Bronx High School of Science - Observatory Yearbook (Bronx, NY)
- Class of 1943
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'wi' sk V 5 Pg- 419 2' . . .. , FF Editor-in-Chief .... . . Sol P. Glnshak Art Editor ...... .... D aniel Coyne Photography Editor . .... Henry Colen Service Editor . . . .... Raymond Belsky Business Manager .... .... S aul Gordon Faculty Adviser ..... Miss Dorothy A. Frank Mr. Tohy Karl Kurzband Literary Staff: Paul Barr. David Breslauer. Gerald Brill. Frank- lin Friedman. Milford Fulop. Marvin Gewirtz. Bernard Greenberg, George Greene. Philip Gur- vich. Wialter Kilrain. Stephen Krane. Ira Lien. Irving Pfefferblit. Nate Salsbury. Edwin Singer Lewis Stark. Arnold Wolf. Art Staff: Martin Bernstein. Ray Brosseau. Walter Harry Walter Kilrain, Leon Rossow. Joseph Sullivan. Arnold Wvolf. Photography Staff: Herman Preiser. Emanuel Held Business Staff: Arthur Goldstein. THE BRONX HIGH SCHGOL OF SCIENLII-. Dr. Morris Meister. Principal CO TE N 1mr1 ta e and Poem H rr rzfir 1 lr 1 H mzrl or Roll l'fl1torial Sol flu lmli Principal We a e Dr llurrn llfzsnr .-Xdmini:tration and Faculty ................... i ..... .. Foregi ht Sa a. .-lrnold Wolf and Lewis Stark ....... . . . . .-X World for Patient Nlenf lrrinp lfeff rblil ....... d d J. pate War and the Curriculum. .Vale Sulsbury and Stephen Krane pate By Their Word:. The Sm ......,........,........... pape ' Seventeen I: a Time to Wait. Walt: r Kilmin ............. pa e ' ' Evolution of Beliefg. Gerald Brill and illurrin Cf'll'l.fl1 .... pa-e 'I Science and New Horizons. laul Burr ................... pa-e ' ' Industrial Desivns ................................... pave ' ' Senior Advice. George Greene and Sol Cluslzalf ........... pave ' Science Sports. I hilip Curviclz ......................... pave ' Senior Activities .................................... page School Activities .................................... page 34 Senior Celebrities. .llartin Hernslein .................... page 36 The Seniors .........,...................... .. .page 37 T A ' . -. f 4.84 -.,,.. . --4 ga . Ei vm -'xl N. J, Han' - : -Q-..,....... U... sez iii 'as iz: ,f za 555 355 - SEE -if? E: Li !:: lf m ws: 15 E 1 . ,., . .. .. - -- fu-.13,-nmluimfwmm . ,,.,g.g,gj,,,gi.:?i:t:.:n,..,....-,,.....,.i,,... .......... . ..... 1 ..... .... .. .... , .-,TQ .MF-.151 r :::...,u::1n-1.44: - -f '4r::u 4- -- -,U ,yn ,-,- ,.-,..,,.. . . ,. H -- -- - V - ,. .1 ..- -1- Luuuuxrxgxxrr... .. ... N-. .. -u:x-- --1 .un , -... . ................. .. ,..... .H .. .. . . V . Y. ...Y,.....4:.L.' 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HU OR HULL The graduating class of June. 19-I-3. dedicates the Electron, its yearbook. to all the representatives of the Bronx High School of Science. both students and teachers. who are serving or will serve with the armed forces of the United States. UNITED STATES ARMY Private Arnold Mittleman . f x 5- ' Private Eli Blume, 203 .lI.P. liar. Plizgsngalllgerlrglmlz Lieutenant Joel Colton, 1311 .5.A. private lamei Oppenheimer Private Hefbfff Dartsch' Ski Troops Private Albert Pasik Air Forces Private Hffbff' Falkensteln Private Richard Pellet, Air Forces Private Joseph P. Farnan. A.A.F. Corporal Daniel Feins, Engineers Private Private John A. Philip Arthur Ravetz, Air Forces Lleulenam Milton J' Cold' C'A'A'A' Private First Class Cyril D. Robinson, Air Forces Lieutenant Aleffanqer Josffph Private Alden Schloss. Signal Corps Lieutenant David Ixraus, Second C.A. Lab. private Louis Schon. Lieutenant l .lack Steinholz, Air Forces Lieutenant Charles Tanzer. Armv Medical Center Private David Weiss, H.Q.D.E.hT.L. UNITED STATES NAVY Mr. Daniel McGrath. Ch. Sp. Mr William Meisel. Ch. Sp. Mr. Leo Schitier. Ch. Sp. Mr. Abraham Raskin, Lieutenant, J.G. UNITED STATES ARMY Private Harold Beller Private H. Buller Corporal John Burriaclc. Signal Corps Private Arthur Brock. Air Forces Stall' Sergeant Paul Burris. Air Forces Private Private Private Private Leon Cantor Fred Chasan William J. Chapp George Christobel Private Edard Cohn. Air Forces Private Salvator J. Costanzo. Air Forces Private Edward Y. Crinnion. Air Forces Private Manuel Diaz Private Priv ate Paul James Flickinger. Air Forces Barry Colomb. Reserve Lnrpnral Herman A. Coe Private Private tz Len Cold. .llerlical Corps Leonard Goodman. .-fir Forces l'flW-Ht' lack M. Cootzeit l'rix.rte Bernard Herrman. Air Forces l'rnate Stanley Laurence. Anti Tank Pfthxlr- Mav Lowry. Signal Corps l:riute Klan Manasse. Air Forces I mate David Marsel. Air Forces l'rix.1tf- he 5, 111, -,ji-:,g- rgnir- David Mvlfarty...-fir Forces .ll .ldlllrs Alcilgjrtney. F0rCe5 zg.'5'3g51gQ.-riffs, wana-Qi ' Corporal Frank Smurro, Signal Corps Private Richard Stern Private John J. Smith Private David Tyson UNITED STATES NAVY Midshipman Harry Benjamin, .Yacal Academy Midshipman John Boranno, Marine Corps Jay Cohen. Able Seaman. First Class Spencer Dvorkin, V-1 Arthur Engel. .Varal Air Corps Michael Eppe Cadet Robert Fatell, Naval Air Corps Arthur Feldman. Pharmacisfs Mate. Third Class Gilbert Ceis. Seaman, Second Class Theodore D. Gilbert, V-I Francis J. Graziadio, Marine Corps Kenneth Kass. V-5 Meyer Lerner. Private, Marine Corps Jerome Meyer. Jr.. Able Seaman. LIS. N.T.S. Eugene Miller. V-I Warren Willig. Seaman. Second Class Nicholas Ninos. V-1 William J. Ryder. Jr., Coast Guard Robert Palmer. .Yural Air Corps Joseph M. Pasquarelli, Y-I Lynn Pease. Y-I Richard Pennell. Electricians Mate. Third Class Larry Resnick. Othcer Candidate School, Marine Bernard Rothstein. Aviation Mechanics Mate. Third Class James Yves Thompson. Coast Guard Robert Tunick. ,Yaral Training School Edward Oranskv. Able Seaman Yitell B. Walkowich. .Yatul Training School Eugene R. Warner. .Yami Training School I.. l.f-Winter. Natal Training School Corps 5 . rv ' . ua a.eniiiu.ir+'5-.MLA 2 ..- JY.:-wfxa Heavily if .noabaz an-.sf 1 flour' avavvvsvy ff, hw Ag , Q, - -ani' 1ea1sgg,:a1r4E...:-2.-Cgevgifa 3 J f-75 Xxx X wllhlxwwgx IMMWAWMW' , sf , I.. L ' X III is I X 5-A L-L V ffl -12- KAL. Z Z is R W ssl 1 t mv rss X l , A 5 f N 1 Mfvllt lf N1 Vlll 1 M l,-lags? ,.,,,, ., 1 52' EN sh c I 'sf In live .-:a?.:', 'a:'uQu sur: AIBZQFE-?5I1llF ' J OOK around vou semor' Is anv body m1ss1nU7 There are a few who w1ll not be w1th you on the n1Uht of Commencement They re the fellows that were supposed to be Uraduated wxth you but have already entered the armed forces the fellows who w1ll vet thelr dlplomas 1n unxform Now speak to that fellow over there He ll be at the Commencement exerc1ses But a k hlm where he UOIIIU after that' Nlavbe hes wa1t1n0f for h1 draft call now or mavbe he s Uomff 1nto the re erve corp In any ca e ooner or later hes UOIHO' lIllO the war And I dont th1nk he puttxnv up a klck He reallze that there 1 more to th1nk about than hl own llttle elf He know that the war has 1nterrupted manv of h1s plans for the future but he know al o that he w1ll have no future w1thout the suc cessful termxnatlon of the war He ls enterxnv the struffgle wlth all h1s heart alld ahllllv becau e he know that he 1s hUht1nf' to preserve l1fe llberty and the r1Uht to pursue happmess Hvhtxnv to preserve Government of the people by the people and for the people not only for hls own country but throuffhout the world And he 1 determlned to u e the clentlfic and humanlstlc knowledve that he ha accumulated throuvh four vear of tudvxnv wherever and whenever lt 1s needed -Xnd 1t w1ll be needed' All that he ha learned at Sclence w1ll lwhten the burden of work for the army and navv He w1ll use h1 knowledge 1f he Goes mto the enfflneers or becomes a pharmac1st s mate or a mechan1c or a photovrapher or a radlo operator 1n anv of a hundred branches of the serv ICC And he w1ll use the mental and phvs1cal coord1nat1on that he has developed 1n h1Uh chool 1n every field of m1l1tary l1fe as well Yes hes Uolnv IHIO this fi ht ready and w1ll1nU and able But hes not Uomv to It back whe11 1ts over He w1ll not come home weary, and anx1ous to l1ve h1 own llfe w1thout taklnv 1nto con lderatlon whether he and others w1ll be able to wor h1p a thev Ml h w r1te the thlnvs thev want to wrxte expre s them elves freely and l1ve w1thout fear of povertv further suffermv sOCl3l rac1al and rellfflous d1s cr1m1nat1on When he votes he w1ll use h1s educatlon to choose tho e who w1ll up port the ldeas for whlch he fought He w1ll u e h1 educatlon to help ln and support oclal recon tructlon for he know that there 1 no race that Is blologlcally superxor to anv other and he belleves that man ls xmprovable No he does not evtpect a llfe of ease Durmg the war and after 1t Ill a llllll-OTITI and as a c1v1l1an that graduate all the graduates of the class of June 198 w1ll use all the learmng tl1at l16N behlnd the d1ploma that he ls N0 eayer to get That slmple PIECE of parchment svmbollzes that the 512161106 se111or Is reads Nllllllc' and able to accept h1s place III the f'llllll'E and to make that future '1gl1lHC8I1f NOL CLLDH-Xlx 4.4 . 1. 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We are in full opera- tion at exactly the moment when the need is great for men of science, men of skill. men attuned to the ways of democracy. The call to service which comes to your generation is a privilege enjoyed by many in the past: but few have had so vital a duty to perform. Never before has the torch of liberty been so close to total extinction: never before has victory held such hope for the common man. What you do in the next few years will be historic: your efforts will usher in a new era. Wihile your plans for a fuller education may be interrupted or modified. you will have the joy of participating in an epoch making exent. The experience will enrich your lives. despite suffering and sacriiice. You will return to us with renewed faith in science and democracy. with irresistible determination to build a world in which despotism and prejudice can find no place. The faculty wishes you good fortune and Godspeed. You are taking part of us with you into battle. Our hopes. our ideas and our ideals are in your hands and will be fighting for the cause. Some of ns will wear uniforms and be at your side. Each of us will do his share. wherexer he may be. All of us are looking forward to that glorious reunion at Science High when our soldiers. faculty and alumni. return to celebrate the xictory and to dedicate ourselxes anew to the building of a better world. Aionms MEISTER 7 rf -r--P uf.-...-....-... W . . DR. HERNIAX A XTR. Adminii tiveAs:iLt- I ADMI TI NIR. SEN!-11 X FYRN N NIR. Xl,liX XXDI-IR BRHIX N 'J' 'ffui ax -6 Sf FN RATHJN AND FAC LTY , I' l I ,. 4. Va, If dum IHI. mlxlm XLD A X, gJ Nlr-vw. 511lu11'Nlqp Hluxulx. Xxlllmrly. 3-', ,ff'!. 'Q' Nxflrxmglvu. HMI:--, Ifllfllllll IXNHII :jx-L'V5f RJJUQJ j l.11r11r11 . v-'j 1 MX - fi A W THh Q L ID XM P lONI'NII'lTIN1 Nle r bltterlmum Hamel lJI'F1!ldIl Henken tem 111 Cl llltl e um N r 1 bSE NIR SXLL CEFFNER Semor Grade Cuxde 10 i I'Xll XX XR xtlllvl Mlm fx ' 1 ' Q I ' -f .. em-.1-. -ft -w f ' I., ,Ja . .4..f.f.s..t.. , ,-...ss '- iife 5 A-M ,. 4 Q f ,hi if . i fi:-li g' hqlfa 14- fc? ,E q -355 : ,4 ' vt? g,,,,,,,-J fem, y - I 4' :Mix iiwihi . Q. QQMQMM I 1 I 5 if H17 f j 7fvf, D . lv- ? ? 1 OR. WE 'O LDA GONE TO' y ' 'A' l ' i 'X it CLINTON ALL ALONG .... ' 7 A T'lLfVl5l0N 'LAY VIYN A FIIISAGE .... . I Vf' , .... IN cons. ', il IE' 51 HND D A I 5 raises the scroll again! . . . And whereas. .acl , ' , I fs and to wit. being of questionable sound ft.. - ,t -.4 an u , fig 4 i, '9l s4::f:.:: body and mind, I hereby designate the .ff 1 f kgqn -si , . aforementioned area as a site for one high w - -4 f'- 1-A . film-sig ' R 'igfg school to be known as Evander Childs ww-in-N A A ' , , , . . W '- ' ii Hwh School and Home for Fossilized Re- C SOUND: Drum roll in and under as: SCENE I: Fades in on prehistoric scene . . . giant ferns grow toward the orercast sky, N while drops of condensed moisture roll K off the leaves and drop into murky pools which lie on the floor of the steaming jungle . . . coming toward us, out of the haze which permeates the atmosphere are two men . . . one carries a large scroll and is costumed as an explorer . . . the other holds a hammer and chisel and wears nothing but a diaper . . . He speaks: CHILDS: tin diaperl Well. here we are Ifvanderl EVA-XNDER: Yes. Mr. Childs . . . here we are. CHILDS: Do you think this is suitable? EV.-XNDER: Perfect . . . 1Taps ground with foot! . . . Good solid ground . . . Well? . . . What are you waiting for? Get to uork. Hr. Childs. CHILDS: All right . . . but you're sure this is legal? EY.-XNDER: Of course . . . topens scrolll . . . :Xhem . . . By Article 3. Section 51. of the current Tasmanian Metaphor as drawn up in Schedule Pi . . . lcontinues mumbling as Childs grabs a large boulder at left and brings it to center. Eiander looks up and says: lik.-XNDlfll: Get to workf tHe does so . , , lfhilzls starts earring the rock as Erander Q '-V ' - .. . f--syn-an my mains . . signed Joseph Farley, Custodian of Schools. 60.000 B.C. Well. that makes it oliicial, Childs. CHILDS: Uh-huh. EVANDER: Are you finished yet? CHILDS: Quite . . . but artistry mellows with time, Evander. EVANDER: Let me see. . . lCarnera pans to close-up of rock. The inscription reads: Ecander Childs High School ...I -ls we watch, a mist floats other the tablet as a voice speaks Lb: NAHHATOH: 4l'rojectingt From that his- toric chance meeting centuries ago. arose an institution that has passed twice through the throes of death and rebirth only to emerge finally as . . . ltllist clears. The original stone is there. but as we watch, a bottle of H7-up is swung across its face. lt smashes. andthe effercescent liquid runs down and forms the words '6Bronx High School of Science. .llusicr Up to heroic theme which is car- ried out by pall bearers doubling as wood- winds. Chinese gong.l NARRATOR: The new school was met with acclaim. DR. MEISTER: I claim that this is the finest- institution of its kind in the world! N.-LHR.-XTOR: It was also met with acclaim. Said educators. llfducator is flashed onl. EDUC.-XTUR: Can I speak freely or are there children going to see this? 1'Scene offl ll e f-. .....-t-'vars-,-vu-ysr,q1,4..,-,,,4,..,,,,,, 1, . . V , W , , NARRATOR And parent P-XRENT lParent ts seen breaktng plggy bank or P T 4 duesl I ralsed my boy to w to SCICYICCO lScene fades J N-XRHATOR But the loudet cry of all came from the tudent them elses SOUND I4 blood curdlzng scream lS heard 3 SCENE 2 lllontage of dungeons or ture machines and lunchroom spe clals I VOICE 4A student :ery ren, zedl No no more' I cant tand lt' Take that Clam anythm only take lt awav plea e tbound and scene both dzssolue Ln a hot bath of HCI The camera pans to coter the cauldrons looking doun into the murky depths as the 'Varrator uho gets tune and a half for onertlme speaks I N-IRR NTOR Out of the earth out of the une out of the coma and burstxn wxth ltnowled e and lose for hls subject came the fir t Sclence tudent 4Studenl emerges from the cauldron lookmg the part H suddenly disappears houezerb N-XRRATOR Actualls nothin happened between tht event and the acceptance of the enterm cla of September 1939 Oh tht cla wa worth more than the pro ser nal n of alt It wa worth wo ram -X the call for recrult went out tudent came heepl hlw and m flock o the ate Finally when a mote S crew had athered 1 1 an-uxvauaafat 1. ,,A,,,,,,,,,,v,,,, , ' - 44.-,.f.--.... SCENE 3 1 llotelw creu gathers! NI-XNTEL All of you sllencel lSound con tznuesl lchtuna' -lchtung' Mound con lmuesl -Xw come on fellah achtung Mound stops! All odd number tep for ward 1Thew adtancel Nerv well there are two hundred and fifty too manv Nlr B 1 you plea e lCameru shifts to schnnl be ll uhtcn tolls OHIUIOUSIY l DOLND lgursl of machine re I N-XHII-XTOH And o frlend the rox th of the cla of -li was stunted from the be llllllll The first thln that happened to our merrvmonsters upon enterln the chool wa the customarv antx Alcaly IH jectlon men by Dr Tanzer Thls was fol lowed bw an addres by Nlr Celfner SCENE 4 4 'flldlfljflllflll GEFFNER I hate only a minute boy 1 ll an wer no questlons now fBoy ratses handl I ald Ill answer no questlons now Nerv well Now then lf you re tak the pre crxbed course requlred for raduatlon and you intend to tempu fu lt the electne sub one tn fourth term you ll haxe to ee that you take physlc four ln fifth term and double on chem one and two 1n slxth term Understand? lB0v raises hand P 9 BOY Can I brm my lunch to chool9 GEFFNER I m not POSIUYC but fill out thl form and brm ll to the GUld8l1C6 Office durxn the sxvtth perxod on Tuesday wlth out fall tqcene ades l NARR-XTOR Snr month pa ed snx ruel Ill month of lawful chlld labor Fne hour a das behtnd a pen a the educa tlonal machtne kept feedln Delaney card But now we take up the threads of the tory The boy fulfill hls rendezvous s 1th Nlr Geffnet at the appomted dav and hour SOL ND ICIIIIIFSP zona D SCENE o lfades zn on medium shot out side room 1130 als ue ualeh a small oldfn llllIfI0f draun by tuo small fresh men drlze up ulth llr Ce ner clothrrl nz ceremomal rnhev lznrnz the halls IS a w v D ' , ' . ff. . . 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What college should I choose? Will I make it? Should I take it? I get them Guidance Ulhce Ulu-u-u-es . . . 1 The chariot disappears through the door elosely followed by the student. Scene cuts to lhe interior of the ofhcei CEFFNER: hqleppirzg dozen from Chariot and l'f'f7lUl'l.lIg an irory Cigarelle l10Idl l'.l Well boy? Come now. my time is worth I0 . . . lTurns lo irzter-communicator and snaps it on.l Smith! How much is my time worth today? Uh-huh. lSnaps iz ojj . . . I lose more money that way . . . Well. speak boy. speak. BUY: Uh . . . Mr. Gellner. I saw you six months ago in the auditorium about . . . uh . .. CEFFNER: Don't tell me. . . I like to guess. Uh . . . let me see . . . Lllr. Cejner leans on the desk blotter and is absorbed in thought. A green and gold aura surrounds his head. Suddenly he yellsfl CEFFNER: Glockenspiell That's it . . . Glockenspielf oh-ho lChuclflej Yes. and it was lunch. wasn't it. now. eh boy? BOY: Uh-huh. GEFFNER: Now where is that blank? :Kh- hah . . . Yes . . . Now look here. Glocken- spiel . . . Why what's the matter. boy? Why are you so emaciated? BUY: I. I haven't eaten since I entered school . . . GEFFNER: Uh. you poor lad . . . here. nib- ble on this paramecia culture. Meanwhile I'll get Dr. llante-l's thumbprint on this lunch period application . . . Where did I put it now? . . . Good heavens. man. the desk is gone . . . BOY: And look. sir! In its place we see a bottomless pit . . . It really is bottomless, isn't it? 4Thf- student bends orer as his inquiring spiril beckons. He disappears over the brink.l . GEFFNER: Be surprised how many students we lose that wayl But what of the pit? Is it an omen? What does it mean? lScene doubles up from lhe bends and also hur- tles down the pit.j NARRATOH: We leave Mr. Ceffner amongst his musings and go ahead to tell of the Pit and what it means. You see. at this time. the Iloard of Education gave our school 3500.000 to transfer the second .'f-'.:.-f'- in I 'ff w. 4' on LQ NMMA, ,. -,,., , V A s' we ff 5.3. ll C5- ' A 'V it ,f 9, ' fi 5 i ss. T l' .. I f - 1 Qssayxg .J f .,' ,, iff ' U QUIT' ,. 1, f . X . Q ss. . l I K Tig - s l 'l fA,'ii:- : -'s K X IV. .YT I f f l .- b ldg-TJ 57 -'L I A ll w ' 'Q 'lil ,' .f 1' I . iN ., .. ' 'v , N ! 1 I, 1------V-Qilyagl A C' I .V V, a ' ' I ihf 'f,,- W f '-c. I fy! !F.f H frf x I 9 I I . H 49 A 5. , 1 wgg l hve ,li I I 1 .-f 'J 'ex' wiki, , ri H. N v'- ll : Z A r' - nxytngni IA W ax Ulla. , Q, v Aj ?: : - I Aggru , - -. jg 4 4 :Jin Q VJ I I Q. Z '1 i 2 A . , - hge H135 .A f r 45 ,I ' 1 1' H f ' 1' f '51 . W' f 1 fg WTB' 'iw I PRI' ' 5-x , f I ' . 1,m.L0-.Lb tw... FA YP' H , 49 A M R X X K-'Q , A an on-ru IM f tm3'3 -. - fs 4 - 13 floor to the fifth and the fifth to the sec- ond. This feat was accomplished by the engineering firm of: lyScerte 6 flashes 0n.l -ll' Q f H' SCENE 6 SECRETARY: Hatte. Koate and Kane We make it. You break it. You break it. We make it . . . Good morning! Yes . . . No. l'm sorry . . . We can't do that . . . No . . . Oh. of course now . . . Stop crying . . . All right . . . Well give you northern exposure. Mr. Kurzband. Goodbye. lShe rips the phone of the wall and drops it into wastepaper basket. il Let's see . . . lShe snaps on intercommunica- tort Hello. Mr. Hatte? You're leaving for Science with Koate and Kane? All right . . . Be sure to wear your rubbers . . . Yes. your pogo sticks are here .... A ll right. goodbye! 1Scene oft tChase music.l NARRATOR: And so. the three little un- touchables of architecture arrived at the scene. And what a scene! Said Rodney Hatte: Y DR. MEISTER: It's right over . . . Well, it should be . . . on the other hand . . . Squad Boy. my guide book at once! lScene fades.f NARRATOR: Indeed. the school was shambles .... A nd scenes like this oc- curred daily . . . tfllusic: chromatic scale ascends half way and falls as flat as the follozcing scene. .llontage effect fades in.I SCENE 7 SOUND: lCllIll7lt' goes ping-pongut VOICE: 1011 filter? Doctor Tanzer . . . Doc- tor Tanzer . . . call surgery . . . Students head blown off with acetylene torch . . . Good opportunity to demonstrate grafting to a Regents class . . . l'Fadel Dr. Tanzer . . . lllusic: chromatic scale resumes . camera dissolves too.l VOICE 2: lsolemnf And let us now pause a moment in silent prayer for this boy who unselfishly permitted himself to be plastered into an air shaft by the WPA . . . lrllusic: Montage . . . Camera moves forl CAMPSEN: Well. sir, the W'PA foreman tells me our reconstruction will be finished 'if' 'Ps 4' 'I f riff'-1 Q 1 ull' , M' gg! L l?OSSow 25 H.-XTTE: Bly word! . . . The Parthenon! in one more week! Lllusic: Bridgcnl DR. KIEISTER: I don't wish to be disil- Pll S,-XLESBOY: Get your PM here! Extry lusioning. but this is the auditorium. gen- Extryf Read all about Gregorian calendar tlemen . . . expose! School reconstruction finished' CO.-XTE: Really? Which end is the stage? . . . Census reveals student body is now 14 only torsol Green Hornet still at largel VOICE: Almost all the bovs in the 1 upper Lllusic: Theme suggestive of homicide . . . terms are taking one of several vital war Streep into conclusion-or drau' your courses. Some choose radio. 1Scene of 0ll.'I1.l radio class is on.l . ,.-K 1 1941 5 . UI' ,fini A V v R - , K. T ,-2 J 1 ef i - f 4 -i ,,-'QP' af , ' 4 551 I. ,, 2. Qi 2 f t ' , 'I' X -,- gg . , ls-ss U. U M :X , r 1 , W - I L A -gg-IJ ' fyax fp - fs I x tx , h ll ' Q Q, Q I 5' ' U 1 I 1 ful 39 'i' ' 4 I ll ' f AQ 'ff , -G r ' ' 1' ' if is L . XQg ' Q .- g fllilx , .q V .U 0 ,- tv. w -ay . f X l xv' . 'fi . 1 1 3 X 9,5 , -A Q ff li? X 1 at 1-an G ,-do , V. 5' A, Xu -., ,- ' .UW i , lgnsww is QQQ S2 If-Ll' , 'I N.-XRRATOR: These, then. were the years of reconstruction . . . But what lay ahead on the uncharted, trackless road to gradua- tionl For one thing. War Came to Sci- ence High! SOUND: 1Screnm of shell . . . then scream of student . . . then shell resumes scream- ing in earnest.j 9 i 'l' Q SCENE S 1Fades in just us shell bursts. .-In explosion fills the screen. .-is it subsides u'e see the remnants of a classroom. .It the head of the class is .llr. Feiferfl FIEFER: Write the reaction on the . . what's left of the board . . . Yanowl N.-XRRATOR: Yes. the draft board was catching up with us. To meet anew the Selective Service created classification 6X . . . Unmarried men with no visible means of support. In the armed forces it was found that Science boys would make fine soldiers. Meanwhile. at home. 4Scene fades into auditorium shot. It is the section period. P There was actionl Actually. our school has been geared for war through its pre- induction courses ltechnical subjects that got draftedt. Victory Corps. and many other activities. liunning through our war- time curriculum. in our stocking feet. we find: VOICE 2: Here. the prospective Army pros- pect sits dumbfounded as the mysterious intricacies of radio are shown to him. In- vestigation reveals that he remains in this state for the entire course lin order to facilitate instructionj. lScene cuts to aeronautics class.j VOICE I: Here we see a group of boys whose interests have led them to the clouds. Right now Dr. Joseph is trying to get them down again. lffarnera dissolves to rationing scene.l VOICE 2: The Victory Corps does its bit during rationing. BOY: Won't you be seated right here. sir? MAN: Thank you. TEACHER: Now sir. how many cans have you in excess? II.-XX: I got 632.4-I-1. TEACHER: Whatis your occupation. please? MAN: I own a soopermarkit . . . lScene dies as . . .I Lllusic: junfarel XARRATOH: And so. my friends. in spite of all our kidding-in a democracy we still can kid-we see Science mobilized for Victory. Today. the class of '43 goes forth into a war-torn world. ready to make the ultimate sacrifice if necessary. 4 .llusic-Up o 15 . - --- - V . V-f-. V -- - -. , ,.f-:,I,!:-'A' Uh' F9 'iv .uv A World for Patient hlen Un tho 4 lon pralrze s nou the u heat I9 bloodw ind bl ah utnds moan doun blach streets sawn It hat a uorld to be tn buddy What a nav to be -Ind through sun ma e -Ind moon mlst The clrcllng hauks call Broth: rs llf gather str: ngth 5t1 Uter the lon helds nou the um stutter and 1 ll Louder than people louder than tall. than thznltznl -lbote past eranlnz necks and polntznz nqers the planes pass ln Zflfll dronzng jormatlon heading north headmg uest ind on those long prazrzes nou the u heat IS bloodw What a uorld to be lll fella What a uav to be I et under the scarred earth bomb shalxen cannon echo roarznz Under tht uorn earth lIlCl'8dllJl1 neu spring ls hatchznz ind :run thzngs qulzer surge allte llahzng a trumpet fastness of deep sod -I rallying ground for mud and sun and strength lfhzle land breathes ancient reasoning The old hope tn another crop 'lad Under the uorrz earth lV1Cf't'dlbI1 neu sprznv IS hatching Yet tht urnd screams lzhe a shell doun emptx streets 0 tt s a loan uorld to be zn buddy 4 uorld for patient men 4nd the plne leazes ln slou music ansu er Brethren ue gather strength IHX ING PFEFFEHBLIT tRepr1nted from D1 namoi C C ' 7 9 S? ' '. ' ' ' . ' P' . e ' ' . ' ' ' . . . ' A - - . r . ' , , -1 1 . K . t. ll- - tr - cr n ' 'gf U . ' C' ' - ' . . L . ' . A . . F , . . . L . L L' . . . . . ' . L1 . . L' . ' L, ' . - , v 1 , - . - , . . V , . ' ' , . . - , Q ' . ' x. L t s ' 1 - - p - . b K. . . K' , ' . -., Q. . . , . U . C. Li. ' , ,' . , . , - ' 5 9 . L L . 1- M , , , , , .. ,. - ' f ' ' AFL Y M - 'r 1 if- .. 64' ' 3 . .. ' ' T - ., ' . 1 -:'L! '7iL., if ms.. THE C HE typical Science senior. if such a crea- ture exists. upon listening to a typical freshman chatter for a fem minutes on the courses he is taking. mould say vxhile strok- ing rellectively his senior hat. Willy in my day. it nas different. He would he refer- ring. of course. to the various changes in the curriculum which have taken place since the declaration of xx ar hy the Lvnited States. :Xt first glance. these changes may seem radical and striking. hut closer inspection reveals that in comparison nith the changes made lvv other schools. 5cience is still folloning the same general pattern as previouslv. ln tart even lfefore our vonntryis entrance into the nur our school nas geared to tht- ual' effort. Nevertheless, inanr changes have oc- curred. Xu examination of the freshman course ol' studx is ll good place to lit-gin the re-cord of thang:-s that liao- lu-cn made throughout the el'l1tnul. lliinlxin: liavlt to these long past lltlfs NXllt'Il ht' UPI? XUIAY YUIIIIQ. ht' I'9Illt'lIl- lwl only vaguely our work in general sci RPJCU LU NATE SAISHURY and i STEPHEN KHANE ence. Letis see . . . elemen- tary light and sound. elec- tro - magnetic radiations. mechanics of liquids . . . such simple suhjectsl Now. however. the freshmen, after overcoming their ane of seniors. settle down to a study. although on a larger scale. of such ma- terial as the collection of tin cans for the conserva- tion of critical materials. V2 and polar projections. How much are one and one? 'The answer is two. you exclaim. and then smile com- placently. Surprisingly enough though. even the advanced math students have found dif- ficulty in problems not much more involved. To remedy this situation. the mathematics department is taking up the forgotten work of elementary school with the freshmen. All hoys in all terms. of course, are given prac- 5 I 1 7 ,M .-- -fv .....,-.......... - .J.:. .,x.'-pf 7117- ' ' fvzlvu ve ,J . v ....... -Y . . . . , H --AL--.MHQQ QUFA N 1 1 V V U V: ,.....:.. TA. .,.1 1 'vi-- ' - ..-.-'.. 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Consldera IIOH of uch topxcs helps to Une us a Greater understandmv not onlv of the war but of the problems of the peace to come So far empha ls has been placed on the tlunff of the m1nd What about the body? beaten look wrll come 1nto the Sclence man s eye for he remembers those body wreckmv blood sweatmv days of commando work lauffhmgly called touvhenlnff up by our lnstructors Apparatus work boxlnv calls themes swlmmmv and the Ranger provram all a1d lll the productxon of Sclence super men Upon enterlnv the natatorlum the on looker IN no lonver greeted wlth clouds of team caused by boys burnmv up the pool I11 tead the ob erver Wlll find students en gaged 1n such act1v1t1es as floatxnff calmly on therr backs and spoutmg perhaps treadmv water and practlsme those strokes whlch cover dlstance mth a m1n1mum of effort If the Health Educauon Department fulfills 1ts hope then those plcture of Charle Atlas mll hate to be retouched The cla of,lu11e 1943 ha seen many rad lcal and Urat1fy1n0 chances throu hout the chool from make hlft apparatus to the finest III CICIIIIHC hop and equ1pme11t We the n1ember of that ca hawe succes u y adapted our else to the nece 1ts of war t1me change Tl1e CICHCC of u ar t1me 1 the CIPIICE of peace tlme W ar chanffe 11 1ll help to ltlllld the norld of tomorron . . 1 - . 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I, , - '. af F agr eed I' r r r N15 I' I' I' I' I' I' I' I' I' I' I' I' l' l' THE STAFF F Blume All rl ht Buddv thatb enou h out of you Lazar Come on Buddy a lxttle more rovvn up huhf' Mantel Nou I made a bar am with vou boy and Im keep1n mv end of rt Wet On the other hand Fuch You ll come to that next term Hellman Go home and tudv xt lrom the book 5 Frank Why? or Hazelnub' Lelner Grentzer If vou dont learn rt now vou ll learn ll next term Va leber Step into my olIice bov Dtd I ever speak to vou before ' Gordon Nova Irvm and Walter vvtll E Blume Do vou do that at home Met el None of vour blarney W arner Lh boy I hate to mterrupt vour ectxon actxvltlen no earlv today a am u Gelfner Boy I have juat one announcement to make I ll anbwer your ques t1on ln the CI hth perlod Silver And o entlemen Ferfer You boye vvlll have to learn Sellm er Mr Trea urer vou ll char e Mr Bern tern oc for that remark Nadel Do vou mmd rf vve mterrupt vou Greenber Laferella W ould vou ltke to trade punche '7 Frankel Thata enou h out of vou Raakln W hat 5 the matter Maha 7 Dart ch Novv bov when you et ln the -Xrmy you vvont be able to Saltman The proper vs ay to alute1 not Ren III Nov fellovv ue t that on once more but vslth a llttle pep tht tlme Tau mer Xou knoifr onallv thmk the v hole thin WW 21 l Q.-Q09 if ti -Nl a I G l e, , 7 I 5 Q f - F I M . . -A 'g , J, '- 3 , Dr. - . . ' g ' . . DRL -0- 1 g. . 4 S. . .g 1, .- M . ' Es- . . . M . 5- ' ' . . M . - 5 I ' ' , rI'-- - ' 1 '. ' ! Mr. Lazer-Give! Give! Give! Dr. 1 g g- ' ' , ' ' y f Dr. -f f -' g ' . . . M . . - 4- ? M . I' 's --' I . M. -7 s. ' 4' s' 4' 'g'. b t. .. I M . - s, ' ' ' . . . ' ' - . 5 . .g . . Dr. ' -. 5 , g . . . M . ' - ' , ' . . . M. ' g -. . s . 1' ' g - . s ' ' . M . L' - 1' ' ' ' ' I' . g? M, ' - ' H- ' . 5. M . - g I' . M . -- ' . 4 1 M. f 5 -.' ' js. ' g ' . ' ' ' Q M , - - ' 5 's . . . M . s' --.Y v 's. ' ' 1' S fl . ' 's ' . M. I-' ' u' Y 'Sis-H Seven teen SLI Time to Walt 1111 fur lhf dm fzfz d lllfil Ihr dm thf um U lllf for the erufhzn rzflew 111 Ihr 111115 The ahudous slzll are folded round our Camp Hu! through lhf open pun lhe sunlight spills Noon nwrnzng comes and 111111 If lzftzng SAIBS Thu! brzne the Lomjort of the thzngs ue hnou an nd once more fhf road our aofumns 0 ze old familiar objecfs taht Ihezr shape 11. Irees flu out 0 darkness lull and green -1.5 5111111011 nzers drau mule their Cape fhe r 11011 rollzn u11 re hllb the scene W -XLTILH RILRAIN tfxeprlnted from Dwnamoy l O 11' ' -' , '. 1' . I, 3 g -A ,. . . L , 2 . L . ? . Y The field, the fences form, and nou' our eyes Tl h A ' ' x ' - Tf 1 1 'L 1 - t-I I r ' fi s A ' z Q 1 ' 1 . T ' 1 term nn whlch he prepared for the Great day Remember one more term and Joe was to be a Qemor I'1rt there came the que tlon of emor due When he voted for a cla trea urer, he cho e omebodv who wa a COITIlJlIl8.l1OIl o a p vcholovt t and a ml er Un that va 1 v h fvrt nemel cho n Plenty of tlme puh len ty of time Joe a ured the trea urer Whv one of the e X 3 me M vt 'I 1 v xv' X MMP? g N l ... 4. Q, day- I ll lam the whole hebanff down and et lt over wlthl when lt came to Choo lnff a -enlor hat Joe had a llttle difficulty He voted for a Ureen and 1 old pmch porkple It wax cheaper t an that uv v loud dl-ta-teful der whxch he reallv wanted For the firt tlme m hte seven term at Sclence Joe realized that the bw burlv fel low who had a heart to heart talk wxth hmm every o often was hrs Grade Guxde Colleffep ard Joe Nlaybe Columbxa but probablv Lltv or N 'Y U You d better make up vour mmd oon warned lu ulde -Xppllcatlon tart to Oo out earlv tlu term Puh len tv of txme thouvht Joe lwnallv Joe armed wrth three and a half ar of choo an new Ran er tour e wa vlmo t readv to enter h1 BIIIOI' term Lllxe a flower readv to bloom mu ed oe Llte .1 plete o tee abou to e orffed and HI .1 more hnanclal moo Lvlve a cow about to be mxllted 74 Joe turned to h1 nelehbor CIUTIHU the :ec tlon perlod and whxapered omethlnff IHIO ht ear Naw what the CIIH-GFCIICB came the replv Joe ju t couldnt underetand ome Uuv No IICCIIIIU or anvt 1n he rea oned at lea t I feel lllte a en He wa a enlor all r1Uht But ow wa- the ret of the chool to know ltr' Where were the hat- ' -Xnd o the crv Urew untll the hat commlttee drlven to dl tractlon wa forced to hold meetlnu- 1n Bellevue But aa all enxor hat eventually do they came Thev were dl trlbuted ten by ten a the wemore vlcxouelv attacked thetr repremen tattvee, vrabblnff the bonneta and adornmf' their head- -Xnd Joe Cla of 43 never forfrot for a Due querled Joe Oh very boon now very Soon Co e0fe9 Oh ure I think Ill U0 Im sure vou w1ll answered the con trolled voxce of the Grade Guide Let me know when vou re PONIIIWC Applrcatlon vo ln tomorrow Joe wax hep ln hx NCIIIOI' term Prom tle dance Cla Nite a were lux e vearbook finally came out about a week be fore Uraduatlon and he admired his beautlful photovraph It t1ll dxdnt do hlm juatxce thouffh' In the mxdt of all thla excitement Joe dl covered that les belies darnes were not merelv blolovlcal IDCCIITIEIIQ He anawered the call of the wlld He jOlIl8d the wolf pack joe wax even a llttle love lck Then tlme really ped and Joe reffretted 1 la r -K er a onlv once ll! a llfetlme would he wear uch a lovelv Ureen and Gold porkple It wa a ad and wx er Uroup of men that at wxth Joe throuvhout commencement eve nmv -X fraduatlnv cla that thouvht o lt vear at Wcxence and of a new lxfe ahead e v ll t ret arme wnth a new v achleved maturltv and Greater confidence an out defiance to a hilllllt world , C S D . D Q D ' o I . , .G .. S S . S . H -4 Y n .Q . N s. I ' ' ' ss 5 . ' 5 S ' ' 5 ' I I ' - 1 . I . . S ' If .vS' I r' u P 5 r . 5 5 ..- ' - C5 I HJ- S I v as IS s 5 s se . uwveu. S - ., S ion.. ' ,' ' ' s s ' 'C . h ' ' Q ' ss s . ' s . - - s s ' . ' . S ' 4 C ' ' Y E I 4 . . .W .S . q 4 S f e 'X f . . i . v GX X I I A at I . ' S ' s ' . V' Lg, 1 .f K - v V .S . S If I .0 U V v. Q 1 . N I xl J J . L W . Y . I .Q , at 1 . . I . ,,.., QW r , I, V . , ,l F C . D I ,I :tif - 1,69 7 , , N I .X I. ,fb X Q: A., ,' .2 '2v rf ' ' jf ' 3' , , ' - . rss, A ,A -gt-'-'17, 419 ,I - A ff ' 1- 15,3 -3 , . V f 1 1 .- ' ,, 1 , I Y 4, J ' , 1 ,f moment that he was a SCIl10I'. ,.: - ' I lf' , I L t , fs .-1 , V1 lg. g f' ,, 9.. . N ' 1, V. 1 If A f ,jj S . . . N , 1 ' , I , ,kfbg ku 5 , . -Q f ,f fl' -I ' ,Q ' 6. 42 ' ' ' 1 ' -:fl if 'fl I ll L. . s . ' ' C .H I . ' I . ,A .i ' S ' C ' . . , - .' - . . - - Q U . v V. .. i . N C . P ,. . 5 e 5 ' ' Q ' Q ' g . ' l s. ss . ll ' ':. Th 1 ' ' . ' : c r' ' ' ' - h Fly. . : by - - -, - n - C K If A P ' S. . . . . W . Q S . . .1 S U S - v C . Q rl I . . S .Q . H I ' ' ' I I 'S ' , ' 5 ' : : . - P- S - e .. F 1 S ' l ,. Q . . . ' ' . I. . .N ' -' ' f ' 5' s .. , , I S I . 1 7 S 4 uw F S - ' S S r ir a l'ttle te . A fn ll. 1' ' in .S , I , I S 'y P -u . . 1- ' ... T: I I- . M ' 7 ' ' 4 Q 'Q V , f . . , P ye s ' high 5 l d his g 4' .C '- . 5 l 5 E 5 4' '5 5 I ' ' F, , 2- - ' F ' 55 ' P I' l S J . i' ' ' ' f s l t b Jo . v-il he 5 . ' d ' ' 'lt' t. r 1 . I . ' . dl . Q P . EVQL TIO UF BFI IFF lXLv lmx the hx t tx xxx xrou lx xe corridor the 101 School of bcxence left quxte an xmpres xon oe Cla t v xn re e bv the trv ol tx: W P -X and bv the per erv r ance of the teacher as thev carried oxx xn e of xt v xml e bv tudent vvho al o carrxed on liravely he xm TEACH vvalked underneath the ladders Bravelv he dxved xnto the vvxmmlng pool oxxlv to emerge battered and bleedxnv to remark brxllxantlv I m ure xt vvxll be fun vvxth vvaler too Le u not a ume that Joe Lla of -1-3 ua any different from the typxcal Scxencxte He vva ju t a naxve Lxke anv freshman he mouoht hxs Uvm pot did hx calx thenxcs xn the lunchroom and ate hx alamx andvslch xxx the gvmna xum and hovv did he thxnk thx little four bv nothing? What dxd he thxnk about the xn ternatxonal xtuatxon Not 0 flood XY hat dxd he think of hx teacher t v onderful' Well vshat about Uxr What are thev 5. bxolo xcal mutation 1 te vt 1 no v a r important ophonxoxe ee Hx teacher v exe molding hx mind vvxth GERALD l KILL and NHRNIN GLW IRTZ hammer and chx el a trxck pxcked up lrom xe W P -X oe Ll of 45 vva formxn-1 OIJIIHOH Look lxke vvar xn Europe War had been declared the prevtou vear llnt a er all vou cant expect loc to now evervthxn W hat about hx teachers? I won t commit mv elf Joe was learnxnv What about the female of the species? I notxced one the other dav It s Hot possx bxlxtxes Junxor they called hxm That s a funnv name for one vvhos almot a senior thouvht he Neverthele there vva prxde xn hxs voxce a he poke of hx advanced courses and hx impre sxve bcxence Technique Laboratory shop to the lav man Now he could look down on the oph a vvell a the freshmen oe a o -H vva no lonffer an awe struc chxld vvho trembled xn the presence of hx teachers 'No longer llr and Dr but rather Iaul and Charzlze stranvely enough All rxvht said Joe vve havent the best gvm equxpment xn the cxty s0 vve havent the best basketball team xn the Bronx s0 vve haven t the best equipped labs xn the countrv We ve Got forty lockers xn every classroom Thus Joe Llass of 45 pas ed on into hx eventh term xn hxvh school Th was the j'l v viii' W A -5 gf 23 , I 1 J lv I . D 1 A T L- 4' Y :XLK . V N Lv' s ine ' 1939 4 - - 'S K- ' ' ' f ' tx fx x ' 5 -if Hg it r 1 .r . 1 'ass ' - f - ' C J 'ss o' '43 vas ' tp ss d in- , s I' . dxxs J' l l ' i. .. . 1' s 'e - 'lit . 1' ' . ' ' k ' x , S As v a, - . . v I ry ' 'Q si spit, all. He vas ' xress d U' the ' ' ' is ' ' ' D. s s ' s ' ' ' - ' I .. . 4. - g 5: - X 4 S S . !.. g . .Y ' ss. . ' s ' ' 'Q ' ' .Ml 's s ', 's ' - - 's , . sg. , A . . - f I- 5 l ' ER s s s ' s L . J Cl ss f ' I ' s g ' -3 k 's -. Q' . . . X ' DL-,,,,, , Joe was beginning to like Science. 4 , 55 ' ' GG - C g . C . - . So C .' - v W- pw N . S . . V. . i '., ,i . m t s 'ss ss V. , , , AS V . . . . U s ' , J . xs L . s ' s s . ' ' S . , l - -' s . ' 's is ' 3 ' X . ' L' . . . a ' s s s 00 v . ' s' . vi fy l ' . . . . vw 9 . ' 1 s ' Ps 9 C' i ' l v' 'J ' ' s' ' ? . . . s .. . A ,CX . t , x ' ' ' ' s? . . . Ju: t Ui ' ,ff .. - N . , N pu xt: X! v . . ' . . . X xx fff . A F . 'X ff X ,, L U., n . 2. . T, . ,ff y l'nt ,lm as learning. He was v' ' g eat. t ltig. i ' s G l 's s v ' ' g 's ' ,,f..,.x 1 ff A 1- 4 ' UXPEUNS x 14-x 1 74 4' 'Q X X -1, N bt' ii ni 4 art ,Q x r-P ! QQ' if lgiff ,qv If 225-5 ,,, 4-HE if 3,23 'Q 'QOELQQ' ROXIC1 cold lllISITl0l1OI1dl Clellll t v1ew pornt war 1 .1 force wh1ch call- a alt to man evolutron and 1n everv re-pect end- the envlne of proare-s careenlnv 1n reveree clown the hrlle of destructxon 1nto the valley of cleepaxr Sc1ence mu-t accept wrth a Uurlty con-crence the oft repeated charfre that rte mventlonb and dr-coverree have become envlne- of de tructxon m the hande of certaxn manlace bclence - onlv po- rble alrbx 1 that lt ha worked rn a -octal vacuum and ha thrown lt UEIIIU on to the marketplace for bale to the hwhe-t bldder The pre ent war la the mo t condemmnv ln dlctment of eclence on the charffe that It ha elther been wnorant of or mdlfferent to the Qocral lmpllcatlone of clentrhc dwcovery If one were to attempt a juetxficauon of war he mwht poeelbly concexve of th1s that war demand ba xc chanve e pecxallv Cl entlflc onee whlch are often for the Good of mankrnd In thlN total war eclentrfic lab oratorlee have been vlowlnv and hummlnv twentv four hour- a day It has become the job of the chemut to devlee new and more potent evploelvee and poleon lt has been the task of the envmeer to draft the plane for new Gun- radio- moblle un1t ehlpe and other mon-ter of war there rs a job for the mathematmran the phv ICI t and the me chamc 1n operatxny our machrne o there 1- for the phv -1c1an H1 treatmg our wounded The-e new ekrll-, trade: lnventronb and CllaCONCI'lCS are not gomg to termmate wxth the war On the contrarv thev w1ll be the -prxnyboard for the -clence of our po-t war world wluch w1ll g1ve the common man a r1cl1 and fr111tful future 1n everv dav comfort lt 1- thx- ledacv of war that mlnlll be con -ldered an adxance over the COllCllll0IlN of - ga-ff -ff 1, ,11,f1, 152, Wit? na 54? fiom? -F' .wa-.2 gg Qc ll ' 'J-S Q5 ft , J' 3 ft: iv, fjyf P-XUL BARR the prewar world War habtene the enrlch ment of the world wlth c1ent1fic d1 covery To be more pecxfic here are Qome of the advancee neceeaxtated by the war In the Held of med1c1ne there have been lnnumer able cure-, and treatmente dlscovered The thou-ande of pltrfully wounded oldlers have elven the trmulua to a weepmv wave of dxecoverv -Xtabrrne a evnthetlc qurnme ha been developed The amazmo' famxly of ulpha dru' ha etpanded and xte dlam fectxnff power have aved lrterallv hundreds of thoueands of eoldxer from untrmely death The Ulant ateps of -urvery are a toundlnv Arnficlal lrmb- have been recon nected to the llvlflff muscles, the Stader -teel pln recluctron plrnt perfectly reform- man Uled and broken bone: wax treatments and mlraculoue km Uraftmv have -aved the l1ve of b11rn NlCtlmn Probablv the mot far reachrnv dl coverv nece -ltated by thx horrrble war 1 blood pla ma tran fu 1on -Xfter the tvpmy drymg and preeervmg treatment thr- llfe blood donated by patrl otxc crtrzen- IN -hxpped to the battlefield where xt 1- rnjected rnto the hunyrv vem-, of the wounded The achrevement- toward better machme-, of war are not to be dr-regarded The l1-ta of 1mprovement- 111 fire power range -afety load -peed and !'lldll8llNCI'JblllU of the alr 25 . 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S S - - ' F 'S ' 4 sy' '5 - S2 S 's ' s ' s 5' . plane all but taofger the mmd The 34011 xshrn-f record et by Ixarser 1n the produc llOll of lrrp bear te trmonv to the raprd advance of llldll trv marchrnff hand In hand wrtr crence Tank Gun hrp and pane rollnr- off our a embly lllle are 1n them belve manrfetatron ofthe ffrant tep tal-ten forward bv -Xmerrcan crerrce becau e of the demand of war No the war w1ll IIOI be a torallv wasted effort There 1 much Good to be squeezed lor tl1e blood 1 eat alld tear of thr brutal war auarnst tyrannv and oppressxon -Xfter the moke of battle clears after the dead have been burred and after the world ha realrzed a new brrth of freedom, there Wlll be work to do And few Wlll play a more srvnrhcant role rn world reconstructron than the c1ent1st The part of scrence rn postwar recon truct1on 1 multrlateral Scrence ha had rt nrcentrve rtb trmulus from the war 1t ef ut 1t ta lt w1ll onlv have stare when thrs war end There w1ll be a torn and drsea ed world to be brouvht back to lta feet There w1ll be a populatron eaverly awartrnff the thrnvs for whrch It has so val rantlv fouvht There w1ll be a hunvry crav 1nU for a better world rn the hearth and mmd of every man Th1 then ls the task of sc1ence to brrnv freedom from fear and freedom from want to the common man to conatruct a world atand up and trulv eav hrs efforts have not been 111 vain To what extent lb scrence aabumrnv thr- mrghty burden? One need not have Great rmavrnatron to see the prom1se of orgamg chemr trv Already to meet the war short age chemxcal laboratorles have produced neoprene butvl throkol amerrpol and other T' f'gC+ I r, , :BN ff X 'G U f X X J W1 X ' 'P' 'Tx -31 T H 'M if f 5 ,,f if 26 vnthetrc rrrbber They have produced svn tlretrc materral lrke nvlon and ravon ace tate Pla t1c are 111 them elve a vat and untapped held -Xmberllte zeolrte and bake lrtr alreadv appear or1 the market of the natron If von w1ll dwell for a moment rn the realm of orvamc chemr tr! you cannot help err Ill f the mearunv of tl1e apparentlv rn 1 nrfrcant carbon atom Here 1 a field of crence whrclr wrl rve the world of e future tl1e power for It CHUIIIC of produc trun the pla trc and Yllfl'lCflC for rt home and tl1e dve- druv and medrcrnes for lt evervdav comforts In another closelv related field the chem 1st and the phy31c1st of the future are Uomv feverrshlv to attempt to amaah the atom Thr alone Wlll be the most far reachrnvf achreve ment that the world has ever known It rs hard to LOIICEIWC of the potentral powers of uranrum 259 a Gram of whrch wrll operate a Ureat battle hrp for five years Here 1 an other -foal toward tvl1lCll CICNCC now trrves a Goal that w1ll open for ue the doors to urrdreamed of wealth and power The remak e s.. 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Thlnk of harnewlnv the un the tar- the EHCIUICN of the Gal HYIC -Xnd there l- more there IN NCICIICC of plant Urowlnv ln chemlcalx The farm wlll no lOIIUSI' be a place to Urow xaxt qllantltle- of wheat and corn alld potatoe PI'0flllCll0I1 of food wlll be concentrated ln ChCmlCal vate and the farm wlll Grow Noy beans and other materlalb to he ll ed ln the manufactllrlnv of pla IIC' There l 001110 to be unllmlted alr traxel The network of the world wlll be llnlted bw the alfplalle Therea UOIIIU to be a hell copter for elerx famllv Pre fabrlcated hou- lnU alld core of lllte comfort wlll evl t ln the po twar world In -hort there wlll be comfort ecllrltx lOll0'CXlfY alld happlne for exerxone 5C1Cl1l1f:lC achlelement lll the flllllfe wlll enable ll to all e from the lallex of de palr H110 a new alld better world Mllll a flrm re olnt on that PFUINI e hope for .lll Hldllhlllfl 'T I Lf CA iS'-UPPLIE-'5 JH L7 Walt KI X' VELOCITY MICROPHONE CARRY ALL Ao fi., su FRED C N Hoo i UEDUCDQEEPUQU DQ QU sm M iw 'WZ UHHH DENSOIN STRATION 'LABLE4 1 aw: l 'QPE AKERS STAND I 'SL O O cu W A class wlere Sen-ors ooLcJ alxeacl-H 2 N E EE 1 g er :ram Im ff, . . 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'93 'Q T A QW N he N oiisusen XC, X x Zb Cl ii 'CD Sb 67 'N Ti! n nl --::5 ' 'I ll lg.. lu u DEJIGN FOR A SCHOOL SWIMMING POOL alrff' CIE lr X lXlMlXt ,.T.., H,-1.-J ,A Q-14,4 I V 2.1 'F 7 CE tPORT HL xt ar ha brouvht manv major chanve to ClXll13.Il lxfe but the aweraffe SCICHCIIC rrowablx con lder .1 u arle a le meat hoele eu tence much e up ettxnff to hx normal routxne than trannnff to be .1 commando for one perlod a day to convert our bow lnto top no Cl phw lcal peclmen before the armed force vet them Nlr Saltman mtroduced a back breaklnv I'0llllI1C to the Uvm clas es and re ffardle of all the crack made about ll lt wa fun Now the averave ffraduate cannot onlx outmt Emstem but also leap damtxlv oxer elephants hurdle 40 foot obstacles crawl under nets two mches off the Uround and perform other more d1l'licult feats Our la t two terms at 50161106 saw a rev ular march of gvm teachers Nle r Schxf fer X161 el and NlcGrath all left us for the lNaxy Then Ur Dartsch who came to re place one of our heroes was taken into the ski troop It reallv look as thouvh vou haxe to be rn l-X to be a Health Ed teacher at SCIENCE W hen our chool on mated just a couple of sear back there were no teams, at all much le ones whose ewcploxt could be boa ted about Accordmv to a few fifth col umnl I the xtuatlon has not been changed But we know better don t we sen1or:,9 W ell don t xx e For example there s the swlmmmfr team That one Hana whose place m the sun can not be dented Nlr bmxth coached our mer men at the out et Lnder h1 dlrectxon thev took fifth place 1n the firt PS -X L ea on thex competed ln Then Wlr Smlth wa mox ed down to Taft and Nlr Chambers took oxer In the la t PS -X L eason lsept to Jan 441 the natador went besond all CXIJCCIZIIIOII Not to be dl couraffed bv a lhlrd place ratxnv nn the dual meet he reen and Hold ter took more poxnt 1n the jannarx fhamplon hlp Xleet than am other chool III the Bronx ratxn Elulltll ln the cm l'llll.ll' ill IIN ltlll ' -5 ' ' - s U . 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' s P 1 -....l.,. gi ' J 4 ' ' ' C ' S- I - - -. 2 - s s ' ' s' . . , . , . 1. -H ' 2 ' s ' . s ' l'lX4lX12 S e T Q ICR ADVICE ,lima 1 fx E xxant xou fre hmen to knoxx that the l'Oll0XNlIlf-' b1t of adxlce are lncere and come tra1 ht from the bottom ol our heart W e are not to beheld accountable lor re ult 1110 death and mut1lat1on5 The fir5t thmv a 5tudent of Sc1ence mu t learn 1 hoxx to u e cr1b heet and IHHUCHCC te t paper Uld method- uch a xxrltxnff on cufll and 1tt1n0 on note are outdated B CIEIIIIBC Dont can the urface of the head 1n the room a11d 01xe a 5urrept1t1ou Urm xxhen xou uddenlv meet the exe of the teacher Take out xour notebook open lt to the pave xx1th the necew arv 1nformat1on remoxe It from the book and u e It for 5crap paper -Xnd lf xou mu t a lc a felloxx for an an xxer dont tart wh15per1nU Qav It out loud The teacher xx1ll merelv a k xou to top d1 turbmg the cla55 It 1 nece 5arx for all tudent to u e tact when modulatmv teacher5 Remember t 1 n t the homexxork that annox them 1t ju t the lack of 1t topx xour homexxork box Dont tell the teacher that Pruneface tole xour book He nexer read the Dllllt lens In En Yl1 h xou can xxell depend on the Fl ldlll lll ent to noxx ull about e oo xo11 xtere t1 o e I3 read u couldnt vet hold of 111 conden ed xer 1on xxax tter n o cu ION a .1 El ll er '11el Ill nvlx h nexer GEORGE GREENE and will GLL SH -Xlx Then too you mu t vet xour recreatlon Thrnk of the cool retre l11IlU xxater 111 the natatorlum and all the procedure5 ln that tra, Lndre bux tlcket hll out tlcket take hoxxer vet extammed take hoxxer adam et ewammed jump 1n pool jump out on ound of xxh1 tle ll ten to xxhat you houldnt do jump IH pool jump out on oun of xx 115t e ry t orouvm x ve dre55ed try and vet comb All that can be axolded bv attackmfr the neare5t phy51c1an Uettmv h15 -wnature and fillmv out a note for .1thlete5 eye You mwht al o try catch 1n the d15ea5e It alway5 look more con XICIHU Nled1cal pa- e are ea x to Het E1ther put xour l1and 1n the lathe 1n tl1e hop or pull doxxn xour loxxer eyel1d5 an tagger 1nto the Elr t A1d room 1n the Uxm If xou dont l1ke tht form of leff1t1mate cuttmv just jom the Ge tapo La t but not lea-t there 1 the enjoxable lunch e ton 1n mu 1C cla Dont Ulxe ally ar0ument5 for or avalnt food 1f you are cauvht ,lu5t threaten to leaxe 1n the m1ddle ofthe next 5x mphonx It alxxax5 xx ork l MDR! we 551 Q. g l wa.,-it tl? 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'S al- -tart' ilu st .E 1' 5' E , '5 ' fail. ff f ' ' ' '- 29 Nlany en1or tarred 1n tho e meet -Xmonff them were Captam Phll Curstch D1Clx Rob ert Frank Llman Bob Scheer and dner b1ll Nlarvc We can be Good lo er too Loolun-I oxer ome old cople of the SCICIICC Surxex o11e 1 amazed to dt Coker hon many xnonxm for lost defeated boned to the harmed pOll ed1tor found to llmmaflze the ath letc explo1t ot the a lxetball team But o e uerent d11e a lack of p1r1t or 'lt me nexer o 11 a 141 marffm thexr la t ea or battered hoop ter led bv Captam J1mms Edmund en -Xndw Nlahalllt and Ho1s1e Berkland won only two Uamea on the1r chedule But l1ke tl1e Sur Lev we t1ll loxe them' The ba ketballer were coached bx Xlr N161 el and when he 1 ent to rnde the xsaxee Ur Schulman took oxer and who can forvet the lntramural tour nament the umner of XNhlCh would be el1G1ble for the tennxb team? Wlr Schlffer awe ua a run for our monev but came out w1th ome Good mater1al mcludmv D1Ck Ce1ger Vlock and D1ck Farrar The tenm team albo lost It adn er to the nawy but Nlr Warner and Ur Halperln of the SS Department cauffht the re1nQ and are bound to Get omeuhere ulth the bc1ence racque teer If the former can handle the emor cla he can do anwthmff' The Track Team uae one that made the mon five out of IY meet Coach bolotar 1 the man 1n charffe of the cmdermen and can be een on unm prmff afternoon mth h1 bullwh1p POI ed dr1w1nf1 hte four 1n hand team of SCICIICHC attached to a Pony Ev pre wagon around the track 1n Wan Cort land Park Norman Goldman la the onlw hlIl0'fOOt 1n our cla but ue all root for the team anyxsaw -Xfter mellmv ome of occer mentor Becken te1n N od1ferouQ IOUICQ once baffled Ncxenclte hase come to underetand what the team 1 alxsaw kxckxnff about' Don Cro Q Barton lxo lon Nlars 1n Luba and lxenneth Younv were our mam tax of the bootere I'RXCIx BOW LING NOCCER c 1 llell th 1 p .ner ' N ame U e11 and 1 lllll p a xe et t wwnte athlete co vo 1111 o m tl and bad m lf e 1 1 X hd next seal 1 I 1 .U ' . ,lp 4 t 1 qq 4 N I q . 7 3 Z- f,, VIA. ,,, H t , . . 11, 5- - . - I - fp 5 . 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C N 1 99 Brandt Plate Senior Dance Committee Junior Council Latin Club Dante Club Cafeteria Squad HENRY R. COHEN Columbia 18T2 Monroe .Avenue Arista Office Squad Photo raphy Squad .Advanced Camera Club. Dramatic: Club Observatory Pho- tography Editor. ALVIN COLEMAN United States Marine Air Corps 2264 Creston Avenue Chemistry Lab Squad. Track Club. 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Senior Basketball Team. 39 C-XRY D KN IDSON Columbia 7259 4 re ton Menue rzvla the Q U1 Refmder flub Latnn 1b DXVID DFNIFR 1 Nlllllllll ue Dune rum ln lIlt'FI'lll 501lf'lY l hem: trw l lub Shop flub Ullue Squad FRFDERIQ DFLTSCH Broun 30 Weet 90 Street Blology Lab Prep Squad Olbce Squad Animal Culture Squad O11 Palntln and Claw Nlodelmg. Llum Cheml tru Club Nluro w C DON -XLD DICKNIAN New Xork State Nlerchant Nlarlne Xcademx 1130 Hobart -Xwenue Cafeteria Squad PhWSlf'5 Prep Squad 'XCFOHHUIILS Club LEON-XRP DIN C tw Li' mv -hr Orp ealth -Menu Ompi? 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Ceneral Office Squad. Shop Squad. Shop Cluh. Hat Committee Chairman. Senior .lewelry Committee. SACL EIC lfolumliia 2352 Walton Aw-nue Senor Council. Office Squad. Ais- ual Aids Squad. NATHAN ELLIAAS Cnited States .Army 1042 Southern Boulevard HAROLD EPSTEIN 2325 Alorrls Avenue Office Squad Phwsue Squad Radio Cluh Engine-erm f lul NIARTIN EPSTFIN lolumlnt 910 Viet i8 Street Current Event Club Cafeteria Squad. ROBERT EPSTEIN Iolumlpii 1 96 Crand LOINOIII e Lot and Found Squad Captain F1 meerin I ulm SH FPSTEIN -ll' We t 110 Street Sei tion Pre xdent Sorter l'e1m liafk Team Cafeteria Squad 56111011 Secretarw RICHARD EARRAR .Army -Air Corps 33 Washington Square West Oflice Squad. Tennis Team. Re- corder Club. Photography Club. ,ARNOLD EAZIA Alfred 4274 Kepler .Avenue Class Secretary. Chemistry Clulm. Lqflllflilllll Editor. The Freshman Sports Editor. IRWIN FEERST C.C.N.Y. 2-130 Morris .Avenue Victory Corps, Mathematics Office Squad Captain Aeronautits Bull etln Obserzutnrv HOWARD FFINBERG Allchlgan 401 We t End Avenue Cuxdance Squad Cafeterta Squad I hemi trs 1 lub NIDVEA I FETNER Columbia 1.909 Leland Avenue Ofhte Squad Captaln Senior Prom Committee SO Eletttons Committee HIQIOPY Club Vxce Prestdent En l1h Squad Cap tain A1 ual Aid Squad WILLIAAI FELER 31 Wet AIO holu Parlmav Arista Student Counctl Office Squad Track Team Dance Band Alana er Kfl HARA EA FISCHER Nix A ittorw L orp Fencln Team Trac It Team Ofhte Squad Chem ltrw Squad Ltbrarw Squad -5-t,2cu4 2 0-4 51 v ., . E ' A, - . .' KI.I.'l'. . - L1 A A I A . I I L' L f 1' . I l 1 s 1 . s ' , . . . . . , 't S t ' . -' L . S - M . , ' s f . S V ' - . ' 1-I ' 5 ' 9 , . . ' ' . Q k I X . 2 'S - V . Q as A . 5 - . u . ,. -1 . , ' s ' Q f QI- f' . ' '- ' i ng' , ' gr fl . W N - - - 9 - ' ' aff - g - 3 -v. ' ii A E -Idnited States Armv - - - A -1 -1- ' 1 i Li - , 11 - - . 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Parent - Teacher - Student Committee. Improvement? Coin- mittee Chairman Olliee Squad. Cafeteria Squad. 6 Tim A .A N Xlflklx G-XDXRIXN CC N 1 1869 Bath ate -Xwenue lhemi trw Prep Squad Dante C lulm Ori he tra XRTH1 R CXLLXNT Cornell 1100 Crand Lon our e 14 on Lorp Nlathemati Squad Photo raphw Squad X1 sawed Camera Cluh Che Cluh FDVI IN GEHER 'Nan Mr Fone 1390 College Menue R11 HXRD L FIGER -Xrms Mr Corp 109 Wet 85 Street Tenni Team Fencin Team Fngli h Squad Lan uage Squad mam CENLH f 710 Eat 166 Street Student Aid Squad Chemi trs Prep Squad HERBERT GERBER Lmted Statee -Xrmx 1730 Grand Concouree Ofhee Squad General Office Squad Clae Nite Committee Chairman Dance Band Leader Dante Cluh BRUCE CERSTNER Stevens 1475 Grand Conf-ourie Chemiitry Prep Squad. Swin Band. Guidance Squad. Che: Club. Art Squad. Constitution Committee Chairman. MARVIN GEWIRTZ C.41.N.1'. 537 East 139 Street Arista. Science Surrey' Assoviatr Editor. Victory Corps. Guidanfe 0l1.wert'a!ori'. S'I'ANLEY Nl. 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Obxerru- 5 v - I v., girl J -' f 'N ' fury. 1 fa ti. nal Y Wigan ALAN GOODFKTN 1475 Grand Con 0 Student Council Re ese tativ . Q Swimming: Team, .eronautical Society President. German So- ciety President. Art Squad Sec- retary, Ollice Squad. SAUL GORDON N.Y.U. 37 Payson Avenue Observalory Rusiness Manager, Ollice Squad. Physics Prep Squad. Chemistry Club. Cafeteria Squad, Alicroscopy Club. AIORRIS GORNIEZANO N'.Y.U. 1296 Sheridan Avenue Guidance Squad. Cafeteria Squad, Class Night Committee. JAY GRABER Cornell 959 East 156th Street Victory Corps. Histology Squad Captain. Organic Chemistry Club. lley ijwfiw JOSHUA GRAUER Columbia 610 West 110 Street Arista, Victory Corps, Hebrew Culture Club, Language Squad. Dance Club Instructor. Cafeteria Sqad. BERNARD GREENBERG N.Y.U. 176 East 176 Street Glee Club. Otlice Squad. Forum. Senior Council. Junior Council President. Obserwlory. GEORGE GREENE .Army Air Forces 2676 Grand Concourse Science Surrey. 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A 53 '1 ' ' 5 .' - QL' ' s I 101 Ce Qrey 'N s ' '. -. A ' . S -' - 1 'A . .-iq ' I .' . 'Sf .Sci- 7 . 'or.-' - ' I ' ' ,lv ' U . . 2 . - ' M 1 - 3- ' I ...' 1 f 1l.f.fN.1, . - L A -if ' 141. . V7 5 C Qt. ' 1-4 , A fq 1 11 1 ' . Da - 111ll1r. 1' . 1' 'T' I9 Y ' Q LIZ, ' I I 1' L. Lg 'Q Q5 I I ina..a.4.a,..,:,s1.,c.,. . ROBERT HEPPE Columbia T04 West End Avenue nirzfsla, Vivtory Corps. Ciiiilam-e Squad. Radio Squad. Sm-ial Studies Squad. Plxysii-s Squad. El.lHL' HENDUN 1235 Wlumlyi-i'r-st Au-iiiip Pliotogzrapby Club. Handball Team. Trark 'l'f'illll, lflieuii-try i.lub. DANIEL HENDLEY Antiorh 3210 Fairfield Avenue Arita. Journal nj Biology Editor. Rei-order Club. Astronomy Club. WALTER HARRY New York State College of Forestry 1307 Merriam Avenue Observatory Art Squad. Journal of Biology, Class Nite Committee. WILLIAM HUROWITZ N.Y.L'. 271 Central Park Yves! Victory Corps. Guidance Squad. Library Squad, Science Surrey, Recorder Club, Forum. JOSEPH ISENSTADT United States Armv 3572 DeKalb Avenue Chemistry Club. HENRY ITZKOWITZ,lf 4 C. I. . BT6 West 180 Street Soccer Team, Frem-17 Claim. Mfg? f Q, My Q 0 Y-fr ,., --...lorau ROBERT IVERS N.Y.U. 364 East 191' Street Color Guard. Shop Club. NlARTlN .lAlfOl1S C.l1.N.'1'. 2830 Xlorris Avenue Chemistry Lab Squad. Physics Prep Squad. Guidant-e Squad. Organic Chemistry Club. Oilice Squad Lieutemuu. NAMON JANOWSKY Columbia 31 West Nlosholu Parkway Oliice Squad Lieutenant. Cafe- teria Squad Captain. Guidance Squad. Library Squad. Hat Com- mittee. Hebrew Club Vice-Presb dent. W' LEONARD JASEN Columbia 860 Grand Concourse Sanitation Squad. Chess Club, Track Team. MARTIN JOEL Rensselaer B90 West End Avenue Victory Corps. Chemistry Prep Squad. Library Squad. English Squad. Chemistry Club. Organic Chemistry Club. KENNETH JONES Cnited States Army 3141 Decatur Avenue Cafeteria Squad. NATHAN KAISER Army Air Corps 1325 W'alton Avenue Senior Basketball Team, Rifle Club. Hat Committee. 45 nav HQXROLD KANINIEN Columbian 0114- 212 Wm as street Arista Corresponding Secretary. Victory Corps. Nlathemativs Squad. Chemistry Club. llebreu in Culture Club Forum. 1 g,.,,,k tlamei 1 l'i1'iD KANN lfoopvr Linion 535 West 162 Street fllieniistry Club. Biology Club. Engineering Club. History Club. Nrchitecture Club. PACL KAPL.-KN N.Y.1. 2000 C-rand Concourse Office Squad. Science Survey. Bi' ology Prep Squad. Recording: Squad, Cafeteria Squad. Iournul of Biology. S.-XL' KASSOW' N.Y.1'. 1840 Grand Concourse Library Squad, Cafeteria Squad. Photography Club. Hat Com- mittee. JESSE KASTENBERC Wisconsin 12-1-4 Grant Avenue Fencing Team, English Squad Captain, Chemistry Squad. Orni- thology Club S.O. Squad. Ad- . vanced S.T.L. Club. ' ,fn f-. ,A . N C Manhattan ' V Offic Squad, h tography Club. f' 1- 370 Ea- 35 Street W Student Council Representative. - Basketball Team Manager. Swim' ming Team Manager. Senior Council. Track Team. Newman E Club Vice-President. ENOS KEEZEL Columbia 509 West 121 Street Arista. Swimming Squad. French Club. Engineering: Society. 5 -f 1 1 ' 46 F X . 'fl 3: sy? 1, 5,1 E 0, I fi ' n WALTER KILRAIN Columbia 336 West 95 Street Arisla. Dynamo Editor. Observa- wry Art Staff. Art Squad, Clee Club, Creative Writing: Club Chairman. HOWARD KIRSHNER N1.Y.L'. 2011 Grand Concourse Arista. Guidance Squad. Radio Club. Photography Club. Hat Committee. rib NIELYIN KLEIN Syracuse College of Forestry 1479 Beach Avenue Swimming Squad, Ofhce Squad. Orchestra. PHILIP KORN N.Y.L7. 897 East 176 Street Photography Club. JOSEPH KORNFELD Brooklyn 118 Connsu Street Clee Club. RECINALD KORTE Manhattan 131 Nagle Avenue HERN1.-KN KOSETZKE Rensselaer T40 East 243 Street Arista. Senior Class President Student Council. German Club. Cafeteria Squad. Prom Committee. BARTON KOSLOW Rensselaer 1530 Sheridan Avenue Senior Adornments Committee. Soccer Team. Track Squad. Chess Team. Chess Club. RICHARD KRAHE NI.I.'l'. 322 East 241 Street Office Squad. Photograph Club. Dance Club, Chemistry Club. IRWIN KRANE C.C.N.Y. 2608 Creston Avenue Senior Basketball Team Captain. Aeronautics Society. Engineering Society. Senior Athletic Com- mittee, Guidance Club. STEPHEN KRANE Columbia -120 Riverside Drive Class Nite Committee. Observa- tory, Journal of Biology. Orches- tra. Dance Band. ALLAN D. KRAUS Antioch 235 Fort Washington Avenue Student Council. Social Commit- tee Chairman. Improvements Com- mittee Chairman. Science Surrey Sports Editor. Handball Team Manager, Social Studies Squad. DAVID KRACS N.Y.L'. T82 Dawson Street Ollice Squad. Senior Council, Photography Club. ELLIS LASBERC Y.P.I. 216 West 89 Street Swimming Squad, Engineering: Club. Cafeteria Squad. 'K' ff' N Q R- ! I I 5- Sw: x +1123 S R A R 1 i .j k M -S ax , 3 A . if .. G 'fe'- 0 g.- 3 9 S v I Jrrrlfvvv f .nn .IULES LASKY U.C.L.A. 1440 Topping Avenue Ollice Squad. French Club, Fen- cing Team. Cafeteria Squad, Glee Club. 2e.t:.ne.a'a iles. Qs 0-fo. f .IANIES LEE C.C.N.Y. 385 East 169 Street Arista, Othce Squad, Engineering Society, Organic Chemistry Club, Chemistry Club. f ROBERT LEINER . Columbia 1156 C-rant Avenue Class Night Committeeg Senior Basketball Team, Office Squad, Guidance Squad. Orchestra. ESIAH LEVINE Cooper Union 1545 Phelan Place Cafeteria Squad, Art Squad, History Club. 1 44 - - NORMAN LEVINE C.C.N.Y. 2856 Grand Concourse Chemistry Club, Photography Club. 1f...J,.,M STANLEY LEVINE 1037 Bryant Avenue Track Squad. Biology Prep Squad. Bacteria Squad, Cafeteria Squad. Natural History Club. Orni ologv Club. Jawa IRWIN LIGHTERBIAN Syracuse 90 Riverside Drive Victory Corps. Experimental Bi- ology Club. Culture Squad, Bi- ology Squad. Language Squad. 4-7 UNI. . 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Radio Club Sef- retary. Oilive Squad Selecting: lInnnnittee. HASKELL REICH C.C.N.Y. 3965 Sedgwick Avenue Orchestra, Shop Club, Chemistry Club. STANLEY REVESNIAN United States Navy 50 West Tremont Avenue ARNOLD RICHMOND C.C.N.Y. T11 Fairmount Place Physics Squad. Engineering So- ciety, Chemistry Club. French Club. HERBERT RIVKIN Antioch 185 McClellan Avenue Mathematics Squad Captain. Prom Committee Sevretary. Orni- thology Club, Engineering Club. Chemistry Club. MARTIN ARTHUR RIZACK Columbia 1450 lesup Avenue .-lristu. Victory Corps. Engineer- ing Society President. Public Ad- dress System Squad. 8-,' l mi l - -1,-v.f,....,0.f,. -,. A.-.-.-..uwv. ,..- -aqf-:-.. .. STANLEY ROBBINS N.Y.U. 1450 White Plains Road Ollice Squad. KM Rll'HARll RUBEIITS United States Navy Foot of Dy:-knian Street and Hudson River Swimming Team. NIYRON ROBINSON N.Y.U. 2600 Creston Avenue Arista. Physics Display Squad. Captain, Mathematics Art Bulle- tin Editor, Student Council. Shop Squad. Radio Club. wwf 4 ROBERT ROSENBACXI United States Army T01 Crotona Park North Experimental Biology Club. MEYER ROSENTHAL Columbia T-1-O West End Avenue Victory Corps, Math Squad, Math Team, Dramatics Club, Chess Club. LEON ROSSOW 1576 Leland Avenue Track Team, Basketball Team, Senior Council. 'ence Survey Olgrvutog O S HOWARD ROTH C.C.N.Y. 1-110 Morris Avenue General Science Squad. Rifle Club. 51 I ON ROIHRI X1 I' n I rlml lon ou e 'Xlath f lub War Ntamp bale m ln In m IRWIN Ixl RI' NFII I5 open 1913 NIJIIIIIOII Menue e bquad X t l ulr bquad Nbop Nqlmml WILIANI RY -KN 1055 Bryant -henue Rifle Team Olbre Nquul New man Club XI-XRTIN SAFFR I L 'N 1 1650 Weeki Avenue Intramural Ba ketball Team gf- mor Baiketball Team Senior Ra eball Team I-XCR S-KWIKOFF Cornell 3400 Wayne -henue 1 xctory Corp: Nlatbematn Squad Mathematic: Club R corder Club fdffpf ,pf LM 'N-XTE S-XLSBURY Rens elaex 145 We t 36 Qtreet -Insta Senlor Lounul fem-rxl Ollue Squad Olhce bquasl idle terla qquafl Obsernumr U vw! 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B1-'NJ-XNIIN STEIN 1767 Brook -Xxenue Vxolm Club IOSFPH S'll'lN ah Fat 84 Street fLb0,1, LOL IS STEIN 2994 Washington Avenue Xudubon QOCICIN NIYL NORNI-KN STEINBERGER -Xrmw A1r Corp 1131 Harrx on Avenue NIILTON 5TORLH C C N X 91 East 708 Street Phyclcs Prep Squad Chem: trx Lab Squad Radl0 Squad Re fgfdtll Squad Radm Club Pre en FUCENIE SULLIVAN United State Nun 113 Ca tlehlll Menue Latin Club Newman Club JOSEPH NLLLIX KN Lnxted State Xrmx 7878 Zulette Menue Lxbrars Squad New lan ill S xx FX rxm X Qi 9 l ffifiall 3 HLNRY 'IFI TLLSW EIC C C N Y 901 Freeman Street Semor -Xdornment Comnnttee NFffC'ldlW lumox lounul Dante 1 1llJI'8lN Squad N at f- I ll flulm Forum Xl XL R11 1' IUBI XS 18'9W.1 lllll tm Menue KEVNJETH TROX New York State Nlerchant Nlarlne -Xcademy 3433 Fast Tremont Avenue Nxctorv Corp Englmh Otlice Squad Captaxn Stamp Club Pre ldent Glee Club French Club Ofhce Squad VC ILFRFD LHI Cooper Lmon 1366 Lurtmg: -henue Nlathematu C lub Engmeerlng Souetv Nlathemaure Squad FR-XNR C LL1 NI-KN C C N 1 7514 ire ton -Xwenue Olhme Squad Swnmmmg Team Fhop Squad Xdwanred STL Club Junmr COUINI1 IOSEPH V -XUC H-KN Long: Ieland Lnlver nts 1450 Edgewater Park Tratlt Team Smmmln Team Newman 4 luh RICH XRD N -XZ N X U 840 Vve t 180 Street Ilbrarw Squad En lneerlng Club .......--p-.,.., 1r!sxv 'sxnJ!. :r'-3- rn -emu'-1 ...il EDNIOND VICOLI Cooper Cnion Chemistry Prep. Squad. Cafe- teria Squad, Newman Club. .l-XY VLOCK 1l.n'warfl QTS Vifalton Avenue Photograpliy Squad Presiilent. Tennis Team. Discipline Squad. Latin Club. Oflice Squad. Cuff-- teria Squad. GERALD L. VCRE N.Y.L'. 12721 Morris Avenue Physics Club, Astronomy Club. Shop Club, Radio Club. Forum. JAY WACNER Pratt 10 East 177 Street Swimming Team. First Aid Squad, Clee Club. LEONARD WANG N.Y.L'. 2855 Claflin Avenue Arista. Physics Prep. Squad. Chemistry Squad, Ollice Squad. Iii, I :bijfli . , 5 ROBERT WARFKIAN Cornell 241 East Kit. Eden Avenue Soccer Squad. Class Nite Com- mittee. Senior Bowling Team. JACK WEINCARTEN Cnited States Arnn 2030 East lTT Street .L QQAAAAQJJ . 4-fi - .rr.f- . . -mavuvv-eavvqnrv-Qvbnr 0-,-aura-isuv I-. 'x Ain QQ 1? an ,J 2 'N D F- . 5 X 1 an- 1 whisk' V 4, i AD, . 5- f sf , 1 K . 6 . .1 ss ,Q Q lr .4 L NORMAN WEINSTEIN C.C.N.Y. 1405 College Avenue Radio Squad, Chess Club, Math- ematics Club. 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