Washington High School - Surveyor Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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JANUARY CLASS PLAY SEVEN KEYS TG BALDPATEH Di rector . . . THE CAST Elijah Quimby .... . Josephine DiMino Donald Michaels . Sam Prato Rose Sciarabba Wanda Kozerslci Benjamin Solomon Annette Edelman . Sam D'Amore Arnold Hoffman . William Raab Anthony Genco Mrs. Quimby . . . William Hallowell Magee John Bland .... Mary Norton . . Mrs. Rhodes . . Peters, the Hermit . . Myra Thornhill . . Lou Max . . Jim Cargan . Thomas Hayden . . Jiggs Kennedy . . Franklin Piotraschke A Policeman . . . Stanley Lojek Another Policeman . Harold Sacks Owner of Baldpate .... Garson Rosen PRODUCTION STAFF Patsy Crino, Fannie Passor . Business Manager ON WITH THE SHOW! . . Miss Nellie E. Bitz Sandro Barone, William Warfield, Theodore Landsman ..... Publicity Carl Van Recklinghausen, Joseph Pecora . . . Stage Managers lsabel Graver, Kate Yarton . . . Wardrobe Henry Levy, Marie Thomas, Ellen Buha . Properties lsadore Zvveifler ...... Printer Walter Tychy, Alexander Gliottone . Carpenters Vito Moretti, lrving Cohen . . Electricians Bernard Kozel .... House Manager USHERS Frebonia Frosini, Josephine Malone, Ann La Iuppa, Viola Melinis Catherine Gamgemi, Marian Sanzotti, Mildred Gordon, Helen Kyrlc, Jennie Amore, Grace Vella, Ruth Piclcus, Anna Maroz, Angelina Obi, Anthony Jardine, Molly Cohen, Albert Aroeste, lsrael Manevitz, Harry Banner, Sebastian DiMaggio, Philip Miller, Arthur Mancuso. Mystery, melodrama, and farce as combined in George M. Cohan's Seven Keys to Baldpatef' provided an entertainment ol thrills for an enthusiastic audience. The realistic setting, the perfect timing ofthe otlstage elfects and the earnest cooperation ol everyone concerned enabled the cast to give a production which stands out as a high light in the dramatic activities of the school. 53

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WASI-IINGT Arnold Hoffman . . . . Editor Marvin Rubenstein . . . Associate Editor Sylvia Werner . . . . News Editor Justin Youney .... Feature Editor Garson Citron, Philip Miller . Art Editors Mildred Gordon . . . . Personals Jack Koven, Joe Pecora . . Sports Editors Ben Solomon Arthur Mancuso . . Columnists Gabriel Turula .... Exchange Editor Sidney Baldwin Sandro Barone Fanesta Barlow lda Ciurca Dominic DeGeorge Olga Gollaen Clarence Herbster Jerome Korpeck David Kurlansky Joseph Latin Abe Levy Harriet Lipslcy EXTRA! Lorraine Migdol Fannie Passor Ruth Piclcus Annette Razes Joseph Roth Barney Sablowsky Gertrude Salzman Anne Schuler Edward Taylor Lloyd Tennanbaum Blanch Tillim Elissa Ventura CDN PGST Abraham Manevitz Enid Pilling Hyman Mervis Henry Schur QBUSINESS ISTAFE- Sam a slow Business Manager Rosina Cammarlata Genevieve Chelchowska Minnie Cohen Molly Cohen Angelina Farsaci Josephine Gerace Mina Griepp Gertrude Klass Minnie Kravetz Gladys Morris Leona Pogroszeska Stella Salamanclca Marilyn Stolnitz Avis Yaelcel CIRCULATION Mary Alva Raymond Megerle Shirley Ap lebaum Anthony Nardone Betty Bierngaum Leonard Rudner Anna Danilew Pearl Silver Herbert Derman Jeanette Wiclcs FACULTY ADVISERS Mrs. Katherine Connell Mr. lra Berman Mr. George Hart The Washington Post has, in its capacity as ollicial organ lor Washington l-'ligh School, actively aided in the adoption ol the new budget plan. The Post has supported all school campaigns such as the Memorial Scholarship Fund and the annual Courtesy Party. lts columns have furnished a means for discussion ol controversial issues, thus providing opportunities lor the free expression of student opinion. 52 ,

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FRENCH I-IONOR 'SOCIETY DOMINIC MLJTO ..... MISS FLORENCE M. BROXHOLM . M E M B E R S Solly Baker Frances Di Amore Donald Michaels Ethel Biernbaum Mildred Oordon Gladys Morris lrving Brestikopl Arnold Hoffman Joseph Pascucci Ellen Buha Bernard Kozel Ruth Pickus Alan Cohen Henry Levy Esther Pinsky Abraham Manevitz MOUUN A PAROLES! Elaine Scharoll , President Adviser Rose Silipini William Warfield Sylvia Werner Celia Wicks Sylvia Zibil ln keeping with the name of their organization, which means the windmill of words, French l 'lonor Society members play games, give skits, and report on the lives of noted Erenchmen Without uttering a word of English during meeting time. 54