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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1954 volume:

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' I ,115 I .V 1- 4 J.- L ii , ,F , j, if 5wqrw2.ff 1 : UL iw N K. it J nc 1 ., 1 ,bln-. , .,, H17 12 !.w!,,!.'7fiK: N-J!! xl Qr .4 fy. 1 'N -4 ,f, , i' ,QA 2':fL. f.,JLMf' X SCHOOL CHR STOPHER COLUMBUS H GH 54 9 E N JU llgllll llggll ,lily 125. -li lla U ll? an hor Edwin A. Whalen DEDICATION The small, animaled man scrawls somelhing hurriedly across lhe board. The class halls ils discussion momenlarily lo glance al whal has been wrillen. ln ancienl limes lhere were iron men and wooden ships, loday il's lhe reverse. The class laughs, lhen someone rises indignanlly and says holly, Thal's nol lrue. Take a look al Mr. Whaien. So we lake a look al him-our lasl lor a long lime, lor Mr. Edward A. Whalen has decided lo lay aside his chalk and Delaney book and seek a newer oullel lor his urbanily and wil. Since lhe school opened, he has lounded lwo ol ils inslilulions, lhe Alumni Associalion and lhe ever popular weekly Salon, launched innumerable Seniors on a sea ol English and composed enough briliianl willicisms lo make him a serious rival ol Winslon Churchill. Mr. Whalen's chiel aim in lhe school has been lo needle us inlo lhinking. Take off your masks he says. I'd like lo see whal you really look like. Evenlually we do lake lhem olf and lry lo become lhe people we really are. Our lavorile senior English leacher will spend his lime on Marlha's Vineyard. He plans lo dabble in wriling and public allairs and become, as he puls il, lhe civic minded cilizen ol Massachusells. We know lhal lhe people ol Massachusells are in lor a very good lime. We cerlainly envy lhem. Therelore, lhe class ol June I954 wilh much alleclion dedicales lhis yearbook lo lhe genial Mr. Edwin A. Whalen-scholar, leacher and lriend. Marlin L Wilson PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE Wha+ con+ras+s fhere are in people's aH'i+udes +owards breakers of rules! A few days ago I was driving near +he exi'r of a one-way s+ree+. A car of a person who evidenily was unfamiliar wifh 'rhe localify 'rurned in'ro 'rhe s+ree+. There was no officer around. lmmedialely, however, half a dozen of us who were in +he s'free'r blew our horns 'lo 'iell him +o back ou'r-+o obey +he rules +ha'r fhe ciiy had se+ up +o help us. How differeni' is +he aHi+ude of many you+hs +owards law breakers! lns+ead of 'felling fhem 'ro 'rurn back, 'ro follow rules, +hey do no+hing +o bring aboul' law obedi- ence in ofhers, even 'rhough lhey +hemselves conform lo direclives. In facf, fhey seem even 'lo shield +hem. They have a sor+ of maudlin sympalhy for +he individual, espe- cially if he is a you'rh, who defies sociely. Oflen lhey noi only do no+ sfop 'rhe rule- breaker, bu+ even resis'r all efforls of 'the au+hori+ies +o delecl him. They have a wrong sense of values. We are conlinually being fold 'lhal' cooperafion wilh socie+y is all +ha+ can save us in fhis afomic age. This cooperalion mus+ begin wi+h youih. A habi+ of giving play +o social consciousness musl' be buil+ up. In +o+ali+arian counlries if is forced on The individual by police melhods. We as individuals mus+ develop il. Are you? MARTIN L. WILSON, Principal l T Edwin J. Browne Year Books grow more precious wifh fhe years, no+ because of lhe Hinspiralional messages conlained in fhem buf because 'lhey call up memories of lhe pasl. Gen- erally, people play +he grea+es+ par+ in lhese memories. We remember +he feacher, nol' 'rhe subieclg 'lhe leammale, nol' l'he game: fhe besl girl, nol lhe Prom. The picfures of lhe people in This book will remind you of many a happy or per- haps no'r so happy momenl' in your life al' Columbus. You may 'lhink back lo 'lhe friendships you formed and conlinued lhroughouf 'rhe years, l'he inspiralion you re- ceived from one oufslanding personalily, sludenl' or leacher. Perhaps, wilhoul' your knowing il al' 'lhe lime, your career was being shaped, your values eslablished, your aHi+udes formed. Yes, you will decide as you browse lhrough 'lhe pages of 'rhe old Year Book Columbus did play a parl' in making me whal' l am loday, a parl of which l ani iuslly proud. EDWIN J. BROWNE, Adminislrcrlive Assislanl Elsa G. Becker W The American way of life! How much we long fo preserve ifs blessings for gen- erafions fo come! Thousands of our sons and brofhers have given fheir lives in Korea fo defend if. Upon whaf ifs essenfial meaning is for each of us will depend whefher if is worfh fhe price: we shall no doubf have fo confinue fo pay for if for a long fime fo come. If if means chiefly fhe maferial fhings paraded in our magazines, fhe fhings fhaf many friendly Europeans and Asians unforfunafely associafe primarily wifh America -felevision, deep freeze, sfreamlined aufomobiles, elecfric dishwashers, beaufiful clofhes-fhen we may quesfion whefher fhese fhings are worfh fhe sacrifice of our lives. If on fhe ofher hand if means essenfially respecf for fhe dignify of every human being regardless of race, creed, or color, fhe habif of helping each ofher in fhe pursuif of life, liberfy, and fhe pursuif of happiness, fhe habif of giving a liff where we can, whefher 'rhrough personal acfs of helpfulness or fhrough iusf iabor legislafiong willingness fo worlc hard, honesfly, and humbly if necessary, if in a word, if means high characfer founded on fhe Ten Commandmenfs and fhe Sermon on fhe Mounf-fhen we cannof quesfion 'rhe cosf, for whaf shall a man give in exchange for his soul? God granf fhaf fhe Columbus graduafes of June l954 may make fhe righf choice, for upon fhaf choice will depend fhe moral force of our Egh+ for our way of life. ELSA G. BECKER, Ad minisfrafive Assisfanf f 0 X , ,f , , , f 1 -':.,p ,:,f 2 ff . H V ff ws. 14 5 1fwjMMQ My f?!5fg1K.1 . Li Aff' ' f , f 1,7 x , ,' 1 f X K nuff X 4 If L 5 A A ,f ,, A f We I .wb- , QQ, QW 7 WW! fx 'T . ,i W X ffx f ff 1 I ffd a , K ff 0 of ff fm f , V! if fl ff , wx!!! ff f 'lf f ,fy ' , 1 Z, gp, , mi , A tw. ,,,, , 4,-Q f x 7 Ja Q . Q raw . ep, fw pi M 1 , gym , fssxfgfzf ,,,,,1:. V Qui v M - 1 X on. KURZBKND f I f 1 f , 84 MR 1, 6 , Mr M?SS ROBITSCHEK GARAFOLA . COHEN 8-I O DR. YOU NGWOOD A SENIOR MR. DUNN - LIBRARIAN MRS, ZOQQMAN TEACHERS M A CLASSES A ' 8-i 2 MR. BURGER FIDELL 8-3 MR. MENT 8-I l MR. KRAUSS 8-8 MISS BOYAJlAN 3-5 MR,KUNTZ 8-I3 MR. WHALEN 8-2 MRS. WHITMAN 8-I MRS. HARRIS ANCHOR ADVISORS I Q N X I W M f QV X 7 R m , , ,.,. L. 2 K 0 Nj Qs . X iffy .fl ,, ,V -V N j ww 1 ,: , w!g5Q M N , f' 'ww ,jj ,v , 7 fy, fr Q l 41, f R, I Y ww. ,I 1. R524 , X A .sv My Q02 M -.-,g5,.gsM4 A S Masg CASHERM UEBERMAN MRS. GANGEL MR. MANDELL ANCHOR STAFF Rochelle Beigel Joan De Vergiles Janice AIH:esI' Lisbe+h Birdseye Joel Ehre Paul Kaufman MiIIicen+ Sanchez Jack Schwarfz Myrna Gorfain Rhoda Hafner Leonard Koenig LIesIy Ci+ron EDITORIAL BOARD Eve Serenson LITERARY STAFF ART STAFF Melvin Wacks BUSINESS STAFF Marion Fox Ernie Herman Laura Seidner Edward Soricen Suzanne Surkes EiIeen SvigaIs Melvin Wacks Es'II'1er Weissenberg Caroi MirsIcy Louise SaIva+ore Irene SeaIe E+heI MoIiver FACULTY ADVISERS LiI'erary , Ari' .. , PhoI'o Business I .. Senior Coordina'Ior uMr. Sidney MandeII Mrs. Fanny K. Casher . ,.Mrs. Mar'rha Gangel . ,.Mr. Irving Lieberman Mr. Rubin Cohen Cover Design by Irene Seale THAT URGE, AGAIN ! Affer weafhering many monfhs of careful deliberafion, endless fempfafions on fhe program commiffee, and assorfed bi+s of bribery, flaffery, and fhreafs from various English feachers, I found myself programmed for English 65C. Faced wifh fhis realiza- fion I fried fo cheer myself wifh fhoughfs of Mr. Marshall, who was reporfed fo have said, People who fhink fhey're Edna Sf. Vincenf Millay or Carl Sandburg oughf fo know fhe difference. This afforded me Iiffle comforf, as I'd enioyed fhinking I was Carl Sandburg-I was even IeHing my bangs grow down over my eyes fo carry ouf fhis brillianf self-decepfion. Finally, C-Day arrived. I dragged my relucfanf Iiffle size nine's fo I77 and plopped my books on fhe desk nearesf fhe door. Doing so, I overheard a blond girl asking Joel Eyre if he was relafed fo Jane Iof fhe same name.I I sfumbled fhrough fhe screeching mob foward fhe desk, fhinking, If fhese be infellecfuals, Ief us make fhe mosf of fhemI II have always been foleranf foward minorify groups.I I was diverfed from my course, however, by Laura and Alice. who dragged me in fhe direcfion of fhe Iasf row wifh elafed cries of how simply grand fhaf I had de- cided fo fake if and how simply wonderful fhaf I was going fo sif wifh fhem. Affer having been broughf my books by special messenger and anchored fo my seaf by Laura, who was engaging me in conversafion on whaf fun if was going fo be, I resigned myself fo my fafe. I was mercifully rescued from Laura's well meaning harangue by fhe enfrance of Mr. Marshall. He enfered scrafching fhe fop of his sparsely fhafched head wifh his horn rimmed glasses, and holding his Delaney book fo his side wifh his righf elbow, while he clufched fhe bridge of his nose wifh his righf fhumb and forefinger. Doesn'f he look infeIIigenf? Laura whispered Ioudiy as she iabbed me in fhe ribs wifh her pencil. I Ie's so cuI'e! I, personally, felf fhaf he could have done wifh some sleep, or a shof of adrenalin. Oh, yes! I answered complacenfly. Thus pacified, Laura refurned her affenfion and her glance fo Mr. Marshall, sighing noisily as she did so. Mr. Marshall sal' down af fhe desk, resfed his face on his hand and mumbled Bring up your regisfrafion cards one row adduh fime, please! Such indifference-you can see he's an idealisf, Laura murmured ecsfafically. Mr. Marshall, affer having survived fhe ordeal of sfamping our regisfrafion cards and asking fo no avail whefher we'd wriffen anyfhing during fhe summer, gave ouf sheefs of lined yellow paper wifh red margins. These were fo inspire us. We were fo wrife down our sponfaneous sensory responses fo all aspecfs of fhe piece of paper. Mr. Marshall proceeded fo ask sfudenfs for fheir responses. He firsf called on Joel's Bronfe fan. She walked fo fhe fronf of fhe room and reeled off her immedia+e responses. The lines are blue, blue-wafer, wafer-swim, swim-English Channel: English Channel-Queen Elizabefh. Wifhin fen seconds Miss Bronfe had faken us clear fhrough fhe Roman Empire up fo fhe conquering of Gaul, as Mr. Marshall furned various shades of green, The never had been a very good fravellerl. Somewhere abouf fhe middle of fhe period, John gof up and fold abouf his reacfion fo fhe poor yellow sheef. In his defailed analysis he quofed Goefhe. A+ fhis, Joel leaped fo his feef and screamed, Ou+rageous! He's plagiarizing Hemingway. Mr. Marshall, lwho was now sfanding af fhe window, fhe shade cord wrapped around his leff wrisfl shook his head vigorously, and correcfed Joel. ln fhis class we never say 'he'. You're speaking fo John. Joel collapsed fo his seaf once more, a beafen, buf much wiser man. As fhe period progressed fhere were a few more oufbursfs from Miss Bronfe who looked up from her Trig homework long enough fo arouse her infellecfual curiosify. She offered such nofeworfhy inferrogafions as, Why is 'rhaf man hanging onfo fhe window shade? Do you believe in Napoleon? and Whaf ever did hap- pen fo Judge Crafer? Laura gave squeals of glee whenever Mr. Marshall came ouf of his france long enough fo call on Jack for recifafiong Jack always profesfing, l wasn'f raising my hand-iusf scrafching my head! This also amused Sandi who could fhen fry ouf her mosf recenf lesson in Thirfy Days To A More Powerful Horse-laugh. The girls in fhe cenfer row were geffing sfiff necks frying fo look over Marilyn's shoulder as she read True Confessions. She had gained permission fo do so because she held firmly fo her convicfion fhaf if helps feen-agers wifh fheir problems. Richard was keeping himself busy looking up fhe word pofenfial in fhe dic- fionary. Jusf as Joel was abouf fo iusfify his sfafemenf fhaf James Jones' Privafe Bloom had been sfolen from The Sun Also Rises, fhe bell rang. Mr. Marshall was faken by surprise, and in fhis confusion losf his baffle wifh fhe window shade. As l bode him Good Affernoon, he looked like fhe perfecf mafe for Liber+y Enlighfening The World , wifh his leff arm held high in fhe air, lfhe shade had snapped up quife a bifl, and his righf hand desperafely clufching his Delaney book fo his chesf. I eagerly anficipafed our nexf lesson in Creafive Wrifing. . Rochelle Beigel AIN'T IT THE TRUTH Those who work Gel' done, Buf fhose who shirk Have fun. 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T:'n' ,:-x-X---...ti 5 Q95 jig- Y- - 'ws'--:sleek ki' ' W... Niviilii- ' X!i!ii 1m , , an ? THOU SHALT NOT PASS Wanderers fhrough Columbus any period of fhe day will encounfer a sfrange crew of boys placed symmefrically around fhe building on one-armed chairs. These boys, known as The Hall Pafrol, are assigned fo guard fhe halls making sure fhaf no one, buf no one, goes by 'rhem wifhouf proper idenfificafion. This idenfificafion con- sisfs pf a scrap of cardboard called a pass which sfafes fhe year, fhe room, and fhe feac er. For fhe benefif of uneducafed freshmen, I should like fo leave fo my school my sysfem of evading fhese pefrified pafrolmen. l enfifle my sysfem Six Easy Ways fo Oufwif fhe Hall Pafrol. The simplesf scheme fo affempf is fhaf of using a subsfifufe for a pass. A small piece of cardboard or paper of fhe righf hue, inserfed properly in your palm and held af a disfance will look like fhe real McCoy. This is especially possible when fhe male on guard dufy is engrossed in his homework and is foo full of frig fo see sfraighf. The nexf mefhod is fo camouflage yourself. You musf prefend fo be eifher a freshman or a senior. The one fo fry firsf is being a senior. This is achieved by swelling fhe head fhree or four inches and giving fhe hall pafrol boys a Heaven-Pify-You look. When you are sfopped, you simply announce fhaf you are in 8-3, and fell fhe gesfapo fo wafch ouf on Blue Leffer day. The gimmick 'ro fhis is fhaf fhe boy reclining on fhe one-armed chair may jusf happen fo be in 8-3. If you feel fhaf calling yourself a senior is inflafionary, you may assume a fresh- man affifude. This consisfs of shrinking your whole self abouf fhree or four inches and giving fhe hall pafrol boys a pifiable look. You donif falk firsf buf answer all of 'rheir inquiries wifh fimid sobs. Mosf of fhe fime, fhis furns ouf successfully, buf affer a while if gefs on one's nerves fo hear freshmen lecfures on how l gof away wifh if. If fhese should fail, here's one fhaf will achieve ifs purpose fen ouf of fwenfy fimes. lf's perfecf if you're a female. A boy mighf fry if buf he will probably lack fhaf feminine charm. This is called fhe Hello, Baby fechnique. I fhink fhaf fhe boys will agree fhaf a pass from a charming co-ed is iusf as effecfive as a pass from a feacher. The fourfh mefhod is fo walk by as if foo busy fo be sfopped. A pair of glasses and a handful of papers will add fo your presfige. If you are sfopped, you simply quofe some famous office where you are rendering service, such as Mr. Wilson's, and generally you'll have no frouble reaching your desfinafion. My nexT Technique is The Pass By Me As The Idle Wind. This I learned Trom Julius Caesar. The secreT oT This is To nonchalanTIy walk by as if you hadn'T a worry in The world. IT you are asked Tor a pass, a reply of WhyI I haven'T any! wiTh a sIighTIy quicker sTep will suffice. IT These meThods don'T succeed, Then Try The sixTh one. This is To-run! Our guards will be Too sTarTled To chase or, mosT likely, Too lazy. They will make a vow, He shall noT pass This way again, and ThaT may be The drawback To This meThod. The above menTioned Techniques are Tairly easy To Tollow. However, I TorgoT To menTion The besT way To geT around The Hall PaTrol. IT may sound silly, buT here iT is -ask The Teacher Tor The pass! Eve Serenson WHILE YOU WERE HERE . In T950 . . 0 FooTprinTs on Ceiling and AncienT Legends on walls disappeared as Columbus goT The RembrandT TreaTmenT. 0 Bucky D'Andrea TaunTed Columbus girls when he sang IT isn'T Tair Tor you To TaunT me, on boTh radio and The Original TV AmaTeur Hour. 0 Teacher Mr. George GosserT made quiTe a sTir in The Temale circles of Columbus. Handsome as well as TaIenTed he was almosT a member oT The N. Y. GianTs base- ball Team. 0 Elaine Del Guidice danced on rolier skaTes on Ted Mack's AmaTeur Hour. 0 The big quesTion was when will exTra-curricular acTiviTies be back. 0 HerberT Serenson won S50 for his essay Bridge aT Americas in a naTionwide con- TesT sponsored by Pan-American magazines. 0 Ken Abrams was voTed presidenT oT The ciTy-wide G.O. council. 0 ParenTs Turned sTudenTs as The AduIT EducaTion CenTer opened aT Columbus. 0 A volcano erupTed and hydrogen exploded in The Science assembly aT Columbus. 0 Columbus sTudenTs were on The verge oT enioying swimming pool and iuke-box. 0 Danny Fuchs oT Warming The Bench predicTed ThaT pigeon racing will never come To The halls oT Columbus. 0 Bob Swedroe caughT a bass aT The Thousand Islands, 3 ounces under The champion- ship Tor Those parTs. ABOUT FACE! If fhe purpose of fhe draff is fo prepare us for milifary service, as far as Colum- b+us isbconcerned, fhe Penfagon can repeal 'rhe acf righf now-our school has done f e io . Alfhough we have nof been consciously aware of if lcolumbusifes are rarely consciousl, fhis school has followed a program of basic milifary fraining fhroughouf our four and somefimes more years of affendance. Prominenf in fhis regimen is daily exercise for you, fhe prospecfive privafe. This is accomplished easily by program- ming a firsf period class on fhe basemenf floor af 'rhe norfh end of fhe building wifh fhe second period room on fhe fourfh floor, soufh end. Lunch lback fo fhe basemenfl is somefimes fhe fhird period class. Offen if occurs fhe sevenfh period. These exfremes are arranged fo accusfom us fo live for long grueling periods of fime wifhouf nour- ishmenf. Then, of course, fhere is fhe liffle maffer of food in fhe cafeferia and fha+'s all we gef, a liffle maffer. Careful fo observe fhe fheory of rafioning, 'rhe cooking sfaff works on fhe basis of allowing us only enough fo keep our sfomachs quief during classes. This is vifal, for in fime of war collywobbles may make our posifions known fo fhe enemy. lf seems also fhaf fhe chef has heard of fhe old saying An army fravels on ifs sfomach. Thus, in fhe course of dufy, he sees fo if fhaf many of our fellow sfudenfs crawl ouf of fhe cafeferia affer eafing a hof lunch special. Once in fhe lunchroom, fraining in hand fo hand combaf begins over fhe all foo few hard wood chairs. If defeafed, we can, wifh fhe aid of small candies, such as lemon drops and jelly beans, pracfice our firing aim by shoofing our enemies of fhe nexf fable. Since shell shock may offen be broughf on by explosions, we are also subiecfed fo fhe occasional pop of a milk confainer. lf follows fhaf affer four years of fhis we have gone complefely deaf and shell shock is no longer fo be feared. Now we come fo fhe gym. Firsf of all we musf clofhe ourselves in fhe uniforms provided by fhe C-5.0. Sfore, a shop which bears a sfriking resemblance fo fhe Army supply dump. Sneakers are sold fwo sizes larger fhan our feef warranf. Gym suifs and sweafshirfs which fif closely gef fighfer offer fhe weekly washings required by fhe healfh Ed deparfmenf. Affer dressing, we waddle up fo fhe gym for our combaf fraining. Drills in fhrowing hand grenades are obfained effecfively by soff ball pifch- ing, while prospecfive commandos learn fo hif a beachhead in foofball pracfice. Nafurally, we musf learn how fo acf in case of a sneak affack. Wifh ZV4 seconds leff before fhe bell, we are senf fo fhe lockers fo shower, dress and come ouf fighfing. Nexf, of course, is preparing for gas warfare. This is accomplished wifh fhe generous and very-willing help of fhe Science deparfmenf who release sufficienf deadly fumes daily fhroughouf fhe building. Nof only fhaf, buf we are kepf prepared for fhaf anxious momenf before a bomb is dropped, fhaf horrible minufe of waifing before fhe signal for fhe affack. We sif in our rooms waifing in formenf,-2:59, 2:59V2, 2:59fX1, efc. ln an army foo, we musf gef used fo aufhorify. Here feachers supply fhaf useful commodify very ably. Affer four years of fhis, a fough sergeanf af boof camp seems like grandma in comparison. To immunize us againsf enemy propaganda, fhe school has sef up ifs own series of radio free Columbus broadcasfs which go ouf every morning af 9:00 A.M. Lasf buf nof leasf, fhe school has hardened us fo fhe exposure of differenf climafes. Wifh fhe help of sfeam radiafors in fhe summer and open windows in winfer, fhe fop kicks hav? managed fo provide an afmosphere of fhe warm fropical soufh and cold icy norf . No one can say we're nof prepared fo face if! However, on second fhoughf, perhaps, fhe draff acf should be confinued. Affer all, we do need a place fo resf affer four years of Columbus boof frainingl Millicenf Sanchez WHILE YOU WERE HERE . . In I95I . . 0 Barbara Speigel won 2500 dollars and fame in beaufy confesf sponsored by fhe Daily News. 0 Land Ahoy! Mr. Speed refurned fo Columbus from a sfrefch in fhe Navy. 0 English and Biology combined falenfs as Miss Rufh Williams became Mrs. William Hawfhorne. 0 Joan Fofi came off wifh firsf prize in fhe spelling-bee sponsored by fhe co-ops of' Mrs. Kafherine Helfer's Group B class. 0 Mr. Sachs sporfed a fie adorned wifh fraffic lighfs and sfop signs. 0 Columbusifes sef ouf fo become super-salesmen as fhey affempfed fo sell maga- zine subscripfions fo boosf 6.0. funds. U: COLUMBUS IN THQ 26 CENTURY 6? 4 -- A rib 4' .' ' rim I v ,mm Sfcrlob' LOUNG5 ' w ' 0 DUTDOOR cue . L , M 5 X gm N UASSHOO lllllllll gl Bmcouyg I' Qmsskoom QRCLAS 09 Escmmoqg 6 F ei - 'ILELLDUS E 4 74 ' K X STUDERN Tifwcngns ' 'lp 0 'gI3Z3fg.gZg.3.g.g.gZE. EN EN712 W 'dj TRANCE Mai QQ- MT Mk -'WING FROM cms 9 029 T0 CLASS TEA H 06 C5 C ING BY MIZJAL raemuy M 04' 'L gag' GOD QEQPX x N vow ff. xx X MEWNT QE937' f lo ., SATURNA STJDENT f aa L -Q Q 'mr I ,, 41 0 0 Q Q l ' tr .3 4g affiazhhi- ac 1 , . W M, Zh M... N ' W , j. N STUNNT 5 4 g X AS MOTOR To Aw NON 3 N swrmmzns 5 ew 'LO 'jg FUTURE Samson. Q ,xx ww- ff , Q aiu, 'K '11, zz-fx ,.- 9 Tv 'Q' -..,.,. H., -M. .4 -pq 41, , 3 3 iv--. WHILE YOU WERE HERE . . ln I952 . . ' Phil Rios, fraclc sfar, led our feam fo fhird place in fhe Bronx. 0 Willie Faclcler, Columbus' ace ex-cenfer, was named for 'rhe senior all-cify feam. 0 Taffy and Pefunia, school cafeferia cafs, received new collars for Chrisfmas. 0 Females invaded P.S.A.L. compefifion as Columbus' Rifle feam adopfed girl mana- ger Wilma Mifchell. 0 Newly formed golf feam, under fhe direcfion of Mr. Kessler, won five in a row. ' Mrs. Governale, our charming language feacher, confessed she was fhe only girl in fhe class in her school days. ' The old reliables on fhe faculfy baskefball feam answered fo fhe names Bruiser Nafhans, Sfonewall Briclcman, and Muscles Sam Zimmerman. ' Paul Bauer and Danny Scrima led fhe soccer feam fo vicfory in fhe cify champion- ship finals. 0 Our mosf unassuming co-eds proved fhemselves aggressive lwhen need bel af fhe leap year dance, February 29fh. 0 Ex-Explorer, Benny Palcula, signed a confracf wifh a New York Gianfs farm feam. WHILE YOU WERE HERE . . ln l953 . . ' Columbus gunmen hif a bull's eye: won fhe Bronx 'rifle under fhe direcfion of Mr.. Dunn and Capfain Eugene Reshefinlcoff. 0 We bid a fond farewell fo Miss Roeper, Mrs. Saflerlee and Miss Ausfin of our Mafhemafics deparfmenf who refired fo sfudy nafure. 0 Columbusifes sped gaily 'round fhe Mf. Vernon rink af our firsf skafing parfy since I949. 0 We poinfed wifh pride fo Sfuarf Meyer, leading scholarship winner in New York Cify, wifh Sl5,000 in scholarships. 0 The senior band made recordings fo be broadcasf fhroughouf Europe. 0 Helen Kalb, girl wifh a fear in her voice, performed over sfafion WNYE. 0 Soccer feam Capfain Ronnie lMousyl Noferiani received fhe Dollar Savings Banlc award. 0 Ann Bancroff, film sfar, and Ronald La Sfarza, heavyweighf boxer, affended G.O. assemblies. 0 Columbusifes cruised down fhe Hudson River for our firsf boaf ride fo Rye Beach. THE WORLD OF BOOKS Ever since I have been old enough fo foddle, books have had a lasfing influence on my life. My mofher, a woman of sound mind and high infelligence, realizing fheir usefulness, has crammed our house iusf full of fhem. The firsf room where books are of value is fhe kifchen, where fheir primary use is as a fool. They are used for propping up fhe dinner fable, which would ofherwise sag where fhe leg is broken, or as a ladder for reaching fhaf sugarbowl on fhe fop shelf. Affer all, why should anyone spend so much money on a ladder-chair when a Websfer's Dicfionary piled on a felephone book on fhe fable can fake you fo any heighf desired? Books also make excellenf diversionary facfics. While we eaf we suddenly pull ouf a book and become deeply engrossed in if. When Mofher shoufs, Ea+ your spinach! or Wash fhe dishesl , you don'f hear a word because you are foo full of Barfle'H's Quofafionsf' Books can also be used af fhe fable as a racquef for baffing back fo Mom her freshly baked sfone biscuifs. ln fhe bedroom, books have a definife funcfion. l always keep a copy of The Complefe Works of Shakespeare near my bedside fo profecf myself during fhe nighf from burglars. The ofher nighf, unforfunafely, fhe infruder furned auf fo be my brofher. He sfill has fhe face of Shakespeare imprinfed on his forehead. A book also makes a wonderful alarm-clock. When you feel fhe genfle fap of Esar's Comic Dicfionary across your derriere abouf seven in fhe morning, you can easily surmise fhaf if's fime fo gef up. Two ofher imporfanf values of books in fhe bedroom are as subsfifufes for broken window panes 'ro keep ouf fhe cold, and as fly swaffers for pesky inferrupfions of sleep. The fhird room in my house where books are of value is fhe living room. One can'+ lef one's books clash wifh fhe wallpaper, and we have such fun painfing fhe book covers fo mafchl Buf l will say fhaf books are a marvelous fhing for felevision. Five volumes of Dickens easily keep fhe sef propped up fo a comforfable eye level. We find fhaf books make a wonderful safe, for in fhem we keep our sfamp collecfion, our money Tas we don'+ believe in banks or sugarbowlsl and our corsages. Every corsage l have received on an imporfanf evenf in my life is pressed info Sfevenson's Quofafionsu under a quofafion suifable for fhe occasion, of course. Books are also useful weighfs for pressing fogefher glued papers. The favorife for my brofher's sfafisfical work is fhe Columbia Encyclopedia. He leaves if on his num- bers for a few hours and if fhose papers don'f sfick fogefher by fhen fhey are hope- less and never will. My family finds books very helpful for building fhe body beaufiful. Every morn- ing af six we each fake our furn finding fhe flaffesf book in fhe house and frying fo fear if in half. So far l have succeeded fwice la page af a fimel. My brofher is preffy good af if and he says if will evenfually become America's Favorife Pas'rime. We have also found fhaf bifing fhrough paper covered books does far more for fhe feefh and gums fhan a foofh brush, and balancing books on fhe head is wonderful for crushing dandruff. Of course, we have been fempfed fo read books, buf our resisfance fo fhaf slighf pleasure has increased our self-confrol immeasurably. All in all, my house wouldn'f be fhe same wifhouf books. We use fhem for sopping, mapping, beaufifying, exercising, heafing and muscle building. Surely we are enfifled fo feel fhaf fhe world of books is fhe mosf remarkable creafion of man. Eve Serenson ATOM AND EVE If I were a IiH'Ie afom, I fhinlc if would be fun, To be so very I'iny, And have science on 'rhe run. The spin of my eIec'I'rons Would make me laugh and laugh, UnI'iI wi'rh a big explosion, I'd splii myself in half. Wi+h Alpha, Bela, Gamma, I'd really have a Iime, I'd fIaH'en ou'r I-his world, To fhe fhickness of a dime. Bu+ when my prank was over And I sfarled fo go my way home II would all be dus'r and rubble And I'd find myself alone. Gosh, being by my lonesome Is quiI'e a price for glee, So I guess I'II keep on being Disgus+ing IiHIe me. Laura Seidner A BAT AND A BALL Five ol us, all Columbusiles, chipped in a dollar each lo buy a bal and ball one spring. Every pleasanl allernoon aller lhal we would organize a game in our slreel. Al lirsl only lhe five ol us played, lhen Mary and Larry ioined us, and somelimes Richie, and lhe olher neighborhood kids. ll lhey weren'l playing lhey walched, and il gol so a crowd galhered every lime we had a game going. They aren'l very elaborale affairs-our sollball games. A rock and a pole serve as bases and lhe sewer cover is home plale. We drop lhe ball more ollen lhan we calch il, and il we wanl lo be sure il goes where we wanl lo send il, lhe besl lhing lo do is lo roll il lhere. Somelimes our pilching bears a resemblance lo bowling, bul we do play a game ol one sorl or anolher. As I said, we gol a crowd ol people every lime we played, so lhal by now our games have become a neighborhood lradilion. Housewives, looking oul ol lhe win- dows lor homecoming husbands, now linger every evening lo keep lrack ol lhe score. Homeward-bound husbands slop lo lake a lurn al bal, or shag a lew in lhe oullield. proving age has laken nolhing from lheir game. Bobby, back from Queens College, hils a lew lo show us how il's done. Mr. Daly parks his car lar down lhe slreel lor us, lhen slays awhile lo josh our championship lorm. Mr. Cameron, who always waves as he goes by, slops larlher down lhe slreel lo walch an inning or lwo. Kids come lrom blocks around. Sidewalk and window allendance al our games is high-and nol always lhe same people eilher. Jusl lasl week we mel seven new boys and girls in one day. Four ol lhem, brolhers and sislers, recenlly moved inlo a sevenleen room house on lhe corner. NNhen I asked Edilh, who is lhirleen, il she was lhe oldesl, she replied, No, lhere are live older lhan me, and seven younger. We're looking lorward lo meeling lhe olher lweive! One of lhe mosl beaulilul bouquels I have ever received came from lhree year old Johnny-yellow dandelions which he shyly handed lo me, running away as soon as he had delivered lhem. Even Alberl, who lold us, l don'l play wilh girls! has become a pal ol ours. On fhe same day we mef Gino, Freddy and Sanfina, who had iusf come here from lfaly and spoke no English. I pracficed my high-school lfalian on fhem and was elafed fo find fhey undersfood me. We had an inferesfing conversafion, and fhough fhey were very bashful af firsf, fhey have come back offen fo play wifh us. These are only a few of fhe many friends we have made fhrough our soffball games. If is amazing and hearf-warming fo see how many people congregafe fo wafch us play. Passersby and neighbors, sfanding on fhe sidewalk and hanging ouf of windows, laugh and joke fogefher. Our baf and a ball may seem insignificanf, buf, when if comes fo making friends, fhey cerfainly score a big hif! - Joan De Vergiles WHILE YOU WERE HERE . . In I954 . . 0 Baskefeers smashed Clinfon af fhe Garden, 67-46. Triumph broughf our firsf Bronx fifle in I5 years. Thanks go fo Slavin, Levi, Tavalocci, Rickover, and company. 0 Recenf addifion Mr. Sfark faughf in every deparfmenf in Columbus excepf Girls' Healfh Ed., and proudly declared he wouldn'f mind fhaf af all. 0 Miss Dorofhy Vislocky confessed she would like fo be Winsfon Churchill for iusf 24 hours. lf would be so nice fo be brilIianf. 0 The faculfy-senior baskefball game proved Mr. Nafhans can gef fhere fhe fasfesf wifh fhe mosfesf. 0 Fashion Nofe: Solid or plaid knee socks fhe fhingl To be worn wifh fhose collegiafe whife bucks, of course. 9 Paul Kravifz became Bronx, Cify, and Sfafe l00 yard champ. 0 Music replaced mayhem on Blue Leffer Day. Having a cosfume ball on school fime proved fo be a huge success. I Compiled by Suzanne Surkes and Marion Fox TGMORROW CAN WAIT You sil in lhe house alone and you're bored. You walk lo lhe window and look oul, lhen pace around lhe room lrying lo lhink ol somelhing lo do. You sil down again, looking lor a book lo read bul you don'l find anylhing lhal will hold your allenlion. You go lor a drink ol waler and lhen slare oul lhe window again. ll's raining oul and lhe slreels are emply. You pul on your coal and go down inlo lhe slreel. The rain comes down againsl your lace and il slings and makes you leel cold. You hope lo meel someone you know bul you don'l and you know you won'l. And lhen you gel loo wel and loo cold and you go back home, nol knowing whelher il's worse lo be home alone or in lhe wel slreels wilh nolhing lo do. ll leels beller lo gel inlo lhe dry house again. You sil down and pick up a book, delermined lhis lime lo read il. Bul you can'l concenlrale and your eyes keep wan- dering lrom lhe prinl. You look oul lhe window again and you begin lo lhink. You wonder aboul yoursell. You wonder whal your lile is lor. Wha+ does il mean and whal will il lead lo? Whal has il broughl you so lar and whal is lhe poinl ol going on? You ask yoursell whal you, a sevenleen year old boy, has had oul ol lile. And you +eIl yoursell lhal lhere's your ballplaying and sporls and you lry lo lhink ol all lhe olher lhings bul you can'l lhink ol anylhing besides lhal. For lhe lirsl lime you wonder if ballplaying is really lhe only imporlanl lhing in your lile. And il scares you lo lhink lhal your lile can mean so lillle. You lhink ol how lew lhings ol inleresl you've done lalely and how you've been gelling more and more disgusled wilh your- sell and everyone else. Then lhe doorbell rings and you answer il and il's one ol lhe boys. You go down inlo lhe slreel wilh him and il has slopped raining. And soon you're cracking iokes and laughing and even lalking aboul lhe very same lhings you were lhinking aboul. Bul you've slopped wondering and lhe answers seem very lar away and unimporlanl now. So you keep on lalking and laughing and kee ing lhose lhoughls oul ol your mind. Soon, perhaps even lomorrow, you'll wonder aboul lhe same lhings once more. Righl now il's easier lo ioke and lalk lo lhe boys. Tomorrow can wail. Ernie Herman UP AND DOWN To fhose anxious fo gel' somewhere, sfaircases represenf highways. Nowhere buf on fhe sfaircases of fhis school can you find fhe quesfions and answers fo nexf period's fesfs lwifhouf fhe feacher finding oufl, faik fo a friend while going in fhe same direc- fion, have enough fime fo flirf wifh a girl, sfarf a figh+ or hold up half 'rhe school by dropping books or suddenly sfopping. The scenery isn'f excifing, buf fhe gossip you hear can wax fhe ears. lf's on fhe sfaircase 'lhaf sfudenfs display fheir hidden falenfs by drawing on fhe walls or erasing fhe marking which felis fhe number of fhe floor. The sfaircases lead fo fhe ups and downs of sfudenf life. Some sfudenfs go up wifh a bound, ofhers climb weariiy from sfep fo sfep. Going down, however, seems fo be a fasfer process. Ever wafch sfudenfs af fhree o'clock? The backwardness of our sfudenfs is, of course, indicafed by fhe facf fhaf on fhe down sfairways 'rhey go up and on fhe up sfairways, down. Traf- fic auihorifies shrewdly realizing fhis, planned if fhaf way. On fhe sfairways, vandals in need of air, or wifh some vague idea of keeping glaziers employed, manage fo fap ouf some of fhe panes of glass. As a resulf, fhe passing fashion shows can be wifnessed daily while waifing for fhe bell fo ring. Pasf fhese missing panes various sfyles from all over fhe world will appear. The dresses and blouses range from Schiaparelli's besf fo Klein's basemenf's worsf, shoes from Ma's fo Dad's, and hose from Sis' socks fo big sisfer's nylons. I+ has been suggesfed fhaf fhe besf way 'ro keep sfudenfs in school is fo eliminafe fhe sfaircases and subsfifufe rope ladders. They'll never make a monkey ouf of me! ' Edward Sorken MY FRIEND GYM To lhe Columbusile gym is as inevilable as deolh and laxes. From his lirsl lerm lo his lasl a sludenl is programmed wilh Heallh Ed. Aller lrying in vain lo gel I.H.T., ioin lhe Hall Palrol, or make a leam, he is lhrown inlo gym. Here, some play sporls, olhers prelend lo, some lry lo do homework and slill olhers relax. The lypes ol sporls vary as well as lhe people in lhem. Al lhe baskelball courls some ol lhe players are good, even greal, bul lhere are olhers. This bunch ol Mikaniles, as lhey call lhemselves, lhink lhal lhe cry ol FOUL means a chicken is around. Bul even lhough lhey don'l know a sel 'from a hook or lhe backboard lrom lhe rim, lhey have nerve. They aclually allempl lo shool al lhe baskel. Al lhe volleyball nel we slumble over anolher bunch ol alhleles. These regulars consider lhemselves loo good lor ping pong and loo leisurely lor handball. The high4 lighl ol lhe game is lhe end, since lhe losers are obliged lo place lheir ends up lo acl as a largel lor a direcl hil. The handball courl is our nexl slop. Bounded on all sides by baskelball, lhis heallhlul sporl, neverlheless, carries on. To play handball muscles are occasionally required since sulficienl slrenglh is needed lo hil lhe ball pasl lhe shorl line. This leal seems beyond many. Slamina and speed are also essenlial since lhe players ollen chase lhe handball lo lhe lour corners ol lhe gym. Aller a iump over a baskelball player and skip under lhe badminlon nel, we arrive al Reslland. Al lhis spol are localed lhe bicycles and lhe ping pong lable. The bicycles are occupied by people who are wailing lheir nexl al lhe ping pong lable. Ol course, lhere are lhose who sil on lhe bicycles all period, admiring lhem- selves in lhe lull-lenglh mirrors placed nexl lo lhe bicycles. Some 'ol lhe people who play ping pong really wanl lo play and lhere are olhers who merely are passing lhe lime away, wailing lo gel on a bicycle. Occasionally, one ol lhe riders pedals luri- ously and lhen looks up surprised lhal he has gollen nowhere. The Heallh Ed deparl- menl is seriously considering running a scenic movie behind lhe bicyciisls iusl lor elfecl. For lhe Alias Men lhe gym ollers remarkably broken down equipmenl. They can show oll lheir muscles al lhe high bar or mals, or even go lo lhe ropes and lhrow someone oll. Those who wanl lo keep in shape lor a big lighl may locale a boxing bag or iump rope or even play iacks. Yes, gym is a greal place if you wish lo sludy slow molion. You ask me whal l do in gym . . . l lake lhe allendance. So boys, slop culling, lhe gym is gelling emply. Edward Sorken WHAT A DOLL! We were silling in lhe immaculale school caleleria, wilh ils shiny yellow lopped lables and comlorlable chairs, munching on some simply scrumplious bologna sand- wiches when all al once my girl-lriend, Janel, llipped her lid. She slackened lhe rhylhmic chewing ol her large bony jaws pulverizing her lood and iusl slared oul inlo space. Her eyes look on a glazed look, lheir immensily swallowing up mosl ol her round high-cheekboned lace. . l had never seen her acl lhis way belore and so enveloped in curiosily l inquired ol her: Whal's lhe maller, Janel? The sandwiches aren'l lhal good! l look anolher bile oul ol mine lo reassure mysell. Suddenly, she awoke lrom her reverie and gave a vacanl nod lhal bore no semblance ol meaning lor me. Quickly her eyes shilled back lo lheir lormer inlense posilion and wilh her hands clasped lo her bosom she sighed: lsn'l he wonderlul, Ann? Who? l asked, my inquisiliveness aroused. Why, Bill, ol course! she replied sharply, annoyed wilh me lor asking such an obvious queslion. Who in heck's name is Bill? l queried. Wilh a loss ol her long inky black curls she lurned lo slrelch oul a long gracelul arm. Following her long lapered linger my eyes came lo resl on lhe obiecl lo be lhus scrulinized. He slood lhere in all his manliness. A scrawny, live-looler wilh lhick horn rimmed glasses and adolescenl pimples covering lhree-quarlers ol his moon-shaped lace. Allired in a lenl-sized purple polka-dolled shirl lhal malched his complexion and a pair ol dirly leans, he was complele. Wonderingly my eyes wandered back lo Janel. Once more l examined lhis sup- posedly normal girl wilh her small uplilled nose, her long black lashes lhal shadowed millions ol illuminaled slars sludded in lhe deplhs ol her almond-shaped black eyes. l lell sure she musl have had a valid reason lor her aclions. She inlerrupled my medilalion by exclaiming, her lace all aglow, You know, Ann, he's a senior! A senior! You don'l say, l exclaimed. l looked al him again. He does look kinda sharp, l said, brighlening somewhal. Whal's more, she added, exuberanl al my enlhusiasm, he's on lhe baskelball leam loo! No kidding, l replied, my hearl pulsaling wildly. Guess whal else, and lhis will really slay you. He asked me, ol all people, il l'd lel him copy my Elemenlary Algebra homework! Gosh! we sighed in unison and we bolh lurned back lo drool al lhis man ol lhe world. Carole Sherman EXAM SOLILGQUY To crib, or nof fo crib,-fhaf is fhe quesfion: Whefher 'fis nobler in fhe mind fo suffer The pain and anguish of one more +erm, Or fo casf my head sideways af your paper And, by looking ihus Know fhe passing answer-fo glance,-fo see,- No more: and by a glance fo say , 'l end This aching ferm and all fhe gnawing froubles The Senior is heir fo,'-'fis a consummafion Devoufly fo be wish'd. To glance-fo see,- To see! perchance fo dream-ay, fhere's fhe rub For in fhaf guilfy glance whaf affermafh may come, When I have sweafed ouf fhis endless hour, Musf give me pause: 'rhere's fhe respecf Thaf makes calamify of so hard a fesf, For who would bear fhe sfench so sfrong Thaf sfudenfs mourn, dear SO2's pungency, The pangs of hunger, unfed, fhe long delay On lines in Cafeferio, and 'the woes Thaf aspiring seniors foward graduafion 'rake When fhey fhemselves mighf fheir dismissal make Wi+h one piercing peep? Who would burdens bear, To sfudy and sink beneafh a pile of books, Buf 'rhaf fhe dread of somefhing affer suspension This oufer world, where work is so hard- Puzzles fhe will, Thaf make me rafher bear fhe ills we have Than fly fo ofhers fhaf we know foo well of. Thus conscience makes honesf sfudenfs of all And fhus fhe easy glimpse of fempfafion ls shorf sighfed wifh fhe dim casf of fhoughf, And l, wifh fhis quesfion before me Will look sfraighf and nof furn my head away, And lose 'rhe possibilify of passing-Even now! O fair feacher-mighfy fhy markings, Be lenienf wifh fhy failures. Eve Serenson Z A K. 4 A7 'Q 4 fb' .3 6 R 52 , QQ , Z xg 'r ...HA ll .M r-.. QW 79' 57' 'W fm as 3, ff, xx -, ,hi -T- M Milli . E X? f Q no 3 K 7 sig A l J s' ' . .- Ing' '-'J i '. 9 v, 0 mil? . ii! 'X A 0,4 T fifvf 7 14 . if i A f f mes. 'iii-TY E! -...sl f ffilli GONE ARE THE DAYS In days ol yore, Wilh school a bore, And delenlion nol yel invenled, One could gel up lale, S+iII hesilale, And enler school conlenled. Bul now l lear Wilh lime so dear, And Mr. Nalhans wailing, Kids dash lo school Like no one's lool, Wilh no slops lor debaling. Wi+h laces grim, Girls enlered gym, Then dancing sure would slay 'em, Bul see lhem now! They've learned iusl how Wilh Weidman, Holm, and Graham. ln days ol old, Our men were bold, In loolball lhey'd engage: Bul happy lhey ln gym loday, For chess is jusl lhe rage. Wifh Chem lhose days, The rool lhey'd raise, Explosions galore, lhey had 'em. Bul now we can'l make, Jusl lhe smallesl quake, Or lell our molecules lrom Adam. Once no girls on lhe courl, They iusl haled lhe sporl, Now in baskelball our girls have found They say, Don'l be absurd, Jusl everyone's heard, Mr. Rubin is coaching lhis season. Romans once cowered, When Dr. l. had lhem o'erpowered, He had inlellecl, 'lwas plain lo see. Bul now from Marshall Plan To Thomas Mann, ll's always Greek lo me. And once, we're lold, When rooms were cold For sleam heal, we lhanked 'em. Bul il loday you'd lreeze, We'cl be happy lo please: FGGSOYI Jusl enler Mr. Schneer's lnner Sanclum. When 'rhinking of ii, We lose all wil, And how one's spine iusl' linglesl Never so early in Spring, Was lhere e'er such a lhing, As a deadline for yearbook iingles. Once from gay Mr. Cohen, You'd hear no+ a moan, Bul' foday i+'s anoiher 1'ale, Oh, why did he ask, For such a grim 'lask, As supervising 'rhe Prom Ticke+s' sale? Paul once couldn'+ be heal, Wifh his winged feel, Yes, Kravilz was every girl's dream. Bui' now he's old hai, The facl' is 'rha+, Slavin made lhe All-Slar leam. A G.O. rep Once was full of pep, They 'lhrew propaganda like hams. Bu+ if iusl didn r pay- Where are lhey ioday? Taking dramaiic scholarship exams! ln days gone by The orches+ra'd 'lry To keep good 'runes in sfock. Bui' see loday, Before Fausl, lhey play Thaf Syncopafed Clock. The mys+ery girl, Once had our head in a whirl Whqf could her dark secrel see? One week she was here, Nexl' she'd disappear- Now we know, she's from Co-op B . Blue le'Her day, Once here 'ro slay, Then seniors wem' hel+er-skeder. Bul' nowadays, Wi+h changing ways, Seniors search 'For easy sheller. Though days of yore Will refurn no more, And all is said and done, We forgive, forgel, And be+'rer yei, We're having much more fun. Rochelle Beigel fN 2 f see I rf 5 '. , . Q . ,' 'ii -I Z 0-Q-Q 1 'SQSQE r Q di' ,ru W x y,N . ww C. ' cf N x X Xi M V, o xlib' X QV , I az Q 0 ls 1 ' HEL - N1 ,, l J i I 1 0 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We leave you These wilh righl good will Jusl lo show we love you s+ill. Mr. Wilson.. .. Mr. Browne ,,.,..., Miss Becker ..,, Mr. Alberf .,....... Miss Boyaiian ..,. .. Mr. Burger .,....... Mr. Cohen. . Miss Davidson .. Mrs. Fidell . Mrs. Garafola. Mrs. Harris.. Mrs. Hearon T ,. Miss Koenig ., . Mr. Kunfzn. Mr. Krauss-, . Miss Ligo.. , ., Mr. Mandell . .. Dr. McCadden , .. Mr. Menl' ,..,,.... Mr. Rogers... .. . Miss Robifschek., . Miss Russell ...,.,,.... Mrs. Siem .......,.. Mr. Wallace ......... Mr. Whalen ........... Mrs. Whifman.. .,., ,. Dr. Youngwood ...,..., Anchor Sfaff ..,,... ...,...,... .....,.,Sanforized Senior Hals. Chrisfopher Columbus... ,..,,. .s Senior Class .,..,..,,,..,..... An ivy cover 'For 'rhe school. No program changes. Six more counselors Malh sludenls who don'+ lhink 'rhe slide rule refers fo baseball. Healhcliff Jones. Srafislics. Seniorily righls. Girls who don'1' go off on langenls. A helicopler lo commule 'lo her summer home. A windowless room 'ro s'rop her class from girl gazing. A revolving sfage for her dramalics group. The average senior. Bubble gum +o learn whal' she's missing. The Solid Gold Cadillac for his Aufo Mechanics class. A seal on lhe slock exchange. A iamboree for her Arisla. Speechless! A foreign correspondenl' for 'l'he Admiral. A class +ha'r's on ifs meHle. A low pollen counl-for his nalure walks. An aulomalic cerlifying machine. ., .HA card cafalogue 'rhal' lalks. A magnifying glass fo see her records. A roping oulfil for cuHers. A wonderful fime on Mar'rha's Vineyard. A Junior Leaders' Club 'rha+ can 'rake Sauna . A pen for every pockelz An anchor. Our deepesf love! SENIOR CHOICE MOST POPULAR Llesly Cilron Ronald Sabella Louise DeSimone Andrew De Ligi Margo Sarraco Tony Cufrera Phyllis TesI'a Joe ArIoHa Carol Gauss Andrew Fasulo Adelaide Ferrara Mino Scandiffio Julia Borgia Leo DeBeech Phyllis Iannuzzi HecI'or Morales Elizabelh Chiappa William Gebbia Bobbie Segresf Murray Kullca Marie Bozzuli WaI+er Sfich Carol Belkin Teddy Slavin Pinky Orgel Carl Konopny BeniI'a Parrinello Danny Scrima WITTIEST RuI'h Harlfelder Raymond Goering Regina S+ama+eIos Alan Kenig Marie Confor'I'o Barry Semegram Bernice Fanslau Pal Milone Wilma Rosenzweig Sanford Furman Leona Bowen Joseph Tallcowslcy AnneI'Ie GiaI Iino Roberl' Florio Florence D'Apice Sieve Jacobson Barbara Hoffman Lou Broccoli Helen Chrislodoulou Ronnie Alexander Theresa PagnoH'a EIIio'I Ashlcenase Audrey Saclcson Harold Nellcin Anlonia Mar+in Mel Speclor Virginia Veiga Jerry Schreiber MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Rulh Taub Howard Mayer Elizabefh BiagioI'Ii Richard Bondi Barbara Horowi+z Slephen Fishman Pal Clemenli Barry Ginsburg Carol Mirslxy Edward BeI'zIer Helen Giannalone Fred Mancuso Dahlia Napolilano Paul Busch Donna LupoIeI I'i Louis Insalaco Irene Seale David Zlolniclc Isabel Birn baum Pele Lucchese Eve Serenson Donalo Decina S'reIIa Rosenfield David Rosensfein Seana Weissman Phil Silverman Dorice Mendelson George Shaffer R wf hav wwf, TEAM W2 r Wx RIFLE TEAM BOWLING TEAM W A 5 F? ADMIRAL STAFF ' I AN Aw STA , CHOR Ll 'Rf' 'W 3 ANCHOR TERARY SEN K e,o. couwcm SENIOR p ZOB A . I K ,VV M, ,fl xg 5531 UNCIL TTEE Lrg, W ALEXANDER, RONALD 8-l0 l4ll Lurfing Avenue 6I Academic Prom CommiH'ee: Rifle Team Band: Varsily C Club Well liked wherever he may land A genial member of our band. AMIGO, GLORIA 8-l I907 Yales Avenue 69 General-Complomerer Operalor Parries, Gloria's sure +o enhance Wilh her love and skill in dance. ANDRUCKI, CONNIE 8-8 2707 Barnes Avenue 67 Commercial-Secrefary Mimeograph Room: Mr. Geiz Mr. Rosenlhal: Dr. Ryan Connie's idea of how fo be merry ls lo like baskelball and Jerry. ANTONUCCI, MARIE 8-5 27l6 Morgan Avenue 69 Commercial-Privafe Sec. Boys' H. E. Depl. Her boss' hearf she'll make, By baking him a cake. ARDIZONE, JOANN 8-2 I637 Hering Avenue 6I Academic-Grace lns+. Pub. Manager Senior Office: Heallh Ed. Office A blonde who likes fo dare Tommy is lhe one who is her foie. ACAMPORA, HELEN 8-l2 III4 Neill Avenue 6I Commercial-Bookkeeper Aflendance Office Helen wilh her charm and good looks Will one day, perhaps, keep books. ALBERT, STANLEY 8-l ZI98 Cruger Avenue 62 Academic-Slale Tech-Buyer General Office: Gym Aide Hall Pafrolg G.O. Service Sran wanls jusl one boon To become a business iycoon AMBROSE, MARY 8-8 7l2 Calhoun Avenue 6I Commercial-Secrerary Gym Aide: Mrs. Burlinson She'll make a man's hearl glow She can cook and sew. ANDERSON, THOMAS 8-I 8l Winrer Sheer 64 General-Sailor Heallh Ed.: Infirmary He finds if pleasanf lo floor So why nor on a boar? ANGELUCCI, MARY 8-9 2877 Roebling Avenue 6I General-Secrefary Mary's lively and up fo dale She'II have an enioyable fare. ANZELOWITZ, LARRY 8-I4 2526 Bronx Park Easl 67 Academic-C.C.N.Y.- Comm. Arlisr Jr.-Sr. Arisra: Spanish Club Swimming Team: Chem. service Larry has mind, skill and hearr He'll succeed in lhe field of ari. ARLOTTA, JOSEPH 8-4 930 Allerion Avenue 69 Academic-U.S.C.G. Acad.- Engineer Joe likes music and dance in fhe Coasi' Guard he'll advance ADINOLFI, PAT 8-4 2337 Wicfcham Avenue 69 General Lively, willy, loads of fun Pa+'s a friend for everyone. ALEXANDER, MARTY 8-3 2077 Wallace Avenue 62 General-Business Hall Palrolq Chorus Mimeograph Squad: Melody Singers Mar+y's defenses are down To somebody who wears a gown They ll malce hlsloryl ASHKENASE, ELLIOT 8-II 2IO8 Haighl Avenue 6l Academic-N.Y.U.-Bus. Execulive Tennis Team: Library Squad Science Lab. A sfrong racquel he'll slill wield As he succeeds in his chosen lield. BALBO, THERESA 8-I0 l832 Mullord Avenue 6I General-Secrelary Mr Kadish: Allendance OFlice When her dancing feel don'l rove She's busy cooking on lhe slove. BARBAGALLO, JERRY 8-I3 2565 Colden Avenue 67 General-Drallsman Boolr Room Squad Jerry will 'lind whal he's hunling for, And il'll be good whal is more. BASSI, PHIL 8-Il I337 Blondell Avenue 6l Academic-Pelroleum Baseball Team Phil lell his 'lraces By running around lhe bases. BATTISTA, LUCILLE 8-5 I8I7 Bogarl Avenue 62 General-Secrelary Alfendance Office: Aud. Mrs. Burlinson Hair lighl brown, name Lou Makes her own clolhes, dances loo. BAIRD, COLEY 8-4 764 Vincenl' Avenue 6I Academic-Florida Soulhern- Farmer Varsily C Club: Hall Palrol Swimming Team Allhough he loves wafer and sand He inlencls lo fill lhe land. BALSAM, EMANUEL 8-I2 2543 Lurling Avenue 69 General-Woodwork Give him a piece of wood And he'll make somelhing very good. BARNETT, ARLINE 8-I2 2326 Fish Avenue 69 General-Clerical Guidance Office: Chorus Arline sings and gels around, Her enioyable dales abound. BATES, WILLIAM 8-II 2430 Weslchesler Esplanade 69 General-Fisherman Swimming Team Bill iusl doles On 'fishing boals. BEIGEL, ROCHELLE 8-4 208I Cruger Avenue 62 Academic-Queens--Teacher Jr.-Sr. Arisla: 6.0. Congress Anchor-Horizon: Read lo blind. A glamorous fulure we 'lorelell For Rocky, our brillianl belle. BERMAN, STANLEY 8-I 758 Brady Avenue 62 Academic-C.C.N.Y.-Geologisl' Baslrelball Team: Track Team Cross Counlr Team' Chem Club Y I Sian will masler life's lrnoclrs By examining Ihe earlh's roclcs. BEYER, GERALD 8-4 I065 Mace Avenue 69 Academic-N.Y.U.-Elec. Eng. Chess Club Gerald is a lover of chess, To 'rhe fore, he'll press. BIALEK, BERT 8-I4 I944 Unionporl Road 62 General-Mohawk Valley lnsl- Texliles Library: Hall Palrol Senior Band When Berl needs +o relax He can Iool on his sax. BINDA, ADRIENNE 8-I2 2357 Prospecl Avenue 57 General She finds ouldoor life quile hearly Bul enioys a swing parly. BIRNBAUM, ISABEL 8-IO 2l8I Barnes Avenue 62 Academic-BroolcIyn- Social Science Biology Lab: Arisla Forum Club: Chem Club Everyone's fond of our Iz In all her subiecls she's a whiz. BELKIN, CAROL 8-I2 6I9 Mace Avenue 67 Academic-New Pallz-Teacher Emergency Room: Miss Davis Sfudy Hall: Program Commillee Prelly Carol wilh furned up nose, Will succeed wherever she goes. BERENSON, MALCOLM 8-I3 2625 Grand Concourse 58 Academic-Sorbonne Mal says he's very bold Bul really has a hearl of gold. BETZLER, EDWARD 8-5 653 Wilcox Avenue 6I Academic-C.C.N.Y. Jr.-Sr. Band: Library Squad Lunchroom Music delighls our Eddy For fun he's always ready. BIAGIOTTI, ELIZABETH 8-l 2852 Dudley Avenue 6l Academic-Fordham-Teacher Sr. Council: Sr. Arisla Jr. Arisla: Eng. Office Elizabelh Iilres language and malh, She lhinlrs leaching an easy palh. BIANCHINI, DOROTHY 8-I2 240 Meagher Avenue 6l Commercial-Secrelary Heallh Ed. Office Dorofhy can do a Virginia reel Or prepare an enlire meal. BIRDSEYE, LISBETH 8-5 I56I Melropolilan Avenue 62 Acad.-Lal. Amer. Ins+.-- Aqua-Iungisl Alrendance Office: Anchor Olaficc Mrs. Nover Blue eyed Belly, won'+ be bored From here, she's going abroad. BLITSTEIN, ROCHELLE 8-I2 3I45 Valhalla Drive 6l Commercial-Secrelary Library Squad Life holds much romance To Rochelle who loves lo dance BENJAMIN, ANNETTE 8 I0 I629 Pelham Parkway Norfh 69 General-Secre+ary Mr. Fried: Mrs. Hearon Mr. Wallace: Guidance OFiice Music gives her greal' o She'II be a pleasure lo employ BERMAN, JEROLD 8 I3 785 Mace Avenue 67 Academic-C.C.N.Y. Denhsl Mrs. Kaufman I'Ie'II climb Iife's ridges By inslalling many bridges 'X-Sl ,Mfg Good pracluce for bubble guml BLUMENTHAL, SANDRA 8-I3 27I5 Wallace Avenue 67 Commercial-Model Melody Singers: College Rep. She'Il marry 'fasl' And sing fo fhe lasf. BONDI, RICHARD 8-2 l980 Unionporf Road 62 Academic-Geo. Wash. U.- Foreign Serv. The world will be rid of many cares When Richard delves info foreign affairs. BOSCH, ALLEN 8-7 334 Logan Avenue 6l Academic-Forl Schuyler-Engin. Allen's fall and fhin, ln life, acclaim he'lI win. BOZZUTI, MARIE 8-II I827 Lurfing Avenue 6l - Acad-lnsf Arfs Sci.-Med. Tech Library: lfalian Office Miss Lee: lfalian Club Marie's very easy fo admire She has so much fo inspire. BROCCOLI, LOUIS 8-9 I937 Edison Avenue 6l General-Phofography G.O. Rep: lfalian Club Caf. To his sfudio crowds will file Louis snaps picfures wifh a smile. BOB, DONALD 8-l0 2530 Young Avenue 69 Academic-C.C.N.Y.-Elec. Eng. Hall Pafrol ln liquid or on frozen H20 Greaf promise 'lhis boy does show BORGIA, JULIA 8-7 827 Mace Avenue 67 Academic-Fordham-Teacher G.O. Rep: Newman Club G-.O. Congress: G.O. Council If you affend a 6.0. affair You'll have fun if Julia's lhere. BOSSERT, RICHARD 8-2 l945 Tenbroeclc Avenue 6l Academic-Yale-Engineer Jr. Arisfa: Sr. Arisfa Lafin Club: G. S. Lab. No one has reason fo fear For Richard's success as engineer BRENNER, JOAN 8-I2 780 Pelham Parkway 69 General G.O. Coun. Sec: Sr. Leaders' Clerical Aid Joan's recipe for a happy life ls fo become a housewife. BRODA, MIRIAM 8-7 2504 Olinville Avenue 67 Acad.-Sfafe Tech-Denfal Hyg. A. V. Squad: Mr. Sawiclri Miss Hearle: Modern Dance Dancing eyes and dancing feef, Miclcy's a girl who's hard fo beaf BUSCH, PAUL 8-7 2039 Cruger Avenue 62 Academic-M.l.T.-Engineer Tennis Team: College Rep. Columbus Forum: Sr. Arisla All records he will menace This ardenl' lover of lennis. CAMPAGNA, ROSEMARIE 8-5 4l80 Murdock Avenue 66 General-Secrelary Rosemarie's alfraclions never fade Her boss will gel' excellenl aid. CANTOR, BARBARA 8-9 2l08 Bronx Park Easl 62 Academic-Brandeis-Psychialry English Office Barbara's 'rhe sympalhelic kind Who knows wl1al's in a child's mind. CARDINALI, ROSE 8-4 l859 Mulford Avenue 6l Commercial-Secrelary Admiral: Allendance Office A+ sporls and dancing full of zesl' She lhinks lhe Yanks are lhe besl. CAROTENUTO EMILIA 8-4 3309 Easf Tremonl Avenue 6l General-Secrelary Leaders' Club: Library Gym Leader Milly Sunshine has whal' il lakes, She's a whiz al baking cakes. BROSTOW, ARLENE 8-5 l2lO Neil Avenue 6l Academic-N.Y.U.-lnlerior Dec. Usher Squad When Arlene decorales an inlerior ll will surely be superior. BRYANT, KATHLEEN 8-l3 57 Fordham Slreel' 64 General-Journalisl Reading lo Blind: Locker Room Mrs. Ashman: Emergency Room She's her fa'lher's daughler She wanls l'o be a reporler. CAIAZZO, GRACE 8-ll 2528 Cruger Avenue 67 Academic-Hunler-Teacher Clerical: College Rep. Reading lo Blind: Sr. Arisla When Grace is lhe leacher of lhe class, We're sure 'lhal everyone will pass. CANNAVA, DOROTHY 8-l 4024 Secor Avenue 66 Commercial Newman Club: Cali. Service Doro+hy's life is smoolh, no rub A hosless al a servicemen's club. CAPPUCCIO, ANGELO 8-I4 l5l2 Crosby Avenue 6l Musician Music gives him pleasure May il earn him a lreasure CARIONE, ANTOINETTE 8-8 2545 Yales Avenue 69 Academic-L.l.U.-Buyer Sr. Prom Comm.: General Office College Rep: Zoo. Room Anl'oineHe's hear'l's on 'Fire She wanls 'lo be cr re+ail buyer. CASSETTA, JOSEPHINE 8-5 l254 Edison Avenue 6l General She'd like lo lravel from here lo Malla Before she lakes a 'lrip lo The allar. BROWN, ANLEE 8-I 2074 Bronx Park Easl' 62 General--Secrelary Mr. Rogers Taking shorfhand will be a breeze She wins sleno awards wilh ease. BURR, ADRIANNE S-7 3l2O Wilkinson Avenue 6l Acad.-Colby-Airline Hosless Leaders' Club: Mr. Burger Mme. Giraud: Miss Brown Adrianne's sure lo be a high flier, To be an airline hosless, her desire. - 1 . . MY 'Vw K 5 '17 V, , 4 X K SV W For +his you need poise? MM? ff' CATENACCIO, AGNES 8-9 2607 Barnes Avenue 67 Commercial-Secrefary To inleresl Agnes, one facfor, Jusf be a movie acfor CERNUTO, FRANK 8-7 I537 Mayflower Avenue 6I General-Civil Service On civil service lisf, he'll rank Good luck io afhlefic Frank. CHICCO, CARMELA 8-4 I5I9 Williamsbridge Road 6l General-Secreiary A+ Carmela, lake a second peek She's a girl qui+e chic. CHRISTODOULOU, HELEN 8-I0 2723 Barnes Avenue 67 Academic-Hunrer-Lab Tech. Leaders' Club: Admiral C Club: G.O. Congress Rep. Charming Helen plays fhe gui+ar Wirh everyone she's way above par. ClCCOLELLA, DOROTHY 8-l2 27l7 Lurling Avenue 69 Academic-Sfenographer Clerical On her everybody's keen She'd like 'ro fly +o ihe Argenline. CAUMONT, PATRICIA ANN 8-7 2820 Middle Town Road 6l General-Sraie Tech.-Buyer Gym Aid Finds people no greaf mysiery, lnirigued by Roman hisfory. CHIAPPA, BETTY 8-9 957 Rhinelander Avenue 62 Commercial-Secrefary Service League: Texrile Arfs Af home or on a dancing floor BeHy's an experl' +o adore. CHIELLI, ROBERT 8-4 I9l9 Paulding Avenue 62 Academic Mrs. Convy Bob likes +o raise his eyes On his pigeons racing across The skies. CHOVNICK, JERRY 8-lo I944 Unionporr Road 62 General-T. V. Mechanic He knows why a machine 'licks There's nofhing he can'+ fix. CINQUE, FRANK 8-5 I054 Morris Park Avenue bl General-Baker Audio Visual Aidg Library Squad Frank fakes 'ihe cake He iusf loves To bake. CIRCLE, JUDITH 8-I 763 Allerron Avenue 67 6eneral-Secrelary Mrs. Harris, Library Sfudy Hall Dark eyed Judy's nice Io know Her disposiiion makes you glow. C gleafcb IIMIMW, ,fr CLAYMAN, ELEA R B-I0 dwcmu r 6 A c ic - urnalism Adm'ra 3 'rh I Ific op ar Eleano gives ery sign 0 e a by-line. CITRON LLESLY 8-I I323 Waring Avenue 69 Commercial-Bookkeeper Modern Dance, Bookkeeping OIT. Business Slaffs Admiral, Horizon When Llesly 'fires of keeping books, She dances home and goily cooks. CLEMENTI, PATRICIA 8-I4 2722 Hering Avenue 69 Academic-Barnard-Denlisl Jr.-Sr. Arisfag Chem. Club Modern Dance While Pai dances around She'II see if your +ee+h are sound COCKBURN, BILL 8-IO I400 Benson Sfreel' 60 Academic-Musician Varsily C Club: Junior Band Senior Band: Soccer Team Here's a pleasanl genl' Wilh a musical benf. COHEN MARTIN 8-I4 2I80 Ballon Slreel 62 Academic Library: Bowling Team Handball Team MarI's nor sure whal he likes Excepl' a couple of bowling slrikes. COHEN, ROSALYN 8-II 25I3 Wallace Avenue 67 Academic-C.C.N.Y.-Teacher Laiin Club: Mrs. Ashman Guidance Office: 6.0. Con. Rep. Roz's disposifion is so kind, Her sludenfs hearrs she'II bind. COLLACURO, DORIS 8-2 2250 Mickle Avenue 69 6eneraI-Beaulician Tho she yearns Io be a beaulician I+'s Mike for whom she's wishin'. CONFORTI, VIOLET 8-I3 8II Van Nesf Avenue 62 Commercial-Typisl' Here's a very sweel' Violel Who'II do wonders yel. COCUZZA, RICHARD 8-I4 I857 S'IiIIweII Avenue 69 Academic-La 6uardic- Avial. Mech. 6.0. Rep, Chorus: HeaI+I1 Ed. He'II send each plane on Hs way WiI'h a song, merry and gay. COHEN, MYRA 8-I3 735 Mace Avenue 67 6eneral-Sfale Tech-Buyer Clerical Aid Myra will keep away from harm By living in a wigwam. COHEN, SALLY 8-5 I290 Crosby Avenue 6I Commercial Leaders' Club: 6ym Aid Maior C Club: Library Squad SaIIy's a girl very much alive She likes dancing-classic and live. COLOSIMO, SAM 8-7 2I43 Williamsbridge Road 6I Academic-C.C.N.Y.-Show Bus. 6.0. Council, Halian Club Language Oliliiceg V. P. of 6.0. A 'fulure acfor, Ihis 6.0. Veep The crilics' praises he will reap. CONFORTO, MARIE 8-3 2746 Morgan Avenue 69 6eneraI Marie loves modern dance Plays all sporls when she gels a chance. 214 9 ,M Vu ,ww You can 'Fly fhere, amigosl i i l I sw, i CONLON, THOMAS 8-I4 I849 Tomlinson Avenue 6l General Tom enioys all sporfsg ls very popular by all reporfs. 1 CORMAN, ALBERT 8-3 I65I Mefropolilan Avenue 62 General-N.Y.U.-Accounlanl Guidance Office Alberf has a slamp colleciion, His figures never need correclion. CUTLER, ROBERT 8-2 2420 Bronx Park Easf 67 Academic-C.C.N.Y. Library, Sludy Hall Hall Pafrol No need fo worry aboul blond Bob, He'll succeed ai' any iob. CYMES, ANNETTE 8-6 2l63 Bogari Avenue 60 Academic-Secrefary Wifh her beau+iful pony rail She's waifing for +ha+ lucky male D'ALESSANDRO, RONALD 8-3 3049 Wa+erbury Avenue 6I Commercial-C.C.N.Y. Swimming Teamq Mimeo. Room Healfh Ed.: Infirmary If your inner mofives you'd find, Jusi' lei' Ronnie explore your mind. COOPER, CAROLYN 8-I0 Il86 Neill Avenue 6I Academic-Cornell-Home Econ. Admiralg Chorusg Ari' Office For success, she fills +he bill She's so very versarile. CORRADO, RICHARD 8-I4 IBI6 Wallace Avenue 62 General-Annapolis-Policeman Hall Pairol Commander Pafroller here wi+hou+ cease, Oulside, he'II keep fhe peace CUTRERA, TONY 8-3 i755 Jarvis Avenue 6l General Band, Fine Arls Baslxe+ball feamg Horizon Ari Baskefball as well as ar+, Also girls hold his hearf. D'AGOSTlNO, LUCILLE 8-7 27l0 Luriing Avenue 69 General-Secreiary Loclrer Room, Healrh Ed. OFF. Class Sec'yg Sludy Hall Aid Lucille has versafilily And secrefarial abiliiy. D'ALESSlO, JOAN 8-8 I845 Hobari' Avenue 6I General-Secre+ary Joan, Oh Joan, when will she marry? Will i+ be Ralph, Ernie or Barrie DASCAL, ALLEN a-io' 2l5O Wallace Avenue 62 Academic-C.C.N.Y.-Accf. Library: Chem. Lab Mr. Golclsmifh Allen's an excellenf lab man And also a rabid Dodger fan. DeALVANDROS, CAROLE 8-I0 I832 Bryanf Avenue 60 General-Secrefary Library: Girls' Emergency This girl called Spike ls one we like! DeBEECH, LEO 8-7 ll40 Waring Avenue 69 Academic-C.C.N.Y.-Engineer Admiral: Boys' Infirmary To skafe, fo fish, fo dance, fo swim Keeps Leo very much in frim. DECKUM, LOUISE 8-2 755 Vincenf Avenue 6l General-Typisf Usher Squad: Band Gym Service: leaders' Club Louise is a girl worfh knowing. She likes office work and sewing DELLlCARRl, JOSEPH 8-3 906 Allerfon Avenue 69 Academic-Hunfer Orchesfra: Chorus Melody Singers Peppy is really hep fo fhe iive When he's around, all's alive. D'AMlCO, LUCILLE 8-I2 IlI5 Rhinelander Avenue 6l Commercial-Secrefary Mr. Nafhans: Mrs. Mendelsohn Lucille plays piano, also sews: A pleasanf person everyone knows. DANZINGER, ESTELLE 8-I4 i825 Radcliff Avenue 62 General-Sfenographer Miss Nover: Mr. Naughfon Tho she loves fa play ball She enioys a play besf of all. DAVOLIO, CAROLE 8-l l728 Barnes Avenue 62 Commercial-C.C.N.Y.-Sec'y Jr., Sr. Arisia: Leaders' Club Service Lg.: Edifor, Keen Teener Tho bowling and sfeno rank high, Carole prefers a college guy. DeBEECH, JEAN 8-9 ll40 Waring Avenue 69 General-Secrefary Mr. Wilson Here's someone who's a queen Good fo look af is our Jean DECINA, DONATO 8-Il l7I7 Colden Avenue 62 Academic-Fordham U.--Phmcy. Money will pile up in his fill By iusf dishing ouf a pill. 613 DeLlSl, ANDREW 8-2 i440 Bronx River Avenue 72 Acad.-Bklyn Poly-Chem. Engr. Audio-Visual Squad: Arisfa Andy has fhe giff of gab So life will never be very drab. DeLUClA, ANNA 8-8 lO4O Revere Avenue 6l Commercial Library: lfalian Office Charming Ann heaves a large sigh When she fhinks of a cerfain guy. -sim , DANTZKER, SONDRA 8-I3 2I8l Barnes Avenue 62 Academic-Sfafe Teach.-Teacher Guidance Office However large her feaching load Her pupils will fake 'rhe righf road. D'APICE, FLORENCE 8-8 2565 Colden Avenue 69 General-Cornpfamefer Operafor Mrs. Casey: Dr. Ryan Miss Boyaiian: lfalian Club Flo can dance, swim, and skafe To a parfy she's never lafe. flu s f X marlcs lhe spo+! 3 DeROSA, JEAN 8-5 2962 Easl I96 Sfreel 6l Commercial-Bookkeeper Cheerleader: G.O. Congress Audio-Visual Aid: G.O. Office Music! Music! Music! All around Keeps Jean's 'feel off lhe ground. De VERGILES, JOAN 8-ll 2760 Paulding Avenue 69 Acad.-Hunfer-World Traveler Horizon: Sr. Leaders' Anchor: Newman Club Though Joan will lravel every lown, She'll lake lime oul lo seflle down. DIGIOVANNI ELISA 8-9 2538 Lurling Avenue 69 General-Clerical work Sfudy hall: library Miss Elisa lhey all say Will be happily married one day. DUNN, VIOLA 8-I4 l5B9 Hone Avenue 6l General-Secrelary Banging away on lyping lleys Genial Viola'll malce large fees. ElSMAN, RICHARD 8-2 l6Ol Melropolilan Avenue 62 Academic-C.C.N.Y.-Business Mr. Dunn: Pan-Amer. Club Youlh Forum: College Comm. ln 'fhe forum, he has a leading role, Enlhusiasl of el espanol. 1 DE SIMONE, LOUISE 8-2 l085 Pierce Avenue 6l General-F.l.T.-Fashion Designer Senior Leaders'-Mr. Wallace Louise will cerlainly do fine Concenfraling on fashion design. DiFRlSCO, DOLORES 8-3 l6l9 Radcliff Avenue 6l Commercial-Secrelary Leader's Club: Gym Aid Music makes her very gay Her accordion malxes us sway. DIPASQUALE, ROSE-ANNE 8-4 I7l8 Viclor Slreel 62 Commercial-Courl Slenographer Service League: Mr. Wilson Around a dance floor, she frislcs While playing many of her own discs. EISENBERG, LEE 8-I 2075 Wallace Avenue 62 General-Slale Tech Swimming +eam: A. V. Squad Hall Palrolg Infirmary ln lhe swim Lee comes 'lo lhe fore Also helps our quin+e+'s score. ELKIN, HERBERT 8-9 208I Cruger Avenue 62 Academic-C.C.N.Y.-Elec. Engr. Admiral Business Slaff If Herb fires of 'lacls He can play his clarinel and sax. FAZIO ANITA 8-8 2025 Paulding Avenue 60 General-Housewife Mrs. Burlinson Anila loves 'lo dance and balle And +hinlcs Nick lakes +he cake. FENSTER, CLAIRE 8-8 24I8 Olinville Avenue 67 Academic-Hunler-Musician Orcheslrag G.O. Delegale P.A. Rep. Claire 'Finds life no riddle She has Jerry and her fiddle. FERRARA, ADELAIDE 8-6 2502 Morgan Avenue 69 Commercial-Secrelary Leaders Club: Cheer Leader When our Adelaide is gone Who will cheer lhe Explorers on? FIORELLI, FRANK 8-l 2720 Laconia Avenue 69 General-While Plains-Mechanic Ari' Shop Give Franlc a souped-up car And he'Il go 'Fasl and far. f SH N, STEPHEN 8-3 9 rug r Avenue 62 X ' ,ga e ic olumbia f r C 5 Sr. Arisla f XD ral1 lh Office 1 able I u n ' leve T mi l's s see him le limi 2745 Bronxwood Avenue 67 Academic-N.Y.U.-Teacher Malh Office, Science Lab. Marv will find life cruel If he 'leaches in an all boys' school. l823 Pilgrim Avenue 6l General-Communily College We're sure you haven'l long lo wail, Before his name's among lhe 1 greal. ' Q ELKIN, MARVIN 8-Il FANSLAV, BERNICE 8-4 726 Calhoun Avenue 6l Commercial-Secrelary Leader's Club, Gym Leader A simple formula for a life FARALDO, FRANK 8-I3 FASULO' ANDREW 3,5 2559 Radclilif Avenue 69 General-Singer A mos'r delighlful 'rhing ls lo hear Andrew sing. FELDMAN, LEONARD 8-l0 2l05 Cruger Avenue 62 Academic-C.C.N.Y.-Accounlanl' ' Pan-Amer. Club, Mrs. Nover ' , Chem. Club, Mgr., Tennis Team If your +axes are ever in a mess, Call Lenny, a lover of music and chess. Firsl a secrelary, lhen a wife. FENSTER, SHElLA 8-ll 2047 Holland Avenue 62 General-Boslon U.-Comm. Ari. Slage Crew: Sr. Council Mr. Menlg Sludy Hall Tall, well-dressed and perl' She's our fine arls experl. FEVOLA, ROSE ANNE 8-9 I835 Hunl Avenue 62 General-Secrelary Trinily Club: Mr. Wilson Rose Anne is sweel and full of 'Fun lf you need a friend she's fhe one. FIORILLO, PHYLLIS 8-5 ll36 Allerlon Avenue 69 General-Secrelary Jr. Leaders Club Phyllis worlrs in a banlr Always smiling, never a cranlr. FLORIO, ROBERT 8-7 l58l Bronxdale Avenue 62 General-Carpenler Aula Shop 6 Don'l build your house of slraw, '-,QQ y Call Bob wilh his plane and saw. Aj' if has 4. '53 ' 1 -C7 1 iv ... X M 'R u 'IJ U M 2+ A' C. CLJI fr fu my I ,, fl cW234af'W 7 Give +hem fhe air! FOLTZ, MARIANNA 8-3 l9Il Mulford Avenue 6l General-Bookkeeper AH'end, Office: Mr. Youngwood Marianna's u girl we like She's fhe happy-go-luclcy fype. FOX, MARION 8-4 l98O Unionporf Road 62 Academic-Hunier-Journalisl Admiral: Anchor Horizon: Usher Squad Marion is 'ralenfed and wiHy And cerfainly very preHy. FREED, CARLEEN 8-II 2335 Young Avenue 69 General-U.C.L.A.-Acfress When you're looking af 'the screen, Someday you'll see Carleen. FRIEDMAN, BARBARA 8-3 2l02 Bronx Park Easf 62 General-Monroe-Span. Sienog Mimeograph Room She's a girl who always adored Decoraling a canvas board. FRUGOLI, DAVID 8-I3 2824 Wellman Avenue 6l General David malzes model planes and boafs Which lceeps him from sowing wild oafs. FORTE, ELAINE 8-I3 IO77 Asfor Avenue 69 General-Secrefary Library No boss will ever malce demands, Elaine will fake all worlc off his hands. FRANK, MARILYNN 8-6 2090 Barnes Avenue 62 General-Bookkeeper Sludy Hall Aide Marilynn's life will be simplicily She lilres mambos and domesliciry. FREIDENREICH, BARRY 8-2 2320 Bronx Fark Easf 67 Academic-C.C.N.Y. Bus.-C.P.A. Admiral: Hall Pafrol Hebrew Culfure: G.S. Squad Handsome Barry's handy in 'lhe home He collecfs s+amps and doesn'f roam. FRIEDLANDER, SONDRA 8-I3 I2I2 Lydig Avenue 6I Academic-Hunfer-Social Work. Orcheslrag Jr. Arisla Clerical Aid Here's a girl who will supplemenl Social worlx wifh siring insirumenf. FRUMBERG, SHELLY 8-I 2l50 E Tremoni Avenue 62 Commercial-N.Y.U.-Secrefary Mr. Goldsmifhg Mrs. Hawihorne Mr. Schneer No baclmumber for +he files Shelly's a whiz a+ sfyles. , ,mf . fl . F , LOUIS 8-8 W 33 ing Avenue 6l Academ' Pace-Adv xec. I Sr. Prorgmm Louis eels hal' i wise F i erlise. i , CLI, mv I GALEK, SHELLEY 8-I3 2309 Holland Avenue 67 Academic-Hunler-Med. Sec. Mr. Feins: Reading 'lo Blind From Comm. Ever since her molher rocked her Shelley's wanled lo help a doclor, GATTIE, JUNE 8-I0 l8I9 Barnes Avenue 62 General-Secrelary Sludy Hall Aid: Science Club June's a girl who's nice lo know Always aclive, on lhe go. GEBBIA, WILLIAM 8-9 275I Pearsall Avenue 69 Academic-Manhallan-C.P.A. Pres. Var. C Club: Soccer Alhlelic Rep., G.O. Council He works as a bulcher loday, Bur he'lI soon be a C.P.A. GENOVA, VALENTINE 8-I0 l820 Tenbroeck Avenue 6l Academic-Hunler-Teacher Mrs. Kaufner: Locker Room Dr. Youngwood All sporls are for alhlelic Val, Someday she'lI be a principal. GIACCO, JEANNETTE 8-4 l576 Hollywood Avenue 6l General Jeannelle lhinks life wilh Johnny Mighl be quile bonny. : J X GAGLIO, SANDRA 8-9 l85l Mallhews Avenue 62 Commercial-Secrelary To dance, sing and make merry, Will make Sandra happy-veryl GARTNER, DALE 8-7 IZVQ Alden Park 6l General-Slenographer Miss Slurchler To lhe lop wilhoul' reslrainl To Dale who likes lo painl. GAUSS, CAROL 8-5 80 Earley Slreel 64 Acad.-Kalherine Gibbs-Advl. Sr. Arisla: Maier C Club Sr. Leaders Club: Gym This alhlelic girl will give venl To her musical and domeslic benl. GEIMAN, FLORENCE 8-Il 2055 Cruger Avenue 62 General-Slale Tech-Buyer Mr. Hechl: Mrs. Linder Read lo Blind: Guidance Office She'll spend her bosses money Clever gal is our Bunny! GERTLER, MARILYN 8-8 285i Barker Avenue 67 General-Privale Secrelary Miss Boyaiian: Library Miss Quinn Her boss will gel good measure Marilyn's a lreasure. GIAMPI, VIRGINIA 8-5 l9l4 Mayflower Avenue 6l Commercial Leaders Club: Maior C Club Bio. Lab: Gym Aide FURMAN, SANDFORD 8-5 2074 Wallace Avenue 62 Academic-Penn S+.-Arch. Engr. Handball Team: Tennis Team Admiral: G.O. Rep. Wifh a handball quile handy Everyone's impressed by Sandy. GALASSO, ARLENE 8-I0 l09l Pierce Avenue 6l Commercial-Kalherine Gibbs- Priv. Sec. Leader's Club: Mr. Wallace Some boss is going lo need'er Afler all she's a leader. rf ie '47 K4 gr' 'l'here's nolhing like a ball game To keep her life from gelling lame. .filly 'Ill Ou sonl les gargons? GIANNALONE, HELEN 8-6 l630 Sladium Avenue bl General-Sfenographer Though her hours may be long, She wilysing a merry song. 825 Morris P rl: ven 62 Academic-C lu bio- Chem. Engine G.O. Council: nior ouncil Chem. Club: C umbu Forum Versalile is our arry He'lI find honor easy Io carry. GIATTINO, ANNETTE 8-7 l603 Hobarf Avenue 6I General-Secrelary Usher Squad Mrs. McConnell Library We hope Ihe fulure has luclr in sfore, For 'rhis experl of lhe ballroom floor. GITTLEMAN, SHEILA 8-8 2lO6 Bronx Park Easl 62 General-Privafe Secrelary General Office: Miss Governale Loclcer Room: Miss Boyaiian She Iilces lo laugh and smile SI'ye'lI help her boss a forlune l'o 1 e. cs-INSBU , B P GLATT, DAVID 8-6 2l80 Ballon Slreel' 62 Academic-C.C.N.Y.-Real Es+al'e Library: Hall Pafrol Bowling Team David's always luclxy winning bels, He enjoys fish and olher pels. GOERING, RAYMOND 8-I l550 Slillwell Avenue 6l Academic-Columbia-Physician Rifle Team: Trinify Club Varsily C Club: G. S. Lab Medicine he wishes 'ro lry We hope he hifs fhe bull's eye. GOLDBERG, MARVIN 8-II 2l20 Cruger Avenue 62 Academic-Queens-Ch isf Soccer Team: Bio. lab: Tennis Team: Min+ De e I Marv's an all ou , Who shi? err? I' iw GODCHAUX, SHIRLEY 8-8 2764 Lalling Slreef 6l Commercial-Secrelary Green-eyed Shirley's fond of romances She does noi' mind Ihe boy's glances. GOLDBERG, MARTIN 8-I4 785 Mace Avenue 67 Academic-Fordham-Pharmacisl' A'H'encI. Office: Handball Team Bowling Team MarIy's handy wifh 'rhe gloves Bu+ mixing pills he loves. GOLDBERG, MIMI 3-5 2505 Olinville Avenue 67 Academic-C.C.N.Y.-Teacher Hebrew Cullure Club: Miss Davis His+ory Office: Mrs. Cohen Gianls, Kniclcerboclrers are her pick Mimi lcnows whal makes kids I'iclx. f, 'Q 7 W' GORFAIN, MYRNA 8-I0 762 Brady Avenue 62 Academic-Hun'I'er-Physician Ar+ Office: Read +o Blind Usher Squad: Horizon Ari Slaff Generous Myrna will cure +he ill, And submil a very small bill. GRASSO, VINCENT 8-I0 I476 Williamsbridge Road 6I Academic-C.C,N.Y.- Archifecfural Drawing Lunchroom Vin's an exper+ wilh nine pins, Success he easily wins. GREENBAUM, WALTER 8-3 2802 Olinville Avenue 67 General-Accounianl' Nor a worry, noi a care Even fhough he's go+ red hoir. GROSS, LORRAINE 8-6 63-D Eclgewaler Parli 6I General-Secre+ary A regular girl, her classmales say, Wha+ beHer +ribu+e can Ihey pay? HAHN, MARGARET 8-7 IO34 Swinfon Avenue 6I Commercial-Privale Secrefary Girl's H. Ed. OFF, Leader's Club Emergency Room To fine 'rhings she cloes aspire This soprano in a church choir. GOLDMAN, LEONARD 8-2 IOIS Esplanade Avenue 6I Academic-C.C.N.Y.-Musician Swimming Team: A. V. Squad Library Squad Lenny plays Ihe sax and clarinef, Some Iuclcy girl will win him yei. GONZALEZ, ISABELLA 8-7 I902 Hone Avenue 6I Academic-Trapahagen- Dressmalzer Leaders' Club, Miss Menna Mrs. Burlinsong Miss Koenig Isabella loves +o sew Or go dancing wiih a beau. GRAHAM, ROBERT 8-3 I599 Haighi Avenue 6I Academic-Oswego-Teacher Ari O'FFiceg Wood Shop Me'raI Shop Roberl malces careful seleciions For his s+amp and fish colleclions. GREENBAUM, ROBERT 8-I0 2324 Morgan Avenue 69 Academic-N.Y.U.-Real Eslafe In pho+ography he does excel, In spor+s he does as well. GRIES, PATRICIA B-II I8I3 Hoighl Avenue 6l General-Bookkeeper Library Friendly +o all she sees, Her employers she'lI surely please HAFNER, RHODA B-8 2I6O Wallace Avenue 62 General-Fashion Insf.-Designer Arf Oiificeg Anchor Arr Slalii Horizon Ari Sfalif Ari and music mean much +0 her Fame will be o cons+an+ spur. HALBSTEIN, LARRY 8-3 24I8 Olinville Avenue 67 General-Radio-T.V. Technician Orchesiro Larry can repair a TV sei Or carch a fish in a nel, GOLIA, EUGENE 8-I4 I639 Crosby Avenue 6I Academic-N,Y.U. A++e-ndance Ofiice Eugene may gel' his wish: His boa+ surrounded by Hsh. GORDON, JUDY 8-3 ZI84 Barnes Avenue 62 Commercial-Boolrlreeper Judy's life has many iacers Her boolrs show only asse+s. 5 3 f gs We rf 'Y-B. fo, '9 1 W Our fufure is safe! HANNA, JOAN 8-I 28I6 Dudley Avenue 6I General-Secrelary Leaders' Club Joan will never be ouf of sorls If she can engage in sporls. HARTNAGEL, JOSEPH 8-4 2306 Bolles Avenue 69 General Joe is fall and very alerf He'II 'Forge +o 'lhe lop in a spurl. HELLER, STEVEN 8-2 2I20 E. Tremonf Avenue 62 Academic-Cooper Union- Chem. Engineer Chem. Xi Physics Lab. For S+eve success will sl'em From his life of Chem. HERMAN, ERNIE 8-6 754 Brady Avenue 62 Academic-Queens Anchor: Horizon Pub. Office Our Benchley fan's good for a laugh Oufsfanding member of Horizon sfafli. HIRSCH, CAROL 8-7 840 Asfor Avenue 67 General-Secrefary Mrs. McConnellg Mr. Rogers Jr. Leaders' Club: Dr. Silberslein Here's a girl wi+h afhlelic skill Who will never dance her Fill. HARTFELDER, RUTH 8-I I842 Radcliff Avenue 62 General-Parochial School Teach. Prom CommiH'eeg Leaders' Club Usher Squad: G.O. Rep, Ru+h's a very live wire Who sings in a church choir. HAZELTON, ROBERT 8-2 I6l7 Research Avenue 6I Academic-Navy Miss Ligoq Mr. Kunlz Hall Pafrol Bob will +ravel afar Sfudying all abouf radar. HERMAN, EDWIN 8-5 24l8 Olinville Avenue 67 Academic-N.Y.U.-Elec. Engr. Band: Chess Club Orcheslraq Chem Club We hope Eddie gels his wish: Engineering wilh fropical fish. HESS, ZERLINE 8-5 2320 Seymour Avenue 69 General-Columbia-Secrefary She expecfs 'lo rise from +he ranlrs By working in some N. Y. banks. HOETZEL, JOHN 8-II I238 Rhinelander Avenue 61 General When John's around, no panic He's an excellenf mechanic. ,nm HOLMBERG, CARL 8-I2 l320 Edwards Avenue bl General-Dockbuilder Boals will never go on ihe roclcs When Carl builds 'lhe docks. HOROWITZ, BARBARA 8-3 22l5 Cruger Avenue b7 Commercial-Spanish Sfenog. Library Squad, Sr. Arisla Barbara loves dancing and sewing This chicln's really wor+h lrnowing. HUGHES, EMELIA 8-8 l528 Hone Avenue bl Commercial-Secrelary Jr. Arisla, Film Squad Sfuclenl Service Corps For success, one of our sure bels, She's 'fond of all lcinds of pels. IANNUZZI, 290l Paine PHYLLIS 8-8 Sireel bl Academic-Nurse Keen-Teener Library can swim and sail, Jr. Leader, Sr. Leader, Lovely Phyl Her palienls she'II never fail. lNTlLl, ELEANOR 8-ll 3I09 Roberis Avenue bl Commercial-Secrelary Her charms she cannof cloalr You should see her swimming slrolle. HOFFMAN, BARBARA 8-9 l555 Roberfson Place bl Commercial-Secrelary Triniiy Club: Mr. Keslenbaum She knows how +o Jralce diclalion Balres a cake wilhoul hesilaiion. HOFFMAN, NANCY 8-b 78D Edgewaler Park bl General-Secrelary Nancy goes a+ fasi paces Keeping up wiih aulo races HOPE, BARBARA 8-I3 l579 Melropolilan Avenue 62 Academic-Brooklyn-Secreiary Leaders' Club, Band Drum Maioreileg Clerlc Here's a girl who's full of hope Too charming ever io mope. HUDSON, MARIE 8-9 757 Vincenl Avenue bl Commercial-Secrelary Mrs. Burlinsonq Band Marie's a girl wilh much vim She slcales and is always in l'he swim. HUMMEL, ELIZABETH 8-4 l72l Hering Avenue bl Commercial-Secrefary Leaders' Club: Gym If Liz gels fired of her files She'll creale new hair slyles. INSALACO, LOUIS 8-8 2746 Mallhews Avenue 67 Academic-Avialion Aulo Mech. Squad We hope Louis is a sensalion ln lhe 'lielcl of avialion. IPPOLITO, ARTHUR 8-6 807 Van Nesl' Avenue 62 General Rifle Team Tho Arl wanfs lhe besl 'for his folks, He lreals a young lady 'lo many colres. HOFFMAN, HOWARD 8-5 2l87 Holland Avenue 62 Academic-N.Y.U. Slage Crew, Hall Pairol Foolball is Howard's game Af college he will win his fame HOLLANDER, lRENE 8-l4 2850 Dudley Avenue bl General-Clerk Infirmary: Lunchroom Irene lilces io swim and read She's lhe iype all bosses need. 1 11 Where s +ha+ alomic energy? IPPOLITO, CHARLES 8-7 807 Van Nesf Avenue 62 General-Policeman Rifle feam: Mr. Dunn Library Squad Criminals will change +heir course When Charlie ioins fhe force. ITALIANO, PHYLLIS 8-I2 2402 S+. Raymond Avenue 6I Academic-Cornell-Polilician G.O. Pres.: General Office Pep. Squad: Co-op Office Here's hoping Phyllis dares To clean up civic affairs. JACOBY, DOROTHY 8-I3 2I33 Wallace Avenue 62 Academic-C.C.N.Y.-Teacher Jr. 81 Sr. Arisfa: Reading +o Blind Bio. Lab: Mr. Alberf The ambifion of 'lhis charming lass ls playing fhe piano before a class. JANSEN, JOAN 8-2 2534 Weslervelf Avenue 69 General-Office Worlc Leaders' Club Joan's an experl' al' a+hle+ic games Sure +o win all her aims. JOHNSON, MYLES 8-I0 2860 Lafayefle Avenue 6l Accdemic-Wesleyan-Medicine Mr. Wilson: Trini+y Club Forum Club: Chem Club A fine fisherman, a good spari- Myles will reach a safe porf. IRACE, JEAN 8-I2 l6l6 Jarvis Avenue 6l General-Secrelary Jean would 'travel fo 'lhe world's end. If she wouldn'+ miss her boyfriend. JACOBSON, STEPHEN 8-8 2I8O Wallace Avenue 62 Academic-C.C.N.Y.-Buyer Golf Team: College Rep. Hall Pafrol He goes under par for I8 holes Sfeve'll easily affain his goals. JACKEL, MARTIN 8-II 2455 Fenfon Avenue 69 General-Acad. of Aeron- Airplane Mech. Mar'ry's urge fo worl: on planes Will yield him many gains. JOHNSON, ANNE 8-5 2726 Paulding Avenue 69 Commercial-Secrefary Mr. Brown A sweel and charming lovely lass, Anne is fhe delighf of her class. JONES, BARBARA 8-7 2905 Sullivan Place 6I General Barbara's off +0 a good slarf Afrer all, she's a devofee of arl. JONES, FLORENCE 8-6 IIO-B Edgewaier Paris 6I General-Secrelary Laughing Florence will never shirlc Her share of hard worll. KALTENBACH, KURT 8-I0 I737 Hering Avenue 6I Academic-N.Y.U.-Engineer Kurl' who's an ouidoor man Will build some greaf span. JULIUS, FRED 8-I2 22I8 Morgan Avenue 69 Academic-N.Y.U.-Fireman Gym Leader Always on lime is his rule He was never Iafe Io school, KATANIC, KENNETH 8-8 2566 Radcliff Ave ue 69 Academic-Colu - C mis Lifes no+ foo , When Ken' - ' I Chem 8: Physic 'y .' y. KATLEIN, DOROTHY 8-I0 780 Asfor Avenue 67 Commercial-Bookkeeper Mrs. McConnell: G.O. OHice Accoun+ing Officeg English Office A girl who operafes an I.B.M. Machine Aboui music, singing and fun she's Ireen. KATZ, LARRY 8-II 2I35 Wallace Avenue 62 Academic-Fordham-Pharmacisl Larry who can cul' a rug Will also concocf a drug. KENIG, AL 8-2 2736 Fish Avenue 69 Academic-N.Y.U.-Accounlanf Senior Band He'II Iceep 'figures close a+ hand, And also Ioofle in 'rhe band. KERPEN, STEPHEN 8-2 I99 Sherman Avenue 34 Academic-PraH-Indus. Design. Infirmary Sporfs, girls and design Will Iceep Sieve in line. KIMMELMAN, GLORIA 8-7 2045 Holland Avenue 62 Academic-Highland Manor Healfh Ed. Off.: Library Emergency Room Gloria has many admirable +rai'rs, You oughi' fo see her go on slxafes. KATZ, HONEY 8-5 2I99 Holland Avenue 60 Comm.-Insf. Dram. Ari-Aclress Honey's se+ for life To be an ac+ress and wife. KAVALAR, GERTRUDE 8-9 I3I6 Crosby Avenue 6I Commercial-Secrefary Mr. Kadish Wilh a congenial crowd, nighf or noon Ger+'s willing fo sing a +une. KENT, BETTY 8-4 242I Barnes Avenue 67 General-Secrelary Be'r+y's grea+esI' hear? Ihrobs, Are Uncle Sam's gobs. KILLORAN, RITA 8-I 285 Sf. Nicholas Avenue 27 Academic-Nurse Clerical Aide Helping oihers, her IiI:e's foie, For fun she likes 'Io sliafe. KING, HOWARD 8-8 2I34 Wallace Avenue 62 Academic-C.C.N.Y.-Engineer Admiral, Sr. Council Spor+s Publicify A+ life he'II fake a 'fling He'II always be a Iring. 8 ,- ' '- . 1 ' 2: Q, . . is-f 'W ,- Quiell Creafing going on here! ' Tw M +335 KLAPHOLZ, MARILYN 8-I 2074 Wallace Avenue 62 Commercial-N.Y.U,-Secrelary Mrs. Hearong Mrs. Hawlhorne Dr. Ryan, Mr. Goldsmilh Firsl a secrelary, 'Ihen a wife MariIyn's recipe for a happy life. KLEIN, HARRIET 8-6 24l8 Olinville Avenue 67 General-Secrelary Mrs. Brown: Mrs. Leaycrafl Mrs. Singer Harriel likes 'ro dance and swim, She's parlial lo Ieachers of boys' Qvm- KOENI6, LEONARD 8-I0 I60I Mefropolilan Avenue 62 Academic-Adelphi-Adverlising Chem. Club: Swimming Team Allendance Olificeg Bio. Lab. Aboul his success never fear, Len can fish wilh a spear. KRAKOFF, ZELDA 8-8 III6 Neill Avenue 6I General-Secrelary Mrs. Mendelsohn A secrefary who likes 'ro dance, Through life Zelda will gaily prance. KRANE, CATHERINE 8-9 2560 Tenbroeck Avenue 69 General-N.Y. Found. School- Baby Nurse Mrs. Hewi'Hg Mr. Dunn Mrs. Cohen: Miss Yama Ca'fherine's purpose will never veer To bring babies loads of cheer. KLEIN, CAROL 8-9 2I56 Cruger Avenue 62 General-Nursing School-Nurse Emergency Room: Library Sec. in Home Room Carol will cer+ainIy be in demand To hold a pal'ienI s hand. KLUGMAN, PHILIP 8-I4 2I04 Holland Avenue 60 Academic-N.Y.U.-Business Admiral: Hall Palrol In business he'II make a denl Tho here he was allen absenl. KONOPNY, CARL 8-I3 2I86 Paulding Avenue 62 Academic-N. C. U.-Engineer A. V. Squad: Hull Palrol Carl would like lo be an engineer And, if necessary, a millionaire. KRAMER, BARRY 8-6 I823 Narragansell Avenue 6I Academic-N.Y.U.-Denlisf Chorus: Hall Pa'IroI Aid Barry's smile will become gravify When he finds you have a cavily. KRAVITZ, PAUL 8-5 327 King Avenue 64 Academic-N.Y.U.--Elect Engr. Track Team: Senior Band Sfage Crew: 6.0. Council Sir Paul will reach The heighf He's fas+er 'Ihan fhe speed of lighl. 7' -.,- LANARO, PAT 8-I2 I746 Jarvis Avenue 6I GeneraI-Commercial-Flying Pal expecis fo make his gains Flying around in aeroplanes. LEATI, GLORIA 8-7 l57I Bronxdale Avenue 6I General-Secre+ary Healih Ed. Office: Emergency Rm. Afier helping in each emergency Aleri' GIoria's ready 'for any urgency. LEIPSNER, GEORGE 8-2 2036 Cruger Avenue 62 Academic-N.Y.U.-Chemisf Tennis Team: Chem. Club Hisfory Office: Program Comm. Tho always inferesfed in a rare s+amp, He'Il be a scieniisf or Iennis champ. LENKO, FRANCES 8-I3 2I87 Cruger Avenue 62 General-Fashion Coll.-Designer Mr. Cohen: Mrs. Pafow Mr. Wilson: Mr. Kesfenbaum If we wai+ around awhile Frances will be se++ing Ihe slyle. LENT, WALTER 8-I2 3I86 Fairmoun'r Avenue 6I General-Elecirician Hall Pafrol On his way up, he won'I' hall' Good luck Io you, friend Wall. WMCJZLQH KULKA, MURRAY 8-I0 2704 Holland Avenue 67 Academic-C.C.N.Y.-Chemisl Admiral: Publicarions Office French Club: Chem Club Baslceiball player, lover of chem, Prize caich for some Iuclxy femme. LGBIONDA, ESTHER 8-4 3I52 Ampere Avenue 6I General-Sfenographer A'I'hIeIic Esiher Iilzes +o dance Her boss will give her iirsf chance. LANZA, MARIE 8-3 I634 Crosby Avenue 6l Commercial-Secrelary Reading Io Blind Marie's a hard worlser Life will find her no shirlrer. LECKEY, THOMAS 8-2 l242 Pinchei Place 6I General-Navy Tom is a foofball Ian Who will be a Navy man. LEMPERT, PHILIP 8-9 25I5 Olinville Avenue 67 Academic-Docfor G.O. Congress: Chess Club Chem. Club: French Club Phil inrends wi+h much in+ensi+y To develop his scienfific propensify. LENO, CAROLE 8-I3 2035 Hone Avenue 60 Commercial-Secrefary Mr. Helper: G.O. Rep Miss Cummings: Mr. Greenberg A good secreiary, CaroIe's ambiiion A happy 'family her Iradilion. LERNER, MURRAY 8-9 776 Mace Avenue 67 General-Business Adminis+raI'or Accouniing Office: Mr. AIber+ Guidance Office: Mr. Lieberman Murray doesn'I' infend +o s+op Un+iI he lands a+ Ihe very Iop. . LABINE, JOAN 8-3 I938 Eas'r Tremonf Avenue 62 General-Secrefary Mr Nafhansg Mr. Menf Mr. Kadish: Miss Yama Joan's baI's Aboui cols. LALLI, LOUIS I062 Siell Place 69 Academic-C.C,N.Y.-Engineer Hall Pairol: Supply Cleric A boy upon whom we can depend, To do righf from s+ar+ Io end. :VX yafdv 463' Z HA. 'BN 'Ili-T'-X 14' ,,f ff' 1 ' WW' 'iff' W All 'rhey need is a fender! LEVINE, HAROLD 8-3 2753 Wallace Avenue 67 Academic-C.C.N.Y.-Engineer Audio Visual Squad: Library Baseball Team A whiz wifh bal and ball He'II surmounl every wall. LICHTENFELD, IRWIN 8-7 2I98 Cruger Avenue 62 Academic-C.C.N.Y.-Business Hall Palrol: Boy's Infirmary Manager of baskelball 'Ieam Irwin will ring +he bell When he s+ar+s Io buy and sell. LIGUORI, ROSE 8-I0 2533 Easfchesfer Road 69 General--Secre+ary Library Tho Rose enioys dramaiics and skaling Her real inleresf is in da+ing. LINCOLN, ELIZABETH 8-3 32I8 Couniry Club Road 6I General-Complomefer Operafor When Liz isn'+ busy sewing, She Iceeps business machines going. LORETO, YOLANDA 8-I2 l85I Bogarl Avenue 62 General-Secrefary Yolanda will find life a honey Wilh work, marriage, and money. LEVITT, HERBERT 8-3 754 Brady Avenue 62 Academic-N.Y.U. Swimming Team: Infirmary Hall Pairol Herb's a boy who loves 'I'o swim The business field beckons 'Io him. LIEB, RENEE 8-5 2546 Cruger Avenue 67 Acad.-MI. Sinai Nurse School- Nurse G.O. Council: Miss Hearle G.O. Congress: Pep Squad She's shorf, sweel, preHy, swell She'II cheer sick, make Ihem well. LIMA, JACK 8-4 2429 MaHhews Avenue 67 General To gel' along says Jack Prefend +o have whaf you lack. LONGHITANO, NANCY 8-I2 I569 Mefropolifan Avenue 62 General-Bookkeeper In +he sparkle of her dark eyes A wealfh of dreaming Iies. LUCCHESI, PETER 8-I0 926 Morris Park Avenue 62 Academic-Cooper Union- Elecfrical Engineer Sr. Council: Chem. Club Chem and Phy. Squads PeI'e's Iops on 'Ihe honor roll Relaxes by frying +o bowl. MAGGIO, GLORIA 8-l I929 Tomlinson Avenue 6l Commercial-Bookkeeper Gloria charms +he genfry Even while doing double enfry. MANCUSO, FRED 8-6 255I Cruger Avenue 67 Academic-Iona-Lawyer Baskeiball Team Fred is fond of any spor+, He'll shine in a legal or baskeiball couri. MARINO, VERA 8-2 I6I0 Mahan Avenue 6l General-Bookkeeper Heal+h Ed. Office Vera enioys sporfs and dancing Finds lisfening io music enhancing, MARTICO, JOSEPH 8-5 l8l6 Holland Avenue 62 General-Band Leader Senior Band: Sfudy Hall Au'ro. Mech. Shop: Lib.-Ari' Serv. Music, arf, sporfs all around He's already marriage bound. MASTERSON, MARION 8-7 i730 Vicior Sireef 60 General-Secreiary Miss Koenig The fype of girl you'd like +o meel' Never fazed by summer heal: LUKACHINA, MARY 8-3 2840 Lafayefie Avenue 6l General Hai-pin Mary finds ari pleases, Le+'s hope her opporiunify she seizes. LUPOLETTI, DONNA 8-8 3ll2 Wilkinson Avenue 6I Academic-L.l.U.-Journalisf Admiral: Usher Squad G.O. Congress: Sr. Council Defermined onna does insisf Upon o ng a io rnalisf. M luw MALKIN, HARVEY 8-3 752 Pelham Parkway S. 62 General-L. I. Agr. 8: Tech lnsi. Harvey likes +o floai, Especially in a boai. MANERLY, BARBARA 8-ll 80A Edgewafer Park 6I General-Clerical A+ swimming and dancing a besi' be? Barbara's already goi her life sei: MARLOWE, ALAN 8-l 2090 Barnes Avenue 62 Academic-Acfor Admiral: Pub. Off. General Office As an acfor he'll reach heighis And see his name in brighr lighis. MARTlN, ANTONIA 8-I3 I862 Tomlinson Avenue 6I Academic-Fordham-Pharmacisi Gym Leader, Service League Gym Aide The fallesf girl in +he '54 class Pharmacy claims 'rhis lovely lass. MATIK, PAUL 8-6 2070 Bronx Park Easi 62 Academic-N.Y.U.-Denfisf Swimming Team, Library Hall Pafrol Experf in a swimming Tank Paul's one of our firsl rank. LUPINO, LOUISE ANN 8-I 3550 Laconia Avenue 69 Commercial-Bookkeeper Louise Ann will noi +arry She'lI work and +hen marry. LYONS, JOHN 8-2 8E Edgewarer Park 6I Academic-Queens-Minisfer Audio-Visual Squad: Trinify Club Hall Pairol John's as sfaunch as a rock He'll 'lake good care of his flock. 17 , 'K 7 if gf. qv 6 Z, A group of smoorh operaiorsl bowl, O 2 ARA 8-3 l70 ,ronx a e 62 Gene' l Here's a ir who dis incline Toward and fashion design. MAZEN, PAUL 8-7 735 Mace Avenue 67 Academic-T.V. s+o'Ff Admiralg Forum Club Someday he'll keep anfennae vibrafing, Wa+ch for Paul's greai' Hooper raiing. McCABE, JANET 8-I4 2455 Williamsbridge Road 69 General-Typisi' Opporfunifies she will seize While banging iypewrirer lreys. McKENZIE, JANE 8-8 2860 Bronx Park Eas+ 67 Academic-Fisk Univ. Swifchboard Jane's a girl we 'rhinlr is swell She's preHy, charming and dresses wel. McPHERSON, JANET 8-I3 856 Calhoun Avenue 6l General-Clerk Jane+'s a girl always on fhe go Yef finds 'rime +o sew. MAYER, HOWARD 8-I 782 Pelham Parkway 62 Academic-Cooper Union-Engr. Clerical Service: Chem. Club Class-College Rep. , Howie will never go +o seed He's an arhlefe who lilces +o read. MAZZELLA, YVONNE 8-I0 III3 Vincenl' Avenue 6l General-Secrefary Locker Room: Srudy Hall Aiiendance Office Yvonne can never sfop Once she siarls lhe lindy hop. McGUlNNESS, MARY 8-II 2750 Fenion Avenue 69 General-Business College S+udy Hall: Miss Sfurchler Mary's charms won'1 'fade She'lI give some execuiive much aid. McPHERSON, GEORGE 8-6 856 Calhoun Avenue 6I General-Au'ro Mechanic Manager Slage Crew: Hull Parrol Audio-Visual Aid George keeps da+a abou? himself low If he fold us, we'd boih lrnow. MEILMAN, DANIEL 8-3 2300 Bronx Park Easf 67 Commercial-U.S.C.--Accoun+an'f Hull Parrolp Mimeograph Room Program Commi'I'+ee Daniel's rise oughf +o be alomic He's quife a comic. MERCURIO, LUCILLE 2426 Fish Avenue 69 Academic--Office Work lfalian Club: Senior Arisfa Always laughing, always gay We hope Lucille sfays fhai way. METSCH, BURTON 8-6 2060 Narraganseff Avenue 6l Academic-Cornell-Civil Engr. Audio-Visual Squad: Chem Club Burf will enfer Cornell's gafe And boy does he feel greaf. MEYER, PATRICIA 8-4 l265 Olmsfead Avenue 62 Commercial-Secrefary Guidance Office: Leaders' Club Gym Aid Helpful Paf is quife efficienf And in charm nof deficienf. MILONE, PLACIDO 8-4 l6l7 Colden Avenue 62 Academic-C.C.N.Y.-Elec. Engr. Lunch Room: Guidance Office Paf knows fhe frick He's a whiz af fhings elecfric. MIRSKY, CAROL 8-5 i594 Unionporf Road 62 Academic-New Palfz-Teacher Sr. Council: Defenfion Squad Pan-American Club: Anchor Carol is quife affracfive ln school affairs very acfive. MEISLIN, ARLINE 8-9 254i Olinville Avenue 67 General-Sfenographer English Office: Mafh Office Mr. Alberf Some boss will view a pleasanf scene When he firsf looks ai' our Arline. MENSCHENFREUND, GERALD 8-7 2230 Wilson Avenue 69 Academic-N.Y.U.-Denfisf Hall Pafrol: French Club Chemisfry Club When Gerry fires of people's denfures Wifh rod and reel he seeks advenfures. MERZ, DOROTHY 8-8 I833 Tenbraeck Avenue 6l Commercial-Sfenographer Once a blonde, now a brunefie She'II be a secrefary yef. METSCH, SHIRLEY 8-6 l2l6 Neill Avenue 6I Academic-Hunier-Journalisf Library Squad: Sr. Council General Office To fhe news world she'll be a boon We hope fo see her by-line soon MEYER, PAUL 8-3 I873 Wallace Avenue 62 Academic Aufo Mechanics: Hall Pafrol Lunchroom Paul loves plenfy of air He infends fo fly from here fo fhere. MlNTZ, WARREN 8-5 2l05 Wallace Avenue 62 Academic-Mich. Sfafe-Lawyer Audio-Visual Squad Genial Warren will go for Pleading cases before 'rhe bar. MlRSKY, DORIS 8-9 I905 Yafes Avenue 6I General-Nurse Miss Diamond Doris cerfainly fills +he bill Wafch her cure fhe ill. MENDELSON, DORICE 8-I4 2723 Barnes Avenue 67 General-C.C.N.Y.-Secrefary Library She'Il gain fame and pelf She knows every book on fhe library shelf. MERCER, JOHN 8-3 I770 Sfillwell Avenue 69 General-Manhaffan-Coach Track Team John's a hard working guy Whose feel know how fo fly. yy Q .452 f LW I Give a man enough rope! MITTLEMAN, MARVIN 8-6 2I86 Cruger Avenue 62 Academic-C.C.N.Y.-Geologisl' Audio-Visual Lab.: Chem. Club A nicer guy cannof be found His career will be underground. MOLIVER, ETHEL 8-IO I3Il Waring Avenue 69 Commercial-Boolclxeeper Accounfing Office Business Sfaff of Pub. Efhel's singing may nof be fine Buf lisleners have a good fime. MORALES, HECTOR 8-8 878 E. I8lsf Sfreef 60 Academic College Rep: Handball Team Mr. Kadish Hecfor's a very lilceable guy, His handball scores go slcy high. MOSCOU, KATHERINE 8-5 I8I3 Edison Avenue 6I General-Ballroom Dancer Affendance Office: Mrs. Minerva Mrs. Halsfead: Dean's office She'll glide over ballroom floors. While everybody calls for encores. MOTTA, DONALD 8-IO l8I4 Colden Avenue 62 General Don has very liffle fo say As he goes on his way. MOHAMMED, MARIA 8-7 I728 Paulding Avenue 6I Gen.-Savannah Sf.-Civil Serv. Loclcer Room: Healfh Ed. Office Emergency Room: Banlc Monifor Tho she lilies fo lmif and crochef Maria will be an aufhor one day. MONDELLO, SAL 8-I4 2343 Kingsland Avenue 69 General Library Wifh Sal a baf and ball Will always gef fhe call. MORRIS, STUART 8-I4 2l8l Wallace Avenue 62 Academic--L.l.U.-Teacher Chem. Club: Tennis Squad Parenfs Ass'n. Rep: Library Squad His enfhusiasm never damps For collecfing fish and sfamps. MOSKOWITZ, ARNOLD 8-I0 2570 Wilson Avenue 69 General-N.Y.U.-Accounfanf Lunchroom: Hall Pafrol Nof even 'lhe besf of vamps Can keep Arnold from his sfamps. MUNZER, MARLENE 8-2 2874 Middlefown Road 6l Academic-Nurse Locker Room: Chem Club Marlene can sew, lrnif and balze And help relieve an ache. N4 MUSHLIN, GLORIA 8-I 2l48 Muliner Avenue 62 Academic-C.C.N.Y.-Teacher Anchor Full of fun and lively Iaughfer, GIorio's Ihe girl everyone's af+er. MUSTO, JOAN 8-I0 2023 Hone Avenue 6I General-Secre+ary Joan's anoiher of Ihose dancing domes Who's bound fo gain her aims. NAPOLITANO, DAHLIA 8-7 II3I Waring Avenue 69 Academic-Teacher Jr.-Sr. Arisla: Newman Club Sr. Prom CommiHee: Mr. Browne She loves spor+s and child sfudy Her road Io success won'+ be muddy. NELKIN, HAROLD 8-I2 2064 MaHhews Avenue 62 General-Business Audio-Visual Squad: Orch. Aide Heb. Class Aide: Heb. Cllr. Club He loves 'ro fiddle And finds cars no riddle. NILES, MOIRA 8-I2 2777 Dewey Avenue 6I Academic--Regisfered Nurse Here's a nurse who casls a spell And makes everyone feel well. NOBILE, JOSEPHINE 8-I2 I942 Edison Avenue 6I Commercial--Hunler-Secrelary Afiendance Office Jo's idea of real fun Is fo bake in The sun NOVITA, HELENE 8-8 208I Cruger Avenue 62 Commercial-Secrerory Mrs. McConnell, Miss Becker Miss Schwarh: Miss McKnigh'I Everyone likes Ihis Iirfle miie Big in charoc+er, pleasanl' Io sighf. NATELLI, BARBARA 8-8 I925 Mulford Avenue 6I Commercial-Secre+ary Jr. and Sr. Arisfa Barbara finds life 'Full of fun, Buf sees +haI' her work is done. NICOLOSI, PHYLLIS 8-9 2932 Laconia Avenue 69 General-Accounfani' Accouniing Office For inreresf she hasn'I' far 'Io go All she has +o do is call up Joe. NITZBERG, IRA 8-6 2320 Bronx Park Easf 67 Academic-L.I.U.-Docior Marh. Office: Track Team Heb. Culfure Club: Siu. Salesman A fasf man on any frack For medicine he has Ihe knack. NOVAK, ELIZABETH 8-9 I638 Pilgrim Avenue 6I Commercial-Bookkeeper Locker Room: Healrh Ed. Office Her boss will gel' o surprise A bookkeeper who can vodblize. ODABASHIAN, ALBERT 8-I3 2I40 Haighf Avenue 6I General-Archilecr Audio-Vis, Lab Greal buildings he'II erecf As soon as he becomes an archifecf. MUSTO, JEAN 8-8 I744 Paulding Avenue 62 General-Secrelary Miss Boyaiian Her Iiu+ure holds in sfore Dancing wi'rh Frank on a ballroom floor. NACCARATO, TERRY 8-7 I564 Mayflower Avenue 6I General-Bookkeeper Leaders Club: Emergency Room Gym Aid: Locker Room Employers To her door will Iroop, This arfisf of 'rhe Columbus hoop. '45 ,vw w vs, Keep 'rhls on file! O'DONNELL, EDWARD 8-I4 69 Carroll Sfreef 64 General-Sfaf. Engineer Healfh Educafion Service Edward likes fo swim and boaf On engineering he will dofe. ORGEL, GLORIA 8-I3 2I05 Paulding Avenue 62 Academic-Hunfer-Teacher Mr. Browne: Sr. Office Sr. Prom Comm: Mafh Office Gloria enioys clofhes and clafes Liffle kids will be her playmafes. OUSTATCHER, IRIS 8-I3 2047 Holland Avenue 62 Academic-N.Y.U.-Teacher Library: Mrs. Greenson Miss Wasserman Charming, helpful, and pleasing Her class will have fun unceasing. PALMER, KENNETH 8-I4 3 Holly Place 6I General-Marine Engineer Library: Foofball Team Ken's keen Abouf anyfhing marine. PARLANTE, BARBARA 8-I2 I9II Haighf Avenue 6I Commercial-Secrefary On her some boss will dofe Even before she fakes a nofe. OGULNICK, ELAINE 8-4 24I8 Olinville Avenue 67 Commercial-Sfafe Tech- Denfal Hygiene Library She'lI forgef fhe feefh she sees By banging on fhe piano keys. OTTIMO, IRENE 8-7 I943 Mayflower Avenue 6I General-Secrefary Mrs. Annis: Miss Ryan Irene loves Io dance, Any office she'Il enhance. PAGNOTTA, THERESA 8-II I93I Mayflower Avenue 6I General-Secrefary Tessie's an infellecfual we hear She iusf adores Shakespeare. PANKEN, NAOMI 8-I0 2125 Cruger Avenue 62 Commercial Bio Lab. Naomi likes somefhing new She has an office iob in view. PARRINELLO, BENITA 8-I4 I860 Colden Avenue 62 General-Typisf Co-op Office: Cafeferia In fhe clerical world, you'll see Benifa will prove a busy bee. PERGOLIS, RICHARD 8-I2 I624 Seddon Slreel 6l Academic-C.C.N.Y.-Conlraclor Sr. Band, Chorus He plays clarinel and sax On real esla+e he'll save you lax. PERRI, LOUISE 8-I2 I826 While Plains Road 62 General-Telephone Company Mrs. Parsons: Mr. Brickman Louise avoids very much slrile By having only one boy in life. PHELAN, ELAINE 8-5 3l96 Ampere Avenue 6l Academic-Slale Tech- Banquel Manager When you wanl a banquel' supreme Call upon lhis walking dream. PINZER, MONA 8-3 208I Wallace Avenue 62 Commercial-Dancer Service League, Mrs. McConnell She loves lo dance ballef And brighlen everyone's day. PLATE, WALTER 8-I 2563 Bronxwood Avenue 69 Academic-N.Y.U.-Policeman Wall, an experl wilh a cue, Will spend his 'lime guarding you. PAZ, MARY 8-ll l432 Hollywood Avenue 6l Academic-Secrelary Miss Wrighi They can I say her skill is elemenlary When Mary is a secrelary. PELLEGRINO, JOSEPHINE 8-7 l8l4 Edison Avenue 6l General Jo's a girl who's full of vim, Whefher dancing or in lhe swim. PERLMUTTER, ARLENE 8-IO 2300 Bronx Park Easl 67 Academic-Hunier-Teacher Chorus: Dr. Youngwood Mr. Alberlg General Office Her spare lime she devoles To producing golden noles. PETERSON, NEIL 8-I2 I9l5 Hun+ Avenue 62 Academic-Cook Handball Team Always aclive, Neil never sils He'Il be a chef al lhe Riiz. PIACIBELLO, ALBERTA 8-7 I668 Fowler Avenue 6l General-Slenographer Enioying co-op while she's here A good S+eno never fear. PIRRELLI, FRANCINE 8-9 2723 Barnes Avenue 67 Academic-Mandi-Lab Technician Francine's life has an enioyable Page ll's walching plays on The sfage. POOLER, NANCY 8-I3 633 Minneford Avenue 64 General-Secrefary Usher Squad, Mr. Kunh Locker Room Wheiher in lhe ocean or a pool Nancy swims enough lo keep cool. PEDI, MARIE 8-9 i926 Edison Avenue 6l General-Receplionisl Chorus, General Office Anyone who's very wise Will Iislen lo Marie vocalize. PELLETTIERI, CAMILLE 8-7 3I04 Wilkinson Avenue 6l Academic-Flower-Nursing Newman Club: Senior Council Mrs. Hearong Guidance Office The doclors will be aware When nurse Camille is lherel They re lusi' poHering around! POOR, EVELYN 8-8 282 Hollywood Avenue 6I General-Secrelary Frankly, all Evelyn wanls of life ls fo be a good wife. PORCO, JOSEPHINE 8-4 2712 Barnes Avenue 67 General-Comp. Operafor Jo, The queen of many hearls, ls an experf af +ex+ile ar+s. POTOLSKY, STANLEY 8-6 22I5 Holland Avenue 67 Academic-C.C.N.Y.-Engineer Library, Chem. Lab He'll be remembered 'For many years affer As a courier of fun and laughfer. POWERS, MAUREEN 8-3 3l04 Wilkinson Avenue 6I Academic-New Pallz-Teacher G-.O. Rep, Sr. Council Cadef Teaching af P.S. 89 To Maureen was mighfy line. PRIVITERA, LOUIS 8-3 l732 Bogarl' Avenue 62 Academic-N.Y.U.-Doclor Chorus, Lunchroom If you would excife him Show Lou a disc colleclors' ifem. X QV PORCO, CAROL 8-II 2039 Hone Avenue 6I Commercial-Bus. Coll.-Sec'y. Mr. Wallace: Mrs. Schiff Some boss will work al easy pace When Carol lakes over his place. PORCO, LOUIS 8-I4 2557 Yafes Avenue 69 General AHendance Office Clever and nice fo know Louis will make a charming beau. POTRUCH, THEODORE B-2 2I20 Cruger Avenue 62 Academic-Wesleyan-Medicine G.O. Rep: Soccer Team Chem 8: Physics Lab, Sporls Ed. Admiral A sporfs wrifer and a musician He'll make a firsf rafe physician PRESTI, PAT 8-3 l457 As+or Avenue 69 General-Office Work Band: Orcheslra This boy is a real cool caf, l+'s sax and clarinef for Pal. PUCCl, BRUNO 8-II i855 Bronxdale Avenue 62 General-Mechanic Baseball Team: Gym Leader Clay Arlsg Heallh Ed. ln a car or on a horse Bruno keeps 'ro his course yew - PUCCI, CAMILLE 8-9 I845 Bogarl Avenue 6l 6eneral-Bookkeeper 6eneral Office To avoid raking a daily lrain, In some nigh? club she may enlerlain. PUTTER, MARVIN 8-I3 2050 Hering Avenue 6I Academic-Pace-Builder 6.0. Slore: Class Pres. Marvin Puller, a lad so fair Will someday build caslles in Ihe air. PULERI, ANN 8-ll 2462 Willicmsbridge Road 69 Commercial-Secrelary Mrs. Parsons Ouile popular wilh her jokes She likes sporis and ice cold cokes RA6USA, CAROLINE 8-I2 IISO Neill Avenue 6I Commercial-Secrefary Sr. Arisla: 6.0. Congress Defenlion 0fFice: Accoun+ing OH. Somefimes serious, somefimes gay Bur aHrac+ive in every way. RAMEIZL, CHARLES 8-7 65 Lampori Place bl 6eneral-Eleclrician Baseball Team 6ive Charley a bal and ball And life will never pall. RATNER, BEVERLY 8-4 2I82 Barnes Avenue 62 Commercial-Slafe Tech-Secly. Sleno Office: Jr. Arisla Among The boys she's al Ihe 'rop She loves baskelball and be-bop. RAYNSFORD, BARBARA 8-9 I66I Holland Avenue 62 Academic-Draflsman 5+h Term 6.0. Rep: Sr. Council Language Office Look oul all each and every draflsman Barbara's oul Io be a beller craflsman. REES, GRACE ANN 8-4 37D Edge Wafer Park 6I 6eneral-Clerk 6race likes lo make Ihings hum, Some day she'lI save a very large sum. REIMER, SONDRA 8-8 2I4O E. Tremonl Avenue 62 6eneral Library Her life pleasanlly 'Flaws While Sondra makes her own cIo+hes. RAPPAPORT, SHERMAN 8-I4 II73 Eas'I 229l'h Slreel 66 Commercial-C.C.N.Y.-Salesman I.H.T.: Mr. Davich 6.0. Congress Sherman enioys business slrife And has fun wifh nighf life. RAU, WILLIAM 8-6 I928 Mulford Avenue 6I General Bill expecls life Io be fair And leave him wilhoul a care REDICAN, DONALD 8-I3 I590 Unionporl Road 62 6eneral-Prieslhood Don has a calling To keep mankind from falling. REICH, JULES 8-5 2I84 Barnes Avenue 62 6en.-Corlland Slale-Teacher Baseball Team: 6olf Team Audio-Visual Squad 6ood on The diamond or Ihe courl, He'Il leach olhers 'ro love sporl REIN6OLD, MARVIN 8-I4 2I67 Cruger Avenue 62 Academic-N.Y.U. Bowling Team: Hall Palrol Allendance Office: Mr. Fried Marve bowls us over He oughl +o live in clover. No bullons missing here! 1 Lvfv REISSMAN, GLORIA 8-I 208l Wallace Avenue 62 Commercial-Sfale Tech-Secly. Miss Parsons: Reading lo Blind Chorus Gloria loves lo have people around She can make a harmonica sound. RESNITSKY, SEYMOUR 8-7 272I Barker Avenue 67 Academic-C.C.N.Y.-Teacher Sludenls' laughler our ears will reach, When genial Seymour slarls 'ro leach, RICKER, MARGARET 8-2 I5l4 Hulchinson River Pkwy. 6l General-Bookkeeper Service League: Miss Becker Margare'r's good al' lap, foe, or lwirl She'll keep her books in a whirl. J ji 1 J uk46s'k'JoHN a-s 2559 Hone Avenue 69 Genegcal-General Conlraclor d Suppyliflgx A -Mech. Squa Johnfs illezjqq Wiih a desire lla build. RIZZO, DONALD 8-IO 2738 Tenbroeck Avenue 69 Academic-Fordham-Adverlising Alhlelic Donald's full of fun, A hunler, experl wilh a gun. RESHETNIKOFF, EUGENE 8-I I576 Paulding Avenue 62 General-Pholo Engraver Capl. of Rifle Team Wilh Gene, don'l lrifle He's an experl wilh a rifle. RICH, ALAN 8-I 2l50 Wallace Avenue 62 General-Slale Tech Reading 'ro Blind: Forum Club Hall Pafrol: Sludy Hall ln life he'll find his niche He'll always be rich. RICKOVER, ROBERT 8-4 2055 Cruger Avenue 62 Academic-Naval Acad.-Engr. Band: Handball leam Baskelball 'team Bob's one grand sporl He's our king on lhe courl. RITZLER, CAROLYN 8-II 3707 E. Tremonl Avenue 6I Commercial-Bus.-Courl Sleno. Ar'l' Service Carolyn's 'rorn quile a-parl' Should she sludy Gregg or Ar'l'7 RODSTROM, CHARLES 8-9 Bl Schofield Slreel 64 Academic-Marines Swimming Team: Locker Room lnfirmary: Orcheslra Charles has 'rhe pleasanl' nolion Of spending his life on lhe ocean ROSENSTEIN, DAVID 8-I2 754 Mace Avenue 67 Academic-N.Y.U.-Accounlanl Library: Mr. Alberl Mr. Lieberman, Emer. Room Dave's accounls will gel bigger He knows how lo figure. ROSENTHAL, BARRY 8-I4 IS36 Seminole Avenue 6l General-Slale Univ.-Buyer Hislory Olilice, Library Chem. Lab He Iilces speed, doesn l larry If i+'s gol a molor, il's on Barry. ROSKO, OLGA SUSAN 8-I3 l645 Radclilil Avenue 62 General-Secrelary Miss Kernslocli In dancing, music, household chores Versalile Olga will never pause If fiQfjf XM RUBINSTEIN, RICHARD 8-6 2526 Bronx Park Eas'l 67 Academic-Cooper Union- Chem. Engineer Admiral, Audio-Visual Squad Richard lhinlxs 'things scienlilic For him quile lerrilic. RUSSO, EVELYN 8-I3 i803 Mahan Avenue 6l General-Secrefary Library, Sludy Hall Evelyn enjoys Iile's 'raslcs A line family's whal she aslis. ROMANO, JOSEPH 8-I0 lI02 Allerlon Avenue 69 General A very good fellow, genlleman loo, The obslacles he'll have are few. ROSENBLUM, HERBERT 8-ll 2859 Barlcer Avenue 67 Academic-Geologisl Miss Diamond, G.S. Lab. Red-head Herb, full of mirlh Finds 'Fun examining lhe earlh. ROSENSTEIN, WILLIAM 8-9 754 Mace Avenue 67 Academic-C.C.N.Y. Admiral, Hall Palrol Library, Mr. Alberl BiII's a boy who's gol' a double This causes olhers some Irouble. ROSENZWEIG, WILMA 8-5 2062 Van Hoesen Avenue 6l General-Typisl Sr. Leaders, Aulo Mech. Aid Allendance Monilor She rarely has a lroubled day Wilma finds lhal life is gay. ROTANELLI, MARION 8-4 ll77 B Slreel bl General-Typisl Here's a girl who's felching. She enioys slfelching. RUFFINO, ANNE B-I4 3255 Barlrley Avenue 6l General-Police Woman Newman Club, Library Squad Columbus Parade, Lunchroom Alhlelic Anne has no fear Of uniling marriage and career RYAN, JOSEPH 8-8 454 Cily Island Avenue 64 Academic-Avialion Miss Convy We'll soon see him in 'rhe slry, l'le's a boy who wanls lo fly. 'I5 IW .K I XX Rgjpi-I ff fi-L-J 5 ROSENBERG, ALAN 8-6 I if 2094 Mallhews Avenue 62 CE lj! Academic-Cornell-Chem. Engr. fj Senior Arislag Chem Club Tracli Team, G.O. Rep. Popular Alan rings 'Phe bell In his chosen field he'Il excel. ROSENFIELD, STELLA 8-I2 2l65 Ballon Slreel 62 Academic--New Palh-Teacher College Del., Malh Office Usher Squad, Chem. Club S'rel's quile a peach Fun +o walch her leach. 'Y' rx. I e M 'Zn A few movie 'rypes here! SABELLA, RONALD 8-I 2558 Cruger Avenue 67 Academic-Columbia-Doclor Audio Visual Squad: Jr.-Sr. Arisla Newman Club Ronald, a boy who has appeal, Will help lhe siclc lo heal SALAMON, RICHARD 8-I2 l268 Hobarl Avenue 6l Academic-Engineer When Richard fires of games, His slamp album slill remains SALVATORE, LOUISE 8-8 3935 Easf Tremonl Avenue 6l Commercial-Privale Secrelary Sr. Arisla: Arl Deparlmenl Co-op Magazine Arlisl' Louise enioys animals and ar'l' And from waler is rarely aparf. SANCHEZ, MILLIE 8-II l575 Pelham Parlcway Norlh 69 Academic-Queens-Journalisl Admiral: 6.0. Council Sr, Leaders: Sr. Arisla MiIlie's a girl of many views She'II undoubledly malre lhe news. SANTO, FRANCES 8-8 I842 Paulding Avenue 62 General-Buyer Music and 'fashion for her lhe rage, A lover of The Iegilimale slage. SACKSON, AUDREY 8-I2 2446 Throop Avenue 69 General-S+a+e Tech-Med. Sleno Mr. Wilson: Read lo Blind Leader's Club Tho Audrey loves lhe greal ouldoors She finds dancing never bores. SALDO, FREDERICK 8-I 2245 Bronxwood Avenue 69 General-Civil Service Hall Palrol: Handball Team Whalever service claims our Fred We lmow lhal he will gel ahead. SAMMARTANO, CARMELA 8-I3 3238 Colden Avenue 69 General-Secrelary Library: Guidance Olilice Mrs. McConnell She'lI marry when 'lhe lime is ripe, This secre'rary's lhe domeslic lype. SANSALONE, JOSEPHINE 8-4 I950 Edison Avenue bl General-Bookkeeper Library Squad: Mr. Dunn No boss will ever be a weeper Wi+h Josephine as his booklxeeper. SARRACCO, MARGO 8-3 908 Allerlon Avenue 69 General-Secrelary Library Margo is a fan of be-bop Whose gaiely will never slop. SCANDlFFlO, MINO 8-6 2549 Radcliff Avenue 69 General-Air Force Wafch him all you 'fair Before he goes up info lhe air SCARETTA, DO ROTHYANN 8-I i657 Haighf Avenue 61 General To a charming lass like Dorolhyann We wish as much luclc as we possibly can. SCHMUHL, THEA 8-5 729 Calhoun Avenue 6I General-Secreiary A+'lendance Office: Gym Aide Leaders Club Versafile Thea's hearl ives a 'Flip 9 Whenever she goes on a hip. SCHNEIER, SHEILA 8-8 2l20 Cruger Avenue 62 Academic-C.C.N.Y.-Teacher Charming Sheila will noi' 'larry Firsf she'll leach, -lhen marry. SCHOENFIELD, NANCY 8-I2 I59I Mefropolilan Avenue 62 Academic-Coriland--Teacher Varsify C Club: Sr. Arisla Miss Ferrigan: G.O. Secre+ary Nancy follows family +radi+ion To leach Healih Ed is her mission SASLOVE, ARLINE 8-I4 2l07 Wallace Avenue 62 Academic Admiral To her, music and wriiing have zesl Life should give her ihe besi. SAVINO, SANDY 8-5 2525 Radcliff Avenue 69 Academic-Man. Conser. Mus.- Music Teacher Music is his only call, Applaud him a+ Carnegie Hall. SAULNIER, AUGUSTIN 8-7 499 Ciiy Island Avenue 64 Academic-Cooper Union-Engr. Augusiin finds eleciriciiy A 'rhing of mere simpliciiy. SCAGLIONE, JACQUELINE 8-5 2900 Morris Park Avenue 6l General-Secreiary Library: Mrs. Siern If Jackie could have her way She'd laugh and sing all day. SCANNOPIECO, MICHELINA 8-2 3034 Coddinglon Avenue 6l General-Kaiherine Gibbs--Sec. A'Hendance Office: Guidance Off. Model or secreiary, hard +o choose In eifher case, she can'i lose. SCELZA, MARGARET 8-6 l73I Holland Avenue 62 Commercial-Typisi' Margie's a charming lhing Who's wild aboul swing. SCHNEIDER, STEPHEN 8-Z 2739 Cruger Avenue 67 Academic--C.C.N.Y. Prom CommiHee Slephen is a 'Flash on slcafes In our bool: he really rafes. ii , I 427 0 SCHOENBER6, HARRIET 8-3 23I4 Holland Avenue 67 , if Commercial-Secrelary ' V , f English Office: Miss Yama 4,77 7 ln a ballroom, no dancer gayer , Harrie'r's a fine piano player. 'ff SCHRAMM, HELEN 8-I2 ' 2969 Schley Avenue 6I General-Airline Hosiess V Tho on earfh she hasn'l a care , Helen'd like fo be up in fhe air J EN ,f 1 N '- dye! l fi S, Why no+ build your own home? M-we SCH RECK, ELAINE 8-4 930 Mace Avenue 69 Commercial-Secrelary Jr. Arisfag Mr. Browne Library Elaine loves sleno and longs To lisfen lo popular songs. SCHWARZBERGER, FLORENCE B-9 I507 Mefropolilan Avenue 62 Academic-C.C.N.Y.-Singer Chorus: Hebrew Cullure Club Melody Singers: Mr. Alberl Popular Flo of 'rhe golden voice Should be a wise boss' very firsl choice. SCRIMA, DANIEL 8-I4 25l Balcom Avenue 6I Academic Soccer Team Ever since his life began Things have been good for Dan. SEGREST, BARBARA 8-IO 7 Melropolifan Oval 62 Academic-Grinnell-Teacher Admiral: G.O. Council Sr. Arisfag Sr. Leader She loves every kind of creafure Lucky she's becoming a feacher. SEIDMAN, BELLA 8-6 754 Mace Avenue 67 General-Secreiary Library: Mrs. Mendelsohn Bella will be very glad, For a place lo park her sfeno pad. SCHREIBER, GERALD 8-I4 2l6I Barnes Avenue 62 General-Mich. S+.-Accounfanl Track Teamg Sr. Band Swimming Team Musical Gerry wanls 'lo go 'lo fown By scoring many a fouchdown. SCOTT, FRED 8-9 i923 Radcliff Avenue 62 General-Business Adminislralor Audio-Visual Squad Aciive Fred will never park, Unfil in business he makes his mark. SEALE, IRENE 8-9 I726 Paulding Avenue 62 Academic-Hun+er- Fine Arls Teacher Jr.-Sr. Arisfag Library Squad Anchor Ar+ Slaff Music, arf, and sewing, foo. There's lilfle lrene cannol' do. SEGRETI, IRENE 8-4 I766 Tomlinson Avenue 6l General-Fordham Leaders' Club: Newman Club lrene likes +o dance, sing and acl' Her success will be a known 'fact SEMEGRAM, BARRY 8-3 2766 Barnes Avenue 67 Academic-C.C.N.Y.-Aviafor Orchesfra For Chubby beal The band He'll 'fly above 'rhe land. llwlqk' SHAPIRO, MORRIS 8-3 i980 Unionporl Road 62 Academic-C.C.N.Y.-Engr. Audio-Visual aid: Lunchroom Morris is a quiel genl' Likes lo fish lo his hearl's conlenl. deafufwfl-5: al-C10 ol SHEA, ROBERT 8-7 i808 Parkview Avenue 6l General Here one week, away anolher, He makes lhe co-op's hearls fluH'er. SHERMAN, CAROLE 8-I3 2I55 Bogarl Avenue 62 Acodemic--N.Y.U.-Physician Clerical Aid: Miss Ligo Malh Office: Dr. Wachs Here's a lover of lhe greal ouldoors Whom, we hope medicine never bores. SIEGEL, ARTHUR 8-6 2lO5 Cruger Avenue 62 Academic-Columbia-Engineer Sr. Arisla: Admiral Forum Club: Malh Office ln his hobby everyone ioins Ari likes +0 collecl 'lhe coins. SIIRAK, HELEN l925 Barnes Avenue 60 General-C.C.N.Y.-Secrelary Locker Room Helen's good a+ many lhings Plays lhe accordion and also sings. SERENSON, EVE 8-ll l98O Unionporl Road 62 Academic-C.C.N.Y. English Office: Chem. Club Jr.-Sr. Arisia: Yearbook Lois of dales, Eve has had 'em All she's looking for is Adam. SHAFFER, GEORGE 8-I4 200 Easl 66lh Slreel 2l General-Columbia-Relailer lf you're inleresled in a sale Buy from George al relail. SHAPIRO, SHERWOOD 8-4 2420 Bronx Park Easl 67 General-R.C.A. lnsl.-T.V. Tech. Miss Convy Sherwood's one of lhose magicians Able +o be lelevision lechnicians SHEEHAN, MARGARET 8-8 l827 Mulford Avenue 6l General-Typisl Margie wanls very much +o marry, Will il be Tom, Dick or Harry? SHERMAN, MARVIN 8-ll 2070 Bronx Park Easl 62 Academic--C.C.N.Y. Bowling Team: Library Melody Singers Marv pleasanlly bowls along Finding life full of song. SIEGEL, IRWIN 8-3 2226 Mickle Avenue 69 Academic-B'klyn Tech-Adver. lrwin gels his kicks Taking ou'r young chicks. SILBERMAN, ESTELLE 8-5 2l84 Barnes Avenue 62 Academic-C.C.N.Y.-Teacher Guidance Office: College Rep. Library To her, life's pleasanl' spofs Consisl of working wilh fols. SGANDURRA, ANTHONY 8-ll l5l3 Roberlson Place bl General Library Whalever career may be his aim, We hope he will achieve greal fame. SHAPIRO, EMANUEL B-2 2440 Bronx Park Easl 67 Academic-C.C.N.Y. Library: Hall Palrol Malh Office Always around when a iob's lo be done, Laughing, ioking, and full of fun bn- Z7 .4-I Life's one gay song for Them! if lefrbfrf l SILVER, BARBARA 8-I2 2040 Bronxdale Avenue 62 Academic-C.C.N.Y.-Teacher Jr.-Sr. Aris+ag College Rep. Bobbie, a lovely, genlle lass Belongs in The plecusan+ class. SILVERMAN, PHILLIP 8-I3 935 Waring Avenue 67 Academic-N.Y.U.-Bio-Chemisf Chem. Lab, Hebrew Culfure Club Chem. Club, Forum Club Phil sfudied so very hard Sporls he had To disregard. SINGER, RONALD 8-ll 2I65 Bolion Sireef 62 Academic-L.l.U.-Lawyer Bowling Team, Hall Pafrol Ronald will argue a case A+ baslcefball he acquired a 'Fasl' pace. SMYTH, ELIZABETH 8-7 20I Easf Mf. Eden Avenue 57 General Swimming and dancing in fhe lead Liz is a girl who lilces 'fo read. SONKEN, ROBERTA 8-9 224I Holland Avenue 67 General-Pace-Business G.O. Rep.: P. A. Rep. Sr. Prom Comm., Sr. Lead. Club Roberla expecfs a busy career An enjoyable life wilhou+ a fear. SILVERMAN, ASHLEY 8-6 935 Waring Avenue 67 Academic-N.Y.U.-Chemisf Chem. Club, Tennis Team Forum Club, Heb. Culfure Club Life 'For him will be no Trial He finds advenlure in a vial. SILVESTRI, PAT 8-I4 27l4 Wallace Avenue 67 General The Things Thai malce Pal' beam Are boxing and The Yanlcee Team. SLAVIN, TEDDY 8-I2 2I67 Cruger Avenue 62 Academic-Tampa U.-Salesman Baslrelball Team On a baslxefball courl he's lhe besf In business +oo Tush'll lead +l1e res+. SOMERDIN, MARTIN 8-9 3050 Wallace Avenue 67 Academic Senior Band There's very liHle fhal' Marry laclns He's experf af clarinei' and sax. SONTAG, MARTIN 8-5 679 Waring Avenue 67 Academic-C.C.N.Y.-Chem. Eng. Library, Mr. Goldsmi+h An experf on 'rhe basllelball couri He'll play wiih a chem re+or+. 0 7 v L, ' .P . f '77 A ri 1 7 of Wwe c Ucww STAMATELOS, REGlNA 8-2 232l Fenion Avenue 69 General-Secrerary Leaders' Club Regina dances wilh greai ease Wanis a career behind fyping keys. STARK, JEROME 8-9 2074 Wallace Avenue 62 Academic-N.Y.U.-Accounlanf Tennis Team: Admiral Handball Team We can now relax When Jerry fills our our income fax. STEINER, SANDRA 8-l 2559 Fish Avenue 69 General-Bookkeeper Mr. Sawicki: Mr. Kavee Mr. Wallace: Mrs. Balich Sandra, calm, collecied and cool, ls going io aHend business school. STICH, WALTER 8-ll 2755 Fish Avenue 69 Academic-Manhn.-Elec. Engr. Chem. Club: Sr. Council Physics 8: Chem. Sq.: Lunchroom If in ihe furure we peer Scienfific Wall's success is near. SURKES, SUZANNE 8-I3 I5l9 Mehopolifan Avenue 62 Academic-Teacher Jr. 81 Sr. Arisfa: G.O. Rep. Sr. Council Lovely girl who has a plan Teaching Es fhe life for Suzanne. SORKEN, EDWARD 8-I 2300 Bronx Park Easi 67 Academic-C.C.N.Y.-Com. Ari. Sr. Aris'ra: Admiral Hall Palrol: Hebrew Cullure Club Whai Ed doesn'+ hide behind glasses Keeps him popular wilh 'Phe losses. SPECTOR, MEL 8-I3 2l57 Wallace Avenue 62 Academic-C.C.N.Y. Eng. Office: Sr. X: Jr. Arisla V Excellenr srudeni, aihleiic slar No doubi, he'll go far. STANSZAK, PAULINE 8-8 3203 Schley Avenue 6l General Mrs. Burlinson Pauline's always on ihe go, Especially when she's wilh Joe. STARK, RONALD 8-I3 2l98 Cruger Avenue 62 Academic-Psychialrisf Chem. Club: German Club Columbus Forum: Read. fo Blind Ronald in The furure we'll find Digging inio The mind. STEINMAN, EDWARD 8-I4 2l02 Tomlinson Avenue 6I General-Businessman Visual Aid Squad: Library Redheaded Edward'll alway's role A businessman, he likes 'ro skafe. STRACOUADANIO, BETTY 8-4 i930 Fowler Avenue 62 Commercial-N.Y.U.-Secrerary Service League: Co-op Tho a dancing and drawing fan She prefers a guy called Sian. SUTTER, ANN 8-I l85D Edgewaier Park bl General-Secreiary Aiiendance Office Some boss will be well paid Wi+h Ann's elificienf aid. SOROHAN, MARGARET 8-8 l5I-D Edgewaier Park 6l General-Secreiary Mrs. Annis: Mrs. Taub Likes 'ro dance-+ho noi from Bali Also enioys a bowling alley. SPODICK, LOUISE 8-I 3070 Roberis Avenue 6l General-Secrelary Mr. Dunn: Mrs. Wiikin Miss Ligo: Miss Russell Her looks bowl you over She'Il live in clover. ,we No dueling here! SUTTER, EDWARD 8-II I85D Edgewa+er Park 6I Commercial-Buyer Audio-Visual Squad: Hall Pa'IroI Ed works as an usher, Hope life gives him an oil gusher, TALKOWSKY, JOSEPH 8-6 2455 Williamsbridge Road 69 General Mrs. Gangel Abouf mambos Joe is senfimenlal, He wanfs Io be a con+inen'raI. TAUB, RUTH 8-I 2320 Bronx Park Easf 67 Academic-Cornell-Maih. Res. Langmuir Chem. Club: Sr. Coun. Pan-Amer. Club: Anchor Office Versaiile RuI'h's faking an unusual pafh She's a whiz ai' mafh. TENAGLIA, LOUISE 8-3 I205 Van Nesf Avenue 6I Commercial-Secrelary Mrs. Parsons On fhe dance floor or in a pool Louise manages Io keep cool. THORNBER6, CHARLES 8-I2 I808 MuI'Iord Avenue 6I General Library Squad Charles is a sensafion Making models for aviaiion. SVIGALS, EILEEN 8-2 I59I Mefropolifan Avenue 62 Academic-Cor+Iand--Teacher Library: Prom Commil-Iee Usher Squad: Service League Gracious Eileen is Ihe reason why Teachers'II be pIeasan+ on +he eye. TANNER, CAROL 8-2 7I-C Edgewaier Park 6I General-Fashion IIIus'Ira+or Carol has a passion To design new fashion. o I823 Whi+e 'IDI' ' CJ 6 Academic-For Baskefball Te -e 4:GI'1dbCII Team A good looking guy and hoop siar, We've no doubi' ony wi o far. TAVOLACCI, ANTHONY -8 W d E I TESTA, PHYLLIS 8-4 2II7 Hone Avenue 6I General-Fashion Inst-Designer Heaifh Ed. Office: P. T. A. Rep. Girls Infirmary: Ar'I DepI'. Lively PhyII geI's off Io a good siarf, She'II be 'rops in 'Ihe world of ar+. TOMANELLI, ANN 8-5 2I I5 Hone Avenue 6I General-Pace-Bus. Mngmi. Mr. Wilson: Locker Room Mr. Wallace: A'I rendance Office Tho she Iikes 'Io scan book pages I+'s a man her hearf engages. .L VEIGA, VIRGINIA 8-I4 279 Swinfon Avenue 6I General-Slenographer She lilies fo dance and sliale And her Sleno's easy Io Iranslale. VISCONTI, CARMEL 8-ll 2707 Barnes Avenue 67 General-Clerl: Library Carmel is a happy sorf, She relaxes on a baslrelball courl. VITOLLO, DOMINICK 8-I IOO9 Edison Avenue bl Gen.-N.Y. Tech.-Conslr. Don inlends 'ro devoie his inslruclion To some magnilicenl cons+rucl'ion. VOLPI, ROSE 8-6 I523 Rosedale Avenue 60 Commercial-Secrelary Service League: G.O. Rep. For your besl in Iype and slen Coll on Rose wilh her pad and pen. WEIN, RICHARD 8-I3 2I87 Cruger Avenue 62 Academic-N.Y.U.-C.P.A. Audio-Visual Lab.: Hall Palrol Bowling Team Dick enjoys o slrilce and spare And carries a camera everywhere. TULLI, MARIE 8-2 6ll Waring Avenue 67 General-Privale Secrefary Sr. Leader She enioys playing on lhe courls And dances of all sorls. VASTANO, MAMIE 8-2 670 E. I76'I'h Slreel 57 Academic-C.C.N.Y. Pan-Amer. Club: Library Emergency Room Tho she loves 'ro read In mosl aclivilies Mamie will lead. VERTULLO, LINDA 8-9 l282 Crosby Avenue 6l General-Receplionisl' Linda loves lo Iravel around She's sure +o cover ground. VISCONTI, IMMACULATE 8-2 8l5 Allerlon Avenue 67 General-Secrelary Boys H. E. Office: Mr. Kadish Immy's already earning money To help maize her married life sunny. VOLPE, FLORENCE 8-8 l940 Hone Avenue 6l Hunfer-Teacher Leaders' Club: Gym Miss Boyaiian: Library Squad She's one who can'f be beal' FIo's our oulslanding girl alhlele. WACKS, MELVYN 8-I2 I960 E. Tremonl Avenue 62 Academic-Elec. Engineer Sr. Arisla: Chess Club Debaling Club: Heb. Cull. Club A numismalisf is youlhful Mel He does everylhing well. WEISSENBERG, ESTHER 8-2 2309 Holland Avenue 67 Commercial-Secrelary Mrs. McConnell: Mrs. Cerrela Senior Office: Miss Kernsloclr Alrho she'll Ialre sfeno noles ll's home and family on which she doles. VALENTI, BENEDICT 8-2 665 Wilcox Avenue 6l Academic-Fordham-Org. Chem. Senior Council: Library Chemislry Lab Tho a lover of bofh music and arf lI's science lhal holds his hearl. VASTI, MARIE 8-8 l9l9 Edison Avenue 6l General-Secrelary Mrs. Annis: Mrs. Taub Marie is usually devoling Her lime lo dancing or boaling. This is high slylel WEISSMAN, SEA'NA 8-I3 2l85 Boiron Sfreef 62 Academic-Brandeis-Journalisl Orchesfra: Admiral G.O. Rep.: Jr. 8: Sr. Arisia Seana has infroduced a new +wis+ A musician 'rurned journalist WOLFE, MARLENE 8-9 l706 Fillmore Sfreei' 60 General--Easfman Bus. Sch.-Sec. Mr. Rogers Marlene's an aHrac+ive sighr Who's also very bright YABLONSKI, ROBERT 8-5 2I5O Wallace Avenue 62 Library: Chorus When his fenor voice fills ihe ai Everyone wifh pleasure is aware YESIAN, VERA 8-ll l656 Paulding Avenue 62 Academic-C.C.N.Y.-Secrefary Sr. Arisia: Library Mr. Wilson: Language Office When Vera her goal does aHain I' Our loss will be some boss' gain. ZAROFF, CHARLES 8-6 2107 Wallace Avenue 62 Academic-C.C.N.Y. Library: Aud. Squad Fun is rarely far off From friendly Charley Zaroff. WINKLER, LOUISE 8-I2 I858 Haighi Avenue 6I Commercial-Secre+ary Newman Club: G.O. Office She loves fo bowl and dance Up life's roads she will advance. WOLK, ALBERT 8-9 2I23 Muliner Avenue Academic-N.Y.U.-Accounlan+ Hall parrol: Admiral He'II overcome life's vigors By checking on oihers' figures. YEARGANS, ELOISE 8-4 2855 Barker Avenue 67 Academic-Kansas U.-Soc. Work Senior Council: Leaders' Club A'Hendance Office: P.T.A. Rep. This girl isn'+ hard lo please Mambos and malh for Eloise. YOLIN, MYRNA 8-4 2047 Holland Avenue 62 General-S+a+e Tech-Den+. Hyg. AH'endance Office: Mrs. Nover Ai' a par+y everyone's choice Myrna has a delighiful voice. ZEID, LILLIAN 8-2 2I86 Cruger Avenue 62 Academic-Julliard-Opera Sing. Miss Diamond Lillian's looks and beaufiful voice Will someday make her +he crifics choice. ALTAMARI, FRANK 8-I4 l322 Purilan Avenue 6l 6eneral-Conslruclion He's one ol lhe guild Who likes lo build. BOWEN, LEONA 8-6 Farm in Zoo 62 6eneral--Saleswoman Texlile Arls Afler living in lhe zoo She'll have no lrouble selling you. COHEN, MEL 8-6 2335 Holland Avenue 67 6eneral-lnlerior Decoralor Mel will decorale a house inlerior Wilh a losle quile superior. FARESE, ARLENE H.l. 2964 Williamsbridge Road 67 HOLTZ, HILDA H.l. 8l5 Pelham Parkway 67 SA66ESE, ALBERT 8-I 2072 Yales Avenue 6I General Swimming Team Tho in lile he's nol sel Al's cerlainly nol all wel. TRONDLE, RALPH 8-7 22l8 Fish Avenue 69 Aca de mic-C.C.N.Y.-Elecl.-Tech. Hall Palrolg Library Squad Ralph oughl lo lravel lar He can always fix a car. . I A E 2,1---. I fi . W7 ZLOTNICK, D ID 8-9 22l2 Fenlon Avenue 69 Academic-Colum.-Bus. Admin. Admiral Edilorg 6.0. Reporler 6.0. Rep.: Arisla This camera bug and iournalisl Will be lound al lhe lop ol lhe lisl. CRANNA, CHARLES 8-I4 369 Cily Island Avenue 64 6eneral-Sailor Chorus: Allendance Office The Navy gels a singing gob 6ood alhlele, excellenl on lheiob. BRESSLER, SANDRA 8-4 2507 Cruger Avenue 67 General Sandra's serious and sincere She'd like a business career DUMKE, RICHARD 8-3 l075 Edison Avenue 6l Academic-N.Y.U.-Engineer Hall Palrol Richie quielly success slalks While everyone else lalks and lalks. CAMERA SHY APPELL, GERALD 8-6 23l5 Young Avenue 69 6eneral-Miami-Enlerlainmenl 6.0. Congressg Prom Commillee Senior Class Nighl 6erry's smile is very wide Through life he'll easily glide. CAVALLI, JEAN 8-I3 l2ll Wallace Avenue 62 6eneral Jean expecls lo 'Floal lhrough lile Making someone an excellenl wile. DELUCIA, YVONNE 8-9 23l4 Holland Avenue 67 Fashion llluslralor Mr. 6elz3 Sludy Hail Likes lo wrile and lo draw In bolh rales a high score. 6RECO, RALPH 8-6 2424 Wallace Avenue 67 General Soccer Team Ralph can use his leel or head Whal more can be said? KIRSCH, KENNETH 8-I4 208l Cruger Avenue 62 6eneral Aller an unevenllul slay Ken slips quielly away. SCHALLER, KATHRYN 8-6 2884 Philip Avenue 6l 6eneral Kalhryn seems lo' be keen Aboul working a Burroughs machine. WALSH, DONALD 8-I3 600 Minnilord Avenue 64 General-Slale Policeman Track Team Speedy Don will be in clover Telling everyone lo pull over BAPTIST, LINDA 8-I0 64A Edgewaler Park 64 6eneral-Mel. Lile lns. Co. Takes endurance To work wilh insurance CIRILLO, EDITH 8-I 2885 Philip Avenue 6l General-Secrelary Edilh's gol a charming smile Knowing her's worlh your while. DRUDY, JOHN 8-I0 2920 Philip Avenue 6l 6eneral John goes lhrough life breezily He expecls lo conquer il easily GUARCELLO, ERNEST 8-I4 l24O Bradford Avenue 6l 6eneral Libraryg Co-op A line 'fellow lo seek He's here every olher week. MILLMAN, STANLEY 8-I I 27l3 Holland Avenue 67 6eneral-Television Miss Boyaiian He's pleasanl and manly A camera experl is Slanley. 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