Marshall High School - John Quill Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1962 volume:

WW MYQJJMWWZQ' RNWNNQQN JUL' QSWNWK mx Q fmlvfbdl' it A Qmiwx' Qjbwmfa WW Niffyfsy Q fog QW 5539 HW M , xwxwkw' My My Mgxf . W1 NW V! MQJIVMM U' ff? ,QS G. O R A If 1 THE FQ fQs A ,325 . QW . , 1 ,V 1 35 1- t db The N p esen e y 1 ? e m Ye fe Class of 1962 e E1 J h M, h ll 0 H Us 0 0 2715 High 5011001 Lfze Rochester, New York l'll l dhyTl-D B 'I' f lllg.1l lyN l Q lud' ' 1 w I, F rw, A 3 X 5?!!?5?Ji!!E?i3P 5? i, ff ii -S Au, ,W IL lm Y 5 Q 0 VAD1 DR. RAYMOND E. FRANCIS Principal Weather Vanes - North, South, East, West, moved by the wind, they point the directions at the degrees of the circle which their arrows' arcs describe. They tell the ways that each of us may choose to go. As the wind affects the directions that the vane shall point, so may events and pressures determine our way. But it is well to remember that the determinism of the wind can affect the freedom of movement in the weather vane only as its nature allows. The weather vane has a way of life built into its freedom to move. It is a useful, reassuring, graceful, familiar, friendly, ornamental self controlling, and reliable instrument. As the members of this class meet the determinisms of life our most sincere wish is that each may fashion an internal integrity so that intentional choices of direction may be as strongly focused and as reliable as are the self-restrictions of the weather vane. QWAG9 ' i 4 MR. LEON C. FRIEL Vice Principal MISS ANN TURULA MR. MATTHEW R. HOFFMAN Girls' Adviser Boys' Adviser Administrative Sta -IF ww Miss ELLEN RYTKONEN 8th and Ilth Grade Counselor MR. ALFRED C. GOETZ 9th and 12th Grade Counselor MR. RICHARD O'HARA 7th and 10th Grade Counselor 5 1 H Zia ,, dis iq fi Thirty-six Years 0 Service. On April 30, 1962 our Vice-Principal, Mr. Leon C. Friel, bade farewell to the, familiar and hallowed halls which have reaped the bounty of his thirty-six years of devoted service, Mr. Friel came to the new Iohn Marshall High School in 1926 to teach mathematics. Three years later he was made head of the mathematics department, a position he held until 1944, when he became Marshall's Vice-Principal, In addition to his academic contributions, Mr. Friel supervised many extra-curricular activities, two of which were Marshall's winning basketball team, in the early days and more recently, the National Honor Society. The challenge of Iohn Marshall High School, in Mr. Friel's mind, was to try to bring the best out of each student so he will work up to his capacity and beyond it. Ir is most fitting to say that Mr. Friel met his challenge and went beyond it in his effort to make Iohn Marshall a school worthy of praise. Surely such a devoted servant to the welfare of all of us is entitled to the highest degree of respect and admiration. Mr. Friel, the Iohn Quill salutes you. MRS. EDITH OLMSTEAD MR. EVERETT GERTNER Registrar School Specialists Our school's specialists, Mrs. Olmstead, registrar, Mr. Gertner, psychologist, the Office staff, and the library staff have all greatly aided both students and faculty. Arrang- ing schedules, keeping records, and giving general information are but a few of the jobs performed by these people to make school business func- tion smoothly. Psychologist OFFICE STAFF K. Taylor, M. Markus, E, Elmer, F Lippa. LIBRARY STAFF R. Simpson, L. I-Iorner, I. Piazza MISS MARY C. FOLEY Head English English has never been considered more important than it is today in this nuclear age. The need for clear, direct communication and true under- standing and respect for the individual and groups can be fostered by train- ing in effective speech and writing and in the reading skills. Literature, both classic and modern, is Hthe laboratory course in human nature which helps everyone to understand humanity, past and present. This year the English Department has made use of films, Hlmstrips. recordings of poetry and plays, and speed reading devices. An overhead projector has been used to illustrate the structure and use of language in student themes and tests. English is not only basic to all other subjects, but is a dynamic course in itself. The New York Regents examination for seniors this year is called Comprehensive English, an apt name for the goal of our Iohn Marshall English Department. MR. IOI-IN ALLEN MRS. ANNA BROWN MRS. ALENE EARL MRS. ANNE FOWBLEN N fi - ,L MRS. MARY 'MURPHY MR. PAUL PIERCE MRS. KATHERINE SAUNDERS MR, DAVID R. WOOD 8 MR. FREDRICK IOHNSON MISS MARGARET MADDOX MR. IAMES MARTIN MR, GERALD MOORE 9 .ru-'th MR. CHARLES W. PFLAUM Head MISS MARY ANN BOYLE i Mathematics The mathematics which we teach at Iohn Marshall is part of the con- tinuum of mathematical knowledge to which the child should first be introduced in kindergarten, and which should continue until he completes his formal education. Since each individual will differ in the ease and ability with which he will master mathematics we have three levels of work: Regents, non- regents, and remedial. It is our object to give to each young person the ' opportunity to rise to the maximum degree of development of which he or she is capable. For the unusually gifted we provide the opportunity to study calculus, so that advanced mathematics and physics may be studied with the proper tools at hand. We further divide the regents groups into honors sections so that the more able students may study the subjects in depth. To properly assess each students ability we make use of all available tests, and mental measurements. To properly teach the courses, we have trained teachers, assisted by modern teaching aids and equipment. MR. JOSEPH H. CONROY MR. PAUL T. EPPING MR. MONROE I, LORD MRS. EDITH B. ODMSTEAD Lessons in Logic 10 MR. DANIEL C. I-IOUSEMAN Head BROWN Science In this exciting space age history shaping headlines confront us almost daily. We are in a global race unprecedented since the beginning of time. Behind each of these stirring headline-producing events is the scientist and engineer. These specialists must receive training . . . training in critical thinking training in the ability to solve problems by the scientific method, training in the development of accuracy and the attention to detail. To develop these abilities, to point out our dependence upon Science in all phases of our modern life, to make students aware of career opportunities in the fields of Science and Engineering have been the goals of the Science Department. MR. IOHN E. DAILOR MISS BETTY FELDBAUER MR. SEBASTIAN GANGI MRS. IEAN HAVILL f N AUCPSX cl try, I 5 Q MR. CHARLES OSTRANDER MR. ALLEN C. TAPPERT 11 MR. THOMAS VETTER Head ocial tudies The goal of the Social Studies Department is to teach history, concepts of government, citizenship, and respect for the great traditions our country represents. The Social Studies Department is represented in every grade level at Iohn Marshall ranging from New York State history in the seventh grade to electives in economics and problems of democracy in the twelfth grade. The department stresses the need for understanding the problems of the past so that the solution of those problems can lead to a better country and world. The connection of a living yesterday with a vital living tomorrow is the essence of all history. Through the use of constantly changing teach- ing techniques and up-to-date resources, the teachers of the Social Studies Department strive to help their students achieve an understanding of the importance of history in their lives. U . . , a living yesterday MR. DOUGLAS ASQUITH fj,w'fj,11fM 1 1 MR. JOSEPH COCCIA ,io 0, QA if vf , I MRS, ROSEMARY DAVIS MR. ELTON EIKE Mfajfy MR. EDWARD HOFFMAN MISS ELEANOR KAWKA 13 MR. EDWIN ROBERTS Business Education The clicking of typewriter keys, the whirl of shorthand outlines, and the debits equalling the credits are merely symbols of what Business Educa- tion has meant through the years. ln modern business, these form the basic skills - to be used by business-trained young people who will be operating card-punch machines, dictaphones, automatic typewriters, and the ever-blos- soming varieties of computing, record-keeping, and communication equipment. Personal-use business students will be balancing their checking accounts and planning the financial adventure of a new home: and others will be taking down lecture notes in Briefhand and typing their own term papers. MR. IOI-IN R. ERTLE Head MRS, LAURA COLAHAN MRS. WILNA KYLE MISS HELEN LATI-IROP MR. IOI-IN LUTUS I t2?'2 ,-4 x , A. . I ?'s:- ff Ax Kg I MRS. MARY NIGER MR. IOI-IN V. SALEMME MR. RAYMOND WRIGHT 14 l f l ii MR. DONALD R. CLARK Head MRS. MARY W. HALLY MR. FRANK C. LEACH Lan uage Foreign language learning has become a matter of national interest and concern, the most compelling evidence of which was the enactment by Congress of the National Defense Education Act in the summer of 1958 and the Com- missioner of Education Act in the summer of 1958. The Commissioner of Education has been authorized to conduct research on more effective methods of teaching modern foreign languages and to develop specialized materials for use in such training. While the basic objective of Latin is reading Latin literature, that of the modern foreign languages today is communication - in all its forms. This is where our new language laboratory comes to our aid. Tapes and discs provide opportunity for pupils to hear a variety of native voices F- men's, women's, and children's - at varying speeds. Each syllable of the foreign language is clearly heard through the headsets. With the laboratory, learning concentrates on ear training - how it sounds rather than what it looks like. After all, we do listen and talk much more than we read and write. .v ' f' fish, Fw,,:H2.if-f-f::x's:rtfEi?f.sefew- 1.21.,iff25:-fis'a,r:,a,5f!s-:ri:'.:ii 'fri'-,Q W it SQ- g'2.'5:i4iig5i?m iA4:':i J ,, - . :5,':g:'s:,ae-ssgjm rf, ' V-925+ w,-fz :f:'. . ,r:f1 -sian., fig. -: --, '..:.-fir . iff- -I sw sigfhfa .S fr -A .- ,. .Q 53- i, 1 Ze 5 i t S, , ' 1-- . , ,Qf,9?ff:, - -- ' 1, iv aa : .fa . -:- . .. ,V -1' K , 3 . ar NWS 999969- A fr . ., ,. -if - H .fS. '1::i5'5SiF ' 'H ' 59.551 .W its Mg . 3122, , w,,,vx.,,1,: ag :wk iii? hi . ,hx if lm-mx' 5 at 4 :gf 3 R2 ' . I v ,I W MISS AGNES POWERS f'Does the prisoner have any last words? in - ine Arts The Art Department this year has offered its students a strong basic education in its field. The many art forms and media including watercolors, tempra, pen and ink drawing, wood lamination, cut paper, chalks and char- coal, basic letter forms, and paper mache were studied. Great eras and repre- sentative figures in art history were also studied. The Music Department has had many occasions to entertain the school and the Marshall Singers, a talented Vocal group, have made many appearances outside the school during the year. In addition to basic performance skills, sltludents have learned appreciation through the study of music history and t eory, KS . MR. GEORGE W. CORWIN MRS. GAIL GRIFFIN MR. ROBERT E, MORAN MR. IOI-IN MORSE liiti X MRS. PATRICIA PIVNICK MRS. RUTH SGI-ILENKER 16 MR. GEORGE SWANSON Head Practical Arts The Practical Arts Department provides instruction for pupils interested in drafting, metal working, wood working, ceramics, plastics, electronics, printing, and photography. These opportunities enable pupils to get first hand knowledge of industrial skills, shop management, safe working pro- cedures, working together as a group, solving mechanical problems, good industrial work habits, respect for power machines, and shop maintenance. Drafting students were taught the skills of blue print reading, construction of working drawings, and related shop information. All students learned some practical applications of mathematics and science, the degree of quality and quantity demanded of industry, and respect for each other's privileges and responsibilities. All of these items can be carried over into later life and be of invaluable service to a young person upon leaving high school. MR. MARINUS I-IEUSEVELDT MR. ROYAL HILL MR. LEE F. PI-IELAN MR. IOI-IN SULLIVAN MISS RUTH N. PULS Homemaking The Homemaking Department this year has helped lead the participating girls toward a fuller life through a knowledge of home man- agement and skills. I-Iomemaking I and III under the direction of Miss Allen, explored the fields of food preparation and home manage- ment, while Homemaking II and IV with Miss Puls, concerned itself with clothing construc- tion and home management. MISS VIRGINIA ALLEN 17 MR, WILBUR DUNN Head MR. ALBERT I. ALMANSBERGER MR. WILLIAM GRAF hysical Education Physical Education is slowly adheringto visions of new philosophies and objectives with a Leader Corps being the nucleus and dynamo of a new era in achieving a sound healthy body and proper attitudes toward whole- some activities ancl fine standards of social behavior. The present day situation emphasizes physical Htness more fashionably than ever and we on the Health Education staff are constantly striving to in- tegrate the new with the old keeping in mind that mental improvement goes hand in hand with better physical condition. Our young folks at Marshall this year have been doing a sterling job in building Esprit de Corps and learning to be strong in sacrificial quality, in courage, and in loyalty so that Marshall may reflect its true colors as socially efficient citizens of our democratic society. It is with pride that the Health Education staff serves the students of Iohn Marshall and hopes sincerely that every girl and boy has profited in the per- fection of the individual in relation to himself, to nature, to society, and to a philosophy of life. MR. ARMAND BOLTON MR. ANTHONY GERACE MISS BARBARA HARZMANN MRS. MARTHA SUTHERLAND 18 CAETERIA STAFF CUSTODIAL STAFF 1 First Row: D, Magin, B. Schmitt, R. Short, M. Beamish, I. Altof. Second Row: B. Ligoski, A. D'Angelo, M. Cortez, A. Atwood, L, Vandenhosch, D, Whyte, S. Armstrong, D, Phillips, M. Baird. First Row: D. Davis, F, Doerrer, E. Drabinski, I. Duignan, A. MacNab, H. Boddy. Second Row: P. Donaldson, E, Gabel, M. Donnelly, E. Suter, T. Farley. 19 I Could Have Danced All Night! Caught with a sleepy head. Mammy, Get Your Baby Out of Iail! - 'K , i - e du p lv 'llust two out of thrcc. folks! onsense Charleston7? A funny thing happened to me on my way to the ASno-Ball'! 20 S SM SENIOR OFFICERS I Iereckos, Presidentg D. Heintz, Sec- retaryg I. Purdy, Treasurerp C. Col- well, Vice-President. RUTH N PULS ELTON S. EIKE Sponsor Sponsor Thomas Adam George Alter Mary Ann K. Arcara Tom Inch Audio Visual 1, 2, 3, 4: Alter- nate Banking Clerk 2: Home- room Representative Alternate 4: Soccer l, 2: Wrestling l, 2. 4: Alternate Rating Clerk 3: Band 1. 2: Orchestra 1, 2: Mar- shall Day lg Iunior Prom 3: Highland Bowl 1, 2. Shrimp Bowling 1, 2. 3, 45 Student Sec- retary 3. 4: Senior Reception 3: Marshall Day I: Basketball 2: Sports Day 25 Hostess at Open House 2: Waitress at Teachers' Dinner 3: Guidance Workshop 3: Volleyball 2, 4. 22 FM, Robert I Armour Terrance Barnard ,. Tooyn Iohn C. Barney johnny Homeroom Representative 3: Honorable Mention 3. Bula Alice K. Atkinson HAI., Varsity Swimming 2, 3, 4: Fire- Y-Teen 2, 3, 4: Leaders Club door Corps 35 Marshall Day l. 2: Minor Letter Scholarship 3: Roberta Barrow Bobbie Swimming 1, 2: Aquaclettes 1, 25 Apparatus 1, 2, 3, 4: Home- room Representative Alternate 2: Marshall Day 1. 23 Rating Clerk 1: Alternate Rat- in Clerk 2, 3, 4: Student Sec- 9 retary 4. Barbara Bartusek Barb National Honor Society 3, 4, School, Award 2: Ticket Office 2, 3, 4: Iohn Quill 2, 3, 4: Audio Visual l, 2, 3, 4: Docket 3, 4: Aquadettes 1. 2: Major Schol- arship Letter 2g Major Athletics Letter 3, Life Saving 25 Snow- Ball 1: lunior Advisory Com- mittee lg Student Teacher lg Marshall Day 1: Senior Play 3, 45 Tri-Y 1, 3: Graduation 3: Major Activities Letter 2, Iohn M. Barnas Hlohnn Marie Barney Indy Ann Bates Uludy., Bowling 1. Mary Benoit Student Secretary 3, 4: Nurses Aid 45 Banking Clerk 4. Dorothy Beane Dotfie,' Snow-Ball 1, 33 Marshall Day l: Senior Reception 35 Token Office 3, 4: Student Aid 3, 4: Student Day Teacher lp Home- room Representative Alternate lg Swim Club 1: Volleyball 3: Bowling 33 Playday 3: Table Tennis 3: Minor Letter Activi- ties 3: All-State Orchestra 1, Alice L. Bell ,,Al,, Honorable Mention 1, 3: Bowl- ing 1, 2, 35 Badminton lg Lunch- room Cashier 2: Style Show lg Turkey Trot lx Photo Secretary 2: Snow-Ball 2: Iunior Red Cross 3: Marshall Day Tickets l, Catherine Belgiorno Katie Honor Roll 2, 3: Senior Band 2. 3: Homeroom Rating Clerk Al- ternate 3: Commencement 3. Sylvia lane Bemish Bright Eyes Iohn Quill Staff 4: Student Sec- retary 4: Student Aid l, 3, 4: Homeroom Banking Clerk l: Marshall Day lg Bowling lg Senior Choir 4: Senior Recep- tion 3: Hostess at Open House 3: Rock and Roll Show 3. 24 Margaret Iean Beamish Hpegn Senior Orchestra l, 23 Senior gfhoir 3: Office Aid 3: Tri-Y l, Linda Helen Bertie ..Lm,, Student Association Assembly 3: Open House 2, 3: Marshall Day lg Radio Workshop 4. Corrine Bianchi Moz1sy Honorable Mention l, 2: lunior Orchestra and Red Band l, 4: Homeroom Representative l. 2: Photo Secretary 1: Marshall Day 1: Volleyball l, 2, 3: lohn Quill 4. Suzanne Ruth Boescl i'Sue Honorable Mention l: Make-up Committee 3. 4: Leaders Corps 2: Snow-Ball 3: Archery 4: Vol- leyball l. 2, 3. 4: Tennis l: Basketball 3, 4: Marshall Day l: Iunior Prom 3: Student Association Sales I: Future Teachers of America 2, 3, 4: Water Ballet l: Swim Club l. Anthony Biglan William Bilby Tony HBix Varsity Swimming 3, 4: Table Varsity Soccer 3, 4: Iunior Var- Tennis 3: Life Saving 3: Writer sity Soccer 1, 2: Homeroom Safety 2, 3: Scholarship Comf Basketball l. mission 4. Dennis Billings Dennis Audio Visual 1, 2, 3, 4: Rating Clerk 2, 3, 4: Stage Crew l, 2: Iunior Varsity Soccer 2: Honor Roll l, 2: Minor Letter Scholar- ship 1: Honorable Mention 1, 2: Student Association Assembly l: Refreshment Stand 4: Iunior Choir l. Gloria Iean Boddy Glo Volleyball 1, 2: Attendance Aid 3: Rating Clerk Alternate 3: Senior Banquet 3: Spring As- sembly 3: Student Secretary 4: Senior Ball 4: Bowling 3: Stu- den-t Association Assembly 3. Ianis Anne Bieber ,,Ian,, Life Saving 2: Water Safety Aid 2: Archery 4: Honorable Meiition l, 2: Commencement 3: Marshall Da y l: Marshall Singers 2: Senior Choir Officer 4: lunior Prom 2: Senior Ac- tivities Editor of lohn Quill 4: Senior Reception 4: Senior Play 4: Senior Banquet 4: Senior Ball 4: Safety Council 2, 3, 4: Stu- dent Aid 4. Carol Bosco Badminton 4. Sandra Lee Brackley Grandma Rating Clerk 3, 4: Senior Play 4. Iames Brinkman Brink Swim Club 2, 3: Track 3: Wrestling 4: Service Corps 3, 4. Donna Burandt Birdie Scholarship 1: Iunior Prom 1, 2: Cheerleading Clinic 3: Swim- ming 1: Volleyball 1. Iudith Ellen Boyce uludyn National Honor Society 3, 4: Service Corps 3, 4: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Girl's State 3: Docket Editor 4: Scholarship Commis- sion 4: Rating Commission 4: School Award 4: Iunior Prom 3: Snow-Ball 3: Open House 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Life Saving 5: Iohn Quill Ads 3: Bowling , 3. Doris Elaine Bulmore Donna Botticelli Cheryl Ann Brimmer Iohn Quill Sales and Distribu- tion 3: Iohn Quill Editor 4 Honorable Mention 4: Com- mencement 3: Rating Clerk 2 Senior Choir 4: Make-up Com- mittee 3, 4: Sports Day 3: Vol- leyball 1, 3, 4: Bowling 1, 3 Archery 4. Edward Bristol ..Ed,, -.Deen Bowling 2, 3, 4: Alternate Bank- Honor Roll 1: Archery 4: Base- ing Clerk 1: Alternate Rating ball 4: Hi-C Club 1, 2, 4: Chem- Clerk 1: Softball 1, 2: Basket- istry Club 4: Commencement 3. ball 1, 2, 3: Hockey 3: Volley- ball 2: Badminton 3, 4: Tennis 3: Sportsday 2, 3, 4: Marshall Day 1, Bob Carlson Wlzyo Banking Clerk 2, 3: Homeroom Representative 4: Track l, 2, 3: 4: Football 3, 4: Varsity Bowl- ing 3: Varsity Basketball Mana- ger 4. Harry Caruso lntramural Bowling 2: Wrest- ling l: Varsity Soccer 3: Swim- ming l: Docket Reporter 3. Cf Timothy Burgess Tim Football 3, 4: Track 3, 4. im- Www. Carol Lynne Cavoti Iunior Varsity Cheerleader 3: Teen-Scene Reporter 4: Iohn Quill Editor 4: Major Scholar- ship Letter 2: Scholarship Com- mission 4: Co-Chairman of Snow-Ball 3: Future Nurses Club 3, 4: Student Aid 3, 4: Student Association Campaign 3: Ma'or Activities Letter 4: Roger Campbell UIUC., Football 2, 4: Baseball 2: Home- room Representative 2: Mar- shall Day l 'WWW Nancy Ieanne Charles Mrs. Pierce Honorable Mention 3: Honor Roll 4: Homeroom Representa- tive 4: Iohn Quill Sales and Distribution 4: Commencement 3: Student Aid 4: Docket Re- porter 4: Student Association Assembly 3: Senior Ball 4, David A. Carstairs Davey Swim Club l, 2: Wrestling 2, 3, 4: Marshall Singers l, 2, 4: Interhigh Choir 2: Homeroom Representative l: Banking Clerk 4: Tumbling Team 1, 2: Mar- shall Day I, Mary Elizabeth Caton Homeroom Representative 4: Banking Clerk 3: Homeroom Aid l: Audio Visual 3, 4: Senior Play 4: Marshall Day lg Make-up Committee 2, 3, 4. If-ff 1 Iunior Prom 3. 27 Elin Carol Christensen Iunior Varsity Cheerleader 3: Varsity Cheerleader 4: Iunior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4: Future Teachers of America 2, 4: Docket 2, 4: Iohn Quill 4: Stu- dent Aid 4: Service Corps 3, 4: Major Letter Activities 3: Fine Arts Commission 4: Minor Let- ter Athletics 4: Atheletic Com- mission 4. Chris Colwell Moose Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 3, 4: Senior Class Vice-Presi- dent 4: Senior Ball 4: Senior Play 4: Senior Band 3, 4. Roy Cluff Banking Clerk 1: Homerooin Alternate 3, 4. Iohn Colt Track 3, 4. Susanne Coe Sue Scholarship 1: Volleyball ll Badminton 1: Tennis 1: Life Saving and Water Safety Aid 2: Minor Letter Activities 2: Leaders Club 2: Basketball 2: I-Iomeroom Rating Clerk 3: Softball 2: Marshall Day 1: Senior Banquet 2, 3: Homeroom Aid 1: Senior Play 4: Archery 4: Bowling 4: Senior Ball 4. Gail Colvin Rating Clerk 3, 4: Bowling 4: Student Secretary 4: Honorable Mention 3: Marshall Players 1: Senior Tea 3. 28 Karen Ciravola Homeroom Representative 1, 4, Banking Clerk 2: Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3: Secretary of Future Nurses 3: Iunior Prom l: Senior Banquet 1, 2, 3. Gerald Culhane Hlenyn Richard Culver C11Iv Bowling 1, 2: Bank Messenger 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Rose Marie Denaro Poo 5 P Homeroom Vice-President 15 Dffice Aid 3: Student Secretary 4: Tri-Y 1. Mary Lynn Darragh ,.Mc1ry,, Student Aid 4: Bowling 3, 4: Senior Ball 4: Swimming 4: Athletic Banquet 3. Larry Davis Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: Traffic Squad 3, 4: Bowling 2: Iunior Varsity Tournament 2: Wrestling 3: Sportmanship Award 3: Iunior Prom 3: Banking Clerk 4: Teen Canteen Committee 3, 4: Audio Visual 2. 4-ny Iohn C. Davis School Award 3: Standard Bearer 4: Swimming 2, 3, 4: Soccer 2, 3, 4: Traffic Squad 3. 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Co-Chairman Iunior Prom 3: Life-Saving 2, 3: Iohn Quill 4: Band 1, 2, 3: Executive Council 4: Marshall Day 1: Rating Clerk 1, 2, 3, 4. Corinne I. DeHond Corky National Honor Society 3, 4: Co-Editor Iohn Quill 4: Co- Guardian of Flag 4: Varsity Cheerleader 3: Major Letter Scholarship 2: Major Letter Ac- tivities 3: Service Corps 3, 4: Scholarship Commission 4: Ath- letics Commission 4: Rating Commission 3: Docket Reporter 3: Homeroom Representative 2: Rating Clerk 1: Student Secre- tary 3, 4: Future Teachers of America 3: Senior Life-Saving 3. 29 Robert A. Darcy Bob Football 2, 3, 4. Iames Denk uhm., Banking Clerk l, 2, 3, 4: Stage Crew 3, 4: Drama Aid 3: Stu- dent Day Teacher 1, Patricia May Donofrio Blondie Bowling 3: Baseball 2, 3: Iohn Quill 3: Student Secretary -is Senior Tea 2. Iames Dukes .,lim,, Homeroom Representative 1: Track l. Iames DeSant1s ..Iim,, Gymnastics l, 2g Homeroom I-lomeroom Representative Representative- Alternate 1, 25 ternate 4. Iunior Choir l, 2. Richard Dickinson Dick if 'fi .life ,. 5 FMQQQPQF ,. 'V 1 Y i, gmivtfv -X up 3, Ieanne Elliott Vleannie Lou Swim Club l: Student Secretary 3: Senior Choir 2, 3, 4: Senior Ball 4: Senior Banquet 2g Open House 1, 2: Faculty Dinner 3: Basketball l. Thomas Aquinas Enright Migrant Swimming 4. Kurt P. Dreas Scooter Radio Workshop 4: Debating 4: Science Club 2, 3, 45 Bowling 35 Homeroom Basketball l, 25 Docket -1. Robert Edwards Bob Ruth Ann Exley Carolyn Ann Fanghella Carol Lynn Faryna Blondie Maior Letter Scholarship 3: Major Letter Activities 4: Book- store 3, 4: Student Secretary 3, 4, Iohn Quill 4, Rating Clerk 1, 2, 3: Scholarship Commission 4: Docket 3: R.A.U.N. Repre- sentative 3: Commencement 33 Iunior Prom 25 Homeroom Rep- resentative Alternate lg Student Day Committee 1: lunior Choir 1: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Bowl- ing 1, 2, 3: Swimming 1. Karen Marie Foggett Student Secretary 3: Marshall Day 1, f ,,,,f+v1i Ruthie Fang Health Careers Club 3: Hon- Senior Banquet 3: Cafeteria orable Mention 1, 3: Archery 4: Cashier 43 Swim Club 2: Hon- Marshall Day 1. gragle Mention 23 Iohn Quill ta 4. 4 Heidemarie M. L. Fritz Heidi Bookstore 2, 3, 43 Water Ballet 2, 45 Archery 43 SnowfBall 1, 25 Iunior Prom 2: Tumbling 1, 2, 4: Swim Club 1, 2: Dance Festival 3, 4: Life-Saving 25 Water Safety Aid 2: Sports Day 1, 2. Harold Fuller QP Donald Flood ,, Tinyn lane Forward Alfredo Pio Noronha R. Galeao Service Corps 4. Sharon Griffin ,Shan Student Secretary 4: Swimming 3, 4. Ioanne Giacomarra Charles M. Gleichauf Senior Banquet 2: Honor Roll HKruslicheu 3: Cheerleading Clinic 3: Home- Homeroom Basketball 1: Ab- room Aid 2: Open House 2. Geraldine E. Greco Gerry Rating Clerk 3, 4: lnterhigh Choir 2. 3, 4: Softball 3: Bowl- ing 2, 3. 4: Graduation Usher 3: Senior Tea 3, 4: Badminton 2: 3, 4: Softball Playday 3: Bowl- ing Playday 3: Senior Choir 4: Archery 4, sence List Delivery 1: Varsity Golf 3, 4: Student Association Campaign 3. lack Gridley Grid Banking Clerk 1, 2: Varsity Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4: Swim Club l, 2, 3, 4: Life Saving 2, 3, 4: Water Safety Aid 2, 3, 4: Iunior Varsity Soccer 1, 2: Var- sity Soccer 3, 4: Track 1: Co- Captain Iunior Varsity Soccer 2: Sports Announcer 4: Thanks- giving Play 4: Athletic Com- mission 4: All-State Band 1: ln- terhigh Choir 1: Minor Letter Athletics 2: Major Letter Ath- letics 3: Swimming Award 3: gagshall Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Alpha i- . Carol Gardner Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3, 4: Minor Letter Scholarship 3: Al- ternate Rating, Clerk 4: Bowling 2, 3, 4: Marshall Day 1: Grad- uation Usher 3. Richard Hale Twister Alternate Rating Clerk 2: Homeroom Alternate 4: Docket 3, 4: Football 4: Track 3: Audio Visual 2, 3, 4: Iunior Prom 3: Student Association Assembly 4: Banking Clerk 3: Senior Choir 3, 4. Elliott Hammond Fire Door Corps 3. Christine Hanson Peachy Iohn Hare Rabbit Banking Clerk 3, 4. Peter Hauck Pete Refreshment Committee 4. Monica Haude Schatzie Honor Roll 3: Volleyball lg Games Club 1: Basketball 2: A aratus 3'Bow1in 3 Stu PP 1 9 5 ' dent Secretary 35 Student Aid 4. IoyHHaupenthal HOPPy Major Letter Activities 3: Ma- jor Letter Athletics 3: Home- room Representative 3: Home- room Alternate 25 Homeroom Secretary 1, 2, 33 Student As- sociation Treasurer 45 Student Secretary 3: Honorable Men- tion 1, 4: Varsity Cheerleader 3, 45 junior Prom 35 Docket 3: Senior Life-Saving 33 Water gaaety Aid 1, 35 Aquadettes 1, , J. Dorothy Anne Healy Dotty Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Bowling 1, 29 Commencement Exercise 37 junior Prom 3: Senior Reception 3, 4: Senior Banquet 4: Student Secretary 4: Basketball 4: Minor Letter Scholarship 2: Marshall Day 1: Major Letter Scholar- ship 45 Hockey 3. Katherine Healy Kathy Student Secretary 4: Student Association Assembly 2, 3: Marshall Day 1. .Z Dayle Marie Heintz Student Association Treasurer 3: Class Secretar ' 4' Cheerlead 1 f ' ing 3. 4: Majorettes 2, 3, 4: Iunior Prom 3: Senior Recep- tion 3: Pumpkin Prom 2: Stu- dent Association Assembly 2: Cheerleading Clinic 3: Minor Letter Activities 3: Table Ten- nis 3: Swimming 1. 2: Swim Club 2: Volleyball 1. 2: Basket- ball l: Tennis 1: Minor Letter Scholarship 4. Anson Hosley Hos Homeroom Aid 2: Iunior Or- chestra 2. Iudith M. Healy Uludyn lunior Varsity Majorette 2: Rating Clerk 1, 2: Iunior Choir I: Senior Choir -1: Student Sec- retary 4: Marshall Day 1. Margaret Clare Heerkens I-lurk National Honor Society 3, 4: Service Corps 3. 4: Marshall Singers 3. 4: Honor Roll I. 2, 4: lnterhigh Choir 2. 3: Docket Editor 4: Scholarship Commis- sion 4: Rating Commission 3. 4: School Award 4: P. A. An- nouncements 3. -1: Iunior Red Cross 3: Iunior Prom 2: Student Aid 4: Rating Clerk 1: Swim- ming 1, 2: Basketball 2. 3. 4: Volleyball 3, 4: Field Hockey 3: Baseball 2. 3. 4: Life-Saying 3. Nancy Ann Hunter Water Ballet 2, 3. 4: Field Hockey 37 Volleyball 3: Bad- minton 3: Swimming 2: Rating Clerk 1, 2, 3: Iunior Prom 3: Marshall Day 1: Senior Life- Saving 3: Minor Letter Activi- ties 3: Assembly 2: Honorable Mention 1. A93 5: Eugene F . Huss Gene Mary Anne Henry Minor Letter Scholarship 2: Major Letter Scholarship 2: lunior Prom 3: Honor Roll 1. 2: Honorable Mention 3. 4: Graduation Exercise 3: Rating Clerk 1: Senior Tea 3: Mar- shall Day 1. Douglass Hughes ' 'Doc Ioseph I. Iereckos aloe.. Alpha Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Traffic Squad 3, 4: Safety Commis- sioner 4: Senior Class President 4: Iunior Varsity Soccer l, 2: Varsity Soccer 3, 4: Major Let- ter Scholarship 3: Minor Letter Activities 3: Honor Roll l, 2: Teenage Traffic Council 3, 4. William Iones HB. lf, Alternate Banking Clerk 2: ln- termural Basketball 1: Fire Door Corps 3. Iohn Andrew Ianowicz Crazy Legs Bowling 3: Varsity Soccer 4: Ping Pong 3, 4: Service Corps 3, 4: Swimming l: lunior Prom 3. Mary Iackson Rochester Iunior Americans 3, 4: Iohn Quill 4: Office Messen- ger 3, 4: Senior Play 4: Future Nurses Club 4: Senior Ball 4. 1' ,qggauw-v-M Mary Beth Iohnson Gus Theta Sigma Eta Tri-Y 2: Of- fice Messenger 3: Attendance Officer 2, 3: Senior Choir 2, 4: Iunior Choir 1. Edward I. Kashuba ..Ed,, Track 2: Audio Visual 1, 2, 3 4: Football 4: Rating Clerk 2 Rating Clerk Alternate 3, 4 Science Club l, 2, 3, lack A. Kinsella Sydney Kirkey Coon Sid Iunior Varsity Basketball l, 2: Senior Choir 3, 4. Varsity Basketball 3, 4: Cross Country 1: Track 3, 4: Rating Clerk 4: Docket 4. 35 Alan Korol Skip Honor Roll 1: Alternate Home- room Representative 3. David H. Linder Dave Senior Choir 2. 3. 4: Swimming 1. Sharon lean Lane Future Teachers of America 2, 3: Student Secretary 3. 4: Bank- ing Clerk 4: Alternate Rating Clerk 4: Senior Reception 3: Open House 3: Senior Banquet 4: Senior Ball 4: Minor Letter Athletics 4: Water Ballet 2: Life Saving 3: Baseball 3. 4: Soccer 4: Swimming 2. David S. LeRoy Dave Honor Roll 1, 2: Honorable Mention 3, 4: Major Letter Scholarship 2: Homeroom Rep- resentative l: Homeroom Alter.- nate 2: Scholarship Commission 4: Wind Ensemble 2: Senior Band 3, 4: lnterhigh Orchestra 3, 4: NYS Musical Festival 1. 2, 3. 4: Highland Park Concert 2: Minor Letter Activities 2: Audio Visual 1, 2: Gymnastics 3, 4: Fire Door Corps 3: Mem- orial Day Parade 3: All-State lunior Orchestra 3. Marie Elena Lepri Marie Honor Roll 1, 2. 3. 4: Service Corps 3, 4: Co-Daughter of the Flag 4: Docket Editor 4: Stu- dent Aid 2: Homeroom Rating Clerk 2. 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Swimming 1: Scholarship Commission 4: Na-- tional Merit Letter of Commen- dation 4: Graduation Usher 3: Snow-Ball 3: Iunior Choir 1: Major Letter Scholarship 2: Major Letter Activities 3. Gary D. Lewis K, . R, Cheryl I. LaPha Cherie Badminton 1, 3: Bowling 1, 3, 4 Swimming 1, 3: lunior Choir 1 Senior Choir 4: Tennis 1: Ap- paratus 1: Marshall Day 1: Of- fice Aid 1. Michael Listman Mike Hi-Y 1: Honorable Mention 1, 2 Iames R. Lockwood ..LOCk,, Beta Hi-Y l: Track l: Fire Doors Corps 3. -Q'-23 Donald R. Marks Marshall Day l: Alpha Hi-Y 2. Richard Lucchesi Dick VVrestling 3. George B. Maier Homeroom Representative 4: Hoineroom Alternate 3: Iunior Varsity Soccer l, 2: Varsity Soccer 3, 4: Senior Reception -l, Edwin Magruder Big Dad Varsity Foothall l, 2, 3, 4: See- ond All-Scholastic Team 4: Honorable Mention l, 2: Var. sity Wrestling l, 2, 3, 4: Var- sity Track 2, 3, 4: Service Corps 3, 4: Varsity Club 3, 4, Gerald Manfredi Hlerryn Marshall Day l: Hornerooin Aid l: Red Cross l. 773' Roseann Marie Lolacono ROM Volley Ball l: Hoineroom Rep- resentative l. 2: Senior Choir Secretary 3: Co-op Student 4, 'S qv--iv , Barbara lane Marx Barb Senior Choir 2. 3, 4: Honorable Mention 2, 3: Highland Bowl 3: Spring Concert 2. 3. -iz Sen- ior Banquet 3, Marsha Merry Stephen W. Mitchell Mitch Honorable Mention 3: Marshall Singers l, 3: Senior Choir 2, 3. 4: lnterhigh Choir 3. 4: Minor Letter Activities 4: Life Saving- Water Safety Aid 2, 3: Swim- ming l: Senior Choir President 4. W Colleen McNally Maryann Mehlenbachcr Bowling 3: Student Secretary 3. lL1UiOr Prom 3: S9I1iOr T021 3 Water Ballet 4. .qnv ' Lillian Monachino Claudia Mongin Lil Docket 2, 3: Docket Editor 4: Debating Team 3. 38 Clark A. Miller Iunior Red Cross 1, 2, 3. 4: Major Letter Activities 3: Mar- shall Day l: Homeroom Repre- sentative 2: Iohn Quill 4: lunior Prom 3: Stage Crew l. 2, 3: Snow-Ball l, 2, 3. 4: Rating Clerk 31. 3: Senior Play 4: Docket Editor 3: Docket Re: porter 1, 2, 4: Co-Chairman Autumn Haze 4: Honorable Mention 3: National Thespian Society 2, 3, 4: Drama Com- missioner 3. Iohn Mitrano Hlackn David Mullen Homeroom Representative l. Gary L. Nelson Tiger English Office Aid l, 2, 3, 4 Rating Clerk 1: Alternate Bank ing Clerk 2: Junior Choir l Senior Choir 2: Senior Play 4 Honorable Mention 4: Com mencement 2: Docket Typist 4. nu, g Iohn E. Morrell lack Varsity Football 2, 3, 4: Var, sity Track l, 2, 4: Traffic Squad 3, 4: Varsity Club 3. 4: Letter in Athletics 3: Ping Pong 3. 4. Iames Morrison lim Sandra Kay Oakley Sandy lohn Quill 4: Marshall Day l. 39 Robert Oflenberger Berger Home-room Representative l: Banking Clerk 3: Student As- sociation Campaign 3: Refresh- ment Committee 4: Leaders Corps 4: Soccer 1. 2, 4: Wrest- ling l. 2: Tennis 3: Radio Workshop 3, 4: Chemistry Club 4. Kenneth Mu.ndt Student Association President 4: Football l, 2, 3, 4: Wrestling 2, 3, 4: Baseball 4: Track 3: Inter- high Choir 2, 3. 4: Marshall Singers 2. 3, 4: Senior Ball 4: Islanders 3. 4: Minor Letter Sports 3: Major Letter Sports 4: Executive Council 4: All State Choir 4: Leaders Corps 4. Iohn S. North alaken Fire Door Corps 3. 4l2'fA V Christopher O'Leary ' ' Ch ris' ' ' Annette Prattis Christmas Assembly 1: Student Assembly 2, 3: Docket 2, 3: Stu- dent Aide 2, 3, 4: Senior Play 4: Attendance Aide 4: Iohn Quill 4. 'a 'lM... Robert Iames Pascale ..BOb,. Iunior Varsity Baseball 1: Base- ball 2, 3, 4: Alternate Home- room Representative 1: Traiffic Squad 3, 4. Richard Post Dick Honor Roll 3: lntermural Bowl- ing l: Audio Visual l, 2, 3: Marshall Day l: Bank Mes- senger 3: Homeroom Aide l. Guy R, Perry lunior Choir 1: Iohn Quill Ad- vertising l: Alternate Home- room Representative 2: HR, President 3: Alternate Rating Clerk 3: lunior Prom 3: Radio Workshop 3: Marshall Day l: National Merit Letter of Coni- mendation 4: Commencement 3: Football Reporter for Deniocrat and Chronicle: Honorable Men- tion l, 2. Peggy Ann Powers Pearly Alternate Banking Clerk 1: Iunior Prom 2: Student Secre- tary 4: Honor Roll 2: Library Aide 2: Marshall Day l: lunior Choir l. Lorraine F. Papa Lorrie Scholarship 1, 2. 3, 4: Business Staff Iohn Quill 3, 4: Iohn Quill Typist 4: Homeroom Represen- tative Alternate 4: Student Sec- retary 4: Iohn Quill Sales 4: Attendance Aide 2, 3: Senior Chior Treasurer 4: Student Day Choir Treasurer 4: Student Day Senior Choir 3, 4: Marshall Day l: Spring Concert I, 2, 3, 4: Highland Park Bowl Festival 3: Bowling l, 2, 3: Badminton 2: Senior Banquet 3, 4: Com- mencement 2. Ioyee Purdy Senior Class Oflicer 4: Hon- orable Mention l. 2: Home- room President 1: Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4: Iohn Quill Sales 4: Senior Banquet 2, 4: Senior Ball 4: Senior Play 4: Senior Choir 4: Senior Choir Officer 4: Iunior Prom 3: Student Secretary 3, 4: Magazine Sales for Iohn Quill 4: Senior Beanies 4: Iunior Choir 1: Iunior Choir Officer 1: Marshall Day I: Senior Pic- tures 4. Raymond Quackenbush ., Q., Minor Letter Athletics 3: Minor Letter Scholarship 3: Major Let- ter Athletics 4: I, V. Soccer 2: I. V. Basketball l, 2, 3: V. Baseball l. 2, 3: Soccer 3. 4: Basketball 3, 4: Honor Roll 3: Honorable Mention l, 2, 3, 4: Traffic Squad 3, 4: H.R. Presi- dent 3, 4: lunior Choir 3: Rat- ing Clerk 2. fuel.. Iacqueline Romano Hlackieu Volleyball 1: Badminton 1: Cheerleading 2: Class Repre- sentative 1: Homeroom Repre- sentative Alternate 3: Student Secretary 3, 4. ian-...W Robert G. Riggs Gordy Cross Country 2: Track 2: Ping Pong 3, 4. Marcia Ioan Roberts Sailor Honorable Mention 3, 4: Make- up Club 3: Bowling 2, 3, 4: Modern Dancing: Swim Club: Senior Ball 4: Senior Banquet 4: Cheerleading Clinic 3. Penelope Ann Riley Penny Library Aid l: Snow-Ball l, 2: Homeroom Aid l: Swim Club 1: Marshall Day 1: Senior Tea Richard Robinson Basketball 3, 4: Baseball 3, 4: Senior Ball 4: Minor Letter Athletics 4: Leaders Corps 4. W wt 'L x li'5zie3KEY:i'iQ3f., i'.-'lirvfriif' :- mfaaauififtlift,-Jr Iudith Lynne Renner lady Service Corps 3, 4: Docket Edi- fOr 4: FTA 3, 4: Senior Or- chestra 1, 2, 3: All State Or- chestra l, 2: Homeroom Repre- sentative 3: Iohn Quill Sales 3: Major Letter Scholarship and Activities 3: Volleyball and Field Hockey 3: Inter High Or- chestra l, 2. 4: Alternate Rating Clerk l, 2: Docket Reporter 3: Senior Reception 3: NYSSMA Festival l, 2: Commencement 3. rf? Ronald Rood Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3: Honor Roll 2: lunior Prom 3: Scholarship Commission 4: Docket Reporter 3: Homeroom Representative 4: Service Corps 3, 4. i Barbara Ruddy Bains Felicia I. Salvaggio Flea Senior Pla 4' Bowlin 3: Stu- Y ' 9 dent Assembly 4. Howard Rooksby Service Commissioner 3, 4: Athletic Commissioner 4: Safety Commissioner 4: Football 3, 4: Basketball 3, 4: Iunior Varsity Baseball l, 2: Grade Represen- tative 1: Rating Clerk 4: Bank- ing Clerk l, 2: lunior Prom 3: Major Letter Activities 2: Major Letter Athletics 4: Audio Visual 1, 2, 3: Beta Hi-Y l. 2, 3. 4: Varsity Club 4: Mzirshall Singers 2. Mary Ann Rotella Student Secretary 4: Rating Clerk 4: Senior Reception 3. 4: lunior Prom 1: Senior Ball 4: Senior Play 4: Senior Banquet 4. Ronald Rusch Ron Swimming Club 1: Fire Door Crew 2, 3: Absent List Deliv- erer l: Basketball 4: Track 4. Charles Scardino Chuck VVrestling l. 2. Anne Sehaknowski Thomas Sehiltz AAMt71lSCii HTWYIM Bowling l, 2: Scholarship 3: Honieroom Representative l, 2: Student Secretary -lg Alternate lnter-l'ligh Choir 2, 3: lntra- Honierooni Representative 3: mural Bowling l, 2: Assistant Fall Style Show l. Banking Clerk 2. for Iohn A. Sherman Tank Track 3, 4: Cross Country 4 Alternate Rating Clerk 4: Ser- vice Corps 3, 4: Alpha Hi-Y 4 Bowling 3: Wrestling 4: Vol- leyball 4. Marilyn L. Smith Banking Clerk 3, 4. Dorothy Ann Schmitt Dottie Honorable Mention 3: Senior Reception 4: Senior Banquet 4: Student Secretary 4: Bowling 3, 4: Sports Banquet 4: Basket- ball 3: Swim Club 2, 3: Soft- ball 2, 3: Leaders Club 2: Hockey 3: Volleyball 2, 3: Bad- minton 3: Soccer 4. Richard Sercu Dick Football 4: Track 3, 4, l-WWF' Richard Donald Smith Chubby Checker Service Corps 3, 4: Homeroom President 2: Rating Clerk 1: Bowling 1: Soccer 1: Ping Pong 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3: Minor Let- ter Activities 3: Iunior Band 1: 2: Senior' Band 4. Richard White Smith Football 4: Basketball 1. 2, 3. 4: Docket Reporter 3: Docket Editor 4: Student Association Assembly 3: Senior Reception 3: Iunior Prom,3. ?'l'i' Lf.: 11 ' Madeline Simone M ad ge' Student Secretary 1, 2, 3, 4: Marshall Day l: Iunior Choir 1: Senior Choir 2, 3, 4: Year Book 3: Senior Tea 2: Senior Banquet 2: Highland Park Bowl Festival 2: Open House 3: Lunchroom Cashier 3. Patricia Ann Smith Pat National Honor Society 3, 4: Service Corps 3, 4: Docket 1, 2, 3, 4: Iohn Quill 3, 4: Future Teachers of America 1, 2, 3, 4: School Award 3: Executive Council 4: Aquadettes 2, 3, 4: Major Scholarship Letter 3: Major Athletics and Activities Letter 2, 3: Honor Roll 1, 2: Honorable Mention 1, 2: 3, 4: Life Saving and Water Safety 1, 2, 3: American Education Week 3, 4: Iunior Prom 2, 3: Student Secretary 4: Senior Re- ception 3. 3275 ,gg Thomas I. Spence Hong Kong Honorable Mention 2, 3: Safety Squad 3, 4: Industrial Arts Award 2, 3: Minor Letter Ac- tivities 3: Radio Engineer 2, 3, 4: Senior Choir 4. William S. Swartz Bill Banking 1: Track l: Visual Aid 2. ,xs.,,-anti Betty Stafford HB. A. 1?-.- Nancy C. Staples ..Nan,. Rating Clerk 3: Baseball l. 2. 3, Senior Choir 2, 3: Marshall 4: Badminton l. 2, 3. 4: Bowl- Day 1. ing l, 2, 3, 4: Volleyball l, 2, 3, 4: Minor Letter Athletics 2: Major Letter Athletics 3. Iohn Stiftler Butch Margaret Ann Strowger Peggy Future Nurses of America Club 3: Homerooin Representative 3: Honorable Mention 2: lunior Prom 3: Iunior Prom Queen 3: Docket Reporter 3: Secretary Students' Association 4: Life Saving 3: Water Ballet 3: Basketball 2: Snow-Ball 3: As- sembly 3. ,fx Robert L. Springer Skeez Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Varsity Swimming 3, 4: Life Saving and Writer Safety 3, 4: Audio Vis- ual 2, 3, 4: Radio Engineer 2, 3. 4: lunior Prom 3: Home- room Representative Alternate 3: Senior Reception Commission 4: Senior Ball 4: Drama Aide 3: Scholarship Commission 4. Laila Tannous Dance Festival 3. Anthony P. Tantalo Tony Homeroom President 3: Iunior Class President 3: Student As' sociation Vice President 4. Iames Tyler .,Iim,, 3 'Isa- Karen Irene Taylor Kitty Scholarship 2: Cheerleading Clinic l, 2: Leaders Club 2: Marshall Day l: Life Saving 1: Assembly 2: Refreshment Stand 4: Office Secretary 4. Beverly Iune Turner ,,BeU,, Homeroom President 2: Class Representative 2: Social Affairs Commissioner 4: Co-Editor Iohn Quill 4: Docket Reporter 3: lnter-High 2, 3. 4: Marshall Singers 2, 3, 4: Office Aide 4: Snow-Ball 3: Iunior Prom 3. Susan Gail Thomas Suzi Honorable Mention 1, 2, 3, 4: Honor Roll l: Bookstore Clerk 2, 3, 4: Senior Band 2. 3. 4: Memorial Day Parade 1, 2: Senior Choir 4: Major Activities Letter 4: Minor Scholarship Let- ter 4: Student Day Teacher 1: Homeroom Representative 1: Iunior Prom 2: Minor Activities Letter 2: Marshall Day 2: Senior Reception 3: All-High Festival l. 2. 4. Iacquelyn Tuttle Hlackien Y-Teen 2, 3: Basketball 2: Rat- ing Clerk 3: Student Secretary 2. 4: Senior Banquet 3: Senior Ball 4: Homeroom President 4: lohn Quill 3, 4: Honor Roll 3, 4: Honorable Mention 1, 2: Badminton 2: Bowling 2, 4. 45 ,ft ' Lee Tatlock Iunior Varsity Soccer 2: Wrest- ling 3: Student Association As- sembly 3, 4. Ioan Versage Ioanie Bowling 3, 4: Student Secretary 3, 4: Senior Reception 3, 4: Senior Banquet 4. Roy I. Vitale Ioyce Vought Edward Washburn ..Ed., Iune Carol Weirick Banking Clerk 1: Bowling 3: Band l, 2, 3 Margo Lorraine Watson Y-Teens 2, 3: Swim Club 2: Choir 2, 49 Inter-High Choir 4: Honorable Mention 2: Senior Play 4: Chemistry Club 3, Donald Werth Werthless' Varsity Football 3. 4: Wrest- ling 4: Track 3, 4, 5 X Robert E. Wheeler Marcia lean White Gene Marsh Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4: Wrestling 2, Highland Bowl 3: Senior Choir 3, 4: Track 2: Traffic Squad 2, 2, 3, 4: Spring Concert 2, 3, 4: 3: Athletic Commission 4: Honor Commencement 2: Student Sec- Roll 3: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. retary 3, 4. 46 he g Ann Leslie Winiarz Annie Homeroom President 2. 3: Senior Reception -iz lunior Prom 3: Marshall Day lp Senior Banf quet 2. Donna lean Wirth Bowling 2: Basketball 3: Vol- leyball 3: Swim Club 2, lean Karen Williams Carol Ann Willing lohn Quill -lp Iunior Prom 3: Cary Senior Tea 3. Y-Teens l, 2, 3, -lg Teen Can- teen 3, -I, Baseball l, 2: Hockey 3: Swim Club l: Badminton l: Future Teachers of America George D. Winter Rock Alpha Hi-Y 1: Fire Door Crew 3. Charles Wood Chuck David Wood Linda Marie Wood Dave Woody Scholarship 2: Volleyball 1: Student Secretary 3, 4: Home- room Banking Clerk 33 Games 1: Commencement 3. 47 Mary Claire Woodbury CIairesie Future Nurses Club 3, 43 Iunior Choir 1: Senior Choir 3: Open House 3: Student Campaign 1: Docket Reporter 3, 4, imap-4 Iames Oliver Yockel Oliver Soccer lg Varsity Soccer 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3: Baseball 2. 45 Athletic Commission 4: Mar- shall Day lg Student Assembly 2 dw 48 Dorothy I. Young Doffy Bowling 2, 4: Badminton 2: Student Secretary 41 Alternate Banking Clerk 4: Honorable Mention 3: Senior Reception 3: Iunior Prom 2: Iunior Choir lg Senior Choir 2, 4. MR. MERRILL SCUDDER IUERGEN BLIECHNER The School Work Program is a special three year high school program for selected pupils. This program has been planned to prepare both boys and girls for better personal and family liv- ing, for good citizenship, and for choosing, get- ting, and holding a job. School and work ex- perience are provided throughout the program to help develop understanding in these areas. During the first two years occupational and social skills are emphasized in addition to aca- demic skills, Classroom instruction is supple- mented by training in special education shops where students learn many skills needed on the job. The third year of the program combines class- room work with actual on-the-job work exper- ience in many different jobs. Classroom activities are further developed through these job oppor- tunities. Actual job placement completes the School-Work Program. MR. RICHARD ST. IAM ES VICKI CARLSON ROBERT CHARLTON 5, 'V QLBHQLE gwfiiiw li ' 'f 1 , 3:11 - .alifxifi ' fu :- if--: .' '.' .::3 353 ' 'A E Y' . ,f : f'. , ia-'i ii : . 'i5giP? 1 tl' 1QAi2miif'iF'wi',iwf1w?Q-Ifiinfiwftglgikf K'i?l?'Qiff9f?i'2:?iYf-?'fii123255- 1 Bb ,, MEgHsiasPbiE Mr.. -225 ,. ,, 4' 41 iaiwgfaeti if -cf -f . 52 - ' . ig --- V V ,.-W-f,.,. -,,,r v ..,, W,,,. Jygg . .. . . ,., .. ...L , D . .. , , , .. I 1., . ..,. f ,. .. . i gi-Egfr-Wv:d1.,i5?fi1j3,.i.M4d2rjfwTr?s1isg'...,w134.253fig'man' 1 A Wf A-Q 'X fu ' - X,-Af' f K 4' :ff g 'W .fs !f' -- -, WS' 5-'lf D H ' Q52 wx ily: .. 11- ..,. 1152 '- 2 ..1ht.- -'1':. .' it-p-1-'rv uf.-.::i!:w'--' if 1 :mgletiesm.mfezikasz, 'W 'ai f . .w -' - -11 is . - 'f i 'Q '. 'filth : wi . rr. ,tw we Q -., , - . , , S if f - -Y if 49 W iw, wv:.wvw,- mswsff1f 4 i5QE?:3li,5:IlEEf iam . 1 W L, , W wx M ,.,, ' MARLENE GENOVESE DAVID FRITZ MATTHEW PLATT GERARD RLISSO MARY ELLEN SCHNEIDER LAWRENCE VANDERBOSCH IOHN WAGSTAFF DANIEL WHITE IACK WULF 0 0 M F X C E 50 A ill T II V II 'IF II IE S Seated: I. Haupenthal, P. Strowger, K, Mundt. Stand- ing: A, Tantalo. Students ' Association The ruling branch of our student government, the executive council, was composed this year of our student as- sociation officers, grade representatives, and commissioners representing various school activities and services. Under the able guidance of Mrs. Havill and Mr, Roberts, the council reviewed and discussed varied school problems, spe- cial events, and worthwhile student suggestions. The general function of the executive council was to pass final decisions on measures passed in the Legislature and to introduce all legis- lation that benefited the school. Council members this year suggested and ap- proved an apple machine, Marshall Day, sale of refreshments at games, the Fall Frolic, the Snowball, and other events. Executive Council Seated: A. Tantalo, I. Haupenthal, B. Turner, I. Iereckos, Davis, M. Lepri, C. Del-loncl, I. Eckert, H, Rooksby, I. Simeone, F. Vito, G. Boddy, G. Cronk, P, Strowger, K. Mundt. Standing: Mr, Roberts. 52 Seated: R. Quackenbush, R. Dickenson, A. Winiarz. Standing: R, Carlson, N. Charles, K. Ciravola, ernment, was composed of an elected representative and alternate from each homeroom, Ioe Simeone presided over the meetings and obtained o helpful guidance from Mrs, I-lavill and Mr. Roberts. Among its accomplishments, the Legislature supported the Mem- orial Scholarship Fund Drive, and the sale of sports passes. T The Legislature, the law making body of our representative gov- Seatcd: E. Mahler, S. Higham, S, Carrier, M. Wilson. Standing: D, Wojnowski, K, Tracey, Simeone, I. Gleichauf, S. Muir, S. Hauck. 53 Ige.EigAg!i',Cf'Ee?gca112gOE. Acito, A, Kendig, P. Lepri. Standing: P. Davis, N, Shea, V. Pilskalns, Homeroom Seated: S. Rinella, D. Donovan, P. Nasca, P. Chandler, Standing: I. Kaplan, L. Orrico, I. Wisniewski, S, McElheny, W, Mackenzie. M, Cavalarro. D. Smith, D. Willing. 54 EIGHTH GRADE Seated: Row 1: C. Groh, S. Sarna. Row 2: N, Murray. M. Ennis. Standing: I. Parr, T. Statt. R H g A C . o an, . oia. Representatives SEVENTH GRADE T. Piazza, R. Gernon, F. Buo 55 Honor Groups M , C. DeHor1d, M. Lepri, Davm STANDARD BEARERS R 1:M.St ,D.H't,M.O'H ,M. Lgsii, I. Rennggwggw 2: Sngpringer, algiayce, Heelikenii B. gagusgk, IC. iarlgna, CKDiEI'Ior:id, .e .o:.in,.av',.r1t, D. Ligogjj ROLIZJ4: C. Cagfgti. P. Smigli. U Seatgd: I, Boyce, DeHond, C. Cavoti, M. Lepri. Standing: R. Sprmger Davxs, R. Rood, A. Blglan, C. Faryna, M. Heerkens. Ymmxw 56 Service Gro ups Seated foreground: E. Mahler, M. Smith. Kneeling: R. Masters, A. Cvaleao, I. Ianowicz, R. Smith, D. Galvin, I. Sherman. Seated: I. Renner, M. Cavallaro, M. Lepri, R. Crowley, E. Christensen, A. Calhoun, N. Martyniuk, D. Keiser, L. Tucker, Standing: Mr. Roberts, R. Barrow, W. Davis, I. Boyce, D. Foti, D. Whyte, E. 'Magruder I. Brinkman, R. Rood, M. Heer- kens, S. Corcoran, C. DeHond. SERVICE CORPS This year, under the leadership of Mr. Edwin A. Roberts, the Service Corps continued to perform its duties to the school. These have included a morning patrol, to maintain order in the halls before school, and the cafeteria patrol and clean-up during both lunch periods. Next year the members of the corps are looking forward to obtaining new jackets. TRAFFIC SQUAD Again this year, Mr. Gerace's Traffic Squad braved the elements every morning to aid the pedestrians' walk to and from school. Led by Cap- tain Ioe Iereckos and Lieutenant Tom Spence, shout- ing every morning, All right, you guys, out on postl , the able-bodied Traffic Squad served through wind and rain, sleet and snow. Seated: L. Davis, Davis, Iereckos, T. Spence, R. Pascale, D. LaFave. Standing: R. Quacken- bush, C. Demick, W. Bonnell, A. Tinnelli, R. Wheeler, R. Dirkx, I, Morrell, R. Barnes, I. Simeone. I, Piazza. tudent Aides LIBRARY AlDES-First Row: M, Kyle, Craver, D. Palmer, B. Lane, L. Schultz, T. DiGiulio. M. Friche, D. Kyle. Second Row: A. Bianchi, L, Orrico, G. Plekan. G. Cravcr, B. Beach, N. Magorka, I. Rice, T, Statt. L. Zweirlein, A, Coia. Third Row: S, Bennett, I. Schultz, M. Territo, S. Boesel, S. DiMuro, I. Iorgensen, I. Carey, C. Eighney, E. Hally. C. Woods, Absent: D. Feicht, F. Piccirilli, R. Rinelli. LIBRARY AIDES During study halls and after school, several specially trained students worked hard as Li- brary Aides. They checked out books and magazines, gave needed information, kept or- der and quiet, and in general, performed tasks aimed at reducing the work of the regular li- brarians. LUNCHROOM CASHIERS Under the direction of Mrs. Short, the cafe- teria cashiers gave of their time and effort to aid their fellow students during the lunch per- iods. These industrious girls gave us the quick- est service behind the counter and at the cash register. STUDENT CASHlERSHSeated foreground: A, Kendig, Craver. Standing: M. Wheeler, L, McLean. D. Klick. V. LaBar, V. Mocny, S. Hamblett. C, Fanghella, S. Durham, B. Iones, C. Bianchi, D. Donofrio. l l ervice to All First Row: T. Piazza, N. Mura- tore, A. Bianchi, R. LaFave, R. Seeley, I. Parr, A. Mitrano, D. Sweeney. Second Row: N. Shea, G. Mitchell, D. Galvin, R. Hale, H. Rooksby, R, Springer, G. King, D. Earl, I. Mixter. Third Row: A. Coia, G. Plekan, I. Stevens, I. Rice, W. MacKenzie, I. Sherwood. I. Pierce, R, Pfenninger, R. Coll- yer, N. Ma orka, D. Miller, R. McKnight, Statt, S. Wallace, W. Anthony. Fourth Row: T. Kirk, F. Barnard, B. VVilson, G. Stenner, D, Beliche, B. Bobby, D. Billings, T. Kashuba, I. Anthony, I. Butera, C. Demick, R. Stephany, I. Kirk. R. Anderson. Fifth Row: K. Knox, I. Wagstziff, R. Kendig. I. Koster, I. Estes, B. Noltee, R. Casperson, H. Konieczny, D. Cross, M. Sorg, R. Rapp, I. Po- lizzi, R. Owen, D. Roberts. M. David. Absent: B. Bartusek, M. Caton, G. Alter, L. Ashley, R. Barnes, W. Check, R. Cordy, G. Crowley, G. Duncan, D. Hobbs, K E. Kashuba, C. Ladd, B. Moore, A. Ryan, R. Vought. AUDIO-VISUAL The Audio-Visual staff took over an in- dispensable duty at Iohn Marshall this year. Under very able instruction, the operators gave a great deal of aid to teachers in the way of movies and film-strips. This aid was achieved through the use of good equipment, including projectors just received by the organization. BOOKSTORE AND TOKEN OFFICE The Iohn Nlarshall Bookstore, staffed by students, is run for the students under the capable guidance of Mr. Salemme. What ever the student may require in the line of school acces- sories from pens and pencils, to Marshall jackets and decals, all designed to aid in studies and bolster school spirit, may be found in the bookstore. The token office is open before and after school each day of the week. Its function is to sell tickets for the various school activities which include varsity games and dances. It also serves as the schools Lost and Found office. ,A ggrkridv ,.,-lf MT BOOK STORE-First Row: B. Ianowicz, I. Cornelius, I. lglll if T I Newell, M. Robinson. Second Row: Mr. Salemme, D. Iohnson, 'I ' . J S. DeVey, A. Busch, H. Fritz, S, Thomas, C. Faryna, M. Owens. TOKEN OFFICE-B. Bartusek. D. Beane, M. Emma. 59 Ommunll Seated: I. lereckos, M. Halley, Bieber. Standing: I. Simeone. SAFETY COUNCIL Service The Rochester Teen-Age Safety Council held its annual conference to promote and encourage driving safety. Resolutions pertaining to driver education classes, driver licensing, and student courts were among those discussed. lt is the responsibility of these dele- gates to display and promote what they have learned. The 1961-1962 school year meant increased activi- ties for Mary Halley and Bill Dady, the R.A.U.N. representatives. A UNICEF assembly was held and 215130.00 was collected for the world's needy children. Mary and Bill took a one day plane trip to New York with the rest of the Rochester R.A.U.N. Iunior Coun- cil. ln New York they took a detailed tour of the UN and observed its diplomatic mechanics by being per- mitted to observe several committee meetings. To top this off, Mr. E. Hoffman, the school sponsor, displayed a fine UN exhibit in the main corridor display case during UN week. Iunior Red Cross activities are always important in our school year. This year students from all grade levels represented Marshall on the Iunior Red Cross Inter-High council. These students highlighted their work with an enrollment and fund-raising campaign held in early March. M. Haffey, Mr. E. Hoffman, W. Dady. ROCHESTER ASSOCIATION FOR THE UNITED NATIONS 60 IUNIOR RED CROSS Seated: P. Strowger, E. Christensen, Cv. Parsons. Stand- ing: C. Miller, P. Iohn, S, Miller, K. Tracey. Cv. Plekan. RATING Keeping the Records The statisticians and record- ers of that precious commodity, scholarship, comprised Iohn Marshall's rating commission this year. Headed by members of the Scholarship Commission, the group rechecked rating slips, put a display of the five top ratings in each .homeroom in the showcase, and was re- sponsible for seeing that Honor Roll and Honorable Mention was stamped on report cards. First Row: P. Nardone, S. Hale, I. Stillman, I. Boyce. Second Row- S Bennett, M. Rotella, W. Horeth, Mr. Tappert, M. lHeerkens. RATING CLERKS Seated: R. Haffey, W. Rundell, H. Rooksby, P. Murray. Second Row: I. Schwartz, G. Greco, A. Davis, E. Dingwall, I. Stillman, H. Noe, D. Pecora, G. Plekan, K. Bramer, S. Makohon, P. Nardone, D. Pierce, S. Thayer. Third Row: G. Lanzalaco, L. Washburn, P. Adams, S. Bennett, M. Rotella, K. Ellis, A. Busch, D. Gumbo, D, Billings, L. Stone, A. DiGrazia, I. Iones, S. Hale, D. DiLalla, M. Lepri. Fourth Row: R. Charlton, G. Stenner, R. Courtright, D. Billings, I. Iosephson, D. Bennett, G. Voegtle, R. Kendig, K. Tracy, E. Keegan, I. Kinsella, T. Welty, T. Pizzia, P. Blank, G. Colvin, E. Dingwall. Absent: S. Findlay, I. Davis, C. Keele, D. Phillips, D. Roberts, I. Rowell, A. Tantalo, T. Williams. 61 Learnin Thri t The Treasury Department, under the supervision of Mrs. Colahan, kept the financial records of the school. Students' Association treasurer, Ioy Haupenthal, co u n t e d school funds which included book rental, bookstore profits and money from school jewelry. An S. A. budget and records of receipts and expenses were reported to the stu- dent body. TREASURY Iiizfrliolflgiwz 1L'Hii'i,i'..'E.1 TrflsiiZhdR'REElYelif1i' Colahan, E. Dingwall. . BANKING CLERKS First Row: A. Kendig, K. McNaught, L. Stone, N. Benson. Second Row: K. Pedell, S. Swartz, S. Rinella, I. Tyler, D. Hartt, L. Cera, I. Duerheimer, R. Ferguson, A. Schultz, E. Shaw, L. Hauck, R. Martino, L. Gowin, M. Benoit, M. DiNatale. Third Row: S. Lane, T. Sherwood, B. LaFaVe, S. Blake, E. Polidri, S. DiMuro, I. Wheeler, D. Young, M. Schneider, B. Schultz, M. Ostopchuk, I. Rice, M. Vaccaro, M. Smith. Fourth Row: P. Christensen, I. Ianowicz, A. MacKenzie, I. Denk, I. Hare, C. Territo, I, Piazza, I. Shannon, M, Kyle, A. Annechino, D. Carstairs, P. LaGrasso, Ploufle, C. Mitchell. 62 First Row: M. Lepri, M, Heerkens, C. Mongin, Second Row: I. Renner, R. Smith. DOCKETIHHTORS DOCKET STAFF First Row: Stillman, P. Smith, P. Strowger, N. Charles. Second Row: P. Lepri, I. Iorgensen, I. Cvargano, R. Wheeler, E. Christ- ensen, S, Higham, M. Smith, B. Renner, R. Gienger, I. West, D. Mazzio. Third Row: M. Robinson, S. DeVey, S. Presicci, R. Haffey, G. Parsons, P. Christensen, R. Dady, R. Springer, Mr. Iohnson, I. Creagan, D. Greenfield, S. Sher- man, I. Kraus. Marshall Docket Extra! Extra! Read all about it! This year's Marshall Docket was bigger and better than ever. Under the leadership of Mr. Iohnson, the editors and re- porters succeeded in turning out eight issues of the Docket. Many changes have been made. The editors of the second and third pages, Iudy Boyce, Iudy Renner, Claudia Mongin, and Marie Lepri, have devoted more space to editorializing by putting Today's Guy and Girl on the third page. An attempt has been made to have more underclassmen write, to give them more experience. The first and fourth page editors, Margaret Heerkens and Dick W. Smith, have tried to keep the school and sports news up to date. First Row: C. DeHond, B. Turner, I. Davis, R. Springer, Mr, Wood. Editor-in-chief , Co-editors Layout ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, General Advisor Activities editor Senior statistics Classwork ......,,, Photographers , Typists ,,,,,,, GENERAL STAFF First Row: N. Charles, I. Bieber, Nagell, Second Row: P, Smith, C. Cavoti, C. Brimmer, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Iohn Davis ,,,,,,,,Corinne DeHond Beverly Turner ,,,,,,,Robert Springer ,Mr, David R. Wood .,,,.,.,.,,,,Ianis Bieber ,,,,,,,Barbara Bartusek ,,,,,,,,Carol Cavoti ,,,,,,,,,,,,Iames Nagell Robert Springer ,, ,,,,,, Lorraine Pa a P Guy Perry Iackie Romano Jackie Tuttle Art editors ,,,,,, Art Advisor ,,,, UH ,,,.,......Elin Christensen Karen Williams Mrs. Ruth Schlenker Advertising ....,,,......,, , ,, ,,,, Cheryl Brimmer Sales and Distribution ,,,,,,,,,,Nancy Charles Elin Christensen Marilyn Emma Dick Gienger Claudia Mongin George Parsons Ioyce Purdy Robert Springer Iackie Tuttle Gene Wheeler lUlIlLlL First Row: Mr. Lutus, Mr. Sullivan, R. Springer, M. Emma. Second Row: I. Tuttle. I, Purdy, R. Gienger, G. Parsons, R. Wheeler, N. Charles. BUSINESS, SALES and DISTRIBUTION The 1962 lohn Quill contains many new inno- vations, including individual pictures in the Faculty Section, a different arrangement of the Senior Sec- tion, and the addition of Horneroom and School Work Sections. The staff was selected in May and worked from that time until the yearbook was published. Many hours were spent in arranging layouts, taking pic- tures, writing and typing copy and proofreading, to make this year's Iolzn Quill the BEST! ART STAFF E. Christensen, Mrs. Schlenker, K Williams. We Learn B Doing FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Experience counts were the key words for the Elmer W. Snyder Chapter of Future Teachers of America this year as they launched their sub-cadeting program in an area elementary school. The future teachers at Marshall met once a month and explored the different dimensions of teaching. Under the guidance of Mr. Charles Os- trander, the club directed the annual Memorial Scholarship Drive. Its other activities included a Members' Banquet and Teachers' Recognition Day. STUDENT SECRETARIES First Row: R. Denaro, P. Donofrio, G. Boddy, M. Benoit, S. Post, A. At- kinson, S. Lane. Second Row: I. Cornelius, M. Darraugh, M. Arcara, I. Newell, B..Turner, S. Beamish, E. Christensen, M. Rotella, M. White. Third Row: M. Strowger, D. Healy, S. Griffin, I. Versage, D. Schmitt, P. Powers, C. Cavoti, N, Charles, P. Smith, C. DeHond, L. Papa, I. Purdy. Fourth Row: D. Young, Tuttle, G. Colvin, Healy, K. Foggett, I. Ro- mano, K. Healy, D. Beane, I, Boyce, M. Heerkens. FUTURE TEACHERS First Row: P. Lepri, K. Ellis, M. Smith, M. Owen. Second Row: P. Nardone, G. Parsons, P. Smith, I. Renner, P. Irons, Third Row: O. Uhimchuck, F. Culotta, Bieber, I. Vanduesen, R. Tyo, May, S. Post. Absent: K. Ferguson, S. Presicci, Mr. Ostrander. STUDENT SECRETARIES This year Iohn Marshall's student secre- taries were busy assisting both the faculty and the counselors and advisors. Serving as mes- sengers, typists, and bookkeepers, these secre- taries helped to lighten the work load of the teachers and advisors. e Hi-Yas ALPHA HI-Y First Row: W. Pickworth, I. Sher- wood, L. Davis, I. May, I. Iereckos. Second Row: R. Steele, G. Stenner, I. Sherman, R, Cordy, A. Muir, R. Roberts. B. Crosby, R. Ashley. BETA HI-Y First ow: F. Vito, A. Galeao G, Herbert P Davis R , , . , I. Simeone, F. Acito, D. Turk, Gleichauf. Kraus. Second Row: A. Sandy, W. Hess, G. Leonard, G. Smith, B. Crowley, L. Parent, D. LaFave, G. Parsons, C, Demick, P, Christensen, D. Andross, T. Counts, I. Iereckos, Kraus, M. Cavallaro. Third Row: Piazza, T. Cotsworth. A. Annechino, D. Willing. R, Giengcr, N. Shea, I. Humeniuk, N. Fisher, I. Creagan, R. Genther, K. Tracey, V. Pilskalns, H. Rooksby. Absent: W. Bon- nell, A. Tinelli. 5. K ,gr WM. . 6 7 SIGMA PHI DELTA Y TEENS First Row: L. Thibault, S, Davis, Vancluesen, D. Greenfield. Second Row: M. Thompson, R. Chase, M. Emma, M. Carroll, Absent: E. Iack- son. L. Villard, F. Wilson, R. Wilsoii. l . The Heart 0 First Row: R. Springer, C. Graf, G. Winter. Second Row: I. Estes, R. Quackenbush, R. Offenberger. Third Row: D, Werth, C. Scardino, R, Lucchesi, Mrs. Saunders, R. Campbell, K. Dreas, R. Edwards, B. Stafford, S, Collins, L. Bertie. This year, Iohn Marshalls favorite radio station, IMHS, captured the Q attention of the school with messages of great importance. Among these were the sports announcements and those of interest to one and all. The station's aim was to give more information to the students through the use of the facilities on hand, Announcements, under a new policy, were only given Tuesday and Thursday. RADIO ENGINEERS SPORTS ANNOUNCERS Seated: L. Parent, T, Spence. Standing: I. Estes, R. Chandler, G. Winter, Seafedi M- Heerkens, I. Boyce. Standing: S W. Ferguson, R. Springer, G, Maier. Collins, I. Gridley. 68 John Marshall First Row: G. Lewis, D. Yerkes, M. Martini, M, Roberts, S. Coe, M. Mehlenbacher. Second Row: Mr. Martin, M. Wilson, R. Barrow, L. Tannous, C. Bianchi, I, DiPilato, A. Galeao, M. Iackson, G. Kolb, M. Yockel. Third Row: D. Bulmore, C. Belgiorno, N. Hunter, M, Watson, I. Haupenthal, N, LaMonica, I, Gridley, D. Flood. Absent: I. Bolton, L. Burandt, Drama tics STAGE CREW First Row: D. Hersey, C. Tubbs Second Row: C. Demick, E Kashuba, H. Desmond, Koster, I. Denk, R, Stephany, P. Zenger, I, Spencer, I. Estes. S. Buckert, C. Bottoni, R. Cordy, R, Denaro, P. Donofrio, K. Dreas, M, Haude, D. Keiser, M, Merry, C, Weirick. E, Magruder, C. Miller. This year, under the direction of Mr. Martin, the dramatics class put on some real spectaculars. One of the highlights was the S. A. Assembly in which the busy day of a television studio was displayed by the cast. Other assemblies included the melodramatic Senior Play, Caught in the Villain's Web, and the Marshall Day assembly. Much of the credit for these pro- ductions should go to the stage crew who did a Wonderful job of building the fine settings. 69 Pilato, M. Iohnson, B. Ruddy, M. McKenna, M. Simone, D. Young, T. Spence, M. Smith, N. Zweirlein, D. LaRocque, M, Giordano, C. Ferguson, L. Gowin, G. Greco, N. LaMonica. Second Row: I. Bates, M. Watson, I. Newell, S. Beamish, S. Weyl, N. Richmond, I. Villard, L. Carson, S. Kirkey, W. Check, S. Coe, L. Perry, C. Brimmer, D. Roberts, I. Haupen- thal, K. Mundt. Third Row: D, Beane, I. Healy, K. Healy, N. Staples, B. Waterman, I, Goodchild, T. Burgess, S. Collins, S. Mitchell. R. Kendig, S. Thomas, L. Mowers, S. Dickinson, Mandrino, P. Blank. Fourth Row: S. Scarpulla, H. Klymm, S. Schrader, K. McCarroll, K, Ciravola, L. Papa, C. Blake, Stephenson, H. Caruso, D. Keller, L. Monachino, M. Caton, K. McNaught, G. Kolb, I. Zugnoni, El- liott. Fifth Row: M. White, M. Flanagan, P. Riley, I. Bieber, N. Her- bert, B. Marx, A, Lane, D. Schaefer, G. Parsons, D. Carstairs, F. Baker, B. Stafford, D. Cumbo, R. Schmidt, S. Fowler, C. LaPha, S. Stiles. Sixth Row: K. Klimm, G. Colvin, R, Heb- blethwaite, I. Tuttle. S. Robson, T. Schiltz, I. DeSantis, R. Hale, N. Shea, R. Genthner, D. Foti, D. Petty, I. Purdy, F. Hegarty, C, Frisch, M. SENIOR CHOIR-First Row: Di- Hart, D. Young. With a ong In ur Hearts OFFICERS-First Row: S. Mitchell, I. Bieber, I. Purdy. Second Row: K. Mundt, L. Papa, D. Carstairs, ,, Senior Choir Over one hundred dedicated members of Iohn Marshall's Senior Choir met faithfully with their director George Corwin, and accom- panist, Mrs. Laura Remington. The Choristers presented programs at sev- eral school assemblies. At Christmas, they gave a rendition of Tchaikovsky's Nutcracker Suite, and in the spring, they performed two operas, Gilbert and Sullivan's Trial by fury and Down in the Valley, by Kurt Weil. Officers of the group were Steve Mitchell, president: David Carstairs, vice president: Ianis Bieber, secretary: Lorraine Papa, treasurer: and Ioyce Purdy, wardrobe mistress. .511 IUNIOR CHOIR First Row: L. Siskin, M. Robinson, D, Steinwachs, L. Thuersan. A. Bianchi, I. Kaplan, A. Iohnson, I. Manuse. A. Schultz. I. Schaertel, M. Greco, T. Bemish, L. Tucker. R. Rinella. E. Slocum, M, Dahler ,T. DiGiulio, R. Schroth, Second Row: B. Lane, D. Schneider, B. Leh- mann, M. Cellura, L. Leschander, G. Westervelt, D. Behner, T. Williams, A. Muir, P. Christensen, R. Green- field, I. Mack, B. Boychuk, K. Pedell, K. Ellis, K. Noftz. S. Rinella. Third Row: S. Iosephson, K. Kluge, P. Baier, I, Iorgensen, B. Estes, L. Anschutz, I. Pierce, I. Korneliusen, I, Rundell, I. Shannon, M. Kyle, R. Schneider, C, Storey, I. Vanduesen, B. Colby, S. Romashko, B. Campbell. Fourth Row: B. Fusilli, D. Donofrio, P. Irons, B, Still, D. Donovan, G. Burke, R. Stevens, I. Sandy, C. Bertino, M. Cavallaro, L. Mongin, K. Baldwin, T. Parisi, R. Werner, S. Moose, C. Vandenberg, B. Fucille, K. Bianchi, L. Orrico. Fifth Row: P. Chandler, S, McElheny, T. Morrison, S. DeVey, R. DeMay, I. Sherwood, W. Hocking, R. Shea, D. Heerkens, R. Krystan, T. Welty, M. Allen, R. Stritzel, S. Dowd, A. Busch, B. LaFave, I. Ligoski, K. Ritchie. 7th and 8th GRADES CHOIR First Row: Miss Rahm, L. Kedge, S. Sarna, I. Ciaccia, M. Vigelette, S. Alessi, E. Batrack, B. Sigl, A. Alto- bello, N. Muratore, G. Boddy, R. Gernon, G. Barone, L., Raschke, F. Furino, Mrs. Pivnick. Second Row: C, Strobel, D. Kyle, I. Copeland, S. Iones, I. Parr, T. Piazza. l. Baybutt. R. LaFave, R. Paschedag. I. Ko- walski. M. Steele, S. Culotta, M. Kyle, I. Santangelo. Third Row: A. Rowden, L. McKay. B. Mayer, E. Cots- worth, B. Renner, B. Asmuth, D. Miller, R. Hagan, I. Parrish, G. Cronk, C. Pearce, D. Betters, C, Kols, G. 71 1 .1 E Papa, V. Brown, S. Bennett, E. Timian M. Stimus Fourth Row: L. Cera, C. Woods, Kendig, B. Will liams, R. Mitchell, D, Weldon, R. Beach, G. Craver, D. Bea-ley, S. Murphy, I. Schultz, S. Munns, S. Engle, L Ic-reckos, K. Suhr, D. Bopp. Fifth Row: N. Coe, S Myhcrs, M. Laird, K. Hafner, P, Adams, R. Martino R. Sabin, D. Pearce, A. Coia, T. Wagner, Belgiorno C. Craver, I. DeSino, D. Fuller, D. Palmer, S. Kark- kainen. SENIOR BAND'-First Row: Mr, Moran, C. Weirick, L. Parent. Second Row: I. Mixter, W. Balsamo, I. Conti, I. Salvati, R. Culver, M. Smith. Third Row: C. Bianchi, F. Acito, I. Koster, D. LeRoy. S. Thomas, I. Gridley. Fourth Row: R. Smith, R. Chandler. Marshall ingers This year the Marshall Sing- ers, a group of nineteen talented vocalists, under the direction of Mr. George W. Corwin, trav- eled extensively throughout Rochester and to surrounding areas presenting numerous suc- cessful concerts to public groups, churches, and private organizations. ln addition, they formed the core of the Spring musical productions at Mar- shall, Down in the Valley and Trial by fury. Music Hath Senior Band The Iohn Marshall Senior Band, under the capable leader- ship of Mr. Robert Moran, spurred the enthusiasm of Mar- shallites by playing at various home football and basketball games. Cn Iune 8, 1962, the Senior Band participated in the All-High Music Festival held at Highland Park Bowl. Selec- tions from Gigi and The Music Man were highlights of the program. MARSHALL SINGERS-First Row: D. Hartt, I. Iones, M. Strowger, K. Mundt, N. Martyniuk, C. Burke, Second Row: A. LoPresti, W. Hess, D. Carstairs, R. Haffey, B. Turner, E. Vanderweel. Third Row: R. Gienger, D. Turk, R. Dirkx. M. Heerkens, D. Greenfield. 72 harms . . . Junior Band The Iunior Band, under the leadership of Mr. Moran, has shown definite progress this year. Each assembly they com- bine with the Senior Band in the auditorium to provide music for the procession and recession of the Marshallites. Along with the Senior Band, the Iunior Band, will represent Marshall in Iune at the All-High Music Festival in Highland Park Bowl. Orchestra Through determination and under the leadership of Mr. Moran, the members of the Or- chestra learned teamwork and practiced the many-sided musi- cal skills. Led on by the three ideals of Attention , 'Enthu- siasm , and Performance the seventeen young musicians per- formed renditions of musical Works. IUNIOR BAND-'First Row: B. Girvin, E. Salvati, P, DiLella, L. Howden, W. Anthony, G. Masters, D. Smering, M. Greco, Mr. Moran. Second Row: Cv. Comp- ton, M. Polidori, W. Sage, N. Shea, I. Schaertel, I. Rundell, M. Collins. I. McKin- ley, F. Cullotta, I. 'Meyers Third Row: L. Tucker, A. Bianchi, K. Bloss, R, Shea, H. Iohnson, M. Cerame, I, Anthony, C. Listman, K. Bloss, T. Beamish. W. Wilson. Fourth Row: R. Hafner. D, Hersey, Signorino, B. Puff, T. Pearo, R. Padgett, K. Tannous, S. Dyer, M. Dentino, T. Williams, A. Schultz, S. Lolacono, L. Ashley. ORCHESTRAMFUSK Row: E. Lowy, D. Sanders, E. McLaughlin, L. Iereckos Second Row: C. Tranella, S. Sarna, R, Signorino, V. Duch. Third Row: L. Orrico S. Karkkainen, C. Pearce, W. Anthony, B. Renner, C. Woods. Fourth Row: I Stillman, L. Cera, Mr. Moran. 73 Go, Marshall, G0 .' VARSITY CHEERLEADERS-First Row: Cv. Cvuidice. S. Higham, Newell, Cornelius. C, Graf. I. DiPilato, C. Burke, E. Christensen. Second Row: D. Heintz. I.V. CHEERLEADERS Two squads of Iunior-Varsity Cheerleaders could be seen this year spurring both our Soccer and Iunior-Varsity Basketball teams on to victory. Combining the leader- ship of Miss Harzman and many long hours of practice, the IV Cheerleaders skillfully promoted the spirit and enthusiasm of team members and spectators alike. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS With new cheers and new ideas the 1961-62 Varsity Cheerleaders brought pep and enthusiasm to this year's sports schedule. Under the guidance of Miss Harzman, the squad reached new heights in tim- ing and precision. From freezing outdoor cheers to lively jumps in the gym, the girls again led our varsity teams on. I.V. CHEERLEADERS-First Row: S. Strassner, W, Stanbridge. Second Row: M. Matteson. Third Row: I. Iones. Fourth Row: B. VanRonk. Fifth Row: L. Burandt. I.V. CHEERLEADERS-First Row: L. Hauck, B. Lane, Second Row: D, Cumbo, M. Yockel. Third Row: L. Stone, I. West. Fourth Row: S. Carrier. Good Comes to Those Who Strive VARSITY CLUB The Varsity Club, strengthened by the addition of new members, tackled the job of promoting school spirit with flying colors. They spon- sored the HGladiator I-lop on Ianuary 12, after the Marshall- Charlotte basketball game. Their proudly displayed varsity club shield served as an incentive for underclassmen to take an active part in school sports. First Row: E. Magruder. Sec- ond Row: . Morrell C. Sech- l , rist, I, Gridley, R. Gienger, MAJORETTES The Majorettes Squad, this year under the direction of Diane Keiser, performed their marching and twirl- ing skills at many of the home bas- ketball games. Their performance was greatly enjoyed by many of the student body. Kneeling: D, Klick, V. Mocny. Standing: S. Makohan, D. Keis- er, P. Iohn. ALMA MATER . M :fir M4 rg 1 To you we offer our loyal affection, When on life's highway, the future will call us And pledge allegiance, Iohn Marshall, to you: Far from your portals your students will be: Our Alma Mater, your banners e'er waving, But in our mem'ry your name shall not perish: Always the vict'ry to you, Marshall, we pledge loyalty. 76 77 FOUTBALL VARSITY First Row: B. Carlson, A. Tinelli, K. Mundt, E. Magruder. Second Row: R, Hayes, D. Werth, I Spence, R, Harper, A. Lane, B. Shanley, M. Guarino, T. Borrelli, G. Herbert, I. Gleichauf, B. Campbell, B. Balsamo. Third Row: Coach St Iames, D. Diloreto, W. Hinton. D. Sercu, D. Har- garther, D. Smith, B. Bonnell, B, Iohnson, M Raysor, N. Shea, T. Walsh, F. Mucha, G. Crowley T. Burgess, C, Colwell, R. Ginger. The 1961-1962 Iurist Football team, coached by its new mentor, Mr. Richard St. Iames, ended the season with a 3-5 record. The season Was highlighted by Winning the opener against rival Charlotte High and thumping Iefferson and Franklin in decisive games. The team faces the loss of many starting seniors, but replacements from Mr. Dunn's Bandits should fill the gap. S C O R E S MARSHALL FRANKLIN MARSHALL EAST ..,,,,,.., MARSHALL EDISON MARSHALL IEFFERSON MARSHALL MADISON MARSHALL WEST ..,,,,,. MARSHALL CHARLOTTE MARSHALL MONROE .. 78 S C O R E S MARSHALL ,,., ,, 2 EDISON 7YY.,, , MARSHALL ,YY,Y,,,,. 7 MONROE ..,,,.,.,,.. MARSHALL , .. 2 FRANKLIN ..Y,..,. .. MARSHALL YYYYY,,,.. O WEST ..........,w.,.... MARSHALL YYY,,, 4 CHARLOTTE MARSHALL , ,7,,,,,, 0 EAST ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , MARSHALL ,,,, .,,,, 3 MADISON ...,.,.,,. MARSHALL ,Y,,,,, Y. 4 IEFFERSON IVIarshall's 1961 Soccer team, coached by Mr. W. Graf had a very successful season. The undefeated Iurists, spurred on by Co-captains Bill Bilby and Iim Yockel, finished in a first-place tie with Edison for the city championship, In the Section V tournament, the Marshall Booters beat Addison 4-3, but finally lost to a strong Webster team, finishing with an excellent OCCER H Bean-Ball Bilby does it again! 6-O-2 record. George Parsons, the Iurist sophomore goal tender, remained unscored upon until late in the season, allowing only three points in the city competition. Three Iurist stars, Iim Maher, Bill Bilby, and Bill Hesse were selected to the Times-Union All Scholastic Soccer Team. For-eground: I. Yockel, G. Parsons, W. Bilby, W. Hesse. Second Row: I. Iereckos, P. Ritchie, R. Ferguson. First Row: N. Zweirlein, I. Davis, K. Wheeler. R. Dirkx, I. Hager, I. Humen1uk..A. Tannous, R. Zweirlein. W. Colby, Coach Graf, Cotsworth, R. Quackenbush, Creagan, G. Maier. R. Weissinger, D, LaFave, P. LoGrasso, W. BA SKETBALL VARSITY-First Row: Coach Graf, Gleichauf, R, Weissinger, R. Quackenbush, T. Flynn. Second Row: R. Smith. K. Curtiss, C. Colwell, Humeniuk, A. Tinelli, VARSITY Thislyeafs basketball team, under the guidance of Coach Graf, completed a rebuilding season with a record of two wins and fifteen losses. Both BASKETBALL triumphs came at the expense of rival Edison. Although the team finished in the cellar position in the lnterscholastic League, valuable experience was gained 1961,62 by the younger members, which included sophomores and one freshman. This year the lurists started a new rivalry with McQuaid Iesuit High School on a losing note, but hope to improve their record in years to come. With constant injuries that plagued the team-, the hoopmen struggled to the finish with a very diminished squad. S C O R E S ist 2nd lst 2nd Half Half Half Half MARSHALL M48 54 MONROE , 54 76 MARSHALL EDISON MARSHALL FRANKLIN ,, MARSHALL CHARLOTTE MARSHALL JEFFERSON MARSHALL EAST ,, MARSHALL WEST , MARSHALL MADISON H WIMMI VARSITY-First Row: B. Bartley, G. Humbert, R. Lane, R. Armour, D. Andross, I. King, I. Davis, I. Griclley, Iereckos, P. Davis, C. Dean. Second Row: Coach Gerace, W. Riechold, R. Genthner, May, G. Parsons, D. Willing. R. Gienger, R. Springer, L. Hastings, R. Zwierlein, G. Stenner, H. Iohnson. Missing: W. Bormell. This year's swimming team showed a little progress with great hope for the future. In a team with only four departing Seniors, there are a total of eleven sophomores on this young squad. With co-captains, Iack Gridley and Iohn Davis at the helm, the team gained many points from Ron Zwierlein, diving, Bill Bonnell, Iim May, and Dave Andross, in the free-style, Charlie Dean and Phil Davis in the breast Stroke, and Dan Willing in the butterfly and individual medley event. In the most thrilling meet of the year, the finmen surprised Franklin in a 48-46 thriller. Losing the first: seven events, but placing in all second places, Ron Zwierlien won the diving and Marshall won both of the 7-point relays, The team looks forward to a very successful season next year. VARSITY SWIMMING S C O R E S MARSHALL MONROE ......r..r.. 52 MARSHALL EAST ,,,,,,,,,,.,,,t..,. 60 MARSHALL FRANKLIN ..,.... 46 MARSHALL WEST 2 ....,L.L,..L.. 63 MARSHALL MADISON 2 ttrtttt 27 MARSHALL IEFFERSON trttt 2 21 MARSHALL CHARLOTTE 59 MARSHALL EDISON LS..S..S.S..S. 29 MARSHALL MCQUAID 2.22.2...S2. 37 MARSHALL AQUINAS ......... 43 First Row: R, Gernon, R. Robin- son, R. Hafner, I.. Carter. Second Row: A. Tripp, D. Betters, Car- T roll, I. Myhers, W. Chielecki, D. Hersey, R. Richens, Parr. 1 81 WRESTLING WRESTLING-First Row: A. Boddy, P. Washburn, M. Cavalaro, F. Vito. Second Row: T. Cotsworth, T. Counts. R. Wheeler. K. Mundt. Coach Almansberger. Manfrecli, W, Shanly. E. Magruder. Third Row: W. Anthony. G, Cass. Williamson. T. Ruk. Anthony. S, Wallace. T. Beamish, I. Hill, I, Spence, A. Ryan. Fourth Row: W. Balsalmo. T. Torpy. A. Mackenzie, W. Hinton, N. Shea. F. Mucha, W. Iohnson. D. Hargarther, R. Moran, M. Rightmeyer, R. Crowley. MARSHALL MARSHALL MARSHALL MARSHALL MARSHALL MARSHALL MARSHALL MARSHALL SCORES EAST ...,.. .......... WEST .................. MADISON ....... . CHARLOTTE MONROE ........... ........3O IEFFERSON ........ 29 EDISON ........ FRANKLIN .......... 30 This year the matmen of Iohn Marshall ran into stiff competition, finishing the season with a 1 win 7 loss record defeating only our rival at the lake - Charlotte. Coach Almsberger, however, considers the season a success in many ways. The team, led by three Seniors - Ken Mundt, Ed Magruder, and Bob Wheeler, was made up largely of freshmen. This will leave the team with a good foundation for the next three years. Two of the outstanding freshmen on the team were Mike Cavallaro and Tony Cotsworth. Marshallites should keep an eye on these up and coming athletes. Also there was a wrestling tournament in which over 200 boys participated for the trophy in each weight class. The team is looking forward to welcoming these winners or anyone else who is interested in a wholesome sport. CROSS COUNTRY. . . GYMNASTIC I CROSS COUNTRY-First Row: Hurd, Malinowski, S. Scldon, M. Scinons, M. Allen, Coach Ostrander, R. West. Second Row: M. Kane, I, Sherman, R. Kendig, H. Cotter, R. Miner, I. May. CROSS COUNTRY Iohn Marshall's 1961 Cross Country Team, coached by Mr, Ostrander, finished fourth place in city compe- tition. ln the, Section V championships at Hobart College, the harriers captured seventh place. Dick Miner, Marshall's all scholastic sophomore. took third in the city race with a time of 11:31, and seventh in the Section V meet. Dick was awarded Most Valuable Runner and Iim May received Most Improved Runner. Since the team is composed mainly of sophomores, the next two or three years should be very promising. GYMNASTIC TEAM Once again, the Iohn Marshall Gymnastics Team, under the direction of Mr. Eugene Kolacki, rose to their usual high standard of performance in the school sports program, The team worked hard, looking forward to placing high in the Section V Winter Sports Carnival, Besides the Sectionals, the boys spent much of their time with the Girls' Gymnastics Team, preparing for exhibitions which the combined teams performed at various assemblies and basketball games, GYMNASTICS-First Row: D. Earl, R. Dirkx, D. LeRoy. Second Row: W. Benti- Ul-Ie floats through the air with the greatest of ease wegna. R, Barnes, R. Kendig, I. Goodchild. rw VARSITY BASEBALL-First Row: W. Kane. K. Manfredi, R. Campbell, G. Holt, R. Pascale. Second Row: M. Kyle, W. Colby, T. Williamson, Coach Graf, A, Olson, R. Robinson, L. Anschutz. Absent: K, Baker, R. Burke, G. Herbert, L. Southcombe. BASEBALL Last spring's baseball team powered its way through the Interscholastic League opposition to finish with five wins against three losses, and second place in the final standings. Height of the season was the baseballers' upset Victory over champion Franklin. Tom Williamson was voted D 8 C All Scholastic, while other Valuable glovemen were Ken Baker, Bob Pascale, George Holt. Lynn Southcomb, and Bill Colby. S C O R E S EDISON ..,,,,, ,,.,.t.,,,,, O MARSHALL . .... 1 WEST tt,,,,, MARSHALL AQUINAS MARSHALL CHARLOTTE MARSHALL MADISON , , MARSHALL IEFFERSON MARSHALL MONROE ,.,r,. ...,.. 1 9 MARSHALL FRANKLIN MARSHALL EAST t,,t,,..,, MARSHALL 1' ill Ja:-Z Ng A ' if E. 5' X , N- The 1961 Track Squad coached by Mr. Louis Spiotti and Mr. Caucinal, finished the league scheda T R A C ule with a one win-seven loss record. F. Barleben, I. Lennon, G. Parsons, F. Mucha, and M. Walker added Vital strength to the squad. The Harriers' only victory was from Edison Tech. TRACK SQUAD-First Row: F. Vito, G. Cunningham, C. Dean, T. Taricone, M. Cavallaro, R. Brandt, D. DiMalle. Second Row: D. Worth, I. Caschette, R. Carlson, G. Puckering, R. Bohm, I. Hurd, R. Zwierlein, P. Davis, D. Miner, G. Underwood, I. Colt, W. Salminer, A. Costworth, R, Wehbring. Third Row: Coach Spiotti, M. Buanino, I. Gliechauf, K. Mundt, R. Hale, G. Parsons, F. Barleben, I. Brinkman, R. Iones, I. Sherman, C. Sechrist, I. Lennon, M, Walker, N. Shea, F. Mucha, Mr. Caucinal. .-V. . ...aw N. A... MMM 'M ffWfm.,..W.wq pf.. -.-,-W...v..,Ma.... -m.m,m,,,r....,., .,... ., , . . . SOCCER . . . FRO H OOTBALL SOCCER The Iunior Varsity Soccer team had a good season this year, coming in second in the city and defeating East in the playoffs. The most valuable lineman was Bill McCormick and the most valuable backfield man was Don Turk, I. V. SOCCER-First Row: R. Bopp. B. Linhos, I. Stevens. I. Stephenson, M. Polidori. Second Row: W. Pickworth. I. Childs, A. Zimmerman, H, Iohnson, R. Bainer, W. McCormick. Mr. Al- mansberger, G. Rickert. Third Row: I. Delillo. D. Pett, F, Gundell, R. Genthner, D. Turk, O. Vidas, L. Van Nostrand, I. McDonald, I. Iereckos. FROSH FOOTBALL Football is a sport which requires a great deal of prep- aration, and future gridiron stars must begin early. Too many times, however, a boy who has all the talent required for this sport, but not the size, cannot make the squad until he is a sophomore or junior. By then it is too late to gain the experi- ence needed by all good players. The Freshmen Football team gives boys of the same size a chance to play together and learn together so that by thebtime they have grown enough to make the Varsity Squad, they will be able to carry the ball in fine fashion. First Row: G. Brandt, G. Hess. A. Mackenzie, I. Zenkel. M. Kyle, A. Annechino. I. Ryan. Second Row: P. Dilella, Mr. Dunn, F. Vito. Third Row: D. Tauriello. M. Cavallaro, D. D'Amanda. B, Rightmeyer, I. Kleinhans, T. Richards. P. Sinagulia. B. Crowley, S. Wallace, M. Farrell, Absent: G. Plekan. D. Willing. . IC BASEBALL . . . J D0 I. V. BASEBALLHFirst Row: I. Maher, G. Herbert, T. Borrelli, T. Spence, R. Quacken- bush. S. Iones, A. Zimmerman, I. Smith, B. Iohnson. Second Row: G. Cordy, A. Tinelli, W. Bonnell, G. Herbert, Coach Coccia, A. Lane, N. Fisher, I. Brown, W. Hesse. I. V. BASEBALL The 1961 Iunior-Varsity baseball team, coached by Mr. Coccia, finished a successful season with a four Win-four loss record. The team was led at bat by Ray Quackenbush, Tom Borrelli, Archie Tinelli, and Gary Herbert. Hope goes out that they may help comprise a championship team in their final years. IUDO A most important skill is the art of self- defense. lt develops timing, judgment, and decision. It is expected to become an intra- mural sport with a big future. IUDO-Foreground: G. Mitchell, B. Crosby. First Row: R. Crowly, I. Villard, I. Manuse, I. Polizzi. Second Row: R. Miner, I. Morrell, D. Torriello, I. Good- child, M. Kyle, M. Hirsch, R. Moran. 87 LEAD R ' CORP . . . .IC BA KETBALL LEADERS' CORPS-First Row: Spence, F. Vito, Villard, R. Carlson, Hurd, N. Zweirlein, B. Crosby, M. Cavallaro, F. Culotta. I. Gleichauf. Second Row: I. Polizzi, R. Moran. A. Sandy, R. Weissinger. R. Wheeler, G. Herbert, D. LaFave, R. Zweirlein, May, G. Brandt, Mr. Dunn. Third Row: G. Herbert, R. Crowley, G. Winter. M. Kyle, R. Gienger, K. Mundt. R. Hale, D. Wojnowski. S. Corcoran, K. Tracy, Creagan, Yockel, G. Parsons. Fourth Row: A. Annechino, D. Hargarther, Goodchild, D. Torriello, R. Smith, M. Stassen. R. Campbell, F. Mucha, G. Mitchell, N. Shea, D. Casperson. R. Iohnson, D. Grienke, R. Dirkx, M. Hirsch. Absent: H. Caruso, Morrell, R. Pascale. LEADER CORPS Desire, attitude, ability,, mental alertness, and discipline are the main ingredients of a leader. For the initial year of the Leader's Corps, the Physical Education Staff has made a selection of well qualified boys to tackle 1962-3 in a more intensified program. This year's group met as a special gym class participating in boxing, judo, fencing, swimming, gym- nastics, marching, tatics iriflesI, free exercise faclvancedj, officiating, rhythms, regular class responsibilities, and general administration. I. V. BASKETBALL The team had a rather disappointing season this year, losing a couple of very close games. Their record over the season was two games won and eight games lost. Outstanding games were a 50-48 win over Madison, a 42-41 loss to Charlotte, and a 46-44 Victory over Iefferson. The team's outstanding players were Gary Herbert, Glenn Herbert, and Gary Cordy. I. V. BASKETBALL - First Row: N, Zweirlein, M. Hottois, D. Turk, A. Muir, I. Malinowski, Second Row: Coach Coccia, I. Creagan, G. Cordy, T. Walsh, I. Vergari, G. Herbert, A. Sandy. Absent: G. Herbert, T. Kinsella. 88 , , , , , i, TENNIS . . . GOLF -v.. TENNIS TEAM-First Row: M. LeCompte, R. Pfenninger, I. Kraus, S. Fascher, R. Offer- herger. Second Row: N. Klick, R. Mengel, W. Yust, R. Blake, R, Riordan, Mr. Wright, D. Schrader. TENNIS Under the watchful eye and guidance of Mr. Wright and with the help of outstanding varsity con- tenders, Ricky Phenniger, Bob Offenberger, and Mike LeCompte, our Tennis team closed the season in a three way tie for first place with a 5-0-2 record. UFORE . . . FORE! The 1960-61 Golf season saw Marshall's golfers outdivot their opponents at the LakeShore Golf Course. Marshall Allu was the recipient of the Golf Trophy for the most improvement in one year. This trophy is awarded each year at the annual sports banquet. GOLF - Sitting: D. Ayres. Kneeling: M. Allu, C. Gleichauf, R. Witkowski, Coach,Tappert. FENCING - First Row: M Smith, Renner. Craver, P Narclone, K. Ward, C. Wood, S. Bennett, M. Steele, S. Kark- kainen, S, Findlay. Second Row. D. Donofrio, S, Coe, S. Higham E. Christensen, P, Iohn, Mr. Dunham, R, Hafiey. M. Owen P. Chandler, L. Orrico, S, Paige M. I-laffey. GIRL GYMNASTICSF-First Row: M. Steele, I. Gerula, R. Best, M. Robinson, Second Row: H. Fritz, K. Ritchie. I. Nichols, S, DiMuro, R. Barrow, SWIMMING f- First Row: B. Campbell, C, Meyers, S. Engle, P. Anderson, L. Skinner, C. Mac- lnnes, S. Sherman, I. Duerheimer, M. Owen, S. Blackley, S. Mc- Elheny, N, Coe. S. McElheny. Second Row: B. Venner, B, Iano- wicz, C. Tranella, S. Harmon, C. Strobel, P, Barnes, I. Plouife, B. Boychuk, l. Mageary, S. De- Vey, A. Bush, S. Myhers, S Karkkainen. Third Row: B. Ren- ner, P, Margeson, E. Quinny, L Schultz. I. Carey, C. Shorey Fourth Row: I. Schultz, S. Find- lay, M. Schneider. 90 PORT There has been a new emphasis in the girl's physical education department, under the ca- pable guidance of Mrs. Sutherland, Miss Harz- man, and Miss Fedder. The locker room has echoed the screaming voices of happy and dis- appointed girls who have participated in the after-school sports this year. The program was spotlighted this year with fencing, for juniors and leaders, and defensive judo, for seniors and leaders. Active participants in volleyball, bas- VOLLEYBALL - First Row: S. Rinella, I. Craver, L. Orrico, P. Nardone, I. Swartz. Second Row: I. Schultz, M. Martini, A. Bush, C. Murray, S. Ben- nett. Third Row: S, Blake, I. Simpson, B. Asthmuth, P. Baier, M. Smith, S. DeVey. ketball, synchronized swimming, competitive swimming, and bowling were given the oppor- tunity to represent Iohn Marshall in city-wide playdays. The leaders in the gym classes dur- ing the school day helped organize a Girl's Athletic Association. The girls' physical edu- cation activities were climaxed this May with a Girls' Athletic Association Sports Banquet for sports-minded co-eds. BOWLING-First Row: B, Hathaway, R. Chase, S. Kyle, D. Kyle, S. Mercer, S. 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Simeone, R. Pasquale, R. Barnes, W. Bonnell. Second Row I. Iereckos, I. Morrell, D. LaFave, A. Tinelli, L. Davis, T. Spence. Third Row: R. Quacken bush, Piazza, R. Dirkx, R. Wheeler, Davis. 95 N 2 7 1 2 A K 92? ,ii ni 2 ga a 3 ef X E A 5 -3 Qt Es N L., ,. -r .,,., .-.. .51 i , 2, 55? HVJMFROOM 227 Fzrsf Row I Romano M Rotella K Wlll1amS M Barney Second Row S, Grlffxn, E, Huss, C. WQIYICR, . Barney. H. Fuller B. Ruddy Thzrd Row L Berne C. Scardino, Tuttle, R. Campbell. G. Boddy. Forward. Fourth Row: E. Kashuba, I Barnas, S. Mitchell, A. Bell, G, Perry, D. Holder, Fifth Row: R. Edwards, R, Offenberger K, Healy, D. Wood, DeSantis, K. Mundt, Mitrano. Absent: A. Biglan. D. Carstairs R. Dickinson, E. Hammond, P. Hauck, D. Hughes. 'EW -,,,...,, M ' ..: 5 If -JF: ..1- S :f1. .n . -- ' 1. ' :.. 1 0 0 H 'L KIM Q 5 , WP' ' 35551 ,Vi 9 1 W 'ge H 5 'V Czij 4 ! 'lx 213532 my Df- 6 'al'-Y ' W' nv. 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Koster, Spencer, losephson, A. Lane. Fourth Row: D, Corona, T. Walsh, A. Hosley, Hiiineiiiiik. Absent: K. Bringley. W. Darcy, S. Hauck, R. Kester, A, Korol, S. Pierce. D, Yerkes. HOMEROOM 310 First Row: S, Weyl, M, Martini, P. Iohn, I. Chippendale, I. Cornelius, I. Reynolds. D Billings. Second Row: D. Lucchesi. S. Stephany, S. Higham, N. Richmond, Mr. Lutus, P Duggan, M. Yockel, Third Row: S. Baird, D. Hayes, G. McCarthy, B, Shanley, D. Adam P. Ritchie, S. Post. Fourth Row: R, Eddy, T. Colt, G. Crowley, S. Collins, Goodchild P. Culhane, D. Wojnowski, Absent: S. Baird, I. Balser, E. Bristol, C. Ladd, C. O'Leary I. Tyler. 104 First Row: Mrs. Kyle, P. Helfer, Newell, Hathaway, L. Stone, S. Bills, S. Muir. Second Row: P. Maida, B. Pierce. N. LaMonica, Bosco, Quackenhush, S. Makohon, W. Horeth. Third Row: G. Shannon, W. Lux, G. Leonard, N. Zweirlein, G. Yantz. Fourth Row: K. Blank, Vought, Hanlon, Estes, Mixter, W. Dady. M. Stassen, T. Kelly. Absent: K. Blank, K. Kirkpatrick, S. Sullivan. ophomore Homerooms First Row: S. Durham, I. Stifller, A. Murphy. Second Row: Miss Puls, P. Miner, R. Schmitt, C. Dean. S. Fowler. C. DeConinck. Third Row: L. Hastings. S. Barnard, K. Klimm. D. Callahan, l. Thorpe, R. Halley. M, Wheeler. F. Acito. Fourth Row: R, Zwierlein, S. Schrader. 26 B. Strobel. D. Schultz, M. Kane, I. Ploulle, B. Bartley. Fifth Row: M, Collins, T. Borrelli. G, Herbert. D. Yates. Absent: A. Ancling. K. Ferguson, M, OBrien, Throsh. 105 HOMEROOM 1 31 First Row: M. Sanza. E. Van- derweel, I. Eckert, E. McDonald. Second Row: K. Christiansen, A. Thrash, T. Tarricone, S. Mer- cer, R. Bohm. Third Row: B, Ianowicz, D. Hartt, K. Braymer, S. Bayne, P. Margeson. Fourth Row: L. Carson, I. May, B. Foggett, A. Mapes, I. William- son, S. Robson, W. Pickworth, T. Wilson. Fifth Row: S. Mar- shall, B. Genthner, B. Iohnson, N. Shea, R. Velton, R. Wolfe. Absent: R. Booth, I. Goungo, M. Harrington. HOMEROOM 201 First Row: P. Nardone. S. Don- ofrio, C. Blake, V. Mocny. Sec- ond Row: F. Culotta, P. Lepri. D. Greenfield, S. Presicci, I. Hurd. Third Row: B. Water- man, T. Watkins, G, Duncan. 'M. Hart, R. Owen, G. Brownlie. Fourth Row: T. Tracy, I. Po- lizzi, G. Parsons, R. Gienger Fifth Row: D. Artlip, D. Iohns T. Erdle, M. Sorg, G. Compton C. Lay. Absent: B. Boddy, W Carlson, I. DeLillo, W. Debrow- ski, C, Elick, F. Hegarty, D Hobbs, S. Roocl, O. Uhimchuk 106 ,g HM W sf , , 5' .1 3 .1.221- -A ,- .,.' -1. - . 5- 2 -T fgifgifi gQ'7f'A 7 A 1551 I Llfiffzif' gg QW' V ,gen g'fyfAf g 1.- f 1Yf A ' ii. In A we I my F- wir - '55 35? . ,Q X We ' Ay is 3 6? E its . ik, .fi J .W ,2 22 .J K.. -S- Q sf if 5 M3352 ap. .f xy A ,ggi , 'ii ya First Row: Diehl. D. Young, M. Popplewcll. D. Feicht. S. Miller. N, Benson, E. Miller HOMEROOM K. Pnrouchti. 1. Aim. second Row. s. Selclon, 1. Childs. A. sandy. C. Mimheii, 1. Gfiidsefh 226 G. Roinano. Mziliiiowski. Third Row: P. Davis, R, Padget, D. Robinson. M. Cerame, R. Ward. Rcichold. D. Earl, H. Cotter. R. Bopp, Absent: P. Blank, R, Boprey, N. Fisher M. Guarino. D. Keller, R, Maiscnhacher, M. Monqin. M. Smith, I, Villarcl. L. Zubert. First Row: S. Feor, Gargano, H. Klymn, Saule, S. Stiles, Perry, Second Row: I Craver, M. Iohnston, M. Phillips, Bc-st. Third Row: E. Shaw, D. Roberts, S. Duerheirner S. Macziluso. R. Grover. W. Check, S. Burritt, E. Iulian, H, Richmond. Fourth Row: E. Coles G. Hill, D. Petty, H. Bagen, R. Rupp, Creagan, Burns, R. Kavanaugh, Sullivan, Absent I. Brother. G. Keltz, R. Sodke, T. Weissinger, 108 HOMEROOM 241 HOMEROOM 253 First Row: C. Morgan. S. Ham- blett E Leeson S McGr1n , . , , L g. Second Row: A. Kedge, K. Mundi, C. Crowly, E. Iohns, C. Sarkis. Third Row: G. Benoit, I. Kraus. L. Rhoden, L. Christoff, I. Hendrix, Fourth Row: I Baher, I. Bonlander, T. Leary R. Hagreen, C. Keele, R. Miner. H. Hottois, F. Freida. Fifth Row: R. Moon, R, Casperson, R. Cal- kins, R. Huber, L. VanNostrand C, Scarpulla. Absent: T. Mor- gott, R. Pfenninger, Ross, Cv Schneider, S. Speranza. First Row: D. Geil, C. Boccacino. Zugnoni. N. Herbert, D. Mazzeo. L. Wallace, D. Wallace I. Nichols. Second Row: Mulcahy. S. Peifler, L. Hauck, B. Iones, R. Lux, V. LaBar K. MCNaught, M. Yockel, M. Carroll. Cv. King. Third Row: T. Auglay, A. Zimmerman M. Burke, Stephenson. Spence, M. Upson, R. Kendig. D. DiLoreto, K. Tannous, M Maslyn, M. Mattle. Absent: C. Cunningham, S. Dickinson, M. McKenna, T. Roode. 109 First Row: W. Stanbridge. N. Rightmire, B. Iones, R, Fertitta, N. Dimitry. B. Belcher, A. DiGrazia.' Second Row: Miss Lathop. M. Flanagan, D, Bosco, D. Dimall, I. Zwierlein, P. Farnsworth, S. Scarpulla, I. Simpson, S. O'Sullivan. Third Row: T, D'Ambra. I. Pogue, R. Sarbello, K. Dowling, R. Roberts, P. Tantalo, K. McCarroll. Fourth Row: O, Vidas. G. Stenner, V. Pilskalns, G. Foster. R, Iohnston, R. Balsamo, D. LoGrasso. Absent: M. Lauchlan. D. Mulligan. 110 Freshmen Homerooms HOMEROOM 103 First Row: P. Dutcher, L. Wal- dock, L. Fanghella, P. Frachel. Second Row: M. Policlori, B. Welch, B. West, I. Kaplan, D. Pecora, Third Row: K. Kluge, M. Mariott, Drexel, P. Baier, R. D'Amanda, K. Bloso, M. Chandler, G. Tuttle. Fourth Row: Vanclenbosch, E. Bently, M. Territo, R. Schneider, B. Leh- mann, A. Post, Fifth Row: R. Schmitt, G. Cook, B. Everto, I. Meyer, I. Ryan. Absent: L. Brunswick, I. Ligoski, G. Maier, G. Reuter, D. Reynolds, S. Schultz. HOMEROOM 107 First Row: G. Reinagel, M. Saule, S. McElheny, T. Morri- son, M. Ostapchuk. Second Row: R. Webb, I. Gerula, W. King. R. Chase, R. Courtright. Third Row: L. Scialdone, P. Mc- Gahan, B. Colby, K, Koylowski, A. Muir, M. Thomas, C. Tranel- la. Fourth Row: I. Kery, R. Collyer, E. Child, I. Nichols, E. Quinn, A. Coia, G. Brandt. Fifth Row: B. Bobby, G, Burke, C. Harmon, E. Salvati, P. Christen- sen. Absent: K. Bianchi, G. Hess, D, Kowalski, I. Roguski. HOMEROOM 150 First Row: P. Irons, C. Bar- rows, D. Steinwachs, R. Schroth, Second Row: M, Love, B. Man- gol, I. Stillman, B. Still, T. Col- lins. Third Row: I. Fahlhaber, K. Pedell, C. Meyers, L. Tucker, S. DeVey. Fourth Row: I. Van- derBasch, I. Hitske, D. Whit- more,,R. Muro, A, Shorey. Fifth Row: R. Moran, I. Walzer, I. Shannon, C. Lane, T. Smith, D. Smith. Absent: B. Girvin, R. Gray, L. Hunter, E. Lowy, B. Sage, D. Schaffer, D, Schneider. 1 HOMEROOM 202 First Row: S. Sallome, T. Welty. D. Westervelt, B. Iones, L, Leschander. Second Row: K. Moore. I, Lippa. G. Hutchens, A. Iohnson, M. Shaw, S. Foster. I. Wisniewski, Third Row: S. Wallace. D. Heerkens, P. Washburn, S. Sweeney, B. Hathaway, R. McKnight, I. Vellareale. Fourth Row: M, Allen, I. Lesko, I. Zenkel. G. Stenson, I. Mack. I. 'McDonald. Absent: P. Lane, B. Linhos, I. Lippa, D. McDonald, M. Thompson, R. Toscano, I. Tyler, N. Waterman. HOMEROOM 204 First Row: L. Zwierlein, E. Holly, C. Mastrodonato, V. Fucile. Second Row: R. Ander- son, Bristol, R. De'lVlallie, D. Robinson, R. Rinella. Third Row: C. Eighmey, R. Bour, E. Lowenguth, R. DeMay, D. Behner. E. Fraser. B. McCall, Fourth Row: P. Watson, A. Busch, S. Iosephson, B. Estes, L. Thihault, B. Linder, V. Krembel. Fifth Row: T. Richards, M. Haag. R. Slye, W. Schneider. D. Sanders, D, Defendorf. Absent: R. Akey, H. Allisat, D, Danzig, I. Leppla, C, Meding. 112 T First Row: L. Siskin, K. Ellis, B. Healy, L. Paliane. Second Row: I. Gionta, B. Greco, K HOMEROOM Ritchie, M. Baybutt. 1. Manuse, Third Row. M. Dahler, M. swans, 1. DiBattisto, S 206 HOMERCOM 208 First Row: M. McCaffrey, I. O'Sullivan, I. Brown, L. Barone. Second Row: A. Ryan, Miss Danis, G. Humbert, I. Re nell, P. DeLilla. Third Row: E. Xfan- derweel, B. Coyle, I. Conti, S, Henlyshym, I. Mageary, P. Strowger, L. Miller. Fourth Row: M. Tremblay, D. Tauriello, C. Zweirlein, G. Simonette, B. Camp- bell, B. Boychuk, Hafner, B, Tyo, A. Annechino. Fifth Row: S. Dyer, D. Spiegel, Heinlein. Absent: R. Adams, R. Bristol, S. Canan, C. Keegan, Renellar, N. Cooley, T. Czebatul, D. Heffner, Sherwood, A. Vezza. Fourth Row: D Dewey, M. Ford, B. Kapelke. D. Willing. B. Dufour, Kleihcnz, M. Robinson, S. Marra Absent: R. Ferguson. M. McCarthy, L. Schultz. 113 HOMEROOM 228 First Row: C. Purtell, C. A. Makowiecki, B. Geska, L. Washburn, I. VanDeusen, C. Van- denbefgi Carey, B. Fusilli. Second Row: F. Wilson, P. Barnes, E. Slocum. Third Row: Mr. Tappert, F. Vito, Schaertel, A. Boddy, W. Maslyn, D. Smering, R. Faber. M. Palermo I. Mitrano. Fourth Row: B. Wilson, R. Krystan. A. MacKenzie, R. Walters, R, Thayer D. Greinke, B. Ackerman, N. Whyte, M. Hursh. Absent: L. Ammann, S, Begandy, C Kundrotas, P, Nasca. HOMEROOM 239 First Row: R. Covatta, L. Proicco, M. Donofrio, L. Orrico, I. Venner. Second Row: I. Stevens, Signorino, B. Sisson, P. Miller, K. Noftz, M. Gruttadaurio. Third Row: M. Caval- laro, Rice. N. Magorka. S. Dowd, B. Var1Ronk, S. Romashko. Fourth Row: B. Crowley M. Dentino, K. Tantalo, A. Drexel, D. Butterbaugh, K. Curtis, T. Cotsworth, I. Korneliusen B. Cullen. Absent: G. Abate, M. Cellura, I. Iorgensen, Z, Pilskalns, G. Plekan, S. Wilson. 114 HOMEROOM 240 Ei hth Grade HOMEROOM 104 First Row: K. Lewis, R. Barrile, M. Baker, P. Adams. Second Row: M. Plate, R. Greco, C. Holbrook, F. Furino, Ander- son. Third Row: A. Bianchi, A. Cora, K. Ward, R, Ramsey. Fourth Row: B. Houck, Arcara, R. Sisson, D. Timian. L. Thayer. Fifth Row: R. Farns- worth, G. Herbert. Absent: C. Dobrowski. N. Embling, I. Barnes, V, Ciaccia, B. Connely, R. Deni, R. Marcillelta, S. Murphy, F. Piccirilli, Townes. First Row: M. Collins, W. MacKenzie, C. Bertino, W. Beach, T. Kauffman, D. Farrell, G Bradt, F. Capuano. Second Row: S. Thayer, D. Donofrio, R. Rightmyer, M. Vaccaro, W Hocking, L. Thuersam, D. Walsh, T. DeIulio, B. LaFave, D. Wells. Third Row: R. Garnier I. Pierce, C. Storey, M. Kyle, L. Anschutz, H. Kanieczny, I. Calabria, P. Sinaguglia, M Miller, I. Nalan, W. Bentivegna. Abseng: Crego. R. Daniels, D. Donovan, K. Knittel ' , homas. 115 HOMEROOM 110 First Row: B, Austin, I. Nichols, B. Billerbeck, C. Curcio, S. Cul- lota. Second Row: H. Harmon, K. Masters, D. Arena, C. Woods, I. Graffeth. Third Row: B. Gron, A. Schultz, D. Beeley, D. Brown, A. Altobello. C. Galshay, M. Crary. Fourth Row: M. Holden, G. Papa, N. 'Murray. S. Bennett, E. McLaughlin. Fifth Row: G. Harness, F. Garrett, L. Iollie, B. Blonowicz, G. Murano. Absent: D. Fuller, I. Gardner, W. Moose, L. Mucano. HOMEROOM 105 First Row: K. Knox, R. Cerame, R. Wilson, M. Croney, C. Tubbs. Second Row: M. Fricke, E. Battazzo, G, Eriksson, E. Timian, Ploufle. Third Row: I. Schultz, M. Weissinger, B. Mayhood, L. McKay, B. Wil- liams, H. Weissinger, I. Swartz, N. Fertilla, Mr. Allen. Fourth Row: D. Duemmel, B, Mayer, T. Garnier, M. VanderLyke, B. Hagan, T. Donovan. Fifth Row: R. Thayer, D. Morse, B. Hall, R. Ciaccia. Absent: C. Brown, S. Finocchiaro. HOMEROOM 124 First Row: L. Iereckos, S. Mc- Elheny, T. Brown, S. Hughes Second Row: K. Koagel, A Caruso, C. Iabone, E. Andrews R. Vincent. Third Row: R Werner, R. Strood, l. Baybutt. M. Laird, D. Iones, M. Hauck, N. Muratore. Fourth Row: G. Lawzalaco, C. Maclnnes, C. Kols. S. Iohnson, K, Listman Fifth Row: Anthony, W. Hel- ler, R. Greenheld, R. Stevens, L. Mongin, B. Bennet. Absent: K. Baldwin, M. Farrell. l 140 First Row: M. Anderson, S. Karkkainen, L. Carter, D. Armendmger R Wallace Second Row B. Anthony, E. Nowak, I. Belgiorno, I. Copeland, L. Kedge Griffin B Sigl S Alessi Third Row: L. Ashley, B. Asmuth, C, Pearce, G. Hunter M Greco C Behnke Fourth Row I. Butera, B. Blake, D. Betters, V. Brown, S. Findlay R Hamblett Absent C Braun 117 C. Foster, S. Sarna HOMEROOM 250 First Row: L. Harrington, C. Maida, M. Stiefel, M. Steele. Second Row: M. Davis, W. Whitle D Zimmerman R Richen! R. Robson, H. Desmond. Third Row: M. Mucha, D. Dimitry, D. Miller, M. Hoog- land, T. Taylor, C. Groh. Fourth Row: I. Myhers, L. Klein. E. Siebert, G. Gossage S. Munns, L. Rose, P. Halel Fifth Row: D. Weldon, C. Harasymchuk, L. Desmond, I Hengstler, L. Cross, I, Simpson Absent: C. Maicla, I. Tackett. HOMEROOM 319 First Row: S. Buckert, G. Iones, M. Ennis, D. Palmer, A. Davis, N. Coe. Second Row: L. Tha er, D. DiLalla, I. Duerheimer, B. Renner, L. Genovese, E. Guey, L. Washburn. Third Row: Sweeney, D, Roberts, R. Helmes, R. Shea, B. Puff, R. Wallner. Fourth Row: T Kirk, C. Richardson, N. Tannous, A. Craver, T. Kashuba, R. Dickens, B. Conversi. Absent: C. Colvin, T, Imbastaro, S. Moose, S. Olles. 1 19 Seventh Grade HOMEROOM 127 First Row: R. Thayer, L. King, C. Strobel, S. Herman, Second Row: R. LaFave, S. Shaw, R. Martino, B. Knight, D. Quacken- bush. Third Row: K. Hafner, L. Taggart, D. Mastin, G. Man- vele, W. Makawiecki, H, Thrash, Absent: I. Bringley, S. Hale. R. King, L. Lioy, R. Sabin, R. Signorino, I. Winter. First Row: M. Kyle, M, Vigelette. Second Row: R. VanNostrand, Mrs. Fowble, A. MC- Knight, M, Bradt. Third Row: D. Kyle, S. Hones, T. Piazza, W. Chmielecki, R. Palmer, S. Blackly, G. D'Allesandro. Fourth Row: D. Lynd, I. McKinley, I. Philipson, L, Ciaccia, A. Tripp, I. Mageary, V. Gator, G. Craver. Absent: Y. Collozo, T. King, R. Paschedag. 120 HOMEROOM First Row: M, Genovese, M. Schneider, I. Crandell, M. Genovese. Second Row: D. Fritz B, Charlton, 'M. Platt, L. Vandenbosch, B. Landry, Mr. St. Iames, D. White, I. Wagstaff 10 I. Buechner, G. Russo. Absent: M, Genovese. V. Carlson. HOMEROOM 27 First Row: I. Shannon, E. Rob- inson, Mr. Heusetveldt, T, Stein- graber, I. Newton, E. Hess, D. I-layer. Second Row: C, De- Grazia, D. Evans, I, Carroll, D. Conley. Third Row: B. Walters, D, Phillips, G. Schneider, Fourth Row: F. McDonald, C. Kearns, Absent: B. Walters, 122 .-9. 1.3,----' Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom -' w -1 mqgafai, n-'W--v'71g,fg'Wr -e .a.-.1rp-f-f-w--- INDEX 124 127 129 131 140 150 153 V 201 202 203 204 205 206 207 208 210 224 226 227 228 229 231 239 240 241 242 250 253 301 302 304 310 31 1 319 320 Alpha Hi-Y ,,.,,,,,, ,,.,,,, 6 7 Audio-Visual ,.,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 5 9 Banking Clerks ..............,. ..,.,,, 6 2 Baseball, Junior Varsity .........,.. 87 Baseball, Varsity .........,..,..,...,,, 84 Basketball, Junior Varisity ........ 88 Basketball, Varsity .,,.,,,,,,,,,.,,.,,, 80 Beta Hi-Y ......,,.r,,.,.,., ..,,,,, 6 7 Bookstore ,.....,,..,..,..r,.rr ,,,,,,, 5 9 Business Department ....., ....... I 4 Cafeteria Staff .......,,...,..,.,.,,..,., 19 Cheerleaders, Junior Varsity and Varsity ,.,....,..........,.,,-, 74 Counselors ...,.,...,.. ...... ,,,, 5 Cross-Country ...,..,, ,,,,,,, 8 3 Custodial Staff ...... ,,,,,,, 1 9 Docket Stalt ,..r..,v,. ,,,t,,, 6 3 Drama Class ,,,.,.,,.,,., ,,,,,,, 6 9 English Department s..... ,....., 8 -9 Executive Council ..c.,.... .c,.... 5 2 Fine Arts Department ...... ....... 1 6 Football ........,.,................,......,, 78 Frosh Football .,.,..,.........a..,.,....., 86 Future Teachers of America ...,.. 66 Girls' Sports ...,.,.,...,...,,.,........, 90-91 Golf ....................,........... ....... 8 9 Gymnastics ..s,.,,.,.,...,..,s.........,... 83 Homemaking Department ......,... 17 Homeroom 5 .......,...................... 121 Homeroom 9 ..,..s..,.,..r...r ....,.. 9 4 Homeroom 10 ..s,.. ,s..t.. 1 22 Homeroom 24 ...... ....... 1 02 Homeroom 26 ..s... ....... 1 05 Homeroom 27 .s..,r ....... 1 22 Homeroom 40 95 Homeroom 103 110 Homeroom 104 115 Homeroom 105 116 Homeroom 106 96 Homeroom 107 1 1 1 Homeroom 108 102 Homeroom 109 97 Homeroom 1 10 1 16 John Quill Stal? .....,. 117 120 98 106 117 111 118 106 112 107 112 118 113 103 113 107 99 108 100 114 120 108 114 115 109 121 119 109 101 103 104 104 105 119 110 ........64-65 Judo ..........,....,.,.....,.,.,..,,,,,,,,,,,, Junior Band .......,....,,..... T ,,.,,,.,,, Junior and Seventh and Eighth Grade Choirs ..,..,.........,..,, Junior Red Cross ,,.,,,, ,,,,,,,, Junior Swim Stars ,.,,.,,,,,. ,,,,, Language Department Leaders' Corps .,..,,.,.,.,., ,,,,, 125 87 73 71 60 81 15 88 Legislature .....,... ........ 5 3-55 Library Aides .,..... Maiorettes .,.,,.,.,....,...ss.. Marshall Singers .,.....,..,... 58 75 72 Mathematics Department .V........ 10 National Honor Society ............ 56 Orchestra .,,,,..,..4...,,.,...,..,..... 73 Physical Education Department .. 18 Practical Arts Department Principal's Message ,.s..,...,.... Radio Engineers ...,.....s.......V.. Radio Workshop ....s.. Rating Clerks ......,t..,.,..,,...,... Rating Commission .,..........,... Rochester Association for United Nations ,,.......,.... Safety Council ............ss........ Scholarship Commission .,...... School Work Program ...... Science Department ..srr.,.,..... Senior Band ,,s,..t,.....,..,,.,...,.. Senior Choir and Officers Senior Class Olticers ..,,,,....ss Service Corps ........................ Sigma Phi Delta Y-Teens .s...ss. Soccer, Junior Varsity .,,s.,.,.,.. 17 4 68 68 61 61 e 60 60 56 .,,...49-50 11 72 70 22 57 67 79 Soccer, Varsity ..........,....,.......... 79 Social Studies Department ...... 12-13 Specialists ...,..............,..,.,..,....... 6 Sports Announcers s............rss.... 68 Stage Crew ....,.s,..s,.s..,..t..,....... 69 Standard Bearers .......,.............. 56 Students' Association Officers ..,. 52 Student Cashiers .tsr........,..,.....,.. 58 Student Secretaries ss..........s,..s,.. 66 Swimming, Varsity .s,,s, Tennis ,....,..,...r,rs,.,Y... Token Office .......,. Track ..,..........s.,....s.. Traltic Squad .......,...... Treasury Department ..... Varsity Club ............ Wrestling .,...., 81 89 59 85 57 62 75 82 ' f,,,,, . 'Ll nagj : '2.4fif , , . 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