Adelphi Academy - Adelphic Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY), Class of 1957, Cover

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X.. -. , 5 W 3 I 1 'l ,1 1. 'S 'Fw I -1 I 1 I - .4 -. --J .4 Z. f. 'Q 'Ti '- 1. 1.- 'Fc -11 I we f. 1 I I Scene 1 Scene 2 Scene 3 Scene 1 Scene 2 Scene 1 Scene 2 Scene 3 Scene 4 Scene 5 Scene 6 Scene 1 Scene 2 Scene 3 Scene 4 ..... Scene 5 Scene 6 Scene 7 Scene 1 The gnoladid 0 .Siena action of the play takes place between September, 1953 and June, 1957 PROLOGUE Producer Dedication . . . . Acknowledgment . . . ACT 1 CAST AND DIRECTORS Directors Cast ACT II SENIORS ....Class OfHcers..... Stars Behind the Curtain .......TheScript........ . . . Behind the Curtain . . . . Directory ACT III BACKSTAGE . . . Organizations . . . . . . ..... Adelphia .... . . . . . . Brown and Gold .. . Adelphian . . . Student Board . . . . Sports Girls' Sports ACT IV ANGLES . . . Advertisements . . . . Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Page 8 Page 12 Page 22 Page 23 Page 52 Page 55 Page 56 Page 58 Page 60 Page 65 Page 66 Page 68 Page 69 Page 70 Page 73 Page 76 . I A T5-'lr 0 A THE SENIOR CLASS -1 of - F1 IH ADELPH1 ACADEMY 1 Presents The 1957 ADELPHIC A NEW PRODUCTION IN FOUR ACTS i starring THE SENIOR CLASS I with - SUPPORTING CAST - ACADEMY THEATRE i 282 LAFAYETTE AVENUE Brooklyn 38, N. Y. .I I ,I I I A JI I A .L I I' f F3--I Four PRODUCER In thc language of the theater, the production known as "Secondary Education" will be closing at the end of the school year for the Class of 1957. The same cast will open again in new endeavors in September, although the actors will be in many places. These new productions, called "College," will be exacting and difficult, but they promise to be profitable runs. To the members of the Class of 1957: I should like to wish you success and happiness as you take on new roles in education. If you remem- ber that sincerity and hard work are essential for success in learning, as well as on the stage, your performances in the future should bring you prosperity and applause in full measure. EDWARD W. HATHAWAY DEDICATION Mr. John Stigi A cheerful smile, a pleasant word, and a friendly remark are typical of Mr. Stigi's personality. To you, Mr. Stigi, we, the Class of 1957, dedicate this yearbook as our "Oscar" for your invaluable direction during our performance on the Adelphi stage. We were always able to find you backstage for an additional bit of advice after the showg you helped train the actors and create the scenery. Slowly, the curtain closes after the long run of a most successful play, which you, Mr. Stigi, did much to make memorable. Five Fred V. Bruch We might have never learned our parts had it not been for you, Mr. Bruch! Your knowledge, leadership, and, above all, your patience in guid- ing us so wisely, have led us to this triumph. Isabel Corcoran Miss Corcoran, as a director, you contributed your experience and helpful ability. As a friend, you gave your kind, understanding, and friendly advice. We, the Class of 1957, take this oppor- tunity to thank you. iL Q X EJ ECTOR , YG-4142 6' at fr.ari..1f.. H. THEODORE BLATCHLEY FREDERICK V. BRUCH ISABEI. H. CORCORAN ' Mathematics Principal, History English, Social Studies B.S.-University of Connecticut Jarnaica Normal School B.A.-University of Buffalo for Teachers M..A.+C0lUIHbl2l University LL.B.-Brooklyn Law School LL.M.+St. Lawrence University Lois Coscm RICHARD CoRv1N ANGELO DllAGOSTlN0 Physical Education English, Social Studies Physical Education B.S.-Concord College B.S.g M.A.-New York B.S.-Texas Christian University M.A.+University of Wyoming University JOHN DAMERON EDWIN P. GLEASON EDWARD W. HATHAWAY English Social Studies Headmaster, English B.S.-Northeastern Oklahoma B.A.+Lafayette College B.A.-Bates College State M.A.-Columbia University M.A.-New Jersey State M.A.fColorado State University Teachers College SUSAN HEILERUN Physical E ucation - . . I . B.S. Wes Vlxgiqx Lmversity X X t . 1 Sf " EDITH IRWIN Latin MILDRED Jon NSTO.N English, Mathematics B.A.-New York State Teachers B.A.-Wellesley College College, Albany MA.-New York University Columbia University HOWARD KESSLIN ANDREW KUCHINSKY SANDRA LEE Physical Education, Basketball History, Football Coach Physics, General Science Coach, Baseball Coach B.A.g M.A.fCOlumbia University B.S.-St. johns University B.S.-Brooklyn College M.A.-Brooklyn College HARVEY LEVINE DOROTHY MATHEWS MARGARET C. MOORE Science Laboratory B.L.I.-Emerson College Music B.S.-C.C.N.Y. B.A.-Columbia Teachers College B.A.-Asbury College B.Mus.-Asbury College Conservatory M.A.-Columbia University DOROTHY Poomz ALAN D. REEP :Librarian Chemistry, Biology Columbia Library School B.S.g PH.G.g M.A.g M.S. -Columbia University JOHN P. STIGI Indusfrial Arts Pratt Institute New York University A. MAURIC1-1 SUKOFF MARJORIE LANG TAFT Mathematics Mathematics B.S.-C.C.N.Y. B.A.g M.A.+University of Illinois M.A.-Fordham University M. DoNA1.D WAI,KER LEWIS WHITBECK French, Spanish French BA.-University of Florida B.A.+University of Rochester M.A.-Emory University MARY HOLLY VENNEMA Ethics B.A.-Maryville College B.D.-Union Theological Seminary Not Pictured BERNARD ISER English B.A.-Brown University ELEANOR KNEELAND Art, Mechanical Drawing Pratt Institute "Knee" ophy+es Righ+! Righ+! Righfl We No don'+ do +ha+ here! lunches like 'rl1a+ in Bosnia I used +0 be an Adelphian. OH, NO, noi fhose seniors again! I jus+ failed fif+een. Fromm says i+'s O.K. Shlwhhhhhh! -f' Bottom Row: Gail Bregman, Penelope Dyk, Ronald Skoller. Richard Allen, Martha Powell, Barry Eden, Paul Berlin, Evelyn llathaway, Alice Cashman. Srrmzd Row: Russell Krauss. Robert Schwartz, Richard Trout. Allen Kovitz. Albert Kemperle, Martin Goldstein, Nicholas Pur- Diego, Phyllis Markowitz, Robert Arpino, Gene Schrager. Third Roze: Ronald Moreno, Elaine Daniels, Drcna Mingoia, Patricia Davis, Kenneth Zeif, Vita Purpura, Frederic Ryder, Doris Levy, Nancy Winkler, Judith Kinte, Samuel Gittleson. Fourth Row: Robert Viola, john Wlallace, Joseph Feller, Richard Embuseh, Donald Grossman, Anthony Marano, Robert Sohl, An- drew Feit, Curt Gross. Bottom Row: Charles Likel, Harriet Feinglass, Robert Feldman, Susan Whiteman, Lloyd Sara, Toby Friedlandcr, Leonard Don Diego, Phyllis Markowitz, Robert Arpino, jene Schrager. Second Row: Susan Zexon, Ruth Beaterman, Thomas Gatto, Marilyn Franz, Martin Ruoss, Peggy Heller, Billy Steinger, Lois Siegel, Peter Fabricant, Ginger Benjamin, Beverly Aaron. Third Row: Keith Senft, jill Senft, Peter Schuster, Janet Torman, joel Leon, Penny Schlesser, Mark Pine, Cynthia Slatkin, Philip Shopolf. Sluclying Lalin Ma, l gol my reporl' card. Checlcer champs Books for sale Plagiarism Afler school siagelancf, 'lllu' Sl2lf"l'll2lIlCl5 arm' l'l'lJI'l'Sl'llll'Cl ln flll sum uf 5 Ql'llCll'I'5. 'l'l1cy 'irc ram-lx' wvn m lrmmt ol llu tllll un lmul Klux Ill clvfinitvly vswntizxl to thx' sxu'c'm'ss ul' tln mln hhllll 111 ll IN ll k'C'I'tLllIllY tlml lllcx' loo wlll smnmclu lulflll than clu ul tlmv llll'2lU'I'. 5449, 1 ,fs ii lvl' ww-vw-.........,u -1 My v- .!4I'l'I,CLf2lfLI"5 Making their debut in front of the Adelphi footlights, these Freshmen, straight from Summer Stock, are doing fine work! Their role is small, but they are still a very necessary part of the cast. Good luck to you, and may you repeat the sueeess of our Seniors! Fourteen Bottom Row: Richard Brockman, Roxanne Pellicane, Maxine Weiss, Melvin Blaustein, Arthur Binkowitz, Carol Freedman, Barry Woods, Bonnie Temple, Stephen Rosenthal, Ann Benyes, Peter Wallack. Second Row: Martin Markowitz, Andrea Feit, Larry Foxworthy, Manette Toller, Howard Newman, Phyllis Stern, Susan Sawyer, Nelson Levin, Elizabeth Parenti, Edward Bienstoek, Francine Her- man, Steven Zinner. Third Row: Robert Keyserling, Rocco Rigante, Leslie Benjamin. Leslie Buch, Henry Sabean, Richard Wolkind, Nicholas Cetta, Joel Reisberg, Alan Nedell, Robert Bilbao, Robert Wilkins, Mason Senft, Edward Freidman. Top Row: Peter Livingston, Robert Bilbao, Neil Senter, Robert Kahn, Jonathan Gaines, Matthew Jacobs, Martin Feldman, Cuyler Watson, Hugh Weill. Not Pictured: Arthur Daugherty. Waich 'ihe head. Bo'Homs up! Mr. D'5 counselling period Regis+er l'1ere Beniamin sfudies? Cramming for exams Fox ca+ches 'Flies ' lj XX fn , WMM! X.-N Wgnvfeecaawe I it Wyftlffir X. ufalaorfing gmt' U DMJJJVK OJ ' fl ' QF KI 0 Ogg 'JJ The Sophomores are in the background of our little theater, 059' P but what a colorful background they provide! The way they are progressing, we're certain they'll know their cues when it comes time for them to step into the limelight. ,ftfrwigtfgw 01+ Sitting: Bruce Lowitt, Stephen Shapiro. Bottom Row: Sheldon Lokietz, John Schmitt, Meryll Bernstein, Marjorie Hirshon, Jo Ann Greenlinger, Lynne Levine, Judy Rich- ards, Stephanie Settel, Jeanne Robinson, Judy Rosen, Roberta Klein, Robert Schmitt, Fred Likel. Second Row: Bruce Marcus, Daniel Isacowitz, Robert Nielsen, Stephan Horowitz, George Altman, Alexander Maccabe, Stephen Grossman, Lewis Wishnofsky, Grant Bennett, Bruce Bethel, Ronald Warshaw, Jay Brown, Alvin Goldstein, Stephen Braverman, Mal- colm Dorman, Allan Book, David Danzer, Jay Katzen, Steve Perfit. Third Row: Mel Topf, George Eng, Dorcas Hathaway, Dolores Kinte, Barbara Sohl, Joan Gartland, Laurie Daniels, Barry Novak, Betsy Judd, Sharon Rubinovitz, Marjorie Katcher, Jane Arthur, Anita Firmunn, Daryl Ehrlich, Paul Wilkow, Jeff Kovall. Fourth Row: George Draflin, Ferdinand Carillo, Jeffrey Gussow, Bob Gorham, Bill Keegan, Philip D'Amato, Arthur Hollender, Peter Friedenberg, Vincent Di Figlia, Leonard Goldstein. fm l Qbihianwmill JFS X7 Ay' 5 Chi-F Chef Some+hing's gonna bursl. Time for a chef Where's Sandy, Billy, Joe, Milne, S+eve? Hmmmm, sludyingl Here come 'rhe Girls. Chess champs Wm inning 11- ns. .QQQQ je6LtLLl"2J pfdgefd These Thespians are standing on the threshold of stardom. Earncstly doing their part and contributing to the success of Adelphi's production, the Juniors look forward to reaching their ever-nearing goal-stardom! Bottom Row: William Romeo, Marvin Karp, Barbara Lane, Gerard Post, Marcia Schneiderman, Barbara Gershuny, Henry Gellis, Rochelle Brcslow, Margi Singer, Joe Mainella, Sue Jefffer, Seth Kaminsky, Jonathan LeBow. Second Row: Wynn Portney, Frank Lee, Paul Zutler, Fred Kris, Ken Washton, Leon Friedman, Jeff Sund, Barry Wachtel, Larry Berkowitz, Allen Swerdlick, Richard D'Ambrosio, Allan Ryder. Third Row: Marlene Zelnar, Nedda Pechter, Emily Rodkin, Renee Wasserman, Linda Kasin, Marcia Handler, Emily Cierley, Judy Weinstein, Nancy Feinglass, Linda Dorfman, Glenna Caddy, Bar- bara Laibman. Top Row: John Powers, Stuart Isacowitz, Harvey Feder, Edward Goldstein, Dave Kohn, Mike Accardi, john Will, Burt Lutsky, Gary Youngman, Martin Ain, John Maher. Not Pictured: Mike Sher, Roger Shyer, Stuart Berman, Stuart Serxner, Bruce North, Eli Hellman, joe Scalzo, Susan Meltcr, Marion Anchel. F1 htern fqvfu-6, Fciifbwifgrq CLQQ of ,mf"'Y"wQ' 'OWN Q 12 fooled? I M,MM1 iw U' 7 , 01212, 0112-U' R wA5 U ' 7 7"'4f K, musf be good looking! 5 W fi I i"'f, ff M n X Q gg Lif??fi'. Q wwf ,Q sw. Qiffifirf 770 W7 161, !O - ,--, WCZEEQ eo Q X . Ciassrqolfn cfinversaiieii -V 'w Vx, J, 1- N c W1 3 .10 N ' N i 1 o xi o '1 i,,NL'.i ' - I ,Hg . ,im xl il '. Z N . A " 1 X vi U1 XL A vu' i no N W ,I L' 1 idx, P xi i ,J 1 A J kix ,J , Y X' LL Bull session ibn , A ,fx' RJ Richie slipped. Glenna s+udies! Adeiphi's Harry James Eafing peanuis FrankLee-l1e's an indus +rious worker Poini' of order Bass seclion CuH'ing a cool rug Ge+ lhe hypodermic ready. Are you all paid up? We bring our own lunch. Oversized violin X 0' SENIORS Wig y X 135 Lutsky CSeeretaryD, Rosenweig fStudent Boardj, Levine fPre-sidentj, Levin fTreasurerj, Torman fVice-presidentj, Parenti fStudent Boardj. The curtain drops on the final act. How well we all remember rehearsing for one of the greatest moments of our lives: The day we first set foot in Adelphi Academy. As freshmen, and later, as sophomores and juniors, we all faced the same problems, learning through painstaking experience the role that must be played. But when the curtain opened in 1956, our eyes were glowing. We had passed the test. Nevertheless, as seniors, we found that a star's life isn't easy. There were College Boards to be conquered, and school tests-and more school tests. What have we gained from all our hard work? In these four years, we have delved into many subjects and taken part in many extra-curricular activities. In short, we have "grown up." Best of all, we have made friendships-friendships we are sure will be everlasting. The applause is now deafening, it assures us our performance was truly great. Our prize, the valued HOscar,,' four diplomasj, is about to be awarded. Up to now, this is the high point of our livesg only one thing remains to be done: to wish our fellow classmates-and those who will come after us--"the best of luck!" LESTER LEVINE Twenty-two . vv-.- I V r l' .xy xg ,Z 1 all hah I' 1 8 I 0 Q 2 1,592 'lgi 'Q '1 fi' Y' F i Q 'e I 9 'N A 4 I gy' xl 0 'Z":2"i'1?4 clwsfffiv ::.1Lq,'lI.f." Isl. 'A ,' ff 'H "'7 ' 57 ln is .JSA RONALD VINCENT AJELLO Ronny . . . Mr. Scully . . . Meyers . . . Music class fvery amusingj . . . First year Ethics with Miss Webb . . . Two years of Senior Room . . . Eric Reidman . . . Mr. Kuchin- sky . . . Ye Ole Ford . . . Miss Mathews' English class. Intramural Basketball 2, 35 Bazaar Committee 2. MARCIA ADLER Marcia . . . Cayuga's Waters . . . Pi Lambda Phi . . . Engaged to the Deacon . . . December 28,1956-That's the Day! . . . Brides' Magazines . . . Stories for the first period Senior Room' . . . U.S.A .... It's bright. Booster lg Forum Club 35 Catalogue Room 2, 3g Chapel Com- mittee 3, 43 Dance Committee 2. ...1 'S s l M! Xl! .YT CHARLES AZZUE Chazz . . . Crewrnan ...Casbah Club . . . Derf . . .Senior Ole Latin . . . "Oooh, Babylu . . . Oh, that Riverdale game! . . . "Who-me?" . . . Yep . . . "Wherels Az:ue?', .. . The upper berth. Varsity Football 2, 3g Class Secretary 1, 3, Treasurer 25 . . Dance- Committee 2, 3g Intramural Basketball 2, 3. I al 2 QW' g J' . : ' ' be JF yn I ' ef! ROBERT BERNSTEIN Bob . . . It's amazing . . . Viv . . . Feb. 19,1955 . . . A.D.P. . . . No, Youlre Mr. Wonderful. . . Shotgun . . . Garhelds . . . Dvllflolay . . . Larry Richiels All-Stars . . . Cover Second Base . . . Look at Darneron! . . . Mercy. Studi-nt Board Vice-President 4g Forum Club 3, 43 Bazaar Com- mittvv 3, Chapel Committee 3, 4g Brown and Gold 3, 4g Varsity Club 3, 4, Class Secretary 2, Junior Varsity Basketball lg Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Varsity Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Conference on Edu- cation for Public Service 4. ,- ij 7'Qv- Yi I. ' ,""'.' -' ' .3ll1'K5i:ll559i'lii?. .: . l !?E,:E15g:h "- v' iq 3i1"i-Z'-'-5573-l 1.1 be V, 1 - ' A - - if -av. me F nw. KIOSEPH DAVID BEYDA foe . . . always brings Margi . . . Crew-cut Charlie . . . There will be a meeting . . . How important can it be? . . . Collegiates, Collegiate . . . Stay out, Beyda! . . . Caval- rade Clown . . .Six button suits . . . A.D.P .... OO-gab. Student Board Representative 2, President 41 Chapel Committee l, 2, 3: Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Brown and Gold 3, Forum Club 3, 41 Cavalcade 2, 3, 4, Director 43 Dance Committee 2, 3, 4: Bazaar Committee 3g Class President 33 Buck Hill Falls Conference on Religion 4: March of Dimes Representative 2, Red Cross Representative 3: Varsity Tennis 4: Track Team l. ROBERTA BREATH Bobbi . . . Blonde . . . Dramatic worksliojz . . . A111 LN ,,f"'Af SITCIIIXIIITQ . . . rllr. O'N1'al, open the window . . . Alan- t lmttan . . . Tlzundrrbirds . . . "Earth Angeln . . . .Misrliicf it . . . "Clow Ihr' ZL'lIId0ZL' or I'll get Cl!ZlLYl7'0f111Ob1.ll,', . . . N0 ,S gym . . . Sz1rpri.w'.' I made it. Chapel Committee 3, 43 Glec Club Il, 4. Q 1 vs i 9, B if l , fx ,. 'X JE fil vgil LINDA DICKMAN Linda . . . Barry . . . Pins . . . Belt Parkway . . . Altar . . "Young Lozm' . . . Saturday night . . . Ch1'erl1'ader . . . December 27, 1956 . . , Crew-necks . . . Railroad . . . func, 1959 . . .Doris and jerry. Bazaar Committee 4. MADISON-Class Prvsiclent lg Svcrctary 25 Sing l, 2, 33 Go- Gcttcr 2, 3: Nvwspapcr 15 Record OHicc 3. STEPHEN DAVIS Slave . . . New Oldx . . . Comzvcticut . . . l'Villiarn.S? . . . Ruling housf' of France plus Coke . . . Elegarzte . . . 60 miles in 60 minutes . . . King Cole . . . A.B .... 915+ ? Can be all in one? . . . Boat. Adelphia, Businvss Manager 4g Junior Varsity Basketball 2, 35 Dance Committee 2, 3: Forum Club 3, 4g Chapel Committcc: 14, 43 Brown and Gold 3: Bazaar Committc-1' 4: Varsity Basket- hall 4. I I ffl' ' Q Q- 5 rj x lf :ii . 4' E BRENT EHRENPREIS Brent . . . The "Gunner" . . . Pop music . . . "Singing the Blues" . . . T square . . . Study Hall . . . "Oh, suren . . . Long live the Brooklyn Dodgers . . . Mr. Damerorfs 5th period English Class . . . The old pro ballplayer. Intramural Basketball 23 Junior Varsity Basketball l, 3, Captain 3: Dance Committee 2: Varsity Track l. ' s 1 ws We ff W W II rs r ' Qie. 41 5, j ,fl K fl f' 292 RENEE ESTRIN Renee . . . Bonnie's "Irving" and my "E" . . . j.B.D. . . . 3 A.M. phone calls . . . Mr. K's advice . . . buying records . . . Those history classes . . . Long rides and walks . . . one of our cheers . . . Adelphi . . . "No, Bonnie." Student Board Representative, Adelphian 4: Catalogue Room 4. V 1. 9? -fr w s Adelphic 4, Adelphian 3, 4, Production Manager 4, Booster 1, , is J 2, Girls' Gym Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader, Co-Captain 45 Dance Committee 2, 3, Cavalcade 2, Bazaar Committee 1, 2, 3, 45 like CHARLOTTE FENN Shari . . . Snowy days . . . Modern dances . . . Frats C7b:,l:pEilg7b"el . . . B. 8: G .... Any mail? . . . Classical to Calypso . . . Those socks! . . . To the Village . . . Oceanside . . . Brown and Gold Room . . . Chemistry Lab. Brown and Gold, Editor-in-Chief 45 Forum Club 35 Chapel Com- mittee 3, 45 Adelphian 45 Bazaar Committee 4. OCEANSIDE-Orchestra 1, 25 Chat 15 Badminton 1, 25 Volley- ball 1, 25 Bowling 1, 25 Chorus 1, 25 Graduation Play 15 G.O. 15 Sider Press 2, 35 Lens 35 Opera Guild 25 Tennis 2, 3, 4--Assistant Manager 4. Blau ' 15 4? B25 3 4' l f mu Mi is ul UM!- l 4' A 1 1 1 I fill! , I l BARRY FISHMAN Barry . . . One of the Adelphids Picassos . . . Tempera- mental . . . jump-shot . . . Miss Kneeland . . . "You can't do this!" . . . "Do you know?" . . . Hey, Spitz! . . . Miss Webb"s fSorry-Mrs. Vennemcfsj Senior Ethics class. Adelphia 45 Adelphian, Art Editor 45 Junior Varsity Basketball 1, 25 Intramural Basketball 3, 45 Bazaar Committee, Chairman 45 Caualcade 3. BARBARA RUTH FLUG Bobsey . . . Tennis . . . Those old Poly days . . . 4 hours! . . . Seen through the window . . . Devoted to Mr. Bruch . . . D. Days. . . Adores Opera . . . Dewey too for oh oh ate . . . Member of the plastic cup class . . . Corrupting Limo. Adelphia, Associate Editor 4, Brown and Gold 2, 3, 4, Associate Editor 3, Student Advisor 4, Class President 1, French 1, 2, 3, Awards 1, 2, 3, Spanish 1, Award 3, Certificate of Merit 1, 2, 3, Forum Club 1, 2, 3, 4, lntermural Basketball Team 1, 2, 3, ln- tramural Volleyball Team 1, 2, 3, Girls' Tennis Trophy 2, 35 Intramural Basketball Team 1, 2, Girls' Tennis Manager 3, 4: Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 45 Chapel Committee 1, 2, 3, 45 Field Hockey Team 2, 33 Bazaar Committee 1, 2, 3, Co-Chairman 2, Chairman 3: President of the Extension Society 4, Cum Laude: Cavalcade 2, 43 Booster 1, 2g Library 4. "' Jie' -J' J is Bob . . . Contribute a bill . . . Lunch time . . . Chain of upper berths . . . Casbah. . . Feb. 8, 1957. .. Archies . .. A crewman . . .Hi Ho Stevieno . . . Varsity Club . . . Gym . . . Football Team . . . Bobo. Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Co-captain 4, Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 45 Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, junior Varsity Basketball-Co-captain lg Bazaar Committee 2, Cafeteria 2, 3, 4, Science Club 2, New York High School All Star Game 4. wry' ,- Q " A : .gl - Q ,Ce -'N J :qi f if I , .. ia, I I STEVEN GENATT Steve . . . 38 vs. Kew Forest . . . The three musketeers . . "Hozv,s it goingfl . . . Sinatra . . . Casbah . . . Spanish . . . Gonilj' . . . New Year's Eve, murder! . . . V.C .... Varsity Club Room. Class Vice-president 3, Varsity Football 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Captain 4: Varsity Club 3, 4, Varsity Tennis 2, 4. MIDWOOD+Class Pre-sidcnt 2: Studvnt Board Representative. it 1: A -. 4---. -.-qi in Q sq- A is I. QQ .. V 'I . 'J ' BF no xxx : xx ff X1 Wt NEIL GREENFIELD Neil.. , Physics Lab . . . 179 . . . P.O.D .... "1 Pay Up? . . . Pencil duel . . . Room 63 . . . K-G . . . The Thinker . . Solarium . . . Poly Game . . . Oh, xxx . . . Bowdoin . . . "IJll give it to you" . . . Lab . . . Friday afternoon. Varsity Basketball 3, 43 Varsity Baseball 3, 45 Junior Varsity Basketball 2, Chapel Committee 3, 4, Cafeteria Squad 4. ,Y .. ..v.,.,.,-,W-.f---Wm '- '1f"'tFf'?'fw1w""-f"W" 15-e1"aawf1r""2vz1l'., me-we-v sv V fm -1,-. ww-v.-vgnmgvr ,v-ww W , , . JUDY HELLEN fudy . . . "Calling nurse Hellen!" . . . Happy feet . . . Shoes? . . . :l:l:Q1E . . . Hansel? . . . "Yea-a-ay, team!" . . . Lost weekends . . . "Nobody loves men . . . Knee soeks . . . Bio Lab . . . Mrs. Morehouse's little angel . . . Shari. Adelphia 4, Booster 2, 35 Cheerleader 4, Field Hockey 2, 35 Vol- Committee 2, 3, 4 5 Bazaar Committee 3, 45 Northfield Girls Conference 3. 5 t Q6 .. 2 -1 IF ff' 'SF LEONA KALMANOWITZ Leona . . . "The Nutty Psychologistv . . . Machine to take history notes . . . Ibid. Birds . . . Talking pickles and sodas at junior's . . . Miss Kneeland . . . Oh, those Study Halls . . . 3:10 rolls around. Adelphian 45 Booster 1, 2, 3, Bazaar Committee 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 3, 43 Dance Committee 2, 3g Library 3, 4. leyball Team 2, 3, 45 Girls' Intramural Basketball Team 3, 4, Girls' Athletic Association-Vice-President 35 Glee Club 3, 4, Dramatic Club 35 Varsity Club 3, 4, Cavalcade 2, 33 Chapel , , W mx ELLEN LEVIN Ellen . . . Oh, that William Holden! . . . jackie Robinson and the 1955 World Series . . . Varsity Club . . . Cheer, Girl, Cheer . . . Mr. .Hardig's Bio. Class ..., Monkey . . Senior Room antics . . . That's it . . . Bobsey Twins. Adelphia, Typing Editor 43 Adelphian, 3, 4, Typing Editor 45 Bazaar Committee 2, 3, 45 Booster 35 Dance Committee 2, 3g Girls' Basketball Team 3, 4 5 Cheerleader 4, Class Treasurer 4 g Varsity Club 43 Cavalcade 45 French 1 Award 2. MONTARK j.H.-Spanish 1 Award 1. GEORGE FRANCES LAMB Old and new rhymes . Dr johnson Mrs Irwin Fifth year Latin . . . Censored Mt Saint Michael Period breaks . . . Sir Edmund Hillary o Everest Alzbz Kid. . . "Oh, rio!" S KK xg K? EVELYN L. LINEAL Evic . . . C'm'z'vl . . . Ice Skating . . , Silzfrr Slfafvs Lake Plafid . . . Friday nights! . . . Blank-rimmed glasxvs . . . Lightrr . . . P.C .... Satchmo . . . "L0z'rr" . . . j.D .... "I'1"'l1at's your ganzc?" . . . Mal . . . "Nf'a2'1m.vs of You" . . . Afzfordioiz . . . II . . . B.I.P. Boostrr 1, 23 Gym Team l, 2, 3, 4g Brooklyn College Play Day 2, 3, 4g Dancv Connnittc-v 2, 31 Bazaar Committee l, 2, 3, 4: Volley- ball 'll-mn 4: Skating I.:-ttcr 33 Brown and Gold 3. LESTER LEVINE Lf.: . . , Clam fmxxy . . . "Lft'.v gr! .vomclhing straight bu- lZl'!'F7l :csv . . . The "Chin with the Golden Arm . . . "1 didn? knozu, 1'm iimocnnf' .... Siwvliri . . . The thrfff rrzzisl:z't1'f'rs. . . To the barber .rhop . . . To Ihr' hills! . . Linda. Class Prcsidm-nt 4, Vice-Prvsidvnt l: Varsity Football 2, fl, 4 Bazaar Committvv 2, 31 Cafvtm-rin 3, 4: Dann' Committm-0 2, 15, 4. Cavalfade 31 Brown and Gold 4: Chapm-l Cornmittm- 3, 4: Intra- ulurzxl Baskctball 2, 3: Varsity Trnnis 4. i 2' 231 Q., ,,, , , E if ww ,,1k,, 1 PATRICIA ANN LIVINGSTON Pat . . . Chief backer of Bell Telephone Co .... Septernbw 14, 1956 . . . P.T.C .... illernber of plastic rup rlaxs . . . happy days are here again!!! Adelphia, Associate Editor 4: Student Board Representative I, 31 Bazaar Committee Chairman 1, 2, 3, 43 Forum Cluh 2, 3, 4: Chapel Committee 2, 3, 4: Student Court 33 Certificate of Merit l, 2, 33 Intramural Volleyball Team 23 French 2, 3 Award 2, Cum Laude. ? .Vx MICHAEL GORDON LUTSKY Mike . . . Mr. Wonderful? . . . Marcia Adlefs houxe . . . Bronx with Meklinsky . . . Senior '56? . . . A.D.P. . . . Playboy at large . . . College Boards . . . Back at the Raneh . . . The "Ducks"' friend . . . Lakewood 156. Forum Club l, 2, 3, 43 "Youth Wants To Know" 3g Class Secre- tary 4g Treasurer 15 Cavalcade 35 Varsity Track lg Chapel Com- mittee l, 2, 3, 4: Dance Committee 2, 3. IN. 9-7282 . . . "'Father Cmzfexsori' . . . lllareh I7lhf 3: Latin 2, Award 33 Dance Committee I, 2, 3, 4: Booster l, 2' Q LUDWIG GEORGE MANKE . . . "Lat,s Gofl' . . . Rock 'n' Roll . . . Ranch. Swimming Tram 1. . ' ,121 tl af 5 , 19 SY., Q Y I 5 ' 0 at h 4 U, il S 3- : H, JOHN P. MARANOV johnny . . . second period lunch . . . "But, M1'. Whitbaclf' . . . Fakcd out . . . Senior Life Saving . . . Sixth period blues . . . Friday Pool . . . "Mr. Maranof! Out!!! . . . Mr. Hardiglv sidekick . . . Brown and Gold into boats . . . CENSORED. Chapel Committee 35 Brown and Gold 3g Dancc Committee 3. Dance- Committf-e 2, 3: Intramural Basketball. JOHN ERICSON J.H.7Class Treasurer lg A. junior . . . Cutting out with Ajello . . . Miss Corcoran . Class with jim Chapman . . . Chemistry with Mr. Hartzv New Marks . Aflr. rlflicks and English , . . Senior Room , , , Back to thi AA. Licutenant ALLAN MARCUS Cha . . . Alf. Damfron and English . . Sfnzor Room Hma' of the lunchroom table. Al . . . The grvat coaching .Staff at Adalphzf .S 111 . . . Little Cousy . . . Basically. . . Chuckfr Cha Cha Junior Varsity Basketball 3: Intramural Baelxttblll 4 Forum Club 4. ERASMUS-Studvnt Board Rvprvscntativc 2 .P 4 nr 1' If ' 1 P I lb wx, 1 ,f i 6 A , T V. - Q if .L .'-ii Z- f I A L 'lf..f"i .A A .'. , l lj .- If lf , ' il 1 IJ' Q QD,-, V ,, lf x j K, y W 5F f . if WILLIAM MEKLINSKY Billy . . . Ca1'alz'adz' . . . Nat "King" Colr' . . . "Who nw?" . . . Cha Cha Cha . . . "Simply anzasirrlgf' . . . 7 and 7 . . . "What'.f it go! wider the hood?" . . . Belafonte . . . Ifalinfx . . . Great Conn. Zl'I'f'k!'7I,d.l' . . . DU7Il7llI':1'lfI Hartford . . . MIl77lH Sorrffnto. Adelphia 4: Brown and Gold 15, 41 Dantix' Committvf- Il: Bazaar Committcc 4. M.'XDISON'-Sm'i'vic'm' Squad 2: Audio Visual '21 Biology Squad 2. DAVID MILLER Dave . . . Saay! . . . Basically . . . Oklahoma . . . M.A. 2-7677 . . . Hand in hand . . . Straight pool . . . Taft at Renssellaer . . . "I'll never walk alone" . . . 3 A.M., Feb. 17, 1957 . . . Baby Doll . . . Away goes the ring. Varsity Basketball, Manager 2, 33 Band 3, 43 Dance Committee 2, 3g Chapel Committee 3, Cavalcade 35 Intramural Basketball 3, 45 Forum Club 35 Bazaar Committee 2, Brown and' Gold 3. J: 3 E 5-Y 9' 9 o'o':'5 540' 'mx r 0 459 4 ,QQ 0 O .5 Q 4 v9Q4 15' mums 59 mai" HARRIET OSIAS juggi . . . Sophisti-cat . . . "I'll never telll' . . . Progressive jazz . . . Eagle Love . . . Syracnse . . . lan. 14, 1959 . . . "Body and Soul" . . . 16 . . . "Ni" . . . Black, White and Gold . . . Satan . . . Our Senior English. Booster 23 Girls' Gym Team 25 Class Treasurer 3g Dance Com- mittee 2, 33 Bazaar Committee 2, 3, 45 Girls' Volleyball Team 4. CUNNINGHAM LH.-Class President 1. f WILLIAM PARENTI Billy . . . "Fm behind you, Les" . . . Cha Cha Cha craze . . . "Fm in love again" . . . English scholar . . . The three musketeers . . . Football camp . . . Oh, that Varsity Club Room-Heaven sent it! . . . foe Athletic. Intramural Basketball 1, 2: Varsity Football 2, 3, 4: Captain 43 Varsity Baseball 3, 4g Varsity Club 3, 43 President 41 Forum Club 3, 4, Cafeteria 35 Student Board Representative 4. fl f , QYMJ MJ J A U, E I C' Q f'1'f J li M V ff 21 'W f L f E ei W 1' Roberta . . . Brunette . . . Crew-neck sweaters . . . Sneakers . . . Pony tail . . . Harry Belafonte . . . College, f here I come . . . Nat f'King', Cole? Where? . . . The Famous . . . Right of Senior RoomgGreat . . . Wlzerefs' Nettie? Dance Committee 39 Brown and Gold 33 Bazaar Committee 3, 45 Girls' Tennis Team 3. NEW UTRECHT-Record Office 2. yt rf EUGENE RAPPAPORT Gene . . . Skiing captain of Dartmouth . . . ARNOLD PICKMAN Arnie . . . Mi.fs Matheuf's English claxs . . . "Romeo and fulief' . . . A.D.P .... The Lake . . . Put-Pull . . . Cru- .vored . . . The "APE', . . . College Drug . . . Rerzsxelaer Rock 'nl Roll shows . . . Second year Latin . . . Millefs High Life. Cavalcnde 3: Dancc Committee 3g Forum Club 3: Cum Laude. "Are you Inform at ion' I afraid, .sorzrzyfl . . . Hot checker . . . "Il's good, Davefn . . . Loud .vlzirts and bright ties . . . Yo . . . Not you too! . . . Si.vlz'r'5 ALC .... Manhatlarz Beach Romeo. Bazaar Committvc 43 Dance Committee fig Science Club Sccrv- tary 3. LINCOLN-Tvnnis Team 25 Scrvicc Squad, Lieutenant 2. as '1 v LINDA ROSENBERG Linda . . . Ice fSkating, Palace, Landj . . . Dye-it Long Gloria hair . . . piano . . . Mr. K .... two rings West . . . Friday nights . . . P.C .... "Carousel Waltzu . . . South Africa . . . Napoleon . . . 22 . . . "While We're Young." Adelphian 3, 4g Bazaar Committee 1, 2, 3, 4-Co-chairman Booster 1, 2g Girls' Gym Team 1, 25 Dance Committee 2, 3. 3,43 ROBERT ROSBRUCK Bob . . . Mr. Dameronls Class . . . Varsity Club . . . Tigers A.C .... Vincentis . . . Music-soft ana' low . . . The "Kid', . . . Hates the movies . . . Whirlybird . . . Derf . . . Yo, there . . . Meyefs . . . Brooklyn Prep. Varsity Baseball 3, 45 Varsity Basketball 3, 4: Varsity Club 45 Dance Committee 3. TILDEN-Marshal 1, 2g Bank Representative 2. X if 'sf 4 ,ff lv 5,9 l Ofs- I af J' JULIE ROSENTHAL julie . . . First Lady of the R.O.T.C .... lvlrrnber of thi' 6th jifriod plastic cup class . . . Friday afternoons at Poly Tech . . . "Ri1zgs', that jingle, jangle, jingle . . . "You'rv a parasitrffi . . . Senior Room. Forum Club 4: Bazaar Committee 4. LINCOLN-Dean's Oflice 2, 3: Cafeteria lg Record Office 1: Class Pr:-sidcnt 2, Sc-crc-tary 3. DORIS ROSENSWEIG Doris . . . ferry . . . Fifty-sevmz vent engagernfnl ring . . . crushes . . . I.D. braccflet . . . f'1'll be ,IOTIZFD . . . Hi Hi! . . . April 18, 1955 . . . Harry Belafonte . . . Dec. 28 till 5 . . . like . . . Linda and Barry . . . Miami call- ing . . . Boostrr 23 Bazaar Committee 3, 41 Library Il, 43 Studrnt Board Rf-presentativo 4. ERASMUS-Class Secretary lg Vice-Presidvnt 2: Volleyball Tc-am, Captain 2. 17 .f BARRY MARK RUDERMAN Barry . . . Count Basie . . . Mr. Brush . . . Sept. 1953i 4? i A 0, l O 0 v v xv 0 gtsoy 9' K ,2g'!f'Id QW' 509' Agni' 4' fggiia ' s :Obi I STE PH EN SARA Stow' . . . Drunzr '... Collvlgv Drug . . . Robvrta Friday . . . Catxkills . . . faq:-boy . . . Avalon Cojvf' Shop . . . Barnryfv . . . A crcwman . . . Senior Room . . . Rogu- lar zifrjwr l7FTll1!"l' . . . .waxozz 'Iran to Basin Sirrft. Band 2, 15, 4: Cnvalcazfe 3: Dann' Committvr' 2, 3. fan. 1956 . . . Nladison . . . M1'5. Taft . . . Be lazy . . john D .... Doc . . . Miss Lee . . . Electromagnetic radia tions . . . "College, here I comeln . . . Make way. Photography Club 33 Bowling Team 43 Brown ana' Cold 4. MADISONWCIHSS Sing 2, 3. 'v- -u-vw---v-- 1.-ugvug ir-vig ,.,'w,YR5..xgrrp13rsvy?uw-- -e' u.,,,,..-.wa ww vs- .A-r-rev-'rf-f---V-t - 1, --,v -- w- .--.-.-V.-,.-,,,V,., wiignwf JW FREDRICA L. SCHWAB Fredi . . . Princeton weekends . . . After March!!! . . . 50 minute phone calls . . . "tweedy" . . . September 24, 1954 . . . "That,s not too reat!" . . . Tennis " ro" . . . E Berrnudas and a certain crewneck sweater . . . "Let's take a taxi." Adelphic 3, 45 Literary Editor 43 Brown and Gold 1, 2, 3, 45 Adelphian 2, 3, 45 Class President 25 Vice-president of Extension Society 35 Bazaar Committee, Co-chairman 2, 45 Intramural Basketball Team 15 Booster 1, 25 Forum Club l, 2, 3, 45 Chapel Committee 1, 2, 3, 45 Catalogue Room 35 Cavalcade 25 Dance Committee 2, 35 Buck Hill Falls Conference on Religion 35 New York Times Youth Forum 45 Cum Laude, Certificate of Merit 1, 2, 35 French 3 Award 35 English Alumnae Award 3. 43 A A az' Q s - X, 1 f fifiziilif .:,..-... of ' ANI fl +14 , Sf EILEEN R. SIEGEL Eileen . . . Young doctor Sam . . . Nov. 21 . . . A.O. . . . Taxi! . . . Member of plastic cup class . . . 6th period . . . Livingston, I presume . . . Lindy . . . Dance, Girl, Dance! . . . I'm going to the dentist. Adelphic 45 Booster 1, 25 Forum Club 2, 3, 45 Brown and Gold 3, 45 Cheerleader 3, 4, Captain 45 Dance Committee 1, 2, 35 Cavalcade 25 Conference on Education for Public Service 45 Bazaar Committee, Co-Chairman 3, 4. MAXINE SILBERSTEIN Max . . . loyal Elvis Presley fan . . . Always remember Steve Sara's parties of 1956 . . . Varsity Club . . . Drama Club . . . Houn' Dog . . . Bobsey Twins . . . Football and basketball games . . . john Dameron and Co .... Summer- time. Booster 23 Varsity Club 4g Bazaar Committee 2, 3, 45 Girls' Basketball Team 3, 4. Jyfy ah' -JB mm-.ur a A QEMIDRUL atom Buitsllrd EDGRD I I HRTJ 1' if 6' 6 W ' f ?. i 1 legit Q' - fra XL. -,ogg U t U V ea fy ,cfm-wwf 514+-4, A SANFORD LEWIS SMITH Sandy . . . 78 Exeter . . . Clipboard . . . Mercy, Miss Cor- coran . . . Taj . . . Pool Parties . . . Smif . . . joe College . . . fahrfs . . . Paste-ups . . . French . . . Private Mailbox . . . Rooms 63 and 65 . . . A.D.P .... Bengal Lancers . . . The Three Penny. Adelphia, Editor-in-Chief 4, Brown and Gold, Editor-in-Chief 3, Business Manager 3, 4, Student Advisor 4: Adelphian, Business Manager 3, Circulation Manager 4, Junior Varsity Basketball 2g Student Board Representative, Class 1, Brown and Gold 3, Adelphia 4g Forum Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Cavaleade 2, 4: Intramural Basketball 33 Chapel Committee l, 2, 3, 4, March of Dimes Rep- resentative 3g Bazaar Committee 3, 4, Chairman 43 Dance Com- mittee l, 2, 3, 4, Red Cross Representative 2, Conference on Education for Public Service 4: Varsity Tennis 4g Buck Hill Falls Conference on Religion 4. JOEL M. SNYDER Snaider. . . Duke . . . Pie . . . Rush llfledical . . . F.A.C.S. . . . Shelly. . . "Our Townn . . . "But, Mr. Whitbecku . . . Dean's List! . . . Wild jazz . . . classical music . . . Photog- raphy . . . Liz . . . Epicurean . . . History brainchild. Adelphic, Photography Editor 4g Brown and Gold 3, 4g Adelphinn 3, 4, Art Prize 4: Science Club President 3, 4: Forum Cluh 3, 4g Chapel Committee 4: Cavalcade, Assistant Director 4: Danec Committee LINCOLNg'l'raCk 2: Visual Aids l, 23 Student Patrol 2: News- paper I, 2. .. I 11 funk we iss! fif- ...M su' ' 559 ,fUf5'W We WWW , A ' I N F fi? Wim by HENRY SPITZ Hank . . . Riverdale football game . . . The Lover . . . Hi Ho Steeeriiio . . . Tito Puente . . . 75 . . .Bubbie. .. Stump . . . Gregor . . . Like a Beggar . . . Helmet Head . . . Lafayette? . . . The Marge . . . Dr. Noah and the Ark. Varsity Football 3, 4: Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 43 Varsity Club 45 Bazaar Committee 2, 3: Chapel Committee 45 Cavalcade 3, 4: Dance Committee 2, 3. if 3 2 I o We ,,,,'3o1o.o 0 I i O A Qzlfg' Q 9 O 141.506, 1 944 no 'Q 'QS Q 0.9 ' A v , fn D - Wiytf 5,4 I ' X61 09. C ' o ,N Q fly' J gf wi L' fl lk? N 'Z' F 5 0 .eg are 33 MARIELUISA STIGI Mary Lou . . . Dali-the secondE'! . . . Modern sounds of Mulligan and Brubeck . . . I need sleep! . . . A big ,splosionf .... second home-The Art Room . . . Ibid. Birds ..., Honvychile. Adelphic, Art Editor 4: Glce Club 3, 4: Book Room 2, 3, 4: Sec- retary of Extension Society 4: Booster 1, 2g Adelphian 4: Dance Committcc 2, 33 Conference on Education for Public Service 4. PETER STERN Pete . . . newspaper work, mostly lampoons . . . john Damerorfs daily circus . . . Tuesday morning forums . , . free sixth period . . . Stern Pete-that day in English! . . . Liked by one and all . . . Loyal politician . . . History whiz. Adelphic 41 Brown and Cold 3, 4g Adelphian 3, 4: Forum Club Il, 43 Chapel Committee- 3, 43 Dance Committcf- 3. MIDWOOD-Nr-wspap:-r 2: Scrvicv Squad 2. ,,..-f' xx: I - Q I I 1 J l' C lilo lg bag. V-I 'e?i2tE2?J' faith' 19:51-V Saw. it ,awe xxx S PRISCILLA STOKES Prix . . . "fMathl' tffachffr . . . lflfornarz in thx' brzlrony . . . Herb . . . Tzffh Prom . . . "I'll think about itu . . . Pfrci . . . Study Halt . . . M1A. Dll77Zl'T01I,.Y Svnior Ifnglixlz Class . . . Friday aftU1'11oo11.r . . . A.A. Bazaar Committs-0 l, 3, 4: Fivld Hockc-y Team 1, 2, 33 Chapvl Conimittcv 2, 3, 41 Library 3g Adelphia 3: March of Dimes Rop- mittvv 2, 3: Northfivld Girls' Confervncc- 3. 'N A l i x x xi r 1.1- fxf' NETTIE STREIT Nrttie . . . hwy rcdhrad . . . Finch . . . Cha, Cha, Cha and "Lot us Aflambol . . . The Concord . . . A night at the Copa . . . Tha! Mr. Dameron! . . . lVllE'7Al'i.Y Alf. Brush? . . . Thr yrllozu chair in Smlior Room . . . Autos. Boostcr 1, 2: Catalogue Room 3g Bazaar Committee 3, 4g Dance Q .5 clOIllllllYtCf' 3. rvsvntativv 41 Cvrtififatv of Mvrit 31 Gym Club 3, Danfr Com- DONALD SYERS Don . . . Football practice . . . Sarastro . . . Third year Latin . . . Casbah . . . Stumpy. . . Miss Corcorarfs English . . . Physics Lab . . . Meyers . . . Varsity Club . . . Caval- cade . . . Boy electrician . . . Derf . . . Prom. Varsity Football 2, 3, 45 Bazaar Committee 2, 3: Student Board Representative 3: Dance Committee 2, 31 Glee Club 3, 4: Varsity Club, Secretary 4: Intramural Basketball 2, 3. BROOKLYN PREP-junior Varsity Football l. 4 at tt ' Q f' J V1 Q, 1 , if 1 5 ' i D 1gW',f,,f"' if tai rw tjwgggtl TREVOR TORMAN 'I 2 M! Troy . . . Third year Latin . . . Stump . . . "Ho, dere, Sapphire" . . . Casbah Club . . . Upper berth . . . A crewmarz . . . Hi Ho Samfrino . . . Derf . . . "Moxie Varsity Club . . . Football practice . . . 6th period Senior Room monaco. Class Treasurer 1, Vice-president 2, 43 Varsity Track lg Intra- mural Basketball I, 2, 3, 41 Varsity Football 2, 3, 45 Dance Com- mittee 2, 3: Varsity Club 4: Varsity Baseball 3, 45 Chapel Com- mittee 4. ROBERT VINICOMBE Romeo . . . English. Varsity Football 4. Bob . . . Saturday nights . . . College Drug . . . Miss Lee . . .A crezvman . . .Upper berth . . .Cleftones . . . Hi Ho Damerino! . . . Meyers . . . Helmethead . . . State Strett SALESIAN-Band li Junior Varsity Basketball l. EASTERN MILITARY ACADElNIYfIntramur:1l Basketball 2. fl if ll' BONNIE WEST 61 Bonnie . . . Renee's "E" and my "Irving" . . . Queenfish . . . May, 1955 . . . j.B.D .... 3 A.M. phone calls . . . Mr. K . . . Long ponytail. . . Shy cheerleader . . . Can't wait till 18th birthday . . . Iill drive . . . long rides and walks . . . "YM, Renee." Adelphia 43 Affelphian, Literary Editor 3, Editor-in-Chief 45 Student Board, Secretary 3, Advisor 45 Varsity Club 4, Booster I, 23 Girls' Gym Team 1, 33 Girls' Athletic Association Secretary 25 Brown and Gold 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer 25 Girls' Basketball Team, Captain 25 Bazaar Committee 2, 3, 45 Chairman 45 Caval- eade 2: Dance Committee 2: Cheerleader 3, 4, Captain 45 March of Dimes Representative 3. lar GEORGE HENRY WILL George . . . Mr. OJNeal,s geometry class football Mr. Bruch . . . "Giants in the Earth 5th period Monday . . . Ethics . . . "Let Geor e do It Ye Ole Adelphi . . . Back at the Ranch Varsity Basketball, Manager 2, 3, 4 Dance Committee 2 3 F5 I I J.H. 240-AAA Squad, Captain 1 'J if X f It ylll gh 'L Wllfflg f lllllylll Q i ag A S 0 , 2 ll LEONARD JOEL ZEIF Lenny . . . Mr. Whitbeck's French Class . . . Basically, history is a fine subject . . . Mr. Basseches . . . Second homes-Beacon, Dime Savings Bank and Boro Hall Mimeo . . . Young man with a horn . . . Senior English? . . . Tooth picks and gum drops. Adelphic 4, Bazaar Committee 45 Adelphian, Assistant Business Manager 3, 4, Bowling 3, Band 3, Dance Committee 2, 35 Brown and Gold, Production Chief 3, 4. nsyngpgr- - - :nv-v yrqgf 'wyfvfg-71' :l'1."'7'3"!5'l,"4!"'ff"W'T5 J5'Y,lEl2QfJ -PB,-!"! f'?!'!Q1"-5"-fjV'Y'V'lm A . 45 . .V . I A , 1 , -- 1 -, , , NANCY ZIMTBAUM Nancy . . . z-z-z-z "Momma" . . Q Crew-necks . . . Phone calls . . . Movies . . . Tab Hunter . . . 's a'right . . . Two rings . . . "What?" . . . Great Neck . . . 22 . . . Barrettes . . . Vacations and acquaintances . . . 3 A.M., Feb. 17, 1957 . . . Beauregard . . . Pug. Adelphic 45 Brown and Gold 4g Bazaar Committee 1, 3, 4g Chairman 45 Adelphian 3, 4-Literary Editor 4g Girls' Athletic Association President 4g Girls' Gym Team 1, 2g Booster l, 25 Dance Committee 2, 3. was 5 Mist , iii' 'TIN X ing x C3 2: Sf 1: 4 Caughf him! Fishman holds up A.A. I slep+ well on fhis boolc. Well, Joel, according fo Muzzy . . . lf's fhe whife Olds. Mr. Bruch . . . l fhinlc . . if was George III C'mon, Max! We're cheerleaders. Shelly should see lhis. Q15 A55 -if Q xg if 31 v is im W Y es ig, Q 1, mr. Q A k Rfk , Q,- www , '1 xv" R... WK' wow A Q-, iw' if ,Q -W' 9' M , Am Look who's here! Where's Evie? "Out ou+! brief candle Friendly persuasion Here, S+eve. EEEELLLVIISSSS! l+'s a be+! ' e crilof The scene was set. The date was September, 1953. The cast was the Class of '57. The plot was our four years at Adelphi Academy. On a balmy fall day the curtain opened, the first act began. The twenty-four members of the freshman class entered the gates of Adelphi. At first, bewildered by many things, with the assistance of upperclassmen and teachers who were interested in us as individuals, and who helped us to discover just who we were, we soon adjusted. Presently, we all were imbued with the spirit of belonging to Adelphi and participated in all activities. We loved our school even in the midst of our First terrifying finals-when we learned that we weren't quite as intelligent as we had thought. And the curtain closed on Act I .... Soon the curtains parted on Act II. The sophomores were in action! We had matured since our freshman year and realized our responsibilities. There were more of us on the honor roll that year, and our teachers thought we were a class with much ability. We knew we were not going to disappoint them. We gave our first big dance in December and appropriately entitled it "Far Away Placesf' fChapel looked like a paradise that nightly And-our final results that year were good enough to give us lasting faith in ourselves! Intermission again . . . time to look back upon our first two years-and think .... Then suddenly-Act III. Well, we were finally upper classmen. Many of us were heads of the publications by that time and were often seen on Chapel and Forum committees. College loomed-and we worked. But our hard work was fol- lowed by gratification for we had achieved satisfactory, highly satisfactory, results. Our Junior Boards were taken in May. What an experience! We began to think seriously about the college we wanted to attend, looking closely at ourselves as individuals-and keeping our fingers crossed. At last, the climax-Act IV. September '56 launched us on our senior year. Although we had achieved so eminent a status, we didn't feel particularly different. We were the leaders of the school, but still we didn't have any special password to enable us to obtain better grades. But at least we had learned to apply ourselves, and were pleased to find that knowledge could be very interesting. In January and March we conquered the dreaded College Boards. In the course of time, we were all accepted at college-the most important thing to us then. This play, however, does not end with the fourth act, it will go on for the rest of our lives, for Adelphi taught us many things. Now, as adults, we find our- selves not only concerned with our own happiness, but with sharing our happiness with others. Life, we have all decided, can be made genuinely rewarding, we all have certain goals which we are confident of attaining, And so the curtain falls-but the play continues . . . continues . . . continues. . . . Fifty-hue -ff' .. The long and shorf of ii Typical English 7-8 Somebody spiked fhe founfain. Slip me five. B fIa+-noi' B sharp ls +his +he his+ory class? Learn-ed Levin Sfreei' scene Senior room ga'H1ering Bu+, Dave, you'll never gei' info Lehigh! Joel disagrees Sparkle Pien+y bfh period Mr. Dameron musi' have cracked one. Sandy, we'li always be here. Marcia Adler . . . Ronald Ajello . . . Charles Azzue .... Robert Bernstein . . Joseph Beyda ..... Roberta Breath . . . Stephen Davis . . . Linda Dickman . . . Brent Ehrenpreis . . Renee Estrin .... Charlotte Fenn .... Barry Fishman .... Barbara Flug . . . Robert Ganley .... Steven Genatt .... Neil Greenfield . .. Judy Hellen ...... Leona Kalmanowitz George Lamb .... Ellen Levin . , . Evelyn Lineal . . . Evelyn Linial ..... Patricia Livingston Michael Lutsky . . . Ludwig Mankc .... John Maranov . . Allan Marcus ..... William Meklinsky David Miller ..,.. Harriet Osias . . . William Parenti . . . Roberta Perfit .... Arnold Pickman . . . Eugene Rappapoit Robert Rosbruck . . Linda Rosenberg . . Doris Rosensweig . . Julie Rosenthal . . . Barry Ruderman . . Stephen Sara ..... Fredrica Schwab . . Eileen Siegel ...... Maxine Silberstcin Sanford Smith .... Joel Snyder ..... Henry Spi .5 , . . Peter Stern ..... Mary Lou Stigi . . . Priscilla Stokes . . Nettie Streit .... Donald Syers . . . Trevor Torman . . . Robert Vinicomb: , Bonnie West ...... George Will ..... Leonard Zeii ..... Nancy Zimtbaum . . fBrooklyn unless otherwise indicatedl . . . . . 60 Plaza Street . . . 397 Union Street 7824 10th Avenue 120 East 19th Street . . . 2021 East 4th Street .. . 72 Maple Street . . . . . . 61 Oliver Street . . . 2301 Kings Highway . . . 302 Eastern Parkway 1215 45th Street .. . 455 FDR Drive, N. Y. C. . . . . . 482 East 53rd Street . . . . . . . 78 Exeter Street . . . 177 Rodgers Avenue 2202 Avenue I 387 Ocean Parkway . . . . 110 South Portland Avenue . . . . . . . . 679 East 22nd Street .. . 327 Washington Avenue 420 Avenue F . . . 2183 Batchelder Street . . . . . . . . . 2183 Batchelder Street . . . . . . . . . . . 225 Eastern Parkway . . . . 99-19 70th Avenue, Forest Hills 114NassauAvenue . .... 1450 51st Street . . . . 369 Dahill Road . 2113 Avenue L . . . 5569 Kings Highway . . . . 2285 Ocean Avenue . . . . 1235 East 32nd Street .... 1517 54 Street . . . . 70 Lenox Road . A... 161 Exeter Street . . . . 68 East 58th Street . . . 5420 15th Avenue 22 Ludlam Place . . . 275 West End Avenue ...... 3801 Avenue T . . . . . 564 75th Street . . . 163 'Ocean Avenue ......... 101 Lincoln Road . . . . 3115 Brighton 4th Street 179 Irwin Street . . . . . . 125 Girard Street . . . . 614 Linden Boulevard . . . . 20 St. Paul's Court . . . . 140 East 28th Street ........ 1457 Dean Street . . . . 1220 Shore Boulevard . . . . . . 334 78th Street ..... 512 5th Street . . . . . . .439 State Street 1458East 14thStreet 1278 Flatbush Avenue . . . . Hotel Bossert-98 Montague Street ....................34PlazaStreet L-I S 14 W I--1--la ---J 1 "T LL 'l l QL. -JW I I ' ' V, V V- '-'-' f 1 , V- " T F f' BACKSTAGE r B .51 - " e ' .:.- la-N Ill - n I1 f 3 1 -- If K N, X X..b x Q iw' L 'A X f x L-LQ,C1uL.f R.2,YkD..,Q.- l A573 C Vvs.4c,UZ.z 'Po CN' l flffw L wf-'MW N .,vx.z,Q,p C, abou 'MJ-f was K ffkgrg, AX Yuki V CHEERLEZEERS Lcd by Captain Bonnic lfVcst and C0 6luLv.c4xav'wAJ: V' in 5p,,,Qtx,U,h2,5, asa, s captain Rcncc Estrin, thc chccrleadcrs, Glenna Caddy, Nancy Fcinglass, Judy Hcllcn, Mcryl Bcrnstcin, Ellcn Lcvin, Margi Singer, and Rcncc Wasserman arc sccn at all thc gamcs chcc-ring thcir trams on. Thcir smart costumes and invigorating spirit ccrtainly hclpcd to boost many tcams to victory. up WW, , - X - Vqiflff 2 v x - GL Flmc K EXTENSION SOCIET3?-Patil? - s r Each ycar thc Extcnsion Socicty, with 'l Mrs. Poolc as its advisor. sponsors a bazaar. llillcrcnt booths arc crcctcd whcrc one can purchasc various typcs of Incr- chandisc donatccl for thc most part hy a surprisingly largc number of gcncrous stu- dcnts. Many girls take part in this activity and thc procccds arc donatcd to thc Wlilloughby Housc Scttlcmcnt. BAND Undcr thc guidancc of Mr. Rccp, these talcntcd fcw can bc hcard cvcry morning practicing on their instruments. Adelphi can ccrtainly bc vcry proud of thcse fu- turc Bcnny Goodmans and Ray Anthonys. DRAMATICS Junior llrzunzities organized by NIM. Venneinu :uid Senior Drzunaties, advised by M1'. llzuneron, have succeeded in putting on fine produetions. These elubs have proved ll haven for Adelphils bud- ding 'Illll'SlJl2lIlS, Both tenehers reported future Gzxrbos und. naturally. Red Shel- tmia tm: - but the members do have much lun. MATH CLUB Under the leadership of Mr. Blatehley. the Blurb Club has proven itself to be Il fertile "plane" for our budding numeri- enl wizards. R111 Blzitehley helps to Inuke this elub nn enjoyable elusx for those who have that rare gift . . . ll I!lZ1tl1l'lll2lllK'lll brain. GLEE CLUB NM' owe llllllly thzxnks to Blix. Mmmcurm' for the fine. ehornl work whieh she has inspired this year. ln purtieulzul we shall all rerneinber the opereltzi she direeted, und the fine group singing we were olten privileged to hear. The Glee Club, ollering seleetions from Bach to Gershwin has brightened nmny Chapel mornings during: the year. GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION This assoeiation is eommonly Called the G.A.A. Every girl. upon entering the high school automatieally beeomes a member. Under the able supervision ol' Mrs. Co- seia, the G.A.A. has developed keen eom- petition in various sports among our le- male athletes. ik. ' ,Jian -in " x ,xl N... in CHAPEL PROGRAM Each sehool dayfexeept Tuesday, which is given over to the Forum Club- begins with these few but valuable min- utes spent in Chapel. Mr. Hathaway, Mr. Brueh, and oeeassionally a teaeher or a student, talk to the assembled sehool about something of ethieal importanee. ART CLUB The Art Club, under the guidance ol' Miss Knee-land. has brought to the sur- faee the Creative talent of many Adel- phians. Miss Kneeland olI'ers many dif- ferent materials for her pupils to experi- ment with. As evidence of this. we Call your attention to the many signs which brighten up the halls. JOURNALISM CLUB 'l'l1is ya-ur aiu ziclditiou lllls lwvxl mad? In tliv uizuix' cluhs ut Adclphi. It is tlw j0lll'Il2lllSIIl cluh whifh is run hy Mr. Bvriixirtl Isvr. Thi- purposc of this Cluh is to iiistruvt :ill stzlfl' nienilwrs ol' thv lirozwn and Cold iii tht- zirl ol' jouriiulism. VARSITY CLUB Thx- Varsity Club is ax uvw orgzmization which Advlphi will K'l'fIllIIlly fontinuv as long :ls thc studvuts support it, Its invin- lwrship vmisists ol' LI svlcvt lbw who arc' cliosvn lwcziiist- of thvir all-round school spirit :md um hc' found at all svhool 111'- tivilivs tlirougliout tht- yvair. ,X7 Him. SHOP B0 an ys who uri- intvrm-stc'cl in thc' art nl woodworking arm' zihlv to display this tzilc-ut under thc frivnclly guiclzxmw- ol' Ml Stigi. In fzict, wooclworking ligis gm into 21 rvzilly iiivziuiiigliul nvlivity lor s vrzil hors and iriurli Iizmgfivss lizis hun lIlLlfll'. CUM LAUDE VVhen a student is admitted to this organization, it is the highest recognition Adelphi can bestow upon a student for scholastic achievement. This year, Bar- bara Flug. Pat Livingston, Arnold Pick- man and Fredi Schwab were honored by being admitted into Cum Laude last fall. FORUM CLUB On alternate Tuesday mornings, the junior and Senior Forum Clubs. advised respectively by Mr. Walker and Mr. Bruch, discuss topics of current political and social interest. VVhen the speakers have finished their presentation, the mem- bers of the student body are given the op- portunity to ask them questions and state their own opinions. ln such a way, stu- dents have gained or increased knowledge of various subjects of the day-painlessly! MECHANICAL DRAWING This fascinating subject is a must for all future engineers and artists. Under the skilled direction of Miss Kneelancl, students learn the meaning and impor- tance of perspective and how to apply logic to difficult problems. THE ADELPHIC Our ycurbook, Thr' Adclphir, is thc writtcn and pictorial rccorcl ol' tlic school ycar. Although it is planncd and publishcd by thc scnior class. its pagcs contain pictures of cvcry grade and of all thc ziclivitics which make up "Adclphi." Probably bccausc it puts so many mcmorics of his high school days into IJCTIIIHIICIII form. cvcry Adclphianfand cspccially cvcry scnior-considcrs thc zlrrival of the ycarbook onc of thc ycarls "big daysf, ADELPHIC STAFF Ifdilor-in-Clzirffr Sanford L. Smith Axmfinlf' Editors: Bzirburzl Fling Pat Livingston Ph0f04QV'fIfIl1j' Slrlffi -Iocl Snydcil- Editor Gm-rzird Post William Romco Gary Youngmnn Il11,sine.vs Stuff: Stvpllzin Davis Hflilol' Willizmi Mm-ltlinslty Lconnrd Zcif Alf SMH: M:11'y' Lou Stigi liclitor Barry Fishnizin l,ilerrlr'y Slnff: FrcdiSchwz1l1 Editor Bonnic Wcst Rc-ncc Estrin Nancy Zimlbnum Susan Jcifcr Pctcr Stcrn Margi Singcr Typing Staff: Ellcn Lcvin- -Editor Marcia Schncidcrnmn Advi.tor.' Miss Iszibcl Corcoran l 5 'lx -na.-4:1 E l THE BRGWN AND GOLD The Brozurl and Gold is thc school nvwspapcr. Publishcd vvcry thru- wvvks. it is pafkvcl with school ncws-sports, social avtivitivs and Currvnl cvvnts. It is intvrvsting and informativv-onc ol' Advlplifs most worthwhilv vxtrzl-Ullrriflllar zwtivitivs. BROWN 8: GOLD STAFF lfrlilnr-ill-Chief.' Charlottc- Fm-nn! Fall R0Ch1'llL- Brvslow Axxocinle Edilm: Marvin Handle-1' Student A 1lvi.vor.v: Sanford L. Smith Barbara Fling SMH: Elnily Civrly Laurin- Dania-ls joan Gartland Barbara Gcrshuny Bc-tsey Judd Barbara Lllllllllilfl Lynn Lavini- Lvstvr Levine Margi Singi-r Joi-l Snydvr Pvtcr Str-rn Bonnic Wm-st L4-onard Zi-if Nancy Zirntbaiun Spring vo1.. III Nu. 1 neu Bee....e1..: --1 d..1.ke "F-f'U-. ... .. u eu. me efewd '-e like eye.-y.-me else. -e -el... .ee ...dl- - - Idol-1'! lYNO'.f IYND BILLY PARENT! entured Xdelphi a.. 1.1. 1.-e.l.mu.. year when he joined the fe...- l..ll.qu.d...d beg... .d m.ke MARC!-'I 134 lb Q nfl' N S ' lv S 'fr Q 1, I Q 1 "W I 0 is 1 name for himself. rr... me.-..e.... 'Gum-1 due cl..-...mu vueme... In the n..-ee meml-1. mn .enudl l... been 1.. eenlee., Xhnve epdke.. le ydu about ..-.u.y dl!- ferent manen cnnurnlng the lchuolr lfl mly, I INDIAN l'ke .u ive y..u nerlecfe- ff:-: 1.. .n.1e.1e., he wen: Ru... -'me of Wm hu hm, U, ruuzbull to ben. ln. e . mmpmhed through W, ...el l...e1..l1. ,yn pn. ...ree MN: DAY .lumen mm .ee Q. 'o, -- 'D TN' GQ '99 'u""'1a'Y"f' 'um' hm' ny .l.e name the chrm- ,,V vel. rv. No 1 -mvrrff Of .,4 4 "" "my 'f7""1Q .....y.e...e.... ey... Inhall ' C- 9.'lv 9 'I' 4 'he P"'f,"""uy 1-.uve dlnerem ...1o.-mana.. - 1. -ea.-an rea , the mmm, .unc , wed, MISSAG M,nh, ,U we .-e..eef.....g 5 F' I, 1957 1- ' 1 ' 1 hope ml... problem ,,,, , 0 V room. V 51...-..f.f'.' Reee...1y 1 hid ...er Hlflllwgy lu 4' bl.. '1,f,,Q'?I y.1.1.ee1.....edi:vJ:.x1.:.e l. P- , l. .-eeumee - "W fmumy G' 'mv'-s .-1.11. . y ue 'mg' 'ff f1u..e el.. F CK NIU. , tl! " 'C 'Re Student Board hu. 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'Univ locks good' 'nu' CH- TMS V """" from ,nge 1, Nl" 'HON' Q1 WWW and e.. -q'f7.Td"lMedfe........, nu.-.... .ff"9f'fh.e 1. .... 'hem I A THE ADELPHIAN The Alil'lfIlZl07I is the sc'hool's litcrary magazinc. A puhlicu- tion which has often won prizvs in thc national Contest annually sponsored by Columbia Univvrsily. it offers an opportunity for thosc who arc intvrcstcd in writing or art to sec thvir stories. povms. vssays. and drawings in print. ADELPHIAN STAFF Erlilm'-in-Chief Bonnir' Wvst A 5.Vi.ffll7l1 Eflilnf Emily Civrly l,iIf1'1l1'y Edilm Nzlnfy Zimtbnuin Biifivzeiiv Illrimlger -If-H' Sund Cirfzzlnlion Illfznflgrr Szinford L. Smith 1v.Yf1l7l-Q Mll7lH.QFI' Ellvn Lrvin Plzofolgrnplzy Jo:-l Snydm' Art Elllilor Barry Fishman Staff Barham Sohl Mary Lou Stigi Production Manager Rene-1' Estrin A rluixor Miss Isabcl Corcoran STUDENT BOARD The Student Board is the advisory council of Adelphi. Once every three weeks, two representatives from each grade, from the seventh through the twelfth, plus representatives of the three publications, meet to discuss problems pertinent to the student bodv STUDENT BOARD OFFICERS P1'e.tident.' joseph Beydn-'Full Robert Bernstein- -Spring Secretary: Susan Jefler REPRESEN'I'A'l'IVES Seventh Grade: Phyllis Markowitz Philip Shopofl' Eighth C:7'lI!il'.' Pat Davis James 'l aylor Freshman Class: Leslie Buch Karen 'l'urino Sophomore Class: Laurie Daniels Vincent Di Figlia junior Class: Margi Singer Jeff Sund Senior Class: William Pnrenti Doris Rosensweig Adelphia Sanford L. Smith A delphian Bonnie West Brown and Gold Charlotte Fenn A ' 'i 5' 9 1 sax? AQ? W. 1 L.AAfM.f fz, fir , ' v PJ fi.: , , V ifU"l' Off? XPPIQJQ VARSITY BASKETBALL I ,A -MMA ffilff W . 2 :af -WW ' f ,ww :.1QdxJ"l' ,Qtr Aiitor winning fiftfrvn out of twvnty-two fast-moving Contvsts, thc Advlphi 5 Quintvt wound up in third placv in the Ivy Lcaguc. Thc big starting five includvd ,Q q?545Bob Rosbruch, Stcvc Gvnatt, Larry Bcrkowitz, Ncil Grvcnficld. and uBig" Bob J'CQ439Xaj4ff Ganlcy. Tha- boys and Coach Kvsslin desvrvc much Crcdit for Compiling so fine' I1 tif rvvord. Lf! x X E JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL The junior Varsity consisted of ueager beaversa' who hope to eventually become a part of the Senior Varsity Team. Naturally, they played a diflerent schedule from the senior group. Since they worked hard and played hard too, we ean say with real heartiness, "Good work! . . . We know you'll make the Varsity next year." FOOTBALL Although the l956 season marked the end of football at Adelphi, of many thrilling games will remain. Under the direction of Kuehinsky, our players almost invariably gave an excellent account in spite of having to face the tremendous odds created by the small our school. But perhaps the chief importance of the sport lay in the boys were taught by it to value courage and a sense of fair play. the memories Coach Andy of themselves enrollment in fact that the was' Q-N ww Us I0 BASEBALL With several of last year's "veterans" plus a fine crop of "rookies," the '57 baseball scason proved to bc a good one. At press time, the final standings of the Ivy League were not availableg how- ever, at the pace wc were going, Adelphi could not help but finish high in thx standing. efofwfwi. BWMM ,Wa ' IWW ,M eg ,-,fu,41-49 ' .,Ll"C..o WP'-QQ ow ,M JM! GIRLS' BASKETBALL Thr- avid fcxnalc athlctcs of Adclphi havc strivcn to inakc thc haskcthall tcani a winning onc. Evcn niorc important. cach gamm- that tht- girls havc playcd against tht- dillcrcnt schools has hccn charactcrizcd hy hoth good sports- manship and tht- fccling of cxhil- aration. VOLLEYBALL A shout rt-sounds through tht- flylll - ont' of our ahlc Adclplli girls has hit thc hall ovcr tht- nct. This sport cnahlcs tht- girls who arc choscn for thc tcam to dcinon- stratc thcir athlctic ability. Intra- mural QAIIINN arc playcd and tht- victorious class is pronounccd cliampion for thc yt-ar. FIELD HOCKEY Thu sound of a hard hit puck is hcard across thc hockcy ficlcl. Hcrc comc thc Adclphi girls, hockcy sticks in hand, darting val- iantly across tht- ficld -fhurrahl-w A anothcr goal has ht-cn madc Wlhcn thc girls arc not partici- pating in a gamc. thcy art- prac- ticing diligcntly in Prospcct Park, Seventy-four l Acknowledgments The theater is a vast medium with many plays con- tinuously presented. Our play, the performance put on by the Class of '5.7, however, has just as far-reaching effects as the productions of the entire world of the theater. In 1953 we were just stagehands, a little like back- ground scenery. Now, in 1957, we are the stars. As stars, we gratefully acknowledge all the help rendered to us by our Stage Manager, Mr. Jerry Glad- stein, of Eastern Press, who cheerfully helped us through many dress rehearsals. Q. S .v S s S ff ' ' 1 g b? Q' I 'QL 13.11 EX X. xx X E fi ED 4 Ahvlphi Arahvmg .... - The foundation of every state is the education of its youth. -Diogenes L HUHPHIE7 K S1fz,'m1ty-sew 71 we MAOLUFL 611161 STUDENT NEWSPAPER OF ADLEPHI ACADEMY I I I1-...i.1..11..-- Congratulations to ADELPHI ACADEMY on its Wknefy-Heirs! .xdnniuemary .fdfiriociafe .fdfumnae of .fdalegoki .fdcaolemy Best Wishes to jke CALM 0 15 7 Mr. and Mrs. Samuel S. Flug Martin Elaine Jimmy Robert Victoria flhy Best Wishes to its CAM 0 35 Mr. and Mrs. Irving Smith Bobby and Rexie lgtffotpecf Sept. 19-Seniors stand! Sept 20-Rosenthal, Flug and Livingston make discovery of new teacher . . . make decision concerning amiability to Le Francais. Sept. -Mike Lutsky takes seat in English class untackfully. Sept -Mike Lutsky absent . . . first chapel program presented. Oct. 4-Parents cry to Mr. Bruch . . . seniors agree upon taking A.A. 5 year plan. Oct. 5-All hear of Marcia's army boyfriend . . . Bonnie and Renee go I Muhlenberg. Oct. 6-Joel . . . remember this night! Oct. -Pompous seniors pose for pictures . . . beauty beyond belief. Oct. 19-More pompous seniors pose for pictures . . . more beauty beyond belief. Oct. 19-Joe Beyda gives daring book report . . . even Mr. Dameron laughed. Oct. -Flug takes Princeton excursion. Oct. -Pete Stern enlightens English class . . . Perfit, Ruderman and Lamb pull corkers. Eighty-one lr q farm of 3 7 Thy Best Wishes to Ze Cfcwfs of 55 7 Dr. and Mrs. Saul F. Livingston Best Wishes to .47lLe Cfaaa of 15 7 Dr. and Mrs. Solomon Lutsky -I Congratulations to ana? and the 7 aaa of 5 7 Mr. and Mrs. Howard Zimtbaum Congratulations to onnie and the Class of '57 The Wests Eighty-five BROOKLYN 'S LARGEST The Dime Savings Bank of Brooklyn Downtown ....... ...... F ulton Street and DeKalb Avenue Bensonhurst ....... ,............ 8 6th Street and 19th Avenue Flatbush .......... ......... A venue ,I and Coney Island Avenue Coney Island ...,.... Mermaid Avenue and West 17th Street Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov. Nov Qfl"05l0eCf 22-Bernstein canlt figure out why if a Marsman got killed, the flags weren,t at half mast . . . class explains . . . Bernstein gets HOW. 23-Rosenberg missing half arm, in time for history exam . . . hot- rodder and the lVlatzo Girl. 24'-Ellen and Max praise Elvis. 25-First Lincoln awards presented . . . '!Shall we dance?" 29-lt's Monday morning and . . . S-A-A-A-Y . . . it's time for music. 30-Ajello gets bawled out in music class. 2-Smith hired to clean up after Bazaar success. 2-Fenn achieves popularity. 9-Livingston, Flug and Schwab on their way to represent A.A. at Princeton . . . Dickman does same at Harvard. 13-Smith erects monument in 5th period English. 14W-Class does exceptionally well on history exam . . . no conclusion, PLEASE!!! 15-Mr. Bruch promises that history final will arrive at A.A. on day of exam. 2lS'gRosbruch's a parasitelq . . . says Julie. 28'-Breath grows pony tail in one day. E ighty-six -ill I I I Best Wishes to at ' L een Lam Lortogs Co. I I I I Eghy Congratulations to My and the 641445 of 35' 7 W Congratulations to .Sieve and the 2 I I Cfaaa of 5 7 I I Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred L. Davis and Pat Good Luck to jlae Kfaaa of 35 7 Mr. and Mrs. Irving Perfit Complimen f STREIT MATZO COMPANY I 1 Congratulations to me 64,65 of E57 I Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Rosenthal I I lQfm.,mf Dec. I1-"Rosbruch,s a parasite!" . . . says Julie. Dec. 14--Censored. Dec. 18-Why did those four get a 100 on the English exam? Dec. 21-Have a cool Yule. Dec. 25-Cool Yule. Jan. 7-Half the girls come back pinned . . . Adler no longer has pin but turns lefty . . . Not one senior returns tanned-conclusion: must have studied for Boards. 8-Seniors have joyous life ahead of them . . . fill S.A.T.'sg Q21 State Scholarshipsg Q31 Mid-Yearsg Q4-J March Boardsg and then Jan. we will have FREEDOM . . . until May. Jan. 12-Boards . . . CENSORED! Jan. 13-Hangover . . . 4' hours! . . . missed Bengal Lancers . . . so what? Jan. 14'-Beyda mistranslates nsenoritai' in Espanol . . . Mr. Walker laughs. Ian. 15-Julie got picked up . . . by Dickie. Ian. 20-Zimp and Miller walk a mile for-exercise? Ian. 24'-Scholars try for scholarships. Jan. 25-Spanish class gets verbose. Ian. 26-How did they get it? . . . Mary Lou and Priscilla hit the jackpot. Jan. 28-Last English Midyear . . . Ganleyr 'LWho says?" Jan. 29-Last history Midyear . . . Mr. Bruch grins. Ian. 30-Last Midyears . . . Seniors grin. 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Schwab and Jirnmy Ninety-eight Congratulations to jlze Cfaaa of 35 7 Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Breath Friends of ,gyanclg .S7mifA Compliments of James P. McCarthy S, L, S, I Cadillac Motor Car Division Thelma and Manny 57th STREET and BROADWAY Pearlstein I New York City Compliments of Acme Webbing Co. 28 WEST 22nd STREET New York 10, N. Y. Friends of Lester Levine Compliments of I Complirnents of Mr. and Mrs. I Mr. and Mrs. I Nathan Redman Samuel Rosbruck and Family and Son I I INgersoll 2-8270-1 Compliments of ' Paramount Market Dependable Meats Fuel Fresh Killed Nearby Poultry CO FREDERICK D. MAY, Prop. I 1910 CHURCH AVENUE fnear Ocean Avenuej Brooklyn 26, N. Y. One Hundred "" "T QfI'0Jl0eCf Feb. 4'-Smith returns from Buck Hill Falls in critical condition . . . but doesn't miss school . . . Beyda returns minus a New Jersey. Feb. 5-Lincoln awards presented . . . Fish does caricatures. Feb. 6-Ajello gets bawled out in Spanish. Feb. 7-Leona commended by Mr. Walker. Feb. 8-Zeif proves himself skating champ . . . Pool sharks, what happened I at Spitzis that night? . . . Marcus gets hit by lawnmower . . . Greenheld, Parenti and Genatt rack up. I Feb. 8-Lester, "How much will you pay me to get a crew cut?" Feb. 9-Lester, 4'The barber shop was closedf, Feb. 9-Columbia Affair . . . Invasion of Irwin Street. Feb. 11-Rosbruck turns lvy in red crew-neck . . . Adelphic to press? NO. Feb. 12-Alumni Day . . . Who played the hook? . . . Ganley vs. Braun . . . Who cut classes all day? Feb. 13-Evelyn: "How's Artie?" Harriet: "l'll never tell.', I Feb. 14'-Vinicombe and Sara illustrate schizophrenic voices . . . Mr. Dameron proclaims them excellent actors. Feb. 15-Soldiers Stern and Maranov steal the show . . . Don dances drearily . . . Junior Prom. Feb. 20-Mr. Reep ties his shoe . . . Mr. Whitbeck-All Ivy. MA 5-6330 I . B W' h Grand Vendmg es' 'S as 'O . The Class of '57 SCPVICC All Types of Automatic Vending Machines A. J. GRANDE 26 COURT STREET Brooklyn, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. r Murray Rosenberg Rabbi and Mrs. Irwin Albert NCWIH3H,S W. TORMANN, Pres. Makers of French Ice Cream, French Chocolates, Bon.-Bons and High Grade Candies 114 7th Ave. 298 Flatbush Ave. Brooklyn, N. Y. Brooklyn, N. Y. ULster 7-6226 STerling 3-8829 One Hundred-one faaa of 38 I TO THE CLASS OF 1957 May Your Lives Be Lik P Straight Upright and GRAND! THE GLEE CLUB ,IEFFER FUNERAL HOME I 426 EMPIRE BOULEVARD I B kl N Y I M B J Hundred-t WAlker 5-4550 Al Kaplan Haberdasher - Hatter 171 CANAL STRET New York 13, N. Y. They're not donuts, but resemble them On Friday and Saturday they assemble them- Afterwards one must go, Whether it be to Jahn's or a show. Shell House Bagels Manager: Bonny Best Wishes to SANDY SMITH l Abe Cohen . and Family Never B Sharp . . . Never B Flat Always B Natural! BEST WISHES FROM THE l 7th and 3th Grade I Chorus Cfafsa of 35 9 One Hundred-three . ' - I I F 1 1 1 I I CONGRATULATIONS TO CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '57 THE CLASS OF '57 I ' Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. SIDNEY HARRY M. LEVIN ROSENSWEIG and HARRIET CONGRATULATIONS AND HYaci'1"1 3'6052' 5982 BEST WISHES To Paul Galleries THE CLASS OF' '57 . . . Orlgmals - Reproductzons Graduation Photos Autograph Albums I Mr' and Mrs' Diploma Covers Elias Kalmanowitz Kee's Restaurant I 2026 CHURCH AVENUE I Brooklyn, N. Y. 336 NEW YORK AVENUE Brooklyn 13, N. Y. J. Ruggiero and Son INCORPORATED Grocers Imported and Domestic Fruits and Vegetables Teas, Coffees, Spices, etc. Our Specialty: Butter and Eggs 196 SEVENTH AVENUE Near 2nd Sl., N. Y. C. One Hundred-four THE CAFETERIA ADELPI-II ACADEMY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '57 Mr. and Mrs. HARRY PICKMAN HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES OF 1957 HOTEL BOS SERT BROOKLYN, N. Y. JULES B. ZEIF General Manager Good Luck, SANDY I I One Hundred-hue gfl'05l0eCt Feb. 22-Washington has a birthday . . . Happy Birthday. Feb. 25-Can't remember what happened today . . . Feb. 29-What? March 5-All right, Davis! . . . Tormann and Syers cause a if"Zp31. March 6-Ten more days until College Boards . . . Adelphic to press? March 11-Mr. Bruch announces test sent to Adelphi College by mistake . . Meklinsky, Beyda, Lutsky and Davis rush to Adelphi College March 14-Senior room erupts . . . Pickman. I March 16-Aiflggylement Tests of the College Entrance Examination Board. March 17-Hangover! I March 18-Hangover flVlarch 17 was a short day.J March 21-Will will. I March 22-Spring recess . . . "Happy days are here again." April 1--April Fool's Day . . . Schoolls back in session. April 44-More kids hear from colleges. I April 12-Fireman's Day in Room 63 . . . Adelphic to press? April 15-Please refer to page 119. April 18-Today is Thursday . . . Siegel still pinned . . . Adler still. April 23-Mercy Bo-Coop, Mr. Walker. 7 I add 0 60 One Hundred-six Barbara . . . MAY KISMET FOREVER SMILE UPON YOU IN 2-6760 INGERSOLL ELECTRIC CO. Licensed Electricians Max Luftglass 1752 NOSTRAND AVENUE Brooklyn 26, N. Y. BU 4-2597 STAR BRIDE STUDIOS Fine Portraits 587 FLATBUSH AVENUE Brooklyn 25, N. Y. BU 2-2627 RICHARD'S House of Blondes Hair Stylists 584 FLATBUSH AVENUE Next to Patio Theatre, Brooklyn, N.Y DAF'S Located off the Belt Parkway near Idlewild Airport Dancing Under the Stars to Ford Music No Cover . . . No Minimum Just Memories MA 2-6979 AMERLIA French Cleaners and Dyers 471 LINCOLN PLACE Brooklyn 16, N. Y. Compliments of A FRIEND OF PAT Downtown Telephone Answering Service, Inc. 24 STONE STREET New York City Anonymous SALUTE TO GOOD LUCK THE SENIORS! MU 3-8607-8-9 ASTORIA PRESS, Inc. 324 EAST 24th STREET New York 10, N. Y. BEVERLY MARKET 2117 BEVERLY ROAD Brooklyn, N. Y. FIELD BROS., Inc. 1114 KINGS HIGHWAY Brooklyn 29, N. Y. UL 6-7200 MAISON CHARLES French Cleaners For Those Who Care 567 FLATBUSH AVENUE Brooklyn, N. Y. One Hundred seven Leaf of snuff? fo I ' K6 ' CU' 6LI"6l 5 X-' f AMERICAN TYPE F CJUNDERS INC. t CONGRATULATIONS TO Clrcle 5-7334 THE CLASS or ,57 STAGE DELICATESSEN and Restaurant GIRLS Orders Promptly Delivered ASSOCIATION 834 SEVENTH AVENUE Bet. 53rd-54th Streets New York City I Creative Ivy League Fashions for Men at Prices Students Can Afford Neil'S Career and Campus Wear QUENTIN ROAD at E. 12th STREET A FRIEND OF Off Kings Highway I SANDY SMITH I Mendelsohn and Cohen 47 WEST 47th STREET New York City Ona Hundred-nine i EST. 1892 Stephen Lane Folger, Inc. .l EWELERS Rings - Pins - Medals for Colleges - Schools Fraternities 180 BROADWAY New York 38, N. Y. BEST WISHES TO PATRICIA Boosters Jo-Anne Creenlinger Linda J. Dorfman Elizabeth Parenti Sharon Ruhinowitz Maxine Silherstein Renee Wasserman Robert A. Smith Meryl Bernstein Susan Winnick Monette Taller Rose Kreinbihl Jane Arthur Renee Estrin Barbara Flug Lillian Gutzeit Judy Hellen Margi Hirshon Barrie Novak Ellen Levin Sandy Smith Rexie Bonnie West Mraifg Best Wishes from Mr. and Mrs. Aunt Shirley and Uncle Harold H' l coNGRATULAT1oNs, Q I CHARLOTTE Congratulations from Mr. and Mrs. LOUIS WASSERMAN BEST WISHES TO THE SENIOR CLASS BASICALLY TO BONNIE . . . I BEST OF LUCK ALWAYS Love, Renee M - - One Hundred-ten T0 RENEE . . . Coon LUCK ALWAYS Love, Bonnie JAMES B. DEAN PERLMAN TELEVISION and APPLIANCES, Inc. PETE LIVINGSTON 4616 13th AVENUE Brooklyn, N. Y. 1931-1955 Congratulations to A Friend of The June '57 Class Mr. and Mrs. JULIUS DICKMAN NE 8-7340 MCENANEY CO' sT. JOHN'S FLORIST 1500 NOSTRAND AVENUE HERE'S T0 MR. WONDERFUL 773-A WASHINGTON AVENUE l Brooklyn 26, N. Y. Brooklyn 38, N. Y. l l I mfrodlaecf - 20-On this day, in 1867, Bud Hirchewitz was born in the little mining 7-Award Assembly . . . Last ollicial day in Adelphi Academy . . . Senior Prom the 14th at the Savoy Plaza . . . It was a great April 24-Bobby, the television. April 25-Flug gets the girls' tennis team started. April 30-Smith has fit . . . Adelphicfs late arriving May 7-The day after May 6. May 10-Miss Corcoran, thank you. May 14-On this day, in the year 1957, nothing happened. May 16-Adelphicfs here! . . . Mr. D. completes S. List. May town of Dameronville, Oklahoma. May 27-Finals next week. June 3-Last English exam . . . Cheerio, Mr. Dameron. ,lune 4-Last history exam . . . Thanks for everything, Mr. Bruch. June 5-Last day of exams . . . 4 P.lVl .... FREEDOM! June four years. June I0-Seniors stood. One Hundred-eleven HERE'S T0 MY FAIR LADY I I fs 'Las Q79 46" W? fm I 452 'Z-if wp' ,,-, a J I 1 li 1 z! Q Az 'sz 0 -l 1 L 1 fg , .Q 3. ,req jig ,La . :QT ' E .-., . 4 , 53 ' " ' of, I V .Q 1 2 ,. r Lt. ' . fi ' . ,, :H ,gl f .--ff ,' 5-5 .1 H' Q, x gl bf A557 , . A A v , . - . 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Adelphi Academy - Adelphic Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

- Class of 1957

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