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

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1964 volume:

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YI- ...EL CJ-!i .2 2519.1-.LU .a5J+.f:,f,m5L iff: ,.-r.X'1.:nj' V5-shi--L1 -.s,fr',,:i1.4,Tl'1-m'- Vi J' 'n J:' ,g4,,ii.1r's t,1'I U 3f f ffllldi A . r l 'i1,l'i b N hx,3'uA.fugj.g if -Sf ,Mya-1 FOREWORD Life may take on the form of a pattern to be lived, after day, year after year. But the design can be varied according to the way in which the individual makes life meaningful to himself. As this year's class draws near to the day of graduation, they have the opportunity to carry on the 'SNew Frontier as begun by its leader. They will be able to put forth their own dreams and ideas and toset their own pattern for living. The following pages have recorded forever the efforts, plans and achievements of the students at John Marshall, along with the hope that existence will never become so insignificant as to be con- sidered a mold that cannot be broken. 3 vm, M ug.- 1315- -'feff f N ,MWA fw- ' , ww . TCW' . If lil, is - '-r. ,-93' mx? .',.'v ,, 4 7 Wm. Lf wewww fs: Q Schools are changing in keeping with the demands of this dynamic industry centered world. The world demands skill and scholarship of people in a measure not previously experienced. John Nlarshall oflers a wider variety of subjects with a greater range of challenge and difliculty than ever before. The school day is longer. More is demanded of students at every level of achievement. Excellence is a human necessity. The emphasis in classrooms is upon skillful training, clear, understanding, thoughtful analysis. Our school is geared to prepare students to enter service trades, skilled fields, technical training and the professions. All who enter here may graduate and find a satis- factory way to earn a living if they will accept the discipline and guidance of the school and earnestly set themselves to master essential daily tasks. Dr. Raymond E. Francis Principal Upon leaving high school, society presents a picture of ever changing conditions. No one can predict with certainty what will be the jobs tomorrow. However, a preparation in basic skills and understandings can chart the way to earn a satisfying living. From the hrst job to the last, competition will be very keen and constant retraining a virtual necessity. The most fruitful jobs of the future will, as never before, go to the reliable, the skillful, the thoughtful, the brave and the imaginative. The world in all of its closeness and ever pressing human problems needs the wisdom and services of knowledgeable and dedicated men and women. As students of the Class of 1964 face a new and exciting world, our faith in your abilities and our best wishes go out to each of you. Mr. Matthew R. Hoffman Vice Principal Miss Ann Turula Dean of Girls Mr. Merlin Ringwood Dean of Boys lNIiss Rytkoncn Mr. Goetz lNIr. OlHara Counselor Counselor Counselor a SCHOOL SPECIALIST Mr. Cerlner lXIr. Palermo Mrs. lNIanuse Psychologist Spec-ch Therapist Nurse -VA XT? LIBRARIANS INIiss Hornvr Miss Caton Nfrs. Simpson 8 OFFICE STAFF 1 Sharon Burritt Mrs. Kane Mrs. Elmer Mrs. Markus BUSINESS EDUCATION Business Education means much more today than merely the basic skills of typing, shorthand, and bookkeeping. Business Edu- cation also means data processing, and business ethics, and interest tables, and insurance, and effective communications, and budgets, and installment buying, and punched paper tape. All this is part of Business Education in l964. Mrs. Laura Colahan Miss Helen Lathrop Mrs. Lorraine Roberts Mr. John Starkweather 9 Mr. John Ertle Department Head Mr. John Lutus Mr. Ray Thompson Mr. Harvey Granite Department Head . I GT i XM' fe. ENGLISH English has never been considered more important than it is in this nuclear age. The need for clear, direct communication and true understanding and respect for the individual and groups can be fostered by training in effective speech and writing and in the reading skills. Literature, both classic and modern is the laboratory course in human nature which helps everyone to understand humanity, past and present. This year the English Department, under the direction of Mr. Granite, 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 John Marshall English Department. Mr. Thomas Avery Mrs. Anna Brown Mr. David Crellin Mrs. Alene Earl Mrs. Del Edwards Mrs. Ann Fowble 10 Miss Pauline Garner l Mr. William Kneuer Mrs. Mary Murphy Mr. Paul Pierce Mr. Abner Salkin Mrs. Judith Seiler Bliss Linda Lou Wickham 11 Mr. Thomas Vetter Department Head SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. Douglas Asquith Mr. Elton Eike t Mr. Joseph Coccia Mr. Edwin Gordon 12 Mr. Edward Hoffman Teaching history, concepts of government, citizenship and respect for the great traditions our country represents is the goal of the Social Studies Department. The Social Studies Department is represented in every grade level at John Marshall ranging from New York State history in the seventh grade to electives in economics and problems of democracy seminars in the twelfth year. 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 yester- day with a vital living tomorrow is the essence of all history. Through the use of con- stantly changing teaching 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. JW Mr. James Howland Mr. Richard Ognibene Mr. Edwin Roberts 13 y l SCIENCE Mr. Daniel Houseman Department Head Mr. John Dailor gf ,.-39.4 9 Mr. Thomas Dillon Miss Betty Feldbauer Mrs. Jean Havill Mr. Charles Ostrander 14 This year has been character- ized by significant advances in the AGE of SPACE. New dis- coveries, through research and de- velopment are affecting the lives of all of us. To make our future citizens aware of these develop- ments in their remote physical environment, to have them under- stand the principles and problems associated with the exploration of space is one of the goals of the Science Department. In addition, young people must be informed of the critical shortage of scien- tists, engineers and technicians in our free world, and be encouraged to consider these areas as career opportunities. Our existence as a free nation, will, to a very great extent, rest .upon the number of people who enter these fields in the next decade. Mr. Sebastian Gangi Mr. Norman Stout LANGUAGES As in other high schools in Rochester, foreign languages are now being studied for a longer period of time at JMHS. French and Spanish are offered to eighth grade pupils, with the idea that the study of one language be continued to the time of graduation. A second foreign language may be begun later if the pupil so desires. A Regents examina- tion is no longer given until the completion of three years of French or Spanish. This test now emphasizes under- standing the spoken and written language. We find that the language laboratory is helping to train in these respects. The pupils hear not only the voice of the teacher, but, from the tapes and discs, that of native speakers of the language, at varying speeds. Pupils are trained to under- stand and speak the foreign language before learning to read and write it. This is, after all, the way we learned our English. Mr. Donald Clark Department Head E M.. D6me el azucar, por favor. Mr. John Allen l Mrs. Mary Hally Mr. Frank Leach Mrs. Agnes Powers 15 Mr. James Crable . FINE ARTS The Art Department this year has offered its students a strong basic education it its field. The many art forms and media including watercolors, tempra, pen and ink drawing, wood lamination, cut paper, ehalks and charcoal, basic letter forms, and paper maehe were studied. Great eras and representative figures in art history were also studied. The Department sponsors a Fine Arts Festival during the spring term so that these fields may be seen in Combination. Over a period of two or three days musical concerts, dramatic events, and art displays are presented for the students and the school community as well. fans, v Q , fl I-U45 f Mr. Donald Hayden Mrs. Ruth Sehlenker Mr. Robert Moran 1 6 l Mrs. Rita Oberleichtner INDUSTRIAL ART The Industrial .Xrts Department is having' an exciting year. AX new General Shop was opened on November 12. Vle now ofIer five shops and drafting. including general wood. general metal, 21 general shop of plastics. ceramics and leather. a general shop of electronics. elec- tricity and printing, a general shop of School YVorlt Prograin, including wood. metal and elec- tricity, drafting including Archi- tectural and Engineering drawing. Miss Ruth Puls Iwlr. George Swanson Department Head Mr. Royal Hill Ixfr. Lee Phelan 17 I-I0 E ECONCJMICS The Home Economics Depart- ment strives to develop young women who will be better family members today and will, in turn, create better homes for their fu- ture families. Our course ollcrings this year include two new one se- mester courses. Child Develop- ment is offered for the junior or senior girl who wishes more ad- vanced work in child study. The Home Economics Seminar is de- signed for the senior girl, who, be- cause of a heavy academic pro- gram has been unable to elect Home Economics courses previ- ously. Mr. Marinus Heuscvelt hir. John Sullivan Mr. Frederick Hawke Department Head MATHEMATICS Striving to retain and expand upon the modern topics covered in Math VIII. the Algebra I students this year used an exciting new text, A'IOKf1'7'7I Algebra, by Dolciani. The new Algebra I course Covered the traditional topics using the modern niatlieinatieal lan- guage. The course presented the old and the new content of Algebra I in the best prevailing educational thought. Students gained a better understanding of the basic concepts and at the same tiiue retained the required iuanipulative proficiency obtained under the traditional syllabus. Students and teachers enjoyed the challenge presented by the new Algebra I course. Miss Mary Anne Boyle Mr. Joseph Conroy Mr. Paul Epping Mr. Merrill Herrick ,J Mr. Monroe Lord Mrs. Edith Olmstead 18 PHYSICAL EDUCATION Our concern as physical educators is to stimulate growth through the over-all development of our students. Our primary concern is not only with physical, social, and recreational as- pects, but to inculcatc a sense of in- tellectual awareness. Through their growth here at John Marshall, we hope to establish high ideals as well as the virtues of truth-seeking con- cepts. The body, through these con- 4 cepts, is developing mentally, physic- f i ally, socially and spiritually to help l Nlr, WVillmur Dunn each individual take his rightful place K Department Head in society. Mr. Armand Bolton Mr. Anthony Gerace Mr. William Graf Mr. Anthony Merlino S' A' Mrs. Martha Sutherland Mrs. Vlaltrand Doser Mrs. Jacqueline Amnott 19 5 'S ., 1 P 'Loi . al V 5, . ,. Ist ROW: Mrs. Ruth Short, Cafeteria Manager. 2nd ROW: Mrs. Beatrice Schmitt, Mrs. Beatrice Ligoski, hlrs. Irene Lynch. 3rd ROW: Mrs. Margaret STAFF Bemish, Mrs. Jennie Altopt, Mrs. Mary Baird. 152 ROW: M. Robinson, F. Doerrer, H. Baddy, E. Drabinski, R. Tyshovnytsky. 2nd ROW: M. Donnelly, E. snnef, A. Maman, chief cnnndnm, P. Epstein, J. Duigman, P. Donaldson. 20 I think the Baron ought to have a mustache. 'AThat will do, Franklin! Young man, if you think that note from Oh, I feel so artyli' Mommy will help -l Well, if it isn't Alan Funt! All together now, B-U-R-P! You put your right arm in, you put Are all eighth graders that your , , ,ll 5ma,ll?', Gee, tl'1B.t7S niCe. lfvhat is itfw 1 x1x fi Svwidow a Random thoughts and Hrst impressions ...... Late August of 1963, cool weather, but a warm feeling in my heart as I entered John Marshall for a visit with my new Hbrothern Dick. In August there were just empty rooms and corridors, and a big auditorium without Mar- shallites . . . but a few weeks later hundreds of students filled the school to overflowing . . , I am very happy to have them as friends and teachers. These were my first impressions but I am strongly sure that none of them has changed. John lVIarshall is still an interest fountain for me. I still feel it is a pleasure to at- tend John Marshall . . . and to be in America. It is really difficult for me to express my feelings - but I can say HIt,s tremendous! Mustafa Acar Muffy i'Dear Diaryl' 1 'fWhat is training? Ootfray oopslay, is that English? Long Distance, Please!,' f'Musty, why must you al- The root of all evilf, Why yes, Mr. Colling- uays ask about girls ?,, wood. 24 CLASS OF 1964 lklrs. Earl Lynn Hauck, Richard Gienger, Julie Diehl, Donald Turk. Mr. Phelan Mustafa Acar Franklin Acito Jean Marie Alter g'MustyU Frank Jeanne', 25 lg. Carl Anderson Linda Ann Andia Humphrey 'LLin,' my David P. Andross D. P? Jane Armstrong Jane D21X'1d Ayres 'SDax C Herbert Bagen K'Herb,' uJOyw Joyce Baker Richard Balsamo Suzzette Barnard Brian M. Bartley Delbert Bates nsuew rrBl,y,, HDCF, .-I' , ,nl 4 Sharon Bayne Gerard Benoit '6General', 46 711 3 2 2 'S Nancyann Benson James Best CiJim7! Roberta. Best Bobbie Carol L. Blake Colleen Boccacino Arthur John Boddy Barbara Boddy Ronald Bohm 'Cheyenne' BafbH ssROnas ames Bonnlandcr Rose Marle Booth Rose Richard Bopp Thomas Borrelli Rick Hchurlkyu 29 Diane Bosco Kathleen A. Brayrner Gavin Brownlie Michael Burke Kath', Robert Calkins ClBOb7i SCotty'l Joseph Burns 'iBunS,' Sharon Ann Burritt Dolores Callahan Danny Carmiehiel 6lDee,7 6SDan!! Blarianne Carroll Mary , 1 m Lynn R' Carson Ralph Caspersrm 'LLyon'l nCa5PYii James Childs Nose'l Kurt Christiansen HCheste-r kwa' Lee Christoff iw Marcia Gail Coe lvlichavl Collins Martine 1 E f a P Garry Compton t:Garn Cary Cordy HCr:1sl1 Curclyn 32 4? Harvey Cotter Thomas E. Counts James Crcagan K'Harv', HT. cff -qimf' Cheryl Cross Carol Ann Crowley Frank Culotta Glenn Cunningham Jumping Glcnnn Hugh A. Cunningham S Aff? n-ggfvf, ' . W a .f f . ,A f-'Yr ,sf ,f Y, ,.V, Nancy Ann Dalessandro Thomas D'Ambra Richard D,Auria Nance Dick,' Phillip J. Davis Charles Dean Charlie Joseph De Lillo KlJOe!f Carol Arm Del Vecchio Jon A. Del Vecchio 34 Sandra Jean Dickinson Sandie,' julie Ann Diehl Anna Marie Di Grazia uxlulss :AAnnsa yew Nancy Joanne Dimitry Nance 35 Daniel E. Di Loreto Dansel', Sandra JOY DiMUfO Ronald Dirkx Sally Donofrio 'lsandyl' Blonclie', Kevin Dowling HK, C. l l MMM Margie Duggins uMarges: 36 George Duncan Shirlene Durham Joyce Lee Eckert Hines Joycie Cheryl Lynn Elich Kathleene Ennis 4 , Kathie, 5 y Donna Feicht Thomas Erdle Pamela Farnsworth :cBig Tn capamsv F iw Sharon Lynn Feor Kathleen Fenlon Catherine Ferguson 'KFergi,' Rose I. Fertitta K'Rosie,' Neil A Fisher Douglas Fisk Mollie Flanagan Barbara A. Foggett Mollie-O Barb 38 George Foster Sylvia Gail Fowler Frank A. Freida .gsylvn Frankie Hope Geil l6Kitty!! 39 Joyanne Gargano il-Toy!! X, 'y Y ' ' K I -. , , x , ,- Robert William Genthner Wladmir Gerela Richard John Gienger Val Dick Margie Giordano 'KMarge 'ig 15 ' - 5 ii is 1 'Wig 93 in V E E r James Goldseth X 40 Joseph Goungo Carolyn Gratzcr Donna Lee Greenfield 'ATokyo Louis Gritter HLOUU lN'Iattl1cw Guarino Mattchew Rick Hagrcen nRiCkss l w l gs F - ik X',- eil E Fred Gunclcll Ruth Elizabeth Haffey Ruthiel' 41 A Q Douglas Hargather Michele Harrington Mary Beth Hart Yogi Bearn 'lMike Betina,' Diane Marie Hartt Lynn I. Hauck Frances Hegarty Fran Gary John Herbert Wendell Hinton CKBud!! 42 Duane Hobbs Michael F. Hottois Richard IW. Huber Mike Dick James Hurd C5Jim!! Ethlyne Jackson E.thie Barbara. Jean Janowicz ILBarb7! Elizabeth Johns S5Beth73 James Jereckos David Johns lCJim75 Donna Jean Johnson 44 Robert Johnson Mary Ellen Johnston Ray Johnston Bob', Ronson Barbara A. Jones Barb Bonnie Jones Janet Leslie Jones Elaine Julian Ronald Kavanagh C5R0n79 ntiann 45 Ann Kedge Charles Keele Darlene Keller Annie Chuck Dee Glorla-Jo Keltz ClaudeU '-1.41 Anne Victoria Kendig Annie Robert Kendig Geoffrey King James Kirk KSJim!5 46 David Kirkpatrick Dianne E. Klick Madeline Klymm iCKirk19 HDV! HI-Ieidiw 1 X. I .QM ' wily? - ohn R. Kraus Q as as juan . V 'F' A., .1 ru QNAW H V X' at M 5 .F Y ,. KS 'IQ MW, 3 4 r v :L 'ig 4, 45 W iii ii i r F3 i i .I M, 393, Virginia La Bar uGinnyu 47 Timothy Leary Elizabeth Leeson Phyllis Dean Lepri csT J' sa :cLiZsa csphylsa Bryan R. Lighthouse IiBry9! ' Nw Lp Wolfgang YV. E. Lippke ilwolfw 48 Paul LoGrasso Thomas Lohr KSTOm37 Stephen Lo Iacono nchipw Burt Lute Robert Lux HBCU, Joe Macaluso Sally Jo hiakohrm 'ilNfacky W 49 James Malinowski l4Jim19 Arthur Mapes lIArt93 Patricia B, Margeson Steven Marshall cspatss usteven Michael Maslyn Michael Mattle uFuZZysa James William May Fish Diane Mazzeo Kathleen Mary McCarroll IGKathy33 50 f xx l x E .x ' H . V, 'bl lx .vp Ellen NIC Donald Sharon Llc Grain Linda Joyce Mc Lean g.Lin,, I zll, ll K v H N 'H-lf' 8- 1 Barbara Rlengel i'Barb'l 51 Kathleen Ann Mc Naught Kathie Robert Miceli K5BOb3S Elsie Miller Suzanne Miller Patricia Miner Richard Miner Dick 52 Star Miner Alan Courtney Mitchell Veronica L. Mocny l4COrky!! C4R0ni!! Rodney A. Moon Rocket Kathleen Moore Kathyl' John Mulcahy uxlohnn Cheryl Morgan Linda Anne Mowers Stretch Karen Marie Mundt Andrea Carole Murphy Linda Murray nAndy,, Patrxma Nardone KiPat5J Alberta L. Newman Judith Nichols Nickle Bruce Noltee Sylvia O'Sullivan HMOOS5, USYF, Robert Owen Richard Thurber Padget George Parsons r4B0b1v ssDiCks: Puffs Katina Patoucha KiTina!3 Sandra Peiffe ccsandyvx 55 is 1? Judith Ann Perry Donald Petty Margaret J. Phillips GSJudy!3 ll-Ierryw iKMargC97 Ruth Ann Phillips Ruthiel' VVallace Pickworth ncwallysv Valdis Pilskalns Mary Jane Platt Civalfl Cillaniei! joan Pogue Joseph Polizzi 411065, ? Marilee Popplcwell Mary Ellen Powderly 57 K 6 James Plouffc Sandra Marlene Presicci Sandie'l Brenda Prior Thomas Quigley Robert Rapp csQuigv: ccB0bss Heather Richmond Heather W1l11am Reynell CiBil1l3 Lynne Rhoden LSRin!! if Nancy Rightmire Shorty gs. Hi 58 Diana. Roberts Little Onen Ray Roberts Donald Robinson Sally Diane Robson - g.DOn,, X li R 6 Mary Rolfe Susan J. Rood Suzie 1 V: x Tony Roode Jim Ross Patricia Ruffner ffTOny77 KKPat97 Alfred Sandy uAAlsa Marie Sanza S Carol jane Sarkis Julie Arm Saule Carl David Scarpulla KKSa'rk7l lCJu173 Susan Scarpulla Cisuew Susanne Scarpulla Susie', Ruth Ann Schmitt :sAnns1 Frederick Schlitzer Evan Schmitt .4Dan,, Ronald Schneider HROIY, Warren Schneider Suzanne Schrader S6Sue7! Diane Schranclx David Schultz Eileen Shaw Sluggcr', Norman T. Shea Sharon Lee Sherman 'lN'orrn uShern1y,' gf 62 r 1: .mm YW, .,. wk sf Vfi iizia fi 1 Q my Q V ::: 4.p:e',QE5. ': : :P: tEs5j,5 fan ' Sisanwiifiif' 1515 F Mary Ellen Siard Nancy Simonelli Nance!' Jacquelyn Simpson Jackie Laurie Skinner satan S' . Margaret Sloothaak Margaret 63 Rlarilyn A. Smith Ronald Sodkc Rosemary Sorbcllo HMare,, UROH-1 .4RO,, Michael Sorg John Spcnrc ujohnnya' 64 W.-S-w Robert Steele Gareth B. Stenner Jerome Stephenson 4'Bob Stein jerry Terrence P. Stew art 'LTerry', JLld1th Anne Stxffler K'Butch's sistern Sharon Stiles Barbara Stroble Sherry,' Barb James Sullivan HSUIIYS7 Karim TZHHOUS Peter Tantalo Thomas Taricone Pete,' Irene Thorpe Renee Arthur E. Thrash Jr. Buddy Janet M. Thrash Lilla Lois Inez Torrance 'iI,obbic 66 Timothy Tracy ilTim73 v ,X QS' f lx if , , ,J Um, K I Raymond Traugott Patricia Tripp Donald D. Turk KCRay!! llDOn7l Michael Upson Mike Eileen Vanderweel Squirt 67 3? Pu in Leigh Van Nostrand Gerald Vergari Ojars Vidas llvanii Dorothy Vullo Dottie ii. Y. Lorraine Ellen Wallace Hflcrzxnillrrf' ., W F ,, . . .. . sig-fi fm 4 3 . 1af.aAg'52z,,- fi 4. . 11j'i'ii2 :-:tg-21' EF' 4 T-2151 . L , .5fY.i.5'1jf :QQ 5, ., f.,.gi li - , 1 'j 5 ,TJ 3. E. qw.. .19 gf 14, ' ' - -P I QQZEL' Richard Lee Ward KlDiCk5! 'TI..?' 'X Alan Welsh Clsrlarjl 2 Beverly Waterman Thomas Watkins Wattie Wade Donna. Jean Weidner Thomas Weissinger SCTOm7! Timothy Wilson llTiIn71 John Williamson Strawberry 69 David Woods Richard Yates Margaret J. Yockel lIDavef, llDiCk!l Donna York Dorothy Young Fritz Robert Zirpolo lCB0b!Y Larry Zubert Joanne Zugnom Zube', J Ellen Zwack Joyce A. Zwierlein Ronald E. Zwierlein Squirrel .., M . A-MW ffwmi 71 Q, 1 if 'f M L1 , , 2 M hgh PAY!! ,V A ,f ..... LA-,f Lf 5, , is rfff.Qi1 ,E an- ,gig .,.. ,W Q ,A A 5. , gm y Q 41 EF 2 , si if Q SCHOOL WORK PROGRAM 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 living, for good citizenship, and for choosing, getting, and holding a job. School and work experience 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 academic skills. Classroom instruction is supplemented by training in special education shops where stu- dents learn many skills needed on the job. The third year of the program combines classroom work with actual on-the-job work experience in many different jobs. Class- room activities are further developed through these job oppor- tunities, Actual job placement completes the School-VVork Program. M. Scudder R. St. James E. Zorn Dorothy Conley Victor Cinelli Jim Carroll 75 James Dunning John Gardner Thomas Garner Melvin Gowin Edmund Hess Beverly Mayhood Patricia Kearns Gayle Manuele Florence McDonald Roseanna Michaels Patrick Minchcr William lvlullins Diana Phillips Bert Scarlett David Schmeer Gary Schneider Gary Schwartz Irene Shannon Carol Smith Thomas S-teingraber 77 21 W X N w is , AGTMTIE wN..,-...H,,, Q-:sun-fn-ll N 9 dau -but-33' 3, W .f --F ' ij ' .J ' f--fs-H'1'f'f X'L'1 - 5 '1mQ , if W-sr , F F, fps, my in 1 Q 'rf' , il? 5 STUDENT ASSGCIATION The Student Association is the yoice oi the student body at John Nlzushall. Headed by four officers elected in hflay ol each year, the SA. works to luring Klar- shallites an efhcient government. The Executiye Council is the chief law-making body. It is composed of the four elected S.A. ofhcers, Hve class representatives and seven cominissioners: Athletics, Finance, Fine Arts, Publications, Service, Scholar- ship, and Social Affairs. Each class has its own legislature coni- posed of an elected representative for each homeroom of that class. Individual legislature meetings decide policy for their own class. Wlhen they meet as a whole, they represent the entire student body. OFFICERS: R. Zwierlein, C. Herbert, J. Eckert, L. Orrico. IYECYTQTIYE COTQNCTII.: ITIICST ROIV: L. Orrico. R. ROIV: P. Davis, R. Pierce. U. Brandt. R. f1ieI1Fl'f'1'- A4 AU' xerlien. Eckert. Slff.Y7XD ICOIV: A. Kendigf. D. Green- nachiun. R. Dihlum. Iitld. R. Halley. Jones. P. .'Xnderson. P. Lepri. THIRD 80 V. Pilskalns, C. Bforgan, Nlay, S. Presicci, N. Shea, S. Burritt. D Robinson, C. Boccacino, T. Borrelli, J. Diehl, G. Brownlie. LEGISLATURE FIRST ROYV: F. W'iIsrm, R. Slyv, G. Brandt. M. Gr-llura. L. Barone, SEC- UND ROIV: Hitzkv. INT. Kylc, A. Gi11qc-llu. D. YVilliuq. L0gu'ski. LEGISLATURE Y S 3353 i 5 1 if f ff? A I in -.bf-:A W .- ! if Q , SCHOLARSHIP COMMISSION FIRST ROW: J. jones, P. Lepri, R. Haffey. SECOND ROIV: D. Andross, V. Pilskalns. D. Gienger, F .-Xcito. HONORS The Standard Bearer and the Guardian of the Flag, represent the highest scholastic achievement in the Senior Class. This year Valdis Pilskalns and Phyllis Lepri, having achieved continuous excellence in scholarship, were so honored. The goal of the Scholastic Commission is to encourage scholarship among the members of the student body. To this end, this yearis commission worked closely with the faculty rating board in adapting a new rating system. The commission is comprised of those seniors elected to the National Honor Society in their Junior year. The National Honor Society, representing achievement in Scholarship, Leadership, Char- acter and Service, and Commercial Honor Society, representing excellence in business courses, set their standards for membership high. These two fine organizations provide recognition for worthy students. Phyllis Lepri, Valdis Pilskalns FIRST ROW: Mr. O'IIara, A. Sandy, V. Pilskalns. R. Haffey. F. Acito. SIfCO.YD ROIV: P. Lvpri. D. Jwhnsun. S. Presiffi. S. DiXIu1'o. D. fl1'0CI1- field, Jones, Dichl. THIRD ROIV: P. Davis. R. Gicngcr. D. Turk, R. Kendig, D. Andrnss, D. DiLnrcto. FIRST ROPV: D. York, N. Rightmirc, S. Burritt, INT. Vaccaro. S. Baynfx C. Scial- donc. SECOND ROW: A. Kedge, Mrs. L. Roberts. Mr. J. Ertlc, B. Blvngcl, J. Eckert, R. Fertitta.. THIRD ROW.' B. Janowicz, C. Bm'c'ac'incn, J. Gargnnu, R. De- May, A. Kendig, N. Benson, K. Klugc, B. Jones, D. Klick. R. Chase, D. Stcinwachs. SERVICE CORPS FIRST ROW.' P. Nardone, P. Lepri, S. Prcsicci. SEC- OND ROW: L. Tucker, E. Vanderweel, J. Jones, D. Johnson, DiBattisto, S. McElheny, R. lNIiner, R. Haffey. THIRD ROW: C. Dean, S. Sherman, J. Polizzi, D. D'A1nanda, D. Diloreto, S. DilNIuro, M. Cuarino, D. Hargather, D, Huber, T. Erdle. SERVICE GROUPS This year the Service Corps, under the direction of Mr. Herrick, and Mr. Gerace's Trafhc Squad, continued to perform their duties to the school. These included maintain- ing order in the halls and cafeteria and seeing to it that safety rules were obeyed. The Fire Door Corps had the job of seeing to it that corridor doors were closed during class periods. TRAFFIC SQUAD FIRST ROW: P. Davis, D. Hebbethwaite, C. Ple- kan. SECOND ROW: N. Magorka, S. Marra, F. Acito, J. Kleinhenz, M. Acar. THIRD ROW: G. Parsons, J. May. FOURTH ROW: A. Cotsworth, D. Willing, R. Centhner, D. Andross, D. Turk, R. Gienger. FIRE DOOR CORPS M. Wagner, G. Allen, J. Diehl, R. Elliot, J. Kraus, D. Limbeck, R. 'Waler- streit. The Rochester Association for the United Nations strives to increase interest in the U.N. Sponsored by Mr. HolT1nan, Marshall sent Ruth Haflley and Lee Tucker to represent our school at the Junior Council. Under the sponsorship of M1's. Seiler this year's Future Teachers of America continued to train for careers in the teaching profession. Among its other services, it sponsored the Children's Memorial Scholar- ship Drive in the fall. Junior Red Cross activities are always important in our school year. This year students from all grade levels represented Marshall on the Junior Red Cross Inter-High Council. R.A.U.N. R. Haffey Mr. E. Hoffman L. Tucker. J a JUNIOR RED oRoss C. Scardone, K. Mclilheny, D Donofrio, P. Strowger, P. Fia chel. 2nd ROPVJ G. Parsons, S lNIiller. 3rd ROPV: B. Thorne lXI. Davis. G. Pleken. D. Nfiller D. Lee, B. Slade, M. Carroll, K Ellis. Irt ROW: C. Robinson, G. Parsons, L. Zugnoni. 2nd RUWL' hi. YVilson. C. Croh. C. Ferguson, P. Nardone, C. Bishop, C. Vandenhurg. 3rd ROPV: D. Palmer, S. Kark- kanen. E. Guay, L. Turrott, J. Best. B. Slade, B. Purdy, K. Ecker. C. Wloods. A. Davis. L. Cerca. S. Sarna. 4th ROPV: C. Coleman, P. Nfargeson. E. Cotsworth. K. QF Best. B. Nfacawiki. NI. Hot , R. Hulier. R. Kfoon, C. Wrstervell. S. Simpson. D. Lee, K. Cratzer. A. Bicufci. S. Findley, S. DeVay. BOOKSTORE The bookstore, under the capable guidance of Mr. Ognibene, is open before and after school every day. Anything from pens and pencils, to Marsliall jackets and sweatshirts are sold by the starl' of helpful girls. FIRST ROW: N. Robin- son, B. Lehman, M. Bay- butt, A, Davis, E. Lowry, B. Janowicz. SECOND ROW.' Mr. Ognibcne, K. Emma, B. Boychek, B. Purdy, A. Busch, M. Robin- son, N. Waterman, B. Ren- ner. TOKEN OFFICE The token office is where Marsliallittis buy tickets for any school activities. It also serves as the Lost and Found Department. K. Graczyk, B. Purdy, S. Stiles, C. Ferguson. 'wwf Nom .lee 88 LUNCHROOB OASHIERS FIRST ROW: E. McDon- ald, J. Stifller, S. Do-noifrio, N. Waterman, S. Peiffer. SECOND ROVV: S. Dur- ham, Kendig. M. Smith, lNI, Coe, B. DuFour, L. Hunter. FIRST ROW: R. Hafner, G. Arbar, J. lNIcCabe, Kowalski. SECOND ROW: P. Feraris, S. Schmuke, C. Elich. P, Hale, D. Kyle. NI. Phillips. THIRD ROIV: S. Dihfuro. L. Rhoden, Schultz, D. Feight, S. Bennet, P. Dupuis, L. Allisot. FOURTH ROPV: L, Cera, A. Bianchi, A. Coia, R. Reuter, R. lVIcNight, C. Pearce, D. Sanders, N. Magorka, D. Brown, YV. Mac- Kenzie, J. Rice, T. Statt. LIBRARY AIDES AUDIO-VISUAL John lNIarshall's library aides offer excellent service to the school doing such johs as mending books, working in thc textbook rooms, writing and delivering student notices for books on reserve and overdue, charging out books. magazines and pamphlets. Aides also decorate the library and arrange displays. Linder the direction of Blrs. Simpson, the Audio- Visual staff gave aid to teachers and students in the wav of movies and film strips. With their good train- ing, this group was a great asset to John Marshall this year. FIRST ROW: C. Bolton, I. Megeary, C. Bolton, B. McNight, A. l'v1cNight, D. Seely. SEC- OND ROW: J. Stevens, M. Davis, D. Towne, A. Bianchi, P. Heinrich. R. Calvin. R, Polito. THIRD ROW: J. Roguski, N. Kiagczrka. J. Rice, G. Plc-kan, YV. MacKenzie, R. lN'IcNight. R. Wfhitney, Pierce. D. Earl. YV. Smith. FOURTH ROW: R. Collier. B. Owen. J. Butera. D. Miller, C. Lane, S. Jay, M. Alling. T. Kirk, J. Towncs. D. Beelcy. J. Anthony, A. Jones. T. Beamish, B, Cirvin, NV. Anthony, T. Statt, C. Scarchfield. FIFTH ROIV: NI, Sorg, B. Noltee, H. Ko-nf-zny, R. Rapp, N. Shea. R. Casperson, C. Duncan, J. Kirk. D. Cross, J. Ross, Pierce, R. Strood. R. Greenfield, R. Rightmyer, R. Bolihy. F. Lansing, Polizzi, R. Cappelino, L. Zack. FIRST ROW: R. Sodke. L. Orrico. Mrs. Colahan. SECOND ROW: U. Klick, D. Kirkpatrick, Burns, TREASURY DEPARTMENT The Treasury Department, under the supervision of Mrs. Colahan, keeps the Hnancial records of the school. The Stu- dent Association Treasurer, Lynda Orrico, counted school funds which included book rental, bookstore profits, and money from school jewelry. A record of all receipts and expenses of the Student Association were tabulated, and periodic budgets were reported to the legislature. Saving money, an important item to many students, is carried on in John Marshall by our banking clerks. They are chosen to represent each homeroom and they work under the guidance of Mr. Coccia. The banking clerks receive and record the money from the students. 90 FIRST ROW: P. Rlirier, L. Hauek, H. Heil, Klrs. Colahfm. Nlr. Hrtle. Nirs. Rolmerts, K. NIeNaught. A. DiGra2ia. NI. Ott. SECOND ROYV: KI. Duggiris. B. Nfcngel, D. Klick. D. Stcinwachs. C. Uratzer, Eel-icrt. A. Kendig, Arm- strong, R. Chase, B. Ceska, G. Kcltz, D. York, THIRD ROW: K. lwIc'Carroll, J. Nichols, E. Lecson, B. Waterman, S. Robson, J. Gargano, R. Phillips. FOURTH ROW: G. Reinagel, C. Bovraciuo, D. Callahan, S. Rood, D. Vullo, C. Elich, D. Weidner. FIRST ROIV: KI. Crouey. S. Knrkkailien. S. Sarna. K, Koagel. S. CySlllllYIlIl. L, Cm, D. BMW, P. .xndcfsmr B. xlmmm. M. Phillips. .s'1cf.fo.x'D leout slim. S. Schrader, J. Jones, A. Davis, P. Hale. J. Erkert, D. Johnson. P. Nasva, Vanderwcel, I., Hauek. THIRD RUPVJ I.. RICLCHTI. Bl. Popplewell, l.. Jvrcrkos. P. DiGra.zia. K. Kozlowski, S. Ifincllvy. Nl. Holder, K. flrzivzyk. B. .'ASHll1Ill. H. Remier. S, Blake: C, Col:-n1mi.Y. lNIoc'riey. CI. Bl'L1llI1.l'2. Kloxsacx Alier. K. lXlliN8llQl1l. 91 Advisor Co-Editors Activities Art Sports Statistics Sales SL Distribution Q. Typists Photographer William Kneuer JOHN QUILL STAFF Mr. Wfilliam Kneuer Ruth Halley Phyllis Lepri Sandra Presicci Donna Johnson Diane Mazzeo Judy Perry Richard Huber Catherine Ferguson Matthew Guarino Patricia Nardone Julie Diehl Eileen Vanderweel Thomas Kashuba Ruth Haffey, Sandra Presicci, Phyllis Lepri 92 Dear Marshallites: The book you are now reading is made up of pictures, paper, ink, and also the blood, sweat, and tears of the staff mem- bers. Since September we have been work- ing feverishly to get the work done in time to meet our deadlines. We would like to thank Mr. Anthony Bruculere, the Ameri- can Yearbook Company representative for all the help he has given us in putting this book together. After all the hours of work that went into it, we think we were suc- cessful in making the 1964 John Quill the best yearbook Marshall has ever had. YVe hope you will agree. The John Quill Staff FIRST ROW: D, Johnson, P. Nardone. C. Ferguson. SECOND ROW D. Mazzeo. D. Andross. S GENERAL STAFF: FIRST ROI47: Diehl. NI. Guarino. KT. Popplewell, L. Meliean, N. Dimitry. SECOND ROW: NI. Aear. Jones, T. Kashuba. E. Jackson. Vorassi. Alter. 93 This year the Docket acquired a Hnew look, in more than one way. Under the direction of its new faculty sponsor, Mr. Pierce, the format had been changed, the editorial system has been revamped, and the underlying approach to school news has been somewhat modified. The new Docket is smaller, handier and more readable. Its reduced size has enabled the staff to experiment on several occa- sions with an added attraction - A a single sheet edition called the Dockette. This shorter edition is intended as a supple- ment to the regular Docket. The old system of editors for each page under the direction of an editor-in-chief has given way to an editorial committee. Under the new system a different editor directs the production of each month's paper, aided by the other editors. In addition to this a greater effort has been made to create a paper for all of the school, one which will relate student body to faculty and administration. Stories are selected on a broader base of general appeal and although several old features have vanished, the new approach seems to appeal to a majority of the student body. EDITORS: M. Robinson, B. Boychuk, J. Stillman V Getman P Nardone. THE DOCKET FIRST ROW: S. O'Sullivan. D. Donofrio, K, XI01-ahim, K, ftfffjlchnyn A. yfmwphy C Cornish. SECOND ROIIYJ C, XIorgan. D, Yullo. K. Klcxaught, S, Barnard, C, Pidqll B Boychuck. THIRD ROIV: P. Pierce. lvl. Hayhutt, S. Romashko, V. Getman, B. Jones I Benson, B. Asmuth, L. Alisat, NI, Robinson. II. Klynim. E. Lowery, R, Chase, RADIO AND TV Radio ck T.V. Production is designed to provide students with practical experience with functional operating procedures in- volved in mass communication niedia. Creative and expressive use of voice and sound effects enable the individual, throughipractical experience, to develop personality and contribute to his school. Morning P.A. announcements revolve around all school activities and informa- tive material is shared with students and faculty. Many hours of effective training and practice are enthusiastically given by stu- dents to operate the control room for radio operation and the sound system for the auditorium. A full radio program, broadcast by student for students, is transmitted into homeroonis subscribing to such a service. This is another new experience in the development of the Speech Arts Program. A classroom and curricular experience designed to use all students having a sin- cere desire for self-expression is the goal of our department. RADIO AN N OUN CERS RADIO AND TV PRODUCTIONS FIRST ROIV: R. Haifey, K. McNaught, lNI. Hottois, S. Road, Nfr. Avery, R. Zwierlein. SEC- OND ROIV: E. lwTcDonald, NI. Popplewell, R. Gienger, D. Turk, R. Genthner, J. lkiay, lX1. Bfariot. G. Stenner, R. Bopp. R. Moon. D. Turk. O. Parsons 1 .-Xverv. R. Gicngcr. RADIO ENGINEERS Ixt ROW: R. Bopp. B. Girvin RI. Acar. 2nd ROIV: B. Cullen W'. Schneider, J. Shannon, N Fisher. DRAMA The Department of Theatre Arts attempts to provide for the student body a rich, rewarding season of fine drama. Good theatre must expose itself to society in order that they are richly entertained, educated, and stimulated. The fun-fabulous comedy, Arsenic and Old Lace presented by the Senior Class started off the Hperforming year with a resounding artistic and financial success. A program of Children's Theatre, new to John lklarshall and the City of Rochester brought The Rell Shoes to several elementary schools in the area. This provided the touring company the N opportunity of not only acting but utilizing knowl- , edge acquired in the areas of sets, lighting, costume design, make-up, and technical development. M3I'Sh8lllS Theatre Year was climaxed with a production of Tiger at the Gates, an intellectual satire on the futility of war. A period piece of theatre designed to develop the very best in our FIRST ROMA' D. MAZZCKJ, KTALIS. SECOND ROW.' Sqjhgollg Studgnt talgnth Creagan, lNIr. Avery, R. Haffey, C. Stenner. THIRD ROIV: Numproug Creative assembly programs were A. Wlalsh. R. lN'Ioon, R. Huber. J. Ross, T. Kashuba, T. Counts presented allowing many members of the student body opportunities to perform both on and back stage. l DRAMA CLASS FIRST ROPV: L. Hauck. N. Cooley. S. Stiles, D. Hartt, C. Morgan, N. Coe, N. Dimitry. SECOND ROW: lylr, Avery, E. Jackson, D. Cal- lahan, V. LaBar, L. McLean, J. Alter, M. Popplewell, S. Rood, C. Vandenburg. THIRD ROVV: S. lX'IeElheny. J. Kraus. E. lNfIeDonald, F. Hegerty. S. Robson, G. Duncan, D. Grinky, R. lxloon, B. Slay, E. Quinn, T. Counts. D. Niazzeo, L. MeElligott. G. Benoit, K. lNIcNaught. STAGE CREW I FIRST ROW: D. Seely, J. Pierce, D. Noltee. SECOND ROW: T. Stalt. D. lXIiller. C. Pearce, S, Marra. TIIIRD ROW: T. Ka- shuba. R. John. C. Gaerlt. ARSENIC AND OLD LACE SENIOR PLAY Cast of Characters Abby Brewster ,.... The Rev. Dr. Harper Teddy Brewster .... Ofhcer Brophy .. OHicer Klein .... Martha Brewster . . Elaine Harper ..... Mortimer Brewster . . Mr. Gibbs ........ Mr. Hopkins .... Jonathan Brewster . Dr. Einstein ..... Officer O'Hara .... Lieutenant Rooney . . Mr. Wlitherspoon . . . Producers ......... Director ........... Ruth HaH'ey ...... James Creagan Ronald Zwierlein . . . . . James Ross .. . Frank Culotta . . . Diane Hartt . . . Diane Mazzeo . .... Richard Huber . . . . . John Kraus . . . Timothy Wlilson . . . Rodney Moon . . , . Cary Stenner . . . . . James Childs . . . Thomas Counts . ..... Alan Wlelsh ..... Class of 1964 Thomas D. Avery 97 Q' FIR.S l' IBOIIY IJ. Liallalmmi, S. St'II1lllIt'I'. P. NLl!'iIt1Il4'. S. U'S11llix'z111 IN v vw. V , Y BPIISUII, S. Iiziriinrd. S1:l.U.XD 11011: I.. XN11ll111'1'. X. IXIHCIIY, II. mlmnws, K, fXI1'Nz111gI1t. f11g11o11i. CI. fXI111'gz111. Cl111'Q111111. THIRD HHH' C C1111-1111111. NI. ISi1yI1111t. I.. 'I'-11'1'11111'1'. Cf. IY11111Is. IJ, IiIl't'I1IIl'ICI. .N Uxxvis. I-'OI' ' NIH ISUII: I.. fXI1'I.1':111. Ii. 111111111111 C. I IXII 11. I.. l.Q'I'II. II. .X11s1111. NI. P11p11l1-111-11.13.IJ1111.,1111-.t..S1-111-1111111-.l..,l1111kN1111.S.141111111-. Y-TEENS The YYVCA and YIWCA groups servo the Coiiuiiunity with dedication and CHIIILISILISIII. The Y's offer a va- riety of socially Coxistriictivc programs for high school students. Girls arc CI1COl1I'2tg6CI to join Tri-Y in which they can ,find recreation and satisfyiiig activity. Tho Hi-Y's provide thc boys with It 1J1'OQI'8IIl dvsigried to train good I'11t11rQ ritifvris. Thr 'Il-1-11 Clzuitcen sponsors CIHIICCS at tho Mziplt-wood YMCA. These dantfcs 1111- vrry popular with thc stu- dent body :md Cohtrihiltm- grvntly to thc soriul Iift- of thc srhool. l1! 11'f?I1': Ii. XIi111-13 ll. -I11111'Q. RILIY. I.. fJliI'ItItl. C. XvH.IKIl'IIIDlll'Q', IJ. I5111111I1'i11. R. Wilson. 2111, l1'HIl': I7. XI:1f11'11. S. IJ1-V1-53 F. .Im'ks1111. Lf, Dram. .iflfl RUIV: Nlr. .-Xx'c'1'y. IJ flivxigvr. IS. NUI11-1-. Ii. NI111111. IJ. IIllIJl'I', N. I7isI11'1g QI. Si1111-uric. D. .'XIlCI1'UrS. NI. II11t111is. C111-rtglzili, IJ. Xl1ll1'1'. IJ. I1 ALPHAJHLY FIRST ROW: J. Steven- son, B. Steele, A. Thrash, C. Dean. SECOND ROW: R. Bopp, WV. Pirkworth. R. Roberts, May, R. Miner. THIRD ROW: J. Polizzi, R. Huber, H. Cunningham. BETAPHJT FIRST ROW.' Jerefkos, D. Schlitzer, B. Thyne, J. Dimitry. SECOND ROW: T. Gurla, G. Parsons. F. Acito, T. Smith, NI. Hottois. K. Knox, E. Lawson. THIRD ROW: K. Curtis. R. Moon, N. Fisher, WV. Gerela, R. Genthner. R. Gienger, D. Andross. D. Turk. AI. Creagan. T. Counts. PHIKAPPA DELTA FIRST ROIVV: G. Hunter. G. Stennvr, D. Miller. SEC- OND ROW: B. Greenfield. B. Noltcc, M. Ifpson, G. Cunningham. OND ROW.' T. Mcmrristmtt, T. Erdlc D. Woods. SENIOR CHOIR FIRST RUHI: P. Strmmgcr. D, Ytmnq. fXIc'Cuy, S. Hart. V. fit-ttttzm. FOURTH ROIV: D. Str-ittwalks. L. Stiles. Ii. Yzxtmtlwxxf-Cl. S. St'l11'aclt'1'. I.. Wltltlswk. I,. Tlxcur- Rosc. I.. Ciuwgarl. KI. Collins. XI. Davis. R. Ste-vlc. YY, Sfllll. R. St'l1t'utl1.lXI. Yittvcnt. SlfCO.YD ICUIVJ Y. Fttfille, Ilocking. R. IIICIICIIS, Stevens. S. Sfarpulla. K. Pcclell, Xl. Platt. D. Rftlntwts. B. Clcska. KI, Cm-lltlrzl. Iliguski, D. II, Klymm, Nl. Pupplcwcll. FIFTH IBUIVJ T. Murr'isu11. S. Iittpp. B. Still. I,, O1'1'ic'u. T. Platt. THIRD ROW: B. Kostvr. Batug. INT. INIrvrf, T. Cutmts. A. Nluir. D. Potty, amplmt-ll. Saulv. S. Rrnlwson. N. Iimlmlittg, I.. Ausrhutz, Pcirfv, KI. Kyle, Stihacrtcl, B. Colby, K. Knzlowski: . Wlmcls, R. Rapp. T. Iirdle, B. W'att't'1t1z111, S, Miller, INI. M. Gov, B. IJllI'IOl11'. 100 OFFICERS: FIRST 1?Ol'V.' E. Van- clcrwccl, T. Counts. Imgmvski. SEC- FIRST ROIVJ L, Cupw. I.. fXIaz'i1w. Mzlrlui. Y. .-Xulu. CG, Llulutta. Mrs. S. Ilnyclvn. D ' ' ' V - - ' ' ' 9'I C'OYD ROI! C' C'l-flu xN2lClSXXO!'ll1. XX. Lpsuu. RI. Aww. Nl. Tzauclla. Mxs. ll. Xllllm. . . . . , .. .1 j K. llivlis, I.. Matteson, I.. Saucly. XV. YN'illiams, D. linrl. D. Parr. R. Frnsc'1'. L. Rr-lwvrts. S , ,. . , . L . M. W Blalxv, I.. .'xlll'Il. P, KL-ysvr. IHIRD ROI1: S, Latmy S. Baxtvr. B. Tl1u1m'. S. Stmxas. Dl'l1lSixl1, P. XYllll'iC1'. Cf. Fl'1'I'81'lS. Cl. Ruluiusrm. R. Pllillips. T. Clllgfllvlrlw. K. Xlsvrnlvitw. N mlvs D XYc'yl. B. Slgmvrlurw. I UI'RTlI ICOIV: Xl. KIZil1Cl'. R. Giluswn. K. Bla:-sl. fltlll . I.f'xvz111clowski. R. Rolmixuscm. H. Nwlmlc, C. Purnell. Cl, R3.f'IIli'l'. LI. fl4'IllllIlCI'. D. Bills. C Sc'l1:u'fl'Cr. FIFTH Hf7l1'.' l.. Mmwrv. S. DL-IBUIQ. K. .Xll6n. KI. KT3.CI.PZ1I1. xvZ1I1SlYliC'. .X Tripp. R, Rl2l1l1IlllAE. R, Cicll. KI. I.a110.D. Puguv. D. Smilll. D. Rulfius11n.K. Tlwlc FIRST ROUY D. llziywlcrl. D. liutton. B. Slikiu, CD, Dflsmlvml, FUVQIISUII. KI. Kylc. S. RTi'KPI1Yl3. C. Strrvlncl. N, Rlillllll Nllss li. lNICLaugl1liu. SIfCU.YD RUl1'.' S. Juucs. N. Dvvillnis D Kvlc NI Xfilwn C' Bolton D Bock P Blvlwr Y Stvimxavlls B Yurlwl T1111eD laowf L. xiam, L. Taggart, I-'..'I'u1:k, D. lN'all. K. lfxliug. B. czalvmlb. l,3l1af-km lJLlSl1. A. W'l1c-cler. K. limma. I.. MCLa11gl1llu. FOFRTII RUIVJ Cl. Russell. S. Svllllxrwkv. L. Sfhlltz, T. Arnold. T, Roocl. R. Hafmw. B. llclinnllmcll. XV. I'T3.1'3SYIIN'lll1li. C. Hwrctll. C, Pago, D. Rogvrs. FIFTH ROll': K. Eckcr. B. Purdy. Ci, G1'c'c'11Hclcl. Varrasi. J1Sl'pl1SUIl. P. Hartt, D. Cooley, G. Craver, D, Sabin, K. Clraczyk, ll. Cfvtswortlm, P, Oettc. Q .5, . H? 'MX Q Q? xx ' , S . lr '05 I 3 ri W . , E - Maj' W. if ,f A 'v- ',- .1 J Q ig: Ex IE X gat its X 1' Fix ' xx F gf' 4 ,PQ i ' XX 'A . K' 5 .Ax , 5 f-..L iff xy! QM N , sk :J . sg A . lf: J ,WI Ek I 5.1 1 , I 7 in in W Ki? . Y K V, -Q . Wi. .V 'T 'iff 'U N l ff as Q xx ,sl ' r' K D' . ' If T5 X X K X XNASJQVSG I wi 1 ,Mg was Ugg H 1 3 -M fm f , . 3 Q -yn .v .,. ' f -Q 4 ' V. v ' x , . ': if ,- :gk f, 5 f' 3 -X 3 ' j . 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Zwicrlein, A unninqhctm I rone Qt llixan NI Y ocke Sandy S Dikfiirty, VARSITY CLUB The Varsity Club led by president, Art Annechino, Vice president, John Spence, and secretary, Linda Barone, had a rela- tively active year, with many new mem- bers added to the roster. A popcorn machine, managed by a committee selected from the club raised money which will be used for the betterment of the physical education department, The club also added a new constitution. MAJORETTES L. Cupo, L. Palermo, V. Aah, D. Stephens, P. Alessi, A. Bovay, C. Dentino, P. Bieber. Cupo, P. VanVert, L. Collins, L. Conrad. L. Terrence. Sway Q Q57 Q 'X 2 5, S?- . My .AW we 2' .V4:r..N,gv,.-N A T,:Mm.m, 'UR4Q.2ai K K x ?i g nfl: fl. muff S xg H9-K QM 'IQ' Y lit RUIV: D. Earl. R, Gil-nger. R. Cyarniak, T. Borrclli. James, 3rd ROIV: Klr. Coccia. F. Vito. R. TJi.AIllIl.Ild2i, R. G. fiorcly. F. Capuano. 2nd ICOIV: Kfr. llerlino. D. Dihiuro, A. Annerliinoi B. Crmyleyr Zcnkel. KI. Purdy, Taurit-llu. KI. Guarino. KI. Cavallaroi B. lfarano. Tavkett. N, Shea, NI. Farrell. YY. Hinton. fi. Brant. P. Cunningham. AI. Spence, V. Ciaccia, J. Kleinhenz, T. Tracy, Mr. St. FOOTBALL The 1963 edition of the jurist football team failed in its aim for a winning sea- son, but showed everyone football at its best with real determination and effort. Led by All-Scholastic Mike Cavallaro and seniors Dick Gienger and Matt Guarino, the team, under the direction of Coach St. James, hnished the season with a 0-7-1 record. Marshall West Marshall Charlotte Marshall Madison Marshall Franklin Marshall Edison Marshall Jefferson Marshall Monroe Marshall East IIR Jf'1'Q1wS. Bfiirpliy. D. 1Ic11l1v1l1111aitc'. Stcvciii Q11 2 1 L 1 S'ffCUXlJ 13UI1'.' 111121611 cilllf. P. 1m flrassw. VARSITY SOCCER This :X't'llI'iS Varsity SOK'i'l'I' in-21111 cou- tiiiucd its wiimiug ways. c'r1111p1c-Ling 21 6-2 scasoii 11-c'o1'c1 10d by .'X11-Sc'11o1z1stic N011 1X1a1'ti11 and seniors 13011 i1'llI'1i, Paul La- grasso and Jim Jcrcckos. Thu pitC11111cr11 011c1c- again CI'l1fx1'CC1 thv scvticmzxls after an vxfiting 2-1 1J12'1j'011i vic'to1'y on-1' Jeffcrsoxi. ST ICOIV' .X. Ciitsmwtli. N. Klnrtiii. N. Tiiiiimls it D Tuik 1 1' I P , N1u1's11n11 YVL-st 1X'12l1'S112111 Cllizirlotto 1X1z11's11a11 Rust 1X'I2lI'S1lf111 Bfuclismi Nfzirsliull C11'Ul'SOIl 1X'Iz11's11:111 Edison 1NInr's11z111 1N1o11i'0c .S'wf!z'm1f1fi KIL11's11Q111 1 1,L'I111l'1l1 FIRST RIPIV: U. Turk. Kh-iiiiivziy. NI. Frzisaui. NI. Hotlois. T, Ccri1la..S'FC'O.N'D ROW: D. Dznizig. Cfrvnuziii. .-X, Nfuir. G. flordy. Ci. Hvrhc-rt. Clonvii Graf. K. Curtis. Sanciy. Stt-x'e-ns. VARSITY BASKETBAL This years varsity hoopstcrs started off on one of thcii' niost sucrcssful seasons in 21 long tinic. Lcd by All-Scholastic' cmicliciutc Ken Curtis. SPHTOI' Nfikc Hottois and juniors Klike Frasca. Art lluiz' and Bill Dzxnzig. They opcnc-ci the scason on 11 happy notc by toppling our arch rival Charlotte-. With Continous cfiort and hind play. NIM- shail Could finish in thc- first division. which Could possibly be followc-ci ncxt yczn' by E1 scftional bcrth. Y FIRST ROW: R. Bopp, P. Davis, J. lviay C Dean R L Cross W Sage D Willing C1 Hunter Keele D Cienger. R. Genthner, Ci. Parsons. Coach C erace STCOND Htblnleuaite ROlV.' R. fwIcKnight, R. lVest, fXIc'Gt1ire D Deffndorf SWIMMING The Marshall swimmers, under the direction 'of Mr. Gerace and led by such consistent winners as Chuck Dean in the breast stroke, butterfly, and individual medley, and Jim Nlay in the 50, l00, 200, and 400 yard free style events, got a good start for what they hope will be a successful season. FIRST ROPV: R. Schmitt, Stiffler, P. Enright. RI. Epson. S. Fuller, Terra, A. Bovay. SECOND ROVV: L. Fraser, E. Jackson: B. Best, lNIr. VL-gh. L. Barows, flcrula, Best, I. Magcary. Mr. Vegh, H. Cotter, K. Bloss, R. Kendig, C. Sanders, T. Watkins, D. Carmichael. This year's Gymnastics team, under the instruction of Mr. Vcgh seniors Bob Kcndig and Harvey Cotter. 112 7 looks forward to a winning season. Wbrking hard with many return- ing veterans, the squad hopes to once again take the city champion- ship and place high in thc sectional ineet. The Team is lcd by R fx 'QQ Q Ji .M EJ 2 ,gp iv 5 X ' SEQ, k ij . 'gf k A f ' ' 5 ' 5 'W' 'V L H ' ve? A J .23 Y ' 1 Q' , S 4 4 In Q. gg QT? Q ,,,..4h ff' 62 if 5 I'lR.S'7' ICUIV: Spcnve. R. l'lic'kn1ott. B. Colby. Cl. lierlvert. B. Campbell. B. Balsanio, B. anei Wlilliamson. Slff,'U.YD ICUIVJ Cl. Territo. Simeone, KI. Raysor, T. Kirk, Kir. Graf, N l'1sl X l-'lL'Y. . . Sandy. B. Krysivn. VARSITY BASEBALL The 1963 Varsity Baseball team hnished a promising season. The team was composed mostly of juniors which gives hope for a bright season next year. The team was led by All-Seholasitie Bill Kane and backed up by Bill Colby, Glen Herbert and Al Sandy. The high point of the season came when hlarshall squeezed out a 4-3 Victory over Franklin with a double by Al Sandy and a single by Butch Campbell scoring the win- ning run in the bottom of the ninth inning. Marshall Charlotte Marshall West Marshall Madison lX1arshall Jefferson Marshall Monroe Marshall Franklin Marshall East Marshall Edison IIA.. 4. FIRST ROW.' R. Polito. R. Zwerlien. F. Vito, F, Capuano, M. Greco, P. Biiner, D. Patton, J. Smith, Stevens, Malinowski, R. lN'Iincr, R. Palido. Si'fCO.YD ROIV: H. Cunningham, S. Salone, T. Counts, J. Jereckos, V. Duke, K. Bloss, B. Wlest, G. Galskoy, N. John, G. Stenner, A. TRACK TEAM The track team led by Ron Zwierlein, Dick Miner and Frank Mucha completed a 2-5 mark for the 1963 season. The team earned a well fought victory over arch-rival Charlotte 53-ll making up for last scason's defeat by M, of a point. Under the able coaching of Mr. Merlino, the 1964 squad hopes for an improved and winning SC3.SO1'1. Marshall East Marshall YVest Marshall Jefferson Marshall Charlotte Marshall Madison Marshall Monroe Marshall Franklin V 4- Drextel, F. Piccavelli. V. Ciaccia. THIRD ROW.' Mr fvlerlino. YV. Pickworth. KI. Guarino, R. Kolle, M. Palermo D. Tauriello, lNI. Kyle, J. Humenik, NI. Friega, T. Walsh R. Moon, W. Sage, R. Gienger, G. Parsons, B. Crowley, C Mitchell, M. Farrel, Mr. Palermo. Etlxsfflf 913141, 'T K GROSS COUNTRY TEAM FIRST ROW: G. Duncan, AI. Hurd, A. YVelsh. SEC OND ROW: T. Czebatul, D. Dewey. VARSITY BOWLING li gyllfiff,,fQ FIRST ROW: B. West, N. llxswff dy Qfilflf X Whyte. J. May. K. Bloss . NSHTQ ' T K frgilfflfz M. Allen, R. Miner,J. Malinowski. SECOND ROW: Schubert, R. ...Cf l' ' 'T Bounimani, P. Miner, A. Clark. K. TiIliWX.X7.DL1Ch, J. Hurd, Mr. Gstrancler. This year's Cross Country tea111 under the direction of M1'. Ostrander finished with a record of no firsts, four seconds, and no thirds. The team was led by Dick Miner, Jim Malinowski, and Jim May. The harriers look forward to an even better record next year with unclerclassnien filling in the spots vacated by this year's graduating seniors. Bowling is one of the most highly competitive of all varsity sports. Mars'hall's intramural league bowls at Terrace Gardens every Tuesday night. Out of the forty league members, only the hye highest scorers are chosen for the varsity team which bowls in interscholastic meets on Thursday nights. With this system, the varsity 111en must be able to keep 11p with the keen competition of the other league members from week to week. This makes bowling a very demancling sport in which continuous outstanding performance is a necessity. Under Coach Hill, Captain Jim Hurd led the team through a successful season this year. Jim was backed by league-leaders Tom Czebatul, Dave Dewey, George Duncan and Alan Welsh. 116 FIRST ROW.' G. Herliert, S. Guinan. V. Bottacelli. Inclcnla. SECOND ROPV: R. wailace, B. comma, R. czfissage, s. Farrcss, R. mth. T. Bcamish. THIRD ROW: Mr. Herrick, T. Gcrula, B. Wfhitley, C. Thrash, D. Salim. D. Cross. R. Dueinmel, E. Andrews. G. Cronk, B. Blonuwitz. A. Craver. The Junior Varsity football team under the leader- This year's freshman football team, coached by N112 ship of hir. Herrick completed a very successful Coceia, proved by its record to be a winning one. In season. Compiling a 4-l mark. The team led by future years these boys will add strength to our Elton Andrews, Al Craver and Gary Cronk was Varsity Squad through their practice and experience. unseored upon until the last game of the season. With the success of this group, the varsity can look forward to much needed strength for a winning season next year. f ! J 'X' mi FIRST ROIV: R. Pilarcuscia. NI. Long. S1:'CU.YD RUIV: YN'inters. XI. Levitt. Bouscenii, KI. .-Xlling, R. Dean. YY. Ricllonnell. YY. Sweeney. 'l'l1IRD ROIV: hir. Cltwrcigi. NI. YVeissinger, Bringley. KI. Delwourough. P. Farrell, D. XYurvcls. S. Jay. S. Cuuuninus. J. wfmsi. R. csmitliitx. 117 UNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALJ FIRST ROW: R. Wlallace, R. Stritzel, D. Sabo, T. Gerula. SECOND ROI47: N. Tannous, L. Jollie, G. Crunk, A. Caruso. JUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLING FIRST ROW: R. Zeck, T. Bianchi, A. Altobello, P. Cunningham, Elliot. SECOND ROW: A. Mc- Kenzie, M. Farrell, Buscemi, T. Cotsworth, A. Craver. THIRD ROW: M. Kyle, R. Dean, P. Farrell, R. Snyder, D, Woods, B, McConnell, R. Cummings. I S'T16OI1 D Xlxiswm-ll X -Xllulwllu S S4-valskx' XI Davis. .. PIR. . . .. .. ., R Xllw LI C. IJl'Cllg8.UlC1'. I., Lilly. S1fC'O.YD ROl1': R. Helms. R. Szilwin, Hifi B. 'I'liynC. Kraus, R. Bc-arli. R. INIZIFIIIIU. THIRD IIOI1: R111 Hill D lNICKnigl1t, D. Xlastin. D. Bclinc-r. R. Striizcl. YY. Bcnfli. R. YYallnc'r IN'I0ngz1l, T. Gorclnn. R. Greenfield. B. I,IIlI1l7S. FIRST ROIV: C. Herring, C. Parnell, P. Lalluca, A. Nlarciiano, SECOND RO IV: D. Earl, S. Findlay. D. Noltee, D. Verrnculcn, THIRD ROYV: A. Jones. R. Beach, NI. Lane. J. VanSyke, V. Papalco. FOURTH ROW: R. Dick- ens, C. Searchficld. XV. Dunisli. G. I-Inglis. Allen. JUNIOR VARSITY SWIMMING 'flu' IV swim lml bv Clizrrliv Hn-rring and frm- stylist limb llivlwns luis ln un one of its most SIICCCASIIIII svusoris. 'llicy arp- 21 promising tn-41111 and liopw rm lx able to pick up tlic slack on tlic varsity next year clue to graduating seniors. 119 BOYS' LEADER CORPS This was the third year for Mr. Dunn's leaders. The corps has deyeloped greatly since its initial season. The corps has had rhythm drills, marching, drill team work, fencing, and judo in addition to the regular gym-class requirements. Marshall has set an example for all schools to follow. And we hope they take the initiative to start their own Leaders' Corps. FIRST ROPV: Klanusc A. Annechino, N. Shea, N. White. SISCOND ROW: F. Pecerelli, M: Cayallaro, A. Prexal, May, McDonald, F. Vito. THIRD ROW: J. Stevens, R. Zwierlein, R. Di.'A1I121Hd3,, A. McKenzie, T. Richards, P. Davis, B, Crayer. D. Hebblethwaite. FOURTH ROW: D. Cross, R. Gienger, C. Cronk, R. Dirx, K. Curtis, D. Defen- dorf, A. Cotsworth, R. . W -M Crawley, G. Parsons. GIRLS' LEADER CORPS 1964 marked the second year for the girls' leaders' corps under the direction of Mrs. Sutherland. The girls were trained in leadership for future physical education classes. This training will not only aid gym instructors, but will also influence the girls in the future life. FIRST ROHL' A. Davis, C. Vanderlmurg, L. Rhoden. l. Xlagcary. C. fNIcElheny. Stillman, BI. Steele, S. Renella. SECOND ROW: Elaine Tirnian. -I. Plouffe, K. Richie, B. Boychuek, T. Klorrison, B. VanRonk, L. Thilmault. hi, Sloothaek, NI. Coe, Loguski. THIRD ROIV' M. Holder, C. Stoney, J. Hitzke, S. DiMuro, M. Holder, S. Blake, B. Renner, J. Saule, S DeVey, Mrs. Sutherland. 120 VOLLEYBALL FIRST ROIV: B. Nifhols. S,Fl1lll'F. C. Tranvlla. K, Fiore, KI. Sm-lv. K. Barnard. XICEll'1Crm5', SIfC0.YD ROli': P. Blclacr. Pcartrc-Q. C. Bunk. K. Emma. K. lfllis. l, Klagc-ary. L. Orricrw, B. Lcflmman. H. Xml. CIP1'l1lf1. K. Suwcy. THIRD RUl1'.' V. Catur. Srlulltz. Bvst. S. Kfmwrgall. L. Tl11'K'l5Il. B. Slanlc, C. W1-1-ds. C, Moyers: KI. Baylwult. S. Mc-lillu-ny, E. I,rmc'5'. B. BOyK'l1lll'li. l.. 'lNurram':'. B. NI4'Knigl'1t. FOI'R'l'H ROl'1f': B. llatllauay. K. Nviugslcr, KI. Rl!lWlllSlYIl. B. Pllflly. L. Cwtswurtll. Nl. Nlarlrnt. S, Blakc-, KI. Hcvlclvr. QX. Busch, R. l7c-May. Rl. Cbllirms. L. lNIc'Elliot. RI. llwlnlcr. L. Allisat, Y, German. B, lisrcs. R. Best. BADMINTON 1 FIRST ROPV: K. Adams, B. Hathaway, B. Jones. S. Fuller. SECOND ROW: NI. Holder, S. Blakv. KI, Holder. R. DelXIay. G.A.A. FIRST ROI1 '.'C. Cmxrlmc-llas. S. lXlc'Cfmy, B. Jarmflxvicv. SECOND ROIVJ l. lxl212K'f1I'f'. C. lVrmcls. L. Tnrraufv, C. Blake. THIRD ROIV: P. Vlvcrcls. B, Rcuucr. Xlrs, Arnnott, C. Stnrcy, G. Ruuksluy. 121 SPEED AND DISTANCE ' SWIMMING RECREATIONAL SWIMMING SYNGHRONIZED SWIMMING 123 H qw 7 x ,int . . x 'fs V4 .2 AH .gf-Af Q Q . Hg, 2. +2 Q4,mfQ?f 4 if elf? -'ig :Er YF Mg Q 2 15' 'M lm ' 3- ,,,-' ,,- if N-. . .' - ai., .S ' N , Q. ,lr gK.,- -.:, V I. I iw m :,, , ' .fe MK E W R 'Q ' A ff' f f A gf' W 1' o 'W K' H -1 N ,HM K 4 .vf if , 1 335.15 ij W 1, 1 N . 5. , . V, 115753 A Q. ' k wk 2 .'5 Y, Q2 Xia 1, -sw Eg M A Q ., YP is S -f22VE5EEQfvL,f' V Jil-fi:-125 Qwlsvgs ,Qf:S:31e,4:z1- .:',ni1fS55f H . ,A ia - f f fiif fi vf Lf, W , 5-, W ,i,...,. 4 ,A .. ww ' V V ' ..fr,:. rw : I Q ' r .A 5 fr L5 'F mi v? I X Q , , . X Har? .. an ,J A , Q U v auf N , , , I my . 'ff' Q 7 f 5 ' MW ,Q N ' , 1 .w Y :,::-'- F V. ' H 5 Q if 2, 11 iff T ' fa as ' 4 ' ' -awk 235 Q 5 V' 5 M X 4 va um f- 'J0 A 3 1 W' A .J ,ag V Q3 . 14241K ,M Z .ig im iffy K 'a 4 2 4 , YV u o . x A 1 .1 34, x x F-' W V f lies: L. - -5 fa . X , lwlllfyiig' ,- .Min ' '- . ,,ww,5,,m: ai? 2 fa' :2f- . Esr 513, we ...4 HONIEROONI 210 H- FIRST ROIV: D. Wvidnc-r. Jereckos, D. Schrank. FOURTH ROW: A. Newman .-Xltf-r. XI. Duqqins, M. fliurdann, J. Diehl, D. Fr-ivht. P. L. Blurray. B. Fuggctt. l II 7'H ROIV: D. XVLLYQI. F. Gun RllfTUC'l'. .S'lfCO.YD ICOIVJ A. Krndig. L. Zlllvcrt. T. dell, B. NUIICP. JX. Buddy. S. L0 Iaranfa. Burns. R Str-mutt. I.. Skinner, E. 1z1c'ksf111. THIRD ROW: K. Ennis. Traugott, YV. Gcrffla. 'lf Cfwnnts. YV. Hinton. B. Su-c-lv, KI. Crue. D01 Vvcrhiu, 130 HOMEROONI 239 1 FIRST ROVV: B. Janowicz, K. Braymcr, D. Hartt, KI. Harrington, R. Booth. SECOND ROW: AI. Ec'kci't, K. Christizmsmn, T. Tarrimno, 1. Baker. THIRD ROIV: Wlillimnsun, H. CllH1'llU2ll3.ITl, W. Pick- uorth. lNIr. Sullivan, S. Marshall, J. Sullivan, A. hlapcs, R. Bohm, E. INIcDrmalcl. FOURTH ROW: A. Thrash, P fvlargcson, T. Wilson, J. Saulc. S. Rohscm, Goungo FIFTH ROW: D. Wlwods, YV. Schnicder, R, Johnson, R Dirkx, D. Kirkpatrick. R. Rapp. N. Shea. Q , 'Q 1' +2 'SZ 31? . ,. 1 fx 'ima f kwxng vfxkit., , ' L 2 ' 'Xxx . HOMEROOM 250 1 FIRST ROW: J. Jones, P. Nardone, ROW: J. Polizzi, D. Di Lornto, L. Tufkcr, T, Erdlv, J. D P. Lcpri. SECOND ROIV: D. Johnson, C. Dean, S. Battisto, M. Guarino. FIFTH ROW: S. Di Nfuro, E. Van Prcsicci, D. D'Amanda. THIRD ROIV: S. NIc'Elhcny, dcrwecl, D. Hargathcr, A. NIacKenzic. Van Dusvn. S. Sherman, R, Haffey, R. Huber, R. Kfiner. FOURTH 133 ,L ' . I 3 ' www .dw Y sc' U 1. ,-+ f 'Jw f1dW ' 5' NW mx Q 321 yP-- we rg J J X X . ,. A , T41 zin- xi F - A S A ,4Q ,Y 4 ,Hi Q I ,-,: saw I Ex , v , X 3' J' Q ff' ' sf ff vw HOMEROOM 320 - FIRST ROW: N. Dimitry, ROW: G. Stenner, C. Foster, K. Dowling, R A. Di Grazia, K. IvICCarroll, S. O'Su11ivan, N. Johnson, P. Tantalo. D. Carxiiichael. FIFTII ROW. Rightrnire. SECOND ROWY L. Torrance, D. Keller, O. Vidas, Miss Iiitlimp, V. Pilskalns. J, Poguc H. Klyrnm, E. Shaw. THIRD ROW: D. Bosco, J. SIXTH I?OI'V.' R. Balsumo, R. Rfilmc-rts, P. Lo Zwcrlein, IW. Powdcrly, J. Simpson. FOURTH Grasso, T. D,4fXIIliJfZ1. 136 FIRST ROW: L. Waldock, P. Dutcher, M. Morf, M. Ott, L. Fangella. SECOND ROW: B, Lehmann, lNI. Chandler, Drexel, K. Kluge, B. Purdy, P. Baicr. NI. Niarriott. L1g'OSli1, P. Fraehel. THIRD ROW: J. Kaplan, K. Bloss, A. Post, B. Evarts, G. Cook, R. Schneider, J. Neumann, R. Wlest, D. Pccora. FIRST ROW: S. Fuller, T. Morrison, B. Colby, D Kowalski, Nichols, E. Quinn, Cv. Reinagel, C. Tranella, SIfC'O.'YD ROIV: P. Bfeflamnn. R. Chase. Cvrunl. YV Baker. B. Hand. G. Brandt. BI. Saule. BI. Kloran, BI Ostapchuk, C. Scialclone. THIRD ROVV: B. Bobby, A Cola, R. Courtright, B. Childs, C. Hess, J. Kery, A. Crud R. Collyer, O, Blue, C. Hill. Rugosski. FIRST ROW.' R. Schroth, Stillman, L. Hunter, M. Love, wachs. THIRD ROW.' B. Giruin, J. Goltry, Shannon P. Truns, L. Pollotta, B, Still. SECOND ROW: C. Barrow, R. DiMuro, T. Keating, D. Smith, B. Sago, T. Smith, G K. Pvdcll, B. Buddy, J. Keefer, V. Gctman, D, YVl'1itmore, Nitsch, B. Dumb, B. Nlcngel, T. Collins. S. DcVcy, C. Mvycrs. E. Lowy, lkl. Slnothaak, D. Stein- FIRST ROW: R. McNight, S. Villancourt, A. Johnson, THIRD ROW: L. LesChander, NI. Allen, Zenkel, B BT. Lane, Tyler, N. Toole, S. Wallace, SECOND ROI47: Linhos, NI. Purdy, D. Hecrkins, P. Washburn, G. Wester- B. Jones, S. Swccnvy, J. Villarcalc, M. Shaw, R. Thornton, volt, McDonald. G. Humhert, N. Waterman, S. Scalone, Wisnicwski, 138 2 l FIRST ROW: C. Mastrodonatn, C. Eighniey, L. Zwierlein, Hathaway, L. Thibault. V. Krcmblc, E. Holly, S. Robinson J, Leppla. R. Rinella. J. Bristul. V. Furille. L. Fraser, S. THIRD ROIV: H. Allisat. B. Estes. D. Saunclcrs, T. Rich Jasc-phson. SECOND ROIV: B. Linclc-11 P. YVa1srwn. G. arcls. D. Defcnclwrf. D. Danzig, R. Ryan, J. Calabria, B Benoit, A. Busch, D, Be-liner, R. D0lN1ay, R. Bout, B. Slyc, M. Haag, C. Xlcding. FIRST ROIV: S. Rinolla, D. He-ffnvr, Eggleston, L. J. Lippa, THIRD ROVV: J. Klnnusc, T. Cingellru, D Siskin, L. Schultz, L. Paymrrnt, B. Healy, L. Poliani, Scorgic-, T. C21-lmtul, Slwriclan, D. YValsl1, Nl. Ford l SECOND IFOIVJ B. Dulfour. NI. Baylnutt. RT. lNTc'Carthy. RI. Frascu, D. Dcwey, Rl. Semans. l BI. Robinson, P. Oyvr. B. Crown, K. Ritchie. K. Ellis. 139 i 'F - 5' 4 122 ,W LA, K, guy W ,ff1,,aimf'1f'+ 3 f K' ,-, ,3 My wx 1 , Q fm V efvfvvfw A IQJ4-.i3s2'm'1 51 f if 41 w K ,-,M,5, mm., 1 yviifbf 5 Hfmfh 'P 5, -, Q, , 1? sf-I' 5,-'M ,L,.J' A A FIRST ROW: -- M. Vaccaro, T. Di Giulio, D. Donofrio, THIRD ROW: 7 YV. Hocking, T. Rohnkc, Walzer, Mr. Coccia, S. Thayer, L. Thuersam, S. Pineda. SECOND M. Kyle, Pierce. H. Konieczny, L. Anschutz, C. Bertino, ROW: 7 S. Pierre, D. Farrell, S. Kellrnan, C. Srorey, T. Kauffman, B. Rightmyer, R. Faillo. W. MacKenzie, M. Collins, W. Gibson, F. Capuano. .....fw. 4. if Ali' FIRST ROW.' C. Noftz, B. Sisson, G. Abate, P. Tripp, ROW: M. Cavallaro, B. Crowley, D. Kennedy, K. Curtis, J. Renner, L. Orrieo, N. Brandt. SECOND ROW.' J. Bonnlander, Korneliusen, B. Cullen, Z. Pilskalns, A. Stevens, S. Dowd, N. lkiartin, S. Rornashko, Signorlno, Drexel. J. Rice, M. Cellura, B. VanRonk, C. Mitchell. THIRD 141 FIRST ROW: C. Dohrowski, Li. Vincent, L. Thayer, D. Timian, N. Embling, B. Houck, B. Slaclc, M. Baker. SECOND ROIV: L. Kc-rr, S. Barone, A. Bianchi, R. Dcni, R. Christic-. L. Magee, V. Clinvcia. J. Blasc-tri, P. iXIine1', P. Adams, R. Bzlrricc. THIRD ROIV: K. Wfard, 'l'rm'11cs, G. Hr-rhcrt, R. F21.rn1c'worht, R. Rmmrcy, B. Coninclly, S. llurphy, A. Coin, Gicvnta, F. Picicirilli, R. Grown. FIRST ROW: J. Swnrlv. K. Knfix. KI. CT1'wvm'y. J. Ciarfia, THIRD ROW: P. Cunningham, BI. Sheehan, D. Sabo, R. Tliaycr, McCain- Ii. Iintluym, Slff.'O.YD ROIV: D. D. Duemmcl, YV. Dunn, YV. Reynolds, S. Bush, R. Hagan, Cmminpum, Best, R. NN'ilw11. S. Stunts. Ii. Yliillliflll. T. Gcrula.. Plcnliiic, B. hfzlyvr, Schultz. B. YYiIligini. Ci. Erickssun. 142 FIRST ROPVJ f C. Iabone, D. Jones, R. Baybutt, M. K. Listinan, L. Jereckos, S. lNIcElhcny. THIRD ROIVJ - Laird, BI. Hauck, R. Vincent, D. Peters. SECOND McCarthy, R. Werner. R. Greenfield, A. Caruso, R ROW: 4 K. Koagel, G. Lanzaloco, S. Johnson, C. Kols, Stroud, E. Andrews, WV. Heller, B. Bennett, R. Parthenals gg ri A ' - ' ' , 1 4 ' f . . A 1 1 ' A ' A R 1 .Y ' - :zijn-, 1 J , , ,'s' lf. -.' L Q , A P ,f v .v. FIRST ROW: B. Billerbeck, G. Masters, Graffrath, D. C. Woods, S. Bennett, B. Austin, P.iDupuis. THIRD ROW: Arena, Rlr. Pierce, L. Nlurano, D. Morgan, Nichols, P. H. Harmon, R. Groh, G. lkiurano, B. Blonwiez, A. Schultz, Verkey. SECOND ROPV: N. Nlurray, D, Fuller, C. L. Jollie, E. Garrett, C. Galskoy, D. Brown, D. Beeley, A. Carmichael, L. DiNatale, BI. Holder, M. Holder, IXI. Collins, Altolnello. 143 FIRST ROW.' D. Bopp, E. Jackson, N. Bartaly, A. Bovcnzi, THIRD ROW: J. Foggctt, S. Guinan, T. Wagner, M C. Cravcr, H. Noe, T. Platt. SECOND ROPV: M. Farrell, Carroll, R. Colclscth J. Parish, J. Sandy, R. La Rucz R. Mitchell, BI. Buechnvr, T. Parisi, S. Engle, D. Arm- J. Keele, J. Vzmdcribosch, S. Sallomc. strung, A. Bicucci, G. Fuller, J. Kcndig, S. Sfhultz. 144 FIRST ROW: B. Templar. M. Yager, Vanclenbosch, V, Bottlcclli, C. Coleman: THIRD ROW.' R. Stritzcl, V. A. Rowdcn. S. lXlyhcrs, D. Suhr, RT. Stimus. T.. Cera: Duch, Bl. Darraugh. D. Criflin. N. Johns. J. Rundell, C. SECOND ROW: P. Digrazin. D. Flood, D. Soely. L. Gaedt, J. Stassvn. J. Stasscn. S. Farress. T. Beamish. Hcmflcn, T. Statt, lVagnvr. Swarticllbert, K. Bl0ss. FIRST ROIV: Dimltry, T. Taylor. C. llaida. M. Davis, R. Rifhcns. P. Hale, L. Rose, M. Steele. THIRD ROPV. lW. Stiefcl. lNl. Dcmufriu, L. llarringtfm. SECOND ROW: H. Dvsmfmd, J. Simpson, R. VVeblJ, G. Thrash, S. Reynolds S. Pillll-CIAUIIU. C. lTfll'fl.SYIHK'lllll'li. H4-ustler. R. TValtQrS. Tnclwtt, C. lime. D. lNIillcr, C. Burrit. 145 FIRST ROVV: M. Cauvrf-au, N. Coe, S. Buckert, M. Ennis, E. Cuay. THIRD ROW.' T. Kirk, N. Tannous, Vivani D. Palmer, C. Jones, Bl. Crosby. SECOND ROIV: S. Oller. R. Ciareia. R. Helmer, T. Kashuba, R. Lansing, D B. Conversi, D. Roberts. lnclerva. B. Renner, L. Leeson, O'Conner. L. Zak. A. Craver. R. Kramer. J. Nichols, K. Best, A. Davis, C. Richardson, D. Sweeney, FIRST ROW: L. Roscoe, M. Foggett, C. Horeth, Miss Oberleitner, L. Mason, Cupo, K Lewis. SECOND ROPV: B. Riggs, F. Clafley. C. Cossage, K. Powers, R. Lane, L. Hernandez D. Semens, C. Sanders, B. Klorabito, D. Polizzi. THIRD ROW: B. lN1cGahen. B. Evans, R Palmer, M. Deburro, B. Snyder, R. Cummings, B. Sanguedolce, L. Vaillancourt, Kraus K. Ewing, E. Marzano. l 146 FIRST ROPVS R. Bnylnuft. S. Nfc'Cm', D. Boch. B. Kcmisii, Y. Turn, I.. D1l1'kC'. C. Dvmirwiini. X. Buimy. SECOND ROI1' -- B. YYlii1n-. P. .Bil'iUC'l'. C. TjL'ci1'2lII14'l'. P, Brink. Burke. D. Button, TIIIRD 130117 - D. Townv, F. Pirrrww R. Dean. B. Frcdc-rirk. M. Alliug. A. Dunn. KI. Ihrig, K Crayczyk, D. Reese-r, B. Purdy, S. Bccr. R. Aab, RT, Furcl. B. Pulill. C. Bfwllzm. S. Fillsiriorv, KT. FIRST RUIV: RI. Kfiilvhziy. I.. Pniwrmw. B. Susskin. A. K. Kfanlvy. THIRD ROIV: F. Turk. T. Smith. T.. Banslmavh Dnxvy. Schultz. Fvrgllwri. C. Krxnish. P. 1NInr2ImlI. T. Cozrm. K. Atkins. V. Snyder. KI. TOOIC. L. Schlitz SECOND ROI'V.' I.. Smith. C. Rum-li. S. Swvatsky. D. Dickens, Tuttlv. D. Nfilsratcll. RlWQC1'S. B. TJLIFUIIY. P. Surg. Skimivip Prwttf-11 D. YVJH. 147 FIRST ROW: S. Herman, R. King, D. Quackcrncush, THIRD ROW: F. Bunno, YV. Makowiecki, H. Thrash T. lrlivkc-y. I.. l.crwy. R. Martino, C. Slroeluel. SECOND D. Mastin, T. Hiunorc, D. YVoocls, Bringlcy, R. Sabin ICOll : I.. King, l., YVilCfux, R. Taggart, Viillght, YVintCrs. D. Mnncling, D. Nnglik, C. McZachcvn, R. Signorino. FIRST ROW: J, Kramer, D. Dil.alla, K. Fiore, Kowalski, Cundell, L. Zugnoni, P. Barnard, THIRD ROW: D. Lute, I'l21l1YC'I'. P. llcinrifll, D. Earl, Frvarson, SECOND Jrmscpllscin, E. Sliillwint. S. Jay, D. Cnnlcy, R. Evcns, l.'0I1': F. fifllglllilll, K. Barnard, P. Birgc, P. Ferraris, K. E. Sicbcrt, L. Schwcnzf-r, R. Cappcllinn, T. Crowley. lwkvr. fl. Grccnnvlcl. J. Farrell. K. Story, D. Ackcr, D. 148 FIRST ROWY B. Nichols, S. Parent, P. Alessi, Peartree, L. Turcott, D. Lahlanna, KI, Long. RON' THREE: R B. lNIcKnigl'xt, S. Sclmioke, K. Brone, P. Joyce, P. Vanlicrt. lXIannhardt. D. Johnsrwn, S. Allen. L. Johnson. D. LZIRIZIIINII SECOND ROW: D. Patton, S. lNIattl1ews, Eighmey, G. Augustine, Sanders, K. Hodkinson. S. XVZillif'1'. S S. Morreolc, L. Rcuter, Batog, A. Christie, R. Meyers, McCormick, Clark. FIRST ROW: Nlr. Allen. E. Yockcl. N. Stienwafhs, P. Cowin, S. Blarkley, THIRD ROIV: R. lVolf. D. A, McKnight, NI. Kyle, M. Wilson, R. VanNO5uhand, Sclimnck, R. Naumann. J. Vfwrrasi, G. Cravcr. Pliilipsfm. SECOND ROW: D. Kylv, I, Klagvary. V. Calm, L, Ciarcia, D, Vouglit, C. Scarrhficlcl. A, Dickens, J. Pierce, YV. A, XVl lCClC1'. LLlC'lil1lI1'Sl.. S. lN'clsl1. Griflin, T. King, Clnnielcfki. C. V'illlZ1IIlS. 149 E . 'l .vm 1 gi af' Q . fmt, , .. My x 'I :H--. T ' 'Z 93 12 3 L1 4 7 Y 1 it .I :ig . ' ,. ' fp H' 'Q 'S wiffiw ' 2 f J' QE? ig A , H' Q If If af f H W . f ' A ,Ny ' ., f 9 if ' ' D V-2: J i. ai Ei? 4 .,.,, ,VM R 3 2 if an Vx' ec +rnVf ik 5 5? fa? ff? ss iw ig? yi if Q ,, Y, 4 Wsa 2? igmaai .,..,3q: J' FIRST ROW: L. Bohm, K. Alling, K. Toole, K. Allen, THIRD ROW: G. Alva, L. Roberts, S. Thygesen, K C. Romano, J. Barrows, YV. Allen, D. Anthony. SECOND Barnard, G. Belief-, R. Pearce, D. Pogue, G. Baird, D ROW: D. Redden, D. DuPuis, L. Rogers, H. Brunner, Rovinson, H. Fallaee, C. Raymer. L. Allen, L. Bieucci, K. Beachner, V. Aab, L. Coltry. FIRST ROW.' L. Marino, G. Quackenbush, Mr. Kneuer, K. ClofTey, N. Weyl, A. Massey, THIRD ROW: K. Zinone, B. VandenBoseh, D. Wadsworth, M. Upson, Weissinger, K.' Heintz, G. Spencer, K. Flannigan, A. Tripp, S. Boyer, P. Jullian, SECOND ROW: B. Palozzi, B. A. Clayson, E. Leonard, F. Lute, D. Costa, R. Gallup, Signorino, K. Hicks, E. Mageary, L. Moore, D. Schwieger, L. Whiting. 152 FIRST ROW: P. Roocl, Brcwrkway. Bliss Kawlia. D. R. Szinuw. THIRD RUIV: C. Espcnlnnb. ll. Pctcrsfm Cacriaglia, S. Bishup, G. Culotta, SECOND ROW: R. R. Rnlminsnn, K. Birnic. J. Clvary. R. RlHllIII1ll'C. CT Ritchie, S. Blake, R. Cravcr, F. Robinsnn. G. Cjlltllflllll. SclmclTc-r, D. Bills, K. Blacsi. P. Carnpluf-ll, J. Cnninbs, S. Catnr. L. Sandy. S. Baxter. FIRST ROIV: llaucli. ll. Lrmg. S, Johns. D. Lasapo- P. Kvysvr. THIRD RUIV: A. Nlarcianm. YVz1llnc'r. S nam, B. Tlmrnv, NI. Tranclla, D. Valenti, D, lN'l1itc, Livcrnnmrc, C. llnghvs. K, Laing. NI. lXIaf'l.ean, Nlalmr SECOND ROVV: F. Vignvri. S. YVagnvr, YV. lvliclxales, R. Nlaivr, HL-flner, Cl. Herring, R. Tvnnity. D. Hemrnor, D. llnfly, L. lmsliamlvr. P, Vlalkcr. E. Jones, 153 ST HOI17-' I.. Clupu, D. Earl. YV. DfxlllSC'h. CTNIPINIIIL THIRD ROIV: Cf. CflI7t'!HIlCl. K. Curran. F. Dvsrmmd, P S Simpwn. P. I,1'Blll'I'fL I.. Dilmlln. SIfCf7.YD IFOIV: TIlI'I?l'X'. D. Dykim. NI. Simpson. S. Fishvr. Durnivirv. V! S Smmclx-H. X. Cfullivlt Cf. cw4'I7l'ILN1Ii. S. Difkvm. S. Shull. Dffnivll. R. RL'11tm'r. Kw11clw1'f. C. EVANS. U Sham. CI. Cutie-1'. B. Shilzmski. R. Uvfffmiuvk, CI. Fc'1W1':u'is. ST ICUU .' K. NTZIIIIPY. NT. Fisk, YV. Fullvr. D. Ste-fT1-11. R, flilwsrwn, T. Cllglic-lnw. THIRD RUTV: Thcsmns. pall. K. Fusilli. .S'l:'C'O.YD ICUIIT R. Silvflr. S. Stimm. F. Dvlfapua. S. FimU:xy. R. GPH. R. Fustcr. VanSlykv. C f1t'I1Il1I1K'IQ Cf, fimmiak. D. SIIUIR, S. Dx-Imlc-. C. Nlitvlxvll. N, fQI'I'Ll1'di. .-X. fluff. D. xY1'l'IIlL'llli'I1. Y 154 FIRST I?OH : I.. Rfaicln. YV. YVilliams. K. Nvummm. R. Parr. D. NfcXK11iQht. U. Nfitfhvll S'IfC'O.YD ICOIVJ I.. NIZUKPSOH. I.. Purdy. K. xIi'K'Hlf YlY, K. YYi1c'rwx, NI. Kfnhm' P. Wfcmods. C. YVPICI1. K. Nfrwabitnw. Nlrflrain. T.. YVal1ar'v. THIRD IFOIV: F. MiI1m1.R. Phillips. F. Nwlulz-. fWwr'rc'nlr' XT. Kfllfllil, A. Ixusvl. E. Kfwlwm-. D. fNw1tr'r'. C. Paruvll. R Zieglvr. FIIFYT IIOIV' P LZlHlll'i'I C Ffmtwilw L Brwvrwi I IIIIHITIPT' F. OIIHIXPPHIUIISII YV. Conti D. Nfifhm,-ls. .YFCOND IIPJIV: P. NIillf'I'. XI. Bzxrlmflt-wi D. cfililllflf. CI-Xllist, P. ,'Xl'X'f'SPlNP1'SUD. QI. Unqzm. C. He-rmaun. A. Blavklc-y. THIRD IFOIV: K. St:-ixmnckx A. Infaltimv. 1, Kvwualsk. B. flilyscm. V. Papal:-ru, S. YV1md. A. lfvdilm. P. YV1'igInt. FOIYYTII ICON: R. Digiulin. D. Minchclla, I. Vidas. 155 III nmvr. SECOND ROPV: L. IA'i'IlflIldC1', B. FUXX'lK'I'. K. P41sf1cl11i, Hoyt. B. Kane, D. SUI111 11111. B. Bfvzlhnrl. Cf. C1111c'l111lr1H. Cf. ,-X111'f111S1-, H. XIc'fQr1ry. TIIIIFD ROI1 : R. Clark. YV. Kyli- R ffuifu. D. fllllll. XI. TIWIIIHQQAH. P. Fa1'11Sxsr11'tl1. I . C1ar1f1'n111'iS11f1. C. Rrwkslmy. D, HZ1llC'l'i. K IIIIII. fi. Fargo. 156 CST ROIV: K. Thaycr. Vvuucr. K. Ilzxyvs. cfiI'1i'f'i11. F. I.21R1111c'a. K. Down. K Activities ...... Administrators . . . Alpha Hi-Y .... Audio-Visual . . . Banking Clerks . . . INDEX .. 78 Marshall Singers ....... . 7 Mathematics Department . . . . . 99 National Honor Society . . . . . . . 89 National Thespian Society . . . .. 90 Ninth Grade Choir ....... . Beta Hi-Y ..... . . 99 Orchestra .............. . Bookstore ................ . . 88 Phi Kappa Delta Hi-Y ..... . Business Education .......... . . 9 Physical Education Department Commercial Honor Society . . . . . 85 Popularity Poll ........ . . . . . Counselors .......,........ 8 Principal .......... Custodial Staff .. Dedication ..... Docket Editors .. Docket Stafi' ...... Drama ............. . . .. 20 Radio Announcers 2 Radio Engineers ............ .. 94- Radio SL T.V. Production . . . . . . 94 Rochester Association for the U Eighth Grade Choir . . . . . 101 School 10 English Department . . . . . School Executive Council . . . . . 80 School Faculty Candids ...... . . 21 Seniors Fine Arts Department . . . . . 16 Senior Fire Door Corps ...... . . 86 Senior 96 Scholarship Commission ..... Specialists ........ YVork ............. l'Vork Homerooms .... Band ....... . .. Choir ........ Class Officers .. Legislature . . . Play ........ Statistics .,... Corps ..,...... Sub-Frosh Legislature .... Science Department Social Studies ......... Foreign Language . . . . . 15 Senior Foreword ........ . . 3 Senior Frosh Football . . . .... 117 Senior Frosh Legislature ............ . . 82 Senior Future Teachers of America .... .. 87 Service Girls' Athletic Association .... .... Girls, Badminton ........, .... Girls' Bowling . . . Girls' Soccer ,.... Girls' Swimming .. Girls' Volleyball Gymnastics ....... Home Economics ......... . . Hom CI'OOf1'1S ............... .... Industrial Arts Departments . . . . . John John John Quill Co-Editors ...... . . Quill Editors ...,... Quill General Staff . . . . . Junior Band .......... Junior Legislature . . . Sophomore Legislature . .. Stage Crew .......... . Standard Bearers ........... Students Association Officers . Student Aides ............ Student Secretaries . . . Teen-Age Diplomat .... Teen Canteen ...... Token Ofhce . . Track ........ . . . TraHic Squad ........... Treasury Department .,.. Junior Red Cross . . . -I.V. Baseball ...,.. J.V. Basketball . .. J.V. Cheerleaders . . . J.V. Football ..... J.V. Soccer ...... J.V. Swimming .... Leaders, Corps .. Library Aides ..... Lunch Room Staff . . Lunch Room Cashiers Majorettes ......... . .... 87 Varsity . . . . 118 Varsity . . . . 118 Varsity . .... 105 Varsity . . . . 117 Varsity . . . . 119 Varsity Baseball ....... Basketball .... Bowling ..... Cheerleaders . . . Club ......... Cross Country .... . . . . 119 Varsity Football . . . . . . . . . . . 120 Varsity Soccer . . . . . . . . 89 Varsity Swimming . . . YVrestling . . . . . . . . 20 Varsity .. 88 Y-Teens .... . .... 104 nited Nations DIRECTORY ACAR, MUSTAFA Teen-age diplomat 4. Varsity soccer 4, John Quill 4, Beta Hi-Y 4. Traftic Squad 4. ACITO, FRANKLIN Honor Roll l.2.3,4. Senior Band 1.2,3.4, National Honor Society 3,4. Beta Hi-Y 1,2,3,4, Major Letter Scholar- ship 1, lNIajor Letter Activities 3, Traffic Squad Captain 4, Commissioner of Elections 3, Co-chairman Student Day 3, Scholarship Commission 4. ALTER. JEANNE 7th and 8th Grade Mixer 1. Fall Frolic 1,2, Grid Iron Mist 3. Senior Banquet 3. Senior Play 3, Junior Prom 2.3, Junior and Senior Basketball Game 3, Student Sec- retary 3, Marshall Day 2. ANDERSON, CARL ANDIA. LINDA Fine Arts Festival 3. ANDROSS. DAVID Honor Roll 1,2.3,4. Minor Letter Scholarship 1, Major Letter Scholarship 2, National Honor Society 3,4, Traf- fic Squad 3,4, Swim Team l,2.3, Minor Letter Athletics 2. Nlajor Letter Athletics 3, Minor Letter Activities 3, School Award 3. ARNISTRONG, JANE Student Secretary 3,4, Rating Clerk 2,3, Badminton 1. AYERS, DAVID Swimming 2. Golf 2,3,4, Intramural Basketball 3,4. BAGEN, HERBERT BAKER. JOYCE Banking Clerk 2.3, Marshall day 2, Judo l,2. BALSAMO, RICHARD BARNARD. SUZZETTE Marshall Day 2. Graduation 3, Future Nurses 2,3. BARTLEY, BRIAN Honor Roll l, Swim Team 2.3.4. V. Soccer 3, Chemis- try Club. Beta Hi-Y, Marshall Day 2, Rating Clerk 2,3. BATES. DELBERT BAYNE. SHARON Student Secretary 3.4, Commercial Honor Society 3,4, Honor Roll 2,3, Honorable Mention 2.3, Co-op 4, Stu- dent Day 3. BENOIT. GERARD Fire Door Squad 1, Fine Arts Festival 2, Varsity Foot- ball Manager fl. BENSON. NANCY Banking Clerk 2.3. Y-Teens President 4. Junior Prom Queen Alternate 3. Student Day 3. Nlarshall Day 2. Executive Council 4. Honor Roll 4. Honorable lN4ention 3,4, Commercial Honor Society 3.4, Noma Spelling Award 3. BEST, JAMES Library Aide 1.2, Table Tennis 1, Student Day 3. BEST, ROBERTA Gymnastics 1,2,3,4, Varsity Club 3,4, Volleyball 1,4, Water Ballet 1. Track 3.4. Tennis 3,4, Swimming 1, Junior Prom 2, Grid Iron Mist 3. BLAKE, CAROL Student Aide 1.2.3, Student Secretary 4. Senior Play 3,4. Honorable Mention 1.2.3.4, Senior Choir Officer 4, S.A. ,Assembly 4, Highland Bowl 3, Spring Concert 1,2, 3.4. Christmas .Assembly 2,3,4. BOCCACINO. COLLEEN Homeroom Representative 2.3,4. Junior Prom 3. Gradu- ation 3. lN4arshall Day 2, Honorable lX4ention l.3,4, Fall Frolic 1. lw4agazine Sales 4, Badminton 1, Student Day Teacher 1.3. BODDY. ARTHUR Wrestling 1.2.3.4. Intramural Football. BODDY. BARBARA Badminton 1,2, Volleyball 2, Basketball 1, Attendance Card Collector 1,2, Judo 3. BOHM. RONALD Track 1. Swimming 1,2. BONNLANDER, JAMES BOOTH. ROSE MARIE 3OPP, RICHARD Alpha Hi-Y 3,4, J.V. Soccer 2, Track 2, Varsity Swim Team 3.4. Radio Engineer 3.4. Marshall Day 2, Senior Banquet 3, Minor Letter Scholarship 2. Chemistry Club 3,4. Student Day 3, Fine Arts Festival 3, Senior Life Saving 3. BORRELLI, THOMAS Football 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2,4. Wrestling 2.3,4, Home- room Representative 4. Marshall Day 2, Student Teacher 3. Grid Iron Mist 3, Major Letter Athletics 3. BOSCO. DIANE BRAYMER. KATHLEEN Rating Clerk 2,3. Fine Arts Festival 3, Stoles for Na- tional Honor Society 2. BROWNLIE. GAVIN Homeroom Representative 2,3, Varsity Wrestling 2,3, Football 2. Noma Test Award 3, Honor Roll 2,3. BURKE, MICHAEL Banking Clerk 2,3. BURNS, JOSEPH Track 3, Marshall Day 2. BURRITT, SHARON Honor Roll 3, Honorable Mention 1,2,3, Student Secre- tary 3, Marshall Day 2, Docket 1,2,3, John Quill 3, Homeroom Representative 4, Co-op 4, Commercial Honor Society 4. CALKINS, ROBERT CALLAHAN, DOLORES Homeroom Representative Alternate 1, Marshall Day 2, Student Day 3, Senior Tea 3, Autumn Haze 2, Grid Iron Mist 3, Y-Teens 4. CARMICHIEL, DANIEL Chemistry Club 3, Band 2,3. CARROLL, MARIANNE Y-Teens 1,2, Baseball 2,4, Volleyball 4. CARSON, LYNN Junior Choir 1,2, Senior Choir 3,4. CASPERSON, RALPH J.V. Soccer 1,2, Audio Visual 1,2,3,4, S.A. Co-chairman 4, Swim Team 1,2, Gymnastics 2, Student Day 3, Autumn Haze 1, English Book Room 1, Minor Letter Activities. CHILDS, JAMES J.V. Soccer 1,2, Varsity Soccer 3, Banking Clerk 1,2, Marshall Day 2, Junior Prom 3, Grid Iron Mist 3, Varsity Club 3,4, Pep Club 3, Sno-ball 2,3, Harvest Moon 3. CHRISTIANSEN, KURT Chemistry Club 3. CHRISTOFF. LEE COE, MARCIA Bowling l, Fall Dance 1,2, Sno-hall 1,2, Swimming 1,2, Ticket Office 2, Cafeteria 4, .Athletic Banquet 2, Junior Prom l,2. COLLINS, MICHAEL COMPTON, GARY Senior Band 2,3,4, Honorable Mention 2, J.V. Basket- ball 3, Senior Play 3,4, Student Day 3. CORDY. GARY Baseball 1, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Football 3,4, Student Day 3, Major Letter Athletics. COTTER, HARVEY Debate Club 1, Cross Country 1,2, Honor Roll 1,4, Hon- orable Mention 2,3, Gymnastics 3,4, Soccer 3,4, Track 4, Marshall Day 2, Grid Iron Mist 3, Major Letter Scholar- ship. COUNTS, TIIOMAS Homeroom Representative l,2,3, Football l,2,3, Wrestling 2,3,4, Track 2,3,4, Senior Choir 2,3.4, Sno-ball 2,3, Inter- High Choir 2,3,4, Senior Play 4, Major Letter Athletics, Nlinor Letter Activities. CREAGEN, JAMES Football 1, Soccer 2,3, Basketball 2,3, Homeroom Repre- sentative 2, Docket 2,3, Beta Hi-Y 2,4, Marshall Day 2, Major Letter Athletics, Minor Letter Activities. CROSS, CHERYL CROWLEY, CAROL Student Secretary 3,4. CUNNINGHAM, GLENN Marshall Day 2, Track l,2. CUNNINGHAM, HUGH Apha Hi-Y, Track 3,4, Homeroom Basketball 3,4. CULOTTA, FRANCIS Senior Play 4, J.V. Soccer 1, Fine Arts Festival 3, High- land Bowl 2, Thanksgiving Assembly 4, Honorable Men- 158 tion 3, Leaders Corps 3. DALESSANDRO, NANCY Homeroom Representative 3. .Alternate Homeroom Rcp- resentative 4, Golf 2, Basketball 2, Graduation 3, John Quill 4, Scholastic Art Award 2,3,4, Bowling 2, Sadie Hawkins Dance 1. D'AMBRA, THOMAS D'AURIA. RICHARD DAVIS, PHILLIP Major Letter Scholarship 2, Major Letter Athletics 2, Major Letter Activities 4, School Award 3, Traffic Squad 3.4, National Honor Society 3,4, President of District 12 N.Y.S.A.S.C. 4. Varsity Track I,2, Varsity Swim Team l.2.3,4, Chairman Sno-ball 3. DEAN, CHARLES Varsity Swim Team 1.2.3,4, Varsity Club 3.4. Honorable Mention 1.3, Alpha Hi-Y 3,4, Teen-age Diplomat Host 3. Water Safety Aide 2. Teen Canteen 4, Graduation 3, Sno-ball 3. Service Corps 3,4. DELILLO, JOE J.V. Soccer 2, J.V. Baseball 2,3, Varsity Baseball 4, Mar- shall Day 3. DEL VECCHIO, CAROL Nurses Aide 3, Junior Choir l,2. DEL VECCHIO, JON Honorable Mention 3. DICKINSON, SANDRA Swim Meet 1. Gymnastics 2, Cheerleading Clinic 1, J.V. Cheerleader 2, Senior Choir 2,3, Junior Choir 1. Student Secretary 3, Banking Clerk 2,4, Leaders Club 1, Co-op 4. DIEHL, JULIE Senior Class Treasurer 4, Marshall Day 2, Junior Prom 3, .Alternate Homeroom Representative 1. Homeroom Representative 3, Junior-Senior Basketball 3.4, Fall Frolic 2, Grid Iron Mist 3, Graduation 3, Minor Letter Scholar- ship 2. Major Letter Scholarship 3. DI GRAZIA, ANNA MARIE Rating Clerk 1.2. John Quill 4, Student Secretary 1,2,3,4. DILORETO, DANIEL Varsity Football 2, Honor Roll 1,2, Honorable Mention 1,2,3, Sno-ball 3, Rating Clerk 1, Service Corps 3,4, Major Letter Scholarship 2, Freshman Basketball I. DIMITRY. NANCY Junior Choir 1. S.A. Assembly 2. Autumn Haze 2. Stu- dent Day 3, Library Aide 3, Grid Iron Mist 3, Junior Prom 3, Junior Prom Queen Alternate 3, Senior Ban- quet 3, Graduation 3. DI MURO. SANDRA Varsity Cheerleader 3,4, Varsity Club 3,4, Leaders Corps 3,4, Service Corps 3.4, Gymnastics 1,2.3, Minor Letter Scholarship 3, Major Letter Athletics 3, Minor Letter Ac- tivities 3, Swimming l,2,3,4, Banking Clerk 1,2,3,4. DIRKX, RONALD S.A. Assembly 1, Intramural Softball 1, Intramural Bas- ketball 1.2, Varsity Track 3,4, Docket 3,4, Leaders Corps 3.4, Art Festival 2.3. DONOFRIO, SALLY Cafeteria 3,4, Student Secretary 3,4. DOWLING, KEVIN DIQGGINS. MARGIE Student Secretary 3,4, DUNCAN, GEORGE Chemistry Club 4, Audio-Visual I,2,3,4, Bowling 4, Stu- dent Day 3. DURHAM, SHIRLENE Cafeteria 1.2.3.4-. ECKERT. JOYCE S.A. Treasurer 3, S.A. Secretary 4, J.V. Cheerleader 3, Varsity Cheerleader 4. 10th Grade President 2, Commer- cial Honor Society 3,4, Junior Prom 3, Minor Letter Scholarship 3, Major Letter Activities 3, Graduation 3. ELICH, CHERYL Leaders Corps 3, Banking Clerk 1,2,4, Library Aide 3,4, Office Aide 4. Tennis 2,3. Basketball 3, Bowling 2,3. ENNIS. KATHLEENE Marshall Day 2, Autumn Haze ERDLE, THOMAS Wrestling 3.4, Honorable Mention 3, Service Corps 4, Banking Clerk 3. FARNSWORTH, PAMELA Banking Clerk 1. FEICHT, DONNA Library Aide l,2,3,4, Junior Choir I. FEOR, SHARON Marshall Day 2, Rating Clerk 2. Autumn Haze 1, Y-Teens 4. FENLON, KATHLEEN Honorable Mention 3, Horne-room Representative 3, Stu- dent Secretary 4. FERGUSON, CATHERINE FERTITTA, ROSE I Minor Letter Scholarship. Honorable Mention 1.2.3. Scu- ior Tea 3, Co-op -1-, Graduation 3, Nfarshall Day 2, Coni- niercial Honor Society -1. FISHER, NEIL Soccer 2,3,-I, Baseball 1,2.3,-1, Marshall Day 2, Senior Re- ception 3 ,Beta Hi-Y 2.3.-1. Radio Engineer 3,-1, Docket li, Varsity Club 3,4, Student Day 3. FISK, DOUGLAS FLANAGAN, MOLLIE Bowling 1, Judo 3, Basketball 3. Baseball 3, Senior Choir 2,3,4, Student Secretary 3,-1, Marshall Day 2, Pep Club 3. FOGGETT, BARBARA Student Secretary 2. FOSTER. GEORGE Honorable Mention 3,-1-. Chemistry Club 3,4, Marshall Day 2. FOWLER, SYLVIA Swimming 1, Badminton 1, Basketball 3, Junior Prom 3, Senior Ball 3, Open House 2, Junior Choir 1, Senior Choir 2,3. FREIDA, FRANK GARGANO, JOYANNE Commercial Honor Society 3,4, Docket 3,4, Badminton 1, Bowling I, Minor Letter Scholarship, Student Secre- tary 3,4, Y-Teens, Senior Choir 2,3, Marshall Day 2. GEIL, HOPE Swimming 1,2, Student Secretary 3,4, Bowling 2, Vol- leyball 2, Honorable Mention 3. GENTHNER, ROBERT Honorable Mention l,2,3.4, Trafiic Squad 3,4, Marshall Singers 3.4, Beta Hi-Y 2.3,4, Varsity Club 2,3,4, J.V. Soccer 1,2, Varsity Soccer 3,4, Varsity Swimming I,2,3,-1, Major Letter Athletics 3, Inter-High Choir 2,3,4. GERELA, WLADIMIR Chess Club 3.4, Volleyball 3, Student Day 3. GIENGER, RICHARD Football 1,2,3,4, Varsity Swimming l,2,3,4, Senior Class President 4, Harvard Book Award 3, School Pin 2, Var- sity Club President 3, National Honor Society 3,4, iVIar- shall Singers 2,3,4, Traffic Squad 3,4, Leaders Corps 4. GIORDANO, MARGIE Marshall Day 2, Junior Prom 3, Senior Choir I,2,3. GOLDSETH, JAMES Soccer 3, Honorable Mention 1,2, Fine Arts Festival 3. GOUNGO, JOSEPH GRATZER. CABOLVN Office Aid 4, Junior Choir 1,2. CREENFIELD, DONNA Honorable Mention 2,3, Marshall Singers 2,3,4, Inter- High Choir 2,3,4, Co-Chairman of Publicity for S.A. Campaign 4, Reporter for Docket 1,2,3, Minor Letter Activities 3, Girls' Softball 3, Y-Teens, Junior Prom Com- mittee 3, Fencing 3. GRITTER, LOUIS Band 1,2,3,4, Inter-High Choir 2,3,4, Student Teacher 3, Inter Junior Choir 1. GIQARINO, MATTHEW Varsity Football 1,2,3,4, Varsity Wrestling 2,3,4, Varsity Track 1,3,4, Service Corp 3,4, S.A. Campaign 3, Year- book Committee 4, Grid Iron Mist 3,4, 8th Grade Foot- ball, 8th Wrestling, Major Letter 3. GUNDELL, FRED Alpha Hi-Y 2,3, J.V. Soccer 2,3, H.R. Rating Clerk 1, Cross Country 1. HAFFEY, RUTH Senior Play 4, John Quill Co-editor 4, Marshall Singers 2,3,4, Fine Arts Commissioner 3,4, National Honor So- ciety 3,4, Inter-High Choir 3,4, Major Letter Scholarship 3, Major Letter Activities 3, Service Corps 3,4, Home- room Manager 4. HAGREEN, RICK Band 1,2,3,4. HARGATHER, DOUGLAS Football 1,2,3, Track l,2, Service Corps 3,4, Varsity Club 3, Varsity Wrestling 2. HARRINGTON, MICHELE Bowling I. HART, MARY Badminton 2, Jr. Prom 1, Fine Arts Festival 3, Inter- Jr. Choir 1,2, Inter-High Choir 4, Senior Choir 2,3. HARTT, DIANE Banking Clerk 1,2,3,4, Inter-High Choir 2,3,4, Marshall Singers 2,3,4, Senior Play 4, Sadie Hawkins Dance 1, Tri.-Y I, Fine Arts Festival 2,3,4, Fencing 3, Graduation 3, Badminton 2. HAUCK, LYNN J.V. Cheerleader 2, Varsity Cheerleader 3,4, Secretary of Senior Class 4, Student Secretary 4, Co-Chairman Junior Prom 3 QQueenj, Leaders Corps 3, H.R. Banking 1,2, Student Day 3. HEGARTY, FRANCES Jr. Choir 1,2, Sr. Choir 3, Honorable Memtion 1,2,3, Open House 1, Snow Ball 1, Autumn Haze 1. HERBERT, GARY Varsity Football 1,2,3, J.V. Basketball 1, Varsity Basket- ball 2,3,4, Varsity Baseball 1,2,3,4, Varsity Club 3,4, Vice President of S.A., Student Day. HINTON, WENDELL Varsity Club 3,4, Football 2,3,4, Wrestling 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 3, Minor Letter Athletics 3, Student Day. HOBBS, DUANE Audio-Visual 2, Softball l. HOTTOIS, MICHAEL Junior Varsity Basketball 2, Varsity Basketball 3,4, Cross Country 3, Beta Hi-Y 3,4, Marshall Day 2, Student Day 3, Future Teachers of America 3,4, Banking Clerk 3,4. HUBER, RICHARD Marshall Day 2, Future Teachers of America 4, Cross Country 1, Junior-Senior Basketball 3,4, Service Corps. 3,4, Alpha Hi-Y 4, Student Day 3, Senior Play 4, John Quill StafT 4, Major Letter Activities 4. HURD, JAMES Cross Country 1,2,4, Varsity Track l,2,3,4, Minor Sports Letter 3, Minor Scholarship Letter 3, Honor Roll 3, Bowling 1, Student Day 3. JACKSON, ETHLYNE Y-Teens 2,3,4, Alternate Representative 3,4, Marshall Day 2, Student Secretary 2, Switchboard 3, Senior Re- ception. JANOWICZ, BARBARA Leader Corps. 3, Bookstore 1,2,3,4, Student Day 3, School Award 3, Major Letter Activities, Major Letter Athletics, Minor Letter Scholarship, Autumn Haze 2, Senior Life Saving and Water and Safety 3. JERECKOS, JAMES J.V. Soccer 2, Varsity Soccer 3,4, Swim Team 2,3,4, Track Team 3,4, Beta Hi-Y 2,4, Band 1,2, Snow Ball 3, Minor Letter Athletics. JOHNS, DAVID JOHNS, ELIZABETH Homeroom Alternate 3, Swimming 1, Tennis 4, Rating Clerk 1. JOHNSON, DONNA Service Corps. 3,4, Junior Prom Committee Head 3, Stu- dent Secretary 2,3,4, Bookstore 2,3,4, Major Letter Scholarship 3, Major Letter Activities 3, Senior Reception John Quill 4, Senior Ball 3, National Honor Society 4. JOHNSON, ROBERT Football 1,2,3,4, Wrestling 1,2,3, Baseball l,2, Leaders Corps., Homeroom Basketball Varsity Club. JOHNSTON, MARY ELLEN Co-Op 4. JOHNSTON, RAY Banking Clerk 1, Bowling 2,3. JONES, BARBARA Student Secretary 3,4, Marshall Day 2, Homeroom Rep- resentative 1, Rating Clerk 3,4, Lunchroom Staff 2, Jun- ior Choir I,2, Fall Festival l,2, John Quill Staff 4, Docket 4, S.A. Assembly. JONES, BONNIE Badminton 1, Bowling 2,4, Fencing 3, Honorable Mention 1,2,3,4, Honor Roll 2,3, Student Secretary 4, Y-Teens 4, Docket Reporter 4, Volleyball. JONES, JANET Marshall Singers 2,3, Inter-High Choir 2,3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, J.V. Cheerleader 2, Varsity Cheer- leader 3,4, Service Corps. 3,4, Social Affairs Commis- sioner 4, Junior Prom Committee Head 3, Sadie Hawkins Co-Chairman 1, Marshall Day Committee Head 2. JULIAN, ELAINE Junior Red Cross 1, Student Secretary 3,4, Marshall Day 2. KAVANAGH, RONALD Table Tennis 1, Swimming 1. KEDGE, ANN Honorable Mention 2, Judo 2, Graduation Exercises 3, Commercial Honor Society 3,4, Co-Op 4, Fine Arts Festival 3. Minor Letter Scholarship. KEELE, CHARLES Homeroom Rating Clerk 1,2, Honorable Mention 1,2,3, Fall Festival 3. KELLER, DARLENE Junior Choir 1, Marshall Day 2, Senior Choir 2,3. KELTZ, GLORIA Honorable Mention I, Student Secretary 1, Marshall Day 2. KENDIG, ANNE Honorable Mention l,2,3,4, Honor Roll l,2, Homeroom Representative 2, Executive Council 3,4, Commercial Honor Society 3,4, Rating Commissioner 3,4, lNIinor Letter Scholarship 2, Student Secretary 3,4, Waterloo Conference 3, Homeroom Clerk 3,4. KENDIG, ROBERT KING, GEOFFREY Tennis l,2, Audio Visual 1.2,3, Homeroom Rating 2,3, Student Day 3, Homeroom Representative Alternate l,2, Bundle Day 1, Minor Letter Activities. KIRK, JAMES Audio Visual l,2,3,4, hlarshall Day 2, Soccer 2, Tennis 2, Student Day 3, Minor Letter Activities. KIRKPATRICK, DAVID KLICK, DIANNE Commercial Honor Society 3,4, Honorable Mention l,2, 3,4, Treasurer's Aide 4, Cafeteria 2,3, Majorettes 2,3, Junior Life Saving 2, Open House 3, Evaluation Com- mittee .Assistant 3, Graduation Usherette 3, Badminton 2. KLYMN, MADELINE KRAUS, JOHN Banking Clerk 2,3,4, Beta Hi-Y 2,3, Fine Art Festival 3,4, Honorable Mention 3,4, Docket Reporter 3,4, Senior Play 4, J.V. Soccer 1, Wrestling 1, Tennis 1. LaBAR, VIRGINIA Senior Tea 2, Lunchroom Cashier 3, Swimming 1, Stu- dent Aide 2,4. LEARY, TIMOTHY Baseball 2. LEESON, ELIZABETH Basketball 2,3,4, Tennis 1,2,3,4, Judo 3, Student Day 3. LEPRI, PHYLLIS Service Corps. 3,4, Co-Editor John Quill 4, National Honor Society 3,4, Guardian of the Flag 4, Scholarship Commissioner 4, Homeroom Representative 2, Major Letter Scholarship 2, Major Letter Activities 3, Minor Letter Sports 3, School Award 3. LIGHTHOUSE, BRYAN LIPPKE, WOLFGANG Chemistry club 3, Homeroom Alternate 3, Honor Roll 1,2,3,4, Honorable Mention 1,2,3,4, Major Letter Schol- arship. LOGRASSO, PAUL J.V. Soccer 1, Varsity Soccer 2,3,4, Banking Clerk 2, Rating Clerk 1.3,4, Marshall Day 2, Student Day 2, lXIinor Letter Athletics. LOHR, THOMAS 160 Student Day 3. LoIACONO, STEPHAN Band 1,2,3.4, Homeroom Basketball 3. LUTE, BURT LUX, ROBERT Swimming 1, Honor Roll 1, Honorable Mention 1,2,3,4, Judo 3,4, Major Letter Scholarship. MACALUSO, JOE Honorable Mention 1,2,3,4, Swimming, Science Club, Field Trip. MAKOHON, SALLY JO Homeroom Rating Clerk 1,2, Bowling 1,2,3,4, Junior Prom 3, Marshall Day 2, Docket 3, Senior Banquet 3, Student Secretary 2, Honor Roll 1, Junior Choir 1, Docket Editor 4. MALINOWSKI, JAMES Cross Country 1,2,3,4, Junior Varsity Basketball 2,3, Track 2,3,4, Alpha Hi-Y 3,4, Varsity Club 3,4, Major Letter Athletics. MAPES. ARTHUR MARGESON, PATRICIA Honorable Mention 1,2,3,4, Junior Prom 2,3, Baseball 2,3, Volleyball 3, Minor Letter Scholarship 3, Home- room Alternate 4, Graduation 3, Swimming 1, Red Cross Game 3, Future Teachers of America 4, John Quill 4. MARSHALL, STEVEN Chess Club 3.4, Intramural Swimming. MASLYN, MIKE MATTLE, MICHAEL Intramural Softball. MAY, JAMES Swim Team 2,3,4, Cross Country 2,3,4, Alpha Hi-Y 1,2, 3,4, Teen Canteen 2,3,4, Trafiic Squad 3,4, Marshall Day 2, Snow Ball 2,3,4, Junior Prom 3, Leaders Corps. 2,3,4, Teen Scene 3. MAZZEO, DIANE Docket 1,2.3, Badminton 1, Junior Prom 1,3, Art Scholar- ship 3, John Quill 4, Marshall Day 2. Senior Play 4, Open House 1, Student Association Assembly 4, Art League 4. I MCCARROLL, KATHLEEN Junior Choir 1, Senior Choir 2,3, Student Secretary 4, John Quill 4. McDONALD, ELLEN Badminton 1, Junior Prom 1,2, Soccer 2,3, Senior Banquet 3. Sadie Hawkins Dance 2. MCGRAIN, SHARON MCLEAN. LINDA Snow Ball 3, Grid Iron Mist, Student Secretary 3, Senior Banguet 3, Senior Reception 3, Junior-Senior Basketball 3, John Quill 4, Senior Play 3,fMarshall Day 2, Junior Prom 3. MCNAUGHT. KATHLEEN Homeroom Representative, Y-Teens 3,4, Future Teachers of America 3,4, Honorable Mention 3, Senior Play 4, Senior Choir l,2.3, Junior Prom Hostess 1, Wardrobe Mistress 3. Junior Prom Publicity 3, Library Aide 3. MENGEL, BARBARA Commercial Honor Society 3,4, Marshall Day 2, Student Secretary 4, Bowling Team 2, Evaluation Committee Aide 3, Honorable Mention 1.2,3,4, Badminton 2, Swimming 2. Secretary of Commercial Honor Society 4. MICELI, ROBERT Honorable Mention 1,2,3, Marshall Day. MILLER. ELSIE Student Secretary 1.2, Banking Clerk 1, Graduation Usher 3, Bowling 2, Co-Op 4, Honorable Mention 1,3, Evalua- tion Typist. MILLER, SUIZANNE Red Cross 1.2.3.4, Leaders Corps. 3, Student Secretary 2, Water Ballet 1, Life Saving 2, Judo 3, S.A. Campaign 2.3, Senior Choir 4, Fall Frolic 2, Swimming 1. MINER, RICHARD Service Corps. 3,4, All-Scholastic Cross-Country 2.3. City Champion Cross-Country 3. 'Track l.2.3.4. Maior Letter Athletics 3, Varsity Club 3.4. Alpha Hi-Y 3,4, Leaders Corps. 3, Teen Canteen 4, Student Day 3. MINER, PAT Badminton 1,2, Swimming 1,2, Banking Clerk 1, Basket- ball 2,3,-l, Student Secretary 4, Banking. MINER, STAR Honorable Nlention 3, Press Club 1,2, Secretary of Girls' Physical Education 2, Future Teachers of America I. Co-Op 4. MITCHELL, ALAN Track 3, Banking Clerk 2, Junior Choir, Marshall Day 2. Student Day 3. MOCNY, VERONICA Badminton 2, Snow Ball 2, S.A. Assembly 1, lklajorettes 1,2,3, Cafeteria 2,3, Junior Prom 3, Autumn Haze, John Quill, Student Day 3. MOON, RODNEY Varsity Club 3,4, Varsity Track 2,3,4, Beta Hi-Y 3, Rating Clerk 3, Future Teachers of America 4, John Quill 3. MOORE, KATHLEEN MORGAN, CHERYL Honorable Mention 3, Docket 3,4, Senior Banquet 3, Graduation and Reception 3, Homeroom Representative 3,4, Student Secretary 4. MOWERS, LINDA Varsity Cheerleading 3,4, Varsity Majorettes 2, Inter- High Cthoir 2,3,4, Inter-Jr. Choir 1, Inter-High Choir Secretary 4, Honorable Mention 3, Leaders Corps 3, S.A. Assembly 2,4, Jr. Prom Publicity 3, Student Day Teacher 3. MULCAHY, JOHN Wrestling 2. MUNDT, KAREN Homeroom representative 1, Homeroom alternate 2, Stu- dent Secretary 3, Bowling 1, Christmas Decorating Com- mittee 2, Magazine Sales 4, Co-op 4, Senior Choir 3, Autumn Haze. MURPHY, ANDREA Homeroom Alternate Representative 2,4, Marshall Day 2, Docket Reporter 4, Swimming 1, S.A. Assembly 2, Sno Ball Hostess 1, Student Secretary 2, Honorable Men- tion 1,2,3,4, Girls' Track and Field 2, Minor Letter in Scholarship 3. MURRAY, LINDA NARDONE, PATRICIA Service Corps 3,4, Minor Letter in Athletics 3, Minor Letter in Activities 3, Docket Editor 4, Rating Clerk 1.2, John Quill 4, F.T.A. Vice president 4, Student Aid 2, Honorable Mention 1,3, Rating Commission 2. NEWMAN, ALBERTA Student Secretary 3, Junior Prom 3, Senior Reception 3, Swimming 2. NICHOLS, JUDITH Gymnastics 1,2, Modern Dance l, Student Secretary 4, Water Ballet 1. NOLTEE, BRUCE Audio-Visual l,2,3,4, Swimming Team 2, Homeroom Basketball 3, Bowling 2, Snow Ball 3, Pumpkin Frolic 3, Autumn Haze. O'SULLIVAN, SYLVIA Student Secretary 1,2,3,4, Docket 3,4. OWEN, ROBERT Audio-Visual l,2,3,4, Bowling 1. PADGET, RICHARD J.V. Soccer 1,2, J.V. Baseball 1,2, Varsity wrestling 1.2,3, Marshall Day 2, Science Club 2, Jr. Band 1,2, Sr. Band 3,4, PARSONS, GEORGE Major Letter in Athletics, Major Letter in Activities 3, Minor Letter in Scholarship 3, School award 3. F.T.A. President 3,4, Red Cross Chairman 2,3,4, Beta Hi-Y President 4, Marshall Day 2, Student association election 3, Homeroom representative 3. PATOUCHA. KATINA Rating Clerk 1, Banking clerk alternate 2, Student Sec- retary 2, Honor roll 3, Honorable mention 3, Co-op 4, Marshall Day 2, Tennis 3. PEIFFER, SANDRA J.V. Cheerleader 3, Varsity Cheerleader 4, Rating Clerk 1.2,3, Honorable Mention 1,2,3, Work in Lunehroom 4, Student Aid 2.3. 161 PERRY, JUDITH Homeroom Representative 1, Alternate Homeroom Rep- resentative 2, Art Editor John Quill, Senior Band 3, Senior Tea 3, Marshall Day 2, Student Day 3, Honor roll 3. Sadie Hawkins Dance 1, Art Scholarship 4. PETTY. DONALD J.V. Soccer 4,5, Varsity Soccer 5,6, Varsity Club 5,6, Banking Clerk 5,6, Homeroom Representative 3, Assistant Homeroom Representative 3. Varsity Baseball 6, Minor in athletics, Jr. Choir 1, Sr. Choir 2,3,4. PHILLIPS, RUTH Marshall Day 2, Attendance Aid 3, Student Secretary 4, Athletic Banquet 1, Autumn Haze 1. PHILLIPS, MARGERET Marshall Day 2, Library Aid 4. Student teacher 3, Stu- dent Secretary 3,4, Graduation 3. PICKWORTH, WALLACE J.V. Soccer 1,2, Volleyball 3, Track 2,3,4, Chem Club 3, Honorable Mention 1,2,3.4, Student Day Teacher 3, Alpha Hi-Y Treasurer 2 Secretary 3,4, Bank Messenger 3, Homeroom Basketball 3, Minor letter in Athletics. PILSKALNS. VALDIS J.V. Basketball 1.2, Honor Roll 1.2,3,4, Cross Country 1, Representative 1,2,3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, Stan- dard Bearer 4, Student Day Counselor 3, Major in Schol- arship, Minor in Sports, National Honor Society Chair- man. PLATT, MARY JANE Student teacher 3, Homeroom Representative 3, Senior Choir 3. PLOUFFE, JAMES Banking Clerk 1.2. Rating Clerk 3, Honor Roll 1,2,3, Marshall Dav 3, Major Letter in Scholarship 3. POUGE, JOAN Homeroom Alternate Representative 2, Marshall Day 2. POLIZZI, JOSEPH Cross country 1.2.3. Service corps 3,4, Audio-Visual l,2, 3.4, Rating clerk 1.2. Swimming 1, Science club l,2, Honorable Mention 1.2.3. Gymnastics 2,3. POPPLEWELL, MARILEE Aletrnate Homeroom Representative 1,2, Gymnastics 3,4, Junior-Senior Basketball 3, Junior Choir 1, Swimming 1, Fine arts Festival 3. POWDERLY. MARY ELLEN Basketball 3. PRESICCI, SANDRA John Quill Co-Editor 4, Docket 2,3, Service Corps 3,4, Homeroom Representative 4, National Honor Society 4, Marshall Day 2, Student Day 3, Snow Ball 1,3, Junior Prom 1,3, Major Letter in Activities 3. PRIOR, BRENDA QUIGLEY, THOMAS Soccer 1,2,3, Baseball 1, Homeroom Representative Al- ternate 1, Minor Letter in Athletics 3. RAPP, ROBERT Honorable Mention 3, Audio-Visual, Junior Choir 1, Senior Choir 3,4, Rating Clerk 3. REYNBLL, WILLIAM J.V. Basketball, Homeroom Banking Clerk 3, Marshall Day 2, Junior-Senior Basketball 3. RHODEN, LYNNE Library Aid 3,4, Leaders Corps 3,4, Basketball 3, Bowling 2, Tennis 2.3. RICHMOND, HEATHER Marshall Day 2, Honor roll 3, Honorable Mention 3, Homeroom Representative 3, Co-op 4. RIGHTMIRE, NANCY Commercial Honor Society 3,4, Honor Roll 3, Marshall Day 3, Typist Evaluation 3. ROBERTS, DIANA Rating Clerk 3, Honor Roll l,2,3, Bowling 2. ROBERTS, RAY Swim team 1, Alpha Hi-Y 1,2,3,4, S.A. Assembly 3, Audio-Visual 1,2, Marshall Day 2. ROBINSON, DONALD J.V. Soccer 1,3, Homeroom Representative 4, Marshall Day 2. ROBSON, SALLY Inter-Junior Choir l, Inter-High Choir 2,3,4, J.V. Cheer- leader 3, Varsity Cheerleader Sub 4, Graduation 3, Mar- shall Singers 3,4, Student Secretary 4, Minor Letter in Scholarship, Commercial Honor Society 4, Senior Banquet 3. ROIFE, MARY ROOD, SUSAN Junior Prom 2, Badminton 1, Bowling 1, Honorable Mention 3, Fine Arts Festival 3, Student Secretary 4, Marshall Day 2. ROODE, TONY Honor Roll 2,3. ROSS, JIM Audio-Visual 4. RUFFNER, PATRICIA Junior Prom 3, Athletic Banquet 2. SANDY, ALFRED Baseball 2,3,4, Basketball 2, Football 1, Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4, Honorable Mention 1,2,3,4, Homeroom Representa- tive 1,2, Marshall Day 2, Student Day 3, Junior-Senior Basketball 3,4, Fall SANZA, MARIE Honorable Mention ternate 3, Co-op 4, Junior Prom Alternate lst, Student Day 3, Junior Choir 1, Sadie Hawkins Dance. SARKIS, CAROL Junior Choir 1, Nurses Aid 1,2,3, Student Secretary 2,3,4, Highland Park Festival 3, Honorable Mention 3,4, Senior Choir 3, Christmas Assembly 4, Marshall Singers 4, Fine Arts Festival 2,3,4, Student Day 3. SAULE, JULIE Leaders Corps, Gymnastics 2,3,4, Marshall Day 2, Stu- dent Day 3, Drama Club 3. SCARPULLA, CARL Autimn Haze l, Homeroom Representative 1,2, Banking Cler 1. SCARPULLA, SUSAN Bowling 1, Basketball 2,3, Senior Choir 2,3,4, Student Aid 3, Student Secretary 4. SCARPULLA, SUSANNE Homeroom Representative 3. SCHLITZER, FREDERICK Beta Hi-Y. SCHMITT, EVAN SCHMITT, RUTH Swimming 2.3, Badminton 1, Junior Choir 1, Senior Choir 2,3, Marshall Singers 4, SCHNEIDER, RONALD Football 4, Wrestling 4. SCHNEIDER, WARREN Chess 3.4. SCHRADER, SUZANNE Student Secretary 4, Junior Prom 3, Senior Choir 2,3,4, Wardrobe Custodian Frolic 2. 3, Rating Clerk 1,2, Homeroom Al- Marshall Day 2, Student Day 3. Marshall Day 2, Snow Ball 2, 4. SCHRANK. DIANE Marshall Day 2. SCHULTZ, DAVID Chemistry club 3, Chess Club 3,4. SHAW, EILEEN Homeroom Banking Clerk 3, Marshall 2. SHEA, NORMAN Homeroom Representative 1,2,3,4, Audio-Visual 1,2,3,4, Football 2.4, Major Letter in Activities 3, Fine Arts Festival 2,3,4, Inter-High Choir 1,2,3,4, Leaders Corps 2.3,4, Student Day 3. SHERMAN, SHARON Service Corps 3,4, F.T.A. 3,4, John Quill Staff 4, Minor Letter in Scholarship 2, Minor Letter in Activities 3, Docket 2.3, Marshall Day 2, Senior Life Saving 3, Jun- ior Life Saving 2. SIARD, MARYELLEN Junior Prom 3, Sno Ball 3, Basketball 3, Student Secretary 3. SIMONELLI, NANCY Swimming 1, Junior Choir 1, Cheerleading Clinic. SIMPSON, JACQUELYN Junior Choir 1. Marshall Day 2. SKINNER, LAURIE Swimming l,2. Tennis 3, Rating Clerk 3, Basketball 3, 162 Snowball 2, Volleyball 3, Marshall Day 2, Leaders Corps 3. Student Day 3. SLOOTHAAK. MARGARET Honor Roll 2, Synchronized Swimming 2, Student Day 3, Fine Arts Festival 3, Sports Day. SMITH, MARILYN Lunchroom Clerk, Junior Choir 1, Marshall Day 2, Style Show. SODKE, RONALD Honor Roll 2, Homeroom Alternate Representative 2, Instrumental l. SORBEL-LO, ROSEMARY Marshall Day 3. SORG, MICHAEL Audio-Visual 1,2,3,4. SPENCE, JOHN Football l,2,3,4, Baseball l,2,3,4, Wrestling 2,3,4, Grid Iron Mist 3, Major in Athletics. STEELE, ROBERT Alpha Hi-Y 2,3,4, Wrestling 3, Junior Prom 3, Senior Choir 3, J.V. Wrestling. STENNER, GARETH Major in Athletics, Varsity Swimming 1,2, Varsity Track 3, J.V. Baseball 2, Rating Clerk 1,2, Banking Clerk 3,4, Alpha Hi-Y l,2,3, Phi Kappa Delta Hi-Y President 4, Audio-Visual l,2,3,4, Senior Play 4. STEPHENSON, JEROME Alpha Hi-Y 2,3,4, Cross Country 1, Soccer 2,3, Autumn Haze 2, Senior Choir 2, Junior Choir 1. STEWART, TERENCE STIFFLER, JUDITH Junior Prom 3, Marshall Day 2, Student Day 3, Cafeteria 4, Office Aid 4, Swimming 2. STILES, SHARON Marshall Day 2, Senior Choir 2,3,4, Junior Choir 2,3,4, Junior Prom 3, Senior Ball 3, Evaluation Guide 3, Token Oflice 3,4, Inter-High Choir 4, Senior Banquet 3, Base- ball 2,3, Office Aid 4. STROBEL, BARBARA Student Secretary 2, Junior Choir 1,2, Fall Festival 1, Marshall Day 2, Attendance Aid 2, Autumn Haze 2, Homeroom Representative 1. SULLIVAN, JAMES Football l,2,3,4, Wrestling 2,3, Baseball 2,3, Varsity Club 2,3,4, Junior Prom 3, Homeroom Basketball, Student Day 3. TANNOUS, KARIM TANTALO, PETER Homeroom Alternate Representative, English Aid. TARICONE, THOMAS THORPE, IRENE Badminton 1, Bowling 2,3, Student Secretary 4. THRASH. ARTHUR Alpha Hi-Y 3,4, Track 1.3,4, Honor Roll l,2,3,4, Autumn haze 3,4, Snow ball 3,4, Homeroom Basketball. THRASH, JANET Co-op 4, Volleyball 1, Swimming 1. TORRANCE, LOIS Intra-mural sports l,2,3,4, Future Nurses 2,3, Cheering 3, Senior Choir 2,3, Basketball 1,2,3,4. TRACY, TIMOTHY Football 2,3,4, Wrestling 2,3,4, Varsity Club 4, Junior- Senior Basketball Game 4. TRAGUTT, RAYMOND Alternate Homeroom Representative. TRIPP, PATRICIA TURK, DONALD Vice President of Senior Class 4, Major Letter in Schol- arship, Minor Letter in Athletics 3, School Award 3, Honor Roll l,2,3,4, Honorable Mention l,2,3,4, Soccer l,2,3,4, Basketball l,2,3,4, Inter-High Choir 2,3,4, Traffic Squad 3,4. UPSON, MICHAEL Science Club 2, After School Swimming 2,3, Marshall Day 2, Honorable Mention 3, Golf 2. VANDERWEEL, EILEEN Marshall Singers 2,3,4, Honor Roll 2,4, Major in Schol- arship 3, Minor in Activities 3, Co-Chairman of S.A. Drive 4, Service Corps 3,4, Junior Prom 2,3, Senior Ball 3, Homeroom Representative Alternate l,2, Student Day Nurse 3. VAN NOSTRAND, LEIGH J.V. Soccer 2, Varsity Basketball 4, Rating Clerk 2, Junior-Senior Basketball Game, Marshall Day Committee 2. Library Aid. VERGARI. GERALD VIDAS, OJARS J.V. Soccer 1.2, Varsity Soccer 3,4, Autumn Haze, Stu- dent Day 3, Junior Choir 1. VULLO, DOROTHY G.A.A. 2, Bowling 2, Tennis 2, Baseball 2, Y-Teens. WALLACE LORRAINE Badminton, Homeroom Representative 1, Junior Prom Committee 3, Cheerleading clinic. WARD, RICHARD WATERMAN, BEVERLY Senior Choir 2,3,4, Student Secretary 3,4, Fine Arts Festival 3, Highland Park Festival 3, Basketball 3, Mar- shall Day 2, Graduation 3. WATKINS, THOMAS Honor Roll 1,3. Rating Clerk 3,4, Honorable Mention l,2,3,4, Marshall Day 2. WEIDNER, DONNA Senior Banquet 3. WEISSINGER, THOMAS Marshall Day 2, Honorable Mention 3. WELSH, ALAN Bowling 4, Baseball 4, Senior Play 4, Thanksgiving Assembly 4. WILLIAMSON, JOHN Football 2,3,4. Wrestling 2,3, Baseball 2,3,4, Leaders Corps, Minor Letter in Athletics. WILSON. TIMOTHY Chess Club 3.4, Homeroom Basketball. WOODS. DAVID Inter-High Choir 2,3,4, J.V. Basketball 1,2,3, J.V. Foot- ball l, Cross Country 2, Marshall Singers 4, Track l,2, Senior Choir 4. YATES, RICHARD Homeroom Representative 1, Marshall Day 2, Student Day 3. YOCKEL. MARGARET Junior Choir 1. Student Secretary 3,4, English Aid 3, Cheerleading Clinic 2, Swimming 1. YORK, DONNA Commercial Honor Society 3,4, Minor Letter in Scholar- ship 3, Student Secretary 3,4. YOUNG, DOROTHY Library Aid 1,2.3. Senior Choir 2,3.4, Marshall Day 2, Fine Arts Festival 2.3, Highland Park Festival 3. ZIRPOLO, ROBERT Intra Mural Bowling 3, Varsity Bowling 3. ZUBERT. LARRY Football l,2, Basketball 4, Junior Prom 3. Banking Clerk 2, Homeroom Representative Alternate 4, Fire Door Corps 2. ZUGNONI, JOANNE Future Nurses 2.3, Y-Teens 3,4. Soccer 3.4, Fencing 3,4, Archery 2. Swimming 1, Marshall Day 2, Student Day 3. Honorable Mention 2,3,4. ZWACK. ELLEN ZWIERLEIN. JOYCE Baseball 3, Water Ballet 3, Marshall Day 2, Softball 3. ZWIERLEIN, RONALD Varsity Soccer 2,3.4, Co-captain 4, Varsity Swimming 2.3,4 Co-captain 4. All Scholastic 3,4. City Diving Champion 3,4, Varsity Track l,2,3,4, School Swimming Award, Senior Athlete of the Year Award, Student Day Dean Of Boys 3, President of the S.A., Executive Council 4, Representative 3. 163 lla W ffl? I r 1 -. I. W if ll i t Ml Lpfmlflfff yy Wil mi he M M l'Let the word go forth from this time and place, to friend and foe alike, that the torch has been passed to a new generation of Americans . . . flixccrpt from President Kcnnedy's inaugural speechj. M ntl x W-V' ' - X 'X , X Q? 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