East High School - Orient Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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are vhosen Slantlarrl Bearer and :intl good citizenship in all phases of stmlent lite. their srliolastic' achieve- Standing: Larson. Dimitri. C. Lind. A. Putnam, Wedel, Mr. Roller, Barg, DePeters. Sitting: Conte, B. Boyde Myers, Mrs. Connell, Latfava. Front: llattilo. SE IUH EUUNEIL Because of the eareful planning and hard work of the Senior Council. all our activities have inacle this. our lust year at East. a lively and memorable one. The initiation of the- Senior Budget Plan . the participation in the ,lunior-Senior Variety Show. the finanvial and soeial success of all the senior rlanees. the fun at the picnic. the ever-lasting nieniories of the banquet. prom. and graduation--all stand as proof of the harmonious and consistent work of the Council. STANDARD BEAHEH5 lfiueli year. two outstancling seniors lilltlflllllll of the Flag. Taken into vonsimleration are their leadership ments :intl their participation in ex- tra-m'nrric-ular avtivities. Awarcletl the honor ol the position this year were llarluu':t Popplexsell and llene Sevi- gny. tinurmlian of the Flag: and Stand- arml llearer. respectively. QE

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-., ,, 5 s , f 1' 1 'f i -fifnkisx 5.1. bi Q rx SAMUEL DATTILO X J' - ' N President ...J KENNETH MYERS Vice-President E Il S S N UFFIIIEHS a Y Z. JANE CONTE Social Chairman , 'fi' an V-igx. f- K ,,-,., JEAN LACAVA Treasurer v . Q...-Q Unaided by genies and magic lanterns, the officers of the class of '51 worked their own magic to manage the affairs and smooth out the difficulties of the senior class. As was shown by the success of our senior year, each officer was suited to his job. President Sam Dattilo wielded the senior gavel expertly, ably aided by Ken Myers, vice-president. The minutes were kept faithfully and neatly by secretary Barbara Boyde, while treasurer ,lean LaCava competently managed the finances, and Jane Conte, social chairman, diligently planned dances and parties. BARBARA BUYDE Secretary 18

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SAM ABATE I am myself my own rom- rnamler. Annex Choir: Wrestling 2: Renaissance Club 1, 2: lli-Y 2. 3, 4. 251 llayward Ave. No. 33 Undecided ' JOSEPH ANDRASSY Joe The shortest answer is doing. Freshman Soccer: Swimming 1, 2. 33 Hi-Y 2, ,3. 4. 321 Melville St. No. 33 College 7W,.........,, . ...mf-1 I FELICIA ARCENTO aphyl., Youth is full of pleasure. Renaissance Club 1, 2, 35 Monitor 4. 893 No. Goodman St. No. 25 College PHILIP ACCORSO Phil Words pass away, but actions remain. 26 llelena St. Franklin Work ANNA ANGE Silence more musical than any song. 27 Hartford St. Mercy College MARY-LOU A1RY Her constancy is evident in her smile. Volleyball 3, 4. 41 Arch St. No. ll Work CL MARY Al.TOBE1.1.0 Mar Virtue is like a rich stone. best when plain set. Spanish Club 2, 3, 43 l,a- Vida 2, Frosh Editor 3: Tri- Y 1, 2. 3, 4: Volleyball 1, 2: Choir 13 Science Club 2, 3: Bowling 3. 565 Ceflarwood Terr. No. 28 College Z1 is ' A 3 1-eel! 'L v s . . Pl ','- -'v 1 N . 'p r lj! lg I XJ W t . l i .NY 'A ', Us Qui, ' 'M ,lt 'lic x, www 1. I ,V . . ,,, ' T., xv: 4 ' W4 v I ' i . X X fb v , ng 5 l l 1 'M' ' 1 1 . ' tu lt A . GRACE MARIE ANGE The reward of a thing well done is to have done it. Swimming 1g Bowling 2, 33 Movie Operators Club 23 Ren- aissance Club 2, 3, 4g Ap- paratus 2. 22 Eighth St. No. 25 College 1 , I 'Mil '-husk tax ALEX ANCELOFF lt's good to he honest and true. Basketball 1, 23 Awards Com- mittee 1, 2. 64 Mapledale St. No. 14 V. M. 1.