Washington High School - Surveyor Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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GIRLS' SERVICE LEAGUE CCDUINICIL SARAH VASTA .......... A President MRS. META B. STEINHAUSEN, MISS DOROTHY MARTENS . . Advisers Mary Baclura Bernice Berman Ellen Buha Rosina Cammarata Shirley Cohan Elvira DiBello Annette Edelman Freda Ergas Josephine Ferrara Jean Frei SERVICE TO ALL I MEMBERS Miriam Goldstein Mildred Gordon Minnie ltlcin Angela Joy Marion Kane Wanda Kozerslci Thelma Lippman Nellie Lucyshyn Lorraine Migdol Jennie Polizzi Annette Razes l'lelen Sadler Ann Schuler Rose Schulman Florence Snowitz Irene -lillim Dorothy Tripp Gaetana Vaccuro Sarah Vasta Sylvia Werner Directing the activities and demonstrating the ideals ol the Girls' Service League are the duties of the council ol thirty. Development ol loyalty, courage, and joy-the three-fold purpose ol the league -has helped each girl on the council to malce high school days happy for the girls ol Washington I-Iigh. 74

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MESSENGERS MAMIE E. DIPASQUALE . ....... . Chairman MR. WESLEY WOQDEN . ..... Adviser M E M B E R S Sol Alcitow Lillian Galinslcy Marian Roxin Harriet Album Isabelle Graver Barney Sablowslri Anthony Arena Kate Hollander Harold Saclcs Solly Balcer Arthur Kaufman Joseph Salamone Jess Breslolt Wanda Kozerslci Marian Sanzatta Rosalie Cianicola Ann La luppa Rose Sciarbba Emanuel Cominslty Marian l.estin l'lortense Schwartz Victor D'Orizio Josephine Malone Thelma S ringut Angelo DiDio Selma Platoclc Marilyn Sltolnitz Mary Ann Francione Sam Prato l-larold Swartz Erwin Foxman Ben Pross Sylvia Werner Franlclin Piotraschke FRONT ! Never in the history of Washington l'ligh School has there been such a demand for messengers as this year. These willing students agree to sacrifice their study halls to be the modern Mercury in delivering an important message. They don't have a chance to sit in the ol'lice and watch the world go by, but the world sits and watches them go Fleeting by, Cl course, lilce any other important organiza- tion, qualilications are necessary. Any pupil wishing to become a messenger must be able to maintain at least an average marlc in all his studies. What a speedy life these messengers lead l 73

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I -. ii.-f,f,i'. DOIVIINIC DEGEORGE . ' lV ' 'V ' VARSITY CLUB MISS CATHERINE SI-IEEI-IAN . . B. BorziIIeri E. Bensky B. Berman S. CamiIIieri W. CaIIoway S. Cohan R. Corrigan P. Crino E C ' . rino A. DeSanctis O. Francione J. Ferrara A. Genco R. GiebeI J. Guarrera M. Goldstein I-I. Goldman Y. Guitfreda A. I-Iohfman A. I'IartI IVI. Jatfee L. Jacobson A. Joy . Kraft Landsman . Licata . Levy A. Levy M. Levine S. Lacagnina IVI. LaI:ranI4 I-r'nfi'o MEMBERS J. MandvveII L. ManzeIIa J. IVIandweII A. Miny F. MattioIi L. Manzella A. Orlando J. Patterson A. PoIywI4a J. PoIyIco F. PuIeo A. Perlman N. Patricelli A. Peters S. Provenzano IVI. Rubenstein .V'fNJ' Cheer leader Adviser B. SoIomon T. Suradski A. Schuler I. Sussman I. SmyIce N. Sedita E. Sharrotf IVI. SzarIacIci G. Sedita A. Iedesco B. IiIIim P. UIrich V. Unger M. VogeI A. VaeIceI CI-IEER, FELLOWS, CI-IEER I The Varsity CIub has been a creditable organization to Washington I-Iigh School ever since its formation. Under the capable direction OI Miss Catherine Sheehan and under the exceIIent Ieader- ship of Dominic DeGeorge, the Varsity CIub has developed intricate cheers and has spurred many Washington teams to victory with their inspiring yells. 75