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

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U- the very month. . . nz: 5 31 ,. rs in-4, R ' 'F' L f ' img, if f5tt,, A-we 5 'Ea' PRESENTED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF GROVER CLEVELAND HIGH SCHOOL BUFFALO, NEW YORK Through the drifting snows of December and the showers of April, our Grover stands, month after rnonth, sturdy and unyielding. Now, on leaving our beloved sehool, we present this yearbook to recreate in months far distant the joys of our high sehool life. This 1953 yearbook is our calendar of rnernories. Barbara, John, Carol CSeatedJ, Jackie, Mario. 3 I M Ro ett co-EDITORS ................... 5Ba'ba'a H he ART EDnToR ........,..,. ........... J ohn ADVERTISING .JBCQUGHFIE G S0 :Caro e WITI- For a moment let us forge for autographs, of plannin the untiring eforts of ou equations, historical date. fade with the years, but th parents, will remain with it OUR PRINCIPAL - Mr. Devine TO THE Our Year Book Staff has designated The School Calen- dar as our theme, and it seems to me an exceptionally appropriate one. Do you remember the fall of I949 when you entered Grover Cleveland as freshmen? You seemed eager to begin the new life opening up for you with zeal and purpose. Your spirit and enthusiasm could be likened to the crisp stimulation of a bright fall day. The fall deepened into winter with its cold, biting, sophomoric blasts, constantly reminding you that ever-increasing obstacles had to be overcome before you could emerge into the fresh and lustrous verdure of spring days. But finally spring came and then-as juniors-you were definitely and surely begin- SENICRS ning to grow and lift your heads and ornament whatever you lent presence to. The rest, of course, is inevitable-the summer, the season of joy, with its warmth, its beauty, its fulfillment of the promises of spring has now enveloped you, and you go forth into it filled with confidence and courage. May all your future hours increase the golden glory that is yours today. i . ......' r thrill of wearing cap and gown, of rushing about :luation parties and future reunions. Let us recall ihers. The rules of grammar, mathematical I facts of seienee which they have taught, will per wisdom and understanding of these, our second 'grow in the innumerable months ahead. OUR ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL-Mr. Monan BOYS' COUNSELOR OFFICE STAFF GIRLS' COUNSELOR Howe with C. Gervase, A. Pilato Miss Driscoll Miss Sullivan Miss Welch with D. Schmidt 4. 4essaw.r :fault , f.-in. 1:u:s W A FACULTY-SEATED: Mr. Di Bartolo, Miss Faber, Mr. Beech, Mrs. Cunningham, Mr, Dowd, Mrs. Spear. SECOND: Mrs. Dohany, Mr. Bartle, Miss Loney, Mr. Hogan, Miss McGowan, Mr. McMahon. THIRD: Mr. Helwig, Miss Wiltert, Mr. Schanzer, Miss Geraty, Mr, Davidson, Miss Tewksbury. CHIEF ENGINEER AND ELEVATOR OPERATOR Daniel P. Fahey, Daniel Axt. 6 HAIL AN The students and faculty both hope that Mr. Bartle, a Englishman who previously taught at a Boys' School i Cheswick, England, has enjoyed his visit here. Furthermor the family of Grover hopes that he will return to Englan with a better understanding of American School Educatio ACULTY-SEATED: Mr. Yochelson, Mrs. Waters, Mr. Kuhn, Miss Coonly, Mr. Conley, Miss l-lall. SECOND Miss Cannan r. Eldridge, Miss Britt, Mr. Weis, Miss l-lanavan, Mr. Cavalieri. THIRD: Miss McNamara, Mrs. Mugridge Mr Spahn Miss enherm, Miss Westfall, Mrs. Barone. REWELL may bring a closer relationship be nited States. We also hope that Mr. :aching experience in England. In J thank Mr. Bartle for having given ng of England and her traditions, Iillery a safe journey home. tween England and Hillery has enjoyed closing, we should us a better under- and we also wish NURSE AND CAFETERIA MANAGER--Miss Sweeney, Miss Alessi. 7 FRESHMEN An unexpected increase in our registration . the classroom and renewing old friendships beginning . . 'I09- In the City Planning Essay Contest, Connie Alicata and Anna Marie Fina won certificates. Dorothy Ann Beyer was in the operetta. And surely Catherine Schermerhorn's hobby is unique enough to be mentioned. She catches and raises spiders and snakes. What fun! 111- ln grammar school Christine Mort and Nina Rizzo won Jesse Ketchum medals. Nina also won Honorable Mention in the Americanism Contest. Room ill donated 22 tickets for the Thanksgiving Football Game, Rosalie Pantonini giving ll. EAGERLY ENTER bewildered freshmen wandering about the hall . carefree vacation days have come to an enz OUR FRESHMEN 113- ln grammar school Frances Cappellano won the Jesse Ketchum and the D.A.R. medalsj Constance Curto won the D.A.R.j Mary Jane Guido, Frances Giannuzzi, Louise Teresi, and Marie Tomasello won Civic Planning Essay certificates. U 115- School spirit here! ll5 sold 50 tickets for the Thanksgiving gameg and almost every girl secured one year- book patron ad. In grammar school Ida Noon won the D.A.R.g Angela Turco, the Jesse Ketchumg Betty Cherico 7 ' 5 :- 2? SROVER . . . . the month of returning to . a new season, and a new 'ROUDLY REPORT - - nd Camille Bonito, Track awardsg and Barbara Amabile was tmeerleader. Etta Louise Peschio is a talented dancer. 02- Annette Sparacino won the D.A.R. and Sylvia Herbal me Jesse Ketchum medals. Talented members are Florence Jrtino, dancerg Annette Sparacino, violinistg and Carmella ombardo, comediennef' 'I6- Sal Zaccagnino, class president at No, 3, spelling iampion, S.A.R. and Jesse Ketchum winner, topped Grover's Jnor roll. ll6 is also proud of Michael Aronica, spelling K champ and stamp collectorg Leman Fournier, oratorg Victor Chiodo, clarinet playerg and Sam Pasquerella, stamp col- lectorf' 'I04- Outstanding in our homeroom are Tom Mineo and Ronald Weinheimer, who were in the Richmond Speaking Contest - also Joseph Genau and Louis Atti, who won music awards. Tom Mineo was second in a cityvwide swimming meet, and Joseph Pepiciello and Richard Bonner won track awards. TNI ixxxwil 'HIRE W5 X9 ww WHAT COURS LANGUAGE COURSE QTOP LEFTD-All cour require English, but the Langua e Co g urse requii also, specialization in a foreign language. Car possibilities: library work, iournalism, law, c matics, advertising copy writing - possibly hig secretarial work. lTyping and shorthand may added to this course.l SCIENCE COURSE LPICTURE 23-Biology, phys and chemistry are in this course - good prepz tion for X-ray work, dental hygiene, optical te nology, nursing, medicine, meteorology, laborat science, pharmacy, dietetics, cafeteria managemi medical secretarial work, scientific research, SECRETARIAL COURSE LLOWER CORNERJf girls and boys who wish to use shorthand imm ately on leaving high school, this course of good training. Shorthand is used by stenograp for letter writing. Requirement a proficienc English. ENGINEERING OR LOWJ-Thi MATHEMATICS COURSE s course offers algebra, geometry, vanced mathematics-helpful for boys or i STUDY? ed in mathematics teaching, insurance l work, or the various forms of engineering. XL COURSE lTOP RlGHTl-Grover offers eral Course with specialization in the fine op or industrial art, also other fields, PURSES lRlGl-iT MIDDLE!-The following are required in all courses: 4 years of l year of science, l year of mathematics, of physical education, li year of health. is basic to success in school. AKING COURSE CLOWER CORNEl?.JeThis sewing, cooking, child care, home nursing, on for family life. Career possibilities: ws work, food preparation, housekeeping, nursing, dressmaking, l-lomemaking sub- y be added to other courses as electives. S COURSE lBELOWl-This is for the who wishes to become a bookkeeper, or office machine operator immediately ving high school. The emphasis is on mathematics. Requirement: a proficiency ietic. 1 ...A -W --.... GROVER'S FOOTBALL SEASON Octobcr, when the world is ablaza with gold and srarlot, and tha air rings out with football witfhrs Hwhrn thc frost is on tho pumpkin anal tho f0dIllf'7',S in thc shofkv . . . hikes to Delaware C1140 Rcoeuneo fo ZXYF. fins 5. 09:90 . F76 061.19 DPENS . . . ers . . . the month of harvest and hallowe en Y the cross-country runs . . DOTBALL-In l952, the Grover gridders broke all credit goes to each and every member of the squad without :ords with 6 wins and l loss. Following a spectacular , .thi i- O win over Riverside, Grover went on to win all of its -naining games with the exception of Hutch, who scored a -6 victory over the Presidents on an intercepted pass. over finished second in its league and third in both leagues. i Thanksgiving Day, Grover downed Seneca l9 - 6. The whose spirit and determination, football victories would have been impossible. Fransk Cordaro, Roy Geraci, Sal Oddo, Anthony Berrafato, John Dasta, Joe Fiorella, Phil Ganci, John Gangi, James Ritchie, and Joe Sordetto were Grover's repre- sentatives on the All-High teams. DOTBALL SQUAD-SEATED: V. Chiodo, J. Genau, A. Continelli, T. Navarro, J. Fiorella, R. Geraci, F. Cordaro, J. iiciello, A. La Barbera, A. Marzullo, T. Mineo. SECOND: C. Perla lManagerJ, J. Dasta, V. Di Natale J. Mennilli P. Ga ' , , nci, Berrafato, T. Caldarella, S. Pascale, H. Ryckman, J. Crage, C. Bandinelli, J. Barone, J. La Rocco, J. Sacco CAssistant nagerl. THIRD: Mr. Spahn lCoachl, J. Buscaglia, R. Scalzi, P. Tripi, R. Mecca, J. Sordetto, J. Gangi, A. Smith, P. Tieri, G. Bottita, R. Di Bartolo, J. Orsini, Mr. Missana lAssistant Coachl. FOURTH:A. Zendano, J.Griffo, E. Wipperman, Ritchie, S. Oddo, R. Kovall, V. Falsone, T. Gelia. GROVER VS. HUTCH Powerful l-lalfb Frank Cordaro b his way past a l-lL player while Quar pack Joe Fiorella l blocks another l-lL opponent during climactic l-lutch ga Hutch won 7 - 6. GROVER VS. MASTEN Vincent Di N. smashes a Ma player to the gro with Dick Mecca 1 Tony Navarro Phil Ganci l58l, John Dasta C575 a curity during the , ten game. Grover 6 - O. GROVER VS SOUTH PARI Mighty Frank daro races dowr field, leaving South Park playei hind, Tom Calcl throws the key in the play, while Berrafato advanc help in the South Grover game, C won 38 - 6. Pictures lay crm: Courier-Exp1'c M , A Q. Q A- f A: A, iQ 5 2 1 ' 5 W 4 w 77A L Y A ' mf? ,Q 53, i ..,, 'W W ' 'K L MR ill Q g in KA -,.,Q'.' 2 R if my Jmlw gf , . A 3 'E , af, xgfx M A ww f Qi A , if Kiiif ' W P, , Ki- 1' rf VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY-In achieving fifth Place in the All-High Run, our team did a remarkable job. The team was composed of three hold-overs from last year- Dick Tuzzo, Dick Lunghino, and Joe Di Figlia-with new faces making up the remainder of the squad. The new boys -Nick Zendano and Anthony Sodaro, freshmen, Mike O'Brien, sophomore, Jim Ferris, AI Spino, Charles Galiano, elle' Hutch' and Sal Christopher, juniors-won letters in the All-High Meet. Joe Zanzano and Sal Zaccagnino, both freshmen, will add to our strength next year. The results of the dual meets were - Hutchinson. INTRAMURAL CROSS COUNTRY-KNEELING: N. Zendano, S. Zaccagnino. STANDING: J. Zanzano, T. Sodaro, A. Caruana. FALL VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY - KNEEL- ing: N. Zendano, V. Ventura, M. O'Brien, S. Zaccagnino, L. Gur- reri, R. Gullo, P. Di Baisi IManagerl. SEC- OND: J. Di Pasquale, J. Zanzano, A. Caru- ana, R. Alessi, D. Gu- glielmo, A. Graziano. THIRD: C. Galiano, A. Sodaro, S. Christopher, R. Tuzzo, J. Ferris, A. Spino, R. Lunghino, Mr. Kuhn ICoachl. FIRST RACE-Bennett, Teck, Grover, Riverside. SECOND RACE-Bennett, Grover, Masten. THIRD RACE-Masten, Riverside and Grover ftiedl, Lafay- ALL-HIGH MEET-Kensington, Bennett, Riverside, Masten, Grover, East, Teck and South Park Itiedl, Lafayette, INTRAMURAL CROSS COUF TRY-This year's meet was won I our freshmen boys, who beat fl juniors by a score of 4I to 45. It the first time that the freshmen ha won the cup. They are Nick Zendar Anthony Sodaro, Joe Zanzano, E Zaccagnino, and Anthony Caruana, I6 PORTS RLS' CHAMPION- IIP VOLLEYBALL AM -- STANDING: G. lnsera lCo-Cap- nl, R. Ritter, C. Mo- si, J. Shannon, J. Bartolo, B, Heather iptainl. KNEELING: Aliberti, F. Curro, Panepinto, M. Va- ano, J. La Corte. l BALL-ln spite ot its late season, lleyball enjoyed an enthusiastic season. Senior and junior ms competed for the championship. 308 A, spurred on Captain Barbara l-leather's exhibitions after the games, 1 the Junior-Senior Volleyball Championship by defeating I. The games were characterized by the whistle, the too-high net, and the subs sitting on the bench anxiously waiting to replace the girls who had to rush to work after the first halt. The volleyball season ended with the cham- pionship game, and, with that season closed, we eagerly awaited basketball. BOYS' VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS-P, Tripi, H. Koons, J. Pecoraro, R. Tuzzo, M. Battaglia lCaptainl, M. Rossetti, J. Dasta. 'S' VOLLEYBALL-Again, 35 e past two years, Mr. Spahn's came out victorious in intramural ball, downing Mr. Kuhn's class o straight games by the same . I5-l3. The championship took place on Parents' Night. game develops those qualities sary for basketball. I 7 N SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS-in Novembefwe we settled down to hard studying, and as we studied, we thought of two highly selected groups of l952 graduates. We were working hard to follow their examples. ln the top group, left to right, we have Adeline Giordano, winner of a full-tuition scholarship to Doyle's Beauty School, Edwin llardo, Sl40O N.Y.S. Scholarship to any college in the state, also partial scholarships to Canisius College and the University of Buffalo, Mary Calabro, N.Y.S. Scholarship, and Joseph Grieco, partial Canisius College Scholarship, Mary CUM S p e c i a l applications the Debate support of 5 u c c essful vote . . . the . . . Grover? HONOR ROLL LEADERS-SEATED: Joe, Frannie. STANDING: Sam, Rose, Don, Salvatore, Nina, Virginia, Anthony. SCHOLARSHIPS AND Ann Saccomando, full S2200 4-year University of Buffalo Scholarship, and Carmela Caruso Kiwanis Club Half-Tuition Scholarship to the Stratford Business School. These scholar- ships are available every year. Each year Grover Cleveland also confers special awards. Names of i952 recipients are given left to right: Mary Ann Saccomondo, Buffalo Panhellenic Certificate and five dollars for scholarship, character, and leadership - also the G.C.H.S. Alumni Medal for Ideal Grover Cleveland Girl, Edwin llardo, Rensselaer Medal for highest 4-year average in mathematics and science -- also American Legion Medal .AUDE . . . .vcnzbly to honor C:?'OUl 7'15 .scholars . . . Collzfgff zfl scholarship plans to equal last yoarfi rcforal . . . up Award .... 4 ll-High honors and our anxious 6 football team on Tharzksgioing Day . . . our vor-to-floor fampazgn to gat out the prasidonlial 'uggla to get out of bad on dark Novvnzbor mornin Us I. LI M wx bare against a wznd-swap! sky . . . HONOR ROLL LEADERS SENIORS l,,..... .......,.....,.,.....,.,l.,.....,,,,...,............ F rances Curro, Joseph Randazzo JUNIORS ..,.....,... ..,... R ose Marie Acquista, Samuel Scime, Anthony Graziano SOPHOMORES .,...... .......,...,.....,......,,.,.,.... V irginia Federico, Donald Christie FRESHMEN .,.,,.. . l... ..Nina Rizzo, Salvatore Zaccagnino NWARDS Jr courage, companionship, service, schol- 'ship, and characterg Henry Chernopiatow, T uffalo All-High Oratorical Contestg Con- etta Natoli, Buffalo H, S. Teachers Award wr highest 4-year scholastic average - also merican Legion Medal for courage, com- inionship, service, scholarship, and char- terg Philomena Parlato, N.Y.S. Home Eco- mmics Award for character, achievement school activities, and leadership. l953 Winners to be announced this June. e next year's yearbook. I9 1 12,9 g Mm 3 , aw lx M A f , wi Q X L, A-NJ, W, . my 4 'ffm ,tw C.E.P. he American History classes, under the ices of Mr, Dowd, canvassed the neigh- ood to urge voters to perform their es. Q-A. Walter, S. Lepertino, M. A. eil, F. Curro, E. Rua, R. Lunghino. WITH VER: J. Nigro, V. Maggiotto. RIGHT NIT: M. Reinbold, D. Falcone, P. Drago. is year Grover was visited by prominent e from various professions to create a ' understanding between education and ESS. ASSEMBLY SPEAKERS November orators were Marie Goretti, -up in the All-High Declamation Com- ng Marie Saccomando and Jerry Saia, epresented Grover in the American and Voice of Democracy Contests 'ivelyg and finally Josephine Bongio- and Joseph Carriero, who participated assembly panel discussion on leisure :tivities. Marie S., Barbara, Josie, Joe, Marie nille G. J D t J Marrano R Mecca F Randazzo L Mineo, A. Felix, L MONTH Carols in the air . . . H10 3't'll7'b00Ji assi? :ni bl 3' ana . . . lliffmzzbri' and i . burreri, BAND-FIRST: . as a, . , . , . , . D. Bellanca, E. Marchlewicz, T. Caldarella, L. Acquista, L. Costa, J. Carnpagna, J. Aguglia. SECOND: R. Di Bartolo, M. Lopardi, C. Baker, A. Lucca, J, Lomes, J. Gioli, S. Lattuca, C. Cicero. TOP: J. Carriero M. Rogers, C. Spano, J. Biancarosso, Mr. Weis, J, Digato. BAND-The band has steadily grown in one year from l7 to 3l members, lt has been uphill work to develop in th' rou a real musicianship, but under the fine direction 'S Q D of Mr. Weis, it has given many impressive performances in assembly. The great need now is tor students to take instru- 'f ments like the French horn, tuba, trombone, and bari one so that we'll have an even better band next year. CHORUS-The Girls' Chorus met three days a week this year. Last year most of the songs were done in three parts. However, because ot two productions presented this year, which were written mostly for two voice parts isoprano and altoi, we have done two part singing. The first presentation was a Cantata, the second was an Operetta. I C G retti M Coretti D Bellomo O Valentino, M. Fiorello, CHORUS-FlRST: M. Moss, D, Mure, S. Tibollo, A, Nico, , 3 , . - , . , . M. Pelonero. SECOND: S, Grisanti, E. Brant, R. Fierro, C. Valenti, M. A. Allis, Mr. Weis, D. Paladino, J. Muccio, C. Lom- bardo, S. Wagner, S, Licata. THIRD: F. Fisher, W. Venator, E. Mendola, N. Pizzuto, D. Cooper, S. Herbal, P. Romanelli, f- MVA- EGIIRTH' M Teresi, V. Alessi, M. Di Stefano, A. De Rosa, A. Domino, E. Rua, C. Monesi. .... 5 i Q 3 5 5 ii 'F HARMONY I I . . I I u a K 4 L gently fallzng snow covcfrzrzg our oncc green campus I O I O iention at Amherst Central. . . at last, the Christmas Ll Merry Christmasj' on Curry tongue znniversary of the Holy Birth. CHRISTMAS CANTATA l'he Wondrous Story by Richard Kountz was presented year by the Girls' Choruses and the Dramatic Club r the able direction of Mr. Weis and Mrs. Mugridge. the cantata was told the whole Christmas Story in :. First the Shepherd's Song -the flocks, the , and the Star of Bethlehem. We immediately recog- l the shepherds as John Aurelio, Lorenzo Gurreri, and ael Aronica. Next came The Angel Choirs , and 23 the command to Go Ye to Bethlehem . Anthony Genco, Raymond Durno, and Ronald Weinheimer, as the wise men, awed us by their dramatic speaking voices. Later came the impressive music of The Manger . We saw Patricia Trippe as Mary and Anthony Marzullo as Joseph. Lastly came the Christmas Dawn and the beautiful finale. Rosalie Andolina added to the program with her soprano solo, O Holy Night , and the entire student body heartily joined in the Christmas singing, which closed the assembly. SLIDE RULE CLUB-SO YOU Want TO dO your math the easy way? Goodl Join the Slide Rule Club. Here the members, under Mr. Davidson's able guidance, learn to multiply, di- vide, and derive square roots quickly and cor- rectly by using the slide rule. This knowledge is especially valuable to those planning to attend an engineering school or planning a career as research chemist, aircraft engineer, or statisti- cian. ....CLUB PROJECTOR CLUB-This club operates smoothly and efficently under the guidance of Mr. Davidson, the staff director, and Miss Westfall, head of the Visual Aids Department. The club has two chairmen: Joseph Randazzo and Vincent Smiraglia, who actively manage the activity of the club, assigning the members to run the projector during class time and in the assembly. , amy. Mr. Davidson. SINGI FRONT: R. M. Ga lione. STANDING: ' Lenoci, D. Falcor FIRST: S. Winstel, Clark, C. Pileri, J. A relio, J. Shannon, Provenzo. SECOND: Costa, J. Phillips, Curtis, D. Christie, Crimmen, F. Rizzo, Biondi. THIRD: R. i l Mastrantonio, F. Colangelo, A. Buen PROJECTOR STAFF SEATED: V. Smiragl A. Rollins, J. Rand. zo. SECOND: R. C telli, R. Alessi, J. Sa A. Bertini, D. Thor sulo, S. Bradfield, Wuendsh, M. Barn L. Gurreri, D. Chris THlRD: Mr. Davids J. Carriero, C. Mi M. Leone, V. Lent D. Ansolone, R. Dui T. Aurelio, P. Dre S. Amato, L. Co FOURTH: D. Gullo Domino, R. Gaglic J. M. Phillips, E. c dinale, R. Di Bart M. lnsera, F. Mills Shannon, C. Pileri, Curtis, L. Gambacc L. Cardinole. 24 xsw Ma ia. SLIDE RULE CLUB- XCTIVITY FLOURISHES CAMERA CLUB-Under the direction of Miss Hall, the Camera Club set up a schedule of lectures, picture taking, discussion, and darkroom work. Because of limited working space, membership was closed at twelve, but by demand, a second junior group was organized. The two met on alter- nate weeks. :RESIDENT .........,.. ...... M ary Grace lnsera VICE-PRESIDENT ...,.. .....,.., W illiam Keller SECRETARY ........ ......., M .arie Reinbold FREASURER ........ ..,... M ary Ann Vullo CHESS CLUB-A surprisingly large number of students this year became interested in the ancient game of chess. The club held its meetings twice a week. There were inter- club chess teams, a club tournament, parties, intra-mural competition, and a club newspaper. PRESIDENT ,......,....,...,.... ............ ........ J o seph Lamantia VICE-PRESIDENT ,...... ....., J oseph Zanzano TEAM CAPTAlN .......... ......, R obert Nasca FIRST CO-CAPTAIN ........ ........ J ames Santella SECOND CO-CAPTAIN ,...... ........ L orenzo Gurreri SECRETARY .................... ...,... J ean Marie Phillips AMERA CLUB-Miss Hall, F. Curro, 1 .. Reinbold, C. Drago, M. A. Vullo, Bongiovanni, M. Insera, W. Keller, Heather, J. Carriero, J. Aurelio. Q IESS CLUB-SEATED: D. Davis, S. -rbal, J, Zanzano, J. Bork, D. Fal- 1e, J. Lamantia, l. Cooper, J. Phil- s, R. Nasca, N. Burgio. STAND- S: T. Bishop, L. Gurreri, C. Curtis, Carboni, J. Santella, R, Kovall, P llo, A. Biondi, J. Provenzo, R. San- Jcia, R. Crimmen, F. Rizzo, R Bartolo. 25 MONITORS-FIRST: G. Latona, L. Carbone, L. Di SaIvo, T. Hoffmaster, E. Biondolillio, J. Tibbit, J. Lamantia, R. Nealon, J, Missineio, P. Inguaggiato, T. Rizzo. SECOND: G. Gleave, V. Rubino, L. Tornasulo, F. Cirincione, I. Dubreville, C. Vassalio, M. Pelonero, B. Mogavero, D. Bonafede, C. Friend. THIRD: J. Insalaco, G. Gaftuso, T. Pagano, L. Falzone, A. Tringali, P. Wachowicz, J. Gervase, C. Leone, T. Callucci, D. Cooper. FOURTH: M. Giancarlo, J. Graziadei, T. Navarro, A. Rarnpino, K. Godios, C. Curtis, S. Fix, J. Di Christina, R. Vailone. ' ' ' ' ' ' T A 'I' 0 FIFTH: R. Critelli, A. Rizzo, G. Pepe, A. Caruana, P. Occhipinti, T. Aurelno, . qui in , V. Di Paolo. SERVICE CLUB-J. Sordetto, T. Aurelio, S. Amato, J. Bus- LIBRA FIRST Monitors at their posts busy month for the for the basketball season gray is thc oak wood . . is warmth and aftivity RY MONITORS-STANDING: S. Castiglione, C. V P d tl J Scaduto CPresidentJ J Carriero cata C Curtis, S. Cimo, G. Menden. SEATED: D. Schi caglia I ice resi en , . , . , , . B. Crimrnen, J. Damico. L. Carbone. SERVICE uxiously cramrning for mid-term exams . 1 r ' i Y . . a 'vertising stajjl . . . excited cheers from the gym, s started . . . january . . . Russet and white and tsiale all is fold ana' bleak, within Grovefs walls all MONITORS -One of the most honored positions a .tudent may be given in our school is that of hall monitor. l'r'e duties of a monitor are to greet visitors who come to sur school, and to direct them courteously to the office, lso to report any pupil who is in the corridor without per- wission. At the beginning of each term, students who wish D be monitors volunteer through their home room teachers r counselors. Then the principal, carefully makes his election. Supervisors this year were Vincent Smiraglia, ichard Lunghino, Michael Battaglia, Rodney Bennett, Rus- ell Alessi, and Jerry Saia, SERVICE CLUB-We are truly indebted to these boys and also to Jerry Scaduto, the president of the club, for their fidelity in preparing the auditorium for assembly. Their duties consisted of raising the moving picture screen, open- ing and closing the windows, moving the piano, and per- forming other services. LIBRARY MONITORS -Supervised by Miss Faber, the librarian, these monitors shelve incoming books, file cards in the card catalog, keep magazines in proper order, assist with inventory, and record the use of books and magazines. ln each study period a monitor also collects and checks library permits. iNl0R MONITORS-FIRST: H. Puma, N. Carr, R. M. Blando, J. Fenno, M, A. V ll F. L u o, ombardo, A. Burgio, B. Martin, Nigro, R, Lunghino, B. Heather, I. Zindle. SECOND: C. Wood, V. Maggiotto, S. Graziano, R. Alessi, R. La Falce, A. Dena, Falzone, F. Colangelo, J. Hasnett, D. Pieri, C. Teresi, S. Hafner. THIRD T. Marasco, J. Muscarella, C. Gregory, V. Di atal A. R Il' J F' ' ' ' e, o ins, . iorella, T. Pignone, J. Provenzo, J. Marino, M. Frandina, J. Shannon. FOURTH: R. Tuzzo, F. Zan , R. Bennett, M. Weinheimer, C. Perla, R. Panepinto, S. Beck, J. Saia, M. A. Santasiero, J. Telesco, F. Alessi, J. Bork. - 4 4.15 my 555 gif? ww m - M. If Ewa Q Swim 5 EARBOOK STAFF . . . Praise goes to our loyal and ambitious associate editors, Mary Grace lnsera, Frances Curro, Mary Ann Vullo, Marie Reinbold, Michael Grisanti, Jerry Saia, and Joseph Biondi. Moreover, without the guidance and untiring efforts of our advisers, Miss Welch, Mrs. Dohany and Mr. Cavalieri, this yearbook would never have been printed. Moreover, we should like to thank Miss l-lanavan and her office practice classes, Mr. DiBartolo and Miss Faber who graciously gave their time to lend us a helping hand, and the entire faculty for their indispensable help as to picture taking and write-ups. Our heartiest thanks go to Al Faso, an alumnus who has given valuable time to improve our yearbook. fEARBOOK--FIRST: J. Provenzo, J Saia M. Reinbold, M Grisanti, M. lnsera M. A Vullo, J. B'o d' F C . , . , . in i, . urro, J. nhannon, S. Beck, R. Geraci. SECOND: F. Rizzo, R. Ritter, J. Amico, M. Weinheimer, C. Fertitta, J. Carriero, S. Rizzo, A. Jena, R. Carriero, B. Petrella, R. Tomasulo, S. Winstel, D. Grieco, J Fiorella R. Lunghino. THIRD: J. Aurelio, M. Sac- d S :oman o, . Herbal, N. Rizzo, V. Federico, P. Congilosi, M. Griffo, Lenoci. INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL -Intramural activities are the means whereby future varsity men get their training, and should be entered by all those who have the opportunity to participate. This year the team from I I2 won the Frosh- Soph League, and the team from 208 won the Junior-Senior League. The ll2 team had 8 5-0 record, while the 208 team ended with a 7-O record. The two teams played for the school championship, with the title going to 208 after subcluing ll2 by the score 20-IO. SHOOT Our throats hoarse with school after our mid term jack Frost weaving his ...welookout...the closer to reality . . INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL TEAM -KNEELING: R. Rizzo, J. Rubino. STANDING: C. Bandinelli, R. Cartonia, R. Scalzi, J. Pecoraro, P. Tripi, J. I Dasta, B. Burkhart, M. O'Brien. GIRLS' BASKETBALL-The sound of the horn and then the wild scramble for the ball marked the opening of basketball. The apprehension before every game was ter- rific as the captain searched endlessly for the sixth girl. 308's Erupting Volcanoes gained the basketball champion- ship by beating 300's Glow Worms . GIRLS' BASKETBALL SEATED: A, Burgio, F. Curro. STANDING: D. Falcone, J. Di Bartolo, S. Beck, J. Shannon, F. Zanda, N. Pane- pinto. I so THAT BALL! . . basketball cheers - and colds! . . . the return to vacation . . . scholarship classes coming to an end . . . magic pattern of lace on Grover's window Danes passing of each February day brings our graduation VARSITY BASKETBALL -Although this year we won only 4 games and lost 9, we had a better team than the records indicated. We scored 724 points, an average of 55 :Joints per game, which is the highest average our teams have had. This year we shall lose Battaglia, Lunghino, Lojacano, Falsone, Miller, Fiorella, and Telesco, because of graduationj but we have young boys such as Valvo, Raco, and Gervase to form a nucleus for next year. OYS' BASKETBALL -M. Battaglia with all. FIRST: R. Lung- ino, J. Fiorella, J elesco, R. Loiacano . Valvo, V. Falsone . Kovall. SECOND' Raco, S. Valvo, A Jino, T. Pagano, C. ervase, J. Cirrito, .r. Kuhn, P. Occhi- nto. 3 1 l SCORES WON LOST Burgard 72-6l Hutch 30-25 Lafayette Masten 59-47 Riverside 63-45 South Park Bennett 56-53 Tech 68-48 Emerson East 78-42 Seneca 65-51 McKinley Ken 75-55 62-57 54-53 84-66 65-59 l ITALIAN CLUB--SEATED: Mr. Di Bartolo, M. Aronica, S. Conti Csecretaryl, J. Aurelio ftreasurerl, C. Drago fvice-presidentl, V. Maggiotto, J. Mecca, A. Marzullo fpresiclentl, SECOND: F. Straub, J. Amico, T. Carbone, V. Federico, S. Campagna, J. Hill, L. Carbone. THIRD: M. Saccomando, R. Andolina, H. Ryckman, M. Weinheimer, D. Pieri. IL CIRCOLO ITALIANO-Although IL Cir- colo Italiano of Grover Cleveland High School is a club of few members, it has fulfilled its purpose excellently under the wise guidance of Mr. Di Bartolo, this purpose being to further the know- ledge and appreciation of Italian art, literature, customs, and language. Among the activities of the club has been the showing of movies of ltaly by Mr. Di Bartolo. Plans are being made to participate in a club party. PRESIDENT ............. ....... A nthony Marzullo VICE-PRESIDENT ....... .......... C arol Drago SECRETARY ......... ........ S arah Conti TREASURER ...... ...... J ohn Aurelio FRENCH CLUB-FIRST: Miss Tewksbury, R. Di Bartolo, R. M. Gaglione, L. Carbone, M. Sacco- ' ' 'll M. L Gi ncani mando fsecretaryl, V. Lenoci idirectorl, D. Nasca. SECOND: J. Graziadei, F. Gr: o, . a , J. Genau, R. Santalucia, D. Boyd, C. Grimaldi, L. Kent, S. Martion, V. Huff, C. Spano, D. Pieri, C. Curtis, M. Aronica, V. Maggiotto. THIRD: F. De George, L. Greco, C. Alicata, P. Di Baisi, F. Straub, G. Di Gregorio, J. Baker, T. Nazarian. LANGUAGE CLUBS L is to supplement the work of the class by adding to and E CERCI-E FRANCAIS-The aim ofthe French Club increasing interest in a knowledge of French and France in ways not always possible in the classroom-such as songs, games, music, plays, and movies. lt also permits people who are not enrolled in a class and are still interested in French to keep alive that interest. PRESIDENT .............. VICE-PRESIDENT ........ . .......Louise Carbone ..,......Sylvia Herbal SECRETARY ........,............. .,...... M arie Saccomando RROGRAM DIRECTORS ...,... ........ V ito Lenoci and Rose Marie Gaglione COMITES LATINI -Under the leadership of Mr. Hogan, the Latin Club has continued as one of the oldest and most distinguished clubs in Grover Cleveland High School. We began our meetings by singing our theme song, Gaudeamus Igitur . After having taken care of our business for the day, we played Twenty Questions , using early Roman persons and objects for our subjects. Mr. Hogan planned radio play- lets later in the year. One of these broadcasts was the story of Horatius at the Bridge . Officers were as follows: CONSUL PRIMUS ................ ....................,... D ick Lunghino CONSUL SECUNDUS ...... ...... S al Zaccagnino SCRIBA ,....... .....,.... . .......Dolores Aiello QUESTOR ........ ...... M ike Battaglia ATIN CLUBfSEATED: R. Santalucia, J. Mecca, P. Maile, F. Whitfield, S. Mason R. L h , ung ino, M. Battaglia, S. Zaccagnino, '. Aiello, N. Rizzo, M. Bueme, A. Sparcino, N. Burgio. SECOND: S. Masterman, J. Russo, J. Tricoli, M. Aronica, J. Occhino, . Vitrano, M. Giancani, R. Testa, T. Bishop, J. Sacco, E. Brant, T. Mineo, H. Cook, L. Gurreri, M. Weinheimer. THIRD: Shannon, C. Spano, R. Gaglione, M. Lopardi, R. Pantonini, M. Aronica, J. Campagna, J. Amico, V. Ventur D. F l . G ll C. ' e, a cone, u o, Sole, L. Bellone, S. Granville, M. Weymouth, D. Ansolone. FOURTH: Mr. Hogan, B. Cassillo, D. Nasca, K. Jrtino, J. Baker, A. Nigro, Y. La Guardia, P. Congilosi, D. Cortelli, S. Lazzaro, P. Leto, C. Wylde. THE SILVER..TONGUED-March 28 at Buffalo State Teachers College, Grover represented Belgium in a Model U. N. General Assembly. Four American history students, coached by Mr. Dowd, represented various U. N. committees under Delegation Chairman Frances Curro. Meanwhile other silver-tongued speakers, coached by Mr. Howe, were preparing their original compositions for the U. N. GROUP AND ORATORICAL CONTESTANTS-SEATED: F. Curro, A. Walter, J. Nigro, M. G. lnsera, Mr. Dowd, D. Falcone. STANDING: M. Rossetti, A. Graziano, L. Gurreri, Mr. Howe. annual Boys' Oratorical Contest. Anthony Graziano emerged the local winner, Grover's interscholastic representative. Limited in its activities this year because of limited faculty advisemerit, the Panel Discussion Club did manage to present one radio program, one assembly panel, and several grammar school discussions. 9 SEATED: J. Phillips, C. Case, M Saccomando, F. Curro, L. Contino J. Bongiovanni, D. Falcone. STAND ING: J. Carriero, V. Lenoci, J Aurelio, F. Rizzo, S. Granville. l 3 4 DEBATE The negative and ajirmative, debates . . . the Oratoricals and interviews . . . March, and the . . . a world of melting snows PANEL DISCUSSION CLUB- tND ORATORY O I I . 4 th trying to prove its arguments in the practice N .... Career Day . . . New York State Employment Jmise of a world beautiful and fragrant with flowers 1' warmer days, of blossoming trees ana' early spring . . JEBATE-The debate teams fought hard to hold their N. '. U. Trophy, their topic: Resolved: That the N. A. T. O ations should form a Federal Union. Supporters of the proposition were Marie Saccomando .nthony Graziano, and Jerry Sala, coached by Mr. Howe EBATE-SEATED: C. Pileri, A. Graziano, M. Saccomando, QG: J. Aurelio, Mr. Howe, Mr. Mc Mahon, M. lnsera. r J. Sai Carl Pileri was alternate and John Aurelio, timekeeper. Our affirmative team bowed to a 7 - 8 decision at Bennett. The negative team, coached by Mr. McMahon, lost against Riverside 6-9. Veteran debaters were Dolores Falcone, Frances Curro, and Jean Provenzo. Richard Lunghino was alternate and timekeeper, Mary Grace lnsera. a, R. Lunghino, F. Curro, D. Falcone, J. Provenzo. STAND- NDOOR SPORTS BOWLING-Although few were champion bowlers, all had fun on Tuesday afternoons. Mary Aliberti was high scorer, finishing with a l33 average and a single game of 169. The O'Ohs lMary Aliberti, Barbara Heather, Mary Grace lnsera, Pat Mancusol took team honors, losing only one game of the I4 played. Not only did the girls learn to bowl but after considerable smudging and erasing they learned to score! SUFTBALL-By far the most exciting game of the girls' softball series was te game between the freshmen and the seniors. At the end of the last inning the score was tied. At the end of the extralinning the seniors made three runs. With two outs and one girl on third base, Sonia Granville caught a high fly ball and threw to third base, making a double out and saving the game for the seniors. BOWLING-ON ALLEY: B. Heather lPresident7, M. A. Vullo lTreasurerl, F. Curro lSecretaryJ. SEATED: C. Ter- rito, M. Aliberti, M. Zuppa, P. Mar- she, S. Wagner, M. lnsera, B. Cassillo, J. Acquisto, S. Beck, P. Drago, D. Thomasula. STANDING: F. Straub, S. Winstel, J. Provenzo, A. Dasta, A. Rampino, J. Graziadei, A. Rampino, J. Scime, A. Bertini, K. Abbotoy, C. Wood, B. Fix. THIRD: D. Pieri, G. Walsh. SOFTBALL-KNEELING: M. Chianta, L. Teresi. SEATED: P. Nichols, S. Conti, R. Ritter, M. Vaticano, M Saccomando, C. Panone. l 36 TABLE TENNIS-Early winter mornings were now be- 1g punctuated by the steady lor in some cases unsteady? ounce of a ping-pong ball. Every spare minute was spent racticing, and soon the Table Tennis Tournament began. anta Gullo, who had inherited Carm Caruso's ability with ping-pong paddle, came out winner of the Girls' Tourna- vent by defeating Jane Shannon in the finals. Joe Zanzano 'on Boys' Singles, and Russell Rizzo and Ronnie Vallone famed up to win the Boys' Doubles. BADMINTON-At the early morning hour when most students had just rubbed the sleep from their eyes and were beginning the walk to school, Grover's gym was the scene of daily competition in an attempt to win the badminton championship. Morning after morning, the energetic stroke of a racket brought forth a champion and a loser. Here poor sportsmanship is unknown, for each girl plays solely for the love of this competitive sport. TABLE TENNIS--KNEELING: R. Val- lone, J. Zanzano, S. Gullo, J. Cusi- mano, STANDING: L. Kent, J. Shan- non, R. Rizzo, J. Testa. BADMINTON-A. Burgio, S. Gullo, Z. Curro, M. Vaticano, J. La Corte. 37 , SGGX GRCDVER PRESENTS COLORFUL Tho auditorium alive' until lah' aftvrnoon with rrhoarsals for Thr Enfhantffd Islam . . . heavier shakznff hznzsolf in tho rorridor bcforr' boinff led out on rainy morning . . . April, when early 6 5 daffodils beneath tha from arw all a row togothrrl' . . . awww Me 3 T T A A N O N OYERE i l - p.ERET A with muiglggiig CHOPIN THEMES mane 6438d nj 1' 'VM' ff L I THEMES y Jrgver . ggi .SMb95xi? KHEVHI Cl' Elf Cluuv wbimnl ED 1 EVEN? NE' fllllfl , 1, 1953 A 1 , cuovm ll.l .ll., ..-vAf'--rf rrr'r i ' ,,l,.l,l,,,i..Ai Q f - A,V, .l....i.l,..,-Q4 ELS 'Q CH .....l.,,.,.,.., PAPA 'HAA f,Y,h , ,953 ERS -..., Obicq ' V ..., ,,,. K Am 3M A A 9 .,,,,...,.,..... Ig D I xx Alu! ii ,...,... mms XT? AN OPERETT in b with musif 545' was OF PP-BV f Presefl land l sets OX DAY and Fix Psep XY N 'HU Ya .zo 29 and Mt' in 4 XS APRIL it l U jg IXMXORL ST QP CHARACTERS 4Vv'b Anthony GBT- Ti CA l,4,....,i.,,..,.,,....,,, i,,,, l,,.l. , , ,ll., Rosaiie Andohni NN ,..a 'W'i 'iAlYAil W llii M l Christine Mor . . QREDEBIQPEQ ii1ii11a'oi nr'f'r 'ori a WAEAliosePh?0id?ff?.e-1 DPERETTA omework . . . arrival of our class rings . . . a wet puppy :ring flowers brighten the earth again and the THE ENCHANTED ISLE -Orchids tO MVS- MUQ- ridge, Mr. Weis, and their extraordinarily fine cast for the brilliant debut they made on the nights of April 29 and May l, when Grover Cleveland presented The Enchanted Isle , an operetta based on themes from the music of Frederic Chopin. The story, very briefly, dealt with the visit of the great pianist Chopin to the colorful island of Mallorca in the Mediterranean Sea in 1836. A girl named Elena four singing senior Rosalie Andolinal fell in love with Chopin ttall, bespectacled Anthony Gencol and broke the heart of her lover Ramon ithat surprising freshman of the deep rich OPERETTA-FIRST: F. Rizzo, A. Genco, J. Sordetto, C. Morf, J. Biondi, R. Andolina, R. Wein- weimer, C. Goretti, I. Carriero, M. Go- 'etti. SECOND: S. Sranville, J. Gray- ,on, D. Mure, M. lunfola, E. Brant, A. Reinbold, A. Bertini, C. Lom- iardo, J. Aurelio, S. lerbal, S. Lattuca. 'HIRDZ l-l. Ryck- nan, V. Smiraglia, .. Kales, B. Naza- ian, M. Wein- eimer, Miss Hall, 4r. Hogan, Mrs. llugridge, Mr. voice, Ronald Weinheimer, who alternated with Joe Biondi, dignified senior pianisti. ln the end, Chopin left the island and the lovers were reunited. Special orchids to Papa and Mama Gomez Chumorous Joe Sordetto and his dramatic partner Christine Morfi, the viva- cious friends of Elena fMarie and Camille Gorettil, the singing smugglers iHerb Ryckman, Tony Marzullo, Joseph Hill, and Frank Rizzoi, clear voiced Conchita fSylvia Herbali, and the robust fishermen CSaverio Lattuca, John Aurelio, and Joe Carrieroi. Altogether a professional performance! Veis, Mr. Helwig, . Hill, E. Rua, A. parcino. FOURTH: t. Marzullo, D. oyer, C. Mascia, l. Moss, J. Barone, . Spano, M. Gri- inti, S. Beck, J. mico, E. Wipper- lan, M. A. Allis, Mendola. FRESH AS AN APRIL BREEZE 329- The girls in Little America have been especially active, As a group we sent toys to the Salvation Army at Christmas. ln advertising, our leaders were Sally Lazzaro, Sarah Conti, and Josephine Bongiovanni. Our best speakers were Marie Saccomando, Sarah Conti, and Josephine Bongiovannif' 302- Carol Drago and Virginia Federico were still tops on the honor roll. Among the Hobby Award winners were Virginia Alessi, Shirley Cimo, Josephine Lamancuso, Jo Ann Carraciolo, and Joan Hendler. 302 also has some pretty rugged athletes and a fine active cheerleader, Shirley Cimo. For another year, 302 made up Christmas packages to send to an orphanage. l'I9- Our vote for the best dressed girl in the room went to Lenny Amabile. Our president was Carole Gervase. Most punctual were Ida Jean Dubreville, Marjorie Degenfelder, Theresa Capizzi, Carmella Ruggiero, Connie Cardella, Lucille De Salvo, and Maureen Sullivan. Our favorite teachers were Miss Britt and Mr. Dowd. Our hobbyists were Lillian Douglass tcoin collectingl, Alice Johnson, Virginia Dumond, and Theresa Capizzi isewingl, Carol Wylde, and Lucille Di Salvo Cdancingl, Cecilia Spano and Antoinette Augello ipianol and Mary Leone Caccordionlf' GUR SOPHCDMCJRES 116- Our sophomores have shown a widening interest in school affairs and extracurricular activities. John Aurelio is still a bundle of leadership. Our smiling sophomore, Richard Nealon, has a prize-winning butterfly collection, and a great number of the other boys have interesting hobbies all the way from photography to stamp collecting. 'l'I2- Highest yearbook ad salesman in ll2 was Mike O'Brien, ln intramural basketball, Room ll2 won the fresh- man-sophomore pennant. This team was composed of Car- men Bandinelli, Bill Burkhart, Mike O'Brien, Joe Griffo, Fred Constantino, and Joe Rubinof' 314- ln volleyball, our girls were sophomore champs with quite a number who are athletically inclined. Dorothy Cor- telli has received four medals for her swimming ability. Con- gratulations to our three top salesgirls Lynn Kent, Rosemary Arnone, and Deanne Howland, also the girls who attended the yearbook convention. Two of our students are from foreign countries: Deanne Howland of Canada and Merle Corner of the British West Indies. 108- More members in the school per capita than any other homeroom. Congratulations! SPRING Once again tennis courts at . . . juniors in gym . . . May busy month . . . TRACK-KNEELING: S. Oddo, A. Lucca, A. La Barbert, C. Galiano, M. Aronica, N. Zendano, V. DiPaolo, J. Ferris, J. Pellegrini. STANDING: M. Abramo, L. Falsone, E. Godios, J. Wald, C. Perla, S. Zaccagnino, K. Godios, A. Sodaro, P. Navarro, F. Wertman, L. Tornambe, J. Bartolotta, C. Friend, V. DiNatale, R. Bonner, R. Tuzzo, R. Kovall. TRACK-On May 7 Grover's track team placed second in the first of several triangular meets. A few of the boys who might quality and score points in the All-High com- petition are Richard Tuzzo, Carl Perla, Vincent DiNatale, and Sal Christopher, who participated in last year's finals, also James Ferris, a newcomer. BASEBALL-Our baseball squad is composed mostly of new men, with tive holdovers from last year. So far, the following have distinguished themselves: Santo Amabile, Joe Pepiciello, Jim Telesco, John Dasta, Sal Valvo, Mike Giancarlo, Joe Buscaglia, Joe Fiorella, and Joe Mineo. One game played to date: Emerson, lg Grover, 3. BASEBALL - KNEEL- lNG: M. Giancarlo, J. Raco, J. Genau, J. Mi- neo, J. Pepiciello, J. Fiorella, A. Felix. STANDING: J. Ru- bino, C. Gervase, A. Buscaglia, J. Dasta, S. Valvo, J. Telesco, J. Buscaglia, J. Realmu- to, S. Amabile. 42 SPORTS Leers ring out for our baseball and track teams . rv i I e Front active once more in the afternoon sunlight gh anticipation of their Special Day, decorating the fth its colorful array of flowers . . . May, a happy ana' I'ENNIS-With the coming of spring, the tennis team 'eported for practice with a veteran group. 2l players tried rut for the squad. At the present writing, Mike Battaglia vill play first singles, followed by Tony Muscarella and Dick .unghino. For the doubles, Jerry Saia and Russ Di Bartola vill take the first spot, and Tom Aurelio and Tony Bueme TENNIS-ROW l: G. Gafter, L. Gurreri, A. Bueme, L. Costa, R. Gullo, V. Ventura. ROW 22 Mr. Ruffino, M. Di Maria, J. Saia R. Di Bartolo, R. Lung- hino, M. Lopardi, V. Smiraglia, C. Baker ROW 3: J. Aurelio, T. Aurelio, A. Muscarel- la, M. Battaglia, A. San George. ABSENT: R. Alessi, T. Carbone. 1 43 will play second doubles. To round out this team after a hard fight, Larry Costa, Chester Baker, and Vinny Ventura won the three remaining positions. Last year the team won 5 and lost 2g and this year hopes are high for bettering this record. 3 x . MN! as Z! W -ae -an 1is1nnlss PIN GIRLS-FIRST: A. Burgio, M. Reinhold, M. A. Vullo, J. La Corte, A. Giardina, C. Wood, J. Amico. SECOND: M. Anzalone, M. Vaticano, A. Bertini, F. Curro, M. Weinheimer, S. Beck, F. Zanda. THIRD: R. Gaglione, C. Case, S. Gullo, R. Ritter. LAST: J. Shannon, K. Abbotcy, B. Heather, S. Granville, J. Cusimano. PIN GIRLS SENIOR PIN GIRLS-The hiQheSt SPOVIS award offered senior girls is a gold pin. This pin signifies that the girl has taken part in school sports for four years and has received awards for the first three. It is also offered to a senior girl if during one of the four years she did not receive an award, provided in her senior year she earns enough extra sports credits to merit the award she missed. A BREATH OF MAY-I. ITOP LEFTJ Grover's gate at 8:30. 2. ILOWER LEFTI Beauty goes to the shop. 3. ICENTERI Welcome to our foreign scholars. 4. CTOP RIGHT? Tennis capers. 5. ILOWER RIGHTI Yearbook staff at ease. I , I I ...AA N DO YOU REMEMBER? As the time for farewells approaches, we find our hearts filled with the fond memories of our last four years. The assemblies, the games, Junior and Senior Days . . . most of the things we took as a matter of course . . . now become fruitful memories, for now, these days are gone, and recol- ections are dear. DO YOU REMEMBER . . . . . how big and confusing Grover seemed when we first entered in I949 . . . Mr. Cavalieri's suggestion that Mr. ieech and Mrs. Mugridge play Romeo and Juliet that irst year during a drive for ticket sales . . . Caesar Trono- ane's sneak performance when Miss McGowan left the ioys' home room in the morning .... . . . Saverio Lattuca portraying Angelo Fatte Posta in 'ie school play during our freshman year . . . Mr. Kublitz laying records to entertain his English classes .... . , . Jerry Saia as the convict in our play the Valiant . . Hutch's cheerleaders attending the assembly before our st night football game in l950 . . . . . Mary Grace lnsera and the blinding flashes of her imera in the auditorium . . . the sinking feeling inside you wen you have succeeded in sneaking down an up stair- ay only to find Mrs. Mugridge at the bottom . . . singing itouthearted Men at Mr. Kennedy's last assembly . . . ir football team of l95l, greatly improved by Mr. Missana's pable coaching . . . Mr. Devine's successful first years as r principal, and the proud smile on his face when he re- ived the cup for city championship, won last year by our bate team . . . . . . Ma's wig and Pa's feet in our Junior Day play . . . Nick Bockwinkle's party on the same day . . . the A lunches, and egg-and-olive sandwiches, in cafeteria . . . Grover's unsung heroes, the cross country and tennis teams . . . Miss Hall and Mrs. Kuhn as two of Grover's en- thusiastic boosters .... . . . Mr. Dowd telling his history classes that in college, he was voted the person whose hairline was most likely to recede . . . the groans of pain in the classrooms as students bumped their heads on their desks during a sneak attack . . . the increased registration for voting in the presidential election which we hope was due partly to our Get-Out-the-Vote Campaign . . . coming back to Grover to begin our last year with the proud feeling that we were seniors at last . ' . . . the opening of this year's very successful football season by beating Masten 32-O . . . our one-point loss to Hutch, which kept us from winning first place in the Harvard Cup Race . . . the day the girls went to the fashion show while the boys had to attend class . . . watching Henry do the tango at our Junior-Senior Social . . . Mr. Hogan's half sheet signs . . . singing Gaudeamus lgitus at Latin Club meetings . . . the too crowded locker rooms during the morning rush, and encountering Mr. Monan at the tardy desk . . . Mike Grisanti playing girls' basketball . . . the day we took Air Wick to chemistry class to combat the sulphur experiment . . . . . The above mentioned are only a few of the count- less memories we shall take with us as we face the years ahead. CAP AND GOWN - - - lune and the fulpllment of spring's promises . . . rushing and bustling about in preparation vcamiinations . . . Recognition Day . . . reluctant farewells and promises to meet again . . VALEDICTORY Frances Curro We stand now on the threshold of a new life. For four years we have striven to attain a promised goal-graduation. Though we have accomplished our goal, a sense of humble- ness and sadness mingles with our joy, for we must now leave Grover, where many happy experiences have been shared with our classmates and friends. OFFICERS-REAR: Dick, Fran, Dee. SEATED: Don, Fran, Dick, Mary Ann, Sandy. 48 Y' Jr Class Day . . . studying for those all-important Yraduation and a new beginning . . . Our parents have played a great part in helping us to attain our goal. We shall never be able to thank or repay them for the love and understanding they have always given us. To those who have shown us, along with our regular courses, the need for living together harmoniously, we give our grateful thanks and appreciation. They have been more than our teachers, they have been our friends and counf selors. Graduation is the beginning of a new life for us, Many of us are looking forward to a new vocation, others will soon walk through the halls of new schools. Now we leave our Alma Mater with mixed emotions and a spirit of hope for the future. We cannot say farewell to Grover Cleveland, for its teachings and high principles will always be with us. SUPERLATIVES-FIRST: Ro, Carl, Mary Ann, Mike. SECOND: Frannie L., Chevvy, Barb, Frank, REAR: Frannie C., Eleanor, Jerry, Mike. SENIOR OFFICERS PRESIDENT .............. ........ VICE-PRESIDENT ........ .,....... F rances Curro SECRETARY ....,..... Mary Ann O'Neil Donato Grieco TREASURERS ........ ...,.... D olores Falcone Sandra Beck GIRLS' MARSHAL ....... ........ F rances Zanda BOYS' MARSHAL ...,.... ........ R ichard Tuzzo SENIOR SUPERLATIVES MOST SPORTSMANLIKE ........ MOST ACTIVE ....... BEST GROOMED ....... ....... MOST COURTEOUS .............. MOST HUMOROUS ...... ....... FRIENDLIEST ...... Barbara Heather Frank Cordaro Frances Curro Jerry Sala Mary Ann Santasiero Michael Grisanti Eleanor Rua Michael Battaglia Frances Licata Saverio Lattuca Rosalie Panepinto Carl Perla .Richard Lunghino KATHLEEN ABBOTOY- 'Tis not in her power to SECRETARIAL. Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4. Guidance Club, Pin Girl. MARVIN ABRAMS- It is not the burden but the overburden that kills the beast. SCIENCE. JEAN ACQUISTA- FriendIiness, the noblest gift ot Heaven. GIENERAL. Sports, SAM ALESSANDRA- Happy the man who is con- tent. GENERAL. FRANK ALESSI- The world would perish were all men Iearned. GENERAL. Intramural Sports, Adver- tising. RUSSELL ALESSI- Slow and steady wins the race. GENERAL. Varsity Tennis, Projector Staff, Junior Day Program, Advertising Staff, Intramural Sports, Monitor, Varsity Cross Country. MARY ALIBERTI- Above our life we love a stead- fast friend. SECRETARIAL. Advertising, Junior Day Program, Guidance Club, Yearbook, Chorus, Sports. JEAN AMICO- The highest wisdom is continual cheerfulnessf' LANGUAGE. Latin Club, French Club, Italian Club, Pin Girl, Camera Club, Advertising. ROSALIE ANDOLINA- Music is well said to be the speech of angeIs. SECRETARIAL. Chromatic Club Award, School Play I, 2, Guidance Club, Italian Club, Chorus, Soloist for Special Assemblies, Sports. MARY ANZALONE- The silent countenance ofter speaks. BUSINESS. Pin Girl, Camera Club, School Play I. VINCENT ANZALONE- Nothing is so hard bu1 search will find it out. GENERAL. Intramural Sports, Varsity Cross Country, Camera Club, Monitor. RICHARD ARMENIA- 'Tis vain to quarrel with oui destiny. GENERAL, MAYMIE AROINICA- There is a silver lining tc every cloud. LANGUAGE. Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4 French Club Treasurer 3, Italian Club, Latin Club. CHESTER BAKER- Men of few words are the bes men. SCIENCE. Honor Roll 3, 4. Varsity Tennis Latin Club, Band. MICHAEL BATTAGLIA- The man of sense, of grace of accomplishment, of social power - the gentleman.' SCIENCE. Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4. Captain Varsiti Tennis, Tennis Trophy, Captain Varsity Basketball Most Courteous Junior Boy, Latin Club Treasurer 4 Intramural Sports, Most Courteous Senior Boy, Junio President, Junior Day Program, Monitor. SANDRA BECK- Knowledge is but folly unless it i guided by grace. SCIENCE. Honor Roll 4. Pin Girl French Club Treasurer I, Junior Chamber of Com merce Award, Senior Class Treasurer, Monitor, Year book, Operetta. DOLORES BELLOM0- As full of spirit as the montl of May. SECRETARIAL. School Play I, Chorus Sports. RODNEY BENNETT- Great thoughts, like grea deeds, need no trumpet. GENERAL. Monitor. 50 IUIS BERRAFATO- Honor and truth and man- :nd. GENERAL. Varsity Football, All-High Second atball Team. AELIA BERTINI- Pleasure and action make the Jrs seem short. GENERAL. School Play I, 2, orus, Junior Day Program, Vice-President Red Cross mmittee, Camera Club, Pin Girl. CILLE BESSETTE- Happiness seems made to be ared. SECRETARIAL. Advertising, Monitor, Chorus. SEPH BIONDI- Three-fifths of him genius and J-fifths sheer fudge. SCIENCE. Honor Roll I, 2, 4. Panel Discussion Group, Monitor, Junior Day igram, Presidential Candidate in Assembly, Asso- te Editor Yearbook. SE MARY BLANDO- Conversation is the labora- y and workshop of the student. HOMEMAKING. Jrus, Monitor. MES BORK- I-Ie is noble that hath noble condi- 1s, BUSINESS. Chess Club, Monitor, Intramural irts, Christmas Play 3, DRGE BRAUN- Men's words are ever bolder than ir deeds, GENERAL, French Club, Band, Intra- ral Sports, Panel Discussion Group, Monitor. NCY BRONCATO+ Simplicity is sacred in the of Heaven, GENERAL. THONY BUEMER Mine honour is my life. ENCE. I-Ionor Roll I, 2, 3, 4. Latin Club, Varsity inis, Slide Rule Club, TOINETTE BURGIO- Grace was in all her steps, ven in her eyes. SCIENCE. Sports, Monitor. JL CARDARELLA- lf you would lift me, you t be on higher ground, GENERAL, Intramural 'ts, Winner of Health Poster Contest. IN CARLSON- Slumber is more sweet than toil. ENCE. Monitor, IMA CARR- Laughter is a most healthful exer- . SECRETARIAL. Monitor, Chorus. S CARTONIA- Every man is the maker of his fortune. GENERAL. Intramural Sports. .OL CASE- A soft answer turneth away wrath. ZETARIAL. Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4. Pin Girl, Moni- Guidance Club, .RLES CICERO- Music hath charm. GENERAL. I, Varsity Track, Latin Club, Intramural Sports. NK G. COLANGELO- What one has, one ought se, and whatever he does he should do with all might. ENGINEERING. Monitor, Slide Rule NK J. COLANGELO- He who has light in him- will never revolve as a satelIite. BUSINESS. I Discussion Group, Junior Day Program, Monitor, . Model Assembly, Top Homeroom Night Football man, Presidential Candidate in Assembly, Sl CHARLES CONIGLIO- I had rather have a tool to make me merry, than experience to make me sad. BUSINESS. Honor Roll 3. Monitor. IRVING COOPER- A good man can suffer no dis- grace. GENERAL. Chess Club, Intramural Sports. FRANK CORDARO- O, what strong hand can hold his swift toot back. GENERAL. Varsity Basketball, Varsity Track, Varsity Football, All-High Football Team, Most Sportsmanlike Junior, Most Sportsmanlike Senior Boy, Projector Staff. LOUIS COSTELLO- All his actions denote good nature. SCIENCE. Band, Intramural Sports. STEVE CUCCIA- Faint heart ne'er won fair lady. LANGUAGE. Honor Roll I. FRANCES CURRO- None knew thee but to love thee, nor named thee but to praise. SECRETARIAL. Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4. Debate, Reading Club, Panel Discussion Group, Camera Club, Pin Girl, Christmas Play 3, Junior Day Program, Junior Vice-President, Most Active Junior Girl, Secretary Red Cross Com- mittee, Associate Editor Yearbook, Latin Club, U. N. Model Assembly, Guidance Club, Most Active Senior Girl, Senior Vice-President, Valedictorian. JESSIE CUSIMANO- They can conquer who believe they can. BUSINESS. Honor Roll 4. Pin Girl. JOHN DASTA- To be a fine gentleman is to be a generous and brave man. BUSINESS. Honor Roll 3. Band, Intramural Sports, Varsity Football, All-High Honorable Mention, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Track, Monitor. ANNETTE DENA- A friend to all who need one. SECRETARIAL. Monitor, Yearbook. JOANN DI BARTOLO- A quiet tongue shows a wise head. LANGUAGE. Honor Roll I. Sports, Adver- tising, Latin Club, Italian Club. ROSE MARIE DI CHRISTOPHER- Friendship, the longer it grows, the stronger it is. BUSINESS. Monitor. BENJAMIN DI GESARE- He that once is good is always great. BUSINESS. VINCENT DI NATALE- Reason and judgment are the qualities of a leader. SCIENCE. Varsity Cross Country, Varsity Track, Varsity Football, Intramural Sports, Monitor. ANTHONY DI VITA- Too great haste leads us tc error. GENERAL. Varsity Tennis. VIOLA DOCKSTADER- Soft words break no bones. BUSINESS. Monitor, Chorus. ROSE DOLCE- A good heart knows the power o' gentlenessf' GENERAL. Monitor. ANTOINETTE DOMINO- Plain speech is better thar much wit. SECRETARIAL. Monitor, Junior Day Pro gram, School Play I, Sports. PATRICIA DRAGO-- lt is a friendly heart that ha plenty of friends. BUSINESS. President French Clul 3, Camera Club, Projector Staff, Sports, Junior Da' Program. 52 DOLORES FALCONE- If you have knowledge, let others light their candles at it. SCIENCE. Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4. Debate, Latin Club, Guidance Club, Camera Club, Panel Discussion Group, U. N. Model Assembly, D. A. R. Award, Sports, Slide Rule Club, Italian Club. VINCENT FALSONE-- It is rnan's virtue which makes him trustworthy. SCIENCE. Projector Staff, Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Track, Monitor, LUCILLE FALZONE- The gentle mind by gentle deeds is known. SECRETARIAL. Advertising Staff, Monitor. ALFRED FELIX- 'Tis liberty that everyone loves. SCIENCE. Varsity Cross Country, Band, Latin Club, Intramural Sports. JOSEPHINE FENNO- Her heart was merry. GEN- ERAL. Guidance Club, Monitor. MARIE FENO- 'Tis better to be brief, than tedious, SECRETARIAL, Chorus. RAYMOND FERGUSON- Knowledge, without prac- tice, makes but half an artist. BUSINESS. Intra- 'nural Sports. DOROTHY FERN- Little bodies have great souls. EENERAL. ROSE FIERRO- There's no cosmetic for beauty, like rtappinessf' GENERAL. Chorus. ROBERT FILIPPONE-lno picturel Absent but still one of us. GENERAL. JOSEPH CARL FIORELLA- Rich prizes wait for those who do not waver. . ENGINEERING. Varsity Foot- Jall, Intramural Sports, Advertising, Yearbook, Varsity Track, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Baseball, Monitor, Slide Rule Club, Band. MARIO FIORELLA+ I am wealthy in my friends. SCIENCE. Band, BERNADETTE FIX- Kindness gives birth to kind- 1ess. SECRETARIAL. Sports. MARY GRACE FRANDINA- Silence is a virtue which :ew possess. BUSINESS. Advertising. ROSE MARIE GAGLIONE- Good manners and soft words have brought many a difficult thing to pass. SCIENCE. Honor Roll 2, 3. Latin Club, French Club, Slide Rule Club, Pin Girl, Projector Staff. DHILIP GANCI- With his back to the field, and his feet to the foe. GENERAL. Varsity Football. Varsity Track. IOHN GANGI- To be honest, as this world goes, s to be one man picked out of ten thousand. GEN- ERAL, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Football. SARAH GENOVESE- None are fair but who are Lind. BUSINESS. Honor Roll I, 2, Italian Club. ROY GERACI- Seek honor first and pleasure lies aehindf' GENERAL. Varsity Cross Country, Varsity Baseball, Advertising Award, Varsity Football, All- -ligh Football Team, Camera Club, Yearbook. 53 JOSEPHINE GERVASE- Good manners are the blos- som of good sense and feeling. GENERAL. Camera Club, Chorus, Advertising. ANNA GIARDINA- She fills her lifetime with deeds, not with inactive years. BUSINESS. Pin Girl, Square Dancing. JOAN GIOMUNDO- Self-trust is the first secret of success. BUSINESS. Honor Roll 2, 4. School Play I, Sports, Italian Club, Junior Day Program, School Play 2. SONIA GRANVILLE- Her ways are ways of pleasant- ness, and all her paths are peace. SCIENCE. Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4. Camera Club, Latin Club, School Play I, Guidance Club, Panel Discussion Group, Slide Rule Club, Monitor, Operetta, Pin Girl, Yearbook. JACQUELINE GRAYSON- Art and genius guide the heart. GENERAL. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. Advertising Manager, Junior Day Program, Operetta, Secretarial Awards. SANDRA GRAZIANO- Silence is more eloquent than words. SECRETARIAL. Sports, Band, Orchestra. CAROL GREGORY- Maiden of the laughing eyes. GENERAL. Sports, Chorus, Monitor. DONATO GRIECO- Knowledge begins a gentleman, but 'tis conversation that completes the man. EN- GINEERING. Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4. Varsity Cross Country, Varsity Baseball, French Club, Monitor, Panel Discussion Group, Intramural Sports, Junior Homeroom Treasurer, Senior Boys' Treasurer, Debate, Yeabook. MICHAEL GRISANTI- A wit in the very first line. SCIENCE. Honor Roll I, 3, 4. Panel Discussion Group, Intramural Sports, Best Groomed Senior, Associate Editor Yearbook. STELLA GRISANTI- Joy lights the candle in her heart. SECRETARIAL. Honor Roll 4. Sports, Chorus, Junior Day Program. SARAH GUARINO- To doubt her fairness were to want an eye. GENERAL. School Play I, Operetta. SANTINA GULIANO- God helps them that help themselves. LANGUAGE. Monitor, French Club, Italian Club. SANTA GULLO- Greatness is so often a courteous synonym for great success. BUSINESS. Pin Girl, Monitor, Most Sportsmanlike Junior Girl. Honor Roll 4. SALLY HAFNER-- lt's that smile that wins them. SECRETARIAL. Sports, Guidance Club, Monitor, Com- mittee Chairman of Red Cross Committee. LEA HARK- Wisdom is better than rubies. SCI- ENCE. Honor Roll 3, 4. JOAN HASNETT- An ounce of mirth is worth a pound of sorrow. GENERAL. BARBARA HEATHER- lt's great to be great but it is greater to be human. BUSINESS. Honor Roll I, 3, 4. Pin Girl, Monitor, General Chairman of Red Cross Committee, Co-Editor '53 Yearbook, Camera Club, Junior Day Program, Most Sportsmanlike Senior. WILLIAM HERRING- I am escaped with the skin of my teeth. SCIENCE. French Club, Varsity Football. 54 RRY GRACE INSERA- Honest labor bears a lovely .e. LANGUAGE. Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4. Latin ib, French Club, Camera Club, Projector Staff aasurer 3, Sports, Slide Rule Club, Debate, President nera Club 4, U. N. Model Assembly, Associate tor Yearbook. ILLIAM KELLER- l'Il find the way and make it. ISINESS. Camera Club President 3, Camera Club :e-President 4. Honor Roll 4. AROLD KOONS- Genius and gladness succeed each ter. BUSINESS. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. Intramural arts, Monitor. tYMOND KOVALL- His smile is worth a million llars. GENERAL. Chess Club, Varsity Football, rsity Basketball, Varsity Baseball, Monitor, Intra- iral Sports. SEPHINE LA CORTE- A smile with a hint of schief. BUSINESS. Honor Roll 4. Pin Girl, Italian ib Secretary 3, Junior Home Room Treasurer. 'SE MARIE LA FALCE- Friendly and fair goes . SECRETARIAL. Monitor. VERIO LATTUCA- A little nonsense now and en is relished by the best of men. SCIENCE. French lb, Junior Day Program, School Play I, Most Humor- s Senior Boy, Cheerleader, Band, Christmas Play J. RNARD LE CASTRE- Happy men shall have iny friends. GENERAL. Band, Monitor, Intra- iral Sports. SAN LEPERTINO- Sincerity is the key to friend- p. SECRETARIAL. Honor Roll I, 4. Sports. CY LIBERATORE- Always that mischievous nkle in her eyes. SECRETARIAL. Sports. ANCES LICATA- They are rich who have true ands. SECRETARIAL. Sports, Most Humorous 'iior Girl, Monitor. XRY LIMINA- The fairest garden in her looks. IRETARIAL. Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4. Chorus, Sports. BERT LOIACANO- Let me live in a house by the e of the road and be a friend to man. GENERAL. rsity Track, Varsity Basketball, Intramural Sports, initor, Yearbook. ANK LOMBARDO- Write me as one who loves fellow men. BUSINESS. Camera Club, ltalian ib, Monitor, Junior Day Program. RRY LO SARDO- Friendship, the wine of life. NERAL. Chorus, School Play I. :HARD LUNGHINO- An honest man's the :lest work ot God. ENGINEERING. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. Varsity Cross Country, Varsity Track, tool Play 2, Varsity Tennis, Varsity Basketball, easurer Junior Class, Panel Discussion Group, Senior ss President, Monitor, Debate, Latin Club First wsul, Intramural Sports, Yearbook. ANNE MAGGIO- The less you speak the more i hear. SECRETARIAL, l'A MARY MAGGIOTTO- Always talking, never sing. GENERAL. Sports, Debate, School Play I, e-President of French Club 3, Declamation Contest, dance Club, Italian Club, Projector Staff, Monitor. 55 RUTH MARACLE- Bright star, would I were as steadfast as thou. BUSINESS. Honor Roll I, 2. Sports. CAMILLE MARASCO- I ride the world with a joy- ful mind. SECIRIETARIAL. Honor Roll 3, 4. Sports, Monitor. THOMAS MARASCO- I will not give sleep to mine eyes, or slumber to mine eyelids. SCIENCE. Varsity Track, Varsity Cross Country, Latin Club, School Play I, Intramural Sports, Slide Rule Club. GERALDINE MARINO- High erected thoughts seatec in the heart of courtesy. SCIENCE. French Club. JOANN MARINO- lt my heart were not light, I would die. GENERAL. Advertising, Sports. BEATRICE MARTIN- Virtue finds stable footing in youth. GENERAL. Chorus. VERONICA MARTIN- Speak little and to the pur- pose, GENERAL. Sports. FRANCES MARZULLO- Sincerity and truth are the basis of every virtue. SCIENCE. Junior Home Roorr Treasurer. ANGELA MASTANDREA- Speak fair, and think what you will. SECRETARIAL. Pin Girl. ROSE MARIE MASTRANTONIO- Where reasor rules the mind. SCIENCE. Honor Roll 2. Sports, Latin Club, Projector Staff, Italian Club, Slide Rule Club. KATHLEEN MCGUIRE- She's the Ioveliest lassie that trips on the green. SECRETARIAL. RICHARD MECCA- .lesters do oft prove prophets. GENERAL. Varsity Football, Junior Day Program, Band, Intramural Sports. MARY MINEO- Blushing is virtue's color. BUSI- NESS. CONSTANCE MONESI- Life has no blessing like e prudent friend. GENERAL. Sports, Chorus. DONALD MORRISON- Better be lucky than rich.' GENERAL. ANTHONY MUSCARELLA- I am monarch of all survey. SCIENCE. Honor Roll I, 2, 4. Latin Clul: President 2, Varsity Tennis, Intramural Sports, Year- book, Monitor, School Play I. JOSEPHINE MUSCARELLA- Always ready for 2 good time. GENERAL. Sports. JOYCE NADOLINSKI- O, running stream of spark ling joy. GENERAL. Sports, Chorus. 56 ANIEL NAPLES- The cares of today are seldom lose of tomorrow. GENERAL. DBERT NASCA- He has a friendly smile and he ears it always. BUSINESS. French Club, Band, l6SS Club Team Captain, Monitor, Camera Club, tramural Sports. EATRICE NAZARIAN- lf virtue keep court within, znour will attend without. SCIENCE. Honor Roll 4. DSEPHINE ANN NIGRO- A merry heart goes all e day. SECRETARIAL. Honor Roll 2, 4. Camera ub, Guidance Club, Sports, School Play I, Monitor, . N. Model Assembly. I ANN NOBILE- She brings such gay and shining ings to pass. GENERAL. School Play I, 2. Sports, inior-Senior Dance Committee, Junior Day Program. XMES NOTARO- Sleep is the best cure for waking :uubIes. BUSINESS. School Play I, Cheerleader, 'oiector Staff, Intramural Sports, Monitor. KLVATORE ODDO- Every inch a man. GENERAL. arsity Football, All-High Teams, Intramural Sports, onitor. ARY ANN O'NElL- Efficiency carried out effi- 2ntly. GENERAL. Sports, Guidance Club, Junior ass Secretary, Senior Class Secretary. DREEN PANEPINTO- A happy soul is merry com- ny. GENERAL. Chorus, Junior Day Program, orts. JSALIE PANEPINTO- The very flower of youth. CRETARIAL. Chorus, Secretary of Camera Club 2, onitor, Friendliest Senior Girl. ISEPH PECORARO- Humor is the health of the ul. SCIENCE. Varsity Baseball, Intramural Sports. ISEPH PERA+ Thought is deeper than all speech. JSINESS. Honor Roll 2. Band. XRL PERLAH The less men talk, the more they ink. SCIENCE. Varsity Track, Varsity Football, tramural Sports, Chess Club, Friendliest Junior Boy, iendliest Senior Boy. 'INE PETIX- 'Tis plenty, in small fortune to be at. SECRETARIAL. Honor Roll I. Chorus, Monitor. AN PIERI- Ambition, a powerful source of good. tNGUAGE. Sports, Advertising, Slide Rule Club, ench Club, Italian Club, Chorus, School Play I. JROTHY PIERI- Mirth and laughter make the day ss. GENERAL, Chorus. IERESA PIGNONE- lt is not enough to do good, e must do it in a good way. SECRETARIAL. Honor ll 2, 4. Junior Day Program, Advertising. NA PIZZUTO- 'Tis good to be merry and wise. ISINESS. Sports, School Play 2, Chorus. 57 LOUIS POLVINO- Necessity makes even the timid brave. GENERAL. JUNE POTTER- A source of innocent merriment. GENERAL. Monitor. JEAN PROVENZO- Whose words all ears took cap- tive. LANGUAGE. Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4. School Play I, Debate, Guidance Club, Panel Discussion Group, Sports, Latin Club, Monitor, Band, Chess Club, Slide Rule Club, Yearbook, Camera Club, Top Home Room Night Football Salesman. HELEN PUMA- A little body doth often harbor a great souI. SECRETARIAL. Chorus. ANTOINETTE RAMPINO- A sweet expression is the highest type of Ioveliness. SECRETARIAL. Sports, Guidance Club. FRANK RANDAZZO- Unhampered by Iife's cares. GENERAL. Intramural Sports, Band. JOSEPH RANDAZZO- Good deeds are silent, EN- GINEERING. Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4. President of Projector Staff 4, Intramural Sports, Slide Rule Club, Varsity Basketball Manager. MARIE REINBOLD- The only way to have a friend is to be one. SCIENCE. Secretary Camera Club 3, 4, French Club, Italian Club, Pin Girl, Associate Editor Yearbook. ARLENE RINALDO- Who walks with beauty has no need of fear. SECRETARIAL. Sports, Chorus. JAMES RITCHIE- A friend of man is he. GEN- ERAL. Projector Staff, Monitor, Varsity Football, Hon- orable Mention for All-High, Intramural Sports. ROSE RITTER- She's not an artist, but she can draw friends. GENERAL. Camera Club, Junior Home Room Treasurer, Monitor, Latin Club, Yearbook, Panel Discussion Group, Pin Girl. MARIETTA RIZZO- Manner, not gold, is woman's best adornmentf' GENERAL. Camera Club, Monitor, Chorus. SARA RIZZO- How far that little candle throws her beam, SECRETARIAL. Sports, Monitor, Yearbook. BARBARA ROBERTS- O, thou art fairer than the evening star. SCIENCE. Declamation Contest, Operetta. ARLENE ROLLINS- I just think that dreams are best, SECRETARIAL. Honor Roll 4. Sports, Chorus, Guidance Club, Panel Discussion Group, Monitor, Pro- jector Staff, Camera Club. JOSEPH RIOSATO- Congenial, fun-loving, and an all around good paI. BUSINESS. Cheerleader Captain, Chess Club, Intramural Sports, Junior Day Program, Band, Table Tennis Doubles Champion 3. MARIO ROSSE1'I'I- Ambition and valor well blended. LANGUAGE. Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4. Latin Club, Italian Club President 3, Monitor, Co-Editor '53 Yearbook, Oratorical Contest, School Play I, Intramural Sports, Panel Discussion Group. ELEANOR RUA- She touches nothing but she adds a charm. SECRETARIAL. Honor Roll I, 4. Friend- liest Junior Girl, Junior Day Program, Chorus, Most Courteous Senior Girl. 58 .ARIE RUNFOLA- lf she isn't joining the fun, ie's mal-Ling it. SCIENCE. Honor Roll 2. Sports, dvertising, Chorus. ERRY SAIA- Climb high, Climb far, your goal the .y, your aim the star. ENGINEERING. Honor Roll 2, 4. Debate, Varsity Tennis, Intramural Sports, 'ojector Staff, Latin Club, U. N. Model Assembly rip to New York Cityl Panel Discussion Group, Most ctive Junior Boy, Most Active Senior Boy, Yearbook, .onitor, School Play 2, Voice of Democracy Orator. JSEPHINE SALDI- l'll make my dreams and follow riere they lead me. BUSINESS. Honor Roll 4, Jorts, Monitor. IARIE SALERNO- Rich joy and love she got and ive. GENERAL. Sports, Monitor. ALMA SALTINO- I love to play, I Ioye to dance, Jt most of all I love romance. GENERAL. Sports, horus. EAN SALVOL'A light heart lives long. BUSI- ESS. Sports. IARY ANN SANTASIERO- And her face so fair irs with her dreams, as rose leaves with the air. ECRETARIAL. Honor Roll I, 3, 4. Sports, Best roomed Junior Girl, Most Courteous Junior Girl, Best roomed Senior Girl. EROME SCADUTO+ When the teacher's away, this udent will play. GENERAL. Service Club Captain, itramural Sports. USSELL SCALZI- You may safely depend on char- :ter. BUSINESS. Honor Roll l, 3, 4. Varsity Foot- all, Monitor, Intramural Sports. NTOINETTE SCIME- Trust follows her words. JSINESS. NNE SHANNON- The countenance is the portrait ' the mind, the eyes are its informersf' LANGUAGE. 'ench Club, Latin Club, Panel Discussion Group, ide Rule Club, Monitor, Pin Girl, Yearbook, Pro- ctor Staff. ATRICIA SMITH- Stately tall and serenely fair. ECRETARIAL, Pin Girl, Junior Day Program, Guid- ice Club, Christmas Play 3. UY SOLLITTO- Carefree and happy-go-lucky. BUS- JESS. Honor Roll I. Intramural Sports. DUISE SPARACINO- Pleasant company alone akes life tolerable, GENERAL. 'ILLIAM STEVENSON- Soft words are hard argu- ents. SCIENCE. IANCES STRAUB- Always merry and bright. ECRETARIAL. Honor Roll 3, 4. Sports, Library Mon- Jr, Essay Contest Winner, Junior Day Program, worus, KMES TELESCO- Praise makes good men better. JSINIESS. Varsity Basketball, Varsity Baseball, Intra- ural Sports. .ARE TERESI- A dark beauty, mystic and excit- g. SECRETARIAL. Monitor. 59 Sports. VIVIAN HAFNER As the night of graduation approaches and we prospective graduates are busy studying for examinations, we cannot help but think of the empty places left by two deceased classmates -Vivian Hafner and Anthony Campanella, who graduated before us. SYLVIA TERPOLILLI- Charm strikes the sight and merit wins the soul. SECRETARIAL. Honor Roll I. CONSTANCE TERRITO- Her eyes are homes of silent prayer. SECRETARIAL. Sports. SHIRLEY ANN TOMASELLI- Love is something so divine. SECRETARIAL. Chorus, Latin Club, School Play I, Sports. JOSEPHINE TORRAGROSSA- So sweet the blush of bashfulnessf' SECRETARIAL. Sports. CAMILLE TRICOLI- Mirth, with thee I mean to Iive. SECRETARIAL. Sports. PHIL TRIPI- The strong arm of a comrade kind. GENERAL. Intramural Sports, Varsity Football, Monitor. RICHARD TUZZO-- Wit and personality make the man. BUSINESS. Varsity Track, Varsity Cross Country, Intramural Sports, Junior Boys' Marshal, Senior Boys' Marshal. CONSTANCE VALLONE- We all love a pretty girl. GENERAL. MARIE VATICANO- Only a sweet and virtuous soul, like seasoned timber, never gives. BUSINESS. Honor Roll 4. Pin Girl, Italian Club. LOUIS VILLA- The world needs men to battle for the truth. GENERAL. Camera Club, Intramural ...IN SEPTEMBER 22, 1950 We recall the laughing eyes, smiling face and the ever- so-cheery Hello of Vivian. A loyal Groverite she was, for at football games and other sports she could be heard cheering enthusiastically. Vivian was an honor student as well as an athlete. We surely have missed her but shall long remember. RY ANN VULLO- A great deal is often done vtly. SCIENCE. Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4. French J, Camera Club Treasurer 4, Projector Staff, Pin , Slide Rule Club, Associate Editor Yearbook. .LY WAGNER- The fortune of this lassie fair lies t of all in her glorious hair. SECRETARIAL. 'ts, Advertising, Chorus, Operetta, Junior Day gram. IES WALD- By the work one tells the workman. INESS. Honor Roll 4. Varsity Football. LERT WALTER- Toil, says the proverb, is the sire ame. SCIENCE. Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4. French J, Reading Club, U. N. Model Assembly, Intramural 'ts RIE WEINHEIMER- The best way to do good to elves is to do it to others. SCIENCE. Advertising, '1 Club, Camera Club, Italian Club, Pin Girl, Junior Program, Operetta, Chorus, Yearbook. HIE WINSTEL- The hand that hath made you hath made you good. ENGINEERING. Pin Girl, z Rule Club, Guidance Club, Yearbook. LOL WOOD- As merry as the day is long. AEMAKING. Honor Roll 2, 3. Camera Club, Pin Yearbook Art Staff, CounseIor's Monitor. NCES ZANDA- Beauty and youth are thine SCIENCE. Junior Girls' Marshal, Senior Girls' shal, French Club, Pin Girl. IIE ZANZANO- She left no little things behind pting loving thoughts and kind. SCIENCE. ts, School Play 2. IRENE ZINDLE- 'Tis better to do well than to say well. LANGUAGE. Monitor, Sports, Red Cross Com- mittee. ANTHONY CAMPANELLA A ' JANUARY 30, 1952 :- Anthony, also, was an active participant in Grover's tivities. On assembly days he played a trumpet in the :nt row of the school band. He was well liked for his od-humored friendliness. Anthony, who had hoped one y to be a marine like his brother Paul, is now a soldier of God where there is no bloodshed and strife but only Eternal Peace. Indeed these two beloved classmates have graduated before us, but they are still a memorable part of our Class of l953. LAST WILL Mary Anne Vullo We the class of l953, acquainted with the ways and customs of sane people, and being ourselves supposedly of sound mind and body, do hereby make and declare this to be our last will and testament. To the Junior boys we leave Homeroom 208 for one year. To the Junior girls is left an additional flight of stairs to climb. fPuff!l Upon the Sophomore class is bestowed the long awaited distinguished title of Upper Classmen, which brings with it a feeling of being a necessary part of the school. To the Freshmen, who will be elevated to a new height, the auditorium shelf , goes the honor of being looked up to by the rest of the student body. 'k 41 A' The following personal bequests are made: To Marie Griffo is left Frannie Curro's charming per- sonality and leadership. To Al Spino, Dick Lunghino gives his speed in cross country. Jim Di Natale's high jumps over the hurdles are given to Eugene Godios, while Theresa Pignone leaves to Sandra Graziadei her withered Senior Day corsage. Bob Loiacano bequeathes the green and orange socks that he wore during the basketball games to Sal Valvo. Tony Bueme's worn-out tennis racket goes to Larry Costa. Marie Saccomando shall possess Dolores Falcone's old rebuttal cards. Phil Ganci's fullback position goes to Tom Novaro. Sara Rizzo's old moldy business law notes are left to Nina Burgio. Pat Drago leaves five or six inches to her sister Carol. Tom Aurelio is left an additional amount of courtesy from Mike Battaglia, Eleanor Rua's friendliness goes to Lucille Contino. Joyce Nadolinski leaves the teachers peace and quiet. Vita Maggiotto wills her gift of gab to Sarah Conti. iPoor kidli To John Aurelio, Marie Reinbold leaves all the rules in her Italian book and also the exceptions to the exceptions. Bob Nasca bequeathes his ability to play chess to Joseph Lamantia, while Joe Rosato gives his cheerleading enthusiasm to John LoRocco. The never-to-be-forgotten shocking pink shirt of James Bork goes to Bob McMasters. Dolores Bellomo bestows her love for football games iand the players? to Rose Bruno. Chevy Lattuca leaves his saxo- phone, complete with sour notes, to Russ DiBartolo for future use. To anyone as small as herself, Helen Puma bestows the privilege of being called Shorty. Barbara Heather wills her friendship with Mr. Beech and also her seat in his room to Josephine Acquisto. Antoinette Domino leaves a ribbon to tie any future pony tail which Marie Vetrano may decide to grow. All the Senior football players bequeath their outstand- ing sportsmanship to any underclassmen who wish to follow their fine examples. ' A space on Fourteenth Street is reserved for Joe Carriero's car. Camille Tricoli bequeathes the unused social ticket on her budget card to Antoinette Pignataro. ln each waste paper basket, Maymie Aronica reluctantly leaves a wad of gum, while Frannie Zanda refuses to give up Dick Tuzzo. Sandy Beck leaves her toothpaste to Rose Santalucia so that she may keep up her Pepsodent smile . Barbara Roberts leaves her intermediate review book with a sigh of re I i ef. The yearbook staff leaves its headaches and fun to next year's staff. sl RETROSPECT MARIE REINBOLD this be the end? 'on-to-be-forgotten phase of our lives? so. ter is it the graduation to a new life. 2 for a fond glance behind us, then . . . the journey onward. books lie in wait for those who follow, nur memories we shall take with us, in them we shall find strength. L!!! Der Vera DVER CLEVELAND HIGH SCHOOL 63 PATRONS Abbaotoy, George iMr. and Mrs.J Alba's Grocery Alba, Paul lMrs.J Alfano, Stephen, Sr. iMr. and Mrs.J Aliotta, Philip iMr. and Mrs.l All-Star Cleaners Alpha Tau Zeta Sorority Amabile, Barbara Amigone, Nicholas lMr. and Mrs.i Andolina, C. iMr. and Mrs.l Andolina, Charles iMr. and Mrs.l Andolina, Russell lMr. and Mrs.l Anzalaco, Josephine Anzalone, Mary Arcuri, Sarah lMrs.l Arnone, G. A. CMr. and Mrs.J Arnone, Jo Ann Arnone, Rosemary Atanasio, A. iMrs.J Baldi, Michael iMr. and Mrs.l Barone, V. lMr. and Mrs.i Battaglia, Anthony lMr. and Mrs.l Beck, Sandy Beech, Earl iMr.J Bell, Robert Bellanca, Phil J. Bertola, Sam lMr. and Mrs.l Big Six, The Blando, Rose Mary Bonito, Camille Bonito, Peter iMr.l Bonney, Jacqueline Botticelle, Ophelia, R. N. lMrs.i Boyd, George C. iMr. and Mrs.l Boyd, George C. lMr. and Mrs.J Brancato, Mary iMrS-l Broncato, Nancy Bud and Carol Buffalo Auto Wrecking Buscaglia, Joseph iMr. and Mrs.J Caldarella, John lMr. and Mrs.J Campo, John and Mary Cappellano, Lena iMrs.J Caruso, Laura iMrs.J Cascio, Casper lMr. and Mrs.J Case, Gloria Cassata lMr. and Mrs.J Castiglia, Jo Ann Castiglia, Rose lMrs.l Castiglia, Sam iMr. and Mrs.J Cavagnaro Press Chemali and Sons, G. F. Cherico, John iMr. and Mrs.J Chianta, Mary Christopher, Anthony lMr. and Mrs.l Christopher, Sal Cirino, Florence lMrs.l Cirino, Mary C. lMissl Cirrito, James iMr. and Mrs.J Club 97 Colangelo, James lMr. and Mrs.l Colangelo, James V. iMr. and Mrs.l Collins, Pauline Cook, Jacob lMr. and Mrs.J Cooper, Deanna Cradle, Mike lMr. and Mrs.l Crage, Cathy Cretecci, Maymie iMrs.i Curro, Salvatore iMr. and Mrs.l Cusimano, James lMrs.l Cuviello, Catherine lMissl Dagonese, Frank Dairyland Restaurant Damico, J. iMr. and Mrs.l Dasta, Samuel lMrs.l Davis, Wilmer lMr. and Mrs.J De Carlo, Joseph H. lMrs.l De Marco, Daniel lMr. and Mrs.l Dena, Samuel fMr. and Mrs.l Devine, J. lMr.l Di Baisi, Peter Di Baisi, Angelo iMr. and Mrs.i Di Bartolo, Angelo iMr. and Mrs.l Di Christopher, Carmen iMr. and Mrs.l Dick and Phil Diebow, Thomas iMr. and Mrs.l Di Giacomo, Sebastian lMr. and Mrs.l Di Gregorio, Grace Di Stephano, Thomas iMrs.l Dockstader lMrs.l Doher, George Dolce, Rose Dowd, William H. iMr.l Dowd, W. H. iMr. and Mrs.l Drago, Ross iMr. and Mrs.D Dubreville, John lMr. and Mrs.i Dubreville, Justin A. Durno, Raymond Durno, Raymond, lce Follies Durno, Raymond iMr. and Mrs.J Eldridge, Perry C. Elmwood Hardware Co., Inc. Enzina, Joseph lMr. and Mrs.l Faber lMissJ Falcone, C. iMr. and Mrs.i Fashano, Barbara Fashano, Jo Federico, C. iMrs.l Fenno, Josephine Feno, Marie Fertitta, Vincent lMr. and Mrs.J Fiorella, Peter J. Fitzgerald, Thomas iMr. and Mrs.l Fix, Patrick E. Fix, Sarah lMrs.J Fix, Suzanne Marie Francis, Philip lMr.l Frank lMr. and Mrs.i A Friend A Friend 64 I I O A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend Gaglione, Fred iMr. and Mrs.J Galiano, Joseph lMr. and Mrs.l Galla, Peter lMr. and Mrs.l Gatti, D. L. Gembrone, Nelson Genco, Michael iMr. and Mrs.J Gerace, Ciro lMr. and Mrs.l Geraci, August iMr. and Mrs.J Gervase, Charles Giagnacova, William Giancarlo, Michael iMr. and Mrs.l Giardina, Frank iMr. and Mrs.J Giganti, William A. Gioeli, Charles lMr. and Mrs.l Granata, Anthony S. Granville, Herbert J. iMr. and Mrs.J Grayson, Jackie Graziano, J. lMr. and Mrs.J Greco, Louise Greco, Michelina Green, James lMr. and Mrs.J Grimaldi, Angelo iMr. and Mrs.J Gugino, Anthony F. iMr. and Mrs.l Guliano, Peter iMr. and Mrs.i Gurreri, Joseph iMr. and Mrs.J Hafner, Sally Hark, Lea Harla, Joan Hasnett, Joan Heather, Barbara Helwig, Warren Henretty Bros. Delicatessen Herbal, Helen Herbal, Sylvia H09-in, Eugene E. lMr.J Horning, A. lMrs.l Howe, Robert R. lMr. and Mrs.J Howie, H. iMr. and Mrs,J lmpellitier, Marsha lngrao, Nicolo lMr.J Inquaggiato, Alfanso lnquaggiato, Joseph iMr. and Mrs. lnsalaco, M. iMr. and Mrs.J lnsera, Frank iMr.l I. V. Donut Shop 8. Home Bakery Jean and Tony Joy and Gerda Kareff, Louis Karffe, Louis Kearney's Delicatessen Kehoe, Stephen fMr. and Mrs,l Keller, Edward iMr. and Mrs.l Kelly, Donald lMr.l Kent, Lynn Kent, Matthew lMr. and Mrs.l Kinkade, Robert V. iCorporalJ Kinkade, Virgil lMr.l Kuflik, Rose Kuhn, George lMr. and Mrs.J La Corte, C. lMrs.l La Paglia, Margaret E. lMissl La Porte, Andrew lMr. and Mrs.J Lazzaro, .Philip iMr. and Mrs.J Lenoci, D. iMr. and Mrs.J Leone, Philip fMr.J Lepore, Richard Liberatore, C. iMr. and Mrs.J Liddle, Thomas A. Loney, M. Celestine Lorefice, James Maggio, Michael lMr. and Mrs.J Maggio, Sam lMr. and Mrs.l Maggiotto CMr. and Mrs.J Maile, J. fMr. and Mrs.l Mancuso, Russell Mancuso, Sam vlancuso, Samuel A. lMr, and Mrs.J illanganello, Mary Jlante, Carl IMr.J Aarasco, Camille vlaribello, Rose Marie Aarie and Steve Aarino, Geraldine llarshe, Harold lMrs.l Aartin, Veronica Aary and Millie Aarzullo, Martin fMr. and Mrs.J lasiello, Anthony lcMahon, George lcNamee, R. iMrs.J lendola, Concetta lenno, Frank lennilli, P. fMr. and Mrs.J enza, Audrey iddione, Carl fMr. and Mrs.l igliardi, John ilitello, Joseph T. ilitello, S. C. lMr. and Mrs.l ilitello, Vincent iller, Melvin lMr. and Mrs.l ineo, Joseph ineo, Randolph CMr. and Mrs.J ssineio, Mary J. lMissl ssineio, Michael fMr. and Mrs.J man, Charles fMr.l nntana, Pauline nntante, Angelo dolinski, Joyce rhols, C. lMr. and Mrs.l lro, Dominic CMr. and Mrs.l ro, Frances R. Nigro, Pasquale lMr. and Mrs.l Ninotta, Mary Notaro, Frank iMr.l Occhipinto, J. iMr. and Mrs.J Oddo, John lMr. and Mrs.J Orlando, James Owens, Bessie iMrs.J Pace, Thomas lMr. and Mrs.l Page, Nicholas iMr. and Mrs.J Pandolfino, Anthony fMr. and Mrs.l Pandolfino, Antoinette Pantonini, Rosalie Pascale, R. J. CMrs.l Patricola Jewelers Penn Nor Delicatessen Perrone, Nicholas Peschio, John D. fMrs.l Peter, Aurelio, Luigi Petock, Vic lMr. and Mrs.J Pezzino, Dorothy Pignone, Anthony iMr. and Mrs.J Pinto Trucking Polito, Carl lMr. and Mrs.l Poulter, Leslie Priore, Joseph M. Provenzo, Paul lMrs.l Provenzo, Paul fMr.J Pundurs, Evalds Punturo, A. iMrs.J Racle, V. fMrs.l Rampino, P. lMr. and Mrs.J Rampino, Ralph iMr. and Mrsj Reina, Mary lMissJ Reinbold, Marie Riccardo Rinaldo, Daniel fMr. and Mrs.J Rinaldo, Daniel CMr. and Mrs.J Ritter, Rose Rizzo, Sam Roberts, Joseph !Mr. and Mrs.J Rollins, Leslie lMr. and Mrs.J Ron and Al Rua, Eleanor Ruggiero, Anthony, Jean, Sassy Runfola, Anthony Runfola, Frank lMr. and Mrs.J Russ and Bob Saldi, Josephine San George, Madalyn Santonati, Frances Sarach, George Sara's Beauty Shop Sauden, Lee A. lMr. and Mrs., Schloerb, Wesley N. lMf- and MVS-l Schooley, Ben L. Schuck, Geraldine Schwarztrauber, Irma Scime, V. lMr. and Mrs.l Scotvold, Joanne and Durno, Raymond Scozzaro, Sam iMr. and Mrs.l Siegle Realty Co. Silvaroli, Anthony M. lMrs.J Siresi, Anthony lMr. and Mrs.J Skemski, Louis fMr. and Mrs.J Smith, Joe Smith, Ross H. Sole, Joseph J. fMr. and Mrs.l Sorrento, V. fMr. and Mrs.l Sorfino, Mary lMrs.J Sosnowski, Walter CMr. and Mrs.J Spahn, E. S. fMr.l Spano, D. iMr. and Mrs.l Spano, R. A. lDr.l Sperlazza, Russell Spino, Vincent lMr. and Mrs.l Swanson, Carl Tabone, Philip iMr. and Mrs.l Terranova, Salvatore iMr.l Tip Top Food Shop Thomas, Rose Marie Todaro, Anthony S. Todaro, Nicholas Tomaselli, Shirley Tony and Marge Tornambe, Louis lMr. and Mrs.J Torragrossa, James fMr. and MrsJ Tronolone, J. lMrs.J Tronolone, Madeline Turco, Gaetano fMr. and Mrs.l Turner, Adelaide fMrs.J Udeck, Evelyn lMissJ Urso, Joseph fMr. and Mrs.l Vacanti Bros. Vacanti, Mary Louise Vallone, A. lMr. and Mrs.J Valvo, John R. lMr. and Mrs.l Valvo, Russell fMr. and Mrs.J Visconti, S. J., Electrolux Vizzi, Carl Vaccaro, Rose lMrs.l Vrzanova, Aja Wakeman, Charlotte lMissl Wagner, Julia lMrs.J Waters, Clarence lMr. and Mrs.l Weber, Katherine A. Weis, Norman lMr. and Mrs.J Westfall fMissl Weymouth, Robert fMrs.J White, Robert fMr.l Wolfe, Murray M. Wright, Sherry Zanda, Fran Zito, H. fMr, and Mrs.J Hodge Pharmacy 471 Elmwood Ave. Family Druggists Prescription Dept. Phone Ll. 8553 Free Delivery Theodore F. Frank FLORIST 205 Grant Street Ll. 4214 Buffalo, N. Y. Flowers For All Occasions Marie Weinheimer and ,lean Amico Marie Weinheimer , . Stame Elmwood - Bryant J y GROCERIES Texaco Service 441 Euvlwoon AVE. cn. 9567 Buffalo 22, N. Y. Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Cold Cuts, Tobaccos, and Beverages 14 Grant Street EL. 5825 Free Delivery Marie Weinheimer and Jean Amico Marie Weillheimer School - Art - Office Supplies Open 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Blue Bird Shoppe 4-65 Elmwood Avenue Greeting Cards Wrappings Imprinting Gifts for Dad or Graduate SIMON'S QUALITY MEN,S WEAR 78 Grant St. Buffalo 13, N. Y. Fine Selection Men's and Boys' Wear - Serving the West Side for 29 Years Open Daily to 6 P.M. Mon., Fri., and Sat., until 9 P.M. 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Y 1 Joe Sordetto and Tom Aquilino Neighborhood 5c to 31.00 Store 467 NIAGARA STREET Buffalo, New York Deanne Howland Hart's Service Station. 307 Connecticut Street Buffalo, N. Y. Phone, EL. 9826 Gas - Oil - Accessories Rental Batteries Expert Lubrication Joe Sordetto and Tom Aquilino Lynn Kent 68 A Good Reason to Buy at Lorbeeris Flowers SU. 3902 . 3903 51 1 Elmwood Avenue Buffalo 9, N. Y. Adins Corset 81 Lingerie Shop 34-3 Connecticut Street Tel. GR. 2234- Personalized Service Lynn Kent and Rosemary Arnone R059 Mary T0m35Ul0 Liberty Tailors L i 'e 's 170 Broadway at Michigan Of For Cleaning at its Best - See Usv WHLD - 1270 Kc. Repairing Dyeing Hats Blocked Niagara Falls, N. Y. Phone MA. 3246 Al. Montanari, Prop. Your Big League Baseball Station Mary Fiorella Rose Mary Arnone Arrow Electric Service 93 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE EL. 1211 Colleens of 314 Rose Mary Tomasulo Patricia Sacco Simone's Market Groceries Choice Meats We make Italian Sausage 128 Normal Ave. cor. York EL. 9756 Reliable Roofing 81 Siding Co. 3985 Seneca Street Buffalo 24, N. Y. For Free Estimates Call H 0. 4462 IF N0 ANSWER FA. 8656 Joseph R. Barone Rose Mary Tomasulo 69 Lynn Kent and Rosemary Arnone I Voltz's Grocery Store 837 Niagara Street GR. 6954 Special Attention to Orthopedic Shoes Custom Made Shoes and Riding Boots Market Shoe Shop V. Muscarella, Prop. 62 E. Chippewa CL. 6060 Ida Noon Connie Muscarella Fatima's Grill 1223 Niagara St. Buffalo, N. Y. Compliments of Holy Cross Catholic Youth Council Marie Fontana Sally Lazzaro Carl's Meats Specialize in Italian Sausage 443 Busti Avenue MA. 4271 Carl Zarcone STAN 'S Self - Service Delicatessen Cold Cuts Doughnuts Beer Canned Foods 48 Virginia Street Joe Sordetto Herb Ryckman The Show of Shows on the West Side! Basil Bros. VICTORIA All-Rite Poultry Market 331 Connecticut St. Theatre Buffalo, N. Y. 313 Ferry St. Ll. 0411 Phone: EL. 8230 Where Happiness Costs So Littlev Connie Ten-rim Tom Marasw s Real Estate General Building General Insurance Construction Marabeua Pharmacy R. C. D ew ey, Inc. Leo Marahella, Ph.G., Prop. Builders of Fine Homes 831-833 Niagara St. Cor. Rhode Island 1200 C I . A Phones: GR. 9561 and EL. 0019 o vm venue B ff l N. Y. DElaware 7500 u a 0' June Potter: Mary G. Insera Tommy Alessi TIRES TOYS Compliments of Toys All Year Round A FRIEND 544 Niagara St. .IOC S0l'd0Il0 Josephine Bongiovanm Mancuso Meats Sincerest Wishes to the 174 Massachusetts Ave. Gfadfwfing Class of 353 B ff 1 13, N. Y. . u ao Nlagara Hudson Cleaners Best of Luck to the Class of '53 461 Niagara Su-cet Santa Gullsi Larry Gamhacorta Paul's Market Pieriis Grill GROCERY STORE Steaks and Spaghetti Rhode Island Street 829 Niagara Street Mary G. Insera Dian Pieri 71 Highland Plaza Market Derby 4188 Derby, New York Burns Sc Britton EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 526 Genesee Bldg. Professional, Technical, Clerical Placements for Men and Women Special Attention Given to Beginners Dian Pieri W. T. Grant Co. 546 Main Street Jerry Saia Fiorella Furniture Store Refinishes - Repairs - Re-upbolsterers Specializes in Antiques Buffal0,N. Y, 4-11 Connecticut Street Buffalo, N. Y. EL. 9362 ' Res. GR. 5331 ,loan Fiorella Rose Fierro Marino Electric Appliance Co. Appliance Distributors 454-456 Niagara St. Buffalo, N. Y. Joe and Vic's Market Successor to Stephan Alfano Grocery 309 Virginia Street Buffalo, N. Y. Jane Biacaro so Stephan Alfano Towing LI. 9606 Frandina Service Car-Round Lubrication Parts and Accessories 258 Vermont, Corner Normal Compliments of Colonial Dry Cleaners Thos. Aquilino, Prop. 580 Niagara St. Mary Frandina Thomas Aquilino Leff Optical Co. 768 Main Street Buifalo, N. Y. Compliments Of Gran-Ferry Flower Shop 318 W. Ferry st. '4Designs in F lowersn Roy Cerace General Repair Work Electric Sewer Cleaning Frank J. Alessi Domestic - Commercial - Industrial Plumbing and Heating Contractor Prompt and Guaranteed Service 981-985 Niagara St. Buffalo 13, N. Y. LI. 4620 - 4621 - Emergencies GR. 8262 Jackie Grayson Phone GR. 9600 Bruno's Flower Shop 360 Connecticut St. Buffalo, N. Y. Frank Alessi Compliments of J. H. WATTLES 92 FRoNTIER Foon TERMINAL Carol Fertitta Carden's Tax Service 63 Grant Street Buffalo, N. Y. Mike Baldi Louise La Forest America's Personality of the Organv Radio, Stage and Recording Artist Phone: GA. 1338 Patti Saldi 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 Marjorie Moss 73 Arlene Tripi VIRGINIA HALL Roberts Hardware Store 263-267 Virginia Street Paints We Cater to All Partiesv Oils Vamishes 410 Connecticut St. Jos. Fiorella, Pfopa CL. GR. Carol Wood Joseph C. Fiorella D. E. Mesch Sz Son 5c to 31.00 Store 385 Connecticut and Fourteenth Sts. Dependable Merchandise At Popular Prices School Supplies Griffois Market 332 Connecticut St. Buffalo, New York Tom Marasco Zenith 81 Rither Radios and TV Gullo's Jewelers Jewelry - Diamonds - Watches Marie Criffo Utica Pharmacy Andrew Mogavero, Reg. Ph. Watch, Clock and Jewelry Repair prescriptions 291 Connecticut St. , Buffalo 13, N. Y. 426 Rhode Island St. at W. Utica LI. 6330 LI. 6331 Phone Ll. 9745 Buffalo 13, N. Y. Merida Gregorio Rosaline Tabone Parkway Service Station Change Oil Every 1 ,000 Miles We Give S SI H Green Stamps Your Texaco Dealer - Russell Mondo LI. 9618 214 Porter at 7th St. Buffalo, N. Y. Normal Pharmacy F. J. Palermo, Ph.G. 472 Normal Ave. Cor. Hampshire Buffalo 13, N. Y. Phone: GA. 9793 - 9878 Patricia Drago Mary Ann O'Neil Queen City Carpet Service 298 Dewitt Street Empire Electric Service Specializing in EL. 5497 Electric Supplies Appliances Wall to Wall Installations Electric Motor Repairs 289 Connecticut St. Phone EL. 4718 Peter A. Colandra Frank R. Villa Charles T. Cigna can Laffredo Mike 0,Bl'i8h N orban's Any Dress in Our Stores 355.00 fnone higherj Lovely Fashions at Low Prices 525 Washington St. Willie Rogers' Barber Shop Beautiful Work A Sanitary Shop No Waiting No Appointment 288 Connecticut St. 66 Grant St. 1602 Genesee St. 1049 Broadway 3188 Bailey Ava. B11ffHl0,N- Y' Patti samba Mika 0'Brien Buffalo Importing Co. 356 Connecticut Street Buffalo, New York F reeman's Service 299 Connecticut St. Buffalo, N. Y. Stella Grisanti Mike 0'Brien They're Peachy!! Theyire Lovely!! They,re Just What You Want!!! Shoes To Satisfy Your Every Whim 374 Connecticut St. M. A. Katzman, Prop. Mike O'Brien Joseph Spano Sz Sons Funeral Home 472 Niagara Street Phones: WA. 2994 WA. 0681 Joseph Cenau Wedding Books Home Portraits We Specialize in Italian Foods Phgtggfqphs Cc Q G E N A U Grocery 201 Massachusetts Ave. Phone: LI. 0314- ELmwood 7881 We Deliver 357 Hoyt Street Joseph Genau Joe Rubin., To the Class of Roger L. Panone '53 346 North Division St. Congratulations Buffalo, N. Y. Sam Petlx Phone: WA. 9061 Anna Petix Maria and Camilla Corettl Sam Muscarella Plastering Company 7 398 Fourteenth St. S Buffalo, N. Y. EL. 8950 170 Auburn Ave. Josephine Muscarella Josephine Lombardo SU. 3182 Tronolone Service Station D01-0thy'S Beauty Shop 591 Best Street E S S O . . S peclalists : Main and Summer Sis' Permanente - Hair Tinting 81 Dyeing LL 9896 Open Daily 9:00 to 6:00 P.M. Evenings by Appointment Robert Tronolone Gail MYGTS 76 Phone: MAdison 6734 Virginia Furniture Sz Appliance Radios - Television - Refrigerators Complete Home Furnishings 266 Virginia Street at West Avenue Murphy 0. Battaglia, Partner Compliments of Vincent Sahia 144 Frontier Food Terminal Buffalo, New York Catherine Sortino Michael Baldi Phones: EL. 6699 - LI. 7607 Vincent A. Vullo Buffalo Driving School Dual-Control Cars Charlie's Little Market 139 Jersey Street 1952 Chevrolets Choice Meats Frozen Foods Licensed Instructors GRHHI 2028 474 Vermont St. Buffalo 13, N. Y. 7 Mary Ann Vullo Camille Tricoli Frank Misso, Sr. 387 - 14th Street GA. 6673 Interior and Exterior Decorator I Painter and Paper Hangerj Sargent Sz Zelin Famous Fish Fry Foot of West Ferry Street Buffalo, New York Phone LI. 9789 Sue Pezone Peggy Wagner Grandview Restaurant Gus Pavlakis 26 Allen Street Buffalo, N. Y. Sam Scaduto Sz Sons Meats, Groceries and Vegetables 742 West Avenue Daniel Long 77 Joyce Sztuk 4 1. V. Doughnut Shop 361 Connecticut Street Wedding and Birthday Cakes a Specialty EL. 6033 I Springville Dry y Cleaners 70 East Main Street Springville, N. Y. I R. M. Thomasula Josie Ann Nasca Buffalo Chair Service 731 Prospect Ave. Buffalo, New York Vacanti's Hardware 215 Hampshire Street Buffalo, N. Y. Rosemary Arnon Jerry Scaduto Ellmwood 6014 Styled To Suit R asiano - ay SP Del-Allen Liquors CLOTHIER Suits Made To Order Ladies' and Mens, Slacks Making a Specialty 348 West Ferry St. Buffalo 13, N. Y. 565 Delaware Ave. John Pellegrini Russell Alessi M0hawk 9199 Evenings, Llncoln 7721 Lincoln Plumbing 81 Heating Commercial and Industrial Plumbing 81 Heating Contractor 233 Niagara Street los. 1. Scime, Prop. Buffalo Chippewa Pants Store Suits and Trousers Made to Measure 15 W. Chippewa St. Buffalo, N. Y. Sam Scime Al Spina Marie Weinheimer .lilllice Mllscafeua Phone LI. 2127 Pignone's Turf Club 517 BUSTI AVENUE Spaghetti - Chicken Ravioli - Tripe Our Only Locationl' 2 GRANT STREET Props. at Hampshire Jos. and Marie Muscarella Charlie and Mildred BEVERAGES Compliments of Compliments of flhfzzaf OF OMAHA MARKEL CLEANERS The Largest Exclusive Health and Accident Company in the World 431 NIAGARA STREET R. F. HELMBRECHT AGENCY 762 Main Street Buffalo, New York Buffalo 2, N. Y. Pal Cuviello Annette Sparcino 79 ,lean Migliori Antoinette Orlando The J' Compliments Construction Co. of 728 NIAGARA ST. ORLANDO BROS. Buffalo, N. Y. Phone MA. 6284- GRant 8774- CAESAIPS James A. Gambacorta CUSTOM TAILORED CLOTHES Formal Attire For Rent Funeral Home Ladies and Mens Fine Tailoring Caesar Colosimo Philip Bilone 168 E. DELAVAN AVE. 72 W. Chippewa St. Buffalo 8, N. Y. Buffalo 2, N. Y. Jerry Sail! Larry Cambacorta 80 Francis Whitfield M'ld d Z 1 re uppa MAdison 8136 E1mer's Auto Sales Cars and Trucks Bought and Sold 1590 NIAGARA STREET Buifalo, New York CITY WIDE Radio and Television Service 4-90 NIAGARA STREET Buffalo 1, N. Y. Our Business is Servicei' Compliments of Compliments of Connecticut Recreation BOWLING BILLIARDS A 12 Lanes 10 Tables Restaurant 414 CONNECTICUT ST. EL. 9896 Frances Giannuzzi Mike O'Brien 81 Jackie Grayson Roy Cerace C 'P'i 'e 's Ray Decorators 0f 323 NIAGARA STREET Underwood Exhibit Booths Corporatlon Conventions Expositions Buffalo, New York Festivity ORDER- .. , ll RICH S Lee's Cut-Rate Ice Cream Variety Store From 371 Connecticut Street YOUR Bllff8l0, New Y0l'k DEALER Marie Wei nheimer Roy Cerace 82 Russell Alessi Joseph Damlco Let's Go Out to a Movie! Niagara SHE A Linoleum Center, Inc. THEATRES 518 Niagara Street BUFFALO TECK And Leading Communities MA. 6541 Kensington Elmwood North Park Lackawanna Mure's Restaurant Sz Soda Bar Aran N azarian 512 Fargo Ave. 509 ELPJIWOOD AVENUE Near W. Utica 512 FARGO AVE. Buffalo, N. Y. Buffalo, N. Y. We Never Close Joseph Damico B 83 eatrice Nazarian Lucille Falzone Beatrice Petrella In the New Trophy-Pak Album NOW! KING SIZE PRINTS In the New Trophy-Pak Album Langtry Trophy Prints Protects Your Pictures Plastic Binding Beautiful Cover Double Size Prints Langtry Certified Developing and Printing Leave Your Exposed Rolls of Film With Your NEIGHBORHOOD DEALER Better Styling Longer Lasting Greater Value IN FLOWERS Since 1852 304 MAIN STREET Near Shelton Square Phone CL. 7896 Jewelry and Watch Repairing Electrical Appliances G.E. - Philco - Emerson - Sunbeam Westinghouse CasGran Jewelry Shop Our Diamonds Are Set Personally Mon. and Thurs. Eve. 'til 9 Easy Terms 75V2 W. CHIPPEWA ST. One flight up Buffalo 2, N. Y. MO. 9133 and LI. 6234 Don's Market 919 West Ave. Complete Line of Meat - Fruit - Vegetables Groceries GR. 8600 ,lo Ann Castiglia Pat Sm th J, Bigncgl-9550 - Rose Mary Tomasulo Studio Estimates Furnished Connecticut Hardwarg Phone, MA. 6166 8: Heating A C E FURNACES TOYS Painting Company INTERIOR and EXTERIOR DECORATING C. Biancarosso, Manager 366 BUSTI AVE. Buffalo, N. Y. Sheet Metal Work Air Conditioning Electrical Appliances 355 CONNECTICUT ST. Corner Normal GR. 7060 Llncoln 8005 Cassey Gilbert Beauty Salon 569 DELAWARE AVENUE at Allen Buffalo 2, New York Compliments of FATHER HEALY Lynn Kent and Gloria Amone Sarah Conti Lynn Kent and Rosemary Arnone Connie Ternto The Baronettes of 314 Phone, GRant 1766 Compliments of Birnbaum Furniture Co., Inc. Furniture - Rugs - Appliances 294- WEST FERRY ST. Buffalo 13, N. Y. GR. 3028 EL. 0406 Phil Martino's West Side Radio and Television Service 323 CONNECTICUT STREET Record Headquarters for Italian and Popular Numbers Factory Trained Experts Philco - General Electric - RCA Olympic - Stromberg-Carlson and Hallicrafter Larry Alessi Joe Alessi Alessi Bros. Commercial - Industrial - Residential PLUMBING 81 HEATING Sewers Electrically Cleaned Baseboard Hot Water Heating Our S pecialtyv Prompt Service Estimates 513 NIAGARA ST. Buffalo, N. Y. SU. 2065 WA. 5674 Emergency LI. 0670 TI'l0ln8S MBPRSCO Russell Alesgl Sam Campagna Kalllleell Abballiy Your Neighborhood 5 and 10 S. S. Kresge Co. 100 GRANT STREET LI. 2690 Compliments of GLEN CASINO Williamsville, N. Y. We'll see you all in June when you graduate J. Ray Lockwood 881 Niagara St. 881 NIAGARA ST. GR. 0217 Appliance Repair Service We Specialize in Repairing Irons - Mixers - Toasters - Roasters Lamps - Wringers and Vacuum Cleaners All Repairs Guaranteed 1 5 Years, Service 765 Jefferson Ave. Cor. Genesee Res. MO. 864-5 Mary lnsera Angelo Contmelll Russell Alessi Joe San George Phones: EL. 6491 -EL. 2414 Estimates Given Saladino Electric Co. ' Licensed Electrical Contractors House Wiring, also Stoves, Dryers, Etc. 236 ALBANY STREET Buffalo 13, N. Y. Best Wishes to the Future Leaders of the Community CHEZ AMI 311 Delaware Ave. Home Room Aclverlising Sales Campalgn Home Home Room Room Sales Confribufion Total 300 5314.50 514.75 5329.25 208 160.25 17.25 177.50 308 114.00 15.50 129,50 . 311 108.50 16.00 124.50 Elllcott Square 200 104.50 16.00 120.50 216 104.50 104.50 214 81.75 81.75 314 78.22 10.25 88.47 FlOWCl' 302 61.75 6.25 68.00 115 57.25 5.50 62.75 112 48.25 6.30 54.55 329 45.50 3.25 48.75 299-301 MAIN STREET Q? 116 38.25 6.50 44.75 113 21.50 6.50 28.00 Anon. 2I.50 2l.5O Buffalo, N' Y' 109 21.25 8.00 29.25 104 20.00 15.00 35.00 119 14.25 6.50 20.75 51,503.97 5175.05 51,679.02 JUNIOR CLASS ADVERTISING CONTRIBUTION 522.50 SENIOR CLASS ADVERTISING CONTRIBUTION 322.50 Dan Naples 88 John Aureli Compliments of HOLLAND F URNACE COMPANY G6World's Largest Installers of y Home Heating 81 Air Conditioning Systems 430 Niagara St. Mr. F. J. Kuth Phone: WA. 6995 Our Motto : Prompt Service F ago Bros. Royal Cigar Co. 37 BUSTI AVE. Construction Co. Wholesale Distributors Wm. A. La' Chiusa 224-1 ELMWOOD AVENUE Candies - Cigars - Cigarettes Playing Cards - Dice Irene Ciangreco Russell Alessi 8? Carol Fertitta Russell Alessi 0695 RI. 19 THE ROYAL FLOWER SHOP FLOWERS Sam J. Trippe 175 ELMWOOD AVENUE 25 Sterling Amherst Farms Dairy, Inc. A Saving to You in the Modern Top Space Saver Square Bottle 4949 MAIN STREET PLaza 4000 His Smart to be Thrifty Phone EL. 5840 Appraisals Frontier Collision Service COMPLETE PAINTING 859 Niagara St. Buffalo, N. Y. I. M. flllikej Bluestein CL. 8936 Red Grange's Globe Hotel choice Wine. and Liquors Italian Food our Specialty 124 NO. DIVISION ST. Corner Elm Buifalo, N. Y. Dolores Bellomo James E Ferns Roy Geraee Marjorie Moss American Household Storage Co. 305 NIAGARA STREET Buffalo, N. Y. Don Richards And His Orchestra Society,s Favorite Musicv Phone: GR. 5057 Members A. F. of M. Compliments ofa Former Grover Clevelamler Victor Hugo's Wine Cellars 414 DELAWARE AVE. Alumnus Hugo DiGiulio Your Host Deaconess Hospital School of Nursing 563 Riley Street Buffalo 8, N. Y. Offers a three-year course of theory and practice for high school graduates of approved secondal'y 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 Department. Graduates of the School are eligible to write the State Board Examinations. Applicants for the September, 1953 class are advised to communicate with MISS DORIS A. YOUNG, R.D., Director of Nurses. Jackie Grayson Marie Weinheimer and Jean Amico ELmwood 2414 Call and Deliver Ace Cleaners Michael Saladino, Prop. Dry Cleaning - Pressing - Alterations 0ur Motion Prompt and Quality Service 98-100 Hoyt St. Buffalo 13, N. Y. Menis - Ladies' - Children's Apparel The Family Clothier S t e W a r t ' s 10 W. Chippewa St. Buffalo, N. Y. Telephone MAdison 7987 Easy Credit Terms Russell Alessi Frank Colangelo Phone LI. 0208 Free Estimates Charles R. Alessi Plumbing and Heating Automatic Basehoartl-Hot Water and Steam Heating and Plumbing Supplies 118 Fifteenth St. Buffalo 13, N. Y. Charles R. Alessi Phone: WA. 1648 Res. CL. 1275 Free Delivery Seventh Street Live Poultry Market 124 Seventh St. Buffalo, N. Y. Tony and Ann Autrino, Proprietors Russell Alessi Al Spino John Bongiovanni Master Plumber 24-Hour Plumbing service can. GR. 4543 or GR. 3371 702 West Avenue Buffalo, N. Y. Reliable Roofing 81 Siding Co. 3985 Seneca Street Buffalo 24, N. Y. For Free Es'ir1u'es Call HO. 4462 If no answer, FA 8656 JOSEPH R. BARONF. J. Bongiovanni Lynn Ken' and R. M. Arnone X Mecca's Grocery 257 VERMON sr. Buffalo, New York A. Sz C. Buscaglia Co., Inc. Importers and Wholesale Grocers 160-164 Michigan Avenue Buffalo 4, N. Y. Mary Jane Mecca J oe Buscaglia Lenart Signs Truck Specialty Screen Process Wood - Metal - Plastic Cut-Out Letters PA. 8293 525 Dartmouth Ave. C. Cas.saro Imports 280 Niagara Street Rose Mary Tomasulo Leona Campagna Sci.alfo's Realty Co. Compliments of REALTORS Insurance Mortgages A WA. 5883 4-27 Niagara St. Buffalo., N. Y. Josephine Bongiovan Jackie Grayson TELEVISION GA. 7790 . APPLIANCES Mnzconns if CAMERAS L , wsamwooo ive. ' ' . BUFFALO, N. Y. 9 0 Paramount Niagara Theatre 426 Niagara Street Entertain ment H earlquurters for Grover Cleveland High School Students The World's Finest Pictures Perfectly Presented in an Atmosphere of Courtesy, Comfort, and Cleanliness A United Paramount Theatre Joseph Damico Sal Christopher Mr. Leo DiGiulio 138 Dorchester Road Krotz Meat Market 249 Allen Street Buffalo, N. Y. Leo DiCuilio 932 ' Russell Alessi Phone EL. 0764 Josephine's Gift Shoppe Dry Goods - Nylons - Greeting Cards Wearing Apparel for Infants Children - Adults 351 Vermont Street Buffalo 13, N. Y. Phone, GA. 5187 J. 0'Brien CARPET INSTALLATION 312 Bryant Street Buffalo 22, N. Y. Richard Armenia Joseph Damico Compliments of The Windsor Shop MEN'S FURNISHINGS 459 Elmwood Ave. Bryant Cleaners 304 Bryant Avenue Buffalo, N. Y. EL. 6526 Joseph Damico Joseph Damicd W. N. Schloerb 178 West Ave. Omce: LL 521Ilies.: LI'I-53225: 9 to 5 Daily CL. 7329 Monday and Friday, 7 to 9 P.M. ELECtronic - TELevision Service All Makes Picture Tube - Testing - Reactivating Cleaning Radio - TV. Tuhes Tested - Replaced Do You Wear Thick Glasses? See the New Contact Lens! 0 Invisible 0 No Solution Necessary I No Eye Casting D. B. Balletti, Optician 263 W. Utica Street Shirley Ann Schloerb Mary Biondi Compliments of Judge J. Buscaglia Wishes for the Best of Luck Class of H535 TELEVISION and Radio Service Frank J. Manno SU. 1844 Joe Buscaglia Mary Manno Anthony Runfola 302 Busti Avenue D. Rossitto Grocery 272 Virginia Street B if 1 N Y k Phone ao' ew 0' Mo. 3305 WA. 1708 Phyllis Conglosi Madeline Alonge Beer Cold Cuts Don Bova's Service 347 so. Euvlwoon AND TRINITY PLACE Buffalo, N. Y. CL. 9209 Bea's Food Shop 1235 West Avenue GA. 9729 Frozen Custard Groceries BEATRICE COLLURA Jane Scime n Tony Marzullo Miller Costume Co. F. J. Howland 125 Elmwood Avenue Near Allen Pageant, School and Church Entertainments Masquerade and Theatrical Costumes For Rent and M acle-to-Order Theatrical Make Up CLeveland 2567 Open Monday and Thursday Evenings Bellanca 81 Barone Complete Home Outfitters Niagara, corner of Carolina Ask for Mr. Barone Deanne Howland Rosemary Arnone J0e9S Hardware EL. 2468 All Forms of Insurance Paint V2-wish Leonard S. LoVu1lo Home Appliances INSURANCE 370 Virginia, corner of Cottage MA. 2590 528 W. Utica Street Buffalo 13, N. Y. Carol F ertitta 95 Lynn Kent and Rosemary Amone LAWRENCE PAUL 2250 Main Street 66Engravers,' Graduation Compliments of MR. AND MRS. FRANK INSERA MR. AND MRS. JAMES PALMERI and MRS. LOVELRO MBld C mpliments of MIKE'S GROCERIES 223 Rhode Island St. LI. 4384 0661 Stanley G. Sodard We Specialize in L d d C Sl lc SUPERIOR PANTS CO. 113 Jersey A Street Corner Busti Manufacturers LADIES AND GENTS TROUSERS 97 Ah Sd 174th INFANTRY REGIMENT 134 Connecticut St. Buffalo, N. Y. from JOSEPH RUBINO 81 SONS FUNERAL HOME 202 Niagara St. FRANK 0'CONNOR SPORTING GOODS COMPANY 691 Main Street Buffalo 3, New York All Types of Sporting Goods BASEBALL BASKETBALL GOLF FOOTBALL TM' prints, photo-offsets, reliefagrafs in black and color for over 1000 accounts in 48 States We Can Be of Help to LFS? TURNER 8' PORTER, INC. 1233 Main Strset Buffalo 9, N. Y. Llncoln 9300 9 Sara Rizzo THE OBLATE WORLD 225 FARGO AVE. BUFFALO 13, N.Y. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1953 Graduation from Grover Cleveland High School is an achievement of which you may well be proud! It represents another milestone on the road to success. As you con- tinue your career, at college or in the business world you will find that a smart ap- pearance is a big asset. Successful men in all walks of life found that Clothes-by-Kleinhansn is a good rule to follow THE KLEINHANS CO. Main and Clinton In Downtown Buffalo 100 Maymie Aronica Marie Weinheimer NURSING, IS IT YOUR CAREER? Necessary Qualifications 1. Age: I7-35 2. High School Course should include: English, Science, Mathematics, History, Lan guage, 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 SILVAGNIA BROS. 349 Niagara Street Buffalo 1, N. Y. CL. 1529 FURNITURE 8: APPLIANCES 101 Gerald Pepe Buffalo's Leading Scientific Detective Agency MARTIN M. MOSCATO N. B. S. I. PRIVATE DETECTIVES Personal - Civil - Criminal - Industrial INVESTIGATIONS 0 Expert Shadowing 0 Photographic Evidence 0 Lie Detector Tests 0 Moulage-Plastercasting 0 Dictaphone Records 0 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 350 MAIN 24 Hour Operation 102 Jean Puntun TICA FLM Eli HOP SAMUEL T. ARRIGO ARNOLD T. GALBO EVELYN R. SINCLAIR Centrally Located 234 West Utica St. at Elmwood Ave. Within Five to Ten Minutes from All Hospitals and the Downtown Business Section 24 WIDE VARIETY EXCELLENT QUALITY REASONABLE PRICES For Prompt Delivery Call Gflant 5331 OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAY Marie Weinheimer an I O3 AMERICAN FLAG COMPANY OF BUFFALO il. - Flag Manufacturers Since 1930 Flags -Banners of Every Description Embroidery 772 Main Street Buffalo, N. Y. 04 Compliments of . . . JAY BEE TRUCKING COMPANY For Choosing Us As Your Official Class Photographer I h years , me we h p ll choose g your uojicial photographers t rd with fine photograph the many oth memorable ons in your life. YOUR OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER Portrait Studio 3rd Floor J. N. Adam 81 Co. Marie Weinheim O6 COLONIAL FLOWER SHOP A l V 4 227 Delaware Avenue Opposite Hotel Touraine BEST WISHES T0 THE CLASS OF 1953 Flowers by Wire Anywhere - Anytime Service Guaranteed W'Ashiugton 5510 BllHHl0,S Ho I fl T l g ,hFloris Jx-J-X 5 N, 4. ,jk- K 'Wan' 9? ff ENGRAVINGS IN THIS BOOK BY wperior ngrauing Omlocmy, nc. 25 East Huron Street Buffalo 3, N. Y E. Advertisements, 66 Assistant Principal, 5 Awards, 18-19 Badminton, 37 Band, 22 Baseball, 42 Basketball, 30-31 B. l. E. Day, 21 Bowling, 36 Cafeteria Manager, 7 Camera Club, 25 Candids May, 46 November, 20 October, 15 C. E. P., 21 Cheerleaders, 12 Chess, 25 Chorus, 22 Christmas Cantata, 23 Class Poem, 63 Class Will, 62 Classroom Scenes, 10-1 1 Counselors, 5 Courses of Study, 10-1 1 Cross Country, 16 Debate, 35 Declamation Contestants, 21 Do You Remember, 47 Elevator Operator, 6 Engineer, 6 Faculty Exchange, 6-7 Football, 12-14 French Club, 32 Freshman Class, 8-9 Graduating Class, 50-61 Honor Roll Leaders, 18-19 Italian Club, 32 Junior Class, 44-45 Junior Officers, 44 Junior Superlatives, 45 Latin Club, 33 , T. ,,M,,,:,.,,r , INDEX Library Monitors, 26 May Candids, 46 Monitors, 26-27 November Candids, 20 Nurse, 7 October Candids, 15 Office Personnel, 5 Operetta, 38-39 Oratorical Contestants, 34 Panel Discussion Club, 34 Patrons, 64-65 Pin Girls, 46 Poem - Class Poem, 63 Principal, 4 Principal's Letter to Seniors, 4 Projector Staff, 24 Scholarships and Awards, 18-19 School Picture In December, 23 In September, 2-3 Senior Class, 50-61 Senior Letter, Principal's, 4 Senior Officers, 48 Senior Superlatives, 49 Service Club, 26 Slide Rule Club, 24 Softball, 36 Sophomore Class, 40-41 Superlatives Juniors, 45 Seniors, 49 Table Tennis, 37 Teachers, 6-7 Tennis, 43 Track, 42 U.N. Speakers, 34 Valedictory, 48-49 Volleyball, 17 Will, 62 Yearbook Editors, 3 Staff, 28-29 04 x ax :ff AUTOGRTKTHS HO .H f , 1 J, . , v-time A lffig, M' -1 ,'1, L ,El