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

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1949 volume:

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EDITCRIAL H Tis education forms the common mind: lust as the Twig is bent The Treeis inclined. -Pope-lworal Essays The graduaTing class OT June, l949, has now Tilled in The lcey boxes in ThaT crossword puzzle, ThaT is liTe. There is no Time, however. To block OuT in bold relieT The inTerpreTaTions OT 'liTe,' so common, so sTereoTyped, worn Threadbare wiTh use and misuse. The world is enTering The criTical phase in iTs hisTory: iT will improve or iT will degeneraTe inTo noThing. We are leaving behind us aT Alma MaTer a luxurious securiTy, wherein The only exTernally caused aTTaclcs On our menTal processes were noThing more Than coniugaTion OT LaTin verbs. applicaTiOns OT sine and cosine, and The second acT OT lvlacbeTh. We go inTo a world ThaT is revolving in an aTmosphere OT cold war Though s+ill scarred Trom recenT biTTer sTriTe. We go anxious To assume our share OT The burden OT The problems OT civilizaTion. The earTh's inhabiTanTs aTTribuTe To Themselves high infelligence in masTering The laws OT physics when They are barely beyond The STone Age in social relaTions wiTh Their Tellow men. WiTh Their maTerial and elecTrical implemenTs They have girdled The globe, COr1quered The ArcTic and The Tropics, They have harnessed lighT- ning, uTilized The power OT caTaracTg They have measured and analyzed disTanT heavenly bodies. They admiT noThing To be impossible in The maTerial world. The spiriTual world, The docTrines OT moraliTy, are neglecTed. BUT The Time measure OT a peoples greaTness depends solely upon iTs loyalTy To iTs naTive ideals, The ideals based solidly upon Truly human values and The digniTy OT man. lT is in The power OT yOuTh, and yOuTh alone, To Turnish The TaiTh necessary To resTore The moral check upon our Technological advances. And so we deparT Trom Boys l-ligh, The lceysTone OT TaiTh careTully cemenTed inTo our minds wiTh The mOrTar OT broTherhood. cooperaTiOn, and The sense OT righT and wrong. We have been TaughT The essence OT world peace. IT is now our Taslc TO bring iT To realiTy and preserve iT Tor eTerniTy. LR Th ree N Noblesse Cbligen 15' 0 .Q ,Q 'S- O g D 2 , f I- llyy TX- , 0 .49 QOQKV TO TI-TE MEMBERS OE Tl-IE GRADUATING CLASS OF JUNE I949: A Tew shorT years ago, you enTered Boys l-ligh School, wide- eyed, alerT, eager To explore This new world of educaTion and deTermined To absorb all The wonderful possibiliTies ThaT imaginaTion. report and parenTal conversaTions had picTured Tor you. Now you have come To The end oT This parTicular experience, and I hope ThaT you have realized The ioys oT exploraTion, oT growTh, and oT achievemenT, The saTisTacTion oT sTanding shoulder To shoulder wiTh your Tellow sTudenTs and marching sTeadily Torward on The road To successTul accomplishmenT. Your high school career has broughT you opporTuniTies To progress in scholarship, To render unselTish service, and To acquire permanenT ideals oT inTegriTy, reliabiliTy, loyalTy, and broTherhood, I Tirmly believe ThaT you have greaTly proTiTed menTally, spiriTually, and morally: ThaT you have Tormed lasTing Triendships: ThaT you have laid a sTrong ToundaTion Tor whaTever conTronTs you in The days and years ahead. We oT The TaculTy are Truly pleased wiTh The spiriT ThaT has animaTed your progress-a spiriT oT cooperaTion and Triendliness and helpTulness. We hope ThaT you will always carry on in This spiriT and ThaT oT each oT you iT will be said, A splendid American ciTizen -Tor noThing Tiner can be said oT any man. Soon you will ioin The ranlcs oT The Tens of Thousands oT our splendid alumni who, ThroughouT The land, are making valuable conTribuTions To The welTare oT our beloved counTry. Our inTeresT in your career, our warm aTTecTion and good wishes will always be wiTh you, and when opporTuniTy permiTs you To visiT us, you will Tind a hearTy welcome awaiTing you aT your Alma MaTer. dp f4fwMQ Four Principal MR. ALFRED A. TAUSK, Principal of Boys High School, is 'ihe living personificali-on of our school mol'+o, Noblesse Obligef' Ugff Www W 40-wa Shan' Zfeamt We, The Seniors oT Boys l-ligh, are now in The hornesTreTch oT a race which began as a long and endless one buT now seems so very shorT in reTrospecT. We have had The added good TorTune oT seeing our TooTball Team go Through an undeTeaTed season, and me have waTched one OT The greaTesT Track Teams ever assembled, go Tlying by on The cinder paThs. Our Tellow sTudenTs have won unTold scholasTic and aThleTic honors againsT all comers. In years To come, when we shall be Tacing The Turbulence OT adulT liTe, we shall look back on our brieT Tenure aT Boys High and remember The liTTle incidenTs ThaT are so dear To our hearTs. We shall recollecT how hard we Tried To sTop The hordes Trying To geT pasT our door guard posT, and our sTruggles To climb The ropes in The gym. l.eT's go back now and recall in deTail These pasT Tour years ThaT have been so enjoyable and delighTTul To us, during our sTay in Alma MaTer. FROSH Timidly, we saT clad in our knickerbockers lisTening To our principal, Mr. Tausk, explain To us whaT Boys l-ligh sTands Tor and means. We were so overwhelmed by The ouTsTanding repuTaTion oT our school ThaT we resolved To conTribuTe To and keep alive her illusTrious presTige. AlThough we resenTed The BM. ses- sion, Boys T-ligh soon became an acTive parT oT each one oT us. IT was someThing new Tor us To come To school in The glorious sunlighT and go home in The ungenial, six o'clock darkness. ATTer looking Tor The new hydromaTic elevaTor, we became aware ThaT we'd have To be on guard againsT The pracTical ioking oT The seniors. Six During The TirsT Tew weeks in SepTember, we Tound ourselves embroiled in The now Tamous more-pay-Tor-coaches dispuTe. WiTh The baTTle cry STrikel No School 'Til SporTs Come Back! we marched To Brooklyn Tech. ATTer a day oT This, we Tinally came To our senses and re- Turned To school. As The TooTball season arrived, a TradiTional clamor oT exciTemenT sounded wiThin The walls oT Alma lvlaTer. ln an annual, Thrill-packed ElecTion Day conTesT, we nosed ouT Brooklyn Tech, 26-25. lggie RappaporT, picked on every All-STar Team, was designaTed BesT FooTball Player in The ciTy. Doc ElsTein's mile relay Team, composed oT Payne, Ellis, Fields, and l-lasse, seT a new record by running The mile in 3:26.6 aT Ran- dalls Island. Meanwhile, Siggie Banks' number Tlashed all over The baskeTball courT as The varsiTy Tive sTreaked To Tame. The Red and Black also came Through by publishing a six page Tabloid ediTion, which received a MedalisT Award Trom The Columbia ScholasTic Press AssociaTion. The l.iTerary Recorder, a'so up on Top, aTTained a TirsT place raTing Trom The same associaTion. As usual Mr. Panem's naTurals llvlaThleTesl copped TirsT place in The inTerscholasTic lVlaTh League. By The Time our Treshman year Tlew by, we Tell' ThaT we were now compleTely iniTiaTed men oT Boys T-ligh. No longer did we buy elevaTor passes . . . we now sold Them. SCDPHS The welcome sound oT Toe againsT pigskin, The perennial Torerunner of Tall and TooTball, ushered in our sophomore year wiTh liTTle shorT QT bre3Th-Taking rapidiTy. C T -151211, 5 41 i T Q s , ? V J 3 pr, i f . z4w,m- ' '.3 Y Q .,,,. t i n a i 1 5 W W, 1 M.-- I 2 ' I ? 1 A Q A q m if A if l ,Qs f !i4! w 'QQF 'mi 1 -...., -. ,W M ,K A In A A I 1 V l W :A 1 I v 1 1 Q Q1 Q rn , 7 i r. 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NOT To be ouTdone in The way oT aThleTic success, Doc ElsTein's winged TooTers also broughT home The bacon Thar year. The Track- sTers won The ouTdoor MeTropoliTan TiTle, de- TeaTing Their nearesT rival, New UTrechT, wiTh plenTy To spare. The denizens oT B.H.S. likewise, Tared well in academic achievemenT. The Columbia Press AssociaTion awarded a medalisT To The Red and Black, and a TirsT place raTing To The LiTerary Recorder. NoTeworThy, also, were The accomplishmenTs oT The Boys High musical organizaTions. The Melody Men broughT acclaim To Old Iron- sides lB.H.S.l, perTorming admirably in siv- eral concerTs over sTaTion W.N.Y.C., and aT Th, Brooklyn Museum, while The Band, under The agile baTon oT Max WeinsTein, commemoraTed iTs TwenTieTh anniversary. AnoTher memorable phase oT our soph year was The resumpTion oT The long-dead single session, and The inTroducTion oT an annex. Ap- proximaTely 800 Treshman lhall sTudenTs, ac- companied by a number oT our prominenT TaculTy, migraTed To The annex. Those oT us who remained in This age-old TixTure, ThaT is Boys High, viewed The innova- Tion oT The single session wiTh a mixTure oT skepTicism and inTense saTisTacTion. Many deemed The school day, lengThened by some Two hours, would inTerTere wiTh Their posT- EighT school iobs. However, The maioriTy refused TO conTesT The new procedure when They learned ThaT iT permiTTed almosT 30 more minuTes of JUNIORS We were now Juniors, Two years away Trom our desTinaTion-graduaTion. We were very proud individuals sTruTTing across The halls wiTh Senior buTTons clipped on To our Boys High sweaTers. We easily passed as seniors, aT leasT we ThoughT we did. We had Two years oT ex- perience in Boys High School, and we knew iusT where we were going and whaT we were doing. Each oT us knew exacTly whaT Teachers handed ouT cuTTing cards, and whaT Teachers didn'T. The TirsT halT oT The Third year was an im- porTanT one To us, poliTically, since we Tinally had a voice in The school governmenT Through our TiTTh Term represenTaTive. Bob RosenThal, sleep. Hal Johnson, and Harry TeiTelbaum were The A.A.'s president vice-presidenT, and secreTary, respecTively, aT This Time. Our TooTball Team was quiTe unsuccessTul, and we were all much disappoinTed. BuT, The Mul- lermen, headed by Herbie HorowiTz and Andy lppoliTo, cerTainly gave us a big boosT when They Trimmed Erasmus, Boys Highs TradiTional Toe. AT The end oT The Tall Term we ToughT The big snow, 25.6 inches To be exacT, To geT To school. The cold February winds saw Mickey Eish- er's BaskeTball Team in The Garden playoTTs, wiTh all oT us in The sTands cheering. AlThough we losT To a Tavored Lincoln Team, we were very proud oT our baskeTeers, a colorTul bunch oT ballplayers wiTh a loT oT spiriT. IT will be hard To TorgeT how They Trounced Brooklyn Tech, 47-37, To geT inTo The playoTTs. IT was during This same Term ThaT Doc ElsTein's Track sTars capTured all The Track hon- ors in sighT. They won The NaTional High School Track and Field Championship aT Madi- son Sguare Garden, and The P.S.A.L. lndoor MeTropoliTan Championship. The winged TooT- Q K ., - , LC xx 5 N i JFS' fR I ii? 3 QS E 1 N 'T JWIZBICKI fv- .- if f X' , 'FS AE.YGACO7JflNC 'va f Q 'gf ' f f..RElSMl'--. S 12 M, 'N 'K fl 1. E2 I V A 1 Q Q Ei A N EQ 5 iS XF N QS 51 mmrss' G. SHAW E NLTEQNATE in in -FAQ uuw AfDVl .5ER 'W L, A DO-ZTNCD 'UO 4' -R012 4 54, wff . TPEASURERS' 4 5 CHAIRMAN 5 , C . 'ef - ' ,CQ mv- MR M.MDL0ww,Z 'ff Fil! A A, R Y N' W' X 'r 2 QQ? JAARON r , 5 x 5 fig? ws Q a ? H Q. PLYAQCZQW ' ' 3 af wswgru J zpsw' Q? W fx 5, ' II-n V 1 2, LKARLIN QDUDLQSR 2 SE RGEANT UJZDP -142 tgsix ITU3 P TP TU X ,..., , K '-Iwi ,, jg? 1 SG REENBE RG 1: PINANCIA V Q. ' Z ,, A 2 , uf , 4 1 ' 'J ' ,x M ' Q e :LW ers also seT new records in, and won, The SeTon l-lall Relays and The Penn Relays. The sun was shining very brighT now, and we were all a liTTle lax Toward doing our home- work assignmenTs, buT, we neverTheless managed To sTruggle along. Then came The day we leTT our books, our brains, and Boys High's doors behind us To be- gin our much needed summer vacaTion and To assume The digniTy oT a SENIOR. SENIORS Well TorTiTied by a summer oT resT, we marched belligerenTly Through The porTals oT B.l-l.S. in The Tall. l.eT everyone geT ouT oT our paTh! We were seniors. True, we were only uncivilized seniors and were merely To receive our Training Tor seniorhoocl during This Termp buT, Technically, we could be called seniors. The TiTle meanT a loT To us. As sevenfh Termers we had plenTy To shouT abouT in The Tield oT B.l-l.S. sporTs. The TooT- ball Team climaxed a surprising season by ouTclassing Madison 40-I4. lT was during This campaign ThaT The TirsT annual award in mem- ory oT Colonel Mickey Marcus was presenTed To Joe Maglio. Then, oT course, There was Doc ElsTein's ieT-heeled Track Team To brighTen our days. Again, sparked by Jim Conaway, George Shaw, and Roger MonTgomery, all members oT The June '49 class, They crumpled all opposi- Tion beTore Them. During This Term we were represenTed in The sTudenT governmenT by Frank Marchese, who Triumphed over Irwin GorensTein oT ThaT semesT- er's senior body in The A.A. vice presidenTial race. The maTh Team, capTained by Don SoliTar, also one oT us, enjoyed anoTher greaT season in The l.M.L. l-lowever, The members oT The Red and Black and LiTerary Recorder, manned largely by sevenTh Termers, wenT sTorm- ing abouT The building, indig-nanT aT noT being menTionecl in The Columbia Press awards, which lThey ThoughTl They richly deserved. Leonard Eli Reisman was The winner oT The Three year cup over a selecT Tield oT his classmaTes. Ten WiTh all This To occupy our minds We sTill Tound Time Tor sTudy, alThough ThaT phase oT acTiviTy didn'T boTher us anymore. We now had ThaT poise and conTidence ThaT was lacking beTore and seemed To be acquiring more moxy as The day Tlew by Towards our eighTh Term. l-lere, agiTaTion Tor a new building reached iTs peak wiTh The Tounding oT a new P.T.A.. al- Though iT was cerTain ThaT The class oT June '49 never was To Tread The halls oT such an ediTice. Well, anyway, we loaTed Through The ChrisT- mas holidays, crammed like mad Through Janu- ary, plunged Through The regenTs, and emerged in February as bona-Tide seniors. Gone was all apprehension as we donned our huge new sTreamlined senior buTTons and wenT sTalking ThroughouT The building in search oT anyone who had ThaT Treshman look. Our senior Term was gone beTore we knew iT, however. IT passed in a swirl oT college appli- caTions and amidsT Tervid preparaTion Tor col- lege TesTs. We quickly dropped our sense oT superioriTy and goT down To work, as all The main oTTices were conTrolled by seniors. A new deal was ThreaTened in ArisTa wiTh The elecTion oT Frank Marchese and Ben Cappadora as leaders. lncidenTally, Cappaclora, our besT all around man, also was PresidenT oT The A.A. and capTained Mickey Fisher's hoopsTers Through a somewhaT mediocre schedule, highlighTed by The loss oT several hearTbreakers To Jefferson and our arch rival, Brooklyn Tech. BoTh porTs were represenTed in The senior governmenT as George Shaw, ace high iumper and Track Team capTain, was elevaTed To The posiTion oT senior class presidenT, and Big John Wizbicki, The rebound and jump shoT arTisT Tor The baskeTeers, was elecTed vice presidenT. And so, we, who have spenT The besT years oT our lives TogeTher are separaTing and here we sTand on The Threshold oT our careers. Some will aTTend college, oThers will go direcTly To The business world, buT wherever we go, and whaTever we do, we will have one Thing in common -our sincere pride in being Boys l-ligh graduaTes. fnhacfucinq lfze Senicvm We lhe members of The Grinds Commillee, being oi sound body lmind deleledl, hereby 'render our deepesl sympalhies lo you, who are aboul To read lhe fruils ol our labor. We have purposely made our lruils resemble caclus, bul' sincerely, everylhing is meanl in lun. ll you do noi concur wilh our iocular opinions, please give us a hall-hour head slarl. JOSEPH AARON 4 Forl Greene Place,ABrook- lyn I, N. Y. BS. 67. Columbia. Medicine. lK,Arisla:- Qndidale for rife Threxe Y'9er Cup: Sums ma Cum-T Laude:f-Library, Gym, Floor Manager, ,Chairman oi Grade Advisers Services: Fro- grarn Commillee: Hebrew Club: lvrian: Maior Leller in Tennis: Major Sewice and Scholaslic Awards: Caplain Tennis Team. Caplain of 'rhe Tennis Team- whal a raquell HARVEY ABRAMSKY 62 Lewis Avenue, Brooklyn 6, N. Y. J.l'l.S. I4-B. C.C.N.Y. Adverlising. Cum Laude: Lunch Room Service: Door Guard. He's +he guy who will go around adverlising himself. Mi ONAC RM N' Cf ligffonflii Alqgzofgl. Club m n rus. A C r s ' grade. THEODORE ADELMAN i490 Lincoln Place, Brooklyn i3, N. Y, Jus. yo. N.Y.u,, b Mgedficine. Physics Clu ,: C h e rn i sfl rry Club: Lileregy Club: um ,Laude:fRed and Black YaiLi. He's been shaving for 'lwo years and cul himself bolh limes. MARCUS ALEXIS 4-I5 Walkins Slreel, Brooklyn l2, N. Y. J.l'l.S. lO9. Howard Universily. Law. Arisla: Band and Orcheslra: Currenl Evenls Club: Malh Service: Summa Cum Laude: Tulorial Service: Maior Leller, Band. He can'l resisl lhe bar-law 'lhal' is. Twelve gm! x Ss A ? ,Ni XRS Q S 'QS B X a A ,f .MH . N sf -' R as ,,. bk If -.Til ' wx 'T N . , 44 i i i Awrighl, Eellers, drop lhose guns! Tl-lE GRINDS COMMITTEE X 'i sf Q. , X 1 X Q N X X X NS -In X N X x T S -.:, . MORTON ALPER 397 Saraloga vCpQ Brook- lyn 3, N . J.l-l.S. l7B. C.C. . gineering. Cu Laud loor Manage - ice: enehr O i S i 62 Lunch Ro He wanls o l e six maiors- can'l gel en ugh sleep in live. THOMAS AMBROSIO 327 e herd Avenue, Broo' Y i Broo e icine a anc B e u Serv lass residen rvice P ly , N. . Sl. RW . k i C d' ' ln r l al a ervic ' o f I uard: gl' 142: ' . G er ce ' . T. 7 r s f X J NORMAN ANTIS IQO Wilso Slre , ell ll, . Y. .S. . . . . . isl Sal la ori n: Sen- ior de : A.A. Represe lali : erman, e T- Tice, Posl Regenfs, ior Red Cross, ela Treasurer Servic ' ru er : M a o r Award, Laude. N He go+ a silver medal for making speeches, and a gold medal for sfopping. ORMAN ARNO 387 Sluyvesanf Avenue, Brook- lyn 33. N. Y, ,I.l-l.S. 35. MQ,-. gan College. Law. Frederick Douglas Club: Door Guard, Lunch Room Services: Fool- ball Team, Minor Leller. His lirsl case will probably be: Arno vs. Morgan College. ERNEST AUSTIN 665 Pulnam Avenue, Broollyn IZI, N. Y. P.S. 44. S+. John's Llniversily. Medicine. Arisla: Cross Counlry, Track Team: German, Floor Manager, Gen- eral Office, Red Cross, Locker Room Services: Traclc Medal: German, Biology Slali: Mafor, Minor Lellers. ln brains and speed he's in 'rhe lead. PHILIP BACHNER 90 I-Iarr Slreel, Brooklyn 6, N. Y. RS. 54. Miami Univer- sily. Business. Inlramural Soli- ball, Baskerballi Maior Serv- ice Award: Floor Manager, Lunch Room Services: Door Guard. Never absenl, never Ia're: +ha'I s Ihe way +0 graduale. ISMET BAKER I I f-XX 32I T +ree+, qodyn 6. . . , I . all- wlAJ4gMa'or,,'On inor Lelrersi if Prcor C rrilpdirree Service: ance aBure-au: General lice Serbice: Cum Laude. This boy has grown quife lall, because his inleresl is base- ball. ANTHONY BARONE 4Ol-448 Park Avenue, Brook- I-,rri 5, N. Y. RS. I57. Rosl Regems: Wardrobe Mi:ri+:r. Wardrobe monifor-he wanlecl +o make sure his coal was safe. MICHAEL BARONE 271 Cerelard Soreek B'i:Ifl.c El, N, Y. Si Michae' s. FL- iendance Bureau' l'al'an Cub. No wonder he was never marked Ia+eI JAMES BARROS 335 Pearl S'ree', B'::?.' I. N. Y. RS. 5. lsl,Y.lJ. E1 Cke i: ,f. f 'S'i' AA. Erec- UT--'E Couft' Freeze 2: 're Sckolasslc CCHS Booze CIne 's'r, Cuc' L'l:'ar,', Bc'- ogr Gerera Qxte few-Ties' Miro' Bic cg, Award. Tell us all you know-we have a minule 'Io spare. KENNETH BEANLAND 434 Park Place, Brook yn I7 N. Y. RS. B. Park, Crier-r-'ca Engineering. Cheerro Souao Co-Caplan: Radio. Ck-emsrrg Clubs: Biology, Chernislry Ser- vices' Service Award. He 'thinks Dame Eorlune is Miss For+une's mo+her. VINCENT BELTRANI 766 Belmonl Are-nue, Brooklyn B, N. Y. J.l-I.S. 64. Brooklyn College. Medicine. Marh Club: Iralian Club: Brooklyn Melropolilan Opera Guild S+uden+ Council: Summa Cum Laude: Scholaslic Award lMalhl: Melody Men: Gold- man Chorus: Malh Service: Arisra: Columbus Day Com- rnirree. He wan'I's lo sing PagIiacci' he's a clown anyway. S. N -X 'U 'Nb vr- g. 'x my i Ji, Ex Y 5 1 r m? ' we M -2 40 ,f W 5 , W ,W .J ul 74 . 'III if ,4 W W if 1 'I -ff of if .9 4 'A h , ff , ,Q , , If v 0 W ,IM , , 0 .-.,-- K. J -J 0 .,,i , CARLQS BENDIKS 86 Eirsl Dlace, Brooklyn 3I. Isl. Y. ,Ill-I.S. 29. Brooklyn Jifolylechnic Inslilule. Engineer- yyfling. Cross Counlry: Biology. 'Program Commilree Services: Junior Red Cross: CGVFIEVG Club: Door Guards: Program i'SCommillee Award: Summa Cum Laude. Hello, Chico. ERNEST BENTLEY 343 Jefferson Avenue, Brook- lyn I6. N.Y. P.S. 44. C.C.N.Y. Music. Orcheslra: Currenl Evenrs Club. Caeser died of ambilion - Benfley has nolhing io worry about ,.-. if I 1' D NIEL BERHARD , I il ,I ,I95Scho s - gZlOlM1'Z .sr s , lN . . .. . cii i ic Managennegl. Arisla: rench Achievern nl Afward: panish Ceryflic re' ,Summa rn audej o Serv mis . ,r . U r I. I, if 5.-f 'J I , 'i eraryll C s' 'ni F5-T'I'lUI'BTFJ 7 Eli A 6 ' s ' . as elball, panis ervice He's going lo d big +hings- like washing elep ki NORMAND BERLIN 2 Ross Srreel, Brooklyn I I, . Rm I6. New Y rkw ' . ' e , E' In Term Re r enralive, Aix. A u il ' gl C C I Scfenlisl, Edilor-in-C I: GI and Black Associale ,Edi or: Eorum Lili socil Edi- lfnrz Press, s, um- rna Cum Laude, Norm buys all of his clofhes al AIexander's. GERALD BERMAN IZO9 Presidenl Slreel. Brooklyn 25, N,Y, RS. I6l. Brooklyn College. Physics. Bowling Team: Physics, Radio Clubs, Presidenl: Clriemisiry Club, Red and Black: Book Room Service: Physics Service. A physicisl' and malhemalician, he likes good figures. FRED BIALAS I39 Duponl Slreel, Brooklyn 22, N.Y. J.l-l.S. I26. Lunch- Room, Junior Red Cross Serv- ices: Leaders Corps. He can resisl' everylhing-ex- cepl' Iemplalion. JOSEPH BIRMINGHAM 604- Lincoln Place, Brooklyn I6, N.Y. S+. John's Parochial School. Brooklyn College. Ac- counring, Glee Club: Melody Men: Goldman, All Cily Choruses: Golden Jubilee of New York.: Senior Room Rep- resenlalive: Door Guard, Al- 'rendance Services. He forgo? lo say 'lhal he can sing. Thirleen QL,-if Ili 4 1 il' 'L F .,,. fl SAUL BISSICK I5I7 Park Place, Brooklyn I3, N.Y. J.I-I.S. ZIO. Brooklyn College. Business. lnlramural Baseball: Orcheslrag Band, Maior Lellerq Chemislry OI- Iice, Posl Regenls Services: Cum Laude. He Ihinks he belongs Io Ihe A. F. of L. because he wears a union suil. FRANK BLANDINO 76 Bradford Slreei, Brooklyn 7. N.Y. P.S. 76. Boss Tweed. WILLIAM BLECH ER 285 Division Avenue, Brooklyn I I, N.Y. P.S. I6. I-Iisrory Service Caplain: Farm Club: Key Room, Door Guard, Ger- man, Lunch Room Services. He always liked hisiory - es- pecially hisx da+es! ' HARVEY BLEECH ER 3II Easl 9ls+ Srreel, Brooklyn I2, N.Y. J.l'I.S. 232. Brooke lyn College. Cum Laude. Well, ai leasl he sfudied. JACK BLOCK 278 l-Iumboldl Slreel, Brooke lyn 6, N.Y. J.I-I.S. 49. N.Y.U. Teaching. Member ol: Lilerary and Chemislry Clubs: Secre- rary ol Physics Club: Recorder Slalai lLileraryl: Wrirers Work- shop: Program Comrnillee Service: Cum Laude. Whal' he needs is a chip off Ihe old block. STANLEY BOBE I9 Soulh s Slreel Bro Ly, Sociery, iPresi en ia M, Edilor: Ge eral OH er ice: S 'I um I . ii I i ll 'R k 's' idea a 1, 13- 1 If li ,Il lo n Q re Wim 5 , olf- lyn II, . . Y s ' a T rah Vodgsy 'elHi, ne. ia I: r - f kf u a au e Nxxlkrm. J HERBERT BRABANDER 467-I6+h Sir I, Brooklyn Li, J U c PUBi9fB'iericdnlClBbi aul cle: Alexander1'N S c h o ol Ari JLeaqu5 IYI T'iRecog:ler Sralsf, fl ri' Piggfigizllffandf, iIack,,Ar+ id'i'r'3TPPd Lilerary1'S'G'lLi-bf'7'9ch'5I,, aslic Awards lTwo Minor! Awardsl. An arlisf-he draws beers. Eourleen NW 6 B X X Q 3 . ,iq sc X -ilk 's Wy' B is ' 'F A x Q A S e - QSM, V, 1. X f sive? f gi, S if P -.,,.. T? 'ies 5 rv. EVERETT BRANCH 58l Lafayeffe Avenue, Brook- lyn I6, N.Y. P.S. 54. Uni- versily of Pennsylvania. Track Team, Three Lelrers, Medals: Door Guard, Gym Services. Three maior IeHers and he wears Ihem all ai +he same fime. LD BROOKE af' hemislry ris a, umma Cum E? : Manager A o e' s I ' 'ii en gd QHYQSX ' as cf' I I 'Ig '41 XX N. , , Y K xv X Q X was Sl? was x X X N N N X 1, x, , Wx X N X S 3 -K.. I , . s k -Siu.: 3- iss . . . ab. .. E -fi 1 I . .. K S X . .-if X i A s Qs' ?Q mir an Grinds -Commillee. 'I ZR? r' ,qrjry Re- cordig' i Sociely? Ch ' I . mill e: dminisrralive Assisi- ' i e' Semi wjgimhgiklgfifrifhilslhlllxg . had knocked him. ALVIN BROOKS l35 Hewes Slreer, Brooklyn II, N.Y. P.S. I6. Fencing Team' Arr, Class, Arrendance, Posr Regenr Services: Erederfck Douglas Socieryg A.A. Repre- senlarivei Cum Laude. Caddy, my cue slick, please. JAMES BROWN 62 Decarur Sfreer, Brooklyn I6. N,Y. Ci'ry College. Engineer- ing. Arisla: Physical Scienrisr Srafig Physics Club: French. Marh, Floor Manager Services' Service Council: Cum Laude. He wanls 'fo be a barber so Ihal' he can give Mr. Davis a haircut NOEL BROWN 2IO Hull Srreel, Brookyn 33. N.Y. J.l l,S. 73, N.Y.U. Teach- ing. Program Commiliee, Af- lendance, Ticker, General OI- Iice Deparlmenral Services? Pan-American, Physics Clubs: Medical Sociery. The Iirsi Noel lhaI's graduaf- ing. ERNEST BRUCE Pierson x nue, o lyn , P.S Iql. l -.' 3: . O - g ical i - . Guar fa' 'I Proi - .fx 310 . Af ll Of' l 4' ' v 9 . . 4 . ng. Me i al So ery: rol , Ge I O 1- - S ' ir p 1 I'1 or .fs or : ' iology ward. A real malh sludenf--A prob- lem child. BENZIONE BURD 48 Bar-Ilan Sireel, Brooklyn 6, N.Y. .l,l l.S. I4B. C.C.N.Y. Lirerary Recorder Sraii: Minor Scholaslic Awards: Summa Cum Laude. Ambilionz Gardener-he's go- ing Io raise eleclric blubs. L-X, PAUL BU RKOWSKY Io36 Park Place, Brooklyn 33, N. Y. J.H.S. ZIO. C.C.N.Y. Chemisrry. Arislag Senior Class Treasurer: Chairman of .fha Grade Adviser Service, Lieu- 'lenanlg A.A. Slore Service, Annex Represenlariveg Summa Cum lqaude: Red and Black. Paul will drink no more, for wha? he fhoughf was HZO was HZSO4 Q ,fl 2 DOUGLAS sua E+ . . , f We -Srreel, ew l QL , .. Y,.J.H.s. 112. M. ik kliii allege. qglemital I ,En ee Team? di df' fi ' Ma- errer' Marched in Golden Jubilee Parade. He marched wifh his faifhful sword a+ his side. Evra? ers S9l'XlC6. DONALD BURTON IOO4 Mcmalcmery Srreei Brook- lyn l3, N. w. .l. H. s, 232. Brooklyn Cc ege. Med zine. Summa Cum Lauoe' Pos' Pe- genls Service. What would he have done if fhere were no Regen+s7 CHARLES CALDERONE 60-30 544 P ace Mas:e'h. L. l. PS IZ3. 322' Guards. Carfair' Bicr P:: Serfiet Cum Laude. Furure cap'I'ain of lhe N.K.V.D. SALVATOR CALECA 367 Horror Hfghha, lfreza L. l. P.S, l7, Pie Team. Le++er a'd Mesa' f- er':a':. re ' ew:-e Haro' pew- ice lubt H. G. erfte' -,urn Laude. Awrigh+, Looey, drop +he gun! Bu au S X- il x i C E S F J gi PETER CALUCCI I27 Tompkins Aferue. Brazi- lyn 6. N. Y. ..l.l-l.S. I4-8. Brook- lyn College. Medicne. Cross Counrry Team- Posl' Pager Service: Cum Laude. Scalpel, sponge - oops slipped! Nexf pa'rien+. JOSEPH CAMA 4-l4 Clinlon Srreef, Brooklyn 3l, N. Y. Sacred l-learrs ol Jesus and Mary. Sr. Johns Universily. Accounlancy. Gen- eral Olilice, Physics Services: Senior Room Represenlalife: Cum Laude. He helped prepare fhe lheo- refical M.A. i 5 BE.: 1 6 I 4 vi f SW 4 ae 4 A 25 M fm if V . yy V 227' , If A K ENNETH CAMERON 503 Myrlle Avenue, Brooklyn 5. N. Y. Bishop Louqhlin. Al' leasf he kepf lhe seal' warm. WILLIE CAMPBELL A 345 Sumner Av nue,f7Brooklyn gGVVIC9. i 1 I i- . A The chapg ri s ver I+ inf f 2l, N. Y. 9. D Or' 5 914557 i ' L bor fomeqg ' ' rup s h sno ing. NGELO CAPACCIO 277 Monlauk Avenue, Brook- lyn 8, N. Y, PS. 64. Mar- quelle Universily. Medicine. Glee Club: Chemislry Club: Door Guards: Lunch Room Service? Secrerary of Class. The firsl appendix he'll fake our will be from a book. BEN CAPPADORA i 6 IB3 Jefierson Slree Brooklyn 6, N. Y. P.S. l45. lumbia: Medicinef Arisrad Serqeanlfar- Arms, Treasurer, Vice-Leader: Va ily Baskelball, Caplaing Boo Room Service: Red and Black' Re-presenlarive: Three Year Cup Conleslarlly Golden Anniversary Parade: President ol A.A. All lhose offices wi+hou+ a polifical machine. ERALD CARDELLA 3I Rock Slreel, Brooklyn 6. N, Y. P.S. I45. C. C, N. Y. Medirine. Cum Laude: Swim- miniil Team' Door Guard, Lunl ll Room Services. He always has his wils abou? him, bu+ +hey're all scalleredl THOMAS CAREY 673 Slerlinq Place, Brooklyn I6, N. Y. Sl. Teresais. Sl. Johnis. Teaching. Bioloqisl, ln- lerracialisl, Physical Scienlisl, Arr Edilorg Floor Manager, Book Room, Hislory, Posl' Re- qerlls. Lunch Room, Services: Four Maior Awards: Red and Black, Recorder Arl' Slalii57 Fishing Club: Cum Laude. Don'+ you know +here's no money in H7 JAMES CARLESE I0 Cenlral Avenue, Brooklyn 6, N. Y, All Sainls. Sl, -lohrfs. Medicine. Medical Club, Li- lorary Service: Posl Reqenls Service. He 'rhinks A.C. is Jolson's lirsf name. Filleen RUDOLPH CARMINE JOHN CLIFFORD 405 Lalayelle Avenue, Urool- .yn 6, N. Y. I3.S. 54. Baseball Team, Major Lerlersp Lfcroi Guard: Cum Laude. He suffers from insomnia--he wolre up Three limes in his malh class. SANTO CARUSO Zlo Johnson Avenue, Brcollyn 6, N. Y. J.I'l.S. 49. Cum Laude: Lunch Room Service. He fhinlrs an encyclopedia has a dull plol. PHILIP CHARROW IS7 Throop Avenue. Bro-jllyn 6, N. Y. J.l-l,S. I48. C.C.N.Y. Chemisrry. Alfendance Bureau: lvriah Sociery: Swimming Clul' Door Guard: General Office Service: M a o r Schelaslic Award: Glee Club: lvrian: Lunch Room, Junior Red Cross Services. You Imoclc him, we're all Irnoclzed out PA CH CHES 's Brook- ly 33.Qu!IE? J.H,s.8iPbo. Brooklyn Colle e. Junjh, if of : Door rQJNESpanish V.. fard: wfyialclwernalics Sc-rvirf-' i aude. He's Iemperarnenfal - 997, Temper-I V., menfal. JOSEPH IFARELL . 67 Sglde Sfreelh-HiocN1Q7, . . ...I Holy Marlyrs, ly xgoss. IVTBQI-i.cinb,xTraelr: Do- r Efuard: LuncTN,Roam Se-rvicf-: u G Cub Ilcaude. and medicihe: The quicIr.:A1d 'rhe dead. CARM E IPI 86-4 I reef, Quee , N. . P. . . I-Iolalra. nlis- ' . B Of T, A, ilcrr-. senior . ep. senrarive Serv' s: 'gr Sr.-r-fir-e A r Cum , s pulling rd become denfisf. FRANCIS cl RKEII 744 ,FIR I. lace Brbdv I EQ s , lr ue.. N. Y. SI. Teresals S Imminq Team: :Po Reqenlsvj r cn: Room S nie: Cum jdarlgea . . . an ' Sis balhil suii nev- er gol' we. Sixleen 4 -nr. S99',' N . N! , 1 fi X 'R w X S L is fl 1 . K , ee. 'Ss. J fe X :xx x g. X f x X , Sw s X x ff sw wil A N 'Ii' S Q if N- Y N ......... 235 Eclclord Slreel. Broil' 'I 22, N. Y. ST. AUIl'lf'Dr' Padua. Cum Laude. Think of wha+ he'II do in TOU more years. EDWARD COHEN I7S3 en S . 0 33, . . . 2IO. rnel Un ersily. ,Ve erinary Medi- cine. A ' I 5 , L guage ar menl S ices: Curr T e GI I I 5' Surrya Laud . ck I- rec o m rifree: emo-er ol Goldman Chorus: French Honors. Cornell? See you af Brooklyn Evening. HOWARD COHEN I6l7 Sl. Marls Avenue, Efggv. Iyn 33, N. Y. J.H.S. I7E. A+ Ieasf we were honored by his presence in school. IRA COHEN 69I3 Fr. I-lernlircn I:5I'r.'.j! Broolclyn 28, N, Y. PS. 5, N.Y.U. Business. Der Ausruierg German Service' Cum Laude: Red and Black: Grade Advis- ers Service: Football Team. We leave 'ro him a dozen spe'rziaIs. ALAN COHN 265 New Ycrl Avenue. Brcgk- ilfiifh Iyn Io. N. Y, .I.I-l.S, QIO, 6. Q Arisla: Swimming Team: Chess I Q 'Q Team, C o-Ca r:+a I r- Mau ,,.,. ' club, Maw rem cecsc. : I 'LW Iain: Le Courier: Camera. , ' 'I Chess Clubs: I-lsrcrv. Proqra-rw ix X . i Services. I T As far as being handsome goes, he won'+ go very far. PHIL: ICOHEN I . 734 eli Ib nup, Broollm 2 I , . 1 .I . 25,4 Program - .5 I 3 , .... Co lee S mice. I . I . S+- . I 'R f.:E.,.E . e ,' 1 6 ' 13 .ax,IF JAMES CONAWAY 37 Herkimer Sfreel, Bro'oklyn Ib, N. Y. VS. 93. Colby. Vlfrilind. Trac Team: Band: Bool 'Room Service: Glee Alubifl Three Major Lellers X gld' Swealer Awardt Traclc Medal: Caplain ol Track Team, l94S, l949. !,A good runner-on 'I'he 'lraclr Qfeam and from his classes. 'I L LOUIS CONDY 885 Kenl' Avenue, Brooklyn 5, N. Y. J.l-l.S. 125. Insurance. Cum Laude: Library Service' Olzlicial Room Service. He gradua+ed on 'rhe endow- menl' plan. IRVING COOPERBERG 570 Kosciusko Slreei, Brooklyn 2l, N. Y. Rabbi Jacob Joseph High School. Brooklyn College. Pharmacy. Ivrian, Ediior-in- Chieii Golden Ayin: I-lebrew iuiorial Service: Cum Laude, He only Ihinks he is acling crazy. ARNOLD COOPERMAN ' ' .,z:.. .W 3 xg Q, W 1 275 Easi 94fh Street ii iz, N. Y. Jyts. zagjum- . Sify di Penl3syLU,ania.4Med1c'ne. Ariiia, Hiblfc.QfyvDire:'cr. Ser- geana-a+-Ar 7 arsirii ,Bagkj bail: Le Ctrriengfielrgjorr corder' bihairman, Grinjg Commidee: Przoraw Ccfwvf. ee, Pcsf Regents, Gy'-nk Serb. sees- alt gm, Laudy p-. 'aria FC EN Se :' Cass. Coop was iurned down a'r Sfafe Penn, so he's going fo Penn Slate. ROBERT CORNELL l97 Berkeley Place Brcgf I7, N. Y. PS. 9. C: eze Wi 'am a'd Mary- ,c,:'..'-e: lure. Orcl'es+ra' M :' Sir:- 6S'i' Affa'o' F -e'oa'ce B,- reau: Iver-Pace Cue- Cf' Laude. Cornell is going fo William and Mary? WILLIAM CORRIGAN 600 Park Place, Erggkyf li N. Y. Sr. Teresa s. Cum Laude' Swimming Team: Dggr Qrmrgg, He's +oo quief +o 'Ialk abou'l. LOUIS COSTA l67l Linden Sireef Brcokyn 27, N. Y. S+. Brigids Parach- ial School. Book Rccfn Seffcez A.A. Represeniaiive. He 'Ihinks a dumb waifer needs 'Io be iipped. THOMAS COYNE 466 Columbia Sireei, Brook- lyn 3I, N. Y. Visiialion Par- ochial School. C.C.N.Y. Archi- ieclure. Lunch Room Service: lnrer-Class Baskeiball: Cum Laude: Red and Black: Grade Advisers. He 'Ihinks Valley Forge is a facfory. I 1.4. Q' - 5 f af ' C 113 x M A R '00 NORRIS CRYSTALL 3l5 New York Avenue, Brook- lyn I3, N. Y. P.S. lol. Co- lumbia. Music. School Band, Maior Leiier: Orcheslra: Ser- vice Club: Cum Laude. He plays Io bea'r The band, and usually does-by 'Ihree measures. s no use Imocing' - bodys home. FREDERICK, CURLIN I I4 Macon Sireei, fBrooklyn Io, ALEX CURCIO fa, Y i an I. 4 V' ' w i Medi V i C L JL Q fS It b I? P C k , no ll. v I 'i' i I IM U' tae. M lg e,yQfa5a,'tgfveiC lffn J N. ml' Pimiswgfaayiynx cgi. eam,:' e Cu: Ga man 'Band '--erfiiicale I Ierracial sSCEi'dIy: TickeT, jgbrajy, Malh, Pro dam Co. IJ e' Seryices: Seniiiok, lsecogdgi qSifaI'IW Cum Laude. He joined The frack feam Io gel' in condiiion for ihe race 'ro +he lunch room. RALPH D'ANGELO IIO Soufh Poriland Avenue, Brooklyn I7, N. Y. Sl. Francis Prep. N.Y.U. Denrislry. lial- ian, Camera Clubs: Lunch Room, Economics Services: Phy- sical Scieniisl: Door Guard: Cum Laude. The only Ihing he'II ever EII will be a bank accounf. SABINO DeANGELIS 220 Moniauk Avenue, Brook- lyn 8, N. Y. Si. Maryls lm- rnaculafe Conceplion. Brook- lyn Colleqe-Naval Training. Law. Major Service Award? Fenciniil. Bowlinq 'learns Speech Work Shop: Senior Room Represeniaiive: General Office, A.A. Treasurer Servic- es: Door Guard: Cum Laude. Here law ends, DeAngelis be- gins. HORACE DeCOTI'IS 952 Puinarri Avenue, Brooklyn 21, N. 1. sins. as.--Prrhasian, Medicine. Vice-Presideni glial- iaB1'Club: Gifinds Cqmn'ii'He'e.,. Senior Recorder: Swimming Team: A.A.f Treasurer, Library, Proqwefm Commiilee, Lunch Room Services: Cum Laude: Columbus Day Cornmiiiee. Swimming: He's all wel. NICHOLAS DeLEONARDlS I26 Enqeri Avenue, Brooklyn 22, N. Y. J.l-l.S. IZ6. Business. Cum Laude: Golden Jubilee Parade: Library Service: Lunch Room Service. I don'I have Io wail on line, I'm on service. Sevenieen SEYMOUR DEMSKY l28 Manlialfan Avenue, Brook- lyn 6, N. Y. J.H.s. 49 N.Y.u. l-leallh Educalion. Baseball, Ping Pong, l-'landball Teams: Grade Advisers, Junior Red Cross, l-lislory Services: Maior Alhlelic Lelrer: A.A. Repre- senlalive: Door Guard. Home run king-afler school and home he runs. IRVING DETZKER l47O Sl. Jolin's Place, Brook- lyn I3, N. Y. P.S, l9l. Brook- lyn College. Medicine. Arisla: A.A. Treasurer: Cum Laude: Forum Lalinum. The medical profession can only profil in gaining a scholar like Delzker. Good luck, Irv. FRA ' DECL MEN X 440 l4lh Aven , l rooklyn I9, ly Y in 5. 'i nsli- lule. sa- Q ica n n ring. Cum 4 au ' al ri lub: Lun r e olum- bus Day K ' il gi- Do you fhi I kefeler makes money? Fran!! his oney he hasn'+ even Glded. ALPHONSE DiPALO 836 Bergen Slreel, Brooklyn l6, N. Y. Sl. Teresas L.I.U, Medicine. Cum Laude. Aren'l you lired? ID' ly ii5ikb.eISP.s.T?'Il.i.LQOODekn lklnggliaaurrid his lunch. ANTHONY DiSALVO IZ7 Norlh Porlland Avenue, Brooklyn l, N. Y. Sl. Barbara. L.I.U. Pharmacy. Track: Ilal- ian Club: Door Guard: Co- lumbus Day Commillee. l'le's going fo L.I.U. lo be- come an educaled soda jerk! JAMES DiSTEFANO 6l I-lowarcl Avenue, Brriolflyn 21, N. Y. P.S. 26. C.C.N.Y. Advorlisinq. Book Room, R+.-d Cross, Posl Regenls Services? Columbus Day Commilli-wg Sorvicc' Club: Cum Laudf-. Il' was a lough grind-buf he made il. Eighleen X x bs I N X I .. . R3 7 . A aw? S X X xx X X Q we S X R X rx V-:sig V. X ' 'T , X. fs. XX-.X s - f 2 '-., X. . S X X . os A or x f W x sl X1 X X X , X NN X N X X X Ns X X X X D X X X I Z.. B' Wa Q .X Q. Xkk.k . N' .QQ ix . XX X i - E55 M . Y X XX N r 3 JAMES DOLKAS 36 Filrh Avenue, Brooklyn l7, N. Y. P.S, 9. Brooklyn College. Business. Red and Black Slall: Arlenclance Bureau: Greek Cullural Sociely: Door Guard? lnlramural Baskelball. When he was a door guard. Max made rnone . L. wr IAM I OVAN 'eonard ilreel, Brooklyn . Y. Sl.,An'vlhony ol Pad- ua. Brooklyn Cfollege. Business. al Sollball: Pan Amer- ' rbplulafy: Door Guard. Am Jimporfed Brooklyn Irish- rnan. BERNARD DORIS 7002 Park Avenue, Brooklyn 6. N. Y. P. S. l48, Brooky- Tech. C.C.N.Y. Law. Eng'isr Book Room Service: lvrfali Sg- ciely: Cum Laude: D::r Guard: Lunch Room Service' Program Cornmirlee. If books were food, Doris would never sfarve. EW Dove A - i ' S er, B okxr, ener I Bice .r ices' Door if ,Q r .S . . is b' - Il one am mon lo sme Mr. Schulman's lobacco. CHARLES DRAGO 34 Aslwlord Slreef, Brcokv i, N. Y. J.l-l.S. 149, S+. Jonns Uniyersily. Pharmacy, Merodx Men. Work never killed anyone, buf he's faking no chances. RICHARD DUBIN IBS Ciinlon Axenue, Brooklxn 5, N. Y. Far Rockawax lcligli School. Llnixersily ol Pennsyl- vania. Business. Arisla: Cum Laude: Chess, Camera, Chem- islry Clubs: Wrilers Work Shop: Recorder Slall: I-lislory, I-lebrew Awards: End Term Service. Business eh? Monkey busi- ness. GEORGE DUPL I97 Stagg l ookly! N. Y. .l-l.S. 49. x .Y. Teaching Arisla: Re and Bl , ssislanl F alure Edi- lo , corder, iale Edi- lor: enior R c e Slall: Li- brary Serv'c ilerary Club: Cum La He's lhe saFF lhal supporls lhe Red a Black. l ,, 59 Willoughby Avenue N.Y.U. Denlislry. Grade Ad- v' ers S r vi ' Allendance Service' Programming Official Class. Mark we welll My 'leachers don'l'. -- 'I 29l Floyd Slreel, Brooklyn 6, gineering. Door Guard: Serv- ice Clulo. Move over feller, Ea1io's sleep- ing again. FRANK DURAND JOHN FAZIO Brooklyn 6. N. Y. P.S. Si -,-'- N. Y. J.H.s. 148. N.Y.u. En. is e ce, .3 X S 3 i . Q, 1-f. . A ALARIC EDWARDS I9 I-Ialsqy ' V Bpflklyq 4 S i W is, NKY. 4 .ic.c.N.Y. 1 Dlgwlisfryf Foo+: Varsilyj 'lv.a Minor ' LW Member ol Melocf .N n: Field 'S'efvice: Door. guard: Kgkef, Gym Zxxiicesr Room Service. r. Mulle, can I gel inlo 'l'he game now? WALTER EHRENPREIS l35 Rurledge S+ree', Brcgklf ll, N. Y. P.S. l22. Af:ade y oF Aercinaulics. Aviarign. Rifle Team Caploin and lvlangggf- I-IIQII Mill A-W5fd. Rifle Team. Anofher Tennessee Jed. NO -AN ELOW11 I 5 Unkn Sire-er,-':Br::v,f ii., ..1. P.Sf'1'a1. L.lEl..LUfed- ine. Cu' Lauoe' B'c::. Germaryfgyermar TU-gf QL' Serliceff L cb 89911, S'er., 3E- Lile- 5562? Doc' Gears. Mr. Jacoby'si.'dkpgr+ 4 on' 'H-,e Mufual Benefif Plan lPari. Muluall. BERNARD EPSTEIN 2l3 I-larr S ee' Brzcfg 5 N. Y. Ps. 25. emi, Q, lege, Teaching, ,Lf'S.,3. Sri gram Comrnilree. Doc' Scare Caplain. General Qrcfce Se' vices? Cl-ieering Squad' S55-. ish A-ward: Le Courrier Fuel! carion. Less 'lallr and more cheering and lhe foofball 'team woulzl have won. ri ' AMES' ESPOg1fO r :Ja . X ow did he ever find lime fo do-MA fl I 9l ,mai sneer Bfaaiiw 5. Y . DOO Ci rfv ARVIN :EVANS f l92O U ' n Sl eel, r n 33, . J. . . . . . ncy wimming Clulo: 'ra ' 'fic I, Lunch Room, Field S rvc s: oor , - - 'la ice-ha, kep loo mg a I' aphi . 1 Q k s Eg Cf X E .' 0 if 1- ' f 1 X ff le-Q. 8 'V Y' X , We ' 1 rs! . ....... V Q V. E15 I-1' 'rfb' gi s r ef 'Y IIAI W ' f 2 , H f f ' ,gf 1' . f ,f y X is 'iii Q ., J 7 , W. W7 1 f WILLIAM FEARING 426 .lellerson Avenue, Brook- lyn lo, N. Y. Cooper Union. Engineering. Manager, Cross Counlry Team: PLA. Council: Ono Maior, Two Minor Lel- lers: Door Guard: Lunch Room, Program Comrnillee Services: Physics Club: Biolo- gisl: Cum Laude: Ticker Serv- ice. The only lhing he'll engineer will be a beller mouse lrap. JOEL EEINBERG l54o Sl. .lohnls Place, Brook- lyn I3, N. Y. J.H.S. ZIO. N.Y,U. Denlislry. Physics. Marh, Lunch Room, Posl Re- genls Services: lnlramural Bas- ketball: Cum Laude. He is pulling hard fo gradu- ale. LAWRENCE FEINSTEIN l607 Sl. John's Place, Brook- lyn 33, N. Y. J,l-1.5. 2l0. Chemislry. Door Guard, Gen- eral Ollice Services: Cum Laude. He's going lo Milk College- figures al leasl ils grade A. JOHN FERRIERO 258 Willoughby Avenue. Brooklyn 5, N. Y. PS. l57. Door Guard. i 'The secrei of John's success is exfra-curricular aclivilies. NATHANIEL FILLMORE 770 Hancock Slreel, Brooklyn 33, N. Y. RS. 44. Track, Cross Counlry Teams: German, Gym Services: Track Medals. He ioined lhe frack Team lo become a rum runner. AUGUSTINE FIORE 587 Easl Slh Slreel, Brooklyn l8, N. Y. RS. 8. Brooklyn Col- lege. Law. llalian Club: Co- lumbus Day Commillee: De- lualing Team. The only lhing he'll fix will be be a fraflic lickel. Nineleen SHELDON FISCHMAN 755 Ocean Avenue, Brooklyn 26, N. Y. RS. I39. Philadel- phia Texrile Inslilure. Texliles. Book Room, Lunch Room Ser- vices: Physics, Camera Clubs: Civics Award: Physical Scien- lisl: Cum Laude. Twenly-six-is lhal' his I.Q. or his zone No.2 MICHAEL ELORES 46 Rogers Slreel, Brooklyn lo, N, Y. RS. I3S. N.Y.U. Engi- neering. Arisla: Cheering Squad: Pan American Club, Vice-Presidenl: Major Cheering Squad: Summa Cum Laude. He won'l' be a peasanl on our greal sphere, buf will be a famous engineer. ALEXANDER FOSTER 4 Wesl I29lh Srreer, New York 27, N. Y, J.I-l.S. I2O. Co- lumbia. Law. Frederick Douglas lnrerracial Club: Wrilers Work Shop: Represenrarive lo World Friendship Council ol lhe Eu- rure: Red and Black Slafl: Library Service: Cum Laude. He lhinks 'lhal before a girl gels married she should 'rake a course in domes+ic silence. IRWIN FREEDMAN 578 Ralph Avenue, Brooklyn 33, N. Y. J.I-l.S. 210. N.Y,U. Medicine. Junior Red Cross. Chemisrry, Posl Regenls Serv- ices: Cum Laude: Junior Aris- la. Irwin had lo wrile an English composilion on a baseball game. This ' wha? if said: Rain-no g ARTIN ll 'c ar Eiokly . S . llend n Q nii -4 - I ice S r ay O lass fi- fi : 1: H' I r u derwaler- f -. 6 leve . JERRY FRIEDEL 683 Lalayelle Avenue, Brook- lyn lo, N. Y. P.S. 25. Denlis- lr. Allendance Bureau: Li- br ry Service Service Coun a hal' when for his p o o graph she prayed. when 'Ihis calls, she wrole on il and gave if lo 'lhe maid. .1 I i ' ry lhoughl l1e'd surely made ' ' I1 + - Our ARTIN FRIEDMAN l5OO Sl. John's Place, Brook- lyn I3, N. Y, J.l'I.S. 2lD. Brooklyn College. Educalion. Medical Club: Der Ausrufer: Fosl Reqenls Service: Viclory Corps: Tickel, Door Guard Services: Regenls Marking Commillee. Like Quebec, he's buill on a bluff. Twenly , - ,f ix-ex . . H R 5 f Q fi i , ee. 3.3 3 ,, .sgg : ' Q. 7, Q X 1 N xi S .-xx-..a:, - H x X k R' 5? E A X so A .X N N N he X fi x j' X - . sc. , .E . JERRY FROST 217 Har? Srreef, Brookw 6' . Y. Bro IYVI COIIGQQ- Teacn' ag Band: Program immillee, Arlendance BU- reau' Lan Room Services: Cum Lau Pre+ense b r. PI'el'2f1Se 1 1 said I 'f dimei' whal 'len -Intl' be ALEXANDER FRYBURG 2,5 numenfswaii, B.-aauyn Ii 1.36-' Qjmbfvpkufil College. Accbun rncy. Luncn Room Caplairu Of Guard. Floor ManagePfL'l:QOlb5ll FY' gf, BSI' Re'?EnlS - Represenla vet Che Club. Accounling? Thdi' s Tm- -Qc- counling for Fryburg. I ' EMIL eAcoviNo II33 I-legeman Avenue. Brook- lyn 8, N. Y. P.S. 202. S+. Jchnis. Biology Teaching. A.A. Treasurer Service: Iralian Club: Grade Advisers Service: Jun- ior Red Cross, Marhemarics English Services' Olllioal Class Secreraryz Summa Cum Laude: Door Guard: Secrelary ol Sen- icr Class. He lried 'fo drown his sorrows, bul lhe leacher knew how +o Swim. ' ADOLPH GALLEGRO 3l9 El ery Srreer, Brooklyn 6, N. Y. P.S. l45. C.C.N.Y. Phy- sical Educafion. Swimming Team: Camera. Marh Service: Ticker Service. He's frying for a C.C.N.Y. scholarship. Radio Clubs: Door Guard: JOSEPH GAMBINO 544 l7+h Slreel, Brooklyn I5. N. Y. P.S. I54. Glee Club? Grade Advisers Service: Posr Reoenls Commirreet Goldman Band Conlesl' Melody Men. Musically inclined: he plays lhe shoehorn. . CAROL GAWLOWSKI 970 Manhaflan Avenue, Brook- lyn 22, N. Y. J.I'I.S. I26. Idle of lhe class. HOWARD GELCH 95 Pulaski Slreel, Brooklyn 6, N. Y. P.S. 54. Alfred Univer- sily. Ceramic Engineering. Soc- cer, Tennis Teams: Major, Minor Alhlelic Awards: Door Guard: Le Courrier Slallig Cum Laude. '- ' I+'s a shame he wasn'l elecied class aclor. I' ' .11 H . C,fqg,,, .r , , M 5 - b V 5? ALBERT GELFAND 2I7 Remsen Avenue, Brooklyn l2, N. Y. J.H.S. 232. Norlh mine 4Universily. Business. Blaskelball ifeamtbr Field., Lunch Room, , Gym, , edical Room Serxficejs: Maioi, Mindr Lel- lersk. V , ' I-je m.syR'no+ ge George Mi- lan, buf he loves 'lhe game. ,I ALVIN GOLDRI-NG W 59l Midwood Slreel, Brooklyn 3, N. Y. RS. 9l. N.Y.U. Medi- cine, Arisla: Bowling Team, Caplain: Senior Recorder. Red and Black Slalls: Grade Ad- visers, General Office, Allend- ance Services: Major, Minor Leilers: Summa Cum Laude. He's faking Maih I0-how lo 4 in 1 beal' lhe bookies. MICHAEL 'ifxsl L. L, W 38 Qieen vemie Olilyrl GiTI2STI-lTNlocilhJI-T3B'Bl1lBTn1 Avenue ' N 'Y- 451 W You B ii Y PS 67' Tn ilcle ol olocira' h Pho- FOO yn I' N' ' ' + ' m ' Dyyyl. x. C.C.N.Y. Cum Laude: Door egrep Y' Q5 EVG, a :adj 20,2 Guard: Teachers' Lunch Room Swlmm - lu Cum 9' rr S6l'VifQ' Glee Club The OID T n WEP -pin wi' 5 You Twcxrlred' in 'fhe leachers' UPS ITIS 5PeCiaI'I - r I lunch room: some of lhyem are ' V 1 slill alive-whal goes? JAMES GIBSON Ti JACK GOLDSTEIN 6343 Greene fxvenue, Brooklyn I I773 Sie-rling Place, Brooklyn 'N. Y. -Lincoln Universiiy. Med- f 33, N. Y. LHE? 2'l0. CC.gN.Y. icine. Cross C:uc'r,,, Track -,,. y ,,,, I Engpieerincji oor Qvinndqbh., Teams: Lunch Rec-w Service: V 4, .general Oilice, Lunch Roorn Orchesrrar Silvii' Med- : .,,- '1 Qfvigegg P051 Re ni-5 mf' si. mN sep cub mai Sl'- Traclx man-you should see him 'fi' I 45, he was senlenced lo race old ladies for seals. I I ' Your-'fears of hard labor. MELVIN GLASS re I me I FRED GOOD I 5 Easl 95m S ee', B':gf- 269A Vernon Avenue BFOQIK' I , rx Y. . v S I Urgg .f ' Z M, lyn b,.N. Y. P,S. 25Q,C.C.N1'Y. - ' I P , 'r..: Lai., : 1 I AGCOUDIDHCY. 300k Rqorn. A r-. :S mal N T SC A 4 . rnan Depa'r+rn5n+,. Gel-renalg fs- , , 9 ,Q 4. I5 gr -2 , N lice, Grade Adv sers, Asse AMW: Rr: - L ,.': W We LM.: Rm SSN: as. i, , , 3 :pw , ., - , j ices: Red and Bilpclc, Qfiricula-Y I r LET! u'n a fi lion: Door Guardg' Cum Laude. 4 I ' I-N gf Q I I T E f Sf Four Iefler man-G-O-O-D. ' IGWYEI'-+i'I - AJ A sfer and lhe . , 9 ., - MELVYN eooos DER I f , l95 hole el, .' SEYMOUR LA S N 0 6, , JT fr. ', ?N n I 'I' JOl'1r'i i . r r C, - L : Mg! ,, I l , 'r , w ol Q 411 7. 2 ri g Cum Land ' en al lnsrirufe - f e 7 . J' 4,, vt, Rice S vi 3 Or ira' Pr ' n e -.IVL rl- , - -.. L2 .Qr rn iii ii' op: ea +h Serv. - ' M' ep . . .Mve- G CI1 'Q : I ': ' ii X is bi ion-a aw book- Li if a s linler. . i i binder. KEIEQIETH LD I , A WILLIAM GOODLOE I I 'ng place, ' 726 Herkimer Sireel, Brooklyn I3' N. Y. 1 QI Q, Ay. W 33, N. Y. PS, I29. C.C.N.Y. Te ' G 6 r m 5 n ,Hier Chernislry. Red and Black DCO guard. I Slarcl: lniramural Baskelball N ing else ealed f im. Team: Chemislry, Physics, Ra- '4' dio Clubs: Class Capiaing End Term, Book Room Serv- ices: Summa Cum Laude. I, He dropped a perpendicular and 'rhoughl he broke il. STANLEY GOLD AAAI fff : f 7 P Sl , Brooklyn ll, . .S. I22. Philadelphia ilule Texliles. hysics, Clubs: Malh, Biology rvices: Cum Laude. Physics Club, ha! He lhinks a non-conduclor is an unem- ployed mo+orman. THEODORE GOUSKOS l8l7 Cornelia Sireei, Brooklyn 27, N. Y. Radio Television School. Radio Television. Band: Leilersg Orcheslra: Scholaslic Awards. He wanled lo go inlo radio for fhe hair waves. Tweniy-one KENNETH GRAHAM 3I-26 99Ih Slreel, Easl Elm- hursl, Oueens. P.S. 3. C.C.N.Y. Law. Glee Club: Melody Men: Goldman Chorus: Door Guard. Vvnal would he do if he couldn r sing? MILTON GRAYSON 2048A Fullon Slreel, Brooklyn 33, N. Y. .l.H.S. 73. Juilliard. Vocalisl. Melody Men, Soloislg All Cily, Goldman Choruses: Glee Club: Represenlalive lo Melropolilan Opera Guild. He also sings in The bafh lub. AARON GREENBERG 7I4 De-Kalb Avenue, Brooklyn Ib, N. Y. P.S. 25. U.C.L.A. Law. Le Courrier: Door Guard: Hisfory Service, Lieu- lenanl: Service Council: Floor Manager Service: Cum Laude: Alumni Subscriplion, Red and Black. God's giff Io women-buf wha? can you expecf for nolh- ing. STEPHEN GREENBERG 3I7 Leiclerls Avenue, Brooklyn 25, N. Y, P.S. lol. Cornell Universily. Agricullure. Arisla: A.A. Execulive Council: Pres- idenl, Pan American Club: As- sislanl Edilor, Red and Blacki Associale Edilor, Physical Sci- enlislg Manager. Baseball Team: Two Maior Alhlelic Leilers: Summa Cum Laude. He 'Ihinks agricullure is parl of 'Ihe Yankee's farm organi- zalion. DANIEL GREEN FIELD 947 Easl 94lh Slreel, Brooklyn I3, N, Y. Soulh Fallsburg I-ligh School. General Oiclice Serv- ice: Orcheslra, Maior BH: Band. He Ihinks Iwelve animals of the polar region are six seals and six polar bears. JOHN GREG6 338 Macon Slrec-l, Brooklyn, N. Y. J,H,S. I4R, Brooklyn College. He really huslled, didn f he? k L as S X N R5 s 9 Q ik N YF S QQ' x, s , . 5' I I s VK so . is i' Q 4 ol ds . Qs N .s wig X A T' ,fs X X X wb? X Y Roo? N s 'E sxs its ,Q Q X W S'-is s RW . l . 5: 1- FX X X s 's -' A Ns F Q xx s KX an-'QQ we X 9 MAX GRINDEL 294l Wffsl 29Ih Sling-I-I, Brook- lyn 24, N. Y. iris. wi. :: Brooklyn Collc-lie, Edurnlirrz '.,-- 4: Swimming? Band: Door Guaiil- -y Lellers: Orcheslra: Le Cour- riefi Scholaslic Award. Mr. Kaplowilzz Why did you lx D lake Solid? , X Grindel: To gel Rogenlz 'F gi credit A is Tvvenly-Iwo MORRIS GUNNER i IO8 Kings Isl Walk, Brooklyn 33, N. Y. J.H.s. zio. Brook. lyn College. Medicine. Summa Cum Laude: Program Commir- Iee Service. When he was born, Ihe sfork was arresled for bringing in dope. Moses eukewn-Z 563' Midwood Slreel, Brook- lyn 3, iN. Y. P.S. 9I. Aulomo- bile Mechanic. Cum Laude: Lunch Room, Gym Servicesl Reorganizalion Cdrnmillee. Wi+h him.iI was love a+ Iirsf sigh?-nowi he wishes he had Iaken anofher look. STANLEY 6-URSKY I ' , B ly College o Pharmac . P c L b ' I Q a e. Pharmacy-no? 'foo much bul- Ier on Ihal bacon sandwich. ARCHIBALD HAMLETT R '- 49I Classon Avenue, Brooklyn I6 N Y PS 3. N.Y.U. Den- lislry.i I Track . Teaniy Lunch Room Service. 1 Good-bye. swelei' prince! 'N' ' 'f , 1 .swsf . f . .1 . l vxfr' i 4. . .' in , OBERT HANKINSi I37 Rulledge Slreel, Brookkn II. N. Y. P.S. l22. New York Slale Marilime Academy. Na- val Ollicer. Arisla: Rifle Team. Manager: lnlerracialisf, Cam- era 'Clubsi Medicial Socielx' Two Major, One' Minor A+h- lelic Leliersi Summa Cum Laude. - : He likes Io shooi good pic- lures. BENJAMIN HARE-BEY ol Chauncey',S+ree+, Brooklyn 33. N. Y. J.l'l.S. 35. U. S. Navy.- Secrelarial Service: Classroom Monilor: Cum Laude. Voled Ihe mosl likely. SAMUEL HARRIS 525 Madison Slreel, Brooklyn QI, N. Y. P.S. l29. Brooklyn College. Denlislry. Glee Club: lvlelvdv Men: Goldman Chor- us: Library Service: Tickel Service. MY. bul your iob will be down in Ihe moulh. ARTHU R HESCH Sli? RISO K shin Avenue, klvn 6 . . J.H,S. 6. P s hysics Club look a lol o I of him. JAMES HASAPIS 6 ohns Sl el, ookly I, . . .C. Y. ern- isrr C , ary: K Room S v' 'UI e helped . Casl discov- lhe new formula 'For wafer. WILLIAM HASKA 206 Norm I-lenry Sfreei Brooklyn 22, N. Y. Sainr Ce- cilia. C.C.N.Y. Cabe Operal- ing. Swimming Team: Leaders Corps: Lunch Room Service' Door Guard. By cable operaiing, he means Weslern Union messenger boy. NOLD HASPEL l'F'el' F 'YT'F',, , 1 ' ' o' . ol G .T ie A.f,n-.e Ercof, gfyfn 25. ever,- I, e. usiness. G'a Ao- v rs Lu Pfffr o f ie PY J L .Jr C ug smess anager -,I fhe Vr r sland on Ihe boardwalk. 780 S+, Marks Aferue Braw- lyn, N. Y. Rirersoe lA'li'a',' Agaderny. Miofrii Ufife'S ,. Phoragraphy. Capri? Gym. Door Services. He's a 'Flash in fhe pan. JACOB HIEL 392 Clinton Avenue Brook-yn 5, N, Y. Regis. Fordham. Ac- counfancy. Deba+ing Sociefp In+ramural Baslre+ball: Elotu- 'rion Club: Cum Laude. Debafer-'rhere are 'rwo sides lo every argumenf, his and lhe right one. MELVIN HOCHBERG 554 Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn 2S,.N. Y, P.S. lol. C, N,Y. F man . irpanfb iica' L55 . MJ Accounfa -he's sludying lo becorpe bookie. 9 1. -f 5 Yi, - I -is MORTON HOFFLICH 85 Vernon Avenue, Brooklyn 6, N. Y. J.l-l.S. I48. N.Y.U. Phy- .Q ifigi-fx H sical Educalion. Book Room, :iw ,-7V Lunch Room Services: Track N, Q Team: Two Maior, One Minor I . f-- B's : Track Medals: Door I Guard: German Service. Q s ' I He'd run a mile for a Camel. x l HAYWOOD HOGANS W. ,V is 3lO Uecalur Slreel, Brooklyn 33, N, Y. P.S. 3. Virginia . , ' Slale. Denlislry. Baskelball, Cross Counlry Teams: Track . 1. b Team: Door Guard: Maior .Qu A Leller: Minor Leller: Leaders ,H 'i'i' y 'A ' Corps. ,fi A? There seem fo be more door ML: ' guards lhan doors. kr We .. .yr I CHARLES HUMMEL -I, 22 Wyckoff Avenue, Brooklyn 27, N. Y. P.S. I23. C.C.N.Y. Teaching. Arisla: Door Guard, Chemislry, Clerical Services: - If Lilerary Recorder, EdiIor-in- Chief: Lilerary Club, Vice- I Awards, Wrilers Work Shop: Summa Cum Laude. I Quiel, genius al work. V Wav!!! Presidenlg Minor Scholaslic Q i' le 1 I VINCENT INGRASIA I577 44Ih Slreel, Brooklyn I9, 'X N, Y. J.I-I.S. 223. Brooklyn M Swimming Club: Cum Laude: f Door Guard: Library Service: Senior Room Represenlalive. , He prays for if lo rain cafs 1 and dogs. 1 College, Velerinary Medicine. H' if V rf DAVID JACOBOWITZ 2Ol Pulaski Slreel, Brooklyn 6, ,. N, Y. PS. 25. C.C.N.Y. Busi- ,,. ness. Arisla: Physical Scienlisl, . Managing Edilor: Physics Club: Floor Manager, Program Com- 'z,.iy,' mirlee Services: Summa Cum f Laude: Grinds Commillee. i I'le's 'the biggesl grind of lhe Grinds Commiilee. ALLAN JACOBS 308 Slerling Slreel, Brooklyn Y. 25, N. Y. P.S. lol, N.Y.U. 23 I Engineering. Arisla: Soccer 7, .,. Team: Band: Mayor and Min- , jr.. ,A,, , , or Alhlelic Lellers: Orches- if f lra: Recorder Slarl: Service V A Award: Summa Cum Laude. , , Quile a musician-sax appeal. , 715 Y I y y , f' J, I EDWARD ,JAMES I I , ' '54 37 Kinygslon A riue, Brooklyn '- I3, N,1Y.i,P' I93. C.Q.N.Y., Medicina ,Physics C emislrylxf Radio ubs: Libraffy I Srfnvicet' rnillee: Swimming Club: TraCk: Cum Laude. I+ was a bad proposilion when, he look solid geomelry. Twenly-Three Posl Reqenls Prdgrai Com? - N m un 'QB ,NQW'MR'Nm. I my I in 5iQH!' 'il 5 A f .W 1.1 '1 incl 5? of 9 1 - v.,, 1 ...J ,5- X gn--V hm... 4 fx Lisfx, . Nunn- :N rx K N: 9 ff W Z lW , - 2 M 'AWN ' ff , .M v, rw ,Q f, 1, :'A 'iid A. 7 Z, f, WWW 'K Q W f U' 4 Wm -X , N X so ,, , Zigi , iff W -ll , ff YV I V ,,.. ' VV JOHN JAROSAK 62 New York Avenue, Brook- lyn I6, N. Y. P,S. 93. Prall' lnsrilule. D r a Ili n g. Door Guard, Caplain: Locker Room Service. Cap+ain of 'the Locker Room Service and he forgo? his com- binalion. FRED JOHNSON El Norlh Porlland Avenue, Brooklyn l, N. Y. P.S. 67. Re- organizalion Commillee. Four years in a coma and he finally gol a diploma. LUTHER JOHNSON, Jr. 662 Macon Slreel, Brooklyn 33, N. Y. P.S. 26. Radio Club: Pre-School, Lunch Room, Tick- er, Gym Services. You can'+ blame Adam for fhis. OTTO JOHNSON 576 39'rh Slreel, Brooklyn 32, N. Y. J.l'l.S. I36. He's a dynamo, buf nobody supplied fhe iuice. ROBERT JONES N 1 wi NNN .asa A Y .QR 16-9. he-if .. 9 X 'R s lx is . fl! W 1 R 4 - ' P xx E3 ra ' ,,.- . .,, A ,K QA I A A ...mg 'f L . .... Q. X x .. -A Q :,- DN 9 N. - ALFRED KAHWATY 634 lllh Slreer, Brooklyn I5, N. Y. Holy Name School. Bi- ology Club: German, Class- room Services: Cum Laude: Lalin, Civics Cerlilicares. Classroom service-sharpened pencils. DANIEL KANTOR 879 Lalavelle Avenue, Brook- lyn 21, N. Y. Rs. 25. N.Y.U. Denlislry. Arisla: Band: Cum Laude: Lellers lAlhleliclI Li- brary Service: Orcheslra: Pro- gram Comrnillee Service: Scholaslic Award lMaior Or- cheslral: Secrelarial Service. Always looking 'For Ida and 'Ihe girls. HOWARD PLAN A 205 so znd , - lyn l I, . .S. 50. S Rege , ssroonfx i c '- lvriah Sociely: Cu' . Going lo become a Teacher- Ha! No ambifionl LEON KARLIN l509 Union Slreer, Brooklyn I3, N. Y. P.S. l6l. Columbia Universily. Denlislry. Arisla. Sergeanl-al-Arms: Floor Man- ager Service, Caplain: Red and Black, News Edirorr Press Club: Senior Recorder, Edilor- ial Board: Posl Regenls Com- millee. Caplain: Physical Sci- enlisl: Summa Cum Laude. O.K., Lee, drop fha? drill! H EN RY KASSEBAU M 45 McDonough Slreel, Brook- lyn is N. Y. P.S. 93. Pralr f 2 YOgfjiIr,flL'iel:,61B'G3lLYrQMZ' lnlslilule. Commercial Arl. - X Cu Swimmlnq 7- Ifs a long siory. I N pk Oqrs Commwheel XI, S Sr Guard, Pin hylibfjenls Services. SX Door G? , polildl name 'for -. X a vacal' n lo Max's. LEONARD KAUFMAN -K . 9 Troulman Slreel, Brooklyn 6, VICTOR JULIANO A N. Y. J.l-l.S. 49. John Hop- 4-O Vernon Avenue, Brooklyn kins Universily. Medicine. Ten- 6, N. Y. P.S. 54, Cooper Un- nis Team: Chairman ol Grade ion. Civil Engineering. Physics Adviser Slalr: Chemisrry Club: Club: Door Guard Service: . Camera Club: Medical Socie- End Ol Term Service wilh Mr. xg S' X K ly: Hall, Posl Regenls Serv- Langhollz: Cum Laude. gx i ii ... RX iceS7 Lale Squad: Orcheslrai Pinch him, fellows: he's asleep. 'W' 'y 3- Summa Cum Laude. 1 Q ' He +hinks a lin is whal' a fin , R My X uses. J JEROME KAY NIEIEIOJ E S ANBDO 925 Union Slreel, Brooklyn I5, lfee H '51 N. Y. .s. 9. sauihsm Calilor- IXI. . P 6 VVOFIQQI. mia. nalism S K e V, elo Men: ' - , Xgyld I I-Sud diloi, Pub- : - 0 fl OVQ5- N , ':' R Q licil eclor, ed an agkg On o 'I e big reasons why - fi' , .mn - Q . , Treasuici, Chai T fade go Crazy' N gn Aqily. - k x Advisers, Y .-lik Pr- gram -, Commillee fenanl: Pre F Vice-Presi e , E ecu i e O - I R Cili Major nd ' 5 5 Q R K Foolball m, aim Le+ :-' Mayor . Qyg Sch . Twenly-six LEROY KEMP 555 Madison Slreel, Brooklyn 2l, N. Y. P.5. 3. Brooklyn College. Engineering. D o o r Guard: Lunch Room Service, Oilicial Room Service. He's hungry for a iob in The Brooklyn College cafeieria. ALBERT KOPP A l23'9 ST. Johns Place, Brook- Iyih I3. -N,,Xw ELS. 1.67. qru. Medicine. Arisia: Tennis 'EBM Maio: Leiierg y Qrchialat Red andi, 'Blachp Feaiur finite! Physical Scienlisit FP F O Q F5 m Commi++ee: Ma'rh T u l o r i a li Service: Senior Recorder: Sum- ma Cum Lanlie. Famous for Lil' Abner. ARON KORB ll-,IO5 Lincoln Place, Broolcyn 33, N. Y. P.S. I44. Teaching. A++endance, Door Guard, Gen- eral Oilice, Lunch Rcicm. Ticlf- er Services: Varsify Fcciball, Minor Lefler. Professor of Fooiball a+ Nolre Dame. STANL KCVEN N 260 + Avenue B'5CVl, ' Ib. , 41, L.l.U. y amera Lbf Vice- resid' , a , oc' Ma'- ager, o g r a rn ' V -Ee Servfc s' 5erv', I' i' a- ior Award, ard Back Circularicr' Cum Laude, Boys' loss is L.l.U.'s hard luck. ORTON KOZAK 204 Efeefnaf S+ree' Erfrk yr I g,oN.,,qfg 151115. iesfeaff 606' Uaizjf ff. 17 I' f ep ienl' ue, I 'PH'Iink!3bo+h men and wom- en sprang from monkeys, bu'r women sprang furiher. MERVIN KUCINE 6 243 l-lad Sfreer, Brooklyn 6. N. Y. P.S. 25. Brooklyn Coi- lege. l-lealih Educalion Teaclf- ing. Varsiiy Foofball Swim- ming Squads: Lunch Poorr Service: Door Guard: Cum Laude. He's in school Sa+urday and Sunday, bui' how abouf 'rhe resf of 'rhe week. ARY KUSHNER 409 Sararoga Avenue, Brook- lyn 33, N. Y. .Ll-l.S. I78. Il- linois. Aeronaurical Engineerv ing. l'leal+l'I, Biology, Ticker Garden, Lunch Room, General Oifice Services: Program Com- mihlee: Leaders Corps: Swim- ming: Cum Laude: P.5.A,L. Medal. How're +he girls 'freafing you, Gary? ,ss F fi , Ss 9 Ss . l ei . Q g Gi viii R, IQ? . f 1, .V 5 ,,, Q ,za V , K .Mp ..,. 1 -J f .1 7 Y ,Z f W 2 X A X f N1 ,'5 .gg S , if I Q' +1- 4-'Z ROBERT LAGATT LL 67 re MQW I n T c n cue Za Com u e +hIng he exI I , was his laugh. BENJAMIN LAMSTEIN bla Marcv Avenue, Brooklyn 6, N. Y. P.S. 54. -Columbia Universify. Medicine. Arisrag ' I Vice-Presidenl of A.A,: 'Red and Black, Execulive Sporrs ,V Edifor: Press Club, Presidenfg f. Melody Men: Glee Club, Solo- isi: Goldman Band Chorus: Ausruier, Edilorial Board: Phys- ical Scienlisi, Associaie Edilorg Forum Laiinumg Edilorial Board. Summa Cum Laude. He has 'lhe falenl and The 1 A face of a medicine man. I I5 I Sl , 0 I T, N .l-l. I 5 f I X. ' I A I E er V . osilion: L a e o s: f, in in ed i s D V I V I rn d . Th I v ' 'b'+ed 'i':' I Aue-usr LANZOTTI A -,I 20 Navy Sir l, Bro lyn l, Floo iManager, Class Serv- ' ' , ice ' u d. ' He ihinlrs I ives of Haly. CHARL LASH '12 I 220 W lyk, Br lyn i f I N, S. 9 N. . Pg' 6 ma a , in La eq Ju - is ior Re Cross rvice: Leif s 3 i 'I lBandl: Or egr : Prog -I ' ii- Cornmille gyvic , yn - IA - Vas you ere, S ' -Lyf V DONALD LAZAR I 5205 Church enue, Brooklyn f 35 N. Y. 232. Business. I ,Q Swimming Club: 'lunch Room, ' Principals Ohfice,56rvices: Nwiix Door G'iIiaiffl',' -6' . ' Lazaf 'rha+'s French for Rus- bi sian Czar. ,, Ki ' LAWRENCE LEE 293 Sluyvesanl Avenue, Brook'- lyn 33, N. Y. J.l-LS. 35. Rifle. Tra Teams: he , Physic T' ii Cl L ch oo Services: Track ,g..,A' i ' Medals: Al elic L ll r: A.A. 'Mr' V ' Repres ni-ah ii Arms, nior Class, A gyp off The old LI CI. J ' WILLIAM LEE 587 Laiayelre Avenue, Brook- lyn I6, N. Y. P.5. 54. Ser- geani-al-Arms oi Senior Class. A nolalion of +his shall be made on your P.R. Shee'r. Z , Z'Tv! U I , Z Twenly-seven STUART LESS f 5342 r . Pl kl 3, N. J. . J . - eTT ln ' T oT Technolo- . El T ' ' . : k o ' A I ,A A J ARNOIHD LER I 30 Bush? e , Brooklyn 31, N.-,Yzj'P. . 30 Birsiness AdminisTraTio7T , , ecgrder Buys'-L iness,-STaTT: C235 JR!ecord Serv- ice- 'va . ' fy Edi+e5W bQ ml. 3 lfavof, wan you. T' ,' Arndld: No, fwhy should I drop dead? IRWIN LESHAW X 233 EasT 5 T S T r oklvn N .... 32. DenTal oor Guari MaTh ice: Gym S Wee: Class A end e an ecord Serv- ice. ' The diffe e beTween misfor- Tune and calamiTy is TxhaT if Irwin Tell inTo The 'ver iT would be a misTorTu e if he were dragged o . a n3I'T'y X oo yn Massa e echnician Band Boo , English Services f Band' OrchesTra: 9 Y, TT J. . L de. Corps. , N'9! ore books and educa- 7 Tion, I Give me jazz and syncopaTion. OSWALD LeWlNTER 300 Lenox Road, Brooklyn 26, N Y P S 92. Colby. Law. -5 Co-CapTaini Fencing Team: f GgQe Club, German Service: Sunior Red Cross, Lunch oom TickeT Services AusruT- Ikqgr, EdiTor: Red anld Black STaTT: Maior Service, AThleTic Awards. No grind. IRICHARD LINDMARK 630 VanderbilT Avenue, Brook- lyn I7, N. Y. RS. 9. Cum Laude: Red and Black Repre- senTaTive. Tommy Yudo. RAPHAEL LOMBARDI 936 PuTnam Avenue, Brooklyn 2I, N. Y. Our Lady oT Good Council. C.C.N.Y. Teaching. OrchesTra: Teacher Service. Like a wise old owl-asleep all day. BERNARD LONDINSKY 2lO I-lumboldT STreeT, Brooklyn 6. N. Y. J.l'I.S. 49. Law. A.A. ExecuTive Council: Handball Team: Pres. LiTerary Club: Mi- r'O'r Lelalf' Pro ram CommiT .3 .' Q ' Bee, PuIfli'tfSTT.idns,Services: Red and,BlaAck STaTT: Sec. ScholasTic Council. He Talks like a Philadelphia lawyer. Twen'Ty-eighT 2-ff , .,, , 1 1 if A 3' N f XZ 9 A +:....Ij9..,:. Q1 wdfdixr . e X e X, 5' X . LEONARD LOVELACE 57 Irving Place, Brooklyn I6 N. Y. P.S. 93. MaTh Office. I did my homework: wh-'T more do you wanT? THOMAS LUCAS 996 STerl' Place, Brooklyn I3, . . inT Te s Ele- menTa Sch I, Br yn, Col l e B ' USI l STaTT, Semi- Annu ' ' lSsecond Placel: TuT Serv- ice: Summa Cum La . Generally speaking - and generally is. JAMES LYDON 8l MoniTor STreeT, Brooklyn 22, N. Y. ST. Cecelia. .Busy Ii++Ie bee. CARL LYTHCOTT 520 Hancock STreeT, Brooklyn 33, N. Y. P.S. I29. Brooklyn College. ChemisTry. Class Room Service. AT leasT he saw The inside of The school. EUGENE MACK l44O PaciTic STreeT, Brooklyn I6, N. Y. P.S. 93. Brooklyn College. DenTisTry. Glee Club: Melody Men: Goldman Chor- - -.....,,, I 9. ..,.:.: ygzi ' us: Door Guard, Lunch Room, X i: F i e l d, Pre-School Services: yuyuu Leaders Corps: Service Amrardh - f - ' If he pulls TeeTh as well as he ...LLQ can sing, he'Il be a greaT Shoemaker. f ER 7 S 1 TQ. - NICHQLAS MACRIS 5 y X -..Jb23' Na: vis Aven , Br, - ly,r1i ebi Fo a . Lk edmine. Argia-L ilejy earn: I .. AAAQP I . f K r hesTra:,.P'-f Reg F, Book 7 f i . . f R m Serv es?-Pby' I T A Q ww Servili :VA A M M X. in - 1' : Cuyn La de. R ' 1-if 'I classes are!-like one of The MQ' f Pullmans: X yi T: l'Ie's one of The sleepers. SALVATOR MAGGIO 78 Menahan STreeT, Brooklyn 2l, -N. P.S. 74. ST. John's EfiQ'f19GrIr1g. A.A. Treasurer ATTencIance. Floor Manager Lunch Room Services: lTalian CIUIJI DramaTic SocieTyg CO. lumbus Day CommiTTee: Cum Laude. I wonder whaT kind of engi- neering he did wiTh The A.A moneyl RAOUL MANCINI l3IO Noslrand Avenue, Brook- lyn 26, N. Y. P.S, 92. Door Guard. A+ leasl' he sliclrs +o his posl. FRANK MARCHESE l2'?Ol Pujnani Avenue, Brooklyn rzi, ig .I.H.S.xj. Niqu, WTe'E,lici a.,.4AssoCUlQx News Ed- iror, News X Edirornx Edilonin- Clniel, Red 5 C. '.SeQir'- lary, Leader, 'Virgil- President A.A.' . Sifl'-,170 Edi- fcrr Senlor Re-so er, View- Pr'ESi' r',Pgess Cu 'K Su ' i Cum L :Dl'j-x The Times prinfs all The news +ha+'s lil fo print Franlr lmows all The resl. EDWARD MARCUS 2l5 Van Eire' SML-'L' .n Zl N, xr, 5.5. QE. Eti .ri C1 2313, f'rf':f 'Earn' Mit' Sri , A Srrrfa Cu' ,e.:-,, He fhinlrs he's sharp becau he plays wi+h The band. STUART MARGULIES 222 l'iLv ra Irie' -.' 6 N. Y. Q. 4-. E. 4 -rr- oa. Mez: 2 -2. :'.E1E lex' ifc, Mafh. Chess C-::s '-fi Team' Cnes: Tea' Care' Larln Ecrurf' fL'a . : A512- 'a'e Ed : fxrma C, Lauoe. A good biology sfudenr the gene was. SIDNEY MARKER , . C-, . ,,, 2l7 l l:V .1 EE E. N, Y. PS. 25. CCL' Engirieerrrg. T e ' ' ' Summa Cu Laxze' T Draw ferries' Cxrff C ob' Se Sli 'iz rarive. Calling car No. I, you are now car No. 2-happy bir+h- day +o you. JOHN MAXWELL 712 Cvreenhccrl fwenue. Erin' yn we N Y PS in ri,-,- F Mri. mage-5-,r.' i-J Ancl on The sevenlh day he resled. JOHN MAZZOLA 302 Floyd Srreei Broollyri 6, N. Y. PS. l4S. Brccljn Cf.- lege. Teaching. Foofbali, Sffirri- rriiriq Teamsi Padlo Club' Door Guard, l-lall Services: Major and Minor Lerlergj Senior Poorn Represenrarive. There wasn'+ enough room for l:Jo+h of +hem, so Napoleon died. A TRW' 4 1. .M 4 2, A My tk 4' E- N X RAYMOND McCAFFREY U' ' Diamon ,Sl eg? Br oklvny 1 ww Y! ..C?Jpper 3 Union. Engineerin' . 'ATris lag Physcs Chemis ry Ilvledie , , I. I I f I Lifhclillliyomf 'delvicgiflj' .Ll I Le Courrier, Physical Scien- lislg Minor Award. In The Chemislry Club he Though? an esler was Abra- ham's sisfer. LEO McGRATH 4I9 Ibrh Slreel, Brooklyn 15, N. Y. l-loly Name ol Jesus. Door Guard, Arie-ndance, End Term, Posl Reqenls, Clerical Services. For shor-T 'rhey call him Leo Michael Joseph McGra+h- Junior. s THOM NALLY 7 er P o y sid? Q if ne ' F. Orch r , L u nj Ro C 'ceq u u . ive., .Ji f ency doesn'+ floal. EDWARD MEH' ET ZQQPGTT S Sei, Brooklyn 17, . 6. Soccer Team, finer -Lelllerg Door Guard, Junior Rec?Crosg,kFiclre+, Gym Services: wirqfn-ing Clubi ln- I 'larnura Softball. J f'Ll' y leil him af +he door fo sca The girls away. BERNARD MEYERSON 63 Parlf ge, Bropllyn 33, . ffm aAA:Li,q'h,, Sphaol. ooo r Union. Civil Engineer. fPFrisl'a, Qhderihq Squad: Lil- erary Recorder Slallli Allend- pnce Bureau: l?osl Reqenls 'Sem-ice: S'umrnafCunh Laude. Now, boys, a whisfle 'B. ' ADOLPH MOLLER 389 Noslra Avenue, Broolr- l 6, N. . 3. Wagner. . ri Y immi Team, ' .-C 3 Sw' mi dub: owl' Team, r and inor Alb ' l Sum- Cum L u and lc. He learned lo swim in a pool- room. GENNARO MONTANINO T 50 Columbi iilSl?e'r, Bro 'l n T T.-1-1 Lori.. r Q H-, reaching. risla, Treasurer: Marg? Team, X529-Caprain, Sen- ior 1 ek rd r Qlaffgkgi-Arne!-iilical, Eweculi Tgflifori Tliloaor ana- qer's rvlice -nrcil, Sevenlll :Term ' 7 Candidafe To ree Year Cup, Summa Cum Laude. He lhinlrs he's musclebound- an over-exercised imaginalion. Twenly-nine Q - veg ROGER MONTGOMERY 5II Madison Slreel, Brooklyn 2I, N. Y. P.S. I29. Universiry of Michigan. Business. A.A., Presidenfg Cily Council, Slu- denr Presidenrg Arhleric Coun- cil, Vice-Fresidenrg Lverman Club, Vice-Presidenlg Budgei Commirreeg English, I-ield, Lunch Room Services, Cyrn Serviceg Irack, Major Lerfers. Thar noise you neard was Roger shoofing by. ROBERT MOSS 1 5 I27I Fulfon SKI ', 'Br ' sleI?sl?i. Try, rack amsg Band' Glec , g 1 u rn Xigwwwoor Cv a l enera ce Serv- icegi Maior Lerlerp Orcheslra. There's no grass growing un- der his feel. H if 53 ' erfy A , o kyn I , JI . . 44. .C.N.T. Enginlelgrin . 'Tis rief my Lord, as wom- an's love. -Shakespeare. NATALE NAPPI , .Q 2 .fs , i Iq ' ..-M . J Engi'e if' i Ia: afgfofce Tax' X Ye ilqraIfn'i1rfgii,. 5 0 -MS 'ccer Teaig Vice-Presidenr. ii Service Cou il: Capfain ol Gym Service, Class Caplain. He's caplain of so many acfiv- ifies 'rhaf Ihe Ieachers had 'Io salule him in The halls. HARRY NIEDBALLA-P ' . I8i Dilmars Slreel, Brooklyn 2'I. N. Y. P.S. I45. Cooper Union. Engineering. Serfieanl- al-Arms of ArisIa,. Book Room- Servlca Service Clulirg Maior '-and Minor Awards: Cdndidalr- For Three Year Cupp 'LiSu'mma Cu'r'I'i zLaude. The only books 'ever read were wi+h Iheihorse odds. EVERT G. NILSON 347 Lincoln Place. Brooklyn I7, N. Y. RS. 9. C.C.N.Y. Biff Chernislry. Cum Laude: Red and Black Dislrilouliong Dorn Guard: Alumni Sulascriplionsz Minor Service Awards. Hollywood doesn'+ know whaf il is missing. ALBERT NORFLUS 536 .Knickerbocker A v o n u 0 1 Brooklyn QI N Y. C.C XBu!nQ s. eil, ,S r ary ri Ivrif . elvy Edilor ol Le Courrini ,nr Ivria 5 Red and BI ck Inli- Cadlai ol Gr A ' v S6'I'vlfQI ' VIFD wards: cholas ic Cou cil. He's under fhe impressi n +ha+ The Mexican border pa renl. Thirly .. X X X X in 5 I 4 css 1. in ix K V. N . if ss. EB .N.Y. ,V - . il' Crum EE . 1 iI'i Soi i , i I -f H ti ws X gi N vi . N . 'IN as .Xp - N A N si-vig 5 , . Q I 1 S X N X Y AL XX X ,X X X as X s, Q X x X v X S xX xss X Y R is s s X... SQ s x S..-.Q N x X X X Qx X N s X . S Qs S X .K E X. SAUL NUSSBAUM I924 Srrauss Srreer, Brooklyn I2, N. Y. J.H,S. 252. Brook Iyn College. Business. Cum Laude. His favorife expression: Je ne sais pas. ARNOLD OBERWEGER 360 Slockfon Slreel, Brooklyn 6, N. Y. J.H.S. I4B. Cooper Union School of Ari. Archi- feclure. English Posr RegenIS. English Book Room, Deparr- rnenral Services: Ivrian Reporr- er, lvriah Clubg Physics Club: Cum Laude. Arnold has a good head for figures, buf he does beifer in mafh. ANTHONY OCCHINO 2350 r-Pacing' sireeifrabki 33, N. Y. our Lsa.,yl4.ie+-S Y +G, Orfjesfa: Crass Caplan: 56195-1-e'EY'W3!iw York Golderjfffsn- fniversaiy Parade. ' ' Anolher one o'F'AvIr. Papke's capfains. MELVYN OESTREICH 935 DeKalb Avenue, Brooklyn 2I, N. Y. RS. 25. Brooklyn College. Business. A.A. Treas- - urer, Door Guard, Grade Ao- visers, Junior Red Cross, Posr Regenrs Services: Cum Laude. The A.A. Ireasury money's gonna sef him up in business. LEO O'NEILL 3I8 Halsey Street, Brooklyn Io, N. Y. Our Lady ol Vi:- Iory School. Brookivn Colege. Law. English, Gym, General Ollice, Door Guard, Alrend- ance Services. Who's Who Iisfs him as Who? PATRICK PARIS 374 Rrospecl Place, Brooklxn I7, N. Y. BS. 9. Boslon Col- lecie. Engineer. A.A. Treasur- or Serviceg Physics Club: Cum Laude: Service Club: End ol Term Service. He plans Io make houses ouf of plasfer of Paris. FRANK PASATIERI SO Emerson Place, Brooklyn 5, N. Y. Bishop Louqihlin Paroch- ial School. Baseball Team ITwa Yearslt Ivlaior Alhleliii Lellerst Gymnasium, F i e I d QGITVICQS. And he's beginning To look like Harry Kane. N iii' THOMAS PASQUINO FRED PIENING 99 Sandford Slreel. Brooklyn 52' Nm Sheet Brooklyn l5I , 5m N- Y- PS- 54- LIU- Plfldl' - N. Y. P.S. I0. Allendance Bu- ' macy. Floor Manager Service: ii, 1 maui j fl qi Program Commilree, Pos? Re- as Y ' ' Ch k- H d ffl .y h- 3.11.1- ggenrs Services: Cum Laude. .K k'-' ', N v rjclgigvfa Ce epl Pharmacy : 4 years Io learn N.b , 35 5' .D -l, ' , u 'M how 'lo slir wafer. in I Vi' If 'L Ai,?,'VQj'sf 1 fl A - I --2' I ' Ii- - -1 1 . , I 1 T lr ALVIN PEKARNE JOSEPH PISICOLO 305 I M gms! 3,-Col. i 65 Third Place. Brooklyn, N. Y. I 'mf My I Ui :. PLS. I42: C.C.'NfY. Science. Views C5 M:?fllM1lh-:Sql l i , ,lk X 'Giade Pkilvisgrs, Post Englislk: ar en Boo I an or-s: A f e fer-vices: Fenci 1I'Tee.Lm,. Mirror T A yu .: ' fs. Lellorg Summa um Laude. usiness were money-well Q, -' 1 f - ...p f His iokes run you lhrough and ll1ere's always The W.P.A. KI IIIVOUQIW- CHARLES PERLIN GEORGE PITREZ !5O EES, QS., 5,59 E,-ii., I5o Dullueld Slreel, Brooklyn X' JN! - id X--v.v:V' E I, New York IgaVeIX:!3SL':' 'EEEEZU VTIVWI Slale Teclw. Clwernisrry. Swim- Eywp. JU-2, peg CYZSS L , minq, Track Teams: Glee Club: brarv, Pcs' ?e:er'2 CU, 'ii DUCT Guard: Lunch ROOWI Cum Luce. ' Service: Track Medal. He awoke loo lafe, and Iefl ' He .iook up. running because school loo early. 9 ..---. 1 1:-'if he I'IIe5 lo smg' NORMAN PERLMAPN T A i T GILBERTO PIHARO 53 Arlanric Avenue, Brooklyn 925 Pri: ' e ,:'1ui.' a 'a' C'e:: '1 raO',f Cues' Ge'-ee G31? I fl ' . . emi! FY1?'aW Czwfyvilfs .- ,.V. i' Cc-llef.: Est' I' 'ff' Su . C- - He's a poel bu+ don? know I f . Di f il, neifher does anyone else. ' FRED PERSKY SCUTI1 T 'rgg' 'jr- 1, 'I . . . . . cc 'i g. eczz- I A 4 er: Sclfcla a ' T au,-e' Tw: ' Jeri I ice IMa+l.l- IU.-5, ,yin He 1'I1inIrs a lady in wai+ing is a girl flwar was sfood up. VINCENT PETITO 992 Pfianric F ferry- Big-4,,,f II, N. Y. Bfiv ,' I-l g' School cf fum Tfyje, I wanf fo be alone -Garbo. PAUL PIAZZA 9 Elderr Slreel, roolrl 7, dv. as? g,Efri,v. hfiphprivfaty. Cum Laude: Ped and Black frail: Bovflinq, M?- nor Leller: Iralian Club: Lunch gem Serfice: Ciglumbsys Day oornrnirle . A Thatbvvq Sling he'II bowl over is fhe soda founfain. W f 5 ,. 4 I ' V fl f 1 , 1' 6 ' il Q4 X f X 4 ll ay N 1 2, N. Y. Asenio Grammar Hiqlm, Sanrurce, Puerlo Rico. U niversily of Ijuerlo Rico. Chemislry. He I'rasn'I any services because Iwe figures Duz does every- fhing. LEONARD PLATTEIS 375 Clillon Place, Brooklyn lo, N. Y. BS. 54. Brooklyn Collrfqe. Law. Varsily Cheer- ino Squad: Door Guard: Glee Club: Posl Beqenls Proqram Commillee Service: Summa Cum Laude: Maior Leller. The smiling redhead. SIDNEY PLOSS 73 Sumner Avenue, Brooklyn 6, N. Y. J.l-I.S. I48. Syracuse. Journalism. Pxrisla: CI1ess, Ra- dio, Table Tennis Clubs: Enq- lisli, Biology. German, Junior Red Cross, End Term Services: Ivrian, Edilor: Ausruler, ASA sociale Edilor: Summa Cum Laude. His only form of exercise is jumping a+ conclusions STAN L Y POLLAC IOO Easlern Pa Brook- n I . J. . . . . . Ac miami. Junior Arisla' Cum La :- Sclnolaslic 4lyfWar sz ,Service 'lm llvl lp HAH faced. If he were 'Iwo-laced, I'1e'd wear flue o1I'1er one. Tlrnirly-one JOSEPH PORSIA ANGELO RANNAZZISI 606 Carroll Slreel, Brooklyn I5, N. Y. Our Lady ol Peace. C.C.N.Y. Business. Ilalian Club: Alrendance, Door Guard, General Ollice, Lunch Room, Chemislry, Posl Reoenrs Services: A.A. Represenlalive. Porsia faces life. T OMAS 'Cl ij 4 7l Q 1 ' I, Brooklyn I 5' Y. P.S. ga Brooklyn olle Seama, Swimming Club: ' af r : i Lunch Roo , :'i Services. Work ascinales him. He can sil and wafch il for hours. WINSTON POWER 50 New York Avenue, Brook- lyn I6, N. Y. P.S. 93. Brooklyn College. Chemislry. Allend- ance Bureau Service: Physics Club: Cum Laude: Door Guard, I-lall Services: Pc-sr Re- qenrs Service: Class Record Service. . . . And also a member of Cum Laude. DAVI PR ENT L75 en e Broo 2 ins A ., k- ,f n . Y. I-P QS. McGill iz U iversi .- ' ine. Swim- minq iQ , Major Lellerg Camera, Swimminq Clubs: In- lramuraflj Swimminq Champion- Door Guard e rien a s . Axg : Medical Sociely: 'H , L : . MH sl 'l ' d is eal VINCENT PRINCIPE I633 Allanlic Avnue, Brooklyn I3, N. Y. J.I-l,S. 35. N.Y.U. Drallinq. Door Guard Service: Lunch Room Service: Hisiory Service. He lhinks drafling is like Army recruiling. ABRAHAM RABINOWI 395 Sl. Jo 's Place Brooklyn J N. . Ps. Q .c.N.Y. .2 ff ' U r n al I Cum Iygaude: ebalinq Team: Pro- qr rn Co irlee Service: Red a d lac S? , Sc-rvice Club e ' 'els up fo speak he delivers a discourse. MARIO RAGUSA l85 I-lenry Slrool, New York 2, N. Y. .l.H.S. 65. N.Y.U. Medicine. Medical Sociely: Chemislry Club: Junior Red Cross, End Term Services: Alumni, Columbus Day Com- millees: Cum Laude. Thirlry-Iwo .SCX r s. Q .,,.. s far S? . y 2 E sae. . . ' -x . wx s s x s N I s Q . . S Q N1 . Q r 'S sm X 'YF -. --J E ' 1V ,. . Ef .,..i R T hitk if N A r B Q S x X X 1-,J . 3513, s 1 .tts N sn . Q' i SGP . S ii 4 . .s PP wtf ..... I y, A 6 R: N X X x Q X W .. .N A s 'K Xb... NX N X s x X X N s X K s 37 Park Srreelr, Brooklyn 6. N, Y. P.S. I45. Columbia. Medicine. Junior Arisrat Swim- minq Team: Two Servifle Awards: Book Room Service A iwo dimensional figure-a square. SHELDON RAPPOPORT 44 Leonard Srreer, Brooklyn 6, N. Y. J.H.S. 49. N.Y.U. Ac- counlingf Arisra: Lirerary Re- corder Srarlg lnlrarnural Base- ball: Door Guard, Program Commirlee Services: Pan American Club: Summa Cum Laude: English, Spanish, End Term Services. He fhinks he's a poel: af Ieasf he's a member of The LongfelIow's Club. WILLIAM RAYNOR 'Q 374 Madison Srreel, Brcicklrrl: Q N . Y. P.S. IZ9. Red and Blaclr Represenrarive: Docr Guard. Anolher of fhe Boys High se- Iecl group of porfal walchers. JOHN REID 598 Leonard Srreer, Brooklyn 22, N. Y. Sl. Anlhony ol Pad- ua. Door Guard, Lunch Room, Malhemarics Services. The only 'rhing he figured oul in Malh Service was his car- fare home. LEONARD REISMAN 59l Midwood Slreer, Brooklyn 3, N. Y. Ps. Qi. Columbia.. Medicine. ri la Fir 3 o Ye X E ' T as u . Execu- +i ounci, Siwrh Term Rep- resenrarive' Red and Black l Execurive E Qkr, Co- 1 .zhr Edilor: Physi 'enl' , Edi- rorg Forum Lalinkmgtagix Edirorq Press CI , ecrelary: Valediclorian. Some are said lo have brains and brawn. He consisls of ,Q Q Q brains-we mourn his brawn. .B JosePH Rici-HER I23o Pacilic Slreel, Brooklyn - Ib, N. Y. P.S. l3S. Chess Q X Club: Library, Class and End Y ' 3 Term Services. c If lalk was eleclricily, he'd be X Q Q SY . X : s R QX .. .A ARTHUR EIKFR B . a dynamo. Ave , ro In . ras. . .VF Dc islry. sl' ls, I-.gif Rec ,. or Red Cross Se-wks u ,Laude: Senior Room Re r9v6nlalive. They slabbed Caeser and shol Lincoln, and he lives. we FRED RIVERA 82 New Y rk Avenu ' rook- .,f' . w. o R m, gvrle e ,Serv- ices ervice gui? Physics SID 0 or lO days. He would 'lak lhe money. if . A . I . fBli ?1giiJfii'ililQ'Q1fe4?fr 382 New York venue, Brook- y 2 , . . . 27. Brook- - J e m Pa Mmerican, ' 7, nch Room. Re ' Door Guard, Boo Roo Sewices. ' The only ihing he kicked around was school. RAYMOND RIVER A 7. n I' S yn fi: :vi aw, Curnugude: 1' '. i . osl f ALFRED -RIVERS . 2I Wes? lil l5+h lS ee?, Ne.-. York 26, N. Y. J.l-l.S. 120. Cooper Uhion. .Eng'neer 'g. Malhemalics Service plub' Cum Laude. ' He pursues his' sludies faiih- fully lalways behindl. ALWYN ROBlNSON 153 Bainbridge S'ree' Bfczf- lyn 33, N. Y. C.C.N.Y. Ac- zouniancy. Baske'cai Marage' and Leiier' Gee C'ul5' 'Eff Lunch Room, Doc' Guam.: Pos? Reqenrs Services' G: ce' Anniversary Day Parade. When asked abou? ihe result of fhe baskefball game, he re- plied: l'II win. CHARLES ROBINSON 200 Van Buren Sfreef Brin lyn 2l, N. Y. RS. 25. N.Y,',. Veierinary Meoiore. Fr's'a' Bowling, Co-Capfaim Cheer- ing Squad' Maier Le+'er' Li- brary, Lunch Room Serfces' Summa Cum Laude. Possessed of plenfy of horse SENSE. CORNELIUS ROGERS Ryers?-1 Sheer, Brock ,f ' N, Y Spd 'a ' T -. feselcelvozembnhify-Er4E. er. Cum: Lgaude' as an irle'r:A!FEoor I . ' ocr rd, Service - - He's gow e a s+iH iob. HUGH ROLLOCKS 6 Reid ve f' c oo Yal e rack Tea ' S h Me , . T g Mi li. leiig eH iTy, Gglid. ma o 5 Melod Men: C5 , ' . ' 7 X Radio Medical Clubs Spanish Sc asfic A rd: N. Y. n versary l lAl'omic vhs . A swell fello if you fl' ke him l 'lhe righf way lby 'lhe neck, 'lhai isl. s L lx '- M , fr . GJ rs. ., .- 3' A G l :- it , ,, li x - .x Q a ,S W, f ' f 9. l. . - ,V ., il F NM 7. - J' , 1 7 J ag HERBERT ROSADO 236 Vernon Avenue, Brooklyn 6. N. Y. P.S. 25. Baseball. General Office Service. He served his office well. JOHN ROSE 578 Madison Slreel, Brooklyn 2l, N. Y. BS. l29, Brooklyn College. M e d i c i n e . Arislaq Book Room, P.R. Sheels, Floor Manager Servicesg P.S.A.L. Silver Medal: Forum Laiinum. During his Boys High career, John Rose 'lo greal heighjls. . If ST NLEY Q10 - ' Z O4 lkin Tu r 'l,.3' Z0 , t r .. U' iw. res- UPI 0'-- e ubq Ger a if .s iceg l oi 4Ausr 1 Cumei u Some uy ayg he iusf ub- ifzes. STANLEY ROSEN l604 Sl. John's Place, Brook- lyn 33, N. Y. J.l-LS. 2lO. C.C.N.Y. Door Guard. He's iusl bursfing wiih ambi- lion. IRVING RUBIN e ,Ece ygmokl-35115 'M' e o r ffler lhe we bell. H I j ,. SW 'S+ 'Q . I A . 3 H. , Low .c . . L . 'Cum La 7 fend nce B ' 7 o r l ff 'a M 'l g f o F ' u D Q wh: e defen ! CARLO RUGGIERO 76 Main Slreel, Brooklyn l, N. Y. P.S. B. New York Siale lnsiilule. Denlislry. The dynamo of inacfivily. , I, - f' ' L 'i L . i . , . L, . A' Y X fyvf i ,JB .. 14 :L 5- 'fi if ,1 .- L L JOSEPH RUGGIERO l56l Easi 3lsl S reel., rooklyh hop' ance ud 004 l' , rvice lulo: Red a 0, 8 6 ,. 9- wi 7 e s. ack Slali' d Iis Oiclice, n ,Lg Lu c r i . I row ing's chauffeur- ves hi crazy. i io, N. Y Ps. Sp ef Y 1 Thirly-Three VINCENT RUSSO IO2 Norrh Henry Srreer, Brooklyn 22, N. Y. Sr. Cecilia. Bank Slahf: Floor Manager Service, Caprain: English, German Services: Cum Laude. He wanls io play wifh pipes. RALPH SACCO L89 Skillman Slreer, ,Brooklyn 5, P.S. IS7. Brooklyn Col- i 1Qlege.i' Chemisiry. :Book Room in I ly. Doorl puardill 'Qralgie ,,'AQvisers Services: i.Radio avnid Currenr li Evenls ,Cl'hbs.: Hisjory,-'w-Class, L Q.p..:.i.-. .iw r L Caugli-tli cheafing in Hygiene: he was counfing his feeih. MARTIN SAIMAN V SOI Prospect Place.: .jroolrlvn I6, N. Y. P.S.Cl38. Columbia. Medicine. Arisla: Swimming, C h e s s Teams: lnferracialisr, Chess, Swimming- Clubs: For- um Lalinum, Senior Recorder, Arr Siafi: Floor Manager Service: Summa Cum Laude. When Saiman fakes a giri ou? 'lo a dance, she looks info his eyes and -goes info a france. STANLEY SALZ I444 Park Place, Brooklyn I3, N. Y. J.H.S. 210. Baseball Team, Capiain, Major Leriers: Door Guard. Book Room, Field Services: Service Club. Salz is always raising Kane, EGBERT SAMUELS 538 Gaies Avenue, Brooklyn 2l, N. Y. P.S. 44. U.C.L.A. Engineering. Track Team, Ma- ior Lerrer and Narional Cham- PlOfi5l1iP Mile Relay Medal: Glee Club: Goldman Chorus: LUl'lCl1 Room Service, He ioined fha frack ieam fo pass fhe slick, buf wound up passing ihe buck. FRANK SANFILIPPO ' 299 Trouiman Sfreel, Brooklyn 6, N. Y., P.S. I23. N.Y.U. Aris- idi Swimming Team, Manager: MGTOV Leiiefi Cum Laude: Floor Manager, Program Com. , inirree, Posr R'egenfs,Services: Senior Recorder Sfahf: Winner Amareur Show. Frank won'+fwaif for ihe Ship of Success fo come in. He'lI Pmbdbly swim Quf fo meef ii. 1 f 7 N. . , er ' . A W4 .Q , 4 4 K4 f y fin l , 124 ny 2 ' f vi L 1 M fl' f Y ELLI E S S X J 8 'Q X Mn y Q s , . . . f w X X w f 1 .gm M -, .. 1 . 1 ll , X BM To NE +L rx ss TS T X 'ill ,X x . W er FELIXT. N ELLA'-w ry: ', ' IB2 r k ire , ,B kl - . , 71 N .Y. . . io li ff F: Cu Laude or A A , u rd ervice: c Room fi N S9rvl'C9' mi MC- XQKB IK, grind. M T, N im ior Arhlel gi-A S o ' ' ' Thiriy-four X 1 wig N .x qs fisd 4 c X ye , N .sr -rs v lf S i Mwqpxghif SGHEEHTER Lyn 'r e Ave 1.16. V00 N, Y. I6., .YU- reafive W ing- Arie ' ,Re' a , A cordeT 5'Te Agndgrif Ed'l9 7 'V Senior Re r r arf? Cl '35-9f Service, S y Li i if V ,ff i brary Servi ey S41 Um Laude. f If you see fwpfxgqs standing on +he confer, and one of 'Them looks bored, ihe oiher is Schechfer. Clubs: er, Broo ll. , , .1 rooklyn Col ' 4 U .elle L I nc Roo Serv- ices: Door Guard, Caprain. Max go? rich when.Ellio1Iwas a uard. - 9'l1,Xv'Lqlf-5' I ABRAHTAM sgnegyaeko-f C, 1294 Rocfgvmy ofkvEy,LBr gk. N Wg'-N.' Y. .ll .S. IO9. l-Bi-Bsoklyry College. Baskerbal Te5m', 'Guard Service. Baskeqiikzaill feam-he means he was Wizbicki's shadow. ROBERT SCHUPPER l5IO Easr 4-Wh Sireei, Brook- lyn 34, N. Y. Midwood High. Engineering. Arisioi Assisfenf Manager, Soccer Team: Cap- lain, Program Comrhirree Serv- ice: Summa Cum Laude. There's no use knocking. There's nobody home. SEYMOUR SCHWARTZ l69 Hewes Srreer, BrookIYn II, N. Y. P.S. I6. Fordham. Pharmacy. Swimming Team? Band: Chemisrry Club: Cum Laude: Door Guard Service: Maior Lefler, Band: Orches- tra: Maior and Minor Scho- laslic Awards. Leader of men, follower of women. JAMES SCOVELL 260 Cumberland Srreer, Brook- lyn 5, N. Y. J,H.S. 6. Buck- nell Universirv. Minisrry. Door Guard: Junior Red Cross, End Term Services: Glee Club! Melody Men: Track Meer Di- recrion Commilree. His words carry a lo? of weighf. FRANK SERRA 250 Emerson Place, Brooklyn 5, N. Y. J.H.S. l4S. Syracuse Universify. Journalism. Floor Manager, General Office, Grade Advisers, Book Room, Oilicial Room Services: A+- 'rondance Bureau: Summa Cum Laude. Journalism'-he wanis io be ed- iior of The Hobo News. CIMA IO Pr si e r .: rooklyri aven - ' : . C., ass Orr'- s h g stamp . : an : I 4l6 Columbia Street, Brooklyn Band: Orchestra: Physics, Ital- ian Clubs' Cum Laude. Plenty of brain ceIIs, but all need recharging. STANLEY SIEGEL I536 St. Johns Place, Brooklyn i. Rocfo CZYRL T Ii, y FRANK sioori . . y 3'- N- Y 29 Sf' BOT' t ai, N. Y. c.c.N.Y. reaching. X 6 X C9 la t - a 6 si S ' n cl 5 ep 'ii I Y k MURRAY HAPIRO 721 DeKalb Avenue, Brooklyn I6, N. Y. RS. 54. Miami Uni- versity, Business. Door Guard, Program Committee. Post Re- gents Services: Cum Laude. He will be all right, but it will take time. l eeoaee SHAW K ' 26 East l,pt Streei -New Yafi 29. lil. ki 751' izo, CelumuKU,niE? . ea Zihep rista: qgk' am, i o-Ca Tr - Me as Tcigeblbfgi 'or Athle f t : M 33, i rs E Mahi! ,giiefcityii High sg-ff Chpr St mlm Laude: Fresider' otlgnicr C ass. The greatest high iumper since Boys High was created. ROBERT SHAW 533 Frariki' Aferue B':if.' I6, N. Y. RS. 9. Howard U' - versity. Soda. Wow. C755 Country, Track Teams' S29 Guard, Gym. Lent' Razr' Junior Rec Crc-s: Se'.'ie .rack Meoas: Ft'-e' i -e'- ters. Words fail us: teachers tail him. HARVEY SHIED IO9 Ten E :r 1. B cf. 6, , ,N P dia . E-:n ici? . . , lgihievernent A.-var 5' Graaf- Advisers, LicraryLS vit' Lit erarv. Chemiyry :figs I '- ry Je ' Stat - Didier- Se' Reef-ae cf- ii 49 ra X, 4' X a 4 i ,.,, fx X 'P 5, l l s S i 4 215 oi: af i . We iLaude. Podiatry-fancy name Ior a corn inspect fr. BERTR S AN A i y 888 i St et 'yn vi 'j -I I if . P. I Q. .ciir Q B sin s. r t i l- Owe iff, iG.I', IG or A Letters' 41 W L 6 h, nc com Serfces: U fi , V UM: - i 02 i Th nly thing he passed was I- . . Li 9Ym- I ' PHILIP SIANO - . 32 Skillrran , rcolrlfri ' II, ' . . I7. Arista' I 9' - n, tefd ce Bureau' Hg Q-. .'... 5 Zi af E lia Fo m inum' A+. tenda . eqents Serv- , ' 7 ices: Cum' Lau Jw 6'l' Z0 He d s o much that he thinks ance Bu- ,XZ i reau is a r 'rf we i 'I I3, N. Y. J.l-l.S. ZIO. C.C.N.Y. Accounting. Floor Manager, Lunch Room Services: Spanish, Math, Post Regents Services: Summa Cum Laude: Arista: Intramural Baseball. He wants to be a C.P.A. be- cause of his interest in figures. SEYMOUR SIEGELMAN 99 Taylor Street, Brooklyn II, N. Y. RS. I6. C.C,N.Y. Me- teorology. Cum Laude: Ivriah: Post Regents Committee: A.A. Class Representative: Library, Book Room, Attendance Serv- ices. A promising student-always promising to do better. DAVID SILBER l65 South 9th Street, Brooklyn Il, N. Y. Yeshiva Torah Vo- adaath. N.Y.U. Business. Ivri- ah Society: Cum- Laude: Door Guard: General Oftice Serv- ice: Lunch Room Service: Mi- nor Award: Post Regents Service. He was Mr. Fisher's personal door opener. NORMAN SILBERBERG 20 East IB - St eet, Brooklyn 261 , -r .S. 9. Dartrn ith, b I - .. .A. 'reauwer erv- urea 2 vriah Cubifloor iggibst Regenls Commit! t , riary, Biology, Program ommittee Services. He thinks horse sense is what keeps horses from betting on people. i e' Baske a 3 Attendance I ' I l MARTIN SILVERMAN I95 Scholes Street, Brooklyn 6, N. Y. J.H.S. 49. N.Y.U. Den- tistry. Arista: Book Room, Li- brary, Tutorial and Post Re- gents Servicees: Minor Awards: Senior Recorder: Literary Re- corder Statt: Summa Cum Laude: Intramural Basketball.. He'II need pull. MORRIS SINGLETON I77 McDonough Street, Brooks lyn I6, N. Y. RS. 44. Howard. Dentistry. Track Team: lvlaior Letter and City Championship 880 yard Relay Medal: Cross Country: Lunch Room, Door Guard, Field Services. He made the track team, dodging on the soccer team. Thirty-tive WELBON 'SMITH , ' ll!llKinqslorI Avenue, Brooklyn 1.3, N. Y. P.S. 93. English, History, Science I-Library, Al- vulendarlce' Servicbsi lnlramural Sollball: Dramfalic Society: Speech Work Shop: Leaders Corps. ' The only fhing afhlefic aboul him is his feel. Morrell Sfieel Brookly n DONALD SOLITAR LIE- ' , I 6, P I5 A Fi ni i it C I C C ' n I is l lk . . 45 ,Union If E 7 TNQA W'-' iiilrfs n, Malh Club: Ma? Team: An- 'II lic, Pilot: ath ,aC bb xeY3Bl:.iT3'ElQr'f'9rAg5Q5lvl Room, Floor Manager, Grade Advisers, Library Serviifosi Summa Cum Laude. Theory of Relafivify-fhey bo:- row, you lend. VINCENT SORRENTINO 329 Ellery Slreel, Brooklyn 6, N. Y. P,S. I45. C.C.N.Y. Elec- Trical Enqineerinq. S u m m a Cum Laude. Proof posifive-you don r have io be ambilious I e smgrl. xr' i - ' Oklyn ' v 'Pi . . . ll . . ame X C I enls Progra o m' ree' 'l - 'e 1 h, uni d oss, ' r A - U-ff Lau . - , at har - please, buf, don'f lease. I ALLEN sPEcro ' 'JV 42I9 I2 h U Q E IT ' l' 3 Y U Med Ch ' lry Ph ics C 3 U Fl x lvfw I Il , ' G 0 fic n S f G S vi A e H 9 BARRY SPECTOR IO8 I-leyward Slreel, Brooklyn 6, N. Y. P.S. IZZ. C.C.N.Y. Biology. Soccer Team, Major Leller: Band: Physical Scien- lisl: Door Guards, Program Commillee, English, Book R o o m, Biology Laboralory, Alumni Subscriplion, Lunch Room Services. OUR brain has relirecl. GERALD SPERRAZZO lol Troulman Slreel, Brooklyn 6, N. Y. P,S. l45. Universily of Idaho. Enqineerinq. Pan American, Radio, Camera Clubs: Grade Advisers, Gen- eral Oflice Services: Dramalic Sociely: Door Guard: Cum Laude. HIS brain has relired. WILLIAM STEFF lO5O Berqen Slreel, Brooklyn lo, N. Y. P.S. l38. Brooklyn Colleqe. Insurance. Swimminq Team: Door Guard, Lunch Room, Hall Services: Major Swimming. Bill is a man now. He can go wi-Ih girls. Thirly-six Bw-2 i .Q A . , '- I ,..,, . , i..Q.f :,, , ii F E ALLEN srEIN II8 Debevoise S+ree+, Brcikr Iyn 6, N. Y. J.I l.S. 49. Cc- lumbia Universiry. Medicine. Arisrag Pan - American, Marn Clubs: Marhi Team: The An- aly+ic, Exe-curive Edilor: The Physical Scienrisr- Slalig Sum- ma Cum Laude.. He refused a bus+iin Ihe Hall of Fame, because he +hough+ if would hurl' foo much. IRVING STEINFELD IO3 Van Buren Srreel, Brook- lyn 2I, N. Y. P.S. 25. Ford- W 4 ham Universily. Pharmacy. ln- k r Ierracialisl, Physics, Cherrfsrr, Clubs: Physical Scienrisr, lnler- P racialisr Slalzl: General Ohice, . Alrendance, Pos? Regen's Ser- X Q vices: Door Guard: Cunn C ' Laude. The doctors cure and 'Ihe : pharmacisfs kill. 5 i q I -':yy y f LEONA D STE A S., x BIO as i l ',Ave y IA -L BVO ' . '- Y s s. E ,.,. ii i? iiii Sl : . is. A Frederik xi i O las El. i ly: Libra ery 71 I 3 , r i e es . in K 1 S Ham Fis er, wafch ouf! There's fi -ik a bigger ham coming. N JEROME STROBER . , l63OsSd1 Jol:IrllsgPlace, Brook- . I E 3., N. Y. J,H,5. zie. . 1 E ooklyni College ol: Pharpdt, y.- . ii Pharmacy. Chemisgr- I h Services: Cu :LPU 261' Linior S Arisla. NP'-If gf? . Alihoug he is' a vegefarian, if .T -----. he slill ilres a piece of meal. E s XX ' MEYER STUDNICK 39 Cenler Mall, Brooklyn, s , N, Y. Ps. 27. . Where? Whai? Who? ... . A M y ses A -'.,, . A STEVE SWIDA by 66 Boerum Place, Brooklyn I3, N. Y. Sl. John's Home, S+, K Sy f- Johnls Universilv. -Cum Laude: 1 N Door Guard Service: Class ,xl , .x Service: Pos? Reqenfs Serxice. He's parfial Io S+. John, .Q Sw :S . A N Q S. A MICHAEL SULLIVAN W 238 Schenec'radyAvenue, .ii S. Brooklyn -I3, N. Y. Sl. Auqus. is 5 line. lnlramural S w i m m i n q: Q . H Junior Red Cross Service: Sen- ..,,yx li ior Room Represenlalive. ev .gi gs. Caesar was ambifious, so he ' :S was killed-Mike will live for- X .. Q ever. X s y is X ' li 9 Folsom Place Brooklyn 8 Hall. Track Team: General Ol- ice Service' Track Me as: unch Room Service: um Laude. Lunch Room Service-a good X wil- ,N . ,a X gifs? Pfflreef, rookl 1 ff? Gwggggeygv . . gr mg. . ' - Lunc Vo m Ser c 4 llalian 7 ,,.. , U , , dy C mmm- f 5.5 +G I. U ,f , , VINCENT SULLIVAN MICHAEL T PIDINO . i 573 If lh N. Y. Sl. Michaels. Selon X s QQ' I 5 s XX N ' i , ai Q . if 'R 1 O L C X A Cl by o bu .if G S Vgvcu T f way Io kill an appefile. CLARENCE SU RGEON 7 e-rkime Sire T, Broo Iyp 3, ,i,Q.f7.H,5. I3 .W yi Sla T . XT Y o I .' e. eac ing arse y b ','Varsiiv l-lanlbqllj Glow DQ1 Goh!! ' ,I Cir , Field, Ling rn, Tickei, Gxm Su'-. vices: l dy!! Llaxsgfwfi- Club. All lhaf lalenl'-and he lurns lo leaching. DAVID SUSSMAN lO2 Cumberland Walk Br' lf lyn I, N. Y. P.S. 57. C.C.Nfi. Acciufvancv? Grade f' 5 . English, Book Poco' Lu' ' Room Servics' Late Soead' Floor Manaoer Se'. 'e' Eorl oi Ter' Reiirds' Cnr Lear' A good egg who's never hard boiled. GERARD TAGUE 258 Hal Swap 'ii' . N. Y. Bfhcc . r r-1' Scricof , .af l ' X . They also serve, who only ' ' sland and wai+ -Millon. ,O I-I HERBERT TEITELBAUM 553 lfrg: Wak B'Ci' .' N. Y. Ji-LS. QVC. Cat: ice: Pcsr Pegevs Sewfe. A finer fellow is hard Io find, Q for favors and Ihings of Ihaf kind. . A MARVIN TEI LBAU V4 lol inorco 1. Errfi- rvjini , NWMPS. mfr-J,-r,ii K s egls. Cum rLaUgA , Swi lin Cldb 'I L n A -vrr f Posl Re , anife Per- Mcniior Serfifot. Z His mafh feachers have him all wrong: he knows his fig- l' vvvz lj ures well. JOHN TEGOLI 587 Flushing Avenue, Brooklyn 6, N. Y. J.H.S. I4-B. Allend- ance Service: Physics Club. Tch, Teh, nol' even a door guard. 7 V A 7 1 U.. 4. .f .I ... Y X. , Q 'ii 'f Jusiiijlike um T wig a fer . ...,.. H meals. .. MICHAEL TINGHITELLA I47 Ainslie Slreef, Brooklyn ll, N. Y. J.H.S. 49. N.Y.U. Engineering. Lunch Room Serv- - i c e . I AI' leasl -he ale. s . T 5, ARTHUR TOBIN 74 Arlingion Avenue, Braoklyn 7, N. Y. P.S. 76. N.Y.U. 'gg Chemislry. Lunch Room, Book in W Room, General Oilice, Door A y Guard Services: Cum Laude. V . : Boys High needs anofher lab assisIan+. iw! ' STANLEY TROPP 257 Floyd Slreel, Brooklyn 6, N. Y. J.l-l.S. l4B. Universiry ol Miami. Crearive Wriling. A.A. Treasurer Service: Track Team: Cum Laude: Alhleric Leller: Red and Black Slalii: lnira- rnural Soliball, lnlramural Bas- keiloallt Door Guard Service: Lunch Room Service. The Boys High sheilr of Marcy Avenue. NATALE TROVATO 222 MacDougal Srreel, Brook- 5 NY La CC, , . W. l ra I i a n Club: Allendance, 6 Chemislry, Posl Regenis Serv- es: Cum Laude. xii- Hels learning more and more aboul less and less every day. NICHOLAS TSUNIS 29 Macon Slreel, Brooklyn lo, N. Y. P.S. 93. C.C.N.Y. Engi- , neering. Pan American. Chess Clubs: Floor Manager Serv- WT ice: Program Commilleeq .f Greek Cullural Sociely, Pres- ' ideni: Cum Laude. ' His favorile poem is Ode on T' , a Grecian Urn. X DONALD TUROWSKY 230 Rochesrer Avenue, Brook- lyn I3, N. Y. J.l-l.S. ZIO. ,W li T N.Y.U. Denial Technician. Door Guard. Whaf door did he have? I T-.4 5 , Thirly-seven i EDWARD VELASCO A I2 Union Place, Brooklyn 5. N. Y. P.S. I3O. Gr-eorgla Tech. Aeronaulical Engineering. Door Guard, General Orlice, Gym :': : ::' Service-sg Service Award: Cum f , Laude. ai Nwfnal' he needs is a Bendix- ,M for Ihe mechanical brain. LOUIS VENEZIA Q IO4-3I lL rh Srree-K, icnrnono Hill, ST. Qkiachygz Fordham Univqgihff' Accguv- .-a A .I fancy. bwsimmfhg Clube -Dccr V . . V ' g Guard. He look Mr. Langholz's radio course, because he wanfed 'ro hea. Ma Perkins. vi .yi I I LPHONSE METERTE . if S723 Aveilpesyf, f5fQQ,fll1n iz. nn-Y. Pg 54' 13rQt+fa..4viear. Fi .QF erfdkTf'lD3u,,gfgaSSoci- 6?I'LLl:rarQ 'IS enior ipraxfylg jmffijfgis Sfarl: Sipjeacny' Nyojff' hop: Minor Se rvfce I Asardg Cum Laude. Albhionse h's,l'3'haf makes ail girls falljpililhim la baseball ball. CARMINE VIGNOLA 236 Erc S+ Sweet Brooklyn Il. N Y Sr. Cecelia. N.Y.L,l. Bus- iness. Bo.-fling' Band: English Dc-Darfrnenr Service: Principals Ori So CE' -rv ce' Gfee Club: Columbus Day Ccrnniiffee. What is his business? WILLIAM WAGNER A I94 Cc url Slreer, Brooklyn 2 N Y Sr, Pauls Earcchiii School. Prinrin-g. Senior Room, A,A, Represenralive: Locker Room Service' Red and Black Sralri Grade Advisers Sralr' Ivlinor Award. His hopes are noi always real- ized, buf he always hopes. ROBERT WALLACE I99 Bainbridqe Slreel. B'o5l-.V lin 33, N. Y. Brccklyn Tech- f vita' High School. Virqinri Sfaro. Accounrinq. Baskelbal Sciurid' Door Guard? Tic'-.er D-Liwiilfxi Gym Service. He dribbled his way fhrougii five years of science. LFRED WATERS fnlo Lalayolle Avenue. Crow' yr lo, N. Y. ,Lhl Tv. Brrrllyn College. Cherriislq. Drarnalir Socifgryg Class Sr:-f: ++ Vary: Pffsr Rorionls Service. Wafersz He's very cool and clear. Thirly-eighl f ,. is A mr .. E . nl ii LNG x N ' ii? if aw X is QA ,D as WALTER WATKINS 898 Lalayefre Avenue, Broom: lyn 21, N. Y. Our Lacy' CT Lvood Counsel. C.C.N.Y. Teaching. Cum Laude? Er'giS' Spanish Services: Lirerar. Rf' qorder Srarly Debarrg T-Ei Minor Scholasric Award, VW?- ers Work Shop: Cum L-suse. He wrifes so many s+0rieS aboul' dealh, fhey call him killer. JACK WEINER IO9 Ten Eyok N'Ja'k BrOC1,'- 6, N. Y. .LI-LS. 49. l..l.LI. Pharmacy. Cnernivrv Cluc. Presioenh Licfaf, Seffte' Cnernisfry Lao:ra'Cry Jurfi' Red Cross Services' Rad: Cucs Curn Laude. He fhinks a bancl-aid is a per- son who helps an orcheslra. LEONARD vysissiz I T n Eycr V. - .1 ' . . . Lg. I .'w.r. s . A r f ' 'arosi race Advis-r ar. ,err 'es' yer Coe '. . my ir a 35rd Sragg E ' ' I - an of Senior :cr r: A.A. , C'- ma um Laude. . His books are iusf like a cafe- feria-open all night KENNETH WIBECAN CMT LaTase e 'Meme Etn- ly' QI, N. Y. PS. 25. r-ia.-.era Ur-Iuersirx. Ecgfree-rrg. Ce:- +a of Sni'n'n g Team' Me'- oe' :T Eioor Manager T.':r4 iai Se-rsices, Maior Le -ers. He is gradualing on a Eve year plan. ARTHUR WILLIAMS SOS Safes Axeoue Broun lb, N, Y. PS. 54. Cocoer U'- 'on. ll'us+ra : . A s'a- NA, Exe-curise Councir Door Guard, Floor Manager Sem- ices' Library Program C:n'- r'1'r'ee Sersces' C:-Care Arr Srarr, Lcerarx and Sena lor Recorders fersice Ccur- Si, President Ariie, fhe arhful ar+is+. DONALD WILLIAMS 405 Madison Svee' Ersokm Il, N. Y. PS. IN. Cc cs. .-Xi' cQun+ancx. Va'sim Eoorba 3 Co-Caplainfleqr, Track Team, Inlranvural Baske'L'a' Sosrba' - Ten Mh are Medals, Four dxrhleric Lerrerst Door Guard. HGIII be a big help fo his mofher when he grows up. ROBERT WILLMER A if., , 15+ , 1. h Srreer. Brooklyn is, N. Y 5. I . N.Y.U. my 590i Execu-rise Ea' or Reakpaklsl Qi- Buss 5 S.. adei' 'l:o urn5,L inu anaa. ina Ediior' In I I Sgienirggli P'95l P'9 S lub' Chemis- IVN- I arh Clubs' Eaa Q Spcrls Correspondenf 3+ B05 Idioh School. :'He declared he knew nofhi-g ignorance -Van Loon. J ROBERT WILLNER 2OI Pulaski Slreel, Brooklyn 6. N. Y. P.S. 25. Columbia Uni- versily. Law. Arisra: Three Year Cup Candidale: Associ- ale Editor Lilerary Recorder: Presidenl Debalers Forum: Co- lumbia Universify Democracy Forum' Brooklyn College Mod- el Conaress: Major Awards, Scholasric Service. Firsl came Adam, lhen came Eve, Then came Bob-Iafe as usual. HERBERT WILSON M I33 MacDcncugh S'ree r, Brooklyn lo N. Y. Cawedrar High School. Varsirr, Baskeh ca 7 Gym Serfie' Men ia Rc-:rn Serdce. He helped lo hide the sick passes. ARTHUR WINAKOR j 326V 'et A' S , B'::- .' 'sv' . eco..-2 Cixi ' ' A V I Service, Ctu cf F'-es':e':',, ' Chfrris 1 YEBTQ 'S-ac.r2.uEs-'Il 7 ar: Ezi- cdm azz fer. ces- Main f Er: 'sr Ser- ze I-1.e':, ', ' ,R vga 3? . I V 55 Heilhinks DDT slands for drop dead twice. fe M JOHN WIZBICKI I75 Rus BWP ' E711 ,' . 22, T ' . E' 'ey ' I v-C Ml 2' -e .,,,,,Qf U F' . --'E-ez' C. I 'es':e i' Cass. 7 He plays aske+baII? 2 .,, if - ii I Te Camera Shy IRWIN BROOKS, 980A DeKalb Avenue, Brooklyn 2I, N. JOHN CARR, 365 Sl. Johns Place, Brooklyn I7, N. Y. ALPHONSE CZERECH, I4I N. Third Slreel, Brooklyn II, ANTHONY DeSTEEANO I72 Pos? Slreel Booklyn Il, I DAVID woLrE 320 Easlern Parkway, Brooklyn, N- Y. Erasmus Hall High School. Hels 90+ SO much wrilfen abou! him already Ihere iusl ISHII enough room fo say more. ATTHEW YARCZOWER 219 Ten Eyck 'Walk, Brooklyn 6, N. Y. J.l'-LS. 49. N.Y,U. Medicine. Arislag Door Guard, Caplainz End Term, Post Re- flenlz, Gym Services: Baseball Team, Maior Lellerj Lilerary, fsenior Recorder Slalllsq Sum- rna Cum Laude. As a baseball player he'd bel- +er slick Io pifching woo. JOHN YOVINO 2774 Fullon Sfre-el, Brooklyn 7, N, Y. RS. 76. Teacher: How do you spell Mississippi, Johnny? Johnny: The river or lhe shale? ARIO YRISARRY I49-32? Union Turnpike, Flush- inq, RY. San Beda, Manila. Georgia Vpv,Tech. ..-' I Epgineerrn , Cheerinrgi-Q: Chefnisygy 4' yyug swreef romp: ere? 'CYub: Grade Advisors Seryjtei Cu! Laude. Jlikrkfeiku P- bard He fhinks lhe alom corfrains eledricians, proleins andxjnui lrienls. Y. N. Y. N. Y. THEODORE EBNER, I635 Park Place, Brooklyn 33, N. Y. GEORGE ESAINKO, 79 Johnson Avenue, Brooklyn 6, N. GEORGE GROGAN, I48 Ulica Avenue, Brooklyn I3, N. RICHARD KING, 557-I9+h S+ree+, Brooklyn I8, N. Y. LUCIANO PANTALENA, I83 Hull S'lree+, Brooklyn 33, N. DOUGLAS RICE, 52 Irving Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. ROBERT TRENTHAM, BIO Washinglon Avenue, Brooklyn, Y. Y. Y. N. Y. ANTHONY VILLANI, 8lI Dean Sfreel, Brooklyn I7, N. Y. ROBERT WASKIEWICZ, l62 Ecklord Slreel, Brooklyn 22, N. Y. Thirly-nine 0653-fJ3YI e J 7294747 16 'nf Forly THE EPHEBIC OATH XXX In ancienl Alhens, a youlh underwenl a slrenuous physical and mililary Iraining, and Jrhen Ioolc Ihe oalh of allegiance Io Ihe slale. Today we receive a generous eclucalion and Iraining from The Cily ol New York. AI 'rhe close of our high school course, ii is allogelher filling ancl proper for us Io pledge our allegiance Io our cily. Therefore, we ask Ihe rnernbers ol Ihe graclualing class Io subscribe Io The Ephebic oalh. The oalh is as follows: I WILL NEVER BRING DISORACE TO OUR CITY BY ANY ACT OF COWARDICE OR DISI-IONESTY. I WILL FIOI-IT FOR TI-IE IDEALS AND SACRED TI-IINOS OF TI-IE CITY. I WILL REVERE AND OBEY TI-IE CITY'S LAWS AND DO MY BEST TO INCITE A LIKE RESPECT TO OUICKEN TI-IE PUBLIC SENSE OF DUTY. I WILL TRANSMIT TI-IIS, OUR CITY, TO TI-IOSE WI-IO COME AFTER ME, GREATER, BETTER, AND MORE BEAUTIFUL TI-IAN I FOUND IT. ' eladd Sz'aiz4z'ze4 Grearesf School Honor L Presidenl of Allied Aclivilies Grealesl Scholaslic Honor ,, L L ...o, L ..,o,,, cflhree Year Cup Grealesl Liferary Honor. , Edilor-In-Chief ol Red and Black Besr All Round Man , .. Ben Cappadora Besl Lilerary Men Frank Marchese and Charles Hummel Moslr Alhle-lic Besl Spealcer Besl Sludenr Class Actor Class Poef Wirfiesl Grearesl Grind Steve Greenberg, Al Kopp an . , Roger lvlonlgomery and James Conaway . Norman Anlis Leonard Reisman .. ,,,,Jerry Kay George Esainlco d Normand Berlin ,, Oswald Lewinler Mos? Dilficuir Suogecf Physics Mosr Valuable Supjecr , , .English Easiesr Subjecr , . Lunch Fulure Vocafion , , Boolcmalcing Class Moms Awrighl, Looey, Drop lhe Gunll' Seniaa Geledmm .pn Presldenr el Alles f'iCTiJ.+ Vice-Presidenl ol Allied Acfifirfez Leader of Arizla Presidenl ol Senior Clazs Vice-Presidenl ol Senior Clazz Eighrh Term Represenlarive L Edilor-in-Chief Red and Black A Ao.oo 1 or oorw ff Ben Cappadora Benlamin Lamslein Franlc Marchese o,o,George Shaw L .John Wizbicki Slephen Greenberg Franlc lvlarchese Edilors-in-Chief Li'rerary Recorder Charles Hummel and Murray Schechler Edilors-in-Chief Senior Recorder' Leonard Reisman and Charles Hummel Edilor-in-Chief Forum Lallnumll., V A -- f -'---f --f- ----'--'-r'4 ----f-- -- -----r-- P ll l l lp Slano Forly-one ScholasTic Hall of Fame VincenT BelTrani has been one OT The mosT acTive members OT The Senior Class. Besides being SecreTary OT The MaTh Team, a member OT The Tamous Melody Men, Vinnie is The Brooklyn Chairman OT The MeTrOpoliTan Gpera Guilds STudenT Council. He is an acTive member OT The lTalian and Glee Clubs and is Business Mana- ger OT The schoOl's new publicaTion, The AnalyTic. He has managed TO ObTain a gen- eral average OT 901, during his sTay aT Boys High. Normand Berlin has been one OT The mosT popular members OT The Senior Class, and ThaT such populariTy is deserved is evidenT. Normie is SecreTary OT ArisTa, EdiTor-in-ChieT OT The Physical Sci- enisT, AssociaTe EdiTor-in-ChieT OT The Red and Black, The Forum LaTinum, and The Senior Recorder. He was The FiT+h Term RepresenTaTive OT The class. He has mainTained a Summa Cum Laude average during his eighT Terms aT Boys High, and he boasTs a general average OT 96.670 Normie was a candidaTe Tor Three Year Cup, and is AlTernaTe Valedic- Torian OT The Senior Class. HerberT Brabander has been an ArisTa member OT very worThy accomplishment parTicularly in The Tield OT arT. He was ArT EdiTOr OT The Red and Blaclc, and is on The ArT STaTT OT The Senior Re- corder and The LiTerary Recorder. Herbie was The winner OT The School ArT League Alexander Medal. He is also Chairman OT The Traclc MeeT CommiTTee, SecreTary OT The Pan- American Club, and member OT The LiTerary Club. He has a general average close TO 9170. Ronald Brooke has cerTainly meriTed his place on This dis- Tinguished honor roll Through his numerous serv- l:OrTy-Two ices and his 902, general average. He is Chairman OT The Senior Grade Advisor STaTT and Co-Chairman OT The Grinds CommiTTee. Ronnie is also Manager OT The A.A. STore and is a member OT The DramaTic SocieTy and ChemisTry Club. He was on MaTh and Span- ish TuTorial Services and AdminisTraTive As- sisTance Service. He was on The STaTT OT The LiTrerary Recorder, and is a member OT ArisTa. Edward Cohen has earned his place On The Hall OT Fame Through a varied scholasTic and service record. Besides being a member OT ArisTa, wiTh a general average OT 9270, Eddie has been on The Glee Club Tor Three years, and is a mem- ber OT The CurrenT EvenTs Club and Service Club. Alan Cohn has meriTed his posiTion on The Hall OT Fame mainly Through his Co-CapTaincy OT The MaTh Team and his Co-CapTaincy OT The Chess Team. AI also is a member OT The Swimming and PhOTOgraphy Clubs, and is AssOciaTe EdiTor OT The AnalyTic. He spOrTs an average OT al- mosT 9370, and naTurally is a member OT The school's honor socieTy, ArisTa. Arnold Cooperman Through boTh his aThleTic and scholasTic giTTs, has earned himselT a niche in This Hall OT Fame. He has been a member OT The VarsiTy BaslceTball Team Tor Three years. Loopy is Financial SecreTary OT The Senior Class, Co- Chairman OT The Grinds CommiTTee, and SergeanT-aT-Arms OT ArisTa. He was Tormerly ArisTa's PubliciTy DirecTOr, and a reporTer Tor Le Courrier. WiTh all OT These exTra-curricular acTiviTies, he sTill managed TO ObTain close TO a 95'f0 average during his sTay aT Boys High. Q F1 1 Rf: E COHEN ? J SGREENBERG kv , 1. , In f A.KOPP Q .. 1 4, K. IV G. MONLUJJINO Kg: Ex V BELTRANI N. BERLIN X '. f , if 3 Q .Q QV ' fm, 'I 4 , ,, 9 A w az .. v 1 t' - I A.C,OHN A ' ' I ... 'Q - n T -J I' QHUMMEL ' 1 ' 4 F -L1 is -Q X I T B. LAMSTEIN :nl fe K nffvgw gig , M 7 f 1 W , , A, 7 M. smfmm' r 6' H. NIEDBALL A V7 'W 'E I 4 ,v,,, D. SOLUTAR 259 :A F ' ,V 2, A gf N. PERLMAN M 1 f,, R, A.STEiN Q f 5 SPLO55 4 . 2,4 'Qi vm 1 L , LWEOSER' R. BROOKE ,gsm ft in .sw ,R n' E ALOOPERMAN Q A Q . X 2 ., A M. GLA55' X, f W 'W of o.JAcobowuTZ L KARL aw . ... .... A F.MARoHEsE aMnRsuL1 E3 V 1, 3.RAPPoPORT gi 64 --u-I xy , I i Ez L. REISMAN , W A l-Q,-'TA , . ,.-w- 3, ww -ll-l 5,4 sw ,, sf 1 1 ' , nwmmerz I R-WILLNEF? ScholasTic: Hall of Fame Melvin Glass has mainTained a disTinguished record during his sTay aT Boys High. He was SporTs EdiTor OT The Red and Black, and a member oT The Press Club. Mel also was on The sTaTT oT Le Courrier and served on The PosT RegenTs CommiTTee. He has acquired a general average oT 9470, and is a member oT ArisTa, The schools honor socieTy. STephen Greenberg has earned a place here Through his excellenT achievemenTs in scholarship and service. He is PresidenT oT The Pan-American Club, and Presi- denT oT The Boys and Girls Club oT Brooklyn BoTanic Gardens. STeve is also Manager oT The Baseball Team, EighTh Term RepresenTaTive, CapTain oT The Lunch Room Service, AssisTanT SporTs EdiTor oT The Red and Black, and AssociaTe EdiTor oT The Physical ScienTisT. Oh yes, STeve is a member oT ArisTa, and he sporTs a 9001, general average. Charles Hummel besT LiTerary Man oT The graduaTing class, has an ouTsTanding lisT oT services ThaT beTiT such an honor. He is EdiTor-in-ChieT oT The LiTerary Recorder, Co-EdiTor-in-ChieT oT The Senior Recorder, and Vice-PresidenT oT The LiTerary Club. Charles has mainTained a Summa Cum Laude average ThroughouT his sTay aT B.H.S. and is graduaTing wiTh an impressive 9470 av- erage. Scholarship, service, and characTer, all parT oT Charley's malce-up, have earned him a deserving place in ArisTa. David JacobowiTz holds a 9I.2TX, average and is a member oT ArisTa. ThroughouT his Tour years aT B.l-l.S., Dave has worked hard To make his record an excepTional one. His lisT oT services, including Floor Managers' Service, DebaTors Forum, Forfy-Tour Swimming Club, Grinds CommiTTee and Manag- ing EdiTor oT The Physical ScienTisT, aTTesT To The TacT ThaT he has succeeded. Leon Karlin in his six Terms oT B.H.S., has compiled a long and impressive lisT OT exTra-curricular acTiviTies, An average oT 9070, plus The posiTions of Co- News EdiTor oT The Red and Black, CapTain oT The Program CommiTTee, and Head oT The Floor Managers' Service are in accordance wiTh Leon's Tine characTer and naTural abiliTy. His impressive record won Tor him membership inTo ArisTa where he soon was elecTed To The posiTion oT SergeanT-aT-Arms. AlberT Kopp aThleTe, scholar, iournalisT, and musician, is an ouTsTanding, all-around man, as wiTnessed by The TacT Thaf he is a member oT The orchesTra, FeaTure EdiTor oT The Red and Black, Tennis Team sTalwarT, and possessor oT a 9070 aver- age. AI has spread himselT Thin over many acTiviTies, having served on The Physical Sci- enTisTs, Senior Recorder and ArisTa, buT he has sTill managed To amass a disTinguished record in all. Ben LamsTein is ouTsTanding in service and scholarship and has displayed leadership abiliTy ThroughouT his high school career. Vice-PresidenT oT The INA., SporTs EdiTor and ExecuTive EdiTor oT The Red and Black and Melody Men SoloisT, Ben has consisTenTly produced high marlcs Through- ouT his Tour years aT B.H.S. and has culminaTed his sTay aT Alma MaTer wifh a Terrilllic 97.3670 average. A member oT ArisTa and AssociaTe EdiTor oT The Physical ScienTisT, Ben has also served on The EdiTorial Boards oT Der Aus- ruTer and Forum LaTinum, rounding ouT a brillianT high school career. Sc:holasTic Hall OT Fame Frank lvlarchese who is EdiTor-in-ChieT OT The Red and Black, Leader OT ArisTa, and Tormer Vice-PresidenT OT The A.A., has added To his impressive lisT OT services an ouTsTanding schOlasTic average To make his Boys High record Truly deserving OT This place OT honor. TenTh in his graduaTing glass wiTh a 95.0490 average, Frank is also Vice-PresidenT OT The Press Club, AssOciaTe EdiTor OT The Senior Recorder and was The B.H.S. represenTaTive To The Brooklyn Eagle Careers Tor YouTh Forum and Navy Day Cele- braTiOn. STuarT Margulies is The Thinker OT The denT OT The Chess Cl Chess Team. ranks. having sTarTed c graOuaTing class. Presi- ub and CapTain OT The STuarT has come up Trom The uT as a 'cawn and Tin- ishing King or Presioerf OT The lnTer-High School Chess League. Nc cne-acTiviTy man, he is PresidenT OT The MaTh Club, member OT The DebaTOrs' Forum and average TO bOOT. has earned an 89.0470 Gennaro MonTanino everybodyls choice, has been che Gi The mosT acTive members OT The Senicr Cass. He was CO-CapTain OT The MaT h Team, Sec'-eTary OT The lnTerscholasTic MaTh League, Treasurer cT Ari:Ta, and a repOrTer on The Red ano Back. ThaTs noT all, Tor Gene was EdiTor-in-ChieT OT The AnalyTic, and Business Manager Qi The Forum LaTinum. l-le holds a 97.470 average Tor his sTay aT Boys High School. and wa: a candidaTe Tor The Three Year Cup. Harry Niedballa represenTed Boys High aT The Grand CenTraI Palace ATOm Show. For This honor a boy OT high sTanding had TO be chosen and Harry was an excellenT choice. SporTing a 93.470 average, he has served diligenTly on many acTiviTies in- cluding Book Room Service and The Service Council. Perhaps his greaTesT honor was :Tis elecTion To The OTTice OT SergeanT-aT-Arms OT ArisTa. Norman Perlman winner OT The FirsT Year ArisTa lvledal, has cOnTinued On his winning ways, and he iusT missed garnering The Three Year Cup. Co-News FdiTor OT The Red and Black and Vice-PresidenT OT The Camera Club, Norm is one OT Those rare creaTures ThaT can wriTe a sTOry and Take The picTure Tor iT aT The same Time. A 94.670 average and membership in ArisTa and The Chess Club are oTher honors ThaT Norm has achieved. Sidney Ploss who is EdiTor OT lvrian, AssociaTe EdiTOr OT Der AusruTer, SecreTary OT The Table Tennis Club, and member OT The Chess and Radio Clubs, has mainTained an average OT 93.470 ThroughOuT his sTay aT Boys High. He is a member OT ArisTa and has German, Biology, English OTTice and Junior Red Cross Services. Sheldon RappoporT, meriTs his place in The SchOlasTic Hall OT Fame Tor having aTTained a 95.0470 average in his six Terms in Boys High. Shelly has been an ac- Tive member OT ArisTa, Pan-American Club, WriTers' Workshop, Program CommiTTee, and Senior Recorder. Leonard Reisman CO-EdiTor OT The Senior Recorder, leaves behind him a memorable record. FirsT in The graduaTing class wiTh an average OT 98.l70, Lenny is Class ValedicTorian and The winner OT The FirsT and Second Year ArisTa Gold lvledals. Three Year Cup, and Columbus Scholarship. He ranks egually high in service To The school, being a member OT ArisTa, ExecuTive EdiTor OT The Red and Black, Co-EdiTor OT The Physi- cal ScienTisT, and also serving in ediTOrial posi- Tions on Der AusTuer and Forum l-G+ll'lUm- and as SixTh Term Rep. To The A.A. Council. ForTy-Tive ScholasTic Hall of Fame MarTin Saiman has spenT eighT Terms in Boys High and has mainTained an average oT 909270. He is on Floor Manager, Door Guard, and Class Room Services and has Taken an acTive parT in inTra- mural BaskeTball and Swimming MeeTs. He re- ceived a minor leTTer Tor swimming and easily made ArisTa. ln addiTion, MarTy supervised The wriTing oT The Senior Play. Donald SoliTar has compiled an enviable average oT 96.52Cf!0 TogeTher wiTh a unique lisT oT services. He is CapTain oT The MaTh Team, PresidenT oT The MaTh Club, CapTain oT Floor Managers Serv- ices, and a member oT ArisTa. He has ref ceived The Parsons Award, Bausch and Lomb Science Award, MaTh Team Maior Award, Floor Managers Major Service Award and MaTh Club Medal. Allan STein sTanding TiTTh in The graduaTing class, cerTainly meriTs his place in The Hall oT Fame. During his six Terms in Alma MaTer he has aTTained an average oT 96670. In addiTion To his high average, Al has a varied lisT oT services. He is a member oT The MaTh Team, ArisTa, Physical ScienTisT, and is ExecuTive-FdiTor oT The AnalyTic. Leonard Weiser gained his posiTion in The ScholasTic Hall oT Fame parTly because oT his 92.270 average, and parTly because oT his service record. Lenny is an AssociaTe-FdiTor oT The Senior Recorder. acTive member oT The LiTerary Recorder STaTT, ChemisTry Club, LiTerary Club and Cur- renT EvenTs Club. He is also an ArisTa-craT. Bob Willmer is The GranTland Rice oT The June '49 senior class. Bob was connecTed wiTh all branches oT B.H.S. sporTs Through his work as SporTs EdiTor oT The Red and Black and was also The Brooklyn Eagles' sporTs correspondenT aT Boys High. He mainTains a 96.0670 general scholasTic average. GranT rose To The posi- Tion oT ExecuTive EdiTor-in-ChieT lasT Term, is PresidenT oT The Press Club, and is Managing EdiTor oT The Physical ScienTisT. Besides be- ing a member oT ArisTa, Bob also represenTed our school aT The Brooklyn Eagle YouTh Forum. RoberT Willner is lasT, buT noT leasT, on The Hall oT Fame. Besides his ouTsTanding average oT 95.78'f0, Bob has a long lisT oT acTiviTies. He is Associs aTe-EdiTor oT The LiTerary Recorder, Presi- denT oT The DebaTors Forum, and is a member oT The WriTers' Workshop, LiTerary Club and EdiTorial STaTT oT The Senior Recorder. P.S.- he has iusT won a 36,000 scholarship. THANK YGUH' No Senior Recorder can be compleTe wi'lhouT an acknowledgemenT To Those who have conTribuTed Their eFl7orTs Towards making graduaTion The cherished memory iT will always be. We express our appreciaTion To Mr. KaplowiTz' sTaTT of Ben Aaron, George Davis, Sam Glicksman, Perry Hookman, Harold KaplowiTz, lrving KJsniTz, STanley Mirsky, and Sam Seidman. ForTy-six Pk x A x . X fix 3? 'lg sxgssxxlx - YRQSX ..., yt X lr? 3 X 3- Q X N -. ' ' ff. v i? '- 0 ,51 Eg! lib , L X. , If 1 RTN KN , W H4 A xx, X' Q 2 - X f Nil X Aki XIX 1 mx X X lug? I Q g, if 'I fu R ,,.5,?2:Q ' xx X .55 X A . ' -'7 ,131 fl X afl ' fu ' - wk N 1141 I . Q 4 ' af- xx nl' x xgv YSQQ1 X '-- X - Y - X, --1-, ' fjfifft' f lfmf, ,H-1-,r,1f 1, ,N u.-- - fj -gf, 7fw1P!'qI SHNE, F f'1r J? Ap A w I --A.'F-H+ ,-3' TZ 1, A N ' i Qi. gm Q Xcsf FJ A Q'3f'g..L'-mi' ,- .1-., . VX ,I+-'ii-., -li, ,-,..- - .:x,,S2Dif:,-.-'fm'm '1A -- ' - f -.. X353 -df. 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Joe is presenTly capTain oT The Team and has been a member oT The CasTkaTeers Tor Three years. He also has been awarded a maior and Two minor B's . Douglas Burrell has been a consisTenT scorer oT The Tencing Team Tor The pasT Tive Terms. He has won sev- eral maior and minor leTTers during his soiourn on The squad. ln The l948-l949 campaign Doug helped spark The Red and Black Tencers To The runner-up-sloT in The ciTy-wide champion- ship meeT. EvereTT Branch disTinguished himselT as a member oT The greaT Red and Black Track Team. He ran The second leg in The 44O relay Team which broke a naTional record oT 20 years sTanding, aT The Penn games in l948. Ev also is The CiTy IOO Yard Champ and The l.C.4.A. sprinT king. His poinT geTTing will be sorely missed. Ben Cappadora represenTs a sTerling combinaTion oT brains and brawn. Ben is a TirsT-raTe baskeTeer and has seen acTion on The Boys High quinTeT Tor The pasT Three seasons. He was chosen capTain OT The Team in his senior year, and Turned in liTTle shorT oT brillanT perTormances game aTTer game. Ben also has amassed a 94.870 average and was elecTed PresidenT oT The A.A. and Vice-Leader oT ArisTa. James Conaway has blazed an almosT incomparable paTh To Tame. Serving The ElsTeinmen Tor Three years, he was elecTed capTain oT The l948-49 squad. Jimmy is The only Boys High sTudenT who has ever made Look's All American Track Team. He accomplished This TeaT Twice, boTh in ForTy-eighT l947 and 1948. He is also ihe holder OT eighT high school records, and ran The TaSTeST 220 yard dash in N.Y.C. TTITS HYTUQ Spflnlel' also is The possessor oT sevenTy pFiZSS. Wl'1iClW includes six Trophies, Tour waTches, and Two plaques. Seymour Demsky has been a valuable asseT To The Boys High nine Tor The pasT Two years. His excepTional Tielding aT The keysTone sack has more Than once pulled The squad ouT oT a TighT posiTion. ln addiTion To his baseball prowess, he also has reaped glory Tor B.H.S. as capTain oT The hand- ball Team. WalTer Ehrenpreis holds Tour major leTTers and has served on The riTle Team Tor Three years. l-le coppecl second place in lasT year's individual MeT. shooTing maTch and holds The Boys High riTle mark- wiTh The Tremendous score oT l93. He presenTly doubles as capTain and manager oT The squad. NaThaniel Fillmore has served The Track Team Tor The pasT Three years, and served iT well. NaT has earned Two major B's and has won more Than ThirTy medals. He besT disTinguished himselT as a member oT The CiTy Championship One-Mile Relay, The Brooklyn Championship One-Mile quarTeTTe, and The N.Y.U. Championship One- lvlile Relay record holders. Albie Gelfand is The Tine ouTside shof ThaT has helped make The baskeTball Team The smooTh working and iT has been Tor The lasT Two seasons. ElevaTed To a sTarTing berTh aTTer a sTerling perTorm- ance in an exhibiTion againsT Madison, his dead seTs kepT The TirsT game wiTh Je-TT close, The Fishermen Tinally losing by Two poinTs. Al wenT on Trom There To become The TourTh besT scorer in B.H.S. and placed high in Divi- sion l individual scoring. THLE IC HALLOF G Aff ' X, ,f A. f g , 1 - E2 f' J. AARON EBRANCH DBURRELL Qt X. 13 J gy S25 4 Azznn f BLAPPADURA gy ..,, W -H 3' IVHDFFUCH W J.coNAwAr , ,:, 2 f w zuaswragas N.r:LLr41o RL :Q ..,, . .L V , V 3 V, ,. , 1 , 1 , NAP P f 1 2 R, Moss Rho ' M', A 4 .hw E X4 :qt MGOHERY s.nEmKv A.ezLfANo ' v M s.5ALz c. .sAMuaLa G.5HAw L V A liyv Y , 7 ,J RASHAW V f V V ESIW FIUPPO M.YARc2om.fEiK .1 wrzeacxl o wsumms M summon . M Q 1 11 . .AAA.. If 1' W ,, ff 7 f 'Z ' xffi f S f ' .- ' , ff ' f ' fl ,, ' ,y I, wi 1 X . ' 1 'v , f AAA' 3 g I H A A, ,, A. L ,ff l , if VA W ff N if f', .5 ' 1 K 1 -4 ,-A'V , WF' 3 5 , f 3 , X 'ff-X , ,... -, ,v ,, ml A , W2 l ., Q. f , , , A. Monza A o , n ' f AThleTic Hall of Fame MorT Hofflich's flashing feeT have scored many valuable poinTs for The Track Team. Primarily a dash and a sprinT relay man, lvlorT placed second in The IO0 yard dash aT The Cify Champs. LasT year, aT The Brooklyn College meeT, he broke The Tape firsT in The hundred. ln his long and colorful career lvlorT has also run wiTh various winning relays and has compiled TwenTy medals, while securing Two major and one minor leTTers. Dolf Moller combines aThleTic abiliTy wiTh scholasfic prowess. T-le is a member of ArisTa and mainfains a Cum Laude average buT sTill finds Time To be a key cog in The B.l-l.S. swimming machine. Dolf was an arTful fancy diver lasT season buT This year he Turned his aTTenTion To The freesfyle swimming evenTs. T-lis endurance and home- sTreTch kick helped make The season a success- ful one. Roger Monfgomery has been The sparkplug of The Track Team ever since he ioined The Team in his early Terms. Roi capfained The ElsTeinmen lasT season while copping The indoor l00 yard dash crown, The 440 nafional championship, and The ouTdoor broad iump TiTle, noT To menfion The facT ThaT he anchored The 440 yard relay Team which broke The world high school record aT Penn in I948. This year Monfy added The 440 ciTy championship To The achievemenfs and also won The hundred aT The ST. PeTers meeT, be- fore being declared ineligible for The ouTdoor season. Roger also held The office of A.A. pres- idenT. Bob Moss is The liTTle bundle of lighTning which has done so much Towards making our Track Team whaT iT is Today. Bob ran for The six lap relaymen, Fiffy who finished second To The Cardoza flashes aT The NaTionals This season, and he copped his indoor achievemenfs while running for The half- mile relay which won The l949 indoor cham- pionship. Also a sprinT man, Bob has scored many a poinT in The dashes. NaTale Nappi has for Two years been The capTain of Harry Mabel's soccer Team. l-lis fasf, hard driving play, has consTanTly bulwarked The Team on boTh defense and offense. NaT has won Two maior leTTers during his Tenure. l-le was also capTain of The gym-service and a member of The aT- Tendance bureau. STan Salz is The capTain of, and holds down The hoT corner for, Mr. Kane's baseball varsify which raised cain in iTs division This pasT season. Al- ways a sharp hiTTer and a sure-handed fielder, Salz has played for The Team for Three years and has won Three maior B's. l-lis work was rewarded This year when he was elecfed capTain of The nine. E23berT Samuels has been a member of The Track Team for Three years and in Thaf Time has won TwenTy medals while usually running in relay evenTs. Among his sfellar feafs is being a member of The I200 yard relay, which cracked a record, and The i949 indoor champs. Eggy was also included in The OuTdoor CiTy Champs and Brooklyn Champs mile relays. AThleTic Hall of Fame Frank Sanfilippo combines ouTsTanding aThleTic abiliTy wiTh an excellenT scholasTic raTing. A member of ArisTa and The Grinds CommiTrTee, Frank has been on The swimming squad Tor Two seasons and has swum in every meeT in ThaT period, dividing his Time beTween relay evenTs, and various individ- ual evenTs. l-le is a iaclc-of-all-Trades ThaT will Safely be missed nexT season. George Shaw dehes graviTy every Time he clears The high- iump bar Tor The B.l-l.S. TraclcsTers. George co-capTains The ElsTeinmen and is an ace high- iumper and broad-iumper. l-le can also run The hundred and has designs on an Olympic DecaThlon Championship. Spring-TooTed Shaw placed second aT The NaTionals in T949 and cleared The bar aT 6:I To anner The high iump Iaurels aT The T949 indoor championships. ExTremely popular wiTh his Teiow classmaTes, he was elecTed Presider-iT oT The Senior Class. Bob Shaw has run in sprinTs up To 300 yards Tor The B.H.S. TraclcsTers and also was an ouTsTanoing member of Saul Friedman s cross counTry Team. A member of The Track Team Tor Three years, he has scored many poinTs in The sprint and has won a maior and minor leT'Ter. Morris SingleTon culminaTed his indoor Track career in B.l-TS. by running The anchor leg oT The relay Team, The half-mile crown aT The I949 CiTy Champs. Also a TraclcsTer Tor Three years he was a mem- ber oT The half-mile squad, which brolce The indoor and ouTdoor ciTy sTandards in I948. l-lis sTamina and drive usually meriT him a place as anchor man Tor These combines. Don Williams divides his Time beTween TooTball and Track and is equally adepT aT boTh sporTs. As a regular end Tor The Mullermen, his glue-fingered pass caTching and defensive prowess wenT Tar Towards helping The Team aTTain The surprising record They did in The I948 season. As a TraclcsTer, he was elecTed capTain This Tall aTTer he ran Tor The IZOO yard relay Team which brolce a record aT The i948 indoor champs, going on Trom There To sweep The Team laurels. John Wizbiclci ace rebound and jump-shoT arTisT, lcepT The Fishermen in There TighTing This season. A consisTenT scorer in each game, he placed Third in B.l-l.S. ToTal poinT-geTTing. ln a Thrilling upseT of E.N.Y., he sank a Toul shoT in The dying seconds of play To give Alma MaTer a one poinT vicTory To knock The vocaTionalisTs ouT of TirsT place. Big John added To his honors by being elecTed Vice-PresidenT of The Senior Class. MaTT Yarczower has Twirled Tor The baseball season Tor The pasT Two seasons and has won a maior leTTer. LasT season MaTT piTched in eighT OT sevenTeen games, winning Three and losing one, being in- volved in Three Ties. MaT'T also can belT ThaT ball as he homered in an exhibiTion TilTi againsT Tough Bushwiclc piTching. MaTT doubles, as liTer- ary genius, and wriTes Tor The l.iTerary Re- corder. FiTTy-one Las+ Will and Tes'ramen+ Being of elalred spiril and unsound of mind lafler four years of serving +ime l, we, ihe Senior Class of June 1949, do hereby will, bequealh, and olher- wise give io The illusirious personages herein named, 'rhe following Tokens of our undying graiifude: To Dr. Ryan-A Publisher To Mr. Papke-A Rope For Someone To . To Mr. Elsiein-A Toni To Mrs. Bernsiein-An All Ciiy Chorus of B.H.S. Siudenis To Mr. Gross-A Breeze To Be Walled Away Upon To. Mr. Fish-Socialized Medicine To Mr. Smallheiser-Silence in The Red and Black Oilfice To Miss Benson-A Boy Shakespeare To Mr. Jacoby-A Class of Normal Sludenis To Mr. Bold-Slrenglh To Lifi l-lis Log Table To Mr. Koral-An All-American Boy To Miss Pine-A Pack oi Lucky Sirikes or a Box of Phillies To Mr. Kraskow-Anolher Sixlh Period Lunch To Mr. Davis-Radar Sei To Locale Mr. Goldberg To Dr. Haul-A Friend To Mr. Weil-Boys Who Read Music To Mr. Langholz-Shorier Physics Sludenfs To Mrs. Hail-Psychological Deafness To Mr. Vogel-A Copy of Lincoln's Second Inaugural Address To Mr. Lemansky-A Balanced Budgef To Mr. Panem-Donald Solilar To Mr. Schulman-Money To Mr. Kaplowilz-Anofher Jay Kay To Mr. Cohen-Chem Tuloring To Mr. Wiwak-A Flask oi fkniuilrin To Mr. Tausk-Anolher Trophy Room To Mr. LaGuardia-Andy Varipapa To Mr. Fechheimer-Kools To Mr. Kane-Anolher Lou Gehrig To Those Remaining-lnsiruciions and Lessons Via Television Filly-'rwo Twenly Years Hence . . . Vincenl Bellrani-Replaces Mrs. Bernslein's shadow Normand Berlin--Sfill frying lo confuse English class William Blecher-Hangs up lhis glovesl Ben Cappadora-Referees inrramural baslcerball games Charles Hummel-Operales Virginia ham slalion Ronald BroolcwLosl' in space while proving lime 'rheory Paul Burlcowslcy-His name spelled righl' David Jacobowifz-Decides on profession Murray Schechfer-Refurns book borrowed from Lilerary Club Roberl' Willmer -Producing M 81 N's Robert Willner Donald Solilar-Replaces Mr. Kaplowilz as Solid Teacher Thomas Lucas-Publishes sequence 'ro Kinsey Reporl Franlc Marchese-Arresfed frying lo publish April Fool edilion of New Yorlc Times Leonard Reisman-Reaches Harvard, for observalion John Wizbicki-Quirs Cum Laude Leonard Weiser-Finishes English franslafion of Advenlures in English Li+era+ure Slephen Greenberg-Granfed flower pol fo lurfher agricullural sludies Gennaro Monfanino-Reioins gang, and defeals Crazy Al Kopp-Gefs caughr Beniamin Lamsfein-Replaces Gladys Gooding al Ebbefs Field Roger Montgomery-Boys High Enrry af Churchill Downs George Shaw-Loses hair: becomes Traclz Coach Gerald Berman-Takes Broolclyn College Tesr Allan Slein-Married, has 3 parabolas, and a Cosine Bernard Londinslcy-Senaror from Sfafe ol Confusion Jerry Kay-Defeals Truman in Presidenfial Elecfion l'-larry Niedballa-Deleals Primo Camera Sluarl' Margulies-Grows up Oswald Lewinfer-Gels 'rhe Governors Pardon Horace DeCol'iis-Summer Replacemenr for Milfon Berle Paul Piazza-Chief pin boy for Andy Varipapa Filly-lh ree 'Q L Z O F 4 Z ua .2 '25 m 31 Q Oz? .2-U gan cur O -ua 1 '-- nfs L 5 LiC 0rU O 09 3-3,23 IL 3 -QCUJJ7' -. nn Dggcmm Q D QEEEC 3 O Q4505- L -+- f'Oi 4: -2 2-0, U- ' -U 35+ E 94. no an O .Q fn: 5 MO -U W ,N lf-.E E O Lu E., ,O 1 EQ MC 2 29 :BAE 3 E ,LQ 4 E W 'fcgdli CS it + 0 'S ,ff Zoo-L' 'D ,F 15 gm Cf 5535 mn -D E Ev 'DE 1 Q 1: V, m'- Q- 0 - CNE L LD C 0 .3 EC Eg 2 'C '5 3 U? 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We Teel more Than a biT awed, and more Than ai bif graTiTied by The magniTicence oT This con- TribuTion. We also Teel ThaT Mr. KaplowiTz has more Than earned a resT Trom These exacTing duTies. On looking back, we are impressed by The wide scope oT his accomplishmenTs. The yearbook you are now reading could noT have been prinTed wiThouT The vasT sum oT Time and energy devoTed To iT by Mr. KaplowiTz. The Tremendous amounT OT Tedious clerical work, necessary To The TuncTions oT any school, have been uncomplainingly Taken care oT by This beneTacTor oT The School. Mr. KapIowiTz should well undersTand The problems oT The senior, because be graduaTed Trom Boys I-Iigh School in The class oT 'I4. While aTTending Alma 'MaTer, he accumulaTedl many honors, among oTher Things, The winning oT a STaTe Scholarship. I-le used This award To go To Cornell UniversiTy, There becom- ing a member oT Phi I3eTa Kappa. EuTure seniors wi'l miss his smiling counTenance behind The desk in room 204. Somehow his presence in The oTTice insTilIs a sense oT comTorT in The seniors when They come To him wiTh Their numerous problems. Mr. KaplowiTz leaves us wiTh The assurance ThaT The TuncTions oT his oTTice will be more Than capably discharged by Mr. Jacoby, a person long known To be a Triend oT The sTudenT. AIThough Mr. KapIowiTz will no longer be The Senior Grade Adviser, all The pasT graduaTes will remember him sTanding in Ioco parenTis ThroughouT Their career, and wish him The besT oT luck in any capaciTy he sees TIT To serve in The TuTure. The Tive senior merchanTs were: TI-IE SI-IILLING CCMPANY 68 Nassau STreeT, New York CiTy PAUL GALLERIES 336 New LoTs Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. EASTERN PRESS, INC. 33 ElaTbush Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. SCIENTIFIC ENGRAVING COMPANY 406 WesT 3IsT STreeT, New York CiTy KLIMPL MEDAL COMPANY 303 EourTh Avenue, New York CiTy ies 5:1 ,M -., 11. LM. ..i,, 0. , 4Qf2i -. W 15 3' .r Jw .' 'xi'-J. 5 n. , . , .4 -Sgt V t if ml. 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