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Yearbook Name
The Gagashoan 1950
Location
East Rochester, New York (Monroe County)
Additional Information
THE WO
PRESENTS
EAST ROCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL,
EAST ROCHESTER,N.Y
IN OUR TOWN
THERE WAS A SCHOOL....
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STUDENTS
OUR SCHOOL
THERE WERE
This is Our Story
OF THE WORK AND FUN WE
have in Our Town and School
In Home Ec. we cook, bake, knead
—and eat!
We enjoy many hours in a “make believe” world
at the movies.
We are so anxious; and we are in such a hurry to reach school
exercises the Law to slow our pace.
that Guy,
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DURING AND AFTER SCHOOL HOURS
The C. Y. A. provides us with further
opportunities for sports, arts,
and crafts.
High Finance, becomes a major problem as the magazine
campaign mixes business with pleasure.
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For Four Busy Years.
OUR FRIEND, ADVISER AND
inspiration
MISS LAURA CASHION
Miss Laura Cashion, to whom we dedicate this Gagashoan, has been a guiding
light to us throughout our four years of high school. Her warm and friendly
heart, with her genial spirit, has made us love her. The influence of this beloved
advisor, whose guidance and companionship we have valued so greatly, will
remain with us wherever we happen to wander.
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Our Education Made Possible
Back Row: Mr. Voigt Archer, Mr. August Corea, Mr. Roy Grover. Front Row: Dr. Charles
Harris, Mr. Edmund Hazzard, Dr. Gordon Coryell.
The Board of Education in our school has sup-
plied us with the finest of equipment and a well
planned, modern building. We wish to express
to the Board our sincere thanks for providing us
with these necessary facilities for learning.
• • • •
Mr. Obourn, we wish to express our heartiest
appreciation for your help and encouragement.
You have given your utmost to see that our years
were happy ones and our plans successful. You
participated in our activities and you anticipated
our future success as though you were one of us.
In our eyes, Mr. Obourn, you represent our
ideal of friendliness, sympathetic understanding
and knowledge. With your very presence, comes
an air of dignity and respect. From your fine
example, we have learned the importance of
leadership, wisdom, and culture.
L. C. OBOURN
Superintendent
THE ADMINISTRATION
Mr. O’Donnell, for the three years you
have been our principal, we have pro-
fited by your counsel. In our classwork,
you have been a constant reminder of
the rewards which will come through
scholastic efforts. Your coaching in
sports, your interest in the music clubs
and your help in other organizations
have taught us the value of teamwork.
Your example and guidance have helped
us to develop a more mature self-assur-
ance which we will need along the path
of life.
F. J. O’DONNELL
Principal
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MRS. MANCUSO
MRS. McQUARRIE
MISS GILDA SINOPOLI
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Back Row: Mr. Beal, Industrial Arts; Miss Henry, Home Economics; Mr. Reed, Boys Athletics; Miss Hery, English;
Mrs. Frost, Typing; Mr. Baroody, Social Studies. Second Row: Mrs. Barrett, French; Miss Maxon, Social Studies; Miss
Wilson, Mathematics; Mrs. DeRitter, English; Mrs. Brainerd, English; Mrs. Leuty, Mathematics; Miss Faller, Home
Economics. Front Row: Mr. Dunn, Industrial Arts; Miss Fritz, Latin; Mr. Quinn, Science; Miss Cashion, Science; Mr.
Johnson, Librarian; Miss Bentley, Social Studies; Mr. Brody, Business.
Occasionally There
AS FACULTY LEAVES____
Mrs. Caldwell, John, Mr. Caldwell and David
Last summer Mr. Caldwell,
who had been teaching French
here at East Rochester for many
years, left our town to study for
a Doctor’s Degree at Middle-
bury College in Vermont. Here,
Mr. Caldwell was chosen as one
of a small group to go to France
for further study. As a result,
he is studying at the University
of Paris this winter.
Mr. Caldwell, with Mrs. Cald-
well and their sons David and
John are living in a suburb of
Paris and the boys and Mrs.
Caldwell are learning to speak
French. At the time this book
went to press, Mr. Caldwell had
just resigned from our school
system to continue his Doctor-
ate work. We shall miss Mr.
Caldwell, and we wish him all
of the success possible both in
completing his degree and in his
future teaching.
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....BLESS THEIR HEARTS
Back Row: Miss MacDonald, Social Studies; Mr. Lanson, English; Mrs. Myers, Dental Hygienist; Miss Warren, Nurse;
Mr. Boyce, Boys’ Athletics; Mr. Beckwith, Instrumental Music Teacher. Second Row: Mr. Bouchard, Seventh Grade;
Miss Horsey, Social Studies; Miss Wimer, Social Studies; Mrs. Karger, Mathematics; Miss Benton, Girls’ Athletics;
Mr. Steubing, Vocal Music. Front Row: Mr. Cannioto, Science; Miss Bourne, Business; Miss Jackling, Guidance;
Miss Beardsley, Art; Mr. Durante, Seventh Grade.
are Irregularities
i ... AND STUDENTS RETURN —1950 P. G. S.
Of Pageantry and Self Expression
Back Row. Sauer, Baronas, Sauer, Bahler, Milo, Bayko. Front
Row: Janes, Scalia, Devereaux, Saltrelli, Thurston, Gomez,
Santillo, Hall, Archer, Van Scott.
Lloyd Gomez, Shirley Santillo.
Schultz, Kyle, Hanselman, Kearns, Ferrin.
Left t0 S?hO'SnerKinZd NHalie>m°Ur’
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Back Row: Mr. Oboum, Mr. O’Don-
nell, Naccarella, Czech. Second Row:
Miss Bentley, Mrs. Saunders, Wil-
liams, Hoffman. Third Row: Vienne,
Chinelly, Cilento, Richie, Saltrelli.
Front Row: Mousso, Gomez, Nenno,
Calabrese, LaFica.
Of Leadership in School
STUDENT
COUNCIL
During the past year, the Student
Association of East Rochester High
School has accomplished many
things. Under the very capable
leadership of President, Jerry
Mousso, we have sold basketball
passbooks for the games, and have
helped other schools in starting
their student government organ-
izations. Irondequoit High School
is one of the schools which Jerry
Mousso, and Vice-President Lloyd
Gomez, attended and talked to,
regarding school government.
We have a very good staff of
representatives. They all take in-
terest in the meetings and have
chosen the cheerleaders with care
and a great deal of consideration.
Each home room is represented on
the council. Representatives are
elected by tine voting in the home
rooms.
The President and Vice-Presi-
dent are elected by popular vote,
and this year, for the first time, we
have used the voting machine to
cast our ballots. The Secretary,
Donald Saltrelli, was elected at the
first meeting by the representa-
tives.
President...............Jerry
Vice-President..........Lloyd
Secretary-Treasurer....Donald
Q.U.
Mousso
Gomez
Saltrelli
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Government .... our leaders
JUNIOR HIGH COUNCIL
The Junior High Council is com-
posed of one representative, from
each seventh and eighth grade.
There are also the President and
Vice-President who are elected by
the students. The secretary and
treasurer are chosen from the
council members.
The Council helps select the
Junior High Cheerleaders. It also
organizes the Junior High dances
and other programs. The renre-
sentatives cooperate with the Sen-
ior Council in such matters as the
collecting of fees.
JUNIOR HIGH OFFICERS
President.............Larry Wcisse
Vice-President..........Peter Gueli
Treasurer.........Rosemary Pticcia
Secretary________Mary Ann Taverite
Back Row: Mr. Cannioto,
Ferris, Puccia, Taverite,
Milo, Cerretti, Miss Horsey.
Front Row: Gueli, Kuhn,
Weisse.
JUNIOR HIGH COUNCIL
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BROWN and WHITE
b.
Joslyn,
Finley,
Scalise,
bw
JrariAift
By Expressing Themselves
Back Row: Davis, Properzi, Lane, Miss Hery, Sampson
Isadora. Front Row: Gilhart, Best, Root.
./yjYizio
is Biifton.
Prqsperi,
Kinhiind,
Back Row: VanScott, '
Platino, Nicolucci. Third
Tuttle, Best, Fabrizi
Davies, Petti, Palm.
Leeper. First Row:
Byrnes, Agosto, Tuttl
in,. SlcPhee, Passero,
wMmon, Dehn, Rexin.
'.Second Row: Quin/S
me,f ll Prosneri. K
Through the guidance ot Miss Ann
Marie Hery, the editor of this
year’s Brown and White, Barbara
Davis, and the associate editors,
Agnes Properzi and Anthony Isi-
dore, produced many good issues
of the paper.
An improvement especially not-
ed this year, was in the new Sports
Page. For the first time in years,
the complete page was sports, and
many sports scoops were an-
nounced.
More pictures and cartoons were
featured in the paper. The front
page was varied in style, and more
future news was published. These
are only a beginning of the many
improvements our paper has de-
veloped.
Back Row: Gilhart, Sampson, Kri-
vitza, Lane, Isadore, Mousso, Gilhart.
Third Row: Hoto, Vincent, Root,
Davis, Properzi, Hoffman, Peck,
Baronas, Lausin. Second Row: Wil-
liams, McDonald, Piscini, Lane, Sav-
idge, Longcoy, Cramer, Sauers, Del-
fino, Pasquale. First Row;
Shearer, Durfee, Hoyt,
Hughes Chinelly, Martin,
Corea.
PORTERS, WRITERS, AND PHOTOGRAPHERS
Editor-in-Chief, James Nenno; Co-Editors,
Phyllis Gross and Joyce Burns; Business
Managers. Jack Schenk, Don Saltrelli, and
Mary DiSerafino; Photography, Mike Russo;
Art, Steve Tuttle; Advisor, Miss Bourne.
GAGASHOAN
Photographers—Russo, Struble, Knorr, Gomez.
Back Row: Schenk, Knorr, Nenno,
Root, Lane, Miss Beardsley, Advisor,
Reese. Third Row: Sampson, Hoto,
Di Serafino, Vincent, Prosper!,
Schneider. Second Row: Saltrelli,
Corea, Lane, Davis, Milo, Martin.
Front Row: Longcoy, Burns, Gross,
Gilhart, Best, Properzi, Kitchen,
Smythe.
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Have you ever tried to organize a book? Little did
our able editor, Jim Nenno, who was skillfully as-
sisted by the co-editors Joyce Burns and Phyllis
Gross know what they were getting into! But ob-
serve the results! Much gratitude goes to Miss
Bourne and Miss Beardsley who had many sleep-
less nights pondering over ‘Our Town.”
Also on the staff were Jack Schenk and Don
Saltrelli, the business managers, who went through
that tedious operation of borrowing their fathers’
cars to collect advertisements. We could never have
succeeded without “the kids with the click,” Clark
Knorr and Lloyd Gomez, our photography man-
agers. And everyone knows what a hard job it is
trying to get money out of people!
By Rendering Fine Music
Back- Row: Smith, Stillman, Grover, Radcliff, Archer, Brock, Emerson, Isadore. Third Row: Buse, Clay, Steeley,
Longcoy, Czech, Lane, Lord, Fleming. Second Row: Dezio, Francisco, Salmon, Oosterling, Forgensi, Lane, Lane,
Root First Row: Root, LaPietra, Bach, DeMare, Piccilio, Riker, Lane, Winebrenner.
BAND OFFICERS
Left to Right: Mr. Beckwith, Still-
man, Flora Lane, Frances Lane.
SENIOR
Back Row: Root, Constantini, Smith, Mr. Beckwith.
Second Row: Saltrelli, Lane, Spring, Patterson, Fran-
cisco. Front Row: Brock, Archer, Radcliff, Isadore,
Emerson, Lane, DcPhillips.
DANCE BAND
. . . . FOR ALL TO ENJOY
Spring, O’Dell, Alferi, Kitchen, Bcllavia. Second Row: Weise, Lafica, Naccarella, Scarpino, Burton, Kipers, D. Vogler,
Sauer, Shairer. Front Row: Gueli, Vogler, Cimicata, Ambrogia, Sliker, Best, Scumaci, Zimmer, Root.
By Working For Those in Need . . .
Back row: Bellavia, VanScott, Passero, Salmon, Schultz. Middle row: Chinnelly,
Corea, Rivet, Macintosh, Fabrizi, Maiorani, Dey. Front row: LaFay, Czech,
Milo, Elsbree, Blair, DiSalvo, Lausin.
JUNIOR RED CROSS
Anna Fabrizi, President
Mary Maiorani, Vice President
Louis Passero, Secretary-Treasurer
Miss Edith Henry, Adviser
And By Expression in Drama . . .
THE STAGE AND DRA
Standing: Archer, Isadore, Clay, Jorgen-
sen. Seated: MacDonald, Properzi, Mrs.
Redman, Sampson, Leeper, Hall.
SPRING PLAY
STAGE CREW
Left to right: Longcoy, Patter-
son, Kitchen.
• ._________________________
By Carrying the Pigskin
COACHES-Mr. Quinn, Mr. Bouchard
Bruno, Schneider, Piazza, Corea, Lawson.
SENIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS
THE SEASON SCHEDULE
0. Batavia
48 Brockport
6 Brighton
25 Canandaigua
14 Newark
13 Webster
13 Irondequoit
13 Fairport
132 Opponents
Row: Courtney, Helfer, Gratton, Richie, O’Brien, Mauro, Page. Middle Row: Mast,
DeMare, Mr. Bouchard, Laws, Lafica, Constantini, Vienne, Finley, LaPietra Isadore, Devereaux,
Hull, Mr. Quinn. Calabrese, Francipane. Front Row: Scholand, Palini, Spinder Prince, Bower
Marcucci, Schenk, Collins, Scalise, Fitzgerald, Williams, Hanchowski, Accari, Cannioto.
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OVER THE
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y 0 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL
Sporting a 5-3 season record, the 1949
edition of East Rochester footballers
came through with another successful
season; but lost out in the county toga
race to Brighton.
The Brown and White clad gridders
failed to score in but one game, that
being a non-league affair with Batavia
where they were forced to battle the
mud and rain as well as a crack Batavia
eleven. The “Brown Jug Classic” with
Fairport proved to be a bitter end to the
season as the localites dropped a heart-
breaker to their traditional rivals by a
14-13 score. The Quinnmen pulled the
upset of the season, though, when they
nipped an undefeated Newark eleven
14-12. Newark ended the -season with
the E. R. victory being their only loss.
Don “Bo” Courtney, Paul Bower, Jack
Vienne, and Dick Devereaux were E. R.
standouts that won All-County positions
due to their outstanding playing.
Back Row: Sorge, Perrone, O’Brien, Puccia, Longcoy. Front
Row: Milo, DeMare.
JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS
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Displaying Good Teamwork
COACH BAROODY
SENIOR
SCHEDULE
ER 51
ER -16
irese
TEAM.
Righty Josh
Stortof Devej
ER 59
ER 70
ER 65
ER 58
ER 55
ER 36
ER 43
ER41
ER 58
ER 45
ER 50
ER 55
ER 40
ER 42
ER 45
ER 58
ER 66
Newark 38
Spencerp’t 33
Irond’quoit 30
Pittsford 33
Webster 27
Geneva 38
Brockport 38
Fairport 26
Brighton 40
Spencerp’t 30
Irond’quoit 34
Pittsford 57
Left to Right: O Brien, Naccarella, Alfieri, Fitzsimmons.
Collins, McLaughlin, Peck.
TEAM
Left to
Gratton,
Batavia
Webster
Brockport
Fairport
Brighton
(Quarter-Final)
ER 36 Waterloo
(Semi-Final)
Newark
(Finals)
Wellsville
East Rochester’s newly named
‘Bombers” literally bombed all
other league competitors as
they zoomed to another county
and sectional championship,
their 5th straight county toga
and their fourth of five section-
al crowns.
Team play, and a “never-say-
die” spirit, were the factors
that helped our side build up
that tremendous 19-1 record
which included a 19 game
winning streak. The Baroody-
men dropped their first game
of the year to Newark but
then went on to win the next
19, one of these a revengeful
victory over that same Newark
team in the Sectionals.
Left to Right: Clay, Vienne, Ciarico.
MANAGERS
and Sportsmanship... on the hmdwood
JUNIOR
VARSITY
COACH DURANTE
Mr. Durante, our J. V. coach
has turned out another winning
ball club for East Rochester
High. Combining height, speed,
and good shooting, the J. V.’s
have rung up a total of 14 wins
to 3 losses. This is a record the
boys can be proud of.
If our J. V. ball clubs are
repeatedly as capable of play-
ing good ball in the future,
East Rochester will continue
to turn out championship teams.
Much praise goes to Mr. Dur-
ante for the fine training
gives these boys.
he
ER 34
ER 22
ER 47
ER 40
ER 47
ER 41
ER 46
ER 47
ER 37
SCHEDULE
Newark 37
Spencerp’t 19
Irond’quoit 36
Pittsford
Webster
Geneva
Brockport
Fairport
Brighton
39
41
38
21
39
38
ER-16
ER 66
ER 38
ER 50
ER 49
ER 45
ER 29
ER 47
Spencerp’t
Irond’quoit
Pittsford
Batavia
Webster
Brockport
Fairport
Brighton
29
29
24
37
29
30
38
31
Left to
Peterson,
Ritchie.
TEAM
Right: Allen, Marcoccia, Fitzgerald,
Lafica, Helfer, Lausin, Morbito, Grant,
r - --^1 • /i ZL
team
Left to Right: Czech, Checko, Brown, Naccarella, Doyle, Bellavia,
Prosperi, Rocco, Paige.
Yacona, Tuttle.
MANAGERS
By Participating in Inter-class
iHi!'”’.'
MR. BOYCE
Coach
Srf?.sacc0'
7TH & STH GRADE BASKETBALL CHAMPS
Back Row: West, Dezio, Fitzsimons, La-
fica, DiAgostino, Zito. Front Row: Pal-
1 lino, Vienne, Mousso, Smith, Potempo.
^w*8**"
GIRLS’ HONOR BASKETBALL
Back Row: DiSerafino, Kitchen, Hoto.
Front Row: Burns, Gross, Schneider.
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GIRLS PLAY DAY
A Volleyball play day was observed in ERHS
February 26, 1950. Our girls were hosts to
Penfield, Pittsford, Irondequoit, Fairport and
Brighton. Many new friendships were made by
the girls from the different schools. Refreshments
were served and everyone had an enjoyable after-
noon. We hope, in the future, there will be many
more Play days.
The intramural program plays an im-
portant part in the life of the high school
girl. The program was developed with
the idea of giving opportunity for all
to participate. “A Sport for Every Girl
and Every Girl in a Sport,” is our motto.
Through participating in the various
sports, girls accrue sufficient number of
points to entitle them to athletic awards.
Championship teams and candidates
for Honor Teams play a final game be-
fore a group of teachers, who act as
judges, and pick the first and second
Honor Teams.
Competition .
FOR
Exercise
The intramural basketball schedule pro-
vides activity for practically every boy
in the Jr.-Sr. High School. Immediately
following Thanksgiving, a schedule in-
volving teams in home rooms from the
7th grade through Senior High School
begins, and champions in these leagues
are determined at the schedule’s termin-
ation about March 15. The top ranking
Senior, Junior, Sophomore, and Fresh-
man teams then compete against the
corresponding champions from Brighton
High School.
GIRLS SENIOR VOLLEYBALL
Back Row: Burns, Vincent, Milo, Sampson, Hoto,
Longcoy. Front Row: Schneider, Gross, Kitchen,
DiSerafino, Martin.
MISS BENTON
BOYS INTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL
Back row: Courtney, Constantini, Norti-
er, Aquino. Middle row: Hughes, Bower,
Dey, Marcoccia, Finley. Front row:
Krivitza, Schlafer, Ferrin, Spinder, Fran-
cipane, Whitmire, Hanchowsky.
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—ii to right: Hopkins, Reed, Francipane, Ferrin, Knorr, Nicolucci,
Brown, Saltrelli.
JUNIOR-SENIOR BASKETBALL CHAMPS
GIRLS WINNING BASKETBALL
Back row on bleachers: Hoto, Longcoy.
Front row on bleachers: DiSerafino,
Schneider. Standing: Kitchen, Burns.
Kneeling: Gross, Milo.
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By Bringing
Tihci
own
Rowe /Sell
iWiv/ Fro,
/Vitalise J
Imons, Marcoccia
lienzo, Fitzgerald
BOWLING
Back Row: Palma, Petti, Delfino, Francipane, Saltrelli.
Front Row: Pasquale, Berry, Cramer, Agosto, Gotshall,
Bayko.
GIRLS’ SOCCER
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‘SOMETIMES A TROPHY... SOMETIMES NOT
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49
35%
54%
East Rochester took second to Brighton in the county.
ow: Vienne, Gratton, Finley, Collins, Brown, Ritchie, Nielson, Setter, Acciari Second
pw: DeBerardinis, Paige, Welkley, Squire, Cannioto, Williams, Savidge, Squire, Peets, Fabrizi
jr. Brody. First Row: R. Savidge, Pallini, McPhee, Peterson, DiRienzo, D. Williams, Santucci,’
ellavia.
e
In 1949, East Rochester had a very “green” team, but under the
capable coaching of Mr. Brody, many individual stars were
discovered. The most outstanding was Chuck Collins, who won
the sectionals in the shot put. He also set a new county record
with a heave of 48 ft. 9 in. Other county winners were John Cala-
brese in the high jump, Nick DeMare, in the 100 yd. dash, and
Frank Santucci in the pole vault. We had a winning county' relay
team in the 440 yd. competition. The relay team composed of
Nick DeMare, Jack Vienne, Sam Peterson, and Frank Santucci,
was the first county winning relay team in fifteen years.
Though this was not the greatest track team in ability, it was
great in spirit and coaching.
Results for the regular season were
E. R. 76 Brockport
E. R. 51 Albion
E. R. 54% Newark
E. R. 45% Brighton
COACH-MR. BRODY
And By Providing Outdoor Enjoyment
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BASEBALL
BASEBALL
Rochester
dWtSTt' CHESTER,/
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Back Row: Petti, Setter,
Gratton, Vienne, Joslyn,
Swift, LaFica, O’Brien,
Ricci, Mr. Boyce. Front
Row: McLaughlin, Boy-
lin, Schenk, Devereaux,
Urzetta, Naccarella, Sim-
mons.
Back Row: Gray, Laws,
Strong, Helfer, Schlafer,
LaPietra, Grover, Mr.
Keuch. Front Row: Law-
son, Savidge, C. Prong,
Vienne, Battazzo.
COACH
MR. BOYCE
The 1949 baseball team under the leadership of newly
appointed coach, Bill Boyce, had a fairly good season.
Winning nine out of fifteen games this team had consid-
erable talent. The 1950 season will see all but four start-
ing members of the team in uniform. The boys that coach
Bill Boyce will surely miss, are Jack Vienne, Paul Grat-
ton, Pat Petti, and Ray Setter. Coach Boyce is hoping
for a better season this year.
BASEBALL SCHEDULE
E. R. 11.....................Victor 3
E. R. 8......................Pittsford 1
E. R. 0......................Webster 4
E. R. 8......................Brockport 1
E. R. 2......................Irondequoit 1
E- R. 2......................Hilton 5
E- R. 5......................Brighton 2
E. R. 1......................Spencerport 3
E. R. 2......................Webster 3
E- R. 10.....................Newark 6
E. R. 6......................Brockport 4
E. R. 0......................Irondequoit 5
E. R. 9......................Hilton 2
E- R. 8......................Spencerport 7
E- R. 2......................Brighton 5
Won Nine
Lost Six
Pct. 600
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IS.» «t< sw.*
Sfflith National Honor Society
Back Row: Mr. O’Donnell, Archer, VanScott, Jorgensen, Gomez, Laws. Second Row: Dev-
ereaux, Root, Hall, Davis, Miss Wilson, Mrs. Saunders. First Row: Gross, Gilhart, Williams,
Burns, Properzi, Lane, Kitchen.
NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY
Root; Secretary, Patsy
Miss Wilson, Mrs. Saun-
OFFICERS
President, Lloyd Gomez; Vice-Pres., Betty
Gilhart; Treasurer, Frances Lane; Advisors,
ders, Mr. O’Donnell.
This year the National Honor So-
ciety has been exceedingly active.
In November we took in ten new
members, four Seniors and six
Juniors at an impressive candle-
light service. These members were
chosen for their outstanding traits
of Scholarship, Leadership, Char-
acter and Service.
In December we attended the
play “The man who came to Din-
ner” at the Auditorium.
Throughout the year members
took turns attending the City Club
lectures on Saturday noons.
During midterm exams a lunch-
eon was given for the faculty, it
was a great success and a great
deal of fun for all.
On February 11, we heard Mrs.
Roosevelt and Dr. Ralph Bunche
speak at the Eastman Theater on
the meaning of Abraham Lincoln
and the work of the United Na-
tions. a a
Such as the Popular library
MEMBERS
Back Row: Mr. Johnson,
Longcoy, Baronas, Mac-
Donald, Anthony, Dehn,
Smyth, Peck. Second
Row: Savadge, Pella,
Simmons, Lane, Good-
rich Fabrizi. Front Row;
Byrnes, Bahler, Cramer,
DiSalvo, Bullis, Sleeman.
DEBATE CLUB
Greatly increased in size from last year,
the Debate Club this year was a thriving
organization. It was under the guidance of
our capable advisor Miss Bently.
At an early meeting Mary Maiorani was
elected President, Mary Leeper, Vice-
President, and Elain Gowan, Secretary.
With these three officers the club enjoyed
many spirited debates on current topics of
interest in the nation and in the school.
Patricia Kinmond, Kenneth Plall, Mary
Leeper, and Neil Van Scott were the four
students who expertly gave the “Junior
Town Meeting of the Air” discussion for
WHEC this year.
MEMBERS
Back Row: Platino, Nico-
lucci, Miss Bentley, Clay,
Strong. Middle Row:
Hall, Davis, Blair, Van
Scott, Passero. Front
Row: Fabrizi, Buechcl,
Gowan, Kinmond, Lee-
per, Maiorani.
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DEBATE AND LATIN
CLUBS
LIBRARY CLUB
activities and
Nicodemi,
Helfer,
IGNIS
e °nsuls R
35
The Library Club consists of boys and
girls in High School that are interested
in working in the library. This work
consists of checking books in and out
of the library, shelving books, keeping
the library tidy, and the students quiet
when Mr. Johnson, the librarian, is out
of the room. There is also the tedious
job of taking inventory at the end of
the year.
The Library Club does not meet as
often as it has in the past because of so
many extra-curricular
other activities at night.
LlRRA ^'er; Secr^On^oy. v.
',ry’
MEMBERS
Back Row: VanScott, Archer,
McPhee, Collins, Jorgensen.
Harris, Doyle, O’Dell. Mid-
dle Row: Conners, Lane,
Root, Best, Prong, Ross,
Morris, Burton. First Row:-
Sliker, Harris,
DellaPietra, Gilhart, Gowan,
Lucia, Bayko,
Shairer.
CUSTODES
The Latin Club is a social organization
composed of students who have, or are
taking, Latin. In order to join the club,
it is necessary to maintain at least an
85 per cent average.
During the year, the club has had
interesting meetings. Initiations of new
members, parties, and various other ac-
tivities, were planned at these social
gatherings. At our first meeting in the
fall, the officers were elected for the
year. They are at present: Consuls—Betty
Root, Bill Jorgensen, Scriba—Patsy Gil-
hart, and Aedile—Joe Ross.
Under the guidance of our capable ad-
visor, Miss Fritz, the club has had a very
successful year.
Some Attained Their Pleasures .
MIXED, CHORUS
Back Row: Gross, Cooney, Davis. Rexin.
Second Row: Davies. Francipane, Properzi,
Forbes, Fabrizi. Williams, Longcoy. Front
Row: Kinmond, Gowan, Petti, Mowry,
Piazza. Saltrelli. Nohe.
ALTOS J A . 7
Back Row: Calabresi, Sampson, Root,
Smyth. Third Row: Burton, George, Kitchen,
O’Dell, Sweeney, Best. Second Row: Mar-
tino, Burns, Maiorani, Vogt, Peck, Barry,
Salmon. First Row: .Scumaci, Nohe, Tor-
torici, Pieramico, Ambrbgio, Scumaci, Cala-
brese, Gowan. '
' : ' V SOPRANOS
Back Row: Finley, Stillman, Marcocci,
Courtney, Peck, Fitzsimmons. Second Row:
Patterson, Petti, Clay, Gauthier, Gilhart,
Harris. First Row: Allen, Cimicata, Bruno,
Aquino, Alfieri, LaBarbero, Ciarico, Strong,
Bower.
BASSES
Back Row: Radcliff, Williams, Nicolucci.
Second Row: Emerson, LaFica, Lane
Squier, M. LaFica. Front Row: Gueli’
Sliker, Tuttle, Cilento, Hayden, Ossterling’
TENORS
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IN A SONG
. 7 V.'
Jlgnes Properzi- OV^l^|
bran*"- CLW
GIRLS’ GLLt G
/ ft”? J?°w( npouale, Co’tshall, Welkley,
/ U pvi#> DiPacific. Sleeman, Simmons,
j/Brown. Third uRow: Gowan. Schneider.
V i/'J Kjpniond. Noha Piscini. Joslyn Basciani.
> !>/ iPalma, Delfino. Second Row: Tully, Nohe,
.ft/ 4/I’arrota. Corea, Quinzi, DeBeradinis, Della
r , ' Pietra. Laury, Durfee. Maranzano, Lucia.
T~jjp A First Row: Teeter. DiSalvo. Tortorici. Corea.
TjC*1 ' Scalise, Magnar, Sacco, Wazniak, Scumaci.
Ambrosio, Agosto, Harris, Prosperi.
GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB
Back Row: Cilento, Scholand, DePictra,
Ross, Kitchen, Tyler, Glanton. Third Row:
Perone, Sauer, Vogler, Hopkins, Florin,
Sorge, Filiaci, Ormsby, Turner, Ditzel. Sec-
ond Row: Courtney, Tando, Vogler, Tav-
erite, Devereaux, Fitzsimmons, Wiesse, May-
nard, Dezio, Britzon. First Row: Hamilton,
Palermo, Lane, Gueli, Soudan, Chinelly,
Sult. Morreale, Finley, Winebrenner, Carli,
Best.
JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS
Back Row: Waud, Nicodemi, McPhee,
Danizo. Rexin, Smyth, Arden, Sampson.
Third Row: Peck, Sauer, G. Sauer, Cramer,
Forbes, Properzi, Bayko, Dehn, Barn-. Sec-
ond Row: Cooney, Baronas, MacDonald,
Kitchen, Leeper, Davies, Hoffman, Steph-
any, VanScott. First Row: Martino, Mowry,
Milo, Prosperi, Catizone, Vogt, Pullano.
DiGuiseppi, Williams, Rowe, Zito.
GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB
MR. STEUBING
DIRECTOR
Back Row: Rocco, DeVito, Russo, Galanti,
Schelski, Glanton, Gilhart. Third Row:
Buechel, Milo, Paulino, Marcoccia, Saltrelli.
Floren, Schilliaci, Longcoy, Puccia. Second
Row: DeMare, Morono, Hamilton, Hodges,
Marozzi, Gallelli, Sacco, Kuhn, Finley,
Greeley, Boch, Elsbree, Wheeler. First Row:
Harris, Martello, Cassia, Raschitore, Draper,
Sleeman, Pavoni, Corea, Hotchkiss, Blair,
Calabrese, LaFica, Foote.
JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS
While Others Were Leaders
. . . IN GIRLS’ SPORTS
,nza.
Buech el
publii
Award, to the
>ane
.rain
Education, for
1947-48—Violet
'iSerafini
Byrnes,
, Conflftj
service to the
*VBurdo.
member
Colletta Schneider
.Patricia Kinmond
......Betty Root
OFFICERS
Back Row: Maiorani,
Third Row: Baronas,
Row: Lucia, Schneidi
Row: Gotshall, Kiwi
Saltrelli. ,/1 y
<6. R. Teachers’ Association Prizes: attendance, respon-
sibility, general attitude, consistent effort—Charles
Collins and Ennina Perry.
Harriet Babcock Memorial Prize for excellence in Eng-
lish— Ermina Perry.
Delphian Study Club American History Prize—Joan
Kearney.
Louis E. Bird Memorial Latin Prize, for excellence in
Latin study—Ermina Perry.
Burton J. Fryatt Memorial Prize, for excellence in busi-
ness subjects—Joyce Burdo.
Mark Byron Furman Prize. To the boy and girl of the
graduating class who have excelled in character and
ideals, scholarship and leadership—Charles Collins and
Ermina Perry.
National Honor Society Recognition Award, for advance-
ment as a student—Achille DeBemardinis.
American Legion Auxiliary of Jules Verne Fish Post
Citizenship Prize—Tony Palermi.
V. F. W. Award—outstanding service rendered to school
for boy and girl—Achille De Berardinis and Jeanette
D’Agostino.
ice-E resident
work in school journalism
Collins.
The Mathematics Prize given for excellene^ja^foury*
of high school mathematics—Chuck» CcfmrM-*
Prizes given by Mrs. Dorothy O’DonneH^or faithful p;
ticipation and superior work in vcJcUKinusic—R
Grape and Hazel Pratt.
Library Prize, to a Senior for repden
school by working in the library—J
Bausch and Lomb Honorary Science Award fS
of the graduating class who has shown gre:
gress in three years of science studies—Ermin^
and Charles Collins.
Reader’s Digest Honorary Subscription
.valedictorian—Ermina Perry.
Honor Books, given by the Board of
perfect attendance in the school year
George, Jane Lang, and Carol Tally.
A $100 Scholarship from Rochester Business Institute—
Joyce Burdo and Carl Ricci.
A $400 Scholarship to St. Lawrence University—Charles
Collins.
St. Nicola Society of E. R. Prize for excellence in Home
Economics—Carol Talley.
St. Nicola Society of E. R. Award to the boy of the
graduating class who has done the most outstanding
A $275 Scholarship to Syracuse U niversity-Virgmia
Merwin.
Jules Verne Fish Post for winner of the oratorical con
test winner—Violet George.
Class of 955
5 MORE YEARS TO STRUGGLE
.J J
Wimer.
Pietra,
Royka,
Back Row: Gifford, Schultz, Tro-
vato, Storto, Hamilton, Wheeler.
Elsbree, Cosco, Kier. Third Row:
Mr. Bouchard, Hearn, Buechel,
Marozzi, DePhillip, Kuhn, Foote.
LaFica, Glanton, Hodges, Saltrelli.
Tyler. Second Row: Harris, Corea,
Seata, Morono, Hotchkiss, Cala-
brese, Hamilton, Finley, Gallelli.
First Row: Myers, Gilhart, White-
night, Andrews, Schelski, Devito,
rui
■93
■«l
.1
BaclT Row: Soudan., 'O’Brien,
Vogler, Youngf? Schol^jjfl; DR-
zel, Turner, Cilento. Third
Row: Alferi. Merwin, Bctaskas,
Czech Pacilio, Sult, Lortgcoy,
Rice, Whitman, Puccia, Chi-
nelli, Palmer, Miss
Second Row: Della
Estey, MacDonald,
Carter, Smith, Kitchen, Hoff-
man, Siedel. Front Row: Casac-
cia, Pavoni, Greeley, Carr,
Piersielak, Reed, Kohler, Cran-
dall.
Back Row: Gifford, DiBera-
dinis, Anthony, .Burns, Indiano,
Ricci. Third Row: Mr. Durante,
Peregrim, Brown, Pyfrom, Fior-
avanti, Santillo, Dey, Nico-
lucci, Beltran. Second Row:
Bauer, MacGregor, Temperato,
Schillaci, Lcuhm, Marcoccia,
Prince. Front Row: Rizzo, Mar-
tello. Bostian, • Sleeman, Ferris,
Oderkirk, Blair, DeVito.
Class of ’54 CHEER UP, ONLY 4 MORE YEARS TO GO
Back Row: Hoyt, Marcoccia, Ceretti, Di-
Agostino, Santilo, Alvut. Second Row: Miss
MacDonald, Sharp, Sodoman, Laws, Blair,
Engert, Blair, Shojan, Ballone. First Row:
DiVeronica, Cramer, Angeline, Dorazio,
Ormesby, Dianetti, Hoyt, Warder, Rizzo.
1 * § a ** : 1
Baek Row: Tribotti, Tando, Rocco, Russo,
Fitzsimmons, Zito, West, Hite. Second
Row: Mr. Lanson, Mousso, Vienne, Fran-
cisco, Russell, Potempa, Lafica, McQuay,
Osterling, Perrone. Front Row: Winney, De-
Beradinis, Smith, Paulino, Dezio, Talmadge,
Stenglein, Potempa.
bi>b Jaa
a3u sss
Back Row: Filliaci, Devereaux, Stenner,
Florin, Giantin, Hopkins, Sorge, Ross. Sec-
ond Row: Allen, Best, Platino, Carli,
Struble, Wheaton, Maynard, Kipers, DiPie-
tro, Hanselman, Julian, Hanchousky, Peli-
tier, Mrs. Karger. First Row: Yacono, Flem-
ing, Kier, Milo, Quinzi, Duval, Zanche,
Palermo.
SsIbSISI
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I bib ■1
Vvla ■1
Back
rite,
Row: Morreale, Rosa, Santillo, Taver-
—, Hauser, Courtney, Bridson, Vogler.
Second Row: Miss Horsey, Helfer, Sauer,
Weise, Gueli, Wincbrenner, DiPietro, Bar-
on*15. Kitchen, Finnity, Lane, Rivet, Orms-
bee. Front Row: Raschiatore, Kotowicz,
Draper, Smallridge, DeMare, LaFay, Harris,
Marr, Steely.
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Class of ’53 ... for us... just 3 more
CLASS OFFICERS
riia
use
a»
ciani.
...James Nacarella
___Julius Williams
ary Ann Nicodemi
______Miss Maxon
Back Row: Nicodemi, Prosperi, Rocco,
Politere, Prince. Richie, Plish. Second Row:
Mr. Baroody, Rivet, Mapstone, Peck, Mc-
Phee, Marcoccia. Nacarella, Rosati, Mor-
realle, McLaughlin. Front Row: Nohe,
Parrotta. Martello. Quinzi, Riker, Miller,
Prong, Puccia, Pella.
, ^Pysid^nt!'._____
Vide-Pregiderft.
C^ecre tsfry-T rfeas
Advisor.....™___
Back Row: LaFay, DeVito, Lane, D’Agos-
tino, LaBarbara. Second Row: Mrs. Barrett,
Loury, Foote, DeBeradinis, Finley, Good-
rich, Davies. Kush, Helfer, DiGuiseppi.
Front Row: Dench. Magner, DiSalvo, Kuhn,
Hayden, Kearns, DellaPietra, Durfee, Fal-
cone.
"~3 SEI
pi 1W
:h hi
Back Row: Cannan, Cimacata, Chinelly,
Brown, Cook, Connors, Allen. Second Row:
Cannan, Caprella, Cook, Cilento, Bayko,
Alvut, Anthony. Burton, Blaire, Busse, Miss
Maxon. Front Row: Buechel, Corea, Ames,
Cilento, Aliosio, Cook, Corea, Bullis, Bas-
Back Row: Williams, Scalia, Sorge, Tougher,
Trovato, Zito. Wright. Middle Row: Tuttle,
Wojick, Santillo. Sacco. Syracuse, Smythe,
Stephany, VanScott, Waud, Miss Fritz.
Front RowA Sliker. Teeter. Scumaci, Scalise,
Sebaste, SlAtp, Shairer, Scarpino, Zimmer.
L —2 YEARS TO GO
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Scalice, Savadge,
■Zanche, Scholand, Smith. Second
Row: Sauer, Price, Simmons, Ross,
Savadge, D. Vienne, Sleeman, B.
Vienne, Miss Bentley. Front Row:
Talmadge, Santucci, Raschitore,
Prong, Pieramico, Sacco, Piscini,
Witt, Savadge, Sleeman.
Back Row: D’Innocenzo, Chudyck,
Fabrizi, Doyle, Czech, Acciari,
Emerson. Third Row: Doyle,
Barry, Arden, DiRienzo, Bellavia,
Duval, Bruno, Cannioto, Battazzio,
Gilhart, Arden Miss Hery. Second
Row: Gotshall, Forbes, Bayko,
Passero, Francipane, Cramer, Cas-
Rowe. Front Row: Tulley,
Brown, Guerin, Alvut,
Agosto, Delfino, Saltrelli.
sen
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Back Row: Palini, LaPietra, Peets, Hoyt, Paige, Lafica, Krivitza. Second Row: Miss
Wilson, Little, Johnson, Jackson, Lausin, Kotowicz, McPhee, McQuarrie, Lord,
Harris. Front Row: Helfer, Lucia, Peterson, Joslyn, Petti, Pasquae, Palma, Morono’
Kier.
fe? PreQ
&e--TreaT^^ La-
Mlss Bentiy PnuI|ne Pett^ A®>runo;
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42
Third
__Chester Lane
Dick Devereaux
...Joe Calabrese
President____
Vice-President.
Secretary_____
Treasurer____
Advisor_______
^AJour.tni
Cirico, B“u
Urzetta. Second Row: Mrs. Saun4e^,
Zito,f Calabrese/Kozak, Ricci,f .Paige.
owan, Bahler, Nohe, *Piazza; Burns,
Back Row: Dutko, Laws, McLaughlin, Brock, Worth,, Dey, Brfird, O’Brien,^Devereaux. Third Row: Naccarella, Stn
Luckie, Grover, Clay, Sleeman, Gauthier, Squier, Thurston, Bellayia, Spi|de ”
George. Williams, Davies, Blair, Fabrizi, Santillo, Pull^no, Vogt, Peck, .Slue:
Front Row: Hoyt, Martino, Mowry, Scumaci, .Waznibk, Qiurizi, Kinniond,
jTTer, .Arcberf Hall.-Jnauro, Joslyu1-'Fl|hnc.J
orabifof Isadpre/ Lime, Paterson, Consaantir
iwxin, Bell r a eft; Danzio, Knapp, Mousso,/Dpi
Mast-^0Uzgerald, Calabrese, Smallridge; Leeper,
Lawrey, Mackintosh.
1^ <
p 1
Back Row; VanScott, Marcoccia, Grant, Nicolucj
Row: Piazza, Best, Collins, Boylin, Hanchowskr/'
Quinn. Second Row: Welkley, Malark, Hydrick, Pissaro, I
MacDonald, Baronas, Cooney, O’Dell, Mrs. DcRitter. First w .
Maironi, Maranzano, Catizone, Calabrese, Prosperi, Izzo, Cramer, Ambp
But This is How it Started...
Back Row: Forbes, Cross, Sweeney, Prosperi, Lannutti, Lucas, Best, Properzi, Sampson, Batazzo. Third Row: Lane,
Potter. Kitchen, Davis, Hoto, Gilhart, McLaughlin, Longcoy, Bums, Carr. Second Row: Peterson, Schiefer, Corea
Marafioti, Kyle, Nortier, Russo, Hanselman, Duel, Schilliaci. First Row: Nicolucci, Lane, Ferrin, Schlafer, Kearns^
Calabra, Saltrelli, Smyth, LaFica, Hughes.
GUESS WHO
Back Row: X c
DiVeronicai /Fiizsiiiiinuns, vvinuiiuu; vnjuuuiau, kccoc, mvim, a u....v,a,
Row: Malpass, Mousso, Fleming,' Dianetti, Krivitza, Smith, Marcoccia, Dutko, Hopkins, Schenk, Smallridge, Sparks.
Front Row: Brown, Hanchowsky, 'Francipane, Worth, Milo, Dehn, Martin, Tuttle, Spring, Duel Judson.
OUR
BABY
PICTURES
cQuay, Radcliff, Scalise,,Vincent, Sleeman, Magoon, Waznick, Foote, Joslyn, Falcone, Seibert. Third Row:
■"itzsimmons, Whitmire,' Goodman, Reese, DiSerafino, Reid, Fulmer, Merrill, Nenno, Engert. Second
Some Have Acquired Honor...
Elizabeth Root
Joyce Burns
Lloyd Gomez
Barham Davis
Barbara Kitchen
Phyllis Gross
STUDENT CLASS OFFICERS
President.
Lloyd Gomez
Patsy Gilbert
SENIOR
HONOR STUDENTS
Vice-President.
Secretary.....
.Jerry Mousso
....Betty Root
Class Adviser........................................Miss Cashion
Seven pupils in the Senior class have earned the
title, Honor Students. Valedictorian, Betty Root,
was Secretary of the Senior class, Business Man-
ager of the school paper and engaged in many
other activities. Co-Editor of the 1950 Gagashoan,
Joyce Burns, tagged the title of Salutatorian for
her class. Joyce was also active in sports. Follow-
ing closely was Lloyd Gomez, President of the
Senior class and Vice-President of the Student
Council. Fourth place was taken by Barbara Davis,
who was Editor of the school paper and member
of the Debate Club and other activities. Barbara
Kitchen, a member of the National Honor Society
and Mixed Chorus followed in fifth place. Another
Co-Editor of the Gagashoan who was very active
in sports, Phyllis Gross, was also an honor student.
Patsy Gilhart, Secretary of the National Honor
Society was the remaining honor student. Each of
these students has shown in high school the
qualities necessary in future life.
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MARY DISERAI INO . . . THE MOST ENTHUSIASTIC SLAVE
OF THE SENIOR CLASS
EUGENE AQUINO
“Bugs”
"The bell would ring and still
He had not talked his fill.”
Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramural
Basketball 1, 3, 4; Jr. Varsity
Basketball 2; Brown and White
3, 4; Soccer 4; President of Li-
brary Club 4; All State Chorus
4.
SENIORS
of
1950
ANNE BEST
“Anne”
"Quiet, blond, sincere and shy,
Anne is tops is everyone’s eye.”
Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed
Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Circulation
Editor of Brown & White 4;
Intrainurals I, 2, 3; Debate Club
3; Ball and Prom Committees
3, 4; Magazine Campaign.
DONALD BROWN
“Brownie"
“Mingle your cares with pleasure
now and then."
Track 1, 2; Intramural Basket-
ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball Man-
ager 3; Bowling 3; Golf 2, 3;
Football Manager 3; Band 1, 2,
3; Intramural Baseball 1, !L^3;
Magazine Campaign 4.
Band 7, 8, 1, 2, <U<Da41i-V'
Band 2; Senior Ball ComfmSee
4; Intramural Basketball 1,’2,
3, 4; Spring Concert 7, 8, 1, 2,
3, 4; Magazine Campaign 4;
Fall Concert 7, 8, 1, 2, 3, 4;
Volleyball 1, 2, 3.
JOYCE BURNS
“Joyce”
“Dark, vivacious, a twinkle in
her eye
Joyce is the one who makes us
sigh."
Cheerleader 7, 4; National
Honor Society 4; Brown and
White 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2,
3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Soc-
er 1, 2, 3, 4; Leaders’ Club
1, 2, 3, 4; Co-Editor Gagashoan
CONSTANCE JOSEPHINE
COREA
“Jo”
“Ever so jolly, ever so gay,
With a sparkling smile.
That shines every day.”
Junior Highlights 8; Girls’ Bas-
ketball, Baseball, Volleyball,
Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Leaders’ Club
2, 3, 4; Gagashoan Staff 4;
Usher for Spring Concert, Grad-
uation 3; Red Cross Representa-
tive 4; Chairman Checking Com-
mittee, Senior Ball 4.
BARBARA DAVIS
“Barb”
“Red of hair, hazel of eye,
With her jolly nature, ’Barb’ will
get by.”
Editor Brown and White 4;
Sports 1, 2, 3, 4; Debate Club
3, 4; ESSPA Convention 4; Na-
tional Honor Society 4; Mixed
Chorus 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1;
Red Cross 2; Archery Champion
2 3; County Music Festival 2,
3, 4.
ANITA DEHN
“Dehn”
“Silence may do good, and can
do little harm.”
Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Spring Con-
cert 2, 3, 4; Fall Concert 2, 3,
4; Music Festival 2, 3, 4; Brown
and White 4; Red Cross 4;
Candy Selling 4; Usher for
Graduation 3; Volleyball 4; Li-
brary Club 2, 3, 4.
MARY DiSERAFINO
“Mary”
“With a sense of humor
A Smile of cheer
There’s never a dull moment
When Mary is near"
Gagashoan Business Editor 4;
Leaders' Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Brown
and White 4; Volleyball, Bas-
ketball, Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior
Prom and Senior Ball Commit-
tees; Manager Volleyball and
Basketball 3, 4; Magazine Cam-
paign Manager 4.
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LLOYD GOMEZ . . . OUR SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT
MARY ELIZABETH DUTKO
“Bet’s”
"Although Betty appears bash-
ful and shy
There’s always a smile for those
passing by.”
Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1,
2, 3, 4; Badminton 2; Basket-
ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Red Cross 2;
Candy Selling 4; Usher for
Spring Concert 4; Magazine
Campaign 4.
FREDERIC E. FERRIN
"Kermit"
“Girls annoy me! I love to be
annoyed.”
Junior Prom Committee 3; J. V.
Basketball 1, 2; Christmas As-
sembly 2; Armistice Assembly 4;
Magazine Campaign 4; Intra-
mural Baseball and Basketball 3,
4; Track 3; Volleyball 3.
BERT FITZSIMMONS
“Bert”
“Oh! That my young life were
a lasting dream.”
Basketball 1, 3, 4; Football 1,
2; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4;
Bowling Team 2, 3; All State 4;
Track 1; Ping Pong I, 2; Brown
and White 3, 4; President Mixed
Chorus 4.
JOHN FLEMING
“Johnny”
“Men of few words are the
best men.”
Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1;
All State Band 1; Junior Prom
3; Senior Ball 4; Intramural
Basketball 1; Senior Play 1, 2.
NICK FRANCIPANE
“Cola”
"A man of all hours-ready for
anything.”
J. V. Basketball 1, 3; Intramural
Basketball 2, 4; Football 2, 3,
4, Bowling 2, 3, 4; Magazine
Campaign 4; Senior Ball Com-
mittee, Junior Prom Committee,
Intramural Baseball 1, 2; Senior
Dance Committee
SENIORS
of
1950
PATSY GILHART
“Pat”
“Oh, she is a maid of the dain-
tiest mold,
Hair of sunshine, heart of gold.”
Girls’ Glee Club 1; Volleyball,
Basketball 1; Latin Club 2, 3,
4; Secretary Latin Club 4; Na-
tional Honor Society 3, 4; Sec-
retary Honor Society 4; Brown
and White 2, 3, 4; Usher for
Graduation 3; Junior Prom and
Senior Ball Committees 3, 4;
Student Council 2.
LLOYD GOMEZ
“Lloyd”
“Class Pres.?—Best yet!
High in honors?—Triple threat!
Reg'lar fella?—You bet!”
Vice-President Student Associa-
tion 4; President Senior Class 4;
National Honor Society 3, 4;
President National Honor Society
4; Christmas Pageant 3, 4;
Spring Play 3; Junior Prom and
Senior Ball Committees 3, 4.
PHYLLIS GROSS
“Phyl”
“Oh, where did you get those
eyes so blue?
‘Out of the sky, as I came
through’.”
Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls’
Glee Club 1, 2; Co-Editor
Gagashoan 4; Leaders’ Club 2,
3, 4; Tennis Champ 3, 4; Pro-
gram Chairman Senior Ball 4;
Brown and White 1, 2; Usher
for Graduation 3; National Hon-
or Society 4; Girls’ Sports 1, 2,
EUGENE HANSELMAN
“Gabby”
“Though Gene often seems to
be quiet and shy.
You couldn’t find a better guy.”
Intramural Basketball 1; Intra-
mural Baseball 1; Magazine
Campaign 4.
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BARBARA KITCHEN . . . COMPOSER OF CLASS SONGS
ROBERT HARMOR
“Bob”
"I have often regretted my
speech, but never my silence.”
Junior Prom Committee 3; Sen-
ior Ball Committee 4; Magazine
Campaign 4.
FLOYD HILLIKER
“Floyd”
“Jest aside, let our aims be
serious.”
Advanced work in Mechanical
Drawing; Science Major; Maga-
zine Campaign.
ROBERT HOPKINS
“Bob”
“Time ripens all things
No man is bom wise.”
Chorus 2, 3; Intramural Basket-
ball 1, 2; Intramural Softball 1,
2; Spring Concert 3, 4; Fall
Concert 3, 4; Mixed Chorus
Festivals 3, 4; Senior Ball
Committee 4; Junior Prom Com-
mittee 3.
ROSE HOTO
“Rose”
“Full of fun and laughter, too
She’s charmed us all, her four
years through.”
Usher for Graduation 3; Leaders'
Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3,
4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Volley-
hall I, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 2; Ping
Pong 2; Badminton 2; Brown
and White 2, 4; Baseball 1, 2.
SENIORS
of
1950
HOWARD HUGHES
“Pudge”
"Little care I, if little I am
I can do as much as a big fella
can.”
Basketball Manager 2; Intra-
mural Basketball 4; Magazine
Campaign 4; Senior Ball Com-
mittee 4; Brown and White 3,
4; Coronation Assembly 2, 3;
Tennis Manager 3; Sophomore
Hop Committee.
DOUGLAS JANES
“Little Jess”
“Handsome, quiet, blond and
tall
Doug is a friend to one and all.”
Manlius Military School 1, 2,
3; Christmas Assembly 4; Senior
Ball Committee; Magazine Cam-
paign.
WILLIAM JORGENSEN
"Bill”
“Happy-go-lucky, mentally keen
Best combination we’ve ever
seen.”
Spring Play 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin
Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Society
3, 4; Junior Vice-President;
President Latin Club 3, . 4;
Christmas Assembly 3, 4; Mixed
Chorus 4.
JAMES KEARNS
"Jim”
“Fun is the keynote of my sail.”
Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3;
Intramural Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4;
Intramural Volleyball 4; Track
4; Soccer 4; Armistice Day As-
sembly; Magazine Campaign.
BARBARA KITCHEN
“Qucenie”
“An ace in her schoolwork,
A mixer supreme.
A friend when you need one,
A tall dancing dream.”
Mixed Chorus 1. 2, 3, 4; Girls’
Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Brown
and White 2, 3; All State' 4;
Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1,
2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4;
Honor Society 4; Volleyball 2,
3; Captain 3, 4.
CLARK KNORR
MISS CASHION’S RIGHT-HAND Man
CLARK KNORR
"Red”.
“The man worth-while is the
one who'll smile
When even-thing else goes
wrong."
Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3,
4; Intramural Baseball 4; Senior
Ball Committee 4, Junior Prom
Committee 3; Volleyball 3, 4;
Football 2.
LUCILE LONGCOY
"Mimi”
"Most girls, folks say, when
beautiful are dumb
But ‘Lou’ is smart and pretty as
they come.”
Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball
1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4;
Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Usher for
Graduation 3; Leaders’ Club 2,
3, 4; Mixed Chorus 7, 8, 1, 2,
3, 4; Senior Band 7, 8, 1, 2, 3,
4; Brown and White 1, 2, 4;
Spanish Club 1.
IVAN KRIVITZA
“Mak”
Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals
1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3,
4; Sofbtall 1, 2, 3, 4; Usher
Graduation 3; Chairman Sopho-
more Hop 2; Junior Prom 3;
Senior Ball 4; Coronation Usher
3.
FRANCES LANE
"Frances”
“Pleasant and sweet, you cannot
deny
That Frances is a credit to East
Rochester High.
Band 7, 8, 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra
7, 8, 1; Twirler 2; Drum Maj-
orette 3, 4; All State Music
Festival 3, 4; National Honor
Society 3, 4; Chairman Program
Committee Junior Prom 3; Intra-
murals 1, 2, 3/ 4; Giaduation
Usher 3; High ScHool Highlights
4. ’
\ ft
MARTHA MARTIN
"Marty1'’
"Always happy, always gay
Glad to see her come our way.”
Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball
1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4;
Ping Pong 2, 3; Ushering for
Concert 3; Junior Prom Commit-
tee 3; Senior Ball Committee 4;
Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Brown and
White 4.
PHILIP KYLE
“Phil”
“My one ambition in life
Is to get an education and wife.”
Intramural Basketball, Baseball,
Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball
2, 3, 4; Track 4; Baseball 4;
Armistice Day Assembly 4; Soc-
cer 2, 3, 4; Magazine Cam-
paign.
SENIORS
of
1950
4;
2;
harry McLaughlin
“Tex”
“Never a worry, never a care
Maybe he’ll end up a million-
aire.”
Intramural Basketball 1, 3,
Junior Varsity Basketball
Chorus 1; Intramural Softball 1,
2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4;
Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Ball 4,
Junior Prom 3; Committee
Chairman Junior Prom; Maga-
zine Salesman 4.
FLORA LANE
“Flora”
“Well may the band shed a tear
of regret
For here goes their dazzling
drum majorette.”
Band 7, 8, 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice-
President Band 4; Drum Maj-
orette 2, 3, 4; Chairman Pro-'
gram Committee Junior Prom 3;
Publicity Chairman Senior Ball
4; Brown and White 8, 1, 2, 3,
4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Lead-
ers’ Club 4; All State Music
Festival 3, 4; Usher Graduation
3.
JULIA MILO
“Julie”
“Want a girl with loads of pep?
Then there’s Julia,
She’s really hepl”
Basketball 1, 2, 3,. 4; Soccer
1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3,
4; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Glee
Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Prom
Committee 3; Senior Ball Com-
mittee 4; Head Cheerleader 4;
Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4.
JAMES NENNO
EDITOR OF OUR GAGASHOAN
GERALD EDWIN MOUSSO
“Jerry”
"He’s swell to know
And loads of fun
Two reasons why ‘Jerry’s’ liked
by everyone.”
Brown and White 4; Jr. Varsity
Basketball 1, 2; Intramural Bas-
ketball 3, 4; Volleyball 2, “
President Student Council
Vice-President Senior Class
Jr. Town Meeting of the Air
Student Council Convention
4; Magazine Campaign 4.
3;
3;
4;
3;
3,
SENIORS
1950
JAMES NENNO
"Jim”
“Alas, poor maidens!
ing for good.”
Student Council 1,
Gagashoan Editor 4; ___________
Basketball 1, 2, 4; Senior Band
1, 2, 4; Intramural Baseball
2, 4; Volleyball 3, 4.
He’s leav-
2, 3, 4;
Intramural
1,
PAUL NICOLUCCI
“Ben”
"Happy-Go-Lucky"
Intramural Basketball 1, 2;
4, Senior Ball Committee
Golf 3, 4;
4; Intramural Baseball 1,
4; Candy Selling 4.
LMlll V>UIIIIII1LIVC Jaclylis‘ surely the man for you."
; Magazine Campaign/ Tdnnis I,-:2, 3, 4; .V. Basket-
ural Baseball 1, 2, 3, yhall 3N volleyball) 2, 4; Intra-
. X mural Basketball 4, 2, 4; Iiftra-
/ mural BasebaU.1, 2, 3, 4; Junior
Prom and! Senior Balls Corinnil-
; teek 3,'.,4;'Soccer 2,.’ 3, .4; Mixed
Ch'orus 2,A3; MauAgort Maguiine
Campaign 4. I/ ' \
PAULINE PETERSON
“Pete”
Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee
Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Prom
Committee; Senior Ball Commit-
tee; Band 2, 3; Volley Ball 1,
2, 3, 4; Soccer I, 2; Basketball
1. 2, 3.
■ISM' 'I
want a ;friend wl
irougtrx /».'
see
AGNES PROPERZI
"Bummie”
“Agnes has the something
We wish we all possessed
Looks and personality
She’s one of our very best.”
Class President 1, 2; National
Honor Society 3, 4; Mixed
Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Glee
Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Brown and
White Associate Editor 4; De-
bate Club 3, 4; Leaders’ Club
1, 2, 3, 4; Spring Play 7, 8, 2,
3, 4; All State Program 4;
Brown and White 1, 2, 3, 4.
LILLIAN PROSPERI
“Lil”
“Lillian is quiet
Very nice, too
We all like her
And so will you.”
Usher for Graduation 3; Junior
Prom Committee 3; Volleyball
2, 3; Senior Ball Committee 4;
Winning Volleyball Team 3;
Candy Selling 4; Girls’ Glee
Club 1; Spring Concert 1;
Brown and White 4; Gagashoan
Staff 4.
JOHN RADCLIFF
“Jack”
“A smooth trombone, a steady
beat,
Dorsey and Jack — pl-lnty of
heat!”
Band 7, 8, 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed
Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior High
Chorus 7, 8; Dance Band 7, 8,
1, 2, 3, 4; State Band 3, 4;
Ball Committee 4; Spring Con-
cert 1, 2, 3, 4; Fall Concert
1, 2, 3, 4; Circus Band 8, 4;
Music Festival 7, 8, 1, 2, 3, 4.
JANET REESE
“Janet”
“Friendly, good natured
That’s always her way
We never see Janet
But what she’s gay.”
Volleyball I, 2, 3, 4; Basketball
3, 4; Soccer 3; Baseball 3;
Junior Prom and Senior Ball
Committees 3, 4; Girls’ Glee
Club 1; Gagashoan Staff 4;
Magazine Campaign ’4; Candy
Selling 4; Junior High Chorus
7, 8.
COLLETTA SCHNEIDER
CHAIRMAN OF JUNIOR
PROM AND SENIOR BALL
RICHARD REID
"Dick”
"Here's a boy who likes to blow
Upon his little horn
For he's had music in his soul
Since the day when he was
bom.”
Band 7, 8, 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior
Prom Committee 3; Senior Ball
Committee 4; Magazine Cam-
paign 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4;
Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4; Con-
certs 1, 2, 3, 4.
ELIZABETH ANN ROOT
“Betty”
“A scholar true
A girl divine
We wish there were more
Along her line.”
National Honor Society 3, 4;
Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra
8, 1. 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4;
Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Girls’
Glee Club 1, 2; Secretary Lead-
ers' Club 2, 3, 4; Senior Class
Secretary-Treasurer 4; Spring
Play 2; All-State Orchestra 3, 4.
ELINOR SAMPSON
“Sam”
“The merry twinkle in Elinor’s
eye
Captivates each passer-by.”
Mixed Chonis 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls’
Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Leaders’
Club 2, 3, 4; Basketball, Volley-
ball, Archery, Baseball 1, 2, 3,
4; Junior Prom Committee 3,
Senior Ball Committee 4; Brown
and White 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls'
Sports Editor 4.
MICHAEL RUSSO
“Mike”
“Sigh no more ladies, sigh no
more.”
Vice-President Sophomore Class
2; Junior Prom and Senior Ball
Committees 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3;
Intramural Baseball 1, 4; Intra-
mural Volleyball 2; Track 1;
J. V. Basketball 1,
Basketball 3, ' ”
3; Magazine
" I, 2; Varsity
4; Football 1, 2,
Campaign 4.
DONALD SALTRELLI
“Salt”
“If it’s happiness you’re after
There’s no recipe like laughter ”
Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3
4; Baseball 2; Intramural Base-
ball 1, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1
2, Band 2, 3, 4; Gagashoa
Staff 4; Senior High Council z
Junior Prom and. Sen
Committee Aa, 4aJ Dari,
■ wt
id
V
J'
1950
CHARLES SCALISE
“Squeeze”
“Girls are all right in their
places
But they never stay put.”
Football 2, 3, 4; Intramural
Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Golf 1,
2, 3, 4; Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4;
Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Magazine
Campaign 4; Intramural Baseball
1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Prom and
Senior Ball Committees 3, 4;
Mixed Chorus 1.
JOHN R. SCHENK
"Jack”
“It’s easy to see that shoulders
like those
Were meant to fit in football
clothes.”
Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball
2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Intra-
mural Basketball 1, 3, 4; Presi-
dent Junior Class 3; Gagashoan
Staff 4; Brown and White 2-
Volleyball I 2, 3, 4; Student
Council 1, 2; Dance Band 1
RICHARD SCHLAFER
“Dick”
"If he’s not around, he comes
on the run
Whenever there’s a chance to
have some fun.”
Football 1, 2, 3; Baseball 3, 4;
Bowling 2, 3; Volleyball 1, 2;
Candy Selling 4; Junior Prom
and Senior Ball Committees 3,
4; Magazine Campaign 4.
COLLETTA SCHNEIDER
“Cleats”
“Small, but peppy
Seldom blue
Honestly, ‘Cleats’
We’ll really miss you.
Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Leaders
Club 1, 2, 3, 4; President Lead-
ers’ Club 3, 4; Baseball, Soccer,
Basketball, Volleyball, Tennis I,
2, 3, 4: Chairman Junior From
and Senior Ball 3, 4; President
Glee Club 4.
EDWARD SCHULTZ
PATRICIA SMYTH
chase
Club
SENIORS
1950
Base-
2, 4
RODNEY SPRING
“Rodney”
“A smilestone on our happy road
of progress.”
Band 7, 8, 1, 2, 3, 4; Dance
Band 2, 3, 4; Armistice Day
Assembly 4; Stage Crew 4; In-
tramurals 7, 8, 1, 2, 3, 4; Track;
Music Festival 2, 3, 4; Magazine
Campaign.
FREDERICK SMITH
“Smitty”
“He’s not a day of the week,
But a man of the hour.”
Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1;
All State 4; Music Festival 1,
2, 3, 4; Intramural Baseball 3;
Intramural Basketball 3; Maga-
zine Campaign 4; Senior Ball
Committee 4; Junior Prom Com-
mittee 3; Spring Concert 1, 2, 3,
STEVEN TUTTLE
“Steve”
“Steve is an artist
A swell friend too
In fact, he’ll be excellent
In everything he’ll do.
Magazine Campaign 4; Basket-
ball Mgr. 3; Senior Ball Com-
mittee Chairman 4; Junior Prom
Committee Chairman 3; Sopho-
more Hop Committee Chairman
2; Brown and White 3, 4; Gaga-
shoan Art Editor 4; Hi News
ROSE VINCENT
“Roe”
“Athletic, good - natured, and
friendly is she
From cares and worries may she
ever be free.”
Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1,
2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4;
Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior
Prom Committee; Senior Bali
Committee; Gagashoan Collector;
Brown and White 4,
DONALD WHITMIRE
“Whit”
“This lad can lead
It has been agreed
With this to his credit
He’s bound to succeed.”
Junior Varsity Basketball 2;
Tennis 1 2, 3, 4; Track 1;
Volleyball 3; Intramural Basket-
ball, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Flag
Bearer 3; Senior Ball 4; Junior
Prom 3; Soccer 2, 3.
FREDERIC STILLMAN
“Fritz”
“Friends are my gold, books are
my silver.”
Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4;
Senior Ball 4; Junior Prom 3;
Orchestra 1, 2; Magazine Cam-
paign 4; Brown and White 3.
“Voice so jolly, smile so gay
With these two charms,
care away.”
Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Glee
1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,
Soccer 1, 3; Volleyball 1,
Junior Prom Committee;
ball 1, 2, 3; Library Club
ART EDITOR FOR GAGASHOA1>
DECORATION CHAIRMAN FOR
PROM AND BALL
“Edison Tech’s loss was East
Rochester’s gain.”
Edison Tech 1, 2, 3; Red Cross
Representative 4; Magazine
Campaign 4; Intramural Basket-
ball 4; Intramural Baseball 4;
Bowling Team 4; Senior Ball
Committee 4; Candy Selling 4;
Friday Night Dance Committee.
Coronation Ceremony . , ,
KING—Nick Francipane
QUEEN-Julia Milo
AJany years ago, when Mr. Morgan was Superintendent
ot Schools here in East Rochester, the East Rochester
ympics were instituted. The program was begun with
a arge parade in which each school organization entered
a eautifully decorated float. After the parade thei e were
sports contests of all kinds in the park. Prizes were
awarded to the winners of the different events and also
,° e organization creating the most original and most
eautitul float. To reign over this celebration, an Olympic
King and Queen were chosen by the student body.
Hough the years the coronation of the King and Queen
las undergone many changes. Due to the war, the
ympic ceremony was stopped. More recently the Cor-
onation has become a much more impressive, courtly
service.
This
Nickle Geiv^Men Mil° crowned ^A^b Rd.e,corated auditorium stage, King Nick
in waZf toX^nTr ’ Jim Nenno> Bert RtaimLnf\B^°PJa?k Radcliff' Attendants to King
Lucile Longcov^Thp RU 'Xere: J°yce Burns Colletta c Jack Schenk, and Charles Scalise. “Ladies
of MemorHe^X Party was entertained bv a Schne,deJ’ W Gilhart, Betty Root, and
The faculty committee LCh°o1 Year 1949-1950” grouP of students who presented “A Book
^atioTwas^fXwtd’lb Coronation consisted of Miss Fritz,
honor of the Roval PaHyv " Know Your School N 3’ Beckwith, and Mr. Canniato. The Cor-
rioyal Party. Night program and a Coronation Dance held in
54
NAME
lingerie Aquino
Anne Best
Don Brown
Joyce Burns
Danny Calabra
»
Josephine Corea
Barbara Davis
Anita Dehn
Mary DiSerafino
Betty Dntko
Fred Ferrin
Bert Fitzsimmons
John Fleming
Nick Francipane
Pat Gilhart
Lloyd Gomez
Phyllis Gross
Gene Hansclman
Bob I I armor
Floyd Hilliker
Bob Hopkins
Rose Hoto
Howard Hughes
Doug Janes
Bdl Jorgensen
Jim Kearns
Barbara Kitchen
Clark Knorr
Ivan Krivitza
Phil Kyle
Flora Lane
Frances Lane
Lucile Longcoy
Martha Martin
Harry McLaughlin
Julia Milo
Jerry Mousso
Jim Nenno
Paul Nicohicci
John Nortier
Pauline Peterson
Agnes Properzi
Lillian Prosperi
Jack Radcliff
Janet Reese
Dick Reid
Betty Root
Mike Rousso
Don Saltrelli
Elinor Sampson
Chuck Scalise
Jack Schenk
Colletta Schneider
Dick Schlafer
Ed Schultz
Fred Smith
Pat Smythe
Rodney Spring
Fred Stillman
Steve Tuttle
Rose Vincent
Don Whitmire
PET PEEVE
Coming to school in the morning!
Homework
Miss Cashion making us stay at noon
Television sets
Girls that never stop talking
Going places alone
Boys who scrape nails on the board
Whispering
Waiting for people
People who think they’re funny
Point hungry teammates
Not getting enough sleep
Getting up
Girls who talk too much
Boys who don’t act their age
Girls that swear
Hurrying
Moochers
School
Noise
All those 100’s in Business Law
English class
Girls who wear long skirts
Jim Kearns skipping school
Gold diggers
Girls
Kids that yell “Hey Queenie"
Wise guys
216-B Intramural team
A shop teacher
Slimy snakes
Ill mannered and undependable people
Days I don’t get a letter
People who make wise cracks
Bad hand in pinochle
Arguing with a certain person
Typing class
People who bum cigarettes
Assignments in English period
Teachers that treat us like 6th graders
People who rush
Homework
Conceited people
Music instructors who expect their students’ lessons
perfect
Boys who crack their knuckles
After school dismissal
People that don’t appreciate Mixed Chorus music
Being on time
Girls that talk like babies
People who are continual}' late
4th period study hall
Undependable people
People who give you the cold shoulder
Stuck up girls
Boys who don’t have any place to play cards
Loafers
Short people
English 4
Getting up in the morning
Vanilla cokes
Cracking gum
Cops who give you tickets
AMBITION FOR A DAY
Politician
Superintendent at the Genesee hospital
Owner of a yellow Cadillac convertible
Billionaire
In Hawaii riding the surf boards and admiring the
scenery
Einstein’s Secretary
Retail Buyer
Missionary
Wife of George Mikan (the second)
Queen for a week
Ham Connors job and catch the rot rods
One girl, one room. Need you ask for more?
Senator
Run the School
St. Peter’s Secretary
Chairman of the United Nations
President Truman’s Secretary
Soda pop testor
Frank Buck Jr.
Piano Player
Director of the YWCA
Owner of the Parkside Dairy-
Six foot tall with a harem
The owner of a 1000 acre cattle ranch
Bottle Corker
Hot-Rod dealer
Substitute for Mrs. DeRitter
Surveyor
Teacher (I won’t have to work)
Assistant to Hot-Rod Kearns
An Academy Award Winner
Admiral of the United States Navy
Mrs. J. H. Mitchell
Mrs. John Derek
“Smoke” Shop Owner
Head Cheerleader at Cornell
Dentist who caters to exclusive clientele
(faculty members)
Don Juan the mad lover
Lawyer
Take Larry Quin’s job and given Ferrin 30 days
Model
Principal of the school
Golddigger
Stand-in for Tommy Dorsey
Secretary to Montgomery Clift
John D. Rockefeller
Chief Decorator at Sibley’s
Professional Photographer
Bathing Beauty Contest Judge
Married to a millionaire living at a summer resort
Take over Mr. Brody’s job
Maharaja (harem)
Ballet Dancer
An usher at the Big E
Elizabeth Taylor’s Tailor
Girls physical education teacher
Married with a nice little house
Mrs. Saunders substitute
Pilot of a jet plane
Arthur Godfrey
Peter Lawford’s date
Terrifically rich
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Our Good Friends . . .who have helped
US IN THIS ENDEAVOR
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Barrett
Miss Mildred Beardsley
Mr. and Mrs. James Beckwith
Miss Fayuna J. Bentley
Miss Helen Benton
Mr. Paul Best
Miss Bertha Bourne
Mr. and Mrs. W. Brahler
Mrs. Joan M. Briggs
Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Brown
Mr. Howard Brown
Miss Rena Brown
Mrs. EdnaJBmns
/C? O. pTSorority^
Miss Laura Cashion
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Clarke
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Corea
Mrs. Mary Cross
Mr. and Mrs. George L. Davis
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dehn
Mr. Albert Dehn, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis R. DeRitter
Devils of Heaven Sorority
Mrs. Catherine DeVolger
Mr. Patrick DiFelice
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent DiSerafino
Mr. Arthur Dunn
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Durante
East Rochester Candy Kitchen
Mr. and Mrs. Foster Else
Mr. and Mrs. R. Else
Miss Sally Faller
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Ferre
Mr. Mike Forgnsi
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Francipane
Miss Pauline M. Fritz
Mrs. Mabel S. Frost
Mrs. B. J. Frayatt
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gears
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Gilhart
Mrs. Glenn R. Gotshall
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gray
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gross
H. A. S. Sorority
Miss Edith Henry
Miss Ann Marie Hery
Mr. Fred Hilliker
Mr. and Mrs. John Hopkins
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ho to
Mr. M. M. Hughes
Mrs. W. E. Hughes
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hurlburt
Industrial Art Department
Miss Neva Jackling
Mr. and Mrs. Julian C. Janes
Mr. and Mrs. Rodney B. Janes
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Jorgensen
Mrs. Helen Karger
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kearns
Mr. and Mrs. John Krivitza
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lane
Mr. Arthur Love
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Mast
Miss Theoda Maxon
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin McQuarrie
Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Munt
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Nenno
Mrs. Theresa Nicolucci
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Oboum
Mr. and Mrs. Sid O'Dell
Mr. and Mrs. Frank O'Donnell
Mr. and Mrs. William Orbaker
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Pizzoli
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Properzi
Mr. and Mrs. Raniero Properzi
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Prosper!
Questa Confectionery
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Quinn
Mr. and Mrs. William Reese
Louis P. Ricci’s Shoe Repairing
Mr. and Mrs. Warren J. Root
S. O. S. Sorority
Mr. and Mrs. Don Saltrelli
Miss Louise Saltrelli
Mrs. Mary G. Sampson
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Saunders
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Scalise
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Schenk
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Schneider
Mr. Tim Schneider
Miss Gilda P. Sinopoli
Miss Lucy Sinopoli
Skyline Dress Shop
Mrs. F. R. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Carl M. Steubing
Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Tuttle
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Vincent
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Whitmire, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Winchell
Young and Innocent Sorority
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One of the best-loved faces we see around school is everyone’s
friend, Charlie Rayforth. His cheerful smile in the halls, his
helpful hand that is always ready, and even that fearful knock
on the door every once in a while, will never be forgotten by the
Class of ’50. If, in the future, we meet people who prove to be
as considerate as you, Charlie, we are sure that our lives will
be richer in every way.
Designers and Producers of
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FOR CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS
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ANNOUNCEMENTS AND
SWEETLAND
Homemade
ICE CREAM —CANDY
Phone E. R. 511
115 W. COMMERCIAL ST
REDDY
KILOWATT
SAYS...
my company and I are interested in
the progress and prosperity of this
area. We pay large sums in taxes to
local, state, and Federal govern-
ments. We contribute substantially
to community projects and together
with our men and women workers
support every activity that benefits
this region. In short, we try to be
good friends and neighbors of the
people we serve.
ROCHESTER CAS AND
ELECTRIC
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Compliments COMMUNITY CLOTHES SHOP 1 1 1 W. COMMERCIAL ST. Phone E. R. 283 Compliments KINGS SHOE STORE
Compliments Art Kitchen’s Service Station 320 Main St. Phone E. R. 308 East Rochester, N. Y. Compliments ROSE’S RESTAURANT
PULVER’S DIAMONDS - JEWELERS - WATCHES Expert Repairing 304 Main St. East Rochester Van Heusen Shirts Fortune Shoes GENE’S CLOTHES SHOP Campus Sportwear Curlee Clothes
E. R. CANDY KITCHEN Homemade Candies and Ice Cream 108 E. COMMERCIAL ST. Light Lunches Phone E. R. 110 Compliments “SID” O’DELL “To Be Well Insured — Be O'Dell Insured”
BACHMAN’S 319 MAIN STREET IceCream — Confectionery Magazines — Smokes Crown Upholstering and Decorating Co. Custom Made FURNITURE, SLIP COVERS, DRAPERIES 118 Main St. East Rochester, N. Y.
Compliments PEACOCK DRESS SHOP Compliments LENA’S BEAUTY BAR
Compliments MANCE’S MARKET CASE COAL CO. ‘‘blue coal” - R. C. & E. Coke Oil Burners 125 E. Commercial St. Phone 69 Mrs. C. D. Tuttle, Mgr.
Compliments MERCHANT OIL CO. Compliments A. ROGOZA
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Compliments DUTCH KITCHEN 130 EAST COMMERCIAL ST. All Home Cooked Foods Compliments SMITH’S HARDWARE HARDWARE AND SPORTING GOODS 110 East Commercial St.
Compliments HATCH MUSIC STORE Leaders in Television RCA and ZENITH Compliments SCHWARTZ’S AMICO STATION Pittsford, New York
TANDO’S CHOP HOUSE Air Conditioning Phone 179 Open 24 Hours a Day E. R. Record Center—Electrical Appliances E. R. APPLIANCES THE NEWEST IN TELEVISION Ph. 382 403 Main St.
Short Orders Italian Foods LU ICE’S RESTAURANT “TASTY FOODS’’ 215 Main St. PH. 528 Compliments DESPATCH MOTORS, INC. 141 East Commercial St. East Rochester, N. Y. Phone 711 YOUR LOCAL HUDSON DEALER
Compliments F. P. WORBOYS BOTTLED CAS AND APPLIANCES 14 South Main St. Pittsford, N. Y. Compliments PLACE’S PLACES HOME AND AUTO STORE Service Stations Pittsford Bushnell’s Basin
Compliments VILLAGE MARKET 101 W. COMMERCIAL ST. Phone 560] Compliments of the C. Y. A. BOB PEARSON, Director
EARL’S WELDING SERVICE PORTABLE EQUIPMENT —TOWING Wheel Balancing and Front End Alignment West Commercial St. E. Rochester, N. Y. Phone 124-M DIPLOMA COURSES Accredited for Veteran Training Business Administration Courses, Medical Secretarial, School of Commerce Rochester 4, N. Y.
Compliments LOUIS RICCI SHOE REPAIRING SERVICE Main Street Compliments SCHNEPP MOTORS INC. Your Chrysler - Plymouth Dealer 413 MAIN STREET
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When Thinking of Your Automobile, Bicyle or Sports THINK FIRST OF FINN AUTO SUPPLY INC. LEADERS IN THEIR FIELD Compliments FRANK KOONS FLORISTS 327 Filbert PI. Telephone 568-R
Compliments AIR SEAL CO. OF N. Y. Manufacturers of ANODIZED ALUMINUM COMBINATION STORM WINDOWS and SCREENS 400 West Commercial Compliments GRATTON’S FURNITURE —FLOOR COVERINGS APPLIANCES 305 Main St. East Rochester
SKY LINE DRESS SHOPPE Exclusive Junior, Misses', Women's, Children’s and Infants’ Wear “Where Quality Is Above Price’’ PARKSIDE DAIRY GUERNSEY - STANDARD HOMOGENIZED Milk — Cream — Custard Ice Cream
Compliments DESPATCH SHOPS INC. Rare gems and gold are not true wealth, The rich are those who have good health, So may your future days find Health and happiness to the “Class of “50” DESPATCH OIL CO. Corner N. Washington St. and Linden Ave. East Rochester, New York GAS, OIL, KEROSENE - FUEL OIL Telephone E. R. 242
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Compliments
Compliments
Village Appliance Store, Inc.
Phone 700
SCHAUFELBERGER BROS.
Harland Hofer
AUTO SALES - SERVICE
Hudson Specialists
36 Years
Penfield
E. Rochester 41 5-J
ACME
VALET SERVICE
DRY CLEANERS
Best Wishes from
Mike & Franky
BERRETTONE SMOKE SHOP
Phone 285
41 0 Main St.
Johnson Waterproofing
Berlou Moth Protection
Hoffman 104-F Process
1 1 8 West Commercial St.
Gifts for the Entire Family
FULL LINE SMOKERS’ SUPPLY
We Wholesale Candy, Cigars, Cigarettes
You’ll Find an Answer to Your
Needs in Every Department at
SAXTONS’
BEST WISHES
TO THE CLASS OF
1950
Rochester Business Institute
172 Clinton Ave., South
Rochester 4, N. Y.
Compliments of
YEARBOOK PORTRAITS
and
GROUP PHOTOGRAPHS
by
THOMAS D. PARROTTA
152 W. COMMERCIAL ST.
Ed Skeates Sporting Goods
East Rochester, N. Y.
Fairport 661 -M
Fairport Rd.
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Compliments WELCH’S MEN’S SHOP "Where Quality Counts” — ; Compliments CARPENTER HARDWARE CO. "Serving You Since 1911" HARDWARE, PAINTS and GLASS East Rochester, N. Y. Phone 324
Compliments E. R. BOWLING CENTER W. D. HEWES AGENCY GENERAL INSURANCE 414 Main St. Phone 276 1
PIERCE HAZZARD PHARMACY EDMUND G. HAZZARD East Rochester New York JO-VENS BEAUTY SALON 103 WEST ELM STREET Phone E. R. 1 80
NEIGHBORHOOD DRESS SHOP Wearing Apparel In Sizes From Miss to Mrs. COSTUME JEWELRY - GIFTS 33 South Main Phone 1 71-W Pittsford, N. Y. Compliments McConnell Ice Cream Store 60 North Main Street Pittsford, New York
Compliments Arthur Love’s Barber Shop 406 MAIN STREET East Rochester, N. Y. Compliments ALFIERI FOOD MARKET
Compliments MILLARD COAL CO. PETERSON’S HOMEMADE ICE CREAM AND CONFECTIONERY Phone E. R. 1 3-M
J. DELLA PIETRA’S Grocery and Meat Market 450 W. Commercial St. We Deliver Phone 684-J Compliments H. B. COLLINS JR., COMPANY
HOWARD MORRIS YOUR LIBERTY TRAILER T-~ Man with the “Liberty Home Plan” ; E. Rochester New York Compliments of Rochester Stationery Co. Inc.
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