Jefferson High School - Statesman Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1950 volume:

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PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1950-JEFFERSON HIGH SCHOOL-ROCHESTER, N.Y. l -lull, v 'v hdarx -y Walls thy h-'lilo lvedhalls .- praises still Ihgg clealq Q O hail to thee d6arJelYGr-Son, vu, Ollr hearts our thoughts, are true,- Lu thee: This Solemn vow is given nokg G, gg: that Ilhger here A pledge of love to you, vuund WM loyal,-K Though fate may draw us tar away 7 U hall to thee, onrjeger-son, AW other lilltlfs CHIL 4 771:19 joyful lay now hear: Tbvlfhehdshlbs 8alh6d Will be retained 0 f 'Wthiu thy W-ills, thy halloweahalla To bm and Old Us all Tl' our nfai-'Hrs Still hue clqq , O hail to thee d Jay n, , JA MA TER Og, ,Rm ou, nff,'ug,,,f2sfe ,,,,e,. ALMA MA me 63 hill. 'ta ourfetiefsnq 77118 Solemn vow is given hong . 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Are bound with loyalty hmfigamef W' 'Framed n 0 hailto thee ourjehfersoh, bo' Us al' 771i-'ifvyful lay now he-f 'Wthin thy watu Our nra 'N IA TER Jehe 11. y to M30 6 K . i I 6 it ri' Q -13 as TQ E COM TO YET ARE NGS ATER TBI HGRE tl e me ' 1 hav thfo de-S that here . fa art of all . an arch W se margln rn a p ce ls 1d who ' ii I 9- eriefl I Wor ' ,, Yet all exp untravell d n I move' that Whe ES Gleams d for ever HIS ULYSS n O ver a ennys FOI' e m T fro 2 i IC TloN -T is -.ig O 1 X N fr, jfixidy C? C ' . ' y 1, C- o PAREN uf J. fe C- 'ff' A ji if :S 'Xb W! 'V ' E' ? .df L M7 , C' xt Titian -Qgf QQ tilt im M f ' u 1 ' I V The las of 1950 affectionately dedicates this yearbook to the parents of Q-fx all the boys and girls who have ever attended Jefferson High School. We 5 ,V forgive them now the strong hand that directed us toward school for four, long years. We overlook the stern word that sometimes took the teacher's 3 .f g part against us. We forget the battle of the books as it was waged at home. C1-'GLX For we are beginning to understand what they knew all along - that educa- ' ff tion is worth working for and worth cherishing - a key to open many doors, ' Lf a bulwark of our democracy. APB t t 0 , .V i , I A 6 , f Lf' y g S. C7 I The democratic way says: This child is capable of becoming a person. ' a y +15 T17 lf we provide opportunities, he will come to care for and to prize some of 'ry 2- the objects and activities with which he is surrounded, and he will learn to rw 47 7 . act with the purpose of securing more of whatever he comes to care about. jd , , I He will try to make of his country the kind of place in which he wants to A live, and in which he wants his friends and neighbors to live. He will learn to make himself count in the creation of the values that direct our society, and in so doing he will become the person that he alone is capable of be- coming. The home, the school, the church, industry, even the state itself- can justify their existence only by the contribution they are able to make to the continuous development of this child, and others like him, into purpose- ful, self-directing people. luv . 1 T212 1,7 ,U A NX We 5 Qi ' ,J ggvl ,275 22159, g, ,W v .Lydia Xftf W . fy C MR. SWIFT-PRINCIPAL WE, the seniors of 1950, wish to express our deepest appreciation to you, Mr. Swift, for all the interest you have evidenced toward us, not only as a class but also as individuals. Through your guidance, reluctantly accepted at times, We have met the problems of high school and have solved them successfully so that we are ready to cope with whatever the future offers. The class of 1950 will never forget your deep concern about our welfare, your wise counsel, and your untiring inspiration. 1 You have praised our successes, sympathized with our failures, you have stimulated us to greater efforts. You have made us realize that at the end of our high school life we need to be ready for the Greater Things Yet To Come. 4 ADMINISTRATION CW .1 O the Administrators go the Seniors' deepest thanks for all your helpful guidance. MARGUERITE B. SHE LMADINE LORETTA MCCARTY Girls' Advisor F 1 Vice Principal WALTER SAXE Boys' Advisor J.H.S. 1950 RAYMOND BRICE Head of Health Education PAUL WELTON Head of Mathematics and Science 5 men free. COUNSE LORS M. Suter, J. Lowell, H. Ikeler, A. B. Swift, M. Shelmadine, L. McCarty, L. Kelly TH E FAC U LTY cWE, the class of 1950 present the Faculty, teachers of our democratic creed, The Truth shall make They are our leaders in thought and action. They are our guides in seeking the truth, our instruc tors in the varied ways of the world, and our friends. We thank you. , . ., .J M ENGLISH Flanagan Helen Hutchinson, Alice Kelley, Lester Kelly, Edna Kummer, Teresa QMrs.D McNall, Mary QMrs.J Miceli, Johanna Rodney, Martina QMrs.J Suter, Margaret CMrs.D ENG LISH- LATIN Brown, Elizabeth Mitchell, Maude COMMERCIAL Cazeau, Genevieve Murphy, Lucy Philley, Mildred Schaich, Edna Smith, Frances CMrs.D COMMERCIAL-VOC. Murphy, Lucy Schaich, Edna Swart, Lloyd ITALIAN Pitoni Lena QMrs MATHEMATICS Bullock, Ruth Collier, Ethel C rs.J Gridley, Lucia Hassett, Alice Paris, Stephen Smith, Edward Welton, Paul SOCIAL STUDIES Collier, Ethel QMrs.D Flanagan, Helen Francis, Beverly CM Kelley, Lester Kelly, Edna Lowell, Julian Martin, Janes Miceli, Johanna Pitoni, Lena QMrs.D SCIENCE Beegle, Claude Bullock, Ruth Illig, Rudolph Ordway, Mary CMrs. Reed, Joseph Welton, Paul ART V Schreib, Esther MUSIC Peterson, Rodney Ray, Aura QMrs.D Truitt, Austin rs .J HEALTH EDUCATION Blizard, Letah Brice, L. R. Burritt, Elsie QMrs.J Fauth, Paul Gaffney, Kathryn Webster, Arthur Rodney, Martina CMrs.J LIBRARY Suter, Margaret CMrs.D Furlong, Sadie Sciarratta, Josephine COUNSELING Kelley, Lester Lowell, Julian J Suter, Margaret CMrs HOME ECONOMICS Cazeau, Genevieve Cole, Jessie Sawers, Marie Strobel, Charlotte Bailey, L. QMrs.J McCabe, M. PRACTICAL ARTS Bruce, LeRoy Deal, John Harman, Orange Joerger, Casper Neff, Arthur CShop Supervisorj Smith, Edward Tompkins, Kenneth Meulendyke, Elmer .J SPECIAL Ikeler, Helen CMrs.D Lovell, Catherine McCabe, Mary The one McCarty, Loretta and only Saxe, Walter Mac PRACTICAL NURSING Dill, Isabel Dunleavy, Alyce Kellogg, Laura Zwickel, Irene CMrs.D RADIO COMMUNICATIONS Bloom, Frank Simpson, Joseph VETERANS' UNIT Fotch, Walter Gaissert, Mary QMrs.J Gallagher, Jane Humphrey, Ingraham Kirchoff, Donals Rusk, Anita Swart, Lloyd Weber, George AUDITORIUM Seibold, Pauline LMrs.J FACULTY TEA C WE seniors certainly do appreciate the as- sistance that we receive from our friends in the office. We extend our sincerest grati- tude to them for helping to conduct us through our many difficulties. FACULTY FAREWE LL Our seniors all, the hour is near, When you must leave our halls, Far forth to go to other fields, To answer duty's calls, Perhaps to graze in learning's fields, Perhaps on life's hard plain, To learn at once in early youth, Its pleasures and its pain. For five short years you've been with us, Your knowledge to increase, Are passing out to other scenes Of mingled storm and peace. Our prayer for you is that you may Be strengthened for your work, And may you never tempted be, Unpleasant tasks to shirk. From day to day just do your task, With heart and mind in tune, With life's real service tune of LOVE, To vain discords immune. Then with success in your careers, Above all thoughts of pelf Will come the ringing virile truth, Of SERVICE ABOVE SELF. Our only hope is that we may, Have given you some aid, In building up one high ideal Of duty ne'er to fade. And thru the future years that come, .lust think of our last plea, Do well, 'work hard, not selfishly, And your reward will see. And here's a hand, our trusty friends, And gie's a hand o' thine. We'll take a cup of kindness yet, for Auld Lang Syne. For auld lang syne, our friends, For auld lang syne, We'll take a cup of kindness yet, For auld lang syne. PRACTICAL NURSING PATRONS AND PATRONESSES Mr. Sz Mrs. Allen C. Bailey Mr. 8a Mrs. Frank Berardicurti Mr. Sz Mrs. A. Bianchi Miss Elizabeth M. Brown Miss. Genevieve Cazeau Mr. Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr. Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Sn Mrs. Zin Mrs. liz Mrs. Sz Mrs. 8a Mrs. Sn Mrs. SL Mrs. Sn Mrs. SL Mrs. liz Mrs. Sz Mrs. Michael Corritore Joseph DeRosa N. DiDornenico Louis Emanuele Bernard Gizzi Arthur Gundrum James Hartley Paul Hincher Frank Imbro Arthur Kaiser Stewart Knell Mrs. Louis Larkin Sz Mrs. Dominic Lippa Sa Mrs. Sam Lonobile Julian Lowell Jerry E. Mackwood Miss Loretta McCarty gl Mrs. Joseph McElhaney Sn Mrs. Edwin J. Meritt SL Mrs. Fred B. Morgan Stephen Paris gb Mrs. 8a Mrs. 85 Mrs. 85 Mrs. Sz Mrs. J. Petralia P. Petrillo Charles Pettrone Dominick Pitoni John Ray Miss Eleanor Ratcliffe Mr. Sz Mrs. Joseph Reed Mr. Sz Mrs. J. Reitano Mrs. Josephine Sciaretta Miss Marguerite Shelmadine Mr. Sa Mrs. Frank Simeone Mr. Sn Mrs. T. R. Silvio Mrs. F. Smith Miss Joan E. Stauber Mr. Zin Mrs. Sidney H. Stauber Mr. Zin Mrs. Arnold B. Swift 15535 P. G. CLASS SK. MMVI? A fd ,iff J H . . S .1 ll L 5' W J lv , .1 ' ' ' jk' Jew A W MM ffffn C jk Af ' fffvljl-1 pit AMX ,f , 54!4!LM f. fqfjfv 'Ml' Q , fff 'nj W, X f4ff4fV ..f, tk! I GL pf!-'X LL! J 1, f6f lN , , xiwlxf 1,,,5i,I'v' T 1, J, ee X035 I NICHOLAS ACCIAIO 7 Lorimer St. Nick can sprint like a meek, frightened rabbit, To the boys on the track team it becomes quite a habit. Track - Cross Country , , Xxx'x0xx A ky Mxxxr K' y,I X 1 X 2' JOSEPHINE BORRELL1 405 Verona St. Although she appears to be very shy, There's a gleam of mischief in her eye. Choir - Home Room Activities 9 i Full of fun, carefree and gay She s tops when it comes to work or play Kappa Tri Y Jeff Journal A quiet fellow lways on the go John s a per on you d like to know , , Basketball Stage Crew CHARLES CANNIOTO 1393 Emerson St. Chuck, our boy, is sure to win Everyone enjoys his handsome grin. Gym Activities - Home Room Activities NORMA CICCARELLI 3635 Lake Ave. Does she worry, does she care She's got brains enough to spare. Florentine - Executive Council if i CAPEZZUTO 15 Rogers Ave. Our is quiet and so Just to know her is a treat. National Honor Society - Sec retary of Student Association FILOMENA CASELLI 1154 Jay St. A fine athlete, having every test, She really out among the best, Athletic Council t ' NTOINETTE CAVALLO 298 Smith St. Here's a girl that's hard to beat, Here's a friend you'll want to keep, Jeff Journal - Athletic Council VINCENT CIRIELLO 154 Spencer St. Vince is always at his best When deep in his diversion -- rest, Football - Craft Guild A . ti we K t .tw AS Jw X , 424 Xi P' 32939 Q 5 , X i LA Bliley A 4 4, if Q, gi in 1 1 Q hi Fc N5 A tr 3 T 3 W its if 9 X , ts -.. Q- G, , k.,,, , i..,. , 1. V.. JOHN A regular fell CAPIZZI ow that's all we 372 Murray St. ill can say, For Jo 's the same fffjgf NORJVLA from day to day. Florentine - ganking Repre- I 47, ANTONIO DE CASTRO 226 Avery St. A boy most likely to succeed Upon that fact we've all agreed. National Honor Society - Standard Bearer 0 4 FRANK CIBELLA 226 Hawley St. Full of fun, rather small That's our Frank, friend to all. Traffic Squad Captain - Floren- tine CIRULLI 184 Oak St. Brown eyes, brown hair, pert little nose , She 'll find success, wherever she goes. Florentine - Delta Tri-Y THOMAS CARIO 850 Glide St. A fellow from whom it's hard to part, After his acquaintance you once start. Soccer - Basketball ANGELO COMETA 171 Canton St. With boots and sombrero a cowboy is he, From four years in high school he soon hopes to be free. Yearbook Staff - Senior Class Council ?T Yif L QQ- Y ,' 'J . u, Q? 3'?121Vf , wg df. DOLORES COMETA 237 Saratoga Ave. A nicer g'lrl has never been found, The bell of success for her will sound Choir - Yearbook Staff BETTE CONWAY LOUISE CORRITORE S8 U2 Warner St. 972 N. Plymouth Ave. Bette is a nice looking blonde Simple of manner, lover of fun One of whom we're very fond. Many good qualities rolled in- Kappa Tri-Y - Yearbook Staff to one. ROSE D'AMBROS1A 187 Parkway Lively, charming, and so sweet, One you're never sorry to meet. Florentine - Yearbook Staff ...iff iq SUSAN DE B E 42 Bloss St. Secretary Senior Class - Kappa Tri-Y MARY DAVID MARIE CUMBO BO Erie St. Never a worry, always a smile, ready for work, ever in style. Delta Tri-Y - Ticket Seller 109 Robin St Mary, with her winning smile, Will in life go many a mile. Delta Tri-Y - Yearbook Staff J DEL CONTE 95 Jones Ave. Pictures he is alwayssnapping Happy and gay the live l When there' work he's never day, That's why every napping. goes her way. Photographe e book - , , Kappa Tri-Y - Floren ne ual ' e , V . I MAL K Q A .ft MAR o A A NICHOLAS Ui , l ' , us St. J g 108 Lyell J I DOMENICO MARYQZP DLA e hap 3 y g od game this boy can ro 21 Montrose St. Iilrgn es Ave. lo , en Ma ' op the team, he sure can Here's a guy that's lots of fun Kind and lpful, efficient too n q go 5 g., owl. Studious, courteous, all in one. In all that she is asked to do. rbook f - Al f i Football - Bowling Band - Florentine Alpha Tri-Y - YearboohvSIdif 1-, . I mgtsz' , ' ' ' ' J . .L K: AA f 3 .fl ini I f '-If V . ng ... if xy-Aw Y a K L sw 'TQ X ,nf -' sf, ' 'Mit' - .. A ' . I . I 11 do H1151 L- if if SALVATORE DI NITTO MURIEL DION DOMINIC DI PONZIO NICHOLAS DI PONZIO 356 McNaughton St. 55 Minnesota St. 51 Saratoga Ave. 209 Saratoga Ave. We think our Sal is quite a guy A pretty brunette, we like her Tho' you travel all over the In class and sports he makes Even though he's rather shy. style, For She'S always Wear' map, You'll never find a nicer a hit, To add more fun, he Florentine - Cross Country irlq A great big Smile. chap. does his bit. Kappa Tri-Y - H0me ROOYII Wrestling - Soccer Football - Jeff Singers Activities fx I ' f:ba tx'x 1 A Mx V. Qt. DANIEL DI TUCCI 15: JOHANNA DODERER 234 Parkway A 219 Catskill St. Dan has merits both in and out Pretty eyes, daring smile, He's a swell fellow without a Yes, she's been here all the doubt. while. Basketball - Florentine Gym Activities - Home Room . Activities ELEANOR DUEMMEL ANGELA EMANUELE 962 Glide St. 65 Warner St. Her work deserves merit Sweet, quiet, demure Her diamond's almost a carat. A peach - you can be sure. Jeff Singers - Yearbook Staff Florentine - Yearbook Staff H ,YN ,vb , X ' 'W-.W Wx, ,J-JN 'gi t .QV xx if WQ' XA x , V -h .,. s. . I ,1- 2 . v 'X X f GEORGE ESTERLY LEROY FENTON LOUIS FoLL.Aco -N ' JosE1Z1x,FRAT1!jf 578 Lyell Ave. 392 McNaughton St. 53 Saratoga Ave. ' 2, rgen SLN, J Never gloomy, never quiet Though Leroy has been here We seniors never will repent X . ck o s feet every' game That's our George. What a all the while, We still enjoy Electlng Louie President. X I-ie d to Jeffersbnls rtotl his winning smile. President Senior Class - Ex- qu - atlilgc fame.t - Yearbook Staff - Track Team Band - Visual Aide ecutive Council fx Y-1 Wrestling.- CARME LLA GAUDINO 55 Saratoga Ave. For Jeffersonians it was a lucky day, When Carmella came our way. Home Room Activities - Gym Activities MICHEAL GENTILCORE 264 Oak St. Mike hasn't a single foe And he is truly nice to know. Soccer - Home Room Activi- ties JOSEPHINE GIANNI 206 Saratoga Ave. A personality that binds you fast, And holds you till the tires We hope he gains what very last. he desires Craft Guild - Kappa Tri-Y Track Visual Aide ANTOINETTE GIZZI 78 McNa.ughton St. She's neither shy nor cold Only very self -controlled. Florentine - Office Messenger SAM GRASSO 1800 Lyell Ave. If you want to laugh or shout Go to Sam, he'll help you out. Florentine - Banking Repre- sentative RAYMOND GUENTNER 144 McNaughton St. His quietness is like a dream That shines - and ever faith- ful beam. Soccer - Student Forum BETTY LOU GRAUPMAN 65 Emerson St. Betty is a pretty little lass Always the pride of every class. Choir - Kappa Tri-Y PATRJ We all ,v rw Q -' I1 ..1,: I WILLIAM GROSS 507 Emerson St. Gross by the million, gross by the pound, But another Gross like Bill could never be found. Basketball - Gym Activities JEANETTE HARTLEY l Leader St. Quiet, shy, but mighty nice That at a glance you can easi- ly sight. Home Room Activities - Gym Activities ...W ,K A -.1 5,1 f .T EAN IMBRO 189 Rohr St. Though she's pretty, she's not vain, .Tean's a lady that is plain. Yearbook Staff -Home Room Activities .T EAN KAISER 234 Emerson St. Jeannie works while others play, She'll be a swell work- er some day. Forum - Girls' Athletic Council ROBERT LA MONICA 57 Otis St. Bob is friendly and full of fun Always Willing when work's to be done. Football - Baseball Joe is han is tall Joe is like Vice President Class - MARIAN KRECKMAN 56 Dakota St. Our Marian is one of the best in class, She's witty and pretty, this vivacious lass. Yearbook Staff - Senior Choir HERMAN KUMPF 508 Glide St, He's got brains, he's got pep I-le's got vitality in his step. Cross Country - Track WILLIAM LARKIN 401 Lexington Ave. ln football and track this lad's a hot number, On the dance floor, however, he's a seven day wonder. Football - Track LAWRENCE LIPPA 26 Erie St. Never sad, knows no sorrow Thinks of today, not tomorrow. Baseball Football - Baseball SUSAN LONOBILE LOUIS LIPPA ELAINE LOMBARDO ANGIE LOMONDO 675 Lake Ave, 476 Lyeu Ave, 3 Byers Court 687 Emerson St. Our little senior is not very Louie is helpful and very kind A nicer person would be hard to find. Student Forum - Yearbook Staff 0 A quiet girl but you can bet She is one we'll never forget. Singers - Yearbook -511-?:f5 t . - - H wit, she X it K 2.4, , tall, Unless you look hard, you can't see her at all. Jefferson Singers - Yearbook Staff LOIS LA PINE 212 Lombard St. Though she's been with us only a year, We're awfully glad that she was here. Home Room Activities - Gym Activities SHOMI5 235 Eyes of blue, and gleam, To every he is her dream. Wrestling - Soccer FRANK LUCCHESE 247 Saratoga Ave. Dipping ice cream is Frank's vocation, Flirting with girls, his recreation, Wrestling - Alpha Hi-Y kt.. ROBERT MARSHALL H5 Rogers Ave. This boy is full of pep and fun He makes a hit with everyone. Soccer- Wrestling RICHARD MAGOFFIN 436 Lombard St. Dick is quiet and very retiring A boy we cannot help admiring. Home Room Activities - Gym Activities RICHARD MALONE 25 Oak St. This lad, we know, is a very good bet, l-Ie studies like mad, good marks to get. Football - Baseball EVELYN McGOVERN 40 Delmar St, Her charming manner and quiet ways, Make her a friend we all do praise. Banking Representative - Yearbook Staff DOLORES MAGRISI 1179 Jay st. When waves of laughter reach your ear, You're sure to know that Red is near. Jeff Singers - Inter High Choir ARTHUR MARRAPESE 7 Cliff St. This track man is so very fast, With eagle eye and toothy smile, he never comes in last. Basketball - Track DOLORES MERITT 9 Elsdon St. Dolores is sweet and not at all loud, Of her, we are surely proud, .Ieff Singers - Executive Coun- cil ir 4 1 v ll B To say mar rely L, Our ' 's witty and pre ty too. a Tri-Y - Ticket S MARILYN MORGAN 209 Manny st, Marilyn's voice is light and sweet, Her charming way just can't be beat. Jeff Singers - Inter-High Choir x ANrHoNY NASACA JANE NACCA NICK 968 N. Plymouth Ave. 4 X 300 Emerson St. 471 Emerson St. Muscles can wheel that lit- A winning smile, a gracious Dark SYSS, dark hail' tle blue coupe, No hands, no way, When Jane's around, And a sweet, charming air. feet, 11,51 lggp me loop. ydu're sure to stay. Home Room Activities - Gym Fggf-ball - 33514915311 Banking Representative - Activities Choir 1 I GERTRUDE NOAKES 679 N. Plymouth Ave. An office girl she hopes to be She'll get her wish 'tis plain to see. Choir - Home Room Activi- ties LEONA NORTHRUP 575 Lake Ave. A quiet gal, so good and true She'll always be a pal to you. Office Aide - Swimming . Mt In Jw it JOSEPH PALMA 65 Wetmore Pk, Of this lad, we're very proud For he knows how to draw a crowd. Football - Baseball CHESTER PALOZZI 212 Allen St. A little nonsense now and then E soccer - Yearbook Staff J loaf ,J ,..fjfN fp 'J -.Q I ' f ljgfiqrf--'uf.ff.f .f f J xc!! J Is relished by the best of men. 9 ,ff i EM' f DOLORES PALOZZI ffl 204 Spencer st. i.oRETTA PALOZZI ll Witty, pretty, sharp as a tack 212 Allen St. 1 I There's really nOT.hiI1Q mal- We think that we will never f ' she lacks. see, A gal of such activity. ' red-haired qy Jeff Banking Representative Yearbook Staff Banking Representative - Delta Tri-Y 7 .f niitsdf BERT NICOLINI 0 Isabelle St. '- kind of fellow you like to know, With lots of pep and plenty of Go. Soccer - Stage Crew 4 EDA PARRINELLO 594 Emerson St. Laughing, friendly, all the day She helps to keep our school that way. Senior Council - Jeff Journal RAY PARSONS 16 Granby St. This lad we know is very shy But all in all, he's a wonderful guy. Lunch Room Guard - Gym Activities LJ HOWARD PEARSE 13 Clarence Pk. History? Nol English? Nol Girls? Ohl Here I go. Soccer - Alpha Hi-Y JOSE PHINE PETRALIA No. 1 q ixlfrouri Singer! 'gli-Y ANNE PETRILLO PER LO she'1l Choir ANNE PLACENTINI 302 Brown St. Happy-go-lucky, entaliy keen, Best com ' atiorkxever Seen. f K Jeff Sin' er -Jeff ou a . Ji . Pi t th X' ' l 16 Cameron St. Jo is known to As a gal with personality plus. Choir - Yearbook Staff GEORGE PETTRONE 265 Murray St. Robert Taylor George is the handsomest we've ever had. Jeff Singers - Inter-High Choir N W N . f X X J ' jfq gif' xx, N all of us - Alan Ladd MARY LOU PIAZZA 834 Glide St. A cute little chick with a win- ning air, To Mary no one can compare. Jeff - Delta 374 Seyle Ter. Spic and span from head to toe She's our gal wherever she goes. Florentine - Craft Guild LOUIS PEZZU LO 79 Ambrose St. This lad is destined for fame Nookie, of course, is his name. Home Room Activities - Gym Activities ROBERTA LOU PIKE 980 Glide St. With titian hair and rolling eyes, This girl knows how to tantalize. Jeff Singers - Yearbook Staff 1 , . EUGENE 1'l7L9LLJl.l l-il Canton St. To be an artist is his aim ln this field he'll win acclaim. Craft Guild - Bet:-i Hi-Y :QQ 'Cf . in .5 .i:..,1,. ,ex K A aqui erm. '- I .- .rf -' -1. applause CHRISTINE POCCPHARE 292 Murray St, Never a hair out of place And always a smile on her face. Delta Tri'Y - Swimming MICHEAL RUSSELLO 36 Myrtle Hill Pk. His winning ways will ne'er refrain, From bringing him success and fame. Band - Orchestra a t , if 'I . . A is 7' W Hx '-A 3 'Wif ffl Al. '45 V 'TKOYY9 4 -' fa, iu,fkf71-I ' ' h154ii??375.?:iil? v- elm, , zwzazgf. - 4 W' ' 'glmtgki' V ' Q ,,., ' -' A , :' - fw-1'?fQ:e5i'4i3 if mf? 4 1 . 4 555 ' 'E' ' lx? , rs GEORGE POLVINO 371 Lake Ave. VIRGINIA POTTS K I 1520 Emerson St. king with a mighty QV' ff A girl of rather the quiet sort ccess he will , But in ambition she'll never acclai ,, fall short. Football -gwrestling Delta Tri-Y - Home Room Activities KATHERINE REINHART ANTHONY 53 Burrows St. 1419 Emerson St Joy she is forever sprinkling He has quite a Chee With eyes that are forever twinkling. Variety Show - Home Room Activities sition, To be happy is his worthy ambition. Wrestling - Variety Show '1 l QAM, i 1 L X 'N I vb-s N 1 X TTHEW RICOTTA 1- ' K 164 Emerson St, ROSALIE ROTOLU 1 1 'S oughts are many his 178 Warner St YN - w are few, An intelligent A combination found in few' la ', oyal and true. 1 S 'or Council - Jeff Singers Kappa Tri-Y - Florentine ut PAT RUSSO 232 Saratoga Ave. You might think he is rather MICHELENA SALERNO 15 Mayberry St. Helter, skelter, hurry, scurry shy, Till you see that glint in Chatting, laughing, never a his eye. worry. gm to Craft Guild - Beta Hi-Y Jeff Singers - Variety Show Yearbook That of brain and beauty too. AUDREY QUETCHENBACH 110 Campbell Pk. Her blond and very wavy hair Causes many girl envy and many a boy's sta Cashier - Va iet ow RY SA LMIN GERALD SANFORD 41 Myrtle St. Sometimes serious, some- times gay, But we all like him that way. Bowling - Football Manager .T EAN STAUBER 165 Maltby St. Always smiling, always gay Spreading joy along the way. Jeff Singers - Social Chair- man Senior Class KFIJAZ P-W' 4 RUSSELL SANGUEDOLCE l33 Saratoga Ave. We should give a great big hand, To Russ and his sax in any band. Band - Orchestra ANTHONY SILVIO 248 McNaughton St, A finer lad you could not find He's lovable, helpful, and SO kind. Senior Council - Yearbook Staff ROBERT SNYDER 108 Sterling St. He's a twin, we all agree This is Bob, 'tis plain to see. Home Room Activities - Gym Activities LAWRENCE STAVALONE 714 Plymouth Ave. This is not just another rumor He is known for wit and humor Football - Baseball JOHN SHARPE '71 U2 Joiner St. Tall and sassy, full of pep Such a nice guy, very hep. Basketball - Stage Crew SIMEONE is she Editor Jeff JOSEPH SORCE 96 Glide St. .Toe's the guy with that school girl complexion, He emotes, he operates with easy reflec- tion. Yearbook Staff - Wrestling HELEN STEFANO 506 Emerson St. Neat, sweet, plenty all reet Right on the beam and can't be beat. Home Room Activities - Gym Activities stay with- WILLIAM SHEEN 466 Emerson St. Willie may seem bashful and shy, But when you know him, he's a wonderful guy. Yearbook Staff - Home Room Activities .1 it NICHOLAS TERRIGINO 42 Centre Pk. When fun's to be had, you'll find him there, Full of vim and free from care. Cross Country - Track Ready to take on She does her work last, Girls' Athletic Council ketball MARY DOROTHY TOLAND '78 Middlesex Rd. We all think our Ballerina is tops, When it comes to dancing she never stops. Ticket Seller - Office Aide CELIA TOSCANO FRANK TR TTO 166 Dewey Ave. Merry, daring, all the day Is our Celia, who makes life Qay- Banking Representative - Variety Show 301 Avery . Ohl What fools we rtals be Why arehlt tlkgytxcxgrefree - like me 1 I-.Q N' 91 Fo tball L Basekiall fi Awgpln A. A ,Q-ffl .. 52? T . xx. . 'L' Q jdkxf 1 J qw' w Q A X .i 'J I 6 'X xfrkv,Jlr3.i,I .X -Y VITO 114 b e st. xx W r its ing whethe J its ex 's the l that's always Cheerl Se ' r CounTflX rf, s H ik A at t-5.3 If ' .f5pi?'g3SSiv,'le5f? ,W ej,g:igl5i'qz , or gf? .. jQ1itig1:tagi:2?5534 ' m v mf 3? ' f - - .. Af .. . E K ...., s 'lag ' if . 1 Wdfitf ,357 by QD QV 41 EUGENE UTTARO 58 Saratoga Ave. First in pep, first in fun First in the hearts of everyone, Wrestling - Yearbook Staff LUCY VOLONINO B84 Smith St. She's always gay, this tiny mite, And she'll succeed, she's dynamite. .Teff Journal - Office Aide NICHOLAS viscdf xjl 258 Curtis St, X On the stage, in front of the mike, He gives with skits that we all like. - Jeff Singers 4 President Students Association DOLORES TOMAI 714 Broad St. Very little need be said Her deed will speak for instead. Bowling - Life Saving t it VTP' .wait .WJJM ill' Kewl' THOMAS WALTON 339 Alexander St. A blond cavalier, so dashing 388 Murray . gil .Q and gay, To a girl's heart he sure knows the way. Football - Basketball A lively, friendly mi is she A nicer girl there could not be Choir - Variety Show Q- in i Q 4 M5 ff 1 X1 .lib .9 P' VARIETY SHOW sf 6? PSY 5 4 xi Qi -1 NJ NYY J,H.S WE: we QQ J Q we , Recd' get L 1 2 3 erson Student T14 E E 5 Bskt'ball Games, 9 Journals 2 Swim 1 5' 2 Wrestlmg Matches, 1 Hallowe'en Fun ' Plus support of Track Cr C OSS Ollfltfy, SOCCCI' Ofld , f, 1 Swv? T .g f J H, K 4 it . 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 mem'ries 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 hearg 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. 26 wi PM E .4 W. Y .11 Q Q E Q W E? if Q 3 if W -. Q 4 -af . .1 4 7 ' X! 8-1 HOMEROOM G. Lembke, R. Miller, D. Giaquinto, B. Ciaccia, E. Moody, J. Williams P. Martorano, A. DeLucia, G. DuMars, P. DiRenzo, P. Celland, L. Waidell, D. Guentner B. DeAntonis, H. Meulenhaupt, A. Fornaby, J. Bryant, F. Cardone, C. Della Fave, D. DeSimone, L. Cumbo P. Aabs, C. Coakes, N. LaPine, D. Weber, R. Pierlioni, J. Scilino, G. Dee, P. Guinta V. Mercer 8-2 HOMEROOM N. Marks, C. Hall, A. Manigross, N. Infantino, A. Massaro, M. Pukishd W. Berl, S. DeGennaro, J. DeCastro, R. Solomon, F. Steffen, J. McCarthy, G. Magruder, C. Nau, J. Pascente J. A. Femano, B. Palozzilo Borden, S. Halladay, A. Maggio, M. Nucci, J. Kler, E. Ramsey, C. Fallaco, L. Gundrum, G. Simotti, R. Tacito, R. Riviere, E. Guess, U. Lotta, B. Vito, R. Llberatore, N. Muench, M . Aldrich 8-3 HOMEROOM 1 J. Mezzatesta, L. Noce, A. Vaccarelli, W. Coffey, N. Delfillippo, G. Ciaccia, A. Prescuitti J. White, A. Guidice, J. Annechino, M. Thompson, C. Calandra, J. Carnpaniello, C. Vieira R. Rowland, M. Ginevra, R. Belluscio, J. Costa, R. Maddalena, D. Cottone, C. Brundish, D. Damuth V. Sortino, D. Desmore, M. Terrigino, M. Sorrenti, R. Uttaro, S. Kinney, J. Petrornalo, M. Madonia, A. Rittler 28 i. 8-4 HOMEROOM i ' v . Caponi, C. Lliano, R. Mastrella, E. Reale, G. Fargoli, N. Cario Coccia, S. Costa, R. Barclay, F. Crisafuli, S. Antione, L. Stevens, R. Maier . Dambrosia, G. Roncone, G. Simonello, M. Stendardo, E. VanSlyke, G. Kuder, B. Redding, J. Wilkens, . Taccone . Valente, R. Dentino, S. Petralia, J. Doran, J. Cirelli, I. Cirelli, C. Coglitore, L. Russo 8-5 HOMEROOM J. Lombardo, J. Williams, A. Napolitano, P. Viterise, W. Halling, M. Lacagnina R. Marasco, M. Maria, N. DiPonzio, M. Maqlizzi, M. Isgro, M. Simonelli, J. Weather T. Sarnmartini, I. D'lmperio, F. Cranrner, F. Leone, L. SanFillippo, J. SanFillippo, R. Volkmar, J. Trannell L. Griswold, G. DelVecchio, L. Colletti, L. Kreiger, J. Scarpulla, P. Amreano, J. Federico 8-10 HOMEROOM McWhinney, G. Conti, L. Harnblin, M. Baliva, P. Ambeau, R. Taddeo . Bruckner, P. Vail, J. Vershay, R. DeForqe, B. Grauprnan, J. Alderson, J. D'Onofrio Bianchi, L. Polizzi, C. DeLucia, J. Sasso, A. Dovideo, R. Migliore, M. Borelli, S. Messina Nicosia, A. Johnson, T. Roviso, L. LaPiano, S. Enright, M. Palozzi, K. Conderman 29 8-11 HOMEROOM N. Leggett, A. Tantalo, E. Pierce, A. DiGardi S. Pizzo, F. Stewart, C. Amico, R. Sabernick, E. Newman G. D'Attalio, A. Tallini, A. Ciccion, K. Linin, L. Darby, C. Ireland O. Piccone, S. Marienetti, H. Christian, H. Lane, P. Marciano y 8-12 HOMERCOM Brown, D. Richardson, D. Bennett, G. Bundoc, E. Sarnmartino Cianciotto, R. La Juett, Ed. DiPonzio, L. Marianetti, T. Clelland Hall, M. Goodrich, V. Uttaro, S. Potter, J. Lodice, J. Bentley Platner, E. Muhlenhaupt, M. DiCesare, T. Zona, P. Gallipeau, M. Bianchi, N. Breedon 8-14 - 9-14 HOMEROOM Jn' O. Musci, A. Wahl, I. Smith,'J. Thrael, D. Beel, P. Hargrave E. Mertz, A. McCracken, O. Geel, N. Wilber, V. Craven J. Spicer, H. Redick, J. D'Onofrio, N. Grans, A. Markides D. Allen, F. Galletto, M. Beyer, F. Thrael 30 J . - if -14. in :lil ,Ma H: . Yi -. lr U Jw- w.-Lv, J,fJ f- ' .f ', 1 Y . HOME ROOM 9-1 HOME ROOM A. Carsone, D. Andrews, A. Cuccaro, F. Polvino, R. Tirone, M. Mastrodonato, R. Tette, Q., J. Liotta, M. Fasciano V, Rogelli, M. Lincoln, P.Muratore,B. Bacon, J. Miirney, R. Volonino, E. Cianca, L. Cuifo, .fA' ' C. Casaceli, N. Ferrante, B. Marasco ,Wiki G Richter, B. Heymans, D. Hamblin, B. Wall, A. Toscano, S. Zoller, E. Reqer, M. Palrneroni, Q, if N. DiMartino, A. Vezza V J' -if J. DiLoreto, D. Hess, J. Buonemani, N. Galo, E. Hartley, V. Corona, M. Cody, P. Borrelli, fi J E inf' J, R. Chauncey A :J if -' 'f ,. X. 'AH ci P' 4 . f f ,- D. Nan, R. Weiss C. Smith, D. Senger, J. Culp, L. Pisano, T. Siciliano, R. lanucci, A. Giuliano, E. Pasquarella, S. Pater- nico, H. O'Connor E. Marciano, N. Jensen, R. M. Amico, E. Lioy, G. Max, M. A. Fusco, S. lnfantino, N. Burke, D. Moribito J. Grasso, F. Ciriello, J. Spitz, P. Grieco, P. Pearse, C. Birtel, D. Kaiser, M. A. Sorge, A. M. Bartello, J. DeFilippo L. Griswold, A. Magrisi, J. Riola, A. Lomondo, J. Santillo, B. Fornicoia, N. DeRosa, V. Di San Ferdinan do, L. Nunes. 7, ,, ,- , ,, . . , X M11 K- .ml N i - typ, if -M LIL f HOME ROOM D. DiRenzo, W. Sharman, D. Nasso, A. Di Goia, C. Stahl, D. Seigal, R. Josephe, V. Forsace R. Russello, G. Marcello, B. DiNardo, J. Cappezzi, F. Casselli, J. DiBattisto, F. Arnerisi, J. Woznack, P. Williams - M. Apazzi, R. Manigross, B. Stephane, D. Gnaqe, M. Madonia, J. Palmer, M. Mestrella, R. Falice, C. Alice, A. Costa R. DiPaolo, G. Marrizzio, R. Mestrella, O. Marcanio, T. Guliano, A. Cosmano, S. Wolfe, AP. Cometa, S. Ricotta f ,J Ifxf ,. ,, QA , ff 1 A LV U J- - 1 F 1' -' 1 r f 'J 51 9-4 HOMEROOM R. Veltre, R. Shaver, R. McKinnon, D. Mcllrath, A. Sorrentino, T. Camelio P. Yawman, C. Guy, A. DiPonzio, S. DiMarzo, R. Campbell, V. Presciutti, J. Piccarreto, R. Pickens, S. Marcello A. Brown, A. Liotta, M. Roncone, G. Locicero, J. Federico, G. Walworth, P. Gaqne, C.. Bradford Wm. Vigliotti, S. Mengoea, R. Hill, T. Johnson, A. DiLandro, D. DiLucia, R. Sciarratta, A. Beale, I. Militano 9-5 HOMEROOM C. Schreib, J. Sibbald, D. LaMonica N. Bianchi, J. DelVecchio, V. Giancursio, C. Raimondi, P. Guzzetta, L. Halling, P. Camilleri A. Stavalone, P. Livecchi, V. Gundrum, F. DeLucia, L. Marella, E. Storelli, R. Pearse, J. Grande S. Reynolds, R. DiSanferdinando, C. Capurso, B. Norris, L. DeMarco, M. Roncone, G. Myers, E. Morse, L. Damuth 9-10 HOMEROOM E. Schoenheit, R. Thompson, W. Bloom, D. Byrnes-B. Bohm, R. Galusha,'D. Pendino, T. Sotile, A. Verna, M. Petrone- A. Tallini, V. Spaziano, M. Giordana, T.Mog- enhan, R. Ross, G. VanAesch, A. Stahl 9-11 HOMEROOM A. DiLella, F. Wasser, P. Con- do- R. Marrapese, U. Faiello, J. Simonetti, S. Cimo, A. DiToma- so- P. DeSiato, R. M. Coco, D. Domke, R. Borrelli, D. Granatle, J. Oliver- D. Villano, A. Messina C. Sinaquglia, S. DeLeo, R. Gaudi oso, S. Cialdella, V. Long WE PRESENT THE ACTIVI- TIES, AS VAR- IED AS LIFE ITSELF IS VARIED. STUDENTS DANCE J. Barberi, J. Tese, N. Visco, M. Cappezuto, J. Frate The Students Association puts the final O.K. on the activities for the year 1950. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL B. Coglitore, L. Fallaco M. Cappezuto, L. Piccaretto, D. LiButti, D. Merritt, B. Barclay, J. Frate, N. Simeone C. Andreano, J. Tese, J. Barberi, A. DiRenzo, M. DeRosa HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES J. Scrymgeour, M. Capezzuto, F. Stewart, R. Miller, E. Mangelli, S. Ciriello J Kerman S. DeBole, I. Contestabile, A. Magrisi, G. Roncone, L. SanFillippo, L. Brasile J. Kaiser R. Guentner, M. Marcella, L. DeMarco, R. Montanerello, P. Vail, M. Dauria M.,Sorrenti, R. Farmer, W. Clemente F .iPolvino, F. LaVerdi, Ci. Pignato, R. Manzone, J. Barberi, L. Lippa, J. Biccar retto, M. Mauro, O. Marciano 33 CIO-OPERATION was the password, so, as a group, we give to you this 1950 Statesman with the hope that some moment memorable to each of you might be captured so that these pages may be revered in the years to come. YEARBOOK ORGANIZATION H. Kumpf, E. Pizzoli, J. Arieno, E. Uttaro F. Paolino, D. Palozzi, N. Ciccarelli, E. Parrinello, M. DeRosa W. Sheen, B. Conway, L. Callari, S. Lonobile YEARBOOK BUSINESS MANAGEMENT D. Magrisi, J. Stauber, R. Pike, M. Davide, D. Perrillo, M. Cappezuto, M. Kreckman, P. Gundrurn, M. Morgan, M. Williams ' J. Pecoraro, R. Rotolo, J. Imbro, D. Corneta, M. Cumbo, M. Berardicurti, G. Noaks, M. Vito, S. DeBole A. Ernanuele, M. Salerno, M. DiLella, B. Conway, J. Tese, L. Palozzi, R. DiAmbrosio, L. Volonino M. Bonsanto N. Simeone, H. Salmin, L. Follaco, A. Nacca, N. Visco, R. Sanguedolce, A. Marrapese, J. Sorge, E. McGovern 34 J J WY I,-R ' . Ili'--1 I qjlllll J 95 JEFFERSON JOURNAL STAFF G. Frank, D. DeCillis, R. Rotolo, M. DeRosa, H. Kumpf, M. Capezzuto, M. Salerno, M. Vito, I. Sciscioli R. Sirneone, J. Pecoraro, M. Bonsanto, A. Cavallo, A. DiRenzo, F. Adamo, L. Corritore, M. Berardicurti, M. Mauro M. Dennison, F. Towers, S. DeBole, N. Ferrante, A. Scott J. Ciardi, E. Sirneone, E. Parrinello, J. Bonanza, N. Sirneone, A. deCastro, J. Pelusio, N. Pezzulo, F. Paolino BANKING REPRESENTATIVES J. Ciardi, D. Nan, C. Piccarreto, A. DiPasquale, D. Klaus, J. Arieno, C. Toscano R. Sciarratta, M. J. Natale, T. lnterlicchia, J. Delliecchio, S. Pizzo, A. Orlando L. Palozzi, H. Files, J. Peccarora, R. Gaudioso, V. Corona, J. Pascente, E. McGovern E. Rotolo, J. Costa, E. Bianchi, J. Toomey, C. Coax, S. Chiappone, J. Riola TICKET SELLERS STAGE CREW D. Toland, F. Paolino R. Vincelli, J. Bonacci, J. B-arberi M. Lutz, J. Stauber, M. DeRosa N. Hess, B. Coglitore, T. Formicola .I - 1 LUNCHROOM GUARDS S. Serio N. Hess R. Parsons N. Leggett L. Morelle N. Bianchi L. Darby G. Ringholz 36 + 2 3, .. QSM' e::5'1fK ww U X, . K1 x K Y Q if ur W- ff... it 1. H ui Q' iq Q s X f E1 CORRIDOR GUARDS V. Long, M. Celento, C. Loucheur, L. Corona, F. Towers, J. Noce, R. Pike, J. Doran, M. Morgan El. Reger, G. Iacobucci, R. Corneta, L. Dionese, M. Cody G. Walworth, M. DeRosa, S. Napolitano, T. Mongehan, L. Tiffany, D. Domke R. Ross, A. Magrisi, C. Cirrianno, M. Giordiano, G. DiPonzio OFFICE AIDES VISUAL AIDES A. Manigross, J. Giraytys, L. Fenton, R. Sanguedolce, H. Kurnpf, J. Sorqe R. Miller. M. Mastrodonato. R. Iannucci. D. Giaquinto, A. Castro D. Tomai, D. Toland, J. Kaiser, J. Peccoraro, L. Northrup, H. Angelone, G. Locicero, B. Heyrnans, P. Mura, P. Muratore, P. Gundrurn M. Macone, E. Reger, S. Lonobile, A. Gizzi, G. Noakes, M. Akel, L. Volonino, M. Lutz 38 LATIN POWER MACHINE 39 MATH EMATICS Que-tchenbach Russello Magoffin Lalvlonica Desiato Lutz Pizzoli Nacca Parrinello Polvino DeRosa ENGLISH M. Cumbo R. Rotolo E. Pizzoli H. Kumpf SOCIAL STUDIES Moody Ciaccia Bryant Aabs . DuMar's Lembke TYPING ll M. Marshall E. Simeone F. Towers J, Gallipeau J. Myers P. Robinson V. Travis A. DiCiceio D. Nick S. Neopolitano D. Saurini J . Ulmer N. Stahl R. Palumbo R. Rotundo A. Cola J . Damuth J . Provenzano ART E. Pizzoli M. DeRosa D. Palozzi JEFFERSON SINGERS S. Gruttadauria, G. Pettrone, R. Garnham, J. Leva, N. Visco, G. Muktarian M. Pastore, R. Manzone, R. Zleochino, I. Sciscioli, E. Dummel, M. Ricotta, A. Nacca, J. Ventrella E. Lombardo, J. Stauber, A. Piacentini, M. Morgan, D. Magrisi, M. Williams, R. Pike, D. Perriello S. Lonobile, N. Crinqoli, G. Viglino, Mr. Truitt, D. Meritt, F. Paolino, M. Salerno, M. Piazza CHOIR AND ORCHESTRA , RA. The tones of human voices are mightier than strings or brass to move the soul. 42 ,- .. 5 Q. wwri QL sfigff.. i W- . i gg, QM. sf.fgJ:' ,Q 5. A M11 . XL , N : A 51 T v Aff' N., K J ,Q ., V , ' - , I ...if - Qfifij . vu f- T . 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S ry . l gf. . .mi 281 ,e- 2:5 , X rw-395 ,fag A 7 fig V' . ww -v ' 0 AMF' quam FOODSQ f Roncone, L. Santillo, G. Locicero, R. Felice, G. Walworth, S. Ricotta TAILORING R. Simeone, A. Taliento, L. Snyder, S. Tiebe 46 J Giraytys, A. deCastro M. Cappezuto, M. Williams, N. Ciccarelli, N. Sirneone CRAFT GUILD G . Scar-detta N. Cringoli N. Acciaio E. Pizzoli J. Sanford V. Cirrello B. Scardetta Mr. Tompkins L. Corritore R. Mentesano J. Peccoraro M. Williams J. Galime A. Bianchi B. Barclay A. deCastro P. Russo J . Gianni LORENTINE OCIETY FFICERS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY LIBRARY AIDES L. Palozzi D. Bartello R. Terriqino E. Van Slyke J. Maurizio D. Hamblin J. Sciarratta B. Wall M. Cody f ' I Books are legacies they realize as they stamp, Shelve, mend, and record books. They keep the library running smoothly. ,al LIBRARY LUNCH ROCM dr -.L 7' 1 + sl-uv . CL ,,,, MLW . qfegbf ww, Q K SW. J I-I fn Qui., Mk fo' mmf 1 ' a S' :Fx-QM, QLUY A ,wafff fp My d.W75f,V!J M nZ4,Wffj,zb, 1 ff? KH11 :ff ,WL Ll' Z ,J My . f1!Qff!y5'fc. fwu 'Q Q SVG CWE present sports ---- the civilized expression of man's desire to struggle against a foe. SPORTS CTHE following pages present a picture record of some of our activities while struggling through our happy high school days. While a great many participated in after-school I'6'CI'93tiOH, many others took part only as spectators. We hope, whichever was the case, that you will have profited by your efforts and interest. If our athletic program has helped you to become more tolerant and fairminded, with a thought toward co-operation with your neighbor, then the hours spent in running so many miles and expending so much physical effort will not have been in vain. As the years go by may we wish future Jeff followers in sport and physical recreation, good luck, loads of fun, and many victories. FOOTBALL CWE, of the Jefferson High School football team, were very proud of Jimmie Barberi, our tackle, named on the All-Scholastic Foot- ball Team. As a player, Jimmy stood out in sports- manship and leadership, two characteristics neces- sary in a great football player. Take me out to the ball game, take me out to the field ----- NJ in Gridiron Grenadiers. S. Paris CAss't. Coachb, P. Fauth QCoachJ, L. Piccaretto, N. DiPonzio, G. Polvino, L. Hanes, J. Roso, B. Coglitore, R. LaMonica, F. Trotto, A. Giardina, E. Walsh QAss't. Coachj . M. Pastore, W. Larkin, T. Formicola, A. Riolo, J. Barberi, J. Frate, G. Gioa, W. Clementi, C. Pignato, J. Sanford fMgr.J R. Taddeo, J. Petrillo, L. Vallone, A. Marcello, A. DiLella, J. Veltre, V. Marcello, J. Simonetti, H. Stafferi, TZ Nacca, S. Paternico w A 1 'mf' - ' . 1-f' , 12. ., I ,535 J GYM CLASS J . Petrillo R. Turner A. Riola V. Marcella R. Russo L. Hanes A . Giardina They vie for skill and mastery of form as Well as high scores. The cagers made the season one to remember. hw QEQV' K X Q Romandi Johnson DiPonzio Leuzzi Gross Carlo Walton Zecohino Smith Joseph Ross Long QCoachJ WRESTLING J LaShornb QMQI'-J T Nacca F Luchesse G Polvino J Frate C Pignato D Scherzi CCoachJ D Diponzio D Walworth R Marshall J Veltre S Paternico C Paolino .I . Riolo J. Dominic A. Messina T. Marianetti CROSS COUNTRY .T . Lowell CCoachD J. Coccia R. Conderman J. Aducci C. Piccarreto R. Pearse L. Marianetti R. Gioseffi N. Terrigino W. Lessord R. Pickens A. Vezza . Q. J 1 f 'lr X x I v 1 L lx f Y xl This year the Gr'untQand, established a good record under' the directions of Coach Scherzi BOWLING UNE had the impres- sion that here was American youth, carry- ing on what it had always done, confident of victory S Spmosa, A. Dipasquale, N Desiato J Sanford, R. Liotta 3' TRACK 1949 ' Eaccaro P Blocca F Contestlble C Hull Mr Lowell J Glraytys Campbell C Buonauguama F Stevens Vezza W Larkm T Forrmcola B Barclay H R1ttler A deCastro , Marapese, V. Veltre, J. Coccia, R. Pearse . DiVasto, N. Acciaio, G. Esterly, G. Vito, T. Nacca, W. Lessord, N. Terrigino L f 1 Much of the success of the season can be attributed to the fine performance- superb reserve power of the team. BASEBALL-1949 G. Scott, F. Trotto, J. Leva, L. Cuifo, R. Quercia, A. Russo, J. Clementi, W. Teike Mr. Long, M. Pastore, S. Dee, 'G. DeLucia, R. Keenan, A. Belardino 55 CHEERLEADERS M. vim, M. wiiiiams, J. Tese, N. Pezzuio, B. Dawson CT .JHE Cheerleaders have been behind the Jefferson teams throuoh victory and defeat. It has not been the Cheerleaders alone, however. The school spirit of Jefferson High has been proved by the cooperation the kids have given by yelling with the Cheerleaders. Look down the street! Here comes the band with the bugle-stepping Majorettes. MAJORETTES A. Scott .l . Federico S. Napolitano R. Argentina F. Towers A. Cavallo J. DeGennaro D. Saurini E. Dawson A. Sanquedolce J. Pizzo ,,,.. Mfr .rr 1 APPARATUS CLASS M. DiDella, M. DeRosa, M. Keckrnan, A. Parrinello, D. Corneta, N. Cirulli, M. Salerno, M. Cappezzulo, A. Quetchenbach, B. Graprnan, Sally Brown Con horsej G. Walworth, R. DiPaolo, J. Marshall, J. Kaiser, L. Morrell, M. Cilento GIRLS' ATHLETIC COUNCIL A. Cavallo, N. Smith, J. Kaiser, H. Riustacci, C. Loucheur M. Williams, N. Pezzulo, J. Pizzo, L. Palozzi, A. Scott L. Caselli, A. Marrone, A. DeBole, L. Morrell, B. Conway, S. Brown M. Celento, R. Minsanto, J. Pelusio, J. DeGennaro, M. Tiffany 58 0,,gzA, N J' H. S ' 1 0 fl VL xojiii! y full!! N s J - Q fix Jwvmfdvwvy . jmylx xg ' A lk Q29 AQ?- J F 'E Q QL-S alfxx H04 ,J W, . S X X nwz -fum I yy P 'jj' , XX jK .,,f1.5fB, rL,.,Lf1wp me My X 19 xi rw: - zkw . .3 JB' v YxNq U '-'Q' 1 r I X 3 x fx K inks ' w ' fx ,. fl ,5.:1,- Q.,N,,:x,fzf5, Q ,b If ' S if fm. Q1 x .M lv I ? mbfglis.. 4 53 L Qi' lui 4 2 V, fr A '01 gg . --2 , ffl ill Q-W. an 'gg I Q , x if ,J 35' h 5 ' 'Ne I Q 1 . N Fx ,N I .-'. t t 3? 'L 4 yzhya W ' I q'qV 3 , K' X 'K G he I L Q Yi' will Wx A N SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS L. Corritore, J. Stauber J. Leva, L. Follaco, A. Nacca FAREWELL QSENIORS go to different parts of the globe. Some of them will take up Uncle Sam's offer of adventure in his service. To others, college and careers beckon. Some of them will stay in Rochester, find jobs around town and settle down here. Wherever they go, whatever they do, they will always be proud of the start in life they got in Jefferson High School. The Senior Class sincerely thanks all who have had a hand in their education, who have tried to instill in them those qualities of mind and spirit so necessary for success. Time will tell how well they have learned those important lessons but right now they just want to say they do appreciate all the hard work done by their teachers. This year has been Our Year. Our energies, our resources, and our courage have brought us through to this not the end but the beginning. 61 NANCY SIMEONE ANTONIO de CASTRO STANDARD BEARERS The highest honor bestowed in any school--First in scholarship, citizenship, and service. JAMES BARBERI MARY DE ROSA OUTSTANDING SENIORS .QY combining industry with intelligence, two Jeffersonians 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. 62 go Photographer Ralph DelConte, 12-l, whose labor early and late has made this book possible, we, the Class of 1950, give our most sincere it thanks and appreciation - a job well done. Q . YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHER OU R SPONSORS JN all our senior activities our sponsors offered their valuable suggestions. The leaders of the class of 1950 will long be remembered as grand sports, fun loving friends and just advisers We thank you, Mrs. Kummer and Mr. Brice. RALPH DE L CONTE MRS. TERESA KUMMER MR. RAYMOND BRICE 63 ' ' BARBERSHOP QUARTETTE SHAH OF SHUSH ,ig g ,,,.L SENIORS Williams Polvino Visco Cappezzuto Barberi Stauber Stefano HALLOWEEN DANCE Desiato Palma DiLe1la Visco Kumpf Pelusio Pezzulo JOE FRATE Ciccarelli Cumbo Emmanuele Frate Giraytys Conway D 'Ambrosia Barberi Sale rno De Bole McGovern Marrape se Bonsanto Palozzi Pecoraro Piancentini lmbro 'Xf ff X 35--A LM au SENIOR HONOR ROLL S. B. P. H. S. Gross Graupman Gnndrum Kumpf Lonobile Senior Sellers for General School Subscriptions M. D. G. L. M. J. A. C. G. M. J. J. Williams Magrisi Polvino Lippa David Tese Cometa Palozzi Este rly Vito Leva Petralia ADVERTISING COMMITTEE J Stauber, N. Simeone, E. Duemmel, N. Visco, R. Sanguedolce, A. Marrapese, A. Reitano J Barberi, J. Kaiser, F. Lucchese, G. Pettrone 66 Me ritt Piazza Simeone Toland . Williams Sanguedolce Perriello Follaco Salmin Silvio Nacca De Lella Lombardo JOSEPH F DIPONZIO 540 Lake Avenue Roch. 6, N. Y. FILMAR FLORIST 601 Plymouth Ave N Locust 3795 Compliments of N I C K R I N O and his orchestra Glen. 6711-R 396 Murray St. OTIS SHOE REPAIR A1Cogl1tore, Prop. 122 Otis Street Glen. 1248-J. JOY' S PHARMACY Frank Joy and Anthony Joy Prescription Bk Pharmacists 1108 Lyell Ave. Roch. N. Y. Glen. 6458 MARION MANIGROSS Ladies' and Men's Alterations Compliments of J'IMMIE'S 460 BAR 460 Central Avenue A Studio of Fine Baking HERMAN S PASTRY SHOPPE Herman L Storrer, Prop. 1816 20 East Ave Roch. N. Y. Monroe 6056 Compliments of GENTILE'S FLORIST Results Guaranteed or Thousands Money Refunded have recieved Sold At All Drug Stores relief with We'll Be Glad to Help You. . . We want to do more than the job of supplying the People, the Homes, Farms, NOBQQIQISEQAY cerns of this community with dependable, low-cost d f electric and gas service. USG 01' We want to help all of them catarrh to get the greatest possible lcionglestican, Galloffgigctric benefit from their use of ea co our services. Please call and sinus on us for advice, assistance Always sg-Eggg and co-operation. Business and Industrial con- ALS STAND Corner Saratoga Sz Bloss Glen 7631 We spec1a11ze 1n homemade 1ce cream and Jumbo stlcks AL S for summer refreshments Try A1 s lemonade and frozen custard For good sandwlches, eat AL'S texas hots, WE HANDLE ALL MEL o MEAT hamburgs,andIta1iansausage Enrrrllt Zllurmturr anh Apphanrr Gln General Motors and Maytag Appllances Bedroom, L1v1ng Room and D1n1ng Room Furmture 487 State Street Locust 925 Rochester 4 N SPEAKER S FURNITURE CO Dlstrxbutors of Kalamazoo Products Custom Bu1lt L1v1ng Room Sultes Ma1n 8738 Baker 0438 524 532 State Street Rochester 4 N Y Compl1ments RAINBOW CARD AND GIFT SHOPPE 215 Saratoga Ave Compl1ments K A P P A T RI VELTRE and SON S BAKERY Best 1n baked goods 26 Parkway We Dehver Glen 2651 Compl1ments ALPHA LAMBDA PHI Compl1ments of V. VALENTE FURNITURE STORE 205 Lyell Ave. Glen. 0541 For Real Old Fash1oned Goodness Try Mel O Meat Hots and Cold Cuts Best Ingredxents Used All Meats Inspected and Passed by the Government or Rochester Health Bureau Nearest Dealer or Call Monroe 8296 9 i I 1:4 I 1 . , . Y. of . of -Y of 68 Compliments of PAUL CAVALLO'S Grocery and Meat Market Locust 5945 298 Smith St. Business Prefers R. B. I. Graduates 554 Placed in Jobs in 1949 ROCHESTER BUSINESS INSTITUTE 172 Clinton Avenue South Rochester 4, New York Hamilton 0680 Residence Culver 2842-R Baker 3891 PATSY LADIES' TAILOR Patsy De1Vecchio 613 Clinton Ave N Roch 5 N Y Compliments of ST ANTHONY'S MONDAY NIGHT YOUTH CLUB DIVERS FOOD MARKET Complete Line of Meats Gr ocer les, Fruits and Vegetables 534 Dewey Avenue Glen 4149 DELUCIA SERVICE STATION EMp1re 0394 Gas 1 Washing Lubrication Tires Accessories Corner Plymouth and Lyell Avenue Rochester 6 New York Open Evenings Roch 5, N Y Baker 5879 FRANK P MAY FURNITURE CO The Home of Furniture Fashions Frank P May 261 265 North St Compliments of Alpha H1 Y Compliments JEFFERSON S BOOK STORE Open before and after school Room 324 Glen 6261 191 Lyell Ave FRANK CIACCIA Sporting Goods Special Discounts for Students Jackets Club Sweaters Uniforms BILL S DELICATESSEN 501 Dewey Avenue Complete line of Groceries, Cold Cuts Pop Ice Cream Full line of tobacco . ' ' H . Q1 . 7 . gy 6 I W . .- if .A of I A , it r - 69, R Cordaro and Sons Compliments of D E L T A T R I - Y COLUMBIA MEAT MARKET s P o R T s D I N E R Meats Grocerles Fru1ts and Vegetables LOcust 8905 31 Jay Street Roch 6 I-Iots Hamburgs Dmners 506 Dewey Ave Glen 7759 Compl1ments DEWEY RESTAURANT 489 Dewey Ave Glen 7509 Sam Permcano, Prop We Delzver RED FRONT MARKET Wholesale and Retall Meats Fru1ts and Vegetables EMp1re 0682 61 Jay St Roch 6, N Glen 1360 Free Estlmates THOMAS G GALLAGHER Typewr1ters Repalr ed and Overhauled 1485 Lyell Ave Roch 6 N THE SARATOGA PHARMACY Samuel and Joseph Gugmo, Ph G 192 Lyell Ave Rochester, N Complete Coll1s1on Servlce PAUL AND WALT S SERVICE Motor Tune Up General Repalrs Pa1nt1ng 1163 Mt Read Blvd Glen 7969 Glen 4944 Culver 5594 W CANNIOTO BROS General Mason Contractors and Bullders 35 Years Experlence Sldewalks Drlveways Br1ck Work Plaster1ng, Etc Garages and Homes 1393 Emerson St Roch , N Lathmg Plasterxng Ornamental Plasterlng ROCHESTER PLASTERING COMPANY INC Genesee 1357 508 Ghde St Monroe 5157 J Roch 6 N Y of . , N.Y. - . - . . '.Y. . . , . Y. - Acoustical Work . . Y. . . . ' ' . l I - 0 , u .n I 7 1 . ! ' D . . .Y. 70 LOU AND LEE FOLLACOS LUNCH HOTS AND HAMBURGS Best Sauce 1n Town The b1ggest 11ttlest restaurant 1n town 187 BLOSS STREET ROCHESTER NEW YORK FOR SATISFACTION AND FILL FOLLACOS FITS THE BILL GLENWOOD 2255 ,fkZ5X ...f 'lr-f f H, . Cf' CID' 1 I LRL-ctw K ..r-2, Cao, lr, K We specxallze IH Itallan Sausage ,aryl Q1 Eff, , Us fig-f' gb ',.,, ' r - fr 1 .a ,SLW NP Nr . . . -' fix.- V 3 , 2 '71 iii Y' 0 P WW ff L- Lf' is? EES! 7 -x F - 29' -- 15 Q5 ..-.11 69 sS ' QQXLNV' --vw' qw - iv., 5 ..,-,-.. 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