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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1956 volume:

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V Z 1 A I V 3 1 ' f -l 1 Q2 ff 322 ', ii 4,1 A42 W ff anchor V i DEDICATION The Senior Class I956 Chrisfopher Columbus High School Mr. Sidney Mandell A+ Graduafion Anchor Office B2 Chrisfopher Columbus High School Dear Sir: For years you have wriffen abouf us: in our yearbooks, on our assignmenfs and on our reporf cards. Now i+'s our furn. We are going fo wrife abouf you. Unlike Macbefh whom you so valianfly explain, we realize +ha+ you have chosen a profession fhaf brings almosf no reward, excepf perhaps lhe safisfacfion of doing a good iob. H has been a long, arduous fask insfrucfing fhe dull-wiffed characfers we are and we fhank you for no+ giving up on us. All fhose 'rimes you raised your glasses, covered your eyes and mournfully moaned, Why, oh why did I ever go info 'lhis profession? we were secrefly glad fhaf you did, for whafever reason. As well as 'reaching Shakespeare and grammar, you have spread before us a world of sfories and poefry fhaf we had never known. We speak for 'rhe wrifing classes 'rhal have been exposed fo fhe wisdom and undersfanding in your leaching of fhe wril-len word and fherefore 'lhe experiences of life when we say Thank you! We fhank you 'foo for making us aware of fhe fhings around us and for helping us learn fo record fhese fhings on paper. Mosf of all, dear sir, we fhank you for heading our liferary-arf magazine, Horizon and our yearbook, The Anchor. Your unfiring efforfs which have deall' wifh minor as well as imporfanf fasks have been an inspirafion fo fhose sfudenfs forfunafe enough +o work wifh you. You have been a person fo look up lo, noi only for your disfincfive infelleclual abilifies buf for your fine sense of humor, good fasfe, charm, warmfh and capfivafing personalify. You have always made a sincere efforf fo undersfand fhe problems of youfh and by your zeal and insighf, you have helped many of us 'lo overcome fhese problems. Aside from 'rhese many admirable personal virfues, you have revealed a wealfh of knowledge and fraining which reflecfs a rich and profound culfural background. You have been a model, an idol and 'rhe besf example fo follow. We 'rhank you, sir, for being all fhese lhings. There are very few ways we can show our grafifude and appreciafion. We have decided upon one, and so, we dedicafe our yearbook fo you. We musf fhank you for so many fhings, buf fhere is so liffle space. We 'rhank you for being iusf yourself. The Senior Class l956 ' 'eff ff. ff ff! , ,,, , PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE In 1'he sevenfeen years of Hs exislence, more +han len fhousand s+uden'rs have been graduafed from Chrislopher Columbus High School. Some of 'rhese graduares have already disfinguished lhemselves by fheir valuable con+ribu'rions in differenl lields of endeavor. You, foo, will soon be parl' of 'lhis ever growing body of young people who are carrying on 'rhe principles and fradiiions of our school in +he ou?- side world. .. As you prepare 'ro fake your place in our sociely, consider well The significance of lhe par+ you will play in shaping nor only your own 'fui'ure, bul also fhe fuiure of your communify and your counlry. During your s+ay ai' Columbus, we have fried fo inculcale in you ideals of un- selfish service and s+aunch characfer. The exfenl lo which we have succeeded will, of course, be measured by your acfions and achievemenls in whaiever environmen+ you find yourself. So acl fhal you do credif lo your 'rraining and bring honor +o your school. E WIN J. BROWNE f X ,,ff X ,,,,, fy ,.., yy X ss -5 Q, :XS iii Y? Yew Marlin E, Healy The faulf, dear Brulus, is noi' in our s'rars, Bu+ in ourselves, +ha'r we are underlingsf' This quo1'a'rion came +o my mind when a member of 'rhe facully 'lold me aboul one of our s'l'uden+s who had performed so far below his capacily in Columbus 'lhal he was now unable +o aHend +he college of his choice or choose +he career he desired. The young man biH'erly mainlained 'ihal olher people were malcing decisions for him and +ha'r his freedom of choice was curlailed. Of course, when we sludy +he si'I'ua+ion more closely, we realize +ha+ he had spenl four years making his own wrong deci- sions which made il' impossible for him +o gain one of his maior obieclives in life. While if is qui're lrue +ha+ noi all of us are capable of soaring 'lo speclacular heighls, if is also unforlunalely +rue lhal many of us do noi' use our 'ralenls and abililies 'ro full aclvanlage and wind up, all loo oflen, blaming lhe Tales for our failures. MARTIN E. HEALY Adminislraiive Assislanl 7 as Elsa G, Becker Chrisfopher Columbus High School will, I hope, always coll up for you a joyous picfure of friendships made, subiecfs and skills learned, and fun shared wifh fellow sfudenfs and feachers. Buf, I hope fhaf as fime goes on and you fhink mafurely abouf fhese four high school years, you will see fhem ciosely relafed fo evenfs of world im- porfance which mark our age as fhe beginning of a new era of human righfs. Here your spirifuai and infellecfual growfh has faken place in an environmenf fhaf admifs no superiorify excepf on fhe basis of characfer, service, and abilify. You have been free fo fhink and fo speak, fo meef openly, fo worship God according fo your own conscience. Here you found feachers and counselors infenf above all on fhe developmenf of you as unique individuals, you found faculfy and sfudenfs encouraging you in fimes of frial ouf of a spirif of brofheriy love. These are fhe living manifesfafions of a free sociefy. They are fhe fesfimony fhaf your school pre- senfs of ifs faifh in fhe democrafic way of life, embodied in your fhinking and behavior. You cannof leave Columbus wifhouf a deep concern lesf fhese joys and privileges which you have experienced be losf in fhe presenf giganfic war of ideas. Lef your concern fake a posifive furn. Avoid fufile fear, decry affempfs fo sow seeds of racial, religious, and class hafredsg recognize for fhe enemies fhey are fhose who fhreafen freedom. Lef yours be a concern +ho+ expresses ifself in fhinking wifhouf prejudice and in acfing courageously on fhaf fhinking. Concern of fhaf kind is fhe dynamo fhaf wili keep fhis beloved democracy of ours alive. ELSA G. BECKER Adminisfrafive Assisfanf V17 MR. GETZ .fin Mas. ROWAN N Q MR. TRUNZ MR. ROSENTHAL 7 . ku WN., . CHAWMEN J. 5 , X U , QK A MR. HAWTHORNE , x n 1: 5 2 as M n Q 2 Q. e Mlss MENNA ML. wm 5-5 -1,,fw,y k r M, ,-my ' MR. LUBOW X ... i A.. X. f .Q 5 iff 'Fw ' 'ff ' .6 . ,X ,g.w,,:x af A , If M A K .-x c MR. DUNN , M DR. KURZBAND fa DR. LEVITZ .X ,N R Q Qi MRS .Ma I 1' , mis f if 1 If 94 I QW' -In ,f W4 A f , C9UAIDANCL5 DEPARTMENT TEACHERS OF SENIOR CLASSES If , f W' 1 fn, ff 0 -.A 1 ,. I , ' VZVQZ , f jf . 4 X 7 lin? f WZ! SQ! ff , 1 ,f f f S M 47 3 W if ' LC fwi 4 ' ffyyf f ff X IWA ff f, .,,. ,f W f ' W 1 '25 if MRS. SILVER ' MRS. ZOOC-3-MAN ,ff-if 'Quia MRS. CHAD MR. ZIMMERMAN A -wmv- MR. SCHOEN FIELD f L f '1?'wW 2g Nfgw, il ,wmyz I f f , . f .5 I 4' ,,,, W H , , L fQgWv,fi 4 W. 7 gg, I hair X b-ik! ,W , f W V S f 'WMV ' , n MR, mom I 1 ' ,-',' ' rf 'f 3'ZiLi'Lvh 'Q , ' f I . mf , K Y, , ,x , ' if Hz 3 I I .-.. MR. STOPEN I MRS: MIDONICK --iiil-.1 , ffff' ' , y ,. Q My gf ,,W',f-J' ,ff MISS OLITSKY W' VM' Www' MISS YAMA TEAC HE R s o ff' MR. AMES R MISS SCHWARTZ Miss HALSTEAD MMM ' m 4 2 ' QHWW' Q DR. ISAACS MR. BURGER 1 ff Miss 1 DONNELLY ,. 1 ' f R' ,A:'- , ,.,, X 5 ,M 111 V'11 V A--2 f f f R'R'.1 f X XX Q , X. if 27 , . MR. KADISH MRS. HAWTHORNE ADVISORS ,ON ANCHOR ,frm fm 1323. . ,Www :,. I f , R M .f . 152. ,yi ,ywsgfz M.. . E ,wmv x .ww fr., aff if .ff J Kg f fy v. :. Aw fp AN. . , .W .. Q W v R ,. j X O f f X if ig X X X 5 5 MR. LIEBERMAN MISS YAMA XE , ., i, MR. COHEN Z f,f,, Z, f X f I ! ,. M .f I , ZZ 6,37 X X X X X f MRS. KOHS 29mm If . 5 is . , ,, , I ,ff., z X f y-Q , ,, . ,,.. m f ,. K' R . ,:.,,. E I V - V , A ' gf5f':,',g dk, X , -.1 S.-1' . P. - . Q f S 4 ' - X 1 X x..: f!b:E.I:I: :Z-. ' fy' X' X 54 ','A -+ ,G Q, ' ng .45 MR. POLACK MRS. GREENSON MR. MANDELL f-s f- ?XfXS'x X , if- 3 1 f . ' ' .W f- 1 X f ,J f I ff Z- Msx ,DRI f 'ix r FN -. I J 9 I A 'I f y X fix BAN' 47 3 fy ,I , ,J ii A if -fb J Ly- X .W W ,' N , ' ,J X ' FNS' L I X D 1 s' 'f- - , 'L rr, L, J X AT THE HELM EDITORIAL BOARD Nina Berlad Carol BIH-1 Valerie Carone Ellen Sleff LITERARY Elaine Clfiurgin Rose Marie Davoli Wendy Freedman Marilyn Goldbamer S'repI1anie Herman Kera Hochberg Laura E'I+inger Gloria Miller Paula RosenIcran+z STAFF Claire Kahn SI1eiIaI1 Lerner Carol Lore+o Roseann Musci Carol ScI'1worI'z Theresa Sorlino ART EDITORS Lucille Vaccaro Edifor Helen Isaacson ASSISIGHI Nedra Barslcy Josie Brancalo Joy Casfon Fern Finclling Sfeplianie Herman Joe Jones Margaref Jusl' Anna LaMaccI1ia PaI'ricia Maland Caryl Amon Paul Braune ART STAFF Dawn Mancuso Shelia Mendelbaum An+I1ony Mango Marlen PuscI'1er+ Roberla Robbins SIepI'1anie Schwanbon Sandy Slwamis Joan Suplco Rosemarie Suriano PHOTO STAFF Eugene Gans Claire Mirslc Marie Gandini Phyllis M. Ra+afia S Susan ScI1warI'z S+uarI Sussman 'Ii .T ,fri BUSINESS STAFF Naomi Rafcbilc Lorrie ScI'1war'I'z xl V- FACULTY ADVISERS -'I Li+ergry Mr. Sidney Mandell Ar-I Miss Hana Yama Ph0+0 , Mrs. Frieda Greenson Business s Mr. Irving Lieberman Senior Coordinalor Mr. Rubin Colwen xx Y Sie, A , yy - I HELEN 15 AFX CSON LAM ENT Through four years of high school l complained like fhe resf The feachers, fhe homework, and fhose horrible fesfs, Geffing up early and geffing home lafe, To spend my life in school, if seemed, was my fafe. l sfruggled fhrough Spanish and various hisfories, Shakespeare and grammar, bofh fo me mysferies, Three years of mafh and shorfhand and fyping, Then fwo years of science-Yes, l sfill was griping. Finally, if was over, af lasf l was done, Graduafion came. Now l'd have fun, Alas, now l'm in college and really in a haze Oh for fhose wonderful high school days! Doris Gershengorn WHEN I WAS JUST A FRESHMAN When l was iusf a freshman, l heard a feacher sigh, Spend fime and work and energy, To keep your school marks high. Make use of idle momenfs, Don'f lef your average fall. Buf l was iusf a freshman, And l lisfened, nof af all, When l became a iunior, l heard him say again, The marks you gef by loafTng, You'll fry fo raise in vain. They'll cause you endless frouble, And grief aplenfy foo. And now l am a senior, And oh, 'fis frue, 'fis frue. Laura C. PROGRAMS To fhink fhaf l shall never see A program fhaf suifs me fo a T A program whose subiecfs remain sfafionary Though class equalizafion makes fhem vary A program fhaf confirms my faifh By giving me Gym-sevenfh and eighfh A one wifh fhaf luxury awarded few Of nof having lunch af 'ren or fwog One fhaf doesn'f look as if wriffen wifh a cramp From overuse of fhe large void sfamp Poems are made by fools like me Buf programs are made only by Mr. Kavee. Arlene Bialos Effinger Hines Isaacs n WE TAKE OVER Each year, 365 days pass by wifh procfically every one of fhem dedicafed fo eifher some well deserving cause, insfifufion, person or some insignificanf occasion which numerous organizafions may feel deserving of such an honor. There is a day for groundhogs, mofhers, flags, fafhers, lovers, laborers, and o hosf of ofhers. How- ever, American High School Seniors, who unquesfionably confribufe largely fo our populafion, have consfanfly remained neglecfed and forgoffen when fhese various days are allofed. This disasfrous oversighf and neglecf can be affribufed fo several facfors. ln all probabilify, fhose governmenf officials responsible for fhe naming and disfribufion of nafional holidays are possessed wifh fhe idea fhaf seniors are unimporfanf, inferior, and a fhreaf fo fhe well-being of our American Sociefy. Obviously, fhey are misin- formed. If we seniors are fo achieve success, we musf alfer fheir beliefs and ideas regarding fhe imporfance and necessify of High School Seniors in America. Af presenf, various American High Schools have affempfed fo remedy fhis sifuafion by designafing one day each ferm fo fhe seniors. However, fhis has been a localized holiday observed by fhe senior populafion of one parficular school, rafher fhan a nafional holiday observed by all seniors of all high schools. A good example of such a day is Blue Leffer Day, in which all fun loving Columbus seniors parficipafe in fhe acfivifies of fhe day. However, fhe anfics and facfics of fhese seniors musf nof be confined fo a limifed locafion, buf displayed fhroughouf fhe nafion. The reason for fhis is quife obvious. The imporfance of fhe Senior in carrying on American cul- fure would become evidenf. No one could deny him fhe many righfs fo which he is enfifled. We musf sfarf by geffing all High School Seniors fo unife fo form fhe AFHSS, lAmerican Federafion of High School Seniorsl. This organizafion could very well prove fo be a fremendously beneficial agenf for spreading our ideas and beliefs concerning fhe righfs of seniors. If could hire o congressional lobbyisf fo furfher our efforfs for fhe acquisifion of a Senior Day. The mere formafion of fhe AFHSS would prove fo fhe American people fhaf we are defermined fo have Our Day. Once Senior Day has been esfablished, fhe resf is easy. On fhaf day fhe presi- denf, fhe represenfafives, Cabinef Members, sfafe and federal officials and numerous ofher posfs concerned wifh fhe formofion and passage of laws in fhis counfry would be placed in fhe hands of various elecfed seniors. A legislafive program would be iammed fhrough. Perhaps fhe number of school days would be decreased fo fhree or four days per week, homework and fesfs would be given only when a fhree-fourfhs affirmafive vofe of fhe class members has been received, school would begin af an hour some- whaf more suifable fo fhe sleeping habifs of seniors, and a monefary subsidy could be granfed fo seniors who are in need of an increased amounf of spendable currency. On fhis day, fhe Presidenf mighf very well be a close friend of yours, fhe Secre- fary of Healfh, Educafion and Welfare, especially educafion, may very well furn ouf fo be an associafe of yours. The chairman of fhe Board of Educafion could very well be you. As mofhers and fafhers are respecfed and remembered on fheir day, lef 'fhe seniors be respecfed and remembered on fhis day. As fhe laborers are given a day of relaxafion from fheir work, lef fhe seniors have fheir day of resf and relaxafion from fheir hard job of school life. We musf have a Nafional Senior Day! Roberf Carucci of .. 'Q uf '31 ,' S-5,31 X I X x 9 05 ,V f 4 Oc- f k I 'L-1 ' x -V ' 'E' ' v inf 2 ' HELEN Ifnncson I N'4 I 6 ,i '. 4-'I IF ' I ffl, ' ' W' I , A QL: ' -J f 5, .fp I , T5 . .. ,,! i It: I ,4 I' . lg I ' f , A ' I- .if E' : Q I are-40.11, 1 , ' if 'y 4, 6 ' ' .l'-'f'f 4 : H10 95 A ' ' I I l I if' if N sy ,do Q 7 0 g, X I? is I 9' :H F 'ff' '1' i' 4991 T A 1 fl!! I I , -I x3'3 'f' ' . 1 , ' 4 4 ,, '1 5 Q ' 7 , 61527 5 y Q ., ,J I g ly, ' 5 I I I D . Km I , I ' 'I 0 ' if I.. 'VF - 'R I . I , I . LUNCHROGM-FEVER I musf go down Io Ihe Iunchroom again, To Ihose vibranl sounds and cries, And all I ask is a Ieacher's pass, Jusl a simple brief franchise, And Ihe free air and Ihe free hearls And Ihe feachers overlooking, Where undone work and morning +es'r Are informalion worlh booking. I musl go down 'ro Ihe Iunchroom again For Ihe smell of various food Is an odd smell buf a good smell And I will never brood, And 'rhe chow mein and Ihe baked beans All drenched in brown gravy, Is a dish lil for Ihe highesl of Iords, A royal delicacy. I musl go down +o The Iunchroom again To Ihal seeming prisoner life, To Ihe gay way, Io +he cuHer's way, Where Ihe screams are like a wheHed knife And all I ask is a crazy ioke From a fellow Iunchroom rover And a good Iale for my 'reacher's ea s Afler Ihe long Irick's over. CAROL BLITZ i 7-Wwe. f fc if -. v' + muh ABQ. 9 5 W7 fi 'S ww 4-rg. . ,.-5 'P 1 ,W WW V , V 2 - as !,,-,f, , f VV, ' mx., X . 1 -Q f O 'Q v X 5? fi, X ' .1 M4 PARTING WORDS Once, our dear Teachers wenl lo school Lislen lo 'rheir advice, you fool! l+'s gained from sad experience Who knows? H may make sense. MR. BROWNE Mr. Browne is head of our school, And believes no one is a fool. No change in seniors does he see, Throwing erase-rs was his youlhful specially. A leacher he always wanled +o be, A forlunale 'rhing for you and me. In This yearbook you will find His pariing words: keep 'rhem in mind. MR. HEALY If anyfime you gel in irouble, You are senf 'ro I3l on 'rhe double. ln fhis office you will find, A man bofh undersfanding and kind. Teaching he 'rhoughf would be a delighi Bui now i'r's ac+ually a fright His parfing words ring bell offer bell, Any'rhing wor+h doing is wor+h doing well. MRS. NOVER Sludenl-'reacher relafionship +oday, ls far more friendly ihan in her clay. Alihough a graduafe from a sfrici girls' school, She handles The boys using fhe golden rule. She doesn'l like +he way we dress, Wilh dungarees, shirHails and hair in mess. Pariing words Mrs. Nover always dreads, So all she'II say is, So long, Chuckleheadsf' MRS. GOVERNALE Many jobs are open 'ro her, Buf Teaching a+ Columbus she does prefer. A weekly +es+ in her class, everyone knows, Keeps 'rhe s+uden+s on Their foes. A leacher in Holy she mighl have been, Teaching Spanish in Hal-IAN. Cafeleria pa+rol can'+ end loo soon, She prefers sludenls in The home room. Her parfing refleciion goes +his way, Ga+her ye rosebuds while ye may. Q, ' f ' U m y , ' ' in , , W 1-7 Z ' fi mmgyiv If 6 A I . . Q1 ' 'M-. s 9. ...K -- K . ' 2. N.. -- if .A XF saggy 64.-Q 5 MRS. CHAD A graduale lrom Columbus in '43, Mrs. Chad relurned lor all lo see. Many ol her former leachers are slill here, Ol lhem she slill lives in conslanl lear. She lhinks lhe caleleria is a sad case, And wishes parenls would palrol lhe place. Her parling words: Go lo college, if you desire, Come back lo Columbus unlil you relire. MR. 6. ZIMMERMAN Among lhe leachers we will remember, Mr. G. Z. is an oulslanding member, While allending school al Seward Park, He joined many leams and loed lhe mark. Becoming a leacher lor various reasons, He's been al il and liked il lor many seasons. His parling words are ollen quoled bul slill lrue, Do unlo olhers as you would have olhers do unlo you. MISS D'AMATO Progressive educalion, Miss D'Amalo lears, Makes lhe sludenls wel around lhe ears. As a sludenl, she liked her leachers every one, To her lhey showed how success is won. Teaching English, she lhinks is line, She makes her sludenls loe lhe line, The road lo your goal, says she, ls nol lo give up loo easily. MR. NATHANS While in school he slressed dress, Because in his day, kids wore less. Our Mr. Nalhans was on lhe ball, Alhlelic leams-he joined lhem all. Monroe alumnus ol lhe year ol lhe slock markel crash, He sure keeps lhose rocks lrom gelling loo rash. For securily's sake, he became a leacher, And now in Bio, he's a main lealure. His final words are: Aim lo be a scholar and you will be ln lwenly years a Ph. D. Danny Silverslein Ye ' nd W 'X J! I l 5. J I 'iii ffif , s r W .. ,.. r 4' 'S 7 . ' I L4- ,s ws Q- i 'i 7 I . f , 421' Q, EMI' HORIZON ART STAFF F5 GI .Q COUNCIL qkzvv 1 M PATROL HORIZON LITERARY STAFF 1 I L, LEADERS CLUB YEARBOOK ART STAFF T PROM COMMITTEE . SENIOR ARIST ANCHOR LITERARY STAFF Q F, us:-:ER scum ' I , .4 GREAT DAY Dig fhe rig! Thal' caf is cool! Man, fhose squares are gon'na drool! Say hey, and clear fhe way O X 4742 X Here come fhe almighfy! lf's Senya day Cafch fhaf calm and crazy clown A real Pagliacci, wifh a real gone frown X! WM? Will you check fhaf Joe and his flaf fop? SRAU X00 JIT Sure bef fhaf daddy knows his be-bop! ' Kings, queens, goblins, all kinds of fakes '- fi- 5 j Q X Make us duds fake double fakes ,iii 'yfri A freshie's life is fhaf of a slave 'gf While fhe brains of fhe eighfs ranf and rave l This day is a real large freaf Qi! 'T X And soon our heroes are really beaf T So fo fhe exifs fhey rock and roll Wifhouf a hoof for fomorrow's foll. When one day we chance ' , fo look ' X A Af fhis freasured l Xi' memory book, X N 0 We mighf well be apf fo find Thaf fhis phraseology has slipped our mind Therefore, l know you wiil appreciafe The facf fhaf l am abouf fo franslafe. Focus your opfic on fhaf frivolous apparell 1 Indeed, fhe enfering fyro's will be envious Herald fheir arrival! Remove obsfrucfionsl My., The pofenfafes approach! Do fake nofice of fhaf fempermenfal harlequin! He resembles Pagliacci, losf in pain Take nofe of fhaf male wifh fhe shorf hair cuf X f l would wager he is familiar wifh modern iazz I Members of fhe nobilify incognifo make us sfare! Xl x The lowliesf members of fhe school have good reason fo be caufious R While fhe superior infellecfs of fhe senior class express fheir emofions This day represenfs a gala occasion The seniors find fhemselves somewhaf exhausfed They meander fo fhe egress hasfily Complefely oblivious fo fufure consequences. T 6 Marilyn Goldhamer Su Rl 5 lx! O JUST BEFORE THE BATTLE, MCTHER! Four years or eighf ferms ago, we, as freshmen, broughf forfh on fhis school a new flock of Freshies, conceived in educafion, and dedicafed 'ro 'fhe proposifion fhaf all Columbusifes are equal. Now we are engaged in a greaf English Exam, fesf- ing whefher a sfudenf so sfuffed wifh knowledge, from cramming, can long endure. We are mef in a greaf hall of fhaf Exam. We have come fo dedicafe a porfion of 'rhis fesf as a final plea for fhose who wish a mere 6270 so fhaf fhey may graduafe. lf is alfogefher fiffing and proper fhaf we should do fhis. ln a larger sense we cannof dedicafe, we musf concenfrafeg we cannof fail fhis Regenfs. The scholars who are sfruggiing here wifh us, have crammed far belrler fhan we wifh our poor power 'fo sfuff so much info so liffle. We will liffle nofe nor long remember our feacher's warn- ings, buf we can never forgef whaf we do here. lf is for us fo be here dedicafed 'lo fhe greaf fask remaining before us-fhaf from fhe repeafers we fake increased de- vofion fo fhaf Exam for which fhey gave fheir lasf full measure of knowledge-fhaf we here highly resolve fhaf fhese repeafers shall nof have failed in vain-fhaf 'll-mis sfafe shall have a new sysfem of fesfing-and fhaf Regenfs of fhe sfudenfs, for 'lhe sfudenfs shall nof perish from fhe earfh. Joseph Caruso fi!! CHEERLEADERS INDOOR TRACK TEAM BOWLING SWIMMING CHEERLEADERS MM M I 'Ks ,.MM J I TENNIS . BASEBALL OUTDOOR T RACK TEAM E RIFLE HELEN Isaacson WHAT'S MY ROLE? I realize fhaf I am a mere speck on fhis earfh and my exisfence is comparafively so shorf as fo make me insignificanf. This frighfens me. l wanf fo live a life fhaf is full and purposeful buf if is hard fo know how fo choose fhe relafively valuable. I don'f know whaf I wanf and fherefore cannof perceive whaf fo me will be of worfh. Which pafh shall I choose? l feel now fhaf I am incapable of enjoying happiness. Bliss is blessed for fhe simple. Nof fhaf I am of such complex nafure buf I have emerged from basic animal exisfence. I cannof love for mere sake of loving and leave if af fhaf. I seek some- fhing. Buf whaf? There musf be someone who can give me fhe answers. The world of fhe before and beyond is so vasf and mysfifying fhaf I dare nof venfure info if. Can I believe in somefhing I do nof know? Man was puf on fhis earfh, buf for whaf? He is here and fhen he is nof. Homo-sapiens will evenfually disappear we are fold. So why bofher af all? Anofher poinf puzzles me. Why conform fo fhe rules of sociefy when no one knows fheir origin and performs fhem only fo belong? The sense of belonging fo somefhing is so necessary, buf so is discriminafion in selecfing whaf fo belong fo. When one is parf of fhe masses he is insignificanf. ls fhe safefy of being unnoficed worfh fhe sacrifice of idenfify? If we do nof wanf fo be known fhen why exisf? One of fhe basic principles or urges of man is fo be recognized. Buf how many are willing fo fake off fhe profecfive coaf of being like everybody else fo reveal fhemselves as non-conforming? Comparafively few. Even fhese few are offen nof applauded unfil fheir cleafh. Alfhough I doubf if fhe acclaims of fhe masses mean much fo fhem, fhe genuinely discriminafing and selecfive, musf be very lonesome people. If fhe need fo belong is such a basic drive of man, fhen have fhey really found a way of life? To live in solifude for lack of being undersfood is frusfrafing and unhappy. I refuse fo fall info fhe mode of living fhaf Shakespeare fermed a sfage on which we are all players. Buf if fhaf is my fafe and I am an acfor, whaf parf do I play? MERIS WLODINGER VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE Reaching my senior year in high school, I am faced wifh a big problem. Thaf is, fhe problem of, ugh, work. I know I shall have fo be somefhing, so I am seeking a career fhaf will give me maximum money wifh minimum work. I have almosf decided fo be an acfress. I can picfure myself leading fhe glam- orous Iife of a movie sfar. I will have fo sfruggle af firsf, of course, buf such sfrug- gles should painf a preffy picfure in fhe movie magazines afferwards. Then I'II become a sfarlef, and fhen a sfar. Makeup men will fuss over me. I'II have a beaufiful wardrobe and wear fabulous hair s+yles. I'II have a swimming pool, a fancy converfible, rich eligible men dafing me all fhe fime, world-wide recognifion. My name will be in Iighfs in all fhe movie fheafres across fhe counfry. Buf waif. I see myself passing a drugsfore, wifhin which sifs a hof fudge sundae wifh whipped cream, nufs, and a cherry on fop. Suddenly, fhe life of a movie sfar doesn'f seem so glamorous. So maybe I'II be a wrifer. A wrifer can afford fo be faf. Some of our besf wrifers are large, chubby people. A wrifer creafes fhrough words, and nobody need ever 'Hn' know whaf he looks like. fs' -'f f?.,yX 5-,' I can see if now. I send in manuscri f affer manuscri f, and finall one efs Lf,-. '--ff. 'ff-L . P I . P I Y gn is A .fi .--I x , accepfed. I gel' my firsf check. Thereaffer fhlngs begin fo pop. Magazines are crying I ja' I ,. ' .7 'I for more of m sfories. Publishers are fi hfin over mv new novel. I am effin fabu- 4 . -gg s ' .L N Y Q Q - Q 9. f. I Ious sums of money. My books are being read and discussed everywhere. They re 5,-.ffl .N 1 -K 'I even making a movie ouf of my Iafesf one. 8' . ' , I A Buf waif. Here, in fronf of me is a half-finished masfer iece for fomorrow's 2' ',. 1 .. . . P . B ,,.- 3, - f. , wrlflng class. If I become a wrlfer, I will always have fo gel' new ideas, always have S,g 'y9',A, - , 4 fo finish somefhing. Suddenly fhe life of an aufhor seems dull. g'1'.K4y?,'34'-FQ ,A f - ,W Q A Q q n n N, .I I So maybe I'II be a scienflsf. Whaf a wonderful career! Whaf an inspiring pro- 53955 AJ- ff. .- fessionl Q5i1Q,fg. ':. Vg I IL There I am working Iafe in a Iaborafory. I am on fhe verge of a greaf discovery. fl?-' 'jig' ,I F 'xx For ears I have worked, Ianned and dreamed for fhis momenf. Af Iasf I have . 'Ib' - 'P' x X Y . P . . . . . :' 9 l f - -. proved my discovery successful. If is in fhe form of an lngecflon fhaf combafs cancer, , ' ul fyfgf' X S fuberculosis, polio and fhe common cold. If is called fhe Sfeff vaccine. - 'l I 1 - I am acclaimed by millions. I gef medals and rewards. People wrife fo me from L5 .LRE Q, I ' ' ' a all over sending me words of fhanks, money and blessings. I Iecfure on felevision and ff- ' ' Ax' I' rffff' '- my name becomes a household word. ' if fd' , 4 ' Buf waif. Whaf is fhis crawling across my page as I wrife? An anf? Now 'Ihe fx. ' , - I 32,1 A - 'I picfure changes. I see bugs and snakes and all sorfs of animals. I see hard work and ,2: 1',. .,, 1 I long hours and blood and sickness. 1 1 21. ' I QfE:,.',2 ' C Eureka! I have if! I'II go fo college fo loaf around for anofher four years. Time , ,'.'3s -1241!-::,? I ' f enough fo decide when I'm a senior in college. Time enough. Fjfgyjf' ,fly I J: Ellen Sfeff -' fy- 'I.f f I ' ' Q ,H ,C .Qj,ig,-.,,.f: 54,21 j - 'f . I -:. ' f Q ?- 'J--1 -i '1'f' I f ' er J-.f Q.,-.eff ,f iff 1 . 1 f .Ia new 1- .. :fav fa ef? .Q. Q XL: ,vu , f f Kg.-Qfvxfff -3, 1, . - 4. ' ,f' N:-. jx, T.: 'sl Jii r 1' 1 'f'??! Tx l'-PJ . 1 I I ,' li - ' 4 Qglq 4'--'I ' .,' fyik I. K Ya. IRQ . 'Q r, ' T ' fr 1-I 'ig 3 KL is iq '15 . 1 153, -Gfrjffpo' 4 , Qyku --1 . 'L .-'Of 1 ' Lfff ' 8 3 K ' X'-Juv Clfff .x f I fb . Q fifty' 'ri' Q? 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This year, he almosT IosT his prized possession. IT seems ThaT, like Don QuixoTe, Too much reading had gone To his head, so ThaT he goT The sTrange idea ThaT The riTIe Team did noT have a good chance To win The ciTy championship. AT The beginning oT The season Therefore, he announced ThaT if The Team won The championship he would shave oTF his beloved musTache and also geT a Mohawk haircuT. As The season progressed, Mr. X became more and more worried. If The Team conTinued iTs experT shooTing, iT was evidenT ThaT The musTache mighT go and so mighT The hair. When The Team won The Bronx-ManhaTTan championship, every brisTIe in Mr. X's musTache drooped in despair. On The day oT The championship maTch, The Team members Tiled in To The anTe- room and picked up Their rifles, happily anTicipaTing vicTory. The gloom on Mr. X's Tace seemed deeper Than ever. The riTIemen proceeded To The range To shooT. As each Tired, a puzzled expression appeared on his Tace. SomeThing was wrong. The buIIeTs wenT everywhere excepT Towards The TargeT. Each shoT was eiTher Tar Too high or Too Iow. Even when The sighTs were adiusTed, The buIIeTs kepT going all over The place. No one could undersTand whaT was wrong. Finally, one oT The bewildered Team members Took The boIT ouT oT The rifle and looked up The barrel. When he saw whaT was There, he exciTedIy showed iT To The oTher members of The Team. Everyone really goT mad! Someone had poured library glue down The muzzles oT The riTIesI Mr. X was immediaTeIy suspecTed. The members oT The Team were seT To pull ouT his musTache, hair by hair, and use Them as cieaning rods To clean ouT The riTIes. How- ever, Mr. X had disappeared. No one could Tind him. By This Time, of course, The oTher Teams had a big lead. You can guess The resT. The Team IosTI The Team had iTs revenge, Though. When Mr. X reappeared, The shock oT almosT losing his hair and musTache had Turned Them boTh compleTely grey. Donald Minervini Up, ' woE TO us: Sophomore, Junior, Senior lend me your ears We come To bury Freshman noT To praise him. The evil ThaT Freshmen do Iive on in These halls The good is oTT hidden in Their permanenT records. So IeT iT be wiTh Freshman. The noble Senior I-IaTh Told you, Freshman was ambiTious To enTer here, IT iT were so iT was a grievous TauIT, And grievously haTh Freshman answered iT. x , f Here under leave oT The Seniors and The principal For The Senior class is an honorable class. So are They all, honorable classes Come I To speak in Freshman's Tuneral He was our guiding lighT, dumb buT iusT To us M Willa' X-,Q 'ew' Q55 I 1.2 gl x? X 1- e f 'TS' ' x 5 Iii ' BuT senior says he was ambiTious And Seniors are an honorable class. They have come here To Columbus And Their TiTTy cenTs filled The pockeTs oT The 6.0. Did This in Freshman seem ambiTious? J When a Senior had chalk, Freshman was a blackboard AmbiTion should be made oT sTerner sTuTT YeT Senior says he was ambiTious I Thrice presenTed him wiTh promoTion Which he did Thrice reTuse Was This ambiTion? YeT The Senior says he was ambiTious And The Senior class is an honorable class. I speak noT To disprove whaT The Senior says, You all did see on The audiTorium sTage BuT I speak only whaT you do know. You all did Iove The IiTTIe angel once, I I Why noT mourn Tor him now. My hearT is in The new Junior High School wiTh Freshman And I musT pause TiII he comes back To Columbus. .cw ll, T' I l I il.- 1 5- 'gt bi Ti , WS. 'll Norman Feldherr l lll TESTS l suppose fhaf all sfudenfs would agree wifh me fhaf school could be almosf folerafed, if if were nof for one fhing-fesfs. Alfhough fhey may be concealed under many pseudonyms, fesfs are sfill fesfs. A newcomer fo fhe experience of being fesfed may be fooled by fhaf quainf colloquial- ism,-quiz, buf any shrewd veferan knows fhaf fhis refers fo a fesf of fiffy 'fo one- hundred shorf answers. Anofher favorife of our feachers is fhe nof-a-full-period fesf. This fesf can be complefed in fhirfy-nine minufes by working af fop speed. There are many variefies of fesfs and mosf sfudenfs become acquainfed wifh all of fhem. The mosf abominafed of fhese variefies is fhe slip fesf, somefimes called surprise fesf or more commonly referred fo by fhe sfudenfs as a sneak fest This exam comes af fhe beginning of fhe period and usually covers fhe previous day's work or homework. The difficulf fhing abouf fhis fesf is fhaf fhey counf . Second on our lisf of defesfables is fhe oral fesf. This fesf is presenfed fo fhe class in fhe 'form of an explosion. ln fhis way an angry feacher expends energy by quiuing fhe sfudenfs quickly and af random. These fesfs are unexpecfed and, fhank goodness, rare. By far, fhe mosf baffling of all fesfs are language comprehension exams. The feacher will read an anecdofe which he finds hilariously funny. The class, which hasn'f undersfood a word he said, will sif and look ridiculously sfupid. Even fhe few who do undersfand never fhink fhe sfory is funny. By fhe fhird or fourfh of fhese fesfs, however, fhe class is frained fo laugh af fhe righf momenf, and fhe feacher is very happy wifh The sifuafion. The end-ferm exam offers some problems fo many sfudenfs. These, of course, are af scheduled fimes, and af leasf relieve fhe boredom of regular classes. These can easily be beafen, since fhe compilers of fhem seem fo have run ouf of quesfions, and repeaf fhem from ferm fo ferm. fCopies are available af a pricell Q Tyh :X Q O f W 1 Q Z xiii Q-mm 2 42: The mosf inferesfing phase of fesfing occurs in fhe Regenfs rooms. The Regenfs is fhe granddaddy of all fesfs. fYou can always recognize Regenfs fime by red eyes and big elecfric billsl. When fhe big day finally arrives, fhe anxious scholars are seen con- gregafing silenfly in fhe corridors. Among fhese, fwo classes predominafe. The 'firsf consisfs of fhe ninefy-nine per cenf sfudenfs who are ferribly worried fhaf 'rhey mighf forgef somefhing. The second is made up of fhe confidenf sixfy-five sfudenf, who will proudly sfafe: l sfudied a whole fwo hours lasf nighf. The Regenfs is one long signafure. Once in fhe room we are seafed four seafs from our nearesf neighbor. Then we sign a card affirming our honesfy. Affer a very shorf falk lwhich seems fo fake abouf fwo hoursl delivered by fhe principal, on fhe im- porfance of honesfy, fhe fesf begins. For fhree grueling hours fhere is no noise, moving or breafhingg iusf wrifing. We sign a card affirming our honesfy. Affer 'fhe ordeal is over, we furn in our papers, and sign anofher declarafion affirming our honesfy. One can readily deduce from fhe above fhaf fhe Regenfs is conducfed on 'fhe basis of fhe honor sysfem. A new form of forfure, of course, is fhe scholarship exam or fhe college enfrance boards. Forfunafely, fhese are easy fo avoid. Jusf decide fo go fo work! Gosh! Look af fhaf clock! l'd really like fo say so much more, buf l'm sure you'il undersfand. I have fo sfudy for a fesf. Valerie Carone HELEN :'i:sAAcSofv , Y 1 . , Mr, g. , , , V 3 If Kmw 5 U, 1 A 4,1 , ,, , ' .,,, if W, EW I 'lqx v 5, mfg ' N., as X I I ? 4 . V L iv T li ' T .ia ' x. . I NI 'T-N. I ' - . 1:41 02511155 - 5- 2-va-spy, 154. o 'wx ii . vm 1? Q by 6 P 'Q' ' E P fi o H f x DON'T CRY FOR ME POSCHERT Why musT every English Teacher geT acquainTed wiTh all oT his new sTudenTs by invariably asking his class To wriTe WhaT I WanT OuT of LiTe 7 AIThough This Topic has been used Time aTTer Time, The English Teacher seems To consider iT The producT of his own genius. He is sure ThaT he has discovered an original way To probe inTo The innermosT recesses oT The adolesce-nT mind. OT course The sTudenTs all begin Their Themes wiTh an originaI!' opening sen- Tence,- WhaT I wanT ouT oT life is . . . and proceed wiTh This masTepriece along redicTable and compIeTeIy sTereoTyped lines. The IiTTIe quieT sTuoIenT whose name begins wiTh Z and who always siTs TarThesT Tram The blackboard aIThough he can'T see Two TeeT ahead oT him, wanTs happiness. The world is hard and unTeeIing, he'll wriTe, and There'II be sTains on The paper Trom his Tears. The big husky boy in The TronT, The popular one who always wears a sweaTshirT, and dungarees, and sTruTs in TronT of The girls like a young roosTer, will reveal ThaT he is really shy and all he wanTs ouT oT IiTe is undersTanding. The well-dressed girl wiTh The cold gleam in her eyes will hesiTanTly wriTe MONEY, buT will Then cross iT ouT and explain ThaT all she wanTs is peace in The world. This oT course is designed To make everybody happier and The Teacher loves her. I suppose each English Teacher secreTIy wanTs To be a psychoanaIysT or perhaps gaTher enough maTerial To wriTe an arTicIe enTiTIed The AdoIescenT oT Today. I, oT course, am noT To be Taken in by all This nonsense. I always hand in The TirsT chap- Ter of Lillian RoTh's I'II Cry Tomorrow. As a resuIT, my English Teacher invariably wriTes poor Thing on my masTerpiece, and Tor The resT oT The Term I have a wonder- Tul Time being guided back To normal living! Eleanor Timm E W? HELEN I-sfmc.soN 0 V QUEEN - TEMPORARILY Have you ever lell lhal no one cared aboul you? Thal you were lower lhan lhe belly ol a worm? Thal you were abused, neglecled, and complelely alone? I have a simple solulion lo relieve your hearlache. Gel sick. There are many roads lo leigned illness. I employ lhis one. I come home com- plaining ol leeling cold and lired. My molher, very concerned, sends me lo bed lo lake a nap. On awaking, I groan loudly. Molher rushes in, alarmed. I explain lhal my head, limbs, and slomach are aching. Molher louches my head and hurriedly jumps lor lhe lhermomeler. She hands il lo me and aller wailing lhe usual 'lhree minules, examines il and lhen dashes lo lhe phone. She is loo exciled lo read il properly, anyway. From my bed, I hear my molher lell his nurse lo have lhe doclor call al lhe house as soon as possible. Molher lhen relurns lo lry lo make me com- lorlable unlil lhe arrival ol lhe lailhlul 'family physician. When lhe doclor arrives, he surveys me gravely. I am given a complele exam- inalion from head lo loe. I-le explains in highly lechnical lerms lhal I have mel and been delealed by some germ or olher. Aller all, he has lo make a living, loo. Now in order lo gel lhe longed-lor allenlion, pily musl enler lhe piclure. The doclor helps lhe silualion by adminislering an inieclion big enough lo cure a horse. He lhen deparls leaving my molher gazing al me as if I were dying. I deliberalely reluse lood. This convinces molher lhoroughly. Wilh her pily salely secured, l am sure lo gel lhal of my lalher and sisler. I now slarl making my demands. I send my sisler lo lhe library wilh a requesl lor so many books lhal il will lake her al Ieasl lwo lrips lo bring lhem all home. I look al my lalher and ask lor lhe parly dress lhal is beyond my budgel. Mom is kepl busy lempling my appelile wilh my lavorile desserls and buying records lo diverl me. As lhe days wear on and il appears I am recuperaling, my lamily realizes lhal l'm nol on lhe crilical lisl and lhal I'lI be around lor a while. Things are relurning lo lheir normal pallern. Then lhe lalelul day arrives,-I am back on my leel again and on my way lo school. The pampering doesn'l slop all ol once. My lamily keeps inquiring sympalhelic- ally aboul my heallh for a lew days. How do you feel, dear? Does anylhing hurl you darling? Soon lhis loo disappears. Somelime laler, l begin lo feel uneasy. Then o lhoughl slrikes me. Could I have lell abused and neglecled because I was really ill? Nina Berlnd FORBIDDEN Joe awoke fhaf morning wifh a fense feeling. His head ached from fhe excife- menf of fhe day before. Remembering whaf lay before him, he gof up immediafely, dressed, and hurried down fhe sfairs. Taking one breakfasf pill, he quickly furned down fhe hall fo fhe door marked SCHOOL, Once inside, he furned fhe knob marked Teacher on fhe Televac. The machine hummed for a few seconds and fhen sfarfed fo feach reading, displaying several billboards on ifs screen. Joe eyed fhem wifh disgusf. Af one fime, Joe could nof undersfand why he had fo learn fhe dying arf of reading buf now somefhing had happened. He had made a discovery. He was glad his parenfs had insisfecl on his learning fo read. Since adverfisemenfs were fhe only wriffen maferial exfanf, fhey were used for feaching. AII ofher Iiferafure had been desfroyed affer fhe passage of fhe Liferafure Prohibifion Amendmenf. AII fhis had happened when Joe was a very young child. The new laws making harboring a book punishable by low were sfricfly enforced. Ever since fhe psychol- ogisfs had launched fheir new educafional program fo relieve fhe enormous problems of fhe early fwenfiefh cenfury, fhe mass producfion of robof feachers had confinued sfeadily. Joe waifed pafienfly in fronf of fhe Televac during fhe brief pause fhaf 'followed fhe subsiding of clicks, buzzes and muffled grinding sounds fhaf were emiffed from fhe mechanical feacher. He placed his recorded homework info fhe slof af fhe Ieff of fhe speaker. Hurriedly, he glanced around and fhen ran 'ro fhe window. Wifh fhe press of a buffon, if opened and he hopped ouf info fhe meadow fhaf surrounded fhe sfudenfs' revolving home. Affer fwenfy minufes of running, he excifedly came upon fhe place, a group of small birches, and fhe large oak fo fhe righf. He knelf down befween ifs roofs and began fo dig furiously wifh his hands. Finally, affer a few minufes which blisfered each palm, he saw if. He gof up sfiffly and fip-foed around frying hard fo look be- yond fhe surrounding frees. He fhen paused, froze in his fracks, and Iisfened, buf heard only his sfrained breafhing and fhe heavy fhumping of his hearf. He wiped his forehead on his shirf sleeve, shook fhe dirf from his hands and knelf down reaching info fhe hole wifh greaf precision fo remove fhe prized confenfs. He brushed fhe dirf carefully from if and saf down againsf fhe large free. As he held if in his frem- bling hands, fhe fhoughf of fhe consequences fhaf mighf follow if he were discovered ran fhrough his mind buf he quickly brushed fhem aside and proceeded fo open fhe newly acquired freasure. Sfraining his eyes fo fhe unaccusfomed prinf, he brushed aside fhe dirf from fhe firsf page and began fo read, If was fhe besf of fimes, if was fhe worsf of fimes, if was fhe age of wisdom, if was Ihe age of foolishness .... O SENIOR! DEAR SENIOR! O Senior! Dear Senior! our high school days are done, We've passed fhe regenfsg our diplomas now are won, College is near, fhere's work I fear, buf graduafes are exulfing Eyes follow fhe grand march, fhe parenfs proud and sfaringg Sal Milo f 1 f'9 A 'I Buf O Senior! Senior! Senior! AII fhose failing marks in red, And in fhe school a Senior lies Flunked English and Healfh Ed! O Senior! Dear Senior! rise up and hear fhe bellsg Rise up--for if's blue Ieffer day-wifh cosfumes and all frills, For your pinned up hair fhe senior hafs-for you fhe alcoves Before you, fall fhe freshmen class, fheir eager faces burning, Buf O Senior! Senior! Senior! Do nof a fear drop shed! If's only a dream you failed, oh heck, There's ferm nine fo look ahead. I Buf Dear Senior is mosf sad righf nowg he did nof fill fhe bill, ' I All his fooling did him harm, requiremenfs he did nof fulfill, He fhoughf he was bofh safe and sound, high school closed and done By creafing unrealify, Img fhoulggif hislobiecf won: BufO Senior! enior. enior. The frufh we face wifh dreaq For in fhe school clear senior ies, 3 Q One more ferm fhese halls fo fread. Sum Wendy Freedman I 'II' ' EXC jx I' ' REVOLT Convenfions, To me, are Those laws which nobody seems To have made, nobody can prove are righT, buT which everybody, excepT a few non-conformisTs, follows neverfheless. From The apparenT picfure, however, These non-conTormisTs are undispufedly in The minoriTy. For, as l see iT, conformisfs seem To conTrol The siTuaTion, considering The impressive sales of Amy VanderbilT's guide To correcT eTiqueTTe, and The number of people who admif To reading Elinor Ames' The Correcf Thing . Take, for insTance, The To-do ThaT occurred lasT year wiTh The inTroducTion of ThaT Caribbean craze called Bermuda shorTs. Before The sandsform subsided, a Bermuda-clad friend of mine was The embarrassed sTar of her own one-woman show on Times Square, and my high school almosT banned The wearing of Them on an annual boafride. Why all The fuss? ls The display of one's knees indecenT, vulgar, or ThaT unpleasanf? The sandsform became a hurricane when abbreviafed panTs began To clofhe The rugged body of The American male, previously immune To all sTyle change. Whaf was The obiecfion? ln The ciTy heaf of The summer should noT men, Too, reap The advanTages of lighfer, more comforfable aTTire? Those who opposed The occupancy of Bermuda shorTs in The modern man's closeT on The Theory ThaT his legs are noT parficularly aTTracTive To The naked eye, need only Think of whaT The ordinary person looks like in his convenTional cloThing To realize ThaT iT:s all a maTTer of geTTing used To Things. A friend of my family who works in a midTown adverfising office inaugurafed an official B-Day , wherein The enTire crew of office men risked public approval and Their jobs by coming To work in Bermuda shorTs. The resulTs, which ranged from a pedesTrian's offer To sew curTains on To his unTorTunaTe Trousers, To a bawiing ouT from The boss, were Taken in sTride, buT The office did noT Try iT again-anofher vic- Tory for convenTionaliTy! l haven'T goT a Thing To wear To an affair like ThaT! is noT an unusual remark affer an inviTaTion has been received To a formal gafhering of one kind or anofher. This may come from a person who seeks an excuse To buy somefhing new, or iT may come from an honesf individual who iusf plumb haTes To geT dressed up , and who owns no fancy cloThes, besides. And why should she? ls she noT able To look as admirable and neaT in cloThing which is noT formal? BuT Try To show up in Tailored or informal cloThing aT an affair which calls for a display of one-'s fanciesf. A normal and mosT naTural occurrence is The appearance of a beard on a man. BuT, in our American sociefy, This growTh should noT be allowed To appear. Beards are for The SmiTh BroThers, for The lndian fakirs, buT cerfainly noT for a group of New York Universify sTudenTs who collecfively decided To grow goaTees. By The Time They were fully grown, Their owners became fully disillusioned social ouTcasTs because of Their bearded faces. MOST of Them decided To call The whole Thing off, for They, or raTher The girls They wanTed To daTe, ThoughT ThaT The enTire noTion was one big flop! And so iT goes! Unless we resisT, we shall be overwhelmed by uniformiTy. I don'T know whaT you people are going To do, buT l'm going righT ouT To look for a man wearing Bermuda shorTs, wiTh a maT of hair plasfered over his chin. lT's Time we sTopped being like everybody else! CAROL BLTTZ Nw 41 if .ew ,ze I Zkxiivc 3 E k ' VJ Nw' 5 fx 'W ,L 4- 'ev f' 4' 7 5 if 6 Q9 f ,s f VIE? YW' ff M iff iffy Z SENIOR CELEBRITIES JANUARY, I956 MOST PCDPULAR JuIie De Soiza Fred Rufino CaroIe De Simone Tony Giaquinio Sandra Da+z Teddy Kienih IIona Brandvain Ted Brucale f f-A 'Inman 'W' WITTIEST Mary Ann UIII Al Munno Marie MirieIIo Gary Bonds Sandee Krieger PauI Drimmer Sharon Bezinover Ted Brucale S MCDST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Rira Wesf Joe PanziHa Carol BIIIZ Richard Reck 5yIvia Sclrlechner Irwin AsI'ler Florence Kaufman Jesse Levine ,- I 1 K 6 I xx I I I Si f , 1 xl' JUNE, I956 MOST POPULAR Anifa Karagosian Peler Caslro Veronica Marusalc Sian Marcus Janel' Braco Sal Geraci Rose Russo Richard No++ingham Lorraine Barbulo Joel Langer Susan Kanofsky Pa'r McNul+y Kera Hochberg Arfhur Spiegel Mildred Porrino Bob Abrams Paula Morrone William Cahill Miriam Weiss Rober+ Carucci Rilo Occhipin+i Wayne Griffin Dawn Mancuso David Liguori Ru'rh Rosen Roberl' Grillo Rilo Golds+ein Frank Panzarino Marilyn Sacco Richard Nuchow Joyce Sansiper Jerry O'Donnell WITTIEST Terry Davoli Neil Moldoff Josephine Brancalo Louis Mancuso Josephine Porco William Blifzer Eieanor Timm Franlc Blazer Calhy Pizzuco Richard Somer Susan Kanofslcy Pal' McNul+y Beryl Opell Alan Sorin Mildred Wachflogel Jerry Liguori Audrey PoH'S Brian Liebow Jo-Ann lzzo Marshall Allas Arlene Paola Edward Hun+ Lorraine Aslorino Tony DeLorenzo Joyce Sylves+er Rober+ Grillo Marie Porco Slanley Gershbein Edi'rh Siegel Herman Kaflein Arleen Sussman Hal Schneider MCDST LIKELY TO SLJCCEED Pearl Sherman Arlhur Rullcowslci Janice Horowi+z Bob Dumlce Helen Isaacson Jack Friedman Marilyn Goldhamer Richard No'Hingham Be+'ry Seale-Joan Robben Sidney Leveson Wendy Freedman Tony Pacifica Sheilah Rosenhaclc Jack Abrams Kalherine llovar Gilberl Camilleri Ellen S+eFF Melvyn Lebowifz Miriam Weiss Roberl Caruccu Margarel Jusf Joseph Caruso Dolores Fosler Mel Rosen+hal Grace Scandura S+anley Milzoff Efhel Rosenlhal Slanley Reiss Cynfhia Rosen+hal Rober+ Di Nardo Vera Rolniclc Waller Kal+enback Se LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Mr. Browne L L Miss Becker L Mr. Healy L Mr. Ames L Mr. Burger L L Mr. R. Cohen L Miss Davidson Miss Donnelly Mrs. Greenson Mr. Goldsmilh L Miss Halslead LL Miss Hoffman LL Mrs. Hawlhorne Dr. lsaacs L Mr. Kadish Mrs. Kaufner LL Mr. Kavee L Mrs. Kohs L L Mr. Lieberman Mr. Mandell L Mrs. MacKnigh+ Dr. McCaddan Mrs. Midonick L, Miss Olilsky LL L Mr. Polack LL Mr. Pozner L Mr. Sachs LL Mr. Schoenfield Miss Schwarfz LL Mr. Sexlon Mrs. Silver Mrs. S+ein L Mr. Slopen LL Mr. Tarr L Mr. Wallace L Mr. Woolfson Miss Yamo Mr. G. Zimmerman L L Mr. S. Zimmerman Mrs. Zoogman The speech 'rhal he never makes a+ assembly. The neon guide-signs. A life in1'eres'r in Eliza DooliHle. Abraham Lincoln's Tennis racquet A plane lo 'rake his core class sighlseeing. The Waldorf Asloria. The real iden+i+y of x,y,z. An elec'rric percolalor. A camera 'ro 'rake her own senior pholos. A sound proof boo'rh for his radios. Dinner for 'rwo prepared by somebody else. Plenfy of snow for skiing. A new place 'ro 'rravel +o. A priva're cloud. A sel of filing cabine+s. More prizes for Ani'ra. An IBM programming machine. A Horizon wifh her as cover girl. LLA newssfand which sells Admiral , Horizon exclusively. Deeply anchored memories. A serene and pleasanl fufure. Her own prin'ring press. The music of 'rhe spheres. A Tony for her Easl'-Lynne. An in+erna+ional language. A firsl'-aid ki+ for limping his+ory s'ruden+s. A pair of bloodhounds. A double-chin for a more balanced life. A copy of 'rhe Decline and Fall of lhe Roman Empire Whalever They find in Chrislopher Marlowe's Tomb. A lon of slip 'resl paper. A scholarship for herself. The New York Yankees To manage. Colleges wi'rh no enlrance requiremenls. A cop 'ro direcr Traffic in his office. A book of speeches for valedicforians. More Time for 'rhe yearbook. His bro+her's die'r. Some of his bro+her. Aulomalion for cerlificalion. 'w , -., , will -gf f3.f'1w W' Wanl a busr? Q. ,Q- ABRAMOWITZ, CLAIRE 8-3 25I4 Yales Avenue 69 Acad.-Hunfer-Speech Therapisr ABRAMSKY, MELVYN 8-2 2I66 Bronx Parlc Easf 62 Acad.-C.C.N.Y.-C.P.A. Sr. Arisiag Jr. Arisfa 'Snr' Ink 'CTV' .., X 1 fun G.O. Congress, Mr. Fried Horizon Ari, Miss Goldberg Her goal she'Il easily reach By helping people wilh Iheir speech. ACKERT, PATRICIA 8-I 57C Edgewafer Parlt 6I Gen.-Clerk Library Life is clear, wiihouf a fog If Palricia can have a dog. ASHER. IRWIN 8-3 2I I4 Tomlinson Avenue bl Acad.-Broolrlyn-Lawyer Admiral: Class Rep. College Rep. Jusfice will be everyone's righf When Irwin's a leading legal lighf. BARON, BRENDA 8-3 2I45 Bogarl Avenue 62 Acad.-Sfale Tech.-Secrelary Siena Depl.: Accounling Depl. Brenda lilies Io sing and dance, Any boss would give her a chance BEZINOVER. SHARON 8-4 6OI Pelham Parliway N. 67 Acad.-Parsons-Decoralor Boosler Squad, Ari Service Horizon Commifleeg Miss Becker Boys! Snafch Sharon in hasle She's a girl wiI'h plenly of Iasfe. Healfh Ed. Depf. He figures Io do well, A helpful guy is Mel. AMIGO, PHYLLIS 8-I 2I74 Paulding Avenue 62 Acad.-C.C.N.Y. Sr. Arisla: Jr. Aris'ra Cheerleaders' Capt PhyI's a friend Io all her peers Le+'s give her +hree big cheers. BALDINO, ANN 8-I 2527 Hering Avenue 69 Gen.-I.B.M. Operofor Ann has a peculiar quirlr, She really likes +o work. BARSKY, NEDRA 8-2 768 Brady Avenue 62 Acad.-Syracuse-Comm. Arlisl Hebrew Cullureg Mr. Wallace Service League Charming, Ialenled Nedra is burning To pursue some more learning. BIALOS, ARLENE 8-2 2IO6 Wallace Avenue 62 Acad.-Cily-Lawyer Jr. Arislag Sr. Arisla Jr. Leaders'g Sr. Leaders' Lilce Porlia in ShaIxespeare's play ArIene's bo+h wise and gay. BRIVIC, lRWlN 8-I 2440 Bronx Parlc Easl 67 Acad.-C.C.N.Y. Admiral Slali: College Rep. Pub. OFF.: Library Squad Tho 'lor Columbus he has much alifeclion, He'll enioy going in a new direclion. CALIGIONE, PHYLLIS 8-3 l298 Crosby Avenue 65 General: Housewife Clay Arls Phyl will marry soon, Then 'lo Florida on her honeymoon CASTN ER, ROBERT 8-4 3l87 Fairmounl Avenue 65 Gen.-lono Varsiry Baseball Success for him a+ a rapid pace He'll always gel' lo 'lirsl base. CAVALLO, ANNMARIE 8-2 2882 Morris Parlr Avenue 6l Gen.-Secrelary Allenclance Off.: Mr. Trail: A sailor boy's an imporlanl parf ln having caplured Anni's hearl. CIRILLO, BARBARA ANN 8-l 28l6 Roebling Avenue 6l Gen.-Housewife 6.0. Congress: Class Sec. 6.0. Council: College Rep. Red haired Barbara's a piano player Being engaged also makes life gayer. BLITZ, CAROL 8-2 2080 Wallace Avenue 62 Acad.-C.C.N.Y. Arisla: Horizon Horizon Office: Anchor Brains, charm, and beauliful 'lace To lisr her virlues lhere isn'+ space. BOZZO, FRANK 8-I 666 Mace Avenue 67 Acad.-NYC Communily- Comm. Ari Locker Room: Gym Service Aide He's an arlisl: wha+ is more, He'll always bear you fo fhe draw. BRUCALE, TED 8-4 2734 Sexfon Place 69 Gen.-Aulo Mechanic Mr. Kadish: Mr. Sachs Ted would like a harem To s'rar+ on one we dare 'im. CAPUTO, EMMA 8-2 I949 Bogarl Avenue 62 Gen.-Secrelary Miss Menna: Mrs. McConnell Coolcie expecls no lrouble Lilzing dancing and boys double. CAUMONT, JEAN 8-l 2820 Middlelown Road bl Gen.-Housewife Modern Dance: Office Worlx Ballroom Dancing: Swimming Charming Jean's love of lhe dance Will lead her 'lo romance. CAVALLO, ROSEMARY 8-3 I843 Slillwell Avenue 69 Gen.-Secrelary Dancing helps lreep her gay and smiling People find her quile beguiling. CLEMENTL ANNA 8-I 2722 Hering Avenue 69 Acad.-Secrelary Orcheslra: G.O. Congress P.A. Delegale: Chemislry Club A musician who's lirsl' role, A secrelary for a boss lo dare. BONDS, GARY 8-2 l4O0 Allerlon Avenue 69 Gen. Sr. Band: G-.O. Rep. Senior Council: CCHS Parades Gary's voice fills lhe air He has friends everywhere. BRANDVAIN, ll.ONA 8-4 60l Pelham Parlrway 67 Acacl.-Baruch-Buyer Senior Council: Boosler Squad Eng. Off.: Guidance OFF. Wish we had somelhing lo sell, Wilh us prelly llona hils fhe bell. ez 1-5, x5....7 Wf.,l 7. Za emi W Z. 7 . .. , 7 . s aw Mfr? NW 3' 5i'ffL, f2'? :ie::f2', ' if 145' 'VET ' VLH' ' NV ho uses +he cleanser. , f+4f5:1 f i COLESANTI, NICHOLAS 8-2 935 Morris Park Avenue 62 Acad.-Fordham-Pharmacisl Hall Palrol He has whaf il fakes, To remove all your aches. DATZ, SON D RA 8-3 2707 Barnes Avenue 67 Acad.-C.C.N.Y.--Psychologisf Charming Sondra's anxious fo find Whaf goes on in lhe mind. DE SOIZA, JULIA 8-I 2834 Philip Avenue 65 Gen.-Olifice Worlr Library: Miss Ligo Mrs. Wilson: Sfeno Office Julia lilies +o dance and swim, Rock and Roll gives her vim. Di PIETRO, IRMA 8-4 II29 Neill Avenue 6I Acad.-Hunler-Teacher Jr. Arisla: Mr. Davich Clerical Service The kids will never 'frown When Irma lays 'rhe law down. EDELMAN, CAROLE 8-3 2l05 Cruger Avenue 62 Acad.-Secrefarial worlc Mr. Healy: Miss D'Ama+o Mr. Sexrong Miss Diamond Cha cha, mambo, merengue are o cinch: Carole does 'rhese and dicfalion, in a pinch. DASCAL, IRENE 8-3 2l50 Wallace Avenue 62 Acad.-Hunfer-Teacher Clerical: Sludy Hall Home Room AHendance No lfid will be sen? fo +he deon When faughf by charming lrene, DE SIMONE CAROLE 8-2 252i Morgan Avenue 69 Acad.-N.Y.U. Senior Council Rep. Dafing, dressing up, and reading Supply everylhing she's needing. Dl BRINO, MARY 8-I I90O Hun+ Avenue 62 Gen.-Office Worker Tho she's shy and won'+ sing Mary is really in fhe swing. DRIMMER, PAUL 8-3 l957 Bronxdale Avenue 62 Acad.-N.Y.U.-Aeronaul. Engin. Swimming feam Capl.: Varsily C Club He keeps himself in frim By always being in rhe swim. EPPLEY, SHERMAN 8-3 i868 Holland Avenue 62 Gen.-Aufo Mechanic A. V. Lab If in frouble, don'+ panic Coll Sherman, excellenl mechanic. FRIEDMAN, CYNTHIA 8-3 7 Hemlock Road L. I. Gen.-Slenographer Usher Squad: Chess Club Mr. Brickmang Mrs. Malloy Cynlhia likes her game of chess As a sleno. she'll be a success. GIAOUINTO, ANTHONY 8-2 lB3O Pilgrim Avenue bl Gen.-Garrnenf Worker Mr. Troik Life won'+ have many iars: Tony likes girls and cars. GOLDSTEI N, EVA 8-4 2l65 Ballon Slreel 62 Acad.-Ci+y-Social Work Boosler Club: Sfudy Hall English Office Eva 'Finds many lhings fo amuse: To help olhers she can'+ refuse. GREEN, DEANNA 8-4 204l Holland Avenue 62 Acad.-C.C,N.Y.-Teacher Jr. Arislag Hebrew Cul+ure Teaching Foreign Sludenls Kids will hang oul a banner When +hey are laughl by Deanna HAMILTON, BARBARA 8-3 2862 Walerbury Avenue 6I Gen.-Kalherine Gibbs-Secrelary Of clolhes she never has her FII, And slrangely enough also of Bill. EPSTEIN, MIKE 8-4 3950 Bronx Boulevard 66 Gen.-RCA Insl.-TV Repairman Tennis Team An experl al lhe Iennis nel, Also able lo Fix your T.V. sei. FELDMAN, CHARLOTTE S-2 IOS6 Neill Avenue 6l Comm.-Privale Secrelary G-irl's Heolfh Ed., Mrs. Palow Boy's Heallh Ed. Praise for her is never lainl Her hobby is lo painl. GERSHENGORN, DORIS 8-4 2l05 Cruger Avenue 62 Acad.-Hunler-Teacher Mrs. Kohsg Program Commillee Bio Lab ' En lish Off . g . - . As a looker, she sure is swellg As a Ieacher, she's sure ro excel. G,-ITELSON, PHYLLIS 8-2 780 Pelham Parkway 62 Acad.-Corlland Slale-Teacher Program commillee Her hobbies are boys and sporls Everyone gives her good reporls. GOLDSTEIN, FLORENCE 8-4 2I8l Barnes Avenue 62 Acad.-Fashion lnsl.-llluslralor Anchor Arl' Slaffg Dr. Kurzband She likes men, music, and arl Wanls +o gel off lo a model sI'ar+. GREENBLATT, MARILYN B-4 2065 Narragansell Avenue 6l Acad.-Hunler-Dielilion General office, Library Social Sludies Office On everybody she'II casl her spell And Ihen proceed +o 'Feed 'em well. HARLOW, LINDA 8-3 3I67 Rawlins Avenue 65 General-Housewife Linda loves +o dance and sing Soon she'Il have a diamond ring. FELDHERR NORMAN 8-3 2l8O Wallace Avenue 62 Acad.-Polylechnic-Engineer Bowling Team: Sr. Council Boy Leader' Mrs. Nover Normls lhe boy who can lead, Always willing Io do a good deed FLEISCHER, RALPH 8-I I822 Seminole Avenue 6I Gen.-Musician Band: Early Palrol His 'rrumpel playing is hcl Ralph is in lhe slol. Don 1' gel a frog In lhe lhroafl HARTMAN, ANNETTE 8-4 2723 Barnes Avenue 67 Gen.-Secrelary Mrs. Mendelsohn: Miss Badesch Miss Convey: Sec. Service To be a secrelary and a wife, Is her recipe for a happy life. HELLER, SARAH 8-2 2723 Barnes Avenue 67 Gen.-Man. School of Music- Teacher Chorus: Melody Singers Versa+ile Sarah has a lovely voice Life offers her a wide choice. HIRSH, SYBIL B-4 I596 Unionporr Road 62 Acad.-New Pallz-Teacher Orchesfra: Library Squad 6.0, Congress To all she likes lo say hello, Also enjoys playing The cello. HYAMS, STANLEY 8-I 655 Pelham Parkway Norlh 67 Gen.-N.Y.C. Cammunily- Policeman G. S, Lab.: Hall Pafrol Sian likes lo make a map: A cop who'll never nap. JAFFE, GLENDA 8-I 25l7 Fish Avenue 69 Comm.-Secrelary A++-endance Off. Glenda's quiie a sparl, On and off lhe handball courl. HEILIZER, RUTH 8-4 2I39 Muliner Avenue 62 Acad.-Brandeis Library Squad: Arisfa Publicafions Ollfice Brighf and lovely is our Rulh Always a seeker affer lrufh. HILF, PRISCILLA 8-2 2536 Colden Avenue 69 Acad.-C.C.N.Y.-Docfor Affend. Off.: Menorah Club: l45 Mrs. Kaufner Everybody's fever will go high, When Doc. Priscilla is nigh. HOCHHAUSER, HARRIET 8-4 2074 Wallace Avenue 62 Acad.-C.C.N.Y.-Teacher Jr., Sr. Arislag Heb. Cull. Library Sq.: Usher Sq. She knows lhe lie 'thai' binds Harriel likes people-all kinds. IERVOLINO, ANNE 8-2 87 Carroll Sfreel 64 Comm.-Secrelary Clerical Assf.: Girls' Lockers Eng. Cl. Sec'y.: Gen. OH. Anne's charming, lovely and clever To lhis she agrees forever- KARP, RENEE 8-2 2077 Wallace Avenue 62 Acad.-C.C.N.Y.-Accounlanl Jr. Arisla: Sr. Arisla College Rep. She likes dancing and skelching We find her very fefching. 'W' KIENIU. TED 8-3 l7l4 Radcliff Avenue 62 Acad.-C.C.N.Y.-Buyer Ar? Office To be a salesman is Ted's wish He also wan+s lo raise more fish. K RAFT. LIN DA 8-2 2l87 Cruger Avenue 62 Acad.-Hunler-Teacher Jr. Arislag Sr. Arisla Blond, blue eyed Linda's a peach Lucky kids whom she'll leach. KREISS, HARRIET 8-4 2420 Morris Avenue 68 Acad.-Dancer Mrs. Sleing Mrs. Kaufner Harriel'll be all +he rage When she sieps on +he sfage. LACHENMAYR, MARLENE 8-2 24Ol Yales Avenue 69 Acad.-Kalherine Gibbs-Sec+y. Mrs. Maloy, Mrs. Midonick Boosler Clubg Mrs. Townsend Marlene loves +o ska+e and swim One of 'fhese days she'll meel HIM. LASKO, ANNABELLE 8-3 2l56 Cruger Avenue 62 Acad.-Bookkeeping Ouiel' and pleasanl is Annabelle And very able il's easy lo fell. KAUFMAN, FLORANCE 8-4 2l37 Wallace Avenue 62 Acad.-C.C.N.Y.-Teacher Leaders' Club: Bio. Lab. Malh Office: P.A. rep. To knowledge her pupils'll easily go Led by a gay and pleasanf Flo. KELLY, ALFRED 8-l 2850 Dudley Avenue 6l Gen.-Whife Plains-Policeman Library Squad Al likes lo hunl big game As a cop he'lI do fhe same. KIRSHON, SUSAN 8-4 660 Thwailes Place 67 Acad.-Ml. Sinai-Nurse Usher Squadg Leaders' Club Reading fo Blind A nurse lhrough sfress and slrain, She'll relieve us of our pain. KRAWCHUK, JOHN 8-I 2437 Lurling Avenue 69 Acad.-Coasl Gd. Acad. Coasl' Guard General Olifice A cheer and a +oas+, To one who'll guard our coasl. KRIEGER, SANDEE 8-3 2506 Wilson Avenue 69 Acad.-Hunier-Teacher Boosler Club: Library Service Leagueg Gen, Office Li'Fe's been fun and candy To our brighi-eyed Sandee. LAM PON E, FRANK 8-3 l9l8 Barnes Avenue 62 Gen.-Marine Mr. S. Zimmerman Frank can iump quife high As a Marine. he'll never say die. LAUKKANEN, JOHN 8-I 35l3 Bruckner Boulevard 6l Gen. Hall Pa'l'rol A+ sporls he's all-around Wilh 'rhe ladies quile renowned. KAUFNER, ANITA 8-4 2428 Morgan Avenue 69 Acad.-Hunfer French, Forum Cl.: Sr. Arisfa Mrs. Nover: Read. 'lo Blind Linguislic Anila likes Rack Roll, Also boys who enjoy a s+roll. KEYLIN, ARLEEN 8-3 2l6l Barnes Avenue 62 Acad.-Queens-Teacher G.O. Councilg G.O. Cabinef Admiral: Cheerleaders Kids will be awfully keen Aboul' our vivacious Arleen. an Someihing lo chew abou+7 VS VX .nk ,?,.....v' . .fx-Q., LEIKIND, ALLEN 8-3 2l8O Holland Avenue 62 Acad.-Brooklyn-Denlisf Admiral: Library Squad When seven years of college expire, He'll be a denlisl, his life's desire LEVINE, JESSE 8-4 2l02 Wallace Avenue 62 Acad.-Music Orcheslra l'le's a violin vir+uoso, no less: Carnegie Hall acclairns our Jess. LEVY, ROBERT 8-2 2l86 Cruger Avenue 62 Gen.-Salesman English Book Squad He'll see his boss never 'fails By making enormous sales. LIMAI MARIE 8-4 2429 Maflhews Avenue 67 Gen.-Nursing Guidance Off.: Swifchboard Mr. Wallace Helpful, quick and speedy Personalily plus is our De De. LINGER, ALLEN 8-3 2504 Bronx Park Easl 67 Acad.-C.C.N.Y.-Engineer lvlafh lulor Allen painls, makes model planes And enioys using his brains. 'VS LEITENBERG, HAROLD 8-3 2753 Barker Avenue 67 Acad.-C.C.N.Y.-Psychologis+ Tho l1e's The a+hle+ic kind, He'd like lo inspec? +he mind. LEVY, BURTON 8-2 27I4 Wallace Avenue 67 Gen.-N.Y.C. Comm.-Refail Dist Allendanceg Hall Pafrolg Mr. Trail: Coins are collecfed by Burl, To success he'll easily spurf. LIELLOA ROBERT 8-3 3220 Middlelown Road 65 General Bob hasn'+ much lo say Bul' he's glad he passed fhis way. UMONGELLI, SAL 8-2 303i Mullan Place 6l Gen.-Civil Service Sal never finds life a bore When lwirling on lhe dance floor. LOWIN, MARILYN 8-2 2l6O Wallace Avenue 62 Acad.-Hunler-Teacher Jr., Sr. Arisfag Coll. Rep. Hebrew Cullure Sporls, piano, skalesy and dance! A+ books, can she slill glance? MIRIELLO, MARIE 8-2 2249 Mickle Avenue 69 Comm.-Privaie Secrefary Mrs. Sfeing Miss Badesch Mrs. Gluck: Mr. Schoenfield Some boss will be filled wiih gleeg When he hires helpful Marie. MUNNO, AL 8-I 2843 E. I95 Sireel' bl Gen.-Baseball Player From fhe big leagues l1e'll fake bids And fhen enioy a wife and kids. ORZA, CORINNE, 8-l l9l8 Radcliff Avenue 62 Acad.-Queens-Airline Hosiess Mr. Sfopen This gal really is 'the rnos'res+ She'll be a preily airline hosless. PEILTE, JOSEPH 8-I 2438 Lur+ing Avenue 69 Acad.-C.C.N.Y.-Nuclear Elec. Audio Visual Sq.g Admiral Riflle Team Wifh him don'+ lrifleg He's an experi wi+h a rifle. PHILLIPS. ROBERT 8-I 67 Hawkins Sfreei 64 Gen.-Draf+sman Miss Yama Bob will enioy world scenes By enfering lhe Marines MANDELBAUM, SHEILA 8-4 2I67 Cruqer Avenue 62 Acad.-Ciiy-Com. Arlisl- Horizon Siaffg Locker Room Library: Ari' Olzlice Dark black hair and brighi eyes gGYi She loves io draw, swing and sway. MESHBERG, HILLEL 8-4 2l57 Holland Avenue 62 Acad.-Fordham-Pharmacisi Swimming Team Hillel will mix some pills, And swims as if he's goi gills. MORANO, CARL 8-4 2758 Holland Avenue 67 Acad.-Drafisman An experl' wi+h a baf and ball His car fo success will never siall. NUDELL, RENEE 8-3 2084 Bronx Park Easi 62 Acad.-C.C.N.Y.-Teacher G.O. Congress: Jr. 81 Sr. Arisia College Rep.y Miss Boyaiian A+ 'rennis she knows fhe score Talenied Renee can cerlainly draw. PANZITTA, JOE 8-I I62I Tenbroeck Avenue 6l Acad.-Coasf Gd. Ac.--Army Tho he expecis 'ro go fo sea, A ladies' man he wan+s 'lo be. PERLMAN, ROBERTA 8-2 2l34 Wallace Avenue 62 Acad.-Hunfer-Psychiairisf Jr. Arisiaj Jr. Band Hebrew Culfure Club: Library Roberia will sludy your emoiions So ihal you'll have fewer commolions. PlLECKl, WILLIAM 8-2 3286 Polo Place 65 Gen.-Civil Service To box and huni he's nof nervous Nor will he be in Civil Service MARRO, MARIE 8-2 I92O Haloorl' Avenue 6l Gen.-Recepiionisl Clerical Service A receplionisf wiih a pleasani smile Someday will wall: down ihe aisle. MESSING. ROBERT 8-4 2l8l Wallace Avenue 62 Acad.-C.C.N.Y.-Deniisl Hull Pairol' Senior Council Lunch Room No pain for ihose he ireals. He collecis 'Fish and paralzeefs. .VN p'Qef5 7 wa:-ef, VW WY my wr W., .. W, 5 an ,,..,,,:w Che cosa dice? PRESTI, ANGELO 8-4 I457 As+or Avenue 69 Acad.-Cify College Orchesfra Lef's give Angelo a big hand. He plays in orchesrra and band. RAPAPORT, RENEE 8-3 204I Holland Avenue 62 Acad,-Julliard-Modern Dancer Cheerleadersg 6.0. Class Rep. A. V. Squad: Arl Deparlmenl Malce way. Marlha Graham. Renee's on her way +o fame. RAUCH, SIMONE 8-2 2l04 Bronx Park Easl 62 Acad.-C.C.N.Y.-Teacher Orchesfrag Bio. Lab. Mr. Sawiclcig Science Lab. Lois of fun is sweel Simone. From her srudenis never a moan. RECK, RITCHIE 8-2 H33 Rhinelander Avenue 6l Acad.-Civil Service Worker He knows wha? makes a car go, Also enioys dancing lo and fro, ROSENBLATT, RITA 8-4 2I6I Barnes Avenue 62 Comm.-Radio or TV Broadcasler Booslers A girl wilh charm +o win To her broadcasls, we'll all rune in RABINOWITZ, GERALD 8-2 2I87 Cruger Avenue 62 Acad.-Prinfer Eng. Off.: Book Squad In inlr and fype he loves +o revel, Working as a prin+er's devil. RAPPAPORT, AUDREY 8-3 I626 Mayflower Avenue 6l Gen. Affendance Olifice Her inferesl runs fo and fro, She also likes fo dance and sew. RAU, MADELINE 8-4 i928 Mulford Avenue 6I Gen.-Secrefary If she can dance everyday A gloomy word she'll never say. REINER, BEVERLY 8-4 2043 Holland Avenue 62 Acad.-Complomefrisi' Clerical Service Lovely Bev lilies business machines Bul fo decoralive designing leans ROSSI. ARLEEN 8-2 2260 Cruger Avenue 67 Gen.-Privafe Secrelary Mr. Friedg Miss D'Ama+o Keen Teener: Miss Goldberg April showers s+ay away From Arleen's wedding day. ,QW- SCHOENBAUM, MILLIE 8-2 758 Pelham Parkway 62 Acad.-Corfland-Teacher Mrs. Harris: Mrs. Nover When fired of her fulure course She dashes olif on a horse SCHWARZ, EDWARD 8-I l29O Lahengrin Place 65 Gen.-Cobleskill-Dairy Manager Things'll be nice and airy, When Ed manages a dairy. SHIFRIN, PHYLLIS 8-3 574 Edison Avenue 65 Acad.-Corlland-Teach. Refard. Admiral Edi+.g G.O. Congress Guidance OFF.: Choir., Sr. Council If you have a problem, aslc Phyl- Brighf, charming and versalile. SHOKOFF, PHYLLIS 8-4 2538 Cruger Avenue 67 Acad.-Hunler-Teacher Admiral: Boosfers Mr. Rogers: Mr. Sexlon To be a leacher has been her yen Ohl To be a child again. SIEGEL, LYNNE 8-3 2085 Malfhews Avenue 62 Acad.-Pembroke--Modelling Usher Squad: Chorus Service Aide Success she oughi 'ro win Brains and loolcs has Lynne. ROTHMAN, BERNARD 8-3 I954 Unionporf Road 62 Acad.-Cify-Accounianl Junior Arisra: Senior Arisla Audio-Visual: Library Of brillianl' Bernie full of bounce We'Il hear wonderful accounls. SCH ECHNER, SYLVIA 8-3 I944 Unionporl Road 62 Acad.-C.C.N.Y.--Bio-chemisl Jr. 81 Sr. Arisfa: G.O. Congress Leaders' Club: Service in Gym The honors in sludies she cops Afhlefics lo her is lops. SCHWARTZ, JUDITH 8-4 60l Pelham Parlrway Nor+h 67 Acad.-H unfe r-Secrela ry Guidance Olilice: Boosfer Squad Mafh Office: Mrs. Midoniclc Well-dressed Judy never al' a loss Will cafch fhe inleresf of her boss SHAPIRO, CAROL 8-4 I936 E. Tremonl Avenue 62 Acad.-Queens-Teacher Chorus and Melody Singers Dramafic Worlcshop To her pupils ioy sl1e'll bring All she has la do is sing, SHLENGEL, FLORENCE 8-3 2l02 Wallace Avenue 62 Acad.-C.C.N.Y. Jr. 81 Sr. Arisla: Mr. Sawiclci Library Squad: Mrs. Kohs Flo loves lo slcafe and dale Wi+h boys she's sure +o rale. SIEGEL, JEANETTE 8-I 2080 Barnes Avenue 60 Comm.-llhaca-Privale Sec. Ari' Servicej General OFF. Monifor Board: Mr. Hawfhorne Aclive Jeone1'+e'll easily ge+ ahead Afler all she'll be helped by Ted. SILFIES, RONALD 8-3 935 Waring Avenue 67 Acad.-Aulo Mechanic Audio Visual: Library When your car won'l slarl Ron's lhe guy fo fake il aparl. RUFINO, FRED 8-I I357 Allerron Avenue 69 Gen.-Bulcher Fred's company never iors He enioys girls and cars. SCHELLER, MARION 8-3 286 Logan Avenue 65 Gen.-Bookkeeper Leaders' Club: Miss Vislocky Audio Visual Squad She dances wifhoul a care Lilced by everyone everywhere. Z5 fx la- 'Xl szf-W Are Ihese muscle men? ,ns '15 J., val' SKOCH. DIANE 8-4 H92 Lydig Avenue 6I Acad.-Secrelary Leaders' Club: Usher Squad A line ref on lhe baslielball courl, Diane gels an excellenl reporl. STILLMAN, HELEN 8-3 I8I6 While Plains Road 62 Commercial-Secrelary Mr. Rosenlhalg Language OFF. Service League: Mrs. Kaufner Helen enioys a hearly ha-ha As well as dancing lhe Cha Cha. STOVELAN D, RONALD 8-2 2827 Dudley Avenue 6I Gen.-Weslchesler Comm:- Drallsman Library Squadg Mimeo Squad: Ari Room Drawing plans for houses, Ronald's inleresf arouses. TOFANO, AMELIA 8-I 227 Calhoun Avenue 6I Gen.-Office Worlc Though office worlc now gels lhe cally She'd ralher sing in Carnegie Hall. VACCA, DORIS 8-3 22IO Kingsland Avenue 69 Acad.-C,C.N.Y.-Teacher Leaders' Club: Gym Leader P.S.A.l.. Medal A leader lively and gay Thru life she'll dance her way. STANG,-ER, MARION 8-I 2I45 Mollhews Avenue 62 Acad.-Hunler-Teacher Filing: Miss Diamond Sludy Hall Tho' wild aboul lillle Iols She loves dancing-lals. STOTS KY, HA R R I ET 8-4 2976 Bronx Parlc Easl 62 Acad.--N. Y. Comm.-Med. Ass r. English Oflicej Library Miss Diamond Harriel lilaes people everywhere, ll's nice lo be in her care. TERMINE. CARMELA 8-4 I962 Pilgrim Avenue 6I General-Privale Secrelary Dr. Ryan: Mrs. Schelhamrner Mr. Corbonara Melo's one who's very gay Soon she'll love, honor and obey. UHL. MARY ANN 8-I I259 Bradford Avenue 65 Gen.-Office Worlc Mr. Davichg Miss Yarnaq Dr. Kurzlaand Mary Ann's lavorile- Rock and Roll Caplures her. hearl and soul. WALD, MYRNA 8-3 679 Waring Avenue 67 Acad.-Hunler-Teacher Jr. Arislag Sr. Arislaj Tulor Mr. Sexlong Mr. Healy Myrna will cool: and sew And help lillle lcids lo grow. .fx QWX 'TS - FOSSA, JOAN 8-I 3I20 Wilkinson Avenue 6I Gen.-Secrerary Li++Ie Joni will be 'lull of ioy When she marries her college boy. CONDON, JOHN 8-2 WEINHOLTZ, EUGENE B-2 305 AIIer'I'on Avenue 67 Gen. Gym Aide: Lunchroom I 'Ie's as friendly as George Jessel, And an experl in a wreslle. WEST, RITA 8-I I56O Waring Avenue 69 Acad,-Hunler-Teacher Junior Arisla: College Board: Senior Council: Orcheslra Children will find few sweeler Than Iheir musical Ieacher, Ri+a. ZIMMERMAN, MURIEL 8-I 2IO5 Wallace Avenue 62 Acad.-C,C.N.Y.-Teacher Library Squad: Sr. Arisla Teacher's Aide Why did she hide her lovely looks Typing cards for all lhose books? CAMERA SHY WEISSMAN, BARBARA 8-4 2084 Bronx Park Easl' 62 Comm.-Bookkeeper Jr. 3: Sr. Arislag Miss Russell: Mr. Mandell Wilh her brains and looks: No Irouble 'ro read and keep books WOLNERMAN, TOVA 8-I 907 E. I73 Sf. 60 Acad.-Hunler-Lab lechnician Mrs. Gisolh Through school brainy Tova slreaks She's a whiz a+ lab fechniques. , i,fs . 4,5 f' an yy , N few ,nm 1, , ,. .. mf 1 I , ,, ,ef ,U W ff , y f' . KELBICK, STUART 8-I 'ff' 833 Clarence Avenue 65 Gen.-Eleclricion Mr. Schoenfeld Everylhing John will sei righl, By making us see fhe Iighl. LA BRECOUE, TIMOTHY 8-I I4I9 Mayflower Avenue 6I Gen.-N,Y.U. Baseball, swimming, handball, +rack Ieams A+ s or+s Tim's uife a ma ician P q 9 He oughf Io be quile a polilican. GILSTON, BERNARD 8-I 2I99 Holland Avenue 62 Gen.-Prinler Bernie collecls coins from Ihe mini On life he'lI leave an imprinl. 60I Pelham Parkway bl Gen.-Salesman Sludy I'IaII: Guidance OPI. S+u likes Io Iiff weighls And lake girls on dafes. PLANTAMU RA, WILLIAM 8-2 I957 Bronxdale Avenue 62 Acad.-M. M .Acad.-Nav. OFF. Pholography Class Bill will find life quile amusing: If around 'rhe world he'lI be cruising. PORRAZZO, JONI 8-2 I864 Wallace Avenue 62 Gen.-Housewife Joni's plans we hearlily endorse, Her ambilion-lo gel' married of course, 'E in-Y' C YU' 0 ff VW 5 3 5 x 1 X fx.. Sv fi N, X .N 2 :A gxxk 1 U3 1 us....u e ABRUZZI, PATRICIA 8-l l245 Bradford Avenue 6l Gen.-Recepfionisf Bells will ring for Par and her beau As soon as +he army lef's him go. ALBANESE, ANGELA 8-I2 2838 Waferbury Avenue 6l Gen.-Typisf Mr. Carbonarag Mrs. Governale Angela loves fo dance and sing, And one day'll wear an engage- menf ring. ALEXANDER, ELLEN 8-6 i620 Williamsbridge Road 6l Academic-Radcliffe-Docfor Sr. Arisfag Boasfers Audio-Visual: Class Secrefary Ever since her mofher roclred her, She's wanfed fo be a docfor. AMBROSE, JOHANNA B-l 7l2 Calhoun Avenue 65 Gen.-Boolclreeper Healfh Ed.: Emergency Off. She sews, dances, and even coolrs, Tops in everybody's boolrs. AMON. CARYL 8-I5 i024 Rhinelander Avenue 6l Acad.-Douglass-Engineer Bio. Lab.: Clerical An experf in mafh buf nof haughfy, Caryl loves fo play fhe pianoforfe. ABRAMS. JACK 8-7 2309 Holland Avenue 67 Acad.-Cify-Chem. Engineer Senior Arisfag Bowling Team Physics Lab Scienfific Jack wifh sporfs dallies, A ferrific man in bowling alleys. ABRAMS. ROBERT 8-8 2l25 Holland Avenue 62 Academic-N.Y.U.-Lawyer Jr., Sr. Arisfag Mgr. Baslcefball G.O. Cong. Rep.g G.O. Council Bob's broughf presfige fo fhis place, He'll mainfain oufside his greaf pace. ADLER, GILDA 8-2 23l4 Holland Avenue 67 Acad.-Queens-Teacher College Rep.g Service Leag English Office: Mr. Alberf U9 Genial Gilda will enjoy her life Being a feacher and housewife. ALBERTI, ROSALIE 8- IS49 Dwighf Place 65 Commercial-Secrefary Miss D'Amafo, sec'y seven I3 'lerms A simple formula for no sfrife, Firsf a secrefary, fhen a wife. ALEXANDER. LINDA 8-7 762 Brady Avenue 62 Acad.-Corfland-Teacher Mrs. Samsong Mrs. Balich Mrs. MacKnighfg Mrs. Midoniclc Linda lilies fo dance and read As a feacher sure fo succeed. AMBROSELLI, ANN 8-I I8l4 Fowler Avenue 62 Gen.--Privafe Secrefary Teacl'ler's Aid: Healfh Ed. Girls' Locker Ann has a greaf love of gy m. Which she'll fransfer 'lo a HIM. AMOROSO, PATRICIA 2038 Hughes Avenue 57 General--Typisf Home Arfs Paf lilies fo swim and fish 8-I To help ofhers is her greafesf wish. ABRAMS JOEL 8-I0 2l2l Haighf Avenue 6l Acad.-Praff-lndusfrial Designer College rep.: Hall Pafrol Fine Arfs depf.Z Chorus Joel's a boy wifh wide choice Arfisfic wilh a pleasanf voice ABRIOLA. GERALDINE 8-8 633 Balrer Avenue 60 General-Telephone Operafor Sfudy Hall Geraldine will never falfer, Leading her beau fo fhe alfar. P9 R ,-5, f ..., We 'X Shorlhanded 'For boys bul speedy! W' wh-X 0. WW W, 01,3 ANASTASI, PATRICIA 8-IO IBI6 Radcliff Avenue 62 Gen.-Secreiary English Off.: Girls' Emergency Par likes lo skale and bowl Every boy +o her pays Toll. ANGIONE. MARlE 8-3 20l7 Hughes Avenue 57 Gen.-Sfenogropher Mr. Greenberg Merry Marie loves a good ioke, A+ geffing married no slow poke. ANZINGER, GENEVIEVE 8-8 IB47 Viclor Sfreel 62 General-Typisf Healfh Ed. OFFQ Pub. OH. Gen finds dogs never a bore, Soon she's leaving our shore. ASTORINO, LORRAINE 8-I2 l7l3 Radcliff Avenue 62 General-Typisi, Bookkeeper Mrs. Maclfnighl Skafing and a Rock 'n' Roll show, Always make Lorraine glow. AURlCCHlO, ROSE 8-l 2850 Randall Avenue 65 Gen.-Secrelary Mrs. Fidell Cooking odds ioy lo her life, Her greofesl ambilion, lo be o wife. 1' Q, W ANGELUCCI, AGATHA 8-I3 2877 Roebling Avenue 6I Gen.-Secrelary Agalha's goi charm lo spare. To success she's on 'the s+air. ANOBILE, CAROLE 8-I2 256I Colden Avenue 69 Gen.-Fashion Designer We'd share her ice cream soda slrawg Carole iusf loves lo draw. ARTZT, RITA 8-4 2lO6 Bronx Park Easf 62 Commercial-Secrefary Deon's Aide: Mimeo. Room Program Commillee She'lI opera+e a fypewriiing carriage, Unlil lhe day of her marriage. ATLAS, MARSHALL 8-I0 2086 Bronx Park Eos? 62 Gen.-N.Y.U.-Adverlising Chorus: Hall Palrol Healfh Ed.: lnlirmorv Like anolher A'flas he's wisey The whole world he'll adverlise. AVERSA, JOANNE 8-I5 3l2O Buhre Avenue 6l Gen.--Complz School-Arlisl Tho she can work a machine, She also painis a lovely scene. BAIRD, WILLIAM 8-I0 764 Vincen+ Avenue 65 Gen.-Draf+sman Miss Wasserman: Aulo Mech. Bill's a man can make a plan He's anofher au+o-loving fan. BALANCIA: ANTHONY 8-6 l9IO Mulford Avenue 6I General-Civil Service Siudy Hall Tony enioys hun+ing a greaf deal, Also working on an au+omobiIe. BARSKY, ARTHUR 8-I5 I727 Hering Avenue 6I Gen.-N. Y. Trade-Tool 81 Die Maker Library: Home Room Aide Life +o him goes wifh a swish, He likes raising fropical fish. BARTH, NORA 8-I3 2760 Bronx Park Easi' 67 Academic-Anfioch-Scienlisr Leaders': Band Wise Nora Ihinks CoIIege'lI malure her Bu+ no husband will endure her. BECKER, BARBARA 8-I 2220 Young Avenue 69 Commercial-Typisf Music Office Bobbi likes fo enlerlain Ihe gang: Wilh all she goes over wifh a bang. AXELROD, EDITH 8-8 2235 Cruger Avenue 62 Acad.-Cily-Teacher Boosiersr G.O. Office Mafh Office: Science Dept Cheery Edilh has a scieniific mind And wrifes siories of an eerie kind. BAGNOLI. RAPHAELLE 8-I4 2884 Morris Park Avenue 6I General-Privaie Secreiary Senior Office Ray's gay, willing Io +ake a chance She loves lo whirl around in dance BAKER, ANNE 8-7 I337 AIler+on Avenue 69 Academic-Bookkeeper Mrs. Kaufner Ever since fhe world began, Many people have been 'Fond of Anne. BARBUTO, LORRAINE 8-5 II32 Neill Avenue 6I Acad.-Hunler-Teacher Maier CH: Leaders Orcheslrag Senior Council Versafile Cookie will forge ahead Teaching you in heallh ed. BART, ALLAN 8-2 2309 Holland Avenue 67 Acad.-Cify-Accoun'Ian+ Library He likes games +ha+ have a bounce. Allan ceriainly enjoys keeping accoun+s. BASSO: CAMILLE 8-3 I2I3 Van Nesl Avenue 6l Commercial-Recepfionisr Co-op Camille won'+ hesi+a+e, To marry quickly is her iale. BECKER, STEWART 8-2 2333 Mafihews Ave. 67 Acad.-Mechanic French depi.: Eng. depl. A mechanical whiz fore and aff, Loves cars, engines and power crafi. BADER, MARTIN B-IO II35 Pelham Parkway No. 69 Academic-Engineer Mgr., Baskefball Team: Hall Pai. Library: College Rep. Marlin ceriainly knows fhe score To success he has an open door. BAIOCCO, PHIL 8-I4 I059 Pierce Avenue 6l General-R.C.A. lnsl.-TV Repair Hall Pairol An exper+ wifh a piece of wood He'II repair Ielevision, bul good! qw-..,,,-W, ZW! All lhey need is gas! lf. 'fy BEHRENS, FLORENCE 8-I 2332 Esplanade Avenue 69 General Audio-Visual Lab Florence likes lo sew and lcnil As a housewife, quile a hil! BELLIZZI, ROSEANN B-I4 2559 Colden Avenue 69 General Guidance Oll. Belling on her success lalres no risks, She loves lislening lo popular discs. BERLAD, NlNA 8-I4 l95O Easl Tremonl Avenue 62 Acad.-Corlland--Teacher Booslersg Allendance Office Horizong Anchor Charming Nina's very crealive Sludenls'll lind her quile eclucalive BERMAN, MADELYN 8-I6 208i Cruger Avenue 62 Academic-Hunler-Teacher English OFF.-Leaders' Jr. Arislag Gym Allraclive Maddy likes her company mixed. She's sure lo lind hersell well-fixed BERNSTElN, BARBARA 8-8 ZOBI Cruger Avenue 62 Gen.-Legal Secrelary Library Squad: Loclier Room English Ollice Blue eyed Barbara loves lo dance She'II whirl inlo a romance. BELL, LINDA 8-6 2I60 Holland Avenue 62 Acad.-Hunler-Journalisl Jr. Arislag Library Booslersg Receplionisl Willy and allraclive lhey do lell, l lere's a girl who really rings lhe bell. BERGER, MELVIN 8-ll 2220 Miclrle Avenue 69 Academic-Bulzfalo-Pharmacisl Admiral: Senior Council Mgr. Baslxelball Team Baslcelball is Mel's game Bul mixing drugs will bring him lame. BERLIN. ROBERT 8-I4 2079 Wallace Avenue 62 Comm.-Cily-C.P.A. Hall Palrolj Sludy Lunch Palrolj Library Friendly Bob'll have no lrouble in lile All he wanls is a pleasanl wile. BERNARD, CHARLES 8-I2 i823 Amelhysl Slreel 62 Acad.-N.Y.C. Comm.-Tech, Guidance Olfq Mr. Kadish He lrnows cars inside oul And enioys racing aboul. BERNSTEIN, HERMAN 8-7 2055 Cruger Avenue 62 Acad.-N.Y.U.-Chemisl Admiralg Traclc Team Chem Lab: Mr. Goldsmilh Speedy in whalever he does, Sure lo give sucess a buzz. BIRNBAUM, DIANA 8-l 2l8O Bronx Park Easf 62 Acad.-Hunler Dramalicsg Cadel Teaching Class Rep. Diana will wear silk and salin, She likes dances very Lalin. BISCEGUA. JOSEPH 8-I6 I70 Easl' 205+h Slreel 58 Gen.-While Plains-Tool Maker Soccer Team To Joe making 'fools is no rrick, He's also an exper+ a+ a corner kick. BLANKOFF, MARSHA B-6 2I98 Cruger Avenue 62 Commercial-Secreiary Mr. Browng Mrs. Pafow AHendance OFF.: Guidance OFF. Marsha's +he sociable one She likes fo have fun. BLAZER, FRANK 8-4 3253 Bruckner Blvd. 6I Gen.-Telephone Worker He likes ball-bolh baskei' and base, Also finds life cheerful lo face. BLUM, FRED 8-I4 I980 Unionpori Road 62 Academic-Cily-Business Library Squadg Miss Diamond Fred likes 'io socialize ln lhe world he'll easily rise. BEST, CAROL 8-4 IS64 Narraganse++ Avenue 6I Gen.-Business College-Sec'y. Leaders: Locker roomg Gym Carol's lively, full of zesl, A+ dancing, she's easily bes+. BILLERA, LORRAINE 8-I 2532 Tenbroeck Avenue 69 Acad.-Pilol Orchesrrag Library English OFf.g Teacher's Aide A pilol who 'flies aboul +he sky She'll land her plane and her guy. BIRNBAUM, LEONARD 8-4 2076 Wallace Avenue 62 Acad.-Cily-Biochemisl Chorusg Melody Singers All Cily Chorus Leonard has a fine voice Also enjoys music +ha+'s very choice. BLACK, RODERICK 8-I4 32 Carrol Sfreel 64 Acad.-New Pallz-Teacher Band To Rod, life can never be black, Ari' and music he will nol lack. BLAU, LARRY 8-3 2IO5 Cruger Avenue 62 Acad.-Ohio Slaie-Accouniing Golfp Bowling: Soccer A hole in one he likes Also making bowling s-lrikes. BLITZER, WILLIAM M. B-3 23-20 Bronx Park Easl 67 Acad.-Oklahoma-Engineer Farmer Bill's life is filled When he has lhings lo build. BLUMENSTEIN, FREDERICK 8-5 2750 Olinville Avenue 67 Academic-Ci+y-Engineer Hall Parlolg Sr. Prom Comm. Fred feels he's a real cool cal! Maybe he is al lhafl BIEBERNEITI JOHN 8-I3 l Me+ropoli+an Oval 62 General-Vv'oodworker Candy Counler Life for John will be good If il conlains fools and wood. BIRDSEYE, LEWIS 8-2 I56I Meiropolilan Avenue 62 Acad.-Oxford-Spelunker Track Teamg Senior Arisia Cross Caunlry Team Ouiel' Lewis from us gels raves He likes +o poke around in caves f.,-if 512 Jusi a group of spenclersl BOLLA, JAMES 8-I5 l056 Neill Avenue 62 Acad.-Cify-Avialor Chorus He-re's a boy whose hopes are high Some day he'II reach Ihe sliy. BRANCATO, JOSEPHINE 8-2 I403 Mace Avenue 69 Gen.-Business Machines Operaior LiHIe Josie will be full of ioy, If she can marry cz good-Ioolcing boy. BRAUNE. PAUL 8-5 3208 Rawlings Avenue 65 Academic-Ciiy-Drafisman Tho he can Iiclcle Ihe keys, WIII1 wafer he's mos? al' ease BRENNER, MARTIN 8-I 2420 Bronx Parlc Easf 67 Acad.-Hunfer-Lawyer College Rep.: Chem. Depr. Library, Hall Palrol A legal IigI1+ will be Marry Who loves Io have a parfy. BRIGGS, PHILIP 8-5 477 King Avenue 64 Acad.-Texas A 8: M Swimming Ieamg Rifle feam 6.0. Rep.p Library In alhlefics PhiI's full of vim, There's no doubf he's in 'rhe swim. BRACO. JANET 8-3 2030 Haigh+ Avenue 69 Gen.-Compfomeirisi Leaders: Gym Library Gay and acfive, full of laughs Janef lilies 'ro color phoiographs. BRAUN, ELEANOR 8-3 I309 Hobarf Avenue 6I General-Receplionisf Her boolc of Iife's enioyably paged, EIeanor's already engaged. BRECHER, STEPHANIE 8-7 I579 Meiropoliian Avenue 62 Acad.-Queens Capf., Cheerleaders, GO Council Sr. Rep., Sr. Rep. fo Bx. Council Dancing SI'eI'fie was senior rep, Full of cheer as well as pep, BRESCIANI, LORRAINE 8-9 I776 Seminole Avenue 6I Gen.-Typis+ Her friendship is your gain, A lover of sporfs is Lorraine BRODKOWITZ, MILTON 8-6 245i Olinville Avenue 67 Gen.-Cify-Accouniani Library, Hall Pafrol Mill can sleep on bed or ground He has fun 'fooling around. BURDI, NELIA 8-5 3048 Caddinglon Avenue 6l Comm.-Secrelary Mrs, Harris: Mr. Carbonara Miss Huebner Good music enfrances her very much, A 'fine girl wilh whom fo keep in louch. CAHILL. WILLIAM 8-9 3l6O Hull Avenue 67 Gen.--Policeman Prom Council: Gym If you see lhis lanky red-head- s+op! He's going ro be a cop. CAMILLERI, GILBERT 8-8 532 Calhoun Avenue 6l Acad.-Ci+y-Accoun+an+ Admiraly Sr. Arisla Library: Chess Club Gil is really an all around guy, Whose abilily should lake him high. CARLANTONE, FRED 8-4 l9l2 Radcliff Avenue 62 Comm. Aulo Mechanicsg Library Gym: Hall Palrol Fred can pholograph from near or lar, He lilces going places in his car CARONE, VALERIE 8-4 I9I8 Hunl Avenue 62 Acad.--Carnegie Tech.-Physicisl Leadersg Anchor-Horizon Senior Aris+ag Major C Club Brillianl, earnesl, and charming, +oo There isn'+ anylhing Val can'+ do. BROWER, DOROTHY 8-I5 l4C Edgewafer Park 65 Acad.-Office worker Dorothy enjoys romanfic scenes She likes swimming, dancing and Marines. BUCHER. BARBARA 8-IO 2035 Hone Avenue 62 Gen.-Pvl. Secrelary Mr. Finesfoneg Mr. Hechl Mrs. Slurchlerg Mr. Halper Firs+ a secrelary, lhen a wife Barbara's recipe for a happy life. CACCIA, VICTOR 8-I I 2229 Fish Avenue 69 Acad.-Fordham-Buyer Chorusg Melody Singers All Cily Chorusg Prom Comm. When Vic sings, no more cares, He collecls Hsh and records-iazz. CALABRESE. GERALDINE 8-3 I845 Hunl Avenue 62 Gen.-Bookkeeper Library Squadg Dr. Kurzband Vivacious Gerry enioys larks, Especially going +o amusemenr parks. CAPOZZOLA, PHIL 8-I3 i525 McDonald Slreel 6l Gen. Hall Palrol Phil doesn'+ need lo walk, of coursey He can 'fix an aura or ride a horse CARMICINO, MICHAEL 8-II I372 Edwards Avenue 6I General-Business Man On business he's quile sold, Vle hope he galhers much gold. CAROTA, SABATINO 8-I5 I7lO Tenbroeck Avenue 6I General Mrs. Maclfnighl His spirils will never damp If he finds an unusual slamp. BRUNO. ANNETTE 8-I2 I4IO Crosby .Avenue 61 Gen.-Secrelary Sludy Hall Monilor She will have an angel as a beau As soon as lhe army lels him go. BUHLMAIER SUSAN 8-4 3l IO Miles Avenue 65 Comm.-Sfenographer Senior Arislag Program Commillee She loves animals and a farm Her life oughf lo have charm. rv f--. E? ,?2'I,. if' MG' Q -v ,w Don'+ lhey have a pencil? CARRION, DELIA 8-5 2623 Sf. Raymond Avenue 6l Academic Libraryg Class Rep. Dean of Boys Here's a girl wilh pleniy ol sanify, Dancing Delia loves humaniiy. CARUSO, JOSEPH 8-ll 2223 Wallace Avenue 67 Acad.-N.Y.U.-Engineer Library: Rifle Team His imaginalion falces wings, When he begins fo design Things. CASSETTA, ANTOINETTE 8-I2 l254 Edison Avenue 6l Gen.-Hospilal Ass'i. Parenfs Ass'n. Rep. She lilies 'ro cover spaces By lraveling 'ro and from places CASTON, JOY 8-5 2l02 Bronx Park Eos? 62 Acad.-Prafi-Comm. Arlisi' Horizon: Prom Commifiee Program Comm.: Guidance OH. ln wafer or on a horse, She lalces an arfislic course. CHAFETZ, BARBARA 8-8 753 Waring Avenue 67 Acad.-Smiih College-Teacher Ushersg Senior Arisla Junior Red Cross: Regenfs Sq. Charming Barbara lilxes aclinq, Friends galore she's never lacking, CARUCCI, ROBERT 8-IO 222l Wesfervelf Avenue 69 Acad.-Fordham-Businessman 6.0. Rep.: Library College Rep.: Senior Council Bob oughi fo do well He'll learn wha? fo buy and sell CASMENTO, NAOMI 8-5 23IO Holland Avenue 69 Gen.-Secrelary Mrs. Willxing Mrs. MacKnigh+ Indoors or ou+, Naomi has 'lun She's cerfainly a pleasanl one CASSOTTA. CAROL 8-ll l957 Bronxdale Avenue 62 General-Secre+ary Carol likes fo dance very much, And wi+h a sailor lad keep in iouch CASTRO, PETER 8-l 2l35 Wallace Avenue 62 Acad.-L.l.U.-Salesman Bowling Teamg H, E. Depi. G.O. Rep. Pere lilies io appear on slageg He-'s sure fo malre an enormous wage. CHAKRIAN, MADELINE 8-I2 I649 Bay Shore Avenue 65 Gen.-Fashion Designer Library A+ ihe movies her hear? fluffers, Maddy lilies io help ofhers. rn'iv-I ml ra,-... mf cv COEL. ENID 8-I4 2I57 Holland Avenue 62 Academic Sr., Jr. Aris+a: Am. Jr. Red Cross Orcheslrra: Leaders Enid's helpful and very brighl, And finds classical music a delight COHEN, MARTIN 8-3 2I35 Wallace Avenue 62 Acad.-Queens-Scienlisf Mr. Sawiclri: Biology Lab. Guidance OFF.: Audio Visual NaIure's secrels he'II exolore Wifh his camera fo fhe lore. COLETTI, GEORGE 8-6 I845 Haighf Avenue 6I Acad.-Iona College-Navy George is a man who raves Aboul life on 'rhe ocean waves COMPITO, MARTY 8-I6 I90 Allerfon Avenue 67 Gen.-Sfale Tech,-Draflsman Baslrefball Team: Baseball Team Gym service Mar+y's a man on lhe beam, He's an assel lo any feam. COOPER, SANDRA 8-6 2076 Bronx Park Eas+ 62 Acad.-Hunfer-Teacher G.O. Cong.: G.O. Council Reading To Blind: Mrs. Hearon Liking children will come in handy Teaching's +he profession for our Sandy. CHIN, MARION 8-6 4I5 Eas+ I6ls+ S'rree+ 5l Gen.-Telephone Operalor General OFlice Tho Marion likes movie sfars who glow, She also has 'rime Io cook and sew. CHURGIN, ELAINE 8-I6 782 Pelham Parkway 62 Comm.-Broolrlyn-Legal Slenog. Senior OFF.: Jr. Band College Rep.: Sr. Band Musically inclined, near and willy One of fhe besl secrelaries in Ihe cily. COHEN, CAROL 8-6 2I6O Holland Avenue 62 Acad.-Hun+er-Med. Ass'l, Booslers: Library Clerical Service: Receplionisl CaroI's allraclive and gay, Boys generally Ioolr her way. COLAIANNI, ELIZABETH 8-I5 II84 Lydig Avenue 6I Gen,-Bookkeeper Accounfing Office Liz lhinlcs she's malring hislory Wifh someone we'II Ireep a myslery. COLMAN, JOHN 8-5 2420 Bronx Park Easl 67 Acad.-Ci+y-Doc+or Library: Bio. Lab. Though John loves lhe greal ouldoors Benny Goodman's iazz also scores CONNOR, ANN 8-5 5 Mefropolifan Oval 62 Acad.-Nurse She'II help you feel line And also your clofhes design. COSTA, ANGELA B-3 27I7 Hering Avenue 69 Acad.-Bookkeeper Mr. Carbonara Angela-gay, 'Full of bounce Lilres +o keep accounls. CHLUPSA, JOHN 8-2 530 Cily Island Avenue 64 Acad.-Cily-Mech. Engineer His slay here was bonny Many will miss Johnny. CILENTI, JOE 8-4 969 Morris Parlr Avenue 62 Gen.-Arsenal Work Wifh his hands he's very good, Joe will never be Iosl wifh wood. 959- 29' 'VW' Who gives a looll COSTANZA, LOUIS 8-I2 I949 Colden Avenue 67 Gen.-Engineer Louis loves lo hi+ a home run Thinks lraveling is much fun. CUPIOLA, BARBARA 8-8 I73O Viclor Slreel 62 Comm.-Slenographer Library Squad Barbara's nol lhe one lor griping When she's doing sleno and lypng. DANZIGER, SUSAN 8-7 l562 Unionporl' Road 62 Acad.-Ml, Sinai--Nurse Leaders: Infirmary, Gym Mrs. Midoniclcg Mr. Berger A formula for good heallh l'hal's lerse ls going dancing wilh This nurse. DAUER, RUTH 8-9 2IO8 Bronx Park Easl 62 Comm.-Privale Secrelary Chorus, Service League Miss Slurchlerj Library Evenings, beauliful Rulh walches plays Ice slqaling and lennis occupy lhe days. DAVOLI. ROSEMARIE 8-7 2705 Colden Avenue 69 Acad.-Anlioch-Med. Res. Leaders' Clubq 6.0. Council Horizon Slalrlj Jr., Sr. Arisla Friendly, inlelligenl and charming loo Rosemarie's diFFicul+ies oughl lo be lew. COWIT, MATTHEW 8-4 l826 While Plains Road 62 Acad.-Cily-Engineer College Rep,g Sr. Council Chorusg Jr. Arisla Mall likes 'ro appear al live 'lo nine, To wrile his name on a Iale slip line. DAIDONE, EDWARD 8-2 2735 Lurling Avenue 69 Acad,-Cooper Union-Archilecl Mimeo sauadt Library Book Roarni Soccer 'Ieam Inleresred in soccer and archilec- lure is Ed, In Iaolh he Iinows how lo use his head. DATTOLICO MADELINE 8-6 355I Easf lremanl Avenue 6l G-en.-Privole Secrerary Mrs. Ryan' Mrs. Warshaw Miss Ferrigan: Mrs. Wilson Maddy lilies lo cool: and sew The lucky guy who is her beau! DAVID, SHARON 8-8 3445 Fish Avenue 69 General-Hunier-Bookkeeper Life will be rich nal barren, For a dancer and poel like Sharon DAVOLI, 'IHERESA 8-I 932 Loqan Avenue 65 Gen.-Secrelary Leaders' Cluh Tho lor sporfs and dance always ready She really enjoys going sleady. DAVOLIO, GLORIA 8-I6 I728 Barnes Avenue 62 Hunfer-Public Accounfan+ Leaders'g H. E. Off., Gym Sporls galore, she likes lhem all Tennis, ice skaling and baskelball. DEBARTOLO. ANN 8-2 3I49 Buhre Avenue 6I Comm.-Privale Secrefary Girls' Dean, His+ory Depl. Our girl Ann is very gay, She'd love lo dance fhroughoul' 'lhe day. DeLORENZO, ANTHONY 8-I2 DE LUCIA: FRANCES 3.3 3254 Lucerne Slreel 65 Commercial-Bookkeeper Aufo Mechanics Shop, Mr. Kunh: Mr. Kadish Tony likes lo run around The bases And also wafch auio races. DE LUCIA, JANICE 8-5 74I Quincy Avenue 6I General-Secrelary Miss Slurchlerg Miss Ashman Like her sisler, she loves fun, May her web of life be well-spun! DEMAR, RICHARD 8-I3 2260 Olinville Avenue 67 Gen. Swimming Team: English OPI. He likes skiing on wa+er And clafing someone's daughler. DE ROSA, ROSEMARIE 8-4 I640 Overing Avenue 6I Gen.-Secrelary Miss Vislockyg Miss Chevola Rosemarie is always ready To see her s+ead,'. DI NARDO, ROBERT 8-I5 97 Hasbrouck Ave., Emerson. N. J. Acad.-Columbia-Engineer Track, Handball Teamsg Sr. Arisla Mafhg Hisl. OFF. Brighl, alhlelic, lover of Malh He's speedy on +he cinder palh. 74l Quincy Avenue 65 Gen.-Secrelary She likes mosl every game, And finds life exciling, nol' DEMAR, PAUL B-I3 2260 Olinville Avenue 67 Gen. English OHLQ Hall Pa+roI lame. Book Room, Swimming Team He is +he olher half of lhe 'famous pair, Who for lhe wafer has a flair. DE ROSA, ANTHONY 8-3 I8I6 Ya+es Avenue 6I General-Truck Driver Sludy Hall For Tony life will be a breeze He plays The drums wilh ease D'ESPOSITO, ANNA 8-IO I840 Hunl Avenue 62 General-Typisl Swilchboardg Clerical Abou+ loving music she's emphalic Whether i+'s popular, concerl or operalic. DOLINSKY, SHEILA 8-II 208I Cruger Avenue 62 Gen.-Secrelary Dean's O'Flice Dancing Sheila will fly, of course Only wilh a genlleman in lhe air force. De ANTONIO LOUIS 8-6 2034 Muliner Avenue 60 General-Die-maker Slucly Hall Give Louis some+hing fo conslrucl You'lI never complain of his conducl. DECATUR, MARTIN 8-IO 2I44 Bronx Park Easl 62 Acad.-Ciiy-Accounlanl Capt, Handball Team Cafeleria Of sporls, Marly knows all 'rhe lacels, As accounlanl, he'Il add assels. , lik ,. ,y,,N . 5? i cgi , 1 'CT 4 , 1, x 1 f ff nA 4,1 'mf' We -rw Whal S lhelr plan? ,I .-A.,,- H .3 - 4 ff.ss::v-ws-:f i ss ,X ,, X' 2 V, -121: elif 1 A , si ... ' 4: ..... 9. by , X' X D'ONOFRlO, RITA 8-2 2903 Paine Slreel 6l Comm.-Secrelory English Closs Sec. Rilo is lull ol ioy, Soon lo marry a sailor boy. DROTH, ERNEST 8-I3 7lO Morris Parlx Avenue 62 Gen. Hall Polrolg Lunchroom Tl1o Ernie can male a model lrain l'le'll spend his lime on llwe Spanish Main. DUNAT. GRETA 8-5 2732 Pearsall Avenue 69 Gen.-Secrelary Miss Boyaiiang Mr. Greenberg Leaders: Mr. Rosenllwal A secrelary who lilies dance Al any sporl sl'1e'll lalce a cl1ance. ECKOFF. MARTIN 8-l6 2055 Cruqer Avenue 62 Acad,-N.Y.U.-Bus. Adminisl. Librory Squadg Tennis Teomg Bond An experl al ll'ie lennis nel Wl1o's sure lo gel lhere yel. ERICSON. CAROLE 8-5 I334 Kearney Avenue 6l Acad.-Nursing School-Nurse Junior Bond1 Senior Bond Mr. Mondellq Miss Scliworlz Charming Carole drives o cor, And roles willi us lar above par. M 2 DRAHEIM, ROBERT 8-9 l598 Unionporl Road 62 Acod.-N.Y.U.-Aero. Engr. Junior Arisla: Senior Arisla Rille Team: Library Roberl will sel o brillionl pace As he blasls ll1rougl1 ouler space. DUMKE, ROBERT 8-2 l075 Edison Avenue 67 Acad.-Kings Poinl-Engineer Rifle Team Engineer Bob is a nice guy Wlio olways hiis a bull's eye. DUNPHY, PATRICIA 8-2 22l Reynolds Avenue 65 Comm,-Legal Slenograplwer Girls' Deon: Boys l'l.E. Oll. Genial Pal likes sporls Sl'1e'll visil Europe's resorls. EDMISTON, MYRILL 8-l5 2220 Easl Tremonl Avenue 62 Comm.-Secrelory Trinily Club: Booslers Admiral: Accounling Depl. Al loolboll games she lilies lo sil Or lo collecl o lop donce lwil. ESCHENBERG. ELOISE 8-l2 2839 Roebling Avenue 6l Acad.-Cornell-Nurse Mrs. Malloy: Mr. Burger Eloise lor olhers does wlwol slwe cang Maybe ll1ol's why sl1e's o Dodger lan. FARBERG, MARILYN 8-I6 2I20 Wallace Avenue 62 Academic-Hunfer-Teacher 6.0. Rep.: Prom Commiflee Parenfs' Ass'n. Rep.: Mrs. Rowan Music is one of her greaf ioys, Helpful in leaching girls and boys. FARINELLA, SARAH 8-4 lI26 Rhinelander Avenue 6l Gen.-Secrefary General Office Tha Sarah's cookery fills fhe bowl Sl'1e'd rafher lisfen lo Roclr 'n' Roll FAVA, PAUL 8-I5 2I26 Confinenfal Avenue 6I Gen.-Policeman Mr. Ames PauI's always lilced fo hunff Being a cop won'f be any sfunl. FELLOWS, CAROLE 8-I6 22II Ballon Avenue 69 Gen.-Secrefary Prelfy Carole her boss easily mellow She's sure always fo be wifh a fellow. FIEDLERA ROBERT 8-9 2206 Holland Avenue 67 Academic-Columbia-Docfor Arisfa: Library Bob will cure all our ills And lhen +raveI over +l'1e hills. ETTINGER, LAURA 8-6 750 Pelham Parkway Soulh 62 Acad.-Queens-Wriler Horizong Anchor: Admiral Chorusg Sr. Arisfai Ushers Music is Laura's greaf delighf, Wrifing gives her moods of winged flighf. FAECHER. ALICE 2I8O Wallace Avenue 62 Comm.-Secrelary Guidance Offq Boys' Dean AdmiraI1 Mr. Greenberg Her hobbies are diverse and wide, For ofhers she's an excellenl guide. FARINA. MARIE 8-II 2736 Seymour Avenue 69 General-Kafherine Gibbs Secrefary Everybody seems fo agree. If's been nice Irnowing Marie. FASOLINO LUCY 8-II I667 Wallace Avenue 62 Commercial-Sfenographer Lovely Lucy has no cares, When she's making slrikes and spares. FEINSTEIN, STEVE 8-I 754 Mace Avenue 67 Acad.-Praff-Archifecf Hall Pafrolg Senior Council Phofography and sporfs are Sleve's cIeIigh+s, His buildings will be fhe cilyls sighls. FERRANTE, MARIE 8-B I9I0 Hone Avenue 62 General-Typisl General Olilicef Swifchboard Tho she can sew all day, She'd rafher alfend a parfv gay. FINDLING, FERN 8-I3 I346 Waring Avenue 69 Gen.-B'l:lyn Comm.-Med. Ass'+ Swilchboardg P.T.A. Rep. Chorus: Ar? Depl. A friendly smile, a soolhing hand, These will keep Fern, well in demand. EUVINO, ARLENE 8-6 I75I Fillmore Slreef 60 Comm.-Privafe Secrefary Leadersg Maior C Club Class Sec.: Healfh Ed. Afhlelic Arlene lilies people every- where Shelll have happiness fo spare. FARAONE, DOLORES 8-3 6II Logan Avenue 65 Comm.-Secrefary Miss Kernsloclxg Miss Quinn Mrs. Sprifzeri Mrs. Silver Blue-eyed Dolores, pleasanf, fair Lilies of dance, bofh social and square. bf .. 'sf'-fr Athi X36 v,...f Looks as If he s culling up! FINKE, ISABEL 8-7 756 Brady Avenue 62 Acad.-Penn.-Doclor Mng. Edil., Admiral: Booslers College Rep.: Leaders Full of lun, brighl buf no'I dizzy Sums up versalile Issy. FIORILLO, GERALD 8-I4 I I36 Allerlon Avenue 69 General-Prinler Baseball Team Jerry likes Io run lhe bases, And pul up prinf in cases. FISHER, MARILYN 8-8 2I9O Boslon Road 62 General-Journalisl Mr. Rogers: Assl. Ed. Kean-Teener Ol life, Marilyn has many views, Bul she'd like 'ro reporl lhe news. FOLLETTO. ANNA 8-I I555 Paulding Avenue 62 Gen.-Secrelary Leaders Club: Gym Dancing Anna likes Iols of fun, Going place when her warlc is done. FREEDMAN, WENDY 8-6 I55O Unionporl Road 62 Academic-U. of Conn.-Teacher Admiral: G.O. Council Anchor: Jr., Sr. Arisla Wendy's talented in many ways: We all eniay her sunny rays. FIORENTINO, LOUIS 8-2 22I5 Cruger Avenue 67 Gen.-Commercial Arlisl' Wirh Columbus he'II hare 'ro parl' Bul he'lI achieve fame in commer- cial arl. FISCHER, HOWARD 8-3 2309 Holland Avenue 67 Acad. Baslcelball Team: Baseball Team Sr. Class Rep.: College Rep. Howie doesn'+ wanl lo be effele He'd ralher be an arhlele. FOLEY: CAROLYN 8-4 336 Cily Island Avenue 64 Acad.-Sl. John's-Nurse Trinily Club: Mrs. Chad Melody Singers: Chorus Singing Carolyn lilies rural scenes And helping people by all means FOSTER. DOLORES 8-I2 2452 Young Avenue 69 Gen.-Fashion lnsl.-Designer Loclier room Dolores can design a lrousseau And one of lhese clays she will do so. FRIEDMAN, JACK 8-3 2I6O Bollon Slreel 62 Acad.-Cooper Union-Scienlisl Admiral: Junior Arisla Chess Club: Senior Arisla His inlellecl' causes him no clislress, He's an experl in playing chess. GAMBINO, MARIE 8-3 3I06 E. Tremonl Avenue 6I Gen.-Secrelary Mr. Briclcmang Mrs. Silver Pe+i+e Marie is a discophile: Also dances in gay slyle. GANNON, BELINDA 8-7 2566 Young Avenue 69 Gen.-Ac+ress Among crifics Ihere's no division She'II slar on B'way and Television GEDDES. MARVA 8-I I72O Paulding Avenue 62 Acad.-Cify-Bio-chemisi' Guidance Office Marva lilces acids and allxalis Maybe someday she'll win a Nobel Prize. GERICHTER, DON 8-I 788 Arnow Avenue 67 Acad.-C.C.N.Y.--C.P.A. Chorus: Senior OFF. Service League: Library Polilical or Social-if if's a parly Singing Don's supporl is heariy. GIACOMINO, ROSE MARIE 8-3 I650 Library Avenue 65 Gen. Hislory Depl.: Sludenl' Council A fine person even MurIo'lI agree Is our alfraclive Rose Marie. FRIEDMAN, SANDEE 8-7 2320 Bronx Park Easl' 67 Acad.-Univ. of Conn.-Teacher Leaders: Gym: Library Afhleiically inclined Sandee Finds horsebaclc riding iusl dandee. FUCHS, LEONARD 8-2 760 Pelham Parllway 62 Acad.-Columbia-Lawyer Baslzerball Team: Sr. Arisla Admiral: G.O. Congress Inleresred in mos? Ihings is Len For females foo he has a yen. GANDINI, MARIE 8-I5 68I Van Nesl Avenue 62 Acad.-I'IunI'er-Teacher Sfudy Hall Aide: Moniror Class Aide She lilies fo painl in oil Young children she'II never spoil. GANS. EUGENE 8-5 735 Mace Avenue 67 Acad.-Cify-Mech. Engineer Orchesfraz Bond Lunchroom: Woodwind Class A lalenl ai' clarinel, piano and sax He'lI pay an enormous income lax. GERACI, SAL 8-3 I92I I'Iobar+ Avenue 6I Acad.-N.Y.U.-Buyer Admiral Slarf A+ home SaI's no speclalor I'Ie's an experf inferior decoralor GERSHBEIN, STAN 8-I4 ZI99 Cruqer Avenue 62 Acad.-Adelphi-Accounlanl G.O. Rep.: Term Council Rep. Prom commifiee Genial guy is our dancing Sian Also anolher Rock 'n' Roll fan. GIARDINA, BASILIO 8-2 2557 Radcliff Avenue 69 G-en.--Draflsman Library: Rifle Team Emergency Room Building a house il seems ls one of his favorile dreams. FRUSTINO, GENE 8-6 827 Kinsella Slreei 62 Gen.-Bookkeeper Band-Senior and Junior Round income 'fax lime, he's in demand, We lilce his clarinel in 'rhe band. GABRIELE, VERA 8-I4 27I9 Herinq Avenue 69 General-Receprionisl Vera, proper noun, female gender no case, ls an obiecl wilh a preH'y face. Jusi a group of nole-makers! GIOIA JEANINE 8-9 49 Carroll Sfreef 64 Comm.-Secrelary AH. Oicficej Mrs. Rowan A shrewd boss oughi 'io be keen Abouf an able person like Jeanine GLENN, JUDY 8-6 I52l Unionpor+ Road 62 Acad.-Mounl Sinai-Nurse Cofeferiay Library AHend. Moniior Alihough she lilies almosf every- rhing Helping oihers keeps her in lhe swing. GOLDHAMER, MARILYN 8-4 2235 Cruger Avenue 67 Academic-Cily-Business Class Rep 3, 4, 5, 63 6.0. Veep Pres., Bronx 6.0. Council Marvelous Marilyn's wish is noi foo deep, ln her household she wanls +o be VEEP GOLDSTEIN, NORMAN 8-I5 2080 Barnes Avenue 62 Gen.-F.l.T.-Ar+is+ Ari Slawcl Normie lives only for his arf He cerfainly conceniraies his hearf. GORNIE, LAUREL 8-I 26l7 Halperin Avenue 6l Gen.-Secreiary Miss Ashmang Miss Wilson On ihe world she has a greal laugh, Laura sews and lislens ro her phonograph. GIORGI, JUDITH 8-8 I83I Radcliicf Avenue 62 Comm.-Secrefory Library, Miss Kohs Prom Comm., Mrs. Wilson Through life fhis perr sec will skim, Riding horses and keeping in +he swim. GOLDBERG, ELAINE 8-3 2I67 Cruger Avenue 62 Gen.-Sfenographer Prom Comm.: AHendance Off. Pe+i-le Elaine's, a sfrawberry blonde Of whom if's easy To be fond. GOLDSMITH, RUTH 8-6 I579 Me+ropoIi+an Avenue 62 Acad.-Hun+er-Home Economisl Admiralq 6.0. Council Hoosiers, Term Council At home on dance floor or rink From hard worlz she doesn r shrinlr. GOLDSTEIN, RITA 8-14 2I25 Cruger Avenue 62 Acad.-Hunfer-Teacher Mr. Sawiclcig Bio Lab. College Rep., Prom Comm, A feacher who'll be in ihe swing, Her sfudenls won'i hear ihe bell ring. GOTTEHRER, Sl-lElLA 8-2 i504 Melropoliian Avenue 62 Acad.-Mandi-Lab Technician Sfeno OHL, Leaders' Pan-American Clubg Gym Loving children is her mission, She'll help some graieful pediarricians. q5:.ff' Mr. Amesg Mr. R. Rubin GREENBAUM, SHELDON 8-I 758 Pelham Parkway 62 Acad.-Pace-Accounranf Malh Dept Shelly'll handle life's rigors. By excelleni work wifh figures GREENBERG, NAOMI 8-I4 2l48 Barnes Avenue 62 Acad.-N. Y. Comm.-Relail Disl. Guid. OFF.g Sfudy Hall Naomi will find life free of care If she can go dancing everywhere GREENSTEIN, PHYLLIS 8-I 2578 Tenbroeck Avenue 69 Acad.-Ciry-Teacher Mr. Alberfsg Mrs. Rivkin Senior Council Class Rep. If her srudenrs come in lore She'II leach fhem how +o roller skafe. GRELLER, GAIL 8-6 ll50 Pelham Parkway Souih 6l Acad.-Univ. of Conn.-Teacher Reader +o Blindg French Club Hebrew Club1 General Ollfice A+ parlies, look 'For versa+ile Gail, Shelli be dancing wirhoui' fail. GRIFFIN, WAYNE 8-II I32l Crosby Avenue 6I General-Business Man in business i+'ll be all gain, For our indusfrious Wayne. GOTTLIEB, SHEILA 8-I2 204i Holland Avenue 62 Acad.-Bklyn. Comm.-Med. Assl. Sheila is pre++y and quife smari Any guy would be lucky fo win her hearl. GRASSI, ARLENE 8-8 2432 Maifhews Avenue 67 Gen. Arlend. OH.: Sr. Off. Mrs. Mennag Language OFF. Being a secrefary is very hard work Bul' Arlene will smile and never shirk. GREENBER6, FRANCES 8-I 6 l957 Bronxdale Avenue 62 Academic-Hunrer-Teacher Sr. Arislag Red Cross Vol. G.O. Rep., Guidance Office Ouief Frances can make her own clofhes A likable person everyone knows. GREENBERG, SANDY 8-6 2I35 Wallace Avenue 62 Academic-Hunfer-Teacher Leaders'g Usher squad P.A. Class Rep., Guidance OFF. Sandy has ihe ar+is+'s soul, No one's absenr when she calls 'Phe roll. GREGORY, BARBARA 8-4 I5l5 Merropoliran Avenue 62 Gen.-Oberlin-Opera Singer Chorus, Melody Singers All Cily Chorus She wanis +o be an opera singer Through fhe Mel her voice will linger. GRIES, ERIKA 8-2 l8I3 Haighf Avenue 6l Comm.-Secrelary Libraryq Leaders'g Gym Erika's a sunny girl, wi+hou+ a gripe She lilzes ro do sfeno and ro iype. GRILLO, TONY 8-3 i083 Adee Avenue 69 Gen. Gym Tony's very fond of speed, He'll gel ahead fasf, indeed. GRANCHELLI. ROBERTA 8-8 2753 Colden Avenue 67 Gen.-Typis'r Mrs. McConnellg Airendance OFF Siudy Hallj General OH. Li'Fe's full of fun and vim, When Roberia can dance and swim. GREENBAUM, KENNETH 8-4 2l25 Cruger Avenue 62 Academic Hall Pafrolg V.A. Squad Miss Beckerg Sfage Crew Around him, life begins 'lo hum When he siarrs ro play lhe drum. Jusl anolher lilerary 'real 'N' E4 GRlMM, HAROLD 8-5 2029 Colonial Avenue 6l Acad.-N.Y.U.-Railroad Man Arr Club: German Club Chorus Harold's life will hold no slrains So long as he can work wilh lrains GUARCELLO, ANNETTE 8-2 l248 Bradford Avenue 6l Comm.-Slenographer Mr. Woolfson Life will easily be all honey lf lhings conlinue on for Bunny. GUKOWSKY, LEON 8-IO 2823 Barker Avenue 67 General His name in neon, We hope 'For Leon. GUTMAKER, ARLINE 8-l 2574 Wallace Avenue 67 Comm.-Cily-Accounlanl Miss Russell: Mrs. Ashman Perl and helpful is our dancing Arline An allroclive one lo be seen. HAHN, DOROTHY 8-5 l54l Williamsbridge Road 6l General-Federal Reserve Bank Leaders': Mr. Ames ln skaling, Dol lakes firsl rank She'll always have money in lhe bank. GROSS, BARRY 8-ll 2320 Tenbroeck Avenue 69 Acad.-N.Y.U.-Journalisl Band: Admiral: Library His reporling will be 'Full of facls, Or else he'lI be playing lhe sax. GUFFANTL ANN 8-5 l8l8 Wallace Avenue 62 Comm.--Srenographer Leaders' Club: Mrs. Parsons Mrs. Mendelsohn: Mrs. McConnell Likes spor+s,wri1'ing, Rock 'n Roll Amiable Ann's sure lo reach her goal. GUNN, KATHERINE 8-4 l306 Balcom Avenue 6l General-Bank Teller Lunchroom: Mr. Brickman Leaders' Kaly wilh lhe prelly head An experr wilh needle and rhread. HAGLER, WARREN 8-6 l8l6 While Plains Road 62 Acad.-Ciry--Engineer Col. Rep.: Senior Council Service R. I29, l09 Warren likes 'lhings 'lorn down, To build again wilh greal' renown. HALBEKATH, ANITA 8-B 3lO2 Willow Lone 6l Gen.-Nurse G.O. Reporfer: Reading lo Blind Library: G.O. Council Reporler of G.O.: nurse 'lo be: Arlisl, also: busy is she! HENKIND, BETTY 8-8 2I44 Bronx Park Easl 62 Acad.-Brandeis-Physical Thera. Boos+er Clubg 6.0. Cong. Reading lo Blind: College Rep. Slender and gay is vivacious Bel, For boosling our spirils she's all sel. HERMAN, STEPHANIE 8-4 lI35 Waring Avenue 69 Acad.-Cornell-Ar+is+ Horizon: Anchor1 Ar'I OH. Leader, Sr. Arislag 6.0. Coun'I. Her genius makes us hush When she uses painls and brush HETTLER, VERA B-6 29I6 6reene Place 65 Acad.-Cily-Social Worker Reading lo Blind, P.A. Class Rep. Guidance 0Ff.g 6.0. Class Rep. Dimpled Vera 'Full of smiles, Dances gaily in all sryles. HILL, NOREEN 8-6 49I Easl' l88+h Slreel 58 Academic-Hunler--Teacher Leaders'q Major C Club Lockersg Emergency Room Here's lhe schooI's prize alhlele, All children find her very sweef. HOCHBER6, KERA 8-7 2770 Williamsbridge Road 67 Acad.-Cily-Dancer Leaders'g Senior OFI. Service Leagueg Modern Dance Tho she srudies people every chance She sfill finds il fun lo dance HANNIGAN, 6EOR6E 8-I5 I964 Lurling Avenue 6l 6en.-Telephone Co. 6eorge has a car lhal qoes If he can lravel, he'lI have no woes. HASPEL, BARBARA 8-I6 2I05 Mallhews Avenue 62 Acad.-Cily-Teacher Sr. Arislag 0rches+ra Jr. Arislag 6.0. Congress Musical Barbara Io wriling aspires Of singing and dancing also never fires. HENRY, JOHN 8-I6 I8 Throggs Neck Blvd. 65 6en.-Traveler He likes lo Iceep moving around, Wonder where he's bound? HERMANSON, BOB 8-l I I243 Bradford .Avenue 6l Academic-N.Y.U. Engineer Quiel and earnesl' is Bob, Easy for him lo find a iob. HEYMAN, FRED 8-I6 2l05 Cruger Avenue 62 Academic-N.Y.U .-Accounlanl 6oI'l Team: Boys' Infirmary He finds saving coins much fun Bur he'd like lo make a hole in One. HIRSCH, ELAYNE 8-I6 2I8l Wallace Avenue 62 Comm.-Slale Tech.-Med. Assl. Cheerleaders, Sr. Arisla Jr. Arislag Band She raises spirils by cheering loudly, Dociors will greel her quile proudly. HOCHMANN, BARBARA 8-6 2054 Van Hoesen Avenue 6l Commercial-Bookkeeper Allendance 0?l.g Library Whelher i'r's on slcales or horse, She lakes a slraighl course. HARTMANN, WINNIE 8-2 2309 Hunler Avenue 69 6en. Chorus, Swilchboardg Library Around lhe world we hope she' swing, Lelling everybody hear her sing. HAVECKER, NORMA 8-8 I936 Haighl Avenue 6I 6eneraI-Secrelary Miss Halsleadg Class Sec. Library, Mrs. Kohs Forever smiling and happy is she A care free lass she'lI always be Jusl before 'rhe ballle? HOETZEL, KEN 8-4 l238 Rhinelander Avenue bl Gen.-Solclier We're safe al lasl men! lnlo our army goes our Ken. HOFFMAN, JUDY 8-I0 I'-730 Yales Avenue bl Acad.-Queens-Teacher Slage Crew, Sec'y: Library Dramafic Group, Cadel Teaching Wilh popularily she's hand and glove Dramalics is Jucly's greal' love. HOROWlTZ, JANICE 8-2 204l Holland Avenue 62 Acad.-Hunler-Teacher Junior Arislag Senior Arisfa College Rep.g Senior Council Brighl Jane+'s never coy, When she sighls a presenlable boy. HUNT, EDWARD 8-ll 4342 Aslfor Place 65 Acad.-Cily-Business Trinify Club, Dean's Office General Office If you wanl a guy who'll gel ahead, l advise you la hunl for Ed. HYMAN, FRAN 8-9 2750 Olinville Avenue b7 Commercial-Bookkeeper Accl. Depl. Program Comm. Mr. Gelzg Mrs. Hawlhorne Meeling new people is her pleasure As a boolxlceeper she'll be a lreasure. HOEY, MARLENE 8-I0 l586 Mayflower Avenue bl Gen.-N. Y. Foundling-Baby Nur Youfh Forum Everyone she cheers' She has many souvenirs HOFFMAN, NANCY B-I4 l27l Mayflower Avenue bl General-Typisl' Cafeleriag Arr Office Nancy lilies +o swim, dance and bowl, She's a very pleasanl soul. HUDSON, BRUCE 8-l5 735 Pelham Parlcway N. 67 General Library Bruce fincl life a ball, When he gels away from if all. HUTSCHNECKER, BARBARA 8-I4 2424 Barnes Avenue 67 Commercial-Secrelary Service League, Aflendance OFF. Mrs. Ashmang Mr. Sawiclci Bobbi lilies dancing +he Cha Cha Chap Children never drive her go ga ga. lLOVAR, KATHERINE 8-8 2707 Barnes Avenue 67 Acad.-Cornell-Malhemalician Cheer Leaclers: Sr. Council Sr. Aris+ag Leaders' Alhlefic Karhy cheers on our le-ams Malh and clolhes are in her dreams. A-., ,fs ,C Q ISAACSON, HELEN 8-3 2l2O Cruger Avenue 62 Acad.-Slale Tech.-Adv. Design P.T.A. Rep.: Modern Dance Reader lo Blind: English OFF. Wilh waler color, pen and ink Helen's lulure is in lhe pink. ITZKOWITZ, LORA 8-3 2574 Tenbroeck Avenue 69 Academic-Cily College Orcheslra: Mr. Alberl Sludy Hall Lora digs rhylhm and blues slrong In her hearl lhere's always a song. IERVOLINO, ANNE B-2 87 Carroll Slreel 64 Comm.-Secrelary Clerical Assl.-Girls Lockers Eng. Cl. Sec'y Main OFF. Aide Anne's charming, lovely and clever To lhis she agrees forever- JAFFE, EVELYN 8-3 2l80 Holland Avenue 62 General-Secrelary Mimeo Room: Hebrew Cullure EveIyn's easy lo please, Give her a piano and lypewriler keys. JOHANSEN, ELIZABETH 8-9 2326 Cruger Avenue 67 Comm.-Secrelary Lunchroom Secrelary Liz, lakes many noles Bul as a dancer gels all lhe voles. INDELICATO, BERNARD 8-I5 I729 Edison Avenue 6l General-Typisl Hall Palrol No one does he heclor, Because he's a slamp colleclor. INTERMANN, MARGARET 8-4 I722 Purdy Slreel 62 Gen.-Secrelary Library Wilh many people she's learnl lo mingle, Too prelly lo remain single. ITZKOFF, GERALD 8-9 2I67 Cruger Avenue 62 Acad.-Tulane-Velerinarian Library: Hall Palrol Animals here have a pleasanl vel Whose help lhey can always gel. IZZO, JO-ANN 8-I0 23l8 Young Avenue 69 Gen.-Baby Nurse lnlirmary: Prom Comm. Babies will adore Jo-Ann She's quile a sporls lan. JACK, RAHLYN 8-I4 930 Mace Avenue 69 Acad,-Cily Swimminq Team: Track Team College Rep. Reslless Rahlyn, likes skin diving For lols ol money he's also slriving. JENKINS, ROSE 8-IO I75 Carroll Slreel 64 Comm.-Slenographer When Rose gels lree ol laking noles. She likes lo sail away on boals. JUST, BARBARA 8-IO 2556 Colden Avenue 67 Gen.-Secrelary Here's a girl a boss can lrusl, Barbara's bolh capable and iusl. INGRAHAM, PAUL 8-I2 i735 Purdy Slreel 62 Acad.--R.P.l.-Engineer Dawn palrol: Hall palrol Chem lab.: Miss Becker His idea ol a lime lhal's gay Is lo escorl a girl lo a play. IOBBI, LEWIS 8-I 2747 Yales Avenue 69 Acad.-Weslchesler Comm.- Technician To lhe lop he'lI easily spire, Wilh aulomobiles he's a live wire Wxiy ,.-., 4-puff Nohce 'rhe energy! JUST, MARGARET 8-II 2556 Colden Avenue 69 Commercial-Secreiary Miss Boyianian: Miss Halsiead To a boss who wanis lo be iusf Lovely Margare+ is a musl. KALTENBACK, WALTER 8-I6 I737 Hering Avenue 6l Acad.-N.Y.U.-Engineer He'll plan proiec+s wilhoui a faulf A very careful man is Wall. KAPLAN, PAULA 8-I2 3830 Bronx Boulevard 67 Comm.-N.Y.C. Comm.-Rei, Disl. College Rep.: Miss Olilslry AHen. Olifice On July 4+h every fireworlcs display Celebraies our Paula's birfhclay. KARL, MARCIA 8-i2 I598 Unionporl Road 62 Comm,-Secreiary Senior Council: Miss Davidson Mrs. Malloy: Homeroom Class Whenever Marcia sees a guy, She always greels him wi+h a Hy , KATZ, RITA 8-ll 653 Brillon Slreei 67 Comm.-Secreiary Siena. OH.: Miss Halslead Dancing Ri'l'a'll earn a big checlc By being a wonderful privafe sec. Q KAHN, CLAIRE 8-ll 782 Pelham Parkway 62 Acad.-Flower-Nurse Service League: Anchor: Horizon Read io Blind: Guidance OFF. Always helping olhers is our Claire, She spreads happiness everywhere. KANOFSKY, SUSAN 8-6 754 Brady Avenue 62 Acad.-Cornell-Psychologis+ Junior Arisia: Senior Arisia College Rep. Your froubles will become very few If you fell fhem +o vivacious Sue. KARAGOSIAN: ANITA B-I 2027 Mayflower Avenue 6l Comm.-Bookkeeper Bk. Orficeg Cheer Leader Dancing Anifa cheers wiih greai zes+ Also won an American beaufy confesl. KATLEIN, HY 8-I5 780 Asfor Avenue 67 Gen.-Physical Educalion Library Hy likes lif+ing weigh+s And apparenfly heavy daies. KAUFMAN, JERROLD 8-I0 225i Holland Avenue 67 Gen.-Sia+e Tech.-Chem. Engr. V.A. Squad: Library For 'rhe fufure he's willing fo wail In ihe meaniime he likes fo dale. KESSLUK, LORNA 8-I3 2720 Bronx Park Easl 67 Acad.-Cily-Housewife Miss Becker, Mr. Wallace Miss D'Amalog Mr. Mandell Five feel, eyes of blue Dirly blonde hair, and allraclive loo. KIRSTEN, LINDA 8-5 2I80 Bronx Park Easl 62 General-Secrelary Sludy HalI1Guidance Olaf. Library Squad Linda's very easy on 'rhe eye, Nice fo walch when she posses by. KLEIN, JUDY 8-4 l34I Melropolilan Avenue 62 Academic-Hunler-Teacher Orcheslrag P.T.A. Rep. Pe+i+e Judy dances like a sprile Walching her is a delighl. KLINGHOFFER, JANICE 8-I3 23I9 Young Avenue 69 Acad.-Hunler-Nurse Usher Squad, College Rep. Leaclers'g Sr. Arisfa Janice is an allraclive sigh? Helpful as a woman in while. KOENIG, BARBARA 8-7 27I9 Wallace Avenue 67 Academic-Cily-Teacher Sr. Arislag Mrs. Garafala Coaching Foreign Sludenls Inlerpreling is Barbara's goal She really knows her Espanol. KAUFMAN, NORMAN 8-5 782 Pelham Parkway 62 Acad.-Pace-Accounlanl Track leamg Soccer leam Hall Palrolq X-Counlry Afhlelic Normi's sure lo mounl Only assels in his accounl. KAYLOR, THOMAS B-9 743 Hollywood Avenue 6l Soccer Tom's an experl wilh his feel, We hope he'll lind life a lreal. KEYLIN, ROBERTA 8-7 I960 E. Tremonl Avenue 62 Acad.-Hunler-Psychologisl' Guidance OFl.q G.O. Congress Sr. Council Rep, Booslers Cap'l. Roberla seems +o gel a kick, Finding oul' why people lick. KLEIMAN, EDWARD 8-I 735 Pelham Parkway 67 Acad.-C.C.N.Y.-Civil Engineer Program Commillee Friendly Ed, lover of hislory Finds insides ol cars no mysfery. KLEIN, MARILYN 8-I6 785 Mace Avenue 67 Acad.-Cily-Psychologisl' Sr. Arislag Sr. Leaders 6.0. Rep., Sr. Band Marilyn is a girl who roles Wilh all her many dales. KLIPPEL, KAY B-7 I43O Parkchesler Road 62 Acad.-Pro++-Chem. Engineer Her serious momenls all spenl in chem, Bul her dancing sparkles like a gem. KOMLOS, JOAN 8-I I 7 Melropolilan Oval 62 Acad.-Cily-Buyer Usher Squad, Girl's H.E. Mrs. Rowan Now lhal' she's arrived Sl'1e's glad lhal she survived. KAY, BRUCE 8-7 2455 Cruger Avenue 67 Acad.-Acad. of Aeronaulics Hall Palrolg Allend. Off. Aller louring all our halls The air lo Bruce calls. KELLER, BARBARA 8-2 ISO3 Melropolilan Avenue 62 Gen.-Bookkeeper Accounling OFF., Orcheslra Mr. Fineslonej Music Off. Barbara has a smile 'lhal bind She lives for music-all kinds. S A- l-low lolly I+ is fo volley! KOSOFSKY, LARRY 8-3 9lO Mace Avenue 69 Academic Nofhing will harry Our easy going Larry. KRAMER, SEYMOUR 8-B 2080 Wallace Avenue 62 Acad.-C.C.N.Y.-Denlisl' Bio. Lab.g P.A. REP. Prom Comm.g Library Seymour's a boy of greai decision He franlcly enjoys felevision. KUDROWITZ. MARTIN 8-4 ll64 Adee Avenue 69 Acad.-Navy Library: Audio Visual Lab. Mar'ry will make many frips Scrubbing down The cleclcs of ships, LA MACCHIA, ANNA 8-I I 829 Vincenl Avenue 61 Gen.-Ar+is'r Of lwins, arlisfic Anna's one hall, She enjoys a very heariy laugh. LA MORTE, ROSE 8-8 l859 Paulding Avenue 62 General-Fordham-Secrefary Arl OFl:iceg Service League A gala formula for her life. Firs+ a secrelary, lhen a wife. KRAMER, JOYCE 8-I 3457 Easi Tremon+ Avenue 65 Acad.-Goucher-Sci. Res. Library Squady Band An all-around charmer is Joyce, A pleasanl girl, everyone's choice KRONER, RALPH 8-3 2535 Cruger Avenue 67 Academic-Ci+y Exchange Edifor, Admiral To fhe fronf he easily chugs, Ralph's one of our camera bugs. KUNZ, ELEANORE 8-ll 2039 Burr Avenue 6l Comm.-Privale Secrelary Secre+arial Depl. Eleanore will no+ be af a loss, ln raking care of her boss. LA MACCHIA. MARIE 8-I2 829 Vincenl Avenue 6l General-Secrelary Coop Sludenl A personalify +hal's sure lo win, Don'+ size her up wifh her Twin. LANARO. JON 8-I3 I746 Jarvis Avenue 6l Academic-C.C.N.Y. Engineer Jon has an exploring mincl, Excilemenl' and color he'll lind. LEBOWITZ, MEL 8-9 2l38 Wallace Avenue 62 Acad.-Cily-Engineer Arisla: Library Squad Malhemalical Mel, experl in physics and chem Collecls records while sludying lhem. LEMBECK, ANN 8-5 l5l9 Melropolilan Avenue 62 Acad.-Hunler-Nurse Guid. Off.: Booslers Mr. Schoenfield Each pafienl' will become a 'Fan Of our very charming Ann. LENO, JANICE 8-ll 2035 Hone Avenue 6l Gen.-Fordham-Privale Secrelory Mr. Halper: Mrs. Slurchler Mr. Hechl: 6.0. Office Jan, girl wilh dark eyes and raven hair Somedoy'll sir in a secre+ary's chair. LERNER, SHEILAH 8-4 660 Thwailes Place 67 Academic-B'klyn Hosp.-Nurse AH'endance OFF.: Guidance Reading -lo Blind: Mrs, Garalola Sheilah likes science and arl For olhers she has a greal' big hearl. LEVESON, SIDNEY 8-5 2729 Tenbroeclc Avenue 69 Academic-Cooper Union-Engr. Senior Arislag Library Chess Club: Junior Arisla Around his head a halo will hover Some scienlific 'lheory he'll discover LANE, ARLENE 8-3 l842 Holland Avenue 62 Gen.-Bookkeeper Co-op Office If an office job doesn'l' click A wedding veil she'll pick. LA SALLE, FRANK 8-I5 ISI9 Park View Avenue 6l General-U.S. Air Force Academy Library Here's a boy who likes lo dale We hope he never has lo wail: LEIBOW, BRIAN 8-9 I98O Unionporl Road 62 Gen.-Machinisl Audio Visual Aids Brian likes 'lo speed aboul: He knows machines inside oul. LE MON: DAVID 8-5 l853 Colden Avenue 62 Acad.-Pace-Lawyer Dean's OFF.: Gym: Hall Palrol When you make a forlune, relax, Jusl lel David handle lhe lax. LEQUERIQUE, ISRAEL 8-5 l282 Waring Avenue 69 Acad.-Cily-Civil Engineer Tho he doesn'+ make much sound Izzy loves +o 'Fool around. LEVENSON. ELLEN 8-I5 l205 Pelham Parkway 69 Acad.-Syracuse Med. Researcher Clerical Service: Reading 'lo Blind Here's a girl who likes lo lhink While skaling around a rink. LEVIN, ARTHUR 8-l 3I2O Wilkinson Avenue 6l Academic-Hunler Library He likes sporls and lasl cars, And a smoolh life wilhoul iars. LANGER. JOEL 8-5 BIO Aslor Avenue 67 Acad.-Cily-Psychialrisl Admiral: 6.0. Congress Sr. Class Rep.: Melody Singers Musical Joel has many 'ralenlsg He'll keep your mind in balance. LAUNER: VIVIAN 8-I6 2l I9 Bogarl Avenue 62 Academic-Hunler-Teacher Jr. Arisla: Sr. Arisla Leaders: Program Commillee A 'leacher who'll 'Fill hearls wilh ioy Well liked by every girl and boy, Sue me! LIDDELL AGNES 8-3 I507 Melropolilan Avenue 62 Gen.-Child Nurse Leadersg Gym Any child who is sickly Wilh Agnes will recover quickly. LIGUORI, DAVE 8-I2 l254 Bradford Avenue 6l General Mr. Kadish Dave's wild aboul' a De Solo. And enioys loking a pholo. LIPENSKY, FRANCES 8-Il 2l98 Cruger Avenue 62 Commercial-Secrelary College Rep.g Mrs. McConnell Mrs. Palowg Miss Palone Carrol-lop laughs aloud Sailing lhrough life on a fleecy cloud. LIVOLSI, ROSE MARIE 8-5 l832 Radcliff Avenue 62 Comm.--Bookkeeper Accounling OFl.g Music OH. Leaders: Guidance Off. Rosemarie finds lime passes by, If she spends il wilh a cerlain guy. LORETO, CAROL 8-I4 l870 Hering Avenue 6l Acad.-American-Teacher Horizong Anchor: Mel. Sing. G.O. Council: G.O. Congress Sociable, gay wilh a mellow voice Someday loo lhe people's choice LIGGIO, JEAN 8-7 I944 Unionporl Road 62 Gen.-Business Machine Operalor Mrs. Parsons Everyone finds her pleasanl lo meelg She has lun lraining her parakeel. LIGUORI, JERRY 8-I l08l Aslor Avenue 69 Acad.-Weslchesler Comm.- Conslruclion Technology Baseball Team: Hislory Book Room A bal and ball give him a lhrill, And also speeding up a hill. LIVINGSTONE, JAMES 8-I0 ll5O Pelham Parkway So. 6l General-Weslchesler Comm. Draflsman Allendance Office Determined lo accomplish his aims, ls our helpful James. LOPARRINO, MARION 8-I4 22lI Tenbroeck Avenue 69 Commercial-Secrelary llalian Office Reaching success, she'll grow no moss, Very valuable aid 'lo her boss. LUCATORTO, TERRI 8-I6 905 Neill Avenue 62 Academic-Cily Library Sq.g Boy's H.E. OFF. Mgr. Track Team 'l'erri's a girl who's quile gregariaus She'll find life quile hilarious. ,ppm-A l58O Edison Avenue 6l KVA LUZZATTO, GEORGE 8-2 3IO8 Wilkinson Avenue 6l Acad.-Cify-Herpe+ologis'r His inleresls roam afar From a snake lo a sfar. LYNCH. TOM 8-5 lO3O Morris Park Avenue 6I General His diploma makes him so gay, He has nolhing else 'fo say. MAGID, DlANE 8-2 I4 Mefropoliian Oval 62 Acad.-Michigan-Social 'Worker Junior Arisfag Senior Arisla Class Rep. P.T.A.g Service League A brighfer girl is hard fo find She has olhers welfare on her mind. MANCINO, MARY 8-6 2248 Holland Avenue 67 Gen.-Secrefary Leaders' Club Mary enioys so many fhings, Her life oughf fo have wings. MANCUSO, LOUIS 8-2 l635 Tenbroeck Avenue 6l Gen.-Real Eslale Salesman He'll holrod a+ a high rafe Te sell us a piece of real esfale. LUCIANI, ANTHONY 8-I2 l6l6 Bogarl Avenue 62 General Here he's never been 'loo iarred, Life 'fo Tony isn'l so hard. LUPIS, MARCELLA 8-2 256l Bronxwood Avenue 69 Gen.-Denial Assislanl Mrs. Helferg Mr. Rogers Miss Quinny Miss Wilken Lively Marcella's full of s+eam Member of a champ baskerball leam. LYNCH, BARBARA 8-9 Gen.-Farleigh Dickinson-Secfy. Reading +0 Blindg Mr. Rosenlhal Music is on Bobbi's mind, A pleasanler person's hard lo find. MACALUSO, ANN 8-I4 2504 Olinville Avenue 67 Gen.-Camplomeler Operalor Swim and dance all you can And you'll be as preH'y as Ann. MAIZ. EDWARD J. B-I3 866 Easl' I78+h Slreel 69 Gen.-Afhlefe Track: Cross Caunfryg Baseball Mickey Man+le's one o'F his heroes ln gym, Eddy rales one and 'lwo zeroes. MANCUSO, DAWN 8-I2 2524 Hering Avenue 69 Acad.-Fashion lnsl. of Tech.- llluslralor Cheerleadersg Miss Boyaiian Sludy Hall Dawn will have a cheery glow, When fhe Army le+s her friend go. MANDEL, JERRY 8-l lO82 Rhinelander Avenue 62 Acad.-Cily-Pharmacisl Hall Palrolg H. Ed. Monilor Tennis Team Wifh his iokes he keeps us merry, Quite a musician is our Jerry! LUGER, SONDRA 8-I5 l233 Asfor Avenue 69 Acad.-Hun+er-Secrefary Mr. Greenbergq Mr. Fineslone Principal's Secrelary Sondrals 'lalenls always enlerlain, Where she is lhere's never rain. LUSARDI, DENNIS 8-I0 l852 Amefhysl Slreel 62 Gen.-Wesf. Comm.-Draffsman Bio Lab. Dennis is a handy chap, Who'll go lhru life wilhoul mishap. 54 -.f me Looks like an mleresling case! MANGO, ANTHONY 8-I3 lO59 Rhinelander Avenue 6l Gen.-Linolype Prinler Bio. Squciclg Infirmary Well-buill Tony knows how lo box, His ship will never hil The rocks. MARINACCIO, CAROLINE B-I5 2528 Cruger Avenue 67 Acad.-Cily-Teacher Guicl. Off.: Mr. Carbonara Miss Ferrigan She'Il lind leaching quile a larlz, And give everyone a passing mark. MARINO, ROSEMARIE 8-6 i820 Hone Avenue 6l Gen.-Fashion llluslralor Through life she expecls lo speed Wilh a young man who answers every need. MARTICO, ROSEMARIE 8-IO l8l6 Holland Avenue 62 Gen.-Secrelary Gay Rosemarie's never cross, A girl lo delighl a serious boss. MARTUCCI, JANET 8-I3 i368 Hobarl Avenue 6l Gen.-Secrelary Lively Janel will nol loalhe To some young man being belrolh. MARCUS, STAN 8-2 I47O Wesl Avenue 62 Acad. Melody Singers: Chorus Baseball Team Known as Wha+ a man! To us. he's singing Slan. MARINO, ANNE 8-I5 Il28 Arnow Avenue 69 Comm.-Secrefary Mrs. Maclfnighlg Lunchroom monilor Dancing and music lascinale Anne She's a Roller Derby lan. MARKOWITZ, SHIRLEY 8-IO 3204 Holland Avenue 67 Academic-Cily-Librarian Leaders'q 6.0. Class Rep. Hebrew Cullure Club. Allho she works wifh books In sporls she knows whal cooks iv1ARTlNETTI. PHILIP 8-I6 lll Barnell Place 62 General--Carpenler Phil's main inleresl is his car As a carpenler he'll go lar. MARUSAK, VERONICA 8-2 I907 Wallace Avenue 62 Comm.-Secrelary English Ol1l.g Sec. Sludies Accounlingg Miss Boyaiian Though Ronnie excels in 'raking diclalion Sporls and dancing are her avocalion. McCULLOUGH, JOAN 8-3 I98B Newbold Avenue 72 Acad.-Corlland-Teacher Leaders: Gym A charming girl, modesl and frank Joan's a sporlswoman of 'lirsl rank. MENDEL, MARILYN 8-7 760 Pelham Parkway 62 Academic-Teacher Jr. Arisla: Sr. Arisla Library Aide: Dr. Issacs Musical Mindy, madesl and merry: She's pleasanl lo be wilhlveryl MESNlCK: JUDITH 8-I6 756 Pelham Parkway 62 Acad.-Flower-Nurse Booslers Nursing lo her has ils ioys, She's also nol averse lo boys. METZ, MAG-DALEN 847 2240 Easl Tremonl Avenue 62 Acad.-Surgeon Leaders: Mr. Healy Midge has lhal savoir-laire For lhe French she has a llair. MEYERS: LARRY 8-I3 25l0 Yales Avenue 69 Academic-N.Y.U.-Engineer Swimming Team: Rifle Team: Library: 6.0. Council No lish can escape his dash, He's a waler flash. MATRISCIANI, JOYCE 8-8 3494 Seymour Avenue 69 Acad.-Weslchesler Comm.- Lab. Tech. Mrs. Kohs Joyce is lively, never drab She likes working in a lab. MAURO, LAWRENCE 8-I4 272l Mallhews Avenue 67 General-Cily Baskelball Team: Handball Team Mrs. Cohen Hard work will never leave ils slamp, He'll probably be a checker champ McEVOY, LOIS 8-9 I940 Easl Tremonl Avenue 62 General-Secrelary Melody singers: Chorus Dramalic work.: Mrs. Kaulner Lois can sing and acl She'll assisl her boss wilh lacl. MERCALDO, PHYLLlS 8-3 756 Van Nesl Avenue 62 Gen.-Housewile Mr. Wallace: Miss Quinn She knows lhe 'formula lor a happy lile She'll hurry lo become a housewile. METSCH, Sl'lELlA 8-I6 2060 Narragansel Avenue 6l Academic-Oswego-Teacher Usher Squad: Clerical Aide Sludy Hall: Read 'lo Blind Willy Shelia saves a lwo dollar bill, Wilh lhem, her purse she'll lill. MEYEROWITZ, DANNY 2079 Wallace Avenue 62 Gen.-Bulcher His lile will always be al sleak Lel's hope he lakes lhe cake. MlGGlNS. RICHARD 8-9 20l0 Yales Avenue 6I Academic-Cily-Doclor Library: College Rep. Hall Palrol: Senior Council From bike riding his legs are elaslic He likes lo lrip lhe lighl lanlaslic. MATZ DONALD 8-9 2I4I Holland Avenue 62 Acad.-N.Y.U.-C.P.A. Library: Audio-Visual Slamps and coins he accumulale He'Ii gel his boss lax rebales. MAZZELLA, ANNETTE 8-9 III3 Vincenl Avenue 65 Commercial-N. Y. Comm,- Accounlanl Mrs. Hawlhorne Girls Locker Room: Mrs. Lane Anelle knows whal mallers She likes lo cook and collecl plallers. These girls needle everybody! MILLER, GLORIA 8-7 2700 Wilson Avenue 69 Acad.-Cily-Teacher Chem Squad: Anchor Office Genlle Gloria's a music lover Whose wisdom life will uncover MILLMAN. MATT 8-I5 llll Waring Avenue 69 Acad.-Wesrchesler Comm.- Elecr. Eng. Audio-Visual When your films began lo qualce, Mail repaired 'lhe break. MILSTEIN, ARNOLD 8-I5 I963 Yares Avenue bl Acad.-Businessman Hall Palrolg Mimeo Aide Lore Derenlion Earnesi' Arnie worlcs wilh care He'll very soon be a millionare MINERVINIX DONALD 8-7 208l Wallace Avenue 62 Acad.-S+. John's-Docfor Baseball Teamg Rifle Team Caleleriag Hall Palrol Don's an experl wilh a rifIe's sighls Also a scienrisl deslined for heighls. MISHURIS, AUDREY 8-I II22 Pelham Parkway S. 6l Acad.-Swarlhmore-Teacher Jr. Arisfag Senior Arisla Boosler Club Praise for her is never 'foinl Audrey lilies ro slcale and painl. MW MILLER, PHYLLIS 8-7 22I4 Tenbroeck Avenue 69 Acad.-Hunler-Teacher Senior Arislag A. V. Office Mrs. Samson Wilh her lovely loolrs Why does she read so many books? MILO, SAL 8-2 IO72 Waring Avenue 69 Acad.-Hunler-Mech. Engr. Miss Boyaiiang Hall Parrol Ouief Sal is easy +o endorse He can ride or iump a horse. MILZOFF, STAN 8-I3 2553 Morgan Avenue 69 Acad.-Blclyn. Pharmacy- Pharmacisl Supply Squad Slan believes his charms Should drive females +o his arms. MIRSKY, CLAIRE 8-2 2707 De Will' Place 69 Gen.-Bank Work Science Lab.g Accounring Depl. Claire has her life porlly mapped, To bring a ray of sunshine ro lhe handicapped. MISKELL, MARGARET 8-9 lO75 Edison Avenue 65 Gen,-Child Nurse She finds happiness easy To realize Wilh some children lo supervise. MORRONE, PAULA 8-9 3008 Radcliff Avenue 69 Comm.-Cify-Secrefary Leaders: Usher Squad Mr. Healy Paula's aims are very high As a secrelary, her limi+'s lhe sky. MORETTA, THERESA 8-4 l74I Pilgrim Avenue 6I Gen. Guidance Olifice Terry can dance and swim And enioy life io 'rhe brim. MOSKOWITZ, JOSEPH 8-4 2233 Mickle Avenue 67 Academic-Carnegie Tech.- Physicis+ Phys. Chem. Sq.: College, Class Reps.: G-.O. Congress He lhinks he knows cause and e'FFec+ And mefhod needed for success. MUTSCHLER, CAROL 8-6 36B Edgewofer Park 65 Gen.-Complomefer Operafor Leaders: General OFF.: Gym To make her happy, give her A boar on lake, ocean or river NAMAROFF, MARILYN 8-ll 2043 Holland Avenue 62 Acad.-Hunrer-Social Worker Mrs. Sandvik: Reading +o Blind Dr. Kurzband Marilyn Thinks il would be dorlin' If she could only mambo wifh Marlon. MOLDOFF, NEIL 8-I 2l86 Cruger Avenue 62 Acad.-Miami Rifle Team: Audio Visual Looking for someone wilh appeal, Take a good look al Neil. MOORE, EILEEN 8-2 79 Weslchesler Square 6l Comm.-Secrelary Mr. Rogers: Mrs. Koenig Mrs. MacKnigh+: Mrs, Ryan She's cer+oinly a model Eileen, Especially for one Unifed Slale marine. S MOSCHELLA, ANTHONY 8-7 2339 Barnes Avenue 67 Gen.-Dry Cleaner Library: Hall Pafrol He likes ho+ rod cars And flying pigeons +0 The sfars. MOSKOWITZ, HARVEY 8-3 i594 Unionporf Road 62 Acad.-Brown-Doclor Golf Team: Coll. Rep. Cross-Counlry Manager Brainy Harvey solves problem's kinks, By walloping drives on +he links. MUSCI, ROSANN 8-I4 24l9 Yales Avenue 69 Academic-Chandler-Secrefary Sr. OFF.: Newman Club Mr. Carbonorag Room I3l Rosann's very easy 'ro like She's a big wheel on a bike. NACLERIO, ROSEMARIE 8-3 i523 Hone Avenue 6I Gen. Sludy Hall She dances and wears preHv cloihes, Also lisfens 'ro peaple's woes. NAPOLI, FAITH 8-5 i857 Paulding Avenue 62 Commercial-Fordham Business Chorus: Sfudy Hall: Mrs. Wi+kin Office dulies, Faiih can do if all Wi-lh her boss, she'll gel firsf call. MONACO, JERRY 8-l 2549 Laconia Avenue 69 Gen.-Wes+. Comm.-Food Adm H. Ed. Off.: Allend. Off. Auio Mech. Wifhoui girls he wan r be merry, Lel's hope you're lucky, Jerry. MORMILE, JOSEPHINE 8-I I 23I3 Pearsall Avenue 69 Gen.-Typisl Tho Jo enioys herself everyday, She doesn'+ neglecl fo earn her pay. 38? S. This gang sure is solidl YTD! Q ssc., NAPORLEE, DORIS 8-I3 2756 Bronx Park Eosl 67 General-Bookkeeper Dancing Doris will keep an occounl And help her boss' prolils rnounl. NEENAN, KATHY, 8-4 I836 Paulding Avenue 62 Gen.--Secrelary Allendance Olfice Likes lo painl, dance, cook and shop, Lislen lo Rock 'n Roll wilhoul slop. NIEVES, ROSALIE 8-3 l72 Dilmar Slreel 64 General-Fashion Designer Her presenl' passion is lhe lield of Fashion. NOTTINGHAM, RICHARD 8-4 795 Pelham Parkway 67 Academic-Columbio-Denlisl Baskelball Team: Swimming Team Chem., Physics Sq., Jr., Sr. Arislo Richard's brighl, genial and gay, While lhe sun shines, he'll make hay. NOVAK, ZELDIE 8-9 24I7 Esplanade Avenue 69 Acad.-Cily-Teacher Senior Councilg Sen. Arisla Program Commilleej Mrs. Chad Brown-haired Zeldie dances on air, Lucky sludenls in her care! .-if NARDI, THERESA 8-I2 2844 Zulelle Avenue 6l Commercial-U.C.L.A. Secrelary Terry's a fine skale, Who lhinks lhe Yankees greol. NICOLETTI. ROSEMARIE 8-2 78 Tier Slreel 64 Gen.-Office Work Guidance Ollice Around lhe rink she does roce Gracelul, wilh o prelly lace. NIXON, FRANK 8-I6 I735 While Plains Road 62 General-Woodworker Senior Band Dancing Frank gels a line lone When he plays his lrornbone. NORTH SHIRLEY 8-9 I732 Garfield Slreel 60 Gen. Each day she wakes up early Because T.V. inlrigues our Shirley. NUCHOW, RICHARD 8-I5 6OI Pelham Parkway 67 Acad,--Fordham-Pharmocisl lvlalh. OH.: Mr. Waollson Jr. Varsily Baskellpall Alhlelic Richie will hand oul pills And easily pay olil his bills. 195 Nr Qt' X 40' ORABONA, JOSEPH 8,8 I572 Bogori Avenue 62 Comm.-Accounfanl' Soccer Team We hope l1e's careful wifh fhe books, Joe likes cars and girls wiih looks. PACIFICO. ANTHONY B-6 i853 Colden Avenue 62 Acod.-Pace-Accounfanf Supplies: Miss Donnelly Knowledge, Tony says, is no wasle He's gaining some in greaf has+e. PAKULA, SAMUEL 8-8 2l67 Cruger Avenue 62 Academic-Tampa-Accoun+an+ Baseball, Bowling Teams I+'ll be easy for Som To make a grand slam. PALMIERI, JANET B-3 28l6 Roebling Avenue 6l Comm.-Legal S+enographer Leader's Club All lawyers will agree Thai' Jan's a pre++y sighf fo see PANZARINO, FRANK 8-I4 24IO Esplanade Avenue 69 Acad.-L. I. U.-Medicine Baskeiball Team An afhlefe who keeps in lrim He loves fo boaf and swim. OCCHlPINTl, RITA 8-II 8l3 Mace Avenue 67 Gen.-Monroe Business Melody Singers, Mrs. Parsons Senior Council: Miss Palone Oui' of life she Takes lhe sling By iusl beginning +o sing. OESTERLE ELEANOR 8-IO i938 Easf Tremonr Avenue 62 General-Clerical Worker General Office An ideal person fo know, She can cook and sew. O'RAWE, GERALD 8-I4 I37O Siegfried Place 65 Gen.-Amer. Ins. Bank-Banking H's a good fhing he's noi rash, He'll handle a lo+ of cash. PADNOS, NATALIE 8-I2 II Meiropoliian Oval 62 Comm.-Secreiary A++endance OFF.: Prom Comm. Ari. Depig Miss Sfreckler Chic and gay, wiihouf pose Na+ makes her own cloihes. PALERMO, JULIA 8-IO 1742 Garfield Sfreei' 60 Gen.-Typisi' Sunda dancin ,safurday ska+ing, Y g A . A gay life she's awarrlng. PANDOLPH, NANCY 8-4 3245 Fairmounf Avenue 65 Acad.-Spanish sfeno. Senior Arisfa Service Home Roomg Gen. OFF. Girl of ideals, pa+ien+ ond wise, Friendly ond helpful, cz real prize. PAOLA, ARLENE 8-I I 900 Edison Avenue 65 Comm. Leaders'g Ari for Keen-Teener Arlene likes poefry and ar+, ln life +ho+'s o good sfori. ODIERNA, CAROLE 8-IO l63B Radcliff Avenue 62 Gen.-Cleric She has a dancing soul And loves Rock and Roll, OPELL, BERYL 8-7 2l65 Bolion Sfreef 62 Academic-Hunfer-Teacher Leadersg Prom Commiifee Adrniralg G.O. Congress She likes people young and old Blue-eyed Beryl's hear'r's of gold X W im. 43 ,f 'E mg- 'R' ,v fi W We wr They spread 'rhe oil! PARLATO, LINDA 8-I i465 Pelham Parkway 69 Acad.-Weslches+er Comm.- Secrefary l.inda's our skaling queen On her, a boss will be keen. PAVONE, BARBARA 8-B 2723 Barnes Avenue 67 General-Secre+ary Summer she swims, winler, skafes, Her season for fun never abales. PEl.l.EGRlNl, ROBERT 8-7 I82l Paulding Avenue 60 Academic-Iona-Adver+ising Rifle Team: Horizon Ari S+aFf He'll lead a life +ha+'s plush, By simply using his ar+ brush. PELUSO, DOLORES 8-4 IOO4 Rhinelander Avenue 62 Gen.-Secrefary Boys' Dean OFl.g Guid. Off. Prom Comm.: Girls' Dean She ra+es high wirh our deans And cerfainly enioys her ieens PERSOFSKY, JANICE 8-6 782 Pelham Parkway 62 Comm.-Slafe Tech.-Accounlani Hebrew Cullureg Booslers G.O. Rep.: Sec. Sludies OH. Tho fo Florida she always goes Also helps The handicapped and sews. 'l PATENT, ANNE 8-I6 2l4I Muliner Avenue 62 Acad.-Cornell-Hofel Manager Jr., Sr. Band1 Sr. Arisla Jr. Arisrag Sr. Council Rep. She'll run holels fhroughoul 'rhe land, Amuse her gues+s playing wi+h +he band. PAZ, JOAN 8-I4 i432 Hollywood Avenue 6l Commercial-Secrelary Mrs. Gies Once he sees her dance, swim, or skare, Joan's a girl he's sure +o da+e. PELOWITZ, FAITH 8-I6 20I5 Narraganse++ Avenue 6I Academic-Syracuse-Teacher Dean's OFl.g Chem. Squad Sr., Jr. Aris+ag G.O. Cong. Boosfers Her virfues are on every +ongue, She likes fo leach fhe very young. PERLSTEIN, HOWARD 8-9 752 Pelham Parkway 62 Acad.-Cily-Engineer Mrs. Midonick Tho he's a very earnesl soul Brighl Howie likes Rock 'n Roll. PEZZULLO, LAWRENCE 8-IO 2428 Mallhews Avenue 67 Gen. A+ him a speed cop may nod, He loves +o drive a hor rod. 4177 X POLLACK, RHODA 8-I3 2l33 Wallace Avenue 62 Commercial-Secrerary Music OFF.: Aflendance Off. Mr. Davichj Library Dancing, always on Ihe go, In life, have fun, says Rho. PORCO, JOSEPHINE 8-3 2557 Yafes Avenue 69 Gen.-Typisl Slage Crew: Dr. Ryan Miss D'Arna+o: Mr. Kalish Jo's spirirs begin Io soar. When she's on a dance floor. PRESTOPINO: RITA 8-I4 I64O Aslor Avenue 69 Acad.-Oneon+a-Teacher Mrs. Cohen: Mrs. Kauiner Fiss Ferrigan Rira can sew a very 'line seam. And Finds life a pleasan+ dream. PRIEST, BILL 8-I5 2I57 Wallace Avenue 62 Acad.-Harp U-Chemis+ Mr. Goldsmifh: Dr. Levilz He likes flying rhrough 'rhe sky, Maybe Chem'll help him rise high. PULERI, SAL 8-9 l5I9 Jarre'r+ Place 6I Gen.-Mechanic Sfage Crew: Sfudy Hall Dawn Pairol Sporfs and dance amuse Sal He likes fhings mechanical. PISCATELLI, JEANNETTE 8-6 22I5 Fish Avenue 69 Gen.-Nurse Girls' Lockers Gal a lever? Feeling under The wealher? Nurse Jeaneile will malce you beller. POLIN. GAIL 8-I4 600 Wesl 239'rh S+reeI 63 Gen.-Sfaie Tech.-Denfal Hyg. Guidance: Parenls Ass'n. Library Gay and dancing is preHy Gail, Relieving 'loalhaches wilhaui fail. POLLACK, WILLIAM 8-8 820 Asfor Avenue 67 Acad.-Univ, of Penn.-Denfisi Baseball: Baskefball G.O. Council: Senior Arisfa Billy gels his feelh info lhings, In sporls and sfudies Ihe bell he rings. PORCO, MARIE 8-I4 l8l2 Park View Avenue 6I Acad.-New Rochelle-Teacher 5+h, 6Ih Term Rep.: Sr. Arisia Sec'y G.O. Exec: Treas. Bx. G.O. Council Brillianl girl never in a fog, Glad she's becoming a pedagogue. PREZIOSO, MARIE 8-I2 2543 Easl Tremonf Avenue 62 Gen.-Olliice Worker Pop music makes Marie gay, She's an experl a+ swing and sway. PRINE, MARILYN 8-8 23I4 Holland Avenue 67 General-Secrefary Marilyn likes dancing and dafing, She's also 'fond of roller skaling. PORRINO, MILDRED 8-8 807 Neill Avenue 62 Gen.-Traphagen-Fashion Desgn. Arr Deparfmenl Of ari she's very fond, She'll design for Ihe haule monde. PIZZUCO CATHERINE 8-5 44 E. Edqewaler Park 65 Comm.-Secrelary Gen. OPI, The business world is her choice: Caiherine sings in a very fine voice POLLACK. MARCIA 8-I3 l94O Easf Tremonl Avenue 62 Acad.-Mills-Teacher Chorus: Melody Singers Miss D'AmaIo: AH'end. OFF. Musical Marcia sings like a bell And composes piano music as well, AV fig? was 'Sbff 'KZ7 I1 s easy lo see fheir aims! POSNER, LORRAINE 8-4 2320 Barnes Avenue 67 Acad.-Weslchesfer-Med. Assl. G.O. Class Rep.: College Rep. Music gives Lorraine pleasure To someone she'll be a Treasure PRESTO, OLGA 8-5 I95O Hering Avenue 6l Comm.-Secrelary Pres+o's her name and speedy she is As a sienographer she's a whiz. PUSCHERT, MARLEN 8-ll 2866 LaSalle Avenue 6l Acad.-Lenox Hill--Nurse Emergency Roomg Arl Off. Her palienfs will never fainl, Walching her draw and painf. RAU. VIRGINIA 8-II I928 Mulford Avenue 6I Gen.-Typisi Girls' Gym Virginia doesn'+ wanl lo miss a day She's going lo be married righl away. REIMAN, DEBORAH 8-I3 2009 Cruger Avenue 62 Comm.-Cify-Accounlanl Co-op Office For Debby, no formula olher Than lo be accounlanl, wife and molher. POTTS, AUDREY 8-9 3307 Campbell Drive 65 Acad. Leadersg College Rep. l+'s noi dilzlicull' fo be 'fond Of lhis brighl and gay sfrawberry blonde. PRESTO4 SYLVIA 8-2 l950 Hering Avenue 6I Comm.-Bookkeeper Co-op Course Sylvia's lively, full of bounce She'II keep very good accounls. RATAFIA. PHYLLIS 8-2 2l9l Bollon Slreel 62 Comm.-Legal Sfenographer Eng. Off.g Sleno OFF. Chorus: Mrs. Wiflmin Phyll's engagemenl' malces us glad. She sure knows a good looking lad. REIFF, STANLEY 8-I 2l87 Holland Avenue 62 Acad.-Oily-T.V. Cameraman Baslxelball Team: Library Mr. Alberl Slan's a man who's very wise, To loola for lhings fo felevise REINSCHREIBER, DINA 8-I6 2l8l Barnes Avenue 62 Academic-N.Y.U.-Teacher Admiral Sfaffg G.O. Rep. Mr. Woolfson: Jr. Arisia A brighi and preHy girl is Dee Teaching and marriage her des+iny. RICHMAN, BARBARA 8-l4 i564 Unionporl Road 62 Commercial-Bookkeeper Allend. OFF.: Pan Amer. Cl. Mrs. P. Cohen Alhlelic Barbara wilh her heallhy looks, Enioys keeping a sel of books. RITENOUR, AUDREY 8-I3 I959 Colden Avenue 62 General-Secrelary Whelher by lrain, plain or lerry, Audrey linds lraveling very merry. RIZZO, ANNETTE 8-Il i848 Muliner Avenue 62 Gen.-Typisl Annelle lhinks lile's a pipe Because lhey pay her well lo lype. ROBBEN, JOAN 8-5 i579 Melropolilan Avenue Commercial-N. Y. Telephone Co. Jr., Sr. Arislag Leaders' Newman Club, Chorus Plays lhe accordion wilh much fire: A large family is her greal desire. ROLNICK. VERA 8-I6 2I97 Cruger Avenue 62 Acad.-Hunler-Teacher Jr. Arislag Sr. Arisla Service League Very brigl-il, allraclive lo view, And plenly of lriends, loo. REISS, STANLEY 8-I4 225l Holland Avenue 67 Acad.-Columbia--Pharmacisl Baseball Team: Gym When Slan gels lired of olher lricks, He'll build lhings oul ol loolh picks. RESNICK, ROBERTA 8-IO 2026 Muliner Avenue 62 Commercial-Baby Nurse Reading la Blind She'd like lo be a baby nurse Or a secrelary wilh a lilled purse RIPKA, HOWARD 8-I3 2320 Bronx Park Easl 67 Academic--Miami Univ. Boys' Gymg Sludy Hall Hall Palrol Howie's life will have no slorm Because he's going where il's warm. RITTENHOUSE, PAUL 8-I4 2077 Hering Avenue bl Acad.-Prall Insl.-Engineer If Paul linds lile dark and narrow, He goes hunling wilh camera, bow and arrow. RIZZO, CATHERINE 8-Il 2l48 Barnes Avenue 62 Comm.-Secrelary Boy's H. E. Off., Miss Quinn Mr. Rosenlhal To dance lo a good band To her is simply grand. ROBBINS, ROBERTA 8-I2 2937 De Will Place 69 Gen.-Typisl Allendance Ollicej Arl Olfice Hebrew Cullureg Mr. Fried As a lypisl Robbi will be smarl Bul her inleresl is really in arl. ROSEN, RUTH 8-I3 I8I6 Hone Avenue 6I Academic-Hunler Leaders: Prom Commilleeg Locker Room, Girls' Gym Helping people's easy 'for Rulh, A gym whiz and a beaul. REITER HARVEY 8-I2 225I Holland Avenue 67 Acad.-N.Y.U. Rifle Team: Prom Comm. Hecllh Ed. De-pl. One ol lhose who'll never 'fail Handy Harv builds models la scale. REYER, SHELLY 8-I5 2l55 Ballon Slreel 62 Comm.-Slale Tech.-Med. Assl. Pub. OFF.: Hislory OFF. Emergency Roomg Locker Room Any doclor whom she assislsg Will have lang wailina lisls. we-11 'Ziff' vwm-wmv-wmv f 5 vor: 1 Jusl a group of office holders! , g f i . 'row ' sg: tsl gi Q-avg iffy f r 41 f X ,NA-9 V 4 wk! .. ,Q -w Bw 3 2 fav pf 'f ' Q 9 f li ROSENBLATT, PETER 8-I2 2045 Holland Avenue 62 Acad. Capt Baskelball Team Pe+e's always righl on ihe black- board And an excellenl sho+ olzf fhe back- board. ROSENKRANTZ, PAULA 8-7 795 Pelham Parkway N. 67 Acad.-C.C.N.Y.-Teacher Horizon: Anchor: Arisfa Coll. Rep.: Read blind Brillianl' Paulo loves people and wriling Finds group work and cullure very exciling. ROSENTHAL, ETHEL 8-I4 2541 Olinville Avenue 67 Comm.-N.Y.C. Comm.-Sec'y. Senior Arisfog Sec'l Studies Off. Clerical Work Records, dances, and books- She's also brighr wilh good looks. ROSENZWEIG, SONDRA 8-l3 2260 Bronx Park Easl 67 Comm.-Bklyn.-Buyer Locker Room, Gen. Olzfice Pleasanl, sweef as candy Anybody'd sell lo Sandy. RUBIN, BENJAMIN B-6 2075 Wallace Avenue 62 Gen.-Bridgepor+- TV Cameraman Sludy Hall Ben'll never coun+ much sheep, He ius+ lilies lo sleep. ROSENBLUM, ROBERTA 8-7 660 Arnow Avenue 67 Commercial-Cily-Secrelary Library Squad Rober+a gefs o very big hand, Whirling around lo a dance band. ROSENTHAL, CYNTHIA 8-I5 I954 Tenbroeck Avenue 6l Acad.-Physical Therapisr Class Secrelaryg College Rep. Emergency Room, Chorus Always near The head of fhe lisl Shelll be an experi lherapisf. ROSENTHAL, MELVYN 8-I2 2l !0 Wallace Avenue 62 Acad.-Columbia-Lawyer 6.0. Pres.: Jr., Sr. Arisfa Boy Leader, Sr. Council Helpful Mel, keen as a knife A brillianr leader in public life. ROWAN, MARCIA 8-7 l766 Tenbroeck Avenue 6I Acad.-Hunler-Teacher Social Sfudies Deplq Mr. Healy ln music and ar? up fo dale, Slender Marcia's o very good slaale. RUDIN, LYDIA 8-I5 2420 Bronx Park Easl' 67 Acad.-Cily-Teacher Cadel' Teaching: French Cl. Miss Diamond, Jr., Sr. Arislo Lydia loves ouldoors in ihe spring, From her class she'll gladly fake wing. 2ll4 Haviland Avenue 72 RUSSO. SYLVIA 8-Il l99l Cruger Avenue 62 Gen. Allendance Ol 'lice Sylvia's pleasanl and serene, Aboul her anyone can be keen. SABO, JEANNETTE 8-I2 l43D Edgewaler Park 65 Acad.-Bellevue-Nurse Girl's Leader's Club1 Orcheslra Gym Leaderg Varsily Member The ouldoors inleresl Jeannelle She'll be a line nurse, you bell SALAMIDA, MICHAEL 8-I2 2l29 Lurling Avenue 6l Gen. To success, a shorl' hilce ls whal we wish our Mike. SALTZMAN, AUDREY 8-l3 2l66 Bronx Park Easl 62 Comm.-Privale Secrelary Guid. OFF.: Gen. Off. Mr. Davichg Miss Davis To dance and lo sing Makes happy our helpful Ming. SANTEVECCHI, ROSE 8-l3 724 Vincen+ Avenue 65 Gen.-Secrelary Guidance Office Dancing and skalfing are a delighl 'lo her She'll be a secrefary of a high calibre. RUNDBERG. ARLENE 8-I4 l77O Mahan Avenue 6l Gen.-N.Y. Foundling-Baby Nur. Emergency Roomg Library Clerical Aide: Lunchroom Eyes of blue. hair of gold Lilces dancing we are fold. RUSSO, JOAN 8-I2 7lO Morris Parlc Avenue 62 Gen.-Secrelary Clericalg Home Eco Music and dancing bring her pleasure To us she's been a lreasure RUTKOWSKI, ARTHUR 8-I 2723 Barnes Avenue 67 Acad.-N.Y.U.-Engineer Mrs. Ashman He oughl lo cu+ a successful palh He's qui+e a whiz af malh. SACCO, MARILYN 8-I5 Academic-N.Y.U.-Teacher Edilor of Admiralg 6.0. Rep. Sr., Jr. Arislag General Ollice An Admiral of our newsheel, Musical Marilyn's headed for a bear. SALLUSTO, MILDRED l94I Colden Avenue 62 Commercial-Secrelary Leaders Clubg Service in gym Maior C Model Mildred loves every sporl Dancing gaily is her forle. SANSIPERL JOYCE 8-l6 208l Cruger Avenue 62 Acad.-N. Y. Comm.-Denl. Hyg. English Ofliceg Bio. Lab, Joyce finds happiness will lurlr ln people, clolhes, and worlr. SANTINI. STEPHANIE 8-l l2ll Lydig Avenue 6l Gen.-Washinglon School-Secl'y Sfudy Hall Baslcelball formalions she can unravel, Slephie also lilzes lo lravel. RUSSO, CONNlE 8-I3 l665 Bogarl Avenue 62 General-Dressrnalcer Leaders: Mrs. Burlinson Mr. Bergeri Mrs. Wilson Tho she is adepf wi+h a heel foe, Connie really lilces To sew. RUSSO, ROSE 8-4 IS46 Hone Avenue 6l Acad.-Hunler-Teacher Newman Clubj Mr. Fried Mr. Carbonara1 Mrs. Chad Rosie's in+eres+s are lar flung She likes speaking a foreign lon QW'-J QWW if JW Hislory is made every o+her week! I SARROW, HEDY 8-3 I749 Grand Concourse 53 Gen.-Secrefary Miss Boyajiang Miss Sfurchler Miss Quinny Mr. Dunn Lalin rhyfhm roles wifh Hedy, A fine secrefary, efficienf and ready. SCALICE. MARY 8-9 4320 Edison Avenue 66 General-Office Work Though she's always on 'the go, She really likes 'Io sew. SCANDURA, MARY 8-I3 3025 Philip Avenue 65 Gen.-Clerical Worker Guid. Off.: Mrs. Harris Mrs. MacKnighI Ralher Ihan a Irip Io Mars Give her a gallery of screen sfars. SCHIFFER. DOROTHY 8-I2 99I Wilcox Avenue 6I Comm.-Receplionisl Mrs. Garafola Rock and Roll gives her fun DoroIhy's Iife's a harmonious one SCHLESINGER, MARION 8-4 2IO5 Cruger Avenue 62 Comm.-N. Y. Comm.-Legal Sec. Lib. Aidej Mrs. Midonick Her no+es'II help juslice Ihrive Children find her very much alive SBORDONE, GLORIA 8-II 27II Wallace Avenue 67 Gen.-Secrelary Miss Halsfead If i+'s a dale Io dance or skafe GIoria's sure noi' +o be Iafe. SCANDURA, GRACE 8-I3 2844 Codding'ron Avenue 6I General-Professional Singer Melody Singersg Chorus Miss D'Ama+o Like her name full of Grace, A wonderful voice and a preHy face. SCAPACCINO, JOHNNY 8-2 326I Counlry Club Road bl Gen.-Draffsman Soccer Ieam Johnny +hinks he'll go farg Jus+ give him a girl and a car SCHILLER, CAROLE 8-IZ 978 Rhinelander Avenue 62 Gen.-AIber+ Eins+ein-Nurse Eng. OFI.g Adminisiralive OFF. Carole will always be in demand To hold some one's hand. SCHLISSBERG, LARRY 8-6 2043 Holland Avenue 62 Gen.-Bklyn Comm.-Salesman Boys' Infirmary: H. E. Gym Hall Palrol Capfain Larry bangs Ihem off Ihe lee, He'II leach cusfomers golf for free. Mr' 'GTQ SCHWEIGHOFER, GERTRUDE 8-4 I55l Williamsbridge Road 6l Acad.-Hunler-Teacher Sr. Band: Orcheslra Sr. Arislag Leaders Music. books, and Co-op Have made +his leacher hard lo foo. SEALE, BETTY 8-5 I726 Paulding Avenue 62 Acad.-Secrelary Junior Arisla: Trinify Club Library: Melody Singers Brighl Belly has so many falenls She's sure 'ro have a large bank balance. Sl'lAMlS: SANDRA 8-6 2l60 Bolfon Slreel 62 Gen.: Commercial Arlisl Library: Guid. OFF. Arl Depl.: Sleno OFF. Sandy could dance forever more, Bul inlo ar'r her ialenls pour. SHEEHY. ANNE 8-I3 48 Weslchesler Square 6l Comm.-Nurse To increase your life span Jus+ be nursed by charming Anne. SHEINER, STUART 8-I 2309 Holland Avenue 67 General V. A. Lab.-Library Give Siu a lool chesl, And he'll work wilh zesl. SCHRECK: IRENE 8-9 2l46 Barnes Avenue 62 Gen.-Model Mrs. McConnell: Miss Quinn Mrs. Kampel: Miss Kernslock A model girl is lrene To help olhers she's very keen. SCHWARTZ, JUDY 8-5 2l60 Bronx Park Easl 62 Acaemic-Yukon-Teacher College Rep.: Program Comm. Miss Davidson As a leacher, Judy shall excel Her kiddies won'+ hear +he bell. SCHWORTZ, CAROL 8-7 l505 Melropolilan Avenue 62 Acad.-Queens-Musician Band: Orcheslra: Leaders Horizon Slalzf: Anchor Sraff She wriles: likes museums and cols: Well she minds her sharps and llaisl SENFT. JACK 8-I0 2l56 Cruger Avenue 62 Acad. Bowling Team: Sr. Band Jack will be in greal demand 'Cause he played in lhe senior band. SHAPIRO, HERBERT 8-l 780 Pelham Parkway 62 Acad.-Columbia-Doclor Baskelball Team: College Rep. G.O. Congress Rep.: Library To play golf and piano is his delighf, As a doclor disease he'll fighl. SHElNER, RONNIE 8-I2 2309 Holland Avenue 67 Gen.-Accounlanl Library Squad: A. V. Squad To success he knows The rules Ambilious Ronnie-'s handy wilh lools. SHERER, JOEL 8-I6 780 Pelham Parkway 62 Acad.-Ciiy-Doclor College Rep.: Sr. Council Tho Joel feels he's given school his besl' If a gal calls, no more sludy for a 'rest SCHUSSEL. ERWIN 8-I5 2l65 Bol+on Slreel 62 Acad.-N.Y.U.-Medicine Band: Bio. Lab. Musical Erwin's a shuller bug Who'll cure you wilh a magic drug SCHWARTZ, SUSAN 8-9 2l45 Mallhews Avenue 62 Academic-Hunler-Legal Sec'y Usher squad: Sec. Sfudies OFF. Accounling Olaf.: Sr. Arisla A +hea+re-goer is Sue Likes books and music, loo. The melody lingers on! - ' s. , G 11:' ' MZ' ,,,.u SHERMAN, DANNY 8-I4 I295 Givan Avenue 69 Acad. Hall Palrolg Slage Crew Band, Early Palrol His abiIiIy'II Iceep him oul of debl He flies, swims and plays +he clarinel. SHIELDS, CATHERINE 8-I5 I928 Bogarl Avenue 62 General-Bookkeeper Accounlinq Off., Mimeo Room Mrs. Eidell Tho Calhy Iilres sewing, I+'s music Ihai Ireeps her going. SILVER. EDNA 8-I2 I54I Mefropoliian Avenue 62 Acad.-Michigan U.-Nurse Nurse's Aideg Guid. Off. 6.0. Congressg Term Council Toward Edna 'rhey'II run pell-mell Her charm will malce Ihem well. SILVERSTEIN, DANNY 8-IO I450 Parlcchesler Road 62 Acad.-Cify-Accounlanl A V Sq., G. O. Sfore Cafeleriag Band Danny's a boy wilh plenly of spunlz He lilies lo slcin dive and spelunlc. SINGER, MAURICE 8-4 2255 Bronxwood Avenue 69 Acad.-N.Y.U.-Businessman Tennis Team When his merchon+'s worlc is done He'll play Ihe sax for fun. SHERMAN, PEARL 8-I 2428 Barnes Avenue 67 Commercial-Bookkeeper Prom Commilleeg A++. Office Sr. Arislag Program Comm. To dance mambo always ready, Pearl enioys daling a sready. SIEGEL, EDITH 8-I5 2I25 Cruger Avenue 62 General-Adverlising General OH.: Social Sludies General Sci.g Senior Council Lover of good music and a good book, In adverlising she'II find a nook. SILVERMAN, SANDRA 8-I0 ISOS Melropolilan Avenue 62 Academic-N. Y. Communi+y- Denl. Hygienisl' She Iilces music, books, and ar+, Bul i+'s boys who caplure her heart SIMONS, MYRA 8-9 2084 Bronx Park Eas+ 62 Acad.--Cilv--Teacher Mr. Woolfson I+'s very easy 'ro Iilce Our musical, merry Mike. SINNIGEN, CLAIRE 8-I5 29I3 Codclinglon Avenue 6I Comm.-Secreiary Mrs. Kaufner A secrelary who'lI more 'rhan suffice Claire has a greal lime on Ihe ice. SKLAROFF, RHODA 8-l4 292I Hering Avenue 69 Gen.-Secre+ary Some boss will have an exper+ aide Whose charms will never fade. SMOLENE LOIS 8-IO 2l02 Holland Avenue 62 Commercial-Secrelary Service Leagueg Boys' Dean Five fool one, cu+e and +rim, Lois likes +o dance and swim. SOMER, RICHARD 8-5 2534 Cruger Avenue 67 Gen.-N.Y. Comm.-Drcrfrsman Class Rep.g Audio-Visual H. E. Dep+.g Chorus An all around Columbus boy, A+hle+ic, clever, and full of joy. SORTINOI THERESA 8-4 2440 Hering Avenue 69 General--Secrelary Gym: H. E. Office Senior OFf.g Leaders Terry swimsl dances and slco+es And is promised good fhings by fafes. SPIRO, STEPHEN 8-Il I5l5 Me+ropoli+an Avenue 62 Comm.--Pace-Adver-fising Aifenclance Ofiiceg Library Life's foo gay for him fo grieve T.V. or radio worlc's easy for Sieve. SIRICO, RICHARD 8-I2 3620 E. Tremon+ Avenue 65 Gen. Richard goes quieily on his way, Enjoying life fully each day. SITRONL DOROTHY 8-9 2l8O Bolfon Slreel 62 Comm,-Legal Slenographer Admiral: Library Guid. OH.: Miss Slurchler Acfors 'fell all +o our Dol, Likes dancing and wri+ing a lol. SLOVESA FLORA 8-I O 208I Cruger Avenue 62 Gen.-N.Y,U.-Lawyer Class Sec. Flora expecls +o ge+ her kicks By en+ering polifics. SOBEL, STEVE 8-9 63l Pelham Parkway 67 Acad.-Lehigh-Engineer Hall Palrolg Clerical Sorry +o see him leave Music and sailing inieresr Sieve. SORIN, ALAN 8-7 2009 Cruger Avenue 62 Acad.-N.Y.U.-Chemisf Admiral: Track Team Soccer Team: Chem Lab Alan's sure he's a grea+ wif, ln 'rhe sciences quife a hi+. SPIEGEL, ARTHUR 8-7 2437 Fenion Avenue 69 Academic-Hunler Senior Councilg Hall Pairol Rock'n Roll is his deligh+ Also wa+ching every girl in sigh+ SOUILLANTE, 6lLDA 8-2 2852 E. I94 Sireef 6l Gen.-Secrelary Edi+or of Keen Teener Gilda's charm is quife efernal She's1-he leader of fhe coop iournal. SISK, JEROME 8-5 2455 Cruger Avenue 67 Acad.-Cify-Chemisr Capl. Rifle Teamg College Rep. Library Wiih Jerry, don'f irifle He can shoo+ a rifle. SKILLEN, MARGIE 8-ll 1409 Edwards Avenue 6I General-Office Worlzer Margie's a girl wilh gel up and On an l.B.M. she's a pro. go 'fx -H RQ--...W 7 'Wie No saccharine? SOUITIERI, JOANN 8-8 2005 Paulding Avenue 6l Gen. A friendly girl who says hello, Gay enough lo malce everyone glow. SRIBNIKA FRED 8-7 2504 Bronx Park Easl 67 Acad.-Wesrchesier Comm. lndusfrial Dislribulion Chess Club Fred never suffers much dislress, He lifls weighls and plays some chess. STEFF, ELLEN 8-9 782 Pelham Parkway 62 Acad.--Hunler-Teacher Leaders: Jr., Sr. Arisla Chorusg Anchor, Horizon Slafl Aclress, pianisl, and wriler, 'foo A celebrily delighlful lo view. STICHA BEVERLY 8-7 245 E. Gunhill Road 67 Acad.-Corlland-Teacher Leadersg Library Booslersg Clerical Bev's inleresls are lar llunn. Loves people, especially lhe young. SUSSMANA STUART 8-I6 2548 Bronxwood Avenue 69 Acad.-Mechanics lnsl.-Ariisl Slage Crewg General OFF. Behind lhe scenes was quiel Siu, Member of a very pleasanl crew. SREBNICKA RONALD 8-I0 2504 Bronx Park Easl 67 Acad.-Cily-Archilecl Sr. Band: Arl Depl. Assemblies: Malh Depl. Helpful Ronnie's a musical guy, He lilies lo fool wifh Hi-Fi. STECKELMAN. DAVID 8-I4 2047 Holland Avenue 62 Gen.-N.Y.U. Band: Tennis Team Dave's deslined for a pleasanr fare, Aller all he's a good slrale. STEINHORN, TASYA 8-I0 827 Waring Avenue 67 Acad,-Hunler-Teacher College Rep.: Sr. ornceg Arisla Lively, vivacious, sews own clolhes Tasya's classroom will have no woes. SUSSMAN, ARLENE 8-I6 2I4I Holland Avenue 62 Academic-Cily-Teacher Boos+er Club: Program Comm. Mr. Sawicliig Bio Lab. Lilies classical music no end, To all children she's a friend. SUGERMAN, AL 8,7 22l6 Fenlon Avenue 69 Acad.-Cooper Union Examine Al's life charl, He's cul oul for arl. 754 Pelham Parkway 62 TIMM, ELEANOR 8-I4 I54I Jarvis Avenue 6l Acad.-Ciiy-Teacher 6.0. Rep.: Mrs. Chad, Mr. Fried A whiz on ihe piano keys, Lively EI 'linds life a breeze. TRIGLIA. IRENE S-I2 809 Brady Avenue 62 Gen.-Secre+ary Mr. Carbonara: Miss Schwariz Irene wins +he populariry poll, She loves +o lisfen +o rock 'n roll. TURETSKY, MARTIN 8-I2 l8ll Park View Avenue 6I General An oufdoors man is Mariy, Hunfing and 'Fishing keeps him hearfy. VACCARO, LUCILLE 8-I3 Bll Revere Avenue 65 Comercial-Pra++- Fashion Designer Horizon: Arr Service, Anchor We're 'Filled wiih awe When we waich her draw. VAN LESSER, ELLEN RUTH 8-I6 2I26 Colonial Avenue 6l Acad.--Cornell-Docfor Cheerleader: Arisia Leaders Ellen-Ru+h's one of ihose clears, For whom everyone cheers. SYLVESTER, JOYCE 8-I3 i823 Vifhile Plains Road 62 Gen.-l.B.M. Operafor Joyce wanfs io work 'For a while Then 'Find a husband +o sui+ her sfyle. TARTER. SHEILA 8-II 2l69 Muliner Avenue 62 Commercial-N.Y. Comm.- Srenographer Mrs. McConnell: Mrs. Cerreia Mrs. Sandvik The Cha-cha she finds real sweei: To her lhe Air Force can'+ be beat TOROKER, ELEANOR 8-I 2 Acad.-Temple-Denial Hygienisi Leaders Club: Gym Leader College Rep: Guidance OFF. Eleanor's gay, never ouf of soris A genuine lover of all sporis. TULIMIERO, FRANCES 8-2 2892 Roebling Avenue 6l Gen.-Secreiary Mr. Brickman: Mrs. Annis Wiih 'rhe world always in Tune Fran loves fo make a carloon. UDIN: SHELDON 8-I5 2IO5 Wallace Avenue 62 Gen.-U.S. Air Force lnsiiruie- Phofographer Band: Dramaiic Club Te-acher's Aide: Phofog. Club Versafile Shelly srrums his guirar Will fake shofs from a disfanl' sfar. VALENTINE. ANDREA 8-8 I5l6 Mace Avenue 69 General-Ari' Coll.-Fashion Affendance OFF.: Library She can design and make clorhes A line girl, wi+hou+ any pose. VERWOERT, JEANETTE 8-I5 3I04 Wilkinson Avenue bi Comm.-Secreiary Mimeo Room: Mrs. Wiflcin The movies, dancing and swimming And wiih ioy JeaneHe is brimming. TALARICO, PETER 8-4 i567 Colden Avenue 62 Acad.-Fordham-Pharmacisf Library: Hall Pairol When no+ making pill or drug l'le'll be quife a shuHerbug. TASCH, JACQUELINE 8-3 l8lI Mullord Avenue 61 Gen.-Waves Friendly Jackie loves lhe waier, The waves have surely caughr her. wg lm W 5 2 wp -..ff ,Aww , ' 'W' 5 2,,,,,, IW- , M, vm. P. 'N ww!! -Q. NA fu fl' N. l '43 Only fhey can do fhis fo a free! N 53 KK Q .fp we ' . MHSV' H ,W VILLAFRANCO, LENNY 8-I4 I822 Yafes Avenue 6I Gen.-Bricklayer Lenny will gel his kicks Building fhings wifh bricks. WACHTFOGEL, MILDRED 8-8 2855 Barker Avenue 67 Acad.-Mounf Sinai-Nursing Ar+ Office: Horizon Ar+ Sfaff Millie, experf af skefching and sporfs Shelli draw up fine hospifal reporfs. WALLACH, STEWART 8-3 2I24A Boqarf Avenue 62 Acad.-Cify-Business Adminisf'n No business will be sinisfer Thaf Sfewari' will adminisfer. WEBBER: MARY ANN 8-3 293 Fordham Place 68 Gen.-Wesfchesfer Comm.- Food Admin. This girl likes fo swim Tha+'s how she keeps in frim. WEBER, RONALD 8-6 222i Hering Avenue 69 Acad.-N.Y.U.-Businessman Library: Hall Pafrol Ronald fhinlis life is sunny lf he acquires lofs of money VITARIUS, ETHEL 8-IO I829 Narraganseff Avenue 6I Acad,-Secrefary A girl doesn'+ have fo be fall, To make fhe fellas fall. WAKS. MARVIN 8-I0 2I98 Cruger Avenue 62 Acad.-Cify-Bio-chemis+ Library: Audio-Visual Tho preoccupied wifh acid and alkali, For females Marvin breafhes o sigh. WARMAN, ALBERT 8-9 2505 Olinville Avenue 67 Acad.-Cify Hall Palrol: Sr. Arisfa Chem. Physics Lab Alberf is a whiz af chem And ofherwise an allearound gem. WEBER. MARLENE 8-I4 2lB0 Bronx Park Easf 62 Acad.-Hunfer-Teacher Cadef Teaching: Language OFF. Library If her classroom gefs fo be a bore She'll furn if info a dance floor. WECHSLER ROBERT 8-I4 2036 Cruger Avenue 62 Academic-N.Y.U. Hall Pofrol: Chorus Here comes Bob flying by, Everyone knows he's a real gone guy! 'Q' 'Q-ff Y: . 475 WEINTRAUB, HELENE 8-I6 2l25 Muliner Avenue 62 Acad.-Hunler-Teacher Leaders: Senior Arisla Senior Band: Junior Arisla Helene likes music and leaching loo Soon she ond Howie will say I do. WEISS, MIRIAM 8-I0 2530 Holland Avenue 67 Acad.-Cily-Biochemisl Leaders: Senior Arisla Maior C Club' Orcheslra Musically inclined, a wonderlul sporl Mickey's greal on lhe baskelball courl. WILLNER, FLORENCE 8-Il 2I25 Holland Avenue 62 Academic-Hunler-Teacher Orcheslra Lively as lhe lizz lrom Coca-Cola We enioy Flo and her viola. WOLFSON, ALAN 8-8 735 Pelham Parkway N. 67 Acad.-Broadcasling Hall Palrol-Library Slage Crew Life, he believes, will have no gales, If he can meel enough females. WORTMAN, ALLEN 8-5 lI50 Pelham Parkway 6I Acad.-N.Y.U.-Engineer College Represenlalive ll wilh females he gels lo lirsl base He'll lind lile easy lo lace. WEIGEL, MARY ANN 8-2 960 Edison Avenue 67 Gen.-Police Depl. Mrs. Kohsg Miss Bekrin Lunchroom Mary Ann will easily keep lhe peace, All lhe boys will cry, HeIpl Police! WEINER, HARVEY 8-I2 2300 Bronx Park Easl 67 Acad.-Hunler A solid success he'lI carve Sleady does il, says Harve WEISBARD, ELEANOR 8-7 28IO Olinville Avenue 67 Acod.-Cily-Teacher Library: Mrs. Schwarlz Mrs. Linder Eleanor's likes are very emphalic She approves ol lhings dromalic. WIERNICK, ROSALYN 8-9 2750 Olinville Avenue 67 Commercial-Cily-Teacher Prom Commillee-General Ollice Allend. Oll. She swims, skales, and rides a bike, She's one who is easy lo like. WLODINGER, MERIS 8-9 2l25 Cruger Avenue 62 Acad.-Cornell-Journalisl Feolure Edil, Admiral, Jr. Arisla Sr. Arislag Reading lo Blind We lhank Meris lor lhe Admiral's 2nd page, Painling and baking inleresl lhis sage. WOLIN, MARTIN 8-9 2I80 Wallace Avenue 62 Acad.-Relailer G.O. Rep. Mr, Alberl Mrs. Hcwlhorne On him lile will lake lillle loll ll il gives him lime lo bowl. WRIGHT, BERNADETTE 8-3 I534 Ericson Place 6I Gen.-Receplionisl Locker Room Bernadelle has many souvenirs Of pleasanl limes lhru lhe years. WEINER, CAROL 8-I6 23I5 Wallace Avenue 62 Acad.-N.Y.U.-Teacher Booslersg Library Chem Aide Charming Carols plans 'Fealure Becoming a model leacher. WEINSTOCK, LEAH 8-2 I563 Melropolilan Avenue 62 Acad.-Miami-Teacher Service League Oll. She'lI nol leach wilh slick ol hickory Inslecd, she'lI show lhem modern lerpsichore. w-.,' Q , , X ., M ,X A.. we qv, -Ac 50-an 'hi' ,, .., 2 Q S . ,..1. wg., if 7 I I 4' I fi 1 1, 'B H 255. in fm I I, 1 .1 - i I .. , ff' YABLON, PHILIP 8-I3 768 Brady Avenue 62 Acad.-N.Y.U.-Denlisl Hall Palrol AII dressed up from head Io foe, The lhealre is where he will go. ZAGELMAN, SHEILA 8-7 2I86 Cruqer Avenue 62 Acad.-Queens-Doclor Sec'y of GLC. Cong.: Term Council Veep of Booslersg 6.0. Congress Dr. Sheila wilh her pleasanl 'Face Enioys scoring a lennis ace. ZEVY. LYNN 8-Il II4O Burke Avenue 69 Acad.--Cily-Arlisl Booslersg G.O. Rep. Rep. Term Councilg Anchor Ari An arlisl in many mediums Her life suffers no lediums. 1 KOSTRINSKY, IRWIN B-B 2043 Holland Avenue 62 Gen.-Bulcher A. V. Lab.: Hall Palrol Chorusg Library Though his life may be al sleak, He'II always find il easy lo lake. GOULD, DANNY 8-I6 I939 Lurling Avenue 6I Academic-Business In business he'II know where he's al, He can Iifl weighl as well as acrobal. BRODSKY, HOWARD B-3 2l66 Bronx Park Easl 62 Gen. Bowling Teamg Orcheslra H. E. Depl. Ralher lhan visil Bali He prefers a bowling alley. ZACKMAN, ELAINE 8-I2 2309 Holland Avenue 67 Acad.-Queens-Teacher Parenls' Assoc. Rep: Mr. Greenberg She'II ser her sludenls' hearls alire EIaine's really a live wire. ZERILLI, JOSEPHINE 8-I3 2733 Sampson Avenue 65 Comm.-Slenographer Service Leagueq Clerical Typisl, Miss Boyajian Maybe a wave on a world wide ferry, Or maybe she'lI become a secrelary. ZINGMAN, FRAN 8-5 3232 Corsa Avenue 69 General-I.B.M. Operalor Mimeograph Room Mr. Fineslone Fran will love Io Rock 'n Roll Unlil she meels her marilal goal. McNULTY, PATRICK 8-6 2I96 Merry Avenue 6I Gen.-Fordham-Salesman Pal likes lhe open air He'II soon 'Find himself lhere. GROSS, HERBERT 8-IO 3087 Glennon Place 65 Gen. Soccer Team He can use his head and feel: Herb's a nice guy lo meel. ROSENHACK, SHEILAH 8-7 2l9O Boslon Road 62 Acad.-Jackson-Chem. Engineer Sr. Arislaq French Club Libraryg Clerical Aide Tho Sheilah's a scienlilic brain She finds piano playing no greal' pain. Walch lhem whirl! ADAMS, WILLIAM H.l. 22 Magnolia Place 65 ALBERTELLI, ,FRED 8-6 3208 Middlelown Road 64 General Fred's reached one ol his greol ends, He's made millions ol friends. CHRISTMAN, RICHARD 8-I 2535 Mallhews Avenue 67 Acad.-Psychialrisl Anchor, Horizon Library Rilchy's curious aboul lhe mind, In his own who+'ll he find? COPPOLA, AGNES 8-8 783 Van Nesl Avenue 62 Gen.-Slenographer Mrs. Kohs: Service League Girls Emergency Always so lull of ioy A conslanl smile she does employ. DE VIRGELES, DONALD 8-6 l864 Hone Avenue 62 Acad.-Engineer Hall palrolg Sludy Hall Cafeleria He can always 'Find some lore, Don's an experl hunler ol bear. GOLDBERG, INA RAE 8-7 2I8O Wallace Avenue 62 Acad.-C.C.N.Y.-Teacher Ushers, Library Rep. lor P,A.g Program Comm. Ina lilces lo hear from for all places She's a girl ol many graces. GRILLO, ROBERT 8-I3 l7l4 Fowler Avenue 62 Comm.-Army-Eleclronics lnlramural Baslrelball Give Bob a piece ol wood And he'lI produce somelhing good. CAMERA SHY HAAG, GEORGE H.l. 2Ol5 Muliner Avenue 62 General Good luclx lo George! Ahead may he forge. LANDGRAF, BARBARA H.I. 32l5 Randall Avenue 65 Mc CUSKER, EDWARD 8-8 858 Logan Avenue 65 General Ed's as happy as can be, When he sails lhe sea. MULHOLLAND, ARLEEN 8-8 l650 Mayflower Avenune 6l Gen.--Clerk Service Aide, Loclcer Room Al being a coop quile lceen, Some ollice will welcome Arleen. MURPHY, FRANK 8-4 l54l Melropolilan Avenue 62 Gen.-Aulomolive Eleclrician lnlramural Baslielball Inlramural Track Franl4's really a dancing man, He's enioying life as much as he can. O'DONNELL, GERARD 8-I6 l909 Wallace Avenue 62 Gen.-Policeman G.O. Rep.g Prom Rep. He'II uphold lhe law And lill weighls from lhe lloor. OTTAVIANO, FRANK 8-5 3I08 Wilkinson Avenue 6l General Enou h mone in lhe banlc 9 Y Will malce happy learless Frank. PECK, JOEL 8-3 I60l Melropolilon Avenue 62 Acad.-Lalayelle-Prinler Swimming Teamg Track Team Tho he could swim, run, and climb, He could never gel here on lime. POSNER, NANCY 8-IO 2305 Holland Avenue 67 Gen.-Secrelory Infirmary, Locker Room Allendance Off.: Heollhl Ed. Off. Nancy likes slcaling, and dancing Also finds lime lor romancing. PRASKOFF, GLORIA 8-I6 806 Waring Avenue 67 Acad.-Queens-Teacher Arl Ollicej Mr. Woollson Pelile Gloria's sure lo allracl all eyes- Her classes will cerlainly draw o prize. RAMOS, NYDIA 8-IO 3l75 Parsilal Place 65 General Genlle Nydio, pleosanl lo all, ls sure lo weolher every squall. RANDELL, ALEXANDER 8-ll 2l86 Cruger Avenue 62 Acad.-Baruch-Accounlanl As he leaves, his inleresl mounls He's glad lo balance accounls. SCHNEIDER, HAROLD 8-I6 2l24A Bogarl Avenue 62 Gen. Hall Palrolg Aulo Mech. Loclcer room His voice charms his audience And may also earn him many pence. WE REMEMBER... Nancy Campulli was an ouisfanding and popular member of 'rhe June'56 class. She was a pleasant sensi+ive girl filled wi'rl'1 flue desire +0 help o+l1ers. Her uniimely dea+l'1 saddened all of us. This senior class will always refain +l1e memory of i'rs very genfle and lovely classmale. AUTCDGRAPHS Q 2 E E ii E 5 Q E5 'Sf ss Q: I' i ,. EL F Z ai ? f :L fi ?: Q ,R 31 fi !-3 3 if E 5 E 2: E 55 E ---. . .- 1 - , V- A, - 14. 1 A v - ., . .V-. 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