Brooklyn Technical High School - Blueprint Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)
- Class of 1952
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Keib4x,w:5'gA?,V, 2 4:55 3 K -g mx ff MM , .,,,g Q X Q w.:,1gm.fwff.X,A n MWMLP ,L : Mawr zggfmiff 15 .gf 1, , -, N 'Skvfli gfwjfzzf U , fw, z h , 'iif1.2fm,-IW ' M Lk ' L ,gfzzjl 'X JFWJI , I , '1I'1Zifi,?vQ,gf1fi4 f f ' 2 Z' ' wmziflfiw Jr ,. ,f , f'?I2n'i 1 ' 'A x N L SL 2 , Q all MLThn Principals essaqe To the Class of June, 1952: With graduation approaching, this is a good time to follow Walt Whit- man's example and take a backward glance o'er traveled roads. Now as you look back over your course in Tech, you can easily distinguish the whole pattern. You can see the complementary sections of the arts and the sciences, you can discern the balancing of technical theory by first-hand experience. Both hand and brain have undergone cultivation, and as far as the fundamentals are concerned, you are equipped to think, to plan, and to do. By this time, too, your eyes should be open wide to the immensity of man's intellectual horizon. Even in the single fields in which you intend to specialize, you realize now that education is a process that never ends. It is a challenging paradox that in his candid self-appraisal the educated man is the man who is never really educated, for he gladly accepts the rigors of a lifetime of learning, evaluating, discarding, and relearning. To put all this another way, I think that you are off to a good start for success in the briskly paced, swiftly changing world of today. Naturally, you are in a hurry to grow up, so that you can enjoy the independence and assume the responsibilities of manhood, and thereby take your places in this world. And just as naturally, as a way of speeding up the process of growing up, you look around and select traits, attitudes, mannerisms from men who have come under your observation and who have, as you see it, what it takes. This has been going on as long as boys have been eager to be men Qand when have they not?j, and it can be a very good thing. In a sense, all education is imitation. But the point to remember is this: when you choose a man as a model, you are paying him a very great honor. Be sure that you do not honor someone who is unworthy of you. You are, of course, familiar with the old saying: imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. It is no testimonial to your good sense to Hatter someone whom you ought to despise. Not all adult ways of thinking, of talking, of doing things are admirable simply because they are adult. Insolent lawlessness, discourtesy, raucousness, deliberate contempt for the rights and feelings of others, an asinine indif- ference to learning and to ideas -in the man, as well as in the boy, these and similar traits are the unmistakable stamp of the fool and the lout. Furthermore, these traits are not really adult at all. They are essentially infantile, and they scream aloud that the men who show them have never fully grown up. Look rather for integrity, courage, dignity, a clean, robust sense of humor, love of fair play, ambition, understanding and perseverance. Men who display these qualities are the ones who really have what it takes. These are the men to keep your eyes on. Get to know them as well as you can, pattern yourselves after them, and you will be the richer for it. Sincerely, , Wfgam pagaf 0 SV? v s QQ ,,,. +551 -www au: ad Q2 sf sa. 4. , .f.,'1 X V, QM X ,., :Q as .-1 an '06 :Q Q Q56 2, 3 -wiirfuww' 7 WWW 4 12 ,ss QQ' 4 -www 1 M ow V vm ,,. bww, 1 my 5 Hitrffllllllllls About four years ago we. tl1e Seniors of tl1e Spring elass of lfl52, were fifth cousins to tl1e polywog, i11 other words, Freslnnen. Now we may look at ourselves and see tl1e yo1111g Illell wl1o ill a very few years will he filli11g tl1e shoes of citizens fanrl leaclers. tooj of o11r eountry. In hetween tl1ese two stages a lot liappenecl, so lllllfll tl1at we ean't l'ClIlC'lIllJCl' all ol' it at UIIC time. l,et's look at tl1e reeorcl: . . . The lights ill the Theater ol' lligh School lixperieiiee cliin and tl1e niain attraction is o11. Its title is HFITJIII Hoy to Man i11 Four Years . ln tl1e very first seene we are introclueecl to ll strangely llllllllllll' l'reslnnan. XVell, what clo yo11 know? iISll2ll'.S us eonling to Tech for tl1e first ti111e. lVe are eleanly sliayen Qwith a wash eloth, naturallyj , o11r pants are sharply ereasecl, and we wear tl1e standard l'resl1ie e11- senihle of tie, Tech hutton and hea11ie cap as we rome walking to sehool. Ol' course, an lingineer nlust arlyaiiee i11 l1is inode of transporta- llflll, as in everytliing else. As SUI7ll0lIlOl'CS we flltlllglll, ol' roller skates. Juniors felt like peclaling to sehool. ol' a hrigl1t and early niorning. llut tl1e Senior COIIICS a la ear. Yes, we went through several stages in Ulll' four years here, per- haps o11e for eaeh year. As lil'CSllIllCll we were Certainly anlazecl at tl1e size and extent of industry as representecl at 'I'eel1. The second year fountl 11s already at work cloing simple research ill thelihrary.j11niors i11 tl1e several eourses eoulcl aetually do CXIJCl'ilIlC1lUll work and gain experience. Ancl tl1e Senior? He has grown i11to a part of this moclern worlcl ancl I1l2lSlCl'C'tl its intrieaeies-or so l1e thinks! xxllfltlfblliffllll1li0lll'.'xlI1l2l Mate1'tlicl11'tgi1'e usplenty todo. She hacl prepared ll straight highway to tl1e future for 11s and there was never 21 lark of work. After we hacl harl two years i11 which to settle --.W ,..s ,Q lown, however. we ahruptly came to a crossroacl ol' cleeision une with eight lorlcs leading in different directions. NVe had to llUOSC1l COIIVSC. lo help its in choosing the right road signposts were set lp, the Crourse C-t11clanc'e C.onlerenc'es. ltaeh one garc' its an dea ol' what we might encounter in the next two years. Our iac't1ltyAdx'isors were also a great help. 'I'eac'hers and st ttclents poke to ns and gave demonstrations in the lahs and shops lihen we made our c'hoicie and started clown the road towards -ur ltiture lives. Some ol' us took the Aeronautieal Course lot raining in the fundamentals ol the airplane incltistrr. lhc c, - . trc'hitec'tttral Course attracted many hors interested in htiilcl ig. Others delred into the lJ6t'llll1ll'lllCS ol Analrticial, Organic' ncl Inclustrial Chemistry. lioys with more slroc'lcing amhi ions iomecl the l'.lec'tr1c'al Lourse. bome entered the Crollegc , c 'reparatory Course. which ollered the study ol' a language Iiril lingineering was represented in the Strttctttral Course lany Tecihnites who had artistic' inclinations took the Indus :Rial Design Course. Training lor the machine industries was lfordecl hy the Mec'hanic'al Course. XVe are now travelling eight different roads, eight parallc- 'lads toward graduation. XYe ?lC'Clllll'CCl knowledge along thc 'ay as well as maturity. a niaturity horn in part from our c'on 1c't with industrial prohlems and prac'tic'e. College, Industry r the Armed l orc'es. no matter what our destinations may he 'e will always he ahle to point to Brooklyn 'l'ec'hnic'al High cthool as the instrument which shaped the solt crlay ol om res, from hors to men. 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Lf ve- . -L.: l l Il L l Suddenly the still silence is marred hy the sounding of a seemingly insignihctant hell. This clarion tone is followed hy a distant, ever- increasing drumming sound coming from the stairwells. Then the pent-up volcanoes spew forth their charge of ravenous Teehnites. This is the heginning ol the lunfh period. A When e need them.. . . Ancl 'three buses PASSED me by XVhat's your problem, my boy? Renieniher that question as you passed through the hal- lowed doorway ol' the Group Advisors' Olliee? Your problem could have been any one of many. XVhieh college to go to. how to luring your inarks up to passing, how to change your teacher, or possibly how to have' three very unfair days of deten- tion remitted. You waited fear- fully at the portals ol' the I'OUlll with the glass euhliy holes, won- dering if your advisor spouted lire and handed out detention for breathing loudly, as the helpful Seniors had told you. NVhat a surprise it was to lind that he was luuuan and eager to help us with his advice. .,,, , ...ur the need us No less well remembered are Tech's Twin Terrors, the Late Office and Attendance Ollice. In the Late Oflice we learned that time and Mr. Bischoff wait for no Technite. Messrs. I.aub and XVeinrib ol' the Attendance Ollice probed into our most intimate secrets in an endeavor to determine whether an upset stomach or free tickets to the ball game had kept us home. Rare is the Senior who has not sacrificed a morning prefect period to visit room IXV7, to be greeted at first with a cheery smile from Mr. Laub, who asked if we felt better , and then with a day's detention if the note from home was not up to the usual Tech standard. the fourfh one ROLLED over me WVHICRIEAS: We, thc class ol lune 1959 bei A , . . -, ng ol' sane mind and sound body Qctbeck in the Health Fd Office . . . well, maybe tl1ere's just a few dental slips miss- ingj do hereby bequeath and bestow upon Tech and its several faculty members, stalls, etc. the following items: To Mr. Daily . . . . ..... Il good HlOTI1lilIg' To Mrs. Mzlyefsky . . fl sloodcnl who he r1on'l make no 77llSlIlkl'.S To Mrs. Frey . . . our lf'lf'llllOllI' IlIl7'IlI1l'l'.Y To Mr. Gregor . . . II new shoe .wlzinc box To Mr. Russell . . 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There were seven members left from the pre-strike era: among them the co-captain of the '51 squad, XVilliam Assiff, who became captain when the ninth term rule came into effect. Tech became the hardest hit of all the high schools in the city because of this rule, losing all but three of the boys who had previous experience. Among those lost was our co-captain, Larry Scavoneg VValt Tomassolf, All City in lfl-ffl: and several others whose absence was felt during the campaign. There were several games which stood out in one's memory as the high points of the season. Manual, Tilden, and jefferson suffered reversals at the hands of the Engineer eleven. Having lost a pre-season encounter to Lincoln by the score of 18 f I3 when a Lincoln guard recovered a fumble in the end zone with a few minutes to play. Tech went on to defeat Tilden lhf-0. ln this game several Engineer scores were called back because of penalties. The key plan was a 27 yard aerial from quarterback Ed Palanek to his halfback -lohn Lockyer, which brought the pigskin to rest on the Tilden ll. On the play that registered for the Engineers. Bob lJClxlZll1ll leaped high into the air to take a pass in the end lone. An inter- cepted pass set up the second TD for the Blue and XVhite. Bill Assilf snared a Tilden pass on the Alt! and raced it back to the Tilden 26. Tech was pounding again on the door for another touchdown. Five plays later, Hank Carillo scored. The lflth point was added as the result of a pass from Ed Palanek to Herb Bauer. Tech then met Manual, whom we had to beat. Eddie Palanek passed Manual dizzy and as a consequence upset the favored Park Slopers, 2646. This win put Tech into first place in Brooklytrs l'.S.A.L. Division I. .y a fr 1331 i ART BELLISIO BILL ASSIFF HERB BAUER JOHN LOCKYER Palanek's brilliant passing figured in all Tech scoring. Capt. Hill Assiil' blocked a Manual kick and set the stage lor the first touchdown. Palanek pitched a 30 yard pass to Herby Bauer. Carillo then picked up the necessary yardage for the TD. Palanek provided the extra point with an overhead thrust to Bauer. Later in the lirst quarter Lenny l,ucks set the stage lor some more arm exercise by Palanek when he recovered a lumble at midfield. Passes to Batter and DeMann covered most of the necessary yardage, then Palanek ran for the score. The next Tech totlchdown was the result of a pass from Palanek to -Iohn Lockyer. The last TD was again a Palanek pass but this time to Herby Bauer. Erasmus was Tech's next opponent. This game resulted in a 7-7 tie. a very disappointing game for us. Erasmus took the kickoll' and was marching toward the goal line, but this golden opportunity to score was frustrated by a fumble recovered by Herby Anson on the l2. That was just the break that Tech needed and the Engineers built up an 88 yard touchdown drive, that featured the running of Carillo, Lockyer, Chisera, and Palanek and the latter's passes to Bauer. Lockyer raced around end for the TD. Palanek passed to Batter for the extra point. The jellerson game was the last that Tech was going to win that season. and they won handily 435-0. The defending player were the stars of this en- counter. Lead by Arthur Bellisio, Herb Anson, Nelson Osa, Alex Pawlukiewicz and Stan Leonick they held -Iellerson to a net gain of l0 yards on the ground. As far as the otlense was concerned, Andy Chisera scored thrice. Ed Palanek set up two touchdowns with passes, the recipients ol' which were Bill Hlhite, and John Lockyer. Palanek ran for a score also. Verily . t y MR CIRILLO its s t .5 x 1 sisc it x Y Q . ' ff ' MR. MITKO 5 ating members of the varsity team, Peter De Mayo, James Ganci, and john Sadler, all received their start in the school intras and are the top three men on the team. At mid-season, the varsity met and defeated a ten man faculty team headed by Mr. Vllagner, founder of the Tech pin splitters, Mr. Milde,' var- sity coach, and Mr. Lefkowitz, chairman of the Health Ed. department. WLIXVG Under the leadership of Coach Joseph L. Milde, the Tech Bowlers once again are spilling , pins at the State alleys and other lanes through- 3 out the City. During the past year in the recently gg organized P.S.A.L. Bowling League and in non- S league meets, the Keglers have met and defeated all comers for an l l - 0 record. With the many new leaders developed in Intramural Bowling under the able direction of Mr. Riker and Mr. Milde, Tech is always sure Of H SYOUP Of t0P'H18hf Keglfffs- The three gffldll- L. +0 R. JIM GANCI, PETE DEMAYO and JOHN SADLER RIFLE Ready on the right? Ready on the left? Load! ' Commence Erin V' Coach John Trummer turned off i the light behing the Hring line and there you were with live bullets stuck in a wooden block, nervously clutching the rifle that had been given to you. Yes, perhaps you were one out of every Hfteen stay at Tech. With the success of the team in the past Y V . . Y . . . . '. Firing from the four positions, prone, sitting, kneeling, and standing, the six man varsity Rifle Team goes through the regular season competing against such schools as jamaica, Boys' High, Lincoln and Far Rocka- way. At the close of the season, running from October through March, all the high schools in the P.S.A.L. MIKE DENICOLA and Capf. MIKE NADLER rifle league participate in the championship meet held on the firing line. at the 165th Regiment Armory. Since taking over the reins in 1945, Coach John Trummer has piloted the team to four major cham- pionships including two city titles. Captain Mike Nadler, a veteran performer of the city champions of 1949-50, holds the range record at Tech for the offhand position with a score of 95 out of a possible 100. With a l84 average 1n the 4-position MR. JOHN TRUMMER league meets, Nadler IS top man in the city as Tech points toward their second consecutive title. Mike DeNicola, joining the team in his senior year, made the varsity within a surprisingly short period of time, and has already proved to be a valuable asset to the team. as Technites who tried out for the rifle team during your , few ears, rifler has become increasingly popular L in Q M 3 IS oach CONNELL and Manager DON McLELLAN clocking Tech's mermen. Co-Capt. BOB KIM and Capf. JOHN APMANN relax after a race Tech's swimming team has become addicted to chlorine. They'1'e part fish. Look closely at them, and you'd see fins. as these spread all over Tech as its chlorinated herrings compiled a straight victories. However, in the last meet of the season, Tech lost by a of 37-30. At the P.S.A.L. City Cham held University, the team, paced Captain john placed third. Bob Kim, ' yd. breaststroke, butterfly si Iohn Apmann, Tech's 200 yd. in the 220 yd. freestyle. Joe Holbrook, one ist 1n the one-meter dive. -Iohn Huson, Jim Ted Bob Byrnes, Jim Metropole and Bob Jung, showing A Everyone on the team to Don McLellan who managed the team during the past running smoothly at all the meets. Next year's team for borough and city titles will be supported by the Jung, Bob Bailie, Ted Blumenstock and Marty Maloney and Frank Wedl and breaststrokers Al YVashower and F help to keep Tech ranked among the best in the city boys great competitive spirit and should be individual e VVith the able coaching of Mr. Connell, the team will come top. 4 5 QE, ft Q we 4' g 0 Q 5 2' Z 'Q sl if f 5 1 . 5, . Q 1 9 pyzhxvl League Schedule Brooklyn Tech Opponent 2 Bushwick, Oct. 9 ............... ................ 0 7 Westinghouse, Oct. ll ...... 0 5 Automotive, Oct. 'I6 ....... 0 ll Jefferson, Oct. '19 .......... ...... 0 2 Boys High, Oct. 23 ...... ...... 0 2 Bushwick, Oct. 26 ........... 0 5 Westinghouse, Oct. 30 ...... 0 6 Automotive, Nov. 2 ..... 0 2 Jefferson, Nov. 6 ...... 0 3 Boys High, Nov. 8 ........................ 1 QUARTER-FINALS 'I Lafayette, Nov. 20 ..................... l 2 Lafayette, Nov. 27 ..................... 'I SEMI-FINALS 4 Commerce, Nov. 30 ..,................ 0 FINALS 2 Columbus, Dec. 7 ........... 2 2 Columbus, Dec. ll ....... 0 RALPH SWANTEK SUEEEH The road leading to the city championship started as far back as 1948, when the soccermen were still under the guidance of Mr. Dorin. Soccer was at that time com- paratively new to Brooklyn P.S.A.L. competition. There was just one division which contained all the Brooklyn teams. During the course of this season, the Tech squad compiled an ll-1-2 record, enabling them to finish in a three-way tie with Lafayette and Fort Hamilton. In the resulting play-off game for the borough championship, Tech was defeated by Lafayette 1-0, the tilt going six overtime periods before a decision was reached. The 1949 campaign saw a great increase in the num- ber of schools supporting soccer teams, necessitating the formation of two divisions. The Engineers, placed in Division 1, began to romp over all t11e other teams and finished with a 10-0-0 record. During the course of these games, the soccermen picked up 44 goals with not a single tally scored against them! In the resulting play-off game, pitting the winners of both divisions against each other, Tech once again encountered Lafayette. After a hard furious battle, Lafayette came out on the long end of a 2-0 score, to become the Brooklyn champions. sos Roomeusz GERRY DeLACE ED LEITGEB RALPH SWANTEK iHAMPlONSHlP TEAM I95I RODRIGUEZ and MATACIA ag Cf ig fl' x . il l. ll .Lie .ALE il..Qf.,i.L, Due to the curtailment of extra-curricular activities, there was no organized soccer team in 1950. The team had to wait another year to avenge their defeats at the hands of Lafayette. YVith the coming of the new season, Mr. Peck succeeded Mr. Dorin, as coach. ln order to get the team functioning properly. many preseason encounters were played, with Tech victorious in all of them. During the regular league play, the Peckmen won handily over all their opponents, racking up 45 points against one for the opposition. For the Borough crown, Lafayette, winner in Division 2, was again their opponent. The two teams met on a raw and windy day in the middle of November and after completing two overtime periods, the match was called a draw, with the score knotted at 1-I. A week later, the two teams met again, this time the decision going to Tech by means of a 2-1 count after two overtime periods. Tech drew Hrst blood midway in the hrst period when Captain Richie Matacia tallied, with assists from Bill Schlegelmilch and John Kelly. Lafayette retaliated in the next quarter as their center-forward headed in a corner kick. The deciding marker came in about the first Hfty seconds of the hrst overtime period when Schlegelmilch passed to Matacia who booted the ball past the Lafayette goalie. Gaining revenge on Lafayette and at the same time getting through the quarter-finals, the soccermen found their next obstacle to be Commerce H.S., victors in Manhattan. This game also went to the Engineers, with Bob Rodriguez the point scoring ace, getting one goal and assisting on two others. Two points were tallied in both the third and fourth periods. Rodriguez registered the first goal, Matacia, on an assist from Harold Magneson, accounted for the second, and Rodriguez assisted on Magneson's and Donny Foh's four period scores. The only one left to beat was Christopher Columbus, winner of the Bronx division. In their first encounter, Tech and Columbus battled through four over- time periods to a 2-2 stalemate. This was the first time in sixteen games that the Discoverers had been scored upon after racking up fifteen victories i11 a row. The Peckmen scored Grst in this tilt with Rodriguez finding the range on an assist by Freddy -Iaeck. Columbus bounced back with two successive goals to take the lead and hold it for most of the game. But a lighting Tech team was not to be defeated that easily. So with less than a minute to play, Richie Matacia knotted the count, with an assist going to Steve Chirogianis. Since it was so late in the season, a co-champion proposition was made to both schools-Columbus refused. The two teams met for the last time on December l lth at Forest Hills High School Field. The fray was about live minutes old when Bob Rodriguez, who scored the initial goal in the Hrst encounter against Columbus, came in and booted the ball past the goalie to give Tech its hrst score. Approxi- mately fifteen minutes later, Steve Chirogianis capitalized on a penalty shot from the 11-meter line for l1is fifth straight penalty shot of the season to give Tech a 2-0 edge. Tech proceeded to hold this lead for the remainder of the game. Thus the Brooklyn Tech soccer team won their first City Championship in their entire existence. i . A MR. ARTHUR PECK . Q cg K W 1 1 I I 1 .T e 1 . 5 S l A Y - Q .ft 'Q N at-r A 73. , , t -51:'5imi2A'i' s ' p ' ' , j-'sQaf4v:,.,..aa?4.as.i.v,.fa.aaf...M..t.,.w....,..... ct 1.4 +, -wsfzciif ny yi 'Q fffew5:f '15:'3 it ., . 3...-3,i,ggg,g ,v fs,ixS.v.-.Q 1 .7 'M vi e,3'1fca 33 L, sw - ' , ' arte.-iafsw-,if.s,aswSw'ar -www-W..M.Wf.v.....t...,.N.,.,.. GULF A X J- 'M V 4 .f L. Io R.-Top Row: STUART PERLMAN, COACH JOHN BALSAM, WILLIAM PETER Bot. Row: SAM LaPLACA, CAPTAIN ARTIE GREEN- BERG, and WILLIAM CARDONE Due to the curtailment of extra-curricular activities, Brooklyn Tech's tennis team has been almost inactive. Two years ago, when the team After a lapse of two years the Tech golf team is once again on the scene. This is the I st year since 1949 that the team has been abl lefend its City Championship title. It was 4 that the fabulous team, co-captained by tole and Wfalter -acobson, swept to victory ve their competition to cop city champ h honors. Although most of the veterans have w d uated the teams looks pretty good Back with Coach john Balsam 1 Captain Artie, a good, steady golfer, is being h WYTPW relied was still in competition under the coaching of V, . . lv isberger Ken Abere the Captain and star Q E - fzgzggjginx won many local tournaments. - D D , . . 'Z:iig:,fi,v.'Q' at time a lreshman by the name of Hank coming up. through the ranks. Though :'Q:.,,:A,,: . xpcrience in competition Hank has 0 SSIIJIIILICS Because of this talent hc has 'ghfxggt oscn captain of the 1952 team 'llfiyl ' ecently Mr Martin Lefkowltz Chairman .O of thc n alth Education department and the all 'Iech tennis coach llus year with the re upon to take over the number one slot. ., vival of a full schedule of activities, Mr. Lefko seniors and Sam LaPlaca and Stuart Perlma ' lg with other teams for inter-scholastic two lower termers, go the remaining four be AI 5 ' ,U l- X fi fs . f:,.I .1 Upvc 0 ' m t 1 X M .gwfm me . J. ,ye 4 He., ,,.,, - '-' . A. -, , , .. .Q 'f' A 4 . ' - -.. 4 'tv . r ' V. ' I . - -g: , . I. , ' K 1 r - t J I. H J I - Artie Greenberg, a veteran of the 194 paign. X roun ete of that department, has become . g m? A . i t , . 7 Q, . Q - With PSYC DCMHY0 and Bill Peter, twf hopes to see the tennis team successfully com- , . , -S .' -2 - -. S55 'K h I .h ' s. on the team. None of these four have previo la 'ed on the team, but the' are bein ' counted P 7 . l 3.. on to shoulder the rest ol the responsibility. ll 'I 'I ag, TENNIS L. +0 R.-Top Row: COACH MARTIN LEFKOWITZ, JOEL ALBERT, CAPTAIN HANK SOBELL, MARTY ROSINSKYp Bo++om Row: ARNIE MESSER, JERRY MUSHER, IRA POLEVOY fifvff EB B SHETBZ-lLL After going through a dismal hrst half season, the leeh eagers came roaring back with live straight wins over 'l'ilden, Automotive, Eastern District, Alexander Hamilton and George XVest- inghouse to end the season in third place ahead of Tilden in the Brooklyn Division l hoop raee. '1'he streak saw the Engineers avenging defeats suffered in the first half of the season at the hands of Tilden, Automotive, and Eastern District. The Tech hoopsters all through the streak were led by flashy srorer, eo-Captain Nelson Osa. .X consistent twenty-point man all through the season, Osa really hit his stride in this finishing streak. He racked up twenty-four points against Tilden, twenty-seven against Eastern District, sixteen against XVestinghouse and twenty-six against Hamilton for a blazing twenty-four series average. Although 'l'eeh's 8-6 season record belies it, they had a good team. The team led Iefferson, division champs, at hall' time and were .not over- eome until the end of the third quarter. They held Boys High close until the end and in pre- season play they defeated Seward Park, Man- hattan ehampions, by 8 points. Coach Goldman feels that next year 'l'eeh's team will be a tough contender for the Brooklyn title since they will lose but two players, Co- eaptains Bob Miller and Nelson Osa. Despite the lack of a home field, the Brooklyn Tech nine have established themselves as one ol' New York City's dominant baseball powers. Crowned Champions ol' Brooklyn in the l9Al8 and V19 seasons, the team narrowly missed the City title. They lost the final playofl' of both seasons to Tottenville High School in the ninth inning. Coach James XVagner. a veteran ol' lfl campaigns, has an en- viable record of' three Borough Titles. Behind a ready smile, the popular baseball mentor has a thorough knowledge of both the theory and actual practice of the game. This is evidenced by the Tech players who consistently are granted contracts by major league ball clubs. One of the more prominent Tech graduates is Tommy Holmes, current manager ol' the Boston Braves, who played for the Borough Championship team of 1935. Co-Captains for the 1952 season, Dick Lupardo and Phil Farinaeci have both been members of the team since their fresh- man year. Lupardo had the distinction of playing varsity ball for Tech in his initial year. He walloped the horsehide for a .294 average from his right field position. Harold Cooley, veteran pitcher of four seasons, would have been first string material in the V19 campaign had he not been overshadowed by the sterling performance of the great Skippy Contillo, one of the finest players Tech has ever produced. At the keystone is joe Napoli whose fine performance in preseason tuneups indicates he will be a valuable asset to the team. Frank lazetta, the man in the hot corner, and Eugene Byrne behind the plate constitute championship material. Bob Rodriguez, a member of the City Championship soccer team, Marty Rothfield, catcher, and john Marciniak, pitcher, round out the senior list of a very promising squad. Top: Co Capfairis FARINACCI and LUPARDO .sith COACH WAGNER Middle Leff: PHIL FARINACCI Middle Right: DICK LUPARDO Lower Leff: FRANK IAZETTA Lower Rigi1f:JOE NAPOLI JOHN MARCINIAK EUGENE BYRNE BOB RODRIGUEZ HAROLD COOLEY B SEB LI, fi ff' 'j 'QT Hr- T7 112 E-Q7 f'TfyTT1f'VTt '73, '.' ,Lg fy t , fgi gg up tl' T5 L H1-Lv, 2.1 L gl 'g ,ttjr t Jldzivd Lola. +' 'LJ' The Gym team under the direction of Mr. Prestopino has long been a favorite of Technites. On May 6th and 7th the squad leaders gave their 22nd annual Squad Leader and Gym team Meet, spot-lighted by Captain Nobuo Kusu1ni,Go-Captain Jerry Katz, Remo Cavalluzzi, and Ken Rehm. In ad- dition to their excellent work on the high and paral- lel bars, they gave a breath-taking exhibition of acrobatics and tumbling. The Gym team also pre- sented ftve tableaux depicting Track and Field, Swimmers, Basketball, Co-operation, and Patriot- ism. After a year and a half of inactivity the squad leaders are now a formidable aggregate of well- trained athletes. a an Ti FW -'.t,ft1 Nm 'f 't 'zl L ,.. ,,,vt,l-. J The combined Aconsky, Larry Ba- dash, Bob Storcks, and Fred Bentson llaveylieifpefl to kegQiJQlfecIl1,,afri31ong the finest track tcafisiin N6vy,'rgafI4t'2t3Ni'ty. at Qiiaalf-,.5,A.L. city Cham- picinsltips, Wlllggili-'lA'bl'C Stuyvesant High SclioolEf',H'ecl1 phicedhq riiiigtfi 'against tough ieompeti- tioiit SlQpgi,gOllSki? , Techfs shot-put ace,' placedtxhfth in that eventgatixiiitltefindividual ciltyzciiainptionships. Startijig otltside ini , . October, the teain wofked iiitq-afliapehfultglel' the ing of Mr. l'l1ilipQ:4Yt7eis.i'1'hey?ffvon a iirigjixrityiipf their meets in tliewxgc-mrrmtigli at the c'c1i1cLii5siin.rtekiaf, the seasfinfiiflie team beat ' I Y.' F, -, 'fs'-1 Stuyvesantaiborotlghtfglaartripion'pf llilanhattan, in a iioxi-leagtggfxjeeisy sitaore of 80 - 9. Frank Elliscip and y havelbxotll received many rrietlalkvfxor individualtwegents. Larry Badash and Ffed Be' 'fSOI QMd6lTE?C1UlIC well in the relays. ilk, ' The tean1's1gt21an for year sffem very good. When the tiifgrk gf' YJ on arotfjd again next year, our teaiilgiyvill' bi, ready fmce a'1'Aiin to plll their best foot forwaidd' 'd holdQiTech' game among the finest teams in HIC 'ity. f Top: The gym 'reamaiggoes 'hrough 0492 of iiffroufines Middle ten: sos. Tokens bfeatyrmg-'i'+5 5 ahead of ELISEO and X ,TSON 'L l'?Q34f5 ' lv I Middle Right: SIm,I?tQ0fNSKY p arm, thql Shot an the city champions ips ', ,A I A Bottom: Passing the stick for Techiigihalif Ile relay V5 . It rt team ' lr Q X 'ti GQ-?',-'gif fl X S5 M 5 I . Q '4 xx Y xlf' QQ VLKQB SQ UADS ,.f WWI :tiki ow Q I La! . me y r f DAVE KRATCH pays o1':F vf':': . ' .A ' T' V , , Cheaper by flwe dozen Two on 'rhe aide Q? 'sq wg A? 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Q - 6---.L-x X- Remember a preposifion is a bad word To end a Serdonce wifh Eins?ein's Mile helpers af WCVK The pride of Hue Chemisiry de- parfmenf-The Periodic Table' N beinq impeded by We fufuro fed mb-Q addicfs In ofher words jusi pfuq If and vvafch H work HELP 5.0.5. Leif above-W5 milder ..,. much milder Righl above- He holds them with his skinny hand, Coleridge Lower-The S.O.S. meeting with MR. Our lirst week in 'I'et'h was filled with new discov- eries: some were ffood' some were tlisc'o1t1 w'1tw. XVe h ' K h h STARR were manhandled and detoured bv badge-bearing demons: the 8.0.8. In second tetm lwe joined their ranks and became one of eight hundred sqttadtnen. XVC made rapid progress moving lrom the shivering post outoors on the 0-9 squad to a corporztlship in the lllHClll'00l1l. By the time we were juniors, our eyes focused on that glimmering piece ol' silver, the lieutenant's badge. After we searched high and low lor that someone with pull, our lieutenant's applications were submitted. Much to our surprise and efstzttit' glee, we were presented with our eight-pointed star ol' supremacy. YVithin a short span ol' time, the senior year rolled around, bringing with it more lieutenants and, in several eases, 21 gold bridge to replace the silver badge. During these past live months the positions of captain and inspectors have been hlled by Vin Lziviano, Marty Drapkin, and Dave Krzttch re- spectively. The 'l'in1e: 91410 .-X.lXI. on 'Iiuesclay morning The Place: Rfllllll 7IC-l The Student Council ol' the General Organization ol the llroolilyn Technical lligh School is holding its weekly meeting. Presiding is 'I'ecl 'lill0lIllC, President ol the organization. Ihe topic is one ol thc lllllly thu conles untler the .iuriscliction ol' the Council: almprolnia- tions lor a clance to he sponsored hy the ganifation. Hanginq is loo qood for him. Cmnt: il U1 Friends and you are my friends. . PRES. TED THOMTE and VEEP JIM RYAN loolcinq over one of the pressing problems confronting the G.O.-the next dance with BAY RIDGE The niain function of the Student Council, other- wise known as the Executive Connnittee, is to vote on ap- propriations lor G.O. lunc- tions, as well as to help carry out the President's platform, on which the present achninis- tration was elected. The meni- hership of the council consists ol' Ted Thonite, President, .lint Ryan, Viec-Presiclent, and Anton Papp, Secretary, plus the Presidents ol' each grade council. The -iuclieial llC1D2l1'llllCIlI, hetter known as the Student Court, shares a connnon nreet- ing-place, Room 7IiA1, with the other branches ol the govern- nient. The Court ol' seven As- sociate justices is presitlecl over hy Chief Justice Victor Kinun. Remember, boys, you dorff have +0 buy HORIZONS. YOU al! wanf 99 ouf of b H S U d d fo PASS, of course? a IOO Techmfes uy f e MATH P BLICAHW W K! Z ,, , . J W Q l X I ui ll HITUHI The Auditorium droned with its usual pre- assembly lnnn. To most' ol' those present, it was just another assembly. The lormalities were quickly ended and Nlr. Berman intro- duced the guest speaker, a former Technite. Dr. lX'Iurray Banks. From that moment on, the auditorium was rocking with laughter. Tech- nites and faculty alike. roared lor an hour, as the diminutive psychologist told sidesplitting anecdotes, jokes. and casually tossed quips. As the assembly ended, a tumultuous round ol' applause gave one ol' Tech's greatest assem- blies a well deserved send-off. Other assemblies that we have bccome lam- iliar with through the years have included programs in guidance, music, squadleaders, baseball, and football. Our other programs have included the Champlain College Drones and Civil Defense Instruction. Many other important functions are held in the auditorium. ln addition to the Tech graduation exercises, several other schools hold their connnencements there. Operation of its multi-color lighting system provides the lilectrical Course boys with an excellent extra- curricular activity. The stage squad forms a very important link in the productions of all auditorium events. Our history in Tech can be traced through the auditorium. more so than through any other room or class in Tech. Progressively we Top Iett: Just in time tor the tate show. Lower left: Who's qettinq the hot seat today Lower riqht: MR. SPIKE GARTER putting the Tech band through its paces . ,.V ' 1 ff 2 f' 2352?-51 ' , H WSWWWWMW T I E fgfw saiswsff fi M W Q Y Q -MP M ,if A . , A Ffwiffw by A ' ' ' 1 ' . ' W K, I 4 I ,K , - K M KK KK K ,U 1- KK as K5 if KK: 3 K, K,-W K dy , K KK K K KK ,K KK hKKfKKa:?SK KK K aj KKK K KK M1 KKK ffl: Ki vigil, KK M KK V N, 1 KKK K X AK . 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'n Upon entering in first term we were imme- diately seized with the feeling we were void of all importance. Tall seniors and cynical upper freslnnen gave wrong directions, ped- dled elevator passes and hustled hefore us in the ever lengthening lunch line. That word, detention, synonymous with terror, was con- stantly Haunted hefore us. There was, how- ever, ll hright spot amid this turmoil, Our teachers addressed us as MEN! YVe were no longer children. Q Eeny,Meer1y, Muney, Moe . . . and tears Many other events are also highlighted in our memory: Father's expression upon seeing the first report Card Q No more wine. women and song until the red circles go, he saidj 3 advancing from one shop to the next: the steady progression ol' teachers before our desks: the all important choice ol' course, high- lighting the halfway l1l2ll'liQ long hours ol' homework each night: joining our clubs, squads and teamsg getting closer and eloser to the point. and then . . SICNIORSYY It's hard to grasp the fact that this is the top. All eyes turn toward Alune, which now appears as lar away as it did when we were lreslnnen. Yet slowly. ever so slowly, the months pass and that latelul night ap- proaches. Yes. the culmination ol' our aspira- tions is hnally fulfilled as we receive our diplomas and depart. Hats oil to the past. coats off to the future. Above: Mass-production madness Middle: Here's a hop tip. 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I Man 0111112 hour so11a111y 111111 other 138111116111 C12ll,2l. l , ManyCollege-1111111111 se11io1's ill 111is 1'111ss 111' '52 owe M11 01111011 ll 11uge11e111 o1'g'11111i1,1111e 1111 111ei1' 11e111111'. 131111111111 hound 1 1 A redicfenfh me55a9ex: A little over four years ago we sat in Tech's auditorium and took the entrance examination. We were green kids, awed by the immensity of our surroundings, and completely unaware of what was to happen in the forth- coming years. When we came to Tech in September 1948, we were young, immature, lacking confidence in ourselves, and a bit afraid of the maze of halls and classrooms in which we Houndered about. After a while we began to find ourselves. Many of us became interested in special courses which Tech had to offer. As the years went by, we devel- oped into mature, well bred young men, proud to be part of the student body of the finest school in New York City. What the future holds for us no one knows. Some of us will enter industry. Others will attend college, and some of us will go into the armed forces. Whatever we do, wherever we go, we'l1 always know and be proud of the fact that we have received the finest training any school in the United States has to offer. fafuz iqfunann No 1112111 ever undertakes an art or a science merely to acquire knowledge of it. ln all liuman allairs there is always 2111 end in view-a pleasure or honor, or advantage. -Po1.Y111Us 'l'echnical Education is the exaltation of manual labor, the bringing of lllilllllill labor up to the highest excellence of which it is susceptible. -W. li. GLAIJSTONE 9 A Yvs, i ., v -.., O H JY ,Jig NXT NX wNX ALAN AARON 2906 Fullon Sl. Archileclural English Help, Malh Club, Malh Honor Roll, Honor Roll College 0 . ff LEONA A RA if f 35 Sla y I . i School 'oi lhe Air onor Rol, Honor Rol Colle SIDNEY S. ACONSKY 25-53 38+h Sl., Asloria, N. Y. Chemical Traclc Team, Maior T, Cross Coun- lry, Mod. T, Cafeleria, Pool Squad S. O. S., Slide Rule Club College ALFRED A. ADINOLFI lO40e44l'l'1 Sl. Mechanical Grade Council, S. O. S., Mimeo- graph Armed Forces RALPH C. ALBANO 24-36 38+h Sl., Asloria, L. l. C. Aeronaulical Malh Honor Roll, Honor Roll College WILLIAM A. ALBIEZ Ill-I2 I3O+h Sl., So. Ozone Parlc, N. Y. Archilecfural Arisla, Malh Help, Blueprinr, Ass. Records Ed., S. O. S., English Help, Lale Office, Group Advisor, Caieleria, Civil Engineering and Trinily Clubs, One World, Malh Honor Roll, Honor Roll, Mod. T lnduslry JOHN A. ALBINO l574 Sblh Sf. Mechanical Foolball, Social Sludies College K . PETE J. ALBORANO 420 Prospecl Pl. Slruclural Baseball Major T, lnlra. Baslcelball, Heallh Ed Olifice Armed Forces JOSEPH V. ALEO 42 Langdon Sl., Franklin Sq., N. Y. Aeronaulics Grade Council, Malh Honor Roll College RONALD J. ALFANDRE I76-52 8Olh Rd., Jamaica, N. Y. College Preparafory Cafeleria, Camera, Mafh Honor Roll, Honor Roll College CHARLES J. ALOISIO 2223 Easl 4lh Sl. College Preparalory Library, S. O. S. College ALFONSE AMATO Q77 Tomplgns Avg. ' I r' In -' ra e Cbuncil, Cafeleria, New- man ijubq nn., - I Malh Roll, 1 T Armed Force? t, at! ' FRANK J. AMBROSIO l32-I3 Blsl' Sl., Ozone Parlc, N. Y. Eleclrical Blueprin'rPhofography SlafF,S.O.S., Eleclrical Prep., Camera Club College PAUL G. ANDERSON 9Ol9 Forl Hamillon Pkwy. College Preparalory Arisla, Blueprinf, Capl. Mod. Lang. Office, S. O. S. Cpl., Speech Help Sec'y, Band, Swealer Award, Music Oil., Librarian, Malh Help. German Help, Malh Honor Roll, Honor Roll, 200 College DOUGLAS ANDREWS 829 59th Sf. Chemisfry College HERBERT ANSON 5l2 Beach I351hSf.. Roclraway Beach, L. l. Archifecfural Arisfa, Foofball, Sweafer T, Traclc Mod. T, Blueprinf Edilor-in- Chief, Malh Sludenf, Associale Edifor, Scope. Lieufenanf S. O. S., G. O. Office, G. O. Sales Bureau, Civil Engineering Club, Honor Roll, ZOO Pin College ronaufical ndball, Grade Council, Cafe- feria, Seclion Leader, lnframural Bow' g Cl Mafh Honor Roll, o ollege OS PH . WQALONE 54 JOHN R. APMANN 684 45th Sl. College Preparafory Arisfa, Capf. Swimming Team, Ma- ior T, Grade Council, Senior Class Presidenf, Pool, G. O. Slore Mgr., Mafh Honor Roll, Honor Roll, BTHS College LOUIS AOUILA 520 46lh Sl. Sfrucfural ' Grade Council, General Office, S. O. S. lndusfry MICHAEL ARCIELLO 4825 Avenue O College Preparafory Grade Council, S. O. S., Speech Help, Newman Club College LEON ARONOFF 37l6 Tenfh Ave., N. Y. C. Archifecfural Grade Council, S. O. S., Library lndusfry WILLIAM S. ASSIFF 672 5Olh Sl. College Preparafory Foolball Capf., All Cily Honors, Inf. Bowling, S. O. S., Floor Mgr., Healfh Ed Office, Newman Club College MELVIN S. BACHER l45 Chesler Ave. lndusfrial Design Arf Edifor of Scope, Sporfs An- nouncer lWNYEl, All Cify Radio Workshop, Allied Arfs Club, Hon' or Roll I College . LAWRENCE BADASH i967 Ocean Avenue College Preparafory Arisfa, Judicial Comm., Traclc Team. Mai. T, G. O. Exec. Comm., Grade Council Pres., Blueprinf Ed., Survey Ass'f News Ed. Isf Lf.: Sec., S. O. S., G. O. Office, Malh Hon- or Roll, Honor Roll, ZOO Pin College ROBERT BADE l4IO Avenue S College Preparafory College DONALD G. BAKER l59 Coverf Sf. Archilecfural Blueprinf Assf. Records Edifor, S. O. S., English Help, Cafeferia, Group Advisor's Office, Mafh Honor Roll, Honor Roll, Mod. T, Newman Club College JOHN L52 ' Nor o , PN I I ' . B 'I ' ', e. 2. MA t lg ' ffice, Lib , ' YE Of- lc Q , 1 ' ary, Camera l CHARLES F. BALDUCCI 26-I4 l68fh Sl., Flushing, L. l. College Preparafory S. O. S., Book Room, WNYE Page, Cafeleria College HARRY N. BARONE I64O Easl 33rd SI. College Preparalory Blueprinl Slarl, Caleleria Leader, Isl Ll. Service Squad, Malh Hone or Rall, Maior T College MICHAEL J. BARRO IO44 39lh S+. Chemical Caleleria, Radio and Television Clubs College GEORGE M. BARTHEL J., X 96-I2 Iflblh Ave., I ' I Olzone Park, N. Y. Z lf' College Preparfalory Arisfa. Li. S. O. S., Speech Help, German Help, Honor Roll, Mod. ..T.. College EDWARD D. BASHAW 249 Wesl l5+h Sl., N. Y. C. Archileclural Caleleria, S. O. S. Armed Forces ANTHONY R. BASSOLINO I IO Vanderbill Ave. Induslrial Design Grade Council College FRANK BASSOLINO 326 Willoughby Ave. HERBERT BAUER 86-30 248Ih Sl., Bellerose, L. l. Archileclural Arisla, Foolball Maior T, Malh Help, Malh Honor Roll, Honor Roll, Mod. T College EDMUND H. BAULSI I07O Elder Ave., . . . Aeronaufica GradeC il 'le rua Collgg ' J' ' MICHAEL F. BAUMGARTEN l83-O8 Camden Ave., Sl. Albans, N. Y. Aeronaulical Caleleria, lnlramural Bowling League College GORDON A. BAYM 375 Lincoln Pl. College Preparalory Arisla, Swimming Team Co-Mgr., Mod. T, Malh Sfudenl, Ed.-in- Chief, Blueprinl, General Oflice. WNYE Page, Band, Malh and Physics Teams, WNYE All Cily Radio Workshop, Malh Honor Roll, Honor Roll, ZOO College MARVIN M. BECKERMEISTER 84 Carllon Ave. Chemical Induslry ARTHUR A. BELLISIO ol-I5 77lh Sl., Elmhursl, N. Y. Chemical Foollnall Maior T , Track, Grade Council, Heallh Ed. Swimming, S. O. S., Longfellow Club, BTHS College q A , 'p ,f 1, ri. 0 , Ks A- - A' ' 4 xl' . 1 '57, , A EXANDER s. BELMAN . ,MN ' 422 Hopkinson Ave. ,, till College Preparalory Ll' Arisla, Scope, Science' Bullelin, English Help, .German Help, Lan- guage Gfljce, I. P. Oflice, S. O. S., Ll, Qaleleria, Speech Help, Sur- vey Disfribulion, Dulch Dozen Club, Honor Roll, 200 Pin College FRED T. BENTSEN 8750 Bay Parkway Chemical B. T. H. S., Cross Counlry, Track Major T , Execulive Council, Caf- eleria College lnduslry I . 0-HARRY IG. BERLIN 4 S54f'IfU5CiusIco Skt' Iu 4C6iIege Prepararory Ll. S. O. S., 6.40, Slore, Laie Of- fice, Book Rdom, Newspaper Dis- fribufion, 200 Pin College ARNOLD BERNAS lOl N. Porlland Ave. Chemical Cafeleria, Mafh Honor Roll, Honor Roll College JOSEPH BERZOK I336 Easl I9+l1S+. College Preparalory Arisla, Foolball Team, Swim, In- frarnurals, Horizons, Blueprinl, Or- cheslra, lvlaih Help, English Help, Foreign Lang., Service, Newspaper Disfrib., Slamp and Hislory Club, Honor Roll, Major T College WALTER R. BESENDORFER 34-I5 4IsI SI., L. I. C. College Preparafory LI. S. O. S., Malh Honor Roll, Honor Roll lnduslry HN BIAN 7 59+ . leciric Grade ouncil S. O. S., Malh Honor Roll Indu ry 1 X f FRED. P. BIERSCHENK, JR. I239 Union Sf. College Preparaiory Blueprint S. O. S., Floor Mgr., Cafeleria, Hislory and Public Speaking Sociely, B. T. H. S. College PETER J. BILELLA 230 Easl 97fh Si., N. Y. C. Induslrial Design Indusfry WILLIAM BJORNSON 35-53 l2+h Sf., L. I. C. Archilecfural College HARRY B. BLACK 324 Bay Ridge Ave. Archileclural Cross Couniry, Floor Mgrs Cafeleria College RICHARD A. BLACKFORD ' 75514 l77+h SI., FI S ' g, N. Y. Col ePrepa A ry ' ril soma Club ' o l L 4 A A, J 'xi' ANTHONY J. BLACKWOOD 507 Ballic SI. Slruclural General Office, S. O. S. lnduslry DONALD E. BLOCK 80-B3 Tryon Rd., Jamaica, N. Y. College Preparalory Floor Mgr., S. O. S., Cafeferia, Camera Club, Malh Honor Roll, Honor Roll College ROY E. BOELSTLER 50-I9 63rd Sl., Woodside, N. Y. College Prapararory Floor Mgr., Physics College HENRY G. BOESCH 72I4 64lh Pl., Glendale, N. Y. Slruclural S. O. S., General Office, Mafh Honor Roll Indusfry STANLEY J. BORNY 24 Russell S+. Sfruclural S. O. S. lnduslry EDW RD BORSTG 591, odbi e S+., gewood, .Y. J I fggclrical ' Libraryl GJQO. Sjgsiliureau Cangleema lndlfyfy ROBERT G. BOZZONE 75-24 I8Olh Si., Flushing, N. Y. College Preparalory Newspaper Dist, Li. Library, Caf- eleria, Survey Dial., S. O. S., Or- cheslra Club, Maior T College PAT BRANCACCIO 2l73 Wesl 7fh ST. College Preparalory Floor Mgr., Library, Delergency. English Help, Pres. Scribes Club, Honor Roll, BTHS College DONALD E. BOSS lO3-3l IO9+h Si.. Richmond Hill, N. Y. Elecfrical General Office, Malh Honor Roll, Honor Rall Armed Forces JOHN R. BOTTINO i439 69Tl1 Sl. College Preparafory S. O. S., WNYE Page College LESLIE H. BRENNER 94-O7 4lsl Rd.. Elmhursl, N. Y. Mechanical Grade Council, Sfrenglh of Male- rials, Cafeleria, Floor Mgr., Help Squad, Honor Roll College GEORGE D. BRIFFA 54l Slsi Si. College Preparafory Physics, Cafeieria, Newman Club College LOUIS P. BRILLAS I65l Easi 7+h Sl. Mechanical Book Room, Squad Leader, Malh Honor Roll, Mod. T College JOSEPH M. BROOKS 2466 Easi l5+h S+. Aeronaulical lnduslry RONALD L. BROVETTO 253-22 85lh Rd., Bellerose, N. Y. Aeronaulical Caleferia College AN ON J. B cs,Servic M c ollege I3 ve A, . C EI I FRANK J. BUFFA 67 Bay l4+h S+. Elecirical Grade Council, S. O. S., WNYE Page, Cafeieria Induslry ROBERT H. BULLIS' . I05-I2l3OlhS+,, v wav, Richmon i N,'Y.5 ' Collegeg?pEFal'ory Arisia, Grade Council, Foreign Language Office, S. O. S., Ger- man Help, SPe0cPu1'HePp: Elglikh Help, Band, Mafh Honor Roll, Honor Roll, 200 Pin College TRUE R. BURNS lO4-34 I29+h Sl.. Richmond Hill, N. Y. Eleclrical S. O. S., WNYE Page, Cafeleria Armed Forces ROBERT H. BUSCH BI3 Nosfrand Avenue College Preparafory Grade Council, S. O. S., Cafeleria, Allendance Office, Longlellows, English Help, Camera and Band Clubs, Mod. T College ALFRED BUTLER 92 Lewis Ave. College Preparalory Mafh Office, WNYE Page, All, Office, Physics Club College WILLIAM H. BUTLER ZI4-43 Whhehall Terrace Oueens Village, N. Y. College Preparafory S. O. S., Cafeleria, Hislory Club Mod. T Col'ege WALTER J. BUTTLER 23I-I7 l28+h Ave.. Laurel1'on,N. Y. Elecirical College EUGENE T. BYRNE 590i Glenwood Rd. College Preparalory Baseball Maior T , Service, Mim eograph, Vice-Pres. Slamp Club, Maior T College ARTHUR E. CANNON 445 Easl 5lh S+. College Preparalory Arisla, S. O. S. Ll., Library L+., General Office, G. O. Slore Mgr., Chess Club, Malh Honor Roll, ZOO Pin College JAMES P. CAREW 508 55lh Sl. Sfrucfural Repair College ROBERT F. CAREY 9720 78lh S+., Ozone Park, N. Y. Aeronaufical Swimming, Malh Honor Roll Air Force JOSEPH D. CARLO 757 DeKalb Ave. Slruclural Grade Council, Newman Club Malh Honor Roll, Honor Roll College CLARENCE A. CARLSEN 79 Drigqs Sl., Slalen Island lndusrrial Design Horizons, Malh Sludenl. S. O. S. Cafeleria, Malh Honor Roll lnduslry CARL O. CARLSEN l7l 7O+h Sf. Mechanical S. O. S., Glee Club College RAYMOND C. CASSIDY 644-58lh Sl. College Preparalory Arisla, Grade Council, lvlalh Siu denl, Associale Ed., Library, Pcol Slide Rule Club, Malh Honor Roll Honor Roll College RICHARD H. CASSIN l25 Tardy Lane, So. Wanfagh, N. Y. lnduslrial Design English Help, Allied Arls, lnduslri- al Design Clubs, BTHS College REMO CAVALLUZZI 564 Easl' 37+h SI. College Prepararory Gym Team College ROBERT CAVOTO I9l2 22nd Drive Indusfrial Design Honor Roll lnclusfry EUGENE CHERMACK 52-39 39Ih Ave., L. I. C., N. Y. . Colle e Pre rafor Arisfi Era? C Y Sp ' . , SE F uce High c oo 'r , YNE, H R ll, M.d.l-iiiffg-f O College , is if ANGELO J. CHIARELLA IB9 Navy Si. Archifecfure Isl L+. S. O. S., L+. Library, Boolc Room, Glee Club, Maior T lndusfry JOSEPH E. CHRASTIL 93-23 218th Sl., Queens Village, N. Y. Aeronaulical Boolc Room, lniramural Bowling College LOUIS' M. CHRISTENSEN I323 Brooklyn Avenue Chemical Caleleria WNYE Pa e Vice-Pres. I Q I Longfellows Club College WILLIAM CHRISTIANO 1339 8Orh SI. Mechanical S. O. S., Chem Mimeograph, Chem Repair, Chess Club College JOHN A. CHROPOVKA 4I-IO Vernon Blvd., L. I. C., N. Y. Chemical Floor Mgr.. Music Office Induslry THEODORE CIELENCIEWICZ 56-I6 Hamilfon Pl., Maspelh. N. Y Eleclrical -, . lndusfry f- l rv ' ' A, r.,u., ' 'Y ,Lf ' . jg . ffu I ,. CHARLES CINELLI 25-I6 35+h Ave., L. I. C., N. Y. Slruclural Cafeleria, Service, Library, Newman Club College JOSEPH F. CIRIANO I I28 38+h SI. College Preparalory S. O. S., Floor Mgr., Survey Disf Newman Club lndusfry LEONARD R. COHEN I I9' Jerome SI. Aeronaulical S, O. S., Glee Club, Bancl, B.T.H.S College MELVIN COHEN 548 Belmonl Ave. Eleclrical Physics Squad College RICHARD COLLINS I434 Coney Island Ave. Induslrial Design Grade Council, Newman Club College HAROLD J. COOLEY 390l Avenue D Eleclrical Baseball Team I4 yearsl, Swealer T, Calieleria, S. O. S. College ROBERT P. CORBETT 349 Sl. John's Place College Preparalory Arisla, Scope. S, O. S.. lvlalh. Eng. Help, Malh Honor Roll, Honor Roll College DONALD A. CORLISS 294 l2ll1 Sl. Eleclrical Grade Council, Caieleria, S. O, S., American Hislory Club, lvlalh Honor Roll College SIDNEY CORMAN 2Ol Easl 95th Sl. College Preparalory Service, English Help, Caleleria College ROBERT COSTOMIRIS 30-I5 3Olh Ave., Asloria, N. Y. Aeronaulical Bowling lnlramural, Seclion Lead- er, Book Room, Group Adv. Ofiice, Malh Honor Rall PAUL H. CRESS 42-I5 43rd Ave., L. I. C., N. Y. Archileclural College CLEMENT M. CRONIN 7544 I78ll'i Sl., Flushing, N. Y. Eleclrical Track B. T. H. S., Isl Ll. S. O. S.. Newman Club, Maior T College ROBERT F. CRONIN IO9-02 I l0+h Sl.. Ozone Parlc, N. Y. lnduslrial Design College JOSEPH C. DANA 3l7 Easl Ninlh Sl. Slruclural Capl. Chess Team. Newman Club. Slide Rule. Mall-i Honor Roll lnduslry LOUIS D'ARCONTE l983 Easl Isl Sl. College Preparafory Malh, Library, Delergency College DANIEL W. DAVID 2369 85+h Sl. Chemical College JOHN DEKANY 22-30 42nd Sl., L. I. C., N. Y. Chemical WNYE Page, Repair, Cafeleria, Chem. Prep., Camera Club, Malh Honor Roll, Honor Roll, BTHS College PETER DE MAYO 26 Devonshire Rd., Baldwin, L. l. College Preparalory Bowling Team, Golf Team. S. O. S., English Office, Bowling Club College MICHAEL W. DE NICOLA 460 Linwood Slreel College Preparalary Arisla, Rifle Team, Mai. T , De- baling Team, Science Bullelin Ed- ilor-in-Chiei, Survey Fealures Ed- ilor, S. O. S., Delegale lo All Cily G. O. Council, Vice-Pres. Physics Club, Malh Honor Roll, Honor Roll, ZOO Pin College ROBERT E. DERSE l I Kingslon Ave., Porl Jervis Mechanical Arisla, Longfellows, LI. Library, Glee Club, Malh Honor Roll, Hon- or Roll, ZOO Pin Induslry HENRY F. DETJEN 48-46 63rd Sl., Woodside, N. Y. College Preparalory Lale Office, Caleferia College HERBERT O. DETTMERING lO7-53 l2lsl Sl., Richmond Hill, N. Y. Eleclrical WNYE Page College JOHN P. DEVANEY 554 Sl, Johns Pl. Aeronaulics Infirmary, Book Room, lnlramu- ral Bowling Club College VINCENT J. DI CARLO 28 Marine Ave. Electrical S. O. S., Physics, Chess Club College RALPH G. DI GENNARO IOZO 46+h Sl. Archifeclural Pres. Civil Engineering Club College 5l7Wilson ve 9 clri Kia ' Q6 risfayecl Qu! Library, S Qc. Iinic, Ma Honor Roll, ANTHONY DI S Ele ' l E ' , I . C O-QeRQ T TYUNO 0' MICHAEL DIVER 685 Slerling Pl. College Preparalory Floor Mgrs., Social Sludies, Naro- rium Squads, Newman, One World, Dulch Dozen, Honor Roll, Mod. T College GIYORA DOEH 287 Linden Blvd. College Preparalory Arisla, lniramural Bowling, Blue- prinl Fealures Ed., Survey Edilorial Wriler, Horizon's Lilerary Edilor, S. O. S., Eng. Help, Mech. Draw. Help, Newspaper Disl., Caleleria, One World, Free World and Chess Clubs, Malh Honor Roll, Honor Rall, Major T College ALAN B. DOLMATCH B53 7lI'i Ave., N. Y. C. College Preparalory Arisla, Survey, Blueprint Clubs and Squads Eclilor, Mimeograph, English Help, Caleleria, Mechani, cal Draw. Help, Poll, Malh Honor Roll, Honor Roll, Maior T College GEORGE J. DOUGHERTY 2798 Easl 28+h Sl. Eleclrical Pres. Grade Council, S. O, S., Camera Club College MARTIN DRAPKIN 392 Easl 3rd Sl. College Preparalory Vice Leader Arisla, Science Bul- lelin, Associale Edilor Scope, ln- speclor S. O. S. Pres, Tech Poll, High School of lhe Air, English Help lSecrefaryl, Social Sludies Ollice 81 Technicians, French Help, Currenr Even'l's, Honor Roll, ZOO Pin College MARTIN S. DRESCHER Eleclrical Radio, Malh Honor Roll, Honor Roll LEONARD DUBROWSKY 454 New Lois Ave. College Preparalory Arisla, S. O. S., Delergency, Cal- eleria, Free World, Malh and Speech Clubs, Malh Honor Roll, Honor Roll, Maior T College JOHN M. DULMOVITS 308 Easl' 92d SI., N. Y, C. Aeronaufical Mafh, lnfrarnural Bowling Club, Malh Honor Roll, Honor Roll College 1 X. ,m' BURTON DWORKIN 336 Wyona SI. Eledrical Physics, Malh Honor Roll, Honor Roll College ' . I HJ In WILLIAM J. EHNER 48-I5 4IsI SI., Sunnyside, N. Y. Eleclrical WNYE Page, Repair, Cafe-Ieria, BTHS Armed Forces KARL EHRMANN I6O Easl 88+h SI., N, Y. C. Slrucfural Malh Honor Roll, Honor Roll College JOHN EIMER I68I Linden Sl. Mechanical Traclc, lnfra, Baslcefball. Survey Disfribufion, S. O. S.. Mafh Honor Roll, Honor Roll, Mod. T lndusfry FRANK J. ELISEO IO Bleecker S+. Archifeclural Arisfa, Co. Capr. Cross Counlry, Co-Capl. Track Team, Maior S. O. S., Honor Roll College IRVING ELMAN 2520 E. 23rd SI. Archifeclural English Help, Civil Eng., Slide Rule and Chess Clubs, Honor Roll College ROBERT H. ESSLINGER 60-7I 7IsI Ave., Ridgewood, N. Y. Eleclrical Boolmroom, Public address and Mo- Iion Piclure, Cafeleria, Mafh Honor Roll, Honor R l College QQ-Z NORTON FALK I I58 E. Tenfh Sl. PHIL J. FARINACCI, Jr. ZOZI 66+h S+. Slruciural Co-Capl. Baseball, BTHS, Mai. T College MICHAEL F. FAUVELL 555 Morgan Ave. lnduslrial Design Allied Arfs and Chess Clubs College D J. FEARON 94-33 239+ SI. . . ' I rusla, B ' I ice. ok ' . ' era Clubs M onor e erla emwify UTMJW7 LEONARD J. FEARON 499 Easf l7OIh SI., Bronx, N. Y. College Preparalory Arisia, Grade Council, Tech Sci- ence Bullelin, Eng. Office, Vice Pres. Physics, Chemislry and Glee Clubs, Mod. T College ALAN E. FECHTER 5835 Maspelh Ave., Maspelh, N. Y. Chemical S, O. S., Library, Cafeleria College MA IN h o ' Eleclrical F or Mgr. . i M. l NORMAN S. FEIN 39 Turner Pl. College Preparalory Caleleria, Eng. Help, S. O, S., Scouf, Malh Honor Roll, BTHS College LESLIE T. FELLER SIO9 Brighlon 7lh Sl. College Preparaiory S. O. S., Cafeleria College ELIAS J. FELLIS 34l Easi 82nd Sl., N. Y. C. College Preparalory Adm, Assf. Office College CHARLES FERRUGGIO I69 Hopkins Sl. Archileclural WNYE, Repair, Seciion Leader, Floor Mgrs.. Physics, Newman Club College MARVIN J. FEUER I I43 43rd SI. Aeronaulical Grade Council, Cafeleria College STUART FINE 97-I2 l2lsI Sl.. Richmond Hill I9, N. Y. College Preparalory, Mimeograph, S. O. S., BTHS College FRANKLIN G. FINK lO35 Easl 5lh Sl. College Preparalory Physics Lab., Slide Rule Club College 0 TO sn I' e n lvania e rical Arisla B om, S. O. S., Orch., C fe Mgfh Club, Malh Hon- ell, o Roll, Mod. T ollege 0 DANIEL E. FLEMING 45 Kane PI,, Babylon, N. Y. College Preparalory S, O. S., Caleleria, Floor Mgrs., Slamp Club, BTHS lnduslry THOMAS M. FOLKES l439 EGSI 28lI'1 SI. College Preparalory Baseball Team. Boolc Room, Cale- leria, S. O. S., Eng. Help, One World and French Clubs, Malh College ROBERT J. FOSTER 52 Easl 52nd College Preparalory Scope, Group Advisors, French Help, Malh Honor Roll, Honor Roll College JOHN FOX 472 4lsl Sl. Slruclural Grade Council, Floor Mgr., Cafe- leria, Newman Club, Malh Honor Roll College ANDREW J. FOY 1223 Halsey Sl. Eleclrical Group Advisors, S. O. S. College TERRY P. FRANCINO 9628 42nd Ave.. Corona, N. Y. Chemical Arisfa, Mafh Team, Ed. Mafh Sfu- denf, Chem. Prep, Chem. Office, Mafh Help, WNYE Office, Book Room, Music Office, Vice Pres. Mafh Club, Maih Analysis Club, Maih Honor Roll, Honor Roll, Mod. College HT.. HARRY B. FRANK 20I Sferling Pl. College Preparafory Blueprinl' . S. O. S., Camera Club, Mafh Hon- or Roll, Honor Roll, BTHS College SANFORD M. FRANKFORT 38 Easf 5lsI' Sf. Chemical Bowling lnframurals, Physics, S. O. S. College ARTHUR C. FREELY I l5'53 I I7'I'h Si. Sfrucfural Inspecfion Lab. Armed Forces GEORGE FRIEDMAN 539 Easl' 5'Il'1 Si. Indusfrial Design Honor Roll College KARL E. 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GERIAK l405 Albany Ave. College Preparalory Arisra, Library, General Office, French Helpg English Help: Poll. Sec., Newspaper Disf., S. O. S., Honor Roll, Maior T College ALLAN C. GERMAIN I767 Conway S+., Seaford, L. I. College Preparalory Malh Sfud., S. O. S., Mafh Office, Library, Deiergenl, Malh Club, Mafh Honor Roll, Honor Roll, BTHS, Arisfa College VICTOR M. GIESE IO63 Seneca Ave. Mechanical Indusfry JAMES V. GILLEN I224 Easf 351h SI. Eleclrical Physics, S. O. S., Newman Club Indusfry GASPARE GIOIA 2774 Coney Island Ave. College Preparafory Eng. Help, Library, Allenclance Olzliice, Swimming, S. O. S., New- man Club, Mafh Honor Ro'I College ANTHONY GIORDANO I965 58th SI. Mechanical S. O. S. lndusfry SHELDON GLASER IO7-O5 I04Il'1 SI., Ozone Park lo, N. Y. Chemical Grade Council Caleleria Floor Mgr., Chem. Of' Tice College PHILIP M. GODFREY I3l Heyward SI. Eleclrical Physics Preparalory, English Office Colleqe JAMES L. GOETTINGER 8756 97+h Sl., Woodhaven, N. Y. College Preparalory Physics, S. O. S. College SZLWFMH. eopcag 8 ve u Eleclricol i l L+. sg sgpiyjv Prep., WNYE Page! fel ia, C ess Club, Mod. .,-I... Collegg, ' MARTIN B. GOLDMAN i577 Lincoln Pl. College Preparalory Arisfa, English Help, S. O. S., Lunch Room, Glee Club, Mafh Honor Roll, Honor Rall, Mod. T, Blueprinl College ALAN T. GONSETH 84-68+h Sl. College Preparalory Service, Infirmary, Pool, Slide Rule Club College NORMAN GOODMAN 947 Monlgomery Sl. College Preparalory English Help, Cafeferia College EDWARD L. GORDON I64O Slerling Pl. College Preparalory Arisla, Science Bullelin, Ed. Scope, English Office, French Help, S. O. S., Poll., English Help, High School of lhe Air, Currenl Evenfs Club, Malh Honor Roll, Honor Roll, Ma- jor T College REGINALD T. GRANT I32-Ol 97lh Ave.. Richmond Hill, N. Y. Aeronaulical Arisfa, Gym Team, BTHS, L+. S. O. S., Mafh Honor Roll, Honor Roll, Maior T College JOSEPH E. GRECH 257 Wesl' Zlsf Sl. Aeronaulical S. O. S. College l653 Easl lOfh S+. College Preparalory Physics Office, Ll. S. . ., ng. Help, Speech Help, Repair, One World Club, Mod. T College ARNOLD G. GREENBERG IO-848 38+h Ave.. Corona, N. Y. College Preparafory Chem. Prep., Mech. Draw. Help, S. O. S., Malh Help, Mod. T College ARTHUR A. GREENBERG 56 Dover Sf. College Preparalory Arisfa, Capl. Golf Team, Track Team, BTHS, Bowling, Managing Ed. Blueprinl, Survey, Ed. Horizons, Grade Council, Book Room, Math Help, Eng. Help, Leader High School of Jrhe Air, S. O. S., Math Honor Roll, Honor Roll, Maior T College JOHN GREGORY 150 95lh Sf. College Preparalory Arisfa, Library, English Office, Re- cording, Book Room, Squad Lead- er, Cafeferia, Mafh Honor Roll, Honor Roll, Maior T College PAUL GRGAS 264-O9 85fh Ave., Floral Pk., N. Y. Aeronaulical Cafeleria College PAUL J. GRIECO IOBO 38+h Sl. Archileclural S. O. S., BTHS ALVIN J. GROSS 556 Avenue Z College Preparalory S. O. S., Repair College WILLIAM C. HALLSTEIN I I9-I 7 200l'h S+., ST. Albans, N. Y. Mechanical Chem., Repair Armed Forces SANFORD HAMMER 650 Crown Sl. College Preparalory Arisla, Blueprint Assl. Clubs ECI., S. O. S., Cafeleria, Mimeograph, English Help, Mall: Help, Cul' Slip, Malh Honor Roll, Honor Roll, Mod. T College ADOLPH J. HANSEN BOI8 I3+h Ave. College Preparalory Arisla, Grade Council, Sec'y, Blue- prinf, Senior Class Treas., Ll. S. O. S., Pres. Longfellows Club, Malh Honor Roll, Honor Roll, Maior T College RICHARD C. HANSEN lOI5 76ll'1 Sl. College Preparalory S. O. S., Mafh Honor Roll, Honor Roll College ROGER H. HANSEN BSI 68+h Sl. College Preparalory Service, Delergency, Floor Mgrs., Caleleria, BTHS College THOMAS A. HARDING 234 26lI'1 Sl. Chemical Cafeleria, Vice Pres. One World Sec. T. V. Club, Chess Club lnduslry RONALD J. HARING 6304 Ellol Ave., Middle Village, N. Y. Slruclural Floor Mgr., Chem. Office, Malh Honor Roll lnduslry JAMES F. HARRIS IIO-25 2I5+h Sl., Queens Village, N. Y. College Preparalory Library, Malh Honor Roll College FRANK HAUSER 5l7 E. 33rd Sl., N. Y. C. Slruclural Malh Honor Roll, Honor Roll College RICHARD r i HAUS 7220 S . O. S.. r paper Disl., oor College 4, 581 NY .en H ISIS I r. T' ' CARLIN J. HEIMAN I2l4 E. 9ll1Sl. College Preparalory Service, Delergency, Music Office, G. O. Office, Cafeferia, Dance Band, WNYF, Glee Club, Malor T Music College MARTIN S. HEIMOWITZ 202 Easl 9ls+ Sl. College Preparalory Cafeleria, Currenl Evenls Club, Malh Honor Roll, Honor Roll College 5. ,SA ,fm 1 K WILL AM . HQS ,I l605 b . s-' A . mix.. Colle Pre ralory ri +. S. O. S., Pbll,4Gerrnqn IE. , Malh lf-lonog Honor ll,BTHS . ' A , College H I . 2 DONALD J. HELLER 2840 Ocean Ave. Eleclrical Arisla, Swimming lnlramurals, Grade Council, Blueprinl Rec. Ed., High School of Ihe Air, Floor Mgrs., S. O. S., Eleclrical, Repair, Cafeferia, Hisiory, Scou+, Slide Rule and Siamp Clubs, Maior T , Honor Rall College ERNEST W. HELMKE l798 New York Ave. College Preparafory LI. 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Archllecfure S.O.S., Civil Engineering, Malh Honor Roll, Honor Roll College THOMAS MAGGIO 60-59 68fh Ave. College Preparalory Arisla, Grade Council, S. O. S.. Radio, English Help, Cafeleria, Pholography, Sec.: Slide Rule, Honor Roll, BTI-IS College FRED K. MANASSE I253 Ward Ave., Bronx College Preparalory Arisla, Malh Sludenl, Assl. Ed.: Squad Leaders. Eng., French, WNYE, Mafh Honor Roll, Honor Roll, Mod. T College JOHN J. MARCINIAK 8637 Ave. Elecl al Base a eam, S.O. , brar, Malh Honor Roll, o College RUSSELL E. MARHEFKA 968 New Yorlr Avenue College Preparalory Grade Council, Malh, English. Mafh Honor Roll, Honor Roll College CHARLES S. MARINELLI 34-I3 Broadway Long Island Cily, N. Y. Eleclrical lnduslry HARRY J. MARTINUCCI 2l2 Schenclc Ave. College Preparafory Caleieria, Book Room, OneAWorld, French-American College VINCENT MAR CCI 115.56 24 Haig. rona ic G o cil, English Help, H nor Roll, Honor Roll, HS S Q College N M JOSEPH A. MASTRANGELO 243 Dahlgren Pl. College Preparalory S. 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I College Preparaiory I, Arisla, Cheerleaders Minor T , A- Blueprinf, L+. Service, WNYE Page, -. if English Help, Malh Help, Hisfory, JL'-vf 4.4 Slamp, Chess and Slide Rule Clubs, Malh Honor Roll, Honor , , ,Cn Rall, zoo Pin 'VM-215.538 College JAMES G. METROPOLE Archileclural Swimming, Cafeferia, S. O. S.. Mod. T, BIueprin+ College CARL R. MEYER l6O I9'rh Sl. Aeronaufical Armed Forces PAUL E. MEYROWIVII 7-03 1EO'rh S+! ' --f eyh vQFSI',,J4. Yr: gk . I 'I lglstilricil ' , f English Office, V General Office, ' Swilchboard, S. O. S., BTHS College- 1 'tn' X J WILLIAM S. MICHAELS I l23 Avenue N Eleclrical Foolball, Floor Mgr., Cafeleria, Honor Roll Armed Forces RONALD E. MICHEL 35 Orange Sf. College Preparalory S. O. S., Alfendance Office, Cale- leria, Mod. T College ROBERT MICICH 44-I I 65'rh S+., Woodside, N. Y. College Preparafory English Help, Alfendance Office, S. O. S., Physics Club College ALAN N. MILLER I956 59+h S+. lnclusfrial Design Ari Ed. Horizons, Ari Sfafl Scope, lnlramural Bowling College I I9-O7 227lh Sf., Cambria Heighis, N. Y. Eleclrical Track, Book Room, Elec. Lab. Prep., wo!! . E ROBERT M. MILLER 700 Easl New York Ave. Chemical Capl. Baskelball, L+. S. O. S., Chem Prep., Physics Prep., Radio Office, Cui' Slip, Slamp Club, Mafh Honor Roll, Honor Roll, Mod. HT, Arislo College HOWARD E. MINITER 154-27 Powell's Cove Blvd., Beechhursl, N. Y. College Preparafory Arisla, Track Team Mod. lst Ll. S. O. S., Malh Honor Roll, Honor Roll, Maior T College R if INZE il en . 'Ca r ' . ge, afereria, Repair lndusfry ' F as 48+h S+. I ge Pr alory uv y ' ibufion. English Ori., Ph si s quad, S. O. S., Cafeleria, BT Co eqe BURTON H. MOKOTOFF 2357 63rd Sl. College Preparatory S. O, S., Cafeleria, English Help, Recording, Honor Roll College KENNETH B. MOLLER 773 44rh Si. Indusrrial Design lndusfry JOSEPH MONACO 88-26 l32nd Si., Richmond Hill, N. Y. Sfrucfural S. O. S., Caleleria Induslry F Q JORDAN I, MDRGANSIEINQ BI No. Paillandboxve. ' I xr nr College rep afory w , . Science 'Bulle 'n, S. S1.'Cafe- reria T in ' 4 College ' ,vm ' .arf ' ,l I JOSEPH A. MORRISON 462l Clarendon Rd. College Preparafory Arisla, Eng. Office, Eng. Help, Survey Disrribulion, S. O. S., Capf. Recording, Newspaper Disrribulion, Chem. Lab., Mimeograph, Gen. Office: Physics, Allied Arls and Menorah, Honor Roll College THEODO I8-43 l2ls . College P , ln uslr' SI A o e ROBERT J. MULLIGAN 26-5I 3OTh Sl., L. I. C., N. Y. Sfruclural Grade Council, Book Room, S. O. S., Newman Club, BTHS College DANIEL L. MURANO 674 Lincoln Pl. College Preparalory Arisla, Fealure Wriler Survey, Gr. Council, Poll, Eng. Help., S. O. S., Glee Club, Malh Honor Roll, Honor Roll, BTHS College LOUIS NACAMULI Glee Club, Malh Honor Roll, Sfruclural Malh Honor Roll. Honor Roll College MICHAEL D. NADLER 2065 Easf Zlsl S+. Arisla, Capt, Rifle Team, Swealer Sporfs Ed. Survey, Sporfs Ed. Blueprint L+. S. O. S., Band Swear- er Award, Math Honor Roll, Honor Roll, 200 Pin College MURRAY NADLER 646 Adee Ave., N. Y. C. Chemical Ma+h, Cafeleria, Mafh Honor Roll, Honor Roll College .19 BERT PIER 6 B . C ge paralory risfa, A end nce Office, Music ice, B , Orchesfra, Dance cl. . ., All Cily Orcheslra cerl' Band, Malh Honor Ro , Honor Roll, 200 College JOSEPH R. NAPOLI ZOI Clinion Ave. College Preparafory Baseball Maior T College Q STEPHEN NEVEROSKI 99 Duponf Sl. Mechanical lnduslry BERNHARD NISTAD l53 Avenue P Chemical Arisla, Science Bullefin, Library, S. O. S. L+., Chem. Prep., Slamp and Physics Clubs, Honor Roll, Maior T College JOHN J. NOWICKI IB6 Kem' Sl. Slruclural S. O. S., Newman Club Armed Forces JOHN NOVAK lol I Sl. Marks Ave. Archileclural College DONALD J. O'BRlEN I52I Easl' l5ll'1 Sl. Chemical lnlramural Baslcelball BTHS, Grade Council, Physics Prep., WNYE, Cafeleria College KENNEDY P. O'BRIEN I24-O7 Zbfh Ave., College Poinf, N. Y. Chemical Grade Council, Cafeferia College JAMES A. 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C. Eleclrical S, O. S., Cafeleria, Honor Roll College ., f , 'i ! ',:'4!Ti ' Y. 7,1 I 'l ,J V .- I EDWARD J. PALANEK I32 Dorsef Ave., Alberlson, N. Y. College Preparalory Arisla, Foolball, Vice Pres. Senior Class, Heallh Educalion Office, S. O. S., Malh Honor Roll, Honor Roll, Maior T Foolball, BTHS Foolball College THOMAS PANTANO 273 89+h S+. lnduslrial Design Caleleria, lnduslrial Design Club, Malh Honor Roll, Honor Roll College ANTON PAPP 440 Easl' l38+h Sl., N. Y. C. Mechanical G. O. Sec., Grade Council, Sci- ence Bullelin Asso. Ed., Survey Dislribufion, S. O. S.: Physics, Slamp, Scouf and Chess Clubs, Major T College CHARLES P. PASSLER I942 lsl. Boo , . College A ALEX R. PAWLUKIEWICZ ol-OS 82nd Sl., Elmhursf, N. Y. Chemical Foolball Mod. T , Traclc, lnlra- mural Baslcelball, Grade Council, Healih Ed. College ALAN D. PECK ll983rd Sl. College Preparalory WNYE, Placemenl Office, Pool, Squad Leaders, Newman Club, Mafh Honor Roll, Honor Roll, BTHS AUGIE PELLATI IOO9-69'l'h Sl. 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Isl Ll., English l-lelp, Malh Honor Roll, Honor Roll, Ma- ior T lnduslry DONALD RICHARD 328 Bushwick Ave. Chemical Survey, Caleleria, S. O. S., One World Club lnduslry ROBERT E. RICHTER 84-ll 57lh Rd., Elmhursl, N. Y. College Preparalory Swimming BTI-IS, Grade Council, Library: Allendance Office, Sup- ply Room, S. O. S.: Physics and Aulomolive Clubs, Honor Roll, BTHS College DOLPH . R BE A Sene . , .Y. clrlca . Eleclrical Prep., 'WNYE Page, Re- cor In ,Auf ,Che , and Physics bs, al Roll, Honor oll . lry,f g Y HOWARD D. RING lO82 Presidenl Sl. College Preparalory Survey Dislribulion, Mimeograph, French Help, Honor Roll, BTHS College ROBERT K. RITCHIE HI-l I l69lh Sl., Jamaica, N. Y. Chemical Grade Council, Blueprint Floor Mgrs., Caleleria, Physics Aid: One World, Camera, and Slamp Clubs, BTHS College PAUL F. RIZZITANO 20l4 83rd Sl. Chemical Office, Music College FRANK R. RIZZO IO9-52 lO9+h Sl.. Ozone Parlc, N. Y. 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Eleclrical Floor Mgrs., Physics, Mechanical Drawin hess ubs ' College ' 'll ,pkg ' ,,,,' ,600 gs , , RALPH ROSEN 7 l5O'3O Melbourne Ave., 1 Kew Garden Hills, N. Y. Chemical Arisla, Swimming lnlramurals, Chem. Prep., Service, Library, Chem. Office, Slamp Club, Malh Honor Roll, Honor Roll, BTHS College AARON M. ROSENBERG 2338 33rd Ave., L. I. C., N. Y. College Preparalory Aeronaulical College SAMUEL L. ROSENFELD l56O Coney Island Ave. College Preparalory Mafh Office, Survey Dislribulion, Cafeleria, S. O. S. College MARTIN ROSINSKY 646 Argyle Road College Preparalory Arisla, Tennis Team, Lf. S. O, S.. Eng. Help, Physics Lab., Chess Club, Malh Honor Roll, Honor Roll, Maior T College BJORN A. ROSSING I64-O6 I IO+h Rd., Jamaica, N. Y. College Preparalory Arisla, Group Aclvisor, Allendance Office, Physics, Chem, Glee Club lMusic Awardl, Hislory and Phys- ics Clubs. Honor Roll, Maier T College PAUL A. ROTA 2l6 Easl' 95fl'1 Sl., N, Y. C. Aeronaulical Grade Council, lnlramural Bowl- in ' Q Colleg dj 6065.75 MARTIN ROTHFIELD 86 Church Ave. Aeronaulical Baseball Team, Malh Help, Caleferia College FRANCIS A. RUCKERT 69-34 Juniper Valley Rd., Middle Village 79, N. Y. Mechanical Arisla, Circulalion Mgr. of Survey, Science Bullelin, Caleleria, Malh Honor Roll, Honor Roll College RICHARD W. RUDMAN 525 85'rh Sl. Eleclrical Eleclrical Prep. Squad lnduslry FREDERICK L. RUDOLPH 3l4 Calon Ave. Chemical Sales Bureau, Supply Room: Scoul and Squad Leaders Clubs College SEYMOUR P. RUDOLPH 67 Reid Avenue Slruclural Foolball Team, Floor Mgr., Hebrew Menorah Cullure Club, Malh Hon- or Roll, Honor Roll Armed Forces LEROY S. RUFFETT 38l6 Church Ave. College Preparalory Physics, Hislory Club, Honor Roll College ROCCO R. RUGGIERO l49 Park Ave. Chemical Malhemalics Slud. Edilorial Slalf, Sec. Malh Team, Malh Honor Roll. Honor Roll College EDWARD W. RUSS 60-40 Melropolilan Ave. Eleclrical lnduslry ANTHONY RUSSO 2043 Easl' 34lh SI. Eleclrical English Help, S. O. S., Newman Club, Malh Honor Roll, Honor o lille Fm.. -ni. -Mpc xl ,wo i 01 BARTHOLOMEW RUSSO 542 85+h Sl. Induslrial Design S. O. S.: Camera, Newman, One World, Allied Arls Clubs, Mafh Honor Roll, Honor Roll College JAMES F. RYAN 768 Coney Island Ave. Slrucfural Vice Pres. G. O., Grade Council, Execulive Commillee, S. O. S., G. O. Office, Caieleria, Newman Club. Maior T Armed Forces THOMAS O. RYAN l6l6 Easl 35'Ih SI. Aeronauiical Cafeleria, S. O. S., Newman, Mod- el Airplane and Aulomobile Clubs, Malh Honor Roll Armed Forces EUGENE J. SACHSENMAIER 865 Onderdonlc Ave. Mechanical S. O. S., Book Room, Newman Club, Malh Honor Roll Indusiry RONALD J. SADERHOLM 94 Russell Si., Sialen Island, N. Y. Indusirial Design Grade Council, Supply Room, S. O. S., Caieieria. Mod. T College JOHN W. SADLER IO9-23 2I5lI'1 SI., Queens Village, N. Y. College Preparalory Bowlin Varsil Ma'or T Grade Q Yr I 1 Council, S. O. S., Floor Mgr., New- man Club, Honor Roll, Mod. 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S., Physics, Caleleria, Boosler Club College JOHN T. SCHUTZMAIER 94-I5 96+h S+., Ozone Park, N. Y. Aeronaulical Swimming, S. O. S., Aulomobile Armed Forces MARVIN M. SCHWAEBER 82-I8 l67'rh Sl., Jamaica, N. Y. Elecfrical Cafeferiag Pholography and Slamp Clubs College HARRY SCHWARTZ l23l E. l3lh Sl. Archileclural Arisla, Drawing Office, Survey Dis- fribulion, Slamp Club, Malh Hon- or Roll, Honor Roll, BTHS College MORTIMER SCHWARTZ 36l Easl 2nd Sl. College Preparalory Leader Arisfa, Asso. Ed. Science Bullelin, Ed. in Chief Survey, Ed. Scope, Pres. Poll, Isl L+. S. O. S., Pres. Currenl Evenlfs, Malh Honor Roll, Honor Roll, ZOO Hislory Club Pres, College MELVIN SCHWEITZER lOll Dumonl Ave. College Preparafory Malh Sludenl, Chem Prep., Ama- feur Radio Sociely, Malh Honor Roll, Honor Roll, BTHS College CHARLES G. SCIARA I33-43 84th Sl., Ozone Parlc, N. Y. College Preparalory Floor Mgr., S. O. S., BTI-IS College JAMES J. SCOTT 3 I7 SBII1 Sl. Eleclrical Grade Council, Floor Mgrs., Cafe leria, S. O. S., Newman Club Induslry CARMINE A. SCOTTO 284 Presidenl' Sf. College Preparalory Floor Mgrs., Cafeleria, S. O. S. Currenr Evenfs Club, Band and Orchesfra College MYRON A. SEIDEN 37 Schenclc Ave. College Preparalory Floor Mgr., Special Science, Cale- Ieria, Mal Honor Ro , I-lo r Roll College RUSS J. SEIFERT 8039 223rd Sl.. Queens Village, N. Y. College Preparalory Bowling School Medal, S. O. S., BTI-IS College FREDERICK P. SEITZ .. W 89-62 22Is+ SI., ' A S Oueens Village, N. Y. Eleclrical S. O. S., S CI b I lndusjdgyymp U rf' was 4' S i ff Q f . 116' I . ' f. . NICHOLAS S. SEWACK 340 E, Sixlh Sf. Elecfrical lnduslry PAUL H. SHAFF I5Ol Ocean Pkwy. College Preparalory Blueprinl, Group Advisers. S.O.S., Mechanical, lvlafh Honor Roll College ROBERT Z. SHAKIN IO5-44 I32nd ST.. Richmond Hill, N.Y. College Preparalory Arisla, Inframural Bowling School Medal, Grade Council, Scope, German Help, English Help, Floor Mgrs., S. O. S., Malh Honor Roll, Honor Roll, Mod. T College HOWARD N. SHATKIN 5 Debevoise SI. Eleclrical Maih Club, Honor Roll College MICHAEL S. SHIFFER I IO-l I IO7+h Ave., Richmond Hill, N. Y. College Preparalory Arisla, General Oflice, Mimeo- graph, Siamp, Malh Honor Roll, Honor Roll, Mod. T College PAUL F. SIMMS IBI4 Cornelia SI. Slruclural Mafh Honor Roll lnduslry STUART J. SILVERMAN 240 Crown SI. College Preparalory Survey, Malh Sludenl, Blueprinf, WNYE Page. Melh Help, Eng Help, Newspaper Dislribulion Cafeferia College SETH D. SILVERSTEIN 305 Linden Blvd. College Pre aralory P Arisla, S. O. S., Physics, Eng. Help, Malh Honor Roll, Honor Roll Mod. T College RICHARD G. SKELLY 3608 Ouenlin Rd. Eleclrical Grade Council, WNYE Page, Li brary, Caleieria, Eleclrical Prep.. S. O. S. Armed Forces ALLAN F. SLOMAN 2303 Bedford Ave. Archileclural High School of Ihe Air College JACK SMITH I I6-I I 95Ih Ave.. Richmond Hill, N.Y. College Preparalory College HENRY M. SOBELL 79I3 2OlI1Ave. College Preparalory Tennis Team Capf., Science Bulle- Iin, S. O. S., Malh Honor Roll, Honor Roll, BTHS College eeonee sol ' 835 Zn v oll Pr ral ouncil, elp, . S., Cafe? ewman Club Ilege DONALD W. SOUWEINE 66-57 70'rh SI., Middle Village, Queens College Preparalory lnduslrial Processes Office, Gen- eral Office, Maih Honor Roll College JOEL SPERANS 229-OB I38I'h Ave., Laurellon, N. Y. College Preparalory Supply Room, Cafeleriag Aulomo live and lnlramural Bowling Clubs Honor Roll College RICHARD SPE O 45 Hf' Sl. I . EI li, . ' gf Phys: M no oll CO -1 I ' P3 BERNARD SPIESS 632 Easf I I+l'1 Sf., N. Y. C. College Preparalory S. O. S., Lale Office, Cafeleria, Marla Honor Roll, Honor Roll, BTHS College - 1 i CARMEN S.',5PlNELl.Ajlb, 64.C-Yrayiifegi. ,K ' Eleclrical T Grade Council,'Lale Office lnduglny . .iz , K PAUL J. SPITZLAY I535 Easl lOll'! Sl. Eleclrical Caleleria, S. O. S., Newman Club, Malh Honor Roll lnduslry JOSEPH G. SPOLIZINO 603 92nd 'Sli Aeronaulical General Ofpce Armed Forces WILLIAM C. STADTMILLER 72-I2 Myrlle Ave. Slruclural Grade Council S. O. S., Cafeleria, Aulomolive Club, Honor Roll Armed Forces MYRON STAHL 444 Miller Ave. College Preparalory College ERLING E. STANGE 220 72nd Sl., N. Y. C. College Preparalory Service, Eng. Office, Caleleria College THOMAS L. STAPLETON 34 Buller Place College Preparalory Scope, English Help, Speech Help, Caleleria, S. O. S., All Cify Radio 'Worlcshop, Bowling lnlramurals, Honor Roll, Mod. T College FRED A. STAR IO Wilson v. l r' Council, Eleclriw Prep., P BHS College rf! I 4. RONALD J. STARKES IO6 Carllon Ave. College Preparafory Eng., Library College HUBERT M. STAVRAND I37-29 224lh Sl., Laurellon, N. Y. College Preparalory Arisla, Supply Room: lnframural Bowling and Aulomolive Clubs, Mafh Honor Roll, Honor Roll, BTHS College 5801 '7 1-19 H C AB L s 1 - -7'-l l J Q, - A . A- -'.., f5'-W UAW C ,a u i ial la 0 'n 1 DAVID B. STERN I62O Avenue l Cliemislry Library, Physics Prep., Chem Prep., Glee Club, BTHS College THEODORE STINIS 85-43 Clievy Chase Sl. KENNETH C. H. STOCKHOFF l28-O3 l l5+h Ave., Soufh Ozone Parlc, N. Y. 1 College Preparalory Arisla, S. O. S.: Slamp. Chess, and Slide Rule Clubs, Malh Honor Roll, Honor Roll, Mod. T College ROBERT L. STORCKS l6B4 Easl 48th S+. Eleclrical Cross Counlry Co. Capl., Maior T , Traclc Co. Capl., Mod. T , Aflendance Office, Caleleria, Ma+h Honor Roll, Honor Roll College EDWARD J. STRA L T I 69-l865+hS+..6l El clrical QV B o .S. O. S. r . I rg J fi iz ' .V. EDMUND E. STREIBEL 400 Cenrral Blvd., New Hyde Park, N. Y. College Preparalory Bowling lnlramurals, Squad Lead- ers, Floor Mgrs,, Physics: Model Airplane X1 German Help, Malh Honor Roll, Honor Roll College JOSEPH W. STUMP 69-73 l79l'h Sf., Flushing, N. Y. Eleclrical Bowling lnframurals, S. O. S., Li- brary, Eleclrical Pre ., Music Ol- lice, Caleleria, N man Club, Malh Honor Rall, cinor Roll, Mod. T I ' Qi College X lx rl 5 U- i 3, GENE SYPINSKL7 , ' 204'l4+h S+. K Elecrricdl - V ,Q MQHE Honovkoll 1' ,Armed Forcps 'l 5' f I xxx Yrvj xi I in 1 if JJ - ' i. A R r l T r. ' I 1 Rosen J. swArf1soN . 842 43rd sf. Eleclrical Colle ' WW RALPH SWANTECK 59-36 6O+h Lane, Maspelh, N. Y. Chemical Soccer Team, Maior T College LAWRENCE J. SWARTZ I5 Hawlhorne Sl. Eleclrical Malh Ollice, Floor Mgr., Malh Honor Roll Armed Forces ARTHUR SWOTINSKY IQ63 74ll'i Sl. College Prepararory English Help, French Help, Malh Team, Malh Honor Roll, Honor Roll College ROBERT T. TEKEYAN 3 I5 69+h Sl. lnduslrial Design English Help: Slide Rule 31 lndus- lrial Design, Malh Honor Roll, Honor Roll College THEODORE THOMTE 4Il Elmwood Avenue College Preparafory Arisla, Q.-O. Pres., Survey Feafure Ediff Science Bullelin Ed. in Ch' ,UdYS+udenl, English l-lelp, High School 'of lhe -KffPres. Physics b, r Maior ,,, 96 College ANDREW . T OBEN , 7I9-4Isl'i f ,JU Eleclric ' Inf ur '4S ' . eam dal, S 7-n ea rs, l ep., ' CI , Ma nor Roll, -- r Rol llege WESLEY T. TOLLESEN 759 42nd Sl. Srruclural Swimming lnlramurals, Grade Council, Malh Honor Roll College .. 61 6' Q, If 0 -QI' I CARLO M. TOLVE I77 5+h Ave. Eleclrical S. O. S., Libra fy, Floor Mgr. lnduslr V. ,' 122, f 'S 'WZE67' :M fa rj' FRED C. TROLL 94-O9 lO4ll'1 Sl.. Ozone Park, N. Y. Elecfri l f' .O ., Honor Roll us r ,dv iii WM' MICHAEL L. TROMBETTA 40-49 99I'l1 Sl.. Corona, N. Y. Chemical Arisla, Malh Team, lnlramural Swimming, Malh Sludenl, Chem. Prep., Music Office, Malh Help, Book Room: Mafh, Chess 81 Malh A...3l','3is Clubs, Malh Honor Roll. Honor Roll, Mod. T College MARTIN TRUST 8I Graflon Sf. College Preparalory Arisla, Blueprinf, Grade Council Sec., Cafeferia, S. O. S., Orches- Ira, Malh Honor Roll, Honor Roll, Mod. T College JOSEPH J. TUNKEL SIO Easi 88+h Sl., N. Y. C. Slruclural Cafeleria, Floor Mgr., English Help, Repair, Newman Club lndustry MICHAEL A. TURIN 982 Easl 28+h S+. College Preparalory Arisra, Treasurer, Adv. Mgr. Sur- vey, Slallli Maih Sluclenr, L+. S. O. S., Tab. Mgr. Poll, Tufor English Help, Band lMusic Awardl, Spe- cial Science Club, Malh Honor Roll, Honor Roll, 200 College RICHARD UDOVICH I94 23rd Sl. lndusfrial Design lnduslry I , . Ih o ark, N. Y. El I ls Ll. S. O. S., Slage Eleclrical 8: P Iolic Address, 200 College DONALD A. VANDERVEER I427 Easl 57ll1 Sl. Mechanical Grade Council, Model Airplane Club College ROBERT B. VAN DEUSEN 975 79Ih SI. Eleclrical Floor Mgr.. Physics, S. O. S., Longfellows Club, Malh Honor Roll, Mod. T College ANTHONY J. VECCHIO 82-4l 256+h Sl., Floral Park, N. Y. Mechanical Arisra, Science Bullefin, Survey Dislribulion, Malh Help, Library, Marh Club, Malh Honor Roll, Honor Roll, Mod. T College EDWARD G. VERDERBER 458 Pulaski SI. Slrucrural Bowling lnlramural, Caleleria, Re- pair, S. O. S., Newman Club College DONALD VIOLA l2O Bay Slh Sl. Eleclrical Grade Council, One World Club College PETER F. VITACCO 2029 59+h Sl. Eleclrical Adminisfralive Asst, Cafe+eria, Malhemalics Office lnduslry 1 x JOSEPH RJVOLPE 96-30 I49'l'h Ave., gtonelljarli. N. YL ' Elecirical Elec+. Prep., Radio Club U. S. Marines VINCENT VOLPICELLI I I39 4OIh Sl. R College Pre or ory Gle ub, . V . ' , ime qhad, Eng. Office, od. T C ll , 0 lege ' so ,,sXf! .J R., .5 f CHARL s B y . rical Arisla, Awww. ., . English lp, lecirical Pre .. o , Mod. T ollege RAY J. WAGNER 9323 Sbfh Drive, Woodhaven, N. Y. College Preparalory Grade Council, Malh Honor Roll, Honor Rall College EDWARD J. WADE 463 62nd SI. Archileciural Group Advisors Office, Repair lndusiry EUGENE G. WAGNER 6044 Grove SI.. Ridgewood, N. Y. College Preparalory Floor Mgr., Chess Club, Honor Roll College HERMAN J. WALKER 4l Adrian Ave., N.Y. C. Slruciural Foolball Team, Library, S. O. S., English Office, Gym, Book Room, Music Office, Caleieria, Newman Club, BTHS College I34 Norlh 7l'h Si Elecfrucal If 'H HENRY WARDAK A Mimeograph Office, Chess Club. Mafh Honor Roll, l-lonor Roll ? College ' I EUGENE C. WARF D i I 125-04 lo7+h Ave., . Richmond Hill, N.Y. , 3 ' I. Eleclrical W ' II' Foreman. Sfage Elecfrical, pnor Roll L' ,xt Armed Forces N. V A o IVAR U. WARNQUIST 77I 56+h SI. Archileclural College ALLEN L. WASSERMAN ZI4 Roclcaway Pkwy. College Preparaiory Arisla, Grade Council, Poll, Chem Prep., Chem Helpg Mafh Analysis, Advanced Chem, 8: Glee Clubs, Malh Honor Roll, Honor Roll, BTHS College KEITH A. WEBB 90-60 206+h SI., Hollis, N. Y. Aeronaulical In usiry 1 l ffiyf MEM!! ARNOLD J. WEBER 60-57 68ih Rd. Aeronauiical S. O. S., Cafeleria, Aulo Club Armed Forces JOHN G. WEGNER 58 Easi 2nd Si. Eleclrical LI. Library, S. O. S., Newman Club, Malh Honor Roll, Honor Roll College ,4 , if RICHARD T. WEIL 8828 26+h Ave. Eleclrical Library, Mecharvggl Drawing Help lnduslry P I rl .1 I gf, . A A1 flylfi V , f M . ' .- Q , ,. if I HAROLD WEINBERG 850 Suller Ave. College Preparalory Arisla, Scope, Malh Sludenl, Malh Ollice, Hygiene Ollice, Social Sludies, Ll. S. O. S., Menorah Hebrew Cullure Club, Malh Hon- or Roll, Honor Roll, Major T College RICHARD c. WEINB R R noi Paglc Pl 9 Cpl O, 1 ' , i rary, SSID. S., Record- Wng, Amaleur Radio Sociely, Code Praclice and Malh Clubs, Malh Honor Roll, Honor Roll, Mod. T College LUDWIG J. WEINHOFER 306 Easl 92nd Sl., N. Y. C. College Preparalory Adminislralive Ollice, Longlellows College STANLEY M. WEISFELD 468 Georgia Ave. College Preparalory Arisla, Swimming lnlramurals, Swimming Sq., English Help, Boolc Room, S. O. S., Malh Honor Roll, Honor Roll, Mod. T College STEPHEN A. WEISMAN 5l Blh Ave. College Preparalory Arisla, Ll. S. O. S., English Ollice, Soc. Poll, Malh Honor Roll, Honor Roll, Major T College ARTHUR WICKESSER, JR. l lS-42 l99ll'1 Sl., Sl. Albans, N. College Preparalory Arisla, English Help, Mimeograph, Squad Leaders, Currenl Evenls Club, Malh Honor Roll, Honor Roll, Mod. T College LESLIE T. WIGER 749 Sblh Sl. Eleclrical Survey, Physics, S. O. S., Trinily Club, Malh Honor Roll, Honor Roll College JOHN R, WILKINS H38 Slerlinq Pl. College Preparalory Grade Council, Supply Room, Honor Rall College BARRETT WILSON 9I-26 l IO+h Sl.. Ric rnond Hill, N, Y. Slruclural ' S. O. S., Caleleria, English Help Ollice, Civil Engineering Club, Malh Honor Roll, Honor Roll College RICHARD WOLBER 7809 3rd Ave. Aeronaulical Book Room, Aulomobile Club lnduslry EDWARD WOLFE 37 Bedlord Ave. CHARLES WURMS 883l Forl Harnillon Plcwy. College Preparalory Gym Team, Squad Leaders, Calee leria. Floor Mgrs. College ALFRED G. WURSTER 59-29 Woodbine Sl. Mechanical lncluslry nc:-iA FRED E. WURSTER 6432 Madisognjf -1 S S, H'onor of College 4- Nr'ifo4 4 5 RAY A. YOUNG 23 Purdy PI., Sialen Island, N. Y. Chemical Swimming lniramurals, Bowling ln- iramurals, Supply Room, Maih Honor Roll, Honor Rall Grade Council ' College 57- M 'rle e. Incl iri D gn I I X- X lil GEORGE ZAFERES 433 Easl 8ls+S1'., N. Y. C. Slruciural Malh Honor Roll, Honor Roll College FREDERICK G. ZAHN 4 Bradley Cl., Mineola, N. Y. Elecfrical Caleieria Armed Forces ROBERT ZAJKOWSKI - 2263 Baichelder Sl. Chemical Maih Team, Mafh Siudenl, Chem Help, Soc. Siucl. Office, Malh Oi- fice, Maih Help: One World 8: Hisiory Clubs, Maih Honor Roll, Honor Roll, Mod. T College FRANCIS G. DUFFY 222 Bleeclcer S+. Archiieclural Maih, lnframural Bowling Clulo. Ivlaih Honor Roll, Honor Roll College ' , r ALBERT A. ZEC A ' 'Cf- I68Ad2l hiS+. - for' Elecfr N Hedge Prep., S. O. S., Cafe- leria College r FRANK ZENDRIAN I49-43 l5lh Rd., Whiieslone, N. Y. lnduslrial Design lnduslry RICHARD A. SCHMITT 7836 64ih Pl., Glendale, N. Y. Eleclrical Maih Office, S. O. S. College JOHN C. SCHEIDT 60-40 7lsi Slreel, Maspeih, N. Y. College Preparaiory Inlramural Bowling, J. V. Fooiball, Inlramural Baslcelball, Grade Coun- cil, S. O. S. College EDDIE SCHAFRE 46-I7 Newlow ., L. I. C . Elecirical ' Arisl L. . O. . ' ary, Glee Clu H nor Roll, . T Arm Force I , I I . Y , I I ' Ti-Ido one MAYR if i i 5-I 03rd S+., S S, N. , EI ri I F ' , , ' ' P g a h r I, Cai . le i c r Club N C ll I I' FRANK J. FIGIEL I I5-7I 226+h Si., Cambria Heighls, N. Y. Mechanical Grade Council, S. O. S., lvlaih Honor Roll College ARTHUR G. FLAUCHER 69-O9 69+h S+., Glendale, N. Y. Chemical S. O. S., Library College JOE A. REDA 458 Easl 2nd SI. College Preparalory Foorball Team, I-I. E. Office, Ad- minislralive Office College EDWARD SORENSON 36lO Avenue T College Preparalory LAWRENCE STURTZENBERGER College Preparalory Armed Forces EDWARD CALLERY 926 Newkirk Ave. Eleclrical PETER COSGROVE 39l Easl' l5+h S+. Eleclrical WILBUR B. DIXON 226 W. l5O+h S+., N. Y. C. College Preparalory ROBERT W. FERRAN l7I Easl Slsl SI., N. C. College Preparalory, OTTO C. GRUHN 87-46 95lh SI., Woodhaven, N. Y. Induslrial Design DONALD GORR l33 87Il'l SI. Induslrial Design WILLIAM R. HARMS 240 78lh S+. College Preparalory GEORGE T. HEN KE 25-75 37+h S+., L. I. C., N. Y. College Prepa ralory WALTER HOHNE 22I4 Coleman SI., N. Y. Mechanical CONRAD F. HUGEL 60-72 SI. Felix Ave. Archileclural ROBERT KNAPP 4-5 Sheffield Ave. Archifeclural RICHARD W. KOTMEL 22-24 4IsI' SI., L. I. C., N. Mechanical BERNARD S. LEVY 372 New York Ave. College Preparalory VAL MACINA IOI I Ave. L College Preparalory JAMES P. MADIGAN 983 Jefferson Ave. Mechanical Armed Forces WILLIAM G. SCADUTO4 . 28 Cedar I. I El rjc Mi: o Rell, nor OIII' A ed Forces 1 XX f ,Lf K' I Q' If WILLIAM J. ZIMMERMANN 309 Schaeffer SI. Firsr Friday Club, Malh Honor Roll College GERARD J. DELACE 860 Knickerbocker Ave Eleclrical Soccer Team, Maior T , Gold Medal, S. O. S. Jackef, Grade Council, Service, Newman Club, Major T College MARTIN MAN ES ll5-56 Francis Lewis Blvd., SI. Albans I I College Preparalory RICHARD McGINN 28-47 8Ih SI., Glendale, N. Y. JOHN A. ROBINSON 2I7 Hopkinson Ave. Eleclrical RICHARD J. RUGE 5328 37Ih Rd., Woodside, N. Y. Mechanical JOSEPH J. SEGRELL I4-32 Easl' 35+h SI. College Preparalory PHILIP SIMONETTI 22l Norlh 7Ih SI. College Preparalory GEORGE H. STEINER 299 Bay 8Ih SI. Eleclrical blueprint staff Editor-in-Chief ARTHUR A. GREENBERG Senior Activities Clubs and Squads Managing Editor EDITORS Features i,,,7i,...,,i,,, , 7,.... ,,...,i,,i,i,s...7 , Sports ,,,,. ,,,,,,7,,7..7 Photography 7,,,7, Art H ,. ,,,,,,,,7.. Records .7,,7,, Exchange ,,,,,,,.,,7,,7, John Apmann Business Manager , ,,,, ......,,, , Secretary ,,,.,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,.,. ASSISTANT EDITORS .Larry Badash Alan Dolmatch ,,,,....Giyora Doeh and Mike Nadler Theodore Mayer ,lon Pinko -,,,Donald Heller Harry Barone ,Paul Pfadenhauer Frederick Bierschenk Clubs and Squads ,,,,r ., r,,,,,,r ., ,,,,,,,,r... ,,,,,,Sanford Hammer Features .,.,,,,,,,.. ,,,r ,,,,,.,,., H a rry Robinson Photography , ,,,r ,,,,,,,....,,,,.,,...,,, H arry B. Frank Art ,,,,r,,. r,,,,,,r e ,, ,Y,,,,rr.r ,, ,,,,,,r, r,,,,, .John Perz Records , ,,rr ,, W Donald Baker, William Albiez STAFF Frank Ambrosio, Paul Anderson, Gordon Baym, Joseph Berzok, Pete Ballila, Edward Fearon, Donald Fitzpatrick, Vincent Cambello, Martin Goldman, David Hanrahan, Adolph Hansen, Raymond Hippeli, Robert Kim, ,lim Metro- pole, Phil Platzman, John Reid, Robert Rodriguez, Edward Schechter, Paul Shaff, Stuart Silverman, Martin Trust, Wentlelin Yungman. Evan Zelin. ADVISERS Mr. Arthur S. Gregor Faculty Director Mr. Louis Sandhusen Mr. Harry Goldstein Art Adviser Business Adviser Mr. Angelo Amatulli Mr. Maurice Longo Purchasing Agent G.0. Adviser L. fo R.: MR. A. S. GREGOR, HERBERT ANSON, and ARTHUR GREENBERG 'z ,s. z, H, - I I Nh: .Xrlllur CQi'eg'orc':11iic to the liiiooklyn iI.Cl'llIlil'1li High School in lfffill. A memhei' ol' the lfnglish 1JCP1ll'Ul1ClH. Mr. Gregor was selected as Iklclllly ziflviser ol' the Senior yezlrhook. Thr' 1ilu1'jn'inl. .Xlier lilieen years oli teaching 211 'I'ec'h. Mr. Gregor has :uireptecl th post ol' Prinripzil in il New York City elemenlziry school. The entire Blue Jrint stzifl' wishes to ex Jress its deem ffrzititude to Mi 3 Ciieffoi' lol' his illY2lill1liJit' uid in Jllilliiiilillfl' this issue ol' Tin' Blur' lrinl -. I w 1 1 NVQ also want lo wish Nh. Gregor ull the luck in the world in the new position that he has taken. 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