Automotive High School - Headlight Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1954 volume:

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CLAUSON, President HONI. CHARLES J. RENSLEY HON. VITO F. LANZA REV. JOHN M. COLEMAN COL. ARTHUR LEVITT HON. CHARLES F. RANK HON. CHARLES H. SILVER HOW. CEORCE A. TIMONE HON. CORNELIUS I. WALSH DR. WILLIAM JANSEN Superintendent of Schools DR. C. FREDERICK PERTSCH Associate Superintendent MR. MORRIS E. SIECEL Assistant Superintendent MISS ANTOINETTE RIORDON Assistant Superintendent MR. ADOLPH SCI-INURMACHER Chairman - Automotive Commission Local School Board No. 30 FRAXCIS M. CONLON, Chairman NIR. CHESTER STRALB. Secretary MR. BENJAMIN TAUBENBLATT MR. LOUIS MARTOXE DR. BERNARD SMITH Erhiratinn The Senior Classes of January and June 195l respectfully dedicate their yearbook to Miss Antoinette Hiordon. Assistant Superintendent in charge of Districts 29, 30 and 31, Brooklyn. During the past ten years our school has profited from her deep interest and energetic efforts in our behalf. We honor her for her stalwart support and devoted service. Dear Boys, il 'K Congratulations on your graduation from Automotive. You have worked hard for three years and have earned the coveted diploma. You are now prepared to enter the field of Auto Mechanics as intelligent workers and conscientious citizens with a knowledge of our great country, its history, its accomplishments, and its problems. Automotive has been your training ground for the past pleasant years. In the future, I am sure, you will recall your high school and its teachers with fondness, Never forget the lessons you have learned here. They have given you skill, knowledge, and understanding. They have contributed to making you the men worthy of our country's dependence and capable of participating in its industrial, intellectual, and political activities. My best wishes to each of you. Sincerely yours, EDWARD P. CVCONNOR Principal MR. JAMES S. TEDFORD Administrative Assistant DR. JOSEPH G. PARKHILL Acting Administrative Assistant ' cv FACULTY OF THE BROOKLYN HIGH SCHOOL OF AUTOMOTIVE TRADES EDWARD P. OCONNOR, Principal JAMES S. TEDFORD. Azlministrutire Assistant DR. JOSEPH G. PARKHILL. Acting Azlnziniszratiie Assistant David Arnold Clarence Barger Wiilliam J. Barker Marcel Brem Michael Brumer Daniel P. Cl1I'LIVLIfZ,.,I0 Joseph F. Corey Dominick D'Amat0 Anthony DiNit-Ula Joseph A. Divine August V. Dolmhs .lfvavph B. Diierrill Charles I'li1--ser Willialrix Frey James V. Frost A CA DEIVIIC ENGLISH Sam Bergman Morris Epner Philip Kaplan Ruth S. Lang August M. Lodato James G. Marsh Morton H. Selub Abraham D. Singer Earl Witkowsky SOCIAL STUDIES Benjamin Cohen Dr. Rosario O. Giannotta Andrew Holuh S. Harry Lasser John R. O'Connor Jack Paris Philip Weiss Sidney Zuckofl if Assigned to Board of Education Military Leave M Leave of Absence COUNSELICORS SHOP DEPARTMENT In Clmrge-Thomas Conway, Morris Ernest Gelling Marvin Goldhlatt Thomas J. Hayden, Jr. William Hiep, Jr. Theodore H. C. Hoflnieister John Holena Seth J. Kelly John B. Lahella Rolmert W. Leeman Rudolph H. Mainelli Sayerio J. Manopoli Julius Marwitzm: Thomas F. McLaughlin Isaac Mercaldo Arthur J. Mooney Ruskin Adrian Nottonson Richard J. O'Connor ' Bernard I. Peck John D. Pell Donald Rogers John J. Rohan John E. Ross Michael Scanlon Louis A. Scara Harolil Tins Jerome A. Vitale Willifm Warren Ilaxid G. Wiener Frank J. Yenke AND RELATED TECHNICAL SUBJECTS DEPARTMENT In Clzarge Richard P. Foote, Related Teclz. William Heft, Health Etlucalion Dr. James V. Cunningham, English HEALTH EDUCATION Emil Lilienstein Herman Marcus Morton Roman SHOWERS James Burns, Jrfkmi TRADE DRAWING Vincent J. Carrasco Joseph F. Corrigan? Harold Davis Edward B. Yenke APPLIED SCIENCE Jack Drutman Francis Heddens Milton G. Leavitt Harry Tarakajian Jay Walker APPLIED MATHEMATICS Frank J. Dunetz Walfred J. Johnson Fred Kasten Henry R. Meyer Bernard Storch SPEECH Margaret H. Kurtz MUSIC David T. Lacey LABORATORY ASST. Richard M. Titan LIBRARY TEACHER Grace M. Smith SCHOOL CLERKS Gertrude Cohn Edith Duffywig Johanna GriI'Iel Loretta B. Keough Stanley Nagel Jeanne R. Rousseau DIETITIAN Margaret Backstrom NURSE Helen M. Visel MACHINE SHOP ASST. Charles Dick CUSTODIAN ENGINEER Peter J. Farrell EMPLOYMENT-Harold J. Davis ATTENDANCE-William K. Specker GUIDANCE-Michael K. Bernstein HEALTH-Abe Sharkey EMMA 'B ' b . Q M326 f QFD ' ' 17? BALDINO, JOSEPH 2053 West 5th Street, Brooklyn Activity-Jolirnalism Ambition-Be a Machinist Nickname-Baldi BEHABDO, ANTHONY 201-O4 33rd Avenue. Bayside Acliziily-Journalism Hobby-Boating, Skating All!Ilffliflll-lVI6f7I'lEiIlIC Nl'l'A4lII1lII1'+B0 BIANCU. ,IOHN 836 LPII-1'I'Ih Avenue, Brooklyn Ilnlnlny-Skntilig ,4IlI1IffI-0II+A-I Meelianit N1'4'lfm1n1vflfuin Funi BROWN, WILLIAM 161 Utica Avenue, Brooklyn ,4l'!iI'lIf,V-Ll1l'lCl'lI'00I'Il Patrol Ambition-Good Machininst Hobby-Bziseball Nfclrnz1n1ewBilly CONDULIS, JAMES H53 Riverside Drive, Manhattan Hobby-Bowling, Skating Ambition-Expert Mechanic ,NfL'A'VICl77ZC-TIIC Greek CONTI, PETER 464 Henry Street, Brooklyn Hobby-Car Fixing Ambition-Automotive Engineer AfII.CA'flUf7I8-'CI'llCk 8 DALY, DENIS 82 Tth Avenue, Brooklyn Art1'z'ity-Service Squad ANIIliffllll,-EUSIIIICFSI' Hubby-I'I0t R0dS AViC'L'HflUI8-DCIITIY DeCOS'l'A, CHARLES ,O 559 Halsey Street, Brooklyn Hobby-Rifle Nlarksmanship Amlyition-'I'iine Up Man Nickname-Charlie IJeN'IAB'I'INI, THOMAS 6817 16tl1 Avenue, Brooklyn Hubby-Billiards fIlII1Jflf0l1'-OWU u Cadillac !Yi1:lrr1ar11c-Dee FERNANIJIS, FRANK 167 Boerurn Street, Brooklyn Ambilion-Buseliall Player Ilubbyklyllisirz, Baseball fticfmzmic-Yank FLANICAN, MICHAEL 28-68 47th Street, Queens Ambition-,let Engineer Hobby-Planes lY1'clrname-Mike GIMMI, FRANK 5-17 50th Avenue, Long Island City Aclivily-journalism Hobby-Fairer Sex, Hot Rods Niclrn am e--Ton y KIERNAN, KENNETH 41 Oakland Place, Brooklyn Ambition--Good ,lolu Hobby-Swimming Nickname-Ken K1N1NlERL1NC, PE'l'l'f11 101-38 95th St., Ozonc Park Hobby-Hot Rods 4rnhilinn4Nlcclf1z1nic Nfclrnumc-Kimm MALONE, JOSEPH 66 Granite St., Brooklyn All7fliIf0lZf0WI1 ai fiilfllllilff Hobby-Footlvull, Bufskcllvalll NiclrnunlCfljnncliy MAYFIELO, fVlE1,VlN 735 l,,f'xing:ton Aw., Brooklyn .4l'tfl'1lj'frll1'21l'l'i Tezxin ANIll1H'IIIlflVlLlf'l'l1111S1 Iloblzy-'l'ruck .lV1!'1i'l1IlV77l S1fl NIUHPHY, JOHN 197 Nloflut St.. Brooklyn Amlaitirm--Own il .lugziiur Ilobln'-fllot Rods XlllR1'H1'.1lLiGH 50-1 l'urk Place. Brooklyn PANDOLFO, NICHOLAS 35-21 100 St.. Corona Actizilv-ClusQ Vice President .4mhz'!z'on-Expert Mechanic ,xvf1,'!.'l1!lH18lNlCk PARENT. JOHN 516 -1Ttl1 Road, Long lslund City Hul1hyfSpear1ishing ,-lmlfilionflgnition Specialist .lfi4'f.v'1f1n1f'fHurpo HOTH. .IOHN 60-06 Bfltli Are., Woodside Afftizity-Class President ANIIilhflhllll-'Nlf'Cl'lLll11f' SH XNIHAS, JOSEPH 531 16r1i St., Brooklyn .'!fIIlll'fiIJlI',x11tO Nll i'l1Ll11ll r'YirAnfznne-ifhuinois 5l'.XH,Xfll.-X, FRANK 102 13.15 11 St.. Brooklyn A4'lfr1'tx'4Buskctl1a1ll .'1lIlflffilllI l10 lie sllf'Cf'iSl'lll 1 II'A IfllIIt 5pL1 X l'XLlAK. ANTHONY 331 Hoyt St., Brooklyn ,-1c1irz'zvfBow1ing. Billiardn Arnhilion-Auto Xlechunic iNirA'rmn1e-Toiiy WILLIAMS. ALLEN 493 Gates Ave., Brooklyn Ambition-Become a Printer ZAK, CHARLES 41-05 Vernon Blvd.. Long Island City Ambilion-Body and Fender Man Hobby-Model Ship Building Niclfnan1f'VS0nny ABT, ROBERT T8-32 64th Plate, Glendale ,4f-tirity'-Bowling, Track Hobby-Ilrafting, Model lfars Ambitionf'l'ool-die Maehinist .NI.f',li71llIIIt -BOD, Flash ALLICK, INGRAM 1851 Madison Ave., Manhattan .4z'Ii1'fty-'I'raCk Team Ambition-Expert Mechanic ,'hVIl'.ltl1lIlII6'fDUtC11 PQALONZO, RUDOLPH 15-16 Madison Axe., Manhattan Aclirity-School Paper, Yearbook Hobby-Photography. Stamps Ambition-Mechanic ,Yidfmznre- Doe ALYARADO, WILLIAM 640 Park Avenue. Brooklyn ficfiz-1'ly-rI'rac'k Hobby-Baseball Ifcknzlnre-Bill 10 AMELLA. VITO 41 Clarendon Drive, Valley Stream A ctirity-Choral Group Auditorium Squad Ambition-To he President of G. M ANDREWS, GEORGE 558 50th St., Brooklyn Hobby-Cars Ambition-Career in Army Niclrname-Andy ANDREWS, RICHARD H East 116th St., Manhattan Ambition-Open a Used Car Lot ,A'ir'L'Ilan1e-RiCllie ' ANDRESCO. THOMAS 8693 Bay Parkway, Brooklyn Avtirity'-Bowlirlg Team Hobby-Photography ,Yickrmlrze-Red Ja , BENMLMLAA- ff'-SN , mn - I n wi Busin 1 Ni Penn . ' ., Br lyn 4 1 ye ,Yfclrr a ' e ny ANGLIN. ROBERT 12-I West 131 St., Manhattan Hobby-Boxing, Basketball A111bfll'077-BIISIHCFSIIIIITI ,Yicl:nan1efRedd ARDIZZONE, PETER 13 W. Dean Sl., Freeport AI7IbiEi07l-'N16Cl'li1T1lC Nirlmanzef Swee1 Pete ARNOLD, ARTHUR 43-21 72 St., Woodsirle H0bbyfBaseball AmhiziondMechanic Nickname-Whitey 1 ,, ASHER, LE N - n 446 1 . n 727 Il C I Niwnlznlv--1, n AVNFT, BERNARD 367 Madison St., Manhattan ACliz'ity4Sl1op Tool Room Foreman 11011 byffiur Driving .4r11bitif1r1-Welder' Ni1'lfr1r1mU-Bull BALDASSANO, RHLHARD 4705 lltli Aw., Brooklyn .4r'Ii1'ilyA-Yourliook4A-wo 'nm Hobby-Tropir'ul Fish, Bowling A171Ilfffllll-Niilflllf' Ollioer fYir'lf11c1n1f'fBulrly BARBARA. DAVID 214 Svlioles St., Brooklyn Hobby'-Basketball Ambifirm-Mcclmnic liclitor 1 BARNO. W1LLlr-XXI 1524 Bvrgen St.. Brooklyn. Hobby'-Xlusic flwbition-Nlusiriaii BARRETT, .l.-XNIES 1Tl Tualfee Place, Brooklyn Hobby'-Fishing Ambizfrnz-Nlechaiiic' ,Y f'lfnur1ze4S11upor BXRTOS. Al,l'1XANDliR 119 Oak St., Brooklyn nlrrlliifirzrzgekrilo xlt CllLll1li' .YI-f'A'lI!lIIIt'g:xllltf B,XS'l'Hl.Ll, JOSEPH 'JT-27 Smiview AW.. Brooklyn .-l4'l1'1 lIX Dfl1Il1 S Bugle Corps lilnfs President IIlJ,llIQ l'10l'St'lbL1Cli Riding ,'17IIlllllAIlIIfA1l10 Blvclmiiir' lViCl.'flUVlL6--Tl'lC Bruin Bl'l1lK, CH.-XRLE5 262 lfvklorrl St., Brooklyn Sflifml :lt'lli1'ifj'fSf'l'Xll'f' Fquml. Yt'LlI'llO0li 1lol1l1vfl iNl1ii1g. llnnling. Sw innning r4rr1hi11'un 7ET'l,L!lIll't'F ,X-ffl.7lllI7lt lll1l1f'li 5. l BFNH. ANDREY X 221 li. Qml St.. Nlnnliuttun W-,lzool .4r'fi1'ity450CCPr llolfln'-Photography .lmhiliorz-Auto Nlvclmnir' .Yirkrzfznle-.kiidy JJ i s. Y j 1 Q ' ,. .LII 4 .vf 11 ,X n 0 A xi. BENTIVEGNA. ROBERT 98 Ellery St., Brooklyn ACfiI?l'IV'-BL1S6l7i1ll, Basketball, Handball ,Niz'lfnan1e-Boh BERNSTEIN, DONALD 595 F.D.R. Drive, Manhattan Aflizrity-Service Squad Auditorium Hobby--Stanips. Camping Ambiiion-A-I Mechanic Nvif'lHIIlVIlf?-fBf'f!llfT BI-ZRZINS, MIERVALDIS H143 MOI1lg0Illf'I'j' St., Brooklyn Hol1by4Automohilos Ambition-lVlG'Chanic Nirlrnrznlfffvalclis :Kiwi BODURIAN, EDWARD 307 E. 27th St., Manhattan Hobby-Trade Drawing Ambftfolz lVIPOhaniC BOWLES, EDWARD l55-T South 2nd St., Brooklyn Acliiity'-Baseball, Cheerleader Capt. Hobby-Motorcycle Racing Arr111flionfW6ld6r N1'r'knan1ef'LI,il Moosel' x a , N x i 'Xl r X FSA , X x BOWLING, FH, WESLY X 108-lOXl69th sm mtiigi Hobbylfloin ffollfelfction A A AIYIJITIIIOTI4AYlLlIlOI1 .l6c'l1anio- . w- ' l V T ,gg X F 12 W BRANNON, W. JAMES T41 Herkimer St., Brooklyn Hobby-Singing AIIIIITZZ-011'-C 81 P Man Nirknfznze-Bohlmy BREINER, ROBERT 149-65 45th Ave., Flushing Hobby-Hunting, Fishing Ambition-Diesel Engineer NiFA'IlllHI6'BOlJ BRIANKA, GEORGE 80 Green St., Brooklyn f4mbil1fun4Own a Businew Nil'A'fI1lVI1f SllIIl BROWN, LEWIS 2l7 W. l20 St., Manhattan Hobby-Baseball, Basketball Ambition-To Be a Succesa 7Vic-lrnanze-Lou BRUNO, VINCENT 556 Central Ave., Brooklyn Actirizy-Servicref Squad Niclrnam e-J im BRYANT, LEON lOl Stagg Walk, Brooklyn Actizrity-Track, Class Vice' l ic nlent Habby4Dancing, Singing Ambition-To he a Success Nicknunze-Goose Tatum BLERHOP. DlE'1'RlC1'l 137 Bay Ridge Ave., Brooklyn Ambition-Auto Painter Nivknume-Dic'k BUONOCORE, ROY 2135 84th SL, Brooklyn Activily-Choral Group Hobby-Driving Ambitiun4Own Bmly und Fender Shop 'X BURWELL, LEON 136 Sumpter St., Brooklyn Acti14z'ly4Spui'k Plug, Baskvtlmll ,X B Hobby-Dancing N' Ambition-Czis Station Owns-r T .'Vir'lfrmr1:+'-Ducky BUSSA. LEONARD T93 Autumn Ave.. Brooklyn Hobby-Bowling. Roller Skating: All!fliffflHgDFSlHl11IIfl flzirs BYNOE. GRANVILLE 1046 Sterling l'lz1c'v. Brooklyn .4r'Ii1'ily--Dusk:-tlmull, Lunch Hoorn Squuml. Class Viv? 1jI'tAS1tll Ilt llAl,DEiiO'1 li. GEORGE 52112 fmtli Aw-.. Brooklyn Hobllygxlilsif' ,4r11biI1'or17Bo1ly unrl Eenmlc-r Ninn ,yffltl1!IlII1 Wll1llPy' x N CALISTO. DONALD 524 49111 AVP.. Long lslunrl City ,4l7I,llfI'flf1fEPP the Worlrl ilicknzzm6- Streak KALNIA. ANTHONY 27-51 l'1urnplwry St.. E1IIllll1l'SI ,4n111itinn-Borly Fender CALNIA, BENJAMIN 21-51 Huinpliery St.. Elmhurst Af'z1'z'1'ty-Sei'x'ice- Squurl Hubby-Busketlmull Anzhilimz-Ariny Ollirer 1 , , - I . - if We np 'rx 9 1 El sl xllnlf' n-45p 1 Q ' ,A mr f 7' II 1 l.ANALl',. IDI li Th5llr.in1l St.. Brooklyn ffrlfrilx'-Sf-1'xir-v 106 Hnlflwy-l'lo:'ke-y. Du-vlmull .4HIllfIiIIl1fx1.U'l1lTIlXl , 7 V A 'ff 411-KXOI-QN ,. R SARIO. 1. 22-41 33111 S .. , storia Hll1Il1X'7BO 'ling y X K, Anzbzimn-1 ood ?b4Ihi,c7V7ffZTf' L ff f AIC lx rin .f 1 ,ff X1 f 13 CAPONERO. MICHAEL -149 Grand St.. Manhattan Hobby-Hot Rods Ambition-Mechanics A'l'cl:n11me-Sonny CAPPETTA, RALPH 87 Eagle St.. Brooklyn Hulzlly-Basketball, Swimming Ambition-Mechanic .Yicknunze-Billo CAPUTO, PHILIP 66 Putchen Ave.. Brooklyn Ilolzbyicurs AmIyitianw-Mechanic ,Yfl'A7NlI!l0-v11lPllllTIO CARLSON. ROGER 622 53rd St.. Brooklyn .4r'liz'1'ly-Bugle and Drum Cor Alllbifl-1111-BHSCIJHII Aifckrzzlrrze-Killer CARLLCCI. FRANK 102 Fenimore St., Brooklyn Hobbyalropical Fish Amlfition-Auto Mechanic A'1'cl.'nume-Knuckles .A RR. WILLIAM 8 E. 3rd St.. Brooklyn .4w1iz'flv-Choral Group 14 PS N X lit LQARTAGICNA. MARKQEL 6l Il. 98 St., Manhattan I-lclirity-C.O. President. Draniatics. Soccer Team. Service. School Representative. Editor Yearbook Hobby-Dancing. Acting. Soccer :1I7lI,1.fi0T1-ACIOI' .Yicl.'nurncfMarco CARTER, JOHN 295 Thatford Ave.. Brooklyn .-lctirity-Basketball. Ping Pong Hobby-Dancing flnibition-Business Man Nickname-Dickey CARUSO, SEBASTIAN 302 Knickerbocker Ave., Brooklyn Hobby-Hydroniatics .4mbi!z'0n-Auto Mechanic Niclrrianze-Blxsty' CIASTRO, ROBIQRI ll9T St. Marks Ave.. Brooklyn Hohby'fFlying .lnzhition-lst Claes Mechanic A'1'rl.'r1f1n1cYS11py CATALANO. LOLIS 690 Metropolitan Ave.. Brooklyn Actfrily'-Baselmall Hobby-Builcling Airplanes ,-lmbition-Baseball ,Yiclrnanie-Cat CAYA, JOSEPH B9 Devoe St.. Brooklyn ilrtizitvw-Library Staff, Spark Plug. Yearbook Hobby-Customizing and Souping up Automobiles flnzfzilion-Mechanical Engineer A'ic!fnun1eW,loe 10 CHEWENS. GEORGE 107-29 156th St.. Jaunuif-I1 Hobby+SportQ Arnhitirnz-'fo get 41 gqml jol, CHIPPERFIELD, ANDREW 22-29 Green Ave., Hidgvwoofi Hobby-Cunlerus Anibition-Navy .Yicknanle-Chippy CHIHONIS, JOHN BIA 424 E. 51st SL, Manhattan 'NM Hobby-Bowling, Base-111111 Ambition-Mechanic .7Y1'r-kllunz !?5C1l'6'f'1'I C11,1,0 OSE 1357 68t S '1yn Hob y is . r' :me-joe IIINUNE. JOSEPH 1515 62nd St.. Brooklyn .4lII1ilAfl'0VI'Allt0 Ver-1111i1ir' iI1,AHRE'1 l', IANI.-X11 128 E, 123rc1 St.. N1Lll111L111L1I1 fillflfl-YfBl1Sf31JL111. Busket1m11 .4171Ilifftlll-N12jL'1'l1I11Sl .110,171111716-fhDll1if'u fQOCK1NOS. PETER 31T6 -16th St.. Astoria H0bbyACars Ambition-First Class Mechanic 11'1'Cl1'nume-Greek COLON, WILLIAM 231 Livonia Ave., Brooklyn Hobby-Records Ambition-Own Customized Car ,11'1'A'nr1n1e-v'i11ie KQOSXER, JOHN -15--17 193rr1 St.. 1:1us11ing .-ivfizily-Service Librarv Hu1112yf1'10I Rods Anzbitfmzflv. S. Army Niclfrir1n1eY 1a1Cey lQOS'1'ANT1N. ERNEST 108-39 -18th Axe.. Corona ,4f'ti1'ilx'-Busket1ru11 l'Inlf1n'-Fishirig, Ping Pong. 11a1skvt1m11 .4l7I1I1ll'IJf1-T0 be Ll fiicvrs' Nirlfririfm'-Nestor Q J X 'Ui :'f 741 gfp lu I ,- 7 5 1 Kbrxiiif 'cr- lO'1'1iONEO. SXYIEO 4U N. Port1un41 Aw.. Brool-11yn llnliifx'-Nlmlfl Knirx Afllliiffllll'-,xlltll N1Hr'huriiF K'L'1.1,EN. YYILLIANI 125 lrxing Avenue. Brookhn ,-if-tirizy-Capt. of Bow1ing Team, Sportfwriter and Humorist on QC11oo1 Newspaper. YPar1uo0k 1'!wf.'ix4Ai1los .111 ffmw--to succeed .1iCl.'11urw'-Vsi1L1 11111 1.1 Q 10 illlgfl CURRY, FRANK 48-4-1 43rd St., Woo side Activity-Service 106 Nickname'-lrisb KLZERNIK, THADDEUS 1017 74th St., Brooklyn A1rt1'1'z'ty4Scl1ool Paper, Baseball Team, Library flublly-Cai' Driving, Fishing fill!!,2l.li0II7lVl6C'l'lLlTllf'L1l Engineer fVl.f'A'fHllI1I'--'llit fl IIANTUNI-I, FRANK 60 3r1'l St., Brooklyn Artirfly-V-I Squucl, Svienve Squad, Service' Squad 11011 by- Baseball Alllbitimz--Pro Busobull fVff'A'l1r111r1'--,Dairi ny DEBONS, EDWARD 937 E. 98th St., Brooklyn .4r'zf1'1'ty--Play Handball HnbbyABuilcl Planes Ambition-Auto Mechanic Nfclfmmle-Eddie DQHCURTIS, THOMAS 47-12 190th Sr., Flushing Hobby-Billiards, Baseball Alllllfflillfl-lVlCClf13l'llC Niclrname-Frenchie DHLUCA, MICHAEL 88 Throop Ave., Brooklyn Hobby-Swilnrningr AI7lbifI'IIH-,FO Make Honey Niclfmune-Big Mike 16 'W M2 W? DeNA OLI, N OLAS 1384 Cipson St., Far Rockaway Hobby-Photography Ambition-Own a Station Nickname-Nick DeNU'l'O, CARMINE 139 Conselyea St., Brooklyn Hobby'-Model Cars Ambition-Alito Painter De PAOLA, PASQUALE 265 19th St., Brooklyn flabby-Reafling i Ambitimz-Civil Engineer De-RISO, FRANK 450 Carroll St., Brooklyn Hobby-Fixing Cars Ambilion-To be a succzls DESIDERIO, FRANK 422 Saratoga Ave., Brooklyn fViCA'fZfU7lC1D6Sl DESTEFANO, ANTHONY 372 Avenue U, Brooklyn Hobby-Hunting Anzbition-Machinist Nickname-Destie DeVlTA, ANTHONY 262 17th St., Brooklyn Nickname-Tony DeVlVO, FRANK 2065 Belmont Ave., Bronx Actirify-Drum anrl Bugle Corps Hobby-Body Building, Fishing Ambitl'onfBody Mechanic AfiiffA'l1UFllC',lllTlgIlE' jim DIAMOND. RICHARD TO-ll Kissvnu Blvfl., Flushing Ar'Ii1rily!Servir:e Squad HobbyYCollecting Coins flmbition-Be a Nlillionuirr Nirlrnrnm'-Dick Dll,lBER'l'O, .lOSl'iPll 329 So. lst St., Brooklyn I1ol7by!Art Anilailiori-Export Nlncliini-t .N irrA'r1f1111vA,l oc? DIPPOLITO, ANTHONY 99-09 Northern Blvrl., floronu Sfhool Arlizfity-Truck, Yeurlmook Hobbyw-Basketball, Stamps Ambilion-To be a Success .Yirk11an1f'! Di p DONOVAN, JOHN lOl-06 43rd Ave., Corona A6'Ii1'f!j'fS6l'YiCC Squad HoI1by4Boxing Arnbilion-Navy .Yiclfmlnic- JD fl I f.,fi7ff!,7 f LW A M DRUPP. EDWARD 35930 32nd St.. Long lflunrl City Hobby-Bowling A-lnzbifion-Me-chanic .Yiul.-rzf1nzegButCh EATON. WlLLlAXl 466 E. lfltli St., Nlanhnttun Hohln'-Base-lmall. Cyninusticx :lmM1ionfNleCl1'1niP Xi'-I-wfzme-Yi'illie EKEIAIAN. NIERTON 691 E. Ulsl St.. Brooklyn Hobby-Bowling: f1moilion!Tire Dealer moi ' 1 lil. XHI ANTHONY f1 lEll SL. Br yi Q ll JW' 'I Bui i if 1flIlf'?'l V I-ISI'fJwl'l'O. DONll'iNl1QK 564 32Ilvl St., Brooklyn llohfngliuntinu .'iHll1lifI'flVIY,xUI0 NlPi'l'l.lIllf'N N z'f'!.rzfzfna'-l 1'Pr1c'l1ie' lfS'liHADA. 5EBASTlAN ll Rumor- Place. Xlinlmtlan Ilnfrin -Hot Rorl- .lmbilion-Borly unfl Fe-rnlelr Nlun Yic'l.'mzme4Bubl1y FA . ' ' I King St., rooklyn FALB. MORRIS 1611 St. Marks Ave.. Brooklyn .4n1bitz'on-Mechanic Hobb3fB 11 mall cars Alrlbilion Me 17 ' Aliclrnanze- FENIIURAK. DONALD 630 Water St., Manhattan Al'li1'lAlI 7c10-011 Hobfzy--Boating Anlbilirm-Meehanie A i1'lfm1n1eA-Doiiny' FERNANDIS. WALTER 167 Boerum St.. Brooklyn Artirily-Druni Corps Hobby-Sports .flmbifion-A shrewd lmusin .YI-CA'IIllV7167fll1Fll FERRER, LOUIS 119 E. 102nd St.. Manhattan Aclizity-Baseball ,flmbition-Major League Xin-lfnanze-Lou FIORE. ROLLO 41 Aienue A.. Manhattan Hohl1y-Handlrall 18 FIORENTINO. MICHAEL 21-02 29th Avenue. Astoria Acliiity-Co-op Hobby-Hot Rodder Ambiiion-Make a Million Dollars and then Spend It .Y1'cl.'1zanze?h1ke FISCINA. MICHAEL 'S 178 Jackson St.. Brooklyn Activity-Senior Class President Hobby-Hot Rods C V Anzbiltlvon-Mechanic FOWLER, ROBERT 448 Madison St., Brooklyn A4'l1'z'ity-Track Hobby-Sing Ambidon-Mechanic .Yirlrnarne-Shorty FREDERICK, WILLIAM 217 Moore St., Brooklyn ffclirily-Soccer, Track, Handball, Capt. of Cafeteria Squad rlickmznze-Devo FREEMAN, WILLIAM 1527 Pacific St., Brooklyn Actz'z'ity-Handball. Lunch Room Monitor Hobby-Baseball .-lmbiliun-Career in Army .Vic-.lpname-Willie FREIBERC. HARRY 54-I W. 155th St.. Manhattan HubbyfSwirnniing: AmbitionfBe a Painter P '4 in FRIEDMAN. DAVID 1353 47th St.. Brooklyn Activity-Service Squad Hobby-Auto Racing Ambifinn-Bofly-Fenrler Shop Owner FRIEDMAN, JACOB 1353 47th Street. Brooklyn Hobby-Auto Racing: Ambitionsfkuto Body Metal Man Nirlrlzanle-Jake' FULCONI, NINO 20-68 35th St., Astoria ACti1'i!y-Sf-rvice Squarl HnbbyfSk6et Shooting Ambilion-Tool und Die Maker A'I.CA'HllHIFfNF8H FURLANI. JOSEPH 24-08 31st St.. Astoria Hobbi'-Rowling. Cyinnaistirs .4r11ln1'lfnn-S1xc'f'Ps4 Fl EST. HARRY 163 Norfolk St.. Manhattan ,44'li1'iIy-Seiwive 4r111zi1i11 lmocly shop GALLO. ANGELO 658 Water St., Manhat ,-lnzbirion-Mechanic Nickname-Sonny WI JAMBINO. BERNARD 40-29 99th St.. Corona Hubby-Read Books ffnzfziliun-Auto Painter .YiCl'nurne4Bob GARCIA. PABLO 1919 Bergen St., Brooklyn Hobby-Play Baseball ,'l'7!l1Ilf1IH'Bt' il Mechanic lll'iNTlI.l'I. CARMINE 110 flonselyeu St.. Brooklyn W, Q, NP Y' COICTZE, RICHARD 20-T5 3Rth St.. Queens 5 Hufzln'-Stock Cars .-lnilfifion-Be Ll Me-clmnic' A ir.l.'r1r1r11c'--Coats ,' I, B. W ,IA. . . .. Broliklfife lf, , A I 11711 A r'1n,. or I il Roll it H Jmfzflfrzllf, ' ' ' xf li'NlIIlIH'Cll 6 GRAMS. RICHARD I2 FIIIIIIWT9 Plum-. Brooklyn .4z'!izz'1y-Service Squunl Holflfx'-Baselxall. Camping I-1n111i!ionFAulo Merhanir ,Yff'l.'numm'-Pollack 6 9 3 4. 9 Q. V if Xl x xr o 1-6 of W N LN oo I C 19 GRA Q1 1552 A agar . ve., ligxnhatarfffa cli1,'ityT?G o'jC0untry, Track Team, l Ser ce Qiuad fy, C Hobby-Sports Arnbitian-'xqiigaiedff Ni cfm am e-,I i IN ni y Nj IW' WL GREENE, RONALD 562 Lexington Ave., Brooklyn Actlfvityf'1'rac'k and Cross Country Teams llobby-Reading Ambition-Be Successful GHESHAW, CORNELL 499 W. 158 St.. Manhattan Hobby-Foollulll Arlzlzition-Pilot CRIMALDI, FRANK 121-01 Linden Blvd., Brooklyn Hobbyfllot Rods HAFNER, FREDERICK 1353 Hancock St., Brooklyn Aczizrity-Bowling, Spark Plug, Yearbook Hobby-Wood Carving Ambition-To Succeed .lvl-C'A'fHlf7lCf-FFT0Cl0lIQ HAFNER, OTTO 1000 Janiuica Ave., Brooklyn Acti1:ityfASoccer Hobby-Train Building Alnbition-Nlacliinist A'YliCkl1llf7ll:'4BEil'OIl 20 HAMP, JOHN 81 Morningside Ave., Manhattan Actirity-Soccer HAUSS, GEORGE 299 13th St., Brooklyn Activity-Acting in School Plays Hobby-Model Planes Ambition-Naval Aeronautics Nickname-Big Boy HENDERSON, WILLIAM 43 Lexington Ave., Brooklyn Hobby-Swinlniing Arizbiliun-Mechanic HERASYMCHUCK, ALEX 242 S. 2nd St., Brooklyn Aclivily-Science Service Squad Hobby-Fishing AH1biZi0Il4G00Il Autrl Mechanic Nicknamee-Chuck 1- HUBERT, CHARLE 169 Moore St., Broo Ambiti0nAAuto ec' 'c Nickname-Pap C as. Hobby-Music ITZKOWITZ, SHELDON 289 Arlington Ave., Brooklyn Activity-Soccer Team Manager Hobby-Cars Ambition-fOw er of Business WlZiZ'ii2zWg IVANDITTU, JOSEPH 1229 66th St., Brooklyn Hobby-Horselaaok Rirlingr Ambition-Nlecfhunic Nickname-Mickey JAFFE, ALLEN 108 Williams Ave., Brooklyn Ambition-Own u Gus Station Niclfnarrze-A1 EJ,-VT, alia O1 7 0 Hancock St., oogi I bby-Art 'i y ' fl lfwiilm' 'Nlun Cl'iIllllIl6!- unny JAMES, RAYMOND 889 Greene Ave., Brooklyn ANI1Iifi0VZ41N16l'l'lLllllC Nic'lfnu111L'-Huy JAMISON, lN1l'l'iIlll'1l.1, 526 W. 158th St., Nlunliuttun Hoblay-Boxing Anzbitimz-First illuss lNlf'c'ln1nir' .V1'c'lf1mn14'-Little iiuvszir JANKOWICZ, VINCENT 1130 Munliuttun Aux, Bsooklyn AcIi1'ity-'1'ruck, lluske-tliull Hobby-Fishing Alllllffflill-BC ai Success Nll'li'l1LlIIlC-SOIHIY JANSEN. ALLEN 3901 3rfl Ave., Brooklyn Ambifz'on4Die-sel Engineer Nickname-Jun ior .lANOVCS1K, WILLIANI 196 Nassau Ave.. Brooklyn Hobby-Baseball. Billiards Ambition-Radai' Technician Niclmumc- Kruut .lE1 FREY, RICHARD 34 W. 112111 Sl., Nlunlnittun .4n1bitionf0wn Ll Business ilVI.Cli'llIlU1C7Rll'll19 fi vy in . Q! ' h St., Xlui ' lo ff 11 y- 1' ghrzi ph y .'1Ill!llAf- -'11 S 1' 'ev ,Vivl Ill 'ic' I .IUNES j,-XHE5 413 Convent ,Xu-., Nlunliutlun JONES, JR.. ROBERT 636 Greene Ave., Brooklyn .4r'Iii'iIy4Cl1eeriIig Squad Hulzlry--Sirlging, llunring flllzbitiongxvvlder .Y1'vl.'m1n1e-Bolmlmy ONES, AL 4 Br o w oetry I. 'Q . klg Ugly- XQEQQD H '- 5 e nr Am bl - a Success Nickname-VVa1t KAPPEL, FREDERICK 528 Evergreen Ave., Brooklyn Hobby-RiH1e Collecting Ambition-Live Happily Niclrname-Foo-Foo KELLEHER. JOHN 38 Clay St., Brooklyn Activity-Drllm and Bugle Corps Hobby-I-Iorsehack Riding Ambition-Rancher Nicknanzc-Duke KIRINCIC DUSA 25-55 33 ., Ast ia Hobby S ' ' Anzlzilior uto Me anic ,Viclrna KOPEC, DONALD 232 South 2nd St., Brooklyn Aclizfily-Basketball, Baseball Hobby-Sports Ambizion-Pro-Baseball Player ,Yicknanle-Yoggrie XLARANGEIRA, THEODORE 245 Emerson Pl.. Brooklyn .4cl1'z'itv-Class President Hohffy-Flying, Motorcycling Anzbitffm-To see the world ,NI'ClfHlIf71t'-IDUWHII 22 LaTR,-XCE. ANTHONY 186 Stagg Wk.. Brooklyn Aclirity-School Newspaper Hobby-lxleight Lifting: .Yiclfnfzme-Pony LEGOTT1, LEONARD 1-126 Greene Ave., Brooklyn Ambition-Auto Mechanic Niclinume-Lenny LETAVEC, ROBERT 415 E. 9th St., Manhattan Actirily-Bowling Team Hobby-Bowling, Books Ambition-To he a Succes. Niclrnunze-Boll LEYENS, WILLIAM 3015 Atlantic Ave.. Brooklyn Activity-Science Squad, Monitor Hubby-Swinnning, Handball. Photography Ambilion-Successful Auto Mechanic .7Yicknr1r1ze4Bill LIEBOWITZ, HERBERT 122 Cook St., Brooklyn ACtiz'ity-Service Hobby4Calisthenics Ambition-To he a Millionaire Nickname-Huney LOBIQE, RICHARD 1522 63rd St.. Brooklyn Ambition-Auto Mechanic Nickname-Dick LUDOLCE, GERALD 180 Wooclliine St.. Brooklyn Ambition-Nlechanifr LOGAN, NATHANIEL 399 Riverdale Ave., Brooklyn Hobby-Singing, Sports Ambition-To get a good joh LONGO, NICHOLAS 1242 36th St., Brooklyn Ac'tz'v1'ty-Ollice Squad Hubbygphotography AVIIIlIlIUf14Sl1CC6SS Niclrnunze- Nic'k LONGO, ROSS 1326 78th St., Brooklyn Actiirity-Bowling Teuni, Iihorul Group Service Squad, Auditorium Squad Ilubby-Bowling, Swinnning Am bizion-Professional Bowler .'Vic'lr11un1e-Sandy LORICNZO, ANTHONY 260-48111 Street, Brooklyn I,UII12j'f1'IIl1lt1l1g, Drivin A AIIIIIIIIOVI-'AIIIO Nleclianic ,Y ICIYIIIIIII 1'-I .R. LOZITO, PASQUALIC 92 St. Nicholas Ave., Brooklyn Actiiiiy-Bowling T4-aiu, Choi' Iluliby-Bowling. Dancing .4rr1Iz1'tiar1-Repair Shop .N-fflfllllllll'--Pill nl Group 1 LLCA. NICHOLAS 638 Water St.. Xlanhattan Hobby-W?-ight Lifting ,Yiclrnrzrrze-Nicky LLCCHES1. RICHARD 53-10 Horatio Parkway, Bayside I1obby41'inkering with Autos ,4rnln't1'nn4Ai1to Nlechanir' NIACXNZA. LICON 115 12. 35th St., Brooklyn Hnhbi'AFootha11 Amliilimi-KIec'hanic NIACDALICNIQ. JOSEPH 153 If. 118111 St.. Nlanhattan Hobby'--Ilaiwing Amlfiliurz-N1er'haniC Aiivl.nullwglle-po X1 NNZO. 1111, IS l381'uiou St.. Brooklyn flolilfy-Ilmvluill flfllllffillflf- Holly .insl Fei er Xian I T ' X I - 'ls - A I Nlkhl-Al' . I, , I1 5111 15th S . Bro 'lyn Ho 'Wi 'X N. Blige ' 1 ,AX .-1 I 'li ei-lrauibgy Biligziiwer N1 I mul J ouie . if f Q I X 1 of MARTINEZ, GEORGE 14 lst Ave., Manhattan Hobby-Model Airplanes, Sports Ambition-Auto Body Man Nickname-Georgie MARTINEZ, JOAQUIN 4106 12 St., Queens 1 Hobby-Stamp Collecting Anvbizionflwechanic MASCI A, LEONARD 94 Butler St., Brooklyn Hubby--Cars AmI11'li0nfAuto Mechanic fViCA'HtII7l6-ROIlZ1lfl M ASH, GARY 462 Dumont Ave., Brooklyn Artfrrity-Soccer, Service Squad Hubby-Photography, Soccer Nivlrnflrne-Vvhitey MASONE, DONALD 553 Graham Ave., Brooklyn H0bbykBase-ball Ambition-Auto Mechanic All-C'A'HGIIIE-DOH MASSEY, EDWARD ll2 Bradhurst Ave., Manhattan Hobby-Piano Playing Ambition-Body and Fender Man Nicknfrrrze-Eddie 24 MAST, FREDERICK 100-06 3rd Ave., Corona Activity-Soccer Team Ambition-Mechanic MALRO, CHARLES 58-23 Penrod St., Corona Activity-Bowling, School Plays Hobby-Bowling, Basehall Ambition-Mechanical Engineer Nickname-Charlie MAZZOCHI, FRANK 247 So. 3rd St., Brooklyn Activity-Spark Plug Hobby-Photography MCDONALD, PATRICK 62 Wolcott St., Brooklyn Activity-Service Squarl Ambilirm-Mechanic Nickname-Ross MnHlQGH, BERNARD 692 Willoughby Ave., Brooklyn Hobby-Pool Ambition-My own business Nickname-Red C by Flslll Ambz Melina f I M -f . 0 I. go lf I 1 ' .1 - 7 1,1 1 ,- .N . MESZAROS, EUGENE 67 Canton Ct., Brooklyn Hobby-Boats Ambition-Mechanic Nickname-Red M1CARA, SAMUEL 925 83rd St., Brooklyn Activity-Drum and Bugle Corps Hobby-4Orchestra Drumming Ambition-To he a rlrummer Nickname-Mickey lV11CL1ANELL1, ANDREW 108-49 49th Ave,, Corona Ambition-To he a businessman Niclfname- Migi MIKUTEL, EDWARD 557 Rnshwick Ave., Brooklyn Aftiizity-Service Squad Hobby-Automobiles An1b1'Iion-Mevhanic Nfvlrname-Mik NIIZZI. JOHN 18-48 21st Drive, Astoria Af-liz-ily-Baskerlmull Hohlzy-Auto Races Arnbilioli-My own body shop Nickname-Gestch MONTACANO, RAYMOND 241 Manhattan Ave,, Brooklyn Hobby-Baseball Ambition-Mechanic AVLCLTIKIVIIC-NIOIIIY MONTALVO, PAUL 325 Madison St., Manhattan MOREZZ1, JOSEPH 608 W. 204th St., Manhattan Hubby-Cars Ambition-Auto Mechanic Nickname-Joe MOROCHNICK, RONALD 308 Sutter Ave., Brooklyn Actirily'-Service Shop. Gym Hobbv-Service Cars Ambition-Auto Mechanic .x'1L'A'HUI71t'-ROHQ' MORRIS, LEONARD T3 Lott Ave., Brooklyn N'if-lfnmne-Stretch MORLZZ1, ROBERT 41-10 Vernon Blwl., Long lwlnnil 1 ll! ffuhhygflure .-1HIflilillll-,'xY1L1I101l Meohunic .Yirkfzurne-Rolmhy MODIQATO. 1. GERALD 2711 1'1,irwuy Axe., Brooklyn Hobhx'-Auto - Drafting unrl D .-1 nz bition -Engineering Simcoe Nifl.-nu rn e-J erry MLTRPHY. FRANK 5918 Sth Avenue. Brooklyn .4ctirz'tyfSe-rrice Squad. Dramatics Hobby'-Fixing Cars .-Imbitfon-To become a success MLSACCHIO. JOSEPH 520 E. 2nd St.. Brooklyn Aftirity-Baseball Team Hobby-Sports ,4mbilion-Professional Base MYERS. CHARLES 305 E. 99th St.. Manhattan .41-lirin'-Baseball Hobby--Baseball .YICIIVIIIHZ e-,I un ior MYERS. MICHAEL 220 W. Illth St.. Manhattan .4Clf1'I.IB'?0I'dl0fIC8I Work. T Team. English Drama H ob 11 y-O rato ry .lnzlzitfon-To Own a jaguar .Yi1'l.'r1anzeYMike NACCARATO. MICHAEL 826-40th St.. Brooklyn Hobby-Fishing. Hunting .-Inzbition-My own business .Yiclrnumc-Mousey NETHERCOTT. ROBERT I-10 W. 63rd St.. Manhattan t4wli1'ity-School Band Hobby-Playiiig Saxaphone hall rack .4771lifflitlfl-XTCCTIQIIIICi1l Engfnf er ,Yirlrnani e- l.imey 26 XEYMAN. JOHN 156 S. I St.. Brooklyn Hobby-Motorcycling ,-lmbition-To have my own busines .kiclrmznz e- Polock NICHIPORLIK. JOHN 38 Bartlett St., Brooklyn Hobby-Stamp Collecting Anibition-A successful Mechanic .Yicknmn e-Nichy NICHOLS. ROBERT 32--12 105th St., Corona Hubby-Basketball .flnibition-Have my own husine-- .Yil'h'l1llIII6fNICk NIEKR 'IC , , ' I L . ' ,. th St.. , anhatt blur-Fishii iDe Station ' ,N-Iiflfll 1716695 NOBILE. FRANK IT68 51st St.. Brooklyn Hobby-Hot Rods and Sports .imbilion-Service Manager OCASIO. THOMAS 115 E. 109th St.. Manhattan ,-lmbitiun-Mechanic Xiclfnunze-Lefty 31' is ,- - . 318 ' 5 L- F Y' t ily' . all v' . 11 I .V . P 9 OLSEN, ROBERT T610 Tth Ave., Brooklyn Hobby-Photofgraphy Anibiliongxlechanic Niclrnanie-Boli PADOVER. STANLEY 21 E. 53rd St.. Brooklyn Nickname-The Bug PALLOTTO, NICHOLAS 15502 59th St., Brooklyn Activity-Service Squad Ambition-To see the world r'Vz'c'l.'na1rze-Sabil PASS. JOSEPH 292 Putnam Aw., Brooklyn .+lrlil'f!i'4'l'i'aic'k 'lieuin Hobby-Rollvr Skating Ambilinn-'lio ,flvt zxhffud .NlAf'lfl1lllI1P--,IOSY PHLLOVICPI. LOUlS 32-50 Steinway St.. Astoria lloblzy-Hunting Anzbflion-'lio SPP the world r'Nii!'A'l1HIIlP-l.0lll9 ll-DL HX LD Bo 1 Hobby N11 A PENIKAS. RONALD 1297 Gates Axe-nue. Brooklyn ,-lctirity-Yearbook Hobby-Books Ambition-Eiigineer PEPE. DAXHANO 1659 Prospect Pl.. Brooklyn :lI,'lfl'llY-L-Sl'l?I' at Assenililies Hnhlfy-Rillle Shooting: JIUIIIIYII-IJH-TO lie 21 welder ,N iclrnunie-Shorty 5. ii Pli W .'0. JLL 'S X 125 . nh Sr.. B kly K Hob ny Buselm N ' lm ilzmfleuche V I i .N fc' 'nr n10fLefty f l'lfBRY. Rllilij 305 lflilert St.. Brooklyn .lrlfzilvfwvigln Lifting 11lllJllXfl'l0I'FPl7l1Cl'i Billing. Hot Boll flfrrlfitinrz-Nliilgvt Bare liar Drixer xl-1'l.'Il!llllf'JR0I'l'i l'l'll'l'l,ll'l. 5'l'MQlfY 5505 Xrnolml ,-Xwnue. Nlufpeth .-lf 'f1i!vJl1up!, of SUt'I't'I liIJ11lll. Y4wi'xir'e Fquucl ffollln-JBL!-c'lxL1ll el rl:itio11fXle'r'liurii4 l'lX'l'0. JOSLPH 2383 lf. Stli St.. Brooklyn :lcti1iti'4Sc'ieiic'e' Squad flffh-Us -Nlaking Car Nlode-lx flwlnition-Own body shop N fvl.'nf1nie-l'rmnPy PIZZULLI, DANIEL 766 Grand St., Brooklyn Activity-Drum and Bugle Corps Hobby-Pool if Amlzitiorn-Welder T Nivlmame-Danny 0 PRINCE. ROLAND 22-01 36th Ave., Astoria Activity-Captain Service Squad Hobby-Outdoor Sports - Camping: Ambition-Auto and Aircraft Nler-hanie Nickname-Roy PROLOGO, JOHN 989 56th St., Brooklyn ,4zvli1'ilyASm-irvice Squad, Clee Club Iloliliywwlodel Cars Ambition-Mechanic' Nivlrnuma-Little .lohn PRUDENTI, ANTHONY 5-13 50th Ave., Long Island City Activity-Basketliall, Bowling, Baseball Hobby-Hot Rols Anzbition-Success in Business Nivknanie-Skip PRYBYZERSKI. EDWARD 113 Teneyck Walk, Brooklyn Hobby-Fishing: .lVICA'V1llI7IC'BZil'CCl' QUATELA, ANTHONY 316 Fountain Ave., Brooklyn Aclirili'-School Paper Hobby-Ifishiiig Anzbilion-Success, Adventure, Happineks ATYICAHHIIIE-'ITOIIY 28 Ak A QUEEN, IRVIN 1402 Park Ave., Manhattan Activity-Newspaper, Cafeteria Squad Hobby-Poetry Ambition-Success Nickname-Dr. I. Q., The Diplomat RABA, STEPHEN 83 Hamilton Place, Manhattan Hobby-Hunting, Fishing Ambition-State Trooper Nickname-Steve RACKS, WILLIAM 577 Lexington Ave., Brooklyn Hobby-Checkers Ambition-Auto Mechanic Niclrrzame-,Ioseph RATVIIREZ, ARTHUR IQ 261 14th St., Brooklyn Activity-School Paper, Bowling, School Plays Hobby-Photography Q, Am bilion-To he an author K Nickname-Ramy RAMPINELLI, RICHARD 191 Ainslie St., Brooklyn Activity!Baskethall, Yearbook Hobby-Boat and Plane Making Ambition4Machinisl Nickname-Dick - Ramp RICCARDI, .IOHN 175 Leonard St., Brooklyn Activity-Class Officer Ambition-Ship'S Officer Nickname-Rick RICKERT, VVILLIAM 530 52nd St., Brooklyn Hobby-Photography Ambition-Auto Mechanic fVicknume-Ricky RIVERA, RICHARD T08 Lafayette Ave., Brooklyn Hobby-Dancing, Music Ambition-Diesel Mechanic .'Vic.lmame-Ricky RODRIGUEZ, WILFRED 220 E. 29th St., Manhattan Hobby-Model Building Ambition-To he my own lmoss .NIl.'l-57111771 e-W'illy ROSENBICRC, HOWARD 692 Stone Ave., Brooklyn Ambition-Drive a Trailer ROTICLLA. NICHOLAS 36 Suynlani St.. Brooklyn ,4r-tirity'-Bowling Hobby-Autos .4H1bl-fi0H-OYVII a few service station-1 rlirknalrze-Hoople ROWLEY. WILLARD 1220 Park Place. Brooklyn RKDOLPH, BURTON 25-20 E. 23rd St., Brooklyn Aclizity-Service Squad Ambition-Auto Mechanic ,Yickname-Buddy RIQTIGLIANO, DOMINICK 34-28 32nd St., Astoria Ambition-Auto Mechanic Xiclfnume-Dom SANTIAGO. DON 3200 Broadway W. l25th St.. Mar 'lobby-Baselmall. Basketlxall 4rr1Ifi11'nn-Mechanic SANTORO. MARIO 235 Sheridan Aw.. Brooklyn Artirily-Baselmall Team Hobby-Sports -imMtiongllrofexfional Baeelwall 'Yfrlfn:mae- Sonny NLHNICIDIQR, GEORGE 221 IQ. 83rd St., Manhattan llll1l,lj'f5VVII1lIlllllLL :lnzbiliun-'Ilo own a garage new Oy IM SCHOIQNFELD, HERBERT 30 Avenue D., Manhattan Affinity-Track Team Hubby-Model Airplanes Ambition-Tool anil Die Maker rlicknanze-Herb ihattrrn 2 3048 14th St.. Astoria Hobby-Fishing SCIALLO, MICHAEL Ambition-To see the World .Yiclmanze-lVIeat a Ball fa S i AR RNIE 3 Ko i .. rooklyn ob 1- - wimminff SCOI..-NRO. FRANK 37 Douglass St.. Brooklyn Hubby'-Stalnps and Coins Ambilion-Xiechunic .'Vic'lfnarm'-Blackie SEPLLYEDAS. LEONIDES 5 Whipple St., Brooklyn Actirifv--Baseball. Track. Basketball, Dancing: Hubby-Sports .Vicknam e-Leon SHAW. PHILLIP 52 W. 126th St., Manhattan Aciitity-Track Team ,4n1bit1'on-Travel. Be a Success .Yiclmanze-Sporty SHAW. SYLYESTER 260 Sumner Ave.. Brooklyn Actirity-Track and Cross Country Hobby-Dancing Amb1'IiunfTo be an Engineer .Yiclfname-Speedy 30 W 0 0' f S H P. IL 2 n St.. Ianhattan Hob y- an '1 . Basketball. Swi mixi An bitio -To make monev KI- T, RUCE 28--13 Steinway St.. Astoria Hobby'-Guns Ambition-To Own a Cadillac SINIONE, MICHAEL ll-42 30th Road, Astoria Hobby-Play Saxaphone Ambition-To be a Mechanic Nickna111e-Misch SKJEVELAND, BERNER 50l5 4th Ave.. Brooklyn Hobby-Stamps Anzbition-Nlachinist ikicknanzc-Sonny SL,-XPION. RAYMOND III4 St. Johns Place. Brooklyn Hobby-Horseback Riding Arrzbition-Mechanic Niclrnanze-Slappy SNIITH, WILLIAM 1322 Sterling Place, Brooklyn .4cli1'ity-Track Team MMM SOLARI, EDWARD 3632 Holland Ave., Bronx Hubby'-Swirnrning SUMNIEHLAD, ANTHONY 23-70 35th St., Astoria Hubby-Starnps, Coins AnzbitionfXluChinist Nifflflzanre-Tony 5050, DONALD 123 Nostrand Ave., Brooklyn AcliLity!Truck Teurns, NI 1 no Buncl, jazz Band H0bbyfDruftsn1un Am biliun-Muster NlFf'hl1llil Niclmamc-Nut STEINICR, ARTHUR 796 Flushing: Aw., Brooklyn Hubby-Skating: Arzzbitirzrz-l'a1i11t Spruyvr .NiCA'I7llf7lU1Al'l hiP STINSON. IILARENCF T0 H. 128th St., Nlunhuttun ,4Cfiz'i!y-Se1'vif'e Squnfl Iloblfy-4Fishingz .4I7l1PiffOI1JT0 he u Qncvvs Ni1'lrI111lr1cfSwuy lil! .96'5Zs'C. STOLZE. WILLIAM 73-45 70th St.. Glendale Ilobby-Roller Skating nlrnlniliurz-Uwnwrl gjineijfl 11 f jf M 'hs RACIIAY. ED '-XR UJOL I 2 1 Eflgvr-rnrmrlw A .. N an 1 if'l.'l1llI7IE'f,lP1lS' SI f ww? xrrwivfi J '94 SL'c3HL+:.nom1Rr QU-HJC, 256 46th St.. Bruokly Nfl l We lXIIl'lxKNlO..l05I'1l3H 53-I Clinton St.. Brooklyn Huf1fMfRuH1'l' 51-xixtillgi .N if-I. 11rnm'f45.1l TAXINI NRO. ILICOR ,A mln1Im11-- Xlt'l'h.llHl' bl: mu Hum' 5l..D1'uuklXll :fill f in Q Mrl.rlr1 Y v f .,. NN 'I IIUXIPNUN, HUIRHIYI' lluffln 5KXIIIIIIIIIlg U1 rm B1 lx HI l I'l'IlllOI Ninn H THX. Nl X f1uhlfxgDr.mi11: 'mklyn ,-flrllfilimz--To nun L1 3.1 W2 31 TOKARSKI, ROBERT 34-25 37th St., Long Island City Actiz'ity4Bowling Team, School Plays A'icL'nr1n1eYT0ky 'ro W Y' ' N 647 lyn Artfrizy ' in al lg Q S 1101111 YS rts '- Arnliz, A a gas st 1 69 ff L ' K. 'l'OMASlll,O, CARL 2138 58th St., Brooklyn Hnlmby-'Buselmall, Cars Ambflfnn---Engineer TRAINA, JOSEPH 387 Greene Ave., Brooklyn Hoblly-Fishing, Swimming Amhf1ifmY'llo own a gas station Unovicga, JOHN ji 250 E. 105th St., Manhattan Affinity-Druni and Bugle Corp , Hunting, Fishing i flrrrliftforzglwake Money UEBBINC. JOSEPH 66 Boeruni Place, Brooklyn f1c'ffz'i!i'-Class President, 7-8, A Service Squad, 4, 5, 6, T. 8 Drum and Bugle, 4-8 Hnlzbj'-Football fVl.L'ih'7lllll7P-hSDUtCh,, 32 VALENTINE, ORLANDO 1606 Lexington Ave., Manhattan Actirity-Cheerin,-z Squad Hobby-Model Planes Ambition-Welder Niclrname-Val VERNADOS, JOHN 1922 50th St., Brooklyn Activity-Science Squad, Library Squad Hobby-YHypnotisn1 Ambition-Mechanic Nfcknamevlack f 2 'l ' I :si ill- I VILLENUEVA, DIEGO i bf 80 E. 2nd St., Manhattan, ' A1:ti1'ifyMSocccr, Handball Hobby-Model Airplane! N ' - , ., . , If A ,, Ambrlmn-Mechanic! 'fl iq' ' WALKES, KARL 770 Henry SL, Brooklyn Anlirify-Capt. Basketball Team, Lunch Room Service Squad Ambition-'l'o he a lrigzwheel in life NiclrnamefKid Karly Wuavllifk WATERS, FRANK 76 St. Marks Pl., Manhattan N Hobby4Sports N cm AmbitfonAMachinist WASHINGTON, HOWARD N57 Madison Ave., Manhattan Activity-Science Squad HobbyfBasehall I-inibftion-To he a Policeman NiclfnameguL11cky',' T00 'Tl L I1 IU I 5 A ttf l1Il,IIl1' g SHIN ' ON, LEON ' B ww Am lnitfrnz LN4ir'l.'nrzr11f'fWz1Qh WATSON. .I ANIES 291 Livonia Avenue, Brooklyn ,4f'fi1-ifyfBaske1lmu1l Tf-urn, fjlasf Pre-sirlflnt, llum-luroom squurl Hobby-Fairer Sex Arzrhilionfljro Buskvtlrull fx-if'lr'V1flI71CJSllIll ,Inn WHINSTEIN, RAY T2 Gerry Street, Brooklyn WFll,l,S, ROGER 40 Avenue- D, Munlmttzxn fflllliilillllflfllll rhr- Navy Nfrhrlrzrllz'-Slmrk WILSON, ROBERT 91 Bum 18th SIIAPPI, Brooklyn Af'tiz'ilv-Service Hobby-fBusketlmll, Busvlmll Ambi!ior1fAirpl:1nP Nlevlnnmic' ,ylf'A'l1IIlIIC1SU'F'U'lnl WVUNSCH. JOHN H6 Woorlpoint Road. Brooklyn ,4fti1'ilyfSPrvif'P Squad Hobby-Hunting 4'1l7I,7f!l.0I1-GO0d .lob AN if-lfmzmc'-Bunny X ki ,X il' YOUNG, BIELYIN fillo lfonr-y lxlanrl YxXt'Illlt'. Brooklyn .-Iflizi!rf5Pr'vic'v Squunl. llyrn Sqnml Ilohlfygllrllrtilugr .'l'72flllll1!1fljNVll L1 Borly Shop Nif'A'V'lIll7I0fFl'OQlQlf Z XPP XLIA. S'lllil'HEN 270 W'l00lll7ll1P Strcaet. Brooklyn A-If'fizrzy4Ser'xiCP Squurl llfahlfy-floin Clollvcling ,-lmlzitinrz-B9 Ll Xlillionalnr' f Zll,fKNll'Nl7. Ul'lR.-XRD TU-l oth 5tXPllllP, Brooklyn 11ul1ln Fifl1i11g1 .'lflI1lIIi1IflfAlllU Nlt f'l1llIIl1' ,N ivlrnflrlre-Zigxy' ZORXIAN. HARRY l2'll5 Sfnrl Street. Brooklyn Ilohl1x'ffl ifhi1lg1. Soltlnxll ifHIIliliflfl 'krI'Ll1lllLlll' VLRlUlll'xNl5, l R.'XNK llT lfloyrl 5lrr'e'l. Brooklyn flmlfilron- Sw- tlu- World B Xll.lfY. HPQRBHRT T46 5L Nlfflllllllx Xvvrurv. xlllllll IIIJH Hohlw-Bnxketlmll, Bus:-'lmull wlrrrbilrorzf,-Xulo xlFCl'lii'f1lt' ,N 91'l.'nu1nv -Herlmiv BILLINGSLEY, THOMAS 5-15 Warren Street. Brooklyn Hobby-Swimming Anzbitinn-Auto Mechanic Qi' 1.-name-Hawk 1 7 KLGLER, FRANK 1628 Stephen Street, Ridgewood Anzbition-Own a Cas Station ,'Yl'1'lf1111n1C-Nick LutIAMERA. ALPHONSE 310 L'nion Avenue, Brooklyn BRODAS, ARTHUR 94 LaSalle Street, Manhattan CARDON, RAYMOND 54-18 65th Place, Maspeth 34 MODEST SEXIURS N R L -, MICHA 21 Cli ord Place. Brooklyn .lctirity-Drum and Bugle Corps ,-Imbition-Make Good Nickname-Keily TLRELLO. PASQLALE 66 Boerum Place, Brooklyn WANNERMEYER, LOUIS 68 Hausman Street, Brooklyn Hobby-Playing Ball Ambition-Join Air Force ,Yl.Cli'Illll71C-I4lli.lC One FRAGOLA, MICHAEL 364 Madison Avenue. Manhattan PEREZ, MANUEL 601 Marcy Avenue, Brooklyn Hobby-High Bar Stunts Ambition-Engineer Nickname-Angel enior Ka! of Most Likely Succe Smartest Student ..,.......,. Teachers Pest ......,. Laughing Boy ',..,,....., Class Athlete 4,t..,,.. Class Hot Rod ..,,. ,.... Class Politicia 11,.. Best Dressed ...,.t., .,... Sad Sam ,..,, ........,........... Handsome Harry ....,...,....., . Class Creeper Sleeper ......, Good Joe ..,.,.. .,......,.............. . Smooth Operator ,,.,...,...,, Woman Hater ...,.....,. Expert Mechanic Old Reliable ,... .,..,.,.., Hot Air Salesman .,.,... Class Mystery ...,....... Class Cut Up ....,...,... .. Class flfwirdt Brain .... Class Atlas ......,...,,........ Senior Panhandler ........t,. . Personality Plus .......... Clamor Boy ..,......... Class Orator ......,......, Senior Don Juan .,.,,...,. anuarg, 1954 ,t.,,.....,..Condulis ., .,,..,...,, Sparacia Flanigan ..i..........Shammas .,.........,.,Nlayfield Malone ....,,..,....Shammas .- ........... Mayfield Costa Cimmi ..,i...Flanigan .slialdino .,..,....lloth Murphy ...,,......,..Veglak Fernandis ,,....,,...,,.Parent ....,........Brown ,,........,...Conti ..,...........Kimmerling ...,,,...Parent ..,.,....,....Shammas ..........i..,Daly ..........,...Williams ..........,...Fernandis N ..............Berardo .enior Best Equipped to Succeed 1' oremost Scholar .,.,,,....,..,,...., .......,.... Least Ambitious Senior Teachers Nightmare ..4.,.., Senior Tightwad ....,....... Class Athlete ..............,. Class Tarzan ..,........,......... Least Likely to Wed ,..,..,.. Pleasant Joe ,.........,..,,,,....... Silver Lining Boy .........,. Don Juan Junior ....... Happy Co Lucky ............ Class Comedian ,,.,.,. Class Politician ....,..... Senior Ham ,.....,.......,.... Class Mystery Man ......,,,.. Slick Operator .,,..... - ........ Class Apple Polisher .,......... .........,... Most Ambitious Student ..........,...,........ Class Dresser ,,..,,...,........... Class Hero . . Killer Diller .,....... Student Orator ..,..... HJ of NAU School Arnold Curry .....................Bailey ..............l-lubert .,............Tokofsky ..............Crant ..............Chironis ..............Morochnick .Lane ............-Masciana .DeCurtis ..............Reilly ..............Cosner ..............Cartagena ..............Soso ..............Sugrue .......-.....Dropp .Caponero .DeNapoli ..............Perez ........,.....Burwell H. Washington ..............Cartagena une, Bw School M. Myers Riccardi Agriogianis Prince Cardon Watson DeVivo Nichiporuk Ardizzone V. Calma DeLuca Cotroneo Calisto Larangeira Uebhing Barno W. Freeman Young Riccardi A. Calma Calisto DeLuca M. Myers 1954 Technical Cava Baldassano Tomasulo Quatela Jonas Rampinelli LaTrace Cullen Beck Simone Tomasulo Tammaro Tammaro Cava Czernik DePaola Dippolito Cava Mauro Baldassano Quatela Simone Ramirez ,, gif SPQRTS ACTHIV H IIES QW' ..T2?..... Q W My wr ' Qs if f x.............,,.,,.,,,,,, HEADLIGHT STAFF The Yearbook Staff is proud of the seventeenth issue of the Headlight. The staff members have worked hard during the year to bring out a book in keeping with the fine editions of former years. Vive feel we have succeeded. We have been successful because of the warm response of cooperation from many people. As usual we are indebted to Mr. O,Connor and Mr. Tedford for their constant encouragement and assistance. Naturally, we owe much to the seniors, the faculty, and the student body. Moreover, we express our deep gratitude to Miss Grace Smith, Miss Johanna Griffel, Mrs. Margaret Kurtz, Mr. Joseph Divone, and Dr. James V. Cunningham for aid in particular problems. Likewise, we thank our advertisers who, over the years, have kindly subscribed to our venture. Lastly, we acknowl- edge our indebtedness to Mr. Edward Tarr, our school photographer, and to Mr, John Dodd, our printer. Editor-in-Chief MARCEL CARTAGENA Associate Editor RICHARD BALDASSANO Literary Stajf Rudy Alonzo Fred Hafner Arthur Ramirez Charles Beck Robert Letavec Richard Rampinelli Joseph Cava R ld P ,k H George Tammaro Bill Cullen Ona em as Carl Tomasulo Anthony Dippolito Anthony Quatella Harry Zoraian ANDREW' A. HOLUB, Faculty Advisor EARL VVITKOWSKY. Literary Advisor JACK DRUTMAN, Art Advisor BASKETBALL TEAM Coach-MR. MORTON ROMAN This year our basketeers had quite a successful year. It finished third in the toughest competitive division in the city-a division headed by Thomas Jefferson High School which was destined to win the City Championship in a romp. lVlr. Roman, our capable and hard working coach. had a veteran starting five from last term. Wle were unfortunate in losing Jimmy Rogers who was ineligible to play. His presence would have given our hoopsters the badly needed reserve material which would have virtually assured us of a spot in the city playoffs. We failed to make this spot by losing to Boys High in a very close match at the end of the season. The boys who proved to be the mainstay of the team were Nelson Ramos. Rob Cornwell, Karl Walkes, liill Morgan, and Jim Watson. Nelson Ramos must be singled out since he was one of the live top scorers in the city. Prospects for next year are unusually bright. Returning for action are Nelson Ramos, Bob Cornwell, Bill Morgan. Also promising J.V. members should fill in adequately-Jerry Rrodie. Clarence High, Joe Chirillo. Al Tinsley. and Joe Picataggio. SCHEDULE .4llf0fIl0fT1'f' Opponents 741 Compers 46 59 William Grady 45 76 N. Y. Printing 46 67 Eastern District 47 69 Brooklyn Tech 80 66 Westinghouse 34 58 Boys 51 50 Jefferson 71 74 Williamsburg 62 91 East New York 75 75 Eastern District 62 71 Brooklyn Tech 68 - 58 Boys 66 65 Jefferson 82 91 Williamsburg 70 89 East New York 75 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM Coach-MR. HY MARCUS Brooklyn Automotives Cross Country Squad closed its 1953 schedule in very satisfactory fashion. Prospects at the beginning of the year were not too bright since our hill and dalers had lost A1 Vliilliamson, last year's great star, and Jerry Balance, another outstanding stalwart. Thus we opened the campaign with a comparatively green group. Wye opened competition in very impressive style. In our first two group runs, with 17 top notch schools entered, we finished on both occassions a highly com- mendable fourth. Then we entered the open runs. Here we improved noticeably in successive meets. In the New York University Meet, we flnished in twenty third place. In the St. John,s Meet, we moved up to fifteenth place. Vile really went into high gear in the Fordham Meet when we notched a fourth place. Wfe then continued in creditable fashion in the Brooklyn Championships when we attained a ninth ranking in the boro. In the final run of the season, the City Championship, our boys outdid themselves in a supreme and noteworthy effort when they captured the tenth spot. This was the highlight of the year when we consider the fact that fifty three schools were entered. Members of the varsity were: Captain Milton Simmons, Clen Booze, Ed Reyes, Willie Smith. Joe Sefer. Ronald Greene, Dave Baughan, and Sylvester Shaw. Other strong contenders were: Vfvill Rowley, Jim Grant, Larry Baker, Jesus Colon, Joseph Corso. Joe Pass, and Dave Rosen. Under the superb coaching of our Mr. Marcus, and with a large number of veterans back for next year. we are looking forward to a more successful 1954 season. TRACK TEAM C0uch+Mft. FMIL LILIENSTICIY Co-Captain2-NHLTON SIMMONS - JOSEPH PASS At the halfway mark, thc end of the indoor and the heginning of the outdoor season, the Automotive Track Team was almle to look hack with a feeling of satis- faction on a job well done and could look forward with a feeling of confidence and desire for improvement during the outdoor season. Our wing footers competed in twelve indoor meets involving all the schools in the Metropolitan area and hnished in the first ten. At the Cardinal Hayes meet we outscored all other competitors in the Novice Division wtih a total of nine points which were scored hy Alonzo Yeshit who set a new meet record of 5' 9723 in the high jump and Herh Schoenfeld who placed second in the shotput. At the New York University Meet the Crt-enpointers hnished in third place in the Novice Division as Neshit again won the high jump and Adolphus Thomas placed third in the 300 yard dash for a total of eight points. At the P.S.A.L. championships we finished in tenth place. Neshit. a newcomer and an unusually fine prospect of championship quality. took second place in the high jump with a 5' llliyju leap while Schoenfeld finished in third place in the shot put. The outdoor campaign offers bright prospects because Coach Lilienstein. always hard at work with the hoys. feels that there will he a wider spread in the scoring. Simmons. Smith. Phil and Sylvester Shaw. and Booze offer a potential in the 880 yard run. Thomas. Alvarado. and Grant measure up well in the -110 relay. Pass. Greene. Rowley. Soso. Woods. Allick. Bryant. Queen. Harris. Nlyers. Reyes. lfredericks, and Sinkler show promise and some of them may suprise and help in the scoring. OUTDOOR SCH ICDULF April 13-17 interscholastic Relay Carnival April 23-ZZL Penn Relays at Philadelphia May 1 Brooklyn College Meet May -lt Automotive Meet May l2 High School Novice Meet Wiatr 15 Dwight Morrow Meet at Englewood. Xen Jersey May i8 Brooklyn Championships Mai' 29 intercollegiate Meet Iunie 2 P.S A.L. Championships 14th ANNUAL TRACK AND FIELD MEET Direczor - MR. MoRToN ROMAN The 14th Annual Brooklyn Automotive Inter- scholastic Track and Field Meet was held at Mcflarren Park on May 5, 1954. The meet was directed by Mr. Morton J. Roman. More than 64 schools were represented in the meet. Boys High, last year's winner, made it two in a row by winning in both divisions. lOpen 20 points and Novice 13 pointsl. Cardinal Hayes was the runner up for the second time in two years. ll5 pointsl. Compers placed third. Brooklyn Auto tallied 6 points in the Open Division and 4 in the Novice. The highlight of the meet occurred when Kil- kuskie of St. Francis Prep heat out national cham- pion Jerry Salvatore of Brooklyn Prep. Kilkuskie ran the mile in -1:41, on the slow, muddy track. Ted Johnson of Bice was chosen the meet's most valuahle athlete, thus receiving the George F. Pigott lr. trophy. Johnson scored a douhle hy setting a record in the 220 yard Open Division race and capturing the running hroad jump. Mike Morrone of Columbus High set a Novice livent record in the 220 yard dash. Our own Alonzo Neshit cap- tured the running high jump with a leap of 6 feet 1 inch. For the overwhelming success of the meet, we wish to thank Mr. Roman who gave so freely of his time and effort. We wish to thank Mr. O'Connor, our principal, and the teachers of Automotive. Our gratitude must also he extended to the park attend- ants and track ollicials. Our appreciation, more- over, is offered to the Greenpoint Lion Club who contributed two trophies, the 380 yard Open Relay Trophy and the 2 Mile Novice Relay Trophy. Last, hut not least, we cannot overlook the generosity the students of Automotive showed through their record breaking purchase of Booster Buttons. BASEBALL TEAM Coach-MR. WILLIAM HEFT Captain-DON KOPEL Outjielders Joe Musacchio Louis Ferrer Charles Meyers Frank Grimaldi Catchers Don Kopec Frank Polis Nlarch 25 ...,...A...,. March 29 ..,....w..... March Sl .,.,,.....,.. April l ,.,........., April 2 ,............ April 5 ,.4,..,.,.... April 7 .......,i... April 9 ............ Pitchers Al DelVleo Pete Parilla ,lohn Mueck Pete Gallipoli Frank Mugnolo SCHEDUIJF Y l95-il, ...a..,...,,..,...Stuyvesant ,........,,,t..Trin1ty Flushing aa ren ..........lJI'lI'lilDfI Manual ,A ..........New Utrecht ....,...,..T1ldcn ,.........Boys High ,lellerson ,..........,.....,,.,..,. ...... Brooklyn Tech April 13 ,,,,,4,,,... ..,....... C leveland ..,.....,..,.. April li ,,,,,,i.,... .,.......... lVl idwood .............. 'liApril 15 ,,,,,,,,,,,, ....,..... If ast New York NApril 26. ,,...,..... ' iApril 29 ............ . ,.,..,,., N'lVIay 3 .,...,....... .......,.. E astern District 'ilVlay 6 ........,.... .......... Vi iestinghouse .. ilVlay 10 ........,,.. l'iMay 13 ..,,,,,..,.. .,......... W 'illiamsburg .. l?May l7 ...,....,.............. .,.- ...........,...,, Bushwick ..,.., 'VMay 20 ...,,,...,...,.,..,..............................,.......... I 95League Games lnficlders Mario Santoro Louis Catalano Joe White Hoy Ammoscato Marty Doris Tom Alcamo John Mclilroy Joe Picataggio Hamilton .................,..,.......,...,.................. tat lNlcCarren Park McCarren Park , .Hat Flushing lVlcCarren Park McCarren Park lVlcCarren Park Parade Grounds Tllden lVlcCarren Park lVlcCarren Park Away McCarren Park Away lVlcCarren Park McCarren Park Away McCarren Park McCarren Park Mcffarren Park The Automotive squad is more or less set for the 1954 season, The loss of L'Red,' Weissheart, one of the outstanding high school pitchers for the past two years, by graduation will hurt. Also the loss of Arthur Boatwright. Charles Ven- turino, and Joe Strohmeier by graduation will be felt. As usual Coach Bill Heft did a wonderful job in rounding out a strong squad. Our boys won six of their first nine non-league games. It seems as though Auto- motive will he in the running again this year in tough league competition. SOCCER TEAM Coach-MR. THOMAS HAYDFN Captain-STACEY PEUPLIE A Martager-SHFLDUN ITZKOWITZ Schedule - 1953 P.S.A.L, Brooklyn and Queens Division Automotive Opponents O Forest Hills l 1 Bushwick 0 3 Westinghouse 0 0 Cleveland 5 3 Jamaica 0 0 Newtown 4- Automotive, under the extremely capable and hard working Mr. Hayden, the coach, completed another season of soccer. Interesting was the fact that our boys duplicated last year,s record when it wound up with a three and three performance for its efforts. Our defeats came at the hands of Newtown and Forest Hills. The latter defeat was a tough one in which we were barely defeated by a hard and clean fighting Forest Hills team. But our biggest defeat came at the hands of Grover Cleveland which, year in and year out, is always a top ranking outfit. We lost by a five to nothing count, the only contest of the season which was not closely contested. Special commendation must me made to Stacey Peuplie, the team captain. This seasoned performer stood out all season with his consistency of performance. He ranked high in P.S.A.L. competition and was picked number thirteen out of 630 competing performers. The year before he had been picked among the first eleven. Members of the varsity were: John Mueck, Manuel DeJesus, Stacey Peuplie, Otto Hafner. John Hamp, Joseph Ramirez. Peter Dichiara, Sheldon ltzkowitz, Ronald Froelich, William Frederick, Diego Villaneuva, Donald Hatton, Fred Mast, and John Jones. Our substitutes were: Carrero. Ramos, Pychewicz, Keech, Parrilla, Matera, and Woldseth. SPARK PLUG STAFF Salute to the Spark Plugf The mimeographed Spark Plug first appeared in l95l. Previous to that it was published as a regular newspaper. But tremendously increased costs necessitated a change of policyfhence. the issue of a mimeographed edition. The Spark Plug comes out four times a term and contains the latest in school news. The Spark Plug covers school events. assembly programs. contests. and school sports-giving a precise report on each. There are also literary features and edi- torials over to camera fans. with one student answering all shutterbug fan problems. pertaining to student problems. Last term there was even a column given Last term many of the staff members attended The New York Mirror Youth Forumi' at the Hotel Astor and L'The Herald Tribune Forum held at the United Nations General Assembly Hall. This offered the boys an invaluable experience and served as the basis for some fine journalistic reporting. Staff members also attended plays and movies. Among the movies previewed were: fulius Caesar, Beneath the Twelve Mile Reef, Saskatchewan. and! many others. The Spark Plug also has a f'Teacheris Box which discusses the interests of the faculty, In each issue there is a column devoted to jokes and poems. In the Spark Plug you can also find interviews of film stars and famous celebrities. Itis hard to think of a high school without a school paper. and our school is proud of the Spark Plug. Vlfe would like to thank Mr. Bergman. Mr. Drutman, and Dr. Giannotta who make it possible, Vke would especially like to thank Mr. Bergman who is the backbone of the school newspaper. We would also like to thank those staff members who have worked so hard in turning out a FIDE little newspaper. They were: Arthur Ramirez. editor. Henry Rappaport. Tony LaTrace, Frank Mazzochi, Ted Czernik. Rudy Alonzo. Joseph Cava. Bill Cullen, Fred Hafner, Anthony Quatela. Leon Burwell. Irving Queen. Vlialter Jones, Frank Senerez, and Ronald Battiste. THE STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Presideni .,......A,.,..... ..,........A,,.........A.... M ARCEL CARTACENA Vice President .........A ........... R ICHARD JOHNSON Treasurer ,,w,...,,,,,.,..,,. .....,.........A.,..., M ICHAEL MESSINA Secretary .A,,..,,...... ,.........,...,............ A RTHUR ARLOTTA Facully Adt'1'50r .... .....,.....,,,.,,.......,.... , MMR. AUGUST M. LODATO The Student Council is a group of students who represent the school in deciding matters concerning such student activities as school dances and OO. movies. It also sponsors drives for food and clothing for needy causes. This is the way council representatives are elected. Each class democratically elects a President and Vice President. These members usually represent their ollicial class in the Student Council for one term. Next the entire student body elects school ollicers. They preside over meetings and represent the Student Council at borough and city meetings. Very exciting and interesting is the campaigning for the administrative posi- tions on the Student Council. Different Parties campaign strenuously for about a week giving their views and qualifications. Then the voting takes place. The results of the election are printed in our school newspaper, the Sparkplug. The oflicers and members are assisted and advised by Mr. Lodato, our CO. Student Council Faculty Advisor. He is present at all meetings of the Student Council and assists in choosing committee groups and explaining issues before the Council. This Student Council is one of the best activities we have in the school. If used in the right manner. it carries all the traditions of Congress of the United States. Although the Student Council may be small, it serves the entire school and represents a larger and greater thing: the democratic way of life. BOWLING TEAM Coon-li-NIH. TJAXIEI, flaaavaccio Cnfoaclz-NIR. Ytmgexr Canasco Captain-WIl.i,IAxi Ct LLEN This year our team was again guided by the very able 'vlr. Caravaggio. lfnder his leadership, the Automotive kcglers succeeded again in finishing third in the inter- school league. Wie competed in the Brooklyn ll Division against such schools as Brooklyn Tech, Erasmus, Manual, Hamilton, and Williamsburg. Placing third in this division was quite an accomplishment since the other schools mentioned have been organized for a long time, while our school's howling team has been operating for only three years. We were the only school in Brooklyn who defeated last year's city champs, Brooklyn Tech. Our school competed in ten P.S.A.L. competitive matches. The team secretaries were Thomas Andrusco and Charles Mauro and the treasurer was Ross Longo. Members of the team were: Cullen, Andrusco, Mauro, Longo, Lozito, Letavec, Hafner, Rotella. Lagasse. Martinez, Cvindo and Parente. Members of the j.V. team included: Polis, Panariello, Wilson. Currco, Resto, Ward, Nlustacchio and Reveron. DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS Coucfze-MR. Sl-ITH KEI,I.Y The Senior Drum and Bugle Corps, composed primarily of .lune graduates, has been very active in the past few years, The Corps has played at graduation exercises, as- sembly programs, basketball game rallies, and at our Track and Field Day meet. Mr. Seth Kelly. instructor and leader of the Drum Corps, has during the last year trained a competent ,lunior Corps to take the place of the seniors who will graduate. Graduates: lluglers: Bastelli. ,lg Pizzulli, D: Reilly, Nl: Raba, S: Tokofsky, l: lfebbing, ,Ig Toovell, Nl: Drums: Fernandis, Vi: Carlson, R: Udovich, .l: Nlicara, Nl: DeVivo, F: Base Drum and Drum Major: Kelleher, ,lx Cymbals: Hofner, O. Non-Graduates: Buglers: Rt-ntsen, K: Filosa. l.: For-a. F: Ciovino, A: Holzman, D: jenkins, lf: Koch, R: Krackenberg, H: Para, J: Yaletine, li: Culhane, ,l: Carillo, ,l: Drummers: Am- brose, R: Rorrero. ,ll Boslick. W: Del,ieto, Nl: johnson, R: Bonsaque, T: Lachaz, F: Drum Instructor: Palumbo, A: Bugle Bells: Buouovino. R: and Woldseth. R: Base Drum: Nlott, lf. HANDBALL TEAM Cont-li-Nlit. Nltint.-xv Erivizit The Brooklyn Automotive Handball Team, under the co-leadership of Norman Ray. Edward Shapiro, and Diego Yillaneuva, looks forward to a successful season against the high schools in their division. Last year, the handball team took second place in the divisional championship. Nleinbers of the first team: Norman Ray. Diego Vil- laneuva. Edward Shapiro, William Fredericks, Otto Hafner, Kenneth Nloore, ,lohn Parente. ,lerome Forst, and Otto Ciovaniello, Other members of the handball squad: George Sterninger, Jerry l'olon, john Zonderyuk, Frank Palmieri, Lucien Filosa, Alphonso Hiller, Robert Keck, John Sin- clair, Henry Heckler, Arnold Hicks, Ralph Ramirez, Vin- cent Camiltieri, James Nlorreali, Louis Yappula, Joseph l'arish, Edward Wleiss, and Carl Smith. SCHOOL BAND Ifavulry .4tl1'iaor-Ma. Davin Lacey The school band, under the supervision of Mr. Lacey, has entertained the boys of Brooklyn Automotive at as- sembly programs, rallies, and our commencement exercises. Nlost of the boys had never played a musical instrument before arriving at our school. Only by constant practice and by the patient supervision of Mr. Lacey were they able to learn their instruments and perform in highly com- mendable style. Members of the band: Otis Howard-Baritone Horn, George Keech-Ti-ombone, Louis Duran-Clarinet, Jose RainosATenor Sax. Ernest Fogemiy-Baritone Horn, Donald Soso4Trumpet, Ralph Ramirez-Clarinet, Sal DeDonna-Trumpet, Sal SimmonsfDrums and Piano, and Carl Nurse-Drums. ,,,,4 yt, lrlf' LIBRARY SQUAD Frurulli' Arlrisors-MISS GRACE M. SNIITII Mas. GOI.DSMI'I'l-I This year we had the bad fortune of losing Miss Farnan, and the good fortune of having Mrs. Goldsmith. who'1s new to the library. Miss Smith and Mrs. Goldsmith, with .the help of the squad, have the task of mending, collecting, and distributing books. The most important job of the squad is to keep the 6.000 volumes, valued at 317.000, in their places. The library contains books for all types of readers. The li- brarians are always looking for new books for the students. The boys of the squad often get an opportunity to do some clerical work, of which there is plenty in a busy school library. Our hats off to Miss Smith and Mrs. Goldsmith, who do a great job in the library. SCIENCE SQUAD Faculty fldvzfsors-MH. TITAN MR. DUNETZ The science squad actually consists of a laboratory group and a projection group. The laboratory squad takes care of the laboratory equip- ment and chemical stores in the store room. They also take care of the exhibits on display in the third floor show case which are gotten from the Museum of Natural History. Moreover, they simplify matters for the teachers by pre- paring experiments for classroom use. Mr. Titan has charge of this group. The projection squad, headed by Messrs. Dunetz and Titan, undertakes the task of moving pictures in the auditorium and of still film strips in the various science classes. This is a valuable practical experience for the boys. Senior members of the squad: Walter Fernandis, Tony Elari, Howard Washington, .lames Grant, James Jaffe. William Levens, Joseph Pinto, Alex Herasymchuck, Frank Dantone, Michael Myers, Richard Grams, .lohn Vernados, and Karl Walkes. MEDICAL ROOM SQUAD Faculty Advisor-Ma. Arn: SHARKEY The boys in the Medical Room Squad have done a good job in helping Mr. Sharkey and Mrs. Visel, the nurse, run the health services of the medical room. After Mr. Sharkey has taught them how to take the height and weight of a boy, they assist him in completing the medical records for the health education classes at the beginning of each term. The squad helps Mrs. Visel by locating the boys she needs to see on health matters. Members of the squad are: F. Chiddo, H. Blum, C. Schembre, T. Rothman, P. Campinelli, H. Slovin, F. Kap- pel, A. Sommerlad, and J. Kramer. BOOK ROOM SQUAD Faculty Advisor-Ma. EARL W1TKowsKY A functional and very efficient group at Aurgmgtive ig the Book Room Squad. Under the supervision of Mr. Witkowsky, the boys stamp, label, and mend the text books of the English and Social Studies Department. All new books are sent to the book room to be numbered and pre- pared for classroom use. The staff must keep an accurate inventory of books stored and distributed. The end of the term is a busy season since all books must be collected and accounted for. Members of the staff : Ernest Christ and Stanley Coitz. THE G.O. STAFF Faculty Advisor-Nlit. ,lark DIQVIAIAN The GO. Staff, with the assistance of Xlr. Drutman. is run as though it were the Treasury Department of the United States. The C.O. supports all of the school eluhs and activities. The four hoys who assisted Mr. Drutman faithfully during the past year were ,loe Guinta, Evans Castro, Rohert Begzgs, and Dominick Sergi. They aided in taking care of the daily collections. SERVICE SQUAD Faculty Adi,-isor!Dn. Rosaruo GIANNo1 rA ln evaluating a hoy's record to decide whether he de- serves it diploma, several factors are considered-each equally important. These are scholarship, character, serv- ice, and citizenship. Students on the Service Squad act as lunch room monitors, ushers in the auditorium, guides for visitors, and distrihution of materials and the Spark Plug. The Cafeteria Group: Garcia, NlcKeegan, Chippertield. lfiscina, Caldeeolt, Captain, Titan, Raha, Zapparella, Tatro. Schwartz, Creenheld, Ashley, Serevalla, Drayton, Steiner, Gentile, Mikutel, Clarett, Uehhing, Fulgzoni, Donovan. Walkes, Hump, Friedman, Captain, Furst, La Camera, Coetze, Mash, Hauss., Zappata, and Herasymchuck. Assembly Ushers: Prince, Leader, Zuppala, Stinson, Proloao, Mast, Young, Diamond, Taliercio, Amella, Pepe, Solari, Andrews. Leader, Bartos, Nlagranza, james, jones, DeNapoli, Chipper- Iield, Soso, flurry, Caruso, and Udovich. The journalism group: Zaid, Bruno, Accardi, Andrews, and Rappaport. ATTENDANCE-GUIDANCE SQUAD l ut'ul1y Atll'f,Y!Il'S-Wll.I,lANl K. Svrgtikrzn lVIItlllAl41l, K. BI'1IlNS'I'lCllN l iach term students are selected for the Attendance- Cuidance Squad hecause of their acadeniic achievements as well as their ahility to meet parents and perform many clerical duties. These duties include: escorting parents through the huilding, dispatching mail, recording attend- ance otlicers reports, and looking for hoys in the school that are to receive guidance. The Nleinhers ol' this Squad are: Alphonse Alimonti. Charles Beck, Vifarren llestaro, Andrew Chippertield, Frank flurry, Walter Hagedorn, l'lorhert l.iehowitz, Michael liypen, William Messina, Leonard Nlorris, Peter Najawko, Vincent Nardilillo, Stacey Peuplie, Nicholas Sechuck, Hohert Sug- ruc. ldlpidio Tosca and Morton Toovcll. DECLAMATION CONTEST The annual Automotive Declamation Contest, an occasion when students interpret from memory the thoughts and inspirations ol' writers of poetry and prose, was held on April 6, l95l. The master of ceremonies was Anthony l,a Trace of 8T3T, and the contestants were: Nlarcel iiartagt-na ol' SV29, lrving: Queen of tlV3l. Walter Hage- dorn of 6V2l. Fred Vahot ol' 6V24L, Harry Rappaport ol' IWZZO, Thaddeus tfzernik ol STST, Nicholas Rotella ol' 8'l'3T, Nlichael Myers of 8V32. and Arthur Ramirez of 8T3T. Walter Haggedorn took tirst place with his interpretation of Pervlring 111 ilu' Front hy Arthur Cuiterman. J? Z 4 FACULTY HONORS EDWARD M. ANSON The faculty of the Brooklyn High School of Auto- motive Trades tendered a testimonial dinner to Edward M. Anson on Thursday afternoon. October 29. 1953. at Lexington Council. Knights of Columbus in Brooklyn, upon his retirement. Mr. Anson started his teaching career in 1924 with the Williamsburg Continuation School. later known as the Williamsburg Vocational High School and now the Brooklyn High School of Automotive Trades. For many years Mr. Anson. in addition to his duties as a teacher of drawing. was the school placement oflicer. He was responsible for obtaining full-time posi- tions for graduates and non-graduates. and part-time after school employment for students needing such work in order to continue their high school education. His quiet devotion to duty endeared him to the mem- bers of the faculty and to the student body. Among those present were Mrs. Anson. their daughter, Mrs. Switz. and their son. Mr. Edward Anson lr.. members of the automotive industry and supetyisors and administrators from the Board of Education, all of whom praised Mr. Anson for his splendid work through the years. A number of the Automotive teachers par- ticipated iu a program which depicted highlights in 1 the life of the honored guest. ' Mr. Edward P. O'CIounor. Principal. spoke of Mr. l Ausou's uutiring efforts iu behalf of the students and expressed the wishes of the faculty and himself for a long and happy retirement. He then presented Mr. Ausou with a gift ou behalf of the teachers. ORATORICAL CONTEST l Michael Myers won distinction for Automotive when A he placed first in the district Oratorical Contest which was sponsored by the Journal-American newspaper. lu 3 competition with representatives of academic high schools. he delivered an original oration commemorating the life and influence of Abraham Lincoln. This contest took place on March 4. 195-l before the all-girl student body of Bay Ridge High School. Dr. ,lacob Greenberg. Deputy Superintendent of the Board of Education. served as chairman. When Michael Myers was announced the winner by the unanimous decision of all the judges. Myers was cheered by the all girl audience and by his coach. Mrs. Margaret Kurtz. lu the subsequent metropolitan contest of district champions. Myers came in fourth. All commended him on his persuasive style of speaking. We. at Automotive. feel very proud of Michael and congratulate him for his fine showing in competition. .JU COMPLIMENTS OF THE FACULTY Mr. M r M r M r M r M r M r Mr Mr. Dr. Mr Mr. Mr Mr. Mr. Mr Mr. Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Dr. MR. EDWARD P. UCOXXOR. Principal MR. JAMES S. TEDFORD. r4a'rninistratire Assistant David Arnold Clarence Barger William Barker Samuel Bergman Michael Bernstein Michael Brumer Daniel Caravaggio Vincent Carrasco Ben Cohen James V. 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