Flushing High School - Gargoyle Yearbook (Flushing, NY)
- Class of 1958
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Surrounded by Life
By fields of knowledge awaiting the harvest,
By ladders to the skytop awaiting our climb
By a rain of deterrents,
By oases of faith for the hunger of souls,
By a river of truth for the thirst of mind,
By the moss of complacency.
W e are the adventurers,
The harvesters,
The climbers,
Undaunted by torrents of rain.
The faithful,
The truthseelfers, now and forever,
Never detained by the mossy terrain.
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GRADE ADVISERS
We the senlor class of 1958, have been for
tunate ln havlng such wlse and amlable grade ad
v1sers as Mrs Goldman, Mrs Rowe and Mrs
LaBarbera They have helped us along for the
past four years lxstenmg to complalnts workmg
long, tedlous hours at clencal work, planmng
programs to su1t each student s needs, and pro
Vldlllg strong and sympathetlc shoulders for our
troubles Now that we are graduatlng, we reallze
how lmportant thelr guldance has been to us and
how much our grade advlsers have sacrlficed to
help us bulld our futures.
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, . . Xe I 0 u . work, studying, and worrying? What would the first experiences be like?
' 0 'I - i The first of our years in Flushing came at a time when it was no longer
' .' ' the duty of the senior to guide the dazed freshman around the school. Fresh-
., A ' ' , ' - men helped seniors, seniors helped freshmen, and teachers were late for
Aj:-F-Tl - ' classes. "What, no desks!" we cried as we entered classrooms in the new
KE, ' .C wing. What skill it took to balance notebooks on our knees as we tried in vain
Re' I "i . to scribble down a few geography notes.
-5 , ' : At ten thirty some of us looked at our programs and found to our amaze-
. . , ment that the next period was lunch. "Lunch," we exclaimed, "we just ate
- ' . breakfastln Ah, but we were having the honor and privilege of being the
first members of the Flushing High School Breakfast Club. Eating in the
N lunchroom was an entirely new experience for us. We had to pull up a piece
, 7 1 ' ' of floor and sit down, since there were no chairs or tables. Not too much was
' O41 offered in the way of food. Lunchroom officials strictly enforced the "one
ly r M5 raw law." All day long a guard stood over the straw box to make sure that
- , ' :. ach container of milk purchased was accompanied by only one straw.
-.x tk ,ll 'T n Leaving. the lunchroom we wondered why everyone.was going in the
X - - x wrong direction. Suddenly a teacher instructed us, "This IS a one-way hall,
I c H 4 M 1 ' and you'll have to go the other way." To avoid congestion in the halls, traffic
W' U , T- was being regulated by means of one-way halls, and UP and DOWN stair-
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With the absence of lockers, gym classes were administered in a make-
shift manner. We dropped our books and belongings on locker foundations
and proceeded to change into sneakers. We managed to escape the commo-
tion of the locker room and then eagerly entered into the gym, where our
only danger was getting hit on the head with a medicine ball.
Our freshman class was quite lucky. The year we entered Flushing, the
school discontinued the split session and went on a regular nine to three
schedule. What a blessing it was to come home at three o'clock and not at five
oiclock. After a few months we freshmen became an integral part of the
school routine. Soon the lockers were completed, the desks arrived, and the
lunchroom had tables and chairs and served hot meals. The earlier confusion
disappeared and we found Flushing High School a truly livable place.
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As sophomores we walked through the halls with an air of assurance.
No longer were we being taunted by seniors who tried to sell us elevator
passes. We were becoming more familiar faces, greeted as we walked from
class to class, and in our classes, the percentage of people we recognized had
increased greatly. Now that we had come through our disorganized freshman
days, we started to take an interest in the varied extra-curricular activities.
What is our school government like? How does the G.O. function? Which
political party should I join? How does one become a member of the Forum
staff? I wonder if I'll be able to qualify for membership in Arista? These
were just a few of the questions we asked now that we were organized and
had the time to explore our school.
During our sophomore year the faculty and the students were sorry to
hear of the retirement of our very able and respected Principal, Mrs. Edith
M. Ward. A surprise tea was held to honor Mrs. Ward's ninth anniversary as
Principal of Flushing High School. It turned into a real surprise when Mrs.
Ward announced her plans of retirement. Mr. Waring then assumed leader- .
ship of the school as acting Principal. In March of our sophomore year we
received our new Principal, Mr. Arthur Franzen. I
, One day during our fourth term a terrible shock hit us when some of our
teachers started passing out little white cards. "These cards have to be filled
out for the regentsf' the teachers said quite calmly, as we sat there trembling
at the mere thought of regents. No longer would we get a vacation because it
was regents week. The middle of June came soon enough, and with it some
of the hottest days of the year. This, of course, was the ideal time to take a
regents. There we sat, in pools of perspiration, trying to find the square root
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We continued on our adventures and found ourselves in our junior year.
We can remember cheering our "Red Devils" to victory after victory, and
awarding a prize for the craziest socks at the football game on Crazy Socks
Day. Dancing away the year, we drifted from the Winter Wonderland Dance
in December, to the Evening In Paris Dance in May, and, cruised up the
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Cruise." We were entertained at the Spring Concert by the orchestra and
chorus. Jeffrey Steinfeld, a senior, brought honor and prestige to our school 0 We """':"
by winning many scholarships and coming in fourth in the State Scholarship o
Exam. Proudly we thought that being a junior was the next best thing to ' 5' f I
being a senior. Graduation now came into our line of vision, and we no longer - .fp ,, ,
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The Service League Officers direct the
activities of the Service Council. This
council establishes the requirements for
the three service awards, determines
service credits, maintains each student's
service record, and assists in school func-
tions whenever necessary.
Row I: Beatrice Di Paolo-President, Mrs.
Bickerton-Adviser, Jane Scott-Vice President.
Row 2: Roberta Panebianco-Secretary, Doro-
thy Yu-Tribunal Representative, Susan Hors-
fall-G.O. Representative.
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The administration officers keep our
school running smoothly.
Row I: Mrs. Roy-Dean of Girls, Mr. Franzen
- Principal, Mrs. Duckworth - Attendance.
Row 2: Mr. Kiso-Dean of Boys, Mr. Golder-
Administration, Mr. Waring, Mr. Smith.
The Student Tribunal is the judiciary
of our school government. Its functions
are to interpret the constitution of the
school government and to preside over
the trials of the delinquent students.
Dotti Yu, Louis De Acetis-Bailiif, Barbara
Weigt--Chief Justice, Howard Papush, Barbara
Shulman-Justice Clerk, Milton Jacoby.
Row I: Bea Di Paolo, Betty Sinowitz, -
Bemice Aptowitz, Barbara Browner,
Maxine Marcus, Alice Youngerman,
Marie Verdirame, Iris Keller, Vicki
Custer, Lois Rice. Row 2: Madeline
Kolligian, Naomi Feldman, Jane
Scott, Diana Kahn, Carole Lancman, .
Evelyn Raab, Marion Lachenmayr,
Barbara Shulman, Fran Greenwald,
Edith Del Giornia, Helen Black,
Helen Blutinger. Row 3: Emily Karp, Q
Pat Jones, Rosemary Koenig, Nan '
Younger, Karen Gold, Maruta Liet-
ins, Judith Sommer, Josephine Besen,
Martha Beck, Joan De Filippis, Joan
Borowick, Gail Carson. Row 4: Rhoda
Fishman, Christina Ziegler, Joan Tram-
mantano, Helene Greene, Hinda
Greenfader, Karen Koch, Nancy Ahlf,
Ieva Rucks, Nancy Flynn, Joyce Levy,
Helen Baroway.
Members of our C. O. elect their officers direct-
ly. Candidates are nominated by their political
party, either Green and White or Silver-Blue.
Some of the officers, duties are to direct the G.O.
Assembly and freshmen orientation, to arrange
social affairs. to get student discounts, and to
attend borough and city-wide conferences. This
main body of the school government and Mrs.
Pettigrew. our G. O. adviser, are always working
to improve Flushing.
Dotti Yu-Vice President, Marie
Fiore - Secretary, Meta Cornell -
Treasurer, Bill Olson-President.
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Tutoring is the chief duty of Arista,
our schoolls honor society.
admitted on the bases of
service, and character.
Row I: Al Fair, John DeGroof, J
Students are
scholarship,
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Yoselotf, Charles Turner. Row 2:
Tony
Fisher Phil Press Jack Hemel Louie
De Acetis, Dave Kemp, Brian Sher-
Ronald Berler, Dave Hurewitz,
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Charles Locke, Donald Kahn,
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Scalone, Rosario Cambria, Frank
Jerabek, Ed Barrish. Row 4: Tony
Aliano, Andy Wolif, Bill Olson,
Rosenthal, Gary Nooger, Phil Kn
Bob Gordon, Nick Kazanas.
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Row I: Miss Powers, Mrs. Gennaro, Mrs. Phalen. Row
2: Mrs. Aronsohn, Miss O'Leary-chairman, Mr. Gor-
don. Row 3: Miss Quinn, Mr. Kantor, Miss Carman,
Miss Fitzgerald, Miss O'Dowd.
Mr. Sealy, Mr. Erdal, Mr.
Hemming-chairman, Mr.
Paris, Mr. Nelson.
The goal of the Commercial Department is to train
pupils in the practical application of secretarial skills
so that they may start work in the business field im-
mediately following graduation. ln order to receive a
commercial diploma, the candidate must have three
units in either stenography or bookkeeping, and two
terms of secretarial training. Specialized instruction is
given in the use of the mimeograph, the electric type-
writer, the comptometer, the ditto-machine and the Rex-
o-graph.
The Industrial Arts Department of Flushing High
School trains students for a vocation. There are special-
ized shops for drafting and work with metals, wood,
and electricity. This work serves to familiarize the
student with what will probably be his chosen field
after graduation.
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Philippe, George Dobritz,
Vincent Pollina, Walter ll-
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Our orchestra is an important part of many school
functions such as assembly programs and com-
mencement exercises. Under the direction of Mrs.
Piedra. this group of sixty-five students all display
the ability to play an instrument proticiently. This
past year the orchestra has played for the P.T.A.
Christmas program, the Service Assembly. Pan-
American Day. and Commencement. To Mrs. Piedra
and sixty-five very talented students we owe one of
the most enjoyable forms of entertainment at Flush-
ing High School.
Both the Junior and Senior Chorus are under the
direction of Miss Miller. The Junior Chorus is
comparatively new. lt was organized by Miss Miller
in 1936 and now is composed of eighty-five students.
These students perform for many assembly programs
and make occasional appearances. Once a student is
graduated from the Junior to Senior Chorus, he
learns more than the fundamental of singing. Miss
Miller instructs this group in sight reading and
recognition of keys. The Senior Chorus performs
annually for the P.T.A. and sings each June at
Commencement exercises. Both the Junior and the
Senior Chorus have supplied Flushing High School
with many enjoyable hours of delightful musical
performances.
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Row I: Billy Reiseher, David Deversky. .loan Evens, Deanna
Akulin, Abby Heyn, Llewelyn Scharlack, Hariet Roth. Row
2: Chris Petrides, Peter Wehlan, Henry Schmit, Ronald Zirin,
Helene Moskowitz, Mary Hayes. Helen Black, Jeanne Leickin.
Row 3: Mrs, Piedra, Cliff Luhnn, Peter Desmond, Jerry Bohm,
Bill Olson, Steve Cohen, Susan Heimann, Ethel Golda, Jean
Monovan, Alice Antoshkin. Row 4: Douglas Mendocha, Alan
Kushner, Dave Halper, Larry Robins, Barry Beeber, Traudi
Pasichnyk, Evelyn Woods, Grace Heins, Sue Lyons, Robert
Kohn. Row 5: Al Palladino, Stanley Lavinc, Joel Fishman,
Ronald Sylvester, Russel Lane, Melvin Kaplansky, David
SENIOR CHORUS
Newman, David Metz.
Row 1: Christina Bazuin, Harriet Blanchard, Vivian Johnson,
Sue Vercruysse, Barbara Walter, Rosalie White, Ferne Spatz,
Sue Weinberg. Row 2: Frances La Guardia, Edythe Krampe,
Mary Jane Gogley, Stephanie Herman, Beth Brown, Loretta
Carcone, Beatrice Bauman, Elizabeth Milio. Row 3,- Rosemary
Lorenz, Frances Salzano, Marion Weiler, Virginia Queaada,
Wilma Farfan, Nancy Rapp, Adrienne Rae, Erda Kaehn. Row 4:
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Steven De Rosa, Tom Baron, Rufus Anderson, Don Allen, Sheila
Hulihan, Janet Moore, Carol Wood, Brenda Marshall. Row 5:
Peter Kaim, Ken Hesser, Lyle Halperin, Danny Friedman, Brian
Finn, Victor Fener, Mike Doheny, Frank D'introno, Mr. Stamm.
Row 6: Tony Bono, Lou Bosco, Alexander Peck, Ying Wong,
Myron Siegell, Ira Plax, Joe Neroda, George Stahura.
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Mr. Gross, Mrs. Wiltsey, Mr. Thom-chairman, Miss McClel-
land, Mr. Bergere.
All Flushing High School students,
whether or not they are the "I can't draw
a straight line" type, take two terms of
Required Art. Grades are based on efforts,
rather than talent.
For those students who can draw a
straight line, the Art Department offers
courses in Basic Art and Advanced Art.
Artistic talents play a prime role in extra-
curricular activities at Flushing High
School. At rally time, political parties stake
claims on either side of the halls. Art com-
mittees gather in basements, producing eye-
catching design and jargon to solicit party
slates.
The finest art work of Flushing High
students is published each term in Folio, the
creative literary and art publication.
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last year's winner of the St.
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in the field of art.
Row I: Jean Castronova, Barbara
Weight, Mr. Thom. Row 2: Sharen
Rosenberg, Helen Hughes, Joan
Alper, Bonnie Finkleberg. Row 3,-
Elaine Glasser, Bob Drake, Judy
Mascuso, Chris Hoyte.
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While some merely keep abreast of
the Times, we keep in-Forum-ecl as
well, with eight pages of crisp Flush-
ing journalism. Our newspaper is
under the inspiring guidance of lVlrs.
Claus and the expert eclitorship of
Joyce Levy antl Roberta Katchen.
The Forum covers such vital topics as
school politics. college news. special
events, fashions, school sports. "Hu-
moresquef' and more and suntlry.
Our newspaper is a tribute to the
pens of Flushing High School.
TOP LEFT
Seated: Edith Johnson, Edith Krampe, Helen
Baroway, Harriet Roth, Jan Videll. Standing:
Barbara Mezzasama, Susan Donegau, Fredda
Merzon, Henry Schmidt, Victor Galino,
Michael Ross, Phil Knitzer, Herbert Hetlich,
Marsha Allen, Pat Field, Marjorie Amaro,
Karen Gold, Hinda Greenfader, Patricia
Jones.
MIDDLE LEFT
Seated: Karen Yellen, Brenda Toranto, Susan
Schwartz, Barbara Schuman, Diana Kahn.
Sheila Hartman. Standing: Natalie Garcia,
Claire Meyer, Marchia Goldberg, Gil
Scilone, Beatrice DePaolo. Howard Papush,
Bob Kohn, Jeff Weenberg, Jean Santoro,
Jesse Samuels, Joel Brookmeyer, Lennie
Lipton, Isabel Block, Larry Silver, Barbara
Sussman, Brian Sherman, Sam Rosenthal.
Lois Rice, Bob Spar, Cliff Luban, Sydney
Lapidus, Joan Maas.
BOTTOM LEFT
Ellen Marshall-Art Editor, Howie Papush
-Sports Editor, Joyce Levy. Roberta
Katchen-Co-Editors, Mrs. Claus-Ad-
viser.
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The "Folio', is the creative literary
and art publication of Flushing High
School. Published once each term, the
Folio contains the finest literary and
art work of Flushing High School
students.
Members of the Folio staff meet
every seventh period. Their literary
minds evaluate short stories, poems.
and art work submitted by students.
The publication of the Folio each
term, the results of their conscientious
labor. is something of which the
Flushing students are proud.
"The New Yorker" and the "At-
lanticv have sharp competition. Our
Folio is ultra-terrific!
Seated: Tony Fisher. Naomi Feldman, Joyce
Miller, Myrna Jacobs, Vicki Custer, Fran
Greenwald, Nancy Ahlf. Standing: Dave
Logan, Hinda Greenfader, Larry Robins,
Sam Rosenthal, Lenny Lipton, Henry
Schmit, Lois Rice, Don Schnieder, Ed
Deutsch, Barbara Sussman, Mr. Gerlich,
Joyce Levy.
Shiela Hartman, Maruta Lietins, Barbara
Browner, Diana Kahn, Barbara Shulman-
Assistant Editors, Bob Christgau-Editor-im
Chief, Mr. Gerlich-Adviser.
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ENGLISH DEPARTMENT
Row 1: Mr. Mangione, Mr. Smith, Mr. Gray, Mrs. Unser. Mr. Fechheimer
Row 2: Mr. Goldberg, Mrs. La Barbera, Miss Spiro. Miss McManus, Mrs
Kessler. Row 3: Miss Maher, Mr. Weingart, Miss McKenna. Mr. Nicmiec
Miss Peyton, Miss O'Conner, Miss Klopot, Mr. Nierman. Mrs, McConnell
Mr. Kleiner, Mrs. Speilberg, Miss Goldsmith, Mr.Gerlich, Mrs. Claus, Mrs
Maxim.
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THE HISTORY DEPARTMENT
This is the dav of the shrinking globe. a
day when isolationism is an obsolete phe-
nomenon. a dav when understanding of
other people must replace intolerance. We,
at Flushing High School. have come a long
way in attaining this understanding through
the capahle instruction and guidance of our
History Department. Under the imagina-
tive leadership of Mr. Eugene Kellv, two
new courses were added to the eurrieulumg
Ancient lslistorv and Problems of American
Democracy. These. plus our required
courses. have helped to make us more in-
formed and alert citizens of a trouhled
world.
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Row 1: Mrs. Bombser, Mrs. Eitler, Mr. Rubin, Miss
Reuth, Mrs. Mclvor. Row 25 Mr. DeMeo, Mr. Lunnen,
Mr. Crystal, Mr. Schwartzapple, Mr. Cemend, Dr.
Kirsch, Mr. Kelly, Chairman, Mr. Esterowitz, absent-
Mr. Solomon.
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Mrs. Goldman teaches the Problems of American
Democracy class. 1- ,
Row I: Carol Friedlaplicx, Sheila Blumstein, Bar-
bara Butwin, Susan Anolick, Nancy Ahlf. Row 2:
Patti Andrews, Blanche Weisen, 'Martin Spar, Ellen
Marshall, Lenora Shelsy. Row 3: Bob Christgau,
Larry Robbins. Row 4: Vicki Custer, Frances
Greenwald, Lois Rice. Row 5: John Haag. Stand-
ing: Howard Papush.
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Mrs. Thom, Miss Cohen, Mrs. Lewin, Miss Gonzalez.
. Row 3: Mr. Medica, Mrs. Finnan, Mr. Costaras, Miss
Krepela, Miss Rubinow, Miss Worms.
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LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT
JC6mo esta vd?-Comment allez-vous?
-Wie geht es Ihnen?-Gallia est omnis
divisa in partes tres.-These are iust some
of the expressions one hears while walking
past the language classes of our school.
We are fortunate in 'havin the oppor-
tunity to elect either Spanish. French. Cer'
man or Latin as our secendarv lansruage at
Flushing High School. llnder the most com-
petent leadership of M,rs. Ahna Ernst. this
department has made mans' gains. includ-
ing the establishment of a fourth year
Spanish class. As many of us will move on
jfs the treasure of foreign literature that is
fto be had in college. we will appreciate the
sound linguistic base we have obtained
during the past four years.
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Sir Isaac Newton. acknowledged among
the greatest of mathematicians and scien-
tists, once said of himself: "I do not know
what I may appear to the world. but to
myself I seem to have been only a little boy
playing'on the sea-shore and diverting my-
self in nowand then finding a smooth
P pebble or a prettier shell than ordinary
S whilst the great ocean of truth lay all un-
, discovered before me." This great ocean of
- truth,g only slightly penetrated, remains
facing us today.
The secrets of our great universe are
fkfyaiting to be uncovered, and nations are
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piro, Dr. Abramson-chairman, Mr. Straus, Mr. Schreier,
Mrs. Bickerton.
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Row 1: Mrs. Harris, Mr. Kessler, Mr. Giambalvo, Mrs. Albrecht. Row 2:
Mr. E. Kaplan-chairman, Mr. Ruben, Mrs. Goldberg, Mr. Harr, Mr.
Silver. Row 35 Mr. Wohl, Mrs. Abel, Mrs. Amicone.
Youth must be stimulated to think, and
guided in this thoughtg curiosity must be
awakened. Our Mathematics and Science
Departments are doing their utmost to de-
velop this interest and ability. Our high
school chemistry and physics courses give
the eager student the impetus to go forward
into a career of thinking, evaluating, experi-
menting, and discovering. Our upper term
mathematics courses afford the same
stimulii, and their effectiveness has been
manifested by the desire of the students to
have the mathematics program enlarged.
To meet this demand a course in college
mathematics has been started.
This fine part played by the Flushing
High School's math and science teachers
deserves recognition. We would like humbly
to express our thanks to them for helping us
along a course which will leave no stones Keneth Weis,-,ld and Bama,-d wcuish
unturned.
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Siuing: Mrs. Mayer, Mr. Berlage, Mrs. Maslin, Mrs. Koffer, Mr.
Shapen, Mrs. Peterson, Miss Costello, Mrs. Lepowsky, Mrs. Toomey.
Standing: Mr. Blumberg, Mr. Schwartzberg, Mr. Lopiparo-chain 19
man, Mr. Harpell.
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advice for college.
Throughout the school year, there is a steady stream of juniors and
seniors flowing in and out of the College Room.
"Where shall I apply, lVlr. Gray?
"How shall I act at the interview, lVlr. Gray?
'4Do I have a chalice for a scholarship, lVlr. Gray?,'
In the College Room, surrounded by scores of college catalogues,
lVlr. Cray attends to these questions of students who are in the whirl
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As the competition for college entrance stiffens more and more each
year, college-hound students are grateful for lVlr. Cray's well-rounded
guidance.
JANUARY
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President
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Favoute Teacher Dr Kzrsh
Favorite Excuse I Forgot
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Favorlte ay Saturday
Favorlte Sport Swzmmlng
Renee Aumem F avorlte Dance Lundy
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Joseph Butler Row 3 Janet Betsch Paula Melmed Bernxce Apto
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As night follows day, so will success fol-
low him.
Junior Orchestra, Senior Orchestra,
Track Team
RENEE ALLMIER
Active, helpful, cute Sc small,
That's why Renee is liked by all.
Vice-President of Senior Class, Cheering
Squad, G.O. Secretarial Candidate
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May your future be bright.
G.O. Member
PATRICK BROPHY
A sincere companion, a wonderful
friend.
Senior Show, Patrol, G.O. Member
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A joyful manner and a friendly smile,
She really is a friend worthwhile.
G.O. Member
ROBERTA COHEN
Not in the whole wide world will you
find another such girl.
G.O. Member
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Capability plus brains equal the recipe
for success.
G.O. Member, Arista, Senior Council,
Gargoyle, Forum, Board of Elections,
Green 81 White
JANET BETSCH
A woman with a forward-looking mind.
G.O. Member, Senior Council, Senior
Show, White "F", Service Aide to Grade
Advisor, Class Secretary
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RICHARD BRUNNING
Never seeks trouble, nor causes strife,
Quietly makes a success of his life.
Track Team
ROXANNE BRUNSON
To be precise,
We say she's nice.
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Followed by success as night follows
day.
G.O. Member
SHEILA COYLE
A sweeter girl one seldom findsg
She is hearty, cheerful and never un-
kind.
G.O. Member, Service for Mrs. Roy.
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Happy go lucky in school and play,
A great success she'll be some day.
G.O. Member
HELEN BLACK
Humor she has, keen mind, imagination,
Creative skill-This is our dedication.
Salutatorian, Treasurer of Senior Class,
Folio, Senior Orchestra, Silver Blue,
Junior 81 Senior Arista
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A sport good and true,
We all say of you.
Senior Council, Attendance Office Aid,
Library Aid, G.O. Representative
ROSALIE CARTAGINE
Smiling eyes, a happy disposition,
Rose will help you under any condition.
G.O. Member, Service Aide, Senior
Council, Secretary of Senior Class,
Senior Show
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Character is destiny . . . So must the
Fates have greatness in store for you.
Valedictorian, Arista, Junior Arista,
President of Senior Class, Arista Repre-
sentative to Student Tribunal, Senior
Show
LINDA DE PASS
When she smiles, the whole room bright-
ens,
When she laughs, our troubles lighten.
G.O. Member
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A sure-fire hit.
G.O. Member
PATRICIA DONOVAN
A winning smile, a helping hand,
A real true friend-we think she's grand.
Service Representative of Senior Class
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Dainty, modest, fair is she,
A charming miss we all agree.
Assistant in preparing Pan-American
Show
ROBERT GARRETT
A friend may well be reckoned a master-
piece of nature.
Senior Show. G.O. Member
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KAREN HOCHFELD
Very agreeable, full of fun,
Liked indeed by everyone.
G.O. Member, Cheerleader
ERNESTINE .IAMISEN
Like a twinkling star up high,
She's very pleasing to the eye.
Cheering Squad, Service to Dean of
Boys, Service to Girls Emergency, Drama
Club, Green 81 White Party
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.IUDITH FERRARA
Cute and sweet, a lovely miss,
Why can't all girls be like this?
Junior Chorus, Secretary for Teachers,
Service League Representative, Drama
Class Play
GAIL FRIEDMAN
One swell girl as friendly as can be,
Plus sincerity and capability.
Honor Roll, Service Aide
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A little sugar, a little spice,
Are the ingredients that make her nice.
Green 81 White, G.O. Member
WILLIAM GUIDO
Vim, vigor and vitality,
A guy with a winning personality.
Bowling Team, Shop Service, Gym Serv-
icefi Patrol
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DONALD FROIVIM
He is well paid that is well satisfied.
Patrol, G.O. Member
BARBARA GALASIESKI
Neither noisy nor nosey, just a regular
girl.
G.O. Member, Service Aide for Mrs.
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CAROL HAYES
A quiet voice, a winning smile,
Carol's our choice by many a mile.
G.O. Member, Service Aide
CHARLES HEINZ
Always quiet, never wildg
We've only praise for a man so mild.
Health Service, Art Service, Service at
Track Meets, G.O. Member
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0 i His is the wisdom of the ancients.
Member of Arista, White "F", Service
JOAN KARD05 in English OEce, Library Service
Agreeable and lots of fun,
We recommend her to anyone.
Leader on Service 5 Terms, Secretary in
Accounting Office, White "F", Over 60
Service Credits, Regents Week, Service
for Gym
PATRICIA KELLY
Pleasant and gay is she,
A sensible way to be.
G.O. Member, Honor Roll, Service Aide
ROBERT KING
He's always trying as hard as he can to
be what he is-a pleasing young man.
Scholarship for Negro Students, Senior
Council, Gargoyle Staff, Senior Orches-
tra, Track, Patrol
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APRIL KINGSLY
April is the girl for us,
Full of pep and personality plus.
G.O. Member, Green 81 White, Gargoyle,
Forum, Service, Honor Roll, Boosters
NANCY KINZEL
Since silence is golden, thou art a mil-
lionaire.
G.O. Member, Service for Miss O'Leary
LOUISE LAIB
She is getting some fun out of life.
White "F", Service in the Record Room,
G.O. Member, Service in Mr. Kiso's
Office, G.O. Representative, Leader's
Gym
SHEILA LAMPERT
Happy, jolly and carefree,
That's the way Sheila likes to be.
G.O. Member, Deans Secretary, College
Room Service, Service League Rep., Cir-
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SANDRA MACHLUS
Charm is power, a smile its sword.
White "F", Assistant Grade Advisor
WILLIAM MAHONEY
A pleasant boast is his due,
His classmates like him, so will you.
G.O. Member, Baseball Team, Bowling
Team
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Intelligence and ability shine readily on
his proud countenance.
Patrol, G.O. Member
CAROL KORZ
A sweet girl, lots of fun,
So well-liked by everyone.
White "F", Forum, Patrol, Gargoyle,
Teacher's Aide, Service League Rep.
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LYNNE LANGION
A slender frame, a pretty face,
Softness, sweetness, charm and grace.
Service aide, Senior Council, Honor Roll,
Dance Trainer for Senior Show
MICHAEL LEVITT
A heart that's warm will win over all.
Library Service, Patrol, H. Ed. Service
Service in Class
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Quiet, but dependable and true.
G.O. Member
LINDA KRUGER
A heart of gold with personality to
match.
Teacher's Aide, Folio Representative,
Class Secretary
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A good mind is the lord of a kingdom.
G.O. Member
RICHARD LYTELL
Never a worry, never a care,
Happy go lucky everywhere.
G.O. Member
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Good things come in small packages.
G.O. Member, Arista, Service Aide,
Spanish Certificates
GERALDINE MASSARELLA
Friendly, sincere, always full of fung
Gerry's a good sport in more ways than
One.
Service for Dean of Girls, and Boys,
Leader, White "F", Circle "F"
CHARLES McDONALD
With him you may compete,
But find him very hard to beat.
G.O. Member
PAULA MELMED
No matter what her aim,
Her capability will lead to fame.
White "F", Gargoyle, Forum, Senior
Show, Senior Council
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4,4 A silent man is a sale man, for none
knoweth his thoughts.
JUDITH MOYE Patrol, Credit Roll
Not so small, not so tallg HENRY NOBLE
An aufmund girl liked by all' For the future he has a startl-
Cheenng Squad He is capable, willing, and has a big
DAVID NEWMAN
Not in the realm of common men.
heart.
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Senior Orchestra, Golf Squad, Honor Sgggvyapatrgfm emor mmm emor
Roll, Library Squad
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GABRIEL PAPPONI
A good mind possesses a kingdom.
G.O. Member
RACHEL PASQUARIELLO
Like champagneg She sparkles.
G.O. Member
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A swell guy who likes to have fun,
He loves a joke and enjoys a pun.
G.O. Member
IDA PERROTTA
Her corner of the room is always cheer-
ful and sunny.
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He never worries and he always has fun,
.lust takes things as they come.
Gym Service. Bowling Team, Handball
Team, Mimeograpb Service
DONALD PANEBIANCO
Heill make a "bulls eye" when he aims
at success.
G.O. Member
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His personality rates highg
As a matter of fact he is a real nice guy.
G.O. Member, Service League, Patrol
.IUSTINE PIRULLI
A charming lady.
G.O. Member
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You'll ind fun here. AARON ROCKER The Bohemian!
Assistant Grade Advisor, G.O. Member, Not too bold, Not too shy, Folio, Library, Orchestra, Forum,
Junior Chorus, Patrol, Senior Show, A swell sport, and a grand guy. Switchboard, Bgafd of Electigns
Teacher's Aide G.O. Member, Service Aide, Patrol SALVATORE SCARANTINO
ROBERT PHEI-AN While we live, let us enjoy life.
Man alive! He's full of jive. G.O. Member
G.O. Member, Patrol, Senior Show
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A sweeter a girl one seldom finds,
She's modest, cheerful, and always kind.
G.0. Member
PETER SIMEONE
One swell fellow if there ever was one.
G.O. Member
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WALTER WENDELSTEIN
He never worries but has fun,
He takes things as they come.
G.O. Member
ERNESTINE WHACK
Sometimes serious, sometimes gay,
Always winsome in every way.
G.O. Member
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Her good nature will open the door to
success.
CD. Member
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VIVIAN STABILE
She's not a flower, She's not a pearl,
She's just an all-round amiable girl.
G.O. Member
SUSAN STERN
Always busy, always brightg
Destined to be in the spotlight.
White HF", Grade Advisor Aid, Teach-
e'r's Aid, G.O. Representative, Honor
Roll
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Tall and stately, full of vim,
Enticing talk, lucky him.
G.O. Member, Circle "F", Service Lea-
gue, Gargoyle, Teachers Aide
SHEILA YASSEN
Full of pep, push and go,
That's why people like her so.
G.0. Member
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He never worries, but has fun,
He just takes things as they come.
G.0. Member
BERNARD WELLISCH
He's neither quiet nor shy,
fust an all-round guy.
G.O. Member
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Let not the music within you die.
G.O. Member
RONALD ZIRIN
The Music Man.
Arista, Orchestra, White "F", Latin
Medal
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A regular fellow his classmates sayg
W hat more tribute can they pay.
G.O. Member
.IANICE BENINCASA
Kind and sweet,
Nice and neat.
G.O. Member, Secretary to Dean of Boys
KENNETH CHIEN
Diligence is the mother of good fortune.
G.O. Member
FAYE CRUMPLY
A lilting voice, a twinkling eye.
Faye's only limit is the sky.
G.O. Member
ROBERT DE LILLO
Boys will be boys.
Football Team, Service
ANNA DOUGLASS
Born with the gift of making others
happy.
Senior Chorus 8: President, Patrol,
Lunchroom Squad, Teacher's Aide, G.O.
Representative, Health Education Oiiice
Aide
VICTOR FELD
You cannot describe his traits well 5
But altogether he's swell.
G.O. Member
WILHELMINA GHANTT
To the Marian Anderson of the Senior
Class,
May her gift for singing forever last.
G.O. Member
AUBREY GREEN
A man of quiet progression.
G.O. Member
RICHARD HARTLEY
A sport and a pal through and through.
Track Team, Service Aide
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HENRIETTA HARVEY
She never worries, but has fun,
She just takes things as they come.
G.O. Member, Senior Orchestra, Teach-
ers Secretary, White "F"
JOHN HERREL
Friendship starts when he speaks.
Skit committee for Silver Blue Party
JACK HUNTER
Lots of mischief, lots of fun,
So well liked by everyone.
G.O. Member
JOHN HYTTEN
Formed, according to ancient plan,
A true, brave and honest man.
Lunchroom Squad, Hall Patrol, Library
Service, Bowling Team
IRIS KELLER
Canscientious, ejicient and bright,
That's our dear Iris all right.
G.O. Member, Gargoyle, G.O. Repre-
sentative, Board of Elections, Turkey Mt.
Representative
DALE KENNAH
Full of pep and full of vigor.
G.O. Member
JUDITH LEUCI
All-round girls are hard to find.
Assistant to Grade Advisor
MATTHEW MARGRAF
Man and Superman.
G.O. Member
.IEANETTE McCABE
Never a worry, never a care,
May life to her always be fair.
G.O. Member
GERALDINE MEAD
Gerry is a girl whom we all think cute,
Personality, charm, and sweetness to
boot.
G.O. Member
ADRIENNE MILLS
Full of sunshine, always bright,
She hlls the dullest room with light.
Library Service, G.O. Representative
Green and White
WILLIAM NOLAN
Here's one guy who's sure to rate,
As one real swell graduate!
G.O. Member
ALBERT SAUNDERS
Not always heard, but always thinking
G.O. Member
ROSEMARIE SCOCCA
You'll never walk alone.
G.O. Member
LOUIS SEGRETO
Pleasant and gay is he,
A sensible way to be.
G.O. Member
THOMAS SERAO
Life for this boy is quite a joy.
G.O. Member
JAMES SERRA
A modest guy with a pleasing smile, a
cheery word, and a friend worthwhile
Audio-Visual Aid, Physics Prep. Aid
CAROL ANN STANY
Quiet, earnest, sincere, and kind g
Are Carol's attributes defined.
G.O. Member
MARY TOWNSEND
Full of pep, push and gog
That's why everyone likes her so.
G.O. Member
EMILY TREFFIESON
Helpful, cheerful, in every actiang
She certainly is a main attraction.
G.O. Member
JOSEPH WEBER
A little backward about coming forward
G.O. Member
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Sweet of temper, good at heart,
Always ready to do her part.
Teacher's Aide
CAROL ABZUG
She is sweet and sincere,
A joy to be near.
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A quiet man, but worthy.
Service League Rep., G.O. Rep., J.V.
Basketball Team, Patrol, Service Aide
LAVERNE AMADO
A smile today, a song tomorrow.
Folio Agent, See. - Accounting Omce,
Class Sec'y
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She's as smart as she is good-laoking-
Men Beware!
Honor Roll, Newman Club, High Honor
Roll, White F, Gargoyle Staff Circle F.
SUSAN ADAMS
Her marks rate high, her friendship
higher.
G.O. Secretary, Circle F, Jr. and Sr.
Arista, Student Tribunal, Senior Coun-
cil, Sec'y of Green 8: White
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JOYCE ANDERSON
This nice lass has lots of class.
Typing for Forum, Typing for Folio,
Class Sec'y, Library Aide, F olio Agent
THEODORE ANDERSON
Mischief lurks in his big brown eyes.
G.O. Member
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ALICE ANTOSHKIW
A cheerful, friendly, smiling lass,
Always willing to do some task.
F olio Typist, Senior Orchestra, G.O.
Service
JUDY ANZIDEI
Her quiet way and charming smile will
never be forgotten.
Teacher'a Aide, Newman Club, Gold Pin
in Bowling
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.IOHANNA ARTHOFER
Character is the diamond that scratches
every stone.
Service in Record Room
REISSA ASNICAR
Reissa's pretty, Reissa's bright, Reissa's
popular, What more can we write?
Teacher's Aide, Honor Roll
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NANCY AHLF
Active, intelligent, good-looking and lots,
lots, more.
Circle F, Arista, Service League Rep.,
Gargoyle Staff, Folio Staff, White F
ANTHONY ALIANO
They can conquer who believe they can.
Senior Arista, Junior Arista, Gargoyle
Rep., Green 81 White, Silver 81 Blue
PATRICIA ANDREWS
A joyful smile and a winning way.
Chairman oi Green and White, White F,
Arista
SUSAN ANOLICK
Active, witty, and bright, guess that
Susan is a real delight!
Honor Roll, Pres. of Child Service Lea-
gue, G.O. Rep., Silver-Blue Rally, Serv-
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MARY AUFMUTH
A friendly woman is like a treasure.
Junior Chorus, Modern Dance Class,
Basketball Club
RONALD AUFMUTH
A pretty girl attracts his eyeg
Despite the fact he is kind of shy.
Service Aide
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A man of taste and not of display.
G.O. Member
CHARLES BALDASSANO
By sincerity, friends he has won.
Service Squad
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THERESA BECCE
With humor may she conquer life.
Teacher's Aide
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ANGELO BARBARTUOLO
Life for this boy is quite a joy.
G.O. Member
DOROTHY BARTOLOMEO
Happy heart, happy face, qualities ad-
mired any place.
Bookkeeping Honor Roll, Class Sec'y
BARRY BEEBER PATRICIA BELL
Exuberance and spirit are the makeup We know that she will always be in-
of this man. cluded in our memory.
G.O. Member Teacher's Aidie, Assistant Grade Advisor
JEAN-ROBERT BELLANDE
A nice fellow with a character rich and
mellow.
Service Aide in Emergency Room
MARLENE BENDER
A nicer girl you will not find,
Sweet to all and never unkind.
Honor Roll, Service for: Grade Advisor,
Lunchroom, Teachers, G.0. Member
CARMELA BENEVENTANO
She is a gentle little lass, one of the
sweetest in the class.
Service in Library
ALVIN BERGER
A happy fellow, great friend,
lVe'll sing his praises to the end.
Marching Band Member, Bowling Team,
Football Team Manager
HARRIET BERKOWITZ
Agreeable and lots of fun,
We'd recommend her to anyone.
Service
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"Watch the birdie."
Mimeograph Squad, Service League,
Gargoyle
IRIS BAZER
Laughing eyes and a friendly smile.
Pres. of Future Nurses Club of Amer-
ica, Library Service
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A ready laugh, a solid guyg we know
this fellow will get by.
G.O. Member
JOHN BENDER
"About himself he'll never boast, to him
we ofer many a toast."
Treasurer of Green and White
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RONALD BERLER
Could replace Einstein in a pinch,
Math and Science are just a cinch.
Arista, Gargoyle, Mimeograph Squad,
Times Youth Forum, Folio Writer
PETER BLACK
A lion among the ladies.
Green and White, Service Aide
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JOAN BLAICHER
She's more than okay in our book.
G.O. Member
HARR11-ET BLANCHARD
A rose without a thorn.
Sr. Chorus
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MARILYN BOGERT
Blessed with that charm, that's certain
to please.
Leader, Service in Gym, Band, Teacher's
Aide
LOUISE BOHLEN
Calrnly she looks on life.
Service Aide
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CAROL BRACCHI
"Come on Flushing, beat Bayside"
Cheerleaders, Service Aide, Green 8:
White
JILL BRADLEY
Dark eyes, dark hair, decorative and
kind of rare.
G.O. Member
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DOLORES BLAND
Oh what a place Flushing High would
be, if every one were as nice as she.
G.O. Rep., Teacher's Aide, Service
League, Senior Chorus
EILEEN BLOCH
Cheerful, willing and able.
Service League, White and Circle F,
Gargoyle, Silver Blue
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The quiet honest man fulfills all of na-
ture's plan.
Senior Orchestra, White F, Music
Award, Biology Lab. Aide
LESLIE BOOKER
A happy heart and a pleasing manner.
G.O. Member
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A little nonsense now and then is rel-
ished by the best of men.
G.O. Member
NORMA BRENDEL
All that's nice.
Leaders Gym, Library Service, Service
Aide to Teachers, Honor Roll
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SHEILA BLUMSTEIN
If friends mean success she will never
be a failure.
Orchestra, G.O. Rep., Gargoyle Stall,
Honor Roll, Service Aide, Silver Blue
HELEN BLUTINGER
Much common sense relieved by a touch
of pleasant nonsense.
Li-brary Service, Forum, Folio, Arista,
Gargoyle Editor, Teachers Aide
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ETHEL BOTZENMAYER
A gift of independent and clear mind.
G.O. Member
CAROLYN BOYCE
A helpful, ambitious, girl who knows
how to make friends.
White F, Service in Lost Book Oiiice
CHARLES BRIENZA
He's neither quiet nor shy, just an all-
around guy.
G.O. Member
KENNETH BRETZ
Life for this boy is a sure-fire joy!
G.O. Member
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HELEN BRITT
A woman's crowning glory is her hair.
Green and White, Service in Math.
MARIE BROGLIO
Good nature and good sense must ever
join.
White F, Circle F, Service Aide, General
OHice Aide
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BARBARA BROWNER
A pretty face with a brain behind it.
Assistant Editor of Folio, Gargoyle Staff,
Senior and Junior Arista, Silver-Blue,
Assistant to Grade Advisor, Senior
Council
ROBERT BUCHMUELLER
An alert mind cloaked with reserve.
G.O. Member
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CHRISTOPHER CANNING
A lad we all know well, just one word
describes him-Swell.
G.O. Member
CAROL CARBOCCI
A pleasing girl with a pleasing manner.
Service
"Hail to thee our Alma Mater"
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DALE BROWN
Sunny of disposition and ready for fun.
G.O. Member
DAVID BROWN
Aren't you glad you're you?
G.O. Member
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May fortune deal you a lucky hand.
G.O. Member
MILLER BURCHETTE
One can love a man that is generous.
G.O. Member
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May good fortune always follow you.
Credit Role
VESPER BROWN ' A
Heard melodies are sweet, but those un-
heard are sweeter.
G.O. Member
BARBARA BUTWIN
"Your heart's desires be with you."
Dean's Aide, Teacher's Aide, Honor Roll
HELENE CAMPION
A winning way and a cheerful smile.
Bowling Club, Newman Club, Green and
White, Forum Typist, Folio Rep., Gar-
vyle Rep., Service Aide
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GERALDINE CARROL
Half an angel, half an elf, help to make
her total self.
G.O. Member
GAIL CARSON
The longer you happen to know her,
The fonder you're sure to grow of her.
Green and White-, Treas. of G.O., Cheer-
leaders, Circle F, G.O. Rep., Arista.
Service Aide
MARY ANN COSTELLANO
Her laughter is like sunlight.
G.O. Member
JAMES CASTRONOVO
Such persons are always welcome.
Football Team, Service League Rep.
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WALTER CHARLIP
It matters not how long one lives, but
how.
White and Circle F. G.O. Rep., Silver-
Blue Rally, Teacher's Aide, Orchestra,
Folio Rep.. Gargoyle Rep.. Service Aide
NICHOLAS CHEBOTAREVICH
We can't say his name, but we like him
just the same.
Patrol. Service. Teacher's Aide
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"Yay Yankees!"
G.O. Rep., Red Cross Rep., Service Sec-
retary, Honor Eco., Eng. and Span.
Honor 81 High Honor Roll, Class Seo'y,
Service Aide
THOMAS CLEARY
True to his word, his work, his friends
G.O. Member
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MARY CHESNOWITZ
As welcome as sunshine in every place,
Is the coming approach of her smiling
face.
Library Aide, Help for Mrs. Claus
ANITA CHIEFFO
She makes a hit anywhere.
G.O. Member
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Our prettiest scientist.
Honor Roll, Service, Service League
Rep., Leader's Gym.
ALICE CODDINGTON
Politenesss is the sign of culture.
Sec. for Basketball Coach, Teacher's
Aide
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Every moment with her we'll treasure,
For us it brought the greatest pleasure.
Cheerleaders, Green and White, Teach-
er's Aide, Honor Roll
ELIZABETH CELANTANO
This pretty girl carries fun in her heart,
When it comes to sharing it, she does
her part.
G.0. Member
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ROBERT CHRISTGAU
The thoughts of his brain have travelled
high in the midst of perseverance and
endurance.
Folio Editor, Gargoyle Staff, Guidance
Staff, Library Aide
ROBERT CHRISTMAN
A likable fellow, a good athlete,
A combination hard to beat.
Grade Advisor Asst.. Basketball Team,
Senior Council, White F
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BARBARA COHEN
As sweet as sugar, and twice as refined.
Bio., Physics Lab., Teacher's Aide,
White F, Honor, and Credit Roll
PATRICIA COLANINNO
A friendly miss, quiet and sweet
The kind of girl you'd like to meet.
Aide to Dean of Boys, Patrol, Red Cross
Rep., Folio Rep., Service Aide
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A quiet fellow, everyone knows
A heart warming chap, without any foes.
C.O. Member
GEORGES COMTOIS
Tall, dark, and brainy too.
G.0. Member
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A quiet tongue may disguise an active
mind.
Service for Dean, Typist for Forum
HARMON COOPER
"He who laughs-lasts."
.l.V. Basketball, Varsity Baseball, Eng-
lish Writing Class
RAPHAELA CONTI
A sweeter miss we'll never fnd.
Honor Roll, Service Aide, Credit Roll,
White F, Newman Club
CLARENCE CRAIG
He travels with some pretty fast com-
pany-T he Track Team
G.O. Member
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JACQUELINE CRITTENDEN RAY DAMESEK
Twlnlfliflg PWS fllfft promise lun, Q He's one of the funniest, nicest, jolliest
Constantly the delight of everyone. guys in all of F1,,sl,ing High,
GWCH and White, Sf- Clwrus, Boosters. IGNAZIO CURRARO Track Team, Visual Aid Squad
Sec. in Drafting Room
CLAIRE CUFARI
Small, petite, quiet and sweet.
Service Aide
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Of gentle nature, kind to all alike.
G.O. Member
Fun to be with.
G.O. Member
VICTORIA CUSTER
Knowledge at her fingertips.
Arista, G.O. Rep., Service League Rep.,
Gargoyle, Folio Stall Member, Silver-
Blue, Service
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Her heart is warm, her friends are many.
Volleyball Tournament
E CE DA KNER
Once known, never forgotten.
White F, G.O. Rep., Board of Elections,
Gargoyle Staff, Junior Chorus, Silver-
Blue
LOUIS DELGADO
Happy-go-lucky, fun-loving, nice to
know.
Patrol, Clerical Work
ROBERT DAMESEK
A fellow liked by all who know him,
He conquers life with humor.
Track Team, Bowling Club, Football
Manager, Mimeo Squad, Library Aide.
EDITH DEL GIORNO
Beauty and brains too.
Senior and junior Arista, Green and
White
PATRICIA DENICKER
She's very wise and not so tall, for
precious things are always small.
Service
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A handsome smile as you can see,
Personality and sincerity.
Track Team. Senior Chorus
CHRISTOPHER DEVINE
Not looking for troubles, not causing
great strife,
Just quietly making a success of his life.
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A clever mind .she does possess and she's
lots of fun, we must confess.
Honor Roll, Service in Attendance Oiiice
ERIKA DOERFLEIN
With a kind and ready heart,
Always willing to do her part.
Teacher's Aide, Class Sec'y
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VINCENT DE VITORIO
Eager for knowledge, ready for fun.
G.O. Member
JUDITH DI GREGIONO
A pretty lass with lots of class.
Service Aide, Clerical and Attendance
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PENNY DOWDSWELL
Beautiful, beautiful brown eyes.
Teacher's Aide, Junior Arista, Gargoyle
Rep., Folio Rep., Service
ALLEN DREYFUS
Such persons are welcomed anywhere.
Library Aide
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Vicki will give you a smile and a gring
Knock at your heart and walk right in.
Service to Teachers
BEATRICE DI PAOLO
Always willing, never shirking,
Always ready, always working.
Pres. of Service League, Sec'y Bd. of
Elections, Senior and Junior Arista, Rep.
to Gir1's State, Forum Feature Writer,
Gargoyle Stall
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PHYLLIS DUNN
She's clever and demure,
A lady to be sure.
Folio Rep., Honor Roll
ROBERTA DUNNER
Right in style.
Gargoyle Staff Head, G.O. Rep., Service
Aide, Bd. of Elections, Circle and White
F, Asst. to Dean of Boys
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Thought is deeper than speech.
G.O. Member
VYACHESLAV DUTIKOW QNDFEW EDELMETH NORMAN EDELMAN
Calm and collected, smart and respected. Don t eel! me Fuzzy! , Tall in spirit, honest and true.
G-0. Repq patrol, Library Aide, Teach, G.O. President, Captain of Basketball GD- Member
ex-'S Aide Team, Baseball Team, White F, Silver- RANDY EDELMAN
DAVID DvoRsKY Blue- Forum F eefufe Wfifef Inches of height, miles of humor.
Fun to be with, grand to know. Vice Pres. of G.O., Football Team,
G.O. Member Basketball Team, Baseball Team, Silver-
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WILLIAM EHLER
A quick wit, a ligiht heart and a level
head.
G.O. Member
ELNA EIPEL
Modest and quiet, yet capable of many
things.
Honor Roll, Green and White, White F,
Service Aide
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ALBERT FAIR
About Al we can't tell a lie,
H e's just one swell, terrijic guy.
Arista, Service in Bio., Physics Lab,
Library, Green and White
.IOYCE FALCO
A woman of hope and forward-looking
mind.
G.O. Member
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PAUL F AULKNER
Ready, willing and able.
G.O. Member
RACHANNE FEINSTEIN
Agreeable and lots of fun,
She's well-liked by everyone.
White and Circle F, Service League
Rep., G.O. Rep., Silver-Blue, Service
Mr. Franzen addressing Arista
EVELYN ELKER
A person devoted to pleasing.
Teacher's Aide
.IUDITH ENGLISH
Her worth is warrant of her welcome.
Leaders Gym, Winner of Badminton
Tournament, Volleyball, White F
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RICHARD FALTEN
Friends he has through a sense of fun.
Service Squad, Service in Physics Lab
.IOANNE FANUELE
In friendship there is happiness.
Service in Library, Miss Marik, Credit
Roll, Art Stall
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CATHERINE ERICKSON
Like champagne-she sparkles.
Service
KENNETH ERICKSON
"Big man on the campus."
Gargoyle Staff, Golf Team tMajor Fl
Senior Chorus, Faculty Aide
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A gay smile with a sweet disposition.
Gargoyle Staff, Folio Staff. Orchestra,
Dean's Assistant, Service League Rep.,
Silver-Blue
JOYCE FASCE
Happy, jolly and carefree, Ihafs the
way .loyce likes to be.
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NAOMI FELDMAN
A girl with personality, intelligence and
charm galore. Who could ask for more?
Arista, Gargoyle and Folio Staff, Senior
Council, G.O. Rep., Assistant to Grade
Advisor
.IEROME FELLER
Never was there a Feller so fine.
He'll be tops in his chosen line.
G.O. Member
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ANTHONY FISHER
A man's character is the essence of him-
self.
Arista, Track Team, Senior Council.
Physics Lab Asst.. Folio, High Honor
Roll
DANIEL FISHER
Ambition and a helping hand.
G.O. Member
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Calmly he looks on life about him.
G.O. Member
PATRICIA FRICK
Life without mirth is a lamp without oil.
Service Aide
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Sweet of temper, good at heartg
Always ready to do her part.
Service Aide
CHRISTINE FERRARI
A most sincere and charming person.
Honor Roll, Forum Typist
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.IOSEPHINE FLORIO
She's ever so nice in more ways than
one,
Helpful, kind and full of fun.
White F, Jr. Chorus, Service in Service
League, Office, Nurses' Club
ARTHUR FORMAN
He's the type that's hard to find, but
well worth looking for.
Chemistry Lab, Silver-Blue, Teacher's
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CAROL FRIEDLANDER
Sincerity reaps great rewards for its
owner.
White F, Aide to Grade Advisor, Emer-
gency Room, Teacher's Aide, Gargoyle
Staff Head
PAULA FUTORAN
A friend indeed.
G.O. Rep., Service League Rep., Sec. in
Grade Advisors Oilice, Bd. of Elections,
White F
JOSEPH FIORE
A likable fellow, a very nice guy.
To you., we hate to say good-bye.
G.O. Member
MARIE FIORE
Good nature and good sense are always
good companions.
White F, Circle F, Treas. of Green and
White, Sec. of G.O., Credit Roll, Senior
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Good nature is always a success.
G.O. Member
JORDAN FREEDMAN
Need we be more specific when we say
this guy's terrific?
Mimeo Service, Patrol
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AUGUSTINO GALLIOTA
Very agreeable, full of fun.
Senior Chorus, Patrol
NATALIE GARCIA
A good sport in every sense of the word.
Pres. Future Nurses Club, Leaders Gym,
White F, Teacher's Aide, Forum Feature
Writer, Junior Chorus
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EVA GARCITORAL
A winning way, a cheerful smile.
C.O. Member
JACQUELINE GARNETT
Life is not life without fun.
Service Aide, Volleyball Tournament,
Filing for office
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A nice girl with winning ways,
Will get ahead in future days.
Service aide to Dean, Bowling Club,
Tennis Club. White F, Honor Roll.
PAT GONZALES
The life to lead is a life of joy.
Dean's Aide, White F, Tennis Team,
Bowling Team
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He's always trying as hard as he can
To be what he is-a pleasing young man.
C.O. Member
ARTHUR GOLDBERG
There's a method to his madness.
Dean's Aide, C.O. Courier, Patrol
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JACK GARAFOLA
Good nature is a charming virtue.
Service League, Silver-Blue
JOHN GARVIN
He's just C"'R"gE"'A"'T.
Honor Roll, Library Service, C.O. Ral-
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DORA GIANNONE
A vibrant personality sheds brightness
over everything.
Service Aide
CAROL GIGLIOTTA
One of those nice persons you like to
know.
C.O. Member
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One swell fellow if there ever was one.
C.O. Member
CAROL GOLDSTEIN
Lovely to look at, delightful to know.
C.O. Member
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LOUISE CAUDIO
Success is the reward of toil.
Service Aide
ROSALIE GELLER
A winning way and a cheery smile.
DIANE GLATZER
Charming manner, taste in dress, mark
her with distinction.
Teacher's Aide, White and Circle F,
Silver-Blue, Service League, Gargoyle
Staff
CORA GLICKSTEIN
To be concise, we think she's nice.
C.O. Rep., Service League Rep., Jr.
Chorus, Bowling Club, Dean's Aide.
Taught English to Foreign Students
CAROL GORDON
A good friend in many ways.
Jr. Arista, C.O. Rep., Service Aide, Sil-
ver-Blue
ROBERT CORDON
A fellow quite handsome, intelligent too.
ln all his endeavors, Bob will come
through.
Arista, Grade Advisors Aide, Service
League Rep., Silver-Blue, C.O. Rally,
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An enterprising young man.
Patrol, Credit Roll
LEE GRANATA
She's full of smiles, fun and spice,
But best of all, she's really nice.
Service. Typing Service
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JUDY GUBERMAN
She's like sugar, sweet and f8ffl6d.
High Honor Roll, Credit Roll, Library
JOHN HAAG
A good mind works silently.
High Honor Roll, Credit Roll
Aide, Folio Writer
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PATRICIA HAMILTON
Her manner holds appeal. .
C.0. Member
ALICE HAMMER
Friendship in her smile.
White F, Service for Grade Advisor,
Honor Roll, Leaders Gym
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ARNOLD GREENBERG
No one can harm the man who does
himself no wrong.
Handball Q3 major lettersl, Service
Squad, Honor Math.
FRANCES GREENWALD
The three "Us" of character,
Charm, capabality and conscientiousness.
Senior Arista, White F, Folio Staff, Gar-
goyle Staff, Silver-Blue, Math. Depart-
ment Aide
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GAYLE GRONEVELDT
The mildest manner and the gentlest
heart.
Library Service, G.O. Member, Teacher's
Aide
CAROL GROSSMAN
A gal who has learned the secret of
making and keeping friends.
White F, Library Aide, Bio. Office,
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GEORGE I-IABERER
A good sport in every sense of the word.
Patrol, Library Service
WALTER HAHN
Success is the reward of ambition.
Cv.0. Member
Lunchroom Aide, Teacher's Aide, Silver-
Blue
DAVID HALPER
A man after your own heart.
White F, Orchestra Pin, Honor Roll,
Bowling Team
LYLE HALPERIN
Keen in studies, cheerful and gay,
Success will surely mark his way.
Silver-Blue, Library Squad, Senior Cho-
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May fortune deal you a lucky hand.
Service League
MARY HARDY
Taste is the feminine of genius.
White F, Circle F, Gargoyle Staff
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SHEILA HARTMAN
Her wit tempered by kindness,
Her actions governed by good sense.
Associate Editor of Folio, Forum Fea-
ture Writer, Arista, High Honor Roll
.IOYCELYN HAVRDA
A girl of clear mind and independence.
Red Cross Volunteer, Dean's Otlice,
Teacher's Aide, Leaders Gym, Folio
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MARY HAYES
Music hlls her heart and soul.
Green and White, Sr. Orchestra. White
F, Music Pin, Basketball Pin, Folio Art
Staff
JOYCE HEATHER
Too quiet for words.
Library Service
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Never without constructive ideas.
C.O. Member
SUSAN HERMAN
She needn't read books on personality.
She could write one.
Gargoyle, Teacher's Aide, Silver-Blue
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A smile on his face, a gleam in his eye,
Makes him known to all as a regular
guy.
Patrol, Service
DOROTHY HORTON
A gal who is liked by all who know her.
Teacher's Aide, C.O. Member, Library
Aide
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CATHERINE HEGNEY
A cheerful little earlul.
Honor Roll, Teacher's Aide. Service
Aide, Newman Club, Red Cross Rep.,
Folio Agent
SUZANNE HEIMANN
Knowledge is power.
Orchestra, White F, Arista
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Lots of mischief, lots of fun,
So well liked by everyone.
C.O. Member
ETHYL HENDRY
Sweet, smiling and soft spoken.
Folio Art Staff, Service League Rep.
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From the crown of his head to the sole F '
of his foot, he is all mirth.
Football Team
ELEANOR HOBDY
On the wings of song.
Library Service, Teacher's Aide, Switch-
board Service, Flushing Forum
ROBERT HOENIG
Pass him the ball and just look at him
go.
Basketball Team, All-City Honors for
Football
LEONA HOFFMAN
Quiet and unassuming.
Service, Class See'y
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Full of vigor and willingness.
Service League, G.O. Rep., Teacher's
Aide, Gargoyle
GERARD HUBER
A great gift does Gerard possess,
His gift is that of friendliness.
G.O. Member
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He strikes a happy note.
Chairman, Bd. of Elections, Student Tri-
bunal, Service Aide, Musical arranger
and accompanist for Rallies and Senior
Show, Candidate for Treasurer, Senior
Council
LAURA JAKUBOWSKY
Smile at the world and the world smiles
back at you.
Service in Attendance Ofiice, Dean's
Office, Teacher's Aide
JUDY JOHNSON
A cheerful smile, a quick hello.
Credit Roll, Sec'y of Green and White
Party, White F, Cheerleader, G.O. Rep.
CATHERINE JURKOWICH
Charming and disarming.
White F, Service in Gym and Emer-
gency Room, Skit for Law
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A quiet girl with lots of charm.
Service Aide, Hi-Y
RICHARD IMPALLOMENI
A sport and a pal through and through.
Patrol, Credit Roll
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She will reach success because of her
readiness.
Teacher's Aide, G.O. Rep., Service Aide,
Junior Chorus, Forum Typist
SANDRA JENKINS
A friendly miss, quiet and sweet,
The kind of girl you'd like to meet.
G.O. Member
DIANA KAHN
'Tis the mind that makes the body rich.
Girl Leader of Arista, Associate Editor
of Folio, Director of Silver-Blue Rally,
Forum Feature Writer, Gargoyle Staff,
Mathematics Department Aide
HOWARD KAHN
Quiet strength marks a man.
G.O. Member
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SANDRA ISRAEL
Happy, friendly, sweet and kind,
A nicer girl you cannot ind.
Service Aide, Teacher's Aide, G.O. Mem-
ber, Booster Committee
MY RNA JACOBS
Smiling, cheerful, always dependable,
Nothing about her that isn't commend-
able.
Gargoyle Staff, Folio Staff, Service
League, White F, Silver-Blue Party and
Rally, Bd. of Elections, Honor Roll
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"She's atomic powered."
Cheerleader, G.O. Rep., White and Cir-
cle F. Green and White, Credit Roll,
Secy to Grade Advisor
ELAINE JOHNSON
Her heart is young and gay.
Service to Dean
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ELEANOR KALLMAYER
A heart with room for everyone.
G.O. Member
MELVIN KAPLANSKY
A regular fellow his classmates say,
What greater tribute can they pay?
Orchestra, Teacher's Aide
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Toil, says the proverb, is the sire of
fame.
GEORGE KARPEL
A good all-round fellow.
G.O. Member
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Science and math-each a cinch for him.
G.O. Member
HELGA KELLER
I f you would reap praise,
You must sow the seeds,
Gentler words and useful deeds.
Jr. Arista, Honor Roll, Service Aide
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JACK KIZN ER
A man about town.
Orchestra, Band
ELEANOR KLEINER
A friendly heart has plenty of friends.
Service for Teachers, Teacher's Sec'y,
Lunchroom Aide
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- If friends were money he'd be a million-
aire.
SUSAN KARPP PGUOI
She's the best kind of girl in everyway. RICHARD KAVESH
G.O. Member Great minds work silently.
ALLEN KAUFMAN C-0' Member
The quiet, honest man
Fulfills all of nature's plan.
G.O. Member
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5 D Here's a handsome lad who's on the
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HOWARD KENLER
l'm sitting on top of the world.
G.O. Member
CHARLES KENNEDY
His character merits his many friends.
Baseball, Library Service, Patrol
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Like a mint-fulep-tall, cool and refresh-
ing.
Senior Chorus, Junior Chorus, Class
Sec'y, Service Aide
ROBERT KOHN
Linguist Extraordinaire.
Arista, Sr. Orchestra, Literary Editor of
Gargoyle, Forum Columnist, G.O. Rep.,
Service League Rep., White F
PSAL Bronze Medal
ANDREW KINCAID
Tranquil persons accomplish much.
G.O. Member
MADELINE KOLL
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A loving heart is the beginning of all
knowledge.
Jr. and Sr. Arista, Service League Rep.,
Teacher's Aide
HENRY KOPPERB
Friends he has many, foes has he any?
G.O. Member
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THOMAS KORNMEYER
His ambition?
To give Dali competition.
Art Editor of Folio, Art Staff of Gar-
goyle, Won St. Gauden's Art Medal,
Painted Holiday Windows in Lunch-
room
WILLIAM KOUBEK
A first fortune awaits the deserving.
Honor Roll, Credit Roll, Green and
White. Newman Club, Bd. of Elections
MARION LACHENMAYER
Fair and wise is she.
Jr. and Sr. Arista, White F, Jr. and Sr.
Chorus, High Honor Roll, Honor Roll
Green and White
DOROTHY LALANDE
Personality plus.
G.O. Member
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ARLENE LAPIDUS
Always cheerful, always gay,
Always happy, come what may.
Folio Rep., Teacher's Aide, Forum Typ-
ist
ROSALIE LA PORTA
She bubbles with enthusiasm.
Service Aide, Newman Club, Folio Art
Staff, G.O. Rep.
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A likable fellow, a very nice guy,
To Charles we hate to say good-bye.
G.O. Member
IRA KRAMPF
To you we wish the best always.
G.O. Member
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CAROL LANCMAN
An ambitious girl, always working.
Somewhere in the future, success is
lurking.
Arista, Bd. of Elections, Service Aide,
Gargoyle Staff, Silver-Blue Party
RUSSEL LANE
His good nature will open the door to
success.
Sr. Orchestra
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Ready for work, ready for fun.
G.O. Member
BARBARA LECHNER
Sugar and spice, decidedly nice.
Senior Chorus, Teacher's Aide
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SHELDON KROCHMAL
A master of mirth.
Library Service
ALAN KUSHNER
None speak of him but speak his praise.
Senior Orchestra, Senior Council, Bowl-
ing Team, White F
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She's as bright as she is fun.
Teacher's Aide, Jr. Arista, Honor Award
Sten., Volleyball
LUCY LANGONE
Dazzling eyes, personality so rare
A winning smile beyond compare.
G.O. Member
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.IEANNE LEICKEN
Like life-short and sweet.
G.O. Member
COLETTE LEINWAND
If silence is golden,
Sl1e's coining money.
G.O. Member, Leader Gym, Sec'y to
Dean, Honor Roll, Service for Emergen-
cy Room, Teacher's Aide
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PEARL LESTER
A happy person makes the world go
round.
White and Circle F
ROGER LEUCI
Hold that Line!
Football Team, Credit Roll. Gym Service
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BARBARA LIEBERMAN
The force of her own character and
mind make her way.
Gargoyle Staff, Spanish Award, High
Honor Roll
MARUTA LIETINS
Rare is such a union of beauty and
wisdom.
Girl Leader of Sr. Arista, Student Tribu-
nal, Ass't Editor of Folio, White E, Jr.
Arista, Bd. of Elections
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ARTHUR LONDNER
Good natured no end
Service Aide, White F
JOSEPH LOMBARDI
He'll find a way
Patrol, Teacher's Aide, Baseball
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FRANCES LEVINE
Fran excels in many ways:
Beauty, intelligence and popularity.
Jr. and Sr. Arista, Teacher's Aide, Serv-
ice Aide, G.O. Member, Folio Agent.
RUTH LEVINE
Deeds, not words.
Gargoyle Stall, Teacher's Aide, Green
and White, G.O. Rep.
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A happy non-conformist.
Humoresque, Gargoyle Photos, Folio
Staff, Arista
DONALD LOCASCIO
By sincerity, friends has he won,
He's a fellow full of fun.
Chairman Green and White, G.O. Rep.,
Service Aide, Painted Lunchroom Win-
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STANLEY LEVINE
There's mischief in his glance.
Sr. Orchestra, Orchestra Pin
PETER LIDSTONE
A winning smile, a helping hand
A real true friend, we think hels grand.
G.O. Member
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All who know him do admit,
With us he's made one big hit.
Orchestra, Folio, Bio. Lab Service,
White E
OCEANIA LO MACRO
Her sweetness charms us, completely
disarms us.
White and Circle F, G.O. Rep., Green
and White Rallies, Pres. of jr. Chorus,
Teacher's Aide, Patrol
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ENDEL LONKS
Sincerity is the road to happiness.
G.O. Member
ROSEMARY LORENZ
A sweet disposition shows in her smile.
G.O. Member
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KENNETH LUNNING
Steady and stable, willing and able.
G.O. Member, Gym Patrol
SUSAN LYONS
Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers.
Arista, Orchestra, Service, Spring Con-
cert '5'l, Talent Assembly
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GURDUN MAIER
Gracious of heart, sincere of soul.
G.O. Member
ANNETTE MAIORANA
A good friend,
Always willing to lend a hand. '
Teacher's Aide, Sec'y of Bowling Club.
Library Aide, Leader Gym
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A heart with room for everyone.
ALLEN LORIE
Gentle in manner, strong in deed.
Honor Roll, Silver-Blue
WILLIAM LOUIS
A friend to all, foe to none
Best of all, he's lots of fun.
Physics Lab Service, Projector Squad,
Service, Patrol
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Goodness is more eloquent than words.
Feature Writer of Forum, Green and
White, White F, Honor Roll, Leaders
and Tennis Club, Service Aide
FRANCES MACRI
If many more had her sweet ways,
We 'd be happy for the rest of our days.
Patrol, Credit Roll
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ANNETTE MANGINELLI
I f friends mean success,
She will never be a failure.
Service Aide
MARGARET MANYI
Pep, personality and wit,
Each of these exactly ht.
Jr. Arista, White F, Silver-Blue Rally,
Service: Dean, Math. Off., Senior Coun-
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Silver-Blue
MICHAELE LUISI
"Three little words"-witty, charming,
friendly.
G.O. Member
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Her worth is warrant of her welcome.
Service Aide, Leaders Gym
JACK MAHLER
He will succeed someday because of his
likable way.
Junior Arista, J.V. Basketball, Varsity
Golf, Varsity Baseball
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HELEN MARCORDES
"Move over, Rembrandt."
Honor Roll, White F, Green and White
Poster Campaign, Folio Art Staff, Serv-
ice Aide
MARIE MARINELLI
Her jovial manner makes many friends.
White F, Service: Grade Advisor, Folio
Staff, Leaders Gym, Service League
Rep., Teacher's Aide
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Pleasant of speech, intelligent of mind. X. Ii? Lots of mischief, lots of fun,
Forum, Folio, Gargoyle, Teacher's aide,
Green and White
HELEN MARSTON
Kind and Sweet, Nice and Neat.
Green and White Party, Service for Mr.
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PATRICIA McCULLOUGH
A warm smile for miles and miles.
Honor Roll, Service Aide
KATHLEEN McLAUGHLIN
Lively, friendly, folly, gay,
She's the best kind of girl in every way
Sr. Orchestra
ROBERT MAXIM
"Hold that line"
So well-liked by everyone.
Service in Gym, Teacher's aide
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IRENE MICHALOWSKI
She smiles, she laughs, and she is happy.
Teacher's aide, Honor Roll
BERNICE MILLER
For sweetness she deserves a crown,
This girl who never wears a frown.
G.O. Member
IAM M ORMICK I
Varsity Football Team, White F, Green giijdstrenglhcgarks a good man. i
and Whlte 0.0. Member I
SANDRA MAXWELL ,
Laughter and mischief lurk in her eyes.
Dance Class, Gargoyle Staff, Service for '
Library, Teacher's Aide, Boosters I
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LAWRENCE McQUADE 1
Having good nature and ready wit, ABBY MEYN I
That's why Larry's such a hit. To can her sweet is unfair i
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JOYCE MILLER
Good natured and friendly is she,
A great success she's sure to be.
IVOR MILLER Jr. and Sr. Chorus, Circle F, Senior
His femper is ever in tune. Council, Folio and Gargoyle Staff, Silver
G.O. Membef Blue
JEROME. MILLER ' MICHAEL MILLER
Mode-fry ls the Sfellfe-if of Wfwes- A scientist-otherwise he is human.
Handball, Junior Al'iSt8 Orchestra, Photography StaH
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Sincerity and honesty are among his
attributes.
Golf Team, Patrol
DOROTHY MITCHELL
To a young heart everything is fun.
White and Circle F, Jr. Arista, Boosters
CCaptainJ, Green and White
JOAN MORSE
The day is always hers who works in it
with serenity and great calm.
Jr. Arista, White F, Honor Roll, Service:
Grade Advisor, Ass't to Administrator,
Spanish Award
ROCHELLE MORSE
Charm, intelligence and vitality,
She has a pleasing personality.
Jr. Arista, Service for Grade Advisor,
Silver Blue, White F
VINCENT NAPOLEONE
His interests are few-blondes, brunettes
and redheads too.
G.O. Member
BARRY NEVINS
Usually serious, but seldom sad.
Bowling Team, Football Manager, Li-
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A man of cheerful yesterdays and confi-
dent tomorrows.
G.O. Member
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lf all girls were as sweet as she,
He has many interests, blondes, bru- Flushing W0Uldl1he'W97l be-
nettes, and redheads.
G.O. Member
HELENE MOSKOWITZ
A quick wit, a light heart, a level head.
Music Award, White F, Poster Comm.,
Silver Blue, Service: Grade Advisor,
Folio Rep., Emergency Room Service
GLORIA MOUNSEY
Happy, folly and carefree,
That's the way Gloria likes to be.
G.O. Member
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Sweet, clever, pretty too-
She's a peach, through and through.
Captain in Lunchroom
WILLIAM NEWELL
His nice manner and pleasing ways,
Deserve much credit and praise.
Baseball Team, Basketball Team
G.O. Member
MARY MORAMARCO
A good worker, a better sport and yet a
better friend.
G.O. Member
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Gracious of heart, sincere of soul.
White F, Folio Agent, Red Cross Rep.,
Teacher's Aide, Girls Emergency Room
ROBERT MUTSHELER
A quiet boy is this lad, with traits we all
wish we had.
J.V. Basketball, Patrol, Library Service
FUND
ELLEN NICHELSON
A nice disposition and full of life.
Grade Advisor Aide, White F, Credit
Roll, Leaders Gym
GARY NOOGER
A gallon of wisdom to a teaspoon of talk.
Junior Red Cross, Senior Arista, White
F, Circle F
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May fortune deal you a lucky hand.
Honor Roll, Service Aide
BERNARD O'CONNOR
Some are wise, some are otherwiseg
Take it or leave it-this one's a prize.
Track Squad, Bowling Capt. tMaj0r Let-
terl, Golf tMaj0r Letter!
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A good mind and a cheerful smile.
Service in Library. Patrol
ROBERTA PANEBIANCO
She combines good work with lots of
pleasure and effort.
G.O. Member, Sec'y of Service League
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The sea.' The sea!
Color Guard
DOROTHY PECKINS
Nature itself is proud of its design..
Certificate in Steno, Certificate in Trans.,
Leaders Gym
Flushing Remonstrance play
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WILLIAM O'DELL
He doesn't have much to say,
But we like him just that way.
Patrol
WILLIAM OLSEN
He has the whole world in his hands.
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Friends though absent are still present.
G.O. Member
G.O. Pres., Football Team, Track Team, MARGARET PACE
Senior Arista, Orchestra, White F
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Good nature and good sense are always
companions.
Varsity Baseball Team, G.O. four years,
Teacher's Aide
HOWARD PAPUSH
He has the A'B'C's of success: Ambition.
Brains, and Character.
Candidate for Pres. of G.O., Sports Edi-
tor of Forum, Chairman of Silver Blue,
Student Tribunal Justice, White F, 83
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What is so rare as a sunny disposition?
Service, Leaders Gym
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Cool and quiet, sweet, serene,
One so nice is seldom seen.
Orchestra. Library Service, Green and
White, G.0. Member, Honor Roll
JEAN PASSANTE
Pleasant of speech, intelligent of mind,
A charm that bars all thoughts unkind.
G.O. Member, Dean's Secretary, Service
League, Sec. to Chairman of Health Ed.
Department, White F. Newman Club
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BARRY PESSIN
Men of few words are the best of men.
Regents Week Service, Patrol, Chess
Club
CHRISTY PETRIDES
Qualities that always blend,
A good sport and loyal friend.
Jr. and Sr. Arista, Service League, Sen-
ior Council, Sr. Orchestra
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He takes everything in his stride.
G.O. Member
JOSEPH POLIZZI
Quiet strength marks a man.
G.O. Member
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Witty, active, bright and kindg
Another Barbara we'll never find.
Grade Advisor's Aide, G.O. Rep., Green
and White, White F, Bd. of Elections
EVELYN RAAB
Sophisticated and capable, sincere.
Arista, White F, Silver Blue, G.O. Rep.,
Service League Rep., Forum
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Look out, girls!
White F, Track Team
ROBERT PINTO
Good nature and good sense must ever
join.
Patrol, G.O. Member
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A keen mind and a pretty face.
Teacher's Aide, Grade Advisor's Aide,
Silver Blue, High Honor Roll, G.O.
Member
ANTHONY POPE
Good will and intelligence.
Football, Golf, Patrol
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ADRIENNE RAE
The charm of a lovely girl is like music,
and a lovely voice is a fitting.
Administrative Ass't, Office Service,
Folio Rep., Attendance Oilice, Volleyball
Club, All-City High School Chorus.
BARBARA RALLOS
"Still water runs deep."
Honor Roll, Chairman of Gargoyle Bal-
lot and Biography, Silver Blue, G.O.
Rep., Red Cross Rep.
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This generation's Caruso.
Senior Chorus, Pres. of Sr. Chorus, All-
City Chorus
THELMA PODOLSKY
A happy heart and a pleasing manner.
Service
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MARY ROSE PUCCIO
Agreeable and full of fun,
Liked by everyone.
Honor Roll, White F, Bowling Team,
Newman Club, Bd. of Elections, Circle F
MARIE PUPPLO
She provides keen competition with her
looks and ambitions.
Arista, Service Aide
ARNOLD RANDALL
Never a dull moment when he's around.
Library Service, Patrol
LORRAINE RAZZINO
Thy modesty is a candle to thy merits.
G.O. Member
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A little honey, a lot of cream,
She's all of which a man might dream.
G.O. Member
NICHOLAS RENCRICCA
You cannot describe his traits well,
But altogether he's really swell.
Teacher's Aide, Patrol, Credit Roll, Sr.
Chorus
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CATHERINE RIZZO
Sweeter than wine.
Library Aide, Health Ed. Service, Pres.
and Vice Pres. Girls Bowling Club,
Leaders Gym, Service
.IOSEPHINE RIZZO
Happy, smiling, never blue.
G.O. Member
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PHILIP ROGERS
As full in character as he is in height.
Senior Orchestra, High Honor Roll,
Honor Roll
BARRY ROVA
A friend to all, a foe to none,
Best of all, he's lots of fun.
G.O. Member
RICHARD K. REILLY
An eager friendly sort of chap,
His graduation will leave a gap.
G.O. Member
BARBARA REITSTETTER
For anyone as nice as you,
May luclf be with you all through.
Service for Boy's Dean, Library Service
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A pretty, witty, charming miss.
Service for Dean of Girls
LARRY ROBBINS
A regular fellow, his classmates say.
Senior Orchestra, Folio Staff, Gargoyle
StafI,,High Honor Roll, Service League
Rep., Silver-Blue Party
BILL REMECZKY
His laughter rings throughout the halls.
G.O. Member
LOIS RICE
As night follows day, so shall success
follow her.
Forum Feature Writer, Girl Leader of
Arista, Folio Stall, Gargoyle Staff, Col-
lege Room Aide, Student Tribunal
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A sport good and true,
May life always be fair to you.
Green and White, G.O. Rep., Service
Squad, Teacher's Aide
ERNEST RODRIQUEZ
Great hopes make great men.
G.O. Member
LEONARD ROSENBERG
Dependable. Need we say more?
Bd. of Election, Senior Class Rep.,
Orchestra, Silver-Blue
BRENDA ROSENSTEIN
Popularity and fun, all in one.
G.O. Member
PETER ROSENTHAL
Damon Runyon of Flushing High.
Honor Roll
SAM ROSENTHAL
Few things are impossible with diligence
and skill.
Boy Leader of Arista, Silver-Blue Plat-
form Chairman, White F, Bowling Team,
Forum Sports Feature
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"Service" is her middle name.
White and Circle F, Music Award, Rep.
Flushing at Borough Council, Rep. for
Flushing at NCCJ, Student of the Month,
G.O. Rep.
WARREN ROTHSTEIN
A real good friend and a real swell guy.
G.O. Member
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A very nice fellow he seems to beg
He'll make good, just wait and see.
G.O. Member
ANTHONY RUSSO
Quite a guy!
Green and White, Library Aide, New-
man Club, White F
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Quiet in manner, but in knowledge
strong.
Arista, Track, G.O. Rep., Spanish
Award, Student Tribunal, Forum Staff
LLEWELYN SCHARLACK
Her ability covers all, her friendship
bars none.
Music Award, High Honor Roll, Folio
Rep., Teacher's Aide, Red Cross Rep.
Tutor, Teacher's Aide, G.0. Member
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MARIE ROTONDARO
A face and a smile full of sunshine and
laughter.
Certificate for Typing
JAY RUDZIN
To some being nice is natural.
High Honor Roll, Honor Roll, Service
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The foy of youth and health, her eyes
display.
White F, Sec. to Teacher, Newman Club,
Service League Rep., Green and White
CONNIE RUSSO
Charm is a virtue which earns many
friends.
LORRAINE SABATELLO
Her quiet manner holds much appeal.
Service League Rep., G.O. Rep., Library
Service, Teacher's Aide
JEAN SANTORO
A sunbeam on a rainy day.
Service League, G.O. Rep., High Honor
Roll, Class Sec'y, Chorus
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CAROL SCHECHT
Lover of the Spanish language-for her,
a trip to Spain.
Green and White, Honor Roll, Spanish
ELIZABETH SCHENECKER
Quietness hath its own charm.
Service for Teacher's, Green and White
Grade Advisor's Aide, Service, Sr.
Chorus
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Her sweet disposition helps her to hold
many friends.
Service for Dean of Boys, Teacher's Aide
JACK SAPERSTEIN
Always serious, but seldom sad.
G.O. Member
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As merry as the day is long.
G.O. Rep., Emergency Room Service
GEORGE SCHMIDT
Great hopes make great men.
Patrol, Service in G.O. Oilice
CAROL SCHMUGER
Your charm strikes the sight and your
merit wins the soul.
Service Aide, Spanish Award, Silver-
Blue, Gargoyle Staff, High Honor Roll
LENORE SCHNECK
A girl you love to know.
Grade Advisor's Aide, Folio Agent,
Study Hall Attendance, Class Sec'y.
YOLAN SCHWARTZ
Her quiet friendship is the product of
her charming nature.
Honor Roll, Teacher's Aide
BARBARA SCOTT
A well-dressed girl with charm and
grace, a winning smile and a pretty face.
G.O. Rep., Gym Service, Teacher's Aide,
Boosters
JOHN SHAHBAZIAN
Industrfs is fortune's right hand.
Service for Teacher's, G.O. Rally, Patrol
GARY SHAPIRO
Success is at his command.
Library Service, Patrol
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G.O. Member
His amiable personality makes him Serious while working but always jind
worth knowing. mg uma 'U laugh
Library Service, Honor Roll, White F P
LOLA SCHWARTZ
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Excellent as usual.
Vice-Pres. of Service League, Corr. Sec'y
of Sr. Arista, Circle F, G.O. Rep., Sr I-UUISE SEESCHAAF
Chorus, Gargoyle Staff H er ways are ways of happiness
RALPH SCROCCA Folio Rep Teacher 5 Aide
By any 1685, GHC of tht-3 b8Si.
G-0. Member For character John earns our praise
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NORMAN SCHUSTER RICHARD SCHWAGER
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FAITH SHELDON
Blessed with the charm that is certain to
please.
G.O. Member
LEONORA SHELSEY
Many a flower is born to blush unseen.
Jr. and Sr. Arista, French Tutor, Library
Service, Folio Art Staff, Art Contest
Winner
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Such persons are welcome everywhere.
G.O. Member
HERBERT SIEGAL
Easy going and well worth knowing.
Sr. Orchestra, Gargoyle Staff, Handball
Team, Bowling Team, Teacher's Aide,
Patrol
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PATRICIA SKINNERUP
As idle as a busybee.
White F, Typist for Folio, Leader, Emer-
RHODA SHERN
She shall receive from life the joy she
has put into it.
Teacher's Aide, Red Cross Agent, At-
tendance Office
HELEN SHIO
An oriental treasure-serene and poised,
with sweet ways.
Grade Advisor's Aide, Credit Roll, Aide
SUSAN SCHLESINGER
We knew her when.
White F, Silver-Blue, Singing on Stage
BARBARA SHULMAN
She hath indeed bettered expectation.
Girl Leader of Jr. Arista, Sec'y of Sr.
Arista, Student Tribunal, Candidate for
Sec. of G.O., Treas. of Silver-Blue,
Forum and Folio Staffs
to Dean of Girls, Teacher's Aide
DIANA SIGAL
A gal with a lot of pep, push and go.
White F, Silver-Blue, Honor Roll
STEPHEN SIEGEL
Unknown to some, but not too many.
Teacher's Aide
ELEANOR SINDELL
Full of pep, push and go,
That's why people like her so.
Switchboard, Teacher's Aide
BETTY SINOWITZ
She's a girl we all admire, because she
has qualities we all desire.
Arista, Silver-Blue, Forum, Gargoyle,
Circle F, G.0. Rep.
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Active helpful, cute and small,
That's why Stella's liked by all.
SCHCY R00m SCl'ViCe BARBARA SMITH G.O. Rep., Cheerleader, Service League,
I am w8althy in my ffI:elldS. Service Aide, Silvel-.Blue
Sweet, attractive grace. Service in Attendance OHice MARTIN SPAR
G-0. Member PATRICIA SMITH A. promising fellow who doesn't shout
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G.0. Member, Grade Advisor's Aide,
Cheerleader
his promises.
Sports Photography for Forum, Silver-
Blue, Patrol
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ROBERT SPAR
A true friend, a good athlete,
A fellow like Bob is hard to beat.
Basketball Team, C.O. Rep., Student
Tribunal. Silver-Blue Party, Forum Staff,
White F
DIANE SPENCER
Now we know why gentlemen prefer
blondes.
Latin Tutor, G.O. Rep.
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MARY ELLEN STANTON
Always on the go.
Service League Rep., Service in Adm.
Ass't Office, Dean's Ofhce, Volleyball
Club, Folio Rep., White and Circle F
ROBERT STEGMAIER
Wings on his heels.
Emergency Room Service, Patrol, Capt.
Track Team, Cross Coutry Run
LINDA STOLTENBERG
A smile that won't come of.
G.O. Member
PETER STRUMF
Men of few words are the best men.
G.O. Member
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RONALD SPEICAI.
A jester-but nobody's fool.
G.O. Rep., Patrol, Teacher's Aide
SUSAN SPITZ
Her pep and smiles and fun, make her
liked by everyone.
C.O. Rep., Library Aide
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Humor is the harmony of the heart.
Teacher's Aide
MURRAY STEINFINK
Like the sea, his ambition knows no
bounds.
Baseball Varsity, Jr. Arista, Senior
Council, High Honor Roll, Honor Roll
LAWRENCE SREBNICK
A gentleman in word and deed.
Gargoyle, Bowling Team, Manager of
Football Team, Honor Roll, Library
Aide, Senior Council
PATRICIA STANLEY
Always pleasant, always cheerful.
G.O. Member
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Modest and quiet, yet capable of many
things.
Service, G.O. Member
SUSAN STILLERMAN
A girl of an independent and clear mind.
Service to Dean, Service Aide, Service
League Rep.
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- I Where she met a stranger, there she left
.IOSEPHINE STURNIOLO
Gracious of heart, sincere of soul.
Honor Roll, Teacher's Aide, Folio
Agent, Red Cross Rep., Usher in Arista,
Newman Club
MARJORIE SULKES
Very small. Very Sweet. Quite complete.
Service Aide, Silver-Blue Rally, Boost-
ers, Honor Roll, Dean's Ass't.
a friend.
G.O. Member
PATRICIA SULLIVAN
Ever merry, ever grand,
Ever willing to lend a hand.
Teacher's Aide, Green 81 White
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Always in Vogue.
G.O. Member
RONALD SYLVESTER
For the short time he's been with us he's
made a hit.
Physics Lab. Prep., Service League
Office Squad, Sr. Orchestra, Patrol,
Orchestra Pin, White F
BRUCE TICHENOR
A silent man is a safe man for none
knoweth his thoughts.
Library Service
RICHARD TIRRELL
By any test, one of the best.
Varsity Fotball, G.O. Member, Honor
Roll
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Laughter, a mischief lurk in her eyes,
A love of people, friendship, her prize.
G.O. Rep., Gargoyle Staff, Service Aide
CARMINE VASILE
Not too quiet, not too loud, a sure asset
to any crowd.
G.O. Member
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To say she's sweet would be unfair,
There's something more than sweetness
there.
Service in Library, Green Sz White,
Senior Chorus, Service in Dean's Office
JOAN TAMBURINO
Fine manners are the mantle of fine
minds.
Honor Roll, Sec'y of Newman Club,
White F
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Golden hair and a golden glow.
Service League, Boosters, Latin Tutor
DIANE TRULOVE
A modest maid who makes the grade.
Aide to Dean of Boys, G.O. Rep.
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Wit and wisdom are born with a woman.
Teacher's Aide, High Honor Roll
MARIE VERDIRAME
Fashion plate.
Jr. 81 Sr. Arista, Gargoyle Staff, Silver-
Blue Poster
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T hat's our boy.
G.O. Member
GEORGE THOMPSON
A lad with possibilities.
G.O. Member, Gym Service, Patrol
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CHARLES TURNER
Don't measure his merit by his height.
Arista Member, Treasurer of Arista,
Forum Reporter
SANDY TYTLEMAN
There are Sandys that are short,
There are Sandys that are tall,
But the one that's pictured here,
ls the nicest one of all.
Credit Role, Teacher's Aide, Senior
Council
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As he speaks, so he is.
Honor Roll
RICHARD VOGEL
H e's neither quiet nor shy,
.lust an all round guy.
G.O. Member
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Who perseveres undaunted, rnust suc-
ceed.
Senior Council
ALICE WALKER
Sunny of disposition and ready for fun.
G.0. Member
EDITH WEGMANN
Although she seldom makes a sound,
A nicer girl cannot be found.
Club Pres., Folio Agent
BARBARA WEIGT
A wonderful gal, with popularity im-
'mense,
Endowed with beauty and good sense.
Chairman - Silver-Blue, G.O. Council,
Chief Justice, Student Tribunal
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Happy blend of student and friend.
Senior Orchestra, Chem. Prep. Squad,
Physics Prep. Squad
BEVERLY WHITE
She's got what it takes.
Steno. Certificates and pin
The Silver-Blue rally
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MILDRED WALLACE
She smiles, she laughs, and she is happy.
Typist for Forum, Leader Gym, Service
Aide
SUSAN WALLICK
Flushing H igh's Sweetheart.
Candidate for Pres. for C.0., Co-Captain
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His skill is outshone by his humility,
G.0. Member
BARI LYN WEISMANTEL
If you don't know this miss, my advice is
get to her or miss a lot of fun.
White F, Arista, High Honor Roll
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Basket, Basket!
Baseball, Basketball, Patrol
.IUDITH WAXELBAUM
Friendship is in her smile.
Teacher's Aide
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He takes everything in his stride.
Patrol
ROBERTA YWEYNERT
A lady with quiet ways and grace,
Nothing about her is commonplace.
llonor Roll, Service Aide
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Merry and very nice is she,
With many friends she'll always be.
White F, Attendance Ofiice, Attendance
Monitor
BLANCHE WIESEN
Always there but not always quiet,
But whatever they do, she's willing to
try it.
Gargoyle Staff. Leaders, Honor Roll
ANDREW WOLFF
An intelligent man is never in want.
Arista, Service League Rep., Senior
Chorus
CAROLYN WOLL
Good things come in paekages small,
We have Carolyn to prove it all.
Service League Rep., Folio Agent
CATHERINE WYLIE
Our gal Cathy!
G.O. Member
JULIEN YOSELOFF
The force of his own merit will make his
way.
Arista, Arista Program Comm., G.O.
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Sweet and sincere, a joy to be near.
G.O. Member
JOHN WILSON
A finger in every pie,
You can't stop that guy.
Junior Arista, Gargoyle, Green 81 White
THOMAS WONG
Quiet determination.
G.O. Member
JOHN WRIGHT
The strong silent type.
G.O. Member
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Bring out your light from under that
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Service, Junior Arista
JOHN WOHLLEBAN
His temper is ever in tune.
G.O. Member
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PEGGY WU
Quietly she goes her way,
Doing her work in an efficient way.
Teacher's Aide
BARBARA ANN WUPPER
Her ways are ways of pleasantness.
Honor Roll, Teacher's Aide, Newman
Club Member
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ALICE YOUNCERMAN
All those endearing young charms.
Arista, G.O. Rep., Senior Council
DOROTHEA YU
A girl with unsurpassable qualities.
honest mind.
Service Aide
BERND ZIEGLER
May the frowns of fortune never rob him
of his joys and hopes and great ambi
tions.
Teacher's Aide, Service League Oilicer, G.O. Member
Tribunal Justice
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Beautiful dreamer.
G.O. Rep., Service Squad, Service Aide
DOROTHY ZIMMERMANN
The all around sportswoman.
3 Leader "Us", White F, Teacher's Aide
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Fair, charming, full of fun,
Many friends our Mary's won.
Service League Rep., Teacher's Aide,
Treas. Future Nurse's Club
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ROBERT AULETTA
Youth comes but once in a lifetime!
G.O. Member
DIANE BRIENER
Like chocolate puddingg
She's My-T-F ine!
G.O. Member, Circle "F", Green 81
White, Boosters, Service League, Bloard
of Elections, Dean's Aide
HUGH BROWN
Amiability shines in its own light.
G.O. Member
EMIL COMPARATO
Very agreeable, full of fung
Liked indeed by everyone.
Service Squad.
WINSTON DRUMMOND
' A good friend and a swell guy.
In our opinion he rates high.
G.O. Member
FELIX DZEDZIECK GERALD FRIEDMAN
He'll strike a happy chord wherever he Merit and modesty make good friends.
goes. G.O. Member
G.O. Member
MARIE PIACENTINI MICHAEL HARRIS
A friendly heart always wing mqny He takes everything in his stride.
friends, G.O. Member
Service for Dean, Leaders Gym
FLORENCE PIAZZA JAMES KOZEE
Sincerity is the language of friendship. Full of fun, full of life.
Member Member
WILLIAM ROBINSON RICHARD MALATINO
Cheerfulness draws friends! Pleasant and gay is he,
G.O. Member A sensible way to be.
G.O. Member
RQSLYN FECHER STEPHEN MORRIS
gha,mi,,g and gamble, Much common sense relieved by a touch
G.O. Member of pleasant nonsense.
G.O. Member
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1957 was an exciting year! Scientific research was being fostered by an
I.C.Y. program. The earth and its atmosphere was being carefully studied
Dreams of space travel, of rockets to the moon, and trips to Mars were no
longer just fantastic dreams. Space was actually being conquered. Russia
sent up two satellites to circle the earth, and all conversation turned to them
Sputnik seemed to turn science fiction into reality. A new epoch was begun
And, while Sputnik was capturing the attention of the world, and the nation,
a momentous event was revolutionizing our own private world. We were
entering our senior year! When we heard the rally song, '6Freshmen, Sophs
and Juniors and you mighty Seniors," we realized what they meant to us,
we were those mighty Seniors, we had finally reached that long-sought posi-
tion of leadership. The school was ours.
After the first few days of the term, we expected that everything would
calm down. It was then, when we first tried to settle down, and become our own
"normal selves,', that we realized it would be an impossibility. There was
still confusion and excitement. Graduation, careers, and college lay ahead
lege Entrancef' Hurriedly, we sent away for dozens of bulletins and
pamphlets, and then realized we could apply to only three colleges. Sleepless
nights and days of indecisions followed. Finally, having made our hesitant
choices, we kept our fingers crossed, as we wrote autobiographies, prepared
for college interviews, made out financial statements, and spent more sleep
less nights looking over vocabulary lists. We began to make frequent trips to
Mr. Gray's office. Some of us then realized that we didn't know as much as
was required of us for the College Board and the State Scholarship test. After
climbing up to the tower for the scholarship classes, every eighth period, we
again underwent deflation of the intellectual ego. Frantically we sought to
learn all that we hadn't learned in three previous years and read books we
should have read as freshmen. It was exciting, time consuming, discouraging,
and yet still very challenging.
To upset things even further, an epidemic of Asiatic Flu set in. Football
games were cancelled, and lessons fell behind schedule. Both the faculty and
the students were badly hit. It took about a month for everything to return to
its normal form.
But, with all the hardships, we had an eventful year. There was never
a dull moment. Although we often remarked that we wouldn't want to go
through it again, ten years from now, we will probably look back and sigh
saying this was a very happy time of our lives.
Looking toward the future, our vistas are unlimited. New adventures in
careers, further education, and new phases of life offer opportunities as vast
as the universe. Let us pray that we will have the vision to see these oppor
tunities and the strength to take advantage of them.
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FLUSHING HIGH FOOTBALL TEAM
In the last few years a rather strange
trend has been followed on the part of
Flushing High's football and basketball
teams. In the 1956-1957 season the basket-
ball team proved to be one of the powers of
the North Queens P.S.A.L., and were able
to gain the city's playoffs. The football
team, on the other hand, had a hopeless
record of 0-7. During the 1955-1956 season,
it was the other way around. The football
team won the Queens Championship and
wound up with a respectable 5-2 record,
while the Red Devil's basketball squad was
nothing to rave about.
Now with the ushering out of the 1957-
1958 season we see that this peculiar se-
quence has again bloomed into being.
While the basketball team was absorbing
its share of "lumps", Coach Ed Berg was
directing the Red Devils football team to
their finest season in some ten years. The
final record of six wins and only one loss
tells only half the story. Flushing High
regained the Queens Championship which
they had relinquished for a year, and ac-
complished this feat by defeating the other
Queens' teams quite handily. First it was
John Adams High School, falling before
Flushing by a score of six to nothing. Little
did we know that this was a sign of things
to come. Before the season had ended two
other teams would be shut out by the highly
defensive Flushing unit, Curtis six to
nothing and Far Rockaway twelve to
nothing. The latter game decided the
championship. But Flushing wasnit merely
defense conscious, on the contrary, we
showed our opponents how an offense rolls.
Evander Childs was resoundingly beaten by
Flushing 30-18, Monroe got theirs 21-20
and our new rival, Holy Cross was steppe
on by a score of 18-2.
thatrday, Clinton would have beqteh ahyone.
Co-captains-Tom Edwards, Paul Faulkner
Row 1: Frank Piscothe, Joe Brondolo, Bob Spencer, Ralph
Amitile, Roger Leuci, Richard Tirrell, Arthur Spiel, Morton
Newfeld, James Holland, Bill Olsen, Nelson Lopez, James
Behan, Randy Edelman, James Izzolo, Phil Garfolo, Bob
Our one defeat came at the hands of a keyed up
Dew' Clinton team who upset Flushing by a score
of 25- 2. No excuse can be given Qpgthat result. On
'lite team as a whole worked iwpndeliully. But
as we seniors look back over thi 'past ,year we re-
member certain players who did heirrbest so that
Flushing could achieve that notch that it did.
We can't forget Bob Hoenig, jwho sensationally
played his end position, and was rewarded by being
named in most of the New York City pers, to their
First All teams. Seniors, such as the t, o co-captains,
Tommy Edwards and Paul Faulkner, who per-
formed especially well, will always be remembered.
Without Tom's leadership at quarterback, and Paul's
key blocking and fine ruriling, heaven knows where
we would be. There were many juniors who added
their talents but they have another year to be
lauded. As time grows short, we must concern our-
selves further with the gradixates:bRoger Leuci, the
other end, Bob Maxim, Milieglngenito, bruising
tackles, Steve Brodie, Hndwl and kicker, Howie
Norman, Randy Edelman, Bill Olson, Rich Tirrellg
Marcik. Row 25 Harry Squassoni, Bill Carlucci, James De
Pass, Mike Igenito, David Auerbach, Bob Hoenig, Irwin
Kolodony, Richard Gonzalez, Cleave Bethea, Mr. Berg-
coach, Bob Maxim, Pat Sammon, Bob Sanchez, Richard
Bertani, Bob Johnson, Dave Nesbitt, Nick Diomede, Steve
Brodie.
they too added to the final end-Victory. So as we
seniors leave the halls of Flushing we'll remember
the Flushing Red Devils Football team of 1957
1958 and how they added prestige and popularity to
our school in this, our senior year.
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BASKETBALL TEAM
Under the expert coaching of Bill Jensen over the
past few years, Flushing High School has sported many
line basketball teams. A year ago our Red Devils, hav-
ing a great season, got into the playoffs and this year
we came up with another winning team.
With Andy Edelman the only returning starter from
the previous year. Mr. Jensen molded a unit from the
members of last years' varsity and it proved to be one
of the best in the league. The squad was composed of
seven seniors-all of whom, except Andy, had joined
the varsity in their Junior year,-and nine juniors.
Andy has been on varsity since his freshman year, and
Dave Nesbitt, a junior, has been a member since his
sophomore year.
The boys who played outstanding ball all season
were: Andy Edelman, Bob Christman, Bob Hoenig,
Dave Nesbitt, Bob Spar, and Roger Wallman. Andy,
excelling mainly on the jump shots and drives, led the
team in scoring. Bob Christman was close on his heels
in the scoring department and together they provided
an eifective one-two punch. Bob Spar displayed a
quick, accurate jump shot from the outside and Bob
Hoenig had a soft one-handed push shot from either
the side or the top. Dave Nesbitt and Roger Wallman,
besides being good rebounders, proved to be good
shoo.ters too.
It was readily apparent in all the games, that all
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Roger Wallman, Jake Doyal, Bob Christman, Ken
Weider. Bob Spar. Row 2: Bob Hoenig, Len Foxen.
worked together as a unit. There was good
passing. fine team play, and good sports-
manship for the most part.
The other members of the team who also
deserve recognition are: Bill Newell. Randy
Edelman, Kenny Weider, Jake Doyal. Don
Schneider, Lenny Foxen. Eddie Deutsch,
Booker Hopkins. Diek Bruce. and Dave
Gahleman. As most of them are juniors and
will he returning next year. Flushing should
once again come up with a winning team.
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Andy Edelman makes a spectacular
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Dave Gableman, Booker Hopkins. Dave Nesbitt, Bill
Newell, Frank Snmpooga, Andy Edelman. Randy
Edelman, Mr. Jensen-coach.
some of the highlights of the past season
were four night games and two more vie-
tories over our rival. Bayside High School.
We have now defeated liayside six times in
a row. Also. a new rivalry was hegun when
we encountered Holy Cross for the first
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Mrs. Burrows, Miss Bader, Miss Hudson, Mrs. Beres, Miss McAleer-
chairman, Miss Peyser, Mrs. Gluck, Miss Berchielli, Mrs. Allen.
GIRLS GYM
'4Floor spots, girlsf' Thatis gym class. all right!
We girls will never forget the frantic switch from
button-downs to bloomers.
A picture of sound health. in her starched green
suit, fiat collar, skimpy white socks. and almost
white sneakers. the Flushing girl participates in
sports from volleyball. and basketball. to wall-
leaning, and "I am not chewing gumf,
For those girls who are outstanding in athletics,
the Girl's Health Education Department offers Lead-
er's class, and extra-curricular basketball. badmin-
ton, tennis, and bowling clubs.
Ordinarily, gym classes can be fun though. There
may be frightful panic in the locker room. because
of an acute scarcity of mirrors and space. and the
after-gym hair-do does look rather haggard. Still,
who wouldn't prefer Health Ed., to History!
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The winning team of last term's intramural volleyball
tournament. Row 1: Phyllis Tichy, Millie Langer,
Rosemary Nevins. Row 2: Janice Wasserman, Barbara
Clark, Betty Ann Streib, Vivian Lenekau, Lee Granata,
Ralley Austin.
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Schwartz, Brooke Jennings, Dotti
Yu, Carol Bracchi, Susan Wallick-
Co-Captain. Row 2: Stella Soriano,
Renee Allmeier, Judy Moye, Karen
Hochfeld, Judy Johnson, Gail Car-
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