Washington High School - Surveyor Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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Q it 'Q WILLIAM RAAB DEPUTIES . . . I ..... . . Miz. GEORGE Routie . . gf. - lwfafceocf M E M B E R s Solomon Ahitow Albert Aroesty Solomon Balcer Harold Caccamise Santo Camilleri Josephine Cellura Joe Cohen Joe D'Amico Dominic DeGeorge Max DeMayo WATCH YOUR STEP! Orlando Francione Arthur Frigerio John Guarrera John Hrniw John Jacula Anthony Jardine Walter Kyzynlco Stanley Lojelc John Mairhuber Michael Petrew . Chairman Adviser Steven Powell William Raab Donald Rehberg Joe Roth Able Saporta l'lymen Testa Harry Veeser l'lyman Winn Mortimer Winn Justin Youney Canada has its Mountiesf Washington has its deputies, senior high students who help maintain law and order in our halls between classes and alter school. Because ol their courtesy and quick thinlc- ing, passing time is a friendly time. This term the deputies have vigilantly guarded closed corridors during the two lunch periods. What a relief! 64

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GIRL SCOUT TROOP Q3 MISS BELLE LONDON . l-lildegarde Adam Jeanne Balcer Betty Besvviclc Lorraine Block Miriam Block Rosina Cammarata ON MV HONOR! MEMBERS Ellen Christian Beatrice Collichio Catherine Horylew Dorothy Kovvaslcy Cynthia Lee Marion Luciovv Nellie Lucyshyn . Captain Gladys Morris Margaret Mueller Brunhilda Plath Florence Rosenbaum Esther Sandel Mary Tretialc Whether selling pottery, arranging for their annual card party, preparing Christmas goodies, or having fun at regular meetings, the members of Troop Q3 have developed deeper friendship through scouting. 63

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MARSI-IALS KENNETH LAUTERBACH . . . Chairman MlSS ELIZABETH COUGHLIN ..... . Adviser M E M B E R S Sidney Baldwin Harriet Lipslcy William Raab Joe 'Buil Nellie Lucyshyn Annette Razes Louise De Spirito John Mairhuber Helen Sadler Joel Dynelt Arthur Mancuso Elaine Scharofl Arnold Hoffman Bernard Kozel Wanda Kozerslci Kenneth Lauterbaclc Henry Levy LOST? FOUND! Abraham Manevitz Eva Masci Donald Michels Fanny Passor Joe Pecora Sadie Slavny Helen Sweet Dorothy Tripp Sylvia Werner Marshals of law and order are they. These students have dual roles to play in the life ol Washington High School. Sometimes they act as guides to casual visitors in the building or to throngs during Know Your School Weelc. Also, they are the guardians of life and property in the school building after school hours. The Lost and Found Bureau is their pet and a sizable sum is realized each year for the school fund from the annual auction of unclaimed articles. 65