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

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1950 volume:

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FRANKLYN CAMPAGNA ..........DONNA STEARNS ........GLORIA CARUANA ....MARY ANN POLLINO .........ANTl-IONY PAUL ..........LOUISE PALERMO PETER MONTEMARANO Pete, Donna, Lou, Mary Ann ,. . Y, ,f' - EI IJ u - The Senior Class of GRCDVEI2 CLEVELAND I-4 I G I-I S C I-4 O O L Buffalo, New York 1950 H CLEVELANDEI? The Idea of Our Book The greatest pleasure in one's life is to recall the joys and pranks of youth. Therefore, we have attempted to portray in these few pages our life at Grover. All we ask is but one tear and one smile for memory's sake and we shall feel that the labor expended on this book will not have been in vain. On each of our lead pages, there are students who symbolize the phases of our school life. These chosen few were selected by the Senior Class because of their superlative achievements. , all ,, , 4 ll n , I: V nu :Milli f QL I ll II In W VALEDICTORIAN CARL Comma MR. CHARLES A. KENNEDY Principal With Intelligence SEATED: Mrs. E. Dolwany, Miss F, Driscoll, Miss L. Faber, STANDING: Mr. J. Conley, Miss M. Marck, Miss C. Westfall, Mr. P. Eldridge, Miss B. McNamara, Miss S, Carman, Miss D, Hall, Mr. R. Sclwarizer. MR. JOHN F. DEVINE Assistant Principal Patience and Fortitude . . . Q SEATED: Mrs. G. Ricotta, Miss E. Macne, Miss E. Venherm, Miss R. DiPasquale. STANDING: Mr, D. Kublitz, Mr. W Helwig, Mr. G. Kuhn, Mr. C. Wagner, Mr. E, Spahn, Miss B. Nash. SEATED: Miss R. Wilfert, Miss M. Brown, Miss S Coonly, Miss F. Welch. STANDING: Mr. A, Cav alieri, Miss H. McGowan Mr. E. Beech, Miss C Sullivan, Mr. R. Howe, Miss G. Geraty, Mr. F Davidson. They Guide Us SEATED: Mrs. l-l. Waters, Miss K. Harrington, Mrs. M. Spear, Mrs. M. Mug- ridge, STANDING: Mr. W. Martin, Miss E. Han! avan, Mr, W. Dowd, Miss M. Lombardi, Mr. E. l-los gan, Miss B. Ozarin. iii. ., uk Hg. I ng. nu i Vlosr LIKELY To Succffo DELLA Bunelo Ar-armour P1-:s2LA if xii E1 u - v EMM! Valedictory We, the graduates of l95O, have come to the time of hail and farewell. The task assigned us has been done, and the promise which our parents and our Teachers have seen in us has come to fulfillment. All that has gone before in the past four years of earnest endeavor we will try to apply through our adult lives. To Mr. Kennedy, Mr. Devine, and the mem- bers ofthe faculty go our thanks for a job well done. It has been proven to us that education consists not so much in quantity of informa- tion, but rather in quality of imaginative guid- ance. We feel that the lessons we have learned have been less mastery of fact, than increased awareness that the world we live in needs de- cency and honor, spirit and integrity. Above all, we know it needs intelligent citizens who can adapt their education to help solve its problems, to keep it free as the Almighty and the founding fathers intended. Within our power, we will insure that it is a world in which the individual can pursue his destiny, mindful of false philosophies yet assured because he knows them for the destroyers of liberty that they are. To our parents-neither poet nor wise man has put into adequate words the sentiments of affection and gratitude that are ours. The joys and plaudits of graduation might belong, in truth, to you. As time firms and molds our character, we trustfully hope that it brings us more of the strength and inspiration we have drawn from you. We should say farewell to our school, yet, in a way, we can never say farewell to the friend- ships, the gains, the pleasant and fruitful days that Grover has given us. We know that these memories will ever be renewed and relived. Carmelo Contino. CELESTINA ABATI- Speech is silver, but silence golden. Business, Sports, Ambition: Model. AGNES ACQUISTO- Lite is a song. General, Chorus, Sports. Ambition: Lead a happy lite. MARIE AGRO- I hasten to laugh at everything for tear ot being obliged to weep. General, Chorus. Am- bition: Lead a happy lite. JOHN ALAIMO- Always cheerful, always glad, here's a fellow who's never sad. Science, Sports Editor '50 Clevelander, Latin Club President '50. Foot- ball, Intramural Sports. Ambition: Pharmacist. ANNETTA ANSELMO- Simple and sweet, gay and petite. Arts, Most Courteous '48, Senior Write-up Editor '50 Clevelander, Campus Topics Editor '49, French Club Secretary '49+President '50, Latin Club, Who's Who and What's What Club, United Nations Delegate '49-'50, 500 Club, Pin Girl, Sports, Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Model. LEONARD ANZALONE- I am bound to furnish my antagonists with arguments Camera Club, Track, Intramural Sports, Ambition: Dentist, JANET ARMITAGE- ln every way a lady. Science, IOOO Club, Sports, Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4, Ambition: Attend college. LOUISE ARONICA- Worry not, for what's the use? General, 500 Club, Sports, Honor Roll 2, 3. Ambition: Travel. JACK BAGAROZZO- Seldom hurried, never wor- ried. Business, Intramural Sports. Ambition: Million- aire. MILDRED BAGAROZZO- Where have you 'Ben' all my life? Business, Camera Club, Honor Roll I, 4, Merit Roll 2, 3. Ambition: Live in my own home. DONALD BALISTRERI- This 'skipper' steers his own course. Science, Boys' Glee Club, Service Club, Track, Baseball, Intramural Sports, Honor Roll 2, 4, Merit Roll I. Ambition: Doctor. SALVATORE A. BALLACCHINO- Little and wise, a terror for his size. Science, Yearbook, Track, Intra- mural Sports, Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Law executive. SALVATORE J. BALLACCHINO- A bright little boy with a smiling face. Science, French Club, Track, Tennis, Intramural Sports, Honor Roll 3, Merit Roll I, 2, 4, Ambition: Lawyer. VERA BALLACCHINO- An excellent drawer of pic- tures and friends. General, Vice-President '49, Most Athletic '48, '49, '50, Sports Editor '50 Clevelander, School Play '50, Campus Topics Editor '49, French Club, Chorus, Radio Broadcast, Cheerleader, 500 Club, Pin Girl, Sports, Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Magazine illustrator. JOAN BARTELL- Smile the while. Secretarial, Ad- vertising, Monitor, Chorus, Sports. Ambition: Success in life, VIRGINIA BARTOLOTTA- lt's fun to be happy. General, Advertising, School Play '50, Chorus, Camera Club, 500 Club, Sports. Ambition: Work tor the Tele- phone Company. MARCELLA BEATY- Elegant as simplicity. Science, Monitor, Pin Girl, Sports, Merit Roll I, 2, 3, 4. Ambi- tion: Nurse. VIRGINIA BELL- Leaves one a bit breathless. Secre- tarial, Campus Topics, Cheerleader, Sports, Honor Roll I, Merit Roll I, 2. Ambition: Marry Sammy. JOHN BELLANTI- Graduation come and get me: torrents of homework irk and fret me. Business, Year- book, Campus Topics, Boys' Glee Club, Projector Club, Reading Club, Basketball Manager '49, Basketball, Intramural Sports, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, Ambition: Play college basketball. DUANE BENNETT- A closed mouth catches no flies. Business. Ambition: College. JOHN BONDI- Rosie, mah' blushing 'posie. Gen- eral, Football, Basketball, Intramural Sports. Ambition: Live a happy life. DELLA BURGIO- Some people stop for breath, but l go on forever. Science, Most Versatile '49, Most Likely to Succeed '50, Reewrite Editor '50 Clevelander, School Play '50, Declamation Contest, Campus Topics Editor-in-Chief '49, Italian Club, Radio Broadcast, l00O Club, Pin Girl, Sports, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To be successful at State. MARIE BUSCAGLIA- l'vant to be V'allonel Gen- eral, 500 Club, Merit Roll 4. Ambition: Doctor's re- ceptionist. FRANKLYN CAMPAGNA- A sense of humor, a good mind, a combination hard to find. Science, President '49, '50, Outstanding Leader '48, Most Versatile '49, One Who Has Done Most for Grover '50, School Play '50, Service Club, Reading Club, Basket- ball, Tennis, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Live a happy life. JEANETTE CANCILLA- Young, gay, and fancy free Secretarial, Advertising, Monitor, Campus Topics, Chess Club, Chorus, Camera Club. Ambition: Lead a happy life, HELEN CAROS- Good humor is the sunshine of the mind. Vocational Guidance Club, l000 Club, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, Merit Roll 4, Ambition: Travel. FRANK CARTONIA- So much to do, so little time. General, Track, Intramural Sports, Ambition: Physical education instructor. GLORIA CARUANA- Her pleasing manner wins all. Arts, Girls' Treasurer '49, Secretary '50, Declamation Contest, Campus Topics, French Club, Latin Club, Who's Who and What's What Club, Pin Girl, Sports, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Air hostess. JOAN CLAU5- Who invented school? Business, Sports, Honor Roll 3, Merit Roll l, 2, 4. Ambition: Air hostess. CARMELO CONTINO- The torch of knowledge burns brightly. Science, Valedictorian, Debate, Latin Club, Who's Who and What's What Club President '50, Reading Club, Tennis, Intramural Sports, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Lawyer. RUSSELL COOPER- He looks up to no one. Science, Chess Club, Latin Club, Track, Intramural Sports, Honor Roll 2, Merit Roll l, 3, 4. Ambition: Million- aire. MARIE CORDARO- Worry about today, tomorrow will be here too soon. Science, Civic Planning Essay Winner, Yearbook, Debate, Campus Topics, French Club, Latin Club, Science Club, Orchestra, Sports, 500 Club, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: High school teacher. DOLORES COSTELLO- Vitality reigns supreme. General, Girls' Marshal '49, School Play '50, Campus Topics, Cheerleader, Sports. Ambition: To live a queen's life. SANTINO CURTO- As good to be out of the world as out of fashion. Business, 500 Club, Sports, Honor Roll 2, Merit Roll l, Ambition: Lead a happy life. MARY DELLA SALA- Quiet of nature, gentle of heart. General, Monitor, Merit Roll l. Ambition: Live a happy life. THERESA DiMARCO+ Quiet, unobstrusive manner. General. Ambition: Good Housewife. LUCY DiPASQUALE- There is no time tor idle chatter. General, Chorus. Ambition: Marry a million- aire. CHARLES DiVENCENZO- Charlie is apt, apt to do anything. Arts, Yearbook, Campus Topics, French Club, Latin Club Vice-President '50, Boys' Glee Club, Football, intramural Sports, Merit Roll 2, 3, 4, Ambi- tion: A successful lawyer. ELAINE DUFF- Why back away from an argument it you can win it? Secretarial, Orchestra, 500 Club, Sports. Ambition: Secretary. PATRICIA EBERHARDT- Simplicity is a captivating grace. Secretarial, Debate, School Play '48, 500 Club, Pin Girl, Sports, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Private secretary. ROBERT EPPOLITO- Girls may come and girls may go, but l go on forever. Science, School Play '49, '50, Chess Club, Camera Club, Merit Roll 2. Ambition: Research chemist. PEGGY EVANS- Mischief lurking in her eyes, want- ing outlet ere it dies. Secretarial, Literary Editor '50 Clevelander, Advertising, Campus Topics, Chorus, Vo- cational Guidance Club Secretary '49, Pin Girl, Sports, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, Merit Roll 3. Ambition: Visit England. JOSEPHINE FEDERIC,O- What better policy than to have fun? Secretarial, Sports, Honor Roll 2, Merit Roll l, 3, 4, Ambition: Take shorthand dictation at top speed. ROCCO FENNO- Care's an enemy to lite. General, Intramural Sports. Ambition: Own my own business. ROSARIO FIORELLA- Intelligence and humor, a win- ning combination. Science, Campus Topics, Camera Club, Reading Club, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Own a new car. PATRICIA FOX- Thank God tor small favors. Arts, French Club, Pin Girl, Sports. Ambition: Air hostess. CHARLES GALLO- Full well they laughed at his jokes, Arts, Treasurer '49, Yearbook, School Play '50, Monitor, Campus Topics, Boys' Glee Club, Camera Club, Service Club, Projector Club, Football, Basketball, Cross Country, Track, Tennis, Intramural Sports, Merit Roll l. Ambition: Enjoy life. JOSEPH GALLUZZO- He lives to talk and talks to live. Science, Band, Orchestra, Merit Roll 2. Ambi- tion: History teacher. MARIE GATTUSO- She has a beauty all her own. Business, French Club, Chorus, Sports, Merit Roll l, 2. Ambition: Travel around world. JOHN GIALLOMBARDO- High ideals, good deeds. Science, Most Courteous '48, Most Sociable '49, Friendliest '50, Intramural Sports. Ambition: Florist. ELEANOR GIANCARLO- Her smile seldom ends with less than a giggle. Business, Debate, School Play '48, '49, '50, Campus Topics, Chorus, 500 Club, Pin Girl, Sports, Merit Roll l, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To be successful. CATHERINE GIANNUZZI- 'Tis good to be merry and wise. Business, Chorus, Vocational Guidance Club, l000 Club, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Work in an insurance ottice. ROBERT GODIOS- After all, everyone can't be tall. Business, Band, Track, Intramural Sports, Merit Roll l, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Accountant. STEPHEN GRANDILLO- A threat to Dick Contino's trade. General, School Play '50, Monitor, Chess Club, French Club, Cross Country, Track, Intramural Sports, Ambition: Become a great accordianist. SALVATORE GUADAGNAk Thinking is such an idle waste of thought. General, school play '50, Ambition: Speedboat jockey. CAROL GUAGLIARDO- This lassie has captured her laddief' General, Sports. Ambition: Receptionist. FRANK GUGLIUZZA- The style is the man him- S6lf. General, Senior Picture Editor '50 Clevelander, Monitor, Projector Club, Intramural Sports, Merit Roll I, 2, 3. Ambition: Own a business. THERESA GULIANO- Quiet sincerity. Secretarial, Monitor, Sports. Ambition: Work in a large office. JACQUELINE GULLO- Deeds, not words. Business, Chorus, Honor Roll I, 2, Merit Roll 3, 4. Ambition: Business woman. ROSIE GULLO- A good laugh is sunshine in the house. Arts, Yearbook, French Club, Italian Club, Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4, Ambition: Homemaker. JOHN GUZZIO- l'm right, the world's wrong. Science, Service Club, Italian Club, Tennis, Intramural Sports, Merit Roll I. Ambition: Anything but work. JOAN HURLEY- A light heart lives long. General, Monitor, Chorus. Ambition: Lead a good life. FLORENCE IACANO- Fate and care are obstacles to life. Business, Chorus. Ambition: Marry Pat. THERESA INCAVIDO- The radius of her admirers extends to Pennsylvania. General, Vocational Guid- ance Club. Ambition: Travel. JOSEPH INTORRE- Blame it on my youth. Science, School Play '50, Monitor, Campus Topics, Camera Club, Track, Cross Country, Tennis, Football, Intra- mural Sports, Merit Roll I. Ambition: Have a good time. PATRICIA JACOY- Laugh and the world laughs with you. General, Monitor, Merit Roll 2. Ambition: Busi- ness school. MARGUERITE KEARNEY- To know her is a suffi- cient cause to like her. Science, Campus Topics, French Club, Latin Club, Who's Who and Wha't's What Club, Drill Team, Sports, Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4. Ambi- tion: College. JANET KERR- Tomorrow is another day. General, School Play '50, Sports, Honor Roll I, 2. Ambition: Meet the right man. JEANNETTE KESTER- Quiet in a friendly way, friendly in a quiet way. Business, Monitor, Science Club, Chorus, Who's Who and What's What Club, 500 Club, Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4. Ambition Bookkeeper. NORMAN LaBRUZZO- A neat exterior is a silent recommendation. Business, Senior Write-up Editor '50 Clevelander, Advertising, Monitor, Football, Honor Roll 2, 3, Merit Roll I, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Lawyer. JOSEPH LAZZARO- Ah, well, actions speak louder than words. General, Football. Ambition: Artist. CASIMINA LEONE- Eyes of darkest hue. Science, Monitor, French Club Secretary '48, Sports, Honor Roll I, 2, Merit Roll 3, 4, Ambition: College. GLORIA LEONE- Tall women are never over- looked. Business, Advertising, Chorus, Sports. Ambi- tion: Travel south again. ANGELINE LIBERATORE- The only way to have a friend is to be one. General, School Play '50, 5OO Club, Merit Roll 2, 3. Ambition: Nurse. FRANK LICATA- Thy modesty's a candle to thy merit. General, Latin Club, Band, Orchestra, Track, Intramural Sports, Merit Roll I, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Earn a lot of money. GLENN LINCICOME- Handsome is as handsome does. General, Intramural Sports, Merit Roll 4. Ambi- tion: Success in life. JOHN LOFFREDO- Never angry, never peeved, a cheery lad that's well received. Science, Football, Intramural Sports. Ambition: Success in life. ROBERTA LOMBARDO- Stan shall share her life span. Science, Campus Topics, Camera Club, Who's Who and What's What Club, Vocational Guidance Club, 500 Club, Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Store detective, JOSEPH LONGO- A noble man is led by woman's gentle words. Business, Advertising, Football, Track, Baseball, Intramural Sports. Ambition: Lawyer. MARIE LOVERSO- Safe, sane, and conservative. General, Chorus, Camera Club. Ambition: Office work. ROSELLA LUCCA- An ardent admirer of mischief. Secretarial, Monitor, Campus Topics, Sports, Honor Roll I, Merit Roll 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Secretary. ANTHONY MACCAGNANO- Tall, Dark, and full of wit. General, School Play '49, Ambition: To be suc- cessful. GUY MANCUSO- Why should life all labor be? Business, Advertising, Chess Club, Monitor, Intramural Sports. Ambition: Make a million dollars. JOSEPHINE MANCUSO- My favorite fruit is dates. Secretarial, Honor Roll I, 2, 3. Ambition: Establish my own business. JOSEPHINE MARINACCIO - Neat, not gaudy. Secretarial, Chorus. Ambition: Travel by airplane. DIANA MARINARO- Not too quiet, not too gay. Secretarial, Ambition: Travel to Paris. ROSE MARSALA- They win that smile. Business, Chorus, Drill Team, Pin Girl, Sports, Merit Roll I. Ambition: Skate in the Roller Derby. MARLENE MARTIN- Life is what you make.it. Science, School Play '49, Chorus, Who's Who and What's What Club, Pin Girl, Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To lead a cheerful life. ELLEN MCGROARTY- When Francis dances with me. Business, Band, Merit Roll I, 2. Ambition: Switchboard operator. LIVIA MENZA- Katharine Cornell's protegeef' Home Economics, School Play '50, Chorus. Ambition: Beautician. CLARENCE MESIAH- None is better, and none is better liked. Science, Chess Club, Football, Cross Country, Track, Intramural Sports. Ambition: A good position in the field of science. RAYMOND MESIAH- A good sport and a pleasing companion. Science, Campus Topics, Chess Club, Latin Club, Who's Who and What's What Club, Cross Country, Track, Intramural Sports, Honor Roll 3, 4, Merit Roll 2, Ambition: Chemist. SERAFINO MILITELLO- Most modest and unassum- ing. Science, French Club, Chess Club, Merit Roll I, 2, 3, 4, Ambition: Chemical Engineer. AMELIA MISERANTINO- Blessings on him who in- vented sleep. Business, School Play '48, '49, '50, Band, Orchestra, Sports. Ambition: Typist. PETER MONTEMARANO- Why take lite too seri- ously? You'll never get out of it alive. Science, Most Humorous '48, '49, '50, Boys' Marshal '50, School Play '50, Service Club, Latin Club, Tennis, Cross Country, Basketball Manager '47, Intramural Sports. Ambition: Marry a millionaire. ANNA MULEk l shall speak in a monstrous small voice. Secretarial, Most Humorous '49, '50, Adver- tising, Pin Girl, Sports, Merit Roll l, 2, 4. Ambition: Join the Waves. ROSE MARIE MUSCOREIL- A sweet, attractive sort of grace. General, School Play '50, Camera Club, Sports, Merit Roll 2. Ambition: Receptionist. CATHERINE NAPLES- Who knows? Someday I, too, may be tive feet tall, General, Sports. Ambition: Typist, SALLY NASCA- Silence is the most perfect herald of joy. General, Chess Club Treasurer '48, Chorus, Sports, Merit Roll 2. Ambition: Travel. ANNA MARIE NOTARO- Sweet as the tunes she sings. General, School Play '50, Chorus, Sports, Ambition: Singer. LEO NOTARO- A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men. General, Latin Club, Band, Reading Club, Merit Roll l, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Be a success. BRADLEY NUTTY- A clear fire, a clean heart, and the vigor of the game. General, Ideal Sophomore '48, Declamation Contest, Baseball, Basketball. Ambition: To be a good husband to Pat, MILDRED ODDO- A gay, good-natured girl. Busi- ness, Advertising, Chorus, 500 Club, Merit Roll 3, 4. Ambition: Buyer. CHARLES PACE- Just give me time. General, Band. Ambition: Own a business. LOUISE PALERMO- Pretty without pomp, rich with- out show. Secretarial, Girls' Marshal '50, School Play '50, Chorus, I-lonor Roll l, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Maga- zine story illustrator. MARY JANE PANARO- lf you know Susie like we know Susie. Business, Campus Topics, Chorus, Cam- era Club, 5OO Club, Drill Team, Pin Girl, Sports. Am- bition: Skate in the Roller Derby. DOLORES PANTANO- Time there is plenty ot. General, Advertising, Chorus, Sports, Merit Roll 3, 4. Ambition: Model. ANTOINETTE PARISI- Dark eyes, eternal soul of pride. General, Chorus, Sports, Merit Roll 3. Ambi- tion: Skate in the Roller Derby. MARIA PARISI- Quiet in a seemly way. General, Orchestra, Merit Roll 2, 4. Ambition: Bookkeeper. GLORIA PARRINELLO- A iester with a thinker's mind. Science, Yearbook, Monitor, Campus Topics, Latin Club, Vocational Guidance Club Vice-President '49, Sports, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, Ambition: Write a novel, ANTHONY PAUL- lt's better to wear out than rust. Boys' Marshal '49, Boys' Treasurer '50, Most Athletic '48, '49, '50, Campus Topics, Monitor Presi- dent '50, Camera Club, Service Club, Basketball, Foot- ball, Track, Baseball, Intramural Sports. Ambition: Play sports in the future. DONALD PELOW- Quiet but dangerous. Science, Latin Club, lntramural Sports, Merit Roll 2. Ambition: To be a success. ANTHONY PERLA- He would have the last word with an echo. Science, Most Dependable '49, Most Likely to Succeed '50, Latin Club, Who's Who and What's What Club, Reading Club, Debate, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Historian. DELORES PETOCK- A calm and gracious element. Secretarial, Chorus, Sports, Merit Roll l, 2, 3. Ambi- tion: Secretary. GRACE PETOCK- Just 'tak' it easy, 'tak' it easy. Secretarial, Most Sociable '49, Advertising, Monitors, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Tax collector. JOAN PETOCK- And do the things you please. Business, Chorus, Pin Girl, Sports, Merit Roll 3, 4. Ambition: Bookkeeper. ROSE PIGNATARO- l am small, so very small, but then- Business, Chorus, Sports, Merit Roll 3. Ambi- tion: To be Joe's wife. JOSEPH PILLITERE- A well ot true wit. Arts, French Club, Latin Club, Band, Orchestra, Tennis, Intramural Sports, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, Merit Roll 4. Ambition: Civil engineer. ANTOINETTE PISA- Things never are as bad as they seem. General, Chorus, Drill Team, Sports, Merit Roll l, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Marry a millionaire. PETRINA PIZZUTO- She's a chatty little maiden. Business, Camera Club, Sports, Honor Roll l, 2, Merit Roll 3. Ambition: College graduate. CLEO PLATT- Why blemish a happy life with woe and care? General, Fashion Show '49, Ambition: Model. CARRIE POLITO- B what U R. Business, Advertis- ing, School Play '50, Campus Topics, Chess Club, Chorus, Camera Club, 500 Club. Ambition: Live a happy lite. JOSEPH POLLINA- A smile for every boy, two for every girl. Business, School Play '50, Tennis, Intra- mural Sports. Ambition: Musician. MARY ANN POLLINO- Short and sweet. Arts, Girls' Treasurer '50, Ideal Sophomore '48, Friendliest '50, Senior Picture Editor '50 Clevelander, Campus Topics Editor '49, French Club Treasurer '49, Latin Club, Who's Who and What's What Club, 500 Club, Pin Girl, Sports, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Receptionist. MARY PROCARI ROSSI- Every cloud has a silver lining, and Grover has Mary. Business, Chess Club, Camera Club, Merit Roll l, 2, Ambition: Join the Navy. IDA RANDAZZO- Live, laugh, and be happy. Gen- eral, Honor Roll I, Merit Roll 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Tour the United States. MATTHEW RANDAZZO- A dark-haired boy, a nim- ble tongue, a combination meaning fun. Science, French Club, Track, Cross Country, Merit Roll 2, 3. Ambition: Dentist. JANE RICIGLIANO- Cheerful, care-free, and fun- loving. General, ldentification Editor '50 Clevelander, Chess Club Vice-President '47-Treasurer '48, Cam- pus Topics, Camera Club, Chorus, 500 Club, Drill Team, Sports, Merit Roll l, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To help others. CARL RIZZO- Study serves for delight as well as ability. Business, Advertising, Monitor, Projector Club. Ambition: Enter business. CARL SACCONE- Better late than never! Science, Band. Ambition: To be happy. JAMES SAIA- A congenial fun-loving lad, General, Boys' Glee Club, Track, Football Manager, lntramural Sports, Merit Roll l, 3, 4. Ambition: Baseball coach. DELORES SCHROEDER- The mildest manners with the bravest mind. Business, l0OO Club, Pin Girl, Sports, Merit Roll 2, 3. Ambition: Bookkeeper. CATHERINE SCIASCIA- A cheerful look makes a dish a treat. Secretarial, School Play '50, Declamation Contest '48, Merit Roll l, 2. Ambition: Dramatics. BENJAMIN SCINTA- He speaks for himself. Gen- eral, Advertising, Band, Football, Baseball, Track, ln- tramural Sports, Merit Roll 2, 3. Ambition: to design a home for Mill .f-' MARY JANE SILEO- Why wait till the day is through to dream? General, Advertising, Chorus, 500 Club, Declamation Contest, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Receptionist. JOSEPHINE SILVAROLI- Of such the best are made.' Arts, Advertising, School Play '50, French Club, Latin Club, Who's Who and What's What Club, Pin Girl, Sports, Honor Roll l, 3, Merit Roll 2, 4. Ambition: College. RICHARD SIMMONS- A rush, a dash, and a scamp- er. General, Orchestra, Cross Country, Track, lntra- mural Sports, Honor Roll 2. Ambition: Physical educa- tion instructor. MAE JEAN SINATRA- Smiling, joking, laugh-pro- voking. Business, Pin Girl, Sports, Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Merit Roll l. Ambition: Travel around the world, ROSALIE SIRACUSE- Gay in a reserved sort of way, Secretarial, Chorus, Advertising, Honor Roll l, 2, Merit Roll 3, 4. Ambition: Secretary to a millionaire, ALICE SPEAKMAN- Jest and youthful iollity. Gen- eral, Chess Club, Orchestra, Pin Girl, Sports. Ambition: Secretary. PATRICIA SPERRAZZA- Silence will never betray you. Secretarial, Chorus, Merit Roll l, 2, 3. Ambi- tion: Work for a doctor, BETTY SPEZIALE- Wrath is conquered by soft answers. Secretarial. Ambition: To live a happy life. DONNA STEARNSe Always laughing, always gay, she has a very winsome way. Arts, Secretary '49, Vice-President '50, Outstanding Sophomore Leader '48, Most Dependable '49, One Who Has Done Most for Grover '50, Editor-iri'Chief '50 Clevelander, Advertising, Monitor, Campus Topics Editor '49, French Club, Who's Who and What's What Club, 500 Club, Pin Girl, Sports, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, Ambi- tion: Journalist. HELEN STEVENSON- Quiet, but not idle. Science, Monitor, Campus Topics, Chess Club, French Club President '49, Vocational Guidance Club, Sports, Merit Roll l, 2. Ambition: Join the Waves. JOAN SUNZERI- Delights in cutting capers. Secre- tarial, Chorus, Sports, Honor Roll I, 2, Merit Roll 3. Ambition: Air hostess. JOSEPH TASCAh Books, a dull and endless strife. General, Band, Orchestra, Intramural Sports, Ambition: Live a happy lite. PATRICIA TELESCO- Gay in the sweetest sort of way. Business, Chorus, Sports, Merit Roll I, 2. Ambi- tion to marry a Nutty redhead. CARMELO TERRANOVA- I have fought a good tight, l have finished my course. Science, Yearbook, School Play '49, '50, Campus Topics Editor '49, Chess Club, Latin Club, Who's Who and What's What Club, Cross Country, Football, Intramural Sports, Honor Roll I, 2, 3. Merit Roll 4. Ambition: Doctor. MARGARET TERRANOVA- Always the well-dressed lady. Arts, School Play '50, French Club, Merit Roll 2, 3. Ambition: Interior decorator. VERONICA TERRITO- Let your worries flutter by. Secretarial, Chorus, Sports. Ambition: Secretary. ANTHONY TESTA- May, I have this danceIIl General, Yearbook, School Play '50, Campus Topics, Football, Intramural Sports. Ambition: Success in life. RICHARD THOMAS- W-here the dimples play, the laughter lies. Business, School Play '49, Monitors, Intramural Sports, Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Lead a happy lite. JOSEPH TIMINERI- Curses on him who invented school. Science, Monitor, Service Club President '50, Football, Basketball Manager, Intramural Sports, Merit Roll I, 2. Ambition: Travel around the world. MARY TOMASINO- She is pretty, she is gay, what more need we say? Secretarial, Monitor, Honor Roll I, 2, 3, Merit Roll 4, Ambition: Private secretary. JOHN TOMASULA- School's okay, but it breaks up the day so. Business, Band, Orchestra, Baseball, Intra- mural Sports. Ambition: Attend Canisius. MAY LOUISE TRIPI- She has passed her greatest 'Test-a'. Business, Yearbook, School Play '50, Mon- itor, Campus Topics, IOOO Club, Sports, Merit Roll 3. Ambition: Accountant. MARIE TROMBA- The secret ot success is con- stancy ot purpose. Science, Campus Topics, Latin Club, 500 Club, Drill Team, Sports. Ambition: Nurse. JOHN TRONOLONE- l'm young yet, don't rush me. Business, Monitor, Baseball, Intramural Sports, Merit Roll 2, 3. Ambition: A good time throughout lite. RICHARD VALLONEQ Free of care and full ot fun. Business, Football, Baseball, Track, Basketball, Merit Roll 2, 3. Ambition: To be happy. ROSE MARIE VASI- Pretty face, winning grace. Business, School Play '50, 500 Club, Merit Roll 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To have a happy lite, ROSE MARIE VELLERE- Good things come in small packages. Business. Ambition: Marriage. MICHAEL VERTINO- While there is lite, there is hope. General, Ambition: Go to the Bronx, New York. ANTOINETTE VULLO- A good nature and a smile go a long way. Secretarial, Chorus, Monitor, Merit Roll 3, 4. Ambition: Private secretary. JOHN WARNER- He liveth long who liveth well. Science, 500 Club, Football, Intramural Sports. Ambi- tion: Success. ETTA WINTERS- Quiet, but oh my! Science, Monitor, Latin Club, Who's Who and What's What Club Secretary '50, Vocational Guidance Club, Sports, Honor Roll 3, Merit Roll 4. Ambition: Air hostess. MARJORIE Z0LCZER1 l.ast but certainly not least. Secretarial, Campus Topics, Merit Roll 2, 3, 4. Ambi- tion: Private secretary, Today's Class . . . Tomorrow Oops, pardon mel Aren't you Pat Jacoy? Well, imagine meeting you on a rocket ship. Where are you going? Why, l'm with Leonard Anzalone, Antoin- ette Vullo, Duane Bennett, Sally Nasca, Joan Hurley and John Giallombardo, all Groverites and we're going to a reunion of the class of '50, Do you know who the pilots of this ship are? They are none other than Benny Scinta and Millie Baggarozzo. You know, they were always flying high together. Fasten your safety belts, please. We're landing at the Buffalo airport. Well, goodbye now, Pat. l'll see you at the reunion. Toodleoo. Step this way, folks, step right up to Guz- zio's Glowing, Glittering, Glistening, Gleaming Shoe Shine Stand, the stand where you can sit. Paper, paper, get your paper. My goodness, paper boy, you remind me of Jack Bagarozzo, a former classmate, Well, ma'am, l am. Would you like a paper? Why, this newspaper is almost exclu- sively Grover Clevelandish. Owned by Carrie Polito, it has as its editor Rose Marie Vellere. Ginny Bartolotta, who always did click with everyone, is the shutter happy photographer. Our prize English student, Rocky Fenno, wrote this exclusive article on the double wedding of Brad Nutty to Pat Telesco and Tony Testa to May Tripi. You can see where Grace Petock is now designing costumes for television broad- casts. Then, too, this article tells of Marie Tromba's promotion to Supervisor of the new nursing school. Her assistant is to be Celestina Abati. Thanks for the information, but l really must leave now, l'll read the rest of the paper in the taxi on the way home. Hmmm-Look at this sports page. Marge Zolczer, Marcella Beaty, Marlene Martin and Joan Petock have joined the Olympic swim- ming team. Oh, this should be good-the Roller Derby is coming to Buffalo, August lst, bringing with it those wildcat skaters, Toni Parisi, Susie Panaro and Rose Marsalaf' Here we are, Miss, at the big, booming, beautiful Sal A. and Sal J. Ballacchino Hotel, Inc. As our visitor signs the register, she reads the names of some other alumni who have come for the reunion. Among these are Mary Della Sala, Glenn Lincicome, Robert Godios, Lucy DiPasquale, Theresa DiMarco and Carl Rizzo. She marches over to the elevator which is run by Carl Saccone, who always did have his ups and downs in life, and then she retires to her suite to gain sufficient strength for the hectic evening which follows. Yes, that was the night to remember, the night when the voices of the Class of '50 again resounded through the halls of Grover. Presid- ing over this glorious affair was Charlie Pace, the Principal, assisted by Frank Cartonia. The speech of Anthony Maccagnano, President of the Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Suffer- ing Seniors, was interrupted by a radio-active flash which blew out the atomic lighting system in the auditorium. However, light was restored by bright Mike Vertino, the custodian, who has finally obtained an official life-long member- ship at Grover. While talking to Marge Kearney, a teacher at Grover, our visitor learned that several of our girls such as Mary Procari-Rossi, Anna Mule, Helen Stevenson and Joan Sunzeri are now sta- tioned at the Wave quarters in Good Bye and that air hostesses, Joan Claus, Etta Winters, and Pat Fox are now living at the Flying Saucer base on Mars. She also learned that Joe Tim- ineri is author of the famed book Forever l'm a Senior. As usual, the gang decided to dash across the street to annoy Mr. Donahue. Kay Naples, Rose Pignataro, and Cassie Leone were still sipping the inevitable nickel cokes. lt took quite a while for Johnny Tomasula to compose the concoctions which were ordered because he was interrupted by a customer who was in dire need of a box of Peter's Pink Pills for Puny People. This ailing customer was none other than Joe Lazzaro. Ah -the time has come when our visitor must bid her friends goodbye. This is t-he end of a perfect day. As she rushes to the rocket base to catch her stratospheric flying saucer, she runs into Antoinette Pisa, Joe Pilittere, Jeanette Kester, Ray Mesiah, John Warner and Marie Loverso. They too had decided to leave Buffalo and venture into a more fantastic world. Will if explode? Year Book Staff wins first prize for identification College or job? Should Jerusalem be iriternafiorialized? Ori the air at WBEN EW-..,, Ill, iii, ii' ff' Fl2sENDuf.5T MARY ANN PoLuNo Joan CnALLoMBAl2Do x Meet the We watched the wee ones walk through the corridors in the opening months of school with that slightly bewildered look about them, but now, in the waning months of their freshman year, they are beginning to get the gist of how things are run in old GC. Blase l.aDuca, that towering freshman, has become quite a big man on the campus. Work- ing with the football, baseball, and basketball teams, he should be quite an asset to all groups. Caesar Tronolone has acquired undying fans among all the students, teachers, and parents who watched his side-splitting performance in Do You Remember? Another first year man who made a hit in the school play was Saverio Lattuca who played Angelo Fatte Posta in the grammar school scene. Mr. Kennedy en- joyed Rosalie Andolina's rendition of Auld Lang Syne so well that she was asked to repeat it at a future assembly. ik, ' ,f Freshmen Many frosh have come to us well-recom- mended from the grammar schools they attend- ed. Dolores Falcone, president of her class and winner of the DAR and Frances Curro winner of the Jesse Ketchum and DAR awards, should be among the leaders of their class. Our ath letic future depends largely upon the following young sportsmen, Anthony lppolito, Pascal St. Angelo, Michael Giallombardo, George Pollino, Mario Galluzzo, Justin Badame, and a host of others. Our little ones who look forward so eagerly to their sophomore year would do well to pause for a moment in their fast-moving world to look back, perhaps with a little tear, upon the friends and memories they have made in the past few months, for these are those precious years that will never be forgotten. Sophomore Entirely free from the embarrassed bewilder- ment suffered by freshmen, our sophomore class has now begun to participate in round- the-school activities Five of the sophomores, Captain Joe Tauri- ello, Charlie Sciandra, Ronnie Parisi, Mac Ciminelli and Mel Caruso Cwho, incidentally, has won the table tennis championship for the W.T.T.T, of N.Y.S. and is also on the debate teaml have developed into the finest cheer- leaders we've followed in years. Their skill and wit recall to our minds two great cheerleaders of the past, Joe Guerra and Charlie Pollino. Watching the athletes, we have seen Fred Saiia and Vinny Carbone match their brawn against the best in the city in the football series phisticcites and we have pretty high hopes tor Sonny Pinna- taro in the basketball tournies. The second year boys have dominated the scene in track and cross country. Russ DiLorenzo, who received a major while only a freshman, Rocky Zendano, Don Tomasulo and Frank Ricotta bring the light to Mr. Kuhn's eyes. The more studious sophomores shine in their line of endeavor. Heading the list of our intel- ligenzia are Thora Percival, Concetta Natoli, Edwin llardo, and James Gullo who is also gaining valuable experience with the debate team. Then there are the social-minded students Pete Grisanti, Thomas Gallagher, and Bob Tim- ineri, who are always willing to have a good time and help everyone to have one, too. Juniors Most Athletic . . . FRANCIS JOHNSON ROSE MARIE BALLACCHINO Best Groomed . . . ANTHONY BUSCAGLIA MARY TORNABENE E5 is 2 1, 3 On Parade WILLIAM VULLO CAROL DARROW Most Courteous . . . LOUIS AUGELLO LORRAINE BOLT The giddy Juniors, dashing madly through the halls, day after day, seem to have more fun than any other class. They have now gained the dignity of being upper classmen but don't yet have the worry and responsibility which presses on seniors. The girls of 300 were very proud when Jane Navarro sold the highest number of tickets in the school for Do You Remember? Donna Schreckengost made quite a hit with all when she won both the Declamation and the Voice of Democracy essay contests. Another orator, James McDonald won second place in the city- Junior Officers Eugene Shanahan President Catherine Lipomi Vice-President Jane Bishop Secretary Louis Augello Boys' Treasurer Pauline Rossi Girls' Treasurer ' Anthony Buscaglia Boys' Marshal Anna Dantonio Girls' Marshal Gene, Jane, Tony, Anna, Louis, Catherine, Pauline. wide Boys' Declamation Contest with his speech A Modern Problem . ln the line of athletics, what Junior hasn't stood on the bleachers down in the old gym and cheered for the third year basketball stars Fran Johnson, Angelo Macaluso, Jim McGroder and President Gene Shanahan? The girls hiked out to Delaware Park to feed apples to Howard Gawne, Sam Zarcone, Leslie Ralston, John Barone and the other cross country boys. The girls have their wiry stars, too, in Catharine Eberhardt, Elaine Doctor, Dolly Ballacchino, the McKernan twins and many others. ig HAVI2 Donn THE. M051 Fon 0l2ovEl2 DONNA STEARNS FQANK CANPMNA Once Upon a Time The Reading Club was formed this year by Miss VVelch and Miss Lombardi to give the students an opportunity to read and discuss great pieces ot litera- ture. The meeting consists of round table discussions ot literary masterpieces and the playing ot classical music. Who's Who and What's what The newly organized Who's Who and What's What Club, under the guidance of Miss Ozarin, provides an opportunity for discussing the current events. ln this troubled world ot international misunderstandings, it is usetul tor our students to have an extensive knowl- ezlge of history and economics. Where's Your Pass? The Grover Cleveland Monitor System is one of which the school may surely be proud. By developing their sense of initiative and responsibility, this organ- ization has done a great deal in preparing our future citizens. READING CLUB FIRST: A, Farina, M. A. Saccomando, M. Calabro, L. Notaro. SECOND: H Augello, W. Vullo, R. Ballacchino, THIRD: C Contino, C, Lipomi, J Bellanti, D. Schrecken- gost, F, Curro, F. Cam- pagna. FOURTH: F. Au- relio, E. llardo, J. Gullo A. Perla. 1 FIRST E Winters C Contino R Mesiah L Bolt A Anselmo M A Pollino S. Rogenmoser, SECOND A Alabiso J Silvaroli G Caruana D Stearns THIRD J Bishop C Terranova B DiStefano A. Perla, R. Lombardo M Kearney MONITORS- FIRST: E. Duff, M. La Penna, E. Potrarz, M. Murdock, M. Fletch, P. Cannata, M, Garippo, S. Rogenmoser, R. M. Bal- Iacchino. SECOND: F. Gugliuzza, N. LaBruzZO, S. Ballacchino, C. Rizzo, S, Grandillo, S. Capizzi, A. Paul, H. Gawne. THIRD: J. Cancilla, M. Gerace, E. Winters, F. Gill, D. Pan- tano, C. Darrow, P. Jacoy, D. Petoclq, J. Federico. FOURTH: G. Reif, R. Kester, R. McMasters, C. DiVe-ncenzo, J. Intorre, J. Tronolone, J. Timineri, J, Brocato. They Lend a Helping Hand SERVICE CLUB- FIRST: I.. Rossi, J. Tim ineri, C. Alessi, D. Balls treri, P. Montemarano SECOND: F. Campagna J. lntorre, A. Paul, C Gallo, G. Sawyer, PROJECTOR STAFF - SEATED. J. Rifciqie. STANDING: R. Geraci, V. DiNatale, R. Alessi, V. Falsorie, V, Anzalone, R. Genovese, R. Pellegrino, F. Cordaro. 34 Resolved That . . . The subject chosen for Debate this year was one which has been on the lips of many Americans and the basis of numer- ous arguments. The resolution --THAT THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT SHOULD ADOPT A PLAN OF SOCIALIZED MEDI- ClNE-attorded the members of both teams an opportunity to express their par- ticular views on this current problem. The affirmative side ot the question was presented on home grounds against Technical. But due to the lack of experi- ence on the part of our team, composed entirely ot sophomore students, we lost to the Engineers. Meanwhile, our negative team provided Riverside with some con- crete arguments opposing Socialized Med- icine, but Riverside rallied to a victory. Our Debaters of this year seem to be promising contenders for the City Cham- pionship in l95l. DEBA-rE'TOP: M. Gerace, C. Terranova, C. Caruso, A. Perla, J. Bellanti, C. Sperazza, BOT- TOM: D. Schreckengost, J. Gullo, F. Curro, S. Tripi, M. Cordaro, N. Vella. VOCATIONAL RECEPTIONISTSfl-l. Stevenson, A. Celestino, B. Turner, J. Mantione, I. Rollain, A. Bellanca, R, Pirro. LATIN CLUB1Tl'1e newly-organized Latin Club has proved quite successful. A typical meeting includes the singing of Grover's Alma Mater translated into Latin, and Guadeamus lgitur and the playing ofthe popular game 2O Y 0 u r F u t u Questions , using objects familiar to early Roman life. Yes, Caesar is dead, but the Latin language still lives on in Grover Cleveland. Latina Permanebit FIRST: F. Campagna, D, Schreckengost, F. Bertini, N. Vella, C. DiVencenzo, J. Alaimo, P. Rossi, C. Contino, J. Provenzo, A. Perla, C. Baker, P. Montemarano. SECOND: R. Cooper, G. Riesterer, C. Rizzo, C. Andelora, A. Botticello, M. Tromba, E. Winters, F. Licata, M, Kearney, D. Pelow, D. Krause, R. Mesiah. THIRD: M. Salerno, M. Cordaro, A. Farina, D. Falcone, J. Silvaroli, G. Caruana, M. A. Pollino, A. Anselmo, G. Parrinello, J. Vella, M. Gerace, J. Pitirri, L. Smith. FOURTH: M. Rossetti, J. Pillitere, J, Rogers, F. Gill, P. Gearhart, P. Mancuso, M. Insera, R. Mastantonio, A. Rosch, L. Notaro, J. Amico, S. Granville. FIFTH: C. Terranova, P. Cascio, A, Muscarella, E. Villa, S. Pantonini, M. Battaglia, D. Hunter, J. Bertini, M. Stapf, R. M. Gaglione, T. Marasco, M. Weinheimer, E. Davidson. ..!Bnlf4mi'TL., T1?3 f'ffiff2'-r1en4ff 'iT1'M Z'L. ...L , .-:ew .,. Waimzs, w'H'N3rNQm-we-wmffstvzawif-XQIQLQfkaezwwxxwvaefmf WEWM VOCATIONAL RECEPTIONISTS-M. Garippo, M. Lagreca, C. Giannuzzi, P. Evans, C. Wocd, L. Bolt, P. LoBue, M. Tomasino. FRENCH CLUB-Parlez-vous Francais? You dol Well why haven't you joined Le Cercle Francais under the inspiring leadership of Miss DiPasquale? Carrying on the old American custom ot promoting good will, the club has 0 u I' C 0 n C e r ll aided the students by providing them an oppor- tunity to better their French pronunciation and to glimpse the social customs of the French people. Et maintenant, au revoir, mes amisl Vive Le Cercle Francais? FIRST: A. Walter, D. Tomasulo, P, Fox, M. Cordaro, L. Auge'fo, A. Anselmo, F. Aurelio, S. Beck, M. LoBue, P. LoBue A. Tronolone, M. A. Vullo, M. Kearney, D. Schreckengost, D. Stearns. SECOND: R. Christopher, L. lppolito, B. Rose, J, Shan non, C. Rizzo, F. Zanda, J. Lalli, G. Reisferer, R. Gullo, C, DiVencenzo, G. Marino, M. Gerace, M. Reinbold, G. Caruana J. Silvaroli. THIRD: A. Botticello, M, A. Pollino, J. Scardina, A, Barone, M. A. Saccomando, D, Grieco, M. Zanzano, M Aronica, P. Mule, R. Nasca, S. Lattuca. Pi Musical Come' dv ENc '.:n 'if 2 '- l, v fr it ' 2'2xJ ti -M ., SH, 7 1 i Q L rss'1 ig4lilili if r aah + d Di acted bv Written an aDd13QSEPl'1 GUERRA 4' f fi, L HIGH sci-100 Yi. ,ind 221 f SQ Musical Extravaganza is a Hit Curtainl Curtain going up . ,. Yes, indeed, the curtain did go up on one of the finest productions Grover has witnessed in many years Written and directed by Joseph Guerra and Charles Pollino, two Grover alumni, Do You Remem- ber portrayed an aged couple rem- iniscing about the years gone by. ln the various acts, we follow them through the different stages of their full, happy lives. John and Mary are first shown as childhood pals, then as high school sweet- hearts and finally as college lovers. Yes, it will be a long time before anyone forgets Do You Remem- ber? , XY5 S X3 Mem-Q x 9 :Up ,.m.m 'Vx Em mx X Niufgwf QM Q i,',.mmVvo M . SX X09 OCX SCM w was YY.Tw,vf,.t. 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Pisa, M Loverso, J, Dublino, J Butera, M. Bue, R. Pirro THIRD: F. Custodi, C Darrow, D. Hill, l-l. Au gello, C. DeLisIe, V. Cina D. Angelo. CLUB1SEATED: E. Shanahan. SECOND: A. McMahon, A. Lunghino, C. DiVencenzo, J. Bertini, S. Ministero, J. Connelly, J. McGroder. THIRD: R. Millirnan, G. Alaimo, L. Lenoci, J. Lodico. BANDTSEATED: S. Graziano, T, Percival, E. Amelotte, J. DiMiceli, J. Rosato, R. LaMarco, W. Vullo, F. Ranclazzo SECOND: A. Miserantino, J. Bertini, R, Lalialce, R. Goclios, P. Abbarno, R. Bellanca, L. Notaro, J. Dasta, S. Zarcone C Pace Mr. C. Wagner, instructor, R. Mantione, J. Bionclolillo. THIRD: J. McDonald, S, Militello, G. Celano, P. Cirno, J Tasca J Galluzzo, N. Marranca, R. Zendano, S. Todaro, R. Nasca, R. Zamito, S. Lattuca. ORCHESTRA FIRST: B. Benk, M. Parisi S. Granville, R. Lamarco W. Vullo, A, Miserantino Mr, C. Wagner, instructor, R. Mantione. SECOND M, Cordaro, J. Galluzzo S. Militello, J. Tasca, J McDonald, P. Cimo. Rhythm Round-Up Music . . . Music . . . Music ' ' -1 5 . A z, M. 5 ' is A , , , T h e C I e v e Editor-in-Chief DONNA STEARNS Associate Editors PEGGY EVANS JOHN ALAIMO DELLA BLJRGIO U , ANNETTA ANSELMO my VERA BALLACCHINO ' ' M NORMAN Lasrauzzo FRANK GLJGLILJZZA . x JANE RICIGLIANO 'W A MARY ANN POLLINO Faculty Advisor E J Acknowledgements 1 ' A fs'i MR. ANTHONY CAVALIERI A ' MR. ALBERT FASO EDITORIAL STAFF'FIRST: J. Racagiaano, D. Bufgao, J. Aiaamo, D. sfeams, P. Evans, M. A. Polling, v. Ballacchino, A. Faso. SECOND: A. Anselmo, N, LaBruzzo, R, Pirro, R. Ballacchino, A. Alabiso, J. Bishop, M. A. Saccomando, C. Cuviello, L. Peritore. THIRD: F. Gugliuzza, C. Gallo, C. Darrow, C. Angelo, D. Hill, M. Tornabene, M. Gerace, C, DiVencenzo. FOURTH: M. LoBue, F. Bertini, M, Giardina, B. DiSte'fano, M. Codaro, V. Cina, J. Bellanti. Y L-.J lander Advertising Manager MARJOR I E ZOLCZER Top Salesmen CARL RIZZO ................... ....,. S I4O.25 MARIE MASSARO ..... ANNA ALABISO ......... PATRICIA LOBUE .......... MARJORIE ZOLCZER ....... LORRAINE BUCKLY ............ GERALDINE GIAMBRA ........ VINCENETTE CINA ...... JERRY SAIIA .................. Faculty Advisor MRS. EFFIE DOI-IANY 33.00 28.00 25.50 23.25 20.00 17.75 15.25 I4.00 ii .-I 3 ., ww ff .f:.,w'-sis I M . . 'wzsa w 'QQSQW kv 'P' , .. Lg V r,,, V .,, . H Q, 'RJ is ' , .. V 1 ,Q . new-:Essi:f.. ... 'Ya Mi f Q W I Q. xg My ::,.. .K s ADVERTISING STAFF-FIRST. F. Terrana, J. Gegen, P. Muffalefto, C. Nafon, S. DiNaraIe, M. Gamma, M, Benevento. SECOND: P. LoBue, J. De-Salvo, M. Donohue, M. Monaco, M. Zolczer, M. Massaro, D. Costello, G. Petock, V Cina, D. Stearns, . 11 nw,,.N.. .1...,W,xQW, 'rw 'xsimwwwviffifiazittizpiwr ..... .... xvq, 'WwQ For the Record Garlands to those Home Economics classes who made the garments for the European children. Our own Buffalo orphans were also remembered at Christmas time by many Grover girls who voluntarily filled some forty stockings to overflowing with gifts of all kinds. Salvatore J. Ballacchino and Marie Cordaro certainly must love school. Throughout their four years at Grover, they have been neither tardy nor late. Congratulations! A new organization was formed by former Grover stu- dents this year - the GROVER ALUMNI ASSOCIATION - under the leadership of Richard Salem, President, After their initial meeting during November, they held their first dance at the Armory, and now plan to make it an annual affair. We're certainly proud of that group whose initiative has enabled us to carry on our activities even after leaving Grover. And who could forget the unscheduled vacation caused by the coal strike? We certainly enjoyed the seventeen days of freedom, but now we're suffering under the strain of extra work and 3 o'clock dismissals. For the first year in the history of Grover the senior class has elected to wear caps and gowns for their gradu- ation. Seniors, watch the 'Sl Clevelander for the publication of the photos of you and your classmates decked out in caps and gowns. Ten seniors out of a class of loo have had an average of QOM or higher on all seven of the term averages for 4 years-a splendid record. They are: Vera Ballacchino, Franklyn Campagna, Gloria Caruana, Carmelo Contino, Catherine Giannuzzi, Marguerite Kearney, Robert A. Lombardo, Anthony Perla, Mary Ann Pollino, Donna Stearns. lm In un., ml Inf ,gr 4 , H AU w.,,.'Q f fi ,QW ,LF U, f 4 ra L- 5 fl' ,. .1 U ' 1 'xT': MXL' X ff' L , , , A U , , , ,r-V , ZflU'JV L1 5 VE!! za ' fa X I if I., l J , I Q: :LV LJ Ui W V H, 2 0,671 , , H ax, L. ,Q ,Q 1 5 f' ,xf V w i ,,A lf in mv? X nfs fvx Is. if-f sl ex, I R N if , . X X1 fu' NW W 1,ffw'f J ' .fs 4' A ,V ,-L,.,'r 1 ,yu A My f , ij. sk' I ,F fa 1 ff I xx r ' . , rfb 1 ,J 4' 10' A .x 4. A v 11 ' . rf 14.1 ' .3 1 Q, v Ny' J Most ATHLETIC VERA BALLACCHINO Aurnorw PAuL Jw, Q I ,F ,, ,,f. W ,A,, A ' :uw ,,,f- , 5 wwf , lm . 5 N Wife, 3 Parisi, D. Ballacchino, C. Caruso, J Tauriello, V. Ballacchino, P. Grisanti, J. Mancuso, C. Palami, D Costello, V. Bell, C. Sciandra. Gridders and Rooters . . . A Fighting Team Following its spectacular 3l-O conquest ot To single out a few players would be a deep Masten, our football team succumbed to its last injustice to the other boys without whose spirit four foes, However, the Grover gridderg were and determination football victories would be never out-gamed or out-fought. Every loss was imDOSSibl6. by a scant margin, Hutchinson downing us l2-l3 Grover was represented on the dwg All-High in the 'lQl'1f game- l 'lU'le5 T0 l4eY men Clefl 'lfelY team by Andy Scire and Joe Mombrea, who both played a part in our losses. received honorable mention. F001-BALLiSEATED: J, Longo, R. McMaster, N. Vella, B. LaDuca, Water Boy, D. Maiola, J. Lazzaro, B. Gullo. SECOND: J. Saia, Manager, J. Warner, J. Mombrea, B. Scinta, N. Mogavero, Captain, J. Timineri, C. Gallo, P. Aguglia, D. Mondo. THIRD: J. Alaimo, C. DiVencenzo, A. Longbucco, J, Murphy, R. Vallone, F. Johnson, S. lraci, A. Scire, J. Guzzio Assistant Manager. FOURTH: C. Palumbo, Assistant Coach, T. Gallagher, V. Crage, T. Dilvlaria, J. Sciandra, F. Saiia, A. Camizzi D. Gallagher, J. Fiorella, J. Lodico. 1 1 454-'iv ,Q di vo J. N35 Q F561 I f. Q E y f 'lr ..,. ,-'a ' l F W ra tw S . Z5 n 're' KNEELING: F. Ricotta R. Lunghino, D. Grieco Lorenzo, S. Zarcone, R Stevenson. THIRD: D Doria, L. Ralston, A Frigioni, C. Roberts, T Marasco. FOURTH V l Anzalone, R. Mesiah, R l Tuzzo, V, DiNatale, D l Tomasulo, H. Gawne. Gangway for the Harriers NTRY-The Cross Country team, under the direction of Mr. Kuhn fared well last fall. ln three dual meets, the team finished first once, and second twice. In the All-High race, the team placed sixth in a ten team field. The first five boys to finish for Grover were Captain Dick Simmons, a speed demon, Rocco Zendano, a hundred pound will o' the wisp, Howard Gawne, the carrot-topped scrapper, Frank Ricotta, a lad diminutive in stature but enormous in fighting heart, and Don Doria, a fleeting zephyr on the cinder path. We would like the team to know we appreciate and admire them for their efforts. BASKETBALL-The '49-'50 edition of Grover's cagers enjoyed its most successful season in several years. The team emerged victorious in 6 contests, defeating Burgard, McKinley, Riverside, Technical, East and La- fayette. The most exciting but most heartbreaking games of the year were our losses to Kensing- ton by a l point margin and to Masten by a 2 point margin. Special recognition must be extended to Toto Paul and Andy Scire, co-captains, who both received honorable mention on the city'S All-High Team. To the squad, those unflinching youths who strive for Grover's glory, we offer our appre- ciation. , r A. Felix, R. Geraci. SEC- OND: Mr. Kuhn, R. Sim- mons, J. Barone, R. Di- AM-Y. 1,1 Grover Cagers-A Dangerous Foe SEATED: J, Bellanti, S. Pinnataro, M, Galluzzo, B. LaDuca, A. Scire, A. Paul, Mr. Kuhn, Coach. STANDING: J. Timineri, Manager, J. McGroder, A. Macaluso, J. Shanahan, F. Saiia, F. Campagna, B. Nutty, F, Johnson. KNEELING: W. Vullo, A. Muscarella, S. J. Ballac- chino. STANDING: F. Aurelio, C. Nasca, J. Pollina, M. Battaglia, J. DiMiceli, J. Pillittere, C. Contino. Tennh Under the capable tutelage of Mr. Helwig, the Presidents' tennis team has become a top flight squad. Arduous work, perseverence, and a willingness to win have been the main ele- ments in the success ot the team. BasebaH Eighteen fiery boys with a glowing ambition to give the school its first championship- that was G. C.'s baseball team. Led by its Murderers Row, Capt. Nick Mogavero, John Tronolone and Tony Paul, all potential All-High Candidates, this season's team was a respected aggregation throughout the league. Also furthering the cause of the team were Brad Nutty, Vince Carbone, Tom DeMaria, John Bellanti, Fred Bonjovianni, and John Tomasula. Baseball Team is a Hit With Us FIRST: Mr. Kuhn, Coach, R. Gerace, D, Balistreri, Manager, B. LaDuca, Assistant Manager, J. Tronolone. SECOND: A. Maca- luso, J. Tomasula, J. Bellanfi, A. Paul, L. LaRoca, V. Carbone, F. Bongiovani. THIRD: R. Sierk, B. Nutty, A. Camizzi, T. DiMaria, D. Montesano, E, Shanahan, N. Mogavero, W. Gullo. Racquet Team KNEELING: A. Felix, A. Campanella, J. Bellanti. STANDING: C. Gallo, D. Krause, P. Cimo, W. Okoniewski, R. Ballacchino, W. Teresi, Assistant Manager, C. Terranova, Manager, Mr. Helwig, Coach. Has Future Stars Bill Vullo, Joe Pollina, Mike Battaglia, Carl Contino, Joe Pillittere, Chris Nasca, and Tony Muscarella have been the chief executioner's against Grover's opponents. Track Although not of championship calibre, the l95O track team has won itself a place in the hearts of the student body. This fighting band of warriors, although greatly inexperienced, gave a creditable showing in every meet. Special recognition should be given to such stalwarts as Fran Johnson, Roy Fiorella, Rocco Zendano, Don Doria, Ray Mesiah, Frank Cartonia, Matt Randazzo, and diminutive Joe Hungry Fiorella, a freshman with a world of promise. Tracksters-Men of Determination FIRST: R. Godios, S. Zarcone, R. Lunghino, F. Ricotta, H. Gawne, D. Doria, R. Zendano, J. Fiorella, M. Giallombardo, T. Marasco. SECOND: Mr, Spahn, Coach, C. Mesiah, Manager, D. Grieco, H. Stillman, C. Armenia, J. Barone, S. Militello, F. Licata, D. Modica, L. Ralston, D. Tomasula, R. Mogavero. THIRD. R. Cooper, R. Mesiah, R. Braun, N. Vella, R, Fenno, R. DiLorenzo, V, DiNatale, R. Fiorella, M. Randazzo, R. Tuzzo. ..............u...- -.....l Champions of Intramural Sports Cross Country SEATED: D. Doria, P. Montemaramo, R. Simmons, STANDING: M. Ranclazzo, R. Mesiah. Freshmen Basketball FIRST: J. Scaduto, J. Gangi, R. Cartonia, G. Pollino, SECOND: J, Dasta, S. Mara- schello, R. Geraci. Senior Basketball J. Intorre, J. Giallombardo, N. Mogavero N. Vella, D. Balistreri, C. Gallo, P. Monte- IT13 FSBO. ,im 2 ww 3 0 0 S P O R T S CREDITS-SEATED. M. Garippo, J. Siragusa. SECOND: S. Marsala, E. Villa, K. Paul, C. Bor- cloriaro, D. Douglass, M. Giiambra. THlRD: E. Sira- :use, P. Hiscock, L. Picar- dirii, R. Pirro, M. Cumbo, J. Ludwig, C. Caruso, M. Salerno. 4 0 0 S P O R T S CREDITS - FIRST: R. M. Ballacchino, C. Darrow, Jean McKernar1. SECOND: D. Hill, D. Pa- tano, C. Eberhardt, E. Ameloffe, E. Ricigliano. THIRD: J. Perry, E. Scoz- zaro, E. Doctor, J. Petock, J. Claus, Joan McKernan. Ambitious After CREDITS-FIRST: M. Anzalone, L. Liberatore, S. Granville, C. Wood, V. Hafner, M. lnsera, R. M Mastrantonio, S. Hafner, A. M. Rosch, A. Domino. SECOND: C. Case, M. Vaticano, J. LaCorte, S. Gullo, S. Grisanti, R. M Gaglione, A. Rinaldo, G. Bulone, M. Limina, M. Celia, F. Curro. THIRD: M. Weinheimer, M. A. O'Neil, J. Cusimano, B. Rose M. A. Vullo, F. Zanda, C. Monesi, F. Cotroneo, D. Rinaldo, P. Zanda. FOURTH: J. Amico, N, Panepinto, S. Beck, C. O'Con nor, P. Alfano, J. Wilhelm, J. M. Barone, J. Sansanese, A. Farina, A. Giordano. School Athletes Though not widely publicized, girls' sports form an important part in the after school cur- riculum. Among the various activities in which our athletes may participate are basketball, baseball, volleyball, deck tennis and hiking. Credits, given for each sport, enable the girls to receive their letters and the much sought after gold pin in their senior year. The deck tennis champions-hip went to 308. Composed of Jo Silvaroli, Gloria Caruana, Annetta Anselmo, Mary Ann Pollino and May Tripi, the team defeated 300. Miss Mache chose the best athletes to form the following major teams: Basketball Joan Petock Alice Speakman Della Burgio Cassie Leone Rose Pignataro Vera Ballacchino Volleyball Mary Jane Panaro Joan Petock Carol Darrow ' Jean McKernan Joan McKernan Phyllis Cascio June Perry Lorraine Peritore Girls' Intramural Champs Find Keen Competition Senior Volleyball M. J. Panaro, J. Claus, M. Beary, A. Speak man, J. Petock, M. J. Sinatra, M. Kearney D. Petock, D. Schroeder, R. Marsala. Sophomore Volleyball L. Torma, M. Salerno, F. Catroneo, P. Zanda C. Caruso, J. Siragusa, M. Cumbo, M Garippo, M. Giambra. Senior Basketball D. Petock, D, Schroeder, M. J. Panaro, J Claus, R. Marsala, M. Beaty, A. Speakman M. J. Sinatra, J. Petock. Mom Humonous X ANNA l luLe.' Puma Noun-:nAlzAna PATRONS A Friend A Friend A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Aronica Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Aronica Lord and Lady Ashley Jack Bagarozzo Baldi Grocery Bob Beaumont Mr. Earl Beech Jeanette H. Bishop Buffalo Airport Barber Shop C, J. Calabrese Mr, and Mrs. James Campana Chiappone's Store Mr. Fani Cina Mrs. Fani Cina Hilda and Ed Claus Mrs. R. Colicchia Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Cook Jack Cost Dolores Costello Mr. Patty Cuviello Mr. and Mrs. Charles Danules Mr. and Mrs. Louis Di Bauda Mr. and Mrs. Charles DiGati Russell Di Martino Mr. and Mrs. A. Di Natale Gloria Dispenza Elaine Doctor The Donohue Family Johnny Douglas Miss Rose Duminico Dominic Feroleto Angelo Firanno Johnny Firanno Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gaglione Mr, Sam Geno Mr. Jack Giancarlo Richard J. Gimbrone Gloria and Sal Mr. and Mrs, Herbert Granville Mrs, Adeline Grieco Eleanor Grieco Mr. Peter S, Grisanti Mr. J. D. Gullo Mr, and Mrs. John Gullo Mrs. Merle Harback Mr. and Mrs, Raymond Harkness Miss Kay Harrington Helene's Beauty Salon Miss Emma Hickman Mrs. M. Hoftmire Mr. R. Howe Mr. and Mrs. Frank lnsera Mr. and Mrs. Ted Jendrijzak Kling and Campbell Mr. and Mrs. De Loss Krause Mr. Kublitz Mr. George Kuhn Miss Mary Lamancusa Mr. Rocco La Penna Mr. Daniel M. Lettieri Mrs. Joseph Lipomi Mr. John Limiri Len's Pharmacy Little Petrina Mantione's Delicatessen Miss Mary M. Marck Mr. W. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Charles Martoche Mrs. M. Mazzone Mr. Gary McFall Mrs. D. McKernan Miss Marie Mecca Mr. Frank Mendola Vincent S. Militello Mr. and Mrs. John Miller Mrs. Edward Monroe Mr. and Mrs. Ray Morrison Miss Barbara J. Nash Mr. and Mrs. Carl Natoli Neyerlin's Confectionery Mrs. Mary Nigro, R.N. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Nordin Mrs. Rocco Oddo Louise R. Pascale Mr. and Mrs. Rocco Pascale Mr. and Mrs. George Peckum Gloria Jean Peshio Mr. Paul Pieri Jean Catherine Provenzo Mr, and Mrs. Russell Provino R. D, B. Food Market Mrs. Frances Resisterer Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ricotta Gertrude L. Ricotta Mrs. Josephine Rizzuto Mr. P. O. Rosch Nicholas J, Savattieri Bertha Schroeder The Silvaroli'S Mr. E, S, Spahn Mr. and Mrs. Leo Stover Style Beauty Salon Mr. and Mrs. James Santillo Uncle Cavy Mr. and Mrs. J. Urso Mr. and Mrs. Myron Vallee Mrs. Clara Vallone Van Dyke Coffee 8 Tea Co. John M. V, Verto Mr, and Mrs. S. A, Vitanza Wa Wa Eia Mr. Carlton G. Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wagner Miss Florence Welch Mr. and Mrs. Peter Woods Neil Wray JUNIOR CLASS CONTRIBUTION 522.50 HOME R OM CONTRIBUTIONS The contributions ot our homerooms for the Clevelander ot l950. 308 300 200 319 3li 208 iii l09 ii5 il3 ll2 3l6 ll9 l08 2i7 ......SS23.00 22.50 22.50 l8.75 l7.00 l4.50 7.00 6.7l 6.60 6.50 6.50 3.75 3.75 3.05 -- - 650 A report ot the total ot advertising sales made I . . by the ind Yearbook. 208 300 308 319 3li 2i7 ll5 200 ll3 ill 3l6 l04 2l6 ll9 l09 i08 58 viduals in these hornerooms tor i950 .. ...... Sl93.00 .. .. l68.50 .. . l37.00 .. .. i07.25 .. . 98.25 .. .. 47.50 .. .. 42.50 .. .. 2l.75 .. .. 2l.50 .. .. 20.00 .. i9.75 .. l5.00 .. l2.50 .. il.25 .. 9.75 .. 4.75 Gompliments of DIEGES 8a CLUST Ojfcial fewelers of the Glass of 1950 T prints, photo-offsets, reliefagrafs in black and color for over 1000 accounts in 48 States Caffe Gan we of gfelp to 96 :,-.5 TURNER Sc PUHTEH, INC. 1233 Main Street Buffalo 8, N. Y. Llncoln 9300 59 ENGRAVINGS IN THIS BOOK BY valoerior ngralfing omlocmg, nc. 25 East Huron Street Buffalo 3, N.Y Griliois Quality Meats 332 Connecticut Street GR. 5963 Italian Sausage Our Speciultyn Studio: WA. 8737 Res.: MA. 0384 Spanish and Hawaiian Modern Guitar Studio Tony Militello Music For All Occasions Voice, Instrumental and Speeches Recorded C-lnstrunlent Furnished Free YVith Instructions 22 W. Chippewa St. Buffalo, N. Y. Opposite Paramount Theatre Complilnents of DeCarlo's Pharmacy Corner of Virginia and West Serafino Militello DRESS WELL WITH Grand-Ell Cleaners 281 Grant Street Pick-11 p and Delivery Service EL. 5324 John Bellanti D. A. Pantano A 85 C Buseaglia Co. Importers and Wholesale GRUCERS 106-164 Michigan Avenue Buffalo 4, New York Prim Cleaning, Inc. Successors to A. M. A. Cleaning Corp. 134 Barton Street Ll. 3305 Marie Buscaglia Dolores Ann Pantano Compliments of Complimems Baker's Kew Bew Cleaners of Riveeeiele 9711 A Friend 2463 Delaware Ave. Buffalo, N. Y. Grace Petock Sally Wagner . 7 Chas. Chimera Jos. Chimera, Jr. S Pres. Secy.-Treas. Enterprises MO' 3580 Exquisite . . Furniture Co. Inc. Greeting Cards and Gift Wrappings C 8 C 7 For Christmas and All Occasions 399 Busti Avenue WA. 8717 Y 95 West Ave., rear Buffalo 1, N. Y. Buffalo 1' N' X' Ida Randazzo New Rex Grill Specializing in Pizza and Tripe on Friday, Saturday, 81 Sunday Nights Your Hosts: Fay and Joe Daniels 161 West Ferry GR. 9708 Carl Massaro Service With a Friendly Smilei' Quality Groceries Fresh Fruits and Vegetables MA. 4282 446 Busti Avenue Buffalo, N. Y. Mary Ann Maugano The Betty Shop Clara J. Harris, Proprietor Marie Massaro Marabella Pharmacy Leo Marabella, Prop., Ph.G. Personalized 831-833 Niagara Street Millinery-Jewelry-Hosiery-Handbags COUNT Rhode Island Open Evenings Till 9 o'clock EL. 5672 Phone GR. 9561 and EL. 0019 232 West Ferry st., Buffalo 13, N. Y. Buffalo New York Marilyll Murdock Mary Della Sala Repairing Pick-up and Delivery Compliments Westmont Cleaners of Sr Dyers A Friend Donna Stearns 62 Donlinic Fiorello 178 Vermont St. Phone: EL. 9354 jerry Saia Diamonds Watches Repairs Oxford Jewelry Buffaloas Outstanding Personal Jeweler Joseph J. Dispenza CL. 4843 326 Niagara Street Buifalo, N. Y. Compliments of Judge and Mrs. Christy J. Buscaglia Marie Buscaglia Pieriis Grill Steaks and Spaghetti 829 Niagara Street Buffalo Importing Co. LI. 8726 356 Connecticut Avenue Food Products Wholesflle aml Retail Dian Pieri Elaine Siracuse Phone, WA. 2528 Co-operative Printing Office H. DcSio, Prop. Hair Stylist Expert Hair Cutting Tel. W'A. 7724 John J. Jaeoy Specializing in Permanents 329 Niagara Street Buffalo, N. Y. 426 Brisbane Bldg. Buffalo, N. Y. Pat Jacoy , Phone CL. 6188 Res. CL. 7986 Tommy's T1re Shop 7 Thomas J. Alcssi, Prop. D. Kendall Gas and Oils Tire Repairing Toys 81 Wlheel Goods All Year ,Round 544 Niagara Street GR. 9844 Manufacturers of Club Sweaters, Flags, Banners, School Letters, Pennants, Felt and Chenille Letters and Club Emblems 68-70 Genesee Street Cyril J. Ale ssi D. A. Pantano Automatic Heating and , Compliments Appliance Co. J. P. Mondo, Prop. of G.E. Radios and Television Norge Supplies . 823 Niagara st. Buffalo 13, N. Y. Trlangle Pharmacy Grant 5290 C. Cordovano For Fine Meats and Vegetables and Groceries 219-221 Hudson Street Phone: WA. 1938 K Marine Cleaners Alteration Dyeing Hats Blocked 441 Busti Ave. cor. Pennsylvania St Phone, CL. 9378 Buffalo, N. Y. Lucille Cagiano-Pauline Bonito Connecticut Fuel Oil Co. Distributors of Texaco Range and Furnace Oils Oil Heaters Repaired Grant 9695 374 Rhode Island St., Buffalo, N. Y. Pauline Bonito-Lucille Caggiano Compliments of Ciro's Lounge and Restaurant 75 West Chippewa Buffalo, N. Y. We Call For and Deliver CL. 8900 Marie Massaro Sally Nasca , Highland Plaza Compliments Market Of . Derby 4188 Triangle Pharmacy Derby, New York Rose Tedesco Dian Piefi Phil's Market Specializing in Italian Sausage MA. 9864 Phones: EL. 5930 157 Busii Avenue Buffalo 1, N. Y. Cornblum's Jos. Seeberg Creators of Custom Made Clothes 195 Delaware Ave. Buffalo 2, N. Y. Lorraine Buckley Anna Alabiso Compliments of Compliments Hodge Pharmacy of the Family Druggists 471 Elmwood Ave. Buffalo 22, N. Y. Free Delivery Phone: Ll. 8553 Theta Beta Gamma Ann Elaine Emily Frannie Jane Millie Rose Florence Marie Weillheinlen' Rex Cleaning Co. 223 Georgia Street WA. 3228 Frances Custodi-Jane Navarro- Mildred Marchinda Gaill-A-Wash Washing and Cleaning Solution Joseph S. Mogavero 788 Prospect Avenue GA. 0569 Pauline Rossi Shirley Alm Mogavero The Hobby House John Rotolo Sr Son For Printing At Reasonable Prices Plumbing Heating Call EL, 7590 Sales and Services 213 Vermont Crearj Buffalo 13, N. Y. 573 West Avenue Buffalo, N. Y. Frances Custodi Jerry Saia Phone, WAshington 8380 Aldred Music House Music of All Publishers Popular and Standard Sheet Music Methods and Studies Orchestrations and Band Music 748 Main Street Buffalo 2, N. Y. Margie Zolczer Dubreville Bros. Groceries Choice Meats Fresh Fruits and Vegetables We Deliver 128 Normal Ave., cor. York EL. 7819 Peggy Evans C. L. Carnahan Open 24 Hours Inter-City Service Repairing Greasing Washing Simonizing Collision Worlc and Towing Service 1 Sycamore Street, cor. Oak Buffalo, N. Y. CL. 9050 Compliments of Colonial Dry Cleaners Tllos. Aquilino, Prop. 580 Niagara Street Carol Cavalieri Oil Burners Installed and Serviced Oil Stoves Regulaled Atlantic S1 Pacific Fuel Oils Fuel Oil Carburetors Serviced and Repaired 225 Seventh Street CL. 4840 Carl Rizzo Marion's Doughnut House 23 Varieties - Baked Fresh Every Hour Take Home a Dozen Colfee and Doughnuts SU. 4863 197 Grant Street near Lafayette We Cater to Parties Open Daily Till Midnite Incl. Sunday Doris Carnahan Carl Rizzo U-Call We Deliver Ken-Colvin Delicatessen We Have Everything For Your Table 1110 Kenmore Ave. Phone: DE. 3820 Sillill-I-T61 Cina Deaconess Hospital SCHOOL or NURSING Offer a 3 Year Course of Theory Practice For Wlomen 17-35 Years. The School ls R ' d b h B rl f R t f N eglstcre y t e oar o egen s o ew York State. Class Enters September. Contact Director of Nurses 563 Riley Street, Bulfalo, N. Y., SU. 4400 Eileen Shannon Compliments of Norbanis Dresses Normal Pharmacy F. J. Palermo, Pac. Coats SP0 SWea' 472 Normal Ave., corner Hampshire Buffalo 13, N. Y. Phones: GA. 9793-9873 Self Service 66 Grant Street Donna Stearns Rosalie Siracuse Mangano's Bakery .loseuh J. Mangano, Prop. Bison Floor Covering Co., Inc. M. J. 0'Hara Italian Bread - Tasty Crust Bread ' 12 Chestnut Street Wholesale Floor Covering Dealer Phones Phone: WA. 3192 Bus. CL. 7483 Res. BE. 3743 701 Seneca Street Buffalo, N. Y. Marie Massaro Gloria Shea Compliments of Mancuso's Meat FINE MEATS 174 Massachusetts Avenue 375 Busti Avenue Rizzo Band House Complete Band Instrument Repair Department Musical Instruments and Accessories Rental Instruments 200 Mang Ave., Kenmore DE. 1405 Joan Ann Mancuso Charlotte Rizzo People's Opticians Sanluel Balisteri 0culist's Prescriptions Filled Broken Lenses Duplicatefl Hours: 9 A.M.-5 P.M., 7 P.M.-9 P.M. 397 Niagara St. Buffalo 1, N. Y. Phone: MA. 0591 Office, LI. 7053 Res., LI. 4110 Wilmer W. Snyder Funeral Director 285 W. Ferry Street Buffalo, N. Y. Ann Alabiso Carl Rizzo GR. 2892 A Lasting Impression J os. S. Vilardo Sz: Son Rubber Stamps and Printing Wedding Invitations a Specialty Commercial Printing Hudson Grille J. Peraino, Proprietor FINE FOOD Specialty Fish Fries Friday and Saturday 286 Connecticut St., Buffalo 13, N. Y. 49 Hudson Street YVA. 9581 R050 VilH1'fl0 Dolores M. Webel' Congratulations Russell's Market Home Made Ice Cream Stephen Alfano GROCERIES Choice Meats and Groceries 331 Vermont Street GR. 2276 Joan Biondolillo GA. 3036 We Call For and Deliver B Sr L West Side Cleaners Borruso and Lonardo Quality Cleaning and Pressing 561 Busti Avenue Buffalo 1, N. Y. 102 Fargo Avenue Phyllis Alfano Compliments of Underwood Corporation Buffalo, New York Concetta Natoli Maureen Donohue Flowers For Everybody S. A. Anderson, Inc. Established 1892 Allen Beverage Store Torb,' Torbensen YVINES LIQUORS 170 Allen Street FLORIST 4 Doors East of Elmwood Avenue 555 Main Street Buffalo 3, N. Y. Bllffalfh N- Y- : CL. 2987 - 2988 Phone: LI 5072 Carl Rizzo Lucille Bessette Compliments of Roselli M. Ardire DRESSMAKER Bridal Gowns Suits Our Specialties GR. 7329 Cristiano's 596 Niagara Street Ask For Cristiano's Real Italian Bread Eat More Bread GR. 124-7 Marie Ardire Marie Massaro Phone, GR. 3092 Open Evenings Garage Failla studio Hess Portraits 24-Hour Emergency Road Service Weddings Children Frame and Axle Straightening Wheel Aligning and Balancing 920 Niagara St' Buffalo 13, N' Y' 947 Elmwood Avenue GR. 9575 Mary Calabro Shirley Tripi Niagara Live Poultry FRESH POULTRY We Deliver 912 Niagara Street GR. 3780 Compliments of Sam Petix Grocery Store Mary Calalaro Ann Petix Expert Repairing Grant 6074 Patricola Jewelers Theodore CTcdD Patricola Diamonds - Watches - Clocks - Jewelry Cameras and Photo Supplies 504 Elmwood Ave. Buffalo 9, N. Y. Sinceresi Wislies to the Graduating Class of '50 Niagara Hudson Cleaners 461 Niagara street Buffalo, New York A Maureen Donohue Catherine Sciascia Arcade Grill Louis Autrino Delicious Mixed Drinks Home Cooking Our Specialty Sandwiches and Spaghetti 604 Washington Street CL. 9227 Compliments vf Dr. V. G. Andronica Elaine Siracuse Josephine Giancarlo Niagara Creamery Inc. 72 Walden Avenue Phone: Taylor 1114 P. Campanella Joseph J. Notaro, Prop. Phone: MA. 2583 John S. Macaluso PHOTOGRAPHER Wedding Albums, Social Activities Children, Etc. 329 Busti Avenue Buffalo 1, N. Y. Frances Notaro Concetta Natoli T R Y York Cleaners Tailoring Our Specialty Costanzo's Bread 1 N NG LI I and Convince Yourself In Phone: LI' 3656 129 14111 street EL. 1744 Marie Massaro Angela Mastandrea Panzarella Bros. Grocers Choice Meats Fresh Fruits, Vegetables, Beer 81 Ale We Deliver 178 Albany, cor. Barton GA. 9575 Ll. 7511 Gifts Gullo's Jewelers Jewelry Diamonds Watches Watch, Clock and Jewelry Repair 291 Connecticut St., Buffalo 13, N. Y. Marie Valica 0 Roberta Lombardo J. G. Pieri Co. Buon Gusto and Bestate Foods Strictly Fancy 601 Bailey Avenue Alex J. McFadden Ione G. McFadden I-V Donut Shop Fine Cakes and Pastries Wholesale Retail We Cater To Wveddings - Clubs - Parties Home Bakery 361 Connecticut St. EL. 6033 Compliments of Porter-West Cleaners Ladies' and Men,s Suits Made to Order 399 West Ave. at Porter LI. 9007 Compliments of Iroquois Bakery 513 Elmwood Avenue Buffalo, N. Y. Matthew Manno Hart's Service Station 307 Connecticut Street Buffalo, N. Y. Phone, EL. 9826 Gas, Oil, Tires and Accessories Rental Batteries Expert Lubrication Charles Bova Market Choice Meats and Groceries 464 Seventh Street We Deliver GB. 4031 Robert Marinola Charles Bova Frank Frandina Sz Sons New Blue Sunoco Service 258 Vermont cor. Normal Complete Automotive Service New Blue Sunoco LI. 9609 GAS AND ELECTRIC APPLIANCES Prompt and Guaranteed Service Frank J. Alessi INDUSTRIAL Plumbing and Heating Contractor 985 Niagara Street, Buffalo 13, N. Y. Phones: LI. 4620 - 4631 Res., 234 Vernlont Street CR. 8262 Mary Frandina Frank Alessi Launderette Bennie Botunclo 30 Minute Automatic Laundry Service Also 15 Minute Drying Service Hours: 9-8 Weekday'sg 9-6 Saturdays 332 W. Ferry Street GA. 1478 Up-to-Date Beauty Salon Specializing in Permanents Hair Tinting and Hair Styling can For An Appointment: GR. 8435 M.-5. Jacqueline McFadden, Prop. Capitanols Grocery 54 Virginia Street Phone: MA. 4165 Meats -- Fruits 1 Vegetables Beer Milite1lo's Delicatessen Jos. T. Militello, Prop. Class of 137 Fruits Vegetables Cold Cuts Beer Soft Drinks 252 Connecticut Street GA. 9699 Theresa Incavido Vincenette Cina Salvagnia Brothers 349 Niagara Street Home Delivery of Any Article Bought in the Store Stoves Refrigerators Furniture Television Sets Radio Electrical Appliances Washing Machines Sam Zarconc CasGran Jewelry Shop Jewelry and Watch Repairing Electrical Appliances Television Easy Terms Phone: LI. 6234 458 Busti Avenue Buffalo 1, N. Y. Marie Massano Peace Bridge Furniture Sz Appliance Co. 965 Niagara Street Buffalo 13, N. Y. Phone: EL. 187 1 Dr. George P. Sciarrino Surgeon Dentist X-rays General Anesthetics Administered 732 Niagara Street at Connecticut Telephone: Office, LI. 1607 Delores Pantano Mary T0l'll2llD0ll6 Monroe Hotel Donxinic Pandolfino, Wlgr. Rooms At Low Rates Located Rear of Greyhound Bus Terminal in the Heart of the Business Section 490 Pearl Street WA. 9308 Compliments of Connecticut Recreation - Bowling Casper Madonia, Prop. EL. 9896 414 Connecticut Street Joseph Pandol fino Joann DiBartolo Dresses Sports Wear Lingerie Mell'S Jennie Vizzi, Nlgr. LADIES - CHILDREN,S WEAR Large Sizes and Half Sizes 899 Genesee Street cor. Herman Phone: BA. 1810 Marie Massar Sam Porto and Sons Wlnolesale Dealers in Bananas Quality, No: Quantity, Is Our Mano Elk Street Market Marie Massaro FRANK 81 JOE'S Service Station Always Friendly Servicev 359 Seventh Street CL. 9035 . Proprietors Frank Tronoloue Joseph Tata Theresa Lettieri Beer Wine Liquors Pignone'S Turf Club Joseph Musky Muscax-ella, Mgr. American and Italian Food Sandwiches of All Kinds 517 Busti, cor. Jersey LI. 9628 Joan Sansanese LI. 0505 EL. 6060 Greco Realty Co. Arthur J.Crec0 I N S U R A N C E 393 Connecticut St., Buffalo 13, N. Y. Compliments of The Windsor Shop MENS FURNISHINGS 459 Elmwood Avenue EL. 6526 Sara DiNatale Sonia A. Granville SARGENT sl ZELIN MOFg311,S Food Shoppe Famous Fish Fry Monarch Fine Foods 5 W. Ferry Street BuHalo 13, N. Y. All Local Beer Phone: Llncoln 9739 Sally Wagner Lucille Bessette Compliments of N. H. Mandelkern's Sons Father SI S011 SIIOCS Wholesale V. L. Gennuso, Manager Hosiery - Gloves - Notions - Novelties Grocery Sundries - School Supplies MEN'S . . . BOY'S and Other Specialties 400 BROADWAY 91 Grant Street Buffalo 13, N. Y. Ann Pffiif Elaine Cennuso MAdis0n 3230 - 3231 Cavagnaro Press 531 Niagara Street Square GA' 7171 Flower Shop Buffalo, N. Y. Dan News Nifhfllas Vclla PVUPS- JOS- L- Serif' 299-301 Main Street Buffalo, N. Y. Joanne Vellai Ca,-1 Rizzl, GA. 6477 Quick Service Stopped Sewers Cleaned hy Electricity No Digging 9 0 Larry S Acme Plumblng Shop Dry Cleaning Tailor Repairing On WheelS Free Pick-up and Delivery Joseph M- Licaw, PMP- B ff I N Y Quick Repairs - New Installations 326 Mm Smie' U a 0' ' ' 159 West Avenue CL. 2474 Rosalie Alld0lilHl V Mary' Ann Benevt-nto 74 Carlo's Market Meats, Groceries, Fruits., Vegetables Beer and Ale Ice Cream Soft Drinks 321 Vermont Phone: EL. 9043 Cliffs For Dad or Grafluatei' Simon's Quality Men's Wear 78 Grant Street Y Santina LaMancusa Carl Rizzo Park Edge LOUNGE BAR and COFFEE SHOP 572 Busti Avenue Cosmo and Bill Battaglia Geo. Hoffman Market Choice Meats, Poultry, Butter QQ Eggs Frozen Foods Shelf Goods GR. 5867 453 Connecticut St., Buffalo 13, N. Y. Concetta Natoli Polly Mulfaletto Dix Compliments of Hardware 821 Appliances MIKE and DON woonsma LI. 8200 324- W. Ferry St. Buffalo 13, N. Y. Geraldine Giambra Sterling Glass Co. All Kinds of Glass Kawneer Metal Store Front COIISIPIICIIOII Mirrors Store Interiors Glazing Contractors Suppliers of Glass and Mirrors For Fixtures Trade 646 Spring Street MA. 5890 Abbott Barber Shop Joan Aguglia Phone: GR. 2234- Adins Corset and Lingerie Shoppe Custom Style Corsets 343 Connecticut Buffalo, N. Y. Geruldlne lilliI!llD1 C11 Polly Mulfoletto Compliments vf M Sr K Heating EL. 2468 Leonard S. LoVullo, Prop. West Utica Hardware Hardware, Paints, Glass, Household Electrical, Plumbing Supplies 528 W. Utica Street Buffalo, N. Y. Joseph Mombrea Edna Amelotte Stop At Your Neighborhood 9 Nero s Snack Shop 5 and 10 For That After-the-Drive Snackv Hamhurgs - Hot Dogs - Italian Foods Soda Fountain Union Road and Genesee Street S. S. Kresge Co. Win. Lutes, Dlmmger 495 Elmwood Avenue Marie Lagreca Carl Rizzo Whitney Hardware Pai11t Varnish Pipe Fittings Glass Etc. 223 Virginia Street, cor. Whitney Pl. MA. 1780 Buffalo, N. Y. D. E. Mesch 81 Son 50 to 51.00 sToRE Connecticut and Fourteenth Streets Dependable Merchandise At Popular Prices SCHOOL SUPPLIES Geraldine Giambra Carl Rizzo Where You and Service Meet R. W. Buchwald Socony Gasoline and Oils GRant 0850 533 W. Utica Buffalo, N. Y. Edna Amelotte Roberts Hardware Store Paints Oils Varnishes GR. 7218 410 Connecticut Street Carl Rizzo-,lean Giocli Compliments of Jimis Barber Shop 13M Wfadsworth Street Buffalo, New York Lee's Cut-Rate Variety Store 371 Connecticut Street Vincenelte Cina Frances Terrana Nickis Shoe Repair Shoes Shined and Cleaned We Repair Shoes Like New 3203 Main Street Buffalo, N. Y. Mary Amato Compliments Of A Friend Carl Rizzo The Bell Haberdashery Peter Bellanca Men's, Boys' and Laflies' Wear GR. 7041 389 Connecticut Street, cor. 14th ,lean Ciocli Sales - Service Keys Pat's Radio Shop 442 Connecticut Street GRant 3341 Buffalo 13, N. Y. Appliances Dry Cleaning Philip S23 Son Men's and Boys, Clothing Furnishings and Shoes Open Evenings 116 Grant Street LI. 6917 Carl Rizzo, Compliments of Birnbaum Furniture , 294 YV. Ferry Street at Grant The House of Better Furniture at Lower Prices Frances Terrana Carl Rizzo I SnaP'0n Tools Corp- Phone MA. 8910 Res. GA. 3507 VV h l H- l T l - renc es am am oo s Frallcls Jeyvelry CO' GA. 6374 Diamonds - Watches - Jewelry 623 Wh Utica Street, Buffalo 13, N. Y. O Carl Rizzo Bruno's Flower Shop Telephone CR. 9600 FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Say It With Flowersa, 360 Connecticut Street Carl Rizzo Wholesale and Retail Expert Watcll and Jewelry Repairing 617 LAFAYETTE BLDG. BUFFALO 3, N. Y. o R D E R - : : Rich's : : Ice Cream From YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD DEALER CA. 7299 Phones: CA. 1397 Gran-Ferry Flower Shop Eddie and Josephine Anzalone 318 West Ferry Street opp. Victoria Theatre Res. EL. 7397 Carl Rizzo Phone, GR. 3023 Res., Ll 1595 PHIL MARTINO'S West Side Radio Service Record Herulquarters For Victor, Columbia, Decca, Blue Bird, Okeh 323 Connecticut Street Factory Trained Experts Factory Service For Crosley Refrigerator Farnsworth and Wilcox-Czly' CL. 9580 Nebral . ew Mur h is Furnlture Co. J P y Steel Bar APPLIANCES C C Where the Elite Meet to Eat 511 Rhode Island Street Buffalo, N. Y. . GR. 7126 369 PEARL STREET J oseph Longo Victor Hugo's Ce f e Our Lady of Loretto Wine Cellars CYC ir'A k Serving Authentic French and Italian Dishes Complemented With Products From -if the Worlcl's Finest Vineyards 'A' 'k 'A' Alunlnus Hugo Diciulio Your Host For Reservations: WA. 7499 CHAMPIONS 414- DELAWARE AVENUE Phyllis Canam Mary cial-dl 79 Paramount N I A G A R A 426 Niagara Street 'A' Entertainment Headquarters For GROVER CLEVELAND HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS 'A' The World's Finest Pictures Perfectly Presented in an Atmosphere of Courtesy, Comfort and Cleanliness at all PARAMOUNT THEATRES Wilkes Contracting Co., Inc. Eugene Cardarelli GENERAL CONTRACTORS Excavating Grading 1372 East Delavan Avenue HU. 0992 Joseph Pellittiere Carol Swenson Congratulations From HOTEL LEN OX George Randall Manager Hampshire Grill Ang. Santonati, Prop. FINE FOOD We Specialize in Italian Foods 473 14t h corner Hampshire St. GR. 9659 Jerry Saia Ann Aladis The Royal Flower Shop F L o W E R s Sam J. Trippc A Distinctive Floral Servicev 185 ALLEN STREET GArliel1l 0695 ELIIIWOOII 9862 BUFFALO 1, N. Y. Latin Kitchen 955 Niagara Street uk GGBEST ITALIAN FOOD Try Our Roast Food Which For Grand Opening 'k Jane Patti, Proprietor Shirley Rogenmoser Anna Alabiso Why Not Grill sf Cocktail Lounge C. Cassaro, Hlgr. We Specialize in ITALIAN AND AMERICAN FOOD PIZZA I 395 NIAGARA STREET Cor. Niagara and Maryland Phone WA. 9255 Buffalo 1, N. Y. Llncoln 8005 Cassy Gilbert Beauty Salo11 ir 569 DELAW'ARE AVENUE At Allen BUFFALO 2, NEVV YORK Anna Alabiso Margie Zolczer Freeman's Service O Complete Automotive Repair Home and Auto Radio Service TEXACO GAS - OILS LUBRICATION 299 Connecticut Street Buifalo 13, N. Y. Russell's Meat Market CHOICE MEATS AND COLD CUTS Courleous Service Specializing in Italian Sausage 259 HAMPSHIRE ST. BUFFALO, N. Y. Russell A. LoGalbo, Prop. Margie Zolczer Donna Stearns S 81 M Music Shop Russ Messina John Sedola So you want to Study Music Then you need Sincere Advice And you must get the Right Teacher Ask About Our Lesson Plan New and Used Instruments EL. 6133 263 WEST FERRY Compliments of Niagara Smoke Shop Marie Runfola SCHOOL LETTERS, EMBLEMS BOWLING SHIRTS Al Faso's Emblems 249 Normal Avenue Home, GA. 7216 Call Any Time Pauline Bonito-Lucille Caggiano PUSSY Evans Phone, GRant 9566 P. Argeros 81 Sons Importers 0 f Carl's Meat Market 139 JERSEY STREET BUFFALO 1, N. Y. A' ITALIAN and Specializing in SPANISH PRODUCTS ITALIAN SAUSAGEU f if 395 CONNECTICUT STREET A Wide Variety of CHOICE MEATS', Anna Giardina Camille Tricoli Congratulations . . . 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