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

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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.

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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.