Cooper Union College - Cable Yearbook (New York, NY)

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Raymond Costa is, along with George Ferrigni, our class politician. He has been active in the A.l.Ch.E. for three years and did a fine job ar- ranging the A.l.Ch.E. dinner this year. Ray's en- tertainment is music, movies, and photography. He wants to get an engineering position fast and then get married. Oh. yes, he has a low number in the draft, but he can dream, can't he? Herman Joseph Decker was always in a hurry to catch that train to North Bergen, New Jer- sey. ln spite of this he had enough energy left to take an active part in a great many extra- curricular activities. For two years he was class President, an officer of P.S.0. and a member of Nl.A.0. Herman's future lies in elevator en- gineering-sooooo-to the top, boy. . flLgllSl Dege, a strong, conservative element of the Chemical Engineers, has had his troubles defend- ing his home town-Jersey City. Besides mixing solutions, Augie has the ability to sing. play piano, and paint. With his crony, Everson, he has consumed tnany gallons of coffee between his classes. Augie's activities consisted of the Luth- eran Club, A.l.Ch.E. and Omega Delta Phi, of which he was the President. Listening to Sidney Deulsclfs off-key whistling of operas explains why some of us are almost-you know what. Sid loves classical music and claims that he can think best when it blasts forth from ltis radio. He is a member of the A.l.E.lf. and Nl.A.0. His ambition is communications engi- neering and to realize this, he devotes much time to his study. Perhaps George DiMonico was so frequently awakened by lectures that he always managed to complete his homework. Yet many a vision of perfectly operating gadgets was exploded by these awakenings. If the M.A.0. had heard of this-Afioshl P.S. George tried drawing for l'ncle Sam's battleships, but got into a pipe dream-he's back designing mechanical jiggers.

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Julius Churlow, otherwise known as Julie, is the strong, silent type. not saying anything unless it's worth saying. His spare time is taken up by being active in the Alpha Blu Sigma fraternity and the student branch of the A.l.E.E. He hasn't any serious heart interest, but is very interested in the continued well-being of Can- ada: one Canadian in particular. He must get around! Charles Dapper Cichoslri. of the Cichoski-Dunn team, is the Electrical Engineer who takes pride in his infallible squad No. 1. Waterpolo was the only sport inducing Charlie to attend gym. Cas was Sophomore Class Treasurer, Secretary of the Newman Club, and Sports Editor of the Cable. The Senior year found Charlie as Chairman of the Senior Committee and President of Omega Delta Phi Fraternity. George Clark distinguished himself in many var- ied extra-curricular activities. He was Sports Edi- tor of the Pioneer and Cable. George received the Cold C and was President of both his Sopho- more and junior class. In his spare time he man- aged the softball team. One would think that his school work would never have been neglected, but it was to his credit that he never fell behind. Ira Bernard Cohen is one of those little men who is determined to make good in this big world. He is an active member of Mu Alpha Omicront, and also the student chapter of the A.I.E.E'. Ira will be glad to get back to a normal existence that will include his favorite hobbies. These include photography, boating, sees ing many movies, and listening to good music. Irving Colen is one of those say-little do-much fellows. ln his own little way Irv has become quite an expert authority on the theatre. His weakness is snapshots, stamps and symphonies, and should make out very well, whatever his endeavor. Irv is an active member of the A.I.Ch.E., and he is determined to fulfill his ambition to become a top-notch Chemical Engineer.

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El John Dishurk came into the world with a bang, on the fourth of July. Still makes a big noise when he does anything. ls so versatile that he designs anything from a petticoat to a power- plant. He has beautiful eyes-especially when he's dreaming. The technician in him says his future is Mechanical Engineering. The artist in him prompts him to say that his old age will be spent in the country-painting. Samuel Curly Dixon has long been the class daddy. Besides looking after Red Gallery, Sam's pleasant personality has made him one of the most endeared fellows in his class. As Bursar of MAD. he proved his worth. Sam confesses to being a bowler. But confession is 8001i-for the soul, so we forgive him. ,-is for his ambition to be a college professor. he cer- tainly looks the part. Abe Dorfnmn is one of the best liked fellows in his class. With all the odds of an NLE. course at Cooper and designing business machines forty hours a week against him, Abe has kept his good nature and sense of humor intact. ln extra- curricular activities Abe has been fifth year class Treasurer, senior S.A.E. representative. and a mem- ber of the A.S.5I.E. ruduates Alton H. DuFlon, of the team Dihfonico, DuFlon, Hampton and Kryger, is anxious to put into prac- tice the many facts absorbed while at Cooper. He would, if possible, do so in the course of travel-his life's ambition. Al has participated in many extra-curricular activities, having held the of- fices of class President and Secretary, Secretary of the A.S.Bf.E. and is a member of S.A.E. Albert Dunn, of the Dunn-Cichoski team, is the handsome Mechanical Engineer who managed to complete his work to-date before the end of every semester. Being the athletic type. he participated in intramural baseball and waterpolo of which he was the manager. Al also was the Sports Editor of the Cable, Sophomore Class President, Treas- urer of Omega Delta Phi and an .N.5.Nl.E. mem- ber.