Washington High School - Surveyor Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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First Row: Greenhouse, Cohan, Ergas, Razes, Starr, Miss London, G. Morris, Edelman, Pinslcy, Zibil, Lustylc. Second Row: Dickenson, Mandwell, Kalin, Buha, Kobel. Third Row: R. Morris, Slcibinski, l-lorylew, Plath. GIRL SCCDLIT TRCDCDP Q3 O F F I C E R S l2lTA LUSTYK, JUNE SKIBINSKI .... . Patrol Leaders BELLE LONDON ........ . . . Leader TROOP MEMBERS Ellen Buha Beatrice Kalin Brunhilde Plath Shirley Cohan Alice Kobel Annette Razes Eleanore Dickenson Rita Lustylc Eleanore Sandel Annette Edelman Esther Mandwell June Sltibinsld Frieda Ergas Gladys Morris Pearl Starr Florence Greenhouse Ruth Morris Annette Zihil Catherine l'lorylevv Esther l3insl4y ASSOCIATE SCOUTS OF TROOP 23 Marion Goldman Sylvia Gray Gertrude Pasmanick Evelyn Gray Sarah LeVecchio Through its program ol vvorl4 and play at meetings and outdoors, Troop Q3 strives to carry out the ideals of scouting: to teach skills, to develop the girl physically, mentally, socially, and spiritually, and to loster a spirit ol tolerance and understanding ol others- all lor the greater service to home and community. Zinn .4325 W. - 41

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First Row: S. Barone, Nardoni, Raymond, Dana, Collins. Second Row: Strazzeri, Vella, Camilleri, Jardine, Manno, V. Barone, Saporita, Mr. Reed. Third Row: Roliclc, Lacagnina, Levy, Winters, Japp, Polizzi, Gorin, Guarrera. BUY SCCDUT TROOP 45 OFFICERS JOSEPH REED ............ Scoutmaster INNGCEN-l' STRAZZERI ........ Senior Patrol Leader HENRY LEVY, SAMUEL POLIZZI, SAMUEL M. LACAGNINA Patrol Leaders SANDRO BARONE ..... H .I . . . Scribe and Treasurer TROOP MEMBERS Santo Camilleri Anthony lnlantolino Anthony Raymond Robert Dana Roy Japp Samuel Rolick Norman Gorin Nicholas Muratori Davis Stolzar John Guarrera William Rassero Joseph Winters The ultimate objectives ol scouting stress the importance ol character building, the promotion ol good citizenship, and the development ol preparedness in handling common emergencies, all ol which are taught through the medium ol lun. Troop 45 feels that it is succeeding in measuring up to these ideals ol scouting. ,,r '1 e. L' tic, - ':. - - ... 40

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First Row: Golben, Vasta, Good, Presutti, BeIIinger, Balzer, SinisgaIIi, Cocomero. Second Row: Maranes, Davidson, Caccamise, CardinaIe, Mrs. Steinhausen, Bagnara, Itlcin, Goidman, Poivino. Third Rovv: Razes, Lippman, Baron, Gresens, Levin, Montiiione, Mammano, Foti, Ferrara, Adler, Werner. GIRLS' SERVICE LEAGUE CGLIINICIL O F F I C E R S VIRGINIA CARDIINIALE ..... . President MRS. META B. STEINI-IAUSEN .... Adviser C O U N C I L Marion Adler Thelma Alent Johanne Balaitis Evelyn BaIzer Ida Bagnara BeIIe Baron I-Iarriet Baron Rose Bigelman Fay BeIIinger Virginia Bray Marion Carro Jennie Cocomero Dorothy Davidson Josephine Ferrara Qlga Golben Ida Goidman Sylvia Good Arlean Gresens Agnes GuiIaIdi Norma ItI4in Syivia Levin Bernice Liddell TheIma Lipman Dorothy Iviaranes Ann Marmano Jean Monteleone IVIarie IVIontiIione Jessie Polvino EIIa Presutti I:Iorence Razes Lucy SinisgaIIi Sylvia Werner Development oi IoyaIty, courage, and joy is the three-IoId purpose oi the Girls' Service League which was organized in September 1935. The Ieague aims to help each girl meet the requirements and maI4e the adjustments that Iiie demands oi her. Any girI in good standing in the school community is vveIcome. if G , 452