Christopher Columbus High School - Anchor Yearbook (Bronx, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1942 volume:

f X , X fffmiz , K f Q l ' 7 ' 2 VM- ' ,, gr , 1 5A l W! 9 142! M E4 ib 2 W Ili UI' G vista ev C52-lumqatiw 'firfziglybgtlyool 'Banu arg Bunn 19 4.2 Dedicaliorz This book is dedicaled +o +he long line of men and women, some of 'lhem illusfrious, mosl' of 'lhem unknown, who, since fhe beginning of our naiion, have soughl' fo esfablish and exlend public educa+ion. We include in +his, no+ only fhose who are educafors by profession, bul' 'lhose parenfs, law-makers, vo+ers, and sfudenfs, old and young, who have iden+ified knowledge wi+h democracy and soughl +o make if available +o all. We are mindful fha+ buf for fhem we should noi' now have +he happy forlune +o sfand where we do, and we in +urn dedicale ourselves +o lhe confinuance of 'lhis American lradiiion. JOHN M. LOUGHRAN Principal The boys and girls who are leaving school +his year are enfering fhe world during a heroic age-an age when mankind is baffling clesperafely fo refain wha+ has been gained in +he long sfruggle of 'rhe pos+ and +o perpeluale all fhal' was besl among lhose gains. We feel confidenf of 'rhe oufcome, no ma'Her how long and despera+e fhe presenl' s+rife may be. However, in an age of s+riking figures and spec+acular evenfs, we are ap+ fo overlook fhe value of fhe individual. We forge+ momenfarily, as resounding names ring in our ears, fhaf +he persislence and devofion of each anonymous worker, each nameless soldier, cumula+ively is more laslingly eliledive lhan fhe power of any one person. As you approach your work in fhe world, whafever if may be, do noi' minimize your own imporlance io lhe whole. The +ask you do honeslly, sincerely, and eFFicien+ly will assure your happiness in +he beH'er world we are frying +o make. John M. Loughran 3 ADMINISTRATIVE ,TXNDRE c. FONTAINE To lhe June gradualing class I wrole lhal il was leaving school al one ol lhe lragic momenls ol hislory. Every day since lhal slalemenl was made, il has become lruer and lruerg lhe issues al slalce in lhis lragic momenl ol hislory have become clearer and clearer. They are, Will democracy or diclalorship be lhe ruling power on lhis earlh? Will all men be able lo work and live in lreedom or will some be reduced lo servilily? Will democracy, lhal social lailh buill on lhe lolliesl conceplion ol lhe nalure and desliny ol man, be lrod under lool by lhe rulhless bool ol lyranny? These queslions more lhon any personal consideralion ol your immediale lulure, should be loremosl in lhe mind ol all ol you, boys and girls alike. Overlopping all your individual plans lor Iile should be lound a physical, an inlelleclual, and a moral preparalion which will enable every one ol you lo say, I will become an elificienl cilizen ol a dynamic democracy: I will give conslanl allegiance lo lhe laws ol inslilu- lions organized in a democralic way, I will always allempl lo have my aclions guided by sound lhinlcing and nol by emolional impulses or inheriled prejudices, I will do my duly lowards my lomily, my counlry and my lellow man humbly, unsellishly, bul wilhoul lear. You musl nol enler inlo lhe world, greedy or lrighlened. We wanl no more Ameri- cans who glorily malerialism-who lry lo save lheir lorlunes, even lheir souls, al all cosls, compromising wilh power, wilh lalsehood, wilh dishonor. Always and al any. price you musl be learless Americans lor whom lhe lreedom ol lhe human spiril is lhe very reason lor exislence. Andre C. Fonlaine 4 SIS'lAl4TS SA G.BECKER l Chrislopher Columbus High School will, I hope, always call up for you a ioyous piclure of friendships made, subiecls and skills learned, parfies, plays, and dances. Buf, l hope lhal, as you fhink more mafurely aboufl' your high school days, you will see lhem closely relaled lo evenls of world imporlance which mark our age as lhe beginning ofa new era. Your spirilual and in+ellec+uaI growth here has laken place in an environmenl' lhaf admilled no superiorily excepl on lhe basis of service and l'alenl'. You have been free lo lhink and lo speak, +o meel openly, +o worship God according lo lhe dic'l'al'es of your conscience. Here you found feachers in+en+ above all on your personal developmenl' and success: you found facully and fellow s+uden+s helping 'lhe less forfunale among you 'oul of a spiril' of brofherly love. Surely you will associa+e 'lhese daily manifeslafions of fhe democralic ideal in CCHS wilh all lhe ioys and privileges of 'lhe American way of life. And you will leave Columbus 'Filled wilh a deep concern lesl' democracy be losl in l'he presenl' slruggle. Lel your concern be of a conslruclive kind: lhe kind 'lhal' makes you avoid fulile hysleriag +ha+ decries a'H'empls lo sow seeds of racial, re- ligious, and class hafreds among you, lhal' makes you recognize for 'lhe enemies lhey are lhose who lhreafen democracy. Lel yours be a concern 'lhal' expresses ilself in fhinking wifhoul prejudice and in acling courageously on lhal lhinking. Con- cern of fhal' kind is lhe dynamo lhal' will keep 'lhis beloved democracy of ours alive. . Elsa G. Becker 5 Elrzclzorilall Cover Design Ti+le Page Manuscripf Pho+ographs Facully Advisers Liierary , Ari' . Pholography Business Ari' Sialif lride Speroni Business Siaff Helen Salfz s Michael Pawlirzyn William De Blasis Mildred Smolenslcy Liierary Sfaff George Zi+o Evelyn Bau+rup Pearl Blus'l'ein Shirlee Burger Charlo'H'e Doran Doris Engel Josephine Fasolo 6 Ruih Har+ens+ein Alice Landaas Margie Mangiamele Murray Posin Sonya Singer lride Speroni Sam Musikar Rober+ Kahl Herberi' Budniclc Roberl' Kuhnlce Richard Ken+ Kafherine V. Helier Esiher Baldwin Bernard Leibson David A. Siegel , Edifor-in-Chief Sam Musilcar Rose DeSiegna Roberl' Kahl Business Manager Edi+or-in-Chief Mildred Smolensky Nancy Solowey Almira Sligell Lydia Tully Beryl Van Praagh Anna Zeilner Mr. Fifzpafrick 8- I 0 Mr. Leibson 8-2 Mr. Brickman 8-I Mr. Carboncra 8-7 enior Class e BC I1 e rs Miss Quinn 8-3 Mrs. Helfer Mr. Tarr. 8-8 8-9 Mrs. Ro+hoIz Mr- I-G'-lb - 8-4 8-5 Mrs. Leacrafi' Mrs. Governale 8- I I 8-6 7 C hairmen HARRISON FRERICHS Chairman, Fine and Applied Aris JOSEPH E. JOHNSTON Chairman, Science WALTER J. DEGNAN Chairman, Heallh Educafion, Boys OSCAR DOMBROW Chairman, Hisfory and Economics NATHAN SILBERSTEIN Chairman, MaI'hema'I'ics HELEN McCONNELL Chairman, Secrefarial Sfudies MARY G. ASCHER Chairman, Accouniing JOSEPH J. SEXTON Chairman, English BERTHA B. ROWAN Ihairman, Healih Educafion Girls EM MA M ENNA Chairman, Languages DONALD K. PHILLIPS Chairman, Music LILLIAN BADESCH Direc+or, Placemenl' MAX DUNN School Librarian GERALD HILTON Adviser, G. O. KATHERINE V. HELFER Liferary Adviser, The Anchor ARTHUR HALPER Purchasing Agen'r EDWIN WHALEN Adviser, Alumni Associafion ALAN NATHANS AduI'I' Educafion Insiifufe Qdviszrs MURRAY GOLDBERG Adviser, School Publicafions EMILY LANE Adviser, Jr. Red Cross ESTHER BALDWIN Ari' Adviser, The Anchor WALTER NAUGHTON Adviser, Parenfs Associa+ion JESSE WALLACE Adviser, Bank DAVID SIEGEL Business Adviser, Publicaiions 9 Bavarianlradeclq When I was a child, Fraulein Lieber, nexf fo my mofher and fafher, was fhe mosf imporfanf and well-loved person in my small world. Fraulein Lieber had faken care of me since before my memory began. She was shrewd and good nafured. She under- sfood when a small girl musf be dealf wifh firmly, and when a liffle indulgence would do no harm. If I am nof a model girl, and I fear I am nof, if is nof Fraulein Lieber's faulf. Her influence was immense. She faughf me jolly German songs and played fhe piano for me. She peopled my nursery wifh fhe mischievous gnomes of fhe Grimm brofhers. She redressed my old dolls in colorful peasanf cosfumes of her own Bavaria and fhe Tyrol. Occasionally, as a greaf freaf, I was allowed fo look fhrough Fraulein's scrap book where she kepf phofographs of her family, quainf Chrisfmas cards, and snapshofs of places where she had hiked as a young girl. Buf her word-picfures were fhe besf. When she falked fo me abouf her childhood, I saw a new world, quife differenf from fhaf I knew in New York, a world filled wifh pine frees, lighf-hearfed dancing people, and fhe delicious smell of roasf goose, apple sfrudel, and coffee. Fraulein Lieber was from Munich ishe pronounced if Minchen l, and as I grew older, I was confinually making imaginary frips fo fhaf delighfful cify where I knew I would feel so af home. HoIdsfafion, fhe conducfor would cry ouf as fhe rumbling of fhe heavy frain ceased. I would gaze ouf of fhe dusf-smirched windows, filled wifh wonder and ecsfasy of having arrived. As I sfepped fo fhe plafform wifh my new suifcase, I would see people moving fo and fro busily, buf nof anxiously as people in New York move. lOf course, I was foo inexperienced a fraveller fo consider such defails as porfers, faxicabs, and fickefs.I These friendly people would nof be foo busy fo spare a glance af fhe small girl wifh fhe new suifcase who sfood round-eyed in 'rheir midsf. Their looks would seem fo say, Welcome fo Munich, Fraulein. Buf I would nof sfay long in fhe sfafion. Armed wifh direcfions from Fraulein Lieber, I would board fhe frolley car she had fold me fo fake, and like one refurning fo his nafive ci+y, se++le myself for my long ride. My companions would be blonde and blue- eyed, like Fraulein Lieber, wifh rosy cheeks like hers and moufhs always ready fo break info a smile. I would lisfen fo fheir conversafions. Perhaps fhere would be a commenf on fhe small foreign iungfrau fravelling alone. From fhe windows, as we passed fhrough fhe newer parf of 'lhe cify, I would admire fhe broad boulevards and sfreefs, lined wifh frim houses, all giving an impression of immaculafe neafness. As we came info fhe old secfion, I would enfer anofher cenfury. The Middle Ages would emerge from fhe hisfory books, and I would see myself fhe old Rafhaus and ofher medieval buildings, houses wherein fhe Mayor of Hamlin mighf have inferviewed fhe famous piper or Hans Sachs have sung. The Gofhic builders had leff nere fhe realizafion of fheir fairy fale imaginafions in imperishable sfone. I would revel in fhe sighf and plan fo come here offen fo walk fhrough fhese narrow, fascinafing sfreefs. The frolley would cross on one of Munich's nine famous bridges fhe beaufiful, blue Yser, which winds fhrough fhe cify. Someday I would sail on fhe river. One sees a cify wifh new eyes when one looks af if from a boaf. Whaf nafive New Yorker has nof fell' giffed wifh a greafer vision when he sees New York from 'lhe Sfafen Island Ferry, or when he sails up 'lhe Easf River 'lo Rye? I wanfed fo see Munich 'l'his way, for I could nof know fhis cify foo well. As fhe frolley man called my sfop, l would alighf wifh a beafing hearf af one of fhose sfreefs which almosf seemed fo shine, so spic and span was if. I would ask of a liffle girl in my fluenf German lby fhis fime my German would be fluenfl for fhe home of Herr Lieber. He was Fraulein's brofher, and I would be a parf of his large and happy household while I was in Munich. By luck, if would be fhe house opposife where I sfood. I+ would nof be a large house, buf a cheerful one wifh gliffering lafficed windows, scrubbed sfone sfeps, a highly polished brass knocker on fhe door, and red geraniums on fhe window sills. A fall large woman would open fhe door for me and greef me hearfily. She would fake me firsf fo her kifchen, fo fhe largesf, fidiesf, sunniesf kifchen I had ever seen. A huge round fable, wifh a place laid for me, would sfand in fhe middle of fhe floor. Chaffing wifh Frau Lieber, I would drink her coffee and eaf her freshly made rolls. I would admire fhe massive pine sideboard, decorafed wifh flowers and leaves sfen- ciled on if in brighf painfs. I would marvel af ifs heighf and fry fo picfure my finy mofher reaching fhe fopmosf shelf where fhe cups sfood. Po-ls and pofs of flowers would fill fhe windows. Their scenf would seem fo mingle wifh fhaf of fhe kuchen which Frau Lieber was baking. Affer I had finished my coffee, Frau Lieber would fake me fo my room on fhe fop floor. If would be a finy room wifh an immense bed, very high from fhe floor because of fhe feafher sfuffed maffress. When she leff me, I would look ouf of my casemenf window, sef in under fhe sloping roof, ouf upon fhe red roof of fhe house across fhe sfreef, frembling and 'lhrilling fo fhe joy of spending my firsf day in Germany. Af supper fime, l would meef fhe whole family, fhe carpenfer fafher who would be so like Fraulein fhaf I would know him for her brofher anywhere, fhe four fow-headed children, shy af firsf because of my being eine Amerikane, buf shaking off 'lheir resfrainf when I broughf from my room fhe giffs I had chosen for fhem and fold fhem abouf fheir fanfe. Their voices would soon be ringing ouf in laughfer as we falked fogefher. Neighbors who had heard of my arrival would drop in lafer, and fhe evening would pass wifh music, iokes, and conversafion. This is my Bavarian fragedy. For I shall probably never see Munich, and if I should, if will have a shadow over if, foo deep ever fo dispel-a dark shadow which has fallen on many of fhe places whose names were once filled wifh a kindly magic which casf a pleasanf enchanfmenf over our imaginafions. Who can now fhink of 'lhe Schwarzwald, Innsbruck, fhe Rhine Valley, Nuremburg, and forgel' fhaf shadow. The shadow chills our hearfs which once glowed happily in recollecfion or anficipafion. The rhyfhm and fhe music of fhese names has been drowned ouf by fhe sound of marching feef. Towns may be rebuilf. In 'lheir friumphanf newness, one forgefs whaf was demolished and ioys in fheir beaufy. Dreams, once desfroyed, remain in ruins. Mildred Smolensky I I he mam who lmams 0 ana hnaizaff ilml he mam fallow lam jim mem 'wha lmaws ana haas nal Imam limi ha lXi1iI1Z05:t5'LUZ21k5 help him . The man 'aalra has nal Imam ana lmams Ural he bass nal Imam is ignamrd 5 beach him . Ili-z rnam 'wha Bass nal know ana bass nal Imam 111:11 he aazs ual Imam is 51 faal 5 avail him . pl :ffl ra Q , 6, ! lmaras 15 an rnpsz K 47 9 Gaucleamus lgilur H- ig dark in fhe school now. The rooms are deserfed. No echoes from hurrying foof- sfeps, no feachers' voices liffed in insfrucfion. The fainf chalk-dusf ghosf fhaf prevails in a classroom suddenly deserfed, is in fhese rooms now, driffing fhere, floafing in quivering silence ou'l' info fhe halls and corridors. There is nofhing buf silence in fhe school fonighf. No dances in fhe gym, no laughfer from behind closed doors, no whisperings in 'rhe halls, no baskef ball games or proms-nofhing is here buf darkness and fhe nighf. The lasl' scrubwoman has gone home. She packed her long handbag and walked down fhe hall fo fhe main enfrance, pausing for a momenf 'ro say good nighf fo fhe cusfodian's assisfanf. Then she wenf fhrough 'lhe doorway info fhe cold January air. The cus'l'odian's assisfanf walked abouf for a few minufes wifh his fhick overcoaf fhrown over his shoulders. He fesfed fhe locked doors, peered fhrough fhe doorpanes info fhe dark rooms. Safisfied, he walked down lhe corridor fo fhe library, his foofsfeps making a loud, echoing sound. . . . clap . . . clap . . . nofhing in fhe library, nofhing in fhe Hisfory Office . . . nofhing in fhe Mafh Office, nofhing in fhe boys' lavafories, fhe feachers' resl' rooms . . . clap . . . clap . . . mafh rooms empfy, music rooms empfy, English rooms empfy. Wash closefs locked? Locked. Nofhing on fhe sfairs, on fhe chairs in fhe halls, on fhe window sills? Nofhing. Upsfairs, up fo fhe Fourfh Floor . . . clap . . . clap . . . clap . . . arf rooms and nofhing fhere. Down again, furfher down, Second Foor, Firsf Floor . . . physics rooms . . . chem rooms . . . audiforium . . . buf nofhing fhere. Yellow brick walls, glass brick walls, filed walls, and nofhing more He opened fhe door fo one of fhe boys' lavofories. Nofhing fhere. A few cigareffe ashes in fhe sink . . . upper fermers? lnifials scribbled on fhe walls . . . Freshmen's? The window frames shiny and whife, fhe walls fresh and smoofh. Then a biology room, pungenl' wifh a half-concealed fish smell, wifh an odor of formaldehyde, iodine sfain, and raf sfenchg and fhis, commingled wifh fhe wood and varnish smells, wifh fhe odor of sweal' from fhe locker rooms, wifh fhe sulphur, iron, and ozone smells from 'rhe Chemisfry Deparfmenf, and wifh fhe hundred and more odors, smells, fragrances, and sfenches . . . all fhis fo his mind means people, young people, learning, devouring, and going away. I+ was as fhough all fhe boys and girls who worked here in fhe day had given up some ghosf of memory fhaf would endure in fhese dark halls forever. A feeling of movemenf, of acfion, of swiffness. Somefhing of fhem remained here, even now, lafe in fhe nighf. Buf one year . . . fhree years . . . fen years hence . . . whal' fhen? Whaf of us fhen? Who will remember us fen years from now, now fhaf we are gone forever, and fhere are ofhers? Who will murmur, fen years hence . . . I4 Oh, yes. Jameson . . . '42 wasn'+ if? Yes . . . I remember . . . a fine sfudenf. 7 Whaf of us will endure here, now fhaf we have gone, and 'rhere are ofhers? Info fhe school fhey rushed, fhe children. We have seen fhem, we have been one of fhem, you and I. Hundreds of faces. Yef fhere was somefhing abouf a cerfain few fhaf we remember insfincfively. Whaf was if? A girl wore a red skirf and a yellow sweafer. She carried herself smarfly and her lips were red and her skin smoofh. As she passed us, I glanced af Mike sfanding beside me. His eyes followed her. She 'lurned for a momenf, feeling our eyes upon her, and smiled. Then she was gone. She was nice, wasn'f she? Mike murmured. Yes, l answered, she was very nice. Info fhe school fhey came, from all parfs of fhe Bronx. Ouflanders from Cify Island and Throgg's Neck, immigranfs from Hunfs Poinf, Van Nesf, Pelham and Fordham. And when fhey came, each of fhem was differenf from fhe resf. Each sang a song wifh a differenf air, each breafhed a differenf melody. Na+ fhe songs of fhe greaf people, nof fhe music of anofher world, buf each aparf, a finy fune, sung fo +he rhyfhm ofa young man's heart . . . And how abouf Spain? Why didn'+ we help Spain? Go on, you falk abouf Democracy and Freedom and use high sounding phrases, buf you know fhaf in fhe end if all boils down fo a maffer of dollars and cenfs! Well . . . I don'f know abou? fha? . . . Ah, you don'1' know whaf you're falking abouf! Why don'f you grow up? Are you blind? Can'f you see whaf's happening? WeIl...ldon'+know... at at at ak wk an ak 4: His hair was blond, buf one didn'+ see fhaf ai' firsf There was somefhing abouf his chin, which slanfed downward, and fhe perfness of his fhick nose fhaf rivefed your affenfion fo his face. He wore fhick glasses and he looked very dumb. No one fhoughf fhaf he would lead fhe class in chemisfry, buf he did. He began by asking a quesfion fhe feacher couldn'f answer. From fhaf day on he was respecfed by fhe resf of us, and when he rose fo speak we were silenf. He spoke in halfing phrases, as fhough he were noi' quife sure of himself, and yef he always was. When he spoke fhaf way if wasn'f affecfed eifherg you fhoughf af 'lhe momenf, He really wanfs fo know fhe answer fo +haf. He was an infelligenf boy, quief and sincere. And in English one ferm fhere was a girl . . . Bu+, Mr. Seldon, if seems fo me fhaf fhe poinf in quesfion is noi' so much whefher Arisfofle was sincere or whefher Spinoza was sincere, or whefher Erasmus was sincere, if seems fo me fhaf fhe . . . ah . . . real issue here is somefhing more far reaching and much deeper fhan iusf fhaf. If we are fo accepf fhe facf, and . . . ah . . . I assume fhaf we musf . . . fhaf in wrifing whaf he did, Freud was inferesfed primarily in . . . ah . . . discovering fhe various mofivafions for fhe . . . ah . . . various human acfions and reacfions, and in seffing forfh nof a docfrine in fhe sense of Arisfofle and Aquinas, buf rafher an . . . ah . . . an ideal concepfion of fhings nof as fhey should be, buf rafher as fhey are . . . I5 Each sang his melody, each, a differenf air. Oh, some fried fo be Kafe Smifhs and Bing Crosbies, ofhers fhoughf fhemselves opera singers, buf mosf of fhem were confenf fo hum a liffle fune fheir mofhers had faughf fhem many years before. And ofhers . . . Don'+ give me fhaf. I fold you fo give me fhe pencil, didn'f I? Suppose I don'f wanf fo? l'm nof asking you do you wanf fo. l'm felling you fo give me fhe pencil! Go on! Come on oufside if you're so smarf . . . Wha'I are you, a wise guy? So whaf? So l'm a wise guy. Do somefhing abouf if . . .' Yeal17 Well . . . if's a good fhing you're shorfer fhan me. Oh yeah? And ofhers, freshmen . . .female freshmen . . . So like I was saying Johnny phones me and says he wanfs fo meef me af fhe Square. You know Johnny, don'+ you? . . . giggle . . . giggle . . . giggle . . . laugh of a freshman. . . giggle, giggle, giggle. Boy, do I know Johnny! He asked me fo bring anofher girl, so I broughf Kay . . . Oh her? She's such a . . . I don'f know. Marie fold me fhal' one nighf . . . l know. Carol fold me. Buf anyway we mef fhem af fhe Square and we were siffing fhere in fhe car and who should come along buf my fafher! WowI Did you have lipsfick on? l did, buf you know Johnny! . . . giggle . . . giggle . . . giggle . . . Yes, info fhe school fhey came, all of fhem, fhe children. We remember fhem, for we were one wifh fhem, you and I. And as fhe years wenf by, we grew older and more wise, and looking back on our four years fogefher we remember a hosf of Iiffle unimporfanf fhings fhaf cling fo us and will nof perish. The firsf walk we fook fogefher along fhe Parkway. If was aufumn and cold. The breeze from across fhe Sound was filled wifh fhe odor of burning leaves and pregnanf wifh fhe fullness of winfer bife and sparkle. The leaves fell 'Io 'rhe ground in li'H'le dusky dusf clouds, and on fhe roadbed fhe fires of fhe passing aufomobiles made li'H'Ie crickef sounds. The coldness shivered fhe branches of fhe frees. There are some fhings which we shall never forgefz fhe firsf self-conscious puffings on a limp cigareffe, fhe rain and misf fhaf clung abouf a summer sfreef long ago, fhe warm sfickiness of fhe gearshiff knob on fhe firsf car we drove. All fhese are fhe fhings which we have known in our youfh: we have known beaufy, we have known I6 love. We have saf for hours in a cleff of a rock fhaf iufs ifs ragged wef snouf far ouf info fhe Sound: we have laughed wifh ioy fo feel rain upon our faces, cool fresh wefness of rain, we have known fhe fingle and sfing of new fallen snow, fragranf and clean, and we have known fhe dark aufumn promise of deafh. We have plucked from fhe fleefing hours some small group of memories, fen years hence: Do you remember fhe fime John wenf fo his firsf dance! . . . Ten years hence we shall re- member fhe fime John wenf fo his firsf dance, and we shall smile and be silenf, frying fo recall all our losf fever and simmering ioy. How fo forgef our firsf dafe? The nighf we sfood awkwardly on fhe corner of some forgoffen sfreef, shiffing our weighf from foof fo foof, feeling fhe eye of every passerby upon our foolishly shame-scorched face? How fo relive all our false bravado and bragging falk and boasfing words? To recall all of fhis, our burning youfh, fhe darfs of desire, fhe dreams of fhe fufure, our cherished secref broodingsf? Then we were free wifh a freedom of ioy and power: wifh an ache in our hearf and a cry in our fhroaf. Why? Because we knew fhaf we were young, and age is corrupf and roffen, and deafh comes fo age while youfh lives on. And fen years hence, whaf fhen, yes, whaf fhen? Can you ever forgef our firsf dafe fogefherl You were scared sfiff! Oh, if was a riof! Remind me fo fell you abouf if, Mary . . . why I never . . . ! Ten years hence we shall remember fhaf firsf dafe, and we shall be ashamed. The wind is whispering in fhe frees, and along fhe Parkway fhe fires of fhe passing au-romobiles make a ripping sound as fhe rubber clufches The hard roadbed. If is January, and fhe nighf is long and cold. Jameson . . . '42, wasn'f if? Oh, yes, if was in '42, wasn'+ if? Buf fhaf seems so long ago! There was a girl . . . a boy who wore fhick glasses . . . and fhe school was filled wifh our voices, fhe day was burning sun- shine and in fhe yard fhe girls ran abouf in fheir blue bloomer suifs while fhe boys wafched from fhe windows . . . Mr. Fonfaine is coming . . . and always fhere is a ghosf abouf fhe corridors and in fhe rooms . . . a ghosf of us? Did we make some mark upon fhe floors fhaf will never pass, some specfre of our creafing fo haunf for- ever +his sunlif building? We were one wifh fhem, you and l, wifh all fhose ofhers . . . and fha? was, oh, many years ago, and we cuf our classes fo lisfen fo fhe ball game. Remember how all fhe people falked abouf Owen's dropping fhaf ball in fhe Ninfh af Ebbef's Field . . . a long fime ago . . . lf is dark in fhe school naw. The rooms are deserfed. The cusfodian's assisfanf has locked fhe door and deparfed info fhe nighf. Oufside fhe school fhe nighf is cold and January, and fhe sfars above shine wifh a chill winfer radiance. ln fhe silence of fhe nighf, we sfarf and wake suddenly in our beds, and our vision is suddenly flooded wifh all fhe memories of our school years, of fhe day we fook leave of one anofher and wenf forfh info a biffer and ignoranf world, shining flames in fhe nighf, warming each ofher's hearfs wifh our parfing words, never fo meef again. Shining flames we were, fhaf lif up fhe darkness . . . and some flickered fainfly and died info an ash, and ofhers lif up fhe world wifh fheir lighf. Who knows . . . perhaps one of fhose flames will shine forever . . . and fhe nighf will pass . . . George Zifo I7 The Longlfogege Fgur years ago we leff elemenfary school wifh fhe laudable ambifion of furfhering our educafion. Wifh much frepidafion and liffle ceremony, we began our Freshman Year in High School. We were defermined liffle souls, defermined nof 'ro be green or naive. No des- picable upper fermers were going fo freaf us like dirf under fheir feef. P. S.They did! Relucfanfly, we submiffed fo our lof, and fook our places as fhe leasf and meekesf, buf like all Freshies we survived fo ape our beffers. Evenfually we found ourselves Sophs, pracfising fhe airs of superiorify which we ourselves had so much resenfed one shorf year before. lf was as Sophs, having a new found sense of imporfance, fhaf we began fo ioin clubs. Some of us wenf ouf for fhe Leaders' Club, ofhers became members of fhe Sfage Crew, sfill ofhers made fheir voices heard in fhe language or fhe science clubs. Junior Year found us a liffle more sophisficafed. lNo pun infended.j We fhoughf less of impressing fhe young, and we managed fo conceal our admirafion of fhe Seniors. Indeed, we fell' secrefly fhaf ours was now fhe mosf desirable sfafe. Seniors would be so soon forgoffen while we yef had fime fo win immorfalify wifhin fhe school's walls. Neverfheless, we yearned more and more as fhe year sped by for fhe final, if brief, disfincfion of being eighfh 'l'ermers. A summer inferrupfed our fourfh year, buf fhis inferval did nof allay our eagerness fo be addressed as The Senior Class. Vacafion over, we refurned fo school, anfici- pafing glory. Books, feachers, homework would no longer be humdrum. Everyfhing would be differenf. If wasn'+. Our friends among fhe lower classmen were infenf upon fhemselves. Neifher awe nor envy shown in fheir eyes. They chaffered away abouf fhemselves in posifively brufal unawareness of our new dignify. Our feachers were as maffer-of-facf as ever. To fhem, we were fhe same pesky kids we had been in June. We decided fhis busi- ness of being a Senior was much overrafed, or else fha-I' we were fhe forgoffen men of our generafion. We foughf for place wifh fhe World Series and we losf--of leasf, we losf unfil fhaf magnificenf confesf was over. No one cared whefher you were a Senior, fhe poinf was were you for fhe Dodgers or againsf fhem. Buf finally our day came. The firsf Senior meefing was announced. We suddenly found ourselves burdened wifh responsibilifies. Nof only did we have fo gef ourselves graduafed, buf we had fo see 'ihaf our Prom was a success, fhaf our Year Book was compiled, 'rhof our class officers were elecfed, fhafl. Well, lef's nof go info if. We were full of enfhusiasm, endurance, and eagerness, and wifh blissful ignorance, I8 we shouldered our load wifh delighf. Before fhe meefing was over, each of us had chosen his field of endeavor, social, liferary, or economic. For a few days affer fhis meefing, fhere were caucuses galore, elecfioneering, and polifical conclaves. Finally, fhe ballofs were disfribufed and we vofed in our Senior Officers. Lef if be said of fhem fhaf fhey deserved fhe honor and our confidence. Mundane, buf necessary, was fhe collecfing of dues and prom pledges. For a while, fhe prom sifuafion looked shaky, buf af leasf fhe froffers gof under way and we were assured of fhis opporfunify fo bursf our frammels and flaunf our high esfafe before fhe world. Rings and keys were almosf forgoffen in fhe excifemenf. When we suddenly learned fhaf we had only fhree more days in which fo place our orders, we besieged fhe G. O. sfore in such numbers fhaf fhere was a fhreaf fo close fhe bank which appeared fo be facing a major panic. We explained ourselves, however, and signed on fhe doffed line iusf in fime. Socials infervened and we gof fogefher in fhe Gym under soffly colored lighf fo look each ofher-and our boy friends or girl friends-over. Senior caps had fheir day in fhe sun. French caps for fhe girls, and forage caps for fhe boys. We insisfed on calling fhe laffer Confederafe caps despife fhe facf fhaf Lee's army would have shof fhe wearer of one on sighf. Affer fhe caps came fhe picfures. We had nof known unfil we received our proofs fhaf a Year Book is almosf synonomous wifh a Comic Book. We know now. A dash of cold wafer on our delirious brow was our midferm reporf card. The faculfy nodded sagely in an l fold you so manner. We had beffer come down fo earfh or else--. From fhe middle of fhe ferm unfil fhe end, fhe hard grind confinued. No pirafe ever frembled af The words Execufion Dock more fhan we did af fhe word Regenfs. There was only one brighf spof in fhis dismal period, buf fhaf was a flood-lighf- fhe Senior Prom. One Friday nighf in January, fhe damsels and dandies of Columbus High fook Broad- way by sform. Possibly Broadway was unaware of if, buf fhaf was Broadway's loss. Girl and escorf saunfered info fhe Asfor. Who says clofhes don'f make fhe man- or fhe woman? Could you believe 'rhaf you had saf in fhe same official class wifh HER for four years? How blind you were! Weren'f you sorry you hadn'f lef HIM carry your books fhaf fime? Too lafe now. Buf we didn'+ worry abouf such lack of insighf long. This was our gala nighf and we made fhe mosf of if. The band played on. The girls' dance cards were filled. We soughf ouf our favorife feachers, and infroduced fhem fo fhaf boy or fhaf girl -as fhe case mighf be-who was fhe real cause of our having failed fhaf quiz fwo weeks ago. We chaffered among ourselves. Some of our feachers were rafher sur- prising foo. We hadn'f known THEY could look like fhaf. So in a misf of wonder and music fhe evening passed all foo quickly. We found ourselves facing fhe realifies again-fhe REGENTS. Jusf one more fling was allowed, Blue Leffer Day. In grofesque cosfumes, we marched fhrough fhe halls I9 and made merry. There was a cer+ain grimness abou-l ihe fes+ivi+y, fhough, a We who are abou+ fo die, salufe fhee, Caesar, aHi+ude. Afler 'l'his, +here would be no more larks. They were upon us. There was a meefing of pen and paper, a sfruggle of mind over maHer, and somehow we passed. While The papers were being correc+ed, we haunfed lhe halls like ghosfs, holding ghoulish pos+-mor+ems wi+h our classma+es. Shall we ever know such blessed relief again as we fell' when a kindly +eacher gave us a nod and we knew we could s'rop worrying abou+ +ha'r exam and concen+ra+e on +he o+her. Graduaiion. Wha+ an an+i-climax! Dumbly we were robed and presen+ed wi+h our diplomas. Dumbly we refurned 'ro our places under 'rhe beaming eyes of proud paren+s and friends. How could +hey know wha+ a furmoil of emofions boiled wi+hin us. For we were a+ once proud, amazed, sorry, and a liffle indulgent Le+ fhem have fheir day, we liel+, we have already had ours. Lydia Tully uclilorium Music 'ro +he beal' of hearrs, Talking fo l'he iempo of feel, Jibbering, iabbering, wagging heads, busy iongues. Piano chord, aHen+ion, lowering of lighls, Roar of sudden silence. Curfain, fooflighis, The significanr word, Song, dance, laughfer, Applause in crescendo- Separafion in+o componen+ parfs. Charlo'He Doran 20 PHOTOGRAPH RICHARD KENT 2l Bog and Girl William Bulch Virginia Sullivan Michael Poli Jane Tymons Thomas Pasforino Marie Pompaselli Frank Donohue Doris Bafes John Fox CharloH'e Doran Julius Gennaro Be+'I'y Blagman Joseph Gandolfo Eileen Mason Edward McCabe Edirh Rusconi Roberi' Kahl Eleanor Schivird Pai' Fra+angelo Maria Mariino Gordon Kerr Winifred LiH'ner 22 WITTIEST Howard Landecker Lillian Wishingrad Joseph Malizia Josephine Benevenfo Leo De Bon Anne Romer Fred Binder Jean Copen Roberl De Nicola ConceHa Puglia John Reynolds Mildred Rayack Roberi Bu+ler Guinevere Weigand Alberf Maginelli Kafherine Koch George Bunyea Lydia Tully Louis Caggiano Ru'I'h Schul'l'z Frank Saccenfi Dena Whinsfon Seniors CLASS MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED John McDowell 8-I Marie Busco Alfred More'H'i 8-2 Nelli schmaa+ Benjamin Sckolnik 8-3 Rosina Tarfaglione Michael Marrone 8-4 Josephine Fasolo George Zi'I'o 8-5 Marie Bible Julius Gennaro 8-6 Mildred Rayacl: Joseph Gandolfo 8-7 Mildred Smolenslcy Alberf Jensen 8-8 Rifa Sarnese Vicfor Edelsfein 8'9 Barbara Kerr Richard Gilroy 8'I0 Maria Marlino 8 I I Burfon Rabinowifz ' Lucille Burns 23 Senior Oficers SENIOR OFFICERS SENIOR CLASS REPRESENTATIVES 24 ' 'f ............E. . -I , nw.. IK A A ANCHOR BUSINESS STAFF ANCHOR LITERARY STAFF ADMIRAL STAFF ANCHOR ART STAFF G.O. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL SENIOR DUES COMMITTEE 25 AMATEUR THEATRICALS CHEMISTRY LABORATORY SWITCH BOARD TRAINING ORGAN RECITAL HOME ARTS TRAINING SECRETARIAL STUDIES 26 LABORATORY EXPERIMENT STUDENT PHOTOGRAPHY RADIO BROADCAST POSTER CLASS BASKETBALL TEAM BAND PRACTICE 27 I A, Z W --QmA USHER SQUAD HORIZON STAFF C CLUB SENIOR SOCIAL COMMITTEE PROM COMMITTEE SENIOR ARISTA 28 ADMIRAL BUSINESS STAFF ARTS AND CRAFTS ART METAL WORK STAGE CREW STUDENT COURT CLAY ART 29 We, 'rhe Senior Class of February, l942, mindful ol lhe lrulh, I+ is more blessed fo give fhan 'ro receive, and deeming ourselves +o be of limiled sanily and soundness of mind, herewilh devise and bequealh 'ro lhose who have survived us 'rhe following choice lokens of our regard. Dr. Loughran Mr. Fonlaine Miss Becker Mr. Eslrin Mr. Hil+on Mr. SfasheFF Mr. Sexfon Mr. Rogers Mrs. Governale Mrs. Parsons Miss Zulyevilz Miss Conn Miss Moskowilz Dr. Isaacs , Miss Lane Mrs. Rowan Mr. Knapp ,,,, Mr. Neikrug Mr. Siegel Mrs. Helfer , 30 flhe besl' high school in +he Bronx a pair of velvel gloves The +rials and 'rribulalions of +he small fry lundergradualesl a senior who likes eco IOOCVO G. O. membership a new ioke book-lhe o+hers didn'+ help a poem he didn'+ read a package of bobby pins a pair of dancing slippers a complimenl' 'lo a lovely lady pollenless goldenrod bigger and be++er Horizons an all boys Spanish class a second poinl' a self-making bed anolher dachshund a non-s+op senlence a few more violinisls more ads our mosf lreasured gifl, 'lhis year's Anchor. i942 Seniors ACAMPORA, ALFONSO I062 Rhinelander Ave. General. Type. Club: Traflic Squad: Pholography. Why, Alf you say you cannoi' see A fhing ihaf you would like Io be. ADAIR, LINCOLN 2336 Colden Ave. Academic. Dramafic Sociely: Horizon: Radio Workshop. Brighl' Eyes and fouseled hair, In Broadway ligh+s, his name will glare. ALLINSON, HELEN 20-54 Confinenlal Ave. Academic-Hunler. Dierifian. Lafin Club: Sludy Hall Squad. She'II lend 'Io you a helping hand For all she's quiclr fo undersland. ALTMAN, HAROLD SHERMAN ZI99 Holland Ave. Academic-Delehanly lnsfifufe. Air Mechanic. Blue Le'I ler Day Commilfee. When Harold becomes an Air Mechanic Aviafion will be in a panic AMENDOLA, THERESA 2430 Trafman Ave. Academic-Ifhaca College. Physical Training Teacher. l'I'alian Club: Library Squad: Tennis Club. Her 'Iufure is far from dim For she will be a Ieacher in gym. AMODIO, FRANK I006 Rhinelander Ave. General. Traffic Squad: Lunch Room Squad. ANGELO, GLORIA 2526 Hering Ave. Commercial. Secrelary. Placemenf Office. ANSALONE, VIRGINIA 2432 Bouclr Ave. Commercial-Di Pina Modeling School. Model. . Leaders' Club: Girls' Healfh Edu- cafion Office Squad. A combinalion of brains and heighf, Virginia is a charming sight ANTOPOLSKY, SELMA 68I Wesl' I93 Sf. Commercial-Cenfral Commercial High. Bookkeeper. Chorus. She is sweef and neaf, As a boolrkeeper, she can r be beat APPLEBAUM, MARTIN 2756 Bronx Parl: Easl' Academic-C. C. N. Y. Denffsf. Arisla: Arisla Soffball Team: Senior Soffball Team. If ever your Ieelh hurl, and you're in pam, Jus+ go lo Marlin, he'Il use cocaine 3I APUZZO, MILDRED 22I9 Bouck Ave. General-Modeling School. Model. General Office: lfalian Club Squad. MiIlie's a 'Fufure modeling gal, And fo all fha? know her, she is a pal. ARAUJO, ROBERT 23l9 Lyon Ave. Commercial. Business Man. Lunch Room Squad: Traffic Squad: ln+ramural Baskefball Team. Whal' a brain s+orm! ARBOLINO, FRANK 2906 Waierbury Ave. Commercial. He knows his na+ional defense, And whal' he says makes good sense. ARBOLINO, JOSEPHINE I239 Crosby Ave. Commercial-Business School. Secre+ary. Visual Aids Squad. The noisiesl among 'rhe noisy. BATES, DORIS M. I649 Hone Ave. Commercial-Business School. Secrefary. Law Club: Senior Ac+ivi1'y Rep. When asked why Doris would sob and sob, The reply would be, Oh where's my Bob! BAUTRUP, EVELYN 20l9 Haviland Ave. Academic-Hunier. English Teacher. Usher Squad Presidenfg Leaders' Club: C Club Vice-President Swell liHle gal, was always a pal Will ga very far, and slay above par. 32 BECKER, DORN I99I Bronxdale Ave. Academic-Business School. Buyer. Publicafions Office: Traffic Squad: French Club. Happy am l, 'From care l'm free: They aren'+ all as confenfed as she. BEDFORD, LORRAYNE MARIE 25l Hollywood Ave. General-Universify of Texas. Physician. Locker Squad: Business Machines Office Squad. Her ambifion is fo keep us well. As io success, 'lime will fell. BEGER, HELEN l559 Parker Sf. Commercial-Business School. Compfomefer operaior. She's cufe and sweel' A combinafion hard lo bear. BEHR, SYLVIA 2l5l Cruger Ave. Commercial-Ceniral Commercial High. Secrefary. Slenography Office Squad: Prom Commifiee: Guidance Office Squad. Wifh eyes as brown as brown could be: A dollar for rhe prom is her lasf plea. BEISPIEL, MORRIS 2l99 Holland Ave. Academic. Morris Beispiel shorl' and dark, To him school is iusl a lark. BENDER, FRED 2735 Barker Ave. Commercial-N. Y. U. Accounlanf. Cafeieria Squad. He mighl' be an accounlanf for you, If he sfays af N. Y. U. BENEVENTO, JOSEPHINE 24l9 Dorsey Sf. Commercial-Delehaniy Insfifufe. Sfenographer. Leaders' Club. BERCHANSKY, HYMAN 254l Olinville Ave. Commercial-Manhaffan School of Aviaiion. Musician. Senior Orchesfra: Mimeograph Squad: Band. Alfhough Hyman is in ihe school band He mighf be a ham, or ihe besf in fhe land. BERGOLD, FRANK i039 Logan Ave. Academic-Fordham. Accounfanf. Mafh. Club: Traffic Squad: Usher Squad. BERMAN, RUTH ZI67 Cruger Ave. General-Nursing School. Nurse. Library Squad: Biology Squad. Malring friends wherever she goes, Her hearl s of gold as everyone knows. BERNI, GLORIA IUIB Radcliff Ave. Commercial-Paclrard's Business School. Courf Slenographer. G. O. Sfore: Cafeferia Squad. A sfenographer she's going Io be, A preffy one foo, don'f you agree. BERNSTEIN, LEON 28l0 Olinville Ave. Academic-Cornell. AgricuI+uris'I'. Service Squad. Away from Columbus and its school marms To Cornell io work on college farms. BERNSTEIN, NONA R. 2055 Cruger Ave. Academic-Hunfer. Teacher. SI1e's a IiHIe girl, quiel and shy, But we lrnow she'lI gel by. BERTOLA, MARY 975 Rhinelander Ave. Academic-Mofher Cabrini Me- morial Hospifal, Chicago. Nurse. Ushers Squad: Emergency Room: Library Squad. Mary cer+ainIy is a good spori, Which is somefhing we proudly reporf. BERTRAND, ETHEL I3I8 Purdy S+. Commercial-Business Machine Op- eraior. Chorus. BIAGINI, PAT l823 While Plains Rd. Academic-C. C. N. Y. Teacher. liaI'an Club: French Club: Service Squad. BIBLE, MARIE 2504 Trafman Ave. Academic. Secrelary. Swimming Club. lnlelligenf, ambifious, and fair, As a secrefary she will be rare. BICKOFF, SIEGFRIED 2733 Barlref Ave. Academic-C. C. N. Y. Mechanical Engineer. 33 BLAGMAN, BETTY 2727 Holland Ave. Academic. Musician. Band. To play a clarinei is her ambiiion, She makes each song a classical rendifion. BLASS, NORMAN 2I8I Barnes Ave. Academic-New York Universify. Physician. BLATTNER, MARGARET 742 Morris Park Ave. Commercial-Merchanis and Bank- ers lns+iiuie. Sfenographer. Hospiialify Club: Home Aris: Ser- vice Squad. Blonde hair, eyes of blue. She's fhe one who is always irue. BLAUNSTEIN, JEROME 707 Easi lBl Sf. Academic-C. C. N. Y. Teacher. Microscope Club: Arisia. Good ihing we're graduafed now. He wanfs fo Teach, bui How? BLEVINS, GLORIA I426 Glover Sf. General. Secrefary. Newman Club. For Gloria a secreiary is iusf the iob. An employer would choose her from any mob. BLUSTEIN, PEARL 2504 Olinville Ave. Commercial-C. C. N. Y. Bookkeeper. Ma+h Office Squad, Occupaiional Club. Pearl is a gem as her name doih imply. We love her and +ha+'s no lie. 34 BORELLI, JOSEPH l537 Mayflower Ave. Commercial-Delehanfy lnsfifuie. Bookkeeper. Tragic Squad. BRAVERMAN, LEON 2700 Bronx Park Easf Academic. Mechanic BRIZELL, ROSALINA 2I65 Cruger Ave. Academic-Brooklyn College. Sociologisf. Arisfa: G. O. Sforeg Leaders' Club. A chronic reason for a youfh's broken heart BROWN, MELVIN I505 Townsend Ave. Academic. Mechanic. Gym Squad, Traffic Squad. Mechanics and moiors he loves and adores, Bu? school sfudies are oh, such bores. BROWN, PAUL 2757 Barker Ave. Academic-Columbia School of Pharmacy. Pharmacist BRUCE, ROBERT 3330 Bronx Blvd. Academic-William and Mary. Archaeologisf. Columbios. He doesn'+ have fo shouf for praise, Buf wins if from us in his ways. BRUNO, CHRISTY 2322 Waferbury Ave. Academic. Draffsman. BUELLER, EVELYN 2455 Cruger Ave. Commercial. Secrefary. Traffic Squad: Library Squad: Lunch Room Squad. BUKSPAN, ANNETTE 2700 Bronx Parlc Easl. Academic. Always friendly, full of laughler, She'lI have a place in our hearls hereafter. BULAT, THEODORE 2076 Wallace Ave. General-Casey Jones School of Aeronauiics. Masrer Mechanic. Lunch Squad: Traffic Squad: Senior Soflball Team. He's inclined fo mechanics, in life 'lhaI's his aim, The besl' of success in your chosen game. BUNYEA, GEORGE 45 Schofield S+. General. Fireman. Glee Club: Dramafic Socielyg L+. Traffic Squad. To be o fireman, George desires, We hope he'II be good al' puffing our fires. BURGER, SHIRLEE 24I8 Olinville Ave. Commercial- Philadelphia Conser- valory of Music. Bookkeeper. Social Commilfeeg Sr. Class Treas- urer. BURNS, LUCILLE i952 Paulding Ave. Academic-N. Y. U. Physician. News Edilor of Admiral, Pan- American Club: Poels and Play- wrighrs. On lhe medical road will Lucy roam, To cure all folks and send fhem home. BUSCO, MARIE 259 Calhoun Ave. Commercial. Secrelary. Traffic Squad: Biology Oflice Squad. Marie Busco, shorf and sweef, Swfeeps 'lhe boys righl ol? fheir eef. BUTCH, WILLIAM 3I46 Wissman Ave. General-Delehanry Insliluie. Commercial Arfisf. Lunch Room Squad: Loclcer Room Squad. Tall, brown-haired, blue-eyed is he, The ladies' delighl you see. BUTLER, ROBERT 2706 Eos? Tremonr Ave. General-Delehanly lnslifufe. Policeman. Lieufenanf of Service Squad. To be one of fhe fines+ Bobby yearns, So fo Delehan'Iy's he now lurns. CADOO, GEORGE 2525 Frisby Ave. General-Delehanly lnsiilule. Fireman. G. O. Represenlaliveg Traffic Squad, Supply Room: Soflball Team. He gels 'Phe girls with all his charms, Bur should beware of false alarms. CAGGIANO, LOUIS I429 Lawrence Ave. General. Traffic Squad. 35 CALABRA, HENRY I903 Radcliff Ave. Academic-Fordahm. Physician. Always crude, somewhal' rude, To be a vel would be more shrewd. CALI, DOROTHY l8I3 Barnes Ave. Commercial. Accoun'ran+. Boys Healfh Ed. Squad: Prom Com- miHee. Every'lhing's gay when she's around. Wiih her laughing eyes she'll asfound. CANTATORE, VINCENZA I560 While Plains Rd. General-Brooklyn College. Teacher. General Office: Guidance Office. CAPRA, VINCENT i088 Eusf I80+h Si. Academic. Mechanic. Traffic Squad. To be a Mechanic is his ambifion. We hope fhai he'll achieve ihis posifion. CASOLARO, GRACE l9lb Edison Ave. Academic. lfalian Teacher. lfalian Office Squad. Blond and sweef, smari and small, As an Halian Teacher, she'll beai fhem all. CHARNIN, THELMA 2l25 Cruger Ave. Commercial. Sfenographer. Library Squad: Class Treasurer: Sfudenf Aid Fund. 36 CHILOWITZ, MARTIN ZI37 Wallace Ave. General. CHIPMAN, JEANETTE 2005 Muliner Ave. General-Cornell. Biology Teacher. Traffic Squad: Guidance Office: Lunch Room Squad. She lmifs, and lrniis and lrnifs all dev. Bu+ as a bio feacher she'lI make her way. CIANCIO, ROSE l928 Edison Ave. Commercial-Business School. Secrefary. Mimeographing Office: Adulf Edu- cafion Office. A new member of our senior class, She's a quief and sfudious lass. CIESMIELEWSKI, MARY ZI39 Glebe Ave. Commercial-Business School. Law Sfenographer. Service for Healih Educafion Of- fice. Mary's surname is hard io pronounce Bu+ we're sure her career is worih more fhan an ounce. CIVETTA, GUIDO I9I7 Wallace Ave. Academic-C. C. N. Y. Mechanical Engineer. Halian Club. COCUZZO, FRANCIS l903 Radcliff Ave. Academic-N. Y. U. College oT Engineering. Aeronaufical Engineer. lniramural Foofball Team. Aeronaufics seems 'io be fhe fad And we're sure Francis won i do so bad. CONTASTA, MARIE 2553 Williamsbridge Rd. Commercial-New Rochelle College. Librarian. Publicafions Office: Junior Prom Commiffee. We'd like fo enlarge on your virfues As you enlarged our phoios. CONTRASTANO, MARIE L. I7I4 While Plains Rd. Commercial. COOPER, ETTA 2855 Barker Ave. Commercial. Musician. Traffic Squad: Chemis+ry Office Squad: Boys Healih Ed. OFFice Squad. COPEN, JEAN Il05 Olmslead Ave. Commercial. G. O. Rep.: Traffic Squad: Prom Commiffee. Wifhoul Jean Where would fhe prom be? CORCILLO, ALFONSO I848 Colden Ave. Academic-Business School. Shipping Clerlr. Siage Squad: Chemislry Lab.: Sculpfure Club. When Iighis wen? dim They called on him. COSTA, ELIA 2727 Barnes Ave. Academic. Recepfionisf. Usher Squad: Traffic Squad: Co- lombian: Town Hall. Her personalily-very sunny Her sense of humor-very funny Her ambifie:-Io marry money. CROSS, FLORENCE 2250 Walson Ave. Commercial. Sienographer. Service in PrincipaI's Office. FIorence's policy-Beffer fo be seen Ihan heard. CUNNINGHAM, ANNA 747 Edison Ave. General. Texfile Tesfer. Texfile Aris Club: Traffic Squad. DALY, MARGARET I754 Hobarf Ave. Academic-Delehanly Insfilufe. Civil Service Worlxer. Newman Club: Traffice Squad. Sweef and genile as a breeze, This young Miss is sure +o please. DANIELSEN, ROBERT I6I8 Lurfing Ave, Commercial. Musician. School Band: Orcheslra. WiHy and happy all day long, He makes school seem like a song. D'ARIA, VIVIAN 24I0 Maclay Ave. Commercial. Sfenography. General Office Squad. DAVIDSON, CHARLES 28I2 Bronx Park Easr Commercial-C. C. N. Y. Accounianf. Phofography: Service Squad. Charley is my name and I haven'f any aunfs Buf all my feachers fhink I have anis in my panis. 37 DAVIS, PATRICIA 23D Edgewaler Park. General--Business School. Secreiarial Work. Leaders' Club: Traffic Squad. Nice and simple is Ihis Irish Iass She's 'Ihe quiefes+ of fhe class. DEBON, LEO 2I75 Hone Ave. Commercial-Fordham. Cer+ified Public Accouniani. Gym Squads. Leo has brains alfhough no one would know ii, For he doesn'+ +hink i'l's proper Io show iI'. DE FILIPPIS, FRANK 665 AIIer+on Ave. Academic. DE GENNARO, RAPHAEL 347 Easf I35ih S+. Academic. Musician. Band: Orchesfra. Despife fhe Ieacher's frown He mainfains Ihe Irain broke down DE NICOLA, ROBERT 3l7I Fairmounf Ave. General-PraH' Insfiluie. Mechanical Drafisman. DE YOUNG, DOROTHY 2444 Wesfervelf Ave. General. Dielilian. We can say no more fhan This She's an unassuming young miss. 38 DICKSON, DOROTHY I939 Hobarf Ave. Commercial-Business School. Bookkeeper. General Office. Bookkeeping is her lop subiecf And of her career fha obieci. DI NAPOLI, JOHN Ib63 Cas'IIe Hill Ave. Commercial. Civil Service. Traffic Squad: Lunch Room Squad. Johnny, Johnny is my name Hope l'II ge? in fhe Hall of Fame. DINOWITZ, JOSEPH 28I6 Bronx Park Easl' Academic. Senior Sofiball Team. An alhlefe in Joe we see For fhaI's whaf he'd like 'Io be. DISEGNI, GRACE 284 Revere Ave. General. Model. Traffic Squad. Tall and neal' As a model she won'I,be beaf. DISTEFANO, FRANCES I2bl Havemeyer Ave. Commercial. S+enographer. Guidance Office. She keeps WRIGLEY'S gum an -Ihe markef. DITULLIO, JOHN 32I3 Easi Tremoni Ave. General. Flying Squad: Traffic Squad: Tour- nameni' Ball Team. Johnny will be in The ranks Of New York's famous Ieam 'Ihe Yanks. DONOHUE, FRANK I726 Sf. Pefers Ave. Commercial-Manhalfan College. Business Execufive. Gym Squad: Traffic Squad: New- man Club. His life will be as bright As an incandescenf Iighf. DORAN, CHARLOTTE l24l Rhinelander Ave. Academic-College of New Rochelle. Business Adminisfralor. Leaders' Club: Modern Dance Club. DRESCH, EUGENIA 29II Sullivan Place Commercial-Business School. Secrefary. Eugenia's eyes are a saucy blue, She looks af me and Thinks of you. EDELSTEIN, LORRAINE 2076 Bronx Park Easf Academic-Hunfer College. Teacher. Arisiag Columbus Insfilufe of Public Opinion: Leaders' Club. Lorraine cerlainly is a whiz She should be one of fhe lrids of quiz. EDELSTEIN, VICTOR 2076 Bronx Park Easf Academic-C. C. N. Y. Teacher. Arisfa: Columbus Insfifule of Public Opinion: Mafh. Office Squad. Alfhough Vicfor is really a clever led He wanis lo be a teacher: he musl' be mad. EHRENBERG, THEODOR I74B Garfield Sf. Academic. Governmenf Sign Leffering Service. G. O. Rep.: Traffic Squad: Pho- fography Club. A gov f man he hopes 'Io be And puf up signs for us fo see. ELLER, JOAN A. E. 6 Indian Trail. Academic-Business College. Traffic Capfain: S+uden+ Congress: Gym Squad Capfain. ELMER, JEANETTE 3080 Hull Ave. Academic-Business College. Secrelary. Guidance Office Receplionisl. Neal and efiicienr, Jeanefre, I see, A good Secrelary you'lI surely be. ENGEL, DORIS ZI99 Cruger Ave. Commercial-Hunler. Business Execufive. Service League: Sludenl Congress. ERLICK, ISABELLE 788 Arnow Ave. Commercial. Secrelary. She'II make a periecl secrelary or clerlr Because from work she does noi shirk. EUCKER, ELEANOR 2863 Dewey Ave. Commercial. Accoun+an'r. Traffic Squad. The owner of a Iunchbox filled lo the brim. FASOLO, JOSEPHINE l7l8 Seddon S+. Commercial. Merchandiser. Siudenf Courf: Sfudenl Congress. A more sincere friend can ne'er be found No mailer how long you Ioolr around. 39 FERRARA, BESSIE 3I20 Buhre Ave. Commercial. Sfenographer. Traffic Squad. Service in Business Machine Office. For four years fool: a commercial course She hopes i+'s a benefir Io her boss. FERRARA, RALPH I60l Parlrer S+. Commercial-Pace Insiilure. Accounfanl. Counring numbers one by one. Ralph Ferrara lhinlrs if's fun! FISCHER, MARY I8I3 Mulford Ave. Commercial-Drake Insfilule. Secreiary. Service League OFFiceg Principol's Olifice Squad. Inward grealness, unalifecled wis- dom, and sanify of manners. FITZGERALD, JOHN I5I8 Purdy S+. Commercial. ' Civil Service, Army. Service Squads: Biology Club: Lunch Room Squad. FORESE, ROSE I425 Allerron Ave. General-Nursing School. Nurse. Infirmary Service, Service Squad. Rose Forese: A swell girl is she Who some day, a greal nurse will be. FORMANEK, FLORENCE I627 Bogarf Ave. Commercial - Burroughs Business School. Accounlanf. Service in Loclrer Room. A silenf classmale and a 'rrue friend. 40 FOX, JOHN I232 Dawnee Place. Academic-Yale Universiiy. Docfor. Someday his 'fuiure will be Iilre his dream. He'lI be playing shorf siop on a Maior League Team. FRANK, IRVING Usher Squad: Traffic Squad: Prom Commirfeep French Club. I467 Taylor Ave. Academic-C. C. N. Y. Musician. Orchesirag Band: Swing Band. A musical career he will pursue, His equals will always be very few. FRATANGELO, PAT I838 Hone Ave. General-Srewarl. Diesel Engineer. Sfage Manager: Sfage Aris Sociefy: S+uden+ Congress. FREEMANN, CATHERINE 020 Ellsworfh Ave. Commercial-Delehanly Insiifule. Police Woman. Leaders' Club. KiH'y's fhe afhlefe of our class, A sfubborn, fighfing Irish lass. FREW, DOROTHY 268 Hollywood Ave. General--Kaihryn Gibbs Secrelarial School. Secrefary. Sparliling wil and disposilion sweef. Are a combinafion hard fo beaf. FREY, LUCY I9I7 Hering Ave. General. Beaufician. Afhlefic Club. FRIED, MORRIS 2756 Bronx Park Easl' Academic-Cornell. Agricullural Engineer. How lo fill fields and make lhings grow, Is whaf Morris wanls fhe world 'la know. FRIEDMAN, LILA 2276 Newbold Ave. Academic-N. Y. U. Physical Educalion Teacher. C. Club: Modern Dance Club. She likes her music, dancing and such. We hope she likes leaching gym iusf as much. FRIEDMAN, ROBERT 223i Wallace Ave. Academic. Musician. Band. Saxy Friedman sure could ride He's a bil on lhe solid side. FREITAG, MELVIN 2l85 Ballon Sl. Academic-Columbia. Laboralory Technician. Service Squad: Pholography Club. Laborafory Technician is lhe iab for you, You'll surely be successful foo. FROHLICH, GERTRUDE l657 Yales Ave. Commercial. Secrelary. I. H. T.: C Club: Leaders' Club. Forever smiling and happy is she, A carefree lass she'II always be. FUCHS, SYLVIA 9I4 Pelham Parkway. Academic-New York Universily. Journalisl. Pan-American Club: Tennis Club. She'Il wrile a sfory, And rise fo glory. FURMAN, WALTER 653 BriH'on Sf. Commercial. GACK, IRVING 2I87 Holland Ave. Academic-Michigan Universily. Malhemalician. School Baske+ball Team: Gym Clerks' Squad: G. O. Sfudenl Congress. GALLO, JENNIE 2405 Wesfchesler Ave. Commercial. Secrefary. Traffic Squad. This is Jennie wilh 'rhal greal big smile, Good luck should come lo her by lhe pile. GAMBINO, VERA 2327 Easlchesler Rd. Commercial. Sfenographer. Chorus: Operella: PIayTournamenl. A nighlingale in Columbus High. GARIBALDI, VERA i824 Weeks Ave. Academic-Brooklyn College. Psychologist Slage Crew: G. O. Slore: Boys' Gym OFFice. Al Brooklyn College Vera will be. Where she will sfudy psychology. GATTO, RICHARD I944 Bogarf Ave. General. Laboralory Technician. Library Squad. His perseverance is somelhing lo slress, Here's hoping Richard will be a success. 4l GAUHS, WILLIAM I236 Purilan Ave. General-PraH lnsfilule. Chemisf. Traffic Squad: Baskelball Squad. Prof? Inslilule is lhe slep for Gauhs. To sfudy Chemislry's whys and hows. GEISS, CHARLES 2l87 Holland Ave. General. Posl' Office Employee. CharIie's +o work in 'rhe P.O., see? We hope he makes good and so does she. GENNARO, JULIUS I322 Edwards Ave. Academic-Fordham. Pan-American Club: Sludenf Courl Commil+ee: G. O. Congress: Execu- five Council. No maHer whal he wanls fo be, Fly he will 'lo vicfory. GERARD, EMIL 2950 Roberls Ave. Commercial-New York Universily School of Accounls and Finance. Ceriilied Public Accoun+an'l. Newman Club Treasurer: Lunch Room Squad: Biology Club. GERSHNOW, ABRAHAM 2320 Bronx Park Easl. Academic-Delehanly Inslilule. Archileclural Engineer. Abe made up his mind lh's year, To be an archileclural engineer. GIGLIO, ALBERT I823 Haighl' Ave. Commercial-Fordham. Business Execufive. Gym Squad: Traffic Squad: New- man Club. Full of mischief and fun is he, So happy-go-lucky he'Il always be 42 GILROY, RICHARD I3bI Caslle Hill Ave. General-C. C. N. Y. Elecfrical Engineer. Fhofography Club. Through life he'II gel along so well, Because we know he's grand and swell. GIRODIAS, RENE 9II Hollywood Ave. Academic-Columbia Universify. EIec+r'cal Engineer. Chemislry Club: Arisla. We're sure lhaf one day he'II succeed, His hard work's bound 'lo lake lhe lead. GOLDSMITH, RUTH 2403 Fenlon Ave. Academic-Traphagan Ari School. Fashion Designer. Office Squad. Ru+h's sparkling blue eyes and lively smile, Makes life in Columbus mosl' worlh while. GOLDSTEIN, BERNICE 2232 Newbold Ave. Academic-C. C. N. Y. Usher Squad: Leaders' Club. Bernice is sweel and full of fun, She's a charming young lady fo everyone. GONDOLFO, JOSEPH l93l Black Rock Ave. Carnegie Insfifule of Technology. Engineer. Newman Club: Gym Squad: Lead- ers' Club. Hi, Joe, wha? do you know? To Carnegie lnslifuie you go. GRONAGER, HOLMER 2924 Sommer Place. Academic. Chemisfry Club: Chemisfry Labora- lory. Chemislry is lhis young man's craze Lef us hope he won'+ be in a daze GROSSMAN, SYLVIA l94l Fowler Ave. General-Marshall's Shorlhand Re porfing School. Courf Reporler. Leaders' Club. GRYGUS, MICHAEL 284I Easf I96+h S+. General-Universily of Soulhern California. Air Cadel. Service Squads: lndoor Baseball Team. GUELPA, RITA 565 Van Nes+ Ave. Commercial-Business School. Secrelary. She is a girl easy 'lo please Whom all 'lhe boys delight fo lease. HADER, ARTHUR 2047 Holland Ave. Academic-C. C. N. Y. Dentist Senior Band: French Club: Arisla. Teefh will o'l+en cause you worry So fo Arfhur's olifice hurry. HALVORSEN, LEONARD 65 Earley Sl. Commercial. Ship Builder. Gym Squad. He was lhe mosl handsome In our class Bul' he s'lill doesn'l llnow how lo pass. HAMANN, ELEANOR 2432 Wesfervell Ave. Commercial. Telephone Operalor. Dials, numbers, wires, and hooks, Eleanor is sure fo lille lhis beller 'lhan books. HAMBROOK, GENEVIEVE l590 Hone Ave. Academic. Telephone Operalor. Service in H. Ed. Omceg Correclive Gym. HARTENSTEIN, RUTH 28I5 Barker Ave. Academic-Hunler. Laboralory Teacher. Usher Squad: Biology Squad. Quief and so demure, Bu? she'll gel' ahead you can be sure. HARTNER, HAROLD 2250 Newbold Ave. Academic. Policeman. Traffic Squad: Baslxelball Team. Now Harry wanls lo be a cop, and half all 'lhose speeders, There's iusf one 'lype he wouldn'l slap, and lha+'s lhose blue-eyed pleaders! HAYNIE, PEGGY 29l2 Gerber Place. Commercial. Secrelary. Sludenl Secrelary. Never saw Peggie look forlorn, She wears a smile you cannol scorn HEINRICH, LAWRENCE l582 Thieriol Ave. Academic. Aeronaufics. HELFER, BERNARD 2739 Cruger Ave. Academic-Michigan Universify. Merchandiser. 43 HERDT, MARGARET I648 Hone Ave. Commercial. Secrelary. Tralilic Squad: Mimeograph OFfice. From a very nice girl lille you We oughl' io hear more lhan we do. HERTZEL, WILLIAM l943 Paulding Ave. General-Delehanly lnslilule. Policeman. Sfage Crew: Gym Squad: Prom Commiflee. To be a policeman is Her+zel's aim Lel s hope he will rise lo fame. HERZEL, LEO ZIO4 Bronx Park Easl'. Academic-Iowa Universily. Psychologist Malh Office: Baslrelball Team. He's never quiel nor ever mild, Wha'l's io be done wilh a fellow so wild? HODINKA, MARY 2965 Eos? l96ll'l Sl. Commercial. Secrefary. Class Represenfaiive: Traffic Squad: Social Commiflee. HOFFMAN, HELEN 296I Schley Ave. Commercial-Praff lnsfiiuie. Arrisf. HOPMANN, GLADYS 2033 Mallhews Ave. Academic-Business School. Secrelary. Leader's Club: Town Hall. A perfeci lady Gladys is She'lI gel along in any biz, 44 HOROWITZ, ARTHUR I9I4 Holland Ave. Academic-N. Y. U. Journalist Admiral Slaff. Warming fhe bench will never do For as good a sporfs wrifer as you. HOROWITZ. SOL 208I Cruger Ave. Academic-C. C. N. Y. Opfician. Mafh Office Squad: Clerical Squad: Arisfa. A good old egg, wifh a greaf big hearf, Bound fo gel' ol? fo a good sfarf. HOYT, JOHN 5ll Easl' l36+l1 Sf. General. Policeman. Library Squad: Guidance Office Squad. A good friend, a good scouf, Things for him will surely work our. HUBERMAN, PAULINE 346 Eos? I38+h Sf. Academic-C. C. N. Y. Teacher. French Club: Dramaiic Sociefy: Pan-American Club. To be a college graduale is Pauline's desire Afier rhal, +o leaching she'll aspire. HUGHES, CHARLES 79A Edgewaler Park. General. Fireman. Glee Club. Mosf girls, of Charlie never lire, He doesn'+ stop, buf slarfs fhe fire. HYMAN, MARVIN 2080 Wallace Ave. A General-C. C. N. Y. Business Man. Radio Forums: Radio Workshop: Arlisl' Review Slaff. He expecls lo be a greaf business man, Keep rrying, Marvin, as hard as you can. JACOBSON, ALYCE I265 Olmsfead Ave. General. Nurse. lnlirmary Squad: Red Cross Club: Firsf Aid Club. JACOBY, SOPHIE 2260 Olinville Ave. General-N. Y. U. X-Ray Technician. Emergency Room Squad: Sludy Hall Squad. Wifh Sophie l'here's buf one poinl lo slress, And lhaf is she's lhe Queen of Dress. JENSEN, ALBERT l078 Morris Park Ave. General-N. Y. U. Draffsman. Sfudenl' Courf Judge: Chairman, Sludenf Congress Dramafic Sociely. To wield a T-Square and a rule, ls whal Al liked lhe best in school. JOHANNES, GRACE l565 Rowland S+. General-Ari School. Fashion Designer. Grace will sfyle fhe evening gowns, For ladies fo wear in many lawns. JOHNSON, MARIE 3053 Barkley Ave. Commercial. Accounfanf. Chemisfry Office: Social Commil- lee: Class Secrelary. Marie is fhe sweefesl in our class. You can bel she's sure fo pass. JOHNSON, ROBERT K. 2358 Edgewaler Park. Academic. Civil Service Employee. KAHL, ROBERT 2847 Wellman Ave. Academic-Prafl' lnsfilule. Mechanical Engineer. Adminislralive Office Squad. Bob inlends lo be a mechanical engineer, May his ambilion remain in high gear. KAPLAN, ARNOLD 2504 Bronx Park Easl. General-Universify of Alabama. Agriculfurisl. Mofion Piclure Club: Tralilic Squad. Kappy as he's known fo some Surely musf be lols of fun. KAPLAN, MURRAY 620 Thwailes Place. General. Business Man. Band: Lunchroom Squad: Sludenl Congress. Murray has a business yearn Some day he'll own his own concern. KATZ, CHARLOTTE 28l0 Olinville Ave. General-C. C. N. Y. Chemistry Club: Chemisfry Squad. Counl' your calories, proleins and fafs, lf you need help, call on Charlolle Kali. KATZ, DIANA 2I57 Holland Ave. General-Business School. Secrefary. Laborafory Squad: G.O. Repre- senfafive. ln sform or sfrife, always serene, She has lhe poise and grace of a queen. KAUFMAN, FRANCES 883 Easl l76fh S+. General-Business School. Secrefary. Make Up Squad: Receplionisl' in Adminislralive Assisi. Olilice. 45 KELLY, EDWARD I3 Poplar Ave. General. KELLY, WALTER - 320 Brinsmode Ave. Commercial. Accounfanf. He has nice brown hair and a smile sa sweel' Kelly is a boy you'd lille Io meer. KENT, RICHARD I478 Williamsbridge Rd. Commercial-Phoiography Insiifuie. Commercial Phofographer. The Admiral: Presidenf of Camera Club. A fireman or phofographer he wanfs Io be, A very ambifious boy is he. KERR, BARBARA E. 3036 Tiemann Ave. General-Universiiy of Puerfo Rico. English Teacher. Dramatic Sociefy. KERR, GORDON I842 MaHhews Ave. Academic-Cooper Union. Mechanical Engineer. Library Squad. Gordon's blond and noi so bad And radio's his favorife fad. KINDERMAN, AL 2363 Lyon Ave. Commercial. Machine Accounianf. Library Squad. 46 KLAR, MILTON 3I55 Rochambeau Ave. Academic-Juilliard Conservalory of Music. Musician. Senior Prom Commi'H'eeg Biology Laboraloryg Traffic Squad. Milfon plays ihe frumpef, and we're all Io undersiand Life would be sweef, if only he could play in Dorsey's Band. KOCH, KATHERINE I902 Wallace Ave. General-Soufhhampfon Hospilal. Nurse. Library Squad. KOLB, ADRIENNE 2547 Easfchesfer Rd. Commercial-Business School. Sales Clerk. Adrienne is a friend in need, And is always in froubleg yes, indeed. KOLEN, OLEG 3283 Radio Dr. Academic-U. S. Mariiime Com- mission Training Sfafion. Radio Operalor. Chemisfry Prep Squad: Radio Club. KORDUNER, MILDRED 273I Barker Ave. Academic-Hunler. Social Worker. Propaganda Analysis Group: Library Squad. Mildred would malxe a good social worlrer For ihe simple reason she isn'f a shirker. KORNSTEIN, JACOB ZI99 Cruger Ave. Academic-Cornell. Agricullural Engineer. Mafh. Office: Baslceiball Squad. .Iacob's ambifion is going Io veer Toward being an agriculfural engineer. KRAVATZ, SIDNEY 2720 Bronx Park Easl. General. Aeronaulical Eleclrician KUHNKE, ROBERT 2568 Seymour Ave. Academic. Lensmen Club: Pholographer on 'lhe Admiral. Bob Kuhnlre's age is eighl and len, And he has a phol'ographer's yen. LANDAAS, ALICE l920 Holland Ave. Commercial-Hunler. Nurse. Accounling Office, Allendance Oliice. Smiling, happy, full of mirlh, There should be more like you on earlh. LANDECKER, HOWARD 3l56 Wissman Ave. General-R.C.A. lnslilule of Technology. Radio. Chemislry Club: Boys' Commercial Club. LANDY, EDWARD 2l8l Barnes Ave. Academic-N. Y. U. Business. Chief Juslice Sludenl' Courlp Malh. Office Squad: Rep. G.O. Congress. His wil' and charm, Ring a 'four-bell alarm. LEIBOWITZ, DAVID 768 Brady Ave. General. Journalisl. Traffic Squad: Biology Labaralory. LEONE, RALPH 3305 Easlern Blvd. Academic-S+. John's Universily. Lawyer. Lunch Room Squad: Traffic Squad, Gym Squad. He'll shalre his 'lisl al lhis and lhal, 'Til he's gal lhe case down pal. LEONFORTE, NETTIE I6I8 Mahan Ave. Commercial. Typisl. Placemenl Oliiice Squad. Though she's liny she's wordly wise So don'+ iudge her by her size. LETERIA, ALFRED l723 Garfield Sl. Commercial. Business Man. Gym Squad, Chorus, Commercial Club. LEVIN, ALBERT l420 Noble Ave. General-N. Y. U. Relailing. Biology Squad: Chemislry Office: Service Squad. When Alberl ioins lhe Army, The girls will be driven balmy. LEVINE, BERT R. 2320 Fenian Ave. Academic-Kansas Universily. Business. Swing Orcheslrag Pan-American Club: Admiral. Skippy is his niclrname He'll surely land in lhe hall of fame. LEVINE, RUTH 785 Mace Ave. General. Sfenogra pher. Glee Club, Orcheslra. 47 LEWITT, LEONARD 2855 Barker Ave. General-Sourhweslern Louisiana lnsfilule. Lawyer. Tra'Flic Squad. A sludenl of law Lenny will be, To fufure criminals a calaslrophel LIFSHITZ, FRANCES 2540 Cruger Ave. Commercial. Secrelary. Merry, mischievous, full of fun, Liked, whal's more, by everyone. LITTNER, WINIFRED I74b Hobarf Ave. Academic-Business College. Secrerary. Baskefball. LOWY, ADOLF B70 Wesf End Ave. Academic-C. C. N. Y. Economist French Club. LUDWIG, JUNE 2363 Lyon Ave. Commercial. Slenographer. Library Squad. June's olive complexion, Makes her The obiecr of much alifecfion. LUNARDI, FRANK 647 Mead S+. General. Foofball Team: Baskelball Team: Soffball Team. 48 LUNDQUIST, WARREN I535 Gillespie Ave. General. Mariner. Traffic Squad: Band: Flying Squad. For Uncle Sam his iob will be To save for us Democracy. MAAT, DONALD 750 Pelham Parkway. General. MACKAY, GERALD l532 Rosedale Ave. Academic-C. C. N. Y. Engineer. Chemisfry Club: Malh. Squad. He'll work so hard is whal' we hear To someday become an engineer. MADLIN, SAUL 2l25 Cruger Ave. Academic-Universily of Michigan. Business Man. lnfra-mural Baskefball Champs. Saul wanls fo be a business ad lf you don l make good you'll make us sad. MAHER, EILEEN 37I5 Easf Tremonf Ave. Commercial. Secrefary. Traffic Squad: Social Commirfeeg Arisfa. She will have a wholesome life And also make a prerfy good wife. MALAMUD, JULIUS 29l3 Fosfer Ave., Brooklyn. Academic-N. Y. U. General Shop Teacher. Shop Squad. Julius would like much more 'lo learn To go lo N.Y.U. he does yearn. Chemisfry Squad, Chemistry Club: MALIZIA, JOSEPH l5b6 Hollywood Ave. Commercial-N. Y. U. School of Business. Cerfilied Public Accounfanf. Wyoming Volleyball Champs: Lunch Room Squad: Gym Squad. I0-IB-24-Hip! MANDELL, GRACE 60I Pelham Parkway. Commercial-Academy of Dramaiic Aris. Dramaiic Teacher. Dramafic Club. MANGIAMELE, MARGIE I845 Bogarf Ave. Commercial-Business School. Machine Accounfani. Leaders' Club: Bowling Club. Five 'leef Iwo wifh pifch blaclr hair Who wanfs a boyfriend 'lall and fair. MANGINELLI, ALBERT I73l Hunl' Ave. Academic-N. Y. U. Civil Engineer. Manginelli is going 'Io 'lawn Building bridges upside rown. MARCIANTE, MINNIE 2509 Wallace Ave. Commercial. Secreiary. CusIodian's Office: Healfh Ed. Office. Shorf, sweef and near A combinaiion hard fo beaf. MARGOLIN, FLORENCE 2708 Holland Ave. Academic-C. C. N. Y. Cerfified Public Accounfanl. Arisfa: Pan-American Club: French Club. A winning smile as you can see To crown a sweel' personaliiy. MARINO, VINCENT IB36 Mayflower Ave. Commercial-Business College. Accounfani. Biology Squad: Lunch Room Squad Traffic Squad. MARKS, MIRIAM 28I4 Olinville Ave. Academic-Hunfer. MARRONE, NICK l522 Odell Si. Commercial-Delehanfy Insfiiufe. Policeman. Consumers Club: Chemisfry Club N. Y. Times Salesman. A policeman he's going io be So you'd beHer wafch our, you see. MARSIGLIA, HECTOR 627 Morris Park Ave. General-Brooklyn College. Journalisf. lfalian Club: Sfage Crew. Winchell, Hellinger, Maclnfyre beware For Hecfor will soon be in Ihe ediI'or's chair. MARTIN, ROBERT 486 Minneford Ave. Academic-C. C. N. Y. Chemical Engineer. MARTINO, MARIA G. II33 Rhinelander Ave. Academic-C. C. N. Y. Opera Singer. Library Squad: Halian Office Squad: Newman Club. 49 MARTINSON, ARNOLD 757 Logan Ave. Commercial-Delehanly lns'I'i'l'ule. Traliiic Squad: lnlramural Foolball and Basketball. His heighf is somelhing above normal, And his manner quile informal. MARX, OTTO l247 Hollywood Ave. General. Elecirician. He's 'lhe guy wi'I'l1 lhe golden bean Wherever you loolr he's behind the scene. MASON, EILEEN l05l Edison Ave. General--Universily of Alabama. Chorus, Wriiers' Club. MASSAGLI, EDWARD l5l6 Sl. Pelers Ave. Commercial. General Oliiice Worlr. Traffic Squad. MATTURRI, JESSIE 2004 Newbold Ave. Commercial. Model. Commercial Club: Service League. Calling all models-here's compe- l'i'l'ion. Jessie decided ihis will be her mission. McCABE, EDWARD 36 Merropolifan Oval. Academic-Polylechnic lnslilule. Commission in Uniied Slaies Air Corps. Flying Squad: Lunch Room Squad. Ho's golfen around in 'lhis man's school And in fhis world he'II be no fool. 50 McCULLOUGH ELEANOR 720 Wilcox Ave. Commercial. Secrelary. Siena Club, Boys' Gym OFfice Squad. McDOWELL, JOHN i325 Edwards Ave. General-Cafholic Universily. Accounlanf. McGEE, EILEEN I622 Pilgrim Ave. General-Fordham Hospifal. Nurse. Service Squad. Eileen is lhe sweeihearl of ihe boys, She is our bundle of heavenly ioys. MELNICK, IRVING 2076 Bronx Park Easf. General-Universi+y of Michigan. Library Squad: Biology Lab.: Camera Club. Chemislry is his pei, Wilh 'the girls he's belier yel. MELTZER, BEATRICE lB27 Haighl Ave. Commercial. Secrelary. Accounling Office: Social Commii- fee: Bio. Laborafory Squad. She is somelimes conlrary, Buf she'lI maize a good secreiary. MENDELSOHN, ELSIE I2I0 Sherman Ave. Commercial-Monroe Secrelarial School. Complomelrisi. Commercial Club: Cafeleria: Boy's H. E.: Oflice Squad. As she spolle we were spellbound, To hear of all lhe dafes she'd found. MEPPEN, BERNICE 2428 Maflhews Ave. Compiomefrisf. Biology Office: Biology Lab.: Pan- American Club. Always on 'Ihe go, Bernice Meppen You ceriainly keep ihings as+eppin'. MERTZ, KENNETH i590 Hone Ave. General. Civil Service Employee. Mimeograph Squad: Flying Squad: Lunch Room Squad. Mosf likely he will rise io fame. For Civil Service is his aim. MESNIK, ISRAEL 2704 Easl' Tremoni' Ave. Commercial. Business Man. Tralilic Squad: Gym Squad: lnlra- mural Boskefball Team. A nuisance 'io ihe girls of 8-2. METRO, .IOHN 332I Easfern Boulevard. General'-Fordham. Posial Clerk. Lafin Club: Trafiice Squad: Tennis Club. As a fufure Ram he will work, Unfil he is a Posial Clerk. MOLINARI, GRACE 2423 Buck Sf. Commercial. Secrefary. Service Squad: Commercial Club. She is quief and wanfs fo marry So boys you'd beifer noi larry. MONACO, MARIE 3010 Easfchesier Rd. Academic. lnierpreier. Halian Club, Traffic Squad: New- man Club. She's peppy' she's wiHy, she's full of fun foo, And her ofher good poinis are 'Far from few. MOORE, GEORGE I6I9 Hammersley Ave. Nafionol Farm School. Scienlilic Farmer. George, as you and I all know, Is a born farmer from head fo foe MORETTI, ALFRED I7I8 Melville Sf. Commercial. Sfenographer. Commercial Club. Gregg needs more people like Alfred. MORRIS, LUCILLE Zlbb Bronx Park Easi. Commercial-Monroe Secrelarial School. Accounlanf. Leaders' Club: Boys Healih Ed. Office Squad: Guidance Office Squad. Lucille Morris is quife charming Bui fhe ihings she does are some- iimes alarming. MORRISON. FLORENCE 2830 Sedgwick Ave. Commercial. Secrefary. Service League: Program Com- miilee. Flo's blonde curls and smile so sweef, Are so grand fhey cun'I be bool. MouLToN, GUY I0 Beach PI., Silver Beach. General. Cabinei' Maker. Traffic Squad. Wherever may be his aim, His capabilifies will bring him fame. MUSIKAR, SAM 2549 Colden Ave. General-Praff Insiiluie. Commercial Ari. Ari Sociefy: Ari' Edifor of Hori- zon: Sfage Arfs Socieiy. NAGER, NATHAN ZI94 Barnes Ave. Academic-New Yorlx lnsiifufe of Phofography. Press Phofography. Camera Club: Service Squad. Women and Phofography he has decreed Are The fhings wifh which he will succeed. NAPALETANO, CARI 2066 Yafes Ave. General. Car+oonis+. Traffic Squad: Flying Squad: lnira- mural Baslcefball Team. He wan'I's +o be on fhe Carioonis1's Sfaff And have people ask for his aufo- graph. NAUGHTON, MABEL I489 Soufhern Boulevard General-Delehaniy Insfifufe. Secreiary. Library: Newman Club: Hisiory OiTice S+aFF. Peggy Naughion is very wiHy P.S. she's also migh+y preHy. NELSON, MARION I534 Ericson Place. Academic-PraH lnsfiiuie. Dress Designer. Girl's Emergency Squad: Red Cross: Firsi' Aid Squad. Flafiering lines you'll design For girls 'io wear when fhey dance and dine. NERO, RUDOLPH 2539 Radcliff Ave. Academic-Universiiy of Alabama. Engineer. He's always cool and calm as a cucumber. He's indeed a rare number. NEWMAN, ROGER 340 Wes? 86+h Sf. Academic-Columbia Universify. Chemist Arisfa: Chemisfry Club: Tennis Team. Work hard and long has been his creed. He's picired mosf likely +o succeed. 52 OAKLEY, FRANCIS I624 Fowler Ave. Academic-lnsfiiufe of Aeronaufics. Lunch Room Squad: Flying Squad: Gym Squad. When a fasf plane zooms high You'll lrnow Francis is flying by. OCCHIPINTI, SALVATORE I005 Van Nesi' Ave. General-Fordham. Lawyer. Radio Club: Dramaiic Socieiy: Jr. Chorus. He is good in his sfudies, fhaf we saw, Some day he will be as good in low. O'CONNOR, NANCY 323I Counhy Club Rd. Commercial-PraH Insflfufe for Diefiiians. Leaders' Club: Newman Club: Chemisfry Club. To PraH Insfifufe goes our Nancy, Where she'll learn io make plain dishes fancy. O'HARA, KATHLEEN IB34 Barnes Ave. Academic-S+. Vincen+'s Nursing School. Nurse. Newman Club: Traffic Squad. Nor a Scarlefr is liiile Kaihleen Bu? a fairer lass will ne'er be seen OKUN, IRVING 25II Holland Ave. Academic. Realfor. Civics Club. Lois and houses lrving has for sale, With his abiliiy he's sure nor fo fail. OLSON, ROBERT IOI6 Logan Ave. Academic-Massachusefis lnsiifuie of Technology. Civil Engineer. Here's a fella +ha+'s going fo iown. Going io build bridges fha? won'i fall down. OSWALD, DOROTHY 2507 Trafman Ave. Commercial-Business School. Secrefury. Olifice Squad. Here is a girl fall boys would like 'lo meer Because she 'loo is fall and so sweet PALMER, HELEN I555 Lurling Ave. Commercial. Secreiary. PAPPALARDO, MARY I7Il Tenbroeclr Ave. Commercial. Sfenographer. One of fhe besf sienographers in The class Success will come for ihis young lass. PASEWARK, WILLIAM 9I2 Quincy Ave. Commercial-N. Y. U. Business School. Accounfanf. Commercial Club: Traffic Squad. They call him Bum Leg Bill May his ambifion rise as high as a hill. PASTORINO, THOMAS 737 Easf Tremonf Ave. Commercial. Boolxlxeeper. Lunch Room Squad: Traffic Squad. Here's a 'fellow wiih lo'ls of ambifions. He'll go far under any condifions. FATE, LlVIA II53 Cross Ave. Commercial. Slenographer. Biology Office Squad. A good sfenographer works af a rapid rafe, You'Il malre a good one, oh Livio Pale. PEGGIE, BESS I9l9 McGraw Ave. General-Business College. Social Secrefary. Mingling wifh socie'ly's besf, Will puf Miss Peggy io a fest PERAGINE, FRANCES M. I320 Gillespie Ave. Commercial. Secrefary. Senior Leaders' Club. Her laughfer through fhe halls dofh rung, Engulfing her classmales in fhe song she dofh sing. PETEROFSKY, MURRAY ZI64 Barnes Ave. General. Junior Ari' League. Commercial Arfisf. Glee Club: G.O. Treasurer: Prom Commi'H'ee. Lighi' or dorlz, shorf or fall, He's noi choosy, he loves fhem all. PIACENTILE, JOHN 320 Easf l50ll1 Sf. Commercial. Sfafisfician. Traffic Squad: Visual Educalion Squad. A sfarisfician John will be And calculafe wifh one, fwo, lhree. PINCHOFF, MILDRED 2l35 Wallace Ave. Academic-C. C. N. Y. Teacher. Arisfa: Leaders' Club: Pan-Ameri- can Club. PLESSL, JULIUS l57I Hollywood Ave. General. Naval Man. Band. His faslc will be a dangerous one Bu+ in fhe porfs he'll have some fun. 53 POLI, MICHAEL 3lO4 Wilkinson Ave. Commercial-Business College. Accounfanf. Quier and confeni' in worl: and PIUY- He'll malre 'rhe fines? C. P. A. POLLACK, LOUIS 25I5 Olinville Ave. Academic. Salesman. Mimeograph Squad. A budding salesman we have here Will if be ladies' or men's wear? POLLACK, YETTA 5I5 Wesr l83rd S+. Academic-Hunfer College. Biology Teacher. Hebrew Club, Hisfory Office Squad. POLULIAH, APPOLLON 2525 Wallace Ave. Academic-Syracuse Universiiy. Aeronauiical Engineer. Engineering is his sfar Hope ii' 'iwinlrles from afar. PAMPASELLI, MARIE 784 Olmsiead Ave. Commercial-Delehanry lnsfiiufe. Acfress. Dramaric Club: Traffic Squad: Leaders' Club. Someday, a siar she would like 'lo be We pray her name in lighrs we'll see. POSIN, MURRAY l505 Bosion Rd. Academic-Temple Universify. Musician. Maihemaiics Office Squad: Traffic Squad: Band. This answer fo a maiden's prayer ls dynamiie so girls beware! 54 PREMUROSO, HELEN l9l7 Radcliff Ave. Commercial-Business School. Secrerary. Library Squad: Newman Club: Siena. Service. PRESTIFILIPPO, JOSEPH I654 Applefon Ave. General. Civil Service Employee. Gym Squad: I.H.T. Squad. Always forgeffing fo bring in his nares, We hope fhai some day he'll gel some vofes. PUGLIA, CONCETTA l08I Rhinelander Ave. Academic-Hhaca College. Physical Training lnsrrucfor. lfalian Club: Library Squad: New- man Club. Dear Lord, some day l'd lilre ra see A Healih Ed. leacher made of me. RABINOWITZ, BURTON 679 Waring Ave. General-Aeronauiical School. Aeronaufical Engineer. Senior Sofi Ball Team. Beri's running on and quickly i'oo To reach rhe Hep or pifch some woo? RADUZINER, HOWARD I957 Bronxdale Ave. Academic-C. C. N. Y. Maihemafics Teacher. Arisra: Hisiory Club: General Office Squad. Teaching Geomefry, irig, and x + 2, Are rhings rhaf Howard wanrs is do. RAINONE, JOHN 2563 Maclay Ave. Academic. Fireman. RAYACK, MILDRED 2540 Griger Ave. Academic-Hunfer. Dielifian. Arisfa: Colum-Bios: Assislanl' Edilor of Admiral. Throughouf a crowd Millie will lead, For she was picked mos? lilrely fo succeed. RAZZETTI, ALFRED I663 Garfield Sf. General-Air Condifioning and Refrigerafion School. Air Condifioning Engineer. Le'Her for Foofball: .lunior Prom Commiffee. REGALBUTO, MARY 700 Cauldwell Ave. Commercial-N. Y. U. Buyer. Newman Club: lfalian Deparemeni: Red Cross Club. Mary's going fo N. Y. U. She's going fo be a buyer, foo. REGAN, BETTY l534 Ericson Place. General-Business College. Secreiary. Traffic Squad: Principal's Office Squad. REICH, JACK 2747 Bronxwood Ave. Academic. N. Y. U. Mechanical draffsman. Capf. Cafeferia Squad, Gym Squad, Flying Squad. REICH, SALLY l247 Rhineland Ave. Academic-Hunler. English Teacher. French Club: Columbian Town Hall. A sfudenl' in mind, a scholar af hearf, There's greaf success 'For a girl so smart REYNOLDS, JOHN 9D Eclgewaier Parlr. General. Singer. Chorus. ln fhe field of music he wanls fo excel, On an amafeur program will he gel 'Phe bell? RlCCHlUTl, FRANCIS I73-07 Fairchild Ave. Academic-S+. John's Universify. Denfisl. If your ieefh hurl from fhe cake you balre Come 'lo Francis and he'll cure lhal ache. RITCHIE, DOROTHY 530 Edsl' l50ll1 Sf. Commercial. Secrefary. Oliice Squad: Traffic Squad. RIZZUTO, ELAINE 924 Morris Park Ave. General-Barnard College. Physical Educafion Teacher. Leaders' Club: C Club. Elaine a leader wilh plenfy of zip And, oh boy is she a pip! ROBILOTTA, FRANK 3005 Easl' Tremonf Ave. Commercial. Bio. Squad: Lunch Room Squad: Traffic Squad. RODIA, CONCETTA 6l4 Balmer Ave. Commercial. Secrelary. Biology Olilice: Visual Aids Squad. 55 ROMANELLI, RlNA l958 Paulding Ave. Commercial-Business School. Secrelary. Service League: Prom Treasurer. Rina, Rina whaf shall if be Will you become a secrelree? ROMER, ANNE 2447 Hering Ave. Commercial-Business School. Secrefary. G.O. Rep.: Leaders' Club: Slage Crew. Here is a girl wifh red hair and blue eyes Like Chesierfields, she salisfies. ROSENBERG, ETHEL 2303 Holland Ave. Academic. Dramafic Club: Library Squad: Modern Dancing Club. Elhel has a sense of humor Believe me 'fis no idle rumor. ROSSMAN, ROSLYN 27l8 Cruger Ave. Commercial-C.C.N.Y. Secrefary. H. E. Office Squad: Library Squad. ROTH, CHARLES 3227 Waferbury Ave. General. Policeman. Wesfchesler Baseball Team. Charles, He'll be a copper soon, Shooi some rods, make bad guys swoon. RUGGIERO, ROCCO l255 Edison Ave. Academic. Biology Lab. Squad. Rocco is inferesled in 'Phe Bio. Lab. Will he end up by driving a cab. 56 RUSCONI, EDYTHE I750 Van Buren Sl. General-Ari School. Fashion lllusfralor. Newman Club: Chorus. She draws quiie a figure and her's isn'f bad She'll likely go 'lar wilh some lucky lad. RUTEEN, MURIEL 2756 Bronx Park East. Academic-Hunler. Laboralory Technician. Boy's Gym Office Squad: Mr. Fon+aine's Office Squad. RYAN, DANIEL 2919 Barkley Ave. General-Fordham. Docfor. Traffic Squad: Gym Squad: Basker- ball Squad. Look for Danny in Fordham U He'll wrile prescripfions for a few. SACCENTE, FRANK 609 Wilcox Ave. General-Alabama Universiiy. Foofball Sfar. Traffic Squad: Baskeiball Team: Gym Caplain. Frank's fo be a foofball sfar To fwinkle near and fwinkle far. SACCOMANO, MARY B37 Clarence Ave. Commercial. Secrefary. Library Squad: Social Commifree Traffic Squad. Happy as a lark all day Her middle name is surely Gay.' SAFRAN, RHODA 2750 Bronx Park Easi Academic-Business School. Secrefary. Clerical Squad. SALFI, ANNA 4455 Monlicello Ave. C. C. N. Y. Slenographer. Adull Educofion Service Squad. Shorly will wrile wilh elificienl speed Of her eraser she'lI have no need. SALIT, JACK 2528 Cruger Ave. Academic. Aircrafl Mechanic. Biology Lab. Squad. Jackie in a greasy monlcey suil, Will lighfen nuls and bolls on planes of pursuil. SALTZ, HELEN 254I Olinville Ave. Commercial. Secrelary. Clerk in School Bank: Charge of Senior Jewelry: Assi. Bus. Mon. of Admiral. Energelic and Five 'feel' four, She's 'lhe lype lhal boys adore. SAMOTIN, FRED 2760 Holland Ave. Academic-Sf. John's University. Lawyer. Oh he's a iolly good fellow Bul here's where he slarls io bellow. SANZO, LENA 2527 Maflhews Ave. Commercial-Delehaniy lnslilule. Speed Slenographer. Usher Squad: Newman Club: Slen. Speed Club. Lena has never been lrnown lo shirlr She'll specialize in Speed Slen- ography worlr. SARNESE, RITA B49 Easl' 228+h Sl. General-Sl. Lulre's Hospilal School of Nursing. Nurse. Modern Dance: Biology Office: English Office Squad. A cerlain J. Gaynor has nofhing on Rilo, Her eyes are more friendly, her smiles are much sweefer. SCARFIA, ROSE 2756 Morgan Ave. Academic. Ilalion Olifice Squad: Newman Club. Modesl' as a violel, quiel as a cloud, Rose's achievemenls are way above 'the crowd. SCHEFFOLD, HAROLD 2l7 Blair Ave. Academic. Happy-go-lucky in school and in Play. A big success he will be some day. SCHMIDT, JUDITH I75 Wesl 92nd Sl. Academic-Broolrlyn College. Dancer. Arisra: Fealure Edilor, Admiral: Sfudenl Courl' Judge. A grond girl os anyone may see, An assel lo any friendship she'll be. SCHMIDT, NELLIE l955 Hunl Ave. Commercial-Business School. Language Translafor. Serene, sweel, and a lrue pal, None can excel Nellie for line Morale. SCHNEIDER, HARRIETTE 2766 Barnes Ave. Commercial-Business School. Secrelary. Admiral Slalif: Hobby Club: Leaders' Club. This amazing crealure, Wanls fo marry a school leacher. SCHNEIDER, ROBERT 2020 S+. Paul Ave. General. Policeman. Posl' Squad. Rober+ wanls 'ro be a cop, And malre all 'lhose bad men slop. 57 SCHORR, SHIRLEY 935 Easl' I79'lh Sl. Academic-Hunier College. Teacher of Languages. French Club: Lal'in Club: Arisla. Lafin and French some delesf, Bui Shirley of all likes 'lhem bes+. SCHULTZ, CATHERINE 23I5 Sfearns Sf. Academic-Bellevue Nurses Training School. Nurse. Locker Squad: French Club. She's quiel' and sweei, And also peiiie. SCHULTZ, RUTH 35I Cily Island Ave. Academic-Hun'I'er. Biologisf. German Club: Library Squad: Newman Club. SCHWARTZ, MARVIN 2055 Cruger Ave. C. C. N. Y. Chemical Engineer. Maih. Ofiice Squad: Edilor of Arisia Review. The world's now bleeding and men are blind, So he's iurned lo Chemisfry, Io save mankind. SCHWARZ, DONALD I28-B Edgewafer Park. General. Civil Service Employee. OFiice Squad: Receiving Room Squad. SCHWIND, ELEANOR LOUISE l642 Hone Ave. General-S+. Luke's Nursing School. Air Hosless. Traffic Squad: Prom Commillee: Secreiarial Office. Come on, everybody, give her a hand For a pilol' Eleanor is 'frying io land. 58 SCKOLNIK, BENJAMIN l420 Williomsbridge Rd. Commercial. Radio Operafor. Editor-ln-Chief Admiral: Arisla: Radio Workshop. Whal' fo do with ihose dimes? Buy +he New York Times! SEIDLER, EVELYN 2847 Eusf I94'lh Sf. Commercial. Compiomelrisl. G. O. Olilice Squad: Senior Social Acfiviiies: Consumers' Club. SHEDLIN, HERBERT E. 2223 Ellis Ave. General. He's modesr and conservofive, In some fhings, he's superlafive. SHERMAN, EVELYN 892 Fairmouni' Place. Commercial. Secrefary. Social Commillee: Traffic Squad: Commercial Club. Evelyn Sherman's always Iafe, Her excuse, Oh, I had a dafel SHERMAN, EVELYN 275l Holland Ave. Commercial. Bookkeeper. Eve's the gal who doesn'l' know Wheiher she's coming or on 'Ihe go. SILVA, DORA 585 Van Nesi' Ave. General-Spencer Business College Secreiary. Library Squad. SILVERSTEIN, FLORENCE 2822 Bronx Park Easf. Academic-Pralf Inslilule. Fashion Illuslralor. French Club: English and French Office Squads. When Schiaparelli will resign, Flo will lalre her place fo design. SIMPSON, BILLY 3Ib2 Rawlins Ave. General. Farmer. Dramalic Club. Billy, Billy, I hope if isn l lrue, Buf are lhere any more af home Iilze you? SINGER, JACQUELINE 2l06 Bronx Parlr East Commercial. Secrelary. Consumers' Club: Clerical S+aFf: General Office Squad. Sfudy is no Field of Clover laclrie for one is glad il's over. SINGER, SONYA 2504 Olinville Ave. Commercial. Secrelary. Office Squad: Occupalional Club. Singer -alfhough she's noi like her name She'II rise Io 'Fame iusl 'Phe same. SKENNION, JOHN l4I8 Zerega Ave. Commercial-Business College. Courf Sfenographer. Senior Secrefary. SLOTNICK, PHYLLIS 2086 Bronx Park Easf. General-Juilliard School of Music. Musician. Clerical Squad: Traffic Squad. Her mind's resolved and infallibly se+, By hoolr or by croolr she'll bear Rubenslein yef. SMITH, HARRIET 2455 Cruger Ave. Commercial. Secrefary. Biology Office Squad. Smarl, quick, and whal' a wil, I'm sure she'll make quife a hif. SMITH, KAROLINE 2753 Holland Ave. Commercial. Boolclceeper. Boys Heallh Ed. Office Squad. She is 'lhe ioy of every day, Spreading sunshine along the way. SMITH RICHARD l55I Williamsbridge Rd. Academic-N. Y. U. Aeronaulical Engineer. Traffic Squad: Senior Class Treas- urer: Lunch Squad. SMOLENSKY, MILDRED 2I87 Cruger Ave. Academic-Broolrlyn College. Psychologist Leaders' Club: Pres. C Club: Arisfa. She's lalenled, all-nlelic, preHy and brighl, Ginger is surely a bil of all righl. SMOLEROFF, THEODORE 2502 Frisby Ave. Academic-N. Y. U. College of Engineering. Mechanical Engineer . Lunch Room Squad: Ll. of Traffic Squad. Wise in lhe ways of lhe world, is Teddy, Leave if fo him lo fry lo dale Hedy. SMOLOWITZ, ALMA 966 Easl' I7B'l'I'l Sl. General-N. Y. U. Merchandiser. Office Squad: Hisfory Seminar. Wilh alerl relorls and exacfing mind, Of her il s said, fhere's buf one of a lzind. 59 French Office Squad: Sfeno Club: Hisfory Office: Prom Commilfee: SOBEL, JULES 600 Trinify Ave. Academic-N. Y. U. Denial Mechanic. SOLOMON, SAMUEL I996 Anlhony Ave. Academic-Columbia Universify. Denfisf. Dramalic Club. His likes are some music, some knowledge, mos? sporfs His Ambifion-a denlisl Now gang, no relorls. SOLOMON, SEYMOUR 320 Easl' I97fh Sl. Academic-C. C. N. Y. Accoun+anl'. Arisfa Review Slaff: Mafh. Off. Squad: Columbus Town Hall. SOLOWEY, NANCY 2749 Barker Ave. Academic-Hunier College. Designer. Lafin Club: Srudy Hall Squad. Here she comes brighf and snappy, Nancy is a senior +haf's happy . SPAGNA, JOSEPHINE I927 Tomlinson Ave. General-S+. Mory's Hospifal. Nurse. Traffic Squad: Office Squad. SPERONI, IRIDE 990 Arnow Ave. General. Business Woman. Leaders' Club: Gym Aide: Infirmary Aide. When +here's need of a friend or work fo be done, You can always depend on Ish, 60 SPIEGEL, HELEN 2723 Barnes Ave. General. Sfenogropher. Dramafic Club: Swifchboard Aide. Operaior, operafor, number please And blonde Helen aims lo please. SPIEGEL, LEON 556 Sf. Pauls Place. Academic-C. C. N. Y. Maihemafics Teacher. Chemisfry Club: Arisfa: Chemisfry Lab Squad. Mulfiplicalion is vexaiion, division is as bad Buf Leon as a maihemefician, lo do fhese would be glad. SPRECKELSEN, RUDOLPH lbI9 Easi 233rd S+. Commercial--Delehanly lnsiifuie. Civil Service. Shop Squad: Traffic Squad. For Civil Service, Rudolph will apply To be o fireman and fhaf's no lie. STEIN, NORTON 204I Holland Ave. Academic-Tulane Universiiy. U. S. Army Oflicer. Columbians: Service Squad. Blowing a frumpef is only a fad, He'Il go far as a young army lad. STERN, SIDNEY 2705 Colder Ave. Commercial. Merchandiser. School Bank Squad. STIGELL, ALMIRA l7lI Newporf Ave. Commercial-Hunler College. Nurse. Accounling Office Squad. l+'s nice fo be nafural when you're narurally nice. SULLIVAN, MORTIMER 2920 Hone Ave. General. The sweepslokes of life are hard fo win Buf he can do if wilh a grin. SULLIVAN, VIRGINIA I949 Haighf Ave. Commercial. Top Dancer. Library Squad: Off. Class Pres.: Pram Chairman. Virginia, fhe apple of our eye, Adorable, sweef, buf nof so shy. TANNENBAUM, SOL 2753 Cruger Ave. Commercial. TANZILLO, ANGELA l I I6 Mefcalf Ave. Commercial-Business School. Secrefary. Biology Office Squad: Visual Aids Squad. Swing and sway wilh Tangee. TARANTINE, ANTHONY l73l Luriing Ave. Academic-Cooper Union. Chemical Engineer. Traffic Squad: Fencing Club: Senior Prom Commiilee. TARTAGLIA, INEZ I953 Wallace Ave. Commercial-Monroe Secrelariol School. Secre'I'ary. G. O. Office Squad: Leaders' Club: Commercial Club. The boss shall have a charming gal, When he hires Inez and gives her a sal. TARTAGLIONE, ROSINA 2027 Hobarl Ave. Commercial. Sfenographer. Hospilolify Club: Traffic Squad: Occupafional Informalion Club. Jolly, lollralive, always has a pun, The Gang can always counf on her for fun. TAVOLACCI, THEODORE 2564 Young Ave. Commercial-N. Y. U. C. P. A. Lunch Room Squad: Priniing Club: Tralilic Squad. If Teddy could have his way, He would like fo be o C. P. A. TEGTMEIER, LEO I62I Bayshore Ave. General. Carpenfer. Wood, hammer, nails and a saw, Are all Leo needs fo mole fhings galore. TEIMAN, ERIC 28I6 Bronx Park Easf. General-Profl Insfilufe. Chemisf. Ari' Club: Sfage Crew. Eric is fhe quiei lype, Bur his brain is very ripe. THEESFELD, DOROTHY l7l2 Easfchesier Rd. General-Federal School of Fine Arls. Fashion Illusfrolor. Ari' Office Squad. Dorofhy, who is rafher good looking and pelile, Will, as a fashion illusiralor, earn her bread and meal. THIER, PHIL 225l Holland Ave. General-Cooper Union. Radio Engineer. Radio Squad: Manilorial Squad: Lunch Room Squad. To Cooper Union he will go, To sfudy the lield of radio. bl TICE, KENNETH l704 Sedan S+. Academic-Fordham Universily. Civil Engineer. Pholo Club. To be a civil engineer is his ambi+fon He's a good marker, and sure io land a posilion. TOLMAN, DOROTHY l80I Muliner Ave. Commercial. Sfenographer. This blonde is a neaf liHle friclr So come on boys, come running quiclr. TULLY, LYDIA 220l Haviland Ave. Academic-Business School. Compfomeler Operafor. Leaders' Club: Girls H. Ed. Squad: C Club. All her opponenls she does defeol For Lydia, lhe Afhlefe, cannol be bear. TYMONS, JANE 3527 Easfches+er Rd. Commercial--Business School. Secrefary. Associafe Edifor of Admiral: Vice- Presidenl' of G. O. Always busy, easy rhyme, An oufsfanding leader all fhe lime. TYMAR, JOSEPH I60l Plymouih Ave. General. Journalist Traffic Squad. Quief and unassuming is Joe, Whal he fhinlrs we'lI never lcnow. VAN PRAAGH, BERYL M. 20I2 Hobarf Ave. Commercial-Fordham Hospifal. Regisfered Nurse. Arr and Guidance Office Clerical SralTs: Swilchboord Operalor. Her mirlh, humor and fashionable sfyles, Guaranlee Beryl all 'lhe Boys' smiles. 62 WAGNER, LAURENCE 756 Pelham Parlrway. Academic-Norfh Carolina Uni- versiiy. Teacher. Marh Squad: Tennis Team: Varsify Show. WAGNER, RUTH 325i Waferbury Ave. General-Arr School. Fashion Designer. Traffic Squad: Office Squad. An ar+is1's life will Rufhie lead, Through 'fashion designs sl1e'll earn her feed. WEIGAND, GUINEVERE 2826 Coddingfon Ave. General-Perkinsfon College. Healih Educalion Teacher. Leaders' Club. ln ihe fufure Guinevere says we shall see, Thai' a feacher of P. T. she surely will be. WEINTRAUB, HERMAN 272 Gun Hill Rd. General-C. C. N. Y. Sfoclr Broker. Traffic Squad: Bio. Squad: Garden- ing Squad. Sfocks and bonds are Hermon's aim, Wifhoul a doubf he'll rise 'lo fame. WHINSTON, DENA 24I6 Morgan Ave. General-N. Y. U. Diefifion. This charming chofierbox isn'l' shy. She's always ready 'lo fell you why. WILLIAMS, FLORENCE IZ44 Rhinelander Ave. Commercial-Burroughs Business School. Compfomelfrisl. Newman Club: Prom Treasurer Office Squad. WILSON, LIVINGSTON 3l27 Middlefown Rd. General-U. S. Naval Academy. Sculplor's Club: Cclumb-Bios: Chem. OFF. Squad. A sailor Livingslon wanls lo be, A happy cruise on every sea. WISHINGRAD, LILLIAN 2820 Bronx Park East Commercial-Business School. Secrelary. ' Arista: Sfeno Club: Occupahonal Club. With eyes so blue, and hair so blonde She's one of fhe first who will respond. WISHNEVSKY, SOL 2755 Barlrer Ave. Academic-Brooklyn Technical Trade School. Elecfroplaling Mechanic. Tennis Club: Phofography Club: Pos? Duiy Squad: Chemisiry Club. Tries hard and deserves 'ro succeed In his profession he's sure lo lead. WOLF, MARIE 2554 Maclay Ave. Commercial. Secrelary. Accounling Office Squad: Mimeo- graph Squad. Slim and fall is fhis lass, The calmesl' one in fhe class. WOLFE, ETHEL 2l45 Ellis Ave. General. Wrifer. Glee Club: Class Secrelary: Prom Commillee. Here's lo Elhel, so lovely and gay. YELLIN, ESTHER 2860 Bronx Park Easf Academic-C. C. N. Y. Social Worlrer. Hislory Seminar: Bio Office: Hislory Office Squad. Wilh a sparlr, and a smile, and a gleam in her eye You never hear Esfher heaving a sigh. ZAGER, IDA 2l87 Holland Ave. Academic-Hunier College. Teacher. Colum-Bios: Leaders' Club: Arisfa. Here is anolher who wanfs fo be a feacher, She is very in+elligenI which is a good feafure. ZEILNER, ANN i955 Tomlinson Ave. Academic-Business School. Complomeler Operalor. Newman Club: Prom Commiflee. Afhlelic, diligenf, nice and lan, No one compares fo our Ann. ZIMMERMAN, RUTH 24l8 Olinville Ave. Academic-Laboralory lnslilule of Merchandising. Buyer. French Club: Consumers' Club. Because she has personalify-plus, She'II gel lhe boys wifhoul any fuss. ZITO, GEORGE I8l2 Wallace Ave. Academic. Wrifer. Horizon Edilor: Biology Lab.: Traffic Squad. He'd like fo wrife fhe boolrs you'd Who in lhe 'iulure will wrile realli Winchell-S way. Gel hum sfarfed and walch his speed. DIAMOND, HARRIET ROSELIN, MILLICENT 2445 Cruger Ave. 886 Fairmonl' Place. Commercial. General. Secrelarial. Secrefary. Admiral: Slenography Club: So- cial Commiflee. SUDINSKY, LEON She's lhe one 'lha+'s quiel, loo I944 Unionporl' Rd. In her mind, I wonder Who ? General. 63 ARCHES-Phofogrcplw RICHARD KENT lllembers ol llze lac ulq FINE AND APPLIED ARTS Harrison Frerichs, Chairman Harry Allan Esiher Baldwin Howard Covello Laura Cowell Paul Fromer Ellen Granfham Mildred Halsleod Maurice Helman Lesler Kahs Waller Naughfon Charles Parton Dorofhy Pro Blanche Schllessinger Florence Schulfz Duane Sloll Clara Weinshenker Freda Winning Hana Yama ACCOUNTING Mary G. Ascher, Chairman Herbert l. Freedman Arlhur A. Halper Harry Kavee Irving Lasher Morris Laub Irving Lieberman Charles Nodler Joseph Sfernbach Hyman Sachs Aaron J. Schneider David Siegel Jesse Wal ace SCIENCE Joseph E. Johnsfon, Chairman Roberf Alkin Simon Brandsfadler Leonard Brickman Anlhony Finocchi Mary Frees Alex Fried Edwin Goldsmilh George Harwell Bernard Leibson Louis Manlell Allen Nafhans Aaron Robinowilz William Rogers Nicholas Sawicki Aaron Schneider Joseph Singerman Frank Skulelsky Russell Speed Florence Slern Louis Teichman Gerfrude Unger Samuel Zimmerman MUSIC Donald K. Phillips, Chairman Jack Fineslone Henriefia Gluck Edward Neikrug Leo Polminleri ENGLISH Joseph J. Sexfon, Chairman Rulh P. Carroll Pauline Cohen Blanche Conn Florence Coffrell Camilla D'Amafo Eleanor Gisolfi Murray Goldberg Anne L. Harris Sylvia S. Harris Kalherine Helfer Gerald L. Hillon Max Knapp Ida Louise Liga John McGiver Eileen Moran Teresa L. Morris Margaret Parsons Leona P. Pollack Julielle Rakow Geraldine H, Rofhmon Francis W. Seldon Margarer L. Shea Edward Slasheff Sidney Tarr Grace S. Wachs Edwin A. Whalen William C. Woolfson LANGUAGES Emma Menna, Chairman Marie Balich Henr Carbonaro Judilh Chevola Belle Ginsberg Rose Giraud Anna-Moria Governale Anna Marra Teresa Merola Grace Moskowilz Mary Saponara Nellie Schwarlz Chrisline Shellhammer Elsa Snyder Frieda Tolmey HEALTH EDUCATION-GIRLS Berlha B. Rowan, Chairman Ophelia Duhme EI a Hirsch Rose Koenig Emily V. Lane Edna F. Leaycraff Dorofhy Murphy Florence Norfon Marie Quilfy Pearl Rofholfz Gerfrude Weller HEALTH EDUCATION-BOYS Waller Degnan, Chairman Morris Davich James Dooley Charles Filzpalrick Dove Halperin Edwin Maloney Alfonso Oglio William Schoenfield Pefer Sfopen MATHEMATICS Nalhan Silberslein, Chairman Samuel H, Alberf Mary M. Ausfin Emily Bowden Marian? Davidson Sara K. Diamond Nalalie Krauss Clara Roeper Mary G. Saflerlee SECRETARIAL STUDIES Helen M. McConnell, Chairman Lillian Badesch Alice Green Edifh Holprin Joanna Hennessey Jusfine Kernsfock A. J. Kesfenbaum Sylvia S. 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