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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1953 volume:

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Nia Tvk-Mi -gyifqwigft Lmlfl x Lf, N' fff ,V f 13 Ji-YM 'L' J! K ig rf A ' if f RK. VY 0.1 oK'.N-QA 1 v 1 xii m af Tn- Ill 5 . YK x H Q. - 'U .L - X , X in J 1 H als Ill E m . 5 f' .BTN x Ill fe i----..-. lllx IIIX EE HR ancho ff DEDICATION We, lkie members ol llwe gradualing Class ol June, I953, dedicale our yearbook lo Danny Pololsky wliose unlrimely passing filled us willi so muclw sorrow. We sliall nol lorgel liim. We slwall always remember llwe good nalured, lunloving Danny wlwose presence could enliven an unevenllul day. A nalural alkilele, lie excelled in every sporl lie fried. Danny was like mosl Seniors, lwe worked as besl lie Could, worried aboul marks, and lialed lwomework. l-le liked people and people liked lwim. l-lusky, allracliye, and genial, lie could always be lound in llfie cenler ol a group. Willi gralilude for llwe gaiely and warmllw and lriendslwip lwe exe lended lo all of us, we would like our Class book lo be a Conslanl reminder ol our alrleclion lor a line personkllanny Pololsky. f PRINClPAL'S MESSAGE HF 'Ex' ' ' ' Qs, xx-v T vs M , 4 Swv M L vs. X N 301 xi' Y ' s 1- 5 2 T Q J 32 Ks, . ei. ss. sf sf-msg sys -Q ni? SX Y . X Q X i. x T is -3 N5 if X rs. 9 Q Q' rs X ks X x gg S Q' ' s m S l sysgsg .cg You doubTless have noTed in The press arTicles abouT The apparenT unpopulariTy oT The UniTed STaTes and our ciTizens abroad, in spiTe oT The Tens oT Thousands oT lives and The billions oT dollars ThaT we have poured ouT in our eTTorTs To molce a beTTer world. These aTTiTudes oT Toreigners mighT be aTTribuTed To The perils oT greaTness. We have more or less assumed The place oT world leadership held by England Through some oT The l8Th and mosT oT The I9Th cenTuries. The English also were parTicularly unpopular. This unpopulariTy is somewhaT akin To The aTTiTude oT many Towards individuals who have places oT leadership. Some people seem To have a congeniTal dislilce Tor superioriTy in oThers. Perhaps iT is parTly caused by a Too apparenT Teeling oT pride in leadership and a Tendency To appear To dicTaTe one's views upon oThers. l recall having heard an English publicisT say early in The 2OTh cenTury, when England was s+iIl dominanT, iT we Englishmen are noT The besT people in The world, Thanlc God we Thinlq we are. lT is possible we have some oT This same aTTiTude. IT we have. leT us be careTul abouT displaying iT. To appear To Thinlc oneselT superior is probably one oT The dangers oT greaTness. lT is our responsibiliTy To avoid a Too obnoxious asserTion oT our posiTion. fXnoTher responsibiliTy enTailed by our world leadership is The con- Tinual sTudy oT The ever-changing world problems. We have given you some ToundaTion Tor such sTudy here aT Columbus. l-lowever, iT will be only by conTinuaTion oT The sTarT ThaT you have made here ThaT you will measure up To The sTandards demanded oT us as world leaders. You are hereby assigned an all-embracing lesson ThaT should mean homework Tor The resT oT your lives. MARTIN L. WILSCDIXI Principal .js 1 Edwin J. Browne Educalion means many lhings lo many people. For some, il is simply a means ol poslponing lhe necessily lor malcing decisions as malure adulls. For olhers, ils sole purpose is lo lurlher malerial success--a beller iob, more money. Slill olhers lhinlc ol educalion as The open sesame lo social preslige. As young men and young women who have iusl Jrerminaled a large segmenl ol your educalion, you should be evalualing your concepl ol il. Whal has il meanl lo you? Whal will il mean in lhe lulure, whelher in college, or in lhe school ol hard lcnocl4s ? For your educalion is a conlinuous and never ending process. l-love you become or are you becoming a more responsible person? Are your dealings wilh olher human beings based on consideralion and fairness? Do you have slrong conyiclions on basic moral issues? Are you really concerned aboul lhe welfare ol your counlry? Your answers lo lhese and olher gueslions should lell you whelher or nol you are being educaled. EDWIN J. BROWNE Adminislralive Pxssislanl Americons horve olwoys dreomed of giving rheir children o belrer life rhon 'rhey +hemselves hove hod. We, your leochers ond porenrs, ore no exceplion 'ro rhe rule. ll wishing could beslow upon you success ond hoppiness, lhey would be yours in obundonce. Bur becouse in rhe blinding lighl of world crises we hove ocguired some wisdom, we know lhol one wish should Jrronscend all olhers. ll is rhe wish Jrhol lhe world you live in will conrinue +o be one in which you con be free, con respecl eoch orher, con slrive logelher for choriry ond iusrice for all men. These ore The essence of lile in Americo. Americon democrocy is nor so much o polilicol sysrem os o woy of life. l-lere in Columbus for lhe posl four yeors you hove lived Thor life, free +o express your ideos ond To live up lo your honesr convicrions so long os you observed Jrhe rules of good order. Doy in ond doy our you hove experienced nol only The respecl ol leochers ond odminislrolors lor you os individuols, bul olso Their genuine concern for your personol well being. Regimenlolion of your lives hos been unheord ol. The desire To help you recognize your highesr obililies ond inleresrs ond lo develop rhem hos been poromounl. Our hope lor you is lhol you moy conlinue lo enjoy lhe lundomenlol blessings ond Jrhol you mczy slrive To preserve rhem for Those who follow you oul ol Columbus. ELSA G. BECKER Adminislrolive Assislonl Elsa G. Becker N an V W N02 MISS MENNA MR. NAUGHTON .WM ,,.,,,,. If X. I ff wx f A ' ,, X, ,.,, f f, MRRR f ' R V' .1 Y ,lx 4 fy .gy .1 - , ..f 1: ff ,f A. .. 9 2!,g' u,1 f f. 4? 7 Z , ,R 513 Z 41 lx! , MQZMJQG f W j f eff? I f J 1 iii X S55 C , 5 Q a X Z ff ffixiffi 2 2 Z f' ,. L ,, X, ,U 3 9 X '4 as R f 2 27 Am' W , W an f X fa ',f , 1,1 ,,.. , f ,,,, R A .RRR 1 Q Zfriggl ' RW , ,, ,. , , MR. HEALY MR. GETZ MRS. MCCONNELL MR. ROSENTHAL MR. SEXTON 2 e DR. LEVITZ MRS. ROWAN 2 MR. GREENBERC-5 MR. DUNN DR. SILBERSTEIN MR. TRUNZ CHAIRMEN MR. HAWTHORNE o F s EN I O R c L A s s E s 4545? MMRS kv QV i MRS. evgom of-L-N 1 , - Z 1 MISS DIAMOND MRS DR WACHS MRS. NOVER VV? wr' 'fb'- MISSIDQIVXX MISS STURCHLER MISS CUMMINGS MR. FINESTONE , I , , g,w,.. ,,., ,, , ,, f f g RKZHARDS MRS. MARRA ll' MR HELMAN ApvIsQIRg if II il' 1 L- X! I I A if THEY ANCHORED IT! LITERARY 7, I X, f,VV I Ti f . K go L- -- nl Elaine Aslollfi Lillian Elblhal Sandy Fischrnan Marilyn l-lunler Josephine Mazur Roberla Perla Marilyn Sonlag Dolly Allman Jo Ann Ardizone Miriam Brand Joan De Vergiles Dorolhy Dorn Dclle Evenslein Marion Fox Barbara Fruman Lorella Delano Dolle Evenslein Penny Findlay Marlene Lichlman Irene Seale Barbara Raynslard LITERARY. . . ART ,.,.,. PHOTOGRAPHY . BUSINESS .... SENIOR COORDINATOR . Edilorial Board ART Sondra Dunkel Rhoda l-lalner Palrick Raccoppi Charles Sabalino Edilorial Assislcmls Lila I-loch Shelly I-lulniclr Barbara Kushner Sandra Moqelelslcy Eugenia Noilc Ellen Sells Barbara Weinlraub Eslher Weissenberq Ernie I-lerrnan Arl Sloff Richard Shapiro Marilyn Sonlog Debrah Vogel Maurice Tuchman Iris Weiss Velia Perazlo Business SIUE Calherine Sharlna Deanna Puppo Fclcully Advisers , . . . . . . NIR. 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Ii1i'liiiiIiITiiTr'iiii NIT ' MY BROTHER, THE CHAMP The senior closs, in ci benevoIenT mood, is Ieoving behind o Tew giTTs Tor The beneTiT oT The Teochers. These giTTs ore provisions in The IosT will ond TesTomenT oT The senior closs, which Takes o long Time To proboTe. However, I om Ieoving behind someThing ThoT mighT come in hondy more immedioTeIy. IT lives, iT breoThes, ond iT someTimes does homework. I hereby give, devise ond begueoTh To ChrisTopher Columbus High School Tor o period oT one school yeor, my broTher, The chomp. My broTher is The greoTesT sporTsmon oT all Times, so he soys. AT The drop oT o boT, he will recounT ony one oT his Tomous experiences in baseball, TooTboII, Tennis, boskeTboII, soccer, swimming, hiking, skiing, TooT rocing, horse rocing, poker, poTsy, ond Tiddly winks. Everyone hos heord how my broTher ploiyed o gome oT baseball ogoinsT Joe Dilvloggio ond won. He would hove ployed ogoinsT The enTire Yonkee Teom, singlehonded os usuol, only he didn'T'wonT To show Them up. IT is o known TocT ThoT he ond Buddy Young ployed ond conquered The combined Teoms oT INIoTre Dome, Army, The Roms, The Beors, ond The C5ionTs in TooTboII IosT seoson. In QII sporTs he hos remoined unvonguished. A while ogo, o Triend oT mine, upon heoring oT my broTher's greoT success in The Olympic roces, osked him iT he olso roced oT BeImonT. GF course The oinswer wos in The oTTirmoTive, buT how mony people know ThoT my broTher is CiToTion? Speoking wiTh reporTers IosT week, my broTher Told Them oT his shorT buT specTocuIcir poTsy coreer. He IciTer informed me oT The inTerview, os I Too hod been wondering why my broTher had concelled his berTh wiTh The Olympic poTsy Teom. He discussed his oge Treely, sToTing ThoT perhops he wos Too old To ploy The gome. Then he honesTIy declored ThoT iT wos geTTing diTTicuIT Tor him To geT sevensy wiThouT bending. BuT his briIIionT record in This populoir ond highly compeTiTive sporT will never be eguolled. P x! IT was while playing poker wiTh my broTher ThaT I discovered his Tailure To keep a sTraighT winning record. l had iusT Tound myselT wiTh a Tull house and was beTTing in small amounTs. My broTher was bluTTing in large amounTs and winning Tremendous sums. Somehow he won The poT, and drunk wiTh success, he Told me aT The inTamous Tiddly winks scandal. IT seems ThaT my broTher was inviTed To Secaucus, New Jersey To play againsT l.iTTle Sam Guggenheim, The Town Tiddly-winks champ. l.iTTle Sam knew my broTher's record-3,000 wins, no losses-and wiTh inTenT To break iT, he cheaTed and won . . . by using loaded Tiddlies, This deTeaT has noT dimmed his enThusiasm, Tor he sTill conTinues To shuTTle and sTumble inTo The kiTchen while l am doing homework, and regale himselT wiTh honors. SomeTimes he will Take ouT his ElecTric l:ooT- ball game and in his cracked egg and old phonograph record voice, will announce The Thrilling evenTs in The game beTween l-loly Cow and l-loware U. And iT's WiTz on The end, running down Tield wiTh The ball. l-le's passed The 30, The 25, The 20, The I5, TTTTTTTT lpause Tor breaThl Uh! oh! Tolks, he's running The wrong way. Then he will run his sTubby Tingers Through his sTubby hair and bend down To reTer To his record books, kepT in his own illegible handwriTina. l-le has a book Tor baseball, one Tor TooTball, and anoTher Tor baskeTball. They conTain scores, games played, names, numbers, and a Thousand oTher inTeresTing TacTs. l-le will pore over These Tor a Tew minuTes and Then go back To his game. SomeTimes he spends- hours going over his eguipmenT. This consisTs oT Three baseball baTs wiTh Taped handles, a sTick ball baT-a mop sTick To all you novices-, a hockey sTick, a Tennis racaueT, and a badminTon racaueT. A badminTon racgueT? Yes, a badminTon racgueT. A TooTball, baskeTball, Two soTTballs, 35 Tiddlies and a number oT assorTed winks make up The resT oT his eguipmenT. WiTh his eguipmenT, wiTh his games, my broTher never Tails To win, no maTTer whaT The odds. Maybe he really is The champ! Anyway, you can sTill have himl Marilyn SonTag BRINGING UP MOTHER We don'T agree, I will admiT, in seeing eye To eye: l like my cloThes knee lengTh, she Thinks The calT's Too high. Each Friday nighT she warns, iusT like The Friday lasT, Do homework now, noT Sunday, as you've done in The pasT. We disagree abouT The Time a young girl should be abed, She Thinks Ten's The hourp l'm up Till Twelve insTead. Qur ThoughTs don'T seem To synchronize wiTh one anoTherq So, now l'II bring me up, insTead oT rearing moTher. Blanche Kraus C37 Train 'N f ,.,,,.. MMM, A f, , QWQW f f My qs, ef fa A W f,,Q V W I X Uv V 5 Li Wx V Aj My Q , -1 T A tx 5'-9 VI' 'xl L fx 6 li 50 T 'i i W - v I R ff Xj X Q1 Xfy pi ly iavisiif Wi hw we XM rgxvyu X l ww l E2-f lj ' 1 I ll ,.- ,.. ,., Q, ess 'T' 0 7 K? 71'!XwfHCHfK ODE TO A TEACHER Soon onoTher Term will sTorT BuT you ond l'll be Tor oporT. You'll miss me Thoughg oT ThoT l'm sure, You'll Tind my obsence beyond endure. Who'll you pick on when you Teel low? Who'll you yell oT when we're slow? Sorry, old mon, iT con'T be me, For l'm going To be very Tree. lf you Tind your chollc's been moshed, And elsewhere your records been sToshed. Someone else will hove To poy IT won'T be me, I'm on my woy. IT by chonce your choir should breolq And you o heoder Tolce, Don'T blome iT on This liTTle deor, l-le's iusT noT going To be here. If your poss hos gone Tor o wollc Becouse someone iusT loves To Tollc, Don'T send Tor This chorminq guy For I iusT won'T be nigh. And if you Teel on urge To clouT Becouse someone leT The TounToin spouT, Don'T look oround Tor yours Truly, For l'Il be on o TosT Troin To Anopuli. So if you reolly Teel very sore And ore ThirsTing Tor someonels gore, You'd beTTer noT molce me The qooT For l'm Tolcing The very TirsT booT. -'F-HCR'-9:-5 WhoT's ThoT you soy? l've qoT To sToy7 lvly groduoTion's posTponed To onoTher doy7 Where's The poisonl Where's The gosl Theres sTill onoTher woy To leove your Gloss. Buddy de Polermo lvlorion Fox DI XXQZL c TLB 'Y I will er i21fQyfl 'i 1 57 A HEY vcncn' C--v. 'f gp! A Hows H5007 H f ,' s ' feb Q- 5 O' T f T A 1 C l 4 0 'Q 1 18 'X ,, U. ' 230354 fm 'W P QQ 0 1 If L . ,D 6 Q Q4 1 P M I - 5' 'L U O 9 ' , ,.1'.41A f 1 00 000 lf . flips ' f-O-fl ' o o gas 1 ' M f ' Q K 5 .L Deland 1 A Vx xv' LOONY REPORT Professor Chorles E. Loony, eminenf Yole psychologisf, recenfly concluded his sfudy of fhe menfol sfofus of high school sfudenfs. ln oi reporf mode fo fhe Noifionol Associofion of Psychologisfs he exposed o mosf sforfling revelofion. Almosf lOO percenf of fhe sfudenf body of o well known Bronx high school is offlicfed wifh o menfol diseoise nomed Topsyfurvyifis . Never before, declored Dr. Loony, hove I come upon such o remorkoible sifucifion. Everybody cofches if from everybody else. Dr. l.oony wenf on fo relofe his experience of fhof school, where mosgueroding os o sfudenf, he observed fhe mosf osfounding monifesfo- fions of fhis sfronge diseose. ln fhe morning, occording fo Dr. Loony, fhe sfudenfs, guife o few whose infellecfuol copoicify is so greof fhof fhey never hove fo bring books, orrive oufomoficolly fwo-fiffeenfhs of o second before fhe lofe bell, ond corf-wheel info fheir rooms. A few whose sympfoms ore mosf olorming hove fo be hondled by offendonfs colled fhe l-loll Pofrol lo group of husky, 6 feef, super-humon robofsl ond ploced in o speciol defenfion word. There fhey ore subiecfed fo on unusuol freofmenf colled Nofhoinosio . Few recover. Affer fheir femperofure hos been checked, fhey ore releosed from fheir home rooms ll-leoven forbid fhof homes should hove rooms like fhesell ond rush wildly fo fheir closses in o mosf errofic monner. Yelling, whisfling, ond mooning, fhey exomine fhe direcfions on fhe sfoircoses. Where up is prinfed on o sfoircose, on ormy of decidedly gorrulous liffle pefs moirch down ond where down is prinfed, wifhouf foil fhey go up. lndividuolisfs who buck fhe crowd, disoppeor-no one knows where. Once in fhe clossrooms fhe mosf sforfling behovior is exhibifed. They enfer of irregulor infervols fo wofch fhe feocher puf fhe home- work ossignmenf on fhe boord. They never inferfere wifh fhis pleosure buf fhe minufe if is finished, fhey furn wifh on oir of delighfful scorn fo fheir neighbor, who reocfs in fhe some monner. The feocher is complefely ignored unfil she covers her foce wifh her Deloney book ond disfribufes poper. Then fhe sfudenfs, fhrow fhe poper on fhe floor ond begin briskly fo corve up fhe desks. Their longuoge for foking nofes is onofher dreod- ful exomple of fhe diseose. Bob loves Beffyn-for insfonce meons- Blue Boy In fhe 5+h of Jomoicof' m 'ew g X I A. 1 1 .- , .. 5 r- . ff' 'cf f 'fI f Tr: : -: if TR: pl'--fp -v 5, ft' 4 17 ,J ,,,f,' 1 4,1 3,1 I 5' Lu nf 1 15 . ,',I, fy , fg f fy? gil I Nev' YORK' IRENE SEAM The Teochers occusTomed To inroods oT This Terrible epidemic inTeI- IigenTIy use psychology To guieT The poTienTs. For immedioTe silence, They osk o guesTion, ond To TesT The voice They demond guieT. The whole lesson is conducTed wiTh o mciximum oT inTerrupTion coused ei+her by sTudenTs who Ieove obrupTIy To Tind IosT books or by oThers who pump Their honds wildly in The oir soying noThing loudly, or by Those who Toll oTT Their seoTs while dozing. This IosTs Tor eighT periods including o lunch session conducTed in o ploce decoroTed by The sTudenTs Themselves To resemble The inTerior oT o soniToTion Truck. I-Iere, The mosT Trenzied con only be kepT guieT by sTuTTing Them wiTh The oddesT combinoTions oT Tood. Dr. Loony noTed innumeroble oTher exomples oT sTudenT idiosyn- crocies-Their schizophrenic conducT on o doy colled Blue I.eTTer Doy when They come To school disguised To ploy gomes They leorned in Their crodles, Their peculior hobiTs oT exominoTion Times when They crom Themselves only wiTh ThoT which is noT osked on The exom, or Their hypo- chondrio which keeps Them running To The inTirmory. IT will Toke him yeors To digesT whoT he sow. I-Iowever, Dr. Loony come To The conclusion during Those monThs he spenT in The hospiToI wiTh his broken bock coused by o courTeous sTudenT holding The swinging door, ThoT unTorTunoTeIy TopsyTurviTis is here To sToy. Eloine AsToITi FOR TOURISTS ONLY I hove been To The ciTy, he soid, And I hove seen mony Toll skyscropers There. She lisTened. I hove visiTed orT museums, he soid, And I hove morveled oT Their splendid exhibiTs. She wondered. I hove been To o Iorge sTodium, he soid, And I hove IisTened To beouTiTuI music under The sTors. She wos owed. She could no longer resTroin herseIT. I Iove orT ond music, Too, she cried. Where is This divine ciTy you hove visiTed? 0 Tor in The eosT, he soid proudly. And he showed her o picTure posTcord. New York! she excloimed, And Then murmured, BuT I Iive in New York! DoTTy Shopiro -ww v 71 WL :ff f A ,.,, , V, ,iff ,. V ,w.,. -4' -Hx .. 'ef' 4' 4 55? 7 , ff? - 'V 4:14, '- Q :,V f , LAM 2, if .,,, ,, , ASYLUMS So Thor Those oT you Y ,x. no dre Tleeing moy noT TorgeT These boTTle scorred hols vie hereby oppend o lisT oT Columbus lnsTiTuTions. These gpg The +rooiTicnol hongouTs oT lorge numbers oT sTudenTs inTenT upon beT- Ter physicol or menTol nourishmenT or iusT ploin Tun. They ore The plcices obouT which memories ond odors cling. They ore The soncTuories Trom clossrooms, The shelTers Trom poinTul worlc. Long oTTer The leorning Tedi- ously collecTed here hos evoporoTed in The misTs oT Time, picTures oT These insTiTuTions will linger on in our disinTegroTing minds. fmv H , l Q i S I x? .S l P xx :Q FE . i Z mQ ' 'X f' Q.:-5 ,YA17H7 5. Zlllall' THE LIBRARY The school librory occupies o lorge porT oT The Third Tloor. lT hos o reTerence secTion colled lvliss Russell. lT conToins books, mogozines, ond Tobles. lT is used lorgely Tor conversoTion, noTe-possing, doTing, ond duclcing ouT oT sTudy holl. Qnce o sTudenT wos seen loolring oT o boolq . . . To The relieT oT everybody, iT wos soon discovered ThoT he wos merely seorching Tor his bus poss. To The side oT The librory is o sTocl4 room Tor mogozines. No one who enTers iT hos ever been seen To emerge ogoin. lT is rumored ThoT The riTle Teom sToll4s iTs TorgeTs There. A movemenT is on TooT To ploce some reol liTeroTure in The librory-comic boolcs. The Theory is ThoT The cleoners will hove less dusTing To do ond The presenT crop oT boolrs con hove some use os TooT resTs Tor Tired sTudenTs. Then, moybe, lvlr. Dunn con reolly shooT iT ouT wiTh his riTle Teom. .T as 'i 3 ffl, AA , ff? ff 4. A-r-xi - P1 A X - -'P 'pf , 11,31 ., -: - -' -y .I ' ' . Sf - rl . f ,Q 1 .NN-, ... 3, i . . f.- I '13 .. 5 ., -nl bs S ,lpxr - v AA .1 . :L .1 A V VA. ' .Nt A - 1 -. r g - 6 I ' 1 'Q -i 9 .N ' ni., 1' .Ii ,H 1, I I ,Ei ' . 1 Q ' L Q - A ., . .1 ,I A XI , ii VT pl ' A 'T ,J - f 'A ' ': j,' fe? 'I ' - - -- '52' ,rg7Ti:T ,. ',, f T T ,JA NYSE A My . 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I ' -T'-' I A D f ,' Z 1 . - isa.. 4 ' - - f an li gf. ..: X '-T, -2-7 341 I, . I - THE INFIRMARIES The mosT comTorTable places in The school are The inTirmaries. These places are reserved Tor Those who need a resT-cure aTTer The nighT beTore. UnTorTunaTely, This reTreaT has become so exclusive laTely ThaT sTudenTs have been Torced To bang each oTher over The heads To muscle in. The usual Technique oT geTTing an admission TickeT is To Think silenTly Tor Tive minuTes abouT homework. This produces a suTTicienTly woebegone look To move The hearT oT even a Teacher. STicking your Tinger down your ThroaT, Though noT recommended, has worked in The mosT diTTiculT cases. Qnce in The imfirmary several minor irriTaTions are inTroduced To ag- gravaTe your condiTion. Your pasT has To be displayed down To The earliesT bellyache, and reguisiTion Torms Tor band-aids and aspirins Tilled. Illness aTTer The sevenTh period is generally prohibiTed and you may noT leave unless your parenTs call Tor you in a Cadillac. I-lowever, anyThing is preTerable To The drudgery oT a classroom, and a li++Ie coTTon sTuTTed in The ears helps Toward a shorT buT pleasanT resT. Illness can be such Tunl THE DEPARTMENT OFFICES The DeparTmenT oTTices are scaTTered all over The building. They are inhabiTed by hordes oT sTudenTs supposedly helping The chairman run The various deparTmenTs. Some oT These oTTices are guieT and resTTul. OThers resemble The Fordham SkaTing Rink on SaTurdoy nighT. The English and The I-lisTory oTTices have The largesT sTaTTs. l3oTh oT These oTTices make excellenT ball-rooms especially since The chairmen have been driven ouT oT Them To calmer reTreaTs. The Tiling cabineTs are excellenT places Tor sToring lunches, gym-suiTs, TexTbooks, combs, and cosmeTics since These can be alphabeTicolly arranged. Inside inTormaTion on lasT year's exam, Teachers' idiosyncracies, and book reporT copies are available as well as vasT supplies oT paper, clips, rubber bands IshooTing varieTyI, cuT slips, program cards. and services passes. IT has been suggesTed ThaT These oTTices mighT be The ideal soluTion Tor The long soughT smoking rooms. TT ' '14 'f T 1 j I .51 -? .. , V 1 I . -of-, X. .- f P T, ff I f ir, ' vs? t, -1 :gig-In Qi 'Ll' ri ' 4 'I C' f- 5' if-.Fr S' T R 2 . .ry Am 1 J N - ' 'HTH 1 x , T s- ,' Mug 'lf ,if K v I , ,I ,ESQ 414:4- 1704? A, bij pgfrgzi. - ffgfzzwe ,. f -if .A ,A .1 f -iw, I l Y.?'l1CHll'lHN Y - 2 I' I I THE PUB OFFICE 'lic P is OJMNS 'WMM QM'-E -i The pub oTTice lroom 33Ol houses some very sTronge people. Promi- nenT among These is a TaculTy member, whom we shall leave nameless. 535, X I-le is also The TaculTy advisor Tor our school paper. I-Ie uses The pub ii ..Iy I oTTice as a place To do cross-word puzzles, To mediTaTe and To read The I 'T I currenT besT sellers. The oTTice is also used by mosT pupils To eaT Their lunches in, To sTudy Tor exams, To do homework, To comb hair, sTraighTen ..' ouT cloThes, and To spend long hours on The inTer-com sysTem. WT AAU! ...Q -f Il Anyone enTering The publicaTions oTTice Trom abouT eighT o'clock A. lvl. unTil abouT Tour-ThirTy o'clock P. M., Tor The TirsT Time, will mosT probably pass ouT Trom The mixed odors oT Tuna Tish, bacon, salami, swiss cheese, mayonnaise, oranges, apples, ice cream, and lipsTick. The purpose oT The pub oTTice is To prepare The school newspaper Tor publicaTion. AT various Times This is done by means oT prinTed maTerial, glue-poT, scissors and a group oT cuT-ups calling iTseIT The sTaTT. The producT ThaT emerges Trom This mixTure is known as The Admiral. An Admiral is The leader oT The TleeT. You'd never know iT Trom The speed wiTh which The sTaTT operaTes. I EIL x ,ff - J 1' . if -..-65 i iff? 'il glih i lgl, Lf R. THE SENIOR OFFICE The Senior OTTice is locaTed in The basemenT oT The school. This shows To whaT depThs The seniors have sunk. The Senior QTTice is cluTTered wiTh dicTionaries, manuscripTs, yearbooks, shopping bags, band uniTorms, Two Trunks, suspecTed oT conTaining bodies oT Tormer seniors, bank grilles, and service aids. I-Iidden under The desk are The Senior Co-ordinaTor and The Anchor Advisor. The walls oT The oTTice are papered wiTh picTures oT sadelooking Tormer seniors, an impressive porTraiT oT a ThreaTening young man wiTh The wordsg WhaT have you wriTTen laTely? prinTed below, and an arTicle enTiTled Jingles ThaT Did lNloT Ivlake The Anchor , The TirsT one oT which is WiTh a well-shaped leg, who has To know Gregg? AT various Times seniors run in and ouT oT The oTTice asking To be crowned, TickeTed, mugged and released. The desk near The window is covered wiTh so much debris ThaT iT Takes a geiger counTer To Tind a TounTain pen. Each Term The Top oT The desk is swepT in The baskeT and senT To The prinTer Trom whom iT reTurns in The Torm oT This yearbook. IT is said ThaT The Senior 0TTice is The nerve cenTer oT The Senior class. All we can say is: Some nerve! .ff 4X X5 yr' i ' - TI - L- ,l i: lf? i-.8 THE CAFETERIA Probobly, The mosT populor club in Columbus is The bicorbonoTe beonery elegonTly known os The CoTeTerio. l-lere iT is ThoT TuTure Com- mondos procTice TocTics, ThoT The Trock cooch seorches Tor TolenT oT The bell, ond ThoT docTors speciolizing in inTernol medicine ocguire TuTure poTienTs. The ploce is o shombles buT everyone seems To like iT. The Tobles ore liTTered wiTh crumbs, wox poper, ond empTy milk conToiners TlooTing oround in soppy, slighTly roncid milk. ATTer siTTing Themselves comTorT- obly in o Three ond o holT legged choir, The cusTomers ploce Their books ond belongings on o reserved shelT omongsT holT eoTen pieces oT pie ond sTicky coke ond pie ploTes. The menu is, To soy The leosT, voried. They hove Their choice oT meoTless meoT sondwiches, surprise hosh, ond The week's leTTover vegeTobles ThoT go under The nome oT Chow-Mein, While eoTing These delicocies oppeTiTes ore sTimuloTed by combings oT hoir, dondruTT ond sproys oT Toce powder Trom The girl ocross The Toble. Lunch wroppers Tly Through The oir, sTudenTs screom greeTings To eoch oTher ocross The coTeTerio. There is olso some TronTic sTudying being done Tor The Tollowing period. AT The bell, The sTudenTs ore oTT lwiTh o Tew Tolse TluTTersl like horses ouT oT o sTorTing goTe. EorTunoTely, Their nexT period closses provide resT ond recreoTion. DigesTion operoTes besT while sleeping. Joon De Vergiles lvlorion Fox JoneT Emonuel Lowrence ProspecT Borry Eriedenreich 1 is THE STORY OF TEN LITTLE COLUMBUSITES Gagjji Ten liTTle ColumbusiTes sTonding in line HX One cuT gym ond Then There were nine. Nine liTTle ColumbusiTes going sTroighT T43 One come loTe ond Then There were eighT. l5,E5f'N3 Ei hT liTTle ColumbusiTes Thinking They were in l-leoven fc Q One wos senT To Mr. Wilson's oTTice ond Then There were seven. Seven liTTle ColumbusiTes geTTing inTo o Tix One wos coughT smoking ond Then There were six. Six liTTle ColumbusiTes beginning To iive One orgued wiTh lvlr. Wolloce ond Then There were Tive. Five liTTle ColumbusiTes Throwing poper on The Tloor One wos coughT ond Then There were Tour. wx SE :g , if W 'A QA! H X 'My P X Scnvh, Four liTTle ColumbusiTes hoppy os con be NV wiki' One Toiled English wiTh lvliss Ligo ond Then There were Three. E 7 5 Three liTTle ColumbusiTes olmosT Through 4211? Old oge dischorged one ond Then There were Two. ESWZTEQTQW ? Two liTTle ColumbusiTes Their gool olmosT won ,UF Eoiling The regenTs leTT only one. KKK IQ? T One liTTle ColumbusiTe ouT Tor Tun. Didn'T poy senior dues ond Tl-IEN Tl-TERE WERE NONE. WilberT Tucke F wi 65 ii fjgf g Sf. X f K N c f , ,,, X rfb- f 'S ,3 f .6 Q y xy R i s C D ,, A N 1 g if so , L C' T., I 0 T Tv ll -4-3 A,.A.g,K -'iw vy,g.j. , ,yi-'X Till' .dc L T T J iii' THE BLOW UP GANG All Those inTeresTed in sneoking o preview oT The world's TuTure scienTisTs, should peep inTo The lobs oT This school. ln cose you don'T know, Columbus is Tilled wiTh o vosT vorieTy oT biologisTs, physicisTs,-ond boys ond girls who like To ploy wiTh Tire colled chemisTs. This losT group oT pyromonics conducTs iTs work in The gleoming whiTe chemisTry loboroTory on The TirsT Tloor, under The woTchTul eyes oT eiTher Dr. LeviTz or Mr. QoldsmiTh oT The ChemisTry deporTmenT. AlThough oll work is olleged To be guiTe hormless, sirens, signs, ond Tumes ore consTonT reminders oT donger. The decoroTive scheme in The lob consisTs oT on ossorTmenT oT signs like: Tl-llS IS A LABQRATQRY, A PLACE FUR LABCR NCT CRATQRY. Cn The desk ore rows oT innocenT looking TesT Tubes whose enduronce is oTTen Tried To The breoking poinT. l-lidden in closeTs ond cupbooirds ore The opporoTus ond chemicols, combinoTions oT which resulT in so- colled experimenTs. The mosT TemperomenTol obiecT in The lob is noT The Teocher buT The Bunsen Burner which generolly ocTs like o lighTer in o high wind. The only reoson discoveries which would revoluTionize The world hove noT yeT emerged Trom The lob is ThoT Teochers suppress sTudenT zeol. Somehow, or oTher, oll These discoveries ore reloiTed To explosions. STill ond oll, ci cerToin omounT oT ToscinoTing mixing, sTirring ond heoTing oT chemicols does go on. SomeTimes, you Teel like baking o coke. lced drinks hove olso been mc1nuTocTured here during The hoT doys. No one dored To drink Them, Though. lfDon'T be disTurbed if you should see sTudenTs shooTing up pc1sT your TourTh Tloor window. JusT onoTher experimenT gone wrong,-ThoT's oll. AnneTTe l-lindin F' Xsvwk 1 Q9 Q ,, ' HANDBALL iw MAJOR C :Lf LC, cz wifi? . Mg E if Isywgzs? 5 .l,fwVV W BASEBALL CHEERLEADERS SO YOU THINK YOU KNOW COLUMBUS? WhaT Two Columbus basIceTball players made The All Bronx Team in The same year? Sandy Farber and I-Ierb Applebaum in Ivlarch, I95O. WiTh whaT original meThod does Mrs. SaTTerIee Teach Spherical Trig? By peeling poTaToes. WhaT man came To Columbus in I948 and hasn'T leTT yeT? lvlr. Wilson. When did The INlaTionaI CommiTTee Tor GhosT EducaTion hold iTs annual convenTion in Columbus? Friday, December 4, I942. IT was a spiriTed meeTing. WhaT greaT maThemaTician uses Aloysius and Benny as poinT ol and b on a line? Why, Mr. AIberT oT course! When did The I-Iorizon TirsT come ouT? June I7, l94I. WhaT almosT Tamous crooner Turned Teacher? Ivlr. Samuel Zimmerman. WhaT Spanish Teacher was The only girl in an all boys' class in school? Mrs. Governale ATTer being Tried by a judge and iury, whaT Teacher oT The maTh deparTmenT admiTTed his secreT love Tor arT? Doc SilbersTein. WhaT Teacher believes in The Theory ThaT music haTh charms ThaT sooThe The savage breasT? Ivlr. Kessler who auieTs his classes by playing a saxophone. When was The principal oT The school kidnapped by The Boiler Room Gang? In The April Fool Issue oT The Admiral on April I, I945. WhaT Tamous conTender Tor The heavyweighT crown was on The honor roll and received ITalian and maTh medals? Roland l.a STarza. Why has The school been painTed aauamarine? IT has been hinTed ThaT in many saniTariums This color has proved sooThing To menTal paTienTs. WhaT Torm oT animal IiTe numbered I5,000 sTrong aT Columbus in I94I ? Bees. KepT by The biology deparTmenT. Who was The Columbus sTudenT who played in The Tennis INlaTionaIs aT ForesT I-Tills? Lillian Lopaus in I94I. WhaT are The seven wonders oT Columbus? I. Columbus AudiTorium 2. PublicaTions OTTice 3. CaTeTeria 4. FiTTh Tloor swimming pool 5. Columbus library-hall oT lcnowledge 6. The GTD. Council 7. The elevaTor CPG PCPPO P 3,0 0 DP DPC DPC 3,0 DPC lb-O O OID ID EDO 0 OD, 0? ?r P0 PO WhoT wos The resulT oT The shorToge oT moles in l945? Four girls ron Tor G. 0. PresidenT. WhoT C.C.l-l.S. senior wos chosen Miss EiTTh Avenue? Mory RomiTo in l948 ond she received Sl l,OOO worTh oT cloThes. WhoT counTry senT us o whole clossroom oT sTudenTs? Englond, in OcTober, l94O. WhoT English Teocher received The medol oT Verdun Tor his porTicipoTion in The recopTure oT ThoT ciTy? Mr. John McGiver in I944. ln whoT yeor were The Columbus cheerleoders Bronx- MonhoTTon chomps? I948 under The spiriTed direcTion oT Miss Berliner ond Dolly Adler, The copToin. WhoT Tomous donce wos perTormed by Mr. Krouss oT oi Columbus 6.0. Donce? The Lindy l-lop in CcTober, l94I. Under whoT circumsTonces were seven Teochers ossossinoTed? ln The ToculTy ploy The l-louse on The Moor. WhoT ore The niclcnomes oT The old reliobles on The ToculTy Tive? Bruiser NoiThons, STonewoll Briclcmon, Muscles Som Zimmermon. Who is noTed os our EgypTion ExperT oT Equilibriumu? Mr. Schoemfield oT The boys l-leolTh Ed DeporTmenT who bolonces on soTT boiled egg on The end oT o sTiclc on his chin. WhoT members oT The ToculTy hove The mosT children? Mr. McGiver, Mrs. GisolTi, ond Mr. Browne-Eour opiece. Do you lcnow whoT The school colors silver ond blue represenT? The blue represenTs The seo, The silver represenTs The onchor. When, ond Tor whoT reoson did The Columbus girls weor iniTioled pins mode oT olphobeT noodles? December, l942 To sove meTol Tor The wor eTTorT. BeTween whom did The greoTesT Teud in The hisTory oT Columbus occur? Mr. GoldsmiTh ond Mr. Kessler. lT wos known os The noise versus smell conTroversy. WhoT wos The nome oT o poper published in LoTin? CommenTorius ond iT sold Tor Tive cenTs. WhoT rodio ploy did Mr. Seldon wriTe Tor on EosTer Assembly? ResurrecTion Mownin' in l95O. WhoT sTudenT won The WesTinghouse Aword sending him To M.l.T. Tor Tour yeors? Gerold Ludwig. WhoT noTed moniTor oT The sleepy heods hos o greenThumb ? Mr. NoThons, who oT one Time monoged The school gorden. When wos Columbus Turned inTo o Three-ring circus? When The VicTory Cornivol roised SIOOO Tor vorious ocTiviTies in April, l945. WhoT groduoTing closs wos The brighTesT ond The besT? June, I953, oT coursel Compiled by Lillion ElbThol XX Nm AA N f'WfN Q Q I 7' me 5 5 WSMMIES GI-I SCH X M-'SSRN THE OPPORTUNITY EveryThing seemed To be righT ThoT doy. A Trc1gronT breeze woTTed over The Fordhom porks. There, nurses, in shimmering whiTe, wheeled boby corrioges ond looked crisper Thon usuolg The bobies Too looked rosier, ond The comicol, ToT men who soT on The benches ond Ted The pigeons looked more ioviol ond Triendly. Even The policemon oT The inTersecTion seemed like o brighT-eyed chipmunk To me os he puTTed ouT his cheeks ond blew on his whisTIe. As I swung olong beside my girl Triend Cloire, I kepT looking oT The crumpled od in my hond ond every Tew TeeT I couIdn'T sTop Trom singing o liTTle jingle: Splendid opporTuni-Toes, You'II geT oheod in so mony woys, So come in ond see us one oT These doys, Then in Three monThs you'II geT o roiseI Ch, will you cuT ThoT ouT? Cloire soid. BuT Cloiref' I Ioughed, isn'T iT Thrilling? We'II hove o iob. Our TirsT job. We hoven'T goT iT yeT, she soid. Oh, oT course we'II geT iT, I Told her conTidenTIy. They're proc- Ticolly begging Tor help. Didn'T you heor? ond I begon ogoin, roTher ierkily, Splendid opporTuni-. . All righT, oll righTI solid Cloire covering her eors. AT losT we reoched The pIoce ond The gilT IeTTering on The em- pIoymenT enTronce smiled oT us. Inside, The wolls were poinTed seo-Toom green, The IighTs on The ceiling were long ond oblong ond cuT in sguores like Troys oT ice-cubes, in every corner oT The room were Iorge Tons. In The cenTer oT The room wos o lorge, wolnuT desk, ond o womon's heod bobbed up behind o sign soying Apply I-Iere. The womon had o dry, cloy-like Toce. She honded me on oppIicoTion wiTh o hond Tronsversed wiTh Tiny blue Threods. In o prominenT ploce wos o huge opol ThoT shoT sparks oT Cloire ond me. Mrs Jocobs will inTerview you in The nexT room, she soid. Ivlrs. Jocobs wos o smoll, jolly womon wiTh soTT, downy Tuzz on her Toce. The guesTions were shorT ond simple. I Tound Them eosy To onswer unTiI The ineviTobIe Why do you wonT o iob in This compony? wos shoT oT me. Well, uh, well, I sTuTTered. I had olwoys Tound iT diTTicuIT To soy I wos doing someThing Tor The money involved. I soid, I heor ThoT This is o wonderTuI compony To work Tor. Ivlrs. Jocobs looked doubTTuI. All righT, she soid. PIeose woiT ouTside Till The TesTs begin. Cloire come ouT inTo The woiTing room. She looked red ond TIusTered. I'm going, she soid in o TIoT, nosol voice, I don'T like The hours so I'm going. BuT . . . Oh, oll righT, So long. And she wos gone ond I TeIT lonely. All righT, Ivliss, you con come in now, soid Ivlrs. Jocobs. The TesT room wos poinTed ThoT some green ond There wos o long Toble wiTh low porTiTions ThoT could be seen over cleorly. The TesTs I Took were Three minuTes eoch ond colled Tor speed ond occurocy. They were speed, speed, ond more speed. Once I looked over ond sow The girl nexT To me wos TurTher in The TesT Thon I ond I wroTe TronTicciIIy. Surely The TosTesT would geT The iob. Speed wos oll ThoT moTTered, oc- curocy could go hong. AT losT iT wos over ond I reTurned To The woiTing room. I had been waiTing a halT hour and despiTe The lovely condiTions I became resTIess. I TidgeTed. I was hungry. I was hoT and I sTarTed To sweaT. To while away The Time I waTched The woman behind The walnuT desk and began To imagine myseIT growing inTo This woman in several years, my hair gray, liTeless, and wispy. I would be wearing a durable blue dress ThaT hung on me and coarse, coTTon sTockings. I would be a skimper, a saver, a grubber Tor The aImighTy, all-powerTul dollar be- cause no maTTer whaT I had said, ThaT was The reason I had Taken The job. I would waiT, longingly, Tor Those Two weeks wiTh pay when I could sTeal Trom The ciTy wiTh my savings and splurge in ATIanTic CiTy or Asbury Park. I would live in a musTy railroad TlaT in a crusTy, yellow-brick TenemenT. I would have rings Too, oh yes, many rings. These were Things ThaT I had wanTed wiTh rabid inTensiTy in my youTh. I'd wear Them on hands ThaT bulged wiTh rope-like veins and They would look like scars raTher Than Things oT beauTy. Then would come The long awaiTed day oT reTiremenT when I could go ouT in The park and Teed The pigeons. Ivly nighTmare was inTerrupTed by a curT, sharp call. You can come in, Miss. IT was a diTTerenT inTerviewer This Time. She was shorT and sTiTT and her mouTh opened and shuT like a mouse Trap. We wish To TesT your reading abiliTy. Read This, she snapped. The TirsT word was Susquehanna and Then a number. IT's simple I Told myselT, JusT Sus, gue, as in gueasy, and hanna. Susgueekhora I said To The inTerviewer. She didn'T say anyThing, iusT sTared. There were abouT nine more and one was very easy, iusT Fordham 8I2S. By This Time I had reached The peak oT Tension. I checked over The number and said, Fordham I85I. She sTill didn'T say anyThing, WiTh a gasp I Tinally Tinished. I'm sorry, said The woman coldly, buT we have no posiTions in This company Tor you. Thank you Tor coming. I sTood ouTside The employmenT enTrance Tor a momenT and shivered as The sharp wind blew on The back oT my neck. I had losT my splendid opporTuniTy. Lillian ElbThol Llp., pm ' . PM IAO H-n Xax N aw C ow NX I wk L,- T' g,,,f'i ,.. , I Q , ' Er wiv h 3 I Tl si Y ru 'f' , ' f I T y I may y, I . UE Tl H 0 ' QQ-f lf ,I 'T l 1 ww 1 ' is M Q25 ' si X 'QW ' N www,- N K , . K.. H Alla 1 'h:iJ. 4 M- axis N .,...: E ALPHABET SOUP is Tor cramming on The eve oT a TesT is Tor homework wiTh which we're all bIessedl7l is Tor regenTs which ThoughT makes me glum is Tor inspiraTion, I could sure use some is Tor suTTering, a CoIumbusiTe's pIighT, C H R I S T is Tor 'Irig AI, oh whaT a TrighTI O is Tor orchesTra making music so grand P is Tor Physics, The hardesT course on land H is Tor I-IeaITh Ed, Two periods oT Tun E is Tor educaTion iT's iusT begun R is Tor remembrance oT whaT Columbus has done. is Tor The chorus who sing like a dream is Tor IVIr. Oglio and his greaT soccer Team is Tor languages Tram Spanish To I-Iebrew is Tor The high marks everyone needs is Tor The band Mr. Kessler leads C 0 L U is Tor uniTorm exams-making us blue M B U is Tor unTorgeTTabIe years spenT here S is Tor Seniors-GQQD LUCK IIXI YQUR CAREER. Selma SmiTh If . ff 1 4x,, y X f ly E II' gf' y f ilitd x I 'T f,f f s Qi W, W' ri ' X . Rfddxgfl X X ,FQ I I f f m' J ag , x ,Q f. - Q5 -. if 'Xi V4 ,ff A ,Y f ,f Q X ff! X Q ' ,Ti er X f I ix L Ilililll X I N iff W I ff hilly 0 f I ,f J I Z cg , lllv 5 ff 55 w5Qai?I Qiejgiy 'xl ' s T' C 2 ' '91 -5l ,1f' ,:'l'f1:If f'3I 'f,'l'V iI ' ' 'ill ',','l 'f:I ','Jl IIETX ,fl I , C Q i UQ fggsl in I i Sh? I A 1 L I M ' ' 15 is v w? Zfff Cx fffs A 3 . T f r m sire ,f Z 1 liIE!!55gEEg,iIf U, M f ..-- x f N ' P, 57 I I , LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT To you from us For all your fuss. Mrs. Brown: One dozen magnefic hole-in-one golf balls. Miss Sfurchler: A muffler for her bell. Mrs. Gisolfi: Chewing gum fhaf doesn'f pop. Mrs. Richards: Some followers for her Leaders' Club. Mr. l-lelman: Snow in July for his skis. Mrs. Marra: An lfalian class fhaf speaks English. Miss Cummings: A wheelbarrow fo carry her records. Miss Davis: A crane fo move her pupils around. Mr. Fifzpafrick: Some winged feef. Miss Diamond: A fom-fom fo pound insfead of fhe desk. Mrs. Cerrefo: A sabbafical leave fo finish her clerical work Dr. Wachs: A couple of classy syllogisms. Mr. Finesfone: Some leff over vocal cords. Mrs. Nover: Wading righfs fo fhe Rio Grande. Mr. Cohen: An aufomafic head shaper for Senior hafs. Mr. Woolfson: A few lamps for his ancesfors' shades. Mr. Mandell: A fape-recorded Yearbook. Mr. Nafhans: The sleep walking scene from Macbefh . Mr. Seldon. A lexicon of one-syllobled words. Mr. Wilson: A firm of accounfanfs fo check averages. Miss Becker: All fhe apfifude fesfs she wanfs. Mr. Browne: A pifch-pipe fo fune-up for fhe day. Mr. Wallace: A radar-direcfed lasso for cuffers. Miss Davidson: Farley Granger, as assisfanf dean of girls. -QW In 31 1? Y 'ef TWA? ra' f cs 0 couNczL 0 , T WRITERS szilno R YEARBOO K ART ST Q 5? E2 'T :OR LEADERS all SEN 3 ,AQ T, SENIOR COUNCIL SENICDR POLL 8-I 8-2 8-3 8-4 8-5 8-6 8-7 8-8 8-9 8-IO 8-I I 8-I2 8-I3 8-I4 Mos'r Popular Bernard Badami Judy I-lollander Paul Presropino Sandra Glasgow Donald Wenig Ann Presropino Phil Rios Velia Perrazzo Warren Laslso Marie Promuro Maurice Chianese Vanda Raplis John DePierro Carol Solzburg Lowell Cobin Marilyn Giacoia Ken Jones Nancy Garzino Gus Truncali Evelyn Eosco Jerry Kleiman Shirley Palevslry Irwin Dori Carole Bresl Jules Abramovirz Elissa Slrrauss Sruarlr Meyer Sandra Mogelelsky WiHies+ Sam Eisher Joan Deglomini Bob Casrellanele Adrienne Maurer Marrhew Lally Arlene Pilrz Jerry Brodley Denise Girolami Richard Shapiro Mary Ann Marrola Mario Simeone Joan Sheppard Buddy De Palermo Eelicia Marorra Lewis Sahler Iris Weiss Warren Buclcholz Muriel Schichrl John Eorre Lucille Ballajro Richard Gendel Joan Brucaro Irwin Dori Carole Breslr Alan Edelmen Pearl Boral Marc Rosenberg Dorolhy Allman Mos+ Likely +0 Succeed Thomas Reid Margarel Milone Waller Bourgeois Theresa Izzo Prank Vaslri Rujrh Seale Melvin Kuppersmirh Virginia Adair Seymour Charas Adrienne I-Ierdes Myron Gordon Elaine Asrohfi Tommy Davis Sheila Safer Vincenr Marlrella Gerlrude I-lirsch Prank Porco Marylou Beck I-larry Quinn Lucille Perrone John Sommerhalder Marian Morino Irwin Dori Barbara Eruman Don Levin Iris Robinson Sruarr Meyer Barbara Dockser fi? In 4 in fn I Here you can blow your own hornl iwvs- gyms? iq. ff .s ,F W A . We sw -ff Qin' QW 'aff' 44 -we MW Q., W, 4, al, I ,zz We w 42 -6 Y ABKOWITZ, MARTIN 8-5 2427 Mallhews Avenue 67 Academic-C.C.N,Y.-Eleclronics Senior Arislag Bio. Laboraloryg Chem. Club, College Rep. Marlin's lhe brighl boy we see, When puzzled aboul elecfricily. ABRAMS, LESLIE 8-I2 2509 Cruger Avenue 67 Academic-Parlrs-Air Transporf Library, Library Club Hall Pafrolg English Booli Squad Flighl lha+'s supersonic, ls fo Les +l'1e srrongesl Ionic ADAIR, VIRGINIA 8-4 2336 Colden Avenue 69 Academic-Sch. of Radio Tech.- Aclress Sr. Arislag Dramalic Club Sr. Leaders, 6.0. Class Rep. All lhe rage, When upon lhe slage. ADINOLFI, AMELIA B-9 2337 Wiclrham Avenue 69 Academic-Monroe Bus. School- Secrelary Bio. Lab.: Dean's Office Amelia lilres slraling-roller or ice, Thinlrs Broadway shows very nice. ALPERT, SONDRA 8-I3 2047 Holland Avenue 60 Academic-Brandeis-Sociologisl Jr. 81 Sr. Arislag Fr. Club Lale Delenlion Sq.g Orcheslra When Sandy fires of people's woe, Sl'1e'Il play wilh fiddle and bow. ABRAMOVITZ, JULES B-I3 2l62 Barnes Avenue 60 Academic Chernislry Laboralory From gloom everyone he frees By his ficlrling ol fhe lreys. ACKERMAN, JUDITH 8-2 l240 Aslor Avenue 69 Academic-N.Y.U.-Sociologisl 7+h Term Rep.: Library Squad, Reading lo Blind: Senior Nighl Judy likes animals, and people foo, She can see lhem bolh in lhe zoo ADDESSO, ELVIRA 8-I B66 Van Nesl Avenue 60 General-Office Worlcer Home Ar+s Room, Miss Cummings Miss Taylor Elvira will never be harried She'll worlc a bil lhen gel married. ALANSKY, EDITH 8-I4 2507 Wilson Avenue 69 Academic-Slale Tech.- Medical Assislanl Mr. Polaclcg Emergency Room Edilh has a simple goal, Around lhe world lo bowl. ALTMAN, DOTTY 8-I4 2l33 Wallace Avenue 60 Academic-N.Y.U.-Slalislical Secrelary Chorus, Yearboolcg Dean's Office, P.A. Rep. Maybe college, maybe a career, Maybe marriage in anolher year. are APPLEGATE, EDNA 8-7 IO3 Carroll Slreel 64 General-Child Care Here's a girl wilh spiril rare, ANDREUCCETTI, DOLORES 8-8 2848 Walerbury Avenue 6l Commercial-Secrelary Service Leagueg Sleno. Office Popular music Dolores enioys, She'Il be a sec. wilh poise. ANHALTZER, HERB 8-I4 6l5 Pelham Parkway N. 67 Academic-Cornell-Agricullure Hall Palrol A-hunling l1e's allen lound Herb likes lo cover ground. ARDIZONE, ADRIENNE 8-9 I637 Hering Avenue 6l General-Dancer Senior Leaders ANGOT, JACOUELINE 8-3 l938 Radclill Avenue 60 General-Fashion Designer Guidance Ollice As a lashion designer, We're sure none will be finer. ANNUCCI, LOUISE 8-4 l826 Radclilf Avenue 60 General-Slenographer Mr. Wilson's Olliceg Newman Club, Heallh Ed. Oliliceg Mr. Burger Swimming and roller skaling lool Here's a counlry girl lor you. 'Nh Luclcy child lo be under her care. Cenler ol slagel Spol light! There's Adrienne shining brighl. ' 41 ARTZT, BERNARD 8-7 2l06 Bronx Park Easl 60 Academic-Oklahoma-C.P.A. Bernie will gel olhers lo pay, By becoming a C.P.A. ASTOLFI, ELAINE 8-6 l82l Paulding Avenue 60 Academic-Cornell-Arlisl Usher Sq.: Arislo Horizon: Program Comm. Here's a line girl lo emulale Wilh an arlisl's abilily lo creale. BADAMI, BERNARD 8-I 2556 Colden Avenue 69 Academic-N,Y.U.-Engineer Physics Lab.g G.O. Rep. We hope he'Il slarl in high gear, To become a greal engineer. BALLATO, LUCILLE 8-I0 2529 Mallhews Avenue 67 General-Clerical Worker Snapper ol piclures, lull of lun, Lucille is liked by everyone. ASMODEO, MARIO 8-5 2839 Lawlon Avenue 6l General Mario can'l wrile a rhyme Bul he's had a good lime. AVEN, LILLIAN B-I3 2I4l Holland Avenue 60 Academic-C.C.N.Y.-C.P.A. Jr. Xi Sr. Arislag Pan-Amer. Club Langmuir CI1em.CIubg Clerical Aid Clever Lil has lhe looks, Plays lhe piano and balances books. BAKER, VIRGINIA 8-7 III4 Arnow Avenue 69 General-Secrelary Newman Club: Miss Cummings Reading lo Blind, Col. Day Parade If in Loew's lhere's no seal al all Usher Ginger will answer lhe call BARBA, LOUISE 8-I4 ll55 Pierce Avenue 6I General-Secrelary Teachers, leachers, open lhe gale For here comes Louise, lhe gradu ale. Q E ,-M fl 'V' V 1'1- -.W se..- 'Q' ,7- 'is 47 h .L 2 ,vu .Q-A 1 Ouile a few dolls herel ff Newff' if as... , pf' fp, 4: M ,N 'h,w. . is f my - wr-X, '. l lvw Q.- -...l Xf' BARNETT, CAROL 8-I3 2lB5 Ballon Slreel 60 Academic-C.C.N.Y.-Bus. Adm. Pan Amer. Club: Sr. Arisla Langmuir Chem. Club: Jr. Arisla Her beauliful big brown eyes Look bolh serious and wise. BASTONE, EDWARD 8-3 2450 Barnes Avenue 67 Academic-N.Y.U.-Eleclrical Engineer Eddie's clirecl and sincere, l le'll make a wonderful engineer. BECK, HERMAN 8-I 76 Winlers Slreel 64 Academic-Slale Tech. Building Conslruclor Herman's a swell guy lo know, Everyone will vouch il is so. BELLANTESE, ALEXANDER 8-2 I946 Lurling Avenue 6l General-Pace College- Accounlanl A.V. Aide Al enjoys developing snaps l'le'll figure your faxes, perhaps. BENVENGA, MARIE 8-6 22lB Young Avenue 69 General-Nurse Newman Club Here's lo a girl we know won'l fail, To be a lulure Nighlingale. BART, SEYMOUR 8-l3 2309 Holland Avenue 67 General-Hunfer-C.P.A. Lib. Aid: Lunchroomg Baseball Team Of sporls, Sy knows all 'lhe facels As accounlanl, he'Il add assels. BEATTIE, BRENDA 8-2 272l Barker Avenue 67 Academic-C.C.N.Y.--Social Worker Ref., Guidance Office Brenda would like 'ro 'follow a combo Of raising cals and doing lhe mambo. BECK, MARYLOU 8-9 l595 Melropolifan Avenue 62 Commercial-Secrelary G.O.g Science Depi, Marylou enioys dressing up, Someday she'll win a bowling cup. BELLER, ARLENE 8-I4 335 Easl 205 Slreel 67 Academic-Hunler Admiral: Orcheslrag Malh Ofhceg Class Nighl Comm. Piano playing is her call Arlene brings harmony lo all BERG, CLAIRE 8-I2 2l8l Muliner Avenue 60 Academic-Cornell-Agricullure Library, Biology Lab. Planls and grains she wanls lo grow, We hope lhere's no grass lo mow. K pn.- lg. 2 nf- 4, BERLANT, MORTON 8-6 I 2l60 Holland Avenue 60 General-Slale Tech.-Business 1 Hall Palrolg V.A. Squad Marlon's one of lhose guys e- ve Z ,vw ,X BERNSTEIN, NATALIE 878 2055 Cruger Avenue 60 General--Secrelary Nalalie lilces lo dance and slrale Hopes being a housewife is her Zh Who's very sure lo rise. lale. BIANCHINI, LORETTA 8-4 240 Meagher Avenue bl General-Bookkeeper Swilchboard Operalorg Sludy Hall Lore-Ha will be in lhe swim When she's coolring lor HIM. BISCEGLIA, CATHERINE 8-I3 I253 Crosby Avenue bl General-Dressmalxer Ilalian Clubg Kale a girl wilh loolxs so fair Will be an excellenl coulurier BITTON, ROSE 8-ll 2l37 Bogarl Avenue 60 General-Slale Tech.-Secrelary Admiral: Jr. Arislag Malh Office Rose will give us clues, To wha'f's behind lhe news. BLATT, STANLEY 8-I 2830 Olinville Avenue 67 Academic-Pharmacisl' Slan will malre prescriplions Of all sizes and descriplions BOECHER, LOUISE 8-Il l052 Pierce Avenue bl Academic-Concordia-Teacher Trinily Club: Chorus Piano and accordion she plays ln church worlr she spends her days. BERNSTEIN, NORMAN 8-8 2858 Bronx Parlc Easl' 67 Academic-Cily Hall Palrol Norm leaves our halls Because life oulside calls. BEVILACOUA, OLGA, 8-3 ' 2952 Paine Slreel bl General-Typisl Leaders'-Gym Olga can slrale wilhoul a fall, She's also a whiz al baslzelball. E BILLONE, Joe 8.4 ' 2705 Colden Avenue 67 General-Slale Tech.-Archilecl Cafeleriag Gym Leader To be an archilecl is Joe's ambi- lion, While keeping his body in condi- lion. BISCEGLIA, MARIA 8-b IN l253 Crosby Avenue bl - I' 'L lf' 46 4' . - ..- :xv Academic-Hunler-Secrelary M' llalian Clubg Mrs. Gisolli E V 4? Senior Arisla W' , QW She's sweel and prelly wilh quile I s a brain Maria will find college no slrain. BLACKBURN KATHLEEN 8-7 6I6 Ellsworlh Avenue bl Academic-Packard-Secrelary Newman Club Alhlelic Kalhleen's lull of glee, W Q Lv, 5 '27 v She'll malce a charming secrelary BOBER, BERNICE 8-ll 2230 Hering Avenue 69 ews 5? Gene ral-Slale Tech.-Medical Secrela ry 3: ww Record Olificeg Guidance Office Piano and painls give lhe greal- esl bliss, To lhis G.l. wriling miss. BONNETT, EUGENE 8-4 6 Elm Place bl Academic-Cily Trinily Club: Hall Palrol Gene's enjoying his slay, He seems loalh lo go away f Jr. gt. Columbus caleleria some day, eh? ,- -sr-. we l P I I if fe' . x X W I Q ft? 'si ff ,,,, 15 - , f QW, M. wt . ef? ,W ' rv 'N I I I I I BOOS, VIRGINIA 8-I l92l Hobarl' Avenue 6l Academic-Nurse Mr. Trunz: Senior Leader A nurse wilh a smile hard lo beal' Palienls will find Virginia a Ireal, BORGES, LILLIAN 8-4 l07I Fox Slreel' 59 General-Nurse Library: Pan-Amer. Club Lil's a girl wilh a greal hearl Who'll help lceep a fever charl. BOURGEOIS, WALTER B-2 2530 Yales Avenue 69 Acodemic+N.Y.U.-Scienlisl Arisla Socielyg Chem. Club: College Rep.: Hall Palrol A scienlisl he inlends Io be His goal will exlend Io infinily. BREST, CAROLE 8-I2 2I3l Wallace Avenue 60 Academic-Hunler-Aclress Cheerleader: Pan-Amer. Club H.R. Sec.: Sr. Prom Comm. Brighl eyes and lighl' brown hair In Broadway lighls, her name will glOI'E. BRUCATO, BETTY 8-5 l052 Arnow Avenue 69 General-Secrelary Newman Club: Clerical Service Loclier Room Aid You can easily malie a bel, Thal she'll be Ihe besl secrelary yel. BORAL, PEARL 8-I3 2043 Holland Avenue 60 Academic-Hunler-Social Psychologisl Sr. 8: Jr. Arisla: Mrs. Balich Allendance Office: Jr. Band Tho Pearl's as gay as a bubble, She lilies 'ro help people in Irauble. BOSCH, BARBARA 8-2 945 Hollywood Avenue 6I General--Bookkeeper On dance floor or slmaling rink, Our Barbara feels in Ihe pinla. BRAND, MIRIAM 8-I4 ZI33 Wallace Avenue 60 Academic-Kalherine Gibbs- Low Slenographer Senior Olilice A sweel gal, eFIicienI as can be Mimi will make a model secrelary. BRODLEY, JERRY 8-4 2830 Olinville Avenue 67 Academic-Theolrical Direclor Band: Orcheslra Chorus: Lalin Club Musical Jerry will malce his wages Direcling shows on slages. BRUCATO, JOAN 8-ll 2506 Eenfon Avenue 69 Academic-Slale Tech.-Secrelary Newman Club: Dean's Office Boys Dean's Ol:l7ice Girls: Malh Oflice In her office no gloom Joan will dance around Ihe room. Anyone whom Chem doesn'l Hurry, BRUNO, GUY 8-l0 IB39 Mayflower Avenue 6l General-Air Force-Aulo Mech. Aulo Mech. Shop Dangers he lilces lo lace Especially in o slack car race BUFFA, CHARLES 8-4 IOI7 Dean Avenue 6l General-While Plains- lnd. Chemisl BUCHHOLZ, WARREN 8-9 l8l9 Bogarl Avenue 60 General-Bulcher lf you need meal lor a profein diel l'lere's a guy from whom lo buy il. BUONAIUTO, EUGENE 8-6 7l9 Calhoun Avenue 6l General--Policeman Gene will never slap, Unlil he becomes a cop. BURDI, ALDO 8-8 3048 Coddinglon Avenue 6l Academic--Cooper Union- Archilecl' Aldo's brighl and willy He plans lo rebuild lhe cily. CAl'llLL, MARGARET 8-l4 2722 Pearsall Avenue 67 General-Typisl Newman Clubg Library On lhe dance floor she's a slar, Bul' she'd ralher drive a car. CALDERONE, CATHERINE 8-7 Z9ll Roberls Avenue 6l Commercial-Secrelary llalian Club: Usher Squad Newman Club Brown eyes and lhe righl heighl, Secrelary is her delighl. fU' lO08 Rhlnelander Avenue 60 Commercial Secrelary My CARINI, CARMEN 8-2 Mrs Slern Mr Sawiclu Hendance OFlice Mrs McConnell M A ' ' 1 .' Afffjvlx rmen lilces lo read and draw, And roller slcale, whal's more. CARROLL, VIRGINIA 8-3 2889 LaSalle Avenue 6l General-Secrelary Leaders Club On lhe ice or on lhe courl Virginia's a leader in sporl. Should go lhru life wilhoul a worry. BUSTARD, ROBERT 8-8 2l08 Virgil Place 72 Commercial Sludy Hall Bob says we can slarl grieving, He's sorry, bul he's leaving. CALANDRINO, DOMINICK 8-3 l8l4 Haighl Avenue 6l Academic-Hunler-Businessman Dom is ready lo conless, He's willing lo be a business success. CAMlNS, SEYMOUR 8-9 29ll Barnes Avenue 67 General-Slale Universily- Accounlanl Year Boolxg Sludy Hall Arf Depl. His abili+y's seen wilhoul a lamp Seymour's a golfing champ, CARL, DOROTHEA 8-5 l855 Colden Avenue 60 General-Privale Secrelary Melal Arls Shop Dorolhea will have a happy life, As a secrelary and housewife. CASCIONE, ANGELO 8-9 I947 Pilgrim Avenue bl Commercial-Air Force Hall Palrol, Spanish Office Allend. Olilice, Guidance Depl. Angelo loves lo do lhe Lindy Hop, ln his plane lhe clouds he'll lop. Q72 'ik , V... 1 f.. 'fa Q, yi, on 1 ' 'C , . Y ,, ,f Wx fm 4 E X N aww llls no lime lo muscle inl . 'N fo 4' Q' uh' uw. 'Vi' CASH, SHElLA 8-I3 29lO Wallace Avenue 67 Academic-Oueens-Teacher of Handicapped Sec., V.P. of G.O.: Read. lo Blind 6.0. Member. S3c.g Jr., Sr. Band Children's hearls she's bound 'ro reach, When Sheila begins lo leach. CAVAClNl, JUDY B-B l962 Edison Avenue 6l Commercial-Secrelary Aflendance Orliicep Newman Club Judy gives lhanlxs, For music and lhe Yanics. CERONE, ANTONETTE 8-5 2564 Pearsall Avenue 69 General As lovely a girl as you can see, Ouile a charming personalify. CHESS, ROSE 8-I0 l558 Unionporl Road 62 Academic-Secrelary Miss Diamond, Mr. Faging Prom. Comm., Drar'na'ic Club Rose is charming, lighl and merry, She'll malre a compelenl secrelary. CHIANESE, MAURICE 8-6 32Il Walerbury Avenue 6l Academic Boys' lnlirmary, Baslcelball Team Though vague aboul whal he's adepl al, Whalevor he chooses will be lcepl al. CASTELLANETE, BOB 8-2 l72l Park View Avenue bl General-Navy Sludy Hall, Hall Palrol Aller lhe seven seas he spans, Bobby will draw Floor plans. CERNUTO, THERESA 8-I4 l929 Bogarf Avenue 60 General-Typisl Mr. Sachs Terry al a desk musl linger, Bul she dreams ol being a singer. CHARAS, SEYMOUR 8-5 2l99 Holland Avenue 60 Academic-Rensselaer-Engineer Hall Palrolp Library Squad College Rep. Seymour will go lo Rensselaer To become an engineer. CHESSLER, RUTH 8-5 2720 Luriing Avenue 67 Academic Her quiel manner hides lhe +ru+h, Bul very charming is our Rulh. CHIARELLO, JOSEPH 8-l2 l920 Haighl Avenue bl General-Modern School ol Fholography-Pholographer A.V. Aidg Band, Traclx Tearng Orcheslra Walch lhe birdie. Joe will say To him his worlc will be iilme ploy. mv if 4 ' 235412. f 4' 1 s Q if as COFFEY, ROSEMARY 8-5 3I4I Arnow Place 6l General-Fordham Nursing- Nurse Sr. Leaders Club: Jr. Leaders CHIODO, LORRAINE 8-2 870 Morris Parli Avenue 60 General-Typisl Guidance Office She bowls and swims and dances foo, Bul lyping's whal she'd ralher do. CLEMMONS, JOAN B-2 780 Aslor Avenue 67 Academic-Bellevue Nursing School-Nurse Newman Club: Chem. Club Lalin Club: Palienls gloom will easily disperse When our Joan becomes a nurse COHEN, HOWARD 8- 2l37 Wallace Avenue 60 Academic-C.C.N.Y. Biology Lab.: Hall Palrol: Cafeferia CIOFFI, NORMA 8-2 2903 Middle+own Road 6I General-Secrelary Emergency Aid: Guidance Officei Mr. Halper: H.R. Armed wifh pencil and sleno pad Norma is a model grad. COBIN, LOWELL 8-8 2I62 Barnes Avenue 60 Academic-C.C.N.Y.-Engineer A.V. Squad: Hall Polrol Library Sq.: Rifle Team Lowell's curious lo find Whal goes on inside lhe mind. Q' :i fi L ,. fi , ,Ziff . J - vi uf ' V' . . J' I ,1-' . , 0 rf' L L ',lg. f v if .ff '74-IA lL' W IIB X, f-33 M 1551954 X X. Club: Guidance Office Rosemary's a fearless polar bear She swims in win'fer wilhoul a care. COHEN, IRIS B-I2 2009 Cruger Avenue 60 Academic-Cily-Teacher Bio. Lab: Eng. Olifice Dr. Wachs She will find all her ioys Caring for liHle girls and boys. COHEN, MARLENE 8-9 2036 Cruger Avenue 60 Academic-Juilliard-Singer Chorus: Melody Singers: Pan American Club: Admiral Off. When her voice reaches irs ear, The whole audience will cheer. COLESANTI, ANNETTE 8-3 i650 Casfle Hill Avenue 6l General-Typis+ 'Loclcer Room: Mrs. Wiflxin nneHe's spirils begin +o soar The minule she appears on a dance floor. CONTE, ELEANOR 8-3 3065 Roberls Avenue 6I General-Clerical Worlr When Eleanor's lired of filing reporls, She'll indulge in her favorile sporis. 42 Howard needs more storage space To lceep his girls and slamps in place. COHEN, IRWIN 8-ll 23l6 Lodovicli Avenue 69 Academic-N.Y.U.-C.P.A. Chorus: Chess Club Hall Pafrol If you're scored of Mar. l5, relax. lrwin'll figure your income lax. COHN, SONDRA 8-6 ZI37 Wallace Avenue 60 Academic-Hunfer-Teaching Library: Chorus: Sr. Council: Reading 'lor lhe Blind If her nerves gel very raclied, Sondra can sing and dance and acf. w x COLIN, MARTIN 8-3 60l Pelham Parlcway'67 General-Ci+y-Buyer Baseball A+ baseball he doesn'+ fire He'll have slrenglh 'lo be a buyer. CORSETTI, JOAN 8-I3 2843 Waierbury Avenue 6I General-Texliles Home Room ln making lhings wilh her hands Joan will enioy li'lie's demands. yi-- - '54 qv iiffw if ' if . Q Q... 917' Rx K7 5, .is They lcnow lhe speed of soundl S is 'S N. fa. fv, ' fr -so 46 at 'f ,,... K., fi., if aa -uf, Y COSACCO, RALPH 8-ll 2l20 Wallace Avenue 60 Academic-N.Y.U.-Archileclural Engineer Aulo Mach. Ralph's sel his hearl On a career in arf. COTTURONE, JOHN B-8 2750 Hone Avenue 69 General John is willing lo confide, Thal his fu+ure's hard 'ro decide. CURRAN, MARlLYN 8-I4 I63O Haighl Avenue 6l Commercial-Secrelary Clerical Worlrg Typisl Playing piano makes an appeal, To be a secrelary is ideal. D'ACRl, VINCENT B-2 l82l Haighf Avenue 6l General-Relailer Hall Palrol Vin pursues lish wifh fins And excels in lmnoclcing down pins. DAMESEK, RAY 8-5 2l45 Mallhews Avenue 60 Academic-Univ. of Missouri- Denlisl Library Squad, Hall Palrol Ray will do fine Working in lhe denlal line. ik COSTANZO, JOSEPH 8-l2 I949 Colden Avenue 60 General-Fredonia Slale Teachers -Musician Band, Traclz Teamg Orcheslra He's gol lhe slamina and amloilion Joseph's off 'lo be a musician. COVAlS, LUCILLE 8-3 l834 Edison Avenue 6l Commercial-Slenographer Lucille's a sfenog wilh vim, Who loves lo be in 'rhe swim. DACKO, IRENE 8-II 3lll Schley Avenue bl Academic-Chemical Engineer Clerical Irene likes fo swim in a brook, And lhen go home and read a boolr. DAIDONE, ZINA 8-6 2553 Hone Avenue 69 General-Model Calling all models-here's compelilion, Zina decided lhis will be her mission. DAMMANN, ERlCA 8-4 2l26 Muliner Avenue 60 Academic-Nurse Reading 'ro lhe Blindg Emergency Aidg Hebrew Cullure Club: Orcheslra A lady in while Erica will be A minislering angel, she. Www DANIELLO, JOANN 8-I4 I452 Waring Avenue 69 CW General-Business School- , env H' f 45 1 DECANDIDO, ROBERT 8-2 I849 Wallace Avenue 60 Academic-Salesman H.E. Clerk: Miss Roeper, Infirmary Aid Roberf's quile slick, Al making a camera click. DeG-ENNARO, JOSEPHINE 8-7 2860 Buhie Avenue 6I General-Bookkee er Receplionisl Allendance Oliliceq Eng. Depl. Swifchboard Op., Newman Club Lovely JoAnn iusl doles On Iislening lo music noles. DARIST, BARBARA 8-6 2II7 Sl. Paul Avenue bl General-Privale Secrelary H.E. Ofliiceq Accounling Olilice Mr. Wilson's Office Barbie will help her boss wilhoul' lriclion And on lhe side wrile ficlion. DECATUR, FRED 8-I3 ZI44 Bronx Park Easl 60 Academic-Cily Handball Team Lanlcy Fred af lasl repor'r, Passes lime on lhe hand ball courl. l904 Muliner Avenue 60 Commercial-Slenographer DEGLOMINI, JOAN 8-I D'ARCO, CHRISTINA 8-I0 l923 Radcliicl Avenue 60 General-Complomeler Operalor She'Il lravel over sea and sand And lake alonq her Baby Grand. DAVIS, THOMAS 8-7 28 Holly Place 6l General--Muhlenberg Universily- Phys. Ed. Teacher Baskelball Team Wifh Tom's approach, He'Il make a perlecl coach. P Mrs. Parsons, Class G.O. Treasurer Debils and credils are her delighl, She'II make your books balance righl. DEIANA, LORETTA 8-2 I66I Tomlinson Avenue bl General-Slenographer Miss Slurchlerg Reading lo Blind Lorella linds life far from frivial When she's wilh company +ha'r's conviviol. DEMAIO, LUCILLE 8-8 2927 Wellman Avenue 6l General-Receplionisl' Hospilalily Club, Errand Monilor No one will grieve If by Lucille, +l1ey're received. DePALERMO, SEBASTIAN 8-7 S59 Manida Avenue 59 General-Journalism Admiral, Track Team Buddy wears very speedy shoes, Someday he'll make news. Swilchboard, Mrs. Rowan Joan swims and acls wilh elalion, A marine will greel her wilh an ovalion. DEIBLER, FRANCES 8-ll l64O Williamsbridge Road 6l General-Bookkeeper Frances can sew a fanc slilch Y We're sure life will make her rich. DeMOTTA, RAYMOND 8-9 930 Clarence Avenue 6l General-Upholslering Uncle Ray will have plenly lo repair, Thal his nephews and nieces lear DePIERRO, JOHN 8-7 2854 Wellman Avenue bl Academic-N.Y.U.--Accounlanl Senior Council John's a boy wilh bounce, He'd like lo keep accounls. W. fw- N A ' .V I carl' fs hw O4 QR. Vx fm if' fm f vi ' sw av N J i Q. 1 -. v an 1 Y mf. .Av we fs X Vsfonder whal lhe bill lor lhis one is? ,. J fo-' - 1 af' ' . 4, 2, 'M '-n E . fv.. ' 34- vs.. K.- Age,- 7r. .1 'S-H fa P'-ff. ,- '. ,Avy my, wr X DEUTSCH, BURT 8-i2 2I80 Bollon Slreel 60 General-Eleclronics Track Team, Bowling Team: Library, 6.0. Class Rep. Burl's inleresled in bowling and lracl: For eleclronics he has a lrnaclr. DIA, BRIDGET 8-4 l83l Fowler Avenue 60 Commercial-Secrelary Mrs. Parsons, General Ollice Bridgel loves lo window shop Buying clolhes wilhoul a slap. DiGIORGlO, ADRIANNE 8-5 724 Easl l87 Slreel General Adrianne will be leaving us, Quielly wilhoul a fuss. DINESMAN, HOWARD 8-I4 2I4l Holland Avenue 60 Academic-Cily-Engineer Sr, Arisla, Sr. Play, Boy Leader ol Jr. Arislag Language Office For lrig and physics he has no lear He's going lo be an engineer. DOBKIN, BARBARA J. 8-I3 29ll Barnes Avenue 67 Academic-C.C.N,Y.-Aclress Dramalics Versafile BarlJara's quile willing To do anylhing lhal's lhrilling. DEVITO, MARTHA 8-3 II33 Rhinelander Avenue 6I General-Secrelary Mr. Wilson Marlha gels a liiclc Oul ol sporls and music. DICKMAN, JOHN 8-II 29Il LaSalle Avenue 6l General-Telephone Mainlenance John will be lhe guy Who'll lseep you saying hello' and good-bye. DiMARIO, PHILIP 8-l0 27I5 Pearsall Avenue 69 General-Melal Machinisl Melal Shop Phil loves lo go lasl, ln a car he shools pasl. DiSTASlO, CLAIRE 8-7 2458 Morgan Avenue 69 Commercial-Secrelary Publicalions Olliceg Sleno. Ollice From Claire, lhe lover ol sporls, We gel only good reporls. DOCKSER, BARBARA 8-I4 2036 Cruger Avenue 60 Academic-Vassar-Teacher Orcheslra, Band, Sr, Arislag Cenler ol French Dramalic Arls Though Bobs plays lhe llule, She'd ralher leach lhan lool. DOERR, RICHARD 8-9 ' 2l Poplar Avenue 6l General-Eleclrician -. I . School lo him has been a boul 'Eff' EBERT, MARVIN B-I3 679 Waring Avenue 67 Academic-Fordham U.- Pharmacisl Arisla, Chem. Club, Lalin Club, Library Squad We'd Iilte lo give many plugs, To Marv, who'Il be malxing drugs ELBTHAL, LILLIAN 8-I0 I503 Melropolilan Avenue 62 Academic-Hunler-Aulhor Anchor, Library, Horizon LilIian's high school days were spenl Developing her lilerary lalenl. FABIAN, CLAUDETTE 8-7 l83I Mallhews Avenue 60 Commercial-Secrelary G.O. Congress, Co-op Course Accounling Office, Arl Office Wi+h a very ellicienl gail, Around an office she'Il circulale. FEINSILBER, ARNOLD 8-I I937 Tenbroeclc Avenue bl Academic-Archilecl Traclx Team, Cross Counlry Team, Copy Edilor, Columbus Forum His ambilion won'l be checked, He wanls lo be an archilecl. FERRAIUOLO, GLORIA 8-4 I66I Hunl' Avenue 60 General-Secrelary Afler she leaves, she won'l resl, She enioys life wilh much zes+. DUNKEL, SONDRA 8-4 73I Arnow Avenue 67 General-Traphogen-Fashion Designer DORT, IRWIN 8-I2 204l Holland Avenue 60 Academic-Columbia-Aclor Chorus, Senior Council, Richord's happy 'ro be gelling oul. DFGFHOIIC CIUIDI Mofh OILIICQ The slage will delinilely gain, If il gels Irwin lo enlerlain. DURR, DOLORES 8-3 3329 Bruckner Blvd. 6l Commercial-Receplionisl Mr. Brown's Office Sec. IHT Olllice, Memorah Club' Dolores will enloy her lol Aid Heallh Ed. Office ,wr A designer who calches your eye, She'lI design lhe clolhes you buy. EDELMAN, ALAN 8-I3 2l98 Cruger Avenue 60 Academic-Fordham-Phormacisl Jr. Arisla Have you lever and chills? Gel Alan lo give you some pills. EVENSTEIN, DOROTHY 8-I2 205I Sl. Raymoncl's Avenue 62 Academic--N.Y.U.-Chemisl Arl Edilor of Admiral, Biology Lab, Arl Office, Arl Slalil of Anchor, Senior 8: Junior Arisla DoHie's a chemisl and al hearl, Also an experl al analomical arf. FABRIZIO, MILDRED 8-l 2900 Morris Park Avenue bl General-Secrelary For business she is now quile ripe, Maioring in sleno-fype. FELB, ROBERTA 8-8 2l44 Bronx Park Easl 60 Academic-Hunler-Aclress Mr. Browne I'Iere's a girl whose name you'll see On many a movie ancl lhealre marquee. FERRO, GAETANO 8-6 2882 Roberls Avenue bl Academic-Cily College Soccer Team He macle his bid for fame, In every soccer game. If she can dance on her own yachl. .lg , IIN L. , xx. ,H .Q 1 Q 2 f' Lo. . wx? QR we-of oo Ihis crew meanl' il! FINDLAY, PENELOPE 8-7 I576 Unionporl Road 62 Academic-Adelphi Buyer French Clubg Chemisfry Club Who could fail +o hire, Our Penny as a buyer. FINELLI, THOMAS 8-4 I720 Holland Avenue 60 General Tom likes sporis in every way Because Ihey keep him Irim every day. FISCHMAN, SANDY 8-2 2747 Holland Avenue 67 Academic-N.Y.U.-Wriler Horizong AH'endance Office The world will be much brighler When Sandy becomes a wrifer, FISHLER, LEONARD 8410 2l'-78 Cruger Avenue 60 Academic-L.I.U. Hall Pafrolg Early Bird Service Leonard is a wonderful sporl, In classroom or on baskefball courf. FONTANA, VINCENT 8-I 980 Neill Avenue 60 Academic-Pace-Office Work Audio Visual Aide Olzfice work's iusl a sfunl, Vin really likes Io hunl. FINE, STANLEY 8-II 2I I0 Tomlinson Avenue 6l General-Decorafor Slam will go Iishing a liffle Ialer In fhe meanfime he'II be a decorafor. FINER, STANLEY 8-8 ZISO Wallace Avenue 60 General-Columbia-Physician Presidenf of G.O.g Hall Palrol Acrive in school aFFairs Sfan will relieve his palienls' cares FISHER, SAM 8-I 2009 Cruger Avenue 60 Academic-N.Y.U. Band In all ways swell Whaf more fo +eII7 FISHNER, NEIL 8-I2 2420 Bronx Park Easf 67 Academic-Oily-Veferinarian Bio. Lab: Hall Pafrol If you have a pei' Have him Irealed by Ihis vel. FORTE, JOHN 8-IO 66 Larnporf Place 6l General-Carpenler Sfrenuous sporls he doesn'+ shirk John's a whiz al wood work. sie- 3 2 X ' ov' N .rr rl! I X , it y We f. FORTE, NANCY B-ll 83I Kinsella Slreel 60 General-Wave Guidance Office: Mr. Zimmerman Her palh lo lame she'll pave, By sailing lhe seas as a U. S. Wave. FOTI, JOHN 8-I 2754 Fenlon Avenue 69 Academic-Slale Tech.- Mechanic Hall Palrol If John's around lo fix your bilze, You'll never have +o hilce. FOSCO, EVELYN 84l0 I8I0 Hunl Avenue 60 General-Privale Secrelary Guidance Oliliceg Mr. Fagin Mr. Zimmerman Ev enjoys a lravel folder, She'll go places when she's older. FOX, SHEILA 8-I 2l80 Bronx Parlc Easl 60 Academic-Kolherine Gibbs Friendly, sweel, and arnbilious loo We wish lhe besl of luck lo you. 2 ,f . 2 1 W .I ' ' I I , .' J I I , I V ,lf iff' 1' Lf I 4,1 . .X 1 f' FRANK, MARILYN 84ll 2070 Bronx Parlr Easl' 60 Academic-Ohio Slale lvlodern Dance: Chem Club She never lilies lo shilly-shally Marilyn's a devolee of fhe ballel. FRIED, HARVEY 8-I3 2232 Gunlher Avenue 69 Academic-Cily College- Engineer Horizon: A.V. Squad: Arisla: Admiral Allho Harvey's done enough lo relire, The only place he can go is higher. FREEDMAN, CYNTHIA 8-6 l55O Unionporl Road 62 Commercial-Slale Tech.- Secrelary Library Squad: Guidance Office: Mrs. McConnell Wilh Cynlhia's gel up and go, Her employer's business is bound lo grow. FRUMAN, BARBARA 8-I2 ll88 Lydig Avenue 6l Academic-Pembroke-Teacher Jr. 81 Sr. Arisla: Eng. OFlice Clerical Aid: Fealure Edilor Wifh her beauly and her brains Barbara's life should have no pains FULCI, HENRIETTA 8-8 244l Woodhull Avenue 69 General-Pace-Typisl Library: Sludy Hall azel-eyed HenrieHa's sway due lo her being funny and gay. FRASCOGNA, JEANNINE 84l2 I7l2 Tenbroeclx Avenue 6I General-Radio and T.V. Tech.. Bio. Lab: Columbus Day Parade Jeanie wilh lhe light brown hair Will malre her boss sil and slare. FRIEDMAN, BERNARD 8-II 25ll Cruger Avenue 67 Academic-N.Y.U. Lunchroom Squad As a person he's on ll-me ball, As an alhlele, he wows lhem all. FRIEDMAN, PHYLLIS 8-Il 2l09 Muliner Avenue 60 General-Cosmelician Phyl will always be ready To marry her sleady . FUCHS, HARVEY 8-9 2446 Seymour Avenue 69 General-Eleclrical Engineer Lunch Room Harvey doesn'l follow lhe rule He really enjoys school. ff -,yr X .. f-I 0 Jyt -.:, T I: signin . is 7 Zh f 'IS- W. f GAFFNEY, MAUREEN 8.5 .v I852 Lurling Avenue 6l EVN- . M Academic-Oliliice Worker J Sr. Leaders: Gym Aid V 7 lg? We W Here's a leader who's never cross fl 'LR' i ' D boss. ' li - IA 4 ' Merry Maureen wll delighl' lhe 7 Ever see so many Mexican lumplng beans? GAMBARDELLA, DIANE 8-2 9b9 Morris Parlr Avenue 60 General--Typisl Diane lilies lo dance and swim Thal's how she keeps lrim. GARZINO, NANCY 8-9 l957 Edison Avenue bl General-Clerical Worlr Sludy Hall The bonds ol wedloclc will clasp her When she marries Gasper. GENDEL, RICHARD Bell 29l9 Gerber Place bl General-Eleclrical Engineer Class Rep. lo G.O.g Hall Palrolq lnvenlory Monilor Dick's an ouldoor man, Who's also a ballisfics lan. GIAQUINTO, CATHERINE B-I2 IBI4 Edison Avenue bl General-Clerical Worker Allendance Olilice She loves lo dance and loves lo skale, Wilh her lhe Yanlmees really rale. GINGRAS, JOHN 8-I3 l55l Williamsbridge Road bl General-Mechanic Arl Service, Lunch Room, Rifle Team For him, girls supposedly clamor, Lool: oull l'le's an expert wilh a hammer. GARZINO, FRANK 8-2 l845 Hobarl Avenue bl Academic-Slale Tech.- Eleclrical Tech. Sludy Hall Aide Frank will lind 'lelicily Worlcing wilh eleclricily. GATTO, DOMINICA 8-Z l532 Roberlson Place bl General-Secrelary Mr. Wilson's Office Every girl is her 'friend Toward Sal she seems lo lend. GIACOIA, MARILYN 8-8 2530 Morgan Avenue 69 Academic-Slale Tech.- Medical Assislanl' Music Oliliceg Girls' Locker Room Guidance Olzliceg Newman Club Marilyn will lind life a honey Wilh worlr, marriage, and money. GIANNINI, PHYLLIS 8-7 2843 Easl l95 Slreel bl General-Secrelary Newman Club, Library, Program Room Phyllis lilies lo dance ancl skale, And wilh her boy friend lo dale GIORDANO, CHRISTINE 8-8 lll4 Neill Avenue bl General-Selling Sludy Monilorg Typisl Nol lor long lo be a Miss Is lhe earnesl wish ol Chris. GOLDSTEIN, ETHEL 8-I 2 2504 Bronx Pork Easl 67 Academic-Cily GIROLAMI, DENISE 8-4 I245 Pinchol Place 6l Commercial-Hal Designer Lang. Office, Newman Clubq Orcheslrag Chorus Singing and dancing her greal delighls Denise sure enjoys brighl lighls. GLASGOW, SANDRA 8-2 2824 Bronx Park Easl 67 Academic-Hunler--Teacher Library Squad, Sr. Council: Language Office: Dramalics Club Sandra finds life no myslery Afler reading so much hislory. GOLIA, RONALD 8-5 I639 Crosby Avenue 6l Academic-Sfafe Tech.- GIULIANETTI, JOAN 8-2 l9ll Maffhews Avenue 60 General-Typisl' Mr. Wilson Joan can dance and lype wilh ease, And likes lo 'Follow recipes. GOLDMAN, DOROTHY 8-I2 2l6O Wallace Avenue 60 Academic--Slate Tech.- Denlal Hygienisl Hislory Olilice Everylhing else will become incidenlal She'll concenfrale on mailer denial. Guidance Office, French Club Library Aid: Leaders' Club Tho' E+hel's a serious one, She slill knows how lo have fun. GOODKIN, JOAN 8-2 2077 Wallace Avenue 60 General-N.Y.U.-Secrelary Senior Prom Commillee Graceful Joan wilh 'form elaslic, Loves 'fo lrip lhe light fanlaslic. GORDON, MYRON 8-6 2039 Cruger Avenue 60 Academic-C.P.A. Baskelball Team, Sr. Arislag Alhlefic Rep. lo G.O. On lhe courl or in a class Myron knows how lo pass. GRAU, NANCY JEAN 8-2 l6l Marine Slreel 64 General-Police Woman Leaders' Club: Orcheslra Criminals af large will slap When fhey see lhis lady cop. GRECO, CAROLE 8-l 3l48 Ampere Avenue 6l General-Complomeler Operalor Carole is a charming gal, Who loves lo dance wilh Al. Commercial Ar+is+ His lropical fish wi'rh colors so gay Ronny can draw or pain? all day. GOODMAN, MARILYN 8-l4 2l32 Wallace Avenue 60 Academic-Slale Tech.-Buyer English Office, Spanish Office: Pan-American Club Marilyn's ambilion is lo be a buyer, Of her charming ways we'll never lire. GOTTLIEB, NESSA 8-8 2l6l Barnes Avenue 60 Academic-Nurse Allend. Office: Melal Arls Shop She likes lo dance and ski From ills she'll keep you free. GRECO, ALEX 8-8 l8l4 Fowler Avenue 60 General-Salesman Audio-Visual Squad W X' Al will never fail To make a salisfaclory sale. GRECO, LOUISA 8-6 2437 Yafes Avenue 69 Academic-Teacher QV Co-op Office, Newman Club Louisa likes fhe ouldoor breeze Bul also fo pound 'lhe ivories. N! ,E gtg-,X ' Y refs, 4P ' Rf . Q, -W' This will give you a kick! 14- 3 'EZ Eu? gr'- Z? uw GRECO, SAM 8-9 I959 Lurling Avenue 6l General Sam would like fo go 'far Driving his own molar car GREENBERG, BLANCHE 8-ll 2507 Tenbroeck Avenue 69 General-Teacher Blanche is an unusual crealure, Wha wanfs fo be a feacher. GRITTANI, SAL 8-8 834 Van Nesl Avenue 60 Academic-Salesman Clerical Aid Sal is fhe kind of lad Who can sell lhings like mad. GURR, JACK 8-7 I420 Mayflower Avenue 6l General-Trucker Rifle Club: Baseball Team If Jack has a gre-al deal ol luck, He may ye'r own a lruclc. HABER, FAY 8-3 2039 Cruger Avenue 60 Commercial-Bookkeeper Chem. Lab: Dr. Levilz's Oliliceg Bookkeeping Dep'l. For someone soon she cooks, Meanwhile, she'll leeep books. GREENBERG, ANN 8-9 769 Arnow Avenue 67 General-Fashion lllus+ra+or Allendance Ann has a passion To illuslrafe high fashion. GREENFIELD, BARBARA 8-2 2229 Wallace Avenue 67 Commercial-Secreiary Admiral: G.O. Office: Principal's Office: Ser. League Bubbles would cu? capers If she could work an newspapers. GUNTHER, FLORENCE 8-7 27I4 Cruger Avenue 67 General-Secrelary Newman Club: Miss Cummings: Mrs. Rowan When e'er her spirifs droop, She fhrows a baskelball lhraugh a hoop. GWERTZMAN, MARVIN 8-I 2l8l Wallace Avenue 60 Academic-Oklahoma- Denial Surgeon J.V. Foofball: Hall Palrol: J.V. Baslcelball Marv finds foolball lhrilling, Visi+ him for a filling. HAGLER, ROBERTA 8-4 2l06 Bronx Park Easf 60 Academic-Sl. Teachers College -Teacher H.E. Ohliceg Guidance: Miss Diamond Roberla can lcnil all day, Bul she'd ralher dance and be gal'- 100' HAHN, MARGUERITE 8-8 I603 Yales Avenue 61 Academic-Business School-Sec'y Allendance Office: Sludy Hall Marguerile will lind life unharried, Il she gels a job and lhen gels married. HARRISON, MELVIN 8-I0 2762 Barnes Avenue 60 Academic-N.Y.U.-Teacher Lunchroomp General Ollice MeI's a diehard Gionl 'lan' As well as an ardenl lisherman. HAKIM, ELEANOR 8-4 2325 Wallace Avenue 67 Academic-Queens College- ChiIdren's Social Worker Mr. Feinsg Usher Squadg Sr. 8: Jr. Arislag Reading lo Blind To children she will give her hearl, And all her love ol poelry and arl. HASPEL, LARRY 8-9 2I05 Mallhews Avenue 60 Academic-C.C.N.Y.-Engineer Hall Palrolg Loclcer Room Boy's Infirmary: Sr. 81 Jr. Arisla Larry lilies lhe briny deep, Lile's rewards he'lI cerlainly reap, HAUSMAN, MARTIN B-3 2047 Holland Avenue 60 Academic-Agricullure Hand Ball Team Marlin wanls Iile lo be calmer, He's going lo be a scierililic farmer. HEARON, DAVID 8-I4 929 Easl 2I6 Slreel 69 Academic-Cily College- Civil Engineer Baseball Teamg Guidance Office We make a loasl and add a cheer For lhis lulure engineer. HEIDT, CHARLES 8-I0 I834 Barnes Avenue 60 General-Conslruclion Worl: Charlie is a conslruclive guy Who Iilces lo make pigeons lly. HERDES, ADRIENNE 8-5 764 Brody Avenue 60 General-Legal Slenographer Mr. Helmang Miss Hearle Charming Adrienne will even budge The slony hearl of a lederal judge. HERRERA, ELEANOR 8-4 2866 Dudley Avenue 6I General-Boolilreeper When she's lired ol accounls On a baskelball she'II pounce. HAWKINS, MURIEL 8-3 IOO Caroll Slreel 64 General-Slenographer Guidance Office: Srs Leaders Al sporls she's lull ol zesl, Al slenography she is besl. HEFFERNAN, MARGARET 8-6 II77 Saclcel Avenue 6I General-Airline Hosless Miss Slurchlerg Mrs. Fidellg Newman Club: Col. Day Parade Peggy is a Yankee lan Who lilies lo lravel where she can HERER, WANDA 8-5 2I IB Lurling Avenue 6I Academic-Boolclreeper Shop Service Never on lhe job a sleeper, Wanda will be a good boolclmeeper. HERMAN, DAVID 8-I3 Il35 Waring Avenue 64 Academic-Lawyer Senior Bandp Inslrumenlal Inslr. His musical noles have lraveled lar, Walch him plead before lhe bar. HILLIARD, WILLIAM 8-7 2925 Haslcims Slreel 60 General-Fire Deparlmenl When lhere's a Ere, Bill will slop il from going higher. -fi .- AH. I, nm 'wr 'ff' l 3? if f 'lb' I rt? ,nw .0 ' lv..-f fn, 00- ser' .X , KN ,K K. They know all lhe an lesl 9 ' 5 as MN 2 if x--- - - ga g I ,N 0 J -us mn . C is M- Qi' Q-' - ,K QM Sha., ef? Nl- 5- F1 'Wm fx.. ' 33 HIRSCH, GERTRUDE 8-8 2l5l Cruger Avenue 60 Academic-Hunler-Lawyer Pub. Office, Library Admiral Afler wriling so many reporls, Gerfll have no 'rrouble wifh courls. HOF, BARBARA 8-I0 3l20 Buhre Avenue 6l General-Complomeler Operator Barbara 'Finds life enlroncing When swimming, skaiing, or dancing. HOLZMAN, ALEX 8-3 24l8 Olinville Avenue 67 Academic-Professional Boxer Baseball We're sure you haven'l' long fo wail Before Al is called a Boxing Greol. HUDSON, EDMUND 8-I 735 Pelham Parkway N. 67 General-lnslilule of Banking- Banker You'll have Eddy lo lhank For your money in lhe bank. HUNTER, MARILYN 8-ll l54l Melropolilan Avenue 62 Commercial-Privale Secrelary Mrs. Shiffg Read io Blind, Mr. Rosenlhalg Prom Comm. Marilyn, girl wilh gay demeanor Enjoys very much being a senior. 6 s HOCH, LILA 8-I0 2074 Hering Avenue 6l Academic-Univ. of Florida- Physical Therapis+ Ari Oliiiceg Arislag Bio. Lab: Anchor Sfaliig Clerical Aid Fine ambilion and eyes fha? glow, Here's a girl you oughlr +o know. HOLLANDER, JUDY 8-I 2850 Dudley Avenue 6l General-Nurse Admiral Slahcg H.R. Secrefaryg Heal+h Ed. Office Full of vigor, 'full of vim Judy likes io painl and swim. HORNUNG, CAROLE 8-9 782 Pelham Parkway 60 General-Model Library Sq.: Guidance Dept: Girl's Heallh Ed. Office Wherever she'll go, whalever she'll da, Wi+l1l'Iying colors she'll come lhru. HOROWITZ, JUDIE 8-3 766 Brody Avenue 60 Academic-Slale Tech.-Buyer Chem. Clubg Jr. Red Cross: Business Slalii of all Publicalionsg Jr. Arislo Judy's love of odvenlure bubbles When she helps people oul of lroubles. IERONIMO, MICHAEL 8-9 806 Van Nesl Avenue 60 Commercial Mike doesn'+ have a beef, He lhinks he's c heap big chief. i f 'G 2 'tw lSRAEL, HOWARD B-6 255l Cruger Avenue 67 Academic-C.C.N.Y.-Chemisl Jr. Arisla, Eng. Office Howie will head lhe lisl, As a firsl rale chemisl. JACOBS, CAROL 8-I 733 Arnow Avenue 67 Commercial-Com. Slalioner Mrs. Kaufner, Mr. Brown Blonde-haired Carol lcinda raves, Aboul a genl now on lhe waves. IZZO, THERESA 8-2 2437 Lyvere Slreel 6l Commercial-Secreiary Leaders', Mrs. McConnell, Miss Convy, Arisla She lcnows her sleno, lalces diclo- lion, Enioys her work and recrealion. JACOBS, FRAN, 8-I2 2528 Cruger Avenue 67 Academic-Queens-Music Ed. Sa. Band, Sr. Nighf Play, Orchesirag Admiral Fran's lilies are a fine alliance Of music, drama, and science ,fm JACOBS, ROBERT 8-ll 2OI5 Hone Avenue 6l General-Slale Tech.- Denfal Lab. Tec. This is whal Rober'r's wishin' To be a denial lab lechnician JENNINGS, GERALD 8-I 29l5 Randall Avenue 6l Academic-Slale Tech.- Eleclronics Gerald lceeps his glances To sludy modern advances JESSER, BARBARA 8-8 30 Linden Avenue 6l General-Secrelary Reading 'lo Blind, Miss Convy, Junior Band, Hislory OFF. A secrelary, one of lhe besl, Plays lhe flule wilh plenly of zesl. KALKSTEIN, CAROL 8-I ll Melropolilan Oval 62 Academic-Swarlhmore- Psychologisl G.O. Congress, Dramalic Club, Guidance Office Carol will never sulifer famine lf lhere are minds la examine. KATZ, JOEL 8-9 2l99 Holland Avenue 60 Commercial-N.Y.U.-Purchasing Joel imagines he's very brighl Whenever girls are in sighl. JACOMOVWTZ, PAULA B-l3 2l37 Wallace Avenue 60 Academic-Cily-Teacher Jr. 81 Sr. Arisla, Pan-Amer. Club Eng. OFFice To be a leacher is her goal Her favorile subiecl is Espanol.' JENSEN, FRANK 8-5 562 Cily Island Avenue 64 Academic-Cooper Union- General Conlraclor Traclr Team, English Office Franlr lilces lhings acrobalicg The Navy will find him quile aqualic. KAHN, FRED B-IO 2l9l Ballon Slreel' 60 Academic-Denlisl Baseball Team He will 'Find some greal advenlures Hidden among your denlures KANTOR, LEILA 8-2 285l Barker Avenue 67 Academic-Hunler College- Teacher Miss Cummings, Library No one will aslr for fhe pass When Leila leaches lhe class. KATZ, RICHARD 8-I4 2420 Bronx Parlc Easl 67 Academic-C.C.N.Y.- Eleclrical Engineer Chess Club, Cafeleria No problem is loo involved For Dick +o leave il unsolved. C, gg X .E , I 'fr 45 s V .V wi-1-.. , i e ,,-- 5' x wr- . if 2 , . S... Q iw ,, v. They cu'r good figures! ww. ve. iw.- W, 'rw J 42? W rv' f , hw' -nf , 4 4 f We KAYLOR, MARGIE 8-2 2957 Lawfon Avenue 6I Commercial-S+enographer Healfh Ed. Office: Guidance Dep+: Service League Office To gay Marie rhe world's all sun She's a greal' admirer of fun. KERAMIS, JOHN 8-3 236 Calhoun Avenue 61 General Chorus: Soccer Team He lciclms a soccer ball afar Bur loves +o 'rravel in a mo+or car. KIBITZ, GEORGE 8-6 633 King Avenue 64 Academic-Pra++-Ari Teacher Horizon Ari S+aH:: Ari, Eng. Dept If George conlinues fo persisl He'll be a grear arlisl. KLAMMER, GARY 8-l 2I99 Holland Avenue 60 Academic-N.Y.U.-Engineer Library Squad: Chemislry Club He'll cui a pioneer's pafh This whiz al higher marh. KLElMAN, JERRY 8-ll 735 Pelham Parkway N. 67 Academic-Dulce-Docior A.V. Lab: Hall Palrolg Program Commirfee Jerry finds life sunny If he has cars and money. KELLY, PATRICIA 8-4 2850 Dudley Avenue 6I General-Secrelary Shorfhand she's learned lo falxe, A splendid secrerary she'II make. KESSLER, MARTIN 8-4 2455 Cruger Avenue 67 Academic-Cify-Adverfising Baslcefball Team Marfy's a guy wifh a lol of drive He siarred wilh The Columbus five. KIRSHNER, EUGENE 8-I2 2528 Cruger Avenue 67 Academic-Engineer Bio. Lab: Caleferia Wilh his in+eres+ varied and so clear He'll be successful as an engineer KLANATSKY, FRANCES 8-7 I423 Crosby Avenue 6l General-Secrelary Here's a charming secrelary, Who'll roof The Gianfs +o vicfory KLIEN, CARLA 8-2 I595 Odell Slreel 62 Academic--Queens Library Squad: Admiral: Chemislry Carlo worlxs wilh chem relorfs, And enioys wrifing news reporls. KLEIN, JEROME 8-8 II75 Morris Avenue 56 Academic-Slale School of g Eoreslry-Wildlile Managemenl MCH-1 Offigeg Sr, Ariglqg Track Team, World Evenls Club: Senior Arislag Chem. Lab. Squad To manage wildlife is his desire While sillina in Iron? of a roaring camp fire. KLEIN, HAROLD 8-I3 ' ,M 2725 Barlcer Avenue 67 1 'W Academic-C.C.N.Y.- ff Chemical Engineer Jr. Arislag Chem. Club HaroId's as brillianl as a gem A whiz in Malh and Chem. KLEMENS, KENNETH B-4 2226 Woodhull Avenue 67 General-Navy Track Team: Admiral Library Joel is a perfecl' blend Of good sludenl ancl failhlul friend. KLEIN, JOEL 8-I 2320 Bronx Park Easl' 67 Academic-C.C.N.Y. Ken expecls 'ro lake I-rips On lhe Navy's finesl ships. me .pk KOCH, WILLIAM H. JR, 8-7 22I6 Seymour Avenue 69 General-Cily Senior Bang Handball Team, Clerical: Newman Sociely Inleresled in sporls of every kind He also has a musical mind. KOVICH, NANCY 8-II I739 Mahan Avenue 6I Commercial-Airline Hosless Mr. Wilson When lhe plane begins lo frisk, Nancy will calmly ploy a disc. KOEHLER, EDWARD 8-2 615 Pelham Parkway 67 Academic-Syracuse-Teacher When he's bored wilh his class, He'Il go ouf and calch a boss. KRAMER, CAROL 8-IO 2538 Young Avenue 6l General-Complomeler Operalor Library Aide Angel Carol enioys her wings, As she works she also sings. Z- FUN cf' i f KRAMER, STUART 8-6 KRAUS, ANNE 8-I4 I I 2l98 C,-uger Avenue 60 I844 Hering Avenue 6I I W V Acudemic-C,C,N,Y,-Engineer Academic-Lenox Hill HospilaI- W' English Office N'-N59 M , A. From his course he will no'r veer, TFIHIIY Club: Sleno OHICQ H' Sfu wgnf +0 be an engineer. Of alfraclive nurses we're a crop, MW ' Bul charming Anne will be on lop. f KRAUS, BLANCHE 8-8 2222 Holland Avenue 6I Academic Edilor of Admiral: Sec. of Sr. Arislag G.O. Execulive Council Blanche will be overioyed, When she edils a labloid. KUSHNER, BARBARA 8-I2 2I80 Wallace Avenue 60 Academic-Hunler Leaders, Anchor Office, Gym: Malh Olilice An avid Yankee 'fan is she, Would like 'ro cross land and sea KUPPERSMITH, MELVIN 8-4 2725 Barker Avenue 67 Academic-C.C.N.Y.-Buyer Hall Polrolg Library Who could foil lo hire, Our Melvin as a buyer? KUTNERIAN, RALPH 8-I2 3I49 Counlry Club Road 6I Academic-S+a+e Tech.- Pholo Engraver Ralph is such a handy guy, Grab him girls, he's spry. ws rs 5 ff' s my ,vm I v,4 J VK, I z Q They iusl polished ol? Hamlell l -X wx Y . x-7 . Wi fl. , ei 3 Q ff' . 'Sl Q 1 an a I B .M f a- T' fer QW-ww ,p T 'ew , I 'Z 's 4' . Q ., x. .0 - we 1 ' 'J I .,u Q ,VM Y ' ' 5, ,f f '. 1 if i E .ry l il 35 1 ixs. xi! 2. 5 is eff? . N... A LAINE, RHODA 8-5 2l8I Barnes Avenue 60 Commercial-Slale Tech.- Secrelary Mrs. McConnell, Library, Reading fo Blind, G.Q. Rep. Any business will fhrive, Thal' hires a girl so alive, LALLY, MATHEW 8-3 2345 Wicllham Avenue 69 General-Telephone Company Tracli Team: Clerical work Ma++y has a wonderful lcnaclc, He can run around a +racl:. LASKO, WARREN 8-5 22I7 Hering Avenue 69 Academic-Syracuse Audio-Vis. Sq., Chem. Clubg Hall Pafrolq Library For Warren you can say, Science is his mefier. LAWLOR, JUDY 8-I3 2853 Barker Avenue 67 Academic-Cily College- Anfhropologisf Leaders, Record Office Service Man's origin, no longer los? in misl, When Judy becomes an onlhropologisf. LEIB, RHODA 8-I2 ZIS7 Holland Avenue 60 General-Secrelary Mrs. Kaufner Rhoda finds life loo shorl, For her music, dancing, and sporl. LALEGIAN, LOUISE 8-6 2F20 Lurring Avenue 6I Commercial-S+enographer Leaders Club, Gym Aid On all gym courfs, Louise lalces ihe lead in spor+s. LASH, NEIL 8-I2 1956 Haighl Avenue 6l Academic-Cify Bi. Lab.: Jr. Band Neil is a very preseniable male Vilho lilies fo build models fo scale. LAURIA, FANNIE 8-9 690 Allerlon Avenue 67 General-5+enographer General Olzfice Taking dic+a+ion and pounding keys, Fannie's busier 'fhan a hive ol bees. LECKEY, HERBERT 8-Il l242 Pinchol Place 60 Swimming Team, Trocln Team To lhe Air Force Bob is bound, Things were slow for him on ground. LEUCK, ROBERT B-7 25 Cenrre Sfreel 64 Academic-R.P.l.-Eleclrical Engineer Handball Teamg Newman Club Lanlmy Bob, experl wilh a rubbe ball, Likes wafer besl of all. LEVIN, DON 8-I3 2l43 Muliner Avenue 60 Academic-M.l.T.-Chemical Engineer Langmuir Chem. Club, Chess Club, Sr. Arisla, Sr. Band Don likes lo beal lhe drum, Mr. G's righl hand man, by gum. LEVINE, PAULETTE 8-5 2205 Wallace Avenue 67 Commercial-Pace-Business Adminislralor Lovely Paulie decorales a room, In business, she'Il slarl a boom. LEVINE, DOROTHY 8-5 2I57 Holland Avenue 60 General-Accounlanl Miss Becker, Mrs. Kaufner, Dean's Office Here's a girl wilh lols ol zesl, Dancing wilh Bill she's al her besl LEVY, DORIS 8-I4 2830 Olinville Avenue 67 Academic-Business School- Secrelary Lafe Delenlion OFfice Here's a girl who's felching, She enjoys skefching. . LIBERMAN, IRVING 8-I3 25I5 Olinville Avenue 67 Academic-Cily-Engineer Chess Club, Chemislry, Cafeleria Sure of himself is Irv, From success he'Il never swerve. LIEBENAU, GRACE 8-7 I922 Wallace Avenue 60 General-Complomeler Operalor Trinily Club, Miss Taylor She keeps 6.l.'s smiling, While her work keeps piling. LINDEWURTH, HERBERT 8-I4 735 Logan Avenue 6l Academic-Wagner College- Minisler Here's a boy who never bores, Herb likes if oul of doors LIPPIELLO, LOUIS 8-I0 2892 Wellman Avenue 6l Ac.-N.Y.-Rangers Sch.-Foresl Ranger Hall Palrol If in lhe woods you're in danger, Call on Louis, fhe Foresl' Ranger. LOFRUMENTO, ANITA 8-9 l965 Hobarl Avenue 6l General-Secrelary Mr. Wilson, Newman Club, Heallh Ed. Office A boss will be very glad, When Anila appears wilh pencil and pad. LICHTMAN, MARLENE 8-6 l56I Melropolilan Avenue 62 Academic-Queens-Teacher Read 'lo Blind, Library Aid, Senior Yearbook, Prom Comm. Scholar's mind plus arlisl's hand, l+'s hard lo find anolher so grand. LIMMER, HELEN 8-IO 2260 Olinville Avenue 67 General-Child Technician Library, Admiral, Emergency Room Charming Helen finds her mission As a child lechnician. LIPNIK, MYRON 8-I2 2504 Bronx Park Easl 67 Academic-Cily-Doclor Bio. l.ab. Myron's a boy who's very firm, Scram he'll say +o every germ. LITMAN, MARVIN 8-6 6OI Pelham Parkway 67 Academic-Arizona Slale College -Teacher Audio-Vis. Sq., Tennis Team, Hislory Club ln his classes, lhings will hum When Marv pounds on his drum. LOMBARDO, ANGELO 8-4 l9I9 Colden Avenue 60 Academic Baskelball Team Whalever Angelo hopes lo be, He's keeping a profound myslery. Jusf a gang ou+ on palrol! gy X ST Q .Q 2 sz VM .W 9 Q if -fe ' 1 , .-f I' GSU- AFQQ in , 4' A ii , . ,iw Wim .W 4, .Wal 4 MW, W 1 . yy LONDON, MARTY 8.7 655 Pelham Parkway 67 Academic-N.Y.U. G.O. Rep.q Senior Commilleeg Audio Visual Aide Give Marly a hal' and ball, And his inleres+'ll never pall. MACALUSO, DOMINICK 8-I 2505 Olinville Avenue 67 General He'll experience no shocks Gaucho knows how +0 lsox. MARIANI, THERESA 8-4 2740 Seymour Avenue 69 Academic-PraH--Arlisl Heallh Ed. Office l+'s evidenf and also clear She's headed 'lor an arl career MARKOWITZ, GERALDINE 8-8 2I6I Barnes Avenue 60 General-Housewife Mr. Keslenbaumg Mr. Wilson: Mrs. Mendelsohng Mr. Halper Ta be a housewife is her aim Very soon she'lI change her name. MARTELLA, VINCENT 8-8 2566 Radcliff Avenue 69 Academic-Broolclyn Polylech.- Physicisl Senior Arisla, Chem. Clubg G.O. Congress Rep. Brillianf Vin gives every sign, Of becoming analher Einslein. LUISO, ROSE 840 2866 Dudley Avenue 6l General-Secrelary Clerical Aide Life will nol be hard 'ro unravel If Rose gels o chance fo lravel. MANISCALCO, MlCl'lAEL 8-6 224I Holland Avenue 67 Academic-N.Y.U.-Lawyer Chorusg Chess Clubg Hall Palrol When lhe judge calls a recess Mike can play piano or chess. MARINO, MARION 8-Il I8lI Pilgrim Avenue 6l Academic-Cooper Union-Arlisl' Malh Olficeg Library Marion one who foils Successfully wilh oils. MAROTTA, FELlClA 8-7 l46I Aslor Avenue 69 Academic--l'lunler--Physical Teacher Leaders Clubg C Club: Service Girls Gym In Heallh Ed. she has always led, She wanls To be a leacher of Physical Ed. MARTELLO, CARMELLA 8-5 3l09 Roberls Avenue 6l General-Secrelary General Olficeg Heallh Ed. Off. Carmella's elificienl and neal And also very sweel. ,,, i, , ip, i'.' -my MARTRAGONO, ROSEMARIE 8-5 642 Edison Avenue 6l General Rosemarie oughl +o have no slrife She enjoys an alhlelic life. MASTRANGELO, CORINNE 8-I l835 Tomlinson Avenue 6l General-Secrelary Library: Mr. Krauss: Mrs. McConnell Corinne's quife a dresser upper, Likes fo be laken +o a lale supper. MARX, JUNE CAROL B-l0 2007 Muliner Avenue 60 Academic-New Pallz S+. Teachers College-Teacher Melody Singers: Dramalic Club: Menorah Club June wilh beauliful voice For 'rhe Mel is our choice. MASTRODOMENICO, KATH. 8-I2 I859 Mullord Avenue bl General Girls' Emergency Room: Mr. Brickman: Sludy Hall: Miss Convy A pleasanl disposifion, no clebale She lilies lo sing and dance and skaie. he , F M , .gf -xr :ff MATTSON, MARILYN 8-3 N A V, if 2363 Glelae Avenue 6l 1 Mg, .if-IFS? f My General-Secrelary ' T' 'A' Miss Halslead ,Fifi i F N. Q, QA simple formula 'lor a happy life, iyqlyvw lf! C.'yjy i5i,l1lf4 Firsf a secrelary, lhen a wife. ,ll ,P v O jlufli il 'fowl rl fiild i'ii 7 , l ' f v ii 1 - ,Il i WLM 0 ll MAYER, BABETTE 8-3 5' I, , 19 I ,qi 1964 Lurling Avenue bl L J: N- J f y, 1-fl 1fl General-Oneonla-Teacher ll, will ' ,Aly Leaders: Mr. Whalen: 1,4 .W wiv' K: Guidance Office l ', ,JJ all l' In Q ll Pleasanl Babelfe will have no my dissension, fill' V Pupils lo her will pay aflenlion. MAZUR, JOSEPHINE 8-I2 28l7 Barker Avenue 67 Academic-Cily College-Ari Senior Arisla: Horizon Slaffg Service League Office: Yearbook Pinkie's off wifh quile a rush, To win success wilh painl and brush. MEISNER, LlLLlAN 8-l0 964 Neill Avenue 60 Academic-Bookkeeper Speedy Lil came from Paris lo here, And finished her course in one year. MENDELSOHN, GLORlA 8-I2 l59I Mefropolilan Avenue 62 Academic-Barnard-Social Worker Horizon: G.O. Reporler on Admiral: Senior Arislo Here's a quesfion mark, Who enjoys finding life very dark. MAURER, ADRIENNE 8-2 2l8l Wallace Avenue 60 General-Dancing Inslruclor Mr. Sachs No need lo go lo Arfhur Murray She'll leach you lo dance in a hurry. MAZUR, MARY 8-I3 28l7 Barker Avenue 67 Academic-Queens College- Physician Orcheslra: Horizon Slalif ln lalenl very weallhy Mary will keep people heallhy. MEDINA, DOROTHY 8-4 I836 Wallace Ave 60 General-Typisl General Olilice: Music Dep+. Dorolhy dances and cooks As well as improves ofhers looks. MELLON, ADRIEN 8-2 2l99 Holland Avenue 60 General-Music and Dance Teacher Service Aid: Band Music, dancing and romancing She finds quile enfrancing. MENNA, VIOLA 8-2 l325 S+adium Avenue 6l General-Secrelary You can believe by gollyl Viola's an experl al The volley. ua mm 'ZF 'W'- fr! Plenly ol guide posls herel ,Y X 'wi' Q.- Y.. 'nfl Q, 7 me KM- ,- ,ins to i e,,.,,.f- W. A MERCORA, CHRISTY 8-7 2554 Bouclr Avenue 67 General-Banl4er Chrisly's an excellenl slcale, He'll lend you money al a bofo role. MEURER, DOROTHY 8-8 246 Hosmer Avenue 6l General-Boolclreeper Mrs. Maclfnighlg Miss Davis Boolclreeping, housework, her am- bilions We hope she'II reach bolh posi- lions. MILLER, SHELDON 8-l3 2l78 Muliner Avenue 60 Academic-Wholesaler Hall Palrol Sheldon will provide an excellenl dish He'lI wholesale smolced Fish. MOG-ELEFSKY, SANDRA 84l4 ZI94 Barnes Avenue 60 Academic-C.C.N.Y.- Psychologisl Pan Amer. Clubg Guidance Ofliceg Arisla lJr. 8: Sr.lg Anchor OFlice Curious Sandra lilres lo find Whol goes on inside lhe mind MORANA, JOHN 8-5 l5l6 Aslor Avenue 69 General A buslling energelic sorl, A good friend, a good sporl. MERCURIO, DOROTHY 8-I4 728 Quincy Avenue bl General Clever, prefly, pelife, and sweel' These adieclives spell a girl lhal s neal. MEYER, STUART LLOYD 8-I4 208l Cruger Avenue 60 Academic-Eleclronic Physicisl Pres. Chess Club: Sr. Council: Sr. Aris+a Leaderg Del. lo UNESCOQ Sludious S+u's marlrs are up in heaven His four year average is above 97. MILONE, MARGARET 8-I l403 Waring Avenue 69 Academic-Hunler-Teacher Heallh Ed. Aidg Sr. Councilg Pan-Amer. Club She lilies fo speak Spanish Wilh Joe she's very clannish. MOLINO, ROBERTA 8-5 l55l Williamsbridge Road 6l General Sweel and nalural +o lhe core, For o friend could you aslc for more? MOREAU, TINA 8-I0 28l5 Barlcer Avenue 67 Academic-Cily College-Teacher Language Oliliceg Mr. Alberlg Pan-American Club: Mr. Krauss No maller how much we beseech her, Tina slill insisls she'll be a leacher. K we ,L 553 3. MUCCIACCIARO, MARIO 8-ll 930 Allerlon Avenue 69 General-Iona Chemislry Lab., Library MORELL, GEORGE 8-3 2809 Barker Avenue 67 General-Business George is alive and alerl He'II cause business lo spurl. MORENA, DOROTHY 8-IO 2713 Wallace Avenue 67 General-Secrelary Clerical Service Dorolhy is a musical girl, On a dance floor she can lwirl. 930 Allerlon Avenue 69 General-Drallsman Track Team: Chem. Lab. MUCCIACCIARO, SAL 8-9 MORELLO, ANGELA 8-6 3I I7 Easl Tremonl Avenue 61 General-Privale Secrelary Hospilalily Club, Mrs. P. Cohen Will her boss consider il a crime ll Angelo dances all llwe lime? MOTTOLA, MARY ANN 8-5 22l4 Eenlon Avenue 69 General-Secrelary Girls Locker Room Aller gradualion, More diclalion. ir' -'ff ,4- ,0 W X - Wm .4-,- A.: .c Mario enioys playing wilh a cue Or sending pigeons inlo lhe blue. MULLEN, ROBERT 8-9 l37l Ellison Avenue bl Commercial Service Aid in Gym Bob will never lind life grim If he can sporl around a gym. MCKENNA, EILEEN 8-3 2277 Ellis Avenue 6I Commercial-Slenographer Mrs. McConnell Our Eileen gels a kick, Oul of sleno, sporls, and music. NAGLER, LORRAlNE 8-9 2036 Cruger Avenue 60 Academic-Hunler-Teacher Chorus, Eng. Office When her classroom becomes a bore, Lorraine will lurn il inlo a dancing floor. NAPOUTANO, FRANCES 8-3 2527 Laconia Avenue 69 Academic-Hunler-Teacher Mrs. Noverg l29 The kiddies will love her, il's very plain, Frances would like lo lravel lhe Spanish Main. Speedy Sol likes lo play games He'll realize his aims. MacMENAMlN, GERARD 8-4 i606 Yales Avenue 6l General-Cily College-Buyer Library, Hall Palrol ln lhe library ask lor a card, And lhey wiil produce Gerard. McKNlGHT, GORDON 8-5 I746 Parkview Avenue 6I General-Cop He sails lhe ocean blue, Likes a speeding Jaguar, loo. NAPARSTEK, ARLENE 8-I 2I3I Wallace Avenue 60 General-Typisl Gym Leader, Arlene is popular,versalile, loo Sure lo succeed in wl-nal ever she'lI do. NATHANSON, SEYMOUR 8-I4 2733 Tenbroeck Avenue 69 Academic-C.C.N.Y.-Doclor 6lh Term G.O. Rep.g Prom. Comm.: Handball Team Genial Sy can cul a rug Or easily prescribe a drug. WM: YZ'-as Z-N 'E if f, use v fv '1?': ' 'ke N W' lhings are shaping up, herel P., aye L, ' ,h .. N x gil . . riaad.inaie. fcav if QQ' Q 'VW l W0 VVW 'fm- , A :ff 4' ww, NAZZARO, MARIAN 8-7 l848 Holland Avenue 60 General-Office Worker l'lere's a girl who'll never shirk The delails of office work. ODEKlRK, PATRICIA 8-8 3l85 E. Tremonl Avenue 6l Commercial-Secrelary Secrelarial Service Pal likes people, music and camera snaps, She'll gel along wifhoul mishaps. O'l'lANLON, VINCENT 8-5 I85O Easlchesfer Road 6l General-Rodeo Confeslanl Mr. Trunzg Sludy Hall Vin's life has a course Since he loves lo ride a horse. O'MARA, JEAN 8-7 3l0O Healh Avenue 63 General-Child Care 6,04 Home Arls Well any child will fare Ol whom Jean will lake care OPPENBERG, SHELDON 8-9 2076 Wallace Avenue 60 Academic-Univ. ol Penn.- Denlisl Pan-Amer. Club, Hall Palrol Library Aid, General Work Tho Sheldon can'l sing like a wren He may be an all-American al Penn. NOIK, EUGENIA 8-I2 272i Barker Avenue 67 Academic-Queens Sr. Arislag Sr. Play Yearbook To learn many languages she desires, Of reading and music she never fires. O'DONNELL, RAYMOND 8-9 26I Hollywood Avenue 6l General-Draflsman Affer being here for a shorl' slay, Inlo 'rhe Navy goes our gallan+ Ray. OLIVA, EVELYN 8-9 l965 Pilgrim Avenue bl General-lnfanl Technician Sr. Leader Every youngsler will lake pride In having Evelyn as her guide. O'NElLL, HELEN 8-Il 94C Edgewaler Park 6l General-Reporler Miss Convy She likes dogs and horses And accounling courses OSSO, RAYMOND 8-6 IOS Barnell Place 60 General-Navy Ray has lhe pleasanl nolion Ol navigating lhe ocean. ngzzl' WW OTTOVEGIO, JASPER 8-8 l9l7 Hobarl Avenue bl General OH's a lad who's fine Al lhe end of a foolball line. PACIFICO, MARlE B-5 l853 Colden Avenue 60 General-Secrelary Mrs. Malloy Affer faking some diclalion Marie will reach a very high slalion. PACIFICO, ANN 0-7 257l Colden Avenue 67 Academic-Fordham--Journalism' Admiral: Program Comm. G.O. Councilg Arisla Ann's a girl who is noi very solemn She would like lo wrile a column. PAGLIANTI, FRANK 8-I0 ll54 Rhinelander Avenue ol General-Olilsef Prinler Civil Defense Camping, hunling, and hiking Are all lo Franlc's lilcing. PALADlNO, JOHN 8-6 2566 Radcliff Avenue 69 Academic-Cify-Engineer Chem. Lab: Eng. Dept John is a fellow we're glad lo lznow A+ engineering, he'll malie a go. PAOLA, MARIE 8-ll I639 Haighl' Avenue 6l General-Secrelary Marie's nor going 'ro wail She'll enfer lhe marilal slale. PARADISE, JOSEPH 8-I2 l74l Pilgrim Avenue 6l General-Business School- Accounfanf Jo will be an experl on fhe iob, Aliler he gels lhru being a gob. PARISI, MICHAEL 8-7 367l Eas+ Tremonl Avenue 6l General-Sfale Tech.- lnlerior Decoralor Mille lilies lo sail +he ocean blue Wifh a girl or lwo. PASSMONICK, EDWARD 8-I I 3l I2 Willcinson Avenue 6l General Baseball Team-Baslcelball Team An experl wilh baf and ball, Eddie will fry lo beaf lhem all. PALEVSKY, SHIRLEY 8-ll 2I80 Holland Avenue 60 Academic-Ci+y- Spanish lnlerprefer Service Aide: Sr. Council Pan-Amer. Club: G.O. Del. Shirley will climb life's rungs By spealring many longues. PAPKIN, CECILE 8-3 24l8 Olinville Avenue 67 Academic-Cily-Buyer Mrs. Parsonsg Library H.E. Office Here's a buyer, All sfores will hire PARDES, PEARL 8-ll 754 Brady Avenue 60 General-Teacher Guidance Office-Mr. Zimmerman Chem. Lab-Mrs. Goldsmilh l lere's a preH'y girl, Who's a genuine pearl. PARLANTE, JOAN 8-l2 I836 Radcliff Avenue 60 General-Comp+ome+ris+ Leader's Clubp Gym Aid Joan likes sporls of any kind To dancing also she's inclined. PAULSON, GERALD 8-9 l0l0 Morris Park Avenue 60 Academic-Manhallan-Engineer Baslcelballg All-Cily Team Some very fine college will give a cheer When if sees our slar appear. 45 ff A ms 6, -,. 'Q' 'NN 4- W ,. cw X e e ys e fheir melall PEARL, SELMA 8-i3 254l Olinville Avenue 67 Academic-Hunier-Musician Chorus, Fr. Club, Melody Singers, Forum Panel Selma's songs will bring romance When she fours her beloved France. PERAZZO, VELlA 8-4 2707 Barnes Avenue 67 Academic-Fashion lns+i'rufe-- Fashion Designer French Club, Newman Club Senior Arisia, Program Commifree In Paris Velia will aspire To design 'rhe lafes+ affire. PERRI, VINCENT 8-3 2359 Tiemann Avenue 60 Academic-Manhaf+an-Engineer Library Aid, Hall Pafrol Husky Vin lilies sporis, l+'s engineering fhaf he couris. PILTZ, ARLENE 8-3 2l82 Barnes Avenue 60 Academic-Miami- Commercial Ariisl Anchor Ari, Miss Yama Mr. Whalen, Leaders' Dancing and dramaiics lreep her on fhe go, Bu? commercial arf will earn her dough. PIPE, JOHN 8-9 l527 Mefropoliian Avenue 62 General-Fredonia- Music Teacher Sr, Band, Orchesfra Here's a boy who can pipe a lune l'le'll leach ofhers very soon. PEARLMAN, JOYCE 84I4 2095 Cruger Avenue 60 Academic--Sarah Lawrence- Librarian Olifice Worlc, Sr. Council Senior Nighr Comm. Joyce likes dancing, ballei and 'Folk Wirh her i+'s fun +o share a calre, PERLA, ROBERTA B-I3 679 Waring Avenue 67 Academic-Hunler-Teacher Band, Senior Arisfa, Ediior, Mefal Arrs Anvil , Senior Play, Anchor Red haired Rober+a's all sei She'll reach English wirh a clarinet PERRONE, LUCILLE 8-I0 l845 Hobarr Avenue 61 Commercial-Secreiary G.O. Round and round The rinlr she-'ll skare When a secreiary she will be greaf. PlNETTl, ROSALIE 8-l i373 Crosby Avenue 6l General-Recepiionisr Swiich Board To swim and slaafe is her delighr Al any rink, she's a lovely sighi. PIRRONE, ADRIENNE 8-IO 785 Mace Avenue 67 General-Telephone Supervisor Guidance Office, Newman Club, Srudy Hall, Chorus Adrienne's sure lo rise, And many ofhers supervise . f we ijllii, L? ZW- ff N gi g K PLANT, ROSEMARIE a.3 3l09 Roberls Avenue 6I General-Secreiary AII good Ihings Iife will granf, POLLACK, MILES 8-7 2769 Maffhews Avenue 67 Academic-N.Y.U.-Journalism Maih Depf.: Hisl. Depf.: Hull Pairol: Span. Depl. Diligenf Miles is so many-sided Thai aboui a vocafion I'ze's undecided. To Rosemary, Ihai preify planf. POLLACK, JUDY 8-IO 23I5 Ma+Ihews Avenue 60 Academic-Ciiy-Aiiorney Chem. Club: Chem. Lab. Life will have no flaw If Judy can read and praciice law. POLLOCK, ROBERT SOL 8-4 768 Brady Avenue 60 Academic-N.Y.U.-Engineer Traci! Team: Audio Vis. Squad Bob's a fasi' man on Ihe fraclc Who'II be an engineering craclc. PONCE, DORITA 8-6 I590 Unionporr Road 62 General-Bookkeeper Mr. Sawiclci, Mrs. McConnell Mrs. Helier: English Office In sewing or Irnifiing she'II revel, Bul mosf of all in dancing wifh Mel. PORCO, FRANK 8-9 I625 Edison Avenue 6I General Gym Aid FranI:'s an independenf guy I'Ie'II own his business by and by. PRESTOPINO, PAUL 8-2 I739 Pilgrim Avenue 6I General-Srafe Tech.-Elecironics Bond: Lunch Room Paul finds if no foil To play piano, or Io bowl. PRINCIPE, JOSEPHINE 8-6 I08 BorneH Place 60 General-Secreiary English Office: Newman Club Jo's a very helpful girl, Around a dance floor she can fwirl. PUGLIA, AGATA 8-II 2534 Seymour Avenue 69 Academic-Hunfer-Teacher Bio. Lab: Newman Club Leaders: Healih Ed. OFfice She'II Ie+ her sfudenrs aHen'rion roam When +he Yankees play af home. PONTECORRO, ELENA 8-4 I7I0 Hobari' Avenue 6I Academic-Traphagen- Decoro+or Mrs. Richards: Girls Infirmary Our Elena fills her pale, With ideas on how Io decora+e. PRESTOPINO, ANN 8-3 l640 Asior Avenue 69 Academic-Hunfer-Teacher Mrs. Kaufner: G.O. Class Rep. Sec'y of Jr. Red Cross Club: H.R. Sec'y. Her own clofhes she loves Io sew And ploy ping pong and piano. PRETI, RICHARD 8-5 I65I Hunf Avenue 60 General Sfudy Hall On skares never a mishap Everybody Iiltes fhis pleasani' chap. PROMUTO, MARIE 8-5 l803 Mulford Avenue 6I Academic-Hun+er- Physical Educaior Pres. Senior and Junior Leaders A leader, always on Ihe beam, She'II lead a Hunfer ieam. PUGLIA, TERESA 8-II 2534 Seymour Avenue 69 Academic-Hunrer-Teacher Miss Ligo: Mr. Pollack Newman Club: Leaders Club Terry's gay and never cranky. She roors for each and every Yankee. , R Q I K mi ,i r.l Z- 'SQ'- vi Q , yy 1 V Z' :fi New K , K 5 567 ik 'CN' Boy' Can rhey malce his+ory! .T- Q QUEEN, LITA 8-3 2573 Tenbroeck Avenue 67 General-Secrelary Guidance Office If can easily be seen Thar Li+a's qui+e a queen RACCOPPI, PATRICK 8-I2 3946 Easf Tremonl Avenue 6l General-Commercial Ari' Horizon Ari Sfaff Pal has a crush On oils and a brush. RADZWILLER, STEPHEN 8-I 2l6l Barnes Avenue 60 Academic-Journalisf Ed., Admiral, A.V. Squad Library, Member, G.O. Council Sieve edils our Admiral gaily, Perhaps, he'll run a mefropolifan daily. RAIT, BEATRlCE 8-I4 780 Pelham Parlcway 60 Academic-Hunler-Teacher Sr. Arisla Br Jr. Aris+a Guidance Office Brighl Beafrice sheds a golden lighl Thafs sure fo bring her pupils delighl. RANNUCCI, IRENE B-4 2529 Maifhews Avenue 67 General Library Squad, Secrelary Work She lilies fo sing and lilies lo dance Her head is full of romance. QUINN, HARRY 8-l0 l57l Tomlinson Avenue 6l Academic-McGill U.- Chem, Engineer Trinily Club, Band Chem. Club, ln'l'irmary Harry's made up his mind +his year To be a chemical engineer. RADERMAN, HARRIET 8-9 2009 Cruger Avenue 60 General-Ciiy-Accoun+an+ Reading +o Blind, Sr. Band Sr. Council, Orchesira A+ Harrie+'s abililies we sland mu+e Ever hear her play fhe llufe? RAINES, ARTHUR 8-13 2l6l Barnes Avenue 60 Academic-Fordham-Pharmacisf Chem. Club, Library Squad Hall Pa+rol, Phy. Science When Ar+'s around, fun reigns He'll help slap all your pains. RAND, GEORGE 8-I4 607 BriHon Sireef 67 Academic-Cify-Chem. Engineer Chem. Club, Mrs. Roeper World Evenls Club, Mr. Goldsmiih Wifh a chem sei he fools around Le+'s hope G. Rand :lays on ihe ground. RAPTIS, VANDA 8-6 l54l Mefropolilan Avenue 62 General-Housewife Guidance Office Life fo her will have no bloclm, She will enler happy wedlock. S if-ere ,.... 41' ,ac 'iv- '97 RAUCH, THEODORE 8-7 2I I5 Malfhews Avenue 60 Academic-Wesleyan-Physician Lab. Squad: Library Squad Mr. Goldsmifh His accordion will bring palienls delighl' When he becomes a man in while. REID, THOMAS 8-I 2840 Dudley Avenue 61 Academic-Sfale Tech.-Banker Swimming Team Tom likes Io swim in a lank, And make money in a bank. RAYNES, ADRIENNE 8-I4 760 Pelham Parkway Soulh 60 Academic Senior Arisla A dance I'Ioor's Adrienne's delighf, She cerlainly is a charming sighl. REIFF, GLORIA B-8 ZIB7 Holland Avenue 60 General-Typisl Call on Gloria please do When you need someone fo Iype for you. REISES, BARBARA 8-II 208I Cruger Avenue 60 Academic-Hunler-Teacher Hislory Office: Admiral Rep. Blonde Barbara will make her speeches To classes Ihaf she ieaches. RICH, AUDREY 8-4 29I5 Williamsbridge Road 67 General--Slafe Tech. Dean's Olzlice: Guidance Olifice: H.E. Office: Emergency Room Le'r her life be like her name, Rich and lively, full of fame. RIOS, PHIL 8-4 I770 Sfillwell Avenue 6I Academic-Manhalfan-Biolagisl' Track Al' running Phil is a greal' slar, As a biologisl' he'II go far. ROBERTS, STANLEY 8-I2 2440 Bronx Park Easl 67 Academic-N.Y.U.-Adverfiser Audio-Visual Lab.: Gym He wrifes adverlising sheels To lhe music of parakee-+s. ROBIN, EDDIE 8-2 2545 Olinville Avenue 67 General-Slale Tech.- Bus. Adminislralor Admiral A+ sporfs he is a sensalion Buf he will enler Business Adminislrafion. RELLER, ROSLYN 8-2 2I2O Cruger Avenue 60 Commercial-Cily-Bookkeeper Guidance Olifice Parfies Roslyn enhances Parlicularly when she dances RIO, PATTY 8-5 I4l8 Zerega Avenue 6I General Paffy who is liked by all, Cerfainly can play baskeiball. RISI, ERNEST 8-7 IO79 Rhinelander Avenue 60 General-Dancer Ernesf finds life no bore When he's fwirling on Ihe dance floor. ROBERTSON, CLAIRE 8-7 58 Sunsel Trail 6I Commercial-Telephone Operalor Home Arls Claire's sure fo Find some male To walk wi+h her on Sunsel Trail. ROBINSON, IRIS 8-I3 2429 Barker Avenue 67 Academic-Barnard-Engineer G.O. Reporfer: Club Rep. Sr. Arisfa: Sec'y. G.O. Gay wilh Iois of grey mailer Iris enioys spinning a plaller. '16 467 'F ffl' W 1 x WY' .- ix ,nf- w. .,,,,,. 'Sf 5 E , ix Ou Q s s.. Y 0 Easy fo be co-operalive wi+h Iheml X .if,.. V . X s K is nr C' g Q2 0' r 57' M- .Q ww ff. , my ,,. . I ff cv We ,mr ,R fm rf 474. ROBINSON, JEANNE B-4 I575 Radclilif Avenue 60 Commercial-Secrefary Mr. Wilson A model secrelary she should be Because she works eiiliicienily. ROMITA, CONNIE 8-4 2430 Buck Sfreel' 6l General-Ofzfice Work Connie likes io bowl and bake, She'll gladly serve you o piece of cake. ROSENBAUM, HERBERT 8-I3 2752 Bronx Park Easl 67 Academic-Ci+y- Nuclear Physicisl' Hall Pafrolg Jr. Arisla Sr. Arisla: Chem. Club Scienfilic Herb is one of fhose coclgers Who always roofs for Ihe Dodgers. ROSENBLATT, LENORE 8-2 ZIBO Wallace Avenue 60 Commercial-N.Y.U.-Secreiary G.O. Rep.: Mr.Na+hans Miss Slurchler: Miss Becker Lenore is cule and sweel We like Io walch her dancing feel. ROSENSTEIN, BARBARA L. B-4 l925 Paulding Avenue 60 General-Business School-Typisl Aifendance Olilice: Mrs. Wilkin: Miss Diamond Her idea of fun, ls lo lake core of a young'un. 1:1529 ROGOSIN, EDWARD 8-5 25I7 Cruger Avenue 67 Academic-N.Y.U.-Business A.V. Sq.: Hall Pafrol Lunchroom Exil: Guidance Office He'll need a box wifh locks To hold his bonds and slacks. RONNER, VIRGINIA 8-6 I534 Ericson Place 6I General-Bookkeeper Accounfing Office: Sludy Hall A+ dancing or skafing can'+ be beol Also likes 'ro make a Balance Sheet ROSENBERG, MARC 8-I4 2802 Olinville Avenue 67 Academic-C.C.N.Y. Publicalion Office: Hall Pafrol Wafch +his shark He'll make his markl ROSENFELD, JOAN 8-5 2160 Holland Avenue 60 General-Secrelory Bio. Office: G.S. Orlice Some boss will be glad To see Joan wilh pencil and pad ROSENSTEIN, DANIEL 8-6 2504 Bronx Park Easl' 67 Academic-Cify Dan's life has a single dream May il be Elled wilh ice cream. 21, , an ROSENTHAL, BERT 8-i3 2I66 Bronx Park Easl 60 Academic-N.Y.U.-Docfor Debaling Team: School Rep. fo UNESCO Pan-Amer. Club: Chess Club Reporler and lover of malh, His life will ralae an inleresring palh. ROSENZWEIG, ROBERTA 8-4 2320 Seymour Avenue 69 Commercial-Model Clerical Aid To be a singer is her desire Olherwise, she'II become a buyer. ROSENTHAL, ROBERT 8-I 2l I0 Wallace Avenue 60 Acadernic-N.Y.U.- Physical Educalion Baskelball Team: Tennis Team Heallh Ed. Aid: Track Team Robert will gel ahead Teaching Physical Ed. ROSOFSKY, RHODA 8-I4 2074 Wallace Avenue 60 Academic-Hunler-Singer Jr. 8: Sr. Arislag Chorus Though nof averse +o a ring on her Finger Rhoda would like lo be a singer. ROTH, JOAN 8-9 l77O Sfillwell Avenue 69 General-Housewife Newman Club: Miss Robilschek Even wilhoul a sfylish carriage Joan prefers marriage. RUBIN, SHELLY 8-I2 2040 Bronxdale Avenue 60 Commercial-Brooklyn-Business Sludy Hall: Cafeleria: 6.5. Lab. If he's as good in business as here Shelly'll have no cause lo fear. SABATINO, CHARLES 8-I2 l0O5 Rhinelander Avenue 60 General-While Plains- Commercial Arlisl Arr Office: Miss Yama Anchor: Horizon The pleasures of life he will alcford From working al' his drawing board. SAHLER, LEWIS 8-8 l750 Parkview Avenue 61 General-Walch Repairer If your walch is broken, don'l despair Timepieces our Lewis can repair. SARADOFF, MITCHELL 8-I4 2526 Bronx Park Easl 67 Academic-Cily College- Engineer Chem. Club: Clerical Office Mirch is a good man al sporrs, He'll build s+ruc+ures of all sorrs. ROTHLEIN, SAM 8-I2 2738 Fish Avenue 69 Academic-Fordham-Pharmacisl Soccer Team: lnfirmary Aid Sam's a helpful soul, Our champ guarder of The goal. RYAN. MIKE 8-8 6l4 Clarence Avenue 6l General-Mechanic Engine broken down-no panic Call Mike, 'rhe mechanic. SAFER, SHEILA 8-7 2227 Tenbroeck Avenue 69 Commercial-Brooklyn College- Airline Hosless Mr. Wilson's Office: Mr. Brickman: Miss Singer Charming Sheila so very fair, Will be your hosless in The air SALVATI, BEATRICE 8-8 22I4 Kingsland Avenue 69 General-Clerical Worker Home Room: Ar+ Class Service League Office Bearrice will nor fairer In going from office 'ro allar. SARRACCO, MARIE 8-I2 908 Allerron Avenue 67 General-Complomeler Operalor Senior Leader: Program Comm. No sporl makes Marie blanch One day she'll own a ranch. A , Q., ..- . 'QW' we we Luc y ii cani hi? baclcl SARTORI, DOLORES 8-6 2003 Cruger Avenue 60 General-l.B.M. Operaior Eng. Office Dolores is shori' and sweei Tops ai whipping up a balring +reai. SCAUZILLO, JESSIE 8-IO 23I Tiemann Avenue bl General-Secreiary Clerical Aid Jezebel , one of our co-ops As a secreiary she'll be laps. SCHATZ, BARBARA 8-IO 2I60 Wallace Avenue bl Academic-Michigan-Teacher Jr. 8: Sr, Arisiag Fr. Clubg Reading +0 Blindg Chem. Club Tho Barbie's very fond of fun From helping ofhers she'll never FUD. SCHEPIS, JOAN B-I0 2I4I Tomlinson Avenue ol General-Secrefary G.O.g Swifchboard To fwirl around a dance floor ls whai Joan can do fore-vermore. SCHER, HARVEY 8-I3 2810 Olinville Avenue 67 Academic-M.l.T.- Aeronauiical Engineer Hall Pafrolg Bio. Labg Chemisiry Club Harv will sei ihe world on iis ear, When he becomes an engineer SCALCIONE, PHIL 8-6 525 E. I45 Sireef 54 Acadernic-C.C.N.Y.- Paper Buyer Hall Pairol Phil wanis fo have a noillim We hope fhal' life doesn'+ foil'im. SCHAINBERG, MARION 8-I3 2505 Olinville Avenue 67 Academic-C.C.N.Y.-Teacher Orch.: Pan-American Club Arisfa To Marion, everyone gives a loud hello And enjoys lisiening io her play cello. SCHEER, ROBERT 8-8 653 Brifion Sfreei 67 Academic-Ciiy-Lawyer World Evenfs Club Bob will easily ialne fhe lead When judges lisfen fo him plead. SCHEPIS, MADELINE B-7 QI I5 Burr Avenue bl General-Clerical Work Miss Mennay lfalian Club Some boss will have a line worlcer Madeline's ceriainly no shirlner. SCHICHTL, MURIEL 8-9 I4 Sound View Terrace bl General-Civil Service Mr. Sachs: Dr. Ryan Service for Blood Donors For helpful Muriel we give ihanlcs Shell enier ihe civil service ranlxs ,aw SCHRAMM, FRANCES 8-6 2969 Schley Avenue bl General-Privale Secrelary Frances wanfs +o change her name Charley'll see she aflains her aim. SCHULZ, EUGENIA 8-ll l055 Grand Concourse 52 Academic-Slale U.- Medical Assisfanf Senior Arisla Eugenia will never find life drab, If she can worlx in a medical lab. SCHWEIGER, ARLENE 8-5 2I8O Wallace Avenue 60 General-Accounlanl Mrs. Rowan: Miss Diamond Here's a girl wifh a merry hearl, As an accounlanl she'lI gel her slarf. SEALE, RUTH 8-3 l726 Paulding Avenue 60 Academic--l'lunler- Spanish lnlerpreler Sr. Arisfa: Chorus Mrs. Rowan: Miss Diamond Rulh can sew a very Fine seam ln Spanish, she's on lhe beam. SELLMANN, MARIAN B-l 7 Magnolia Place 6l Academic-Policewoman Leaders Club: Clerical Aid Criminals will all reform When lhey see Marian in uniform. SCHIUMO, FRANK 8-I 249 Davis Avenue General Frank is a baseball man '67 Who likes lo loolc spic and span. SCHNEIDER, REBECCA 8-IO 25l8 Bronx Park Easf 67 General-N.Y.U.-Teacher Her lalenls are seen al a glance She loves lo painl' and dance. SCHMIDT, VALERIE 8-8 550 Logan Avenue 6l Academic-Secrelary Trinily Club Val will make some exec A firsl class private sec SCHNEIDERMAN, HAROLD 8-9 ll20 Mace Avenue 60 General-N.Y.U.-C.P.A. Library Aid: Hall Palrol Harold lhinlcs i+'s iusl duclr soup To sink a ball lhrough lhe loop. SCHULMAN, EDDIE 8-6 758 Brady Avenue 60 Academic-Fordham-Pharmacisl Baseball Team: Malh Service A+ The bal, he slugs, His life worlc's making drugs. SCHWARTZ, EVELYN 8-3 ZI36 Wallace Avenue 60 Academic-Hunler-Law Sfeno. Senior Council: Chorus Though Evelyn lilies lo acl dramalic, Her palh is 'iar from erralic, SCUDDER, MERLE, 8-3 I943 Narragansell Avenue 6l General-Typisl Allendance Off.: Guidance OH. Friendly lo everyone she sees, Her employers she'll surely please SEESTALLER, LILLIAN 8-2 225l Hermany Avenue 6l Academic-Hunler Mr. Goldsmifh Greal happiness Lillian can reach By playing her accordion on 'rhe beach. SELLS, ELLEN 8-II 2090 E. Tremonl' Ave. 62 Academic-Fashion lns+.-Buyer Junior Arisla: Pan American Club: Anchor: Senior Arisla: Brains and loolcs lo her credi+, Success Ellen will merii. If V Q' 2 , th. 4 fi. -vw ,-. 111+ ,fx 2 e Z s Ea rf 1 WWW 'M' raw 45-7 y so ik- Q0. . Seems lo be o splinler group! SERRETT, JAY 8-7 l827 Haighl Avenue 60 Academic-N.Y.U. Golf Team-Chorus SHAPIRO, RICHARD 8-5 I5l5 Melropolifan Avenue 62 Academic Hall Palrol Fore, yells Jay, Beller gel oul' of his way. Richard, loves 'ro make a friend And he'll be one lo ihe end. SHARKO, CATHERINE 8-ll 32-84 Ampere Avenue 6l General-Typisf Clerical Aid Ca+herine's always quife ready To relain Bobby as her sfeody. SHEPPARD, JOAN 8-6 864 Rosedale Avenue 72 General-Fordham Hospiial- Nurse Clerical Aid: Pan-Amer. Club When ill, i+'ll be grand To have Joan hold your hand. SHKOLNICK, SYLVIA 8-I3 2l82 Barnes Avenue 60 Academic-Ciiy Jr. 8: Sr. Arisiag Sr. Wriiing Com.g Sr. Council Rep. Sylvia likes poefry, Laiin and Greek Cullure she will always seek. SILVERMAN, ALLEN B-9 ZIO6 Bronx Pork Easl 60 Academic-N.Y.U.-Accounlanl Hall Palrol Collecling slamps will help Al relax Afler he's lowered your income lax. SHELKOWSKY, RONALD 8-I4 665 Aller+on Avenue 67 Academic-Cily-Chem. Engineer Maih Olzfice Ronnie we will gladly cheer As a chemical engineer. SHILLING, DORIS 8-I4 2325 Esplanade Avenue 69 Academic-Cily--Psychologisl Maih Officeg History Office: Miss Beckerg Mrs. Nover Doris is inleresled in peculiar lwisis, Her life work is a psychologisfs. SICILIANO, EDWARD 8-I l96 Hosmer Avenue 6l General-Pace-Accounlanf Library Sq.: Hall Polrol Tho Ed will scan someone's books He'd ralher fish in sunny brooks. SILVERMAN, LEONARD B-l 2300 Bronx Park Easf 67 General-Slale Tech. Hall Pairol Whafever may be his aim, His capabilifies will bring him lame. f .LC .P f A ,iff U I gnu ,vw Q-mr f , 2. ,. F . r - Ma... fm SMEDIRA, CAROL 8-7 I5I5 Fielding Sfreel 67 Commercial-Secrelar SILVERMAN, PAUL 8-2 2I2O Cruger Avenue 60 Academic-Fordham-Pharmacisl' Class Rep.: Handball Allendance Office An experr wilh a handball Is our reliable Paul. SINGER, SAUL 8-I4 2300 Bronx Park Easl 67 Academic-Wisconsin U.- Engineering 5+h Term G.O. Rep.: Chem. Club, Hall Palralq G.O. Cily Council Rep. Saul's mind is deep in polilics He knows how lhe governmenl' licks. SMILEN, BEVERLY 8-3 2077 Wallace Avenue 60 General-Secrelary SIMEONE, MARIO B-6 I569 Bogord Avenue 6l Academic-Slafe Tech-Lab Tech. Hall Palrol Mario's lalesf admission Is his wish lo be a lab lechnician SISKIND, DEBORAH 8-7 760 Pelham Parkway 60 Academic-Cily-Teacher Program Comm. Miss Cummings Life is always a breeze When Debby's al lhe piano keys. Y Prin. Office, Library: Sfudy Hall CaroI's a very good skale To be a secrelary is her fale. SMITH, WARREN 8-II 208I Wallace Ave. 60 Academic-N.Y.U.-Accounlanl Capl. Swimming Teamg Baseball Teamg Hall Palrolg Freshman Baskelball On lhe caurl or in fhe lank On Warren you can bank. SOLZBERG, CAROL ANN 8-7 2390 Morgan Avenue 69 Acodemic-JuiIliurd- Ballel Dancing Sr. Arisfag Sr. Leaders, Senior Councilg Girls' Gym People will s+and in rows To walch Carol dance on her foes. SONTAG, MARILYN 8-I3 679 Waring Avenue 67 Academic-Queens--Ar+is'r Sr. Arislap Horizon Lilerary Slafl Horizon Ari Slalifq Year Book Slalif Wilh brushes and painls in her pockels She enioys everylhing. and rockels. SPRINGER, ADELLE 8-8 ZI99 Holland Avenue 60 General-Typisl Mr. Halper Thru life an idea she's carried Become a lypisl, lhen gel' married. Library Office When work keeps pilin' Bev will always be Smilen. SOKOSITS, MARIAN 8-I0 29l7 Lawlon Avenue 6I Commercial-Secrelary Service League Olificeg G.O. Rep. Of sparls and dancing, Marian raves, An office iob is whal she craves SOMMERHALDER, JOHN 8-II I834 Barnes Avenue 60 Academic-Kingspoinl Ins+il.- Marine Engineer Boys' Heolfh Ed. Whiley's life will be free Sailing everywhere on lhe sea SPANO, ANDREW 8-7 735 Pelham Parkway Norlh 67 Academic-Fordham-Teacher Bowling Team Andy gels a lol of exercise, By calching bullerflies. STAHL, JACK 8-I 2I67 Muliner Avenue 60 Academic-Cily College- Musician Orcheslra He'II make his mark in Carnegie Hall He loves music besl' of all. og feaisi It U fi f ws. 'KE Af... , V! 0 Q ig . S 'XM Ne 5 Heres a colleclion of drawing cardsl 4 ' 1 7 -'ii ii iv . ..k d ii f R 'i K' i 1 ed, A cf, . + 1 1' ,KXQ fe are M 255 so 'Y K bi at if ps STAUBER, MARLENE 8-4 I66I Radcliff Avenue 6l Academic-Concordia-Teaching Lafin Clubg Trinily Clubg Usher Squad: Aris'fa Blonde and sweel, smorl' and small As a +eacher she'll wow rhem all. STERN, EUGENE 8-14 2766 Barnes Avenue 67 Academic-C.C.N.Y.-Engineer Hisfory Dep'+, Junior Arisfa Gene can fiddle for a career Bur he'd rafher be an engineer STRAUSS, ELISSA 8-I3 225i Holland Avenue 67 Academic-Simmons- Medical Secrefary Chorusg A.V. Squad English Office Though her hours may be long, She will sing a lilring song. SUGARMAN, GERALD 8-i3 22l6 Fenfan Avenue 69 Academic-N.Y.U. i Chess Clubg Chemisrry Club: Hebrew Cullure Club: Mr. Goldslein Experf wirh roolns and lrnighls, On success he's sei his sighls. SWIMMER, MILTON 8-IO 2078 Hering Avenue 6l Academic--Pra++ lns+il.- lnlerior Decarafor Swimming Teamg Gel your home decorafed by him And you'll surely be in +he swim. STEINGART, BARBARA 8-I0 780 Pelham Parlxway 60 Commercial-Bookkeeper We hope she cloesn'+ hide her laolrs Behind some dull ledger books. STRACQUADANIO, CONNIE 8 l93O Fowler Avenue 60 General-Telephone Rep. llalian Club: Clerical Aid Connie wilh her radianl smile Lilies +0 change her hair sfyle. STUPP, ANNETTE 8-8 2l80 Ballon Srreer 60 General-Pace-Buyer Mr. Narhansg Miss Slurchlerg Miss Mendelsohng Dr. Silbersfein Happy go luclry wifh always a smile, We wish she were wilh us all lhe while. SURIANO, JOYCE, 8-ll 3292 Radio Drive 6l Academic-Police Academy- Policewaman Leaders' Clubq Usher Squad Gym Aide If l have my choice l'd like +0 be pinched by Joyce. TAMBURELLO, SADIE 8-8 I67 Delancey Place 60 General--Clerk Malh Ofliceg English Office Miss Halsread A vivacious lass always ready lo please You'lI find her ar lhe nearesl Type wrifer lxeys ,5 TAUSCH, TRAUTE 8-9 l32 3rd Avenue 65 General-Office Worker Trudy likes all oul door life, She'll make someone a splendid wife. TEPPER, BLANCHE 8-I4 l662 Hering Avenue bl Academic-Universily of Conn. Admiral: Malh Office: Sr. Play Comm. Green-e ed Blanche bi of hearl, Y - 9 Likes piano, people, and arl. THOMAS, ANGELA 8-7 l4l7 Overing Slreel 6l Academic-l l unle r-Secrela ry Newman Club This blond, blue-eyed gal, Swims and wriles lo her pen pal, TRUNCALI, GUS 8-I0 l74l Pilgrim Avenue bl General-Sheel Melal Work Band Gus is always in fine fellle, When he's blowing a horn or pounding melal. TANKLEESKY, HERBERT 8-ll 2047 Holland Avenue 60 Academic-Fordham-Pharmacy Hall Palrol ll you're in pain, don'l beef Tank will prescribe relief. TASHMAN, DANIEL 8-I2 272l Barker Avenue 67 Academic-C.C.N.Y. Hall Palrol Danny palrolled our halls Now he'lI wander oulside our walls. TAVANO, FREDERIC 8-5 l8l4 Fowler Avenue 60 General THALER, JOSEPH 846 208l Wallace Avenue 60 Chem. Club: Hall Palrol Joe's a brillianl gem Who's a whiz al chem. TRESPEL, LAWRENCE 8-7 Zl'-78 Cruger Avenue 60 Academic-N.Y.U.- Mechanical Engineer Swimming Varsily halching Larry spends his lime bullerlly calching. Whelher a lable, lamp, or loy, Al fixing lhings, Fred's lhe boy. Academic-N.Y.U.-Chemisl When his lropical fish aren'l TARQUINIO, MARY ANN 8-I 2879 Randall Avenue 6l General-Slenographer H. Ed. Office Columbus and Mary Ann soon will parl The business world will win her hearl. TATEO, JOSEPHINE 8-7 242l Barnes Avenue 67 General-Office Worker Newman Club: Col. Day Parade Jo dances wilh gel up and go Especially wilh Nick, her beau. me .,. ,bay T1,'43f' TUCHMAN, MAU RICE 8-I3 2l80 Holland Avenue 60 Academic-Cooper Union- Commercial Arlisl Arl Clerical His lalenl will give him a slarl, Towards lhe lop in lhe field of arl. ,.. R IW' , : iw' fs -fs-of 1: We TUCKER, WILBERT 8-5 22l5 Bronxwood Avenue 67 General-Manhallan Sch. ol Music -Musical lnslrumenl Bowling Team: Choir Hall Palrol Music and bowling he does like The righl nole he will always slrike, VARANO, BARBARA 8-6 l506 Commonweallh Avenue 60 General-Aulo Mechanic Aulo Mechanic Room A breakdown will cause no panic When Barbara's lhe aulo mechanic Q. Q These young would be merchanlsl A x N . . , . 'ill . , rs.. - .Qc fs , ., Q.. Ixw . S? we 'I 5 Sf- ' . 'W 1 y ,Q N. - , ws--, 35. 'N rg X. 6 ,v,v Y JW 12' -e LQ' -c , . New ZW A gg , .cp ,T , I . I s . . VASTI, FRANK 8-3 2900 Morris Parlc Avenue 6l Academic-N.Y.U.-Draflsman In lhe air, pigeons he 'Flies Tropical fish he also buys. VILLAERANCO, WILLIAM 8-4 I923 Paulding Avenue 60 Academic-Fordham-Accoun+an+ Hall Palrolg Mrs. Maclinighl By bilce or horse or any means, Bill expecls lo see world scenes WEDEMEYER, FREDERICK B-l 7I6 Van Nesl Avenue 60 Academic-Wagner- Lulheran Minisler Presidenl, Trinily Club, 6.5. Squad Cafeleriog Of camping Irips he never bores, For Ihis boy lilies fhe greal oulcloors. WEINBERGER, GERALD 8-I4 2095 Cruger Avenue 60 Academic-Queens-Biologisl Bio. Lab, Cafeferia Ol life, he'lI make a go Worlzing in bio and zo. WEINGARTEN, PEARL, 8-4 2043 Holland Avenue 60 Commercial-Slole Tech.- Legal Secrelary Swilchboard Upon Pearl, everyone doles, She will lalce down legal noles. VENTAROLA, DANIEL 8-6 lO60 Gun Hill Road 69 General-Bicycle Business Book Room Squadg Repair Bicycles in Gym Wilh bicycles he'Il be a millionaire Speeding along wifhoul a core WARE, EVELYN 8-9 876 Kinsella Slreel' 60 General-Receplionisl Mrs. Kaufner In sporls, Ev has much grace, She'll receive you wilh a smiling face. WEINBAUM, IRWIN 8-I3 2l57 Holland Avenue 60 Academic-Cooper Union- Chemical Engineer Caleleriag Chem. Service To success he'll sleer As a line chemical engineer WEINFIELD, EDWIN 84l3 2074 Wallace Avenue 60 Academic-Fordham UniversiI'y- Pharmacisl Dean's Aid: Traclx Team Edwin's se+ fo wreslle Wifh a morlar and peslle, WEINKAUF, EDWARD 8-2 283 Swinlon Avenue bl General-Musician Orcheslrag Band Music is his goal This boy who lilies lo bowl. Iwr , ,, mv.. V sv' -.vw . WEINTRAUB, BARBARA 8-I4 2I20 Wallace Avenue 60 Academic-Hunfer-Teacher G-.O. Class Rep.: Music Office Senior Oliliceq Cade? Teaching Toward her pupils eyes will furn Causing 'rhem much Io learn. WEISS, IRIS 8-8 I576 Unionporl Road 62 Academic-Bryn Mawr--Ar'ris+ Ari Slaff Year Book Life should bring her many ioys Iris likes arl, music and ihe boys. WEISMAN, ANITA 8-IO 2055 Cruger Avenue 60 Academic-New Palfz Teachers- Teacher Usher Squad: Clerical, Reading Io Ihe Blind Anifa plays handball very well Jerry lhinks she's quile a belle. WEISS, JULIAN 8-I 2I99 Holland Avenue 60 Academic-Cily-Engineering Hall Palrol Julian will carve a golden pa+h, Paved wiih his lznowledge of rnaih. WEISSMAN, JOAN 8-I3 735 Mace Avenue 67 Academic-C.C.N.Y.- Polifical Scienlisr Jr. Arisfag Sr. Aris+ag Pan Am. Club Langmuir Chem. Club Charming Joan will learn 'fhe fricks, Thai enfer info polifics. WHALEN, JUDITH 8-IO I86 Fordham Sheer 64 General-Nurse G.O.g Dean's Office: Mrs. Cerrela AI C.C.H.S. one of our coops As a nurse she will be Iops. WILKIE, JOAN 8-9 2533 Fenlon Avenue 69 Commercial-Texfile Finisher A handy girl who knows, How +o design and make clofhes. WINKLER, RICHARD 8-5 I858 Haighl Avenue 6I Academic-Cify Miss Diamond: Miss Safrerlee Whafever career may be his aim, We hope he'II achieve greaf fame. ZENDMEER, ARLETTE 8-I4 2420 Bronx Park Easf 67 Academic-JuiIIiard- Music Teacher Admiral Alumni Edilorg Orchesfra ArIeHe's 'rraveled far and wide, On fhe concerl sfage she'll soon be spied. WENIG, DONALD 8-3 I39-I0 28 Road, Flushing, L. I. Commercial-N.Y.U.-Singer Track Team: Melody Singersg Chorus, Class Rep. Don's gof a voice Ihal makes girls swoon, His singing would beH'er Ihe simplesf Iune. WIEHE, JUDY 8-I2 BI Earley Sireel 64 Academic-William SmiIh- Music Teacher Leaders Club: Band Orchesfrag Trinify Club Music, music all day long Judy fools her merry song. WINDISH, ELIZABETH 3-8 23I7 Bouck Avenue 69 Commercial-Secrelary Miss Kernslockg Miss Davis Blue-eyed BeHy won'+ be bored From here she's going abroad. YOUNG, DAVID 8-9 2079 Wallace Avenue 60 Academic-Ci+y-Navy Hall Pafrolg Sr. Council To be a Yankee pi+cher will safisfy Davy Ofherwise he'lI ioin Ihe Navy. ZITO, VIVIAN, 3-5 I086 Morris Park Avenue 6I General-Secrefary Locker Roomg Ifalian Office A secrefary is her aim Tha+'s how she'Il win fame. arf ,- 41-. ,jf 1 Q-. .Vs 9 ,W MV' -qw' 15 ,,.,...v' Every+hing's all mixed-up here! BONDON, RICHARD 8-4 SI f '31 748 swamon Avenue 6l 've 'K' fe? 95. ,f-.. G nu W., rr' fa.. X General-Execu+ive ln +he wafer, on lhe courl, Diclr's handy a+ eilher spor+. DELUCIA, GRACE 8-I4 l3l3 Bradford Avenue bl General-Secre+ary Eng. Office: l'l.E. Olzlice Sillcy hair and 5'5 in heighl All sporls are her delighl. JONES, KENNETH 8-9 lO45 Easf 232 Slreel bb Commercial-Carpenler Traclr Team Ken carries his own poll, To fell him he's an absolule doll. MCGILLICK, JOAN 8-3 l72l Fowler Avenue 60 General-Typisl Mrs. Maclnloshg Mrs, Parsons Af Joan if's easy la look And she can swim and dance coolr. and COOPERMAN, MARTIN 8-3 2I86 Cruger Avenue 60 General-Slafe Tech.- Refail Seller Lib. Squadq Hall Palrol Selling is his life's vocafion, Baslrerball his recreafion. GOULD, CATHERINE 8-I2 852 Calhoun Avenue bl General-Omce Worlcer Baslcelball Tho' her orfice warlc is up fo par, She'd ralher be a ltraslcerball sfar. KEANE, THOMAS 8-l 2917 Coddinglon Avenue bl General-Molorcycle Policeman Hall Pafrolg Heallh Ed. He wanls 'lo leave o world of books And sel abou? calching croolzs. SMITH, SELMA 8-I4 2528 Cruqer Avenue 67 Academic-Anlioch Sr. 81 Jr. Arislag Mrs. Slein Mr. Halpring Sr. Play Comm. Aclress, piano player, swimmer and slcaler Bound for fun sooner or laler. They cerlainly can needle youl ANDERSON, HUGO 8-3 I644 Luriing Avenue 6l Academic-Fl. Schuyler- Marifime Service Swimming Team, Band On land he's very shy Bul in lhe wafer a speedy guy. BOHMER, RUTH 8-II 3l20 Buhre Avenue bl General-Marine Rulh likes wafching Broadway slars Maybe she'll see lhem in 'rhe Spars. KRASKIN, RICHARD 8-2 256 Cily lsland Avenue 64 General-Slafe Trooper Speeders won'+ gel very far, When rrooper Richards in his car. TRENTINI, ALBERT 8-I 2428 MaHhews Avenue 67 General His hear+ is filled wi+h song While his hair grows long. BENGTSON, CHARLES B-5 l922 Colden Avenue bl General Baskelball Teamg Swimming Team Good lo loolr ai, quife iall Charles is an experi wifh lhe crawl. CHERIAN, EDWARD 8-6 l64l Paulding Avenue 6l Academic-M.l.T.-Engineer Chem. 8: Physics Labs.: Music Depl. No science problem bofhers Ed He'II cerlainly gel ahead. McCAWLEY, ANTHONY 8-I0 lll5 Vincenl Avenue 6l General-Business Machines This place is hard lo forgel' Tony leaves us wilh regrel. WOOD, DONALD 8-IO 78B Edgewa+er Parlc 6l General To Don life has no moan, When he dances and plays his frombone. BIRDT, ROBERT 8-I0 2733 Wallace Avenue 67 Academic-Fordham-Pharmacis+ Baseball Team I+ won'i be long Before we sing Bob's song. KIEFER, ANITA 8-I3 I544 Gillispie Avenue 6l General-Nurse Afier some lime elapses, She'll nurse any Teacher who collapses. 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