Jefferson High School - Statesman Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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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.

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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.

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