Boys High School - Red and Black Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1946 volume:

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' ' f a 'zy9.',, . 4 .lf .I 1 Q X ,V , . 533.-3, X, A , - , .Sty K, ,,,,.,. ..- I , ,, ,.- 5103- Mr-.4 . -5 -LQHLV:-g 1- Qc-Q' v ' 1 I, --!.,,49',j.f.-A 'of-'. 1 ,. ' - - -- s,x:4: '. .f ' L-2.-ae' .Q--, , - ' -'-M, .- f -2' .-.11 f,,, 1vau- , , ,nf 4 - ug, ,gnu-1.-. ,. -- , ,- P , 1 '. V J D ' 4 . I, , f A c U y ,. A --x.5g. 1, .-'.- ., , , f .f f,-ff,-. '- Q24 'x Q 1 A, ' J.-.g,,o5' . ..f,q.g:g:3..,,f I I 9 Q. x THE SENIOR RECORDER BOYS I-IIGI-I SCHOOL Brooklyn .... New York WE RESPECTFULLY DEDICATE We, +l'1e members of 'Hue graduafing Class of January I946, in appreciafion of Hue supreme sacrifice made by our predecessors, re- spec'H5ully dedica+e rhis issue of fhe Senior Recorder, as a symbol of our deep respec+ and esfeem. A Soldier's Prayer Look God, I have never spoken fo you, Buf now I wanf fo say How do you do? You see, God, fhey 'hold me you di-dn'I' exisf, And like a fool I believed all fhis. Lasf nighf from a shell hole I saw your sky, And figured fhen, fhey had fold me a lie, Had I 'Iaken fime fo see fhings you made, I'd have known fhey weren'+ calling a spade a spade I wonder, God, if you'd shake my hand, Somehow I feel you will undersfand, Funny I had fo come fo fhis hellish place Before I had fime fo see your face. Well, I guess fhere isn'+ much more fo say Bul' I'm sure glad, God, fhaf I mef you foday, I guess fhe zero hour will soon be here, Bu'I' I'm nof afraid since I know you're near. There's the signal-I've go+ fo go I like you Iofs, I wanfl' you fo know Look now, fhis will be a horrible fighf Who knows? I may come 'lo your house fonighf. Though I wasn'+ friendly fo you before I wonder, God, if you'd wail' af your door? Look, I'm crying-mel shedding fears! I wish I had known you fhese many years. Well, I have 'Io go now, God, goodbye. Sfrange, since I mef you I'm nof afraid fo die. NobIesse Obligen 'MGH oo 0 A 'Sf 2- o 0 . O in I! 5 f' Q 4+ Q09 Kb To The Members oT The Gradualring Class oT January I946: During The years ThaT you have spenT in Boys High School, we have soughT To give you a Thorough Training and educaTion noT only in The Tormal courses oT subjecT maTTer, buT also in noble and worTh- while habiTs, aTTiTudes and ideals. IT has been a' greaT joy To us To noTe your sTeady growTh inTo Tine young men, OT whom we are very proud. You Took To your hearTs The TradiTions oT good characTer, unseliish service, sound scholarship, deep loyaI+y, and respecT Tor properly consTiTuTed auThoriTy. You mainTained and sTrengThened These ideals by your spiriT oT cooperaTion, indusTry and devoTion To duTy. You are now prepared To enTer your nexT sphere oT acTiviTy. WhaTever This may be, I am cerTain ThaT you are well prepared To meeT iT, and I know ThaT you will add TurTher honors To Those achieved by The Boys High School graduaTes who have preceded' you. Yours is The TirsT class To be graduaTed since The cessaTion oT World War ll. The war is over, buT many grave problems, boTh naTional and inTernaTional, remain To be seTTled. OuTsTanding among These are The peace Terms, The UniTed NaTions OrganizaTion, The aTomiq bomb, The capiTal-labor dispuTes, TaxaTion, The disTribuTion of comrnodiTies, The rising crime wave, and many oThers. These per- plexing quesTions musT be solved, iT The world is To live in peace and harmony, Tolerance and undersTanding. You who are going ouT inTo This world, will have The greaT opporTuniTy oT Taking an acTive share in This vasT program, and The greaT responsibiliTy oT performing This duTy wiTh courage, honesTy and sinceriTy, so ThaT our counTry may live on, one naTion, indivisible, wiTh liberTy and jusTice Tor all. Noblesse Obligel May good TorTune ever aTTend you. IT has been a pleasure To know you and To work wiTh you. Boys I-ligh School will always be glad To welcome you. Sincerely, 6' 1 Principal MR. ALFRED A. TAUSK, Principal of Boys High School, is +he living personificafion of our school moH'o, Noblesse Obligef' Tl-IE STAFF,i X The appoinTmenT oT T-Tarold SchwarTz and Gerald WeinsTein To The posiTion oT Co-ediTors-in-chieT oT The Senior Recorder climaxed a paTTern which They have Tollowed since enTering Boys l-ligh. As members oT The Red and Black, boTh I-larold and Jerry worked Their way up To The posiTion oT Co-ediTors-in-chieT, which They held ioinTly This Term. The ediTors also hold high oTTices in ArisTa, Harold being Treasurer, and Jerry The Co-Leader. The Boys High OrchesTra had The services oT boTh boys also, wiTh l-larold SchwarTz lisTing in addiTion, The Vice-Presidency oT The Classical Club and service as 6Th Term represenTaTive in The execuTive council. Jerry WeinsTein was in addiTion, on The Tennis Team and The ScholasTic and ExecuTive councils. One oT The Three AssociaTe EdiTors oT The Senior Recorder This Term, MarTin BlumenThal is also Vice-PresidenT oT The Allied AcTiviTies. MarTy also boasT iournalisTic experience on The Red and Black's EdiTorial Board. l-Tis humor column, Welcome To My Wigwam was one oT The brighT spoTs oT The TeaTure page. The only sevenTh Termer among The ediTors, Theodore Karger has as his qualiTicaTions Tor an AssociaTe EdiTorship, The posiTion oT Manag- ing EdiTor oT The Red and Black. Teddy, sixTh Term represenTaTive To The execuTive council, also headed The Boys T-Tigh BeauTiTul Girl ConTesT. The Third AssociaTe EdiTor, BerTram Reisman, presenTs a wide Tield oT iournalisTic acTiviTies. As a member oT The EdiTorial Board oT The school newspaper, he wroTe on The sporTs page. BerT also was on The LiTerary sTaTT, and conTribuTed To The LiTerary Recorder , and served as The Boys I-ligh sporTs correspondenT To The N. Y. World-Telegram and The Brooklyn Eagle . Co-ArT EdiTors oT The Senior Recorder are BurTon BogiTsh and Melvin Resnick. BurT's expressive pen has seen duTy on The ArT sTaTF oT The Recorder , and as ArT EdiTor oT Der AusruTer . Mel has been on The PosT RegenTs CommiTTee and The Glee Club, Eugene Pearlman is The Chairman oT The Ten-member Grinds Com- miTTee. A member oT ArisTa, Gene is The Treasurer oT The Senior Class. Among his cohorTs are BerT Barer, SanTord Bordman, WalTer Czer- niawski, Sidney Finkel, Judah GribeTz, Harold KalksTein, Paul Newmark, Aaron Shapiro. and Edward Thrush. The hearTy Thanks oT The sTaTT oT The Senior Recorder are exTended To Miss Benson and Mr. Kaplowifz, who gave so much oT Their Time and aid in helping in The publicaTion oT This yearbook. . 1 gm iolg IIsc3I IIfIIIzIz Q II III E23 U A A 'uf 74 , . Mr' ..., V I I mIIIIIIIII IIIfI C I I A I x I 9 IVI A . I II ff'-IIIIITI'III JLIIIIILII5 CO4-LDIIORS I Q' IWWUT EMI W IIA A A 2 IIIISS HBIIISOII f ASSOCIATE I EDITORS Q T - - 3 Q .I f- ' I II f I I I I I.I41IIIf:EI2I IQIIQIISIIXIII BBOGITSII MRIESNICK Q I1 1 ND 5 , I II.II,II2I,IIa SBIIIIIIIIIII SI C O lvl IVIIT l If I I I.IIAII1.I IIIII P. NLIJIIIIIIIIQ QQIISIIPI I III! I- . I III ISI? Ga Z7 E 1444 5, l, l 1 Q'aacfualian4 Fellow Graduafes: During our four years fogefher, we have seen our counfry plunged info fhe depfhs of world con- flicf. We have seen numerous graduafing classes lay aside fheir school books fo fake up arms in defense of fheir counfry. lf is owing fo fhe sacri- fice of fhese clases, fhaf fhe Class of January I946, can enfer a world in which peace again reigns. However, fhe effecfs of such a world sfruggle cannof easily be shaken off. lf will fake much fime and efforf on our parf fo undo fhe desfrucfion and suffering fhaf war has leff in ifs wake. lf is up fo us fo prove fhaf we are equal fo fhe fask before us. We musf build a world based nof upon fhe principle fhaf mighf makes righf, buf rafher upon fhe ideals of democracy and iusfice. Upon our generafion falls fhe responsibilify of seeing fhaf fhe nafions of fhe world never again fall prey fo any milifarisfic, power-crazed clique. Eighl' The faslr before us is nof an easy one. We musf overcome many obsfacles before we can affain success. However, as graduafes of Boys High School we face fhe fufure confidenfly. This con- fidence is born nof of youfhful folly, fbuf as fhe resulf of fhe excellenf fraining fhaf we have re- ceived during fhese lasf four years. We owe an immeasurable debf of grafifude fo our energefic faculfy and beloved principal for fheir unfiring efforfs in equipping us for fhe imporfanf iob fhaf lies ahead. We, fhe members of fhe Class of January I946, prepared fo fulfill our obligafions fo our counfry and posferify, go forward fo meef fhe responsi- bilifies which our new role offers. l H. S. G. E. W. Nine THESE The U. S. had iusT been Thrown inTo The greaTesT and mosT disasTrous world conflicT known To man, when in February, l942, a 'Few hundred boys enTered Waverly annex, Thereby obTaining The disTinciTion of becoming The TirsT class To enTer Boys High School during The war. Paradoxically enough, iT was also To become The TirsT peace Time graduaTion group. Boys High had consTiTuTed a major parT of our lives since Those dark days iusT afTer Pearl Harbor, unTil January I946, when glorious peace reigned aT lasT, Throughouf a baTTered and Tired planeT. Four years have elapsed since The enTrance of This class: four of The mosT evenTful ever recorded, which saw The democ- racies rise up Trom Their deep canyons of despair, To The awakening of a new and brighTer world. For us, iT was a period oT evoluTion from elemenTary To advanced algebra, from bliThe spiriTs To The reservedness of maTuriTy, and from puppy love To knowing beTTer. BuT in reTrospecT, Ier us endeavor To recapTure The highlighTs of our life aT B. H. S. SPRING i942 Timidly we enTered upon our high school career. Mr. Tausk bade us welcome, inTro- duced us To Boys High and iTs TradiTions, and wished us success in all our underTakings. We were filled wiTh pride over our new Alma MaTer and looked forward To a mosT pleasanT, Though Temporary, sTay aT Waverly, under The guidance of Mr. Charles E. Hughes. inTo a smooThly running, efhcienf school war mobilizaTion we were ThursT, and parTicipaTed in salvage campaigns, book collecTions for serv- icemen, war bond and sTamp sales, and an ambulance fund. Even a commando course was added To The curriculum. ln The iniTial A. A. elecfions of our career, we saw Ben Skor elecTed presidenT, by The greaTesT margin of voTes in The hisTory of The school. The Red and Black celebrafed iTs TwenTieTh year of publicafion. DespiTe our inTensive war work, sporTs con- Ten Tinued as before, wiTh The baseball Team drop- ping only Three oT Their fourTeen games. BoTh The Tennis and Handball Teams garnered cham- pionships, while, for The firsT Time in Three years, The ElsTeinmen failed To win The Brook- lyn Track Championship. FALL I94-2 Hardly had we become used To educaTion in The annex Than, we were Transferred To The main building wiTh The closing of Waverly. Our second Term saw us become veTerans of The high school mode of life. No longer did we buy swimming pool TickeTs-we now FOUR In coniuncTion wiTh The war eTforT, The firsT Blood Donor Drive was underTaken. Dixie Walker spoke on blood pledges in The A. M. session rally, while we P.M.ers were addressed by Red Barber. Twenfy Tons of scrap meTal were gladly carried To school by The sTudenTs, wiTh The privilege of leaving Their TexT books aT home. In addiTion, iT was announced ThaT nine war courses were To be added To The curriculum, besides The already offered' pre- flighT subiecTs. sold Them! The Glee Club performed Twice in Carne- gie Hall before sell-ouT audiences, and re- ceived The New York criTics' applause. The MaTh Team, in an off Term, Took second place. HighIighTing a foofball season, in which we dropped only Two games, Manual was Thoroughly beaTen 58-O. ln soccer, we were runner up for The ciTy TiTle, while we Tied for firsT place in our baskeTball division. SPRING T943 AT long lasTl We were no longer lowly freshmen. We now were lowly sophomores! Many iunior high sTudenTs were added To The class's ranks. The B. H. S. Radio Quiz Team broughT home The CurrenT EvenTs Championship-sTill anoTher cup To our overflowing Trophy room. Our war program expanded fo include for- eign war relief. Three S200 checks were pre- senfed fo Russian, Chinese, and Brifish War Relief Agencies. The nexf monfh, we sfarfed a second blood donor drive and paid for an ambulance bearing fhe school's name. A Red Cross drive neffed S4I0 and a giganfic carni- val-bazaar produced SI,300 for Army and Navy Relief. Our war machine was now mov- ing af full speed! A Vicfory Corps was begun and our elecforal sysfem was revised fo permif officers fo be elecfed before fhey were fo serve, so as fo allow fhe school governmenf fo funcfion af fhe very oufsef of fhe Term. Though fhe baskefball feam experienced a mediocre season, fhe Fiffh Annual Track and Field Meef was hailed as a greaf success. FALL I943 Upon becoming upper sophomores, fhe day, so many of us had eagerly awaifed, had finally come. We were fo rise wifh fhe dawn, and SHORT ioyously wend our way fo school wifh fhe A. M. session. Hal Braunsfein, Burfon Monasch, and Frank Sperandeo were our chief execufives, elecfed fhe previous ferm under fhe newly organized sysfem. Ed Boofh, fhe firsf major wri're-in candidafe in fhe school's hisfory, placed second in fhe presidenfial race, alrnosf winning 'fhe excifing elecfion. Once again foofball was in fhe limelighf, and sfudenfs wenf ouf fo back fhe Mullermen eleven. Such sfars as John Fonfana, Angy Maglio, Herb Brandf and Harvey Denis made up a powerful aggregafion which losf only once, 7-6 fo Lincoln, fhough 'rying fhree. Fon+ana's sfellar performance fhroughouf fhe season earned for him fhe fifle All Cify Tackle A Red and Black feam, Murray Lerner, Julius Sherman and Eddie Marcus, monopo- lized fhe Kid Wizards Radio Show, reign- ing supreme for fen weeks. The hundredfh semi-annual Declamafion Classic provided a brillianf orafory program while fhe Mafhlefes won fhe lnferscholasfic Mafhemafics League championship for fhe second successive ferm. SPRING I944 The Spring rolled round and found fhe new juniors af fhe half-way mark in a semesfer desfined fo be one of fhe mosf evenfful. Jusf as Sperandeo. Brody and Zucker as- sumed fheir A. A. offices. fhe announcernenf was made fhaf fhe sfudenfs had fopped fheir SI5,000 Bond quofa by selling SI25,000 worfh, one sfudenf selling fhe amazing fofal of 553.000 The Red and Black fhen came ouf wifh fhe unique Girl Friend Confesf, wifh fhe sfudenfs selecfing Miss Janef Binder as fhe firsf Miss Boys High. There followed fhe Buoys Hi Noose , April Fool lssue of fhe Red and Black, which headlined 'rhe facf 'rhaf fhe Execu- five Council was fo be indicfed for embezzle- menf. A new swing band played af various Army and Navy Convalescenf Posfs while a cifafion from fhe Treasury Deparfmenf for fhe Fourfh War Loan was added fo our long lisf of awards for B. H. S. war cooperafion. The baskefball season saw us lose fhe cham- pionship fo Jefferson by fwo poinfs and All- Cify Don Forman sef an all-cify record for individual scoring on one game-49 poinfs againsf Manual. The Sixfh Annual B. H. S. Track Meef was successfully held af Randall's Island and fhe Bowling Team won fhe Cify Championship. FALL l944 We came back fo school in fhe fall fo find YEARS fhaf Alma Mafer had faken on a new cosfume. 550,000 was spenf on a complefe renovafion wifh a scienfific color scheme fo eliminafe fhe drab and eye-sfraining paffern of previous years. Affer a fierce campaign for fhe schools fop execufive posifions, Richard Zagrzecki, lConfinued on Page 47l Eleven iiSENIOR OFFICERSi l i l Twelve Our Senior PresidenT is probably The mosT popular fellow in The class. WiTTy, always ready wiTh a warm, friendly laugh, Len Schneider- man cerTainly deserves his posiTion. l-le leaves B. l-l. S. wiTh a Summa Cum Laude average and more Than a dozen services. In addiTion To being Vice-PresidenT, John Abdalian has acTed as Presidenf of The ScholasTic Council, EdiTor of The Forum LaTinum and PubliciTy DirecTor of ArisTa. The Senior SecreTaryship is ably filled by Phil De Marco. l-le can wriTe so well he's been called The besT forger in The business. Seriously, he's been secreTary of so many groups, we know he can Phil The bill. Speaking for The class is versaTile John Webber. Red is PresidenT of The A. A., a member of ArisTa, The Band, The OrchesTra, The Base- ball Team, The War AcTiviTies CommiTTee ,... buT why go on? We have consigned The Senior funds To Eugene Pearlman and Ed Trush. BoTh are Arisfa, lvlaTh Team, and Program CommiTTee boys, excellenT escape arTisTs, and have worked on Grade Advisers Service. SelecTed as ValedicTorian, Wolfgang T-lallo holds a 98.57, average. This disTincTion compleTes a school career sTudded wiTh such honors as Co-Leader of ArisTa, and The Three Year Cup. To aid The Treasurer in fixing The books, l-larry von Dolen was chosen as Financial SecreTary. Harry served on The Recorder, The Red and Black, and The Program CommiTTee. Lorenzo Maglio was elecTed SergeanT-aT-Arms from a hosT of can- didaTes, aTTesTing To his populariTy. T-le was Business Manager, and a consTanT conTribuTor To La Voz, and CapTain of The Spanish service. The 8Th Term's Rep. To The ExecuTive Council is NaThan Pelner. NaT has seen acTion on The Program CommiTTee. The LiTerary Recorder, and The VicTory Corps while amassing a 9IC7o average. The picTures in This book, were noT prinTed Through The courTesy' of Bob Ripley, buT Through The cooperaTion of The PicTure CommiTTee. Edward Ereiberg, Allan Beckerman, Melvin Greenberg, Morris Knubo- wiTz, and ZenniTh PasTernack formed The CommiTTee. PuTTing The seal on This lisT are Mr. Charles Edgecomb and Mr. Maurice KaplowiTz. We exTend our mosT sincere graTiTude To These genTlemen who were ever presenT wiTh The friendly advice we so ofTen needed. A A f gwjq Q L io lricm i'!XlfUl,TY-!XUViSER HRKXWLOWITZ VMDIUOQIAN f ah , Jxf ICR-AUVISER JABUAUAN a I-INHHH2 mm U V mum SALLVVATURI AN S EER UW AA. RE? SIQ, 3? am Q L XT x . W N ,11E mU2 w mU 0 J mBUa sQ1 fmums r1r1Ar4ayAL 5mmRY TREAQUQEQQ n m,m no +nv0NuoHLf m EPEHR AN EJ fmusm C PICI URL Qor 1r'11TTIIi 23 i X H R K i I6lf RC MIQCKIQRMAN NGREENMRIS NKNUBOUIU . Z.PASHRNfxlK PREM UENT VlEE'PRES!DENT Q THE EPHEBIC OATH In ancienl Alhens, a youlh unclerwenl a slrenuous physical ancl mililary lraining, and lhen look lhe oalh ol allegiance lo lhe slale. Today we receive a generous educalion and lraining from lhe Cily ol New Yorlc. Al lhe close ol our high school course, il is allogelher lilling and proper lor us lo pledge our allegiance lo our cily. Therelore, we aslc lhe members ol lhe gradualing class lo subscribe lo lhe Ephebic oalh. The oalh is as lollows: I WILL NEVER BRING DISGRACE TO OUR CITY BY ANY ACT OF COWARDICE OR DISI-IONESTY. I WILL FIOI-IT FOR TI-IE IDEALS AND SACRED TI-IINGS OF TI-IE CITY. I WILL REVERE AND OBEY TI-IE CITY'S LAWS AND DO MY BEST TO INCITE A LIKE RESPECT AND REVERENCE IN OTI-IERS. I WILL STRIVE UNCEASINGLY TO OUICKEN TI-IE PUBLIC SENSE OF DUTY. I WILL TRANSMIT TI-IIS, OUR CITY, TO TI-IOSE WI-IO COME AFTER ME, GREATER, BETTER, AND MORE BEAUTIFUL THAN I FOUND IT. ,. , 2, V 'z ' '- f The Grinds Commillee has laken upon ilself lhe perplexing 'rask of knocking each graduale, and quile an underlaking il was, for close lo lhree hundred sweller fellows can nowhere be found. We desire, Therefore, lhar each grind will be 'raken in 'rhe lighr of lhe good clean fun for which il' was meanl, and Jrhal in lhe fufure when you pick up lhis book you will be reminded ol 'rhe many pleasanl and fruilful days spenr al Alma Marer. GRINDS COMMlTTEE BERT ABBEY 260 Parkside Avenue, Brooklyn 26, N.Y. J.l-l.S. 220. Ford- ham. Psychialry. Foolballleam, Manager: Major Alhleric Lel- ler. Psychiafry - He's a case in himself. JOHN ABDALIAN 350 Flalbush Avenue, Brooklyn I7, N.Y. P.S. 9. Cornell. Med- icine. Arisla, Publicify Direcfor: Rifle Team: Bus. Mgr., Asso- ciale Ed., Edilor, Forum Lalin- um: Scholaslic Council, Pres.: Classical Club: Junior Red Cross Club, Pres.: Scholaslic Awards, Minor: Minor Lellers: Lafin Service: Lafin Tulorial Service: Posf Regenls Program Commillee: General Office Service: Door Guard: A.A. Rep.: Summa Curn Laude: Vice-Pres. of Senior Class: Elecror 'ro Cily G.O. Council: Member. Dance Commirfee. Julius Caesar's docfor. MYRON ACCARDI , I88 Scholes Slreel, Brooklyn, N.Y. Doing nolhing is SOME- THING, says Myron. FRANK ADAMO 455 Easlern Parkway, Brooklyn lb, N.Y. J.H.S. l48. Brooklyn College. Classical Club: Li- brary Service: Lalin Tulorial Service: Class Service. Wl1o's Who lisis him as Who? Sixleen RICHARD ADAMS 20 Arion Place, Brooklyn 6. N.Y, J.l-l.S. 49. Arisfa: Cap- lain of Library Service: Pro- gram Comrnilfee Service: Sum- ma Cum Laude: Wrifers Club: Library, Minor Award: Chem- islry Club. He likes Mendelssohn's 'fourflx movemenf-'lor noi paying fhe renf. DAVID ALBEIT IOI4- Manhallan Avenue, Brook- lyn 22, N.Y. J.H.S. I26. N.Y.U. Accounfancy. Arisfa: Cum Laude: Field Service: Floor Manager Service: Library Serv- ice: 2 Minor Awards: Summa Cum Laude: Mafh Turorial Service: Posl Reqenls Service. C.P.A. - Cleaning, pressing, and alferaiions. PHILIP ARAK l7O Woodruff Avenue, Brook- lyn 26, N.Y. J.H.S. l48. N.Y.U. Denlislry. Cum Laude: Grade Advisers Service. Denlisf-He's goi' lofs of pull. FRANCIS AVOLIO 2 Second Place. Brooklyn, N.Y. J.H.S. I42. Baseball: Deparf- menfal Service: Door Guard: Major Lelfer, Baseball: Serv- ice Club: Healfh Ed. Service. Boy can he 'lhrow if-a base- ball +ha+ is. MATTIE BADAMO IOb Ainslie Slreel, Brooklyn ll, N.Y. P.S. l7. Door Guard: Class Service: Ralioninq Serv- ice: Gym Service. A liffle knowledge is a dangerous filing. ALEXANDER BALDWIN 207 Sl. James Place, Brooklyn Ib, N.Y. Naliviiy Academy, Holy Cross. 3 years Varsilv Foalball, Co-Coplain: J.V. Foolball: Co-Presidenl, New- man Club: J.V. Swimming: 2 Maior Lellers: 2 Minorl.el'lers: Locker Service: Audilorium Service. No sporfs-No school. WILLIAM BALLA 208 Freeman Slreel, Brooklyn 22, N.Y. J.H.S. I26. Archilec- lure. Allendance Service: Pos? Reqenls Service. Designer of Hue sixlh floor swimming pool. FRANK BARBARO l7B3 70 Slreel. Brooklyn 4, N.Y. J.l'l.S. 227. C.C.N.Y. Chemislrv. Baseball: Foolball: Cum Laude: Maior and Minor lellers: Winner - Field Davi llalian Club: G-lee Club: Paper Salvaoe: Gym Service. He fhinks niiraies are cheaper Ihen day raies. BERTRAM BARER ll4O Blake Avenue, Brooklyn 8, N.Y. P.S. 202. Columbia. Denlislrv, Arisla: Cum Laude: Band: Hisiory Cerliiicale: Siaii of Lilerary Recorder: Grinds Commiliee: Maih Tulorial Serv- ice: Medical Sociely: Wrilers Club: Posl Reqenls Program Commiilee: Hall Service: Phy- sics Club: Chemislry Club. He uses Pepsodeni. DUDLEY BARKIN 580 Brislol Slreel, Brooklyn I2, N.Y. P.S. I6-5. Columbia. Medicine. Posl Reqenls: Pro- qram Commirlee: Lunch Room, Field, Tickel, Maih and Spanish Services: Door Guard: Cum Laude. Good lhings come in pairs. NORMAN BARKIN 580 Brisiol Sireel, Brooklyn l2, N.Y. P.S. l65. Columbia. Med- icine. Pos? Reqenis: Program Comrniliee: Lunchroom, Gar- den, Field. Ticker and Malh Services: Door Guard: lvriah Sociely: Cum Laude. Or do lhey? ALLAN BECKERMAN 233 Soulh 4+h Slreer, Brooklyn ll, N.Y. J.H.S. 50. N.Y.U. Denlislry. Le Courier: Senior Recorder Slalil: Summa Cum Laude: French Tulorial Service: Chemisrry Club: Physics Club: Medical Sociely: Class Records Service. He's go+ a way wilh women- The wrong way. JULIUS BEITCH l85l Sierling Place, Brooklyn 33, N.Y. J.l l.S. 2lO. Polyiech- nic lnsiiiule of Brooklyn. Aero- naulical Engineerinq. Arisla: Capiain, Floor Manager Serv- ice: Minor Scholaslic Award: Summa Cum Laude: German Service: Spanish Service: Glee Club: Ari Edilor oi Physical Scienlisl: Secrelarial Service. Floor Manager's Service-LeI s +ry him as a war criminal. MELVIN BERNSTEIN 375 Pulaski Sireel, Brooklyn 5, N.Y. J.H.S. l48. Brooklyn Col- lege. Accounfancy. Cheerinq Squad: Physics Club: Lalin Club: Lalin Award: Summa Cum Laude: Malh and Lalin Tulorial Service: Raiion Book Service. C.P.A. is boiler 'Ihan W.P.A. CARLO BILARDI l4l5 Herkimer Slreel, Brooklyn 33, N.Y. J.H.S. 73. C.C.N.Y. Engineering. French, Allend- ance, Library, N.Y. Times, Posl Reqenls Services: llalian Club: Door Guard: Summa Cum Laude. His mofher boughi' him an erecfor sei. Now he wanls lo be an engineer. GEORGE BILLINGS IO7-67 IO9 Slreel, Queens 19, N.Y. P.S. IO8. Rifle Team: Swimming Team. He's iusf a swimmer looking for a wave. Sevenreen DUDLEY BLAKE 682 Puinam Avenue, Brooklyn 2I, N.Y. P.S. l29. N.Y.U. Commercial Ari. Cross Coun- rry Team: Track Team: Capr. of Door Guards: Lieui. oi Field Service: Tickel' Service: Leaders Corps: Winged Fool Club: Wrilers Club. Arfisf - He can'+ even draw aHen'rion. ISIDORE BLUMBERG 422 Sarafoga Avenue, Brooklyn 33, N.Y. J.H.S. l7B. Brooklyn College. Journalism. German Service: Field Service: Curn Laude: Edifor Der Ausruier. Journalisf. 'He wanis +o be edifor of 'rhe Hobo News. MARTIN BLUMENTHAL I99 Van Buren Sireef, Brooklyn 2I, N.Y. P.S. 25. N.Y.U.Aris+a. Sgr. al Arms: Vice Pres. of A.A.: 71h Term Rep. To A.A.: Edifor in Chief of Forum Laiinunn: lsr Prize in Semi- Annual Declamalion Conlesl: Capi. of Program Commirfee Service: Spanish Medal: Clas- sical Club: Assoc. Ediior of Senior Recorder: Candidaie for 3 Year Cup: Floor Man- ager Service. If Moses knew him fhere would be an llfh Commandment BURTON BOGITSH 379 East 95+h Sfreei, Brooklyn I2, N.Y. J.l'l.S. 252. Univer- sify of Pennsylvania. Velerinary Medicine. Arisfa: Senior Re- corder Srahf: Program Com- miifee Service: Physics Service: Physics Club: Chemisfry Club: Wrilerls Club: Summa Cum Laude: German Service. He's going fo veferinary school. They're running oul' of specimens. SANFORD BORDMAN 362 Berriman Slreef, Brooklyn 8, N.Y. J.l-LS. 149. N.Y.U. Mechanical Engineering. Arisla: Red and Black Slaff: Grinds Cornmillee: lvriah Sociely: Fle- brew Award: Pan American Sociely: Summa Cum Laude: Major and Minor Scholaslic Awards: Chemisfry Club. He Thinks 20,000 leagues under 'the sea is deep reading. MATTHEW BORRUSO 536 Graham Avenue, Brooklyn 22, N.Y. J.l-l.S. 49. Cross Counfry: Track Team: Track Leiler: Field Service. Track man - You should see him race old ladies for seals! Eighleen BERNARD BORTNICK 375 Pulaski Sfreer, Brooklyn 6, N.Y. P.S. I29. L.l.U. Pharmacy. Physics Club: Red and Black Represeniafive: N.Y. Times Service: Mafh Ceriificafeg Posf Regenfs Program Commiiieei Cum Laude. He's sfill looking for +he dollar Washingion threw across 'Phe Pofomac. BERKLEY BOYCE 399 Pufnam Avenue, Brooklyn. N.Y. P.S. 44. Fisk Universily. Law. Red and Black: Lunch Room Service: Frederick Doug- lass Sociely: Currenf Even+s Club: Posf Regenls Service, War Ralioning Service. He fhinks Juris Prudence is a girl's name. JOHN BOYLE I3Ol Easf 57+h Sireel, Brook- lyn 3, N.Y. P.S. 203. Cum Laude: Malh Tuiorial Service. He fhinks a fiord is a Swedish aufomobile. ALAN BRATHWAY IO8 Alabama Avenue, Brooklyn I3, N.Y. P.S. 44. Brooklyn Poly Tech. Eleclrical Engineer- ing, Floor Managers Service' P,M. Glee Club. Firsi in war: Firsf in peace: Firsf in fhe hands of ihe ciiy police. ALVIN F. BRENNER l53 Keap Slreei, Brooklyn ll, N.Y. Hebrew Parochial School. N.Y.U. Denfisfry. Wri+er's Club: Chem, Club: Glee Club: Gen- eral Ofzfice Service: Library Service: Red and Black Sraff: Major and Minor Service Awards: Summa Cum Laude! Malh Service: Viclory Corps. The whole +oo+h and noihing buf The 'l'oo+h. THEODORE BRESLOW I254 Union Avenue, Brooklyn, N.Y. Grinds commifiee delight HAROLD BRODER 54 Easf 95rh Srreel, Brooklyn I2, N.Y. P.S. 2l2. N.Y.U. Fooiball Team. Work fascinafes him. He can si? and look ai if for hours. WILLIAM BRODER 377 Monfgomery Sireel, Brook- lyn 25, N.Y. Yeshiva Crown Heighrs. Arizona Srare Col- lege. Science, lvriah Sociely: Chemisrry Club: Phoiography Club: German Squad: General Office Service: Program Com- mifiee Service: Summa Cum Laude: Maih Tuiorial Service: N.Y. Times Rep.: Malh Service. Full many a flower is born Io blush unseen, And wasie ifs sweefness on 'Ihe deserf air. -Gray RICHARD BRODIE 82 Kingslon Avenue, Brooklyn ll, N.Y. I gof pleniy of nofhing. NATHAN BRONFEN 399 Kosciusko Sfreei, Brooklyn 2l. N.Y. P.S. 25. Engineering. Ping Pong Team: Cum Laude: Grade Adviser's Service: lnlra- mural Baseball Championship: Posr Reqenis, Hebrew, Class, Services. He wanfs fo know who killed 'Phe Dead Sea. ARTHUR BROWN I49l Sf. John's Place, Brook- lyn I3, N.Y. J.H.S. 2lO. Brook- lyn Polyiechnical lnsiilule. En- gineering. Radio Club: Repair Squad: Red and Black Rep.: Public Address Service: Raiion- inq Service: Physics Service. Repair squad-He's always in a fix. CARL BROWNE II4-43 I58ih Slreel, Jamaica 4, N.Y. J.H.S. IO9. Queens College. Door Guards: Eield Service: Lale Squad: Service Club. If seems 'Ihaf 'ihere are more door guards fhan doors. 9 , 0 Q 2 3 y , 64 J O 'Exif ' iff . . , s-. F. 4' X 'S ii 5 I il '3 2 Ai n WILLIAM BURKE 58 Macon Sireer, Brooklyn, N.Y. P.S.3. Red and Black Siafi: Service Club: Pan American Club: Glee Club: Cum Laude: Orchesrra. He says he doesn I like Io +ake showers, because fhey fake fhe crease our of his panfs. ALFONSO CAFARO 355 Carlion Avenue, Brooklyn 6, N.Y. J.H.S. 6. Denial Mechanics. Chemislry Service: End of Term Service: Audi- 'rorium Service. Whal' were you doing a+ ihe beginning of ihe form? . E , ,,.. ,.... Z . ,,,, ANTHONY CAMPAGNA 274 Van Brunr Sireer, Brooklyn 3l, N.Y. P.S. 30. Cum Laude. lI's a good fhing we have an Honor Roll. ALBERT CAPON 645 Park Avenue, Brooklyn 6. N.Y. J.l'l.S. l48. N.Y.U. Med- icine. Grade Adviser Service: Senior Room Rep.: Summa Cum Laude: Spanish Ceriific- are. Corn grows iall. LAWRENCE CHARNO ll4 Huron Sireei, Brooklyn 22, N.Y. J.H.S. I26. Brooklyn College. Field Service: Floor Manager Service: Cum Laude: Library Service: 2 Minor Awards: Posr Regenis Service: Turorial Service. Touche! SEYMOUR COHEN I39 Kingsfon Avenue, Brook- lyn, N.Y. P.S. 93. Brooklyn College. Engineering. Cum Laude: Maih Tuiorial Service: Maih Service: P.S.A.l.. Award: Ralioninq. Five LeHer Man-C-O-H-E-N. Ninereen SHERWIN COHEN A 225 Vernon Avenue, Brooklyn 6, N.Y. P.S. 25. Red and Black, Exchange Ediior: Floor Manager Service: Grade Ad- visers Service: Service Club: Posi' Regenis Program Com- miiiee: Alumni Service: Summa Cum Laude. He's a rio+ of silence. BERNARD COOK 1498 Piikin Avenue. Brooklyn l2, N.Y. J.H.S. I09. Cum Laude: Floor Manager Service: Red and Black Rep.: Posl Regenis Service. We 'linally COOKed his goose. ROOSEVELT COX 305 Tompkins Avenue, Brooklyn I6. N.Y. P.S. 44. C.C.N.Y. Cum Laude: Lunch Room Serv- ice: Inlra-Mural Soiiball Team. He wanfs 'Io be knocked. Give us a club. WALTER W. CZERNIAWSKI Jr. 58 Hoper Slreei, Brooklyn II, N.Y. P.S. I6. J.V. Baseball: Senior Recorder Slaii: Red and Black Sialii: Malh Ceriific- aie: Maior Service Awards: Minor Service Award: Gym Service: Cum Laude: H. E. Service Club: General Office Service. A discouraging advocaie io feminology. GEORGE D'AMATO I72 Ryerson Slreef., Brooklyn 5, N.Y. P.S. 45. Cum Laude. He fhinks Bacieria is 'Ihe rear of a cafeleria. JOHN DE COSMO Il5O 44lh Slreel, Brooklyn I9. N.Y. J.I I.S. 220. Brooklyn College. Medicine. Clasical Club: Laiin Tulorial Service: Ralioning Service: Sludy Hall Service: H. Ed. Service. He go? a Lalin Cerfiliicale 'For playing Ihe ponies. Tweniy IGNATIUS DE FRANCISCI 62 Suydam Sfreel, Brooklyn 2l, N.Y. P.S. 74. Brooklyn Polylechnic Inslilule. Engineer- ing. J.V. and Varsiry Foofballi Newman Club: Door Guards: Maior and Minor Aihlolic Awards' Service Club. He wears his average on his bac . k i 1 2 ' JOSEPH DE FRANCISCI c .,.n. -... . , 62 Suydam Sireef, Brooklyn 2I, N.Y. P.S. 74. Brooklyn Polyiechnical lnsiiiule. Engine ering. Cum Laude: Door Guard: Tuiorial Service: New- man Club. He was delivered by a sfork who was immediafely arresfed for smuggling dope. 'I' Joi-IN rmeesso '25 my wb? ii 5, me ff fr , 4 if 608 2O+h Sireei, Brooklyn I8, N.Y. P.S. I54. C.C.N.Y. En- gineering. Cum Laude: Pos? Regenfs Service: Publiciiy Sfalii, Red and Black: Summa Cum Laude: French Tulorial Service: I-lisiory Class Capl.: Physics Service: Mafh Pos? Regenis Service: Spanish Service: Eng- lish Service. Claims he never missed a class, and ihe class claims ii never missed him. PHILIP DE MARCO I57 Wes? 95lh Slreef, Brooklyn Bl, N.Y. P.S. 27. C.C.N.Y. Law. Cum Laude: Door Guards! Lunch Room Service: Senior Class Secrefary: Senior Room Rep.: Service Club: Maior and Minor Service Awards: Malh Tuiorial Service: Class Secre- iary. He was born in a fog, and everyfhing he iouches is missed. MARVIN DEUTCH I85 Division Avenue, Brooklyn II, N.Y. P.S. I6. Brooklyn Poly Tech. Mechanical Engineering. Hebrew Club: Cum Laude: Golden Ayin: Tickel Service: Maih Tuiorial Service: French Service: A.A. Represenlafive. Deufch's 'fufure vocafion will be a VACATION. HARRIS DINKOFF 505 Easl 94+h Slreel. Brooklyn, N.Y. He likes ihe wide open spaces MAURICE DIOGO lO8 Mill Slreel, Brooklyn 3l. N.Y. P.S. 27. Service Club! Maior and Minor Service Award: Cum Laude: Door Guards: Malh Cerrilicafe: Sql.. Service Squad. We're afraid lo knock him- His brains mighl fall oul. JOSEPH DIPALO 836 Bergen Slreel, Brooklyn lb, N.Y. Sl. Teresa. N.Y.U. Chem- ical Engineering. Cum l-6UCl9- We douhl lhal il's modesly. MARTIN DORBIN 2l7 Ocean Parkway, BVOOl1lY'l l8, N.Y. P.S. l22. C.C.N.Y. Manulaclurinq. Table Tennis! Cum Laude. He lhinks Wheeling, Wesl Virginia is a hard iob- SEYMOUR DOLNIKOFF 408 Sumner Avenue. Brooklyn 35, N.Y. J.l-l.S. 35. L.l.U. Pharmacy. Summa Cum Laude? Baller Buildinq Squad: Room Service. He 'lhinks a Pharmacisl's male is a Druggisfs wife. SAUL DWORETSKY 372 Monlqornery Slreel, Brook- lyn 25, N.Y. J.l-l.S. 49. Door Guard: Junior Red Cross Serv- ice: A.A. Rep. Words fail us, and ieechers fail him. AARON DWORETZ 43 Harrison Avenue, Brooklyn Il, N.Y. P.S. l22. Business. J.V. Baseball: Door Guard. He's Boys High bred, a FOUR YEAR LOAF. Q as MARVIN EDELSON 252 Jackson Sfreer, Brooklyn ll. N.Y. J.l'-l.S. 49. Allendance Bl-'real-li Glee Club: Melody Men: Physics Club: Dance Commillee: Pos? Regenlg Serv. ice. H0'S even absenl' from lhe Allendance Bureau, JOSEPH EMANCIPATORE 2l5 Nassau Slreel, Brooklyn l, N,Y. P.S. 67. Cum Laude: Floor Manager Service: Gen. eral Office Service: Lunch Room Service: Posl' Reqenls Service. His reporf card comes ouf Red, While, and Blue, buf mosfly Red. ISAAC ENGLISH 85 Ulica Avenue, Brooklyn I3, N.Y. J.l l.S. 35. Norlh Carolina Slale. Law. Ralioninq: Ari Service: Mechanical Drawing Service. He speaks French. MICHAEL EOSEFOW 75 Meserole Avenue, Brooklyn 22, N.Y. J.H.S. I26. Syracuse Universily. Foresfry. Cum Laude. He gof losl in a bush looking for a square rool. SALVATORE FARACI 9l5 Easl 82nd Srreel, Brooklyn I2, N.Y. P.S. II4. L.l.U. Med- icine. Classical Club: Cum Laude: Ralioninq: A.A. Rep.: Red and Black Rep. Medicine, he's anofher dope liend. HERBERT FEELY Employmenl Placemenl Service Chemislry Tulorial Service Door Guard: Viclory Corps Cum Laude: Malh Tulorial Service: Summa Cum Laude Employmenl' Service, he's look- ing for a iob. Twenly-one l6O Grand Avenue, Brooklyn 5, N.Y. P.S. 45. Malh Club' WILLIAM FEINSTEIN l6I Kosciusko Sireel, Brooklyn I6, N.Y. P.S. 25. Cify College. Engineering. Door Guard: Lunch Room Service: Recorder Rep. Engineer, He makes Gefilfe Fish. ROCCO FERZOLA II8 Kingsland Ave., Brooklyn 22, N. Y., P.S. IIO, Brooklyn College. Medicine. Cum Laude: Door Guard: Glee Club: Major Award: Olilicial Room Service. He wanfs lo know wha? made Oscar Wilde. SEYMOUR FIELAND 204 Ross Sfreel, Brooklyn Il, N.Y. P.S. I6. C.C.N.Y. En- gineering. Summa Cum Laude: Cum Laude: Door Guard: Class Service. Your fa1'her's mousiachell SIDNEY FINKEL 66I McDonough Slreel, Brook- lyn 33, N.Y. J.H.S. 73. Cornell. Medicine. Arisla: Candidale For Three Year Cup: Malh Team: Vice-Pres., Maih Club: Chem Club: Currenl Evenis Club: Library Service: Chem. Service: Physics Service: Posl Regenls Service: Summa Cum Laude: Rafioning: Grinds Com- millee: Marh Tulorial Service: Maior and Minor Awards. Finkel, Finkel Ii'Hle sfar, How I wonder how high you are! SID FISHMAN I66 Soulh 9Ih Slreel, Brooklyn II, N.Y. P.S. I6. C.C.N.Y. Adverlising. Debaling Team: Summa Cum Laude: Red and Black Represenlalive: Spanish Cerliiicaleg Malh Ceriificale. AI leasi he'Il be able 'lo argue wilh his wife. IRWIN FORMAN 93 Scholes Sireei, Brooklyn 6, N.Y. J,H.S. 49. Brooklyn Col- lege. Handball Team: Maior B lor I-Iandball: Dance Commil- ree: Summa Cum Laude. He can give an aspirin a headache. Twenly-Iwo NORMAN FOX 555 Hendrix Slreel, Brooklyn 7, N.Y. J.H.S. I49. Medicine. Allendance Bureau: Allend- ance Service: Cum Laude: Chemisrry Club: French Tulor- ial Service: Red and Black Represenfalive: Pos? Regenls Service. 'Twould make even a fly laugh. ROBERT FRANDSEN 236 Cumberland Sfreel, Brook- lyn zu, N.Y. J.H.S. 6. Posr Regenls Service: Cum Laude: Door Guard: Soffball Team. They mis+ook his head for a ball. WILLIAM FRANTIN I4I India Sfreel, Brooklyn 22, N.Y. J.H.S. I26. Poly Tech. Engineering. Affendance Serv- ice: Malh Tuforial Service: Inlra-Mural Soifball Team. Sfar of Gas Lighf, he read Ihe meler. SOLOMAN FREEDMAN 205 Soufh 3rd Slreel, Brooklyn Il, N.Y. Yeshiva Torah Vo- daalh. C.C.N.Y. Accounlancy. Pres. lvriah Sociery: Chem Club, Secrefaryg Hebrew Club: Cum Laude. Sol is responsible for our class moHo. EDWARD FREIBERG I577 Carroll Sfreer, Brooklyn I3, N.Y. P,S. I67. C.C.N.Y. Medicine. A.A. Sfore: Afrend- ance Bureau: Allenclance Serv- ice: General Office Service: Lale Squad: Lunch Room Service: Program Commirlee Service: Tickel Service: Chem. Bullelin Service: Chairman of Picrure Commillee. Are you 'faking a pos? grad- uafe course? ARTHUR FRIEDMAN 276 Throop Avenue, Brooklyn 5, N.Y. P.S. I35. Brooklyn Col- lege. Engineering. J.V. Base- ball Team: J.V. Track: Minor Lelferg lnlra-Mural Sofrball Team, Caplain. His mind wanders, bu+ if never goes far. AUTOGRAPHS Win - - ' 5,4 ' :MN yi I I ' If Ln ' JI A fl in if ,' W' will-,f 5 F W i If WE: J I ' nv TW .1 5 ,N V ' Aliffff' HZ J 7 AUTOGRAPHS PAUL FRIEDMAN 671 Crown Sfreel, Brooklyn, N.Y. P.S. l29. N.Y.U. Denlisf- ry. Cum Laude: Library Service: German Ausruler Slaff: Ger- man Service: Malh. Service. A souihern denfisf-He won'+ do any YANKing. ROBERT FRIEDMAN 570 Kosciusko Sfreel, Brooklyn 2l, N.Y. P.S. 74. N.Y.U. Business Adminislrafion. Cum Laude: Chem. Club: Chem. Service: Maih. Service: Pos? Regents Service. Business men-His face is his forfune, bui poveriy is no dis- grace. MARTIN FRONT I82 Easf 93rd Slreei, Brooklyn, N.Y. Red and Black Srafl: Cum Laude. His friend is a schmalfz her- ring. is he his bro+her's kipper? BERNARD FUCHS 227 Hari Sfreei, Brooklyn 6. N.Y, J.H.S. I48. C.C.N.Y. Arisla: Band: Orchesira: Red and Black Siail: Frederick Douglass Sociery Publicalion: Maior Service Awards: Minor Award: Cum Laude. He sfudies for gym fesis. ROBERT GALEAZ 529 Mefropolilan Avenue, Brooklyn ll, N.Y. P.S. I7. C.C.N.Y. Accounfing. Cum Laude: Maih Turorial Service: Class Caplain: Airendance Monilor. Class Cepfein - He sharpens ihe 1eacher's pencil. JOSEPH GALLANTE 483 Willoughby Avenue, Brook- lyn 6, N.Y. P.S. 54. Policeman. Cum Laude: A.A. Represenia- is ill' Si' . .5 , . ,Q 6 ..'i .. ,. M H gay, .Q E35 ... ., N . xl , . ffm . I N 'fx ' . 4. live. H Policeman - He promises fo ceich Flaffop. 4-I' 9' 3' 114' 7 Q it . ' HERBERT GELLER 69 Johnson Avenue, Brooklyn 6, N.Y. J.H.S. 49. C.C.N.Y. Summa Cum Laude. Busy liH'le bee! ALBERT GERVAIS 809 Park Place, Brooklyn I6, N.Y. P.S. I38. Brooklyn Col- lege. Engineering. Rifle Team, Lieulenanf: Cum Laude: Door Guard: Floor Manager Service: Maior and Minor Aihleiic Lef- iersi Physics Service. He's going io Springfield io be e big shof. ANTHONY GIAMPORTONE 2035 Fulion Sfreei, Brooklyn 33, N.Y. J.l-LS. 73. Siudy Hall Service. Af leesi we have his address. EUGENE GILLAN 673 Elalbush Avenue. Brooklyn 25, N. Y. S+. Michaels D.H.S.. Brooklyn College. Door Guard, Capfain: Phofography. Teacher: Where was ihe Con- sfiiuiion signed? Eugene: Ai ihe boifom. HAROLD GODICK l82 Vernon Avenue, Brooklyn 6. N.Y, J.l-LS. l48. C.C.N.Y. Chemislry. Cum Laude: Library Service: Ralioning. Chemisi - He fhinks ihei Hydrogen is an infoxicafing beverage. HAROLD GOLDBERG 26l Buffalo Avenue, Brooklyn I3, N.Y. N.Y.U. Physical Edu- calion. Baskeiball Team: Door Guard: Field Service: Basker- ball Lelierq Gym Service. Baskefbell 'beam-He's e siraighf shooier. Tweniy-seven ROBERT GOLDBERG 20I Rochesler Avenue, Brook- lyn I3, N.Y. J.l-l.S. 2lO. Brook- lyn Poly Tech. Aeron. Engineer- ing. Track Team: Minor Alhlelic Leller: Winged Fool Club? Cum Laude. Track Team-He's always one iump ahead of lhe sheriff. HERBERT GOLDMAN 2075 Fullon Slreel, Brooklyn 33, N.Y. J.l-l.S. 73. Brooklyn College. Cum Laude. A.F.L. member, he wears Union Suils. ALVIN GOLUB 644 Osborn Slreel, Brooklyn I2, N.Y. P.S. l65. N.Y.U. Physical Training. Baseball: J.V. Baseball: Soccer: Major and Minor Alhlelic Lellers: Door Guard: Service Club: ViCi0fY Corps, Rep.: Winner. Field Day: Music Room Service: Cum Laude. When he plays, 'rhere's a comedy of errors. GEORGE GRAF 9l3 Sf. John's Place, Brooklyn I6, N.Y. Sf. Johrfs. Law. Cum Laude: Deparlmenlal Service: French Publicalion: Posl Re- genls: Ralion Book. He'll be successful. He knows whai a bar is like. .DOM ENICK GRASSI 2066 68Th Slreel, Brooklyn 4, N.Y. J.l-LS. 227. L.l.U. Phar- macy. Baseball, Maior Leller: Soccer, Maior Leller: Door Guard: Field Service: Eng- lish Service: Gym Service: Spanish Service: Service Club: llalian Club: Paper Salvage. Pharmacy-a no+her Soda Jerk- SF. MELVIN GREENBERG I245 ST. John's Place, Brooklyn I3, N.Y. Townsend l-larris l-l.S. Brooklyn College. Psychology. Track: Currenl' Evenls Club: Medical Sociely: Pan Amer- ican Club: Piclure Commillee: English Service: lnler School Discussion Conference. He has rocks in his head. Twenly-eighl ,awe T L - ' ,ggi f ARTHU R GREENSPAN 85 Devoe Slreef, Brooklyn ll, N.Y. J.H.S. 49. N.Y.U. Busi- ness Alfendance Service: Pan- American Club: German Club: Glee Club: Physics Service: Red and Black Rep.: Cum Laude. Business Execulive, manager of +he Knish s+ands on 'the Board- walk. JUDAH GRIBETZ l28l Union Slreel, Brooklyn 25, N.Y. Crown Heighls Ye- shivah. Columbia. Medicine. Arisla: Floor Managers Service, Capf.: French Service, Capf.: ALA. Execulive Council: Serv- ice Council: Red and Black, Slaff: Senior Recorder, Grinds Commillee: Maior, Minor Serv- ice Awards: Le Courrier: Grade Advisers Service: Malh Club: Alumni Service: Malh Tulorial Service: Ping Pong Club: Ralion Service: A.A. Rep.: Summa Cum Laude. I love my Mommy, buf oh you Papkel! JERRY GROSS lO84 New York Avenue, Brook- lyn 3. P.S. l8l. Brooklyn Col- lege. Engineering. Summa Cum Laude: Lunch Room Service: Class Caplain: Malh Tulorial Service: Spanish Service. Temperamen+al-992, 'lempor and VX, menfal. PAUL GYU RKOVICH 2l5 Ken? Sfreel, Brooklyn 22, N.Y. J.l'l.S. I26. Fordham. Wriling. Wril'er's Club: Cum Laude: Library Service, Cap- lain: Malh Service: Lilerary Recorder Slalif: Red and Black STal'l: Maior Service and Schol- aslic Awards: Pos? Regenls Service: Service Council. Library service - Up from slavery. NATHAN HABIB 288 Soulh 4'rh Slreel, Brooklyn Il, N.Y. J.H.S. 50. C.C.N.Y. Cum Laude: Field Service. Musically inclined. He plays ihe Shoehorn. EDWARD HADDICAN 52l9 Avenue M, Brooklyn 3, N.Y. P.S. 203. Civil Service Employee. Cum Laude: Pos? Reqenls Service. He's very versafile - Sleeps and lislens al' lhe same lime. WOLFGANG HALLO 623 Easi Qlh Sfreel, Manhaflan 9, N.Y. P.S. 99. Queens. Cily Colleqe. Teaching. Arisla, Co- Leader: Valediclorian: Presi- denl ol Wrilers Club: Edilor in Chief of Recorder Sfaff: Red and Black Slallg Malh Team: Winner ol Three Year Cup: Isl Year Arisla Medal: Forum Lafinum Slall: Summa Cum Laude: Edilor in Chief of Ivrian: lnlerscholaslic Con- ferences: Maior and Minor Scholaslic Awards for Record- er: Ivriah Sociely: Chairman ol Grade Adviser Slali: A.A. Execuiive Council: Manager of Table Tennis: Minor B in Ping Pong: Pos? Reqenls Program Cornmillee Service: Malh Tu- Iorial Service. Il Penseroso. ALFRED HAMILTON 299 Sluyvesani Avenue. Brook- Ivn, N.Y. He wenls change when he pavs eifenlion. EUGENE HANNON 83 Norlh Henry Slreel, Brook- lyn 22, N.Y. SI. Cecelia. Man- halian College. Teaching. Cum Laude. A promising sludenl. He promises Io do beHer. HENRY HANSEN 662 4Olh Slreei, Brooklyn 32, N.Y. J.H.S. I36. Rensselaer Poly Tech. Engineering. Cross Counlry Team: Track Team: Door Guard: Minor Alhlelic Lcller: Service Club: POSI Reqenls Service: Raiioning. He's been in one sfale all his life-unconsciousness. FRANK HARRISON 273 Reid Avenue, Brooklyn 23, N.Y. P.S. 93. N.Y.U. Law. Glee Club: Door Guard: Pres., Firsl Term Class: A.A. Rep.: Red and Black Rep. Glee Club-Frankie found The losl chord. MARTIN HAUSMAN l5l7 Park Place, Brooklyn I3, N.Y. J.H.S. 2IO. Rensselaer Poly. Aeron. Engineering. Sum- ma Cum Laude: Cum Laude: Chemislry Club: Physics Serv- ice: Chemislry Tulorial Service Dynamo of inuclivify. Q L K P R ev ALVIN HELLREICH 375 Pulaski Slreef, Brooklyn 6. N.Y. P.S. 25. Engineering, A.A. Rep.: Ambulance Drive: Physics Club: Ivriah Sociely: Junior Red Cross Service: Posl Regenls Service: Ralion- ing Service: Salvage Drive: Tickel Service: Red and Black Rep.: English Publicalions Rep.: N.Y. Times Rep. He's a SouI'hern men - Hs always wears a Kenlucky derby. ROSCOE HENDERSON 455 Macon Slreef, Brooklyn 33, N.Y. J.I'I.S. 35. N.Y.U. Morli- cian. Classical Club: Medical Club: Glee Club: Frederick Douglass Sociely: Ticker Serv- ice: Service Club: Field Serv- ice: Medals: Program Commil- Iee Service: Ralioning. People are dying Io meei him. WILLIAM HILL l445 Pacific Slreei, Brooklyn I6, N.Y. J.I'I.S. 35. Prall Ins. Mechanical Engineering. Cum Laude: Library Service. Mir, An+I1ony, my problem is SEYMOUR HOCHHEISER 777 Lafayelle Avenue. Brook- lyn 2l, N.Y. J.H.S. I48. C.C.N.Y. Chemislry Field Serv- ice: Summa Cum Laude. He Thinks Cooper Union is perl of +he C.l.O. MARVIN HOCHMAN II56 SI. John's Place. Brooklyn I3, N.Y. P.S. I67. C.C.N.Y. Mech. Engineering. Physics Club: Glee Club: Ivriah So- cielyi Radio Club: Program Comrnilfee Service: Minor and Maior Award: Malh Tulorial Service. Give him 'Iwo glasses and he'II make a spedacle of himself. ROY HOLLANDER 934 Carroll Slreel, Brooklyn 25, N.Y. Crown I-leighls. Elec- Irical Engineering. Arisla: Bas- kelball Team: Chairman ol Grade Adviser Slaff: Cum Laude: French Deparlmenlal Service: Floor Manager Serv- ice: Baskelball Lellerz Malh Club: Physical Scienlisl: Sum- ma Curn Laude: Spanish Tu- Iorial Service: Viclory Corps: Posf Regenls Service: Afhlelic Council. Boy, is he in for a shock. .,. . lwenly-nine NICHOLAS lLASl I097 Halsey Slreei, Brooklyn 7, N.Y. J.H.S, 85. Brooklyn College. Medicine. Currenr Evenis Club: lialian Club: Cum Laude: Iralian Turorial Service: Newman Club. He wanfs fo know if he can swim in a radio wave. HOWARD ITZKOWITZ l'42l 49ih Sfreef, Brooklyn l9, J.H.S. 223. Soccer: Cum Laude: Librarv Service: Melody Men: Glee Club: A.A. Rep.: Naiional War Fund: Regenis Service: Spanish Service. Musical 'Feel-Two flais. MELVIN JACOBSON 402 Soufh 2nd Slreel, Brooklyn II, N.Y. J.H.S. 50. C.C.N.Y. Engineering. Library Service: Cum Laude. He wanfs six maiors. He can r gel enough sleep in five. EDWARD JESINSKY 329 54+h Slreei, Brooklyn 20, N.Y. J.H.S. 136. C.C.N.Y. Business. Cum Laude: German Service: Office Work lMr. Hansonl: Program Commifree: Rafioning: English Service: As- sembly Service: French Service. He mus+ have siock in Wrig- ley's chewing gum. JOHN JOHNSON 4l2 McDonough Srreel, Brook- lyn, N.Y. Ho-Hum!!! WINSTON JORDAN 64l Greene Avenue, Brooklyn 2l, N.Y. P.S. 25. Brooklyn College. Medicine. Red and Black Sfalil: Baseball Team: School and Swing Band: Door Guard: General Office Serv- ice: Orchesrra: Major Schol- asfic Award in Music: Service Club: Tulorial Service: Raiion- ing: Pan American Club. He ihinlrs fhe Baffle of Bunker Hill was noi' on fhe level. Thiriy 6 .1 eg? .3 EUGENE JUZWICKI lI2 Eckford Slreel, Brooklyn 22, N.Y. P.S. IIO. Brooklyn Poly Tech. Engineering. Cum Laude: Physics Service: Gym Service. He musi be in ihe rubber business-He fires one so! HAROLD KALKSTEIN 9529 Church Avenue, Brooklyn l2, N. Y. J.H.S. 252. Columbia. Medicine. A candidare 3 Year Cup: Treasurer of Arisfa: Serv- ice Council: Edifor-in-Chief of Der Ausrufer: Two Maior Awards: Co-Capfain of Malh Team: Pos? Regenfs Program Commiliee: Slahf of Liierary Recorder: Grinds Commiffee: 3 Minor Awards: Chemisiry Club: Summa Cum Laude: Sraii of Le Courrier: Mafh Tuforial Service: Physics Club: Wriiers Club: French Tuforial Service: Door Guard: Mgr. of l.M.L.: German Tulorial Serv- ice: Physics Secreiarial Service. Mafh Scholar. He ihinks a Poly- gon is a dead parrof. THEODORE KARGER 7 Vernon Avenue, Brooklyn 6, N.Y. P.S. 54. N.Y.U. Business. Arisfa: A.A. Execuiive Council: Floor Manager Service: 'Grade Adviser Service: Program Com- miriee Service: Managing Ecli- ior of Red and Black: Maior and Minor Awards: Associale Edifor, Senior Recorder: Serv- ice Club: Vicrory Corps: Chair- man, B.H.S. Beauiiful Girl Con- fesf: Vice Pres., Press Club: UNRRA Clorhing Drive: Class Service: War Aclivilies Com- miiree. He agrees wiih no man's opin- ion. PAUL KARINSKY 984 Greene Avenue, Brooklyn 2l, N.Y. P.S. 74. Brooklyn College. Privare lnves+igafion. Aflendance Bureau: Cum Laude. Teacher: How far were you from fhe riqhf answer? Paul: Two seals. GEORGE KASSATLY 6l4 47ih Srreei, Brooklyn 20, N.Y. J.H.S. 220. L.l.U. Med- icine. Lunch Room Service: Red and Black Treasury Serv- ice. As peaceful as a painred ship upon a painred ocean. 78 22 Blsl' Srreel, Glendale, Queens Ll P.S. 22I. Cum Laude, Malh Tuforial Service. :W - H A RO LD K EIT 'l . .XF-V c' nf: Hes a skeleion-lazy bones. HOWARD KLEIMAN l4I2 Carroll Slreer, Brooklyn I3, N.Y. J.H.S. 232. Cornell. Medicine. Arisla: Wriler's Club: Literary Recorder Slafi: Summa Cum Laude: Current Evenls Club. Liflle Sir Echo. MARVIN KLEINMAN I45 Ten Eyck Walk, Brooklyn 6, N.Y. J.H.S. 49. Cum Laude: Deparlmenlal Service: Pos? Re- genls Service. He does nolhing in parlicular, buf does il well. HERBERT KLUBECK lI59 55+h Slreel, Brooklyn I9, N.Y. J.H.S. 220. Band! Cum Laude: Major Lefler lBandl: Orcheslra: Program Commit- lee: Music Class: Class A+- lendance Service. So round, so firm, so fully packed. MORRIS KNUBOWITZ 207 Rochesler Avenue. Brook- lyn l3, N.Y. J.l'I.S. 2lO. Michigan. Engineering. Fool- ball Team, Assl. Mgr.: Door Guard: Grade Advisers Serv- ice: Junior Red Cross Service: Senior Room Rep.: Lunch Room Service: Tickel Service: Piclure Commillee. So he's fhe one who blows up the foofballs. JULIUS KOFFLER 340 Soulh 3rd Slreel, Brooklyn, N.Y. J.l'l.S. 50. Prall lnslilule. Archileclure. Cum Laude: Posl Reqenfs Service: Spanish Serv- ice: Malh Service. 'Sharp as a razor, buf lil lo ill. BERNARD KREISBERG 5I8 Powell Slreel, Brooklyn I2. N.Y. J.l-l.S. IO9. Guard Serv- ice? Lunch Monilor: Cum Laude. Door Guard - The quy who slams fha door in your lace. ALVIN KUPFERBERG 95 Ten Eyck Walk, Brooklyn, N. Y. J.H.S. 49. Are you re+irecl7 JULIUS KURTZ 980A DeKalb Avenue, Brooklyr 2l, N.Y. P.S. 25. Brooklyn College of Pharmacy. Phar- macy. Cum Laude: Door Guard: Field Service: Library Service: Minor Malh Award: Service Club: Malh Tulorial Service: Pan American Club. Thanks for a iob well done. JOSEPH LANZARONE 2l7 Elderl Slreer, Brooklyn 7. N.Y. P.S. 85. Newman Club: French Tulorial Service: Cum Laude: llalian Tulorial Service: Currenl Evenls Club: llalian Club. He fhinks an Indian wears a hal lo keep his wig warm. MICHAEL LANZARONE 2I7 Elderl Slreel, Brooklyn 7, N.Y. J.H.S. 85. Newman Club: Ilalian Club: French Service: Grade Adviser Service: French Tulorial Service: llalian Tu- lorial Service. Double exposure. JOSEPH LAZZERI 300 Norlh Sth Slreel, Brooklyn II, N.Y. Annuncialion. Radio Engineering. Radio Club: Cum Laude: Physics Service: Service Club. He's going lo eai in lhe en gineers' club-The Au+oma+. THEODORE LEGATT l738 Union Slreel, Brooklyn IX, N.Y. J.H.S. 2IO. L.l.U. Pharmacy. Allendance Bureau: Allendance Service: Band: Jun- ior Red Cross: Posl Regenls Program Commillee: Summa Cum Laude: Medical Sociely. No+ lhe missinq link, bui +he whole chain. Thirly-one LEONARD LERNER , GERWIN LIEBOWITZ f IB3 Ten Eyck Walk, Brooklyn 6, N. Y. J.l'l.S. 49. Brooklyn College. Chemislry. Ivriah Sociely: Secreiary of class: Service Club: Minor Award: Re- organizalion Service: Assembly Service: Raiioning: Dance Com- millee: End Term Service: Door Guard: Cum Laude. He's going fo do big 'Things- like washing elephanis. HASKEL LEVBAR6 29I Crown Sl., Brooklyn 25, N.Y. P.S. I6I. Brooklyn College. Arisla: Physics Club: Cum Laude: Grade Adviser's Serv- ice: Orcheslra: M a o r and Minor Service: Posl' Regenis Service: Glee Club. In Iwo years he'II be, The Song Of The Open Road. ARNOLD LEVINE ISO Taylor Sireei, Brooklyn II, N.Y. J.l'l.S. 50. Library Serv- ice: Red and Black Service: Viclory Corps. A generous fellow-he lips all +he scales. SEYMOUR LEVINE 9 Whipple Sireei, Brooklyn 6, N.Y. J.H.S. I48. C.C.N.Y. Business. Summa Cum Laude: Spanish Service: French Tuior- ial Service: Room Service. Room Service , sfarring 'lhe Marx brofhers. MARTIN LEVITT 9720 Kings Highway, Brooklyn I2, N.Y. J.H.S. 232. C.C.N.Y. Chemisiry. G e n e r al Oflice Service. Al' Ieasl l1e's a specialisl. NORMAN LEVY 2OI Soulh 2nd Slreel, Brooklyn II, J.H.S. 50. Long Island Univ. Medicine. Lale Squad: Cum Laude: Presidenl of Camera Club: Secreiary of Physics Club: Radio Club: Class Secreiary: French Clerical Service. He fell a pafienf's purse, and said fhere was nolhing he could do abouf ii. Thirly-'rwo 1 S 202 Hewes Srreei, Brooklyn II, N. Y. P.S. I22. N.Y.U. Medicine. Cum Laude: Malh Office Service: Mafh Tulorial Service: Raiioning: Healih Educalion Service. M.D.-Meal Dealer. EYMOUR LIST I529 Sl. John's Place, Brooklyn I3, N.Y. J.H.S. 2OI. Cily College. Allendance Bureau: Chemislry Club: General Office Service: Junior Red Cross Service: Raiion Service: Posl' Regenis Service: Class Room Service: Summa Cum Laude. He wanls lo marry Lana Turner for her money. ABRAHAM LOSS I7I Taylor Slreel, Brooklyn ll, N.Y. P.S. I6. Brooklyn College. Law. Ping Pong Team: Debai- ing Team: Library Service: Recorder Siaii: Summa Cum Laude: Posl Regenls. His loss is Boys High's gain. LORENZO MAGLIO 429 Laiayelie Avenue, Brooklyn 5, N.Y. P.S. 45. Cum Laude? Spanish Service: Library Serv- ice: Red Cross Medal: Maih Service: La Voz, Business Man- ager: Chairman Spanish Depi.: S'rudenl's Day: Minor Service Awards: Ralioning: Posl' Re- genis Service: A. A. Rep. Usfed no sabe mucho acerca del parfido. FRANK MANCUSO 4-BI DeKalb Avenue, Brooklyn 5, N. Y. P.S. I57. Cloihing Coniracling. Door Guard: Red and Black Rep. Mark me well, my 'ieachers don'f. SIDNEY MARCUS 3I8 Kosciusko Si., Brooklyn 21, N. Y. P.S. 25. Summa Cum Laude: Cum Laude: German Service: Chemislry S e rvice: Hall Service: Class Service. He ihinlrs a MARK is made of German silver. OSCAR MARGOLIS 82l Linden Blvd.. Brooklyn 3. J,I-l.S. 232. Cily Colleqc. Business. Cum Laude: Summa Cum Laude: Ralioninq Service: Spanish Cc-rlilicale: Malh Cer- lilicale. He's lalring a course in basic English. ALFRED MARKIEWICZ l55 Eagle Sl., Brooklyn 22, N.Y. Sls. Cyril Xi Melhodius. Sl. Charles C o I I q e. Classical Club: Cum Laude: General Ollice Service: Grade Advisers Service: Malh Service: Lalin Service: Post Reqenls Service: Ralioninq. He claims he never eals meal. Jusl' Vegelarians. LAWRENCE MARKS I67 Pulaski SI., Brooklyn 6, N.Y. P.S. 25. Service Club: Service Award: Viclory Corps, Rep.: Sollball Tournamenl. Marks-He has good ones? JOHN MARRUSO I7 Skillman Avenue, Brooklyn ll, N, Y. P. S. I7. Door Guard. Door Guard: He musl have pull. ARTHUR MARSH 477 3rd Slreel, Brooklyn, N.Y. P. S. l3O. Glec- Club: Melody Men: All Cily Chorus: Maier 8: Minor Awards. Jusf call me CH4. THOMAS MARTIN 482 Lexinglon Avenue, Brooklyn 2l, N. Y. P. S. I29. C.C.N.Y. Medicine. Chess Team: Classi- cal Club: Cum Laude: Depart- menlal Service: Malh Tulorial Service: Ralioninq Service, Chess Team-He's been rocked, AURELIO MASCIOLI 85-7I I48lh Sl. Queens. .l.l-l.S. I42. General Office Service: Service Club: Ralioning. He wanls +o gel ahead. We all know he needs one. MICHAEL MASTRANGELO 255 Lexinqlon Avenue, Brooklyn I6, P. S. 3. Engineering. Door Guard: Summa Cum Laude: Malh Service: French Service. He's a poel buf doesn'l know if FRED MATOUK 8409 3rd Avenue, Brooklyn 9. N.Y. P. S. I36. C.C.N.Y. Pan American Club: Ralioning: Physics Service: Le Courrier: La Voz, Edilor: Frederick Doug- lass Publicalion, Edilor: Summa Cum Laude: Posl Regents, Ol- licial Room, Service. An H. G. Wells creafion-Ouf of lhis world. WILMOTH MATTHEWS 2l7 McDonough Sl., Brooklyn 33, J.l-l.S. 35. Howard U. En- gineering. Service Club: Fred- rick Douglass Sociely: Aviation Club: Presidenl of Pholoqraphy Club: Door Guard: Field Serv- ice: P.S.A.L, Medal: Malh Tulorial Service: Ralioning: Glee Club. You knock him, we're all knocked ouf. JOHN McCORMACK 259 Prospecl PI., Brooklyn, N.Y. Sl. Joseplfs: Glee Club: Service Club: Tickel Service. He's an alhlele -- Jumps al conclusions. THOMAS McDONOUGH I447 Flalbush Avenue, Brooklyn IO, N.Y. Sl. Jerome Baseball Team: Varsily Foolball Team: J, V, Foolball Team: 4 Maier B's, 2 Minor B's in Alhlelics: Gym Service: Lale Squad: Major and Minor Service Awards. The only pass he ever got was a late pass. Thirly-lhree MARVIN MEADOW 682 Myrlle Avenue, Brooklyn 5, N. Y. P.S. I57. Brooklyn College. B u s i n e s s. Cum Laude: Gym Service: Nafional War Fund Represenlalive: Posr Regenls Program Commillee: Nominafinq Conveniion: Ra- lioning: A.A. Represenlalive: Maih Ceriilicale. He's a card. He should be dealf wiih. DAVID MENDELL I I I I-8+h Avenue, Brooklyn, N.Y. P.S. l54. Fencing Team: Physics Club: Cum Laude: Lale Squad: Library Service. Fencing Team--He wields a mean T Square. JULIUS MERMELSTEIN 398 Soulh 3rd SI., Brooklyn II, N. Y. J. H. S. 50. C.C.N.Y. Accounfancy and Law. Allend- ance Bureau: Hebrew Club: lvriah Sociely: Cum Laude. Don'I sii near The radiafor. We don'f wani a heafed discussion. JOHN MERMON I7O Thirly-firsl Slreel, Brooklyn 32, N. Y. J.H.S. I36. Polylech- nic lnsfiiufe of Brooklyn Avia- fion. Rifle Team, Caprain: Pan American Club: Physics Club: Cum Laude: 2 Maior Lellers: N.R.A. Medal: Experl Rifleman: Physical Science Publicalion: Senior Room Rep.: Physics Lab. Service. He sfarred wiih Lauren Bacall -The look and +he schnook. ABRAHAM MICHIEL 860 Slone Avenue, Brooklyn IZ. N. Y. J.l'-LS. IO9. Brooklyn. Law. Summa Cum Laude: Mafh Turorial Service: Class Service. is Boys High a beflrer school because of you? H nol, why noi? ISAAC MILLER l758 Srerlinq PI., Brooklyn 33, N. Y. J.H.S. 2I0. C.C.N.Y. Business. Program Commillee Service: Hall Service: Dance Ticker Service: Malh Service: Lunch Service: Nafional War Fund Service: Spanish Posl Regenls Service: Cum Laude. They say +he camera doesn'+ lie. Thirly-four il' KELSEY A. MOFFETT IO62 Park Place, Brooklyn, N.Y. S+. Auqusrine. In his spare lime he plays wiih dolls. GARNETT MORRIS I37 Madison Sireer, Brooklyn, N. Y. P.S. 3. Garnefl says: Doing nofhing is someIhing! HARVEY MOSKOWITZ 24I Sfaqg S+., Brooklyn 6, N.Y. J.H.S. 49. New York Universily. Medicine. Library Service: Program Commiflee: Summa Cum Laude: Maih Club. Some are born greaf, some achieve grea+ness, and some have greafness Ihrusi upon Ihem. So whaI'! PAUL NEWMARK I620 Sl. Johns Pl., Brooklyn 33. J.H.S. 2l0. Brooklyn Polylech- nic. Chemical Enqineering.Aris- ia: Presidenf of Maih Club: Malh Team: Recorder Sfaifi Ticker Service: Mafh and Ger- man Tulorial Service: Physics Service: Chemislry Club: Chem- isrry Service: Summa Cu m Laude: Grinds Commiflee: Maior Scholaslic Award in Malh Club: Ausrufer Slaflg Program Comrnifiee Service! Grade Adviser Service: Library Service: A.A. Treasurer Serv- ice: Hisfory Honor Cerfificaiei Mafh Cerlificafe: Secrelary Service: Ralioninq: W rife rs Club. Tha'I s me all over, Paul said as he dropped an Afomic Bomb. HOWARD NILOFF 237 Sullivan Pl., Brooklyn 25. N. Y. P. S. 92. Medicine. J. V. Baseball: Door Guard: Field Service: General Office Serv- ice: Alhlelic Leffer: Program Commiffee Service: Scholasfic Award: Service Club: Service Award: Medical Socielyg Glee Club: Class Service: A. A. Rep.: Cum Laude. Talk is cheap and he doesn'I' like bargains. JESS NOVICK I628 Lincoln Pl., Brooklyn 33, N. Y. J.H.S. 2l0. L. l. U. Pharmacy. Summa Cum Laude: Hebrew Award: Golden Ayin Pin: lvriah Sociely: Ticker Serv- ice: Chemisfry Tulorial Serv- ice: Viclory Corps: Malh Cer- iilicale: A. A. Rep.: Rafioning. He 'Ihinks 'Ihe Regenis are fhe rulers of India. EPHRAIM PALCHlTZKY ZI8 Penn Sf., Brooklyn ll, N.Y. P. S. l22. C.C.N.Y. Chemislry. Arisla5 Classical Club: Floor Manager Service: Junior Red Cross Service: Library Service: Program Commillee: Forum Lalinurn: Maior and Minor Awards: Service Club: Summa Cum Laude: Three Year Cup. Candidale: Malh and Lalin Tuforial Service. Here's a fellow who is quief and shy, we do noi know fha reason why. MARIO PAONE 3l2 Easl 2nd Sl., Brooklyn I8, N.Y. P.S. I36. C.C.N.Y. Arista: Pan American Club: Ralion- ing: Recorder Sales: Physics Service: Fredrick Douglass Pub- licalion: La Voz, Associale Edilor: Minor Award: Summa Cum Laude: Posl Regents, Red and Black, Regenls Recording Services: French Service. Lol nof ambifion mark mock fheir useful foil. -Gray STANLEY PARNESS 1664 Slerlinq Place, Brooklyn 33, N.Y. J.H.S. 2l0. N.Y.U. Denlislry. Chemislry C l u b: Posl Regenfs Service: Physics Service: Summa Cum Laude: Chem Tulorial Service: Arl Service: Class Secrelaryq Ra- fioninq. Denlisfry-You gnaw 'em, we bore 'em. FRED PASCHALL 4lO Easf 53rd Slreel, Brooklyn, N.Y. Sf. Auqusline Diocesan H. S. Pi'l'y him nol, for he is lhrough. ZENNITH PASTERNACK lO6 Easl 57th Slreel, Brooklyn 3, N. Y. J. l-l. S. 232. C.C.N.Y. Psychialry. Cum Laude: Spanish Service: General Office Serv- ice: Piciure C o m m i l l e e: Tuiorial Spanish and Malh Services: Ralioning: Wrifer's Club: Malh Service. They slabbed Caesar, sho? Lin- coln, and he lives! PETER PATSOURAKOS 636 Carllon Avenue, Brooklyn l7, N. Y. P.S. 9. Columbia. Linguislics. Arisfa: Presidenr, Classical Club: Cum Laude: Junior Red Cross Service: French and Lalin Awards: Forum Lafinum: Minor Award, Classical Club: Lalin Tutorial Service: Ralioning: Program Commiliee. Linguisf: All languages are Greek 'lo him. fr? W s ,'.. s.. ,liz l L fi 0- 1' ,Q .... . X .. .aff . Q: ss 3 .f '33 ,, ' Q wfllllzw 5 :Aix ' an. i f. fi is A5 l sue-ENE PEARLMAN l859 Bergen Srreel, Brooklyn 33, N. Y. J.l-l.S. 2l0. N.Y.U. Engineering. Arisla: Chairman of fhe Grade Adviser's Slaif, Caplain: Chemislry Club, Vice- Presidenl: Grinds Commifiee. Chairman: Junior Red Cross Club: Reorganizalion Commii- ree: Treasurer of Senior Class: Major and Minor Service Awards: Summa Cum Laude: Candidale for Three Year Cup: Posl Regenls Service: Red ant' Black Represen'fa+ive: Service Council: Currenl' Evenls Club. Mr. Langholfs chauffeur - he drives him crazy. NATHAN PELNER 255 Sumner Avenue. Brooklyn 2l, N. Y. P.S. I29. Brooklyn College. Medicine. Ei g h rh Term Represenlalive: Physics Club: Summa Cum Laude: Dance Commiflee: Tickel' Serv- ice: Program Commilfeeg Junior Red Cross Service: A. A. Represenlalive: Liferary Re- corder Sfafl: Posl Regenis Program Commilfee: Viclory Corps. Look, Darwin was righlll NORMAN PELNER 339 Macon Slreer, Brooklyn lb. J.l'l,S. 35. Brooklyn College. Medical Socielyg Summa Cum Laude: Secrerary Service: Senior Room Rep. He walks like a chicken bul is only a cluck. ELI PERLMUTTER l93 Floyd Slreel, Brooklyn 6, N. Y. J.H.S. l48. C.C.N.Y Chemislry. A. A Rep.: Pos? Regenls Service: Grade Ad- visers Service: Physics Service- Chemisiry Tulorial S e rv ic et Viclory Corps.: Cum Laude. Eli was a chemisf, buf he isn'f any more, 'cause whal he +hough1 was H20 was HZSO4. WALGREN PETERSON 52 Decafur Srreef, Brooklyn I6. N.Y. P.S. 93. Cum Laude. The mighfy oak was once a null. , HERBERT PFEFFER l28 Tompkins Avenue, Brooklyn 6, N. Y. J.l'l.S. l48. Pos? Regenls Service: Class Rep.: Library Service: Times Sales- man: Cum Laude. He likes hislory because he's 'Fond of dares. Thirly-'Five EPHRAIM R. RABINOWITZ 536 Ashford Slreel, Brooklyn 7, N.Y. J.l-l.S. 64. N.Y.U. Law. Arisia: Band: Cum Laude: Door Guards: Band Leller: Orchesira: Scholaslic Award. Orchesfraz He lhinks a sfringed insirumeni' is a YO-YO. LEWIS RABINOWITZ 238 Ellery Slreel, Brooklyn 6. N.Y. J.H.S. l48. Rochesler. Medicine. Book Room Service: Cum Laude: Orchesira: Biolog- isi: Melronome: Maior Award: Service Award: Ticker Service: Malh Tulorial Service: Ad- verlising Manager of Track Journal: lnlerscholaslic Discuss- ing Commillee: All Cily High School Band. Medicine-God heals, and Ihe Physician 'lakes +he fee. EDWARD RACHLIN 736 Willoughby Avenue, Brook- lyn 6, N. Y. J.H.S. l48. Colum- bia. Medicine. Arisla: Orches- fra: Biologisl' and Melronome Publicalions: Floor Manager Service: Posl' Regenis Service: lnierscholaslic Discussion Team: Minor Award: Summa Cum Laude. He once had a fhoughl' in his head, buf i+ died of loneliness. DOMINIC RACO 69 Underhill Avenue, Brooklyn I7, N.Y. S+. Teresa. Medicine. Cum Laude: Door Guard: Lunch Room Service: Malh Tulorial Service: Clerical Work. A Body a+ resf fends fo shy af resf-Newfon. WILLIAM RADOVICH IOI7 5O+h Slreel, Brooklyn I9, N.Y. J.H.S. 220. Brooklyn. Chemical Engineering. Cum Laude: Ralioning Service: Posl' Regenls Recording Commillee: A.A. Rep.: Red and Black Rep. He 'Ihinks he is a bargain be- cause he's half off. LLOYD RAMSEY l475 Dean Slreef, Brooklyn I3, N.Y. J.H.S. 2IO. C.C.N.Y. Music. Glee Club: Melody Men: All-Ciry Glee Club: Maor and Minor Scholasric Awards: Service Award: Service Club: Service Council: Door Guard. He thinks a cullured man is raised on a farm. Thiriy-six Q -Q -E: 2. W if f, S :S if -an-'ii m ,g .sgs I . .-V' 1 . . .fi5'1:,f:::?f:-FZ' .1 -i A . 4 -I i i ? AARON RECHT 353 Kingslon Avenue, Brooklyn I3, N. Y. P.S. I67. Brooklyn College. Journalism. Pos? Regenrs Commillee: Door Guard: General Office Service: Jr. Red Cross Club, Capfain: Maior 81 Minor Awards: Ra- iioning. He Ihinks a bagel is a dough- nui wiih an upper crusf. BERTRAM REISMAN SOI Friel Place, Brooklyn IB, N. Y. J.H.S. I36. N. Y. U. Journalism. Red and Black, Edilorial Board: Lirerary Re- corder, Slafl: Associale Edilor, Senior Recorder: Wrifers Club: Cum Laude: Posl Regenls Marking Service: Sporls Cor- respondenl lo Brooklyn Eagle and World-Telegram for Boys High. He combs his hair Ihe wrong way. If should be over his face. DONALD REMIS l7l7 Carroll Slreef, Brooklyn I3, N.Y. J.H.S. 232. Teaching. Glee Club: Maior and Minor Awards: Secondary School Conferences. Why Lady Macbeih married Macbefh. MELVIN RESNICK 942 Easlern Parkway, Brooklyn I3, N. Y. J.H.S. 2I0. C.C.N.Y. Engineering. Cum Laude: Door Guard: Glee Club: Posl Re- genls Service: Class Secrerary. Engineering-So I'haf's why he look Solid Geomefryl RICHARD RICCIOTTI 643 Easf 89 Srreer, Brooklyn l2, N. Y. P.S. II4. Radio Club: Cum Laude: Field Service: Floor Manager Service: Malh Tuforial Service. Field Service-Anofher Specia- Ior ai' +he 'foofball games. HYMAN RIVER 246 Amboy Slreel, Brooklyn l2, N.Y. J.H.S. 252. N.Y.U. Med- icine. Senior Room Repre- senralive: Cum Laude: Band: Radio Club: Malh Cerfifiicale: I-lislory Cerfificale. To+e 'rhaf barge, liH Thai' bale! GERALD ROBBINS 295 Easr 54+h Sfreel, Brooklyn 3, N. Y. P. S. 208. N.Y.U. Liferary Recorder Slafi: Wrilens Club: Book Room and Library Services: Malh and Lafin Cerlificales: Cum Laude: He was elecfed Sennior from fhe sfafe of coma. NORMAN ROSEN I465 Slerling Place, Brooklyn IB, N.Y. J.H,S. 2IO. Brooklyn College. Law. Cum Laude. Anofher blank-daia sheet EDWARD ROSENBAUM 2l8 Soulh Third Srreel, Brook- lyn. J.l-l.S. 50. N.Y.U. Elec- Irical Engineering. General Office Service: Service Club: Class Secrerary. He 'Ihinks a foolball coach has wheels. GERALD ROSENBERG i402 Sferling Place, Brooklyn I3, N. Y. J.l-l.S. 2I0. Glee Club: Door Guard: Ralioning Service? Posf Regenfs Service: Red and Black Service. We pu? his picfure in fo amuse ihe freshies. ALLEN ROTH 2I6 I-Iooper Slreel, Brooklyn, N. Y. J.I'I.S. 5. C.C.N.Y. Engineering. Cum Laude: Sum- ma Cum Laude: Chemisfry Service. He goes fo school five daze a week. MURRAY RUBIN 256 Schenecfady Ave., Brook' lyn I3, N.Y. P.S. I67. C.C.N.Y. Chemical Engineering. Malh Tulorial Service: Radio Club: Minor Lelfer: Cum Laude: Alumni Service: Ralioning: Mr. I-Iansonis Service: Grade Ad- visers Service: Cross Counlry. Chaos slipped in as Rubin de- parted. 'f fr 7,1 f... 'X' . 4' I iii 2 g g '72 I ,wi RAPHAEL RUCCI 3I8 Riverdale Avenue, Brooklvn I2, N.Y. J.I-I.S. IO9. L. I. U. Medicine. Chemisiry Club: Floor Service: Malh Service: Cum Laude: Medical Socieryg Physics Club. Medicine-a wifch docfor. MARVIN RUDISEL 'bfii' we .i if Y' f K ff? g .:,1 -L 'r - I . - I ,H I 4 Albany Avenue, Brooklyn I6. I N.Y. J.I l.S. 35 C.C.N.Y. F, ,T 5 Engineering. Cum Laude: A. ' A, Rep. , Marvin ihinks a book case is a Irial againsi be'Hers. K . ABNER RUDNICK 947 Monrgomery Slreer, Brook- lyn I3, N.Y. J.I-I.S. 232. Brook- I 'R lyn. Engineering. Program Com- ', -' miffee Service. He ihinks the afom is made up of afoms and proieins. I I wx, I 1 WALTER RUINA , 2055 Easf 37+h Slreel, Brooklyn . I3, N.Y. P.S. 25. Cum Laude: Larin Depl. Service: Jr. Red Cross Service: Library Service: Program Commiiiee: Service Club: Ticker Service. , E Waller fook his girl fo a pawn I shop fo gel her a Ioan. a ei -ry: r I r , 1' i y , y BENJAMIN SAFSHETSKY 2 564 Empire Blvd., Brooklyn 25, : N.Y. P.S. 9I. Ciry College. 'N Accounrancy. Orchesfra. He has a clear mind. Perfecfly blank. Joi-IN SANTELLI , 4II Manhafran Avenue, Brook- lyn 22, N.Y. J.I'I.S. 49. Brook- 1 3 . f 1 lyn College of Pharmacy. - Ia' 6 I Pharmacy, Arlendance Service: :WM Spanish Club: Band: Cum Laude: Physics Tuiorial Service. vi He's going on fhe siege- . wi siege of sfarvalion. QF, y 3. . iz? P Pi -sf V ii ...a-up 4 i 3 Thirly-seven EUGENE SARACHMAN 870 42nd Slreel, Brooklyn 32, N.Y. J.H.S. 220. C.C.N.Y. Engineering. Cum Laude: Door Guard: Floor Manager Service: Lake Suad: Library Service: Red and Black Siaii: Ticker Service. He Ihinks Cusier sold lemon- ade a+ his lasi sfand. IRWIN SCHILLER 288 Souih 4th Srreei, Brooklyn Il, N.Y. J.H.S. 50. Cum Laude. He's a member of fhe lug of war feam-'fourfh jerk from fhe Iefi. MEYER SCHLOSSER I83O Prospecf Place. Brooklyn 33, N.Y. P.S. 25. L.l.U. Hu- manifarian. Chem Club: Floor Manager Service: Grade Ad- viser's Service: Library Service: Program Commiilee: I-lisiory Service: Minor Service Award: Summa Cum Laude: Malh Tuforial Service: Special Prinl- er's Service. The ianiior is a 'floor manager ioo. JOHN SCHMIDT I2I Jewel S+reei', Brooklyn 22, N.Y. .l.H.S. I26. Fordham. Marilime Service. Viciory Corps: Junior Red Cross Service: Lunch Room Service. He wanis fo marry fime. IRWIN SCHNAYER i288 S+. Johns Place, Brooklyn I3, N.Y. P.S. I67. Georgia Tech. Engineering. Pan Amer- ican Club: Door Guard: Gen- eral Oiilice Service: Laie Squad: Service Club: Maior Service Award: Viclory Corps Rep.: A.A. Rep.: Red and Black Rep. He wenf oui on a blind date and 'rock a 'Hn cup. ARTHUR SCHNEIDER 306 Wes? Marker Slreel, Polis- ville, Pa.. Konuf School for Boys. Engineering, Summa Cum Laude: Marh Service: Spanish Service. He came, he saw, he wen+. Thirry-eighi LEONARD SCHNEIDERMAN I444 Park Place, Brooklyn I3, N.Y. J.H.S. 210. N. Y. U. Physicisi. Arisia: German Serv- ice, Capiain: Grade Adviser's Commirlee: Chemisfry Service: Class Secrefary: Candidale for A.A. Presideni. He was voied class wif, but only half ihe class vofed. HAROLD SCHWARTZ 659 Lefierfs Avenue, Brooklyn 3, N.Y. P.S. 9I. New York Uni- versify. Arfs and Science. Arisia, Treasurer: Red and Black, Co- Edilor in Chief: Senior Re- corder, Co-Ediior in Chief: bfh Term Rep. of A.A.: Candidale for Vice-Pres. of A.A.: Club Club dale: asiic Black, Club Vice-Pres. of Classical Orcheslra: Pres. of Press Three Year Cup Candi- Maior and Minor Schol- Awards for Red and Orcheslra, and Classical General Office, Grade Advisers, and Program Com- mirlee Service. He's so ihin, 'fhaf he's marked absenr when he sfands side- ways in gym. JEROME SCHWARTZ 385 Sourh 4+h Sfreei, Brooklyn I I, N.Y. Yeshiva Torah Jaclaaih. Brooklyn College. Teaching. Vice-Pres. Hebrew Club: Door Guard: Floor Manager Serv- ice: lvriah: Senior Room Rep. Posi Regenis Service. How did he get in here? 426 Columbia S+. Brooklyn 33. . . . . . Affendance Bureau: Door Guard: Service Club: Major and Minor Service Awards' Clean-up Squad: New- man Club: Spanish Service. He mean+ well. 'ff 3 :ibm :f-. ROBERT sconmxro ig NY PS 27 I Y f I25 Ten Eyck Walk, Brooklyn 6. . Arisfa' Capiain Malh Team: Program Commiifee Service: Major and Minor Scholasfic Awards: Serve ice Council: Physics Service: Maih Club. He's so small fhai' he reads by The lighf of a hof 'Foot MARVIN SEGNER iiii NX. UJ. H. s. 49 I LELAND sELsKY 54lA Kosciusko Sfreei, Brooklyn 2I, N. Y. P. S. 74. N.Y.U. Medicine. Clerical Aid: French Aid: Lafin Office: Malh Club: Program Commiliee Service: Summa Cum Laude. He wenf ro fhe Bufcher's par+y -'rhe Meaiball. JORDAN SEMACHOWITZ 287 Soulh Second Sfreel, Brook- lyn ii. N. Y. J.H.S. so. Brooklyn. Slalislics. C u m Laude. He'd look like Clark Gable if he walked backwards. AARON SHAPIRO 269 Graham Avenue, Brooklyn. J.l-l.S. 49 C.C.N,Y. Accounl- ancy. Arisla: Cum Laude: English Service: Field Service: Business Manager of Recorder: Red and Black Rep.: Red and Black Sfally Glee Club: A. A. Rep., Floor Manager Service: Summa Cum Laude. Our lover boy -The Scribe. JEROME SHAPIRO IO43 Hopkinson Avenue, Brook- lyn I2, N.Y. P. S. l65. N.Y.U. Medicine. Mgr. Varsiry Fool- ball Team: Assislanr Mgr. Var- sify Foolball Team: Cum Laude Maier Leller: Rafioninq: Malh Cerlificales: Secrelary of Gym Class: Manager ol J. V. Fool- ball Team. Physician, heal lhyself. VINCENT SIGNORELLI 2544 Easl 23rd Slreel, Brook- lyn 29, N.Y. P. S. 44. L.l.U. Medicine. Arisra: Book Room Service: Classical Club: Secre- fary: Library Service: Summa Cum Laucle: Lalin Tulorial Service. Medicine-They'll bury his mis- fakes. THEODORE SIMMON 236 Surnpfer Sl., Brooklyn. J.l'l.S. 35. N.Y.U. Minislry. General Ollice Service: Serv- ice Club: Service Awards in French: French Tulorial Serv- ice: Ralioninq. We'd like 'lo see him gel ahead-He needs one. AARON SKLAR IO9 Ten Eyck Walk, Brooklyn 6, N. Y. J.l'l.S. 49. Cify Col- lege. Accounlancy. C u m Laude: Summa Cum Laude: Times Service: Ralioninq Serv- ice: AA. Rep. Gel wha? you like or be forced lo like whaf you gel. A 'Q w as ' is K fu.. sr .3 'Bi i r k s so k. Q. E. ALBERT SKOLNICK l5OO Sferling Place, Brooklyn l3, N. Y. J.l'l.S. 210. Prarl lnslilure. Archifecfure. Cum Laude: Hislory Cerlificale: Ralioning Service. Besl all around man777 HERBERT SLOMOWITZ 52I Powell Slreel, Brooklyn I2, N.Y. J.l-l.S. l09. Brooklyn College. Social Work. A. A. Execulive Council: Wrilers Club: Cum Laude: Floor Man- ager Service: Red and Black Rep.: Pos? Regenls Week Work: Music Apprecialion. He's skating on fhin ice- cracked. GERARD SOLA 25 Monumenl Walk, Brooklyn l, N.Y. P. S. 54. Fordham. Ac- counling. Arisfa: Varsify Base- ball: J. V. Baseball: Soccer Team, Caplain: Track: Glea Club: Cum Laude: Gym Serv- ice: Door Guard: Field Serv- ice: Maior Afhlelic Leflers: Library Service: Lunch Room Service: Service Club: Vic- tory Corps: Newman Club: Afhlefic Council. We can'1 knock him. he'd kick foo much. NICHOLAS SOLIMENE 353 Marion Slreer, Brooklyn, 33 N.Y. J.H.S. 73. Arisfa: Ten- nis Team, Manager: Chem Club, Pres.: Key Room Serv- ice, Caplain: Minor Alhlelic Leller: Minor Service Award: Service Council: Summa Cum Laude: Lalin Tulorial Service: Classical Club Mr Caslkas beHer half. 238 Powers Slreer, Brooklyn ll, N Y J l'l S 49 C.C.N.Y. Radio. Cum Laude Red and Black e ass Ca fain: Class Secrerary Hell make his money from crooked dough--prelzels. . Q CARL sPlel.voeEL rg Us :I ... ' il RP.: Ci ' p 1 Q. N . JOSEPH STABILE 433 Lorimer Slreef, Brooklyn 6, N.Y. J.l-l.S. 49. Fordham. La-N. Cum Laude: Debarinq Team: Door Guard: Floor Manager Service: Library Service: Red and Black Slall. He may be a surveyor's son bL l' ch, whal a map. Thirry-nine JOHN STANKEVITZ 78 Duponl Sfreel, Brooklyn 22, N.Y. J.I-I.S. I26. Alrendance Service: Cum Laude: lnlra- Mural Soflball Team. Wake up, you're graduaiing. BERNARD STARR 54 Lofl Avenue, Brooklyn I2, N. Y. P.S. I65. Brooklyn College ol Pharmacy. Phar- macy. Foofball Team, Assisi- anf Manager: Cum Laude: Library Service: Melody Men! Glee Club: All Cily Glee Club. He gof a silver medal for singing and a gold one for shufiing up. LEONARD STEA 'ISIS I2Ih Avenue, Brooklyn. N.Y. J.H.S. 220. Glee Club. G-lee Club-Whai are you so happy abouf? IRA STEIFEL 846 Franklin Avenue, Brooklyn 25, N. Y. P. S. 24I. Brooklyn College. Engineering. Cum Laude: Field Service: Caplain Floor Manager Service: Lunch Room Service: Orcheslrat Major Scholasiic Award: Mafh Tutorial Service: Posl Regenl Service: Allied Relief Service. Ira ihinks Ihai Scofch cows give condensed milk. HARRY SUSS 289 Nosrrand Avenue, Brooklyn I6, N, Y. P. S. 54. N.Y.U. Medicine. Li+erary Recorder Slail: Chemislry Club: Hislory Service: General Office Serv- ice: Grade Advisers Service: Marh Tuforial Service: Posf Regenis Service: Ernploymenl Service: Floor Managers Serv- ice: Class Service. Small 'things come in big pack- ages. DONALD SWEETING I9l Meserole Avenue, Brooklyn 22, N. Y. Kings Poinr. Navy. Cum Laude: Door Guard: Lunch Room Service: Service Club: Glee Club: Class Oi- ficer. He has learned nolhing and forgoHen if. Forry A 0 .. ,.., .- 1 if 2 .1.: . Ai?fZ?X2g. : f if J. V' W egg 4, Q Yu. Q! - .... i f... 1 Q. , '. 'f - r, I -5' Qs-mr .1 . .... f' . . 5 5 Qi.. . :Q::a.1 fs' i 4: PILYK3 1 1 va' ., .. .9 . I W , N img R Y . , X X N FLOYD SWENSON I25 Rogers Avenue, Brooklyn, N.Y. Bulkeley High School. Cum Laude: Classroom Serv- ice. You musf be fired. MORTON TANNENBAUM ISI Easl 92nd Slreef, Brooklyn I2, N. Y. J.H.S. 232. Law. 50Wlir1q Team: Cum Laude: Ticker Service. Bowling Team-He's gof Iwo sirilres againsf him. CARL TASH 9I Cook Slreer, Brooklyn 6. N.Y. J.H.S. 49. C.C.N.Y. Accounlancy. Hebrew Club: Posl Regenis Service: English Service: Cum Laude: lvrian. He's learning more and more abou+ less and less every day. JOSEPH TEITELBAU M 586 Maple SI., Brooklyn 3, N. Y. P. S. 9I. Brooklyn College. Accounrancy. No? even Gym Service? VITO TERRANOVA 260 Cornelia Srreef, Brooklyn 2I, N. Y. J. I-I. S. 85. Brook- lyn C 0 I I e g e. Engineering. lI'aIian, Newman, Currenr Evenis Clubs: French Service Grade Adviser's Service: Sum- rna Cum Laude: French and Ifalian Tuforial Service: Red and Black Represenraiive. He fhinks ifalics are naiives of Haly. LUCAS THEODOROU 42 Diamond Slreef, Brooklyn 22, N. Y. P. S. IIO. Door Guard: Lunch Room Service: Service Club: Ralioning Serv- ice. Rafioning: Where was he when Ihey were giving ou+ brains? VINCENT TITONE 92-I5 5lsl Avenue, Elmhurst, L. I. P. S. l57. General Ol- fice Service: Ration Book Serv- ice: Class Service. He's allergic to tomatoes since his vaudeville days. MICHAEL TOMAO 33 South Elliott Place, Brook- lyn I7, N. Y. Hamilton High School. Attendance Service! Door Guards: Service Club: Service Award. Attendance service: He at- tended B.H.S. for four years! NICHOLAS TOMMASO 264 Bushwick Avenue, Brooklyn 6. N.Y. J.H.S. 49. C.C.N.Y. Business. Red and Black Col- leclor. Business: At least he has some experience. VINCENT TOOMEY 292 Hoyt Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. St. Agnes. He's a perfect blank. GEORGE TORRERO 59 Varet Street, Brooklyn 6. N. Y. J.H.S. 49. C.C.N.Y. Engineering. Rifle Team: Glee Club: Cum Laude. He shoots a mean seven. JOSEPH TRIPI 249 Montrose Avenue, Brook- lyn 6, N, Y. J.H.S. 49. St. Johns University. Medicine. Cum Laude. Medicine: There are more ways than one to get doped. EDWARD TRUSH 99 Stagg Walk, Brooklyn 6. N.Y. J.H.S. 49. Commerce Law. Arista: Chairman of the Grade Advisers Service, Lieu- tenant: Math Team: Math Club: Library Service, Cap- tain: Post Regents Program Committee: Summa Cum Laue: Red and Black Floor Manager Service: I Minor and 2 Maior Scholastic Awards: Treasurer ot the Senior Class: Senior Recorder, Grinds Com- mittee: Chemistry Club: Cur- rent Events Club: Math Serv- ice: French Service: Door Guard: Service Club. May our purses be heavy and our hearts light. ARTHUR TUCKER I34-22 234th Street, Laurelton, Long Island, Queens. P.S. I26. Medicine. If brevity is the soul of wit, his activities must be very funny. PERRY VASCELLARO l287 Putnam Avenue, Brooklyn, N.Y. P.S. l45. Fordham Uni- versity. Chemical Engineering. Cross Country: Track Team: Departmental Service: Door Guard: Field Service: 3 Major Letters: I Minor: Service Club: Winged Foot Club. He that knows nothing,doubts nothing. STANLEY VICTOR I020 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn 5. N.Y. P.S. 45. Ohio State University. Optometry. Foot- ball Rep.: Door Guard: Orches- tra: Leaders Corps: Cum Laude: Clerical Help: Bazaar Help, Soloist. He got his vaccination with a victrola needle. NICHOLAS VIGLIONE 34 Ten Eyck Street, Brooklyn 6, N.Y. J.H.S. 49. Brooklyn College. Service Club: Door Guard: Auditorium Service: Attendance Monitor. He paints rabbits on bald heads to put hares on them. EDWARD VISICH l554 83rd Street, Brooklyn 28, N.Y. J.H.S. I36. Fordham. Arista: A. A. Executive Coun- cil: Chess Team: Pan American Club: Rationing: Le Courrier: Forum Latinum: La Voz, Editor- in-Chiet: Frederick Douglass Society: Three Year Spanish Award: Math Tutorial Service: Regents Recording Servic-, Class Secretary: Post Regents Service. Come and trip it as you go, On the light fantastic toe. - Milton. Forty-one HARRY von DOHLEN 23l Scheneclady Avenue, Brook- lyn I3, N. Y. P. S. I67. Arisla: Office Squad: Cum Laude: Library Slall: Marh Cerlilicafe: Arl Service: German Service: Red and Black Rep.: Recorder: Posl Regenfs Service: Ralion- ing Service: Financial Secrelary, Senior Class. Do you know lhe road lo Mandalay? Well, lake il. VINCENT VUOLO l838 8Olh Slreel, Brooklyn, N.Y. J.l-l.S. 227. Library Serv- ice. Library Service. ls fha? an aciivi+y or a punishmenl? GEORGE H. WADE Jr. 227 Reid Avenue, Brooklyn 2I, N.Y. J.H.S. 35. Service Club: Field Service: Door Guard: Hall Service. He's geH'ing ouf of Boys High on poinfs. MILTON WALVICK i280 Dean Sfreel, Brooklyn lb, N.Y. J.l l.S. 64. Brooklyn Col- leqe of Pharmacy. Pharmacy. Posl Regenls Service: Class Secrelary: Cum Laude. His hopes are noi always realized, but he always hopes. MORTIMER WARFMAN 642 Willoughby Avenue, Brook- lyn 6, N.Y. J.l'l.S. I48. Brook- lyn College. Handball Team: Aliendance Bureau: Cum Laude: Alhlelic Leller: Class Secrelary. He fha? nofhing quesfionlh, nofhing learnelh. JOHN WEBBER I79 Ocean Parkway, Brooklyn IO, N.Y. Immaculale l-learr of Mary School. Wesl Poinl. Engineering. Presidenl ol' A. A.: Arisra: A.A. Council: Base- ball, Maior Leller: Band: Carn- paign Manager lor Red and Black Parly: Salvage Direclor: Orcheslra: Red and Black Slallq Dance Commillee: Swap Shop Drive: Vice Presidenl, Alhleiic Council: Nalional War Fund Drive: Physics, Mafh, Civics and Allendance Services: Elec- lor lo Borough Sludenl Coun- Cilr Cum Laude. l love Jack Webber because Fo rly-lwo R rr ri r .i . ,,.,.,.,,,,,...,.,.,,,, 3 i ii 'Q il 1... ALFRED WEBER 457 4Orh Slreel, Brooklyn 32, N.Y. P.S. I36. Universiiy of Penn. Engineering. G e r m a n Squad: Secrerarial Service. He's noi' his bro'l'her's keeper. He doesn'l work in fhe zoo. EDWIN WEINBERG 558 Ralph Avenue, Brooklyn 33, N.Y. J.H.S. 2lO. U. S. Navy. Avialion Mechanics. Library Slalzl: Arl Service: Cum Laude: Door Guard, Caplain: Posl Regenls Service: German Serv- ice: Spanish Service: A.A. Rep.: Red and Black Rep.: Field Service: Dance Comrnillee. He hides his infelligence be- hind a veil of ignorance. MELVIN WEINER l658 Sl. Johns Place, Brooklyn 33, N. Y. J.H.S. 210. C.C.N.Y. Business. Biology Service: Posr Regenls Service: Cum Laude. Flooded wifh aciivilies. MURRAY WEINER 738 Howard Avenue, Brooklyn l2, N.Y. J.l-l.S. 252. Julliard Conservalory of Music. Sing- ing. Major and Minor Schol- aslic Awards: Glee Club: Melody Men: Viclory Corps: Boys High War Aclivifies Commillee: All Cily Chorus. Caruso was a greai singer. Murray's beHer slill. GERALD WEINSTEIN 2l9 Penn Sl., Brooklyn ll, N.Y. P.S. l22. Syracuse Uni- versily. Medicine. Co-Leader Arisla: Summa Cum Laude: Tennis Team: Band: Orcheslra: Program Commillee: Co-Edi+or- in-Chief of Senior Recorder: Candidale lor Three Year Cup: Co-Edilor-in-Chief of Red and Black: Scholasfic Council: Civics Service: Phy- sical Scienlisl: Malh Tulorial Service: Salvage Direclor: Elec- lor fo Borough Sludenl' Coun- cil: Presidenl' of lhe Press Club: Maior and Minor Serv- ice and Scholaslic Awards: Floor Manager Service, Secre- lary. Tennis Team: He's gof a rackef in +he Chemislry Class. SAMUEL WELCOME 307 Lewis Avenue, Brooklyn 2l, N.Y. P.S. 44. Arisla: Fool- ball Team: Lalin Classical Club: Gym Service: Maior and Minor Lellers: Program Com- millee: Forum Lalinum: Marh Service: French Service: Hall Service: Summa Cum Laude. He learned how +o block by pushing people in'I'o 'Phe ward- robe. VICTOR WERBER I95 Sullivan Place, Brooklyn 25, N.Y. Rabbi J. Joseph, Man- hailan. U.S.C. Adverlisinq. Imagine wha+ he could do in anofher four years. DAVID WEXLER 4I IO Filth Avenue, Brooklyn 32, N.Y. J.l'l,S. l36. C.C.N.Y. Julliard. Music. Library Serv- ice: Orchesira: Wriiers Club. WriIer's Club--He geis all 'Ihe cramps. RONALD WILLIAMS 283 Bainbridge Slreef, Brook- lyn 33, N. Y. J.H.S. 35. N.Y.U. Music. Service Club: Door Guard. My way of felling a ioke is falling Ihe Irufh. Tha'I's Ihe funniesi ioke in fhe world. ,, S N ' I 3 f : 'if 1 r, Gamma Shy WILLIAM WOLFSON l5O0 SI. Johns Place, Brooklyn I3, N.Y. J.l'l.S. ZIO. Brooklyn College. Teaching. Arisla: Band: French Service: Major Lelfer for Band: Orchesfra: Program Commilieeg Scholaslic Award for Orcheslrag Summa Cum Laude. He has Iwo regreis in life: I. He has fo sfop eafing Io sleep. 2. He has 'to wake up Io eat PHILIP WONG 402 Albee Square, Brooklyn I, N.Y. BS. 5. Table Tennis Team: Door Guard: Malh Tulorial Service: Cum Laude. Phil is as acfive as Helium. EUGENE WOOD 243 McDonough Slreef, Brook- lyn 33, N.Y. J.I-I.S. 35. C.C.N.Y. Mechanical Engineering. Field Service: Certificate of Merit, Mafh 3: Cum Laude. They also give hisiory ceriifi- cafes. THEODORE ZACH IO6 Soufh Second Sfreel, Brooklyn II, N.Y. P.S. I7. Poly Tech. Aeronauiical En- gineering. Cum Laude: Leaders Corps: Red and Black Rep.: Ralioninq. Las1 seaf, Las? row, Las? grind, Le+'s goI Grinds Commifiee. Seymour Bierman, Ilb7 Lenox Road, Brooklyn, N.Y. Anfhony Buscaino, 9bI E. 94Ih Sfreef, Brooklyn, N.Y. 'Nalier Kaplan, 583 Halsey Sfreef, Brooklyn, N.Y. Anfhony Lo Perfido, I75 Nassau S+reeI, Brooklyn, N.Y. Eugene Mannucci, 33 E. 98I'h Sfreef, Brooklyn, N.Y. Joseph McEnroy, I385 SI. John's Place, Brooklyn, N.Y. Joseph Payne, 66 Halsey Sheer, Brooklyn, N.Y. Forly-Ihree ScholasTic Hall of Fame John Abdalian has managed To combine a Summa Cum Laude average wiTh more Than a score oT services plus a hunk oT aThleTics. Vice-PresidenT oT The Senior Class, John also served as EdiTor oT The Forum LaTinum, PubliciTy DirecTor Tor ArisTa, PresidenT oT The ScholasTic Council and was very acTive in The ExecuTive Council. ln The range oT aThleTics, our handsome hero is a crack shoT, having won Two leTTers Tor his work. MarTin BlumenThal has won his laurels as The popular A. A. Vice- PresidenT. MarTy is EdiTor oT The Forum LaTinum , CapTain of The Program CommiTTee, SergeanT-aT-Arms ol: ArisTa, and an AssociaTe EdiTor OT The Senior Recorder. AdepT aT using The verbal or wriTTen word, Buzz capTains The DebaTing Team, won TirsT prize in The Decs, and Welcomed you To his Wig- wam in The Red and Black. No slouch in scholarship, MarTy was a candidaTe Tor The Three Year Cup wiTh 9515? Tor an average. BurTon BoglTsh specializes in The Tine arTs, wriTing and drawing Tor many publicaTions. Humphrey, as we like To call him, enioys a mean 94.4Zp average. ArisTa found him grade-A maTerial and he joined The ranks oT ThaT selecT group. Bogey has worked on boTh The LiTerary and Senior Recorder, Der AusruTer , and Le Courrieru. and is a member OT The Program CommiTTee and MaTh Club. Sanford Bordman claims a niche in The Hall oT Fame Tor his 94W average and ArisTa pin. A sTaTT member oT The Red and Black and The lvrian , he has also been an acTive parTicipanT in a number oT clubs, such as The ChemisTry, Chess, Hebrew, and The Pan-American SocieTy. Sandy has served on a greaT many of The so-called minor services which may have less glamour Than oThers. ForTy-Tour Sidney Finkel can Tell you anyThing you wanT To know aboul' Tigures-geomeTric ones. A MaTh Team boy from a-way back, This PanemiTe, who is a mere 6 TeeT 4 inches and Tull of angles, rolled up a 94.7Wp average while a member oT ArisTa, The PosT-RegenTs Program CommiTTee, Physics and Chem service. ShorTy roughed iT on The CurrenT EvenTs Club, and was a candidaTe Tor The Three Year Cup. Judah GribeTz leaves B. H. S. an ArisTa boy, sporTing more Than 93929 worTh oT average. He is especially acTive on publicaTions, having served on The Red and Black , Le Courrier , and The Senior Recorder. Judy earned his major awards as CapTain oT boTh The Floor Managers' and French OTTice service. He includes among his oTher acTiviTies The Service and A. A. Coun- cils, and The Grade Advisers' STaTf. Wolfgang Hallo walks oTT wiTh The class honor of ValedicTorian as a resulT of his remarkable 98.5'Zp average. Bill lhis middle name is Williaml has a sTun- ning lisT oT awards and services To his crediT. He wields a mighTy poTenT pen as evidenced by his posiTions oT EdiTor of The LiTerary Recorder , The lvrian , and PresidenT of The WriTers' Club. This Co-Leader oT ArisTa won The Three Year Cup, and The FirsT Year ArisTa Medal, and-a minor aThleTic leTTerl Harold KalksTein is anoTher lad who's sTrong on numbers and will make a Tine bookie. This MaThleTe, who is Co-CapTain oT The Team and Co-Treasurer oT ArisTa, also Tinds Time To dabble in liTeraTure having conTribuTed To Le Courrier , Der AusruTer , and The Grinds CommiT'Tee. For his diligenT eTTorTs, he has been presenTed wiTh Tour awards. Harold has a 95.272 average and was a CandidaTe Tor The coveTed Three Year Cup. ITU UI WA fI'lQ X Y ..-., . x X IJ K ABDX1 5 AN y., ' AH? .ffl C? SVINKH -I X v ff f 11 MRGQQ If MSEGN ER kj UF :lx I MMR' aff n. , W ', n ,isa VTMHPFJII . Q. an ,X '-Q w f y JGQTQTZ 'EL I ? ', .9 4, 4, I P. NM l!xRK I fl f ETRUSH 3 ,,., F3 Q? ff is 335 me woc5 s m4 fb VJ. H L 100 rw . Y x f EWRIWN EVISICH S.BfJ52I3VWJ x 9 , I H1115 U CS I ' - 4. Smilfxw. V I l . f E.XJUNS lQ UN ScholasTic Hall of Fame Theodore Karger who is graduaTing in his sevenTh Term has, neverTheless, managed, in This shorT Time, To compile an enviable record. Among his ouT- sTanding services are: Managing EdiTor oT The Red and Black , AssociaTe EdiTor oT The Senior Recorder , 6Th Term Rep, and Vice- PresidenT OT The Press Club. An ArisTa boy, wiTh a 92.5fhp average, Teddy has been Chair- man oT The BeauTiTul Girl ConTesT, and, The recipienT oT Two major awards. Paul Newmark is anoTher oT Mr. Panem's proTeges. He sporTs a 93W average besides a long roll oT services. A leading member oT The lv1aTh Team, and PresidenT OT The lv1aTh Club, Paul has also worked on The LiTerary Recorder , The Grinds CommiTTee, Grade Advisers' STaTT, and The Program CommiTTee. Mr. N. also has To his crediT a major and minor award in recogniTion OT The conscienTious periormance oT his duTies. Eugene Pearlman makes Mr. KaplowiTz's Grade Adviser's OTTice his second home. Perhaps ThaT is because he is CapTain oT ThaT service. Gene labored on The Program CommiTTee, headed The Grinds CommiTTee and was admiTTed To ArisTa. Serv- ing as Treasurer of The Senior Class, he held a lucraTive posiTion. However, our TaiTh in him and his 942, average was jusTiTied, and The Senior Class graduaTed wiThouT a deTiciT. Haroid SchwarTz cerTainly meriTs his place in The Hall. He has The disTincTion oT being boTh Co-EdiTor-in-ChieT of The Red and Black and The Senior Re- corder . and is one oT The nicesT Tellows we know. Co-Treasurer oT ArisTa, 6Th Term Rep., a 94 percenTer, and a CandidaTe Tor The Three Year Cup, he has also held The posTs oT PresidenT oT The Classical and Press Clubs. Musically inclined, our Tair-haired boy Tiddled away zealously in The OrchesTra Tor MaesTro Weil. ForTy-six Marvin Segner goes around dropping hypoTenuses and pyTha- gorean Theories all over The place. This menTal monsTer co-capTains The MaTh Team when he is noT working on The PosT RegenTs Program CommiTTee or Physics service. ATTer puTTing The whole MaTh Club To work, iT is learned ThaT his average hiTs a snappy 95727. The blond rascal claims major and minor awards Tor The MaTh Team, and had no Trouble in gaining enTrance To ArisTa. Edward Trush was also drawn To The MaTh Team by The irresisTable lure oT sine curves. BuT Ed didn'T sTop There. He wenT on To become Treasurer oT The Senior Class, LieuTenanT oT The Grade Advisers' Board, a member oT The Grinds Com miTTee, and CapTain oT Library service. By virTue oT This, major awards, and his 94? average, he is privileged To wear ThaT Red and Black pin signiTying he is in ArisTa. Edward Visich is one oT Those quieT, modesT chaps who conTribuTe much wiTh liTTle TanTare. Wifh his Tlair Tor The pen, Ed Tound iT easy To scribble away and became EdiTor-in-ChieT oT La Voz , and a member on The ediTorial board oT The Forum LaTinum , and Le Courrier . He is also Vice-PresidenT oT The Pan-American and Classical Clubs. A Top-noTch service record, as well as a 94W average cleared The paTh Tor his admiTTance To ArisTa. Gerald WemsTem is known To us all as The Co-EdiTor-in-Chief oT The Red and Black and Co-Leader oT ArisTa. This energeTic lad has also gained The posiTions OT Co-EdiTor-in-Chief oT The Senior Recorder and Co-DelegaTe To The ScholasTic Council. We imagine ThaT Jerry is going a biT Co-Co in The nuT. Flashing a 955W average, which made him a CandidaTe Tor The Three Year Cup, G. W. has won his minor leTTer on The Tennis Team, and has awards Tor many services. THESE FOUR SHORT YEARS icomanued Trom Page in Frank Pomilla, and Julius JusTin scored a clean sweep Tor The Allied STudenTs ParTy. Already, many of our class's Top men had been in- rlucTed inTo ArisTa. The Red and Flack an- nounced a sysfem oT exchanging leTTers wiTh English girls in England. The I944 grid season came To a close wiTl1 Tour games being losT by The scrappy Team. For The Third successive Time lyou guessed iTl The MaThleTes did iT again, Taking TirsT place in The I. M. L. SPRING T945 As sevenTh Termers. we were nearing The Tinal rungs in The scholasTic ladder. Our class now began To carve iTs niche in The records of Boys High. One incidenT aTTer anoTher proved ThaT This class conTained The maTerial necessary Tor leadership in The school. AT The opening assembly, we wiTnessed The inauguraTion of Richard Koch, Sol RogaTnick, and Na+ SchmuTTer. The second BeauTiTul Girl ConTesT wiTh Is Your Lassy Classy? as oTlicial slogan, was sTaged. John RoberT Powers acTed as iudge and The sTudenTs voTed Miss Joan Howell as Miss Boys High l945 in The colorful and very successful evenT. A powerful Track Team compleTed a memor- able season, by winning numerous meeTs, and smashing many records. ForemosT was The amazing Time of 3:26.15 by our NaTional Champ Mile Relay in The largesl' meeT in The EasT- The B. H. S. Track MeeT aT Randall's Island. Again, all war acTiviTies were oversub- scribed, and our popular Pan American Band was asked To enTerTain aT several conTeens. Towards The end oT The Term, we were sTunned by The sorrowful news of The deaTh oT our beloved PresidenT Franklin Delano RoosevelT. A monTh laTer we parTicipaTed in a long-- awaiTed V-E Day Assembly. Oh yes! The MaThleTes won again. FALL i945 WiTh The exodus oT lasT Term's graduaTing class, The former group oT wide-eyed freshies were now sTarTing The lasl' lap of Their Tour year journey. We were now members oT The ExalTed Order of Seniors, and hasTened To purchase The silver dollar size buTTon in recog- niTion. PracTically all high posiTions in The school were garnered by members of our class. John Webber, MarTin Blumenthal and VincenT Traf- TicanTe were elecTed PresidenT Vice PresidenT, and SecreTary, respecTively, aTTer novel elec- Tion campaigning. Harold SchwarTz and Gerald WeinsTein became Co-EdiTors-ln-Chief of The Red and Black , while Theodore Karger held The posiTion oT Managing EdiTor. On The champion MaTh Team, which had won The ciTy championship six Times in eighT Terms aT Boys, were Harold KalksTein, Marvin Segner as Co-CapTains. We elecTed as our senior oTTicers, Len Schneiderman-PresidenT, John Abdalian-Vice PresidenT, Philip De Marco- SecreTary, John Webber-saluTaTorian, Harry von Dohlen-Financial SecreTary and Lorenzo Maglio as SergeanT-aT-Arms. Gerald Wein- sTein and Wolfgang Hallo were elecTed ArisTa Leaders. As proof oT The abiliTy To organize and carry ouT vasT underTakings, our senior class creaTed a senior Team, ThaT will long remain in our memories. Many social evenTs, such as The Fall FooTball Frolics , and The B. H. S. SkaTe , were sTaged. WiTh commencemenT exercises, Tour evenTTul and happy years will have come To a close. We shall never TorgeT These years. They will remain in our memories Torever. Fo rTy-seven AThleTic: Hall, of Fame Frank Avolio has covered The hoT corner Tor Coach Harry Kane's baseball aggregaTion Tor The pasT Two years. The recipienT oT Two maior leTTers Tor his eTTorTs, Frank was a viTal reason oT The nine's pasT successTul season. He looks wiTh iusTiTiable pride upon his sTickwork, which neTTed him a .386 baTTing average during The '45 campaign, The second highesT mark on The Team. GT all The hiTs ThaT Frank smacked ouT, The one ThaT was mosT proTiTable was The game winning bingle he garnered againsT Manual, giving The squad a 2-I vicTory. The solid Third sacker's besT single ouTing was a 3 Tor 4 record againsT Brooklyn Tech. Alex Baldwin was elecTed alTernaTe capTain of The Mullermen during This, his Third year on The varsiTy Team. Al has noT capTured much oT The spoTlighT in his capaciTy as blocking back, buT neverTheless he has become one oT The mosT Teared mem- bers oT The Team because oT his hard, rugged Tackling and blocking. The disTincTion oT being one of The very Tew blocking backs ever chosen To a scholasTic all-sTar Team wenT To Baldy This year, when The N. Y. World-Telegram chose him To iTs All-PSAL squad. DespiTe all The key Tackles and blocks he's made, Al goT his biggesT kick Trom scoring his only Two scholasTic T. D.'s, This season. Frank Barbaro is anoTher hard-plugging member oT The TooT- ball Team. Red , who has served as one oT Mr. Muller's charges Tor Two years, saw much acTion This season while subbing Tor lggie RappaporT, or Tom McDonough aT end. Frank raTes, as his Top Thrill, The Touchdown caTch he made oT a pass againsT Lincoln, one oT The Tour Touchdowns scored againsT The Coney ls- landers all season. The Tall. lanky wingman also seT up a Touchdown To aid in The Team's vic- Tory over Tech, when he blocked an Engineer punT aTTer breaking Through The huge Blue and WhiTe line. ForTy-eighT Hal Goldberg is currenTly Co-CapTain oT The baskeTeers, and key Tloorman oT Coach Ramer's squad. Be- specTacled Harold has proven ThaT besides handling The ball, he can also hiT The baskeT, and in his perTormance aT The Madison Square Garden This season he Tound The range Tor Three excepTionally long seT shoTs. lvlr. Ramer almosT losT This valuable operaTor when Hal broke a kneecap in an exhibiTion TilT wiTh AuTomoTive lasT year, buT he came TighTing back and was a valuable asseT To The Team during The second halT oT The '44-'45 season. As graduaTion claims Hal, CCNY will gain a Tine ball player who inTends To make himselT TelT on The Lavender quinTeT. RoberT Goldberg TypiTies The hard working, persisTenT members oT Doc ElsTein's Track group. NOT having covered himselT wiTh much glory, Bob has none- Theless puT in much Time during his Two years on The squad. lT is Tor This reason ThaT The Hall oT Fame CommiTTee Teels ThaT he deserves recogniTion as well as The more celebraTed sporTsTers. RoberT is also a member of The Winged FooT Club, an organizaTion Tor The Track minded sTudenTs oT Boys High. Alvin Golub is a Two-sporT member oT The Hall oT Fame. On This year's soccer Team, Al served as inside leTT, and was one OT The sparkplugs ThaT led The lv1ablemen's fine finish. Besides his acTiviTy on The soccer Team, Al also was on The base- ball squad, which, under Coach Kane, Tinished well Too. Al was a member of The piTching sTaTT on boTh The J. V. and VarsiTy nines. serving mainly as a relief man. Dominick Grassl gained his niche in The Hall oT Fame by virTue oT his work on The soccer and baseball Teams. As a goal Tender of The booTers, Dom regards The Tine, shuT-ouT performance he Turned in againsT STuyvesanT as his besT. 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The .363 average he slammed ouT a season ago was The second highesT on The Team, and led The league's Third basemen. He likes To re- call The Time in '44 when he collecTed Tive hiTs in Tive Trips To The plaTe againsT Manual. lvlac's performance as TirsT sTring end Tor The Mullermen was climaxed when he snared a pass ThaT scored an exTra poinT, and Thus Tur- nished The margin oT vicTory over Tech This season. John Mermon conTinues The line oT Tine marksmen ThaT Alma MaTer has been Turning ouT oT laTe. ln his sec- ond year on The Nimrods, The diminuTive marksman was chosen as The capTain oT Mr. l.owen's riTle Team. Johnny has noTched an ExperT Rifleman RaTing To cap an impressive lisT OT a dozen oTher awards ThaT he has amassed. Besides leading The Team's scoring in numerous meeTs, John has, as his proudesT achievemenT, The Tying oT The Boys High All- Time high riTle score. The previous mark, which was seT in I935, sTood unTil iT was broken lasT year, and iT was This new record oT I9O ouT oT 200 ThaT John equalled. Jerry Sola has been acclaimed by The senior class as This Term's BesT All 'Round AThleTe , and righT- Tully so, Tor he is a major leTTer winner in FiTTy Three sporTs. Jerry capTained The soccer Team To iTs besT Tinish in recenT years, and iT was his sparkling deTensive play ThaT led To The sTarTling upseT vicTory over JeTTerson, as well as being an imporTanT cog in all of The Team's oTher successes. Playing second base on The baseball Team, he was also a key To The good showing oT Coach Kane's charges, as he proved a speed-demon on The basepaThs, and a sure- Tire Tielder. The Track Team drew The remainder oT Jerry's aThleTic aTTenTion, and he showed promise oT being one oT Doc ElsTein's TinesT sprinT men. Perry Vascellaro showed himselT To be one oT The busiesT senior TracksTers, wiTh a ToTal aggregaTe oT Tive years or running To his accounT. ln Two years OT acTiviTy on The Track Team, Perry has been a compeTiTor in numerous evenTs, and among Doc ElsTein's hardesT workers. He also has puT in Three years on The cross-counTry squad, and as a hill-and-daler has appeared in many dual meeTs. JusT To show ThaT running is noT an obsession wiTh him, Perry was also a member oT The now deTuncT J. V. TooTball squad. Sam Welcome earned his maiors as The sTalwarT cenTer oT The lvlullermen Tor The pasT Two years. As TirsT sTring pivoT man This season, Sam showed him- self To be a power on The oTFense and de- Tense, and was awarded honorable menTion on The All-PSAL Team. To aTTesT To The Trueness oT his eyes and hands, is The TacT ThaT noT one oT The big Tellow's passes wenT awry in a whole season oT cenTering! His oTTensive eTTecTiveness is proven in ThaT more Than a TourTh oT The Team's Touchdowns were scored Through The cenTer of The line. Sam beam- ingly poinTs To an inTercepTed pass and a blocked kick as his besT performances ol: The season. Class S+a+is+ics . Greafesl' School HonorJJJJ J JJ ,....... J ,, ......,, ,..,...., Presidenl of A. A. Grea'res'r Scholaslic Honor. o,oooo...A..,.oAo.,..,,Aooo.,...o..,...o....,..,....oo Leader of Arisla Grealesf Li'rerary Honor J Ediror-in-Chief of Red and Black Besl' All Round Man JJ eeee.e,.,.., .,,oeeo,eee ...........,.,..,.. J erry Sola Besl' Liferary Man ,.r,r..,..., Wolfgang Hallo Mosf A'rhlel'icJJJ .A.....v......,.,... Jerry Sola Besf Speaker oee,......, John Webber Bes'r Sfudenl e,e.r..ee,,, Wolfgang Hallo Class Ac'ror .ss.,,.........,........ John Mermon Class Poef ...,...,............. Harold Schwarfz Wi'r'ries+ J J J J.JJJ JJ.. JJJJ L e onard Schneiderman Grea'res'r Grind JJJJ JJ.. J JJ JJ JJ.........J................ Donald Remis Mos? 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T-O-2, TGDE' E62-JOM djom OM-E4T-W Mmzwm-sm .I -NLEJQSIOW ZQENEOEZIOW In-'02 V-O-ZWWZ W-:WE 24225- M E-3025: P42 -H-WZ.-ME ZQEI-N22 mov-,OJ-.Dom-Fl: PV-NP-IOJQL VEQIXSWZ NKF-gov-moz IRUDOZODUE S G r In IT. fy- Fif Twen+y Years Hence LEN SCHNEIDERMAN breaks righl hand . . . end of a promising poli+ical career. BERT REISMAN sfill 'frying 'ro become sporfs edi+or of The Red and Black . JOHN WEBBER s1'ilI receiving mail for Ihe I love John Webber because . . confesl. MARTIN BLUMENTHAL'S Welcome fo My Wigwam makes fourlh page of Daily News . HAROLD SCHWARTZ obfains posilion of circus Fa+ Man during depression. ALEX BALDWIN leads march on Harvard. SEYMOUR EIELAND loses mouslache in hair-raising experience. MARVIN SEGNER caughl cheafing in a Ma+h mee'r. PAUL NEWMARK lee+ seen heading foward Boys High . . . may be eerryang Alomic Bomb. NICK SOLIMENE disproves Demming's Theory on EIec'rrolysis of Wafer lH2O.j HAROLD KALKSTEIN Ilunks Maih I lesi. HAL GOLDBERG 'rrips on his beard . . . decides lo buy a new razor blade. FRANK AVOLIO becomes manager of Bloomer Girls' Soffball Team. GERALD WEINSTEIN becomes reporfer on sing sing Barrier . TOM MCDONOUGH inferceplrs Wa+erfieId's pass and runs 99 yards for winning fouchdown . . . falls our of bed. JoHN ABDALIAN brings an five winners on opening day al femeeielee Colosseum. THANK YOU The sfaff of The Senior Recorder expresses ils sincere appreciafion To Mr. Kaplowifis sfaff of Ted Becker, Jerry Buller, Jesse Goldsiein, Leonard Leopold, Dominick Mancino, Arihur Meyers, Angelo Tufarelli, Marvin Wasserman, Bern' Zimmerman 'lor their invaluable services rendered. Fiffy-four Jw Q 9, in r in 0 -cr i' - ' 3? y X of ,gay J TQ! J 1 J yr THOUGHTS UPON GRADUATION How difficulf if is fo express in mere words fhe leaving of Alma Maferl Our feelings will always remain here, for fhe pasf four years have deeply roofed Boys High School in our hearfs. We have worked and played wifh fhe spirif of fhe grand old school always hovering above us, guiding and educafing us in preparafion for fhe fufure. We move on, reminiscing abouf fhe pasf, wondering abouf fhe fufure, hesifanf in fhe realizafion of fufure problems, and hopeful fhaf ofhers will learn as we have? learned, fo confinue in fhe wonderful fradifion of Noblesse Oblige. Fiffy-fi yl ll l l i l ii l l 4 l i 1 l V6 Our Last Will and Testament We, the members of the Grincis Committee of Ianuary 1946, being of unsound minci and in general, physical wrecks, after a few shots of Ephedrine clo hereby come out of rigor mortis for a few minutes and ascribe our X to this Last VViii and Testament and bequeath the foiiowing: Mr. Strum-A dictaphone, to hear himselt talking. Miss Benson-A subscription to Love Story magazine. Mr. Steinhauer-Pajamas tor his English classes. Mr. Papke-Mistletoe, tor obvious reasons. Miss Abraham-A scholarship to the School tor Brides. Mr. Schulman-A seat on the curb . . . exchange. Mrs. Besdine-Two tickets to see a Lana Turner picture. Mr. Lemansky-Bookies who give odds at I6 to I. Dr. Ryan-A high-powered steam shovel. Mr. Klein-Detectives to tind the unknowns in his problems. Mr. Panem-Unitorms tor the math team. Mr. Kaplowitz-Crooked rulers tor drawing crooked lines. Mr. Gersom-Cartons ot truita bubble gum. Mrs. Hatt-A box seat to see State ot the Union . Mr. Muller-A lounge tor the tootball team in the Spanish ottice. Mr. LaGuardia-All the pasta, he can tazool. Mr. Otierman-Students who speak tluent Delicatessen Deutsch. Mr. Selkowe-A galaxy ot stars, to study heavenly bodies. Mr. Langholz-An honest marking statt tor physics tests. Mr. Castka-Bagels and locks tor the key room service. Mr. Cohen-A pushcart tull ot bananas. Mr. Goldberg-Somebody to boss around. Mr. Beckerman-A concentration camp tor his victims. Mr. Elstein-A strong, hard, durable, toothless comb. We wish to make it known that those who drew up this document were in one of iife's rare, jovial moods, and hope that their beneficiaries will accept the results with a generous and humane spirit. If our diplomas are held up, we will realize that our wishes have been misinterpreted. The three senior merchants were: Jeweler: TI-IE Sl-IILLING COMPANY 68 Nassau Street, New York City Photographer: PAUL GALLERIES 336 New York Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Printer: EASTERN PRINTING COMPANY 33 Flatbush Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. 5 rg! Q? 1' ,f fx ,gt . ,f . Lf ' ., fi 1 , 6 Q . A EQ Vs. -r 1 . V. 'HYT .Q P: r 'Ef,!' 7 Riff' :isnt ,tak . Wm 1 B. , -J. ,, -1 ra, 1, .,, V ki 4 , , , 1, n K ,, K ' f x 4 f P 1 ,. . , X :ax 1 I 5 . , ,X -, K ' , X , in W. ,Q f v. ' 5 ' ,'v, . Ayr . , v ', H 1 .AL , ,,W,,! f'f A , 34, W, N 'iw A-I2 x . .,., f 'A ,i'x' V, If ,, 'lx . , . 1 .:x, , I 4 .. I , .re -, Q. ,-,n . 1 , ,. ,Vx K 4 . - 1' f.' , S . , 1 wy f 2 ' ,-1, ,. -IL -f -1, , . , J ,:. H, ,if , 1. 'Q f. ' I b f! 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