Jefferson High School - Statesman Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1951 volume:

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This Senior vleiss f'l'llCl f'fl .lefterson as fine worlfl- wirle upheaval siilisiderl and they leave only to be eiignlfed in international clashes of idetilwtlies, troni whirh we rnnst not withdraw. To what other nation inthe World tfzin all eyes look for instant syrnpatliy that thrills the whole lvidy politii' Wl11'I1ITlt'Il1lllX'X:JlH'l'0 are lighting for their rights'7 Lflon't know that there will ever be si de- claration of indepenrlenve and ot' grievances for niankinel, lint l lielieve if any siivh rlfwnment is ever drawn it will he rlrxiwn in the spirit of the American Declaration ot' lnrlepenrlenre, and that America has lifted hitgli the light whivh will shine unto all igenerationc :inrl guide the feet '5IFfTlZiI1l'ilY1f'l to the goal of jiistive :ind liberty :ind peat-e. - Woodrow Wilsfmn It is the spirit of our penole that has made this country grtnit. Every graduate of this Svliool must expert tot'oIit1'iln1ti-to the perpvtiizition and extension of its greatness to the enfl that all the world shall respvi-t onr flitniovratir prineiples. Peace ot' mind or internaitional peace - eaffh demands great faith, great fortitude, :ind even life itself. . ........ X I Vityffi l1.?Y,'7f-V is Q53 iltti iliglttgg 1 O HAH, TO THEE, OUR JEFFERSON, THIS JOYFUL LAY NOW HEAR W1 P el t f i ' Put Ft Ti O i , tvf ,X km nr ' Q AH 1- hi X Xu, hw X , 214.24 V, Q Q2 N A .qcyfff f K za h el, , A 2 Q1 Q t 2' . L . Agfffti ,X , . i, -wi J UV ,wk f '- fl UR great country was founded on the principle of freedom-freedom to live, to worship, to work. Inevitably linked with freedom is responsibility. Only as these two principles are co-ordinated can a nation become great. To-day, more than ever before in history, our way of life is threatened. We, the class of 1951, recognize our own obligations to shoulder responsibilities and to protect what we hold dear. As loyal citizens we must all be willing to fight and to work for this great country of ours. In these difficult days may our prayer be: America! America! God shed His grace on thee And crown thy good with brotherhood from sea to shining sea. P N TI-IY WALLS, THY HALLOWED HALLS, OUR PRAISES STILL RING CLEAR. O ,Q 0 F F 1 ' 1 La- A O those who know us all too well - the Faculty of Jefferson-we extend our deep appreciation, You have often smoothed down our ruffled feathers and have labored consistently to have us live. up to our capabilities. For your patience and untiring help, we salute you! THE FACULTY ENGLISH Flanagan, Helen Francis, Beverly Hutchinson, Alice Kelley, Lester Kelly, Edna Kummer, Theresa Lowell, Julian McNal1, Mary Miceli, Johanna Rodney, Martina Suter, Margaret ENGLISH-LATIN Brown, Elizabeth Mitchell, Maude SCIENCE Beegle, Claude Illig, Rudolph Paris, Stephen Reed, Joseph Welton, Paul ITALIAN Pitoni, Lena MUSIC Peterson, Rodney Ray, Aura Ugino, Louis ART Schreib, Esther DRIVING DeMay, Harold SOCIAL STUDIES Flanagan, Helen Fotch, Walter Francis, Beverly Kelley, Lester Kelly, Edna Kirchoff, Donald Lowell, Julian Martin, James Miceli, Johanna Pitoni, Lena Rodney, Martina Suter, Margaret COUNSELING Kelley, Lester Lowell, Julian Suter, Margaret RADIO COMMUNICATIONS Bloom, Frank Simpson, Joseph PRACTICAL NURSINQ Dill, Isabel Dunleavy, Alyce Kellogg, Laura Zwickel, Irone LIBRARY Latham, Alice Sciarratta, J. AUDITORIUM Seibold , Pauline MATHEMATICS Bullock, Ruth Collier, Ethel Gridley, Luci Hassett, Alic Smith, Edward Welton, Paul PRACTICAL ARTS Bruce, LeRoy Deal, John Harman, Orange Joerger, Casper Meulendyke, Elmer Neff, Arthur Smith, Edward Tompkins, Kenneth HOME ECONOMICS Bailey, L. Cazeau, Genevieve Cole, Jessie McCabe, Margaret Plail, Betty Strobel, Charlotte COSMETOLOGY Drost, Mary COMMERCIAL Cazeau, Genevieve Murphy, Lucy Philley, Mildred Schaich, Edna Weber, George COMMERCIAL VOCATIONAL Murphy, Lucy Schaich, Edna Ratcliffe, Eleanor Weber, George HEALTH EDUCATION Blizard, Letah Brice, L.R. Burritt, Elsie Fauth, Paul Gaffney, Kathryn Webster, Arthur SPECIAL Collyer, Margaret Ikeler, Helen Lovell, Catherine McCabe, Margaret McCarty, Loretta Saxe, Walter Short, Ruth Lester Kelley, George Weber, Rudolph Illig, John Deal, Joseph Reed, Walter Fotch, James Martin, Stephen Paris, Don Kirchoff, Helen Ikeler, Irene Zwickel, Charlotte Strobel Z f 43, 'mal JEFFERSON HIGH SCHCDCJL ADMINISTRATCRS CO you, the Administrators of Jefferson, we are grateful: for the listening ear, the friendly slap on the shoulder, the firm but kindly criticism and encouragement, for considering us as individuals, and for your constructive help in solving our problems. A. B. Swift PRINCIPAL Q l f 1 Z - lbs M. B. Shelmadine VICE-PRINCIPAL -SX THE STAFF Paul Welton Helen Ikeler Arthur Neff Raymond Brice Walter Saxe Loretta McCarty E IORS Ax C E, the staff of your Yearbook, hope you are pleased with our work. We have delved deeply into Jefferson's varied interests and activities in order to hand you pictorial reviews of your high school days. As you turn the pages of these past five years, may the memories of your achievements and of your associations with faculty and students be an inspiration to you in the days and years ahead. YEARBOOK STAFF WE PRESENT THE 1951 STATESMAN SPONSORS - ESTHER SCHREIB KENNETH TQMpK1N5 ORGANIZATION COMMITTEE F. Paris, J. Cvalime, C. Loucheur, I. Sciscioli, B. Scarsella, W. Aldrich, P. Distante, N. Caruso, R. Palumbo, F. Adamo, R. Argentina ' H..- -- R I BUSINESS COMMITTEE D. Richards, R. DelConte, D. Minnich, S. Serio, P. Distante, R. Palmer, J. Marshall, R. Rosati, F. Paris, S. Fedele, V. Lobello G. Spiotti, M. Celento, G. Iacobucci, B. Proctor, F. Adamo, B. Dawson, C. Ryan, L. Henry, B. Lincoln, F. Teresi, J. Kirby J. Gallipeau, R. Argentina, R. Rotundo, V. Mirable, J. Pelusio, I. Liberatore, N. Cringoli, F. Boccia, J. Sanfilipo, S. Chiappone, C. Andreano M. Colaiace, I. Sciscioli, J. Ciardi, E. Simeone, R. Martino, R. Palumbo, N. Pezzulo 4 v tru jf 5' X I , , fi' i N I ' From foday's youth P I ,' f 3 I ' 1 if yt f f H ,3 we , 1 K rlvl L' I Ip . . 1' ' 'Q ' 5 Y ri l ' fix I FRANCES ADAMO 37 Ambrose St. A girl who's sincere and loads of fun, That'swhy she's a friend MARION AKEL 158 Michigan St. Never a dull moment when she's around, A better pal cannot be found. of everyone Secretary Fxev BENNY AMICO I , Z4 Locust St. V ' Where there is Twin there's hilarity, This is the key to his popularity. Football - Basketball Bowling Club - Gym Activities JOHN AMICO Z4 Locust St. Where there are twins, there's a riot, Have you ever seen this one quiet? Football- Basketball BRUCE BARCLAY 629 Magee Ave. A rare combination that's hard to find, An athlete with an alert mind. President Craft Guild - Swimming ELVIRA BIANCHI 38 Warner St. Honey-sweet, so petite, Vera's fun for everyone. Bankingllepresentative - Florentine Society WILBUR ALDRICH 230 Curtis St. He's our favorite Blonde , Wrestling - Swimming r ' X :J L SHIRLEY Alain 266 Sherrnan Afriend ofours,gwe denyi , shy, End Int i h hesnra N- QizX's'gAtghlet' Couiicilx X l H mf pw, I If CLEMENTINE ANDREANO 1299 Jay st. A sweet dark maiden with twinkling eyes, Though she's only ofhalf-pint size. Social Chairman Sen' r Class - e liope Lunchroom Cash'er Cheer e der it JOSEPH BIOCCA 414 Oak St. A little scooter on basketball courts, He's also good in other sports. Basketball - Soccer FRANCES BOCCIA 804 N. Plymouth Ave. With raven hair, she's very striking, Fran's a girl you can't help liking. President Alpha Tri-Y - Yearbook Staff comes tomorrow' i ,f NELLY BOKHORST 139 Fulton Ave. Words aren't able truly to express, The charming ways you possess. Kappa Tri-Y - Gym Activities ALBERT CAPONE 163 Guerney St. He's sometimes serious, sometimes gay, But we all like him just that way. Home Room Activities - Senior Class Activities G? JOAN CHAPMAN 685 Lake Ave. Blond hair, eyes of blue, Serious, but friendly too. Kappa Tri-Y - Nur se's Aide J 1 'Y 2 tw J! ,f LENA BRASILE 127 Emerson St. Her smile is kind and what is better, She'll do a job right to the letter, Social Chairman Students' Association - Treasurer Alpha Tri-Y li V' NINA CARUSO Z9 Robin St. Something strange, something wise, ls mirrored in her flashing eyes. Florentine - Yearbook Organization 1 H X fi f fn Qc Z ,J SOPHIE CHIAPPONE 201 Allen St. Laughing, friendly all of the day, She helps to keep the school that WBY. Yearbook Staff - Banking Representative ,E ff! 2 , by ,fly UU, s leadership My Il ,X Y BRO! , , W 906 Glide St. ftj, X 'Aliiways happy, alway yf Li Into mischief ever . Jefferson Singers'-1' irls' Athletic Council E 1 L LOUISEXCASELLI 1154 Jay se. At dances she's really hep, Here's a gal with lots of pep. National Honor Society - Sports Editor Jefferson Journal' . tl!- yffyd U I , MARGARET CANTABEN 414 Lyell Ave. Margie's very cute and oh! so sweet, Knowing her has been a trea Jefferson Singers - Forum Representative X MARGUERITE CELENTO 53 Gray St. lt's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. Florentine - Girls' Athletic Council ff! gf' jf x JEAN CIARDI Z1 Myrtle Hill Pk. First in class, first in fun, First in the hearts of everyone. National Honor Society - Managing Editor of Jefferson Journal U' ALPHONSE CIMO 115 Cameron St. Quiet and shy, But a swell guy. Florentine - Homeroom Activities' Though all youth must stand W MAR YN COLAIACE 985 Glide St. Full of pep and full of fun, Marilyn's a friend to everyone. on Singers - Gym Leader Bl'-INNY COGLITORE IZZ Otis St. Visible, a thoughtful, seriousfmindedllad. An optical illusion! How sad President Students' Association - Football f 'T 1 Lomsr: CORONA 1481 if ' 109 Ambrose St. Hair of She may appear demure and shy, We're glad But look at the twinkle in her eye. around. JeffersonSingers - Forum Basketball- Singers Representati e D AA .Ma J'-V 3 3 ra-it i .fi was R LPH D R BARBARA DAWSON 43 Austin St. Swellcheerleader, easy on the eyes, can sk' , Rates a Hi from allthe guys. And W the i 1 E has Cheerleader - Majorette plenty vi Swim a . :W 5 ,Q T V I U ...o A gg f il A . 'V u ,,,, ik .tg ,Q - , I 3 MQ ' see M y W O'er the water h X r fi f 3 ' r ' -N.. W o, fi ., Ks, ., as . aw? M5 s..i inf?-42' , -,fl 11' QTN, f' i3C???i --L' f 5 - f MHZ ff vt aSi 't' 5 gl l 3+ x ROLAND CONDERMAN ll Villa St. Here's a boy who is a star, Especially to those who' ride in his car. , l ' ' l Cross Country? Tliack V, I J M 1,' ' I , 1 . , xflfw ,I ff g, 1 ,Q .- 1'-1 T WY A A' 'V , I f ,, NANCY CRINGOLI 143 Michigan St. Her lovely voice so like the spring, Inspires us to greater things. Inter-High Choir - Social Chairman of Florentine Ml .:.. -..., 1151, . , 11. iw w f ' off lf' JJ lf' ' fir.. g an A 'ga wi l , i R F J v R' iii W ' 5,31 - . fra. RONALD DE BELLIS Z5 Wetmore Pk. Wondering why the girls all stare? Flashing eyes and wavy hair. Baseball - Homeroom Activities if ROBERT CONNER 182 lfZ Saratoga Ave. He's quiet ---- in school. Debating - Public Speaking .,' xg , Psa .di ig, JOYCE DAMUTH 95 Richmond St. Silence is golden --so they say, It must be 'cause Joyce is that way. ' Homeroom Activities - Senior Class Ac , X .Ns DOLOR ES DE CILLIS 57 Avery St. A lovely girl, as we allcan see, And popular as all wish to be. Senior Council- Gym Leader VIVIAN DE CILLIS 331 Hurd Ave. She's a girl with eyes of blue, A kind heart with friendship true. Gym Leader - Kappa Tri-Y at ,Xunitod for SAM DEE Z3 Delmar St. School's an attraction With Sam for distraction. Soccer - Baseball Y CLEMENTINE DEL VECCHIO MARIE DENNISON 169 Warner St. 1035 Emerson St. Very quiet--until she and the To be a teacher is her ambition, crowd get together. We're sure she'll succeed in Florentine - Senior Choir that position FlorentinA3g,l'eaK'bool,dlanagement f' fl VIL PATSY DI NATALE 1331 Lexington Ave. 6942! fm PAT DI NOLFO 135 McNaughton St. The kind of a fellow you Tall, dark, and what do you think? like to know, Baseball - Florentine Society With lots of pep and plenty of go. Craft Guild - I-lomeroom Activities through world JOSEPH DEL CONTE 95 Jones Ave. Work is work and must be done, But as lwork, I have my fun. Yearbook Staff- Gym Activities JEANETTE DI GENNARO 171 Avery St. Dark, lovely eyes, a smile so sweet, A majorette who's hard to beat. Cheering Squad ,- Majorette If LJ LMI f .l ANNA JEAN DI RENZO 215 Curtis St. Pretty features, charming ways, She weaves a spell that holds our gaze. Jefferson Singers - Craft Guild 8 ff y. 'rfb ROSE DE LUCIA 56 Fulton Ave. A stroke ofa brush, a scratch ofa pen, Art has always been her yen. Yearbook Organization - Alpha Tri-Y Z' s JOSEPH Dl JUNE 368 Driving Park Ave. Life is just a or Track - si' .MW PHILOMENA DISTANTE 99 Jones Ave. A friendly miss and very kind, The best that fortune has designed. Kappa Tri-Y - Yearbook Organization ls. SAMUEL DI TOMMASO Z6 Dix St. Sam is always at his best, rest. Baseball - Football JENNIE GALIME 99 Santee St. .Iennie's a gal who gets around, With her head in the air and her feet on the ground. Yearbook Staff- Craft Guild My, um tall, , He's liked all. , Vice- Class - Football I5 af I Deep in his favorite hobby- - - ,f Wa Jvc- sg f yi-f STEPHEN FEDELE 395 Saxton St. Flashing eyes and aa ready smile, His friendship is very worth-while. Soccer - Florentine .-fi, ,Qs ' , L '::? Q wh. in . e, .nw 'Q 'Iggy A s.:- .',. 4, ' no fl, :ff f- N, Q kkkk -' .fp 5 ,. ,V 7,11 It J , g xg E Q 'v Cli f' . Q., .-nqff ' 2 as .,.,,.,i ., 1 . x JOAN GALLIPEAU 18 Clarkson St. Sugar and spice and everything nice. Yearbook Staff - Bowling 1 . Atv GEORGE GIOIA 158 Villa St. He's a wonder! He's a dream! IS with the boys THOMAS FORMICOLA 114 Myrtle St. Being quick'brought him fame, '-JS JOSEPH GALA 202 Rockview Ter. Joe is a guy witha mighty And also gave Zip his nickname, heart, Football - Wrestling ix JJXX . ' ,, . 4, x , ROBERT GARNHAM 217 Rockview Ter. Give him time, And you'll see him climb. Jefferson Singers - Inter-High Choir PAUL GIZZI 76 McNaughton St. If you're an angel, where are I-le made touchdowns for our team. your wings? Football - Baseball Florentine - Cross Country 9 X I-Ie never fails to do his part Football - Swimming FRANK GAUDIOSO 407 Emerson St. A swell friend is this lad, Always happy, seldom sad. Florentine - Homeroom Activities 3 .sg . v VIRGINIA GMEINWEISER 464 Lyell Ave. She is tall and she is fair, Full of fun, without a care. Treasurer of Homeroom - Swimming Club t . UAW If .4 X vt A ,N I JJ I IUJ iff' Q W I' i gt - .X ' me Ai i .f i X f' ' ' 1 . ' 5 0 L STEPHEN GRUTTADAURIA 396 Ravine Ave. Steve's a wonder in work or Play. He's naturally nice Way JACK HOGAN 205 Sherman St. Let us wait, Jack's not absent--only late. Baseball - Swimming 4 JOYCE KIRBY 87 Dix St. She seldom makes a fuss, That's why she's dear to us. Yearbook Staff - Office Aide M up 4 ROI ff ,C nd girls of America, that world LESTER HANES 8 Chace St. Tall and thin, lots of vim, No one gets the ball from him. Ba sketball - Football GLORIA IACOBUCCI 396 Oak St. Pretty girl, pretty clothes, Spreads good cheer where e'er she goes. Lunchroom Cashier - Banking Chairman JACQUELINE KUSSE 679 Lake Ave. Nature has showered her Choicest gifts upon her. Florentine - Swimming Club X .sf In quietness and ice is your strength. Band - Senior LYNETTE HENRY 78 Frederick Dr. Eyes of green, hair of brown, Lyn won't ever let you down. Yearbook Staff- Delta Tri-Y ANTOINETTE INSALACO 542 N. Plymouth Ave. A lovely smile, a pretty face, She's always welcome any place. Forum Representative - Hbmeroom Activities I GRACE LAWRENSON 299 Winchester St. THOMAS INTERLICCHIA 269 Otis St. Another musician in the game, Playing the bass towards fame, Homeroom Activities - Gym Activities 1 b MERILDA LA CLAIR l7 Fulton Ave. ln school or out, night or day, Speech is silver, We're rooting for you all the way. But silence is golden. Commercial Activities - Physical Volleyball- Swimming Clu Ed. Activities 10 WILLIAM LESSORD B3 Dix St. Ho is bashful, he is shy, He has mischief in his eye. Drzimatics - Cross Country 6fJiWVVt . VIOLET LOBELLO 88 Villa St. Our little maid of Mercy Is going to take up nursing. Craft Guild - Jefferson Singers MARTIN MANIGROSS 479 Emerson St. Marty's going to keep trying, Someday, maybe, he'llbe flying. Band - Orchestra I peace must place its greatest hope. at W was JOHN LEUZZI , V, 207 Oak St. ' An athlete with a shy gri , J, A keen eye for a baske, ll rim. President of Homero - g Basketball . ' i' 'I xi' :' 'I , its CORINNE LOUCHEUR 526 Lee Rd. She's a lass at's never blue, Being with h makes you happy too! - Yea Y RUSSELL MANZONE 205 Rockview Ter. English? No! History? No! Girls? Oh, here I go! Soccer - Jefferson Singers ILDA LIBERTORE 28 Saratoga Ave. A sweet miss, a little miss, Who could want more than this? Yearbook Staff - SocialChairman Kappa-Tri-Y Wi - , S 6 2 -1 ,0 , ' fn ' , Q! L - st I ,V ' Mist'-I ' I .wfxlfff I iz -1X?ss'ixFi'5M3f':I: it Qslryl - Gil--fs-ff mfg aa ii..l,ff', I . ' ., 'fi-f i Hfff'gfifwiiffzfia. 3 '- JOHN MADONIA ll Bauer St. Always has a shap shirt or tie, But, then, Johnny's a sharp guy. Boxing Club - Homeroom Activities lf MARY MARCELLO 100 White St. Dark hair, fair complexion, Sparkling eyes 1 perfection. Florentine - Forum Representative f' pf 1- ELIZABETH LINCOLN 201 Fulton Ave. Betty's right therelto be sure, Though she's quiet and demure Yearbook Staff- Girls' Athletic Council ww ---N, if THERESA MAIORANI 94 Bloss St. Here's a girl we all know, Fullofpepfrom head to toe. President of Delta Tri-Y- Secretary of Homeroom V1 R. VITO MARCELLO 1000 Emerson St. I always had a yearning, To enliven dark halls of learning. Football - Wrestling JOANNE MARSHALL 458 Child St. Attractive, active, a little Shy. Hard to miss when she goes by. Alpha Tri-Y-Yearbook Staff DAVID MINNICH 134 Emerson St. A realm ofbooks on a lonely sea, Would be enough to satisfy me. Yearbook Staff - 1-Iomeroom Activities JOHN MORRELL 91 Locust St. Wit, humor, and artistry clever, Make him the best cartoonist ever. Soccer-Swimming We who are graduafifi ,y ' y O it V ROSEMARIE MAR TINO 43 lfZ Locust St. Cvaiety and kindness that never ends, Has given this girl a host of friends. Senior Council- Yearbook Organization il LX fl If RICHARD MIRABLE 639 Emerson St. Here's a boy who's really fine, Acting is along his line. Track - Basketball GR EGORY MU KTARIAN 5 Willow St. He's the twin we all admire, For his brains, talent, and satire. Inner High Choir-Jeffer son Singer s ,Xl xm- . an W 6, 6, -- 'Mar flhl Q- if fi wugff if ,. , ,Nl ' M532 wi? its S 0281 ii A I .Aw -:HQ 1 1, ' k I K Lo y-L, -, .,-'fe '-V f ,. J - fr. f ,'f,,,,f .- - . - , 1 ia fzzvww V14 , H f W5 . 1 i ' o gy QV g gi-Q-. . i,-, M, , spfs. ,.., ,. 1 ies ff MATTHEW MAURO 526 Glide St. Here's a boy who's able to mix, Fun, athletics, and politics. President of National Honor Society-Sports Editor of Jefferson Journal VERNA MIRABLE ' 639 Emerson St. ' Study and play, come wihat may, She can take it every day. ,I Yearbook Staff-Kappa Tri-Y 1 -, lf HERBERT MUKTARIAN 5 Willow St. This twin has acting skill plus wit, Wherever he goes he makes a hit. Track-Basketball 12771 MJ ,ROSE MENTESANO M82 Locust St. Attiactive and vivacious, Courteous and gracious. Treasurer of Craft Guild- Girls' Athletic Council . ,A rg , A ELMER MONGELLI 61 Dix St. Ah! Maestro, that you are, Your lilting melodies will send you far. Football-Baseball CHARLES NICK 471 Emerson St. He plays music sweet and blue, He has brains and good looks. too. Students' Association Treasurer-Yearbook Staff pledge our unswerving Ioy ity I ESTHER NUCCI lOl Ambrose St. We know her by her happy air. Twinkling eyes and dusky hair. Jefferson Singers - Choir Jquvy-'i ,JJW . U .1 'AN' up-V ,N -nuns' -A FRANCIS PARIS 48 Karnes St. Old black magic and its spell, Named him Passionate . Can't you tell? Soccer - Alpha I-li-Y LOUIS PICCARRETO 96 Avery St. Lou always has a good solution. I-Ie should have framed the Constitution. Standard Bearer - Editor of Jefferson Journal TERRY O'TIER 375 Lake Ave. Now here's a boy we all cheer Or course, his name is Terry O'Tier. Track - Cross ountry I MICHAEL PASTORE 39 Ambrose St. Mingles Brawn, Art, and Song. Baseball-Jefferson Singers I 1 ' if ' J . . ' XDA I ' RICHARD PIERCE 14 Woodrow St. Indispensable in our band, This boy deserves a hand. Band - Track ROSE MARY PALMER I6 Hurd St. Always neat, always in style, And for all a very nice smile. Jefferson Singers - Yearbo taff Q f ROSE PALUMBO 21 Fulton Ave. A glance is quite enough from he She's the type men prefer. Yearbook Staff - Forum Representative JOAN PELUSIO 204 Fairgate St. She's on the ball. Don't forget, We haven't seen the last of our Joan yet. Students' Association Secretary - President of Girls' Athletic Council. JAMES PETRILLO 374 Selye Ter. Hei-e's a lad who's full of fun, From early morn 'til day is done. Baseball - Football I3 198 Spencer St. Vogue, IVIam'selle, and Seventeen, Have nothing on our Noreen. Jefferson Singers-- Cheerleader ' ng 1 .L- J f 1 A . N , Y if xy' N JOSEPH PISANO 798 Broad St. Work fascinates me. l can sit and look at it for hours. Alpha Hi-Y - Football 7 f 4-1L,f dl U f , V ,L LQ, Lf, to all those principles f- -'Hut . f .r A , -. ' ,- - P1116-f . f JOHN POLLOTA 371 Mu ary sr. L 236 Kent st. Ave. ' LOIS PROUDFOOT 1934 E. Main St. A girl who's ite a prize, Gay Jeanette with sparkling eyes. Basketball - Cheer RADOGNA Z4 Costar St. She has a charming way of her own, Ann's a girl we're glad we've known. Alpha Tri-Y - Florentine Societv Mozart has an artistic hand He's our favorite poster man. ,Basketball - Yearbook Staff AUDREY REGER 15 Canton St. A smile from this pretty girl, . . d. . Senior Life , She puts a sparkle in your day, For her it's natural to be that way. Yearbook Staff - Alpha Tri-Y ali PAUL REGER 15 Canton St. Paul has what it takes, Come on, girls. We're holding W111 keep you in a izzy whirl. Pha the stakes. Alpha I-li-Y - Homeroom Activities ' Nice and small, The quietest of all. Yearbook Staff - Homeroom Activities ,, lf ' . TQOUHO 5. iw 4,-.. l 4. K if 5'v:'?'?i, A '55 Q45 Qfwfi , .. f: s 'i', tar- , g i n Vi. - i Y , ' , li, .. i?il,fi'i i5'-f . 5 QM? ' , N. ,I 2.3 . s A DONALD RICHARDS 95 Delmar St. Ah! Yes. We all know you, Don. Your middle name should have been Juan . Yearbook Staff - Corridor Guard GEORGE RINGHOLTZ 159 Wetmore Pk. ALEXANDER RIOLA 43 Locust St. Happy-go-lucky, serene Gym, ms hobby, football, his and gay, delight, Willing to work, more Hippo's sorrow is homework willing to play. Swimming-Craft Guild at night. Football - Traffic Squad HERMAN RlTTh-ER 1259 Emerson St. Man with a Horn , brains, and wit, That's why he is such a hit. Band - Junior Town Meeting 12.2 Lyell Carefree in manner, a lover of fun, Many good qualities rolled into one. Baseball Reserves - Yearbook Staff iiliii 51 Aab St. We all like Ra1ph's friendly way, May this gift grow day by day. Band - Soccer 7670-I 'iii ELVERA ROTOLO 178 Warner St. Vera, Vera, what maketh thee, Chirrup and chatter so cheer- fully? Banking Representative - Delta Tri Y 1 If -fy ' 51-'fllllirli I 14.3 GERALDINE SALSEDO Q19 Emerson St. Come, slick one, lend us a hand, A new hairdo is what we demand. Jefferson Singers - Girls' Athletic Council Q - tl, . 'i 'J' ii ., .1 5 i. -' '. ja: - .W c GEORGE SCARDETTA 420 Murray St. If mathmaticians were made of gold, Then George's wealth would be untold. Swimming - Craft Guild JEAN SANFILIPPO ZZ Campbell St. I a ur country RITA ROTUNDO l 43 Ambrose St. Rita's nice and so etite P Very friendly and always neat. Yearbook Staff - Florentine ff Ojlx , K , Wi lf ,nf Va .g g , mi, -, - rr f , V if CAROL RYAN 10 Emerson St. Quiet and shy, but right o the beam. Look out for Car lyvhe e gets up steam. DJ yu, Yearbook St O ' e f-fs mag iw WW' A if W Q Q, 0' 1 r 5 J, My 4 ,wgzfa :sea . . 1 'Q iE ,Z-gi 1 fi. LQ 5 if 5 ,. .. ,, , , ff, gg . SAM SANGUEDOLCE 91 Cameron St. I dream of Jeanie with the dark As aworker he is steady, brown hair. And for bowling always ready. Kappa Tri-Y - Homer om Activities Swimming - Gym Activities I DOLORES SAURINI 112 McNaughton St. A swell gal, a real pal. Bowling - Majorette 1 1 BARBARA SCARSELLA 423 Clay Ave. MARVIN SCHNITMAN 185 Avenue E Witty, pretty, clever in art, If you're on your way somewhere, Barb's as charming as she is smart Whistle for Mary and you'1l get there. Swimmin - Homeroom Activities - 8 National Honor Society - Craft Guild HENRY SCIPIONE 149 Myrtle St. We hear this guy is very Shy. We surely do wonder why. Florentine - Senior Class Activities , 4 NJ! .f' ' V -i 4 - 1 , 4 2 I T J 1. I ' N ly. yff' I ,I J X it ISABELLE SCISCIOLI 36 Avery St. A flashing smile and auburn hair, For writing and music she has a flair. Inter-High Choir - National Honor of the r if be Q' ? f -iiyk h Q ,,.k i 577' 1 r fi A AUDREY SCOTT ELEANOR SCOTT 1054 Lyell Ave. 481 Child St. Smart and sensible, high she rates, There is one--only one of such. Watch this redhead in debates. Guardian of the Flag - National Honor Society She's the girlwho still can blush. Kappa Tri-Y - Florentine EUGENIA SIMEONE 84 Robin St. Deep within her beautiful eyes, We're sure a hidden mystery lies. Business Manager Yearbook - Editor of Jefferson Journal I 7, it GRACE SPIOTTO lZ5 McNaughton St. Dark hair, grey eyes, Her diamond brought many sighs. Yearbook Staff - Florentine A NORENE SMITH 276 Ames St. Norene, a lovely blond, strange to report, ls simply a whiz on a basketball ,y WILBERT SNYDER 108 Sterling St. Happy Landings! Senior Council - Safety Council court. Girls' Athletic Council - Girls' Sports Writer vt! V Q' VN .4 GLORIA STANICK 61 Sunset St. Attractive Gloria, with blond hair, Goes about with a carefree air Yearbook Staff - Jefferson Singers 1 V' eff PATSY TEORA 104 Myrtle St. A handsome boy as we all can see, And popular with the girls is he. Florentine - Baseball Reserves 16 SAM SERIO 15 Glendale Pk. Shy but friendly is our Sam. Forum Representative - Florentine 4 SALVATORE SPINOSA 178 Avery St. A terrific ten pin man ls shy, handsome Sam. Bowling - Florentine x 1 A gi .,,, 8 FLORENCE TERESI 28 Isabelle St. The charm of her pleasant ness Adds to all our happiness. Vice-President of Kappa Tri-Y - Yearbook Staff ' 'Wwe Mime Q SUSIE TIEBE 527 LyellAve. Never one to put on a show, Susie's a galwe like to know. Banking Alternate - Students' Association SpecialCommittee S .D 'i I I. ANGELINA TORTORA 178 Myrtle St. She's friendly, pretty, and very nice, No boy can help looking twice. Bowling - Florentine L, l cause of pea e everywhere. ,MM VIOLA TRAVIS I3 LaFayette Pk. She goes her way and makes no dust. She's friendly, kind, and always just. Kappa Tri-Y - 75- ot 0 Wit! JOHN VELTRE ze Parkway Van Johnson, Alan Ladd, Johnny's the handsomest we ever had. Football - Wrestling JAMES VENTRELLA 336 Emerson St. Actor, Singer, lots of vim, All of these describe our Jim. Jefferson Singers - Craft Guild DONALD WASSER IZ4 Warner St. There is one thing in school he likes quite well, That's the sound ofthe dismis- sal bell. Banking Representative - Intramural Basketball GLORIA VIGGIANI 116 Emerson St. Her voice is melody. Jefferson Singers - Florentine :A ILM, ,pn 415 W ITE 134 Fran , ' She seems bashfulg she seems shy, But look at the mischief in her eye. Yearbook Staff - Ticket Seller RAYMOND VINCELLI 57 Aab St. Ray with his pretty curls Is always annoyed by admiring girls. Baseball - Wrestling .fsck it 1 2 ' - Q' E2 2, it if We if i x e . JOAN WROBLEWSKI 144 Maltby St. A sweet smile, a friendly hello, These are the reasons we like her so. Yearbook Management - Yearbook Typist RALPH VITO 46 Glendale Pk. Life is but a dream, sole me sleep. Football - Baseball Qi- C955 , 'Sl PATRCNS AND PATRCJNESSES Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Kathryn Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Salvatore Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Rocco Adamo Ferris Akel Leon Aldrich Vincent Amico Altpeter Thomas Andreano Argentina Allen C. Bailey Harley J. Barclay Joseph Bianchi Louis Boccia Johannes Bokhorst Ciro Brasile Miss Elizabeth Brown Miss Ruth Bullock Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Cantabene Anthony Capone Sam Caruso Miss Genevieve Cazeau Mr. and Mrs. John Celento Mr. and Mrs. Damon Chapman Mr. and Mrs. Michael Chiappone Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Coglitore Mr. and Mrs. Victor Colaiace Mr.'and Mrs. Delos Conderman Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Conti Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Cringoli Mrs. Harriet Dawson Mr. and Mrs. Vincent De Cillis Mr. and Mrs. Barth Dee Mr. and Mrs. Dominick Del Conte Mr. and Mrs., Frank De Lucia Mr. and Mrs. Minter Dennison Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Di Renzo Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Di June Mr. and Mrs. John Di Nolfo Mr. and Mrs. Michael Di Tommaso Mr. and Mrs. Steve Fedele Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fotch Miss Kathryn Gaffney Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gala Mr. and Mrs. Rocco Galime Mr. and Mrs. Michael Giardina Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gioia Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Gizzi Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gmeinweiser Miss Lucia Gridley LESTER KELLEY Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gruttadauria Mr. and Mrs. Leon Hanes Miss Alice Hassett Mr. and Mrs. Leo Iacobucci Mrs. Helen Ikeler Miss Edna Kelly Lester Kelley Donald Kirchoff Theresa Kummer Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and and and and Mrs. Russell Lawrenson Mrs. William Lessord Mrs. Salvatore Liberatore Mrs. Lewis Lincoln Julian Lowell and Mrs. Amerigo Maiorani Angelina Marcella and Mrs. Gerry Marcello and Mrs. Elmer Marshall and Mrs James Martin and Mrs. Joseph Martino Miss Loretta Mr. Joseph Mc Elhaney Mrs. Lamont Mc Nall Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Mentesano Miss Johanna Miceli Mrs. Margaret Mirable Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Mongelli Mr. and Mrs. John Morrell Miss Lucy Murphy and Mrs. Stephen Nick Joseph Nucci Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Miss Mildred Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mc Carty George Palumbo Stephen Paris Sam Pelusio John Pezzulo Philley Louis Piccarreto Cyril Pierce Harold Proctor Carl Proudfoot Frank Radogna Fred Richards I Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Roncone Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S d Mr. Walter Saxe angue olce Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Scarsella Miss Edna Schaich Mrs. Josephine Sciarratta Mr. and Mrs. Nunzio Sciscioli Mrs. Harriet Scott Miss Marguerite Shelmadine Mr. and Mrs Frank Simeone Mr and Mrs. Frank Smith Mr and Mrs Anthony Spiotto Mr and Mrs Arnold B. Swift Mr and Mrs Harold Snyder Mr and Mrs Charles Teresi Mr and Mrs Charles Tiebe Mr and Mrs Guilio Tortora Mr and Mrs Louis Ugino Mr and Mrs John Veltre Mr and Mrs Vito Ventrella Miss Lucy Volonino Mr. George Weber Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wroblewski I 114.0 COUNSELDRS 7th and 8th Grades 18 llth and 12th Grades . X K , n I f Lg MLK L21 nv , A ,wwf-w af 1 fi X X 7 VI GK M ,ga , A ,Azad Jo Hp S f ff ngfaafff , vw? ' f,,,-,naw ' , . an , ' x df!! f A . Xi., d I .Q fr ,' 73, Calc f I .Via 1 xg J .K F , ,X ' a , ff U a n an ,A A Q -.k Ziff- -L 5 'L 4 Af 6 fa X A-2 X '11, ' n Hi , d .fx Qld- xv- ilamfdf, if X-L C in j, , 6 f A f A . , a - xi- jfinj wk X Q V 1 Y ' 'H V'-M kv 4,11 - U C4 Z1 S cl: - .,, . JA dl .L N A Q I- K . XE, 5 Af, lf A, p.. NJ d my ix K MIL' 1 I f , cr L, .f V Q 74,57 .-.YY 'A x J It I I-,ui I 4 P .be -X K ,X xx ,, 'Rx' Q' Y ,f , A EX X? S? QQ . 9 4 O.. 1 '4A. x AX -Q K 9- Q.,-. M Qi- K1 QC- C- X Fm ET us have faith that right makes ,K Q mightg and in that faith let us to - K ' the end dare to do our duty as we K? E understand it. I if ,V dig, W ra Yi ' A. Lincoln X. df 15' V' 1. - n 'Y S . ,UA I D , H f. JK PA ft Nl 'K' h tv 1 ,, in , ,f-'- 1 .1 I Y Um It KW Ll! dffffvcxsffff-'ggi W U' Wh Rf yy VV a-f4,1c,ffV VK ,c,.1Df' 'ujfdkbo C- K A Kim, 'QP ,.f5?fL.1f-iid. af7!fU'V 7C4 'ff-uf 1 Vu '- 1' J ' X gf' My 7 4 .H gi cu' 4 ff ffcnjgafw 'f7f'4'-0 ' .dx v My J' 1. YY f Q 7 ,W:fZfZ,,g,,r.f 7, fx ' I Agni! CHNIHSNHS DNINHOIAI EIHL NI HVIVID SCINVLS 'TOOHOS HBO in A X I ff vc J- -1 X XXX 3 w I 43 X A 5 5 S A X X - .- X.. X Av X we lv fl fi Us I x by Q X KX- M X X H XXXL 'A T' X' - XX' X X X X '9 .. X 1 W 9 I. w'fg'fQ X., XM. X IX- -' X X 1, 1 X X ww A Ulf v lx i , XXX, X , X ji . 1 'YA X X X 3.4 ff- Wg Y A SW x Q7 L n H R 1 HE new Student Counseling Center was J Q Sims l nl, vw, Stixilimp K in-ima: an H. Scipione, G. Joseph, B. Proctor COUNSELCJRS opened this year. The Counselors assist pupils with their educational problems, schedule changes, and career planning. Mr. Lowell works with the llth and 12th grades, Mrs. Suter with the 9th and 10th, and Mr. Kelley with the 7th and 8th, The Center is located in the former Veterans' Unit offices on the first floor. Lester Kelley - Instructor, J. Valente, F. Uttar-0 Margaret Suter - Counselor, R. Cuomo Julian Lowell - Counselor, D. Richards 19 CLASSES EFFERSON offers a lot of different courses for a lot of different pupils. The required courses provide information and experiences that every pupil needs to be an effective citizen. The elective courses serve the special needs and interests of individual pupils and contribute still further in assisting young people get ready for community life. ITALIAN Lena Pitoni - Instructor, S. Pilati, R. Mentesana, M. DeRosa CHEMISTRY Joseph Reed - Instructor, R. Dandrea, B. Scarsella, T. Maiorani, H. Rittler, L. Piccarreto, M. Dennison, J. Ciardi, I... Henry. Z0 Julian Lowell Instructor R. Conner M. Colaiace S. Spinosa P. DiNo1fo F. Gaudioso D. Minnich 'rl WORLD HISTORY George Weber-Instructor Z1 f 7 S :bgb I-0 1, Q el I PUBLIC SPEAKING Don Kirchoff Instructor A. Di Cicco R. Tirone C. Serrianna R. Mc Kinnon s Q-1 , ,i ,mf 'wif-M W' ' Mfiiligfmi Yfw Mf'r: awggfaif iw 1 4 g A P4 r uv , ITYRQA . ,ik mmm- ! Tw 9. 22 ,gd , Vf I if N 'S V 1 x K., 'Rf x f Q: .-in-1 aan-..-nil QM, .ww X. Q - Ilan.- g-n,,,,,- rum. : fry, n......, lan-q f'm f'l rang- :u5:....4M n-nm-u ll--1-rw anus.: X :anna in-wma 1--a -wwf. A 9. 1 v is liilfl E Em? -1 1. '5953 3. 4 ' wi -'. , t .f4 i , .. 'Q A' ' Elf r ' ' L f- 1 i Sf. X X wwf! j A W X 1' Vkx ' v -, -5 wr. 1-:V .41 , Q K Q,Ae 1: ..... wg 3 Y J 1 t , A Iizffwi in ' 1-'I' '3351' ' i I 6. ifr- fy Af, I 'l ,f- 5 ML i wg, Y-fu-, v. 'MQ . 5 , hi 'fx' uw I . F- if -s pf, in ,XR uv 49 if Y f w X i QQ? if? ' Wm iff . CHE industrial arts program offers opportunities INDUSTRIAL ARTS for boys and girls to develop employment readiness as well as to build for a satisfactory use of leisure time through many interests. Shop, home economics, and cosmetology training are valuable experiences in securing a job or running a home. DRAFTING R- Rosatif T- Omer POWER MACHINE C. Brown, C. Standing, J. Sasso if :jus lv ,,,, 'L IuRlvsmAsNzNIacARI mg ' U 'I MOTOR CORP VV .-.st-,wi-rf' , ' .6 M M.. I 1 '51 -- , :,.. ,, . . 3'4'i-J:.5f1-f?14 ' v , .ww it Harold De May - Instructor, S. Chiappone, B. Lincoln, V. DeCillis, R. Rotundo Z4 Be' C ogbto fe f 5 2? 35554 fx ' : Q' if 1 Q Z F 'lik 'Q Q .gg ... 1 Q ,J- ,- .-v ,N ,H ,K ,A ., 4' ,4 fs S3 3 w x N I f ,ff Q N . XX ff xx X K Betty Plail Instructor E, Reger M. Bianchi L. Chivaro M. Vigliotti S. Zoller I. Annechino HOME ECONOMICS Lenore Bailey L. J. M M Instructor DeFeo Kusse Roncone LeClair H. Ristuccia C. Smith SEWING M. Drost Instructor M. Marshall S. Napolitano A. White S. Brown R. M. Martino J. SanFillipo N. Caruso J. Provenzano J. Gallipeau R. Argentina R. Palumbo A. Taliento R. Maguilli H. Rustuccia COSMETOLOGY OOKING forward eagerly to the time when we are Seniors. fr Y .N +21 ...D ,K M i 8TH GRADERS OOKING for reading or reference materials? This and more can be found in the library, if not by yourself, through the cooperation of the librarian and the library aides. LIBRARY B. Lincoln, N. Bokhorst, D. Minnich, S. Chiappone, E. Bianchi, Josephine Sciarratta-Librarian Z7 STUDENT PARTICIPATION IN OUR SCHOOL LIFE EXECUTIVE I R. Dandrea, R. Tirone, J. Ciardi, J. Kennan, B. Barclay, A. Giardina, J. Gala COUNCIL w . Clementi, F.Adamo, N. Ferranti, M. DeRosa, L. Cuifo, A. Scott, L. Piccarreto A. Riola, J. Pelusio, B. Coglitore, B. Dawson, R. Manzone Genevieve Cazeau Adviser S. Tiebe B. Coglitore I. Sciscioli A. Riola STUDENTS' ASSOCIATION COMMITTEE CITE Ev.-Lmiv. ciolm- I II L 1' I ic ' 1 r 'SIIMIOIILS A'-arw1l!1IiorIXNl'1Un-,,pU11- fic:-1:11irIg11'.f'U'5Imvxrzip- ,mru .1I ox- tlw ITIYIIIX' :uid ,x .' ..x LL'CI pVnIwIv1n2 pri-- k.f511Im'LIIuI.11L'l1x IJV Inc' II'Il'lI'lIJk'I'K uI'1.I1v SLLICIUIII. ICIHTLI IN. FORUM O P. Guzzetta, R. Miller, R. Copeland, F. Stewart, S. DiMa1-zo, F. Pulvino E. Mongelli, H. Stafferi, R. Manzone, E. Marciano, A. Cuccar B. Cicotfi C. Giordano, IXI. Cantabene, A. Infantino, C. Pray, A. Feniano, M. Isgro, F. Drerto M. Conti J. DeGermaro A. Talierito I 3 I K. Giardino, J. Scrymgeour, A. Insalaco, J. Pelusio, A. Riola M. DeRosa. B. Rosica.iJ. Costa. Davide if c N xi-V' D A. Scott, M. Mauro, R. Garnham, J. Leuzzi, J. Amico, N. Pezzulo, G. Scardetta Maude Mitchell Julian Lowell SPONSORS c , . ,ff Lx I al K , .lf ,'.l e. , orgy .f B. Barclay, V. Mirable, A. Giardina, R. Martino, R. Dandrea, 1 'H -swat' R. Palumbo, F. Adamo ,, - -1 . , if ' . 1, ., . -.4 L R 7x - -wi 'N s. N. - ... X '-. -. f-Q 1 . 5 uf ,i-f 4 Y, A 11TH,.GRADE COUQNCIL I , , VV lp l iii ,fb .wg 1? .ff ,. , -W :tr Q' 1 J. . ' I' I- M. k A ., Q U01-6 I Q .7 M. Conti, J. Stefano, F. DiCesare, R. Gentile, L. Riola f L. ,DeFeo, J. Myers, J. Pollotta, R. Candusio, A. Sanguedolce A.. Marcella, I. Reitano, W. Clementi, T. Cringoli L. DeMarco, P. Muratore, R. Amico R. Tette, R. Russello, A. Di Tomaso, A. DiSandro J. Riola, N. Ferranti, W. Giancursio, L. Giufo, R. Manigross 29 -- X , 'fi -'r X N ,TV CHE senior, um and 10th Grade Councils .... are organized to direct Q and plan class activities, through elected A representatives. f N 10TH GRADE COUNCIL wg..- ... J JEFFERSON JOURNAL JOURNAL 1 JEFFERSON by the Students of Published Monthly Jefferson High School, Rochester, N. Y. JEFFERSON JOURNAL STAFF Co-Editors .................... Louis Piccarreto, Eugenia Slmeone Managing Editor ....... ...................... J ean Clardi News Editor . . ..... .... . . . . . . ............ Marie De Rosa Sports Edrltors ................... Matthew Mauro, Louise Caselll Feature Editors. .Joan Pelusio, Isabelle Sciscioli, Lucy Ciufo, Audrey Scott, Barbara Scarsella Advertising Manager ....... .................. B race Barclay Exchange Editor . .... .. . ..................... Rosemarie Slmeone Theresa Kummer Sports Writers .................... George Scardetta, Bruce Barclay - Reporters ...... Noreen Gala, Nancy Ferrante, Marie Slmeone, Eleanor Advlser Cianca, Anthony Sorrentino, Flora Towers. Typists ........ .... N oreen Gala, Dolores De Gillis, Frances Adamo Adviser .................. . . . . . . Mrs. Theresa Rummer, Room 226 gp - '- G new is G - Nfmsnmsfmgf Fm 5 -lg? S' We Q EQHSE EAQEE 'm5E'g5' 2 F' ,H f-4 M Q. ra .-, Q - Av fr I '-1 aa H N 5-5,.,,s'eQs5s'5EQgg'2Eg,.,Hnwfig' Qs Mfcrg 0,225-f 2 mwovqo.-FO Ives..-egg, mom-,., HQ. 5. Or-. Q 'bugs-FE' sggsgffsge w Q M If 8 F' ,tr w F2 C O H r D 5753 SS :fs SE 5' 1 W fs ss I .-: 1 5 f-J I1 A: . 5 521 3 Q P7 n ' nj 5? W S' 3 as Q ' S' V 3 5: 5 E m O - N rp W Q' w Z ff Q S 5 Q Fo as A L .. U' 0 S 33 2 ua Q I an 5 '11 Q C -. 5 2 Q V Em Z CD -- 5 N ' If N Q. :I PU? I' 5' .2 , Eg 1 ' s 5' So F' BZ' rn W S Z sr ff 0 Q U -L Us v' E 2. ., 5 I 5' Ej : 5 o nh W W 3' Q o lT1 A: ,., .1 Z ? fu H-4 ,., N Z 5' ,, :r Q- If Sgr.-gg, 5,jg,:E,g ,N 2:73-ggi, 'D-'15 5-355-': em... CH 5 QQSSSFE Wfgeiggiiim is-',sf0e., 535' I Z3 ?52ffs5ss.s--I P-S.:-ws Simwissmss D vi O Qe'g5L',ggfgsgds1:E,0',f2?N,5'Hw wgggfwggg., g-Ngggswmn 'gf'10,El':f.I'Q'QP'S,1S m.,m 1.r'N F-e-rea :..m-Om,: nm ! 'n HP-- I. Sciscioli, M. Mauro, B. Scarsella E. Simeone, L. Piccarreto, J. Ciardi . f' N fferson Journal chronicles life at Jefferson High School. It keeps J! in school and makes reports on the alumni as well. 30 1 HE Je track of happenings L. Henry, F. Boccia, V. DeCillis N f Mme-.5 fs-gh.. ., I... Conti, E. Simeone, A. Radogna, J. Kirby, L. Caselli, F. Teresi, L. Corona, M. Cantabene, M. Akel, J. Galime, D. DeCil1is, I. Liberatore, C. Ryan, CHESE senior girls volunteer one period a day to aid the regular experience. Helen Lavine -Secretary AIDES office staff, gaining valuable practical l 5 E 5 1 X Ml- C CW' l Margaret Knell-Secretary Lucy Volonino-Secretary 31 AIR RAID B25 SQUAD J. Bonazza, W. Snyder, R. Garnharn, R. Dandrea, L. Piccarreto F. Paris, R. Manzone, Nl. Mauro, NL Capurso, H. Rittler W. L-essord, G. Scardetta, P. DiNataXe, B. Barony, S. Phan, W. A1613 iv' M. Dennison, C. Loucheur A. Scott, R. Palumbo, N. Smith, N. Cringoli E. Simeone, 1. Sciscioh, S. Ciardi 32 ch vyHJAL ,,' AIDES James M-31'fi'1'SP0'1S01' R. Miller, R. Miller, F. Pulvino, L. Miller, A. Manigross BANHNG REPRESEN W. Kenyon,'D. Hess, A. Cuccaro, R. Tir-one M. Mastrodonato, A. Siciliano, E. Pasquarella, R. DiRenzo G. Frank, R. Iannucci, D. Nau ,f We M. Simeone, M. Sirnonelli, W. Doe, C. Piccarreto, S. Ciriello, C. Nicosia, A. Palma, J. Bryant, A. Sorrentino, G. Marcello, P. Viterise C. Vieira, A. Christensen, M. Bianchi, O. Piccone, V. Corona, G. Sirniotti, L. DeMarco, I. Nacca, M. Bianchi, M. Terrigino, J. Riola, N. Jenkins, F. Pettrone, F. Buttaro, V. Marcella, J. Pizzo, N. Caruso, G. Iacobucci, E. Rotolo, E. Bianchi, G. Scardetta, L. Palozzi 33 on xg, YK A X L, C. Andrean - if J. :Maris N A Y 0' XX. hal Nl. V - M GUARDS L xl Standing, F. Love Auer, L. Darby, C. W. Scheuerman, W. Bruckner Ringholz, 34 LUNCH ROO rde, W. Moshier, P. Rogers, J. Coccia Willm . HMM 4 L.u'ffL ,c. ji. S 9 l ew- ' ,-,.m.-nrz, J. Johnpjghp R CORRIDOR GUARDS 5 Mr. Joerger-Sponsor M. Nucci, R. Marasco, M. Simonelli, J. DeFi1i J. Trannell, N. Ferrant' ' O 1, E. Lxoy, P. Williams? B. DeAntonis R. Mamgross, S. Zoller, B. Bohm, L. Cuifo, B. Norris, D. Kaiser S. Ricotta, B. Wahl, D. Donke, G. Walworth, J. Ma ' ' ' N. Gallo 35 urizxo, C. Smith, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY President ---------- Vice-President Secretary ----- - - - - - Treasurer- - ----- - - - Social Chair man Matthew Mauro Bruce Barclay Barbara Scarsella Jean Giardi Audrey Scott CHOLARSHIP, Leadership, Service and Character , the motto of the National Honor Society, is the basis upon which members are selected. To belong to the National Honor Society is a privilege and honor, a goal for which many students strive during their years at Jefferson. Upon being elected to the Society, the new members are given a creed and take this oath: I pledge myself to uphold the high purpose of this society to which lhave been elected, striving in every way, by word and deed, to make its ideals the ideals of my school and of my life. L. Caselli, J. Ciardi, L. Piccarreto, B. Scarsella, N. Pezzulo D. Barclay, M. Mauro, A. Scott 36 FLORENTINE SOCIETY OFFICERS LORENTINE Society was founded in 1933 in order to promote interest in Amico Sciscioli Pezzulo Piccarreto Cringoli Italian culture, to foster ideals of citizenship and to develop healthy competition. CRAFT GUILD J. Keenan, M. Conte, C. Smith, S. Zoller B. Amico, R. Palmer, A. DiRenzo, J. Pelusio, J. Burns, G. 'Sa1sedo, J. Amico J. Galime, N. Cringoli, B. Barclay, G. Scardetta, B. Scarsella 37 :ggi S we leave high school and enter adulthood we have the hope and dream that the United Nations will receive world support and will protect us all from the horrors of war. We trust that we and our children will never have to experience conflict as did our brothers and fathers before us. PRESENTING UNITED NATIONS' FLAG TO JEFFERSON Lynn Wardell Junior Standard Bearer A. Scott Senior Guardian of Flag H. Rittler Presenting U.N. Flag L. Piccarreto Senior Standard Bearer Ef Moody Junior Guardian of Flag UNITED NATIONS ASSEMBLY FLAG DAY EXERCISES r nstl' Udo -l , 509 h 5103? 305-ep xo 81 RQEEvxsxoN Posr T Eleanor Ratcliffe-Instructor HE adult program - Practical Nursing, Radio Communications and Television, Business Training - prepares its students for particular jobs. Each course has its own admission requirements, establishes its own time schedule, and meets the special demands of the field which it serves. PRACTICAL NURSING ,of i 7, f CBfJ..W.4VeZiUJ f ,' I . ff ' ar ' 5' 'fir L11. 3 I ,FQ rj A Jo Ho Sg , f Al'x f - ' .0525 W f s 4 C --e, 51404 WM Wi f 0 0' W I 'f fi Q, I ' W' ' fb! if . 71,0-cd, 7 M ff 1 f ' ' f ,f W I ,- f f if ami K X f W A Q A EWARE of rashness, but w OA! t energy and sleepless vigilanc A djfffy X go forward and give us victories. A. Lincoln 1 1 ,. fn - - fftl pr' ' VM ' ,ff f' H X K. 4M - ,li :U ! f' f ' In , 11-ull J Fifi. CKY , ny W -o ,.-1-5' ,K X 7 Koi! VXXH j m' , - , ' 5 X ,f , ,Ny ,Xi- If D X ' K' tl' N. Pezzulo, R. Manzone, B. Dawson All J CHEERLEADERS 'in , ir 'A' l CYHF health and physical vdiicatioii program helps boys and girls meet their 1 physical and recreational noeds. Participation in a variety of physical activities has carry-over value- to adult, lifP. The total program vmphasizes the importance- of mental, emotional, and social clcvelopmvnt quite as much as physical development . S W J 79 Q5 J SQO fl .19 -57 CHE school year 1950-51 has been a success in our athletic endeavors from one main stand point. We recognize a definite trend toward good sportsmanship. True - our record of championships isn't evident. Our decimal rating is about . 250, but who can forget such faith- ful stalwarts as Tony Giardina, Alex Riola, Russ Manzone, Ralph Zecchino, Bruce Barclay, Mike Pastore, Joe Biocca? ERE was provided one of the year's brightest sport lights. Coach Ugino's hard plugging was well repaid by a very successful season. WRESIL E J. Vehre A, Riola S. Paternico, T. Nacca, W. Aldrich, H. Rittlel' R. Vincefli, A. lsgro, J. D0miI1iCk, W- Clemenfi. J' Gala' G' Scardetta 41 f RAYMOND BRICE HE 1950 Soccer Team finished in Znd place in th 't Head of Health Education AY BRICE - a tru and enthusiasm have made our Statesmen good sportsmen through victory and defeat. With- out his plannin d ' ' e leader. His wise judgement g an attention to detail, many of our sports attractions wouldn't be possible. His counsel has helped us steadily throughout our high school days. Here's a hearty Thanks for Everything to Ray Brice. e ci y league, having a record of six wins and two losses. Our Booters opened the season with a memorable victory over Marshall on the latter's field - This proved later to be the only loss Marshall suffered and they won not only the City but the Sectional Title. A short two weeks slump in spirit cost us losses to East and West so we were out of the running. Jeff's total scoring ZZ points, and our opponents total 5. Not bad! SOCCER B. Barclay . ars F. Paris, R. , . DiMartino, R. Gioseffi 42 l l Us . I, one, M. Mastrodonato, J. Morrell, R. Zecchino, ttyl WN CRCSS COUNTRY J. Coccia, A. Vezza, J. Aducci, D. Mcllrath, V. Mastrosimone, Stephen Paris-Coach A. Christiansen, R. Barclay, R. Hill, C. Paolino, A. Leonardi CYHESE are the boys who earn a Stand up and Hol1er - for their sport means hard daily plugging to get into condition for the gruelling Z lfZ mile weekly race. Nice going fellas, 1et's have more of them. CALISTHENICS Qfyg CYROM the looks of things at the start of the season, Jeff sport followers had great hopes for a standout team this year. What with a Coach full of vim and vigor, a bunch of scrappy whirlwinds, it looked very rosy. Once again the lack of height has been the bugaboo. Our bubble broke early in the first half of the season - but once again we look forward to better things ahead. ' J. Johnson Ry J. L ' BASKFTBALE ,Elf Av R, Ziiiii... x ! 4 , F. Pulvino, J. Johnson, J. Leuzzi, F. Sullivan, Don Kirchoff-Coach L. Haynes, B. Coglitore, G. Joseph J. Biocca, C. DeLucia, J. Ross, R. Zecchino, A. Orlando, A. Cuccaro 44 -..-.,, M? ...L ya .L A Q JN k fl, ,I ' M ' Nl g 'L an R 1 5 LQ g S , 1.-, 1 Vp- 1' e l orlr - e o r l -1 2 P 1. ,-,S K g gy in . X S I ' 1 f '- 'sn' Hr' ,,,,.null! l lf' l l' l l, 5' I ' .Af-L., ima - -u l2 - . f -'3 ll il' - X, 9? 1- 'ski Klil' , ' i ' . .Fffrk f. , ' N aff' ' . H--Q-if .J 'H a'4'!,- M -42 ENl 5'..g. Lysf' A ' rg M q ,.:.:Q F. Loverde, R. Tirone, G. Pfleger, R. Dancfrea, B. Barclay, G. Scardetta A. Mavity, M. Mastrodonato, N. DiMartino. M- Mauro, R- R055 ITH of material these senior stalwarts took the burden and carried on in commendable style. The crop of under- classmen show s much promise. the present dirth R. Dandrea G. Scardetta R. Tlrone -4 I GYM CLASS F .5 ITH five men lost through graduation from last year's starting nine, it is hoped that their replacements will inject a new spirit into the team, which will help to improve on last year's record. An outstanding American Legion team from our district last year should provide many of the replacements Jeff needs. BASEBALL J. Barberi-Mgr., T. Walton, J. Leva, B. Coglitore, F. Trotto, L. Pezzulo, Paul Faith-Coach N. DiMartino, J. Petrillo, P. DiNo1fo, R. Lomonica, S. Dee, G. Joseph, A. Riola-Asst. Mgr. M. Pastore, R. Vincelli, J. Biocca, T. Cringoli 46 ,S M .M -wilb. Maw' TH E ROYALTY OF SPORT W three ...SU f wb. .wjQ,.,4,dvff ilww' wfd3.wf '6 e ootball wa unable to cope efeli r Qigisjtters. With Ju i re. , Please Santa nd yvlth a good crop of FOOTBALL R L T L S. P B f' Gioseffi, R. Vincelli, D. O'Nei11, R. Magliozzi, L. Hanes, J. Gala, Piccarreto, W. Clementi, J. Leuzzi, R. Turner Marcello, A. Riola, T. Reale, T. Nacca, D. Bianchi, Vallone, W. Giancursio, L. Mill . A t P D DiMarzo, A. DiPonzio Cammelleri, P. Condo, Coglitore, D. Gala, T. J. Simonetti, S. Perleone er, .J ma o, . eLucia, R. Taddeo, H. Stafferi, Giardina, J. Piccarreto, R. Tirone, M. Pastore 47 CJ A R com e on b L Co OYS, e pu me on boys get on the b ,mfr Ta Puff? :em On tlg beat that fe eam L51 get Okie J 5 C en? on t e arn Co 1710, me I 'Rl' Ofne 0 he ri 'be 51- 'L ,Sbf n b0YS f' ghf 012 1911 LG! Cu . Ight, tearn . tearg Hit abd 1 fight , Ietfljlh bard Oofo .60 sg low Bib Oro 5:0 0 we 90. v-9' xx 10 C' X009 390010 0 Na 600 dx C Koa 90 .og 1 O0 C9 to Na' O0 I 9 006 QOQIDY' 55619 if Q 9 0009 O0 30 an SO v ' GXNQJYL1 9OQ:Ys,3Xx 6 30296 39 5920.120 96 59,9 6 vi.. x Y9 3 8 ,115 ,LO '50 09' NNXKXX aafxg Qc o We .9390 3 'Oocggxe get SQQYXK, , 369 '00 ei fxg 'SS' N 6 a 0 3 f01 QQZQQ- 50630163 x '92 GL '5f5fo,5, Cgwlox' lif 5 e 4, 6 'Sfo '16 S0 4, :- js ao we 00:6 2-A ey 0300 bo of '19 '50 'B 1 6 ' 02wQfQf gy s Q4 QQ 040' IG' S S 60 Ou. Q01 1,56 600115: O Q., fav iso ok, O A-B-C-D who are we Jeff--ersonian, Gosh O Gee! We're solid, We're jumping We're in the groove Come on Jefferson We can't lose 1 1 F. Paris, S. Gruttadauria, S. Dee J. DeGennaro, L. Palozzi, J. Pizzo, R. Argentina, R. Candusio N. Pezzulo, R., Manzone, B. Dawson 48 416' QL. fwvbm f ll , f '5 A 710.1 . J V N 'J OL , 'Q 1 . L Vi A -Q Nc 'RO N- x' '- -sm. .il A . ix e Q, , Bi - . 'A Rx X N3 'x 5 w , 9 , V YA N X . L sk- ' V x ' 1 L. Hamblin, C. Nau, J. Federico, M. Raetz, G. Rector X Q . 'i Ni. 4 .1 MAJORETTES s .1f'1 'v N . N 1 1 Fw M. Marshall, F. Towers, J. Federico, S. Napolitano, T. Berardicurti E. Moody, M. Maglozzi, A. Napolitano, B. Dawson, G. Simonetti, C. Coglitore S. Costa A. Sanguedolce, A. Scott, D. Saurini, B. Engert, R. Argentina, J. DiGennaro J. Pizzo 49 'J I GIRLS' ATHLETIC COUNCIL A. Sorge, M. Lincoln, L. Morrell, H. Ristuccia, A. Coia, I. Reitano, C. Smith Max, L. Cuifo, M. Mitri, R. Cira, L. Palozzi Altpeter, J. Marshall, R. DePaulo, A. DeBole, M. Celento, L. Tiffany Maurizzo, M. Marshall, Kathryn Gaffney - Adviser Brown, R. Mentesano, N. Pezzulo, J. Pelusio, L. Casselli, N. Smith Scott, B. Lincoln GIRLS' ATHLETICS CYHERE are five athletic awards a girl can earn by participating in the after p school recreation clubs. Points are given for attendance in clubs, for making first team in a sport and leadership. I I N. SMITH 50 VOLLEY BALL SPORT FOR ALL! THEY WORK AS WELL AS PLAY A. Tortora, J. Pizzo, E. Scott, L. Caselli, L. Corona, L. Conti, N. Smith V. Gmeinweiser, F. Adamo, E. Rotolo, M. Celento, V. DeCi11is, S. Brown, N. Pezzulo, S. Altpeter J. Pelusio, D. Saurini, R. Martino, B. Dawson, M. Colaiace, V. Mirable, J. DiGermaro 51 GYM LEADERS GIRLS' DIVING DIVING IS A SKILL WHERE FORM IS IMPORTANT SWIMMING For beginners, it's fung F swimmers, a skill: For the straight haired, it's agony: But for Life Savers, a thrill. GIRLS' SWIMMING W - SZ C. Ryan, D. Saurini, C. Loucheur, M. Marshall, A. Tortnra, M. Celento, M. Akel SQUARE DANCE L. Cuifo, M. Lincoln, R. Volonino J. Provenzano, R.M. Cira, EI, Morse D. Kaiser, G. Viterise E3 C' BOWLING URN the basket inside out and back the other way. 4' , N 1 ' is if PTS 1 , Q -yr, . diff ff 6 Lib ff m, ,SQ 'S Safes' x. L Q 'Y qv .1 6 , ,537 J N-.. 1 L 6 ll -V4 49 sw 'fd Er l 4. W4 L gn be W 1 'vt W W 19 1 HE CLASS OF 1951 RECALLS N September 1946, 219 wide-eyed eighth graders timidly entered the halls of Jefferson, utterly confused at finding certain corridors out of bounds- reserved for veterans. Getting lost was the order of the day. Some of these same souls may' still be encountered wandering blindly on the third floor, looking-so they say-for Room 116. ln September 1947, 210 ninth graders returned to pursue their search for learning, rooms and friends. September 1948 revealed 189 eager beavers racing to get front seats for the newly state-mandated tenth grade subjects-World History and hygiene. This year they knew all the answers. September 1949 found 181 important juniors, full of information and know- how. The Junior Prom was the sharp affair of this year, with attractively- gowned girls and smartly groomed men. High lights of this year were: National Honor Society and Craft Guild elections and banquets. In September 1950, 156 dignified seniors welcomed the newly-opened corridors on the first floor and were intrigued with the guidance center replac- ing the veterans' offices. There they were greeted by counselors, Suter, Lowell and Kelley, peering at them over pamphlet-covered desks. There are many never-to-be-forgotten days of this momentous year: the getting of pins and rings, the dances, the Senior Prom, the Crowning of the May Queen, and the g reatest of all- - Commencement. 54 CLASS OF '51 Anthony Giardina Pre sident Ralph Dandrea Bruce Barclay Treasurer Social Chairman Clementine Andreano Frances Adamo Social Chairman Secretary O senior class just goes about the business of its last year in school - electing senior officers, organizing for the yearbook, planning for the prom fand where we'll go after- wards!l, getting ready for the banquet, sweating out the senior speeches, eating out the senior luncheons, betting on the last May Queen, looking ahead to the last senior assembly - without once in a while having a queasy feeling that this is it. For a lot of us it's more than the end of being together during five years of high school - it's the end of being together for all our school lives, and that's an awful long time. lt's taken more than one filibustering campaign to get us where we are. We've had to do some tall maneauvering to keep our parents at home, now and then, where they could remain happy and in blissful ignorance of some of the tripe we tried to pull. No one can ever really appreciate the amount of time and effort we have put into planning how to escape doing the things we were supposed to do for our own good. Sometimes the ideas worked out: just as many times they didn't, and then we had to do what was supposed to be good for us. Anyway, it was a heck of a lot of fun trying to beat the educational racket. We've been told that it won't take many years out of school to bring us to our senses, to make us realize how fortunate we were to have had the advantages of high school, how much we muffed, how much more we might have had. Maybe. But this is it. This is the end. Graduation is here. We've got to go, and we're not just sure that we want to go. We've been having a good time, and we're not sure we're going to have as good a time next year. You teachers and all you younger kids are sure to have a good time next year when we have gone - while we are going to have to go to work. This is the senior farewell - we really have had a good time, and we really appreciate everything. Good-bye now. 55 Jean Ciardi Esther Nucci Noreen Pezzulo Louise Corona Dolores DeCillis SENICR HONCR RGLL S this Yearbook goes to press, the following seniors have maintained their high ratings on the scholastic honor roll: Marie Dennison Steve Gruttadauria Merilda LeClair Geraldine Salsedo George Scardetta Norene Smith Shirley Altpeter Gloria lacobucci Matthew Mauro Louis Piccarreto CLASS NOTABLES Ideal Couple Most Brilliant Boy Athlete Girl Athlete Class Artist Best Natured Boy Best Natured Girl Most Gullible Class Musicians Class Acrobat Best Actors Heartbreaker Most Demure Class Jester Most Likely to Succeed CGirll Sam Spinosa and Sue Louis Piccarreto Anthony Giardina Norene Smith John Morrell Steve Gruttadauria Barbara Scarsella Marie Dennison Tiebe Elvera Rotolo Carol Ryan Isabelle Sciscioli Audrey Scott Chuck Nick and Elmer Mongelli George Scardetta Herb Muktarian and Russ Manzone Sam Dee Rose Mentesano Gregory Muktarian Jean Ciardi Most Likely to Succeed fBoyj Matthew Mauro Q6 ,nn- JULIAN LOWELL C R. Lowell came to Jefferson at the same time that we did. His career here has been ours also. Since we were eighth-graders, Mr. Lowell has been standing by us, giving advice, steering our efforts, and participating with us in all we did. 1951 CLASS SPONSORS MAUDE MITCHELL COR five long years Miss Mitchell has contributed her wise counsel to the class of 1951. As homeroom teacher and as a teacher of English and Latin her pupils will long remember her. 'I' ' - c S 'Standagdh Bearer andf 'Guardian STANDARD BEARERS - I, I -' 5, ., g L 41-5 f .' I, t. cbt t'5K Z' ricky? , if - '. L 1 f ,f f' f' f the gllaglgl Jeffer 'gn Highf '79 Scgflfli is Ziflfiffk o'and Augfefj Hr t . Q, 1 f Scottfrepresent the ighesbin ,wk jscholastic achieve ent.f We are proud to have them represent us as bearers oflogrf' nat'ion's flQg. f Lkui s 'Q-4,,k'o-fyk LOUIS PICCARRETO STANDAR D BEAR ER AUDREY SCOTT GUARDIAN OF THE FLAG PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE PLEDGE allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America, and to the Republic for which it stands one nation indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. JEAN CIARDI at EAN'S five years at Jefferson. have been marked with many achievements. Her scholarship, her sense of unselfish service, and her character all mark her as a young lady who will go places in the future. CUTSTANDING SENICRS GEORGE SCAR DETTA COR his outstanding record of service tothe school and to the student body, George Scardetta receives this honor. An honor student, a true sportsman, and an outstanding personality, George ranks high with all loyal Jeffersonians. SENIOR LUNCHEONI 1-A Mr. Swift-Principal, Margaret Suter-Instructor R. Mirable, J. Pizzo, A. Cimo, N. Caruso, A. Insalaco P. Teora, F. Adamo, R. Vincelli, L. Henry E., Mongelli, R. Martino, R. Palumbo, J. Hogan HIGHLIGHTS OF OUR SENIOR YEAR SENIOR BANQUET G. Muktarian, D. DeCillis, S. Dee, S. Tiebe G. Scardetta, C. Loucheur, R. Dandrea, I. Sciscioli T. Formicola Julian Lowell, Maude Mitchell - Sponsors 60 SENIOR PROM M. Marcello, C. Nick, A. Giardina, J. Pelusio, R. Manzone, L. Brasile, M. Insalaco, B. Coglitore, A. Scott, B. Barclay MOMENTOUS MOMENTS SIGNING YEARBOOKS . I S. Gruttadauria, J. PoIIotta, I-I. Scipione, J. Galime P. DiNolfo, N. Smith, P. Teora, F. Adamo, N. Cringoli, B. Scarsella 61 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT C E, the Senior Class of '51, do hereby ordain this Last Will and Testament to preserve its solemn memory in the minds of Jefferson's future seniors: To Mr. Swift we leave a season ticket to the nearest florist To Miss Collyer we leave a fresh supply of peppermint. To Miss Girdley we leave the genius anybody . To Mrs. Suter we leave a lawnmower. To Mr. Reed we leave a new assistant for the Bookstore. To Mrs. Schreib we leave the thought of future yearbooks. To 'Mrs. Sciarratta we leave a peaceful sixth period. To Mr. Fotch we leave the solution to the world's problems. To Miss Mitchell and Mr. Lowell we leave a hope of a future Senior Class that will fine as ours. To Mr. Paris we leave Washy . To Mrs. Seibold we leave patience and fortitude. Nina Caruso leaves her-HZOZ to Dolores Malsegna. Bruce Barclay leaves his nose plugs to Roger Tirone. Jean Ciardi leaves her blush to Marie De Rosa. Dave Minnich leaves his brain to Mike Tacldonio. Gloria Stanick leaves her blond tresses to Elissa Rozzi. Rose Mentesano leaves Lucille Morrell. Sam Spinosa leaves his clippers to Lover Marcella. Jennie Galime leaves her favorite expression to Rosemar Joe Gala leaves his atom smashing theory to Ted Pucher. Louise Caselli leaves her gym suit to Mary Ann Sorge. John Veltre leaves Mr. Swift's bench ....... warm. Isabelle Sciscioli leaves her eyelashes to Pam Robinson. Nancy Cringoli leaves her high C to Tootsie Riola. Louis Piccarreto leaves his twin, Carl. Noreen Pezzulo leaves her wardrobe to Rosalind Rotoli. John Madonia leaves his wardrobe to Roger Conderman. Matthew Mauro leaves without shedding a tear. Ray Vincelli leaves in a hurry. Eugenia Simeone leaves the Journal Office. l. Montanar e llo Barbara Dawson leaves her surplus energy to Loretta Palozzi. Alex Riola leaves incognito. Ben Coglitore leaves his best wishes to the Students' Association. Joan Pelusio leaves her gossip column. Steve Fedele leaves early so he won't be late for college. Theresa Maiorani leaves her knowledge of geometry to George Frank. Lena Brasile leaves her business ability to candy salesmen of 1952. Anna Jean Di Renzo leaves her nylon blouse to Marjorie De Vincentis. Barbara Scarsella leaves unwillingly. Tom Formicola leaves his little black book to Andy Santillo. Tony Giardina leaves his industriousness and school spirit to the Junior Class Audrey Scott doesn't leave Bruce. We hope that the fond memories and personalities left in this Last Will and Testament will aid the Class of '52 in carrying out the traditions of J. H. 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