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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1956 volume:

..- 2, ,5- K A , 11.1-. ,J ,J 1 F- S333 'Su ,fn V: ik. -:Q- '39 4-Sa, .. Q, .3 'w A ,H 12 9 , .Ri rv -.. --4 293 +1 -1.4, rj w H -I 1, . W if . EX LIBRIS ALMA MATER Hail to thee, our Alma Mater, Grover Cleveland dear: Pledge we our loyal hearts, To thee from year to year. Faithful and true we'Il be, And wave thy banner high, Hail, Grover Cleveland, Hail to thee Many are the years that crown thee, Wider spreads thy fame Fond memories of the past Lend honor to thy name. Guide us to do our best And keep thy banners high Hail, Grover Cleveland, Hail to thee! 5 E J aiummm l The Senior Class of 1956 Proudly Presenfs The Silver Anniversary Clevelancler The Idea of Cllr' Book In other editions, the Clevelander has presented the outstanding events of four years at Grover. Since it has been our good fortune to be graduated in the year that marks the 25th Anniversary of Grover Cleveland, we are privileged to present not only the momentous occasions of the past months, but also the highlights of 25 silver years. DEDIC We, the Class of 1956, gratefully dedicate our Silver Anniversary Yearbook to these devoted teachers who for the past twenty-five years have helped shape and design the future career of 4 I . -fa-wi-rv-.'YW1'i ' ATICN Grover's students. In appreciation and respect for their ability and knowledge as teachers, and their honest judgment as our advisors we thank them for their unceasing endeavers on our behalf. 5 History of Grover Cleveland One quarter of a century has passed since Grover Cleveland High School first opened its doors to the youth of our community. As we look back over those years we are grateful for the many services Grover has rendered to thousands of boys and girls. What better way is there to pay tribute to our Alma Mater than to let her record, which is indeed a proud one, tell her story? Here then are the highlights of twenty-five years of achievement. 1931 -Grover Cleveland High School was welcomed into the family of high schools by Dr. Ernest C. Hartwell, Superintendent of Schools. Mr. Charles A. Kennedy became principal and Mr. Thomas J. McDonnell, assistant principal. Miss Cornie Moore and Miss Rebecca Ormond wrote Our Alma Mater , 1932-Clubs began to be organized. 1933 1934 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 1940 -Grover entered the cup series of baseball and cross country. Eight girls made up the first graduating class of Grover Cleveland. -Grover celebrated her first year in Yale Cup basket- ball competition by placing second. Second place honors were also gained by her first Harvard Cup football team. -The first class to complete four years at Grover graduated. Anthony Moscato was the president of this class. -Our first debate trophy was received. Floyd W. Sill was awarded first prize in the lnterhigh Speak- ing Contest. ln the Cornell Cup, the baseball team earned second place. -Marion Austin achieved first place in the Girls' Declamation Contest. Margaret Leith's Americanism Essay attained for her a trip to Washington. -Mr. Randolph S. Linderman completed his first year as assistant principal, succeeding Mr, McDonnell. -Thomas Yorke won the local Boys' Oratorical Con- test. The debate team earned the city championship and Campus Topics , Grover's school newspaper, received the Silver Cup for the best newspaper. ln September, 1939, Mr. Linderman went to Hutch and Mr. John F. Devine became the new assistant principal. -A trip to Washington, D. C. was Mary Ballachino's reward for her Americanism Essay. Victory was again attained by the debate team. 1941-1946-These were the years of World War ll in which Grover played a very important part. Packages were sent to soldiers and scrap drives were organized. Many boys left school to join the armed forces. ln a Defense Bond and Stamp Drive, S242,825.00 was raised which enabled the purchase of a P-51 Mustang airplane named the Clevelander . Also during these years William D'Auria was chosen best local 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 speaker in the Boys' Oratorical Contest. The Cross Country team procured the Columbia Cup. Mary Jane Gill obtained a trip to Washington fot her Americanism Essay. Through the efforts of Mario La Mantia and other friends, Grover Cleveland won its fight to stay open. --Catherine Natoli was chosen winner of the Girls' Declamation Contest. The plaque in honor of Grover's students who lost their lives in battle was erected. -The Debate team won the city-wide championship. The local winner of the Boys' Oratorical Contest was Joseph Graziano. -More fame was brought to the debate team as again first place honors were achieved. -Donna Schreckengost was distinguished as an elo- quent speaker for she won both the Girls' Declama- tion Contest, and the Voice of Democracy Contest. -Grover's yearbook, The 1951 CleveIander , won the Western New York yearbook trophy. -Mr. Kennedy retired and Mr. Devine became prin- cipal. Mr. Charles E. Monan was appointed assistant principal. Proudly and justly the debate team ac- cepted another trophy. Frances Straub toured Wash- ington, D. C. when her Americanism Essay was selected as one of the best. First place in the city- wide Boys' Oratorical Contest was procured by Henry Chernopiatow. ln football, Grover finished third in the Harvard Cup Series. -The Boys' Oratorical Contest city championship was attained by Anthony Graziano. -The Student Council was formed. Grover obtained second place in its league for the Cornell Cup. All mourned the death of Mr. Monan who passed away in June, 1954. -Dr. Louis Gitin became assistant principal. Grover achieved a new high in scholarship awards. Scholar- ships amounting to 517,600 included some from Canisius College, the University of Buffalo, the Ro- mulus Club and three 51,400 state scholarships. -This year the Twenty-fifth Anniversary was cele- brated. Mr. Kennedy, Dr. Parmer E. Ewing, Superin- tendent of Schools, and former graduates were present at a special assembly commemorating this event. Silver pins were awarded the teachers who had been at Grover twently-five years, and also to Miss Sarah Coonly, and Mr. Charles Kennedy who had retired. Gold pins were presented to Mr. Devine and Dr. Gitin. After the assembly there was a luncheon for all the guests in Grover's cafeteria. LUCILLE GIAMPAOLA FACULTY HVW X X X 5.BOYD M.LOPQ2Dl 7 ,ff 2 XSL km. ' X A fs, Host DEPENDQBLE MR. JOHN F. DEVINE CONGRATULATIONS T0 GROVER l am happy to share in the joys of the twenty-fifth anniversary of Grover Cleveland High School. The friendships which I have cultivated with teachers, pupils and parents will be enshrined into enduring memories, I trust that you will always be loyal to our school which has been instrumental in molding your life and character. Happy anniversary! DR. LOUIS L. GITIN Assistant Principal T0 THE GRADUATES Twenty-five years ago a new high school, named for Grover Cleveland, was opened on Buffalo's West Side. Every year since, it has sent forth young men and women trained and ready to take their places in the business, industrial and professional life of this great metropolitan center. Now it is your turn to join the ranks and, as you swing into line be- hind the others, go forward with confidence and courage in the knowledge that you are not alone - that you carry the hopes, good wishes and prayers of all who have gone before and all of us who remain after you. May happiness and success attend you on your way. Sincerely JOHN F. DEVINE Principal DR. LOUIS L. GlTlN GROVER'S FIRST PRINCIPAL Charles A. Kennedy the first principal of Grover Cleveland High School, graduated from Old Central High School and from the Univer- sity of Buffalo School of Law. He came to Grover from East High School where he was assistant principal. Popular with the students and faculty, he originated many of the tradi- tions that are important in the development of Grover. He assumed the school's administra- tion in 1931 when it was opened as a high school and retired in l952. At the silver anni- versary assembly, he praised the teachers for their spirit and aggressiveness. His leadership set Grover on the right path. MR. CHARLES MONAN MR. PERRY C. ELDRIDGE For three years Mr, Charles Monan was assistant principal of Grover Cleveland High School. ln those short years he became very well liked and respected. Mr. Monan was born in Buffalo and obtained his edu- cation at South Park High School and Canisius College. News of his death was received with sorrow and regret by all his friends and fellow teachers throughout Buffalo as well as Grover Cleveland. The untimely death of Mr. Perry C. Eldridge on February 12, l956 was a shock to his many friends, pupils and colleagues. Mr. Eldridge received his Bachelor of Science Degree from the University of Buffalo in l929. He was appointed to Grover Cleveland on October 5, l936. During his years at Grover, Mr. Eldridge served with distinction in many fields and was a general favorite with the student body and faculty. 9 wLw'uiu1ggjgH S' Miss A. Alessi, Miss T. Herfkorn. Mr. R. Howe, Miss F. Welch Many Thanks For The Years Past SEATED: Miss L, Faber, Miss G. Geraty, Miss S. Cannan, Mrs. H Waters, Mrs M. Barone, Mrs, S, Penney, Mr. E. Hogan, Mr. J. Conley. ROW li Mrs. E. Dohany, Miss H. McGowan, Miss Venherm, Miss R. Britt, Mr, F, Barback, Mr. R. Lamparelli, Mr. J. Demerly ROW 2' Mr A Cavalieri Mr A Vt M F . . . . , , . e rano, r. Cavalieri, Mr, A Prospero, Miss E. Hanavan. V1 i Miss F, Driscoll, Miss C. Sullivan, Mr. D. Fahey, Mr. D. Axt, Best Wishes For The Years SEATED1 Miss M. Carmody, Miss C. Westfall, Mrs. M. Mugridge, Miss G. Glaser, Miss F. Nash, Mr, F, DiBartolo, Miss M. Kane, Mrs. M. Spear. ROW l: Miss J. Shepard, Mr. F, Davidson, Mr. E, Beech, Mrs. C. Illingsworth, Mr. E. Spahn, Miss E. Mache, Mr G. Kuhn. ROW 2: Miss D. Hall, Mr. R. Schanzer, Mr. V. Mule, Mr. F. Labaki. ABSENT: Miss M. l.aBue, Miss J. Chiavaroli, Mr. N. Weis. Ahead 19 SEATED: Barb, Sal, Frannie, Rich, Pat. STANDING: Dom. PRESIDENT ......... VICE PRESIDENT SENIOR OFFICERS Salvatore Zaccagnino .Frances Cappellano SECRETARY ........ .......... B arbara Amabile TREASURER ........ ........ R ichard Gullo GIRLS' MARSHAL ...... ....... P atricia Cuviello BOYS' MARSHAL ....... ......,..... D ominick Gullo VALEDICTORIAN ...... ...... S alvatore Zaccagnino SALUTATORIAN ......Frances Cappellano I2 SE!IN'IOIR.S Y x 4 1 ii ,, A 55 Y 11535 , if XX KM M XX Sgfff X , , X, f s gg ,. 'N 1,5 ji 5 ' Q Q 1 e K x 5 i . xx I A if X 'L wk' ,Q if' Kg..-ff K 9 4 'Sv Q 4Q NX L m K ,. Q A . if K X A in gf EJ F ,x Y 2 'an Mosr LIKELY To Svccnin L.. HCQUISTO J. BON N EY 13 LN fl TE, as -'fx PAULINE ALONGE 4 Shorty Y General - Office Worker -- Tender is her voice, fair her face - Monitor. BARBARA AMABILE - BA. - Secretarial - Success -- Pretty without pomp, rich without show - Secretary of Junior and Senior Class, Swimming, Monitor, Honor Roll, Junior Day Committee, Shorthand and Typing Awards. SANTO AMABILE -- Bates - General - Businessman W- The man who loves and laughs must surely do well - Football, Basketball, Baseball, Service Club Manager, Friend- liest Senior Boy. ' 15 MICHAEL ARONICA - Rat H Science - Dentist - Here mischief lurks in gay disguise - Track, Intramural Basket- ball and Track, Latin Club, Monitor, Band, Yearbook, Table Tennis, Honor Roll. NANCY AUTEN Y Giggles - Language - Happy Life -- To know her is to like her - Latin Club, Projector Staff, Secretary of Camera Club. CARMELINE BALLACCHINO - Carm -- General - Lead rich, full, successful life -- Those who know her best, praise her most - Sports, LEONARD ACQUISTA 4 Lenny - Science --- Successful life - A light heart lives long -- Latin Club, Band, Slide Rule Club, Intramural Basketball, Parliamentarian of Student Council, Yearbook Staff, Honor Roll. LOUIS J. ACQUISTO - Stonewall 1 Science --e Dentist - All his actions denote good nature S Latin Club, lntra mural Basketball, Slide Rule Club, DOLORES AIELLO - Dee Y Science -A Successful Mar- riage - A little lass, neat and trim, full of pep and lots of vim - Secretary of Latin Club, Sports Yearbook Staff, Honor Roll. P P QITQTEU U'i',.:.'Qo -.,,,3 I- .Zs I0 vi' Z 235 f ' miie Eg? E, 0 Z 50073-8 J-'SER Q-12:11:16 22.951 pgs'-'M C N3I fffwym E335 QFQQS 5fIif9 25? Qsgl T500 77m m 2332, ,--im., III wif?- 5+flI :fm cL :- 3,539 C-266' wg S0 so I Q CL7' .ugnn JOHN ARCADI - Jeff - Science - Lawyer - Not that l love study less, but that l love fun more Q Latin Club, Intramural Track, Basketball, Service Club, Slide Rule Club, Band, Honor Roll, Panel Discussion, Newspaper Staff, Year- book. JOANN ARCARA - Carrot - Business - Marriage -- The mildest manners clothe her sweetness - Honor Roll, i RUSSELL S. BALLARO -- Russ - Engineering - Civil Engineer - Amability and humor make everyone's friend - Honor Roll, Intramural Basketball. GERALD BARBERA - Jerry - Business - Businessman -- Quietness and sincerity are assets to any man -- Baseball. MARY ANN BARONE - Mair - Business -- Beautician - A very attractive dark-eyed miss - Sports. I4 Qi MAE ELLEN BARROW - Mae -- Business -- Banking - A maiden quaint and cute - Proiector Staff, Monitor. VIRGINIA BARTOLOTTA - Jeanie - Business - Go to Europe if A pretty face is a good recommendation S Latin Club, Sports Awards. ROSE MARIE BATTAGLIA 4 Roe -- Business - College - - Success --- The greatest blessing is a pleasant friend 1 - Art Club. SNA , A i A THEODORE BISHOP - Ted A Science - Doctor Q Will- ing to help, eager to succeed f Band, Camera Club, Latin Club, Projector Staff, Intramural Basketball, Track, Honor Roll. CAMILLE BONITO -i Cam - Business - Marriage - She shines through her friendly smile . JACQUELINE BONNEY -! Jackie - General 7 Attend N. U. i A demure young lady, her charm knows no end - Secretary of Latin Club, Panel Discussion Club, Slide Rule Club, U. N, Model Assembly, Most Likely to Succeed Senior Girl, Associate Editor of Yearbook, Honor Roll, Gregg Short- hand and Typing Awards. SHIRLEY BOYD - Sally - Science - Go to College - A tender heart, a will inflexible -- Honor Roll, Chess Club- Vice President of Latin Club, Slide Rule Club, Panel Dis- cussion, U. N. Model Assembly, Most Dependable Senior Girl, Associate Editor of Yearbook. DOROTHY BOYER -- Dorr - Science - Go to College - Efficiency plus - Debate, Camera Club, Panel Discussion, Play, Junior Day Program, Latin Club, Yearbook Staff, Junior Red Cross, Monitor, Sports, Honor Roll. CAROL BRANCATO - Carol -- Language - Teacher - Sweet is the word for her 1 Girls' Declamation, Play, Band, Junior Day Program, Yearbook, Honor Roll, Sports. l5 JOSEPH BAVISOTTO - Joe - Business - Businessman A Worries never enter his mind - Football. LORRAINE BELLONE 4 Lorry - Business f Successful Career -- Since-rity is her motto -- Latin Club, Sports Awards, Pin Girl. MARY BIONDI - Snooks - Business 4 To be successful - Her pleasantness and smile will always be in style - Monitor, Sports Award, Projector Staff, Camera Club. sr- 3' , ,guna JOSEPHINE BORDONARO - Josie - General - Typist - She's always herself, that's why we like her . DAVID .I. BOVA - Dave - General - Architect - He pretends to be shy, but he is quite the guy - Intramural Basketball. DOROTHY BOYD - Dorry - Attend College - Cheerful manner, happy face makes her welcome any place - Honor Roll, U. N. Model Assembly, Associate Editor of Year- book, Slide Rule Club, Panel Discussion Club, Chess Club, French Club. -w H T' PHILIP BUTERA - Phil Q Science - Pharmacist - Hap- py is the man who is content - Latin Club, Intramural Basketball, Track, and Tennis, ANGELA CALARCO - Angie -- Business - Business Ca- reer - Full to the brim with lite's delight - Junior Home Room Treasurer. JAMES CAMPAGNA - Chucky - Science - Pharmacist - Great thoughts come from the heart - Band, Latin Club, Intramural Basketball, Slide Rule Club, Honor Roll. I , TRACY CARBONE - Ace - Science - Physicist - Wis- dom alone is true ambition's aim - Italian Club, Chess Club, Intramural Table Tennis, Projector Staff, Panel Discus- sion, Tennis, Yearbook Staff, Honor Roll. JAMES CARR - Business - C.P.A. - Seldom hurried, never worried - Intramural Basketball. ANTHONY CARUANA - Sonny - Art - Artist - You Can't fret or frown when Sonny's around - Cross Country, Intramural Basketball - Junior Boy Marshal. fi ROSE MARIE BRUNO - Roe -- General - Marriage - One whose personality charms all - Junior Day Program. SANDRA BUCK - Sos - Science - Elementary School Teacher A The dignity ot simplicity - President Latin Club, Panel Discussion, Sports, Student Council, Honor Roll. MARY BUEME - Science - Teacher - A good sport and a pleasing companion - Latin Club, Italian Club, Sports, Honor Roll, Most Athletic Junior and Senior Girl, Pin Girl, - .1 , ,,:,i 1' Pd 1-i-nv QA? .Q ANGELINE CANZONERI - Canz - Secretarial - Secre- tary - A spirit still and bright with something ot an angel light . FRANCES CAPPELLANO - Frannie - Science - Long and happy lite - Second to none - Debate, Panel Dis- cussion, Most Active Junior and Senior Girl, Pin Girl, Latin Club, Yearbook Staff, Student Council, Vice President of Junior and Senior Class Honor Roll, Newspaper, Junior Corn- mittee, Salutatorian. ROCCO CARBONARO - Rocky -- Science - Surgeon --- A man who knows his Own mind . r i'. J '3 I MARIE CASTIGLIA - Marie - Secretarial - Private Secretary - Simplicity is a captivating grace - Yearbook Advertising Editor, Sports, Shorthand and Typing Awards, Honor Roll. MARY CHIANTA - Secretarial - To be happy - Spark- ling eyes, dancing feet, her personality's hard to beat - Sports, Variety Show, Cheerleader, Secretarial Awards. VICTOR CHIODO - Vic - Science -- Dentist -- There is no substitute for talent -- Football, Track, Basketball, Italian Club, Chess Club, Slide Rule Club, U. N, Model Assembly, Yearbook, Junior Day Program, All High Band, Dance Band. I6 MARY LOU CHRISTOPHER - Mare - Secretarial - Secretary - An intelligent girl who's rather quiet but when given a chance she's a riot - French Club. DECIMO CICERO - Desi - Business - Lawyer - Think- ing is but an idle waste - Monitor, Intramural Basketball. CHARLES CINO - General - To travel - A man of few words but many thoughts - Football, LUCILLE COLANGELO -- Lou - Business - A happy life - For she was just the quiet kind whose nature never varies . HARLENE COOK - Cookie - Language - Teacher - She gives to the world the best she has - Sports, Latin Club, Library Monitor. DAVID COPPOLA - Pill - General - Worry? Let it run away Live a lite and live it gay -4 Football. 3 if -'-. , gs ' A Si I :' ,l L .,. A, MARGARET CRIMALDI - Margie - Science - Pharmi- cist - Wit is the salt of conversation - Declamation Contest, Panel Discussion, Fashion Show, Italian Club, Year- book, Newspaper, Slide Rule Club, Play, Honor Roll, Sports. CONSTANCE CURTO - Connie - Secretarial - Secretary - Blessed with a warm smile and friendly eyes - Short- hand and Typing Awarfis. NICHOLAS CURTO -- Nick - General - Teacher - Ex- ceedingly wise, fair spoken and pursuading - Tennis, Pro- iector Staff, French Club, Panel Discussion. I7 SANTINA CINO - Sandy -- Business -- Marriage - Sweetness is the essence of popularity - Yearbook, Moni- tor, Art Club. JEAN CIRRITO - Jeanie - Science - Go to College - Tall of stature, fair of face, she is welcomed any place - Panel Discussion, School Play, U. N. Model Assembly, Year book Staff, Baseball. ALICE CLINTON - Torchy - General - Secretary - We are pleased to know a person like her - Basketball. CARMELA CORDONE -- Mi Mi - Business - Su1:ess - A merry heart - a ckeertul smile -- Monitor, Italian Club. GEORGE COTRONEO - G. C, -- Science -- Doctor - His ways are ways of honor -- Track, Football, Tennis, News- paper, Slide R ile Club, Honor Roll. JOSEPH COTTONE - C-'Jttontail - Business - Accountant - The only way to have a friend is to be one - Monitor, Variety Show, Panel Discussion, Intramural Sports, 'I C GRACE DI GREGORIO -- Gra 77 Secretarial 7 Success 7 'A sweet attractive sort of grace 7 Panel Discussion, French Club, Yearbook Staff, Sports, Pin Girl, Shorthand and Typing Awards. PATRICIA ANN DI MARCO 7 Pat 7- Science 7 Be hapf py f- We admire her frankness . JAMES DI MARIA -7 Jim 7 Business -7 Businessman 7 'Free from care and full of fun ---- Band, Tennis. CAROLE ENZINA -7 Science 7- Dental Hygienist 7 Her warm brown eyes are well suited to her personality 7 Italian Club, Sports, Yearbook Staff, Variety Show, Honor Roll JANICE FASHANO 7 Jan 7 Secretarial 7 Stenographer 7- To be efficient in a quiet way, is her aim throughout the day 7 Sports, Shorthand Awards. JOAN FELIX 7 Homemaking 7 Marriage 7 Joan's warm smile greets everyone . PATRICIA CUVIELLO 7 Cuvie 7 Science Dental Hy gienist -7 ln work or play she's always gay Sports, Latin Club, Honor Roll, Yearbook Staff, Senior Girls' Marshal. DAVID DAVIS 7 Rebel -7 Science 7- Forestry -f Why worry? Be full of fun 7 Vice President of Chess Club, Football, Baseball, lntramural Basketball and Track FLORA DE GEORGE 7 Flo 7 Science 7- Nursing - So petite and so sweet 7- Sports, French Club, Yearbook Staff. JOHN DI PASQUALE 7 Happy --H Business -V Business rnan 7 As happy as the day is long 7- Intramural Basket' ball and Football, Yearbook. JOSEPH DOMINO 7 Swish 7 Science 7- Electrical En' gineer 7 Books, a dull and endless strife - Tennis, Intramural Track and Basketball, Projector Staff, Monitor RAYMOND DURNO 7 Ray 7- Business -- - Singer 7- Oh, why should life all labor be 7 Intramural Sports, SANDRA FISHER 7 Sandy 7 General 7 Happiness 7 A pretty face, a winning grace 7 Monitor, Sports, Yearbook Staff, Latin Club, Gregg Awards, Honor Roll. MARIE FONTANA 7 Tina 7 Homemaking 7 Dental Hyv gienist 7 Full of fun and mischief, tops with all her friends . JEANETTE FOSS 7 Jaye 7 Science 7 Air Line Hostess 7 Gentle to hear, kind to judge 7 Sports Letter, Yearbook, Latin Club. I8 ca J' l LEMAN M. FOURNIER -- Lee - Language - Priesthood -- Men ot few words are the best men e French Club, Latin Club, Panel Discussion, Debate, Honor Roll, CHARLES T. FRISICARO - Ace - General - C.P.A. - Life is not merely existing but enjoying - Band, Dance 3' Band. PHILIP GAROFARO - Garofinkle - Business - Shoe Business Executive - Happiness depends on disposition if x ,, i Band, Student Council Secretary. MICHAEL GIALLELLA - Gills - Science - Electrician -- Here's honesty, manhood, and good fellowship - Foot- ball, Intramural Basketball. FRANCES GIANNUZZI - Fran - Secretarial - Successful career - The mildest manner and the gentlest heart - Variety Show, Yearbook, Advertising and Editorial Staff, Sports, Honor Roll, Shorthand and Typing Awards. LOUISE GRECO - Language - Telephone Operator - A good nature ard a smile go a long way - Sports, French Club, Honor Roll. MARY JANE GUIDO - Secretarial - Secretary - Strong character is the key to success - Shorthand and Typing Awards. DOMINICK A. GULLO - Dimis - Science - Pharmicist -- lt he isn't joining the fun, he's making it - Camera Club, Italian Club, Projector Staff, Slide Rule Club, Tennis, Cross Country, Track, Intramural Track and Basketball, Honor Roll, Senior Boy Marshal. MARY J. GULLO - Mare - Business - Marriage - Al- ways doing her best to make things jolly -- Student Coun- cil Secretary, Jr. and Sr, Homeroom Monitor, Basketball, Honor Roll, Typing Award, I9 mg 1 R, ifx. JOSEPH GENAU - Chu Chu - Engineering - Engineer - Though books to him are such a bore in personality he makes the score - Football, Baseball. ROBERT GENNUSO - Bob - General - President of U. S, - He always has a smile for the world -- Monitor, Panel Discussion, Camera Club, Parliamentarian of Student Council, Friendliest Junior, Intramural Basketball, Service Club. PAUL GEORGEADES - Business - Businessman - What should a man do but be merry - Cheerleading, Yearbook. MICHELINA GRECO - Micki - Secretarial - Success -- A miniature of loveliness and grace 4 Honor Roll, Short- hand and Typing Awards, LARRY GREENE -- Cy - Engineering - To be successful W Free ot care, fond of fun 7 Basketball, Football, Intramural Basketball, Art Club, Yearbook. BLASE GRISANTI - Bill -- Engineering - Engineer e Ambition marks the path of well-earned success - Intra- mural Basketball and Track, Monitor. fgf 1 i t JOANNE HOY 4 Business 4 Work for a large concern 4 'Jo's sweet personality has won her a host of friends -4 Yearbook Staff, Monitor. VIRGINIA HUFF 4 Virgie 4 Science 4 Laboratory Tech- nician 4 Winning ways makes her the friend of many 4 French Club, Chess Club, Sports, ELAINE KEHOE 4 Secretarial -- Private Secretary 4 A cool head but a warm heart 4 Sports, Yearbook Staff, Honor Roll, Shorthand and Typing Award, Journalism Award. ANTHONY LA ROCCA 4 Tony 4 Business 4 Business- man 4 A man of cheerful yesterdays and confident to- morrowsu 4 Monitor. JOHN LA ROCCA -- Bogie 4 Business 4 Baseball Player 4 Now we know again something of the good in men 4 Football, Baseball. AIME LAURIS 4 Business 4 Happy Life 4- Where she is there is joy . 2. RICHARD GULLO 4 Dick 4 Science 4 Dentist -4 I am wealthy in my friends 4 Projector Staff, Camera Club, Latin Club, Newspaper, Yearbook Staff, Cross Country, Basketball and Tennis, lntramural Basketball, Track and Table Tennis, Monitor, Slide Rule Club, Treasurer Senior Class, Variety Show. DONNA HOFFMANN 4 Business 4 Office Work 4 What nobler gift can heaven send, than a true and worthy friend 4 Sports. ALBERTA HOWARD 4 Betty 4 Secretarial 4- Private Secretary 4 She is bashful, she is shy, but there is mis chief in her eyes 4 Sports, Typing and Shorthand Awards. LOIS KYLER 4 Lo 4 Secretarial 4 To have a good time 4 Neat as a pin and bright as a penny -4 Shorthand and Typing Awards, ROSE MARIE LAMONTO 4 Ro 4 General 4 Success and Happiness 4 A sweet face with a disposition to match 4 Sports, Monitor. LUCIA T. LA PAGLIA 4 Lou 4 Homemaking 4 House wife 4 Where the dimples play, the sweetness lies . I FRANK LICATA 4 General 4 Businessman 4 Nimble fingers, they entreat making music hot or sweet . SUSIE LICATA 4 Dee Dee 4 Science 4 Teacher f- Kind- ness goes a long way 4 Bowling, School Play. PATRICIA L'ITALIEN 4 Tiny 4 Business -- Office Work 4 Although you may be very small, your personality has won us all , 20 GERTRUDE LOFFREDO - Gert - Business - Success and Happiness - When not smiling for a reason, she smiles just for fun - Treasurer of Bowling Club. ELAINE LOJACONO - Science - Nurse - To be gentle is to be a lady e Art Club, French Club, Latin Club, Panel Discussion Club, Newspaper Staff, MICHAEL LOPARDI - Whippe - Engineering Social Worker - High ambitions lead to success - Yearbook Staff, Latin Club, Monitor, Tennis, Band, Panel Discussion, Civil Defense Instructor, School Play, Oratorical Contest, Trip to Albany for Civil Defense, Intramural Basketball, Honor Roll, Most Dependable Sr. Boy. 1 MARIE MANGUS - Banjo Eyes - General i Lead a happy life -- A lover of fun and fun to be with - Sports, Yearbook Staff, Camera Club, Monitor. MARY E. MANNO - Mike - Art f Beautician in Paris V- Nothing is impossible to a willing mind - Girls' Declamation Contest, School Play, Art Club, French Club, Dramatics Club. SANDRA MASTERMAN - Sandy - Science - Travel - Short and sweet, not quite five feet Y Latin Club, Pro- iector Club, Camera Club, X Ski CHARLES MENDOLA - Chas - Business - Go into business rf- Content to let life go by, To know no gain or loss . ERNESTINE MENDOLA - Ernie - Science - Medical Receptionist - Ernie's our choice for beautiful hair, she's neat, knows what to wear - Latin Club, Camera Club, Panel Discussion, Variety Show, Jr. Day Program. AUDREY MENZA - Business - Lead a happy life - Small, cute, and very neat, here's a girl who's very sweet - Sports, Monitor, 2l LORRAINE MACHOWSKI - Mitch - Business - Mar- riage - Fair and true, nothing less would do . COLETTE MACIEJEWSKI - Secretarial - Secretary - Leaves one a bit breathless - Bowling, Honor Roll, Shorthand Award, Sports Day, Typing Award, Junior Day Program, WILLIAM MAGGIO - Bill Magg - Art - Dentist - He's got rhythm, he's got music - Football, Track, Base- ball, Intramural Basketball, Variety Show, Most Talented Sr. Boy. 5 MARY ELLEN MATHERS - Matty - Homemaking - Singer - This girl is friendly and sincere - Sports, Red Cross Certificate, ALFANSO MAZZARIELLO - Mazz - Science - Doctor 'A Meets all circumstances with a smile - Band, Slide Rule Club, THOMAS MC CRON - Tom - Science - Ministry - Better than gold is the thinking mind i Latin Club, Cross Country, Track, Intramural Basketball, I ' f ti CARL MONTANTE - Joe Business - - Business Man- .ioei Take it easy, have your fun, let the world onward VLII1 CONSTANCE MONTANTE -- Con -- Secretarial --- Legal Stennqrapher - Like a star she glows, making friends where e'er she goes Student Council, Bowling, Year- hool-, ltalian Club, Honor Roll, Shorthand and Typing Awards DIANE MURE Dee General Happiness Pair as hlacl-. as ebony, eyes as dark as night . 1 ROSE MARIE NASCA Ro General is what you make lt . Success - Life PATRICIA NICHOLS Pat General f f To fulfill woman- hood 'Young, gay and fancy free Pin Girl, Junior Day Show, Yearbook Staff CAROL NICOLOSI - Nicky - - Secretarial - Secretary - ' Heres .1 pretty dark haired lass, ever smiling as the days n.iss Typing and Shorthand Awards ANTONINA MISSINEIO -- Ann -- Secretarial Secretary - Modest miss, student of honor approvlng eyes always upon her Protector Staff, Student COMHCII, Monitor Hor'or Roll, Shorthand and Typing Awards Betty Crocker Homemaking Award THOMAS MODICA - Thomas --- Science Dentist What's the use ot worrying - Service Club BENJAMIN MOGAVERO -- - Benny - Engineering f Owner of a Horse Ranch 'Friendly and tull it tun he N loved by everyone - - Baseball, Football 'Ji' -ef JANICE MUSCARELLA - Jan - Germ-ral Health .intl Happiness - A quiet little miss with quiet little ways' Honor Roll, GAIL MYERS - Honey - Language Teacher A heart of gold to match her golden hair Yearbook Staff Slide Rule Club, President of Chess Club, Latin Club, ltnlian Club, Honor Roll RUTH MYERS - Rui Science Nurse 'A gentle maiden meek, mild, and sweet Latin Club, Honor Roll JOHN NOCERA --- Johnny - Business Businessman Achievement is the crown of effort' lntranwural bas ketball, FRANCES E. NOTARO -- Fran --- Homcmaking Homl maker - A smiling face reflects a light heart Sports .IOANNE OCCHINO --- General -- Success and Happiness -- She may be quiet but look again and listen Latin Club. 22 GAIL PAGE Business - Marriage - The laughing brown eyes match her cheerful personality . PASQUALE PALMERI f- Pat -- Business f CP A, M- The answer to a coach's prayer ----- Football, Basketball, All High. DANIEL P. PANARO i Danny - Science W- Pharmacist f Not too serious, not too gay, sort of bashful in a way - Tennis, Cross Country, Latin Club, Civil Defense Program, Panel Discussion, Yearbook, Monitor. ROSALIE PANTONINI - Ro - Science - Travel the world ' Her sweet smile will always be in style - Latin Club, Monitor, Secretary ot Bowling, Student Council, Honor Roll. SALVATORE PASQUARELLA f Sam - General - Ac- countant 7 Laugh and the world laughs with you -- Intramural Basketball, Track, Cross Country, ANGELINE PELONERO -v Ange H Secretarial - Private Secretary -- Worry, let it run away, live a lite and live it gay --- Shorthand and Typing Awards. VINCENT PEZZINO - Vinnie - Business - Accountant -- Girls may come and girls may go, but l go on forever -- Service Club, MARY JANE PIRELLO -- Mare - Marriage - General - HA cheerful heart has many friends -- Sports, Italian Club, Yearbook, ANGELA PROIETTA f Secretarial - Medical Secretary - lt's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice - Gregg Shorthand Awards. 23 9 f ,, JO ANN PANASCI - Jo - Homemaking ff Gentle of speech, beneticient of mind -- Fashion Show, Monitor, Panel Discussion, Yearbook, Newspaper, SARINA M. PANCAMO 'A Rina -- Language - Librarian -- Silence is golden - Chess Club, ltalian Club, Library Monitor, Honor Roll. CARMELA PANONE - Carm - Business 7 Bookkeeper -W- Poiseg energy, personality - Cheerleading, Sports, Honor Roll, Variety Show, CORDELIA PERKINS - Bambi f General - Comptometer Operator - Ot such the best are made f Sports Letter. MARY JANE PERSICO - Janie - Business - Accountant - Blessed are the pure in heart - Honor Roll. ETTA PESCHIO - Pesch - Homemaking - Dancing Teacher - Always on her toes - Variety Show, Panel Discussion, Junior Day Program, Yearbook, Newspaper, Tumbling, Fashion Show, Most Talented Sr. Girl, Honor Roll. NICHOLAS REDINO ---- The Rock -7 Science 7 C.P.A, 7 Happiness is only perfect when shared 7 Secretary of French Club, Slide Rule Club, Panel Discussion, Monitor, Football, lntramural Track, Honor Rcll, ROBERT RICIGLIANO 7 Bob Rich 77 General 7 Mil- lionaire --- Flashy clothes, winning smile, friendly too and always in style 7 Best Groomed Junior Boy. JOANNE RINALDO 7 ,lo -7 General 7 Beauty Culture Shop - She is gay, has goocl looks, the sort of person you'd find in a book -- Monitor, ANN SALUZZO 7 Science 7 Happiness and Success -7 Quiet in a friendly way, friendly in a quiet way 7 Year- book Staff. ROSEMARY SAN FLIPPO 7 Roe -- Business -- - Marriage -- Cute kid, lots of fun, enemies she has none 7 Year- book Staff, JOSEPH SANTEE 7 San'tee 7 General 7 Advertising 7 A scholar and a wit --- Honorable Mention American Essay Contest, Yearbook Staff, Debate. JOSEPH RACO 7 Rock 7 General -7 Athlete -7 There's nothing like an athlete 7 Baseball, Basketball 7 Student Council 7 Most Athletic Junior Boy 7 Volleyball Cham pion. ANTHONY REALMUTO 7 Chuckie - - Business Ac countant 7 Tomorrow do thy worst for l have lived today 7 Basketball, Baseball. JOSEPH REALMUTO 7- Jolt 7 Business - Six feet two inches of good nature -7 Basketball, Base- ball. SLICCOssful -- f 9' NINA RIZZO 7 Shorty 7 Language - 7 Teacher -- Honor lies in honest toil 7 Debate, Yearbook Staff, Panel Dis cussion, Camera Club, Secretary of Student Council, Latin Club, Pin Girl, Honor Roll, Most Dependable Junior Girl, Latin Awards, U. N, Model Assembly, Junior Day Program RUSSELL RIZZO 7 Russ 7 Science 7- Electronics En gineer 7 Blessed is the gift of sleep -7 Monitor, French Club, Slide Rule Club. JOHN SACCO 7 Boston 7 Science 7 Architect You never fret or frown, when he's around 7 Asst Manager of Football Team, Latin Club, Track, Basketball, Honor Roll, Intramural Cross Country, Volleyball, la JAMES SANTELLA 7 Slim -- Business -- CPA. 7 Thy mind is a master weaver 7 Baseball, Chess Club, Italian Club, Honor Roll, Intramural Basketball. MILDRED SANTOSPIRITO 7 Millie 7 Business --- Happy and Successful Life 7 There in her you shall find a true and lasting friendship , CATHERINE SCHERMERHORN 7 Shimmer -7 General 7- Telephone Operator 7 An ounce of wit is worth a pound of sorrow 7 Honor Roll, Sports, Monitor, 24 Os RONALD SCHIAPPA 7 Shep 7 General 7 Businessman A Silence is golden but l'm no millionaire 7 Football, Intramural Basketball. ALFRED SCHIAVITTI 7 Spider 7 Business 7 Successful Life Mild and quaint is he . SARAH SCHIAVONE 7 Sally 7 General 7 Receptionist 7 'Pretty to look at, delightful to know 7 Basketball. ALLEN E. SMITH 7 Smitty 7 Engineering 7 Architect 7 Away from the world and its toils and cares 7 Slide Rule Club, Service Club, Track, Football. CHARLES SODARO 7 Chuck 7 Science 7 Doctor 7 Knowledge comes but wisdom lingers 7 Honor Roll, Junior Class Treasurer, Most Dependable Junior, Oratorical, Panel Discussion, Latin Club, Debate, President of Council, Football, Track, Intramural Sports, CAROL ANN SOLE 7 Secretarial 7 Private Secretary 7 To describe Carol would be to define charm 7 Panel Discussion, Latin Club, Friendliest Junior, Shorthand and Typing Awards, Sports. LOUISE A. TERESI 7 Lou 7 Secretarial 7 Fashion Model 7- Her endless flow of charm reflects her beauty and per- sonalit 7 Cheerleader Yearbook Staff Junior Class - V , , Treasurer, Variety Show, Junior Day Program, Gregg and Typing Awards, Sports. JOHN TESTA 77 Big John 7 Engineering 7 Goto College -- A combination hard to find, a jester with a thinker's mind H H Honor Roll, French Club, Slide Rule Club, Monitor, U. N. Model Assembly, Panel Discussion, Tennis, Table Tennis, Intramural Basketball, ROSALIE TESTA 7 Ro 7 Science 7 Happy Life 7 Her charm strikes the sight, but her merit wins the soul 7 Latin Club, Monitor. 25 ROBERT SCIOLINO 7 Bob 7 General 7 C.P.A. 7 His face is lighted with the hope of youth -7 Baseball 7 Intramural Basketball. SHIRLEY ANN SCHLOERB 7 Short Stop 7 General 7 Office Work 7 With a sunny smile she greets the day 7 Typing and Shorthand Awards GRACE SCORDATO 7 Ginger 7 General 7 See the Vtlorld 7 The glass of fashion and the mold of form 7 Library Monitor, Monitor, Sports. ANNA MARIE STRANGEWAYS 7 Skip 7 General 7 To be happy 7 Sparkle, pep, vim and vigor, all wrapped in one pert figure 7 Latin Club, Variety Show, Yearbook Staff, Bowling. BARBARA SZCZERBINSKA 7 Barb 7 Science 7 Nurse 7 The torch of knowledge burns ever bright -- Honor Roll. MARGARET TABONE -V Margie 7 Secretarial 7 Secrea tary 7 Meet her any time of day she'll always smile the same sweet way 7 Typing and Shorthand Awards 7 Basketball. f3 J DIANA TODARO - Dee Dec ----- Language -- Success and Happiness Frolicking, iesting all the day long, makes life iust one sweet song - Honor Roll, Sports. LENA TOMASELLO --- Lee Tom - Secretarial ---- Private Secretary -- With her personality and wit she will surely make a hit - Cheerleader, Sports, Variety Show, Short- hand and Typing Awards. MARIE TOMASELLO -- Mary Lou - -- Secretarial - - Medical Secretary lf smiles were miles, what distance she would cover Honor Roll, Sports, Monitor, Junior day program, Siworthand and Typing Awards, Friendliest Senior Girl, ANGELA TURCO - Turk --- Secretarial 7 Medical Secre- tary -- Angie is loads of fun, success to her will quickly come - Sports, Italian Club, Yearbook, Junior Day Pro- gram, Honor Roll, Secretarial Awards, Shorthand and Typing Awards. ADELAIDE E. TURNER -- Addy -4 Secretarial -- Secretary - - True to her word, work, and friends --- Honor Roll. NINA TUTINO --- Business - Airplane Hostess we A smile guaranteed not to fade, run or shrink -A Sports, Latin Club. 'x ROSE MARIE THOMAS --A Ro -- Secretarial -- Secretary - Sweet and sincere, a pleasure to be near Gregg Awards. LINDA THOMPSON - Lynn -- Secretarial - - Secretary To one thing we all agree, a bright congenial girl is she - Art Club, Secretarial Awards. SARA TIBOLLO --- Business --- Marriage - Carefree ways and a roguish twinkle in her eyes -- Art Staff JOANN TRICOLI - Science 7 To lead a happy life --- Some lucky fellow already's made a bid for her future Latin Club, Sports. MADELINE TRONOLONE f- Madge -- Secretarial - To have a good time - Thy neatness is a candle to thy merit i Best Groomed Jr. Girl, Shorthand Award. CLARA TULUMELLO - Clarabell i Business - Marriage f lf they come any better, we don't know it - Sports, Shorthand and Typing Awards, Honor Roll, BETTY VALENTI f Tury i Business --- Happiness -- She always keeps her face toward the sunshine Base- ball. SALVATORE VALVO - Sal 3 Science - Ball Player Unhampered by life's cares 7 Basketball, Baseball, Intra- mural Basketball. JOSEPH VARA -- Business 1- C P.A. - -- A sense of humor is an asset - Service Club. 26 VINCENT VENTURA - Engineering - Engineer - He laughs and the shadows depart - Cross Country, Tennis. JO ANN VILLA - Jo - Business - Happiness -- Vi- tality plus a double scoop of personality - Junior Girls' Marshal, ANTHONY VITRANO - Tony - Science - Teacher - Reason and judgment are the qualities of a leader - Latin Club, Camera Club, Panel Discussion, Yearbook Staff, Honor Roll. JOSEPH ZANZANO - Joe - Engineering - Electrical Engineer - He is a person who enriches society -- Cross Country, Track, Tennis, Table Tennis, Projector Staff, Chess Club, President of Slide Rule Club, Honor Roll, ANTHONY ZENDANO - Nini A- Art - Artist - Nini's wit is like a pen, Eversharp - Football, NICHOLAS ZENDANO -- Neeg - Business - Millionaire - Small but a hard fighting haItback - Cross Country, Baseball, Football, Intramural Basketball and Track, Most Humorous Jr. Boy, Most Athletic Sr, Boy, CAMERA SHY JOAN CAROL COPPOLA - Joni -- General - To be happy -- Earnestness is the soul of work . JOSEPH PADUANO - Jack - Business - Journalist - Quiet and sincere from him complaints you'll never hear -- Basketball. DOROTHY WELLING Dotty Science Nurse A 'Dot' with much dash - French Club, Swimming, Shorthand Awards. MARY JANE WEYMOUTH - Mary - Science - Nurse - A heart with room for every joy - Latin Club, Art Club, Honor Roll. SALVATORE A. ZACCAGNINO - Sal Zacc - Science - Research Chemistry - lntelligence and humor a winning combination - Cross Country, Track, Intramural Basket- ball, Vice President Student Council, President of Jr. and Sr. Class, U. N. Model Assembly, Newspaper, Panel Dis- cussion, Yearbook, Inter High Student Council, Civil Defense Representative to Albany, Honor Roll, Most Active Jr. and Sr, Boy, Valedictorian. COURSE COMPLETED IN NIGHT SCHOOL ELEANOR BRANT NORMAN SHEA BEVERLY WOOD Honor Students of the Senior Class SEATED: N. Rizzo, F. Cappellano, L, Greco, C. Broncato. STANDING: C. Montante, S. Zaccagnino, A. Missineio, T. Bishop. Salutatory The time for farewell has finally come. Ever since we entered Grover four years ago, all our hopes and endeavors have been centered on that promised goal - graduation. Now as that promise is being fulfilled we find that our anti- cipated joy and happiness is mingled with a sudden sadness as we realize that we are now leaving our Alma Mater where many happy moments have been shared with our classmates and friends. On this night we cannot forget our parents. Mere words fail to express the deep gratitude we owe them. Their expression of confidence in us has been most welcome. Their encourag- ing attitude has enabled us to overcome our disappointments and failures, and also to be content with the feeling that we have tried to do our best. ln a sense the triumphs and honors of graduation belong to them also. To the faculty, we offer our heartfelt thanks and hope we can justify the work and faith put in us. Besides teaching us the required subject matter, they have tried to instill in our minds a sense of moral responsibility. They have helped us to see that each of us is an individual with a distinct purpose in life. As we go into the world of today, we sorely need their good judgment and sound words of advice. ln reality they were not merely our teachers - they were our friends. At last we must say good-bye to Grover- and good-byes are never easy to say. We can never really leave our friendships and the memories of the good old days spent here. Those happy times will be relived again and again as we take our places in the world for which Grover has so ably prepared us. FRANCES CAPPELLANO CLASSES 5' JW F52 QZ?45i?3?5W FIZIENDLIEST M. TOVIQSELLO S. QMQBILEA 29 Q CLASS OF I 4 M! wr Q T , -H ,, 4, if dl: va- Y I V 'gif' ug Tw fl if ' 2. A ' Q 2 f 'FW A 3' aiu . M f 1 K 4 mi it wg 5: , 5 M ya 'adn' QL? ? 494 Y x- N. 'f J K mu- 5 gg 3 .1 fi ik X3 dx ij 5 4' 5 4 ff 7' JUNIOR SUPERLATIVES FRIENDLIEST Michael Bellomo Grace Marzullo MOST ACTIVE Nina Augello Joseph Gervase MOST DEPENDABLE Maxine St. George Michael Pasquarella MOST TALENTED Joanne Minotti Donald Nigro MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Patricia Howell Anthony Grisanti ROW I: Nina, Joe, Pat, Tony, Grace, Mike. ROW 2: Maxine, Mike, Joanne, Don, Ida, Angelo, 36 JUNIOR OFFICERS PRESIDENT Joseph Gervase VICE PRESIDENT Rachel Armenia SECRETARY Mary Cannavo TREASURER Ralph Bagarozzo GIRLS' MARSHAL Micheline Pieri BOYS' MARSHAL Angelo Martinelli STANDING: Joe. SEATED: Rachel, Mary, Ralph Micheline, Angelo. r Y' I' i P Barbara Amabile Theodore Bishop Jacqueline Bonney Carol Brancato Frances Cappellano Marie Castiglia Margaret Crimaldi Patricia Cuviello Louise Greco Elaine Kehoe Colette Macieiewski Santina Alaimo Nina Augello Micheline Brand Dale Carne Marie Christie William Franklin Rose Geraci Joseph Gervase Lucille Giampaola Anna Griffith Anthony Grisa-nti SENIORS Audry Menza Antonina Missineio Constance Montante Sarina Pancamo Carmela Panone Mary Jane Persico Nina Rizzo James Santella Barbara Szczerbinska John Testa Angela Turco Salvatore Zaccagnino JUNIORS Betty Haeseker Patricia Howell Joan LoTempio Judith Ludlow Rose M. Marranca Lucretia Muffoletto Michael Pasquarella Theresa Retzer Betty Roedel Nicholas Skalski Carol Vilardo Pascal Zanzano Mary T. Acquisto Vincent Acquisto Josephine Amico Ann Burr Ann Contella Edward Cottone Barbara Duckworth Victoria Gerace Sarah Geraci Geraldine Graziano Joel Graziano William Gross Grace Alba Patricia Basile Mary Ann Brown Lorraine Burgio Carol Campagna Mary DiGiacomo Julie Duvall Michael Faizone Rose M. Genovese SOPHOMORES Christie Gullo Sheila Huff Angeline Lauricelle Mary Ann Mancuso Kathleen Paul Dominic Polimeni Theresa Sacco Eleanor Scaffidi Mary Tomasello Sylvia Udris Ronald Utter Anthony Zaccagnlno Suzanne Zaiac FRESHMEN Maureen Hunt Elaine Jaworski Rosina Palladino Gary Piazza Theresa Plszkln Jerome Pollina Jacqueline Reid Patricia Russo Geraldine Santella Courses of ART-All students interested in art are offered a complete course which includes General Art, Basic Art and Drawing and Painting. A student graduating in this course is qualified to de- velop his artistic talents in the following ca- reers: lnterior decorating, window displays, advertising art, ceramics, industrial design, photography, publishing company art and stage setting design, BUSINESS-Bookkeeping, shorthand, office and secretarial practice, business law, business arithmetic, and typing make up the curriculum for the secretarial and business courses. After four years of preparation, students are capable of filling many positions in the business world immediately after graduation. Because of their general usefulness, business subjects are often chosen as electives. ENGLISH-Each student must study four years of English. Success in almost every vocation involves a considerable knowledge of the mother tongue. Through the years they be- come familiar with the masterpieces of English and American literature as well as the gram- matical structure of the language. A command of English is essential in the fields of law, teaching, library, secretarial work, journalism, and dramatics. 38 Study BOYS' GYM CLASSES-Twice a week Grover's boys attend gym classes. These periods pro- vide a recreational break in the everyday regu- larity of the school day. During the fall the boys play touch football outdoors and in the spring, softball. Through the winter they par- ticipate in basketball volleyball and other games. During class periods the boys exercise on parallel bars, horses, ropes, and rings. These activities stimulate interest in intramural and varsity sports. GIRLS' GYM-Physical education is required of all students during their four years. In these classes we find the girls engaged in various activities. Exercises, working on the parallel bars and rings, instruction on correct posture, and dancing are among the varied activities. There are also intramural contests in volleyball, basketball and bowling to name only a few. The girls work to get 500 points so they will re- ceive a gold pin their senior year. HOMEMAKING-The girls of Grover Cleve- land are offered a complete course in Home- making. This includes cooking, sewing, child- care, home nursing and family living. Girls completing this course may find many interest- ing careers open to them such as dressmaking, homemaking teachers, housekeepers, food pre- paration, and practical nursing. Every girl will be a better homemaker after completing this course. 39 . M. -I- N Sfsvvf f lfiyv- ,.. A ' 1 ' LANGUAGE CLASS-To graduate with a lan- guage diploma, a student must take three years of one language as well as two years of another. He may choose Latin, French or ltalian. A language is particularly helpful in a science course. lt is a great aid in understand- ing our own language. Hence, many students are enrolled in one or more language classes. MATHEMATICS-Algebra, geometry and ad- vanced mathematics are a part of the everyday study program. These subjects are very help- ful to boys and girls who are interested in attaining higher fields of learning, Mathema- tics are not only helpful in school work, but also in one's daily life. They can be applied to the teaching of mathematics, engineering, pharmacy, laboratory technician, doctors, lawyers, dentists, drafting, architect, account- ing, research, and other professions that re- quire a knowledge of mathematics. DRIVER TRAINING-Under the capable su- pervision of Miss Mache and Mr. Holland, the Seniors of the class of '56 are learning to be sportsmanlike drivers. This course is taught both in a related class of twenty weeks and a regular driver's training class of ten weeks. At the end of the twenty weeks, the Seniors take their tests and receive their licenses. 40 SCIENCE-Students interested in the field of science are given the opportunity to study chemistry, physics, and biology. Actual labora- tory experiments enable students to understand more completely the connection between science and everyday living. Through these courses, students may prepare themselves for careers in dental hygiene, X-ray technology meteorology, pharmacy, laboratory science, horticulture, dietetics, cafeteria management, medical secretarial work, scientific research and photography. I I SHOP-Shop students are offered Compre- hensive General Shop courses which introduce them to several fields of industrial work. The second and third courses are general in nature but delve into the fields of woodworking and cabinetmaking. Young men in this course learn to manufacture furniture of various types. Among these are Chippendale, Queen Ann, and other styles which are mastered by the students who follow this curriculum. Shop is a recognized three year sequence which leads to a diploma. CITIZENSHIP EDUCATION-Citizenship Edu- cation is an essential requirement for all courses of study. Students learn about the historic past and acquire a knowledge of cur- rent affairs. Such subjects as Economic World, World History and American History are in- cluded in the course, A knowledge of social studies may be applied to a career in law, gov- ernment service, or the teaching of history. Social studies are also helpful to architects, lawyers, research workers, and journalists. 41 A f rf? E 5 .543 3 Q. . -3335 Nl ,....4 I -1 pf' 51 '9'--.5 ff-M 'LA 1 ACTIVITIES , x'A'n l.' I S Q ig WE. A ix W if 1 X K - sigfgkgy L.: A 3-XYZ' 'gr :'!i'W P4 sg 1 xIi'?lifj'f?iff, Q' Xi K' It My 'ff .1 Y A xx A 9'7fw'?I E Y? X f HOST QCUVE. F.c:A PPELLHNO 5. ZRCCAGNINO 43 M QR5TIoLIr2 now i.O'ED' MRIZZO HSSO.EU. D-BOYD qssofu 0.80-ren Fl5wO.F1D. WVITVJRND I CO KEHOE FIDV CO E0 PCHPPGLLRNO Lo- evnropz I9 1 CLEVE: EDITORIAL AND LAYOUT STAFF ROW I Milf- Carwmm, S Alarmo, S. 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W M' I . fw ' is i 1 XX if - 3 ,Q . ,A fW 1 fs KN I , 1 5 f wi 4- S QD' .+, .. N 2. X ,S ufvg,-:Q 1-'1 X A ',':E :., .1 , . :... 25? zr., X X x x Ak 'XX- -'-: Slvgh -, Qi 1 E X 3 A 4' yr -' 'L , 1 . 5 W A ' ' I A. Y f' Q Q X V fr 'V N Q' 's 'U Na+ Q xx .. -,gf , -..-- 7 x 1...- :' f X ,v Q uf W.: X N f X 415 , 3' 4' war X 'fi 5 gf R, is Wkjg Sf , R 3 ff' 2 iiki-fb - A RED CROSS ROW l M T, Acquistn, D Boyer, Secretary, Council Repre sunmtivc, A Pecoraro Vice President, G. Carr, President, B. Hacsckor Council Representative M A Givens ROW 2 Miss Shepard, S Ogeen C Corflone, M St GL-iirtjc, S Wagner, D Lvwls, J Fusto ROW 3 J Arcadi, P L'lt:ilien, A Siciirclla, P Marranca, J Tirch, ,l Lillerti JUNIOR RED CROSS+An organization formed this year was the Junior Red Cross, under the guidance of Miss Shepard. lt works hand in hand with the American Red Cross. Each homeroom chose one representative to participate in its monthly meeting. The elected officers helped carry on the following program: they made small boxes containing school supplies and a little gift for children in other lands. Another practice of the organization was to bring articles they made to the Home for the Aged The last function of the year was aiding at the bottle assembly of the Blood Program of the Red Cross Center. The Junior Red Cross has fond hopes of branching out in the future and making themselves known in other lands. PROJECTOR STAFFw-Many students join the Projector Staff so that they can learn to operate the movie projector. Under the capable guidance of Miss Westfall, the Projector Staff showed enjoyable movies to the students during assemblies, Staff members are available every period of the day for the showing of movies to individual classes, PROJECTOR STAFF --ROW lj T Carboni, S, Geraci, R Brant, C Scinta, R D'OrsanCo, D Perotla. ROW 2: C, Giampaolo, B. Taylor, J, Fusco, N. Skalski, F. Lombardo, D Ballacchinn ROW 3. D Salemi, R. Genovese, N, Curto, D, Polemeni, P Butera, F, Cipnlla, C lnserra, C Fazio STANDING: W Reimers, T, Bishop, Miss Westfall, W, Franklin, D, Gullo, J Canrfoneri B. Natoli, J, Grazianzv STUDENT COUNCIL-ROW l: N. Rizzo, L. Burgio, J. Carniato, F. Micili, S. Collesano, Treasurer, G, Marzullo, V. President, C. Sodaro, President, M. Gullo, Sec., L. Acquista, Parlia- mentarian, P. Howell, E. Cottone, l. Spampinato, C. Campagna. ROW 21 F. Cappellano, C. Hendricks, C. Gullo, S. Zaccagnino, Mr. Howe, Advisor, J. A. Buscaglia, M. Pasquarella, J. Gervase. STUDENT COUNCIL-This year, as we commemorated the twenty-fifth anni- versary of Grover Cleveland High School, we also recognized the third anni- versary of our Student Council. Every Friday the council, composed of twenty- four members, conducted its meetings under the guidance of Mr. Howe. The council was active in various projects in the school, such as collecting clothes for the Clothing Drive, undertaking the job of cafeteria monitors, and reading the announcements in the assembly. This year the council appealed to the generosity of the students to contribute funds to buy Easter baskets for the children in orphanages. To end a successful year, the Student Council was instrumental in suggesting and passing the Rules of Dress for the Buffalo Public High Schools. LIBRARY MONITORS--Eight girls volunteered to assist our librarian, Miss Faber, during their study periods throughout the year. They file cards in the card catalog, assist in taking inventory, check on overdue books, and keep books and magazines neatly arranged. They also collect library permits. Thanks to their service the library operates efficiently and provides maximum benefit for Grover students. LIBRARY MONITORS- SEATED: S. Pancamo, R. Skapinski, H. COOk, J. Ri- naldo, E. Kovall, STAND- ING Miss Faber, I. Pfei- fer, G. Scordato, M. Mai- da, M. Christie, M. L. Carbone. PANEL DISCUSSION CLUB-SEATED, ROW li J. Minotti, C. Sodaro, M. Crimaldi, J. Bonney, F. Cappellano, G DiGregorio, E. Lojacono, S, Boyd, Miss Welch, A. Vitrano, D. Boyer, E. Peschio, N. Rizzo, M. Lopardi, J. A. Panasci S. Buck, D. Boyd. STANDING, ROW 2: J. A. Buscaglia S Udris S Collesano E Fix R Wade J Gurreri V A ' ,. ,. ,. ,. ,, ,.cquisto A. Baugh, M. Pasquarella, J. Gervase, G. Friend, A. Burr, M. T. Acquisto, G. Carr, L. Giampaola, N. Curto, T. Carboni STANDING, ROW 3: C. Gullo, J, Piccolo, J. Amico, I. Spampinato, R. Brant, B. Duckworth, C. Faso, E. Weyand, V Gerace, N. Skalski, D. Ballacchino. PANEL DISCUSSION-Open to students of all classes, this club meets early Friday mornings in the cafeteria to discuss, with college students as guests, teen-age problems - educational, vocational, and social. Most active mem- bers ot l956, speakers on radio, P.T.A. meetings, and at grammar schools are as follows. 'Jane Piccolo, winner of silver pin, 'Gary Friend, 'Shirley Boyd, 'Frances Cappellano, 'Joseph G h . .Q . . ervase, C arles Sodaro, Michael Pasquarella, Sylvia Udris, Christie Gullo, Annette Baugh, Victoria Gerace. DEBATE-AFFIRMATIVE-Grover Cleveland's debate teams won second place in the city wide Inter-Scholastic debate competition this year. The topic of the debate was: ResolvedQ That the Electoral College should be abolished. The Affirmative Team consisted ot Frances Cappellano, Michael Lopardi, Lucille Giampaola, Dorothy Boyer, and Nina Rizzo. Under the able supervision of Mr. Robert Howe, they scored a 9-6 victory over South Park. DEBATE-AFFIRMATIVE, AT TABLE: A. DeSantis, L. Giampaola, M. Lopar- di, F. Cappellano, D, Boyer. STAND- ING: Mr. Howe, 50 41 ' U .N MODEL ASSEMBLY-ROW l' D Boyd S Boyd L TO R T C b . . . , . , . .: . ar oni, M. Manno, M. Crimaldi, C. J. Bonney, J. Cirrito, Mr. Lamparelli. ROW' 2: S. Zaccag- Sodaro, C. Brancato. nino, G. Myers, D. Ansolone, V. Chiodo, N. Rizzo, E. Lojacono. U. N. MODEL ASSEMBLY-On April I4, Grover sent six students to participate in the United Nations Model Assembly held at State Teachers College. This year, the students represented Iceland, The delegates were Shir- ley Boyd, Dorothy Boyd, Jacqueline Bonney, Nina Rizzo, Jean Cirrito, alternate, and Sal- vatore Zaccagnino, chairman. The faculty advisor was Mr. Lamparelli. ORATORICAL SPEAKERS-Margaret Crimal- di, Tracy Carboni and Charles Sodaro were Grover's representatives in oratorical and de- clamation contests this year. Each of these students gave a splendid showing of their speaking ability. Carol Broncato and Mary Manno also participated in the try-outs. Mrs. Mugridge and Mr. Howe were the faculty advisors. DEBATE-NEGATIVE-The Negative Team was host to Bennett High School. Under the skillful guidance of Mr. John Demerlyg Joseph Santee, Annette Baugh, Charles Sodaro, John Arcadi, and Mary Manno presented their oppon- ents with concrete arguments and emerged victorious. The judges returned a decision of 8-7 in favor of Grover Cleveland. Hearty congratulations to both teams. DEBATE-NEGATIVE, AT TABLE: J. Arcadi, J. Santee, A. Baugh, C. So- daro, N. Rizzo. STANDING: Mr. Demerly, J, Arcadi. 51 GROVER 4 X i N CLEVELQND , 3 1iT 'w-Q39 f f 1' f , 'I xc er Ngigin-. W V I I Q5 S , S , 'W' xg, 9 W . ' - 1 2 ,JL 1+ 4 ,. ' 1 was Q - QI' 1 2 ' CS: Q ,Emi . ' ' N .1-1. mf, .gr-.gt gf f A1 , ' f K af w J 395 Q2 11 5 2- 5 4' . - -A :-1.2 -' 3 Y , lb ' A ' 'J I 'F ix R J ., ? ff 5 A rw W ' x. ,. a ' sfwl if f M ,',, +A A H, 1 1 K n v .A LQ, 42 X 'xv ' V K. FN w ' . ' ' -,-:1 W ..--.. M 'L W X gm f - -if '1, . M ' X ay 5 ,jx it in kj - ws? ea I P ,x P . 'n X if .' 5 W H il A , CHORUS-f-ROW l: P. Blando, N. Augello, K. Sortino, P. Howell, J, Catone, M. Madonna, Mr. Weis, M. A. Brown, D. Martinez, A, Scappator, S. Hertel, V. Hutt, E. Fusco. ROW 2: H. McLeod, J. Reid, A. St. George, M. Brancato, D. Shampine, R. M, Genovese, G, Santella, J. Torch, E. Van Volkenburg, B. Duckworth, J. Runfola, E, Jawarski. ROW 3: C. Bongiovanni, A. M. Casucci, J. Minotti, R. Armenia, D. Hartman, M. L. Carbone, M. A. Mancuso, J, A. Viola, C. Hendricks, I, Pfeiter, J, Carniato, P. Campotelice, J. Cali. ROW 4: J. Ludlow, B. Whitmer, L. Colangelo, A. Burr, F. Lingerman, J. Prisinzano, C. Crosswhite, J. Burruano, M. Maida, J, Pagano, J. Milano, S. Wagner, C. Giampaola, D, Wilson. CHORUS-Our Christmas and Easter assem- blies provided harmonious singing by the Girls' Chorus of Grover Cleveland. Sixty girls sang various types of classical, semi-classical and popu'ar songs. This group is composed of first sopranos, second sopranos, and altos, conducted by Mr. Weis. The girls attend regular chorus classes in which they rehearse and learn their songs to present enjoyable assembly programs. BAND--This year the band has emerged from a small experienced nucleus to a large member- ship of 39 under the skillful direction of Mr. Weis. Section leaders arei Clarinets, V. Chi- odo, Trumpets, S. lncardona and A. Mazzari- ello, Saxaphones, N, Curto, Drums, J. Bonta, and Basses, J. lraci. Highlights of the band's performances were the Christmas and 25th Anniversary assemblies. The outstanding per- formance was at Kleinhans Music Hall during Music Week, which was held in May. At that time members represented our school in the annual All-High Band. BAND--ROW li J. Ballachino, J. Amico, V. Gerace, J. Gurrerri, R. Thomas, L. Marchinda, V. Chiodo, S. lncardona, A. Mazzariello, D. Ganci, J. Campagna, L, Acquista, C. Severino. ROW 2: D. Nigro, T. Fiorella, P. DiRe, A. Martinelli C. Jones, N. Curto, V. Dilena, C. Frisicaro, J. Cooper, P. Marranca, E. West, R, Catalano, P, Camalleri. ROW 3: Mr. N, Weis, N. Gurreri, J, lraci, J. DiCiccio, J. Bonta, J. Tramontana, P. Georgeades, G. Cotroneo, W. Maggio, A. Campanella. 1 LATIN CLUB-The Latin Club proved that Latin is by no means a dead language. Culture was the key- note of these meetings. They met once a month to sing Latin songs and as an additional novelty they sang popular songs which were translated into Latin by Mr. Hogan. Records and pictures also added to the enjoyment of these meetings. LATIN CLUBfROW l: C. Broncato, N. Skalski, P. Schultz. ROW 2: P. Howell, N. Augello, M. Christie, L. Giarnpaola, M. Hunt, C. Campagna. ROW 3: J. Tabone, E. Loja- cono, A. Burr, T, Sacco, M. Panaro, M. Teavell, ROW 4: S. Buck, E. Fix, J. Pic- colo, V Gerace, C. Giampaola. ROW 5: F. Lingvman, D. Plimeni, A. Pecoraro, D. Anso- liinc, G Myers. ROW 6: J. Amico, E. Jawor- ski. STANDING: V. Acquisto, Treasurer, J. Arcndi, President, Mr. Hogan, S. Boyd, Vice President, J. Bonney, Secretary. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS-The French Club, consisting of 25 members, met once a month to learn more about France and to promote the study of French. Under the leadership of Miss Kane, the members played French games, sang French songs, and saw slides and movies on France, Refreshments were served and a good time was had by all. The members made French flags to wear to their meetings. A joint picnic of the ltalian, Latin and French Clubs was held in June FRENCH CLUB--ROW l: R. Breymeir, R. Genovese, G Alba, Treasurer, A. M. Oestereich, President, J. Rizzo, Vice President, J Canzoneri, Secretary, Miss Kane. ROW 2: M. Sztuk, A, Witt, S. Helms, E. Georgeades, S. Liberti, B. Shadel, H. McNeain, M. A. Givens, S. Lassiter. ROW 3: E. Loiacono, E. Kelsey, Z. Szczerbinska, J. Deignan ART CLUB-Every Wednesday, the Art Club met to dabble in the finer things of life. At each meeting, the members drew, painted, sketched, and then presented their finished works for discussion. Directed by Mr, Anthony Cavalieri, this group did a magnificent job of decorating the halls at Christmas, Easter, and for the 25th Anniversary. A contest was held early in the year to select a name for the group. Artists, Unlimited was decided upon. This was the club's first year of existence and we hope they enjoy many more. ART CLUB-C. Broncato, C. Hendricks, B. Terrano, Mr. A. Cavalieri, G. Marzullo, Secretary, C. Wright, Treas- urer, B. Haeseker, President, G. Menden, M. St. George, Vice President, J. Tascarella, E. Weyand, A. Burr, S. Ogeen. 54 SLIDE RULE CLUB-Every Thurs- day, students met with Mr. Davidson to learn the use of the slide rule. The slide rule is a mathematical device which is used in solving prob- lems involving multiplication, divi- sion, raising to a power and extract- ing a root. Students may use the slide rule as a check in June exams. SLIDE RULE CLUB-ROW I: B, Haeseker, R. Marranca, S. Boyd, D. Boyd. ROW 2: E. Kelsey, D. Martinez, M. Crimaldi, C. Bron- cato. ROW 3: P. Zanzano, E. West, D. An- solone, J. Bonney, ROW 4: M. St. George, G. Myers, J. Tabone, L. Giampaola. ROW 5: A. Mazzariello, N. Skalski, J. Testa. STANDiNG: Treasurer, L. Asquistaj Secre- tary, P, Howell, President, J. Zanzano, Mr. Davidson, IL CIRCOLO ITALIANO-The ltal- ian Club furnishes an opportunity to establish friendly relations among students who study Italian. During this anniversary year, the club, under Mr. Di Bartolo's direction, fulfilled its purpose of bringing to its mem- bers the appreciation of ltalian songs, art, customs, literature, and language. ITALIAN CLUB-ROW l: M. A. Porto, R Burgio, D. Wanek, A. M. Notaro, M. Bueme D, Martinez. ROW 2: J. Vitale, C. Giam- paola, M. Broncato. ROW 3: R. Dicehcazzi. STANDING: J. Gurreri, D. Nichols, J. Tasca- rella, C. Campagna, R. Skapinski, A, Manis- calco, N. Skalski, J. Tabone, Mr. DiBartolo, T. Carboni SEATED: N. Augello, Vice Presi- dent, L. Giampaola, President, R. Marranca Secretary. 1 55 FOREIGN DISPLAY-For the first time, Grover Cleveland had the distinction of presenting a display of international imports. Students from many different countries contributed rare and beautiful articles which included grass skirts from Hawaii, a Polish national costume, pillow- cases from Italy, handtooled leatherwork, a delicate nuku from Estonia, an ivory-inlaid dagger from Damascus, one little Koala bear from Australia, and other rare articles from England, Egypt, Hungary and Palestine. These were all on display at Grover this past year, L thanks to our foreign born students. Although the student body varied through the years in different nationalities and races the warm old Grover spirit persists in the finest American traditions. FOREIGN DISPLAY-SEATED: C. Fazio, J. Deignan, L. Parna, D, Sambueno. STANDING: J. Battiato, Z, Szczer- binska, B. 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M L Q S I s Vx, if .Kqxm rift? NM: pk kk six V NRNQ?-NA! X-wa, ,,.,,5yfUx M sl M gf w 1 ,. 1 .1 as . K v M .cH:Hr4'rn 5 Q 5 ff ' f k 'w' Q.saw1eE1.Ln , c.PAuauE Q ,wfwa FOUTBALL TEAM-ROW li R. Schiappa, E. Clinton, V. Chiodo, A. Constantino, S. lncardona, P. Palmereri, A. Martinelli. ROW 2: S. Amabile, S. Collesano, D. Ganci, N. Zendano. Football This year the Grover gridders started out the season by tying McKinley O-O, followed by a 6-6 tie with a powerful Kensington team. Then with a score of l9-6, Lafayette handed the Presidents their first defeat. However, this well-balanced team came back to win its next two games by defeating Emerson 2l-l3 and Riverside 6-O. ln the last game, Grover was defeated by South Park with a 6-O score. The following Grover boys attained positions on this year's All-High team: Pat Palmeri, All- FOOTBALL SQUAD-SEATED: Assistant Manager, S. Pasquarella, S. Collesano, F. Scordato, C. Gullo, G. Coach ROW 2: Mr. Missana, Coach, M. Giallella, Bonta, S, Salvo, R. Thomas, C. Jones, G. Cotroneo, J High tackle, Angelo Martinelli, second team end, Stan Collesano, Tony Constantino, Vic Chiodo, Ernest Clinton, and Don Ganci re- ceived Honorable Mention. However, without the support and coopera- tion of each and every member of the squad, this remarkable team could not have been held together. The student body would like to thank Mr. Messana and Mr. Spahn for their untiring efforts in molding this team. Liberti. ROW l: J, Freda, S. lncardona, V. Chiodo, M. Carr, N. Zendano, L. Marchinda, Mr. Spahn, Assistant C. Maraschiello, T. Skye, T. D'Agostino, J. Muscarella, .l. . Cirrito, Manager. ROW 3: J. Armstrong, D. Ganci, A. Constantino, S. Amabile, P. Perry, E. Clinton, R. Schiappa, P. Palmeri, A. Martinelli, D. Coppola. x-nrvsii ss VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM-G. Kuhn, S. Collesano, J. Raco, E. Clinton, J, Realmuto, P. Palmeri, S. Amabile, N. Zendano. BASKETBALL-The Presidents of l955-1956 compiled one of the best records in recent years with a final season's standing of 6 wins and 5 losses. As a result, Grover finished sixth in the Yale Cup Race. The team lost 3 close games to Riverside, East, and Lafayette. The latter were the two top teams in the league. Grover pulled the biggest upset of the season by defeating Emer- son 66 to 62. The team was led by Joe Raco, who earned an All-High position on the third team of both the Buffalo Evening News and the Courier- Express. Stan Collesano and Ernie Clinton re- ceived Honorable Mention in both papers. Al- though the team lost 6 seniors through gradua- tion the team looks forward to a most successful season next year with boys such as Collesano, Clinton, Martinelli and Curcio as a nucleus. BASKETBALL SQUAD-STANDING: J. Muscarella, R. Gullo, V. Bonito, E. Clinton, R, Harris, J. Realmuto, P, Palmeri, A. Martinelli, S. Amabile, Mr. Kuhn. KNEELING: R. Thomas, J. Raco, R. Baggarozzo, S. Collesano, N. Zendano. CROSS COUNTRY-JROW l, KNEELING: J. Arcadi, R, Brant, M. Catazaro, J. Vasi, D, Panaro. ROW 2, STANDING: J. Cooper, Manager, V. Bonito, V. Curcio, R. Catalano, R. Schultz, S. Zaccagnino. CROSS COUNTRY-Considering the unusually small and inexperienced Cross Country team that Grover had this year the coach Mr. Kuhn, did a very remarkable job in getting the boys in shape for the triangular meets and finally for the All-High race. The boys made a fair showing in the preliminary meets and finished ninth in the All-High Finals. The boys to watch out for in next year's meets are: Joe Vasi, Vince Curcio, Roy Brant, Dick Shultz, and Dick Catalano. BASEBALL-Coach George Kuhn gathered one of the most powerful aggregations in Grover's history for the l956 baseball season. The team was captained by Bates Amabile, who rea ceived Honorable Mention All-High praise in '55 and Stan Collesano, who was named to the All-High second team last year. Three boys, Sal Valvo, Joe Raco and Nick Zendano, all of whom were on the Honorable Mention All-High team, and 6 major letter winners returned for the '56 season. With Lafayette, Riverside, South Park, McKinley and Emerson on the schedule, Coach Kuhn held high hopes of im- proving the record of 2 wins and 3 losses of the '55 season. ROW l: J. Raco, A. Martinelli, P. Cristiano, S. Valvo, A. Grisanti, S. Collesano, J. LaRocca, L. Verrastio, N. Zendano, ROW 21 Mr. Kuhn, M. Cantanzaro, S. Amabile, D. Catalano, V. Curcio, F. Merlino, C. Muscato, L. Graci, A. Zendano. vio ..rAr 2U l . xam w TENNIS-The tennis team, under the able direction of Mr. Joseph Ruftino, practiced daily at the Front Park to get into condition for the oncoming season. Returning veterans, including Vincent Acquisto, Dominick Gullo, and Ted Bishop, hoped to follow up their winning season of last year. ROW l: D. Muscarella, D, Ballacchino, J. Grazi- ano, R. LoFaso, F. Serio, R. Buckley. ROW 23 C. Gullo, G. Cotroneo, C. Ac- quisto, J. Arcadi. ROW 3: V. Ventura, D. Gullo, V. Acquisto, T. Bishop. TRACK--Our entrants for the Scalp and Blade Cup, the trophy representing su- premacy in high school track, were almost all rookies, The only veterans on the squad were Sal Zaccagnino and Don Ganci. Among the events were the lOO yard dash, the high jump, the pole vault, the running broad jump and the 880 yard relay. The team was ably coached by Mr, Spahn. BOYS' TRACK-ROW I: A. Zaccagnino, S. Zac- cagnino, R, Brant, C. Mi- rasola. ROW 2: Mr Spahn, A. Sorci, G. Stei man, P. Gambino, J Vasi, C. Maraschiello Pecoraro. ROW 3: Thomas, H. Koster, . Severino, J. Sciandra, Dean, D. Ganci. UJOJUZD 66 BOYS INTRAMURAL CHAMPIONS 1. Table Tennis 2. Freshmen- Sophomore 3. Junior-Senior 4. Bowling- Mr. A. Prospero, Coach G l R L S BOWLING-Every Tuesday afternoon I one hundred nine girls in Miss Chia- varoli's Bowling Club met at the Con- necticut Street Bowling Alleys. Captains were elected to supervise the alleys. They were: E. Weyant, P. Howell, N. Rizzo, J. Carniato, P. Nichols, R. Ar- menia, S. Wagner, and A. Castiglia. Mr. Madonia, Manager of the bowling alleys, donated a cup, which was awarded to Barbara Duckworth for the highest score. GIRLS' BOWLING-KNEELING: A. Castiglia, J Carniato, P Howell, N. Rizzo, R. Armenia. STAND- ING: S, Wagner, I. Spampinato, Vice President, C. Hendricks, President, D, Hartman, Treasurer, P. Nichols. BASKETBALL UUNIOR - SENlORl-ln the Junior-Senior League, the winning team was the Grover Trotters . lt was actually a mixed team of all the classes. With Mary Bueme as their captain The Trotters were sure to defeat their rival room 3l4. Congratulations to the win- ners. BASKETBALL CHAMPS JR. sR.wM. Bueme, D. Rigby, L. Mace-ii, N. Augeiis, R. A. Meir BASKETBALL C FRESHMAN - SOPHO- MOREl-Early in the Fall, Grover's ath- letic girls organized home room basket- ball teams. After a moment of silence - an aim, then a basket or a miss. That is what usually happened every Thursday afternoon during the Basketball season, The winner of the Freshmen-Sophomore League was room 3l2. Their captain was Donna Maracle. Congratulations to the winners. BASKETBALL CHAMPS FRESH.-SOPH.--ROW l, KNEELINGZ O. Gaglia, D. Maracle, Captain, C. Hendricks, Captain, T. Sacco. STANDING: M. Abbarno, P. Malachowski, B. Simmons, C. Scinta, S. Navarro, J Belsky, J. Carniato. 68 SPORTS BADMINTON-Every morning about 22 girls practiced badminton in the school gym. The purpose was to participate in an elimination tournament for determin- ing the school champion, who was Patricia Howell. On various days they also displayed their talents at playdays, which were held between the different schools. On dif- ferent occasions we were host to Riverside and Bennett and we were also welcomed by them for sports activities. Some of our girls participated in a city wide tour- nament. BADMINTON-ROW l: G. Santella, M. A. Brown, P. Basile, O, Gaglia, STANDING: R. M. Marranca, T. Sacco, S. Tulumello, S. Chwarztrauber, E. Gior- dani, P. Christopher, J. Vitale, P. Howell, E. Goon. GIRLS' BASEBALL One, two, three strikes, you're out , was a familiar shout heard every Tuesday and Thursday afternoon during our spring baseball season. Due to the knowledge of the game and the careful instructions of Miss Chiavaroli, competition was keen among the teams. This year almost every homeroom entered the league which helped to bring our 25th Anniversary sports season to an exciting close. SWIMMING-On Tuesdays after school about twenty girls, under Miss Mache, took part in the swimming events at School No. 38. There were classes for be- ginners, races for the more experienced swimmers and altogether an hour of fun in a good, healthy sport. SWIMMINGYROW l: Janet De Jarnes, Phyllis Campofelice, Geraldine Santella, Sharon Ogew, Jo Ann Galante, Beverly Hawk, Judith Deignon. ROW 2: Leonora Panone, Carolyn Scinta, Susan Galiano, D. Hartman, Barbara Berg, Sheila Huff, Carolyn Hendricks. DEMONSTRATION: Barbara Amabile. 69 GIRLS' TRACK--ROW l: J, Catone, N. Favata, M. Gam- bino, P. Basile, E. Swain, J. Vitale, J. Conkling, M. A. Brown, J. Hartman. ROW 2: J. A. Galante, R. A. Meli, E. Goon, L. Panone, L. Lo Destro, D. Maracle, M, Abbano, J. Fusco, J. De James. ROW 3: D. Nichols, P, Christo- pher, J. Deignan, L. Collesano, J. Belsky, J. Carniato, M. A. Di Giacomo, T. M, Sacco. ROW 4: T. Galbo, S. Del- monte, L. Cammilleri, J. A. Buscaglia, R. M. Marranca, M. Hunt, N. Turner, V. Bezek. GIRLS' TRACK-This year, Miss Mache, our girls' gym instructor, supervised the organiza- tion of track teams made up of Freshman, Sophomore, Junior and Senior girls' rooms. One cup was awarded to the best team from the Junior and Senior League, and another was awarded the winning team of the Freshman- Sophomore groups. The girls competed in such events as the shuttle relay, dash, standing broad jump and a tug of war. FRESHMAN - SOPHOMORE VOLLEYBALL- Volleyball games are held after school and are enjoyed by all who sign up. lt is one of the earliest activities in Girls' Sports. Captained by Jackie Belsky of 2l7, the Sophomores de- feated the Freshmen for the Volleyball Cham- pionship, by winning two out of three matches. Congratulations Room 2l7. VOLLEYBALL FRESH. SOPH.-SITTING: M. Abbarno ROW l: S. Tulumello, P. Malachowski, C. Hendricks T. Sacco, D. Maracle. ABSENT: J. Carniato, J. Belskyi Captain. VOLLEYBALL JUNIOR SR.-SITTING: l. Spampinato, Captain ROW l: D, M. Rigby, D. Hartman, R. M. Marranca, L. Guam paola, D. Wanek, N. Augello. JUNIOR - SENIOR VOLLEYBALL-This year the Juniors displayed extraordinary skill when they defeated the Seniors for the Volleyball Championship. In a close series Ida Spam- pinato, the captain, and the team of 3l4 won two out of three games. Congratulations Room 314. DRILL TEAM-Sixty-four girls were selected for the Drill Team which represented Grover Cleveland at the High School Annual Sports Day on October l6. The team participated in a mass marching drill which included Bennett and Kensington. The members of the Drill Team practiced morning and afternoon on the school campus. At the end of the demonstra- tion each school presented a formation of its school letters. DRILL TEAM-ROW li J. Deignan, F. Polimeni, T. Pizkln O Gaglia, E. Goon, E. Swain, T. Galbo. ROW 2: J, Tascarella G Scordato, D. Wanck, G. Pirro, G. Santella, J. Torch, M A Brown. ROW 3: B. Simmons, V. Gerace, J Amico, B. Duck worth, V. Weber, P, Weber, J. Rizzo, L. Tomasello, C. Vaticano ROW 4: M. A. Porto, D. Lewis, C. Schuster, C. Hendricks A. Oestereich, R. Wade, S. Tirone, L. Castro, R. Mali. ROW 5 M. L. Angilella, B. Adimey, P. Malachowski, M, Hunt C , J. Amato, B. Taylor. Giampaola msn? r 11i-slums YYY! nw.. wa' ,,s 1 I N ,.-. fl' S. 'I if A g f N , 5, . 5 - -w.wfw,mN-w W 1, x W - . L - .Q,,:.1 .,:- 5 , wig gf Q - K S fx N-N-wunul' iii' K Q s f . x ,N K. 'Y L., .zliv YF W . ex wi g., f ' 3 Lf, . fii ': . my 'WGA ' Glu.. . 55, H xw, W Do You Remember . . . the day we entered Grover . . . it seemed so big and senior-hood seemed unattainable . . . the mix-up of going to classes and the con- fusion of being sent to the fourth-fIoor ? . . . our first real football games . . . the thrill of placing third in the league . . . the pride of presenting Mrs. Mugridge with roses, for her sterling direction of our operetta The Enchanted lsle ? . . . Our sophomore year and the thrill of being promoted to the peanut gallery' '... the happy anticipation of the variety show . . . our ticket of admission ian adl? . . . Mr. Hogan's request for longer assemblies and our response by having the General Electric House of Magic show . . . the new faces that were added to Grover when Hutchinson High was closed? . . . entering Grover our third year as full fledged upper classmen ? . . . the excitement of electing class officers and superlatives? . . . the day Miss Coonly left the lights on in her car and had to leave assembly . . . our memorable St. Patrick's Day assembly when we were entertained by our Irish Chorus . . . starring Mr. O'Cavilieri and Miss Mc- Lombardi ? . . . our pleasant, never-to-be-forgotten Junior- Senior Social and Junior Day? . . . when we tgaspi finally reached that unat- tainable goal . . . the first day as seniors when we discovered that it was out with the old, in with the new iteachers that isl . . . Mr. Demerly introducing the smashing of the ruler against the blackboard to the rest of the faculty? . . . the car parades to the football games , . seeing Mr. Spahn's bus every morning? . . . the end of the milk bottle era and the intro- duction of cartons into the cafeteria . . . the hungry look in the eyes of the students who had to eat third lunch fif they had any leftll . . . the day we were dismissed early because of the snow ihow sad we werell . . . the day the seniors took over for the teachers who skipped because of the snow? . . . the week the halls were papered with cam- paign signs and the pride shone on all the faces of the Juniors and Seniors as they stepped into their first real voting booth? . . . this January what Seniors were seen driving down Lovers' Lane with the driver education teacher . . . the students hanging around the counselor's office hoping to decide their futures . . . Sal Zaccagnino getting appointed to Anna- polis Naval Academy . . . Joe Zanzano winning the Western New York Senior Boys Singles Table Tennis Championship . . . how proud we were? . . . struggling with the 25th anniversary theme for the yearbook . . . the buttons on the lapels of all to signify the anniversary? . . . the big variety show . . . our Senior Day program . . . and last but certainly not least . . . OUR GRADUATION? . . , these are only a few of the many memories we will look back on in the years to come . . . SHIRLEY BOYD JEAN CIRRITO JACQUELINE BONNEY ANNA MARIE STRANGEWAYS AES ,.- . HAA. lb ,' K gfwhm H ' A 5289? 4wQv W k Q J QNX W, i ' , ff5i ?,?Sffff2'f ff ,,5,4,gfj 5,.QF Mosr TIILENTED W. MQGGIO E.. PESCIO 73 if H.R 215 217 115 216 202 311 302 319 314 209 329 211 313 108 206 316 208 312 213 116 113 104 110 111 109 119 112 204 TOP ADVERTISING SALESMEN--Gretchen Menden, Albert Scibetta. HOME ROOM ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN Per Capita 55.49 4.25 3.26 2.72 2.70 2.32 2.00 1.99 1.91 1.88 1.85 1.71 1.65 1.55 1.54 1.50 1.45 1.30 1.28 1.20 1.15 1.11 1.11 1.11 1.03 .92 .85 .78 Highest Salesmen Gretchen Menden Ella Weyand Rhetta May Saia Frank Rubino Albert Scibetta Marie Castiglia Angela Campanella Sarina M. Pancamo Grace Marzullo Joyce Carniato Phyllis Tabone Vincenne Leto Miss E. Hanavan Nicholas Caparella, Paul Gullo Rosemary Gullo Richard Gullo Marie Maida Patricia Howell Alfred Sidoti Mary A. Black Thomas LoVullo Pat Silvagnia Joyce LaPiana Rose Ann Burgio Joanne Frandina Donald Grlffo Joseph Gervase 174 J Amount 5158.25 141.47 101.25 92.75 92.75 139.00 62.00 129.00 55.50 60.25 55.50 51.50 43.00 28.00 49.25 42.25 1 14.90 41.75 38.25 37.25 36.75 42.25 33.40 37.75 34.00 29.75 27.25 26.00 Total 51,801.52 A 8. A Zizzi Gen, Concrete Const. Abbarno, Marie Abbarno, Peter lMr. and Mrs.l Abbatessa, Vincent CMr. and Mrs.l Abbatoy, Marjorie Ace Radio 8. TV Service Acquisto, Anthony lMr. and Mrs.l Acquisto, L. J. lMr. and Mrs.l Acquisto, Louis J. Aiello, Angelo lMrs.l Aiello, Dolores Aiello, Margaret lMrs.l Alaimo, Sam Alfieri, James Allendale Theater Alonzi, Frank fMr. and Mrs.l Amico, lMr. and Mrs.l Angie and Crupe Anonymous Ansolone, T. fMr. and Mrs.l Aquilina, Leonard Aquilina, Thomas lMr. and Mrs.l Arcara, Mildred lMrs.l Armenia, J. lMr. and Mrs.l Aroune, Louis lMr. and Mrs.l and Son Asause, Philip S. lMr. and Mrs.l Ashley, Donald lMr. and Mrs.l Atti, Lawrence lMr. and Mrs.l Audrey and Ronnie Auten, L. D. lMr. and Mrs.l Ballachino, Dominic Ballachino, Rocco lMr. and Mrs.l Barone, Mary Ann Barone, Mary lMrs.l Barone Radio 8- Television Service Barrali, Nancy Ann Battaglia, Debbie and Frankie Beech, Earl Bellone, Lorraine Belsky, Jacklyn Benevento, Albert Benner, Earl lMrs.l Bev and Russ Bidell, R. C. lMr. and Mrs.l Biondi, Mary C. Biondo, lMr, and Mrs.l Birtch Bowling Bishop, Jane Bishop, Robert lMr. and Mrs.l Bishop, Russell K. Bishop, Sarah lMrs.l Blake, Anita lMissl Boqarozzo, Ralph lMr. and Mrs.l Bonafide, Anthony Bonafide, Frances lMrs.l Bordonaro, Michael lMr. and Mrs.l Borzelleri, Beniamin D. Boyd, George C. lMrs.l Boyer, Dorothy Brancato, Rose Brancato, S. lMrs,l Brand, H. lMr. and Mrs,l PATRONS Britt, Mary Rita lMissl Brooks, Josephine Brown, Edward W. lMrs.l Brucklier, Michael lMr. and Mrs.l Bruno, Jennie lMrs.l Buck, Helen Bueme, Mary Bueme, Sam lMr. and Mrs.l Butler, William tMr. and Mrs.l Bumbalo, Ange lMissl Burgio, Louis lMr. and Mrs.l Burgio, Toni Buscarino, John Buscarino, Sam A Butera, Joseph lMr. and Mrs.l Bykowski, A. lMrs.l Caci, Jenny lMrs.l Caggiano, Sebastian lMrs.l Calaridra, Grace A. Calarco, Paul lMr. and Mrs.l Calkins, C. H. lMr. and Mrs.l Cammieleri, John Campagna, Dominic V. and Family Campanella, Daniel Campieri, J. lMr. and Mrs.l Campofelice, Phyllis Cannata, Phillip Caparella, Nicholas, Jr. Caparella, Nicholas lMr. and Mrs.l Caracciolo, Frank lMr. and Mrs.l and Son Carden, Thomas fMr. and Mrs.l Carden's Taxi Service Carne, James tMr. and Mrs.l Carnevale, Ronald Carpenter, Jacob G. Carpenter, John N. Caruana, Anthony Carnana, Leonard lMr. and Mrs.l Casa Di Pizza Cassina Ravioli Co., Inc. Cassina Ravioli Co., Inc. Castiglia, Sam lMr. and Mrs.l Castro, Louis L. Catrone, James lMrs.l Cavalieri, Frank J. lMr. and Mrs.l Cavallaro, Anthony lMrs.l Cavaretta, Rose lMrs.l Ceil's Food Market Cherico, James lMr. and Mrs.l Chianta, Mary Christie, D. lMrs.l Christopher, Anthony P. lMr. and Mrs.l Christopher, Mary Lou Ciggia, C. lMr. and Mrs.l Clinton, Robert lMr. and Mrs.l Coldwell, Tim Cole, Sam lMr. and Mrs.l Coleman, Edward lMr. and Mrs.l Colicchia's Grocery Colosimo, Frank lMr.l Connie and Mike Connors, David lMrs.l 75 Cook, Harley G, iMr. and Mrs.l Co ola I natius F. iMr. and Mrs.l PP 1 Q Coppola, Joan Carol iMissl Corigliano, Philip fMr. and Mrs.l Corallo, Gerry Cotroneo, Carl iMr. and Mrs.l Culley, Anthony Cutrona, Thomas iMr.l Cuviello, Joseph M. Dairyland Danny's Restaurant Dashnow, L. iMrs.l D'Auria, Angelo iMr. and Mrs.l Del Monte, John iMr. and Mrs.l Demerly, John A. De Plato, Joseph Derion, Bertha iMrs.l Devine, John iMr.l Devine, John iMr.l Devine, John lMr.l Di Cioccio, Louis Diehl, Andrew Dietrich, David Di Giacomo, N. iMrs.l Di Gregorio, Philip iMr.l Di Maria, Thomas Diodati, Cesare iMr. and Mrs.l Di Salvo, Magerate lMrs.l Doll, John Donohue, Edward J. Donovan, Thomas W. Doster, M. iMrs.l Downes, W, C. iMrs.l Duckworth, E. H. lMrs.l Duminico, Kay Duminico, Salvatore Dykstra, Alicia iMissi Enzina, Joseph iMr. and Mrs.l Eppolito's Market EveIyn's School of the Dance Faber, Lillian Falsone, Jimmie Fashano, Barbara iMrs.l Faulise, Mario iMr. and Mrs.l Fazio, James iMr. and Mrs.l Ferola, Carl iMr. and Mrs.l Ferrara, Pauline iMrs.l Fick, George Fiddes, Esther Fisher, Luella M. fMrs.J Fitzgerald, Bruce F. Ford, Sophia Foss, Frank iMr. and Mrs.l Fournier, Alice Franklin, Wm. fMr. and Mrs.l Fregosi, Jerry A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend PATRONS A Friend Frisicaro, C. iMrs.l Frisicaro, Charles Fultz, Bruce iMr. and Mrs.l Fusco, L. iMr. and Mrs.l Galante, Salvatore lMr. and Mrs.l Garofaro, Phil Gaska, Nelson Gatri, Jean George's Chocolate Shop Gerace, Dolores Gerace, Joseph iMr. and Mrs.l Gerace, Marie V. iMissl Gerber, E. A. Gervase, Russell iMr.l Giambra, Thomas Giambrone, lMr.l Giammaresi, Jack iMrs.l Giampaola Family Gianforti, Peter Gibbons, Thomas iMrs.l Giglio, Frank Gino, Samuel iMr. and Mrs.l Gizzi, D. iMr. and Mrs.l Glaser, Geralda M. Goon, George Gordon, Albert lMr. and Mrs.l Graci, Grace iMrs.l Greenwood, John Grieco, James iMrs.l Griffo, John J. iMr. and Mrs.l Grillo, Carmen Grisanti, Peter Grosso, D. iMr. and Mrs.l Grosso, V. iMr. and Mrs.l Grosso, Wm. iMr. and Mrs.l Gugino, Helen A. Gugliuzza, Christy S. Gullo Gullo Gullo, Gullo, Gullo, , Joseph iMr. and Mrs.l , Mae iMrs.l Anthony iMr. and Mrs.l Frank CMr. and Mrs.l Joanne Hanavan, Betty Hanavan, Edna G. iMissl Hannah, Bob Hard, Joseph F. iMr. and Mrs.l Harmon, Rochford S. Hart, Steven iMr. and Mrs.l and Son Hartman, B. iMr. and Mrs.l Haskins, Lee Havagimian, P. iMr. and Mrs.l Hegyi, Gabriel fMr.l Helms, Mary lMrs.l Henry's Cafe Heppel, Clarence iMr. and Mrs.l Hertel, S. Hoffmann, Donna Hogan, Eugene E. Hotel Lafayette Gift Shop Homemaking Class 76 Hoover, Melvin E. lMr. and Mrs.l Howe, Robert lMr. and Mrs.l Hudson, Ethel lMrs.l Huff, Wallace Hunt, Ann lMrs.l lacuzzi, Nicholas lngrassia, Josephine lMrs.l Isaacs, W. lMr. and Mrs.l Jacobbi, Bill lMr.l James, Harry lMr.l Jan and Hank Jaworski, F. lMr. and Mrs.l Jerry's Variety Store Joanne and Chick Johnston, H. A. lMr. and Mrs.l Jordan, Helen lMissl Juul Construction Co. Kehoe, Elaine Kehoe, John lMr. and Mrs.l Kehoe, Stephen lMr. and Mrs.l Kelsey, H. B. lMr. and Mrs.l Ken's Jewelers Kenny K. and Joann A. Kleckner, Douglas Knapp, Diane Krampen, Eugene Krampen, Thomas Kruse, David Kuhn, Geo. tMr. and Mrs.l and Family Kuhn, George lMrs.l Kuhn, George W. Labaki, Felix La Bruzzo, Norman J. La Bue, M. M. tMissl La Bue, Olive Eleanor Lakeview Supermarket Lamparelli, R. lMr.l La Spisa, J. lMr. and Mrs.l La Tona, Ethel Lauricella, John J. lMr. and Mrs.l and Family Lauricella, Peter lMr. and Mrs.l Leavell, Maxine Leavell, Theodore lMr. and Mrs.l Leone, S. J., Sr. Leto, Joseph lMr. and Mrs.l Le Roy, Helen Lickers, Howard KMr. and Mrs.l Lipira, Yvonne Lobracco, Angelo lMrs.l Lo Cicero, Richard Dick Lo Destro, Sarah lMrs.l Lo Faso, Frank lMr. and Mrs.l Lo Faso, Richard Lojacano, Carl lMr. and Mrs.l Lombardi, Margaret lMissl Lo Medico, Joseph lMr. and Mrs.l Lopardi, Michael lMr. and Mrs.l Lo Vallo, Levia Lo Vullo, Thomas lMr. and Mrs.l Macri, Rocco tMr. and Mrs.l Madonia Family Maida, Rose tMrs.l Malesky, Audrey Johnson Maifby, w. H. Mancuso, Tony Manganello, Joseph Mangione, Sarah Mangus, Marie Mantione, Sam Maracle, Mary lMrs.l Maranto, Florence lMrs.l Marbach, Frank lMr.l Marciano, S. lMrs.l Marge and Gene Marge and Jo Ann CA 8. P Meat Dept.l Marino, Anthony lMr. and Mrs.l Marsh, Anne lMrs.l Masak, Robert Massaro, Mary Mastalinski, Virginia M. Masterman's The Mastrodicasa, J. lMr. and Mrs.l Mattina, Salvatore fMr. and Mrs.l Maxwell, Mary lMrs.l Mazzariello, James lMr. and Mrs.l McCron, Thomas McCron, Thomas L. lMr.l McDonald, Joyce McLeod, Fred lMrs.l McLeod, Helen Mecca, Michael Mecca, Vincent lMr. and Mrs.l Meli, Joseph lMr. and Mrs.l Menchini, Thomas KMrs.l Mendola, Lilly lMrs.l Merlino, Angelo Merlino, Anthony, Dr. Meyer, E. lMr. and Mrs.l Miceli, A, Mrs.l Miceli, Joseph lMr. and Mrs.l Midge a nd Don Milazzo, Jenny Miller, Robert Minerva 's Beauty Salon Minerva's Beauty Salon Minerva Missana Missinei Misso, F 's Beauty Salon , Charles o, Michael lMr. and Mrs.l rank CMr. and Mrs.l Modica, P. lDr. and Mrs.l Montaldi, Lois Montaldi, Rock Montante, Angelo Montante, Carl Montante, Russell lMr. and Mrs.l Montanari, Albert U. Montelione, Angela Montiforet, Clement lMr, and Mrs.l Morales, Peter Morando, S. lMr. and Mrs.l Mortellaro, Joseph lMr. and Mrs.l 77 Moskal, Leon lMr. and Mrs.l Mott, Abner A. iMr. and Mrs.l Mueller, Diane and Joyce Mule, Thomas-Groceries Mure', Little Mike Mure', Mary F. lMrs.l Mure' Michael lMr.l Mure 1 Sebastian lMr. and Mrs.l Nancy Ann and Diane Natoli, Carl iMr. and Mrs.l Nellany, G. lMrs.l Nicolosi, Vita KMr. and Mrs.l Nichols, C. CMrs.l Nicosia, Mary iMrs.l Nigro, Pasquale iMrs.l Norman, M. lMrs.l Notaro, Ann Marie Noto, Ann V. Ognibene, Eva and Angelo O'Leary, R. H. lMrs.l Oliveri, A. lMr. and Mrs.l Ortalano, Joseph fMr.l Pace, Ruth iMrs.l Page, Gail Page, Nicholas lMr. and Mrs.l Palladino, C. lMrs.l Palladino, Sadi lMr.7 Palma, Joseph iMrs.l Palmeri, A. and M. lMr. and Mr Palmeri, Vincent lMr. and Mrs.l Panaro, Michael iMr. and Mrs.l Panaro, P. lMr. and Mrs.l Pancamo, Joseph D. Pancamo, Joseph D. CMrs.l PATRONS s.l Pandolfino, Anthony lMr. and Mrs.l Pandolfino, Frank iMr. and Mrs.l Panzarella Brothers Paona, A. A. iMr. and Mrs,l Pantonini, S. lMr. and Mrs.l Pastuch, Mike Parton, Robert Pat and Guy Pat and Martha Patti, Lawrence lMr. and Mrs.l Paul, Anthony CMr. and Mrs.l Peace Bridge Grill Peaslee, Warren O. Pelligrini, Joseph lMr.l Pennella, J. iMr. and Mrs.l Penny, Sheila C. lMrs. Penvase, Charles fMr. and Mrs.l PeopIe's Optician Persico, Joseph Pezzino, Vincent Piazza, A. lMr. and Mrs.l Piccillo, Joseph fMr. and Mrs.l Pieri, Michelin Pirro, Charles iMr. and Mrs.l an Polimeni Family, The Polimeni, Stella Porter, Lucy d Famlly Porter, Ellen lMrs.l Porter, Florence Pride, Frances iMr. and Mrs.l Prince Edward Hotel Proietto, Fanny iMrs.l Pracitto, Helen Provino, Eleanor Quintilone, Connie Ralabate, Joseph Redino, Nick Ricchiazzi, Frank Ricchiazzi, Rose Richael, John Rigby, Donna Marie Rigby, John J. lMr. and Mrs.l Rinaldi, Salvatore Rinaldo, C. lMr. and Mrs.l Rinaldo, Joseph lMrs.l Ringleb, Helen J. Ripellino, Fran iMissl Rizzo, Russell iMr.l Rizzo, Salvatore lMr. and Mrs.l Rizzuto, Caroline lMrs.l Rodgers, Barbara Rodger's Corner Ronnie and Gert Root, William R., Dr. Rubino, Frank A. Runfola, Marie C. lMissl Ruperti, Sam lMr. and Mrs.l Russ, Edna lMrs.l Russell, Sylvia iMrs.l Russillo, Dan lMr. and Mrs.l Russo, Marky Russo, Pascal Russo, Patricia Saccomando, J. lMr. and Mrs.l Saia, Carol Jean lMiss Saia, Charles S. lMr. and Mrs.l Saia, Jenny Saia, Joseph Saia, Mary fMissl Saia, Rhetta Mary lMissl St. George, Celia lMrs.l Salvo, Gloria Salvo, Luigi Samaria, Catherine Sammarco, Sam fMr. and Mrs.l Sandy and Sam Santella lMr. and Mrs.l Santella, D. A. lMr. and Mrs.l Savino, Ralph W. lMr. and Mrs.l Savone, Mary Savone, Nancy and Rose Scaffidi, Philip fMr. and Mrs.l Scherer, Edward fMr. and Mrs.l Schermerhorn, A. fMrs.l Schultz, Verna Scialfo, Eileen Sciandra, Andrew C. lMr. and Mrs l 78 Sciascia, Sam Sciolino's Sciolino, B. lMrs.7 Scro, Josephine Scorsone, Rosalie M. lMissi Scortino, Nancy lMissJ Scruggs, Geneva B. lMrs.l Sebring, Dorothy lMrs.J Sebring, Sharon Serio, Frank Shelton, Mary lMrs.l Sidoti, Louis lMr. and Mrs.i Silver Dollar Bar Simonsen, A. lMr. and Mrs.l Siracuse, J. J. Siracuse Upholstering Company Slater, W. M. lMrs.l Smiraglia, William lMrs.l Smith, C. J. lMr.l Smith, H. lMrs.l Smith, J. lMrs.l Smith, Rowland lMr. and Mrs.J Snell, Ervin lMr. and Mrs.l SnowbalI's Lounge Snyder, Ann Sodaro, Pascal Sole, Joseph lMr. and Mrs.7 Sorci, Ang Sortino, Eileen Spanpinato, Joseph lMr. and Mrs.i Soerlazza, Russell lMr. and Mrs.l Snero, Joseph lMr. and Mrs.J Soerrazza, Charles Stamey, J. Stone, Joyce Stone, Stanley Sullivan, C. lMissl Swain, Samuel Swinarski, Walter lMr. and Mrs.l Sypniewski, Shirley Syracuse, Pat. lMr. and Mrs.l Szczerbinska, Maria lMrs.l Szewczyk, Edward lMr. and Mrs.l Tabone, Jo Ann Tabone, Philip fMr. and Mrs.l Tagliarino, Frank V. Tahamont, Robert lMr. and Mrs.l Tauriello, James D. lMr. and Mrs.J Taylor, Dolores Taylor, Margaret lMrs.l Teresi, Louise A. Terrana, Beverly Terry and Sarah Thomas, Rose Marie Thompson, J. lMr. and Mrs.7 Tibollo, Carmen lMr. and Mrs.l Tiranno, John lMr. and Mrs.l Tirone, Victoria lMrs.l Tomaselli, James lMrs.i Tomasello, A. lMr. and Mrs.l Tomasello, Leonard lMr. and Mrs.l PATRONS Tony and Joanne Torch, Charles lMrs.J Torre, Joseph lMrs.l Torre, Russell Town Shop Tricoli, Joann Tricoli, M. lMr. and Mrs.l Trifilo's Meat 8- Groceries Tringali, Ann Tripi, Charles lMr.J Tucker, William J., Jr. Turco, Anthony lMr. and Mrs.i Turchiarelli, Victor Turner, R. lMr, and Mrs.l Turner, Sanford W. Tutino, Michael lMr. and Mrs.7 Urso, Charles lMr. and Mrs.7 Urso, Joseph lMr. and Mrs.i Vaccarella, Michael Valenti, Charles lMr. and Mrs.l Vallone, Richard Vallone, Thomas lMr.J Valvo, Loretta Valvo, Joseph lMr.l Valvo, Rosalie Van Volkenburg, Ethel Vasi, Frank Vella, Nicholas John, Sgt. Vella, Nicholas lMr. and Mrs.l Vella, Thomas lMr. and Mrs.J Verdi, Frank lMr. and Mrs.7 Verso, Joseph Vertino, John Vertino, Pat lMr. and Mrs.l Vetrano, Anthony D. Vic and Gail Villa, Mayme Virginia Pastry Shoppe Wagner, E. lMrs.l Wagner, Peggy Walter, Albert E. lMrs.l Walter, Albert, Jr. Wanek, Michael lMrs.l Ward, John lMrs.l Weaver, Betty Beauty Studio Weyand, C. lMr. and Mrs.l White, James lMr. and Mrs.l Whitmer, Bonnie Williams, W. J. Family Williams, Thomas A. Family Willard, Lura Hunt lMrs.l Witt, Charles lMrs.l Yarmal, Wm. 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Twin City Auto Parts 279 AND 488 YOUNG STREET Tonawamla, New York Fatima'S Grill 1223 NIAGARA STREET Buffalo, New York Sharon Ogecn Marie Fontana Sam Caruso Service Station 617 WEST AVENUE Buffalo, New York GA. 9833 Gas - Oil - Accessories - Rental Batteries Expert Lubrication Panzica Signs Paper - Carcl - Cloth - Wood - Metal Window 81 Truck Lettering 285 15th STREET LI. 5147 Joan Felix Mary Jane Pirello Congratulations to the REALMUTO BROTHERS Compliments of Vilma Skrip and Dolores Poalucci GA. 7853 CL. 3868 Leo Bartolotta KIDDIE RIDES Fon HIRE Reasonable Rates 55 LAKEVIEW AVENUE Buffalo 1, New York Anthony Realmulo Christie Cullo Schiappa's Market 476 WILLIAM STREET Buffalo, New York CALL MA. 3628 BUY FROM A 3R HOUSE Responsible - Reputable - Reliable Vacanti's HOME APPLIANCES Quality Furniture and Rugs We Furnish the Home Complete NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BRANDS 120 MARYLAND ST. Buffalo 1, N. Y. Ronnie Schiappa Dan Zarragnino 272 Grill 272 NIAGARA STREET Buffalo, N. Y. GOOD FOOD AND DRINK Joe Ferraro, Prop. Dairyland 286 CONNECTICUT Buffalo, N. Y. Rhelta May Saia Lena Tnmusvllo Amahro Products Company 321 RAMSDELL AVENUE Buffalo, N. Y. Al Zareone 81 Sons 23 GRANT STREET Buffalo, New York Barbara Amabilv Thomas LoVullo MO. 9133-UN. 3372 75M WEST CHIPPEWA Granata Jewelry Our Diamonds Are Set Personally WHOLESALE MFC. Buffalo 2, N. Y. LI. 7692 Royal Printing Company 40 GRANT STREET Near West Ferry Tonie Asarese Buffalo 13, New York S peeial Price Wedding Invitations Susie Licala Frances Ciamluzr Betty MeCurrin, Tony F alsone, Chas. Massana, Ted Demoikas LOUIS RIZZO Ciresi's Lunrheons - Dinners and Late Snacks Phone: GR. 9863 926 MAIN STREET Buffalo, New York Joe Re-almulo Nina Rizzo HATS nv Evelyn Raye 239 DELAVVARE Buffalo, N. Y. MAdison 9499 Compliments of . . . Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cuviello Nina Augello Patricia Cuviello .Morris Service Station RENT-A-TRAILER Towing Service - Brakes Relined 84 DAY'S PARK AT ALLEN GR. 9558 Compliments of . . . Butcherteria 109 GRANT STREET Buffalo, N. Y. Patricia Nichols Nirk Skalski We Deliver Phone MA. 1056 R. M. Salvo Complete Line of Wfines and Liquors 282 NIAGARA STREET Buffalo 1, N. Y. Alibi Bar and Grill 8 W. CHIPPEWA Buffalo. New York Annette Valvo Gretrhen Mc-nclen Park Appliance Sz , Furniture, Inc. :df,,,,cA' 1 C 919 KENSINGTON AVENUE O' Buffalo, New York joe and Nick UNiversity 4325 462 NIAGARA ST. Cor. Hudson Buffalo 1, New York MO. 3062 .larkie Conkling Patricia Iilando Suits and Sport Coats in Stock MO. 1715 Superior Pants Company FINE SLACKS Slarks Maile To Order 1 Men, Boys, Girls 466 NIAGARA STREET Buffalo, New York Compliments of . . . Homeroom 202 Patricia Blanflo Albert Srihetla George Dietz' Din er 290 Court Street Buffalo, New York Compliments of . . . Holy Angels C.Y.C. 348 Porter Avenue Buffalo, N. Y. Irene C. Pfeifer Put. Logan Upen Every Day Three Nights a Wleek Jacquelyn Beauty Salon Compliments of . . . 265 W'EST UTICA STREET , , V. . , , At Elmwood Ave., Buffalo 9, N. Y. B11 ' and Mrb' Russell C1690 Josephine Gregory CArfield 0344 judy Mondo Louise Greco Bus. Ll. 1403 Res. WI. 8471 Ma1'y's Used Home Furnishings Sam and Mary Dilfiglia Used Home Furnishings Furniture Appraisals Antiques Bought 8: Sold Estates Liquidated 475 GRANT STREET Merlino Cheese 51 Busti Avenue Buffalo, New York Luc-ia Lal'aglia Angelo l'. Merlino Compliments of . . . Marabella Pharmacy Leo Marahella, Ph.C., Prop. HOIIICPOOIII 116 831-833 Niagara Sn. mr. Rhode Island GR 9561 K EL 0019 Buffalo, N. Y. Anthony Pecorar 1 Leo Marabella Compliments of . . Nick and Sara Ballo Mangano's Bakery 220 SWAN STREET Specializes in : Bread Small Bread Rolls Bread Crumhs Pizza Grave Scordato Patricia Christopher SU. 6028 SU. 3554 Marine Cleaners Alherti - u Corner of Heatlng and Roofing Pennsylvania and Busti Representatives : Sam Alherti Gilbert W. Teagarden 441 cg:l'M?3AZ?enue 203-205 Hoyt Street Buffalo 13, N. Y. Rose Ann Meli R. San Filippo Katzman's Shoe Store S H O E S For the Whole Family 374 Connecticut Street With the Compliments of . . . Holy Cross Catholic Youth Center Ellen Fix Michael Pasquarelli: Compliments of . . Gifts for Dad or Graduate S i nt o n ' S QUALITY MEN'S WEAR . 78 Grant Street Buffalo 13, N. Y. A Frlelld Fine Selection Men's and Boy's Wear Serving the West Side for 29 Years Open Daily to 6 l'.M. Monday, Friday and Saturday until 9 P.M. Frank Rubino Mary Ann Black School Art Office Supplies LI. 1880 We Deliver Open 9 A.M. to 9 l'.M. . Ralabate's Blue Blrd Sho e PP BUSTI FRUIT MARKET 465 Elmwood Avenue Fruits Vegetables fireeting Cards Meats Groceries Wrappings Imprinting 512-514 Busti Avenue Buffalo, New York Ella Wcyand Alfred Sidoti Niagara Flower Shop .lames W. Coniglio .4 Complete mm: swipe 472 Niagara Sn-een Phone Mo. 1982 York 60 Minute Cleaners and Tailors Louis Talrone, Prop. 129 14th Street, Cor. York GA. 8219 Alfred Sidoti Phyllis Tabone Jack Lang, Ford Masters B. W. G. 740 Elmwood Avenue Buffalo, New York Simone's Market 128 Normal Avenue School Supplies Meats Vegetables Shirley Hoover Congratulations to all Graduates We should like you to try our very latest Hair Styles and colorings. Ann 8: Bea's Beauty Sal.on 377 Connecticut St. SU. 6005 Stephen Liberti Carmen Turchiarelli Community Stamps With Each Purchase TEXACO SERVICE The Best Friend Your Car Has Ever Hall Hudson K Wadsworth Streets Buffalo, N. Y. Phone CA 9660 Carm Cordone Phyllis Tubonc Uflicez MA. 5886 Residence: MA. 6665 Vincent M. N ola Manager of Boxers Residence, 4.15 Trenton Avenue 419 Broadway Buffalo 4, New York One Hour Dura Cleaners 1185 Jefferson Avenue LI. 9779 Murylou Nola Elaine L0jil1'1ll'l0 TA. 3317 TA. 9955 C3P3l'Clla,S Bracco Delicatessen Restaurant Supper Club 377 Busti Avenue 1449-51 FILLMORE AVE. Buffalo, New York Luncheons Dinners Suppers Music Entertainment Dancing Nicholas Capurella, Jr. Joyce LaPixnm Utica Pharmacy Andrew Mogavero, Plx.G., Prop. 426 Rhode Island at WV. Utica Buffalo 13, N. Y. Ll. 9745 LI. 9742 f f jg-Jazztags: In Western New York B. F. HELMBRECHT AGENCY 762 Main Street Buffalo 2, New York Beverly Terrana Patricia Cuviello Andrew's Confectionery 93 Grote Street Buffalo, New York Buss Messina 1232lQ Hertel Avenue Buffalo, New York Suzanne Zajar Curol Brunful Nick's Lounge 381 BUST! AVENUE Spaghetti Ravioli Italian Sausage Roast Beef Parkway Service Station Change Oil Every 1,000 M iles We Give SGH Stamps Your Texaco Dealer - Russell Mondo LI. 9618 214 Porter at 7th St. Buffalo, N. Y. Joyce LaPiaua Rose Marie Baltaglia . , . Mrs. Maria Szczerbinska Allcottas Servlce Center 354 Terrace 25 Trenton Avenue 172 W. Genesee Street Buffalo 1, New York Buffalo, N. Y. Barbara Szczerbinska Carmela Panone Clady's Sz Bill's M.ancuso Meats Restaurant 174 Massachusetts Avenue 111 Grant Street Wefve Got Everything Buffalo., N. Y. in Meats HOME COOKING Leonora Panone Sandra Wagiler C 81 C Furniture Company, Veso Brothers Inc. 339 Niagara Street 399 Busti Avenue Buffalo, N, Y, Buffalo, N. Y. Pat Silvagnia PM SHVIIKYHH C I 81 H I F ll Robert's Hardware Store ar. e en a a DuPont Paints and Enamels 351 Niagara Street 410 Connecticut Buffalo, New York GR. 7218 Pat Silvagnia Olivia 638113 89 Carl Massaro 446 Busti Avenue Buffalo, New York National Finishing Corp. 216 Niagara Street Buffalo, New York Rhetta May Saia Rhetta May Saia Deumant Restaurant and Coffee Shop 679 Niagara Falls Blvd. Kenmore, New York Philips 81 Son Men's and Boy's Wear 116 Grant Street Buffalo, New York Agatha Castiglia Angela Ca mpanella Compliments of Colonial Dry Cleaners Thos. Aquilino, Prop. 580 Niagara Street Compliments of . . A Friend Josephine Guerri Gretchen Mcndcn Krotz Sl Son Meats 249 Allen Street Buffalo, New York Theodore fTedj Patricola Gllant 6074 Expert Watch and Jewelry Repairing Patricola JEWELERS Diamonds Watches Clocks Jewelry Cameras and Photo Supplies Open Friday Evenings 518 Elmwood Ave., at W. Utica St. Buffalo 22, N. Y. Katherine Schuster Joyce Carniat Bald's Market Choice Meats and Poultry Grant 7758 500 Elmwood Ave. N. L. Kaplan, Inc. F U 11 R 1 E R s Only Location in Bufalo 528 Brisbane Building Phone, WA. 1374- 403 Main Street Buffalo 3, N. Y. Joyce Carniuti Joyce Carnialn Club Utica 527 W. Utica Buffalo, New York Joe's Gulf Service 1602 Elmwood Ave. Cor. Amherst Buffalo, New York Joyce Carniato Joyce Carniato Admiral Zenith Frigidaire Maytag Grant Variety Store Records - Furniture - Appliances Hagen Trade-I n Allowances 1443 Jefferson Ave. 185 Grant St. EL. 3565 GA. 7895 Sam Seaduto's One Stop Market 74-2 West Avenue CR. 9810 Joyce Carniato Carol Campagna Compliments of . . . Argeros Brothers 177 Vermont Street Buffalo, New York Giamhrone Funeral Home Incorporated 909 WEST AVE. Cor. Ferry St. Buffalo 13, N. Y. Nelson A. Giambrone, Lic. Mgr. Phone: GR 2456 Marie Maids Alyce DeSanlis Evans' Delicatessen Stengel's Restaurant 76 ELMWOOD AVE. 2197 SENECA STREET BUEHIUQ New York Buffalo, New York .larquelynne Reid lrene Pfcifer Triangle Pharmacy Compliments of . . . 273 - 15th Street A Friend Buffalo, New York fFrank C. Conti, Manager, Gretchen Menden vi0l0l'i3 Gefafe Carm's Fruit and Vegetable Store Compliments of . . . Gretchen Anne Menden 340 CONNECTICUT STREET Buffalo, New York Mm-ily., Ayunp Gretchen Mc-nd:-n L e e ' s Compliments of. .. Clll Rate Variety St0I'C 371 CONNECTICUT STREET Norman A. Weis u. 5862 Open Evenings Victoria Cerarc Albert Scibctla 92 Phone: MO. 7031 Girls, Slacks Escort Shop MEN'S FINE APPAREL Tailor-Made Suits and Slacks 519 NIAGARA STREET George Salemi Lorheer's Flower Shop We Telegraph Flowers Tel. SU. 3902 -3903 51 1 ELMWOOD AVE. Buffalo 22, N. Y. Albert Seibetta Ella W'vyanrl Happy Anniversary FROM A FEl.LOWf ALUMNI '4Agro's Colony Club 469 DELAWUXRE AVENUE EL. 8350 Your Host 1 joe Agro Albert Scibetta Better Styling Longer Lasting Greater Value IN FLOWERS Since 1852 ' 304 MAIN STREET Near Shelton Square Phone CL. 7896 Albert Scibetta Expert Watch and Jewelry Repair GRant 6074 Patrieola JEWELERS Diamonds - Wfatches - Clocks - Jewelry Cameras and Photo Supplies Open Friday Evenings 518 ELNIWOOD AVE. at W. Utica St. Buffalo 22, N. Y. Theodore fTeclj Patricola Ella WH-yand Sample Beauty Salon 1631 HERTEL AVENUE Buffalo, New York Albert Sribetta Homeroom 209 Martha Hyla Lou Kiampvn llurley Butler Joyce Carnialo Louise Cifelli ,loal Doyle Cathy Malvahy Mary Lou Nola Barbara Fultz Grace Sarramondo Dona Shimmel Marie Toflaro Rose Green Sheila llulf ,loyce Carniato C o-Owners : Ll. 7511 - LI. 6331 B0b Giambelluca Paul Covert Harry Szczusanik Gull0,S Jewlelers Compliments of . . . jewelry - Diamonds - Watches Watcll, Clock and Jewelry Repair 291 CONNECTICUT STREET Buffalo 13, N. Y. Amber Select Flowers 432 AMHERST STREET Buffalo 7, New York Say it with Flowers - Say it with ours. BE. 9376 Carol Miller Rose Bruno Best Wishes From The Honeycomb 470 PLYMOUTH Corner of Rhode Island MIKE ALESSI PAUL PELLETERI Proprietors RI. 4048 BE. 8998 Joseph L. Carino PLUMBING QQ HEATING 75 WASHINGTON STREET Kenmore, New York Marie Mangus Thomas I .0 Vullo Speed Motor Express GENERAL OFFICE AND TERMINAL 170-180 W. HURON STREET Buffalo Phone 1 WAshilxgtol1 4817 Niagara Falls - ENterprise 9073 Service to : Reliable Roofing 81 Siding Co. General Contracting Dormers - Picture Windows Buffalo JOSEPH B. BARONE Tonawanda North Tonawanda Lackawanna Blasdell Niagara Falls Phone: HO. 4462 - FA. 8656 3985 Seneca St. Buffalo 24, N. Y Fast - Dependable Service Pauline Marrane Grace Marrullo Jos. Santee's Food Shop MEATS AND GROCERIES 435 VERMONT STREET Compliments of . . . Homeroom 112 Joe Santee Donald Critic Compliments of . . . Marsh Plating Company 9 CARLTON STREET SU. 2230 Industrial and Antique Plating Replating of: Silverware, Lamps, Auto Parts, Machine Parts, Church Goods, Etc. PAT MARASCHIELLO, Mgr. Best Wishes Michael Vaccarella Frank A. Rubino Anthony R. Marino Ronald Carnevale Charles Maraschiello, J Frank Rubin G. A. Simpson CHICAGO, Illinois Fargo Grill FARco AND NIAGARA GR. 9550 Shrimp Cocktails - Fried Shrimp Spaghetti - Ravioli - Pizza - Tripe Fried Chicken - Italian Sausage Gretchen Menden Joseph Darone The Normandy Smart restful decor . . . an atmosphere that is leisurely and unhurried . . . su- perb service . . . and of course the finest food, delicious drinks . . . this is what the Normandy offers you. Whether you are planning a large or small gathering . . . a lmsiness or so- cial function . . . we have the facilities and staff to meet your needs. Ask our head waiter to show you our private dining rooms . . . see our beautiful lounge-har and restaurant designed for your dining pleasure. Compliments of . . . DELAWARE AND HURoN H0m9l'00m 217 in the heart of downtown Buffalo Mo. 7918 Pete and Jack Fundaro, Props. - Grover Graduates INTERIOR DESIGN AND DECOR By Anthony M. Cavalieri J. Liedlon ,Iacklyn Ilelsky For Better Cleaning Go To Hi - Hat Compliments of . . . ONE HOUR CLEANERS 401 Niagara Street MO. 4579 Homeroom 312 1785 S. Park FA. 0598 NlNo ZARBO - Prop. Don Nasca Mgrie MIM. 9 7 Better Home Builders, Sunbeam Inc. Furnace Company 395-397 CONNECTICUT STREET 2751 C0LVIN BLVD- Buffalo, New York Tonawanda, New York GR. 9695 JA. 7364 Phil Dillp Anthony Favata Compliments of . . . ORDER - :: R I C H ' S :: M. J. Peterson Ice Cream Realtor 860 ENGLEWOOD AVENUE Frvm Kenmore 23, New York YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD VI. 4877 DEALER Florence Lingeman Frances Cnppevuno 98 Compliments to the Senior Clan from Walker's Garage 'ik' 202 W. UTICA STREET Buffalo, New York Greco Brothers ESSO SERVICE CENTER GEORGIA AND 7TH STREETS Phone: CL. 9320 Shirley Bo Yd Micki Greco De.aconess Hospital School of Nursing 563 Riley Street Buffalo, N. Y. Olfers a three-year course of theory and practice for high school gradu- ates of approved secondary schools between the ages of 17 and 35 years of age. The School is affiliated with the Uni- versity of Buffalo during the preclini- cal period as well as being approved by the State Education Department. Graduates of the School are eligible to write the State Board of Examina- tion. .Applicants for the September 1956 Class are advised to communicate with Miss Doris A. Young, R.N., Director of Nurses. Or for a career in Professional Nurs- ing apply to THE DIRECTOR OF NURSES Deaconess Hospital School of Nursing 563 Riley Street Buffalo 8, N. Y. Rosemary Candy company 352 NIAGARA STREET Buffalo, N. Y. Marie Castiglia Pat. Silvagnia 99 Silvagnia Brothers S Turner and Porter, 'k Inc 349 NIAGARA STREET Buffalo, N. Y. 1233 MAIN STREET Buffalo, N. Y. Pat. Silvagnia Ella Wfylnd 450 CONNECTICUT SU. 0412 Corner of 16th Metronome Music Center Records - Albums - Sheet Music Hi Fi Phonos - Tape Recorders Greeting Cards Private Instruction on all instruments Musical Instruments and Accessories Compliments of . . . A Friend Phyllis Tabone Alfred Sidoli Phone LI. 2127 George E. Schank, Inc. F elton's Flowers 2 Grant Street at Hampshire Buffalo, New York Charlie and Mildred Joyce Carniato Mary Grace Di Maria Manlllart Bros' Theodore F. Frank Service F L O R I S T MOBILGAS and MOBILOIL Mobilnbricalion A S pecialty Z Mobil - Tires and Tubes Mobil Battery Service 205 GRANT STREET KENMORE AVE. at Colvin phone 311.9342 Ll. 4214 Buffalo, N. Y. HERTEL at Parkside Ph VI 9292 Flowers For All Occasions one . Gretchen Mc-nden D. Castcllana l O l Don B0va,s Terreri's Flower Basket Representative Sal Incorvaia 347 S. ELMWOOD 347 NIAGARA ST. at Virginia Buffalo, New York Phone CL. 4335 Mary Gran- De Maria Sal lm-orvala msiil I4 ff, S Q IDIXOTLCTS UOUIlI0!T1ILU'S uLuLTuA VV , MLIAIBSI L Q 102 Vinrenne Letn ELLICOTI' SQUARE FLOWER SHOP 299-301 Main Street BUFFALQ, NEW YORK BE9 Compliments of . . . JUNIOR BOYS OF HOMEROOM 204 O3 CENTRAL DRY CLEANING Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1956 165 West Utica Street Compliments of . . . HOMEROOM 302 104 1 Congratulations to . . . JOE REALMUTO Compliments of. . . 0LIVER'S RESTAURANT 2095 Delaware Avenue 'BuHalo's Smartest Restaurant Compliments of . . HOMEROOM 213 105 Compliments of . . . HOMEROOM II3 GROVER CLEVELAND HIGH SCHOOL COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION Congratulations to the 25th Graduating Cla of G. C. H. S. O 65 Compliments of . . HOMEROOM 203 We, the Boys of 208, place this Ad in the honor of Mr. Beech, a true leader in the eyes of all the boys. Rirhard Gullo Compliments of . . A FRIEND TC7 Gretchen Mendeu Bun. AM. 9945 Res. GR. 3074 Q AM. 9955 8 Ll. 3007 SAM'S 5550 ERVICE 54 E. Amherst Near Main St. Motor Tune Up - Lubrication - Washing - Tire Repair Brake Work - Battery Charge Service Our Policy SAM DAURIA, Prop. Buffalo 14, N. Y. Gary Piazza COMPLIMENT 0F RO0M 211 Batliato, Joanne Burton, Lynn Buseaglia, Joan Cannata, Rae Cardinale, Joan Catone, Jacqueline De Marco, Elizabeth De Santis, Alyce De Lapo, Donna Fix, Ellen Cizzi, Rosella Gladney, Margaret Hoy, Elaine Leto, Vim-enne Marranco, Pauline Weber, Virginia Miller, Carol Millikin, Ann Olday, Rosemarie Panone. Leonora Pollina, Sandra Porlera, Donna Riforgiato, Rita St. George, Annette Sciandra, Margrite Sebastian, Nancy Sortino, Kathleen Tirone, Sally Tomasello, Louise Turchiarelli, Barbara Vasi, Dolores Wciglein, Millicent Miss Cannan - Honu-room Teacher 108 Vinrenne Leto NURSING, IS IT YOUR CAREER? Necessary Qualifications 1. Age: 17-35 2. High School Course should include: English, Science, Mathematics, History, Language, Civics, Sociology, Economics. 3. Personal Good Health, accuracy, liking for people, integrity, good judgment, imagination and a sense of humor. Apply: DIRECTOR OF NURSING BUFFALO GENERAL HOSPITAL School of Nursing 100 HIGH STREET BUFFALO, NEW YORK Marie Castiglia Compliments of . HOMEROOM 111 109 Josephine Vitale MRS. ISABEL K. MENDEN 58 Maryland Street BUFFALO. NEW YORK Gretrhen Menden BUF FALO'S NEW 174th ARMORED INFANTRY BATTALION Commanded By LT. COL. JAMES V. COLLINS CONGRATULATES YOU Young men between the ages of 17 and ISM3, many opportunities await you in this new - ALL NEW -- organization. Enlist now. Fulfill your military obligation and stay at home - See any officer or enlisted man for full information - or call al 184 CONNECTICUT STREET BUFFALO. NEW YORK Telephone CA. 7474 - Ext. 10 5-arina M. Pam-.ui l TO Compliments of . . . FRANK O'CONNOR SPORTING GOODS 691 Main Street BUFFALO 3, N. Y. MA 7266 Complele line of ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT SCHOOL AND 'I' EAM OUTFITTERS R h dl, ll Best Wishes to Our Friends at 6'Gr0ver THE NEW RUBINO FUNERAL HOME Incorporated PASCHAL cz. RUBINO JOSEPH RUBINO FRANK A. RUBINO I' kA R I WESTON BISCUIT CO. lO6 College Avenue BUFFALO, N. Y. S P A R K L E ONE HOUR CLEANERS 226 Allen Street Between College and Mariner LI. 2238 505 Elmwood Avenue Near Utica IIZ Katherine Sch MR. A. J. SMITHSON CO. 2667 Main Street BUFFALO, NEW YORK C M d JOHN SEDOLA 263 W. Ferry Street BUFFALO, NEW YORK LngelaCampa ll II3 MARINE DETACHMENT U.S.S. ANTIETAM CCUS-36 BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS Gretchen Mcndcn CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1956 Graduation from Grover Cleveland High School is an achievement of which you may well he proud! It represents another milestone on the road to success. As you continue your career, at college or in the business world you will find that a smart appearance is a big asset. Successful men in all walks of life found that . . . Clothes-by-Kleinhansv is a good rule to follow THE KLEINHANS CO. Main and Clinton In Downtown Buffalo Albert Scibetta A i 14 THANK YOU - FOR CHOOSING US AS YOUR OFFICIAL CLASS PHOTOGRAPHER ln the years to come we hope you will choose ns again as your ojicial pholographer lo rocorfl with fine photographs lhc many othcr memorable occasions in your life. YOUR OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER PORTRAIT STUDIO 4th FLOOR 1. N. ADAM 81 CO. y :us Alben Seibetta MONTE CLARE MOTORS, INC. 10056 South West Avenue CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Name Marlene Aguglia Carmeleta Alfano Barbara Altierc Marilyn Ayotte Maryanne Brancato Micheline Brand Josephine Burruan Norma Collura .lanet Conltling Mary Jean Conti Diane Cooper Gayle Gervase Betty Haeseker Dolores Hartman Arlene Herrmann Virginia Lasura Pat Logan .loan Lo Tempio Dolores Marinaccio Mary Ann Porto Eleanor Pravino Betty Roulel Angela Seappator Angela Seeurella Dody Snyder Zofia Szezerbinslm Margie Vitale Dolores Wilson Com liments of . . P H0 ER00 313 Movie Star Ev is Presly Perry Como Gilbert Roland Rock Hudson Tony Curtis Tab Hunter Elves! Presley Jelf Chandler Harry Belefonte Audie Murphy Roek Hudson Dan Daily Gene Nelson W'iIliam Holden Perry Como Nat King Cole Hugh O'Brian Alan Ladd Rock Hudson Tony Curtis James Dean Rock Hudson Tony Curtis .lark Palanee john Derr l'erry Como Rook Hudson No Not Much su as l'll Be Home 65 Favorite Song Till Then No Not Muchi' September Song Moonglo Almost Tomorrow Stardust Cl so Lovely One Too Close for Comfort Blue Moon Heartbreak Hotel as Hold My Hand on Only You Only You Ain't Misbc-havin Ask Mc n sb Laura No School Tomorrow Heartbreak Hotel Cb Heartbreak Hotel Stranger In Paradise You're Mine, All Mine lf You Can Dream Blue Moon Just As Long As I Have You Nickname Mar Carm Bobbie May Pidge Mickey jo .lan Mar Chick Gay Beth Dee Morning Glory Ginny Hot Rod ,Ioanie Dee Mar Lee Bets Ang Angie Pigion Sophie Poof Dee II7 Marilyn Ayotte Name Annette Baugh Corinne Bongiovanni Anna Casucci Antoinette Cicero Christine Chieelso Flora Ciocea Gail DiPasquale Bose Francoforte Efterpe Georgeades Willbrth Green Anna Marie Griffith Rosemary Gullo Brenda Laiose Jeanette Limina Yvonne Lipira Annette Lomeo Betty jane Lucca Lucretia Muffolette Lucille Miclei Lucille Mordino Sondra Pierce Carol Panepinto June Parrish Theresa Pepe Melinda Stzuk Beverly Terrana Jacquline Terruna Carole Vilardo Compliments of . . . HOMEROOM 316 Nickname Miss Vogue ffcorfi Maria Toni Chris EGFIOQY emma' MRO!! Twerpc Windy Ann NRO!! Brenda 5iski99 Bonnie ffmik.- GBSki9W Lulu Lou Lulu Cleo 56Ace9U June Terrv Susie Blondie jackie Cutie Starr Favorite Song Roses of Picardy You're Mille Day by Day Night Train No, Not Much jivin' Around All Nite Long Don't Tell Me Not To Love You Moonglow Eddie, My Love Why Do Fools Fall In Love lt's Almost Tomorrow Big Heavy Unchained Melody Nothing Ever Changes My Love For You The Man With The Golden Arm l'll Never Stop Loving You As Time Goes By If You Can Dream From Your Lips Magic Touch Great Pre'ender Forever Darling I'll Be Home Three For The Show No. Not Much Skylark Ambition Sing at the Met. O Child Psychiatrist Singer Write Songs for B Marry a Millionaire Own a Dept. Store Live in Paris Be a Model Be a Cuban Dancer Be a Model Secretary to Tab H Be a Champion Sw Own a New Cadillac Trip to Bermuda Singer Visit Hawaii Bc a Skier Live in California Singer Be a Good Wife to Marry Freddie P. Marry Mike p. House dy. Plays unter immer Freddie Be a Good Wife to Ronny Marry Chuck Dance on Broadw HY Be an l.B.M. Operator Marry Al I58 Rosemary Gullo Compliments of . . . JUNIOR OF 314 Mrs. Barone-Splits, spares, strikes, she gets them allg gutter balls, not at S. Alaimo-Sal-lf she isn't joining in the fun, she's making it. R. Avarello- Frank -Our love is here to stay. P. Blair-Patti-lt's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. M. Cannavo-Pixie-Sparkling eyes and dancing feet. J. Caruana-Bright Eyes-My favorite fruit is dates. M. Christie-Chris-Always hopeful, studious, neatg the kind of girl one R. Cicero-Ro-Happiness was born a twin. P. Dashnow-Pris-A quiet little miss with quiet little ways. A. Fontana-Ange-She is prettyg she is gay. What more need we say? B M. R. C C . Franklin-Babs-So sweet is the blush of basbfulness. Gaglia-Gag-Little, slim, neat and trim. Geraci-Ro-Silence is the soil from which thoughts grow. . Inserra-Con-She seems to be quiet, but appearances are deceiving. J. Lepertina-Charlie-l'm right. The world's wrong. F. Lingeman-Dutchess-Quiet of nature and sincere of heart. Marranca-Ro-Ro-In all sports she is a leader. We all know it's hard Marzullo-Cup Cake-Isn't she a dainty dish to set before a king? P. Morello-Put-lt's quality, not size that counts. M. P. Mundhenk-Butch-Still waters run deep. A. R. R. G. A. Moribello-Red-Her fiery red hair causes many to stare. M. 01-stereieh-Babe-Honest, sincere, and modest. M. l,HKliR0kRf0l'TWllCll the teaeher's away this student will play. M. Pisehkn-Cookie+Rarely is she heard. J. Sabia-Tiger-A brim full of mischief. G. Sears-Gumdrop-lt's all in a day's work. D. Smario-Dee-Happiness is just a thing called ,loc . l. Spampinato-Spamp- Tenderly . R. Vnlvo-Val-A stick of gum in the mouth is worth two in the basket. all. wants to meet. . Latona-Big Georgfflvlisehief lurking in her eyes wanting 'ere it dies. to beat her. II9 Grace Marzullo M0hawk 5722 LEONARDUS Bujfalo's Famous Old World Restaurant UNEXCELLED ITALIAN-AMERICAN FOOD Dining Rooms Florentine, LaCrotto, LaScala Also Six Private Dining Rooms FOR SPECIAL PARTIES. SHOWERS. BANQUETS, INC. 336 PEARL STREET CNear Chippewa, I20 Sam Salvo UTICA FLOWER SHOP Samuel T. Arrigo Evelyn R. Sinclair Centrally Loraled 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 Prompl Delivery Call GRant 5381 OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAY After Hours - CA. 9196 IZI Ella Weyand ' lf, ' 3' P -f-uf' .my .:,,' -if .z.Q94r.,,,+ciL,.i:.M -1, nr,f-4 4. 1- I r fB-SW? Wf .-s P .1 1 . 2. - '- 1 f, -...,. ,,,, f ., IW' t qi. ff F 0. A ' ' Y gf 1' 'ff f ?+'ff . e.K-+41 -' ' u?-11jYP2'3 ,r - 1 , l I ', . A B wx FB pow. M1 gr EZ... ENGRAVINGS IN THIS BOOK BY Q f' L 3' L F L ,B L T. 4. f if. 1. - . f Y,,Ve,?,'-ft-1'1 ',,iVa ' 'M f if f u. r 5 L I N1 1' L I, R- 1. F s I. 9: I. L F. H V. in .I S. I. H 1 4 in r L wperior ngrauing Omlaany, nc. 25 East Huron Street Buffalo 3, N.Y BL ,,. L O 1.f'x,.f- wh, f X v L If 1 4 'f FLOWERS FUR EVERY UIIIIASION C N A pw ' ' CULONIAL FLOWER SHOP Q m g A , , , 211 U1-lzlwarv Avv.. opposite- llnle-I Tuuruine- W vs M' 4 Bvst Wfishvs ' 155.1 to the Class of 1956 Flmrvrs by Uuirv - .4llyIl',ll'l'P - .4 nylimr Svrrivv l:IlfIl'I1llff'PlI WA shingtun 5310 lil7FFAl.0'S BOND!-Ill 'l'El,E1lll.U'Il FI.0lIIS'l' C A, xr' 6: Jkvjxvfk f lx -jvyrgl-XY An .. 1933 Lorenzo, Paul iMrs.l nee Tripi 1935 Belsky, Angeline lMrs.l nee Lipomi Gioeli, Michael A. Sacco, Pasquale D. lMr. and Mrs.l 1936 Caparella, Catherine lMrs.l nee Grosso Manganello, Joseph Sinatra, L. iMrs.l nee Gaudioso 1939 Alfieri, A. J. V Mineo, Margaret iMrs.l nee Telesco Mordaunt, Lawrence P. 1940 Militello, Vincent 1941 Lundy, Connie lMrs.l nee Donatelli DeCarlo, Gloria lMrs.l nee Martiny 1 942 Duminico, Angelo Tonsoline, C. lMrs.l nee Fiorella 1943 Mortellaro, Frank 1944 Diana, Charles lMrs.l 1945 Miller, Peter lMrs. nee Robinson 1947 Azzarelli, Vincent lMr. and Mrs.l 1948 Contella, Pauline Page, Anthony fMr. and Mrs.l Pirro, Alfonso 1949 Alfano, Joseph Cerquetti, Clara lMrs.l nee Cirocco lraci, Sam lMr.l Jr. Mirasola, Franklin 1950 Bellanti, John A. Campagna, Franklyn ALUMNI Cordaro, Marie Giglia, Samuel C. lMrs.l nee Notaro Montemarano, Peter J. Naples, Catherine Saia, James Scinta, Benjamin lMr. and Mrs.l 1951 Marranca, Nicholas J. PFC Nasca, Christy J. fMr. and Mrs.l Saia, James lMrs.l nee Massaro Tornabene, Mary Towbridge, John lMrs.l nee Pirro 1952 Cantafio, Joseph lMr. and Mrs.l nee Saia Giodano, Mary Montante, Peter lMr. and Mrs.l Natoli, Conatta R. Pascale, Marge Rinaldo, Dolores 1953 Braure, George Colangelo, Frank J. Dolce, Rose Fiorella, Joseph Gauthier, Frances M. Giomundo, Joan Lattuca, Chere Lebert, R. lMr. and Mrs.l nee Fix Martin, Veronica 1954 Baldi, Michael, Jr. Curtis, Caro! J. Fazio, Dolores Fix, Suzanne Galiano, Charles J. Mecca, Mary Jane Territo, Pauline Vaccaro, Jean 1955 Abramo, Mike Gurreri, Lorenzo A. Loschiavo, Anna Mecca, Joann Nasca, Dorothy and Marion 1956 Grieco, James Guarino, Chuck Manno, Mary E. l24 I-1 'F . 4 V' 'Hu A. Q , Jax .l. A was E 4' .Q . . 'E' Q he r F L4 1 1-', H . ,x A F593 nv A X if , :w . au.. K. ,i f, - uk L wisp 'B ,. xhvi , 4. IQ, VV. r Y af ii 5 'px'