East High School - Orient Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1953 volume:

Z'-kk lm 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. Our Alma Mater dear, to thee we sing, May all thy future years new honors bring, May friends thy banner raise, thy foes grow less, All love and praise to our old E. H. S. mx? W' y N W Qflf K XF W Q 34 S A ayjy YDPPP' fy M Nw 'JJ Xff wwf QW x yy 5? L 'NN fx' uf' ' ' 'T . XWKQVI 2 YL' VK -X ' Y' . W N35 QF ' L ww, J? SQ D aw ,J Xxvfl It X 9,1 Q kf X D N, Q, 'W N J, NJ ,QV I ' Q XX N ' . f A Y ij , K rch ,A K, W 5 f ' ' t X ' L . aj XJ , 1- ,ff , A M 3, 9 KN ' I - 7 V N Y- X ig J J -,N I n ! .ZWIXSJ ,jj Cv X q?'pl,3,V The Glass The 50 Ennzuwsary RIENT Pre senis Z' Aim 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. Our Alma Mater dear to thee we sing' May all thy future years new honors bring' P I 1- May friends thy banner raise, thy foes grow lessg Q . All love and praise to our old E. H. S. 4 ai' DTGWDTG When another hfty years haw passed and FCITIIUISCCUCCS begin may the 1953 Orlcnt be of HSSISIHHCC to vou IH brmgmg back memorles clear forclble and beauuful memor1es of former fr1ends faculty and student days In the realwatlon that you enjoy readlng thxs Or1ent we shall feel that our work has not been done 1n va1n tofu! kj X ON TEN TS FACULTY SENIORS ACTIVITIES are all mscrlbecl IH thls bool-r Our fr1ends our plans our happxness and our sorrows x NJ Q I 3 D ' ' V 1 f ' I . I 'K A2 o 9 Q . H a NNIVER ARY The halls ol East Hlgh were at one time decorated with statues as IH the pxeture ahme In the mnddle 30 s these were remoyed Today the halls hue lost thtlr classical flavor The plcturt at right shows the a s alue wxth pu 11s as they create thelr own atmosphere of warm rxendshnp fire THE ICLARIONY' APRIL l90.S OUR NEW BLILDING lf' 'v-1, X Flftyf years ago th1s une a small group of young men elreammg of handlebar mustaches, and young yy omen portraung the Glbson G1r1 style yentured lnto a gay world of horse cars, gas llghts and an oceaslonal horseless carnage Tlmes have changed the ap earance of our school has altered yet t e Splflf of those Care free days st1ll l1ngers1n our halls Gut class yyxll go forth 1nto a troubled yyor tl and to us ulll fall the task of IIHPFOX mg the yy orld 1n yy hlch we hye If IH the comlng hfty years the classes folloxung us yull proht by our experx ences ue shall feel that our goal has heen attuned e front age of the flarx n 'xprl 1903, h rwing liJ.t H'gh School und: In Alrxun- ' gnc.: -rl'ni'-. - . ' ai- Y - ' f b Id - . cet I-1 'een l'n efit- nm g . ra of the rm 1 4 nd m ust one o tht remarkable feature lf the new ul b . - , I . . , . . .1 M11 'lffff' hw- Th' Wlldnur j- A - 1' 5 - H, ' Ther ,the aswmhly- all, neu L- T rs 1' e ' D' ' 'M' rn 'nd 0 ' ' om doo' ' 'uh A 3' md ' ' gave a detailed tlesermptl an of the than motlern school East High. CI-IOOI It was lust 50 years ago when the 1200 students of the Rochester High School returned from their Easter vacation to take possessron of their new but not completed school building As Mr Wilcox sa1d masons to the right of them plumbers to the left of them electrrcians in front of them volley d and thunder df Twelve hundred students 1n a school built to accommodate a thousand' They found awartlng them a beaut1ful new building that was the last word xn school constructzon It boasted an auditorrum two gyms and a lunchroom all were almost unknown in American schools half a century ago The students who marveled at their new school quickly initiated the student life that has become an rmportant part of the HCEIVIIICS of their innumerable successors An early description of the school found in a 1903 Clarion was as follows East High School stands on Alexander Street between University Avenue and Main Street East The building consists of a main part and two wings The wing nearest University Avenue IS the girls part and that toward Mam Street is the boys There is a front door in each wmg and two doors to the main part The bicycle rooms are farther back on each side In the basement are the lockers gyms lunchroom and showerbaths On the first floor are besrdes varlous study and recitation rooms the principal s office his secretary s ofiice the library and the magmficent assembly hall The second floor IS given up entirely to study rooms and recitation rooms with the exception of the gallery of the assem bly hall On the third floor are more study and recita t1on rooms the physics zoology and chemistry laboratories and the offices of the Clarron Alto I C gether there are sixty five rooms The system of ventilation 15 a very elaborate and complete one There is a system of electric clocks and telephones reaching almost every room in the building The crowning feature of the building the assembly hall seats about 1100 people Drinking fountains are found on each floor There are four flights of wide stanrs and in fact almost every modern convenience When the building IS finished lt will indeed be a model for educational IHSIIIUIIOUS of the kind to copy In 1907 West High School was buxlt Much rivalry soon developed between the two schools as a result of the West vs East football game of that year Track baseball football and basketball were the original sports The teams schedules 1ncluded high schools in western New York and the freshman teams of the University of Rochester and several other colleges Orr mally the teams were supported dlrectly by the stu ents until 1906 when the Board of Education first began to provide funds for athletics Intense rivalry led to gambling which in turn led to lnsistence by the parents that football be elrmmated from the high schools By 1923 East High became so crowded that it was necessary to split the school day Half the pupils came in the morning and half in the afternoon with two hecnc periods near noon with all thirty six hun dred students attending There were two annexes one on Goodman Street in an old gum factory and one on Umversity Avenue This situation continued until 1930 when Franklin H1gh School opened and took many of the extra students from East Another East Hrgh School first is the soc1al science laboratory which was 1n1t1ated in 1924 Throughout the years East Hngh School s teachers have been in the forefront of educational progress The names of many members of the faculty constitute a chapter IH the history of education in America There are several interesting features about the school which are unknown to most of us In one of the rooms 1n the back of the school there 15 found an elevator or dumb walter as it was called which ran from the basement to the thlrd floor Although unused today many years ago it served the purpose of carry mg supplies for the faculty Hidden beneath a trap door in the basement is a stream which flowed on this property many years before East High existed The school was built rlght over the stream' For fifty years the lofty ivy covered towers have stood as a symbol of digmry and respect We shall always cherish the memorxes of our beloved East High School ff l , - - -1 . . . . . , . . . , , 1 1 - 1 1 .1 . . . . . , , . . . . . . . . . . . ,, 1 1 . . . . . , - 1 1 1 , . , . .. . . . 1 ' 1 1 . . , . . . , . . . . . 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Y Q MR ALBERT W1Lcox OUR TWG PRINCIPALS Durmg the first fifty years of East Hrgh s exnstence two outstandrng prrncrpals have gu1ded the student body at East For thrrty five years Mr Albert Wrlcox through unselfish devotron and utmost concern for each lndlvrdual watched the growth of East I-hgh He saw our school make 1ts place in the c1ty as an out stand1ng1nst1tut1on of learnmg Characterrstlc East I-hgh spmt so famous even rn years gone by was lIlSClg3.tCd and establxshed by Prmcrpal Wllcox After th1rty five years of construe t1ve xnsprrmg servrce Mr W1lcox retlred Takmg over th1s POSIEIOH was another promrnent leader For Hfteen years Mr Wrlllam C Wolgast has gulded the affarrs at East His wrsdom patxence and keen under 53545. standlng comblned wrth hls rare wrt and sense of humor have made hun W a valuable counselor and 1nsp1r1ng ,, frrend W1th deep mterest rn the development and personal growth of each 1nd1v1dual Mr Wolgast has befrlended the student body Upon graduatxon each lHdlVldl13l realizes the 1mportant part Mr Wolgast has played m his high school l1fe Mn WILLIAM C Wononsr 1 ' ' a ' 7 7 ' ' ' ' 3 y Q 2 ' , . xi . 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John A Balrd Sczence Herbert Bates Practzcal Arts Mrs Beatrlce Bushnell M ath em atzcs Nlrs Ethel Abbott Business Educatmn Mrs Isabel Barnett Home Economics Mrs RIBBON Begley Buszness Educatlon Dorothy B Champney Guzdance Rose Abramou Soczal Studzes Helen A Barnum Englzsh Anthony J Belsman Health Educatzon Charles N Clark Spanzsh 10 3101s- F N1les Bacon A Harold Bagg Latm German Katherme Barn Ann Bassett Sczence Gzrls Adusor Mrs Nancy Belfer Art Mrs Laura Colahan Business Educatzon Clarence P Bllhorn Music Mrs Katherme Connell Englzsh I C 1 s ' C s C ? -'gm n SM Harold E Cowles Engltsh Mrs Grace S Dowdle Nurse Wllllam R Foster Busmess Educatzon Louls W Hagen Mathematzcs C Bennett Daly Health Educatzon Mrs Margaret Durkln Mathematics Mrs Marlon Caxssert Englzsh Y- Edna M Haggnh Engltsh Harold L DeMay Drzvers Trammg Harold V Fagan Soctal Studies Charles D Gates Annex Prmctpal Mrs Eunice lla rv 1: Englzsh 11 Henry D1Clemente Boys Advzsor Muriel Foote Busmess Educatton Harold S Cllewe Practtcal Arts Ceraldme Hartman Lunchroom Edwm I Dolan Engltsh Mzldred R Forward Lzbrartan Edith Cullace Health Educatzon Edna l-laugh Social Studies . i V K ' y ., if is t . gp G Nlr Sarah Hemlngs Muszc Nlrs Bermce Hulek rt Katherme L Kerrxgan Home Economzcs Mary Mazzara S ec retarv Ruth Hllflker Englzsh rs Helen K lkeler Ps y ch ol ogzsl Earl G Lawrence Guzdance Robert B McKay Health Educatzon Wllhelmxna H Horn Mrs Isabelle Houle Mathematzcs Secretary Mrs Bertha Kalmn Health Education Henry H Keel Qczence 1 in 'limi Myra S Logan Health Educalzon Richard M Learn Sczence Donald I McK1e Edna A McLaughl1n Social Studzes Music 12 'Nlrs Ruth Huggler English Everett Kennell Sczence Mame Lynde Home Ecanomzcs Raymond Mohr Practzcal Arts X 1 . ' M . . . ' . A A . . A . N- if . y X Roger W Morse Health Educatzon Robert I Palmer Soczal Studzes Mrs Maude Rathbun English 1 Ida D Rubenstern Soczal Studzes Fred R Myers Elsie G Neun Vzce Pnnczpal French Mrs Marlon Parker Home Economics Leo P Reddmg Social Studzes Herman 0 Porter Business Educatzon Paul A Relchel Practzcal Arts Margaret A Ruf Helma C Russell Busmess Educatzon Science 13 'Vlrs Anne INolfx ltalzan Fred J Quetschenbach C ustodzan Qu hw George A Roller Guldance Rlchard T OHara Social Studzes wil' Irene Qumn Sclence Wrlham Rotmans Pracncal Arts Dolores Sanhrgccg Mrs Dorothy bChl6hkPr Annex Secretary Englzsh 0 N 'ok ' 2 1 J? X f 1 M rrro r lorr f ' , .f ' u ' N ,V 'Z 9' ' ' A ' ' IgE , ' qi 7 k .I E' 1 5, af 0 . w Sara Sedlta Elhs S Smnh Paul J Smyth Lzbrarlan Engluh Mathematics Charles R Starke Muszc Buszness Educatzon Allen B Whitaker English Lllllan Stoneburg Mrs Florence Toolan Latm Englzsh Mathematzcs Mathematzcs Mrs J G Whlte Wllham C Wolgast Bookroom Prmczpal 14 Edna Snow Health Educatzon Robert G Torrens Health Education Business Educatzon Mllton E Woodams Soctal Studzes Mrs Mary Stark Muszc Lols Tumer Socuzl Studies Soctal Studies Mrs Kathryn Zobel r Nlrs. Martha Vanllrnam Frederick C. Watson Mrs. Helen W.-Watson Edyrard J. Weleh Ethel M. West - . . . . ' .. . . u . A t GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT L3 'VIR LAWRENCE Guidance Ogzcer MR. DiCLEMENTE Boys' Advisor NIR ROLLER Fuzdance Ojzcer MISS BASSETT Girls' Advisor The guidance department has been an indispensable part of our everyday life at E. H. S. Advice given in all of our proh- lems has helped us greatly during our days in high school. We have been helped. not only in planning our activities and schedules. hut also in making future plans. We wish to express our gratitude to them for their invaluahle rounselling. ,X V124 Hartman Nlrs Nw 'NIrQ Morgan 'Wh Cunan NIR Keenan 'Nlrc 'Nh-llar Mrs Spmdler N1rQ Bum C-XFETERIA XIXINIPNXN4 F 4352? Nlmton II Qaxagze F uetwhenbarh A Klwn W Porcr Bnllnm 'Ure Qprnng, Ure Homer Mr Vlnter ll Ill Nlr gen 'D -SODAS H., 5 J W? xJJ I wg! I 1? Ari-1 5 .X f fji ni0rS 5 U P 5 K' mv U I ,XT ? X Xxx! ff Wi' ia!! if N , FV Y I -'X ' 7 X M 1 K ,B .N I Wg f f' lx Q J Q 1 1 5 5' S ff? Q, if 44 ' 6 P wx N f J Av x T X W XXX X XXX- ' ,I H O me Y' K L ', X fvgm CLASS HISTORY Our lllnll school dats are rapldlw commff to an end -X ue look hack upon the wears we spent at Pat H1 h ue remember them happlly When ue mae FlltlJl'OZ1ClllI1 the annex on our frrst day of hu h rhool our minds were fllled with wonder rf x hat lax dlledfl There ua the task of maklnf' neu fnend ettmf acquannted mth neu teachers and leilllllllf' hon rt was to be on our own Lnder the dnefnon of Sandra lepsch and Dlane Tomp kms ure ne rdent ln the first and second se me ter re pectrxels ue had a Halloxse en party and .1 Gala fhrnstmas parts The year passed so qunklx that before me knew It we were ready to enter the mam lllllldlflf' Then fame the task of adaptmff ourselwes to another hurldmff and another faculty For our ophornore offrcers ue chose Jon Hlll presldent June Hopper uce president Sandra Iepsch treas urer lxefma Belxa secretary and Herb Alken soclal thalrman Durmff the year, use had a va rretw shots at sshlch ue dxscovered much new tal ent Thrs exent started our treasury groumg I pper classmen now ue entered East Hwh with assurance and dlvnltw After a few weeks of nb blnff the underclassmen lglad we were no longer ln thelr placel we settled down to our studles and trred to learn somethlnfr Thls year we elected Drck Palermo to head our class Lnder hlm were Connle Bagho uce presldent, Sue Peck, secre tary Boots Stanton treasurer, and Sally Fer rara soclal cha1rman The flrst socxal event was called the Hobo Hop Chosen to hold the tltles 17 of Klnv and ueen uere Jerry Nlurphv and Conme Baffllo Our next dance, the Jumor .lam horee was a ffreat succes As our Jumor year came to a close me elected our future S C A presrdent and edrtors of the Clarzon and Often! staff Chosen to these offlces were Jerry Nlurphy Dwwht Rvan and Gall Callmffer respectlvely In our Semor year Drck Palermo was re elected class president wlth Bob Freeman treasurer, Boots Stanton wlce presldent Helen DIRICHZO secretary and Call Smlth soclal chalrman Thelr plans for our first senlor dance the Bum s Rush were carried out to make thls event very success u The golden anmversary Carnlval planned by Basll 'Nllchel and Nlr D1Clemente, was the blg gest and best rn the hrstory of the school Excrtement and thrllls flashed throuvh the halls a seniors donned their purple and xshlte annner arw heames A splendrd cast of twelxe worklng together under the dlrectlon of 'Hr Dolan produced for llss Archer The attentne audlence proxed thrs semor plat a smash hltl Wlth sprlnff came plans for the Senlor assem blw prcmc banquet, and prom Craduatlon was a tlme to uhlch we looked for rs ard mth mixed emotxons of Joy and sadness As me recened our dnplomas memorles of our days at Eat came before u We then reahzed how hr h school had shaped our Ines for the future v , - , - at - 1- 4cQ 1- A F' S . 4 C Z' ' 1 . 5 ' ' .. ' l l . 0 ' ' . C - . . ,-. - . S E1 . ' . . ' . r. -S. . ' L ' F, ., . ' f . J. . .U gi . Q Y .. Y . . L I F, . . . - . 1 x . ' ' ' ' . ' s ., Z. - s. - ' .' . 5' rv r- f if . ' ze Q Q . . I ' , . V . . .. . . . T I 4 ' n 1 V. G V. N. N . H ,, 7. . . . . .. , -I r 5 .. - . ' .. , Q . , . . . . . S 5. S ' f '. ' ' , , . I -h , - as v aa F. . . . 1 . .. a , - C . - - cs - as - f . a D fs n L . a - S S U 2 f ' . ' .. , 4 .. , .' D - . , . . . . , - . ' z' H -1 w 5 - ' 1. . . . Y - B . . Q . -i , V. . . gg . , A , , A ' ..- , D . L I I . . Y Y V . ' . y . rr c . ' - A' . H ' . , ,, , . f ' - D Ce D. . T . I t. . . . -. 4' '7 . f. . - 7 ' - 'U , 1 e ' 5 5- 2' . . . Y i . ' 44 as - ELAINE STANTON Vice President GAIL SMITH Social Chazrman RICHARD PALERMO President HELEN DiRIENZO ROBERT FREEMAN Secretary Treasurer SENIOR OFFICERS OF 1953 Officers of the Class of 53 were chosen at the beginning of our senior year. Led by Dick Palermo, President, the officers did a great job in keeping the interest high in Senior Class activities. Helping him in the office of vice-president was Elaine Stanton. The minutes of the meetings were recorded by Helen DiRienzo, Secretary, Bob Freeman. Treasurer, handled class funds. Our parties were planned and di- rected under the leadership of Gail Smith, Social Chairman. Together the officers worked as a team to make our class outstanding. 18 Qtandzng C Flood C Croxer G Polvmo Vlnss Russell Carro F Smlth H D1R1enzo R Palermo E Stanton R 'Nlr Rzuhel F lNllfll0 S Lepsch Z Engllsh Seated R Freeman H Aiken SENIOR COUNCIL Semor Councll cons1sts of representatues from all the senxor homerooms Lnder the dlrectlon of Mlss Russell and Nlr Relchel they planned dances and partles and had char e of most other semor act1x1t1e such as the semor play senlor banquet and the prom Thelr planmn and work made our senlor year a tremendous cllmax to our hr h sehool days The honor of Standard Bearer of the class of 1953 ss as awarded to Basll Nllchel and that of Cuardran of the Flag to Call Gallm er These mb honors are based on h1 h scholastlc standmg c1t1zen shmp and partlclpatlon rn school act1v1t1es STANDARD BEHRERS Guardlan Of The Flag Standard Bearer GAIL GALLINGER BASIL MICHEL 19 DICK ABBOTT Rabb It is better to wear out than to lust out Bowlmg 2 W ork ED!! ARD A AFTER Ed Nlodesty ls a candle to thy merlt Swimming 2 3 4 Hi Club ' 3 LEto1le 3 Clarion 3 1 Xalmouth Rd No 46 College xxgx' I DOROTH1 ALLEN Dot' The gentlest heart and mlldest manners Xollewball 1 Homeroom Rep Iesentatne 1 'H Breck St N 31 Undecided ANIN L ALLENZA Anme A reaeonlng and temperate vull hast ehe Renalssance Club 2 4 Bowling 924 Rosewood Terr N 11 Work HERBERT XIIXEN Deacon A man of tleedb not words Home: oom representatlx e Senior Louncil 4 Socnal Chah man Spamsh Club 3 Presulent 4 Modern Language ub 4 ro lcs H Presldent 3 4 Choxr 2 444 Winton Rd I IHAXCES AI MMO Fran X fx lend IQ better than sllxer or gold o ex ball 1 Moxie D er xtors Club Conslllum 3 4 bvummlng 3 Xox 4 66 Bust Street 2 College 14 'ESS-. 'iv : :- w ni' cn 5, 'ir' t m A N tv V' 5 W :U EZ Em 07 O iii 'O 35 '55 44 5 Q9 gm 'fi FV 3' O C UQ 5 FV ua o 0 3 m Vi -1 o 5 I9 5' rn PQ 72 5-1 gm 'ow if.. m 0 -1 O m IH O 0 Ea gn -5-3 o :iw FU Q : El CD YD N :x O FD KO U5 U5 O S '5 va K0 C :1 n. FD S. zz 53 ..- 224 Rosewood Terr N 11 Work A-ak I to . ' 1 on C . CD 1 , B- - 1 . - :s . 1 Q- . . . ru , '1 M. o 2 K :x . P . . 4 ' h 5' I: ' : 40 , Q Q .4 Z P .9 - ' oo P-4 . , -A I 5, .1 qw :ff ' gf f 1 ' ' '. at , e V 1 CD - H I 'I , ' l': ,Z - ' :x . ' - In 1 ' Moa ' 'w O. ,. ru.. . ' '1 I 03 .. ..,,. . ,Q -qw , 9 SN . f , w . , U A . , , lil-5 : at N h M I ' , ' , N 3 , . F . T. ' 4 f-4 . .- r 9 - ' - 4' Q . ,evil li A ah? . m 4- .. . .. I in 4 ., 1 ' . ' -' '- , 4 rl r' v I .Jam ' A , . ' b 1 , . Y , . Wd - '. . ' ':vf'a. 'A ' I Q 7 ' 4 , O Q X V o . - - T' -I . I . H11 H ANDERSON JACK ANIGE 1 ood will makes intelligence Hipplness lS vshere xou fmd it Nxlmmlng 2 3 ack P 60 Hebard Qt IN 2 oss ountny Lndecided ns lum 4 e oss 3 4 Assemblies Com mittee 3 Bulldlng Lommlttee fJIl6flt. 4 Orchestra 1 Rand 2 1 Xhlsoma. Rd No .12 College PI-I1 LLIS ARENA Phyl Helter skelter hurrx scurrg Chatting laughing nexer worn Basketball 3 Softball 3 Home room Representatne 4 414 Haxvxard Axe Detroit Lndecided SALLY E ARINESEN Isa I tolden hair llke shinmg light 1-mance Committee 4 Orient 4 u on 3 4 Bow ln ammatlon Board 4 H R Rep resentatlxe 4 Cholr 2 4 136 Colebourne Rd N 52 I ndeclded Sllh PHX LLIS ARCHER Phyl Busx and quiet all the da3 ihe goes around in her own way Clarion 3 Bowling 3 Choir 3 1122 Culxer Rd East Aurora College up DICK AX ERE a millionaire R asketball 1 2 FTOIICS 3 120 Durand Bhd Marshall XX ork NIARIO ARENA Napoleon wasn t a giant either Renaissance Club 2 3 4 Il Piccolo Scrixano Art Editor 4 Bovslmg 4 I-ii Y 3 4 3a3 Central Pk N 25 46 Work QAM CON CETTA B ACLIO Full of fun and fancy free Publlcatlon Committee 1 H R Representathe Moxie Operators Club 2 Consilium 3 Patrlclan 3 4 X109 Pres :dent Iunior Class Renals :ance Club 1 2 3 4 ll Piccolo Qcrnano 3 Orient Clrculatlon Manager 4 133 Pennsylxania Axe No 27 Undecided . if , I b I A 4 A 1 . . Y A , . rr ,-4 Av A , w A Sv' ' ' .., 3 Tr' L, 3: .. 'o. T 'J ' , . I Cr C H 3, 4: Hi-Y 2, f - ' ' A . ' : 3, 43 C0 il' 2, 3, 3 Rd ' 'A - ' 1 - . . C12- ' 1:. ' . ' ' 2 2 - ' 0' 3: V l , 2: 'N ' . I 'R 0.9 X , . W v 1 .v 1 , lf smlles were wealth, he'd be Connie - H. -. B I . , 3. 4: e - . I I I , . ' ' , - V ' 2. 4: ' F ' fl ' V .Mi 5 N! AI A I . .l - I . 3' ' ' ' ' ' rf 11 . I D If A U v I 1 , ,p a I ' ' ,. l , - mf-i U , 5 'lug 2: Exl ' ' V ' ' . ' fo., N I.. 21 1 il WILLIAM JOHN BAILIE ffsizzff A great guy who is loads of fun. Soccer 1. 2, 3, 4: H. R. Baskete ball 3, 4: Consilium 3, Vox 3, Clarion 43 Orient Sports Editor 4: Hi-Y 3, 4. 28 Revalla St. No. 11 College 33 JOAN BARCO HJOJJ XVe'll note you in our memory book. Bowling 2. 132 Xvinterroth St. No. 25 VVork 9 X.. JANICE S BARONE Jani' She is such stuff as dreams are made of Consllium 1 2 3 Vox Board 2 3 Movie Operators Club 1 2 3 H R Representative 2 Red Cross 2 Jr Chairman 3 Sr Chairman 4 Junior Council 3 Clarion News Editor 4 24 Hempel St No 27 College JOAN B BARRETT Joame' A faithful friend is the med 1Cll'l8 of life H R Representative 1 2 3 Red Cross 2 3 4 Roman State 2 3 Orient 4 181 Birchwood Ave Ridgewood Undecided 'X EILEEN BARITOT :flu She's studious, steadfast, and retiring Her gentle traits we are all ad- mlring. Swimming 2. 3: Bowling 3, 49 Vox 3: Orient 4. 300 Cedarwood Terr, No. 33 College CAROLYN A. BARONE Carol A friend to all, a joy to know. Annex Choir 1. 1118 E, Main St. No. 33 Work BARBARA JEAN BARRY CHARLES BATTAGLIA Bobble: Charlie ' Gentle in manner fun in real Renaissance Club 2 3 131 Weld St N0 14 670 Garson Axe No 33 College Work RFCINX XXX BFIXA IOI IS R BECRLE Lou' Oh' What fools you mortrls XX hy can t you be carefree lrke me Soccer 1 2 3 4 Svsrmming 1 asketball 2 H Y 2 Track 3 4 '39 I arson Axe lN 33 College BARB-XR-X BLAESI Barb' A sense of humor a pleasant manner and smcerltg make up her banner Ost Stlmme 2 3 Cerman Club 3 Bowlmg 2 3 Badminton 43 Mapledale St No 11 Work Reggie Some are born great some 'rchlexe greatness and some hate greatmss thrust upon them S C X lice President 4 Sec rttarx 3 H R Reprfsentatne 1 3 Publrcatron Committee 3 Building, tommlttee 1 Xvmrds Committee 1 Safety ouncrl 1 on 3 'Ve Pdltor 4 Roman State Officers 3 4 Patrlclan 2 Xox Board 3 4 Consrlrum 2 3 4 Clu s Commlttee MONIQ Operators Club 1 2 3 Renarssance Club 3 Treasurer 3 Il PICCOO Scrrxano 3 Trr Y 1 2 246 Merchants Rd N 33 College CAROL F BLIDF' Quret steadfast and sincere Shell meet success rn her ca reer Tri Y 1 Awards Committee 4 olr 1 2 4 Secretarw 3 H R Repre sentatixe 1 Annex House of Delegates 1 leaders Club 3 sophomore Council 2 French Club 2 Secretary 3 President 4 Modern language Club 4 LEtoile 4 Clarron 4 Orient 4 Frolics 3 Publicity Com mittee 3 Fun Nrght 3 38 McKlnster St No 11 College Rl TH ANNT BISHOP Ruthie The greatest things are done bw the help of small ones Student Court 2 Orrent Sec retary 4 Exammatron Board 4 LEto1le 4 Consrlium 3 Xox Board 3 Bovwlrng 2 Svvlmmrng 3 C A A 1 Trl Y 1 2 3 Clarion 3 Junror Coun cll 3 Choir 3 Assemblies Com mittee 2 28 Berrw St St Johns the Ex angelrst College SL ZAIN L E BIL SO Sue I hate a heart with room in it for exery joy Spanish Club 1 2 3 Bowling 261 Anderson Axe N 31 Nursing Sf CAROL BOLT Kttty' To our class shes an added attraction A lively girl with pep and ac tion Cheerleaders 3 4 Leaders Club 2 Bowling 2 Tennis 2 Basketball 3 Swimming 2 3 Xolleyball 2 G A A 1 Base ba 2 94 Merchants Rd Christian School College TINA F BOON Gax happy and nice as she can Xolleyball 1 2 3 Fun Night 2 Leaders Club 3 Spanish Club 3 4 116 VVllsonla Rd No 52 Work -'. 1, 3. 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' 9 . .- . - , , j 3 , , - . , . . it ' ' ' - ' 5 : ' :' : I :A , ' x . ll . , . . . n ' KINLEY BRAUER NIILTON BRAX ERMAIN Km' He neyer ls alone who ls ac companied by noble thoughts H R Basketball 1 2 3 Orient 4 Conslllum 2 HIY 2 Secre tary 3 President 4 Sophomore Councll 2 Junior Council 3 Cabinet 4 Clarion 4 Tennls 3 LILto1le 3 4 Band 1 3 No 31 College Orchestra 3 4 28 Illinois St Ullt Nlodest men are scarce 69l Culler Rd No 31 College 1515 99,150 BARBARA DIANE BRUMFIELD Barbie Always happy always gay Annex Choir 1 H R Repre sentatiye 1 2 Finance Com mittee 2 3 4 French Club 2 3 Bowllng3 Clarlon3 Swim ming 3 Renaissance Club 3 Club Committee 3 Orient Staff 4 F1-olics 4 553 Goodman St N No 33 College MARY BUNIDSCHUH No pleasanter manner can any one trace Table Tennis 1 Bowling 1 French Club 2 3 4 Lead s C ub 3 Trl Y 3 4 246 Anderson Aye N 29 Undecided CxROL ANIN BRISTOV9 Pretty to walk with witty to talk with and pleasant to look upon Ollent Iiterary Editor Ost Stlmnle Edltor 2 3430 St Paul Blld Champaign Ill College CORNELILS BROOKS Geech The answer to a coachs prayers Basketball 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 KIOSS Country 2 3 Base bel ' 33 kelly St I lkt County Training School Undecided JOAN R BLRNETT LLCILLE CALI me A likable glglucxlth a likable Little nameless acts of kind wa, ness and love nalssance Club 2 3 4 French Club 2 3 Bowling 4 1l2I-lfth St St Francis Xavier 31 Arbordale Ave No 46 work College Nu-' U . .1 , A A L 5 ' v v v fa' JJ . , , . 1 ' : . 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' ' v I v ' 1 A . , x I I'-1, ,A 2 XX 2 tk , Q ANTHONY CALLARI You can t tlnd a nlcer guy' Homeroom Basketball 1 2 Renaissance Club 2 3 4 Homeroom Representative 1 J X Baseball 2 3 College LOUIS CALLARI Lou I envy the happiness of man because I am content with my own 39 Francis St A ulnas ollege ALBERT CANGIANO SAM CAPPELLO The present is the time in Actions speak louder than which we act the future that words for which we prepare yvresmng 1 3 Renaissance Club 20 Walt St No 27 260 Lyndhurst St Aquinas Work College 25 JOSEPH CALLERAME Cal His ready wit and zest for fun makes him a hit with everyone HiY 2 3 4 Band 2 German ub 2 3 180 Central Pk No 27 College fN 'VIARJORIE CAMPBELL Margie ' Red head with a. twinkling eye Shes a. credit to East High Trl Y 2 Bowling 2 Swimming 3 4 J V Cheerleader 4 Club 28 3 Awards Committee 4 Orient Circulation 4 French Club 3 Frollcs 4 16 Merwin Ave No 52 College 'N I-nal MICHAEL CARIOLA A quiet man with a winning personality Homeroom Basketball 1 2 Spanish Club 3 4 Reserve Basketball 2 3 7 Weld St No 14 College KENNETH CARLETTA Ken A rare combination s. mind and lover of fun Homeroom Basketball Renaissance Club 2 3 Advertising Manager 4 blies Committee 4 245 Pennsylvania Ave master 1 2 Clarion Assem No 25 College ' . 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' sg baseball 2, 3, 41' Basketball o o l G fl I! l so A JOHN CARLEX -XTTI Jahnnze -x great guy to know xx here ey er you go Renaissance Club 2 3 Soccer 1 2 3 Reserxe Basketball 216 Parsells Me lN0 33 I ndecmded ANTHONTX CARLISI Car' In our halls on our streets Tony IS liked by all he meets Homeroom Basketball 2 R serye Basketball 1 RGUHIN sance Club 2 3 18 Flfth St N College XXII' MARX C-KSALE Tlny but peppy seldom blue Honestly Mary well sulely miss you Renaissance Club 1 2 4 Sec Ietary 3 Moxie Operators Club 2 3 Sophomore Council Homt room Representatix silium 4 Patllclan 2 Ed tor 3 4 C 4 Orlent 3 on Piccolo Scrlxano Bowling 1 2 Trl 1 lon Assistant Edlto Circulation 4 50 Miller St N 21 College NANCY CASTIGLIONIF ' Nan She who glyes of herself celwes more than she glxes Bowling 1 2 Moxie Operators Club 1 2 3 Homeroom Repr sentatlye 1 2 Tx Renaissance Club 1 2 3 96 Bay St N0 2 Undecided PATRICIA CARR Path Hell always remember this glrl Pat You cant forget her just hke that Frollcs 2 Finance Committee 2 3 4 Publlcxty Commlttee 3 Leaders Club 3 Secretary S 3 Baseba Svslmmlng 2 Clarion 3 Ouent book Committee 120 Colebourne Rd N College CAROLINE CATALAINO Carol A laugh like sunshine a heart of gold Bowling 2 Tri Y 2 3 Renais sance Club 2 3 2017 E Main St St Johns XX ork 26 RICHARD J CARRO 'Curly -X light heart llxes long Wrestling 1 2 Frolxcs 2 3 Renaissance Club 1 2 3 Il Piccolo Scrlxano 3 Homeroom Representatlye 4 40 First St N 2 Nayx XIRGINIA CARRUBA Gmny' A good heart is worth all the heads in the world Xolleyball 1 2 Renaissance C ub 1 2 3 4 Majorettes 3 158 Hayward Awe No 27 Undecided 1 V S , A V 'Q R7 3 1? 1525-U . .'1., , .-521 ,Y , -1 A . 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CARMFN JAMES CATALFANIO X ersatility Orlglnallty and Iopularlty Reserxe Basketball 2 Home room Basketballl 2 3 4 Re serxe Track 1 Track 2 3 4 Roman Statel 2 3 Xollexball ccer 2 3 2162 Cllfford Axenue N 11 College CARNIEN ROSS CATALFANIO Cat The road to success is x rs rough bu his talents will make it easy enough Homeroom Bqsketball 1 2 3 Basketball 2 Track Baseball 1 3 Cross Country 1 26 Sw racuse St N 21 College DIANF' CLINITSMAN Mildness rules ox er her 64 Laurelton Rd No 11 Work IDNVVIAE FR.AIx CIS CLYDE Punkm None but the brave deserxe the fair eyball 1 2 3 T Baseball 1 2 3 4 Fro 2 3 Basketball 1 2 4 Leaders 2 3 4 Swimming 2 4 Semor ay 2 3 209 Castlebar Rd 1No 14 Nursing JOHN CAVALERI No one can conquer such man' W restllng 2 3 4 Soccer 4 11a Hemple St I ndeclded -A up RICHARD CONIEAL Duck' Reading maketh a. full man Frollcs 2 3 Cross Country 1 33 Hall St Nu 02 College CARL D CHIAREYZA Fritz' Full of vigor and witalitw Carl has a wonderful person olr 1 3 4 and 1 Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Inter high olr 2 4 Inter Jumor olr 1 Hi Y 1 2 3 Treas urer 2 Clarion Photographer 2 Orlent Photo Editor 4 Dance Band 3 Frollcs Band 1 3 4 Carnival 797 IN Goodman St Nc? 21 'INNABELL CONKLIN A Joy to know she has no foe Choir 1 Clarion 2 4 Volley ba 2 Tennis 2 Orient 4 Coo 4 D 3a Qumce St No 33 College I x N. 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'3, 4, Y Ne is GEORGIA M CORTRIGHT George A quiet tongue shows a wise mlnd Swimming 2 4 Renaissance Club 2 3 Il Piccolo Scrlsano 2 3 Carman Club 3 Ost Stim m 3 Orient 4 Publications Committee 4 22 Carleton St Charlotte College K BEX ERLY CULLIAN Bucky' Galety and sincerity combined Basketball 1 2 Bowling 1 2 Svxlmmlnfz 1 Renaissance Club 1 2 3 Baseball 1 2 1031 IN Goodman St lit Carmel VS ork be My Maw' ELLEN MARGARET CL LROSS Ellie A quiet and pleasant manner wins many friends German Club 3 4 Moxie Op erators 2 3 Treasurer 2 Ost Stlmme 4 TlY 3 4 P s ldent 4 Clarion 4 Orient Clr culatlon 4 Homeroom Repre sentatlxe 2 3 Dancing 1 a3 Bellwood Pl No 25 College JOANNE XERONICA MAMIE DAMORE LEO DAURIZIO DARIENZ0 Happy am I from care Im Known to everyone by his ' 0' free cheerful countenance Of gentle manners and mild Xolleyball 1 2 Basketball 1 Renaissance Club Social Chair affections 2 Renaissance Club 1 2 mah 4 Majorenes 3 4 Homeroom Representative 1 408 North St Aquinas 96 X830 St Laurelton 17 Garson Ave N 24 College Undecided College MW WX ALTER CLRTICE f'Wa1t Friendly helpful capable too the kind of fellow we re glad we knew Football 3 4 Cross Country 2 Bowling 3 4 Track 3 4 HIY 3 Tumbling 3 Clarion 4 3w3 Alexander St ho 31 College AUDREY DEBRINE Audae Gentle of speech beneflcent of mlnd T Y 2 3 4 Bowling 2 3 4 Xolleyball 1 Choir 1 2 3 4 214 Illinois St No 28 Work f N L . 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' ' ' CYNTHIA S DEMPSEY Cyn A graceful majorette a beautl ful girl Band 1 2 4 Homeroom Rep resentatlve 1 4 Majorettes 1 2 3 4 Leaders Club 3 o man State 2 3 Clarion 1 Ath letlc Committee 3 Frollcs 2 74 Hurstbourne Rd Laurelton Nursing AUDREY DILORENIZO To know her is to love her owllng 2 4 G A Xolleyball 3 Leaders Club 3 Basketball 3 4 Sw m m ng 2 Junior Inter Hlgh Choir 1 Trl X 4 Yox Editor 4 Clarion 4 Conslllum 4 Ro man State 2 3 4 18 Coventry Axe No 28 lNurslng KFNYNETH MICHEL DEVEY 'Ken After we haxe mentioned the name we need say no more H Y 3 4 210 Illinois St Irondequolt High Navy ELN IRA DINOTO Eme' A true frlend ls forexer a friend volleyball 1 2 Basketball 2 Baseball 2 46 Brett Rd Laurelton Lndeclded 29 ELSIE DICKENS Els ' And still they gazed and stlll the wonder grew That one small head could carry all she knew Homeroom Representatlxe 3 4 Chairman Clubs Committee 4 Conslllum 3 4 Vox Editor 3 Niajorette Squad 2 3 4 Frollcs 516 Cedarwood Terr St Ambrose College KORLEEN M DICKINSON A kind and gentle heart has she Junior Inter High Choir 1 In te High Choir 2 3 G A A 1 4 Xolleyb ll 2 3 Bow ng 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Swm mlng 2 Leaders Club 2 3 Clarion 4 Trl Y 4 198 Illinois St No 28 College if A ONINALEE DINTRUFF HELEN DIRIEINZO Pep personality and persewer ance personified Homeroom Representatlwe 1 Swimmmg 3 Cheerleader 3 4 306 Hazelwood Terr INO 11 Iwurslng Lnlimited enthusiasm Cheerleader 3 4 Renaissance Club 3 Secretary of Senlor Class 4 4.18 Sclo St Mt Carmel R B I LOL IE DI SALXO Lucky Lou I am a part of all that l haxe met Bowling 2 Renaissance Club Work OAKLEY DOBBINQ KENINETH DLNNING Oak Pudge XX hat should .1 man do but bm Ill either find a may or make a merrx new one Qwlmming 1 2 3 4 H Y 1 H R Basketball 1 333 Rosewood Terr N 11 ootball SOCCEI 1 H College Representatne 3 f5l'N Qt? INEZ FDVSARD9 Obliging Cheerful industrious and kind Baseball 2 Xollewball 3 Span Club 3 4 L a 24 Stunz St No 11 Work ZOF' L -XNNOIN ENGLISH We all loxe her for herself alone Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Inter High Orchestra 1 2 3 4 H R Rep rtsentatlxe 2 Trii 3 Senior Council 4 Clarion 4 Orient 4 Finance Committee 4 54 Rosewood Terr No 52 Undecided kilw lil: Q02 Cedarvsood Terr XX est ARLINE M EDMONIDQ Ar A frlendly smile for exeryone Lhoir 1 2 Horseback Rxdxng r h Club 2 3 Tr 3 Junxor Coune1l3 Plnance Commlttee 4 Clubs Committee 4 Orient 4 Clarlon hens Ed 29 Heidelburg St Qt Francls Xaxxer Collepzn ROBERTA ENSIGN JUDITH EVERSHED Bert Judy Friendly cheerful gay Nfone but herself could be her May she always be that wa5 parallel Club 23 2 3 4 Swimming Choir2 TrlY 1 Leaders Club 19 Edgeland St No 11 Work 706 Grand Axe No 52 VK ork 30 A V 3' V . g or T, K, , , N 4 , E 2 If f II .JJ A LV A A fi IIA A I A II' A .A If . IJ Y ' ' , v' ' . ' ' . 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' - ' THONIXS .I FANA l RQI L-X FATKE l me life with a grin and Xoull Lrg' be sure to um Its tranquil people who ac R asketb all 1 compllsh much Cqrn X d Omen olim s Dano ng Bom Bowling 3 ' If ulers Clu 3 Tr 190 Bedford 'it IN 11 Noll Nball 3 Cholr 1 College 136 Ackerman sn N 14 W'o rk SALLY ANN FERRERA LOUIS FERRARO Sal Gal Some think the world is made for fun and frolic Cheerleader 3 4 Spanlsh Club 2 Frollcs 3 Jr Class Qomal Chalrman Cholr 1 Qwum mlng 3 Finance Committee ' Farnnal 4 la Falmlngton Rd N so Follege Tony' A sharp dancer all that need be said H R Basketball 1 2 Renais sance Club 1 2 NVrestling 1 Soccer 1 Reserxe Baseball 1 3 Niagara St No 27 College AG I-QI JOHN FINKS JILANIF FIORINO DIANE FISHER Hes so qulet at times Jean e 10 Breck Qt Corpus Christn Friendship is her gift to all Xllldest manners simplest Work ,go Ba, St N 11 heart Lndecided 931 East Hain St No 36 XX ork CAROL I- LOOD And panting tlme toiled after her ln xaln Xolexball 1 Basketball 1 Horseback Rll1lHg' ' SVNIHIUTIUL 3 Semor Council 4 136 Elmtroft Rd IN 6 College H. .B- 1' :Hi-Y2, S1 , v ' A 3'?1 1' V141 f 42 rl- -,-21 . 1 1, 2: -1- ' , ing Z., 33 nz b 3 i-Y r' 0' 3: ' eg 3 ' ,2. . . . fo. Q I if If I . ' I A : D. If' 1, J - A 1' , 2, 1 21 ' . Ko. '.. I . N1 RX! o 0 l L ' ' Ai I A ffl I7 A A A KID A 1 A , I A L' . I - ' I A 1 x v , , 'I .I -1- '- ' . vxo. - Y 1,-, 1-UML.-'-'L - A n . A 2' k: sv . v - - , 'o. 4 5 , -. Q 4 Y - f 2 1 L 1 DONALD FRANK De Man thou shalt ney er die H R Representatlye 1 H R Basketball 1 2 3 34 Presque St WX ork 1 ROBERT FREEMAN Bob Judge him not by his height but judge him by his inner light Bas etball 1 2 H Basketball 1 Hi Y 4 Secretary 2 3 Treasurer 3 Tennis 2 Captain 3 4 LEtoile 2 Mng Fditor 3 La. Xlda 3 Spanish Club Tre xsurer 3 Senior Class Treasurer Clarion 3 Sports Fditor 4 3w Dyson St N 52 College XXII' C AIL R GALLINGER genlallty and friendliness Inter High Orchestra 1 2 Or chestra. 1 2 3 Leaders Club 2 3 Bovsling 2 3 4 Swimming A A 2 Xice Pr ldent 3 Sophomore Council L Xida 2 3 Spanish Club 2 3 Nice President 4 Horse back Riding 2 Publications Committee 3 Awards Commit tee 4 Orxent Editor ln chief 4 40 Corwin Rd No 46 College RONNIE GANGEMI un a78 Sclo St N 2 Lndecided .ILNE CAROL FRELIER PXTRICIA DEE GAARTZ She is well paid who is well 'Patti Satisfied The gentle mind by gentle 32 Ferndale Aye deeds IS known Christian qchool Iona Culyer Rd Wiinocque Work VVork GILBERT GASS A smiling face and abounding good nature asketball 1 2 HlY 1 Baseball 1 2 Junior Inter Choir 1 Band 1 2 3 4 Choir 1 H R Basketball 1 92 Croydon Rd No 46 College ROSEMARY J GATTELARO Gabby' A rhapsody of words Bowling 2 Clarion 1 2 Carn 1 al 2 3 Renaissance Club 2 3 4 Frolics 4 394 Nvebster Ave No 11 Fashion School x vi' I , v x 'Jr l Y v R Is' fl! If J! '.' ' No: 52 J. V. ki . : . R. 1' ,' l . 0. t I . r ' The picture of happiness, con- Alzvays laughing and full of HGH ' ' - I 3 U- ' ,U . 7 o. 7 . 3 'y 3 - , . 1 . Y - ' B , 3 - , 23 v . : . 2,'3:G. est g ' ', ,, 3 ' ' '. . a . : ' ' ' 7 . I . H XROLD DL AXE GRAY EQ A lnttle nonsense now and then IS rellshed by the best of men Cross Country 1 2 3 4 Tumb EZ ' Base a Basketball Nlgr 3 4 In er High Cholr 2 3 4 Qophomore Council 2 H R Basketball 1 Prollcs 4 Choir 2 x00 Garson he No 33 College LOL IS GRAZIANO Well neyer forget his playmg so bold hls actions wxll for exer be told Football 1 2 3 Co Captain 4 Basketball 1 Xarsity 3 4 seball 1 Xarsity 2 3 Renaxssance Club 2 3 Frollcs 108 Lewis St Wit Carmel College CAROL GROVER She has kind words for all O chestra 1 2 3 4 Choir 1 2 3 4 Junior Council 3 Sen lor Council 4 H R Represent ye 2 Clar on 3 4 on slllum 4 Bowling 3 Inter Jun lor Choir 1 Patrlclan 2 3 o3l Parsells -me Iso 33 Iwurslng DON ALD F GRUBE Don' Don ls bashful sometimes shy but when you know him hes a wonderful guy 38 Nlerwln Axe W elister CARY GREEN f G I Men of few words are the truest friends Xusxty Football 3 4 Xarsity Raseb.-1113 4 H R Basketball Rec ross H Hepresentatlye 2 Club 28 3 3l3 Ha7elwood Terr Aquinas College -A v FRANCES C GL ZZETTA Tootsie ' A quiet person full of fun A glrl liked by exeryone 0 eyball 1 2 Bowling Patrlcian 2 3 Red Cross 2 39 Daxls St Nlt Carmel College JEAN GRIF1' IN 'Jeanme' Sugar and spice and ex ery thing nice f erman Club 1 2 '33 ureeley bt Nlo 11 Work RHONDA LEE HAASF' Rhon God helps them that help them selyes Choir 3 4 Xolleyball 4 334 UUlN6FSlty Aye Warsaw 1 K e 1 X .xx , . l , ' ' ' L f A' 1. f' .' 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B-XRBAR-X H HILL Barb shes mrght5 nrce for all to know Svummrng 3 Xolley ball 3 Bowlmg 2 Baseball 2 77 Mapledale 'it Nth 11 BETTX JEAN HILL A quret girl vsrth a frrendly personallty Leaders Club 3 Trr Y 3 Bas ketball-1 Svsrmmrng 4 Base bal 4 181 Sellrnger St Northwestern College ROBERT HEART1 ROBERT R HELLING Uzke Bob Nexer put off untrl tomorrow He surely rs kmg when humor vrhat fun sou can haxe todax 15 majesty German Club 3 H R Basket 16 'xlona St No 2.1 1 4 Base a Lndecrded Basketball 1 2 68 Salrsburx St N0 11 College or , JON D HILL Jono' For his every happy smile the world whlrls on rts way vsrth less of care Y 2 3 161 Dorchester Rd Aqurnas College ANN A HOFFMAN Anme' Her' onls fault IS that she has no faults Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Inter High Orchestra 1 2 3 Awards Com mrttee 4 French Club 2 3 Xrce Presrdent 4 892 Garson Axe lk a2 College 34 I Q' W . . , . A A fr :L .IA ' 1: rr . 11 ' . Cl '-28 1. 2. . : ' z . . - . . 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' JI NF' NI HOPPER NI XRIIXN L HOXVR Bunn: ' She who xyantw to Sing mayo find a song Choir 3 4 Orchest 1 I Hgh Cholr 1 M4 Qrzjg mmm flaw: X100 Preelrf-nt My ilflq Committee 2 Chair man 4 H R RQDFGQQDIHIIXB 3 leaders Club 2 3 Publlcatlonw fOYT'In1ltl06 3 Qpamsh Club 'X Ormnt Adxertlsmg Fdxtor 4 ohm 3 4 Club 126 Vlerchante Rd N0 46 College Q or to be nttural xx en u 0 nttumllx nlce dere Club 'i Xolley a 161 Nleryun Axe X -1 XX oxk XICHOI XS IXQCONY' N1Ck A great guy wholl be hard to forget reetlmg 1 2 Rerexxe Baeeball 3 1,11 N Goodman Qt No 27 VS ork S OPHELIA JOHNSON ROBERT JOHNSON XX ILLIANI JOHNSTON Sxlence IS more eloquent than I Prefer Silent DTUKJBUCG to 10 words A su ell fellovs with a bright fluacloui follv 106 Hudson Aye Xlrginla fl1lUI'2 Football 1 2 Xlork dsebdll 1 H Y 1 '16 Held St No 14 rfench Club 4 Monitor 3 4 Work 199 Brouncroft Blxd No 46 College MXRIF J INDOVINO A gnl xuth cheerful yesterdays and confident tomonoxu Bawebdlll Bowling 1 Renals me Klub 1 H Repre Sentitlye 1 1 Ritz St Clarion 4 N 9 11 ork 'NORMA J JOSE- Norm Ldugh and the world laughs vslth you Xollexball3 Cholrl 2 French Club 7 3 LFto1le3 Pmg Pong 3 Bmeball 3 Badmmton 3 Clarion 4 1884 E Main St IN 2 College 'J nz ni X 4 1 5 -h ' 3 . . L will al- yo :ut z '. ,' ' , A ' -'J . LOA - . ZZ, - I Y fb ll ' , 5 . t - 2, 3, 4i Tri-Y 2, 3. v - i ' .2. 3, :'. yr- 'A - V -0-ui' 1 ' ' M .L-1 J : f : : ' , 2. lf? ' . . ' : 28 13. 5 1 1 f .:-V. . U 'If Y. 4 , .' ' X' v W 31 SHOX' V-21 -fi I .. F' . , ' .. .'.- B3 1' -' ' 30- j 1 . A' X ., xx . . A A A :fBJu A A if A A A - A ffl' . ' . B, . V 3 i, ' 2' 3, 43 T ' . I . ' ' Q' Z 5 . Q . 'o. 5 RITA M JOYCE Ree' hxndness is xlrtue itself Bovslmg 1 2 3 Tri Y 3 131 Delex an St Franklin Nursing 215 91:0 HERBERT KUEHNE Hard determined effort wins the prize Soccer 1 2 3 4 Swimming 1 81 Parsells Ave No 33 College CAROL JOAN KANNENBERG Quietness and intelligence are a good combination Xolles ball 4 Basketball 4 Trl X 4 French Club 3 4 2,1 Merchants Rd IN 02 College MARILXN LANE yn Sweet as her blue eyes and sparkling smile Red Cross 2 3 Consilium 3 Xox 2 3 Orient Asst Adver tising Manager Clubs Com mlttee 2 Awards Committee 2 4 Club 28 3 Assembies Commlttee 4 Safety Commit tee 2 Swimming 3 a6 Spencer Rd No 52 Nurslnk WMM ,W OGE KROL L KRECRNIAIN Rag' hes a terrxhc gal A h u 3 4 Svwimmn 2 3 Baseball 2 Xolleyball 3 Ho eroo Baske ball 2 Bovs 43 Lavlndale Ter 'NO 11 ing 2 College 69 N Lnion St Ixo 31 College JENNIY LANOVARA Jen Good things come in little pack ages Bowling 1 Renaissance Club 3 4 Spanish Club 1 2 3 211 Central Ave No 27 Undecided ANNA MARIE LAPIETRA A quiet girl with lovely eyes Xolleyball 1 2 Baseball 2 Swimming 2 Dancing 1 French Club 1 Spanish Club 4 825 N Goodman No 25 Service Qs. x ' V f , ,W I , 1 I .1 wx E I W ' X I , 1 'X I fi v . 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' , f , ' 3 ' f f , : V 1 I FRANK LAPLACA Good humor ls the sunshine of the soul Renaissance Club Vice Pres ldent 4 190 Ellison St No 11 College RITA JOYCE LAROSA 'Rec' Quick and lively on her toes Shell make good wherever she goes Monitor 4 TrlY 1 Frollcs 3 4 Xarlety Show 2 3 A 1 Xolley a olr 1 3 4 Orient 36 NVard St St Josephs College ROBERT LAVERY COSMO LAZARA Our true blue red headed friend Cos 116 Kansas St St John Silence is golden Serwice ws High Sr no 2 Service 'NG JOSEPH H LEFROIS Joe Nice looking fellow with a win ning way 2:11 Culver Pkwy St Ambrose College SANDRA J LEPSCH Sand box' Ifalr sweet, and liked by all Annex Xlce president 1 Choir 1 Teen Canteen Committee 1 2 Class Treasurer2 Club 28 3 Swimming 3 French Club 2 3 Senior Council 232 N Vvinton Rd No 46 College L-QI LINA NIAE LEROY Lane' Short and snaDpY seldom un hi!-DDY olr 1 2 70 Parsells Ave No 33 v GAIL D LEWIS Louie And the night shall be tllled with music Inter high Orchestra 1 Inter high Choir 1 2 3 Orchestra room Representative 3 Choir 1 2 3 4 Vox 2 Consilium 2 Junior Council Baseball 3 4 113 Melville St No 33 College I f ' - - ' ' ' ' ' 7 . ' '. 5 l ' 5. . : - ' . .41 G. . A, I ' b ll 1, 21 Ch , , 1 4. K 0 0 l 1- 2, . I rr ' ' JJ Ch ,g , 3, 4. - . I - ' Undecided 1. 2, 3, 4: Bahd'2, 3, 4: Home- '-. ft J If ' ,J u L I ., 'qw , H X Km 37 R, ' if IRENE LINDQE1 K EORGE LIXIC X W iawzzrx 21151152 4 Challotte qt X 14 Homexoom Representatxxe 4 ll Ork 21 1-loxerton St N P8 . XIII College XNTHON1 LOBIONDO ELQIE LOCREMANN Tony menx as the da! 14 long Quiet but humorous fu of ub 8 3 4 Bov fun French Club 3 4 Renanssqnce Club 1 29 1991131 Rd 2511 22 ISN Cllffold Me Calmcl 0 eg College -1pl G f 1 .R . S' . A Rx A ' I b' ' 1 A , H .,, A A .V A 7 - 1 , HO, ' v 1 ' 1 ' . ' ' ' - ' ' ' . fo. Z. 71 ' ' ' ' . C in - 'V 3 ' ' ' 22 Cl 28 '1.'2. z' A -op? T I 1 A Q Av ' . . K ' . ' v 9 - 1 i , . N ' . v -1 ll Cl -A2 1, 2, , 3 'ling .,. . 3 ,-, 3. - '-' - 0' 3 L 1'.Mt.'l L ' 3, 5 1? . V V i v v ' fi IJ K MKMKL It Q A .5 58 ROBERT M LIP AN I Bob food things come ln packages small uhlch pxoxes that Bob ls best of all Homemom Basketball 1 2 3 4 XXIQSKIIHS' 3 4 Home-room Representatlxe 1 Renalssance Club 3 4 Presldent 4 6 Morton St No 11 College JERRY LOL LITTLEFIFLD Her picture gnes enough of her charms to explam hel ap peal Baseball 1 2 3 Basketball 2 3 Dancmg 1 2 Xollexball 1 ub 3 Co L heel leader 2 3 Homer oom Repl esentatixc 1 Horseback Rldlng 1 2 36 Clouch St ho 31 Work iff' SHEIL-K LOCKWOOD FRAINCINE M LOIACONO A los al heart a winning smile Fran and xers frlendh all the while Happy and cheerful is she Xolleyball 1 2 Swimming 1 Thats what vue all should be 3 Flench Club 2 Renaissance Club 2 Choir 4 20 Balsam St N0 31 240 Rosewood Terr NIO 11 College Nursing 1 XRNIFII X IONCXX FLLO Cmm rk 111: lnrl flmmnr.: ect Xollewblll 1 Leadma Club 2 I- ollca 1 3 4 RCHHIQQHDCL Club 6 Rome Qt Qt Joweph XX ork wage'-w.w W if wg IONI PH I OTTX Ilumphieu Hutt me is one who lm ee hr- felloxx men otb all 1 4 XX reet m 'Z 4 Homeroom Paqketball 1 Renqleeance Club Frolxci 1 Perahmg Dr No 11 College QTEPHFN CHARLES LORRAINE 'NI ARTELLI LI-XRINO Larry' An lm eetment ln knowledge Qu ell gil grand pal paxs the bmt lntereat lublll 1 Bow ng Red Crows 3 4 Rfnalsmnc Club 2 e 23 Nlartlnot Axe N 11 114 XX oodward 'it Mt Carmel I ndecided Vvork CARI EDXK xRD NIASSINC XVhat glee can a man do bu 6 IIANT B MACPHERQON 'Vac Ieta be gaw xxhlle we may French Club 'P 3 4 Club 28 'X Sophomore Council SVSITII mln: 3 Cheerleader 3 4 10 Dalkelth Rd N a College 5 be murv' LOI IQ XINNCI GO lrl rather h'1xe L fool to mflke UN happy than experxence t make me Qad R nalssance Club 1 3 4 Homeroom Basketball 1 3 Crow Countu 1 Table Tenmv 1 Xvrestlmg 4 Bay St 'N 'M Lndeclded ROBERT XI XX Blah 1 qunt man mccomplxehex m up h nd 1 I 1 Oypheqt Homcxoom Pwketbill 1 3 4 0, H 131 Mumn St 0 4 4 row Countrx 3 Tra V 'Uk 'Q 4 Homeruom Bxqketball F o :cs am Dance Band 3 Illzson t College akin' G. I .,,., ,.','4. - 4 : l Da' 1'-. 1 : ' f . ' ' 1-' . ' ' - .f -r lro : .2.3. 1 'wg fl , . ,ZA . . A . . . . . -': H 2: '. I - 4 4. f T 1 ' . .' . . .. 4 ' I vb K Wk 47, Q -,gfx-455 ,14 :, i K: 'jzulh U 4 . fl . ,V -. 4 V lx V 'I X' I .6 H Homeroom representative 1, 3: 6 . ' ' 9 Q , . v -., Iv' vt' .L xi . fo. '21 323 A ' KO. M- fl' 'Q 0,0 . 1 'LK ' X . ., ai Av. If 11, 1 11' K1 .' lk, 1 A 'A -J: I .A -- A H ' -. I q'l.-ig' '21 .VH 1'2: Ba ,L.3,': ' .ra1,2. 1 , f'5 5 ' J H A ff 1,1 4 , 3, 4: mm - La vim 3: i-Y A 1 ' - . N ,QS ' A .- ' ,I Avo' f , kv . 2, 3, : 1 ck ' 2, -, 3 2. 1 ' 4 4 1, ZZ, 3, 4: r l' J B l 2, 3. 42 1 . 0- -I ' S . 11 ROBERT BRL CE XIcLbA1 TI-IOWI-XS R MCH ILLI-XMS LENORE C MEACHLNI Lenme Full of fun and friendshlp nd 1 2 3 4 French 121 I-Iuxetbouvne Laurelton College RICHARD XLLYN NIERRITT Duck Music ls the natural and uni wersal language of the unix erse Swimming 1 2 Soccer 1 2 Hi Y 2 Inter high Choir 2 4 o8 Arch St No 33 College Bobf Happx am I hom care Im free Hhx alent thew all contented like nu Soccer 1 Snimmmg 1 2 3 4 ootball 3 Trac Homeroom Representatixe 3 80 Packaxd St No ROBFRT J METZGER 'lletz suppress me if xou can' I am a melrx jest Projector s Club 1 Socceu Baseball Bowling 3 -I H1 X nd 1 2 3 4 Clallon Flench Club 3 LEtoile 3 Homeroom Basketball 1 210 Conwm Rd College ' 'llac ' Oxer flonmg with the jow of e Cross Countrw 2 3 Soccer 1 B uhng 3 Track 3 4 Homeroom Basketball 1 2 3 4 Cexman Club 2 Gym stics 1 2 3 138 Indlana. St lNo 28 MARX NIEXERS Bunny' Full of mischief full of fun She s a fuend of ex erxone 270 Mol ton St MBTCW XX Ol lt BASIL MICHEL The world knows little of its greatest men nsilium 1 2 3 Xoxl 2 Patriclan 1 2 3 German Club 3 -1 Carnnal Chairman 4 S G A Treasurer 3 Pres ident 4 29 Weld St No 14 College ANIN A JEAN MILBRANDT :IA 11 Smiles make the world go round so I help it all I can Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Inter high olr 1 2 3 4 Ch r leyball 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Swimming 2 Leaders Club 420 Garson Ave No 33 Work ff ' -U ' ' 'Q - .A A Ba . . . 3 Club ' ' ' 2, 3. ' . I . ? H f , , . . , I. 3 . . V - 'Q ' V llf-. ' '? 'I 4: 0 ', 4': ' 1. 21 if '17, , 41 '- k' 32 'f .' : 1- : '5 , ' , na , .., . 4. ' . . 1' . 52 ' - - v ' College College l ,,'A I .,'J A KI A ' v v J N 7: ' -L .- ' v i- I ' C0 :' . .3: ' - : L ' 1: -L ' t . .' , ' .5 7 , . . . I - H 23 - , 5 '-' ' -' 1 - - Ch . . , I ol 43Vol- 2: Ba , ,, , 1 - 4: - - - - ' ' . . z i . . . ' ' . ' . . 2 3. ' - ' . NO. -16 - . . W . FLOREN CE 'SHN Xl Flor y Ts a untroubled llfe sle leada F on 3 4 Momtor 4 Xollex 1:4 Hauxaxd he N 21 3 FLIZABFTH R NIINTO Betty' True artmts are a rare breed Bouhm: Tri '1 2 X ICC Pre lc ent 'Z Presldent 4 Jumor C0llYlf'll 3 Senior Councll 4 Publleltlon lommlttee 3 4 REDAISNIUCQ Club 3 Fmance Commlttee 4 Orlent Xrt Ed lt I 4 291 Illlnom Qt X 28 Work NIARILYN RLTH MIRCH Mare Carefree haDD3 exeryday T112 3 4 Commumtx Senlce ub 3 Cliuon 4 Orient Leaders Plub 4 466 Bay St 2 Vlork GERALDINE XX NIOCK Jefr1y Blond Sweet hard to beat H R Repreeentatlxe 3 qxum mlng 3 Bovxllng 3 Clube Com mx tee 2 O xcnt C on I reneh Flub 2 3 16 Quentm Rd College if STL ART E MOODY JR LOTLS L Stu ody' nexev betraxe woud llke to meet Qxlenec li a true frlend who Reserxed and sweet a Q x ENES9 NILRATORI' FERALD WTLRPHY Enm A fun lOXlhg glrl with a person alltg that IS tops Renaissance Club 1 2 3 Xol leyball 1 2 Baseball 1 16 Leopold it N 9 I ndeclded Je1ry Once known nex er forgotten H R Representatlxe 1 H R Baeketball 1 2 4 Red Frou onsl um 3 f' Presldent 4 181 Bay Qt N 2, Undecided ack H1 Y 2 299 Ashwood Dr Phlladelphi 420 Nfflxzlle em N 33 SETUCG College X M4529 5. . 7 fy! 1' - V Ks fi I i .n . - I .fx . . 4 . , ,Y.. 1 V 5 , , , I ll , 3 ' 3' j- 'l -, I Cl I 2 'Z ' 41 ' 3 3 , - ball2,3. l I.: .' ' ' ' : ' . 'r -: rn 4: h.. 4: - - 1 '. Xo. ' .1 ' v. : ' . No, 5 P ,,, R. 1. I. ' t : ' ' - 7 ' , Ng. 52 .Ol ' ' ' .. ' 1 t. fo., Q. Q 4 .23 ' , xv A if -,I J I If .A ' , g f ' 3,310 'li' ','4:S, . . A'0, ' . 2 g , 7 - . Jo. F .5 K A II' II I HL ' J .' ,A '. ' ' 1. ' ' ' . a Tr 2: ,3,4. - . ' . ' ' a - . . , .'o. . ' V 3 4 . f'!: V 3 'f .f 1, ' 'gf A , I Q' at EA DON -XLD XII RRELL Don' x quiet sort of gm that no one can :lem '6v Merchants Rd No Colley DARWIN E NEUBAUER DAVID F NEIIBAUFR FLINOR NOON Dm Daze' Elhe' Tulns both and spirit are Twins fame and honor are Sweet are the uses of arlxer Homeroom Basketball Homeroom Basketball 2 Rise sit! . Nlntlnot x No 11 ball 3 Bovsling 3 Qxxlmmlng 3 4 Rm-1, H Mflrtlnot Me No 11 1163 Creek Qt No 46 1'N Q-was I ndocxderl 9011926 Ockyf 1 ood humor 1S the SUNSHINE the mmd Homeroom Basketball 1 2 Football 3 V! restlmg 3 Mon ltor 4 Renaxssance Club 1 'P 3 SOC1a1 Chalrman 3 80 Romeyn Qt No 2a Undecided Sonny The onls wax to haxe a friend ns to be one 1 Parsells Axe Aquinas Work JOYCE H OLDENBURG NORMAN R OWELLEN A shower of gold Noam Swimmmg 1 2 Xolleyball 2 A keen fellovs IS Norm Leaders Club 2 p 404 Coleboume Rd vo 52 qgggstgrs Club 1 4 Tfafflc College 41 Croydon Rd Lo 46 Undecided 42 ff 1' II 4 'gil ff V- I II ' I gil' - . .252 sid- A-'e. Xa -L :. .. K. 2 ' 0 U ANTHONY NOT0 MATTHEW o'BR1EN It 1 . ' ' of . ,' ' ,' ' I ' , 3 31f - I' . I AOO' ' 4 57, 4 A ' , I I fr '. V ml K X RICHARD PALERMO Dzck All praise to this leader of our generation Roman State 3 4 Xssemblles Committee Chalrman 4 .Iunlor Class Presldent Senior Class President 57 Bedford St N 11 College JOYCE PARESCHI Quantlty IS not always quality Red Cross 3 4 Vox Consili um Senlor COUHCII Q8 Wlllmont St No 25 College DAVID PARTISS 'Dave' A humorous fellow full of fun 1N 02 College 68 0 Merchants Rd ly pf' 1'5- SUZANNE PECK Sue' The mornlng star of song Swlmmlng 2 Red Cross 3 Cholr 1 4 Spanlsh Club 3 4 Junlor Councll Secretary Soph omore Council 1946 E Maln St IN 46 College 427 WMWW ROGER E PEO Rag A boy s will IS the wind s will S mmlng 1 2 3 4 Trafflc Squad 3 4 Stage Crew 3 4 Safety Commlttee Chairman 4 Projectors Club 1 440 Hazelwood Terr No 11 College oose Germ SAM POLVINO RICHARD C PETTIg XE D ll I am the master of my fate ens a. girl whos Homeroom Representatixe 1 Sing wlth her Basketball Football hapm W0 Homeroom Basketball 1 2 3 4 429 Rosewood Terr lNo 11 College yOU Sam the moyle man' Eyery one llkes hlS frlendly manner Hi Y 4 PFOJQCIIOYI Club 2 3 4 President 4 Swimming 3 4 Track Manager 3 Q09 Bay St ING 20 College ' . 0, 1 .y 'o. : . 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M POUND Studx 'md plaw come what max She can take it exers dax Boxxlmg 7 X ollexblll 2 Home room Repxestntatne 2 3 Ost Stxmme 3 3 Cerman Club 7 44 XXX md Crcs IN .x College PHILIP POWERS Phtl A great gux great for all to knoxx Track 3 Homeroom Represent atne 1 Homeroom Basketball 86 Brookfield Rd St John College XXIII Bets Though she s been with us onlx a xefu XXL le wx fullx glad that she vms here 622 Culxel Pkwy Pittsburgh Pa College ROSE QLATTROCCHI Rose by ans other name would be just as sweet Red Cross 2 Projection Club 1 2 Bowling 1 Spanish Club 1 141 Central Pk 2 College DON ALD RABEOR Don In sports hes A 1 In friend llness second to none Soccer 3 4 Co Captain Base b 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 HlY1 2 3 4 Homerom Representatixe 2 Junior Coun eil German Club 2 3 249 Parsells Ave No 33 College BETQX ANN RICF WILLIAM ROBERTS EI EANOR BARBARA WILLIAM R-USS :BHP RUFFINO B111 Rather quiet rather shy but all ln all he s a first rate guy Choir 1 3 4 Community S6lWiC6 Club 4 369 Parsells Ave Corpus Christi Undecided Els' Style is the dress of thought 53 Dorset St Mercy Work Bill is just the sort of guy To whom we hate to say good bye Monitor 2 3 S G A Sergeant at Arms 4 Homeroom Basket 1 2 3 4 Football B seball 1 2 3 4 German Cub 2 3 Hi Y 1549 E Main St. No 33 Undecided DWIGHT RYAN MARION SALAMONE PATRICK SANFILLIPO VEDA JEAN SANTO9 The Clarion is his meat Hes a fellow hard to beat' S ccer 1 2 3 4 Homeroom Basketball 1 2 3 4 Swimmmg 3 French Club 2 3 Homeroom RQDFESBHIZKISE 4 Publicity Committee Chairman 4 H1 Y 2 3 4 Clarlon Edltor 4 310 Farmington Rd N 52 College May A silent reliable girl Volleyball 2 3 Bowling 4 Bookstore 3 4 237 Scio St Mt Carmel Work FRANK SANZA 'Geo Gee' And gladly would he teach and gladly learn Homeroom Basketball 1 2 4 Consilmm 1 2 German Club 3 4 Assxstant Editor Ost Stimme 4 Wrestling 1 2 07 Hartford St N 14 College GRACE M SAPIENZA S PPI! Friendly happy and cheerful Bowling 1 Horseback Riding 1 Monitor 3 Co Op 4 Home room Representatlye 2 3 Red Cross 1 2 Renaissance Club 2 341 Fourth St ls 27 Lndeclded 45 Pat As a football player h is quite good He has the efficiency that player should Football 1 2 3 CoCapta1n 4 Baseball 1 2 3 Homeroom Representatne 2 Spanzsh Club 25 Berry St N0 28 College -A ut Vee' I goxern my motiyes with plaln common sense chestra 1 2 3 4 G A 1 Spanlsh Club 2 3 La Xnda Cholr 3 Momtor 388 Garson Aye No 33 Wvork HARRY SAUERHAFER RALPH A SAYVYER An athlete and a. good sport A frlend who lS always yullmg Cross Country 1 2 Tumblmg 1 I0 help 2 3 4 Bowling 3 4 Track 1 Cerman Club 2 H1 Y 2 3 4 4 H1 B nd 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 728 Culver Rd N0 28 Seruce 19 Ferris St IN 11 College MARTHA SCHIMMEL Marty Pretty and sweet m her dlgni fled may Theres nothing bad about Marty to say swimming 2 3 H R Repre sentatlwe 2 116 Jersey St No a2 Work WINIFRED E SCHULZ Wmme' If you need a friend Winnies always there Inter Htlgh Orchestra 14 2 3 Stlmmle 2 Choir 1 Orchestra 966 Carson Awe No 2 College .ll ANN MARIE SCORSESF Kmdness is virtue itself Xolleyball 2 Swlmmlng 2 Bas ketball 2 3 Choir 1 Renals sance Club 2 3 4 Il Piccolo SCTIX ano 4 139 Thlrd St St Francis Xaxier Nursing MARLENE SEIFFERT Mar' Kindness has made her worthy to be a queen Cholr 1 2 Sophomore Council 2 Svnmmmg 2 Moxie Opera tors Club 3 German Club Nice President 3 President 4 H R Representatixe 2 3 Ost Stimme T 3 4 Clarion Orient 4 Work JOYCE MARIE SEN IGNY So patient peaceful loyal and true French Club 2 3 Yollegball 2 Bowling 2 Basketball 3 Leaders Club 3 Baseball 3 135 Colonial Rd No 52 Nursing NIARILYN JOAN SHEPARD ynn A million dollar smile for all Bowlxng 2 Horseback Riding 2 Swimmlng3 Vox2 3 Con sllium 3 Red Cross 3 Finance Committee 4 Clarion 4 Orient 29 Bedford St No 11 College FRANK L SIRACUSA A merry fellow Choir 4 53 Cummings St Aquinas Air Force GAIL ROBERTA SMITH Smmtty Loxely to look at delightful to know Leaders Club 2 3 Spanish Club 2 3 Xice President 3 Xlda 2 3 4 Clarion Cholr 1 3 4 Inter High Choir 4 Inter High Junior Choir 1 Carnival 2 3 4 H R Repre sentatixe 3 Cabinet 3 Publi cations Chalrman 4 Assemblies Commlttee 3 Sophomore Coun oil 2 Junlor Council 3 Senior Council 4 Senior Class Social Chalrman 4 210 Corwln Rd NI 46 College 4-6 523 L I A rr N . .l 1, . , l 1 ff , j 41 ci 2s 1, 2, 3,1 :'Ost . - 1 : ' v - ' .' 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I 0, I AWVRENCE F QVIITH ' Snutty ' .ILNE SPALTY NX itch hex style see her pep f.2UlCt and shy a real nxce guy Band 1 2 3 4 German Club 200 Merrlman St No 31 I'HdE5Cld9d ELAINE SHARON' STANTON A pretty girl whose charming ways made frlends throughout her hxgh school days Cheerleader 2 Swimming 2 3 Treasurer Junlor Class French Club 2 3 Treasurer 2 Vloe Presldent Senior Class 293 Cedarwood Terr No 33 Nursing heres '1 gal whos really hep Xvxuds Commxttee 2 Cheer mer 3 4 Head Cheer eat er 4 Ifrench Club 2 Inter Hlgh Orchestra 1 2 3 O chestra 1 2 3 4 1811 Culyer Rd No 11 Nursing WILLIA N1 STALDEN MAYER B1ll has alvy ays rated high w1th eyeryone Hi Y 2 3 4 Cross Country 1 Soccer 2 3 Swxmmmg 3 Ger man Club 4 Ost Stxmme Editor 196 Dalkelth Rd No 52 College UQSMJ, ' W -' 1 M, We 4 S SALE ATORE SPAMPINATO ' pump Little he dreams that drlnks lxfc s pleasure Wrestllng 2 109 Central Pk No 21 College JOHN' D STALLNIANI John Nlan IS the merrlest SDQCIGS of the creatxon H1 Y 3 Soccer 3 French Club 1 Spanlsh Club 2 Svumnung 4 Qulncy St No 33 College Nl JOHN STECHER What a lusty young man is he BOWIIHS 3 Baseball 1 Home room Basketball 1 2 Basket ball 1 German Club 1 96 Bock St No 11 College DOLORES STEMP rlendly as can be 46 Emplre Blyd Xlctor IN Y Work 2 4. s f ' ,I U V, f , . ' . I .f 'i ' ' 5 , 2, 3- ' ' ' ' 16211 lf, , ' 1 - - ' .4 . 1 . 1 1 . 1 ' - 31 A V - l , r - ' , ' IS A A Ii- A A ' f ' 4.' ' ' 5 ' ' . . . , I is K ,, XX 4 A v Av 4' ' Boots Bill Jack A quiet girl, new to usg but - , Y - V . , , f ' g . I , 2 'Q ' - 4. l ' ' ' , If . , -. , 15 H a V' ,Q 'im 1 1 w Tft,t f . G-UL NX STEINMILLER ROBERT STEPHENS -x rax of sunshine Bob ub 3 4 Baseball Pace life with a grin and you 4 2 Bqmlmg alvx aws win 3 X0 9' ball 2 NIOIIHOI' 4 182 Cedaruood Terr No 33 114 X an Bergh Axe No 28 Lndecided B Qt? 7? CONSTANCE TALMAGE Comme' Lots of pep and lots of fun 19 Melwllle St No 33 College JOYCE KATHLEE TEETER Joy' Coodness marks her every moxe Community Service Club Nice President 3 Social Chairman 4 Memorial Scholarship Com mittee 4 831 Grand Ave St Johns Work EUGENE R. STOUT Zeke A stout-hearted man. Bowling 4. 50 Delray Rd, St. John's R. I. T. JOYCE TALADAY Judging the future by the past: a very promising career we forecast. French Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Etoile 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 3, 4: La Vida 3. 4: Orient 4: Clarion 3. 609 Humboldt St. Rush-Henrietta. Central R. I. T. SONYA THORNTON Tom A glance IS quite enough from her for shes the type that we prefer 299 Ashwood Dr Philadelphia College CHARLES A TIBBETTS Bert The captain of his soul Hi Y 2 Soccer 2 French Club 664 Merchants Rd No 52 College X DIAN F' X TO'VIPKIlN S Small sweet and quick Shes a cute llttle trlck' Choxr 1 Bowling 2 3 Swlm mmg 3 Homeroom Represent atne 2 Annex Xxce Presldent 1 French Club 2 3 Orient -Xsslstant Llterary Editor 4 16 Quentln Rd lNo 46 College PATRICIA AWN KAN EPPS Pam' Light of halr lxght of heart Xolleyball 2 3 Tennis 2 Base a 2 ro lcs 3 Cho r 2 19 XY oodland Pk St John s College is CATHERINE TRIPI DONALD PAUL TRIPPE Kay Trzp Happy cheerful and gay A boy who s really lots of fun Renalssance Club 3 4 He makes a. hlt with everyone 186 Bay St No 11 108 W estchester Ave Aquinas Undecided Service IRENE PETER X AVGELLOW QITICEIIIQ gnes vslngs to friend ship our 1 Fro s 4 Ifrench Club 2 3 Renals sance Club 4 Iollewball 2 3 Senior Councll 116 Parkside Axe No 11 College 49 IN MARY DOLORES TRUBIO Lutle One Shes small cute and plenty sweet Mary s a gal who can t be beat Frolics 2 Choxr 1 3 Renais sance Club 2 221 Melxllle St No 33 Business School In-sql Jeanne Ixice lh an unassuming way T Y 3 4 French Club 3 llol Atlantic Axe NVebst,er College Bra His easy going manner has freed him from care Y 2 Foo a Band 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 1 2 4 Inter High Choir 1 230 Farmington Rd No 52 Service , . RX 5 , www F , I gre o A 0 l t I JEAN VAN HALL JOHN BRUCE VAN MARTER rl- . 3 l, ' -- -Q Hi- ,3,43 tbll3,41 3' i . . L . 1.2: 3, 4. HA -I K A.- - '. , A - gg' , , 3 z 4, Ch'v ,2, 3,41 lic 2,.3. A 5 bll3Fl' .45 i-,f j I ' ' T .:' . . ' . .' . I u V., if I EDWARD VERDOUW IE JI No one exer heard him speak m a llttle or complalnmg may Traffic No 28 ollege Ferman Club 2 3 Qquad 2 3 Soccer 1 63 Illlnois Street ERICH VOISE To vxork or to college vxhere exer he goes Hell make many frxends but xery fevx foes Fdltor of Ost Stlmme 2 H R Rcplesentatixe 3 69 Mlddlesex Road IN 14 College .IOAIN BETTY XONHOF Joey She chcks vuth ex ery one Swxlmmmg 3 Choir 116 Ohxo Street Rochester Christmn School VS ork NVILLIAM XONTHENEN W1lly fellow of plain and uncomed consistency Track 1 3 18 Nlartinot Axenue No 11 Navy Q 'XIII ROBERT WALTER RONIALD WAX Bucky' R011 ' Enthusiasm glows from hls -X joy to know he has no foe face H R Representatiye 4 H1Y Secy 3 4 H R Repre sentatne 4 H R Basketball r Reserve Baseball 3 Clarlon 4 Orchestra 1 2 3 Red Cross 2 588 Humboldt Street No 28 College a2 Bedford Street No 11 Vvork JOYCE M WEHLING Frenchie' Senslble people find nothing useless Tri Y 3 160 Grand Avenue No 33 Work PAUL WEILAND Weepyx But mdeed a friend is nexer known til a. man have need H R Basketball 1 2 4 Span ish Club 2 3 Bowling 4 1a Edgeland Street No 11 College 50 Y lf, r d . ' . - n 1: A u ' :' . ' . . , , -' ' 5 . - A ' ' . A ' ' ' . - . .- - U . D' j 1 1, 2. '- , C A ' . YO' . X fr .' 'f 1 1 1, 2, s, 4:'Socce '1. 2..3, 4: II n ' I If f , PATRICIA ANN XVESTFIELD MARILYN ANN IVINTER Pat A pretty, sunny smile: laughing VVlth a cheerful grin for every- all the While- one. Bowling 1. 2: Volleyball 1, 3: 160 L,-ndhm-St St Homeroom Representative 4. gt. pefer gg paul ' Work 652 University Ave, No. 33 Work WILMA M VVRIGHT HENRY YANIRO JR 'W1ll1e Earnest and sincere he makes Infinite riches ln llttle room a real fnend Leaders Club 3 B nd 1 2 3 4 463 Grand Ave sodus N Y 131 Pafsells Ave N 33 Work College DONALD E. WINTERKORN JOANNE R. WOZNIAK KIDOMJJ NJGJJ Lord of himself. A friend to all, a joy to know, 732 Garson Ave. No. 33 Baseball 2. College 1291 E. Main St. Jefferson -A DORA YOVAWOY ICH The best things come in little packages Xolleyball 1 Cheerleader 2 3 31 Greenleaf St No 31 Business School Work NANCY ZEMER She has such a. charming may about her 36 Cayuga St Monroe Work Vai 43 A a f I 0.0 Xi O I ' A I ' A ' ' A Y V ' . a - , V . ' ' 2 . . - A I ' V . - . 0. 4. J . I ' I A V if -A .- flkefk-?, , .V ' 1 .V Q' ' ' '04 . gi '. '1 ., 6 ' -'-I .1 . ' Hr S, zu , , 11 1 Jef ,K A 1 f Q sw ,fy ff' :v--..., - P ff mf Q Nw - s J sd wk ,.gm, v 52 , f 5 1 1 'wil' 'mf ush F' C liARlff7-A PH0TQqpnpheJ. rw- ' S. Tea 'YQLMCYS 567110 Tea Stag, I Tea ani Talk 53 Last W1ll and Testament Senlor Class 1953 e emo: 1 a e to N 1 R ll llttle Wllllfl sslth a packa e of JUICY rult lloth Carmzn fatalfamo lease the correct I1I'0IlllINlHll0I1 of thelr name to all the teaeher fonme lla ho leases hel ehuekle and mlles lanlee Barone leases her man problem ldssard Dor es lease flnalls Harrs Sauerhafer leases h1 talent ln smna llC llartha Sc lnmmel leases her Jokes ll nnfred Schultz lease the dflslfl teacher mth ulcers N eda Santo leases her lose letter Irene X an elloss lease her soxee r1n mg 1I1 the audxtorxum Bruce X anllarter leases the st ater pall to ans one ss ho ss ants xt Basll 'lllchel leases h1sh1 h l to ans needs Junior lxmles Braun leases hl httle red ssa on to Nlr Delllas she IIIIICTS Carol Frost r leases Chaufer to the future Clarlon classes Don Raheor leases to Bun Perknn h1s ssell used baseball basketballs and oecer ba s Boots and lllll lease thelr r rossns for next sear s farms al leo D Anrmo lease nnstleloe lli1IlQlIlr.lI'l 'llr Relehel s doorss as I rank gflllld leases hrs hloss n out fla h bulbs to the future photo raphs c asses Fall falhn er leases her adorable brother to the 54 female populauon CL -XSS OF .33 ll 1tnes es Homer Snodgrass Prudence llcklehlmer Casper the Cat am Harses llelsln George 7111 Shmlt o flraby 54 ' I Th s ' A 'l ss leas' 5 .l'ss usse . 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NS 2' . , as U- '- 65 V ' ff 1 U - A f THE DAILY PRESS JUNE 2003 FRADUATION CI ASS OF 19:8 MFETS AFTFR 50 YEARS The raduatmg class of 1953 met last mght just fifty wears from the exe of their graduation at the large estate of Thomas Fana Ir The ballroom rn w hrch the partv was held was garly decorated bw Bettw Nlmto and some of her HQQOCIHICC Ceor ra Cortrl ht and Shella Lockwood Flowers were do nated by that well known florlst Joyce Oldenburg A full course meal was served conslstm of every thm from shrrmp cocktall to pastrles and cakes w hlch were purchased at ,Ioan Barrett s and Betsy Rlce s pastry shop After dmner a floor show was lntroduced by the master of ceremon1es Dlck Comeau The first performers were Rxta LaBosa and Carmella Long wello dom the h1t dance from the1r new muslcal now playlng at the Edward A After Hotel Thelr costumes were desxgned by the Arnesen Flood Mock Studlo and the harr stylmg was created by Ann Allenza and Grace Mancuso Others who con trlbuted m the show were Ann Hoffman June Hop per and Call Lewls smgm My Trlp To The 'Hoon Wlth You by the h1t songwrlter Sue Peck Vosbur The finale was a grand march led by June Spalty and her cheermg squad Kltty Bolt Mar Jorre Campbell Helen DIRICHZO Onnalee Dmtruff Jean MacPherson and Sally Ferrara and the ma jorettes Cynthla Dempsey EISIC Dlckens and Io anne D Arrenza Everyone paraded around ln grand style even Dxane Tompkms who brought along her three grandchlldren After that everyone sat down at the tables to llsten to the smooth mu src of Carl Chlarenza and hrs orchestra I had the opportumty of 1nterv1ew1ng some of our greatest celebrltles Bob Freeman banker B1llBa1lre Pres 1dentofS1bley Barlle Inc Gerald Murphy Mayor of Rochester As I looked around the floor I saw several couples buslly talkmg Belng curlous I wandered over to see what nt was all about 'NIV curloslty was satrsfied It was a group of doctors and nurses dlscussmg the varxous operatlons m whxch they had assrsted Among them were Erxch Volse and hrs asslstmg secretary Dora Yovanovlch The nurses were Marrlvn Shepard Ida Mae Clyde 'VIar1lvn Lane and Korleen DlCkCHSOH At another table were Lours Bechle Ken Car letta Carmen I Catalfamo Walt Curtlce and Blll Staudenmaver some well known engmeers Across the room I saw a group of men demonstratmg fwlth mam actlonsl their happemngs rn the w ar Among the men were Ken DeVey Don Trxppe and Chuck Salma who made the servlce thelr hfes vocatron Wlth them were Lotus Moto and Pat Westfield who are servm rn the Women s Armed Forces I overheard a conversatlon between Mrs Barb Brumfield Burrou hs talkm wlth the prlnclpal of the old E H S WhlCh IS now beglnnmg IIS 100th year Barbaras grandchlldren are bemg educated by some of her old classmates In chemlstry Carol Brrstow Latm Ruth Blshop Pat Carr ln history and ,Ioan Burnett m Englrsh lNorma .Ioss ele mentary teacher was entertammg wlth her talks about Joe Lotta s grandchlldren Red Craves IS coachmg grandchlldren of Don Rabeor Corney Brooks Blll Russ Hugh Anderson and Carm Catalfamo Prctures were taken by ,Iohn Carlevattl and Ed Verdouwe and may be purchased at thelr studio on East Ave It was magmflcent to recall our hrgh school days and the frrendshrps we gamed at East 7 v , - v .- 1 . f. 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N-f 4' UQ X X f X4 x K RSX P Dattllo .I Boomer R Dawson P Schmidt K MacPherson OFFICERS OF 1955 Although elected late in the year the sophomore officers have made a good start for two more years at East Under the advlsorshlp of Mrs Watson and Mr Bacon and pres ldent Don Parlato the councll plan ned activities for the remamder of the year Being handicapped by sep aratlon in their freshman year the members of the sophomore class have now established new and last mg friendships through successful so cial functlons OFFICERS OF 1954 Off to a fine start this year with the election of enthusiastic and en ergetic officers the Class of 1954 held many successful soc1al affairs The Junior Class Phil Dattllo at its head along with understanding ad visors Mrs Schlenker and 'Vlr Beis man are looking forward to a pros perous Senior year W Coloiar-e Weidner I Fantuzzo D Parlato SEPTEMBER OFFICERS S G left to ugh! J Spaltx NI1' 1 ne R e Xa 1 XllllPllN ll fohen P Bra e JABLARX AND SEPTENIBPR OFFIFERS AND CABHNET The priule e of mamtainm a democracx chooQ111 its leadere and plannm act1ut1e 1 neu to the tudent hom of Ea t H1 h The leadere chosen this year worked hard and lon for a succe ful S fi A 50th Annu ersarx Lnder the capable and uided hs the adxice of 'llr Nlclxie the officer and Cabinet accompli hed mam ta SEPTEMBER CABINET S G Ie t to right f' Nlurphv R Belvi Ut Ixle Alaimo Spa me en l o en u 1 en o Rwan Braxe lx Brautr f Smith R Pa lermo J Hopper R Peo P K rr B 'Nlmhel 60 , , ' : . . . Nl' K'. . Bl' , W. RHS, .l l .,.g ...g pg. H, .g ....S.Sg, S :uw S .gl vv .' ' g -' ss . 1. . A leadership of Jerry Murphy. Hrst term presidentg Basil Michel, second term president. g. 'Y .. A H ,.- .S . .S 1' sks. 1 ,f ' : f. , j, . 1. Xlr. . l . , ' . J. S lly. 5.5 S.l.1Qh,W.Rss.E. IDR-k s., R. Bish p. ll.. j . P. pi 5 1'f BISIIOD F After R Iohnmn f' 'Hur N IHNURRY OFFICERS NIcK1e B 'Nllchel J Spaltv The rhanrmen of eommxttee thou h nexer m the hmeh ht are a Great part of the or amzatlon of foxernment To keep the S I A pohuex m the exe of emw of every other school lb lhe1r Joh A h1 Larmxal and I rohrb were two of the numeroue accomph hmente produced IANUARY 'ABINET S G 5 mg F After B Nllvhel NI NI: e f' Smnth P Car J Spax Slandzng R Bnbhop R Peo W Balhe R Johnson G Nlttrphs f' Polxmo H Q0 en R Nfefav -X Edmond J fooper OF THE . . H. fXl.r.. ,.A'.,. ,R- Pho- . .. , .. . . 1.. - I. . in 3 - . . .g A F gl ' ll ' . N Ll. Y r KI OF THE . . K. .Wilt':... ,..' Ki,'1.. 'l . ' r, . ft, . 't , -, t ee ee --,. 61 45.-i it ANNEX HOUSE OF DELEGHTES To promote a better understandmg and a more frlendly atmosphere be tween the Annex and Maln Bulldmg has been the theme of thls years An nex House of Delegates Lnder the leadershlp of capable Sandra Denny the Annex partlclpated ln school affalrs more than ewer before Hats off to that uonderful East Hlgh spmt' Fzrcl Rou A Brlan A Marrocco N Butterfield C lexus I Bellanca .l Talarlco S Denny M Nexm Nlrss Champney Second Rou R Ange J Smith A lwalvo J Gombetto .l Dem G Elf ermlt M Monaclnna K Blumenstoclt J Myla Creme A Duck bztlmg L Chtarenza W Lurtxce K Carletta K Brauer .Standzng P C,-rassadoma Mr Relchel .l Deane STUDENT COURT Lnder the capable drrectlon of 'Vlr Paul Relchel the Student Court has admnnstered JUSTICE 1n many cases of dlspute that hate HYIQCU because of mlsmterpretatlon of the laws of the Student Government Assoclatlon lxcn Carletta the judffe and hrs assocxates haxe found much xaluable experxence as uell as S3tlSf3CllOn ln metm out justxce to all of us here at East Hxgh 62 ,. . I .1 . y : . '. , ' w , A ' .- Z . , . , . . l E T i . . . Q A YM Y . . s - . W: ,V . . . N E , ,, - A Q: 9 6 . . V . . 0 9 , . . . . . I . -. U . . 0 A ,gift nf F - 1 vt., Q 0 - V: 0 E . E r A L . V D . , A v '. -VI . ' , , ., . , . '-,- 4. , . , . ', . . ' ,. , '. f: .r . . . 4 . - I , - v '- Q - y - .'q Q , . V, . v ' , , . . ' . , g K Y 2 , fe.. F, ggf s' ' ff , .r1,si,q:V . I , if Jw ,' . I f 7 M-. DWIGHT RYAN Editor af' Y Q 1953 CLARION lfnder the guidance of Mr. Cowles and Editor Dwight Ryan, enjoyment was added to this year's activities hy our Clarion. The staff will not readily forget the rushes to meet the dead-line at the printersg or the typing, re-typing and proof- reading done in a hurryg the desperate attempts to make a full pageg or the thrill of seeing important Nscoopsw in print. The newspaper of East High ably expresses the power of the press and reflects the thoughts and actions of each student. THE STAFF Editor-in-Chief .......................... Dwight Ryan Assistant Eslitor . ......................... Mary Casale News Editors .............. Janice Barone, Regina Belva, Elsie Dickens, Arline Edmonds, Frank Sanza Feature Editors ......................... Basil Michel, Marilyn Mirch, Gail Smith, Marilyn Shepard Photographers .................. Ed McVay, ,lack Sloan, Kinley Brauer Artist .................................... Betty Minto Exchange Editor .......................... Norma Joss Business Manager Hedy Cohen Ken Carletta Ellen Culross Robert Walters Ellen Culross Adi ertzszng Managers 'NIR COWLES Circulation Managers Advisor Audrey D1Lorenzo Anthony LaPlaca Diane NIacKown Top Row N Pollock D Doerrer W Colaiace C MacKay J K Falletta .I Sloan R Metzger D Parlato Third Row C' Ninto I Boon C Polvmo I Van ellou C, Blide R Afams fasale f' Smith A Fdmgnds ly Brauer Fuufgh Row S Arne 'Nlr Qoule R Prezman Nl Ccmlgnani VH Curtite R Wa ers sen X llnlorfnzo K Dickinson l' Lulross 6.5 Fpntuzzo, Bailie, l.aPlaca. ,Second Rnwzy D.. Elferink: Ei Croxier, Z. English, l-I., Dihkens, ll.,Cohen, Nl. Elirch, D. Ryan, lil. 1 ' V . 1- ' , . ' S '. '. ' , . l ., Q, , ,. ' , . . '. . : . - ORIENT e STAFF Editor-iri-Clziiji . .....,.......,..... Gail Callinger ,-issistunt ....... . .............. .. Hugh Anderson Literary Editor .................. Karol Bristow A-lssislant ...................... Diane Tompkins .-lr! Editor ..........,,....,........ Betty Mints Assistant ........ .. .......... Georgia Cortright Plmtographir Editor .,............ Carl Chiarenza .4ssislant ...................... Nlarilyn Shepard CAN. GALIAINCFR Adierlising Editor ................. June Hopper Editor .elssistrmt ...........i... , ........ Marilyn Lane ffirrulutirm Editor . ................ Connie Baglio Assistant . . . . ......... ...,... Genevieve Polxino Secretary ......................... Ruth Bishop Sports Editor ........................ Bill Bailie lvsistarit Patti fnrr The Orient door 1 closed The work 1 done mth a slffh of relief and a note of deep TBUTCT e eaxe to next xear tail' the hustle and hu te of meetin read line the heated riseus ion exer present and the lat ounte of lvrain poster isell preserxed 'Newer shall ue on the taff forfret the patience of our Editor Carl Fallinfrer or the uit and under landlnff patience of Ur F0 ter We hate had difficulties and disappointments but al 0 lot of fun in pI'OClLlClI1fY this hook A xaluahle experi ence ha been WEIIXICCT and our BASIPIITYICIIT Completed ulth a sense of arcompli hment Tour appreciation 15 our re ward 'NIR FOSTER Adtzsor my '55 First Rou seats! C Bristow B 'Nlmto C Chiarenza C Callmger J Hopper Second Row ed L Fn li h F ful 'Xl la ale Nl Selffert F Malmo R Bishop Third Row seated B Brumhelil F Polxino I Ba lio D Ralmeor I Nan ellou R LaRosa Standing C Bide NI Nlirsh X Edmond F Dnken Q Xrnesen P Carr J Nlocl D Tompkins K Brauer 9 Perk Nl lane I Barrett J Taladas E Baritot B Bailie H Anderson Nlr Foster 64 rf' C. Baglio, C. Bristow, M. Shepard, C. Chiarenza, C. Callinger, W. Bailie, J. Hop- per, B. Minto, R. Bishop. C Calllnger H Anderson J Hopper C Bnstow C Chia B Mmm fenla ORIENT SNAPS 9 l,.v W Ballxe 'NI Shepard C Baglxo R Bxshop X . I 9 y t 'Pk f - .T C FN, ' 1 . 1 J . 1 1 I X N 0 .H , . ' , K I .5 I 5?-' 1 5 4 . Og.. I :E 6 'S . Q 32 .J ' 1 65 , , . . , . , . . RIENT CARNIVAL New 1de3S Ualore came wlth thls years 50th Annnersary Carnnal The blggest event of the Wear sponsored by the Student Government mth Basll 'lllchel as Semor Charrman was truly a 50th Annuersary success Wlth the crles of Buy your hots here or the screams of runners at the many concesslons mmgled urth the ffroans of losers and the exclted applause as door PTIZCS were grven away the Car mval was fun packed from top to bottom Boo Stanton and B111 Russ were chosen by our class to be the trad1t1onal Kmg and ueen We w1sh you all the galety fun, and success ln the commg years that we enjoyed ln the 50th Anmwersary year The Bolton Tw ms L10 110,08 FROLICS In the Sprmg when a young man Q fancy llrhtly turns to thou hts of love East Hlgh pupils turn t thou hts of the Frollcs The Frollcs of 1953 was based on the decades for the past fifty years Under Mr E J Dolan s dlrectron there was danc mg and muslc 1I'lClUdlIlg the Charle ston and Dlxleland Jazz The cos tumln was colorful and portrayed the styles and customs of years gone The Golden Annnersary Frollcs proxed to be one of the greatest ln the hlstory of East Hlgh School Jag Trib H and ' fn Gall Director Dolan admlres star Rrta LaRosa Cannella Longwello - W V , - I , L3 2 Q1 w wx NM-T W-1 uf W Xi' X 'Hx :J W NV.: if i Q SuN?xE XXX Uk' X9 Xgxgif Xf' XSL! XS? ' ' X X5 x g ' -.31 6 1 A G Xi 1 SQ Qu EXXNQ' NAQWNJK mx ,ly 5 XX 3 FX v , Q Q AN ' 5 Gigi! i 5 5 '15 'E E I g Ky-fm W1 Xivxbqfi xAvXJP'Nil X XE Xu N B 1 Aklol :Ab zbl 4.V. ,V,V,, 1 V5 3 4 .2 ig X vu f w 5 ff y, M 'W ' ' ' ., M '21 fi 'g5f Tf1 1fiii-fe ff H' V 1 W 1 A , , i . ,, ,- . - 'e A Q, 3 1- H ,V 432- Ajf'9g,.: , Q55 ., . . , V,,, A . , x l , , . , ' ,fl T ' 1, , f v-rf' v 1 I ,J I h, , W 2 A , Af , 5, ' 1 ll ,' 4 ' . Q if 3 wif l1?g,'rLf U Vgfgf 'JU 'k 1 I -f , ' ', U ff Ziff 1-gf gfgfif If ff ' f 6 Ergmg Q 5' ,lx MA, V V BAND AND ORCHESTRA 70 The wonderful muQ1C heard exerx Frldas mormn mll not readllx be for otten ae me leave our HX Coxered bulldln r Starke dxrector of both Band and Orcheetra mth memberQ of our 0 n fla e produced mam en joyable mmute, of muelc. Our many thanks and appreciation to lm. The Renaissance Club. com- posed of Italian students at East, holds social and cultural events each year. Under the guidance of Mrs. Nolfi. they held a dance to raise money for their annual scholarship which is awarded to some deserving pupil. l RENNHISSANCE CLUB Sealed: R. Lipani, Mrs. Nolfi. Standing: I.. D'Aurizin, D. Parlato. L. Salem. F. l.aPlar'a. A, Sofia. 71 LH VIDA Sluntlingz NI. Burlia. N. Ewers. A. Wulff. Nlr. Clark. R. Baldwin. E. :Kn- tlrassv. l. Edwards. Sealed: 5. Christo. .l. lailaday. H. Freeinan. B, liirkinson. l.a Yida. the Spanish paper. attempts to promote hetter understanding of our Southern Neighliors and also gives the Spanish students a f-hanve to apply their I knonleclge of the language. lvnder the direction ol co-editors. Joyce Talady and Roh Freeman and the guidanve of Mr. Clark. the staff has turned out interesting and infor- mative issues. bmmlmg A Hoffman Miss Nun R Merritt C, Bliile M Blind chuh Seated Dime Mat lxown 5. lwlniond L'ETOILE This year's editions of L'- Etoile. the Frenchpapenhave helped the students not only to understand French better. but also to interest them in an understanding of French culture. Under the leader- ship of Diane MacKown and advisor Mile Neun. the staff has made the newspaper a useful supplement to class- room work. OST STIMME .qtanrz'1'ng: E. Culross. ff. Bristow. lf Weidner, D. Raheor. .l. Harris. Xl Cemignani. ff. Dellollander. Svrmvl .l. Deane. B. Studenmayer, F. Sanza Nl. Seiffert. The 0st Stimme, newspaper for German students. had a hard-working staff this year. With Bill Staudenmayer as Editor-in-Chief. they produced several fine issues to keep pupils up to date on sehool aflairs as well as stories and articles written hy the pupils themselves. IL PICCOLO SCRIVANO Another year in the his- tory of East Highs ltalian paper has come and gone. ll Piccolo Scrivano has non been rolling off the presses for twenty-six years with the help of many ltalian stu- dents. This year the paper! fine work was direvted hy Hob Lipani and advisor. Nlrs. Nolfi. .Nezztedz J. Barvo, Mrs, Nolfi, A. fialari. R. Barone, Standing: Nl. Arena. 0. Xluratore. A. l.a Bionflo. J. Pizatti. Nl. St-utleri, A. Svorsese, A, Sofia. 73 First Row: H. Fabry, R. Manioci, J. Pareschi, R. Belva, A. DiLorenzo, A. LaPlaca. P. Brave. S. Toole. J. Palermo. Second Row: A. Casciani. B. Pericola. L. Palumbus. ll. lilferink. B. Russell. O. Yangel. P. Rock- castle. F. Alaimo. lf. Lana. Third Rout B. Pemberton. Miss Stoneburg. L. YanAalst. B. Beales. M. Frankel. M. Cemingani. C Cass. K. Mac- Pherson. Cv. Scaff. J. Ludwig. Since 1904. when the Roman State was organized, the Consilium has been its governing body. Composed of elected officers. it plans all the ac- tivities of the State. Today. under the direction of Miss Lillian Stoneburg. the Consilium plans and carries out such activities as candy sales. dances. snow parties. and the annual lloman State Banquet. VOX CIVITATIS The Vox Civitatis is the Latin paper, edited in East High School with Miss Lil- lian Stoneburg, its advisor. The articles are contributed by the pupils. The diligence of the Vox Board members has made the Vox an active part of every Latin class. 1 iff of J. 'I nv as coNs11.1UM A Front: P. Dattilo. First Row: E. Dick- ens. P. Brave. F. Alaimo, M. Casale. C. Baglio. L. Lovett. Second Row: C. Murphy. H. Cohen. H. Masters. B. Pericola. P. Schmidt, C. Cass, B. Pem- berton. Thirzl Rout J. Boomer. A. LaPlaca. A. DiI.orenzo. D. Elferink. K. .X1acPherson. fourth Row: J. Balta. C. Grover. H. Anderson, M. Cemignani. Fifth Rout Miss Stoneburgr. R. Dawson. B. Adams. R. Slocum. 74 MODERN LANGUAGE CLUB Because it is composed of representatives of the French. German, ltalian, and Spanish Clubs. who meet to plan various ac- tivities. the Modern Lang- uage Club has often been called East High's own United Nations. A tra- ditional function of this club is its sale of holly sprays, a festivity that annually enlivens our Christmas scene. fr , A ? IN I Standing: R. Lipani, H. Aiken, D. Parlato, E. Charhonneau. Mr. Clark. M. Seiffert, R. Danford, F. LaPlaca, ,l. Deane. Middle Row: C. Blide, G. Callinger, H. Cigliotti. B. Dickinson. Bottom Row: .l. Montante. A. Sofia, J. Harris, S. Knox. With Mrs. White as advisor and Sue Biuso as Jresident the Community . I . I' Service Club has done much for the service of the school. One of their mam activities is the selling of beanies during the football season. COMMUNITY SERVICE CLUB Sitting: M. Bundschuh, ,l. Teeter, M. O'Brien, S. Biuso, B. Tashman, A. l.a- Placa, A. Kelly. Standing: l. Terrano. W. Roberts, B. Fulmer, Mrs. White. K Hoehn .l. DeNero, Y. Talarico. 75 MONITORS Boys. left to right: D. Aloiso. R. Zos- taria. ll. Naietl. K. Nugent. R. Metz- er. F. Sanza. R. McCaw, .-X. Carlisi. W. Russ. R. Johnson. Cirls. left to right: ll. Barone. I . Mini. R, l.aRosa. l. Montante. V. Santo. C. Pnlvino. X 1 Keeping the Monitors. but thi and harder than has maintained a ber. Mr. Gliewe, clean at all times. Dal: ocrni eo amonc 4 un X lI1llflSl0W IJ Hate 'Vlr Bel man v halls in order during the past years has been a huge job for the s year hecause of the additional student hody. the joh has heen higgzer ever. Under the capable direction of Mr. DiClemente. the school safe and clean atmosphere. Recognition also is given to faculty mem- for the wonderful joh done in the lunchroom to keep it safe and TRAFFIC SQUAD Although we don't always realize it. the traffic squad is one of the most impor- tant activities around school. The boys have done their hest to protect our safety. They deserve credit for a job well done. 5-. he Nt .Xxx PROIECTION CLUB Standing: S. Polvino. 9. fappello. N Owellen. ,l. Wlintlsor. R, fat'r'at'ia. Ml Roller. Svulmlz C. Polxino. li. .-Xnflrzls sy. R. Mlanisen. P. flras-atlonia. The members of the Projection Club are skilled in the use of movie projectors. Wvhether for classroom use or for entertainment in assembly. they are the ones be- hind the scenes. RED CROSS lfnder the co-chairman- ship of Gail Callinger and Jerry Murphy. and faculty leadership of Miss Stone- burg. the Junior Red Cross Chapter at East High com- pleted a successful spring drive and hlled Christmas boxes along with sending a chest and making an afghan. 'Hu -. , 3 - ' - fmt ' Tap Rau: lcjfl In Vligfflli P, Svhniinlt. T. Modern. B. Pemberton. W. f'olzii.lf'v. D. Hyun. M. fl:-mignuni. lf, We-stt-rutt. .l. l.u1lwig. xl. Dtlflrelllfr. 5 'lkmlf-. .l. l'alr'xnm. ,lliflfllv Roux lvl! In rfgitll .l. Barrett. l'. Uuttilu. K. h1ilf'l,lll'lN0Il. ll. Murphy. fl. liillllflgvf. R. flarru. llnlding flag: M df-flogorza. ll. lsalnry. 77 1905 FT GQ-W VARSITY lgV1I'1'Zl.V1Hl .l. Spalty. ll. lJiRienzo. 5. leri'ati'c1. ll. Hoianoiit-li. .Nlurzrlfrzgz ff. llolt. U. llintrufl. t.. llittmzir. Nl, Wair- ren. .l. Xlur'l'ha-rson. IUNIOR VARSITY A. Ciofreda, B. Perirola, C. Pontic-ello. E. llatsky. P. Raferty, Nl. Campbell, Al. Burba, C. Fearnly. CHEERLEADERS Our thanks and appreciation to peppy june Spalty and her squad for an ex- :-eplional jolt well clone. This yearl squad helped to bring hack the true liast High spirit with lots of pep. en- thusiasm and neu cheers. MAIORETTES With their purple and white outfits and whirling batons the Nlajorettes, headed by petite Elsie Dickens. added much sparkle to half-time at foothall and basketball games. Another fiftieth anniversary first . they appeared at a pep assembly and shoved us that diligent prar- tice makes a perfect and won- derful exhibition. Pavne. E. Dickens, f.. llernpsnf, IT.-Krienzo. Y. fiarruba, .l. Xiu-so C. Payne. R. Dempsey. A. l7arrura. Xl Cx fav lil? M.. ' mwifi vm, 'Jn' h Q.: ,za 6' life? 'Qu Ox .SG -S' ' 4 'R f'-'ig . .5 s.. 1 V ' Qirff' if.. ,f W, SPORTSMEN Left Io Rigbl, On Stairs: R. Freeman, D. Rabcnr. j. Cznalcri. XX Russ L. Graviano, XV. Bailie, R. NX'alters, W. Curticc. R. Metzger, I fur H f.llNlN f R R. Lipani, M. Arena, Ango. L, DiSzlIxu. l'l'llllf.' . I L ,Q-. ,., ',',.. 3 5 ,,.' In 1 S 4? rl-w 20 E ff 'T' ,M g.. f L Canalfamm. ll. Kuchnc, tl. Smllmnn, F. Snnliillipu, R. Mdfaus, Il. Snucr- hafcr, T. MnXY'illiams. lf. LaPlzua. K. Brauex, L. Bcahlc, C. j. Camlfamm. Alun!! fron: lrirllnm' Il. Ryan, C. Brnnks, K. llcnry. H, Amlcrsun. K, 1 A. r. 'f ' J P! -4 A X ,za 5 U .- 'pf ' Q A I QJQELQ. Jia. v Fu. 1 xl :nail W Top Raw' M. Spoleta. P. Speranza. R. Hoffman. R. Feman. K, Coach Ml'K3!'. .l. Saliik. C. We-igzal. C. Moscato. B. Helfer. C. Armstrongi. ll. Clow-r. B. Page. R. Young. ,l. Bellanca. ll. Biincli. Dr-Nero. E. lxopf. Bottom Row: K, Hite. R. Nlvffaw. P. Sanl'il- N Br' nt ti' no Y Werino 9 151 'olari 'Uidzlle Rau D Youn - lipo. l.. flraziano. W, Curticc. K. Henry, Vf. Russ. .a.asa. ..-.as ..i .. g man. B. Perkins. .l. Nlaseralla. P. Noun. D. Parlato. P. llattilo. FOOTBALL East East East East East East East SCORES ... 0 Jefferson .. 12 ... 19 Seneca Falls 19 Edison ... 12 Monroe ... ... 13 Charlotte .. ... 14 Marshall .. Franklin .... . . . The 1952 East High foothall season came to an ex- citing finish. with East High successfully beating Mar- shall to the tune of 1-1-6. Despite the fact that this was the one and only victory of the season. the team was a PETE McKAY Coach creclit to their coach and to their school. A review of the record will show that we had only one win and six losses. but the East High Cridmen will come hack fighting: harder next year. VARSITY BASKETBALL First Row: L. Cilano, L. Craziano, D. Bunvh, P. Perkins, 1. Ange. P. Cras- sodonia. Second Row: ffoar-h Daly. R. Sloeum. ll. Danzig. D. Raheor. D. Clover, C, Brooks. S. Giamhrone. K. Henry. H. Craves. First Row D Proud R Parrle Paul CTHQQOIIOTIIH P 'Noun A Rlnaldl R Teranoxa R Holley J Serhu l Warner Smoml Rau Pttfr fra Qorloma In Saewa D Mar flaen S Vxllareale W Boomer foarh Daly D Arden J Blanchard S Pollto D Bunch D Parlato RFSFRXI-I BASKF FBAI I 0 Uonroe Edlson Franklin Nladmion Vs est Charlotte Nlarshall a t llornell Nlonroe Ldl on Pranklm Nladl on W e t Charlotte ar a 85 Tle xellm Cheerm and eneral hedlam are oxer for the 1952 53 seaeon The txtx thamplon htp uae non hx the Orlental Orphans de plte the handl tap of no home court practlce Our tllZ1I'flIlIOIlQl1lIJ team hm hed the eaeon ae a cltx record was broken and an AllScholat1c man was born The ea on record uae fourteen urns a am t x0 0 Q m the cttw ame ss IL quahhed La t for the Sectlonal Tourna ment In one of the most thrl IU ames of the Qeaeon our team fou ht ou h tx J oxertlmee only to e ellmlnated from Hnal competition ln a two pomt defeat -XllSrholat1c man tornes Brook alon mth lxen Henrw Don Haheor leaxm thla wear We Qhould hke to extend con ratula tlons to the reat team and Coarh Dah o ou mt onor to x hlle the crowd roared I 5 ' g- ' g- 2 - 1 .. -9 5 ' I -- s ' ' ' 4 g ' s tx' l sse-. ' I' g 5, 'h' 'h .A : . ' .5 Y H . L. . . , ' 1 5 ' - 1. ', .. I . ff , ', 4. l . 'll' g . , ,v .. I . . . . '. . . . . 1 , . , . g , M M , . ' . . I . . , lhf 51 H ' - ' ' ' ll sc Res 'A 7 East 54 Jellerson 56 East 63 Jeflerson 48 Lou Craziano. and Jaek Ange will he Last 58 . 49 Hart 68 . 58 -' 51 '- V , E351 91 46 East 80 ' '5 50 ' V. Y - U - East 6f ' 557 East T2 ' ' 6:4 . Q ' H T D Last 61 . Q 6,1 East ,115 . 'S 57 ' i A - E351 63 50 Rabi 61 50 uh hr gl h Last Hzgh . . . East Z0 39 East 51 F14 - ' - ' I HHS! DH . S59 East 6-1 XI sh ll 51 F s T5 77 CINIVII A ' 111711: 11. 1411 ' ' 'L l BASEBALL 1953 Four 1-hampiouships in a rowf Uoing for five! 'l'hat's tl1e terrihe reeorrl of East Highs hasehall teams for the last four rears. l.ecl ln' tioaf-h Pete lVlt'lxay. our lnoys have lteateu all the teams 111 City t'OIlllrClllibll lor the four preceding seasons. Be- cause of the return of such players as pitvher Bill Russ. first hasemau D011 llaheor. and seeoud base- man Perry Perkins. there are high hopes for the tea111 llliS year to 1xi11 its filth straight champion- ship, l.ast year the team just missed ttiiiuiug the sevtiouals uheu i11 the hual game they lost to Corning High School 1-tl 011 a no-hitter. Buck Riu f01tl1 Nltlxax D R3lDP0l W Russ D Gloxer Se-rmu ln Prtn le Front lxou J Bellanea R lalalue e 1 I0 1 Qalem Teiianoxa I N un C Wei 0 on B nt 1 0 P Ptilun -X lou Q 84 EAST COPS CITY BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP As a result of the untmn efforts of Coach Ben Daly the baslcetball team swept throufh the season mth a record of fourteen mms and two losses good for the champnonshnp of the Inter Scholastlc leaffue Wlth hrs pattence and court know how Ben molded the team mto a champlonshlp aggrega t1on Ben was exer present at the games, dlrectlnff the boys onthe floor and propelllnff them on to uctorw mth h1 half tlme ta PETE McKAY For thlrts fixe sears Pete NIcKax ha hrounht mam a cron n to EastH1f'h School Puttlnff forth h1 ablltts ln football and baseball Pete ha become lncrealnfflx accomplishment al 0 lnclude soccer tx re t lnff and basketball Amour' the mam nor llle team hate brou ht to our sfhool ts the en atlonal four tear Xtllllllll strea III ba eball Pete ha mde pread foar nnv abllltle xshn 1 a ure us of mam Xtlnlllllf' team ln the future . . If - rf V I 7 . T 3' . u - s 4 C . . F I I 2- lks. 4 ' '- ' - 4. L - V s C U' ' A Q 'C ' . - . s ' ' 5' , ' popular with the students. His coaching ' s S ' f rj l' ,.. - . . ,. I' ho 5 'T s ' g S s ' -' ' ' ff . F' .. k ' f ' . 's ' ' -l', '-l'ss J 4-' V. . F S . U 85 cnoss COUNTRY The hard-running East High Har- riers finished the season with six wins and two defeats. This record was good enough for a third-place finish in lnter- scholastic standings. The team had a good chance for the championship. but injuries just before their important meet with Madison and Monroe ruined their chances. Again this year, as the year before. Bob Terranova was the outstanding run- ner on the team. The harriers have a great start for next vear since they lose only seniors Red Graves. Hugh Ander- son. and Carmen Catalamo. Standing: H. Danzig. J. Otto. H. Anderson, P. LaSpina, R. Bevo, D. 1, X Proud. S. Cipolla, Coach Beisman, R. Slocum. Sitting: H. Graves, R. I Cofarro. R. Terranova. C. Valo. C, Zaso. J. Hopkins. The 1952 edition of the East High soccer team was a very successful one. finishing the season with a record of five wins. two defeats. and one tie. That record was good enough for a third-place fin- ish in league standings behind Marshall and Edison. Never to be forgotten was the game against Mar- 'AST EAST IA 57 L L if EAS . CASH :AST ,EAST tr Q1 shall in which an underdog East team almost upset the powerful jurists. Outstanding players for the Orientals were Don Rabeor. who was high scorer of the teamg Carm Catalfamo. lineman: and goalie. ,loe Blanchard. SOCCER Top Row: Coach Daly, G. YVagner, J. Tiberio, R. Swayze, M. Maka- roff, D. Ryan, S. Sin- opli, B. Boomer, G. Erskin, T. MCXVHQ liams, J. Cavaleri, F. Incardona, P. Augen- stein, G. Young, R. Martin. Middle Row: G. Anderson, C. Catal- famo, H. Kuehne, S. Blaakman, J. Stall- man, R. KValters, J. Blanchard, D. Rabeor, YV. Bailie, L. Cilano, J. Balta. I.. Bechle. Hoi- tom Row: C. Taylor, M. Miller. J. XVoerner. R. Kuchne, J. Catalfa- mo, M. Love, H. Mar- chant, A. Helflicker, I.. Lays, E. Grimaldi, R. Kroenig. . 'Vin Fzrsl Rnu R Peo B Helfert T Tnffans Kufhnf f s unnr wt f 1 l cnm R lxuf me R IIIHOIN min lth R 0 as Third nu 11 Bur SWIMMING The smmmmv team fimshed the season mth a three mn fise los record food for flfth place 1n the lnter Scholastic Leaffue The three uetorre xsere oxer Jefferson Nladnson and Charlotte Espeualls out tandlnf for the team thls wear were Ed After m the 50xard free lxle John Stallman and Holm NILCHM SCIIIOI' who were seen ln therr last meet for Eat lnclude After NlcCaxs Stallman Sam Poluno Ualclex Dohlnns and WRESTLING R0HfffPff0 laclnv the Oriental xsrestlm team to fourth plane H1 the lnter Scholastlc loop na CIIIOI' John faxalerl nho Captured both I e cltx and sectlonal Xtfffglllll rham non IPS Cranln lll tle un lmtted tKCl0'l'll Cla he captured ten tralffht mat M111 for t e xear Other who rearhed the cntx hnals were Carmen Tahone fn 7aso and Frank lncardona fene Dehero e Illllf' lll the lr pound cla na al o undefeated flllflllf' the ea on hut ua una mle to partlflpate III the champlonshlp due to a shoulder IIIJUIW Coach Bel man hox ended the season mth four XICIOTIC and our defeat The onlx enlor other than flaxalerl were Boh l1Pan1 and Frank laplara leaunfr a strong nucleus for next wear s squad Fzrst Rou F Invardona I Caxalerl Foavh A I Belsman Qerond Rou A Seuderl C De'Ner0 F Qrhlotz F. Nlesolella. F. Zaso. P. Turmo R. ,y1ul. C. Tahone. D. Estes. S. an- azzo. Thin! Row: . More-tti. . Uiegzel, A. l.0Bionrlo C. Cappellino. .l. Bellanra R. Nu ent F. Laplava B. . .o '. S. Casolari. N. Sanzota. Fourth Row: Nl. l,aP0ma A. Martelli D. Maneuso R. Palmer. 87 -l f BOWLING 1 1 1 1 1 n '1111n1 R 'NI417 EI E Stout W CIIIUIP H 5auerae1 GOLF llll6OIIIl6 oxo e 1 Ir Ylill' , 'NL X ' ' 1' ', a1'0r ero eim. Tle fr Y' 1 er 'e- 1' r from the I952 q 1111 1 1 IOIJIIOIIIOTC Vary ml '. . 3 '1 xx' IIN, ny. S llllfffllgf .f , , I 1 'IF I- I ' . 5011117 .' 'L . K. IzIllIIlf'fl4I0l' , 88 Io I fambettn B S e w BU PU UV EDUCATION. aet had tuo team thl- sear the Purple and IIC Inn lan thex captured fourth and CIUIIIII place re pemtne x T10 0lI1er11Ix Iuox 1 111 Harrx Sauerhafer I.111I I aIox and I3er11a1rI Slxe-I Ix entered the IIdIlOl18I to11111an1e11t Tles 11011 x a c trop IX llllf 1 cecl 1 1 I1 The Ivox made .1 ffran NIIOMIIIV' for ait Hlgh WJTUW We 7' c CARRULL M 4 M mass , 12 Fzrsl Row R Kent N brhlageter C Zaso J Balta NI dtl r11no I J Rnaldo A Wa Pl a aroff T Briscoe P a pino I fatalfamo ml lxow F 111 NIIIIBT W beamwn f 0 Thafktr I fatalfamo II I rasee R Smith S Pohmo on and I ooster rmetron 3 Xrrlen er 111111 Rau I I1 If 'NI Nlilazzo I frm adonia omer I7 P er on S 9111011011 I em R I-Ie 11111 R If-man Ix Henry I Blanclmrd R Slovum 11er1 T riara ws Ba .nh or 1 1 1 Brno II Xndexlon C K ter 111 t mls lnff tie 1 iam none 1111 at scar ix oem tI1e hnal meet If to tri to Imrinf home tI1e I1o11or Ioarhed In Ito Nlor e the team almo t ahsdy ishes hi 1 Ill t ea ue ant me ee t1at ll tear will he no cxfep 1011 Thi wear team has a tremendou tart with hlfh jllmlbel form Brook: hurdler farm fxatalfamo and jumper Ixen Henrx The e hos haxe Iieen Cltx fhampionx in the past and hopes are hivh for a repeat performanfe this xeftr TENNIS The tenni team look forward foot a on 1 sear 111 .1 chance to hrinf the rham non 1 ie or a ll l e ea ue tan II' e ha ed mamlx on the returnm e111or Hob Freeman and Ixinlex I1rauer Ireeman na cofaptam at searx team xI111h to 'T' three out of six matfhe Other return111 are I11 ene Ixopf and Jim Chfl tie N IIVIIIIVIH I' 1 11r r r11111t1n I1IIanx R IIoIIman .1 111 x mn lx 1 K Bra ler 81 3 . - '. : . , . ' , . , . , 1 , IJ. IJ- A. B . If. leo, . , . . Ik '. Nl Ic , . , , I. S ' , C. . f , J. Th' ' 1. I.eo 1. NI. , 4 , ', T 1 , Q. Vol , H, , f . .1 H, ' , . , I.. II I ,W.VV A . g1,I,.' ',W. .SL ' f. NIVI il ,.., , J, 1 ' , R. Bo . . i s , .. Q ', . IJ ', . Iling. A. Ix11'I '. . I ' . I. ' Q. . ' , , ' , SMI '. .Fe' . I., I.a, '. , .I. ilie. Co Nl Se. T. NI'W'IIiz1mS, C. ke. . .1 , Af f s P I -I 1' :I' I s ,' II' I ,Q 1 NIacIiso11. Ifast Highis traditiorially strong travk team will r'on1e haf-k this year h 1' g' s. . ' I' gl. s . s 's fin Q 3 'g1I he I gl , I ' I I I II 's -' t . I . .T . ,T .F - . I . l I: .v K. In . x r f' 3 I 1 f, .- . X , 3 I ' 'S 5 Y ' X I to a g I se S thk 1' 'th J . . - A rl a - I' . I jf shil to hast. Hoi s f high h11'sI i11 h I g s d'1,1s ar S . it . g 1, F 5. 1' , . S b . of I 4' '.g ' v ' ' ok I 'ax 1 I ' ' 4 Q 3, ' I ' . fl ' : f. NI'Yz1y, W, If tire, R. If 1- ' , 'If . . II. I 'I F t: If. 'o1f, , 1 1 B cl-. R 14. J ludmg D Dlttman E Qt xen larrl 9 Lhrxeto R Ottobrmo Thm1Rou ll Ienello Q Q1nopol1 f Re-ul X leo: e Nl Bufano NI Deljede J lJe'Nt1o N Bethlc I' Z1mmerman F XIIO J Perrantx CT XIHFPIIPT on N11 Q qnosx N Bareham Necond Rau NI NICOIHICIC R Demp ew P Nluratort NI Qeauard L Bran Comb Nl Papp P Herruk X Nehlo Qer NI Fe'uta J X anOrd1e1 J 'Nederllt B llllller J Nloore Fzrst Rou -X -Xbate B Que-rC1a XIIQ ful SWIMMING The Qmmmm fac1l1t1es prox 1ded by X I A axe mam a 1 an opportunxtx to learn to Hum or to perfect l1er lndnxdual lull Ham of the East H1 l1 1rl took adxanta e of th1 opportumts uluch ua capablx dl rected bs N11 Snow and NI1 Cullaee HCP Ba A Rau Nlr lxalmn NI fxallarrl P Rorlt P re u 1 lt IH n 1 0 enzo N He ert Harrx B l19Ifld Xmae fzrstlfou N Clyfc L Vero Ilchel on C Bllde H C1 t g lo l Ha Tl A Collmnzer A The CITIQ Athleuc AQQOCIHIIOH under the leader h1p of Pres1clent Helen F1 llOIIl ha done a Good job and worked hard to promote a better Qportb part1c1 patron pro ram The Councll planned a parts for neucomere to the Qchool 1n the fall and alao manaved sprlng play daye GIRLS gsm per1od A en NI Hane I Harms Secon r J uca 90 LEADERS CLUB learnmv to lead CXCTCISCS and refereem sprmff baeltetball games are the purpoees of the Leadere Club The Club COIIQIDIS of four 1rlQ choben from each gsm Clase to aQQ1 t the teacheri durmg the Baci-. R014 A Gollmnzer D Dlttman Wolfe H G1 l1ott1 B Andrawy J Bartlex P 'NI1ehelQon E Angelo C Rau Nlrs Kalmn G Sehmldt S NIBYCIHHO D Rlce NI Callard T Forgue P Rockcaetle f R 1d J Zuhkle C Duffs 'XI1QQ Cullave Fzrst Rou X abate NI NIc'NIullen J Learn l Ball Y Helfert J Nederllt J Har Bac!-1 Roux left to right: E. De- Croot. B. Dickinson. .-X. Russell, . Yan.-Xalst. P. BIf'K9TYOXt'. S, in SPCRT BASKETBALL and VOLLEYBALL Weekly competition among senior. junior. sophomore. and freshman teams has lween completed for the 1952-53 season. Vnfler the capahle direction of Aliss Cullace. lmoth the volleyball and hasketball teams had outstand- ing: records as they played well and fought hard through the Anniversary Year. BOWLING Coached by Miss Snow. the Anniversary Year teams were all quite successful as they finished the season with wonderful individual scores. Greenlee. l. Shea, D. Shea. Al. Julian. N. Kooper. A, Nlangone. B. Bradt. D. Davies. .Wfddle Row: N. Lazzara. B. Castiglione. C. Callinger. K. Kahl, A. De- Brine. J. Vinton, C. Dimino. B. Baker. J. Ball. .l. Zuhkle. Y. Bel- lavia. C. Vito. D. Samuelson. N. Henderson. C. Althen. N. Cran- ning. Third Row: Y, Ramsey. Miss Snow. B. Pemberton. S. Young. l.. Casciani. S. Christo. D. Cagne. B. Brone. J. Spencer. A. lntloyino. .l. lnrlmino. P. Marcus. FI'f.SlRI1M'Z ff. De Yuyst. .l. Yan Ordier. K. Dickinson. .l. War-enske. 91 Fourth Row: Nl. Callarrl, A. Collmitzer, C. Allan, .I. Bartley. S. Brewer E. Wescott. 0. Long. P. Michelson, Miss Cullace. Third Row: .l. Helfert Cl. Reid. l.. llarris. ff, flentilc. Al. Nicolaides. lf. Angelo. T. Forgue, B Antlrassy. :L Dil.orenzo. Second Row: B. Dempsey. S. Sinopoli. D Penello. lf. Bullock. Beatrice Brooks. Bernice Brooks. Al. Campliell First Rout NI. NlcNlullen. ,l. Nederlk. D. NIacKown. .l. Harris, P, Rockl castle. 7 Our Precldent Pall Fa h1on Thoee Two ',,.--- up-v Llttle Dolls '7 if ,. ' 1' Q is .. Warm V Rough Nlght FellaQ'7 N' V 15. Meal Time SNAPS The Y mmf NI. 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