Grover Cleveland High School - Clevelander Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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THE CLEVELANDER 31 Sophomore and Freshmen Honor Roll The picture across the page contains those students who have attained an average of 90? or over for at least four quarters. Through hard work they have been able to keep the scholastic record of Grover Cleveland High School on a par with the other High Schools of the city. This year the number of students on our honor rolls has greatly increased. It is especially noticeable in the sophomore division that the averages are high and the competif tion is keen. Erma Sill has distinguished herself by setting a goal of 9925? that has not as yet been surpassed at Grover Cleveland. Catherine Giovanazzo, a sophomore has been able to keep up almost constantly among the three highest of the school. Another secondfyear pupil is Anne Harrington, always up near the top of the list. Albert Rosso has also managed to obtain a rose several times, an award given only the three highest. Another sophomore, Josephine Guarino captured first place last quarter. Although the freshmen group has been at Grover only a short time, we have been made conf scious bf their scholastic ability through the efforts of Delores Pratt and Anthony Merlino. lcli ' Senior and Junior Honor Rolls To the left are pictured Senior and Junior honor students who have maintained an average of at least 9070 for four or more five'week marking periods. . o , Q Josephine Scozzaro, a diligent senior, has ranked highest for three periods with averages of 98.811, 98.376, and 98W. At another time, Josephine held second place with 98.575 Another senior, Bernice Franks, has been near the top on several honor rolls and at one time held first place with 98.8W,. High among the boys is Joseph Cannizzaro, who throughout his four years has achieved a remarkable academic record and as a reward the position of valedictorian of his class. Other seniors who comprise our highpoint students are Mary Giancarlo, Mary Graham, Har' riet Kleckner, Marian Phillips, Mary Harrington, William Blomberg, Rose Trihlo, Albert Perfetto, Gilbert Sauer, Vincent Paris, and Mary Castrianno. Our scholastic standing has reached a higher level than ever before. iv

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30 THL CLILVELAND: ' ' YR Honor Roll - Freshman and Sophomore Group First Row: M. Clow-:1, M. Russo, M. Sicari, J. Iieneventu, P. Genova, J. Aruuista E Mua 'l lll 'I' it l'i R Vullo I , . .1-.re-2, ..-au. . - . Lutroneo, J. Elarclo, S. Martino, J. Varvo, A. Merlino. Sc-cond Row: R. Lunuhino, A. lVAmit'o, 'l'. Caruana, N. Costello, A. Sam-vo, 'l'. llll wl2lIlCOHf'U. L. Aguglia, I. Iprnasiak, A Donato, .l. liattayrlia, J. tluarino. M. Angelo, A. Nigro, C. Pulfcr, N. Nigrelli. Third Row: H, Johnson, lt, Pratt, C. Uglialoro, A. Sviantlra, L. Priore A Aroniva. J. Pileri, IJ. Aglnrlia, M. Ric-igliano M. Mt-cva, Carolyn Ca:-:tilt-one, M. Mattina. M. liattayrlia, C. Trunolone' J' Alfano Fourth Row: A. flioeli, R. Manganu, R. Sr-omrechio, A. Kilian, J. Pllllidlllih' A. Sclirueppel, L. Forster, C. Catanzaru, A braralul, L. Lolvzer, lf. lnovlnazzu, E. VVesner, P, Petruzzi, R. Dehlrarv Flflh Row: J. Bianchi, J. Cutroneo, E. Scott, R. Judson, R. Montour. A. Rua, A. Harrington, K. Cive-llo, M. Hannah, J Mangane-llo, lb. Llcata, P. Ernest, J. IJILOFQIIZO, J. Persic-n. B k R al' ow: A. Milan, J. Lipomi, A. Rosso. S. Sammarr-0, R. K4-sse-l, J. Bei:-h, T. Yorke. J. Shearer. J. tirisanti. J. Stella R. Hrotf, F. Bona, E. Higdon. Honor Roll - Junior and Semor Group Firest Row: Rat-hvl Antls-lora. Jeanette Marciano, H. Costello, L. Hawkins, IJ. Germ-i, A. Tronolune, R. Teflesco, R, Militello S. LoI'into, L. Lovallo, V. Paris, J. Nasca, R, Lilu-1'to, J. Tamburello. Serond Row: 'l'. Rowell, J. Basile, M. Giancarlo, L. Silvestro, D. Pit-trot-ola, ll. Ripoli, M. Austin, E. Hag:-le, A. Melc'l1io1're-, J. Sc-ozzaro, H. Klem-knvr, fl. Valabrese, F. Lafontl, C. Fenevk, A. Ac-quilina. Third Row: ll. Carr, L. t'onfort,o, C. Rampinu. M. Caruso, L. Funseth, NV. Robertson, J. Etiopia, S. Revs-hio, L, Panizhi S. Rantlazzo, J. Vetrano, S. Sabato, I. Sill. F. llristanti. Fourth Row: M. Castrianno, N. Wojtowivz, C. Southarsl, R. Russo, M. Marasm-hiello, M. Graham, M. Harrington, A. Varm-aro N. Valvo. C. Kanally, R, Tritilo, E, flood, C. Alfano, R. Taravella. Fifth Row: M, Campbell, M. Leith, Il. Extent-e, li. Extent-Q-, IJ. Woodruff, G, Arengo, V. Graham, E. Sorenson, Fl. Ririprliano, M. Se-ycloux, I. Sortino, J. Heintxelman, L. Te-re-si, J. Vispi. Burk Row: J. f'annizzaro, A, Perfetto, V. Fanlise, ll. Burke. J. Crimi, M, fiigrlierano, F. Rupersln-rg, B. l ranlo4, E. Eble. M. Phillips, G. Sauer, J, Chiavaro, W. Blomberg, A. Siragusa.

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32 THE CLEVELANDER Clfass of 79 7 Abulone, joseph Renold He offered himself for the school he loved. Trackg Basketballg Baseballg Campus Topicsg Yearbookg Latin Clubg Physical Science. Adornetto, Isadore Anthony Silence is golden. Basketballg Honor Roll, '36. Alberti, Vincent He has courage that endures. Alessi, Charles George He'll ind a way. Dramatic Club. Anzalone, Michael Carmelo lt is hard to fail with qualities like his. Hobby Club: Dramatic Club: Debate Clubg Footballg Swimmingg Basketball. Bandinelli, Anthony Pascal Large is his bounty, and his soul sincerefl Track, '36g Cross Country, '36, Barnes, james Joseph He whistles as he goes, light hearted boy. Swimmingg Homeroom Basketballg Thanksgiving Day Program. Blomberg, William F. Exceeding wise, fairfspoken, and persuading. Secretary of Debating Club, '36, President, '37g Latin Club, Presidentg Tennisg Class Prophet. Broxup, Earl J. He has tried and succeededfl Home Room Baseballg Merit Roll. Buccella, Henry A. His blithe spirit appreciates naturefl Baseballg Basketball. Bundock, Robert H. Long and lean and wiryf' Commercial Clubg Bandg Orchestrag Tennisg Basketball. Buscaglia, Arthur His smile expresses victory. Baseballg Basketballg Bandg Orchestra. Cannizzaro, joseph L. The temple of art is built of words. Debateg Baseball: Valedictoriang Yearbook. Cascino, Frank C. A boy who enriches society. Orchestra. Cassaro, Anthony S. His armor is his honest thoughts. Catanzaro, Gasper Thy mind is the master weaverf' Cheesman, Fred A. C He is a man of honorf, Christopher, Joseph D. He has no heart for idle merry making. Ciocca, Frank A. He is straight and strong, and his eyes are brown. Dramatic Clubg Football. Colangelo, John This boy possesses a happy nature. Italian Club. Crimi, Joseph T. As thy days, so shall thy strength be. Basketballg Baseball. DiGangi, Dominic A strong calm man is always revered. Dramatic Clubg Baseballg Basketballg Grover Follies. Dragone, Frank L. Arniable, friendly and kind. Basketballg Baseball. Gennuso, Victor L. His face is lit with the hope of youth. Basketballg Baseball. Gertz, Herald H. Unflinchingly he faces the world. Trackg Cross Countryg Swimming. 1: in Cleveland