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

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1959 volume:

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JUNE' l959 DEDICATION This is a special book, meant to suggest memories of our two decades and to show the continuing vitality of what we think is one of the best schools in the country. We wondered for a time to whom we could properly dedicate our Twentieth Anniversary yearbook, Then Mrs. Helen McConnell, Chairman of the Secretarial Studies Department announced her retirement. Now, although we hate to see her go, our dilemma was solved. For Mrs. McConnell is a charter member of Columbus, one of the small band still with us, who opened our doors to those first wondering students in 1939. This is one good reason we are so proud to dedicate this book to her. But there is a far more important reason why this book should be for Mrs, McConnell. On another page of this issue are comments by several of our teachers. The theme of almost every remark is friendliness -a camaraderie impossible to match in any other school of our size, anywhere. And Mrs. McConnell is the quintessence of this Columbus spirit. Speak to anyone who has ever had the pleasure, these twenty years, of being in one of her classes or working on her office staff. Listen to anyone of our girls who has been fortunate enough to have taken courses in the secretarial studies department and in some moment has known its chairman. The verdict of these students would be unanimous: Here is a teacher who is devoted to their interests, who listens attentively to their problems, and who will do anything to help them. No other teacher in our school has had more empathy with students. One dictionary defines empathy as the projection of one's personality into the personality of another in order to understand him better. Fitting, too, that Mrs. McConnell, head of the entertainment and arrangements committee for our Twentieth Anniversary, is the one to whom we write our anniversary dedication. Hail and farewelll May you always keep fresh in your heart the memory of wonderful years in Columbus, as vve, too, will always remember your devotion to us all. Kyle PRINCIPADS MESSAGE iw f, Dear Graduates: ' 9-f Scientists inforni us tbat nzan niay establisb a footbold upon tbe rnoon by 1975. Tbus nzan will attain a goal be bas drearned about since tbe Babylonian era almost 5,000 years ago. However, dreaming alone, since 3,000 B.C., would bardly bare rnade it possible for scientists to burl rocket nrissiles far beyond tbe eartb's gravitational influence and into orbit around tbe sun. Intelligence, education, deterrnination, and vision were tbe indispensable ingredients necessary to rnabe tbis dreanz realizable. Altbougb sonze adventuresorne and curious spacernen :nay reacb 240,000 rniles into outer space by 1975, bow far will you bare reacbed by tbat sarne year, sixteen years from now? Tbe goals you establisb now, tbe persistence you display in tbe years to conie, and tbe education and insigbt you bring to bear upon all of your actizrities in tbe future will contribute irnnzeasurabl y in extending your reacb far beyond your present borizons. Robert Browning expressed tbis tbougbt admirably wben be wrote: Ab! But a rnan's reacb sbould exceed bis grasp or wbat's a beauen for? EDWARD R. KOLEVZON Principal Edwin Browne Wfe have been reading in the papers recently about the new fad called together, ness. It has been reported that twenty-seven college students all got together at one time in one phone booth, Fifty-six co-eds all drank together from one chocolate milk- shake fwith strawsj. Tens of thousands of high school and college students descended on certain Florida resorts at one time during the Spring vacation. Of course, if we think about this a little, we realize that most of these external manifestations of adolescent exuberance are deeply rooted in man's gregarious instinct, his instinct to belong to the herd. We are, after all, social animals. We are not birds of prey who hunt alone. However, l think a word should be said for 'alonenessfl We all have to live with other people but each of us must also live with himself. l once took a cruise on a wind- jainmeru, an old sailing vessel with very crude accommodations. My cabin mate was a young fellow full of fun, vigor, and animation. Every morning he would spring from his bunk, leap to the mirror hanging on the wall and exclaim, Hi ya handsome! Let me hasten to add that he was not the most handsome fellow in the world. However, he liked what he saw in the mirror. He was not afraid to face himself. He did not avoid a self inspection and a self evaluation, and even though he probably knew he had his faults, nevertheless he was satisfied with the general picture. There have been many definitions of happiness. A simple one might be-the ability to live comfortably with one's self. Live so that you can look into the mirror and be satisfied with the general picture. EDWIN BROWNE Administrative Assistant awww Elsa G. Becker rialism, and greed, In these days of recurring international crises we all realize how tremendous a task lies before us to effect a lasting peace. It is a task that will continue to tap stores of courage and energy equalling and far exceeding those demanded by war because it seems likely to continue as long as life lasts. Our confiict today is in political and economic theaters, against systems of ideas and practices which run counter to our free way of life. And we must prove that the free way is he bedrock of lasting peace and true progress. This we can only prove by a genuine effort to live our ideals to arm our selves with justice, truth, and brotherly love with which to combat dishonesty mate The struggle for most of us will not be spectacular because it will take place in the ordinary small circumstances of our lives, the home the office the neighborhood where no glamor accompanies our decision to maintain integrity at the price of ridicule or to defend the right side even when it is the losing side or to forego luxuries that strangers to us in foreign lands may maintain life. But, just such small expressions of democratic idealism practiced day in and day out by 180 million Americans in whatever political or economic or social situations arise can have rocket force in constructing a peaceful world. Here is a fight that demands the best efforts of the graduates of une 1959 'W-09' oE PARTMeNT Cl-iifRMEN , sf Z W ff 2 Q ' 4 Wg, ffw'----nw Y ff ---vw ww mwffm- wr---rv-1 SENIOK A v W , Sa? , fi-5 1- MQ ,-L - FY? H S QE 3 55 W -- VH- :wx 'a . wx f k '2Q'.1g wSf'5. fx xx ii 3: qw-. - X u Q x K ff! . ESS, A A SS ,,.. S ..4- S .Q S S- S... 1 S-2'7 S'f4S T S SS EQ iff, fx f f' 'S X,-S44 . 3 . S. ,S S. f 5 N ' ki? g SNSX ' ASQ, ,f,,.7,f M, ,r S nm MRS. WEINSTEIN ' MRS. SIL , XM ,Z S 1 If I S ff! c gy MR. FURMAN S S MRS. ZOOGMAN 1 W S PALUCH 5 M X f 41 ' W gf' f I wwxx, .,,,4f Y' , S. K ,X K, MRS. HONEST MQSS D. SCHWARTZ MISS N. SCHWARTZMS ' ' b WnW4h0- 4 S S S iw, N M' , fr' me Sn fbnu,l:r.l amy, , Q , 7 1 bl:NlOR TEA ERS8f ADVISORS 4 150 My WV MISS Vkw QW.. Aer- x -MR, TOPPINC5 5 Miss OLITSKY MR. NATHANS 1- . V , ff ' wi , , 'X , V W WW, ,,,, ww f '1'E ,5, f ':L f ,. M -V zfl-Q !!g '6gQ g 91,15 YAMA MR. COHEN r MR. AMES Editorial Board AT THE HELM LITERARY STAFF file A A I JU' in li? is I 5 iii I Q Bill Burton Steve Diner Judi Fischer Isabelle Fox Gil Marlowe Editor Assistant Editor Editorial Staff Henry Andrucki Mirelle Budoff Irene Cohen Joan Golden Arlene Goodman Maxine Herman Edward Hill Barry Levine Judy Rosenberg Leslie Steinhause Karen Wagner Susan Warsh Sharon Waterstone ART STAFF Sheila Wolfe Susan Kohn Cynthia Roth David Roth Eleanor Schneider Phyllis Sicherman William Simulcik Jerry Spring Joseph Torms Anthony Toro ', Ronnie Quinn Larry Wolf A ZA W Norma Zasloff Q J BUSINESS STAFF U LS Howard Rubenstein Steve Schoen 1 J TYPISTS Janie Lang Barbara Musto Paulette Bernbaum U K-lj Q FACULTY ADVISERS L 5 Art ..,,i..,, ..Miss Hana Yama ' KK CC Business S ..,r Mr. Irving Lieberman Literar .T ,..,,., ,..,.... M r. Karl Ames ...,f Y 1 - Photo ..,.i,..,,.i, ,..T. M f. Rubin cohen Senior Coordinator ,,., . . iMr. Rubin Cohen MURMURINGS OE AN EDITOR As a senior I am parting And I must admit regret To be leaving dear Columbus Although I'll ne'er forget- The lovely little tests And the happy little days When I longed to have a teacher Give me a little praise. I never did receive it And I knew I never would For my life in dear Columbus Was not as fruitful as it could Be. To one I was most loyal And I really did my best If this Anchor doesnt please you- Xlifell, I've failed another test. LESLIE STEINHAUSE S Q X XX Qt a t-C-1 H ,Q - tt, t B fl 'V Cfllwlgtjil Y THE BOY COLUMBUS .... What then does this sailor boy who became Admiral of the Ocean Sea say to the boys and girls of his namesake school as he daydreams on the wharves of Genoa? That the dream is only a beginning, the beginning of good hard work? that unless it provides the motive power for action it can encourage the dangerous habit of futile reverie? Yes, our Boy Columbus was first and foremost a prodigious worker and student. He sailed the seas at fourteeng he studied maps, made and sold themg he studied the stars and other heavenly bodies. We read that he was not satisfied until he knew all there was to be known about his field of interest in his day. It took as hard work then to become a master mariner as in our day to become a master scientist. It took, besides, superb strength of character in the face of ridicule and other obstacles to demonstrate his thesis that to go east you sailed west. It is the hope of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Trageser, the generous donors of this work of art, that it will not only be a joy to the eye, but will inspire the students of our school to high ambition and courage directed to noble ends. CFrom the presentation address on October 25rd, 1958 of Miss Elsa G. Becker, Administrative Assistant, and cousin of the donors, through whose instrumentality the gift was procuredj END GE TERM BLUES As the end of the term approaches, an unusual occurrence takes place in my house. I begin to lose my high opinion of school regulations at Columbus, Qwhich wasn't very high anywayj and my mother loses all her sense of proportion! All this takes place because of a Columbus ritual called Post-Regents Week, or, How to make your mother suspicious. My mother sees me leave for school at eight-thirty and return home at nine-thirty. Trusting soul that she is, she immediately thinks of one thing-I CUT SCHOOL. Trying to convince your mother that there's nothing wrong in getting up at 7:00 A.M. and going back to sleep at 9:30 A.M. is hard enough, but when she keeps on insisting that the teachers are secretly on strike or it's a Communist- devised plot to uneducate American youth, it's really some job. I finally quiet her down by showing her the schedule: On even-numbered days go to odd-numbered periods and on odd-numbered days go to even-numbered periods exvepl on Wednesdays. Then you go to odd-numbered periods if it's an odd-numbered day and even-numbered periods if it's an even-numbered day exvept on leap-year. Then you go to all odd-numbered periods on your best friend's program, and he goes to all even-numbered periods on your program exfepf on even-numbered years. Then you go to all your periods in a different high school. Since that day was an odd-numbered day falling on Wednesday in a Leap year which just happened to be on an even- numbered year, I knew just what to do. I did what every Silver and Blue blooded Columbusite would do .... I stayed home! GIL MARLOWE TRIBULATIONS OF A YEARBOOK STAFF Of course it is the simplest task in the world to turn out a yearbook! What is it but a few sheets of paper with pictures on some pages and printing on others. When we informed the general public about our respective positions on the Anchor, everyone assured us that there was nothing to it. Merrily we joined eight clubs, one for every day of the week and two for Wednesday. Next we reported to Mr. Ames for assignments. The first step was the jingle sheets, named so, not because they tinkled like bells, but because it was upon them that we wrote those supposedly witty rhymes. It turned out to be a larger step than we could climb in five or even seven weeks. As we opened the closet door a pack of mimeographed papers bounced on our heads. fYou can blame our imbecility on that if you like.j Yes they were the jingle blanks that you received two mornings later in home room. Sending them out was comparatively easy, that required only six hours' work. It was getting them back that greyed our permanent locks. Honestly, it was as difficult as capturing your puppy after foolishly letting him off the leash in his first snow fall! We still carry loaded pistols for those wits who answer Certainly to our written query for name: City dumpl' for address, and Pushcart on Delancey Street for occupation. In between breakdowns, the forty-five committees run races all over the school attending to photographs, teachers, and other miscellany. Our class mates help by criticizing the jingles we have written about them, and we heartily agree that they are not as they should be. Then we dash off to scribble our 506th. We never heard of the pupil, and he has left Remarks blank. But of course intelligent sayings are little enough to ask. Finally the jingles are done, and we jump to the next step, which is the literary work. Our editor proceeds to give everyone a nervous breakdown by continually asking, Have you written anything yet? If the answer is No,', we get twenty lashes. No one has found out what happens if you say Yes Every morning we bind the broken fingers of the typists who have stayed up all night typing lists and masterpieces. We agree, it is the simplest thing in the world to turn out a yearbook. Now won't you pardon us while we toddle off to our padded cells ? CAROLE BERGER Z S 4 Q 1 W' Nw Qwf K ' 4 N56 Q A x W mf A ' X 2 V f ' x 7 f ff M Y if 2 5 'J' ' ,X Y 7 Wy, x , f '. f y? X . x ff f in 4, xf ' y , , , f' A x its? V, Q Z, I W X . y AQQXZ K , ff Tv 'A f, ., Q 76' ' A Z9 .wwwzw 'xv Www-ygfx '-Qifk f 4 hi ,A X Q, jk f ' f X 1 X l f f ff -' ,L V f ,M , SX:-, X, 4 ,Lf V x Q 'W W W 1' msc, ffffwf 0 ' f 1 Y 0 f Q, f 7 ,W f f Wm af CAN YOU IMAGINE? Mr.Rogers........... Mr. Albert Mr. Ennis .,,. . . . Mr. Nathans , . , . , . Mr. Bush ..,. .... Mr. Pozner . , . . . , Mr. Kolevzon . . . . . . Miss Menna Mr. Ames . . Mr. Di Lisio Mr. Polack . Asking for a bottle of Vitalis Taking two days for one lesson Giving an easy test At S1enderella's Without a bowling ball At Vic Tanny's .Sitting in his office all day Speaking English Meeting a deadline Borrowing your comb Teaching in only one department M EDIC Hypochondriacs, cutters and wise guys are all visitors to the infirmary. They come in with ailments ranging from sprained ankles to jungle fever. The infirmary aides can't do very much about it since they usually have no knowledge of first aid. Imagine giving aspirins to students with sprained lingers, or putting band aids on sore throats. I've seen a kid come in coughing and go out limping. The teachers aren't Florence Nightingalesn either. A student came in last term with a broken ankle, and the teacher made him go back for a pass. The aides have a pretty soft job down there because they can rest on the beds if the place is empty. The trouble is that the place is never empty. After a few dozen trips to the inhrmary, the student gets an on his record card which stands for Faker . With this brand on him he could be carried in with a concussion and not get sent home. The main goal of all frequenters of the inhrmary is to be sent home, but they usually don't succeed. They come down with sore throats, fingers, and ears, swollen wrists, ankles, and toesg broken arms, legs, noses and necksg and all the diseases in the book including chicken pox, measles, and flu. What do they do with them? Give them an aspirin of course. GIL MARLOWE NOW PLAYING My Fair Lady ...,,... Sunrise at Campobello .. ,. The Music Man .,... The Bells Are Ringing Destry Rides Again . . . The Rivalry ..,.......,.... The Marriage-Go-Round ..... Look Homeward Angel Tall Story ..,,......,ii Separate Tables .,... The Disenchanted . . . Redhead ...,......,. Sweet Bird of Youth . The Innocents ...... Goldilocks ..,,...... The Most Happy Fella La Plume de Ma Tante Three Penny Opera . . . Once More With Feeling ,..... Count Your Blessings Racket Squad ....., Imitation of Life . . The Nervous Set The Young Captives A Night to Remember . . . . .IB .. .. Eliza passed the English Regents Detention Mr. Finestone raid Drill Air Mr. Sachs on Patrol Mr. Nathans versus the Zimmermans Mr. and Mrs. Hawthorne Not Asked to the Prom Mr. Woolfsong Mr. Topping Lunchroom on a Religious Holiday Dean of Boys Mrs. McConnell All our new young teachers Any students in 108 Mr. Di Lisio 65 on English Regents A Day with Mrs. Balich Ordering in the Cafeteria .The Annual Music Festival It could have been six years The Tennis Team Home Economics Freshmen Columbusites in Spring .Senior Prom After Senior Prom fjust Brokej VIEW FROM THE WINDOW GUESS WHO? 1. Miss Barrett 2. Miss Olitsky 5. Mr. G. Zimmerman 4. Mr. Albert 5. Mrs. Nover 6. Mr. Carbonara 7. Mr. Polack 8. Mrs. Michelson 9. Mrs. Samson 10. Mrs. Casey ll. Mr. Singer Mr. Ames Mrs. Chad Mr. Krauss Mr. Goldberg Miss Becker Mr. Lieberman Miss Yama Mrs. Mendelsohn Mr. Nathans Mrs. Spritzer Mrs. Governale As I looked through the windows, I realized that a day doesn't pass without the scene changing somehow. The window is on the third floor and faces out upon the front entrance of this school. I usually look out the window when I have nothing else to do, or when I'm in a very gay or melancholy mood. And every day I have always found something new to look at. One of my favorites is the little tree that stands in front of the school. During the winter months, when everything seems to be dull, that tree is dull, too. But when spring arrives, and everything, including people, begins to brighten, the tree sprouts bright greenery. Toward summer, when we're all a little tired and can't wait for the term to end, the leaves of the little tree seem to become a duller green. During the warm months, when the kids that are out of classes hang around the front of the school in small groups, I enjoy watching Mr. Sachs come out, pencil and paper in hand, and begin writing. Occasionally, as he writes, he leans against the i'No Parking sign. I was amused one day to see five cars that had parked on either side of the street drive away as soon as they saw Mr. Sachs' pencil and paper. The Institute for the Blind, across the street, affords me some of my lighter moments. I especially like to watch the dogs when they start to bark at a passer-by- a passer-by dog that is. I've seen our flag outside go from not-too-bad to worse. The rain, wind, and snow have done havoc with it, so that the poor thing is nothing more than tatters now. You can see the Empire State Building on a clear day, and an apartment house building which is made of a light colored brick, seems to gleam when the rays of the sun hit it at a certain angle. I remember seeing a young girl leave school everyday at two o'clock and stand near the edge of the curb to wait for her boy friend. Believe me it takes courage to stand there and wait for someone when there are twenty or thirty boys around. I imagine the boys got her down one day, because as she saw her boy friend rounding the corner, she ran to him. He took her books and they walked off arm-in-arm. One day I saw something that I had only previously seen in the newspapers, or in the movies: a two seater bicycle. Two young boys from the Institute were riding it around the paths. As I watched them, I began to daydream about a five or six seater. Imagine the fun you could have with it. You and your friends could go to the beach on it, or to picnics, or to the tennis courts. But, of course, I gave up the idea as whimsical. At just about the time when the kids from P.S. 89 are going home for lunch, the newspaper delivery truck pulls up in front of our school, and an argument always arises among the kids as to who is going to have the honor that day. Somehow, despite the arguments, the papers manage to get delivered in one piece. From the window you can see the women shoppers-those who have done their shopping, and those who are going to. You can see two city maintenance men paint a lamp post in ten minutes without missing a spot. You can see the cars and the trucks that roar by so loudly that you can't even hear yourself speak. All these things are part of Columbus, and each day a new part is added. JUDY KLEINBERG TEAMS JANUARY '59 SWIMMONG ee- aowurxse . A q A CHEERLEADERS ,4 By r v'v K A - .4 A E T v- .i - Q ., x.x. L QQ? 1 N CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM f ifnfmfyi ,- , . , ,X A . , ' f ,. 2 1 ,g'-M-W- f ' ' '? ff 14 , Q, WW:2,g:,5r,:3r,,, nrgcwfy, W -.4 I , T ,,- Wag k-W1 ,, , Z, , J. , A ,WW , ,H , 0 X 1 1 T .,-.R .H-1 RIFLE TEAM SOCCER TEAM A. W A... 5 515 c, w1fEf1 RIFLE TEAN TRACK - 13 'Ex K Ny E Q2 M. K W 71 . 1- v X , mf: ' V1 - wf ' Q 2 - ' f fm' . . Q 559 -N gg.f1f.fQ3 43,9 Miap LEADERS p 7 V 8 RFNXAII INC. FIRST joia Bob was fifteen minutes early. joe wouldn't like that. Timing was the most im- portant factor in their plan. Bob stopped under the traiiic light where Joe would pick him up in his new car. He had a feeling that he was being watched, but why would anybody want to watch him? No one knew what he was going to do. He had never done anything like this before. That was why joe had picked him out. His picture wasn't in the police files or in any newspapers. Nobody would ever remember having seen him before. He turned slowly, feeling tight in all the muscles of his powerful seventeen year old body. He looked up and down the street. Then he felt better. The eyes he had felt watching him belonged to a cook frying eggs on a grill in a short-order joint. The smell of frying bacon made Bob hungry. He went in and sat at the counter. He had a clear view of the corner. It was thirteen minutes now. When Joe stopped, Bob would step into the car, and they would be off just like any two men going to work. This was his first job and with an old-timer like joe, that was luck. joe had this job worked out to the smallest detail. Nothing could possibly backfire. Give me two two-minute eggs, orange juice, and black coffee, said a voice beside him as a little fat man sat down on a stool. Bob jumped in fear. Then he settled back. What was he afraid of? He ordered juice, coffee, and a couple of medium eggs. The counterman served the fat man first. Ten minutes more now, Bob thought. He finished his juice. Then he thought, Why is the cook watching the corner? Bob smiled a little and looked back at the cook. The cook dropped his eyes from the window in front of him. He couldn't know. What a fool I was to come in here, Bob thought. joe was right. I shouldn't have come early. Sweat stood out on his forehead. The cook was watching the corner again. Something was up. Something must be wrong. He looked at his watch. Two minutes more. joe would pull up in the car any second now. Bob took out his handkerchief and wiped his face. Anything wrong? the fat man asked. Bob jumped. Oh, no, just sitting too close to the stove, I guess. He looked out the window. joe's car was at the curb, and the cook was looking straight at him. Bob's muscles tightened he watched the minute hand make its way past the time. When Bob failed to show, joe drove off. Bob didn't move. Timing. That was what joe had always said. They would have to get there at exactly the right moment for this job. One minute off and it would be no-go. Well, that would be the way with Bob from now on. No-go. No more jobs like that. He paid his check and made himself walk out the door slowly. He would get a job, not joe's kind of job-a real job. No big money, maybe, but a chance to laugh and joke with regular guys. No running away. No shame. No wondering when people looked at him. He opened his mouth and breathed in the clear morning air. Back in the restaurant the fat man was still eating. I d0n't get eggs like this at home, he said. What's your secret? The cook looked out the window and then smiled at the fat man. No secret. just a traffic light. For a soft-boiled egg it takes three changes from green to red. For medium eggs it's four switches from green to red, and six switches for hard-boiled. It's all a matter of timing. STEVEN KRIEGSMAN YEARBGOK DAEFYNITION S A jingle-A clumsy piece of gossip At the Helm-The Editorial Bored Senior Poll-Good Politicians Camera Shy-Explosive Types LESLIE STEINHAUSE X ea: JT w ,.. i 0. . A ejrlfg ' a. 2.415 fi Q VJ dit John McGiver, one of the original faculty members of Columbus' English Depart- ment, was the first of our faculty to join the armed forces in World War II. Returning from active service in 1946, Mr. McGiver studied and taught theater work at the famous Catholic University drama school in Washington, D. C. and at St. Louis University. He returned to Columbus in 1948 but retired in 1955 to give all his time to the pro- fession of actor-writer. He was last seen on Broadway in God and Kate llfillflbhy, prior to that in Drink lo Me Only and Cloud 7. He is continuously busy in a variety of featured roles on tele- vision and in films. So much so that he is literally a commuter between the East and West coasts. Among his films are Looe in the Afferzzoon, Siory of ez Pazlriol, Once Upon el Horre and The Man in the Raincoat. Recently he played in Chicago with Burgess Meredith in the Cirrm of Dr. Lao and on tour in the Rewazrhazhle Mr. Pemzypezrher Qalso with Mr. Meredithj. He has written and had produced several fine plays, includ- ing All Gaul if DT1-'T6fE62I. Students and teachers watch for his many appearances on television, where he is now frequently in the stellar role. His household consists of an active, growing family of seven children, a German Shepherd dog named Maud, and an ancient country church in upstate New York, which he and his wife have converted into a summer home. Columbus is proud of the superb talents of one of its recent graduates, Ann Ban- croft. After Columbus, Ann studied acting at the American Academy of Dramatic Art. She made her first television appearance on Studio One and has since played on Suspense, Danger, Kraft Theatre and most other leading video programs. Ann attracted wide- spread attention with her Hrst screen performance as Richard Widmark's girl friend in Do1z'l Bother to Knock, Among her other outstanding roles were those as Broderick Crawfords daughter in New York Cofzjidezzfjazl and Anthony Quinn's sister in Naked Slreef. You haven't seen Ann Bancroft in recent television roles for the very best reason of all. She is fully occupied, as everyone knows, as the co-star of the two-character Broadway play Tufo for the Seemzo. The rave notices of the critics spell success for Ann who has come a long, long way from the little stage struck girl who took her first bow in a kindergarten performance of The Three Bearr. Richard Davalos, another Columbus graduate, began his professional career with a leading role in the film Ear! of Eden, While in high school he performed with the Chapel Theatre Group, presenting plays for children at various New jersey schools. While serving aboard the USS Midway, Richard weighed the pros and cons of a theatrical career. Deciding to try it, he began an intensive training for the theatre including dance work with Martha Graham and Erich Hawkins and acting at the Herbert Berghof School. An off-Broadway production brought him to the attention of television casting agents, and he has appeared in numerous video roles. For a season he acted at the Arts Theatre in Ann Arbor. One of his finest Broadway roles was as jerry in Arthur Miller's A View From ihe Bridge. Although we don't have a record handy for another of our recent graduates, Susan Harrison is an actress to watch for on video and in films. lust recently Susan had the starring role on Playhouse 90. She attended Boston University for a time and made her Broadway debut in William Saroyan's The Core Dzvellemx In her first movie she co-starred with Burt Lancaster and Tony Curtis in The Szveef Smell of Sm're,r.f. Success to you, Susan. , r ,, .S 3 y 4 Q gn xii. W- XA. ,gffmi 4 - Q . fr -.. k K B . , i ' w - Xii v Q. ,vw - V Kff- 5 sv y X 1 I U8 Qs, 12 'ui 4 is ,rms Y. f wf t X, ,iggi-vggfffixv NV' df N 'sq pn ,Q . c all Q u'Z+. MM, LJ , ff We-M, THE BEGINNINGS dear Matty. May you be with us for a long, long time ! In early Columbus days, the area was so rural that it did not seem out of place to see a vegetable garden on the school lawn. Matty would pick up a few vegetables and greens from April to late October. Matty remembers rabbits being raised in our basement, and she recalled to Mr. Nathans an incident of these first years. As Matty bent down to pick up some rubber bands, the rubber bands moved away. She screamed and called for Mr. N. who had to retrieve the tiny snakes that had wandered from the biology lab. ALAN NATHANS It was a snowy Sunday in February, 1939 that most of us Old Guard teachers had our first glimpse of Christopher Columbus High School. The snow was really coming down hard, and we had to plow through knee deep drifts to get to our destination. In those days this was really open territory. There were no houses at all to the west or north of us. The project didn't exist and a farm with horses and chickens was right across the street. Qln season many of us bought fresh fruit and vegetables direct from the farmer himselfj Each of us had received a postcard requesting that we report at ten am to help prepare the program cards of the students due the next morning. RFP and Registration Cards were new words in our vocabularies, but under the kindly direction of Mr Andre Fontaine, then Administrative Assistant, we soon learned how to program our pros pective students. MARGARET PARSONS Times have changed. It is not with regret for the changes but with nostalgia that so many of the early students and teachers of Columbus recall the days of super productions and music festivals. There was that full-length musical, Swordr Around flye Queen, the Stasheff-Phillips opus. There was Captain Applejark directed by Miss D'Amato, Mr. Stasheff and Mr. Phillips. There were One-Act Play Tournaments. There was even a concert that Mr. Phillips wanted all the faculty to attend in evening dress. Ah, well. Something of the old days came back to us on April 17th and 18th of this year, when a large cast of students and teachers, under the direction of Miss Imperato and Mr. Flaxman, presented our Twentieth Anniversary Show. The Columbus Show goes on, still buoyant, still playing to a packed house. In fact, the latest prediction is that the graduating class of June, 1960 will easily reach the staggering figure of one thousand. We carry on. The picture of Miss Madeline M. Hurton, known to everyone in Columbus as Matty , is a must for our Anniversary Issue. Matty was here long before any of us long before the school was ready to open its doors. The painters were still working all over the building. Matty remembers Mr. Wallace helping to clean up some of the worst of the debris. Columbus was in a lovely country setting in 1939. It wasn t merely the absence of sidewalks, says Matty, but the gardens and the trees. Along the south east corner of the building were apple trees and a good-sized vegetable patch Matty is a difficult lady to interview because she is too modest to tell us what we all should know: that without Matty this school would not be quite the wonderful place it has always been. No one in this building has ever been more devoted more attached to our school and its progress these past twenty years. Our hats off to you THE ORIGINAL CGLUTWBUS FACULTY Here are the members of the first Columbus faculty who are still with us. Unable to be present for their pictures, but also included in the original group are: Miss Menna, Mrs. Rowan, Mrs. Malloy, Mr. Fried, Mrs. Governale, Miss Halstead, Mrs. Hewitt, Mrs. Helfer, Mrs. Leaycraft, Dr. Isaacs, Mr. Nathans, Mr. Speed, Mrs. Weinsteiii and Miss Yama. COLUMBUS FIRSTS 1939 Columbus opens its doors. Dedication Exercises were held on October 11, 1939. On this memorable occasion the dedication was made by Mr. Alberto Bonaschi, member of the Board of Education. The Honorable Fiorello H. La Guardia, Mayor of New York, and Dr. Frederic Ernst, Superintendent of the High School Division, gave the main addresses. Many dis- tinguished guests were present. An original play called Land Ho was directed by Mr. Stasheff with original music by Mr. Phillips. First Prom, Blue Letter Day, Admiral , Mr. Nathans led the first Senior Class to graduation. 1940 1941 1942 1944 1945 1946 1947 1949- 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954- 1956- 1959- -G.O. Elections, intramural team Qsoftball with Mr. George Zimmermanj. -Horizon, Annual Music Festival and Dance. -junior Arista, basketball team. -Basketball team at Madison Square Garden, Columbus leads the Columbus Day Parade. -Baseball team, uniform examinations. Alumni reunion. Dr. Loughran, Father of Columbus, retires. Track team, football team. Skating party. Bronx Park Community Center. -Columbus adopts a French town, Annual G.O. Elections. -Columbus-Soccer Champs of New York City. Faculty Basketball game, first boat ride. Swimming party. Mr. Kolevzon becomes Principal, New dress code inaugurated. G.O. Carnival, Twentieth Anniversary Show. XWHERE DID YOU GO? . . . DUT! WHAT DID YOU DQ? . . . PLENTY! MR. PHILLIPS MR. STASHEFF MRS. ASCHER Many years ago, Mr. Wliel.1i1 of the English Department, kept our alumni list alive. Unliortunately, that task had to be limited in more recent times. Here, however, is .1 sampling of Columbus students and teachers who have gone on to do plenty! Muni Airlfw' former Clhairman of our Accounting Department. Poet and educator, she is also a distinguished painter, winner ol' many awards, including the Gold Medal ol' Honor for the bc-st oil painting at the annual exhibit ot' Painters and Sculptors. Pan! Bi1lZ6l'fflLlI1lOf high school principal. Gilfzrhz Bw'rlmfllP-Teacher of Health Education, Flushing High Nm'11f.u1 Bflll'kfOLllSlilI'lQllI1g metallurgist. femme Brjfimrzzzilavvyer Lenmmf Brjrkzmzzz-t'ornier Columbus science teacher, long our Dean of Boys, opened and ran our own evening center. Now Mr, Brickman is Director of the new Wagner Youth and Adult Center in Manhattan. Fnzzfrey Care3'+Instructor, Brooklyn Community College Szmzzz Calm!-Movie Star Milton CazjjIi11+Chairman, Industrial Arts Department, De Witt Clinton Erfber Claim'-returned to us, as you all know, in the Math, Department forepb Ciojfi-Manager of Gristede Brothers Stores folm Cotver-former Columbus teacher of English, elementary school principal. Now Assistant Superintendent, Board of Education. Merril' Dazicb-Chairman, Health Education Department, Haaren High Ilvalfei' Degmzzz-former Health Education Chairman at Columbus and our acting principal. Now principal of De Witt Clinton High Onnzr Dombmu'-former Social Studies Chairman of Columbus, and our acting principal. Now principal of Charles Evans Hughes High f.z1fxe.r Dfmleui-junior high school principal fart E.flri11iChairman of Social Studies Department, Richmond Hill High joan Farrell-Popular Dental Assistant in Parkchester Dazzjel Iieim-Chairman, Social Studies Department, Prospect Heights High BtII'b.1I',Z Fe1z,i'fe1'iGraduate in Speech Therapy, just married, will teach therapy at a New York hospital. Sheff.: Fe1z.i'fw'fAlso recently married, with a degree in Fine Arts from Boston U. Soon to be teaching. Slaljllell Finger-C.P.A. C.rr'fw11 FrcJw'n'i.ifrpopular singer and recording artist - Renee Golirbi-member of our lirst class for foreign students, graduated at top of her class at Brooklyn College. Now teaching French at Barnard. Mzzmzy Goldberg-Elementary School Principal Myron Gordon-C.P.A. Robert G1'eez1bazf111-Writer on Philadelphia Daily News Harvey Halfofm'-Dentist Irzfirzg Halprizz-Chairman, Social Studies Department, Bayside High Mazzrjre Helfmm-Chairman, Industrial Art Department, Bryant High Gerald Hilton-Member of original faculty. Now Assistant Director of Cooperative Education. Beatrice Izzzperraio-With us again. Directed so many of our Senior Night programs and the climaxing Twentieth Anniversary Show! Cfarirtizze jorgemefz-former . . . fare Kefiezzlaazzmz-'former teacher in Columbus. Now Chairman of Accounting Depart- ment, Charles Evan Hughes High. Marilyn Kazrwzamrz--Interning at Bellevue, psychiatrist Toby Kzfrzbarzd-former Chairman of our Art Department. Principal of Public School One, Manhattan. Grace La Brnzzi-Teaching at Brooklyn Community College Horace Lazpzmzzz-elementary school principal The Lempertf-Arfbzzr-Graduate of Cornell and Stanford Law School. Attorney in San Francisco and teaching at San Francisco State College. INI01 71IdlI-OPfOfDCfflSfQ Executive member of Bronx County Optometric Society. Philip-C.C.N.Y., U. of California. Now at Chicago College of Medicine Norzzmu Lefkoufifz-Teacher Angelo Lombardo-C.P.A. Roland La Sfazrzaz-Professional heavyweight boxer Richard Miami-Investigator Elm Mazzz0rr0gOn faculty of Brooklyn Community College Zim Markr-Another of our graduates teaching now at Columbus lVillard Mmzzzr-Novelist and short story writer Grate Mil0ATeacher, Health Education, john Adams High Stewart Meyer-Honor graduate of Columbia U. Now on a fellowship at Princeton University. Gary Morton-T.V. Comedian Gerry Pazzlfon-C.P.A. D072 Pbillilbr-former Chairman of Music Department at Columbus, director with Mr. Stasheff of our first, glorious musicals. Now Superintendent of Schools, Syosset, Long Island. lVilIiaw Porrelmz-District Supervisor of Boy Scouts of America Robert Rofentbazl-Teacher Bermzrd Rerfyro-Free lance writer, contributor to New York Times Magazine, Staff of Columbia School of journalism. llvilliam Rorenfbal-former Chairman of Columbus Health Education Department. Now Assistant Director of Health Education, Board of Education. Rey Rzzbifz-former student, now one of our teachers, and as you know, top basketball coach. David Siegel-Chairman, Accounting Department Maurice Srbillifzg-Resident in psychiatry, Yale Medical School forepb Scbirzdelmalz-Commercial Artist fofef Schneider-former Columbus teacher. Now an outstanding Child photographer. Herbert Sbeilz-In the Israeli Army Vivian Sazyozfitz-Cooperative farmer in Israel Edward Starbejjf-Former director of our famous Columbus plays, T.V. Director. Now Assistant Professor, University of Michigan. Grate Wacky-Chairman, English Department, Morris High We know this is a very inadequate sampler. Perhaps we will be able to keep better records of our distinguished graduates from now on. Let us know, you graduates of '59, when yon achieve success! I REMEMBER, I REMEMBER . . . Columbus, in its essential characteristic of a friendly school, is the same now as twenty years ago. The faculty have never ceased to be considerate of each other and to transmit this concern to their pupils. Such a basic kindliness has made a firm foundation for our scholastic and administrative advances. ELSA G. BECKER I did not know Columbus twenty years ago. Today I find Columbus alive and vital . . . Like the great explorer from whom we take our name, teachers and students have shown both foresight and courage in charting a course toward new and better goals for all. Perhaps like that explorer, we won't get quite where we've been aiming either -but like him our work will open new vistas for those who come after us, and will not be in vain. NORMA MICHELSON The relaxed attitude which I noticed when I first came to Columbus has disappeared. The neighborhood has also changed. There were hardly any houses on the route I took to school. Now the area is completely built up. RUTH KAUFNER The past always seems so much nicer than the present. Time tends to dim the bad memories. I can say from experience that we had more and better readers in the early years than we do today, My motto is Wake Up! And Read. MAX DUNN A friendly, close school where students soon learn that teachers and students can be and are friends. HAROLD GOLDBERG It seems to me that our students are a bit more mature now but not quite as studious as those who were here twenty years ago. IRVING LIEBERMAN Contrary to the prevalent feeling of a general deterioration in our young, I believe our students have definitely improved in neatness, in dress, in assuming a more earnest attitude toward their studies, and even in a greater affection and respect for their school. CAMILLA D'AMATO Twenty years ago I spent a few very pleasant years at Columbus as a student, taking advantage of the extra-curricular activities. Today I am still at Columbus, still in pleasant surroundings, and still taking advantage of our wonderful extra-curricular activities. ROY RUBIN Columbus has always been a friendly school-for teachers and pupils. JOSEPH KRAUSS Students tougher? Hardly! As I recall, we were permitted to play host to a refined group of roughnecks Qonly one section of the student bodyj. Refined in the sense that they had been assigned to selected annexes at their previous schools and then shipped here en masse. Those were the days of the Big House type of movies and the lunch room resounded to banging cups . . . SIDNEY TARR We lived in the middle of beautiful little farms. Today we are in the midst of cliff dwellers. Farmers sold us their wares, and it was a pleasure to watch this rural scene from our windows. GEORGE ZIMMERMAN They were the golden years of enthusiasm and hard work. The dramatic and music productions were remarkable. ALICE HEWITT When we entered Columbus as students our feelings were of awe. The building seemed very large and imposing. Our hopes were mixed with apprehension. As pupil- teachers, we do not find the building quite so large, but we must admit our feelings are just about the same. We believe, however, that just as we enjoyed and profited from the time spent in Columbus as students, we will do so again as pupil-teachers. DIANA KOPCINSKI and ELIZABETH CONNELLY Columbus was fzlire as soon as it began. It is still alive. Long may she wave! ELEANOR GISOLFI THE LITTLE THINGS IN LIFE In America, it seems that we measure progress by size, that is, the bigger an object the better it is. For example, we make our cars bigger and gaudier each year. Our supermarkets get larger and larger. Products put on the market today are never made in a small size. They usually run from Large or Family size to the Giant Economy Size. Therefore it is not strange to hear a clerk saying, Large is the smallest size we make . Movies are advertised as colossal or stupendous, with casts of thousands . Every- thing is done on a large scale, and if one doesn't stop to think about it, it seems that the biggest is the best. This is obviously not so. Anyone who goes to see a giant spectacular comes away awed by all the noise and color but ignorant of ideas. A quiet, unobtrusive black and white film may be much better in all ways, but it is considered old fashioned. Though it may be acclaimed by the critics, it will be a monetary flop. Why can't the people in America come back to the little things in life, the little things in size-books, for instance, the little things in entertainment-like plain con- versation, the little things in life-thinking, judgment, questioning. Books can't be easily advertised in three different sizes. Thinking cannot be made into a new model every year. Two men's conversation on world affairs can't compare with a cast of thousands crossing the desert. Or can it? We in America are supposed to have come from people who were rugged indi- vidualists, who thought for themselves. All the luxuries of modern life have weakened us mentally and physically. We tend to accept things rather than question them. Our values have changed. One big question for this graduating class and for all of us is this: Can enough people retain their natural curiosity and interest in life to keep us from becoming a civilization contented with mediocrity? SUSAN WARSH IN MEMORIAM In the midst of our anniversary festivities, it is fitting that we pause to pay tribute to Mr. Bernard Greenberg, who died suddenly at the beginning of this school year. Mr. Greenberg, teacher of social studies, former acting chairman of that department, was a vital, interesting, beloved fellow worker. With his constant willingness to cooperate, his enthusiasm for everything and everyone in Columbia, he had just taken on another job-the publicity of our Twentieth Anniversary-when death came. In a very special memorial service held in our Library on January 30th, Mr. Kolevzon, Mrs. Davis, and Mr. Dombrow paid moving tribute to his memory. Briefly we quote from the words of Mr. Dombrow, his co-worker and personal friend for many years. . . . my respect for him developed because he was one person who could be sure to criticize because of principle. He was a man of profound integrity and deep conviction. He was a man of the faith who not only believed in it but practiced it. He was a man of expansive loyalties and sincere devotion . . . And while Columbus has lost a very faithful, devoted, and dedicated teacher, I regret only one thing-that this audience consists only of colleagues, because essentially, while he loved his colleagues, his deeper devotion was to his pupils, and I think this audience should be crowded with them. We in Columbus-teachers and so many students over the years- will not forget his fine personality and his unstinted dedication to our interests. THE MOSTS Did you ever wonder what happened to those people in your classes who were voted most popular, most likely to succeed, most witty? For our twentieth anniversary issue we decided to look up some of our former mosts to see how close our prog- nostications were. Case number one-Most popular girl in 8-7, june, 1920 GARBO, GRETA, 8-7 0046 Remote Avenue General-Actress Gym Clubg Friendship Clubg Golf Club, War Club Always friendly, always gay, Thinking of more friends She'll make some day. Case number two-Most Witty in 8-1, January, 1935 KARLOFF, BORIS, 8-1 1313 Ghoul Road Academic-Taxidermist Nature Clubg Needlecrafters. Before he sews them up He puts them in stitches. Case number three-Most Likely to Succeed in 8-5, june, 1946 SUTTON, WILLIAM, 8-S 61738490 Alcatraz Lane Academic-Accountant Sr. Class Treasurerg Eco. Clubg Aide to Lunchroom Cashier. Likes to be called Willy, In accounting so astute- Soon to get all the loot. Case number fouraMost Shy in 8-9, june, 1949 PRESLEY, ELVIS, 8-9 412 Hound Dog Street Academic-Chiropracter Music Appreciation Club, Birdwatching Society. Poor Presley will never Get any place Sitting quietly Staring into space. Case number five-Most Witty in 8-4, June, 1937 KRUSHCHEV, NICKY, 8-4 1900 Grotsky Square General-Building Contractor Arista, Reading to the Blind. Clever Nicky is a builder You can trust, He'll build a wall You can't bust. Case number sixQMost Likely to Succeed in 8-13, BARDOT, BRIGITTE, 8-13 36 Featherbed Lane Commercial-Secretary Dean of Boys' Ofhceg Shy Brigitte Bardot From C0-op learned a lotg She'll be a good secret'ry Then settle down for housewifery. GIL MARLOXWE January, 19 5 0 X Q st-xx . x t , xx V .5 X . .gzip S X -wg., . 'U x Mi K 'fib- sf 'sg si ali . A X my 15? ix Naive - X .-it' X ffs S7 X . 'Q 'fx 1 N ' J .1 p 3315 SENIOR POLL JANUARY, 1959 ZVIUJI Popular 8-1 Joseph Kornbleuth Carol Aaronson 8-2 Ernest Enax Fran Krepisman 8-3 Danny Hafner Evelyn Acerbo 8-4 Ralph Picone Carole Pollack 8-5 Herbert Lewis Karen Fox Or 2 Claudette Guyenet SENIOR POLL JUNE, 1959 Mori Polbrzlm' 8-1 Mark Martelli Vivian Shapiro 8-2 joe De Luca Grace Ardin 8-3 Mike Kaufman Gail Schneider 8-4 Richard Puia Harriet Katz 8-S Larry Calagna Sharon Locker 8-6 Paul Berger Harriet Miller 8-7 Lois Saggese 8-8 Frank La Morte Virginia Dama 8-9 Jerry Myerson Renee Kanter 8-10 Sonny Iazzetta Joan Ratti 8-11 Karl Itzkowitz Lillian Loftus 8-12 Barry Bader Ann La Notte 8-13 Louis Becchetti Sema Dlugach 8-14 Arthur Gorman Ann De Carlo 8-15 Gerry Weintraub Ellen Schoenheld 8-16 Anthony Pedatella Micki Barsky 8-17 William Squillante Maria Bittner OR-Z Neil Seiden Ellen Novich llyillierl Ed Brennan Barbara Rubin Robert Sabatino Diane Ginsberg Larry Demick Susan Kressel Barry King Nanette Rogoff Douglas Marks Leslie Steinhause Carole Berger Wfiftieff William Germano Cathleen Biddescomb Richie Rodriguez Jacqueline 'Iaffe Eddie Studnitzer Lorretta Timlin Robert Giacomino jean Contino Warren Miller Lydia Strauss Bernie Panoff Lynda Saviano Barbara Musto Bruce Gutheil Rosalie Hausman Al Cavalluzzo Eva La Bianca joseph LaVista Rhoda Crane Lewis DeAngeles Carole Rosenberg Phil Dolce Louise Malester Mike Nacht Barbara Pomerantz Harold Miller Barbara Scoppa Steve Rubin Linda Holzman Ann Marie Murphy Walter Srebnick Edward Bronfeld 'lane Pandolph Ira Adler Gabrielle Stern M011 Likely T0 Smieed Alan Berusch Laura Hanson Marty Schwartz Jean Rondi Edward Laux Gloria Shapiro Sheldon Schnall Debbie Posner jason Bialow Minna Davidson Barbara Hecht Mort Likely T0 Sfmeed joseph Mattes Irene Chornodolsky William Bertin Ronnie Bernabom Mark Sonnenberg Marie Greco Paul Lizzo Darlene Bregman Mel Citrin Sharon Locker Harvey Wechsler Nancy Kopell Gail Cameron Bob Rubin Rosalyn Brickman jerry Myerson Gloria Dumke Bob Tomashevsky Florence Feldman Martin Forman Susan Becker Dom Tominaro Linda Lipman Neil Lawner Pam Gursky Michael Leff joy Mitchell Joseph Hammerman Linda Holzman Richard Callen Toby Tlusty Paul Jacobs Maria Bittner Martin Hecht Lois Kramer 5- S3 ZZ? ,,h. 211 ,,,, , V , f LA. MR. FURMAN MR. COHEN GIRL 81 BOY LEADERS 3,4 S MRS. DUNSHEE Z W SY' , 'L A 8-5 , 8-2 MR. LIEBERMAN s,,v1n MRS. SILVE! g QSENYOR ARR'5TP97f ,fl R J M Samoa COUNQL Way to a mans heart. AARONSON, CAROL 8-1 2187 Holland Avenue 62 Academic'-Miami-journalist Yearbook Repg College Rep, Mrs. Linder, Attendance Othce Blondie , Writer to beg U. of Miami. ALESSY, ALBERT 8-1 950 Mace Avenue 69 GeneralhNz1vy Library Aideg Mr. Dunng Nlrs. Browne, Mr. Gordon Good Looking, tall, Witli brown hair He'll take to the seas, Not to the air. BABEL, MARY ANN 8-5 44 Fordham Street 64 General-Comptometer Operator Mr. Goldberg Comptometry is her job. On co-op this past year, She says, Its great. We're sure she'll rate In her new found career. BERKOW-ITZ, RITA 8-4 1954 Unionport Road 62 Academic Mrs. Ryan, Principal's Ofhceg G.O. Rep, Sr. Arista Brown hair with blonde on top Loves handball, dancing, skatingg Best experience has been Co-op And all O's in character rating. BIALOW, JASON 8-5 2453 Wilson Avenue 69 Academic-Fordham-Pharmacis Mrs. Greensong Dr. Rosenthalg Mrs. Balichg Miss Chevola Many character. attendance rewards. Loved the boat ride And skating partyg Now Jays all set for pharmacy. E ACERBO. EVELYN 8-3 1819 Barnes Avenue 62 Academic-Hunter-Teacher Mr. Forman, Mr. Sawickig Arista, Mr. Tarr ln character and subjects Her awards number five, Swims, dances and ice skates Shes really alive. ASHKENASE, ARLENE 8-5 2108 Haight Avenue 61 Academic-F.l.T.-Fashion Illus. Mrs. Balichg Mrs. Samsong Dr. Kurzbandg Mrs. Dunshee The opportunity to study art Forms in her life the major part BERGER, CAROLE OR 2 758 Brady Avenue 62 Ac.-Man, School of Music- Education Senior Bandg Senior Orchestrag Boosters' Club, Horizon- Anchor Staff Plays the bass, talented Cari, Anchor staff, her main feature, May she long tarry As a Music Teacher! BER USC H, ALAN 8-1 2754 Wallace Avenue 67 Academic-C.C.N.Y.-Doctor Captain, Handball Team, Mr. Kadishg Asst. Boy leader Aristag Miss Abramson The winner of 3 major Cs , Success in life should be a breeze BOMSE, FRANCINE 8-5 1005 Esplanade Place 61 Commercial-N.Y.U-Legal Sec. Mrs. McConnell, Anchor Rep, Mrs. Zoogman Likes dancing and acting, The Yankees from long agog Certificates in typing A whiz at steno. BRODSKY, MARILYN 8- 5 655 Pelham Parkway 67 Ac:--I-Iunter-Social Worker Bronx Houseg Miss Chevolag Mr. Liebermang Mr. Kadish Proud of awards in English And I-Iistoryg Wforking with children And folk dancing her specialty. CLEMENTE, ELIA 8-3 1753 Seddon Street 61 Academic-C.C.N.Y.-Architect Soccer Teamg Mrs. Ginoriog Mr. Carbonara Soccer is his game Architect his aim. COI-IEN, SUSAN 8-5 2090 East Tremont Avenue 62 Academic-C.C.N.Y.- Choreography Yearbook Staffg Mr. Rogersg Library Aicleg Mrs. I-Ielfer When on the Anchor Staff She wrote your iinglesg Loves dancing-ballet and To modern jazz she tingles. CONROY, JOHN 8-4 2195 Washington Avenue 58 General-Policeman I-Iunting's his hobby Working-a Bobby When he calls, better stopg This is Conroy-the cop, DAVIDSON, MINNA 8-5 1826 White Plains Road 62 Academic-Hunter-Teacher Aristag Tennis Clubg College Repg Principal's Office Reading, dancing, tennis All enthrall Minna. And to handle each Little Dennis ? A sure winna. BOODMAN, SAM 8-4 2132 Wallace Avenue 62 Academic-C.C.N.Y.-Engineer Spanish Officeg Rifle Club Muscleman Sam is one to fear Now it's hunting and girls That his interest holds. Later? let's try engineer. BRENNAN, EDWARD 8-1 3190 Pifsifai Place 65 General-Bx. Comm.-Tool, Die Maker Senior Council Eddy's hair is red, And his eyes are blue, He's tops at hunting, fishing too. BUONINCONTRI, CI-IAS. 8-5 2426 Bouck Avenue 69 General Bowling Teamg A. V. Squad A winner in the Bronx Bowling Tournament, Charlie in this field I-Ias a real bent. COI-IEN, MURIEL 8-5 1190 Waring Avenue 69 Academic-I-Iunter-Teacher Booster Clubg Mrs. P. Coheng A. V. Squadg Sec. Sr. Council Shes made friends in Columbus Wfhom she holds dearg She enjoys competition For it gives her no fear. COLUCCI. RICHARD 8-4 2756 Barnes Avenue 67 Academic-C.C.N.Y.-Teacher Dawn Patrolg Mr. Birnbaumg Mrs. Cerretag Mr. Stopen ln teachers Richie prefers the men And so-he'll be one of them. COSTANZO, ROSALIE 8-5 2513 Tratrnan Avenue 61 General-Typist Dr. Kurzbanclg P.T.A. Rep Rosalie took part In the fashion showg At the business world Shell have a go. DEMICK, LAWRENCE 8-5 2138 Wfallace Avenue 62 General-Bronx Community Basketball Teamg Miss Boyajiang Mr. Rubing Mr. Bush Our basketball co-captain In other fields too, he'll win. BOYLE, DENNIS 8-4 2764 Latting Street 61 General-Mechanic Tinkering under a Ford His face intent with toilg Its our skilled mechanic, Our own Dennis Boyle. BRIGELL, BARBARA 8-1 2145 Matthews Avenue 62 Academic--Hunter-Teacher Sr. Chorusg College Repg Senior Councilg Booster Clubg Barbaras interests Are children and writing Shes won many awards- She's in there fighting. XY inged Vlfords. DIAZ, ANNA 8-2 2715 Webb Avenue 68 General-Secretary Mrs. Parsons In modern dancing She's at the top O's in character XVon by this co-op. DROBNER, DIANE 8-4 2102 Holland Avenue 62 Academic-Hunter-Secretary Mr. Carbonarag Mrs. Governale Red-haired Diane will Try her hand at secretarial Work-bi-lingual. EAGLE, JOYCE s.z 2055 Cruger Avenue 62 Academic-Hunter-Teacher jr. Aristag Miss Ferrigang Mrs. P. Coheng Miss Davidson Joyce loves to dance, to skate, In school work high does rateg She's won awards in science and math, Students to her, will beat a path. EGOL, MARILYN 8-4 2095 Cruger Avenue 62 Commercial-Secretary Mrs. Malloyg Mr. Seff Brown hair and Cute? Oh very She'll be a private secretary. ENAX, ERNEST 8-2 1586 Paulding Avenue 62 General-Navy Track Teamg Softball Team Many sports on land plays heg But they may all give way To the grand tour via Navy. DERNBERGER, CAROLE 8- 1 1594 Unionport Road Academic-Registered Nurse Emergency Roomg Miss Ferrigan Usher Squadg Chorus At school, a party, or in the gym She's always lively, pert, and prim DRUCKER, SANDRA 8-1 2160 Holland Avenue 62 Comm.-Legal Stenographer Miss Davisg Mr. Paluchg Mrs. Greenson Brown-eyed Sandy of fine reputeg Shelll always be honest and astute. EDELL, MARSHA as 1594 Unionport Road 62 Academic-Hunter-Teacher Columbus Forumg Library Aideg Dr. Isaacsg Bronx House Horseback riding and tennis For Arista Edellg Music and skating Also ring a bell. ELL, SHARON 8-4 2415 Williamsbridge Road 69 Academic-F.I.T.- Interior Decorator Mr. Pollockg Miss Mennag Mrs. MacKnightg Mr. Morris Excellence in character, In English as wellg And theres interior decorating For Sharon Ell. FAECHER, EVELYN 8-2 2180 Wallace Avenue 62 Commercial-C.C.N,Y.-Teacher Senior Aristag Miss Ferrigang Principalls Ofticeg Miss Winter Theres one bit of knowledge Evie Will always possess. Passing an Algebra End term Wfith one hour less. FRIEDLANDER, STANLEY 8-4 1212 Lydig Avenue 61 Academic-N.Y.U.-Dentist Senior Bandg Bio. Labg Miss Davis, Miss Yama Here are some things he can do: Plays all sports, goes bowling too. He'll be a dentist at N.Y.U. GAMMINO, ROBERT 8-3 166 DeLancey Place 65 General-Manhattan-Navy Mrs. Browne, Mrs. Annis He won in several intramurals, From sports he gets his kicksg And he loves to eat at Nick's. GIANGRANDE, MARIO 8- 1 1459 Arnow Avenue 69 General Mrs. Weinsteing Mr. Formang Mr. Arceryg Mr. Rubin Constantly on the gog Baseball, Basketball Nearly six feet tall Goal, A good job for Mario. GOLDBERG, ELLEN 8-2 762 Brady Avenue 62 General-Secretary Art and dancing And many a sport Secretary or designer Will be her forte. GORI, GINO 8-3 2705 Colden Avenue 69 Academic Soccer Team Gino was in the all-Scholastic game. As Soccer star He led our school to fame. FITZGERALD, EDWARD 8-5 1729 Libby Place 61 General A fine boy for whom One need never fear! Working on Co-op Will lead him to a career. FORTUNATO, CARL 8-1 2025 Colonial Avenue 61 General-Pilot Carl likes to hunt, Water ski and skate, As a commercial pilot We're sure he'll be great! GALUB, RITA 8-1 2504 Olinville Avenue 67 Academic-Mount Sinai-Nurse Leaders' Club, Mr. Freedman, Gym Leadersg Guidance Office At basketball How great her aim! She'll do as well In the nursing game. GELLER, MARLENE 8- 1 1725 Lurting Avenue 61 General-Bookkeeper Mr. Paluchg Mr. Getz Blonde hair, hazel eyes sans tears, She's done it-in three and a half years. GINSBERG, DIANE 8-2 1005 Esplanade 61 Academic-Hunter-Teacher Senior Bandg Senior Council, College Rep. She's sweet and Pretty With Quite a Brain, Columbus' Loss- Hunter's gain. GOLDENBERG, BARBARA 8-5 2151 Cruger Avenue 62 Academic-Hunter-Teacher jr. Aristag jr. Leaders' Club, Art Club, Mrs. Koenig Passing geometry was her delight And to quote her: Mr. Nathan's bark is worse than his bite. GREENFIELD, DIANE 8-5 2038 Colden Avenue 62 Academic-Hunter-Teacher Miss DiLellog Aristag Mr. Finestoneg Miss Davisg Dinny is proud of many a line accomplishment, This versatile girl on teaching is bent. FLETCHER, HELEN 8-1 2314 Holland Avenue 67 Gen.-I,B.M. School- l,B.M. Operator Att, OHiceg Mrs. Weinstein, Library Aide, Mr. Burger Helen swims, plays tennis And bowlsg and for her? Why big machine operator. Fox, KAREN 8-5 1922 Tenbroeck Avenue 61 Academic-Hunter-Teacher Junior Aristag Senior Aristag Manager, Tennis Team, Leaders' Club Pretty Karen raised Tennis Team's moraleg Bright and sports-minded A genuine pal. Once more with feeling! K., GUARNERA, MICHAEL 8-2 2524 Barnes Avenue 67 General-N.Y.U,-Teacher Track Teamg Cross Country Teamg Supply Squadg Infirmary A giant in stature As well as Major C'sg He can run cross country Like a breeze. GUYIZNET, CLAUDETTE OR-2 2318 Matthews Avenue 67 Academic-Hunter-Teacher Senior Aristag Leaders' Cluhg Major Cluhg Usher Squad ln addition to everything listed above Playing in the orchestra she did loveg So many interests has Claudette? As a teacher our hest het. HAFNER, LORNA 8-4 2160 Wallace Avenue 62 Academic-I-Iunter-Secretary Miss Ferrigang Mr. Woolfsong Mr. Graysong Mrs. MacKnight An interest in Music, From Classical to jazz. And soon a secretary With plenty of class. HECHT, BARBARA OR-2 2197 Cruger Avenue 62 Academic-Queens-Bio-Chemist Admiral Feature Editorg Aristag Orchestrag Leaders' Club Barbara likes journalism music and tennisg She's going to college to be a bio-chemist. JACOBS, LINDA OR-2 2015 Hone Avenue 61 Ac.-Bronx Comm.-Med. Ass't. Orchestrag Guidance Dept. A doctors assistant For a while she'll beg Then try her skill At housewifery. GUTSTEIN, LINDA 8-3 1358 Mace Avenue 69 Academic-Alfred-Teacher Library Serviceg Booster Clubg Service for Principalg Chem. Lab. Blonde Hair, Favorite Color Redg Dances the Cha-Cha! With boys she'll get ahead. HAFNER, DANIEL 8-5 2735 Holland Avenue 67 Academic-N.Y.U.-Doctor Track Teamg Cross Countryg Intramural Foothallg Miss Davis ln pole vaulting His rating is high , Fast as a gnu He'll he at N.Y.U. HANSON, LAURA 8-1 1590 Unionport Road 62 AcademicfHunter4Teacher Leaders' Clubg Tennis Clubg Basketball Clubg Reading to the Blind Swimming, basketball, bowling And much, much moreg Acted also in The Monkey's Paw . HOWARD, ARLINE 8-1 2078 Wallace Avenue 62 AcademicACortland State- Teacher Mr. Paluchg Art Officeg Guidance Omceg Health Ed. OH. Arline is an all around girl, She dances, bowls and skates. Lots of service, lots of fun And on Arista she rates. KAPLAN, JUDITH 8-5 1970 E. Tremont Avenue 62 Academic-Hunter- Policewoman Bowling Clubg P.T.A, Repg Mrs. Sandvik Brown-eyed Judy Our heart has wong The boat ride and blue letter day Her days of fun. KE LLMAN, HARRIET 8-5 1991 Bronxdale Avenue 62 Academic-Queens-Writer College Rep, Col. Forum, Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Balich To be an author Is l-Iarriet's goal, And in music and acting She'll play a fine role. KING, BARRY 8-4 2154 Wallace Avenue 62 Academic-C.C.N.Y.-Business Mr. Sachs, Miss Olitsky Barry's interests are varied He likes sports, a book, or a girl, As for his life's work? He'll give business a whirl. KORNBLEUTH, JOSEPH 8-1 5840 Cannon Place 63 Academic-N.Y,U.-Dentist Capt. Rifle Team, Mr. Dunn, Mr. Goldsmith Rifle team Captain Indicates his aim, ln dentistry He'll look for fame. KRESSEL, SUSAN 8-3 2039 Cruger Avenue 62 Academic-New Paltz-Teacher Leaders' Club, Bowling Club, Record Office, Pan-Am. Assembly Many interests that ne'er will dim- To ride a horse, to read, to swim, And what will the future bring? Teaching andfor writing. LA TORRE, JOHANNA 8-1 642 Mead Street 60 General Mrs. Sandvik jo is great in basketball Her affection for Mrs. Sandvik Will never pall. KAPLAN, MARILYN 8-2 5-162 Fenton Avenue 69 Academic-Hunter-Education Usher Squad, Miss Ferrigan, College Rep, Mrs. Warshaw Marilyn likes to bowl and swim She also likes to dance. Shes going to Hunter, What for? you ask Why to give education a chance! KASSNOVE, SHELDON 8-2 2180 Wallace Avenue 62 Ac.-Bklyn. Comm.-Advertising Admiral Delivery, Library Squad, Hall Patrol Shel has interests of many sorts, Reading, writing, music, and sports. KIND, RosALiE 8-4 1175 E. 229th Street 66 Academic-Hunter-Teacher Folk Dance Club, Record Office, Reading to the Blind, Mr. Ennis Rosalie is that devoted kind, Disseminates good cheer, Note her reading to the blind And set for a teaching career. KOPELMAN, SHARON 8- 5 2045 Holland Avenue 62 Academic-Hunter-Teacher Horizon Office, Mr. Albert, Mrs. Gisolh, Mrs. Silver She enjoys playing handball Is quite adept at art, In her future profession She'll win each students heart. KREPISMAN, FRAN 8-2 2125 Cruger Avenue 62 Commercial-Secretary Mr. Wallace, Mr. Kolevzon, Mr. Brickman, Stenography she learned to take, A splendid secretary she will make. LA SCALA, PETER 8-1 341 King Avenue 64 General Hi-Fidelity Club, Detention Office School work can hardly vie with classical music on Hi-Fi. LAUX, EDWARD 8-3 14 Linden Avenue 65 General-Draftsman Brown hair, blue eyes, of medium height Duke will blueprint many a site. KASS. ANNE 8--1 1946 E. Tremont Avenue 62 AcademicfHunter+Model Mrs. Parsons, Mr. Oglio, Mr. Brickman Children will like her, Shes lovely to see, Model or teacher. or both she may be. KAYE. JUDY 8-1 2076 Wallace Avenue 62 General-Secretary Mrs. Warshaw Dark brown hair ancl eyes Has Judy Kaye A lovely secretary Shell be some day. Co operation pays. LEIPSNER, JUDITI-I 8-5 2036 Cruger Avenue 62 Academic-C.C.N.Y.f Psychologist Boosters' Clubg Mrs. McConnellg G.O. OFficeg Mrs. Schiff In sports-a diversity In life-psychology In school-City. LEWIS, HERBERT 8-5 2198 Cruger Avenue 62 Academic-C.C.N,Y. Library Squad Career undecided Popularity unclividedg C.C.N.Y. is his goal- Ronnie B. will play a big role. LUSTBADER, HARRIET 8-5 937 Brady Avenue 62 Academic-Hunter-Teacher Senior Aristag Boosters' Clubg Tennis Clubg Senior Band Loves sports, music and Broadway shows Smart and spirited wherever she goes. MCKENZIE, RICHARD 8-2 948 Ivface Avenue 69 General-Morgan State Melody Singersg Swimming Team Track Team Over six feet tall, jet black hair, At the high jump and high-hurdles With Skip few can compare. MARKS. DOUGLAS 8-5 2240 East Tremont Avenue 62 Academic-Vermont- Chem. Engineer Rifle Teamg Bio Labg Chem. Dept.g Arista An engineer, our Doug will find Is apt to please his able mind. LENETT, LINDA 8-1 2750 Olinville Avenue 67 General Dances and swims So very well. She cooks exquisitely Like an Angel . LO SAVIO, FRANK 8-1 244 Swinton Avenue 65 GeneralhNavy Mrs. Weinsteing Mr. Rubing Mr. Kadishg Mr. Arcery We will holler, We will sob? Frank is off to be a Gob. LUSTIG, SANDRA 8-4 2437 Westervelt Avenue 69 Academic-Hunter-Teacher Booster Clubg Mrs. Warshawg Record Officeg Mr. Wfoolfson High in school service rates Sandyg In dramatics and history a dandy MAGER, STEVEN 8-5 2198 Cruger Avenue 62 Hunter-Academic Senior Councilg Library Squadg Color Guardg College Rep. For sports, history and English I-Ie could easily cheerg Still undecided About his career. MAZUR, RENA 8-4 2140 Matthews Avenue 62 Academic-C,C.N.Y.-Business Library Aideg Arista She loves modern dance Goes to the theatre Likes clothes And is a good book reader. OSGOOD, SUSAN 8-4 1950 E. Tremont Avenue 62 Academic-Hunter-Teacher Leaders' Clubg Tennis Club, Basketball Club, Major C Club Susan's athletic, you can see above, What's more shels in Arista And teaching English she'll love. PICONE, RALPH 8-4 1613 Radcliff Avenue 62 Academic-C.C.N.Y.- Accountant IV. Basketball Sports and Music Soon to give way To a profession-C.P.A. POLLACK, CAROLE 8-4 2418 Olinville Avenue 67 Commercial-Bookkeeper Mr. Nathansg Mr. Moskowitz She likes to dance and sing, We're sure the olhce Where She'll work Will he as gay as spring. PRUSIN, CAROL 8-4 2437 Barker Avenue 67 Academic-C.C.N.Y. Mr. Sawickig Mr. Fried, Reading to the Blindg Arista In many subjects Certificates of merit, To herself and Columbus An outstanding credit. RAPPAPORT, LARRY 8-5 1287 Pelham Parkway N. 69 Academic-Brooklyn-Engineer Audio Visual Squadg Hi-Fi Club Electronics engineer Is the load he'll carry, We hope it's a snap for Larry. MERMELSTEIN, ARLENE 8-2 1954 Tomlinson Avenue 61 Academic-Bronx Comm. Mr. Brickmang Mrs. Patow, Mr. Guarnera, Mr, Finestone In dancing and social life She sets the pace, And in the Orchestra She's great at bass. NELSON, RHEA LEE 8-5 2007 Paulding Avenue 62 General-Nurse Mrs. Samson, Miss Halstead, Mrs. Harris, Miss Becker Rhea Lee likes all kinds of sports, She plays the piano well. Nurse or dietitian is her ambition. And in skating she does excel. PAPELL, HARRIET 8-2 2445 Williamsbridge Road 69 Commercial-Exec. Assistant Bowling Club Loves art work and a pool to swim. A bowling Club will keep her trim. POIDOMANI, MARIA 8-2 1925 Mayflower Avenue 61 General-Secretary Mrs. Patowg Library Aide, Mr. Carbonarag Mrs. Greenson Witty, lively Expert in Gregg. For a good job She'll never have to beg. POSEN, DEBORAH 8-4 2514 Seymour Avenue 69 Acaclemic-C.C.N.Y.- Mathematician Leaders' Clubg Arista, Mr. Friedg Gym Service Athletic is Debby, A scholar too, In mathematics All problems she can do. RADOFF, STEVEN 8-2 3720 Independence Avenue 65 Academic-Columbia-Pharmacy Library Squad, Hall Patrol, Admiral Deliveryg Anchor Rep. Restless Steve's work, were sure, Will compare with that of Pasteur. RECUPERO, PHILIP 8-1 1845 Colden Avenue 62 General-Sign Painter In future years, for what he writes He'll be well paid, This wrestler and auto-racer Will paint signs for his trade. MLOTT, WILLARD 8-3 2054 Bogart Avenue 62 AcademicfWisconsin-Lawyer Mr. Paluchg Miss Abramson, Mr. Amesg Mr. Nathans Standing alone Against the night, His writings imply That life is trite. ORGEL, NATHAN 8-4 2105 Paulding Avenue 62 Ac.-College of Pharmacy- Pharmacist Mr. Albert, College Rep. From another school, To Columbus he's new. In drugstores He'll mix his brew. Thc straifht and thorny prth to college, RESNICK, FRANCES 8-2 2157 Wallace Avenue 62 Ac. Hunter Bus. School- Stenographer Boosters'g Mrs. P. Coheng Miss Ferrigang G.O. Rep. All-around scholar Witlu many awardsg Life as a legal stenographer She looks towards. ROGOFF, NANETTIE 8-ri 2158 Muliner Avenue 62 Academic-Hunter-Actress jr. Aristag Senior Councilg Mr. Wfoolfsong Guidance Otlice Devoted to the Stage ls little Nang ln all sorts of acting Shell he in the van. ROSEN BRENDA 8-5 2817 Barker Avenue 67 Academic-C.C.N.Y.fTherapist Senior Chorusg Aristag G. O. Repg Guidance Office Top-notch scholar, loves many sports And she knows a key from il clef Someday, so Brenda reports: Therapeutical work for the Deaf . ROSENFELD, HELEN 8-4 2824 Bronx Park East 67 Academic-C.C.N.Y.-Teacher Cafeteriag English Officeg Art Officeg Arista Tutoring Enjoys tennis and psychology NX'ill teach English or History. RTQSSO, MICHAEL 8-1 1991 Cruger Avenue 62 General Not helpful on his questionnaire XY'.1s Mike Russog Brown eyes, brown h.iir ls .ull we know. RIECKER. GLADYS 8-3 1614 Bay View Avenue 65 General-Secretary Mrs. Parsonsg Mrs. Browne A co-op student of our schoolg Efficiency is her golden rule. RoNDi, JEANNE 8-2 1010 Neill Avenue 62 Academic-Hunter-Teacher Aristag Miss D'Amatog Swimming and painting, Latin-American music. Hohhies galore. Wlmat then? Wliy a teacherxof Kindergarten ROSENFELD, CAROLE 8-2 2105 Wzrllace Avenue 62 Academic-Buyer G. O. Repg Guidance Office In buying she's got the Pepg Also when she ran for Freshman Rep. RUBiN, BARBARA 8-i 2045 Holland Avenue 62 Academic-Richmond-Therapist Feature Editor, Admiralg G.O. Repg College Repg Anchor Rep. Awards in character In History and Harmonyg And what will she be? An outstanding O. T. RUTKIN, BRENDA OR-2 2086 Bronx Park East 62 Academic-Hunter Orchestrag Reading to blindg Guidance Officeg Mr. Fried Writes short stories Plays the violing Hazel eyed Brenda A career will win. SCHIRO. MARY 8-1 2844 E. 194 Street 61 General-Singer Mr. Guarnera, Library Aide, Miss Ferrigan To play tennis, To dance, to sing, All these to Mary Happiness will bring. SCHOENBERGER, ELLEN 8-3 2157 Wallace Avenue 62 Academic-Hunter-Teacher Library Squad, Chairman, Arista Tutoring, Chairman, Sr. Council, Arista Appeared in a fashion show Has lots of charm, A red haired teacher She'll keep the kids calm. SCHWARTZ, MARTY 8-2 2715 Fish Avenue 69 Academic-C.C.N.Y.hEngineer Mrs. Cohen, Senior Chorus, Anchor Rep, College Rep, Enjoys dancing, singing, many sports, But collecting records Is for Marty Schwartz. SEEKE, ROBERT 8-4 1230 Astor Avenue 69 Academic-Bronx Comm.- Forestry Mr. Polack, Mr. Paluch Robert likes to watch the sky He may be an astronomer, that's why! SHAPIRO, GLORIA 8-3 2447 Throop Avenue 69 Academic-Hunter-Teacher Arista, Library Aide, V.P., Columbus Forum, Chorus Versatile, clever Knows all the tricks, No wonder she'll teach us Mathematics. SABATINO, ROBERT 8-2 1919 Radcliff Avenue 62 General'Butcher Enthusiastic in all respects Except in world of texts, Bob prefers a sporting life, Free from worry, strain or strife. SANTORE, LORRAINE OR-2 249 Calhoun Avenue 65 General-Secretary Singer on PA., Assemblies, Chorus, Orchestra Lorraine is a singer With marvelous sound, Leaving Columbus She may be California bound! SCHNALL, SHELDON 8-4 764 Brady Avenue 62 Academic-C.C.N.Y,-Chemist Senior Council, Mrs, Warshaw, Mimeo. Squad, Boy leader, Senior Arista Engineer or chemist- what shall it be? Soon to be decided By Sheldon Schnall. SCHWARTZ, ELAINE 8-3 2501 Colden Avenue 69 Academic Senior Chorus, Cafeteria Aide Red likes ice skating Roller skating too, Wfe know in Business school Her problems will be few. SCHWELL, HOWARD 8-5 1505 Metropolitan Avenue 62 Academic-C.C.N,Y.-Engineer Tennis Team, Library Aide, Study Hall This tennis pro ls in the know, In math can't be beat Sport cars are neat. SERVEDIO, PATRICK 8 1003 Morris Park Avenue 62 General Admiral Delivery Brown hair blue e es clear -2 , Y Bugs is not decided on a career. SHERER, JEFFREY 8-5 780 Pelham Parkway 62 Academic-Hunterflius. Admin. Audio-Visual Squad, Mr. LaMagna, Mr. Fitzpatrick, Mgr. Cross-Country Team The guitar is jeffs pride, His interests range wide- Football and fishing are Some on the side. SAMOVITZ, STEPHEN 8-5 1926 Tomlinson Avenue 61 Academic-'C.C.N.Y.-Engineer Chem. Squad, Physics Squad Mrs. Fadden, Guidance Oflice Hobbies in photography and at the press Steve is the picture of success. SCAPPATONE WILLIAM 8- 2105 Tomlinson Avenue 61 General Mrs. Weinstein, Mr. Rubin, Mr. Patton, Mr. Hecht An avid sporting fan is he, No limit on what he'll turn out to be. Not a poor thing and mine own. SILVERSTEIN, ANITA 8-2 1579 Metropolitan Avenue 62 Academic-I-Iunter-Teacher Usher Squadg Miss Winterg Miss I-Ialsted I-Ier tastes: swimming Baseball and dancing, And the N. Y. Rangers to see. Elementary school teacher she'll be. SKULSKY, PAUL 8-2 2737 Fish Avenue 69 AcadcmicmN.Y.U.sDoctor jr. Bandg Mr. Wallaceg Hall Patrolg College Rep. Paul likes fishing, Basketball and poolg In N.Y.U. Medical school He'll be cadaverously cool . STILLMAN, VICTORIA 8-3 1816 White Plains Road 62 Commercial-Secretary Mr. Albertg Miss Mennag Mrs. Warshawg Steno Club Vicki is fond of Steno And typingg But collecting records is more To her liking. STREAM, LORRAINE 8-4 1191 Morris Park Avenue 61 Academic-Hunter-Teacher Arista Tutoringg Math Ofliceg Girl Leader, jr. Aristag Mr. Green Lorraine is Hunter College bound. Tutoring fellow-students here- Excellent preparation for her career. TORRES, DENNIS 8-3 3003 LaSalle Avenue 61 General-Film Technician Junkie knows that in our lives We never must ask whyg Pass a test the first time, You only have one try. SIMON, RITA 8-4 2126 Bogart Avenue 62 Academic-Hunter-Teacher Mrs, Michaelg Mr. Toppingg Dr. Kurzbandg Mrs. Dunshee A painting scholarship Rita has Wong To teach art to others For her will be fun. STEINI-IAUSE, LESLIE 8-5 2045 Holland Avenue 62 Academic-Queens-Psychologist I-Iorizon, Anchor, Editorg Anchor Repg Melody Singersg G.O. Rep. People with complexes, Will come to her for advice She'll give them copies of Horizon So they won't complain about the price. STRANZL, FRANK 8-2 21248 Bogart Avenue 62 General-Navy Admiral Delivery Brown is his hair, I-Ie's six feet tallg I-Ie'll serve the Navy Ready for his country's call. SWANSON, RONALD 8-3 1412 Robertson Place 65 General-Bronx Commr- Draftsman Loves baseball And a good outboard Soon to the drafting board. TRONDLE, ARLINE 8-4 2218 Fish Avenue 69 Academic-Drakes-Secretary Library Squadg Mr. Dunng Mrs. Flagellog Mr. Kadish She has awards in German and art. And guess what? After graduation Shell see every European nation. Then in the business world do her part. VIGILIO, MARY ANN 8-2 4374 Wilder Avenue 66 General-Beautician Mrs. Burlinsong Mr. Kadish Mr. Woolfsong Miss Behrin Mary Ann's work will be To make others beautiful as she. WAISBURD, CLAIRE 8-2 690 Allerton Avenue 67 Academic-C.C.N.Y.-Teacher Miss DiLellog Mr. Nathansg College Repg Health Ed. Oiiice 5'4 , with hazel eyes, No trouble she'll find in social ties. WEINTRAUB, ELEANOR 8-2 2125 Muliner Avenue 62 Commercial-Bookkeeper Mr. Getzg Mr. Nathansg Mrs. Linderg Miss Davis In Leaders' Club And junior Band She spreads good cheerg Keeping the books, her career. WEXLER, PI-IYLLIS 8-5 74 Post Avenue 34 Academic-C.C.N.Y.-Biochemist Mr. Sawickig Mrs. Chadg Mr. Zimmermang Mrs. Davis Phyllis has a lot of pep A lovely girl with lots of charmg Freshmen and sophomore Rep G.O. Council and Arista she was on. YED, MINETTE 8-3 2765 Matthews Avenue 67 Academic-C.C.N.Y.-Zoologist General Ofhceg Guidance Office Always on the English honor rollg She enjoys music, but not rock and roll. TURIN. ESTELLE 8-5 2858 Bronx Park East 67 Academic-Hunter Folk Dance Clubg Columbus Forumg Mrs. Warshaw At representing Columbus she did well Some day she hopes to go to Israelg In music and writing she will go far Truth and happiness the goals of Tamar , UZZO, RONALD 8-2 2521 Radcliff Avenue 69 General-Brooklyn. Comm.- Draftsman Hall Patrol Ronnie is very happy 'Cause he's graduatin' He hopes as a draftsman Money to be makin'. VOLPE, RALPH 8-2 1310 Edison Avenue 61 Ac.-Academy Aeronautics- Science Biology Labg Miss Abramsong Admiral Delivery Mad scientist Ralph Likes the horizontal bar. Most interesting experience? The sneaker fights-by far. WEINBAUM, NORE EN 8-5 2455 Young Avenue 69 Academic-C.C.N.Y.- Psychologist Aristag Horizon Art Staifg Boosters'g College Rep. Very tall, loves to paint And dance. I-Iunny Bunny, A major in psychology. WENER, MYRNA 8-5 2138 Wallace Avenue 62 Academic-Hunter-Teacher Aristag Captain, Boostersg Health Ed. Dept.g Mr. Kadish A graduate really at the topg Likes dancing, many sports, jazz and pop. WILLIAMS, PEGGY 8-1 3041 La Salle Avenue 61 General Mrs. Zoogman A brilliant dancer who really rates. In crowds, at schoolwork, and on dates. ZOHN, MARY 8-1 2190 Boston Road 62 Academic-Bronx Comm.- Legal Assistant Mr. Guarnerag Mrs, Linderg Mrs. Dunsheeg Miss Lohnert In height only five feet Her appearance, neat: Her character and attendance Records can't be beat. LTZZO, PETE 8-1 2505 Olinville Avenue 67 General-Navy Stage Crewg Mr. Kellyg Mr. Woolfson In high school the stage was his gravyg After that? Blue seas And the Navy. VI DER, ESTELLE 8-4 2504 Bronx Park East 67 Ac.-C.C.N.Y-Medical Research Mrs. Dunsheeg Reading to Blindg Emergency Roomg Library Squad Swimming, progressive jazz And a good sense of humorg Shell need this relaxation From searching for a tumor. ZEVY, LEE 8-3 11-10 Burke Avenue 69 AcademiC-C.C.N.Y.-Nurse Melody Singersg Mr. Rogersg P.T,A, Rep. Sports-minded, a guitarist, NX'ith a hne voice blestg What talents she'll bring To the field of nursing. SUGERINIAN, DAVE 8-3 2216 Fenton Avenue 69 Academic-Civil Engineer Loves art, music and sports Has an award in algebra- In engineering he'll go far. REISSMAN, ADRIENNE S-5 2081 Wzillace Avenue 62 Generale'Secretary Angel believed the Swimming pool tales. As a secretary she'll delight the males. SHERMAN, HARVEY 8-3 2155 Bogart Avenue 62 Ac.-Fordham-Pharmacist Bowling Team To the call of many sports He'll always listg Soon enough-a druggist. CAMERA HY BRUNO, ANTHONY 8-5 1958 Mayflower Avenue 61 Academicel-iunter-Dentist Mr. Kadish He wasnt in C.C.H.S. for long, But he has a fine record- So don't get us wrong. PALMENTI ERO, F. 8-1 1012 Olmstead Avenue 72 General-Food Trades Hall Patrol In many sports he's reached his goalg And proud to say A good job in hall patrol. ,Inq K L. xxxx . , E , 3 K XXX -CY ' Y ff frkq M- m 4X X5 . r- cr f f f .X ,Q X. .K ,Ya h XX ,X X ., X iv . Q X 5,4 , ,, Q K A Wk, Q wwf W' . 1234 Q4 K4 wif X , . -- ff ' wi Xfvv i i ? T H f X ' H A Q E zewvww, It X . . , W -vp: ,wiv-4,5 ,Xt , XX in Y Q ,LX . nun. X X .Wk . I x A: J ,f x . ,Q Qi . . , , .. X fl k , . ',Z7f, 1 1 A 9 , -L i. is X 1' ,, ' . eh' my Ng- ga S1 L . . N f J - f P M Q ' - -- V N .f f. f - r ' 4 X X 5 X S If . 1' X- f, Q ,X X XX .P . wigs. 9- M .. 'H U ' X ,- ,XX X Q 1 W, gg., X1 X .R , f K . X XX P ZX iii. 1' X gi SENIOR ARRSTA , WWMXVMNW y X . .. XXX. X 2 X- f f V.. - x X x .X ! Vg. - .14 X V X , XX f , X .1 . - X '- . .AX X X.- MQ wX J XZ. ' 11 X LX - : , XXWWXS' :gs 1' I3 1 f XX' X 'Xxnxb X ,. . X. N X -1 + jg f - M ' .754 - Q. . -X. gf-' X NX X ' if K Swim' V Q 5 ,X ,X .N S. X V ,, . ,,,x V X g , -, Hg... , if . X, XX fx, ,AN X? , 3 3 6'z.fN'mSWQ 'N N' if N , ff-Qi, MXX ww SW if .. I Q 5 Q., wx 'N ' 1 H 4514-W 4 Sy x x X X . ., S-1. X V K. X Q ' 1 -Q fix X K 4 f rg fx 4 ., U X Q, QT' 'Z XX 1 f . jk 74.5 12 PROM communes EMM T WA www-mmmmf Xp, '- Hn- XX . 6' ' W HORIZON STAFF fb. 1 way XXX N.. MR. COHEN ,iff 4 For this group-the Golden Rule. Wen 5,1 -fi! NN -do 'K X Xb A -iw , W fxwaff Q ACAMPORA, LOUISE 8-2 1951 Tomlinson Avenue 61 General-Bookkeeper Columbus Day Parade Lou's sweet smile is sublimeg Shes been a wonderful Co-op in her time. ADLER, IRA OR-2 2-11-i Pearsall Avenue 68 Academic-N.Y.U. Mgr. Basketball Teamg Sr. Orchestrag Sr. Bandg M1'. Krauss Wfent to the Garden with The Basketball Teamg In Sports and with the trumpet Hes on the beam. ALBERTO, CATHERINE 8-5 3049 Yates Avenue 69 General-Typist M'r. Kadishg Mrs. Richardsg Mi's. Chezar Between dancing and volleyball It's hard to decideg What she loved the best Was the good old boatridef' ALPERT, ADRI ENNE 8-7 2199 Cruger Avenue 62 Academic-N.Y.U.-Teacher Usher Squadg Principals Ofliceg Mr, Dunng Miss Kernstock Life is exciting, And within her reach, Is the job she wants- Children to teach. AMON. GAIL OR-2 1024 Rhinelander Avenue 62 Academic-N.Y.U. Newman Clubg Mr. Gordong Miss Davisg Orchestra A very busy school life XY'as led by our Gailg On the Columbus Orchestra She did us regale. ACERBO, THOMAS 8-17 1819 Barnes Avenue 62 General-Air Force Acerbo doesn't mean bitter, He's quite debonairg Six-foot-one, a job to be done. He'll find it in the Air. ADLER, TRINA 8-15 2314 Holland Avenue 67 Academic-Hunter-Teacher Guidance Officeg Miss Riverag G.O. Ohciceg Boosters' Hazel eyes and hair of browng As a cadet teacher, Trina wins a crown. ALPERN, MADELYN 8-5 2150 Wzillace Avenue 62 Academic-Hunter-Teacher Bowling Clubg Sr. Chorusg Melody Singersg Leaders' Club Maddy is attractive ln school affairs active. ALTMAN, ROCHELLE 8-13 2180 Wallace Avenue 62 Academic-Hunter-Teacher Boostersg Library Squadg College Rep.g Anchor Rep. Shelley has big grey eyes, She likes to swim and bowlg In teaching our children She'll have realized her goal. ANDERSON, GILDER 8-10 981 Waring Avenue 69 General-Nursing School-Nur Miss Beckerg Mrs. Hearong Mrs. Spritzer She thinks that jazz is just jim dandy, Registered nursing's Also for Candy. SC' l ARMSTRONG, JAMES 8-4 2424 Seymour Avenue 69 General-Ballplayer Mr, Bush, Mr, Bossog Baseball Team Honorable mention on all-city Team was exciting to James, He'll play professionally Many, many baseball games. AUER, EDWARD 8-14 229 Calhoun Avenue 65 General. AVITABILE, JOANNE 1121 Revere Avenue 65 General-Secretary Mr. Feinsg Intramural Basketball To Io, cooking and sports Are real neat g Bowling, volley or soft ball, She can't be beat. BALITZER, ESTELLE 8-10 601 Pelham Parkway N. 67 Academic-N.Y.U. -Tr. 8: Sr. Chorusg Melodv Singersg College Rep., Math. Ofiice Singing and dancing through the day, That's Estelle-always sweet and 5133'- BARRACK, MARTIN 8-16 2180 Holland Avenue 62 Academic-Hunter Chemistry Lab Writing, Hi-Fi, Science Three Are the things that interest meg Think of me with honest mind And all the fun we've left behind. ANDERSON, RICHARD 8-2 91-D Edgewater Park 65 General Co-op. ANDRUCKI, HENRY 8-1 2707 Barnes Avenue 67 Academic-Illustrator Miss Boyajiang Mr. Toppingg Miss Yamag Mrs. Koblenzer Hunting and fishing for Henryls leisure, But it's easy to see His aim is illustrator. ARMSTRONG, SUSAN S-6 1605 Metropolitan Avenue 62 Comm.--West Comm.- Med. Secretary Att. Officeg Tennis Club, Library Squad, Chorus To swim, to dance To skate when she cang A doctor's aide Will be our Susan. AUGENSTEIN, ELLIOT 8-5 2161 Barnes Avenue 62 Acaclemic4Hunter Elliot collects records Popular and Rock 'n' Roll, He likes to play basketball And loves to bowl. BADER, BARRY 8-1 2 1135 Pelham Parkway N. 69 Academic-N.Y.U. Hall Patrolg Library Squadg IV. Basketballg Manager, Basketball Team At watching the clocks He is supreme. BARON, CAROLE 8-'7 2145 Bogart Avenue 62 Academic-Pratt- Fashion Designer Leaders' Clubg Mr. Woolfsong Fashion Showg Usher Squad Very athletic Tall and blonde Of tennis and dancing And boys she is fond. BARRY, ROBERT 8-9 3010 Randall Avenue 65 Academic-Navy Track Teamg Intramural Football. Basketball Basketball, Baseball Football for Moose g Now a Navy uniform- And turn him loose. ANDRIAN, RICHARD S- 10 1950 E. Tremont Avenue 62 Ac.-Bklyn Polytech-Engineer Chorusg Sr. Councilg Melody Singersg Admiral Business Ed, Engineer, the positiong Millionaire, the ambition. ARDIN, GRACE 8-2 2425 Williamsbridge Road 69 General-Dancing Teacher Mr. Nathansg Mrs. Cerretag Grace wants to graduate in a hurry, Before marriage, shell Start making like Arthur Murray The heirs of Stentor. BARSKY, MICHELE S-16 2514 Bronx Park East 67 Commercial-Stenographer Mr. Guarnerag Mr. Ogliog Mr. Wallaceg Mr, Kolevzon Iwicicki doesnt want much from li e A good job for a while And then someb0dy's wife. BECCHETTI, LOUIS 8-15 2-135 Barker Avenue 67 Academic-L.I.U.-Doctor Hall Patrol Louis is a quiet soul BASTONE, JEAN 8-13 2971 Coddington Avenue 61 General-Secretary Miss Kernstock Jeanie-'s a girl Nwho always is merryg She'll make some boss A hne secretary. BECKER, FRED 8-8 2333 Matthews Avenue 67 General Boats and hshing To him very dearg Witli medicine his goal. Only ldfbl' XWill he hsh for 21 career. N fo 'L'-'LK Q BECKER, GERARD 3- fl-9 BECKER, SUSAN 8-11 776 MHFC Avenue !1561 Metropolitan Avenue 62 Academic-Hunter-Teacher QR? Academic-Muskingum.. Mrs. Mlichehlsong Mr. DiL'si0g f Christian Ed. MFS. bG1SQlf'1 , Trinity Clubg Sr. Chorusg AYEUIQS 19 H15f0fY elody Singersg Mrs. Dunshee Or acting in a play 1 U active girl As'an'aCt0r or ,teacher At church and in sclwolg Hell make If ggi - 4 , A member of Arista ho abides by the rule. 75 BE , R 8-6 BELLER, EDXWARD 8-15 i216 s Aven 2275 Barker Avenue d7'1.Ac emic - her Academic-N.Y.U.-Lawyer G. . ncilg e lubg Swimming Teamg Mr. Dattwyler ec. . Ari Ad ' Infirmary Aide H c oo ' , at th ' 0 On the swimming team nd ' fa an ' wellg Eddie now does score ZGZ-:go Otwagyou rs Later on he'll carry on el ,491 Q . BENFATTO, NANCY 8--1 C 1718 Radcliff Avenue 62 General-Civil Service Mrs. Maclinight Volleyball, basketball And the boat rideg In civil service She'll take pride. I x lf In the courts of Law. BENICASA, DOLORES 8-12 981 Waring Avenue 69 General-Modeling Miss D'Amatog Mr, Toppingg Mr. Goldbergg Miss Winter Singing and dancing Are for Deeg A model is what She wants to be. BERG, NORTON 8-11 785 Mace Avenue 67 Academic'-N.Y.U.- Business Admin. Bowling Teamg Mr. Stopeng Mr. Boscarino Brown eyes and brown hair He likes most any sport Varsity letter in bowling Reveals his true forte. BERGER, MURRAY 8-9 2081 Cruger Avenue 62 Academic-GCN.Y.-Architect Library Aideg Basketball Manager An architect Murray will beg In basketball Won a minor BERGER, SUSAN 8-9 2530 Young Avenue 69 Academic-N.Y.U. Mrs. Linderg Mrs. Malloyg Mrs. Zoogman Collects records Nickname Suzie g An accountant Is what she'll be, BERNARDO, JOSEPHINE 8-9 2914 Baisley Avenue 61 General-Secretary Mrs. Brennan Only here a year jo had a good time And her presence did cheer. BERNSTEIN, ARNOLD 8-9 2095 Matthews Avenue 62 Academic-C.C.N.Y. Hall Patrolg Miss Ligo Reading and writing Are hobbies for this guyg On hall patrol He watched the world go by. BENIAMIN, KENNETH 8-10 21557 Fish Avenue 69 Academic-N.Y.U.'Architect Editor, Admiralg Mr. Kadishg Intramural Sportsg P.T.A. Rep. News for the Admiral Now he does collectg But someday. soon, A famous architect. BERANBOM, RONNIE 8-2 2198 Cruger Avenue 62 Academic-Hunter-Teacher Guidance Office Cute little Ronnie's a very nice girl Enjoys sports and dancing, XXfill give teaching a whirl. BENSON. BERTRAM 8-1 1150 E. 215 Street 69 Ac.-N.Y.Uf-Mech. Engineer A-V Squadg Mr. Newell Bert's sorry to leave the school Because hes still got A pass to the pool. BEREZLIK. JENNIE 8-16 3875 Roebling Avenue 61 Commercial-Secretary Miss Davisg Miss Davidson Life holds much romance For Jennie who loves Basketball and a dance. BERGER, GLADYS 8- 1 0 2125 Holland Avenue 62 Commercial-Bridgeport- Secretary Mrs. Rosenbergg Mrs. Taub Gladys enjoys being with peopleg As a legal secretary Shell be hard to equal. BERGER, PAUL 8-6 1970 East Tremont Avenue 62 Academic Basketball Teamg Aristag Baseball Teamg Library Squad Captain of the team That won Columbus fameg Perhaps the Garden lights, Will again bear his name, BERGMAN, RAYMOND 8-10 1258 Mace Avenue 69 Academic-Bronx Comm- Engineer Sr. Chorusg Baseball Football Intramurals Although in athletics He's one of the bestg In math and science He has passed the test. BERNBAUM, PAULETTE 8-2 2825 Olinville Avenue 67 General-Secretary Mr. Coheng Mrs. Gisolfig Mr. Ames In volleyball, dancing, swimming Reading, record collecting she does rateg Soon to be a secretary-Private! BERTIN, BILL 8-2 1594 Unionport Road 62 Academic-Lawyer Handball Teamg Aristag Anchorg G.O. Rep. Billy with his brains will go very farg He won't stop till he passes the bar. Let me tell you about my operation. BERTRAM, CHARLES 8-2 2565 Colden Avenue 69 Academic. BISSINGER, DENIS 8-17 2119 Virgil Place 72 Academic Baseball, football, basketball Are sports he likes to playg Best experience in Columbus? He-'d rather not say. BITTNER, PETER 8-4 1821 Colden Avenue 62 Academic. BLEAKLEY, GAIL 8-1 2090 East Tremont Avenue 65 General-Secretary Chorusg Mrs. Rowan In stenography Bridget really speeds byg To be a good secretary She will try. BLUMBERG. SUSAN 8-2 2181 Wallace Avenue 62 Commercial-Bookkeeper Mrs. Hewittg Mrs. Kaufnerg Mr. Getz S feet -I inches tall On winning team in basketballg Loves swimming and bowling Hobby is dancing. Q-I BIDDESCOMB, CATHLEEN 8-1 1754 Hobart Avenue 61 General-Clerical Mr. Wallaceg Mr. Alterman What sticks most in her memories? The change from T-shirts and dungarees. BITTN ER, MARIA 8-17 1821 Colden Avenue 62 AcademicfBarnard-Teacher Major C Clubg Aristag Leaders' Club, Senior Council Regents scholarship winner That's Maria Bittnerg Although teacher to be It may be housewifery. BLANK, HOWARD 8-17 2545 Wilson Avenue 69 Ac.-Lowell Tech.-Engineer Baseball Teamg Library Squad Sports and girls Bring him good cheer I-Ie'll graduate from Lowell Institute As electrical engineer, BLOCK, LAWRENCE 8-9 2160 Bolton Street 62 Ac.-Bronx Comm.-Civil Engineer Miss Hearleg Intramural Baseba Footballg Bowling Team Active in sports was Muscleman Larryg In the baseball games The title almost did carry. BOLTON, GENE 8-15 1705 Purdy Street 62 Academic-Stevens-Engineer Mrs. Brennang Mrs. Dunsheeg Mr. Dunng Library Squad Baseball and Handball Are fun for Geneg On collecting stamps I-Ie's also keen. ll BOSSWICK, ALLAN 8-8 2182 Barnes Avenue 62 Academic-Hunter--Teacher Miss Davis To our list a novel Hobby he can bring: Long distance bike rider- And he'll go in for teaching. BRAUN, STEPHEN 8-3 690 Allerton Avenue 67 Academic-Hospital Admin. Swimming Teamg Mr. Dunn Stephen feels great When he's in the poolg The swimming team's sorry He's leaving the school. BRENNAN, CAROL 8-15 1061 Sacket Avenue 61 Commercial-Secretary Miss Olitskyg Lunch Roomg Mr. Healy Blonde hair, hazel eyes In dancing, chiefly, She takes the prize. BRESSLER, JANE 8-15 735 Mace Avenue 67 Commercial-Legal Stenographer Dean's Omceg Mrs. Spritzerg Main Officeg Guidance Office. Awards in many subjects Tops in many waysg And so many sports Filled her days. BRODSKY, BARBARA 8-13 655 Pelham Parkway N. 67 Academic-Hunter- Psychologist Boosters'g Miss Chevolag College Rep.g Mr. McGrory Ideal background has Bobbi To do well in psychologyg Her interests diverse and galore Include bowling, reading, folklore. BONO, JOSEPH 8-4 2535 Yates Avenue 69 Academic-Bronx Commr- Engineer Mrs. Browneg Miss Hearleg Mr. Carbonarag Miss Cohen Watching a basketball game Or riding on yachtsg joe's with his camera Taking some shots. BOOKBINDER, JANICE 8-1 2236 Eastchester Road 69 General-Bookkeeper Bowling Clubg Mr. Paluchg Mr. Getzg Mr. Fried Blue-eyed Janice likes sport and danceg Lucky onice, that she'll enhance. BRANDT, FRED 8- 14 3192 Parsifal Place 65 Academic-Musician Miss Davisg Mr. Sawickig Mr. Hanerfeldg Mr. Stopen Skindiving and skating, But the world he will win With the clarinet and accordion- Fred the musician. BREGMAN DARLENE 8-4 2110 Wallace Avenue 62 Academic-C.C.N.Y. GO. Councilg Senior Councilg Boosters'g Girl Leader, Arista For school work sweet Darlene has a flair ln school activities She did more than her share. BRENNEIS, DONALD 8-1 2230 Woodhull Avenue 69 Academic Mr. Carbonara Over six feet tall Don's interest? Baseball. BRICKMAN, ROSALYN 8-8 1522 Seminole Street 61 Academic-Hunter Senior Aristag College Rep.g Senior Councilg Leaders' Club Once Mr. Goldsmiths nemesis Rosalyn will be a great success. BRONFELD, EDWARD 8- 17 1640 Metropolitan Avenue 62 Academic-C.C.N.Y.-Chemist Basketball Teamg Handball Team Mr. Woolfsong Mrs. Abramson So many sports he likes to play- As a chemist he'll go a long way. BONOMOLO, ANN 8-7 2525 Holland Avenue 67 General-Beauty Culture Miss Winterg Usher Squad We assume that Ann Has a future making Girls even more Attractive to Man. BORDINARO, CAROL 8-9 1647 Hobart Avenue 61 General-Office work Dancing and reading Basketball, swimmingg As a graduate Her cups overbrimming. What s up, Doc ? BROSSE, JOEL 8-15 1541 Metropolitan Ave. 62 Academic'HEngineer Mr. Sawickig Mrs. Garafolag Mrs. Balichg Mr. Greenberg In sports Can pass every test As an engineer He'll be among the best. BROWN, OLIN 8-2 1823 White Plains Road 62 Academic-Carpenter Miss Rohitschek Good-luck, Olin P. Brown, Man about town. BYRNES, SUZANNE 8-9 2705 Colden Avenue 69 Ac.-C.C.N.Y.-Engineer Leaders' clubg G. O. Repg Health Ed. Othceg College Rep. Playing a handball game For our teams a big cheerg Mickey's enthusiasm leads To aeronautical engineer. CALABRESE, PHYLLIS 8-1 900 Arnow Avenue 69 Academic-Hunter-Teacher Mr. Paluchg Dr. Kurzbandg Mr. Carbonarag Mrs. Rosenberg Dancing, drawing Reading, recordingg To an elementary school Her talents shell bring. CALLEN, RICHARD 8-16 2080 Barnes Avenue 62 Ac.gU. of Penn.-Accountant Arista Treasurerg Patrolg Admiralg Library Squadg Athletics, too, accountant to beg The letters C.P.A. Wfill be his favorite three. BROWN, ARLEN E OR-2 2745 Sampson Avenue 65 General-Typist Mr. Trunzg Miss Olitskyg Mr. Hanerfeldg Mrs. Edelstein Music and Sports, Shes known over town As an excellent Typist: Thats our Arlene Brown. BYRNE, BARBARA 8-2 3505 Bruckner Boulevard 61 General-Bookkeeper Barbara loves life With all its joysg She is grateful For people called boys. CAFARELLA, MICHAIZI. 8-3 -18 Hawkins Street 64 Academic-l..l.U. Pharmacist Hall Patrolg lnhrmary A boy with a way and a will Headed for career- pharmaceutical. CALAGNA, LAWRENCE 8-5 2739 Lurting Avenue 69 Academic--Adelphi-Dentist Athletic Re-pg Baseball Teamg Soccer Teamg Patrol Cards, music and reading He enjoys with a willg Now soccer's the thing And later? That deadly drill. CAMERON, GAIL 8-7 81 Metropolitan Oval 62 Academic-New Paltz-Teacher Swimming Clubg Sr. council Capt, Usher Squadg Tennis Club A teacher Abby hopes to be Now writes to pen pals Across the sea. CAVALLUZZO, ALBERT 8-9 2565 Colden Avenue 69 Academic-Iona-Civil Engineer Bandg Intramural Football XX'hen playing baseball Al has no caresg He also plays music NIUith The Belvederesf' CHIANTELLA, CAROL 8-8 2565 Colden Avenue 69 General-Housewife Library Aide She'll be a bookkeeper As long as she cang But marriage may throw A wrench in her plan. CHU, SAMUEL 8-12 3-159 East Tremont Avenue 65 Academic. CIMINIELLO, DOMINICK 8-1 1980 Prospect Avenue 57 GeneralhMechanic Mr. Kadishg Mr. Carbonara Another country he came from Learning English delighted Dom Or to be more formal- Dominick. Soon an expert mechanic. CIRIELLI, THERESA S-11 2754 Seymour Avenue 69 General-Typist Orchestrag Miss Davis Opportunities she will seize From the typewriter keys. CANAL, BRENDA 8-6 2041 Holland Avenue 62 Academic-N.Y.U.-Teacher Anchor, Horizon Staffg Att. Officeg Boosters' Cadet teacher is our Breng Fond she will have to be Of our children. CARLIN, EDITH 8-11 2090 East Tremont Avenue 62 Ac.-Bronx Comm,-Medical Technology Cheerleadersg Melody Singersg Senior Chorus. Brown hair Eyes of blue Flash loves dancing And bowling too. CHICCO, ANNETTE 8-7 2571 Poplar Street 61 General-Secretary Locker Room Plansyto be married in '59g Both as secretary and wife Ann will do fine. CHORNODOLSKY. IRENE 8-1 1729 Mahan Avenue 61 Acaclemic-Hunter-Teacher Leaders' Clubg Aristag Basketball Clubg Mrs. Gisolli Sports, especially swimming And the reading of booksg I1'ene will join the force Of Our Miss Brooks. CICERONE, JOAN as 1922 Colden Avenue 62 General-Secretary Othce 125g Auditoriumg Miss D'Amato Two aims in joan's future life are to be a secretary And then a wife. CIPRIANO, JOANN 8-1 2465 Crotona Avenue 58 General-Typist Mrs. Annisg Mr. Paluchg Mr. DiLisiog Mrs. Burlinson Bowling is her game jo is her nickname To be a typist Is her aim. CITRIN, MEL 8-5 2164 Barnes Avenue 62 Academic-C.C.N,Y.-Chem. Engineer Aristag Horizon Art Stalfg Library Squadg Sr. Prom. Comm. Music, dancing, swimming And awards-so diversihed. There's even art-'on the side. i A CARDILE, ARLEEN 8-4 bf X 2207 Wfilson Avenue 69 Ac.-Flower School of Nursing -Nurse Chorusg Mrs. Gisolfig Mr. Finestoneg Sr. Council . Lovely voice, lovely smileg - Wfhat a nurse Will be Arleen Cardile. CAROTENUTO, LOUISE 8-11 1157 W'ilcox Avenue 65 General She hears a record She likes the beat She follows through XY!ith her dancing feet. l ,,fa45i..2'L, The time has come. . . COFFEY, ISABELL 8-4 5141 Arnow Place 61 Generale-Katherine Gibbs Basketball Clubg Library Squad At last as a Senior She got early leaveg Quite a future has Liz In the world of big biz. col-IEN, IRENE 8-12 2125 Holland Avenue 62 Gen'-Brooklyn Comm--Legal Stenog. Guidance Othceg Mrs. Witkin Irene thinks shorthand ls a Breezeg She won steno and Art Awards with ease. COHEN, NORMA 8-10 2141 Holland Avenue 62 General-Secretary Mrs. Hearong Mr. Warshawg Mrs. Steing Mrs. Kaufner Five foot five In her stocking feetg A whiz at switchboard ln appearance, neat. COHEN, SANDY 8-3 2047 Holland Avenue 62 General-Plumber A-V Squad When it comes to sports Sandy's on the beamg Hes sorry Columbus Has no football team. COHEN, WILLIAM 8-15 1961 Wallace Avenue 62 Academic-N.Y.U.-Engineer Chem Squadg Senior Councilg G.O. Repg Arista Chairman Doing things in Arista Or winning an award, Bill says engineering Is the goal he'll aim toward. CLAIRE, ROBERT 8- 10 2541 Olinville Avenue 67 Academic-Engineer Science Clubg Mr. Albert Intramural Football, Baseball Graduation in june Bob thinks is great Although in Math and History Highly he did rate. COHEN, LUCILLE 8-1 785 Mace Avenue 67 AcademiceMichigan-Chemist Dean's Ofhceg Mr. Guarnerag Mr. Wallaceg Mr. Sawicki Saw lifes sorrows and annoys As aide of the Dean of Boysg Now chemistry she'll major in At the U. of Michigan. coHEN, SANDRA as 754 Mace Avenue 67 Academic-Hunter-Teacher Mrs. Greensong Mrs. Balichg Senior Prom. Committee Painting, psychology and poetry just some of Sancly's activity. COHEN, SUSAN 8-4 690 Allerton Avenue 67 Academic-Vermont Sr. Prom Commg G. O. Council Chem Squadg Mr. Sawicki. Green eyed Susie Always with a smileg A chemical researcher She'll be in a while. COLMAN, SHARON 8-15 2420 Bronx Park East 67 Academic--Secretary Mrs. Malloyg Mrs. Rosenblattg Miss Vislocky In dancing, swimming Boating or on horseback, Sharon's talents Never lack. COOPER, SANDRA 8-1 1758 Seminole Avenue 61 Academic-C.C.N.Y.-Teacher Records Office, Mr. Warslnaw, Guidance Office, Attendance Oihce From Roosevelt High Sandy came, Her Cadet teaching here Set up her career. CURTIN, EDWARD 8-13 1561 Metropolitan Avenue 62 Ac.-C.C.N.Y.-Chem. Engineer Admiral, News Editor, Mrs. Chad, -Ir. Arista, Library Squad Eggy tells us jokes, At lunch he's a clown, But in Chem engineering He'll work and settle down. CYMES, LENORE 8-14 2163 Bogart Avenue 62 Ac.-Bronx Comm.-Med. Assistant Cheerleaders, Sr. Council, G.O. Council, Modern Dance Class Regardless of score There is Lenore, Never one to fear Leading a cheer. DAGNESSA, PATRICIA 8-4 1961 Mayflower Avenue 61 General-Secretary Leader's Club, Newman Club, Sr. Chorus, Mrs. Richards Red has a keen sense of wit 5 feet 4, and being a leader- Why, that was it! DAMA, VIRGINIA as 2436 Woodhull Avenue 69 General-Nurse Newman Club, Locker Room Emergency Room, Mrs. Sandvik In emergencies will never fail A replica of the great Nightingale. COMUNALE, SANDRA 8-11 2536 Pearsall Avenue 69 General-Secretary Mrs, Parsons Swimming, roller-skating Or on the dance floor, Co-op Sandy's Easy to adore. CONTINO, JEAN MARIE 8-4 1854 Williamsbridge Road 61 Commercial-Model Mr. Brickman jean Marie has planned her life European trip, top model And a model wife. CRANE, RHODA 8-10 2738 Tenbroeck Avenue 69 Ac.-Bronx Comm.-Lab. Technician Mrs, Governale, Miss Ligo, Mrs. Warshaw, Mrs. Eadden Animals, fishing, reading All music sends Miss Crane, Soon as a technician She will train. CUSHING, BARBARA 8-13 782 Pelham Parkway 62 Ac.-F.I.T.-Fashion Illustrator Mrs. Sandvick, Mrs, Warshaw Artistic Bobbie Is well above par In the fashion world Shell really go far. CYPRESS, ADRIENNE 8-2 2198 Cruger Avenue 62 Academic-Gibbs-Legal Secretary Red-haired, green-eyed, Adrienne will be A legal secretary. Wonder who the lucky lawyer will be. DALLIESSI, MARIO 8-2 2711 Wallace Avenue 67 General-Plumber Baseball and soccer Brought him good cheer, But he'll delve deeper To find his career. DAMAST, MELVIN 8-1 3 2074 Tenbroeck Avenue 61 Academic-C.C.N.Yf-Chemist Arista, Mr. Kadish, Mr. Goldsmith, Bio Lab Quite a clever boy, this Mel. In advanced Chemistry He rings the bell. CONLEY, ROSEMARY 8-10 2878 Schley Avenue 65 General-Receptionist Miss D'Amato, Mrs, Parsons, Mrs. Taub Likes to dance Likes to skate As a receptionist Rosemary will nictitate, CONVERSO, JANET 8-13 390 Oliver Place 58 General In bowling, swimming, And in dancing She takes great pride The future? Hard to decide. Dont lust stand there break something. DAMIANO. LORRAINE 8-3 5196 Westchester Avenue 61 General-Secretary Mrs. Parsonsg Miss Wfinterg Health Ed. Ofhce Dancing, skating Swimming for Lorraineg And being on Co-op Never is in vain, DASCAI., BARBARA 8-16 2150 Wrlllace Avenue 62 General-Beautician Mr. Guarnerag Mrs. Warshaw Hazel eyes and five feet fiveg Blonde haired Barbara is a prize. DE ANGELIS, LEWIS 8-11 2547 Hone Avenue 69 General-C.C.N.Y.-Comm. Artist Baseball Teamg Mr. Stopeng Miss Boyajian Lew likes commercial art At dancing he's not slowg In the sport of baseball He hopes to become a pro. DECINA, PASQUALE 8-12 1717 Colden Avenue 62 General Captaing Hall Patrolg Mr. Sachs Blonde, blue eyed Six foot oneg In charge of patrol Awards he has won. DEITCI-IMAN. JEANETTE 8-7 2550 Holland Avenue 67 Comm.-Bronx Comm.- Stenography Legal Stenography Is for jeanetteg Vifith awards in the subject Shes all set. DANZIGER, HOWARD 8-8 2740 Fish Avenue 69 Academic-N.Y.U.-Science Intramural Basketballg Columbus Forumg College Repg Guidance office Certificates attest To his character and skill' Some area of science He'll attack with a will. x D'AURIA, MARYLOU 8-13 2559 Radcliff Avenue 69 General She has a special smile For a very special boyg And being on co-op Adds to her joy. DE CARLO, ANN 8-14 2556 Hone Avenue 69 Comm.-Hunter-Teacher Principals Officeg G.O.Congg Leaders'g Sr. Prom Comm. Never a dull moment For Active Anng She'll make a good wife For some lucky man. DEITCH, STEWART 8-4 2070 Bronx Park East 6-2 Academic-Hofstra-Business Library Squadg Deans Ofticeg Intramural Basketballg Patrol Five feet eleven tall Speciality is basketballg Played for junior Varsity, Hobby is photography. DELGADO, ANITA 8-8 2812 Dudley Avenue 61 General-Secretary Mrs. Governale Anita used to be shy But now to her joy She chats with people XVhile waiting for one boy. 2238 Tenbroeck Avenue 69 Ac.-Westchester Comm.- Contractor L lb L 1 if DE LUCA, JOE 8-2 .garli- A-V Squad Football is his favorite game, In building skyscrapers He'll make his name. DE PIERRO, EMILY 8-9 1406 Astor Avenue 69 General-Typist Mr. Haftg Mr. Goldberg Here's the dream for Emily: A typist and a wife In the future she'll be. DE ROSA, CARMELLA 8-7 36 Fordham Street 64 General-Typist Mrs. Burlinsong Miss Winterg Mr. Kadishg Health Ed. Dep't Carmella's always on the go Yet she finds time for Basketball and Fashion Show. DE SIMONE, DOLORES 8-15 3049 Waterbury Avenue 61 General-Housewife Mrs. Leaycraftg Bio. Olficeg Miss Goldbergg Miss Morris When it comes to clerical work Dee rates near the topg Her most interesting experience Was going on Co-op. DI BARTOLO, SANDRA 8-8 2916 Morris Park Avenue 61 General-Receptionist Mrs. Schiffg Mrs. Parsons Bowling and dancing And Co-op dandyg Loads of luck To cheerful Sandy. DELGADO, MICHAEL 8-8 2538 Young Avenue General. DELLI PAOLI, ROSE ANN 8-13 3155 Waterbury Avenue 65 General Co-op, Success were sure The future will bring 'Cause everyone loves To hear her sing. DE MAIO, ESTELLE 8-9 2927 Wellman Avenue 61 General Bowling, dancing, swimming And a real party are tops For Estelle-one of our co-ops. DE PROSPO, CARROLL 8-12 2885 DeWitt Place 69 General-Secretary Library Squadg Tennis Club At present in the Co-op Course, Loves working and sportsg But above all-it's horse shows And owning her own horse. DEROSA, MEG 8-17 2022 Tomlinson Avenue 61 Academic-Teacher G.O. Repg Dram. Workshopg Locker Roomg Mr. Carbonara Career-wise Meg may Choose: Teaching Or a role on Broadway. DETINKO, LOIS 8-2 2566 Stedman Place 69 Commercial-Secretary Miss Lohnertg Mr. Haftg Senior Council Conversation sure is grand When beauty contest winner Lois is on hand. DI GIOVANNI, ROBERT 8-13 2535 Lurting Avenue 69 General Library Aideg Hall Patrol Two things about Bob you can tell: Loves all sorts of machines Plays the accordion well. DEL GUIDICE, EUGENE OR 2 16-15 Pilgrim Avenue 61 Ac,-Aerial Photographer Orchestra Hobby and vocation Here do combineg U.S.A.F. photographer Will be his line. DEL SAVIO, ARTI-lL'R 8-5 1217 Lydig Avenue 61 Academic+Fordham-Business Football Teamg Baseball Teamg Basketball Teamg Newman Club Here only one year He wants it made clear: All sports were varsity At La Salle Academy. DQ, Nil Desperandum. 'SP' V -r Nil lkw-wma.. :msn Luk Q 'SJ DI MARCO, JOANNE 8-2 1418 Hobart Avenue 61 General-Secretary That must be Joannes' Merry voice we hearg That she'll do well We have no fear. DIODATI, LORETTA 8-7 1012 Van Nest Avenue 62 General-Secretary Mr. Getz Sinatra and Mathis Bring her great joyg She'll he a pleasure For a boss to employ. DIRUSSO, CATHERINE 8-16 1841 Hering Avenue 61 General-St. joseph-Nurse Mr. Bellg Miss Boyajiang Mrs. Greenson Helping others, Her lifes Choreg For fun she likes to Draw. DIX, STUART 8-11 2160 Bolton Street 62 Academic Baseball Teamg Library Aideg Infirmary Game at the Garden And the boat ride most fun There was baseball And Library with Mr. Gordon. DoLcE, PHILIP 8-12 2077 Wallace Avenue 62 Academic-St. johns-Dentist Hall Patrolg Library Squad Miss Davisg Miss D'Amato Wkitching a Ball game or joking in class, Good looking Phil Has friends by the mass. Vbingg DI-MEGLIO, MICHAEL 8-9 1911 Radcliffe Avenue 62 Academic-C.C,N.Y.-Teacher Orchestrag Arista In Italian and other Helds He has the edgeg And Michael will be A teacher of Language. DIOMEDE, ROSE ANN 8-13 2933 Wfilkinson Avenue 61 General Mrs. Leaycraft Swimming, howling, dancing For Ro Diomede And to some goalf Still uncertainwshe'll speed, DI VITO, DOMINIC 8-5 1948 Holland Avenue 62 General. DLUGACI-I, SEMA 8-13 2320 Bronx Park East 67 Academic-I-Iunter-Teacher Secretary, Boostersg Sr. Council jr. Chorusg Service League Office Cadet teaching for Simmy Has been most rewarding To teaching, understanding And good will she will bring DORF. BARRY 8-13 2155 Paulding Avenue 62 General-Draftsman Library Squadg Mrs. Greenson Hall Patrol Award in basketball A real sports fang Barry will become An expert draftsman. lf lei A1 rl 1 yfl l DUKE, JOAN 8-14 871 Throggs Neck Blvd. 65 Comm.-Katherine Gibbs- Stenog. Mr. Goldbergg Mrs, Warshawg Mrs. Kaufner Cars, music, all sports Are tops for jonig Started her career already- In stenography. EDELSTEIN, STEPHEN 8-14 1842 Tenbroeck Avenue 61 Academic-C.C.N.Y.-Lawyer Steve as a lawyer will sure go far li-le'll have no trouble passing the ar. EISENBERG, FRANCINE 8-10 2225 Holland Avenue 67 Academic-Bronx Comm. Mrs. Taubg Mr. Green Swimming and bowling A delight for Frang Teaching and Marriage- Not too far away in her plan. EISNER, MIRIAM 8-4 2199 Holland Avenue 62 Academic Mrs, Coheng Cheerleadersj Basketball Clubg Leaders' Two years of Cheerleaders Gave Mimi plesureg Major and minor C's She will long treasure. ENDE, FRANCES 8-17 2155 Paulding Avenue 62 Academic-Hunter-Teacher Leaders' Clubg Mrs. Warshawg Booster Club Sinatra and Mathis Bring her bliss But her right true end P To teaching she'll wend. DORT, JOAN 8-6 2047 Holland Avenue 62 Academic-Hunter-Teacher Prom Commg Mr. Goldsmithg Mrs. Noverg Miss Schwartz Many service citations Show her merit And a major B in basketball Is also to her credit. DOUGHERTY, DALE 8-6 1551 Glover Street 62 Commercial-Secretary Mrs. Patowg Miss Fisher Like so many girls Dale Dougherty Found it great On Co-op to be. DUMKE, GLORIA 8-9 1075 Edison Avenue 65 Academic-Westchester Comm. Leaders' Clubg Bowling Clubg Basketball Clubg Mr. Rogers. Doing service in the Locker room Might make you turn greeng Hard to describe The things she has seen. EDER, LESLIE 8-2 1090 Pelham Parkway S. 67 Academic-N.Y.U.-Teacher Mrs. Balichg Mrs, Honestg Mr. Carbonara On winning team in volley ball was GO. Rep. two times in all. EISENMAN, MICHAEL 8-15 2722 Cruger Avenue 67 Academic-Iowa-Dentist Cross Country Teamg Tennis Teamg Track Team Library Squad For many sports Mike has real zestg When it comes to tennis He's among the best. EISNER, PHYLLIS 8-5 2140 Cruger Avenue 62 General-Secretary Mrs. Falikg Mrs. Warshaw A private secretary her fate And she can't wait to graduate. ENGELDRUM, DONALD 8-14 1272 Stadium Avenue 65 General-Service Station Manager With racing cars He is supremeg Soon he'll fill them With gasoline. DOTO, JOSEPHINE 8-10 1927 Tomlinson Avenue 61 General-Clerical work Regents Week Serviceg Study Hallg Program Room Brown eyed, co-op jo Loves to danceg In so many contests She has a good chance. DRESNER, STEVEN 8-12 2102 Bronx Park East 62 Ac.-Fairleigh Dickinson- Pharmacist Handball Teamg Rifle Teamg Library Aideg Hall Patrol Handball is the sport for Stev Pharmacy is how hell make a livin'. CD This vsill ht it it takes all clay. EPSTEIN, EDITH 8-17 2160 Bronx Park East 62 Commercial-Receptionist Mrs. Harrisg Mr. Graysong Guidance Ofiice She makes stuffed animals For children every yearg This last term as Senior She will always hold dear. ERENBERG, ELISSA 8-16 1229 Arnow Avenue 68 Academic-Hunter-Teacher Aristag Mrs. Governaleg Boostersg General Ofhce On Blue Letter Day Her costume won a prizeg Winn a Spanish certificate, From dancing gets a rise. FAGAN, THOMAS 8-1 2140 East Tremont Avenue 62 Ac,-Westchester Comm.- Chemist Mr. Schoentieldg Mr. Dattwyler. Mr. Bush Expert in many sports, In Columbus only one year, But service club award Shows his character clear. FAZZINI, RICHARD 8-5 2929 Hering Avenue 69 Academic.-Chemist Cartoonist, Admiralg Science Club Alternate Scholarship winner. Chemistry, his plang Richard is the Admirals Cartooning man. FEIN, JEROME 8-17 2080 Barnes Avenue 62 Academic-N.Y.U.-Business Miss Davisg Mr. Dattwylerg Mr. Xwoolfson History and English A pleasure for jerryg And ii good business executive? V ery. ERDHEIM, RONNIE 8-2 6-'19 Arnow Avenue 67 Academic-C.C.N.Y.- Psychologist Mr. Albertg Boosters' In dancing she's received Many a cupg In people, she likes To know what's up. ESPOSITO, MICHAEL 8-6 1770 Stillwell Avenue 69 Academic-Air Force Mr. Grubman Best subject was science At Cardinal Hayesg He will follow this star In his air force days. FAGELLA, DINA 8-17 1-107 Mace Avenue 69 Commercial-Teacher Mr. Carbonarag Mr. Trunzg Mr. Graysong Senior Play Dina loves children It is plain to seeg Shell teach in the grades And raise a family. FEDELI, AUDREY 8-7 2220 East Tremont Avenue Academic-Oneonta State- Teacher Leader's Clubg Usher Squad Miss DiLellog Mrs. Michael Character and scholarship I-Ier sparkling features, Shell go far As an elementary teacher. FEINER, MICHELE 8-14 2558 Fish Avenue 69 Academic-Hunter-Teacher Senior Banclg Dr. Ryang Attendance Ofhceg Miss Olitsky Awards as if on spree So many went to Mitzi. Of personality-oodles Of clogs? pooclles. FERRANTE, JOSEPH 8-8 1562 Unionport Road 62 Academic-Lawyer For a career in law Joe will strive Hes sorry-no pool On floor number five, FIENGOLD, LOWELL 8- 1 6 2215 Bronxwood Avenue 69 Academic-N.Y.U.-Engineer Track Teamg Library Squadg Senior Councilg Cross Country Team Winner at the N.Y.U. track meet In his career as engineer Hell continue to be very fleet. FISHMAN, CAROLE 1957 Bogart Avenue 62 Comm.-Bk'yn Comm.-Legal Stenog. Library squadg Miss Beckerg G. O. Council Rep.g Mrs. Michelson As a sociable person Carole does shineg In Legal Stenography Shell also do fine. FLASTER, HOWARD 2100 Bronx Park East 62 Academic-Hamilton Tennis Teamg Senior orchestrag Soccer Team, Anchor Rep, In tennis, in soccer In music rarin' To go, and as a doctor Hell make a livin'. FOGLIAZZA, IRENE 8-17 2945 Baisley Avenue 61 Comm.-Katharine Gibbs- Secretary Prom Commg Locker Roomg P.T.A. Rep Miss D'Amatog A Trip to Italy Vilas most fascinatingg She's received merit awards And her hobby is dancing. FEINSTEIN, ADDY 8-10 2555 Morgan Avenue 69 General-Agric. Inst. Bowling Clubg Bio. Labg Mr. Bushg Miss Abramson When Addy bowls down go the In most other sports He usually wins. FELDMAN, FLGRENCE 8-10 2556 Holland Avenue 67 Commercial-C.C.N.Y.- Teacher Accounting Ofhceg Mrs. Taubg Sr, Officeg Arista No ordinary secretary she, For a steno teacher shes to beg Dancing Flo's sweet and bright, And to her friends brings delight. FERRANTE, SARAH 8-8 1910 Hone Avenue 61 Commercial-Secretary Mr. Dunng Mr. Gorclong Mrs. Brennang Newman Club A-1 secretary in library Was sweet Sarahg Our Italian born students Sought aid of her. FISCHER, BARRY 8-17 754 Mace Avenue 67 Ac.-Fairleigh Dickinson- Lawyer Mrs. Spritzerg Mr. Sachsg Hall Patrolg Admiral Staff A talented boy In many a way. And hopes to be a lawyer Or journalist some day. FLAKS, STUART 8-17 2825 Olinville Avenue 67 Academic-Columbiad Pharmacy Prom Comm,-Library Squad Handball Teamg Mrs. Weisblut Piano and accordion, And awards to boastg Going to Brookhaven Hell remember most. FLEISCHMAN, FREDDA 8-12 2199 Holland Avenue 62 General-Bookkeeper Fritzi likes to bowl and dance This red-haired Co-opper In business will rapidly advance FORCINO. DIANE 8-8 2404 Westervelt Avenue 69 General-Secretary Miss Malloyg Mr. Shack Secretary Of necessity But for a real thrill The arts textile. FELD, RICHARD 8-1' 2074 Wallace Avenue 62 Academic. FELLOWS, VIRGINIA 8-5 2211 Boller Avenue 69 Commercial-Secretary Mrs. Patowg Mrs. Rowang Mrs. Stein She cooks, she swims, she rows An all-around girl, And one of the Fellows. The vshole world in their hands. EORESE. JUDITH 8-2 97-I Van Nest Avenue 62 General-Dictaphone Operator Mr. Kolevzong Mrs. Spritzer Mr. Wfoolfson Wcirking for three bosses Is not exactly easy But skillful Co-op Is judith Forese. FOTI, NANCY 8-11 T13-I Fenton Avenue 69 Academicw-Wfood School- Business Miss Davidsong Mr. Brickmang Mrs. Wfarshaw Dancing and Collecting records Is for this lassg Liked being in Mrs. Schifi s Homeroom Class. DE VITO-FRANCESCO. ANTHONY 8-16 1040 Swinton Avenue 65 General-Industrial Wcmrk Mr. Patton Expert in woodmaking Proud of his photography, Tony will go far in industry. FRI EDMAN, LOUIS 8- 10 2120 Cruger Avenue 62 Aci-C.C.N.Y.-Chem. Engineer Hall Patrolg Mrs. Greenson Things begin to rock n' roll XX'hen Louie sits on Hall Patrol. FURMAN. MONIQUE 8-15 620 Thwaites Place 67 Commercial-Secretary IXUS. Costanzog Mrs. Patowg Mrs, Greenson An outgoing soul XX'ho is friendly to all Monique is really A wonderful gal. FORMAN, MARTIN 8-11 1523 Hawthorne Street 69 Academic-C.C.N.Y.- Engineer Sr. Chorusg Mrs. Schiffg Melody Singersg G.O. Congress Of the student body and teachers Marty made friendsg Engineering will be One of his chief ends. FOX, ISABELLE 8-11 1590 Unionport Road 62 Academic-Actress Senior Showg Anchor. Horizon Staffg Melody Singersg Prom Comm. Since she holds singing And acting so dearg Lovely Isabelle soon will Succeed in an acting career. FRANCOVILLA, PETER 8-5 2302 Hughes Avenue 58 Academic-C.C.N.Y.-Engineer Library Aideg Mrs. Browneg Gen. Science Lab. In amateur radio work He knows all the tricksg No wonder his engineering Will be in electronics. FRIEDMAN, PHILIP 8-14 2275 Cruger Avenue 67 Ac.-C.C.N.Y.-Elec. Engineer Miss Davisg Mr. I.aMagnag Miss Boyajiang Mr. Stopen In Columbus what He most prefers? Why his job in Charge of cutters. GALKE, CAROLYN 8-11 1569 Metropolitan Avenue 62 General-Secretary Co-op Ofhce Once offered a job by A.E.C. She may find her reward NX'ith Montgomery Ward- A most efficient secretary. GENOVESE, ROBERT 8-1 2027 Tomlinson Avenue 61 Academic-C.C.N.Y.- Accountant Mr. Paluchg Newman Clubg Mr. Carbonarag Prom Comm. On dancing and recordings He always can countg In future he'll be keeping For others an account. GERMANO, WILLIAM 8- 1 1756 Parkview Avenue 61 Academic-Farmingdale- Accountant Mr. Paluchg Mr, Carbonarag Mr. Savetti Giggy likes numbers in all GARRICK, SUSAN 8-6 758 Pelham Parkway 62 Acaclemic-Hunter- Psychologist Admiral Staffg Boostersj Mr. Dunn. She's interested in people Their actions and reactions This is only one Of Sue's many attractions. GELMAN, DAVID 8-3 2157 Wallace Avenue 62 Ac.'mN.Y.U.-Civil Engineer Chem, Physics Labg Mrs. Warshaw Columbus days were a joy for Dave, Coin collecting and oil painting. He will always crave. GERARDI, MARIANN 8-4 1518 Lurting Avenue 61 General-Secretary Mrs. Coheng Miss Barrettg Miss Fischerg Miss Davis Likes bowling and dancing Enjoys life while she can Be active and happy Says our Mariann. GIACCONE, MARIO 8-8 2874 East 194 Street 61 General-T.V. Repairman Mr. Sachsg Mrs. Parsons When Mario builds a model boat Were sure it stays afloat. amountsg Someday he'll be using them In Filing Accounts. GIACOMINO, ROBERT 8-4 GIANDANA, CAROLYN 8-15 1650 Library Avenue 65 840 Kinsella Street General Academic. To go lishing and hunting He'd gladly slaveg An outdoor life Is what he does crave. GI BSON, FLORENCE 8- 1 3 910 Mace Avenue 69 General-Typist Mrs. Spritzerg Miss Becker Peanut in class is said to be funny, but as a typist she will make her money. GLASSER, ALLAN 8-12 2718 Woodhull Avenue 69 Academic-Fordham- Pharmacist Admiralg Library Squadg Mr. Goldsmithg Mr. Gordon For baseball and swimming He heeded the callg But very best of all Was the Admiral. GILBERT, GAIL 8-is 159 Metropolitan Avenue 63 Academic-C.C.N.Y.-Buyer Switchboardg Boostersj Miss Olitskyg Guidance Office Collecting records Is fun for Gailg As a junior exec. She'll be a buyer-retail. GLICK, MARSHA 8- 1 1 2150 Wallace Avenue 62 Academic-Fashion Illustrator Mr. S. Zimmermang Mrs. Schiff Likes ice skating, A petite little chickg But fashion illustrating Is for Marsha Glick. GARUFI, CONCETTA 8-6 2349 Wallace Avenue 67 General Co-op. GELMAN, MARTIN 8-11 2039 Cruger Avenue 62 Academic-Hofstra Chem, Physics Labg Mrs. Warshaw Teacher or sports writer Which will it be? In either Held Success to Marty. Qwertyuiop. GLUESEN, GERDA 8-12 1586 Williamsbridge Road 61 Academic-Policewoman Bowling Clubg Boostersf Mrs, Vlfarshawg Trinity Club The most interesting experience To Gercla in Columbus XXfas working the switchboard In the General Oliice. GOLDHAINIER, JOAN 8-2 2235 Cruger Avenue 67 AcadeinicfC.C.N.Y, Mrs. Wfarsliawg Mrs. Steing Mrs. Kaufncrg Mrs. Hawthorn' Brown eyed joan Loves to skateg The Columbus Day Parade Made her feel great. GOLDSTEIN, JANET 8-10 2322 Throop Avenue 69 AcrademicMN.Y.U.-Speech Coach Mrs. Taub: Guidance Oflfg Aristag Anchor Rep Knowing three languages Is a good feature: After High School She'll be a speech teacher. GORMAN, ARTHUR 8- 14 2717 Holland Avenue 67 AcademicHHunter- Optometrist Bowling Teamg Senior Councilg Chem. Labg A Regents Scholarship alternate Loves fishing and bowling In optometry-our best bet. GRASSIS. GEORGIANNA 8-14 1865 Barnes Avenue 62 Academic-Katherine Gibbs Secretary Mr. Sawickig Mrs, Costanza Automobile races and swimming, Shes going to Katherine Gibbs Driving and dating Also working for his Nibs . GOLDEN, LYNN 8-7 1590 Unionport Road 62 Academic-Oswego-Teacher Cheerleaders'g Usher Squadg Horizon, Anchorg G.O. Congress Lynn as a cheerleader Really looks swell The team really swings Wlien they hear her yell. GOLDSTEIN, ILENE 8-1 2102 Wzillace Avenue 62 Academic-HunterfTeacher Prom. Commg Usher Squaclg Aristag Leaders' Club Athletic, vivacious and list! Shell be a teacher or a novelist. GOODMAN, MICHAEL 8--1 760 Pelham Parkway 62 Academic-'Hunter-Biologist Service, 125g Senior Council Photography is a hobby of Mikes Camping and fishing he also likes. GORMAN, EMILY 8-17 5112 Wilkinson Avenue 61 Academic-C.C.N.Y.-Airline Hostess Swimming Clubg Boosters'g Usher Squadg Program Comm. Loves to sing and dance Has a sense of humor line She'll keep them happy On a jet airline. GRECO, MARIE 8-3 1851 Pilgrim Avenue 61 General-Secretary Mr. Carbonarag Mrs. Patow She will make some Man's heart glowg She not only dances But can cook and sew. GRIMLEY, SUSAN 8-15 754 Pelham Parkway 62 Academic-Syracuse-Teacher Aristag Usher Squad GO. Repg English Office Folk and social dancing, And as a tutor she did rateg Loves also to ice and roller skate. GROTSKY, HAROLD 8-13 935 Waring Avenue 69 Academic-C.C.N.Y.-Doctor Senior Bandg Aristag Mrs. Coheng Mrs. Leaycraft He wants to be a doctor So his future work is set In the meantime he makes music As he toots his clarinet. GULLA, FRANK s-5 2544 Laconia Avenue 69 Academic-Hunter Senior Council He clearly seeks A career of some kind Yet he won't divulge What he's got in mind, GUTHEIL, BRUCE, as 1272 Stadium Avenue 65 General Mrs. Michelson Startled to find his B.M. Teacher was the Deang At the moment his future Is not clearly seen. HAHNENBERGER, CAROL 8-7 1855 Tenbroeck Avenue 61 Commercial-Bookkeeper Leaders' Clubg Secretarial Clubg Mr. Getzg Miss Winter Basketball, volleyball lce Skating, too Major C Carol Finds plenty to do. GREEN, BEVERLY 8-7 2830 Olinville Avenue 67 Academic-N.Y.U.-Teacher Library Squadg Mr. Paluchg Usher Squadg Emergency Room Frank Gifford The great Football pro Is the current crush Of our tiny Bo . GREENE, MARK 8-4 1752 Astor Avenue 69 Ac.-Bronx Comm.-Business Administration A-V Squadg Bowling Clubg Early Patrol Photography his avocation Business administration His true vocation. Gaoss, EUGENE S-6 2300 Bronx Park E. 67 Academic-Pharmacist Intramural Football, Basketballg Miss Schwartz Sports are right up Eugene's alley But to be a pharmacist He sure will rally. GUDDAT, ELSIE 8-2 1438 Crosby Avenue 61 Academic-Secretary Mrs. Warshawg Mrs. Honestg Mr. Kadishg Mrs. Schiff Elsie Guddat Will do what She's good at- A job secretariat. GURSKY, PAMELA 8-15 2418 Olinville Avenue 67 Academic-Cornell-Social Features Ed. Admiralg Leaders'g Asst. Girl Leader, Arista With her sweet smile And quiet charm Many a lad She will disarm. work GUTHENBERG, GERALD 8-17 1636 Plymouth Avenue 61 General-Sheet Metal Worker Both in archery and riflery He hits the mark ! HALBSTEIN, ELLEN 8-6 2418 Olinville Avenue 67 Academic-Bronx Comm.e- Teacher Boosters'g Mrs. Costanzog Mr. Albertg Mrsi Ryan Certificate in bookkeeping, Cadet teaching, May try for accounting What will the future bring? GREENBERG. PHYLLIS 8-4 2125 Holland Avenue 62 Academic-C.C.N.Y. Mr. Freedmang Year book repg Arista Secretaryg Boosters' Phyl is always on the go She is quite a girl, you know, ln character many an GREGORY, AUDREY 8- 16 1643 Colden Avenue 62 Commercial-Secretary Mrs. Parsonsg Miss Becker Going on Co-op will be Always for Audrey A pleasant memory, 4 In its vsay a form of the dance. HAMMERMAN, JOE 8-15 2509 Holland Avenue 67 Academic-N.Y.U. Track team, Melody Singers Cross Country Team, jr. Red Cross Rep joe enjoys the piano and track, As Red Cross Rep He had the Knack. HAUSMAN, RosAL1E as 2185 Bolton Street 62 Academic-Mount Ida Miss Kernstockg Art Dep't, Mr. Grubman Hazel eyes Auburn hair She had a lot of fun When she was here. HEALY, JOAN 8-15 325 East 201 Street Academic-Gettysburg-Teacher Boosters'g College Rep, Usher Squadg G.O. Congress joan loves the theater Swimming and Art, In entertaining exchange students, She took a big part. HEINDL, RICHARD 8-5 290 Revere Avenue 65 Academic-Fort Schuyler junior Band, Mimeo Squad Swimming and chess, Benny Goodman, rock 'n roll and what will he be ? Theres the call of the sea. HELLER, FRAN 8-8 2532 Colden Avenue 67 General-Secretary Mrs. Sandvickg Miss Kernstock Fran does shorthand At a very fast rate As a secretary Shell be great. HANNA, JAMES 8-1 1 2816 Dudley Avenue 61 General-State Trooper Mr. Patton Dapper jim will be in clover, Telling everyone to pull over. HAYES, DANIEL 8- 1 3 2415 Seymour Avenue 69 Academic-Engineer Rifle Team, Mrs. Browne, Mrs. Leaycraftg Six-foot two, weight one ninety, In volleyball, the big trophy. No one with Danny will trifle- Two major C's with his rifle. HECHT, MARTIN OR 2 2441 Throop Avenue 69 Ac.-C.C.N.Y.-Elec. Engineer Arista, Mrs. Chad, Orchestra, Mr. Albert Science is Martin's game With volts and ohms He'll win his fame. HELFAND, DENNIS OR-2 2500 Wilson Avenue 69 Academic-N.Y.U.-Dentist Sr. Arista, Sr. Orchestra, Sr. Council, Guidance Oilice In his spare time He works on Hi-Fig When it comes to a career Dentistry hell try. ii'al:A7 HENRY, CAROLINE 8-IO Q! l 1058 Pierce Avenue 61 if pflfl' Academic-N.Y.U. J' f ,Wd 4 G.O. Councilg Library Squadg ' Guidance Office, Mr. Bell f- J X Lovely Caroline Henry 'V Goes for psychology, Music and art- A boon to society. f M Qj J' fl-L 77 Wffgw HIRSCI-I, IRIS 8-7 2914 Radcliff Avenue 67 Academic-C.C.N.Y.-Chem. Research Aristag Leaders' Clubg Ex. Ed. Admiralg Chem. Squad A johnny Mathis fan is she As an Admiral Editor She earned her U I it I HOCHBERG, VICKI 8-4 5 1 2047 Colden Avenue 62 ' MAcademic-C.C.N.Y. President, Booster Clubg Aristag . 5, Sr. Councilg Melody Singers 5, ' As Booster Club President T She did more than her shareg .. 1 j0To the Foreign exchange Student ' 'I She gave great care. ., U .., HOFFMAN, THEODORE 8-8 2187 Holland Avenue 62 Ac.-N.Y.U.-Business Administrator Intramural Basketballg Mrs. Brennang Miss Menna Attendance awards Teddy won, Playing basketball he has fun. HOLZMAN, LINDA 8-15 2418 Olinville Avenue 67 Academic-Queens-Teacher Usher Squadg Presbyt. Hospitalg Guidance Office, Arista Linda may be short in size. For activities so numerous She should win a prize. HOROWITZ, JUDI 8-16 2104 Holland Avenue 62 Academic-C.C.N.Y.- Advertising G.O. Rep.g Anchor Rep. Interested in art She finds it wise To use her skills And advertise. HENSEL, DOROTHEA 8-10 1029 Dean Avenue 65 Academic-Oneonta-Teacher Mrs. Parsons, Basketball Club, Twirlers' Clubg Mrs. Sandvick Fine athlete who knows All the twirlers' tricksg Someday she'll be a teacher Of home economics, HERMAN, IRA 8-9 2086 Bronx Park East Academic-Curry-Accounting Hall Patrol, Mr. Sachsg Ira takes pride In the clothes that he wearsg He'll be the best dressed Accountant in years. HIRSCH, JANIE LOU 8-4 655 Pelham Parkway N. 67 Academic-Mills-Teacher Leaders' Club, Admiral Staffg Cadet Teaching In volleyball, on horseback None could reach her, Soon-a Kindergarten teacher. HOFFMAN, BARBARA 8-10 2156 Muliner Avenue 62 Academic-Hunter-Nurse Aristag Twirlers' Clubg Reading to Blindg jr. Band Blonde hairg eyes of blue Leader and a twirler, too. HOLIAN, ROY 8-I7 1455 Waring Avenue 69 Ac.-johns Hopkins-Engineer Mrs. Kaufnerg Track Teamg Mrs. Warshaw, Arista Was boy leader of junior Arista In any field He'll go far. HOROWITZ, EDWARD 8-3 1842 Tomlinson Avenue 62 Academic. HORVITZ, MANNY OR-2 2078 Wallace Avenue 62 Academic-'Columbia- Pharmacist Senior Orchestrag Library Squad jr. Orchestra, Miss Hoffmang Many sports, music, even chess Manny in any field would impressg Our prescriptions will be filled. By someone really skilled. I-IERBSTZUBER, PAUL 8-16 2409 Fenton Avenue 69 Academic-L.I.U.-Dairy Farmer Gym Aide, Volleyball, Softball. Football Intramurals Popular music and sports Are interests of hisg I-Ie'll do well In the dairy biz, HERMAN, MAXINE 8-5 2045 Hone Avenue 61 Academic-F.I.T.-'Fashion Designer Guidance oliiceg Miss Yamag Mrs. Balich, Mr. Ames Music and art- Maxines foundationg Boating and horseback riding Her great sensation. Chiseling is .1 hue art. HUBNER, LYNN 8-9 56 Centre Street 64 Commercial-Secretary Mrs. Patowg Mr. Rogersg Sports-minded, she was happy To get her Senior ringg A very good job the next Few years will bring. IAZZETTA, EMILIO 8-10 1180 Rhinelander Avenue 61 General-Restaurateur Mrs. Dunsheeg Mrs. DeMarcog Art Assembly Sonny career-wise Should never wantg His family already Has the restaurant. IRACE, MARLENE 8-4 1616 Jarvis Avenue 61 General-Beautician Beauty is an important thingg For many a girl that's What Marlene will bring. ITZKOWITZ, KARL 8-11 939 Brady Avenue 62 Ac.-Bronx Comm.-Accounta Miss Ferrigan Karl has a yen For singing we'd say Enjoys freedom of education In a moderate way. JACOBS, ARTHUR 8-15 2015 Hone Avenue 61 Academic-Miami-Advertising Golf Teamg Mr. Flaxmang Mr. Healyg Chorus Once for a teacher Arthur was mistaken In sports or in advertising He won't be Utakenw. 1 M-'f s,.. 4, I. ..,yg1 we HURLEY, PETER 8-1 1067 Edison Avenue 65 Commercial-Business Mr. Schoenfieldg Mr. Bushg Mr. Dattwylerg Mr. Molho Attendance and service awardg In baseball and in business He'll go forward. IMPERATRICE, VERONICA 8-14 735 Pelham Parkway 62 Ac.-F.I.T.wFashion Designer Miss Davisg Senior Hats Repg Mr. Wfoolfsong Mrs. Harris Ronnie is certain of her held: It's fashion designing That will really yield. 2251 Holland Avenue 67 AcademichC.C.N.Y.-Civil Engineer Bowling Teamg Hall Patrolg, Physics, Chem Squad 5 Mike likes bowling And all other games N To be a civil engineer J Is one of his aims. ISKOWITZ MICHAEL 8 JABLIN, DAVID 8-1 2 2102 Holland Avenue 62 Academic-N.Y.U.-Lawyer Mrs. Noverg Mr. Graysong Miss Russellg Mr. Goldsmith Tall Dave Plays all kinds of ballg Columbus at the Garden He loved best of all. JACOBS, LEONA as 660 Thwaites Place 67 Academic-Syracuse-Actress Senior Aristag Boosters'g Miss Becker Black stockinged Lee Swings to boys, rock and roll Social work and marriage And perhaps a Broadway role. L 5 N . ,m..'l- ,,-' ' 1, I 3 wr' I hifi- . . JENNINGS, MICHAEL 8-9 3167 Philip Avenue 65 General-Armed Forces Mr. Arceryg Intramural Football In sports he won't go Down to defeat He keeps in shape 'Cause he likes to eat. JONES, JOYCE 8-5 1660 Bogart Avenue 62 Academic-Secretary Miss Winterg Miss Vislockyg Mrs. Murphyg Leaders' Club In so many sports Likes to be at the hubg She'll never forget The Leaders' Club. KAHN, SUSAN 8-15 1596 Unionport Road 62 Ac.-C.C.N.Y.-Art Field Horizon Art Staffg Art Editorg A-V Ofticeg Reading to Blindg Five feet Eve And eyes of blue, Art and music Are hobbies for Sue. KALMIS, XVI LMA 8-6 2736 Bronx Park East 67 Academic-Mount Sinai-Nurse Cheerleadersf Major C Club Leaders' Clubg Miss Koenig Sports really interest This cute chick And as a Nurse She will help the sick. KANTER, RENEE 8-9 2514 Fenton Avenue 69 Ac.-Inst, Merch.-Fashion Buyer Miss Olitskyg Mr. Michaelsg Miss Koenigg Mr. Woolfson A Barbizon Model Is our Renee As a Fashion Buyer She'll earn her pay. .' -1 .,. 1. . -- -fur JA-OBS, PAUL '17 4 2528 Cntger Avenue,-6 -I' ' Affademic-Qggens-Chemist . Ass't.Bpy Lea er, Aristagfl '- ' sf. cbunaig MathlOf62e' . ,Ni To Arista., Sm'Cbuh'c11, My A1gd,mote on his list,?1- 'f , lqbul will add YQ1'g2RlT1C chemist. 'g.- .Ai Y... If 8 , A- sf -c. y JAEEE, MARILYN 8-1 i 2517 Fish Avenue 69 Commercial-Secretary Attendance Office Secretary minded Marilyn, enjoys dancingg With brown eyes and hair Through life she'll go prancing. JOHNSON, WAYNE 8-13 2777 Schley Avenue 65 General-C.C.N.Y. Trinity Clubg Miss Davisg Sr. Bandg Mr. Hanerfeld Not yet clear Is his careerg Whats good for Wayne He will attain. KAFKA, TINA 8-9 2714 Wallace Avenue Academic-Hunter-Teacher Mrs. Ryang G.O. Repg Mr. Coheng Guidance Ofiice Her interests are varied To many fields do they reach But most of all Tina wants to teach. KAISER, LINDA 8-6 1579 Metropolitan Avenue 62 Academic-Alfred Arista Tutoring, Comm. Chairmang Boosters'g Anchor Repg College Rep. In Regents Scholarship an alternate In boosting and school Activities our best bet. KAMEN, BRENDA 8-11 2504 Bronx Park East 67 Acadernic-C.C.N.Y.- Psychologist Aristag Mr. Tarrg Mrs. Falikg Mr. Forman In sports, in music and in English she's topsg Of certificates a long list. Soon to become a psychologist. KASAK, SUSAN 8-11 615 Pelham Parkway N. 67 Academic-Dramatics Cheerleadersg G.O. Rep.g Bowling Clubg College Rep. An actress is what she wants to be Good luck to athletic pixie. Y. 1' 1 QF: JAFFE, JACQUELINE 8-2 2041 Holland Avenue 60 General-Receptionist Miss Beckerg Mrs. Warshawg Mrs. Malloyg Mrs. Koblenzer Sparkling jackie, somewhat loquacious, As private secretary Or receptionist-very gracious. JAFFE, STUART 8- 14 2158 Wallace Avenue 62 Ac.-C.C.N.Y.-Engineer Mr. Dunng Mr, Gorclong Mrs. Edelstein Sports, girls and dancing Still hold him in thrall But someday it will be Things electrical. A pinch of this and a little of that . . . IX f .Qfifh , .f ,Url l .2 Q,V.'g,7v KATZ. CECELIA 8.4 2191 Bolton Street Academic-Secretary Mrs. Witking Mrs. McConnell In the volleyball tournament Cecile was true blueg But, what keep's her busy Is her boyfriend Sabu . KATZ, SUSAN 8-11 2-I-I5 XXfilliamsbridge Road 69 AcademiceHunter-e'I'eacher Pres, For. Lang. Clubg Mrs. Balichg Melody Singersg Language Dept. Dancing and French songs To Susan are fung A French Drama scholarship She also has won. KAUFMAN, MARVIN 8-16 2164 Barnes Avenue 62 Ac.-Hunter-Research Chemist Hall Patrolg Intramural Baseball, Football, Volleyball His school spirit was ardent He loved our boat rides And the visit to the Garden, KEILER, HERBERT 8-9 2538 Yates Avenue 69 Academic-Fordham- Pharmacist Banclg Hall Patrol Dean's Ofliceg Infirmary Now basketball and Swimming are high on his list Later Herbie will rank High as a pharmacist. KELLER, URSULA 8-5 1189 Van Nest Avenue 61 Commercial-Fed. Reserve Bank Miss XX'interg Miss Vislockyg Miss De Lillog Mrs. Warshau' Wcmrking Co-op is Ursie For the momentg But her real bent Is INIatrimony. KATZ, HARRIET 8--I 2134 Wallace Avenue 62 General-Secretary Mrs. Witking Miss Ligo- Mrs. Cohen Likes to sketch, A secretary she'll beg For playing basketball She won a major a KATZ, XWILLIAM 8-8 2552 Bronxwood Avenue 69 Academic-N.Y.U.-Accountant Senior Chorusg Columbus Forum Language Clubg G.O. Rep. Bill Katz is six feet tall, Plays ping-pongg Basketball and baseball. KAUFMAN,'MICHAIfL 8-4 1025 Esplanade 61 Academic-Columbia-Doctor Aristag Swimming Teamg Principals Officeg Mr. Albert Mike lifts weights So his build is fineg He hopes to be a medico At some future time. KELLER, NEIL 8-4 1507 Metropolitan Avenue 62 It Academic-C.C.N.Y. Bio Labg Physics Labg Senior Prom Comm. Stamp and coin collecting A hobbyists delights On a career in engineering He'll set his sights. I KELLS, SHEILA 8-5 1659 Library Avenue 65 Gen.-Met. Life Insurance Co. General Officeg Library Squadg Study Hall High praise in merchandising And in textile artg This Co-op in business Is already doing her part. KLASS, MARLENE s-6 2080 Barnes Avenue 62 Academic-N.Y.U.-Medicine Mr. Rogersg Library Squadg journalism Workshopg Mrs. Helfer Loves cooking and opera Many awards, but best Of all-the Arista. KLEIN, MELVIN 8-16 2418 Olinville Avenue 67 Ac.-VanderbiltWVeterinarian Anchor Repg Mr. Gordong Library Squadg Mr. Dattwyler Chief hobby is following Willie Maysg Soon he'll be an expert In animal ways. KLEINER, ROBERTA 8-15 2140 Cruger Avenue 62 Academic-Hunter-Teacher Library Squadg Senior Aristag Yearbook Repg Boosters Dating and dancing Roberta loves to do, Bowling and swimming She favors tool KNAFF, NANCY 8-14 2320 Bronx Park East 67 Academic-Tufts-Teacher G.O. Councilg Arista Leaders' Clubg Hebrew Club Girl leada Of our Arista. She'll go far. KOEPPER, VALERIE 8-16 2545 Pearsall Avenue 69 Commercial-Secretary Mrs. Patowg Mrs. Kaufnerg Mr. Browne's Officeg Dr. Isaacs Brown hair and eyes Has our Valerie She'll earn her salary. KELLY, JUDY as 1603 Hobart Avenue 61 Commercial-Secretary Cheer Leadersg Basketball Clubg Leaders' Clubg Locker Room She likes to play tennis And also to skateg Winning the softball tournament Made her feel great. KEYES, CAROLYN 8-9 1224 Fairfax Avenue 65 Academic-Hunter-Teacher Leaders' Clubg Senior Councilg Basketball Clubg Tennis Club Playing basket ball Is one of her joysg In the future she'll teach Little girls and boys. KLEIN, AMY 8-2 2433 Young Avenue 69 Commercial-Bookkeeper Attendance Office Petite blonde haired Amy One of our co-opsg As a Bookkeeper Shell be the tops. KLEINBERG, JUDY 8-11 2731 Holland Avenue 67 Academic-Hunter-Teacher Tennis Clubg Mrs. Samsong Basketball Clubg English Olhce Loves to collect things, Belongs to the Carvel Teens To be a teacher Is one of her dreams, KLING, DIANE 8-11 2151 Cruger Avenue 62 Commercial-Stenographer Mr. Kolevzong Mr. Dunng Mrs, Patow Awards in steno and typing Being principals stenographer Delighted Diane Kling. KOEHLER, BARBARA 8-7 1654 Hering Avenue 61 Comm.-Hunter-eSocial Work Leaders' Clubg Library Squad Bowling Clubg H. Ed. Office Barbara sweet and slim Through numerous Sports activities Keeps in trim. KOGAN, RICHARD 8-15 2074 Wallace Avenue 62 Academic-Columbia-Bio Chemist Swimming Teamg Bio Labg junior bandg Intramural Basketball Fresh and salt water fishing He does with zestg In pharmacy or chemistry He'll do his best. Cf KELLY, THOMAS 8-4 818 Logan Avenue 65 General-I.B.M. Repair Man Mrs. Coheng Mr. Molhog Intramural Softball Found friendliness The keynote here Maintenance work Will be his career. KIMMEL, JOSEPH 8-6 3199 Tierney Place 65 General-Fire Department Loves basketball Swimming And to ski His occupation? Fiery. f 5 Contracts other than marriage. E -L KONCI-IEK. BARBARA 8- 2-128 Matthews Avenue 6' General-Typist Mrs. Annisg Mrs. Malloyg Mrs. Burlinson Bobbies a girl who does incline Toward sports and fashion design. KORETSKY. LINDA 8-' 2095 Cruger Avenue 62 Academic-C.C.N.Y.-Teacher Senior Councilg Miss Sturchlerg Miss Wfinterg Health Ed, Dept Linda Loves tennis and swimming, too Add her O's in character, As a teacher of the young I-low well She will do. KOPELL. NANCY 8-6 2165 Bolton Street 62 Academic-Mathematics Leaders' Clubg Twirlers' Clubg Sec'y, Aristag Sec'y Senior Council Salutatorian and even more- Awards and scholarships galoreg Sports not neglected by Nancy I-Iere, too, she has a Major KOSOFE, RICHARD 8-15 2181 Wallace Avenue 62 Academic-Iowa State-Dentist Senior Chorusg Library Squadg Attendance Olice Merrily he goes along Happy when he sings a song. KRAMER. LOIS OR.2 2228 Hering Avenue 69 Academic-I-Iunter-Teacher Orchestrag Mr. Sawickig Aristag Mr. I-Ianerheld Our Orchestra to grace She played the bass: In languages. swell XY'on awards as well. KONOPNY. ROBERTA 8-11 2186 Paulding Avenue 62 Academic-N.Y.U.-Comm. Artist G.O. Repg Tennis Clubg Anchor Repg Mr. W'oolfson Roberta likes sports And designing clothes. She likes meeting people XVherever she goes. KONTAK, BOB 8-1 192-1 Tomlinson Avenue 61 Gen.-Col. School of Mines- Geologist Miss Paloneg Science Club Smily plays both Banjo and guitarg His part in a science assembly XX'as way above par. KOSINSKY. JOHN 8-3 1'OO Colden Avenue 62 Academic-Concordia jacks' a whiz at basket ballg Readin' and writin' are his call. KRAKOFE, MARVIN 8-4 1116 Neill Avenue 61 Ac.-N.Y.I.T.-Elect. Engineer Senior Chorusg Mr. Wallace In whatever held As an engineer I-Iis sparkling voice NX'ill always cheer, KRAVITZ, MICHAEL 8- 5 2-118 Fish Avenue 69 Academic-Hunter-Civil Engineer Captain, Rifle Teamg College Repg Mr. Dunng Mrs. Helfer Dead-eye Mike always hits his mark About his future, too I-Ie's not in the dark. rf., Hhs- LAGIOVANE, MIKE 8-2 937 Brady Avenue 62 General-Draftsman For fishing and baseball He will always gog And he'll get that deer With arrow and bow. LANDAU, ARNOLD 8-9 2079 Wallace Avenue 62 Academic-Columbia Mr. Hanerfeldg Mr. Healy Repairing T.V. sets Is a hobby he did listg He hopes to be soon A pharmacist. LANZILLI, THOMAS 8-3 3183 E. Tremont Avenue 61 General On words he is kind of short: Baseball is his favorite sport. LATORRE, JOSEPH 8-1 642 Mead Street 62 Gen.-Mechanics Institute- Draftsman Mr. Newell Brown eyes and six feet tall, joe's sports Are basketball, softball. LAWNER, NEIL 8-15 762 Brady Avenue 62 Academic-N.Y.U.-Dentist Mr. Albert, Miss Paloneg Boy Leader, Senior Arista, Science Club Could be a good scientist He's quite a scholarg He'll be a dentist And he'll watch that molar. KRIEGER, STEVEN 8-3 2180 Bronx Park East 62 Gen.-Am. Int. College- Business Banclg Mr. Hanerfeld For writing and on saxophone He has a real bentg Also will do well In business management. KUHN, ARTHUR 8-15 14 Metropolitan Oval 62 Academic-Washington- Chemist. Soccer Teamg Chem, Physics Squadg Tennis Team, Mr. Goldsmith Arthur is a member of the N.B.C. Teen Wcurk Shop Expert in chemistry- He'll be way on top. LA MORTE, FRANK 8-S 1859 Paulding Avenue 62 Academic-Oswego State- Teacher Aristag Mrs. De Marcog Senior Councilg Mr. Patton Likes souping up cars Of sports he has his fillg Franks always talking about His friends from Greenwich Ville. LANOTTE, GAETANA 8-12 2829 Zulette Avenue 61 General-Secretary Basketballg Miss Sturchlerg Volleyball Bowling, dancing, Swimming are for Ann Being a private secretary Is her plan. LA ROSA, MICHAEL 8-2 876 Kinsella Street 62 General-Electrician Intramural Softball On seeing Columbus At the Garden he was keeng Mike was also on our Winning softball team. LAVISTA, JOSEPH 8- 1 O 1912 Muliner Avenue 62 Academic-F.I.T.-Designer Mrs. Greensong Art Asst. Playg Mrs. Dunsheeg Horizon In art work or as a Fashion designerg You should see joe's work- There's nothing finer. LEAVY, ROSALIND 8-5 1 Metropolitan Oval 62 Academic-N.Y.U.-Teacher Mrs. Rosenbergg Melody Singersg Chorus Our singing Roz Always remains on keyg Her feat won for her A coveted KRIEGSMAN. STEVEN 2076 Wallace Avenue 62 Ac.-Missouri-journalist Sports Editor, Admiralg Yearbookg Swimming Teamg G,O. Rep Steve has an interest In any sport or gameg In the field of journalism Hell earn his fame. 8-5 . F '4 LABIANCA, EVA 8-9 0 1610 Hering Avenue 61 General-Secretary , , A f Mrs. Burlinson -N! f Office work will 'enga jon Her time, we findg ,' 1 - But also in her mind ' LL Is another Kind of ff 1 , l 5 f A-f-2 Zod- 926. Qgfi 56:42 Q1 if Indoor Fishing. 0911! 3 LEFF, MICHAEL 8-14 1501 Metropolitan Avenue 62 Academic-N.Y.U.-Engineer Mr. Albertg Early Patrolg Mr. Kaclish In electronics, with a guitar Mike's very handyg In intramural volleyball I-Ie received the trophy. LEVI NE, BARBARA 8-5 1569 Nletropolitan Avenue 62 Genflnst, Merchandising- Buyer Miss Schwartzg College Repg Mr. Wfoolfsong Anchor Rep Fashion is my cup of tea So L.I.M. is the school for me C.C.H.S. has prepared me well Next two years are bound to tell. LEWIN, PAUL 8-6 1562 Unionport Road 62 Academic-Maryville-Doctor Swimming Teamg Miss Cummingsg College Rep.g Miss Davis Paul's a man who's a real Go-getter, that's why in swimming A major and minor letter. LIFSHUTZ, HOWARD 8-3 1434 Pelham Pkway. South 61 Academic-Muhlenburg- Doctor Aristag Miss Ryang Lab. Assistantg Mrs. Hearon Howie hopes to be an M.D. And a pretty nurse will Cause him glee. LIPMAN, LINDA 8-12 2132 Wallace Avenue 62 Academic-Hunter-Teacher Anchor Repg Mrs. Noverg Art officeg Miss Becker Cadet teaching was Linda's joy For helping others Is her gainful employ. LEPRE, ROBERT 8-9 2752 Matthews Avenue 67 Academic-Iona-Chemist College Repg Science Labg Bio Lab From basket ball and baseball His interests stemg Robert has a career In the field of Chem. LEVINE, RHODA 8-10 2502 Barnes Avenue 67 Academic-Bx. Comm-Secretary Leaders' Cluhg Mrs. Sandvikg Bowling Clubg Miss Winters Bowling and swimming are her sports As an executive Secretary Rhoda will hold the fort. LIEBESMAN, LESLIE Or. 2 660 Thwaites Place 67 Academic-I-Iunter-Biw Chemist Orchestrag Mrs. Faddeng Mrs. Dunsheeg Senior Arista A Nursing scholarship Leslie has wong Collects many things- Antique dolls for one. LIGUORI, LOUIS 8-12 1081 Astor Avenue 69 Academic-Bronx Comm.- Accounting Basketball Intramurals Won the basketball Intramurals in '58 and '59g As a C.P.A. too He'll do hne. LIPSIUS, BARRY 8-15 1596 Unionport Road 62 Academic-Cortland-Teacher Baseball Teamg j.V. Basketballg Soccerg Intramural Volley Ball Add swimming and track To all the above sports Lips just a whiz On any old court. l l iw wfffuf fzwW 1 L 4' 0 1-M LOCKER, SHARON 8-5 2155 Paulding Avenue 62 Academic Chem, Physics Squadg Leaders' Clubg Arista Sharon does well In most any game To be a Housewife Is her major aim. LOIS, CATHERINE 8-5 2225 Fenton Avenue 69 General-Secretary Mrs, Malloyg Mr. Rogersg Miss Fisher Catherine likes to dance and dateg Her big blue eyes Help her to rate. MACCARELLO, MARIE 8-8 2845 Maitland Avenue 61 eneral-I.B.M. Operator rs. Brennang Miss Sturchler Being on co-op Taught her a few things. Marriage to a sailor Is what the future brings. MALESTER, LOUISE 8- 1 2 2125 Cruger Avenue 62 Gen-New York Comm.-Med. Technician Library Aideg Mrs. Falikg Miss Barrettg Miss Russell An all around gal She enjoys an outdoor sportg Medical Technology will Become Louise's forte. MANOFF, BONNIE 8-1 2187 Holland Avenue 62 Ac.-Bridgeport-Legal Stenographer Art officeg Mrs. Koblenzerg Mrs. Greensong Mrs. Schiff Athletic Bonnie Shows great prowessg To be a Stenographer She does profess. Liss, ROGER s-1 2309 Holland Avenue 67 Academic-Boston U. Senior Councilg IV. Basketballg Varsity Soccerg College Rep, Because of his height And hysterical wit, No one can miss The Great Roger Liss. f ji!-fhiyffrbio, AUL 8-4 1 r ol' an val 62 I Ejasibiliii. iii? al te On 1 on Or b sk P looks gr u jor letters orts. LOFTUS, LILLIAN 8-11 528 City Island Avenue 64 General-Model Twirlers' Clubg Miss Davisg Switchboarclg Mrs. Schiff Lilly's an expert Twirler, And how she can water skig Shes successful already- She's a model for Conover. LUDWIG, JOAN 8-7 1761 Seminole Avenue 61 Academic-Business Newman Clubg G.O. Repg Girls' Locker Room Likes to help people Skates all she can Smiley -rewarded everyday By the mailman. MAGAZZINO, ROSEMARIE 8-I0 727 Calhoun Avenue 65 General-Typist The Co-op course Is what she'll rememberg But more important- Getting married in September. MANDELBERG, JUDITH 8-4 1151 Astor Avenue 69 Academic. MARCUS, BELLE 8-2 1944 Unionport Road 62 Commercial-Secretary Library Squadg Mr. Dunng Mrs. Browne Right now for creative writing And dancing is sheg And soon a private secretary. LIVINGSTONE, BARBARA 1150 Pelham Parkway S. 61 General Mrs. Burlinsong Mr, Burgerg Miss Halsteadg Mr. Cohen Many hobbies For Barbara jeang A girl who treasures Her sewing machine. LOBUE, ELAINE 8-10 2743 Paulding Avenue 69 Commercial-Secretary Bowlingg Miss Becker's Office Co-op Elaine in business Will enjoy her roleg And always it will be A delight to bowl. I This kind of modeling is fun, too. MARCUS, CAROL OR-2 1944 Unionport Road 62 Academic-Mt. Sinai-Nurse Mr. Gordong Mr Trunzg Mrs. Gisolfi Carol and her twin Cause lots of trouble When people think They're seeing double. MARKOWITZ, IRENE 8-17 2134 Wallace Avenue 62 Academic-Hunter-Teacher G.O. Repg G.O. Ofiiceg College Repg Mrs. Governale On school credit she did thrive Of sportskat least five. She'll keep her classroom alive. MARTELLI, MARK 8-1 99 Pilot Street 64 Academic-Laguardia Academy- Pilot Library Squadg Mr. Paluchg Mr. Oglio Boats, boxing or a plane To be a commercial pilot Is his aim. MASSERANO, ROBERT 8-9 715 Van Nest Avenue 62 Ac-N.Y.U.-Chem. Engineer Chorus Black haired Bobby Loves to singg As a chemical engineer Test tubes he'll swing. MATTES, JOSEPH OR-2 3-135 Bruckner Boulevard 61 Academic-C.P.A. Tennis Teamg Hall Patrol joe has 21 model plane collectiong His figures will never need correction. MARINO, ANTHONY 8-17 3227 Bruckner Boulevard 61 General-N.Y.U.-Business Miss Cummingsg Intramuralsg Mr. Dattwylerg Mr. Fitzpatrick Wlmen it comes to sports Tony is all thereg He hopes to make money In a business career. MARLOWE, G1L 8-15 2090 Barnes Avenue 62 AciN.Y.U.-eAeronautical Engineer Co-Capt. Swimming Teamg Aristag Patrolg Anchor 8: Horizon Staff Brains, looks and creative-ness Witli this combination He can't miss. L q 1 .1 1 '1 1 ,1 .fl gi Il MARTUCCI, MADELINE 8-11 y Gy 1 1 M fy ' l 1650 Library Avenue 65 Academic-N.Y.U.-chemiS1 1,UU,l1! Melody Singersg Chorusg 1 il A LU Sr. Councilg Mr. Finestone 1 , y N , Maddy Martucci- if 'I' if 'L 1 l A lovely melody l lil ' A career in chemistry. f K It V11 JV A , , 5 .ivy f 1 MASTRONARDI, MICHAEL 8-2 2748 Lurting Avenue 69 General-Automotive Specialist No mere mechanic Michael will be He'll make automotives A specialty. MAYER, KENNETH 8-5 2145 Matthews Avenue 62 Academic-C.C.N.Y.-Teacher Miss Paloneg Mr. Sawickig Mrs. Balich An interest in sports Ken does feature As for his profession? He might be a teacher. 11111. , ,W Ui Wi 1 JV 11 I 'L 11 1 1 1 1 1 I , 1 1.'lfl,Ql flllubi' J 1 1 A 11 fislil iv 1 I MEDICO, ANGELA 8-5 2812 Dudley Avenue 61 General-Nurse Dean's Officeg Mr. Ogliog Mr. Brickman What's appropriate For Angie Medico? Why, of course, into Nursing she will go. MELNEKOFF, SUSAN 8-3 981 Waring Avenue 69 General-Secretary English officeg Mrs. Schiffg Miss Becker Meeting so many people And going on Co-op These things she Considered were the top. MELNICK, MARSHA 8- 17 2181 Barnes Avenue 62 General-Typist Study Hall The nickname Blondie Really suits her well Someday as a secretary Marsha will excel. MENCHER, SUSAN 8-14 2320 Bronx Park East 67 Comm.-Bronx Comm.-Dental Assistant Mrs. Steing Swimming Clubg Leaders' Club Some dentist will be A lucky guyg With Sue assisting The time will Hy. MERLINO, ANTHONY 8-9 2540 Holland Avenue 67 General-Baker Soccer Tearng Mrs. Gisolfig Mr. Carbonarag Mrs. Samson Playing soccer Tony won a major C g He came to Columbus A pretty girl to see. MAYERS, ALWYN 8-14 2430 Bronxwood Avenue 69 Academic-L.I.U. Basketball Teamg Mr. Rubing Hall Patrolg Mr. Paluch Likes to draw Has awards for artg And in beating Van Buren He did his part. MCCARTHY, ANN 8-5 1595 Metropolitan Avenue 62 General-Metropolitan Life Miss Schwartzg Miss Davisg Mrs. Malloyg Mr. Dunn While in Columbus Ann's won several awardsg Working at Metropolitan Life Has many rewards. MEEHAN, WALTER 8-1: 1623 Fowler Avenue 62 General-Electrician New to Columbus, Walter Still has to make his markg Probably in his future work He'll really spark. MELILLO, JOHN 8-ii 3127 Fairmount Avenue 65 General-Electrician Intramural Basketball Big john tries new thingsg But let him have Any kind of car He'll go fast and far. MELTZER, DORIS 8-7 2067 Yates Avenue 61 Commercial-eF.I.T.-Designer G.O. Repg Fashion Showg Switchboardg Library Squad Mistress of ceremonies At our fashion showg In her chosen field Very far she will go. MERCURIO, ANGELA 8-3 2070 Tenbroeck Avenue 61 General-F.I.T.-Designer Mrs. Dunsheeg Mr. Carbonara Her trophy shows for dancing Angela really goesg She hopes in the future To design pretty clothes. MESNICK, PAUL 8-1 756 Pelham Parkway 62 Academic-Ohio U. Banclg Mrs. Spritzerg Mr. Paluchg Miss Becker Drums and clarinet Show he's musically inclinedg But in any Held He will not fall behind. MAZZA, PAULA 8-8 624 Mead Street 60 Academic-Secretary Mrs, Gisolhg Mrs. Samsong Mr. Haft Another newcomer from A foreign shoreg Linguistic Paula May be an interpreter. MCLOUGHLIN, ROBERT 8 6 4225 A Edgewater Place 65 General-Sanitation Dept. Good in sports, Likes girls. Enough said? All the nevss that fits-we print. ' METSCH, ROBERT 8-8 1216 Neill Avenue 61 General-N.Y.U.-Engineer Mr. Newellg Mrs. Abramsong A-V Squad for three years Deserves cheersg He hopes to join the Corps of engineers. MILLER, CAROL 8-16 2500 Bronx Park East 67 Academic-I-Iunterw-Teacher Aristag Principal's officeg Records ofiiceg Math office Ice-skating and basketball prove shes quite activeg She'll be one teacher Who's really attractive. MILLER, WARREN 8-5 2547 Wallace Avenue 67 Academic-N.Y.U.-Dentist Baseball Teamg Band One of the basketball team's Greatest fans Your molars and incisors Quite safe in his hands. MINORE, ROSEMARIE 8-11 229 City Island Avenue 64 General-Secretary Mrs. McConnellg Miss DiLello Her friends call her Shorty She loves basketballg Becoming a Senior Makes her feel 10 feet tall. MIRABILE, ROSEMARY 8-11 2043 Mayflower Avenue 61 General-Secretary Mrs. Schiff Dancing and singing are for Rog An engagement ring, Shell very soon show. 1 MILITE, ROBERT 8-17 1953 Tomlinson Avenue 61 Ac.-Bx. Comm.EEngineer Mr. Dattwylerg Mr. Gordong Mr. Schoenfieldg Mr. Bush I-Iot rods the delight Of Bob Milite And as for career Some kind of engineer. MILLER, I-IARRIET 8-6 94-I Adee Avenue 69 Comm.-Bronx Comm.-Med. Secretary Leaders' Clubg Swimming Club Bowling Clubg Miss Koenig Red hair and eyes of green In a doctor's othce Shes sure to be seen. MINIACI, EDVIGE 8-17 24-17 Olinville Avenue 67 General-Telephone Operator To dancing, cooking Miss Mennag Mrs. Gisolfi Tennis and sewing Never averseg And on the telephone That fine voice. MIRABELLI, RINA 8-10 3505 Bruckner Boulevard 61 General-Secretary Mr. Kolevzong Mrs. Parsons Tall Rina likes A secretary's lifeg But she'll gladly settle For the job of wife. MITCHELL, JOY 8-14 2932 Lurting Avenue 69 Ac.-Hunter-Bilingual KL Secretary L L Q Mrs. Costanzog Mrs. Hewittg VK, Miss Ferrigang Studying languages L Is Joyful for joy As she dances through life Q-K 31,2 With some lucky boy MURPI-IY, ANNE MARIE 8-16 538 City Island Avenue 64 Commercial-Bookkeeper Mr. Nathans Dancing is a hobby of Anne Marie The boat ride she'll remember with glee. MYERSON, JERROLD 8-9 2076 Wallace Avenue 62 Academic-Hunter4Engineer Captain, Track Teamg Senior Aristag G.O. Congressg Sr. Councilg Interested in Photography Awards in Physics 8: Math Follows track meet results ' And builds snowmen for a laugh. NAROD, MICHAEL 8-16 1576 Unionport Road 62 Academic-Columbia Columbus Forumg Mr. Polackg Mr. Albert, Library Aide Mike is a sparkling intellect As his marks in general do reflect. NEW, FLORENCE 8-4 2517 Maclay Avenue 61 General-Secretary Dancing and bowling Are things she likes to do But secretary it will be For co-op Florence New. NOVICH, ELLEN OR-2 1938 E. Tremont Avenue 62 Sr. Band, Prom Comm, Sr. Orchestrag Arista At several sports She tries her hand, It was fun on Columbus Day Parading with the Band, MOEN, ROBERT 8-12 176 Bay Street 64 General Volleyball, Softball, Football, Intramurals At sports Bob is sure a whiz But he's not sure What his future is. MONDSCHEIN, MARK 8-17 1826 White Plains Road 62 Academic-C,C.N.Y.wEngineer Mr. Goldsmith Raising tropical fish is a lark To Mark In Math and Science he dicl shine: Engineer Mondshein. MUSTO, BARBARA ANN 8-7 1945 Paulding Avenue 62 Comm.-Bronx Comm.- Secretary Leaders' Clubg Miss Winter, Aristag Mr. R, Cohen Dictation Award One hundred words a minuteg Keep up that speed, Bobbie, Theres lots of money in it. NACHT, MICHAEL 8-15 1507 Metropolitan Avenue 62 Academic-N.Y.U. Aristag Chorus, College Repg Melody Singersg His favorite sport is basketball His favorite subject-why all. A wonderful guy, We'll miss his laughter next fall NASSISI, FRANCES 8-16 2736 Yates Avenue 69 General-Secretary Mr. Sachs To bowl, to dance To baby-sit-efficient Y Even in her spare time A good beautician. NOCHMAN, MARGIE 8-12 1770 Mahan Avenue 61 Ac.-Bronx Comm-Lab. Assistant Mrs. Balichg Mr. Dunng Mrs. Koblenzer, Arista Some day Margie'll Discover a cure, She'll be a successful Lab. worker we're sure, NUZZI, ROBERT 8-1 3 5121 Country Club Road 65 Academic-Fordham-Chemist Arista, Bowling Clubg Mr. Bernbaum Wide variety Award in History But most interesting experience? Advanced chemistry. MOLLINO, PATRICIA 8-6 1013 Calhoun Avenue 65 General-Typist Mrs. Harris Makes her own clothes Baby sits with a willg No wonder our Pat ls fully nubile. MOUND, LOIS 8- 1 2325 Laconia Avenue 69 Academic-eMedicine Bowling Clubg Usher Squadg Program Comm, Mirror Forum Three year graduate- Regents Scholarship, Can swim, play tennis Make an art brush Hip. The Viforks I OBERSTEIN, NORMA 8-13 22-11 Holland Avenue 67 Academic-N.Y.U.-Teaching Miss Davisg Mrs, Ryang Miss Frumang Mrs. Hearon On winning team in basketball. Brunette, eyes of blue, Character rating certificates, too. ORLANDO, ARLENE 8-9 95-1 Van Nest Avenue 62 General-Secretary Basketball Clubg Softball Clubg Mrs. Ryan Five foot three Eyes of brown For secretarial work Shes looking around, OWENS, KATHLEEN 8-15 1686 Hutchinson River Pkwy. 67 Gen.-Foundling Nursing Home -Nurse Kathy's senior ring gives her pride, In half a dozen sports Shes well in stride. PADNOS, ELAINE 8-15 11 Metropolitan Oval 62 Academic-Queens-Teacher Usher Squadg Senior Councilg Guidance Officeg Arista Active in Arista A cadet teach g A fine background For the goal shell reach. PANDOLPH, JANE 8-17 52-15 Fairmount Avenue 65 Academic-Hunter-Teacher Leaders' Clubg Tennis Clubg Basketball Clubg Major C Club Health Education And Teaching toog She hopes her career Can combine the two. OGUS, ELLEN 8-12 2160 Wallace Avenue 62 Ac.-eCortland State-Teacher Admiralg Art Olhceg Program Commg Boosters' Business editor of Admiral In school service-swell Plays piano and guitar In teaching will go far. ORLANDO, JANET 8-10 1660 Haight Avenue 61 General-Secretary Switchboardg Mr. Arceryg Att. Ofhceg Mrs. Hearon janet takes pride in looking neat Wcrrking the switchboard, to her, was a treat. PACKES, MARIE 8-15 1646 Tomlinson Avenue 62 Commercial-Secretary Miss Vislockyg Mrs. Rosenblatt Marie enjoyed being on Co-op, In swimming and tennis she's on top. PAGNOZZI, DAMIANO 8-11 2542 Radcliff Avenue 69 General-Auto Mechanic Mr. Lubow Another Tarzan In this young mang He plays soccer Whenever he can. PANKEN, STEVEN 8-8 2125 Cruger Avenue 62 Academic-Science Swimming Teamg Mr. Dattwylerg Boys Gymg Senior Prom Rep. His greatest loves are sports and science At other fields he looks askance. PATENT, EDITH 8-3 2141 Muliner Avenue 62 Ac.-Hunter-Commercial Artist English Ofhceg Arista On horseback, swimming, Or cycling alongg It should be patent, That what lies latent Is her art work so strong. PATRISSI, PETER 8-9 2322 Tiemann Avenue 69 General-Westchester Comm. Intramural Softball, Football Photography and boating are fung A devoted Columbus son- High praise for Mr. Kolevzon. PEARL, BARBARA 8-14 2092 Matthews Avenue 62 Academic-Commercial Artist Library Squadg Guidance Officeg Bio. Lab. Enjoys art She's a talented girlg Commercial artist For Barbara Pearl. PERDONCIN, ALDO 8- 10 2008 Holland Avenue 63 General-Auto-Mechanic Hall Patrol No worries for Al Perdoncin He'll be doing something That he's good in. PERLMAN, PAULA 8-16 2100 East Tremont Avenue 62 Academic. PANOFF, BERNARD 8-6 '80 Pelham Parkway 62 Academic-N,Y.U.-Accountant Mr. Gordong Mr. Sachs Accountant to be But right now Accounting for girls Is Bernie, PARKER, ALYCE 8-7 2839 Roebling Avenue 61 Academic-Hunter-Teacher Business Ed. Admiralg Ushersg Basketball Clubg Library Aide In school service She rang the bell g And Bud added to this As a fashion show model. PATONE, ROSEMARIE 8-8 2718 Lurting Avenue 69 General-Secretary Miss Mennag Miss Ligo Another girl named Ro Who thanks to Co-op Has a good job in tow. PAVLIK, ROBERT 8-9 1434 Stadium Avenue 65 General We hope Bob will go quite far Riding in his favorite car. PEDATELLA, ANTHONY 8- 2030 Williamsbridge Road 61 Academic-Hunter Mr. Carbonarag Mrs. Midonickg Mrs. Governaleg Arista His life work yet He doesn't knowg But in taking pictures He's like a real pro. PEREZ, MICHAEL 8-6 1032 Clarence Avenue 56 General We can't write much About Michael Perez Because about himself Nothing he says. PERRICONE, ANNE 8-5 1737 Pilgrim Avenue 61 General-Secretary Mrs. Parsonsg Miss D'Amatog Mrs. Hawthorne Swimming and dancing is lots of fun But being a secretary gets a job clone. 1 PANZARINO, MARYANN 8- 5 2440 Esplanade 69 General-Bookkeeper Miss Fisherg Miss Malloy Mr. Alterman Panzy likes skating Drawing and dancingg And often shes wishing She could go fishing. PASSARELLI, TOMASINA 8-8 2732 Fish Avenue 69 General-Bookkeeper Bowling Clubg Newman Clubg Mrs. Koenigg Mrs. Brennan Swimming, dancing And bowling To Tomasina joy did bring. Future citizens of the World. Cheerleaders' PERRIN, LINDA 8-14 1527 Metropolitan Avenue 62 Academic+Secretary Linda likes Math and Gym And she goes for jazzg Cheering at the Garden ls a memory she has. PETERS, CAROLINE 8-I2 -17 Earley Street 64 Commercial-Secretary Intramural Basketball, Volley Ball Bowling and dancing now and theng Cookies best with pad and pen. PETRINO, VICTORIA 8-17 1824 Delancey Place 62 Commercial-Secretary Program Comm.g Miss Kernstockg Art Dept. Senior Activities Kept her in a whirlg A job as secretary For this dark haired girl. PICCOLO, FRANK 8- 11 2559 Radcliff Avenue 69 Academic-Bronx Comm. Mrs. Helfer In many sports He does rate His exact career ? Still in debate. PINCKNEY, SHARON 8-1-fi 2220 Holland Avenue 67 Academic-N.Y.U.-Dramatics G.O. Repg Anchor Repg Library Aideg Mr. Sawicki Sharon can afford to be emphatic Career will be as teacher Or even more- clramatic . ia W at I Mi W PESEL A1581 'pl S 5 . 2074 Wall K enue ' General- o Girls' Locke oomg As Co-op s wor American c m And in the . Model or s i tar . PETERSON, CHARLES 8-6 1569 Metropolitan Avenue 62 Academic-East. Baptist-Minister Trinity Clubg Mr. Finestoneg Mrs. Greensong Melody Singers Here's one minister who'll Really he able to sing. PETTINATI, SALLY 8- I O 2922 Pearsall Avenue 69 General-Nutritionist Mr. Gordong Mrs. Browne Loves to play volleyball To her pet dog she'll listeng Sally will work ln the field of nutrition. PIETRUZELLI, MARY ANN 8-13 2875 Schley Avenue 65 Commercial-Telephone Company Miss Yama To dance and read For her is a breezeg On co-op work her merry voice Said Number please , POLIN, EILEEN 8-7 600 West 239 Street 63 Comm.-Bronx Comm.-Buyer Mrs. Hearong Dean's Ofhceg Mrs. Hewittg Mrs. Ryan In all sports and for boys She's especially keeng No need ever to worry About sweet Eileen. lla PORCO, JOHN 8- 17 2557 Yates Avenue 69 General-Mechanic Easy for john Porco He knows where to gog He has a gala Time-via Impala. PRINCE, LYNN 8- 14 2528 Cruger Avenue 67 Ac.-Cortland State-Teacher Boosters, Emergency Roomg Usher Squadg Mrs. Richards Brown hair and eyes Loves music and danceg When she's a teacher The kids she'll entrance. PUIA, R1cHARD 8-4 3112 Wissman Avenue 65 General-Bx. Comm.-Actor Mrs. Cohen, Miss Olitskyg Miss Imperatog Mr. Kadish Richard will be the rage of the Broadway stage. RABINOWITZ, ESTHER 8-3 2157 Holland Avenue 62 Commercial-Typist Mrs. Taubg Mrs. Balichg Mrs. Mendelsohng Mr. Woolfson Cooking, reading and jazz And in typing a 993 No wonder as bookkeeper And typist she's fine. REDA, ROBERT 8-1 3154 Schuyler Place 61 Academic-Brother G.O. Congress, Hall Patrolg Newman Club, Miss Olitsky In our entire class Not another you'll see, Preparing for religious orders At a seminary. POLLACK, MARTIN 8-8 2155 Wallace Avenue 60 Academic-Columbia- Pharmacy Library Squadg Intramural Teams When it comes to sports He likes them all On his first boatride Martin had a ball. POMERANTZ, BARBARA 8-13 820 Astor Avenue 67 Academic-C.C.N.Y.-Teacher G.O. Repg Senior Aristag Orchestra, Prom. Comm. Five foot three, eyes of blue Babs as a teacher Will more than do. PRESS, ELLEN 8-15 1579 Metropolitan Avenue 62 Academic-Queens-Teacher Library Squadg Aristag Chairman Prom Commg College Rep. Loves to play tennis At dancing she's swellg For playing the piano Won a scholarship as well. PUDANO, ELVIRA 8-9 2735 Fish Avenue 69 Academic-F.I.T.-Designer Bowling Clubg Newman Clubg Miss Davidsong Girls' Emergency Rm. She loves to dance And roller skate, Someday she'll give us A fashion-plate. PURIS, IVIARVIN 8-3 2187 Holland Avenue 63 Academic-C.C.N.Y. Chorus, Mr. Krauss Marv's six feet tall Good with a basketball. RATTI, JOAN 8-io 6551 Williamsbridge Road 61 General-Secretary Basketballg Locker Roomg Miss Schwartz, Miss DiLello As a secretary She'll be right on the ballg Meanwhile she's a whiz With a basketball. REICH, LEONARD 8-1 2 2184 Barnes Avenue 62 Academic-Buffalo--Teacher Golf Team Leonard does as well In the golfing green As he will be doing soon In a classroom scene. POLLOCK, BILLIE 8-10 768 Brady Avenue 62 Academic-Bronx Comm.- Model Bowling Teamg Mr. Paluchg Swimming Teamg Anchor Rep Playing viola, teaching, swimming, A model, a buyer? In all she's dashin' Billie, the height of fashion, PORCO, ADELINE 8-14 2059 Continental Avenue 61 General-Secretary Mrs. Governaleg Mrs. Samson Mrs. Garafola, Mr. Carbonara A European background- Adeline pleasure has found In contrasting our ways With her Italy days. Italys got a vsord for it, too. REICHMAN, LENORE 8- 17 1960 East Tremont Ave. 62 Academic-Adelphi-Teacher Cheerleaders'g Usher Squadg Melody Singersg Chorus An usher, a fine singer Our cheering she ledg All qualihcations for a Teacher of Health Ed. REUBEN, CAROLE 8-6 302-l Cruger Avenue 67 Academic-New PaltzfTeacher Leaders' Clubg Bowling Clubg Cadet Teachingg Tennis Club Little Carole's got loads of pep. As a teacher, shortly will be real hcp. RIZZO, CARMELA 8-2 1737 Pilgrim Avenue 61 General-Secretary Miss Ligo At being on Co-op quite elateg Carmela's lively and up to date She'll have a most enjoyable fate. ROBERTS, RONNY 8-12 2954 Throop Avenue 69 Academic-Psychologist Mr. Kolevzong Mr. Gordong Mr. Dunng Mrs. Browne Horseback riding and swimming Are interests for this missg A library Major C g In boosters and chorus. RODRIQUEZ, RICHARD 8-2 2781 Wallace Avenue 62 General Hall Patrolg On Blue Letter Day What was heard? Why Richie- Singing like a bird. REIMER, BARI 8-6 2140 East Tremont Avenue 62 Academic-Bronx Comm.-H Psychologist Library Squadg Mrs, Costanza Bari's the sympathetic kind Wlmcm knows whats in a person's mind. RICHTER, PAULETTE 8-12 2714 Wzillace Avenue 67 Ccmmmercial-Stenographer Mr. Toppingg Mrs. Ryang Mrs, Kohlenzerg Dr. Kurzband Active in sports Has led a gay life She'll'be a legal stenographer And then-a Wife. RIZZUTO, FRANK 8-2 75 Early Street 64 General-Electrician Swimming Team Count athletic Frank Witli the chinning champsg He'll soon be fixing Electric lamps. RODKIN, MARTIN 8-5 2312 Matthews Avenue 67 Academic Doesn't find coin collecting tame It was at volleyball especially That he won his fame. ROMANO, ROCCO 8-14 948 Mace Avenue 69 Gen.-Bronx Comm.-Lab. Technician Mr. Dunng Mrs. Browneg Mr. Gordon On the electric guitar Quite proficient In sports, basketball In life, a technician. ROSENBERG, AARON 8-11 2523 Lurting Avenue 69 Academic-Fordham-Chemist Mr. Brickmang Mr. Dunng Mr. Goldsmithg Mr. Sachs Teachers and students think he's a gemg After Columbus he'll study Chem. ROSENBERG, GERALD 2505 Colden Avenue Academic-N.Y.U. Intramural Basketball Footballg Softball Dutch loves sports . Any one will dog I In a business career - He'll follow through. ROSENBERG, MARION 8-15 2186 Cruger Avenue 62 Academic-Hunter-Teacher Arista Repg G.O. Aideg Senior Aristag Boosters'g Cheeks knows all the tricks And she enjoys mathematics. ROSENBLATT, RONALD 8-12 1955 Wallace Avenue 62 Gen.-Bronx Comm.-Draftsman Early Patrolg Cross-country Team In the cross-country run A whizg Architectural drawing- His biz. ROSS, LOUISE 8-2 2553 Olinville Avenue 67 General-Nurse Boostersg Dr. Kurzbandg English Officeg Anchor Boys are her hobby Or so she does sayg Dancing and skating Fill many a day. ROMASCO, CONCETTA 8-7 1888 Eastchester Road 61 Commercial-Bookkeeper Mrs. Mendelsohng Miss Winter Helpful girl, very efficient And in charm not deficient. A 3 ROSADO, EDWIN 8-3 2 90 Skbllgy A?-tjifiDeiy65 I cg., M I W V ' r 3' xiilj gkk, 1 af I' A ROSENBERG, CAROLE 8-11 1576 Unionport Road 62 Academic-Hunter- Comedienne Pres. Bowling Clubg Mrs. Michaelg Sec'y Leaders' Clubg Basketball Club Athletic Carole Always so drollg On to Broadway In a comedy role. ROSENBERG, IRA 8-5 2161 Barnes Avenue 62 Ac.-Temple-Research Chemist Golf Team' AV S uacl i ' q S College Repg Math Office Dancer, accordionist, golfer Many awards for Ira. With such versatility Well he'll do in chemistry. ROSENBERG, STEVEN 8-11 601 Pelham Parkway N. 67 Academic-Hunter-Doctor Miss Davis Ideal hobby for an M.D. Merit certificates galore Herald a fine doctore. X 4 Z , ELEN 8-9 277 Walla Avenue 62 C ercial y ff A , ROSTAND, JOHN 8-16 928 Mace Avenue General--Seaman Weightlifting john's happy He wears a grin- When he watches records On a turntable spin. Of course, is microscopyg ae O ROSA, ADELE 8-6 gf 2- y -5 5 1117 Dean Avenue 65 Jxfg 6 6 General-Secretary Miss Plotka -gif ,Z GQ TX, ' Swimming is for Adeleg 78:-gfiff In business she'll do well. 4 Ci fc CZ! U9-' ROSENBAUM, MARTIN 8-8 2704 Wallace Avenue 67 Academic. Q, 5-CQ G sei ie, A-jx-6 x1J . l l Curse you, jack Dalton! ROTH, DAVID 8-15 2185 Bolton Street 62 Ac.-Illinois Institute-Designer G.O. Councilg I-Iorizong Capt. Swimming Teamg Cartoonist, Admiral Noted for his fine artistry And being disqualified For the Vice-Presidency. ROTHMAN, NORMA 8-1 195-1 Unionport Road 62 Academic-C.C.N.Y.-Teacher Library Squadg Anchor Repg College Repg Boosters' Norma enjoys tennis, She likes to bowlg Kindergarten teacher ls her goal. RUBIN, ROBERT 8-8 932 Neill Avenue 62 Ac.-Fordham-Bus Admin. Basketball Teamg Mr. Sawickig Mr. Ennisg GO. Congress Sole worker of the score clock Hes on the beam, Managing our Basketball Team. RUSSELLI, LEONORE 8- 1 2 1991 Bronxdale Avenue 62 General-Retailing Mr. Goldbergg Mrs. Parsonsg Ad. Assn, Ofhceg Mrs. Spritzer Lees Hne in basketball Or on the dance Hoorg This co-op will try her Skill in a retail store. SAKLER, STEPHEN 8-5 2749 Cruger Avenue 67 Ac.-Bklyn. Polytech.-Chem. Engineer Steve and Math Are a perfect pair As a chemical engineer Well he will fare. in ROTHMAN, ALAN 8-16 2746 Cruger Avenue 67 Academic-N.Y.U.-Engineer Bowling Teamg Bandg Handball Teamg Library Squad Not only does he find Sports are supreme He earned his letter On two of the teams. , A --Aw. 5' 5 1 . . :ws V ' 2-. :P It - . ' . . 1-'fer Q , 7 r I ' SL, .1 ' , , . - A K .X .k.. A ,W . V- if -'Y tp ya N l i lv- RUBENSTEIN, HOWARD 8-4 'fi ,fl 2090 Barnes Avenue 62 gl' Academic-N.Y.U.-Engineerty 7' ' ll Mr. Sachsg Mr. Briikmang 'Q' i 'fin Intramural Softball, baslqetpal,l' ' .XV Six-foot N Black hair, brown e esgl ' ll Likes all sports W i fjf Participates likewise. ' U rj, RUBIN, STEVE 8-15 2212 Wilson Avenue 69 Academic-N.Y.U. Miss Olitskyg Mrs. Harris Steve enjoyed the Foreign Exchange Students most a We all know that he ,D ' Was a grand host. ! W SAGGESE, Lois 8-7 ' 2211 DeReimer Avenue 69 - General-F.I.T.-Designer '91 4 Usher Squadg Newman Clubg f Sr. Prom Comm? Girls' Lockers, I She likes designing Her creations are smartg In winning a contest Shes had a good start. SALERNO, ANN 8-3 829 Clarence Avenue 65 General-Clerical Brown eyed Ann's nice to know Her disposition makes you glow. -K ,J Hfofiy Wie SAPIENZA, EILEEN 8-9 2954 Paine Street 61 General-Secretary Miss DiLellog Mr. Goldberg, Boys' Health Ed. Dept Black hair, green eyes Height five feet five, To be a private secretary She will strive. fy SAVIANO LYNDA 8-6 Je' . 1 1 1716 Radcliff Avenue 62 , 9 , eneral-eModel JM Florida likes sports, ,W j She writes very well, Ah, the future as a model I 41742.21 1 f SCHER, CHARLES 8-13 768 Brady Avenue 62 General Library Squadg Mrs. Browneg Miss Russellg Mr. Gordon Brown haired Chuck, plays it coolg He can't wait to get out of school. SCHNEIDER, CAROL 8-10 2141 Holland Avenue 62 Commercial-Bookkeeper Brown hair and eyes Five feet five tells of her looksg She's also an expert In keeping the books. , .yo fitl' li 4 SCHNEIDER, GAIL 8-5 limi ' 1025 Esplanade 61 j' N 3' dj--fGen.-N.Y.U.-Dram. Teacher Chorus, Radio, W.N.Y.E.g Dramatics Workshop Blonde haired Gig J . Loves dramatics and song, With looks like hers ,,. Nj She can't go wrong. , , NPU. xl 4, i,, ' i rYi6'iLii - ii M 'W' Q' it f, , W . ,, fliilkjvl blfi ' WJ X SA LERNO, HUGO 8-8 2568 Yates Avenue 69 Academic-Iona-Dentist Newman Clubg Language Clubg English Ofiiceg Anchor Rep. To drill With skill And then- To Hll. SANNA, PHYLLIS 8- 5 2900 Morris Park Avenue 61 General Mrs. Warshaw To work for a while And then-the middle aisle. SARNO, MICHAEL 8-14 2523 Holland Avenue 69 Academic Mrs. Malloyg Mr. Formang Mr. Haftg Mr. Sawicki Liked the basketball games And the boat ride, And in fixing things He takes pride. SCHECHTER, SANDRA 8-17 2160 Holland Avenue 62 AcademicfHunter-Teacher Admiral, Columbus Eorumg Boosters, History Office Sandra likes dancing And books to read, Someday as a teacher Our children she'll lead. SCHERER, WOLFGANG 8-15 2226 Holland Avenue 67 Academic-C.C,N.Y.-Scientist Orchestrag Soccer Team, Track Teamg Arista Both in sports and in class, Man awards he has won' Y i And oil painting and music, Add to his fun. SCHNEIDER, CHARLES 8-17 1050 Pierce Avenue 61 General-Comm, College-Air Force Mr. Patton If possible, College For two yearsg If not-why one of The Air Force Careers. SCHNEITZER, STEPHEN 8-5 2175 Cruger Avenue 62 Academic-C.C.N.Y.-Teacher Senior Bandg Mr. Woolfsong Melody Singers Six feet six Is a lot of height, As a music teacher I-Ie'll do all right. SALERNO. MARIE 8-2 1143 Wheeler Avenue 72 Commercial-Secretary Editor, Keen Teener g Mr. Cohen This petite Co-op Has worked for the AECQ In three more years A bride she plans to be. SANTORO, ANNA 8-16 2559 Cruger Avenue 67 General-Secretary Mrs. Burlinson, Mr. Oglio Sewing, piano Playing at ballg About her future Not worried at all. Arent you tired of taking English 2? SCHOEN, STEVE 8-2 2039 Cruger Avenue 62 General-Brooklyn Comm.- Salesman Handball Tearng Mr. Newellg Mr. Kadish - To have a good social life Is Steve's aimg With this in mind He'll win much fame. SCHULMAN, ANNETTE 8-I3 2423 Pearsall Avenue 69 Ac.-Brandeis-Medical Research Aristag P.T.A. Repg Records Otficeg Arista Tutoring Brilliant, award winner, And also very niceg Shell work in research Medicine at Brandeis. SCI-IUMAN, BARBARA 8-7 2156 Cruger Avenue 62 Academic-C.C.N.Y.-Teacher H.E. Officeg Miss Wintersg Girls' Emergency Roomg Miss Koenigg However large her teaching load Barbies pupils, for sure Will be on the right road. SCOPPA, BARBARA 8-14 1414 Arnow Avenue 69 Academic-Model Mr. Sawickig Miss Davidson Miss Davisg Mr. Cohen Fine combinationg Model character And model. SEIDEN, NEI L OR-2 2251 Holland Avenue 67 Academic-Cortland State- Teacher Basketball Teamg Mr. Kadishg Orchestrag Captain, Handball Team On the handball team he Wtwn wide acclaimg Witln the Garden Team Thar brought us a name. SCHOENFIELD, ELLEN 8-15 1591 Metropolitan Avenue 62 Academic-Nurse Vice Pres. G.O.g Melody Singersg Leaders' Clubg Usher Squad -Iunior Rep. and Veep of our G.O. Columbusites will always Remember her radiant glow. SCHULMAN, JEROME 8-11 2090 Barnes Avenue 62 Academic-Columbia Aristag Admiralg Math Clubg Science Club jerry for the Admiral Gets that photog The results show He's a real pro. SCHWARTZ, ARTHUR 8-5 1411 Waring Avenue 69 Academic-N.Y.U.-Lawyer A-V Squadg G.S. Labg Mr. Newellg Mr. Stopen Six foot two adds to his looks Very soon he will Crack those law case books. SEHLMEYER MARGIE 8 8 2875 Wellman Avenue 61 . General-I.B.M. OP6rator QJJXX My Miss Winterg Miss Koenig, To continue at Metropolitan Life Is her wishg 5 Ig! Margies hobbies are A by Punting and Tropical Fish SEIDNER WILLIAM 8 5 1950 E. Treniont Avenue 65 Academic-Fort Schuyler- XX Photographer Mr. Gordong Miss Russell Awards in library And in scouting. Photography, for Bill, Rich rewards will bring. SHAPIRO, IRA 8-5 2440 Bronx Park East 67 Academic-C.C.N.Y.-Teeacher Anchor Repg History Clubg Library Aide Interested in every country Of the globe, he'll be Teacher, of course, of History. SHAPIRO, VIVIAN 8-1 1716 Radcliff Avenue 62 Academic-Potsdam-Teacher College Repg A-V Ofticeg Senior Rep. At making new friends She's become expertg Sweet Vivian Pert and alert. SHERMAN, GARY 8-2 735 Pelham Parkway North 67 Academic-Teacher Library Squadg Mr. Grubmang Forumg Mr. Sachs Enthusiast for History, Here he'll win acclaim And someday teach the same. SHUSTER, LAWRENCE 8-15 1008 Esplanade Avenue 61 AcademicF'Brooklyn- Pharmacist Library Squadg G.O. Congressg Math Office Money will pile up in his till just by dishing out a pill. SIDWEBER, JUDITH 8-15 1954 Unionport Road 62 General--Bookkeeper Mrs. Browneg Girls' Lockersg Girls' Dean Office On becoming a bookkeeper Judy is keen, For the Co-op course She has high esteem. SENK, JUDITH 8-2 2969 Daniel Street 61 Academic-West. Commr- Modeling Sr. Council Bowling and boating And wonderful Chinese food- All these she holds dear They won't interfere with her CHYCCII SI-IAHROOZ, SHUKA 8-8 1960 Mulford Avenue 61 General-Oklahoma-Teadher Mrs. Samsong Mrs. Gisolfi One of our foreign student' Comes from Iran With a hope that teaching Is part of the plan. SHAPIRO, RITA 8-2 1958 Mulford A Mrs. Mrs. Zimmerman Rita will certainly in demand to hold a patie ' and SI-IECHTER, IRA 8-15 1596 Unionport Road 62 Academic-C.C.N.Y.-Teacher A-V Squadg Library Squadg Admiralg Hi-Fi Club Ira's hobbies are so numerous, But he still has time to be very humorous. SHUBIN, ROSELLE 8-10 2180 Bolton Street 62 Academic-Hunter'-Teacher junior Orchestrag Aristag Club Leader, Bx. Houseg Admiral Sports are her hobby Likes music as wellg Covered a Fashion show At the Astor Hotel. SICHERMAN, PHYLLIS 8-12 2513 Matthews Avenue 67 Commercial-Bronx Comm- Accountant Art Editor, I-Iorizong Mr. Kolevzon Sr. Councilg Art Office Skating and Swimming She manages to keep gayg But art work for Horizon Carried the day. SIEGEL, RONALD 8-12 805 Pelham Parkway N. 67 AC.-mN,Y.U.-Bus. Ad. junior Bandg Arista Tutoringg Supply Roomg College Rep In math Ronnie stands out: In the Garden he did shout. SERPICO, SALVATORE 8-6 1870 Mulford Avenue 61 Academic Soccer Teamg Audio-Visual Squadg Volleyball It hit Sal slow And continued to grow That as you get older The more you must know. SHANTZ, DANIEL 8-is 1925 Mayflower Avenue 61 Academic-Manhattan-Chem. Mr. I-Ianerfeldg Darfs just greatg rate. 41.51 1, of to Things take shape after a while. i W i Ui' SI LVERMAN, HANLEY 8-4 2084 Bronx Park East 62 Academic-Bronx Community Mrs. Cvovernaleg Admiral Deliveryg A-V Squad, On naming his career He won't consent, Though zoology interests him To quite an extent. SKOCH, CHARLES 8-15 1192 Lydig Avenue 61 Academic-N.Y.U.fDoctor Mrs. Dunsheeg Miss Davis Baseball and bowling, Charles likes to dog His hobby of weight lifting Will add muscles, too. SONNENBERG, MARK 8-3 2517 Matthews Avenue 67 Academic--Columbia Arista, Orchestrag Valedictorian Admiral Editor Mark is searching for a goal, Hasn't found it yetg And if worse comes to worse, He'll become a journalist. SOSTCHEN, MARCIA 8-15 1005 Esplanade 61 Academic-Cortland State- Teacher Mrs. Kaufnerg Dr. Isaacsg Dramatics Clubg Mrs. Michelson For friends, Marcia will never lack She enjoys swimming And riding horseback. sPAToLA, JOSEPH 8-2 1868 Matthews Avenue 62 General-Criminologist Not sure which College it will beg But sure of one thing- Criminology. SIMULCI K, WILLIAM 8-1 1028 Swinton Avenue 65 Gen-N.Y.Cornm-Ad. Designer Miss Boyajian, Mr. Topping Helped design G.O. button And the Horizon coverg Poster Contest winner is Bill, He starts his career with skill. SOKOL, DAVID 8-12 2185 Bolton Street 62 Academic-Hunter-Writer Senior Band, College Rep, Admiral, Mr. Hanerfeld Sportsman, trumpeter, writer All easy for Dave Sokol. Hence, almost anything Can be his goal. SORBIE, MILDRED 8-9 1577 Mayflower Avenue 61 Academic+N.Y. Foundling Hosp. Basketball Clubg Locker Room, Tennis Clubg Leaders' Club As a child nurse She'll be very kind, While in Columbus She read to the blind. SOZZI, RICHARD 8-12 2559 Tenbroeck Avenue 69 General. SPIRT, JACK 8-4 2754 Matthews Avenue 67 Ac.-George Washington U,- Eoreign Service Mr. Dunn, Miss Russellg Intramural Softball, Volleyball Excellent in social studies And what is this for? Watch for jack's name In our diplomatic corps. , , l STEFKO, STEPHANIE 8-3 920 Clarence Avenue 65 Commercial-Secretary Miss Beckerg Newman Clubg She loves to draw And likes to danceg As an ideal secretary Stephanie will advance. STEINER, JEAN 8-5 43 Fordham Street 64 Academic-Office Work Miss Davisg Mrs. Warsaw Blonde hairg Eyes of blue As a secretary Jean will more than do. .D X 61,3 tow , X STERN, MINNIE OR-2 JO ii !W 27-45 Holland Avenue 67 'LW Academic-Hunter-Teacher LC ' Vs- Sr. Aristag Sr. Leaders' Clubg ALA! 9 9 l' Sr. Orchestrag Program Comm. UW V FL? Lively Minnie-the happiness girl WQUUQ 7 fwfr! In her classroom - lj ,LV H They'll have a whirl. ag 1 fl l lc' ffvi ,.V7 Vyfimjwi il Lp 1 We of W . if - il STUDNITZER, EDWARD 8-J 2180 Holland Avenue 62 Academic-C.C.N.Y.-Teacher Aristag Hall Patrolg Science Clubg Miss Yama Edward is Mr. Do it Right. Proud to have him As a Columbusite. SUTTER, CAROL 8-7 12-C Edgewater Park 65 General-Secretary Leaders' Clubg Miss D'Amatog Gym Aideg Miss Koenig Stretch likes sports Almost any and allg Her High School days She will fondly recall. SPRING, JERRY R-s 1887 Stillwell Avenue 69 General-Artist Mr. Kadishg Mr. Wallaceg Mr. Kavee As an artist Hell do wellg Cars are the things He thinks are swell. SREBNICK, WALTER 8-16 2504 Bronx Park East 67 Academic-C.C.N.Y.-Doctor Miss Davisg Science Clubg Hall Patrolg Mr. Goldsmith Walter will be an MD. Art, music and sports He follows with glee. STEIN, LUCILLE 8-is 2078 Wallace Avenue 62 Academic-C.C.N.Y.-Teacher Mrs. Steing Mr, Sawickig Mrs. Sandvickg Mr. Ames As a member of Arista Lucille lent a handg She also played clarinet In the senior band. STERN, GABRIELLE OR-2 2766 Barnes Avenue 67 Academic-Hunter-Teacher Senior Orchestrag Science League Discussion Clubg Program Committee Gaby is head Of the Viola sectiong For piano and sports Has quite a predilection. STRAUSS, LYDIA 8-5 2750 Olinville Avenue 67 Academic-Teacher Major C Clubg Bowling Clubg Leaders' Clubg Tennis Club Lydia deservingly Won a major C For being Such a great referee. STUZIN, SARA 8-14 2320 Bronx Park East 67 Academic Leaders' Clubg Mrs. Richardsg Mr. Dunng Mr. Fried Likes to read Goes in for sportsg Loved the boat ride- So she reports. TABACHNIKOV, MARC 8-13 2859 Barker Avenue 67 Academic-C.C.N.Y. Senior Councilg Hall Patrol For guitar and singing A true bentg Weightlifter and wrestler Loves political argument, SPRING, ROBERT 8-12 2310 Vance Street 69 Academic-Syracuse-Lawyer Senior Councilg P.T.A. Repg Bowling Teamg College Rep Amateur radio operator Amateur photographer Professional lawyer. STARK, DIANA 8-10 2122 Lurting Avenue 61 General-Business Miss Becker's Officeg Miss Hoffman Friendly Tiny Has jet black hair When it comes to boys She has her share. S X- mb Punch brothers punch with care! TABOR, GEORGE 8-5 2544 Young Avenue 69 Academic-Vermont Chemg Physics Lab. Squadg Hall Patrolg Anchor Rep Many awards including One for never being late And he's punctual, too, For sports and a date. TARANTINO, JOSEPH 8-17 1453 Edison Avenue 61 GeneralYAuto Mechanic Miss D'Amato Ignition systems are Joe's dream His award for drag racing Makes him beam. TARTAGLIONE, JOHN 8-17 1240 Allerton Avenue 69 General Handball and stamp collection very remote will be. When John takes his skills In mechanics to the Navy. TIRICO, ANGELA 8-11 1551 Merry Avenue 61 General Miss D'Amatog Mr. Vertullog Mrs. McConnellg Mr. Goldberg Parties are for Angie She's ready for a spree But now as Miss Tirico For a good job she'll go. TLUSTY, TOBY 8-16 1579 lNIetropolitan Avenue 62 Ac.-Albany State-Teacher Aristag English Otticeg Columbus Forumg Library Aide For a vocation never in a hx- Teacher of high school Itiathematics. TADAS, BARBARA 8-14 2510 Hone Avenue General-Clerk Mrs. Parsons Hazel eyes and hair of blackg Wfhen singing or dancing Barbara's never slack. TARTAGLIA, JO ANN 8-3 1953 Wallzlce Avenue 62 General Jo loves Co-op At fashion Shell not be a flop. TIMLIN, LORETTA 8-3 1852 Wallzlce Avenue 62 Generalw-A.T. and T. Experience on Co-op Has paid for Loretg In a fine job Already she's set. TITZ, RICHARD 8-3 2035 Burr Avenue 61 GeneralhBookkeeper Library Squad Richie's called Killer By his many frienclsg 'Cause for hunting and fishing His love never ends. TOBIAS, GABRI ELLA 8-16 2440 Bouck Avenue 69 General-Typist Red haired Gabriella Likes to dance and swimg Someday over a typewriter Her fingers will skim. TROSTERMAN, MILLICENT OR-2 2181 Wallace Avenue 62 Comm:-C.C.N.Y.-Teacher Mrs. Coheng Orchestra Ping pong, dancing, And roller skatingg And a pleasant disposition To teaching she'll bring. TUCKER, BARBARA 8-5 2146 Tomlinson Avenue 61 General Mrs. Schiff No doubt here No lack of willg For Barbara it's Rites connubial. TURETSKY, ETHEL OR-2 2500 Bronx Park East 67 Academic-Bronx Community Mrs. Kaufnerg Orchestrag Miss Chevolag Mrs. Leaycraft English and Service awards, Loves musicg Bronx Community College She will move towards. URRICO, ROSEMARIE 8-16 1932 Pilgrim Avenue 61 General-Comptometer Operator Mrs. Burlinson Although sweet Rosemarie Lists almost every sportg Shell make special OHice work her forte. VANN, ELAINE 8-1 2418 Olinville Avenue 67 Ac.-Albany State-Teacher Boosters'g Boys' Deang Mr. Tarrg Mrs. Nover Classical Music Piano as wellg And in sports Loves all sorts. TOMASI-IEVSKY, ROBERT 8-10 2250 Wallace Avenue 67 Academic-C.C.N.Y.- Pyschologist Miss Ferrigang Bronx I-Iouseg Mr. Bush Democracy in the United States Is a cause for which Bob will Hghtg He's working for integration So that many others may see the light. TOSCANO, IRENE 8-16 2707 Young Avenue 69 General-Secretary Locker Roomg Mrs. Sandvik In steno and typingg Shes high on the teamg A secretarial worker Will be blonde Irene. TROUW, BETTE 8-7 1563 Metropolitan Avenue 62 Academic-Lab. Technician 1 y Leaders' Clubg Tennis Club As an athlete She has a right to boastg One of the best From coast to coast. TUMINARO, DOM 8-12 1646 Hering Avenue 61 Academic-C.C.N.Y.-Lawyer President, G.O.g Library Squadg Basketball Team To our G.O. President Go wishes of successg In the Held of law He will surely impress. UNGER, BRUcE 8-io 2125 Cruger Avenue 62 A Ac.-Columbia-Pharmacist Station W.N.Y.E.g Miss Chevolag College Repg Mrs. Browne Tall dark and handsome Brains galoreg With all this I-Ie's got to score. VAIL, GERALD 8-11 1516 Hollywood Avenue 61 General-Cabinet Maker Mr. Pattong Mr. Lubow In the process of Feeling his oatsg But soon a master In cabinets and boats. VERES, PETER 8-17 2240 E. Tremont Avenue 62 Academic'N.Y.U. Swimming Teamg Infirmaryg Tennis Teamg Gym Aide Talking in Physics Tumbling on the stairs Yelling in the Garden Wlitm else but Pete Veres? Ma'or C. Club' Basketball Clubg TORRES, DENNIS 8- 5003 La Salle Avenue 61 GeneralyNavy Saving his Service Is junky - For the Navy. TROCCI-IIO, BARBARA 1064 Neill Avenue 61 CommercialfSecretary Mrs. Mendelsohng Mrs. McConnell Keeping books in an office Very well she can dog Many awards in Columbus Before she was through. 1 I The skys the limit. XWINKELSTEIN, LARAINE 8-6 2535 Wallace Avenue 67 Academic Mr. Kaveeg Mr. Woolfson Clever and sweet It's easy to tell Laurie will make A charming belle. WOLFE, SHEILAH 8-1 2185 Bolton Street 62 AcademLc-Traphagen- Designer English Deptg Art Deptg Science Deptg Boosters Sports and the arts She loves-that's a factg Shell do fashion designing, Or paint in the abstract. WOLKOMIR, BARBARA 8-9 2182 Barnes Avenue 62 Academic-Beth Israel-Nurse Sec'y, Girls' Bowling Clubg Leaders'g Boosters'g College Rep Helping the handicapped She has been able to dog As a registered nurse Her dreams will come true. YAROSZEUFSKI, AGNES 8-16 865 Van Nest Avenue 62 General-I.B.M. Operator Mr. Dunng Mr. Gordong Mr. Kaclishg Mrs. Browne Skating is Cookies interest nowg And Honey hopes soon To take the marriage vow. ZAHN, BARRY 8-1 91-i Pelham Parkway S. 62 Good-luck, Barry Zahn. WOLF, LARRY 8-8 2977 Wallace Avenue 62 Gen.-Bklyn. Comm.- Commercial Artist Mrs. Browneg Mr. Gordong Miss Russell In commercial art He'll more than get byg Now he builds models Of things that fly. WOLEE, RAYMOND 8- -157 Quincy Avenue 65 General A-V Squadg Mr. Kadishg Mr. Arceryg Columbus Day Parade Auto racing is his hobby Car motors his specialty. WORTMAN, RONALD 8 1150 Pelham Parkway 61 Academic-Hunter-Teacher Miss Russellg Library Aideg Mrs. Michelsong G.O. Rep Remembers with pleasure The junior Promg Teaching after Hunter Will be for Ron. YOE, JAMES 8-1 1625 Hone Avenue AcademicWDraftsman Yoe ho ho and A bottle of rum A draftsman our james Will become 1 ZANFARDINO, FRANCES 8 16 1604 Merry Avenue 61 General. ZAPETTI, THOMAS 8-11 1917 Mayflower Avenue 61 General-Carpentry Zip recalls his freshman year And the Columbus boat rideg He's an expert in woodworking, In carpentry he takes pride. ZASLOFF, NORMA 8- 14 9 Metropolitan Oval 62 Academic-Buffalo-Teacher Bandg Mr. Grubmang Horizon, Anchor Art Staff When listening to Rock 'n Roll This doll will sulk and poutg But when it comes to modern jazz She really grooves way out. ZAVATTARO, RONALD 8- 3 984 Rhinelander Avenue 62 Academic. ZARTLER, DOLORES 8-7 5108 Wissman Avenue 65 Commercial-Secretary Secretarial Clubg Mrs. McConnell Miss Valentino Skating, swimming And dancing for Deeg She'll even have a good time As a secret'ry. ZASLOW, BERNICE 8-7 2135 Wallace Avenue 62 Academic-CC.N.Y.-Teacher Miss Winterg Miss Culbertg Mrs. Michaelsg Mrs. MacKnight Blue-green eyes and brown hair, Bunnie loved best Her Senior Year. ZIMMERMAN, EDIE 8-10 2432 Barnes Avenue 67 Academic-Bronx Comm. Guidance Ofliceg Emergency Roomg Mrs. Chadg Mrs. Taub Dark haired Edie Leads a fine life Enjoys bowling and dancing- And very soon a wife. ZIMMERMANN, DOROTHY 8-11 1417 Rowland Street 61 Gen.-Fashion Designer Mrs. Dunsheeg Trinity Clubg Mrs. Schiff Hair blonde Eyes blue To fashion designing She will remain true. Wfhere duplication is not duplicity. .nv KA! nf? There isn't a better line, anywhere. 1 ALBERTI, SAL 8-17 1549 Dwight Place 65 Comm.-Bus. Machine Operator Mr. Ogliog Mr. Sachsg Mr, Getz On sports very keen Collects stamps and coinsg Will earn his own coins Witli a business machine. GILSTON, ROBERT 2199 Holland Avenue 62 General Mr. Dunng Mrs. Browneg Mr. Gordong Miss Russell Gil remembers the library And the service done thereg As for his career He has no idea. KISH, BARBARA 8-6 846 Swinton Avenue 65 Academic-Model Miss Schwartz In swimming. skating And the tango She does excelg To be-a lovely model. PAGET, ROSALIE Home Instr. 2275 Barker Avenue General. l i CAMERA SHY ROSE, NEIL 8-1 2530 Holland Avenue 67 Academic'N.Y. Comm. Columbus Forumg Mr. Dunng Mr. Dattwyler Hiking and hunting Make Neil cheerg He's undecided About his career. SQUILLANTE, XWILLIAM 8-17 1709 Colden Avenue 62 Gen.-Ac. Aeronautics'Designer Miss Boyajiang Mr. Grayson Billy, if he can Has plane designing In his plan. CARBER, WILLIAM 8-4 2623 St. Raymond's Avenue 61 General'Business Miss Yamag Mr. Lubowg Mr. Kellyg Mr. Arcery Many sports for Bill Include weight-liftingg To set up on his own Soon he-'ll be shifting. GITLIN, CHARLES 8-9 2081 Cruger Avenue 67 General. POLLACK, NORMAN 8-14 1598 Unionport Road 62 Ac.-N.Y.U.-Chemistry Field Senior Chorusg Dean's Office Now singing is everything For Norm Pollackg But Chemistry is what He soon will attack. MILLER, HAROLD 8-I4 2744 Dewey Avenue 65 Academic-Public Relations Baseball Team Madison Square Garden His high point here Public relations His career. RAO, EUGENE 8-17 1318 Vreeland Avenue 61 General A good deal we don't know About Eugene Raog Into some branch of the Service soon he will go. 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