Jefferson High School - Statesman Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 74 of the 1952 volume:

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Magliocca, J. Bonazza, M. Capurso, I. Bums, T. Berardicurti, M. DeVincentis, R. Cira, E. Rozzi, P. Macri, S. Paternico, P. DiPonzio, M. Conte, S. Ringholz, N. DiNitto, A. Garfield, G. Joseph, M. DeRosa, M. Suter--Instructor. R. Iannucci, C. Marciano, G. Richter, C. Smith, V. Roselli A. Hutchinson--Instructor 4 0:2 1-'Ax 1 AMERICAN HISTORY n - . nnn. ' V. Long, R. Manigross, A. DiPonzio, A. Marcello. AMERICAN HISTORY A. Sorremcino, C. Valentine, T. Giuliano, M. Fasciano, P. Livecchi, A. Pelusio, L. McKier, W. Fotch- -Instructor. 5 A4 , .: 13 z LATIN ll B. Ciaccia R. Pierleoni V . Leonardi L . Wax-dell E. Brown Instructor lk MATHEMATICS ... fl fa .jf M. Shavino D. Bianchi B . Painting M. Di Paolo N. Morreale- -Instructor UR courses of study at Jefferson are varied, but each plays its role in the world around us. We study mathematics so that we may better understand the world of science and commerce. Art gives us an appreciation of the aesthetic values of life. Through Latin and Italian we develop a richer background for our own culture. x ' MATHEMATICS E. Riola, E. Le Doux, I. Costa, A. Hassett--Instructor . 45 ff, za.-. - W. - 'i 9'H'4-,z f - , ffm 1. - I fy-, .V 'f g'4,,,W,f M ifffwx QB OFFICE PRACTICE S. Del Regno, I. Burns, A. Garfield, S. Napolitano, R. Cira, F. Towers, M. Raetz, A. Coia, I. Reitano, D. Hogan A. Campbell, N. Di Nitto, M. De Vincentis, M. Philley--Instructor. . 5 Q Qlflffgf N ' if CWHERE are times in our life at Jefferson when we combine hw y e- 'Q' N learning by doing with learning by studying. Foremost X among these are the courses in office practice and typing which Q, 3 is Q22 are increasingly important in our world of commerce. In I addition, the courses in chemistry and biology helpus to under- , ff stand better the complex world of science. TYPING George Web er- - Instructor 8 CHEMISTRY F. Dovidio, I. Bonazzaf L. Riola, H. Flieger, A. Amorese, A. Vacca, F. Sullivan, S. Ciriello, G. Joseph, I. Kenealy, W. Kenealy, R. Conderman, V. Leonardi, J, Reed--Instructor. BIOLOGY F. Crisifulli, S. Di Gennaro, G. Englerth, E. Di Ponzio, I. Pascente, A. Massi, A. Rittler, P. Martorano, M. Magliozzi, C. Nau, C. Beegle--Instructor. 9 FOODS CLASS 2 S 1 fi, . if y ,fn HOSTESS CLASS M. Rapp A . Sangue - dolce G. Viterese M. Aparese A . Lamonda L. Morrell B . Darling A. De Bole M. Bovenzi PRACTICAL ARTS N its attempt to make the school A a part of the community by serving the needs of the people of the community, Jefferson has not forgotten the often overlooked domestic skills. These include the preparation of foods for the health of the nation as well as the skills needed in the clothing and grooming of the citizens of the nation. I fx! W' ,ff ,.,,. y, , t. X , ,,,,.Yg Yadav' I A- Neff J. Laurxcello, I. Gangeru Director-Practical Arts M' Dunnenlnmuctor BOYS COOKING CLASS am. - S. Patemico, A. Gallicchio, M. Capurso, W. Ellis, G. Joseph, F. Dovidio, P. Condo, C. Buonaugurio, J. Grizzanti, S. Albano, L. Bailey--Instructor. 11 SEWING POWER MACHINE A. Balavia, R. Balino, R. Di Ciaccia J Daye W Gllhgar A Fomutaro C Hall J. Petrillo, J. Roist, R. Ross, J. Sciartmo C. Ioerger--Instructor ' OO give the student at least a ghmpse of the lndustrlal world facmg hlm so that he may be better prepared to meet It Jefferson offers courses 111 the baS1C fundamentals of machine shop, p1-int1ng, and sheet metal worklng D . Senger F . Ciriello F . Cle menti D. Taddeo J. Paris W. Hunn M. Siracuse D. Gnage A. Messena H. Townend T. Meagher V. Laurie J. Dellesandro O. Harmon Instructor MACHINE SHOP PRINTING SHEET METAL I . Riola T . Johnson J. Di Battisto N . Muench R. Hess R. Toscano D . Senger E. Marciano T . Galutti I . White T . Meagher P. DiPonzio P. Condo L. Bruce Instructor L. Vaccarelli S . Ciriello W. Bruckner I . Deal Instructor ELECTRICITY Joseph Marinelli- - Instructor 1 3 .. f I -- , 7: , 41 ,ff .aw xi! A -,J Y , 1 SENIOR WOOD SHOP J J' S . Paternico Y G P. Livecchi . Cosrnano I. Spitz I. U D. Hess P . Camrnilleri W. Clementi A. Tallini R. A H111 ,A ns X 4 L- P: ,WHERE R. Rorarius Instructor 8 '-.. I' X TH F. M. A. A. I. F. H. GRADE Clementi Pecoraro Britton Cardinali Villano Maio Jefferies DRAFTING S. Insalaco I . Brown A . Orlando E Q Meulendyke Instructor GENERAL SHOP C . Dionese W. Swartzenberg M. Siracuse R. Marcocci D. Taddeo R. Rorarius Insuuctor ri, PRACTICAL NURSING ITH the thought in mind I that it is never too late to learn, many men and women ' of post-high school age have taken advantage of the courses offered in practical nursing, . commercial subjects, and the new and vital field of radio and television. They have emerged from their studies better equipped to serve the community and the nation. V. P erfitt A. Baker L. Love I. Zwickel Q Instructor Y I ADULT BUSINESS EDUCATION RADIO COMMUNICATIONS AND TELEVISION UNIT C I E. Ratcliffe Instructor R. Dashnan A . Phillips M. Yanno I . Iacona F . Cook A . Rein gold F . MacCoune1l F . Bloom Instructor ADULT UNITS WOODWINDS I , N. Galo, I. Adduccx R. Peterson--Instructor S. Pilari, P. Belluscio, M, Taddonio, B. Dee ' BAND lwjx R fl W JEFFERSON SINGERS -.zfxsxf 1' f f' Austin Truitt- - Instructor. ' 16 DRAMATICS ASSEMBLY Pilati Pucher Bryant Annucc Carsone CHOIR Austin Truitt--Instructor 1 7 11TH GRADE HOMEROOMS xx, w .ww ,VH lg A W I ff . 1 it 11-1 HOMEROOM R. Tette, R. Tirone, A. Vezza, J. Buonemani, B. Marasco, J. DiLoreto, R. Chauncey, B. Bacon, A. Carsone, M. Mastrodonato, J. Liotta, D. Hess, N. DiMartino, B. Heymans, C. Valentine, V. Corona, G. Richter, P. Muratore, M. Macone, L, Cuifo, E. Cianca, M. Fasciano, N. Galo, R. Volonino, S. Zoller, A. Toscano,'D. Hamblin, B. Wall, N. Ferrante, M.A. Cody. mmm 0 E sV,,' ,bfi kc ' 1 1 11-2 HOMEROOM F. Ciriello, D. Nau, S. Paternico, D. Morabito, I. Riola, E. Pasquarella, I. Culp, I. Spitz, P. Grieco, N. DeRosa, D. Senger, V. Conteslible, R. Iannucci, E. Marciano, A. Reale, N. Jensen, M.A. Fusco, N. Burke, G. DeFi1ippo, C. Smir.h, R. M. Amico, A. Lomondo, A. Magrisi, V. DiSanFerdinando, J. Maurizio, G, Max, C. Birtel, 'D. Kaiser, R. DiPaolo, E. Lioy, P. Pearse, M.A. Sorge. 18 Q, , . M. Madonia, R. Felice, A. Costa, C. Ellis, V. Long, B. Stefano, P. Williams, O. Marciano, F. Amorese, S. Ricotta, P. Cometa, S. Wolf, R. Manigross, A. Stavalone, V. Gundrum, A. Cosmano, B. DiNardo, R. Mastrella, F. Casecelli, A.Cuccaro, R. Di.Renzo, P. Borrelli, I. DiBatiisto, J. Capozzi, B. Russello, R.-Cioseffi, D. Gnage, W. Scheurman, T. Guiliano, D. Seigl, P. Guzzetta. 11-3 HOMEROOM 11-4 HOMEROOM E. Schoenheit, R. McKinnon, T. Cameli, K. Messina, A. DiPonzio, A. Sor- rentino, S. DiMarzo, A. Marcella, T. Johnson, 'J. Piccarreto, S. Mingoea, M. A LIOIIQ I Federrco L McK1an G Locrcero M Vigliotti Quatrato, L. Tiffany, M, Roncone, R. Hill, R. Veltre, C. Passeri, R. Cuomo, ' I ' 1 'ni . ' Q1 N ur . X . 5'Qff5P 11 1, - 1 P. Cammilleri, A. Roncone, A. Radogna, C. Raimondi, H. Peufone, F. Wasser, fa R. Marappese, N. Bianchi, P. DeSiato, D. Larnoniera, S. Ciriello, T. Nacca, D . Marciano, R. Gaudioso, P. Condo, B. Norris, F. DeLucia, L. Marella, P. Livecchi, V. Giancursio, I. Riola, C. DiSanFerdinando, R. Chiappone, C. Capurso, L. Delvlarco, V. Spaziano, E. Morse. 19 ACTIVITIES S . Pilati L . Wardell M. Mastrodonato R. Tette M. DeRosa V. Corona A . Piperni M. Taddonio J . Johnson E. Moody R. Zecchino L . C uifo R. Tirone E . DiPonzio M. Conte A. Piperni I. Johnson . Cuifo STUDENTS ASSOCIATION OFFICERS FORUM SENIOR COUNCIL A . Sciarratta S . Napolitano G. Joseph J . Aducci C . Buonauguxio M . Marshall A . Marrone A. Isgro W. Ellis J. Noce A . Orlando W . Clementi I. Reitano T . Cringoli L . Defeo Matucci T addeo Aabs Muhlenhoupt Stewart Maier Clelland Bentley Nay DI' Imperio Rilttler Costa Mezzatesta Cristafulli DePonzio Veiria Dee Costa IOTH GRADE COUNCIL Z1 IITH GRADE COUNCIL F. De Lucia P . Guzzetta C . Ellis S . Ciriello I. Piccarreto M. Vigliotti G. Maxe J . Buonamani M. Mastrodonato V. Corona E . Marciano STUDENTS ASSOCIATION COMMITTEE F- O 6 O 'xiKi I x ff R. Tirone I. Bonazza R. Magliozzi 'K -,, . B. Ciaccia J Johnson Kee a Q f J. n n 5. Q m N. DiMartino i N fi A. Sanguedol I U s. Puari A. Orlando J. Taddeo E. Moody TICKET SELLERS M L. Schmitt L. Morrell A. DiCicco B. Wall L. DeFeo D. Giancurs R3PP A. Gravino E. Moody B. Darling BAN K I NG REPRESENTATIVES .i : '7 .9 1 , , 0 Z2 hx 1 I Pr I QP JJ IIX U Reale Tette Giosseffi Pilati Rogers Piperni Zecchino Conderman Isgro Capurso Bonazza Tarquin I xg . AIR RAID SQUAD R. Tirone M. Mastrodonato A . Manigross R. Miller U . Rosselli R. Miller P . Clellen G. Franke D . H ess B . Kenyon P. Grassadonia T. Lobene D. Nau R. Iannucci A. Vezza I. Culp VISUAL AIDES .Z I inf! I A LIBRARY AIDES o n QI: n. o F 2 6 , R Jff-J OFFICE AIDES B. Lazare, R. Rotoli, J. Provenzano, M. DeRosa, S. Zoller, N. DiNitto, B. Heymans, R. Volonino, A. Garfield, B. Wall, M. Marshall, M. Raetz, J. Meyers, E. Moody, M. Fasciano, L. Sauers, A. Campbell, M. Macone. ,fsxfffilf JOURNAL STAFF N an attempt to keep the students informed of events and happenings around them, the Jefferson Journal has tried to uphold the highest traditions in high school jour- nalism. Through working on the Journal, students have obtained a basie knowledge of this medium of communication. 1, ,,, i . P. Clellan, M. DeRosa, R. Miller, N. Galo, R. Maddelina, I. Maritzzia, R. Pierlioni, J. R. Cuomo, A. Tacone, R. Simeone, N. Ferrante, R. Valinino, R. Manigross, F. Towers, S. William Tkach. Grassadonia, E . Mood Y . ss? CRAFT GUILD REQUIREMENTS Cwo have worked not less than one hundred hours in one line of work, and to have maintained an exceptionally high degree of skill in this work. I . B urns I. Keenan C . Smith G. Franke M. Conte S . Zoller CRAFT GUILD OFFICERS HE Craft Guild is dedicated to the goal of good workmanship. Through exhibits and meetings, it has attempted to instill in its, members a pride in creating with their hands. CHE Florentine Society exists as a link with the Italian heritage of most of the students at Jefferson. It is also open to those students interested in the Italian language and culture. FLORENTINE SOCIETY OFFICERS N. Galo, J. Adducci, S. Pilati, L. Cuifo, N. DiMartino, M. DeRosa. Z5 EAW' N appreciation of Mac, we can simply say thanks-- thanks for his wonderful spirit of cooperation and for his friendliness to us the Class of 1952 MAC 26 fifvrvpfff-f--4 M. COLLYER NURSE Patricia Macri RED CROSS REPRESENTATIVES R. Tette M. Raetz S . Pilati N . Ferrante M. DeRosa D. Libutti P . Robinson T BOOK STORE Jam -. ! f . f X 5 -X I xx? lf r, ,F WX 5:45 0 :m y X ff .122 . '-gawk 4 1 . i 'I VLA' ,f f'f4.Q: f- ff I W 4 -lr ' .., firm ,V . J I I W i 'z4 ff 'vp , 'ff 3 V ?fwg3'.,f 'L 'Q I, , ,f f ff , ' -'taq5.Q'fA,,w -. , 1 egwqgfx 1 'f pf ff' ,gg In ,,h. MM, I ,W A.. , If 4 4 ,L 2 'Him 'zlf ' L ' ' ' f ' W.. f' , t I 1 X ,f f,l! flfff ff , X, fr' I 1 ! IV f ff If I K, 'A V ,A I ,- ' J .75 lui. nf! ,ff V K V f f Z ,f ' 'ffffffii n4c 3'XWf7, ,, ,WV F f-up ,, Li MAJORETTES g 4 ar C. Ellis E . Cianca B . Morasco A . Pipemi R. Palazzolo A . Cuccaro R. Candusio T . Berardi- curti D. DiCicco L . Palozzi L . C uifo S. Ricotta B . Lazare -A-B md, :Q X w-43: Z .. I rv Qgxx Q1 X ,, f K 2 W, .W- X M Jfo X , W fy, II ' D fell! Uh dh Auld X . ' WN' 'A FLAG CORPS D. Domke J. Palmer E. Moody ff J M. Magliozzi A. Napolitano F. De Lucia V. Long C. Nau S. Costa J. Federico C. Coglitore L . Hamlin G. Simonetti CHEER SQUAD 1 2' 'X M . l .M MRRRM. A f . W , f ,,.., f--A , - X . X r o . . .ayr f A A ,.x, 34.2. r I . K 3 fi R. It . ?9iCi ' -- f I ff , , VV , M Q 1.1, if Y V if 1:27 fl ' R7 I if ig I Q I M Y , R, 'I '1:' , f .1 , ' f I j g ' J L' Z ,g ,Law ' 9 i k V , f , , 3 ' 4 Q , Y- .-T Aff if V 3 A , X,,A 4 L C R . . Q x .1 1 ,WP V V? -xi muh: ,x I . or.. . A I fl I -V,,, i Q ..-.. .- .. , . 'W vi N--' .. f.hf 3 R Q . . 1 r ' R M l?2 R -'vw-rf f N M- or 72 1.-3 --' ' 4 M fi : 4 -af ,FF 1, f X R ' -H... R- n . 4,A . ' ar. M f1'u- ' fr M Rv 'X' R 4. 1 H f T RRRM. K' ww, rr f f f, hw ...f NW' I 51 gk .ff Y xv X , wig- Ix, K,rxau....x24pi,Q,g3QmVgh I M , ' . 1 'M 'ff' tiff SWIMMING TEAM y 1 My 0 M - Af:--H-, W - .,, R ' ' 1-, f M, f ,soy 44 My Q D 5 Q 'lv ,,., tk I V lgnzzuz ...- , - , J! X iwgh . ,Ma A E EF.-I i' l .:..::..::' ma G. Villard, R. Kenyon, W. Coffey, N. DiMartin, A. Costa, L. Stevens, T. Cimo, R. Barclay, E. Marciano, R. Coffey, D. DiNardo, R. Tirone, J. Lowell-Coach. L.: 'QD 3' 30 SOCCER TEAM R. Mastrella I. Vito V. Leonardi E. Reale W. Coffey A. Vaccarrelli R. Crisifulli R. Liberatore T. Crm goli I . DiBatristo M. Mastrodonaco R. Zecchino R. B arclay N . DiMartino R. Marsocci N. Morreale -Coach , r 2 R , i ks R. Kenyon, A. Isgro, R. Marella, W. Clementi, L. Vallone, V. Giancursio, T. Cringoli, R. Pencola, D. Walworth, A. Stavalone, S. Paternico, R. Liberatore, N. Viglotti, M. Terrigino, C. Hall, I. Paris, I. Berardicurti, M. Pisa, R. Bunce--Instructor. CROSS COUNTRY TEAM A . C uccaro A . Thomas J . Doyle F . Pulvino C . Raimondi D. La Monica S . DiGennaro A . Orlando N . Vigliotti R. Fasino R. Hill R. Tacito L . Stevens E. La gnese I. Lowell Instructor 7' 1 1 , ' ' X fl!! WMV A KJ I 31 IV SQUAD FOOTBALL a, in P. Fauth-Head Coach R. Bkunce-Coach D. Kirchhoff- Trainer o L Vallone, V. Contestible, A. Marcello, W O'Nei11 F Nacca, S. I. Taddeo-Manager D. Gala--Water Boy ti, D. Bianchi, . Clemen DiMarzo, P. S. Amato, P. Condo, A. Massar , . ' ' dino N. Infantino, I. Taddeo, R. Tixone, D. , . ' . P'centi A. Isgro, D. Gala. D. B1anch1, S. Star , ' an B. V1to, O. Reale, I 1 , DiPonzio, A. DiPonz1o, R. Kassm , V 5 1 A fj5V V . ,LV R A, -.J Vick .M A , . I W A . , ' A 'A XA A G '41 . I 2 A t ,' V I -. J, . X-V. . A' N '9- ff - U V A XV V Vw A xjw AX . I1 . - 1A ' A 4 r , V, A f+A.A' V A. A V A VA. R , , Q V . . . 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Agiflgylwiif-233A 'p w ,, 'A ffj'. .Q3n'j7 i'1+f2:x A 3 ri if x ig .wi-A 4 ffff-.A f'i,1....1'iAf2A 1 fAg'mf?ffw:z.f, , gA A.' 'h ifi -1 V AAAAAAAA -'ff . I ,W . I V . . VH V ., V 'V ff, . A ,- . A. 'A ,.- , - f Q . A 4 f, 4.1! V 6 ng. A A- A 5-u J- 4 , 1 M 1- . .. 4 A - -fw- ,g2ffi?N5,,,,gsf?f1zfvi,f ,W +A., 27 ws. '53 if, A Jig- ff A ffm? . .51 H f . A H1 A , ,. A f ,nv A . ,I E 1 ' X X f .VJ 1 M. 'p f N fx xl? A1 X J f X K' 3 A 1 If X A :V' Ax , ' A X .xv , A pg X 1 9 . xf ,fl V j V Xl, Jr A .A t. X 3 2 J ' A .V VK X I. Johnson, C. Romandi, R. Miller, F. Polvino, D. LaMonica, A. Orlando, R. Hill, R. BA K Zecchino, G. Joseph, A. Cuccaro, D. Kirchhoff-Coachyfnfb S L COACHES J CE - HEAD OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT BASKETBALL--P.1-Tautlf-J U Q BASEBALL--P. Fauth, R. Bunce, asst. D. Kirchhoff--Trainer ' C kj SWIMMING--J Lowell TRACK--R. Bunce SOCCER--N. Morreale WRESTLING--R. Bunce CROSS COUNTRY--J. Lowell DEVELOPMENTAL BASKETBALL flntrarnurall X L. Ugino ' 33 GIRLS' APPARATUS 357,94 45,0 r lr ,ff M' fi PPARATUS is a challenge and appeals to most girls. Besides being ' a most healthful activity, it develops courage, agility, and control of movement. And it can be lots of fun. BOYS' GYM CLASS ERE are some of the boys just getting their homeroom teams in order for their league games with Mr. Fauth conducting. Student officials referee these games. Two games are already in action with the third about to start. 34 EARNING to swim is education for enjoyment and fine living, and it contributes greatly to safety. Under proper supervision the high- est ideals may be inculcated such as courage, self confidence, leadership, a democratic spirit, and good sportsmanship. BOYS' SWIMMING CLASS GIRLS' SWIMMING CLASS , Q.. f, G.. w.. 'Y' ..,., if Q., 'Y fu. N, 'Sn if . , ,gl group of after school swimmers enjoying recreational swim at the 'end of a day's work, Intramural and varsity practice are a daily routine in the Jeff pool. SENIOR J BOYS ui 'Ii X 'Z V ' N -8 5 SX lil ' xi!! I Xxx! fav A Qt ,cf 1 --lt! UN V i '- xx X ax Qty-ag Q ' A 3 X D. Bianchi A. Orlando M. Taddonio S. Amato D. Sassone I. Adducci C . Piccarreto L. Cringoli P. DiPonzio A . Isgro D. Walworth R. Turner If J. Johnson 2' 'LW V f Y L Q ,C ,L GIRLS' ATHLETIC couNclL is Q! lf.,f?gQf Qc, 7 f'f.f-Q! . 7 C' f QIFFE7 R. Zecchino L. Vallone A. Marcella! W. Clementi , f,', ff mv K,fQ jg C Lf .7 f x Al f ' f 7 'Ap Alf CXHQJ .' -17-gl , , .wLfkm1bQa,Vfyff - f 6771 'AWcf off- . LECTED each year by their classmates from the outstand- fing participants in girls athletics. They assist in all girls athletic events in Jefferson. 36 Q-41, R 'c Maurizzio Viera Conte Felice Smith Coia Morrell Hall Cira Sortino Sorrentino Trannell DiBo1e Sorge Ferrante Simotti Jensen Tiffany Cuifo Max DiNitto Rietano Cianca Palozzi DiCicco vriifiratv nf W M P10 'CH SOS iT az X x Qs l rs N 4 X Q tx N S .X - rx ls, .X N, s r elle N SXX ess, Qxsr filvmherzihip gp S X X Q 5 I X lb X Q S 1 S S Q X N: Q X er s ' MS: as X X , E X X X Sf ss' .. cXXvgf:x ESX? X XSia1'w N eww viii ax X. Axes memhvrship in tnhirh is hasfvh nn Eirhnlazrshiqniifvairvraahiqa, Svrnirv, anti Glhararim: President-Je I pledge myself to uphold ..... the high purposes of this society ..... to which I have been elected ..... striving in every way ..... by word and deed ..... to make its ideals ..... the ideals of my school ..... and of my life. rry Adduci Vice- President- Michael Taddonio Sec retary-Marie DeRosa Treasurer-Rose Marie Simeone Social Chairmen Joanne Keenan Do n LiButti Alic e Hutchins on- Spons or L P15 1952 37 Horst Bayer Joyce Burns George Franke Alta Garfield Anne Gravino Frank Iuppa Rudolph Miller Su san Napolitano Saule Pilati Marlene Raetz Anthony Stornelli Flora Towers Ralph Zecchino --xl, Z' 7 'Q 'TG 7' ' 3' .Tl W hummer? M P Belluscio A. Orlando I. Keenan J. LO'WELL COUNSELOR 11th-12th Grades L. KELLEY COUNSELOR 7th- 8th Grades I. Incardone A. Pettrone B. Laudadio UIDING us through our years at Jefferson High School has been the respon- sibility of our counselors. They have endeavored to discover interests and apti- tudes in us which might be developed to help us in the richer life ahead. J. Fuino E. Annucci M.SUTER COUNSELOR 9th-1 Oth Grades y H JEFFERSON HIGH SCHOGL ADMI NISTRATCRS 415- 49 Q .fmanw ARNOLD B. SWIFT - PRINCIPAL 4, A , it L X I' ,f .S N order to discharge its duties and obligations to the students and the community, a school must llave someone t o give it direction. This task has been most ably accomplished by the adminis- trators of our school to whom we show the greatest appreciation. THE STAFF A. Neff, R. Brice, W.. Saxe, L. McCarty. 39 MARGUERITE SHELMADINE VICE - PRINCIPAL ' J.H. . A vplcvl-V' TE L. G. R. H. I. I, W Kelley Weber Illig Ikeler Deal Reed Fotch Martin Zwickel Mitchell Saxe 45 X J M51 af- 5 .H,E,,. T . e .-nv 1 S Aff Q ln Vf '.,NJ.Q:z f fm-Q by-4 MCC arty McNall Gaffney Gridley Shelmadine FACU LTY SCI-IDOL DAYS ,SCHOOL DAYS, DEAR QLD GOLDEN RULE DAYS QEAD'N , WRlT'N AND'RlTHMATlC. ,, ,f, V ' 2 f ,, z X, ' 2 ff ,X 24, X f A ,,' V! 5 kr , , 1 V Qi KN I 4. jr V I V, V 35 ,, ' , N. ' A X I, ' THE CLASS OF 1952 RECALLS - - S the Class of 1952, we can look back across the past five years with fond memories and a glowing satisfaction at the accomplish- ments of these years. In September of 1947, we entered Jefferson as eighth graders and felt as though we had been cast into a strange, new world. The build- ings and teachers were new to us and we wondered if we would ever be- come used to them.Slowly, however, the newness began to wear off and we became a part of Jefferson as Jefferson became a part of us. We returned to school in the fall of 1948 with a renewed enthusiasm for now we were true Jeffersonians, ready and eager to take an ever im- portant place in our studies, athletics, and in the social life of our school Our' sophomore year found us as the group that thought we had mas- tered everything, though in reality we knew very little. We found our- selves slowly moving up to positions of greater prestige in our social life at Jefferson. When September of 1950 came around, we began to feel more like the class of '52, We were juniors, and proud of having attained that po- sition in our school community. The greatest thrill of all came on mov- ing up day, when at last we had reached the pinnacle of our high school careers. We were seniors. Seniors. That was a magic word to us. We finally came into the spot light -- we were the elite of Jefferson High School. Under the cap- able leadership of our class president, William Clementi, we were really going to make our last year at Jefferson one to be remembered for all time. We will .never forget the excitement of our senior prom or of the eagerness with which we looked forward to the senior banquet. We were busy in many school activities, for in our subconscious mind, we knew that time was running out, and we wanted to drink a full cup of pleasure before our leaving. Looking back at it all, we feel as though our stay at Jefferson has been a book of five chapters, each covering a year of our lives. The book is coming to an end, for our goal, graduation, looms in view. Our studies, the fun we had, and the lasting friendships we have acquired are all part of the book called the Class of 1952. As we leave the halls of our Alma Mater, we pass the banners we have tried to hold so high to our successors with a fervent hope that they carry them on unblemished in the best traditions of democracy and'free- dom. May we, in our future lives, keep a warm place in our heartsfull of fond memories of our school years at Jefferson, for they are truly to be cherished forever. . ' . 42 X, V MQ mia, I v X X 7 UQ' 4 ,Aj I 'I C Qs lx ADDUCI, JERRY' 214 Otis St. With his past record one can plainly see, What a great success he's bound to be. National Honor-Cross Country 4 ii , li 1 af if ' sf, L . Y? Z5 ,641 ff X XV Q f 1 f f , X , ff i 7 ff f f 1 X , f 4 f 4,7 f f 9'l , Qg,?Vfi:.1EV.Q!ffgCZf hiv.. I Q - f . f .Y 1'?45ivif' 2' V' W 4 ',,, ' 5' ,Fig In i ALBANOJSAM 127 Cgriis St. Quiet and yet not too shy, Sam is an A-1 guy. Stage Crew- Homeroom Activities 'TEM IL0457 if X' AMATO, SAM AMORESE 210 Avery St. 1381 Jay SI- Sam will always do his work: Mischievous and full of fun, From a job he'1l ne er shirk. Our Tony is quite the one 5 I , A?IlV1I18S Football-Yearbook 5ganiz3i-Zin ' r fl-Iomeroom Activities- Gym 1 rl, f ff f v6f?A .f 4 I ' M j WJ I E990 A ' 1 . x , 6 fgffv-X Q N-xuu. Q'- 5 , f me QR Q-L up A NM, jf ' F -sQ,Q-xi 'I Lana., yv' A 1 1 V4 - . 'gif' i ' Q f . nnii 1 w iiisi 3 vi. , Ifff ' ' :fQ'fWf.T?Zi5.5 'V--N BAYER, HoRsT A BELLUsc1o, P1-111.L1P BERARDICURTI. THERESA BIANCHI, STELLA 335 Glide sr. 21 Aab sr. 55 Austin Sr. so campben sf. His charming manner and wavy A chubby fellow with a happy T0 lead the Cheers WAS her hair grin, 11090165 duty. Just because she is so nice, Make him the answer to a lt's friends like Phil we like to We all regard her as quite a To kegp her with us we'd Pay maiden's prayer. win. beauty- any price. Soccer-Track Orchesua-Football Cheer 3Cl112d'Ieff Si11ge1'S Kappa Tri-Y-Baseball. f' 1 - .9 LMC-'C..'Z4 4 f ' ' X R Qfrej' is px y ' rg fs: i 1 I 'A it .gylffi 1 f Q . 5 if . A i 'Q f E , yy .0Z.i?VVV: 'Q I : V la. r Vx , Q- 4 S , K X V ix 16,25 I 27 'I V 5. kj' fpn, ' ,. . x A . aay A ,nia 4 ' ', 'V U V' , , 1 'V VV fiiifyif. if Q My a 7 L ' , ' , ' ' BONAZZA. JOSEPH BOVENZI, MADEL K' BUONAUGURIO, CHARLES BURNS. JOYCE 589 Oak St. 425 Verona St. 684 112 Emerson St. 1429 Emerson St. One Of Our IOP 501101315 is Joe. We really think she'll never quit, When Joyce gives with her flash- that's true, Making new friends with her Full of courage, fun and pluck, ing smile, His manners are very out- clever wit. An all-around man is our Chuck. Y0l1'11 have no sorrow for many standing, too. Alpha Tri-Y-Banking Rep. Senior Cormcil-Track a mile. Yearbook Organization-Jeff Inter-High Choir-Craft Guild Journal. -L 43 gg. I I Ad Q , X x, so , S, U , -. 1: ' , ' ah, H fs BUTTARO, FRANCES 136 Michigan St. More girls like Fran we'd like to meet, For knowing her has been atreat. Delta Tri-Y-Banking Rep. ft, f ,lf A C . ' rg? . :J 9 MJ , 4 I, 1 --fjl I , if .. iaa' 'L A 1, .E 'ffl CERONE, PATSY 523 Lyell Ave. With his winning smile, Pat will always be in style. Yearbook-Baseball , . D 1 -g n A J Afbii I e g 41 L ' ' if 2, d 1. 7 COMETA, JOSEPH 105 Ambrose St. Joe's ambition is plain to seeg Everyoue's friend he strives to be. Bank- Senior Choir X CAMPBELL, ANTOINETTE 63 Isabelle St. To say she's wonderful we won't refrain, For she deserves our highest acclaim. Bowling Club-Kappa Tri-Y ,D ,f , A- li ILP ff' tl CIRA, Ross MARIE 110 Parkway She's played the game, earned her I's , And gained friends with her pleasant ways. Basketball-G.A.C. ,U f ,q 1 O ,f 6,0 CONDERMAN, ROGER 111 Villa St. Full of pep and lots of fun, Roger is liked by everyone. Baseball-Track La X K Q. J I I- . , I lf' d CANDUSIO, RACHEL 735 Broad St. l-Iere's a girl that everyone knowsg She's the center of attraction wherever she goes. Cheet Squad-Jeff Singers . 6-.1 . 7 5 v wid N .1 I ,XS f jf ,J fff pf? CAPURSO, MICHEAL 191 Cameron St. Mike's a pal to everyone, Always laughing and having fun. Dramatics-Fire Guard CLEMENTI, WILLIAM 294 Smith St. Adept at any phase of the game, Student or athlete- -all the same. Football -Wrestling ljs , Uv, . . , fl A -I ' ww .3 ,f . U ' f' 2 , , , T' 1, 13 ,V ' l ,gtg , j 9 -37 , ., . 5 ,..,f U W, ,V , sy .L V - ,, ' . , ' 1 n ,,.V 7, i ' I- , ' t .352 f f W I . K , fs! S ! , f are If , jf ty f 1, fc f m YT! .,'. izfiwf . ' -if K 5 f 2 2 f Q .dit ....alt CONTE, MARY 2 Willow St. A gentle Iniss with a ready smile, Girls like this make life worth- while. Craft Guild-Sec. S,A. Affl- COIA, ANGELINA 592 Oak St. She may appear at times rather quiet, But when she gets started, she's really a riot! Gym Leader-Athletic Council CRINGOLI, THOMAS 36 112 Austin St. Tom is one of those little mites, But the fellas call him Dynamite. Basketball-Senior Class, Treas. D V will I l fi 5 -i l I r N P ' I I 'sg rf' WJ? , MMV ffm tb CUCCHERO, GLORIA DARLING, BARBARA DAWLEY, LAVINA DE BOLE, ANTOINETTE 48 McNaughton St. 103 Locust St. 35 Curtis St. 42 Bloss St. A quiet i.r1 with friendl wa S: Her last name suits her to a T She ma have a manner quite A-little al, that's Antoinette S Y Y Y 8 We hope that she's happy all For darling she is, you must demure, Do you think she's really full her days, f- agree. ,But we shall miss herg grown yet? Florentine-Homeroom Delta Tri-Y-Ticket Seller. ,4 K JC' deafs for sure. Baseball-Horneroom Activities Activities V JZVU 'Q L . 41 YL P2 Tri-Y-l-Iomeroom . ,HX gi , A tivities v , W K My 1 N Ill, J i L: A OW lfuvlaf K V-1 . A i IL U 'x i y' ' If A ' 'i 2 - ,., I lain., - A ff f , ,L , . 7 'J kb 4.6, V :Y Lf' -.' il A, , A Ylaiyfplgl U If 5 I Avg lL A 'V j 4 L l. -I 61? 'El y W f:,, krrb vi i x Y- i .,,Ext,f.sk, br ,L I! 'JL tV.- A 'Huw' ,Aim . lrral 1 . XM JJ' if p JV A A A is i lf. A A 5 ' Y' 'Jil a n i ,A ' W 51 'l liiif J 1-' i ir'. i . .. it 1 DE CESARE. ANGELINA NF DE FE0. LILLIAN hiv jf EL REGNO, SYLVIA Y DE RosA, MARIE 11 Lind St. 392 Murray St. L 1193 Jay St. 42 Backus St. Although she was with us only She's always there when there's 00 quiet' not too loud, A very fine friend of all indeedg OHS Year. work I0 be done. , this girl we're truly proud. Here'S A girl who'll sure succeed. It sure has been a pleasure having Yet always first when it's time Florentine 5ociety-Ka 3 Tri-'Y Guardian of Flag-National Honor her here. for fun. Basketball-Choir Choir, President-Senior Council '1 DE VINCENTIS, MARJORIE 213 Michigan St. She is one of our sweetest lassesg She puts pep into the most boring classes. Florentine Society-Alpha Tri-Y Jf.f FRANK U Frank possesses astounding vitality: Willing to work, a fine per- sonality! Gym Activities-Homeroom Ac- tivities U'Wf5V,y CICCO, ANNE 233 Burrows St. Home work to this girl is quite a crime, She has better ways of spending her time. Cheer Squad-Forum Representative 45 W DI MARTINO, CONSTANCE 260 Dewey Ave. To be with her is such a pleasure, Because she's great from every measure. Craft Guild-Kappa Tri-Y xy x . I. .ff -f f I X 1 V V ' lltr Lrg-.f.J if rj I X yi :fb - H U X i'!,f:Yfv-AK P. I 5 , if 1 J EX,.- , I, 1 Ia , I JV t-ff' Q J ff f 5 rv X I g DI NITTO, NANCY 244 Michigan St. Here's a statement we can dittog GE MMA Ave . Laugning and merry is this little You just can't beat Nan DiNittoI miss, G, A. C . -Florentine Society 4' DOVIDIO, FRANK 179 Santee St. Frank is handsome, Frank is tall, Frank is liked b ne and all. Baseball-Trac is WARREN 27 Hotchkiss St. With his trusting eyes and A long way you'll go to find a girl like this. Alpha Tri-Y DI PONZIO, PAUL 51 Saratoga Aye. Oh, what fools these ortals beg Why can't they be agree like me? A ' Football- Gym cti ' 'es u DORAN, 144 Otis St. This little chick has a merry way: She doesn't believe inf work before play. Volleyball-Basketball K n -.5 Q7 7 FLIEGER, HOWARD 145 Benton St. DRETTO, FLORENCE 16 Bauer St. A better pal just can't be found. She's the kind we like to have around. Banking Representative-Jeff Singers wp' DOMINICK, JOSEPHIINE 1376 Emerson St. Her long blond hair we all admire What more could any girl desire? Gym Activities-Homeroom Activities 0' EADIE, ALICE 450 Oak St. This gal has a cheerful way, And she's never short of things to say. V Basketball-G. A. C. f ' '31 I FRANKE, GEORGE 266 Dewey Ave. Quiet, mannerly, and sincere, With flamboyant reasoning I friendly smile, He is truly deservinga lusty cheer. dispense, Warren is a friend worthwhile. Yearbook-Art Activities And govern my answers with com- Yearbook-Chairman Senior Class mon sense. 46 National Honor-Craft Guild GALLICCHIO, ALBERT 199 Campbell St. He's not a lad of exceptional fame, But he's a fine chap all the same. Homeroom Activities . A -M - J we -we -. GARFIELD, ALTA 560 Plymouth Ave. So. A top scholar and good sport is she, A big success she's bound to be. Office Aid-Florentine Society 217 Masseth St. Although Grizz in height is small, He has a way that attracts them all. Jeff Singers-Choir -X f 5 N Q, NJ ','i f Q f ig fi 'Qs if if . 'fe f A f ISGRO, ANGELO 1432 Emerson St. As a member of our wrestling team, Angelo has made our opponents steam. Wrestling- Senior Council if LX' is X, .J - ,J V GENTILE, ROBERT 1004 Maple st. A quiet student was our Bob, And always ready on the job. Forum-Homeroom Representative ,Q n Sd' Qf' .fx UWM' KV , :' ' ,cy f, , :J W W ' J W Xl GIANCURSIO, 1382 Emerson St. A girl you should knowis pictured here, Her wonderful ways we know you will cheer. Delta Tri-Y-Ticket Seller H, 1 W. X! GRAVINO, ANNE MARIE 63 Saratoga Ave. We still wonder as she passesl What is the significance of her mysterious eyes? I National Honor-Florentine 3 WW W 550 Dee is rather HOGAN, JACK 205 Sherman St. His capers and antics would fill QSM A 'raiwf' ,JV INSALACO, STEPHEN A 29 Locust St. A diller, a dollar, H43 t. -7' .1 , I f V C ff' too' a bookg A wonderful scholar. She would really Don't let hini fool you with a gaske W , va from you' S6l'i0l1S loo . eprese Girls' Baseball- Kappa Tri-Y F00tb2lll'B21SQb-WL xi. MJ . X 'X 3 V ,'x7'j,Q 'KJAXXN ' f jz f , J X . ' df g 1 l t A '1 . ' sf, ,Q I v , Z .I ' I , X P A+ rr w An .-A ff ii ' V -4 , fue: ' , ' . y ,... A ' ff ' I A ff' ,il ' ,.. Q fy A f J - ' C V I KP' I K ,V-V. K , I J yi I . I I A ,V f 'kt ,,kVk f . , , 1, I 1' J 'f if Wt W f rs'lc x A IUPPA, FRANK '71 Malone St. JOHNSON, JAMES 48 Ambrose St. An active fellow, one of the best, He'S always there when there's Give him a job, he'll do the rest. work to be done, Swimming-National Honor Yet always first when it's time for fun. Basketball-Baseball 47 GEORGE, IOSEPH 90 Michigan St. In class and sports he's a hit, To add more fun he does his bit. V Basketball-Social Chairman ' 1 f JM 9 KEENAN, JOAN 40 Riddle St. Our Io is happy, our Jo is smart, 'vw -Pdf f - - il, ,.,NXp,L,,2'4x,! l KENEALY, JOHN 343 Murray St. Let men say what they may, Women rule them anyway. .1- LI BUT TI, DONALD And always one to do her part. Swimming-Track National Honor-Jeff Singers j H' X, H' Alt rl It J' - ,vs ' V ' . A -A ' W ,Dj A.. M 1 ' 'R , i I KQV X '. 1 A 53' , -, ui LEONARDI, VINCENT 99 Locust St. This paisano busy thru the day, Goes about in his modest way. Soccer-Homeroom Activities 0' I ,.f,L,,.Q-'--it i f 1 , - if , x Mgmt ff' 'J X Y i 5 MAGLICXICO, NICK 159 Parkway Full of pep, and lots of vim, Need a pal? Just call on him. Football- Yearbook 159 McNaughton St. A remarkable student, a val- uable friend, An Einstein, lturbe and Shake- speare blend. Standard Bearer-National Honor .YF KENEALY, WILLIAM 343 Murray St. Bill may seem bashful and rather sh , Y But when you know him heqys ga wonderful guy. Q tx SwimJq'ng.?- rack, wsjuf L' fl, f s e f' , 'f kai ' ATN W I A .,.f Lf ..-1,-,. A Y tv, 'auf J- ATQCVV ffm' X Y 'nf' 5 ug X., LAZARE, BETTY ANN 556 Plymouth Ave. No. We'll always remember this little gal, As one we were proud to have as a pal. Cheerleader-Office Aide 444 ,Q 64, RI, PATRICIA erson St. ,When it co es to clothes, she's X right in st eg And this is se off by her flash- ing smile. Choir-Gym Activities V A Q 'fig ,,,, VV - ' I A ' fy i 1 A itaa I if ! -sa 'Ei' V. iai 77? A A. . , gf -' '. R , 3 f , ' Ll A :ff 5 -4 f'1 fvfgiivw at if MAGLIOZZI, RIC 4 ' I . MARRONE. AGNES 2 Backus St. CUIdS St. Dick's a lad who knows his stuff, And we conclude he's tall enough. Orchesua-Florentine Society 48 Who's a girl we never hear moan? Why who could it be but Agnes Marrone? Senior Council-Alpha Tri-Y MAGGIULI, ROSE MARIE A, 56 Saratoga Ave. She'1l always be rated right on t0P. For her personality is really hot. cms' Basketball-Alph Tri-Y 4 G, N V+ LV! 4-,Ur I 1 L' H V iqigwx f if , X ,t if 458 Child Not a worry in the world has she For she believes in gaiety. Homeroom Representative- Alpha Tri-Y 1 V 6 V L I- - A ul V v. - I , m ,fi 1' ' -W f f ' M! e 1 f ,ffffl V . i' , , I 1 . Q1 s , If ..e. 1 f A .1 ,l.. ...ii V.Lx ' if ig , I s A-7 A l s l ' ' , Us ' .,,,, ig '.k, ,, ' mx,- MC BRIDE, PATRICIA MC CLOSKEY, KATHERINE 10 Lake Ave. 57 Martin St. We like her smooth and quiet When she's on hand the crowd voice, is happy, For a real swell friend, she's our choice. . Gym Activities- Kapp Tri-Y MONTANARELLO, ROSEMARY 13 Austin St. She possesses humor andbrains, A combination few can claim. Yearbook-Florentine Society '1 NOCE. JANET '7 Saratoga Ave. Quiet but nice we must admit, With us she has really made a hit. Homeroom Activities-Gym Activities Q ,W For she brightens it up with her ways so peppy. Basketball-Volleyball l MORRELL, LUCILLE 91 Locust St. A little maiden with admirable il W .V ill' MEYER, IANYCE 225 Wetmore Park With her friendly ways and very sharp wit, Wherever she goes she'll make a hit. Homeroom Activities-Delta Tri-X , X 'QW I SUSAN 14'7 Parkway Susie's a girl we can't help f 1 X if f r lflvlifj . eat 'Wil t H iff H-' f bbggui ,,' f Z6 . ..41fw 5 , aa x V. 'W A 3 jfs: ij HM ' 1 . X! V55 X 1 ff ' 0 0. 1 ,J ffl' 9' Q 11,111 45' A ff fe if .f ' .1 I VK- - X ' -.wr x3-EIn?2'.', Q . fa, 'Qfa w'4f ,fgryf Ji . - '- 44 , V' A 'ff -f ww : .. , aaa ' MILLER, RUDOLPH 434 Lyell Ave. Always helpful when you ask And never shirking any task. Craft Guild-National Honor r if . ug. f 1 , . , 6 aff, , V ,' 7 r -K A ac , 1 I . iam . . A isits e f 1 sniit . .a-' NARDOZZI, LUCILLE 313 Verona St. A very pleasing way has she, poise, liking. Missingher we surely will be. But she does her share of making For her personality is so very Homeroom Activities noise. Striking. Ticket Seller-Delta Tri-Y Banking Representative- - Social Chairman ' .f - I ' , I K Q Myvb. Wired fawfauib at - r M 1 ' W ,, at A I' s ' r - if ,..- 2 aaa' 'zz' W, f s Ji ' s 'ruin f y...i f ffvwi ' .1 0-flak. if .de ff . , 0 A f f ,.-s 2 2 ...A . - vi.l f O'NEILL, DREW D, ORLANDO, ANTHONY I 'PALOZZL LORETTA 245 Gates gt, 28 Moore St. 204 Spencer St. Some may sow, others reap But as for me-- just let me sleep. Football-Wrestling History? NO! English? NO! Oh, here I gol Women? Baseball-Basketball 49 Here's a girl who's a pal to all, And when it comes to cheering, she's on the ball. Cheer Squad-Craft Guild ML PALAZZOLO, GEORGE 162 Sherman St. You've seen him around, You know he's O. K, The best of luck should come his . ' Banrggrtgggf-A I M S g mf' 1, I Al A x r .wffhffl Sitges ' Q-'i,lsa'f'il ' l. ,ga l f 6 5 jwwg' + ,fly P N4 , PELUSIO, ANTHONY , 188 oak sr. Though he may be quiet in class, He's not so when he meets a lass. Band-Gym Activities fi PIPERNI, ANGELO 32 Austin St. A a lad who liked to talk-- Angi Krith the lassies liked to walk. Cheer Squad-Executive Council 0 A I I1 ' I LW VM PALAZZOLO, ROSS PASTORELLI, JOSEPH PATTON, MARIAN 162 Sherman St. 7 Saratoga Ave. 236 Saratoga Ave. Women annoy me, Life is short, A I1eWCOm6r I0 Ieff'S 301105- But I love to be annoyed. So I must play. Phefe. cheering-Yearbook Band-Orchestra ' If I fl Slie has helped us to have a I Lf PETTRONE, ANTHONY 265 Murray St. Tony and his smiling face, Keep Jefferson going at full pace. Orchestra-Homeroom Activ- ities X successful year. gym Act1v1t1es-Homeroom ctivities PICCARRETO, CARL 96 Avery St. He's quiet, studious, refined: A model Ieffersonian defined. Yearbook Organization-Track QM is if PROVENZANO, IOSEPHINE PUCHER, TED 210 Marne St. 94 Riddle St. A real good friend to everyone, A bit wild, but extremely wise, And always present where there's To the heights he'll surely fun, rise. Florentine Society-Alpha Tri-Y Gym Activities-Horneroom Activities 50 PILATI, SAUL '70 Michigan St. Never angered, never peeved Cheery, loyal, well received Florentine-National Honor RAETZ, MARLENE 43 Dakota St. A pleasant miss, of pleasant ways Popular throughout her high school days. National Honor-Yearbook RAPP, MAIUORIE 353 Ravine Ave. Marge is known for her way so simple, And we really go for her dar- ling dimples. Delta Tri-Y-Ticket Seller '-J--rv LU' HELEN 486 Plymouth Ave. No Helen has a gift for smoor And really keeps the party moving. Alpha Tri-Y-G.A.C. 194 sffh it if it ROSALIND 8 Vista Dr. Happy disposition, lots of pep, Lilting laughter, and springy step. Craft Guild-Yearbook REITANO, ISABELLE 1419 Emerson St. xi K RINGHOLZ., SILVIA 159 Wetmore Pk. Manyher friends, but fewher foes, This girl we have enjo ed For she brings merriment wher- ever she goes. G, A, C. -Senior Class 1 1 ' I if may A 1 M af is ii! N. fi f fl Q f V! 'E-I Ki , B Q 'f . ROBINSON, PAMELA 194 Canton St. She may be quite a little mite, But this kid is full ofdynamite. Inter High Choir-Jr, Red Cross W ROZZI, ELISSA 756 Plymouth Ave. Her lovely hair adorns her head, With beauty like this what more can be said? Florentine-Alpha Tri-Y 5-1 l Y knowing, May her future years be glowing. Office Aide-Basketball ROGERS, RICHARD . 1023 Maple St. When you need a loyal friend, Dick's the guy we recommend. Gym Activities-Homeroom Activities RUTALIS, RITA 341 Whitney St. Her pretty blond hair and drama- tic ways, Attract from the boys a lengthy gaze. Kappa Tri-Y-swimming , . , I ' f 7' A V l 1 , 5 s t t ., .,,, ,, 1, w im? ,r P' lg 1' mv' 1 RIOLA, LORRAINE '78 Ambrose St. 'Our Tootsie has always been sincere, And has made the most of her senior year. Jeff Singers- Forum i RONCONE, ANTHONY 165 Saratoga Ave. This fellow is full of fun, Primo is truly quite .the one Football-Wrestling 1 Lf LU If 1 fu U1 V Fw w is T!! WV Q K f JIJ4 A- 1 jj W ics it W SANGUEDOLCE, ANTOINETTE 148 Dewey Ave. A Although her greatest concern is across the sea, One day a happy reunion there'll be. Jeff Singers- Social Chairman ,Q at Y 'U v ! 'I J VL, 1. .JW U' H, ii R, Alidi' 'Z l ' '77 N W' X A if 7 5 A' 'V , 1 , . .4 5 A w f f , 5 .. ' N! SAUERS, , g s 110 P001 St. A quiet miss of gentle ways, And well deserving of all praise. Office Aide-Homeroom Activities I 6 I I 1 ' 1 1 I I Q ,V ' ,pn . X sk-pg 'B V I Qt ., 6 4 . . . . ,L lelA,. , ' .eA g L W- f' ? .-tv' ' 5 A ff' ' f , 4, Q ,-,.v. .gf SCIARRATTA, ALMA Ave. 358 Jay St. Her voice and pleas- We like her very casual ways, n V I Without a fret she lives her days. any place. Banking-Homeroom Activities 5471 I ,gi l an ff M as X , 2820 f v l f' fx A ig 69 1 W ff 1' is Q X lf:- 5 rf v ' 4--8 SIMEONE, ROSE MARIE 82 Merlin St. An all around swell sport is she, She's sure to reach the highest degree. National Honor-Journal Staff 1 J ru rl if W fl A' f f if ' ', 1 7 iflwxt f' Q .- , L., , t.. V . Q .- .t ,sf ltiii 1 it A I Mil 1' -va z.. fl' SMITH, LOREN STEFANO, IAMES STORNELLI, ANTHONY SULLIVAN, FRANK 1177 Lyell Ave. 506 Emerson St. 458 Lyell Ave. 449 Verona St. I never do anything today, His casual manner and quiet ways, Faithful, courteous, and pru- He'll go places, watch and see, That can be done tomorrow. Make him a friend we all do dent, 1-1e'5 fun of fun and mischievous Football-Homeroom Activities praise. Tony's a true Jefferson student. gle , v ' Gym Activities-Senior Council Florentine-National Honor Baske 1-Chogf . . ' izja-Ll I V ff v C Liiydl, ide' f ,A M ff 1 M 1, ' I f 0' i f A 5 -or ' .VVK V,f V. fb 1 f I E -wif -'.' I V. M., L X7 R' A INK' ' ' f,,: 4 if ' ' ' 'i f fx . s fl f 4 5 li ff ffi. J TADDEO, JOHN TADDONIO, -'!, 7 ANGEL AA TARQUIN, DOMINIC 143 Emerson St. 45 Av - f Ave, 2 172 Curlew st. A great guy. and 3 Swell Pal. Mike's six comed' ed into Beauty she possesses from head He's a friend of ours- -why When Hippo does something, one, to toe. deny it? . he does it well. When he's about, we're not short And Angie's one who's swell Smiling, shy, and rather quiet Yearbook-Football of fun. to know. ' Baseball-Track ' National Honor Society-Soccer Alpha Tri-Y-Bowling A 52 M mfg! uf 2 Il , I TERRIGINO, ANTHONY 42 Center Pk. Tony is not the intellectual kind, But he'1l do O. K. with all he may find. Bowling-Homero m Activiti AN 'Al Xp! 00' ,sYr 'M,1f ' QSM 'Z 11 f , 1 . .: V , . ' M , f' f, . Wi' ' V ' ' 30 ' ,iffzggxgi - If 7w,'ffjV, ULLOCK, JOHN 141 Glenwood Ave. Those who have much to say, Use the fewest,words. Air Raid Guard-Homeroom , X AcdW VIGLIOTTI, NICK 1035 Emerson St. 0 l I '25 1,4 .Q , I 'v 2 W TOSCANO, ROSARIO 471 Plymouth Ave. No. Hails from Aquinasg One of our finest. Football-Gym Activities 91 Fulton Girls like Arm we can't help but adoreg In fact we sh we had many more. W ,Q .Wwe ' 1 . 7 ...es-f-Q.: 41 f K, arf-My ,,i,,. W., W f ,- W,-3'f,W -,.. , ,,,, TOWERS, FLORA 373 Platt St. To have this girl as a friend, Your happiness will knowno end. National Honor-Cashier LU' if A3 VACCARELLI, THOMAS 118 Avery St. We hope nothing will repress 'T . V. 's uend, toward success. Homeroom Actiiyvities- Gym Actrviu s 'V X Year oo ff Sin s lijdf' ink' fl 0 . ' L . i , c V Y Ik , ,.f' U' V O F! L fy! K X! . 51 A' , 9' O J 4 1, U ,vm Wi 5 p L Ajvf ,mt is , V: -',mMU A21 VITERISE, GRACY 42 Fulton Ave. Nick is always full of fun, Gracy is full of vim and pep, And very gladwhen work is done. And has a snappy dancing step. Cross Country-Wrestling Chqir-Banking Representative WALWORTH, DUANE 5 Chase St. When I must choose between work and fun, I'll always choose the latter one. Wrestling-Yearbook ,AMA :Vw i X 'Vi 4,96 ' f 4 2' ,, . . 2 ., 1 X 5 'rj ' 17 Q IW, vt -, I I J ffi ' 55 figs fha M 4 K Q y 3 T .,..f.' ',ivi , svi- ei. 4 ei.. 'r S' ROBERT 34 ntee St. Bob is just t - sort of guy, To whom we hate to say goodbye. Football-Swimming KJ , H' WQ V' r ll x AJ Xrkfv ,U I cfs VALLONE, LOUIS '74 Fulton Ave. kt c ,1 1, He always wears a cheerful smile, But we know him best by his foot- ball style. Football-Wrestling ZECCHINO, RALPH 365 Jay St. When he's around, ' Lanza, beware, For Ralph's voice isn't only fair. Basketball-S. A. President M Img www STAND Q E S r ' V1 R i w 'X A A' :J Vin 9 Nw NW N 1 ' 1 f Xl M WU JJXO X K!! ,X ' W: 'V' 3 A9 X- A E' 'he ' 1 wif the be record N n chd ar V' al wel as being ggrtic ant inTHchoo aqt' ities, M r1e Ro a was C sen uardian u , I I , 1 , 1 ' x I VR kv 1 f . aa- 3 E .yy X W W W W' P x ' y f 1 U03 N X XP, ' xk UQ vm nk, Hx r MARIE DE ROSA GUARDIAN OF FLAG 54 'Uh-fd f f'f fsy ' N- lfl.,'1 fin- ECL' W fCgfll'? f' Kwf L A . .3 ff,',V V, 1 ,uihy JCL' AL' 'SIX X, I' P -L L , 11,1 yy V f' Ox .f i ,M Lf I if f I 'ITA L V EL V ., A7 I Y O! r ,yy Msg?-3, C .jlw , 2121. ,EF LK' , , I' Cf Q11 LXJ M L X ' 'X If ,I f ' I , 1 fr gf 'C7'.,' If Xf A! EV!!! f I L, X fc 'J' V 'f I A 4 V if K7 40 Q? Efifl f flzz 16210 'L ff 1 Donald L1Butt1 was selected for the schoo1's highest honor-7Standard Bearer. ,, 1 df? R being a outstanding student, j of X D Jp4?eL1Q,ns iff R54 XA 71 I I. 4, 1 YH-fi -fa. Y 'E' Z7 Lflffglrlx W ' VX f A7j,.,,:e-,ff ,. V-2:2 af ,V 1. DONALD LI BUTTI STANDARD BEARER N' CUTSTANDING SENIORS UR outstanding seniors exem- plify the highest in scholarship and service at Jefferson High. The five years here have been marked by achiewiements which have served as an inspiration to their classmates We hope that the future is as full of promise as their past has been. MARLENE RAETZ RALPH ZECCHINO I ,. f , ' I fr' wwe fm .3 xy JAMES MARTIN SPCNSORS To you, wise and friendly sponsors through our happy years at Jefferson High School, we sincerely say thank you. Your interest in our endeavors and helpful guidance will long be re- rnembered. RUTH BULLOCK Ralph Zecchino fong afulm' has CLASS M1952 HONCR ROLL Horst Bayer Philip Belluscio Theresa Berardicuriti Joe Bonazza RoseMarie Cira Marie DeRosa Isabelle Reitano George Franke Elissa Rozzi Anne Gravino Frank Iuppa George Joseph Joanne Keenan Donald Libufti Rudolph Miller Lucille Morrell Anthony Pettrone Marlene Raetz Marie DeRosa Antoinette Sanque- dolce Anthony Stornelli Theresa Berardicurti Alta Garfield Angie Taliento Betty Lazare Madeline Bovenzi Rosalind Rotoli Rachel Candusio Nancy DiNitto Joanne Keenan 1952 CLASS NOTABLES Most Popular Most Friendly Most Studious Best Looking Actress-Best-Actor Most Humorous Best Dressed Most Energetic Most Athletic Most Likely To Succeed 57 Roger Conderman George Franke Jim Johnson Ted Pucher Sam Arnato Angelo Piperni John Taddeo George Joseph Michael Taddonio C59 095 N important part of learning to live in the world about us centers upon a schoo1's social program. We at Jefferson have been presented with an interesting and varied program throughout the year. Outstanding events in this program have been the senior luncheons and the senior prom. SENIOR LUNCHEON A. Piperni, J. Burns, A. Isgro, P. Robinson, Mr. Swift, R. Cira, Mrs. Kummer, M. Patton, T. Pucher, G t. t .tnn 1 S. Napolitano, I. Stefano, A. Taliento. 58 'E SENIOR PROM M. Taddoruo I Burns csvfI.5s?5 , . ' V Q, A 'Q ' ,,,, X .. L. , ,, . ' K W 2 E ,M .,,. in ff! K V gd , ,,, 1 f X at THE WISHING WELL ' f -sv 1Q: .,,., . -In .... 4 . V v ,, . H f - V , V ' V 4 .1f :,tv.--my.,,agfw-2.4 .12-,V-:ze.,f- . -' . - f . -4 ,W -122--fwfr' a'-vw:-: ,,g.,M,,,,,,,,ZJ,,5 ,, w.,,..., , , G. Joseph, I-I. Staffieri, R. Nacca, Miss Bullock, N. Farrante, L. Cuifo, Mr. Martin, N. Napolitano. 59 A M Clernenti Morrell Kibitzer s 1952 Yak! Yak! Holding Up the Wall Say Cheese Over The Counter The Wim-lahg Eager Beavers What! No Smiles? 60 X Gamblers' Paradise Ralph or Frankie '? Guess-Back Row-Center What! No Gossip! 1 Three For Five What' s Doing ? v. CQ ' J x, 4 K , 1 , Q The Pause That Refreshes The Big Pay-Off 61 PATRONS AND PATRONESSES WE SAY THANKS A LOT Mr. and Mrs John Albano Mr. and Mrs Joseph Adducci Mr. and Mrs. Allen C. Bailey Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Belluscio Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Berardicurti Mr. and Mrs. Ruggero Bianchi Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bonazza Miss Elizabeth M. Brown Mr. Leroy Bruce Miss Ruth Bullock Mr. and Mrs . P. Buona igu rio Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Burns Mr. and Mrs. Paul Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Charles Candusio Mis s Genevieve Cazeau Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Cira Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Coia Miss J. M. Cole Miss M. Collyer Mr. and Mrs. hDelos Conderman Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Conte Mrs. Mary Cucchera Mr. and Mrs. A. De Feo Mr. and Mrs. Emilia Del Regna Mr. and Mrs. Anthony De Rosa Mr. and Mrs. Peter De Vincentis Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Di Cicco Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Di Martino Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Di Nitto Mr. and Mrs. R. Di Ponzio Mr. and Mrs. Lucio Dretta Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Eadie Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ellis Mr. and Mrs. Orman T. Franke Gaffney Miss Kathryn Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. XXV Anthony Gallicchio Gabriel Gentile Louis. Giancursio fs 'I' Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gravino O. S. Harman and Mrs. Harry Hine and Mrs. Frank Hogan Edna Joseph and Mrs. Thomas B. Keenan and Mrs. William Kenealy, Don Kirchoff Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lazare Mr. and Mrs. Carl Leonardi Mrs . Betty Plail Mr. and Mrs. James Provenza: Mr. and Mrs. William Raetz Mr. and Mrs. John G. Ray Mr. and Mrs. George F. Riola Mr. and Mrs. Doninic Riola Mr. and Mrs. Nichola Ristucci: Mr. and Mrs. John Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Peter Roncone Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Rotoli Miss Helen Rowe Mrs. Lucy Rozzi Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Li Butti Mr. Julian Lowell Miss C. S. Lovell Mr. and Mrs. Dom Macri Mr. Joseph Mc Elhaney Mr. and Mrs. Michael Maggiulli Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Magliozzi Mr. and Mrs Angelo Marcone Mr. and Mrs Elmer Marshall Mr. and Mrs James Martin Mr. and Mrs Roy Meyer Miss Johanna Miceli Mr. and Mrs James Miller Mr. and Mrs Michael Montanarello Mr. Norman Moreale Mr. and Mrs John Morrell Miss Lucy A. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Peter Napolitano Mr. and Mrs Charles Nardozzi Mr. and Mrs Nick Palozzi Mr. and Mrs Michael Palozzola Mr. and Mrs Louis Pastorelli Mr. and Mrs Rodney Peterson Mr. and Mrs Charles Pettrone Miss Mildred Philley Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Piccarreto Saul Pilati Angelo Piperni ALMA MATER O hail to thee, our Jefferson, We raise this song to theeg The mern'ries dear that linger here Are bound with loyalty. O hail to thee, our Jefferson, This joyful lay now hearg Within thy walls, thy hallowed halls Our praises still ring clear. O hail to thee, dear Jefferson, Out hearts, our thoughts, are trueg This solemn vow is given now, A pledge of love to you. Though fate may draw us far away And other duties call, The friendships gained will be retained To bind and hold us all. 62 Mrs. Loretta Sauers Mrs. Edna Schaich Mrs. Ella Schmitt Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sciarrattz Mrs. Esther Schreib Mis s Marguerite She lmadine Mr. and Mrs. Sam Simeone Mr. Edward Smith Mr. and Mrs. Albert Steigman Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Frank Suter Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Swift Mr. and Mrs. William Tkach Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Taliento Mr. and Mrs. Sebastian Toscan Mr. Kenneth Tompkins Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Tarquin Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Towers Mr. and Mrs. Austin H. Truitt Mr. and Mrs. Emrneth Turner Mr. and Mrs. John Ullock Mrs. Camille Vacca Mr. and Mrs. James Vallone Mr. and Mrs. Nick Vigliotti Mr. and Mrs. Earl Youtzy Mr. George Weber LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT C E, the Senior Class of 1952, sound in body, soul, and mind, knowing full well the value of our many and diversified gifts, do hereby bequeath to the faculty and to the undergrads, the following: To Mr. Swift, we leave the memories and the gray hairs that accompany a class through high school. To Miss Bullock and Mr. Martin, we leave our everlasting gratitude for their patience, understanding, and guidance. To Mr. Lowell, we leave a cast of outstanding orators and stars, destined to fame. To Mrs. Sciarratta, we leave our pleas to admit more Seniors into the library. To Mr. Fotch, we leave one-hundred shares of General Motors' preferred stock. To Mrs. Suter, we leave a copy of Emily Post. ' To Mr. Kirchoff and Mr. Fauth, we leave the sighs and good-byes of all Senior girls. To Mrs. Seibold, we leave a strong, str-o-o-ong will power. To Mr. Truitt, we leave our appreciation for the best in music. To Mr. Paris, we leave the hysteria caused by his white mice. To Miss Hutchinson, we leave more scholars for the National Honor Society. To Mrs. Schreib, we leave the worries of tackling another yearbook. Joanne Keenan leaves her high LQ. to any needy Juniors. Ralph Zecchino leaves his voice ringing in the auditorium. Theresa Berardicurti leaves her chuckle and smile to Joanie Riola. Sam Amato leaves Joe Piccarreto and Tony Thomas. Antoinette Sanguedolce leaves Miss Cazeau's office. George f Chokie J Joseph leaves his basketball prowess to Cosmo Raimondi. Lillian DeFeo leaves with a tear in her eye. Jim Johnson leaves his warm and tender heart to Sam DeMarzo. John Taddeo leaves, covering his tracks behind him. Rachel Candusio refuses to leave the gossip to anyone. Jerry Adduci leaves his flute virtuosity to Noreen Galo. Joe Bonazza leaves the Journal Staff. Madeline Bovenzi leaves her hostess apron to Sally Reynolds. Anthony f I'm flabber-gasted l Stornelli leaves the memory of his acting debut. Rosalind Rotoli leaves her wardrobe to Marie Roncone. Angelo Piperni leaves his wardrobe to Andy Cuccaro. Chuck Buonaugurio leaves the correct pronunciation of his name to all teachers. Mike Capurso leaves for the nearest restaurant. Loretta Palozzi leaves her vim and vigor to Lucy Ciufo. Drew O'Neill leaves his Irish Temperament. Lucille Morrell leaves her sparkling eyes to Carol Ellis. Angelo Isgro leaves his full nelson to Tommy Nacca. Ann DiCicco leaves Miss McCarty free of worries. Louie Vallone leaves ----- fortunately! Tootsie Riola leaves her place in Jeff Singers to Joanne Palmer. George Franke leaves his radical theories unsolved. Susie Napolitano leaves her sister Nettie Roger Conderman leaves -- with his hot-rod,of course! Marion Patton leaves her man problems to Stella Ricotta. Bill Clementi leaves his harem to Franklin Polvino. Marlene Raetz leaves the best-treated lill typewriter ever. Dick Rogers leaves his brain saturated with mathematical formulae. Mary Conte leaves her notes to the succeeding S.A. Secretary. Warren Ellis leaves his nitro-glycerine to next year's chemistry class. Rose Marie Simeone leaves the National Honor Society's treasury in good hands -- we hope! Mike Taddonio leaves his good looks to Anthony Carsone. Flora Towers leaves the lunchroom cash-register. Ted Pucher leaves in quest of new adventure. We hope that memories of the class of 1952 will long remain in the hearts and minds of an JefferSOnia 153 'V ' I, 1 VV I l' lf' !' If 7 ,r , T v r V - Sy J I I ' T be I Clit! MQLUS 'S MAR '11 ' XI!!! ef S'.on.Y Q GfI5GUS E ANKj9A4oSEEEI JW! pecnallze elI For comf servnngdf d servIce 3 X l at I , ry ' ' ' e D ' r il X I Gle 865 A7 80 S a A e. I xggyn. 6434 I 5l0 L II Av . ' ' V fl Q l - I E . 1 f ' I ' f f ff O PL xy SPTWMM 6 C PL ME PAU X ,KQ98 Smnth t r ery a eat Mcjlrxw ,W ff pw MENTSJK WW PCM MRS AXPRAR jj J OMPL EIQTS ,Off O X f x4K1AIIIfPffELfIsf U M LAM VERESSMSYJQPW DROST A ERM ff Our Latest t Alterat n Y M weed !jWPlea est dressgf ff 1 men SM 142 Lyell ef Lx Tlnllng ya Hanr Shop, GIA-xx 34 2 -4201 Dewey Ave J f f If jf CQ ,MENTSJ MAN S PAST XYLSH f J AJ X ltalnan a d Fr PastrIes K AWA Tilt!!! f Ha 4842 4 262 Portland Ave Aff I X XM Glen 721 27-2 Spencer St 1 , ,fa , 9C'W'U'MEw'jI5' Do RITE RAGE -4 ff X! General arring and PM hg ff f lf! J M J GRAVINOJX J fgf 5936 Q2 5 5 GeneraL Contract en X X y pencer l df .IENXEIELIS Brndal 8. Dress Shop Outfrtters for the complete brndal party Locust 5865 559 Cllnton Ave N My PLENTY oF POWER FOR THIS AREA A second unlt at R G 8- E RUSSEL STATION has added more than 83 000 horsepower to the company s electrrc power capacnty The R G 8. E now has the greatest capacIty and the largest reserve of power for natronal defense Industry busnness homes and farms than at any tIme In ITS hnstory ROCHESTER GAS AND ELECTRIC X 0' l J tiff? TS I I f OF I U I lj! P fx F f JJ! 6 LO J! l I , , r , 7 ,f f f ' , ,I I R 0 ll ' I fl DTE If lf' js ll fl , co I 6 X f ,ff ' ft ' It X L 4 If W f F 'M . A l , fl! 6 I I' l J' X . E Sf ,jp C E A- M X 'ffl' I f . a V 'I -W fm I f' ' if , ' ' ffl JI ff! A If p 2 W 1 ,OD J, J fbi ff! I !L XV 6 P ' X ff' --Exfeflf VW fi' ,f K , x JI Ml' 6 e A X fry J K I , .Pdf A '7 If f If . 614 W L' 0 I e 1, ff' f M 1, j 7 by 2 ,f NE, KJ OP rj Ji! f X ff, R ' l I J . 'VR . J j ,Ed ff I ff If ' jf ! ff I ff 'fp A 5 I - T . . 'xr iff' ff!! ff or , 1,7 lv A ,f f' , 'Zf I 1. I ,L V,l,' , 1' 1 X I vu' X, X ' ,W If IP I xl! ' ff 1, W W Ml f kj I A in A jr! A X If T f f 'C ' .T I' A RI , li f fy! 1 ffl ef fp, ,X LA U l l Iflf X I l f'f lf gil, R l Nj. 'X 'V ' . . . e 6 Ap e f . . H . .B . 64 '3p?'3 .fe AL S for Summer refreshments WE HANDLE ALL MEL O MEAT Corner Saratoga 81 Bless specnallze nn homemade :ce cream and Iumbo stacks Try AL S lemonade and frozen custard For good sandwuches eat AL S texas ots hamburgers and Italuan sausage COMPLIMENTS TRANSIT DINER 223SmnthSt COMPLIMENTS CLOVER LEAF SODA BAR Lyell Mt Read Shoppung Center COMPLIMENTS DEWEY RESTAURANT Glen 7509 489 Dewey Ave COMPLIMENTS OF THE TODDLERS' SHOP 1360 Lyell Ave HOWARD'S BARBER SHOP Lyell Mt Read Shoppmg Center COMPLIMENTS OF SARATOGA PHARMACY CALL JOHNNY FOR ALL JUNK New and Used Plumbing Bought and Sold Glen 8924 1455 Emerson St DIPSON LYELL THEATRE The Theatre Beautuful lt's Movletlme, U. S. A 5 E E A 2 77 'ml A . I ff X ' Al. s STAND We . . .. u . . b . I ' ' h I OF OF OF 65 FERRARO Plumbing-Heating and Builders' Supplies Results Guaranteed TIWOUSCFTCIS have received relief with Money Refunded Sold at All Drug Stores MAID'S Baker 7647 226-228 Smith St. NOSESPRAY BLUE Is. WHITE GRILL Usedfor cartarrh Best Spaghetti in Town head coid 44 Lyell Ave. and Sinus ROCHESTER BOWLING CENTER I4 Ultra Modern Alleys V Al-L E I S Bowling Saturday 8. Sunday Choice Meats Fresh Fruits and Vegetables We Specialize in Italian Sausage Frank DeIConte and Elmer Walther, Mgrs. Glen. 8272 424 Lyell Ave. We Deliver 386 Brown SI. QTI5 SHOE REPAIR AI Coglitore, Prop. Glen. 1248-J 122 Otis St. Residence Culver 2842-R Baker 3891 PATSY LADIES' TAILOR COMPUMENT5 Patsy DeIVecchio OF 613 Clinton Ave. No. JEFFERSON HIGH SCHOOL B O O K S T O R E COMPLIMENTS Joseph Reed, Advisor OF ALPHA TRI-Y KEEN UPHOLSTERING 8. .FURNITURE CO. Mfg. of Custom Built Upholstery 8- Leather Booths Baker 2024 ' 312 East Ave. SHORTY'S DELICATESSEN 501 Dewey Ave. BAUER AND RAETZ, INC. Auto repairing-parts and supplies Genesee 3977 383 Child St. ERTS' ALTM!AN '4 ORS For PortDes.Ta at Price for our Cor Co mou nd Clo lsso Sfs. ' B-9Loke Ave. L -I . ' MPLIMENTOS C LIME . . COSTA' RBER 8. 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