Washington High School - Surveyor Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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BOY SCOUT TROOP 45 OFFICERS lOSEPH REED ........... Scoutmaster SAM LACAC-NINA, HENRY LEVY, SAM POLIZZI, SAM ROLICK, INNOCENT STRAZZERI SeniorPatrolLeader ...................Patrol Leaders ANTHONY NARDONE ......... Scribe ANTHONY RAYMOND. .Quartermaster TROOP MEMBERS V. Barone l. Guarrera W. Passero l. Cairo R. lapp l. Petrovitch S. Camilleri S. Lacagnina S. Polizzi S. Barone H. Levy A, Raymond H. Cohen l. Lisache S. Rolick R. Collins F. Manno N. Siconolti N. Costello L. Manno l. Strazzeri R. Dana N. Muratore l. Vella R. Gilbert A. Nardone l. Winters N. Corin l. Pascucci Scouting, through the medium of fun, instills in the boy a higher sense of his duty to C-od and his country, to other people and to himself, a finer character, the ability to co-operate with others, and preparedness for any common emergency which may arise. First Row-Cohen, Manno, Mr. Reed, Raymond, Nardone, Strazzeri, Vella, Barone . . . Second Row- Pascucci, Siconolti, Gilbert, Lisache, Carnilleri, Petrovitch, lardini, Dana . . . Third Row-C-orin, Cohen, Costello, Barone, Manno, Winters, Lacagania, Passero . . . Fourth Row-Guarrera, lapp, Levy, Rolick. IANUARY 1938 IUNE

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First Row-Tretiak, Razes, Miss London, Shaer, Scheen, Priesty, Edelmace, Cohn . , . Second Row-Milet, Cammarata, Mueller, Sanow, Block, Zibil . . . Third Row-Alent, Goldtarb, Plathe, Greenhouse. OFFICERS ANNETTE EDELMAN, ESTHER PINSKY, RUTH MORRIS .... ..... S Crlbe ANNETTE RAZES ...,. Patrol Leaders BELLE LONDON. . . .... Captain Marion Alent Lorraine Block Rosina Cammarata Beatrice Collichio Shirley Cohan Annette Edelman Shirley Goldfarb Florence Greenhouse Catherine Horylew Evelyn Gray Sylvia Gray Anna l-'lubberman TROOP MEM BERS Beatrice Kalin Cynthia Lee Marion Luciow Rita Lustyk Marilyn Medwin Amelia Milet Gladys Morris Ruth Morris Margaret Mueller Esther Pinsky Brunnhilde Plathe Olga Polyka Annette Razes Selma Sanow Hilda Silver Mary Tretiak Annette Zibil ASSOCIATE MEM BERS Eleanor Sandel june Skibinski Girl Scouting has as its objective, the development of the girl along physical, emo- tional, mental, moral, and social lines to the end that there may result not only a per- sonally enriched individual but also an intelligently participating citizen in a democratic social order. -The Girl Scout Blue Book of l93O. IAN UARY 1938 IUNE

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First Row llett to rightl4Lester, Silver, Krieger, Falkotf, Wickman, Butt, Price . . . Second Row-Tyran, Tascione, Polvino, joe Todaro, Starr . . . Third Row-Platock, Germanow, Passantino, Roxin, Diamond, john Todaro . . . Fourth Row--Scrofano, Balsamo, Manzella, Megerle, Lempert, Cohen . . . Fifth Row-Rocko- witz, Winn, Schreiber, Saporitto. ORCHESTRA CARROLL l-l. VANCE . . Violins Flutes Trombone Anthony Tyran joseph Todaro Milton Schrieber Louis Tascione Irving Starr David Falkoft Drums Leland Krieger Arlene Wickman jessfe Polvino Selma Platock Shirley Cermanovv Violas joseph Buff Libby Price Clarinets Dominic Passentino Miriam Roxin john Todaro Trumpets Sylvia Cohen Ezra Lempert Daniel Lempert Donald Megerle l-lymen Winn Erwin Rockowitz Hilda Silver Miriam Lester Saxophones Louis Manzella james Balsamo Sam Scrotano Director The perfect co-ordination of the orchestra results in fine, smooth music. The or- chestra members are striving for a better understanding of music and better musician- ship. jAN UARY 1938 jUNE