Christopher Columbus High School - Anchor Yearbook (Bronx, NY)
- Class of 1944
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K ,QQ-., x.,-1' W, -'f5.,- if EI, X35'J-5-:.,L,,g..!4i551Dl. g-.nil--If--Q A 4' 2- ' -41: -J 1 Qgf1g3e,..Sl',2iF- ?2f5i'P5 2.--zffsjiifgi ' ' A' -A -ff 1 'fl--414.4 J 4, 5 vw h NC 1 4 9- I , 1 QR APN : ,, gg-f, if fi H491 'Iv N , 'Jr ,n wi ai 93? fb F2 ':'- 1, Jhtl ' 259 'M A A K 'aff 1l'?'1I14An-. ' . ' ga 5.5 ,. z 3' wif. gt f f 'Ur ., A is .gap 3, 4, ' FH 4 ,, fg Tr'ff'4 ' 0 '. Q ' if Q ' ii- v ls, . , ., 0 3 ' , - Jia. -nl, ' - QW? wwf, B91 'CQX5 569 HW B 6 45- f 1 vi' 9' . I 4 . 4- ir 'ki' sENloRs IN SERVICE GRADUATES IN THE ARMED FORCES Diplomas issued on basis of MiII+ary Service RALPH H. NERZ, U.S. Navy SALVIO A. D'ALISERIA, U.S. Army WM. FRANK ROGERS, U.S. Navy ISRAEL GERMAN, U.S. Army HENRY CRAMER, u.s. Army DONALD MCGRATH, U.S. Navy HUGO M. MONTENEGRO, U.S. Navy HERBERT BUTTERSCHNITT, U.S. Navy JOHN V. JORAM, U.S. Navy HOWARD KATZ, U.S. Navy PAUL GORLACK, U.S. Navy ROBERT H. DRABECK, U.S. Army KENNETH ROSSI, U.S. Army PHILIP A. FRANK, U.S. Army ' LAWRENCE DUONOLO, U.S. Army RAYMOND M. FEERICK, U.S. MarI'I'ime Service ROBERT MAURER, U.S. Army- OTTO DE MARZIAN, U.S. Navy RAYMOND PREMURSO, U.S. Army VINCENT P. MURPHY, U.S. Navy JAMES J. KILLORAN, U.S. Coas+ Guard tttiiiiiiti 2 ir I 6 'ki' ww,i,m. Zhi Yiwu like were KT' :'Q- in ' jiffl All f wks, VMQEDICATIQ ' il This book is dedica+ed +o fhose men and women who have enfered 'rhe armed 'Forces and who, by +heir valian+ fighiing, are bringing us con- s1'an+ly nearer 'lo vicfory and peace. H' is lhrough 'lheir gallanl' sacrifices +ha+ we will have a fuiure world +ha'r is +oleran1' and peaceful. In apprecia- Hon of fheir supreme confribulion, we mus+ make H' our duly +o dedicaie ourselves fo +he eradica'l'ion of deep-roo'l'ed preiudices and hafreds and +o fhe esiablishmenl' of a free and ius'r world. 3 A Message From Our Principal One hundred years ago fhe civilized world was in a glow of safisfacfion over ihe scienfific dis- coveries of lhe preceding lifly years. ln rapid succession had come lhe coflon gin, 'lhe sleamboaf, fhe iron plow, lhe screw propeller, lhe power loom, 'lhe high pressure sleam engine, machine-made paper, fhe rolary prinfing press, fhe elecfro-magnef, 'lhe mowing machine, lhe sewing machine, 'lhe eleclric felegraph, fhe reaper, fha harvesler, lhe -lurrel lafhe, galvanized rubber, lhe' pneumafic fire, pholography and lhe bicycle, 'logefher wifh basic discoveries in chemisfry. Danled by success, and infoxicafed by visions of new knowledge, new power, men affirmed fhaf Science' was fhe only reliable source of knowledge and fherefore of irufh, fhal no inlelligenl' person could believe anyfhing which could noi be scienfifically demonsfrafed or measured, and lhaf fherefore religious belief was supersfilion, fable, myfh, unworlhy of allenlion by anyone capable of fhinking. Science, if was said, held 'lhe keys 'ro fhe universe, Science was enlhrone-d as law-giver over fhe mind of man. Here began whaf we hope is now ending, a period of lragic delusion, a new Hundred Years War belween Things and lhe Soul, befween lhe measurable and fhe immeasurable, belween 'lheli infellecf and fhe Spirit- Here began fhe mad scramble for 'lhingsg lhe furious race for money, maferials, and markefsg fhe shameful deserlion of religious principles, lhe ignoring of 'lhe difference befween righl and wrong, fhaf have broughl' us lwo world wars in fwenfy-five years. Shall we blame Science for lhese errors? Clearly, no. Science as such has no morals, no concern wilh or power over human conducl. If is concerned wilh facls and has no confrol over fhe use of ifs invenlions for righf or wrong. The sfeam engine could nol, nor could ils invenfors, prevenl ifs use for lhe exploifalion of facloryiworkers. The colfon gin did nof make slaves of Negroes. Nobel's dynamife could be used 'lo help build a bridge or 'lo wreck one: 'lo desfroy lhe culfural inherilance of a fhousand years or lo esfablish a foundalion for peace. Chlorine can be used 'ro kill fyphus germs or men. No, we cannof blame science for our errors: nof fhe knowl- edge, buf ifs use was wrong. Buf, shall we blame fhose who confuse 'lhe relafion befween scienfific' knowledge and religious belief by encouraging people lo lhink lhere is a necessary' conflicf befween science and religion? Clearly, yes, because fha confusion lhey produce is based on error and is harmful 'lo mankind. ll is based on error because acfually ll'-ere is no such conflicl. The business of science, and 'lhe ulmosl of ils endeavor, is lo discover lhe properfies fhal' are in malfer. Science cannol' creafe anyfhing. ll' can make hilherfo unknown combinalions, buf if cannol' add anyihing lo fhe essenfial properlies of malfer placed fherein by lhe Crealor of all lhings. Science can never do more 'lhan discover 'lhese properfies and apply and employ fhem. ll regards as frufh any resull oblainable repeafedly lhrough 'lhe use of idenlical maferials and melhods. No believer in religion need feel any opposi- lion fo such frulhs because lhey have exisfed since lhe crealion of fhe universe. Therekis 'lhen no necessary conflicl befween science and religion. On lhe confrary, fha seeker for scienlific lru+h is searching oul' lhe wisdom of God, and each new discovery, if righfly used, brings anolher gifl lo mankind. If righlly used. Thal' is, if used for whaf is righl and nof for whaf is wrong. Here we enfer an area 'lhal' is nof fhe province of science, for fhe deferminafion of righf and wrong resls on fhe acceplance of a kind of frulh fhal' is complelely beyond fhe reach of science because if cannof be weighed on a laboralory scale, or measured in a fesl lube, or affecled by chemical reagenls or deall wilh by physical apparalus. The believer in religion derives his slandards for conducl, his principles of righf and wrong, from a sourceiof sanclions above man and above science. If was wilh respecl fo such sancfions lhaf l said above 'lhaf 'lhose who spread lhe nofion fhal fhere is a necessary conflicf belween science and religion produce a confusion fhaf is harmful 'lo mankind. The harm arises from lhe faclffhal fhey 'fry lo persuade people, and parlicularly young people, 'lo abandon someihing definife for nofhing definile. With respecl 'lo sanclions for conducf, 'lhal is, principles of righl and wrong, anyone who forsakes fhe aufhorify of religion for 'fhal' of science has abandoned a realily for somefhing 'lhaf does noi' exisl, because science has no sancfions 'for human conducl. Science does noi 'lry fo defermine which purposes are good and which are bad. Righl or wrong use or conducl are nol ils business: fhey are definifely 'lhe concern of religion. 4 JOHN M. LOUGHRAN l Principal ', The harm fhaf has been done fo mankind fhrough 'lhe in-dusfrious peddling of a false concepf of scienfific aufhorify is incalculable. lf' has confribufed fo fhe disinfegrafion of sancfions, has replaced general agreemenf as 'lo responsibilify for conducf wifh individual will or whim, and, com- bined wifh fhe availabilify of scienfilic discoveries, has immeasurably exfended fhe capacify for evil fhaf bad men, greedy, selfish, brufal men have always had. Such men, armed by science, dis- posed fo evil, and wifh fheir .own definifions of righf, are dangers fo equify and happiness for all men. I Here you have whaf is perhaps fhe rnosf powerful reason why, affer one hundred and fiffy years of magnificenf achievemenf in science, we are sending our besf young men, in our besf machines, fo kill or be lrilled. Necessary? Yes. We musf survive. lf will be fough going, buf we will sficlr if fhrough and win. And fhen fhe Peacel Will if be a parfnership of force, with balances of power, log-rolling, bac'k- bifing, haggling over rubber and oil, wifh mandafes and spheres of influence? Will we once more hold up our hands in pious horror af fhe rape of anofher China, fhe while selling anofher Japan The equipmenf needed for invasion? Will we again boasf abouf fha highesf sfandard of living on earfh when we 'lrnow fhaf fhirfy million of our people have nof even a minimum of opporfunify for decenf living? Will we sing hymns in praise of our democracy while we lznow fhaf mosf of our fhirfeen million Negroes are fhe vicfims of shameful discriminafion? Or have we learned? Will we for once malre up our minds fo be honesf, fo live by our prin- ciples, and worl: for a square deal for everybody, here and in ofher counfries? There is only one infelligenf answer fo fhis quesfion. Lef us all fie fasf fo fhe only anchors we can depend on in froubled wafers. These are our ideals, our beliefs, fhe ancienf herifage of precepfs for righf acfion which broughf our American democracy info exisfence and on which if musf depend for preservafion. y JOHN M. LOUGHRAN 5 Administrative WALTER J. DEGNAN Tolerance sfands high in fhe lisf of problems concerning us as indi- viduals and as cifizens of a greal' counfry. Because of fhe verbal focus on fhis fopic, some of us may nof have seen ifs real significance. ,Acfually one cannof love his God and hafe his neighbor. Obedience fo fhe Firsf Commandmenf necessifafes fhaf we love our neighbor as we love our God. No one of us can consider himself a God-fearing person concerned wifh his Efernal Salvafion unless folerance, undersfanding, and regard for fhe well-being of his neighbor characferize his fhinking and re- lafions wifh ofhers. P An examinafion of fhe qualificafions for membership in a democracy direcfs us fo fhe conclusion fhaf one cannof hold frue membership in such a sfafe any more fhan he can hold frue membership in a religion unless his dealings wifh his fellow men are direcfed by fhe Golden Rule. Tolerance fherefore is basic fo fhe Good Life. Since human nafure is nof always able fo measure up fo fhe highesf ideals, lef us nof be dis- mayed or discouraged. We have no more reason fo expecf folerance fo characferize all our neighborly dealings fhan we have a righf fo expecf perfecf harmony wifhin a family group. Buf lef our reacfion be like fhaf of all members of a family when an oufsider inferferes in ifs problems. Lei' us resisf wifh all our sfrengfh any efforf fo divide fhe larger family called fhe Unifed Sfafes of America. WALTER J. DEGNAN 6 , Assistants ELSA G. BECKER i ' The war advances 'foward vicfory for The champions of freedom. and proudly do we see our sixfh graduafing class since Pearl Harbor reinforcing fhe armed forces on land and sea and in 'rhe air, war services and indusiries, and essen+ial civilian pursuifs. Long cherished plans for higher educafion and chosen careers have had 'lo be laid aside io awail' 'l'he longed-for days of peace. The quiel' courage 'rhal has accompanied lhis relinquishmenf aH'es+s To 'rhe realisiic accepfance of a difficuli' job' 'lo be done, and To fhe promise of heroism in finishing fhal' iob. We do noi fear fhal' any summer soldiers or sunshine pa+riol's will be 'Found among you, because we know how much The goal which exac+s so much suffering and sacrifice means 'l'o you. Our hope is fhaf you will never lose sighf of +ha'I' goal, which is nolhing less 'rhan +he spirilual redeeming of our civilizalion. Posi'-war weariness and disillusion- meni will 'lend +o dim fhe vision and relax 'lhe spiri+. Wi+h +he re+urn +o peace will come +he need for courage even grealer l'han lhal' demanded by war, for if will be unaccompanied by lhe s+imulus of milifary discipline and clearly discernible viclories. Wifh viclory ever closer, le+ us pray +ha+ Columbus boys and girls will bring io 'lhe pos+war period ihai' same singleness of aim and fighfing spirii' +ha'I' is now winning +he war for freedom. ELSA G. BECKER Adminislralive Assis+an+ 7 YEARBOOK STAFF Mr. James Brode BOARD OF EDITORS y Laura Tarowslcy Donald Sachar Melvin Febesh Evelyn Donnan Shirley Levine Connie Robusrelli Jerry Philips Rhira Greenberg Cafhleen Johnson CONTRIBUTORS Arline Adler , BeI'+y Bafeman Pearl Bramen Gloria CanI'or Eleanor Dar+eIIo Charles Fadem NaI' Farber DoHy Friclce Irma Goldsrein Elsie Granr AnneH'e Gri'Iz Mae Harper Sara Kaufman Harrier Klein Jacquelyne Lang Gloria Laslcy Audrey Liplcowifz Grace Liro Ann McLaughlin Rodney Pos? NaI'aIie Rabinowii' Z Gerirude Schlesinger 8 Miriam Schwarfz Leah Sinulc Kafhleen Spinnenweber Jean Sfeinbeclc Lorraine Weiner Eleanor Weissbach Sorrel Wildhorn EI'heI Greenberger CharIoH'e Hickey Marian Radino Florence Slavin ART ADVISER Mrs. Frieda Greenson STAFF George CIayI'on Kafherine Goodman June Koberi' Miriam PIoI'Icin Eleanor Weissbach PHOTOGRAPHY ADVISER Miss Grace Hoffman BUSINESS STAFEOF YEAR BOOK FACULTY BUSINESS MANAGER Mr. David A. Siegel ' Sara Kaufman, Business Manager Florence Slavin, Assis'Ian'I Business Manager Pearl Rofhenberg, Assis'I'an+ Business Manager 5 STAFF Selma Nadelman Lorraine Kaner Jean Kornfeld Edi+h Shador D . 0 o ' 0 o 0.1 l.ol O 9.0 . 9 O Q fd 'O' C. QI Q :ff- l Q. 0 s g 1 , , , 0.0 1 5 . 64. 4 o 0 , . o ,O rv, 0 0... IOR MAX DUNN School Libra ria n fax JAMES BRODE Liferary Adviser, Anchor DAVID SIEGEL Business Adviser, Publicarions- EDWIN WHALEN Alumni Adviser I FRIEDA GREENSON Arf Adviser, Anchor JESSE WALLACE Adviser, Bank WILLIAM SCHOENFELD 6.0. Adviser D IERS Adviser, Jr.,Red Cross HERBERT I. FREEDMAN School Purchasing Ageni' GRACE HOFFMAN PhoI'ography Adviser, Anchor o K I . '4 LILLIAN BADESCH Service League Adviser I LEN McCONNELL Senior Coordinafor DAVID HALPERIN Baslreiball Coach ALAN NATHANS Aduli Education Insiiruie S HDR ALICE GREENE REBECCA COHEN YNORE CUMMINGSJ fi x1X. MARY AUSTIN VQJMJ WM LESTER KOHS NETTIE SCHWARTZ JACK ESTRIN TEACHER f X: t 1f VJ.ffdkr.',., A ' ANNA QUINN 1 -. 51 NE. . L W x S JAMES DOOLEY ARON BURGHER FLORENCE COTTRELL 'Q QW, , 9 ANNA MARIE GOVERNALE PAULINE COHEN ALAN NATHANS CHAIRME DGLIIDANC WILLIAM NAUGTON Fine and Applied Arfs JOSEPH TRUNZ Music HARRY KAVEE Accouniing EDWARD' STASHEFF Speech ASHER CHAFETZ Heaifln Educafion JOSEPH SEXTON English OSCAR DOMBROW Social Siudies EMMA MENNA Languages NATHAN SILBERSTEIN Mafhemaiics JOSEPH JOHNSON Science HELEN McCONNELL Sfenography BERTHA ROWEN Girls' Healih Educalion ELSA G. BEC KER Chairman KATHERINE FLOOD M. MILDRED CROSS ALICE K. HEWITT GEORGE KRIEGER HANNAH JORDAN GERALD HILTON P I ua' D .0 .n -3 3 .1 og' 'Q Q0 ,I fi -1.1 ACAMPORA, ALFRED i062 Rhinelander Avenue General. Traflic Squad. Al's a fellow who's nice and 'IaII Who beais ihem all in Baslceiball. ADLER, ARLINE 760 Pelham Parkway Academic-Cornell. Lab. Technician. Sfage Manager: Year Book Sialif: Leaders Club: White Company. Arline has served Columbus well, She'lI surely be 'the pride of Cornell. , EDITH BARBARA I Iespie Avenue ral-New Yorlr lnsI'iIu'Ie of Dief ics. Di 'I ' n. V ' ary Squad: Triniiy Club: aflic Squad. h s harm she has wif -7 m she lqoes, she'Il rnalre a I. if ALDRIDGE, MARY 26I7 Halperin Avenue General-Business College. Accounfani. Traffic Squad: Arisia Office: Hospifal Aide. Mary, if is plain fo see, Is sweef and charming as can be. 'I s ALONE, N c Ave 'u Co erc'a Se fary e an u : S ice League Hice' no Club. ur! o fis re ' ' ils greaiesi JJA Ann i Jin for a nicer boss. AOUHO, CH Ivf I Avi A s nera . 'uf Navy kd it er qu U. . S S +4 Raw Squ n ub. m ulance Drive Squad. h ' ll for his brevily Whgre Ilnere's ' quli' I4 , ARBEITER, ELAINE 2074 Wallace Avenue General-Cify College. Secreiary. Reading-fo Ihe Blind: Locker Room: Accouniing Depf. Personaliiy, charm and wif, She'll go places and be a hii. h ARCUNI I664 Walla 'v Ge eral. - I , 3 M ' ' ly tif- A anic Sal is setfaildg- ' He ll maize a good one, wail and see. - H- Anc-ihynm, Mui. I e5 Fillmore' Sfreei , N . . vy Air Corps. Sfeno Clu ' Cup C lub: T Pamml e sie endqlllria' ly 0 . I , W K if ng I agen, RUTI-sf L - i024 Rhinelhnder Aven ' Academic--K fherine Gibbs. Sfenbbrapheal . A min., cups Adil, eimizom VicI'ory Corps. X 1 A preiiy lass wilt a winning smile, Havlinlg her 'Irie dship is worih w le. BARTALINI, LOUIS I855 Bogari Avenue Commercial. Varsiiy Baslcelball, 2 years. When il comes io baslceiball LiIIIe Lou is noi so small. BASSO, PAT I963 Edison Avenue General. Healfh Ed. Squad. The boys all like him: Ihe girls all sigh, Five words describe him, He's a swell guy. I I , '+ -f l ' T r 'v.g,.v,v' :J I- k .n'!,, I - BATEMAN, BETTY 278 Logan Avenue General. Business Machine Operaior. Year Book Sfaff: Library Squad: Newman Club: Clerical Work. Beiiy is our own lifile lass She's popular wifh The whole class. 4 . BAUER, JOAN I825 Easfchesfer Road Hemic-Business School. . enographer. I ibrar quad: Leaders Club. T l eef, and exlremely preify, n is also charming and wiHy. BAUMAN. GERDA l852 Pelham Parkway Souih Academic. Trinify Club. When you see a newspaper and a head of blond hair: You can be sure Thai Gerda's Where. , - -i 1- Q BAYLISS. ALICE i563 Unionporf Road General-Nafional Cash Regisler Business Machines School. Bookkeeper. ' - Mimeo ra li OfTice o 9 P : Cv- P- Sincere and sweei Alice has been, Friendship she is sure io win. BEAL, BURT 762 Brady Avenue Academic-New York Universily. Mechanical Engineer. lnfra-Baseball Champs: Bio Lab Srvuad: lnframural Baskeiball: Lunch Room Squad. Burl' is a fellow who's full of fun Buf of Shakespeare's Macbeih he'll have none. BECKER, JOE 2830 Olinville Avenue Academic-Cify College. Healih Ed. Teacher: Varsify Baskeiball, 2 years: Columbian Town Hall. Taller fhan 'the iallesi free, Here he won his maior C. BECKERMAN, RUTH I 28I5 Barker Avenue Academic-Cify College. Social Worker. Usher Squad: Junior Arisla: Senior Arisla: French Club. Our Ruihie has boih brains and beauly, And as for work she does her duiy. BELLER, ESTHER 2455 Cruger Avenue Academic-Ciiy College. Buyer. Radio Workshop: Make-up Squad: Pan-American Club: French Club. She's liiile bu? she's wise, She's a corker for her size BELLITTO. SALVATORE 2726 Morgan Avenue General-Ciiy College. ' Cerfified Public Accounianf. Senior Arisiag Traffic Squad: Columbus will lose a man of knowledge When Sal goes lo Cify College. BELMONTE, ELEANOR i356 Odell Sfreef Commercial-Business School. Secrelary. Hospifal Service. Her lovely voice will bring her fame, She'll reach heighfs worihy of her name. BENDER. GER 679 Waring Avenue ' . Academic-Rensselaer lnsiifuiewdv Technology or Navy. I. Elecfrical Engineering. , Y. General Science Squad::Lunch kk' f t Room Squad. ' , As an elecirical engineer he'll be a champ, , He'll make a voll wiihoubap amp. BENDER, RUTH 754 Mace Avenue General-N. Y. U. Courf sfenographer. Co-op. Ruihie is cufe, Ruihie is coy, Rulhie is popular wiih every boy. K is I 5 BENDET, IRWIN ZI46 Barnes Avenue Academic-Cily College. Chemislry Teacher. Orcheslrag Arisia. A Chemislry Teacher he would be, We are sure he will, you wail and see. Q BERMAN, HOWARD 2l57 Wallace Avenue Academic-City College. Denfislry. Radio Workshop: Trallic Squad: Hebrew Club: Swing Band. To Icnowledge he has found lhe key. And he'lI be a success in deniislry. BERRIE. WALLACE I470 Easl' Avenue Academic-Armed Service. Refailing. Traffic Squad. Abou? himself Wallace has lillle I say, In b ness I1e'II succeed in his ay. BERSI, -DORIS 43I Lyvere Slreel' General. Secrefary. Traffic Squad: Office Work. SI1e's a qirl of whom we're proud, She gels along in any crowd. BILETSKY, MAE 2309 Holland Avenue BLACKMAR. GRACE 99I Saclrel Avenue Academic-Prall lnsliluie. Dielilian. Leaders Club: Library Squad: Coslume Squad. Grace is a girl we all adore, Her 'Friends are bound forever- more. I6 .N Q. ji w we V.-.Q ' ao X' MA 25l0 Yale: Aven e i' -if General-4 harine Gibbs Busi- ne e . . ' Busi es eggs! CZK-T . ibrary Squad: G.OfICommiHee: an Club. V ing friends whereverushe goes, Her heSrl s of gold asfeveryone knbwsfw- 1 , BOCKER, WILLIAM 882 Ferris Avenue Commercial. Map Draflsman. Usher Squad: Air Raid Wardens: Viclory Corps, This young man is known as Bill, A dralil'sman's iob he hopes lo fill. l .,, Quiie .every curl, i W was gm. , an BONIZZO JOSEPH ' ' 6l7 Morris P nueW.. A quief fel . of mu Io say' Ms dwnfl? - ORNSTEIN, JOAN X 2505 Olinville Avenue Academic-Cily College or Brooklyn College., Slalisfician. Boys' Heallh E-d. Office: Leaders Club: Traffic Squad: Make-up Squad. We're sure she'Il 'fulfill her areal'- esl ambifion, Worlrinq hard as a slalislician. .-Ulf BRAMEN, PEARL 254l Olinville Avenue Academic-Ciiy College. Teacher. Usher Squad: French Club: English Office: Reading fo 'lhe Blind. Pearl's blonde, preiiy and smarf, She has whai if fakes fo win a ma s heart , .gf f ,,y ': f X111- ill J' BRANDI, LOUlEEf ' I949 Bogarf A , ' Commercial. venue Secreiary. ' Leaders Club. A sense of humor and iwinlrling eyes, Male Louise appear quiie wise. BRODSKY, HARRIET 2l74 Hone Avenue Commercial-N. Y. U. R Accounianl. , Traffic Squad: Usher Squad: Clerical Worlrer. As an accounlani she'll never relax, Helping fill oui ihe new income fax. BROWN. EDWARD T. 627 Baker Avenue Academic. We're sure his choice in fhe field of arf will prove 'lo be one very smarl. . - BUCHMAN, BERNARD 2I80 Holland Avemie ' Academic-Cify College. Radio Technology. Bio Lab: Zooloqy Club: Radio Engineer Workshop. Bernie is so suave and charming His way wilh qirls is quife alarm- mq. BUDJINSKI, JUNE 828 Arnow Avenue Academic-Hunfer. , Doclor, Suraeon. Junior and Senior Leaders Club: Senior Arisfa: Horizon Sfaff: Radio Worlrshop. A sense of humor and quiie clever, Please remain fha? way forever. BULSTER, MARGARET 842 Kinsella Sireei Commercial. Sfenographer. Newman Club: Sleno Cup Club: Clerical Squad. Margaref has charm, and wail and see, Nob doubf a sfenographer she will e. BUONCONSIGLIO, ROSE l307 Herscheil Sfreef General. Secrefary. Co-op: Library Squad: Clerical Squad. Rose is qoing fo board a ferry, Whose deslinaiion is Secrelary. 957' -4 BURNS, RAE , ' 2528 Cruger Avenue 'K Academic-Cify College or , ' Hunier. Mafh Teacher or Slafisfician. g, Hebrew Club: Library Squad:I Hislory Office: Arisla. Rae's a girl who's smarf an-d sweei, A iruer friend you couldn'f meei. BYRNE, JOHN l579 Hollywood Avenue General. U. S. Navy. Cafeferia Squad. Johnny is our Navy man, He'll be an admiral if he can. I i 7.1 jf 2' I -f fr-j.,d1.LL PHYLLIS g, l 20-Micke e ue ,eff eneral. 9f'1 'i ' 5,4 Secre+aryQ34if , 5 L' Newman Club: Servic f'Lea V e ' ' Office. XXL! ' 1 7 An affraciive young la ' h 5 sweef disposiiion, She'll do well in her chop' ambilion. .N-' '. - CAN O , lA I Walla e Ac emic- ily Co ege.' guy r Ll he O ite: e l:d2al f. Z, afiraci arming ' s s e, X The belle of . N. Gloria will be. I7 J ,-f Q, ' 5 4. 1 .r I V ...-1? ,-! fo' CARBONI, JAMES 2889 Easf l94lh Sfreel General. Newspaper Pressman. Traffic Squad: Laiin Club: Cafe- ieria Squad. Happy go lucky in school and in Play. A big success he'll be some day. R ,WALTER a enue A A ic. N AVIdllOl1 Mechanic guadsudy Hall Squad. alter ill sail fhe ocean, loo, So we wish him luck in Navy ue. Q b asm' ice a n'ibulance Drive QQ. bl J' CASSIDY, RITA 236 Quincy Avenue Commercial. Accounfanl ai American Airlines. Leaders Club: Mr. Fonfaine's Office. Ri1a's 'the apple of our eye, Adorable, swee'l', and noi foo shy. CELENTANO, ANTHONY 2450 Fuller Sfreel Commercial-Drake Business School. Accounianl. An accounrani Tony's going -lo be, Ancl a good one af fhaf, just wail and see. CHAISSON, MURIEL 913 Brook Avenue General. Secreiary. Co-op Siudenf. Our Muriel in her quiel way Will achieve success by her fair play. :Cr- Q CHICCO, JOSEPH I5I6 Leland Avenue Commercial. ik Army Air Corps Pilof. 3 Joe has kepl' busy wilh many S' X lhings, ya Bu? has always dreamed of earn- ing his wings. I8 i CHILOWITZ, GOLDIE ZI37 Wallace Avenue Commercial. Secrelary. Chemislry Office: Clerical Work. ln rhis world ihere never could be Anolher as kind and sweel as she. CHlRlCO, ELLA I722 Garfield Slreel' General-Business School. Secrelary. Sfudenf Aide. A cufe girl so nice and near, Always smiling and very sweef. ClBENER, DONALD 2I82 Barnes Avenue Academic--Universify of Michi- gan. Chemical Engineer. Lunch Room Squad: lnframural Baseball Champs: lniramural Baskefball. Engineering may be Don's ambi- lion, Bul' we fhink he'd make a qood polilician. l CIRILLO, ANNA 25l4 Colden Avenue General--Business School. Secrelary. Newman Club, Senior Commiiiee. She always has fhrough rain or shine, A disposilion sweef and fine. VIQQRMZT51 le Avenue l ral- i C e.' ' rf 'minol , me Bembe n ger of Juni r : Healfh Ed Clerk: , Q.-al. I ' .-Nphfb reg 'Fe ow if - Pe n , ihal' BiB in-c V L Y , G o E ' l 3hVa ren Sire 1 em -Coope I n. mmerciall r . H' S Fine rls , ra ic : , Hor S : Slen e. To per Uni o Comme i 'X Arr, ln life hemel a ood head j .ff f. ,u-be vcfdd-91 COHEN, ROSE 2Bl5 Barker Avenue General. , Sfenographer. Commercial Club: Fine Arfs Club: Phofography Club: Co-op. Rose is a girl full of fun. She brings ioy fo everyone. COHN, ALFRED ZIOB Bronx Park Easf Academic-Conn. Sfaie U. Science. G.O. Rep.: Traffic Squad. Drafklging G.O. members was his I0 . Preliy hard lo gel 'lhem from our mob. COPPOLA, CELIA 7l8 Easi 232 Sireei Commercial. Singer. Sfudeni Couri, Judge. A smiling liffle miss is she, A singer she may some day be. COROVESSIS, DIMITRA 747 Edison Avenue General-C. C. N. Y. Accouniani. Arisfa: German Club: School Bank: Mimeograph Office. An Arisia sfudeni if is irue, Asdan accounfani' she'll more 'rhan o. I COROVESSIS. MARIE 747 Edison Avenue ,?eneral-C. C. N. Y. ecrefgy. Arisla: School Bank: German Club: 'Mimeograph Squad. Infelligeni, ambifious and fair, As a sepreiary she'll be rare. O ' CRANE, BEA Zlbb Bronx P rk Easf H'9.yqJ2l'?fJl'fl5: 'Cfl-- Jun or Red Cross: ' Morale iub. Never saw . Jiyf n mI you cannoi' scorn 1, in ., . .. Q 1 -.ff CURRAN, MARY 762 Morris Park Avenue Commercial. Sfenographer. G.O. Rep.: G.O. Office: Sie-' nography Club. A sailor is her favorife dish. We hope bye and bye she'll ge? her wish. QW? im re 7 Q Academic- . . Engineer. A quiel deme r he a Yef wiih us all he's 'lhe 'io DANZIGER, SHIRLEY 2l87 Holland Avenue Academic-PraH lnsiiiuie. lllusirafor. Garden Club: Ari' Club: Guid- ance Officeg Year Book Siaff. Here's a gal who's lofs of fun, A oirl like her, fhere's only one DARTELLO, ELEANORE I559: asseh' Avenue Ac mic-New 'Rochellef' N' min rzsuefinsrhc squad: Red Croif 'Year Book aff. . -I She's very sh , ms v snail, And Navy m n .she irrvegiem rl. u A 'fl' 1 , D'ATTORE. ALFRED 807 Mace Avenue Academic-C. C. N. Y. Chemist ' A senior 'Fellow and wide awake, He'll be a success and lake 'lhe cake. DAVITIAN, MARY 642 Morris Park Avenue General--Business School. Service in B55. Mary is a lovely lass, Who's always liked by all ihe class. I9 ,f Q if .5 .. fl' , DE CRISTOFARO, ANG LINA l4b5 Rawland Avenue General-N. Y. U. Dance Commillee: Newman Club. Charming, qay and full of fun, She keeps ihe 'Fellows on fhe run a Mfg GAETANO, ee cms I8 3 Co n Avenu eneral nq. ' A isla i Lea er' ea ers I Accounhnq Office is youn ys ca ed George c . V me . - ? ' ' n ' Debiis a bredils are her pels. t ,I G y DE'LUCA, VINCENT 3327 Seymour Avenue Acadljwic. Aviafibn Club: Pafrol, Mr. Man- dll Brainy, willy, 'live and snappy, Here's llhejguy 'rhal keeps 'em 'lwppv--7 L I DENAHAN, JOAN 6II Thwailes Place General-Traphagen School of Fashion Desian. Model. Newman Club: Clerical Worlc: Arl OlTice: Traflic Squad. Joan's quile pleasing lo +I-me eye, And ll1a+'s iusl why she ranlrs so high. DE SIMILE, GLORIA l437 Parlxer Slreel General. Secrelary. Swilchboard Squad: Guidance Office: Newman Club. A Iillle iolce, a Iillle cheer, A lillle mischief, Gloria's here. DIAMOND, SELMA 2I80 Holland Avenue Academic-Hunler. Language Teacher. Arisla: French Club: Clerical Work: Consumer Club. A dash of brains, a bil of beauly, Always smiling, lhal's our culie. 20 DILILLO. RALPH I722 Seddon Slreef Academic-Cooper Union. Draflsman. Arl Club. He'Il design for lhe fulure, a new 'lype of cralf, As long as his number doesn'l come up in lhe drafl. DI MARTINO. JULIETTE 2422 Buck Avenue General-Music College. Singer. Glee Club: Clerical Worlc: Co- operalive Office Squad: G.S. Squad. JuIiel'le's 'the girl wilh lhe golden voice, And a singing career is her 'lirsl choice. DI PALERMO, JOSEPH 2556 Colden Avenue Academic-A-l2. Pursuil of Happiness : Biology Squad: Traffic Squad. A mos? popular boy is our 'friend Joe, He'Il be a success as we all know. DI SILVESTRI, CONSTANCE 25l3 Trafman Avenue General. Secrelary. Neal and elilicienl Connie I see, A good secrelary you'II surely be. Dl TULLIO, FLAVIA 32I3 East Tremonl Avenue General-Traphagen. Dress Designer. Library Squad. Flavia is a sweel hid, she can slrelch a prelly 'fiqaer, She's going fo be an arlisl when she gels a Iillle bigger. DOMPH, SHIRLEE I845 Bcgarl Avenue Commercial. Slenoqrapher. Chemislry Office Squad: Junior Arisla: Junior Leaders Club: Slen- ography Club. This alluring and glamorous qirl, Will delinilely pul' you in a whirl. .QVIU D N, EVELYN H. I 2I05 r Avenue ' ' A9 emic-Colum ia Q Journalism. i , Chemi V La S u izl' ' 5Club Ho Club A Evelyi' nnan is ry' rHy, riz Ki ilor ,famalid 'Se f P.S., she's also igymarefly. r DOSCHER, JOAN l928 Haiqhl Avenue General--Business School. Secrelary. Co-operafive Course. Wifh personalily and charm l'ha+'s unreserved. Her popularify is well deserved. DUNNE, MAURlCE J. I449 Overing Sfreel Academic-Army Air Corps. Navigaior. He's clever and quiel, buf 'lull of fun, Walch out for him, his name is Dunne. EDELSTEIN, ARLENE 2726 Wallace Avenue Academic-Columbia. Inferior Decoraiing. Miss Beclcer's Office: French Club: Accounling Office. - She's blond and sweel and lres pelile, - Arlene's a girl who can'+ be beai. EISENSTEIN, BERNARD 2l50 Wallace Avenue General-U. S. Army. Merchandising. Zoology Squad: Dramafic Club: Traflic Squad. lf's in merchandising where Bernie's inleresl' lies, Bul' lhe Army will gel' him before he fries. EISNER, DENA 2300 Bronx Parlr Easl' Academic-Brooklyn College. Journalisl. Admiral, Managing Edilor: Dra- maiic Club: Columbian Town Hall: Arisla. A iournalisl she wanls lo be. Besi of lucl: and prosperiiy. x ENGEL, HERBERT 2309 Bronx Park East Academic-Lafayeile College. Medicine. Dramalic Club: Chemislry Lab Squad: Biology Lab Squad: Vic- +ory Corps. Herb's going io sludy medicine, We know he'II be a whiz iherein. ERHARDT, RICHARD l640 Overing Slreel Academic-C. C. N. Y. Engineering. Service Squad: Pan-American Club: Senior Arisla. Before continued educalion, Comes his service io his nalion. ERNANO, TlNA 2757 Cruger Avenue General. Secreiary. Usher Squad. Somewhere l'm sure +here's a place for me, - l'd like if besl' as a secreiary. ESPOSITO, MARGARET i859 Mulford Avenue Commercial. Privale Secrelary. G. O. Office, Hospilal Service, Music Office. A willing smile as you can see, To crown her personalily. ESSIG, PHYLLIS 7I0 Morris Park Avenue General. Boolclceeping. Newman Club: Mimeograph Office: Cosfume Squad: Girls' Emergency Room. Phyllis is iolly, lively and qay, She'll always laugh your blueS away. FADEM, CHARLES 28I0 Olinville Avenue Academic. Syracuse Universily. ' Physician. Cafeferia Moniforg Yearbook Slaffz Miss Becker's Office. A Each morninq he walres up wilh a new iolxe in mind. For Charlie's humor is as endless as lhe fide. 2l ln 53' L' in i ii: .3 g FARBER, NATHAN 2075 Wallace Avenue Commercial-U. S. Navy C. P. A. Guidance Office: Sfudenf Couri Judge: 4ih and Sfh Term Rep. A Hear Yel Hear Ye! Na+'s a iudge, And from his bench he'll never budge. 0 FEBESH, MELVINL l88l Siillwell Avenue Academic. N. Y. U. Engineer. Salvage Squad: Arisla: Avialion Club: Yearbook Sfalif. A iolly, swell fellow he is known fo be, Wifh a sense of humor 'lhai' will ser you a-glee. FELDMAN, SEYMOUR 28I7 Barker Avenue Academic. Universify of Soufhern California. Civil Engineer. Here's a boy of 'lhe infelleclual class, As an engineer you can ber he'Il pass. FERRERAS, JAMES 2760 Grand Concourse Academic. Dance Band: Senior Band: Lunch Squad. A promising sfudenf, fifs him +o a leffer, For he's always promising fo do belfer. ' V FESTNER. FREDERICK B C S + V' '5 Mirogmorron Avenue t 5 ,O ,fiwglizcuse Universify. gif Mi A demic. esearch Chemisf. Chemisiry and Physics Lab.: Lunch- Room Squad: Lieuf., Air Raid Warden: H. Ed. Clerk. f He's always made our school life cheery, Of fhis colleague we'll never grow weary. FIERRO, LEE 240i Morgan Avenue Commercial. Secrefary. Sfenography Club: Clerical Work. Wifh head held high and pleasanf face, She will surprise you wifh her grace. , 22 FINGER, SIDNEY 35II Hull Avenue Academic. Cify College. Engineering. Baskefball Varsify, Arisfa, Infra- mural Team lBombersl. ln his work Sid does excel, In sporfs and looks he does as well. FISCELLA, THERESA I358 Purdy Sfreef Commercial. Business School. Secrefary. Terry is lhe girl wifh cheerful disposifion, To be a secrefary is her hiqh ambifion. FISCH, JANET I980 Unionporf Road . General. C. . N. V A ' n e r lub' r Office: Locker 'I onifor: Lib r Squad. Her acfivifies vari wide, But she fak s fhem in sfride. FISCHER, GLORIA I94l Hobarf Avenue Academic. Long island College Hospilal. Nursing. Chorus: Program Squad: Yearbook Sfafl. A ' An Angel of Mercy, Gloria will be, Because she says, Nursing is for me! ffzrisr-isii MA'Rii:iE. ' Mickle Avenue General. ' -' ' Nursing School. X ,f Q Nurse. A 'L L ' Cosfume Squad: Newman Club. A mixiure of charm and friendli- ness, , We liked many more wifh a whole laf less. . I4 M7 'A ' je . QQ-6? Vi M46 ji? FoeLlA, JOHN rZ'iy f5 C l5l5 Mace Avenue 4 4 General. Wrifing. The aufhor of l954's besf seller, Will be John, Foglia, he's quife a ' feller. ' Wh. We -J fl' FORCINA, MADELINE i285 Edison Avenue General. Secrefary. Service League: Aifendance Of- fice.: Slenography Club. A pleasanf characler, a pleasing disposiiion, We hope she'll like her secrefarial posifion. FRASCOGNA, GENEVIEVE l7I2 Tenbroeck Avenue Commercial. Bellevue School of Nursing. Nursing. Pres. of Leaders Club: Arisia: Biology Lab. Squad: Sr. Varsify Club. ln ihe alhleiic field Gen is supreme, And as for brighiness, she's peaches and cream. FREEMAN, MIRIAM 240 Audubon Avenue Academic. Hunier. Q Social W er. H ,F Pan Amin ' Club: ear idol: Sfaff: Hebrew Club: Leaders Club. Her wifrranks high among ihe resf, Ai Social Work she'll furn oul besi. FRICKE, DOROTHEA 2l2I Howe Avenue Academic. llaiharine Gibbs. Secreiary. Usher Squad: Loclrer Service: Trinily Club: Home Room Service. Swee+ and fair is lovely Doroil-lea. The boys' hear+s skip whenever 'lhey see her. FRlEDLANDER, CAROL 2610 Universify Avenue Academic. Broolnlyn College. Buyer. Bioloqy Lab. Squad: Radio Work Shop: Maih. Olifice: Leaders Club. Wilhouf Carol's sweel smile, Would school be worlh while? FROHMAN, ALVIN 620 Thwaiies Place. Academic. Syracuse Universify. Chemical Engineer. Cafeieria Monilor: Traffic Squad: Panlher lniramural Baslrelball Team. Al's a pal wiih a sense of humor, Believe us. ihis is noi a rumor. FRUCHTER. STELLA 690 Allerion Avenue General. Secrefary. Pan-American Club: Arisla: Cleri- cal Work. Sfella is a lively Class, on ihai we all agree. Her aim in life she's sure fo find, wiih her personality. GABRIEL, ROSALYN 2I09 Walton Avenue General. Business College. Journalist Whaiever course Rosalyn fakes, We wish her success and all lhe breaks. GAISNER. LAURA 2852 Bronx Park Easf Academic. Cify College. V Social Worker. Dramalic Club: Maine-Up Squad: Columbian Town Hall: Gen. Science Lab. Bofh preify and willy is Laura, Thaf's why we all adore her. GALLAGHER, WILLIAM 2875 Dudley Avenue General. Accouniani. No problems fo William are num- 'erals galore, He iusf plows in and aslrs 'For some more. . GALLELLO, ALBA IBIO Amerhysi Slreei General. Secrelary. Mimeograph Office: Co-op: Guid- ance Olifice. Alba is so small and sweef, Her ambiiion is fo reach five feel. GALLUCCI, JOHN 2435 Lyvese Siree+ Academic. Navy. Traffic Squad. His fuiure life lies in fhe Navy, ln him 'Phe Navy gels ihe gravy. 23 GAMBINO. ANGELINA 3l06 Easi Tremonf Avenue General. , Secrelary. Angie is small. charming and neal, Thaf's a combinalion hard fo beak. GARB, HAROLD 2705 Bainbridge Avenue Academic. Columbia. Engineering. Harry's perseverance is something lo slress: 8-4 iusf knows he'll be a success. . GEIGER, HEDWIG 3592 Easi Tremonl Avenue General. Secrefary. Hospifalily Club: Clerical Squad. Rarely is such a preHy maid seen, One so blonde, so sweel and clean. I G G ER, in ' D' lace , ca ic' ' Bus. ss' ge. leri al rker. Wy Bio ab German Club' Clerical fqu : Hospilal Service.. l'd r arrange a lhousand files, For one of Mildred's lovely smiles. GELLELLA, EDWARD J. 2522 Holland Avenue Academic. Fordham. Docior. ' Happy go lucky wifhoul a care, He'd be a hir mosl' anywhere. 1 1' ' ' Gl5111lllEY,RlTA i962 Narra self v nue Gener l. x I 1 'if Ari 3' Xp jx I ,Traph yn. . N man Club:rT Fl'iE5:'Sqiiad. S pleasant a qiri'you'll seldom find. Because fhere aren'+ many of her I d kin . 24 9 .Q . GILL. JOS NE 2 4 Mickle Avenue General. Fordham Hospifal. Nurse. Girls' Emergency Room: Viclory Corps: Adulf Educalion, Newman Club. Jo an angel of mercy will be, A Eleasing smile and manner has s e. GINSBERG, RENEE lI42 Waring Avenue Commercial. Secrelary. Usher Squad: Clerical Squad: Serv- ice League: Viclory Corps. Renee's a bruneiie iha'l's sure 'fo win: She'Il open your hear? and wall: righf in. GIORDANO, ANTOINETTE II I4 Neill Avenue General. Sfenographer. Newman Club. Dail: of hair and laughing eyed is s e, A privare secrelary she wanis lo be. ' GITKIND, HAROLD L. 2l60 Holland Avenue Academic. Columbia Universify. Business Deqree. Dramalic Club: Radio Workshop: Hisrory Office. Even fhough l1e's frying for a busi- ness degree, We fhink, a beifer aclor, 'rhere'll never be. GIULIANO, BONAVENTURU i659 Radcliff Avenue Academic. C. C. N. Y. Eleclrical Engineering. Newman Club. Engineering is his slar, Hope if 'lwinkles from afar. GLASER, GOLDIE I944 Unionporf Road Q Academic. N Hun+er. X Hislory Teacher. V Bio Lab.: Sfudenl Council. To be like Eslrin is Goldie's desire Then of her no sfudenf wouldiire. GODINER, DIANA 735 Mace Avenue Academic. Ciiy College. lnferpreier. Make-up Squad: Library: Arisia: Radio Workshop. Personalify and inlelligence are all one will need, So as an inierprefer Diana will succeed. GOLDBERG, DOROTHY I735 Davidson Avenue Commercial. Secreiary. Arisia: Sfeno Club: Clerical Squad. She's shorl, preliy and merry, Sl1e'll make a qood secrefary. GOLDSTEIN, GEORGE 735 Mace Avenue General. Army Mechanic. Service Squad. For Uncle Sam, his iob will be, save' us for Democracy. P GQLBSTEIN IRMA w 2 l 93g:gR::ger Avenue y College. nglish Teacher. Dramafic Socieiy: Poels and Play- wrighls Club: Horizon: Radio Workshop. lrma is our dramalic slar, ln this lield she will qo far. GOLDSTEIN, RHODA 2502 Barnes Avenue Academic. Cily College. Siaiisfician. Arisla: Guidance Office: Library Squad: Pan-American Club. Whai do you 'ihink lhai Rhoda's wishin', li's iusl lo become a slalislician. 0 ' GON EZ, CARMEN 2 9 Fenlo venue General. . Dress e gner. Librar quad: Co ercial Club: Coslu e Squad. Carmen will de ,n endless siocks Oli fhe lale slyles in ladies' rocks. ' L. J' GOODMAN, KATHERINE 776 Mace Avenue Academic. Brooklyn College. Arlisi. Ari Club: Ari' Office: English Office: Ari Sfafl of Yearbook. She's 'lhe kind we like fo meel. Personaliiy from head lo feei. GORFINKEL, ARCHIE 2l50 Wallace Avenue Academic. Cily College. Accounlanl. Air Raid Warden: Viciory Corps. Archie is fhis senior's name, Like Duffy's Tavern, he'lI soon have fame. GOULD, GERALD 2l60 Bolfon Sfreei Academic. U. S. Army. Big Business Maqnare. Traffic Squad: Siudenl Conqress: Manager Baskelball Team: lnlra- mural Baskeiball. Our Jerry has brains and person- alify plus, And fo 'lop il' all off he's a hand- some cuss. GRANT, ALEXANDER f , cf-lv-A i038 Calhoun Avenue Academic. - R N. Y. U. aww-1' L 'fob' Enqineerinq. Infirmary Squad: Laiin Club. Al is very quiel and reserved, From his career he can'l' be swerved. GRANT. ELSIE l564 Mayflower Avenue General. Laiin Club: Senior Commilfee: Hospilal Service. Elsie's brown curls and smile so sweef, Are so grand lhey can'l be beai. GRATT, LlLLlAN ZI44 Bronx Park Easl General. Drake Business Secretary. Morale Commii- fee: Asa exc, e belll , f 25 , mf .JJ GREENBAUM, JEROME 3239 Wilson Avenue General. N. Y. U. Business Adminislraior. Traffic Squad: Air Raid Warden: Lunchroom Squad. In class 8-9 he was a wif, ln 'lhle business world, he'll make a ii. GREENBERG, EVELYN 253l Olinville Avenue Academic. Cify College. Teacher. Sleno Oflice: French Club: Usher Squad: Morale Club. She's noi 'the fype io be a preacher, Bur has greai abiliiy as a ieacher. GREENBERG, RHITA 760 Brady Avenue Academic. Brown Universily. Social Work. Arisfag Radio Workshop: Dramaiics Society: Yearbook Sfali. A charming girl, afhleiic, gay: Modesi, winsome, brighi as day. GREENBERGER, ETHEL 253l Olinville Avenue Academic. Hunier. Buyer. French Club: Traflic Squad. She is smar'I', fall, irim, and neai, Thai' combinaiion can'i be beaf. GREENSTEIN, JERRY 2l8l Wallace Avenue Academic. Army. Animal Exploraiion Club: Traffic Squad. ln Malh, Jerry was one of fhe besf: Bul' Spanish he iusi could noi' 4 digest GREENFELD, ALFRED 2769 Mafihews Avenue Academic. Columbia. Mechanical Engineer. Traffic Squad: Cafeieria Squad. Al is a quiel' buf likeable guy: If you would mee? him, you'd know why. 26 'R 5, . I, -. I 'X 1 v' emrz. A ETT JJ 28l7 Barker Aven .f Academic. '- f -' f Easiman Conservalory of Musi Opera Sinqer. Dramaiic Club: G. O. Con 'ess: Chorus: Senior Yearbook. Singing in opera is AnneHe's in choice: For she's fhe gal wiih 'the golden voice. GROSSMAN, ABE ,I 3824 Bronx Boul arid 1 d Commercial. - , 1. Law Columbia.xp V' ,W Vs sf Accounfanc J - Accouniing Office: Arisia. - Abe is ihe wifiiesi boy in 8-4, He does his pari and is willing io do more. GRYGUS, WALTER 284i Easf I96 Sireef General. Georgia Tech. Engineer. Georgia Tech he hopes io see, An engineer he hopes io be. sumo, JOSEPH , I8I8 Holland Avenue I V Academic. ,-- ' , 'A Traffic Squad: Lan ge O ce. When fhe girls c e o fo plxay, Says liH'le Joe, is ' my dayil- GUKOWSKY, SIDNEY 2823 Barker Avenue Academic.- C. C. N. Y. Accouniing. Mafh Club: Accounfinq Squad. 7 1 Sid's good in Maih and Accounl-i ing, foo: Fellows like him are very few. GURWICK, LAURA 2086 Bronx Park East Academic. Barnard. Geniuses be on yourguard, Laura's coming 'to Barnard. ff' HABER, MARVIN 735 Mace Avenue General. Armed Services. Reiailing. Iniramural Baslcelball. Marvin never wears a frown, He'Il soonbe wearing Armyvrown. - 3. ,, - foe PO HAI . JUNE I Siill ,Avenue ener C rfie chool. ' gens Club: Reading Io Ihe n . inl:y's owl wilh all her wile, An Army guy she will beguile. HANDROS, RICHARD 2I37 Wallace Avenue Academic. . N. Y. U. Elechical Engineering. Tralilic Squad: Air Raid Warden. Tall and handsome is This boy. We wish him happiness and icy. 'I HANISCH, ELFRIEDE ' I585 Hone Avenue Commerc'al. Cler I orlr. Elfr' IS a grand friend lo have Q lo l:pow,' ry one admiies her sweelness and glow. HANS, PAUL 2450 Laconia Avenue Academic. New Yorl: Univ:-rsily. Doclor. Traffic Squad: Air Raid Warden: Aviaiion Club: Inlramural Base- ball. In Medicine he'll slalce a nolable claim: Wafch for his name in fhe Hall of Fame. H RPER, MA P. M9 Jar egvenine , -,V yu A ade ' '- Q niversify in .Ffien , weef and ambilious loo: 1 9- , L risfa: Bio uad: Lafin Club: Ch, ' . Wjilsh ihe besl of lucl: fo you. HARRINGTON. MARGARET Ib26 Luriing Avenue General. Long Disfance Operafor-Leaders Club: Commercial Club: Library Squad, Guidance Olilice. Margarel's a gal wilh loads of ambilion, She'd be a success in any posilion. HASS. BERNICE 2328 Williamsbridge Road 1 Academic MU Queens College. Biology Teacher. Dramafic Club: Columbian Town Hall: Admiral: Pan-American Club. Wilh bolh brains and wil she's blessed, A+ Bio Teaching she'll be besf. HAUGH, MARY l90I Wallace Avenue Academic. Hunler. Teacher. She is young, clever and a swell friend, To lhe heighfs of fame she'll surely ascend. N if, . I .rIliff c w I MP' whiff' f - HAYES, A R .v 20 Middleiow a Q ,f -' General. II, Secrefary. Cooperafive Course. From Ihe lop of her head 'lo 'lhe lip of her foe, Charming EI is a swell girl +o lrnow. HELMOND, CHARLES 7II Calhoun Avenue General. Marines. Ass. Capt of Rifle Club. Charlie is aiming Io be a Marine, When I'here's a fighl he'll be on 'lhe scene HERLIHY. EILEEN N' 20I6 Colonial Avenue L ' General. ' c Compiomeier Operalor. Newman Club: Traffic Squad: Hos- pilal Sfudenl Aide. Alfhough she isn'f very fall, Her sweel charm is Innown by all. 27 ffgju, .N .grim vi 0 I ,Q- 517' J -A HELLWEGE. MURlEL 2868 Randall Avenue General. Secre+ary. Senior Leaders Club: G. O. Office. Beaufy is wifhin ihis girl, She leaves lhe 'fellows in a whirl. HERMAN, JACOUELINE 2739 Wallace Avenue Commercial. Sfenographer. Library Squad: Music Office: Traffic Squad: Jr. Red Cross. Eyes of brown and a prefiy face, She is fhe besf of ihe human race. HICKEY. CHARLOTTE 24l0 Fenion Avenue Ge'e,ral. l Secr ry T i Cl b ospifal Service' mergency oom 'feferna Squad She :clues us a d e our money S S 'plies s ihinlr ii's f ny. K 1 J Hicks, MARIAN ,L. l668 Parker Slreefff A. .Ac d ' 'V if' ',1.4v,y' saiievluelu sci..-.Gi Qf.,N-Laila. , . I Lb. E. X .1 iii Nursln . . .4 ,w'U'fi h-2 Lsirff-2:13. 'Cleacal ,sa-,.a.f7i This cuie gal is 'full Bf p5ep,- Everybody knows she's hepf ,My . '- HlLTZlK, HOWARD 2076'Wallace Avenue Academic. B gy' Teacher. . .isory Office: Bi. Lab: Stage 'is,, N Crew: Admiral. ' ' x He- never is quieuiliqpfever mild, . Whai's fo be ddne wifh a fellow so wild? -- ik xxx 5 HINDIN, ROSALYN 2760 Bronx Parlr Easf General. Accouniing. Co-op: Guidance Office: Clerical Squad. Nor roo giddy, slill she's gay, Always smiling, +ha'l's her way. 28 X HIRSCH. SAND l596 Unionpori Road Academic. Cify College. Town Hall: Make-up Squad: Arxs Mimeograph Squad. A+ end lerms, I insisl' ihere be 5- A gal lilre Sandy in froni of me. HOFFMAN, FELIX FRANK ZI64 Barnes Avenue General. Cooper Union. Sculpior. Air Raid Warden: Clay' Arfs Club. From Cooper Union he will ride, Fame and 'foriune ai his side. HOLLAND, RUTH II77 Van Nesf Ave. General. Business School. ' Business Cooperaiive Course: Clerical Squad. Q Sweei and genile as a breeze, This young miss is sure io please HONIG, EDWAR X 2095 Cruger Ave. M Academic. ' L'-lf Q l Harvard. Medicine. ff Arisfa lboy leaderl: Bio. Lab.: A39 miral lnews ediiorl: Laiin Paper. Ed's firsl' wish is 'io be a Med. Then l guess fha? he'll,be wed. HOROWITZ, ARNOLD ZI87 Cruger Ave. Academic. New Yorlr Universify. Aeronaulical Engineering. Arista: Viciory Corps: Air Raid Warden lLl.l: Mafh. Club. Arnie is planninq for a nice long frip, A+ N. Y. U. he'll build his roclref ship. HOROWITZ, MILTON 2809 Barlrer Ave. Academic. Denial Mechanic. Traffic Squad: Bio. Lab.: Lunch Room Squad. A Here's a boy +hai's full of wif, A ,swell fellow, he'll make a hii. Q , 'T j IKE, IRVING 254I Olinville Ave. Academic. Armed Forces. Chemisfry Squad. Who's Columbus' lrue Beau Gesfe , Gallanf Ike as you have guessed. INDIG, ESTHER 272I Barker Ave. General. Adelphi College. Nursing. ' Emergency Room Aide: Science Squad. To be a cadei nurse is Esiher's aim, We know she'll reach 'ihe heighls of fame. JACKNITSKY, SONYA II97 Hobarl' Ave. Academic. Praif lnslifule. Dielefics. Leaders Club: Diefi+ian's Secre- iary: Bio. Lab.: Red Cross Work. A swell personaliiy, a sweef dis- posiiion, Sonya will make a line dielilian. JACOBS. HERBERT 224 Wall5E:e:4Ave. . ' A .,. 'Ciiiy ollege,' fhen V-l2. Chemical Engineer. Chernislry Club 8: Squad: Avialion Club: Rifle Club. Here's a fell,-bw wifh a, brillianl mind, ,fa r ' A' boy like9Herb is hard fo find. JACOBSON, HARRIET 2l86 Cruger Ave. General. Business College. Secrelary. Harrier is sweet and also quite gay. Success and good foriune will soon come her way. I JOHNSON, EN J 871 Nar 'gans AAve. 1 A f?I3e'i1'Si7 A + '!'f e M ,Cai reCr.TLa,.gj g Adull Ed aioh wSquad: in Club::Ybdr?Eook fzfi. V Smiling, happy, 'F I of irlh, There should be 'more l' he earfh. ' I g L f,:f3!fff M ry of JOHNSTON, JOAN 2283 Lyon Ave. General. MacDowell. Dressmaker. Cosfume Squad: Newman Club: G. O. Comm. She's always clad in beauiiful aifire, To be a dressmaker is Joan's de- sire. JONAP, ROBERT l2l6 Mayflower Ave. General. Army Air Corps. ' Bob's a grand fellow wiih hopes and spiriis high, He'll soon ioin fhe Air Corps and learn how io fly. JORAM, JOHN 2836 Willman Ave. John Joram Will floor 'em. KAHN. CAROL 782 Pelham Parkway Commercial. Pace lnsfiiufe. Accounlanr. Arisiag Sfeno Club: Accouniinq Office: Chem. Office. One of fhe smallesl in lhe class, Sweef and dainiy is ihis lass. KANER, LORRAINE 2i34 Wallace Ave. General. Cify College. Sienography Teacher. Publicalions Sialf: Mimeograph Olilice. Wi+h her quick wil' and smiling face, How can ofher qirls win 'rhe race? KAPP. EUGENE 3I50 Roberis Ave. Academic. New York Universify. Doclor. Service Squad: Bio. Lab.: Laiin Club. As a man in while-he'll serve The nafion. ' ln ihe Deparlmenf of Saniiaiion. 29 'X I' V 1 rf K C F AQFlv1AN. 0 Br x'Qark A 4 cademic. I ' , rookl Col e. ' l Radigjgireclg - fi ' Leader's CI :X Worki p: , ,H,'E. aOhfie: w mbian wn l Xb on, s ,- earl s she - raiiher lf She's'1full , unfan' liof sweei charm- - Q 'N X , .1 KA MAN,'SARA I , 2ll4lL,Bronxdale Ave. , Aca emic. COdh6ll' or N. Y. r - Fvfessipkl Da er: Accouniani. A! sta: its bo Sfa lBus. Man- gerl- ci L: ebrew Club. he's ved all he guys and . ' that 'why 2 ha . million p.l.. . 'lg '5 L 'N . ' KELLY. CHARLES F. 255 E. Kingsbridge Road General. , Navy. Bio. Lab.: Mimeograph Squad. Come what may, come wha? miqhi, Only. success is in his sight . KLEIN, HARRIET Jil' 2l67 Cruger Ave. . , . f Commercial. 'TX ' ' New York Universify. fx .Business Adminisfrafion. X JClerical Squad: Yearbook Siaffq Nfl W Tralilic Squad: Junior Red Cross. : Always vivacious and on ihe go, l' Lovely fo look af, delighfful 'ro BQ I know. ij, . ' ff' KLETTER. lRVlNG ' 1' g jf 2304 Holland Ave. ' A demic. ' , Cjlumbia Universiiy. I Journalism: U. S. Marilime Serv- ice. Traffic Squad: Aviafion Club: Air Raid Warden, Baseball Champs. lrvinq was on 'The Baseball Team. Bu? Journalism is indeed his dream. KOBERT, 'JUNE 2322 Mallhews Ave. Academic. Bklyn. or Hunfer College. Ari' Teacher. Lalin Paper: Yearbook Siaff lAr+ Edilorl: Ari Office 8: Ari Socieiv. Charming, vivacious, willy, and smarf, She'll be a sensaiion in fhe world of arf. 30 KOPPEKIN, BENSEN 302l Holland Ave. Academic. Pre - Med. Surgeon. A college career is Benny's goal, He's afier if wifh heari and soul. KORB, HELEN l7l7 Williamsbridge Road General. Business School. Secrefary. Clerical Squad. Never was 'There one so sweef, Jusf 'ro know her is a 'Treat KORNBLATT, MARTIN 803 Allerlon Ave. ,gn-'hifi Gen ra . l ' . 5 69,2 -' vtvlfri l r k i- 1 Q RJ-I 1 1 Q M' KVVY-ug, KORNFELD, JEANNE 208l Cruger Ave. General. American lnsliiule of Banking. Bank Accounlanl. Cooperaiive Course: Leader's Club: Phol-ography Club: Sec. G. O. Congress. Very sweef and quiie discreel, A combinaiion hard io beaf. f KORY. RAYMOND 8I3 Allerlon Ave. Academic. Ciiy College. Denfisl. Baskerball Team: Handball Team. Ray's a 'fellow who played ball square, Bur we'd haie io be in his den+is+'s chair. KRAMER. MYRA RUTH 2I50 Wallace Ave. Academic. New York Universily. Locker Room Squad. Girls like Myra are pre'Hy few, She'lI be a hit al N. Y. U. KREPISMAN, ESTHER 754 Mace Ave. General. Secrelary. Cooperalive Course: Loclzer Room: Viclory Corps: Fund Raising Comm. To be shorf and concise, Eslher is very nice. KRONICK, JOYCE 2455 Cruger Ave. Commercial. Business School. Slenographer. Morale Club: Hospilal Aide: Die- tiiian's Office. ' Joyce is blond and fair, Wirh blue eyes and curly hair. A KULIK, MURIEL 2l98 Cruger Ave. Academic. Cily College. Chemical Engineer. Dramafic Club. Composed of charm, wif, and beauiy, Muriel can well be called a cu+ie. LAMBERT, LEON 285i Barker Ave. Academic. Cify College. Engineer. Lei' us all give a cheer. Our Leon will be an engineer. LANG, JACQUELYN 3048 E. Tremonf Ave. General. Ari' School. Arlisl. Trinify Club: Chorus. To be an arlisl is Jachie's desire, We hope her ambiiions rise ever higher. LANZA, HELEN l8bl Viclor Sl. General. Buyer. Junior Red Cross: Newman Club. Helen has bul' one desire, And 'lhai one is +o be a buyer. J LAPPER, LENORE 2l32 Wallace Ave. General. Cooper Union. Fashion Designer. Guidance Office: Ari Depl. Lenore is sweel and neal' as a pin, A nicer girl fhere could noi have been. LARKIN, GLORIA 739 Revere Ave. General. Healfh Educalion Teacher. Leader's Club: Newman Club: Office Service. Tall of form, fair of face. A Healfh Ed. Teacher full of grace. , ,LA,RKlg?.,.wiRelNiA 73! Revere' ve. If I A ademic. J Paine Hall.H:' '. 1 , , Laborefory Technician. , Tralilic Squad: Oliiice Squad. Blond curls cover her head, ' She's very sweet, 'lis offen said. LASKY, GLORIA 2l05 Cruger Ave. General. Yearbook Slalifg Viclory Corps War Siamps: H. E. Ofiice. - She may be shorf, lhe French word is ' pelife, She cerlainly is charman'fe, lhe American word is sweel. LATTO, ANITA 24l8 Olinville Ave. Academic. New York Universily. Relailing. Admiral Sialif: G. O. Rep. Ani+a's characfer is deserving of praise, Her line lrails will insure all her days. ' LESTER, BARBARA I76l Sfillwell Ave. Academic. Slaqe Crew: Radio Workshop: Leader's Club. This girl, so sensible and.wise, ls very sure in life lo rise. 3I LETlZlA, RALPH 2 2027 Hobarf Ave. Academic. Georgia Tech. Engineer. Service Squad. A rambling wreck, From Georgia Tech. LEVEE, JOSEPH R. l632 Van Buren Sf. Academic. Fordham Universify. Lawyer. German Club: Lafin Club: Radio Workshop. Joseph will make a fine lawyer, indeed. And one fhaf each defendanf will need. LEVINE, BERNICE 2440 Bronx Park Easf Academic. Brooklyn College. Physiology. Bio. Lab.: Hisfory Office: Aviafion: Properfy Girl. A plane and yachf she hopes he sends, Buf on physiology her fufure de- pends. LEVINE, BERNICE 2079 Wallace Ave. General. Avialion lnsfifufion. Aviafrix. Traffic Squad: French Club: Bio. Lab. Bernice was always aiming high. Wek wish her success while in fhe s y. LEVINE, EDYTHE l903 Radcliff Ave. Academic. Sfafisfician. , Cily College. Library Squad: Usher Squad: Hebrew Club: Hospifal Service. A very sociable girl is she. And so a success she's sure fo be. LEVINE, SHIRLEY 2l37 Wallace Ave. Commercial. Pace lnsfilufe. Accounfanf. Sfeno. Club: Yearbook Sfaff: Chem. Squad: Mimeograph Office. Shirley is quief, unassuming foo, When she qefs sfarfed, boy whaf she can do. 32 59 LICHTENSTEIN RU? S 2756 Bronx Park Easf General. Cify College. t F Secrefary. 4' Dramafic Club: Arisfa: all: r Mimeograph Office. Tries hard and deserves fo suc eb ln her profession, she's sure fo lead. LIEBERMAN, ALFRED 28l0 Olinville Ave. Academic. Cify College. Elecfrical Engineer. Horizon Sfafl: Orchesfra. H was willed by fafe, Thai success he will rafe. LlEBOWl'lZ, lRV 2I87 Holland Ave. Academic. New York Universify. Carfographer. T. M. R. Club. Maps fhis fellow likes fo draw, We wish him luck forevermore. LIGHTMAN, BERNARD 2455 Cruger Ave. Academic. N. Y. School of Fine 8: Applied Arfs. lnferior Decoraior. Hebrew Club: Band. As an inferior decoralor, he'll be a success. Prevenfing your house from be- coming a mess. LIMBACH, MARG 846 Kinsella Sl. General. Courlroom Sfeno Newman Club: Tr e nography OFF A blond-haire ing way, Always smiling, ayshg - , ' xy LINZER, PAUL gh- K 2455 Cruger Ave. . L .y YK! Academic. fr' 5, c Cornell Universify. 'T if, if Journalisf. I' -A' 'fi' vs! I Hebrew Club. Journalism is Paul's ambifion, 1 Good luck 'fo him- on his worfhy ll' mission. ,fv r v LIPKOWITZ, 'AUDREY 2l64' Barnes Ave. General. U. S. Caclei Corps. Nurse. G. S. Lab.: Tragic Squad: Aud. Squad: Clerical Squad. To the weak she'll exfend her willing hands, She'Il be a nurse in 'Far ol? lands. LIRO, GRACE IO66 Rhinelander Ave. General. New Yorlz Universiiy. Accouniani. Halian Office: Sfeno. Office: Year- boolt. Personalify, sweelness, charm and fun, These in Grace charm everyone. LOCURTO, LAURA 829 Adee Ave. General. Typisi. Leacler's Club: Coopera+ive Course. Laura who is alhlefically inclined, ls aclive boih in body and in mind. PHYLLIS Colden fff' Here's meef. V MAGRO, RICHARD 6-'l 5 L and Ave. Acadd: ic. For am H ' ify. ijMQr6scope,DCvlg: Aviaiion Club: Pafrol Squad. Ricl1ard's a fellow l'ha+'s hard io bear, 1 1 Succesnand 'Frie hip he's sure io meel. 1 I fe' 'Q in .f'.., ha, bei Jew. ' WMALLOY, MADELINE 20 Bogarf Avenue Commercial. Secreiary. Very mischievious, full of fun, Liked, wha'r's more, by everyone. MANNELLO, THOMAS 2884 Wellman Avenue Academic. N. Y. U. Engineer. Traffic Squad: Laiin Club. A regular fellow in a regular way, The besl you will find in many a day. If MAmN.LlLuAN f' 2I3I Wallace Avenue Academic. Brooklyn College. - Bacieriology. jj. Hebrew Club, Gardening Qliib, Arisla, G. O. Office. Neai, pe'ri're, and oh so sweef, A girl like Lil is hard lo beai. MARINO, RITA 2023 Colonial Avenue Commercial. Accounfanl and Secre+ary. Lea-der's Club: Radio Workshop: Library Squad: Gymnasium Club. Wifh wavy black hair, and briqhi brown eves, Her spiril of happiness never dies. MARX, ELEANOR 'i i247 Hollywood Avenue I General. lf' Typisi. ', Leader's Club: Traffic Squad: Vic- 'lory Corps: Hospifal Service. She plays in sporfs wiih all her heari, And El will always do her part MASSARO, JOHN I5l9 Glover Sfreel General. Navv-Aviaiion Machinisf Male. Traffic Monilor, Meial Shop Serv- Ice. As line a fellow as you can know, Oli io 'lhe Navy he will go. 33 kc LLL Q ,ix , is x 7 A 5 a MATLACH, CHARLES A. 2424 Wesfchesier Esplanade Academic. r. N c. c. N. Y. 5 ' Chem. Engineer. Boys' Health Office. He's very clever, he's very gay, He'll be a success in every way. MAURER, ROBERT 304 Pennyfield Avenue General. PraH Insiifufe-Afier war. Army or Navy Air Corps. Commercial Arfisf. Horizon Ari Siafi: Class Baskefball Champs. Bob will fly for ihe Army Air Corps, And be an arlisi affer +he war. MAZZIOTTA, EDWARD lB2I Colden Avenue Academic. Columbia. Elecfrical Engineer. Af ihe end of 4 years he made ihis confession, Co-eds and conduciors will be his profession. MCCARROLL, WILLIAM 53 Poplar Avenue General. Navy-Machinisi Male. Traffic Squad. Bill our handsome Navy qob, All lhe qirls' hearfs he will rob. MCDONOUGH, MARILYN 2946 Middleiown Road General. Secreiary. Usher Squad: Dramafic Sociefy: Service in Office: Cooperafive. MariIyn's a girl who's cool and calm, To ihe usher squad she lenl' her charm. McLAUGHLlN, ANN I. 27l9 Gifford Avenue General. Recepiionisf. Hospifalify Club, Eighih Term Grade Delegafe. She's shorf and fair, sweel and kind, A combinaiion iha'i's hard io find. 34 ' McLOUGHLlN, ANN B. I023 Wilcox Avenue Commercial. Secrefary. Traffic Squad, Newman Club: Serv- ice League Office: Aiiendance Office. Ann is popular as can be, Wiih a personaliiy. OCA! name, be 'lhe same. MECHANIC, ALVIN 25l5 Olinville Avenue Academic. C. C. N. Y. Mechanical Engineering. Salvage Squad: Social Science: Infirmary Squad: Caieieria Squad. Alvin is sure io win forlune and fame, 'Cause his profession is fhe same as his name. MELLONI, VINCENT IB49 Hering Avenue Academic. N. Y. U. Docior. Radio Workshop: Laiin Paper: Biology Lab. To be a doclor is his ambiiion, To Vince Ihe besi' of Iucl: welre wishin'. ' . .7 l i ' f ffl' 'WSJ MILEQNNICH AS, 3040 Coddingifn ,Avenuxed General. J K Ji Civil Service. JI .1 , Cafeferia S uad. A X i' Affer Nick leaves c. c. H. s., Wherever he goes, he'll achieve success. MILEO, PHILIP 3040 Coddingion Avenue General. Civil Service. Cafeferia Squad: Traffic Squad. To devofe his life 'Io fhe good of man, ln Civil Service he'll do all he can. MILLER, LYMAN 546 Edison Avenue General. Universiiy of Penn. Engineer. Newman Club: High-Jump Champ. The girls all like him: wiih lhem he's found, He should qef ahead by leaps and bounds. MILLER, SHELDON 735 Maze Avenue Academic. Cooper Union or C. C. N. Y. Mechanical Engineer. Bio. and Chem. Lab. Squads: Locker Room. ' One swell person is this Miller guy, A greaf sense of humor, and noi a bii shy. MlNERVlNl, VIRGINIA I5I6 Gillespie Avenue General. PraH. Fashion lllusirafor. Ari OlTice: Newman Club: Lead- ers' Club: Vicfory Corps. Her line 'lalen'rs and lovely looks, Rank her high in all our books. MISKOVSKY, RBAR 567 Cif Island Av Q 7 Y ... 7 Q4-4' fGe l. 1 K Ai or ing. - ,f r le Aide:A L - - Guidance Ice. af ' ' ' B, ar? is pro essron Gigi ever hr . L xymfcf 3- K MITT, WILMA 3247 Lucerne Slreef Commercial. Ari School. Fashion Ari. Leaders' Club: Radio Workshop: Visual Aid Squad. Her inlelligence is very sound, A sweeier girl cannoi be wiound. MONFREDE, VIOLA I534 Ericson Place General. A Telephone Operalor. Bio. Lab.: Sfudy Hall. Vi is prefly, 'full of fun, Liked whai's more by everyone. 1 Il - ll I r 'Lg - 'V' 'bl I H , I. rx 15362. Y , -Lv, I, N. -4 I K.. . .,, , fi . - N x L A MONTESARCHIO, MARIE i656 Hering Avenue General. Hunler College lBusiness Train.l. Secreiarial Work. Salvage Squad: Hospiial Service Newman Club: Clerical Squad. She's really sweef, 'ihis girl Marie, And she has loads of personaliiy. . m s . af .1 .inf J WWI! JMR ' MONTFORT. MERLE H, Q. 3505 Easfern Boulevgqj fd.. General. . ,5 W.-f Secrefary. I jf 'V Dramalic Sociefy: Radio Vvljork- shop: Usher Squad: Triniiy Club. Whai an acfress, whal' a girl, Class 8-9 is proud of Merle. I' Ln 0 of . of ! ,xl More, MONROE, Q., -JA' ' I746 Hobari Avenue E ITTAE, t iv., '03 Academic. .- . R LA Journalist 0531? -J J ,, 4 ALJ. sa: l' 1 Marines. l :3 - 1 f-'T L- '- -1 Science Lab Squad: PholograplgQoVHfL'Munt5l Club: Service Squad: Visual Ai kL 4f' A' Squad. - vsafi To be a iournalisl' is his aim. 8-4 hopes he will win fame. MURAD, ALBERT 752 Pelham Parkway Academic. N. Y. U. Engineer. Varsily Baskeiball Team: School Orcheslra. His qreai iechnique wiih every lass. Makes him mosf popular in ihe class. MUSSO, CELESTINE 2225 Wallace Avenue Academic. C. C. N. Y. Docior. Columbian Town Hall: Newman Club: Senior Arisla: G. O. Siore Ass'i. Small, popular and full of pep, A merry girl who's really hep. NACCARATO. LORETTA 3060 E. Tremonf Avenue General. Business School. Secreiary. Traffic Squad: lialian Club. Personaliiy, charm and poise has Loreiia, As for kindness lhere is none beffer. 35 .fi lat' 6 J NACCARATO, SARAH 2764 Lalling Sfreef General. Business School. llalian Club. A nicer girl fhan Sarah is really hard fo find, For she's so sweel' and charming and also very kind. NADELMAN, SELMA 2I97 Cruger Avenue General. C. C. N. Y. Accounfing. Library Squad: English Office: Guidance Oflice: Viclory Corps. A smile on her face, rhyihm in her feel, A girl like Selma iusl' can'f be beal. NADELMAN, STANLEY ZI87 Cruger Avenue Academic. U. S. Navy-lhen Georgia Tech. Mechanical Engineering. Varsify Baskefball Team. Stanley played ball on our baskei- ball leam. So we wish him success and lhe qoal of his dream. NAFMAN. SEYMOUR 2I8I Barnes Avenue General. Businessman. Here's a 'Fellow wilh lols of am- biiion, He'll go far under any condiiion. NASSAU, MALVIN I75I Parkview Avenue Academic. C. C. N. Y. Engineering. Animal Explorers Club: Viclory Gardening: Traffic Squad: Pan- Amer. Club. Mal, an engineer wishes 'fo be, He'll make a good one as all can see. ,Q - H' T R , 6 E r m ue cf rcia Q: A ' ecfelary. l 51 Al heyho uchy bgss will gripe, For he wi md lhaf she's'fhe fvpe. as lr NEWMAN, MURRAY 2I04 Bronx Park Easl General. N. Y. U. Aeronaulical Engineer. I Traffic Squad: Boys' Infirmary: Boys' Healfh Ed. Office. For Murray fhere is a good word ' rio be said, If he slicks lo engineering, he'll earn his bread. NEZNESKY, CECILIA l42l Rowland Slreel Drake Business School. Typisl. G. O. Correspondence. We never hear her make a sound, Perhaps she does when we're noi around. NIBLOCK, NELSON I236 Pinchol' Place General. Foresfer. Penn. Shale Universily. He soon will learn lo know a free. Begause a foresler he's going lo e. NIERENBERG, ANNA I3I0 Rosedale Avenue General. Business School. Secrelary. Locker Room Squad: Cooperaiive Clerical Work. Pupils and feachers fhink she's swell, She has a brain and uses il well. NOLAN, PATRICK I334 Ellison Avenue General. Eleclrical Research. Air Raid Warden: Library Squad. His clean cul fealures surely lell, Thai he's a guy +hal's grand and swell. O'BRlEN, MARY 2940 Bosfon Posf Road Commercial. Nursing School. Nurse. Make-up Squad: Clerical Work. Sweef, preHy, neaf, smari, Mary can win mosl' anyone's hearl. c fx, - JJ ,X OCHS, MURRAY 2736 Bronx Park Easi' General. Air Corps. Some may choose fo do oiher rhings, Bul' Murray will wear Uncle Sam's Wings. any x r 'K 47 -HJ .IJ-ai. Hkyxiiyfxjgv-I PA big, ,rv F , K , oicoNNELu rfMARGARET eff i - . 56 E.X'EdQQ,'9'ilSI' Park Ay!! ' Generallf, E Hg Mf.L-.VEFDOH Hospiial. f'Nurse. -Blue eyes and flashing smile. A nurse she'll be wifhouf much irial. TMA roeck venue eneral. Secreiar bwfdmdl u : Ra Workshop: Trlnlly Club Tall and 'ir , To be af se cision. K OESTMANN, GRACE 'I768 Tenbroeck Avenue General. Secreiarial Work. Lafin Club: Trinify Club: Library Squad: Girls' lnlirmarhy Squad. You'll have 'io search quife far 'lo find, A girl so very sweei and kind. ' 1 OLLWEILER, ROBERT 76 Asfor Place vj .5 Academic. I. .1 U. S. A. A. F. Cadef. Airlines Pilof. Traffic Squad. We hope you'Il down many a Jap, When you ily a plane in ihe X presbqiyscrap. QW fu ORlFlCE, ANNE E. II23 Rhinelander Avenue General. Secrefary. Chorus: Year Book: Traffic Squad: G. O. Slore. Ann's a liHle package exceedingly sweei, ln feminine charm she can'+ be beaf. r .. ai' - v 45 , is de- X 0 Lay! f- fer . , Milan fa V 5 W OS Q,dhELEN f, 662! . I e ary. i rman Club: Cc-op: Vicfory Corps. Helen's so very quiel and sweef, 8-4 says she's hard fo beat a en e venue 5 X ff . X I i x . 1 x'Zl,cklif OSWALD, Hll.DA 662 Clarence Avenue .4 General. ' . . Secreiary. ' - Co-op.: German Club. Charming, kind and sweef is she, More like her. we'd like fo see. 1 OSWALD, ROB RT l4l6 Parker ire 'f 1 General Air Co ' Of Ro erl, fhe ir Corps w' always be proud, He'll be in ihere pifchi ' The resf of 'lhe crowd. PACKER, BERNARD l846 Hum' Avenue Academic. Army or Navy. Traffic Squad. Bernard came lo our class quife Iaie, Buf we have 'Found ihai he's firsi' rafe. PACE, ANTHONY' 922 Revere Avenue Academic. Fordham College. Service in Cafeieria. ' He's known for digniiy and re serve, l The besi is whai he cloes deserve PAGLIARO, ROBERT 20l4 Herinq Avenue Academic. Virginia Miliiary lnsiifufe. Civil Engineer. Airplane Club. Bob is willy, Bob is gay, He'll be an engineer some line day. 37 lv- I 7. A film, 1 gl .7 Rafi ,fy if yy fr , ' I PAIDER, GLORIA 25l9 S+. Raymond's Avenue General. Bookkeeper. Traffic Squad. An afhlere, a sludeni, an all around sporl, lf's plain she's a gal of rhe very besi' sorl. PALAZZO, ANGELINA I659 Hunl Avenue General. Privafe Secrelary. Clerical Work: Co-op. A keen mind beneaih her wavy locks, And she's a bit of a charrerbox. PALLADINO, NICHOLAS 735 Quincy Avenue General. Army. The army is going lo lake our Nick, So girls hurry, be very quicfk. xr PALLEND, HAROLD 2920 Easlern Boulevard General. Navy. Harry can lways make you laugh, For he longs lo lhe Wi'H'y Slafff J l A PAPALARDQ, MARIE ' II42 Therioi' Avenue Commercial. Typisl. mf, W iiii' 1 X Library Squad. Shy and preHy fir so nicely, These words describe her quife precisely. PATRICK, KATHLEEN 3600 Easr Tremonr Avenue General. l. H. T. Leaders: l. H. T. C Club. Karhleen is popular wifh bolh girls and boys, For her sweel smile and wir and poise. , 8 PAVIA, LILLIAN l642 Mayflower Avenue General. 4 Cooper Avenue. Srudenf Courl: Ari Office: Arisla. A whiz al' designing, and howl is she, Some day, grealer lhan Adria will be. PECORARO, RUDOLPH 729 Revere Avenue N. Y. U. Aero. Engineer. Air V. C. He's fall and lhin, his manners line, Success is wriflen in his life line. PELLEGRINI, MARlE I828 Wallace Avenue Commercial. Business School. Actounbncy. Mimeograph Squad. Nice and infelligenf is 'lhis lass: She's lhe quielesi' in all lhe class. PENN, HAROLD I944 Unionporr Road Academic. Cify College. Civil Service. Sec. Sfudies Office: Traffic Squacl: Boys' Heallh Ed. Office. When brains were handed our up lhere, Hal cerlainly gor more 'Phan his share. PERCY, HELEN '- A 54l Revere Avenue . - .f i 713.1 1444. Commercial. A f , Secrerary. , Sleno. Club: Guidance Office. - Helen is always happy and merry, Y ,. An-d wishes fo be a secrefary. ki... l PERLMAN. SAMUEL 788 Arnow Avenue Academic. Universify of California-Berkeley. Bio-Chemisr. Sr. Arisla: Aviarion Club: Lens- mang Marhemarics Club. We musl say +l1a'l' Sam will be missed, And we wish him success as a Bio-Chemist PESKAR, LILLIAN PLASCYK, FRANCIS 3l40 Arnow Place Academic. Washinglon School ol Ari. Ari. Mimeograph Squad. To be an arlisl is her aim: With LiIIian's lalenl she'll reach fame. PETTINATO, CARMELA l567 Paulding Avenue General. Business College. Slenographer. Newman Club: Hall Palrol: Viclory Corps: Emergency Room Squad. Happy go lucky, wifhoul a care, She'd be a hil mosl anywhere. , Q f M140 luvs, JERRY ' 4 754 ady Ave e ca ic. olu . e ne- acferio f' - Arisla: Radio - g. dmiral' if Sludenl' Con Here's l h n 1 o work lo us, Jerry. fx PlCCOLl, MARIO I7-12 Adams Slreel General. Draflsman. TraFlic Squad: Moiion Picrure Club. ln lhe near 'luiure you will find, Mario, a draflsman of rhe very besl kind. PIERETTI, LlVlO l73l Sf. Peiers Avenue General. lnlerpreler. Chorus: Operella: Traffic Squad. He's gollen around in lhis man's school, And in lhe world he'll be no fool. PIZZELLA, WILLIAM I633 Bogarf Avenue General. Roanoke, Va. Cloihing Business. Bill is going fo Roanoke College: Here he hopes ro gain much knowledge. f ll20 Calhoun Avenue General. Drafting. He seems boih meek and shy, and he never makes a sound: Bul' fhen perhaps he's dilferenl when we are noi around. PLOTKIN. MIRIAM 2709 Wallace Avenue Academic. Ciiy or Brooklyn College. Social Worker. Guidance Office: Ari Office: Arl Slaff: Anchor Slafli. A cule lillle miss wilh a hearf of .J ,nm J gold, Soon as you see her your hearl' will be sold. POHLY, HELGAXQUCVC K C.. 2425 Lyvere Sireel General. A Lenox Hill Nurs' g Sch Nurse ,Aden Science Lab.: Visual Aid Squad: Chemisfry Club: Communily Um- pilal Service. A preily Army n se s e e: Provided she passes chemisiry. POLLOCK, GLORlA B. 2I47 Honeywell Avenue Academic. Hunler. Medicine. Locker Squad: Emergency Room: Hospifal Sludenf Aide. Here's a very induslrious lass, Who'll always siand al the head of 'rhe class. POLULIAH, LYDIA 2525 Wallace Avenue Academic. New York Universily. Receplionisl. Radio Workshop: Horizon: Clerical Squad. She has charm, she has wil: She'll be a receplionisf and a hil. , POSER, DOROTHY 2739 Pearsall Avenue General. Packard Business School. Secrelary. Cooperafive Course. A prelfy Co-op. from C. C. H. S., Allracfive and brighl: we wish her success. 39 I 1 I,-L f V' POSMIK, JOHN 2537 Kingsland Avenue General. Agricullural College. Agriculfure. Service Squad! l+'Il be ver eas 'for John Y Y 1 To gel whal his hearf is sei upon. POSNICK, PEARL 2758 Bronx Park Easf Academic. Hunler College. Music Teacher. Columbian Town Hall. Pearl plays fhe piano very well, All who hear her like fo fell. POST, RODNEY M. 2039 Cruger Avenue Academic. Aclou. Columbia. Pres. Dramaiic Socieiy: Radio Workshop: Admiral. Rodney possesses brains and per- sonalily: We hope all his dreams become realify. PROSALIK, HERBERT 20I4 Si. Paul Avenue General. Columbia. Archifecf. He'Il do mankind a greai service as an archirecf, By designing slronq houses lhal won l easily be wrecked. PROTO, NICHOLAS l528 Banlam Place General. Indiana Tech. Radio Engineering. Siege Crew: Bio. Lab.: Library Squad. Dark and handsome, 'Full of pep, Nick's lhe quy who's really hep. PROVAN, BETTY 2038 Colonial Avenue General. Secreiary. y Trinily Club: Salvage Squad: Hos- pital Corps. A willing smile as you can see, To crown sweel personalily. 40 PSILOS, HELEN I8l5 Edison Avenue Commercial. Secrefary. Traffic Squad: Sfudy Hall. HeIen's smilinq eyes of brown, Are only perl' of lhal' lovely crown. PUGLISI, LUCY I655 Yaies Avenue Commercial. Business School. Business. Spanish Sfeno. Club: Speed Sieno. Club: Hospilal Service: Reading To 'the Blind. A disposiiion like her pleasanf smile, - Happy and friendly all lhe while. QUAGLIA, GLORIA 24l8 Buck Slreel Commercial. Secrelary. Girls' I. H. T. Squad: Heallh Ed. Olifice. Laughing every lime you look, Her 'friends and pals could 'fill a book. ' f . ' U Al ABJLCW , A ALIF 8 69 erion Avenue- f Academic. V' Hunler College. Social Work. l V :U French Club: Healfh Ed. OI'IiIC9If I Arisia: Anchor-Liferary Siaff. Whelher ii's a uniform or civies you wear, Boys! I'm warning you, walch oul' for her red hair. RADINO, MARION I873 Barnes Avenue Commercial. Drake Business School. '6 Slenographer. Clerical Squad: Commercial Club: Yearbook Slaff. Here's a qirl who surely's a'hil, For she can supply bolh humor and . wil. RATZKER, LEON 2730 Bronx Park Easl' Academic., - C. C. 'N. Y. Engineering. ' Infirmary Squad: Boys' Heallh Ed. Squad: Clerical Squad. Leon was always ready lc cheer: So we wish him luck as an enqineer ' K p 1 Y if I ,I , 2- ' JV A 1 1 4-.2 I , 7 :J ' J' ' RKIJCHBAUER, MARY 3045 Coddingfon Avenue General. Secrelary. Usher Squad: Service-Mr. Esfrin. PreHy and gay with a winning smile, A charming personaliiy all her own slyle. REICH, NATALIE 2747 Bronxwood Avenue Academic. Hunfer. Spanish lnierpreier. Admiral: Senior Leaders' Club: Senior Arislag Radio Worlrshop. She's very clever, also quile qay. Two swell qualifies Ihai go a long way. , REID, WALLACE 2923 Coidingion Avenue General. New Yorl: Universijy. Radio Engineer IU. Marinesl. Library Squad. - - Wall is Ihe sileni fyple, he doesn'I ralhai allg, .V He feels ai home in, Dawn Palrol, plflying bashelball. REINHOLZ, LILLIAN E. 59-B Edgewafer Parlr General. Secrelary. Clerical Worlc: Co-op. Full of Iun and lively laughfer, She'll spread ioy 'forever after. REINSTEIN, JEROME L. ZI94 Barnes Avenue Academic. Sf. John's Universily. Law and Accounting. Traffic Squad: Bio. Lab.: Junior- Arisla: Siudenl Congress. I Law and Accouniing are his am- bifiong SI. John's U. will collecl' his 'I'uiIion. , .,r REJAN, WILLIAM V' 2125 Cruqer Avenue Academic. , C.C.N.Y.orN.Y.U..- - Locker Room Squad: Baseball Team. ' In rhe worldl of Ihe fulure, Bill will succeed: ' . Ha has a good set of brains, wha? more does he need. R TER, 275 onx P cademlc Lawye Hall: Malre- quad. She'II gel ' ress iu!I for fun, And have ills passe ne by One. RIECHERS. IR I658 Holland Avenue Commercial. if Admir , Isl g Co1um Sienographer. Clerical Squad. lrma Riechers pledged her alle- giance, To gel' a IOOZ, on Ihe Sieno Regenls. ISha Didll , RING, DOROTHY I fc' 'f , 1 C 2428 Bouch Av nue - JD' ' L, Academic. e'K'-it-,Q I7 ' T Nursing. fig, 'vel lax Leader's Club: Bio lable.: I1 ' . Lab.: Arisla. ll l Dorolhy is full of brains and beaufy, She'lI cerlainly succeed al' Nurse's duly. RIVKIN, LENORA 2509 Cruqer Avenue General. Cily College. Music. Chorus Club: Commercial Club: Co-op.: Vicrory Corps. A music minded lass is she, And we know a success she'Il be. ROBUSTELLI, CONNIE 32l Cily Island Avenue Commercial. Secrelary. Clerical Squad: Year Boolc Com- miffeeq Arisiag Sieno. Club. Connie is so brighr and fair: -1 A girl lilce her is very rare. -1 JQQQ, C.. RODIA, FILOMENA- 626 Balrer Avenue - Commercial. Sienographer. ' Co-op.: Service- s.Cumminqs. A sweeier girl Ihan Fanny, Ihere could never beg And her personalily Iiis her 'Io a ..-I--.. . 4l l X ROTHENBERG. PEARL ROMER, JOHN 724 Revere Avenue General. U. S. Army. Co-op. A Privaie in fhe Army he soon will be, Lisfening lo a sergeanf and doing K. P. RO EIN G, l A zmfs.'n.:.:,f4- W mf, f da D, .Luv uf I'leBfIn . Rifle S ad wenatme gsyo see a cue r'nkl. . :gl a V lr '. - - Q X' 'EY eye ' ave a mischie ouk ink , ' A as l 1 ROSENBERG, HERBERT 2320 Bronx Park Easl Academic. Cily College. Science. Panihers A. C. He musl' eai Puffed Rice shol' ou? of a gun, Because he's always 'lull of pep and fun. ROSENBLATT, HARRIET 60I Pelham Parkway Norih Academic. Columbia. Journalism. Pan-American Club: Garden Club: I. H. T. Leader's Club. Harriel's gay, Harrie'l s smarl: She's a gal who'll win your heari. . --,ROSSI, EDWARD l625 Melville Sfreei Academic. New York Universiiy. 1 Acior. Dramafic Club: Siudenl Couri Judge: Library Squad: Bio. Lab. You've heard of Boyer and Frank - Sinalra, Buf compared lo Eddie 'lhey're nol so holra. 82 Pelham Parkway eneral. usiness. usiness Publi alion Squad. Here's a qirli i s rl' an sweei, Wifh a pe ar 'lo beal. elif ROTONDO, JOSEPHINE 320 Logan Avenue General. Secreiary. Clerical Squad. Merry, mischievous, full of fun, Liked, whai's more, by everyone. ROTZ, HILDA 3258 Glennon Place General. Secrefary. Co-op: Traffic Squad: Clerical Squad. Hilda is very gay and sweef, Her charming smile makes friend- ships concrele. Roxsnaeke, bokon-:Y 254I Olinville Avenue Academic. Cily College. Teacher. Secrefary-Usher Squad: Morale Club: Maih. Office: French Club. DoH'y's a sweel girl as everyone knows: In her quief way she gels her beaus. -A--V RUBIN, ADELEW 4 2I50 Creslon'Avenue 4 I Academic. li R Adelphi. , 4 i 'af A Dramalics. ' l-r uf' ' Arisla: Columbianx Town Hall: Dramalics Club: Sr. Leader'sfClgb. Here's io A-dale, who's prefly and wise: ,,, As an aclress she'll win 'lhe' Pulifzer Prize. A ' Y N R Y, N f 5 erani a Co- . ' very ' and 'f ndl , confess' In her ch sen ' , she' e a success. I, ! f ff 5un.eS9Joi-A711 ,D l330 Ed s Av nuej 4 , Academic. 6 T 'Q Ma n' ge.'Q1T,f- He2l+l?iEducdii:n Teacher. Infirmary Squad: Heallh Ed. Dept: Locker Room Squad: l. H. T. Clerk. A well buill fellow indeed is he, Like Mr. Dooley he'll 'leach P. T. she, w tie L f RYAN, VINCENT 3I92 Wesfchesier Avenue Academic. Of Vincenf lhere is noi' much lo be said, Excepf, he's a boy who will gel ahead. SACHAR, DONALD 2I06 Bronx Park Easl Academic. C. C. N. Y. Adveriising. Dramalic' Club: Year Bool: Slaff: One Acl Play Tournament ln his career he'll surely rise, Because H pays io adverlise. SANDERS, SANFORD A. l563 Hering Avenue General. U. S. Arme-d Forces. f Traffic Squad: Gym Squad. A soldier Sanford's going lo be, He'll have plenfy of marching and loads of K. P. SANTEVECCHI, JEAN vu 76l Edison Avenue N mercial fSfenographer. ' J Bond and Slamp Commiliee: G. O. ffice: Arisla Office. you need someone io -lake a S 'Ji le'Her, J, K Please fry Jean: 1here's no one be'H'e r. ,gvwxtlf-51'S SASSO, PETER 2l26 Glebe Avenue Academic. Columbia. Medicine. Air Raid Warden: Supply Room: Traffic Squad: Lunch Room Squad. A bil of shyness, a bi? of wil, Cohmbine lhem bolh, you've gol a il SCHEINMANILILLIAN M2450 Lurling Avenue General. Q . e N. Y. U. ' Business. I When Lillian is slruclc by Cupid, She hopes 'ihe boy will noi be slupid. W ,M SCHILDWAZTER, JOAN I854 Yaies Avenue Academic. Leader's Club: Lafin Club: Hos- pital Squad: Locker Squad. Sweel, clever, and hes pel'il'e, Joan's a girl who's hard 'io beal. Academic. I C. C. N. Y. - , Adverlising. 'N ' Allgfllub: Columbian Qwn H li C ical:-Squad: Ye To li. A sweefer girl 'is hg il find. Ever +hough+ful, helpful and lc' . SCHLESINGER, y Vw A-, , 2721 Barker Avenue SCHLESSINGER, MONROE 2080 Wallace Avenue Academic. Rensselaer Polylechnic lnsfilule. Engineering. Maih. Olilice: Senior Arisia: Vic- lory Corps-Sea Division. Engineering is lhe course he'll fake, A good engineer he'll surely make. SCHNAUFER, JEAN 23l5 Lodovicll Avenuefld-,Z General. VW., -ef :,,, 7 Syracuse Universiiy.y'fx,. , J, Fashion llluslralor. ,Ls Usher Squad: Trinily Clubpnerl' Office: Leader's Club. L., A day wifh Jean is well i'W61ll1-' 'J while, ' '1.4J Jusl lo waich ihal' prelly smile.,', , SCHOETTKER, GONTHER 2557 Sl. Raymonds Avenue General. ' Merchanl' Marine. Engineer. The Marilime Service is going fo find They've gol' a good man when lhey lake his liind. SCHULTZ, RUSSELL 2524 Sf. Raymonds Avenue Academic. V-l2. Engineering. A very nice fellow he seems fo be, He'll reach lhe 'lop you wail and SEE. I . 43 If ax-' SCHWARTZ, ALLAN J. 2086 Bronx Parlr Easi Academic. Universiiy of Soulhern California. Medicine. Air Raid Wardens: Tra'Fiic Squad. He's quiei and clever as anybody will say, Fame and foriune will come 's UV' A U 0' WA RO . l 2 r e Ceg e If ors eveni' L y as sel missed, May e confinue as a successful ' , Qlgwiiug is .W 43 Me SCHWARTZ, MIRIAM 2I25 Cruger Avenue Commercial. Modeling School. Model. Hebrew Club. She has personalify, raies high on looks, Bu? besl of all, boys-how she coolrsl SCHWARTZ, ROSALYN i980 Unionpori Road General. Nursing. Pan-American: Commercial Club: Tennis Club: Guidance Office. If you're siclr and she's your nurse, You can be sure you won'+ gel worse, 'L A SCOTT, SHIRLEY 242 Pennfield Avenue General. Paine Hall. Laboraiory Technician. Reading 'lo ihe Blind: Nurse's Aide: .Leader's Club: Dramaiic Club. Blonde, charming and hes pefife, li's Shirley who is very sweei. SEEFRIED, JOAN Z0 E. Edgewafer Parlc Academic. Singer. Library Squad. Joan is very small and peiiie, And as a singer is very sweei. 44 SHADOR, EDITH 2758 Bronx Park Easi General. C. C. N. Y. Secrefary or Accouniani. Leader's Club: English Office: Publicalions Sialif. A grear success she's bound ic be. As somebody's brown-eyed secre- iary. SHALOFSHY, PHOEBE 2I85 Valeniine Avenue General. Sienographer. Service League. She's always smiling gay and brighi, You'll laugh wifh her io your hearr's delighl. X SHEPPARD, HENRY ZQ7 Cigbche r Road I ,f , . A r . Harv ' ' fa lawyer: f 4 A r. - fr 'L 7 Li I Squadfiltfifriigub. When en fikflg befa lawyebf He'll prove Mar - 'in didnl 'v 1... wriie Tom Sawyeriltqrtt ft, , i .I ,. ik C5351 ,s SHOEMAKER, BETTY JEAN l323A Ellison Avenue General. Sienographer. Trinify Club. Anyone would wall: a mile For rhe beaury of Be'H'y's smile. SHULMAN, MURRAY 2309 Holland Avenue Academic. C. C. N. Y. Aviaiion Engineer-Mechanic. Traffic Squad: Airplane Club: Library Squad. To be in ihe Air Corps is Murray's desire, Some day soon he'II be a greal' flier. SHUTMAN, HARRIET 2260 Cruger Avenue Commercial. Typist Cosiume Squad. She's noi loo shy, nor yer gay- And we musf admii she has a way. Y SIEMS, FRED l63l Ohm Avenue General. Navy. Olilice service. The call of lhe sea was heard by lhis lad: ' Take nole of il Navy, you should be glad. SILBERFARB, RHODA 2077 Wallace Avenue Academic. Brooklyn College. Hebrew Club: l. H. T. Leaders: Lalin Club. Whal else is fhere 'lhal we can Say. Rhoda's sweel' and quiel in her own way. -..I A-f I SINUK,,l.EA'l'f if 2l98 Crug r Auhfuie :Commerblai' f ,Q Pays ffnqinnaffl ' Accounl n '. Air Raidw Messenger: Clerical S' ad Service Leaguga: YeaofBool: ? milleef' ij Le h is af!-iijjwilh a smile so sweel,-J eq, And we are sure she can'l' be beef. V SIMKIN, MARCELlNE 2040 Bronxdale Avenue Academic. Queens College. Bacferioloqy. Microscope Club: Guidance Of- fice: Garden Club: Arisla. Marcy is a gal who's easy on 'lhe eye: Willa such lalenls, she'll cerlainly gel by. SOMERSILLE, EVERETTE 2354 Mackay Avenue Academic. Engineer. EvereHe's dream is lo be an en- glneer, He'll reach his goal, never, never fear. SOLNEY, MYREL 2440 Bronx Park Easl Academic. Brooklyn College. Psychology. Hislory Office: Bio. Lab.: Prop- erly Girl. g Adolescenl psychology being 'ihis gi.-l's forle, No Jack of all 'irades will lead her aslray. SOKOLOW, MOE 2l67 Cruger Avenue Academic. C. C. N. Y.-Army Air Corps. Engineer. Salvage Squad. l'lere's a fellow who was seldom slow, So here's success 'ro our classmafe Moe. SMITH. HARRY I . 3I44 5Tremon'l Avenue Acade ic. Harvard. A ' Vocalion undecided. Arisla:1'.Lalin newspaper. Columbian Town Hall. Hair 5is an excellent Lalin sludinl, r Besides bein! inlelligenl, keen, . an-d prudenl. K SLAVIN, FLORENCE Q 2l67 Cruqer Ave Commercial. . - f' Pace lnsliiufe. Accounianf. Clerical Squa a r of Admiral: usiness Mana 'K Anchor: Yearbook Commillee. She is sweel, inlelligenl' and also nice, ifVi+h iusl' lhe righl amounl of spice. SKOVRAN, HAR '9l6 Colden Avenue 1- I V-f fc 7,5 s W V be-1. Academic. , ft. C. N. Y. 1, 'A l Radio Engineering. l Boys like Harold are har lo find: There aren r many of s kind. I Cmffi' I elif , , SIVAKOFF, SEYMOURE 2l98 Carzger Avenue , Genera . f i' ' , Army. Jar l Supply Squad: Cafeleria Squad. ' r ,jj ,y.,.,., , The Japs 4will'+a'ke il on lhe,'Ilqm, When ls-. Greelingsf fro . -' Uncl 'W1 'iv N SIRKIN, ADELE 7040 Bronxdale Avenue Academic. C. C. N. Y. or N. Y. U. Educalion. Traffic Squad: Microscope Club: Tennis Club. This young miss we call a peach: Her main ambilion is +o leach. 45 u fgff SPAGNOLA, ROSE i828 Pilgrim Avenue Commercial. Sfenographer. Leader's Club: Library Squad. Her laughier 'rl-:rough +he halls dofh ring, Engulling her classmaies in lhe songs she can sing. W' , HN ' M' I 9 mi Sr e General. Denial ec lat N. Y. JJ, e'n+al s. Gym Cgerlx: . Laly lub: u qua , 7 ff ly fo up e'lD'Ee a f 4 . , glclan: ,Q J ri' He'll lceep your I I ' 'ia den- 'ral Iechnician. 72-Q. SPERANZA. WILLIAM i323 Bi' ul Avenue Gen ene Service. Bill is going off fo sea, To see +he world and lceep us free. ...ff - g IW , an' '55 cs V, 3,1 sal LMAN. HAROLQ FN 1 23M Iolland Avenue , Xie ra. .A V -I + CII . 'ly X. 'cr Jdulinaligmige 4 - Admiral Slalii: Luncho Sq d: ' PAK N lniramural Baslrefballl om ua is ,f Tall, handsome, clever, and wiffy, .SN Bound Io be a success in lhis big cify. SPINNENWEBER, KATHLEEN l96l Tomlinson Avenue General. Pennsylvania Hospifal. rmy Nurse. Leader's Club: Year Boolc Slali: 9 ewman Club: Communify Hos- ' - lff' pifal Service. Ka+':1leen'd be good as a nurse in 1 Iis war, L, She's somelhinq Ihe soldiers are ' fighfinggfor. I , ji , , ' STAIGER, EDI . ' ' LKZBIO Gunfher Avenuetgrl , L General. . 5 . 'V Packard. ,Tb .I ' Sfenographer. N K X 'g ' Leaders' Club: Siudy Hall. E-di+h's a gir +haI's really swell, As a slenoq I her- wbfwish her v 1 .Y welllxwl L5 5, 46 5 ' x .fc I X srelnsecic, JEAN 2506 Miclrle Avenue Academic-Hun+er. Business Execufive. Science Lab: Leaders' Club: Senior Arisia: Triniiy Club. She's cerfainly a credif fo our class And we say She's a wonderful lass. STEINBERG, PHILIP 28I2 Bronx Park Easi Academic-C.C.N.Y. Commercial Chemisl. Chem Squad: Biology Proieci' Telus. Commercial chemisl he wishes.'io be . . Success Bill come 'io him, wail and see. 3 STEINMAN, KENNETH 2300 Bronx Park Easf Academic-Penn Shale. Veferinarian. , Kenny is off 'Io ihe Air Cadeis Bui affer Ihe war he'Il cure our peis. STERKIN, LARRY 620 Thwaifes Place Academic-Carnegie Tech. Arcl1i'Ieclure. Aviafion Club. Larry is a handsome lad: Planning houses is his fad. STERN. ADELE 2437 Barker Avenue Academic-Brooklyn College. Cosfume Designer. Make-Up Squad: Guidance Office: Sale of War Bonds: ln- sfrumenial lnsiruclion. She sings and plays and dances well, Columbia's lypical girl Adele. STETTER, ELEANOR 32I8 Counfry Club Road Commercial. Secrelary. Phofography Club: C Club: Leaders' Club: Clerical Squad. Alhlelic, mischievous, full of fun, Wha+'s more, she's liked by every- ORB. U. f , -.ee STEVENS. DORIS ANNE l942 Colden Avenue Commercial. Secreiary. Newman Club. Doris is a lovely lass, We're glad io have had her in our class. 0 V OEBE K 2 ish A . Academ' olleg I Lab T cian HW a Serv 'l'echni- c a Q 0' .1 G a C ' o La ad: lS'l er ye n i a ician Sh e i o n STROMMER, CHARLES 733 Revere Avenue General. Navy. General Office Squad. A scienlilic farmer he will be To grow beller crops for you and me. . 1 4 f ' lxqgwl 7Q.u,N V Q N... . SULLIVAN. DOROTHY 33lI Campbell Drive General. Office Worlr. Swilchboard: Clerical Work: Ad- minisfralive Assisfan'l's Office. Dorofhy is 'lhe girl wilh fhe sparkling eyes, She usually succeeds in whalever she fries. I920' Admiral SWIMMER, ROBERT 2078 Hering Avenue Academic. ' Rifle Squad: Columbian Town Hall. Come whal may, Jr.'s always happy and gay. TANDLICH, PHYLLIS 2076 Bronx Parlc Easf Commercial-Cify College. Buyer. Clerical, Locker Room Squad. She's a popular girl as we all know, She's good fo look al' 'from head +o foe., TAROWSKY, LAURA 2081 Cruger Avenue Academic-C.C.N.Y. Teacherf ' Yearbook: Arisla: English Consumer Union Club. OFFice: Always cheerful, wiih plenfy STP' zesr, She canjiand L? agains-I' any lesf. 7' TECHUK, WALTER I925 Radcliff Avenue General. ' Posi Olifice Clerlz. Traffic Squad. We sincerely hope he geis his way lf he does. success is fhere +o sl'ay. TElCH, CLAIRE 2964 Williamsbridge Road Academic-N.Y.U. Relailer. Admiral Slaff: Nurse Cores: Gvm Leader. Forever smiling and happv is she: A carefree lass sl1e'll always be. TORIELLO, LOUIS General-N.Y.U. ffl? Army. . Shoo Teacher. G.O. Vice-Pres.: G.O. Pres: is Dance Commillee: Viclory Commifiee. 'Corps A line leader. one we all loolr up kf' ' lo, He'll be successful in eve he'll do. azffs-.fco-ZJL-4'- TORREGROSSA, ROSE 2742 Wooclhull Avenue General: Secrelary. Co-op. Since she's so charming a sweef, 2 ryfhinq ,I 7,1-J 1 M. ' :J nd so l'm sure she's one you'd lilre 'lo meel. 47 5 u 1 4Qy.wv-'lv Wah. TOSQUES, DORIS 2539 Easlchesier Road General-Ari' School. Fashion lllusfraior or Secreiary. Arisfa: G.O. Rep.: Co-op: Cleri- cal Squad. Doris will soon ride an express elevafor, And rise fo fame as a fashion illusiralor. TRAKOVAL, MARION 3Il2 Wilkinson Avenue General-Business College. Sfenoqrapher. Aduli' Ed. Oliice: Lalin Club: Music Office: Co-op. A pleasanf smile, a winning grin, This swell gal is bound 'lo win. TRAKOVAL, MARGARET I236 Websfer Avenue General-Ari School. Arlisl. Leaders' Club: Locker Squad. Margarei' is fall, blonde and sweef, 'Her personalily can'+ be bear. TREROTO A GLORIA 2222 Tenbroec enue Ge eral rs ily Medical enie 6 Scienc Lab Squad: Vis- ua Squad Leaders' Club: Co H pilal Service. As r s 'll 'lravel o'er 'lhe ' sea, l Bringing ioyxvhere e'er she'll be. TRICARICO, FRANK 20ZI Tomlinson Avenue General-Drafiing Arls. Service. ln he will go fo lhe U. S. Navy To roll and loss across ihe sea, And offer he's sure lhe world is free An aircraff draflsman he will be. QANGELO 2432 Fish Avenue Academic. Businessman. Boys' Chorus and Mixed Chorus. Angelo never frowns nor 'frels When he's glancing al bruneiles. 48 WV 'hi 1' X! N rf T' UCHS , T SSIE 24l8 O'nville venu f Acad mhz--N Y'U. PhysicixLlEdueX4lion a er. ff Guidan ' Office: G. . Rep.: G.O. Dance Commi ee. Tessie's a girl wh dark and sweel, Her personalily's hard lo beal. f TURNER, JAMES l7I8 Parkview Avenue Academic. Armed Forces. Salvage, Traffic Squad. Jimmy is a lol' of fun, And so is liked by everyone. N TURNER, JOHN, l8l7 Parkview Avenue Academic. V Armed Forces. T . Salvage, Tragic Squad. He'll .soon be dressed in a suil of blue,- To sail lhe sea wilh 'lhe world in view. UNSER, CHARLES 750 Clarence Avenue General. Machinisf. Meial Shop Service. Charlie is shorl and very quiei, Bur in 'lhe Navy he'll be a riol. URBANI, MARY i367 Caslle Hill Avenue Commercial-Business Scho Secrelary. Co-op Office. This girl so 'full of wil and fun Has made us laugh ai many a pun. UZZI, DOMENICK I9l3 Luriing Avenue Academic-Manhaflan College. Gym Teacher. Lunch Room Squad: Viciory Corps: TraFFic Squad: Locker Room Squad. When Dom's on lhe plalform you'll moan, He'll work you down lo skin and bone. VAGLIO, MARIE I740 Melville Slreel Commercial-Business School. Secrei-ary. Viclory Corps: Olifice Squadg Service League Office Squad. She's nor bold, neifher is she shy, Sl1e's lhe girl who'II always gli by. VALLONE, PHILIP I235 Bradford Avenue General. Aeronau'lic'aI Draffsman. Salvage Squad: Traffic Squad. Philip soon will fly a plane, The Air Corps will bear his name. VARA LLI MAS bI5 PQIMIZSF Madam H , '-TMU. S. Air Cor I. Ava adej ylaanmqnlramural Baskelballg A Avialion Club: ,'Fraf'lic . An air cadef. 'ef , Defermined fo. e sky il, e. He likes fhe girls and sporls 'Ihe best Foolball firsl, lhen all 'Ihe resl. VAZAC, EDITH 656 Edison Avenue General-Business School. Communify Hospilal Service: Junior Nurse's Aide. If her nursing fails lo heal, Her fudge will make a heallhful meal. VILCHES, THERESA 3043 Coddinglon Avenue General. Pholographer. Phoiography Club: Spanish, Sleno. Club. Preliy piclures she will Iake, And a success she'Il surely make. VILLANTI, JENNIE 2702 Laconia Avenue i General-Hunfer College. Accounfanf. Co-op: Vicfory Corps. Gay and mischievous, lull of fun, She is well liked by everyone. VOLPP, IB67 Hunl' Ave Academic. Bacferiologisf. Traffic Squad. Hunling germs is Johnny's dream, If you ask us, he's on lhe beam. ' ,.-wig! WALPERT, MILDREDA ,JA-5' 75 Wea nsrh s+ree+ gf - General. A Sfenogragahera C C' I p Service qua : o-op ourse: I ' 1: Viclory Corps. -1 I cj Millie has a brain lhaf's briqhl, , I As a slenographer she'II do all righf. . ' S WALSH, THOMAS 2977 Harding Avenue General. Aero. Draffsman. Of school acfiviiies +here are none, He's engaged only in seeking fun. WALTER, Louis FREDERICK I308 Edwards Avenue Academic. Merchanl Marine. English Oflice: Traliic Squad. A qrand fellow-willy and keen, He'II do us proud as a Merchanl' Marine. WALTHER, BETTY IBI Wesl' I02nd Slreel Academic-C.C.N.Y. Siena, Teacher. Arisla: Clerical Squad: Service League: Viclory Corps. Taking sfeno, 'For girls is fradiiion, Bul leaching ihe subiecr is BeHy's ambifion. l A 47' WEBER, JOHN i637 Parker Slreel General. Army. He'II make lhe army his career. For he's a boy who has no fear. r 49 F ,L-C' I 4.5! 1' 3 ' 3 l l I . F, 1 , 1 nv ll 6 , WEINER, LORRAINE C- 2l80 Wallace Avenue Academic-N.Y.U. Medicine. Arisfa: Senior Leaders', Science Lab, Dramaiic Clubs. Smiling faces aboui her always hover, For all realize, fo know her is io love her. WEINER. SONDRA 2043 Holland Avenue General-N.Y.U. Library Squad: Chemisfry Squad: Social Com.: Prom Com. A Healih Ed. feacher is Sonny's aim: Wifh freckles and all, she'll rise fo fame. ' ' WEINRIT, ESTHER 2753 Barker Avenue General-C.C.N.Y. Secreiary. Viciory Corps: Co-op: Guidance Office. Pefiie, vivacious, quife disarming, Jusi ihe lype for some Prince Charming. WEISS, FRANCES 754 Mace Avenue General. Secrefary. Co-op: Vic+ory Corps. Smarf, quick and whai a wif: l'm sure she'll always make a hii. WEISS, HAROLD R. 2086 Bronx Park Easf Academic:-Cify College. Science Teacher. Chem Lab: Physics Lab: Social Science Phofo Club. Harold could have been a docior or preacher, Bui he chose fo be a science feacher. WEISSBACH, ELEANOR 2I80 Bronx Park Easf Academic-Traphagen. Fashion lllusfraiion. Fine Aris Club: Yearbook Com- miifee: Junior Arisia: Hebrew Club. Eleanor is a preiiy miss who al- ways makes fhe grade: Bui if seems fha? she wishes io sfyle The Easrer Parade. 50 WEITH, WARREN 55 Winier Slreef, Ciiy Island General-Fordham. He's 'ihe guy wiih loads of charm: Who's really fun, and iniends no harm. WEITZEL, CHARLOTTE 9I0 Quincy Avenue General. Nurse. Traffic Squad. Charloife is lovely and kind in- deed: As a nurse she will succeed. WHITE, GEORGE I560 Silver Sireef Academic. Engineer. Rifle Squad. Here's a boy who's really sincere Good luck 'lo you as an engineer. J ,rr .1 1 ' f WIENER, ESTELLE 2I52 Muline'llI,QQJnue5 4- Academic ' . . l Reilil' lg? I f ' Genegi1Scien5:e Lab: Bierical Squad: Guidancle Olifice. Always smiling, suweei' and gay: She'll go happily down life's way. AA Y WILDHORN, SORREL 2766 Barnes Avenue Academic-N.Y.U. Aeronaufical Engineer. Arisfa: Avialion Club: Guidance Office: Yearbook Commiffee. Sorrel has defermined his iufure career, In N.Y.U. as an engineer. WILLENBERG, MORTON 2572 Wallace Avenue Academic-C.C.N.Y. Businessman or Teacher oi Social Science. Sporis Ecliior, Admiral: Salvage Squad. Someiimes serious, somelimes QUYI He deserves fhe besi' 'lhai comes his way. I WILNER, EDITH 3440 Fish Avenue Academic-Brooklyn College. Music Teacher. Columbian Town Hall: Lalin Club. She'll be a music leacher with a sweel' disposifion, Tn+'s lhe besl qualilicalion 'lqr fhe posilion. ., WROSLAWSKY, RITA l630 Macombs Road Commercial-Cify College. Accountancy. Morale Club: Guidance Ollice: Yearbook Commillee, Mimeo- graph Office. Personalily she does possess ll will bring her happiness. r YABLON, BEATRlCE 2735 Wallace Avenue General. Buyer. G.O. Oflice. There is no doubl' lhal Bea will rise higher and higher, For her ambilion is lo become a buyer. QXGHI, JOHN P. 09 I? by Avenue emic-An apolis. Lu h Ro lub' 'aih Clu ' R d War e 2' To an admiral i nny's am- - nfion, ,He opes al Anna is 'ro gain ad ission. ZICHWIC, JOSEPH E. l33l Waring Avenue Academic-Rulgers Universify. Chemislry Club: Chemislry Squad. Lunch and sludy are his besf, After fha? he likes lo resl. ZIEBEL, JACK 2730 Bronx Park Easl Academic-Cily College. Mechanical Engineer. lniramural Baskefball Champs. Wilh all his memories and knowl- edge, Jack is off lo Cily College. , .f ZUCKER, RITA ' 2074 Wallace Avenue If General-N.Y.U. or Business School. '-Q Accounlanf or Bookkeeper. 1 6 K Mr. Fonlaine's Office Slafl: Mr. Degnan's Office Slalif: Program Commifleeg Dancer in Sword Around 'lhe Queen This liH'ls girl is all sel lo be Z Parl of lhe profession of Ac counfancy. ZUPAN, DOROTHY 2l9l Bolfon Sireel' General. Accounling. Viclory Corps: Co-op. Jillerbuq, sharpy, and all ll-ie resl, Buf in her class she's one of ihe basl. GERTRUDE SCHLESlNGER 272l Barker Avenue .Q , 5l BETANSKY, BERNICE 2l40 Cruger Avenue General-Business or Ari' School. Fashions or Secre+ary. Service. She'll go far 'cause she's so smari, ln her career of business and arf. COHEN, SAUL 2300 Bronx Park Easl Academic-N. Y. U. Engineering. Traffic Squad. With all his algebra and lrioo- nomelry, Whal an engineer our Saul should be. DUONOLO, LAWRENCE 2222 Bouclc Avenue General. Full of wil' and whim, The world will laugh wiih him. KRIZAR, EMIL l74I Barnes Ave. Rifle Club. Oh an ouldoor man is he, Whal a marlcsman he musi be. MONTANA, GLORIA 2022 Conlinenlal Avenue General. llalian Club. Wifh a sense of humor as sharp as a ihislle, When 'Fellows see her lhey love 'lo whislle. 52 ' lx 'Y' X X 5 , .. .- , .g fl, l r ly ,x, gf 1 I.-T QW . fqxx' OLSEN, FREDERICK S. 627 Edison Avenue, Bronx General-C.C.N.Y. Painling confracior. Viclory Corps: Army Corps. I'll be a greal painfer someday he does lhunder Bul' will he painl' porfraiis or walls, we do wonder. SANDERS, SANFORD A. l563 Hering Avenue General. U. S. Armed Forces. Traffic Squad: Gym Squad. A soldier Sanford's going 'lo be, He'll have plenly of marching and loads of K. P. SCHUBERT, MARION 266 Logan Avenue General. Co-op. She has plenly of charm and loads of grace, , 0 And 'll1ere's always a smile on her preHy face. ' x, ' 4 R 1, - 2 15.150, FRANK T. 3 l84i Hunl' Avenue 'A!:a'demic. ' A if U, S.lAir Corps. A , You'll have aelol funifwilh him, hes very nice lo -khow, Bul' soon' inl .gllie Air Corps he will gladly jo. l . STOKES, NORMAN 3525 Bainbridge Avenue Academic. Navy-Ornifhology. Sfudy Hall. Norman is grand and quiel, loo, Bul he'll make his mari: in Navy blue. .I 0 xi U O K 9 O .G A , . 0 Q . . Q.l I f ,.a ' les C, a .' l I D 3 O Q Q 0 O I ' . ' Y 'Q , 0 0 '.: 3.4. O - I Q68 'J A '1'-5 1, ,u 3 5 N Q. f' 4 f 'W Bw we Q ,A gag 1? Q Q g xgfm 5, W' 3 di im X Q . 'A ' ff C+ W N ' if 2 - , iv W Q L iw Q. vw A ,, ,wi ' 5 ' , Ad. 5' -N -' , W f h 3 1 S Q' E, g . Q ,W , 1 ig! 1 Gs WWWWM J, K A ,gf 'ga 1,, j Egli x ,,,, . g ,. 1 I ' W ,,: rl 'l li l i k w w w R X, qlzzq ,V aww Sf .5 15 15 7 EQQLY.-E' . X ,. , , fi X1 ,x . gre? - .ef f x N . .nf , . : 1 i - - - S- 5 ff --:em - MX-Qz.-. A B .. ' Y-14, 0 If A Q. 4 A-' .1 - - u. -- .Q - . - .-is X. W, Q M ws F Pls Last Will And Testament Pk We bequealh lo: Dr. Loughran . .. ...,...... A few SHORT announcemenls. Mr. Brocle ,,.,.....,........ A cliclionary wilh an in'l'eresl'ing slory. Mike ...,...,.,.....,,.,,,...,. Some ups and clowns. Mr. Manning .... Mr. Burger ,eee.... Mr. Nalhans ...,e. Mr. Dooley ..,..... Mr. Siegel .,,.e.e. Miss Russell ..s.,...,..s.s.. Mr. Woolfson ,.,. Mr. Rogers s Miss Auslin .s,s.... Mr. Kohs ....,.,s..., Mr. McLaughlin Mr. Whalen ,.o.,. Miss Murphy ,,., Mrs. Governale .......... Miss Schwarlz.. Mrs. Nover .s.s.. s piggy bank. few 'langible facls. A French sailor cap. Thirly squal' lhrusls. A 'rime clock. Dewey Decimal Syslem Subscriplion 'ro Esquire. A bollle of Kreml. A blackboard wilh FOUR dimensions. The drawings of Rembrancll, DaVinci, and VARGA. One dozen balh fubs. fffffn-IE BRONX CHEER. A conlorlionisl. ' An eighl' ounce bollle ol TABU. A slucleni lo look down upon. - A iob as Good Humor Woman. Mr. Sfashelil ,..,.,,.,.,,.,., Five years of slage memories. Mr. Manclell ,.,.,. Mr. Trunz .......... Mr. Johnslon .... Mr. Degnan. .s An eighl' page AdmiraI. A pair of velvel' spals. ' All l'he beau'ri'Ful girls in l'he school for his office lilile cooperalion 'From lhe sludenls. To 'lhe fufure Freshman Class .......,.,., A swimming pool on The fllfh floor To lhe fulure Senior Class .......... ,,.,.....,.,,.,,.,... E ighl' free periods a clay 60g LAURA TARowsKY MELVIN FEBESH eLoRuA LASKY EVELYN DONNAN i o I on' l C I 0 .0 . D .3 I- .0 'Q o,' Q U . K Q ' O U 0...' '.9 l'.' . Ll 4 .U 1 ol s 16 'O 'Z ,.. 0 'Q 0.1 ' Cos 0 u . Q 1 0 D ' Q . . ,ef il 4,0 9 O is -.. Cl : Two Essays On Brotherhood We, fhe class of '44, are graduafing info a world chaofic wifh war. Alfhough fhe baffle has been lengfhy and has cosf many lives, we have faken The inifiafive from ihe enemy and are advancing 'rewards fhe ulfimafe goal of vicfory. Our armies are fighfing powerfully againsf fhe Germans in lfaly. The Russians are advancing info Poland. Germany's cifies are being sha'H'ered by Allied bombs. However, we in fhe Unifed Sfafes musl' nof lose sighf of fhe facl' 'lhaf we musi' live fhe democracy for which our armies are fighfing. We musl' guard our freedom, our brofherhood, and see 'lhal' fhey are kepf infacf. We musl' wafch againsl' infolerance, fascism, and all fhe ofher dangers which make a counfry easy prey for ifs enemies. This is no fime for bickering, for indecision. We are Americans who play an imporfanf parf in fhe American scene. l'l' is up l'o us, as well as every ofher fhinking man, and woman fo pracfise brofherhood and folerance, fo forfify fhis nafion againsl' defeaf, and fo provide a beffer world in which 'ro raise fufure generafions in safefy, wifhouf any fear of war. If will noi' be easy fo overcome fime-worn preiudices, fo rid our- selves of infolerance, buf if is our herifage 'lo do so. ,We have been given a world fhai' musf be esfablished as a peaceful world where all persons are really creafed equal, where equalify of opporfunify is a sfandard and noi' an ideal, where one race does nof have 'ro live in fear of all fhe ofhers, where brofherhood ,and folerance are fhe basis of our democracy. Thaf is fhe world we can look forward 'ro if we work hard enough fo obfain if. We have our lives fo mold info whafever form we choose, and if is fhe dufy of all of us who will make up ihe fufure America fo choose fhaf life fhaf has no prejudices or hard-biffen hafreds. The way of Democracy lies before us! Lei' us follow if fo a peaceful and foleranl' world! DONALD SAC:-:AR hi? slr Sir 62 Tolerance, brofherhood, peace on earfh and good will fowards your fellow man. How offen have fhese words been uffered by people of good will and fhose who mean no harm buf are neverfheless prey fo fhe vicious inroads of bigofry. Bigofry is infolerance and hafeg iniusfice fo any race, religion, or nafionalify. Bigofry is un-American. Ah, buf if is nof forceful and meaningful enough fo say only fhis. The bigof is a fascisf and fascism fhrives on ignorance. Fascism fhrough bigofry is a dangerous game for real Ameri- cans fo be playing. We musf purge our minds of fhis disease. Anfi-Semifism, animus againsf Negro, Cafholic, or Chinese, and preiudice againsf any religion, nafionalify, or race are nof only America's ours has shrunk in size. in relafion fo fhe world of fiffy years ago. The perplexing problems. They are viqjgl problems as well. This world of airplane, beffer fransporfafion and communicafion and all forms of modern developmenf have bofh unified and complicafed our world. If is as if we were living in one large global house. If a fire breaks ouf in fhe affic or on fhe fhird floor, if will spread fhroughouf fhe enfire house. Therefore we can predicf fhe effecf fhaf unchecked bigofry in any quarfer would have on fhis imperfecf world in which we live. l do nof affempf fo give fhe complefe cures and remedies for fhis malignanf disease, buf we musf banish if from our own hearfs before we fry fo reform ofhers. Archbishop Francis Spellman's words describe fhe ferrifying resulfs of bigofry more eloquenfly fhan l can ever hope fo. All fair-minded Americans musf oppose bigofry nof only from a sense of iusfice buf also from a sense of safefy, for, if folerafed, if can be direcfed againsf any race or religion and fhen rebound againsf all of fhem. lf we incife, parficipafe or connive in violence againsf our fellow cifizens, we are bad Americans. If we sfir up, propagafe, or cherish race hafred, we are likewise bad Americans and fraifors fo American ideals. Can any American be disloyal by word or acf fo fhese men on fhe fighfing fronfs and fail fo keep unifed for fhem fhese Unifed Sfafes? America guaranfees fo each one of fhe millions of her cifizens all free- doms wifh only such limifafions as are inherenf in fhe mufual righfs of ofhersg for liberfy wifhouf such limifafions is fyranny. Believing in fhis America, dare any one of us be in hearf or hand parfy fo any group fhaf seeks fo fear aparf fhis counfry we love! SORREL WILDHORN 63 HERIT G Pluck one brillianT momenT oT your ETerniTy- CaTch iT in The shining meshes of your soul, And gaze upon iTs radiance. Do you see The virgin crysTal-clearness oT such depThs2 Which is The quivering, aching Tear-drops of a million men. Or Teel iTs pulsing liTe? Each dying hearT oT'hisTory may counT one beaTg - Each wise auTumn Or dancing spring, Has kissed This momenT WiTh The perTecT essence of iTs TruThs. Do you know whaT men have wisTTully leT go The lasT, sweeT Tendrils of hope, And casT Their ashes To The winds? WhaT brighT blood has gurgled Trom iTs source To Teed The TorTured earTh? You breaThe The essence of The ages, The disTilled perTecTion of a million lives, The brighT-eyed dreamer bequeaThs his philosophy PainsTakingly garnered 'From The years. A The arTisan lends his skilled Tingers Which spring Trom a reverenT love of beauTy. Even The Thief adds his biT To This curious pool, He brings knowledge oT The loaThsome piT of loneliness, And The endless haunTed nighTs. CarpenTer, clocTor, sTaTesman, Those who waiTed on The imperious call of gold, Or The genTle whisper oT a rhyme. , These, and The aged years, All-all own a parT oT whaT you are, And 'whaT you hope To be. How dare we Then Turn our 'Face 'From any man? 64 IRMA GOLDSTEIN Advice To The Undergraduates The faculfy of Columbus have always referred fo fhe presenf senior class as one of sfrangely original habifs and ideas. Therefore, in an efforf fo live up fo our pasf repufafion, we are going fo reveal all fhe closely guarded secrefs fhaf have helped us ouf of many a dangerous sifuafion and have made life generally happier for us here in Columbus. We hope fhaf by alfruisfically revealing fhese secrefs, we will leave fo all fhe undergraduafes a herifage fhaf will prove inferesfing, enferfaining, and above all, useful. Firsf, we come fo fhe various ways of cuffing classes. Under fhe cuffing heading we have fhe No. I or I forgof mefhod. The only fhing fhe maffer wifh fhaf one is fhaf our esfimable feachers are so familiar wifh if, fhey can predicf if before fhe words are half ouf of fhe sfudenf's moufh, leaving said sfudenf wifh a blank sfare and a very foolish feeling. More reliable is fhe Friend of fhe affendance monifor mefhod, which is used only when fhe affendance monifor will do pracfically any- fhing fo gef you fo lend him your lnfermediafe Algebra homework. This sysfem is almosf foolproof, excepf in classes where fhe feachers fake fhe affendance fhemselves, in which case you will iusf have fo sif and suffer quiefly. Of course, geffing excused from Dawn Pafrol fakes an enfirely dif- ferenf mefhod. The easiesf way is fhe ampufafion of an arm or leg, buf if you consider fhaf a liffle drasfic, going up fo Mr. Schoenfeld wifh a nofe, a limp, a wracking cough, and a few leprosy sores will usually do fhe frick. ' Anofher imporfanf lesson every Columbusife should learn, if he or she hasn'f already, is fhe wriggling ouf of homework assignmenfs. A good excuse for doing fhaf is The house is being painfed. Whefher if is really being painfed or nof is of liffle consequence, buf fhis excuse can be used wifh safefy af leasf once or fwice a ferm, providing you sprinkle a liffle furpenfine on your handkerchief before coming fo school iusf fo add a fouch of realism. lf, however, you have fhe habif of nof l 65 doing your homework more Than Twice a Term, popular opinion has iT ThaT The excuses l losT my assignmenT book, I didn'T undersTand The assignmenT, and There was a blackouT in our house, will work Too, if noT used Too TrequenTly wiTh The same Teachers. How To GeT Along WiTh Teachers-Whenever a Teacher gives ouT wiTh whaT is inTended To be a brillianT gag buT is in realiTy sTricTly Trom corn, don'T snicker inaudibly or merely groan under your breaThg emiT ThaT greaT big booming laugh oT,yours. IT you don'T, The Teacher mighT Think ThaT you are anTi-social, noT laughing aT his clever joke, and look upon you wiTh uTTer disdain. AnoTher meThod To geT on The good side of a Teacher is To march sTraighT up To him or her and say You're look- ing perTecTly lovely Today lMiss, Mrs. or Mr.l So and So. ThaT always geTs whaT you may Term a smile and The Teacher may give you ThaT doubT-s ful passing mark of 6591, or 70f5 ,.ff lif you puT enough variaTions inTo ThaT complimenTl. S+iII anoTher way is The afTer-lesson-meThod where you go up To your ersTwhile Teacher aTTer The period and TurTher discuss The day's lesson and you Try To bringmup new poinTs. So whaT iT you miss The TirsT Ten minuTes of your nexT period class, as long as you've made a Tavorable impression. ' The underlying aim oT ChrisTopher Columbus High School's Physical Training program is To prepare iTs sTudenTs Tor iusT one period-LUNCH. The Two-mile hike around The school block puTs one in perTecT Torm Tor The dash Trom your TourTh 'Floor class down To The caTeTeria. lT is here ThaT The Commando TacTics cgme in handy, because your main obiecTive now is geTTing a chair. lT maTTers noT if This chair has buT Three legs, is backless, and is minus 2X3 of The s'eaT. However as long as when siTTing on This sTick oT wood, your eyes are on The same level wiTh The TableTop, by Tair means or Toul, This chair musT be made yours. Now is The Time To show your skill. WiThouT TurTher delay, make a compleTe run of The obsTacle course, knocking down whaTever may hinder you, Tor This is The only way one has a chance oT emerging a vicTor. As you approach The sandwich line, which is Twice The size oT The ParamounT line when Frank SinaTra is appearing, a compleTe change comes over you. You are no longer The big, blusTering bully, buT a meek, submissive lamb, as you plead wiTh The moniTor To leT you in. You piTi- Tully beg Tor The privilege 0 doing his Trig. homework Tor a week, and, aTTer hearTlessly being refused, you drag yourself from beneaTh his TeeT To search Tor The end oT The line. ATTer being rudely awakened Tor The second Time 'From a sound 66 slumber, you find yourself looking info fhe face of a smiling affendanf. A meek, One egg sandwich, please, and fhe sound of a whisfle pierces your ear. I'm sorry, nofhing sold affer fhe whisfle. Why don'f you gef here earlier? Q Now we come fo fhaf greaf Columbus pasfime'-gum chewing in class. The feacher usually refers fo fhe gum in a nonchalanf manner, such as: Your answer is perfecfly righf, Miss Bilgewafer, buf many sfudenfs in fhe class disagree wifh your views on imperialism, isolafion, world cooperafion, and 'rake fhe gum ouf of your moufh! There are several ways of geffing ouf of fhis dilemma, fhe easiesf being Bu+ feacher, I'm nof chewing gum. This usually works, unless fhe feacher is more fhorough fhan usual and decides fo look info your moufh, in which case fhe besf course, even if if is The mosf disagreeable, is fo swallow fhe gum and' hope for fhe besf. . ln closing, sinceliyouqi will, all be seniors lsome dayl, our lasf advice is how fo pose for senior picvfures. Firsf we shall fake fhe girls, and fhen- fhe few ofhers in fhe senior cllass. If you wanl' fo appear as fhe cufe, glamorous fype, puf on all fhe lipsfick you can find. Then, when in fronf of fhe camera, fill' your head fo abouf a 45-degree angle, and flash a foofhy smile. This will eifher produce fhe desired resulf of make you look like a person who has iusf been hung. s Then we have fhe boys. Mosf popular is fhe sheik pose. Have your hair wavy, raise one eyebrow in a quizzical manner, and smile leeringly. If you do noi' look like a sheik, you will look like a slighfly mad scienfisf who has iusf swallowed his bunsen burner. Af any rafe, no maffer whaf you do, you can'f erase fhe dulled, blank expression fhaf comes wifh being a Columbus senior. So 'fhere you are. Sounds simple, doesn'f if? In facf if we keep on following our own advice, we shouldn'f be surprised if we are sfill here in person fo confinue your fufelage. MELVIN FEBESH JERRY PHILIPS DONALD SACHAR SORREL WILDHORN RHITA GREENBERG EVELYN DONNAN LORRAINE WIENER 67 A Jive Letter ' FROM A SENIOR JITTERBUG TO HER Gi. I. JOE Hi yar Handsome, Wha'r's cookin, good lookin! This is your egg beafer rofalin. All chickens here are zool. Bul', say, how's your pen-paw. Haven r received a iabber sheel' in a dog's age. I can l' wail' fill you gel' your nexl Ieave. My dogs are barkin. Hope you're noi Iellin yourself gel rusly. Say, Jackson, has yo-ur hair our-grown lhal Iasl' chile bowl you had? Boy, lhose G. I. hairculs are mur-der. Ares you receiving any o'I'her sugar repor'I's from 'rhe home fronl? We peroxides are keeping 'lhe home fires burning. Which reminds me. We had a I:-eau'l'ifuI blaze around here ihe oiher day. A coal chule al' Wesichesler Square caughl' on fire. Oh whal a blaze! Nero fiddled while Rome burned. I played lhe iuke box during lhe blackoul. Well, +hal s all lhe ial' lo be chewed on for now lgave mosl' of il' lo Ihe bulcherl. Shoo? me 'I'he sleam in your nexl erudilion. Will bile ihe dusl now and hang my close on l'he line. Flash of Lighl' Slreakin Off Your Blue Plale ANN McLAUGHLIN Farewell Columbus High Class Song June '44 lTune of Auld Lang Synel Goodbye l'o ihee, dear Columbus High, Our high school days are ihrough. We've worked wilh zesl' lo please lhe resl And now'we bid adieu. Farewell l'o lhee, our Columbus High Farewell lo comrades dear We've come lo bid our Iasl goodbye Our parling hour is here. Wilhin us lhere will always be, Fond memories of l'hee We've had our glee, our schooldays flee i Now in lhe world we'II be. KATHLEEN SPINNENWEBER 68 C. C. H.S. Yeah y Team!! The soldier rose from The mud puddle, where he lay, and made a break for The fox hole aT The end of The clearing. The Jap machine gunner followed him buf The slugs cou!cln'T ca+ch up To his flying feeT. Joe flopped inTo The hole. Thanks, Dear Dawn PaTrol, he muTTered under his breafh, God Bless Mr. Dooley, Mr. Schoenfield, and Mr. Oglio for making me run around The school block so many Times! He lay sTill in The fox hole for a long Time as if engaged in silenT prayer . . . Then, he noficed ThaT he was siTTing on someone! And where in blazes do you Think you are? boomed The voice of The mud covered Yank aT The boTTom of The hole. JusT Then Joe's eyes popped and his hearT skipped a beaT. This guy was from C. C. H. S., for There, on his helmef, where The rain had washed away The mud, was an assorfed collecfion of buTTons, Trinkefs, and feafhers-iusf like Joe's senior haf! Now I remember who he is! said Joe. lT's Al-Al Jones from my old official class! We graduafed TogeTher. The Two of Them clasped each oTher and saT down in The fox hole. An enTirely new world was creafed around Them. They forgoT abouT The rain, The mud, The heaT, and The Japs who were preparing To surround Them. They relived again Their high school life. They Talked well inTo The nighT abouT The experiences encounTered aT Columbus. Hey Joe-remember The Time, when we were freshmen, when we asked a senior where The cafeferia was. ' Can l ever forgef iT?-WhaT a sTupid Thing To do-ask a senior! He Told us ThaT The cafeferia was on The roof on warm days! He couldn'T Tool us Though! . Nope-we iusT wenT on The roof Then To see whaT was There. Yeah! said Joe, reassuringly. Say, Al-remember our famous SmiTh-Jones acT of I94I-H.R. 3-I l-Cooperafion is The cause of our success! Do I! answered Al- Why iT was successful on every TesT. Every one excepf ThaT French midTerm. Yeah-Mrs. Snyder was Too smarf for us. We shouldn'T boTh have puT down a parasife as a residenT of 69 Paris!-The coincidence oT answers was Too good. ThaT was The end oT H.R. 3-II CooperaTion is The cause oT our success! Remember how we Tound ouT abouT exTra-curricular acTiviTies aTTer school? said Joe. You' beT, replied Al, I'Il always remember my dramaTic career in Columbus. You were quiTe an acTor, Al. l'II never TorgeT my TirsT parT-I had To approach This capTain, saIuTe. and say-'Yes, sir'-and ThaT's all-I came To every rehearsal Tor Two monThs and sTayed Till Tive'o'cIock every day iusT To say my line. Finally came The big day! I waiTed nervously Tor my cue. IT came in a surprisingly shorT Time-I Threw in my sTomach, Threw ouT my chesT, and sTrode ouT on The sTage. EveryThing was siIenT, Tense. Someone coughed in The audience, There were a 'Few giggles Trom some uneducaTed Tresh- men-I saluTed and opened my mouTh-buT noThing came ouT! I had TorgoTTen my line! I sTared blanlcly aT The audience, Then. aT Mr. STasheTT in The wings who was waving his arms abouT TranTically. And Then, wiTh unprecedenTed perspicaciTy-I goT ThaT Trom Mr. Brode's English class, iT means clearness oT ThoughT-l nodded my head aTFirmaTively and ran oTT The sTage. I ThoughT The whole world would be laughing aT me, bu4T iT seems ThaT nobody even noTiced iT! AT The nexT -performance I re- membered my Iine and I became a TirsT raTe acTor oT The Columbus sTagel!l They were awakened inTo reaIiTy when a Jap buIIe+ came smaclcing inTo Al's heImeT. Hey Al, said Joe, Look aT The iungle! HoIy smokes, The Japs are going To aTTaclc! The Japs were closing in. ' Joe. Yeah. Remember H.R. 3-I I, The SmiTh-Jones AcT, CooperaTion is The cause oT our success? Well, here's The way I Tigure iT-we're Trapped-iT we sTay here, we're sunk! I RighT! T BuT. iT we aTTaclc we'Il be O. K. Two Columbus men can sTand any number oT Japs-especially wiTh our moTTo! I dig your iive, bud. LeT's go! 70 The Two of Them Tlung Themselves inTo The iungles. The din oT The baTTle was Terrible To hear. IT wenT on and on unTil iT Taded oTF inTo The jungle. AT The beach The Japs Tound Themselves Trapped beTween The sea and The Two soldiers. They chose The sea. JusT shorT oT The horizon The Japanese Tleel' beheld The horrible scene and weighed anchor. When lasT seen, The Two Americans were chasing The Jap TleeT inTo Tokio Harbor in an amphibious Tank which They had swiped. They al- ready had Two carriers and six heavy cruisers To Their crediT. You iusT can'T keep a Columbus man down. JERRY PHILIPS Three Poems LIFE WITHOUT LOVE MOUNTAIN Life wiThouT love I use Is a glow wiThouT pink The earfh +0 Sfand Upon, and don a cloak OT snow whiTe cloud, and TlirT wiTh each Coy sTar ThaT passes by, and serenade The moon. And a cup wiThouT drink, EmpTy. Life wiThouT love ls a Tield wiThouT rain MEMORY And a yearning in vain FuTile. These Things Will e'er remain: Life wiThouT love A chord oT sound ThaT binds 55 -5-he -frog and +I-Ie cold The world, an anguished cry, and your And a life long grown old, Calm Smlle' Dead. NATALIE RABINOWITZ 7l VICTORY AIL March I3, I944 Dear Miss Halslead, Well I dood if -as you see I am now able +o display proudly Ihe facl' Ihal' l'm in Bellevue. June Brown, one of my fellow graduales from C. C. H. S. who has been Iraining here al Bellevue since Sepl. '43, and I visiled Columbus, Friday, March l0'I'h. I wen'I 'ro your room-in good old 227 several times, buf you were quife busy leaching class. I didn'+ wanl' 'Io inlerrupl' you. I am really learning plenly and inlend 'Io slay on lop. I even gel' 9595 in Chemislry and you know firsl hand how I raled in Chem. I guess 'Ihal' is because l could always lake Chemislry over again or drop il' allogelher, buf in Bellevue, you are dropped from The regis'I'ry al' Ihe slighlesl faull. On February 29Ih, 96 girls regisleredg afler 'Flunking oul' girls for healfh defecfs, homesickness, and dislike 'lor Bellevue, we have aboul 80. You can bel' l'haI I'II be here for Ihree years. Don'+ Ihink I have a case of over-confidence. Il s iusl Ihal l've decided 'lhal l've done my IiIe's Ioafing in C. C. H. S. and l'm old enough Io sellle down if I in'I'end Io keep up wi+h Ihe school regulalions. I never really apprecialed +he easy melhods we had al' Columbus unlil I enlered Bellevue, I wish now I had given more Ihoughl' Io s+udy- ing 'Ihen as I would have been more used 'ro Ihis rare of speed and I would have known how Io sludy here, for il' is mosl difficull lo pull in on Ihe bell when you've been used 'Io a free run all your life. ' If ever you have a slacker-you can use me as Exhibil' A if you need some one as an example Io slress your poinl' of sludy. Well, I musf sign off now. Please wri'Ie and lei' me know whal goes on in Ihe bes+ school anywhere. JOAN POWERS b Cadel Nurse ' I U. S. C. N. C. P.S. I. Please excuse Ihe awful handwriling, bul' l've had Schick and Dick Tesls and Typhoid inieclions. I bragged aboul' how good I fell' all week- end and Ihey all reacled Ioday. My arm is as rigid as a board. 2. If you will, I sure would appreciale a copy of Ihe Admiral a+ each prinling. I wanl' lo show off my school paper. 72 VICTORY MAIL TO LORRAINE WEINER Dear Lolly, I was lying in my bunk lisfening fo fhe radio, when I heard fhe an- nouncemenf. Suddenly I felf fhaf I could answer your quesfion, Why did you apply for overseas dufy? The announcemenf confained iusf a few words, l,000 men losf 'Iheir Iives. Jusf a few words, Lolly, buf do you know whaf. fhaf means? One fhousand mofhers, wives, relafives, and girl friends, some like you perhaps, have gone down wifh 'rhaf ship. I I suppose l'Il sound very magnanimous saying fhis, buf I feel fhal' I should have af leasf been fhere fo fry fo save fhose boys. Oh, I know fhal' I, as an individual, couldn'+ do much in saving fhem, buf if's fhe feel- ing of nof even having a chance fo help fhem, fhal' hurfs. Righf now all I can see are mangled, sfill bodies. Among fhem, someone I knew or mighf have known. Among fhem, myself. I realize now fhaf fhis is a fanfasfic game played for sfakes so high fhal' none of us musl' even lhink of The possibilify of our losing. Those plans are fhe plans we've skefched ouf. Those sfakes are our children, Lol. They, foo, musf be allowed fo go fo a school such as you and I have affended, enioy a good game of baskefball such as you and I have enioyed. They, foo, musf be allowed fo appreciafe a game for sporfsmanship and skill, raI'her fhan as a body builder for crazy fanafics. Abouf a year ago when we fellows frooped down fo fhe blood bank, we did if because if was more or less a foy, an innovafion and glamorous. The fellows leaving one by one, and even my own inducfion seemed like a fanfasfic dream. Bufvonce in 'lhe service, I learned whaf war is. I know we will win, buf I wanl' fo be in fhere bafling for our feam. I wanl' fo be able 'lo say fhal' I helped resfore fhe homes of counfless fhousands of Chinese, Poles, Greeks, and whaf have you. I I suppose 'rhaf when 'Ihe fime comes fhough, I'Il be a liffle less brave abouf if. In facl, I'II probably be downrighf scared. Bul' I've picked my sfar, and I infend clinging fo i'l'. I wish you would fry fo undersfand and nof fhink of me as a dreamer. buf as a realisf who has iusf awakenedf . Sincerely, Al Jacksonville, Florida 73 TO SISTER ARLENE MOSKOWITZ Universify of Georgia AI'hens, Georgia December Dear Arlene, I go'r your card and Ihe Admiral Ioday. Lasl' niI'e I wenl' 'Io a Chanuka parI'y and mel 'rhe local rabbi la very young, progressive manI. We had pofafo Ialkes and IaI'er we sang Hebrew songs. You don'I know how 'funny Ain CaIahainoo sounds wiI'h a soulhern accen'I'. I ius+ gol' a huge package from Aun+ Cele and Aun+ Clara. The mail was delayed for Iwo days because of I'he Chrislmas rush and some miserable wealher. - I 'look my firsl' malh Iesl' and I Ihink I did fairly well. I also heard Ioday from Miss Ligo. She wriI'es a beau+ifuI leH'er. I've gol' lols of sfudying Io do so I'II close wiI'h all my love. ' Your Ioving broiher, Mel ' March I I, I944 Dear Mr. Dooley, I have wanled 'ro wrile ihis IeI'I'er for some Iime, buf I have been Ioo busy. As you can see by fhe envelope, I am in +he Navy. My main purpose in wriI'ing Ihis is Ihal' Ihe olher day on 'I'he way +o fhe Gym I Ihoughf of Ihe firsf Irip Io Ihe Dawn PaIroI. You probably don'+ know me because I was always one oi Ihe less conspicuous members of Ihe 'firsl' Dawn PaIrol, Iasl' year. I wanfed Io 'I'eII you iusl' I'haI' you were righI'. When I sI'ar'I'ed Ihal' day, I was laughing 'ro myself. I was saying, WhaI' is Ihis guy wasling my Iime for? I'II never gel info 'rhis figh'I'. Forgive my blunders, I was I'oo wrong for comforf. ' Your drilling is mosfly all of wha+ we have here. Now +ha+ I am acquainled wifh fhevarious exercises I have IiI'+Ie Irouble. Well, sir, as much as I would like Io coniinue Ihis IeH'er 'Io you, I have Io do some washing lsomelhing you 'Failed +o include in Ihe curric- uluml. So, I'II close here wiI'h many Ihanks for 'rhe Dawn Pa'I'rol. Respecffully yours, MORRIS WEINBERC5 Class of June '43 74 8- I 8-2 8-3 8-4 8-5 8-6 8-7 8-8 8-9 8-I 8 8 8 S 0 -Il -I2 -I3 -l4 SENIOR POLL M OST POPU LAR Celia Coppola Phyllis Call Louis Barialini GeorgeHe DeGae+a no Paul Argen+ini Madeline Malloy Eugene Kapp Cafhleen Johnson Jerry Philips Grace Blaclcmar Charles Aquino Eleanore Darlello Roberl Pagliaro Sondra Weiner Kennelh Sfeinman Hedwig Geiger Joseph DiPalermo Margarel Tralcoval Alberf Murad BeHy Baieman Edward Rossi Angelina De Crisfofaro Vincenl' DeLuca Selma Diamond Sidney Finger Gloria Fischer WITTIEST Eleanor S+eH'er Mary Urbani Harold Pallend Marion Radino ' Abe Grossman Jean Sleinbeclc Henry Cramer Evelyn Donnan Fred Fesfner Virginia Minervini Charles Aquino Laura Gaisner Ralph Lefizia Joan Bornslein John Zaghi Be++y Walfher Angelo Trongone Gloria Paider Bernard Eisensfein Phoebe Sholofslcy Melvin Febesh Carmela PeHena1'o Morfon Willenberg Nalalie Reich Charles Fadem Bernice Hass MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Wilma MiH' Mary Haugh John Romer Connie Robuslelli Irwin Bendef Genevieve Frascogna Dorolhy Swerdlove Eugene Kapp Harold Slcovran Dorofhy Ring Edward Honig Marie Monfe Phyllis LoGiudice Vincenf Melloni Rodney Pos+ Merle Monffori' Eileen Herlihy Roberi' Ollweiller Richard Erhardl' Diana Godiner ' Kafhleen Spinnenweber Louis Toriello Maurice Dunne June Budiinski Sorrel Wildhorn Sandra Hirch 75 Mem f-ff-'CMA V11-a.e f Q 5' JNV' ,FWZ ,74 QK.,z?cpw,, I. 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