Adelphi University - Oracle Yearbook (Garden City, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 210 of the 1950 volume:

'J oro 21--- PRESENTS .... Lighting the way to o fuller realization of the three phases of college life. . . . Academic Social Athletic Margaret Alice Cacioppo Gerard V. Garey Russell . Wygand Susan Huck Nancy I). McDonnell William Feeny Masako I suzuki Vincent J. Solmo Mirni Busoni Peter j. Squicciarini Mrs. Ilelen ). Clement Editor-in-Chiee Business Manager Photography Editor Layout Editor Literary Editor Art Editor Associate in Art Copy Editor Sophomore Associate Special I eature Faculty Adviser Zke 1950 ORACLE The Staff Dedicates Dr. I I ELEN F. Murphy THIS BOOK... To Dr. Helen F. Murphy, lor being friend as well as teacher to the many students who have passed through the halls of the Science Building in her eight years here as Professor of Biology. No ivory-towered scientist, the much- travelled l)r. Murphy endeavors to instill in her students the ability to act and th ink con- structively by application of the scientific method. She teaches them to live in and understand the world as it is today .... in which science plays such a vital part. Photography Enthusiast Embryologist 4 GRADUATE DIVISION m Dean Alexander F. Handel. School of Social Work Ad elphi s Graduate School provides a professional training program for clinical psychology, education, psychiatric nursing, and social work. Plans have been projected for the academic year 50-51 lor training ol Residents in Child Psychology in the college-operated psychiatric treat- ment center for children. A two-year graduate program leading to the Master of Science degree has been established. 1 he curriculum is designed to provide the general basic knowledge and philosophy needed lor practicing in any type of prolessional setting. During the second year the student has the opportunity to concentrate on his field ol major interest, including special- ized field work experience. The curriculum was developed in consultation with the American Association of Psychiatric Social Workers and American Association of School and Social Work. 5 IuIMm IB: I ofrft 1 1 lie student generation represented in the 1050 Oracle has experienced the greatest expan- sion in the history of Adelphi College. I he decision to return to co education as the permanent pattern of Adelphi was the most significant decision made by Students. Faculty and I ruslees of the C College in many years. I his period of rapid expansion and major adjustment bears testimony to the resourcefulness of the Administration, the coopera five ness ol the Faculty and the flexibility of the students. After lour years the important issues have been settled, the I acuity strengthened and the extra cur- ricular activities coordinated. I he establishment ol the Division of Graduate Studies, including the School of Social Work, the Ph.D. Program in Psychology, the Advanced Training of Psychiatric Nurses, and the Five- Year Program lor Teachers constitutes another significant development in the College. We wish to express our personal appreciation and oflicial gratitude to the Class ol 1050 and all the undergraduates who have participated in the growth and development ol Adelphi during the past four years. President Paul Dawson Eddy 6 D: an Bottinc Mr. Moore Dean I Iarley The Administration Any college administration lias problems to solve far beyond those imagined by even an informed student. I berefore. academic con- siderations can often be tin- least of their worries, when engaged in legal fencing with an outraged citizenry, or when, off hand, the budget looks as though it might not balance. At such times the ill-considered actions ol boisterous youth and tin verbal snipings of our loc al champions of justice must be regarded with a certain tooth- gritting restraint. Maddening as this is to the student body, it must be said that few students attempt to view problems from the point of view of those long-suffering mortals who occupy the first lloor of the A Building. - Dean Kleinspehn Mrs. Shay THE SIXTH CUT 7 In Appreciation . . . RUTH S. HARLEY With Capable Miss I.ee Dean ol W omen Ruth S. Harley has just completed her twenty- fifth year as a member ol the Adelphi Administration. Her career began when, a year alter her graduation from Adelphi, she returned as secretary to Dean Anna Harvey. After many more years, most of these in the Registrars office, Miss Harley was appointed Dean in 1912. Since then, her many personal friends among the students attest to her charm, and the sincere interest she brings to her job is responsible lor her exceptional personnel work. Ad elphi can be proud of Dean Harley s Ioya I and unstinting service. 8 I he Administration Building President s Home Winter The Dormitories I he Recreation Building ON FAB Spring Study Session There is a great difference in feeling toward our academic life when we look hack and begin to see that there is a tangible result being formed out of what seemed to be a hodge-podge of term papers, lab science courses, concerts, trips to the museums of art and those seemingly unending sociology readings. Yes, we can begin to see that those hours spent tracing a drop of blood, searching for source material, listening for theme and variation, attempting to fathom the bio-social approach to man s problems or deliberating on what are the values and functions of certain works of art have been worthwhile. Al- though we may not appreciate or enjoy all these, we can also begin to see that there are some who possess that same disinterest or patient toleration of our own chosen field; and we, in turn, become more tolerant. Even if this be the only result of our short look back, we have come a long way since that first theme we wrote on what we thought was wrong with the present-day system of higher education. Having acquired this understanding of the interest and disinterest of others, we now have some understanding of the prime aim of a liberal education—to make us appreciate and be tolerant of native and foreign cultures. A rain of books and not a rain of bombs is the surest way to complete freedom. DEPARTMENT CHAIRMEN Dr. I Iolen f.Murphy, Biology I ler world wide travel, deep understanding of iuunan nature and easy good humor make her well capable of revealing the world of science to students. Dr. Murphy makes Biology an adven- ture rather than a lask. I ler advanced students can testify readily of her willingness to give freely of her time to the discussion of any troubles which they may have. 1 Dr. Murphy Dr. Baravelle Dr. Herman Von Baraimlle. Mathe- matics llis dynamic personality shat- ters the mysteries connec ted wi ill the world of science. Not willing to confine himself. Dr. Baravalle is always willing to correlate the world s of art and science. Mrs. Margaret T. Shay. Nursing Her reorganization of Adelphi s School of Nursing has brought it closer to the realization of a long sought goal—that of producing a truly well-educated Regis- tered Nurse. Mrs. Shay Dk. Ellis Dr. Goldsmith Dr. Lillian A. Izllis. Chemistry A quiet reserve, brilliant mind and natural humor give Dr. Ellis all the requirements for making chemistry comprehensible to her students. She is fully capable of her responsibilities as department chairman. Dr. Norris W. Goldsmith. Physics Professor Goldsmith's twinkling eyes be- tray his ability for spontaneous good humor and tin enlivenment of the New- tonian theory and physical law. In Dr. Goldsmith vitality and professional so briety go hand in hand. 17 SCHOOL OF NURSING I In Adelphi College School ol Nursing is designed lo develop in each young woman the trails necessary' lo render llie hest possible nursing service lo society. Slic learns lo cope calmly will� emergencies, and lo adapt herself lo any situation Ili.it may arise. A true concern for and understanding of each of her patients is a quality that Adelphi nurses have developed. I he affiliation of the S hool «I Nursing with different hospitals in the surrounding communities provides the student with diversified points of view giving her well- rounded experience and knowledge. I he program in nursing covers four years and leads lo a Ba helor of Science degree and a diploma in nursing. In thk Classroom 18 Practice Makes Perfect Nursing Arts 1 .aboratory N ursing Administration 19 Mrs. O'Connor Mrs. Abelow Dr. Frischauer Mr. Alterman Mrs. Thimm Mr. Urban Mr. Rosenborg Dr. Conklin Mr. Brenowitz Miss Appelgit Mr. Storr 20 SCIENCE CLUBS Members: R. I ry. Ii. S| ando. A. Marko. E. Miklic.ll. ’. Bell. M. Rosenborg. P. Sagato. R. Borman. R. Rufalo. J. ScKIetial. II. Sabin. I. Lcllino. R. Cohen, B. McDermott. B. Pasotti. A. on Sampson. R. Herman. C. Come . A. Beck. R. Klcppcrbcrg. Chemistry Club Biology Club M embers: E. Alexander. E Austin, R. Berman. M. Cacioppo, E. DiAnno, II. Facey. II. Fonrosc. D. Field, I Galyon. .1 Krakow. I . I.indroos. N M Donnell, C. Morgan. I'.. Meuncli. M. Pancicrov, A. Ruscr, P. Sqnicciarini. M. Sorrlier. B. Spamlaii, R. I Itompstni, M. I snzuki, D. W’alz, W. Seaman. V. Solmo. Math Club Members: G Bauer. W'. Bauer. N. Canosa. K Englcr. L. Emcnwcin. G. Gerncr. D. Jansen. A. Koss. S. Kirclincr. W’. Marshall, I MrDougall, H. Quartin, H. Ros-s. J. Slioiin, M. Stein, I W atkins. A. Welder, G. Wcigand. R. Winthrop. 21 Pre Med Club Bio Led) Members: C. Morgan, L. Lindroo . M. Isii uki. V. Solmo. M. Caciop|M , I . Squicciarini. , McDonnell. W. Seaman. B. Spandliu. B Berman. T. Calyon, M. Pancicrov. I.. I_apidc. J. Borrela, L. Randall. .1. Squires. SlIARKMAN. StORR 22 AC.S. Affiliate Chem Lab Bone Man. Alterman Members: V Bell. C. Benson. R. Berman. J. Bernstein, K. Bindler, I'. Booth. M. Brod, R. Cohen. R. Collins. E. Dianna. A. Douglas. II. I'aecy. R. I rey. M. Iriderichs. C. Goddard. R. Herman. F. H.irrigan. R. Johnson. I. K11( 11'. I. I.ellinc. E. I.ight, G. Lloyd, R. IJoyd. M. Mahon, I) Morarchi, S. Margolin, B. McDermott. J. McGuire, I.. Mrhiin-I. M. Meteulf, I'.. Mitchell. I). Paddi. II. Rowan, R. Rutulo. H. Sabin. D. Scheu. G. Shill. J. Schlegol, P. Segatta. J. Shuthind. B. Spandau. D. Winter. L. Zuckcniian. 23 EXPEDITION TO THE B Stork Applegit 24 Brenowitz ( jALYON HAMAS Off the East coast of Florida, a couple ol air miles out lo sea from Fort Lauderdale, lie the beautiful isles ol enchantment, the Bahamas. I he histon7 of these islands is comparatively short: nevertheless, it is packed with romance and adventure. During the eighteenth and nineteenth century the Bahamas gave refuge to the pirates preying on the ocean trade of the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean Sea. When one learns that there are over two thousand islands in this group, it may be seen how easy it was lor the pirates to escape or at least to postpone British justice. It is known that the pirate Blackbeard used these islands as a stronghold for a long time. Still, for many years, the people ol the out islands practiced piracy, on land at least, if not on the high seas. reckers these people were called and they were that —no more, no less. It was their practice to hoist a light high on a reel, luring travel-weary ships to them at night. I he captains, thinking that these lights marked off harbor entrances, sailed their ships to their doom on the reefs. Im- mediately these people would board the foundering ships and methodically murder the crew and passengers. After looting the ships they would sell their prizes on the open market. I o demonstrate the brutal audacity of these people, consider this: When the British government put up per- manent lights to counteract the destruction of the 'wreckers, these people petitioned the government to desist, pleading that it was destroying their Ih clihood. Such practices are now a long time dead. 25 Around 1812 the islands were experiencing a migration of British loyalists from the United States. I hese people relied upon agriculture as their prime means ol livelihood. Many of their first supplies were brought to them by the famed Captain Bligli. lately of the good ship Bounty. On the island of New Providence, Nassau spreads itself to the sun and the sea. f abulous, beautiful Nassau is the white heartbeat of the islands. Nassau s Bay Street ranks with any street ol the world, with a swashbuckling history. It is here on this street, that the milk cotton tree stands which served as the gallows-tree where pirates swung to the tinkle ol their chains in the light tropical breeze from the sea. I he population is about seventy-thousand strong, only a few thousand of whom are whites. I hese people are generally co-opera- tive with visitors; however, they are like most people in an isolated community, curious and suspicious. Strange as it seems, fishing is not their chief means of livelihood. Like their ancestors, they are predominantly farmers. Formerly sponge fishing was the main indus- try, but since a disease destroyed much of the sponge grounds this industry has been replaced by farming. Large juicy tomatoes and tender-sweet pineapples are a couple of their successful crops. It is to this place of scenic beauty and swashbuckling past that the group journeyed. It was the village ol Hopetown on Elbow Cay, one hundred twenty miles north of Nassau, which served as the base of operations for the group. 1 his expedition was the very first of its kind to operate in the name of Adelphi College. Under the direction ol John K Storr. it included I iarry Brenowitz and Miss Ruth Apple- git. faculty members of the Biology department; Catharine Schneider and I odd Calyon, Biology majors, and Mrs. John I . Storr and her young son. Cordon. I lopetown was chosen because of its long coral reef, which is a favorite place for sea life to congregate. 1 he coral reefs themselves are an underwater treat to the eyes. I his reef extends north in a broken line for two miles. On tlie sea side the depth of the water ranged between 50 and 60 leet. while on the inshore side the depth was from only 15 and 25 feet. However the danger to boats of any size lies in the shoaling trend of the reef. In some cases the cora I heads projected upward from the sea floor to within three feet ol the surface. I he expedition louncl that the coral on the sea side was more abun- dant with sea life. The diving was done in a Navy-type shallow water diving helmet with air supplied from the surface. Among the brilliantly colored coral formations are the tropical fish of all types which draw sports fishermen from all over the western hemisphere into these beautiful lagoons. One sees the tiny angel fish of 2 to 3 inches in length and then one looks with amazement upon the sixty to seventy pound dog snappers. Crawfish or rock lobsters abound and their tails make delicious eating. Some of the less welcome companions to the divers were the deep water sea urchins with poisonous spines. Most of the under- sea excursions were for the taking of underwater moving pictures. The method used in taking the pictures was quite primitive and lime wasting, but the primitive locality prevented the utilization of a better. The light meter was sent down in a preserve jar and the light and distance setting called to the surface over an intercom system. I he camera was set at the surface, placed in a heavy metal box with windows, sealed with an iron plate cover containing twenty-five bolts which had to be tightened individually. During the time that the group was at Hopetown only one barracuda was encountered. I he head was on display in the exhibit set up by I odd Calyon for the Science Conference. Many specimens taken in the Bahamas were on exhibition in the S building during the spring semester of 1949. I his exhibit has since been dismantled and removed to I acapausha. Nassau County's museum, where it has been reconstructed. P. J. Squicciarini - .j3 Arthur N. Abrahamsen I liis Physics major s love for boats is well evidenced by his active interest in the Yacht club. Running a small sloop to Block Island during the summer with some Adelphi pals will be one of the adventurous memories Abe leaves at alma mater. Charles W. Anderson A member of the Baseball team for its three formative years and captain ol the team in his Junior year. Charlie has been active in the Physical Education department throughout his four years at Adelphi. I le is not dependent on muscle alone: his keen mind adds to the salon of the intel- ligentsia that is the Snack Bar. Joy Anderlon As a transfer from Cortland Slate I -C.. Joy s personality left its marks on the R building crowd. On campus she was active in the Physical Education Club. Eileen Aro I fer soothing hand and smiling face will go hand in hand with her B.S. in Nursing to- ward comforting her patients. Her Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority sisters can testify to her understand- ing of people. I his gal will go far in her chosen profession. Elaine Austin W ith leadership showing all the way. this biology major held a class office for three years, was chairman of May Day 18 and chairman of All College Ball for two years. Sports such as hockey and softball as well .is the Yacht club round- ed out her college life. Need we say more! I'rands 7. Harley L nderslanding and sincere, lie is one very good man to talk to about things mathematical. A transfer student Irom Syracuse University where he was a track man. I rank also left his mark on Adelphi. William C. Bauer Marriage has not kept Bill s mind from working in mathematical progression, as is witnessed by his many activities which include Newman Club, Radio Work Shop, guidon and the Math Club. I le will always be remembered for his witty” remarks and comments in German class and the Snack Bar. William :. Bell Serious and reserved. Bill left his lab long enough to be a devoted member of the Newman Club and an enthusiastic member of the American Chemical Society and Chemistry Club. 28 Robert L. Berqer A pre-med student with lots of ability. Bob has been a valuable member during the Pre-med society’s first year on campus. Mis Alpha I au Rho fraternity brothers will testify to his warm and pleasing personality. Judith Grace Brod Her pleasing smile and light hearted laugh always distinguished this half of the brother-sister Brod duo. A transfer student from the Mills school. Judy will transmit her enthusiasm for Biology by teaching in secondary school. Neil James Canosa A retiring and unassuming fellow, his outer manner conceals one of the best minds that our Mathematics department has pro- duced. Sincere in both manner and purpose, the study of higher theoretical mathematics intrigues this senior. Priscilla Cohne Her quiet and understanding manner endears Pris to her co-workers. Public Health Nursing will claim her upon graduation, where we are sure she will be most successful. William Cuff Bill was a member of the Newman Club and its Vice President (1948-49). He was also active on guidon and ORACLE. I Iis energetic efficiency in committee work such as the Campus Chest com- mittee. which was a tremendous financial success, will be sorely missed. Jean Danielson One of those Adelphi nurses on the Judiciary Board at Meadowbrook Hospital she will certainly be a grand success in her chosen field—Pediatrics. She was one of the Musketeers and swimming fills in those few spare hours. Anthony Dantuono A devotee of Pythagoras. Tony will divulge answers to mathematics problems at the drop of the hat. His quiet charm and win- ning smile endeared him to all interested Adelphi Coeds. Stanley Dzivonkowski We strongly suspect this gentleman with the twinkle in his eye of putting the overalls in Dr. Murphy s chowder! I Iis infectious good humor lent life to many a Pre-med club meet- ing. 29 Katherine Bngler Although an ardent member of the Math Club. Kathy has not confined her inter- ests to Euclid and Pythagoras. Her varied activities include Sigma Delta Pi. Glee Club. Spanish Club and Phi Delta sorority. Richard D. field Moving swiftly and efficient I in Adelphi s political circles. Dick contributed much to S.A. as N ice President and member of the Plan- ning and Student Relations Committees. A Phi I .nmhda Rl io. his other interests arc the Bio and Yacht Clubs. Gloria Irantellizzi Her bright clear smile will certainly make a cloudy day sunny. Just as w ill her soothing hand cool a fevered brow. If there is a sudden rush on this gal s ward, you'll know why. N up some gal! Charles Calyon I odd is the “unofficial closer of the Science Building. I his spark of the Bio department was a member of the Bahamian Biolog ical Expedition. I odd also spends many spare hours painting. Kappa Pi Alpha discussions were enliv- ened by his oratorical talents. Gloria Geshwind Where they speak ol perpetual good nature, you know they are speaking of C do. After four years as a Biology major, she is termi- nating her college career with marriage. I his Phi Sigma Sigma vice-archon is in for perpetual hap- piness. Margaret Helen Gillespie Maggie is a familiar figure in the Biology Department and an energetic member of Delta Zeta sorority. Not satisfied with these activities alone, she was a capable delegate to and treasurer of Panhellenic Association and member of Canterbury Club. Connie Goddard Who wmdd think that visions of atoms and formulae dance in this pretty brunette s head? Honored by membership in Delta I an Alpha, she also was a stalwart addition to Die Bodenrunde and the Chem Club. Connie hopes for a career in teaching. Nancy Grean My word, another Chemistry genius! Always professional and reserved in alti- tude. Nancy haunted the S building while at school where siie was a member of A.C.S. and Chem Club. She also displayed an active interest in Agora. 30 never Herbert 3. Green 1 .on«, hard hours in I«h daunted this reserved Bio major. An unfailing sense of humor will keep Herbie’s dental patients happy during extractions. Philip linos I 11is genial Math major has directed his energies in various directions. I le was a member of Alpha Kappa fraternity, hdilor of I fillel light and on the Campus Chest Committee. Men's Stu- dent Government, guidon and wrestling team man- agement also knew him. Pat I lad field A first grade nurse and proud of it. this pert chick during her Freshman year was song leader of her class and a good one at that. During the -49 and 50 season, she was a member of Adelphi s famous band. Helen I lagaa Soothing ways with which to calm nervous airline passengers will enable Helen to practice her profession as well as travel as an airline hostess, hiving should be a pleasant pastime when all this happens. Daniel I. Hayes A great fellow with plenty of sociable ideas. Dan is a whiz wi th the slide rule and protractor. All this and muscle loo! Active on the swimming and track teams, he also participated in the Math Club and Omicron Pi fraternity. Arlene Herbert I he sling will be taken out of plane geometry when this pert lota Alpha Pi girl leaches and she w ill be a worthy addition to the profession. She left a warm feeling with Die Boden- runde and Math Club. too. Rosemary Hughes Calm efficiency at all times made her a valuable cog in the workings of Queens General Hospital. Never following a narrow path though. Rosemarv finds time to knit and keep her man happy. Geraldine Isola Graduate work at the Univer- sity of Pennsylvania claims this charmer ol the Nurs- ing school after graduation. Gerry's ability7 will be appreciated in any branch of her chosen profession. 51 Jane Johnson I he success this 1 ri Delt has achieved on campus is phenomenal. Proof positive, she was Senior Class President. S. A. treasurer, past treasurer of the Newman club, W.A.A. participant and as a final honor, a Lantern member. Alma Kaye I lor B.S. in Nursing will lead to a career in the U. S. Army says this pert lass. Alma's administrative abilities were well displayed as vice- president of Student Association at Meadowbroolc. social chairman of various groups and active inter- ests in Glee Club and Choir. Gordon M. Keeler Tall, dark and handsome best describes Gordon, an active participant in Adelphi s aquacades. Coming to our alma mater from Middle- bury College, his ability to wrestle and pin quadratic equations earned him an enviable reputation in the Math Department. Sylvia Krasner Active in Baravallian circles as secretary and treasurer of the Math Club. Sylvia never allowed specialization to limit her scope in lib as is proved by her membership in Hillel. Die Bodcn- runde and guidon staff. Joan l.airrence A math whiz from deep in Vir- ginia. the winning smile of this cute Southern belle won many friends for her in the Dorms as well as in Women s A. A. and the Math Club. Eloise Lippiti Her profession skill transce .ids mere efficiency. Lloise is a real live nurse with realis- tic outlook and is guaranteed a successful career because of her understanding personality. Estelle Maser Affectionately known as Betsy to the laboratory crowd in the Bio department, her dark eyes and pleasant expression always made her a very nice person to work with in school. She was an active cog in the mechanism that is the Bio club. Florence Monro A Baravallc fan. Ho has been active in the Math Club and a mainstay oi Kappa Alpha I heta sorority while her acting in the Junior Class skit merits an Adelphi Oscar. Painting and music lill in this future teacher s spare hours. 32 Calvin May A real interest in people and science gives Cal a strong basis for studies in Biology. I I is activities with I lie microscope, however, did not prevent his active participation in the Clee Club and be was really a crooning specimen. Charles i Ieiselhach I he field ol nuclear physics had better be on the alert to pick up this bright Physics major Irom Adelphi. His personality will indeed be no hindrance to his success. Omicron Pi Fraternity was his social outlet. Arthur C. i lcDonell Art s cars keep him busy. Bridge plays no mean part in his life. A commotion Adelphi is sure to miss! With math as his major (says Art), he is sure to have a multiplying success in all he attempts. John Donald McDugall Quadratic equations and parallellograms are meat to this math major. I his does not prevent him from being one of the lop men in softball circles though. McDugall at the bat is something terrific!! William McNamara Although not a member of the famous Band. Bill most certainly was one of those of the famous Adelphi bands of football and track stars—a Phys. Hd. major loo!! Cymbals clang and the drums go bang, as we wish him success in the future. Louise Mehmel An energetic and capable presi- dent of Sigma Kappa. I .on has not confined her activities to any one field. She was president of Die Bodenrunde. is a student affiliate in the A.C.S. and participating member of the C hemistry Club. Robert Clever Besides his four years ol hard work in the Physics Department. Bob has acquired an ex- cellent reputation for school spirit and good sports- manship. Wrestling, Intramural Swimming and playing cards with bis Omicron Pi fral brothers are the ways in which In: liked to spend those oh. loo few spare hours. lames F. Millosky Jimmy, the Omicron Pi bro- ther. has the good spirits and humor which have been a constant source of amusement lo all those who know him. With that blond hair, one-less wisdom tooth, and basketball prowess which earned him a great one-minute reputation.—we are depending upon Jimmy to become a we knew him when. 33 Belly Ann Mitchell Many a cliem student owes his skin lo Bell lor her excellent tutoring ability. An active and ever present member of the Chem Club, she also participated in the A. ( . S. and worked on the business end of the yearbook. Hoivartl John Monsees A tireless biologist with research as his ultimate goal. Howie s leadership ability is well demonstrated by being President ol Alpha Phi Beta fraternity and he boasts membership in the Newman Club. Bernard Mnnn Sharp and piercing perception is shown by this personable Math major. Always sin- cere in manner, his fondness for coffee sessions in the Snack Bar made Bernie a fixture in the A. Marie Pancirov Kappa Alpha I beta can well be proud of Todds right hand. Marie, a member ol the Biology Club, can be seen almost any lime in the Science building carefully recording the results of a chemical experiment or counting hamsters. Gerald Berlin Laugh and the world laughs with vou—laughing and you know Jerrv is there, a shining light in the I honor department. I he honor of Coach of the Year goes to him—he surfaced the submarine standard ol Webb Institute—with Coach Jerry, their basketball team steamer! lo victory: as did Adelphi with his spirited support. Barbara Powell Brooklyn runs a close second lo Biology as this gal s chief loves in life. A clear and deep thinking girl. Bobbie s charm always lends a bright touch to sessions in the Snack Bar. Joan K. Quigley Mathematics and marriage have kept this winsome and witty Sigma Kappa gal busy during her college career. Her daughter Suzy Q ’ has a decided advantage with this keen-minded scientist for her guidance. Aid a Raid) as Olee Club, formation swimming at Adelphi and Student Government at Meadow- brook Hospital kept this attractive and efficient nurse busy while earning her B.S. The nursing profession will appreciate this valuable addition to its ranks. 34 Joan Reinhold Kappa Kappa Gamma sisters shared Joanie's high spirits and unexcelled sports- manship in their activities. As vice-president «1 Women s A. A. and manager of several of the sports teams, she promises to he a triple threat to the teach- ing profession. Ruth Bowiiewell RoU(uin A transfer student, it did not lake Ruth very long to find her place at Adelphi. One ol the R building crowd, this Physi- cal Education major should he as great a success everywhere just as she was here. Sybil Ross Quick-witted and friendly Sybil was a terror in physio lah. Her infectious laughter makes her a pleasant person to work with. Sybil was a member of I lillel and the Biology Club. Danc- ing is one of Billie s favorite pastimes. Ralph Richard Rufolo Happily engaged in ex- plosive pursuits in Chemical research. Ralph was active in the American Chemical Society and Chem- istry Club. He occasionally downed a stein full with his buddies of Die Bodenrundc when it didn’t inter- fere with the track team. Augustus Ruser III Gus Stretch Ruser is wel come d by all at tl re Dining Hall at lunchtime for his quick dry wit. As treasurer ol the Bio Club and K. C. S. C. committees. Gus prepared lor a career in government research. Doris, his wi fe. and little I inda are his greatest fans. I toward Sabin Mighty Mouse has demonstra- ted his ability by serving on student government for two years and as treasurer of Omicron Pi fraternity. Howie captained the wrestling squad for two years and was also selected for Who s Who in American Colleges. Nikki Scarpone This warm-hearted nurse will lind her depths of understanding used to lull ability in a career ol Public Health Service. Intramural sports on campus kept her in lip-top condition lor the demanding profession of her choice. Ada Ruth Schiffer Nursing has always been a great love and ambition lor this pleasing personality. Ada will achieve her aim this June with her B.S. in Nursing. While at Mradowbrook Hospital she was a member ol Student Government. 35 Barbara Jane Schirm Sophomore Daisy Chain honors went to lliis pretlv nurse while on campus, as well as membership in Phi Mu. Basketball Club and formation swimming team. At Nassau Hospital she participated in Student Government. Cynthia Schwinimer As if it weren t enough being News Editor ol guidon. Feature Editor of Hiilel s light, and i member of Die Bodenirande. Cynthia also belongs to the Bio. Psych and Chem clubs and served as delegate to the E. C . S. C. Phi Sigma Sigmas may proudly ca II this Bio major sister. Joseph C. Spollen Joe is the well-known “wheel about campus that everyone has heard about. Active in many sports he is best remembered for membership on Varsity Basketball team, as President of Men s A. A. and member of Student Association. Murray Stambler Beware of his sharp and quick wit. it might catch you unawares as many of his Bio cohorts can tell you. An active member of the Bio Club, his presence also enriched the Spanish Club. hlizabelh Supernaw I his Jersey gal is left un- troubled by the campus w hirl which she missed by being on duty in lab. hospital and ward. Liz was active in student government at Nassau Hospital, displaying her broader tastes. Anthony Sutura Depending on headwork rather than fortune. I ony spent his four years at Adelphi as an industrious Bio major. I lie Varsity I rack learn kept him in condition to avoid microscope stoop. His smile was always in good condition. Andrew G. Theodore Football and wrestling played an important part in this science major s career at Alma Mater. Never narrowing his ideals, though. Andy rounded out his training as President of Alpha Phi Beta and ( lassies Club. Ronald llalsey I hompson Student assistant in Anatomy and Physio lab. ardent Zoologist and a fondness for happy Finns characterize this purist in the school of science. As a member of the execu- tive committee of E. C. S. C. and acht Club. I hominy proves his ability as friend and leader. 36 John L. Titus Wrestling with the fourth dimen- sion is easy as pie for John, l ie leaves Adelphi and the good fellowship of his Phi Lambda Rho frater- nity brothers and Yacht Club for work in higher mathematics. Beatrice Toner Adelphi will miss this bouncing- Iv active Delta Gamma gal. Chosen for Who's Who and Lantern, this Physical F.d major is the President ol Women's A. A.. Secretary of Student s Associ- ation and has participated on All C ollege Night and Student Relations Committees. Kenneth Yandeiuater Can two live as cheaply as one? As a math major Ken found this question easy to solve and promptly married an Adelphi grad to prove it! He plans on more serious work in mathematics upon graduation. John Verdi One of the belter known lights of the arsity Football Squad describes this good- looking senior. John received the Most Valuable Player award in Football for the 1919 season. He also rates as one of Adelphi s leading square dancers. I.eRoy 7 onfield Watkins Lee will be remem- bered by his classmates as President of the Senior ( lass. He served on the Lxecutive Board in Student Government and was President of Pi Sigma fra ternity. I hree years successful participation on the wrestling team led to an assistant coaching position. A member of the Math Club. Lee looks to the future when he hopes to be an actuary. Alice Wick Another real live nurse who pul her heart into her work. Alice drew the line at dissecting cats but when it comes to music she is on the Fleet- wood team! George R. Wiegand George had the opportunity to study in Switzerland during his Junior year. He was a representative to Honor board. Interfralernily council and a Charter member of Pi Sigma fraternity. George and his accordion provide lively entertain- ment at fraternity social functions. He was also an originator of the now traditional Inter-Fraternitv Ball. Frances Wolke There isn’t a nurse who went through the trials and happy times of hospital train ing who hasn't a warm word of praise for Fran. Her quiet good nature and understanding make her a great person to know. 37 Miye Yoshimori Miye was the very elficienl chair man of All College Night in IQ and active member of the Student Library C ommittee. I lie Biology Club and the Hp vdy Hop committee also profiled by this I ri Dell s ability. Success in her chosen lield of Biology is a sure tiling for Miyc. 38 LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE Book s are the legacies, that a great genius leaves to mankind which are delivered down from gen eration to generation, as presents to the posterity of those who are yet unhorn. . . Addison DEPARTMENT CHAIRMEN Dr. Ruth Richardson. Spanish Dr. Rirhardson lias given unselfishly of her experience and intellect to her students. She has graced many of the campus functions with her quiet personality and her associates can vouch for her deep understanding of those who work for and with her. Dr. Richardson Mr. I .ANGELLI MR M. Paul Langellier, French With tru- ly Gallic tastes. M. Langellier personifies the typical French teacher. Me is not only the teacher hut the friend and coun- selor of the many students with whom he comes in contact. Mr. Owen ( riffith Groves. English Mr. Groves can look up from his appar cnt philosophical detachment and give a contemplating smile. Undisturbed by the short-I ived tastes of a few. he has formu- lated a well-integrated curriculum de- signed lor the maximum of culture. Mr. Groves Dr. Blankner Dr. Frederika Blankner. Classics Anyone who has read any of Frederika Blanker s verse can well realize that here- in lie the expressions of one who has lived and experienced joy and suffering. Dr. Siegfried II. Muller, German A touch of the old world is mixed with enough modernism to make his classes a pleasure to attend. Possessing the tradi- tional German wit. Dr. Muller finds no difficulty in putting people at ease. Dr. Muller 41 -12 Tu e Farr Corner THE LIBRARY Miss Gallagher and her crew of lireless assistants handle a collection of over 50,000 volumes augmented by many other publi- cations. To the student, the Library means the jam at the desk between classes and at three o clock. It is the quarter paid for late reserves. It is the packed hours ol frantic searching for materials and the few moments of quiet reading. I he library serves to enrich the experience of the students of Adelphi whether they are studying to be scions of industry. Einsteins or errant knights of the fourth 43 estate. HONORARIES Sigma Delta Pi Members: G. Siegel. K. I'.ngler, A. Irrn.mt! . I. Ijilmlc, M, Serra. V. Ben- m;i. R Shapiro, R. Lusthader. A. IVrez. M. I iiuIIiImoiii. I-. Rosen garlcn. Of ceiiii. M; Occemi. Die Bode nr unde Members: D. Adams. I.. Anderson. M lhisln. , I . Bales. R. ( orn, I C atro| a, Ci. Bauer, I.). Evendoii, C . Goddard. M. Gross, l. Gurke. M. Hayden, A. Mcrljorl, C. H. Urlado, I. G-lir. .1. I.illine, R M.trill, I . Melimel, I. Melvin. C. Morgan. D Pnddi. M. Scliarl, I' Sclioen. A. Slucrhorst. Si. Tsu .uki. I:. 1 urnovska. A Quinlan. I Allireelit. A. DiCcsare. A. Fcuer. B. I lari, N Hollister. A. Klein. B. Mitchell. G. Scliiff. Stern. I Zcilrn. 44 Members: II. Amanpour. 15. Ackerman. I.. Angeln.vku', R. Bermaoli. I. Break- stone. A. Bucinor, I. Brill. P. Cliinnery. V. (� uercio. . Henry. R. Kir-.li. M. Lindl lom. R. I iisll .t(lor, I Marl.orr. ( . Mounirr. I. Moras-co. I. Prodo. S. Scwnrtz. . Sepe . N. Su kind. h. I urnduskv. ( . Weil, R. Young. D. inn. G. urii Le Cercle h rancais Boning for Living Issues 45 LANGUAGE CLUBS Being a language major was once an unenviable position, but we ve noticed in this past year, a new height of interest with all literary majors. It s possibly due to the new incentive found in the lively language clubs. I he Spanish Club has made wonderful advances since it has encouraged the participation of its foreign-born students in its popular meetings. I.e Cerele Francais has lost none of its continental charm due to M. I.angelliers renewed enthusiasm in overseas education plans. Freedom from the classroom atmosphere and an interesting program make Die Bodenrunde a highly desired extra-curricular activity. T he tripping bi-lingual longues and light hearts give the Italian C lub a well flavored zest, while Dr. Blanker still beckons Plato and Cicero from their pedestals to enjoy an afternoon with the Classics Club. 1 he lot of a language major is far from sorry as they strive toward a better under- standing of other lands and peoples. Miss Durrz Classics Club yicmbrrs: 0. MeKiemnn. R. Alexander. t£. Oguori, I I.mrnt en. P. I ladficld, S Cifnrelli, I . Loprcsli. R Im ovil . (’. Oliver!. S. Vilender. V. Pi-iiott.i. P. Pisciollii. .1 IVjrono. M. LaPcmina. S. DAngelo, Mnrchcse. P. Karisli, A. Rotella, M. Gidfic, I Salvato, C. Rusinek, I). Ilanncman. I'. Von Embcrg. M. Prana. I. Gregg, Lipnicki. 46 Spanish Club Members; E. Alexander, 1. Angclaskas. M. Art. J. Baumann. V. BenneH, A. Betancourt, M Bilak. M. Busom, L. Cenali. B. Dauncnbaurn. K. hngler, A. Femaiule . R. Fox. R. (mine . V. Guerrio. I. HnilbI( om. ( . Hlirt.nio. K. Ku ter, 1. lutitate. M. I .nmpnsnnn, G. I-nine, I' I-au. I'. I .lende. R. I.Uvtbader. M. Media- villa. h. Morgan. M. Occcna. Orcenn. B. Ragarin. ,1. Rare. . A. Rare . . Perkins. I'.. Riba. M Ross. O Rudd. B Snlymou. I. Santori. I. Sa porta. G. Segal. V. Sepe . M. Serra. W. Soutlilea. I!. Stone. O. Iolcdo. E. I urnovska. M. I’yler. R. Vincent. M. Volante. ( . Zurich. Members: B. Mere. S. Cifarelli. M. I.al emina. R. Risciotta. I . Lopresti. R. Alexander. V. Racifico. A. Rotella, (' Engel. N. Marthese. .1. Salvato. S. D’Angelo. D. I usco. J. Rcrrone. I. Labate. M. Serra. C. Olivierie. V’. Risciotta. Italian Club •17 Jeff Allen If you see a chec kered vest coming down I lie liall you II know llial in il will be Jeff. I his willy Kappa Pi Alpha man will have no Iroublc in keeping his chin up in his chosen field of Lnglish as his fraternity brothers can well testify. Haideh Amanpour Iran’s gift Io Adelphi was pretty I laideh. She possesses a soft smile, sombre eyes and natural reserve wliic h have won for her many close friends al Adelphi. Upon graduation she will divide her lime between her husband and writing. I he French Club will miss ibis staunch member. I.illian Angelakos I his charming French major is bound to set Parisian eyes a-popping some day. A member of both the French and Spanish Clubs. Lillians ambition is lo be a teacher—and a right sweet one she II make too. Ctrace l.ouise Beer Always gay and bubbling, ('■race raced her wav through four active vears at Ad elphi as chairman of Fun Night 1049. I.V.C.F.. and manager of W.A.A. teams. I ler Sigma kappa sisters will miss C «race s good humor. Virginia Bentiett I ler red hair, her winning smile and her pensive personality made her an outstanding addition to Adelphi s campus from the provinces. She easily found a place in our Spanish Department. Agnes Betancourt Good things come in small packages and Aggie s no exception. I his pint-sized Puerto Rit an Miss is a member ol the Spanish C lub. International Students Club and avid Ian of an Art” Club. Adelaide Blumherg May Day IS was a great success which was in part due to Adele s executive ability on that committee. I his personable Senior was also President of Phi Sigma Sigma sorority as well as being a member of the Junior Radio Work- shop. Richard Boehm Dick s literary training extends from Adelphi to the Sorbonne. He likes Shakespeare and the New York Giants. No. No, girls, he s mar- ried. I lis wit and understanding make him a great guy lo know. 48 Robert Brady 1 hose erudite drama columns in guidon were I lie result of Bob's prolific pen. He has also exercised bis literary abilities on the Editorial Board ol pylon, using the Classics Club for relax- ation. Bob will definitely be missed in the English Department. Warren Burdett Warren lias high aspirations toward a journalism career and is well-prepared with a strong background as an English major. As secretary of Iota Phi Alpha fral. bis social life is full. I le excels as a pianist in bis spare time. Phyllis Chinnery I be import-export business will be gaining a valuable newcomer in Phylli s wi lb her proficiency in French and her leadership abili ly. She showed her friendly and understanding nature as President and Secretary of the Musketeers and Presi- dent of the Le Cercie Francais. Charles E. Conrad With a decided Hair for tin finer things. Charles expressed himself most aptly as a diligent member of the Dance and Drama groups. An English major with many stimulating ideas which he offered during his coffee-time patter in the Snack liar. Cjenevieve A. Cook Sparkling and winsome at the same time, commuting from New York never phased this young enterprising. English major. I In Wrong Island Snail Road served as a reading room for her. I hick volumes light the way to graduate study for this Phi Dell Senior. Flinor Fendelt I here is certain success in store for this pretty Phi Sig. Scholastically she proved herself more than capable as evidenced by the fact that she is on the Dean's List with high honors. Ellie s written for pylon, is on guidon staff and be- longs to Hillcl. Anthony Fernandes Here’s one fellow who can really handle the Spanish language. Proof of the fact: he s a member ol Sigma Della Pi and President of the Spanish Club. Iony’s constant good-humor and sincerity have made him a popular student. Ask any of his Eta Iota Omega brothers or fellow New - man Club members. Dorothy G. l ischer On with the dance might well be Dottie s motto, lor she loves it. Vice-Presi- dent of the Dance Croup and active on W.A.A.. she has combined these activities with writing for pylon, with an eye on a future in the field of Eng- lish writing. Lee hricdman Confident and sociable, aided by an easy conversational aptitude, i.ees pleasant witty manner and interest in dramatic mailers have brought him association willi lire intellectual set. I lere is a critical and creative mind and genuine personality. Blakely Gilmore Willi a sharp eye lor truth and good taste. Tom will have lo make good in journal- ism. His keen mind and wil have left their impression on a host of friends and co-workers. I lis Kappa Pi Alpha brothers will testify to his geniality and humor. Sylvia Greenfield I his vivacious and charming lass that hails from Brooklyn hopes to tread the boards after graduation. Her B.A. in Dramatic Art from Alma Mater will certainly aid in making her tin bright star she deserves lo be. Vincent Guercio Gallic wit and charm have been developed to the n tli degree in this enter- prising French major. Gold Mask and Glee Club served to cultivate his artistic tastes whi le Lc Cercie Francois and Sigma Delta Pi membership give him a cosmopolitan air. Rita Hollander Combine thoughtfulness and re- serve with a profound interest in other people and the result in Rita. I he library is her second home, as is the case with all English majors. With all of these trails she also has a sharp sense of humor. Warren C. Kask A strong man for Omicron Pi and Bo-bop. An unassuming gentleman with serious ambitions. Warren finds great satisfaction in the works of the English masters of literature. Judy Katz I he artist of Alpha Epsilon Phi and Adelphi. Judy was Art editor ol the -19 Oracle and chairman for All College Night and May Day. She will always be remembered for her sorority sketches at rush parties. Abe Kaufman Abe could always be counted on to brighten up those coffee table conversations in the Snack Bar with some gem. I liese gems he ac- quired as an English major. Abe hopes to become closely associated with the liquor industry. 50 Lawrence A. Kelly A willing hand. Larry s term on Honor Board helped direct the cause of the honor system at Adelphi. An ardent follower ol the princi- ples of N ewman. he was well known in the Newman Club and was a familiar figure at all of its functions. Warren S. Kornberg A member of the Pro- visional Student Government this able English major s serious side is offset by a well developed sense of humor. W arren was a representative to National Students Association. An active member of Round 1 able this boy also gave of his energies to GUIDON work. IZlaine Krom I ler vampishly short haircut and a beaming smile are all the identification you need to recognize Elaine Krom amidst Adelphians. She can be found playing bridge with her Alpha hpsilon Phi sisters in the ’ II Lounge. Tullio Labate A serious student of Spanish with a fine American sense of humor. I tillio has found time to indulge in many activities. I lis endless study of the books he’s sure to be carrying have made him a member of Sigma Delta Pi. Memberships in the Spanish and Italian Clubs add to his list of social activities. Irma M. Lebowitz Ardent member of Hillel. Irma spent many happy hours planning for their social functions. An hnglish major with a bent toward the Education side, this Iota Alpha Pi will be a great addition to the leaching profession. Xorma Leveiti I he magician waved his stick and blonde, beautiful Norma stepped out of his magic box greeted by the appreciative whistle of Adelphi males. This pretty lass boasts Alpha Epsi- lon Phi as her sorority. Rhode Island her home. Mcm vu Lewy Hailing from Michigan. Marilyns an English Literature major, but enjoys tennis and swimming as well as her reading. Can she blush a pretty pink in Living Issues I II say. Ruth Luslbaclcr Being engaged never seemed reason enough for Ruth to stop being active on cam- pus. Between trips to Washington, she s managed to serve as secretary of Hillel and Vice-President of l.e Cercle Francais. She is also an active member of Alpha Epsilon Phi and Sigma Delta Pi. 51 Hugh McDougall. Jr. I high majored in Scotch. I mean English. at Adelphi. I le intends to study for his master’s degree at Columbia. Met his high- land lass in his freshman year. ( mess what hap- pened? I hat s right they did a highland (ling. Mary :. Burns Mt Dougall Meet the Missus. Majored in English and husbandry. Will study lor her masters degree in English I .iterature at Colum- bia. Met her lad in her freshman year. Both have had their highland fling. Mary Alice McKinstry As president of Iri-Dell. Mary-Alice spent two active years as Pnnhel dele- gate and was chairman ol the Greek Cotillion in 1940. A soft spoken gal with great literature as her goal, we are sure she will be a success. Gloria Merlons A member ol Iri-Dell sorority. Gloria worked tirelessly for four years on guidon and was President of the Canterbury Club. She also worked on the Frosh-Sophomore dance and is a member ol the A.C.C.A. I lope Alayers Her warm friendly manner en- deared I loncy to all her associates at Adelphi. A glance from her melting brown eyes is enough to send any of her many male friends spinning. All this, and a knack for things literary too! Myrtui Alolnar I lere is a bridge playing senior with the habit of getting good marks. Myrna’s out- standing interest is riding. I he rest of her energy is used up in active club participation. English and I fillel to be exact. She liasn I wasted any time while iit Adelphi. lames Perrone I he classical dramatist with a flair for the artistic. Jim is a well known member of the Newman. Classics anti Italian Club. As Presi- dent ol Gold Mask and Dance Group he led the Little Theatre crowd” to greater things. Vila Pisciolta Her satirical comments and dry wit enlivened the guidon oflice during her slay as inquiring reporter and satirical poet. V ila s list of activities include Glee Club. ’49 Oracle literary staff, and secretaryship of the French Club. 52 Sally-Sue Richmond Sally-Suc's philosophy ol living, “not existing.” has won her many friends and will always guarantee her an exciting life. Her busy career at Adelphi included the chairmanship of Agora. Make-up Editor of guidon and membership in I.V.C F. jYrinrv Bloom Rohiner Nancy s vitality won lor her the title ' Song Leader of Adelphi and the class of ’50.” All College Night saw Nancy active in the Senior skit. An energetic member of women s A.A., she was its treasurer and camping trip manager. Her Alpha Epsilon Phi sisters are understandably proud of her. Frank Rosengarten Frank s managed to inject some of his dynamic personality into Hi I lei while serving as its president. He has also appeared in various dramatic productions and is a member of Sigma Delta Pi. tennis team and Alpha I au Rho. Joan Rulchik Ooing through the trials and tribu lations of being an English major came easily to this gal simply because she always was composed and serene. Her Phi Sigma Sigma sorority can testify to her good humor also. Diane Schwat The possessor of a rare, spoil taneous and sophisticated wit. I )iane has delighted many at the Snack Bar “coffee time get-togethers. She reads piles of books, just like all English majors, and is interested in discussions of every problem. I lillel says farewell to a valuable member. Gladys Segal Gladys surmounts that lower of Babel that is the language division by walking away with honors in French and Spanish. A Dean's List celebrity with a Hair for the dramatic, she served as president of Sigma Delta Pi and held many leads in Summer 1 heat re Productions. Vivian Sepez Vivian s gay personality has won her many friends here at Adelphi. Her interest and proficiency in languages arc shown by her member- ship in both the Spanish and French clubs. Vi was secretary and treasurer of the latter organization. Alice Sobel When she dances. Martha Graham best look to her laurels. C orky s president of the Dance group, member of Gold Mask, served on All C ollege Night Committee as well as doing chore- ography for several campus productions. All this and a one night stint on C.B.S. television too. 55 Louella Irene Sude I In drama is Lous choice. Radio workshop. television, radio advertising have trained Lou in the fine points of the theatre —as was seen in Beggars Opera. An Iota Alpha Pi girl to hoot and one they can certainly he proud of. C race Torykian Chairman of Panhcllenic Ball and Literary Editor ol the 1040 Handbook. Grace has a reputation for being a hard working and capable girl. I ler Kappa Alpha I beta sisters and fellow Newmanites will vouch for her good-natured enthusiasm. A career in advertising is her goal. Consuelo I roncoso Connie s application to her chosen field. English, is well shown by her member- ship in Round Fable and guidon. She plans to use this knowledge in law. I he Musketeers serve as Connie s source of relaxation. Kathryn Vorbach Kay look time out from pur- suing her ideal of being a high-school English leach er to lend her administrative ability to many activ- ities. I his sparkling gal was President of Kappa Alpha I beta. Vice-President of Panhellenic Asso- ciation and an editor of guidon. Miriam W'alder Miriam could really understand English. Has an interest in things from Hillcl to dance committees with a little I.Z.F.A. and French Club in between. Miriam hails from them lhar Forest Hills, but certainly does not act nor think like a yokel. Nuala Walsh A gal with winning ways and personality to boot is Nuala who promises to lake the writing profession bv storm upon graduation. She was a capable treasurer of Newman Club: its lund reached its highest fulfillment during her term in office. Mary M. Westervelt Quiet sweet Westy could have stepped from the pages of Charm magazine. With I ler personality and intelligence, personnel work should spell success for her. As vice-president of Harvey I lall. recording secretary for Kappa Alpha Theta, ami a staunch member of the Newman Club. Westy has shown her willingness to work. Patricia . Wilson Pal served student govern- ment as Executive Board Member, and from a social standpoint she worked as chairman of the Jr. Prom Committee. She voiced the feelings ol the student body to the Administration through the newly formed Student Relations Committee and to the public by working on guidon and oracle. Pat also was a mem- ber of Honor Board and I ri I )ell sorority. 54 Phyllis Louise Winchel Intelligence and friend- liness are happily blended in Phyllis. Her intelli- gence is well illustrated by her presence on the Dean’s List in her freshman year, honors in her sophomore year and Sigma Delta Pi. She was also script manager of A.B.S. Carol Wiseman Cambv. as she is affectionately known to her Delta Gamma sisters, has a definite talent when it comes to literature. Her piercing inter- pretations of Shakespeare and Poe made her out- standing in her department of English. Floyd 1. Wood A Chi Sigma man. Floyd majored in English and leaves a long and varied list of activities. He was on the Golf team for three year, guidon for two years and was active on Pylon. He served as a capable representative to the Inter- Fraternity Council. Janice Wurlhel King Arthur’s roundtable had nothing on Adelphi s own Roundtable with Jan s sharp wit to add to its intellectual villles. An Alpha Epsilon Phi girl with plenty on the ball, she was a member of Panhellcnic and Hillel. Dolores Zinn All things Gallic interest this vi- vacious French major. A moving lorce in Le CereJe Francais and Hillel. she served as a very efficient and competent secretary and treasurer of Iota Alpha Pi sorority and her pearls ol wisdom will long be remembered by her sorority sisters. Camera Shy Harold J. Asaph hdna (i. Auerbach Annette G. Baden Fred H. Bargelzi John P. Bergen lean Axselrod Bernstein William H. Bloch Marie Ada (ic nielli Joseph V. Coyle Barbara A. Draper Constance M. Dugan Cdoria K. Eralinger Cloria G. Fricderiberg Anita Gelb Jane Sue Gould I heodore S. Grant Helen Gregorios Rosalie M. amison Wi Hi am Kalaidjian Grace A. Kraut Joan M. Krugman James LaCorle Eleanor . Larsen A lelvin Levine Osborne R. Alac Kenzie Dolores R. Mischo John R. Munn Dorothy O. Orr Dorothy I.. Norris Evelyn C. Oslron Anne E. Quinlan Adelaide B. Reisfeld Raymond F. Rietschel Monroe Roth Eleanor Roumel Susanna Rudd Mary Elizabeth Ryan Marilyn . Soderberg Frances A. Valentine Lois I. w iding Nancy S. Wolf Rex C. Young George J. Ballard E rederich Broohs Clarion D. Brown Robert P. Bullen Wanda H. Grau Anton L. I lenig Charles II. Kelley Eleanor G. Lustgarten Alan L. yioon Geoffrey W. Pelletier John E. Reynolds Margaret I h Ringlehan Jeanne Ci. Schreiber Alfred M. Scot I i Annabelle S. Slapen Mary Vielsacher Walter R. Wright 56 SOCIAL SCIENCES Dissatisfaction wi th ill e world in which we live and determination to realize one that shall he better, are the prevailing characteristics o f the modern spirit. . . . Dickinson Mr. Pope CHAIRMEN Mr. Mackeiizie Pope Economics Anyone who lias experienced I he stimulation of a class with Mr. Pope can gi ve full te slimony lo the truth that this man makes you think. By the use of graphs. Mr. Pope can make seemingly remote economic factors take on an aspect closed lo our everyday existence, with care fully chosen, powerful words. Mr. Pope brings those graphs to life. His combination of vigor, fairness, and eloquence all go toward making him an excellent man for the tremendous job of presenting a well-integrated program in economics. Dr. Ballaine Mrs. Purinton Dr. Snyder Dr. Oscar D. Anderson. Psychology A course presented by Dr. Anderson is practi- cally a “must.” f lis method of lecturing has indeed proved his capable assimilation and pre- sentation of knowledge. I)r. I'rancis K. Ballaine. Philosophy Not without wit. Dr. Ballaine upsets adoles- cent dogmatism but offers in return a certain reassurance to well-thought-out hopes. His simple sincerity makes him a “one in a million. Dr. Anderson Dr. :. Louise Ware, Sociology A sweet pleasant manner without a trace ol professional coldness is a perfect picture of I )r. Ware. She is the best example of her own phi- losophy-personal happiness and self -confidence. Mrs. Sylvia Purinton. Home Economics With a gentle smile and an air of dignity she goes about the assignment of molding her charges into poised women, ready to assume the trials and duties of both marriage and professional life. She guides a comprehensive program of education and professional training for her lively charges. Dr. W are Dr. Chester Barrows. I lis ton,' A Barrows has become the supreme password in the History Department. Once a student has gone through one ol those courses, he has filled a great void in his undergraduate experience. Dr. Barrows is an historian as well as a lecturer. Dr. Agnes Snyder. Education. A pioneer in ex perimental education. Dr. Snyder now acts as co- ordinator of educational programs at Adelphi s cooperative teacher-training schools. Dr. Snyder is a truly great educator. Dr. Barrows HONORARIES History Guild Mcfii x'f.s: I’ K.iri'li, l)r. Ernst. M. Dick. Dr. Barrows. S. Limlru-r. Mr. I reloussc. 60 Mrs. Tymeson Mrs. White Mr. Jones Mr. Cantfil Dr. Disher Mrs. Harris . Grunwald Mr Dr. Kitay Dr. Hall r ' Dr. Ernst Miss Snyder Mr. Hayden Bloss Dr Mr. Warriner 61 Members: I. Richard. I . Karish. I’ Handrail. S. Rit lunond. V I. McDonald, I . Stem, A. Rosner. (5. hberl. I Sobol. S. Kl •■in, I'. Rosenporten. D. Rubin, I l..« sol, L. Lesser. I'. Roiiiiih-I. I.. BumIi. G. Stcrrill, N. Lub.ish. N Newman, A. Greenberg. P. I lendrii h. A. V Samson. M. Levine. R. Kirscli. I . Alport. B. WVi� . ( I csser. 1'acuity Members: Dr. Lrnst, Adviser, Mr . Groves. Sociology ( lub Members: A. Nevin. .1. I hornas, I). Jackson, I. Johnson, S. Rocmer, H. Olsen. D. Wo-tern. I'.. Lllis. D. Adams. S. Marcus. J. Gould. V. C alacci, I. Robinson, L. Blankincycr, I. Hamberger. T. Greef. II. Daly. L. Walrapp. R. DoNccrgaanl. R. Me Grane. 62 Home hconomics Members: I. Klipp. J. Boos. P. Quinn. J. Comnys. S. Slioir. R Angus. A. Biorotli. I'.. Rutherford. M. D upin. B. Romar, D. Prncli. .). Reynolds. I. Blumcnfeld, M. Posci� , I. Rowe M. Meyers. K. Smith. M Bauer. M. Mclicnney. D. Watkins, M. I nine. A. Jones. I. Martin. M. Gannon. J. O’Nicl. I Hwlgc. II. Ravdon. G. Rella. P. Markins. 13. I lanncman. 63 � m Members I. Pari . A. Quinl.in: T. Grani. W. Henry. II Ham morselling. M. Rowan. I. Wliiton Waldorf School Psych Club I'ir.'l Ron- K. Read. I . Hnndcrick. . Mc- Donald. Dr. Kitlay. I . Califnno. F3. rin- IjIjiII. St-rorul Rmr: R. Alexander. II. Popper. (Stcrril, J. Salvalo. I o liclp children to grow will� tlie ability to express themselves beautifully and easily is the aim ol the Waldorf School, which presents the material necessary so that the child will want to learn and will want to do the work. Learning should not he a painful process, says Dr. Hermann von Baravelle. director of the program. I here are a I most 100 lucky children from all parts of Nassau County at this time at Waldorf. I hey start from kindergarten and go through second grade. After this coming September, an exten- sion to the hac k of the school will he made to take care of classes up to the third grade. Plans are being made for similar extensions to In added every year or two until eventually there will he a high school across the road from the present school. 65 Dorothea Jean Adams Lor the past lour years Dot's good humor and charm have won her many friends. Active in student affairs, political and ath- letic. she is a member of Lantern. Executive and I lonor Boards. Student Relations Committee. Presi- dent of Musketeers. Treasurer of W.A.A.. member of Editorial Board, of oracle and the Sociology Club. Seena Adler Sparkling and vivacious. Seena always provides the pause that refreshes. Iota Alpha Pi sorority and 11 i 11 1 have profited from her enthusi- astic and cooperative support. Her various spare hour activities include bridge, knitting, dancing and ath- lel ics. Philip Alperl Besides being a member of Agora. I lillel. Political Science. International Relations and Philosophy Clubs. Phil maintains that he is most active in the anti-worriers club which wed call a pretty good idea. 1 he boys at 65 think so too! Doris Arnoys Doris warmth of personality shines forth in her many friendly associations. With a flair lor political analysis, she can always be sure of hold- ing her own in any discussion. She carried a well-bal- anced interest in history and current events beyond the classroom with her many departmental activities. i orma Beers Normas biggest job at Adelphi was the editorship ol the 1949 ORACLE. She has served on Student Government and Honor Board and w ell deserves the distinction ol being elected to four honorarios. Lantern. Who s Who, History Guild and Delta I au Alpha. Annette Bengelsdorf Gay and lighthearted, this senior admits that she doesn't have any real hobbies, but her love for playing bridge in the 11 lounge seems to fill her spare time adequately. I his charm- ing Phi Sigma gal is going to be missed next year. Michael Biondo A Sigma Chi from Colgate, since his arrival on campus Micky became Advertis- ing Manager of guidon, publicity chairman of the 19 All College Ball, wrote for pylon and was a par- ticipant in the Creative Arts program. He s been one very busy boy. we II say! William P. Bird As one of the organizers of Iota Phi Alpha and later President of his fraternity. Bill also demonstrated his administrative ability by found- ing the Photography Club. I le was a member of the History Guild and expects to leach or do research in I lislory. 66 Ann Boriotli Dark hair anti a beautiful smile make this I Ionic Economics major a fine prize for any fellow. Ann was an ardent Newman it e and one of the Musketeers. As president of I lome Le Cluh. she displayed much ability which she will utilize as a dietician. Lisa Branch A quietness and reserve characterize this psychology major. I ter sincerity of purpose with occasional touches of gay humor inspired many of us to more serious pursuits and endeavors as a result of her splendid example. Shiarl S. Brown Smiling brown eyes conceal a penetrating mint! that hops rapidly from Freud to Adler and back again in a split second. Always ready for a discussion delving into the depths of things experimental, this senior was also an active partici- pant in the Coll ege s social whirl. Madeline Brunks Maddy is a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma and found time for Psychology Club and S.C.A. activities despite the hard work involved in getting a degree in three years. 1 he profession will be proud of one who has such a devotion to lea lung hildren. Lila Busch A doll in every sense of the word. History is her lield but Lila did not limit herself. She was on the I handbook Committee and kepi many a discussion sparking at Agora meetings. Lila was also active on guidon and All College Night Committees. Delta C lamina sisters are justly proud ol her. Paul Califano Poised for a career in medicine, in which be will bo just as successful as in his under- graduate work. Paul held office in the Psych Club and Upsilon Psi Chi. pylon staff and Agora also had the benefits of this popular senior. Anne Carillo Underneath her ability for exag gerated good humor lies a sincere nature and a clear thinking mind. Newman and Ski Chibs as well as All College Night skits held her interests while Sigma Kappa sorority and a red convertible com- pleted her social life. Emily Miller Cherry Kappa Kappa Gamma sis- ters shared the warmth of this charming Hislor major. Indispensable to the '-19 oracle photo staff. Emily also served on the 48 All College Night Committee and in many other college functions. 67 Martha Clapp Marly is a girl of few words but infinite charm. She has that Alice in Wonderland expression, a pensive month and dreamy eyes. I he Kappa Kappa Gammas are proud to claim this win- some Massachusetts miss, as woidd be any lucky guy. Marjorie Coffey Pond s is not necessary for an engaged girl as is proved by ibis extremely attractive transfer student from Indiana University. Marjorie will leave a friendly memory with everyone in the Psychology department. Albert Colello A transfer student from Colorado A. and M. two years ago. AI joined Omicron Pi fraternity, the Italian Club and the Newman Club in his short two years here. AI aided Omicron in win- ning the intramural sports title with liis participation. Jean G. Comyns It is always a friendly encounter when you meet this attractive Kappa Kappa Gamma gal in the halls of the S Building. Busy being a mainstay of the Home lie Department. Jean also was a devoted Ncwmanite and chairman of a very suc- cessful Christmas Bazaar. Kenneth J. Costello Kenny is one man who loves action. Football in 47 provided plenty of it. and since then Nu Sigma, the Newman and Spanish Clubs have been lucky enough to gain his support. Foreign Service is Kenny s goal after graduation. Anne Cummings Randy s serious interest in social work will carry her far in her field. A playful personality to match sparkling eyes made her a well known and appreciated gal in Alumni Hall. Carroll J. Daly Sigh! Here he is girls—-blond curly hair and calculating blue eyes. I listory is his field with political science as a specially. I le is Vice President of Delta Phi Gamma fraternity, and was Business Manager of guidon '46- 47. He is a delegate to Interfralernity Council and Public Relations Manager of Men s A.A. Doris Dayton Doris puts her Sociology major to practical use in her varied list ol activities: President of Kappa Kappa Gamma. Chairman of All College Night in 48, Secretary to W.A.A.. Committee on Student Instruction. May Day Committee and Bas- ketball Squad. 68 I.nid Delisser Her many friends know her good nature and swell understanding of the deeper prob- lems. something necessary since she majored in His- tory. Enid was an active participant in all dorm activities. Stephen J. Dibble I he histon,- of Steve is to be found in the annals of Adelphi s Canterbury. Classics and Glee Clubs. His businesslike attitude and friendly manner has earned for him the presidency of the Canterbury Club for 1910. Marilyn R. Dick Keenly aware of current events. Marilyn also manifests a lively interest for historical events of the past. Coffee time at the Snack Bar finds the History Guild president recruiting enthusiastic add it ions to an already popular I listory department. Daniel f. Didio Dan served two years on Adelphi s baseball team. He is a charter member of Pi Sigma fraternity and is active in Newman Club. Seymour Disraely Seymours good humor and everlasting school spirit are qualities that make him a popular fellow with his Iriends at Adelphi. He was elected to Upsilon Psi Chi for his studious pursuits in the lield of Psychology. lames . Driscoll Bursting with school spirit, Jim is a familiar ligure at every college function. A member of Alpha Phi Bela fraternity and Interfra- ternily Council, he has been an indispensable par- ticipant in both organizations. Varsity football kept him busy in 17 and histon- teaching will keep him busy in the future. Debra Dubin Phi Sigma Sigma proudly claims Debra as one of its most active members, since she was Vice-President of her pledge class and represen- tative to Metropolitan Board. Psychology Club and Spanish Club also had claims upon her time. Marqaret Dzupiti Dreamy blue eyes and soft blonde hair arc this gal s outstanding characteristics. By the way fellows, this Home Economics major specialized in cookies—and such cookies. Marge is Secretary of State Home Economics Club. 69 Cdadys Ebert I'or sucli a little girl she’s surely clone a lot. Gladys been chairman of All College Night. Vice-President of the Political Science So- ciety. Secretary of I lillel. All College Ball committee, member of guidon and oracle staffs and Alpha Ep- silon Phi. Emily Ellis Onc.e you vc seen her smile you will never forget it. I his dynamic smile and natural en- thusiasm needed by all sociologists is abundant in this gal. I ler activities in dorm life and on .Judiciary Board have added to her understanding of people. hlarilyn Eeilerman All of her friends testify readily to her spontaneous humor and her abiding kindness. I he field ol Sociology needs people like this and it is going to get this one. Beauty along with brains travel with this gal. Barbara ( lasser I hose overused words like dy- namic and ’ gentle take on a strange dullness when describing Babs. I he Sociology Club knew her ener- gies well. I he spring cleaning of slums will go well with this gal on the squad. Ecnore Goldenbcrg After a restful summer in Europe. I.ennie mournfully put her nose back to the grindstone to complete her senior year. A gal with a twinkle in her eye and a ready sense of humor, she is well liked by her Alpha Epsilon Phi sisters and fel- low members of I lillel. Eleanor Goldsmith Behind the quiet charm of El lie. there lurks a heart of pure gold hacked by tremendous energy. She’s proved it by serving as President of I larvev Hall, working for the Red C ross and All College Night Committees and as a member 0 I the Psyc ■hologv Club and Student Relations Com- mittee. 1 lilda Goldstein Ibis energetic and sparkling Psychology major is a member of Phi Sigma Sigma sorority. She gave unsparingly ol her musical talents, to the Adelphi Orchestra and Glee ( lid). I lilda was also in the cast of the Beggars Opera. John Edgar Gould I hanks for the memories which John and his three buddies leave as members of the famous Garden ( «ate Quartet. Phi Glee C lub was fortunate in having this fellow as one of its mem- bers. Armed with the B.A. in Sociology. John in- tends to enter the field of Social W ork. 70 Richard Graf History is this boy s cbosen field and a well cbosen one as evidenced by his success in it. Dick promises to be one of those “we knew him” fellows. Those eyes of his reveal some alert thinking. Rila A. Granilz A variety of interests character- ize Rita, who though a Pysch major, divided her time between the Psych Club. Le Cercle Francais. 1 lillel. and bridge. Her domestic inclinations extend to a love of cooking. In music she hates jazz and likes classical and operatic music. Adele Schiff Greene A Phi Sigma gal who has dready done well in her chosen profession is this sociology major. Despite the demands of home, hus- band. and office. Adele s spirit, at least, was with Adelphi. Carol Haberman Sociology Club teas and talks held Carol’s interest during her years at Alma Mater. Social Work served as an outlet for her enthusiasm for people and all things human. Hillel work on philanthropies as well as social activities complete her contributions on campus. Paid Hand rich Here’s a guy to watch: he is going after the best. I he philosophical discussion groups and psychological empirics know they’ve found a speck of genius. Truly a man the world is crying for. Jane Hansen I oo bad. fellows, this blond doll is engaged and what a lucky guy. Another Kappa Kappa Gamma lovely, this Home Economics major was active in the I Iomc Economic Club and did not limit herself to indoor activities. lane is also an ac- complished swimmer, dancer and ice skater. Wot la gal! Sheila Harper Vitally interested in affairs nation- al and international is this pretty History major. Her sparkling and intelligent conversation captures the attention and admiration of all her listeners. The International Relations Club will miss its capable Secretary-! reasurer. Laurel Herman Marriage does not seem lo deter Laurie from her admirable aspirations in the social work field. Equipped with a B.A. degree in Sociol- ogy this young missus managed to fit in Hillel and All College Night in her extra-curricular activities as well as housekeeping. 71 Grace Nelson Horowitz Her children will never suffer from a lack of understanding. (iracie s educa- tion in Psychology will come through. Not confining herself to Psych department she was active in Hillel and helped make many of its functions successful. Marilyn Horowitz Dimples in her checks, a mop of black hair and a friendly smile—that s Marilyn. She belongs to the honorary Upsilon Psi Chi Hillel and was scribe of Alpha Epsilon Phi. Renee Israel Government may need a going over some day and Renee is well prepared to do the job. I ler Glee Club and guidon activities show her versa tilily. Hillel social functions were aided by her mem- bership on its Social committee. Carlos W. fames Here is a Sociology major who aspires to a place on a college faculty and until then indulges in a favorite pastime of coaching athletes. A winning charm and a pleasing voice lag him for quick success in his chosen field. Jack :. Jennings I hree years on the basketball court and one on the football team bounced this senior to popularity on campus. I Iis sincere anti quiet capabilities were belter demonstrated by his activity on Executive Board and Nu Sigma fraternity. Madeline II. Johnson An active Della C «anima this Sociology major was President of Student Li- brary Committee. Secretary ol the Sociology ( lid). Chairman of ticket s and invitations lor All C ollege Nile. Madeline was also active in the Newman and Psychology Clubs. All this and darn cute too. Valerie Jones As President of Delta Gamma sorority Val gave evidence of her abilities. She was on Daisy Chain anti served her class in its freshman year as its very capable songleader. Marriage keeps Val busy along with her knitting and piano. Paul Karish Paul s gift for clear thinking and logical presentation of his ideas is well illustrated in his presidency ol Agora, and as a member of Pi Gamma Mu. Success will be a sure thing because of his friendly and intelligent personality. Deuorah Kessell Devorah’s smiling face and win- ning charms brightened the functions of the French and Psychology Clubs. I ler devoted interest and warm interpretation of Sociology assures Dcvorah of muc h success in her chosen career in Social Work. ATajorio Kobre Cornwallis would never have been defeated if he had heeded tactician Majorie s wise words. A real gone’ gal on her selected field. I listory. Marge was active in the I fistory Guild and a zealous member of Alpha Epsilon Phi sorority. Barbara Korn Barbara plunged herself fully into I listory and the activities of the Psychology honorary and I listory Club, becoming President ol the former and I rcasurer of the latter. She was a member of Della I au Alpha and more than one All College Night committee. Carol Kountrian Combine outdoor girl complex ion with a sweet smile and sparkling eyes and you II have Carol, popular social chairman and editor for Kappa Alpha I beta. I ler capabilities and energies were also invested in the Biology and Psychology Clubs. Hotly Ann Kracbe I ler attractive smile and un- failing sense of humor will aid her greatly in her social work. A member ol Phi Sigma Sigma this gal was active in Hillel. Music and International Rela- tions Clubs. Her charms were added to the 1048 Daisy Chain. Doris Kraomer A member of I ri-Delt sorority. Doris rose from Frosh and Soph S.A. to presiding in her senior year. She was chosen to Lantern and Daisy Chain. Doris was nominated to ‘ Who s Who. Donald I.andsdown With a vital interest in his c hosen field. Economics. Don was an active partici- pant in the Political Science Club. Proficiency in expression is joined with a cjuick knack for the satiri- cal. I le’s a good man to have on your side in a debate. Loretta Leonard Loretta will lill one of the gaps in the Psychology field, and well at that. People of her calibre are few and far between, as any of her Phi Sig Sisters will tell you. I here were very few spare hours what with Agora. Psych and Spanish Clubs and I Iillcl. Florence Lessel She s always busy and il s no wonder, what with guidon, oracle, Gold Mash. All College Night and I Ii 11 1 behind her. In her spare lime Ho served as Vice-President of Iota Alpha Pi. Eleanor Lesser 1 his attractive History major shows her versatility by her activities in the History Guild and Classics Club. The Deans List held the name of this gal and Agora discussions were en- livened by her. A member ol Pi Gamma Mu and Iota Alpha Pi. iilcanor is on her way. Fanline LeYine Dorm life will never be the same at Alumnae I lall after Pauline leaves, and her gra- cious manner and sincerity left an imprint on the Sociology C lub and Hillcl. I.ucky is the man she marries this June. Walter Levine Music by Walter has become a password on campus. Waller is not only prolicient in music but his personality is just as melodious as his music. Walter furnished the music for the 19-19 I lowdy I lop. the most successful in Adelphi s history. Aline Levy Alines membership in two honor- arios. History Guild and the Political Science Honor Society, speaks for itself. Aline doesn I believe in all work, though: so for the social side of school she belongs to Hillel and Iota Alpha Pi. Margaret Lindblom Dean’s List. Sigma Delta Pi. Delta I au Alpha and I .e Circle Franyais head the list of many honors I .indy has received at Adelphi. Her sweet charm and winning ways warmed I.indy to Sigma Kappa sisters and Newman Club as well as PanhcIIenic. Sydcllc Linder Feature Fditor of Hillel light. member of History Guild. Pi Gamma Mu. Rush Chairman of Iota Alpha Pi—add these up and the result is Sydcllc Lindner—a nice result that is. too. '.lien Caller Lipshullz Prior to her marriage I'.llen was a capable treasurer of Phi Sigma Sigma sorority. A member of the Psychology Club, this striking redhead is now more interested in food than breud. 74 Gladys Litivin Keenly aware of her surroundings, with a warmth of understanding for her fellow man. this Daisy Chain beauty plans to make sociology her chosen profession. Other activities include I Iillel and the Sociology Club. Alildred T. Mqddock Here is petite perfection in person. Charming and sophisticated Holly has a flare for unusual, attractive clothes. President of Phi Mu. Chairman ol May Day 1050. Newman and Spanish Clubs prove that she is an industrious miss. I he possession of a law degree would make her life com pletc. Sue Alarcus If you bump into an attractive girl with a thick Boston accent, you’ll know sweet Susie. Being Vice-President of Alumnae Hall and A E Phi kept her busy as well as being a member of I Iillel and the Sociology Club. Gertrude May The lirst things you notice about this pretty lass are her blue eyes and dark hair. When you get to know her. you find that she’s a member of the Newman Club and Kappa Alpha I heta sorority. W alter AIcDonald As President of Adelphi s Psych Club. Walt demonstrated his administrative ability. Election to Epsilon Psi Chi is testimony to his scholastic ability. I Iis chairmanship of the E.C. S.C. registration .committee is proof of his bent for organization. Need we say more. Ruth McGratie W bile at Adel phi Ruth let no grass grow under her feet. Her magic touch brings success in all her activities. Eor example, take the Soph Variety Show and All College Nile. Member ship in S.A. and head of Honor Board, this Delta Gamma was also a member of Who's W ho. P.dward Megarr A member of Pi Sigma. Ed has proven his worth in the fields of athletics and Student Government. He was active on the track and cross country teams and served as chairman of Honor Board. Upon graduation. Ed will be commissioned 2nd Lieutenant in the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve. I'rcd Alessenier President of S.A. and Delta Phi Gamma along with being a member of the 65 club kept Fred busy. 1 le was business manager of ’49 oracle (peptic ulcers), one of C.C. squad. Student Government will really miss Freds untiring activity. Miriam Myerson An active girl, indeed! Upsilon Psi CTlii. Pi Gamma Mu. Psychology Club secretary. Modern Dance Group. E.C.S.C.. InterfuitIi Commit- tee. Secretary of I Iillel and chairman of its social committee. Top of all this she managed to he chair- man of an All College Nile Shit Committee. Virginia Munzer lake a look fellas—a real doll. Ginny really does her I ri Delt sisters justice. Her presence was noticed at many of the social (unc- tions and her contributions to the various other ac- tivities were numerous. Marion Myers Not only a charming look, hut a charming air as well. I his accomplished I lome Eco- nomics major will certainly make some lucky man a good wife. I he Home Economics Department was not alone blessed by her presence but Della Gamma sorority possessed in her a fine member and recording secretary. Alexander ). Xicoll. Jr. I bis jovial looking I I is tory major gave most of his spare time to the Canter- bury Club and prepares for a future in Theology. The delicate and exacting work necessary in model airplane building keeps him happy when the pres- sure lets up. Alma O’Braslty I iny. sweet, good natured are all perfect synonyms for Alma. She s a member of Up- silon Psi Chi. Alpha Epsilon Phi. and Hillel. A very pleasant person to have around, testify the gals in the dorms. Edward J. O’Connell As a Political Science major Ed should be well prepared for a career in the diplomatic corps. In just a few more years we may have an () Connell for Secretary ol Slate. Eze A. (Jgueri guidon was recipient of some ol E .e’s impressionistic features as well as a regular column. Political science and government are this friendly boy s chosen field and with his knack lor putting people at ease and drawing them out he s sure to be a success in international life. Active in many campus organizations. Eze will bring fond memories of Adelphi back to his beloved Africa. Claire . Orgel A B.S. in Education was her goal and she reached it. Claire transferred from New Paltz and N.Y.U. Teaching comes naturally to her what with all the practice she has had in raising her two children. 76 Frank Overton As a History major. Duffy is famed for his humor and swimming prowess. His Nu Sigma fraternity brothers can offer testimony to the fact that this boy will be on the rosier of the we knew him department. Claire Oxenberg I his thoroughly charming His- tory major will be remembered for her warm mezzo- soprano voice. Claire hopes lo do concert work after further intensive training in her field. John Michael Faris As president of the Inter- fraternity Council. John is responsible for directing the activities ol the frat ernities as integral groups on campus. I Ic held the offices ol Warden and I Iistorian of Pi Sigma fraternity, and was a member of the Psychology and Philosophy Clubs. Laurie A . Patterson Laurie was Charter member, treasurer and Interfraternity Council representative of Eta Iota Omega. I hat’s not all. Laurie was a mem- ber of the Spanish and International Relations Clubs. As a transfer from Penn State, he has made himself a niche easily. Sondra Lein Perloff Look lo this sparkling per- sonality for the answers to your success problems. She possesses a bright smile, a cherished wedding ring and is a member of Phi Sigma Sigma. Junior ( � oId Mask. I he Psychology Club also claims a share of her few spare hours. Harry Popper A member of Upsilon Psi Chi and Pi Sigma fraternity. Harry's college career has been an active one. He was secretary of his Junior Class and a delegate to the Eastern College Science Con- ference. I le contributed to the success of the All Col- lege Ball. All College Nile, and Junior Prom. Mrs. Popper and young John Harry have a Daddy lo be proud of. Doris Prach If you’re looking for an all-around college girl, then Doris is the one. Vice-President of the Home Economics Club, a member of Student Christian Association and the formation swimming group, she still finds time for prom trotting. Sin wants to be a dietician. We d risk a bet that she’ll be a good one. lanel Quinn An Education major. Janet is Vice- President of Kappa AI pi ia I beta sorority. On campus she cotdd be seen instructing children of Adelphi s Little I heater in swimming or involved in a deep discussion in the Snack Bar. Jan intends to teach History in grade school after graduation. Oh! lo be a schoolboy again! 77 I rank R. Ransome 1 listorv anti politics arc I We main interest of lliis Chi Sigma man. Serving as President of Wis fraternity and earning a football letter in 17 were not enougb. We was an able Presi- dent of Sanlini Housing Unit and lent Wis capabili- ties to tbe Inlerfralernily Council. Roderick C. Rasmussen Delta PWi Gamma fra- ternity testifies to tbe multitude of capabilities dis- played bv ibis winning senior. Student Government and Student Relations Committee served as a prov- ing ground for Wis future in government wWile intra- mural sports rounded out Rod s program. Kathleen Read 1 Wose sparkling eves disclose a bubbling personality and energy in abundance. 1 Wis Kappa Alpha I Wcta PsycWology major is a member of Upsilon Psi Cbi. tbe Psvcli Honora rv Societv. Kathy was Editor of the 49 pylon, co Editor of the t«S Handbook, secretary of the PsycWology Club and active in tbe Classics Club. I homos Rice 1 .veil tWougW a PsycWology major, lorn spent a great deal of Wis time seeking tWe chem- ical side ol F'reud in the CWcm department. His ever present social sell was always brought to the fore at all the Newman Club functions. Isabel Richard Proving her capability as I lillel President. X.S.A. delegate. Agora secretary and as a member of countless committees. Isabel Was been honored bv Pi Gamma Mu. Die Bodenrunde and Who's Who. Joseph L. Ripperger A charter member of Chi Sigma fraternity. Joe majored in Economics and was chairman of Men's Student Government. He took part in All College Nites, was a football manager and Freshman Orientation knew Wis talents. As a cheerleader—wow! Sheila Roemer With her B.A. in Sociology this gal goes into the unknown with a Iruillul four years behind her. Sociology Club. Band, riding, and fencing team, active on Red Cross committees. Stu- dent Government activities and debating prove her capabilities. Emily Rosenblatt One of Adelphi s most tal- ented artists with a lovable personality to go with it. I Wat is Emily with the sweet soprano voice and the very talented fingers. When she’s not studying music or psychology, her philanthropic work with the United Jewish Appeal and the Jewish Federation lakes most of her time. 78 Paula Rothenherg She's charming, she’s en- gaged, she came from Adelphi. AII in one breath. Paula personifies these three descriptions. Showing a breadth of thinking, she was ac tive in the Classic s Club and in her departmental activities. Edith A. Rutherford Drink a toast to the girl who thinks, acts and lives rationally. Her activities include United World Federalists. American Legion. WAC Unlisted Reserve, and the I Ionie Economics Club, and by the way. she’s a good cook. Jerome Salvato Jerry s genial and active nature is well shown by his work in Phi Lambda Rho fra- ternity as sec retary and Interfraternity Council repre sentalive. Cold Mask. Olee Club and the- Italian Club are all on his long list of «activities. Betty Schwaeher I he study of the inner work ings of the mind has occupied the favorite place in the higher education of the serious Betty. Phi Sigma Sigma and I lillel have given her social relaxation and golf and tennis, too. have helped. Betty Swartz Betsy has those eyes that reveal that the •ir owner has a clear-cut and concise view on life. I his will definitely aid her in her task of help- ing people through clinical work in psychology. Alaryellen Scully 1 his gal. an up and coming History major, made her own page of history here at Adelphi. Not confining herself to scholastic ac- tivities. Marvellen was present at a great many social functions and added vitality and charm to them. Jacqueline Sei fer On to greener fields with a B.A. in Psychology behind her. Jackie was elected to the honorary Upsilon Psi Chi and gave freely of her talents and energies to the Psychology Club. She is sure of success in any field. illiam J. Shine Bill's valuable contributions to his fraternity. I'.ta lota Omega, will not soon be forgotten. A sincere fellow with many good ideas, he also worked in the Interfralernity Council and on the GUIDON staff. 79 Sylvia Shorr Capable, steadfast and understand incf ... I hese words describe the energetic President of the Home Ec Club of Adelphi and the Intercol legiatc Council of Home Economics Clubs of New York. Not content with these responsibilities. Sylvia is also a member of Hillel and Iota Alpha Pi. Claire Siegel One of Ad elphi s most active stu- dents. Claire served as editor ol the Hillel light. treasurer of lire Junior Class and Representative to Exec Board. She devoted all her time as a senior to being the Editor-in-Chief of the GUIDON. For her service she was elected to membership in Who s Who. Arthur S nelders A Varsity basketball man. Art is an energetic and versatile athlete as shown by his outstanding record in football as well as basketball. In achieving his degree in History, he contributed actively to the Nu Sigma fraternity. Helen Spakowycz A devout Newmanile. Helen was present at many of the Newman Club s social ‘and cultural functions. She was also an energetic member of the Psychology Club and plans to obtain her M. A. at Columbia. fanies Spatola Jimmy s patience has been ex- tended more than once in his capacity of vice-presi- dent. president and I PC' representative of Omicron Pi fraternity, but the future history teacher has borne up under the strain and is one of the more popular members of his frat. Stanley Spiegel Stan will leave Adelphi well- versed in the three Rs. Rorschach. Reik. and rabble- rousing. Perhaps his interest in the canine world will turn him to the lucrative field of analysing Frus trated Pekcs. Ralph . Slander I Iis dignified, quiet counte- nance is only belied by that twinkling devil-mav-carc smile so unusual in a typical, enthusiastic Philosophy major. Ralph manages to be an active Delta Phi Gamma while searching diligently for the philoso- phies of life. Leonard Steinberg I lere is an addition to Adel- phi from the wilds of Queens C ollege and a mighty fine one at that. Psychology is his field, with an eye toward medicine. Lenny leans towards music and photography in his few spare moments. 80 Louis Li. Stern Agora was only one group at Adelphi that knew I .oil’s able conversation and ver- satility. He held the Snack Bar at attention with his williness and good humor. I his industrious gent is a potential teacher, well on the road to success. Graham Sterritt Graham will have no trouble in apply his psychology because he has much loo clear an understanding of people to mistake them for textbook abstractions. With his fine sense of humor and good looks no one need worry about his future. Dorothy Swartz Big brown eyes and a soft smile make this gal popular with the hoys. Home Eco- nomics keeps her busy hut not too busy to prevent her participation in Glee Club and being an out- standing member of Delta Gamma. Dot is Secretary- Treasurer of Alumnae Hall. Arthur . Switzer I listorically speaking this boy came to this fair campus from Waynesburg College in Pennsylvania and bis good looks and fine per- sonality did much towards finding him a place in the History department and the college in general. Carolyn Teperson Her Phi Sigma sorority sisters can give testimony of her abilities as can this list of activities: H i I lei. English and Sociology Clubs and a deep interest in music and antiques. She has her eye on a Master s degree also. Jean A. Thomas Versatility—that s Jean. Be- sides being a member of the Psychology. Sociology. Newman and Yacht Clubs, this pretty Delta Gamma worked on the invitations and tickets committees for All College X’ite. She is seen at most of the social functions at the college. Helen Timmons They are crying lor more of Helen’s calibre in the field of Sociology. Helen gives all to her major, her school, and to the w orld in general. She does not bold back the smiles either. Barbara Tomlines A package full of energy and pep. twinkling-eved Bobbie participated in “ham- ming” up several All College Nile skits for her class, and giving life to them, we might add. With a serious turn of mind to her major subject. Psychology. Bobbie will pursue Freud and Adler down the cor- ridors of graduate school. 81 Izdiyin Tullio Ed is one of those fellows you can t help lilting. Ambitious and hard working, he’s a quiet fellow. A member of lota Phi Alpha, lid is on I lonor Board, in the Photography. Spanish, and Classics Clubs. His ambition is to enter government service. Helen loclffkinson Ulz ivacious is surely a subdued description of this gal. A transfer from Syracuse U. where she was Alpha Xi Delta, she is another one of those accomplished I lome Economics majors. I ler list of activities at Syracuse indicates that she is indeed willing to give freely of her time to her interests. Susan Vilendrer One of Iri-Delts prettiest. Susan made Daisy Chain in her sophomore year. She kept busy as corresponding secretary of Delta Delta Delta, was a member of the Sociology and Classics Clubs, and counts knitting a favorite pastime. Albert W'einblatl Friends say tin- StorrAYein- blatt bantcrings are the only thing that kept them alive through Comparative Anatomy classes. Prc- Med. Psychology Clubs, and IlCSC also were en- livened by his inimitable sense of humor. Groce Wenetl I he sparkplug behind most of Gold Mask’s activities is Grace Wcnett. Aside from her dramatic work. Grace boasts membership in Omicron Psi Chi. Radio Workshop and the Bride lo-Be sorority of Adelphi College. 82 ARTS Beauty as we feel it is something indescribable: what it is or what it means can never be said. . . . Santayana DEPARTMENT CHAIRMEN Mr. Jacoby Victor Jacoby Drama and Speech 11 is work as Director o! the Summer Creative Arts Cen- ter. as director of and participant in many stage presenta- tions. and his numerous stage settings have contributed much to the fine work done by the Department oi Drama and Speech. Mrs. Mary Lou Plugge. Speech and Drama. Here is our own light from the Creat White Way. Mrs. Plugge brings to Adelphi the imagination and drive for perfection which are a prime requi- site for the successful carrying out of Adelphi s dramatics program. Mr. Lincoln Rothchilcl Art As Chairman of Adelphi s expanding Art Department. Lincoln Kotin hi Id has successfully instilled in the students of his Art Appreciation courses a richer under standing of the history of art from pre-his- toric times Io I In present day. Mr. Kolb child s personable nature combined with this broad knowledge make him an inspir ing man to work with. Mr. Lawrence Rasmussen Music I In music department has come a long way since the one horse days of Adelphi under the guiding hand of this capable musician. An expanded program geared to professional interests characterizes this part of the curricula. Mr. RothchiLd Mrs. Pi.ugge Mr. Rasmussen 85 Miss Holtischue Miss Munt Mr. Cronbach Miss Cutler Miss Stanistreet Miss Schreiber Mr. Schimmel Mr. Dorsey Mrs. Rumack 66 SUMMER CENTER °1 CREATIVE ART Jacoby at Work That I jght Touch Adelphi offered a six-week course in I lie creative arts last summer under the direction of Mr. ictor Jacoby which included courses in plastics, danc- ing and dramatics as well as playwriting. I he highlights of the session were lectures hv well known and established names in the fields of art. literature and dance. A well balanced program which offered relaxa- tion coupled with satisfying hardwork. all con- cerned are looking forward to another fruit fid summer on campus. Art Conference 87 ADELPHI BROADCASTING SYSTEM RADIO WORKSHOP I he Adelphi College Radio Workshop is an organization run hy the students for the students. It is designed in such a way that any student interested in the various phases of radio can exercise his talents. I Ik various activities consist ol directing, acting, announcing, sound effects, ami writing. Outlets for production are chan- neled through sue li commercial stations as Will I. WGBB. WNYC and through the newlv-formed Campus Radio Station. WABS. At the present time. focal point of at- tention is the expansion of WABS. It has been in operation three days a week for 10 hours a day. I he program is de- signed to conform to the specifications of the Federal Communications Commis- sion. By doing this. the personnel gained the immeasurable experience which will he expected when they attempt to pene- trate the commercial field. Under the guidance of Alese Cohen. Pechter. president, the Radio Workshop has had a most successful year. Top: In the Engineer s Booth Bottom: Executive Staff W. Bower. I). I'riednmn, A. Colicn. I. 11 .i «j. , N. Kearns. IOUReOn! 88 Dance Croup The Children's I heal re provides children with experience in ihe theatre arts. as an educational means for personal enrichment. Special weekday classes are taught in modern dance, speech, dramatics, ballet and swimming. I he Saturday morning workshop includes classes in dance, speech, and art. with programs changed every six weeks, to give each group experience in all phases of dramatic arls. I he present staff of the Children s I heat re includes twenty-one profes- sionals with Grace Stanistreel as director and four professional consultants. Students from the college who are majoring in speech, dramatics, home eco- nomics and psychology, act as group leaders and instructors for the children. Children’s I heatre is one of Adelphi College s contributions to the com- munity. 89 Quartet Sel on the outskirts hut not on ihe outside ol the campus, the Music Department is found in tin R” Building. No matter when you venture inside you are likely to hear anything from Bach to Be-Bop. This department under the most capable direc- tion of Mr. Rasmussen has become a living and growing part of campus life. Along with three lull time teachers the department is assisted by many well-known musicians in many of the varied musical fields. I he Adelphi Band is a line example of student interest and spirit in music. I he Orchestra and Glee Club have been growing in popularity on campus as well as off. Plans are made for a New England lour, by the Glee Club under the direction of James Meetwood. Adelphi has been honored by tin- guest appear- ance of such stars as l.aurit . Melchior, who per- formed for the benefit of Adelphi s oice Scholar- ship: Frances Magnes: Ethel Elfcnbein; and Brooks Smith, all ol whom performed here a pre- view ol their New York Concerts. An Opera Workshop has been formed which includes not only Adelphi students but also pro- fessional singers interested in this project. Christmas Concert Barbara Honda Speech and radio work are Bob- bie's first loves. Ibis friendly I ri Dell managed lo get her fingers into many of I lie campus pies and in recognition ol her work is a member of Delta Psi Omega, a national honorary for dramatics. Donata Einstein As a reporter for guidon and sec- retary of the Radio Workshop this pert Art major was kept busy during her career at Adelphi. Her vibrant personality was set oil lo advantage in All College Night skits. Gold Mask Productions and campus fashion shows. Shirley Freudenfall Gold Masks answer to I lollywood comediennes is our Shirley. Wc ve seen her in many shows and enjoyed every one of them. Shirl was also on the Editorial staff of the 49 oraci.i: and -has served on All College Night Committees. I his gal is marked for bigger and better successes in life. Donald J. hriedman Production manager of W.A.B.S., Gold Mask productions, and flashing bow ties in Chem class kept this boy busy during his years at Adelphi. IJkelele serenades in the I I lounge and card tricks in the Snack Bar, Marching Band and Hillel lill in the gaps. Edwin W. Frigard His art degree is only a step towards professional sc hool for architecture, accord ing to this well-known Chi Sigma senior. I he state of Washington, as well as his wife, are foremost in his plans with free lance art work fooling the bill. Blanche Geokie A shy and modest gal. Scotty was a valuable addition lo the Canterbury and Spanish Clubs. 1 he Sigma Kappas will miss this unassuming but penetrating personality as she goes forth to make her mark in art circles. Mary L. Iloelle Born to lead. Mary did just that with the presidency of the Glee Chib for two years, that of her sorority. Phi Delta, and the Vice-Presi- dency of Panhellenic Association. Her clear and pleasant voice endeared her lo all who have ever heard her sing. Janet Jones Oh. so friendly and pleasant are the traits that Janet is known for. A valuable member of Kappa Kappa Gamma as well as Glee Club and Choral Group, she leaves Adelphi s campus with a bright star in her future. 91 Phyllis Joy Klausner Phyllis has two enviable things—a wonderful talent for music and a lovely engagement ring. A member of the Music Club. Phi Beta and I lillel. she also accompanies the orchestra. Alpha Epsilon Phi is her sorority. Lorraine Lackner A I ri Dell gal with a sparkle in her eyes and music in her heart. Lorraines pleas- ant speaking voice and precise diction only give slight indication of the pretty singing voice concealed beneath. Noted lor her sociability, she participated in many school functions. Grace Lamb With as warm a personality as she possesses. Grace will have no difficulty in making art a fascinating study for her future students. T his active Delta eta girl also left noteworthy contribu- tions to the Spanish. Newman and Glee Clubs. Irwin Lapointe Gold Mask and Intervarsily Chris- tian Fellowship claimed this senior s time at school. Clicking his way through life behind a motion pic- ture camera is Irwin s dream after obtaining his de- gree in art. A sincere person. Irwin is sure to be a success in whatever he attempts. Marilyn Joyce I ePelri With a quiet charm and dignity. Marilyn will always be held high in the esteem of her Sigma Kappa sisters. Active in the Newman Club and Classics, this art major also spread her charm In the Spanish and Ski Clubs as well as being known for her fine renditions on the keyboard. Decna Lynn As if doing college in three years weren’t enough. Deena with her bright smile and winning ways was also very active in Iota Alpha Pi sorority, the '49 oracle art staff and I lillel. Her academic achievements on Dean’s List mark her for a quick success in life. James McDonald Art and wit. member of the Speech workshop, and associate to a few worthy intellect uals. Jim hopes to continue the happy cul tural life that flourished here on campus. He leaves many, many friends, indeed. Panchon Miller Any Gold Mask production Fan participated in just had to be good. Her remark- able dramatic talent has also extended itself in Radio Workshop. Hillel and All College Night shows. 92 Marilyn Mittleman Golf and tennis rounded out this music major’s career at Adelphi. Perl and viva- cious Marilyn also took an active part in Glee Club and Music Club. A warm and friendly person. Marilyn s charm wi II be missed. Doris A. Muryn Didi's claim to fame is her infectious good natured laugh as can be testified by her Sigma Kappa sisters. I ler talented artistic blurbs reflect her dynamic personality. She raises prize St. Bernards as a hobby on her upstate farm. Raymond Pawlowicz You II have to travel pretty fast, girls ... to catch this Adelphi track man. I hree years on the team, however, did not influence his artistic talents, for commercial art is Ray’s aim after his successful years at Adelphi. Alese Cohen Pechler One of the bright stars in the Adelphi firmament. Alese has topped off an active academic career by adding the more domestic phase of marriage. Her work in Radio Workshop. Gold Mask and Women’s A.A. as well as running May Day has won her a place in Who’s Who and I .antern. Harriet . Press Musically inclined. Harriet has put her talents to use in the Music and Glee Clubs. She s served as president of Iota Alpha Pi sorority and has also worked on many Gold Mask Produc- tions. I larriet was also a member of Panhellenic Association. Alfred Edward Rea This serious music major has spent his years at Adelphi literally “singing” for his supper. Well known in music circles for his calc hy arrangements of popular tunes, Ed was an active member of Nu Sigma fraternity and Glee Club. Angelo 11. Rotella Membership in the Glee Club for four years just whetted the appetite of this bust- ling and active music major for his career in musical education. His Eta Iota Omega brothers cheered him for his excellent work as President of the Italian Club and as Secretary of the Spanish Club. Nita S. Shapiro What with marriage, cooking and antiques, this vivacious Speech and Drama student also found time to be a valuable cog in the functioning ol the Zionist Club. Hillel and the Home Eg Club. They say that they can still hear Nita playing her violin in Brooklyn too! 95 Marianne Spiegel I lor dramatic arts talent was well displayed in W.A.B.S. work and Gold Mask. A transfer student from Iowa Slate University where she was Mortar Board. Mariannes contributions during her lime at Adelphi included active participa- tion in the Children’s Theatre program. George Weinflash Choral conducting and ar ranging are the aims of this personable music major. HillcI will certainly give George a vole of thanks for his untiring work on their culture committee as will the Glee Club for his years of service. Robori C. Voodlxouse The owner ol that warm, soothing voice heard over Adelphi s Broadcasting System could very well have been Bob YVoodhouse. Further work in the broadcasting field will keep him busy after graduation. The sports staff of guidon and Alpha 1 au Rho kept his spare time at a minimum. Strike Up the Band 94 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION I here is no better ballast for keeping the mind steady on its keek arid saving it from all risk of crankiness, than business. ... Lowell BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION A good business man as well as a teacher. Dr. Savage is very adept at presenting to liis students the difficult points of business. Doing this well, lie prepares his students to enter I he markets with self-confidence. I lis well-planned Business courses, along with the fine administration on the part of his staff, have served to place Adelphi s Business Department wi th the best. Dr. Charles I.. Savage 97 William S. Arenholz Active? Indeed! Secretary of Alpha Phi Beta and member of Interfraternity Council. Bill gave unsparingly of his energy to the Golf Team, Indoor Track, and Spanish Club. All College Nights were helped by this untiring worker. Bill was chairman of Senior Ball. Louis J. Argondizzo As every Adelphi football fan knows. Lou was one of the top players. Always quick and alert, he played for three years on the team and in '19 was elected its captain. 1 hree years on the baseball team added more laurels to Lou s name. I le’s a member of the Spanish Club and in 19 was president of his fraternity. Nu Sigma. Arthur . Asdourian First as its treasurer and then as its president. Artie proved himself an invalu- able member of his fraternity. Eta Iota Omega. 'I his business Ad s activities were expanded further as a member of the Boxing Club. Band and Orchestra. Softball and music fill in his spare time. John K. Barandon A conscientious and enter- prising Business major. John’s four years of hard work at Adelphi are sure to reap for him satisfying rewards of brilliance and success. May luck and fortune keep him steadfast in their fold. Philip P. Bcndish A football star as well as member of the baseball team, this active Nu Sigma also demonstrated his prowess at figures in the Adel- phi Accounting Association and Business Club. Phil was also an active member of the Newman Club. Jerome Berger Well-armed with a disarming smile, a charming manner and a well-earned B.A. degree in Business Administration. Jerry is sure to become a success in his chosen career. Active socially as well as academically, this gent was a familiar sight at many of the college functions. John . Black I houghtful. quiet and easy to get along with is John. He recovers from hours spent at accounting with a quiet game bridge. His fellow Club members have found him ready and willing to make this club a success. Marvin A. Blu men field Well known on campus for his verbal ability, Marv has a personality bright enough to match his carrot top hair! Always well dressed and distinguished in manner. Marvin well represents the acumen needed for a successful ac- countant. 98 Emanuel J. Borg Quietude of married life—that s Emanuel. Or perhaps he’s just busy contemplating that puzzling problem of how to discipline two chil- dren and still be a beloved father. Emanuel majors, not only in married life, however, but also in retailing. Richard G. Brons Married life kept this Busi- ness Administration major busy after hours, but responsibilities are Dick’s meat. lie was also presi- dent of Alpha Tau Rho fraternity. A quiet and in- dustrious senior, we can safely predict a successful future for him. Richard A. Burchnall Dick was very much a part of campus life with his membership in the Newman Club. Intcrfratemity Council, and Eta Iota Omega fraternity. A business student wi th stellar qualities, he’ll go far. Gerard V. Carey Balancing the books for oracli. came easy to this clean cut. goodlooking Accounting major, bull of fun and always dependable. Gerry usually can be found with dear secretary ’ having coffee in the Snack Bar any AM. Nillon J. Chercus Athletic, sociables and com- pletely charming. Milt spent two valuable years on Adelphi s basketball team. A Xu Sigma man with a bent for business matters. Milt’s a good risk for any- one’s money. Mefcin C. Christensen Mel’s interests extend from Beethoven to Business and he goes for them both in a big way. The orchestra was quick to claim his talents, while the Business Club wanted him for treasurer. As if this weren’t enough, he is an active member of the Spanish Club. Edward J. Clark A gentleman with versatile tastes characterizes this Business Administration major, as is testified by his membership in the Eng- lish Club and Chemistry Club. Always well-dressed and friendly. Ed joins the ranks of business after graduation. Neal Comes Precise diction coupled with a mel- low voice make Neal a pleasant person to talk to. Participation in Gold Mask and his work as a stu- dent assistant in Speech testify to his many talents. A Delta Phi Gam. with lots on the ball. Men’s A.A. profited from his presence. 99 Nicholas J. Croce I lie man with a soothing voice and a way with women describes Nick, whose fine renditions of current hit tunes lias set many feminine hearts racing. As a future member of the business world, success is a sab prediction for Nick. Salvatore D'Angelo I he commercial world has gained an energetic and willing worker in Sal. who has been devoted to the Business Administration department lor four long years. Cheerfulness and humor will greatly increase his chances lor success. Roy Daniels Adelphi s answer to Johnny eis muller is Roy Daniels. A popular member of I la- varsity swimming team, he will be missed by his fel- low students. Roy’s talents don I stop at swimming for he is also considered an important member ol the Cdee Club. In spare hours. Business courses keep him busy. Ronald Dennis I le sure misses the southern weather and lovely belles from Florida Southern I .. but Ronnie has found good substitutes here at Adelphi with the hospitality afforded by the Busi- ness department. I lowever. there is still the case of the southern fried chicken. Richard Dick 1 ennis is the leading love of Dick s life- and everything must necessarily play second fiddle to it. Spare moments are divided between I lillcl. Business Club and his assignments for Ac- counting. Joseph H. Driscoll. Jr. A super-smooth business man-to-be. Joe mixes easily and with good conversa- tion. his Alpha Phi Beta brothers can testify. 1 lie retailing field will have a valuable addition upon his graduation. Donald Dubois Good looks, sociability and a desire to succeed, plus all the information gathered from his Business Administration instructors are the valuable qualities that Don will offer to industry. 1 liese virtues will surely be appreciated by his future employers. James Dunne Active in baseball and football with a manifest interest in all athletics. Jim never was one to limit his scope of life. The Newman and Business Clubs profiled by his membership while his persuasive manner will certainly spell success in salesmanship. 100 Warren . Ficbele Although home affairs and family keep this married senior busy. Warren was part of I lie campus scene. Business Club and other activities prepare him for a future in Education, a field in which he promises to be outstanding. Edward R. Eichler Eddie intends to venture into the hectic, uncertain field of advertising. His light hearted personality and sincere interest in people as- sure his success in his chosen career. I he Business C lub waves a fond farewell to this popular member. Irving Eisenberg I his Alpha Kappa fraternity man will be a spark in the business world. His deep understanding of people and amiable ways should carry this boy to great heights in his chosen field of high finance. Lila Eeinstcin Brooklyn's contribution to the Class ol 1930. this charming Adelphian devoted her time to Phi Sigma Sigma sorority and Hillel. I lor energetic work for these organizations is told in the history of their growth. loseph Linn Joe. working through the fact, theory and dicta of our business department, still smiles agreeably. A Phi Lambda Rho fraternity man with plenty on the ball. Joe applied himself diligently to mastering the complexities of the business world. George Fishbein A business major with a firm grip on luture success. George is a good natured guy whose accounting books drove him to burn the mid- night oil. Hu Business Club and other campus func- tions rounded out his campus career. Eaul Fitzpatrick Bel ieving strongly in work and all that goes with it. Paul made a valuable member of u Sigma and the Business C lub while on campus. I leaded for a successful career in business, his well mannered presence will be missed. I red S. Foley. Jr. Men’s A.A.. Alpha Phi Beta fraternity. Newman Club and Varsity wrestling kept this good looking senior busy in his spare moments from profit and loss figures. A veteran, conscious of his responsibilities. Fred is active on many com- munity committees. 101 Eugene P. Gengler An extremely friendly and warm personality have brought sunshine lo the Busi- ness and Newman Club meetings. An Alpha Tau Rho officer and participant in intramural sports. Gene is assured an eager reception anywhere. Lionel R. Gillespie This personable young man has made an enviable reputation in the Business de- partment and plans lo enter retailing upon gradua- tion. As treasurer of Alpha Phi Beta fraternity and member of the Business Club, lie obtained valuable experience in his chosen field. Gloria Goldstein As president of Alpha Epsilon Phi sorority, Gloria displayed many of her executive talents. Her reticence when it conies lo talking about her long list of activities is just one of the reasons she was so popular with all the gang. Hillel and other social functions rounded out her career. Jack Gordon I lis infectious smile makes him wel- come in any circle and will certainly aid him in his business career. A staunch member of the Business Club and Golf team, Jack was active on guidon. I lis hob by of boating may aid him someday in his desire to travel. Richard B. Green Here’s a boy with a long in- teresting list of activities. Omicron Pi fraternity. Varsity Football. Varsity Lacrosse, Wrestling. J.V. Basketball and an active membership in the Yacht Club. Dick s spare minutes are spent flying. Robert Hammond Marriage, work and Delta Phi Gamma fraternity keep this personable senior busy and happy. A calm philosophy and gracious manner characterize this Business major and all 1 looper ratings for him predict success. Edward Hand Another capable Alpha Kappa businessman, majoring in Merchandizing. I his boy did not limit himself to business but was active on the social committee of Hillel. He was associated with the very successful Business C lub Fashion Show of last year. Albert Hansen AI s vision and planning made him an important addition to the Business Club and the Business Department in general. With his genial smile there will be few people who will not want him lo administer their business. 102 Raymond Harris Many rows of figures figure in Harry's future as an Accounting major. The Business Club was decidedly enriched by his omnipresent good humor and unfailing wit. His calm appearance lias a steadying effect on all who know him. Tom Hausherr Business and figures interest this personable senior who spent his active years at Adelphi as a keystone of the Football, Basketball and Wrestling teams. Eta Iota Omega and Inter Fraternity Council will lose a fine member. Paul I lee This boy watches over the funds of Kappa Pi Alpha and very capably too. Paul s artistic talents were displayed by his fraternity's poster at the Beat Hofstra Rally. 'I he Yacht Club gained an active member in Paul. Milton T. Hensley Singing his way through Adelphi was as easy as pie for Milt, as shown by his active membership in the Glee Club. Versatile in many respects, he pranced through activities pre- sented by the Business Club and several other school organizations. Arthur Herman Happy-go-lucky and easy to get along with—-that’s Artie. Famous to Adelphians as a talented member of the Baseball. Track, and Bas- ketball teams, he did more than his share as a mem- ber of Student Association. Xu Sigma knew Artie as an efficient secretary. Richard Janelli Tall, dark and good-looking is this member of the Men’s A.A. Capable in every field, including the management of the Track team, he’s sure to be a success in the business world. His bright sense of humor and many witticisms have made him one of Adelphi s popular males. Wallace R. Johnson 1 here is nothing fishy about Wally, nor did lie flounder his way through college. He was a well known and hard working member of the Swimming team. This lad has made many friends at Adelphi. Joan Kahn Cheerful Joan, known to Adelphians by h er dimpled smile, is an energetic and willing member of the numerous college activities which have benefited from her presence. Among these are Alpha Epsilon Phi. Women’s A.A., guidon, oracle, May Day and All College Night Committees. 10) Marilyn Kaufman Sophisticated, suave, with a pleasant smile and an eye and a figure lor clothes. Marilyn nevertheless is a student and one with ideas. You'll find her curled up in a comfy chair in the Guidon or Hi llel offices. James Kenny A familiar Newmanilc, Jim is actually a dynamo of energy. Phi Lambda Rho can credit many of its Interfral laurels to his enthusiastic assistance. I he offices of Vice-Chancellor. Social Chairman and I reasurer testify to the Kenny ability. Carol Kirschenhaum A serene countenance and assured manner are indicative ol this Phi Sigma Sigma's mental composure. Just add the necessary spark and she II go to town on the I J.R.R. Business is her major and it is impossible to slump her in anything pertaining to it. James P. Korleelesy Sailing through four years at Adelphi was an easy task for this Business major. Eta Iota Omega fraternity found a valuable member in this conscientious Adelphian. and he should have smooth sailing the rest of the way. Irene Koutouhis I ler understanding way and un- failing sense of humor were a constant source of com- fort to her many friends. I his perl Delta Zeta majored in retailing and should be a grand success in the field. She was treasurer ol her sorority, an ardent member of Business Chib and has a great interest in many sports. John R. Kalina Here’s a fellow with a proverbial finger in every pie. An important participant in student government. President of Inlerfralemily Council. President of Chi Sigma, member of Agora. Philosophy and Business Clubs, he will certainly be missed here at Adelphi. John F. Rally A cwman Club function would not be a social success without John s fun-loving presence. 11 is keen mind and efficient manner guar- antee success in his chosen field ol business, as any of his lota Phi AlpI ia brothers will verify. Anthony Lanese. Jr. Good at all types of figures characterizes I ony who is the man to see to straighten out your books after the first million has been achieved. Intramural and interfraternal sports rounded out this future business magnates campus career. 101 . R. LaPlac Business Administration is this hoy s chosen field and well chosen without a douht. As Vice-President of Epsilon Phi he did well hy his fraternity brothers. He was also one of the actives of I he Newman Club. Joseph M. Lappin The personality ol this bright business major is a constant source of inspiration to his many friends and will be a great aid to him in his work. Joe is a Business Club member and an active, devoted member of the Newman Club. John Lee Although busy practice-leaching, John found time to be a competent treasurer of lota Phi Alpha. I lis charming ways make him a big success with school girls but loo late . . . I le s been snatched off the eligible market and wedding bells will soon be ringing. Alarjorie Le jry Garnering high ratings are as easy as pie for Marjorie as demonstrated by her academic achievement ol Honors for the Class of I010. I he Business world receives a valuable addi- tion upon her graduation lor she possesses not only efficiency but a pleasing personality to match it. ('harlcs II. Levennore Elected to Who s Who. this busy senior shows a long list of activities. Presi- dent of Kappa Pi Alpha, member of Honor Board. Glee Club, he has participated in Football and Base- ball. is one of the famed Garden Gate Quartet and active on Student Planning Committee. Thelma l.erine Opera and business. I lillcl and bridge, all of these are the active interests of this vivacious business major. I ler executive ability was excellently displayed in her term as the Vice-Presi- dent of the Business Administration Club. Don Lanqhlin His Chi Sigma fraternity brothers will tell you of his versatility'. Don was the lirst President of Men’s A.A. and his drive had much to do with its successful organization. Varsity Lacrosse also knew of his prowess. Robert J. Malone Business means business with this energetic senior. As any member ol Kappa Alpha fraternity and the football squad can loll you. Bob could sell you a cigar-store Indian, if necessary. .VII this is a good sign for his future role of super salesman. 103 Edward C. Manser As student assistant in the Business Department and Secretary of Delta Phi Gamma fraternity, Ed is garnering experience for a dependable future in the business world. The social aspect of college life was fulfilled by participation in the Business Club. Audrey Ruth Margolis Efficiency, personality plus—that’s Sloppy Margolis. Working faithfully • for the girls in the dorms, she helped make dorm living smoother while acting as President of Harvey Hall. Skippy. as she was achieving her B.S. in Retailing, also participated in Glee Club singing. Ronald Murks This boy held the purse strings of Alpha Kappa and tightly too. I lillol has an ex- tremely capable Vice-President in him. His literary talents made him an extremely valuable editor of the Hillel light. Certain success is headed his way. Lillian Marsteller Pert and efficient. I.il is one of the Business department s point with pride specimens. Not only mean on the grindstone, she was a valued and able member of the Newman Club and a devotee of music, the piano in particular. Roy Stewart McKim, Jr. An active mind always ready with a new and constructive idea on almost any subject you may think ol. A representative to I.F.C. for Kappa Pi Alpha. Roy’s interests arc di- vided between marriage and aviation. 'red Meyer Do you read the Times? is the question asked most often by men of distinction such as Freddie. Being that paper’s representative as well as being on the guidon staff and in Delta Phi Gamma fraternity well prepares this senior for a career in advertising. Norman Meyerson President of his fraternity, this Alpha Kappa man is I lillel’s capable representa- tive to the Metropolitan I lillel Council. Norm is also a member of Hillel’s F'.xecutive Board. Psychol- ogy Club meetings were enlivened by his presence. W'illiam II. Micftales. Jr. When Bill transferred to Adelphi he brought with him his energetic and in- vigorating personality. A welcome addition to the Business and Classics Clubs, he will long be re- membered for his active contributions. Lambda Chi Alpha rounds out his social life. 106 Leonard Michelman An avid and witty Snack Bar conversationalist. Lennic keeps everyone in good spirits. Skillfully and athletically inclined, he Imilt a highly regarded and enviable reputation as a good sport as well as sportsman. Alice Lenore Miller Alice has everything that should make her an immediate success in the busi- ness world. I ler strong sense of cooperation, ready good humor and earnestness have made her a pop- ular girl on Adelphi’s campus. Edward ]. Morgan Here is a proud addition to the student body of Adelphi— straight from C.C.N.Y. Ed was indeed an outstanding student and will con tinuc to be so. Ed's ambition lies in theology and he will continue his studies at Berkeley University. Rhoda frlorse A fond love for bridge and I lillel made Rhoda a frequent visitor of the H Building, where her talent for charming small talk made her a popular addition. Versatile in tastes, her activities include golf and the Business Club as well. Frank Nappa, Jr. Still single, after four years of narrow escapes at Adelphi. Frank hopes eventually to earn an executive position in retailing, his major. Among Frank’s activities were an active member- ship in Omicron Pi. Circulation Editor of guidon and Intramural Sports. Robert . Nemchek One of the most enthusiastic talkers in the Snack Bar, ready to compare ideas and opinions with his own. Bob was a valuable cog in the Business Club and his fraternity. Alpha Tau Rho. The business world is ready to receive Adelphi s future tycoon. Marvin Novick Marvin is an ardent Business Club member and gives unceasingly of his time to Hillel and Spanish Chib activities. His untiring perseverance and ability to put people at their ease should make him a great success in business. Charles O’Neill Well-armed with patience and fortitude. Charlie has attacked and conquered the problems of accounting. Amazingly enough he has retained that friendly and unpretentious manner that has always made him so popular with his fellow students. 107 David Onuschak Davo will be one ol Adelphis best additions to the world of business. I lis sense of humor and unyielding drive make a combination which will be difficult to beat, especially as it is com- bined with a gift for making friends. Marilou Olfiolc Her Kappa Kappa Gamma sis ters can well be proud of her activities. She was Editor of 19-’50 I handbook. President of Pan-Hel- lenic. Photography Editor of 49 ORACLE and we could go on and on. Pasquale Papa One would never suspect Pat of being as sharp at accounting problems as he is at dancing. Newman Club and Omicron Pi functions woidd never be a success unless Pat were present to give all the gals a twirl. Not being a social butterfly entirely, he was also active in intramural sports. Donald Palafio Varsity football. Newman Club and Spanish Club are just a few of the activities that this senior participated in. Demonstrating exec utive ability also, he was Vice-President of Eta Iota Omega fraternity. Miguel A. Perez Belter known Io his Chi frater nity brothers as Mike, this popular fellow bursts with enthusiasm and school spirit. I le’s a well-liked mem- ber of Interfratemity Council and is seen at most of the social functions at school. Wayne S. Pcrrault Service to student and col lege makes this likeable senior an important wheel on campus. I le was an assistant at Children s I heal re and a valuable member of Omicron Pi fraternity. Swimming and diving are just a couple ol his at complishments. Alan . Price Ambitious and industrious is this handsome business major. I Ie s both good-looking, and the possessor of an ever pleasing personality and a large store of good sense which is going to carry him far. Ann II. Prussia I his pert gal is a member of Iota Alpha Pi. Her unfailing smile will carry her through into the business world with flying colors and her musical voice will please all ol her associates. An ardent member of the Business and Glee C lubs. she was also active in Hillcl. 108 Kenneth B. Reidy The Shadow Knows but Ken knows more than I he Shadow about business matters. Four years of commuting from Jackson Heights did bother this personable senior for he participated in many of the social activities which the Business Club presented. Lillian Reiter Pretty, vivacious I .i Ilian� —active treasurer of Kappa Kappa Gamma, member of the Business Club—combines beauty with brains as is told bv Lillian s membership on the Deans List and the Sophomore Daisy Chain. Wilfred C. Rippe, fr. I his fellow has all the necessary requirements for a successful business man. Cooperative, persistent and energetic. Will has built for himself an enviable academic record. For relaxa- tion lie winds his way to the Men’s Smoker to spend hours wi th his Alpha Phi Beta fraternity brothers. Richard Riltenhousc T here is beauty in num- bers. says this enthusiastic accounting major. Busi- ness Club provided Dick with social relaxation and intellectual lood for thought. He plows through prob lems. expecting someday to receive his C.P.A. Bertram Rohinson Bert is Vice-President of Alpha Kappa. I his serious minded young man will go a long way in the business world because of his unfailing perseveranc e. Active in LI i I lei and ardent member of the Business Club. Bert gives much of his energy to all of his activities. Melvin Savitsky Mel was a group leader during Orientation Week and a member of the Business C lub. He is a master of the sax clarinet and flute, lie likes women (very much). Mel’s ambition was to collect 52-20” and to graduate. Kenneth Schuhert Ambitious and resource ful. Kenny will probably be remembered for his talent as a salesman. As a business man Kenny is headed for an overwhelming success. Alpha I au Rho and Inlerfraternity Council have helped him maintain his friendships at Adelphi. Robert fames Schubert A valuable member of Chi Sigma. Bob was first its secretary and later its Treasurer. I he Interfraternity Council and Student Government knew his cooperation and industrious- ness. I his native of Garden City is well able to at- tack the business world with these assets. 109 Arthur Schuffman Shuttcrbugging and making money go a long way keeping Arlie of I lie Business department occupied full time. Both talents came to the fore during his several thousand mile auto tour this past summer. Quiet and sincere, he’s a good guy to know. Harriot Schwartz She bubbles with enthusiasm and efficiency over anything from Business Adminis- tration courses to dates, from Hillel to the Business Club. In fact. Harriet is just what Adelphi needs more of—girls characterized chiefly by a lot of school spirit. hloyd Gerard, Sears An Alpha Phi Beta who has really kept himself busy these four years is Gerry. I le was a member ol the Varsity Football Squad in •10. played intramural football, softball and basket- ball and was secretary of his fraternity. His tact and diplomacy will help him in the business world. Warren R. See Just ask any of his Phi Lambda Rho fraternity brothers and they will be only too will- ing to testify to the good humor, self-confidence and inborn understanding of people possessed by this boy. Charles Schearman Here goes another fine Adel- phian into the hard world of Business. Anyone who went through the woes of accounting labs can give testimony to his untiring wit. which kept many of them from going under. Thomas Sheridan I'om can always get there first because of his experience at fleetness on both the Track and Cross-country teams, and his excellent academic record in the Business Department. In his spare time he participated in Newman Club activi- ties. Reginald J. Simes I bis Alpha Phi Beta man is renowned for his Lacrosse and I ennis playing. He was active in intramural wrestling and basketball. I lis understanding of people made him a qualified member of Honor Board and the Interfraternitv Council. Edward G. Smith His winning smile and pro- fessional manner insures lid of success in the busi- ness world. Sincere in purpose and unswerving in ambition, hd will, we are sure, leave his mark on the world. 110 Iarris C. Stratlon Ho was a well liked personage in Le Circle Francais. This fellow is married and hopes to enter the field of public accounting. We hope that Jarvis never finds that there is no account- ing for the public. Helen Tavoulareas I like bridge and especially the Dodgers, quoth this vital and charming senior. Newman Club social events always found her pres- ent as well as the Business Club activities. Account- ing with its precise and meticulous numbers gains a valuable member. Walter 7 ichy I he Business Club figured as an important part of Walt s career at Adelphi. Real charm and personality also contributed to the Span- ish Club and many other campus socials. Sports helped fill in those two few extra minutes. Jeanne Typond A member of the Business and Spanish Clubs. Jeanne mixed business with pleasure. Bridge, baseball and golf furnish a well rounded program for relaxation from business. Never relaxed was her gay smile and pleasant personality. Walter B. Vaughan, Jr. Always charming and displaying his efficient managerial ability. Walt was secretary of the Men s A.A. for two years. Self-pos- sessed and confident, he goes on to bigger ami better things in business. Vincent Vitelli Another recruit from Long Island for the business world. Vince is indeed one of those we nominate to the sure to succeed ' list. This hand- some guy will go far without a doubt. Charles T. Walker A member of the Business and Canterbury Clubs. Charlie was also treasurer of Pi Sigma Fraternity. He hopes to be a C.P.A. or corporation comptroller. He takes time out for hunt- ing. fishing, and playing baseball. Married to an Adelphi Graduate. Charlie s main interest is in the making of his home. Martin Weisherg The Business Club will never be the same without Marty. Diplomacy and tact coupled with a pleasing personality served to make him one of the best-liked and most capable members of Men’s Student Government. Marly will certainly go places come June. Irving Weiss I liis business major has served his fraternity. Oinicron Pi. faithfully for two years as corresponding secretary, without complaint at the tedious job. Irv was instrumental in the formation ol the Honor Board and Men s S.A. in 19-16. I.ynette Patricia Weiss I his trim miss is headed lor an exciting buying career. While at Adelphi. I.yn accumulated many unforgettable experiences in such activities as Business Administration Club. re- tailing fashion show, field hockey, basketball and softball teams and last but not least Dormitory Stu- dent Government. Audrey Wentz Audrey is one gal who can boast a long list of activities. I ler pep. vim. and vigor made ber a cheerleader a nd a first class hockey and basket ball player. As Pan-Hellenic Delegate and treasurer, this pretty Phi Mu displays good common sense in dealing with people. David C. Wheelock A broadness in scope and a versatility in talents characterizes this Business major. Phi Lambda Rho fraternity. Spanish Club and Intra- mural sports profited from bis membership as will the business world he enters. Lawrence Whittle I his Business Administration major did not spend all of his time whittling. Larry was a gay blade at many a school function. His sincerity and understanding will certainly be an «asset to him in the lield of business. Robert I'. Williamson Combining an active in- terest in sports with administrative ability. Bob was a lively participant in Student (government. Alpha Tau Rho fraternity and the Ski Club. Joseph W ilson Any girl would consider herself lucky to receive a summons from this charming mem- ber of the Campus Police. Always gay and enlhusi astic about life, he was one ol the boys of Alpha Tau Rho fraternity. Harry W. Visnoski Being versatile in tastes is one of Harry’s pronounced traits. As a Business Ad ministration major, he was also active in Phi Lambda Rho fraternity and the Chemistry Club. Such inter- ests will certainly lead him to success in his future endeavors. 112 John V. Zeltler Although a transfer student, John became part of the campus scene very rapidly. The Varsity Basketball team wouldn’t have been the same without his capable presence, not to speak of the Business Club and other activities on campus. William C. Perkins Accompanied by his spar- kling wit. Bill has been quite active here on campus. Me worked on All College Ball and All C ollege Night Committees, and is a charter member of the Adelphi Accounting Association. Perky is a mem- ber of the Canterbury Club, and served as I reasurer of Pi Sigma fraternity. BuSINFSS I .ABORATORY 113 When the stress of academic obligations has relaxed, or even between fulfillments of obligations, we find the students issuing forth from under the academic shell and wandering unchallenged about the campus sniffing at this activity, stop- ping to observe others, and taking active part in still others. If our academic life lays a heavy stress on learning to get along with our fellow man, the social side lays just as heavy stress on this virtue. Our success in this area of activity is de- pendent upon the degree to which we are willing to practice the virtue. Here we have a practical application of theory, because of the varied backgrounds whi ch are part of the membership of any of the campus organizations. Whether we be fraternity, sorority, student-government or just plain club minded, we know that in order to make the social life of our campus a success, and that is our primary objective, we must put petty differences in the background when working in organization. The relaxation and stimulation stemming from social con- tact is well worth the effort (if it may be classified as such) that we put forth. The success achieved by this buzz of social activities is a common benefit to school and scholar alike, and the benefits to be gained from the resulting contacts are multiple. N v o Strike up t!ie band. Here conic the freshmen. And they did. last September. We hung out the banners and welcomed all as never before. Ibis method was successfully pul into effect by means of Hello Week. The faces which were strange to each other would suddenly break into a warm smile and an enthusiastic Hello would issue forth almost simul- taneously. They were strangers no longer. Many a last- ing Iriendship will develop from that first I Icllo.” ’Hello Week gave the upperclassmen just as much pleasure as it did the Frosh. Adelphi looks forward to making this another Adelphi tradition. 115 STUDENT GOVERNMENT Functioning this year as a unified organization, sensitive to llie needs and problems of a coeducational student body, the Student Association is successfully completing I be transition to an entirely coordinated form of government. Led by co-presidents Doris Kraemer and Fred Mcssemcr. llie Board composed of class presidents and class representatives, maintains as close contact with llie faculty and administration as it does with llie student body. Out ol llie need for an even more direct connection between tlie students and their government lias grown the dynamic Student Relations Committee, organized in June of 19-19 as a cooperative sub-committee of S. A. I lie purposes of this committee, as stated by the chairman of the committee. Frank Lopresti. are ... to act on student suggestions and to try to increase school spirit and student facilities on campus. Among their accomplishments the young committee can list the organization of our Adelphi band, the inauguration of Hello Week for new students, and of the Beat I lofstra poster contest. Largely through their efforts com- pulsory chapel attendance was abandoned. I his committee, which gives presidents or representatives of student groups an opportunity for organized action directed toward the solving of student prob- lems. reflects the goals of the entire Student Association. Honor Board First Row: William Bn mi so. Sandra Writflil. Jean Melvin, Patricia Wilson. Dnrnllie.i Adams. Si'corul Row: Ann Mc- Conville. Emily Ellis. Dean I larlcy. Edwin I nllle. Ronald Alexander. Rulli McGnui« Lawrence Kelly. Dean Moore. 116 Student Relations Committee I’irsl Row: M. Othote. A. .uni, M. Biscay. I . Loprcsti, B. loner. N. Fishman. Sec- ond Ron': D. Adams. I). I'ield A. I immons. B. Corn. J. I ms. I. S[ olIen. Fl. Gold- smith. S. Wright. I’. Wilson. First Row: E. Ellis. S. Wright. J. Melvin. D. Kramer. I-. Messemer, J. McGnrr. I). Adams. Second Row: I). Kusler. .1. Carlson. M. Mezz. J. Johnson. R. McGrune. A. McConvillc. J. I iltany. M. Biscay. I hirtl Row: A. Herman. V. Fecny. N. Rosin. I.. alkins, J. Geohcgnn. K. Andre. M. R.n hies. E. Megarr. I-. Gipresli. II. Sabin. R. Rasmussen. Student Association I 17 M Olliolc, IV Robinson. J. Johnson, L. Walking, J. Boyd. M. Biscay. V. Fccny. CLASS OFFICERS Irwin Gcrmaise. IVolly Mae Poster. Nancy Braverman, Jack McDonald. 113 Lyn Kyvolcnl, Sheila Karp. M. Me . D. Rooney. Sophomores s Freshmen Lantern f’irsl Ron- I. F'.lli-. Dean Harley. M. Otlmtr. I) Krnciner. Second Row: N. Beer� , I). Adonis. I lolinson. B. loner. Lantern— I lie members of ibis Senior Honorary Society arc I be mosl versatile and outstanding students on Adelphi s campus. W illi seeming ease, they bavc successfully combined the big three: Service. Socialibiiily. and I Ik pursuit of scholarship, into I heir four years at college. Who s Who—Congratulations lo those Adelphians selected for Who s Who Among Students In American I niversi- lies and Colleges. I). Adam-. I Austin. Boer-. I . Bullcn. R. Field, A. Cohen. I'. I'.lli . I lolm-on. I). Kraoincr, I . Mi'.«eiuc:. R. McOrane. M Otlinlr. ( I.evermore. (. Siejjrl. B. loner. P. Wilson. H Saliin. I Spollcn. L. Watkins. I. Richard 120 m Members: K Shubert, I. Kerber. A. Zurn. .1. Paris. H. Goltlring, .1. bpnloln, W. RiclinrJson. I. Bailey. D. Kuster. J. Higgins, ('■ F.ainc. F. Ransomc. V. Burruso. Interfrciternity Council Parihellenic Association Fraternity life on campus is under I!� «• direction of Pan- hellenic Association and tin Interfraternily Council. Both organizations coordinate the activities o! their member groups, interesting themselves also in their relationships with the administration. Panhelicnic Association governs eleven sororities and has an enviable record of raising funds exceeding $500. lor the Bond fund and holding a Christmas Party for -10 or- phans of the Little Flower Home at Wading River. I he Interfraternily Council, with fourteen member fra- ternities. has established a scholarship this year and is coordinating its activities with an eye to becoming na- tional organizations. First Row: K. Vorbncli, D. Hannernan. R. Klein. M. Hodlc. M. Olliotc, B. toiler. II. Wrosz. M. Gal higher. A. Ko.‘lcr. B. Herman. Secorul Roir: S. Wright. M. Baslri- , I). otorn. I. Koarni-y. N. Rosin, II. D Amnlo. A. Wentz, K. Wvin. I). Pantiomr. G. Herman. A. Rosenberg. Kappa Kappa Gamma—One of I lie first sororities founded on campus when Adelphi was in Brooklyn, the Bela Sigma chapter has established a fast pace in ac- tivities under the able direction of Doris Dayton. Kappa Alpha Theta Kappa Kappa Gamma Kappa Alpha I hela— 1 he Alpha Kappa Chapter under the leader- ship of Kathryn Vorbach is a lively light in sorority life on campus. I he I betas have their fingers in many ’pies” as testified by their row of achievement trophies. Delta Gamma Della Gamma—Willi many mem- bers active in athletics. I be D.G.s are always well represen led at I lie games. I be typical college girl is represented by ibis Omi cron chapter, with Valeric Jones as president. Delta Delta Delta Delta Della Della —With many members active in school func- tions. I lie I ri-dells manage lo make their presence known. Un der Mary Alice McKinstry’s lead crship the chapter had a success- ful season which included an ac- tive part in Panhellenic s Christ mas Party. Phi Mu—Psi chapter of Plii Mu lias a versatile croup of qirls in- cluded in their membership. 1 lu- sione bench in I he lobby of the 'S building which is constantly in use is a ift of this sorority chapter. I lolly Maddock is their president. Phi Mu Delta Zeta Della Zeta—T hey are a Croup of girls who have a very wi de field of interests both socially and scholastically. I hey have held many successful social events I his year. Among them have been their Christmas Party and nu- merous supper meetings. Sigma Kappa—Wow! I h-re we have an outstanding collection of vivacious girls ranging from cheerleaders to scholars; social butterflies lo bookworms! All for one: one for all! Alpha Ppsilon Phi—Brains and beauty are combined in Alpha Epsilon Phi lo give them the larg- est membership on campus. I heir many worthwhile activities in- clude the adoption of a foster child in France, a vivid interest in dramatics, radio work and ath- letics. Phi Sigma Sigma— I hey have given outstanding service in every field that is represented on Adel- phi s campus. They represent a true picture of college students. lota Alpha Pi Phi Sigma Sigma Iota Alpha Pi—Prominent in every activity in which they par- ticipate. these girls have talent, brains, and looks. I hey project their good-natured feeling into everything they do. Musketeers Musketeers—Under the talented and enthusiastic leadership of Phyllis Chinncry. this group of girls is interested in the promotion ol friendship on Adelphi s cam- pus. Their many social activities cover a wide scope. Phi Delta Phi Delta—Although small in number they have accomplished many things. They attack each task and subject with zest and energy. And they give a touch of lightheartedness to every gather- ing. Alpha Kapp.i—Intra- anci Inter- Mural sports know well the dan- cer of Alpha Kappa team men. 1 hey form another spoke in the wheels of campus life. Alpha Kappa Alpha Phi Beta Alpha Phi Beta—A well bal- anced croup whose representa- tives can he found in most cam- pus organizations. Government, sports, etc. and they do very well. Alpha Tau Rlio—Ilie books «ire always balanced when Alpha I au men are involved. Seeming lo specialize in business, these men have their fingers in many other pies. Chi Sigma— I o list the activities and accomplishments of this fra ternitv would lake more space than is available. Men s A.A.. Student Govt., Varsity ami intra- mural sports are just a few of them. Chi Sig also got Kings Point's goat. Neptune. Delta Phi Ciamma Delta Phi Gamma—Endeavors lo he all Ihal a fraternity can he. I heir work has not been in vain as the success ol their fraternity projects well show. I! hpsilon Phi Epsilon Phi—Intra -mural sports are one ol Epsilon s outlets. I hey have pul a basket ha 11 team in on the floor and were one of the first lo organize an intra-mural wres- tling team. Eia lolii Omega—A great bunch of guys. 1 liis fraternity endeav- ors lo foster good fellowship on the campus and off and to excel in athletics and scholarship while in school. lota Plu Alpha— I heir drive and speed make them an outstanding example of what success can be accomplished in intra-mural sports. If Iota Ph i can do it all fraternities can. Kappa Pi Alpha—In their own quiet but efficient manner the Kappa men have gone into tlu- det ailed machinery of Student Govt, and Honor Board. I hey have added to the athletic stand- ing of the college by contributing to the track team. One of their number served in the past year as Adelphi s official delegate to the Pastern College Science Con- ference. Xu Sigma— I lie backbone of Adelphi s Varsity. I he creed of Xu Sigma includes the follow- ing: lo believe in the life of love and fellowship. To walk in the way of honor and courage. These they do with deftness. Omega Dolia Chi—Attaining the highest scholastic rating among fraternities for the past year did not take everything out of these men. They still had time and energy to offer men to Varsity sports and lake an active and pro- ductive part in Student Govt. O micron Pi Omicron Pi—A great contribu- tion to Varsity teams is Omi- cron s hoast. Not the only one though. Student and class gov- ernment have experienced the capabilities of these men. Pub- lications also have profiled bv their work. s Phi Lambda Rho Phi I .ambdn Rho—Proving lh.it fraternities arc an asset lo college life. Phi Lambda has done its share in campus and social ac- tivities. I hey re on their way to gather more laurels. Pi Sigma—Need a good commit- tee member? I a he your pick ol any Pi Sig and lie will fill the position with success. At any and every campus function a Pi Sig will be seen and will con- tribute freely lo all activities. They led Adelphi s 'Beat Hof- stra Spirit ' with ll leir Kigmv pro- duction. Behind the Eight Ball hundred and fifty of Adelphi s out-of-town stu- dents. Santini also serves as a home for I lie fool ball team during the training and playing season. bile not located on campus, the men s dorms do serve to create a college atmosphere for the men away from home, the greatest fact being that they are a step towards the day when the construc- tion of the men’s dorms on campus shall be a reality. I .iviNG Issues Oh! The tender memories a Dorm girl takes with her when she graduates. 1 he hen sessions til the wee hours of the morning, the everlasting bridge games, the buzzer that means some lucky girl has gotten a phone call, and that pleading cry. “May I borrow your black dress Friday night? I haven t got a thing to wear. It's just one big happy family. Hie Mens Dorms or Santini house some one Hen Session 135 THE TRUTH SHALL MAKE US FREE Vol. XXVII,—No. M 8 PHI GAROEN CITY. NEW YORK—WEDNESDAY. JANUARY II. I9S0 IF NOT NOW. WHEN? PRICE TEN CENTS Mt'intcrs: J. L«in ky. I. Reynolds. ( . Swgiil. S. I luck. I . Hurowit , I'. ORucri. I l.rs.M'I. A M.irko. I.. Behnken. A. Rnlnn. I). ( .imiody. M. I3ion«lo. R. WVhkIIiuusc. G. Downs. I’. Roiiim I. V. teeny. ( . Goldin, C. Scliwimmcr. L. I.vc, G. Bauer. P. Wilson. 1 In- Guidon is a weekly memorial lo the valiant Hemingways and ‘‘Maughams found al Adelplii: to tin- many packs of paper that go down for this wee klv sheet: and lo the many broken heads and hearts of the stalf. Its genial atmosphere made up of an illustrious social circle and its gay walls exuding pink elephants al times make the Guidon office (last stop in the “Temporary I I Building) a meet- ing place for the elite ol Adelphi. As I he telephone shrieks and its attendant crawls into the pink walls for privacy, a barrage of typists, copy writers and assorted Edi- tors. roll the “dummy in lo meet the latest possible deadline (mid-night lues- day Night). Every Wednesday cheers the birth of another Guidon, never lo be found before Chapel, and thousands fall over each other racing for the nearest point of dispersion. What appreciation!! The I ruth Shall Make Us Free and Guidon sticks to the straight and narrow, con- forming to every word under the skilled advice of its present Editor. Claire Siegel. I he Handbook “Bible of the Erosh. 1 hesaurus of the Upperclassmen, and other labels have tagged the I landhook of Adelphi Club activities, school s constitution, sorority and fraternity members and their constitutions, and necessary information on other activities are all offered lo the students al Adelphi in this attractively bound book. If you ever find yourself wondering who is president of your specific club, the Handbook will tell you. If you'd like to know the members of Beta Bela Beta frat. look and you will lind them in the I handbook. But better still, i! you'd like lo know the name of the president of S.A. for some reason or other, you'll find it in the current Handbook. 136 Cl.AIRF. SlFCEL I’. Horowitz. C. Scliwiimncr. ( . Siesal, S. Huck. D. CTarmody. Shall The Truth Make Us Free? THE APRIL FOOL All The News That Fits . . . We Print Adelphi Buys Brompton Avenue Homes; j Plans Demolition, New Parking Field CONTENTS Editor-in-Chief And Desk Editor Die (As In Movies) With Their Proofs On Denies Administrative Plot To Ask Tuition Ten Years In Advance Teacher Bites Student For Asking Question By KTAOIX S1IROLU New Page 12 .13 14 16 17 18 IS S208 . 7 Sexual Features 0 _ 69 The Piddler _ . .5 The Editorial . . 2 S. 0. B. HAS NEW EMBRYO the Afternoon Of A Fallen Fawn Let’s Play, Bridget S BUILDING DEMOLISHED' Squatting Squares which T win Squeamish Squirm Hos The p'’oni? Who Threw The Bullion Cubes In Dr. Murphy's Agar? I WAS A 97-POUND Lindsay Fnmsay WEAKLING... feVSr- The Men's Room . . . you telco ♦tie door to the right end walk three doors down. Ttiat's not it. Than, vou . . . Class of ’49 Gives Eddy HU For Gift Squirm Announces Class Decision B Bra� cuS sMummbo Dzurnbo. Masque7srfiexti Physic Department To Aid Adelphi Blood Chest Drive For Dissipated Professors! HANDBOOK STAFF V. Appel I. M Olhole, I . Fer- raro. Lila Busch. .1. Onehegun. R. SchriDCr. Grace Torykian. S 157 Twice a year i� magazine called Pylon, dedicated to I lie young aspiring ' I iemingways. is published lor I he ap- proval of iis Adelphi public. I his year revealed a highly interesting group of authors, many of whom should make the grade some day. A staff of qualified students choose the best selections submitted (in little boxes found all over the school). After diligent copyreading and censoring, these stories, poems, or what have you. are published. A skilled staff of artists add tlu ir chef-d’oeuvrcs and the Pylon. bound in an attractive paper cover, is passed out gratis to the students. Some of the pieces have re- ceived recognition and we arc sure that if Pylon continues to improve, it will make Adelphi known to the literary world. PYLON 138 Finl Row: P. Squiccii Farcy. N. McDonnell mo. Second Row Margaret Cacioppo hirst Row: M. Hyler. M. Caci- oppo, V. Solmo. S. I luck, N. McDonnell. M. Fnmpasona. R. Alexander. Second Row: E. Og- veri. P. Squiccinrini. R. Wy- gand. L. Bclmkcn, Y. Feeny. Russ Wycand Bill Feeny MAY DAY Accompanied l� y the Coronation Processional and her attendants. lovely Queen of the May. Nancy Dunleavy. was crow ned hv President I'.ddy. Amid cheers and fanfare began the festivities of May I )av. Queen Nancy s deserving attendants were June Dooling and Edith l.acev. both at- tired in pastel gowns and stoles. 1 he Queen was dressed in while organdy which was beauti- fully set off by the navy and white gowns of the Court Ladies. Lach sorority competed lor lop honors using a popular song. Delta Gamma was awarded first prize and the traditional silver cup. Alpha Epsi- lon Phi won second and Kappa Kappa (iamma won third place. I he judges of the skits were Mr. Sterling Silliphant. Mrs. Lillian Van Mater. Mr. Clifford Orinsky and Miss Lillian Jackson. MO Gold Mask is a student organization whose primary function is to offer the students of the College an opportunity to learn about the theater and all its phases. Not only docs it permit students to present their acting talent hut it oilers to those who do not wish to «act opportunities in design ing. constructing and costuming the plays. In its effort to prepare those interested in the theater with a full realization of drama. C told Mask has encouraged students to direct, stage manage and light productions to he offered to the public. I he academic courses have found in Gold Mask a laboratory in which experiments are carried out by and for the students. Gold Mask draws upon all departments of the college, not limiting itself merely to the Speech and Dramatic Arts Depart ment. Under the able coordination of James A. Per rone. President. Gold Mask has produced Out- ward Bound by Sutton Vane. “Squaring The Circle by Anton Chekhov and a series of three one-act plays directed by the students. W 141 Memters: G. NcipirJ, Bril. W. Cull. I-. I.apide. (• ( assono B. Rattkamp. I'.. I-au. I. Marstrllrr, D, McKioman. Dury. M. Balletln. II I ill.my. C . Nubile, I). Paddi. M, Stein. M. Gallagher. h. I.nmb. G. Bauer. I I. I ary. M. Cadoppo, M. Lehomina. .1. Jnblowski. G. I.ainl). P. Pisriotta, I'. McCall. P. Kresling. I. IZrdman. ,1. Morris. I. Benken. V. Sdino. G. Carry, G. Gcnglcr. A. Powers. R. Gardiner, I'. I ran . M Gannon. B I rldcricks. A. Morialli. D. Keller. A Adams I. Conivns. L. Kollic. M Limber. .1. O’Rourke. D. Sands. R. Culino. II. Move. .1. Brmiiar.. I. Gehring. A. Barbara, . W'nlsli. P. Voss. II. Asaph. P. Squicciarini. B. Brons. V. Cavanan. II. Painlon, M Gannon. A. liorintti. D. Jackman, D. Murphy. A. Doha. P. Papa. Newman C lub iiiei Members: P. Alport. II. Horowitz, R. Marks. X. Mycrson, Rabbi Kraft. I . Rosengarten. G. WeinHadi. B. Weiss, X. Lubash. N. Brnn.u k. R. Lustbadrr. M. Bilak. I .. I urnovska. I Richard. R. Badler. M. Ross, A. Greenberg. 1 14 RELIGIOUS CLU I.V.C.F. Instruction in respect for each others faiths has been a traditional course here at Adelphi, where avid followers repre- senting the different religious views on the spiritual force that hinds us. I here has been great interest in the joint meetings of the Hofstra-Adelphi Newmanites. Hil- Iel put on a chapel performance of native foils dances while I.V.C.F.. S.C.A.. and Canterbury have been very active also. Members: M. Simpson. Rev. Hay'len. h. Warner. K. Pearson. I Withcrow. A. lomlinsnn, B. Simpson. A. Dicdriib. Canterbury Club Members: Aleshin. IV Austin. W. Boston. D. Uott. D. Carver. C. Culver, II ( rusius. S. Dcmolat. IV Denning. S. Dibble. G. Downs. B. loster. S. I Italy. (.. liunn. A. Kcstcr. I. Melvin. J. Noble. P. Oxley. ''I. Petroff. C. Ransom, I Roden. J. Squire, I). Slnckwcll. ('. 'acker. J. 'acker. R. Wassey. ’. WipHcr. A. Xandlik. 145 DANCES All College Ball al the Astor with V inceni I .opez and our own Garden Gate Quartet commenced Adelphi s successful social season, while tin: Gar- den City I lotel was the scene of the 3rd Annual Inler-fralernitv Ball highlighted by the appearance of ribbon corsages for the benefit of the Interfraternitv Fund. I he origi Sophomore Cupid Capers” dance featured the choosing ol a Queen of Hearts. Lyn Levine was chosen over a field of many pert Sophs. Lxcilemenl was high as the girls chose their dresses lor the all important Junior From held at the Essex I louse with Billy Butter- field and Fran Warren. Sorority girls and their dates looked forward to the traditional Greek Cotil- lion” which was held at the Waldorf-Astoria. Last but not least comes the Senior Ball and our Seniors’ fond Farewell to the Adel- phi Scene. Inter-Fraternity Ball 1-16 I -ADY 01 the Evening ■s Ladies Nite at the Lodge Meeting I'pper: Opera Cilalus I.oirer: Lin Kilometer ALL COLLEGE I lie gala All College Weekend commenced with a «real show of student spirit on I hursdny afternoon. November 17. as posters and exhibits were being readied for the Beal hlofslrn Contest. At 7 P.M. festivities were officially begun with the traditional song and skit competition. I In Junior class, with its presentation of a movie taken by Russ Wvgand in the familiar locale of tin C � .S.. won the skit contest. I lie novel movie idea brought a tremendous ovation from the faculty and Girls of the I INI 118 NIGHT RALLY students. I lit class of 1955 was the winner of the song contest. I lie poster contest results were then revealed. Kappa Kappa Gamma and Pi Sigma won first prizes for their poster displays. 1 he faculty skit was followed l� y a huge bonfire started in the field adjoining the 11 building. 1 he hand played its repertoire and the cheerleaders won loud cheers from the students in the most exciting pep rally in Adelphi s history. Watch Voi r Bi.oon Pressure Upper: Rogues Gallery Lower: Witch I win has 1 oni 149 JUNIOR MOVIE thc r JUAJIOrt Ci ASS -Kl ?R £S GAITS') MRRRIA E IS FOR SINGLE PEOPLE OR (Ul IS NOT LOST ? ? ? rfcl VU r WOZ Z iQmiftMLv «• ti« o Rosw.it Shapi«o AS «frTHf fU Whith as aiwp? FucRfcwf Ki o«o � s DA vne in IW- At (V Ui� � � i Rl P e«ce ns otkc-ovt CX� p y OvCRfOH AS---U Cv | Poppy INTRODUCING- Tom s Mrs. Weiman Going lo I I—” is not a condition ol mind at Adelphi. ratlin it is «i matter of location, lor. by reason ol its shape, the Student Activities Building at Adelphi is called the 'H. The recent addition of a small snack counter has increased the popularity ol the H. while a tele vision set. juke box and Mrs. Weiman provide entertain- ment and a homey atmosphere. It is here that students gather lo fill in the hours between classes watching the World Series. playing cards, or just plain loafing. Minnie “What Size. Honey.' Henry Coming. Mother! CAMPUS CHARACTERS, STUDENT POLICE Fir I Roir: V I jiwi y, R. I lull. I Lopir-li. I. Wilson. N'foml Rotr: Mr. Miller. J. MeMnnus. E. Murray. B. Srlireilier. I Kerbcr. I. Ilcury. I . Me--iiicr. 1 he slam of large padded bodies, one against the other, the glaring floodlights and shouted signals inform all passers-by that in that area of brightness men with bruised limbs are toiling for perfection with one aim in mind —Victory. This is just one area of concentration. At each practice of every sport we will get the same shouts, groans and murmurs of approval from the on lookers when this man sends a line drive into left field, or suffers an agonizing twist to gain a quick pin. Day after day the crushing scrimmage goes on. The rhythmic dull thump, thump drifts from the indoor track out through the doors of the R. and whether they be inside or out the trackmen’s push is for greater speed. Day after day. and game after game, the process goes on. and is taken for granted. leading sometimes to victory and some- times to defeat. However whether it be a fraternity' basketball game or the big Hofstra game, we can never show too much appreciation to our athletes. There is no pat on the back nor word of encourage- ment which can close the wound of those one-point heart- breakers. but those pats and encouraging words can go a long way in bolstering morale and preventing greater defeats. ■ mi Altenberg Cerny FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 1949 September. 1949. saw Adelphi entering a new foot- ball season with almost a complete turnover from the previous year s team. John Cerny. who had been line coach the previous year had been promoted to tin status of bead coach. A pair of newcomers. Jack Garra brant and Art Mann, were to assist Cerny in his now position. I he team’s overall record was six wins and only two losses. I lie Hofstra rivalry came to a head the following week as students from one campus invaded the other. When the smoke had cleared, however, there was no serious damage, except for a few hurl prides. I lie stage was set lor the game. Wh on the contest got underway, it appeared fo� a time that the Dutchmen were up to the occasion. But soon, the superior Panther forces exerted their power and the linal store was 28-7. completing the most successful grid campaign in Adelphi history. October N. . S. Agricultural and I echnical 28-6 8 Rider College 15-25 15 Brooklyn College 55-15 22 Fori Monmouth 46-0 29 Arnold College 28-0 November 5 New Bedford College 41-12 12 Kings Point 15-41 18 I lofstra College 28-6 First Row: ( . I iif.nn . I Dolce. Y. Manus, A. Kunkel. Q. Vcrdy. I. Piazza. G. Rehas. B. Soil. F. Borsodv, C. I'rankolini, I. Sell.•! !•'. I , I'niton. R Peiscop. R. Green. Second Ronr B. I'.itel. K Suuuker. I Mr Deed. I... Marl M. Vitale. B. Sicilian ), Coacli ,1 Cerny. I . Dr Sola. J. Miele. I. Allen. C. Brodcrson. D. Burpee. . Smitli. X Davis. R. Mulli :.ni. I hiril Row: Trainer I . DePocc, 1 Inlurr.i. iN. Stovall. J. I.ujuck. I. Panning, A. Whitney. H. Vogt.� . Coach J. Garrabrandt. Coacli A. Mann. II. Moss. 8. Saun- ders. J. l inn. S. Von Burren. J. Lawrence, E. Kalano. Mgr J. Rippcrger. Mann Garrabrandt I i� .'l Ron- Mr. Allenhtirg. A Aniiola. S. Clicrcu . S l.ilvinofl. B. Kr.uner. ( Lioltn. A. Keugnn. Mr Ruggi.iii. Srcaiul Row I . DePacc. I . Donoliue. J. Spollen. B Shield . A Sneliler- . I. leanings, W. Keller. G. Morrissey. I. Millnsky. . Ijowey. ViOR 'aRSITY ,A- Lynn. , 'U tSl i __ Adelplii $ basketball team lias lone out- grown its infancy and the group is now a recognized power in the Greater New York Basketball Conference. Both the faculty and students of the college have shown great concern over our present or- ganization and hold il in great esteem. I he doings of the Panthers hold an im- portant place in Nassau County and the name Adelphi is rapidly sweeping the Metropolitan Area. Bui now that the team is firmly en- trenched on campus, we find that the pioneer athletes who paved the way are members of the class of 1950. Artie Sneld- ers. a mid-year graduate, was the Pan- thers highest scorer lor four years on the floor of the R building. Along with Artie, co-captain Joe Spollen and the entire starl- ing live will be leaving this year. Names to be remembered among them are Bill Keeler. Jack Jennings, and Sonny Chcr- cus. The team has defeated schools like Kings Point. Queens. Pratt and Cooper Union to dale. I hese victories earned the Panthers a first place lie in the Greater New York Conference. If the team can go on to win the championship, the grad- uating members will leave a cherished memory behind. x Charles I.iotta G nfz. v'o7 S ?nJ K‘ u- I y- . 1. • c xt!:ir- L tel ft; Long Shot 157 A nun li improved Panther I rac k team is getting sel lo continue its winning ways in the spring of I9 0. Now under the able coaching of Bernie Mayer, former Nation- al A.A.U. shotput champ, tin team has gained in membership as well as experi- ence. and is well set to go through its third undefeated season. It now holds a string of ten consecutive dual meet victories. Many of last season’s varsity men have returned 1« form the nucleus of this year’s squad, although Iron Man Greg Cizek. a consistent winner of the distance races, is not among those present. A tentative survey of the cinder events discloses the old regulars. Morly Mint .. Russ uolo and Ray Pawlowicz in the 100 yard dash. In the 220 sprint Bob Alexander and a newcomer, Dan Spencicri will accompam Mini , and uolo. Alexander and Vuolo are also slated for the 220 low hurdles, with vclc ■ran Joe Brill and advent Bob Jacobs filling out I lie fence skippers’ ranks. I he high hurdle features Howard Kester as well as Britt. A Syracuse transfer student and former Long Island hurdles champ. Mori Dia mond. promises to show well in the quarter mile run. Alexander. Jacobs and Jim Milloskv. always a consistent per former, will round out the field and all other departments are well in hand. Floyd I Iorowitz TRACK AND Members; 15 M.iyr. M Mini . R. Vuolo. R. Piiwlowirz. 15. Alexander. D. Spencicri. J. Brill. 15 Jacobs. II. Kesler. M Diamond. J. Milloskv, R. Turner. R. Knodl. 158 Adelplii s harriers. Lanny Levine. Leon I icrman. Bill Powell, Boh Turner, Art Elliott. Roy Cook, and Boh Banks came through their fall schedule with only one victory, despite a tremendous improvement over their 10 18 lime showings. Under the coaching of Bcrnie Mayer, who succeeded innie Gold, the team was matched against strong competition and a longer array of colleges than was the case last year. I he Panthers competed in seven meets, losing to squads from City College. Montclair Stale Teachers College. Rutgers. Kings Point. I lofstra. and the Aggies. I heir victory was over Wagner of Staten Island. Both the Aggie and the Rutgers meets were dropped hy a heart-breaking one point. Lor Cook and Elliott, both fre shmen. the season marked their lirst attempt cit the college cross country distance of five miles. Returning times of less than thirty minutes. Levine. Herman and Powell chopped their previous records bv fully two minutes, giving evidence of their capabilities in the distance events for the spring season. Lenny Levine CROSS COUNTRY Members: L. Levine, I.. Herman. B. Powell. R. Iumer. A. Flliolt. R. Cook. B. Banks. B. Mavcr. V Gold. 159 f'ii l Row: li 1 iinifr, I . Muzantc. 1). Della Rimt.i. A Vui .m, O. Porlin. ( . Bixlon. Mgr Miololcll. Socorul Row: Concli I (cmy. D. KusU-r. I . Morlinson. B. Mvsliic, B Anderson. A. Sifl. I) Manning. C Ijolla. L. Argnndiz .o. BASEBALL I lie 1919 baseball Icam under coach John Corny suffered setbacks even before I lie season s first game. Many veterans were lost by eligibility rules and Art I lerman, one of I lie team’s most consistent centerfielders. broke l� is ankle in early practice. el. with all these handicaps, the boys did themselves proud even when the score seemed to indicate the contrary. I he most outstanding games were a pair of decisive wins over Kings Point and a VO triumph at St. Peters. I his year there is a strong returning nucleus including big Bill Ander son. Phil Bendish. hustling Don DellaRocca. Bubs Buxton. Stan Diamond, known as the Cynic” by the boys on the team. Bob I urner. Lou Argondi . .o. whose football renown hard I y overshadows his performance on the diamond Chuck l.iolla and liny Tony Piazza. Dick Arnot. Al Li IT, and Dick the Whip Kusler were there loo. all ol which seems to indicate an eventful season for Jack Cmrrabrant. the club s newly appointed coach. Bill Neuleld is again manager of the team. Dic k Kusler won the most valuable player award in 1919. Bill Neufeld 160 Round 1 limn Last spring. Adelphi s infant major sport suffered what some might term an unsuccessful season, compiling a two and five rec- ord with some brutal losses being served the boys at Yale and R.P.I.. but with heartening successes at I lofstra and Lafayette. Yet. to the boys on the team, the success or failure of the season could not possibly be measured in such materialistic terms. I he antics of Irwin Germaise. Jim Simes, and Dick Green at the after- game welcome extended to us by Yale; the spirited play of Arty Glenn. Jack Lawrence. Chris Broderson. and Bob Stutz; the tire- less energy of Dick Siegel. John MacDonald, and Ned Romano and the amazingly rapid progress made by Harry Raven. Sy L.it- vinoff and Jules Guth have become welded into a firm body of happy memories that none of us will ever forget. Fred Bargetzi is this season’s co-captain and shares this posi- tion with Don Loughlin. But it is last year's I lofstra game that gave the boys the great- est pleasure. In a heavy cold rain on a wet field, with exceptional support from Don Loughlin. Bud Bargetzi. Paul Kittay. and Ernest Schroeder. the team played the greatest game in Adelphi s short lacrosse history and walked off the grimy field of battle only after chalking up a decisive victory over the Dutchman. Robert Corn 'ir.'I Row: R. Slur . S. I.itvinoll. R. ( orn. I . Kil.tv. I . BargcUi, R Su'g.tl. J. M .11 Donald. Second Row A. Oh'iin, I. (mill. I). Green. I. Simes. ( . Broilcrson, N. Romano, II. Raven. I hint Row. . I'auci. .1. I_n vrence. II. Minnaor. I Geminise. t). I .miglilin, I .. Schroder. Mr. Ruggi an. LACROSSE S 161 The Adelphi wrestling team lias at mid-season registered two wins and two losses. Under the direction of the new wrestling coach. Jack (� arra- hrandt. the grant and groaners have overcome the loss of a few of its old timers and have succeeded in pulling a team on the mats. Cal Guest, a newcomer Io Adelphi hut an old mat man. has a My carried the 121 pound class for Adelphi, rhe only Panther veterans on the team are Norman Fidelman. 121 pound class: Howie Sabin. 128 pound class: Don Burpee. 165 pound: and Jim Fanning at 175. Both Burpee and Fanning have shown the new- comers to the squad what a little persistence can bring. Jim banning s match against Brooklyn Poly was the outstanding performance of the 1949-1950 season. With the help of promised better wrestling facilities and more equipment. Adelphi s wrestling team should turn in an undefeated record for the season. Other men on the grunt and groan are John Kuptsis. Bill Long. Bill Orlin. Frank De Hergut and Walter Johnson. I hese men are all good wrestlers on whom the hopes of future Adelphi wrestling teams depend. Walter Johnson WRESTLING A. Guest. II. Sahin, R. I rank Y. I .one. D. Burpee. V. Orli- lien. I. Funning. I. Scott. V. Johnson, R. Vaughn, I. Kuptu . I. Walt. A. McCormick. I. McDonald, Y. Kennedy. R. Knodl. V. McKee. . Marchese. | DeHergol, Y. Donegan. N I i llf-in.i• . R. Green. 162 Mcmters: B. Bale . A. Tnloni, K. George. H. Strauss. R. Fish. I.. Mclcrlinan. S- hrkkson, R. Jaeger, D. Kramer, h. Slone. J. Mann, D. Mayes. J. Albrecht. SWIMMING A new acid it ion to the list ol major sports was the Adelphi swimming team. I he Men’s A.A. recognized this activity as a varsity sport early last (all. Mr. Mann, a capable swimmer himself, was appointed as head coach, and is being assisted by Miss Nolan. As the new coaches undertook their tasks, they were met by a shortage of swimmers and by illness. Considering these burdens, the team came through with a successful season. I lie stalwarts of the team were Don Kramer and Ed Stone, whose competitive spirit always kept Adelphi within grasp of winning. Other candidates were Bill Bates. Jack Tatum. Dick Dawda. John Albrecht. Bob Woodhcad. Roy Daniels. Heinz Straus. I larold Rice and Daniel Hayes, whose diving record scored many points for them. With the year s experience they have, and new candidates. Adelphi should strive to new heights in this sport. John Albrecht ' Firs I Rout R. Dunhill. M. Busoni. J. Thomas, B. I lari, P. Koisling, J. Noble. A. Muslow. Second Ron-: R. Romez. R. I lemian. Dr. Kruger. B. Snow. J. I nics- dalc. R. Field. The Yacht Club, which is one of the fastest growing clubs on campus, was organized in 194$. Since then, it has come a long way. It has been accepted by the college and by the Intercollegiate Yacht and Racing Association of North Amer- ica. Many of its members, who were previously nonsailors, have been turned into ardent sailing fans. They meet once a week to discuss future racing meets and to receive instruc- tions on yachting. I he club has raced at many distant places including Washington. D. C. Last spring they won the Creator New York Novice Championship and brought home the trophy. 163 TENNIS Led by co-captains I om Stocksdaliii and Jim Boyd and playing llicir borne games at Belhpages black course, the goll team won three matches and suffered four losses. I o their decisive victories over Queens and Pratt they added an overwhelm- ing shut-out victory over City College. I he team played fine goll and a single point would have changed defeat into victory in their matches with Montclair. Manhattan and arch-rival Hofstra. I om Slocksdalc. Jim Connors and Jim Hunter, all seniors, successfully completed their varsity careers while Jim Boyd pulled his way to an un- defeated season. Chet Wood played excellent goll and turned in a great victory over his Hofstra op- ponent. Bill Arenholz and Paul Wagner also played fine winning goll and together with Jim Boyd and Chet Wood will form the nucleus ol this years ten-game schedule. Jam ms Boyi� For the third season the Panther racquet wielders will take to the court under the Brown and Cold Banner. Last spring s record of four wins against five setbacks, included victories over Kings Point. Little 1 hree Champs. Lordham. Pratt, and St. Peters, while the losses were suf- fered at the hands of Hofstra. Queens. C.C-A.Y., Manhattan, and Brooklyn Poly. I he team will lose the services of the three lop men. Lee Druckman. Newt Hofstader. and Milo Snyder, and double letlermcn. Returning to the lineup, however, is Frank Rosengarten. Bob Williamson, and Jerry Lansky, three well- seasoned veterans. I he schedule for the coming season will include all ol Iasi year s competitors, with the Little I hree title again at stake. GOLF I )rivfrs AND Pl'TTFRS Mrmfu-rs: C Wood. C o-c«i|� - tuiii: I. Bo d. co-captain: .1. 15 Arenholz. R. Burger, F. LePrcsli. L. I ,rlir. P. Wagner. Mgr. Dancing Down . Straight to Mark ■ ■ Hit IT Ill( ;h Off to tiii Races 166 Out of Tiin Park •irsl Row: I. I.elimnn. N. I isliman. I). Krliill, J. RciniioM. C. Alhcils. S Weinberg, B loner. Second Ron-: B. Altaian, B. Cerm.ik. E. Deliver. I.. «!«: B.ill.iirr. I. MrNamara, R. Rolquin. Rtacii! 167 Mrs. Rapp Miss Skinner PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. Altenberg Mrs. I )fxtfr IlSS WlDFK.MAN 1 lie Physical kducalion department. directed In Miss Arvilla Nolan leads a well integrated pro gram lor its students, planned for a maximum ol variety and enjoyment as well as lor pre-profes- sional training. Mrs. Dexters square and folk dancing courses are gratifying as well as strenuous, while Mr. kuggian coordinates the intramural pro- gram. 1 he department would not he complete however, without mention of Mrs. Rapp s Hygiene c lasses or l)r. Cfillirks ever present physicals for the student hody. 108 MEN’S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION I he Men’s Alhlelic Association lias had a very hectic, hut. we believe, successful year. I he highlights of the past school year have been the Varsity Dinner. Field Day. New Student Picnic and the annual Victory Dance, following our victory over Hofslra in the Adelphi-I loislra football clash. I he New Student Picnic and Held Day were conducted in conjunction with I he Women’ Athletic Association, while the Varsity Dinner culminated a successful sea- son for all of Adelphi s athletes with the presentation of awards and letters. During the past season, intra-murals were conducted in football, basketball, wrestling, softball and tennis. I he intramural activities and all the other affairs were conducted by Bob Corn. Noel C liambalvo. Dick Carmody. Bill Neufeld. Joe SpoIIen and Mr. Claude Ruggian. Director of Men’s A.A. Joseph Spollfn WOMEN’S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION I he Women s Athletic Association of Adelphi undertook a gigantic program this year, under the able guidance of Beatrice Toner who served as president. Along with top cooperation from the Physical Education department, this program was successfully completed. Numbered among the many activities were the Student Picnic. Student-('acuity Basketball game and the Student-Alumni Basketball game. Not content with just these, the Association sponsored an Inter dormitory Volley ball series and Inter Sorority Basketball competition. 1 he W.A.A. handled all arrangements for the traditional Field Day competition between the classes as well as procuring, for the first time in their history a new meeting room for the Association. Miss Nolan was the faculty sponsor. First Row: D. Attains. C. AIIhtIs. J. Rein- hold, B. Toner. Second Row: J. Kalin. II. Cohen. S Scinkvrg. X. Fishman. Third Row: I-.. Binmons. J. Laurence. D. Cold- ly smith. J. Breakstone. Making it New AT THE GAME Tense Moments Operation Neptuni: Saturday night. Nov. 5. a group of determined Adelphi men left the Spoon for Operation Neptune.’ Arriving at Kings Point, scouts de- termined the diligence of the Academy guards. I wo Adelphians scaled the eight foot wall while three others entered the gate. Neptune's pen was easily found and one member deftly roped the ram as lie charged. Once lassoed Neptune, was led easily out of the gate into the road. Here the ram stopped, within 200 feel of a guard post, and refused to budge. After much pushing and pulling he was finally loaded into a truck. I hen the jubilant Adelphians sped off into the night with the docile Neptune, prized mascot of King’s Point Academy. Operation Neptune was concluded at the King’s Point football game, when Neptune was returned with much display to the awaiting Cadets. I Iigh Stepper It's been a pleasure Best of Luck to 1951 - 1952 - 1953 - 1954 and all the fifties CLASS OF 1950 I'-' I • ?. z ■S' £ - - ■ v ECO - 1 J d fts: j_i 5« I T IA 1 — I' vA. — � A Ta .,ri IA • — '$ e ? jiJ1 . 2 TZ “2 • 1 • i o _ _E .= jj r ZZ ■---' _ • 2 jjsK i: • - C -3 V. •_ :s f • is iHv'' : -•■•,£! e-¥ £ 4 ea ? . : 2 .c 11 f«i : L“ ,-. ca j i i -i 2 . .05 = is.. ; x x ■•-- J. £ 12 . - - «• � - = : 6 •• ' ■. •a :I “ CJ gO j| = l i: 7 Ji • i ” .. X S : • ' “ “ x ■ ri «• ■• — - - i. . K- ;. - £ W O : ia •a — ■ : ■ , 8 o . — Z2� ; S s «. Z = 5 _£ ' , ! w ii .c 7 “ - |v- 7. s==' . c — ■3“ 1, ? •• .5 V A| J; i “2 x IA U — 111 C£ — . • • ? S' 5 ejsr ' i. rS J!' .SOo ’ . .. = • . §rO ;E_r £j ' r z : : z i 12 l -=3-= Eji E 2 $ J = i - « g z = w-a £-6 fs :2f y z f-4 111 £ 1 . Jl7 = 7 J o 7 i gc = cJ “ j. p’ I Ui _£_C w““ ‘ '•a r« g £ ” , ...... X LA I 24 f- ' |A ’ . V IA .. • .' ;5 oB i -S Z ; _ ? j- • AI « 2 O x ri .. 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Harold A. Jr.. '55: 87-00 Santiago Ave.. Hollis 7. X. Y. DerBruke. Patricia. '52 : 001 Washington Ave.. Bklyn.. X. Y. Dcretas. I homas. 55: 465 Hawthorne Ave., Yonkers 3. N. Y. Deremcr. Robert F.. ‘55; 111-44 200th St.. St. Albans. Y. DeRis. Joan W.. 53: 25 Pershing Rd.. Englewood. X. J. Deulsch. Judith H.. '52: 485 B -rriman St.. Bklyn. S. N. Y. Doutsch. Warren. M S.: 1580 50lh St . Bklyn. 10. X. Y. Devondorf. Donald A.. '53: 600 Ingrahm Dine. New Hvde Park. N. Y. Devine. Cornelius R . '53; 4 Beach Ct.. College Point. N. Y. DeWitt. William M . ’35: 3720 80th St.. Jackson Heights. X Y. I)i. . Sabina M . '54: 227 Hale Ave., Bklyn. 8. N. Y. Diamond, Morton. '54; 17 E. Walnut St.. Long Beach. X. Y. Diamond. Stanley. '53: 150-60 226th St.. Laurel ton. X. Y. DiAnno. Eugene L.. '52: 351 Main S� .. Metuchen. X. J. Dibble. Stephen J.. ‘50: Box 8. Mount S inai. X. Y DiCaro. Eleanor M . M.A .: Nurses Reviikncc. Mcadowbrook I los- pital DiCesare. Dominic A . '51: 8411 9lsl Ave.. W'oodhaven 21. N. Y. Dick. Marilyn R.. '50: 1101 Hoj ikinson Ave.. Bklyn.. N. Y. Dick. Richard. 50; 1101 Hopkinson Ave,, Bklyn.. X. Y. Didio. Daniel I . Jr.. '50: 57-25 160th St.. Flushing. N. Y. Died rich. Marieanna. '53: 3652 214th St.. Baysidc. X. Y. Dielch. David D.. '52: 1083 E. 16th St.. Bklyn. 50. X. Y. Dielel. Amelia A.. '51: 111 Schley St.. Garfield. X. J. Dietel. Marie B.. '51: III Schley St.. Garfield. X. I. Dicty Louise. Grad. Spec.: 40-31 Browvalc Lane. Little Neck. Digiovanni. Philip. 52: F-1S Apt. 13. Sampson College. Samp.-on. Dill. Samuel L.. 55: 141 S. Kilburn Rd.. Garden City. X. Y. Dilhngham. Laura J.. Grad. Spec.: 72 Brixlon Rd.. Garden City. Dillon. Doris G . '50: 158 17 252nd St.. Rosedale. N. Y. Dirolf. William. Grad. Spec.: North Creek, X. Y. Disch, Mary B.. 55; Grand Ave.. Shelter Island. X. Y. DiSesa. Diana R.. '52: 0 Rugby Rd.. Bklyn . X. Y. Disraely. Seymour. '50; 285 Prospect PI.. Bklyn.. X. Y. Divimy. Francis J.. M.A.: 416 Cross St.. WeStbury. X. Y. Dobson. Helen R.. M.A.: 5 Carey Rd.. Great Neck. X. Y. Dobson. Jacr jueline. '55: 15-06 142nd St.. Mall.a. X Y. Dobson. Paul. 55: 213 Princeton Rd.. Rockville Centre, X. Y. Dodds. Marion L.. 55: 2-lA Rose Blvd.. Baldwin, X. Y. Dodge. Norman. Ph.D.: Santini. E. Hempstead. X. Y. Doherty. John B.. 35: -15-06 130|h St.. Mushing. X. Y. Dolan. John F.. 55: 107-11 I2lst St.. Richmond Hill. X. Y. Dolce. John M. '52: 107-12 881h St.. O one Park. X Y. Dollar. Barbara A.. 33: 7 Hnrlxir Hill Rd.. Glen Cove. X. Y. Dombek. Michael. ’51: 106 Evergreen Ave.. Lynbrook. X. Y. Donahue. Mary L.. 52: IS5 Bedford Ave., Merrick. X. Y. Donahue, lames L. 51: 13 Devon St . Lynbrook. X. Y. Donhei-’er. Walter J.. 52: 170 Randall Ave., Freeport. X. V Donigan. William J.. 55: 164 Carnation Ave., Moral Park, N. Y. Dorui. Mary. 53: 15 Amlicr� ! PI.. Massaperjua. X. Y. Donnelly. Dan John. 52: 10 Jackson Ave.. Rockville Centre. X. Y. Donnenfeld. Xancy R.. '53: 80-40 Lefferls Blvd.. Kew Gardens. X Y. Donahue. Harold. Grad. Spec.: 265 Fulton St.. Westbury. X. Y. Dooling. June E.. M.A.: 31 Flower Rd.. Y’alley Stream. X. Y. Doran. Richard F., M.S.: R.F.D. $1. Rensselaer. X. Y. Dorando. August C.. '52: 130F E. 87lh Dr.. Jamaica Bav Homes. Bklyn . X Y Dorncllas. George A. Jr.. '52: Foxhur� t Rd.. R.F.D. 4. Hunting- ton. X. . Doscli. Mrs. Rose. Spec.: 265 E. Columbia St.. I lempslead. X. Y. Doll. I.ouise B.. M.A : 104-18 116th Ave.. St. Albans. N. Y. Douda. Richard C.. 53: 30-47 20th St.. Long Island City. X. Y. Dougherty. Gloria J.. Spec. Grad.; 13 Marlboro Ct.. Rockville Centre. X. Y. Dougherty. William B.. Spec.: 61-68 A223rd Pi.. Bayside. X. Y. I Douglas. Andrew A.. � 3: 140-24 Mulberry Ave.. Flushing. X. Y. Downs. George H . 52: 540 X. Village Ave.. Rockvilcl Centre. N 'i Draddy. Terrence O.. '52: 7501 Ridge Blvd.. Bklyn.. X. Y. Draizen. Ethel. 55: 5502 l-1th Ave.. BkKn 16. X. Y. Draper. Barbara A.. 50: 181-34 Grand Central Pkwy.. Jamaica Estates Draxh-r. Helen. Spec.: 340 S. 14lh St.. New Hyde Park. N. Y Dreyfuss. Harriet R.. 52: 130-21 225th St.. I .aurelton. N. Y. Driscoll. James l . '50; 166 Seavicw Dr.. Bklyn. 12. X. Y. Driscoll. Joseph H. Jr.. 50: 4 F.. Seaman Ave.. Baldwin. X. V Dubin. Debra. 50: 156 West 86th St.. X. Y.. X. Y. DuBoi� . Donald '.. 50: 93-12 214th St.. Queens Village 8. N. Y. Dubrof. Annis E.. '51: SI I F. Wilton Dr.. Dalton. Ga. Duffee. Shirley A.. 32: 1 rinitv 1 1.. . Hempstead. X. V Dugan. Constance M.. '30: 36 Ocean Ave.. N'orthporl. N. Y . Dukas. Stephen J.. 51: 544 St. Mark� 1 1.. Staten Id and. X. Y. Duncan. Alfred E. HI. '52: 1118 Melrose Ave.. Melrose Park. Pa. Dunhill. Robert. '52: 170 Hill Park Ave.. Great Xeck. X. V Dunne. James P.. 50: 46-84 Utopia Pkwy.. Flushing. X. V Duragc. Alice F. '52: 808 Middle Xeck Rd.. Great Xeck. X. V Dury, Nicole M.. M.S.: 3 Rue du General Niox. Paris XVI, France D -er. Alan S.. '52: 156-04 71 st Rd.. X. Y.. X. Y. Dwyer. Peter E . 53: 955 Walton Ave.. Bronx 52. X. Dzupin. Margaret. '50: 188 Chestnut St.. Garfield. X. J. Dzwonkowski. Stanley J.. '50; 551 I .eonard St.. Bklyn. 22. X. Y. El ert. Gladys. '50: 377 Montgomery St.. Bklyn. 23. X. V Eddy. Marvin, '52: 726 Park Pi.. Bklyn. 16. X. Y. Eddy. Paul D. Jr.. Ph.D.; 55 Bromplon Rd.. Garden City. X. Y F.delstein. Jay A.. 55: 2566 Ocean Ave.. Bklyn. 20. N. V Edwards. Anthony G.. 30: 94-40 210lh St.. Bcllaire. X. Y. Edward� . Nancy I... 55: Edwards Ave.. Calverton. X. Y Effros. Alan I... 52: 108-33 67th Rd.. Forest Hills. X Y. Egan. Austin L.. 55: 308 Plainfiehl Ave.. Moral Park. X. Y. Ehrlich. Eli .!.. '53: 60-56 149th St.. Jamaica. X Y Eichele. Warren J.. 30: 6932 Lonbet St.. Forest Hills. X. Y FjrhrnwiJd. Magda. 52: 102 Grandview Ave.. White Plains, X. Y Eichler. Edward R . 50: 133-16 81st Ave.. Kew Garden� . X. V Eigen. Ce ile R. (Mrs.). 32: 35 Lord Ave.. Lawrence. X V Einstein. Edward. '52: 5 Clock Blvd.. Amityville. X. Y. Eisenherg. Irving. '30: 3301 15th Ave.. Bklyn.. X. Y. Eider. Ellen R . '32: 98-40 64th Ave.. Rcgo Park. X. Y. Eilel. Robert J., 55: 1266 Springfield Ave.. Irvington. X. J. F.lidm. Paul J.. M.A.: Box 387. Bayville. X Y. Plliot. Arthur ( .. 53: 28 Hcrkomer St.. New Hyde Park. X. V Elliot. Frank R.. 32: 28 Hcrkomer St.. Xew Hyde Park. X. Y’. Elliot, loin. Grad. Spec.: 61 Hilton Ave.. Garden City. X. Y. Ellis. Emily. '30: 130 Lincoln Ave.. Xew Rochelle. X. V Elman. Roslyn M . '55: Locust Valley. Bedford Hills. X Y. F.lrod. George. 53: 414 National Blvd.. I.ong Beach. X. Y. Flnderlc. Robert J.. 52: 94 Munro Blvd., Valley Stream. X. Y. P.ndriknt. Fred R.. 52: 88 I .rwis PL. Hempstead. X. Y. Engel. Gertrude M.. 31: X. Country Rd.. Miller Place, X. V F'ngelbcri. Wkdter W . ’55: 151 X. Cottage St.. Valley Stream. X. Y. Engelmnn. Frede rick P.. ’52: 230 Beach 150th St.. Belle Harbor. N. Y FCngler. Katherine G.. 50; 76 Lutz Dr.. Valley Stream. X. V Ephron. Ethel. 54: 8 F. 6fj|h St.. New York 2S. N. Y. Eppcrharl. W iliiam. ’34; 10 Orchard St.. Glen Head. X. Y. Erdman. Joan P.. ’53; 58 Glen Lane. Glen Head. N. V Erichsen. Stanley. 54; 34-16 72nd St.. Jackson Heights. X. 5. Ernonwein. Dorothy L.. 51: 265 Jerusalem Ave.. Hicksville. X. Y. Emstin. Donata M . 50: 108-43 69lh Rd.. Forest Hills. X. Y. Eskelund. Ellen A., '54; 283 Summit Ave.. Brighton. Mass. Ester. Donald W.. '54; 115-112 200th St.. Cambria Heights. X. Evans. Ronald I . '31: 107-24 Springfield Blvd.. St. Albans. X. Y’. Evenden. Dorothy J.. '51: 1244 Vestal Ave. Binghamton. X. Y. Evers. Ri hard F!.. '54; 18 Gables Dr.. Hicksville. N. Y. Exono|M uly. Nicholas. 51: 8 Herman Ave.. Hicksville. X. V 181 PHOTOGRAPHS FOR 1950 ORACLE TAKEN BY: ALFRED P. RAHEB and BERT ROTH 152 SEELEY STREE'I BROOKLYN 18, N. Y. STcrling S-4S12 182 Faber. Catherine A.. M.A.: 62 Clinton Ave.. Lynbrook. N. V Fabian. IiiIiii I.. 55: fi7fi h. 21-1 St.. Bklyn. 26. N. V Faccv. Harriet I.. 55: 170 F.uston Rd.. Garden ( ity. X Y Fanning. James li.. 53: SO Femwood ler.. Stewart Manor. N. V Fnrino. Frank A . 52: 116-11 Sulphin BlvrJ.. Jamaica I. X. V Farbash. Jerome. M A : MOO 51st St.. Bklyn. Iri. X V Famell. Allred I).. 55: 15 55 list St.. Long Island ( ity. . V Fasolino. Matthew .1.. 53: Gardiner and Brunswick Rd.. Gardiner. N. V Fedeminn. Marilyn I.. 50: 625 Ocean Ave., Bklyn.. N. Y. Feeny, W illiam I).. 31: 2-11-20 86th Ave.. Beilerose. N. V Feiman. Joyce L.. 52: 670 West End Ave.. New York. . Y. Fein. Sondra. 50 (See- Snndra Porloff) Peinberg, Jayson G.. '33: 300 Ocean Ave.. Bklyn. 26. N. Y. Feinsilver. Ron.dd. 55: MS IS S7tli Ave.. lainaie.i 2, N . V Feinstein. Carol B.. 52: 50 Meadow l)r . W’oodmcre. . Y Feinstein. Lila I.. 50: 110 Irwin St.. Bklyn. 26. N. Y ICllmaii. Malcolm J.. '54: 10S Myrtle Dr.. Great Neck. X. V Fendell. Elinor R.. '30: 831 E. 22nd St.. Bkl yn. 10. N. Y. Fern. Donald. 55; IS2-04 SOlli Dr., lamaka. X. Y. Fernandes. Anthony I'.. 30: 57S Biirkh.trd Ave.. Mineola. X. Y Ferrc-lti. Anne F. 51: 65 Hillside Ave.. W illiston Park. X. Y. Ferretli. Arthur. 52; (� 1-01 7Slh St. Re go Park. X 3 Fcrrctti. Roma I .. 52: 1811 W. 12th St . Bklyn. 23. X. V Fcrzola. Henry Ir . 53; 61-0“ lOSth St.. Richmond Hill IS. X. Y Fcuer. Alice LX. 32: 216 V. Slst St.. New York. X. V Feucr. Jose ph. VI A.: 5505 Decatur Ave.. Bronx, NT. Y Fcuer. Marilyn I . 52: ISO X. Corons Ave.. Valiev Stream 15. X Y Fiala. Mrs. Helen. M S.: 575 Wellington Rd.. Mineola, X'. '1. Fiance. Audrey I . 55: 215 W’ 62nd St.. New Mirk. X Y Firlitenliollz. Ittdilh S.. 51: I8S--19 “l� t St.. Flushing, X Y Fidelman, X’orman, 51: Room 7. Building F. Santini. Hempstead. X Y Fierller. Simone. 52: 6 Woodland Rd.. Valiev Stream. X. Y Field. Richard D . 50: 200 X Wroods Rd.. Slanhassel. X. Y Fic.scl. Suzanne M . 55: 5( 0 Tstewart Ave.. Garden City. X. Y . Filncr. Sarah (Mrs.). Spec:.; 52 Hill Lane. Roslvn Heights. X V Fine-man. I.aura J.. 51: 46 Strathmore Lane. Rockville Centre. X. Y. l inger. Charlotte I... 55: 2S7 Eastern Ave.. Lynn. Mass. Finn. George C. 53; 43 Moshicr St. Greenwirh R.F.D. 5. Conn. Fink. Yvonne- R.. 32: 6701 Shore Rd.. Bklyn. . X V Finn. Joseph F.. 50: 612 X. 3rd St.. NTew Hyde Park. X. V Finnan. Nancy A.. 55; 1041 X. 6lli St.. New Hyde- Park. X. '1. Fischel. Lois. ’52: 111-32 76th Ave.. Forest Hills. X V Fischer. Dorothy (� .. 50; 33-34 165th Si.. Flushing. X. V Fisrhc-lli. Florem. M. ‘51: 63-66 78th St . Re-go Park. X 3 Fish. Robert W’.. 53: 4 Governors Court. Great Neck. X. 'l . Fisbboin. George. ’50; 63-53 08th Place-. Fore� ! Hills. X 'l F'ishkind. Rohc-rt B.. 32: III X. Village Ave. Rockville Centre. X Y Fislilowilz. I.i.in I.. '54: 653 Hegemon Ave.. Bklyn 7. X. V Fishman. Xorma G.. 5!: 131 33 221th St.. Laurelton. X. Y Fitzgerald. Miriam F... Spec.: 60 Hillside Ave.. Rockville Centro. X. Y Fitzgerald. Paul P. 51: 165 Beach I20lh St.. Rnrkaw.iv Beach. X. Y Filzpalrie k. Paula M . 53: 15 Calvin Dr.. Garden ( ity. X. Y. Fitzpatrick. W 'illiam P.. '32: 446 Beach 120lh Si.. Rockaw.iv Park. N. Y. Fixsc-n, Carl B.. M A : 128 Bedlord Ave.. Bklyn.. X. V Fl.u kberl. Anita Y.. S|M- : 111 Park Ave. Manha'set. X’ Y. Flanders. Alvin. 51: 14 Brinton Rd.. Garden City. X. V Flax. Simone 55: 500 Melrose Place. . Orange. X. I. Fleming. James I.. 52: 8-1-24 Kow Gardens Rd.. Kew Gardens 13. N. Y Flemming. Marv E.. 51: 8-1-2-1 Kew Gardens Rd., Kew Gardens. X Y Flemming. David G.. 31: 104 Chestnut St.. W. Hempstead, X. Y Floury, rheodore F... 50: Box 656. Shore Drive. Bayvillr, X V Flint. Ethel J.. Spec : 114 E. Dear� St.. Fret-poll. X. V Flint. Philip X.. Spec ; 115 W Walnut St.. Long Bc-arli, X. Y. Flores. Charles P.. ’55: 100-27 IQ6lh St.. Hollis 7. X. Y Florin. Alan I.. 55: 4 Keewaydin Rd.. I awrence. X Y Florsheiin. Helen I . 55: 250 Cnbrini Blvd.. New 3 ork. X V I Ivnn, Joseph D.. '51: 214-18 46lli Rd.. Baysidc, X. Y Fogarty. Herbert G.. 33: 172-50 63rd Ave . Jamaica 5. X. Y. Foley. Carolina L. 55 : 16 I arlioro St.. F.lmonl. X 3 Foley. Frederick S. Jr. 50: Neptune Ave.. Se.iford. X. Y. Foley. Richard M . 55: 187-24 llillmrn Ave.. St. Alhnns. X. Y. Pondo. Michael A.. 55: 166 Clinton PI.. Hackensack. X. J. 4i Fonro.se. Harold, 32: 30 03 Broadway. Apt. -lC. Woodside. X. Y. I ord, William McRea Ir.. 2: I 5ri Buxton Rd.. C i.irdc-n City. X. Y . l ord-m.m. Ethel C.. 32: 236 Hempstead Ave . Rockville Centre. X Y i orman. Geraldine I .. 35: 181-07 143rd Ave.. Springfield Gardens. X. Y Forre-t. ( ynthia R . 33: -12 Second Ave.. Port Washington. X. V Forrest, less. Grad. Sfioc.: 16') Slr.itlmd Rd . X'ew I Ivde Park. X 'l Foster. Amelia. M A . 203 Willis Ave.. Mineola. X. Y Foster. Betty M . 52: 5 1 S. Hewlett Ave.. Merrick. X Y. Fox. Paula I 55: -170 West End Ave . New York 21. X. Y. Fox. Rita. 55: 863 Linden Blvd., Bklyn, 5. X 5. I r.igncr. Suzanne I. 51: 1S4 Rngliv Rd,. Bklyn. 26. X. V I r.dinger. Gloria K.. 50: C.denarm. Maryland Frana. Martha M . 55: ( alvin Ave., Svossel, X. V I rancolini. C bade- A . 52: 34 Clover Ave . Floral Park, N. Y. Frank, lid ward H.. 52: 527 F.arle Ave.. Lvnhrook. X. Y. Frank. F.dwin B.. 55. 265 Wellington Rd . Mineola. X Y. Frank. Enid B. 55; 108-45 i5th Ave.. Forest Hill-. X. Y. Frank. Ri. hard B.. 55: 250 Central Park West. X'ew Mirk. X’ Y Franklin. Robert A . 51; 21 Oak mere Dr.. Baldwin. X. Y. Frantolli zi. Gloria F . 50: 56 New York Ave-., W. Hempstead. X Y Franz. Audrey. 52; 565 DuBui ■ Ave.. Valley Stream. X. Y. Franz. Frederick J. Jr.. 53: 101 Lowell Ave.. New llvde Park. X Y. Freeman. Jerome. 53: 108 X. ( ■rove St . Frc-eport. X Y . Freid. Barbara I... 52: Hotel St. George. Bklyn Heights. X. Y Friedman. Maxine B.. '34: 816 Hopkinson Ave.. Bklyn.. X. Y Friedman. Rosanne. 54: 12 Briarwood Cl.. Rockville Centre. X Y Freimnn. Herbert .. '51: 564 Main St . Farmingd.de. X. Y I rciman. Joyce F... 55: 4 1 Bernard St.. I armingdah-. X Y. I reilag. lolin I).. 55: 128 Hampshire Rd., Great Neck. X. Y. Freudt-nfall. Shirley. 51: 175 Riverside Dr. New York. X. M Freund. Helen. Grad. Spec.: 540 Hudson St . Ccdarhurst. X Y. 1 rev. Donald I . 52; 86-82 Midland Pkwy . Jamaica 5. X. Y'. Frey. Richard I .. 55: 246-1 I 6!st Ave.. Beilerose 6. X' Y Fridcrichs. Barbara R.. 51: 20 Hawthorne St . Willi-lmi Park. X Y Fridcrichs. Maureen A . 33: 20 Hawthorne St.. Willistmi Park. X. Y Fried, Adeline, M S.; 32-s; W. 86th St.. X'ew York. X’ Y Fric-d. Constance. M.A.; 2145 Matthew.� Ave. Box 60. Xew York. X. Y. Fried. Renee Helen. 53; 10-33 I 13th St.. College Point. X Y Friedman. Barbara A.. '52: 1640 C Vand Concourse-. New York. X. Y. Friedman. Donald J.. 30: I Jcllcrson Ave.. Apt. G-l. Rockville Centre. X. Y . i riedman. Harold. Spec.: IS2 E. 93rd St.. Bklyn 12. X. M Friedman. Leon. 50: 1156 Brighton Bench Ave . Bklvn 21. X Y I ciedman. Martin. 55: 66 Chester Ave.. Bklyn. IS. X. Y Friedman. Stephanie IF. 55: II 05 Neilson Ave.. Far Rockaw.iv. X Y. Friedwald. Ruth II.. M.A.: 6| Oxford Rd.. Rockville Centre. X. Y I riefeld. Gertrude. 55: 11 15 Sage- St . F ar Rocknway. X. Y. Prigard, Fdwin W . 50: 161 Roxburv RcF.. Garden City S.. X Y I'ri-lt. Paul. Pli.D.: 2(i0 Center Dine. Levittown. X Y. I risher. Ruth. 55: 85-15 I.«-fferls Blvd.. Kew Gardens. X. Y. Frohev. Donald F . 52: 62-2-1 62nd, W’oodhaven 21. X. Y Froebel. Helen M.. 31; 15 Soullt Ch.irh-s St.. W. I lemp'lend. X Y Frombcrg. Sb.iron R.. 55: 10 Welwyn Rd.. Great NMk. X Y . I rooms. May I. S.. M.A.: 115-87 21 lli St.. St Albans. X. Y’. Fucbs. Leonard, 3-1: 133-2-1 235 St.. I-auiellon, X. Y. Fuller. Dorothy D.. 55: 8155 Radnor St.. Jamaica Estates. X Y. Fuller. Grace (... 51; Rye fie ld Rd .. LoCUsI Valley. X. Y. Fuller. Robert FI.. 51; 5 Dubonnet Rd.. Valiev Stream. X. Y. Fulton. Grace A . M A : 4-16 X Wood St.. Fremont. O. Fulton, Paul. 55: 84 Grand Ave.. X. I lackens.uk. X I Furman, Pollvnnne. 52: 105 X . Fulton Ave.. Ml. Vernon. X Y. Fusco, Dolores. 52: 126-06 7tb Ave.. College Point. X. Y. Fusco. Francis S.. M A : 26) Sheridan St.. W’eslbtiiv. X Y Fyvolenl. Marilyn. 55; 69 Clnurome PI.. Free| ort. X. Y. Gahitoia. Louis A.. 52: 417 8th St.. Bklyn. 15. X. Y. Gallagher, Mary 1... 55: 52 Adams St.. Garden City. X Y? Galluzzo, George. ’52: ISS Lincoln Ave.. Mineola. X Y’ C-alyon. Chari. - A Ir . '50: 620-58 99lh St . I or.-sl Hili� . X Y Gaudier. Ruth. Grad. Spec.: 16 Roosevelt Ave,. Lvnhrook. X Y. Gannon. Margaret A . '53: 16 McKenna Ave.. Baldwin. .X. C iiinniin, Marlin G.. 55. 191-17 112lli Rd., St. Albans 12. X. Y. 1S5 Gannon. M.iry I .. '31: 16 McKenna Ave.. Baldwin. N. V Ganong. George W .. 52: 29 Admiral Kallifus Fid.. Newport, R. I. Gardner. Rulli M.. 55: 19 Rose Ave., f'loral Park. N Y . Gargano, Joan M.. '55: 212 Titus Ave.. Rochester 5. N. Y. Garment. Allan I... 51: 101 Morion Si.. Malvemc, N. V Garofalo. I .mu se M . 33: 139 Main Si.. Islip. N. Y. Gcarns, William I. 52: -11—11 4-lth St.. Sunnysidc. N. V Gcbhardl. Irene I., 52: 101 Marine Ave., Bklyn. 9. N. 'I. Gcccls. Annelle. '53: 360 Central Park W . New York 25. N. Y. Gcekie. Blnnclie. 50; 133 Culler Mill Rd.. Grcal Neck, N. Y. Geliring. Joan M . 52: 12 I’,. Poplar Si.. F'loral Park. N. Y Gchring. Nancy I... 35; -12 I'.. Poplar Si.. F'loral Park. N. 1. Geier. Paul P., 51: 217 Bcarli 116th St.. Rockaway Beach. N. Y. Gell). Anita, 30: 6913 I97lli Si.. Mushing. N. 1. Geli� , Naomi. 53: 39 E. 54lh Si., New York. N. V Gellert. Nan, 53: 1025 President Si.. Bklyn. 23. N. Y. Gcnglcr. Eugene I’.. ’51: 135 -11 I Mill Si., Ozone Park. N. Y. Gcnncs. I ram ine R.. 32: 12-15 50lli Si.. Bklyn. 19. N. 1 Genova. Michael A.. '53: 95 Glen Si.. Glen Cove. N. . Gcnlilin. Gnrlli V.. 53: 3 Underwood Rd., Forest Milk N. Y. Geoghcgan. Jean. '52: 355 N. Forest Ave., Rockville ( enlre, N. 1. George. Donald M . '55: 38 l-.ee Ave.. N. Merrick, N. 3 Gerdcs. Herbert I I. C., 32: 2 Roxbury Rd.. Oceanitide. N. V Gcmiaise. Irwin I... 52: I02--10 67th Driv e. F orest Mills. N. 1. Gemer. George I , 51: 587 Louis Ave., S. F'loral Park. N. 1. Geshwind. Gloria E.. 50; 676 Montgomery Si.. Bklyn.. N. 1. Gcyer. William H.. 55; Apl. 420. Tudor Tower. New York 17. N. Y. Giamhnlvo. Nih-I B . ‘52: 1285 Putnam Ave.. Bklyn. 21. N 1. Gihasli. John A . ’52: 76 Diamond Si.. Elmonl. N. 1 Gibson. Leonard R., 52: 37 Riverside Drive. New York 25. N. 1. Gibson. Philip I . 55; 57 Riverside Drive. New lurk 25. N. V. Gidge. Milton I'.. 31: 6 Ontario Rd.. Bellerose. N. Y. Gievs ler. Maria I.. 51: 120 Eighth Ave., Sea Cliff. N. Y. Gilbert. Nancy L., 31: 1813 Morris Ave.. New York. N. Y. Gill. Kenneth. Spec. Grad.: 8 Hickory Si.. Moral Park. N. Y. Gillespie. Lionel R.. 50; 139 Grand Ave.. Freeport. N. Y. Gillespie. Margaret II.. 50: 190-16 I 15th Rd.. St. Albans 12. N. Y Gilmore. Blakely 1.. '50; 47 I S8lh St.. New York. N. Y. Criniger. Doris I... '53: 373 Minrola Blvd.. Mineola. N. Y Giordano. I'rank S.. 53: 359 IOlh Si.. Bklyn. 15. N. Y Gitliri, Saul. 33; 1053 Gibson Si.. Par Rockaway. N. Y. Gill. II. Shelly I. '53; 2155 E. 28th Si.. Bklyn. 29. N. Y. Gladstone, Judith l „ 53: 15 Chester Drive. Great Neck. N. Y. Glaser. Nathan W.. M.A.: 159 W. 78lh Si.. New Y« rk 24. N. Y. Glass. Eileen I7.. '52: 101 W. 55tl. Si.. New York 19. N. Y. Glass berg. Barbara. '53: 44 Scaly Drive. I-owrente. N. Y Glasscr. Barbara P.. 51: I 19 10 Union Ipke.. Kew Gardens. N. Y. Glenn. Arthur D.. '51: 15 Gaynor Ave.. Mnnhnssrl, N. Y. Glennon. James I., 51: 76 Dalton St.. F-ong Beat h. N Y. . Gluck, Marilyn P. '52: 184-1 W. 11th St.. Bklyn . N. Y Gluckson. Betty I. (Mrs.). '54: 724 A Broad Ave. Ridgefieltl. N. J. Gltiskin. Stanley. 51: 242-15 9|$t Ave.. Bellerose, N. Y Goddard. Constance D.. 50: 218-22 36lb St.. Baysidc, N Y. Godduhn. Donald P. , 35: 801-1 Springfield Bl vtl.. Queens Village. N V Goelzc. John IP. � 3: 124 Carolina Ave.. Franklin Square. N. Y. Gnlann. Alan I,. 52: 84-51 Beverly Rd.. Kew Gardens. N. Y. Gold. Alice M.. 31: 25 Marlhoro Court. Rockville Centre. N. Y. Gold. Harold S . '52; 114-02 I iiiden Blvd.. Ozone Park. N Y. Goldberg. Arthur. M.S.: 2288 Molt Ave.. Par Rockaway. N. Y Goldl� crg. Sanfand. 54: 287 Hobson St.. Newark. N. J. Golden. Gloria. '53; 2720 Grand Concourse. New York 58. N. Y. Goldenbcrg. Prances L.. '51: � 1 Herrick Drive. Lawrence. N. Y. Goldenbcrg. Lcnorc R.. '50: 335 Congress Ave.. Ginsdownc. Pa. Goldfnrb. Doris. M.A.: 73-67 197th St.. Flushing. N. Y. Goldin. Joyce I ... '52: 515 T'ront St . Greenporl. N Y. Goldman. Audrey. 34: 133 Girard St.. Bklyn. 29. N. Y'. Goldman. Benton A.. 54: 182 Sussex Rd.. p.lmont, N. Y. Goldring. Harold. ‘52: 170 F. Broadway. Long Beach. N. Y. Goldsmith. Eleanor D.. 50; 97 Brighton Ave.. Deal. N. J. GohLmilh, Irene. ’55: 150 Centre Ave.. New Roc belle. N. Y. Goldstein. Barbara M.. '53: ' 8-34 63rd Drive. Forest Hills, N. Y. Goldstein. Gloria. 50: 41 Virginia Ave.. Rockville Centre. N. Y'. Goldstein. Hilda IP. 50; 155 Neptune Ave., Long Beach. N. Y. Goldstein. Mark F.. '33; 172-81 Menly Rd.. Jamaica 5. N Y. Goldstar). Audrey. '51: 130-60 229th St.. I.aurelton. N. Y. Golik. Edwin J.. 53: 223 Lexington Ave.. Oyster Buy. N. Y. Golub, Audrey A.. 52: 1458 Eastern Pkwy., Bklyn. 53. N. Y. Gomez. Roland. '52: I Lynbrook Ave., I.vnbronk. N. Y. Goodwin. Donald I P. 35: 98 Montague St.. Bklyn. 2. N. Y Gooszen. Henry C. Jr.. '53: 154-24 118th Ave.. Jamaica -I. N. Y Gordon. Anne M.. Grad. Spec.: 215 Middle Neck Rd.. Great Neck, N Y. Gordon, Florence C.. 52: 1643 E. 3rd St.. Bklyn.. N. Y Gordon. Jack. 50; 15 Allen St.. Hempstead. N. Y. Gordon. Joan I. . 33: 30 Nassau Blvd.. Malvcme. N. Y Gordon. Jules M.A.: 819 I ranklin D. Roosevelt Dr.. New Y'ork 9, N Y. Gordon. Stanley 32: 48-1 Adams Ave., Hempstead, N. Y’. Gorman; Kenneth J. 32: 40 School St.. Malvcrne. N. Y. Gosling. Nonna L. 35: 185-02 Murdock Ave., St. Albans. N. Y. Gottlieb. Henry '51: 1201 E. 21st St.. Bklyn. 10. N. Y'. Gottlieb. Jerome '32: 1201 E. 21st St.. Bklyn. 10. N. Y Gould. Jane S.. 31: 241 W. 97th St., N. Y’. Gould. John E. 50; 76 Lenox Ave., Lynbrook. N. Y. Gould. Sondrn C. '51; 560 E. Olive St.. l.ong Beach. N. Y'. Graf. Evelyn C. 32: 5 Monfort Fid.. Port Washington. N. Y. Graf. Joseph A . 52: 62 Campbell Ave.. W'illiston Park. N. Y. Graf. Richard W '50: 194-19 114th Dr . Si. Albans. N. Y. Granitz. Rita A '30: 1553 E. 18th St.. Bklyn.. N. Y. Grnnncmiin, Win. E. '52: 44 Bingham Circle. Manhosscl, N. Y. Grant. Ilieodore S. 30: 74 India St.. Bklyn. 22. N. Y . Gratwohl. Norman A. 55: 121 ( airfield St.. Valiev Stream. N. Y’. (•rail. Wanda IP 3-: 107-09 Metropolitan Ave., Forest Hills, N. Y Graver. Mary A. '32: 23 Foster PI.. Hempstead. N. Y’. Grayson. Helen J. '53: 62-35 Alderton St.. Forest Hills. N. Y’. ( iraziose. Miwrence P. 55: Moug.duzzo Lane, Green vale. N. Y. Grean. Noel N. 50: 41 Devon Rd.. Great Neck. N. Y. Green. George Grad. Spec : 107 Yale St.. Will is ton Park. N. Y Green. I lerliert B. ‘30; 302 Clown St. Bklyn., N. Y. Green. Merle 52: 8 Malvcrne A ve.. Riclimoml. Virginia Green, Richard B. 30: 865 West End Ave.. New Y ork, N. Y . Greenberg. Abby G. '51; 64 Jerome Ave.. New Rochelle, N. Y. Greenberg, Anne I.. '52: 120-87 St.. Bklyn. 9. N. Y. Greenberg. Harriet S. 52: 52 Amherst Cl.. Rockville Centre. N. Y. Greenberg. Hazel B. '51: 780 St. Marks Ave.. Bklyn.. N. Y. Grenberg, Jay B. '55: 1861 Sedgwick Ave.. Bronx. N. Y. Grcenl erg. Joan I7. '52: 1169 E 21 st St.. Bklyn.. N Y Grecnl� erg. Joseph K. 52: 66 Washington Ave., Ccdarhiirst. N. Y’. ( reenbcrg. Philip A. 5: 210 E. Second St.. Bklyn.. N. Y. Greene. Mrs. Adele 31: 266 Highland Blvd.. Bklyn.. 7. N. Y. Greene. Robert P. 53: 10 Evans PI.. Port Jefferson. N. Y’. (trcenfield. lames L., '35: 5400 Eieldston lid,. Riverdale 65. N. Y. Greenfield. Saul '55: 143-05 232nd Si.. Roscdalc. N. Y’. Greenfield. Sylvia '50: 169 New Y’ork Ave.. Bklyn.. N. Y Grecnman. Naomi li 31; S92 Westminster Rd.. Woodmcre. N. Y’. Greenwald. Robert '52: 112-44 Francis Lewis Blvd.. Ct. Albans, N. Y Gregg, James li. 53: 42 Salisbury Ave.. Garden City. N. Y Gregorios. Helen 50: S-115 fourth Ave.. Bklyn . N. Y. Gregory, Jean I7. Spec. Grad.: 28 Park Circle. Great Neck. N. Y. Greif. Terry '52: 751 St. Marks Ave., Bklyn. 16. N. Y. Griffin. Florence I... M.A.: 1098 E. 17th St.. Bklyn.. N. Y. Griffing. I'.slhcr P. M S ; 18 Chestnut St.. Rhinebcck. N. Y' Griggs. Marjorie I... '31: 136 Kensington lid,. Garden City. N. Y Grilfin. John J.. 34; 416 Argyle Rd.. Mineola. N. Y . Grimm. Clifford. Spec. Grad.: 1 10 Powell Ave.. Rockville Centre. N Y ( roten. Gertrude (Mrs.). Spec. Grad.: 5SI Langley Ave.. W. Gross, Pmncinc L.. 35; 630 Port Washington Ave.. New York 23, N Y. Gross. Milton, 51: 1540 Wilkins Ave., Bronx 39. N. Y. Grossman. Barbara J.. '54; 1473 Pt. Breeze PI.. Far Rockaway, N. Y. Grossman. Shirley. Spec. Grad.: 136 Smith St.. Freeport. N. Y . Groten. Gcrtdiide (Mrs.), S| ec. Grnd : 581 Langley Ave.. W. I lempslead. N. Y. Gruhert. Herbert A.. '54: 33-37 71 si St.. I.ickson Heights. N. Y Gruncbaum. Gabriele. M.S.: II CoUwold Way. Scarsdale, N. Y. Gudcnzi. Riccardo, 51. 22 Beverly licl . Great Neck. N. Y . Glider. Harold I .. '52: 217-24 49|h Ave.. Baysidc, N Y (uiercio. Vincent C.. 51: 102 Grand Ave.. I'recporl. N. Y . Guest. W.illnce (•.. 53: 121 Kirkwood Ave., Merrick. N. Y’. Gundel. W in. P. 52; 12 Exeter Si.. W'illiston Park. N. Y’. Guirke, Madeline C.. 31: 221 Bedford Ave . Belln� ore. . Y . (•nth, lilies II. 31: 184 I'onda Fid. Rockville Centre. N. Y. Guy. Robert I.. M A ; 1763 N. Slreel NAV.. Washington, D.C. Haas. Philip. 30: 1-19 ( •rand Ave . Fiecporl. N. Y. I ialx-rman. Carol. '30: 115-06 203rd St.. St. Allwm-. N. Y . I laeliez. Maria, 3-1: 3260 Nelherland Ave., New York 63, N. Y’. I l.idfield, Patricia A.. 50; 260A Brooklyn Ave., Bklyn., N. Y. Hagan. Helen B.. 50 : 42-15 48th Ave.. W'oodside. i . Y . I lagan. Nancy E., M.A.: 151 Cedar Ave.. Rockville Centre. N. Y. 184 Hail bloom. Inna R .. 55: 175 W. 02nd St.. New York 25. N. Y. I l.ilhrcclit. Goldie. '53: 1656 E. IOiIi St.. Bklyn. 29. N. Y. Hall. Brian R . '53: 2747 E. 26ll« Si.. Bklyn. 29. N. Y. Hall. Edmund Jr . '55: 53-56 2l9lh St.. Baysidc. N. Y. Hall. Richard F.. '55: 35-69 I68lli Si . Flushing. N. Y. H.dligan. Edward J., Spec.: 210 E. I7lli St.. New York 3. N. V I lam burger. Jane S.. 52: 690 E. I9lh St.. Bklyn. 30. N. V Hamilton. Margaret S.. '51: 90 Frances Ave.. Harrison, N. Y. Haiiniicl. Randall W.. 53; 130 Willow St.. Garden City, N. Y. I Inmmerschlng. Hamid G.. 52: 247 Cornwall Ave., Valley Stream. N. Y. Hammond. Robert J.. 50; 54 Jerome Ave.. Mincoln. N. Y Hand. Edward. '50: 434 E. Olive St.. Long Beach. N. Y. Handley. Eli . J.. '52: 82-15 Britton Ave.. Elmhurst. N. Y. Hnndrich. Raul C. Jr.. 30: 50-48 Colonial Rd.. Bcllcrose. N. Y. Handschuh. Robert J.. 52: 75-57 179th St.. Flushing. N. Y. Haney. John A.. 55: 450 Riverside Dr.. New York 27. N. Y. Hanley. Francis X.. '55: 3044 Hull Ave.. Bronx 67. N. Y. Hanncman. Dolores R.. 51: 170-12 87th Ave .. Jamaic a. N. . Hansen. Albert W. Jr.. 51: 42-24 64th St.. Woodside. N. Y. Hansen. Jane L.. 50: Sclauket. N. Y. Hansen. Karin, Grad. Spec.: 10 Clent Rd.. Great Neck. N. Y. Harlwrg. Frederick J.. '52: 213-3S 40th Ave.. Baysidc. N. Y. Hardcastle. Katherine. M.A.: 285 Smith St.. Freeport. N. Y. Hare. Mrs. Jean. Spec. Grnd.: 49 Franklin Court. Garden City. N Y. Hargrave. Mary G.. 52: 107 Kellogg St.. Oyster Bay. N. Y. Hargrove, loscpli I... 52; 461 E. Broadway, Long Beach. N. Y. Harkavy. Barbara R . '52: 622 Ave. K. Bklyn.. N. Y. Harkins. Patricia M„ '53: 107 Bellmore St.. Moral Park. N. Y. Harper, Sheila M. '50; 170 Mayfair Ave.. Floral Parle, N. Y. Harris. Raymond. 50; I Petit PI.. Glen Cove. N. V. Hart. Barbara. '52: 720 E. 52nd St.. Bklyn. 10. X. Y. Hart. Patricia W . '52: ‘ Prospect Park '.. Bklyn.. N. Y. I lartig. Dolores M„ '53: 61 Cedar Ave.. Rockville Centre. N. Y. Hartop. Joan. M.A.: 12 North Blvd., Fast Rockaway, N. Y. Harwood. Mary L.. 51: 333 Brower Ave.. Rockville Centre. N. Y. Haskins. Kenneth. M.A.: 506 . 148th St.. New York 3. N. Y. Hussel, Norman. 5� ; 104-29 |98lli St . Hollis. N. Y. I lassellserger. Robert I... '53: 217 32 50th Ave.. Baysidc. N. Y. Hausherr. Thomas A.. 50; 16 Norwich Ave.. I.vnhrook, N. Y. Hav. Virginia S.. '51: 115-103 220th St.. St. Albans. N. Y. Hayden. Edward J . '51: 123 09 Beach Channel Dr.. Rockaway Beach. N. Y. Hayden. Marion L.. '51: 409 D St.. Wright Patterson AFB. Day- ton. Ohio Hayes. Daniel T.. '50: II Longfellow St.. Baldwin. N. Y. Hayes. Lawrence F.. 54; 459 F. Pine St.. I-ong Beach. N. Y. Healey. Susan (... '53: 269 Candee Ave.. Sayville. N Y. I leaslip. Louise K.. 53: 589 E. 7th St.. Bklyn.. N. V Hecht. Jean Ingle. Grad. Spec.; 7 Saddle Lane. Levittown. N. Y. I ledels, Raymond ’.. 52: 30-05 119th St.. College Point. N. Y. Hedges. Helen C.. '51: Washington Ave. Scaford. N. Y. Hee. Paul R.. '50; 55 Revere Rd.. Roslyn Heights. N. Y. Heidenheimer. Suzanne. '53: 42-60 Bowne St.. Mushing. N. Y. Heimendinger. Suzanne. '54; 85-26 Kendrick PI.. Jamaica 3. N. Y. Hcinemeyer. Glenn R.. 51: 49 YVoodlawn Ave.. Valiev Stream. N. Y. Heinrich, Marion I.. '53: 9106 79lh St.. Woodliaven 21. N. Y. Heins. Wesl. y Jr . 53: 25 fibre Spruce Rd., Hicksvillc. N. Y. Ileissenbutlel. Joyce A.. '53: 17 Orchard Meadow Rd.. E. Willis- ton. X. Y. Heller. Stuart I... 52: 240 Central Park S.. New York 19. N. Y. Hendry. Jean. 50: 25 Amherst St.. Williston Park. N. Y. Henig. Anton I . 50; 142-28 61 Rd.. Flushing. N. Y . Henry. Win. J.. 52: 932 E. 18th St.. Bklyn. 30. N. Y. Henshel, C arol L.. '52; 315 DcMolt Ave., Rockville Centre. N. Y. I lenslev. Milton. '30: 27 John St.. Lvnbrook. N. Y. Herberger, Floise R.. 52; 3805 Clarendon Rd.. Bklyn. 3. N. Y. Herbert. Arlene R.. '50; 748 Bradford St.. Bklyn. 7. N. Y. Herman. Arthur D.. 50: 100-10 67th Road. Forest Hills. N. Y. Herman. Beverly, '52: 15 Crown St.. Bklyn.. N. Y’. Herman, Mturcl. '50; 30-06 29tl, St.. Astoria. N. Y' Herman, I-eon. 31: 70-28 Kesscl St.. Forest Hills. N. Y. Herman, Marilyn II. '33; 84-49 168th St.. lamaica. N. Y. Herman. Richard S.. '53: 326 F. Chester St.. Long Beach. N. Y. Hemianmvvki. John I . '33: 203 Hor ’ard St . Hempstead. N. Y. Hernnann, Raymond A.. '51: 02-25 Springfield Blvd.. Queens Village, N. Y . Heim son, Kenneth C.. '52: 5525 Perry Ave . Bronx 67. N. Y. Hcrsh. Charles. 55: 106-13 Jamaica Ave.. Richmond Hill. N. Y Herzig. Marvin Jay. '55: 63-84 Boole St.. Forest Hills. N. Y'. Hess. Arthur II.. 53: 78-52 79th St.. Glendale 27, N. Y . Hetfield, Carol J.. '51: 224-19 Davcn| ort Ave.. Queens Village, N. Y. Heyler. Marjorie G.. 52: 221-52 Davenport Ave.. Queens Village. N. Y. Heyman, Renee. '52: I Knighlshridgc Rd., Great Neck. N. Y. Higgins. John J.. 32: 42 Gesner Ave.. Xyack. N Y. Higgins, Raymond J.. '53: 94-14 76lh St.. Ozone Park 17. N. Y. Hill. Muriel C.. 33: 67-11 Yellowstone Blvd., Forest I fills. N. Y. Ffirsch. Carol L.. 34: 1576 Ocean Ave.. Bklyn. 30. N. Y. Hirscli. Lois M.. 54: 470 West End Ave.. New York 24. N. Y. Hir « hlterger, Mira. 52: 11-39 76th Rd.. Forest Hills. N. Y . Hirschon, Bruce H.. '33: 39 Cornwells Beach Rd.. Sands Point, N. Y. Hirsimuki. Greta S.. 53: 9220 Shore Rd.. Bklyn. 9. N. Y. Hochstadt. Gerson. 33: 69-50 78th St.. Middle Village. N. Y. Hodge. Lucille A.. 53; -1359 194th St., Flushing. N. Y. Horlle. Ernest G.. 2: 87 Elton Rd.. Stewart Manor. N. Y. Iloellc. Mary I... 50 : 87 Elton Rd.. Stewart Manor, N. Y Hoffman. Belli A.. '55: 17 Franklin PI.. Pelham 65. N. Y. Hoffman. Dorothy P . '52: Phelps Mine. RFD 2. Babylon. N. Y’. Hoffman. Jay. 53: 620 Ft. Washington Ave . New York 33. N. Y. Huge. Thomas R . 55; 527 W. I 10th Si.. New York 25. N. Y . I lolgerson. Rol ert O.. 53: 167 Milbum Ave.. Baldwin. N. Y. Holland. Simeon. '52: 451 Long Beacb Rd.. Rockville Centre. N. Y. Hollander, Mwvis E.. 51: 65 Neptune Ave., Woodmere. N. Y Hollander. Rita. 30: 1068 New York Ave.. Huntington. N. Y'. Hollister. Nancy T.. 51: 55 S. Cottage St.. Valley Stream. N. Y. Hopkins, Jolin S.. 53: 44 l.'nion Ave.. Lynbrook. N Y. Hopt. Bertrand F .. Jr.. '55: 28-12 Corporal Kennedy St.. Bavside. N. Y. Holt, Richard A.. 32: 36 Hudson Ave.. Valley Stream. N. Y. Horan. Jacqueline. Grnd. Spec.: 565 Stewart Ave.. Garden City. X. Y. Horan. John R.. '52: 250 John St.. Lawrence. N. Y. Homhurklc. William J.. 55: 100 Cambridge Ave., Garden City, N. Y. Hornstcin, Lois. '52: 236 E. 25tli St.. Bklyn. 26. N. Y’. Horowitz, Fleur de I.ys Mary. '53: YVilkow Ave.. Hempstead. N Y. Horowitz. Floyd. 32: 317 Miurelton Blvd.. Long Beach. N. Y. I lomwit . Mrs. Grace. '30: I Maple Drive. Great Neck. N. Y . Horowitz. Marilyn I . 50: 1620 Ave. I. Bklyn.. N. Y. Horowitz. Harold (’.. Spec.: 200 Madison Ave.. Baldwin, N. Y. Hosey. Helen J., 32: 55 Woodland Ave.. Rockville Centre. N. Y. Hourigan. Frank E.. '35: 158-06 230lb PI.. Roscdalc 10. N. Y. Howell. Joan I... 55: 150 Rmklyn Ave.. Lynbrook. N. Y. Howells. Cynthia L.. 53: 33 Newkirk Ave.. E. Rockaway, N. Y. Howells. Gordon T .. 54: ‘ 59 Park Place. Bklyn. 10. N. Yr. Hove. Howard H. Jr.. 51: 221-29 Fdmore Ave.. Queens Village, N. Y. Hub. Howard D.. '53; 183-08 !09th Ave.. Hollis 7. N. Y. I lurk. Susan I... '51; 81 Gre enwav I'emicc. Forest Hills Gordon. N. Y. Hughes, John O.. '52: 59 Y'alc Rd., S. Garden City. N. Y . Hughes. Rosemary A.. Spec.: 105-29 13-ltli St.. Richmond Hill 19, N. Y. Hull. FTi alselb A.. 52: 60 Marvin Ave.. Hempstead. N. Y llullcn. Robert F... '52: 46-20 Concord Ave.. Great Neck. N. Y. Humphreys. Muriel I.. '52: II Dunwood Rd.. Port Washington. N. Y. Ibinn. Eleanor K.. '51: 10 Columbia St., lslip. N. Y’. Hurtado. Carlos. 52: Salinja 97. Willemstad. Curacao. D. W. I. Hurihr., Daniel. 53: 8905 148th St.. Jamaica 2. N. Y. Huschle. Charles. '51: 253 Dover Rd.. Mnnhnsset. N. Y. Huschle. David V.. 55: 253 Dover Rd.. Mnnhassot. N. Y . Flyman. Oscar. M A.: Eldridge St.. New York. N. Y Iconis. John D.. Spec.: 7 Homestead Mane. Levittown. N. Y. Incnlcatcrra. Peter A.. '51: 35 Cedar St.. Amityvillc. N. Y Ingebrelsi n. Arthur M . 52: 16 Benmore Ave.. Franklin Srj-. N. Y’. Ingram. Elloitt A.. '53: 95 Mill River Ave.. Lynbrook. N. Y’. Ireland. Arthur I).. '55: 91 New York Ave.. Rockville Centre. N. Y. Irvine, Marion B . 32: 165-14 Chopin Parkway. Jamaica. N. Y. Isacowitz. Riva Joy. 54: 959 Park PI.. Bklyn. 15. N. Y. I Sola. Geraldine A.. 50 : 2011 F. 17lh Si.. Bklyn. 29. X'. Y. Isola. Grace R. M.. '51: 20-11 E. 17th St.. Bklyn. 29. N. Y Israel. Renee M.. '50: I Wavcrly Pl„ Ccdnrburst, N. Y. Jablonski. Jeanne T.. 52: 181 Nassau Ave.. Manliassct, N. Y. Jackman. Dolores T.. '52: 149-31 Delaware Ave.. Mushing. N . Y. Jackson. Barbara A.. 32: 176 Nassau Rd.. Hunlinglori. N. Y. Jacobs, Phyllis, '54: II Wcdgcwood Lane. Lawrence. X. Y. Jacobs. RoIktI A.. 54: 1756 49lb Si.. Bklyn. 4. N. Y. Jacobson. Herbert B.. '32; 48 W'cidcn St.. Fanningdale. N. Y. 1S5 Jocobson. Suzanne, 55. 184-08 Midland Parkway, Jamaica L.slates 3. N. Y. Jacobs. Marlin. M . 251 Hempstead Ipke.. . Hempstead, N. V lacovil . Robert S.. 32; I 5 Belmont Axe.. I .out; Bench. N Y larger. Roy G.. 55: S-l 'e‘l(id(l Ave.. Roosevelt. N. Y. laffin. Moira. 55. 102 Goldsmith Axe . Xexvork 8. N I. James. Carlos Y . '30: 227 Mill River R l . )v |er Bay. X. 3 Jamison. Rosalie VI. 30. f 7 C'tranile St. Ridlonvillc. Maine Janelli. Rii lianl I. 30: 3 Wyngate 1 1. ( � re«il Neck. X V Jonitki. Rith.ird A. 52: 8 Llmridge Rl. Kings Poinl. Great Xeck. X 3 Jarka, Donald I . 53: 107-16 llltli Ave, Si Albans. X. 3 leakin'. I.oRuv T 51. 2500 l.n k'on Ave.. Seabird. X. . Jennings, lack I ... 50: 6 I ordliam SI . alle Stream. X. Y lens'en, Dorothy II. 52: 622 Bergen Si. Bklyn. I . X. 3 Jewell. Marjorie A . 52: I Xassou Blvd.. Garden C ily. X V Jiriick. Anita. 51. Juan Lsculiu $57 A. Mexico ( ily. Mexico. Joliansen, Robert G„ 55: 'X)-IN 21 I ill Si.. Queens Village, X. V Johns, I .nis VI. 52: 0 15 21 lib St. Queens Village. X 3. Johnson. Alice I'.. 55: 201 Kul St.. I W'dlislon. X V Johnson. ( ulvin R. Ir.. L.poc.: 6 ProsprrI PI . I lempslcad. X 3 Johnson. Punice VI. 35: 107 Wickham Rd.. Garden ( ily. X. V lohnson. Jane A.. 50; 118 M.II alee PI.. MinCola. X. 3 Johnson. Madeline II.. '50: 26 Dunt an PI.. Oceanside. X 3 lohnson, Philip A.. 50; 115 Second St.. Garden City. X 3. lohnson. Mis. Ruth, 5 1; 81 Union St.. Valley Stream. X V lohnson. allace B . '50; 50 P.,tt •rn Ave., Oceanside, X 3 . lohnson. Walter II. Jr.. 55; M7 Pine PI. Bellmore. X. Y Jones, lanei C.. 50: (� 75 I 18th St.. Bklyn.. X. Y. Jones. Joyce. 31: 2 St. I lair Av c.. Rulherfor.l, X. .1. Jones. Molly I.. 35; 30 Walts PI.. Lvnhrook, X Y lones. Valerie VI.. 30: 3 Marshall Ave.. Moral Park. X. Y Iordan. I rederi.k I . 52 115-38 205lh Si.. St Albans. X V Ionian. Win. I.. 52: 613 Concord Ave.. Willistou Park. X. Y loseph. Burton. M.A.: 517 C onklin St.. PaiDlillgdale, X. 3. Joseph. Mrs. ( . B. VIA.: 17 1 ( level.md Ave.. Mineola. X Y lurid. Beryl L . 52. I l l 35 C harter Rd.. Jamaica 2. X’. Y. luil, Regina I . 51: 5 7 ( hauntey I..me. Ccdnrhurst. X. Y Jungdahl. Mrs Louise X. Spot. Grad : 8-125 26lsl St.. Moral P.irk. Y . Kaderli. Ann, Grad. Spei .: Si Mary s School, (raiden (.ily. X. V. Kagan. Mi' M II . S|h: 20 Linford Rd.. Great Neck. X 3 Kalm. Barbara L . 55: Sound View. Corwclls Beat h Rd.. Sands Point. X. Y Kahn. Blt-ma. 51: I I Bay 32 Si . Bklyn.. X Y Kalm. loan I... 50; 2 Marlboro Court. Rockville Centre. N'. V. Kaiser. Richard ('.. '33; 12' X’oble Si. Bklyn. X. 3 Kalaiiljian, Win. C... 50: Castle Lights Ave. Xy.uk. X Y K.ilvin. Lileen L.. 51: 203 Whitney Ave.. L.lmhur.'t. X Y K....... Melvin I'.,. 55; 138-03 Rockaway Bench Blvd., Belle I lar- hor, X. Y Kamni, Barham II . '52: 145-16 89th Ave . I amnica. X. V . Kiimp. Waller II Ir.. 52: 110 Pearsall Ave., Freeport. X Y Kane. Albert. '52: 28 21 35ll. Si . L I. ( ' . X Y. K.mc. Kenneth P. '33: 110 76lh St. Bklyn 28. X Y Kanter. Minerva .1.. 55: 505 Avenue f .. Bklyn., X. Y Kaplan. Audrey IV. '52. 155 IS 230th St.. I .•iiirelton. X. 3 Kaire. Lortuna I . 31; 2215 Coney Island Ave.. Bklyn . X 3 Karisli, Paul J.. 51; -115 Clinton Ave.. Bklvn. 3. X. 3. K.irp. Helen R.. '55: 5671 Bedford Ave. Bklvn. X 3 Karp. Leonard. 53; 126 Vnssnr Ave.. Xewark 8, X. I. Karp. Sheila A . 55: 105 W. 168th St.. Bronx 52. X. 3. Karpf. Lloyd R . 52: 2 C onterburv Rtl . Rockville Centre. X 3 Kasha. Marilyn I.. 51:7 West 75lh St . Xew 3 ork 23. X 3 Kit'k. YVarren C.. 50; 106 Doncaster Rtl . Malvern -. X Y. Kass. Anna VI.. '52: 8618 Third Ave.. Bklyn. 6. X. 3’. Kn «, Paul IV Ir . 55: 230 86tll St.. Bklyn ' . X. 3 Kassover. Marriette. 51: -128 Avt: S. Bklyn 25. X. 3. Kates. Sue A.. '52; 6700 Huntington Av . Newport News. Va Katz, Arthur J.. 55: 220 Wadsworth Ave . Xew 3 ork 35. X. 3’. Kal . Corynn J.. 53: 5 IVerkeley PI.. I Toehold. X I Kal- . Judith, 50: 25 Central Park West. Xew 3 rk. X 3 Kal . Phylli'. '51; 67 66 108th St.. Forest Hills. X. 3' Kaufman, Abe, 30; 63 Glen ( ov - Ave.. Glen Cove. X 3 Kaufman, David, 55; 82-46 I66lli St. lam-air a 5. X 3 Kaufman. Doris. 30: 114-83 228th St.. Cambria Hght'.. X .3. Kaufman. Marilyn I'... 50; 750 Empire Ave.. Lar Rncktiwav. X. Y. Katiiman. W'aller L. 55: 28 ( ht-'ter St. S. Hempstead. X 3. Kaiilman. Cilgia A . 55; 1630 Gilford Ave., Xew Hytle Park. X. 3 Kay. Leila Spec.: 15 lvr« Rd.. Hewlett. X. 3 Kaye. Alma R . 30: 8 Palsy PL. Great Xeek. X 3 . Kearney. Joan M . '52: 114-64 196th St.. St. Albans. X. Y. Kearns, lohn, 51: 158 0th St.. Hicksville, X. 3 Kearns. Win. I . 52; 37-27 221 St.. Bayside. X 3. Keefe. I'rant is. VIA.; 16|.|8 I 16th Ave . St Albans. X 3 Keeler. Gordon M. 50: 156 Bromplon Rtl.. Garden City. X 3. Keeler, Win. (� . 50: -I St'liiKil St. Malveme. X 3. Keenan. Geo. S. VI.A.: 20 Roosevelt Ave.. I. Rockaway X. 3. Keller. David I . 55: 848 Bryant Ave . Xew Hytle Park. X 3'. Kellerman, Vlvra Alla. Spec.: 1271 President St . Bklyn . X 3 Kellerman. Phyllis. 54: 1271 Presitlenl St., Bklyn . X 3. Kellerman. Rlmd.i I... 53; 8-21 I 16th St.. College Poinl. X 3. Kelley, C lias. II. 50: 536 St. John's Place. Bklvn. Iri. X. 3 Kelley. Ann I.. 52; 62 W Rdyiutmtl Ave. Roosevelt. X 3 Kelly. Kt-llilecn I . 52. I Grand St.. Limoni. X 3 Kelly. Miwrente A.. 50; 12 Pine St.. Baldwin. X. 3. Kcnig'herg. Xonnan S. 51. 201 Koehling St. Bklyn. It. X. 3. Kennedy. Wm.. 55. 121 Wellington Rtl.. Garden City. X. 3. Kenny, lames S . 50: 65 Winston Ave.. I.ynbrook. X 3 Kenny, lohn W . 51. Sharon. Conn. Kent. I boilin'. 55: (i Amos Ave,, Oceanside, X 3. Kenyon. I'lovrl I.. 51: 17 hmerson Ave.. Baldwin. N. 3 Keon. Robert W . Spec.: 251 Atlantic Avt.. I.ynbrook. X. 3 Kcrber. Lloytl R . 53: 307 S. I ii't St . IJndcnliursl. X 3 Kerrigan. Lucille ( . 53; 66 Woods Ave.. Rockville Centre. X 3’. Kevteil. Devorali 11.. 50: 382 Montgomery St.. Bklyn . X 3 Kesler. Arlene D . 53; 237 Covert St . Bklvn. 7. X. 3 Kesler, Howard S . 31: 730 Ocean Ave.. Bklyn.. X. 3. Kliourx. Bertha S . 52: 38 Lewis St.. Geneva. X 3 Kiamlll. Gen. X.. 52; 1651 St. Georges. Apt. D6, Roselle. X .1. Kicsling. Patrii 1.1 A.. 55; 165 Clinton Ave.. Roosevelt. X 3 Kiley. Anne VI . 55: 121 Vladl orougli Rtl.. W Hempstead. X Y. Kim. Soon Won, 50; Xo. 17 llyong Siik-Chung. Seoul. Korea. King. John I . 53: 87 70 123th St . Richmond Hill IS. X 3 Kirst h, Rene Lileen. 52: 763 Riverside Dr . Xew 3 rk 52. X. 3 . Kirst ln-nl ,Kiln. Carol VI. '50: 685 W. Knd Ave.. Xew York. X. Y. Kirslimr. Florence VI.. 51: 175 L. I51 l St. Bronx. X 3 Kirwin. loan A. 32: 55 Westminster Rtl.. Rntkville ( «•utre. X. 3 Klaiisiier. Phyllis (� . 50: 556| Bedford Ave., Bklyn.. X 3 Klein. Arvin I. '55; 172 Bedford Ave.. Bklyn. II. X. 3 Klein, f'.dward B . 55: 255 Ocean View Ave.. Bklxn. 24. X 3’. Klein. L.lennor. 55; toil Carroll PI.. New 3 ork 56. X. 3 Klein, loan G.. 55: 2582 Bayswaler Ave.. Lar Rockaway. X. 3. Klein. Rosamond VI . 52: 26 School St . Vhilverne. X. 3 . Klein. Sondr.i J. 51: 87 VIelro.«e Ave. Alli.mv 5. X. 3'. Klein. Win I. 52: 585 Beach 12th St., lar Rim haway. X. 3. Klcininan. Samuel. 51; 33-07 Bro.ulway. Astoria, X. 3. Klipp. Incline (’,. 32: 5 Garden St . Garden City. X 3 Kim :ppclberg. Roln-rl. 51; (� ( at.ilpa l ane. Valh-v Stream, X, 3 . Knakal. Jeanne. VIS: 62-52 81 si St . Llmliursl. X 3 Knuus-. Howartl. A R„ 51; 190-OlA Croclicron Ave . Flushing. X 3 Knohel. Philip B.. 51: 53 Ruxton Rtl . (areat Xrrh. X. 3 Knodl. Robert .. 55; 26 Ethel St.. Valley Stream. X 3 Knorr. Anna VI . 35: Box 16. Wheatley Rd.. Old We-thurv. X. Y. Knorr. Jamec A . 35: ' 0-66 205th St.. Hollis. X 3 Kiiow'lton. (ten. II. 52: 187 L. Vlaujer Si. Valley Stream. X Y. Knox, Albert II.. 52: 8016 Xnrrows Ave.. Bklxn. X 3 Kntidsen, Annie, S|n-t .: 125 Kensington Rtl.. Garden Citv. X 3. Kobre. Vlurjorie. '50: 2705 Avt- I . Bklyn. 10. X 3 Koch. I liomas A.. 5; 6-1-05 53rd St.. Slas| elli. X. 3 Kockenmeister, llenrv P.. 55; 1272 Nostrum! Ave.. Bklvn.. X. 3'. KoH. Ariu.ltI M 53; 21-1 Central Ave . Bklyn 21. X 3 Koharl. Donald I-.. 51. I(� 8 Xassnu Blvd.. Garden City. X. 3. Kohler. Richaid II. 34: 110-12 207lh St.. St. Alhanc. X. 3 K-'lain . FrU'-sl I . '55: 6“ 16 I05lli St . Ozone Park 16. X 3 . Knllnv I lien M . 55; 81-56 Dongaii Ave., Elmhurst. X 3 . Knh;. Cha P . '32: 04-05 222ntl St . Queens Village 8. X. Y. Komiiii-I. Margot. S|m : 23 I;.. 86lh St . Xexv York. X 3 Konigcberg, I ranees. 55: 250 04lh St . Xew York 25. X. Y. Koopmunii. Xeil P.. 52: 256 Green Ave.. LYccporl. X. 3 Korn. Barham. 50; 162' Xexv Hyde Park Rtl.. Xew Hvtle Pa.k. X Y. Kornberg. Warren S.. 50: 65 lermre Ave.. Hempstead. X. 3. Kornfield. Lawrence. 52: -155 (araham Ave.. Bklyn II. X. 3. Kortvclc.-y. lolm P. 50: 521 • 215th St.. Bavside. X. 3 Koryn. Antlrew I... 53: -15 Kcw Ctartlens Rd.. Kexv Gardens. X. 3 Kosnioski. Alma. 50; (See Vlis Kay) Koss, (.tiln. 55; 85-13 Lelfcrt Blvd.. Kew Gardens. X 3 Koss. Hannah. 53: 83-15 I.efforts Bl vtl., Kew Gardens, X. 3. Kn . Herbert. 53: 13 S Nassau Blvd.. ( Jarden Cilx'. X. 3. Kotoukis. Irene, ’.30: 11-23 Lorh-v St.. Elmlimst. X 3 Kol e. I.orraine II.. 55: 16 St lliomas PI., VIalverne. X 3. Konmriari. Carolyn R . 50 : 62 Greenway Xortli. Lured Hills. X. 3 Kovalevsky. W’alter I... 52: 15-1-40 15th Ave., Bccclihurst, X. 3’. ISC) Koar. Rlica. M A.: 2 S Whitehall Blvd., Garden City. X. V Krocke. Betty A.. 30: 16 Lakeside Dr.. Lawrence. X. Y . Kracke. Joan. 32: 121 Mnr e Ave.. Rutherford. X. I Kroetmer. Duri� M . 30: ( alvin Ave . Syosset. X. Y . Kraft. Fredcriik A.. 33: 101 25 195tli St.. FJolli� . X Y Krakow. Joan B.. 32: 77 I t Il5tli St.. F orc-t I fills. X. V Kmm. Elaine A. 50: -165 West End Ave.. New York. X Y Kramer. Donald I.. 52: 012'� I95lh St.. Hollis. X 'i Kramer, Irma h.. 35: 61 . Walnut St.. Long Beacli. X. V Kramer. Ronald I).. 53; 55-51 73rd St.. Jackson light-. X Y. Kr.mii li. Donalrl I . 55: 7 Voshago St . Baldwin. X V Krasner. Sylvia, 30: 215 Sullivan I■ !.. Bklyn.. X. Y Kraut. Mr . Gni( - A . 50: 860 Pond I .ane. W oodmere. X. . Kreiling. Lonore. XI.A.: 72-21 67tl St.. C'lcndalc. X. X. Kreis. Barbara J.. 53: 1205 Beverly Rd . Bklyn IS. X. V Krct.-clier. Miwrencc E.. 53: 33 Cleveland St . Valley Stream. X. X. Kremp. Fred W .. '51: 172-16 M5rd Rd.. Springfield Gardens, XV Kren. Joliannali M.. 51: 718 West Stale St.. Iron ton. X. J. Krelr lunar. Elaine. 51. 320 Crown St.. Bklyn. 15. X X. Krisal. Lloyd A. 51: Irwin St.. Bklyn.. X. Y. Krug. Agnes M. 52: IS2 Lincoln Ave.. Mineola. X. V Kruger. Marjorie A.. 55: 856 Ibson St.. Wood mere. X. Y. Krugman, loan M.. 50: SS50 I65r«l Si . lamaira. X. 'l . Krumenacker. Jolin II.. 52: 7 Huron Rd.. Valley Stream, X Y Knimhausrri. Joan .. 55; SI Page Rd.. ’alley Stream. X. Y Kuelin. f rank II.. 55: 276 Woodbine St.. Bklyn 21. X Y Kulilke. Mania I... ’52: 26 C layton Ave.. Moral Park. X X Kiinrp. Dori� I.. 52: 60-67 Putnam Ave.. Rid gewood. . V Kunkel. Andrew J.. 52: 107 I- S7lh St.. Ozone Park. X. X. Kuplsis. John. 53: Clayton Ave.. Central Islip. X Y. Kurlhy. Alexander I—. 53; 65-05 202nd St.. Hollis “. X X Kurzius. Dorolhv A . 52: 102 Chestnut Ave.. Moral Park. X. Y Kuster. Rii hard I . 31 : 561 l och Blvd . Mineola. X. 1 Kotina. Joint R.. 30; 6-1 M.trlhnro Rd.. alley Stream. X. V Kutino. Anita. 55: 17-46 Grand Concourse. Xcw Vuk 35. X Y Labate. Tullio V. '30: 1260 Ocean Ave.. Bklyn.. X. X. Larkner. Lorraine B.. 30: IIS Wilkhtw Ave.. I lempstead. X. Y I -a Co re. Wm. M. 55; 155 Roosevelt Ave. Mineola, X. V La Corte James X . 30: 316 Beat h I 15th St.. Rockaway Beach. X Y Lal'cmina. Marie. '51; 213 I lancock Ave.. E. Hempstead. X. V Lassik. Olga F... Spec. Grad.: 2106 33rd St.. Astoria. X, Y. Lilly. John I'.. '50: 112-36 205lh St . St Albans. X. Y. Lamb. Edmund F.. Grad. Spec.: 28 Lexington St.. Rockville Centre. X Y Lnii It. Maine X.. 52: 556 a-bington Ave.. Bklyn. 5. X. Y. Lamb. Grace M. 30; 28 Lexington St.. Rockville Centre. N. Y Lamlrcrson. lo bn '55: IS7 Prospect Ave.. Sea Clill. X. Y . Lamlx rtine. Joan V.. 5-1: 181-33 Kruger Rd.. Jamaica 3. X. Y . I.ampa-ona. Margaret A . 51: 222 Madi� on St.. I rnnklin Scj.. X Y Line. Geo. P.. 52: 65 E. Seaman Ave.. I recporl. X. Y. Line. Louis F . 55: 26.38 170lli St.. Eludiing. X Y l.anesc. Anlltony. 50: 118-1 77llr Si.. Bklyn. 2S. X. Y. Lmg. Geo. II.. 31: 1600 Belmont Ave.. Bronx 57, X Y. Lang. 'alarie E . 51; 6( l E. IStb St.. Bklyn.. X. Y Linger. Susanne. 52: 256 Ocean Ave.. Bklyn. 25. X Y Ltngella. Dominick W . 51: 258 Horton Higliway. Mineola. X Y. I.angleldcr. loan. '55: 1282 I! 26lb St., liklyn 10. X Y Linglol . Dorothea C.. 52: 282 Central Ave . Valiev Stream. X, Y . Lin down, Donald H.. 30: -15 Harding Ave.. Lynbrook. X. Y’. I Minsky. Jerry. 32: 87-61 I55rd St.. Richmond Hill. X. Y’. Lanlzounis. limma� G . 51: 51 17 75tb St.. Jackson Heights. X. Y. Lm.za. Barnard I . '33: 51 Ackley Ave.. Mai verne. X Y . Luiza, Marie D.. 55. 51 Ackley Ave.. Malverne. X Y Lipide. Caroline M.. M A : 132-M 84th St.. Ozone Park. X. Y'. Lapide, l-nwrenie. 51: 132-11 84th St . Ozone Park. X Y LiPl.ic. James R.. 50: -17 Murrlock Rd.. Lvnbmok. X. Y. LaPointe. Irvvin. 50: 85-16 I I Oil■ St.. Riihmoml Hill. X . Y. Lippin. Jo� ep b M . '50: 91-25 10 Drive, Elmhurst. X Y. Lirsen. Eleanor II.. 50: 5-1 Madison Ave.. Garden City. . Y l-arsen. Marilynn D.. '32: 7021 Colonial Rd.. Bklyn.. X. Y LiSola. Peter L.. 53: 65 Midland Ave.. Wyckoff. X. I. I .an. Evelyn. 55: -12 Ward St.. Floral Park. X Y . Liu. I.ouise. 52; 1-4-10 Rockaway Parkway. Bklvn . X. Y’. Launder� . Iranric A.. 33: 3 illow Si.. Mitchell Gardens. X. Y’ Lawn. Roherl E.. 51: I 1-1-20 Queens Blv l.. f'nrrsl Hills. X. Y Liwrenec. Jack. '33: 1011 f ox Si.. Bronx 59. X. Y . Lavvrenre, Joan. 50: Clnremonl. Virginia Laznr. Helen L . Spec.: 88 Clover Drive. Great Xeck. X. Y. Lazar. Irwin, 51; 1103 Sheridan Ave.. Bronx 56. X. Y. 11 League. Alice E. Spec.: 59.8 W. 191� ! Si.. X'exv York 55. NY. Leahy. Ann IV. 55; 166 1 rinitv PL. W Hempstead, X. Y. L Leahy. Mary I).. 52: 173 Belmont Pkw . Hernp� lcad. X. Y. Lel er. Edward. MS: 56 Brixton fill . X Merrick. X. Y. I .elmwilz, Anne. C trad. Spec.: 12 Hill I anc, Roslyn I fight� . X. Y. Lelsowitz. Irma M.. 50; SI 5 Ave K. liklyn. 30. X. Y l-obson. Marlin A.. 52: 235 ( nbrini Blvd.. New York 55. X Y. I.edenunn. Arthur A . 53. 6651 Booth Si.. Forest Hili� . X Y l.ederman. Stanley. ’55: 7 W. 8|� t St. Xew York 21. X. Y. Lee. loan. 32: 85 Bin kuigham PI.. Lvnhrook. X Y. Lee. lolin T . '30: 112-0 1 205th St . Holli� . X Y Lee. Richard A.. 55: 67 Grace Ave.. Great Xeck. X' Y Lee. Robert .. 55: 6 Brown Rd.. Great Xi- k. X Y l.egg, Jean FI.. 33; 82 Maple Dr.. Xew Hyde Park. X. Y. Lehman. Joyce S.. '32: 15-43 50lh Si.. Bklyn.. X. Y. Lehr. Use M . 51: l owler Ave.. Carmel. X Y Lehr. Lewis. 32; 2720 Grand Concourse. Xew York 58. X Y l-chry. Marjorie A.. '50: 36 W. Boul evard. E. Rockaway. X. Y. Leibler. Burton II. 31; S Nassau Ave.. Atlantic Beacli. X Y. Lemmon. Win. G.. 52: 50 A� pen St.. Moral Park. X Y Leonard. Eugene I . 51; 62 C ampbell Ave.. Willislon Park. X 3 I.eonard. Loretta. 50: 1835 Monroe Ave.. Bronx 57. X. Y L-onardi. ( has. A. 32: 106-15 217lh St.. Queens Village. X 3 Lo Petri. Marilyn J.. 30: 22 I roinont St.. Garden City. X Y Leslie. Marion C... 35; 110 Huntington Rd.. Garden ( ity, X. Y. Le� � i-ll. Florence J.. 51; 366 Wilson Ave., Bklyn. 21. X. Y. Lesser. Carolyn. 32: 2302 Ave. O. Bklyn.. X. Y. I .••� � er. Eleanor. '30: 520 110th Si.. Xew York. X Y I ettine. Joyce L . 51: 62 Berkley St.. Valley Stream. X. Y . I.evcin. .Norma I... 51: -165 Park Ave.. Woonsocket. R. I. I .evermore. Chas II.. 50: 137 Sycamore St.. W. Hempstead. X. Y' Levi. Oscar A . 52: 216-05 Jamaica A c . Queens Village 8. X Y Levi. Ro� lvn M.. 52: 216-03 Jamaica Ave.. Queens Village 8. X. V. Lev in. L.ihel M. 53: 71 I F'.mpire Blvd., liklyn. 15. X. Y. Levin. Sally A.. '33; 1275 President Si . Bklyn . X. Y . Levin. Sam B.. 35: -IS Si. Mark Ave.. Bklyn. 16. X. Y. Levine. Arlene II.. '35: 613 F.. 2-tlh St. Bklyn., X. Y. Levine. Arline J.. 52: 1-175 VV’vlhe PI . X’cw York. X. Y . Levine. Barlxara I... 51; -168 VVe� t End Ave.. Xew York. X. Y’ Levine. I.eonard H.. 52: -15 Hawthorne Si.. Bklyn . X. Y. Levine. Mr� , loan. M.A.: 5 Crescent PI.. Belhpage. X. Y . LeV iii'-. Marilyn. 50: -42-57 L'nion St.. Eludiing, X. Y . I evine. Marion. 35; 3136 King� Highway. Bklyn.. X. Y. Levine. Marjorie. 33: -1 Iris St.. Cedarhursl. X. Y . Levine. Marlene R.. 52: 611 Washington Ave.. Bklyn.. X. Y . Levine. Melvin. ‘30: 5-16 Claremont Pkwy.. Xew York. X. Y’. Levine. Pauline. '50: 16 Furlier Mine. Newton Center. Mass. I .evine. Rpddie I.. Spec.: 1603 C � arri� on Blvd.. Baltimore, Md. Levine. I iieima D.. 50: I Plaza St . Bklyn 17. X Y. Levine. Walter. 50: 3-1-11 28th St.. L. I. C.. X Y. Lcvinsohn. Diane, 33: till 1C 26th St.. Bklvn. X. Y. Levinson. Lillian A.. '35: 1555 E. 13lh St.. Bklyn. X. Y. Levitan. Martin I.. 53: 501 Neptune Blvd.. Long Beach. X Y Levy. Aline I . '50; 295 St. John'� PI.. Bklyn.. X. Y Levy. Anna. Grad. S|x- : 2317 Seagirt Ave.. Edgemore. X Y Levy. Morton II. 55: 75-19 IS5rd St. Mushing. X. Y. Lewin, Julius B.. 32: 29 Woodnicrc Blvd.. Woodincre, X. Y Lewis. Arthur I.. 51; 820 West End Ave.. XVw York 25. X Y Lewis. ( has. M . 32: 6917 Exeter St.. I ores! Hill-. X. Y . Lewis. Helene B.. 51; 2 Hartley Ave.. Mt. Vernon. X. Y. Lewis. Philip R.. M.A.; NO Sunrise I -ane. I.evittown. X. Y I.ewson. Arthur F... 51; 178 Jaffery St.. Bklvn. 29. X. Y Lewv. Marilyn B.. 51; 51 Locust Ave.. Ccdarhurst. X'. Y Liang. Holt. 32: 67 66 I08lh St.. Apt C 66. Forest Hili� . X Y Mhasri. Anne G.. '53: 55 St. Marks Ave.. Rockville Centre. X Y’ l.icursi. Frank V'.. '32: 1221 W . Broadway. Hewlett. X' Y I iddle. Gladys, Grad. Spec.: 183 X Village Ave., Rockville Cenlre. X Y Liiilennan. Blossom R.. 53: -I l anding Rd.. Glen Cove. X Liedcrman, Don.ild F... M. A : 5-1 I lorscsho� - Bend. Roslyn. X Y I.if� chultz. Roberta, 31: 205 Thompson Shore Rd.. Manhassel. X Y Light. Elyse. 35: S7-12 32nd Ave.. Jackson Heights. X. Y'. Lilly. Eugene B.. '30: 22 ( lavton Ave . Floral Park. X Y . Limher. Marie L. 5-1: -10 I .incoln St.. I ranklin .. X Y. Lindbloom. Margaret . 50. 203 Claxton Ave.. Bellmore. X Y Linde, Dorothy S. 52: 711 Walton Ave.. New York, X Y Linder. Elise . 51; 5-1-1 Manor Rd.. Dnuglaslon. X. Y Lindner. Sydclle. 30: 670 Crown St.. Bklyn. 13. X. Y. I indroos. Saima Lillian. 51: 112 Sixth St.. Bklyn. 15. X. Y. Linn. Arlene I.. 55: 46 Willow Rd.. Woodmere. X. Y Linz. Francis A.. 55: Grove St.. Glenwood Landing, X. Y. I.iolta, Chas. W. 51: 1345 77th St.. Bklyn. 28. X. Y. is: ' ‘jw-itz. Beverly. Spot : 229 Clay Avo.. Now Yolk. N. Y. 'finan. Ellen L.. S3 Pino Si.. Rockville Centre. Y. i.ipnicki. Vincent J.. I55; Hopper St.. 6. W'cslbury, N. V Lippilt. Eloise. 0; 70 South Drive. Plandomr, N. Y. Lippman. Judith G.. ’53; 2-122 Ave. I.. Bklvn. 10. N. Y . Lippman. Marilyn D . ’53; 6O027 Juno St.. Forest Hill . N. Y. Lipthilz. Harold M. 31; 501 Y. tilth St.. New York 25. N. Y. Lipshutz. Mrs. Ellen C.. 50; 308 Ravmond St.. Rockville Centre. N Y. I.ish. Natalie I... ’52; Q Kcewavdia Rd.. Lawrence. N. Y. I.isker. Bertha S.. 54; 312 Claremont Ave.. Mt. Vernon. N. Y. Lilt. Ivan I. 52; 93-40 Queens Hlvd.. Forest Hills. N. Y. Littell, Edith, 52; 245 Corbin PI.. Bklvn. 29. N. Y. Little, Clifton I.. 55; 21 Meadow Lane, Glen Head. N Y. Litvinoff, Seymour. ’51: 1530 Guigfcllow Ave., Bronx. N. Y. IJ twin. Gladys I. 50; 137-47 224th St. l.aiircllon. N Y. Ijvingston. Mrs. Florence. M S.; 1506 |-.. 21st St.. Bklvn.. N. Y. Livingston. Lois I.. 52; I 170 Midland Ave.. Bronxvilh- 8. . Y. Livingston. Pamela A.. '32: 111-08 122nd St . Richmond Hill. N Y. IJende. Frank Jr . ’55; 295 Stewart Ave., St. Pauls School. Garden City. N Y. Lloyd. Grenville B. Jr.. Spec.: 50 Wes I gate Blvd.. Plandome, N. Y. Lloyd, Richard R . 53: 9052 208th St.. Queen Village 8. N. Y’ Gxkwuod. Win R . 51; 98 N. Grove St.. Valley Stream. N. Y. Locwengart. Morten. 54; 110-07 73rd Rd.. Forest Hills. N. Y. Loml anli. Betty. M.A.; 142 Garden St.. Garden City. N. Y London. Ruth L . 54; 30-20 20th St.. Long Island City, N. Y. Long, Gerald H.. 52; 216 Meadcor Ave., Merrick. N. Y. Lung. W’m. K . 54; 121 Church St . Freeport. N. Y. Leprcsli. I rank A.. ’53: 22 Brower PI.. Lynhrook. N. Y I jirentzen. Carl W’ . '51; 26-46 202nd St.. Bayside. N Y. Lorentzen. Inez D.. '52: 26-46 202nd St.. Bayside. N. Y Loriu. Anthony J . 51; 84 lliird St.. Garden City. N. Y. I.oiighlin. Douahl A.. 5 : 22 Holland Ave . Floral Park. N. Y. l.ovas. Emil S.. ’52: 305 W Scott Ave.. Rahway. N. J. Lowe, Jeanne. Grad. Spec.: 145 Will ow Ave.. Hempstead. N. Y. Lowe. Rolx-rt W’.. 55; 74 Lawson Ave . E. Roekawav. N. Y. Lowell. Mrs. Edith B . M A ; 23 Yale Blvd.. New Hyde Park. N. Y. Lewcy. Warren G.. ’52: Box 88. Mmsmiikiiwi Park. N Y. Luhash. Nancy. '52; 111-60 207th St.. St. Alhans. N. Y. Luca. Raymond R . 52: S. Jainesport. Long Eland. N. Y. Ludaccr. Suc-Cnrol, 54: 139-20 Liurcllon Pkwy.. Ijiurellon. N Y Ludwig. Daisy M. M.A.: 33-45 79lh Si.. Jackson Heights. N. Y. Lund. Belly R. 32; 100 Newmarket Rd.. Garden City. Y. Lund. Carol J.. 53; 100 Newmarket Rd.. Garden City. N Y I .usthadcr, Ruth L.. 50: 220 Corhin PI.. Manhatten Bench, Bklyn., N. Y. I.iislgarten. Eleanor G.. 30. 143 Newcomb Rd.. Tcnafly. N. I Lynch. Mary E.. M.A.: 145 Willow Ave . Hempstead. N. Y. Lyncs. Evelyn ( . 5; 39 Holyoke Rd.. Rockville Centre. N. Y. Lynn, Barham A . 52: 63 Geranium Ave.. Moral Park. N Y. Lynn. Deem. P . '51; 100 I Jndcn Blvd.. Bklyn. 26. N. Y. Lyons. Lucy B.. 52: 7 Manor Dr.. Darien. Conn. MacConnach. Dorothy R.. 51: 26 l unda Rd.. Rockville Centre. N. Y. MacDonald. Joseph. Gmd Spec.: 317 Miller Ave.. Freeport. N. Y. Mar Kav, Gertrude L.. 53: 125 Camhridge Ave . Slew-art Manor. NY. MacKenzie. Osborne R.. ’50; 331 Fusion Rd.. Garden City. N. Y’. MacKtelh. Robert, Spec. Grach: 45 N. Jerusalem Rd., G-vittown. N. V . MacLeer, Joan A. '51: 128 L Argylc St.. Valley Stream. N. Y’. Mai Nanghton. Raymond W’ . 52: 89-16 218th St.. Q ucens Village. N. Y. Madalin. Win. 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Barbara A.. 52: 110 30 72nd Rd.. Forest Hills, X. Y. Me Dougull. Hugh Jr.. '31: 68-54 Clyde St.. Forest Hills. X. Y. McDougal. John D.. '51: 110-30 72nd Rd.. Forest Hills. X. Y. McDougall. Mary B. (Mrs.). 31: 68-54 Clyde St.. Forest Hills. X Y. McGocy. Chns. F.. 52; -102 Marine Ave.. Bklyn. 9. X. Y. McGrnnc. Ruth FL. 30: 524 Brewer Ave.. Rockville- Centre. X. Y. MeGuigan, Hugh E.. 52: 113-42 223rd St.. St. Albans. X. Y. McGuigon. John A.. '53: 82-12 246th St.. Bollorosc. X. Y. McGuire. Joseph F.. 31: 8824 2I5th PI.. Queens Village. X. Y. McIntosh. Momo A.. '52: 6 Howard St.. Hicksvillc. N. Y. McKee, (.has. L . 51; 76 Cottage PI.. Mincola. X. Y. McKee, George C.. 51: 76 Cottage PI., Mineola, X. Y. McKennc, John I., '52: 70 Wallace Ave., Baldwin. X. Y. McKenzie. Robert A.. 54: 14 Lorenz Ave.. Baldwin. X. Y. McKieman, Dorothy C.. '52: 50 Gladiolus Ave., Floral Park. X. Y. McKim. Roy S. Jr.. '50: 202 Shelter Line. Hicksvillc. X. Y. McKinstry, Mary-Alicc, '50: 78 Buckingham Rd.. W. 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Y. Mendelson. Bonnie II.. '54; 80-32 215lb St., Queens Village. N. Y. Mcnkc, Phyllis A.. 33: 167-17 Cryder� I jme. Flushing. X. Y. Mcnnear, Harley M. Jr.. 31; 6 Beechhurst Ave., f loral Park. N. Y'. Mercadanle, Maryanne R.. '51; 9 V. Glen Si.. Glen Cove.. N. Y. Mercer. Waller S. Jr., '52: 29-54 167lli St., Flushing. X. Y. Merker. Margaret H.t ’33: 5 Rose Ave.. Great Neck, X. Y Mortens. Gloria P.. ’50; 198-12 115lli Ave., St. Albans, X. Y. Meslinirk, Rosalie, 33: 42 Cumberland Dr.. Yonkers, X. Y. Mesalick, Arlim- ... '52: 02-65 Saunders St.. Forest Hills. X. Y. Messemer, Fred C. Jr.. 50: Madison Ave.. Farmingdalc. X. Y. McsSinger. Florence L.. '33; 2025 80tb St.. Bklyn., X. Y. Meslel. Anita. 51: 1911 Albemarle Rd., Bklyn., N. Y. Mctcall. Maureen E.. 53: 372 I-akevicw Ave., Rockville Centre, X. Y. Meunier, Gerard E.. '51: 128 King St.. Xortbampton. Mass. Meyer. Frederick I'.. 50: 296 Carnation Ave., Moral Park. X. Y lever. Robert W.. '50: 114-33 131 St.. S. Ozone Park. X. Y. 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Patrick, M A . 18 | awn view Ave. Flick,ville. X 3 Nassau, Patricia. 55: 1809 Albemarle Rd.. Bklyn, X. 3 Aalhanson. Sar.i Rulli. 55 : 87-05 1 50th Sl . lamaica 2. X' 3. X'aysniilh. I toward M. 52: 2151 Gilmore Sl . F F.lmhurst, N. 3’ Xeiiler. Roberta. 51. 157 12 225th Sl.. luiurellon. X 3 Xeidicll, Roller I. M.A.: 139-1 Moflil Ave.. Hewlcll. X. V. Nelson. ( ynlhi.i I. 55: 550 Halsey Ave.. W Hempstead. X 3 Nelson, Donald (’ . 55: 155 22 225rd St.. Laurel ton. X. 3 Xe| on. Grace (See Horowitz. Mr . Grace) Xelson. lohn, M A : 1)2 88 Dry I larlior Rd.. Llmhurst. X. 3. Xemchek. Roherl I 50; I Bnl-.no Iune. I licksville, X 3 Xcmhau er. Son� Ira. 55: 1520 Ro-edalc Ave. Bronx. X’ 3 Xendich. Alan I).. 52: Knollwnnd Rd.. Plmsford. X. 3 Xessel, llicodore I . 55 1589 F 29lh Sl . Brooklyn 29. X 3 Xeuberger. Richard, 32: 160 W. 95lh Sl . New 3ork. X'. 3’ Aeufcld. W in. .. 51. 550 Ocean Ave.. Bklyn.. A 3 Xex'in. Aileen J.. 51: 80 Walker Sl.. Malvcmc. X 3. X'cwhurger. Jeanne p.. 51; 221 Atlantic Ave.. Freeport. A 3’. Xewhain. Rol erl B Ir . '52: 87-11 I 10th Sl . Richmond Hill. X 3 Newman. Harold (_ .. 51: -109 Beach -I t St.. F ar Rockaway. N. 3’ Xew man. Nancy A . 52; 197 Marlborough Rd.. Bklyn.. A 3 Newman. Patricia II. 52. 2 � 5 West Find Ave. New 3 oik. A 3. Xi holas, Marion I... S|k . Grad.; 2 W yoming Sl.. Lynhronk. X. 3 . Ni« Imis, lame- R 51; 158 Kensington Rd . Garden City. X 3. Xnkla-. Virginia A. 51; 770 15th Sl . Niagara lulls. X 3 Ncoll. Alexander li . '50. -45-65 I-19th St.. Fliidiing. X 3 Xlego. Marvin II. 31: i7 96 lOHlh Sl . Forest llilb X 3 Xikhakhl. Ahmad. Spe . I I” 59 Delaware Ave.. Flushing. A 3. Xlit. Ada G.. 55; «� 01 Nassau Rd.. I lemp-lr.nl. X 3 Xill. Joyce I . 52 : 691 Nassau Rd . Hempstead. X 3 Noble. Janice I... '52: Blue Point Ave.. Blue Pi.. X 3 Xorrros . lohn I . 51. JQ Lcmisl St. Garden Cily. A 3 Xorri� . Dorothy J.. 51. I � oI I enimore Rd . I lewlelt. X 3 X'oss. Henry I).. 55; •) Dolphin Green. Port Washington. A Y. Novak. Adeline W . 52: I 2 IX� 69lh Ave . I lushing. A 3. Novick. Marvin. 50; 1200 Dean Sl . BkUn. Ifi. X. 3 NuIh-I. ( amlyn I). 55: 21 Russell Rd.. Garden Qty. X 3 Xiibile. ( .iimen. 55: f 25 Jennings Ave.. I.akeview. X 3 Xuilelman. Ira S.. 55; l«� 7l Inwnsend Ave.. Xew 3ork 55. X 3 Xiilly. James J . 55; 150 21 120th Sl.. S Ozone Park. X 3 () Br.okv. Alma. 50; 511 Notion Pkwv . Xew Haven. ( mm. Occc na. Maleo P. Ir . 51: 155 Xew Hyde Piirk Rd.. Garden Cily, N. 3 Occena. Norma A. 51: 155 Xew Hyde Park Rd.. Garden City, X 3 O Connell. Arlluii W'.. 55; 5 l.inwood Ave.. Milrhel Gardens, I li inp-le.nl. X 3 ()( onnell. ( lias. I . 52; 25 Old Mill Rd . Great Xeck. X 3 ()( onnell, Pdward I. 50. 69 19 Harrow Sl . Forest llilb. X 3’. ( ( onnell. Sheila M. 55; I'SMM.Y. Kings Pninl. X 3 ()( onnell. mi nil I . 55; 68 Dover Pkwy., Stewart Manor. X 3’. O’Connor. Fjninc C. Spec. Grad; 107 55 Springfield Blvd., Queens Village. X 3 ()( oiuior. Eileen A. '51: 87 06 25 till Sl.. Bell erose. X 3. ()( minor. Raymond P.. ‘52: 65 78lh St . Bklvn. 9. X 3 O’Dell, P.ilricia. 55. 112-01 206ll. Sl.. AIImii,. X 3 ODonnell. Lorraine M. ‘52: 16 Sylvester PI. Lynhronk. X 3. O'Donnell. Xnrren E.. '52: 560 Clift on PI., Bklvn. I . X 3 Ogucri, Ese A.. 51: 288 Sl lames PI . Bklyn.. X 3 SHOP AND SAVE at the Self Shopping SWAN MARKET AND BAKERY SOUTH COUNTRY ROAD Fast Patchogue, L. I. Compliments of A FRIEND 190 O'Hhm. W'm. A. If .. '5 1: 236 Hamilton St.. R« � kville Centre. N. V O'llirok. W'm I) . '33: 2313 Kritkson Si.. F. Llmhurst. X. Y. Olimei . Herbert F.. 32: 12 Park Lane. Leviltown. N. Y. OKc-lfc. Dorothy G.. 31: S050 Chevy I I ia e Rd.. Jamaica. N. Y. Olenrki. Leonard I.. 33: 2IKS Kingslaml Avc.. Bklyn. 22. N. Y. Olesvilz. Framine R . 33: 1835 Ocean Pkwy., Bklyn. 23. X. Y. Olivieri. C atherine M.. 32: 782 Bushwick Ave.. Bklyn.. N. Y. Olsen. Mr- F.ditli. S| cc. Grad.: 17 Dc Soto Rd.. Amity I larhor. Amityville. . Y . Olsen. Hazel L.. 32: 131 Battery Ave.. Bklyn.. N. Y. Olsen. Malcolm. Orad. Spec.: 25 Drake Dine. Lcvittown. N. Y . O'Meara. Rolrcrl I . 51: 205 Washington Avc.. Ccdorhursl. N. Y. O'Neill. ( harlcs I.. 50 123 lackson St.« Hempstead. N Y O’Neill. loan-Maric I . 53: 30 Broadway, Rockville ( entre, N. Y. Ontuchak. I)..vi l P.. '50: 108 20 13rd Avc.. Corona. X. Y. Or.tns. Anita. 35: 4003 Surl Ave.. Bklyn. 2-1. N. Y Orgcl. Claire II.. '30: 128 Mincola Blvd.. Williston Paik. N. Y. Oriieloin. William J.. '35: 158-41 OOlh Ave., Jamaica, N. Y. Od.mdo. Michael J.. 31: 103-51 23th Ave.. Flushing. N. Y. Omionl. Renee. 55: 326 Beach M2 St . N« | onsil. N. Y. O’Rourke. Joseph P.. '55: 130-24 221 1 St.. Springfield Gardens 13. A Y. Orr. Dorothy O.. 50: 07 Poplar St.. Garden Citv. N Y Oshan-ky. Gloria. 33: 161 Jericho I pkc . Floral Park. X Y. Osofsky. Henry, M.A.: 6505 Myrtle Ave.. Queens. N Y Ostcndorii. Helen M.. 33; 55 lumrel St.. Floral Park. N Y. Oslrnw. Fvelvn ( .. 30: 153 73th St . Bklyn. 9. N Y. Oswald, George J.. '52; 324 Glen Cove Ave.. Box 184. Glen Cove. N. Y. Otey. Geraldine F.. 51: 140-44 169th St., Jamaica 5. N. Y. Otliote. Marie-Ijnii'e I . '50; 524 X Forest Avc.. Rockville Centre. N. Y. Ourh.uker. Fli ahelh G.. '53: 125 2nd St.. Garden City. X Y. Overton. Franklvn IF. '50: 171 layrn Ave.. Patchogue. X. Y. Oxenherg. Claire D . 0: 226 Henley Rd.. Woodmere. X. Y. Oxley. Patri� i.i I. 55; ‘ 7-18 107 ill St.. Ridimond Hill 19. X. Y. Owens. Charles A. 51; -108 ( ongr� ' Av«;.. F.. Willi-ton, X. Y. Pacifico. Vincent I... 52: 498 Rugby Rd.. Brooklyn. X. Y. Paddi. Doris . '30: 161 105th Si . Xew York. X. Y. Pagano. Bridget R . '55: 67 Hillvicw Ave.. Port Washington. X. Y. Painton. Hairs D.. 52: 132 Hempste.nl Ave.. Rockville Centre. N. Y Pah w. C anil I.. 55: 41-10 74th St.. Jark on Height . X. Y. Palinsky. Samuel. 55: 1270 13th St.. Bklyn.. X. Y. Pancirov. Marie. 50: 69-14 F'li aheth Ave.. Arv« rne, X. Y. Pancirov, Rita H . 33: 69-14 F.lizabcth Ave.. Arvcme. X. Y. Panettiere. Dorothv J.. 52: Park St. Putnam Blvd.. Atlantic Beach. X Y Papa. Pasqualc F. 30: 118 W. 99lh St.. X cw York. X. Y. Papadopoulos. lames J.. 32: Windmill Rest. Merrick Rd.. Wan- lagh. X. Y Pares. James W . 32: 21-IS 30th Drive. Astoria 2. X. Y. Paris. John M.. '50: 1900 Bedford Ave . Bklyn. 25. X Y Parsons. Herman. '52: 15 X. Chowning St.. Edmond. Oklahoma Pascali. Marilyn A.. '53: 102 07 65r«l Drive. Forest Hills. X . Y. Pasotli. Robert X . S|ht.: l‘ Superior Rd.. Bellerosc. X. Y . Patafio, Donald J.. 30; 34 Fairview Rd. W . Massapcqua. X. Y. Patterson. Gilbert S.. 52: 17 Roxhury Rd. S.. Garden City. X’. Y’. Patterson, I.aurie M.. 50: 120-18 97th Avc.. Ridimond Hill. N. Y'. Pavilik, hdith A.. 35: 12 Oak St.. Xorthporl. X'. Y. Pawlowic . Raymond W . '30; 151 Gillette Ave.. Savville. N. Y'. Pearce. Alan I . 52: 98 Rider Ave.. Malvern� -. X. Y . Pearsall. Waller S.. Ir.. 53; 287 Ocean Ave., Lsnhrook. X. Y’. Pearson. Fleannr I . 52: 09 South Drive. Valley Stream. X. Y . Peiscop. Ralph Ci. 52: 270 Bedell Terrace. W llempsli-ad, X:. Y’. IVlIirrine. Richard. 53: 100-18 89lh Am- . Hollis X Y Pelkonen. Audrey. 51: 38 Baxter Ave.. X«-w Hyde Park. X. Y . Pdh-tier. (h-offrev W . Jr.. 50: 203 Burli Ave., Rockville Centre. N. Y Pellizzi. Anthony G.. '53: RFD Xo 2. Carl St Path. Babylon. X’. Y Pi'jio, Ralph !.. 55: 1042 Maurice Ave.. Rahway, X. I Pcppc. Allen F . 32: 62 Brnoklin� - Am- . Long Beach. X. Y . Perez. Inigiiiv Ana M . '51: Calle B No. 514. Vcdado. Hahana. Cuba Perez. Miguel A . 50: 27 WMIels Cl.. Plandotne. X. Y’. Perine. In-line M . '51: 226 Diamond Spring Rd.. Denville, N. J. Pcrini. Donald L.. 33; 82 Ridimond St.. Bklyn. 8. X Y Perkins. Vivienne B.. ‘52: 111-14 76th Ave . Forest Hills. . Y’. Perkins. William ( .. 50: 5-05 125th St.. College Point. X. Y . Perla. Ivan I. . 35: 10 Parkside Drive. Great Xcvk. X Y . Perla. Paula 1... '31: 555 F. 26lh St.. Bklyn. 10. X. Y’. Perlin. Gerald I . 30: 1220 L New York Ave.. Bklyn . X Y. Period. Mr Sornlra I . 50: 22-45 8‘ lh St.. I.ickson Heights. X. Y Perrault. Wayne S . 30: 50 Kenwood Rd . Garden ( ily. X. Y Pcrrone. Janies A . '30: 77-11 Gl rninurc Ave., Ozone Par k. X Y. Petrone. Mary D.. 52: 195 Savoy Ave.. F.lmont. X Y Perry. Clindlon. Jr.. 35; 5 Stoner Ave . Great Neck. X. Y Persandi, George C .. 31: 143 07 Glassburo Ave.. Fimaii a t. X.Y . Pessel. Harold. 32; 1801 Popbam Ave.. A«-w York 53. X Y. Peters. Jean Marie G,. M.A . 124 Emerson Av - . Florid Park. X. Y. Pelroff. Michael. 55; 400 Westbury Ave.. ( arle Piare. X Y Petrone. Paul J . 52; ‘ 5 Garfield. Pcekskill. X Y Petta. Louis I . 52: 7001 Ridge Blvd.. Bklyn.. X. Y Petty. Joanna W . Sp� - Gra.F: 100 30 203rd S� . I lolii . X Y Piazza. Mariano A . 52: 216 Beach 80 St.. Rockaway Beach. X. Y. Piening. Bernhard K . ’52: 83-07 Little Neck Pkwy., Floral Park. N. V. Pierce, Frances R.. '52: 1711 Davidson Ave.. Bronx 55. X Y. Pieritii. Marie F . 52: 108-42 97th R� l . Forest Hills. X. Y. Pirn link. Marilyn M . 52; 124 W. 46th St.. Bayonne. X I Pirone. Mary F . � 0; 440 Prospect Ave . Ml. Vernon. X Y Pbciotta. Joseph h. '54; 11-1-27 touil, Si. Si Albans 12. X. Y. Pisciotta. Phylli L . '51: 114-27 119th St.. St Alban . X. Y. Pisriotla. Vita K . '50; 56 Clapham Ave.. Manhassct. X. Y Pi zo. Marian. 2: 1507 I • nth St.. North Bergen. X I Platt. Evel n. S|m c.; 16 Aiii-rli.ii h Lane. Ccdarhurst. X Y Plelt. Xorma . 55: 80 Strathmore Rd.. Manhassett. X. Y. Pliskin. Fvelvn (See Margolis. Mr . F.v«-Iyn P.) Pollin' . • ildlr X . 54: 130 Sessions St.. Providence 6. R I. Pohren. Joseph A.. 55: 77 W’ynsum Ave. Merrick. X. Y. Polil iner. Ylnrrus IF. ’52: 181 Beach 35 Si.. F.dgcmerc. X. Y. Poliak. Anne I . 52: 9 Knoll Lane. Leviltown, X Y. Pol lot k. Francene B.. 53: 219 W. 81st St.. Xew York 24. X Y I; | - r. I F.ris John. Ir . 50: 205 19 ll ili Am- , m Albans. A V Portnov. Fleanor. 2: 99 I 3rd Si . Bklyn 5. X. Y. I’n. � h. Margaret M . '31: 284 Manhattan Ave.. lor ey City. X. J. Powell. Barbara. 50: 8801 Shore Rd.. Bklyn.. X. Y . Powell. Rebecca A. 55: 815 Coleman St. Lo ton. Pa. Powell. W illiam I . 52: 488 Engle St.. F.nglcwood. A. F Power . Ann M . 52: 212 Raymond St.. Ro� 'kville Centr� -. X. Y. Praeli. Doris A . '50: 53 48 2l ith St.. Bayside. X. Y'. Potter. Paul K . M A : 09 Park Am-.. Freeport. X. Y. Prarh. Tliomas I .. 55: 53-IS 214th St.. Bayside. X. Y. Pr.id.irit . G«-org«-. Ir.. 52: 125-17 9th Ave.. ( � l!ege Point. X. Y. Pradc. Josette. Spec.: Apt. D. 149-52 I nion I pk«- . Flushing. . Y. Prsieger. Lawrence C.. 3� . 505 Washington Avc.. Cednrhursl. X Y Pratt. Donald. M.A : 71 W'a hington Scj.. New York 25. N. Y. Pratt. Xeil P. Spec.: 32 Willets ('ourl. Rockville Centre. X. Y. Preisner. Arthur J.. 51: 126-16 25th Ave.. College Point. N. Y. Pri-scliel. Marvin M . 53: 2736 Pitkin Ave. Bklyn. 8. A. Y. Pres . H.irriel F. 50: 2( 0 F. Si lney Ave.. Mount Vernon. N. Y. I’retzli-hler, Albert IF. 31: 159 Oxford Blvd., Gar� l� -n City. X. Y. Pri� � Alan F. 50: 188-04 filth Ave.. Flushing. A Y Prince. David� M. 52: 552 LefTcrts Ave., Bklyn. 23. N. Y. Prince. I ram is F. 52: 60-l(� 83rd PI.. Elmhurst. N. Y. Pringle. Charles. Ph D : 545 Barr Ave.. Woodmen-. X Y . Proctor. Harold. '50: 263 Morris Avc.. Rockville Centre. X. Y. Prokop. Joseph ( .. 52: Waldo Ave.. Greenvale. X’. Y. Provost. Pre ton E.. Ir.. 53: 2f� 02 F. 26lh St.. Bklyn. 20. N. Y’. Prussin. Ann IF. 50: 2282 Ocean Ave.. Bklyn. 2‘ . X’ Y’. Psarakos. Nicholas F. 51: 270 Aiuluhon Ave . New Y’ork 23. X’. Y'. Pulese. Barlxara J.. 35: Southold. Long Island. X. Y. Purdy. Seth P . Jr.. 55: 553 X. Bmadwav. Amityville. X' Y’. Quarti n. Herbrrl I .. 33: 041 Washington Av«- . Bklyn, X Y. Quigley. Mrs. loan K . 50; 256 Green Ave.. Fr« eporl. N. Y Ouinlan. Ann� F . '50; 72-15 57lh Ave .. Jackson I (eights. N Y'. Quinn, lanei B . 50: 70 Clover Ave . Floral Park. X Y Quinn. Joyce C.. 53: 70 Clover Ave.. Floral Park. X. Y. Quinn. Margaret M . 55: 33-09 I60tli St . I lushing. X Y. Quinn. Ronald F.. 53: 28 C annan St.. Hempste.nl. X Y. Raahin. Sandra L. 53: 1331 Carroll St.. Bklyn 13. Y Rabinowitz. Bertram. 50 : 63-53 76th St.. Rego Park. X. Y . Rarufielli. Peter F. 53: 82-10 258th St.. Belleros� . X Y Rnchles. Mona F. '32: 223 Lexington Ave.. W. Hempstead. X. Y Rachlin. Susan. M.A.: 20 S. 10th St.. Xew York. X Y. Rahas, George (� .. 53: 185 20lh St . Bklvn 52. X Y Kilim.m. lames. Grad Spec.: 532 30th St. Bklyn.. A Y. Raiiwille. Fli .dietli F. 52: 98 10 70th Ave . Fon-st Hills, X' Y. Rakosvitz. Hu-resa, 55; Dike Mohigou. X Y Raleigh. Robert F. '32: 133 Stanton Ave.. Baldwin. A Y. Ramsay. Aletta I.. Spec.: 16 Seel� - C I.. Malsi-rtie. X. Y Randall. I .ircille D . 31: 0841 63th Ave.. F� ir«-st Hills. A Y 191 R iikII . Willmr E... V. 1320 250tli St.. Little Neck. N V Kan«o I,off. Mr� , Rita. M S.: 126 Ritcliic Drive. Yonkers 5. N. Y. Ransom. Carrie I .. 53: 76-16 Main St.. Flushing, N V Ransomc. Frank F.. '30: N. Ocean Ave.. Patchogue. N. Y. Rapp. J. Douglas. 52: -13 Soulli Drive. Plandome, N. Y . Rapp. .1. Lennart. '53; 45 Soulli Drive, Plandome. N. V Rap|Ki|K rt. Daniel L.. 52; S62 Pros|� e-e t PI.. Bklyn.. N. Y. Rappaport. Plubcrt A.. '53: 62 W. Vnlnut St.. Long Beach. N. V Rapp-. Gloria. 51: 201 Linden Blvd.. Bklyn. 26. N. Y. Rasmussen, Peter J.. 31: 10 Ontario Rd.. Bellcrose. X. Y. Rasmussen. Roderic k C.. 50: -10 Ontario Rd.. Belferose, N. . Rauhas. Alda . 50; 123 -12nd St.. Bklyn.. X. V Ravdin. Helen. '51: t-11 -3-f 78lh Rd.. Flushing. X. V Raven. I lenry M.. 31: 6 Koellwl Ct.. Baldwin. X Y. Ray. Eugene E.. 55; 31-3-1 76|h St.. Jackson Heights. X. Y. Raynor. Jo hn D.. 52: 152 Windsor Ave.. Rockville Centre. X. Y. Rea, Alfred E.. '30: I64-02A 64th Circle. Apt. jA. Fresh Meadows, X Y Read. Kathleen. '50: 33 15 75th St.. Jackson Heights. X. Y. Read. Vaughan. 53: 73 Colgate Rd., Great Neck. X. Y. Reardon, John J.. Spec.: I The Oaks. Roslvn [‘.states. X. Y. Reardon, Kathryn Rita. 53: 221 Linden Ave.. Weslbury. X. Y’. Regan. Austin P.. '53: 46-03 76th St.. Elmhurst. N. Y’. R lull. Dorothy M . '53: 16 Fordham PI.. Hempstead. X. Y. Rei«ly. Kenneth B., 30: 51 52 75th St.. Jackson Heights. X. Y. Reilly. Bernard I. '51: 37 Hamilton St.. Rockville Centro. X. Y Reiners. Robert l . 52: 1873 F. 54lh St.. Bklyn. 10. X. Y. Reinhardt. George P.. 52: 115-31 21Qlli St. St. Albans. N. Y. Reinhardt. John M.. 52: 186 Bear h 135 St.. Belle Harbor. N. Y Reinhold. Joan F... 50: 206-26 Bardwell Ave.. Bellaire. X. Y . Reisman. Diane E.. 55; 26 Carman Ave.. Ccdarhurst. N. Y. Reiter. Julia M.. 52: IS Skillman St.. Roslvn. X. Y . Reiter, Lillian. '50; 16 Floral Pkwy.. Floral Park. X. Y R -itman. Delores. 53: 6851 64th Ave,. Forest Hills, X. Y . Relkin. Donald B.. 32: 65-41 Saunders St . Forest Hills. N. Y’. Rem sen. Guy IF. 55: 253 Park Ave.. W'illiston Park. N. Y. Rennie. Georgina. 51; 51 Wellington Rd.. Garden City. X. Y’. Reno. Margarido F.. M S.: 1618 8ls| St . lackson Heights, N. Y’. Renor. Gloria M . 55: 8601 Ridge Blvd.. Bklyn. 6. X. Y. Resnick. Martha. 53: IS46 Brown St.. Bklyn. 26. X. Y . Reuter. Harriet C.. 52: 64 Stephan Marc Lane. Xew Hyde Park. N. Y Reynolds. loan M. 51: 10 Wilson St.. W Hempstead. X. Y’. Reynolds. John F.. '50: 64-63 84th St.. Rego Park. X. Y’. Reynolds. Richard D.. '52: 12 Orchard Meadow Rd.. E. Williston. X Y. Reynolds. Roger. 53: Box 205. Slonybrook. X. Y . Riba. Esther. 55: 105-17 63rd Dr . Forest Hills. X. Y . Ribis, Paula F... 55: 1736 West End Ave.. Xew Hyde Park. X. Y’. Rice. Harold P.. '52: 45-47 167lb St.. Flushing. X. Y Rice. Howard C.. Spec.: 206 OS 54th Ave.. Bayside. X. Y'. Rice. Ilmmns A.. '50: 56 Madison St.. Lynbmok. X Y. Richard. Ethel. Gmd. Spec.: 2153 Madison Ave.. Xew Y'ork. N. Y. Richard. Isabel IF. '50; 1723 Centre St . Bklvn. 27. X. Y. Richards Rolsert. '55; 158-28 224th St. Laurelton 13. X' Y Richardson. Walter I... 51. 178-11 Dalny Rd lamaica 3. X. Y . Richmond. Sally-Sue S.. '50: 114-47 Colfax St.. St. Albans II. R if ken. Grace. '35: -INI Highland Ave.. Bklyn. 24. X Y' Rid.iy. John W.. Jr.. 51: 219-34 102nd Ave.. Queens Village 6. Rielheinier Richard I . 55: 12 Princeton St.. Garden City. X. Y'. Rielschel. Raymond F.. '50: 336 Burkhard Ave.. Mineola. X. Y’. Rimmer. Feslic D.. '52: 107-09 56th Ave., Flushing. X. Y Ringen. Marilyn. '55: 506 Maple St.. W. Hempstead. X Y'. Ringlehan. Margaret U. '50: Nurses Residence. Y leadmvbrook Hospital, Hempstead. X Y. Rippe. Wilfred C. '50: II Bedell St . I lempslcad. N. Y Ripperger. Joseph I... '50; 156 Whitehall Blvd.. Garden City. X Y'. Riltenhouse. Richard P.. '50: 8701 Shore Rd.. Bklyn. 9. X. Y. Ritter. Alfred P.. 51; 77 Huntington Rd.. Garden City. X. Y. Ritter. Cynthia M.. 52: 676 Sumner Ave.. Springfield. Mass. Ri zuto, Malcolm F.. 201-20 I06lh Ave.. Hollis 7. N. Y'. Robbins. Ethel U.. M.S.: 1085 F. 17th St.. Bklyn. 50. X. Y'. Robbins. Xorman IV. '52: 362 Beach 12 St.. Far Rockaway. X. Y. Roberto. Roliert Jr.. 53: 49 Hilltop Dr.. Mnnhasxet, X. Y. Roberts. Charles R.. Grad. S|x c.: 16 Eric Lane. Xew Hyde Park. N. Y . Rol crts, LeRoy W.. 53: 51 Balsam l ane. Levitlown, X. Y. Robin, Clinton G.. Jr.. '51: 115-42 I47lh St.. S. Ozone Park 20, X. Y. Robins, Fay, 32: 111-02 75th Rd.. Forest Hills. X. Y . Robinson, Joan M.. '33: 55 Powell Ave.. Rockville Centre. X. Y. Robinson. Marsha. '51: 516 Longacrc Ave.. Woodmerr. X. Y. Rohurn, Joan. Spec. Grad.; 640 West P.nd Ave.. Xew York. X. Y. Roche, Joan A.. 52: 562 P.. Market St.. Long Beach, X. Y. Roden. Lester A.. Ir.. '52: 1040 76th St.. Bklyn. 28. X. Y Roebuck. Rolcert J.. '52: 1763 Montgomery Ave.. Xew Y'ork 53. N. Y . Roomer. Sheila. '51: 515 E. 37th St.. Pall. ■rson 4. X. J. Rokiner. Mrs. Xancy IV. 50: 825 E. 17th St.. Bklyn.. X. Y . Rolc|iiin, Ruth IV. 51; 1044 X. 6th St.. Xew Hyde Park. X. Y. Romano. Ann Marie. '55: 162 Church St.. X'orlhporl. X. Y. Romano. Xed P.. '51: 148-51 61st Rd.. Flushing. X Y . Romar. Eileen M., '55: 58-16 167th St.. Flushing. X. Y. Romeika. Joseph H.. Spec.: 404 Atlantic Ave.. Freeport. X. Y. Rooney. III. Arthur D., 55: 143 Floral Pkwy. I loral Park. X Y. Roppolo. Steven J.. 55: 87 Bulwer PI . Bklyn. 7. X. Y . Rosan. Stanley. '53: 66-25 Harrow St.. Forest Hills, X. Y. Rosen. Minna A.. 51: 61-55 224lh St.. Baysidc. X. Y. Rosenberg. Gilbert. 33: 211 Central Park V.. Xew York. X. Y. Rosenberg. Irwin. 33: Hie Xevelc Country’ C lull. Fllenville. X. Y. Rosenblatt. Emily F. '50: 6623 Exeter St.. Forest I tills. X. Y. Rosenblum. Sigmund. '52: 487 Lincoln PI.. Bklvn . X. Y. Rosenburg Audrey P.. 52: 130-33 235th St.. Rose‘dide 10. X. Y. Resendhal. Gehre A.. '52; 1968 E. 2nd St.. Bklyn.. X. Y Rosendorf. Judith, 33: 72-38 113th St.. Forest Hills. X. Y. Roscngarten. P'rank. ‘50; 8 Spruce- St.. Cedndiurst. X Y Rosenthal. I. Harvey. 53: 211 Central Park . Xexv York 24. N. Y. Rosenzweig. Robert F.. ‘53: 371 Fort Washington Ave.. Xew York 33. X. Y. Rosin. Alfrc-d IV. 53 : 8619 61st Ave . Woodhaven 21. X. Y. Rosin. Natalie F... ’52: 13 Fldgewood Rd.. Rockville Centre’, X. Y. Rosner. Ann FF. ’52: 2418 Aye. P. Bklyn. 29. X. Y. Rosolino, Anthony F. 32: 63 Audrey Ave.. Oyster Bay. X. Y . Ross. Barbara M . 53: 265 Main St.. I.. Rockaway. X. Y. Ross. Helen C.. 51: 816 Pine PF. Bellmore. X Y Ross. Miriam Y . ’51: 1841 University Ave.. Xew York 53. X Y. Ross. Sybil. 50: 255 Washington St . Hempstead. N. Y. Rost. Joyce C.. '54: 319 E. 256th St.. Bronx 66. X. Y. Rnswal. Leon. Spec.: 234-10 135rd Ave.. Inurelton. X. Y Rotella. Angelo IF. '50: 84 Fairground Ave.. Huntington. X Y. Roth, Monroe. '50: 323 W. Market St.. Long Beach. X. Y. Rolan , Richard A.. 55: 33-5-1 65lh St.. lackson Heights. X. Y . Rolhenberg, Paula F. '50: 83 50 Midland Pkwy . Jamaica. X Y Rotherham. Phyllis P... 53: 482 f'ocli Blvd.. Minc ola. X. Y Rothermel. Alliert W. Jr.. '53: 104-11 Rosita PF. Ozone Park 16. X Y Rotherman. Richard I... 52: 240 Cabrini Blvd., Xew York 35. X Y. Rothschild. Robert R.. 50: 367 IV 47 St.. Far Rockaway. X. Y. Rottkamp, Barbara ( .. 53: ( arman Ave.. Hicksville. RFD $2. X Y' Roumel. FJeanor. 50: 1 17 Prospect St.. Midland Park. X. J. Rovinsky. Cyrille I... 55: 4522 15th Ave . Bklyn. 16. X. Y. Rowan. Monica M.. 51: 176-15 Dalny Rd.. Jamaica Estate’s. X. Y. Rowan. illiam IF. '31; 853 S. 6th St.. Lindenhurst. X Y. Rowaud. F.ric B.. 51: 83 26 07th Rd.. Forest Hills. X. Y. Rowe. Barbara A,. '52: 192-53 Hollis Ave.. Hollis. N. Y. Rowe. Mary lanet. 51: 162-65 Hollis Ave.. Hollis 7. X. Y'. Rowe. Marjorie. Grad. Sp -c.: 185 North Village Ave.. Rockville Centro. X. Y. Rowen. Betlv. Grad. Spec.: 61 Hamilton St.. Rockville Centre. X Y Rozene. Beverly C.. 53: 1604 Fairfield Ave.. Bridgeport 5. Conn. Rubc-nstein. Bert. 51; -110 Central P.crk W.. Xew York. X. Y. Rubenslein. Robyn D.. 52: 22 Girard St.. Bklyn . X Y Rubin, Arnold. 52. 75-26 Molro| olitan Ave.. Middle Village. X Y. Rubin. Dorothy M.. '33: 464 Commonwealth Ave.. Boston, Mass. Ruda. Barbara A.. '53: 148-25 86th A vc .. Jamaica 2. X. Y . Rudd. Gloria G.. '32: 46 Alcxine Ave.. E. Rockaway. X. Y. Rudniek, Mrs. June F, Spec.: 1501 Stevenson Rd . Hewlett. X Y. Rueschcr. Donald A.. 52: 100-32 I66lh St.. Hollis 7. X. Y Rufo. LYaniel A , 52: 154 W. 68th St.. Xew York 23. X. Y. Rufolo, Ralph R.. 51: 58-56 57th Rd.. Maspolh. X Y. Riiukcl. Joseph IF. 51: 8552 tilth St.. Richmond Hill. X. Y. Reiser. Augustus III. 50; 186-20 Jcird an Ave.. St. Albans. X. Y Ruscr. Marilyn E.. 51: 186-20 Iordan Ave.. St. Allwins 12. X, Y . Rustem. M arjorie W.. '53: 15 Beach Rd., Parkview Apts.. Great Xeck. X Y Rusinek. Chester. 51: 239 Mineola Blvd.. Mineola. X. Y . Russell. Bruce- I.. 55: Canal St.. Westport. Conn. Russell. John IV, Ir.. '32: 455 Clinton St.. Xew Bedford. Mass. Russo. Josephine A.. 53: 306 Weirfield St.. Bklyn. 27. X. Y. Russo. Madeline A.. 55: 101 Page Rd.. Valley Stream, X. Y. 192 Rutchik. In.in M.. '50: 53 Ea lcm Pkwy.. Bklyn.. N. Y. Rutherford. Edith A.. 50 : 60 Stewart Ave. W . Garden City. N. Y Ryan. Edward A.. 35: 2-1 4-36 90th Ave.. Bellerose 6. N. Y . Ryan. Mary Eileen. '51: 205 17 Il3tli Ave.. St Albans. II. N. V Ryan. Mary Elizabeth. 50; 38 lame� St.. Babylon. X Y. Ryan. Robert I'.. 53: 1367 Ryder St.. Bklyn., V V Ryon, Marie. 53: Sylvan PI.. Valley Stream. N. V Sabin. Howard A.. 30: 163 Buscher St.. Valiev Stream. NT. Y. Sable. I.ila J . 52: 710 Gerard Ave.. New York. X. V Sachs. I.rail R . Spec : 57-21 80tli St.. Jackson Heights. N. Y. Sack. Paula. '52: 63 Muriel Ave.. lawrence. . Y. Sackndorf. Leonard. 53; 1280 President St.. Bklyn. 15. N. V Sacks. Mrs. Helen I .. MS: -15-16 80th Si.. Klniliur� !. N V Sadlier. Robert I).. '55: Wcstview Cottage. 3 Rilton St.. Elmont. N. Y. Sadowski. Irene I . '55: l-l Cherry St.. Glen Head. X. Y St. Clair. Meador P. Jr.. '51: 78-32 Main St.. Mushing. N. Y. St. John. Ilieodore F-., Jr.. 51: 7 Garfield PI.. RoJyn. X. Y. St. John. Charles R.. 52: 201 S. Maple St.. W. Hempstead. X. Y Salerno. James J.. Jr.. ‘53: 51 Ashwood Rd.. F’ost Washington. X. Y. Saleson. Carol, 51: 616 Carroll St.. Bklyn. 23. X. Y Saltzman. I av D.. '33; 70 Dover St.. Bklyn. 20. X. Y. Salvato. Jerome J.. '30; 227-21 112th Ave:.. Queens Village 0, X. Y Salyers. Ellen C .. 52: 125 X. College- Si.. Carlisle. Pa. Sal man, Barbara I... 52: 73 Manor Rd.. Lynbrook. X. Y. Sands. Donald W.. '32: 607 Bergen St.. Bellemore. X. Y. Sanfetrd. RoImtI I . 6608 I02nel St.. Re-go Park. N Y. Santori. Joseph. '33: I Roxburv Rd.. Garden City, X. Y. Sa porta. lack. 51; 1686 Grand Concourse. Bronx 57. X. Y. Sasloff. luslin S.. 53; 1043 F. 52nd St.. Bklyn. 31. X. Y. Setter, lean H . 55; 60 Allenwood Rd.. Great Xeck. X Y Siler. Donald L.. 52: 60 Allenwood Rd.. Great Xeck. X. Y Surer. Charles G.. 51; 100-50 I23lh St.. S. Ozone IVirk. X. Y. Sruerwe-in. Alfred C.. '53: Chirken Valle y Rd.. Gl en Head. X. Y. Saunders. Glee K.. Grad. Spec.: 42 West Lane. Bayshore, X. Y. Saunders. Sanford. '53: 260 Vassar Ave . Newark 8. N' I Suurman. Richard I.. '53: II Rogers PI.. Moral Park. N. Y. Savage. Edward. M.A.: 8 Wheeler Ave.. Valley Stream. X Y Savitsky. Melvin. '50: 81-36 188th St.. Jamaica Estate . N. Y. 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X Y 8chiller. Heinz O . '52: 121-16 103rd Ave . Richmond Hills. X. Y. Schimmel. Alfred. M.A.: 30 Ward St.. Moral Park. X Y Schirm. Barham J.. '50; 71-27 June St.. F orest Hills. X Y. Schlagman, Elaine. '53: 711 E 38th St.. Bklvn . X. Y. Schegel. John C. '53: 200 Wellington Rd.. Mineola. X Y Scnlcin. Naomi R.. jl: 138 Harris Lane . I awrcnco. X. Y Schlcsicr. Robert. 53: 100 M 222nd St.. Queens Village 0. Y Sc ilesingrr. Arlme. 31; 0| E. 20Slli St . New York 67. X Y Schmidt. George J.. Jr. '52: I84-3.S Midland Dr., himnica. X Y Sell mil I. Jean C.. 33: 3S2 Melville Rd.. [‘amiirigtlalc. X Y. Si limolka. Eve M.. 33; 133 I larding Ave.. Long Beach. X. Y. Schneck. Judith I... 53: 12 Sullon PI . Lawrence-. X. ) Schneider. Flugene. '51; 170 H Broadway. Ding Beach. X. Y. Schneider.Uonard B . 51: 371 Fori Washington Ave.. New York Schneider. Margery. 35: 108-26 67� h Rd.. Forest Hills. X. Y Se hrieidman. Sheila M. '53: 03 06 68||, Ave.. Frore t Hills. X. Y. Sclmofcl. There-� .. I... Spec.: Advent St.. We� lhury. X. Y Schocn .Iris B. '53: 514 West F!nd Ave. New York 21. X. Y Schoenfcld. Edward F. '52: 119-13 !6ll. Rd.. White st.,ne. X. Y. Sohoh-r. France� F. M.A.: 166 Euslon Rd.. Garden City. X Y. Scholficld. Patricia A.. '30: Apt. I-lA. 70 Tulip Ave.. Moral Park. Scholl. Carolyn S.. '52: 20 Squirrel Dr.. F Rockawav. X. Y Schondorl. Jacqueline. 33: 1 10 Berk.-ley Ave.. Bloomeld. X. J. Sclerafel. Marjorie J.. 53; 27 Oak St.. I’loral Park, X Y. Schrager. Jules. '51: 602 E. 4th Si.. Bklyn.. X. V SrFiager. Phillip F., '54: 1403 Ortmns Ave,. Bklyn . X. Y. Schrcibcr. Mrs. Je-anne. ‘50: 2 Stomi Si.. Oceanside. X. Y. Schrieher. Rirky R.. 53: SOI Ave. I. Bklyn. 30. X. V Schrcibcr. Robert A.. Jr.. '52: 05 S. I.ong Beach Ave.. Freeport. X. Y Schroeder. Frnc� t H.. Jr.. '51: 42 Stewart St.. Floral IVirk. N. Y. Schubert. Ann F . '55: 24 Windsor PI.. Oce-ansidc, X. Y S Illiberi. Kenneth A . '50: 0 Chri‘tobel St.. Lynbrook. X V Schubert. Robert J.. 50: 62 St. lames St.. Garden City. N. Y Schiiffmnn. Arthur I.. 0: 1001 Jerome Ave.. Bronx. N. Y Schulilcin. Charles M.. 54: 172 Jackson St.. Bklyn. II. X. Y. Schumann. Rulef W.. 51: 72-17 l.oubel Si.. Fores! FJills. X Y Scliaelier. Betty I. 50; 155 01 OOtli Ave.. Jamaica. X. V. Schwanda. leian I .. '51: 325 L.tkevicw Ave.. I.. Brightwaters. X Y. Schwartz, Barbara F... '55: 172 King� Point Rd.. Great Xeck. X. Y. Schwartz. I rank R . 55: 15 Devon Lme. Westbury. X. Y. Schwartz. I (arold S.. '52: 1266 P 7th St. Bklvn. 50. X. Y. Schwartz. Harriet A.. '50: 715 St. Marks Ave-.. Bklyn . X. Y. Schwartz, loan M . '52: 175 Sullivan FT. Bklyn 25. X. Y. Schwartz. Phyllis R.. ‘53: 17 Hamilton St.. Rockville Ce ntre-. N. Y. Schwartz, Richard, 53; 3425 Gates PI.. Bronx 67. X. Y Schwartz. Sandro. 55: 230 Central Park W .. New York. X . Y. Schwartz. Sandra B.. '31; 3601 31st Ave.. Astoria. X. Y Schwart baum. P.layne R.. 55: 1550 F. 13th St.. Bklvn. 30. X. Y. Schwat. Diane Fi.. 30: I Rose St.. Cc-darlunst. X Y Schwimer. Cynthia. 50: 465 F.enox Rd.. Bklyn.. X. Y. Scipicn. Gladys M . '50 : 50 Orchard St.. Chicopee. Mass. Srodari. Frank J.. '52: 112-38 202nd St.. St. Alban . X. Y'. Scodari. Nicholas P.. 53: 104-3-1 I'armers Blvd . Holli� 7. X. Y. Scoll. James W.. 33: 111 Meadowhrook Rd . Hempste ail. X. Y. Scott. Robert G.. Jr.. '52: 315 Gates Ave . Bklyn. 16. X. Y. Scott. Walter. 53; 55-22 Parson Blvd.. Flushing. X. Y. Scotti. Alfred M.. 30: 24 I'.ldridge Ave.. Hempstead. X Y. Sc udder. Gilbert II. Jr.. 52: NO Bassett St.. Syracuse. X. Y. Scully. Maryelle-n A,. '50: 252 03rd St.. Bklvn O. X Y' Scully. Michael P... 52: -16 .Nassau l-ane. Island Park. N. Y. Seaman, Dori� M. 55; 27-20 165lli St.. Flusbing. X. Y. Seaman. Warren M . '52; 33 Broadway. Amityvillc. X Y. Scars. Moyd G.. 50: 505 Carnation Ave.. Biildwin. X Y. See. Warren Ji . '50: 60 X William Si.. Baldwin, X Y. Segal. Gladys. '50: 1749 49th St.. Bklyn. 4. X Y Segatlo. Pete r R . 53: 108-51 43rd Ave.. Corona. X. Y’ Seliring. Richard. 51: 81-55 |02nd St.. J.emaica, X. Y . Seide-. Diane lane. '53: 225 Sterling PI.. Bklvn 17. X. Y. Seif -r. Jacqueline D . '50: 137 Park St.. Woodmere. X Y Seiler. Stanley H.. '32: 1126 Virginia St.. P'ar Rockavvay. X Y. Sekerin. Nina S. 52; 647 W 17-Ith St.. New York 55. X Y Sellarole-. rhe-odore. 55; 255 Jackson Ave-.. Hackensack. X .1. Sepez. Peter 52: 83 Belmont Pkwy.. Hempstead, X Y N-pez. Vivian P . 50; 118 Mayfair Ave.. W Hempstead, X. Y. Serra. Marie M.. '51: 455 F cvvis PI.. Mineola. X, Y. Severson. Richard A.. '53: 8102 6th Ave . Bklyn. 9. X. Y Sgarro. Rocco R.. '51: 104-16 47lh Ave.. Corona. N. Y. Shalvoy, W'alter A . 54: 1601 Washinglon Ave-.. SeaFord. X. Y’. Shapero. Roberta E.. '52: 751 St Marks Avo.. Bklyn.. X Y. Shapiro. Jay M. 54; 84-13 Chapin Pkwy.. lamnk-a 5, X. Y. Shapiro. June G.. '53: 915 Wa hington Ave.. Bklyn. 23. X. Y. Shapiro. Mrs. Nila. 50: 60-1 Fiaslem Pkwy.. Bklyn.. X. Y. Shapiro. Rosalie M . 32: F . O. Fiox 56 c o Almanac Counlry Club, Woodridge. X. Y . Sliarrolt. FYeirolhy I.. 53: 177 MuirFie-ld Fid.. Tinekville- Centre. X. Y. Sliavv. Marjorie Jl. 5-1: 109 I . I 3rd St.. New York 51. X. Y. Sliean. Joan M.. '33: 82 W. Clinton Ave.. Roosevelt. X. Y’. Slee-.e. Rohe-rl I... 5 1; 75-19 189th St.. Mushing, X Y Shc-annnn. Charles W . 31 : 53-40 82nd St . Jackson Heights. X. Y . She-IFord. Robert S.. 33: 197 10 C?arpcnlcr Ave.. Holli . X Y. Slie-pard. Lie,ne-I M . 52: 1 16 Winthrop St.. Bklyn. 25. X Y Shepherd. l-eRov. 35: 33 E. Clinton Ave.. Roosevelt. X. Y. Slu-plierJ. Jack !.. '32: 20 Alcxine Ave.. E. Rockawav. X. Y Shc-ridan. John J . '50; 6 Slmtford Rd.. Baldwin. X Yr. Sheridan. Iliomas J.. '50: 270 86lh St.. Bklyn.. X. Y Shcrk, Jerome. Grad. Spec.: 17 Edwards St.. Roslvn Heights. X. Y’. Shenoan. Roberta J . 52: 250 Riverside Dr.. New Y ork. N. Y’. Shew bridge. Janie D.. '53; 42 l ennyson Ave.. W'estbury. X. Y’. Shields. Bernard W.. 52: 29 East Ave.. Lawrence. X. Y’. Sliiffman. Sheila H . '32: 605-68 St . Bklyn.. X. Y’. Sliinc. William J.. 30; 142-66 56th lid. i'lusliing, X. Y Sliip|M-e. Marion F.. 51: 158 X. Third St.. Pater on. X. J Shorin. yVIita D.. ‘53: 1460 President Si.. Bklyn., N. Y’. 10) Swift. Roslyn. 2; 4 Glcnwood Or.. Great Neck. N. V Switzer, Arthur J.. 50: 51 Stevenson St . I.ynhruok. X. Y. Szckcly. Mrs. Edna '.. Spec.. 9 Luston Ref.. Garden City. N. Y. TagliunetU. John P.. '51: 115 Wellington Rd.. F.lmont. N. Y. Taglinnctti. Stephen. Spec., 85 Morllnirough Rd.. W'est Hempstead. N. Y. Talbot. F.llen B-. ‘53: Rogues Path. Huntington Station. N. Y. Tainargo. Icro.� a A.. 53: 741 I-.. 22 Street, Brooklyn 10. N. Tnnenbaum. Barbara J.. 55; 929 Mayfield Rd.. VVoodmerc, N. Y Tartakow. Catherine R. Spec.: 10 Washington St.. Hempstead. N. Y. Tarver. Theodore I.. 53: 201-16 Linden IMvd., St. Albans, N, Y. Talelmnn. Bernice M.. 53: 2321 F. 16 St.. Brooklyn 29. N. V Tatom. Andrew I.. ’53; II Crimson Avc . South. Malverne. N. Y. Tavoulareas. Helen I... 50: 1240-70 St.. Brooklyn 28. N. V Taylor. Willis H. 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