Jefferson High School - Statesman Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1949 volume:

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Bernard Hoepfl Shirley Hosmer Eleanor Krack Frank Marcella Margaret Mellick Donald Metildi Carl Nacca Marie Nordone Judith Noakes Thomas Pezzulo Mary Jane Russo Gilda Trotto Alfred Valvano George Vito PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1949 -JEFFERSON HIGH SCHOOL - ROCHESTER, N. Y. 1 V ei X' i X H X rm-SAX' I H 5 K - ii ff Q li fi' ,ff 6 +'2 ff ON OUR WAY UR five years at Jefferson have been five years of fascinating drama in which we have tried to play our roles ably, weaving our various talents into a colorful pattern of scholastic achievements. We are now ready to perform more important roles in the complex drama of life. May we play our parts in life as well as we have played them at Jefferson. We are On Our Way. 2 ADMINISTRATION ln appreciation: ol Miss Shelmadine, who has steered us wisely and carefully in our choice of vocation-of Miss McCarty and Mr. Saxe, who have always listened to our problems and helped us solve them whether they were money, jobs or haircuts-of Mr. Welton, whose hand guides the machine of math and science smoothly and with little difficulty-ol Mr. Brice, who has made us enjoy the privileges of gym, swimming and hygiene however reluctantly we did it. MARGUERITE B. SHELMADINE Vice Principal LORETTA MCCARTY Girls' Advisor WALTER SAXE Boys' Advisor ft I 1. H. s. 1949 it RAYMOND BRICE Head of Health Education PAUL WELTON Head of Mathematics and Science ze L 'S' QW.-f Letoh Blizard Beverly Francis CUSPUY JOSFQCY Helen Flanagan 13-L. ,?F'f'- ww- 4.. as Maude Mitchell Edna Schaich Mildred Philley Jessie Cole wt , ' A J' J t llll 1 Q- J e ., aaaa J wfwjl W H J l my if it k ,g M Q . N w -vi s 5 ,1 Vl lee e I i 1 i -F 4 1LL.., if .fig , l . -A f Ti, s . V-'- gi, .ew ... J the ii-J as Kathryn Gaflney Josephine Sciarratta Rodney Peterson Ethel Collier L H-Q...-I Claude Beegle Joseph Reed Lucy MUfPl'lY Rudolph Illig -St ff' ww- Wx... Catherine Lovell Julian Lowell Johanna Miceli Edward Smith Lester Kelley Marie Sawers J L L J .mns W s M, ' Misi - A ' 'tmp - s QM , r ' 'ii -'211?f?5?1?'f,,fff - , .. .. . , Y ..,A ,,,,,s, . 1 J N, ij -X J iii i ti? Charlotte Strobel Q Sf' Esther Schreib Genevieve Cazeou Kenneth Martina Rodney LeRoy Bruce Lucia Gridley Orange Harman - L rv James Martin Nick Zona Austin Truitt l 1 Af of THE FACULTY K if 6 E, the class of 1949, wish to express our gratitude to the members of the faculty for their understanding guidance through the.last five years. By their untiring efforts they have made it possible for us to realize the aims of true education. THE LANGUAGES Versatility, learning, and culture are the distinguishing features of Jeflerson's Language Department, which has the spotlight and deserves it. ENGLISH - Helen Flanagan, Lester Kelley, Johanna Miceli, Theresa Kummer lMrs.l, Margaret Suter lMrs.l, Alice Hiltchinson, Martina Rodney lMrs.l. ENGLISH-LATIN - Elizabeth Brown, Maud Mitchell. ITALIAN -lLena Pitoni lMrs.l. COMMERCIAL Same of the best secretaries in this city are graduates of Jefferson High, This is not surprising to those who know Jelferson's capable commercial teachers. Genevieve Cazeau, Nancy Hause, Lucy Murphy, Mildred Philley, Edna Schaich, Commercial-Vocational - Lucy Murphy, Edna Schaich, Lloyd Swart. MATHEMATICS Mathematics is not an easy subiect to teach. Jefferson's able Mathematics Department is well equipped to handle this branch of knowledge. The de- partment, under the direction of Mr. Paul Welton, is composed of: Ruth Bullock, Ethel Collier lMrs.l, Jane Gallagher, Lucia Gridley, Alice Hassett, Edward Smith. SOCIAL STUDIES One of the outstanding faculty groups is the Social Studies Department. lt has a large and interesting personnel. Ethel Collier lMrs.l, Helen Flanagan, Beverly Francis, Lester Kelley, Edna Kelly, Margaret Suter lMrs.l, Julian Lowell, James Martin, Johanna Miceli Lena Pitoni lMrs.l, Martina Rodney lMrs.l. SCIENCE Science today offers a great field of endeavor. Jefferson's Science Depart- ment is doing much to inspire students in this direction. Heading it is Mr. Paul Welton. Claude Beegle, Rudolph Illig, Mary Ordway lMrs.l, Joseph Reed. MUSIC At Jefferson music is considered as one of the natural outlets of our boys' and girls' self-expression and is fostered as such. The School Band and Orchestra and the Choir present a concert each year, as well as furnishing music for our assemblies. The band is always a highlight at our football games. Rodney Peterson-Instrumental, Austin Truitt-Vocal, Anna Ray lMrs.l- Pianisl. ART Into the picture fits our Art Department. lts tireless efforts in behalf of art at Jefferson merit our applause. We can truly say of Mrs. Esther Schreib and the Art Department, Ready-Willing-Able. GUIDANCE Guiding the pupil in Jefferson High School is the responsibility of every teacher. They endeavor to develop character, teach citizenship, discover interests and aptitudes, and aid the pupil in successful living. Our part-time guidance counselor is Mr. Lester Kelley. HEALTH EDUCATION There is certainly activity galore in this department. Credit for so much ex- penditute of energy goes to our alert health education instructors. Raymond Brice-Head of Physical Education Department, Nick Zona, David Campbell, Kathryn Gaffney, Letah Blizard. HOME ECONOMICS Thanks to this department Jefferson is turning out some truly domestic girls. Miss Charlotte Strobel, Miss Genevieve Cazeau, Miss Marie Sawers, and Miss Jessie Cale' give generously of their'time and effort in behalf of so worthy an endeavor. PRACTICAL ARTS lndustry is now looking to the boys in this department for recruits. Under the able guidance of these teachers we are able to send our boys On Their Way with a working knowledge of certain shops. Leroy Bruce, John Deal, Orange Harman, Casper Joerger, Edward Smith, Kenneth Tompkins. Mr. Arthur Neff heads this department. LIBRARY One need not marvel at JefTerson's well-regulated library system, for it is under most ehicient management. Petite Mrs. Josephine Sciarratta enlightens the students on library procedure and teaches them how to benefit from the ample supply of varied books for whose selection she is responsible. DRAMATICS The play's the thing -Shakespeare With this thought in mind, the Dramatics class, under the able dire 'an of Mrs. Pauline Seibold, has striven to bring to the JeffHe:,oq. ag many a noteworthy production. if 1 7 srscuu. vsmuius' umr Mmgafel Cgllygr Fred Myers-Director Helen lllelef lMf5,l Richard Percy-Ass't. Director Catherine Lovell Pauline Peterson lMrs.l Cl d B I PRACTICAL Nunsmo E me Rita Conley Isabel Dill-Director Katherine Drum l-UUYU Kell099 Walter Fotch Irene Zwickel lMrs.l .lane Gallagher AIYC9 DUWJWVY Mary Murphy lMrs.l RADIO COMMUNICATIONS Frank Bloom Joseph Simpson OFFICE FORCE Mr. Swift Miss Ratclilfe Mrs. Peterson Miss Schafer M. Mellick Mrs, Kathryn Altpeter Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ambrosi Mr. and Mrs Joseph Amorese Mr. and Mrs, A. Anderson Mr. and Mrs Rudy Annechino Mr. and Mrs Ralph Annechino Mr. and Mrs Donald A. Betz Miss L. Blizard Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Brice Miss E. M. Brown Mr. L. F. Bruce Miss R. E. Bullock Mr. and Mrs. Simon Cahill Mr. and Mrs. John Campia Miss G. Cazeau Miss Ange Cuccaro Mr. and Mrs. A. Cuomo Mrs. Rose Curatola Mr. Clarence Deigel Mr. and Mrs Frank DiNitto Mr. and Mrs Louis DiNuzzi Mr. and Mrs Anthony Dovidio Alice Eadie Mr. and Mrs. William Enssle Mr. and Mrs William Evans Mr. and Mrs Rocco Femmano Mr.and Mrs. Walter Fotch Miss Jane Gallagher Miss Lucia Gridley Miss A. H. Hassett Miss Alice Hutchinson 8 Stephen Paris Joseph Reed Priscilla Rich lMrs.l Anita Rusk Lloyd Swart Lester Wager George Weber Ruth Stevens lMrs.l PATRONS AND PATRON ESSES Mrs. Laura M. Johnson Miss E. C. Kelly Lester Kelley and Mrs. Rudy Kitzel Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Kordt, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Knell Mr. and Mrs. Eric Krack Mrs. T. W. Kummer Mr. and Mrs. Harry Leonardo Mrs. Stella Lester Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lomoglio Mrs. J. Larotonda Mr. J. Lowell Mr. and Mrs. Leo Marshall Mr. Miss Mr. Mrs. and Mrs. James A. Martin Loretta McCarty Joseph McElhaney Baisel Mellick Miss Johanna R. Miceli Miss M. E. Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Mulrtarian Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nardone Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Natale Mr. and Mrs. Herbert G. Noakes Mrs. Mary Ordway Mr. and Mrs Rodney Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Piperni Mr. and Mrs Dominick C. Pitoni Mr. and Mrs. John Ray Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Reed Mr. and Mrs. George Ringholz Mr. and Mrs. George P. Riala Mrs. Mildred Ripley Beniamino Rotellini Mr. and Mrs. Dominick Russo Miss Sawers Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Saxe Miss E. Schaich Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sciarratta Josephine Sciarratta Mr. and Mrs. Donald V. Schifino Miss Marguerite Shelmadine Mr. and Mrs. Morris Short Mr. and Mrs G. H, Schreib Mr.and Mrs. E. F. Smith Mr. and Mrs Stanley Smith Mr. and Mrs, August Spaziano Mr. and Mrs Anthony J. Stieber Mr. G. F. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Frank Suter Mr. and Mrs Arnold B. Swift Mr. and Mrs I. Tacci Mr. and Mrs Nicholas Terrusi Mr. and Mrs K. R. Tompkins Mr. and Mrs Anthony Trotto, Sr. Mr. and Mrs Anlhony Trotto, Jr. Mr. and Mrs Austin Truitt Mr. and Mrs James Valvono Mr. and Mrs Anthony Vazzono Mr. and Mrs. Richard Vito Arlene Wahl Mr. and Mrs. Paul Welton Nick Zona 'BENQ J.H'S YS: S. Mistretta, A. Crane, S. Hosmer, L. Amorese, L. Ramsey, S. Dauria ALMA MATER O hail to thee, our Jefferson, O hail to thee, dear Jefferson, We raise this song to thee, Our hearts, our thoughts, are true, The memories dear that linger here This solemn vow is given now, Are bound with loyalty. A pledge of love to you. O hail to thee, our Jefferson, Though fate may draw us far away This joyful lay now hear, And other duties call, Within thy walls, thy hallowed halls, The friendships gained will be retained Our praises still ring clear. To bind and hold us all. axffqlbuj .1 f . I LORENZO Aioisio , Jffle 4,-, Qxfifiiiwsi ALTPETER . 15 Petrel Sr. 266 Sherman St. A ready smile, his trademark. Y, f 'Music her fate :lorentine Society 3, 4, 1' when sheuls gmc, H learbook Staff. We Say' our Kale' National Honor Society 3, 4, Jefferson Singers. rl N Nw. l l r l F f 'li r l A 'V 1 , UI llv 1 Y .l I LOUISE AMORESE 400 Mt. Read Blvd. Every little breeze seems to whisper Louise. Secretary Alpha Tri-Y 4, Secretary Girls' Service Corps. s L MARIE ANNECHINO if 462 Plymouth Ave., Nfr Little,i1oise any lots of poise.j Florentin9'3, 4, Yearbook Staff. i fl fr 1, .1 xvgf f f' J. lt lf f' JOAN ANSIN 50 Locust St. With that voice so suave she could Change theecourse of nations. .lelterson Singers, Girls Athletic-Association 3, 4 ,VAX '-sfo-l?fK MARGARET ANDERSON 24'!, Austin St. A pretty girl is like a melody. Choir 2, 3, 4, Girls Service Corps. ERSILIA AMBROSI 193 Myrtle St. Easy to look at, hard to forget, Nice to be with, a swell mciorette. National Honor Society 3, 4, Maiarette l, 2, 3, 4 LISA AMORESE 1381 Jay St. Cheering to her is Doin' what comes naturally. Cheering lCapt, 4l, Jefferson Singers ? 1, n 4 e ' 1 JU YJ . of fl ' BETTY ANNECHINO 429 Glenwood Ave. K To know her is to like her. 2 s L Florentine 2, Yearbook Stall. ' - L.. V. PAUL BACCARO 108 Villa St. He's sometimes serious, sometimes QUYI But we all like him iust that way. Track 4, Cross Country 4. JAMES BARBATO l58 Parkway All great men are dying, And l'm not feeling so well my self. Yearbook Committee, Stage Crew 19 in, 5 i J' l i r 1 . 'lp pg vffffzgn ' 'gi ' ,lf sk y W Vxifakfe if W E, .r 1, h l JEAN BEACH ANTHONY BIANCHI PETER BIOCCA 364 Murray St. 251 Oak St. 414 Oak St. and lovely, earn He never troubles trouble until Gym, his hobby, football his xaweeier than the roses in May. Yet a merry twinkl ' trouble troubles him. delight, Choir, Swimming Leader. We' Yearbook Committeeg Stage H'-'.0'1lY WVVOWI hamewofk vt ' Baseball-Varsity 3, 4, Crew. 'Ughl- Band 1, 2,3,4. Executive Council, Football GEORGE BOVENZI 10 Costar St. Silence is golden. Home Room Activities, Gym Activities. J 2, 3, 4. SENIDRS REMO BRACONE 23 Sherman St. Hrs voice wills us, N His acting thrills us. Stage Crew 4, Alpha Hu Y. EUGENE BRENDEL 85-A Locust St, He's strictly O.K. Guaranteed, Not for years, not lor life, but lorever. President of Senior Class 4, Swimming Team 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN CANTISANO ANN CAMPIA 1642 Lyell Ave. coNsTANr1NE cAPuANo ' glee , 97 Larimer St, Easy on the eyes 415 irr St .1 S 9 QQ uf,-1-leqmj' You're not so easy-to larger. CU l Yo'-' lieu' 'hose 5l9l -1? All Will Ggfee C -da U , by Mciorene 13,3147 Q, Yearbook Committee 4, Th e's n ' e' li e D , k X X G cAHn ,K X ,ry -P Ho J tivities. ,Q - Floren e H , Flofemine Socieyf I 4- Fo t a 7 Soc Y r . x f -.ff S3f 'C.5'?f . ogy! YG? :QD t ,... .szggf QV ANARY QI Argo lere is a lass of boundless energy, vitality, and cheerlulness. :raft Guild 4, ilorentine Society 3, 4. cs! ' ml' 1 .. W ,, A R 99 1 -X I I4 Charles St. 9' X ' H ' V 'V 'Q Lw'.i,...,A,' :L 'if I 3 . ' 1. g.S'5Q'-' .QNA-'9':EA4Mf jQ '. 3.5-- .. . Ir fm.. : '1-1'i,,:.-:vii I. 3 t' f ,. xwsfszag f N,- RALPH CASCHETTA 94 Santee St. When duty and pleasure clash, Let duty go to smash. Florentine Society 3, Alpha Hi-Y 3, 4. I J x HELEN ,QASTELLO . 4 Byers Cti' I want to be naughty, AAnd -yet be nice. Yearbook Committee 4, Florentine Society 2, 3, I GEMMA CATTALANI 231 Michigan St. A bundle of dynamite. Alpha Tri-Y 3, 4, Girls Service Corps 4, LEONARD CIUFO 130 Isabelle St When ice cream grows on olive trees, When Sahara's sands grow muddy, When cats and dogs wear overalls, That's when I like to study. Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4. S5 lv-u 5.4 lf VICTOR CAVALIERI Tall, thin, grave, We'll remember him as Abe, N Band l, 2, 4, Home Room President I. DORIS CLOHESSSY 28 Sterling St. A small noise is better than a big echo. Corridor Guard 4, Home Room Activities. M I VERNA COFFEY 7 Glendale Pk. A true friend is forever a friend. Gym Activities, and Home Room Activities. MARIO COIA 592 Oak St. Tall and silent, iust enough, Without a trace of caveman stuff. Bowling 3, Baseball Ireservel 3. 'inf His look and manner His law would make Tracy Football 4, Swimming 3, 4. JOHN CLEMENTI 294 Smith St. CATHERINE COLUCCI 99 Karnes St. Sitting on tap of the world. Maiorette, Home Room Activities. 4 R gs s mx.. RICHARD CONRAD l82 Maltby St. The girls are at his beck, He's .leHerson's Gregory Peck. Football 2, 3, 4, Chairman of Set up Committee Dances. JANET COVILL lpirk, ,. . .F . , , A . .1-ae . . mf? 7- weft- - I '7F'2 'A N 1 'ffizeiaff L ' -545. 3 as J , . k,f. fr -ki 515,551 - gf ,,. Gmini ' , -fi? ' H Y f . - f .if . L, . ,. . ..1-fmt.-e ,un 1 . f.4fL '34 it 4 , 4 K . s . 2 t to or ' yf ., if :M -f:5. f f i FELIX CONTESTABLE MANUAL COTTONE ANNA MARIE COVIELLO ---28 Larimer St. l35 Cameron St. 220 Otis St. He looks for the silver-lining. Man-ny certainly ist A quiet simplicity that lends he Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4. Traflic Squad, Florentine Society 3. Cha -H Florentine Society 3, 4, Office Helper 4, 1 481 Lake Ave. Good things come in small packages, Gym Activities, Home Room Activities. AUGUST CURCIO ll68 Lyell Ave. An earnest worker in disguise. 'Men to be THERESA CURATOLA b x i084 Glide St. ALFRED gl Sparkling is the perfect F' adjective. What 5 ' Craft Guild Secretary 3, A, Florentine Society 2, 3, 4. Y' 5 Maiorette 1, 2, 3, 4. Swimming Team 3, 4, FRANK CUOMO 23 Locust St. He never lets study interfere with his education. Football l, 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3. sAM ayww' I ,i Qlll QKC stty' , ' He d sn'li.r eiyb ' 'a teakettle, al, But h canjig jtwosia fvell. Able r o i, gers ,lQ, ,Ziff Ch gsident fl! ' , . pretty gal. Leader 4. s I fa, HAZEL DEARLING 557 Grand Ave. he can draw lots ol things be- sides attention. Iraft Guild lofficer 4l, ear Book Committee 2, 3, 4. ADAM DEL MORO lOl Grape St. Truly woman is a vain, fickle, unstable, and marvelous subiect. Basketball 3, 4, Soccer 3, 4. ,f GEORGE DeLUClA l33 Northhampton St. No matter what it is, George will 'x, A ALL LOUIS DeFOLE 40 Fulton Ave. He plays the clarinet and isn't unearth the opposite side. half bud, Baseball 2 3 4, Baskelboll l 3 4- Between times he poses for tooth- ' ' paste ads. VIOLA DiNUZZI 238 Emerson St. Wavy black hair and blue green Choir 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4. eyes, In charm, Viola qualifies. National Honor Society 3, , , Executive Council 3, 4. AUGUSTINE DeCIACCE 60 Masseth St. Victory is sweetl Well, Gus, you finally made ' fi if x Ci! CECELIA DiPONZIO X gn ills. 580 Plymouth Ave., N. She softly speaks, ,ll She sweetly smiles. ll Bond, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Florentine Society 'l, 2, 3, 4. AUGUSTINE DiRENZO 215 Curtis St. X man who blushes is not quite brute. ioccer 2, 3, Stage Crew 4. LOUIS DiSARRA 759 Emerson St, Napoleon was little, And so is Louie. Bowling Team 1, 4, Reserve Baseball 3. Florentine Society l, 2, 3, 4, Q Cashier in Students' Lunchroom. ANTHONY DiVASTO 37 Cameron St. Like still waters, Tony is Too deep to fathom. Vice President of Florentine So- ciety 4, National Honor Society 3, 4. CELIA DOVIDIO l79 Santee St. The magnetism in her voice, Attracts many friends. President of Alpha Tri-Y 4, Senior Council I. Ti, 1 ,iz i' l, VYd'L. WILLIAM ENSSLE 49 Wetmore Pk. Service with a smile -- thot's BiII's motto, and he ubides by it. Bond 1, 2, 3, 45 Jett Journo 1 ,n fgpf MARY FEMMANO 1094 Lyell Ave. Gay lrvely she has friends galore. Florentune Socrety 2, 3, 47 Florentine Socuety 1 2 Leaders Club Igymt 4. I. Y M 40 Myrtle Hll Pk 217 Musseth St Shy n ce GUYETTE 'fi A DOROTHY HAFNER 937 Atlantic Ave. JAMES HARPER l446 Emerson St. A Dot with much Dash. To be alone with one's thoughts Leader in girls gym 4, is to be Conlenl-H Home Room Activities. Choir I, Wrestling 3, 4. s.' 1. ,l if' ll 91 fx 3' SHIRLEY HOSMER si BERNARD HOEPFL l33 Sunset St. If success depends on picking the best, Then Bernie's way ahead of the rest. Mgr. of Football Team 3, Mgr. of Track Team 3. GLADYS HUCK l SHIRLEY HOLDEN 84 Maltby St. lt's nice to be natural When you're naturally nice. Jellferson Singers 2, 3, Library Aide 2, 3. f. .5 Ave. 'l38 Wellington She possesses a meek and quiet , spirit. Florentine Society 2, Home Room Activities. if -'f 1-Q - ,fc u CHARLES HULL 1335 Jay si. .SA ai Sherman si. There is no end to Shirley's love Q, ff 1 AR, ye Patience, Ouiia! Tell what you for fun and lrolic. l ' ' know ol Charles. senior Council, Alpha mv 3, 4. A Truck 3. 4. Cross Country 3, 4. , -. . ,nf ' ' ,VALERIEK ROYZEL W ' ARR V' lE'!l'l'lse Sl'- ' A on T ' iii 'ii H Y JUNG 4 - l - DON LD K D Lf no w. Main se. h hlmg ef ami C? 'l1 24 Burrows sr. , ,' ELEANOR KRACK tis brand of humor is strictly pun, I wilr aozenez than gmsrey GH f Thinking is Ran idle waste, 0? f i l6 lanes Rd' lut gollee, he's a lot ol lun. fight: X . if 4. thought. A dgif , A Mm is Us good QS he' Smlle ell Beta Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, 505591 fa, ifmcln of Senior gags? Year, Bo Wt? 4- LN l Jeflerson Singers 3, 4, Preside Zi' Girls' Service Corps. J fx -occer Team 4. f' P 3y4. V, 'T V U sl, Inter-High Choir 3, 4. ,XL .1 'Ly' MX, , ,ir7fw . hiv' A J x JOSEPH 'LaPLANT 95 Garland Ave. 121 Emerson St. Good-natured Joe. Naive, natural, and bewitching is Senior Class, and Te 7' Home Room Activities. Delta Tri-Y 4, Choir 2, 3, Full GLORIA LESSORD 83 Dix St. Nature has showered her Choicest gilt: upon her. Craft Guild lTreosurerl 4, Year Book Staff 4. ANTHONY LIPARI 148 Dewey Ave. He knows not the meaning ol gloom. Soccer Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Traffic Squad Capt. 4. MICHAEL LONOBILE 15 Locust St. Full of lun, Always on the run. Beta Hi-Y 2, Carnival 4. MARY JANE LARKIN 281 Michigan St. Merry all the time. Class Representative 3, Home Room Activities. NANCY MACONE 81 Curtis St. Quiet, reserved, a wee bit shy, Nancy has a merry twinkle in her eye. Florentine Society 2, 3, Home Room Activities. il? Sugar spice and everythin nice. Oflice Helper 4, Alpha Tri-Y 3, 1 GVLJ I I, I. 5 1 eise THOMAS LIOY 225 Otis St. , -55 A 'K T S 1 in P fl- f ff ? z , 1 mi . -sie, T 2 K T ' it fs 1 1. get iq s, E Q jg 3 sw 5 f' A lisa' 5 xl i K E' 249' .ff l'd rather dance than eat or sleep. Track 1, 2, 3, Boys Social Chairman 4. FRANK MARCELLA 182 Fulton Ave. Powerful in body, word, and dei The football team will miss hi Senior Council, Football Team 2, 3, 4. . '. 1 1 . . - iff! .rr 2 i is-- Q, J K . ' X r-. v - .P ff , i ii.: .ln is K nt- ' f .- g Q. lg L.. gi . T is ,3 5iU .-fi is Sf fm.. .-'.. iiis- M- 5' --.' Yfg-ef , 1 1 Ii? SHIRLEY MARSHALL GEORGE MASTERS MARGARET MELLICK ANTHONY MENTESANO 195 Dakota St. l7l Maryland St. 150 Lake Bluff Rd., Sea Breeze 82 Locust he excels in giving others happy Some like blondes, and some red- Quiet and sedate, You're not so easy to forgot moments. heads, Never in a hurried state. Sengo, Class, ecretary of Students Association, BU' he.: OU' lavoflle bfunelle- .lelferson Journal 2, 3, 4, Home Room Act: ities raft Guild. Football Team 3, 4, National Honor Society A Home Room Activities. ,- SENIDRS we iff WW f I DONALD Memo! ifw ,444 25 Ave. , 0 . tflnfofv K C 0-J ' 4 C f . Q? t N ' T if y 14 . W A. we . . Hs, 41 ' K In ,Q 1 ur, ' rlifgiill-55 K . ' ' .1 . .112 , N Vg .1 ,,g3,Q? ' 1 ig I s s, if-. is - 57, t f Fifa A mu ' W , ' ff? if .A ll r -1+ Nr' Q af' .Wg r fjglffi. A .-, 34s'3ilwJ12f 1- H .1 2 .. L f -. u V' no 1 or 'ieifllfll-1 N -'Amir A S 1 f 'f ' 'iffilgfffkile ' i J 'A CHARLES MERLAU 'll2 Mitchell Rd Do they always think, Who never talk? . Life Saving 2, Latin Cl FRANK MONGELLI Q Mongelli, the people's choice. J ll ear Y r Class Representative 3, i Football 2, 3. 6 S'- JN? jg Ls K fp if 5 , fl t. 'Q . lg 'PV is X W! ,f is .iii LEO MULEI 233 Parkway A good man is hard to Senior Class, and Home Room Activities. SAM MISTRETTA 80 Myrtle St. Tall and thin, with lots ol vim, No one gets the jump on him. Football 2, 3, Wrestling 2, 3. CARL NACCA 213 Parkway tn this age ol music find. He is the master Jellerson Singers 2 3 4 Soccer Team 2 x JOSEPH NACCA MARIE NARDONE ISABELLE NATALE JUDITH NOAKES 2l0 Dewey Ave. 505 Glide St. 243 Magee Ave. 1008 Glide St. 'Don't fence me in. Slim and mm, Short and sweet. In quietness and confidence qsketbqll 2, 3, 4, Sheli 5'-N9 70 Win- Florentine Society 3, 4, YO'-'V Slfenglh- enior Class Vice,President 4. f H Craft Guild 4, Social Chairman Nurses Helper 3, 4. National Honor Society 3 4 V ,w f o tvdents Association 4. Jefferson Singers 4. WLC- sf' -f'wf'f , ff. if i NIQRS L ' fi 9 X f , ,gl f f'4'r'- f 4 A ,, - , CARMELLA mms Ay' 4, 'X ' r' '. J' 'S' 48 Karnes St. il, ,f Jxarlffi E K- Like cr piano, , I V , ' Upright and grand. ' -. if ' Florentine Society l, 2, 3, 4, .i - f Otiice Helper 4. F 'i L ' Y ., 997 f ' . ' - N.-VV ig, 'L j if.i,.' if 4 'ififi Qgffis. . 3- g Off LOUIS PALLESCHI 106 Birr St. His feats of strength any quite .Kam- l J. He's Suri 0 time bo our heefif f l Foot' l JOSEPH PETN 374 Selye Defra l 4, Bcxlcetb O J ,M ce . ,g ,1 ia 04. ,R P. t e is clever, indusrrjousjadoy, arid: ShYr Q ' gf' . .3 X J latch him blglh when the vgirlsx P fs go by. r Q y -Q if U, C orentine ZSlocieUy xotball Team 3. ,J-i l +l',.xJ BETTY PERKINS 605 Lee Rd. i'Speech is silver, But silence is golden. Banking Representative 3, Corridor Guard l, 2, 3. A THOMAS Pezzuio t l98 Spencer St. JOHN PlCCARRETO F ADE INE PIPERNI The kind of a fellow you like to H5 lscbelle Sri l mb'o5e Sl know, Tall and andsom , 4 l We et er like a peasc With lots of pep and plenty of go, Good frie d to' ll. t . ' Social Chairman of the Senior 'Socceg, S im 3 , rac e e Sdciety 2, 3 4 X plossi Heflerson Band 'l, 2, 3, 4. 3,u4. , X K ir Servi Corps 4 . - X , I K s A Qi ill ' X32 T tl ' Xue 'Qnrw 1---1' RAY LE ROY 231 Avery St. 'he only mental exercise I get, lust a s jumping to conclusions. Track 3, 4, laseball l, 2, 3, 4, Choir 3, 4. 1 ' v s. I i '27 FRANK ROSELLI 46 Backus St. ' A little shy, perhaps, but amiable. FRANCES RINGHOLZ ld 159 Wetmore Pk. 4 . pretty as 0 picture, , f . fur Boots, F Corriaor-Guard 3, Y Cashier in lunchroom. Simms ANTHONY RUSSO fl 95 Sterling St. Every time he looks at his watch, There's a woman in the case. Basketball, Football. l nr- f N Yzv if 435 Presi I MARY JANE RUSSO 25 Lorimer St. You are too beautiful, my dear, y raft Guild 44,1 Basketball 3, 4. 'O be We- t X7 MI Lg CQ Jefferson Singers 3, 4, ' in f' X' X' Florentine Society 2, 3, 4. X f I Q' TNICK CARRAUA X 5 i, f7,- GORDON s OTTM LOUCILLE SMITH Q DM The en wing e If 5 I0 . 'll77 Lyell Ave. female companionship. is ue ey cause many t Fate tried to conceal her, rmmc Squad 4: to bealost . By calling her Smith. Florentine Society l, 2, , , , , 4, Footbal , 4 . Cashier 4, Craft S 'I f--new .K MARJORIE STAVALONE MARY STAVALONE FRANK STONE 195 Saratoga Ave. 166 Wetmore Pk. 52 Ambrose St. Lorraine PI. Alter all is said and done, Full of lun and gay as a lark. A friendly man has no enemies. She brought back sunny Californi: Here is really Mfr One, Mvfgie, Leaders Club 2, 4, Basketball 4. Track 3, 4, Florentine society 3,-1. fr' he' Smile- Iargie, it's you. aaders Club 2, 4, Choir 3. 3263 ls Fi CARL TACCI 77 Locust St. His friends marvel at his knowl- edge, But lorget his hours of research. Students Association President 4, Hostess, Leaders Club. ,wx slaulons mf ROSE TERRUSE 5 47 Myrtle St. Being a rose, Blushing comes naturally. Florentine Societyg Delta Tri-Y fi GEORGE TIRONE 64 Canton St. Whatever is worth doing at all is worth doing well. National Honor Society Treasurer 3, 4, Soccer Team 4. National Honor Society 3, 4. GH-DA TROT-I-O Uvl DAVID TRAPP U14 , 197 Spencer St. V ALFRED VALVANO 96 Chili Ave. A maiden ,O whom was given l JERRY VALENTINO 15 Brodfield St. athlete in general, 'f much Pl earth, so much ol 51 0115 51' The word impossible 's not in h a swimmer in par Q- -Qihsjieaven. Yrbgfalrn, earnest, and genial. dictionary. mming Team 1, 2 5 .D niox Cla Sec tagy, Standard :er Team 4. ' nil ocijts Acnvm Editor r Journal 4. ,cfs - 1 - X' Ax 'cwfir bk Yr ' A1 rf 'lffili ,.H,,sg:s,:5.,,:f V 15,1 f- ,-.. .M .- --L 1 , gigs. ,5 -i1.,e,E.es,. X Florentine okcietyg Gym 16 4' x. rl af' l L q, X-I' Q .. Q . 9 . gf vi Q Ig , , I UW QI. , Q Q M H 5 W QS, 3 .Y X 5 Q' if .- ' ifQ:'?'jtf7 -7 L Q '25 VINCENT VELTRE JOSEPH VINCELLI JOSEPH VISCONTE 26 Parkway 57 Aab St. 228 Verona St. Music is said to be the speech of A silent, shy, peace-loving lad Stay Us nice as you gre Joe in baskethall excels: U 9'l3- Pres. Florentine Society 4, Wrestling 2, Themby boomng ou' moml' Iefferson Singers 2, 3, 4, Capt. Soccer Team 4. , Florentine Society I, 2. Basketball 2, 3, 4: Football 4 Delta Tri-Y 4. r I It I I Nj. , l.5,,Xf 051. J x I 'YV l 'I -l A W' J ,. N171 ' ' I , I fm 4-'VW' X . . f' Nt - f- 'SU' . A' 5 5 KA , . . I I .4 we J, A W , gems k .u- tt,-J , ml 'H 1 , 0 ITT u K t lx . ' KEITH WALWORTH L7 nl, ffm ,sk N. mx 5 Chase St. ,L If if LN or Goodbye, worry. J Football 3, 45 Beta Hi-Y I, 4. M 5. VU ft! l' wxow' 'N GEORGE VITO II4 Ambrose Sl. Everyone agrees he's tops. Capt. Track Team 45 Pres. Alpha Hi-Y 4. KATHRYN ALTPETER LOUISE AMORESE BETTY ANNECHINO JAMES BARBATO JEAN BEACH GEMMA CATTALANI ANNA MARIE COVIELLO HAZEL DEARLING LOUIS De BOLE VIOLA DI NUZZI CECELIA Di PONZIO ANTHONY Di VASTO CELIA DOVIDIO VALERIE KITZEL ELEANOR KRACK GLORIA LESSORD HONOR ROLL Class of 1949 QW 3. Z 'il S CARMEN ZECCHINO 365 Jay St. His laughter sings out into the world. Basketball Team 2, 3, 4, Soccer Team 3, 4. SHIRLEY MARSHALL MARGARET MELLICK CARL NACCA ISABELLE NATALE JUDITH NOAKES JOSEPH FETRILLO THOMAS PEZZULO FRANCES RINGHOLZ MARY JANE RUSSO LOUCILLE SMITH CARL TACCI GEORGE TIRONE GILDA TROTTO ANNA VAZZANA JOSEPH VINCELLI GEORGE VITO SOCIOLOGY This class, under the capable leadership of Miss Shelma- dine, stresses various problems such as controlling our emo- tions, adjusting to others, and situations that cause unhappy homes and divorce. lt is the work of this class that molds Jeffersoniorts to meet and adapt themselves to life, sf' px X, of ,,.z...m the x X 5' M. Anderson, T. Pezzulo, M. Russo, L. DeBole, A. Vazzana, J. Guida, V. Kitzel 3 lla RED CROSS REPRESENTATIVES Q4- H. Pierce E. Ambrosi TUBERCULOSIS HEALTH COUNCIL J. Giraytys S. Holden f-L .QISN NURSE I hi il' Miss M. Collyer i' Mt N -Q .us J l lf 1 i X , J f .7311 S f ll! EX Ei ix , A Xlix. Xl G. Von Aesch llx. 'VXA 'rea- 1--M C3 ex. PSYNX J,H.S 'HES E 1 5 I r F F f' f' r STUDENT PARTICIPATION IN OUR SCHOOL LIFE Scholashcclly athlerically and socially we haveinow become a real group In Jefferson We stand ready next year to carry on the traditions we have learned in J D1Renzo-Secretary L Henry-Treasurer Amico-President Coglilore-Vice-President 8th - 9th Grades Homeroom Representatives Simpson, E. Verna, P. Cammilleri Presciutti, V. Giancursio, A, Cuccaro Magrisi, E. DiPonzio, P. Cerone Howell, S. Ciriella, A. Sanh o Vacca, J. Donofrio, A. Palozzi Coleman, B. DiNardo, Senior Council Dovidio, G. Vito, S. Hosmer, T Nardone, E. Bfendel, G. Tro o A C A Li Pari, V. Kitzel, J. Nacco. 27 urcio, K. Alfpeter, M. J. Russo x ix G 'gl RQ 1 Q ei l l 'xl , XY' XX Vx Nl N c V ,, . K XX . fx A Y xx Io-1 A. Decker, B. Barclay, S. Altpeler, L. Haymes, L. Piccaretta, J. Gola, T. Bottoglia, J. Marshal: H. Rifller, 8. Scarcella, J. Chapman, B. Llncoln, D. Munick, R. Dandrea, J. Darby, A. Henry, L. R. Fenton, A.ScoN A. DiRenzo, S. Tiebe, C. Ryan, J. Golime, l. Liberalore, E. Rololi, M. Canfobene, B. Proctor, R. Vito I J. Pelusio, J. Morrell, C. Andreano, J. Ventrillo, G. lccabucci, M. Mauro, J. Veltre, T. Marioni G. Muklarian, S. Dee, C. Nick, S. Leonardo, A. Capone, J. Ciardi, E. Simeone N. Pezzulo, A. Rodogna, A. Giardino, J. DelCon1e, R. M. Palmer, E. Scott C. Zimmerman, N. Caruso, D. Uteritz, A. White, F. Paris, J. Borregine, E. Nucci, V. DeCillis J. Salvaggio, l.. Brasile, F. Trocci, C. DelVeechio, P. Gizzi, M. Celento, R. Cometa, J. Burke 28 'Io-3 B. Wilson, R. Nicoletti, C. Mowers, J. Pollotta, R. Marshall, G, Salsedo, M. LoClair S. Packard, G. Ringl-lolz, J. Biocca, C. Loucheur, S. Grunodauria, S. Brown, M. Marcello, L. Caselli, D. DeCillis A. Reger, J. DiGennoro, J. Wroblewski, L. Corona, D. Sourini, G. Viggiani, M. Pepe, R. Rotunda, M, Dennison R. Manzone, J. Pizzo, P. Teora, R. Bacon, L. Conti, J. Amadio R. M. Palumbo, N. Smith, J. Klause, H. Muktarian, H. Liotta, V. Kunes, N. Cringoli S. Sanguedolce, J. Hogan, G. Scardetta, M. Manigross, M. Cockburn, J. Gillipean 1 0-4 HOMEROOM M. J. McHugh, M. Colaiaci, F. Boccia, S. Chipponi, A. Schlipf, A. Engert, R. Mentesana W R. DeLucia, A. lnsolaco, P. Koncone, D. Wasser, R. Garnham, R. Pschierer, D, Richards, R. Lindsay, R. Argentina 10-5 R. Conners, J. Madonia, H. Scipione, S. Spinosa, J. Korly, S. Serio, R. Hilderbrarid, A. Spinosa, P. DiNolfo J. Sanfilipo, P. Distante, F. Gaudioso, V. Travis, R. Williamson, E. Bianchi, J, Petrillo, E. Malone J. Adamo, E. Russo, B. Dawson, R. Vincelli, P. DiNatale, C. Coccia, J. Perkins, V. Mirabile . - ' :L , A, aj' iv- 9-wma? , R. Colucci, R. Pierce, J. Amico, B. Coglitore, A. Mastin, R. Mirabale, l.. Singer, R. Masters W. Aldrich, S. DiTamaso, E. MongeIIi,'R. Philipson, R. Canderman, B. Amico, R. Toland P. Bonacci, P. Stagnitto, J. DiJune, T. lnterlicchia, H. D'AngeIo, V. Marcello L. Proudfoat, J, Dunn, G. Spiotto, E. Balivo, R. Martino, A. Tortora, B. Valle 29 Class of 1950 The Juniors, proud to be the future Class at '50, are looking forward to the last year of high school with enthusiasm. O O j D 0 H. Pearse, P. Russo, R. Guentner, A. Cometa, J. Sanford, G. Esterly R. Tomasetti, A. DiCastro, N. Ciccarelli, D. Kiefer, M. Capezutto, J. Hincher 11'1 M. Volkmar, A. Piacentini, P. Gundrum, J. Stauber, A. Emanuele, D. Meritt L. Palozzi, M. Cumbo, M. DiLeIla, M. Piazza, B. Graupman, M. DeRosa 10 Ciriello, A. Marrapese, P. Cuccaro, R. Sanguedolce, T. Williams, R. Snyder, T. Walton Corritore, E. McGovern, J. Kaiser, N. Simeone,D. Tamai, E. Pizzoli, D. DiTucci 2 Gizzi, J. Hartley, V. Potts, M. Morgan, R. Pike, M. Williams, l. Williams - . Lutz, M. Salerno, J. Tese, C. Reinhart, D. Cometa, E. Lombardo, D. Magrisi HCHWEROIHW 11-3 J. Bonacci, N. Visco, T. Carlo, M. DeIVecchio,-E. Uttaro, F. Stefano M. Kreckman, J. DeDommico, J. Sharpe, M. Russello, S. DiNitto, N. Herman, J. Pecorara, M. Berardicurti J. Petralia, E. Durmmel, H. Brundish, A. Brink, A. Quetchenback, L. Northrup, J. lmbro S. Lonobile, A. Parinello, D. Toland, H. Stefano, H. Angelone, A. Cavallo, L. Vallnino W. Larkin, L. Lippa, C. Cannioto, G. Marshall, G. Pettrone, L. Lippa, R. Mirable F. Lucchese, M. Ricotta, J. Leva, L. Follaco, M. Genticore, R. DeIConte, F. Cibella I. Dodder, I. Gianni, D. Palazzo, I. Copizzi, P, Caselli, M. Bonsanto, I. Borelli, F. Paolino A il HONERCKMW 11-4 R. Rotoia, L. Calari, G. Noakes,M.Dione,B. Conway, M. Vito, R. D'Ambrosia 5 I HCNWEWOCHW 11-5 'yr J. LaShomb, J. Palma, R. Magohin, E. Von Hesch N. Accioio, A. Nacca, F. Trotto, W. Gross, R. Parsons, S. Grosso, J. Barberi A. Lamondo, C. Palozzi, J. Nacca, C. Tascano,D. Perriello, J. Sarge, A. Reitano N. Terrigino, A. Petrillo, M. David, C, Pocchiare, S. DeBoIe, D. Nick, M. J. Tiffany, W. Sheen All pupils, on entering Jefferson, automatically become members of the Students Association. With the election of oFficers and the appointment of the executive council, student forum, representatives and standing committees, the school year is oft in full stride on a very active program of business and social activities. STUDENTS ASSOCIATION OFFICERS is 5 G. Scott--Vice President, S. Marshall-Secretary, L. Amorese-Cheerleader, C. Tacci-President, F. Cuomo Cheerleader B. Barclay, A. Valvano, B. Amico, E. Brendel A. Engert, D. Merritt, B. Cuomo, V. DiNuzzi, C. Andreano EXECUTIVE COUNCII. M. Nardone, N. Simeone, G. Scott, C. Tacci, S. Marshall, L. Amorese A J. V I. FORUM A 32 J. DeCastro, C. Pignati, L. Lippo, D. Kordt, D. Howell, S. Serio, E. Mongelli Santillo, L. Corritore, G. Studly, A. LiPari Giancurcio, J. Pecoraro, M. Giordano, P. Coleman Militano, A. Ferrigno, S. Paternico, A. Reale Cuccarro, B. DiNardo,'G. Viterise Keenan, N. Smith, G. Scott, S. Marshall, L. Brcsile, J. Pelusio 1949 YEARBOOK STAFF The Yearbook Organization and Business Staff ofthe l949 Statesman wishes to extend sincere appreciation to the many people without whose help this yearbook could never have been published. The staff has spent many hours preparing this book, and hopes it will furnish fellow students with many happy memories of school days at Jefferson. R. Quercia, J. Cantisono, S. Dauria, Tucci, L. l'iamsey,.H. Jung, D. Conrad C. Zecchmo, A, DlRenzo, A. Bianchi, J. Clements, G, Vito, C. Capuono H. Dearling, B. Hoepfl, C. Nacca, C. Dovidio, S. Hosmer, G. Lessord, E. Brendel, L, Amorese H. Costello, G. Trotto, G. Muktarian, E. Ambrcsi, V. DiNuzzi, K. Altpeter wig... C. Tocci, W. Enssle, A. DiCiacia B. Hoepfl, V. Veltre, A. DiVasto, F. Rosselli, H. Jung, F. Stevens A. velvqno, F. Marcella, T. uoy, G. vim, A. cufcio BUSINESS V. DiNuzzi, E. Ambrosi, J. Beach, K. Altpeter, E. Brendel, J. Guida, J. Harper, J. Covill M. Mellick, D. Lester, M. Nardone, S, Marshall, S. Hosmer, T. Curatola 33 .l-.l t' 1 5 5' I' -- :Ill -Il: fill-Iilil llllETFlllZi2 N! I ---! - l -.! ,.. , !- .-li: gli: !!,..L-,,- .Qg- Q Q iatlil - Q - Q lr- Q A. DiRenzo, W. Enssle, N. Caruso, C. Tacci, E. Simeone, H. Jung, A. Piacentini A. Devasto, G. Trotto, T. Curatola, J. Ciardi, M. Capezzuto, I, Sciscioli, G. Brendel E. Ambrosi, M. Mellick, N. Simeone, A, Valvano, V. DiNuzzi, A. DeCastro, L. Brasile JEFFERSON JOURNAL STAFF 'X Ever since its inauguration fifteen years ago, the Jefferson Journal has changes in size, format, adviser, but the spirit remains the same-to played its part in the life of the school. Changes have been made, picture accurately and briefly the happenings at Jefferson. G M Natale H Staffini M Capezutto G. Tirone, G. Masters, E. Duemmel, R. Quercia, D. Polozzi S. Borden, B. Gail, F. Pallato, R. Tyo, S. Ciriello, F. Buttaro, M. Bovenzi M. Nardone, M. Marshall, S. Tieve, E. McGovern, C. Dovidio, S. Gruittadauria, N. Caruso, S. Grosso, L. Rozzi R. Felice, N. Cringoli, J. Giancursio, E. DiPonzio, G. Trotto, T. Nacca, S. Packard, G. Spietti 34 AJ C. Tucci, T. Pezzulo E. Brendel, G. Tirone, R. Conrad, A. Volvuno N. Simeone, M. Nurdone, S. Marshall TICKET SELLERS STAGE CREW A. Vclvono, P. Baccaro, A. Bianchi R, Bracone, G. Vito, A. Lipcri, G. Scott, A. Curcio V. Veltre, G. Pulvino, J. Borberi, D. DeIConte H. Kumpf, J. Gircytys, N. Hess, R. Parsons R. Conderman, S. Serio, D. Richards, J,Lcbutti S. Pilatc, M. Taddonio, G. Studly, R. Wright, G. Ringholz LUNCH ROOM GUARDS 3 5 GIRLS' SERVICE CORPS The Girls' Service Corps of JeFFerson has completed this year many proiects worthy of its aim-to seek, to find, to share--under the leader- ship of Miss McCarty. The Service Club members are proud to remember this year I948-I949. L. Amorese, F. Pcolina V. Kitzel, M, Vito D. Domke, A. Songuedolce, D. Lester, E. McGovern, L. Brcsile, T. Mariano, V. Long A. Reger, F, Adamo, A. Engert, A, Cavallo, N. Caruso, A. DeRuiso, H. Angelone R. Cameta, E, Nucci, V. Coffey, P. Cahill, M. Cantabene, E. Krack, J. Solvaggio S. Napolitano, R. Berardicurti, M. Volkmar, R. Argentino, J. Klaus, M. DeRosa, D. Clohessy TRAFFIC SQUAD ln wind, snow, sleet, and rain, as well os sunshine, the members of the Traffic Squad are on duty before and after school. They have the satisfaction of know' ing that theirs is one of the most responsible positions that the Stu- dents Association has to oFIer. N. Hess, F. Cuomo, C. Tucci, B. Hoepfi J. Levo, A. Lipari, N. DiPonzio 36 4 CORRIDOR GUARDS To protect students from their own lolly within the building, corridor guards, always at their posts, attempt to reduce hazards at entrances, on stairs, and in the halls. Our thanks to them for their patience in trying to keep us whole. -.,-..... 7 F. Ringholtz, M. J. Russo C. DiPonzio, l.. Smith OFFICE AIDES The most efficient students in commercial courses are se- lected for oFfice aides. Work- ing at the switchboard, pre- paring stencils, using oftice machines furnish invaluable experience for secretarial job- seekers. '4' COKE BAR LUNCH ROOM CASHIERS 1 E. Nucci, M. Volkmar, M. Capezzuto, G. Guyette, G. Catalani R. Ratundo, M. Nordone, L. Henry, A. Vazzana, C. Paris, A. M. C. Andreano, l. Liberatore, A. Engert, M. Morgan, E. Ambrose, Coviello M. Mellick FIRE SQUAD Minus helmets, hoses, and axes, Jelterson' fire squad follows its routine with spee: and efficiency during fire drills, checks th building for fire hazards, and gives of it time that we may be sate. E. Brendel, C. Tucci, V. Veltre A. Valvano, G. Tirone, H. Jung 37 JEFFERSON HIGH SCHOOL CLASSES ENGLISH III A. Comefa, H. Stefano, L. Corretore, M. DeRosa, F. Poolino, P. Russo, M. Volkmor, D. Mcgrisi, D. Polozzi, G. Perfrone, J. Petrolic PHYSICS D. Lester, J. LuShomb, S. Holden, A. Comets AMERICAN HISTORY P. Russo E. Uttoro, A. Ccmpiu, M. DeRosa, N. Ciccorilli 38 BIOLOGY D. Richards, J. SanFillippo, .I. Galime, A. Brink Retailing is a course offered by the Business Education Department. It is here that boys and girls learn the details of the selling technique and, it really interested, may go on to bigger and better fields in the world of retail selling. RETAILING B. Conway, A. Parrinello xx' s s., MATHEMATICS A. Gravino, A. Sanquedolce, M. Rapp, C Perkins, T. Berardicurti, J. Bonazza, M Marshall, J. Keenan, R. Simeone, B. Dunk J, Burma, M. Copurso, W. Ellis, E. Rozzi, K Bohrmann, G. DiCicco, M. DeVincentis, M Raetz, C. Piccarreto, D. LiButti, 8. Guiliano R. Miller, L. Smith, F. Towers, J. Masiello 1 Q .39 3. f ' 'ff ' -.' 7 L. S, If A Q W' R' M s.. A Y, Qi' ' XXX 'E i gPf'T3: my V K gs! I A Q 'T - f lf W pq ' A., 'X ' fix mx 1. 8 N vi is Q ,Q-gig, tidal' 59 ?5'f?l5i3,aQ g Eli 9, .Q semi: is U Q! E5 Q Q gf W Q ,E sys,-pg f 5 ' W SW 9s'MYQkA M Q ' 'UW W9 V 'S lei' i Q1TQ :'iJ'13'?fg'i?f f5SlFg,?, Q Jr I I 1' 'Qhf,'Qf!lq5,ilQ Syl? L !,5lgi 'Q.la1wiLg1f1 g f V V V V V V if V ff U V1 in W ff Nfl fgigiylqlifs 0 N fur L 7 Qlk H :iff vrff' fi 1 M H 'f K N 'kWgx9 'f Q'Z2 ' 'Q',' ,, ,W+qNfjy,'5Gfii5yN Q my V1 Q1 J 1f1nyg, .', V 1 I 'x.ilexcntlUf I -I-'L n M tl an 1 ,J-f -4 it 'V' if L, 6 Y? H- ,, ,L - ,',q mga 1 X ' . I I A , X E NW xA I ,- P ' P HL P xds 5 wif , If , 3.1m ,. .X .1 U! Ax I -N, x ,sg as 3 , 9 4- ' 1 H. 5 , . Q 2 . A , . tv. fi 1.-av ' 'K , i N. -. 3 , ' X ' , A' V' - . . 4 ' V1 H 7' siixfi' ' ' 1 9- K-5 G 1 , Y W 5 ..- 6 ji A xx! Q V 1 'i s -w 'll 6 ff-MN 0 , . -fs. 6 S' 15 5 .F Q Sv Q ' v TY' 'Q' E - in 5 vfvw 2.91 ' Mit , Q9 'J Lki,2?,?, lv ner? ig' ,HQ -4!,f M, wx: ' -' we ,QL b 1, -f, I 4552, '22 Wea, T-wig 'P qw ,ily J 'A Pf ,sm - T P4 '! 1 E ART i E. Pizzoli , ...ani- Posters, signs, banquet favors, picture mats-they are all in the day's work for the art classes, plus a splendid showing in regular work produced this year. Here .lelterson students learn an appreciation of color, proportion, and beauty. W. Sheen, G. Vito, H. Dearling, G. Lessord S. Dauria, C. Nacca 42 DRAMATICS D. Tomoi T. Larotonda A. Bianchi A. Quetchenboch A. LiPori A. VCIIVCIHO R. DelConre P. Baccoro J. Eadie A. Curcio .- '-'J' Mr. Dick. Mr. Zona, W. Larkin, G. Marshall, D. Trapp, G. Tirone Av .,.-.. Q.. -il, i. :J Ls if A. Damia, D. DiPonzio, M. Russeilo, P. Biocca, N. Acciaio, C. Connioto, A. Reitano, A. DeCastro, G. Esrerley P. Cuccoro, J. Levo, L. Falloco, L. Fenton, L. Ciufo LATIN Il J. Giroyfys D. Lester T. Battaglia HYGIENE 43 HOME ECCNOMICS PRACTICAL ARTS S. Cimo, R. Guudioso, K. Linning, G. Bundoc, B. Shenck, C. Ireland, V. Giancursio, J. DelVecchio E. Prcff, G. Delucia, R. Lajuett, J. Simonelti, D. Uderitz, R. Conrad, R. Marapese, C. Reynolds, R. Sabernick, L. Holling D. Allen, D. Bell, E. Blackburn, M. Duian, J. Donofrio, V. Hinkley, P. Hargrove, M. Howell, B. Morse, A. McCrackin, E. Mirrz, D. Smilh, l. Smith, .l. Toomey, T, Voisey, N. Wilber, C. Risluccia PRINTING POWER MACHINI F. Farina, H. D'AngeIo, F. Stefano, T. Williams, R. Coluser L. Singer, D. Kordt, E. Brendel, T. Bianchi, F. Contesfable, R. Mirable, R. Pschirrer V, Veltre, L. Ramsey, A. Curcio C. Hull, F. Roselli, D. DiTucio, L. DiSora l 45 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society members are elected by the faculty from the top third of the class, arranged according to scholarship. Considered also are leadership qualities, will- ingness to serve the school and community, and character. G. Tirone, Treasurer, A. Valvano, President, H. Jung, Vice President E. Ambrosi, Social Chairman, V. DiNuzzi, Secretary FLORENTINE SOCIETY The Florentine Society was organized in 1933. Its obiectives are: to promote interest in ltalian culture, to foster ideals of citizenship, to develop healthy competition in education and school activities, to form contact with persons who will wisely advise its members. , V. Veltre, President, G. Pettrone, Treasurer, A. DiVasto, Vice-President G. Trotto, Secretary, N. Simeone, Social Chairman, M. Capezzuto, Club Reporter LIBRARY CLUB A. Sanguedolce, S. Napolitano, F. Towers, R. Simeone, E. Rozzi, M. Rapp C. Perkins, B. Dunk, M. Marshall, J. Burns, J. Masiello, M. Patton, P. Robinson 46 T. Berardicurti, R. Nicoletti, Mrs. Sciarratta, G. Franke, M. DeRosa ALPHA HI-Y BETA HI-Y The Jefferson Hi-Y Clubs not only measure up as good Hi-Ys, but each of its members is living up to the Hi-Y purpose, To create, maintain and extend throughout high school and community high standards of Christian character. Among the services performed by its mem- bers for the school are the serving of re- freshments at school dances, cleaning up after the dances and aiding in the trans- portation ol handicapped students. Num- bered among their community services are their contribution to the Y.W.C.A. building fund and their participation in the recent distribution and collection of March of Dimes banks. CRAFT GUILD OBJECTIVES To stimulate and encourage an interest in fine craftsmanship, and develop a high standard of character. SKILL So that they may measure up to the ideals of their vocations, also that they may be able to create some object of beauty and real merit in their leisure hours, CHARACTER To develop such a personality, and qualities of character, that they may be counted worthy citizens of this great'country. A f ,X H. Dearling, Social Chairman, T. Curatola, Secre- tary, G. Lessord, Treasurer A. de Castro, President, F. Ripley, Vice-President 2 A. Curcio, G. Tirone, Mr. Lowell, H. Jung, A. de Castro C. Hull, G. Vito, A. Valvano, E. Brendel TRI-Y OFFICERS Another year of accomplishments and mon of fun have been had by the Tri-Y. The soc activities succeeded in bringing the organi tions to closer harmony. A. Vazzana, B. Heymans, A. Crain, G. Trot G. Richter, V. Kitzel B. Conway, P. Gundrum, M. Williams, L. Co tore, M. Anderson, C. Dovidio, L. Amore S. Hosmer 47 Sip.. if SP X54 xgk f , 1 S NH ,. 4 W, Y .1 U :UK +.io ' K. by 5i E5iEgQ5Q 'Q Sf Xp ' 3 w, f wwe ga,5gA ,A.. ,S I sie QS fa W A t'g? al fi ilk Q A g 3. Q - xv M 4 x Haig? A S. is W Wm' i . fa ,nw . fl 55 QPNN' ,Anym- bw I AW' QQ wgig Q QW tl L. QQ!! ' Q ANA' ,S-:II w:2sF5 mw wf BYO J,H'S Q85 S' 3 f Iii' 1, F. . ww, A pp, 'S' ,. 'r vm ' ff: Q , NW , Q-, M Q f - 5 . r 3 4. V 1 V If if ,ff ' f sl S s M mx W if K . 1 3, . : l-will J , g in WSL' 1 , if A K . Q K Q t ' 4 ,L '., K ,237 ' M V A Sf L 3, . ' 53 ,g f A A- D. - -Y f X , , 3, 5 . 1 1 A 'Q f ' 1' ' A H. ' 55, :E u V Q, f K i' f fm . YVHL 'Y' ' -V 'Q 4 , . 5' A x I +I, Av' N g ., gmkj ,. t gif' 1 1 !Jk,cL?Z-Q 2 . 'ffifaf f 'Q - , ' if S ! , ,git . I I g ?',g5A -1, ,, .gr ' 'F , 1 1 R W ' ' v- ' . B T s '37 ' 5 4 f , ,gl 5 A, I 3Hg,,g.,a ,. -'R A ,wg gf in Zi X ,N ' fin as YQR- t 5' si Y i l fi Rf K 3, xx 5, , 9 ix +2 .35 'Q A ,fs ' FW 1 f ,, i ' '23, I is 7' Kfxig fl, 'T' Q if ' f ,ff X2 ' , fi A 5 .. 5.4 f ' ' . Arg ' A ,, Q f 2 - F' ' V f S f .H q if I ' E 3 ' x R? A V , P, Q ,ji F Q, m' K Q? Iii f' Q 1, K 4? .2 , :C 9 W.. fav 4, V X -vs , 3 W, ,, 1 if 2 M Xxx A S nw nf- g is IF 3 ,v fm ba. CHEERLEADERS Jefferson High's cheerleading squad is composed ol four members with Lisa Amorese and Frank Cuomo as leaders. Selected by competition, cheer- leaders are chosen by popular vote in the regular elections. The squad sees active service in two athletic sea- sons, football and basketball. M. Williams, F. Cuomo, J, Tese, L, Amorese, A. Damia, L. Amorese BOWLING After a few seasons of mediocre pin-pick- ing, our alley boys finally came up with a winner, turning in some very creditable scores. Congratulations for a fine season. F. Marcella, L. Cuifo, N. DiPonzio L. DiSarra, S. Spinosa 51 5Q VARSITY BASKETBALL One ot the best teams we have ever come up with! Why don't they grow taller? The fact that we had the city's highest scorer and still finished with a record ot 6 wins against l2 losses shows how hard it is to win games without height on the team. Our boys were never quitters, and every opponent knew he was in a ball game. Thanks to Howie Long, our coach, for a very nice iob and we hope that he will be with us next season to gain greater heights. To Joe Visconte, Carmen Zecchino, and others graduating from this year's team-appreciation from us all. K wt H pl KVA 1 y W f if A Russo, T, Walton, K. Walworth, L. Palleschi, F. Cuomo, Asst. Coach, J. Visconte, J. Nacca, T. Cario, F. Rosellr, G, Scott, A. DelMoro, G. DeLucia Coach H. Long, Captain C. Zecchino SOCCER J. Veltre, S. Dee, C. Zecchino, V. Veltre, A. DelMoro, D, Trapp, R, Manzone, E. Bren- del, J. Morrell, Coach E. Srsson, T. Cario, R. Marshall, G. Tirone, A. LiPari, A. Nico- leni, J. Piccarreto, R. Getner, H. Jung, C. Capuano ,PN L J X N! . N xs -A xx-'P I X 7 l X X 'Milfs -11? SOCCER With a record of three vic- tories, three losses and two ties, this year's booters fared fairly well. The team developed w e l l and showed excellent s p i r i t thru-out the season. Coach Eddie Sisson did a com- mendable iob and was well liked by the boys. B. Barclay, J. Clements, G. Marshall, D. Trapp, R. Liotta, F. Stevents Coach N. Zona, N, Hess, A. Curcio, J. Picarreto, E, Brendel lCapt.l, R. Dandrea G, Palazzolo, H. Rittler, R, Casperson, R. Tirone, G. Scardetta SWIMMING Under the able leadership ol Coach Nick Zona our swimmers did themselves proud indeed. It was necessary to use odd come binations in some meets to keep scores reasonable. Highlight of the season was our defeat of Franklin which boasted several top flight swimmers, However the score lett nothing to be desired. Gene Brendel was outstanding, not only as Captain but as chief point-getter. a Q al if' The l948-49 season has demonstrated that Jefierson must be recognized as a top performer in wrestling. While we came out on the short end of the Championship Match against Charlotte that memorable March 3rd night, our record is one of which we may well be proud, Orchids to our senior wrestlers, Pete Biocca and Bob Veltre, for a fine season. Next year we should have a powerful team with all but two regulars returning. We predict a championship for l950. 6226+ wo., Asscifg , Q ,ff K ,f i 'af ls ff J 5? 60 L C. .ff7'f i-, JL WRESTLING G. Palvino, J. Frate, C. Pig- nato, P. Biocca, R. Masters, Manager-L. Piccarreta, F, Lucchese, V. Veltre, A. Damia, R. Marshall, Coach D, Scherzi, T. Nacca, S. Pater- nico, J, Dominic, F. Cringoli, J, Harper, D. DiPonzio, D Walworth , Q 5 rs l R i . 4.8 TRACK J. Lowell, Coach A. Skinner H. Jung J. Giraytys C. Hull F. Contestible J. Piccarreto B. Hoepfl, Mgr. P. Biocca F. Cuomo W. Larkin H. Pearse B. Barclay F. Stevens P. Baccaro N. Acciaio V. Veltre A. de Castro G. Vito H. Muktarian T. Formicola Year by year, do not fear, we're getting better and better! Watch our 1949-ers this year, and the 50-ers too. Last yecir's team made a very creditable showing in its tirst season under Coach Lowell. Spirit was fine and the turn-out was big enough to till all events. Outstanding performers were: T. Formicola, A. diCastro, F. Stevens, G. Vito, T. Lioy. fx J r V! ffkl fish it x 5 1 ' 9' X L M. A F X What a season that was! Blessed with the golden arm of Johnny Antonelli, Jett's diamond aggregation breezed thru a very happy season-highlighted by the West game at the Red Wing Stadium in which Billy Allen and Johnny battled it out and we came out iust too short. Oodles of orchids to Johnny for his stellar mound performances--studded with several no hitters. Nice going fellows! BASEBALL R. Leonardo C. Trotto J. Giardino G. Pietrantoni J. Antonelli K. Walworth A. Russo G. Scott C. Russo C. Zecchino R. LaMonica G. DeLucia R. Querciu Coach C. O'Brien J. Clementi F. Trotto L. Cuifo J. Leva 1 H6951 1 Q P, , M' 'gf ,K -' f , ' 'S 'f '-X -wgp Q.-y, 3, 1-'ffi,: f V W' W 4 . ' is K .ls fr M 'Ha A - ,Q. 4? f. X,'.+ Q ,. ,Av ,rf . 2 rf-fy N t 4 .., , , , ,M . 3. . 1. 1 Q , an ,N . A X .W I A -T N Orig., 5 . 'Egg-ag '.T, , '- Q' S4 w 'k. . 1 , ,N V i. W MAH EN 9 ,.. Q. ATI ,., ., A ,. , , b, i 5.3, A . Q Y gl 'difyf' VY' in 1' :I gif? 1' 14 1 Wa 4 i f 1 ' 8 -: ' s M Q 'K 3 V is tj . ,. Q 63 5 T5 ,iw i . p x? ih, -x V- W sf 2 3 .gy A' k .PL .T qiyyg A -A 1- Q ,Q 0 W., . A 6. K as A ,,. WA . I ' Q M ,ff 'fik-Q' wx Zx. N ','h , -, ia 9' nl ' I W. k, . 3 H ' A , . 55-gy E- x id-X,.mQfkg Af.. , R sm -Q, in A In V i us., Y M U ' N K' X ' fm ,e , v , , ' -.pf ,.,,1 sz ,5' fx wf- rfHff- rw-,. W, . ' A f .. XM - an , 3' sur 'f w:,f2, V , ' F H .N , ,Q X 4 K 'Wfvfl' ya W W ,I xy y Q 1 Mm. 5 A' ' : 'r gy 1 - M N 'L ,Y x 1 -' 2 Y x ' A 2 V' x 4 Q t . A Q Q , .. A t x :P b Av 'J If A ' Y . 1 1 W, . M 'F Q 5 gm 3 I fig- . 'I' i 1 it 1 yi' Q 55 I K 1 A X , X I Q5 'V Q 1 M Q fl I 1- L gf - - J Qt ' E 4 Zll Q C G 'K 'X K V' 4,3 --Q 1'- 5 0 HIT PIN BASEBALL I . 423215 ,, il Lira ll I I' M ' . 5' FJ'-xi 5 .ar ' is . -up n ,, if . r ,v ., ' ,f-Q: is .. wi! ' ww' A Y l ,wa BASKETBALL CLUB B. Wilson, M. Williams, I. Reilano, A. Sciarratla, A. Brink, N. Cc- ruso, G. Solsedo, A. While, J. Pizzo, S. Brown, L. Caselli M. Colaiace, S. Tiebe, D. lester, G. Guyette, J. Kaiser, D. Toland, N. Pezzulo, M. J. TiHany, J. Wrobl- weski, B. Conway A. Covallo, J. DiGennaro, A. Scott, L. DeFeo, C. DiMartino, G. Mull- larian, N. Smith, M. Vito, R. Mentesano J. Pelusio, L. Polozzi, M. Celenlo, D, DeCillis, I.. Mofrell, J. Proven- zano, M. Lutz, C. Loncheur 56 VOLLEY BALL 1 i,J Q F. Caselli, L. Caselli, J. Ansin, J. Kaiser, M. Williams, B. Conway M. Celento, R. Mentesano, A. White, N. Smith, J. Pizzo, N. Pezzulo, A. Scott J. Pelusio, M. J. Tiffany, S. Marshall, G, Muktarian, D. Tolond, E. Ambrosi GIRLS' ATHLETIC COUNCIL The aims of the Girls' Athletic Council are to promote good sportsmanship and to cultivate an interest in sports. This year, under the able guide ance of Miss Blizard, the council has once again achieved its goal. To become a member of the club, o girl must be elected by a majority vote of the club members. D. Saurini, B. Wilson, S. Brown, J. DiGennaro L. Henry, M. Cockburn, J. Stauber, J. Wroblweski, R. Pike F. Adam, L. Brasile, M. Stavalone, L. Smith, S. Packard B. Conway, M. Salerno, M. Vito, M. Lutz, D. DeCillis 57 BOOKSTORE The bookstore is run solely for the purpose of selling school supplies to the pupils of Jefiferson High. Under the supervision of Mr. Joseph Reed, the store has become one of the musts of our daily life. LUNCHROOM The cross-roads for the student body at the lunch hour-A friendly chat with pals-maybe a dance--maybe a game of ping-pong-A Mecca for good food and sociability. 58 M. Stavalone, N. Smith, J. Giraytys LIBRARY The library is of great value to all who use it wisely. It is here that we find ideas, obtain information, enrich our experiences, and equip ourselves to be better citizens. To accomplish these purposes the li- brary purchases good wholesome books, encourages extensive reading, and helps with individual problems. To promote pupil enioyment of the li- brary facilities, class instruction is given on the use of the library and of current material. Through helping in the library before and after school and during study periods, many pupils not only spend pleasant hours but learn the tech- nique of library organization. YPA? J.H.S QNWAJL CARL TACCI MARY JANE RUSSO MR. SWIFT - PRINCIPAL FAREWELL iplomas in hand we gaze into the misty future. For this moment we have waited, dreamed, and worked so long that it still seems a desire unfulfilled. We stand bewildered as we look before us into this complex world, unsympathetic, perhaps, and harsh in its iudgments. On Our Way -ambition takes many forms, to some it is higher learning, to others the thrill ofthe business world and a career, to others a home filled with contentment and happiness. We wait uncertainly but hopefully, and after gradu- ation still remains a question. 4 The class of 1949, with happiness and anticipation, now reluctantly departs from Jefferson High School. The year is finished. The Senior Ball is over. All ofthe hard work is done. The feeling of regret is still with us, but it is tempered by the expectation ot new work and life ahead. On Our Way School days are over. The class of l949 is leaving these halls. To all of them, goodbye, good luck and remember. OUTSTANDING SENIORS By combining industry with intelligence, two Jefilersonians have earned special honor. Each has been attracted not only to studies but also to extra-curricular activities. Their attainments have been both social and scholastic. They have been prominent among their classmates in scholarship, leadership, service, and character. May they continue their good work with equal success in the greater game of life. SHIRLEY MARSHALL CARL TACCI 61 QCA TQ if f 4 X QW -rx Q,-'U' V S5 fix - A , Ka X ' M.,,. fin ' -wuz. Lx, 3, ff' T, LN 'x X ' f' I K, ,4 ,. 62 QUEEN FOR A DAY, LISA AMORESE 56 P. -him K x ik . if ,151 'Mi , . ,xl sENloR Pnorvi ' Mr. Swift L. Amorese C. Nacca E. Ambrosi L. DiSarra V. DiNuzzi V. Kitzel E. Brendel V. Veltre Social functions which will always be remembered. A broadening influence in our school life is the progressive development of social experience through the poise and self-assurance acquired in the contacts with other students and with the members of the faculty. l l l SENIOR BANQUET .l. Cantisa no R. Quercia Mr. Swift F. Marcella S. Hosmer H. Castello M. Anderson K. Altpeter G. Scott C. Dovidio SPONSORS Jane Gallagher Lester Kelley The inspiration, encouragement, and constant helpfulness of our class sponsors have spurred us forward to this, not the end, but the Commencement. 64 After School Meet At AUS HOTS - HAMBURGS Italian Sausage - Giant Jumbos Corner Bless St. and Saratoga Ave. Compliments of Compliments 0, sure - ALLEN Jewelry Shop Vlncelll Brothers, Inc. Commclms 188 State Street 407 shefmon si. Glen. 5555 C0 'P'f 'e 'f of Sunrlse Baking Company 448 Lyell Avenue Special Pies and Cakes Made to Order Glenwood 2845 Compliments ol Peak Super Market 155 Otis Street Compliments of H. C. Pommerening 8. Son 1086 Lyell Avenue - Glen. 3110 Hardware-Paints-Electrical Appliances Paul CavaIIo's Meat Market 8. Grocery 298 Smith Street Main 1045-W Compliment: of Spencer Sweet Shoppe Corner Saratoga Ave. and Spencer St. Established 1931 Glen. 5560 Compliments ol CAPURSO'S GROCERY 8. MEAT MARKET 35 Otis Street Glen. 7302 We Deliver Lathing - Plastering Ornamental Plastering Acoustical Work Rochester Plastering Company, Inc. Genesee 1357 508 Glide Street Monroe 5157-J Rochester 6, New York Compliments of .leHerson's Book Store Open Before and After School Room 324 Compliments of BETA HI-Y When You Buy Your Next Television, Radio, Phonograph Combination, Refrigerator, Freezer, or Air-Conditioner Make Sure You Buy The Best BUY PHILCO BEAUCAIRE, INCORPORATED Leading Appliance Distributors V , ..,, r Compliments of .Iohnny's Liquor Store Free Delivery 246 Smllh SVN' Main 4156 Lake Ave and Lyell Ave. Open 9 A.M. to 10 P.M. Daily 9 A.M. to 11 P.M. Saturdays Compliments ol .lan-Lee BEAUTY SHOPPE 109 Saratoga Avenue Glenwood 0264 For Head Colds or Sinus Dry Cleaning Ladies Tailors Use ORl.EN'S Mald's Nose Spray for Mens' and Boys' Trousers 580 Lake Avenue Glenwood 517 Results Guaranteed or Money Back Sold At All Drug Stores CHAMPION Headquarters for the Best Speaker's in W Sportswear and Equipment Furniture Co. nuker 2420 Champion Athletic and Sportswear Co., Inc. 71 St. Paul Street Rochester, N. Y. Main 8738 Distributors of Kalamazoo Products Baker 0438 ' Custom Built Living Room Suites 524-532 State Street, Rochester 4, N. Y. Genesee Launderers In Dry Cleaners C0 'P'i 't a Linen, Towel and Coat Supply Blasettl Specialty Shop Rental Service 531 State Street LOcust 898l 89 Jay Street Compliments of Pick.Up Delivery P- M- Personal Cleaners Watch Repair gud Tux Shop 447 Lyell Avenue Glenwood 0568 Ralph Powers Patrick Martone Delicacy in Handling Every Watch i 8 FRANKLIN STREET Compliments ol NA'l'HAN'S Rochester's East Side Department Store 499 N. Goodman Street Open Every Evening State Cleaners 8. Tux Shop Custom Tailors - Formal Attire 489 State Street Rochester, N. Y. FISHER HOTEL Famous For Fine Foods 406 Lyell Avenue Glenwood 3l48 ROMANO'S Pastry Sweet Shoppe Italian and French Pastries 23-25 Jay Street Rochester 6, N. Y. Compliments of KAPPA TRI-Y Bakery Delight Complete Line of Baked Goods I4 Santee Street Glenwood 1837 Compliments of Frank's Orthopedic Shoe Service Michael Folben 510 Lyell Avenue Rochester, N. Y. Cusmm Ladies -I-uno, Present Building Sandy's .lewelers Watch Repairing DIAMONDS-WATCHES--JEWELRY 423 Lyell Avenue Anthony Santillo, Proprietor Frances Flower Shop Flowers For All Occasions Frances V. Robert, Prop. 463 Lyell Avenue Glenwood 0729 HAmilton 8475 Room 412 Compliments COlAY'S MARKET 495 Lyell Ave. 1515 Lyell Ave Rochester, New York Compliments ot Avery Bowling Center Lou Morinelli, Mgr. Compliments ol THE SARATOGA PHARMACY MR. and MRS. A. BIANCHI of 92 I1 A . h , . 1 Lye ve Roc ester N Y EMERSON GROCERY 122 Emerson Street Rochester, N. Y. C l' ons sno: nznm ompoL 'e 's A1 Coglitore, Prop. Oxford Bowling Alloy Where Junior Bowlers Meet 122 Otis Street Glenwood 1248-J 406 NA Climon Ave. Main 8095 DEIGEL JEWELERS Compliments oi a DIAMONDS-WATCHES--JEWELRY Friend 432 Lyell Avenue Glenwood 0607 Compliments Compliments of of JEFF ALPHA HI-Y Gllettes Sororlty Compliments of Tony lell And Hls Orchestra .lOY'S PHARMACY Prescription Pharmacists 1108 Lyell Avenue Rochester, N. Y. Compliments Swltxer Sunoco Service Station Batteries- Tires 286 Lyell Avenue Glenwood 7446 Gruttadaurlo Pastry Shop Italian and French Pastry 19 Joy Street Boker 7181 Compliments of LAKE FLOIIST 882 lay Street Rochester, N. Y. Best Wishes The Emulso Corporotlon 210 Lyell Avenue Glenwood 6260 Compliments Best Wishes of AI M I . Joseph Loco, Custom Tallor 'man own' M GI d 4422 I I: A Main 2249 II4 si. Paul sweet 'Moo 50 In e Venue PROJANSKY Compliments of U Furriers and Tailors to Gentlewomen FRIEND 39 East Avenue Rochester 4, N. Y. Compliments ol ANDREANO GROCERY Meats and Cold Cuts Corner of Platt St. and Oak St. Delconto and Mauro Fuel Service Glenwood 2804 Genesee 2723-W Best Wishes lolph's Amoco Servlee Mary's llnon Shop General Dry Goods 371 Smith Street Glenwood 7334 585 Lyell Avenue Main 1530 Rochenerl N. Y- Compliments gf Compliments of a Remington Grlll FRIEND 333 Platt Street Rochester 6, N. Y. VICK'S EGG MARKET 803 Dewey Avenue GROCERIES-MEATS-DELICATESSEN Monroe Shirt Laundry Finest Shirt in Town 442 Lyell Avenue Phone Glen. 2328 For the Best in Fine Foods FllANK'S MARKET 445 Lyell Avenue Compliments of PALERMO GIIOCERY Italian Foods Our Specialty 6I0 Plymouth Ave. Main 4229 HOME EQUIPMENT CO. 673 Lexington Avenue Glenwood 5087 Rochester I3, New York Best Wishes Specialty - Musical Instruments ANDREW CICIOTTI 279 Smith St. HAmiIton 8365 loIo's C I' Theatre Restaurant ompogmems Chris' Beauty Salon 547 57079 SVN' We Specialize in Permanent Waves pmpsi l239 Lyell Avenue Johnny and Tony Bolo Glenwood 2268 Rochester, N. Y. l Movies Every Mon., Tues. and Wed. Trio Friday and Saturday Main 8059 Rochester, N. Y. l ti Ferrara Plumbing 8. 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