Madison High School - Madisonian Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1938 volume:

If IIOIW Presented by THE SENIOR CLASSES E I of 1938 MADISON I IIGI I SCHOOL ROCHESTER, NEW YORK FOREWORD Q IN THIS ISSUE OF THE MADISONIAN WE, THE SENIOR CLASSES OF 1938, HAVE ENDEAVORED TO PRE. SENT A PICTORIAL RECORD OF OUR DAYS IN MADISON. 9 IF IT SERVES NOW TO MAKE YOU SEE HIGH SCHOOL THROUGH EYES MADE MORE APPRECIATIVE BY APPROACH- ING DEPARTURE, AND IF IN THE FUTURE IT PROMPTS REM- INISCENCE OF HAPPY HOURS AND YOUTHFUL FRIENDS, THIS YEAR BOOK WILL HAVE ACHIEVED ITS PURPOSE . . . To the Class oi 1938: l wish to congratulate each one ol you upon the successful completion of your high school worlc. Ii l thought you were to end your education at this point, l should he very much disappointed in you in- dividually and as a group. Your suc- cess at Madison has been attributed to your lceen desire lor lcnowledge, and as you complete your worlc here l urge you to lceep that eagerness lor learning which will serve as an incen- tive for continued improvement. 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MADISCDN ALMA MATER ' Oh, Alma Mater tried and true, We raise our song to thee, f What e'er thou aslc we'll fondly do: M-A-Thy tasks are light thy burdens few. Thou holdst our hearts in tee. Thy hallways are to us a shrinei ' Thy mem'ries round our hearts entvvine. We'll ever work with heart and hand To malce thee fairest in the land. Ch, Madison of purple-gold Of royal line art thouf Thy children shall be ever bold The right to do, the truth uphold With this our solemn vow. Allegiance true vve'll gladly give, For thee vve'll strive, for thee vve'll live To malce thy name re-echo o'er High mountain top and ocean shore. - 4 W!-r '- -- - ---W -- -- --- - . I - DEDICATIQN TO THE SENIOR CLASS HOMEROOM TEACH- ERS WHO HAVE BEEN OUR PATIENT COUN- SELORS AND LOYAL FRIENDS, AND TO MISS LINE AND MR. MCLAUGHLIN, WHO HAVE GIVEN GENEROUSLY OF TIME AND EFFORT TO THE PRODUCTION OF THIS YEAR BOOK, WE DEDICATE THE 1938 MADISONIAN. 5 S i I if f s 5 tl iii Conductors Musicians Instruments Animato iiwz , of I Contains a Madison symphony in Four sections . . . fff --zb 0 o 0 J 6 conductors Madisonians, l Greet Youl This year with you has been to me what Shelley says of Life: Ha dome ol many colored glass, lor it has given me rich and varied gilts ol beauty and ol pleasure. May l share a few with your? lhese will remain to me when l remember Rochester. I Peeper piping along a stream as the stars come out. Ribbon candy. Darlc rooms at Kodak. Cascades ol the Genesee. Bending reeds along lrondequoit. A last lacrosse game, with the lroquois winning. Soccer practice in Madison Parlc. Christmas carols by the Madichor. The mottoes ol Rundel. Expert dribbling down the basketball court. Slcaters in Genesee Valley Parlc. Smiles coming into 377. Friendly and hospitable Nladisonians, l salute you. Good sports, sweet singers, willing students, you will always have a place in my heart. V l'lail and larewelll Ruth lsaacs Garfield High School Seattle, Washington To the Classes of '38 . Greetings from Franlclin l-ligh School and from Seattle. Wholesome young people who are proud of their Northwest, loyal to their school, friendly, modest, tolerant, and without snobbery or sham. That's Franlclin High School. Across Lalce Washington, the Cascades, startlingly beau- tiful when sunset changes their snowy tops to gleaming silver, to the west, the Olympics, a sterner, more rugged range, snow-capped Rainier, the Mountain in the Slay, sunsets over Puget Sound, and then a fairyland of lights reflected in l.al4e Union, oft toward the slcy, lonely Firs, the lingering thrill of a yet untamed country! Everywhere, spaciousness the evidence of a city only just emerged, and about which is still a cleanness and Flavor of the wild. Thatls Seattle. Bertha E. Cuyler Mount Ranier Franklin High School, Seattle, Washington English Mary J. Clancy-Head Adelaide Biesenbach Charlton Boiles Mary E. Caragher Jessie Cosgrove Alice Donnelly Helen Durnin Mrs. Laura Friel Ruth Isaacs E. Grace Line Margaret McCarty Grace Stedwell Elizabeth Stoll Rose Sutter Anna M. Thompson Lois Walker Mrs. Ida P. Warner Mary Wintish Gertrude Wright Latin Alice Donnelly Helen Durnin Elizabeth Frasier rn ang ge E e aide mesen ac Mrs. Margaret Carson Beulah Watkins Librarians Ruth E. Bidelman Marion Williams Mrs. H. Barasch F A C U L T Y OFFICE STAFF Frank M. Jenner . Frederick A. Newhall Mrs. Miliicent Frasier John Chipp . . Margaret Brooke . Lulu Burt . . ' Doris J. Lamoree Julia F. Bishop Marion E. Peck . Catherine Barry . Marie A. Ball . Mathematics Jessie Bennett Helen Clapp Emma Delaney John Droman Leland Foster Maurice Hathorn Lillian Heaphy Mary McGrath Helen O'Donnell Mrs. L. T. Pope Edith Schermerhorn Mary Shaddock Myron White Jane Williams Shop and Fine Arts Arthur Neff-Head Caroline Armstrong Mrs. Grace Barons Joseph Coppinger John Eckhardt Elizabeth Ellis Ralph Geddes Helen Kerrigan Clarence Link Lionel Livin ston William McCord Raymond McDonald Harry Morrice Charles Newman Mrs. Ida Palmer George Selden Minnie Shanly Joseph Vialis Mrs. Florence Yorke . Principal . Vice-Principal . Girls' Adviser . Boys' Adviser . Psychologist . . . Nurse . School Secretary . Assistant Secretary . Oiiice Clerk . Office Clerk . Speech Correction Social Studies Trafton Boulls Ethel Caragher Cutler Coulson Jessie Eppinger lna LeRoy Mrs. Mary McCracken lrene Meyn Amelia Morrissey Dewey Powers Este. Lene Radl ' rs . elenegioginson Dorothy Seybold Mrs. M. Silver Anna Smith Marinette Thurston Loren Woolston Science Frederick A. Newhall- Acting Head Esther Callahan George Curtice Jerome Davis Verne Hutchings Elizabeth Kennedy Gladys Lum Joan MacMullen Robert McLaughlin Clarence Sharpe Alice Snow Mrs. Marie Stubbs i . i Commercial Herman Skully-Head Henrietta Burchiield A Mrs. Francoise Courtney Olive Crombie Marion Davis Lucy Goddard Frances McGrath Ralph Newcomb Flerence O'Connell Mrs. Josephine Schwartz Madeline Snyder Lester Wager Marion Wilson Health Education Potter Remington-Head i 'El Mrs. Bess Bakergiatamf Raymond Conyne ' Dennis Murra 4 ,.. - Jennie Page F U! Ann Parker H:-Xb Anne Schafer ull: F Elmer Wheeler Music F J. Allred Casad Chesteen Kendall Hermine Luebbert Robert Moore Mrs. Elizabeth Quinn 3 U If ', rkfix , nf mufxdc FLAG VlRGlN!A CARPENTER Gdardian JEANNE SHARPE Assistant CLASS OFFICERS Robert Pike ..... President Arthur Del Regno . Vice-President Theresa Ferra . Secretary Franic Malone I . Historian JANUARY CLASS ADVISERS HELEN A. DLJRNIN J. ALFRED CASA? I 1 11, -'j if -' ,QQQ 1 I f X 1 fi f , 1 , I . f, ll, mf R Yr 1 .t if -A Rh 9 R , 4 5 m-..Y- fi Q 2,4 All' CUSTODIANS ROBERT LOONEY Standard Bearer FREDERICK JUNGK Assistant William Andrews Jim Bird Flossie Briggs Virginia Carpenter ' Loren Clark Ruth Cole Christian Cracknell Arthur Del Regno Sophie Di Guilio Frank Du Bois William Dunham Eunice Eaton vvvtL AM- Wu 3, 4. JIM BIRD: 1B9 Bronson Avenue: Reserve Soccer 9. Soccer 3, 4. Reserve Basketball Q. Basketball 3, 4. Track 3, 4. He's very fast not very tall, But how that 'boy can handle the ball. FLOSSIE Z-BRIGGS: 162 Avery Street: Basketball Q. Gym Meet 1, Q, . Believing silence to be the golden rule, She uses each word wisely, not as a damaging tool. VIRGINIA CARPENTER: 346 Plymouth Avenue South: Basketball 4. Captain Ball 4. National Honor Society 4. She has so much of charm and poise She'll win lame teaching girls and boys. LOREN CLARK: 18 Hubbell Park: Homeroom Baseball 1, 9. Homeroom Basketball 9. Quiet and witty and also neat, ' That's Bud from head to feet. ' RUTH COLE: 3 Orleans Street: Alpha Tau Sigma 9, 3, 4. Tri-Y 4. Madison Mirror Stall 4. Inter-High Guidance Association 4. Tap Dancing Club 1. Senior Chorus 1. Not related to Old King Cole, But a right good sport and a merry young soul. 13 CHRIS'lg1I:sN CRACKNELL: 254 Garfield Street: Senior High omg. Chris is quiet and shrewd in a way, He'll make a good lawyer some day. ARTHUR DEL REGNO: 812 Exchange Street: Chorus 1. Homeroom Basketball Q, 3, 4. Cross Country 3, 4. President Dante Society 4. President French Honor Society 4. Vice-President Senior Class 4. Here's a boy who is ABC, Able Bright, and Confident, Popular and well-liked he'll always be, That's why he's our vice-president. SOPHIE DE GUILIOs 1 Atkinso sStre 'Volley Ball 1, 2. Cheer Club nt qe 1, . Basketball 3. Secreta f 'et t ,ff glomeslirhgs i 5 r thought, more often in jest. FRANK DU BOIS: 19 Edit Street: Track 3, 4. Homeroom Soccer 1,.9. Homeroom Basketball 9, 3, 4. Cross Country 3, 4. Homeroom Baseball 2, 3. lf Silence is Golden, Then Frank is priceless. WILLIAM DUNHAM: 15 Diamond Street: Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Senior Orchestra 2, 3, 4. Homeroo Soccer 1. Always hap y, never bl e, A nice cha to ha efn a you. EUNICE EATO 396 Tr Stree rench Horio ociety 9, 4. Memori l chola Fund C mittee 4: old- ' d I fl , William Eaton Vivian Ellison Edith Farone Theresa Ferro l Richard Frey Evelyn Gliewe Dorothy Hale Ravine Jones 1 ' Frederick Jungk John lflipp Norma Lane Carmella LaVecchia 1 WILLIAM EATON: 83M South Washington Street: Homeroom ' DOROTHY HALE: 405 Champlain Street. Basketball 1, 2. Homeroom Baseball 1. Though she left us, we cannot fail A quiet ldd, Gnd YQU Cin bel, To send to her our hearty Hail l Bill s one we won t forget. N E den Sheet: Senior Chorus 4 TFCUTO E . BS tb 1, Q. T his 1. i ror 4. A Jolley Ball 1, Leader of moria dbglarship r . ' ln-mo ds ogi r ht and serene WL Vey i Sm n ive ip' Lilting u r, and spring lsfep. Her ew ife is continually keen. I l RONE- 918 Adams Street: Tap Dancing Class 1. Dante l 1 ' FREDERICK JUNGK: 66 S l' a St et: Me b r of C b' t 4. ery neat, and Short of gtaturei AnnUdl Sldff l6XS5lSlf:l'11nSl'dnCg:fd Beartg d 'ne -s Acclaimed by us as a clever dancer. If brains were grapes Fred would be a vineyard. T FERRO: 120 Jefferson Avenue: Senior High Chorus 1, N! ' ' 3, 4. Dante Society Q, 3, 4. Cast of And lt Rained 3. I ,' arryin' Marion 4. Class Secretary. Madichor 4. JOHN KLIPP: 391 Troup Street: Homeroom Basketball 1, Q, 3. :S he fo 'der of the adage --Gentlemen prefer Blondesi- goineroom Baseball 1, 9. Homeroom Soccer 1, 2. Orchestra K f f' Cer ' y was never introduced to Trixie. ' ' A quiet friendly happy boy M l f-To Jacklschool isljoy. I ARD FREY: 26 Canton Street. l Mais,--ff N X A i- 1 f a h ' f s V 6 is ,Qlfsf,e2'i b'QoQQ'fiQ'es,t,,? ,,,e,., NoRr1Ag1at,E.' 4i.aaiIsga mt: Tennis Q. Volley Ball 3. mv! ,, , . hl ,nnua a . B, FW-NX ,, 5 ,I .FT . EVELYN GLIEWE: 1407 Genesee Street: Senior Chorus 1, 2, 3, 'filing ,wT0.be1ffdmCd 5Ull10f655,5l 2 dSDIf2Si - , Madichor 2, 3, 4. lnter-High Choir 9, 3, 4. Cast of Jerry N, 'T JDTQAUF ll1C Sm0ldZrjQQwBmbCfS of 'NHC' FIFCS- ' of Jericho Road 9. Cast of And lt Rained 3, Marryin' JMR! ' 'T 'ksX Nw Marion 4. Member of Cabinet Q, 3. Service Squad Q, 3. .-f' SJ , ,hm Senior Annual Staff 4. CARMELLA LAVECCHIA: 15 Gladstone Street. . Lovely as a fresh white rose- Scornini sham and tinseled glitter, i Her charm is felt where er she goes. She see s realities, tho oftimes bitter. l' ' 4 14 -M i , sm, ' af. - g -, I-lenry Laughton beorge McKee Robert Looney Frank Malone Joseph Mancini l ioyce Marvin Charles Masciave I Frances Maynard Rebecca McCurdy Nicholas Micket Louise Milano James Minard -IENRY LAUGHTON: 54 Wellington Avenue. ' He's tall and lank,H N But to us he s iust Hank. ROBERT LOONEY: 15 Gladstone Street: Chess Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Standard Bearer 4. Annual Stal-f 4. National Honor Society 4. lt's not difficult to Eredict, Bob'll succeed in t e work he picks. 'RANK MALONE: 60 Sodus Street: French Honor Society 9, 3. Homeroom Basketball Q. Homeroom Representative 9 3. Cabinet Member 3, 4. National Honor Society 4. Class Historian 4. Frank's a good student every day, , 5 But he hasn't learned that sleeping doesn t pay. IOSEPH MANCINI: 43,Madison Street: Track Team 3. Homeroom Basketball 1, 9. 1 As bright and cheery as the roses I , He handles in the Florist shop. I B tt tr s etball Club Q. Senior I K 1 is vcgbflz . 'A 2 QAM' s 5 ig A e 1 '- yy5 4, ate, served, Gr - sly re g praise, justly s ed. EHARLES MAS IAVE: 162 Genesee Street: Track 1. Homeroom Baseball 1. Homeroom Basketball 1, Q. Homeroom Soccer 1, Q. Orchestra 1, Q. Band 1, 2, 4. Dante'Society 1, 4. Social ' Science Forum 3, 4. Soothed are the nerves that are worn When Chuck plays on his horn. E Street: Alpha Tau Sigma 3. Mirror 2. an afternoon swim, brighter is her whim. REBECCA McCURDY: 1 35 Adams Street: Chorus 9, 4. Games Club 3, 4. Basketball Club 3, 4. Tennis Club 3, 4. Volley Ball 3, 4. Captain Ball 3, 4. More content in quiet nooks, Dreaming dreams and reading books. GEORGE McKEE: 14 Fenwick Street: Homeroom Baseball 1 2, 3. Homeroom Soccer 1. Chorus 1. Homeroom Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. .1 A greatjport, vvin or loose- ' Mick s friendship we ll choose. D NICHOLAS MICKET: 132 Glide Street: Homeroom Soccer 1, 2. cience Forum 3 4 Tra IC S S ' , 4 Nick works hard day by day o In sports, studies, and in play. A Homeroom Basketball 3 4: Ho room aseball 1. ocial LOUISE MILANO: 71 Handy Street. A friendly nod, a winning smile, Believing cheerfulness worth while. JAMES MINARD: 160 Clifton Street: Madichor 3, 4. Chorus 1, 9, 3. Cast of And lt Rainecl 3. Inter-High Prep Choir 3. Inter-High Choir 3. A large fellow with a bigiwvoice, Singing or not, he's our c oice. 15 il' l Made friends throughout his Madison days. EIIFJTN-iquietboy whose winning ways GRACE PARENT: 63 Dengler Street: Tennis Club 1. Orchestra 2. Senior High Chorus 1, Q, 3, 4. Dante Society 1, Q, 3, 4. A lady of grace to suit her name, A Friendly character of future fame. Dominic Palozzi Grace Parent Raymond Pearson Robert Pike Jean Post Robert Rredmore Velmalirior 4 Robert Rutan Jeanne Sharpe Thomas Spade Beverly Swanson Frank Warney Ur ner GITIDIKIOTIS anu creams, nu one could tell. ROBERT RUTAN: 867 Arnett Boulevard: Homeroom Basketball 9. Homeroom Baseball 9. Homeroom Soccer 3. 'Alive in his studies and eager at play, Bob's work in art will be known some day. RA l WD I RQQIS5: 198 C vin Street: Homeroom Represen- JEANNE SHARPE1 300 p ZUUC2 0 Tfl'y 9- GYU1 Meet I af. 8 4. omg contigs , 2. Homero 5 dl Ji l 1, Q, Se i , l St ational Honor Society 4. Traffic S ad . eniorwAnnua Staff f f- ay 4. Custodi e a V Here'l alt ast toe s erltll 5' 1 Jeanne's c iosit a school tradition, ri ng Comk our d She questi s the why and whergfpre of every condition. ROBERT PIKE: 173 Kenwood Avenue: Basketball 3, 4. Senior High Chorus 1, SE, 3, 4. Socc Q, 3, 4. Track 4. President of enior Class 4. When it - sto c r basketball or track er holds bac fi B b' 44 kv I I JEAN ' O Ha c treetl Madichor 9, 3, 4. Inter-High - oir Q, t i h hoir 3, 4. Cast of Jerry of - f Cho , ned 3, Marryin' Marion 4. 0, ' i a i ' 'o nnual Stall 4. Mirror Staff 4. ,Q Tomi? dances rties are supreme, Scho and its orries are iust a dream. ROBERT PREDMORE: 59 Cady Street: lnterclass Baseball 1, Q, 3, 4. lnterclass Football 1, 2, 3. lnterclass Basketball 1, 9. We know he likes best the fall, Then he can play semi-pro football. fam UIQ -2:74 ,, wif' . Tl4ib'rfAAs SPADE: 17 Kifkianaynalsa. chagarffs, 4. Madichor 4. An ideal gentleman, a school girl's man, Cares for naught, but keeps all the girls he can. X BEVERLY h . 4 Orleans Street: Senior High Chorus gi, ' , . dichor ,!. Mirror Staff 2, 3. A a Q15 Q, a a I , Bev hme chims ybu iefdrolinuggoks. FRANK WARNEY: 142 Magnolia Street: Social Science Forum 9, 3, 4. National Honor Society 4. Library Aide 9, 3. Witty, tull ol pep and fun, He's never gloomy, never glum Frank's a pal to everyone. 16 Florence Wilcox Mary E. Winter Cyril Zimmerman FLORENCE WILCOX: 797 University Avenue: Secretary of Social CYRIL ZIMMERMAN: 503 Columbia Avenue: Homeroom Repre- Science Forum 4. sentative 1, Orchestra 1, Social Science Forum 3, 4 An interested observer f Wodd H - S Peace Council 4. Madison Mirror 4. To debate,the wer,o . rs, a He is- good in his school work, as we all know, N And we'll miss a Fine student when the time comes to go. MARY E. WI TER: Tre Cx ' Alpl a ri-Y . Board of Elf 0' Pfdlfl Ofl Old' hi 0 H22 4- JOHN MASI: 944 Whitney Street: Dante Society. ' - 0 U-ldf, ' l U SNC, 604 Small, and full of lun. A Sh' l'3h 9 ll S 0 Wd Popular with everyone. F K WADD : 395 Chili Avenue. Br' l mischief as well as lun. 1 iss Frank when school days are clone. . 5 time A Zin Memoriam HERBERT BROWN August 14, 1918 June 19, 1937 This is as Herbert would have wanted it a modest tribute to a member of our class. Memories of his likeable personality and athletic prowess remain with his host of lriends in Mddison. -t M. . 17 JUNE CLASS ADVISERS GEORGE S. CLIRTICE JESSIE S. COSGROVE FLAG WILLIAM GINKEL Standard Bearer JOHN MINGES . Assistant CLASS OFFICERS John Minges .... President John O'Brien . . '--Vicelpresident Margaret Griffith . . . Secretary Mary Elizabeth Curry . Historian CUSTODIANS EUDORA FENNEI2 Guardian JULIET CAMELIO Assistant Edward Abbey Joe Ackerman Janet Allen Lemuel Allen Russell Allen Daton Alpaugh Patsy Altavela Helen Anderson William Anderson - Charles Archer Mildred Attaldo Jeanne Auletta EDWARD ABBEY: 25 Evangeline Street. A mechanic he is to the very bone- A genius whose talents are yet unknown. JOE ACKERMAN: 40 Love Street. Quiet! - PATSY ALTAVELA: 25 Dengler Street: Reserve Soccer Q, 3. Eeserve4Baseball 3. Soccer 4. Baseball 4. President Dante ociety . ' Pat's not only Mr. Newman's ace printer But a soccer player as well. HELEN ANDERSON: 15 Clifton Street. A heart of gold! A y Helen's always smiling-never blue, ' f Shef-s-a i e friend-sweet a true. M. - op p f .,.f:l I JANET ALLEN: 153 Cady sms. XND - aff? - Janet, whose art work cannot be surpassed, . K 'V ' . iq GY Whenever WI. es' ' ln 38 5 memory will be toward the last. -mf . 4 V ' . I - fi ' ' G' ' ss 'li, I V. l-lo 'eroo Il1. Riding U' I L.:,qw,f u If e r lbtnhua t 4. LEMUEL N 169 Cady Streed Homeroom Basketball 9. 'T A155 gg' ' away, HONCYOOFH Sebdll 9- You'll be augrdgt artist some day. Always the gentleman! Russeu. Au. N. 95 ,! LL ,.,,w an-ia-v 4.1-name Wollbl 1,5 man With a t t or journalism K room R r '71 . eace Council 4. Mirror Staff 4l . w J DATON ALPAUG . o Oxf lf Q ,AZ - gratiatin9 ran! wi ann rdeb airg: 'Ill I ll , .N Hf' fp f MILDRED ATTALDO: 125 Earl Street: Basketball 2, 3, 4. Volley Ball 2, 3, 4. Tennis 3, 4. Dante Society 2, 3. Ping Pong 3. Games Club 4. Leaders Club 4. Bowling 2, 3. When there's a game or a school affair, Milli Atta do's sure to be there. JEANNE AULETTA: 237 roup Street: Commercial Honor Society 4. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3 4. Volley Ball 2. Basketball 2. Na- tional Honor Society. lirench Honor ciety. enio nnual Staff 4. Swimming Club 4. -N ' -' Brown eyes sparking with messl Willing hands working with efficiency! Marjorie Auten Elvira Aversano Kathleen Ayers Dorothy E. Barr Genevieve Bellgard Amelita Bianchi Albert Bitetti Eleanor Bolt Yolanda Borelli V Helena Kathryn Boyden George Brady Roy Briggs MARJORlE AUTEN: Q6 Chester Street: Commerc nor racy ALBERT G. BITET : 984 Jefferson Avenue: French Honor Society 3, 4. National Honor Society 4. 3, M on i-YQ 3, 4. Track Team 3. Ping Pong Club 4. Thorough and earnest Rudi erlub . H me oom Basketball 2. Assistant Baseball Her friendship is valu I . W EQYIRA AZERS ow, lor saga, ff' s dar a true friend. KAT S BHQAYERS: 45 Ardmore Streetzkiasketball 327 Annual ta . ' . fi, Gaily sparkling, -i fvtg fl hvfibgrv Prettily pouting! ,Alt J Showers and sunshine! , DOROTHY E. BARR: 330 South Plymouth Avenue: Cast of Dumb Waiter 4. Senior Annual Staff 4. Dramatics. . Dorothy is pretty Smart, and witty! GENENSIEVE BELLGARDK' a captdin 6 J . This girl is riend ' u , and gay, We hope she .will a ways stay thi way. AMELITA BIANCH - at i . 2 afaery 4. TX v QM at could be s etah Than our Amelita f With'a sunny g int in h r eye. x. g - t XJ, 9 of lbert is a chemist bold, His work he does not shirk nor miss, But even Albert lost his hold When acid on his hand did hiss. ELEANOR O : 94 ellis a au Sigma 1, 2, 3. Alpha Tri-V . ' nor Society 3, 4. Usher 1, 4. Na- tiona c' ,ty 4- Sh v , this blue-eyed lass, B excels in every class. YOLANDA BORELLI: 4Q3'WeSt Main street. Yolanda, with a s 'le as bright as the sun, ' A ls v fay an .fil?lpE?n. ZiTHRYN B AYDEN: 31 Clarendon Street:. Qhorus 2, 3, 4. Madich 114. Orchestra 2, 3. if ' Piano-playing is only Ol her many talents. f ,f QR A 4, GEORGE BRADY: io charmed Plac i blk He's never troubled, not this ma , y, I He's just waiting for summer and a s o tha s sh . ROY BRIGGS: 191 Woodbine Avenue. The soul ol ambition. Rose Britz Margaret Brown Marie Bubel Mary-Elizabeth Burkard l Mary Calder Dorothy Callahan Joseph R. Cambisi Juliet L. Camelio Ernest A. Camerchioli Maria Ceruelloni Carl W. Chapman Salvatore Chiappone ,Q-T ROSE BRITZ: 63 Orchard Street: Volley all 1. ' C ' ' a o - ' Small, quiet, w r n e , Her thoughtlulness MARGARET BROWN: Q99 Frost Avenue. Despite your worry and your care, You'll enjoy yourself if Margaret s there. MARIE BUBEL: 38 Loren Street:fC mercia Honor Society 4. Na l Hay! Soci ' 4. 3 Quiet an ' elligent, ' But full . MARY-Ei.izAB BU KARD: vos Fr st Avenue? jma!1, Q. Alpha T ' Q, 3 ibraryjgstai-6,Q9-4+- 'Qwe I t M ' , ShZ1TZ dry S eyeffvith gayety Or glowing with surpris' . ly MARY CALDER: 4523 Champlain Street. Her manner of speech and her auburn hair 'Lend her an air. DOROTHY CALLAHAN: 953 Jefferson Avenue: Lunchroom Squad Q, 3, 4. Keen sense of humor, depth of understanding, Utter lack of pretense She's genuine. ,' JOSEPH R. MBIS 65' , Q U H b-all ' . ' ' His se h e s Lany a bout, If he kggews , you better look out. JULIET L. CAMELIO: 38 Tilden Street: Commercial Honor Society 3, 4. Honor Roll 1, Q, 3, 4. National Honor Society 4. Assistant Guardian of the Flag 4. Pretty, intelligent, and a little bit lshy, Wherever she is, she catches one s eye. ERNEST A. CAMERCHIOLI: 195 Atkinson Street: Homeroom Basketball 4. Homeroom Baseball 1. Ernest is as sharp and keen , As the tools in Mr. Geddes shop. MARIA CERUELLONI: 39 Love Street: Basketball Club 1, 2, 3. Swimming Club 3, 4. Cup Winner in Gym Meet 2. Library Aide 4. Star in swimming Q She's swift and thorough! A ' L CARL W. CHAPMAN: 585 Frost Avenue. Handsome and strong is this man Chapman, The lcjnd to whom the best will happen. SALVATORE CHIAPPONE: 39 Grape Street: Homeroom Base- ball 1, Q. Homeroom Basketball Q. Track 3. Sal is a fellow whose quiet humor Steals subtly through our minds. T 1 - Q V ID O: 20 Judson Street. -. S A quiet student, pleasant o, C!! Courteous to me and you . JOHANNA CIRINO: 39 Cli to reet: Madison Cheer Club 1, 2, 3, 4. French iety 2, 3, 4.jVolley Ball 2. Latin nor i 3. wi ming Club . Basketball 4. Homer like esentat'v, . hrough a ur F ,s an ting, Johannaf spo ition Made our e an u pa' ters Sigh for pe an canvasgj M CISTERNA: 690 Campbell Str t: Gamma Tri-V 4. Dra- . Secretary Peace Council ic ub 3, 4. Dant ociety 3 p V 'a cience F ual Stall 4. . e al ries to her best, She tr e ar har t an some ofthe rest. . 5 LAPP: ,li ine Street: Soccer 9, 3, 4. Basketball ' 3, A F- -- Rt , Captain of Traffic Squad. Golf 3. en ' 4 idi - C Aix i-Y. - C' -13 f le! Eager every fan! jjj- , e - 3' n eorge Clappl What a man! MICHELI A COCUZZI: 287 Allen Street: Dante Society 3, 4. Tennis 4. - A cheery greetindq and a sunnl smile! To win her frien ship is wort your while. MELVIN COLES: 92 Clarendon Street: Track 3. Cross Country 4. A ouiet, unassuming lad Who knows far more than he tells. hug. ,.. e, l lda Ciravolo Johanna Cirino Mary Cisterna George Clapp l l Michelina Cocuzzi Melvin Coles John Copeland Nicholas Crispo ga! ,J ! ' f J wg A urrie Tj, Mary Curry ' Alfonse D'Amico Eleanor D'Annunzio j I . I JOHN COPELAND: 615 Tremont Street: Radio Program, The Right Fork 4. 1 This boy, John, is quiet and game, And he has the stuff for mighty lame. NICHOLAS CRISPO: 53 Ward Street. His laugh, and wit, and jest illqnever let us rest. A C ARI 6 ehw od Av. e: Agzha Tri-Y 'l,. 9, 3, 4. e is b'l Se 'o Cho 3, 4. aptain of Ushers and l ic s ge 3 Lun room Squad 3, 4. President of 1 l er- gi A u ci om rcial Honor Society 4. National 1 o . . l e e e someti es twi ling with 'oy, l nd at oth r times somber with thought. N13ARX1CUR5?li Beahan oad, Coldiga e : Vo l y all tg 'L' l I -, Q' a Sgbcfhyl :. fr .. ,fi . l S JH 3, IU ir la irH AC I-. Y .ror f 5 t QUS01-ro' r! nnua a 4. 1I l-Q' ' 1 ' wf'l'1esfs1lv'l4t-ftU7fl'?fn5 .fwniivfi . l lzveryone s friend! in i - Pert,- intelligent! ' ' W ' ' What's there to mend? A , 3' l iw ALFONSE D'AMICO: Q0 Gladstone strut. ll! T, Al is quiet and does well, ' But the things he thinks no one can tell. ELEANOR D'ANNUNZlO: 21 Kirkland Road: Madichor 2, 3, 4. Chorus 2, 3, 4. Girls Manager in Chorus 4. Cast of Jerry of Jericho Road, And lt Rained, Marryin' Marion. A little below Five feet is she, But she can climb above high Cl 29 1 l 1 . . . .f-I . ., . , . . --3 ...-K.-1--fn-Y' -nun! . pn.. l Evelyn A. De Garmo Roy Derham Frank De Rose Ethel M. Dick l Adam Di Gennaro Joe S. Di Norma James Di Pasquale Marion East l Virginia Everitt Kenneth Falbo David W. Farrington Eudora Fenner i A 1 1-- 3---i EVELYN A- DE GARMOr 923 J-iY Slfeffli VOHCY B-all 1- Bdiliel- JAMES DI PASOUALE: 71 Prospect Street: Dante Society. ball 1, 9. Tennis 1, Q. Cgamma Tri-Y 4. Riding Club 3. Ping Pong 9. Evelyn istrim, slim, and short, Horsebaclc riding's her favorite sport. Jimmy Di Pasquale. our cheerful young man, ls willing to help us tthenever he Can. MARIQNVEAST: 91 New Yoilt Street: Radio Program, Right l or 4. f - . . . ROY DERHAM: 87 York Street: Senior High Chorus 9, 3, 4. fl I btw 'NY lllyf -D-1 U'!S -Wd l1'0llC, But her painting she loves best of all. I would listen any day To hed' ROY l 1l9 A' VIRGINIA evemrr. as satin: s .wi omg ciubge. , Aa nt' ' FRANK DE ROSE: 69 Waverly Place: Home Room Basketball 9, 3. Bllfdnhl -I min ' Q ' 3 I Homeroom Soccer 1. Homeroom Representative. . ' A v KENNETH FALBO: 97O4Cottage Street: B seba 9, 3, 4.Baslretball Q, 3, 4. Dante Society 4. , . - - A'thl bebllu' E 'ELH':..,PLi'fHf COm'f'f pus s:..i1i5zl:i..s1:r..:42:i...i Qefkind-S ,fe ' 'ass' W DAvioJdvy.3Fi?On:ixr:iSsroN. 789 ,Jefferson Avenueskesarve Bm- iig XO 'A It' E ffxk V' 5 R Tall of stature, lighthol hair, H ft' Q G? Agiozdg,-13 Columbia Aveiw .E Tkidsurerqof He calls everyone Brother, no matter where. 1 4. ' 4. .1-, i - ,V f .1 1 1 ' '- qua.. 1 X' 5 l 1'l f'i-Mw'yEUDORA FENNER- west H fait., New vafk- ouafaian ofthe , e itcomesto sm es, N - I? H 4 N JI ,' L . S . , H Adam hai -em' 1. I.b, ag . amor!-lonon iety 4. atm onor ociety 9, -. i 5, 3, 4. French nor6,hsi.Qy?s, 4. Honor Roll 1, Q 3, 4. 1 . , ieiaing CluD4. swa ng crab 3, 4. Co-Editor Maas it - ,lf . J Mia 4Q!oIIey Ba tub Q. Basketball sz. senior C r JOE S. Dl NOR Q : 4 averly lace: Homeroom Baseball 3, Tri.9mgfviCQ d 3, 4- Senior Annual Staff 4. Homeroom Basketball 4. Homeroom Soccer 3. L, , . 3 t ilce the white violet xg V Qsallllql Worker' HY Eudtgra reciommends hers? 6 .69 p easing persona I . o t ose o gent e senses. 4. SeiWdQ'X'6i'r5rGfrl'SGFf X ' l Geraldine Fernback Eleanor Flagler Vincent Flood Howard Foland xii-if WQVLLG I M-Ati, Donald Fox . Stanley Freeman Jane Freund Elsie Garrod Ger is merry and Winsome an swee Her circle o friends ha a wide circumference. All fhe lads turn about at the sound SSN feet. ELEANOR FLAGLER: 241 Reynolds Street: Cheer Club 3. Sheis tall! She's quiet! She s quite a girl! VINCENT FLOOD: 752 Genesee Street: Homeroom Basketball Q. Reserve Soccer 3. Soccer 4. F Alfways smiling-always gay! Hbrjorable at work and play! ' HOWARD FOLAND: 64 Lisbon Street: Baseball 3, 4. Soccer 3, 4 Bowling 4. l-le's off to a grand start As a future basketball star. DONALD FOX: 116 Lozier Street. ' . He is one of the finest young men in the town, H We can count him a friend who will not let us down. ,. 7A x It-N: yr! , ,af STANLEY FREEMAN! aoo naar Avenggig Mffuff V24 He is debonair bandso e eciallyj'l'ne, 'IJ Any girl wouliL g?l5e'sft2de K . .. I, it QMWK l l . William Gerew l William Ginkel l Magdalen Giordano l lylighsel Giugici: I A QW l fi. ' . ,P 4. 'K -Q0 V' 4 5 etball ,1,,2, 3. Volley Ball 1 , , , , V g 4. Usher 3, 4. I Jane has fact and amiabi i , - ' 1 El,,SIE G : 51 Child Street: Senior Annual Staff 4. . W Sincere and keen sighted, Thoroughly likeable. WILLIAM GEREW: 57 Cedar Street. Although his art work is sup l erb I ' And his fishing can't be beat, F This small and friendly fellow . Knows nothing of c nc7it. WILLIAM GI EL: 125 Well'ngto . oard of I ons 1, 9, 3, 4 il 4 es B eball Q s mbly Committ , . eserve occer 2, 3. H r ociety Q, 3. anager Baseball 3. Ma, ger . 'rror Staff 4. Standard Bearer 4. Presid, o a onor Society 4. Editor-in-Chief Senior Annu' . A scholar wi mind alert and keen Who loves o sport fast and cl I i o 4 inema Coun nC r u D esmi r 4, Squa anager Basketball 4 Home m B 9 Dante ty 3 4 x Sq ' M -- NO -'ll - 'I -Q' - I , N . 'vo Q' I K 1: M :xxx '. . ' ' S Q nd s . 5 5 n .ln KNIQV lik S1 i ' IDC - I -2 ed H- 5 A' S 'G N. it IC AE 1- UDlCI:'1 Adams Street: Ba e -- Q LHnAi:hroo3m ' - ' . -- a e a , , . - ' Q, , . , ' H tk h' f Ay Wfieh igorks islrdone. Edward Gorman William Grady Carl Grammatico Gordon Howard Griffith l Margaret Jean Griffith John Grippo Mona Gene Guest Joseph C. Gugel l Jean V. Guthrie Cora L. Hall Caroline Hall Mary Rita Hauser EDWARD GORMAN: Q Catalan Place. Still waters run deep. W F, W'LW.S:R'6fQift.1Tf:47ff'it'?f:a.':.':.22.'g. .2 ts2.zs3c:.ntt31 3: J M fied fend l npes X wg 'chances. if fffl f . CARL ,RAM KATICO: 395 Brovsfn Street. fo l Carl is thoughtful we Aah' ft 'a, 'ww Sonsayehlsgfvfdledhnrlgfvn eyes. GORDON HOWARD GRIFFITH: 150 Chili Avenue: Bowling Team 3. Mirror Q, 3, 4. His fervor was a burnin flame, To betterzth 'rror was Gordy's aim. Council 1, 9, 3,4.K. Cabine 1, 95 Secretary of ,Student Body 4. Secretary 'off Gra ing 4. Madison Mirror Staff 3, 4. Tennis .Club itor Se u 4. , Marg knows the secret o ' ning Q 4 She s a beautiful exampl ode 'tren . X MARGARET JEAN , Q-sRlFFi it.aem N ha . s JOHN GRIPPO: 890. hxchinge Street: Dante Societyf4. . L - A I ' 4 t Ii k - gm B stpc X 1 ationgtmrf saegnfenl ' 'Q -ir' F.. ,f l -fe--ui .MONI2h STlg1O gypifss ,tr et: Ath tic Club 2, 3. 5mharm, she's sw ti , A egzff en IIITE . ' JOSEPH C. GUGEL: 13 Stanton Street. A friend to all, a perfect clown, Who, when chewing gum, wears not a frown. JEAN V. G T : vartle t Street: French Honor Society 3, 4. n Q . rchestra . owling 4. Volley Ball 2. National , Soggaty 4 '- - ' ' d iz b ' - TQ 3' refreshihggiTf'X' CORA L. HALL: West Henrietta, York: Swimming 4. m k sm 5 So A l of ' m li , i ra Hall. - ' - CAROL! H : 0 Frost , ue: Ca 1 Raine . Ctgt l I 6 l . L l' ' , We lli lsdwhf: S ak Islto. ake the ow., MARY RITA Taylor Street: Gamma Tri-Y 1. Swim- ming Cl . , ,f e embodiment of quiet charm W4 . ' And gracious dignity. LILLIAN HAWKINS: 63 Ford Street. Q MARGARE1 She's quiet and reserved when she's in school. And me su s lite by Beauty s rule. OLIVE HA A :Z6 J dson Street: Homeroom Representative 9, . . .3 Lifim ingslub. Basketball Club. B in w' 'A . YC 3 01 ' sfare t the to-wn r nw . ff J HN H D: 105 Kenwood Avenue: l.atin Honor Society 2, 3, 4. Hi-Y Q, 3, 4. Chess Club 9, 3, 4. Reserve Soccer Q 3. soccer 4, Gaif 3, 4. Honor Rau 1, 2, 3, 4. Ping Pong cial, 4. National Honor Society 4. Reserve Basketball 4. Mirror 4. oard of Elections 3, 4. Jack will always be ahead, For he has always been a Head. ' Lillian Hawkins Olive Hayward John Head Fr Hemmerick Jean Herzog Winilred Hopkins Margaret Imhof Evelyn Jockley Warren Joslyn George Keiser Willard Keith . Beatrice Kellerman Tennis 2. Volley Ball 2. and a friendly smile, is extremely worth while. EVELYN JOCKLEY: 119 Whitney Street: Commercial Honor ociety 3 4 tional nor ety 4. ar ey 5 r is ef With ki ess, modes , and a clear sight, go D - Nye' Wl l M3 ioneer Street: Traffic Patrol Captain 4. I ing Club ir t I 'may be beaten, B never w comes to Eaton. .. I, 'f6 ' KQEORGE KEISER: 131 Wellington Avenue: Cross Country 3. .- :X ., FRED HEMMERICK: 66 Alalstreetr Glidfds 1, Qllbl. 'Manager Homeroom Basketball 3, 4. ' English Bookroom 2, 3, 4. 'E : ' ' po I .lh . ll Th E i-his it -11' tara 'hd'l ii.. p a'Y m'Y9 ' WEy?ngeiiauszclrrdgiilnelzmgillcheis xlllie llgztchlz ' Why? HB eye lashes Cum . I , JEAN i-:Enzo :112 York s er. Grls' Athletic wi H,AM,,,.6,,,a,,S,, K , 1 ua, Council . Volle 2. meroom Representtaive Q. 4. A V ' Cast o ine ' 'rr r . Swimming 4. ' as . G A T ii a i r 1 i it A Q , fflf l 'l 'S-sW '9i Jgandlls srlillisgy ereilllegl Shi: scllefsn A Jr lyr V. ...,..gnm9' WINIFRED HQPKINS: 34 Llsbon d5 BEATRICE KELLERMAN: 17OfQ Cady Street: Swimming Club 4. Shz ' f es B bl a a i', a r Wh K. eakwjrher boxer. Thsdnicgst gcln o ard tbnmgixee I ,wvvv-ie . tt 26 -il nl.. -,,,.? - .., Y Wi al Esther Kellermann . Rosemary Kenney Mary Kilmer Joseph Kleeh Cecilia Klingenberger Donald Knight Henry Kodisch Helmuth Kraemer Grace Keubler Floreda La Berge Dorothy Lamphron Blanche Laurie ESTHER KELLERMANN: 1 7095 Cady Street: Madichor 4. Bowling Club 4. Swimming Club 4. But beyond expression lair With thy Floating Flaxen hair, Thy rose-lips and full blue eyes. Rosewuzy KENNEY: has Tremont snloi. National Honor Society 4. Commercial Honor Society 4. A maid with keen and steadfast mind For whom success is unavoidable. MARY KLLMZIIT. Z ma? e . Qey Ball 1, 9. Homeroom Wh tfools these m r I ! , - 0 Why ren't they al car free like meld? JOSEPH KL H: 30 Klueh ee ' eart! ndpfd, Afishin Wslhism or eecl. ER: 803 a l re : aramatics 1. or Society 3 . ti nal Honor Society 4. l 1 1 Neat and self-contained ' The best of secretaries. -if DONALD KNIGHT: 16 Elmwood Avenue: Homeroom Basketball 1. Dramatic Club 1. Chess Club 3, 4. There's more to this boy's character Than meets the eye.- - HENRY KODISCH: 2 icinon snoon i-ionofoon aoskoiooii Q, 3,l4. Homeroom Baseball 2, 3, 4 Bowlin min of Bowling Team 4 l Q 22 gnc good bowlgvllQn?weqd I ,K g es hom we can bank upon r,.o .inn . QM MUT K E : 3 Arne vard: Lunchroom Squad er ,S , owling 4. H' ' i c t s is a good Five-cent cigar - re Kram l' ' GRA KU L io, Ne on.. oft e eli htful sense of humor laying ab t h s 'and twinkling in her eyes. FLO EDA ' G : '12 Je Avenue: Basketball 3, 4. ey Ball w 4 Representative 4. ' a Fra a' c lex yeux, i n Sant, M e plaisir a'tout le monde. DOROTHY LAMPHRON: 98 Marlow Street. Although she's small, she's mlghg cute, Whatever your taste, she s boun to suit. BLANCHE LAURIE: 344 Ames Street: Dante Soc Recreation 4. iety 4. Social With her bright eyes and her lovely hair, Blanche Laurie is sure to shine anywhere. 1 I I DANIEL E. LEE: 1218 Ja Street: I-Iomeroom Baseball 1, 2. Reserve Baseball 3. BasebalI'4. Homeroom Basketball 1, SZ, 3, 4. Gracious, dignified, friendly, tall, Dan, the gentleman, walks our hall. ALICE L. LERCH: 137 Park Circle Road: Mixed' Games Club 2, 3. Advance Swimming Club 4. Alice, with her contagious smile Discloses individuality. if I . RICHARDJ TER:3 o I rm- sua, 4. Latin Honor Soci 7 ' Q' gr' ba t 3, 4. Social Science For -- . P d nt a m . ' r Annual Staff 4. ne's Irfan in-dismay. ISABEL M. LEUCI: 98 Danforth Street. For jokes and tales, how her tongue can hum, But for the teachers-words won't come. R I LEWIS: 985 South Avenue: Basketball 1, 3. Ping Pon 3. Q- -atifgaonor Society 2, 3. French Honor Society 4. VoIIey ill, .X . m img She has a keen edge F' ?H ' X That's not for disp ay. , s Brilliant, magnetic i ' 5 Q P' Uncommon clay! - if QT. L xi 'dl .. , RAY LIGHTHALL: 83 Chili Avenue: Reserve Basketball 1, 2, 3. Reserve,Baseball Q, 3. Reserve Soccer 2. Chorus 1, 2, 4. We wish him luck with his friendly smile. I Daniel E. Lee Alice L. Lerch Richard J. Lester Isabelle M. Leuci I Ruth J. Lewis Ray Lighthall Catherine Lombardo Kathleen MacLeod I Charles Moffett Winifred H. Mahrt William G. Maier Gustus Marinakis -4 CATHERINE LOMBARDO: 200 Brown Street: Dante Society 1. Social Science Forum 3. No other girl has eyes so pretty As those possessed by charming Kitty. KATHLEEN MacLEOD: 65 Jay Street. y' chief rest as we all see, I ' athl I ,buf basketball mainly. CH LES n eet. e as not caught the knack LO or n tha ittle, round, candid kodak. K WINIFRED H. MA r. crm van , c -ig New yarn.: my , 3, 4. Ba 1, 9 . le? I 1,.-SZ, 3, 4. Tennis I Clu Alpha p. Lea r ub 4. S 'or Annual 4. I t c Won be r t rom ha mme WILLIAM G. MAIER: 19 Depew Street: Homeroom Basketball 1, 9. I-Iomeroom Baseball 1, Q. lf, in June, you wish a man to hire, Be sure to seek Bill Maier. GUSTUS MARINAKIS: 74 Champlain Street: Baseball 3. Gus, in his quiet and orderly way, Faithfully goes to his work day by day. 9 Merton Marshall Virginia Martini Eileen McDonald Adelaide Meier Elizabeth Mele Ted Menze Esther Miles John Minges l Roger Monahan Mabel Murch Elizabeth Murphy Virginia Myers MERTON MARSHALL: Chili Road Coldwater, New York: Dramatic Club 1, Q. Homeroom Representative 1, Q. Senior Annual Staif 4. Social Science Forum. Homeroom Baseball 1, 2, 3. Merton's a man, With insight and a sense of humor. This world's strife Does not dismay him. VIRGINIA MARTINI: 18 Superior Terrace: Stunt Club 1. Tennis 1, Q, 3. Basketball 2, 3. Volley Ball 1, 2, 3. French Honor Society 3, 4. Dante Society 4. Tri-Y 4. French Award 3. National Honor Society 4. A swift and darting wind ' Blows her cloak of sprightliness aside, Driving to light a deep and brilliant nature. EILEEN McDONALD: 114 Ardmore Street. Eileen came here in her senior year, We hold her friendship very dear. ADELAIDE MEIER: f nis . Volley Ball 2. , Qn cloth s and on trave U ' . ELIZABETH MELE: 54 Edinburgh Street: Basketball 1, 3, 4. Volley Ball 3. Bowling 1, 3. Mixed Games'Club 3. Ping Pong Club 3. . Leaders' Club 4. She plays the game of life As squarely as she plays basketball. She is a star of both. ' TED MENZE: 703 Genesee Street: Reserve Baseball 1, 9, 3. Reserve ' Basketball 3. Reserve Soccer Q. Senior High Baseball Team 3. Homeroom Representative 4. Student Cabinet 4. He is a good lad Worthy of admiration and trust. f- Q M--.Mg4..e.s: ESTHER MILES: 201 Arnett Boulevard: Basketball Q, 3. Volley Ball 2, 3. Bowling 9. Mixed Games 3. Homeroom Representative 3. Swimming 4. Mirror Staff 4. We'd walk Miles after Miles For Esther. ' JOHN MINGES: 54 Warwick Avenue: Golf 3. Chess Club 2, 3, 4. Latin Honor Society Q. Vice-President National Honor Society 4. President of Senior Class 4. Annual Staff 4. Honor Roll 1, 9, 3, 4. Assistant Standard Bearer 4. Johnnie is quietly reserved, - Yet sometimes ay, To spread good cheer, He'd go out of his way. ROGER MONAHAN: 99 Bronson Avenue: Swimming Team 4. Roger never has much to say, But when he s in the pool--get out of the way. MABEL MURCH: 313 Tremont Street: Homeroom Representative. I Charming in manner, in face, and in dress. ELIZABETH MURPHY: 174 Genesee Street: Homeroom Regard sentative 1. Bookstore 9, 3, 4. Tennis Club 2. Bowlin lub gaggtmnlercial Hogr Society Prgyent 4. iong Elanor weet and small, liked by alll VIRGINIA MYERS: 34 Jetlerson Terrace. Though her paths from home are limited, ln her dreams she travels far. Laura Nachtwey Joseph Nealon Arthur Nichols Jennifer Nicosia John O'Brien Kenneth O'Brien Guenter Oertel Martha Palmer Marquis Paul Robert Perkins Dora Perrotta Arthur Pope wgiost Avenue. GUENTER OERTEL: 15O1Sunset,,Street: Ma.clison5Ridjng Club 3. Alpha.Hi-Y 3, 4.,Nat1onal',l2onor Society 4:sAnnual,Staff 4. both charm and grace' Swimming Team 41QPpesiden't fAlpha,l7ji5X!4.'lAs'si,stdht,Ql2eer 3 N,Leader 4. 'TM. sw 'Y if ' ' B' W' .1 v y v , ' 3' G tr'stheby 'th I . m A:fr.'..l7 ...0..:V:...t?e,5g'ff gf. f ' h h To llllgptzft earl MA l ntworth Street: Baseball 3. Honor . a m . ARTHUR NICHOLS: Coldwater, New York: omeroom Basket- ball 1. Track 2, 3, 4. Out in Chili, they grow them big, Look at Artl He's not a twig. JENNIFER NICOSIA: 308 Brown Street: Basketball 1. Jennie's vivid smile ls the center of attraction All the while. JOHN O'BRlEN: 183 Wellington Avenue: Chess Club 3 4. Mirror Stall 4. Hi-Y 4. National Honor Society 4. Vice- President of Senior Class 4. Jovial John is one Fine man, Find one like him il you can. KENNETH 0'BRIEN: 605 Chili Avenue: Cast of Marryin' Marion 3. Mirror Staff 4. Senior Annual Staff 4. i extremely debonair, ull of life, without a care. Wi' MARQUIS PAUL: 257 CottageTStreet: Cross Country Team 3, 4. Tr,ack.Team 3, 4. - X, b ' 4' - He'll succeed if it can be done. Have you ever seen him run? ROBERT PERKINS: Q48 Clarissa Streei: Homeroo Basketball 'l, 2. I Homeroom Baseball 1. Chess Club. Hi-Y Q He's a little Fellow for our big senio c a , A' But little fellows can put big ones down? Cl MQ DORA PERROTTA: 6 Hopkins Street: Dante Society. A small and charming lass! Her engaging smiles brighten our class. ARTHUR POPE: Champlain Street: Homeroom Representative 2, 4. Homer o ball 1. Mirror Stall 3, 4. Annual Stall 4. C . Ayaha Ha-Y 4. ll l Just hunt gga party with damsels fair, ' e, jo ' And Ken Brien will be there. Can hi one's heart. 30 ' 4 - ,, ,W i ,, -... Thomas Popoli Dorothy Punch Richard Quinn Philip Ripson l Norman Roblee Milton Rohr Doris Rotondi Gordon Rowe l Madeline Royce John Russell Edna Rymer Betty Schantz 111- THOMAS POPOLI: 5 l-lenion Street. He's long and lean, and quick of wit, H With a winning smile that gives him it. Donoruv Pu:-icH. 77 Glasgow sue Off to California for an u at ' M To seek delights of intellec t H ood acclaim! RICHARD QUINN: 367 Champlain Street: Golf Team 3. If noise were made by being quiet, Our boy Dick would be a riot. PHILIP RIPSON: 351 Columbia Avenue: Homeroom Baseball 1, Q, 3. Homeroom Soccer 1, Q. Golf 3. Hi-Y. His sporty clothes are his joy and pride, To be a good skier, how hard he had tried! NORMAN ROBLEE: 929 Warwick Avenue: Cheer Leader 4. Hi-Y. Student Council 4. Student Cabinet 4. ' A bright fellow for his years And a right good leader of all school cheers! MILTON ROHR: Q0 Penhurst Street: Traffic Squad Q. Bowling Team 4. , U Teasing philanderer lasses' despair, ' ' Carefree young gentleman, we must declare. l r ' DORIS ROTONDI: Q5 St. Clair Street: Latin Honor Society 4. Swimming Club 4. Butsaveijojrhaxtptyr d5f5tf!,L.yh IL bf it , N She does 'f ' ' oijiZse,l6aL,bGam,, K I .I ' GORDON ROWE: 58 Tremont Street: Alpha HISQY Q 3, 4. Horse- shoe Club Q, 3, 4. Chess Club Q, 3, 4. Ping Rong crab 4. Here's. a boy to seek when you are blue, For hell shed a light to enlighten you. MADELINE ROYCE: 11 Terry Street. Sophisticated, poised- With fine artistic talent. JOHN RUSSELL: Pixley Road, Coldwater, New York: Homeroom Baseball 3. l-lomeroom Basketball 1, 9, 3, 4. Reserve Baseball 3. Cross Country 4. ln athletics, he rates high, - At other work, he's apt to sigh. EDNA RYMER: 67 Champalin Street: Social Science Forum 4. Quiet and conscientious Llnrulfled by worldy strife. Her laugh is always bright and gay. f f BETTY SCHANTZ: 594 Tremont Street. X5 Odgzfg IX G l if fl 5 , P W1 MZ Rita Scheg K Cora Schlesing Bernice Schultes Mary Schwab l Edward Scott ' Robert Seidel Evelyn Sisson Jack Shevlin Robert Shevlin Alfred Smith Elizabeth Smith Ray Smith f if' 1 . R G: T nkwlhad, Coldwater. EVELY SON: Q Frost Avenue: , rfect At endance Medal 1. r eermlaufgh an? ready' sritiles . I is -t Q BQll li' - I b 4 dll1, 4- GYYU M26 carry er or mi es an mi es. - 2 x .3 U - .. Wh ' I ' ' ' th ' - conf. SCHLESING: 34 ieaygiatas street: saaai same Forum 4. Or Tiff gems ill imzadahb, rj! , ,A I , ,Ariel-t p'ersgnalLgL5,',..,.-:- Q Q' EVCIY I 1 1'--xi r,- wytffg, X A,qh,e.fyief1dg ' 1,1 xiii .iw V T eart is sad. ssimtce sci-iuules. 536 Ames street. vaiigy ein Q, 3. remit 5. :Acta SHEVLIN: ss oriedm street. Mixed Games 3. Ping Pong Club 4. Swimming Club 4. J k . h h. f k d f . dl Commercial Honor Society 4. Alpha Tri-V 4. National Honor Dec 1 W'l h'5 M? han gen Y Ways' Society 4. or Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. eserves A 05' 0 'lppy dys' M1 ff,'f,'12,'Q,0frj2jde ' Romani si-iEvi.iN. ss Qrleans strut. ' Her winning smile ' Bring friends anew. MARY SCHWAB: Q89 Campbell Street: Basketball 1, Q, 3, 4. Voll Ball Q, 3. Mixed ames 3. Tennis 1, 2. Swimming Club .Hon r Comm rcia Honor Society 4. 'o n r ociety . J Well liked chormin and carefre ' S Mary's thelsoul of eiiergy. EDWARD SCOTT: 124 Arnett Boulevard: Homeroom Baseball SZ, 3. Homeroom Basketball 3. Madison Alpha Tri-Y 3, 4. I Scotty's off the record ' - arks Brighten up any ther' ROBERT SEI : 49 Flover ree 'l, 3,4 Circhestra 'l, Q, . LU- - : v-'-- Q . QA' - ' trd Q, 3, 4. o '-1 , f' tin o - ' atiofalelilonor So ' ty 4. I like to play my trombone, and l like to walk, But best of all I like to talk. 'I x Bob wears a mask ol gayety Inadequate disguise .h lor the penetrating glow '. Of his searching, thoughtful eyes. . l ' ALFRED s i .QQQ th fs thi'I-I'-Y a, 4. H . sho Q4 y4enu ltib 4. msc Al's eve 'pher on s F er Whe ' m oe llinger. ELIZABETH SMITH: 74 Adams Street: Basketball 1, 9 3, 4. Volley Ball 1, 9, 3, 4. Tennis 1, Q, 3. Leader's Club 4. Mixed Games Club 1, 3. Swimminq Club 3. Tri-Y 4. Il it were Red Moon instead ol Blue, We re sure she d still love the tune. RAY SMITH: Q1 St. Clair Street: Track 3, 4. Chess Club 3. Cross Country 4. Nowhere in the bounds ol the city Will you lind a friend like Smitty. l Lucy Sodeman Rose Sopel p Rita Spacher Dick Stebbins l Qeorge Stewart I .Jane Sullivan Marian Sykes Lena Taddeo l Marion Tapp Louise Terrell Mary Thompson Robert Tiebout LUCY SO AN: 39 ' S - Swlrhming Club 4. MA N XKES: 356 Edith Street: Usher 3 4 Senior Annual Staff H h Z e dffies f 4 lx 4 , 21' Y4? gf mittee to:'X!S,eniorI:D3nceh:s-7 M itat. Q CY. ufilfj' owi ot if .. I oh, rn a -i, M X- L C l1dt'S Mariorl. Iss ROSE SOPEL: 575 Hague Street: Co ,ercial Honor Society 4. ,. Senior Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. Messenger Squad 2. Nationa .7 Honor Society '4. 4 W5 ' D 1' ' n tre -: i ra 2 olley a She knows the recipe for success. V er 3' Ten 'S m V 4 Swmlmmg She puts in work and takes out contetment. Q U ' M j A T airies gave her gra e beauty 5 And Puck put the twinkle in her eye RITA SPACHER: 201 B -in 5 Q . Gamma Tri-Y. l 5 ' sf Ch disposition' MARION TAPP- sa ci-it st t- T 2 s Q Ch , Itd'dlWi-, ins admission. , . 7 3, 4, Mddichor 3,l4?n me mms Wlmmmg omg - ' 1 ,fl X M . 1 . .ty DICK my B l Glilresarlwgrslllicelhzllship verlty rror ta . eroo as et a . Q' 6 6 0 dmfgzomdl, Louise TERRELL: sae Clarissa Smit Mum club 4 a GEORGE STEWART: 146 Shelter Str A : aslcetball 1. Reserve Basketball 2. Baslce all 3, 4 omero m Repre ntative 2. rack 2. A r 3. Pr i e ,of Student , Y n is'J1 to bmi l ,s n th lin -up hol sv is ame. jd, . ..-J .f -- gift' JANE SULLIVAN: 379 Troup Street: Homeroom Representative 3. gaslgtball 2, 3, 4. Volley Ball Q, 3. Games Club 3. Leadership u 4. . ' Reserved-restrained in every way, The happiness and success, uEon which she is bent Will come thro h er Frenc and her French accent Q MARY TH 210 rtlet ap Club 1 Mixe G Ca .Basket 3 Volley Ball1 9 3 F nch or S ' ty 4. Lati nor Society 4 .61 h Il t e i B J ll qu etly e ROBERT TIEBOUT: 73 Reynolds Street Bob is stimulatingf Willing to work-willing to play. I ,J He is carefree and lively 1 lg' I, V. !i2l7:,f.'f1' -f,f154 yiC.i7 flfffgti dir 5 -33 Louise Trenton Benedict Trinchini George Ulp John Vitello Robert Warnock June Weatherhog lrene Wegman Betty Weining Frank Wilber Helen Winter De Sales Woodard Anthony Zupparclo LOUIS TRE . Commeacial Honor BETTY WEINING: 100 Tremont Street: Dramatic Club 'l, 2. Alpha ' . ational Tri-Y 4. Usher 3. Tennis 2. Volley Ball 1, 2, 3. Mixed Games , Energy' 3, Smigming Segogznnual Staff 4. Athletic Committee . ocia ecrea ion u . BENEDICT TRINCHINI: 4 'dz School Golf Team 3. When the common'mind is Flushed and fuming, Homeroom Basketball 4. Betty is tolerant and unassuming. Beneclict, the great, I IS dlwdvs yelling, F0f2' FRANK wn.B :339 cn p s ' . 0 Hono st-.ae 4. As, walking through the halls Fran Ono, - 9 groom We He talks to girls galore. Cab, ' ' Learning is his goal. GEORGE ULP: 21 Churchlea Place: Latin Honor Society 2, 3. ' fxlwayaon the up and up LEN I : reet: Commercial Honor Society 4. 5 our ZOVSZ' as e al . nor Roll 3, : Usher 3, 4. Senior Annualt S 4. ior orus 2, 3 National Honor Society 4.- JOHN VITELLO: 174 Genesee Street. LJ, 5. er Servi e So c eation Club 4. ' J h th h h' l f t ' - - - - A B2..222..sfrs..ai.:r.i:.? Af' Q-2e:.i2e..e.i' ... n..,..f:fs:,zz:.t'r.'?r.. ROBERT WARNOCK: 16 B S : S ' A l 4. H Roi, 9, 'mn tm' emo' M Ono' ne SAL WOQDARD. go Atkinson sneer. Honor Rau 1. Volley ' ln a chemistry lab he oloes such tricks 9' Why 4' Ellghsh Club 2' Thet everyone ' ducks when he starts to mix. She is Athene's nymph, And Helen's daughter. J NE vig TH RH G. a Wellington .Q UZ1lWAll'l'Of stnif 4 N - h n e NT NY ZUPPARDO: 174 S'l St t: Ch 9, 3 4. S ns to b I kXecgTl1l1igh3PrZpRChoir lnaeiiqghrgahoir frglamatics 4. . a ic , . . - ' I ENE WEGMA : 67 Post Avenue: atin Honor Society 2, 3, 4. or T Tscrve dsc d .I rrenclili l-Lolgior Seicietyg 35 N'atiolncg:hHorLorMSc8cie1ty OW 'S our strong' S' ent man- - ' ' , . t - ' ' . ' r . Z' H9-.Jef MRL, 5.,,f+ Sf 4,'95e,,i.,T A,,,.,,Q', ENE 4, WILLIAM A AMS: 546 cinnnn smn Cross Country 3, 4. Service , Bmiorus 2, 3, 4. E--I Tria k 4 e rve Basketball 2. Basketball 3, 4. A Dainty anddgffeeful, xtj ' VJ' n track, Bill has won wide acclaim, Alert and etermin . 9 l And in bas tball he has made a name. sv x l kr . ' l H . ng,.1-., , 1 XNUVU UXQUU Eff my -4 .J f 'fig if . Im ' 5 fL fFi5 i?Qi z -Q 15,5 ji., ,Q - , f is ' 3 r ,J Y , 1, ' ' - F .f C x , V . , 5? in rf Q-,E 333 if ff- 'X K 5- if R X A. xi Commercial Honor Society OFFICERS Rosemary Kenney President Ethel Diclc Vice-President Marjorie Auten Treasurer Annie Currie Secretary OW! 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Back llowz Jean Fitzgerald, Betty Warney, Autumn Merriman, Girl's Honor Basketball Team IRLS' ATHLETICS Girl's Athletic Council OFFICERS Betty Curry Chairman Virginia Kelly Secretary Front Row: Inez Greenlea, Fanny Stuhler, Elizabeth Mele, Mary Jane Sullivan Doris Butler. Back Row: Lucille Bartels, Muriel Bullinger, Mary Schwab, Mildred Attaldo, Marion Horn A YEAR IN GlRLS'. SPORTS SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE The girls' ym at Madison is thronged this year With hundeleds of girls brimming over with cheer, Awaiting the opening of clubs and the pool To make this the best year yet seen in our school. Several splendid clubs are open to all, Swimming, tap-dancing, and captain ball. To be sure our events are desirably directed, An efficient committee has been selected. On Mondays Doris Butler leads in Senior basketball, While Jean Fitzgerald gives her time in swimming' class for all. Then Tuesdays Betty Warney makes work on nint grade basketball easy And Wednesday junior hit-pin baseball is aided by Hilda Cambisi. On Wednesdaz, too, Victoria Powell is manager of the White Caps, While Fridays 'nd Ann Zutes in charge of all the clicking taps. A new thrill was enio ed on the fifteenth of November, A thrill which eight o?our girls will long remember. Marjorie Gallagher, June Budd, Edna Powers, Myrtle Cardot, Margaret Zimmerman, Lucile Bartels, Elaine and Arline Ferraio Went to attend a Play-day at Jefferson High. We surely had loads of fun, was each girlis reply. Songs, tasty refreshments, and good clean play Comprised the gala festivities of this outstanding day. How glad we are to hear the last drip on the floor. For those cold showers are what we all abhor. But to cheer us up we have a lovely invitation To a basketball play-day at Ben Franklin, For us to send four forewards, four guards, and a referee, To show our skill as well as amity. Still, ahead we have a vacation for Christmas, When we all await a visit from St. Nicholas. What a grand Christmas vacation we had, But that which is in store for us is really sad. For those mid-term exams, many a sad tale relate, Then too, after that many friends will graduate. Fanny Stuhler manages a new club of twenty-four advanced players Girls who are instructed to become referees and umpires. Then too, we have bowling with girls from West High on Wednesday, While Jane Freund manages another club, Ping Pong on Thursday. ln our ym classes we are working more and more, For in she future we have our annual track meet in store, And also the selection of our honor team, To see which nine players are supreme. Doris Butler has proved to be our star athlete 35 capturing first place in our track meet. ith Fanny Stuhler in second receiving much rivalry From the ties for third-Floreda LaBerge and Maria Cervelloni. We also have our honor team in line With ten irls this time instead of nine: Attaldo, Blullinger, Bartells, Butler, Greenlea. Horn, Schwab, Stuhler, Sullivan, and Mele. We received an invitation from Washington High School To attend a Splash Play Day in their pool. We are making preparations for our annual banquet, So all of your wishes and desires might be properly met. Ah, but better yet is Easter vacation, Annually enjo ed by all students of the nation. A full week of rest en'oyed by all To return, pepped up lor a season of volley ball. Hurrah! Our banquet, the climax of the events of the ear, With Messrs. Remington, Jenner, Newhall, and Mrs. lyrasier. We all enjo ed a good game, Honor Team vs. Alumnae. To see to whom the term Champions would apply. With such lovely spring weather, it seems almost cruel That it is really necessary lor us to be in school. But then our school days are numbered, so we don't mind, Because if we skip school, chances are we'd be left behind. How nice and yet how sad, to look forward to graduation But that is if we pass each examination! To think that for several of us that school days are finished We realize how much our en'oyment of life is diminished. No more free periods from school, To en'oy a refreshing dip in our lovely pool, But all good things must terminate So best of luck from each girl graduate. Betty Curry 43 SOPRANOS Allington, Anne Balcer, Marianna Barandt, Jean Carey, Mary Currie, Annie D'Annunzio, Eleanor De l.auro, lrma Emanuele, Clementine English, June Fenner, Eudora Foster, Jean Eoyles, Jean Gant, lrene Gates, Eva I Guest, Mona Haass, Althea Hall, Verna l-lenthorn, Charlotte Keeling, Verna Keith, Jean Kellerman, Beatrice La Franca, Minerva Lefler, Arlene Lo lacono, Salvatore MacConnell, Elizabe Mancini, Theresa Mccurdy, Juanita Montgomery, Emily Paioliclc, Ruth Anne Peyton, Marian Piclcup, Ethel Pitoni, Victoria Reynolds, Norma Ruddy, Virginia Sacco, Constance Sauter, Dorothy Saviano, Matilda Shantz, Betty Short, Patricia Sisson, Evelyn Taylor, Nancy Terhune, Margaret Volpe, Margaret Watson, Pauline Wegman, Irene West, Jean ll,rZf'f V 713342-lc Winter, l'lelen Woods, Jean TENORS Alano, Ralph Barrangato, Franlc Cipro, Louis Cox, Ronald Derham, Roy- ' Glitzer, l-larold Kavanaugh, James l.icata, Elmer Lighthall, Ray Maclfeever, William Piarulli, Raymond 'l'arrantello, Rocco Zuppardo, Anthony The Madison Senior High Choir has enjoyed a most successful season this year. Over the air on station Wl lAM on February 12 and March 5, our chorus distinguished itself by an unusually line piece of worlc. ln the First program in the new assembly hall, the choir again presented a longer but just as splendid performance. More honors were won by the chorus in the Spring Festival on June 3 at the Eastman Theater, at which time all the city high school choruses participated. A I S O N BASSES Barber, Harry Di Bacco, William Donals, William l'losic, Willard Kavanaugh, William Kiely, Jaclc Magliano, George Minard, James Montois, Jack Pilce, Robert Rose, James Sibatzler, Robert Stebbins, Richard Sterling, Vaughn Tobacco, Vincent 'Zampatori, John ALTOS Alano, Mary Boyden, Kathryn Burnes, Dorothea Cassella, Rose Commons, Rita ' De Vincentis, Adeline De Fazzio, Ella Donato, Isabel Fanning,'Betty Ferrante, Louise Herman, Rosalind Horn, Marion Kellerman, Esther Laure, lsabelle, Lewis, Joyce Lopez, Kathleen Lo Viello, l.eva Marini, lda Pavone, Mary Perna, Virginia Perrotta, Anna Petix, Carrie Post, Dorothy Quinn, Gladys Rodner, Gertrude Riccioni, Evelyn Robena, Lorraine Shultz, Dolores Sciarrata, Connie Scognetti, Jennie Slcorapa, Doris Smith, Florence Sopel, Rose Staunton, Betty Tapp, Marian Thoman, Rita Van Scooter, Marie Vitale, Angelina Wilcox, Grayce Zicari, Sylvia Meeting every day, the members drill assiduously under the careful eyes of Mr. J. Alfred Casad. 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Y Fuve 1 mam QF- .ww :gms 'FK ARFNTTKOEY? A 1 , f ' 1 q a , A K H 'A Q - il 9 ' 9 :J , 5 . .X .i-. 1 - X . 1 ., L xr - , I I Q24 -f X Y v- ' .. macros noun xkxxx' ' JOHN oB 'E ' , ' 2 J QQ l DISTRICT ATTORNEY 'Af' ., 4 lx X 'c,:3,.',..?:s3 ' s 4 Q Q s ng..-gesso QQQMQQ .Lax N 0 r au' ' :SC P ...L NQQ ,A A :WZ i' uw , 1 G : f 3 -5 .. Q, f CR 'U 'Q 'ix X DRAUINGS I 13- 7, n H Q fi Q ev E231 '- e ' Q, - N 'we nga. ' S. ji . :ur 0 eu . M fi 'v 'G N .. . -1. SURREALIST 'Qgfx ' Y , Q JOHN VlTELLO,Csq. 3:1 PHIL 'gipgayn ENNLE X' ' 1 - L G ER. -4 3 gg:-fi K Q s. Q l, f 1 5, 3 K 3 A J h J E gg ' T f A .. ,lr .-ugly: 3 xi Y V . '.-, 2:5 I. l gl' x swf 4 1 ,V , .5 it E 525135. L. A Q v 0 Y ,A V. l I I kk ky , Hdggx in Q.. Y 4 .U rn- 4 I if V , , gf- A , V 1 1 ,AT.m Jggwi 4.. 5 , 8 A 4 f G - 2 11 jg , fi ' ME, . W L ,.V, Y -A A Z A T ' ' 13:4 j if -A F' ' 'ilu' it 1 2 I 2 5 'jk ,v A i .13 2 A 'Q . . Y 3 ' J - x 4. fm E Q ---N., V.Z, sf - kk M .Ji Y t - I , ?,::Wg- A H' i. if f 5 -P A..'. 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Back Row: John Minges, Mr. O'Connell, Merton Marshall, John O'Brien. The success of any year boolc depends to a large extent on the efficiency ol the advertising stall. Obtaining ads entails considerable expenditure ol time and eflort. This worlc must be done by a carelul, well organized body. The members of this year's staff under the supervision ol Mr. Qfonnell and the management of Mary Kilmer are to be complimented on the excellent results ol their vvorlc. Their individual records are: SCDLICITORS NUMBER OF ADS Mary Kilmer . . 'IO Jeanne Sharpe 8 Kathleen Ayres 4 Merton Marshall 4 John Minges ' John O'Brien 3 Bernice Schultes 2 Jane Freund . 2 Others . 8 Torx-xi. . . H PATRCNIZE OUR ADVERTISERS 56 MQCLJRDY-Cl-IESSHIRE PHQTQGRAPHERS Qfficial Photographers For Madiso n High Class 1938 QS Studio in MCCURDVS THIRD FLOCDI2 57 W i. 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Students also know the price which must be paid lor carelessness in our see- ing tasks. - Many homes do not have the excellent lighting which is often found in our better schools and colleges. Students Find out the difference when home-work has to be done. 9 S28 Clinton Avenue N. Stone 484 If your home needs better lighting for COmPlImCI'lt5 of study work, you will find the I. E. S. Ls:.n:, ,if1,f':,:3:C:::-mast MADBON HGH SCHOOL I BOOK STORE ROCHESTER GAS 8: ELECTRIC CORPORATION 61 h Compliments of MANHATTAN RESTAURANT 25 East Avenue o Completely Air Conditioned Keulza College Ior Women I on Keulca l.al4e Situated in the I Finger Lalce Region of New Yorlc B.A. and ,B.S. clegrees-Total Cost S640 Apply J. l'lillis Miller, President - Agent for Westinghouse Lamps YOUNG'S MUSIC HOUSE l-MIPS Delivered Radio Sales and Service ' PEER Music and Musical,Merchandise Elechical Cont,-actor Teacher of Piano and Piano Accordion ' Shop: 265 Tremont Street 263 Ames Street - Genesee 1971 PETER A. LOMBARD Groceries, Fruits, Vegetables ancl Fresh Eggs Gen. 3834, 3835 194 Genesee St. Compliments of HICKMAN AUTO SERVICE 248 Genesee St. Gen. .4645 Rochester, N. Y. Compliments of Compliments of ' SNAP SHOT SHOP RAY'S RADIO SERVICE 974 Genesee St. Gen. 5564 532 Chili Ave. ' Gen. 4095 Compliments of E- J- RELNOI-DS EST- NANNETT BEAUTY STUDIO 35 Chili Avenue meer Gen. 5384 Genesee St. Tel. 'GCTL AS Near as your Phdne , Best Wishes to the Classiof January and June 1938 OLIVER KAHSE, INC. 1048 University Ave. Rochester, Y. 1 Malcers of Sorority Pins Class Pins and Rings, Medals and Trophies, Commencement Invitations THE SCHOOL OF COMMERCE Two Year Courses C90 Monthsl Accounting, Secretarial, Management and Medical Secretarial CAll Registerecll Also One-Year and Shorter Courses Asle for Catalog 3652 East Avenue Main 5530 114 BAL RQOM A DANCING Friday and Saturday Evenings NEW CLASSES FORMED FREQUENTLY Register in Advance LEARN TO DANCE Fox Trot, Waltz, Rhumba, Tango, Shag Hop, Tango Waltz, Vogue, TrucIcin', Big Apple, Swing Steps. PRIVATE LESSONS BY APPOINTMENT Our dancing parties, with certain restrictions, are open to the public. In order to maintain the high standard of patronage which we have enjoyed, we reserve the rightto exciude or eiect such of the general public as we do not desire to serve. FREDERICK A. OTTO CLUB CRACKERS A Delicious Saltine Cracker . ONTARIO BISCUIT CO. MABISON HIGH sci-loom. CAFETERIA The Sign ol . Quality and Quantity BO West Main St. Main 5383 Compliments of Swan's Corner Food Shoppe E, Cor. Arnett and Rugby MEAT MARKET First Class Delicatessen 190 Genesee SL Gen' 867 Cigars-Candy-Fountain Service. Open Daily-8 A.M.-11 P.M. John L. Langworthy TEACHER OF PIANO Cfiff 0 f- . C.,-,fx Compliments of a Friend Cul. 4397-R 9 Music Furnished For All Occasions ' Jwwbu ? HOMELSXIEE 923 I E REAM Sodas, Desserts, Cones Dixies, Sandwiches Hot and Cold Dngnlgs, rftgbactio and Candies 963 Bronson Avte?CdIrI?rWgsoden St. Ice Cream and Sherbet also Fountain Service C '1':'lQ j 't' of 1AcKsoN-BAn.EY end 501 Thurston Rd. Gen. 7100 f 2 - 5 'V., I , ,g f ,. h- 3-fn. , k VI r . : 'AQ A Q -37 . A ' 4A-v i S-A uf 5 X '54 I Y 'A .-,V t V 'V .o M0 ,, . WZ? ul! ,Ev- Autog aphs dl W h ' 5 1 ' 5 , , I v 3 mf 'UW .A 1 0 jf ' f ex l t . Q 1 1 A bu, ,t E . , f . :A . E if Y I , JY. I . 1 Y Y E Q W, . wf Q.: 9, gg m Q, '. - .sy V1 w- ' 1. 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