET BETZ , . . . . . . Editor PIIYLLIS KROEMER . Arfiftant Editor DAVID STATES ,... Bll.l'f7l6.fJ' Manager ROBERT HEYER ..... . . Afrrftant MURRAY DWYER, JAMES BRAUNSCHWEIG . . Art Ea'itor.r LDONNA CRANMER, PATRICIA JOHNSON . Literary Eelitorr CURTIS BARKER ..... Advertifing Manager GORDON BROWN Circulation Manager PATRICIA BLAKE Photographic Editor JEAN GABRIELSE . . . . Amistant FRANK MEHLENBACHER Photographer ASSISTANTS BARBARA YAEGER ANGELINA PALERMO MARGARET WEBER VIRGINIA ljAVIDSON Heyer, Brown, Barker, Braunschweig, Mr. Foster, Dwyer, Mehlenbacher, Blake, Cranmer, States, Betz, Kroemer, Johnson. 45 fly 5011645 . . . Blake, Neill, Brown, Schlottman, Baker. Rose, LeFevre, Thompson, Mac- Nally, Mr. McKie, Terezi, Stevens. Under the chairmanship of Eleanor MacNally, the 1944-45 War Stamp Committee has upheld East High's 90 per cent participation in the purchase of War stamps every month. Because of their untiring efforts the Sth war loan drive not only reached its quota but even doubled it. Under its chairmen, Virginia Davidson and Gerard Guli, the Red Cross has done outstanding work this year. Besides collecting membership dues for the Junior Red Cross and money for the War Fund of the American Red Cross, it has willingly taken on any emergency work that has been suggested. Ncoalg, ggi, 4' , ,gf 4,f,4.4c.f muff, , l ' . I 'r i N f Miss Stonelwurg, Jardine, William- son, Kenny, W. Vanden Heuvel, Prince, States, Schmenke, Baker, Lays, Arndt, Cornish, Knecht, Albert, lletlem, Moriarty, Vianco, Dunn, Walker, Palermo, Green, Schlageter, Ventura, Carpenter, Morrison, Decker, Guli, Davidson, Heron, Masten. we mc! Crabb af .jvlia .Sale . . . 'Ma Guifafid . . . Gnli, Miss Stoneburg, 'jardine Vanden Heuvel, Reems, Prince S. Morrison, Giaconia, Ventura Hughson, Larkin, B. Morrison DiLorenzo, LaCagnina, Register brielse, Kaiser, Davidson, Lays, Walker, Carpenter, Chiella, Vanden Heuvel, DeVries, Palermo. The Vox Civimfir is a ten page magazine written in Latin by the East High Latin students. This year With Virginia Davidson as Editor, Angelina Palermo, Associate Editor, Betty Kaiser, Managing Editor, Bill Vanden Heuvel, Business Manager, and Miss Lillian Stonebutg as advisor, it has been issued the first Monday of each month during the school year. The Consilium, the governing body of the Roman State, which consists of about thirty students, meets once a month under the guidance of Miss Lillian Stoneburg, to make all decisions for the State. It may be overruled only by the Roman Senate. Gil? 0 qi T' 'W l ' . Sd' Wally, 2 2 3 , A A A g . Jolglllil' 1 '2 We J Miss Stoneburg, Jardine, Delianico, Braunschweig, R. Carpenter, W. Vanden Heuvel, Reems, Prince, Miller, Baker, Cook, Morrison, Ventura, Giaconia, Seabrooks, Da- vidson, Kenny, Tompkins, Walker, LaCagnina, Vanden Heuvel, States, Moriarty, Nelson, Kaiser, Terezi, Wheeler, W. Carpenter, Guli, Palermo, Heron, Williamson, DeVries, J. Carpenter, Albert. Y C90 CCLO:f6ll j5 ag . . . 47 , DeBanico, Heron, Greene, W. , Albert, Baker, States, Schmenke, , , Falcone, Moriarty, Versage, Sea- brooks, Schlageter, Nelson, Ga- Dwyer, Vanden Heuvel, Ventura, Kroemer, Mr. Woodams, Rose, Fredericks. x -x .X A l 711.0 C jx guifclerri of jomorrow . The International Relations Club has been reorganized this year because of a need for better international understanding during and after the war. Under the direction of its president, Phyllis Kroemer, and with the many speakers from all parts of the World, the club has been a success. This year our Unsung Heroes deserve a great deal of credit for their loyalty and faithful service. The captain, Clare McFall, has been extremely capable in his man- agement. His squad have devoted much time to their jobs which include raising and lowering the flag everyday besides regular trafhc duties. Ouweelen, Polleta, Vail, Parisee, McCoy, O'Conner, McFall, Van Horn, Ginsburg, Raneri, Centola, Parshall. liffblllg el 0e5 . . . 48 wx o .3 X, - I , J .J I I fr NAA!-.J J . 0805 0 bil' H718 . . . N- V W I W C. a 01. Q Qptdebe i i Youngman, Vanden Heuvel, Ely Fullenweider, Pennick, Wehrheim Perry, Althen, Anderson, Swayze, S. Morrison, Ventura, Nothard, B. VIorrTson, McLaughlin. VMJLQXK Mfg dw MMM X ' 1 a The fundamental purpose of Teen Canteen is to provide wholesome recreation every Saturday night for its memhers. Its Board of Management plans and directs dances and other events which take place every Week at the Central HY. hu, Organized for the primary purpose ofcreating friendship among girls and providing healthy recreation, Epsilon Tri-Y is a social as well as a service club. During the year it has sponsored various dances, splash parties, and discussions. Under the leadership of Louise Greco, president, it has successfully carried out many service proiects. M. Poppelwell, Granlun, Graham, Lutz, Sprong, Budd, Radell, Mor- ley, Luziak, Collister. Mueller, P. Tubiolo, Tubiolo, Steehler, C. Mueller, Peterson Williams, Chappell, Carta, M. Poppelwell, Nassar. n Russi, M. Pearson, Lefler, Bellittera P. Pearson, Claffev, Dislcen. y guifalerri 0 .grienciilriio . . . 1 Q '-s I . -. e N EA 6- - ' C 026 0 lnffieln . . . I 4' M' 6 I Q ' g 'a 1 I F. Mehlenbacker, Vice-President, H. Mehlenbacher, Secretary, H. Pease, President, W. Doerrer, Treasurer, Mr. Baird. The major purpose of the Science Club this year has been to serve the interests of as many students as possible. Once each month an all-day hike is planned to some quite distant Woodland retreat. These hikes are attended by many who aren't members, but who enjoy hiking and the out-of-doors. All indoor meetings have been informative and interesting. One popular project is the maintaining of a science bulletin board in the main hall so that all students may become acquainted with the many sciences featured there. Dot-rrer, Emich, Harker, Herr Neck- ar, Reisenberger, F, Mehlenbacher, Pease, Gabrielse, Michel, Miller, bacher, Smith, Mr. Baird, Weber, Kroemer, Blake, Robeson, Merrill, Titus. Y ,y l 50 Van de Walle, Wiesner, H. Mehlen- ,v,,,, , p Ctngudge 0 fAe ol,0f6 - . . Benson, Youngman, Eddy, Emich Fey, Fricker, Miss Hetz, Gabrielse Zimmerman, Northrup. Miss Izzo, Anderson, Fredericks Kaiser, Connal, Yaeger, Caple Miss Neun. Said to be one of the most colorful of our clubs, the Modern Language Club is comprised of the French, German, Spanish, and Italian clubs, which separately -- sponsor activities, promote achievement in each language, and work collectively on school activities of wide importance as vvell. dlafab Il 11. 1 I I The members of the Renaissance Club are either students interested in Italian E Ifjyg: N' ' .4 culture, students who study Italian, or students of Italian extraction. They study Italian music, science, literature, and community life. A yearly dance is sponsored by the club to raise funds to provide a scholarship for a worthy student. I V lx .4 'xii Li yi KYB ,K l L Xl w d 'N UV Iii .I x I. -' ' J . I xi' Ish i 1 . Pecotella, LoFurno, Angello, Ga- lante, Greco, Miss Izzo, Spitali. i l , Kuhure: ana! may . . . A X 'elif Qwfiii iffwe .M For Blake, Chiarenza, Cooper Mr, Clark, Harrison, Cost ner, Drauker, Marzano, Jar vie, Alepoudakis, Van- Wyckhouse, Gabrielse. DeLario, Mechcrti, Baur Field, Ely, Miglioratti. La Vida is the Spanish language paper Written and published by the Spanish classes of East High School. With Irene Field as Editor and Mr. Charles Clark as advisor, the paper has been very successful this year. Under the co-editorship of Angelina Palermo and Phyllis Kroemer, L'Erai!e, the French paper, this year successfully published two issues with the helpful encouragement of Miss Elsie Neun. Stevely, Fricker, Miss Neun Connal, Robeson, States Burns. LeFevre, Neuschler, Wick man, Palermo, Kroemer Zamos, Comme, Betz. QI, fold... 52 .9 iqcco 0 Sriuano . Miss Izzo, Ventura, Di Donna, Spitali, Sudore. Indovino, liiuso, Mc-leo, Sulli, Ferranti U Pitcolo Scriwzna is published by the Italian classes of East I-ligh. Since it is sold in other high schools, and also ollers enjoyment to the parents of those studying Italian, it aims to cement better rela- Field Lautlisi Scarim tions not only between schools but also between homes and schools. 7'-1 9 The Orr Stimme, voice of the German students of East High School, is published three times a year. Its urpose is to further the oppor- tunities of German students to rea and write conversational Ger- man. Much credit for the success of the publication is given to Miss Martha Betz, the students' advisor. Zimmerman, Decker, Miss Butz, Weber, Bauman, Rum- hold, jardine, Nast, Fey. fyg ' Ax Orff .gimme . . . 53 I I ' 5 1 I I f NSA? Q05 CLIQJUKQIJAJ of fa? v. . . 4 Mancuso, Cohen, Maile, E. Smith, Doerrer, Centola, Brown, Reisen- berger, Mehlenbacher, Pear, T. Smith, Mr. Baird, Hinnau, Hender- son, Pease, Falcone, Pollock. The members of the Movie Operators' Club, having been instructed in the main- tenance and operation of sound and silent projectors, are of great service not only to Od teachers and pupils of various studies, but also in the assemblies by showing movies ,D and slides. 1 No assembly program would be complete without the necessary assistance of the stage crew, a hard working group of pupils under the direction of Mr. Edwin Dolan. Their duties include the responsibility of properties and scenery of all plays and musical productions, stage equipment, curtains, and lighting. Shoemaker, Ely, Kimball, Laney Nofflce, Randazzo, Graham, Can nioto, Barry, Panzarella. il'lJ fge .gzenefi . . . uer ince ue . . . Barker, Thompson, Guli, Tomdale. Nast, Kilmer, Kroemer, DeLario, Hackett, Johnson, Fullenweider. A light comedy depicting the troubles and complications of teen- age youth, Ever Since Eve, written by Florence Ryorson and Colin Clements, was presented by the senior class, February 15th and 16th. The excellent portrayals Of Susan and Johnny by Nancy Lou DeLario and Gerard Guli, combined with the effective- L! ness Of the supporting cast, as well as the many hours of rehearsal and the fine directorship of Mr. Edwin Dolan, rendered the play a mirthful success. EDWIN DOLAN Dirertar Mrs. Clover . Johnny Clover Mr. Clover . Spud Erwin . Susan Blake . Betsy Erwin . Martha Willard Officer Simmons Henry Quinn . Lucybelle Lee Preston Hughes Bull . . . Hank , Fatty Nick 55 THE CAST CN? - 4' , ASIA' kills . PHYLLIS KROEMER . . GERARD GUL1 . BRUCE THOMPSON . FRANK TOMDALE NANCY LOU DELARIO . MARJORIE HACKETT , . PEGGY KILMER ROBERT FULLENWEIDER . . CURTIS BARKER . PAT JOHNSON DAVID W. NAST . BUD PRITCHARD . JACK SCHIFANO . BURNETT EDDY . ROBERT CRANDALL eruice ana! Gfizend ip . . . Lunn, Ryan, Robeson, Johnson, Hicks, Masten, Spanagel, Kellman, Langdon, Miss O'Connell, Snyder, Pritchard. gxecufiue gourd . . . Under the leadership of its president, Ruth Langdon, and its advisor, Miss J. Genevieve O'Connell, the Community Service Club has done an admirable job of helping the needy and alllicted in our world community. The goals of this club have been to promote the eflicient practice of good citizenship among the members, to help discover one's vocational tendency, and to use one's leisure time prolitahly and enioyahly. f 1 f Wemgera . 56 Wuaic .gn Our garb O .S?riLe My fke Kane! ,4 song an OW Jtfmf, , . . Mr. Bilhorn, Anderson, Miller, Hecht, Arcara, Callea, Kimball, Mathews, Doeter, Northrup, Pritchard, Piekworth, Witzel, Hopkins, Versage, Eagle, Alessi, Stillman, Smith, Woods, Greer, Leller, Sachs, Laney, Teamerson, Wittmah, Shuss, Tapp, Vander- hoof, Lelller,lI.Ti1biolo, Kusik, Meggs, Koppler, Goodman, Duhlin,O'lirien,Silveri,Tomtlale,Cavallaro, Andrijewski, L. Hecht, P. Tuhiolo, Slack, Warmth, Blossom, Falzone, Wilson, Dunn, Freclericks, Barone, lloniface, Howard, Maltese, Laliose, Velzing, DeFelice, Knapp, Thompson, Maquelin, lionferraro. Mrs. Stark, Kurts, Frankel, Tapp, Wright, Ostranger, Beales, Etlgely, Draucher, Stark, A pleton, Conn, Seyba, Skanron, Liumis, Vella, Gilson, Hatch, Davidson, Curtis, Seeheuk, Glazehroolc, Spillane, liraymer, Wanillersee, Villareale, Strickland, Mazzara, T. Mazzara, Finn, Palmer, Palermo, Pifer, Parker, Mattera, Lovell, Coniglio, Manetta, Harnden, Seahrooks, Link, Priestlv, Palnmlm, Caueamise, Carioty, I nnex 66004 ana! Orcheafra . . . as JMLL. KQQCL Q., Qqoddbd-Ja' Qawd 'wOf'f'i 6'0-'-X 6145 pu C3525 QJQLU X515 dvwdb ' Lhwwo-XCLIQQ jkfee CAQQPJ . . . Tiia Essom, S. Gosch, Vogler, Dunn Root, Anderson, Senewald, Connal '-'-wwf Stressing form and teamwork, the cheering squad, under the chairmanship of P 7 Joanne Connal and Nancy Root for the '44 and '45 seasons, has proved skillful and 5 faithful in keeping up the morale of our teams and cheering them on to victory. 1, :F . The Majorettes have appeared at footba C5,f patriotic parades. Under the ' - 53 ' supervision of Mr. Haskell, with row anaged elen Pease and Donna Cran- fo. mer, their colorful perform es lfaire adzed I andivari t to many school functions. 5 V Qfflf PM ,!,fPAP VNJj,J'e Ffa' kwzjzfaf' Quatro, Miller, Cranmer, Pease Register, Paxson, Stark, Giorgione elfe Olflleff fA2 pCl,l Ll6!e . 59 h 4 J I 1 W i A . . NY' Stathe, Coach McKay, Marcus, Barone, Laney, Barker, Mgr. Eddy, Sanders, Burnett, Rider, DesGrange, Van Auker, Trainer McCaw, Asst. Coach Houters. Finein, Mandina, Jardine, Rohr, Dasson, Manganel, Cash, Schlitzer, Covey. Penick, Antritano, Popoff, Wahl, Ciaglia, Bell, Brigandi. .X4 gl'0bll9 0 EOMPQPJ . . . Although handicapped by ineligibility, the football team gave a good account of itself on most occasions. Starting off with Wins over Franklin and 3 East Rochester, the McKaymen looked like champions, but then luck went MJ M' against them. The East Rochester game was the first football game played between a city and a County high school. Pete Burnett, Don Sanders, and George Wahl were outstanding players for the Orientals. YN Coatu MCKAY 1 SCORES East , 13 Franklin . East . , 13 Monroe East . 7 Edison . East . 6 West . East . O Jefferson . East . 6 Marshall . Nan-League East . . . . 14 East Rochester . WonfA2 60 Lostf5 League Standing-f8th Wear flw Champa . . . Coming through for the third straight year, Coach Henry Di Clemente's Cross Country team took the City and Sectional crowns easily. In one meet the Orientals captured the first five positions, a most difiicult feat. The boys running the Sectionals were Captain Jim Decker, Bob Crandall, Lee Peers, Bruce DeBrine, Art Teamerson, Louis DePew, and Bruce Thompson. The Reserves also won their championship and gained complete control over the first five places in three meets. In the City Cham- pionship Reserve Meet, Deke's boys, led by Ray Spinell, took the first six spots. MR. Coach FIRST TEAM RESERVE TEAM 9f28 East 23, Monroe 34, Charlotte 83 East 15, West 46 i , il ' iofn East 15, went 46 Em 15, Went 48 ' f lp 10113 East ze, Edison 42, Franklin 69 East 17, Edison 402,11 ' ,IW , , 10120 Eubt 16, Madison 70, Marshall 55 East 12.QMU5liu-T'4gTjz!f 7 b l1f3 ast took first place third time in a row, at U. R. 'g If l . L . , My I' ' - 3. gf ,I rx , I fl W J Parisse, Spinell, R. Teamerson, Smith, Bauer, Anderson, Tauriello, Badger, Mr. DiClemente. 'VK DeBrine, Thompson, Crandall, Decker, Peers, A. Teamerson, DePew. 61 yr 3:32 nk xwfw22vi: - .7ArougA fAe .Hoop . . . +2-D I fo, , , i1 By Winning half of their sixteen league games, the East lwasketeers finished in the fourth spot of the Interscholastic Loop. Coached hy Mr. Frank Arioli, the undersized Orients outfought, outpassed, and outscored many taller opponents. Ronald Kraftschilc and Julian Legumsky gained second and third team All-Scholastic ratings, respectively, while Don Youngman received honorable mention. The rese ves also had a successful season in Winning a good share I of i . fl iw., -Q- lw MJ i Mancini, Captaing Marcus Masino, Mr. Arioli, Kraft schiclc, Baker, Schuhcr Starhe, Leon, Pavia, Lt-gum sky, Youngman, Orsclur. Miz. FRXNK .'Xizio1.i, ffmfrfl l Callon, Maile, Mr. Arioli, Slitzer, Mack, Captaing An- geloff, LoFurno, Hirgandi, Taylor, LaMartino. 62 I4 M-d U , 1' Efween fAe goafp If . . -, n ,f fa Under the guidance of their new coach, Mr. Frank Arioli, the 1944 soccer team exhibited an amazing amount of fight and spirit, especially towards the end of the season. Captain Don Youngman, Bill Royce, Hiram Korpeck, Bill Mancini, Ronnie Schuber, and Larry Callon played well for the pitchmen. The tennis team started its season May first, competing with other schools in the Interscholastic League. With Frank Tomdale the only veteran, the team hopes to complete a successful season under the guidance of Mr. Robert Torrens. uer fke Wef . . . 63 V ,iff . Q I 1 I 1 M043-'JZ'Zs'i5 'AQ'k L'oT'l 1 744.1-Ll? LG' McDonough, Clark, Mang- I ni, Royce, King, Korpcck, Stern. Anderson, Taylor, Silvcri, Schuber, Callon, Ciulla, Mr. Arioli. Wigmore, Robt. Travis, Lc- gumsky, Youngman, R. Tra- vis, Pritchard. 4 I T , F uf' 'lf -1-cu ficllf' f . 4.7441 guard-I. A'-141, s fl f,,,,v.iQV, 'Q I' bl X N5 Youmans, Webster, Prince, Scheutzow, Silveri, Tom! dale. jkree .grigea anal Ouf . . . Fullenweider, Kraftschik, Bottle, Callen, Coach Mc- Kay, Nichols, Van Auker, Webb, Lill, Miale, Srathe. Strohmeier, Owens, Schuber, Carpenter, Rumbold, Swee- ney, Marcus, Mancini. Henkel, Wedel, Mancuso, Hill, Pecorella, Warren. Lcd by veterans Dick Van Auker, Bob Carpenter, Ronald Schuber, and Harry Stathe, the East High baseball team opened their new season on May 2. Coach McKay has put his hopes in a group of pro- mising young rookies who played well in spring practice. The track team started off on May 3, under the able tutelage of Coach Henry DiClemente. With the return of ten veterans, the team has been looking forward to a very successful season. .- ' r' A ' ' fl ' ,' rw A . I' X! , -vc! ' 1' . 1 W. . ,JK V. ,uv ,cw V, gr NLJQ1., A., gif! I f if I 'V ' r if V .KW e5i 1 A:'-. K 44-'1 ff'--f A r' 1' an , f ,- 3 ,rw it K1 f 27 A 3Micalizzi, R. Teamerson, Peers, Seyba, Dirringer, An- derson, Ferrara, Cimino, Swayze, Finein, Schlitzer, Lee, Ditrmar, DeWard, Al- bright, Emich, Mandina, Vinciguerra, Coach DiCle- meme. Spinell, Boardwy, LeMond, Dean Youngman, Thomp- kins, Vail, Weber, White, Parisse, Gicger, Centola, Mon, Dasson. Manganel, D. Youngman, Crandall, A. Teamerson, Laney, Schifano, Decker, Leto, Nast, Depewe, Ba- rasch. CAM' fhe jvc . . . , l 7' ,. .I , ' N ,unfit 'jk- i if c' 5 93 A e - afslfs an men . . . f mg in ' 47.1.4 'VA' ll.-'fvnea Ku' ,K 'r A: .l A k 1 'A' Dasson, jones, Mandina, Teamerson, Mr. Micheals, Mr. DiClemente, Parisse, Smith, A. Teamerson, Quade, Covey, Peers, Popoff, Poletta, Parshall, Marshall, Hill, Clark, McCoy, O'Con- nor. The East High swimming team got off to a delayed start, but managed to compete in three meets. The Orient natators tied Madison but dropped decisions to Monroe and West. Fritz Dasson came through undefeated in the diving events. ln the Sectionals Art Teamerson gained a third place in the 100-yard free-style event While the relay team took the fourth spot in their race. The Purple and Whites were coached by Frank Smith. Coming in Sth in the bowling league, East I-ligh's Keglers completed a year of not too many vic- tories but of much good sport, under the leadership of Mr. Torrens. Barg, Granata, Henkel, Dir- inger, Silveri, Weisseger. lZn-74.,ai?0,a . .. of fke CCLW5 . . . 1. Roll 'cmlll 2. Ration Stain , Plccz! 3. Three Scnoriras. 4. Our Little Doll, P. zz, Cul. 1, Na, 4. S. Cinder Burning 6. Noon-TimeRoumli1p. 7. Roughing lt. H. Playing The Fox! 9. Sweet 'n' Lovely. 10. Editixi' A La Leisure. 66 Buildict Xf, 6'HaVe a Coke 2 mf 5 -Kxqfdl All ' 4 1 L jx- - ,Ig -'I l xl' 3 L Q xl ,.. LQ, I lu , U uJJWJJJ'v - A ,1 Q2 1 QW L 1 My f O L . AA, W R f fx My JB Hu X J 'IFS the. . x O ... IX... T. R ,Off JH! L 'fmendly gpg. 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