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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1954 volume:

rl, EX LIBIQIS When time who steals our years away Shall steal our pleasures too, The mem'ry of the past will stay And half our joys renew. -Moore I A . UIQ m a ll!! SITTING: Estelle, Marie, Joann, Charlie. STANDING: Rose, Angelo, Vito, Marie. Class Officers PRESIDENT ........... VICE PRESIDENT ....... SECRETARY .......... GIRLS' MARSHAL . BOYS' MARSHAL .. GIRLS' TREASURER GIRLS' TREASURER ,....... BOYS' TREASURER 1954 Charles Gervase Esfel Ie Mancuso Rose Santalucia Marie Ferraro Angelo Continelli Joann Fiorella Marie Griffo Vito Lenoci THE SENIOR CLASS CF GROVER CLEVELAND HIGH SCHCOL BUFFALO, NEW YORK PRESENTS THE 1954 CLEVELAN DER The Idea of Our Book This little volume doesn't have a theme. lf you feel it should have one, pick any three or four notes of music lmajor notes, preferablyl and write your own. Make sure the ones you choose are light and airy, gay and carefree. Don't pick anything portentous like Dragnet's Dum-De-Dum-Dum, or Beethoven's opening chord for the Fifth Symphony. This just isn't that kind of book. We wanted it to be informal, casual, a mirror of the golden days we spent at Grover. Those were our happiest days, so we tried to capture their mood. We hope you will agree that we did. 43 YN X 5'4- New S555 NK-N X . ,N X -- ' X TOAQAIHMBE ?fQ if MR. JOHN F. DEVINE Our Principal TO THE SENIORS: How long a time lies in one little word. Richard ll. The word of course, in this case, is Seniors - and no doubt it has seemed a long time on its way. But let me say that you have proved worthy of its implications. You have borne your full share in maintaining the traditions, ideals, aims, and standards of your school. In daily contact with your fellows, teachers, and members ot our community your influence and example have been inspiring and praiseworthy. You have been loyal sons and daughters of Grover Cleveland High School and we are proud ot you. l join with each member ot our faculty in congratulations on the attainment of your goal, We wish all of you a full measure of success in future endeavors and many happy years of service to your tellowmen. Principal Our Assistant Principal ........................................ MR. CHARLES J MONAN STANDING: Faculty-Mrs. C. Willis, Mr. W. Dowd, Mrs. J. Ewing, Mr. P. Eldridge, Miss R. Wilfert, Mr. J. Conley, Mr. G. Kuhn, Mr. E. Beech, Mr. F. Davidson, Miss S. Cannan, Mr. N, Weis, Mrs, M. Cunningham. SEATED: Miss H. McGowan, Miss L, Faber, Mrs. E. Dohany, Miss G. Geraty, Miss J. Chiavaroli, Miss G. Glaser, Miss L. Marvin, Mrs. M. Spear. Absent: Mr. E. Spahn, Miss H. Tewksbury, They Teach . . . They Guide . . . Counselors: Mr. R. Howe, Miss F. Welch Maintenance: Mr. D, Fahey, Mr. D. Axt mv T HQ Cafeteria Manage-r: Miss A. Alessi Office Staff: Miss F. Driscoll, Miss C. Sullivan . . . They Serve Us Well. FACULTY-STANDING: Mr. F. Di Bartolo, Mrs. M. Barone, Mr. A. Schrader, Miss E, Mache, Mr. E Hogan, Miss M. Britt, Miss E. Veriherm, Mr. F. Cavalieri, Mrs. C. Flickinger, Mr. A. Cavalieri. SEATED Miss B. Ozarin, Mrs. M. Mugridge, Mrs. H. Waters, Miss M. Lombardi, Miss E. Hanavan, Miss S. Coonly Miss C. Westfall, Miss D. Hall. ABSENT: Miss M. La Bue, Mrs. S. Penne y. l i 1 E fa Hi 55? if 54, 1 I gs i i H: A E2 gs? fi it 355 E , 2 ,gi wi EE 55 52 ii ,wa l X Q TT I Q I N 5 L A JP, P 52? fn fffffffkgi eg 1 ' 1, k. a 4-:gg I-gg , ' i ,.,.-' -T, 5 I 5 izx A7 ,ll ' P, ' I I-. fi -:fini Q I .,.... ffffg- m '-',: ., . YN W' f' S, ' ' N6 . 1' ':. 9 , Q P f 4 0 A .V 'L' QW fi P, P Af ' 6 ,- 1!. fff 41 ' ' 'V Y 4 Q U I te 5 n ' X Nuk- N X ' 12 5.11 2, fr l, I I , , 'f c- 3 f 1 i 1711- ' 45-4 Lf f' ! --r W V V ff. 1, II r 4 J 1 ' f . ,,- ,' I ' 1 V I 1 x g -1' , e 5? 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In a material and moral sense, Grover has been a way of life for us these last four years. Through its teachings and its traditions, it has helped us broaden our understanding, increase our knowledge, and sharpen our skills. lt has given us more than facts and data, it has shown us that a necessary condition to a full and happy life is the development of a proper attitude toward citizenship and responsibilities. It has tried to instill in us those habits of mind and work which will open doors of opportunity for us in our future endeavors. To the teachers and administrators of Grover we offer our sincerest thanks and appreciation. To those whose labors have brought us to the fulfillment of our hopes, we say, Thank you for your selfless and devoted efforts. We will try to live our lives in such a way as to demonstrate that your work has not been in vain. On this occasion we wish also to express our gratitude to our parents. To them we can only say - May you always be as proud of us as we are of your love, your forbearance, and your dedication to the task of raising us to be worthy of our God and our country. Thus we say our farewells - saddened by the immediacy of our departure, but content and grateful that we are well equipped for what lies ahead of us. MARIE GRIFFO. l2 ROSE MARIE ACQUISTA- Always as welcome as a summer breeze. LANGUAGE. Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4. Latin Club, Chorus, Guidance Club, Panel Discussion Group. JOSEPHINE ACQUISTO- Five feet of sweetness. BUSINESS. Honor Rolls 4. Latin Club, Guidance Club, Panel Discussion Group, Christmas Play '50, Junior Day Play, Chorus, Home Room Advertising Chair- man, Co-Editor '54 Clevelander, Sports. ROSE MARIE ADORNETTO-- Friendliness, the nobel- est gift of heaven, HOMEMAKING. Monitor, Fashion Show '53 Chorus. ROSALIE AGUGLIA- There's no business like show business. GENERAL. Typing Award, Camera Club, Cheerleader, Junior Day Program, School Play '5I, Tumbling Club, Dancing Club. STEPHEN ALFANO- He's a friendly chap and a swell guy. GENERAL. Monitor, Football Manager. MADELINE ALONGE- A wonderful girl, a wonder- ful smile, and a girl well worth while. SECRETARIAL. Honor Roll I, 2. Secretarial Awards, Sports. CHARLES ANDOLINA- Worry? Let it run awayl Live a life and live it gay. GENERAL. Intramural Track, Cross Country, Intramural Basketball, Football. MARY LOU ANELLO- People say that life is the thing, but what's life without a fling. GENERAL. THOMAS AQUILINO- Why let study interfere with your education? BUSINESS. Honor Roll I, 2. Presi- dent of Service Club, Projector Club, Camera Club, Monitor, Varsity Cross Country, Track, Baseball, Bas- ketball, Intramural Cross Country, Track, Baseball, Basketball. THOMAS AURELIO- A sense of humor, a good mind, a combination hard to find. SCIENCE. Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4. Most Courteous Junior Boy, Most Courteous Senior Boy, President, Student Council, French Club, Projector Club, Service Club, Monitor, UN Model Assembly, Christmas Play '54, Basketball Committee, Intramural Sports, Varsity Tennis, LEWIS AURIA- No one knows what he can do until he tries. GENERAL. MICHAEL BALDI- It is hard to fail with qualities like his. LANGUAGE. Honor Roll I, 2. Chess Club, Monitor, Italian Club, Yearbook Staff, Table Tennis. GEORGE BARBERA- Thinking is such an idle waste of thought. GENERAL. Camera Club, French Club, Intramural Track. GLORIA BARONEf Patience is her key of content. SECRETARIAL. Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4. Secretarial and Typing Awards, '54 Yearbook Staff, Sports. JOSEPH BARTOLOTTA- Joe is apt-apt to do any- thing. GENERAL. Monitor, Football, Intramural Bas' ketball, Intramural Track, Varsity Track. BEVERLY BENNETT- In friendship she is true, BUSINESS. Americanism Essay Award, Sports. JACQUELINE BENSON- Silence is the most perfect herald of joy. GENERAL. Honor Roll 4. Sports. EVELYN BIONDOLILLO- My favorite fruit is dates. GENERAL. Latin Club, Monitor, Sports. I3 'W ' ,.:. 22 -'fl .. 'Y Z a Q, s ,,,, E I . I E lf EBSQ f f ,af I I A it li. X i ,A -wewiim M , f X . Q. M . .. lf .4 I .:.,,....,,:. . A.:M:.. t ff' ,mt Q I A 'Q WYE-ww DONALD BONAFEDE- Better to be small and shine, than great and cast a shadow. SCIENCE. Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4. Monitor, Basketball Committee, Intra- mural Track. NINA BROCATO- Her pleasing personality wins her many friends. SECRETARIAL. Secretarial Awards, Christmas Play. PATRICIA BUCCO- Little, Slim, neat and trim, merits that are hard to win. BUSINESS. Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4. Monitor. NINA BURGIO- She who walks in beauty has no need for fear. LANGUAGE. Latin Club, French Club, Chess Club. ANTHONY BUSCAGLIA- Tall, handsome, full of fun, he makes friends with everyone. GENERAL. Honor Roll 3, 4. Associate Editor '54 Clevelander, Basketball Committee, Baseball, Basketball, Intra- mural Basketball Champs, Intramural Volleyball Champs. JOEL BUSCEMI- A brimful of mischief. SCIENCE. Honor Roll I. Student Council, Slide Rule Club. THOMAS CALDARELLA- Progress is made by work alone. GENERAL. Band, Junior Day Music, Varsity Football. DOROTHY CAMMALLERI-- A dot with much dash. GENERAL. LEONA CAMPAGNA- She combines smartness and silence-but never friendlessf' LANGUAGE. Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4. Junior Girl Treasurer, Cheerleader, Monitor, Latin Club. SALVATORE CAMPAGNA- His work is worthy of a man's endeavor. SCIENCE. Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4. Sophomore Year English Composition Certificate, Panel Discussion Club, Monitor, Slide Rule Club, Treasurer, 'Camera Club, Treasurer, Italian Club, Yearbook Staff. ROSE CAMPO- She's always cheerful and gay no matter how depressing the day. SECRETARIAL. Secretarial Awards, Yearbook Staff, Projector Club, Monitor, Sports. EILEEN CANDLENA-WHA girl with a mind of her own. GENERAL. Chorus. LOUISE CARBONE- Little in size, her words are few. LANGUAGE. Honor Roll I, 2, 3. Advertising Award, President French Club, '53, '54 Secretary Italian Club, Library Monitor, Monitor. EUGENE CARDINALE- When the teacher's away, this student will play. GENERAL. Monitor, Proiector Club, French Club, Intramural Basketball. LAWRENCE CARDINALE- He is handsome, he is gay, a nice lad in every way. GENERAL. Projector Club, '54 Yearbook Staff. SHIRLEY CARLISLE- We all love a pretty girl. GENERAL. Fashion Show '53, Yearbook Staff, Sports. JOSEPH CARRIERO- Always cheerful, always glad, here's a fellow who's never sad. SCIENCE. Most Active Junior Boy, Most Active Senior Boy, Co-Editor '54 Clevelander, Panel Discussion Group, Projector Staff, Camera Club, Service Club, Operetta, Christmas Play '53, Orchestra Manager, Monitor, Slide Rule Club, Basketball Committee, Cross Country. DOLORES CARUANA- Cute kid, lots of fun, ene- mies? She has none. BUSINESS. Junior Day Program, Chorus, Sports. I4 SAMUEL CASCIO- A great deal is often done quiet- ly. SCIENCE. Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4. Slide Rule Club, Monitor. BETTE CASSILO- Good sense is one of life's greatest blessings. LANGUAGE. Honor Roll I. Latin Club, Panel Discussion Group, Monitor, Chorus, Bowling, JO ANN CASTIGLIA- A friend to all who need one. GENERAL. Honor Roll 3, 4. Yearbook Staff, UN Model Assembly, Monitor, Chorus, Sports. SHIRLEY CASTIGLIONE- Cheerful and wise with mischief in her eyes. GENERAL. Sophomore English Composition Certificate, Chorus, Monitor, Library Monitor, Sports. SALVATORE CHRISTOPHER- Full of pep and lots of vim-need a pal? Call on him. GENERAL. Honor Roll I. Major Letters Varsity Cross Country and Track, Intramural Track, Basketball, Cross Country. DOLORES CINO- A quiet girl is always admired. GENERAL. Honor Roll 3. Yearbook Staff, Homeroom Reporter, Sports. FANNIE CIRINCIONE- Smart she may be-but sweet is she. BUSINESS. Honor Roll 4. Guidance Club, Junior Day Program, Monitor. ANGELO CONTINELLI- A good sport and a pleas- ing companion. SCIENCE. Junior and Senior Boys' Marshal, Junior Day Program, Service Club, Varsity Football, Intramural Basketball, Volleyball. LUCILLE CONTINO-- Friendly in a quiet way, quiet in a friendly way. GENERAL. Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4. Most Sportsmanlike Junior Girl, Cheerleader, Gregg Awards, Girls' Declamation Contest '5I, Panel Dis- cussion, Sports. DEANNA COOPER- This cute girl with eyes of blue, is a friend kind and true. GENERAL. Secre- tarial Awards, Chorus, Monitor, G. C. Representative to convention for handicapped. LAWRENCE COSTA- Actions speak louder than words. SCIENCE. Most Dependable Senior Boy, Slide- rule Club, U.N. Model Assembly-Chairman, Projector Staff, Junior Day Program, Band, Intramural Basket- ball, Track, Tennis. CATHERINE CRAGE- Silence is more eloquent than words. SECRETARIAL. Honor Roll I, 2. Secretarial Awards, '54 Yearbook Staff, Pin Girl, Sports. CAROL CURTIS- Silence is the soil from which thoughts grow. LANGUAGE. Panel Discussion, Red Cross Assistant, Guidance Club, Declamation Contest '5I, Chess Club, French Club, Monitor, Library Moni- tor, Debate, Fashion Show '53, Sports. ROSE MARIE DAMIANI- When folks are sad, she makes them glad. SECRETARIAL. Secretarial Awards, Associate Editor '54 Clevelander. JOSEPH DAMICO- Men of few words are the best men. GENERAL. '53 Yearbook Staff, Service Club. ANGELA DASTA- Young, gay, and fancy free. SECRETARIAL. Secretarial Awards, Monitor, Pin Girl, Sports. DANIEL DE MARCO-- Never angry, never peevedg a cheery lad who's well received. SCIENCE. Honor Roll I, 2. Monitor, Projector Staff. ANITA DE ROSA- Such a happy girl to know-lots of luck wherever you go. SECRETARIAL. Honor Roll 2, 4. Most Courteous Junior and Senior Girl, Gregg Awards, English Composition Certificate '53, Chorus, Projector Club. I5 JOHN DE SIMONE- John's a real guy and a sports- man on the sly. SCIENCE. Honor Roll I, 2. Chorus, Film Club, Varsity Football. PETER DI BAISI- Pete's Quick feet make him a star in any track meet. GENERAL, French Club, Man- ager Varsity Cross Country, Track, Intramural Cross Country, Track, RUSSELL DI BARTOLO- Follow the rule, 'silence is golden' but only in school. LANGUAGE. Projector Club, French Club, Chess Club, Band, Cheerleader, Varsity Football, Varsity Tennis, Intramural Sports. MARY DI STEFANO- So good natured, full of fun, she is a pal to everyone. SECRETARIAL. Secretarial Awards, Chorus, Camera Club. GAIL DONOHUE- Silence is a virtue which few possess. SCIENCE. Honor Roll 3. JOSEPH DRAGONETTE- Soft words break no bones. GENERAL. Monitor. IDA ANN DUBREVILLE- Laugh and the world laughs with you. SECRETARIAL. Chorus, Projector Club, '54 Yearbook Staff, Sports. EDWARDS EVANS- Unhampered by life's cares. GENERAL. Monitor, Varsity Cross Country, Varsity Basketball, Volleyball Champs. DOLORES FAZIO- The less you speak the more you know. SECRETARIAL. Honor Roll I. Secretarial Award. ADELINE FERRARO- Her manner is agreeable and her appearance pleasing. GENERAL. Fashion Show '53 MARIE FERRARO- Always smiling, never blue, many friends that are so true. SECRETARIAL. Honor Roll I. Junior Girls' Marshall, Senior Girls' Marshall, Chorus. JAMES FERRIS- Faster, faster than a train, to be a track star is his aim. SCIENCE. Major Letters Cross Country and Track. CAROL FERTITTA- Ever friendly, ever gay, she performs her work from day to day. SECRETARIAL. Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4. Most Dependable Senior Girl, Gregg Awards, Advertising Editor '53, '54, Yearbook Staff '53, '54, Sports. BEVERLY FILADORA- Sweet and sincere, a pleasure to have near, BUSINESS. Honor Roll I. JOANN FIORELLA- A pretty girl with eyes of brown-wears a smile-never a frown. BUSINESS. Honor Roll I, 2, 3, Senior Girls' Treasurer, Camera Club, Chorus, '54 Yearbook Staff, Senior Day Play, Library Monitor, Football Song Composer. FLORENCE FISCHER- True to her work, word, and friends. SECRETARIAL. Secretarial Awards, Guidance Club, Monitor, Chorus, '53 Yearbook Staff, Sports. SUSAN FIX-- Just chuck full of fun, and makes friends with everyone, LANGUAGE. Honor Roll I, 2, 3. Chorus. BRIAN GALLA- Handsome and friendly is this gent, the girls all think he's elegant. GENERAL. Track, Intramurals. I6 LAWRENCE GAMBACORTA- Friendly and full of fun, he is loved by everyone. SCIENCE. Projector Club, Service Club, Monitor, Stage Crew for Plays, Track. MARIE GEORGE- Quiet and sensible, very neat too, she'd make a real pal, loyal and true. SECRETARIAL. Honor Roll I, 2. Secretarial Award, '54 Yearbook Staff. JOSEPHINE GERACE- Therein you shall find true and lasting friendship. BUSINESS. Honor Roll 2. Monitor, Sports. CHARLES GERVASE- Reason and iudgment are the qualities ofa leader. SCIENCE. Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4. Junior Class President, Senior Class President, Monitor, '54 Yearbook Staff, Junior Day Play, Varsity Basket- ball, Varsity Baseball, Intramural Basketball, Volley- ball. MICHAEL GIANCARL0Q Knowledge begins a gen- tleman, but 'tis conversation that completes the man. SCIENCE. Honor Roll I. Junior Class Treasurer, Monitor, Baseball, Basketball, Captain, Volleyball Champs, LUCY GIARDINA- A pleasure to know. SECRE- TARIAL. Honor Roll I. Secretarial Awards, Camera Club. MARGARET GIARDINA- Her smile and her winning ways will fill her life with happy days. SECRE- TARIAL Secretarial Award, Monitor, Sports. PHYLLIS GIGANTI- There is likewise a reward for faithful silence. SECRETARIAL. Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4. Secretarial Awards, Chorus, Sports. JOSEPH GIOELI- l'm young yet, so don't rush me. GENERAL. Band. EUGENE GODIOS- The greater the man the less the noise GENERAL. Honor Roll I, 2. Varsity Track, Intramural Track, Basketball. KENNETH GODIOS- There's nothing lost by being wise. GENERAL. Track Letters, Intramural Basketball, Track, Varsity Track. CAMILLA GORETTI- Happiness was born a twin. SECRETARIAL. Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4. Secretarial Awards, Girls Declamation '53, '54, Chorus, Operetta, G. C. Representative on WEBR, Senior Day Program, Junior Day Program. MARIA GORETTI- A sister, as it were, a second self. SECRETARIAL. Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4. Secre- tarial Awards, Girls Declamation '53, '54, Chorus, Operetta, G. C. Representative on WEBR, Senior Day Program, Junior Day Program. JOAN GRAZIADEI- Each day she gains in knowl- edge, skill, and grace. BUSINESS. Honor Roll 2, 3. French Club, Monitor, Sports. SANDRA GRAZIADEI- She greets everyone with a friendly smile. BUSINESS. Chorus, Monitor, '54 Year- book Staff, Sports. MERIDA GREGORIO- Why wait till the day is through to dream? SECRETARIAL. Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4. Camera Club, Sports. MARIE GRIFFO- A mind of a scholar-dignity of a lady. SECRETARIAL. Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4. Senior Class Treasurer, Most Active Junior and Senior Girl, English Composition Certificate '53, Secretarial Awards, Monitor, Associate Editor '54 Clevelander, Guidance Club, Valedictorian, Radio, T.V. Repre- sentative, U.N. Model Assembly, Girls Declamation, Pin Girl, Sports. FRANCES GRILLO-- ln work or play, she's always gay. BUSINESS. French Club, Sports. I7 Ts.. M52 CATHERINE GRISANTI- A sweet attractive kind of grace. SCIENCE. Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4. Latin Club, Chorus, Sports. FRANK GUGINO- Assurance is two-thirds of suc- cess. GENERAL. AVON HERRING- A pretty face, a sunny wealth of hair. BUSINESS. Chorus, Monitor, Sports. JOSEPH INGRASSIA-- Still waters run deep. GEN- ERAL. Projector Staff, Major Letter, Varsity Cross Country. PAULINE INGUAGGIATO- Quiet of nature and sin- cere of heart. SECRETARIAL. Secretarial Awards, Latin Club, Guidance Club, Red Cross, Monitor, Chorus. JOSEPH INSALACO- Friendliness is God's gift. GENERAL. Italian Club, Monitor, Intramural Cross Country, Intramural Baseball. AUDREY JOHNSON-- Being unselfish is her secret of having friends. SECRETARIAL. Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4. Secretarial Awards. SAMUEL .IULIAN- He whistles as he goes-a light- hearted boy. GENERAL. Intramural Basketball. ROSETTA KINKADE-- Quiet but not idle. SECRE- TARIAL. Secretarial Awards. MARCIA LA MACHIA- A friendly lass, pretty too, always smiling never blue. SECRETARIAL. Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4. Friendliest Junior, Friendliest Senior, Secretarial Awards, Projector Club, '54 Yearbook, Monitor, Sports. FRANCES LA PORTA- A girl of thought rather than action, yet not without her own attraction. BUSI- NESS. Honor Roll 3. Sports. SUZANINE LAURICELLA- Mischief lurking in her eyes wanting outlet 'ere it dies. BUSINESS. Honor Roll 3. '54 Yearbook, Camera Club, Projector Club, Sports. VITO LENOCI- Brilliance is a gift of God, but knowledge is the work of man. ENGINEERING. Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4. Senior Class Treasurer, Associate Editor '54 Yearbook, French Club, Slide Rule Club, Projector Staff, Panel Discussion, Debate. ROBERT LEPORE- Peace rules the day where reason rules the mind. SCIENCE. Honor Roll I, 2. Intra- mural Basketball, .IOSEPHINE LOMBARDO- For she was one of the delightful quiet kind. GENERAL. Honor Roll 4. Projector Staff, 54 Yearbook. DANIEL LONG- By the work one tells the work- man. SCIENCE. Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4. Boy's Oratori- cal '53, Guidance Club. BETTY LOREFICE- Good without pretense. BUSI- NESS. French Club, Monitor, Sports. ROBERT McMASTER- It's hard to fail with quali- ties like his. GENERAL. Honor Roll 2, 3. Art Staff 3, Monitor. I8 ELENA MAGGIOTTO-- Always smiling, always gay, never lets worries trouble her day. SECRETARIAL. Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4. Gregg Awards, '53, '54 Year- book Staff, Monitor, Guidance Club, Sports. AUDREY MALACHOWSKI- Some one dependable, but quiet and demure. HOMEMAKING. Fashion Show '52, '53. ESTELLE MANCUSO- Like a star she glows, making friends where e'er she goes. SECRETARIAL. Honor Roll I, 2, 3. Junior, Senior Vice President, Secretary of Student Council, Associate Editor '54 Clevelander, Gregg Awards, Pin Girl, Sports. JOHN MANKE- Simple truth-his utmost skiIl. ENGINEERING. Intramural Basketball, Intramural Volley Ball Champions '54, JOAN MAROTTA- School's okay, but it breaks up the day so. SCIENCE. Honor Roll I, 2, 3. Monitor. PATRICIA MARSHE- To be efficient in a quiet way, is her aim throughout the day. SCIENCE. Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4. Latin Club, Chorus, Junior Day Play, Senior Day Play, Pin Girl, Sports. MATTHEW MARTINELLI- All his actions denote good nature. GENERAL. Monitor. ANTOINETTE MASSEY- She is quiet and so sin- cere, from her complaints you'll never hear. GEN- ERAL. Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. Shorthand Award, Chorus. JOYCE MAUL- Quietness is the merit ot woman- hood. SECRETARIAL. MARY JANE MECCA- She contains an unlimited supply ot joy. SECRETARIAL. Secretarial Award. JOHN MENNILLI- Slumber is more sweet than toil. GENERAL, Art Editor '54 Clevelander, Football, Intra- mural Basketball. DONALD MENZA- Music is the universal language of mankind. GENERAL. Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4. Band Manager, Student Band Director, Camera Club, '54 Yearbook Staff, Christmas Play '53, Service Club, Intramural Basketball, Basketball Committee. CHARLES MESI- Worry about today, tomorrow will be here too soon. SCIENCE. JOSEPH MINEO- He's not an artist but he can draw friends. GENERAL. Friendliest Junior Boy, Friendli- est Senior Boy, Service Club, Varsity Baseball, Intra- mural Basketball, Volleyball. THOMAS MINNUTO- Why take life too seriously? You'Il never get out of it alive. GENERAL. Varsity Football, Basketball, Captain Baseball At Hutch, Intra- mural Basketball Champs. JOSEPHINE MISSINEIO- The mildest manners and the gentlest heart. SECRETARIAL. Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4. Senior Most Likely To Succeed, Junior Home Room Treasurer, Shorthand and Typing Awards, Monitor. MARJORIE MOSS- Always a kind word tor those who Iisten. GENERAL. Honor Roll I, 2. Plays, Oper- etta '53, Band, Sports. CONNIE MUSCARELLA- A quiet girl is always ad- mirable. GENERAL. Honor Roll I, 2, 4. Secretarial Award, Monitor. I9 DOLORES NASCA- Good deeds are silent. LAN- GUAGE. Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club, French Club, Slide Rule Club, Chorus. JOSIE ANN NASCA- Happiness and sincerity go hand in hand with her. SECRETARIAL. Secretarial and Typing Awards, Sports. JEANETTE NINOTTA-- Happy am I, from care I'm free, Why aren't all content like me? SECRE' TARIAL. Secretarial and Typing Awards, Monitor, Sports. PAUL OCCHIPINTI- Worries never enter his mind. BUSINESS. Honor Roll I. Monitor, Projector Staff, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Volleyball Champs, Varsity Basketball Manager. ANTOINETTE ORLANDO- Nothing is impossible to one with a will. SECRETARIAL. Secretarial Award. STEVEN ORSINI- There is a silver lining to every cloud. SCIENCE. Football, Intramural Track, Table Tennis. ROSEMARIE PACE- Quiet she is in all her ways, but making the most of her youthful days. SECRETARIAL. Honor Roll I. Shorthand and Typing Award, Chorus, '54 Yearbook Staff. SEBASTIAN PASCALE- He puts all his troubles into his pocket which has a hole in it. GENERAL. Most Humorous Junior Boy, Junior Day Program, Monitor, Varsity Football, Track, Baseball, Intramurals. JOHN PATTI- John is quiet and rather shy but those who know him like the guy. GENERAL. Variety Show '53, Intramural Basketball. MYRA PELONERO- Her cheerful manners and happy face make her welcome any place. LANGUAGE. Honor Roll 2, 3. Junior Day Play, Chorus, Latin Club, Slide Rule Club. DOLORES PERDOCK- The best way to win friend- ship is to give it. HOMEMAKING. Monitor. BEVERLY PETERMAN- All her paths are peace. GENERAL. Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4. American Legion Award, Shorthand Award, Banking Staff, Commercial Club, Newspaper, Hi-Tri, Badminton, South Williams- port, Pa. JEANMARIE PHILLIPS- A maiden of laughing eyes. SCIENCE. Honor Roll I, 2. Projector Staff, French Club, Guidance Club, Panel Discussion, Slide Rule Club, 'Chess Club, Debate, '53, '54 Yearbook Staff, Sports. ROSE MARIE PUGLISI- Her voice was ever soft and Iow. GENERAL. Monitor, Camera Club. JEAN PUNTURO- A smile with a hint of mischief. HOMEMAKING. Chorus, '54 Yearbook Staff. ANTOINETTE RAMPINO- Tis better to say nothing than to say something that is nothing. SECRETARIAL. Honor Roll 2. Secretarial Awards, Monitor, Bowling. VIRGINIA RANDAZZO- A gay, good-natured girl. GENERAL. JUNE REINBOLD-- Her heart is merry. GENERAL. Guidance Club, Monitor, Chorus, Sports. 20 FRANK RIZZO- His ways are ways of honor and all his paths shall lead to glory. SCIENCE. Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4. Most Likely to Succeed Senior Boy, Asso- ciate Editor '54 Clevelander, Monitor, Chess Club, Slide Rule Club, Latin Club, Panel Discussion, School Play '53, Basketball Committee, Intramural Basketball, Table Tennis. JACQUELINE RIZZO- Cheerful and fun-loving. LANGUAGE. Honor Roll I, 2. Latin Club. BARBARA RODGERS- Refreshing lass, blond and fair, she and sunshine make a pair. SECRETARIAL. Honor Roll 3, 4. Most Sportsmanlike Senior Girl, Sec- retarial Awards, Pin Girl, Sports. JOSEPH SAN GEORGE- Tis better to be brief than tedious. BUSINESS. Tennis. ROSE SANTALUCIA- She is pretty, she is gay, what more need we say. LANGUAGE. Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4. Junior Secretary, Senior Secretary, Latin Club, French Club, Chess Club, Chorus, Monitor. JANE SCIME- A true friend is always a friend. SCIENCE. '54 Yearbook Staff, Sports. SAMUEL SCIME- He is prompt to help a friend. SCIENCE. Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4. Slide Rule Club, Service Club, Monitor, Intramural Sports. ROSE MARIE SIRESI- So sweet is the blush of bash- fulness. GENERAL. Fashion Show '53. VINCENT SMIRAGLIA- Happy the man who is Content. GENERAL, Junior Year English Composition Certificate, Projector Club, Monitor, Stage Crew, Plays, Manager Tennis and Football, Varsity Football, Basket- ball Committee. JOHN SOLE- Not a worry, not a care, never rushed, but always there. GENERAL. Treasurer, Bishop Fal- lon High, Intramural Basketball. JOAN SORCI- A quiet tongue shows a wise head. SCIENCE. Honor Roll I, 2, 3. Slide Rule Club, Latin Club, Monitor. JOSEPH SORDETTO- A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. BUSINESS. Most Sportsmanlike Junior, Major Letters Football, Honor- able Mention All High Football '52, Service Club, Cheerleader, Play '53, Christmas Play '52, '53, Man- ager Basketball '54, Varsity Track, Basketball, Intra- mural Track, Basketball. CATHERINE SORTINO- She says little but thinks much. SECRETARIAL. Secretarial and Typing Awards, Chorus. DOUGLAS SWEENEY- Plain speech is better than much wit. GENERAL. JOYCE SZTUK- True and bright as gold. GEN- ERAL. Honor Roll l, 2, 3. Best Groomed Junior Girl, Best Groomed Senior Girl, '52, '53, '54 Yearbook Staff, Chorus, Monitor. ROSALIE TABONE-- Thought is deeper than all speech. HOMEMAKING. Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4. Fash- ion Show '54, Sports. MARION TERESI- The highest wisdom is continued cheerfulnessf' GENERAL. '54 Yearbook Staff, Chorus, Monitor. PAULINE TERRITO- lt is a friendly heart that has many friends. SECRETARIAL. 2l we r sw I Jew itll l 'P -..E El t 'K li DOMENICO TESTA- He grows in size, wit, and sense, SCIENCE. Honor Roll l, 2, 4. Varsity Cross Country, Track. DOLORES THOMASULA- Conversation is the labo- ratory and workshop of the student. BUSINESS. Honor Roll 3, Gregg Award, Junior Year English Composition Certificate, Guidance Club, Projector Staff, Slide Rule Club, Camera Club, Chorus, Sports. LOUIS TORNAMBE- A man of few words but many thoughts. GENERAL. '54 Yearbook Staff, Intra- mural Basketball, Tennis, Track. ANNA TRINGALI- Pretty to look at, delightful to know. GENERAL. Monitor, Fashion Show '54. ANTOINETTE TRIPI- A soft voice becomes a lady. SECRETARIAL. Gregg Awards, Chorus, Sports. PATRICIA TRIPPE- It's nice to be natural when vou're naturally nice. SECRETARIAL. Gregg Award, Camera Club, Italian Club, Library Monitor, Chorus, '54 Yearbook Staff, Christmas Play '52, Football Song Composer, Sports. ROBERT TRONOLONE- The world would perish were all men learned. GENERAL. Honor Roll l. Monitor, Intramural Sports. JOHN TURNER- He steers his own course. BUSI- NESS. Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4. Press Club, Pennsylvania. JEANINE VACCARO- A carefree girl, happy and gay, this merry lass will go a long way. SECRE- TARIAL. Honor Roll l. Gregg Awards, Sophomore Year English Composition Certificate, '54 Yearbook Staff, Projector Club, Monitor, Badminton. CAROL VALENTI- One who is a lot of fun to be with, GENERAL. Chorus, Monitor, Sports. RONALD VALLONE- As mischievous as the day is long. GENERAL. Honor Roll l. Varsity Basketball, Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Track. SALVATORE VALVO- First I like basketball, for baskets I strive, then I like the bell at 2:45. SCIENCE. Honor Roll I. Most Sportsmanlike Senior Boy, Monitor, Varsity Basketball, Baseball, Intramural Basketball and Volleyball Champs, MARIE VETRANO- Sweet and gracious even in common speech. SECRETARIAL. Gregg Awards, '54 Yearbook Staff, Sports. ANN MARIE VITALE- Her many friendships prove her merit, BUSINESS. Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4. '54 Yearbook Staff, Monitor, Chorus, Proiector Club, Varsity Play '50, Sports. PHILIP VULLO- Climb high, climb far, your goal the sky, your aim the star. SCIENCE. Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4. Chess Club, Slide Rule Club, Monitor, Panel Discussion, School Play '52, Intramural Sports. DONALD ZITO- Well dressed men are pleasing to look at. GENERAL. Best Groomed Senior Boy, Doubles Bowling Championship, Duces Pin, Thespians, Fresh- man Vice-President lCanisiusl, Letter, Varsity Football, Monitor, Panel Discussion, Intramural Basketball, Associate Editor '54 Clevelander. MILDRED ZUPPA- Troubles may come, troubles may go, but I go on and on. SECRETARIAL. Honor Roll l. Gregg Awards, Chorus, Sports. EDWARD HOWARD- With all the hope of future years. GENERAL. 22 FIRST ROW: Larry, Carol. SITTING: Josephine, Joyce, Marcia, Marie, Barbara, Sal. LAST ROW: Frank, Don, Joe M., Joe C., Tom, Anita. Senior Superlatives Most Dependable ................ .. ..... ..... C arol Fertitta, Lawrence Costa Most Active .................... ........ M arie Griffo, Joseph Carriero Most Likely to Succeed ..... ,.... J osephine Missineio, Frank Rizzo Most Courteous .............. .... A nita De Rosa, Thomas Aurelio Best Groomed ...,.......... ............... J oyce Sztuk, Don Zito Most Sportsmanlike ..... ......... B arbara Rodgers, Sal Valvo Friendliest .................................................... Marcia La Machia, Joseph Mineo Senior Honor Roll Group These Seniors have maintained an average of 90W or above each marking period for tour years: Josephine Acquisto Carol Fertitta Dolores Nasca Gloria Barone Marie Gritto Frank Rizzo Salvatore Campagna Vito Lenoci Samuel Scime Samuel Cascio Josephine Missineio Philip Vullo STANDING: Josephine, Sal, Marie, Phil, Dolores, Sam, Frank. SITTING: Vito, Carol, Sam, Jo. 23 Do You Remember? By Frank Rizzo and Vito Lenoci . . . how confused we were when we first entered Grover in l950 . . . our first meeting with Grover's then principal, Mr. Kennedy . . . when the cheerleaders came into our freshman homerooms to teach us the cheers . . . the final nite football game . . . Miss Hall's faithful presence at Grover's sports events . . . Mrs. Riccota's eloquent singing of the Star- Spangled Banner' '... Mr. Hogan's excessive joy on assembly days . . . Henry Chernopiatow's moving oration on his life behind the iron curtain ? . . . the singing of Stout-hearted Men for Mr, Kennedy in his last assembly as principal . . . the dogs running across the lawn as we were taking our class picture in l95O . . . Caesar Tronolone's singing of l'm Forever Blowing Bubbles in one of our assemblies . . . Mrs. Mugridge's cry of Where are you go- ing? when the boys tried to sneak out of the girls' entrance . . . our unforgettable football team of 1952? . , . Tom Aurelio volunteering to act as the school chauffeur . . . our enthusiastic cross country member, Pete Di Baisi . . . our Senior Day program . . . trying to eat sandwiches, fruit, a bar of candy, an ice cream sandwich, and drink a bottle of milk in our 27 minute lunch period while memorizing our legal prin- ciples . . . Mr. Beech's long speech upon receiving the intramural basketball cup . . . Tony Graziano's amazing exam marks . . . when the Irish teachers sang on the stage on St. Patrick's Day . . . our yearbook shows for ads . . . the successful outcome of the school play, the Enchanted lsle ? . . . Gerry Deleon and Marie Griffo competing with averages of not less than 99W in their freshman year . , . the peculiar odors from the chemistry lab vying for supremacy with the odors wafting from the Residence . . . only the boys from Room 208 applauding when 208 was praised . . . the boys dancing with the teachers at last year's Junior Day . . . the moans that were heard from his Latin class when Mr. Hogan announced the half-sheet sign was lost . . . Mrs. Spear's asking if anyone had seen her practice exam papers when she could not find them in our freshman year? flf any infor- mation can be given as to their whereabouts, the seniors offer a reward so they might be cleared of any suspicion.l Soon our high school days will be past but the memories that we have accumulated throughout our years at Grover, the school that has become a part of us, will live in our hearts for many years to come. 2 x fx' - I I I- ' I l 'I 1 ,ff I If I ' , ' 1... 1 MH f f' 'L f :ll ' i' , ,A iv' 'v t' '7 Q 4 1 f' W 'I ull tv ,Q -X37 , ff , A V- H Oman Q 4 W K., ' E ,' G- Z ' -4- flfillv , N ., 46 Q1 .UWIUQ EQQ x ' 'ar XX W' P it llalllm L l CI L -- ,li 4 , , ' ff 1, 1 jf L H J,C951lou 25 Freshmen . . When they arrived in September, the Freshmen considered themselves mature and adultg to the upper-classmen, they seemed young and bewildered. These grammar school alumni felt themselves competent to tackle any problem, yet on the first day their sole task was to complete endless forms, a chore which gave them writer's cramp. Later, they were given their yellow promotion cards whereupon they immediately began to compare class schedules with their friends. Fate had indeed dealt them a cruel blow by assigning them to different teachers! When classes began the Freshmen were easily distinguished by their constant inquiry as to the location of this or that room lThe usual retort? On the fourth floc.-r. l As the Year of Adiustment year progressed, they familiarized themselves with most of the school regulations but could never quite comprehend the logic of the rule that a corridor slip was required just to walk in the halls. The monitors' challenge, Where's your pass? has made many a Freshman tremble. As time went on, the Freshmen adapted themselves to the life ofthe school and achieved recognition in athletics, scholarship, and extra-curricular activities. With their auspicious beginning they cannot fail to bring honor to Grover, as many of them have brought honor to their respective grammar schools. The confused novices of September are true Groverite-5 in June. Sophomores . September arrived and our last year's Freshmen, now an integral part of Grover's student body, came with care-free expressions to begin the second year of their high school career, Fully acquainted with the school procedures and accustomed to the rules, they were prepared to inaugurate a successful school year and accomplish whatever was expected of them. Remembering their own experience as Freshmen when they were at the beck and call of upperclassmen, the Sophomores saw to it that history repeated itself. Traces of their activities were in evidence in the cafeteria where, for the first few weeks, freshmen faces blushed with lipstick decorations-and with the exertion of carrying Sophomore lunch trays. Year of Assurance Once Freshman initiation was finished, the Sophomores devoted themselves to their studies. While they could always be identified in the halls by the few books they carried and by the Not-a-care-in-the-world expression on their faces, la picture which not even final examinations changedl, they passed very creditably. The Sophomores excelled in athletics. ln spite of their lack of experience, Sophomores gained positions on the football, basketball, and baseball teams. Their victory in the intra- murals in November augurs well for Grover's future record in interscholastic cross country competition and the Sophomore contestants were outstanding in intramural track. The Sophomore record at the half-way mark is very promising and we anticipate a brilliant future for them as upperclassmen. 30 .luniors . The first few days of September found our unit-conscious Juniors scrutinizing their schedule cards to be sure nothing had been omitted. They had returned to Grover resolved that this was the year to buckle down to serious business. The casual air they had worn in their Sophomore year was gone - they were serious students. In the winter the Juniors were friendly with each other fthe class elections were rapidly approachingl. At last they experienced the fun and thrill of electing their class officers and superlatives. The homeroom treasurers, however, found it very difficult to collect the dues and had to resort to giving a Howdy Doody badge to everyone who paid his dues. Year of Decision But finally all the dues were collected and the Juniors focused their attention upon Junior Day. They prepared a fine Junior Day Program and enjoyed their day as a respite from preparations for the rapidly approaching final exams. From Junior Day fun they returned to their books with renewed vigor. This, too, was the year that they began thinking seriously of their future vocations and spent many hours in the counseling offices dis- cussing various careers, and receiving much valuable advice from the counselors. Truly, this was a year of decision for the Juniors and we are sure that they have used it wisely. LEFT TO RIGHT: Matthew, Penny, Russ, Sarah, Marie, Joe. Junior Class Officers Wawlff' PRESIDENT ........................................................................ Joseph Buscaglia VICE-PRESIDENT ...... ...... M arie Saccomondo SECRETARY ........ .......... S arah Conti TREASURER ..... ......... R ussell Rizzo MARSHALS ........... ...... . .. ....... IMaIII'eW Umina IPenny Bellanti Junior Superlatives Most Sportsmanlike ........................................ Joseph Griffo, Dorothy Cortelli Most Active ........... ...... A nthony Genco, Marie Saccomando Best Groomed ..... ....... J oseph Buscaglia, Lenore Amabile Most Courteous ..... A...... J oseph Rubino, Yvonne La Guardia Most Humorous ..... ................ J oseph Digati, Peggy Wagner Friendliest .................... ...... ............ T h ornas Pagano, Sally Ann Lazzaro FRONT, LEFT TO RIGHT: Lenny, Dorothy, Joe G., Tony, Marie, Sally, Tom. REAR, RIGHT: Joe B., Joe D., Peggy, Joe R., Yvonne. LEFT TO 32 5.151 ' . LEFT TO RIGHT: John, Phyllis, Virginia, Mike, Carol, Pat, Sal, Frances. 1954 Honor Roll Leaders FRESHMEN ...... .......... M ichael Pasquarella, Patricia Howell SOPHOMORES .... .... S alvatore Zaccagnino, Frances Cappellano JUNIORS ............ ...................... V irginia Federico, Carol Drago SENIORS .... ..... J ohn Turner, Phyllis Giganti 1953 Scholarship Winners Richard Lunghino-Rensselaer Polytechnic Inst., Buffalo Alumni--S3200 . . . Jerry Saia- University of Buffalo, N.Y.S. Scholarship-S1400 . . . Joseph S. Randazzo-Cornell University, School of Engineering-S1600 . . . Michael C. Battaglia-Romulus Club Scholarship being used at U. of B.-SIOOO, Buffalo Foundation Award-S400 . . . Dolores Falcone-U. B. Supervisors' Scholarship C2 Yr. Tuitionl-SHOO . . . Frances Curro-Nursing Scholarship awarded by Zonta Club iused at D'YouvilleJ-S1400 . . . Sonia Granville-P.T.A., applicable at U. B.-5400, Buffalo Federation of Women's Clubs-S400 . . . Lea Hark-Buffalo Foundation-5400, N,Y.S. Rehabilitation-Sl6O0 iboth used at U. BJ . . . Rose Marie Mastrantonio-U. B. School of Pharmacy-Sl200. TOP: R. Lunghino, S. Granville, L. Hark, M. Battaglia. BOTTOM: J. Randazzo, R. Mastran- tonio, D. Falcone, F. Curro, J. Saia. 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ORATORY - Charles Sodaro was chosen to represent Grover at the interscholastic oratorical contest at Kensington, while Marie Griffo was our repre- sentative in the girls' declama- tion contest. Marie placed second in the city semi-finals. Other competitors at Grover were Philip Vullo, Lorenzo Gurreri, Camille and Maria Goretti, Christine Mort, and Patricia Kohler. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Gurreri, F. Rizzo, C. Goretti, P. Vullo, M. Goretti, C. Sodaro, C. Mort, AB- SENT: M. Gritfo, B. Petrello. PANEL DISCUSSION-To de- velop leadership and good speaking ability are the objec- tives ot this discussion group. During the year, the members visited six grammar schools to discuss with eighth graders some ot the problems that face entrants to high school. ln addition, four members partici- pated in the radio broadcast, High School Forum. Panel Discussion is guided by Miss Welch. 38 U.N. MODEL ASSEMBLY - Grover participated in the United Nations Model Assem- bly sponsored yearly by the Buffalo Council on World Af- fairs. Coached by Miss Cannan, Larry Costa, Marie Griffo, An- thony Marzullo, and Tom Aure- lio attended as representatives of the Latin American country of Columbia. LEFT TO RIGHT, STANDING: J. Mecca, M. Griffo, T. Aurelio, A, Marzullo. SEATED: L. Costa. CHARM CLASS-Every Tues- day afternoon the Senior girls met in the auditorium to put into effect a self-improvement plan. The first meeting was devoted to formulating their program and subsequently, un- der the capable tutelage of Joyce Sztuk, they practiced standing and walking correctly, applying makeup properly, and learning how to choose the clothes that would suit them best. Miss Geraty was the fac- ulty advisor. 39 XX C DEBATE -- Our affirmative team, in favor of the United States' adopting a policy of free trade, consisted of Sarah Conti, Marie Saccomando, and Carl Pileri who were coached by Mr. Howe. Rosemarie Crimaldi was alternate and Lawrence Gam- bacorta, timekeeper, This team lost to Kensington by a 9 -6 decision. LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Gambacorta, C. Pileri, S. Conti, M, Saccomando, Coach Mr. Howe, R. Crimaldi. LATIN LIVES AGAIN-Latin is definitely not dead at Grover, more pupils study it than other foreign language. To enter the Latin room is to turn the clock back to old Rome. The room is decorated with colorful posters, clippings from newspapers, and pictures of Roman scenes. Mr. Hogan's broad background of Roman history adds interest to the classes and his students agree that Latin has not only enlarged their vocabulary, but has also in- creased their historical knowledge. The motto of the Latin classes is, Labor omnia vincit. FIRST ROW: M. J. Weyrnoth, R. Pantonini, D. Aiello, D. Boyer. SECOND ROW: J. Arcadi, L. Guerreri, M. Lopardi, V. Bartolotta, P. Congilosi, C. Spano, D. Anso- lone. THIRD ROW: M. Bueme, J. Baker. FOURTH ROW: L. Fournier, A. Biondi, S. Zaccagnino, J. Domino, C. Sodaro. FIFTH ROW: Mr. Hogan, J. Campagna, L. Acquisto. SLIDE RULE CLUB-The slide rule is an instru- ment that is used for mathematical computa- tions. This club, directed by Mr. Davidson, was organized to teach the use of the slide rule to those students who intend to further their studies in mathematics. Geometry stu- dents may use the slide rule as a check in June examinations. LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: D. Nasca, B. Petrella C. Spano, M. Saccamondo. SECOND ROW: B. Galla, J. Buscemi, Y. La Guardia, S. Scime. THIRD ROW: J. Phil- lips, P. Congilosi. FOURTH ROW: D. Christie, S. Cascio, L. Schwelling, J. Sorci, H. Ryckman. FIFTH ROW: V. Lenoci, S. Campagna, L. Acquilino, M. Calandra. STAND- ING: P. Vullo, C. Drago, D. Sweeney, R. Clark, C. Pelleri R. Lepore, A. Marzullo, S. Conti, F. Rizzo, C. Gervase, M. Pelonero, Mr. Davidson. 1 1 40 CHESS CLUB--Meeting regularly after school, this group organized to improve their chess skill. This year the Chess team competed against other high schools in a Chess Tourna- ment sponsored by the Queen City Chess Club of Buffalo. In this competition Grover defeat- ed Canisius, Lafayette, McKinley, and St. Joseph's Collegiate Institute. The team's over- all record in the tournament was four victories, three ties, and two losses. We congratulate them on their fine record and wish them good luck for next year. Mr. Di Bartolo was the faculty advisor, SEATED: J. Lamantia, D. Schmitt, F. Mills, D. Seymour. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Zanzano, P, Zanzano, T. Scibetta, D. Davis, J. Phillips, T. Carboni, T. McHenry, L. Gurreri. SECOND ROW: A. Biondi, E. Pandiers, L. Fournier, J. Santella. CAMERA CLUB--The Camera Club, under the experienced direction of Miss Hall, organ- ized a full schedule of activities for the l953- 54 season. Their program included lectures, discussions, dark room work and photography on the campus. The shutterbugs were fortu- nate in obtaining a new enlarger which they used with excellent results. This year Mr. Schrader delivered several lectures on pho- tography and gave the club valuable sugges- tions on how to improve their picture-taking techniques. The Camera Club members are most enthusiastic hobbyists. KNEELING, FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Menza, D. Zaccagnino, T, Scibetta, L. Gurreri, C. Drago, Miss Hall. SEICOND ROW: J. Mecca, R. Carriero, J, Bongio- vanni, B. Petrella, R. Marong. THIRD ROW: S. Cam- pagna, D. Menza, D. Boyer. IL CIRCOLO ITALIANO-ll Circolo Italiano is unique in Buffalo for in no other high school is there an Italian Club. Mr. Di Bartolo is faculty advisor and under his guidance the club has grown in membership. Mr. Di Bartolo has made it possible for the group to take dancing lessons at the International Institute and sing- ing lessons from Mr. Weis. The entertainment committee arranged picnics and parties which the club sponsored. A favorite activity of the club is to listen to Mr. Di Bartolo's recordings of the opera La Boheme. SEATED: C. Cordone, Mr. Di Bartolo, A. Marzullo, J. Mecca, L. Carbone, S. Campagna. SECOND ROW: M. J. Pirello, J. Iraci, M. Crimaldi, V. Chiodo, D. Grillo, J. Tabone, L. Giampasolo, R. Marong, I. Spampinata. THIRD ROW: C. Drago, S. Pancamo, A. Turco, C. Silvaroli, J, Pellegrini, F. Maniscalco. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS-Members of Le Cercle Francais meet twice a month to practice what they learn in class. The purpose of the club is to further the knowledge and appre- ciation of the French language and customs Club activities include singing French songs playing games and reading French literature The advisor is Miss Tewksbury. I STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Genau, C, Joudry, N Curto, L. Fournier, T. McHenry, V. Nocera, P. Piccillo, SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: F. De George, B. Terrana D. Welling, M. Christie, L. Greco, M. L. Christopher M. Carbone, Miss Tewksbury, L. Carbone, V. Federico L. Gurreri, V, Huff, G. Di Gregorio, Y. Lipira, S. Martin A. Bowers, L. Miceli. 1 1 1 1 41 BAND-Grover's student band elects its own directors and librarians. Under Conductor Weis, the band has increased its membership and has made tremendous progress in discipline and performance. The sound of band music has added immeasurably to the pleasure of our assembly programs. lf we have any criticism, it is only that we do not hear them play often enought CHORUS-Grover is grateful for the many tuneful moments it has enjoyed through the efforts of the Chorus classes. Under the direction of Mr. Weis, the Chorus has entertained us in assem- blies throughout the year. Our Grover songbirds receive compliments from all who hear them sing. PROJECTOR STAFF-Supervised by Mr. Davidson and Miss Westfall, the statt operated the projector machine during assembly and class periods. These are the boys and girls who make the use ot visual aids possible at Grover. I0-ED DANCING-Interested students met vith Miss Chiavaroli on Tuesdays to learn folk nd modern dancing. The dance period pro- 'ided a pleasant social hour for the participants nd attorded them an opportunity to increase heir friendships. STUDENT REPRESENTATIVE COUNCIL-Under the direction of Miss Geraty, our Student Repre- sentative Council was organized this year. It sent Marie Saccomando and Tom Aurelio to a citynwide meeting of all high school councils to discuss pertinent school problems. .,...fd'5s. ART STAFF STANDING J Hoy L Tornambe Mr Cavalieri SITTING J Castlglla J Me-rmiIIi L Latorte D Meriza J Stzuk S Cimo 1954 CHRRIEIZO Co EDITOR. L . . , , , . . ,5. K . , , , , . , . , . , A ,A W x M r . 'ff-P. J. - J. Mr-ENNILLI nm' ep. M.6F21FFO Assoc. eo. F. IZIZZO V. LENOCI RS.50C-E.D- FISSOQEDJ C..FERTI'I'TlI ADV. ED. YEARBOOK STAFF-SEATED: V, Lenoci, R. Damiani, L. Mermilli, E. Maricuso, E. Maggiotto, J, Carriero, Miss Lombardi, J. Acquisto, D, Zito, C. Curtis, J. Phillips, J, Di Christina. STANDING: F. Rizzo, A. Buscaglia, V. Frederico, M. Griffo, M. Saccomando, J. Bongiovarmi, C. Fertitta, S. Campagna, C. Gervase, D. Menza. Clevelander .J ,QCQUISTO co sorrorz YEAR BOOK ADVERTISING GROUP LEFT TO RIGHT SITTING J Acquisto M Teresi J Punturo L Kent M Castiglia C Fer tittw STANDING P Alorige S lricorvaia F Rubmo J D!-Xmlco M S Dolwariy ABSENT M J Conf: A Spario J DI Christ a I I I ' ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' A ' . A . . I , -I V C . . . , , , . , . , ' Q, A . . . . . . . , . , . in NCQSTIGLIQ QSSOQPDV. ED. ILDRMICINI 95506. E0- 0.50-Scn6i..m Assoc. ED. E. IVIQNCUSO Assoc. E D. D. ZITO Assoc. ED. YEARBOOK STAFFfSEATED: J. Lombardo, l. Dubreville, A. Vitale, R. Campo, J. Vaccaro, M. La Maclwia, Miss Ozarin, P. Trippe, M. Pillittere, C. Vento, D. Cino, I. Mitchell. STANDING: C. Crage, L, Gurreri, M. Te-resi, M. Vetrario, M. George, S Graziadei, R. Pace, S. Carlisle, S. Lauricella, T. Carborie. ABSENT: J. Fiorella. 4-Q 1 wma 1523- Q 'ig wfW,m,,gppfwav'W' Q ' K Q EW5l 'wW M 0 K- 51 w EB i ff, ig -A A1 i Cross Country They VUL' flve b,zrriw'.i' from GlI'0l'c'I' High 5 They nuke the dnt! fly luigb zrbefz they rim by This year Grover finished first, second and third in three meets and a very commendable seventh in the All-High Meet, a satisfactory record for an inexperienced team. Our Grover Harriers anticipate a better season next year. Although the invaluable Jim Ferris and Sal Christopher are departing, the boys who return, Tony Sodaro, Nick Zendano, Sal Zaccagnino and John Sacco, will provide the nucleus for victory. These lads have worked hard this year and their efforts cannot fail to show results next year. We would like to tip our hats to them for their intensive work and to Coach Kuhn fthe boys think he is terrificl for the fine job he has done with the inexperienced boys. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RlGHTz D. Zaccagnino, P. Di Basi, S. Pasquarella, N. Zendano, J. Sacco, S. Zaccagnino, C. Galiano, E Tucker, F. Koons, P. Di Figlia. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Manager, J. lngrassia, S. Christopher, J. Pellegrino, J. Gurreri, J. Zanzano, P. Zanzano, l.. Conti, T. Sodaro, J. Ferris, J. Vasi, Coach Kuhn. in v R as Q is ,r tr in 5 ffl X. 4- Ymw K A A gpm , ,ngkjv Qfswgllgff I 5' A ' g ff s z .55 51, , 1 ' J H33 ,1,. T Q f' 4 Z A ff- A f V1 A my A im' , in 1 5 'QA , My Q A F 4 A ,Lk ,fl 4' ,M A, X f 2. uf My WIZYYA - T ' s'Uf.: M . Q-an er., , A if , M , My R , y ax- ,X . 5, W. W 1 W xg, X K wp Niggas ww 1 :ef W 4 3 4 . C M ' Q A E Q 'L f P W ' V' v k fb -' mf- 'K Q 'lf L' Mfg' W KL X ff: ' xl F 'V A' X .Q QQ BB 27 25 ZF , 414 '47 ,Q Q2 gas ,gs f ' is f ' 3 ' . L Q ' Q, 'X V' F.. :S Q f M 1 QA Q A x' H In ,... , .,, K f L I Q f .M L M -1. X f 5 3 25 V 5 A 51 22 49 S1 45 BS E5 42 29 5,3 I 5 if FF 6' 951' as Q ,W A' - ff Q fi Q , ff Q fs Q f wwf, V -' . x . S . ji gf, V, ,ir -,ij lk x Y .,:L 35:55 , Q ,, E N ff M , ...V fx! i I .., is Q MEX lv A - Q ff fx A 4 ' . V :fp A 5 ,nf ,. ' A ,ge,E,.,wga ,,A. M vwwm KLLQAL fi M Q ' 'M 4f , 4 1 ggi I V .rx ' Zim 7 ,A-uw L Vit ,. f ,Q ' Q fp Q A if ,W f W- 6-A K 'S as 5, w ,..' 41 W 3k,Qv,M5,,,.rgA , , 5' ., W - 4. A. of -: ' 4. . wwf, , .. XJM, ., L. , . ,M ., . , ,A ,, , , . A Q., gp f ,f Q1 . A, . Ng, , Skygm Lgf7,,L,jkf . .F gh I k r5wmlkQ I ,Aqkffkjwk x Basketball If we wanted to describe this year's basket- ball squad, we would say that they lacked in height but not in fight. We had a team of stark courage and dogged determination. lts spark defies description, yet it was in evidence in all the games they played. Behind the mis- leading scores and statistics, we had a team of which we can be proud. They may have lost game after game but they never lost their fight. They played the last game of the season as well as they played the first. Our indomitable Sal Valvo scored 224 points and was named on the second All-High Team of both the Buffalo Evening News and the Courier-Express. As the season progressed, a fiery little thunderbolt named Roland Vallone, Joe Raco, a promising sophomore, and Stan Collesano, a talented freshman, came to our attention. With Collesano, Raco, Grisanti, Greene, Martinelli, and both Realmuto brothers back with us next year, we look forward to a most promising season, VARSITY-STANDING: J. Raco, S. Collesano, N. Zendano, J. Sordetto, Mr. Kuhn, E. Evans, R. Vallone, S. Valvo. KNEEL ING: A. Grisanti, C. Gervase, J. Realmuto, A. Realmuto, A. Martinelli, L. Greene. TENNIS-KNEELING, L. to R.: D. Panaro, T. Sci- betta, L. Guerreri, D, Bonatede, V. Ventura. STANDING, L. to R.: Mr. Ruffino, S, Scime, T. Car- bone, R. Gullo, D, Di Pas- quale, G. Cotroneo, C. Pileri, T. Bishop, N. Cur- to, V. Smiraglia, THIRD ROW, L. to R.: J. Testa, T. Aurelio, M. Lopardi, A. Genco, A. Biondi, D. Christie. TENNIS-Tennis, track, and baseball are Grover's varsity sports in the spring. This year two veteran tennis players returned, Tom Aurelio and Russ Di Bartolo, to bolster an inexperienced team. Grover's squad is small in number but high in spirit. BASEBALL-This year's baseball team is composed of many holdovers, veterans with a season or more of experience behind them. Sunny spring days found the old-timers and the tyros practicing regularly at Front Park under the direction of their Coach, Mr. Kuhn, Like all Grover teams, BASEBALL SQUAD-FIRST ROW, L. to R.: S. Bortz, J. Raco, S. Valvo, T. Minnuto, J. Pepicello, C. Joudry, N. Zendano A, Buscaglia. SECOND ROW: Coach, Mr. Kuhn, R. Sciolino, J, Realmuto, A. Realmuto, R. Pizzuto, S. Amabile, S. Collesano, J, Lickers, Manager. THIRD ROW: S. Valvo, J. Santella, D. Verdi, A. Martinelli, J. Mineo. r' QV 5 i X fwwafwffwmwwwm m,L,,1v. M Wa? 4 4 s Z www S i QQQM Q Q 5 . 5 'V A f , Q 2 Q 3 MA A 2 . f . 5 , ,Q K K 1 A A X ' M 5 f ji V g? use , l '- fi I ' 35?F 19 J , ,, gf H ,.., , Sk V 1 Q vglgnw. 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A fi lRightJFRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE BASKET- BALL-SHOOTING: P. Howell. L. to R.: J. Minotti, D. Seymour, L, Giampaula. L. to R.: D. Wanek, R. Armenia, R. M. Marranca. lBeIowI FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE BASE- BALL4V. Vella, D. Hartman, M. Casucci, E. Gorgeades, P. Howell, M. Gaglia. SLID- ING HOME1 R. Armenia, Catcher, C. Pezo- raro. KNEELING: A. Baugh, I. Stampinato, Spectators, C. Gerace, L. Bellone, E. Brant, E. Mendola. HOLDING BAT: M. Bueme. CAboveI DECK TENNIS4WlNNERS-BE- HIND NET: D. Seymour. IN FRONT OF NET, L. to R.: J. Burruano, L, Giampaola. SPECTATORS, L, to R.: D. Martinez, C. Wright, R. Armenia, D. Ansolcne, V. Barto- Iotta, M, Bueme, N. Tutino, L. Bellone. iRightJ VOLLEYBALL -- SENIOR-DEMON STRATING: M. Gritto, Captain. FIRST ROW: E, Mancuso, A. Dasta, R. Campo, C. Fer- titta, F. Fischer, SECOND ROW: J. Rein- bold, D, Thomasula, B, Lorefice, R. Tabone. 56 Girls' Sports Early in fall, Grover's athletic girls organized homeroom volleyball teams. After many weeks of close competition the Sure Shots of Room 3ll were vic- torious over the winners of the Freshman- Sophomore Group. ShootI Shoot! A moment of silence, an aim, -a miss. That is what usually happened every Thursday afternoon dur- ing Basketball season. The winners of the Freshman-Sophomore, Junior-Senior Leagues were Rooms II5 and 300 re- spectively. In Review ' '.., one, two, three strikes you're out on the G. C. field. . . This was the song the girls sang every Wednesday night during our spring baseball season. Deck tennis came next with elimination contests being held in the gym classes each week. The championship battles took place after school and the Wee Four, a freshman team, proved to be the victors. With the first signs of spring, sleepy- eyed girls managed to get to school early enough to participate in the Badminton tournaments. Because of the fine turn- out, Badminton contests continued through June. IConcluded on next page.I lLettD JUNIOR-SENIOR BASKETBALL- DEMONSTRATING: C. Drago. FIRST ROW L. to R.: P. Nichols, L. Mennilli, J. Lo Bruno S. Pezone. SECOND ROW: C. Tulumello S. Conti, S. Lazzaro, C. Frank, tBelowI JUNIOR-SENIOR B A S E B A L L- KNEELING: D. Cortelli, S. Pezone, P. Maile STANDING: I. Mitchell, C. Frank, K. Sori tino, AT PLATE: J. Castiglia, A. Dasta, D Caruana. KNEELING: M. Giardina, B Rodgers, J, Reinbold, D. Thomasula, R. Ta- bone, A. Tripi, P. Trippe, P. Marshe, J. Scime, M. Pelonero. IAbovel BADMINTON-STANDING BEHIND NET, L, to R.: C. Tulumello, D. Ansolone, V. Bartolotta, L. Bellone, D. Cortelli, S. Buck, R. Armenia, C. Klein, E. Brant, M. A. Porto. IN FRONT OF NET, L. to R.: D. Martinez, J. Reinbold, N. Tutino, N. Au- gello, M. Scozzaro, P. Howell, M. Bueme, C. Wright, A. Tripi, D. Rigby. KNEELING, L. to R.: D. Seymour, R. Skapinski. ILeftl FRESHMAN VOLLEYBALL-DEMON- STRATING: A. Casucci, Captain. FIRST ROW: M. J. Conti, C. Gerace, V. La Sura. SECOND ROW: V. Vella, M. Gaglia, D. Hartman, R. Francoforte, D. Smario, Co- Captain. 57 TUMBLING-Tumbling, one of the newest after-school activities, was introduced by Miss Chiavaroli. The girls learned to walk on their hands, to turn cartwheels, and to perform other arts of balance. The tum- blers were: E. Peschio, A. Sparcino, C, Wright, D. Nimsker, A. Bowers, I. Noon, D. Seymour, D. Martinez, S. Buck, D. Hoffman, N. Rizzo, A. Scappator, N. Boice, R. Skapinski, E. Brant, P. Howell, N. Augello, D. M. Rigby. BOWLING-Every Tuesday night our bowl- ers met at Strand Bowling Alleys and com- peted for the championship, which was won by the 4 G's. The bowlers are: L. to R.: S. Castiglione, D. Anzalone, F. Notaro, J. Castiglia, D. Cortelli, B. Lorefice, D. Todaro, M. Scozarro. TABLE TENNIS-During the course of our athletic program the table tennis enthusiasts competed for the championship. Dorothy Cortelli emerged the victor. L. to R.: J. Acquisto, D. Cortelli. SWIMMING-Although most of the girls' sports took place in our own school, swim- ming, bowling, and hiking, were held else- where. The girls who ventured to Lafayette for swimming were: DEMONSTRATING: J. Castiglia, E. Candlena. SIT- TING: N. Augello, D. Rigby. KNEELING: M. Buerne, J. Monteforte, R. D'Agostino. SITTING: F. Fischer, R. Aguglia. STANDING, ROW I, L. to R.: F. Ciocco, N. Pandolfino, S, Delmont, A. Cretecci, A. Lomeo, P. Howell, I. Mitchell. ROW 2: A. Vitale, E. Mancuso, D. Cortelli, D. Seymour, C. Frank, V. Lasura, M. Moss, C. Maciejewski, N. German, L. Bellone, E. Maggiotto. HIKING-The boys greatly appreciated the enthusiastic support of the ardent hikers at the Delaware Track and Front Park Diamond. The hikers were: FIRST ROVV, L. to R.: M. Scozzaro, N. Tutino. SEC- OND ROW: D. Aiello, G. Di Gregorio, V. Bartolotta, M. Bueme. THIRD ROW: R. Gullo, E. Provino, C. Frank, I. Mitchell. FOURTH ROW: N. Rizzo, D. Nimsker, V. Lasura. FIFTH ROW: F. Mendola, F. Cappellano. SIXTH ROW: J. Castiglia, D. Ansolone. E 3. z 5' 5 ,I 1, I W 34 N 1.4 K 2? .5 x f, is 2 2 2 4, 1, 1: 2 ! 'Q E ,s EE in LV Class Will Joann Fiorella We, the Class of l954, supposedly of sound mind and body, do hereby make and declare this to be our last will and testament: To the Juniors we leave the privilege of occupying our special seats in the assembly, and the excitement that goes with planning for Senior Day and Graduation. Upon the Sophomore class is bestowed the new experience of electing class officers, and planning for the May Prom. To the Freshmen is given the honor of occupying the highest part of Grover's audi- torium- The Shelf. The following personal bequests are made by the Seniors: The Goretti twins leave to any other twins at Grover the privilege of being asked by con- fused teachers, Which one are you? Joe Sordetto leaves his Old Age Pension checks to Mr. Beech. Catherine Crage wills her battered short- hand notebook to some fortunate Junior, while Estelle Mancuso leaves her wornout typewriter in Room 219 to whoever follows in her foot- steps. Sal Valvo bequeaths to his UnCle Sal his treasured basketball uniform. Sibby Pascale leaves his car to whoever wants to buy it. ilt will be sold to the highest bidderli Tommy Minnuto hands down his ability to do American history homework to Rose Bruno. Tony Buscaglia leaves the G flat minor scale and his magic bass to Joe Digati. Elena Maggiotto leaves to Kathy Sortino her seat in Room 308, hoping the splinters won't bother her, while Arlene Menza falls heir to Rose Marie Damiani's white buck shoes. Jeanina Vaccaro wills her long hair to Ro Carriero, hoping that Ro will have more pa- tience with it next year. Jim Ferris would like to leave his running ability to Tony Sodaro. May he be as successful as Jim was. Joel Buscemi finally leaves her chemistry and biology books to those who care to use them. To Michael Lapardi is left June Rein- bold's famous saying, No matter how you worry, you'll never cross the bridge until you get to it. Myra Pelonero leaves her insatiable appetite and vivacious chatter to Paula Runfola, Rosa- line Tabone wills her seat in the cafeteria to another hungry student, while to some for- tunate Junior, Jeanmarie Phillips leaves her seat in the health class, with the hope that her successor has as much fun as she had during the course. Lucy Giardina leaves her flashy blue knee socks to any Junior girl who has the courage to wear them. Marion Teresi wishes to leave her broken monitor's chair land the draft from the win- dowsi to Rose Mary Tomasula. Don Zito hereby bequeaths his 4L notebook to Joe Griffo, and Joe Carriero leaves his park- ing space on l4th Street to anyone who is for- tunate enough to have a car, A rusty combination and crowded locker is left by Jo Lombardo to some lucky girl who will be in Room 311. Sue Lauricella leaves her worn medical ex- cuse from gym to Margie Vitale. Sandy Graziadei leaves her favorite compto- meter to Gail Di Pasquale. The entire yearbook staff wishes to bequeath the fun and work that go with planning a year- book to next year's yearbook staff. The head- aches, tool!! ln witness thereof, we, the Senior Class, the testators, have set our hand and seal hereto this twenty-ninth day of June in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and fifty-four. W j 'Ulu x -4-355923 M t ,wig . SN f 6- N 599 my ist A QIQ 4v 61 4 IV n J 1 'Vin' ' H -10,571 I I ,- I I' ,infill fflff I I f f Abbatessa and De Carlo Delicatessen Abrams, Ray C. 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L. lMrs.l Fashano, Barbara lMrs.l Faso Liquor Store Falsone, Anthony L. tMrs.J Faulise, Louis Federico, Carmelo iMrs.J Federico, Sarah Ferguson, Mabel lMrs.l Ferraro, Jos. lMr. and Mrs.l Ferraro, Tony Fertitta, Carol Fiorella, Peter Fiorella, Peter J. Fischer, H. Mr. and Mrs.J Fitscher, Fred lMr. and Mrs.l Five Nichols lTheJ Fontana tMr. and Mrs.J Foss, Frank lMr. and Mrs.J Frank, Alphonse lMr. and Mrs.l Frank, Bill and Larry Frank's Bakery A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend Fultz, Bruce George Gaglia, Lucy lMrs.J Gaglione, Patsy lMr. and Mrs.l Gallagher, Edwin lMr. and Mrs.J Gallagher, Rose Ann and Dick Garotaro, Philip Gerace, Ciro and Loretta Geraty lMiSSl Gert and Ronnie Gervase, A. lMr. and Mrs.l Gervasi lMrs.J Giambra, Frank lMr. and Mrs.l Giampaola Family Giampaola, Lucille Giardina, Lucy Gioeli, Samuel, Jr. tMr. and Mrs.J Glaser, Geralda M. Goretti, Camilla and Maria Granata, Anthony Granata, Lena lMrs.l and Daughter Grasso, Connie iMissl Graziadei, Martin lMr. and Mrs.l Greco, Mickey and Louise PATRONS Greco, Russell lMr. and Mrs.l Grimaldi, Angelo lMr. and Mrs.l Grimaldi, Mary lMissl Grisanti, Carmen iMr.J Grisanti, Catherine Grisanti, Rose lMrs.l Gugino, 'Charles J. iMr. and Mrs.l Gugliuzza, Russell lMr. and Mrs.l Guidice, A. M. lMrs.l Gullo, John lMr. and Mrs.l Gullo, Joseph lMr. and Mrs.l Guses' Barber Shop Haeseker, Mable iMrs.l Hall, Dorothea F. Hartman iMr. and Mrs.J Hogan, E. lMr.l Howard, William J. Howell, Charles lMr. and Mrs.l Howell, Charles R. lllardo, Mary Rose Impellitier, C. lMrs.l lngras, Nick tMr.l lnguaggiato, Alfonso lnguaggiato, Joseph lMr. and Mrs.J lnguaggiato, Pauline lMissl lnsalaco, Samuel lMr. and Mrs.l International Institute J. Berg Furniture Store Ja-Lor-Vir-Mar Jackson, Judith Ann Jacobi, Frank lMr. and Mrs.l Jane and Theresa Jeanette and John Jim and Sue Jim's Friendly Service Jimme's Shoe Repair Shop Joan and Ralph Joel and Junior Johnny and Camilla Josie and Johnny Kay and Helen Kehoe, Jean C. Kehoe, Stephen V. iMr. and Mrs.l Kell, Grace tMrs.l and Cortelli, Jo A Keller, Marlin lMr. and Mrs.J Kent, Lynn Kent, Matthew lMr. and Mrs.l Kuhn, George W. tMr.l La Duca, Josephine M. lMrs.l Lamantia, Jim Lamantia, V. lMr. and Mrs.l La Porta, Frances La Porte, Andrew lMr. and Mrs.J Lasura, Lawrence A. lMr. and Mrs.J Leddy, John J., O.M.l. lRev.l 63 l ll l Lee Bakery Lenny and Joe Letta, Dominick S. Linda and Barbara Little Carl Loffredo, Anthony J. Lombardo iMrs.l Lombardo, S. lMr.l Lorefice, Betty Loschiavo, Anna Loschiavo, Augustine tMrs.l Lo Tempio, Vincent Mackowiak, Alfred MacPherson, John lMr. and Mrs.l Madonia, Gaspare lMr.J Maile, J. fMr. and Mrs.l Maloney, William lMr. and Mrs.l Mancuso, Peter lMr. and Mrs.l Mangus, Marie Marie and John Marie and Rita Marinaccio, J. lMr. and Mrs.l Marotta, C. lMr. and Mrs.l Marotta, Jean Marotta's Grocery Marranca, Nicholas Marranca, Ralph F. lMrs.J Martin, Beatrice Martinez, F. D. lMr. and Mrs.J Marzullo, M. lMr. and Mrs.l Masterman Masters, Stephen iMr. and Mrs.J Mattoli, Gus lMr. and Mrs.J Maul, Joyce M. Mauro, Frank iMr. and Mrs.l Mecca, Lovee and Jim Mendola, Diego lMr. and Mrs.l Menza, Donald J. Messina, Rose Marie Miceli, A. lMrs.J Milazzo, Louis Militello, Charlie Militello, Vincent Minotti, Michael lMr. and Mrs.l Minnesi, Charles lMr. and Mrs.l Mirabella, Anthony lMr. and Mrs.l Missineio, Michael tMr. and Mrs.l Montante, Connie Montefiore Club Moore, Harry lMrs.l Moribello, Rose Marie lMissl Morrison, Frank lMr. and Mrs.J Mugridge, M. lMrs.l Mule, Vincent J. Mundhenk, Patricia Mure', Mary F. lMrs.l Mure', S. fMr. and Mrs.l Muriel's Beauty Shop Muscarella, C. lMrs.l Muscarella, Jimmy Myra and Joe Nasca, Philip lMr. and Mrs.J Navarro, Rose G. Newman Family lThel Nicolosi, Vito lMr. and Mrs.l Nicosia, Mary J. lMrs.l Nobile, Joseph J. Notaro, Anna lMrs.J Occhino, F. and Sons Ogeen, Joseph J. lMr. and Mrs.l and Family Ognibene, Angelo lMr. and Mrs.l Ott, James lMrs.l Ousterhout, James C. lMr.l Page, Gail Page, Nick fMr. and Mrs.l Paillart, Victor lMr. and Mrs.i Palmeri, Vincent lMr. and Mrs.l Palumbo, Samuel lMr. and Mrs.J Pancamo, Joseph D. tMr. and Mrs.l Pandolfino, Nancy Panepinto, Guy Panepinto, Renee lMissJ Pantonini, S. lMr. and Mrs.J Paoleschi, David lMr. and Mrs.l Perdock, Rose Perla, Carl Peschio, Lino lMrs.l Pete's Sanitary Barber Shop Petix, Sam lMr. and Mrs.l Petruzzetla, Steve lMr. and Mrs.l Pezone, Sam lMr. and Mrs.l Prost, Richard l'Mrs.l Puglisi, Louis Quintones lThel Rampino, Ralph lMr. and Mrs.J Rankus, Geo. lMr. and Mrs.l and Marve Reinbold, June Reinbold, L. lMr. and Mrs.l Riley, Sue lMrs.l Ritchie, Charles lMr. and Mrs.l Ritzer, Louis lMrs.l Rizzo Electronics Rizzuto, Caroline lMrs.J Ro, Ginny, Jo and Lee Roberts, George Romani, John lMr. and Mrs.l Rosemary and Grace Rossito, Carmen Rotondi's Grocery Rovnak, Joseph lMr.l Rovnak, Mary lMrs.l Rubach, Stephen lMr. and Mrs.l Rubino, Frank Ruffino and Manuel Grocery PATRONS Runtola, Marie C. lMissJ Russell, Sylvia Russo, Frances lMrs.l Ryan, Simon Sacco, Rachelle Saccomando, James lMr. and Mrs.l St. George, Maxine Sal's Superette Saluzzo, J. lMrs.l Sam's Texaco Station San Filippo, Margaret Santalucia, Rose Santasiero, Shirley Santee, Joseph lMr. and Mrs.J Santella, Dominic lMr. and Mrs.J Sapienza, Tommy Sardin's Restaurant Sardina, Betty Sardina, Vincent lMr. and Mrs.l Sartori, Peter lMrs.J Sartorius, Joseph J. lMr. and Mrs.l Sawatske, Theodore lMr.l Scaccia, Fred lMr. and Mrs.l Scala, Jean lMrs.l Schloerb, Wesley lMr. and Mrs.l Schmitt, B. lMr. and Mrs.l Scordato, Frank lMr. and Mrs.J Scozzaro, Sam lMr. and Mrs.l Sharman, Lyle lMr.l Shirley 8: Steve Sicurella, Angela and Samaria, Marie Silvaroli, Anthony lMrs.l Siresi, Anthony lMr. and Mrs.J Skimski, Louis lMrs.l Skimski, Louis lMr.l Smiraglia, Angeline lMrs.l Smith, Frank L., Jr. Smith, Rickey Sorci, Joan Sortino, Mary lMrs.J Spano, B. lMr. and Mrs.l Spano, D. lMr. and Mrs.l Spano, R. A. lDr.l Spellman, Joseph Sperazz, John Strasser, Ronald Strianese, A. lMrs.l Swenarski, Walter lMr. and Mrs.l Sztuk, Leo lMrs.l Sztuk, Leo lMr.l Tabone, Carrie Tabone, Jo Ann Tabone, Michael A. lMr. and Mrs.l Tabone, Philip lMr. and Mrs.l Tarvella, Joseph Terrana, Beverly Terrana, Joseph lMr. and Mrs.l Territo, Charles lMr. and Mrs.l 64 Territo, Pauline Testa, Peter lMr. and Mrs.l Testa, Russell lMr. and Mrs.l Thomas, James tMr. and Mrs.l Thomas, Rose Marie Thompson, John lMr.J Tibollo, Carmen lMr.J Tiranno, John C. lMr. and Mrs.J Todaro, Anthony lMrs.l Todaro, Samuel and Co. Tom and Anita Tomasello, Angelo lMr. and Mrs.7 Tomasello, Michael lMrs.J Tonismae, N. lMrs.J Tony, D. and Gail M. Tricoli, Michael lMr. and Mrs.l Trillizio, George J. lMr. and Mrs.J Tringali, Anna Trio lThel Tripi, Vincent lMr. and Mrs.l Tronolone, John lMr. and Mrs.l Tronolone, Madeline lMissl Tucker, E. K. lMr. and Mrs.J Turco, Gaetano lMr. and Mrs.l Turner, Adelaide lMrs.l Urso, Joseph lMr. and Mrs.l Vaccaro, Joseph lMrs.J Valenti, Joseph lMr.l Valentino, Anthony lMr. and Mrs.l Valvo, Larry lMr.l Varco, Carl lMr. and Mrs.7 Vella, Thomas G. tMr. and Mrs.l Venherm, E. lMissl Vento, Jerry lMr. and Mrs.l Verdi, Frank lMr.J Vetrano and George Villa, Louis Vizzi, Joseph S. lMr. and Mrs.l Voaden, Alice H. Wachowicz, Agnes lMrs.l Wakeman, Charlotte lMissl Walter, Albert Wanek, Mary Weis, Norman A. Weiser Bud Welch, Florence C. lMissl Westfall, M. C. lMissl Weymouth, Robert lMr. and Mrs.l White, Dick lMr. and Mrs.l Wilfert, Ruth E. lMissl Willis, Norman lMrs.J Wizards Wollschlager, Thomas Wright, Ruth lMrs.l Wylde, J. lMr. and Mrs.l Zanzano Brothers Ziemba, John lMrs.l Paul Alba's Grocery 76 Hudson Street Buffalo, New York Caroline Alba F atima's Grill 1223 Niagara Street Buffalo, New York Phone: CL. 4335 I 8 E Terreri The Flower Basket Flowers For All Occasions 347 Niagara Street Buffalo, New York Sal Incorvaia Zarbo's Home Variety Electric and Household Appliances 401 Niagara Street Buffalo, New York Marie Fantana Sal Incorvaia CL. 6715 Phones MA. 3470 Del Nuovo Bros. Roofing - Sheet Metal Work Estimates Cheerfully Given 44 Busti Avenue Buffalo 1, New York Sal lncorvaia Philip sf son Men'.s and Boys' Wear 116 Grant Street Buifalo, New York Nicholas Skalski Bu.. EL. 9362 Re.. GR. 5331 F iorella Furniture Store Refinishes - Repairs - Re-upholsterers Specializes in Antiques 4-11 Connecticut Street Buffalo, N. Y. For Your Overhead Garage Doors and Home Salvage Needs CALL: HU. 6532 WEEKEND SERVICE Mr. William Giagnacova 84-4 Northland Street Buffalo 15, N. Y. Joann Fiorella John DiChristina x People's Optician 397 Niagara Street Buialo, New York SAMUEL BALISTERI The Happiest People Know- The Happy Hour,s the Place to Go! The Happy Hour Choice Wines-Liquors Finest of Foods 586 Niagara Street at Jersey Ida Spampinato Sal Albert With the Compliments of Holy Cross Catholic Youth Center Putnam's Meat Market 113 Grant Street Buffalo, New York Joseph Cary, Manager Mike Pasquarella, Jr. Jeanmarie Phillips Giamhrone Funeral Home Nelson A. Giambrone, Licensed Manager 909 West Avenue corner of West Ferry Street Phone: GR. 24-56 Air Conditioned Compliments of . . . Aliotta Servicenter 354- Terrace Street 172 West Genesee Street Buffalo 2, New York Josephine Lamancuso Carrnela Panone C. Rubino Sz Sons Grocery 201 Massachusetts Avenue Utica Pharmacy Andrew Mogavero, Reg. Ph. PRESCRIPTIONISTS Phone: U- 0314 426 Rhode Island at W. Utica We De'i e',, Phone: Ll. 9745 Buffalo 13, N. Y. Joe Rubino Merida Gregorio School - Art - Oflice Supplies Open 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Blue Bird Shoppe 465 Elmwood Avenue Greeting Cards Wrappings Imprinting Shea Theatres BUFFALO TECK And In Leading Communities Joseph Damico Joseph Damico Montana Motors, Inc. DeSOT0 - PLYMOUTH Tel. MAdison 6565 369 Niagara Street Buffalo 1, N. Y. Marie Ferraro Don Richards And His Orchestra Society'.s Favorite Music Phone: GR. 5057 Members A. F. of M. Louise La Forest America's Personality of the Organ Radio, Stage and Recording Artist Phone: GA. 1388 Mure's Restaurant 81 Soda Bar 509 ELMWOOD AVENUE Near W. Utica Buialo, N. Y. We Never Close Joseph Damico Compliments o f Tony Buscaglia and Cyril Alessi CLASS or 1951 Marjorie Moss For Choosing Us As Your Official Class Photographer In the years to come we hope you will choose us again as your official photographer to record with fine photographs the many other memorable occasions in your life. YOUR OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER Portrait Studio 4th Floor J. N. Adam 81 Co. Lynn K 68 Tom and Mil Mary and Helen Vic Zuppa Hanna Doyle Vic and Mary Zuppa Joe and Marie Zuppa Sargent 85 Zelin Famous Fish Fry Foot of West Ferry Street Buffalo, New York Phone LI. 9789 Mildred Zuppa Peggy Wagner Mecca's Delicatessen 257 Vermont Street Compliments of . . A Friend Buffalo, New York Mary Jane Mecca Peggy Wagner Phone: VI. 9893 Road Service PA. 0408 WI. 6534 Ha n's Fr n ' ' - sa ,O ue? Servlce B Sz R Enterprise Gas Oil Lubrication Tires Batteries Accessories ALUMINUM Minor Repairs 1650 Hertel Avenue Buffalo 16, N. Y. Russ and Jack, Proprietors Antoinette Orlando Storm Windows - Siding - Storm Doors S. Latona, Manager 400 Cleveland Drive Buffalo 15, N. Y. Grace Latona Phone: GA. 0469 Anita Beauty Shop 175 West North Street Ambassador Apartments Specialists: Permanents Hair Tinting and Dyeing Open Wednesday and Friday Evenings Robert A. Bonner S. Nocera 81 Sons 857 West Avenue Concrete Contractors LI. 9506 - EL. 9707 - WI. 6690 - MA. 0160 Joan Graziadei Spano's Soda Bar and Luncheonette Candies For All Occasions Open: 7 A.M. to 12 P.M. Call: MA. 9926 Benny and Sammy 253 Virginia Street corner of Tenth Street Signs by Panzica Paper, Card, Cloth, Wood, Metal Window 81 Truck Lettering 285 15th Street LI. 514-7 Angela Spano Mary Jane Pirello Theodore F. Frank FLORIST 205 Grant Street LI. 4214- Buifalo, N. Y. Flowers For All Occasions Distributors of Nationally Advertised Candy, Gum, Life Savers, etc. Theatre Sales Corporation Manager, Joseph DeRigo 460 North Division Street MA. 6197 Lynn Kent Nina Brocato F rankis Bakery Prop. Frank DiChristina Specializes in Italian Bread, Rolls, Pizza, and Pastry '6Hot Rolls and Bread Sold at 7:30 P.M. Every Night 326 West Ferry Phone: EL. 54-21 Larry's Restaurant Manager, Lawrence Eppolito We Serve Italian and American Dinners We Also Cater Parties 289 Washington Street CL. 9286 x John DiChristina Marie Castiglia Cottrell WHEEL AND BRAKE SERVICE Phone: Llncoln 8524 1114- Main Street Buffalo 9, N. Y. Compliments of . . . Howland Costume Co. Pageant, School 81 Church Entertainments Masquerade and Theatrical Costumes For Rent and Made-to-Order Theatrical Make Up 125 Elmwood Avenue Buffalo, N. Y. Mrs. Waters Deanne Howland A. R. Notaro Free Estimates Arn Construction CO. Allentown Bar Sz Grill Carpenter 8K Remodeling 256 Allen Street General Repairs MA' 4924 Buffalo, New York 222 Seventh St. Buffalo, N. Y. Dominick A. Gullo Frances Grillo art 3-Year Courses , , in Fine Arts 81 Congratulations lnstltute Commercial Art f TO THE SENIORS . . 0 Write or Call . Lincoln 6989 MISS LaBue 310 For Brochure 267 W. Utica at Elmwood, Buffalo 22, N. Y. Carol Fertitta Carmela Panone Metronome Music Center 9 Roman s Restaurant RECORDS - Latest Hits and Classical Beer Wine Liquors Music Instructions On All Instruments Fme Foods GR. 9393 4-50 connecticut street 36 Sycamore S 'ee' Buffalo, N' Y' Marie Scozzaro Colette Maciejewski Katzman's Shoe Store SHOES Boys of 216 For the Whole Family 374 Connecticut Street Marie Scozzaro Boys of H. R. 216 71 Sam Gino's Groceries MEATS AND VEGETABLES We Deliver 272 Hudson Street GR. 984-3 Niagara Manor Lounge 899 Niagara Falls Boulevard Buffalo, New York Larry Cardinale Rosaline Pantonini Argeros Bros. Importer of Olives, Cheese, Olive Oil 177 Vermont Street Buffalo, New York Marranca's Service Station 521 Niagara Street Buffalo, New York Carmela Panone Mike Aronica Rohert's Hardware Store Paints - Oils -Varnishes 410 Connecticut Street Fargo Grill Spaghetti - Ravioli Pizza - Tripe Fried Chicken - Italian Sausage Prop. John Darone GR' 7213 Fargo and Niagara GRant 9550 Marie Scozzaro Esther Maloney Phone: GArfield 0796 - Rentals and Sales MA- 8234 Estimates Cheerfully Given Buffalo Chair Service D. L. Gatti Chairs - Tables - Wedding Runners Hospital Beds, Etc. Daniel Rubino 731 Prospect Avenue Painting and Decorating Interior - Exterior 58 Maryland Street Buffalo 1, N. Y. Rosemary Arnone Gretchen Anne Menden Girls of Home Room 113 Girls H. R. 113 Amabro Products Co. Pickles - Mayonnaise - Mustard - Vinegar BE. 2898 321 Ramsdell Bulfalo, New York Compliments of Home Room 119 Girls of 1 19 MEET AT : El Rancho Diner 172 Allen Street for Tasty Food and Good Coffee Lenore Amabile Deanne Howland and Carol Longhoot Marahella Pharmacy Leo Marahella, Ph.G., Prop. 831-833 Niagara St. cor. Rhode Island Buffalo, N. Y. Phone GR. 9561 8r EL. 0019 Compliments of . . . Home Room 115 Rosemary Arnone Girls of 115 Greetings From Ill Circolo Italiano of Grover Cleveland High School Compliments of . . Home Room 112 Anthony Marzullo Boys of 1 12 Compliments of . . Home Room 109 Gullo Pharmacy 315 Pennsylvania Street Buffalo, New York Girls of 109 Richard Gullo Compliments of . . . Home Room 211 and Home Room 200 Mary's USED HOME FURNISHINGS We Buy and Sell Furniture, Linens, Antiques, Tools, Clothing 475 GRANT STREET Bus. LI. 1403 RES. WI. 8471 Girls of 211 Lucia T. La Paglia Compliments of . . Home Room 303 Compliments of The Windsor Shop MEN'S FURNISHINGS 4-59 Elmwood Avenue EL. 6526 Girls of 308 Joseph Damico Manager, Peter Muffoletto Roberts Barber School Scialfo's Realty Co. REALTORS 54-6 Washington Street M A. 4017 Insurance Mortgages Instructor Instructor WA. 5883 F. Lerner R. Paladino 427 Niagara Street Buifalo, N. Y. Lucia T. La Paglia Josephine Bongiovanni I'. Compliments of . . . and Mrs. James Thomas ,lean Vacca 0 Triangle Pharmacy fFrank C. Conti, Manager, 273 Fifteenth Street Buffalo, New York A Good Reason to Buy At Lorheeris Flowers SU. 3902 - 3903 511 Elmwood Avenue Buffalo 9, N. Y. Lynn Kent F aso's Rexall Drugs Prescription Specialists Niagara Street At Georgia Buffalo 1, New York Antoinette Tripi Frank Ruhino Loblaw Meats 1662 Main Street S. Myers, Manager Connecticut Giant Shop-Rite Food Market 344-348 Connecticut Street Buffalo, New York Audrey Malachowski Dorothyann Boyer Comp,im,,,, of , , , Faso's Wine Sz Liquor Store Busti Fruit Market 207 Niagara Street Buffalo 1, New York L-4098 WA. 7744 Josephine Aequisto Frank Rubino Mancuso Meats 174- Massachusetts Avenue Buffalo 13, New York HATS by Evelyn Raye 150 Allen Street Buffalo, N. Y. ELmwood 5452 Frank Rubino Lynn Kent Compliments of . . Underwood Corporation Buffalo, New York Joe's Hardware Paint Varnish Home Appliances 370 Virginia, corner of Cottage MA. 2590 Gail Donohue Carol Fertitta Compliments of . . Marine - Cleaners 44-1 Busti Avenue Buffalo 1, New York Jol1nny's Meat Market 268 Virginia Street WA. 7383 Owner: John LoCurto Lorenzo Gurreri Pauline Alonge Gregis Television Sales 81 Service Radio - Television ood Phonograph 341 Fifteenth Street Compliments of DeCarlo's Pharmacy Corner of Phone SU. 5199 Buffalo 13, N. Y. 269 Vi'gi ia and Wes' Frances Cappellano and Esther Arcuri Pauline Alonge Bantanois Meat Market 245 Virginia Street Buffalo, New York Pauline Alonge A 81 0 Grocery 387 Rhode Island Street Buffalo 13, New York Marie Gaglia Virginia Furniture and Appliance Store 266 Virginia Street Phone: MA. 6734 Markel Cleaners .and Dyeing Works, Inc. 425-431 Niagara Street Phone: CL. 0901 Pauline Alonge Josephine BOHKIOVHHHI Your Friendly Texaco Dealer Carmen Turchiarelli Service Station Hudson and Wadsworth Compliments of . . . Curto - Tailor 432 Rhode Island Street Buffalo, New York Ann Marie Vitale Beverley Terrara Al Zarcone 81 Sons C Italian Meat Market 1 23 Grant Street Open Every Day Until 6:30 P.M. and Fridays Until 10:00 P.M. Choice Meats Phone: SU. 6553 MAdison 2950 CLeveland 2795 A. S. Dodge Painting - Decorating Interior - Exterior Residential - Commercial - Industrial Guaranteed First Class Labor and Material 239 Seventh Street Buffalo 1, N. Y. Antoinette Tripi Carmela Grimaldi Compliments of . . Home Room 110 can shop 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. Boys of 110 Rachel Armenia York Food Market 180 York Street 9664 Buffalo 13, New York Ellicott Square Flower Shop 299-301 Main Street Buffalo, New York MAdison 3230 - 3231 Angie Nigro Phyllis Leto All Rite Poultry 331 Connecticut Street Buffalo, New York Fresh Dressed Poultry and Eggs Compliments of . . Joseph Seoma Supervisor of 27th Ward .Q - I Joseph Marasco Josephine Bongiovanni The Oblate World 225 Fargo Avenue Bufalo 13, New York Compliments of . . A Friend Rosemary Arnone M'al'ilYll AYOUC Hart's Service Station 307 Connecticut Street Buffalo, N. Y. Phone, EL. 9826 Cas Oil Accessories Rental Batteries Expert Lubrication Pressing Tailoring Porter - West Cleaners We Operate Our Own Planti' Phone: EL. 9905 399 West Avenue Buffalo 1, N. Y. Lynn Kent Dolores Thomasula Elmer's Auto Sales 477 Plymouth Street Used Cars Bought and Sold Phone: GA. 3962 Royal Printing Co. Tovie Asarese All Types of Printing at Low Cost LI. 7692 40 Grant Street Buffalo 13, N. Y. Frances Whitfield Mary Jean Conti Compliments of . . Sal Incorvaia Home Room 214 Joe's Superette Joseph C. Falzone, Prop. MEATS AND GROCERIES 224 Virginia Street Phone: WA. 8077 Sal Im-orvaia Sal Incorvaia Pantano's Meat Market 245 Virginia Street We'Ca.rry a Full Line of CHOICE MEATS Specializes in Italian Sausagei' Lo Tempio's Freight Lines 337 Niagara Street Buifalo 1, New York Lawrence LoTempio, Prop. Sal Incorvaia Sal lncorvaia A. Parisi MEAT sf GROCERY Frozen Foods We Delivery 185 Virginia Street CL. 4957 Stamey Grocery Fruit Vegetables Beverages Fresh Rolls Daily We Deliver 14 Grant Street LI. 5825 Sal lncorvala Estelle Mancuso Ciresi's Grill Luncheons, Dinners and Late Snacks Louis Rizzo and Thomas Ligotti, Prop. 926 Main Street GR. 9863 Special Attention to Orthopedic Shoes Custom Made Shoes and Riding Boots Market Shoe Shop V. Muscarella, Prop. 62 E. Chippewa CL. 6060 Nina Rizzo Connie Muscarella George Vezo Charles Incorvaia Prop. Mgr. Vezos Brothers Wholesale and Retail Importers of Food Products Groceries - Olive Oil - Black Olives Cheese - Figs Phone, CLeveland 6046 337-339 Niagara Street Buffalo, N. Y. Griffo's Market 332 Connecticut Street Buffalo, New York Sal Incorvaia Marie Griffu Compliments of . . Niagara Bowling Academy 409 Niagara Street Buifalo 1, New York 1 Al Zarcone 81 Son Italian Meat Market Fresh Choice Meats Always Italian Sausage Fresh Every Day 69 York Street Buffalo 13, N. Y. Deanna Cooper Marie Zarcone MaHg3HO,S B.3kCry Compliments of . . . Joseph J. Mangano, Prop. 7 12 Chestnut Street Ken s Little Super Market Phones: Bus. WA. 4710 - Res. BE. 3743 575 Best Street Tasty Crust Italian Bread B11Hal0 8, New Y0l'k Sal Ineorvaia Gail Myers Chicken Shoppe Carl Massaro - Groceries 3230 Main Sued Service With a Smile Our Motto: Buffalo 1' New York Quality and Quantity Judy Gastol, Manager 446 Busti Avenue Buffalo 1, N. Y. Jeanette Foss Mike Pasquarella, Jrll Theodore Cfedj Patricola GR. 6074 . Carden's Tax Service Patrlcola Jewelers 63 G Expert Watch and Clock Repairing rant Street Diamonds - Watches - Clocks - Jewelry Bu-Halo N Y , . . 518 Elmwood Avenue Buffalo 22, N. Y. .l0SCPll Damico Nicholas Skalski ol: GMM' if Bryant Cleaners Maine In Western New York . . . 304' Bryan' Avenue B. F. Helmbrecht Agency Buffalo. N- Y- 762 MAIN STREET 66 U Bufalo 2, New York We Delwerv Patricia Cuviello joseph Damiea 81 Compliments of . . Joan Story Joan Story Acme Studio Tops in Home Portraits SU. 7409 Member of International Photographers Association United Portrait Artist Deaconess Hospital School of Nursing 563 Riley Street, Buffalo, New York Offers a three year course of theory and practice for high school graduates of ap- proved secondary schools between the ages of 17 and 35 years of age. The School is aliiliated with the Univer- sity of Buffalo during the preclinical period as well as being approved by the State Edu- cation Department. Graduates of the School are eligible to write the State Board Exami- nations. Applicants for the September, 1954 class are advised to communicate with Miss Doris A. Young, R.N., Director of Nurses. OR For a Career in Professional Nursing Apply to THE DIRECTOR OF NURSES Deaconess Hospital School of Nursing 563 Riley Street, Buffalo 8, New York Joanne Rinaldo Marie Castiglla Gullo's Jewelers Jewelry - Diamonds - Watches Watch, Clock and jewelry Repair 291 Connecticut Street LI. 7511 Buffalo 13, N. Y. Phone LI. 2127 Felton's Flowers Our Only Location 2 GRANT STREET at Hampshire Charlie and Mildred Rosaline Tabone Lynn Kent ORDER :: RICH'S :: RALABATE'S Busti Fruit Market Fruits Vegetables Ice Cream Meats Groceries FW 512-514 Busta Avenue YOUR Buffalo, N. Y. NEIGHBORHOOD LL 1880 DEALER We Deliver Donald Olsun- Compliments Compliments of . . Home of . . Room A Friend 300 Girls of H. R. 300 Richard Velln Pat's Refreshments 2601 SHERIDAN DRIVE Serving Americais Finest Charcoal Broil Hot Dogs Delicious Hamburgers and French Fries TASTEE FREEZE Delicious Soft Ice Cream GR. 1804- Estimates Given Joshua Pontrello GENERAL CONTRACTING New Hardwood Floors Laid, Sanded and Finished Old Floors- Refinished 157 14-th Street Buffalo 13, N. Y. Marie Mangug Vinnie PCZZIIIO Reliable Roofing SI Siding Co. GENERAL CONTRACTING Dormers - Picture Windows Joseph R. Barone Phone: HO. 44-62-FA. 8656 3985 Seneca St. Buffalo 24, N. Y. Charles Salvo's. Bakery 307 NIAGARA STREET Specializing in Bread, Rolls and Pizza Betty Valenti Mary Lou Christopher Charles R. Alessi Compliments of . . . Plumbing and Heating Home Room 116 Sewer Cleaning and 118 Fifteenth Stre t e Home Room 206 LI. 0208 SU. 5674- Sara Tibollo Boys of 116 Better Styling Phone MA. 6284 Longer Lasting Greater Value C A E S A R ' S IN FLOWERS CUSTOM TAILORED CLOTHES Since 1852 Formal Attire For Rent Q Ladies' and Men's Fine Tailoring Caesar Colosimo Philip Bilone 72 W. Chippewa Street 304 MAIN STREET Near Shelton Square Phone CL. 7896 Buffalo 2, N. Y. K . Mary Biondi Lynn Ken' 85' Kisis' Restaurant 255 Allen Street Joseph Christopher Compliments of The J. Migliore Construction Co. 728 NIAGARA STREET Manager Buifalo, N. Y. C001 S010 Jean Migliore Pignone's Turf Cluh Compliments 517 Busti Avenue Spaghetti - Chicken of ' ' ' Ravioli -Tripe . Proprietors: A F mend Jos. and Marie Muscarella BEVERAGES Frances Ciannuzzi 5 Dolores Thomasula Connecticut C 'P'i 'e ' of ' ' Hardware Sz Heating Sparkle FURNACES one Hgur Cleaners Sheet Metal Work - Air Conditioning 226 Allen Street Electrical Appliances 355 Connecticut Street Buffalo, N. Y. Corner Normal Avenue Patricia Bucco Joe Griffo EL. 9928 GR. 9695 Connecticut Furnace Company The Teardryers HEATING CONTRACTORS of 319 Gas and Oil Furnaces American Standard Products 395-397 Connecticut Street Buifalo, New York Ceailia Spano and Rosemary Arnone Angela Spano 87 Eagle Auto Wash and Gas Station PARKING Open 8:00 A.M. to 12:00 P.M. 27 WEST TUPPER STREET Henry Sicignana, Prop. For the Best Deal in Town . . . SEE: GUS LOEFFLER Phone: DE. 0639 BERRIMAN - GRAHAM Co., Inc. PONTIAC DEALERS Pick-up Service 2262 Delaware Avenue Buffalo, New York Angela Spano Ann Marie Vitale Vic's Appliances 313 WEST FERRY Buffalo 13, New York Phone: EL. 5300 Better Homes Builders, Inc. Residential Remodeling New Homes 312 Hampshire Street Buffalo 13, N. Y. EL. 3747 Mary Jean Conti Esther Arcuri and Frances Cappellano MINEO'S HOT DOG STAND 1161 SHERIDAN DRIVE C har-Broiled ITALIAN SAUSAGE C har-Broiled HOT DOGS MILK SHAKES HAMBURGERS FRENCH FRIES Your Host-JOE MINEO Joseph Mineo F ulfill Your Military Obligation by Joining THIRD BATTALION 174th INF ANTRY HQ. COMPANY 3rd BN. LT. RADZWELL, COMMANDING COMPANY L LT. KRYSZCZUK, COMMANDING COMPANY M 4 LT. HARDY, COMMANDING I JOSEPH D. PANCAMO LT. COL. 174-th INFANTRY COMMANDING Sarina M. Paneamqi 263 W. FE JOHN SEDOLA TEACHER SAXOPHONE and CLARINET Professional Teachers on Accordion - Guitar - Trumpet - Etc. Musical Instruments and Supplies S Sz M MUSIC RRY EL. 6133 joe Carriero Compliments of . . . BALDPS GROCERIES 223 RHODE ISLAND STREET FINE FOODS LI. 4884 90 Michael Baldl C mpliments of . . . HOME ROOM 203 Boys of 208 BERT F. WERTMAN : ELLICOTT SQUARE BUILDING BUFFALO, NEW YORK Frit:Wel-tman 91 NURSING, IS IT YOUR CAREER? Necessary Qualificationsv 1. Age:17-35 2. Hi 11 s 11 1 g c oo Course should include: English Sc' , lence, Mathematics, lstory, Language, Clvlcs, Sociology, Economics. 3. Personal Good Health, accuracy likin for l , g peop e, integrity, good judg- ment, imagination and a sense of humor. Apply: DIRECTOR OF NURSING BUFFALO GENERAL HOSPITAL School of Nursing 100 HIGH STREET BUFFALO, NEW YORK LAWRENCE PAUL 2250 Main Street 6'Engravers GRADUATION INVITATIONS CAPS AND GOWNS Carol Fertitta 92f Lynn Kent Compliments of . . . FRANK O'CONNOR SPORTING GOODS COMPANY 691 Main Street Buffalo 3, New York All Types of Sporting Goods BASEBALL BASKETBALL GOLF FOOTBALL MA. 7266 Joseph Damico Congratulations To The Class of 1954- 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 continue your career, at college or in the business world you will find that a smart appearance is a big asset. Successful men in all walks of life found that . . . Clothes-by-Kleinhan.s is a good rule to follow THE KLEINHANS CO. Main and Clinton In Downtown Buffalo Lynn Kent 93 BEST WISHES from JOSEPH RUBINO 81 SONS FUNERAL HOME Paschal C. Rubino Frank Rubino I 'nr .- .134 . . ..- ' 5 . f' ---. EJ, , Q! , ' K ' S' How to make a daie f X gg I wuth a better fuiure - L . ,ini rf, 'I , A 1 1. 1 ' f Q. .I' Q' 1 Sax wx' rn.-nl Y , ' f 0 fi X , Q 7 I: HDI' X . if wie . K - ' -ff. KXXXQ ' I f' ' i j uv HRS .Yagi 0 . V' ' . X ,f Z sy! O The Prudential f S f I x INSURANCE COMPANY or AMERICA Kg QWQM ., ' 1 mulucl llloinwranco company N 1,,1Q',22,, r - lncolpoulod by lho :lah ol New Jonny U ' !',': 'l ! ' HOME OFFICE: NEWARK, N. J. S d Fl 93 Hglllklin oglzeet A' Office, CL. 1884 Buffalo 2, N. Y. A G E N T Res., VI. 5757 94 Sam Julian Compliments of . . . JAY BEE TRUCKING COMPANY Bujfalois Leading Scientific Detective Agency MARTIN M. MOSCATO N. B. S. I. PRIVATE DETECTIVES Personal - Civil - Criminal - Industrial INV ESTIGATION S I Expert Shadowing I Photographic Evidence O 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 24- Hour Operation 350 MAIN 96 Jean PIIPYIEIO 'HCA FLIIWEIR Hill' Samuel T. Arrigo Evelyn R. Sinclair Centrally Located 284--286 WEST UTICA STREET NEAR ELMWOOD AVENUE Within Five to Ten Minutes of Most Hospitals and the Downtown Business Section WIDE VARIETY EXCELLENT QUALITY REASONABLE PRICES For Prompt Delivery Call GRant 5381 OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAY After Hours-GA. 9196 97 Lynn Kem Compliments of . . . ESU? 7 LFJZELHWEESM A BETTER QUALITY MEATS ARE ALWAYS E' E3 E S El CUT EDWARD BYGALL 109 GRANT STREET-CORNER' BRECKENRIDGE STREET Z i glowers jir Every Qecasiorz ly comwm runwma sum' 277 Delaware Ave. opposite Hotel Touraine ,ill Best Wishes to the Class 1954 Flowers by Wire f Anywhere - Anytime Service Guaranteed WAshington 5310 Buffalo's Bonded Telegraph Florist A ljklijilx 99 MiT HOME ROOM ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN Highest Salesmen H.R. Per Capita in H.R. 311 55.00 Josephine Acquisto 319 4.22 Lynn Kent 200 1.87 Pauline Alonge 208 1.58 Joseph Damico 314 1.43 Marie Scozzaro 308 1.17 Ann M. Vitale 300 1.25 Josephine Bongiavanni 1 15 1.87 Beverly Ferrara 209 1.61 Sarina Pancanaro 211 1.29 Marie Mangus 1 13 1.43 Angela Spano 116 1.55 Frank Rubino 214 1.43 Sal lncorvaia 119 1.14 Mary Jean Conti 216 1.17 John DiChristina 110 1.19 Richard Villa 1 1 1 .94 Rose Marie Page 206 .73 Fritz Wertman 104 .51 Mike Pasquarela 1 12 .65 Robert Bonner 109 .69 Ida Spanopinto 213 .67 Marilyn Ayotte Alumni Highest Girl-Lynn Kent 100.00 Highest Boy-Sal lncorvaia 41.50 JUNIOR CLASS ADVERTISING CONTRIBUTION 522.50 Amount 5257.00 210.05 1 15.25 1 10.45 83.00 62.00 61.75 58.25 53.25 51.61 46.00 45.00 41.00 39.75 37.25 35.75 29.95 29.75 27.75 20.05 22.50 12.75 7.50 Total 1458.1 1 100 1, 1 uri-