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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1952 volume:

L Tx AK' l 73 Lajvw' rs iw VV 0 ' ' 'UIQ- A f 5 Q 3 I nz Q Q xx 'ff 4- 'fs 455 Q1 N Likf' lfozfcs on trocfs the race of man is found, Now groan in youth, now withering on the ground Another rare the following spring suppliesg Thcy fall successive, and successive risef' Iliad of Homer TI-IE SENIOR CLASS GROVER CLEVELAND I-IIGI-I SCHGOI. presents the .... 1952 CLEVELANDER MR. DEVINE AND MR. KENNEDY In Retrospect September boughs bent low with leaves as the long rays of the fading sun slanted in upon his office chair, Our first principal of Grover Cleveland High School had retired from a long career of educational service to the quiet dignity of a banking career. We cannot forget this first leader of ours, staunch as the finest in any forest, bending with charm on such occasions as a Commencement Night, his handclasp one to be remembered, his voice always to be respected. Charles A. Kennedy, first principal of Grover Cleveland High School, was a graduate of Old Central High School, Buffalo State Teachers' College, The University of Buffalo School of Law, later principal of Schools 34, 4, 6, and 63, also assistant principal of East High School, but the true character of his service was best defined during his twenty years here at Grover Cleveland. May his manhood, his pride, and his insight bless all our days! Our New ,Principal To The Seniors Do you remember the day, four years ago, that you entered Grover Cleveland? Now that you look back, the years have passed quickly since that day. What have they brought? New horizons, we hope-and new ambitions, aspirations, ideals, and loyalties, Let me dwell particularly on that last word. Wherexfer you go and whatever you do, you are bound in loyalty to Grover Cleveland, its ideals and its creed. And we your friends, who are left behind, are bound to you by the same indissoluble tie. OurNew Assistant Principal ji We shall always be interested in you-and your accomplishments. lt will be our sincere and earnest prayer that you succeed to the limit of your fondest hopes. ln the words of a good friend who accompanies his departing guests to the door: Come back for a visit whenever you can. lt was good to have had you with us. MR. MONAN lt, ,' 'WMA- J E Q, V My . gf ,A zzsxzz :fauna 'KS 7 IN 1 HH Q wuz? jmfifxssz' 124 W' RWE 1 WM ' Biff, 5 135 3 J ,Mfr Q A , 5595? X 4,1 K, t 1 . -, E' , W .,,,. . F, M , x ' gr ,.,. ' t . Q x Q ,,,, by ,.,., ww 3, 4 , ,, k ,,,,. '- RN I. w mf M' -filff 3 ' 'fiiif 'J if 7f25i2i??fQii 15' iz ? '-f' X , f j H S 337 fins' H I' , , - a'lW'Bf4W Q 'F e gr I 1 W M is ,, ,- , eil A I Rf ,iw 4 F uf? Q '. V, f 1 i 432: , A f ' '.,:EI :z a:.. f' ., R 3 4 , . A4556 Q ,X uf V- ,. sf W W- ' Z QW 1 N f L QQQQZQ Q A A. 'fi ' ,wx ' ': ':': ' ' ,. ' pf Q A QQ V M -M, K ,,.. M V -- - .Elma z in ,E Ilv 552- .,,. .- A ,SX . 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To those who have led and taught us, we give grateful acknowledgment. They have shown us the sources and well- springs of knowledge, hopeful that we would grow to a matured sense of responsibility and citizenship. lt is difficult to add a final note to our farewell when we remember what our Alma Mater has meant to us - the friend- ships we have formed with both the faculty and the students. We hope we shall meet again, but until then, with gratitude for the past and a prayer for the future, we say goodbye to our beloved school - Grover Cleveland. it Aw , 6 to girl at lm 5 Ni Q gs ,. xt , M ll gfgyyx' 'SQ' ,V as ftlfwl A ff QSM f wa L f .1 e fc ...L Ev if 1 ftislsy ll' tl? 4 If' l WN ' ff. 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PHYLLIS ALFANO-PHYL- Never a frown darkens her pretty face, SECRETARIAL. Sports, Monitor. Ambition: Get married and have a family. MARY AMATO-DIMPLES-- A smiling, happy face reflects a light heart. HOMEMAKING. Monitor. Ambition: Successful life. LUCY AMICO-LU- ln work or play she's always gay. SECRETARIAL. Ambition: Successful life. DOLORES ANGELO-DEE- What better policy than to have fun? GENERAL. Fashion Show. Ambition: Beautician. ANTHONY ANNARINO--TONY- The girls all sigh when he walks by. GENERAL, Varsity Basketball fHonorabIe Mention All Highl. Ambition: Score 20 points a game. MARIE ARDIRE-CRACKER- She may look quiet, but look again and listen. SECRETARIAL. Guidance Club, Sports, Pin Girl, Vice-President Italian Club '52, Girls' Treasurer '52, Secretarial Awards, Year- book, Honor Roll I. Ambition: Kindergarten teacher. CARMEN ARMENIA-WHlTEY4 Follow the rule, 'silence is golden', but only in school. GENERAL, Intramural Basketball, Ambition: Travel around the world. EMILY ARMITAGE-EM7 Sports and laughter go together. BUSINESS. Sports Awards, Yearbook, Moni- tor. Ambition: Happy and healthy life. FRANK AURELIO- A combination hard to find- a iester with a thinker's mind. SCIENCE. Reading Club, Intramural Basketball, President French Club '5l, 2 School Plays, Monitor, Chorus, Oratorical Con- test, Tennis, Yearbook, Treasurer Junior Class, Presi- dent Senior Class '52, Honor Roll I, 2, Ambition: To travel. CARMELLA BARBERAJCARM- Quiet she is in all her ways, but making the most of her youthful days, SECRETARIAL. French Club, Sports Award, Italian Club, Chorus, Secretarial Awards. Ambition: Lead a happy life. ANNA MAE BARONE - ANN - Winsome and sweet. SCIENCE. French Club, Chess Club, Chorus Monitor, Sports Award, Ambition: Marry my col- lege boy. VIRGINIA BARONE-GINNY- Quiet, but not idle. GENERAL. Square Dance Club. Ambition: Work and then get married. MARY ANN BENEVENT0-MAB-J'Tis better to be out of this world than out of fashion. SECRETARIAL. French Club, Journalism Award, Yearbook, Square Dancing, Basketball, Advertising Staff, Best Groomed Junior Girl, Best Groomed Senior Girl, Shorthand and Typing Awards, Honor Roll l, 2, Ambition: Success- ful Secretary. BETTY BENK-Sl-IORTY- lt's quality, not size, that counts. GENERAL. Hikes, Monitor, Orchestra. Am- bition: Successful life. JOSEPH BIONDOLILLO-JOE- A man of few words, but many thoughts. SCIENCE. Band, Intramural Sports, Varsity Track, Slide Rule Club, School Play. Ambition: Teacher. FRED BONGIOVANNI-BONGI- Why is relaxing so much more enjoyable during working hours? SCI- ENCE. Varsity Baseball, Intramural Sports, Honor Roll I, Junior Play. Ambition: Happy life, ANGELO BRUCKLIER-ANG- Face life with a grin and you are sure to win. SCIENCE. Latin Club, Monitor, Intramural Basketball, Varsity Baseball, Boys' Treasurer Senior Class '52, Ambition: Doctor. LORRAINE BUCKLEY-LORRY- Always a friend- far or near-when she's around, laughter you'll hear. SECRETARIAL. Swimming, 500 Club, Assistant Manager Advertising Staff '5l, Sports Award, Square Dancing, Monitor, Secretarial Awards, Girls' Treas- urer '52, Yearbook, Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Raise two basketball teams. MARY CALABRO-MO-- If you can't find an en- cyclopedia, consult Mary. SECRETARIAL. Secretarial Awards, Debate, Winner Declamation '51, Junior Day Program, Reading Club, Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4. Ambi- tion: To travel to Europe. STEVE CALANDRA-SHRIMP- His dark, wavy hair makes many a girl stop and stare. GENERAL, Art Editor '52 Clevelander, Varsity Football. Ambition: To graduate. ANTHONY CAMIZZI-BOB- Happiness does not depend on position, but on disposition. GENERAL. Varsity Football, Intramural Basketball. Ambition: Physical education teacher. ROSEMARIE CARRIEROQRORO- To be efficient in a quiet way is her aim throughout the day, SECRE- TARIAL. Secretarial Awards, Honor Roll I, 4. Ambi- tion: Kind and understanding throughout my life. CARMELLA CARUSO-CARM- Athletic, yes, and talkative too-Always smiling, never blue, SCI- ENCE. Debate, Girls' Marshal '5l, Most Athletic Junior Girl, Best Senior Girl in Sportsmanship, Pin Girl, Yearbook, School Play '50, French Club, Women's Singles Table Tennis Champion of W. N. Y., Cheerleader, Panel Discussion, Chorus, U. N. Model Assembly, Honor Roll 4. Ambition: Sports leader. GUY CELANO-GAETANO-''Thinking is such an idle waste of thought. GENERAL. Intramural bas- ketball, Varsity Football, Band, Orchestra. Ambition: Inherit a million dollars. ANN CELESTINO-CEL- A true friend is forever a friend. GENERAL. Guidance Club, Sports. Ambi- tion: Happy and successful life. FRANCES CELESTINO-FRAN- Such a happy girl to know.-Loads of luck wher'er you go! BUSI- NESS. Chorus, Monitor. Ambition: Housewife. HENRY CHERNOPIATOW- He came, he saw, he conquered all. ENGINEERING. Christmas Play '5l. Ambition: Aeronautical engineer. ROSEMARIE CHRISTOPHER--RO- A lover of fun and fun to be with. GENERAL. Ambition: Happy and successful life. MARY ANN CIMINELLA-MAC- A friendly lass, neat and trim, full of pep, and lots of vim. SECRE- TARIAL. Cheerleader, Advertising Staff '5l, Sports, School Play '50. Ambition: Stock exchange book- keeper. THOMAS CINA-TOM- Pleasant to know-every- one's friend. GENERAL. Varsity and Intramural Bas- ketball, Monitor. Ambition: To attend college and become a millionaire. MARY COLANTONIO-LEE- Her sweet smile will always be in style. BUSINESS. 500 Club, Advertis- ing Staff, Honor Roll I, 4. Ambition: Receptionist for a doctor. ROSE ANN COPLEY--RO- Ah, well, tomorrow is another day. GENERAL. Sports. Ambition: Marriage. MARY CORDARO- One picture is better than a thousand words. BUSINESS. Campus Topics, Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Happy and useful life. I - -6 - ...., -V - :.' i lhv 15 :1 1 if X S X 1 X u - :-22:51:25 rg-1. . , .... . as. :Q DOILORES COSTELLO-DEE- True to her work, word, and friends. SECRETARIAL. French Club, Advertising Staff, Secretarial Awards, Honor Roll l, 4. Ambition: Lead a happy life. FRANCES COTRONEO-FRAN-- She is pretty, she is gay, what more need we say? SECRETARIAL. Secretarial Awards, Sports. Ambition: Lead happy life. VICTOR CRAGE-D. A.- lt's all in a day's work. GENERAL. Varsity Football, Intramural Sports, Junior Day Play. Ambition: To travel all over the world. MARIE CUMBO-MER- When folks are feeling sad, she's the one who makes them gIad. SECRE- TARIAL. Sports, School Play '52, Advertising Staff, Debate, Square Dancing, Associate Editor '52 Year- book. Ambition: To help the needy. FRANK DAGONESE-- A man who makes a small noise is better than one who makes a big echo. GENERAL. Chorus, Track Manager. Ambition: Physics teacher. SALVATORE DICARLO--SAM- He puts all his troubles in his pocket, which has a hole in it. SCIENCE. Monitor. Ambition: To be a success. RUSSELL DILORENZO-RUSS- A winning person- ality is a valuable asset. ENGINEERING. Varsity Cross Country, Varsity Track, Intramural Sports, Chess Club Pres. '52, Slide Rule Club, Panel Discussion, Yearbook. Ambition: To go to college. SARAH DINATALE-SARS- 'Tis better to be small and shine, than great and cast a shadow. BUSI- NESS. Sports, Yearbook, Advertising Award, Guidance Club, Honor Roll l, 3. Ambition: Successful business woman. JOSEPH DIPAOLA-JOE-- Progress is made by work alone. BUSINESS. Ambition: Live an easy life. JOSEPH DIPASQUALE-JOE- Men of few words are the best men. GENERAL. Ambition: Get the best out of life. MARY DIPASQUALE-MAY- A quiet woman is always admirable. HOME ECONOMICS. Chorus, Sports. Ambition: Become a good typist. THERESA DOMINICK-TERRY- A good old pal to everyone, ever ready to indulge in fun. GENERAL. Sports, Chorus. Ambition: Marriage. MAUREEN DONOHUE-REENIE- A quiet little miss with quiet little ways. SECRETARIAL. Guidance Club, Advertising Staff, Secretarial Awards, Honor Roll 4. Ambition: Be a good secretary. DOROTHY DOUGLASS-DOT- Modest miss, stu- dent of honor-Approving eyes are always upon her. SECRETARIAL. Debate, School Play '5l, Yearbook, Pin Girl, Delegate to Youth Conference, 500 Club, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Secretary for F.B.I. MARY DUFF- Upon her loyalty you may depend. May success and fortune be yours, dear friend. BUSINESS. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Be suc- cessful in every endeavor. ANGELINE FALZONE-ANG- Here's a pretty, dark- haired lass, ever smiling as the days pass. HOME- MAKING. Ambition: Professional model. ANGELINE FARINA--SHIRL- Most times a smile, never a worry. Takes her time, says, 'Why hurry?' SCIENCE. Latin Club, Reading Club, Sports, Honor Roll I, 2. Ambition: Make a good wife. FRANCES FARLEY-FRAN- Young, gay, and fancy free. SECRETARIAL. Hiking, Camera Club, Honor Roll I. Ambition: Join the Waves. EDWARD FEMMENINO-EDDIE- He's a friendly chap and one swell guy. GENERAL. Yearbook Staff. Ambition: Be successful in the business world. MARIE FLETCH-FLETCHIE- Worry about today: tomorrow will be here too soon. SECRETARIAL. Camera Club, Square Dancing, Secretarial Awards, Monitor, Honor Roll 2, 3. Ambition: Private secretary. THOMAS GALLAGHER--lRISH- Flashy clothes and winning smile: friendly, too, and always in style. GENERAL. Intramural Sports, Varsity Football, Best Groomed Junior Boy, Service Club Pres. '52. Ambition: Have a good time. JOSEPHINE GANCI-JOSIE- Silence is more musi- cal than any sound. SECRETARIAL, Campus Topics, Sports, Camera Club, Monitor, Square Dancing, Sec- retarial Awards, Honor Roll I. Ambition: Competent medical stenographer. MARY GARIPPO-PEANUTS- Little, but oh my! SECRETARIAL. Monitor, Military Drill, Pin Girl. Am- bition: To travel. ELAINE GENNUSO- With laughter that's gay she passes the day. SECRETARIAL. Camera Club, 500 Club, Military Drill, Chorus, Square Dancing, Sports, Secretarial Awards. Ambition: Private secretary. MARIA GIAMBRA-MARIE- She is charming and has good looks,-the sort of person you'd find in books. SECRETARIAL. School Play, Monitor, Sports, Honor Roll 2. Ambition: Loving wife and patient mother. ROBERT GIAMMARESI-BOB- Happy am I-from care I'm free. Why aren't all content like me? GENERAL. Yearbook, Friendliest Senior Boy. Ambi- tion: Make everybody happy. MARY GIARDINA- Ever friendly, ever gay, she performs her work from day to day. SECRETARIAL. Sports, Secretarial Award, Honor Roll 4. Ambition: Secretary. ADELINE GIORDANO-EDDIE- This fair lass pos- sesses beautiful blond hair. GENERAL. Sports, Chorus, Yearbook, Guidance Club. Ambition: Airline hostess. JEAN GIOELI-JEANIE- l'm young yet. Don't rush me. SECRETARIAL. Sports, Monitor. Ambition: To visit France. MARY GIORDANO-MARE- Says little, but does much. SCIENCE. French Club, Baseball, Monitor, Composed Football Song, Honor Roll I. Ambition: To be president of the W.G.L. EDITH GRIDLEY-EDIE- A great future awaits her. SCIENCE. Red Cross, Band, Chorus. Ambition: To be of service to God and my country. JOSEPH GRIECO-JOE- This lad is quiet and sin- cere. From him complaints you'lI never hear, SCI- ENCE. Ambition: To be a success. CONCETTA GUGLIUZZA-CONNIE- Fair and true. Nothing else will ever do. SECRETARIAL. Volleyball. Ambition: To travel to Florida. JAMES GULLO-JIMMY-- There's nothing lost in being wise. SCIENCE. Intramural Basketball, Foot- ball, Debate, Projector Club, Oratorical Contest, Read- ing Club, Panel Discussion, Latin Club, School Play, Honor Roll I, 2, 3. Ambition: To be happy. EILEEN HARKNESS- Her smile and winning ways will fill her life with happy days. SECIRETARIAL. Sports Award, Monitor, Advertising Staff. Ambition: Marry a millionaire. PHYLLIS HISCOCK-PHYL- Just chock full of fun and makes friends with everyone. BUSINESS. Sports Award, Chorus, Advertising Staff. Ambition: Lead a successful life. iw? -40591 ANNA MARIE HOWEdZUKALALA- Modest and sweet. Yet, all the same, efficiency is her middle name. SECRETARIAL. Secretarial Awards. Ambition: To travel, EDWIN ILARDO-ED- The torch of knowledge burns brightly. SCIENCE. Debate, Track, Cross Coun- try, Chess Club, Monitor, Yearbook, Honor Roll 2, 3. Ambition: To be a history teacher. GEMMA INSALACO-JEAN- She speaks, behaves, and acts just as she ought. BUSINESS. Ambition: Lead a successful life. LUCILLE IPPOLITO-LU- Her smile seldom ends in less than a giggle. SCIENCE. Sports, French Club. Ambition: To succeed in field I choose. DOROTHY JOHNSON-DOTTIE- A 'dot' with much 'dash'. BUSINESS. Secretary of Camera Club '5l, Chorus, Sports, Square Dancing. Ambition: Success- ful business career. DELOSS KRAUSE-SONNY- Not a worry, not a care, never rushed, but always there. SCIENCE. Tennis, Projector Club, Latin Club, Slide Rule Club, Table Tennis, Panel Discussion Leader, Yearbook, Captain of Monitors. Ambition: Veterinarian. SUZANNE KUNTZ-SUZIE- My favorite fruit is dates. GENERAL. Ambition: To get married. MARIE LAGRECA-MICKEY- The world's my oys- ter. GENERAL. 500 Club, Chorus, Monitor, Guid- ance Club. Ambition: Take life as it comes. SANTINA LAMANCUSO-TlNA- Graduation, come and get me before my homework too much frets me. GENERAL. Ambition: To travel. JOHN LAUER-JACK-- A gentleman of leisure. GENERAL. Intramural basketball. Ambition: To see the White Cliffs of Dover. LOUIS LENOCI-LOU- Take it easy, have your fun, let the old world onward run. SCIENCE. School Play '49, Chess Club, Service Club, Glee Club, Moni- tor, Ambition: Doctor. MARIE LISANDRELLI-LIS- Music is said to be the speech of angels. GENERAL. Chromatic Club Award '5l, Sports Manager, Treasurer '5l, Chorus, Winner High School Voice Contest, Friendliest Senior Girl. Ambition: To do my best in music as well as in marriage. JAMES LODICO-PANCHO- Worry is an enemy to life. GENERAL. Glee Club, School Play '49, Intra- mural Basketball, Monitor, Projector Club, Varsity Football. Ambition: To graduate. RICHARD LOFASO-DICK- Grover's bid for the New York Yankees. GENERAL. Band, Varsity Base- ball. Ambition: To see the world. ANTHONY LOGALBO-TONY- I'm right, the world's wrong, BUSINESS. Monitor. Ambition: To lead a good life. MARY JANE LUDWIG-JAZZ-- I consider the world made for me and not me for the world. SCIENCE. Monitor, Sports Awards, Yearbook. Ambi- tion: Be happy all my life. BARBARA LUNDMARK-BLONDIE- This fair lass with eyes of blue, is a friend, kind and true. BUSI- NESS. Sports, Christmas Play, Monitor Award. Ambi- tion: Make my parents proud of me. CARMELINA MAIO-CARM- A girl of thought rather than action, yet not without her own attrac- tion, BUSINESS. Chorus, School Play '50, Honor Roll 4. Ambition: Make my parents proud of me. DONALD MAIOLA-DON- What we are to be we are now becoming. GENERAL. Camera Club, Chess Club, Intramural Sports, Varsity Football, Panel Dis- cussion, Honor Roll 4. Ambition: Interior decorator. RITA MANCUSO-RE- Her jet black hair and eyes so dark inspire one to classic art. SECRETARIAL. Orchestra, Supersalesman Night Football Game, Honor Roll 3, Shorthand and Typing Awards. Ambition: Private Secretary in large concern. FRANCES MANNO-FRANNY- Quiet is she, but busy as a bee. GENERAL. Ambition: To skate in the Roller Derby. JANE MANTIONE-SMILES- So good natured, full of fun, she's a pal of everyone. BUSINESS. Sports, Monitor Award, School Play '49, '50, '5l, Guidance Club, Honor Roll 4, Ambition: Travel and be a switchboard operator. SARA MARCY-SALLY- Speech is silver, but silence is golden. SCIENCE. Monitor, Yearbook, Junior Day Program, Sports. Ambition: To be a dental hygienist. NICHOLAS MARRANCA - NICK - Never angry, never peevedj a cheery lad that's well received. BUSINESS. Asst. Director of Band, Varsity Football. Ambition: To be a musician. TERESA MARTOCHE-TERRY- A friend to all, and all her friends. SECRETARIAL, Monitor, Typing Award, Shorthand Award, Ambition: To succeed in all I endeavor. JOSEPHINE MASSARO-JOSIE- Her many friends prove her merit. HOMEMAKING. Ambition: To be happy and successful. FREDRICK MELI-FRED- Smile at your troubles and you'll die laughing at your success. GENERAL. Table Tennis. Ambition: To get ahead in the world. LUCIA MENZA-LU- Although you may be very small, your personality has won us all. BUSINESS, Sports Manager, Guidance Club, Honor Roll 2. Ambi- tion: Live a happy life. RICHARD MOGAVEROQDICK- I shall speak in a monstrous small voice. GENERAL, Football, Projector Club, Camera Club, Advertising Staff, School Play, Track, Chess Club, Oratorical Contest '5I. Ambition: Graduate in January. SHIRLEY MOGAVERO-CHE CHEE- Very friendly, very slim, very tidy, very trim. SCIENCE. Latin Club, Monitor, Guidance Club, Sports, Junior Day Play, SOO Club, Ambition: Marriage and nursing. MAY MONACO-MAYGAY- Meet her any time of day-she always smiles the same sweet way. BUSINESS. Guidance Club, Sports, Chorus, School Play '50, Asst. Ed, '52 Yearbook. Ambition: Beau- tician. CHARLES MONDO-BUDDY- Booksl A dull and endless strife. SCIENCE, Intramural Basketball and Football. Ambition: To lead a happy life, PETER MONTANTE-PIERRE- A five inch grin is better than a one inch frown. BUSINESS. French Club, Football Manager, Monitor, Intramural Sports. Ambition: Become successful businessman. DONALD MONTESANO-MONTE- He is a man of his own mind, SCIENCE. Varsity Tennis, Monitor, Table Tennis, School Play '49, Baseball, Intramural Sports, Yearbook, Football, Ambition: To be a success in life. MARY MUFFOLETTO-POLLY- Pretty as a pic- ture. BUSINESS. Advertising Staff, Monitor, Chorus, Volleyball, Yearbook. Ambition: Do dramatic work in the theater. IDA MULLA-IDE- Always the well dressed lady. SECRETARIAL, Ambition: To get married. nv ' CONCETTA NATOLI-CUCI- Friendly and small, with dark brown eyes: full of vim and very wise. SECRETARIAL. Reading Club, Debate, Camera Club, Monitor, Sports Manager, Advertising Staff, Square Dancing, Secretarial Awards, Class Secretary '5l, Vice-President Class '52, Associate Editor '52 Cleve- Iander, Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4, Valedictorian '52. Ambition: Write a novel. CHARLES NIGRO-CHARLIE- I have fought a good fight. I finished my course. GENERAL. Varsity Foot- ball, Band, Orchestra, Intramural Sports. Ambition: Play in a name band. FRANCES NOTAROiFRAN- She seems to be quiet, but appearances are deceiving. BUSINESS. Ambition: Travel. DOROTHY ODDO-DOT- The only way to have friends is to be one. HOMEMAKING. Sports, Square Dancing, Camera Club. Ambition: To be a private secretary. THERESA PACE-TERRY- Silence is more eloquent than words. SECRETARIAL. Monitor. Ambition: To be a private secretary. JOSEPH PANDOLFINO-JOE PUNT- Why blemish a happy life with woe and care? SCIENCE. Intra- mural Sports, Yearbook, Camera Club, Table Tennis, Honor Roll 2, 4. Ambition: Lead a successful life. JOSEPHINE PANEBIANCO-JO- Always on the trail of fun galore. HOMEMAKING. Sports, Moni- tor, Ambition: Lead a happy life. ANTHONY PANEPINTO-TONY- Wisdom is nine parts silence and one part brevity. GENERAL. Foot- ball, Intramural basketball. Ambition: To go to college. ROSEMARIE PANEPINTO-RO- Silence is the most perfect herald of joy. GENERAL. Guidance Club. Ambition: Become an artist. RONALD PARISl4MOON- Small, but so is a stick of dynamite. GENERAL. Monitor, Cheerleader, In- tramural Basketball and Football. Ambition: Lead a successful life. PHILOMENA PARLATO-PHIL- Ambition spurs her to her goal. In all she does she puts her soul. SCIENCE. Camera Club, Latin Club, Guidance Club President, Panel Discussion Moderator, Red Cross, Square Dancing, Christmas Play, Yearbook, Honor Roll 3, 4. Ambition: Make good in radio and TV. MARGUERITE PASCALE-MARGIE- Who invented school? HOMEMAKING. Sports. Ambition: Be happy- THORA PERCIVAL-TAPPY- Nothing is impossible to a willing mind. SCIENCE. Declamation Contest, Winner Civic Planning Essay, Sports, Most Courteous Junior Girl, Most Courteous Senior Girl, U.N. Club, Associate Editor '52 Yearbook, Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Become a medical secretary. LUCILLE PICARDINI-LUf Mischief lurking in her eyes, wanting outlet 'ere it dies. GENERAL. Sports Awards, Guidance Club, School Play '5l, Class Secre- tary '52, Ideal Junior '5l, Yearbook, Honor Roll I, 2,3. Ambition: To be successful. SANTO PINNATARO-SCOTTY-''Either I will find a way or make one. GENERAL. Varsity Basketball, Projector Club, Monitor, Junior Day Play. Ambition: Become a businessman. JOYCE RADICE-JOY-- Always on her 'toes'. LANGUAGE. French Club, Latin Club, School Play '5l, Dancing, Guidance Club, Honor Roll 4. Ambition: Physical education and dancing teacher. FRANK RICOTTA-FRANKIE- Faster, faster than a train. All that speed in that small frame. GEN- ERAL. Varsity Cross Country and Track, Intramural Track. Ambition: Run 4 minute mile and lead a successful life. DELORES RINALDO-DEE-- True and bright as gold. All friends she sure can hold. SCIENCE. Sports Awards, Chorus, Yearbook, Monitor, Latin Club, Junior Day Play, Advertising. Ambition: Lead a happy and successful life. JOYCE RINALDO-JOY- A smile for alI. HOME- MAKING. Chorus, Fashion Show, Sports. Ambition: Marriage. LUCY RIZZO-LU LU- A good laugh is Sunshine in the house. GENERAL. Ambition: To lead a happy life. ROSE RIZZO-SUNSHINE- Good sense is one of Iife's greatest blessings. I-IOMEMAKING. Monitor. Ambition: Police Woman. CAMILLE RIZZUTO-NIP- A sister is, as it were, a second self. GENERAL. Guidance Club, Chorus. Ambition: Marriage. JANET RIZZUTO-NIPPER- Live a life and live it well. GENERAL. Chorus. Ambition: Success. STEPHEN RUFFlN0iSTEVE- Why should life all labor be? SCIENCE. Ambition: Lawyer. SAMUEL RUNFOLA-SAM- It's better to wear out than rust out. Ambition: Be happy. MARY ANN SACCOMANDO-MAIR- She needs no reflector, for she shines by her own light. SCIENCE. Reading Club, Debate, Vice-President '5I, Sports, French Club, School Play '50, '5l, Chorus, Orchestra, Square Dancing, Most Active Senior on Campus, Dec- Iamation, Panel Discussion, Amelia Earhart Honorable Mention, Yearbook '49, '50, 5I, Editor-in-Chief '52 Yearbook, Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Write a book of my world travels. DOLORES SACCONE-DEE- Here's a happy, care- free gal-a gay light-hearted Grover pal. GENERAL. Sports, Guidance Club, Chorus. Ambition: Work in advertising. ANGELA SAIA-ANG- Why take life too seriously? You'Il never get out of it alive. GENERAL. Chorus, Volleyball. Ambition: Lead a successful life. FRED SAIIA-FREDDIE- Most athletic in our class. SCIENCE. Captain Football Team, Co-Captain Basket- ball Team, Varsity Baseball, Yearbook Staff, Most Athletic Junior Boy, Intramural Sports, Best Senior Boy in Sportsmanship, Junior Day Play. Ambition: Physical education instructor. MARIE SALERNO-BUTCH- A little bundle of energy. HOMEMAKING. 500 Club, Latin Club, Camera Club. Ambition: Get the best things out of life. MADELYN SAN GEORGE--MIDGE- Quiet in a friendly way, friendly in a quiet way, SECRETARIAL. Sports, Monitor, Secretarial Awards. Ambition: To be happy. JOAN SANSANESE--JAY- Troubles may come, troubles may go, but I go on and on. SECRETARIAL, Sports, French Club, 500 Club. Ambition: To travel. JOSEPH SANTONOCITO-JOE- Words he has to say are few, but what he says is always true. ENGI' NEERING. Table Tennis, Ass't. Mgr. Baseball Team, Varsity Cross Country, Slide Rule Club, Yearbook Associate Editor '52, Monitor, Honor Roll I, 3. Ambition: Engineer. MARTHA SANTOSPIRITO-MARCY- Quiet and sincere, a pleasure to have her near. HOMEMAK- ING. Yearbook. Ambition: Lead a happy life. CHARLES SCIANDRA-CHARLIE- Though books to him are such a bore, in personality he makes the score. BUSINESS. Varsity Football, Christmas Play 50, Cheerleader, Intramural Sports, Band, School Play '50, Boys' Marshal '5I. Ambition: Accomplished musician. JOSEPH SCINTA-JOE- Graduation, come and get me. ENGINEERING. Intramural Sports, Table Ten- nis. Ambition: To graduate. 5M :V.. 5..f -' 'fi .K if it RALPH SCINTA- Let the wise the studious admire. GENERAL. Ambition: Optician. RUSSELL SCIOLINO-RUSS- Why wait till the clay is through to dream? GENERAL. Varsity Baseball, Intramural Sports, Junior Day Play. Ambition: Get married at 22 and have 2 kids. FRANK SEDITA-CHICKIELHA sense of humor, a good mind, a combination hard to find. SCIENCE. Campus Topics, School Play '50, Camera Club, Intra- mural Basketball, Junior Day Program, Service Club, Manager Cross Country, Christmas Play, Yearbook, Honor Roll 4. Ambition: Dentist. IRENE SGROI-RENEE- Always dependable, always there, she'll make it quick without a care. HOME- MAKING. Camera Club, Sports, Chorus. Ambition: Nurse. JOYCE SIMMONS-JOY- A carefree girl, happy and gay, this merry lass will go a long way. GEN- ERAL. Chorus, French Club, Latin Club. Ambition: Nurse. ELAINE SIRACUSE- Frolicking, jesting all day long, makes life just one sweet song. SECRETARIAL. Sports Awards, Drill Team, Advertising Manager '5l Clevelander. Ambition: Be happy. JANE SIRAGUSA-LITTLE ONE- Her bright smile and congeniality add up to a pleasant personality. SECRETARIAL. Sports Awards, School Play '50, Girls' Marshal '52, Secretarial Awards, Yearbook, Honor Roll 2, 3. Ambition: Visit California. JOSEPH TAURIELLO-SPIDER- Vitality plus a dou- ble scoop of personaIity. GENERAL. Intramural Sports, Varsity Cross Country, Varsity Track, Debate, School Play '50, Junior Day Play, Class President '5l, Cheerleader Captain, Yearbook, Boys' Marshal '52, Advertising Staff. Ambition: Lawyer. ROSE TEDESCO4TEDDY- Sets her heart on the goal, not the prize. SECRETARIAL. Sports, Year- book, Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: Be happy. ANN MARIE TELESCO-ANN- The greater the woman, the less the noise. HOMEMAKING. Camera Club, Volleyball. Ambition: Live happily all my life. WILLIAM TERESI-BILL- A smile for every boy, two for every girl. GENERAL. Varsity Tennis, Var- sity Track, lntramural Sports, Yearbook Staff, 500 Club, Camera Club, School Newspaper, Chess Club, Best Groomed Senior Boy. Ambition: Be a success with my first million dollars, FRANCES TERRANA-FRAN- School's okay but it breaks up the day so. SECRETARIAL. Secretarial Awards, Sports, Monitor. Ambition: Lead a successful life. LINDA TIFFANY-LYNN- Tis better to say noth- ing than to say something that is nothing. SCI- ENCE. Variety Show, Chorus, Band Librarian, Guid- ance Club. Ambition: Musical Career. ROBERT TIMINERI-BOB TIM- I have survived. GENERAL. Varsity Baseball, Intramural Basketball, Varsity Football, Camera Club, Chess Club, Ideal Junior '5I. Monitor. Ambition: Lead a successful life ' t -. F' Senior PRESIDENT ........... ..... F rank Aurelio VICE-PRESIDENT ....... ....... C oncetta Natoli SECRETARY ..... .... L ucille Picardini SALVATORE TODARO+SAM- While there's life, there's hope. GENERAL. Intramural Basketball, Band. Ambitioni Obtain an office position. DONALD TOMASULOiFRENCHYf Of such the best are made. LANGUAGE. Projector Club, Chess Club, French Club, 2nd Prize Hobby Show, Slide Rule Club, Varsity Cross Country and Track, Intramural Sports, Panel Discussion, Oratorical Contest, Christmas Play, Associate Editor '52 Clevelander, Monitor 3 years, Most Courteous Junior Boy, Most Courteous Senior Boy, Most Active Senior Boy on Campus, Honor Roll 3, 4. Ambition: Make friends throughout life. LUCY TONA-TONI- Laugh and the world laughs with you. SECRETARIAL, SOO Club, Sports. Am- bition: Secretary. LUCY TRAINA-LOUf Better late than never. SECRETARIAL, Campus Topics, Sports. Ambition: Live a happy life. FRANK TRIPI-CICCIO- Blessings on the gift of sleep. GENERAL, Intramural Basketball and Foot- ball, Art Staff, Chorus, Monitor. Ambition: Be a millionaire. ROSEMARIE TUROLDO-RO- A violet by a mossy stone-this maiden, sweet and shy. GENERAL. Sports. Ambition: Bookkeeper, DELORES UNCO-DEE- lf smiles were miles, what ground she would cover. SCIENCE. Ambition: Join Skating Vanities. JOANNA VELLA-JO- A pretty lass, friendly too, always smiling, never blue. LANGUAGE, Library Monitor, Latin Club, French Club, Yearbook. Ambi- tion: The Theater. LUCY VETRANO-LUf Happiness is not to be sub- scribed but to be enjoyed. BUSINESS. Chorus, Honor Roll 4. Ambition: Live a successful life. MARGARET VILLAFRANCA-MARGIE- A smile costs little but creates much. SECRETARIAL. Am' bition: Be happy, WILLIAM WEIKEL-BILL- He looks up to no one. SCIENCE. Table Tennis. Ambition: Be a major league pitcher. JOAN WILHELM-JOl'A Grover miss and very fair too. When you're with her you'll never be blue. HOMEMAKING. Sports. Ambition: Marry a certain baseball player. CRAWFORD WILLETT-BUTCH- Life is what you make it. BUSINESS, Ambition: Own a salvage company. ROCCO ZENDANO-ROCKY- Why take life too seriously? It always takes you in the end. GEN- ERAL, All High Cross Country, Intramural Sports, Junior Day Play. Ambition: To get rich but not old. iw . . .... 1. E J jf:fE.,Z'E '5I' gf' ,fwf- j,. W lkfil' .1159 O if f i c e r s TREASURERS .......... .... GIRLS' MARSHAL ....... ..... fMarie Ardire Lorraine Buckley Angelo Brucklier ......Jane Siragusa BOYS' MARSHAL .............................. Joseph Tauriello Ang, l.orr, Marie, Frank, Cuci, Lu, Joe, Janie O Closs Will DOROTHY DOUGLASS AND DONALD MAIOLA We lhe gradualing class ol l952, in accordance wilh all lhe laws regulaling such documenls in lhe cily ol Bullalo. and in lhe Slale ol New York, and being supposedly sound in mind and body, do hereby make and declare lhis lo be our lasl will and leslamenl. To lhose who will lollow in our glorious palhs, we leave lhe privilege ol occupying our honorable seals in lhe assembly: lhe hopes and lhrills lhal go wilh planning lor Senior Day and lhe Prom: and lasl, loul cerlainly nol leasl, our school honor and spiril. To lhe Sophomores, we leave lhe new experience ol elecling class ollicers. To lhe Ii++Ie Frosh. we leave lhree more ioyous years ol school lile so lhal lhey loo may reach lhe heighls which we are endeavoring lo reach. The following personal bequesls are also made: Don Tomasulo leaves his admirable personalily and scho- laslic abilily lo Bob Nasca. Carm Caruso and Rose Tedesco will lheir abilily lo play championship lable lennis lo Sandy Gullo. Mary Giardina and Theresa Marloche leave lheir lriendly smiles and personalilies behind lhem lo brighlen lhe school aller lhey deparl. Ang Brucklier bequealhs his remarkable salesmanship ol yearbook ads lo lhe lulure seniors. Marie Lisan- drelli would like lo leave her beaulilul singing voice lo someone, bul we lhink she will have a lulure need lor il. Tom Gallagher wills his good grooming habils lo George Pollino. Dick Lunghino lalls heir lo Joe Bion- dolillo's good deeds. Mary Garippo's bubbling en- lhusiasm lor all sporls is lell lo Jessie Cusimano. Russ DiLorenzo gives his abilily lor running cross counlry and lrack lo Vinnie DiNalale. Lorry Buckley leaves her old l-li Y dance lickels lo Jo Nigro, assuring her membership nexl year. Frank Ricolla bequealhs his lrack records lo anyone who cares lo run aller lhem. Emily Armilage leaves her old volleyball lo Sandra Beck, hoping she'll gel on lhe ball and lead 308 lo viclory nexl year. Rocky Zendano lurns over all .his All-l-ligh honors lo Dick Tuzzo. To Jo LaCourl, Cuci Naloli leaves her way wilh lhe leachers. Boy, can she use ill Thora Percival bequealhs her menlal abilily lo Dee Falcone. Chas Sciandra and Joe Tauriello leave lheir cheer- leading enlhusiasm lo Joe Rosalo. Maryann Sacco- mando wills her charming personalily and leadership lo Fran Curro. Fred Saiia leaves lo his cousin. Fred Conslanlino, his versalile alhlelic abilily. Frank Aure- lio willingly bequealhs his lacllulness lor escaping leachers and his ingenious mind lor pranks lo upsel lhem. Phil Parlalo leaves her mullins lrom home economics lo Jo Saldi. Charles Nigro leaves his Georgie Rallerman passing arm lo lhe lulure G. C. Quarlerback. Marie Salerno proves lhal nice lhings come in small packages: Belly Cassillo shall walk in her liny loolsleps. Mac Ciminella leaves her cheer- leading swealer lo any enlhusiaslic iunior. Mac Bene- venlo bequealhs her old saleslips lo Joanne Maggio. who wishes she could cash in. The Senior Class herein subscribes ils name lo lhe above documenl lhis year ol our Lord, nineleen hun- dred and lilly-lwo. f' . g'7f p 1 Q - , W 1, Chg , A' 'W ,7 ' , .1510 uh X XX , A' ,X X 4 U fl w f 5 1 3 f XQ u it N. yf ' 'f y f ' X fi 'X x Q, 1-' X , if N f 1 I -1 ' 2,1 QL ! ,, , V .1 ., , 1, I , ,Nl ,f 1 lr 1 I X WX if F X ,x X z I JW' X fl if 'Q fl I 1 fx! V ' 7 If 1 B Ili, I1 ' XX x X ' 1 ! xv hx I. .3 f Qi 31:83-32 33? Q yi .J V' X 'T I I' 1 A162 Y jf ,- rr 42 ,Cb ,A P . if f .ff f 6 ji 1 X K ' 1 M ff ,', 1. ,. 'f f j.. .K . w. ly. 1 ,f , ,159 ' ' , N .U I I V W 1 'K -. Q' ' VL ' X Q? 1f+f','w-X -: - 1- ' . xi' '7 X If f I .ff-g 5?vf 1 L1 df' X. :L. 'i'mf I Af ' xx Yr' ' Rv ,f ,X Y M fi' ., -'A fl if A 1 i A W WN ,, 4 7 g il AI: 'e 1 v t ' Grp 41 I '7 I X bs 1 4 r I U ' g . 5 ' x. Ffa, - ' ' gg W WWEQQ Q Q5 -ww v 7' 'J 'Y -f -Q fif 1 ' . F 4 N3 ' Q Q: R..-, .,-- ,L ,g x ' I X. ffl 215' if-Six!-' 35? - 1 S W 'Hosr Courarfous W N , ,. ly v,,.f- , A 'V - 5 ' T. PEQCIVAL, 'f TEE, 'M LQ, if , 5 D.TOl'lA5ULA' K 1 EMP? r W' -X Gflyx X' MK fxx 'S . mf! I 1 . dj: - A ,,,q:',L? fA' ' 9 bg':::' Xdl'XL.J.a.- I fha ge 2 as EES imgw r ' -W 1 ' s 2 wma lf' Poplars JUNIOR OFFICERS DRESIDENT. .,.,.,......,., , x!lCEfPRESIDEfXT.. SECRETARY .,.... VREASURER ..,..,. Michael Batfaglia ..........,,Frar1ces Curro .Mary Arm O'NeiI Richard Lurigriirio JIRLS' MARSHAL ....,,.,,... Frances Zarida BOYS' MARSHAL .....,.. ...Richard Tuzzo Fran Z., Dick T., Mary Arm, Dick L., Frarmie C., Mike Willows in rhe wind-our sophomores! Whelher laughing in lhe breeze or drooping over lheir boolcs, lhey are gracefully lalcing 'rheir places on lhe campus of Grover Cleveland. Eslablishing records in 'rhe lnlelligensia Deparlmenl are rhe following sludenlsz Leona Campagna, Jo- sephine Missineio, Calherine Grisanli, Suzanne Fix. Carol Ferlilla, Rose Marie Acquislo, and Lucille Con- Jrino-also, Philip Vullo, Domenico Tesla, Vilo Lenoci, Frank Rizzo, Samuel Cascio, Anlhony Graziano, Sal Campagna, and Sam Scime. ln lhe field of sporls, Sal Valvo, lhough noir experi- enced enough To be a regular on lhe baslrelball Jream, gave a good accounl of himself. ln 'loo'rball, Joe Sophomore Sordello, Roger Shalzer, Roy Adimey, and Slephen Allano were oufslanding. Cross counlry and Traclc broughr our Peler Di Baisi, Charles Galiano W2 mile relayl, Joe Carriero, Eugene and Kennelh Godios, and Joseph Barlololla lhigh broad iumpl. Tennis was well suppor+ed by sophomores Lawrence Cosfa, Joseph San George, Roger Shalzer, and Russell Di Barlolo. Baseball claimed Joe Mineo and lvlilie Giancarlo. Special recognilion goes To Vincenf Smiraglia. man- ager of bofh The loolball and Jrhe 'rennis +eams. also, incidenlally, presidenl of 'rhe Slide Machine Group. Nor should we lorgel Tom Aquilino, parlicipanl' in 4 inrramural sporls and Joe Sordello, who scored 'lhe highesl' poinls in Jrhe school in The inlramural Track meel. Willows As lor 'rhe girls, fhe following were especially aclive: Marie Grille and Barbara Rodgers in ll9: Ann Marie Virale, Evelyn Biondolillo, Lucille Conrino, Carherine Crage, Carol Curlis, Carherine Grisanfi, Frances La Porla, Suzanne Lauricella, and Palricia Marshe in 2l3' and Jeanmarie Phillips, Angela Dasla, Jane Scime, Eslelle Mancuso, and Ida Dubreville in 302. This lasr spiriled room won The baslcelball cup This year. Turning away from sporls, we made a canvass ol lhe various home rooms. 302, we learned, is proud ol Jean Punluro, ils leading salesman ol yearbook ads, Leona Campagna, ils arlisl, noi lo menlion lhe gen- erous girls who accompanied lheir Teacher lo The Goodyear Home Iasl Chrislmas, 329 boasis Jo Anr Casliglia, winner oi Isl prize lor drawing and sewing in lhe hobby show, also Rosella Kincade, lalenled pianisl and dancer. ZI3 claims Lucille Coniino, winner ol iirsl place in The school Declamalion Conlesi. llc? is proud oi lhe Gorelli lwins, Camille and Maria, who were The singing guesls lor WEBR and also high sales- men in yearbook ads. IIZ broughl our allenlion lo Franlc Gugino, whose unusual hobby is lrap shooling. ZI6 proudly claimed lrumpel player Thomas Caldarf ella. Thus we see lhal lhe sophomores are a promising class, They are now well rooled in Grover Cleveland and growing laller every day. Welcome, young birches, lo lhe greal ioresl oi knowledge. Your 'render leaves and slim branches have yer lo feel lhe lull sunlighl oi 'rhree more school years, bul already you have shown slrenglh amid lhe winds of winler. Foremosl in The siudious line ol endeavor are Virginia Federico and John Aurelio-also, among lhe girls: Carol Drago, Yvonne La Guardia, Marie Sacco- mando, and Phyllis Congilosi-among The boys: Ron- ald Clark, Anlhony Marzullo, Donald Chrislie, and Lorenzo Gurreri. Freshmen who were highly recommended by The grammar schools from which ihey came are Carol Drago, Maureen Sullivan, and Virginia Federico, win- ners of Jesse Kelchum medals, 'rhe lasl one cily win- Freshman ner: Mary Jane Leone, Phyllis Lelo, Marie Sacco- mando, Sarah Conli, and Mary Planl, DJNR. medal winners: Leonard Falzone, winner of The S.A.l?. award, Marie Saccomando, Bealrice Pelrella, and Sarah Conli, Richmond Speaking Conlesl winners: Rose Marie Pillilleri, winner oi an l-lonor Cerlilicale in School ly and Louise Alessandro, winner ol an essay conlesl in School 49. The Frosh have nol only been oulslanding in oblain- ing scholaslic honors, bul have also progressed on rhe alhlelic field. ln loolball, Gary Galler, Joe Bus- caglia, Joe Grille, and Fred Conslanfino have been prominenl. ln baskelball, besides Fred Conslanlino and Joe Buscaglia, lhere were also Carmen Bandinelli, Vincenl Paladino. Anrone La Barbera, Anlhony Mari- naccio, William Burkharl, and Anlhony Auirino. In Birches lraclc, we observed Anlone La Barbera, Michael fkbramo, John Di Fulvio, and Joseph Di Figlia. Table Tennis laurels were won by Russell Rizzo. As for lhe girls, Dorolhy Corlelli, Arlene Tripi, Rifa Longo, Joanna La Bruno, and Sue Pezone were among fhe mosl aclive. On making a survey of fhe various home rooms, we discovered rhal IO4 had a number ol 'ralenled hobby- islsz Angelo Biondi lslamps and coinslf Lorenzo Gur- reri, Donald Chrislie, and l-lerberl Ryclcman lslampslt Carl Pileri and John Di Chrislina lmodel airplaneslt Arlhur Q'Connor ldrawingl: John Aurelio lnews- clippings World War Ill: Charles Caci lsingingl: and John Di Chrislina liao dancingl. In Ill we discovered a 'falenled arlisl, Bealrice Pelrella. also zylophonisl Jane Biancarossog II3 broughl' our allenlion lo lda Jean Dubreville, winner of a Cerfiiicale of lvlerii for an essay on suburbanilisq IIS proudly claimed Eslher Russo, singer and dancer, also Mary Planl, nalive of England unfil 2 years agot IO9 was proud ol freshman phofographer Josephine Bongiovanni. Special orchids lo John Aurelio for his parl in 'rhis yearis Chrislmas play and for his ohfice as Treasurer ol: lhe llalian Club-also 'ro Marie Saccomando for her excellenl showing in lhe Declamalion Conlesl and on 'rhe Debale Team. All in all, This is a lively class, wilh lhe promise oi much ahead in inielleclual achievement exlracurricular lun, and all-around general leadership. V' if Our Courses LANGUAGE COURSE lpicture ll-All courses require English, but the Language Course also offers foreign languages, help- ful in any career which emphasizes reading, writing, or speaking: library work, journal- ism, advertising copy work, law, dramatics. A student preparing to be a private secretary, foreign office secretary, or legal stenographer may choose this course with typing and shorthand electives. HOMEMA icture 2l 7This includes cooking, sewing, child care, home nursingfpossible preparation for the future practical nurse, dressmaker, helper in a private hom ' e, every girl who plans eventually to marry. KING COURSE lp' SCIENCE COURSE lpidwe 3lW-BIOIOQY, physics, chemistryethese are good prepara- tion for X-ray work, dental hygiene, optical work, nursing, medicine, meteorology, lab- oratory technology, pharmacy, floriculture, medical secretarial work, dietetics, food management, photography, or scientific research. MATHEMATICS OR ENGINEERING Cpicture Al-This course offers algebra, geometry, advanced mathematics- good preparation for statistical work, treas- uryship in business, accounting, insurance actuarial work math ' , ematics teaching, vari- ous forms of engineering. Cf Study lP1cture 5lfBasnc and general art, drawing and painting, history of art--these can lead to careers in irteriar ilecorating, window display, advertising art, Zeramics, industrial design, photography, art, stage setting design, publishing com- pany art COMMERCIAL COURSES l-Pwtwe 61 +There are two: the BUSINESS COURSE, which offers typing, 2 years ot bookkeeping, mimeograph and comptometer work, and tne SECRETARIAL COURSE, which offers typ- ing, 3 years of shorthand, and l year of bookkeeping. EXTRA SUBJECTS OR ELECTIVES: lpicture 73--If students have time for extra subjects, they may add to their course such subiects as band, chorus, handcraft, indus- trial arts, or even typing, bookkeeping, shorthand, a foreign language, art, or home economics. BASIC SUBJECTS 1Picture Bla--English, history, mathematics, science, and gym- 'iasiurn are important basic subiects required n every course. Hon SENIORS Concerfa Nafoli Philomena Parlato Frank Sedifa SOPHOMORES Leona Carnpagna Josephine Missineio Philip Vullo Vito Lenoci orRollLeaders JUNIORS Frances Curro Joseph Biondi FRESHMEN Virginia Federico John Aurelio FIRST, Frannie, Virginia, Josephine, Joseph, John, SEC OND, Pi1lJID,Ci'1ICkfFI'3I'1l47,ViTO,CLICi,phiI,LEOV1E . ff , ffl' ' ' - f ffw . ' ff 'ff I A ,M M W WZ' . f ,I F xi -, h v, ' 2219 'KS g X Ml 5 , XX . , P l, ffl f 4 ,,,, ' I ax? ay ,fTa' ' 'I Ku. - C 'lf Q 3 - I 1-H-CL.- : fy 8XX X 'L ' - 4: 1 f ,ga fx uf xi: ' f uf ',':5lQ,. 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Projector Club Under the careful guidance of Mr. Davidson, Of the thirty members enrolled this year, ten the staff director, and through the selections of are girls. ln times past, this club has been almost Miss Westfall, the head of the Visual Aid Depart- exclusively a boys' organization, The members ment at Grover, the projection staff operates are like minute men always ready to lend a 5mO0Tl'llY and GHlCl9fWflY- helping hand. Their motto: Semper Paratus . FIRST TERM MoNIToRSfFlRST: C. Teresi, J. Nigo. SECOND: V. l.eCastre, C. Marasco, J. Santonocito, S. Guliano, A' ' ' ' M. S l G. Riesterer, L. .J Oneco S Beck S Gaz: dei A Domino M. E Rizzo R. M. Aquilino. THIRD. F. Zanda, aerno, . D BUCHQYI C- Cavalieri. S. Hafriei, Ji saiai, J. Taufieiio. IFOURTH: v. Anzaione, D. Krause, R. Mcmasief, R. scam, B i- Ce3a 9f G' Sglllllof J' GJIIO. M ROSSG-Btfi, J. Raiidolfino, D. Tomasulo, J. Saia, J. Biondi. i jj, gif' iii fa , f5 v ww ' x 'Lf M g ggi, Q wi' E! Q fy LX AM fi 9 if , , ... J ,yt 4255253 ' 7 Q, 1592533357 gm 3 A Q 6 -5536 Q 9 f ' E .:,,,, Mr ., gi J, Q s , .la A M xi L x M QW .-w ' 5 4 K 3 mf :ww 6 W AL, g'53W , if 4 If ' 13? A if-Q X54 , 'sf-Q 1, A 1, M 5 .ef- WV fi, -.fvfgi V 4?--F-Aga --u ,urn ix I ' - H -N-..,,...,..,...xN NEGATIVE DEBATE TEAM- D. Douglass, E. llardo, M. A. Sacco- mando, C. Natoli, J. Aurelio, M. Calabro. Topic of this year's debate was Resolved, That All American Citizens Should Be Subject to Dratt for Essen- tial Services in Time of War. The negative team scored 9 points against Kensirigtons 6. Mr. Howe was Coach. BOYS' ORATORICAL-H. Chef- nopiatow, D. Long, D. Tomasulo. NOTE. Winner of the City Finals: l-l. Chernopiatow. U, N, GROUP-J. Pandolfino, J. Sala, L. Picardini, F. Colangelo, J. Siragusa. These students lived their American history at interscholastic U. N. As- semblies. Faculty adviser is Miss Ozarin. BAND-FIRST: J. Lomeo, C. Cicero, S, Lattuca, J. Gioeli, R. Zendano, J. Aguglia, L. Costa, F. Randazzo, J. Dasta, J. Marrano, J. Rosato. SECOND: V. Petronella, G. Braun, J. Biondolillo, N. Marranca, C. Spano, J. Biancarossa, A. Autrino, J. Pera, T. Caldarella, P. Mancuso, C. Sciandra, Mr. Weis. CHORUS-FIRST: R. M. Blando, C. Caruso, P. Maile, C. Goretti, C. Eallaclwino, M. Di Pasquale, Mr. Weis, M. Plant R. M. Bruno, J. Muccio, M. Goretti, C. Sortino, F. Fischer, M. Salerno. SECOND1 N. Panepinto, J. Sztuk, S. Tomaselli B. Martin, F. Zanda, C. Grisanti, A. M. Vitale, J. Rizzuto, A. Sala, D. Angelo, C. Tricoli, J. Muscarella, P. Saltino, S. Fix M. A. Tripi, D. Cooper. THIRD: F. Tripi, F. Aurelio, D. Bellomo, M. Anzalone, E. Russo, R. Aclornetto, A. Bertini, L. Kales A. Balistreri, P. lnguagiato, M. Ott, C. Vassallo, M. DiStefano, S. Castiglione, R. Maracle, N. Brocato, R. Giammaresi, F. Meli FOURTH: S. Guarino, M. Zuppa, E. Mancuso, W. Alessi, E. Gridley, R. Andolina, L. Neff, D. Oddo, B. Spencer, C. Gugliuzza S. Marcy, B. Lundmark, J. Nobile, F. Seclita. 1 Q Cm 53 :' 3 Q N Q ffm? a li? W s EE X , S f- 2 f N f .V 323 5133195 . ,V 1 lwibifm , . X gg wggziiw i.,,XW ww 12 FQ 'r 1.1 A sv MJQQYTW 1 QQ, pg .f X L, 3:1 S A VS-W ' ' ,www ,a Q' ' , ,4,, V :K . Gigs . IL ITALIANO-SEATED: S. Conti, C. Barbera, M. Ardire, M. Rossetti, J. La Corte, J. Aurelio, J. Giomundo. STANDING: S. Genovese A. Marzullo, M. Vaticano, J. Tauriello, J. Di Bartolo, S. Gallagher, D. Pieri, V. Alessi, B, Zimmet, l-l. Ryckman, C. Pileri, Al Genco, P. Trippe, C. Drago. BACK ROW: T. Orsini, J. Cassata, T. Albano, P. Lograsso, F. Lom- bardo, R. M. Mastrantonio, M. Reinhold, S. Guliano. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS-FIRST: S. Guliano, D, Pieri, L. lpoolito, D. Grieco, M. Aronica, P, Drago, V. Maggiotti, S. Ruf tino, J. Amico, L. Carbone, M. Vullo, M. Reinbold. SECOND: V. Dumond, J. Graziadei, F. Grillo, J. Simmons, J. Vella R. Gaglione, M. Insera, N. Burgio, C. Grimaldi, M. Saccomando, V. Federico, M. Sullivan. LAST: F. Seclita, M. A. Sacco mando, B, Loretice, C. Spano, J. Shannon, A. Biondi, S. Martino, L. Kent, D. Metz, F. Aurelio, M. Pirro. Language Clubs IL CIRCOLO ITALIANO LE CERCLE FRANCAIS COMITES LATINI The newly formed ll Circolo ltali' ano of Grover Cleveland High School was established to further the interest in Italian art, literature, customs, and language. The constitution for the club has been written and accepted. According to the adviser, Mr. Saia, there are plans underway to offer a medal to the outstanding pupil in the Italian classes. Among the activities of the organi- zation have been two festivals, a Christmas Party, and a Carnival Dance. The officers elected at the begin- ning of the year are as follows: PRESIDENT .........,..,,,... Mario Rossetti VICE PRESIDENT ..,......... Marie Ardire SECRETARY .......... Josephine La Corte TREASURER .,...., .........,. J ohn Aurelio LATIN CLUB-FRONT, SEATED: M. Giancani, Mr. Hogan, WHAT? You take French and you haven't joined the little France of Grover Cleveland, LE CERCLE FRAN- CAIS? The members of the club meet each month to combine the business of learning French with the pleasure of applying it. Mrs, Gian is club adviser. The activities of the club consist of various French games, songs, and literature. The club members also participate in many short French plays which they perform as entertainment for the other club members. The officers of tie French Club are as follows: PRESIDENT .................. Patricia Drago VICE-PRESIDENT ........ Vita Maggiotti SECRETARY. ....... ...... S teve Ruffino TREASURER ....... ...... M ayme Aronica This club is more commonly called the Latin Club. Besides the usual program of songs, games, and social activities, the Latin Club this year presented for its mem- bers some radio playlets illustrat- ing some of the events of Roman hise tory, such as Romulus and Remus and The Seizure of the Sabine Women. With Mr. Hogan at the helm of this club, it would have to be in- teresting. Club officers are as follows: PRESIDENT. ........,.......... Jane Ludwig VICE-PRESIDENT ..............,.........,... Rose Marie Mastrantonio SECRETARY ,,,............ .... B ette Cassillo TREASURER .,.....,... Joseph Pandolfino R. Mastrantonio. SECOND SEATED: R. Gaglione, R. Ritter, J. Shannon, M. lnsera, D. Rinaldo, J, Ludwig, M. Pelonero, L. Campagna, R. Acquisto, J. Acquisto, B. Cassillo, P. Marshe. Tl-llRD: S. Pantonini, M. Weinheimer, P. Parlato, J. Amico, M. Loffredo, D. Nasca, R. Santalucia, J. Pandolfino, J. Vella, M. Rossetti, A. Bueme, J. Di Bartolo, D. Falcone, L. Gurreri, J. Russo. llwi 321 ggi i s X A A 1,31 'fy ' -2,-my , n f Aw, A N' 1 f ffm A . 1 ,. ,,,,,. k , ' ' ,... 0 P ., , fa' ' f fs f x--k.fMf?f5, y MM Ms gfw, ,v ' H N, ,W f,M,,, W I K7 4kMN.,,,4 qgagk EYK- s EW ku.. I wi NQ ,mam WE 'fffg f 2 f at my Q. me 'HE r .. Y W? if QSM .Qi N . , ,ia .,.,. . 1r2 1 'W I J. ....,... A fy ,fa gi f., f ' aww' 'QW we ,, .lgqfdr awk Ei ' an wi W sg 1... 2381 Q T ART STAFF- FRONT: L. Torn ambe, M. Santos pirito, S. Calanrlra, REAR: J. Marmilli Mr. Cavaliers, R Braun, R. M. Pane punto. u. S J , 3 .,., . sf? uf. YEARBOOK STAFF SEATED: R. Ritter, S. Rizzo, F Aurelio, P, Muffoletto, D, Mon tesano, W. Teresi, J. Vella, S DiNataIe, D. Rinaldo, J. Sara gusa, STANDING: J. Biondi, A Muscarella, J. Saia, M. Sacco mando, A. Biondn, C. Gervase, J. Bongiovanni, R. Clark, J Aurelio, P. Parlato. S ART Year Staff A S S 0 C I A TI E D I T 0 R S- M. Monaco, D. To masulo, M. Cumbo T. Percival, C, Na toll. EDITOR-Il CHIEF M. A. Saccomando S. Calandra Book 1952 D V E R TIS- IG LEADERS NEELING: A. ucklier, J. Sisfi Riesferer, R. 2race. STAND- IG: D. Costello, Alessi, M. Baldi Albano. I YEARBOOK STAFF - SEATED: S. Marcy, M. Ardire, J. Ludwig, G Caruso, R. Giam- maresi, R, DiLorenzo, D. Doug- lass, E. Ilardo, M. A. Vullo, M Reinbold. STANDING: L. Picar- dini, J. Pandolfino, J. Tauriello, M. Rossetti, I. Dubreville, A Genco, A. Menza, L. Gurreri R. Geraci, D. Grieco. 'E I ADVERTISING EDITOR M. Colantonio FACULTY ADVISERS A. Covalieri E. Dohany F. Welch A D V E R T I S I N G STAFF..SEATED: I.. Carborwc, J, Vella, D. Rin- aldo, J. Punturo. STAND- ING: L, Lenoci, M. Ama- to, Mrs. Dolwany, D. Krause, A. Deveso, L, Campagna, Boys' SporTs in Review Back on The Gridiron Under The sTrong arm oT The PresidenTs, The pigskin really Traveled This year, as iT broughT Three oT our opponenTs down To deTeaT. The Big Bruisers made an excellenT showing aT every game because oT Their spiriT and The conTidenT backing oT The sTudenT body. The only disappoinTmenT oT The season was Don Maiola's iniury. Over The Hill As The Cross CounTry boys climbed over The lasT hill Tor The '52 season, They were awarded TiTTh place in The Columbia Cup MeeT aT Delaware Park. Some oT our mosT consisTenT sprinTers were Rocky Zenclano, Frank RicoTTa, and Don Tomasulo, who placed ninTh, TwelTTh, and nineTeenTh respecTively in The All-High MeeT. This is The lasT year Tor all Three, also Tor Russ Di Lorenzo, Joe Tauriello, Edwin llardo. and Joe SanTonociTo. Through The Hoop On enTering The boys' aThleTic room, you will see a sign which reads, lT's noT The dog in The TighT: iT's The TighT in The dog. AlThough The '52 baskeTball Team was one oT The shorTesT Teams in The league, iT proved To be one oT The TasTesT and mosT accuraTe. Freddy Saiia and Mike BaTTaglia proved To be The scoring power, while Sonny PinnaTaro and Richard Lunghino were The boys who worked The ball inTo The pivoT. Our 6-7 record oT This year should be equaled by The reTurn oT Ten varsiTy men Tor The nexT season. Q 9 ii Z The Cinder PaTh ln spiTe oT cold weaTher, abouT 35 candidaTes ap- peared Tor The TirsT Track pracTice. Among These sporTs enThusiasTs were The veTerans who qualiTied Tor All-l-ligh Trials lasT year: Don Tomasulo, Frank RicoTTa, Russ Di Lorenzo, Richard Tuzzo, and Kicky Perla. lncidenTally Don won poinTs in The All-High MeeT lasT year. Also reporTing Tor pracTice were Joe Tauriello. Bill Teresi, and Joe SordeTTo. AT TirsT The dashes and The pole vaulT appeared weak, buT under Coach Spahn They improved. The Team was sTrengTh- ened by compeTenT older boys in The mile, halT mile, relay, hurdles, broad iump. and The shoT-puT. EnThusi- asm among The under classes was high, wiTh many boys showing prospecTs oT being TuTure sTars. BaTTer's Up This year we had boTh experienced players and good Treshman prospecTs. Among The experienced players were Dick Lo Faso, piTcher: Roy Geraci, shorT- sTopg Fred Bongiovanni, Third base: and Tony Anna- rino, TirsT base. Fred Saiia was The only veTeran ouT- Tielder. AT The presenT wriTing Freshman Mike SalTino and Joe Buscaglia look promising Tor ouTTield and piTching assignmenTs. On The Courls IT is diTTiculT To make any Tennis predicTions, The season iusT sTarTing now aT The Time we are going To press. l.eTTer men back Trom lasT year wiTh experience are AnThony Muscarella, Mike BaTTaglia, Don MonTe- sano, Jerry Sala, and Russ Di Bar+oIo. Our new coach, Mr. RuTTino, expecTs To have a good season wiTh halT oT The regular Team back Trom lasT year. 71 , r i ,O 9 5 ll' Lili A gi. Q5 Ezl ,f,Qfm-suv U Q Q M r fl, 1 is .A. ll? M.- r 'A' we wing W , if W ..,. 0 , Q 'bum mi , u YH aw W, Y ,, 11 hu-.M 3 Q M53 5,0 , V 5 ,3 1Lw 'fw2' -ff 5 :X I Q, , ' 1 gg? im ff? ' s as 5 Q 4 ei fer 1' S N2 if I if ww J, TH URI!! L 0 P- PHPISI il , ,,,, QQ! .x c. f 2' jf P. PHUL Y 2 y A' . X If is 1.. dwpfzefvn J. RGSHTO C.6'ClHNDRf? Y aofaneroz. R 6? V 3 x 6:50 P7 CIIYIIIYELLI Aggie X j X ': . X , mx R- i 9 kj. ,v Lu 2 XX c. cakuso Mifgu X XX xl x A is L. 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'Phe firsl' day in caie+eria wiih lhe mad rush for 'Favoriie seals? . . . lhe cries oi anguish when we losl 'ro Lalayelle by one poinl in lhe fall oi l95l . . . our loyal cheer- leaders in green and while . . , Russ Di l.orenzo's 'Fool injury iusl before lhe All High Cross-Counlry Meer . . . Charlie Nigro and Mr. Spahn on T-V, wilh Chuck Healy? . . . our new composers, Mr. Weis and Mr. Kuhn . . . our inimilable imilaior of Eddie Canlor, Caesar Tronolone . . . Charlie Sciandra as 'lhe beggar in 'lhe l950 Chris'l'mas Play . . . Joe Tauriello's long sloclcings? . . . The Lalin Club l95l picnic in Sibby Panlonini's barn, wilh Mario Rosselli depicling Calpurnia in lhe play Julius Caesar . . . lhe Guidance Club picnic 'rhe same year, when Roger Shalzer and Joe Carriero almosl fell inlo Jrhe creek rescuing The cokes . . . Frances Sl'raub's good luck in lhe I952 Essay Conlesl lHow was The irip lo Washingion. Frannie?l . . . Jerry Saia's l952 award-irip lo New York . . . Marie Lisan- drelli's winning lhe Chromalic Club award in her iunior year al G. C.? . . . Miss Hanavan's birlhday card from her fore- mosi' admirer, Michael Pafrick Lombardi lMiss Lom- bardi's dogl . . . Caplain Nasca of 'The Chess Club and fhe fime his leam won second place in fhe cifywide games . . . Rocky Zendano's success in making All High on Grover's Cross-Counfry 'Team in his junior year? . . . Joe Fiorella's 78-yard run in our 26-0 viclory againsi Riverside . . . Elaine Siracuse lop sales in The Yearbook Adverlising Campaign of l95l . . . Bob Giammaresi's Tomaine deligh+ for eleven seniors? . . . Mr. Kennedy's announcemenl' of his reliremenl . . . Room 200 as a boys' home room . . . school dis- missal al' 2:30 . . . our firsl' sneak aH'aclc' . . . Jimmy No+aro's impromplu singing? . . ihe move lo close Grover . . . Grover's l950 leadership in record of pupils having passed June examinalions . . . ihis lasl successful year in foolball and baskelball . , . lhe days we had movies in 'rhe audilorium insiead ol regular class? . . . 'l'he asphyxialing No. 2 experimenl in lhe Tues- day lab lAre you sure, Miss Hall, lhal' l'he wood was supposed lo ca+ch fire?l . . . Mr. Shanzer leading 'lhe Conga line on Junior Day and 'lhe girls dancing in slocking feel . . . Marie Lisandrelli's rich singing of Ave Marie . . . Mrs. Mugridge's English Li'I'. Class of l95l? lWe are sure Mrs. Mugridge remembers.l These and lhousands more are 'rhe memories we know will remain wilh us for many years 'ro come and will bring back lo us lhe Grover Cleveland we have grown 'l'o love. Q21 51 z as SL Q 1 I ' VfUiZi,55QiE!f iw 'I MW fjgigffw . .. ,,., x 'K ,-'T I W ' M M ... AA, , 6 gps h,4W.....0 1. - MMA u-.www W V , -'-- 2 is ' . M in ' 'fi ,A,, i -v'V , ' ' A' A f A ' 541 W . X, au , Q 1' 'fiidii' Kg? 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ZE- G, 5 ' im 9 fag ,ffjnfsn 4' 5 L fl 'ff 'ffm , ' I 5 xv if '. , 7 Qbxwj fx M j? 1 K My SK!! l U ak i I ' , km 4 ,www 'f ' -ng. in h m 'ff Y' fw , M.. 4...-- ' 1'f -ff-'-Q. gs , Q55 Q!! 3 'iqik'zQ Q fi ' Q get W i.': V x f V. A ,. E K :l- in t-EE1: A 3 , if K R ' f 11 X ,W lair I il f INTRAMURAL CROSS COUNTRY-R Di Lorenzo, D- Tomasulo, J- Vauriello, J. Santonocito, E. llardo, F. Ricotta, R. Zendano. X U' 'x'.E-el-35 EVN 8 ,,, + i--: ' 4 Ji.. ,,-.f+?'I.1 1-,::,- if .H' QMS INTRAMURAL FR ESHMAN BASKETBALL-SEATED1 A. Altri- eno, C. Bandinelli, A. Marinaccio, A. La Barbara, V, Paladirwo. STANDING1 W, Burkhart, J. Buscaglia, F. Con- stanfino. INTRAMURAL SENIOR BAS- KETBALL-FRONT: S. Pmrwataro, G. Celano. REAR1 C. Sciarwdra, F. Saiia, A. Armarino, R. Zendarvo. Girls' Sports in Review As The air began To chill ouTside and The leaves began To Tall, VOLLEYBALL commanded our TirsT inTeresT in sporT3. The beginning wh'sTle7 The primary serve: and The mulTiTude oT disappoinTed moans- all, signs oT an exciTing game. Juniors eliminaTed one Team aTTer anoTher, wiTh 3l4 emerging The champion. ln senior games. 300A ouTshone 300B and 308. On ParenTs' nighT, November I3, The Junior-Senior Cham- pionship games Took place. As parenT-specTaTors peered inTo The gymnasium, They saw DoroThy Dou- glass waiTing anxiously Tor The ball: SanTa Gullo making a powerful serve: Carm Caruso issuing insTrucTions1 and Anna Giardina baTTing The ball over The neT. BASKETBALL enioyed a shorT season This year, wiTh CapTain Rose Tedesco leading her 300 Team To vicTory. Came winTer and chilly mornings. buT some people goT up early -The TABLE TENNIS players, who played mixed singles and doubles before school in The rec room. ATTernoons, There was BOWLING, an 8-week Tour- namenT wiTh some 40 parTicipanTs. Noi' all were back bowlers like Marie Cumbol Barbara l-leaTher led wiTh a high average oT l23 and a l52 single. Mary Grace lnsera earned a IZO average, l5O single: Carm Barbera rolled a high l5l single. ln The singles handi- cap TournamenT, Jane Siragusa emerged winner. BesT oT all was our conTesT wiTh The Teachers. We wonl BADMINTON opened wiTh a doubles TournamenT, Carm Caruso, Millie BerTini, Cuci NaToli, and Mary Garippo working Their way up To The Tinals, The Tormer being The survivors. AT The end oT a T0rTnighT oT singles pracTice. Lucile Picardini opposed Marie Ardire, and SanTa Gullo Taced Carm Caruso. The winner? Carm. Spring Tound us SQUARE DANCING in The rec- reafion room on Tuesdays. swinging our corners and bowing To our parTners. On Wednesdays we played BASEBALL wiTh our new eguipmenT. . Also, Twice a week some of us wenT ouT HIKING To Delaware Park or LaSalle Tor poinTs. Tor Tresh air, and Tor Tun wiTh girls like Sarah Di NaTale. So ended l95l-52. ik Ill Ik IT This review oT girls' sporTs seems a liTTle weighTed wiTh senior reTerences, iT is only because This is our lasT year and This a senior accounT. Our love oT sporTs has increased wiTh The years aT Grover, and we encourage our younger sisTers To seek The same en- ioymenT we have had by our parTicipaTion in aThleTics. PIN GIRLS-SEATED ON STEPS: C, Caruso, M, Salerno, M. Garippo, SECOND: R. Te-desco, D. Douglass Miss Mache, L, Picardini, J, Siragusa, REAR: J. Ludwig, M. Ardire, M. Cumbo. 1 TABLE Tedesco, R. Rizzo fSingies and Doubles Champi, R. Di Lorenzo, J. Santonocito, F Meli, C. Caruso CGirIs' Singles Champi, J. Rosato fDoubIes Champi. A if BASKETBALL-FIRST: C. Caruso, L. Picardini, C. Natoli, M. Ciminella, D. Douglass B. Rodgers. SECOND: C. Case, P. Drago, C. Barbera, M. DiPasquale, J. Biancarosso, P. Trippe C. Crage, L. Buckley, J. Siragusa, J. Ludwig, J. Giomundo. THIRD: J. Shannon, D. Cortelli B. Petrella, E. Russo, F. Curro, N. Pizzuto, V. Federico, C. Grimaldi, V. Dumond, M. Sullivan lagher, S. Beck, M. Vaticano, A. Giardina, C. Wood, M. A. Vullo, M. Reinbold, S. Conti P. Smith, S. Marcy, D. Rinaldo, S. Graziano. FIFTH: K. Abbotoy, M. Weinheirner, B. Heather E. Biondolillo, C. Grisante. BALL-FIRST: S. Marcy, L. Picardini, M. Cirninella, M. Garippo, M. Giardina, C. Caruso, T. Percival, R. Tedes- P. Trippe, B. Rodgers, M. Griffo, D. Panone, L. Contino, P. Marshe, A. Dasta, E. Mancuso, A. M. Vitale, C. Crage, J. Sira- D. Cortelli, A. Celestino, C. Barbera, M. Cumbo, M. Monaco, M. Lisandrelli, T. Albano, M. Ardire, B. Petrella, E. Russo, FOURTH: C. Spano, J. La Corte, M. A. O'Neil, M. Vaticano, A. Giardina, D. Falcone, C. Wood, M. A. Vullo, M. Reinbold, ano, C. Territo. FIFTH: F. Zanda, C. Monesi, K. Abbotoy, C. Wylde, S. Gallagher, S. Beck, B. Heather, S. Granville, M. C. Cavalieri, M. Limina, A. Rinaldo, P. Mancuso, M. G. lnsera, M, Saccomando, V. Dumond, P. Smith. P . .s - A 4 .L ... . ...-a: . M. Garippo, R. Tedesco, E. Mancuso, A. Dasta, J. Scime, I. Dubreville, D. Panone, M. Griffo L. Contino, I. Zindle, M. Giardina, M. SanGeorge, P. Marshe, F. Straub, P. Sacco, F. Manno, M. A. O'NeiI, J. La Corte, M. Cumbo, M. Monaco, M. Lisandrelli, T. Albano, M. Ardire, J. Cusirnano, S. Gullo, K. Sortino, A. Bertini. FOURTH: A. Burgio, J. Saldi, F. Zanda, S. Gala S. Winstel, R. Longo, A. Mastandrea, C. Cavalieri, M. Aliberti, P. Mancuso, M. Saccomando, R. Maracle-, S. Lazzaro, C. Curtis, R. Ritter, L. Kent, S, Lauricella, F. LaPorte, J. La Bruno, 1 co, D. Douglass, M. SanGeorge, C. Natoli, L, Buckley. SECOND: L. Kent, P. Drago, M. Salerno, J. Aguglia, L. Tona gusa, J. Mantione, M. Colantonio, J. Giomundo, A. Bertini. THIRD: R. Ritter, C. Case, S. Conti, J. Shannon, M. DiPasquale J. Ludwig, I, Sgroi, A. Telesco, D. Oddo, F. Straub, F, Curro, P. Sacco, V. Federico, C. Grimaldi, J. Cusimano, S. Gullo S. Winstel, A. Mastandrea, A. Rampino, S. Wagner, N. Pizzuto, M. Anzalone, F. Licata, D. Bellomo, M. Sullivan, S. Grazi Weinlrieimer, M. Zanzano, A. Burgio, R. Maracle, S, A. Lazzaro, R. Longo, L. Liberatore, M, A. Santasiero, M. Aliberti wa, lv 7' W V 'ir 4, E 19 v ww QWQWN g E Pa Q ,qw 'x ' 1 1 .-K 1,1 5. 0 I 4, H . X. .,'ZNI:x j ' ff 'N J ' Bs tn, f' ,ig ,I ' I 1, ,X q N n I , . J 1 'u A I I -' . ' If 1 xxx ' Ik fa x Y , V 1 3 n 115 i 55,1 NM Q sg ,HT '4j.- 4 N fxmr 'Nh 1' qfuf Sly M4 . M ama 'il ljllfqulff ' 'N 1 VII ' u , ' ,,w , xr ' n ' Q i ' .E H Ha' i Nh! jvlih I 'Q '7' :ap Kiln! s ,,- L 1 lf' xx 'IUMA M2 'ymx 1 ,gm of 1 4. K 'Nl .XA Q , . ,. v I I K 1 P l qp N? M' dt I' ll Cl n -x , -Q lu- X ,Ivy . V X v , F' ' N I U! , U fwu 1 'N ki l lap' ' L' -' I i . NX 1 ' - ':g'lQ4.IA'S3'1f'42i 5 4':f-QQ'-f 3:1,Q 4: . M-' was - A -ff m- ul: ,IP 4- W ,V ir I v I, f -,SL .jg l Nl J V I f 1,5 A X 'V Q QL ' .7-Y -Ht ' 99' MQ W Q 5 '-W fff Ze W' A xi ' Q Kil' .. rj fi 4 H5 1:7 Of' 1 N f X' 4 A 'Q AK, I , ' YV -xi, X .Lf 1fL5f L . g f A' M Mm-S. M 1, X! - 'L - - p h : ' :QW '1-'-'E?: ZPN-SSA -- Y ,f . 1 ' ' ' ' ' FRlENDL ' 'X fr.. Qu Q7 V f 1 ,f ,ff A lf 1 nf ,aff 165 M. LISENDQELLIJJ. R.6lAP'IMARE5l ' , 'ff 1' -SN , -Yi f,,,,rl' 6 fn! ' ' H. ,' Aguglia, Frank lMr. and Mrs,J Aguglia, Joan C. Alessi, Robert Alfano, Stephen lMr.J Alicotta Service Center Alonge, Joseph J. lMr.l Alpha Tau Zeta Amato, Anthony lMr. and Mrs.l Amico, L. lMr. and Mrs.J Andornetto, Sam lMr. and Mrs.l Anita and Tom Ardire, Russell lMr. and Mrs.l Argero, Pete PATRONS Farley, Frances Fatta, Carlo A Fellow Student Filadora, Bev Filippone, Robert Fiorella, Peter J. Fiore, Carm Fischer, H. lMr. and Mrs.l Fletch, Marie Frank's Barber Shop A Friend A Friend A Friend Mogavero, Shirley Monan, Charles J. lMr.l Mozzi, Charles l Muffaletto, Shirley lMissJ Nasca, Christy lMr. and Mrs.l Nasca, J. lMrs.l Ncwich, Matilda L., R. N. Oddo, Eleanor Ann lMissl Oddo, J. lMrs.l Oddo, Joseph J. lMr, and Mrs.l Oddo, Mildred Oddo Rocco lMr. and Mrs.J Armento, Joseph Arngo, Carmela lMrs.l Atkinson, Joseph B. Baldi, Angelo J. Baldi, M. Baldwin, Harry Barbera, Sylvester lMr. and Mrs.l Barone, Rose Bartholomew, Richard W. lMr. and Mrs.l Beaser Bros. Beech, Earl Benevento, Michael lMr. and Mrs.l Berrafato, Anthony Betty's Millinery Bick, Frank lMr. and Mrs.l Bison Baking Co. Braun, A. lMrs.l Braun, Robert Brocato, Sarah Brown, Barbara Brucklier, Angeline D Bryant Cleaning 8. Pressin Buckley, W. lMr. and Mrsg Buffalo Importing Co. Burgio, John lMr. and Mrs.l Busraglia, Charles lMr. and Mrs.l Buscaglia, Christy J. Uudge and Mrs.l Calabro, Mary' uampi, Josep lMrs.l Cannan lMissJ Cannilleri, Angelo Carlisle, Homer lMrs.l Carriero, H. lMr. and Mrs.l Caruana, A. lMr. and Mrs.J Caruana, A. F. lMr. and Mrs.l Caruana's, Tony and Terry Superette Caruso, Anthony !Mr. and Mrs.l Case, Gloria Cassata, Joseph lMr. and Mrs.l Ceminese, Joseph lMrs.l Cheer, Marjorie A. Chiavetti, Louis N. Christie, Jr. lMr. and Mrs.l Ciminella, Mary Ann Cimo, Steve Cipolla, Phil Clark, Albert R. 1Mr. and Mrs.l Clarke, Johnny Colangelo, C. lMrs.J Colangelo, Jos. lMr. and Mrs.l Colantonio, Marv Colantonio, N. lMr. and Mrs.l Conley, Joe Cooper, R. J. lMr. and Mrs.l Costello, Ann G. Costello, Dolores Cotroneo, Frances Crage, Frank lMr. and Mrs.l Crato, Michael lMr. and Mrs.l Criscion-e, Sam Crist, Richard lMr. and Mrs.J Cumbo, Anthony P. lMr. and Mrs.l Cumbo, Sam lMr. and Mrs.l . Damiani, Roe D'Amico, Sam Doher, George Dasta, John D'Auria, Salvatore lMr. and Mrs.l Davison, Shirley Denmen, Pete Devine, John lMr.l Diane Diati, Sam Dick and Marie Dick and Terry Di Fulvio, Ralph Digati, Charles lMrsJ Digioia, Mary lMrs.l Di Natale, A lMr. and Mrs.l DiStephano, Thomas lMr. and Mrs.l Diyizio Vincent Driscoll, Richard Dubreville, P. lMrs.l D'YouviIIe Coll e Alumnae Eldridge, P. IMS Emerson, Boland L. Faber, Lillian lMissl Falcone, C. lMr. and Mrs.l A Friend A Friend A Friend Gaggiano, N. C. lMr. and Mrs.l Gag ione, Fred lMr. and Mrs.J Galanti, Joseph C. Gambino, Dominic Ganci, J. M. Ganci, Phil Garippo, Mary Ray Gatta's Restaurant Genco, Michael lMr. and Mrs.l Gino's Grocery George, Lawrence lMrs.l Gerass, Samuel lMr.l Giangreco, Michael lMr. and Mrs.l Giganti, Joseph lMr. and Mrs.J Gioeli, C. lMr. and Mrs.l Granata, Lena lMrs. and Soni Granville, Herbert J. lMr. and Mrs.l Greene, Carol Greene, E. lMrs.l Griffo, Jos. lMr. and Mrs.J Gruber, Francis lMr. and Mrs.l Guercio, Sam lMr. and Mrs.l Gugluizza, Concetta Gullo, James Gullo, John lMr.J Gullo's Drug Store Guillo Pharmacy Gunsalus, Ernest lMrs.J Gwizdowski, Wm. lMr. Hall, Dorothea lMiss Haiman, lsadore l Harkness, R. J. lMrs.l Hickman, Roberta Hennessey, Marie Hiller J Y, - Hogan, Eugene lMr.J lngrao, Nicolo lMr.l and Mrs.l lnquagiato, Joseph lMr. and Mrs.l Jacke, Charles iMr. and Mrs.l Joe's Tai lor Shop Johnson, Cecil lMr. and Mrs.J Johnson, Frank lMrs.J Keller, Edward lMr. and Mrs.l Kickbush, Henry KMrs.l King, Robert Eine, ghirlley in a e, osetta '.lZE'!3lf'!ephen 1Dr.J Kissinger, Morey Kuh orge W. un z, us Lamancuso, Michael lMr. and Mrs., l.aPorta, S. fMr. and Mrs.J LaSpisa, Frances iMi LoBruto, Don Jr. Lock, Rita Lombardo, S. ssl Losi, Joseph lMr. and Mrs.l Lu and Ches Lucy's lntant 8. Children's Wear Mab and Dick Madona, Gasper Mancuso, Rita Mancuso, Samuel A. 1Mr. and Mrs.l Manno, Frank lMr.J Maracle, Ruth and Saldi, Joe Marcy, Wison lMr. and Mrs.l Marotta, John Marrison, Clara !Mrs.l Martin, Walter Jr. lMr. and Mrs.l Massaro, Carl lMr. and Maul, Joyce and Crist, McMahon. G. B. Meister, Robert Mendola, C. lMrs.l Menza, Arlene Meyer, John Miceli, A. Militello, Angelo Militello, Vincent Minner, Mary Jane Missineio, Mary lMissl Missineio, Michael lMr. Mrs.l Ethel and Mrs.J Orlando, James lMr.l Orlando, Salvatore lMr. and Mrs.J Pace, Thomas lMr. and Mrs.l I Palmer, J. Painting 8- Decorating Pantano, Florence Perfetto, Anthony lMr.J Pellegrino, D. lMrs.l Picerno, Gerald lMr. and Mrs.l Pieri, John L. iMrs.l Pigone, Anthony lMr. and Mrs.l Pileri, Carmelo Polizzi, Norman Polumbo, Benny Provenzo, Paul lMr. and Mrs.l Puglisi, R. M. and Sciolino, Joyce Pulvino, Charles lMr. and Mrs.J Punturo, A. lMrs.i Rampino, Ralph lMr. and Mrs.l Randazzo, Mary lMrs.l Rinaldo, Leonard D. lMr.l Rizzo, Samuel Rodgers, Charles Rollins, Leslie lMr. and Mrs.J Rosen, H. M. Rotondi, Andre lMrs.l Rua, Peter Russo, Salvatore lMr. and Mrs.l Saccomando, Marie C. Saia, E. J. lMr. and Mrs.l Saia, Samuel lMr. and Mrs.l Sam's Delicatessen Sawyer, G. A. lMrs.J Scalice, Nancy Sciandra, Joseph KMr. and Mrs.l Sciortino, Joseph Schmitt, Bernard Schuster, W. lMrs.l Sgroi, Sarah, A. Siracuse, Pharmacy Siragusa, S. lMr. and Mrs.l Siresi, Anthony lMrs.l Skimski, Louis Sollitto, Guy Sortino, Joseph lMrs.l Sortino, Catherine Sortino, Joseph lMrs.l Spahn, Emerie Spano, R. A., Dr. Strom, Norma E., R.N. Tabone, Philip lMr. and Mrs.J Tagliarino, Jeanie S. Terrana, J. lMr. and Mrs.J Territo, Pauline Territo, S. lMr.l Tibbits, Adelbert tMr. and Mrs.l Tina and Elaine Tona, Carmen J. Torre, Russell Traina Lucy fripi, Frank Trippe, Dominick and Eleanor Vacanti, Mary Lou Vaccaro, Donald lMr. and Mrs.l. Valenti, Carol and Arnone, Gloria Valenti, Jos. lMr.l Valvo, Jos. W. Vetrano, Jos. lMr. and Mrs.l Vetrano, Mary Jane Vic, Mary, Ruth and Marie Wadley, Calvin P. Wagner, Julia lMrs.l Weinheimer, Marie R. Weiss, N. A. Weissman, Ida lMrs.l Welch, Florence Whitfield, Frances Windsor Shop, The Woods, P. J. Woods Peter J. lMr. and Mrs.l Wunsch, Robert W. lMr. and Mrs.J Young, Orren Zaccagnino, Victor J Zement, Christine 0liver's Penn-N or Delicatessen Complete Line of Cold Cuts - Beer 8 Ale Open Every Day 9 A.M. to 12:30 A.M. Including Sundays and Holidays 350 Pennsylvania Street, cor. Normal Phone GR 9640 Sam Caruso fGaragej SERVICE STATION General Auto Repairing Tires - Tubes - Accessories Phone, GArfield 9833 617 West Ave. at Rhode Island St. Frances Manno Dolores Perdock Roc Mar Bowling Alleys Scialfo's Realty Co. Realtors Corner Grant and Amherst Insurance Mortgages Buffalo, N. Y. WA 5883 427 Niagara Street Buffalo, N. Y. Bonnie Atkinson Anthony Albano and Theresa Albano Meccais Grocery 257 Vermont Buffalo, New York Your Neighborhood 5 and 10 S. S. Kresge Co. ,,Mr. Lynch, Manager 495 ELMWOOD AVENUE Mary Jane Mecca Gloria Riesterer Normal Pharmacy F. J. Palermo, Ph.G. 472 Normal Ave. cor. Hampshire Phone GA 9793-9878 Buffalo 13, N. Y. Expert Repairing Grant 6074 Patricola Jewelers Theodore QTedj Patricola Diamonds - Watches - Clocks - Jewelry Cameras and Photo Supplies 504 Elmwood Ave. Bulfalo 9, N. Y. Mary Colantonio Gloria Riesterer I . , Zenith 81 Rither Radios and TV Gullo's Jewelers Jewelry, Diamonds, Watches Watch, Clock and Jewelry Repair 291 Connecticut Street LI 7511 Buffalo 13, N. Y. People's Opticians Samuel Balisteri Oculist's Prescriptions Filled Broken Lenses Duplicated Hours: 9 A.M. -5 P.M.g 7 P.M.-9 P.M. 397 Niagara Street Buffalo 1, N. Y. Phone: MA 0591 Gloria Riesterer Gloria Riesterer D, E. Mesch Sz Son 5c T0 81.00 sToRE Connecticut and Fourteenth Streets Dependable Merchandise At Popular Prices SCHOOL SUPPLIES Marine Cleaners Alteration Dyeing Hats Blocked 441 Busti Ave. cor. Pennsylvania St. Phone CL 9378 Buffalo, N. Y. We Call For and Deliver Gloria Riesterer Hart's Service Station 307 Connecticut Street Buffalo, N. Y. Phone, EL 9826 Gas, Oil, Tires and Accessories Rental Batteries Expert Lubrication Dolores Costello and Barbara Lundmark Congratulations from . . . The Clique Restaurant and Lounge Catering to Parties and Banquets Ed. Scherer Ellicott and Swan Streets CL 9625 Gloria Riester Dolores Costello flowers for everybody S. A. Anderson, Inc. established 1892 F L O R I S T 555 Main Street Buffalo 3, N. Y. CL 2987 - 2988 Bafo's Restaurant 724 Main Street Buffalo, N. Y. Gloria Riesterer Dolores Costello Rohertis Hardware Store Paints Oils Varnishes GR 7218 410 Connecticut Street Gloria Riesterer Roger's Pharmacy 346 N. Division Street Buffalo, N. Y. Camilla and Maria Coretti Vincent DeRenzi's 242 Clinton Street Buffalo, N. Y. Maria and Camilla Gorettl Peter A. Goretti 239-41 Clinton Street Buffalo, N. Y. Special Attention to Urthopedic Shoes Custom Made Shoes 85 Riding Boots Market Shoe Shop V. Muscarella, Prop. 62 E. Chippewa CL 6060 Connie Muscarella Virginia Provision Co. Boneless Beef Specialists We Specialize in Sausage Materials Phones: CL 8720-MA 8741 144 Virginia Street Buffalo 1, N. Y. Angela Dasta All Rite Poultry Market 331 Connecticut Street Buffalo, N. Y. Phone: EL 8230 Dolores Fazio Phone PL 3447 Eimer's Appliances Radios - Refrigerators - Ranges Washers 3339 Genesee St. Cheektowaga 25, N. Y. Maria and Camilla Goretti Jacqueline Sisti 'xi Phone DE 9593 Road Service Hagan's Frontier Service Gas - Oil - Lubrication Tires - Batteries - Accessories Minor Repairs 1650 Hertel Ave. Buffalo 16, N. Y. Russ and Jack, proprietors GR 0858 GA 0654 Marasco Delivery and Carting Co. Local and Long Distance M. Marasco 326 Plymouth Ave. Antoinette Orlando Theresa Albano Salvatore Cino Grocery Store Joseph J, Bruno F L 0 R I S T 253 Seventh Street Phone GR 9600 Buffalo' N' Y' 360 Connecticut St. Buffalo, N. Y. Eleanor Cino Theresa Albano , , 4 Y Dubreville Bros. Groceries Choice Meats Fresh Fruits 81 Vegetables We Deliver 128 Normal Ave., cor. York EL 7819 ENJOY YOURSELF AT Babek's Grill Fine Foods Sports of All Kinds Men and Women's Shuffleboard 32 Tonawanda Street Ida A. Dubreville Rose Marie Christopher Sincerest Wishes to the Graduating Class of '52 Niagara Hudson Cleaners 461 Niagara Street Buffalo, N. Y. Mayback 81 Son Guernsey Farms For Quality and Service Phone GA 4041 225 Northampton St. Dorothy Oddo Rose Mary Blando Jewelry 81 Watch Electrical Repairing Appliances M3CChi3,S Grocery Casgran Jewelry Fruits Vegetables Diamonds Set in Person by Appointment Italian F0011 Cold C1113 Easy Terms 249 Marvlanfl Ave. Buffalo, N. Y. Phone, Ll 6234 ' Y MA 7869 458 Busti Avenue Buffalo 1, N. Y. Jo Ann Casliglia Louis Lenoci Pernais One-Stop Market 4-00 Fargo Avenue Buffalo, N. Y. ,Ioe's Hardware Paint Varnish Home Appliances 370 Virginia, corner of Cottage Mary Plant Louis Lenoci Compliments of Sam Petix Grocery Store Ann Petix A Good Reason to Buy At Lorbeer's Flowers SU 3902 - 3903 511 Elmwood Avenue Buffalo 9, N. Y. Mike's Groceries 274 Maryland Avenue Buffalo, N. Y. Michael Baldi Compliments of The Morgan Linen Supply, Inc. 325 Louisiana Street Gloria Riester r Janet Nuccio Frontier Liquor Store The Old Reliable 121 Grant St., opp. Super A 81 P Market GA 6277 Open Evenings WA 2641 Importers Carl Cassaro Wholesale and Retail Groceries 280 Niagara Street We Deliver Mary Ann O'NeiI Leona Campagna Phone EL 1055 Gus Mackris Constantou's Bakery Wedding Cakes a Specialty 607 West Avenue Buffalo 13, N. Y. CL 1794 Electrical Appliances Joe's. Hardware Co. Paint - Varnish - Pipe Fittings - Glass Complete Line of Kitchen Ware 370 Virginia Street Corner Cottage Dolores Perdock Leona Campagna John Bongiovanni Sz Sons Plumbing and Heating 24 Hour Service For Repair Work and Emergency Call GR 4543 or GR 3371 Res. 702 West Avenue Buffalo 13, N. Y. Josephine Bongiovannl Hudson Grill 49 Hudson Street Buffalo, N. Y. W. E. Gates W. A. Gates Cates Carting Company COAL K COKE Bettinger Associated Dealers 117 Montrose PA 6707 Dorothy Camalleri Montana Motors, Inc. DeSoto - Plymouth Tel. MAdison 3188 369 Niagara Street Buffalo 1, N. Y. Mildred Zuppa Leona Campagna Theodore F. Frank F L 0 R I S T 205 Grant Street Buffalo, N. Y. D. Rossitto Grocery . 272 Virginia Street MO 8305 WA 1708 Cecelia O'Connor Bidwell Garage Repairs on All Makes of Cars Body and Fender Work 24-Hour Emergency Road Service Frame and Axle Straightening Wheel Aligning and Balancing 947 Elmwood Avenue GR 9575 Madeline Alonge Lafayette Ave. Cleaners 83 Lafayette Avenue Buffalo, N. Y. Arlene Tripi Alfreda's Quality Fruit and Vegetable Market Frozen Foods We Deliver Josie Ann Nasca F iorella Furniture Store Refinishes - Repairs - Re-upholsters Specializes in Antiques 411 Connecticut Street Buffalo, N. Y. 487 Connecticut sn-get EL 9886 EL 9562 Res' GR 5331 Annette Deveso Joan Fim-ella Chas. Chimera Jos. Chimera, Jr. Phone: M0 9404 Free Delivery Pres. Secy.-Treas. MO 3580 C. Sc C. Furniture Co., Inc. 399 Busti Avenue Buffalo 1, N. Y. C. Cordovano For Fine Meats and Vegetables and Groceries 219-221 Hudson Street Buffalo, N. Y. Lynne Kent Beverly Abrams Gifts For Dad or Graduate Simon's . Quality Men's Wear A Friend 78 Grant Street Dorothy Oddo Gloria Riesterer Nicholas Vella joseph L. Serio EL 2468 All Forms of Insurance Cavagnaro Press Leonard S. L0 Vullo INSURANCE GA 7171 531 Niagara Street Buffalo 1, N. Y. 528 W. Utica Street Buffalo 13, N. Y. Joanne Vella Angelo Brucklier Joe's Delicatessen A Friend X' Select Fruit Beverages 423 Elmwood Avenue Gloria Riesterer Polly Mulfaletto Tel. CR 7126 Tel. LI 6885 V Geo. Hoffman Market Nebral Furnltllre CO' Choice Meats, Poultry, Butter and Eggs S. Nehral , Frozen Foods Shelf Goods Furniture and Appliances C 5867 Crosley and Hot Point ,R 511 Rhode Island St. Buffalo 13, N. Y. 458 Connecticut St. Buffalo 13, N. Y. I Angelo Brucklier Polly Mllfaleuo M. A. Katzman Shoe Store For Men, Women and Children At 374 Connecticut Street J. R. Piccillo Superior Garage 461 West Avenue GA 0399 Buffalo 13, N. Y. Polly Muifatto Joanna Villa Complete Dry Cleaning Expert Tailor L. Miller 430 Connecticut Street Phone CA 6265 Compliments of Vincent Sahia 144 Frontier Food Terminal Buffalo, New York Joanne Vella Michael Baldi For Quality Jewelry At Reasonable Prices See Volpe, the Jeweler We Refuse to Be Undersold Come In and Let Us Save You Money Volpe 81 Sons Jewelers 365 Connecticut Street GA 1918 Compliments of Indian He.ad Quality Foods Joanne Vella Don Bova's Service So. Elmwood and Trinity Place Buffalo, N. Y. CL 9209 I Leona Campagna Mich ael Baldi Compliments of A Friend Silvania Brothers Furniture and Appliances 349 Niagara Street Philomen a Parlato Krotz Meat Market Compliments of 249 Allen street J, H. Wattles Buffalo, N' Y' 92 Frontier Food Terminal Mary Duff Michael Baldi Television Refrigerators Washers Radios Records Ranges C i 'e '8 of Buffalo Household . . Appliance S llng Jack House of Quality Furniture Terms to Suit 2378 Main Street Samuel L. Gerass Off. WA 1600 Res. VI 2719 469-471 Niagara St. Buffalo, N. Y. DCLOSS Kraus.. Angelo Brucklier Weflding Runners Chairs and Tables Tommy Alessi Buffalo Chair Service Tires Toys Q 731 Prospect Avenue Toys All Year Round GA 0796 544' Niagara Street Dan Ruhino Floor Covering DeLoss Krause Angelo Brucklier New Work Alterations Giambrone Funeral Home Joseph A. Bofante 909 West Ave. cm.. West Ferry Carpenter - Contractor - Builder Estimates Furnished GR 2456 EL 9581 938 Niagara Street Buffalo 13, N. Y. DCLOSS Krause Michael Baldi ,lean V. Bassett SU 3772 Allen Beverage Store Buffalo Party Service, Inc. 578 Elmwood Ave. near Lexington Ave. 166 Allen Street Consultants For Buffalo, New Ygrk Luncheons Teas Cocktail Parties Dinners Showers Weddings Debuts Invitations Visiting Cards Informals Gloria Riesterer Gloria Riesgel-er Compliments of . . . Norbanas Any Dress in our Stores Mr. and MrSt. 35-00 Cnone higherj Martone Lovely Fashions at Low Prices 525 Washington Street 44 N- S B ff 1 N, Y, 66 Grant St. 1602 Genesee St. 7 'agara tm' u 3 0' 1049 Broadway 3188 Bailey Ava. Angelo B1-ncklier, Pat Saltino Uncle Sam Corona Tripoli Toscani Sargent 81 Zelm WA 7299 Famous Fish Fry Johll A. Colucci Foot of West Ferry Street Manufacturer of B Halo New York Joseph Colucci Cigars and Tobaccos u 9 P LI 9789 Wholesale 8 Retail Cigars or Cigarettes hone 330 Niagara Street Buffalo 2, N. Y. Sally Wagner Joanna Marino Phone, VI 4129 Res., GA 2892 . Compliments of Eddie Bova's Garage Fashion Center General Repairing M B . H r. ernle arto Collision and Painting g 285 Grant Street 2632 Delaware Avenue Buffalo, N. Y. -lane Scime Rose Fierro Utica Pharmacy Andrew Mogavero, Ph.G., Prop. 426 Rhode Island at W. Utica Buffalo 13, N. Y. Phone LI 9745 Merida Gregorio Compliments of Nick Randazzo 583 Niagara Street 1952 Ophelia Botticelli Grocery We Specialize in Fresh Producen 387 Rhode Island Street Rose Tedesco D 81 T Cleaners 12 Exchanges Shoes Shined Suits Pressed 81 Cleaned Hats Cleaned Mary Amato Cammilla Ruggiero General Repair Work Electric Sewer Cleaning Frank J. Alessi Domestic - Commercial - Industrial Plumbing and Heating Contractor Prompt and Guaranteed Service 981-985 Niagara Street Buffalo 13, N. Y. LI 4-620-4-621 - Emergencies, GR 8262 fffizif The Largest Exclusive Health and Accident Company in the World MUTUAL BENEFIT HEALTH 8 ACCIDENT ASSOC., OMAHA Buffalo Office 760 Main Street MA 3165 Frank Alessi Lucille Contino Doughnuts Pastries We Specialize in Slacks for Gents Q Ladies LI 0661 Blue Bird Bakery Superior Pants Co. Italian Bread - Pizza Manufacturers Wedding and Birthday Cakes a Specialty M , d L d. S en s an a ICS, uits 854 W A B ff l N. Y. est vevue u a 0, Jos. Sodaro 113 Jersey Street Dan Pentasugho LI 0381 Chas. Buffamonti Buffalo 1, N. Y. Russell D. Alessi Louis Lenoci Phone: PL 2505 Phone: FA 3522 Seitz 81 Mader Plastering and Lathing Contractors New Address 54 Alpine Pl. FI 1802 Buffalo 11, N. Y. May Monaco Parkway Service Station Change Oil Every 1,000 Milesv We Give S 81 H Green Stamps Your Texaco Dealer 1 Russell Mondo LI 9618 214 Porter at 7th St. Buifalo, N. Y. Carol Drago Phone MA 2547 Theo. Masci 81 Co. JEWELERS Diamonds, Watches and Jewelry Watch Repairing Credit and Lay-Away Plan 443 Niagara Street Buffalo 1, N. Y. York Cleaners Sz Tailors 60 Minute Cleaners Louis Talaone, Prop. 1431 Hertel - Call BE 1431 129 Fourteenth - Call EL 1744 DeLoss Krause Rosaline Tabone Compliments of Reina's Pharmacy 524 Niagara Street WA 9346 DeLoss Krause Compliments of DeCarlo's Pharmacy Corner of 269 Virginia and West Compliments of Iroquois Bakery Co. 513 Elmwood Avenue Buifalo, N. Y. Gloria Barone and Marcia LaMacchia Philip Sz S011 Men's and Boys' Clothing Furnishings and Shoes Open Thursday, Friday and Saturday Evenings 116 Grant Street LI 6917 Margaret Villa Franca Sarah A. Conti N Expert Watch Repairing Virginia H all Prescriptions Filled Electrical Appliances 263-267 Virginia Street Presant Jewelry Conlpany 'SWB Cale' 10 All Pflffie-S,, Diamonds - Watches - Silverware Jos. Fiorella. Prop. CL 4742 61 W. Chippewa Street Buifalo 2, N. Y. Joseph C. Fiorellai Roy Geraci C l' Compliments of amp lments of Mary Ann Saccomando Scaduto sl Sons and Meats, Groceries and - v bl Marie Saccomando egem es 742 West Avenue Mary Ann Saccomando Jerry Scaduto Tony Chas. Jr. Gllant 8626 GA 9770 LI 3436 ABC Cleaners Del-Allen Tailoring - Pressing - Dyeing Ijquors Pick-up and Delivery 565 Delaware Avenue 314 H8mPSllil'C C012 Grant Sl- Jos. and Michael Carnevale Estelle Mancusci Russell D. Alessi Congratulations From Toddis Cancellation Merlino Cheese Men's Shoes 51 Busti Avenue Buialo, New York 69 W. ch' s 'ppewa 'ree' Phone MA 2767 Buffalo, N. Y. Roy Ge,-avi Michael Baldi Shop At . . . Foodland 451 Niagara Street For your complete needs in Italian Foods Compliments of Triangle Pharmacy 275 Fifteenth Street Russell D. Alessi Phyllis Maile Marahella Pharmacy Leo Marahella, Ph.G., Prop. 831-833 Niagara St. cor. Rhode Island GR 9561 and EL 0019 Buffalo, N. Y. Snap-on Tools Corp. Wrenches and Hand Tools GA 6374 628 Wf. Utica St. Buffalo 13, N. Y. John Buscaglia Sue Pezone A. 81 C. Buscaglia Co,, Inc. Importers and Wholesale Grocers 160-164 Michigan Avenue Buffalo 4, N. Y. Compliments of The Town Shop Smart Women's Apparel 35 W. Chippewa Street Buffalo, New York John Buscaglia Roy Cerace Abraham Dry Goods Children's and Teen-Agers' Clothing Corduroy Jackets Dresses Shoes SU 2152 531 Niagara Street Holzman Drug Co. Bujfalds Complete Theatrical Depot A. J. Holzman, J. D. Guerra, J. S. Bauda Delaware at Chippewa CL 9283 Jean Marie Phillips Roy Gerace Canz's Restaurant 428 Connecticut Street Homemade Ravioli Spaghetti and Tripe Friday and Saturday Nights Congratulations . . . Stephen Alfano GROCERIES 309 Virginia Street Lucia Menza Stephen Alfano Frank Morgan 160 Allen Street Buffalo, New York Lucille Bessette Compliments of . . . D'Agostino Music 81 Dance Studio Tap - Toe - Ballet - Acrobatic Modern - Ballroom Piano - Voice - All Instruments 510 Plymouth Avenue LI 2594- Phyllis Maille Borton's Delicatessen Specializing in Beer, Cigars, Candy Canned Goods - Cold Cuts All-Round Delicatessen 417 Massachusetts Ave. Buffalo 13, N. Y. -1, -- .........,.--... .i,g.,.- Compliments of . . . Mr. and Mrs. Michael Giardina Mr. and Mrs. Joseph San George Mrs. Marjorie Douglas Sonia Granville Mary Giardina, Madalyn San George and Dorothy Douglas Imported Products Delivery Service Buffalo MOPtlCl3nS Auto Service Inc. Gi110'S 365 Norwood Avenue Gl'0C6I'i6S 31111 Meats L. D. Patti, Pres. 272 Hudson Street GR 9843 Angelo A. Brueklier Marie Cumho Park Edge Lounge Bar and Coffee Shop 572 Busti Avenue Cosmo and Bill Battaglia Concetta Natoli uEmma's,' The Smart Shop of Stylish Women Tel. ELmwood 6273 179 Elmwood Avenue Buffalo 1, N. Y. Dolores Costello .' - Carr1ero Insurance SCPVICC General Insurance GA 3972 48 Normal Avenue Buffalo, N. Y. Rose Siresi Sam Caruso fflaragel Service Station General Auto Repairing Tires - Tubes - Accessories Phone, GArfield 9833 617 West Avenue at Rhode Island Street Josephine LaCorte Henry's Poultry Market EL 3921 466 Connecticut Street Buffalo, N. Y. Compliments 0f A Friend Mary Ann Cuglielmo Adeline Capri Sheet Metal Work Air Conditioning Gas - Coal - Oil Furnaces . AblJarno's Grlll Connectlcut Home-made Raviolis Hardware 81 Heating Every Saturday Nite GR 7060 355-59 Connecticut Street cor. Normal 303 Busti Avenue WA 9412 Beverly Foster Dorothy Johnson For First Class Hair Cutting and All Expert Barber Work Come to 199 Rhode Island Street and Meet Old Friends Frank Genuso EL 9899 Better Cleaning! Renew the Beauty of Your Gafments Our Cleaning Method Will Do It Saratoga Dry Cleaners 81 Launderers I Hats Cleaned and Reblocked We Call For and Deliver 80 Elmwood Avenue Buffalo, N. Y. Elaine Genus Gloria Riestera Pace Electric Electrical Contracting Carl L. Pace, Licensed Electrician 401 Prospect Avenue Buffalo 1, N. Y. Pat M. Carroll, Inc. General C ontracting 704 Crescent Avenue Delaware 44-27 Theresa Pace if jr' Fannie Cirrincione Phone, Ll 2127 Let's Go Out to a Movie! Felton's Flowers S1163 Theatres Our Only Location BUFFALO TECK 2 Grant Street at Hampshire AAnd Leading Communities KENSINGTON ELMWOOD NORTH PARK LACKAWANNA Charlie and Mildred Mary Colantonio Theresa Dominick YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD complimemsof - -- 5 AND 10 Cooley Motor Co. Inc. . . Kres e Co S S g ' 207 W. HURDN STREET 100 Grant Street BUFFALO, N- Y- L' 2690 FORD DEALER Carl Sofia Sales Mgr. Samuel Campagna and Michael Baldi Angelo Brucklier Visit Our Dairy S 81 M Music Shop G. J. Weckerle H. P. Weckerle Pres. Vice Pres. Accordions Reeds Clarinets Guitars Strings Saxophones D Sh M ' T b - 'uma ee' um 'om 'me' Sterhng Amherst Farms Harmonicas All Supplies Trumpets Dairy, Inc, Musical Instruments Loaned to You on Our Lesson Plan Try the Slnooth, Sweet, Russ Messina -:- John Sedola Velvet Flavor Also Rentals PL, 4000 EL. 6133 AM. 3277 WI. 2645 4949 MAIN ST. b 263 W. FERRY Near GRANT BUFALO 21, N, Y, JoAnn DiBartola Russell Alessi Scotty's Grill 526 Busn AVENUE Home of A Friend TRIPE, FAVI and SPAGHETTI Proprietor: Anthony Pignatoro GA. 9572 Miss McGowan Santo Pignabro Fago Bros. Contracting Co. John R. Cone 279 MEADOWBROOK 1606 KENMORE AVENUE BUFFALO, NEW YORK BUFFALO, NEW YORK Russell D. Alessi Russell D. Alessi Compliments of . . . Siracusc Amoco Service Phone: GA. 9865 A Friend 638 W. UTICA ST. BUFFALO, NEW YORK sue P92009 Theresa Albano Congratulations . . . To The Class of 752 Frontier Liquo r Co. Don Richards And His Orchestra Society's Favorite Music Phone: GR. 5057 Members A. F. of M. Delores Rinaldo Marjorie Moss Mure's Restaurant Phifs Meat Market Sl Soda Bar Specializing in Italian Sausage 509 El.MWOOD AVENUE Near W. Utica Street 157 BUSTI Av BUFFALO, N. Y. MA. 9864 We Never Close Joseph Damico Lorraine Buckley ORDER- : : Rich's : : Compliments of Ice Cream Underwood Corporation From YOUR BUFFALO, NEW YORK NEIGHBORHOOD DEALER Mary Colonlon Jackie Sisti Joseph Valvo 457 NIAGARA STREET BUFFALO, NEW' YORK Sculptured Products, Inc. 16 E. TUPPER STREET BUFFALO, NEW YORK Roy Ceraci Roy Geraci GR. 8774 James A. Gambaeorta Lee's Cut-Rate V I arlety Store FUNERAL HOME 371 CONNECTICUT STREET 168 E. DELAVAN AVENUE BUFFALO, NEW YORK BUFFALO 8, N. Y. Angelo Bmckliel- Roy Geraci Compliments Louis Mascari of Funeral Home Mr. and Mrs. 860 NIAGARA STREET Michael J. Brucklier BUFFALO, N. Y. 18 PLYMOUTH AVENUE Angelo Brucklier Angelo Brucklier LINCOLN PLUMBING .Q HEATING Complete Bathrooms Hot Water Heat Gas Boilers Oil Furnaces 233 NIAGARA ST. MO. 9199 Jos. Scime, Prop. Phones: WA. 1421 - WA. 1422 Buffalo Funeral Supply, Inc. 551-553 GENESEE STREET BUFFALO, N. Y. Sam Scime Angelo Brucklier Compliments of Buffalo Wilher Vault Co. 338 SCAJAQUADA STREET GRant 9695 Connecticut Fuel Co. Distributors of Texaco Range 81 Furnace Oils Blue Coal Sz Semet Solvay Coke 374 RHODE ISLAND ST. BUFFALO., N. Y. Angelo Brucklier Joseph Carriero The Royal Flower Shop FLOWERS Sam J. Trippe 175 ELMWOOD AVENUE Compliments of Gran-Ferry Florist 318 W. FERRY Designs in Flowers Gloria Rie sterer Mary Colantonio Phones: WO. 2211 - 2212 - 2213 Res. HU. 8226 James Desiderio Wholesale Fruit and Produce Prompt Delivery 133-135 NIAGARA FRONTIER FOOD TERMINAL BUFFALO 6, N. Y. EL. 0759 F reeman's Service Complete Automotive Repairs, Home and Auto Radio Service Texaco Gasoline, Oils and Lubrication 299 CONNECTICUT ST. BUFFALO 13, N. Y. Michael Baldi Joann Villa and Polly Muifalelto Arcade Beauty Salon 205 DELAWARE AVENUE BUFFALO, NEW YORK Paramount Niagara Theatre 426 NIAGARA STREET 'A' Entertainment Headquarters For GROVER CLEVELAND HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS 'A' The W'orld's Finest Pictures Perfectly Presented in an Atmosphere of Courtesy, Comfort and Cleanliness A UNITED PARAMOUNT THEATRE Roy Geraci Mary Ama to Estimates Phone WA. 5674 Res. EL. 9309 - LI. 0670 R. Alessi 81 Sons PLUMBING AND HEATING CONTRACTORS JOSEPH G. ALESSI 513 NIAGARA STREET BUFFALO 1, N. Y. Victor Hugo's Celebrated WINE CELLARS Serving Authentic French and Italian Dishes Complimented With Products From the Won-ld's Finest Vineyards Alumnus Hugo DiGiulio Your Host For Reservations: WA. 7499 414- DELAWARE AVENUE Russell D. Alessi Louis Lenoci Stroessel Awning Ray Decorators 323 NIAGARA STREET Company AWNINGS - CANVAS GOODS ' Exhibit Booths ' Conventions Storage - Repairing ' Expositions 523 EAST FERRY STREET . Festivity ROY Gefafi Roy Ceraci MAdison 3230-3231 Neighborhood ELLICOTT SQUARE 5c to 31.00 Store FLOWER SHOP 467 NIAGARA STREET 299-301 MAIN STREET BUFFALO, NEW YORK BUFFALO, N. Y. Hoy Gefaci Dolores Rinaldo Better Styling Longer Lasting Greater Value IN FLOWERS Since 1852 304 MAIN STREET Near Shelton Sq. Phone CL. 7896 Amber Bar Music Friday and Saturday Nights Spaghetti Chili Con Carn Ravioli Pizza Fish Fry 527 NIAGARA STREET Gloria Riesterer Dolores Coste 0 JOSEPH AN GELO PLUMBING - HEATING REPAIRS 8: SUPPLIES Electric Sewer Cleaning EL. 7265 Nights: GR. 5065 404 CONNECTICUT STREET The Pete Argiro Trio 84-7 MICHIGAN AVE. Pat Brocato, Guitar Frank Vastola, Bass Pete Argiro, Accordion Gloria Riester Dolores Costello Llncoln 8005 Cassy Gilbert Niro Appliance Co. Beauty Salon 951 NIAGARA sfmmrr 569 DELAWARE AVENUE at Allen BUFFALO, N. Y. BUFFALO 2. NEW YORK Riesterer ShirleY Cim0 Gloria ' Founded 1892 by Jesse C. Bowen Compliments of Our Lady of Loretto A P. V. Bowen 81 Company CYC Maurice Blinkoff, Mgr. Leonard A. Schlau, Asst. Mgr. The Home of Champions 1006 ELLICOTT SQUARE BLDG. BUFFALO 3, NEW YORK Phone MA. 7723 Carmella Caruso Carolina Schlau Deaconess Hospital School of Nursing 563 Riley Street Buffalo 8, N. Y. Offers a three year course of theory and prac- tice for high school graduates of approved secondary schools between the ages of 17 and 35 years of age. The School is affiliated with the University of Buffalo during the preclinical period as well as being approved by the State Education Depart- ment. Craduates of the School are eligible to write the State Board Examinations. Applicants for the September, 1952 class are advised to communicate with Miss Doris A. Young, R.N., Director of Nurses. Compliments of . . . Mario T. Barone Funeral Home 152 ALBANY STREET Lorraine Buckley Prompt, Courteous Service Russell's Meat Market 259 HAMPSHIRE ST. You,ve tried the rest Now get the Best Phone EL. 4092 Thank You Angelo Bruckher Home Room Advertising Sales Campaign 311 308 300 208 302 206 214 119 112 200 329 213 111 115 113 316 216 314 104 108 212 215 109 Sales 5217.25 173.38 158.12 126.00 125.00 84.00 56.50 55.75 60.25 48.25 38.75 35.50 29.75 22.25 27.25 19.25 1 1.25 15.00 13.50 13.50 12.00 8.75 8.50 Contribution Total 512.00 5229.25 14.50 187.88 13.50 171.62 12.50 138.50 3.75 128.75 7.50 91.50 12.50 69.00 12.50 68.25 6.80 67.05 6.50 54.75 6.50 45.25 6.50 42.00 8.45 38.20 12.50 34.75 6.50 33.75 6.50 25.75 12.80 24.05 6.50 21.50 6.50 20.00 6.50 20.00 6.50 18.50 6.50 15.25 4.15 12.65 JUNIOR CLASS ADVERTISING .lo Ann Castiglia CONTRIBUTION 522.50 CONGRATULATIONS To the Class of 1952 Graduation from Grover Cleveland High School is an achievement of which you may well he proud! It represents another milestone on the road to success. As you continue your career, at college or in the business world, you will find that a smart appearance is a big asset. Successful men in all walks of life have found that . . . Clothes-by-Kleinhansv is a good rule to follow THE KLEINHANS CO. Main and Clinton In Downtown Buffalo Gloria Riesterer, Camille Trieoli, Joyce Rinaldo Phone CLeveland 0606 Oflice Hours: 9:00 A.M. to 7:00 P.M. Saturday to 1 :00 P.M. Established Since 1928 CARUSO 81 SONS Hair and Scalp Specialists 225 DELAWARE AVENUE, 2nd FLOOR Cor. Chippewa For the past 25 years CARUSO has overcome various scalp conditions and developed healthy hair for Buffalo People. FREE SCALP EXAMINATION An Early Consultation QSeparate Departments for Men and Womenj Will Save Late Regretsv Louis Clrbone Ask For DODD'S Milk- Cream - Served at - Grover Cleveland High School - Phone: HUmholdt 4200 ClriR LAWRENCE PAUL 2250 Main Street Engravers GRADUATION INVITATIONS CAPS and GOWNS Mnry Colab P0 NURSING, IS IT YOUR CAREER? Necessary Qualifications 1. Age: 17-35 2. High School Course should include: English, Science, Mathematics, History, Language, Civics, Sociology, Economics. 3. Personal Good health, accuracy, liking for people, integrity, good judgment, imagination and a sense of humor. Apply: Director of Nursing Buffalo General Hospital, School of Nursing 100 High Street, Buffalo., New York Gloria Ries! re Best Wishes To . . . THE FACULTY and STUDENTS of GROVER CLEVELAND HIGH SCHOOL from MR. AND MRS. PASCHAL C. RUBINO Alb HOLLAND FURNACE COMPANY World's Largest Installers of Home Heating and Air Conditioning Systems 430 Niagara Street A Compliments of . . . N. 81 R. DEVESO, INC. 135 Niagara Frontier Food Terminal Annette D GR. 3028 EL. 0406 PHIL MARTIN O'S West Side Radio and Television Service 323 CONNECTICUT STREET Record Headquarters for Italian and Popular Numbers FACTORY TRAINED EXPERTS PHILCO -:- GENERAL ELECTRIC -:- R.C.A. -:- OLYMPIC STROMBERG-CARLSON and HALLICRAFTER Gladys Walsh prints, photo-oifsets, reliefagrafs in black and color for over 1000 accounts in 48 States We Can Be of Help to You 'QED TURNER 8: PURTER, INC. 1233 Main Street Buffalo 9, N. Y. Llncoln 9300 Buffalo's Leading Scientific Detective Agency MARTIN M. MOSCATO Licensed - Bonded N. B. S, I. PRIVATE DETECTIVES Personal - Civil - Criminal - Industrial INV ESTIGATION S ' Expert Shadowing ' Lie Detector Tests ' Dictaphone Records ' Photographic Evidence ' Moulage - Plastercasting ' Fingerprint Experts MOBILE PATROL Protecting Businesses and Homes During the Night, Cars with Mobile Phones PLANT PROTECTION Undercover Agents, Deputized, Uniformed Armed Guards, Plainclothesmen SPECIAL POLICE Uniformed, Armed, Deputized for Dances, Sporting Events, and Other Promotions CL. 1530 24 Hour Operation 350 MAIN ,lean Punt AMERICAN F LAC COMPANY OF BUFFALO 215 Delaware Avenue if FLAG MANUFACTURERS SINCE 1 930 -k FLAGS - BANNERS - PENNANTS of Every Description R G UTICA FLUWER HOI' SAMUEL T. ARRIGO ARNOLD T. CALBO EVELYN R. SINCLAIR Centrally Located 284- WEST UTICA AT ELMWOOD Within Five to Ten Minutes from All Hospitals and the Downtown Business Section Y? Wide Variety Excellent Quality Reasonable Prices '2 For Prompt Delivery Call Gliant 5331 OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAY Gloria R t For Choosing Us As Your Official Class Photographer In the years to come we hope you will choose us again as your 'cofficial photographer to record with fine photographs the many other memorable occasions in your life. Your Official Photographer Portrait Studio, 3rd Floor .l. N. ADAM 81 CO. Lucille P d glowers fbr Every Occasion CIILUNIAL FLUWER SHUI' Best Wlshes to the Class 1952 Qolowers by Wife - Anywhere - Anytime :Service Guaranteed WAshington 5310 BuFfaIo's Bonded Telegraph Flori O W ' 9 W Mnw ' awww A-MWMW., k 1 ffiihfgg' ,A M ..,..,Me4.,-www-1 W 'Wig w t ,M - 'ff wtf , M Mx' 'W- wgza . W Q t..., ,,'f 6 -JQQM B WS ml, ' -1 v-'Q-' , East -vfxw ENGRAVINGS IN THIS BOOK BY zfalaerior ngrauing omlocmg, Huron Street nv 4 A A ,r fi 5 , I A yy Q ff-Cf! K ' MF' 6 4, v'T'7 iF Qty ' sf?-'ff 3351523 ft-6121 A4L5:ixf'1x-giil. i KS 5. .Q H' ?'?W af, avi! 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