Madison High School - Madisonian Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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lf' l.JL 14 ALPHA HI Y l INN'l' now: Tillzs, l3tI.I'lt'l', Flasvll, Ifl'IIl'lIl.l7l. SICCUNID lmw: Curvy. Slllllllllill. liuflvr. 'l'llIllIl now: Hunk, lmwls, H vl'llSlf'l'. ALPHA TRI Y BETA HI Y FIRST now: lllelz. flrlzllillz, l ilf'l:. llrmlc. SIGCONIJ now: Simpson, Wilrlqv. Con- nelly. TIIIIKD now: Trislan. Turmey, Ungffrer. Perkins, lfllrisliv. , . 4 1 L. 'Ufwr -wiv. . 'K . D1f'.'.v' . ' 4-I 'W AVI' 'Ufsu ,' 5. hd ur.. DELTA TRI Y DELTA H1 Y I-'INST now: l1vUf'1lI,ll!llllIHl, l.mu'ks, .Ilfllll6S0l1, ,Uum'c'. SICUUNID bmw: lfhris- Iuplmr, lfille-r, llalfnll. :Il1'lll'!ll1Il. Tlllllll now: lluvllfl. lI,f'l'I'I.lIlllII. f.l0llIl?l'f'll'. .IlllllIPl'll1. l.uPinr'. lfUlIIi'l'll now: Mills, Wulf-slrlylcf. liruwn. l'apz'n. GAMMA TRI Y lflns1' mm: l,oc1flr1, lIiNorrn11, Ili- lfilello. lfujlino, liiuso. Slcuown lmw lxltlfllllv, Viola, Aliss Seylmlrl, lJll'ern,a , hola, Giunla. TIIIIID now: llrnnrlw, Ma.s'car1lola, IJINIIFIIIII, llelllrum, Cur- lolla. FUUIITII now: Pelrolm, Pzlen, ,-1 llumu, Jlcllunulfl, l'r0duli. lf'lns'l' now: Wlirlznlvlli, Lipuni. Slrnllu. slcctuwlm now: l,nliPry0, l Pr11ra, Alrvs, Hleliaf, Ilnylff, l,o1ulmliu, l,l.fNII1l-. THIRD now: Panzer, Sflllllllll, Nflllffl, Miss Lzun, l'icr'urrc'lr1, Nl1ll1l8, Llppa. FUlIlK'l'lI now: Furnzzlzy, I 'nrnpclim Forkell, Evans, lllclfmy, Cm-llm, Bingo. FIFTH now: Kenl, lfull. Mallil. Jones. lingers, Hue. slx'rn mm: llurun, l.eom1rrln, liurrulu, llrau, livanclm. 18 FIRST mm: Hess, Ziruri. llf!IlIlIlIt'll, Jlllfkfll. Slcuoxn now: ,Iltll'l'l'Sf', llflfllll, Bliss Lelfuy, Ifunyv, llrllluzrvll. 'ruum now: Sclzllfer, llnlalc-rnr's.v, Syracuse, lfumlsclzun, Palzunlm. l 0llIl'I'lI num: llolnzn, ffrzrrloni, Mzlslrxrrlu, Zucvali.

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LIFE SAVING LYING: Mary Snow. Ivlfjll-111.11 Curry. sl-:A'l'r:n: .f'1Ill0I'llPll0 Abiuso. l'ally lgfl.l'lf'f'. kNl':l4:l.1M1: .Ilaryarel Baird, Arm llarmon. Mary Cipolla, s'rAMuxu: Gloria liisky. .lane Clark, .lane Wall, Mary Benn. .-hm, llall. Toni Keeler. Slella Slfhulz, Carolyn Nall. l lorem'e llerzog. ,-Izlelaide l les4'h. BOYS' BOWLING Fnovr now: Earl Kelley, Vim:en,l lWorimamla. BACK mm: Norlrerl lxununer, Holnerl lirown, Philip llolaprelz. GIRLS' BOWLING F1ns'r now: lllason, Ilqfsehneicler, hflarllormld. Oslramler, llraulfbrrl, liairrl, R01l'lilIg, Iglllfllllwll, flargan, Miller, Freilas, 1,lll,C'l'lI!l. slcuown now: Wilde. lfeedheafl, Uaran Neiderl, llreen, Fosler, Greenfield, Iiiuso. Mead. Bach Syracuse. 'rmnn now: Wahl, Smilh, Lalierye, Fraser Brighlon, fliancola, Wooal, Bellows, Viola. v 1 1 BOYS' SWIMMING szamw-zu: James Madison., Richard Wooflwarrl, Lloyd Walker, Hoberl McKinney, George Fondhair. Don Mc- Elligoll. .lohn V iola. STANDING! John Palrick. Caplain: Joseph Calanese, Charles Norlhrup, Geno Cervini,

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J -, A ll- K Q X1 IK .. FRONT now: Riller, Prall. Bruni, Saurinf, Ferrugia. Dellroole. SECOND Row: Annunziala, Palmlere, Conle. Gerlach, Hzmes, Trlllo, Forman, Corona. THIRD now: Guido, Cardonelll. Crammalzco, Twzellnqyer, Merriman, Reeder. Culver, Nardozza, Bcanclzo, Coleman, Ellison. FOURTH now: Cruner, F lleri, Rwolla, Perkins, Negelly, Palumbo, Grace, Ilezlz, LoPreslz. FIFTH now: Clarke. Tharpe, Jones, DuFour, Reeder, Nalale, Pullala, Annunzzala, Siver. BACK Row-STANDING: lxelchum, Salraggzo, Alano, Cameron, Sindh, Frezlas, Coles, Frasier, Dewey. Marlzno. AN Madison's Band is to be complimented on its fine work for the school. Mr. Moore, the conductor, has helped the band a great deal in directing and generally supervising the work. There are in the band fifty musicians, a great part of whom are Inter-High Band members. The band reflects the school's spirit of eo-operation at all times. They furnish music and sometimes perform at the various games of soccer, football, and basketball. F When appearing at the games, the band has given Madison a good showing. The drum majors deserve credit for their splendid performances. Successful demonstrations have been put on both at the games and on the school stage. Not only the band's appearance but also their playing deserves recognition. Among the Rochester high schools, Madison has earned recognition as being one of the top playing bands in the city. The annual band concert has always been a success. Especially well liked last year was the band's arrangement of the Rhapsody in Blue. These student musicians spend a large part of their time practic- ing and playing at different functions. So let's take our hats off to Mr. Moore and the Madison Band for their splendid accomplishments. 19