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

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1948 volume:

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Mr. Wechsler has molded in The hearTs and minds oT us The spiriT of leadership and good ciTizenship. For This, we will always graTeTully remember and respecT him. Two We, The seniors of The Class oT June I948, hereby dedicaTe This ediTion of The Senior Recorder To William A. Papke, a man who has done much To live up To The greaT and unfailing TradiTion oT Boys High School. Mr. Paplce has given his Time and energy To The problems of The Boys l-ligh alumni who have reTurned from The Armed Forces. l-lis work cannoT be Too Tully appreciaTed. EDITORIAL Four years passed wifh fhe rapidify of a wind blowing across a prairie. Four years momenfous in fhe hisfory of fhe world, and four years momenfous in our lives. , lf is nof foo easy fo remember fhe 'rime when we were freshmen. a liffle over-awed af fhe prospecf of going fo high school. Now, we are seniors and aren'+ we sfill over-awed, fhis lime by fhe facf fhaf we will soon be going fo college or info fhe world of business. However, as we prepare fo enfer a new phase of our lives, we find ourselves confronfed nof only by all fhose problems which every senior class since B.l'l.S. was founded has faced, buf also by The grim realizafion fhaf fhese are crifical fimes which we are being 'rhrusf info. We were perhaps a liffle foo young 'ro realize The full imporf of fhe war which sfarfed seven years ago. Bur now war falk has once again 'raken command of our fhoughfs and fhis fime we are nof over- awed. buf-a liffle nonplussed fhaf if is we who musf bear fhe burden of conflicf. The world has driffed info a paffern of kill or be killed! The fempo of war has increased unfil if sfrefches fhe imaginafion fo real- ize fhe full horror of if all. Civilizafion has virfually refurned fo i+s primifive beginning when considered in fhe relafionship of man fo his fellow man. Whaf can be done so fhaf fhe world which we are on fhe brink of discovering can secure as ifs wafchword happiness rafher fhan disasfer? The fhoughfs of fhe world musf furn from fhis unvarying resorf fo war fo seffle ifs problems. Affer all, iusf as we grow up and learn fhaf undersfanding and compromise musf be subsfifufed for violence, so 'rhe world musf grow up, gel' ouf of fhe adolescenf sfafe if is in and learn fo resorf fo mafure mefhods of handling difficulfies. Our every fhinking momenf musf furn foward 'rhe fellowship of man. This is nof a maffer of lf l feel like if buf one of urgenf necessify. Wifh a fhoughf +o fhe fufure, a selfish buf sfill idealisfic fhoughf, fhe Class of June l948 musf dedicafe ifself fo peace. L.N. Three Four Noblesse Obligen TO EACH MEMBER OF THE GRADUATING CLASS OF JUNE I948: The road ThaT seemed To sTreTch inTerminably a Tew years ago has almosT reached iTs end. You have Tound iT an inTeresTing road, and The years you spenT on iT have been Tilled wiTh a rich experi- ence in Training and educaTion. I congraTulaTe you warmly on your achievemenT, Tor you have earned The Boys High School diploma, awarded To you on The basis oT characTer and scholar- ship. You have done your work TaiThTully and have conTribuTed To The ToTal school welTare by your parTicipaTion in our exTra-curricular acTiviTies. For all This, l express To you my hearTiesT Thanks. You are now looking Torward To your nexT sphere oT acTiviTy. WhaTever ThaT may be, iT will demand Trom you your besT powers and abiliTies To meeT iT successfully. Our presenT civilizaTion is beseT wiTh diTTiculTies, and each oT you will be called upon To help solve The momenTous problems oT The Times. We oT The TaculTy believe ThaT you have acquired The habiTs, aTTiTudes and ideals ThaT will enable you To sTand Tirmly Tor The righT. We rely upon you, wiTh confidence, To make a worThwhile conTribuTion To The sTriving Tor peace, harmony and cooperaTion in our counTry and in The world. This l commend To you above all-love oT our counTry and loyalTy To iTs ConsTiTuTion. We need manly and uprighT ciTizens, as you have been Trained To be. Your respecT Tor and supporT oT our American way oT life consTiTuTes The greaTesT hope oT our democracy. Bear in mind, Too, our school creed-BroTherhood. Helpfulness, Service. The adherence To These ideals will help you enrich your liTe and will make you a beTTer and more respecTed member oT your communiTy. Noblesse Oblige! Our ThoughTs will always be wiTh you, and our besT wishes Tor your success and your happiness will accompany you ThroughouT The years. Sincerely yours, 7? 616' 1 Principal MR. ALFRED A. TAUSK, Principal of Boys High School, is +he living personificafion of our school moH'o, Noblesse Obligef' lb 62am Shad 'Zfeafu We, who Tour years ago gazed wiTh admira- Tion aT The seniors, and wondered how long iT would Take Till we Too would be up There, look back Today amazed aT how shorT a Time iT was. YeT Those pasT years have probably been The TullesT OT our lives so Tar. Aside Trom our own, Tull, normal developmenT in These years, we also have been wiTness To one OT The mosT imporTanT periods in The hisTory oT The world. The years To come will be oT no less impor- Tance. WheTher our careers Take us inTo business, or TurTher educaTion, or perhaps The miliTary Torces, we cannoT help Teel ThaT biT oT inse- curiTy ThaT comes wiTh leaving The shelTer oT high school To prepare To sTand by ourselves. We look back and cerTain experiences come up in our minds which have Tound meaning To us personally: The TirsT TooTball game: The TirsT conTacT wiTh ThaT unknown, vague, TearTul TesT, called RegenTs: pracTice ouT on The Tield: read- ing The long yellow proofs. Now leT's go back To our enTrance inTo Boys High and go over carefully all Those evenTs and Thrills ThaT make a high school career ThaT parT oT us, which will always be diTTerenT. LeT's see how we've grown. FROSH WiTh The coming oT The Fall oT I944, we all eagerly awaiTed The day on which we were To enTer Boys High School. Finally, The mo- menT arrived. We were now oTTicially B.H.S. freshmen- gullible Treshiesf' IT did noT Take us very long To Tind ouT ThaT The elevaTor pass- es ThaT we had purchased were unnecessary, so we rolled up our sleeves and dug in. AT TirsT The aTmosphere was noT very con- ducive To sTudying, Tor renovaTors were.-put Six Ting The Tinishing Touches To The 550,000 over- haul iob begun prior To The summer vacaTion. WiTh The compleTion oT The alTeraTions Though, we wenT To work in earnesT. Our TirsT semesTer was concluded wiTh a gianT wasTe paper salvage campaign, which neTTed almosT 3,000 pounds oT scrap Tor The war eTTorT. ln an eTTorT To improve inTer-American re- laTions, The Pan-American Club presenTed a perTormance oT Spanish-American and Swing Music. The Melody Men and The Swing Band also parTicipaTed. The MaTh Team was again vicTorious, cap- Turing The lnTerscholasTic MaTh League Cham- pionship Tor The TiTTh consecuTive season. WiTh The awaiTed vicTory in Europe a realiTy, we doubled our War Bond quoTa To 580.000, in an eTforT To bring ulTimaTe vicTory and per- haps a IasTing peace closer and closer. SOPHS ATTer a summer vacaTion which helped To sTrengThen our educaTional TorTiTude, we aT lasT enTered our sophomore year aT Alma MaTer. We weren'T buying elevaTor passes any more and inviTaTions To The swimming pool were reiecTed wiTh sarcasTic replies. The building seemed less formidable and medieval and we Took iT Tor granTed ThaT The blueprinTs Tor B.H.S. musT have been drawn up righT aTTer The Civil War. ThaT year our possession oT The aTomic bomb had been revealed, and The Japanese were ready To capiTulaTe. Aboard The U.S.S. Mis- souri in Tokyo Bay, The empire oT Japan signed Terms oT uncondiTional surrender. RevolT was brewing in Boys High as rumors oT coaches 4auiTTing were heard, Thg'e.Tore,. I nl 1 ' .. . 0 'O no . ,J l SE ' A co-Evlfroks ,, 'zzz ' ' '1N'cHEF ,Zak L .b A. - may ,f 1 ,f -gf I , H, B,,,,m Hcolemmn l...Nu-emtem AXSSQCMSWSE IEIDDIKTLWRZS l-0 - . 1 n A . I 4 3 J J. 'J Q zk. f1 Q ,' V 3 fm Us E ernaski Vl.BudnCvuhrgr B. Linder- E. Vlachmis Llbloinieov Agioleroff lxzahal K3 C . 0 A , 5 CQ5JtMlWii!IWlEE g 5, 'D Edelman Gnsloldshiw N z? ' ' 'Q M ? i, fx ,jg 'K Q 'f ,TWV 1 1,5 xx 4' 4 K, Barr-alle W. Dumas' M. Katz P Kudos E.L.evinson G-, Nugge. A 5 -Q-q., L- N zlu I .,V. A' ' Mk . ',,- 3 ff' ff. .-f- 1 - ':E: 3 ' X7 . A' M. Nadxhar A, Norman A. Nvnziaia M- Spam-bzr GL Vakalis PIHKCDTGDG1 IRA? IH! EWU ART STAN? M. Henna 55 Q Tl ' Lit S.-Bernsieim. Ginn' The TirsT Tew weeks in SepTember we wenT ouT on sTrike. ATTer making a compleTe nuisance oT ourselves, we reTurned To school and seT- Tled down To make up a day's homework. School liTe moved merrily on iTs way and a TradiTional clamor oT exciTemenT sounded wiTh- in The walls. oT Alma MaTer as The TooTball season arrived. Our old rivals Trom Tech were sure oT an easy vicTory, buT The Boys High eleven maTched Touchdown Tor Touchdown and we nosed ouT a 26-25 win. Doc ElsTein's speed demons won The mile relay crown, while Siggie Banks' number Tlashed all over The baskeTball courT as The varsiTy Tivo sTreaked To Tame. JusT as The Mississippi Tloods The midwesT, so Boys High was Tlooded by some mysTerious meThod, and rubber raTTs were seen TloaTing around The corridors. The Red and Black surprised The school wiTh a Tabloid ediTion which proved so successTul iournalisTically ThaT iT received a MedalisT Award Trom The Columbia ScholasTic Press AssociaTion. However, The brainboys on The I-iTerary Recorder weren'T lagging behind and They garnered a TirsT place raTing Trom The same AssociaTion. Our grand old brass secTion, under The deadly baTon oT Mr. WeinsTein, celebraTed iTs Twen- TieTh anniversary, while The Melody Men were making merry over WNYC. lT cerTainly was hard To Tind a l'Deadhead ThaT year in Boys High. Why, wiTh all The roller skaTing parTies, school dances and oTher social TuncTions, having ,an enioyable social liTe was noT aT all diTTiculT. Bob Feinberg's elecTion as A.A. presidenT marked The end oT our Sophomore year. So long, Alma MaTer . . . be seeing you in The JUNIORS Back we came Trom The long awaiTed sum- Tall! mer vacaTion To commence The second halT oT our Thus Tar exciTing and evenTTul high school career. ThaT glorious TooTball season we had always hoped Tor Tinally arrived, bringing To The spoT- lighT Those immorTals, Faske, HaTT, Ricca, Fazio, Hopewell, and all The resT who easily vanquished Team aTTer Team up To The Tech clash. The TradiTional rivalry wiTh Tech became more acuTe since boTh schools were undeTeaTed, and This was The deciding game. The exciTed TiTTeen Thousand specTaTors could noT be re- sTrained. They Tlowed onTo The gridiron unTil The game was called by The oTTicials Two and one-halT minuTes early, wiTh boTh Teams Tied. ln spiTe oT The many rumors oT a play-oTT, we had To be saTisTied wiTh The TiTle oT co- champions of The ciTy. Aside Trom perTorming aT various schools and insTiTuTions ThroughouT The ciTy, our band was awarded The highly coveTed honor oT being asked To play Tor many high digniTaries aT RockeTeller Plaza UniTed NaTions YouTh Day. Then elecTions oT oTTicers To The Allied Ac- TiviTies ExecuTive Council began. When The resulTs were TabulaTed, iT was learned ThaT Herbie HorowiTz and Andy lppoliTo easily had overcome The opposiTion Tor The oTTicesi of presidenT and vice-presidenT, respecTively. We began The spring semesTer while hear- ing shouTs OT My goodnessl So This is how This secTion oT Brooklyn looks in The morning, - NOTE: Because oT The diTTiculTy in choosing beTween Two ouTsTanding sTudenTs, boTh Lawrence NirensTein and Lawrence Turk were selecTed as Co-ValedicTorians. How- This omission. l, .ince The Senior Recorder cuTs had been prepared beTore The decision oT The ', only Lawrence Turk's picTure appears among The Senior OTTicers. The ediTors :NR ,A ' 1 4 ina- . 9.5E,,,i.2 hi, 5' N f Efg f 5' 1' G ,, L. I, 9 9 , 5 A .'QN AME! ,ml!fll -'C ' 1: :ws- A gg . ' 1 3 CTPV' DKIU5 QQ- 1 - 'if-I H17 I Q uf g4 f f,. ' -' X4 A b 4 Q v Q1 5 2.- 3. 'ia N 5 I2 gg. 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Neverfheless, since we had liffle choice in fhe maffer, we gradually fook fhe new session in our sfride. The reappearance of hof lunches in fhe lunchroom consoled us slighfly. Then, as if for furfher compensafion, Coach Mickey Fisher surprised fhe high schools in fhe league by winning five games in succession fo merif a Garden play-off wifh Tech. Doc Elsfein and his speedsfers followed suif by breaking five speed records af fhe Penn Relays and Randalls lsland. They fhen carried off fhe P.S.A.L. Track and Field Championship. To iniecf a liffle femininify info fhe school, fhe Red and Black ran anofher of ifs Beaufiful Girl confesfs. The sfaff was kepf exfremely busy wifh fhe many picfures of our girl friends fhaf we submiffed. l ' Mofher Nafure displaying all her ' oufside, we began our lasf summer from Boys High. SENIGRS spending a lazy summer, we once again .. fo Boys High. This fime, however, if was differenf fhan before, for we were now fhe big shofs of fhe school. We were seniors, anyway, lower seniors. We all looked forward impafienfly for fhe foofball season fo begin. Unforfunafely, our feam suffered five sfraighf defeafs before coming up wifh a vicfory. The facf fhaf we were able fo beaf Erasmus, our sfaunch enemy in one of fhe lasf games of The season, did somefhing fo help liff our spirifs. Sfill, we did look forward fo somefhing beffer, in fhis, our lasf year. The presidenf and vice-presidenf of fhe A.A.. Bob Rosenfhal and Hal Johnsongespecfively, were bofh members of our class. For fhe firsf fime in Ten fhe hisfory of fhe school fhere was an elecfion for sevenih ferm officers. We elecfed Al Tarran as presidenf and Joe Parlanfe as vice- presidenf. Wifh fhe coming of fhe spring semesfer, we finally became seniors wifh buffons and all. Affer a few weeks, mosf of us fhrew away our senior pins or gave fhem fo our kid brofhers because we saw fhaf many sophs were fofing fhem. We didn'f need buffons, however, fo show everyone fhaf we were seniors. No more sfanding on line for lunch proved fo fhe resf of fhe school fhaf we were running if. There was a fhrilling elecfion in fhe A.A. befween lasf ferm's fwo fop officers. This fime, fhey were bofh compefing for fhe same posi- fion, and we felf sorry because only one could be elecfed. The honor wenf fo Hal Johnson affer fhe ballofs were counfed. Ezra Kleiner and Frank Grillo, bofh members of our class, fook over fhe offices of vice-presidenf and secrefary. More fhan half of Arisfa was composed of members of our class, and when elecfions rolled around, we nafurally chose our own classmafes. Sfan' Millman and Joe Parlanfe were elecfed co-leaders, while Marfy Coleman became sec- refary. Our Baskefball Team had a fremendous year, and under fhe leadership of Howie Jones and Danny Wasserman, fhey played fheir way righf info fhe Garden. In addifion, our Track Team won every evenf fhey enfered. The fwo main school publicafions, flie Red and Black and Liferary Recorder, were headed by June '48 men. Larry Nirensfein and Max Buchfuehrer direcfed fhe acfivifies of fhe school paper, while Eugene Biernaski and Marfy Cole- man were fhe edifors of fhe school magazine. A shorf, buf excifing, campaign fook place fo see who would be fhe officers of our class. Ezra Kleiner and John Ruggiero were elecfed presidenf and vice-presidenf, respecfively. The ofher vicfors were: Don Abramson, Joe Par- lanfe, Larry Korn, Jay Goldsfein, and Richard Worrel. And so, affer four shorf years which were packed full wifh work, fun, and friendship, we deparf from Boys High. No maffer where we go from here, we will always fondly remember fhaf grand old school. i--i --'-' zuv- -- - --- b 1-.. g. iii. .. .. IOR CLASS ' IW I ' ' Y Nr S- ! N' .,, -il i..... ...':-s .iiiiii -----11 U, ---'.T. '.., wf2?2'f K.--1 fniaadacing. Zhe Seniaad The Grinds Commillee has in every way fried lo make 'rhis book somelhing which every senior will be proud ol. We hope +ha+ rhese grinds are accepled in rhe same good humor wilh which 'rhey were wrillen. We are now beginning lhe long road forward. May if be one ol success and happiness for all. JOHN ABRAMCHUK l685 S+. John's Place. Brook- lyn 33, N. Y. J.l-l.S. 2IO, Prall Inslifure. Drallinq. Cum Laude. He's 'iirsl' in our Rogues Gal- Iery. BERNARD ABRAMS 266 Rochesler Avenue, Brook- lyn I3, N. Y. J.I l.S. 2IO. Brooklyn College. Law. Band: Orcheslra. The musical lawyer. DONALD ABRAMSON 874 Park Place, Brooklyn Io, N. Y. P.S. l3S. Michigan Uni- versily. Medicine. Arisla: Cum Laude: Ping Pong: Minor Alh- lelic Award: Library Service: Program Commiflee: Le Cour- rier: Recorder Slaff: Secrelary, Senior Class: Minor Service Award: Wrilers Workshop, Greaiesf afhlefe behind lhe 'I'abIe. JACK ABRAMSON 7l ree+, Brooklyn 13, N. 7 w Yor Uni- versily. Law. ' unsel: F all M nager m Sp ish-Mallh Dei 4 S ce D -I me : oor Guards: Malo ' Lel- ler: Foolball Medal: 5- lra: Service Club: Ticker S ice. We'd like 'ro know who man- aged Jack while he managed The foofball leam. LOUIS ADDEO 4-Isl' Slreel' and Sunrise High- way, Lindenhurst N. Y. P.S. I7. C.C.N.Y. Accounlancy. Arisla: Table Tennis Manager: llalian Club: Library Service: Malh Service: I-lislory Cerlilicare: Summa Cum Laude: Regenls Comrnillee. Teacher: How -did you break your arm? Louis: I was hil by a ping- pong ball. Twelve GRINDS COMMITTEE WILLIAM AITKEN 94 Cinion Avenue, Brooklyn 5, N. Y. Queen of All Sainls. Brooklyn College. Engineering. Cum Laude. Wanfed: One sliighlly used college recommendafion. NICHOLAS ALONGE l3l Tompkins Avenue, Brook- lyn I6, N. Y. Sl. Ambrose. Pralf lnslilule. Adverlising. Al- 'lendance Service: Band: Cum Laude: Program Commillee Service. Nick works along The Banks of fhe Walbash. ANTHONY ARENARE 96 Woodpoinl Road, Brooklyn Il, N. Y. S+. Cecilia. His head is like a door knob: any girl can 'Iurn il. WILLIAM ARON IIIS Union Srreel, Brooklyn 25, N. Y. Public School 24I. Brooklyn College. Arisla: Table Tennis: Summa Cum Laude: Malh Office Deparlmenlal Service: Door Guards. Table Tennis: Tha+'s a big name for ping-pong. FRANK ARTUSA IOOZ Easl 98+h Slreel, Brooklyn IZ. N. Y. P.S.242. C.C.N.Y. Eleclrical Engineer. Arisla: Cum Laude: Physics Lab Serv- ice: Floor Manager Service: Grade Adviser's Service: Li- brary Service: Marh Team: Malh Club: Maior and Minor Awards: Secrefary, lnlerschol- aslic Malh League. This guy had lo be Thrown out CONSTANTINE ATSIDIS 63 Forl Greene Place, Brook- lyn I, N. Y. P.S. 45. Brooklyn College. Arisla: Recorder Serv- ice: Summa Cum Laude: Li- brary Service: Posl Regenls Service: Service Club: Gefmdn Service: Assembly Service. He's e genius. How do we know? He lold us so. EDWIN L. BAILEY 222 Bainbridge Slreel. Brook- lyn 33, N, Y. J.H.S. 35. Long lsland Universily. Medicine. Door Guard: A.A. ReP'95e ' lalive: Posl Reqenls Service. ls Barnum also changing lo medicine? CATALDO BALDI 254 Pulaski Slreel, Brooklyn 6. N. Y. S+. John nie Baplisl- Brooklyn College. Business. Cum Laude: Teachers Service. Wins by e hair. WILLIAM BALLANTYNE 24I5 Newkirk Avenue, Brook- lyn 26, N. Y. Sl. Theresa's. Soccer Team: Door Guardsi Locker Room Service. Willie loves lo slop sludihfi from golfing lheir sneakers- S-ALVATORE BALLARINO I876-6Olh Slreel, Brooklyn. N. Y. J.l-l.S. 227. Dance Ballerina, Dancel VITO BASILE ISI N. Oxford Walk, Brooklyn l N. Y. P.S. 67. New York Uni- versily. Chemislry. Cum Laude: Posl Card ServiCe. Ha iusl wanls lo gel oul. STANLEY BASS 553 Kings Walk. Brooklyn 6. N. Y. J.l'l.S. l6B. All for none: none for all. WM .WJ JAY BAXT lOl Pulaski Slreel, Brooklyn, N. Y. P.S. 54. Cily College. Denlislry. Malh Team: Allend- ance Bureau: Cum Laude: Floor Manager Service: Malh Club: Program Comrnillee Service: Major Scholaslic Award. Jay'lI make good ierking leelh. DONALD BEAVER 4205-l5lh Avenue, Brooklyn I9, N. Y. J.l'l.S. 223. N.Y.U. Accounling. :Cum Laude: Door Guards: General Olilice Serv- ice. If silence bespeaks wisdom, he IS very wise. RAYMOND BELIUKY 722 DeKalb Avenue, Brooklyn I6, N. Y. P.S. 25. N.Y.U. En- gineering. End Term Service: Cum Laude: Swimming Club: Door Guard: Library Service: Program Commillee. Building' bridges underweler- lunnels, lhal is. JACK BELL I87 Ten Eyck Walk, Brooklyn 6, N. Y. J.H.S. I2. Cum Laude: Door Guards: Chemis- lry Service: Service Club: Baseball Team. He's heard every period. JACK BERGWERK I2I5 Easlern Parkway, Brook- lyn l3, N. Y. J.H.S. 2I0. N.Y.U. Chemislry. Chemislry Club: Malh Club: Cum Laude: Door Guards: Class Service: Summa Cum Laude: Analysl. Two grams of lhis, 2 grams of lhel, and you gel 4 grams of lhose. PAUL BERHARD I95 Scholes Slreel, Brooklyn 6, N. Y. J.I-l.S. 49. N.Y.U. Adver- lising. Arisla: A.A. Represen- lalive: Book Room Service: Currenl Evenls Club: Pan- American Club: Glee Club: Recorder Slall: Summa Cum Laude: Candidale Three Year Cup: Posl Regenls Service. He needs lwo P.R. sheels lo graduale. MARTIN BERNSTEIN 299 Hopkinson Avenue, Brook- lyn 33, N. Y. J.l l.S. l78. N.Y.U. Medicine. Arisla: Cum Laude: Lieulenanl, Grade Ad- viser Slallg Medical Sociely: l-lislory and French Cerlili- cales: Analysl Slall: Red and Black Slall: Senior Treasurer: Posl Regenls Service. Marly heeded lhe lobby for a Slele Universily. Thirleen SEYMOUR BERNSTEIN I6l3 Prospecr Place, Brooklyn 33, N. Y. J.H.S. 2lO. N.Y.U. Adverrising. Arisra: Chairman of Grade Adviser Srafig Chem- isrry Arrl' Ediror: Summa Cum Laude: Three Year Cup Can- didare: Posf Regenis Service! Spanish and Hisiory Certifi- cares He knew The news even before Mr. Kaplownz. EUGENE BIERNASKI 6 Broome Srreer, Brooklyn 22, N. Y. J.I-l.S. I26. Oberlin. Teaching. Arisra: Ediror, Lir- erary Recorder: Maior Award: Caprain, Arr Service: Service Award: President Service Council: Summa Cum Laude? Service: Program Commirleei Door Guards: Floor Manager Service, Lieurenanr. He'II leach Ihe cigareffe moHo: Blended and splendid. JAMES BISHOP I878 48'rh Slreef, Brooklyn 4, N. Y. Sf, Rose of Lima. Brook- lyn College. Law. Arhleric Council: Soccer Team, Co- Capiain: Arrendance Service: Deparrmenfal Service: Door Guards: General Oflice Serv- ice: Arhleric Lerrer: Glee Club: Service Council. His only sporf is iumping fo conclusions. RAYMOND BLAIR ' I Quincy Slreef, Brooklyn 5, N. Y. P.S. 3. Howard College. Business. Swimming Team: Door Guards: Floor Managers Service: lnler-class Soifball. This quy Ihinks he'II be in demand. HERBERT BLATT l484 SI. Marks Avenue, Brook- lyn 33. N. Y. J.H.S. 2l0 N.Y.U. Medicine. Ping Pong Team: Cum Laude: Posr Re- genis Service. He couIdn'I' sleep a wink afl- er he sfepped on a ping-pong ball. JEROME BLUMEN 2l67 Arlanfic Avenue, Brook- lvn 33, N. Y. J.H.S. Ire. N.Y.U. Medicine. Arisra: Band' Marh Club: Swimming Club: Door Guards: Pos? Regenrs Service: Arhlelic Lerler: Re- corder Srari: French and He- brew Awards: Room Service: Summa Cum Laude. He frumpeis our of 'Ihis world -and should s+ay There. MAX BOND 226 Ten Eyck Walk, Brooklyn 6, N. Y. J.H.S. 49. Ciiy Col- lege. Swimming Team: F'oor Manager's Service: Office Service: Arr Service: Glee Club: Mr. Pohl's Service. The singing cloihesman. Fourreen PHILIP BONOMO 89 Beadel Srreer, Brooklyn 22, N. Y. J.I-I.S. 49. Purdue Uni- versiry. Engineering. Arisra: Physics Club: Physical Scien- Iisf: Summa Cum Laude: Pos? Regents Service: Class Serv- ice. Bonami sfands for clean play. I3I hwick Avenue, ok- I , N. Y J.H. 85. . . Busin . Cum aude: r G ard ' Lunch Room ice: C ' I erv . 'endz O w as 'Ihe sa e enemie s w ALFRED BORRELLO 280 I-lumboldr Slreef, Brook- lyn 6, N. Y. J.H.S. 49. S+. John's Universiry. Journalism. Arisra: Chemisrry Club: Sum- ma Cum Laude: Major Award: Library Service, Caprain: Pos? Regenfs Service: Physical Sci- enfisr: Grinds Commilleeg Red and Black, Associare Fearure Edifor. ' roef: One who pu'Is fire in his verses, or verses in fhe fire. MURRAY BRAMAN 202 Green Srreel, Brooklyn 22, N. Y. J.H.S. I26. Arisfa: Floor Manager Service: Le Courrier: Red and Black, Co-News Edi- for: Posr Regenrs Service: A.A. and Red and Black Represen- fafive: Summa Cum Laude. The only sludenl' who failed English-in rhe mafh class. IRWIN BRANFMAN 936 Lenox Road, Brooklyn 3. N. Y. Penn. Srare. Oplomefry. Track Team: Door Guards: Arhleric Lerler: Lunch Room Service: Service Club. Door Guard: He keeps 'Ihe flies from coming' in. AVROM BRAVERMAN I233 SI. John's Place, Brook- lyn I3. N. Y. P.S. I67. Prafr Insriiure. Archileclure. Swim- ming Club: Fencing Team: Mafh Club: Door Guards: Ma- ior Lerrer: Orchesrra lnsiruc- Hon: Hisfory Cerrificare: Sum- ma Cum Laude: Fifrh Term A.A. Represenrarive. Teacherz' Name Iwo pro- nouns.' Avrom: Who7 Me? THEODORE BREITMAN 458 Cleveland Slreer, Brook- lyn B, N. Y. J.I'l.S. 64. Cify College. Chemical Engineering. Cum Laude: Door Guards: P.S.A.L. Medal: Summa Cum Laude: Posr Regenfs Service. He can fhrow lighi on any subieci. DONALD BROWN i350 Park Place. Brooklyn I3, N. Y. J.H.S. 2l0. C.C.N.Y. Pan-American Club: Summa Cum Laude. The IiHle power house. DAVID BROWNE 467 Jefferson Avenue, Brook- Iyn 2i, N. Y. J.H.s. as. Le Courrier: Arr Work. A charifahla fellow: lels 'ihe ieacher have half of his mark. SHELDON BRUDNER i609 Park Place, Brooklyn 33, N. Y. J.H.S, 2lO. C.C.N.Y. Journalism. Pan-American Club: Summa Cum Laude. Af limes he's been known fo breafhe. CARMEN BRUNO I945-66lh Sfreei, Brooklyn 4, N. Y. J.H.S. 227. Manhaffan College. Mechanical Engineer- ing. Soccer Team: Gym Serv- ice: General Office Service: Aihlelic Lefler: Maior Service Award: Service Council. The femperamenfal iype, eh, Carmen? JOSEPH BRYANT 690 Jefferson Avenue, Brook- lyn 2l, N. Y. P.S. 26. Howard Universiiy. Social Service. Cum Laude: Band: Curreni Evenfs Club: Library Service: English Service. Modern Liferaiure: neurofic, exofic, fommyrofic. MAX BUCHFUEHRER I2l2 Lincoln Place, Brooklyn I3. N. Y. P.S. I67. Harvard. Med- icine. Arisla: Summa Cum Laude: French, Press Clubs: Sporfs, Ediror-in-Chief. Red and Black: Associate Edilor, Sen- ior Recorder: Recorder Con- fribufor: Le Courrier: Biolo- gisf: Runner-up, Three Year Cup. His life's ambiiion: A perfect ediiion. EDWARD BUONOCORE I85 l6ih Sfreei, Brooklyn I5, N. Y. P.S. 40. Columbia or Fordham. Medicine. Arisra: Band: Alfendance Service: Afhlefic Lefier: Orchesfra: Maior Scholastic Award: Sen- ior Room Represenfaiive: Sum- ma Cum Laude. Graaf Musician: When he was young he played on fhe linole- um. LAWRENCE BUTNER 234 Rochesier Avenue, Brook- lyn I3, N. Y. J.H.S. 2l0. Brooklyn College. Adveriising A.A. Treasurer Service: Track Team Commirfee, Vice-Chain man: Class Records. Secreiaryg Debaling Team, Publiciiy Di- feciorz Cum Laude: Biology Service: Pos? Regenls Serv- ice: Television Broadcast He fhinks he's 'lhe 'Television quiz kid. JOHN CALANDRILLO 487 Kosciusko Sfreei, Brooklyn 2l, N. Y. P.S. 25. C.C.N.Y. Accouniancy. Summa Cum Lol-'dei Maih Service: Ab- seniee Service: Door Guards: Posf Regenls Service: Program Commllieei Swimming Club. The walking calendar. ALBERT CAMPBELL 30 Cenire Mall, Brooklyn 3l, N. Y. P.S. 27. U.S. Naval School. Medicine. Baseball Team: Aihleiic Leiier, Base- ball: Door Guards: Service Club: Locker Room Service. Comes in mushroom or nood- le form. FRANK CAMPLONE l68 Huron Sreei. Brooklyn 22. N. Y. J.H.S. l26. Affendance Service: Door Guards. He goes 'lo school from day 'lo day, Jusi' fo pass 'l'he iime away. GEORGE CAPASSO 7l8 Easf 99Th Sireef, Brook- lyn l2, N. Y. P.S. 242. Door Guards: Leader Corps, If all 'lhe boys who slepf in class were placed and 'lo end, Tiny would be more comforf- a e. JOHN CARAYIANNIS 787 Si. John's Place, Brook- lyn I6, N. Y. P.S. l3B. Cor- nell. Business. Classroom Af- 'rendance Service: English Serv- ice: Door Guards: Lunch Rocm Service. He pursues his sfudies faiih- fully. He's always behind. THOMAS CARBONE 43 Douglass Slreef, Brooklyn 2, N. Y. J.H.S. 6. Ciiy Col- lege. Law. Arisia: Ifalian Club: Orcheslra: P ro g r a m Commiiiee Service: Summa Cum Laude. He's fall and fhin, And ihus he'll win. Fifteen DAVID CARDWELL 44 Decaiur Sireei, Brookl n I6, N. Y. P.S. 9. Cross-Coun- +ry Team: Maior Leiler: Cum Laude: Door Guards: l-ioor Manager Service: Program Commiieeq Red and black, Glee Club. Following in Gil Dodd's 'Foo+- sieps. ELLIOTT CARVER I84 Mauier Sireer, Brooklyn 6, N, Y. J.l'l.S. 49. Ciry Col- lege. Pan-American Club: Door Guards: Cum Laude: Lunch Room Service: Posi Regents Service: Class Service: i'1uSl'OFy Office Service. Look af him cuf. PASQUALE CASCARANO 2lO Norman Avenue, Brooklyn 22. N. Y. J.H.S. l26. New York Universiiy. Business. Swim- ming Team: Junior Red Cross Service, Captain: Maior Ath- leiic Leiier: Maior and Minor Service Awards: Floor Mana- ger Service: Cum Laude: Posr Regenis Service. He even uses dynamic fan- sion when pushing a pencil. ENRICO CASSANO I79 Nosirand Avenue, Brook- lyn 5. N. Y. P.S. 54. Grocery. INA. Siore Service: Door Guards: Floor Manager Serv- ice: Lunch Room Service: Class Capfain: Hall Service. A can of Sanka 'For Enrico. NICHOLAS' CASTELLANO 629 Carroll Slreei, Brooklyn l5, N. Y. P.S. 77. Brooklyn College. Journalism. Cum Laude: Door Guards: Junior Red Cross Service: Lunch Room Service: Program Com- miriee Service: Post Regenfs Service. He'll succeed ihe edifor of 4 'the Hobo News. fl W - . J' FX ' iff r .1osePH CAVALLO I' , ' K 7l8 Essex Sireer, Brooklyn 8, 5 :ii -5. N. Y. P.S. 202. Baseball: Gen- ' I- V eral Office Service: Lunch ,if Room Service: Program Com- , ,MY-'I' miiiee Service. 5 He should ge? a head. JOHN CAVALUZZI 495 9lh Sfreel, Brooklyn, N. Y. J.H.S. 6. Leaders Corps. Oh, my aching back! Sixieen FRED CHALAWSKY I685 Si. John's Place, Brook- lyn 33, N. Y. ..l.l'l.S. ZIO. N.Y.U. Medicine. Cum Laude: General Oflice Service. Open him up again. I forgo? ihe umbrella. ANGELO CH EARMONTE 714 Lorimer Sfreei, Brooklyn ll, N. Y. P.S. I7. Ciiy Cal- lege. Business Adminisirafion. Baseball Team: lnframural Soiiball Team: Pos? Regenfs Service: Gym Office Service: Door Guards: Field Service: General Office Service: Ma- ior Leiier, Baseball: Service Club. Tall, dark, and falkafive. HOWARD CHERRY I675 Lincoln Place, Brooklyn 33. N. Y. J.l'l.S. 2lO. Brook- lyn College. Radio Dramaiics. Foofball Team, Assisianf Man- ager: Cum Laude: Door Guards: Lunch Room Service: Service Club: Maior Service Award. He'll squirf cherry iuice all over fhe air waves. NATHANIEL CIRULNICK I67 Hooper Sireel, Brooklyn ll, N. Y. P.S. I6. Cornell. Agriculiure. Track Team: Min- or Leiier. He'll hy fo add more curves on fomaioes. STANLEY CLOSTER 253 Easl' 49ih S+ree+, Brooklyn 3, N. Y. P.S. I35. John Hop- kins Universiiy. Medicine. Cum Laude: Deparlmenial Service: General Office Service: Laie Squad: Lunch Room Service: Service Council: Viciory Corps. If a man siill has his appen- dix, chances are he's a docior. ALEX COHEN 477 Ralph Avenue, Brooklyn 33, N. Y. J.l'l.S. 2l0. N.Y.U. Medicine. Arisfa: Aliendance Service: Chemisrry Club: Sec- reiary, Medical Sociery: Sci- ence League: Mineralogy So- cieiy: Analysi: French Ceriiii- caie: Teachers Service. Scalpel, sponge, oops . . Nexi pafienff' MORTON COHEN 852 Easlern Parkway, Brook- lyn, N. Y. P.S. I67. Varsiiy Fooiball Squad: Reorganiza- Tion Cornmifiee. He ihinks Ma Perkins is a feacher. NEIL COHEN 633 Troy Avenue, Brooklyn 3, N. Y. J.H.S. 232. Cily Col- lege. Denlislry. Door Guards. Push, pull--click, click. ROBERT COHEN lO2 Sumner Avenue. Brooklyn 6, N Y. J.l-l.S. I48. Brooklyn College. Law. Cum Laude: Door Guards. His firsl case will probably be Pepsi-Cola. RONALD COHEN l2lS Easlern Parkway, Brook- lyn I3, N. Y. J.H.S. 2lO. C.C.N.Y. Accounting. Red and Black Slafli Summa Cum Laude: Swimming Class. lf I could only read nexl' weelr's sporfs resulls loday. SANDER COHEN B77 Rulland Road, Brooklyn 3, N. Y. J.H.S. 232. Cily Col- lege. Chernislry. A.A. Execu- live Council: Foolball, Assis- lanf Manager: Medical Soci- ely: Biologisf, Edilor: Forum Lalinum: Scholaslic Council, Secrelary: Mineralogy Sociely: Floor Manager Service: Biolo- gy Service. He's gof rocks in his head. MARTIN COLEMAN IS77 Lincoln Place. Brooklyn 33, N. Y. J.l'l.S. 2lO. Arisla. Treasurer and Secrelary: A.A. Execufive Council: Edilor-in- Chief, Liferary Recorder: Edi- for-in-Chief, Senior Recorder: Candidale, Three Year Cup: Summa Cum Laude: Program Cornmillee: Grade Adviser's Service. lf's nol' conceif lo have a frue valuafion of one's ebilily. ROBERT COLEMAN I7I6 Park Place, Brooklyn 33, N. Y. J.H.S. 2lO. C'.C.N.Y. Eclucalion. Band: Frederick Douglass Sociely: Red and Black Disfribulion: Chairman, Grade Adviser's Slafl: Ticker Service: Cum Laude. He. loo, wanls fo sil' on a seal when he eefs lunch. DANIEL CONTI l47O Prospecl Place. Brooklyn I3, N. Y. J.l'l.S. 2lO. Sl. Johnis College of Pharmacy. Phar- macy. Alfendance Service: Cum Laude: Senior Room Represenfalive: History Cerri- ficale. Who pul fha benzedrine in Mrs. Murphy's oval+ine7 JERRY COOPER 421 Easl Zlsl Slreel, Brooklyn 26, N. Y. P.S. I39. Universily of Pennsylvania. Accounfancy. A.A. Execulive Council: Man- ager ol Foolball Team: Sec- relary of Alhlelic Council: Ma- ior Leller: Cum Laude: Serv- ice Council: Pos? Regenls Commillee. Cooper is near lo Copper, buf lhis copper has a blue uniform. GEORGE CORCHlA II3 Java Slreel, J.H.S. l26. Sports-Casler. Cum Laude: Lunch Room Service: Regenfs Commillee. Talks abouf baseball because he knows all lhe curves. SALVATORE COSTAGLIOLA 353 Presidenl Sfreel, Brooklyn 3I, N. Y. J.l-l.S. 6. Mary Knoll Seminary. Missionary. Sollball Team: Allendance Bu- reau: Radio Club: Door Guards: Senior Room Repre- senfaliveg Class Caplain. Sal will run a mission, To clear up nalive supersli- lion. NICHOLAS CRETA 30 Richardson Slreel, Brooklyn ll, N. Y. P.S. l7. Chemislry Service. He likes explosives! ALEXANDER CZERNOWSKI 43l Riverside Drive, New York, N. Y. J.l'l.S. IZ6. Georgefown Universily. For- eign Service. French Service: Cum Laude: Grade Adviser Service: Door Guards: Floor Manager Service: Cerlilicale of Meril, French. He'II loin fhe Foreign Legion 'lo play in lhe sand. THOMAS D'AMlCO 590 Bushwick Avenue, Brook- lyn 6, N. Y. P.S. l45. Brook- lyn College. Accounling. Lunch Room Service. D'Amico, lhe unfriendly ac- counlani. SALVATORE D'ANGELO 7I8 Easl 86fh Slreel, Brooklyn l2, N. Y. P.S. ll4. Door Guards: Service Club, Tulor- ial Service lMalhl: Reorgan- izalion Commillee. A very promising young man. Sevenleen GERALD DEAS 599A Halsey Slreel, Brooklyn 33, N. Y. P.S. 26. Cily Col- lege. Federal Bureau of ln- vesligarlon. Basfaeroall Team, Manager: Speech Workshop, Caplain: Cheering Squad: Medical Sociely: Cum Laude: Biologisl: Service Awards for Cheering Squad and Olifice Service: Language Service. F.B.l.2 How come? He wasn'f on Mr. Mabel's service. WILLIAM DEMAS 29 Macon Slreel, Brooklyn I6, N. Y. P.S. 93. Brooklyn Col- lege. Swimming Club: Infra- mural Swimming Team: Cum Laude: Junior Red Cross, Chairman: Posl Regenls Serv- ice: Summa Cum Laude: Span- ish Cerlilicale: Senior Record- er Slaltl: Minor Award. The only person who changed from man fo embryo. ANTHONY DEMMA 606 Clinlon Slreel, Brooklyn 3l. N. Y. P.S. 27. Brooklyn College. Teaching. A.A. Class Treasurer: Cum Laude. You can see some leacher musf have influenced him. GERALD DEUTSCH 354 Soulh 2nd Slreel, Brook- lyn ll, N. Y. J.l-'l.S. 50. Brook- lyn College. Salesmenship. Door Guards: Lale Squad, Capfain: Lunch Room Service. Somebody sold him 20 copies of fhe Recorder. ALBERT DI CIANNI l329 Prospecl Place, Brooklyn 25. N. Y. Sl. Mallhews. Serv- ice Club: Baseball Team: Ma- ior Leller: Door Guards: Gym Service. l'le's gol plenfy on lhe lbasel ball. FRANK DI GIUSEPPE I336 Prospecl Place, Brooklyn I3, N. Y. J.l-l.S. 2l0. Poly- lechnic lnslilule. Drafiing. AT- lendance Bureau: Cum Laude: Lunch Room Service: Class Service. He doesn'l do homework over fhe week-end in order +o re- cover 'From 'rho homework he didn'f do all week. JOSEPH DOODIAN 206 l-loyl Slreel, Brooklyn 2, N. Y. Sl. Agness. Sl. Jol'1n's. Business Adminislralion: Al- lendance Bureau: Door Guards: Glee Club: End Term Service. Teacher: Why are you lale? Joe: Class slarfed before I gof here. Elghleen ALAN DRUCKMAN 784 Prospecr Place, Brooklyn I6, N. Y. P.S. I38. Brooklyn College. Journalism. Cross- Counlry Team: Track Team: Cum Laude: Minor Alhlelic Leller. The running reporler. MARTIN DUFFY 493 Blh Slreel, Brooklyn l5, N. Y. P.S. 39. Door, Office Service: Posl Regenls: Book Room Service. He go+ callouses on his fin- gers from fearing up book slips. DONALD DUPERRE I746 Presidenlr Slreel, Brooklyn I3, N. Y. J.H.S. 232. Brooklyn College. Engineering. Physics Club: Chemislry Club: De- parlmenlal Service: Door Guards: Cum Laude: Lunch Room Service: Service Club: Service Award: Soflball Team. Duperrel!l Where's lhaf voll- mefer? HUGH EATMON 335 Pufnam Avenue. Brooklyn I6, N. Y. J.H.S. 35, Eleclrical Engineering. Cum Laude: Floor Manager Service: Library Ser- vice: P.S.A.L. Medals: Leaders Corps. Eleclrical engineer-wha? a shock! DAVID EDELMAN I933 Union Slreer, Brooklyn 33, N. Y. J.H.S. 2IO. N. Y. U. Medicine. Arisla: Summa Cum Laude: Presidenl. Debar- ers Forum: Frederick Douglass Sociely: Chairman, Grinds Commillee: lnslrumenl Class: Hislory Cerfilicales: Pos? Re- genr Service. He wanled lo ask Lincoln and Douglas lo ioin lhe Forum. DAVID EDELSTEIN 235 Harl Srreer, Brooklyn 6, N. Y. J.H.S. I. Sl. John's Universily. Pharmacy. Medical Sociely: Door Guards: Pro- gram Commillee Service: Bio- logy Service: Chemislry Ser- vice: German Service: End Term Records. Oops wrong pill - rake him away. DONALD T. EISN ER 55 Norlh Elliolf Place. Brook- lyn l, N. Y. P.S. 67. Nolre Dame. Cum Laude: Senior Room Rep. One of fhose who died wail- ing for lhe bell 'lo ring. ELBERT ELCOCK 424 Kosciusko Slreer, Brooklyn 2l. N. Y, P.S. 25. C.C.N.Y. Medicine. Melody Men: Cum Laude: Tulorial Service: Glee Club. He fhinks LXX means love and kisses. BERNARD EPWORTH 390 Easlern P'kway, Brooklyn, 25, N. Y. P.S. 24l. N.Y.U. Business Adminislralion. Track: Band: Frederick Douglass So- ciely: Debafing Team: Le Courrier: Floor Manager Ser- vice: Ollice Service: Recorder Slali: Leiler: Vice-Presidenl Service Council: Presidenl, Cur- reni Evenls Club. He's frying fo make rhylhm with fhe bass drum. FRANK FALCON 286 Soulh 2nd Sireel, Brooklyn ll, N. Y. ..l.H.S. I26. Door Guards. Falcon has an eagle eye for girls. JOSEPH FAMIGHETTI 250 McDougal Slreef. Brooklyn 33, N. Y. Ilalian Club: Door Guards: Laie Squad: Lunch Room Service: Posl Regenls Service. He Ihinks u dumbwaifer should be fipped. RUSSELL FEARING 426 Jefferson Sfreel, Brooklyn I6, N. Y. P.S. 44. Howard Universily. Cross Counlry Team: Track Team: Floor Man- agers Service: Junior Red Cross Service: Arhleiic Leller: Lunch Room Service: Service Club: Service Award. Fearing nofhing, he's even going fo college. RALPH FENDERSON 505A Decalur Slreer, Brooklyn 33, N. Y. P.S. l29. C.C.N.Y. Medicine. Arisia: Track Team: Door Guards: Orchestra: Sum- ma Cum Laude: Maior and Minor Le++er. May he always be like mer- cury, bolh as a docior and a speedsfer. RICHARD FERNANDES SBI Kenl Avenue, Brooklyn 5, N. Y. Sl. Palricks. C.C.N.Y. Accounlinq. Arisia: A.A. Treasurer Service: Baseball: Summa Curn Laude: Door Guards: General Office Serv- ice: Afhleiic Lefier: Lalin and Hisiory Cerlilicales: A.A. Rep- resenlalive. Are 'l'he school books balanced? ANGELO FERRARA 365 Manhallan Avenue. Brook- lyn Il, N. Y. J.H.S. 49. L.l.U. Pharmacy. Chemislry Club: Lunch Room Service: AA. Represenlarive. A perfeci' prescripfion: Friend- ship. CARMINE FERRISO 286 Frosi Slreef. Brooklyn 22. N. Y, Si. Cecilia. Polyiechnic Insliluie. Chemisl. Band: Chernisrry Club: Cum Laude: Chemislry Service: Maior Alh- lelic Leiier: Swing Band: Or- chesira: Band Service. If you Ihink lhe A Bomb is dangerous, wail fill you see whal' fhis guy invenis. DAVID FIORENZA I79 Conklin Avenue, Brooklyn I2, N. Y. P.S. 242. Marine Corpslnsliiuie. Denlislry. Cum Laude: Junior Red Cross Serv- ice: French Scholasiic Award: Chemislry Service: Physics Service. We shall fighf ounr counlry's wifes Wherever a loose ioofh raflles. WILFRED FISHER 5OI Avenue R. Brooklyn 23. N. Y. P.S. 238. Brooklyn Col- lege. Business Execuiive. Track Commillee: General Oilice Service: Cum Laude: Door Guards. He's go'I' nofhing on his mind. MICHAEL FLORIO 59 Orienr Avenue. Brooklyn 6. N. Y. S+, Cecilia's. Cum Laude. The case of ihe missing serv- ice. BENJAMIN FOSTER 749 Marcy Avenue, Brooklyn l6. N. Y. P.S. 67. Melody Men: Glee Club: Lunch Room Service: P.S.A.L. Medal: Major Scholaslic Award: Viciory Corps: All Cify Chorus: Tos- canini Beneiil Conceri: W.N. Y.C. America in Song and Slory Concert Fosfer keeps on singing Swanee River. RAYMOND FOX 594 Rogers Avenue. Brooklyn 25, N. Y. P.S. 92. Prall lnsli- iuie. Elecirical Engineering. Curreni Evenls Club: Service Club: Re-organizaiion Commil- iee. He's going fo repair fhe chair a+ Sing Sing. Nineleen ALFRED FREDA 58 Firsr Place. Brooklyn ZI, N. Y. P.S. I4-2. Melody Men: Glee Club: Music Service: Pos? Regenis Service: Maior Scholasiic Award: All Ci+y Chorus: N.B.C. Chrisimas Broadcasf. Singing for life, singing for loy- Singing like he swallowed a cake of Lifebouy. EARL FRIEDMAN I736 Prospeci Place, Brooklyn 33, N. Y. J.l'l.S. l7B. N.Y.U. Accouniing. Grade Advisor Srali, Chairman: Medical Soci- eiy: Cum Laude: Door Guard: Senior Picfure Commiliee: Office Service: Posi' Regenls Service. Quick af grasping figures. WALLACE FRIEDMAN 597 Logan Srreei, Brooklyn 8, N. Y. J.l'l.S. 64. Universiiy of California. Mechanical En- gineering. Table Tennis: Swim- ming: Cum Laude: P.S.A.L. Medal: Tuiorial Service. Tell us all you know, if won'+ fake long. GEORGE GALLAGH ER 353 Easl 5ls+ Sireei, Brooklyn 3. N. Y. S+. Caiherine of Genoa. Brooklyn College. Book Room Service: Cum Lau- de: English Service: Lunch Room Service. Georgie-Po-rgie kissed 'fha girls and how ihey cried. JOHN GAMBLE 503 Halsey Sireef, Brooklyn 33, N. Y. Belfasi Royal Academy, lreland. Ruigers Universiry. Engineering. Glee Club: Cum Laude: Liferary Recorder Siaff. l'r's easy +o pick ou-i ihe besf people. They'll help you do i+. JULIUS GARBER 58 Lewis A.venue, Brooklyn 6. N. Y. P.S. 25. Brooklyn Col- lege. Music. Band: Cum Lau- de: Recorder Slafi. Mad man's musical delight JOSEPH GARCIA 99 Rogers Avenue, Brooklyn lb, N. Y. N.Y.U. Medicine. Melody Men: Glee Club: Re- corder Sfalii: All Cily H.S. Chorus: Pan-American Club: Maior Scholasiic Award: N.B.C. Chrisimas Broadcasr: W.N.Y.iC. Broadcasr Series. He used 'ihe wrong angle on fhe parallel bars. Tweniy WALTER GARDINI lO61f2 Franklin Avenue, Brook- lyn 5, N. Y. P.S. IS7. Poly- iechnic lnsfiiuie. Chemisiry. Cum Laude. He even drinks wafer from fesf-iubas. JOSEPH GARTN ER 350 Georgia Avenue, Brooklyn 2, N. Y. J.H.S. I49. C.C.N.Y. Foofball: Cum Laude: Minor Aihlelic Leiler: Mafh Turorial Service: Farm Club: German Service. For fools rush in where an- gels fear 'io head -Pope. STANLEY GELFAND I4-44 Park Place, Brooklyn I3, N. Y. J.H.S. 2I0. C.C.N.Y. Business. Cum Laude: Pan- American Club: Grade Ad- visers Service: Posr Regenis Service. Man is bui a worm: He comes along, wiggles a bif, ihen some chicken geis him. KENNETH GELLER I550 Sierling Place. Brooklyn l3, N. Y. J.l'l.S. 2l0. N.Y.U. Business. Arisia: Band: Cap- 'rain Grade Advisor Slaii: Maih Club: Door Guards: Floor Manager: Co Ari Edi- for, Biologisi: Summa Cum Laude: Senior Treasurer: Red 81 Black Disiribuiion Siafi: Posi Regenis Service. Geller -- 'ihou has? murdered Shakespeare. ANTHONY GENDUSO 9024 Glenwood Road. Brook- lyn I2, N. Y. P.S. II4. Ford- ham Universily. Pharmacy. Baseball Team: 3 Maior Lei- iers: Cum Laude: Door Guard: Afrendance Service: Program Cornmiifee Service: lialian Club: Winner-Field Day: Vic- rory Corps. Tony is iusi' fha prescripiion fhe Dodgers need. JOHN GIANCASPRO 89 Troy Avenue, Brooklyn I3, N. Y. J.l-l.S. 35. Brooklyn College. Law. lialian Club: Cum Laude: Deparfmenial Service: Door Guards: Senior Room Represeniaiivez End Term Service. Average man: One who fhinks he isn'+, MORTON GIDON 75 Easl 95+h Sireel, Brooklyn l2, N. Y. J.l'l.S. 232. De- fiance College. Physical Edu- caiion. Door Guards: Laie Squad. He'll 'leach 'ihe boys 'io fhrow a baskeiball 'ihrouigh a lamp- shade. ALEXANDER GILLEN I246 Bedford Avenue, Brook- lyn I6. N. Y. Nafivify. Ford- ham Universily. Law. Allend- ance Service: Chemisfry Club: Medical Club: Door Guards: Physical Scienlisl: Summa Cum Laude: l-lisfory Cerlificale. A word of advice: Don'+ give if. JOHN GIUFFRE 605 Mefropoliran Avenue. Brooklyn ll, N. Y. J.l-l.S. 49. Brooklyn College. Defecfive. A+ lest he knows his address. HYMAN GIULI 327 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn ll, N.Y. J.l'l.S. 50. New York Universily. Adverlisinq. Cum Laude: Door Guard: Gym Service: Class Service: End Term Service. Veriely is fhe spice of life. BERNARD GOLD Il6O Easl New York Avenue. Brooklyn I2, N. Y. J.l-l.S. 232. Arisfa: A.A. Execufive Council: Debaling Team: Door Guards: Floor Manager Service: Malh Team: Forum Laiinum: Service Council: Summa Cum Laude: Program Commiflee. All flue? gliH'ers is no? Gold. SHELDON GOLDBAUM 399 Chrisiopher Avenue. Brooklyn I2, N. Y. J.H.S. IO9. New York Universily. Educa- rion. Cum Laude: Program Commillee Service: Summa Cum Laude: Infra-Mural Bas- kelball. He cleims Mr Tausk needs a young assisfanf. CHARLES GOLDBERG 520 Easfern Parway, Brooklyn 25, N. Y. J.H.S. lbl. Kings Poinf. Rifle Team Manager: Afrendance Bureau: Book Room Service: Cum Laude: Speech Workshop: Floor Man- ager Service: 2 Maior Awards! Program Commiilee: German Service: Tulorial Service: Lead- er Corps. Is lhis e rifle I see before me? JORDAN GOLDENSTEIN 40 Easl 52nd S+ree+, Brooklyn 3, N. Y. J.H.S. 232. Cornell. Medicine. Arisla: A.A. Treas- urer Service: Door Guards: Floor Manager Service: Senior Recorder Slafl: Service Club: Summa Cum Laude: Tulorial Service. Peasan+s, he yelled. slepping from his fe+her's car in 'Fronl' of B.H.S. GUSTAVE GOLDSHINE i829 Prospecf Place, Brooklyn 33. N. Y. J.l'l.S. l78. Me- chanical Engineering. Arisla: News Edifor, Red and Black: Malh Club: Publicily Direcfor: Debalers Forum: Golden Ayin Award: Summa Cum Laude: lnferracial Club: Grinds Com- miliee, Co-Chairman. E+ lu, Gusiave7 -Edelman. JAY GOLDSTElN IO49 Monfgomery Sfreel, Brooklyn l3, N. Y. J.l'-l.S. 232. New York Universiiy. Medi- cine. Arisfa: Medical Socie+y: Inferborough Discussion Group: Floor Manager Service: Library Service: Biologisf, Edilor: For- um Lalinum: Analysl: Recorder Sfaff: Sergeanr-al-Arms, Sen- ior Class: Summa Cum Laude, Freu.d's Waferloo. EDWARD GOODMAN I0 Easf 95rh Sfreel, Brooklyn l2, N. Y. P.S. 232. Pace lnsli- iufe. Business. Door Guards. Since he opened fhe doors for US. we may all well say, Thank you. ROY GRABOFF I405 Eighlh Avenue, Brooklyn IS, N. Y. J.l-l.S. I36. Deni- isfrv. Band: Cum Laude: Dra- mafic Sociefy: General Office Service: Afhlelic Lefiers: Or- chesfra: Service Award. Denfisfry-whel' a boring iob. LEONARD GRANICK 9 Lorraine Slreel. Brooklyn 3l, N. Y. P.S. 30. Cily College. Cum Laude: Camera Club, Red 8: Black Srafip Service Club. Camera Club:-He shuffers ef 'baking piciures. ALBERT GREENBERG I04 Empire Boulevard, Brook- lyn 25. N. Y. P.S. 24l. C.C. N.Y. Summa Cum Laude: Mafh Club. Well. io make a long siory shorf .... ROBERT GREENBERG I4-83 Lincoln Place, Brooklyn I3, N. Y. J.H.S. 2l0. C.C. N.Y. Journalism Cum Laude: Swimming Team. Ou+ +o prove ihaf fhe pen is mighfier than 'the sword. Twenly-one RUDOLPH GREEN BLATT 273 Tompkins Avenue, Brook- lyn lb, N.Y. P.S. 25. Brook- lyn College oi Pharmacy. Pharmacy. Cum Laude: Ger- man Service, Caprain: Pos? Re- genfs Service: Floor Manager Service: Aufomobile Club: Maior, Minor Service Awards. Made his college money from parleys. DAVID GREENE 768 Lalaye++e Avenue. Brook- lyn Zi, N. Y. Douglas High School lGeorgial. Brooklyn College. Engineering. Swim- ming Club. Ha was found in Ihe woods Irying Io find a square rooi. JAMES GREENE I24 Clif+on Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. P.S. 44. Cross Couniryi Track Team: 4 Maior Lefrerst Lunch Room Service: Tickel' Service: Door Guard: Floor Manager Service: Field Serv- ice. Service is his middle name. FRANK GRILLO 66 Heyward Slreel, Brooklyn 6, New York. P.S. I22. N.Y.U. Medicine. A.A. Execuiive Council, Secrefary: Track Squad: Vice President Classi- cal Club: Radio Workshop: Library Service: Pos? Regen+s Service: General Office Serv- ice: Summa Cum Laude: Her- ald Tribune Represenraiive. He's looking for a bull on Ilze sfock markef. IGNATZ GUCCIONE l7Ol Hari Sireef, Ridgewood, Queens 27, N. Y. P.S. l23. Columbia Universify. Denrislry. Secreiary, Track Commillee: lfalian Club: Cum Laude: Le Courrier: Class Service. If fakes a ierk +o pull Ieeih. EDWARD HALLACY 748 Lincoln Place, Brooklyn I6. N. Y. P.S. l38. Veieran, Ra- lionirrg Service. All fha luck you deserve. GERALD HANFT 95 Graham Avenue, Brooklyn 6, N. Y. J.l'l.S. 49. I+ fakes Iwo Hanfrs Io make a whole. Twe n'ry-Iwo LEONARD HARRIS 9808 Flailands Avenue, Brook- lyn l2, N. Y. P.S. 242. Ciiy College. Fencing Team: Cum Laude: Floor Manager Service: Grade,Advisor Service: Lead- er Corps: Scholasiic Award: Service Council: Vic+ory'Corps: Farm Club. He -thinks italics are natives of I-Ialy. LEROY HARRIS I60O Bergen Sireer, Brooklyn 13, N. Y. .i.H.S. Zio. Anand- ance and Lafe Squad. He looks like a giraffe afier a fesf, FRANCIS HATISON l52 Willoughby Avenue, Brooklyn 5. N. Y. Bishop Loughlin. This space isxnof for good looks. . 'I ' 1 , . . PHILIP HEINISH 35 Graham Avenue, Brooklyn 6. N. Y. J.H.s. 49. caiy College. Business. Cum Lau- de: Door Guards: Principal's Office Service. He Thinks a cuflel' is a small scraich. JEROME HELFANT lO3O Park Place, Brooklyn I3, N. Y. P.S. I67. Brooklyn Col- lege. Baskelball Team Mana- ger: German Service: Aihleiic Council: Field Service, Lunch Room Service: Door Guards: Ping Pong Club. In Ihis pic+ure he seems quiei, Bu? in reali+y-wha? a rioll JOSEPH HERBERT 884 Myrile Avenue, Brooklyn 6. N. Y. P.S. I57. Brooklyn College. Law. Swimming Team: Frederick Douglas So- cielyi Door Guard: P.S.A.L. Medal. He was close Io 'Ihe righ+ an- swer, only 'Ihree seals away. LEONARD HERBSTMAN 558 Ralph Avenue. Brooklyn 33, N. Y. J.l'l.S. 2lO. Julliard School of Music. Music. Door Guards: P.M. Orchesihra. He made a forfune lefling lafe sfudenfs fhroiugh his door. 1 AUTCJGRAPHS AfQ4Wf.,f' Zigi V444- gfer, ,mm CQ1wMra,.,.., f,.4t,.f I I K 'Ik - Ny? ,Lay ff QWL7 I '- U-fvlf' ,J ! x -A .7 , M7 x 4d55EowNs. Q, Y. 2 2 a 5 ,e 3 M iw Q Q 1 ,QQ S u L uw X Jw? vm xi X A M , , S! X M571 rj ' V !.N .1 -.R .ff m E'-E 'fl . E: N--M... , X vvwv- ..-......Y -s-...- Y E? vm. '.-xx, I ' Xe, A M .Y - N AUTOGRAPHS MAXWELL HERMAN 547 Broadwa Brookl n 6 N Y- Y - ' Y. J.H.S. 49. Pholography. Frederick Douglas Sociefy: Re- corder Sraifz Red and Black S'ra'Ff, Phofogra pher. His picrures appears in Fan- fasfic Comics. STANLEY 'HERMAN 258 Floyd S+reef. Brooklyn 6. N. Y. J.H.S. l48. Cify Col- lege. Law. lvriah Sociefy: Cum Laude: English Service: Scholasfic Award? Senior Room Represenlafive: Hebrew Service: Gym Service. He fried for fha six-year cup. HERBERT HERNANDEZ 764 DeKalb Avenue, Brooklyn 2I, N. Y. J.H.S. I48. N.Y.U. Business. Pan-American Club: La Voz: Door Guards: Hall Service. Ha's a lady killer: one look a+ him and Qhe ladies die. THOMAS HINES 409 McDonough Srreef, Brook- lyn 33. N. Y. P.S. l29. Wil- berforce. Psychology. Wri+ers Workshop: Aiiendance Service: Chess Club: Orches+ra: Alfcr School Service. How's your I.Q.? AARON HOROWITZ 42 Van Buren Srreel, Brooklyn 2I, N. Y. J.H.S. l48. Brook- lyn College. Chemisrry. Sec- refary Service. Whaf? Noi' even a Door Guard? SEYMOUR HOROWITZ I56 Seigel Slreef, Brooklyn 6. N. Y. J.H.S. 49. Cify Col- lege. Merchandising. Chemis- fry Club: Cum Laude: Door Guard: General Office Serv- ice: Maior Service Award: Bi- ology Service: End-Term Serv- ice. He's a crispy fellow. WILLIAM HYMAN l55l Park Place, Brooklyn I3, N. Y. J.H.S. 2IO. English Of- fice and Official Class Serv- ice. Teacher: Whaf do you find 'iho hardesf fhing fo deal wifh? Billy: An old pack of cards. JOHN IMBRIALE 539 40+h Sfreef, Brooklyn. N. Y. J.H.S. l36. Lunch Room Aflendanl: Home Work Mon- iior. Did you do YOUR homework? FRANCIS IULA IS9 Newel S'rree+, Brooklyn 22, N. Y. J.H.S. I26. Varsiry Baseball Team: Foofball Team: Cum Laude: Door Guard: Field Service: Maior and Minor Lelrers, Foofball: Maior and Minor Leflers, Baseball: Serv- ice Club. A fooball player and rafher smarr. To be bo+h is quih an arf. SEYMOUR IZBITSKY 257 Floyd S+ree+, Brooklyn 6, N. Y. J.H.S. l48. Brooklyn College. Lawyer. Whaf is your problem? JONAS JACOBSON 243 Sourh Fourfh Sireef, Brooklyn ll. N. Y. J.H.S. 50. L.l.U. Medicine. Arlendance Bureau: Arfendance Service: lvriah Club: Lunch Room Serv- ice: Le Courrier Service. He'll keep +he penny +hal fha baby swallowed. GERALD JAKUBOWITZ 694 Lafayelfe Avenue. Brook- lyn I6. N. Y. P.S. 25. Miami Universiiy. Chemisfry. Rifle Team: Aflendance Bureau: Chess Team: Cum Laude: Door Guards: German Serv- ice. Teacher: Whar is nifrafe of sodium? Jerry: Half ihe day raie. ROBERT JAMES 807 Bergen Sireer, Brooklyn lb, N. Y. P.S. 9. Howard Uni- versify. Law. Pos? Regenls Service: Frederick Douglas So- ciely. Vice-Presidenf: L a f e Squad. Jesse, you fake 'ihe mail car. EDWARD JANUSZEWSKI 376A I2+h Sfreef, Brooklyn 15, N. Y. P.S. IO. Glee Club: Floor Manager Service: Li- brary Service. Give him a hand for spelling if. Twenly-seven IRWIN JASPHY 325 Wallabouf Sfreef, Brook- lyn 5, N. Y. J.H.s. l48. Queens College. Denrisfry. Door Guard: Currenf Evenfs Club: Floor Managers Serv- ice. Golfing him oul is like pulling feefh. ARNE JENS1EN 856 Nosfrand Avenue, Brook- lyn 25, N. Y. M.V.H.S. Brook- lyn College. Chemical Engi- neering. Door Guards: Swim- ming Team: Radio Repa1r Squad: Deck Pafrol. He sure can pifch if. HAROLD JOHNSON 2l Sumprer Sfreef, Brooklyn 33. N. Y, J.H.S. 35. Brooklyn College. Arisfai PMA- EXeCU' five Council, Vice Presidenfi Afhlefic Council, Presidenf: Track Team: Cum Laude: Door Guards: 3 Maior Afhlefic Lef- fers: Library Service: Mel0ClY Men: Gym Service. He leaped +hrough school. HOWARD JONES 299 Jefferson Avenue, Brook- lyn I6, N. Y. P.S, 44. Cify College. Baskefball Team, Capfain: Track Team: Door Guards: General Office Serv- ice: Lunch Room Service: Gym Service: A.A. Council: lnifa- mural Swimming Champion. I946. When he's on his feef. He's hard 'Io beef. RAY JONES 4885 Quincy Sfreef, Brooklyn 21, N. Y. P.S. I29. Brooklyn College. Medicine. A.A. Execufive Counicl: Book Room Service: Cum Laude: Service Award: Service Council: Posf Regenfs Service. Dr. Jones operafes and leaves Ihe bones. ARTHUR B. KATZ 260 Buffalo Avenue, Brooklyn I3, N. Y. J.H.S. 2l0. C.C. N.Y. Business Adminisfrafion. Pan-American Club: Cum Lau- de: Program Commiffee: Serv- ice Club: English, German Service: Door Guards: Handball Team: Lunch Room Service: Audiforiurn Service. He's organizing a Be kind Io Kafz week. JEROME KATZ 380 Van Brunl Sfreef, Brook- lyn 31, N. Y. Ps. 30. I do much aboul nofhing. Twenfy-eighf MARTIN KATZ 660 Willoughby Avenue, Brooklyn 6, N. Y. P.S. 25. Brooklyn College. Law. Aris- fa: Affendance Bureau: Band: Junior Red Cross Service: Arh- lefic Leffer: Orchesfra: Pro- gram Commiffee Service: Serv- ice Award: Summa Cum Lau- de: Performed for U.N.: Sen- ior Recorder Sfaff, The fines? prospecf we ever saw. HERBERT KAY 75a Greene Avenue. Brooklyn 2l, N. Y. P.S. 25. N.Y.U. En- gineering. Arisfa: Capfain A. A. Sfore Service: Summa Cum Laude: Grade Advisers Serv- ice: Program Commiffee: Gen- eral Office Service: Mafh Tu- forial Service. He made a ringer in Ihe bafh lub. PETER KECATOS 624 Vanderbill' Avenue, Brook- lyn I7, N. Y. P.S. 9. N.Y.U. Arisla: Summa Cum Laude: Swimming Club, Vice Presidenf: Red Cross Service: Program Commirfee: Associafe Ediror, Lafin Forum: Tuforial Service Mafh: Senior Recorder Sfaff: Malor Scholasfic Award. He wen-I' Io Troy Io save Helen. AARON KELLN ER 869 Lafayeffe Avenue, Brook- Ivn, N. Y. P.S. 25. Brooklyn College. Law. Book Room Service, 'Currenl' Evenfs Club: Door Guards: Field Service: Office Service: Lunch Room Service: Service Club. He admifs fhere are 'Iwo sides fo every quesfion-his own and The wrong side. HERBERT KERNER I589 Prospecr Place, Brooklyn 33. N. Y. J.H,S. 2l0. Brook- lyn College. Business. Door Guards: lnlramural Baskefball: lnframural Baseball. So help me, I iusl' finished my pack. CLIVE KIMMEL I54 Easf 49fh Sfreef, Brook- lyn 3, N. Y. J.H.S. 232. Door Guards: Posf Regenfs. He Thinks a chisel is a crook. GERALD KLEBANOFF 945 Lenox Road, Brooklyn 3, N. Y. J.H.S. 232. Columbia. Medicine. Fencing T e a m: Door Guards: Cum Laude: Summa Cum Laude: Biology Service Club. Gads-foiled againl ISIDORE KLEBANOW i405 Prospecf Place, Brooklyn I3. N. Y. J.H.S. 2'l0. C.C. N.Y. Business Pan-American Club: Grade Adviser Service: Hebrew Excellence Medal: Can- didafe 3 Year Cup: Spanish, Hebrew Ceriilicale Awards. Ha'lI reach fame: fhen he'lI go fo The nexf word. HOWARD KLEIMAN 849 Laiayeife Avenue, Brook- lyn 2I, N. Y. J.H.S. I49. Cum Laude: Glee Club: Door Guards, Capfain: Lunch Room Service: Physics Service. Sells physics in fhe Lunch room. NORMAN KLEIN 22l Marfense S+ree+, Brook- lyn 26, N. Y. P.S. 246. C.C. N.Y. Merchandising. B a n d: Track Commifiee: Cum Laude: Caplain, Door Guards: Lunch Room Service: Gym Service: Melody Men: Baller Building Squad. BeHer Building Squad: Baller build if before we need an Emergency Squad. EZRA KLEINER 288 Easf 95ih Slreer. Brook- lyn I2, N. Y. J.H.S. 232. Universify of Soulhern Cali- fornia. Medicine. A.A. Vice- President: Arisia, Se rgean+-ai- Arms: Senior Class, President: Track Team Commiiiee, Chair- man: Winner of Gold Medal in l08 Semi-Annual Declama- iions: Maior Biology Award. Whaf's up, Doc? MELVILLE KOHN 53IO Beverly Road, Brooklyn 3, N. Y. J.H.S. 232. Engi- neering. Aiiendance Bureau: Door Guard: Recorder Sfaff. No U.S. college will lake him. MICHAEL KOREK I705 S+. Johns Place, Brook- lyn 33, N. Y. J.H.S. 2lO. M.l.T. Engineering. Arista: A. A. Execulive Council: Maih Team. Capfain: Parsons Med- al: Maih Club Medal: Ger- man Medal: Science Medal: Red and Black Sfaif, Associale Ediior: Summa Cum Laude. Experience is rhe besf feacher. LAWRENCE KORN I4-I8 Presicleni Sireei, Brook- lyn I3, N. Y. P.S. I67. Co- lumbia. Music and Dramafics. Arisla: Soloisi Melody Men: All Ciiy Chorus: All Cily Ra- dio Workshop: Meiropoliian Opera Guild: Music Service: Senior Room Represeniaiive: Sgalufaiorian: Summa Cum Lau- e. He's noi' a ham-a hem can be cured. NORMAN Icom 63l Marcy Avenue, Brooklyn 6, N.Y. P.S. 54. Ciiy College. Business. A.A. Siore Service: Cum Laude: Hislory Service: English Service: Floor Manager Service: Library Service: Pro- gram Commiiiee Service: Minor Award. He plans fo follow Mr. Deuich's foofsieps. ALAN KRIVIS l55 Easl' Slsi Srreer, Brooklyn 3. N. Y. J.H.S. 232. Yale. Medicine. Arisia: A.A. Treas- urer Service: Fooiball Mana- ger: Debafers Forum: Door Guards: Floor Manager Serv- ice: Laiin Publicafion: Senior Recorder Srafl: Service Club: Summa Cum Laude: Reqenls Marking Commilree. Lazy man's delighil EDWARD KWIAT WS X-iE 2'iiMg2t2?6oklyn at JEROME LAMPERT 298A Hari' Sireei, Brooklyn 6. N. Y. P.S. 25. Cily College. Accouniancy. English Book Room Service: German Serv- ice: Lunch Room Service: Serv- ice Club. The girls call him sugar, he's so refined. JEROME LaROCCO l4-78 Union Street Brooklyn I3, N. Y. P.S. I67. Brooklyn College. Junior Varsiry Fooi- ball: Swimming Team, Capfain l4 yearsl: Two Maior, One Minor Lefiera, Swimming: Maih Tuiorial Service: Lunch Room Service: Squad Leaders. Hero of ihe beech. RICHARD LEDEE l23 Ellery S+reel', Brooklyn 6. N. Y. J.H.S. l48. Woosier Universiiy. Engineering. Swim- ming Team: Cum Laude: Door Guards. As an engineer he builds bridg- es. fhen makes excuses. GENE LENZO 895 Ken? Avenue, Brooklyn 5. N. Y. P.S. IS7. lialian Club: Cum Laude: Swimming Club. He ea+s fhe pi+s and leaves fhe cherry, Tweniy-nine ISRAEL LERNER l255 Park Place, Brooklyn l3, N. Y. P.S. I67. N.Y.U. Teach- ing. Arisla: Band, Manager: General Olilice Service: 'Graf Advisers Service: Library Serv- ice: Recorder Slalil: Summa Cum Laude: Candidare, Three Year lCup: Speakers Service. Mr. Weil: Bul' fhe band hasn'l gol' an organ grinder. Mr. Tausk: Then why do ihey keep 'rha+ monkey? EUGENE LEVINSON l655 Prospecl' Place, Brooklyn 33. N. Y. J.l-l.S. 210. Medi- cine. Biologisl' Service: Cum Laude: Malh Service: Wrilers Workshop: Recorder Slafl: Service Award: Pan-American Club: Senior Recorder Slalil. Sandburg7 I'lI operale on him. ALBERT LIEBOFF l585 S+. Marks Avenue, Brook- lyn 33, N. Y. J.l-l,S. l78. Prall lnslilule. Adverlising. Door Guards: Field Service: Caprain, Library Service: Posl' Regenis: Service Award. Caplain of fhe Book Pafrol. GAETANO LIMONCELLI 25l7 Brown Slreef, Brooklyn 29, N. Y. P.S. 98. N.Y.U. ln- surance. A.A. Treasurer Serv- ice: ll'alian Club: Cum Laude: Junior Red Cross Service: P.S.A.L. Medal: Class Caplain: Posl Regenfs Service. Can you insure ihe Grinds CommiHee7 BERTRAM LINDER l480 Sl. Johns Place, Brook- lyn I3, N. Y. J.H.S. 2l0. Co- lumbia. Engineering. Arisla: Frederick Douglass lnlerracial Club, Presidenl: Debalers Forum, Secrelary: Red and Black, Managing Edilor: Scho- laslic Council, Vice Presidenli Summa Cum Laude: Senior Recorder, Associale Edilor. He says: All men are born equal, buf l've gof a head sfarf. SCOTT LIPNER 8l6 Easlern Parkway, Brooklyn I3, N. Y. P.S. I67. Pholog- raphy. Camera Club, Presi- denl: Physics Club: Radio Club: Physical Analysl' Slalil: Physics Service: Chemislry Club. He's pro-ducing a lexlile pic- fure wifh Monly .Wooley and Joseph CoHon. SEYMOUR IPSHITZ 2 i Avenu Bro klyn I h Vo- aa h. . .U. enlislry. m- m C vr'ah ' li e , g- lish Se ce: oor uards: Ol- ice' , LQi+or-in Chief. , ur, op r iaw. Y' Thir'l'y ROBERT D. LITT 42 Vernon Avenue, Brooklyn 6, N. Y. P.S. 54. N.Y.U. ln- duslrial Engineering. Swim- ming Team: Pholography Edi- ior of Red and Black: Senior Recorder Slalil: A.A. Repre- senlalive: Hall Service. He engineers induslrial feafs. VINCENT LOGUIDICE BI6 Broadway, Brooklyn 6, N. Y. J.H.S. l48. Door Guards: General Office Service: Lale Squad: Lunch Room Service: Service Club. Any relalion fo logaril'hms7 RALPH LOMBARDO 640 Easi 89th Slreel, Brooklyn l2, N. Y. P.S. II4. Cily Col- lege. Accounling. Arisla: Al'- lendance Service: Mafh Club: Cum Laude: Door Guard? Floor Manager Service: Junior Red Cross Service: Malh Team: Summa Cum Laude: Service Club: Tulorial Service. Accoun+inig7 If's quife simple. l+'s 'Phe oiher people's money. LEO LONG 683 Slerling Place, Brooklyn I6, N. Y. S+, Teresa. Sl. John's Universily. Teaching. Summa lCum Laude: Minor Service Award: Floor Manager Service. M.G.M.'s new frademarkz Leo, fha Long. CHARLES LOROWITZ 9623 Church Avenue, Brooklyn I2, N. Y. J.l-l.S. 252. C.C. N.Y. Accounlancy. A.A. Execulive Council: Floor Mana- ger Service: Summa Cum Lau- de: Service Council. Balancing books is quile a slruggle: To keep +hem siraighl, and nol' 'lo iuggle. WILLIAM E. LOUTHER 546 Fullon Slreel, Brooklyn I, N. Y. P.S. 6. C.C.N.Y. Den+- islry. Floor Manager Service: Lunch Room Service: Program Commillee Service: Posl Re- genls Service. Teelh +o him are iusf a fable. Now +hey're s-landing, on 'l'he +able. FRED LUBCHER 253 Hari Slreel, Brooklyn 6. N. Y. C.C.N.Y. Business Ad- minislralion. Arisla: Summa Cum Laude: Currenl Evenfs Club: Floor Manager Service: Ausrufer: German Service: Re- corder Slafli: Class Capiain: English Service: Posl Regenls Service: 3 Year Cup Candi- dale. He could manage any siluaiion. FRANK LUCIVERO 829 Kenf Avenue, Brooklyn 5. N. Y. P.S, I57. L.l.U. Phar- macy. Cum Laude: Glee Club: General Office Service: lfalian Club: A.'A. Rep. Ambiiion in life: Produce sup- er-safuraied moihbells. . - HERBERT LUCKS 343 Vernon Avenue, Brooklyn 6, N. Y. J.l l.S. l48 Universiky ol Michigan. Chemislry. Aris- fa: French Cerfilicalez Pro- gram Commillee Service: Chemisfry Service Club, Presi- denf: Tuforial Service, Maih: Red and Black, Represenlalive: Summa Cum Laude. Good lucks 'lo you. JAMES LYNCH 473 Prospecf Place, Brooklyn I6, N. Y. Sl. Francis Prep. Cily College. Adverlising. Le Courrier: Recorder Slarl: Sec- refarial Service: Currenr Evenls Club: Posl Regenls Commillee. A probable salesman for Even- ing In Paris perfume. ERNEST MACHNITS I76 Russell Sfreer, Brooklyn 22, N. Y. J.l'l.S. I26. N.Y.U. Deni- isrry. Arisfa: Swimming Club: Currenf Evenfs Club: Library Service: Le Courrier: Red and Black, Execulive Edilor: Pro- gram Commiffee: Senior Rec- order Sfaflq Summa Cum Laude. He'll make a good denfisf. He's gof pull. WILLIAM MACOMBER 208 Schenck Avenue, Brooklyn 7, N. Y. J.H.S. l7l. Bolan Academy. lnvesligalion. Door Guards: Library Service. Who's in 'Phe Fourfh af Bel- mon+7 OTIS MAJOR 25 McDonough Slreef, Brook- lyn lb, N. Y. P.S. 93 Howard Colleqe. Business Adminisfra- rion. Baskefball Team: Cross- Counlry Team: Track Team: Door Guards: Locker Room Service. The maior pad of his career is over. 1 ROBERT MALONEY 306 Cleremonf Avenue, Brook- .lyn, N. Y. S+. John's Prep. An acfive member of The in- ecfive club. FRANK MAMMONE 864 Kenf Avenue, Brooklyn 5. N. Y. P.S. I57. Cily College Accounfancy. Co-Capl. Table Tennis Team: llalian Club: Minor B , Hislory Cerlificaie: Posf Regenfs Commiiieez Alh- lelic council. The Sfork Club's books need correclion. T DOMINICK MANISCALCO 590 Hari' Slreel, Brooklyn 2I. N, Y. P.S. 74. Rifle Team: Lunch Monifor. He wanfs fo 'lake 6 maiors- can l' gel' enough sleep in five. MILO MANNINO 240 Carroll Slreel. Brooklyn 3l, N.Y. Public School I42: Cily College. Laborarory Tech- nician. Radio Club: Cum Laude: llalian Club: Lunch Room Service. Laboralory Assislani' io Mr. Davis. CONSTANTINO MANOS l6l Ryerson Slreef, Brooklyn 5, N. Y. Brooklyn College. Business. Cum Laude: General Office Service: llaliant Club: Posl Regenfs Service:.Class Secrelary. Boys High's loss is BrookIyn's heerfache. MICHAEL MANTONE 383 Union Avenue, Brooklyn ll, N. Y. J.l'l.S. 50. Brooklyn College. Elecfrical Engineering. Door Guards: Grade Advisers Service: Lale Squad. He sfarfed oi? by flying kifes. CHARLES MARESCA 527 Courl Sfreel, Brooklyn 3l, N. Y. P.S. 27. Bank Sfall: Junior Red Cross Service: Three Spanish Cerrificafes: Summa Cum Laude: Secre- farial Work. On ihe bank sf-:F 'lhey called him-confidence Charlie. GERALD MARIGLIANO 2896 Allanlic Avenue, Brooklyn 7, N. Y. P.S. IOB. Brooklyn Polyfechnic lnsfilule. Civil En- gineering. Two years. Baseball Team: Cum Laude: Field Ser- vice: Afhlefic Maior Leller: Lunch Room Service: Gym Service. He +hinks a Civil Engineer is a cop. l Thiriy-one CHARLES MARINAKOS I4l9 8+h Avenue, Brooklyn I5, N.Y. J.H.S. I36. Columbia. Medicine. Arisla: A. A. Execu- live Council: French and His- 'rory Awards: Orcheslra, Con- cerl Masler: Red and Black Slalfg Scholaslic Council, Presi- denl: Minor Service Award: Summa Cum Laude. Marinakos fiddle-d while Mr. Davis burned. ANTONIO MARINI IO49 Sl. Marks Avenue, Brook- lyn I3, N. Y. J.H.S. 2lO. Fordham. Business. Bank Slaffi Cum Laude: English Service: Spanish Cerlilicale: Biology Cerlilicafe: Service Council: Class Service: Geomefry Pos? Reqenls Service. Friends, Romans, Counlrymen -lend me your money. LEONARD O I87Z, 8 S+r e 4. ' o yn e T a g A cuhve ouncil Baseball N . J. ,S. !. l eg . -Xi in . A. . Ex- Tl Team: Soccer Team: Allen- 1- d i O lNA'e an rvice: M n, Gleelglsg: uard - i O ervlCgyB'vAlhle+ic lm ' Hers: 3 Service Awards: Gym Service, Always uses his head. RALPH MASI 243 Nassau Slreef, Brooklyn I, N. Y. P.S. 5. lnframural Base- ball Team: lnlramural Basker- loall Team: English Service: Malh Service: Door Guards: 4 P.S.A.I.. Medals: Class Ser- vice. He's quife a draflsman is lhis Masi As lo whaf he wanls, il's s'I'ill quile hazy. WILLIAM McDAID 832 Washinglon Avenue, Brook- lyn I6, N. Y. Holy Trinily High School. Business. You can'f choose your an- ceslors, bul lhal s fair enough. They probably wouldn'f have chosen you. GILBERT MEDVEDEV 533 Rockaway P'kway, Brooklyn l2, N. Y. J.l-l.S. 232. Clark Universily. Medicine. Track Commilfee: Bank Siall: Cum Laude: Door Guards: Junior Red Cross Service: Maior Award: Biology Service, Cap- lain. He +hinks a goblel is a liHIe sailor. JAMES MEYER II Sluyvesanl Avenue, Brook- lyn 2I, N. Y. l'l's abouf 'lima someihing was done. Thirly-Iwo ALONZO MILES 293 Ashlord Slreel, Brooklyn 7, N. Y. J.l-l.S. 64. Baskelballi Baskelball Leflers: Allenclance Service: Lunch Room Service: Gym Service. The passes he fhrows aren'f always baskelballs. MARVIN MILGRIM 365 Pulaski Slreel, Brooklyn 6, N. Y. P.S. 25. Cily College. Engineering. Book Room Ser- vice: Library Service: Summa Cum Laude: Malh Pos? Re- genls Service. Milgrim lhe pilgrim-designed fhe Mayflower. S-TAN LEY MILLMAN 52I4 l2'rh Avenue. Brooklyn I9. N. Y. J.H.S. 220. N.Y.U. Engineering. Arisfa. Leader: Baird Memorial Lalin Conlesn: Malh, Classical Club: Lafin, Malh Services: Mafh Team, Caplain: Parson's, French 2 years, Malh Medals: Le Cour- rier: Red and Black, Execulive Edilor: Candidale, 3 Year Cup. Sian can really rhumba Wifh a slippery numbah. IRWIN MINZER l563 Slerling Place, Brooklyn l3, N. Y. J.l-l.S. 2I0. Cily College. Law. Pan-American Club: lvriah Sociely: Door Guards: Floor Manager Ser- vice: General Ollice Service: Grade Adviser's Service: Le Courrier: Red and Black Slafl: Summa Cum Laude. He likes Georgia peaches and Pennsylvania piis. RICHARD MISHKIN I5 Vernon Avenue, Brooklyn 6, N. Y. P.S. 54. N.Y.U. Business Adminisrralion. A. A. Slore Service, Co-Manager: Fencing Team, Caplain: Cum Laude: Floor Manager Service: Maier and Minor Alhlelic Leilersi Library Service: Hislory Ser- vice: Program Commiflee Ser- vice. Compeliiion for Douglas Fair- banks, Jr.-En Garde! HERBERT MONTAK 242 Easl 9lsl Slreel, Brooklyn IZ, N. Y. J.H.S. 232. C.C.N.Y. Business Adminislralion. Soccer Team: Lunch Room Service: Door Guards: Service Club: General Office Service. There are bumps all over his head. STEVE J. MO-NTELLO I79 N. 8+h Sheer, Brooklyn II, N. Y. P.S. I7. Dralling. Cum Laude: Allied Aclivilies, Rep- resenlaiive: Junior Red Cross Service: General Office Ser- ice: Door Guards: Fencing Team: Aflendance Bureau: Sr. Picfure Commillee. Always firsi on fha lunch line. ANGELO MONTUORI I99 Norih 6ih Sireei, Brooklyn II, N. Y. P.S. I7. Brooklyn College. French Service, He fried fo gel' on Greek Service also. WILLIAM MORAN 994 Decaiur Sireei, Brooklyn 7. N. Y. I4 Holy Mariyrs. Universiiy of Colorado. Chem- istry. Swimming Team: Book Room Service: Cum Laude: General Office Service: Minor Leiier: Orchesira: Program Cor-nrnifiee Service: Le Cour- rier: Minor Service Award: Red and Black. He wani-s Io see how a ho? sea? reads on e body. JOHN MORRIS 699 Easfern Parkway. BVOOIYIYVI iv, N. Y. P.S. 44. N.Y.U. Engineering. A. A. Treasury Service: Football Varsiiy: Cum Laude: Door Guards: Minor. Maior Lefiers: Service Award: Gym Service: Oiiice Service. Goi mosi' of his mail from Ihe cuHing office. CARL MOSCOWIT1 I766 Park Place, Brooklyn 33. N. Y. J.H.s. 210. unavefsary of Maryland. Door Guards: Deparrmenial Service: Inira- mural Baseball. Maryland doesn'I know whai if's geiiing info. GEORGE MUGGE - 358 Myrile Avenue, Brooklyn 5, N, Y. J.I'I.S. 6. Columbia Universily. Journalism. Arislag President Chemislry Club: Publicily Direcior, Science League: Ediior in Chief, The Physical Scieniisi: Le Courrier: Copy Ediior R and B: Maior Award: Vice Presidenl, Schol- aslic Council: Physics Club: Curreni Evenfs Club. The aiomic iournalisf. JOHN MULLANEY 952 Manhaffan Avenue, Brook- lyn 22, N. Y. SI. Alphonsus. Swimminq'Team: Track: Door Guards. He even walks. MILTON NACHBAR I88 Ten Ifyck Walk. Brooklyn 6, N. Y. J.H.S. 49. Cooper Union. Chemical Engineering. Arisia: Medical Club: Chemis- fry Club: Posr Regenis Ser- vice: Physical Scienlisi, Man- aging Ediforz Red and Black Siaiil, Alumni Ediior: Service Club: Summa Cum Laude: Senior Recorder. He's 'Irying 'Io make Pepsi Cola info a cleaning fluid. il 3: . if f ,. 5:5 Q :mu , s,g- LASIQREIQICE NAPOLI orimer Sireef, Brookl AI, N. Y. P.S. I7. Blue Pririlr Coder. Door Guards: General Olzlice Service: Service awards: Tuiorial Service lGyi-nl, A SPY in our midst WILLIAM NEVEROSKI 99 DUDonf Sireei. Brookhr 22. N. Y. J.H.S. l26. Manhaf ian College. Engineering, Li. brary Service: Summa -Cum Laude: Posl' Regenis Service. Advice: The one ihing if ig more blessed +0 giy, -:han receive. ERWIN B. NEWMAN S04 Lafayeiie Avenue, Brook. lyn 2I, N. Y. P.S. 25. SI. ?0hn's. DLaw, Cum Laude 6 GUNS: oor Guard: Office Service. S General He mulfiplies when asked fgr his undivided affeniion. MORTON NEWMAN 442 Lorimer Sireer, Brooklyn 6, N. Y. J.H.S. 44: Ciiy College. Journalism. Currenf Evenis Club: Cum Laude: Pan-Ameri- can' Club: Liierary Recorder Slain Call Norihside-777 JOHNINICQSIA' I 1 ' Iwi? Crwylf Avena!! Brook- ly . Y. S+. John's Uni- versify. Labqdfnry Tewiggn .1 Book Room Se : 'R d I . -, Club' Phaggzlsciewrgrffxyl Sfiyigjlj de A viser's Ser- , VFGG1 Service,Clu , Tickei Fer- vice Pre Sch exvjvspx i ' H, .'i'Ae-41-f ' Always af your service. LAWRENCE NIRENSTEIN I690 Union Sireei, Brooklyn I3, N. Y. P.S. I67. Columbia. Law. Arista: Summa Cum Lau- de: Edifor in Chief, Red and Black: Ediior in Chief, Senior Recorder: Forum Laiinum: Isl' Year Arisia Medal: 2nd Year Arisia Medal: 3 Year Cup: Classical Club: Co-Valedicior. ian. He infends Io make crime pay. MELVIN NISSIENBAUM IOO4 Easfern P'kway, Brooklyn I3, N. Y. P.S. I67. C.C.N.Y. Business. Soccer: Curran: Evenis Club: Cum Laude: Minor B: General Office Ser- vice: Lunch Room Service: Pos? Regenis. Borden's man of disfincfion. Thirfy-ihree -of-ff DAVID NORFLUS 5207 Avenue H, Brooklyn 3. N. Y. J.I'I.S. I4B. Brooklyn College. Business. lvriah So- cieiy, Vice President: Ivrian, Edilor: Red and Black, Repre- senlafive: Le Courrier, Edilor: Program Commiilee Service: Ausrufer, Ediror: Posl Regenis Service: Floor Manager Ser- vice. He'Il succeed in any business. ALFRED NORMAN 22I Elder? S'rreeI', Brooklyn 7. N. Y. J.H.S. 85. New York Universify. Engineering. Arisla: Le Courrier: Red and Black Sfafl, Associale Ediior: Summa Cum Laude: Chemislry Club: Program Commiifee Service: Pos? Regenfs Service: Scholas- Iic Awards: Grinds Commillee. Shod, smar'I', and curly. GERALD NOVEMBER II93 Easlern P'kway, Brooklyn. N. Y. J.H.S. 2l0. Needs a res? cure. JULIUS NOWAK 204 Ellery Sireel, Brooklyn 6, N. Y. J.I-I.S. I48. Brooklyn College. Business. Inrramural Baskefball Team: Chemislry Club: Cum Laude. Nowak-Nobusiness. ALFONSE NUNZIATA 668 Meiropoliian Avenue. Brooklyn Il, N. Y. J.I-i.S. 49. Cooper Union. Engineering. Arisla: Science League: Sum- ma Cum Laude: Pos? Regenls Service: Analyst Managing Ediior: Red and Black Srall, Copy Edilor: Chemisiry Club. Secreiary. Now we can prove man came from monkey. HERBERT ORLAN 455 Wesi 34th Slreei, Man- haiian I, N. Y. P.S. I6l. Syracuse Universily. Rese-' Swimming Team: Door Guards: Office Service: Lunch Room Service: Service Awards. Door Guard-None of his friends ever come Iafe. OLIVER OSBORNE 861 SI. Marks Avenue, Brook- lyn I3, N. Y. J.I-I.S. 6. How- ard Universiiy. Law. Door Guards: Lunch Room Service: Glee Club: Melody Men: All Ciiy Chorus: W.N.Y.C, Broad- casi: General Office Service. Teacher: Who was Talley- rand? Osborne: A 'Fan dancer. Why The baby IaIk7 Thirly-four R ICHARD OSBORNE 389 Grand Avenue Brooklyn I6, N. Y. P.S. 93. Howard Universify. Deniisfry. Glee Club: Melody Men: A. A, Rep.: Locker Room Service: W.N.Y.C. Broadcast He's going 'Io sing in a cabaref. WILLIAM OSHINSKY 76 Lalayeffe Sireel, Brooklyn 6 N. Y. P.S. 24-5. N.Y.U. Business Cheering Squad: Cum Laude: Cheering Squad Lelfer: Senior Room Represenfaiive: End ierm Service: Tulorial Service. He sleeps 8 hours a day and I2 af nighi. JOSEPH PANN ULLO 247 I-lewes Sfreef, Brooklyn Il, N. Y. P.S. IS7. Brooklyn Col- lege. Adverfising. Ilalian Club: Summa Cum Laude, Chemisfry Service: A. A. Represenfafive. Adveriising-Tha1's funny! He never adver'I'ised his marks. PHILIP PANTALONE M H A 239 Ellery Sireef, Brooklyn 6, N. Y. All Sainis. Draflsman. Program Commifiee Service. His program for Ihe ferm: Come Ia+e, Ieave early. ICHAEL PAOLINO Va 493 Lormier Sfreel, Brooklyn ,f '. II, N. Y. J.H.S. 49. Brooklyn College. I-Iealrh Egicaiion. Cross Counrry Team:'Tgn-gk Team: Ilalian CluIJ Gym Self vice: Maior Lfier, -Cross Couniry: Maior LeHe.P1 Team: Lunch Room Servicelwf, To see his handsome smile, Any girl would walk a mile. YMAN PAPIERMAN l27 Souh 3rd Sfreei, Brooklyn II, N. Y. J.I-I.S. 50. N. Y. Insiilufe of Applied Arfs and Sciences. Adveriising. Cum Laude: Allendance Service: Radio Club: Door Guards: Secreiary Service: Program Commiilee Service: Le Cour- rier: Regenis Service: Glee Club. The man who invenied Ihe sieam shovel. LVIN PARISER 209 Floyd Slreel, Brooklyn 6, N. Y. J,I-I.S. I48. C.C.N.Y. Accounfing Baseball Team: Cum Laude: Lunch Room Ser- vice: Posl' Regenls Service. He caughi flies in Ihe Lunch Room. .v I' I' JOSEPH PARLANTE 509 De Kalb Avenue, Brooklyn 5, N. Y. Arisia Co-Leader: A. A. Execuiive Council: Laiin Service: Lunch Room Service: Edifor Forum Laiinum: Presi- denf Italian Club: Summa Cum Laude: Maior Scholasiic Award. He made his millions selling ponies. JACK PASTON 789 Si. Marks Avenue, Brook- lyn I3, N. Y. J.H.S. ZIO. Cornell. Medicine. Arisfat Swimming Club: Summa Cl-'m Laude: Library Service: An- alys+: Posi Regenis Service. He has six A. A. cards. HERBERT PEISKOWITZ 637 Marcy Avenue, Brooklyn 6. N. Y. P.S. 54. New York Uni- versify. Mafh Club: Cum Laude: Floor Manager Service: BiOl0- gist: Biology Service: Door Guards. Pafienf: I have a siomach ache. Dr. P.: Don'I eai' in fha Lunch- Room. NICKOLAS PENNACHIO B7 Hicks Sireei, Brooklyn 2. N. Y. P.S. 8, Cify College. Chemisfry. Cum Laude: Chern- isfry Club: Door Guards: Tu- torial Service lMarhl. Wanis Io invenf chocolaie flavored afom bombs. PAUL PESHKOFF 4lI Souih 3rd Sireei, Brooklyn II. N. Y. J.H.S. 50. Brooklyn College. Teaching. Cum Lau- de: Library Service: Posi Re- genis Service. Pos? Regenfs Service eh? Leis look over his regenfs paper again. GEORGE PETRITSCH Bll Hicks Sireei, Brooklyn JI, N. Y. P.S. 27. Ciiy College. Medicine. Chemisfry Club: Physics Club: Cum Laude. Lei George do ii-He did. SAMUEL PHILLIPS 530 Puinam Avenue, Brooklyn 2l, N, Y. P.S. 44, Brooklyn College. Track Team: Cum Laude: Door Guards: Maior Leiter: Lunch Room Service: Service Club: Co-Manager of Track Tearn. Winner o'F The race fo fl-ie Lunch Room. ..,.,:. Sli LEONARD PLOTNICOV 49I Cleveland Sireei, Brooklyn B, N. Y. J.H.S. I64. Syracuse Universify. Foresiry. Soccer Team: Leader Corps: Currenf Evenis Club: lvriah Society: Cum Laude: Maior Afhleiic Lefrer: Recorder Sfafii: Red and Black: Wriiers Workshop: Associaie Ediror Senior Re- corder. He knows abou? the birds and ihe frees. GERALD POLLACK 353A Vernon Avenue, Brooklyn 6. N. Y. J.H.S. I48. C.C.N.Y. A A Treasurer Service: Cum Laude: Door Guards: General Office Service: Lunch Room Service: End Term Service. He's fha fype you'd like fo know, Because of This he has no foe. CIRO P RAZZO 36 jf-:sceni reef oo ,e usiness. Guafrfisi Ge eral O , O I' viemei-fiea 4 -Henson's Service. He's going Pizzeria. -' PATRICK QUINN 7I7 Sferling Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. Power Memorial Aca- de-my. Till fhen my noble friend- chew upon +his-Shakespeare. THEODORE RADIN 957 Greene Avenue, Brooklyn 2I, N. Y. J.H.S. 85. Cify Col- lege. Medicine. So'F+ball Team: Door Guards: Field Service: Lunch Room Service. When a girl says You 'IIaHer me -do so. ABRAHAM REIFE 257 Boerum Sireei, Brooklyn 6, . N. Y. J.H.S. 49. C.C.N.Y. Chernisiry. Arisia: Pan-Ameri- can Club: Posi Regenis: Glee Club: Currenl' Evenis Club: Chemisiry Service: D o o r Guards: Analyst Associaie Ed- ifor: Chemisiry Club, Vice- President Good grief, i+'s Reifel JULIUS RENDINARO 389 Clinion Sireer, Brooklyn ai, N. Y. Ji-is. 29. caiy College. Accounring. Door Guards: Lunch Room Service. Radical: One whose opinions differ from ours. Thiriy-five cf HARVEY RIBACK 346 Crown Sfreef, Brooklyn 25. N. Y. Crown I-leighls Yeshiva. Arisra: Arfendance Service: Classical Club: lvriah Sociely: Cum Laude: Door Guard: Floor Manager Service: Library Service: Program Commirfee Service: lvrian Slafl: Turorial Service: Service Award. Crown S+.ee'I s crowning glory. LOUIS RIVERA 708 Laiayelle Avenue, Brook- lyn 2I, N. Y. J.l'l.S. I48. Brooklyn College. Medicine. Radio Club: Leader Corps: Door Guards: Summa Cum Laude: French Cerfificafe: Spanish Cerrificale. WhaI's mine is mine,-WhaI's +heir's is ours. ROBERT RIZZO. JR. 72 Sragg Sfreel, Brooklyn 6. N. Y. J.l'l.S. 49. New York Universily. Medicine. Cum Laude: Medical Club: Pro- gram Commirlee Service: Red and Black Slaff: Aulomobile Club. He'lI bandage mummies. GEORGE ROBERTS 2II Courf Slreef. Brooklyn 2, N. Y. J.l'l.S. 6. Service Club: English Deparfrnenf Represenf- afive. We like a man who says whai he Thinks, when he agrees wifh us. HAMILTON ROBINSON 489 Jefferson Avenue. Brooklyn 2l. N. Y. P.S. 44. Brooklyn College. Denlisiry. Baseball: Radio Club: Library Service: Den+is+ry7 He rnus+ have pull. HAROLD ROBINSON 255 I-larr Slreel, Brooklyn 6. N. Y. Public School 25. S+. John's Universiiy. Pharmacy. A. A. Srore Service, Co-Cap- fain: Floor Manager Service: Program Commi+lee Service: Summa Cum Laude. Off Io a new news beai. KENN ETH ROBINSON I027 Bushwick Avenue, Brook- lyn 2I, N. Y. J.H.S. BS. Syracuse Universi+y. Medicine. Foolball Team: Cross-Counfry Team: Table Tennis Team: Chemislry Club: Physics Club: Classical Club: Herald Tribune Service. Thai' Table Tennis Team musf be firing. Thirfy-six CALVIN ROCOFF 393 Hewes Sfreer, Brooklyn ll, N. Y. J.H.S. 50. N.Y.U. Busi- ness. Audilorium Door Guard. Sfay of-I fhe weed, you're blowing your Iop. IRWIN ROSEN 4I9 Bushwick Avenue, Brooklyn 6, N. Y. J.l-l.S. 49. Coasi' Guard Academy, Coasi' Guard Ol'licer. A. A. Execufive Coun- cil: Summa Cum laude: lirer- ary Recorder Slafi: American Legion Award for Social Sci- ence: Quiz Kids Essay 'Contest Maior, Minor Awards: Scholas- fic Council: Track Team. Coasi' Guard: He should have sfarfed by being a Door Guard. JU LIAN ROSENBERG 570 Kosciusko Sfreei. Brooklyn 2I, N. Y. Brooklyn Technical H.S. Cify College. Medicine. Arisla: Melody Men: Squad Leader Corps: Posl Regenls Service: General Office Ser- vice: P.S.A.L. Medal: Summa Cum Laude: All Ciiy Chorus: W.N.Y.C. America Series. He's going Io operafe on Bing Crosby. STANLEY ROSENSTEIN I6 Mill Slreef, Brooklyn 3I. N. Y. P.S. 27. Boxing, Baseball Teams: Door Guards. He piiches if, and fhey cafch if. ROBERT ROSENTHAL 599 Monlgomery Srr el, Brook 25 N I lyn . .Y.P.s.i .c0iu ia. Me e. A +1 ,l nl' '- -17': ee f1Q'.l'il s .- ' P . In sa I' oor Manag r er Maior Le'r+ers: Cap ro ram Com ' : Maior S o- siic ar Ma' ' , C ' un B : The singing cowboy. DOMINICK ROTONDO 24 Park Place, Brooklyn 6, N. Y. P.S. l45. S+. John's Medicine. Cum Laude: Biology Service: Biologisl: English Re- qenis Service. Like an amoeba crawling around. PETER ROUTSIS 4I7 Wesr 39rh Slreer. New York IB, N. Y. Texlile High. Universify of Kenlucky. I-leallh Ed. Teacher. Baseball Team: Door Guards: Gym Service: Maior Award. Baseball. He go+ one fhing our of B.H.S.-himself. LAWRENCE RUBIN 257 So. 2nd Slreel, Brooklyn ll, N. Y. J.l-'l.S. 50. N.Y.U. Business Adminisfrafion. Cum Laude: Door Guards. Don'f be bashful, fell us more. JAMES RUBINO 235 Ainslie Slreel, Brooklyn ll, N. Y. J.l-l.S. 49. Door Guards. School life is noi foo hard oi him. MELVIN RUDOLTZ 1357 Easlern Parkway, Brooklyn 33, N. Y, J.l-'l.S. 2IO, Brooklyn College. Teaching. Pan-Ameri- can Club: Office Service: Red and Black: Summa Cum Laude: Ticker Service: Secrelarial Ser- vice. Teacher: No denial slip? Rudollz: No feefh. JOHN RUGGIERO 6l 2nd Place. Brooklyn 3l. N. Y. P.S. I42. Arisla: A.A. Executive Council: Baseball Team, Co-Caplain: Door Guards: Maior Leller, Base- ball: Vice-Presidenf, Senior Class: Summa Cum Laude: Program Commiflee Service: 8'rh Term Represenlalive. If was a good fighf, Johnny, buf you made il' ai lasf. CARMINE RUSSO IO4 Second Place, Brooklyn 3I, N. Y. Sl. Mary Slar of lhe Sea. Pralr lnsfilufe. Archilec- lure. Cum Laude: Program Commiffee Service. A years subscrip+ion io Muscle Power Magazine. LEONARD RUTTIN ER ' 2 nbqip-Sre if QQDQJYLS5' 27 . . .S. 8 . Sl. John's Univer l, is i i :. Classic Club: e ' yf C : Pro- gram mm 55 : ' . He's 'f o a . GEORGE RYDZEWSKI I79 Huron Slreel, Brooklyn 22, N. Y. J.l'l.S. I26. Allendance Service: Door Guards: General Office Service: Lale Squad: Lunch Room Service, Co- Caplain. He's working on Sing Sing's eHendance blank. SALVATORE SABATELLA 38 Richardson Slreef, Brooklyn ll, N. Y. P.S. I7. Summa Cum Laude: General Office Service: Lale Squad Service: Malh Ser- vice: Posl Regenls Service: Spanish, Hislory Ceriificale. A regular fella ls Sabalella. ALLAN SAFRAN l6l4 S+. Johns Place, Brooklyn 33, N. Y. J.l-l.S. 2lO. C.C.N.Y. Business Arisla: Book Room Service: Malh Club: Malh Team: Summa Cum Laude: Hisfory Cerlificale. Success depends on lwo fhings -luck and pluck-luck in find- ing someone fo pluck. HORACE SARTER 706 Leltierfs Avenue, Brooklyn 3, N. Y. J.l'l.S. 85. Rufqers Universily. Medicine. Cum Laude: Grade Adviser's Ser- vice: Biologisl: Physical Sci- ence. Af leasf he'll have Esquire magazine in fhe office. ' LEON SAUNDERS 4b4-66 Halsey Sfreel. Brooklyn 33, N. Y. J.l'l.S. 35. Cooper Union. Engineering. Arisla: Physics Club: Currenr Evenfs Club: Grade Adviser's Service: Program Cornmillee Service: Service Club: Senior Record- ing Commiflee. Taf+ and Hariley will check up al Cooper Union. DOMINICK SCAVELLI l9l Franklin Avenue, Brooklyn 5, N. Y, Sl. Palrickh. Arisfa: Medical Sociely: Key Room Service: Maior Service Award: 3 French Cerlificales. We hale +o see him go. PAUL SCHAFFER ZI4-A Prospecl Park Wesf, Brooklyn l5, N. Y. Public School l54. Universify of Penn- sylvania. Business. Glee Club: Cum Laude: Red and Black Slari, Disrribulion: German Service: German Award: Chern- isfry Service: Pos? Regenls Service. He eals nails for breakfast WILLARD SCHEIN 2l6 Rochesler Avenue, Brook- lyn I3, N. Y. J.l-l.S. 210. Cum Laude: Physics Service. He walks around +o save fun- eral expenses. Thiriy-seven BORIS SCHKLAREWITZ l826 Pilkin Avenue, Brooklyn l2, N. Y. rC.C.N.Y. Engineer- ing. Physics Club: lnlerracial Club: Summa Cum Laude: l-lisiory Cerrificales. Only Boris can beai Mr. Davis. JEROME SCHMARION 202 Hewes Srreef, Brooklyn II, N. Y. Public School I22. Swimming Club: Cum Laude: Handbook Slall. He wrofe +he hand-book by hand. WILLIAM SCHNITZEL 75 Norlh 4+h Sheer, Brooklyn Il, N, Y. P.S. I7. Ciry Col- lege.Business. Swimming Team: Minor Award, Swimming. He iniends selling bafhing caps. EDWARD SCHREIBER i293 Sf. Johns Place, Brooklyn I3, N. Y. Lubovircher School. Rensselaer Polyfechnic lnsfi- lure. Aeronaulical Engineer. AflSi67 A. A. Execulive Coun- Cil, 7+h Term Represenialive: Rifle Team: lnferracial Club: lnferracialisl, Business Man- GQSFI Physics Club, Presideni: Science League, Chairman: Library Service. Even big boys shouldn'+ play wiffh HZSO4. JULIUS H. SCHWARIZ 69 Debevoise Sfreef, Brooklyn 6, N. Y. J.H.S. 49. S+. John's. Pharmacy. Band: Cum Laude: Door Guard: Alhlefic Lellersg Orchesfra: Red and Black Sfaff: Minor Service Award: Summa Cum I-al-'det Performed for U-N-I Lalin Cerlificale. He only believes in fhe 'Firsf nofe of +he scale Idoughl. SEYMOU R SCHWEITZMAN 327 Rodney Slreer, Brooklyn ll, N. Y. J.H.S. 50. Cify College. Business. lnrramural Baskerball: Lafe Squad. Tend +o whe'I'7 Your own busi- ness. JOHN SCOTTO I58 Summir Srreer, Brooklyn 3l, N. Y. Sacred Hearls of Jesus and Mary. C.C.N.Y. Chemislry. Cum Laude: Door Guards: Junior Red Cross Ser- vice: French Tuiorial Service. He's s'I'ilI frying 'Io figure whaf H20 sfands for. Thirry-eighr JULES SELVI N 62 Lewis Avenue. Brooklyn 6. N. Y. J.H.S. I48. C.C.N.Y. Journalism A. A. Represenia- rive: A. A. Treasurer Service: Soflball Tourney: Door Guard: Lunch Room Service: Posf Re- genls Service: Clerical Service. He'II edii' fhe adverfising page. RONALD SHAPEY 1225 Easrern Parkway, Brooklyn I3, N. Y. J.H.S. 2IO. C.C.N.Y. Engineering. Arisra: Cheering Squad: Pan-American: Grade Adviser's Service: Summa Cum Laude: Hislory Cerlificafe. He shapes fhe models. ALLEN SHAPIRO 36 Cenfre Mall, Brooklyn 3I, N. Y. P.S. 27. Brooklyn Col- lege. Medicine. Cum Laude: Door Guards Service: Lunch Room Service: Senior Room Represenlaiiveg Maier Service Awards. Teacher: Whai are 'Ihe names of The bones in your hand? Al: Dice. HERBERT SHAPIRO II9 Lee Avenue, Brooklyn ll, N. Y. P.S. I6. Cily College. Accounling. Cum Laude: lvriah Socielyg Publicily Man- ager: Frederick Douglass Soci- ery: Radio Club: Physics Club: Lunch Room Service: Program Commilfee Service: English Deparfmenfal Service. No accounfing for his gradua- fion. LAWRENCE SHAYER l58 Norlh Elliofl Walk, Brook- lyn I, N. Y. Eas'r New York V.H.S. Cily College. Engi- neering. Summa Cum Laude: Chemislry Club. Shayer is engineering Ihe nexf Wall Sireei crash. JAMES SIHEAROD 530 Hancock Sfreef, Brooklyn 33. N. Y. P.s. I29. can cal. lege, Denlislry. Cum Laude: Turorial Service, Larin. Wanis fo load worries for a profession. CALVIN SHEPPARD 550 Monroe Sfreer, Brooklyn 2I. N. Y. P.S. l29. Brooklyn College. Medicine. Cum Laude: Library Service: Tu- 'rorial Service, Larin. ls fhai all reading is? The same fwenfy-six leHers over again? STEPHEN SHIN IOI2 Manhaiian Avenue, Brook- lyn 22, N. Y. J.M.S. l26. Mich- igan iAnn Arborl. Herpeiolo- qy- I need inspiraIion. HOWARD SIEGEL 209 Throop Avenue, Brooklyn 6. N. Y. J.H.S. l48. Arisia: A.A. Execulive Council: A.A. Treasurer Service: Chemisiry Club: Physics Club: Golden Ayin Winner: Door Guards: Summa Cum Laude: Three Year Cup Candidaie. An all around guy-all around Ihe girls. LAWRENCE SILVERMAN 325 Wallaboui Sfreel. Brook- lyn 6, N. Y. J.H.S. I48. Co- lumbia. Medicine. Arisfa: Cum Laude: Presideni Medical Socieiy: Copy Ediior, Chem- islry Paper: Secreiary, French Club: Swimming Club: P.S.A.L. Medal: Minor Service Award: Door Guard: Program Com- mifiee. Cui-rare prices for cuHing up paiianfs. OOLLIER SIMMS 692 Pulnam Avenue, Brooklyn 2l, N. Y. J.I-l.S. 35. Brook- lyn College. Medicine. Lunch Room Service: Service Club: Service Award: Pos? Regenls Service: German Service: Sec- refarial Service: Ausruier: Arr. He fhinks people who live in Ihe Po Valley are po' people. GALDSTONE SINCKLER 223 Hancock Sireei, Brooklyn I6. N. Y. Ciiy College. Med- icine. Arisia: Soccer Team: Swimminq Team: Door Guards: Floor Manager Service: Posi Regenis Service: Scholaslic Award: Service Award. As violenf as a snail. EMANUEL SINGER 235 Slaqq Walk, Brooklyn 6. N. Y. J.H.S. 49. Ciiy College. Accouniancy. Table Tennis: Glee Club: Cum Laude: P.S. A.L. Medals. Ehe only singer Ihe Glee Club as. WILLIAM SIRECI 837 Flushing Avenue, Brooklyn 6. N. Y. P.S. I57. German Serv- ice': Speech Workshop: Lunch Room Service: Red and Black: Semi-Annual Declamaiion Con- iesi: Service Club: Viciory Corps. On sfage his name will be Sir William Eci. HAROLD SMITH 745 Driggs Avenue, Brooklyn II, N. Y. New York Universi- fy. Salesmanship. DoorGuard: Junior Red Cross Service: Lunch Room Service: End Term Service: Class Service: LOCkeF Room Service. He is learning how fo puf his foci in fhe door wiihoui creas- ing his shoes. NORMAN SMITH l675 Park Place, Brooklyn 33, N. Y. J.H.S. IO. C.C.N.Y. Accounting. Cum Laude: Tickei Service. He 'Ihinks Tweniy Thousand Leagues Under Ihe Sea is deep reading. MARTIN SOKOL I96 Mauier Sireei, Brooklyn 6. N. Y. J.H.S. 49. Cify Col- lege. Accouniing. Cum Laude. He's wor+h his weigh? in gold, bu+ gold flucfuaies. MARTIN SFERBER I482 Lincoln Place. Brooklyn I3, N. Y. J.H.S. 2lO. Colum- bia. Pharmacy. Arisia: Band: Orchesira: Summa Cum Lau- de: Senior Recorder Sfafi: Fro- gram Commiiiee Service: Ma- ior Scholasiic Award: 2 Ma- ior Afhleiic Leiiers: Grade Advisors Service: Performed for U.N. He is geiling muscles by carry- ing his saxaphone. JACK SPITZER 32 Easi 96+h Sfreef, Brooklyn I2, N. Y. J.H.S. 232. William and Marg Medicine. Speech Workshop: Cum Laude: Le Courier: Ausruier: Semi-Annual Declamaiion Coniesi: A.A. Rep.: Mafh Service: Posi Re- qeni Service. If he were Bruius he could've falked Caesar Io deafh. FRED STARR 450 Crown Sireei, Brooklyn 25, N. Y. P.S. I67. Brooklyn College. German Service: Ping Pong Team: Door Guards: Service Club. How I wonder wha? you are. ISRAEL STEINBERG 2I24 Union Sireei, Brooklyn l2, N. Y. J.H.S. 232. N.Y.U. Engineering. Lunch Room Service: Program Commilriee: Class Service. He wanfs fo Ialk fo a iongue sandwich. Thirfy-nine JACK STERNBERG 38 McKibben Slreel, Brook- lyn 6, N. Y. J.H.S. 49. Pralr lnslilule. Eleclrical Engineer. Allendance Service, Door Guards: Grade Advisers Serv- ice. He's -hying io lind ou-I who is pulling lhe Iighl oul in ihe, re- frigeralor. g. N . viro snro, i. Jah O reef Brooklyn ehlqh Un Iwi . 7 . . P,S,., . L ' i- S-Q fjjverjjyj Engineering. Fencing k Team:,C rrifslaf Service, Cum GA-Lqgdef 'D orTQyards: Lunch Room Service T fluve Wire I Club' En lish 'Service Vile is againsl' lhe velo. ALBERT STOLEROFF 648 Logan Slreel, Brooklyn 8, N. Y. P.S. 202. Universily of Missouri. Journalism. Red and Black Slalii: Managing Edilor: Senior Recorder, Associaie Ed- ilor: Cum Laude: Press Club, Presidenl: Band: Library Serv- ice: Currenr Evenls Club: Posl Regenls Service: Maior, Minor Service Awards, No more lunches in ihe back- room. NORMAN STURMLAUFER l95 Scholes Slreel, Brooklyn 6, N. Y. P.S. 49. C.C.N.Y. Accounlancy. Summa Cum Laude: Pan-American Club: Glee Club: Library Service: Book Room Service: Currenl Evenls Club. Three secrels of happiness: Money, money, money. MARTIN TAFT 45I Kingslon Avenue, Brook- lyn 25, N. Y. Yeshiva of Crown Heighls. Arisla: Af- 'rendance Bureau Service: Band: Chess Team: Chemislry Club: lvriah Club: Posl Regenls: Or- cheslra: Recorder Slalil: Sum- ma Cum Laude: lnlerborough Discussion Group. He's meeling Harlley in Wash- inglon lonighl. ALVIN K. TARRAN 255 Hari Slreel, Brooklyn 6, N. Y. P.S. 25. N.Y.U. Medi- cine, Arisla: Publicily Edilor lArislal: Summa Cum Laude: Classical Club, Chemislry Serv- ice Club: Caprain, Floor Man- ager Service: Library Service: La+e Squad: Derlamalion Win- ner: Presidenl. Sevenlh Term Class: Forum Slaii. Now cough. ROBERT TAUBER I33 Riverdale Avenue. Brook- lyn l2, N. Y. J.l-l.S. 50. Rul- gers Universily. Chemislry. Arisla: Debalers' Forum: Li- brary Service: Wriler's Work- shop: Speech Workshop: Floor Manager Service: Posl Regenls Service: School Handbook Re- vision: Semi-Dec. Winner. Rulgers gels ils Sidney Green- slreel. FO rly ARTH U R TAUS I4-44 Park Place, Brooklyn I3. N. Y. J.l'l.S.2lO. N.Y.U. Med- icine. Swimming Club: Track Commifleei Cum Laude: Red and Black Srail, If he had fhe K he cculdn'+ leave. MARVIN THAL 739 Ralph Avenue, Brooklyn l2, N. Y. J.l'l.S. 252. Cum Laude: Door Guards: Lunch Room Service: Recorder Dislri- burion. Al leasi he lrained lo be a newspaper boy. CHARLES THOMASON H 7 5, l-l k S+ r, oo yn , N, ?i2ydeePeV sidfm df JCou ry Tegni TFGCIK Team' Allendanc Service? ffribieisf, owen: Fred-nadrf' Douglass Socieiy: Door Guards: Gym Service: Field Service: Scholasric Cduncib: Two'Maior and'Threle Minor Lellers. A fasl' characfer in any language. GILBERT TOKAJER 344 Rodney Slreel, Brooklyn II, N. Y. J.l-l.S. 50. Cum Laude: Chemislry Club? DS' parlmenlal Service: Door Guards: Field Service: Floor Manager Service: Lunch Room Service: Service Club: Service Awards: Gym Service? Pre School Service. He'll press ihe ielegraph key for Waller Winchell. STEWART TRAINOR IZ96 Pacific Slreel, Brooklyn I6, N. Y. Brooklyn Academy. I wanled io gel away from from people. JOSEPH TRAPANE i967 Ocean Avenue, Brook- lyn, N. Y. P.S. 54. C.C.N.Y. Medicine. Lunch Room Serv- ice: Service Council: Ticker Service: Cum Laude: Medical Sociely: Physics Club: Radio Club: Leaders Corps: Allend- ance Bureau. Medicine-No wonder he was on Lunch Room Service. LAWRENCE TURK I97 North Henry Sireeri Brooklyn 22, N. Y. P.S. IIO. Harvard. Law. Arisla Leader? Caplain, Malh Team: Capfain, Floor Manager Service: Par- son's Medal: High Scorer I.M.L.: Forum Lalinum: Three Year Cup: Firsr Place, N.Y.U. Lalin Conl'es+: Lalin Medal. Bu+, Mr. Panem, I have fo graduale somelime. GEORGE VAKALIS 1 ROBERT WADE 34 Plaza Slreel, Brooklyn I7, N. Y. P.S. 9. New York Uni- versily. Arislaz Swimming Club: Firsl Year Medal: For- um Lalinum, Associale Edilorg Junior Red Cross Service, Pres- idenl: Summa Cum Laude: Candidale Three Year Cup: Senior Recorder Sfail. Here's somelhing Bosfon forgo? lo ban. EDGAR VALES l23 Lorraine Sieel, Brooklyn Bl, N, Y. P.S. 27. Sl, Johnis Universily. Pharmacy. Physics Club: A.A. Class Represenia- live: Grade Advisers Service: Library Service: Posl Regenls Service: Class Service: Base- ball Team. He advised lhe grade adviser. FRANK VARRONE 92 Roebling Slreel, Brooklyn ll, N. Y. P.S. I7. Prafl lnslifule. Archileclure. Like a new born baby, he has nofhing on. A. MICHAEL VIEJO 44 Willow Slreel, Brooklyn 2, N. Y. P.S. 8. N.Y.U. Busi- ness Adminisiralion. Glee Club: Melody Men: All Cify Chorus: Program Commillee: La Voz: Mefropolilan Opera Guild Represenlalive. Imagine whaf he would have done if he slayed anolher four years. JOSEPH VIOLA 4030 69th Slreel, Queens, N.Y. J.H.S. 49. Queens College. Engineering. Chemislry Club: Cum Laude: Program Comrnil- 'ree Service: Class Caplain. Teacher: You can'I sleep in my class. Joe: lf you didn'l' falk so loud I could. MARTIN VOGEL 7l Mesorole Slreel, Brooklyn 6. N. Y. J.H.S. 49. Dele- hanfy lnslilule. Television. School Band: Cum Laude. Television - He'll appear iusl when fhe screaming begins. JOHN VON AUERSPERG l58 Rogers Avenue, Brooklyn I6, N. Y. P.S. l38, N.Y.U. Adverfising. Swimming Club: Cum Laude: German Service: Biology Service: Library Ser- vice: Glee Club: Service Squad: Major, Minor Award. Library Service: Currenl Evenls Club. Musical fellow-Iwo flals. ,Q I 3 f. La: Af E, Gy, , ' .' .,,.,-' ' 2 .. ,wx ,,.. . in Tix lk :EMI li . US. :f i was c r s ei l70 Nassau Avenue, Brooklyn 22, N. Y. Sl. Cecilia Parochial School, Cily College. Engineer- ing. Cum Laude: Door Guards: Summa Cum Laude: Posl Re- genls Service. Wading in sfill wafer is dan- gerous. il .:- BERNARD wmrss 399 Livonia Avenue. Brooklyn l2. N. Y. J.l-l.S. IO9. N.Y.lJ. Civil Engineering. Orcheslra: Maior Scholaslic Award: Schol- aslic Council A Mr. Weil: Good fhings come in small packages. SEYMOUR WALD 42l5 l5l'h Avenue, Brooklyn l9, N. Y. J.l-l.S. 223. N. Y. U. Business. Cross Counlry Team: Track Squad: Cum Laude: Door Guard: Lelfer: Track Meer Commillee: Senior Room Represenlalive He sang all alone a+ lhe senior prom. DANIEL WALKER 278 Hari Slreel. Brooklyn 6. N. Y. P.S. 25. C.C.N.Y. Teach- ing. Ping Pono: Afrendance Bureau: Door Guards: Field Service: Spanish Class Service. B.H.S. hasn l' seen 'Hhe Iasl' of fhis professor. FRANK WALLACE 274 S+. Mark's Avenue, Brook- lyn I7, N.Y. P.S. 9. Mechanical Engineering. Swimming Team: Cum Laude: Malh Office Ser- vice: Door Guarcls: Junior Red Cross Service, Vice-Presidenl: Minor Leller Swimming: Pro- gram Commillee Service: Mai- or and Minor Lellrers, Program Commilfee. Wake up, Wallacel The four years are over. PAUL WALLER 2764 Wesf 36'rh Slreel, Brook- lyn 24, N. Y. P.S. 202. Brooklyn College. Journalism. Managing Edilor Red and Black: Debal- ing Team. Nor so loud. DANIEL WASSERMAN 3lO Easl' 93rd Slreel, Brooklyn VZ, N. Y. J.l-l.S. 232. Columbia Universily. Business Adminis- lralion. Arisla: Baskelball Team: Door Guards: 2 Major Alhlelic Lellers: Floor Man- ager Service: Winner-Field Day: Summa Cum Laude: Gym Service. Swish-Good like Nedicks. Forly-one DONALD WEBER B6-I3 IO5+h Sireel. Richmond Hill I8. Queens, N. Y. Cornell. Medicine. Arisia: Wrilers Workshop: Library Service: Ouisianding Library Service Award: Recorder Srafl: Minor Award: Pos? Regenis Service: Ausruler Sraici: Maior Award. Whef did he say? WILLIAM WEBER 897 S+. Johns Place, Brooklyn I6, N. Y. Sf. Gregory's Paro- chial School. Business. Door Guards. He fhouqhi his pracfice would +ake up 'Ihe space. EDWARD WEEMS 456 Jefferson Avenue, Brooklyn 2I, N. Y. Edward Parochial School. Engineering Radio Club: German Service: Door Guards. You've gof fo say sourkraui before he opens 'Ihe door. JAMES WEH LE 83 Morlaii' Slreei, Brooklyn 7. N. Y. J.I'l.S. 85. Ciiy College. Eleclrical Engineering. Radio Club, Presideni: Physics Club: Cum Laude: Physics Laboralory Service. Loves physics, can'I live wiih- ouf 'em. FRANK WEICHMAN 266 Washingfon Avenue, Brooklyn 5, N. Y. Amsierdam, Holland. Brooklyn College. En- gineering, A. A. Represenra- five: Arisla: Swimming Team: Junior Red Cross Service: Ausruler: Service Club: Summa Cum Laude: Tuiorial Service. The Iwo-year wonder breezes lhrough Boys High. MORRIS WEINER IOO Scholes Slreer, Brooklyn 6, N. Y. J.l'l.S. 49, Brooklyn Col- lege. Chemislry. Handball Team: Cum Laude: Door Guards: Principals Office Se - vice: Physical Scienfisi' Siafi: Pan-American Club: Curreni Evenls Club: Chemislry Club: Regenis Recording Commirlee. Like Quebec-buili on a bluff. WALTER WEINTRAUB I66 Soulh 9+h Sireel, Brooklyn II, N. Y. P.S. I6. N.Y.U. Journalism.Arisla: Cum Laude: I-Iislory Service, Capiain: Gen- eral Office Service: Posl Re! genfs Service: Regenrs Rea cording Commiiiee. Busy IiHIe bee. Forly-Iwo JERROLD WEISS 556 Crown Slreel, Brooklyn I3, N. Y. J.H.S. I48. Brooklyn College. Engineering. Soccer Team, Caplain: Chemisiry Serf vice: Door Guards: Summa Cum Laude: Alhleiic Lelier. The bridge he makes will eiiher buckle or break. HERBERT WERMAN 776 Crown Sireel, Brooklyn I3, N. Y. P.S. l67, Rhode Island Siaie College. Accouniing. Bowling Team: Foolball Team: Soccer Team: lniramural Soir- ball: Swimming Club: Docr Guards: General Oilice Scr- vice: Junior Red Cross Service. He's goirrg Io gel a shock when he learns Ihe 'Iigures Ihal are involved in accouniing. GERALD WESTREICH 80 Easi 56th Srreel, Brook'yn 3, N. Y. J.l-l.S. 232. Band: Cum Laude: Aihleiic Leiier: Orcheslra: Performed for U.N. He played af ihe U.N.-no wonder lhere are lhreals of war. JULIUS WHEELER 769 Lafayeile Avenue, Brook- lyn 2I, N. Y. Morris High School. Brooklyn College. Chemislry. Swimming Team. He's full of chlorine. DAVID WILDY SI6 Pulnam Avenue, Brooklyn 21, N. Y. P.S. 44. Ciiy Cole lege. Business. Arisia: Track Team: Track Team, Co-Man- ager: Summa Cum Laude: Aihlelic Lelfer, Minor: Lunch Room Service: Library Service: Door Guards. He's gof a one 'track mind. GEORGE WILLIAMS 522 Greene Slreer, Brooklyn I6, N. Y. Soccer: Depari- menlal Service: Alhlelic Leiler. He's a good Iooker-looks ai all 'Ihe girls. LEWIS WILLIAMS I7I McDonough Slreei, Brook- lyn I6. N. Y. P.S. 93. N.Y.U. Denlislry. Swimming Club: Door Guards: Orcheslrag Pro- gram Commiliee Service: Ser- vice Award. Whef do you do io relieve a saber-Ioorh pain? FREDERICK WITTENSTEIN I4O Manhattan Avenue, Brook- lyn 6, N. Y. J.H.S. 49. C.C.N.Y. Law. Current Events: Class Service. A witty lawyer in the mak- ing. HERBERT WOLFSON 564 Wilson Avenue, Brooklyn 7, N. Y. J.H.S. 85. Chemistry Club: Service Club: Post Re- gents. His report card's called the Rad Sea. RICHARD WORRELL l350 Pacitic Street, Brooklyn I6, N. Y. J.H.S. 2lO. Yale. Medicine. Arista: Track: Cum Laude: Minor Athletic B: Le Courrier: Summa Cum Laude. A grand guy wtih winged feet. LAURENCE WRIGHT 695 Halsey Street, Brooklyn 33, N. Y. P.S. 44. City College. Law. Arista: Track Team: Cum Laude: Spanish Service: Li- brary Service: Program Com- mittee Service: Maior Schol- astic Award: Senior Room Representative: Major Service Award: Melody Men: All City Chorus. Don't be mad, you're Wright. ROBERT WRIGLEY 576 Evergreen Avenue, Brook- lyn 2l, N. Y. J.H.S. 85. City College. Chess Club: Summa Cum Laude. Check-mated. CAMERA Sl-IY GERMAN YRISARRY I49-32 D Union Tpke., Queens, N. Y. San Beda. N.Y.U. En- gineering. Arista: Swimming Team: Attendance Service: Grade Advisers Service: La Voz: Ticket Service: Summa Cum Laude: Class Representa- tive. Bridge-builder of friendship. CHARLES YUSTER l2lI President Street, Brook- lyn 25, N. Y. P.S. I6. Class End Term Service: Cum Laude. He reminds us of a famous man-Darwin. ARTHUR ZAHALSKY l66I Saint John's Place, Brook- lyn 33, N. Y. J.H.S. 2IO. New York University. Medicine. Ar- ista: Summa Cum Laude: As- sociate Editor, Der Ausruter: Maior Award: Pres.. German Cultural Society: Chemistry Club: Math Club: Physics Club: Assoc. Editor, Red and Black: Assoc. Editor, Senior Recorder. 'He associates too much. HENRY ZELENETZ l35I Eastern Parkway, Brook- lyn 33, N. Y. J.H.S. 2I0. Michigan University. F. B. l. Football Team: Swimming Team: Door Guards: Floor Manager Service: General Ot- tice Service: Athletic Letter: Lunch Room Service: Service Club: Gym Service. One word said will be enough. Henry's around with a hand- cutf. STANLEY Zl NGER 676 Willoughby Avenue, Brook- lyn 6, N. Y. P.S. 25, St. Johns's University. Pharmacy. A. A. Store Service: Camera Club: Assistant Capt. Door Guards: Cum Laude: Library Service: Program Committee Service. If he were king-what a messy world. PASCAL ZUMMO 2l5 Bleecker Street, Brooklyn 2I, N. Y. J.H.S. l58. Atten- dance Service: Medical So- ciety: Cum Laude: Biology Ser- vice: Library Service: Program Committee: Biologist: Service Club. Zummo iust zoomed through. LAWRENCE ANTONELLI, 849 Madison Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. JOHN BREW, 250A Brooklyn Avenue, Brooklyn N. Y. THOMAS DELANEY, ZBI Quincy Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. MARTIN GARTENSTEIN, 605 Rutland Road, Brooklyn, N. Y. LAWRENCE LUCAS, l402 Sterling Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. CHARLES MORRIS, 528 Greene Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. GAETANO RAFFAELE, 476 Park Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. DANIEL SHAFTER, II6 South lst Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. WILLIAM THORNTON, 557 Franklin Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Forty-th ree THE EPHEBIC OATH XTX, In ancienT AThens, a youTh underwenT a sTrenuous physical and miliTary Training, and Then Toolc The oaTh oT allegiance To The sTaTe. Today we receive a generous educaTion and Training Trorn The CiTy oT New York. AT The close oT our high school course, iT is alTogeTher TiTTing and proper Tor us To pledge our allegiance To our ciTy. ThereTore, we ask The members oT The gracIuaTion class To subscribe To The Ephebic oaTh. The oaTh is as Tollowsz I WILL NEVER BRING DISGRACE TO OUR CITY BY ANY ACT OF COWARDICE OR DISHONESTY. I WILL FIGHT FOR THE IDEALS AND SACRED THINGS OF THE CITY. I WILL REVERE AND OBEY THE CITY'S LAWS AND DO MY BEST TO INCITE A LIKE RESPECT AND REVERENCE IN OTHERS. I WILL STRIVE UNCEASINGLY TO OUICKEN THE PUBLIC SENSE OF DUTY. I WILL TRANSMIT THIS, OUR CITY, TO THOSE WHO COME AFTER ME, GREATER. BETTER, AND MORE BEAUTIFUL THAN I FOUND IT. ForTy Tour Selmiigigtuigllass DACK 50NE or A NATION Grea+es+ School Honor o,.o o.oo,,oo , . o.,,oo oo,... P residenr of A.A. Grealesl Scholaslic Honor as ,.,ooo , . S ,S , Three Year Cup Grea+es+ Liferary Honor S S ,Edilor-in-Chief of Red and Black Besl' All Round Man .. S .,..Daniel Wasserman Bes'r Liferary Men . . ,Eugene Biernaski and Max Buchfuehrer Mos+ Alhlelic S. S ,, S S ,.,..,, ,.......,..Francis Iula Bes+ Speaker ., S ,, M ., ,,,, . . S a,a..Ezra Kleiner Besf Sl'uden'rs S Lawrence Nirenslein and Lawrence Turk Class Ac+or . S as as ,... S .. as csccc .,ss.,scc,,.. . .Lawrence Korn Class Poef L .. ccc....c,cccc., . c.,.., Donald Weber WiH'ies+ . ,..s, Alvin Kirschner Tarran Grearesl Grind S L , . ..u.c. ,,,,.s,.cc.c,.c..... l srael Lerner Mosf Difficull Subiecf .. ..,,,,.....,.,..... Physics Mosl Valuable Subiecf S as ,.c...c... Economics Easiesl Subiecl .,...,. L . ,c..,....,.c,cccc,cc.... English Fufure Vocalion , Medicine Class Mello u. , .,.c c,... W ha Hoppen? THANK YOU The Sfaff of The Senior Recorder wishes io express ifs sincere Thanks 'ro Those who have helped make graduafion lhe cherished memory if will always be. We appre- ciafe fhe work of The members of Mr. Kaplowi+z's Slalif: Kennelh Geller, Marfin Bern- slein. Jerry Kay, Seymour Bernslein, Earl Friedman, Sammy Glicksman, Paul Burkow- sky, Joe Aaron, Ronald Brooke, Sam Seidman, George Davis, Roberf Coleman and Harold Kaplowilz. Forfy-five Scholastic Hall of Fame Donald Abramson had liTTle diTTiculTy in securing The posiTion oT SecreTary oT The graduaTing class. He was Cap- Tain oT The Table Tennis Team Tor Two years and received a minor B . He was also acTive on The sTaTTs oT The LiTerary Recorder and Le Cour- rier . Frank ArTusa is secreTary oT The New York lnTerscholasTic lv1aTh League and a member oT The MaTh Club, lv1aTh Team and ArisTa. Frank is also a member oT many services including Program CommiTTee, Grade Advisers and Library Service. Paul Berhard combined a superb average oT 95.670 and a large collecTion oT acTiviTies To prove himselT worThy oT admission inTo The ScholasTic Hall oT Fame. JusT To menTion a Tew of his acTiviTies, There are ArisTa, LiTerary Recorder , Vice- PresidenT oT The Pan-American Club, and The Glee Club. Seymour BernsTein has been in Boys High Tor six Terms and has com- piled an average oT 95.670 in ThaT Time. He is a member OT ArisTa, and was a candidaTe Tor The Three Year Cup. Sy is on The Grade Advisers Service, and has spoken To The sTudenTs oT his Tormer school abouT Boys High, Tor which he was commended by Mr. Tausk. Alfred Borrello deparTs Trom Boys High wiTh an average OT 9l.3570, and a long lisT oT services To his crediT. Al is AssociaTe FeaTure EdiTor oT The Red and Black , and a member oT ArisTa and The Grinds CommiTTee. Max Buchfuehrer has meriTed his niche wiTh a combinaTion oT schol- arship and service. Coupled wiTh a 9670 aver- age, Max is EdiTor-in-Chief oT The Red and Black , AssociaTe EdiTor oT The Senior Re- corder , and is aTTiliaTed wiTh oTher school pub- licaTions. He is also a member oT ArisTa and was runner-up Tor The Three Year Cup. ForTy-six Edward Buonocore has played The clarineT in Boys High's Band and OrchesTra Tor over Three years. Eddie has also mainTained an average oT 93.87, and is a mem- ber oT ArisTa. MarTin Coleman oTTers an impressive lisT oT services along wiTh his laudable average oT 96.470 To earn a place in The ScholasTic Hall oT Fame. MarTy is Secre- Tary and Tormer Treasurer oT ArisTa, EdiTor-in- ChieT oT boTh The LiTerary and Senior Record- ers , and a member oT The A.A. ExecuTive Council. KenneTh Geller presenTed an admirable lisT oT services and a 92.77, average as qualiTicaTions Tor The Scho- lasTic Hall oT Fame. Kenny TooTles The clarineT Tor The school band, and is CapTain oT The Senior Grade Advisers Service. He was a member oT ArisTa, and Co-ArT EdiTor oT The BiologisT . Bernard Gold a member oT The Forum LaTinum , has been awarded his posiTion on The ScholasTic Hall oT Fame Tor his ouTsTanding services and scholar- ship. An acTive member oT The Ma+h Team, he is also Vice-PresidenT oT The DebaTers Forum. He leaves B.H.S. wiTh an average oT 9670. GusTave Goldshine in Tive Terms aT Alma MaTer has compiled an av- erage oT over.9370. LiTTle Gus was News EdiTor oT The Red and Black , a member oT ArisTa, and was acTive on The DebaTers Forum and lnTerracial SocieTy. He is also Chairman oT The Grinds CommiTTee. Jay GoldsTeln is ediTor of The BiologisT , managing ediTor oT The AnalysT , and a member oT The Forum LaTinum . Added To This he is a member of ArisTa and has a summa cum laude average. T . 2' Nuff I v M K' Q' Hvavll if' ' 9 '.5'm'e U - .J fkarif A . D.A6RAI150N , r ' ik ? I BUONOCIDREV M.KATZ 'r 3 I B:LINDE.R f g f f I I, L. NIRENSTEIN .1 ...n P. AR'rusA A uf '44 J, HJCOLEHAN A-'V If' 1 , , j l . I A A, H e. KLEQNER R. LDHBARDO I. PARLANTE n . fb: . : ? . BERHARD 5? QQ? f M ,Q 1 ,fag .pf QL QQ 1 . A If if 1 K-GELLfR 'ff , P1-KOREK F. LUBCHER ivy., ?,i .,.,. , , H. SIEGEI. ma fi 5 K il.. X 1 SBERN T EJ Q' 'ii EF, .aw w ' 5. GOLD L- KORN -'.- - H .W Mvf Y , ,gfz - T , N , E. r1AcH NVT5 L. SILVFRNAN g Q' - Y .:,, .., X ,,, K -: 6 . A- w:,'1 1 - ., A. Boakeu. ff , V w XY 6.GOLDSH?NE Q! .4 Q3 .5-ffisi' J NK A- KRIVIS f iw 9f :'x. . L 'gf I .452 X V 1 1:55. x x ,, C- NARINAKOS G. SINCKLER . ,..., 'F' 1 ,, lg . :QNP ' Q ff M.aucHFveHlR:n s ' 21 A 9 I Lf' , f' GOLDSTEIN +V 'Q sis N Rx QS x x X X I. LERNER ff 9 ' c N '.'b K M. 5 PE R 8 E R ScholasTic Hall OT Fame MarTin KaTz has a whiz-banged array OT acTiviTies plus a com- mendable average which combined TO make The ScholasTic Hall OT Fame a cerTainTy Tor him. The Band, Red Cross Service, ArisTa, and Manager OT The OrchesTra are a Tew indicaTiOns OT Mr. KaTz' versaTiliTy. Ezra Kleiner one OT Boys High's Top poliTicOs, has been elecTed Vice-PresidenT OT The A.A., PresidenT OT The Sen- ior Class, and SergeanT-aT-Arms OT ArisTa. Be- cause OT his ouTsTanding speaking abiliTy, Kleiner won honors in The Semi-annual Decs and in The Journal-American ConTesT. Michael Korek whose lease in Boys High expires This Term, de- parTs wiTh a handsome average OT 96.61. Milce, a member OT ArisTa has given much OT his Time To exTra-curricular acTiviTies. He was Co-capTain OT The MaTh Team, AssociaTe EdiTor OT The Red and Black , and EdiTor OT Der AusruhTer . Lawrence Korn has earned a sloT in The Hall OT Fame Tor his num- erous services and acTiviTies, among which are sOlOisT and presidenT OT The Melody Men, Pan- American Club, Program CommiTTeee, and many more. Larry is also an ArisTa member and Salu- TaTorian OT The Senior Class. Alan Krivls has earned his posiTion in The ScholasTic Hall OT Fame because OT his excellenT average OT 96370. Alan is a member OT ArisTa, manager OT The FOOT- ball Team, and a member OT This Term's PicTure COmmiTTee. Israel Lerner has won a place On The SchOlasTic Hall OT Fame by compiling a summa cum laude average while being engaged in various school acTiviTies. He is a member OT The LiTerary RecOrder , ArisTa, and manager OT The Band. lzzie's inTeresT in science won him Honorable MenTion in The WesTinghouse Scholarship cOmpeTiTions. ForTy-eighT BerTram Linder has been a maior conTribuTOr To school life as Managing EdiTOr OT The Red and Black and PresidenT OT The lnTerracial Club. BerT's 937, average plus his exTra-curricular acTiviTies have landed him a berTh in The Hall OT Fame. His oTher services include SecreTary OT The DebaTers Forum, and ArisTa. Ralph Lombardo has ThroughouT eighT Terms in Boys High main- Tained a subsTanTial average and parTicipaTed in a hosT OT school acTiviTies. Besides being a mem- ber OT ArisTa, Lombardo was one OT The sTal- warTs OT The MaTh Team and MaTh Club. Frederick Lubcher has been in Boys High Tor only Tive Terms, buT yeT, has amassed an ouTsTanding record. Fred has mainTained an average OT 961270 in his sTud- ies, and has been elecTed To ArisTa. He is also AssociaTe EdiTOr OT The LiTerary Recorder . Ernesl' MachniTs has been in B.H.S. Tor six Terms during which Time he has mainTained a summa cum laude average and become ExecuTive EdiTor OT The Red and Black , and an AssOciaTe EdiTor on The Senior Recorder . ErnesT is also an acTive ArisTa mem- ber and belongs To The Swimming, ChemisTry and CurrenT EvenTs Clubs. Charles Marinalcos was elecTed To The Presidency OT The ScholasTic Council and has been COncerT-MasTer OT The orchesTra Tor Three Terms during his sTay aT Boys High. A summa cum laude average has been mainTained by him ThroughouT his six Terms in The school. He is also a member OT ArisTa. STanley Millman who compiled a praise-worThy 95.470 average, is Co-Leader OT ArisTa, ExecuTive EdiTor OT The Red and Black , and Tormer CapTain OT The MaTh Team. STan was a parTicipanT in The Baird Memorial LaTin, and The Pi Mu Epsilon MaThe- maTics cOnTesTs. Scholaslic Hall of Fame Lawrence Nirensleln mainfained a 972, average 'rhroughoul four years a+ Boys High and was edilor of bolh +he Red and Black and lhe Senior Recorder . Holder of fhe Three Year Cup, Larry displayed his ver- salilily by gaining honors in 'rhe Weslinghouse Science Coniesf and 'rhe Baird Memorial Lalin Conlesl and was Co-Valediclorian. Joseph Parlanle Boys High's Lalin whiz, garnered firsl place in 'rhe Lalin Classical Club Con'res+ and lhe Baird Mem- orial Lalin Conlesl. Joe was Ediior-in-Chief of fhe Forum Lalinum and has held lhe posilions of Leader and Treasurer in Arisfa. Howard Siegel merils his place on fhe Scholaslic Hall of Fame for his 94.77, average and his aclivilies as Sec- relary of 'rhe Physics Club, member of +he A.A. Execulive Council, and Chemisfry Service. Howie was also a candidale for fhe Three Year Cup, and was a Golden Ayin Winner in Hebrew. Lawrence Silverman in addilion fo his line scholaslic average was highly aciive in exfra-curricular aclivilies. A member of Arisla, he was also Presidenl of lhe Medical Socie+y, Secrelary of +he French Club, and a member of numerous ofher clubs and aclivilies. Gladslone Slnckler as Vice-Presidenl' of 'rhe Physics Club and member of Arisfa. has demonslraled his abilily in leader- ship and scholarship. He has cullivafed an im- pressive lisr of school services including Lalin and Marh Tulors Service, Medical Club, and Soccer Team. Marhn Sperber merirs menlion in The Scholaslic Hall of Fame noi only for his ouisfanding summa cum laude av- erage, buf also for his parlicipalion in various school aclivifies. Tops among his hil' parade are 'rhe Orcheslra, Band, Arisla, and lhe Grinds Commiliee. Alvin Tarran is besl' noied for his hilarious delivery of Dorolhy Parker's The Dance which won him firsl' prize in 'rhe Semi-annual Decs. Al also was Presidem' of lhe Sevenlh Term Class, Caplain of +he Floor Manager Service, and Publicily Direclor of Arisla. Lawrence Turk wi'rh his enviable 97.692, average is Co-Valedic- forian of our graduaring class. Larry. a former Co-Leader of Arisla, Caplain of our Malh Team and Presidenf of rhe lnlerscholasfic Mafh League, was awarded 'rhe Parsons Medal for Malhemafics, lhe Three Year Cup, and rhe Three Year Lalin Medal. George Vakalls merirs his posilion in lhe Scholaslic Hall of Fame because of his commendable 93.87, average. Combined wifh lhis is a varied service record which includes Presidenl' of 'rhe Junior Red Cross, and Associale Edilor of 'lhe Forum La+inum . He was 'rhe recipienl' of +he Firsl' Year Medal. Donald Weber won himself a berrh on fhe Scholasfic Hall of Fame for his high over-all average and impressive number of services. Don is an Associale Ediior of 'rhe Li+erary Recorder and is Caplain of Library Service. He has received bolh major and minor scholaslic awards. Frank Weichman in addilion lo his 93.21, average, has compiled, during his shorf s+ay al Boys High, an impressive lis'r of exrra-curricular acfivilies. Oulslanding among 'rhese are Arisia, member of lhe Ausru- fer , Swimming Club, Malh Service, and Junior Red Cross Service. Arlhur Zahalsky has spenl six ferms in Boys High during which lime he succeeded in amassing a high summa cum laude average plus an admirable ex+ra-curri- cular record. As a member of 'rhe Red and Black, Arfy's oufslanding work on lhe Fealure Page finally rewarded him lhe posilion of Asso- ciale Edifor. Forfy-nine Atlz7et1b Hap of ame James Bishop will always be remembered by The ofher Soccer squads of The borough as The liTTle man who was always There. A colorful and fair-minded player, Jimmy has always been a symbol of polished sporTsmanship To The Team. Carmen Bruno achieved his major leTTer while playing fullback on The Soccer Team. Displaying smarT playing, his charging inTo enemy dribblers broke up many ThreaTening plays. He also worked ouT on The gridiron. David Cardwell ran cross-counTry during The I947 season and is also a member of Doc ElsTein's Track Team. David does noT limiT himself enTirely To aThleTics, having mainfained a cum laude average for four years aT Boys High. Russell Fearing is one of our many fine Track men. His all-ouT efforfs on boTh The field and in The classroom have lived up To True Boys High Tradifions. A swell average, swell sporfsmanship, and swell characTer have all played a parT in placing Russell here. Ralph Fenderson has been a definife asseT To boTh The Track and Cross-CounTry Teams. Ralph has been awarded boTh major and minor leTTers for his fasf running. He is also a member of The Orchesfra, and ArisTa. AnThony Genduso who is Capfain of The Baseball squad received Three major leTTers, because of his winning piTch- ing for Mr. Kane's nine. Tony has mainfained a cum laude average ThroughouT his sTay in Boys High. He also served on The Program Com- miTTee. FifTy Charles Goldberg won Two major awards for his fine work as a mem- ber of The Boys High Rifle Team. When he wasn'T shooTing bulls-eyes, Charles also managed The Riflemen. NOT only was he a fine aThleTe buf he also amassed a cum laude average. James Greene helped bring many honors To Boys High wiTh his splendid performances as Co-Capfain of our un- beafable Track Team. Jimmy's name was inserfed inTo The record book when he ran a flying anchor leg in The IZOO yard relay ThaT seT a new sfandard in The ciTy championships. Francis lula who for Two years has been using his l9O pounds To fill The quarferback posifion for The Foofball Team, also plays The ouffield for The Baseball squad. Because of his ouTsTanding performances, lula was The recipienf of Two major leTTers. He is also a cum laude sTudenT. Harold Johnson an ouTsTanding member of Boys High School's Track Team Tor Three years, has regisfered poinTs for Alma Mafer in The running high jump. ln addifion To his aThleTic acTiviTies Hal has served as vice-presidenf and presidenf of The Allied AcTiviTies. Howard Jones speedy liTTle playmaker for Mickey Fisher's Baskefeers has been a member of The Team for Two years and capTain of The varsify five dur- ing The I947-48 season. Howie's sparkling speed, shoT-making, and all-around play was one of The defermining facfors in The successful '47-'48 season. Jerry LaRocco has been a member of The Boys High swimming Team for Three years, and capTain for one. His ouTsTanding performances in The lOO yard back- sfroke have helped win many a meeT for The B.H.S. Mermen . Jerry was also lvlr. Boys High School of l947. , '1HM:w1uLn-1 Maw 11411 TBISHDOP DUSO 7 ff ' gi ' ..,. , . , , . JONES 4.PHOLlNO 'THDPNTDM A xxx ,Sf ' .a CBRUNO ,.,' K ejs 'cgGoL bB RG! 2 'P' A W 5 fy '13 1 -W if J miofco - W l l :W I Ai.. , - ,LPLOTN ICOV ' r ' v . . uunccroulm 5 .-., ag, r ,. A: 5:.,., sl . b.MC RDVVEiLL J. GREENE 'K r' , .,E,q:V. L. MARINE R ROSENTHHL ? .. L. , ,.A,..? I !AlClQC R.r-'mas NG IV Rf' W X, . X S2 -,LE ' 1 1 X F. I U L F! RMISHKIN nnourszs LH RFENDER SON lI RlJeeTefn'b AThleTic Hall of Fame Leonard Marino Tound disTincTion as boTh high scorer and Co- CapTain of The Soccer squad. His clever and speedy TooTwork and accuraTe shooTing raTed him as one oT The ouTsTanding Torwards in The league. His calm yeT alerT playing kepT The enemy backs always in hoT waTer. Richard Mishkin received a major and minor B Tor his sTalwarT work on Mr. Simon's Fencing Team. Dick was The only member of The Team chosen To compeTe in The P.S.A.L. Fencing Championships. He was ap- poinTed capTain oT The Team in his senior year. John Morris disTinguished himselT on The Boys High gridiron Tor Three years. During The '47-'48 season he played righT end Tor The Mullermen. His Tine pass receiving led The Team To many a Touchdown. Michael Paolino has been a member oT The Cross-CounTry Team Tor Two years, during which Time he has earned one major and one minor leTTer. Mike, running Tor The Track Team in The IOO yard dash and The 220, added Two more leTTers To his laurels. Leonard PloTnicov was Tound To be an able Torward wiTh The Soccer Team. Fine passing and speed caused him To be a valuable man in The line. Lenny also worked well wiTh The Leaders Corps in The Gym. RoberT RosenThal Topped OTT Three years as CapTain oT The RiTle Team by seTTing an all-Time B.H.S. sharpshooTing mark oT T87 oT a possible ZOO. Bob has dem- onsTraTed his school spiriT as PresidenT oT The AA. and Manager oT The Table Tennis Team. PeTer RouTsis beTTer known as Greek , has been a member oT Mr. Kane's baseball Team Tor Two years and has received Two major IeTTers Tor his Tine work on The diamond. His ouTsTanding play aT shorTsTop and aT The plaTe were always one oT The highspoTs oT The game. FiTTy-Two John Rugglero is The hard-hiTTing Co-CapTain oT This year's base- ball squad. Johnny has roamed in The leTT Tield pasTures Tor Three years, and in ThaT Time has earned Two major leTTers. He is also a member oT ArisTa, and is Vice-PresidenT oT The Senior Class. William ThornTon one of Doc ElsTein's pride and joys has won Three major leTTers while running on The Track and Cross-CounTry Teams. He is one oT The boys who helped Alma MaTer's TracksTers go Through a highly successTul season. Danny Wasserman sTood ouT as one oT The besT oTTensive and de- Tensive guards in The ciTy. Danny was one oT The high scorers in The CiTy P.S.A.L. wiTh 240 poinTs Tor The pasT season. While in Boys High he amassed a summa cum laude average, and is a member oT ArisTa. Jerrold Weiss proved indispensable To Mr. Mabel wiTh his ex- cellenf deTensive playing as cenTer-halT. Jerry showed Tine leadership in keeping The Team well organized on The Tield and in seTTing up plays. Jerry also sporTs a Tine average oT 907, and is in ArisTa. HerberT Werman compeTed Tor Two years on boTh The VarsiTy and J.V. FooTball Squads as cenTer and dropkicker. Werman was also a member oT Mr. Mabel's Soccer Team and a dependable on The Bowling Team. In Tour years aT Boys High, Herbie picked up a major and Two minor leTTers. Richard Worrell has been a member oT The Track Team since he was in TourTh Term and ran in several meeTs. Dick mosT enjoyed running on The I2OO yard relay Team in The I948 Indoor CiTy Championship Track MeeT. ln addiTion To his work on The squad he was a member oT ArisTa and Le Courrier . SENIOR SUGGESTICNS Afler four years in Boys High we are able To fully appreciale all +ha+ Boys High is. and siands lor. We have come Io respecl and admire fhe grea+ 'rradirions of Boys High in bolh scholarship and a'rhle+ics. I+ is indeed hard 'ro find a berfer school fhan ours wiI'h all ils wonderful qualilies, buf May We A small campus of 360 acres in sunny California. Female Ieachers under 20, or for Ihaf ma++er under 70 years old. Tex? books under 20, or for Ihal' maffer under 70 years old. Plush seafs in Ihe lunchroom. A smoking room 'For seniors as well as feachers. All failing marks Io be wrillen in pencil. No more posfhumously awarded sick passes. Rope ladders Io climb in fhe gym. 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Q4 2 Lasl' Will and Teslamenl We, The members of 1'he Senior Class of June I948, having noi' yel fully recovered from four years of merhodical 'ror+ure, buf being in as healrhy a sfale of mind as our keepers deem possible, hereby bequealh Jrhe following ifems of our good will +o +he following: To Mr. Jacoby-The password To The back of Dubrow's. To Mr. Casika-A copy of Sherwood's Idio'r's Delight To Mr. Gross-Roman cigarelles endorsed by Cicero. To Dr. Ryan-A personal inlerview wi'rh Juslice Marshall. To Mrs. Hail-Scrubby brown paper bags. To Mr. Koral-A subscriprion 'ro rhe Daily Worker. To Mr. Mabel--Cross-eyed infra-mural umpires. To Miss Benson-Soir music and a book of poerry. To Mr. Vogel-Srephen Douglas. To Mr. Tausk-An alumnus who didn'l' make good. To Mr. Papke-A dedicafion-surprised? To Mr. Schulman-Boys who go 'ro school dances. To Doc Elsrein-Anolher year like Jrhis. To Mr. Panem-A Malh Team wirhoul Turk. To Mr. Kaplowilz-A 24 hour schedule. To Mr. Wechsler-An eleclric lan 'ro blow pipe smoke away. To Mr. Levenrer-Professional playwrighls for 'rhe Pan-American Club. To Mr. Davis-A machine wirh IOO7, efficiency. To Dr. Sfeinhauer-Pillows for his s+uoIen'rs. To Mr. Woodruff-Anorher 30 years in Boys High. To Mrs. Bescline-Cushioned ice. To Nexr Term's Recorder S+aFF-A case of aspirins. To Those Remaining--Palience and forfirude. The five seniors merchanrs were: Jeweler: THE Sl-IILLING COMPANY 68 Nassau S+ree+, New York Cify Phofographerz PAUL GALLERIES 336 New York Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Prinler: EASTERN PRESS, INC. 33 Flalbush Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Engraver: SCIENTIFIC ENGRAVING COMPANY 406 Wesl 3 I sl' Slreer. New York Ciiy Medals: KLIMPL MEDAL COMPANY 68 Nassau Slreer, New York Ci+y 185 5 3 a Q s a 5 Graduafion Program Pasfe program here M I