Bronx High School of Science - Observatory Yearbook (Bronx, NY)

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Howard Shaw, A.A.F. Corpora -. -.-....,....-.-m-I-.I -4... - ..-...,1,g,,p - WIP!!lilrlrlrilillrllfllrlrlrlflflfiilrlflilfilrilllflllillrlflrllrliiilfii .-:-f- Hx-s-,s ,f .5 'zips V- - ':'s-L-173 .X J ff.. sggg. e ff , ,1T'. ffigzi-iixaii, 5? ff 3163? N. Y,- , '62 Joao- so-...- I . '7. 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 ..-

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