1945 yeoroook Kurtis ffzoh Sehool Sl. George, Staten lsloleet N. lf HELENA F. HEUERMANN ff, ffflafpfffffzfgz cd kai 2714 just as the twig is bent the tree's inclined. Like the gradual growth of the tree, our growth from inexperi- enced freshmen to mature young men and women is the result of nourishment, pruning and training. When we entered Curtis we were taught its ideals and principles. As time passed, our weaknesses were correetedg our abilities were strengthenedg our interests were widened. To you, our grade advisers, on whom fell the greatest burden of supervising our growth, we gratefully dedicate our Yearbook. Russart I,IliU'1'. LOUIS P. RAICHLE VIRGINIA I' NEWMAN Fnldx .:fx5'1+f a- ? M twiwl A 'x 'F if , g ,ww 1-, 1' 5 51,0 im V icufs W Nl If fmfnf N NI. .XVICN P1'1111'l'jffll ,4 Jlflessagefrom the Principal There's a band playing this evening. The night is mild, the win- dows are open, and I can hear the drum, the life, and the trumpet. It must be at the Port of Embarkation. Soldiers are leaving for over- seas, or perhaps they are returning. By the time you read this, more bands will be playing, for the war in Europe will have come to an end. Then, in a few months, our armies will be coming back in large numbers. Flags will flutter on the main avenues of our cities. Crowds will jam the streets. More bands, and the armies will march by with a quick step, heads high, happy and victorious. Our heroes will have returned. That is, all will have returned-except, they fell. In the perpetual fogs of the North Africa, on the beaches of Italy, Normandy, and under the blazing sun sands will lie where they fell. The sun of an American soldier. Rows of crosses places, and the American flag will fly over except those who lie where Aleutians, on the shores of near the invasion coast of of the South Pacific-thou- will never set on the grave will appear in each of these them from sunrise to sunset. These boys have made what we are pleased to call the supreme sacrifice. In any event, they have given everything. But still there remains a question. A solemn question for you and me: Have they died in vain? In another generation, lI1llSt this tragedy be enacted again? Will we, in a few years, set about building more terrible weapons, for a still more terrible conflict? Or will we remember what they died for, and lay the foundation of the new and better world for which they laid down their lives? This is the question you will have to answer-chieHy you who are about to graduate. The new world-good or bad-will be yours to live in. The errors in its construction will plague you in the years to coine. Building this world. you build your own lives. Except it is built with wisdom, they labor in vain that build it. 217. . ,- I acuity He that j111l7I1ff fll ll lref is Il Sf'H'IIIll of God. Tender and frail were we when our teachers first planted us in the fields of knowledge and trained us in the Ways we should grow. Now, fully-grown and llourishing, looking upward for the fulfilment of our ideals, but also reaching for firmer roots. we thank those who are truly servants of God. W ll' he we .f QV W' t XY! , +0-.two Ab by ,, W e 1 3 el i l l Wu -l A jijkl, 5 l X59 ' .. I AQ I L., I Administration -fU,U..OrQ:..9cQ IC. lQ..,........g.,.,-M, - MILDRED K. KAMMERER Dean of Girls ALFRED L. POLLOCK A Dean of Boys 0 iaculfgf Ill thc lllNl low wzuw. lllc- llcccl l lll2llIlL'lll2ll1C12illx :mal svn-xmlmn lms lx- 4 . . . Q 4 . All 1 -.1 li' 'Z' ' .' I2 '.X'l'Il to bring IIllll'l' l'illUKVlL'llQ mc'l1x4' 'N . N l J V PM lm! Sczmcc llfrnl Poll frr' lf, Irving Iluujrlmun, llil lrnrl li. .Nn'r'rlr'. Nirlmw' llillmz, Paul Mathematics Sli,-1'I'l'flD.' Ibm' RiI'1Ill'I', .xllrllllfll lx. Alrw.w'x'. S'l',I.X'lJI.X'll.' I l'll7ll'f'.Y Ilrmllrlnlf, Nulhun .Sjn'r'Im', .Unr'r'i.x Ilimllzmlf. 'lvIIt'fl7l!l lrizrr. Kialvgq INC: .Svlwiu lIz1'ml:ir1. .xll'l1'I'7l lxf'r'm'. Uxrm' lmlrlill. .xl!IV.QtlH'l llrlllllrlll. ll Wirral ,Canguages f X ' ' Ll IYI' l'Ull 1' 'r L Mu lc .frzgli I1 Hora- wc me those IllL'lll'M'l'S nl' nur llltlllly wlmsc lzlsk il was to inlrmllwc llS lu ilu' fllllllflll sich- nl' lifc. XXI- lmpc il was ll plczlsznn mask for thorn. though wc llzlw rlrisgivilrgs as wc think ul' our firsl reac- tions no lmuk reports, essay VUIIICSIS, lllllllfy lcsscmns. 1l'l'Cglll1il' rcrlms and ilu' clcclcnsiuns nl' nouns, ilu: clusivc laws nl' cc'omnnic's, und IJZISI and prcsclll his- lory. However, :ls thc' Your years passcd, 1 . II lr IN If. II1'm'rn1nnn. liwnrgr' S. Fllllllillg, Ulgrl lirigiulli. 2.X'lJ fjlll' 11-glljfgiliqyn OI' lhg- imlpuylglngg gf lhg Hlllf lir1lIr1'r'r' lr1rul1.xr'rr, l.'mln.s lf.xff'1'1'.x. Iilizullrlll linkin. - - lIlllll2llllIll'S han ClCL'l7L'llK'll. XVL' l'cc'ng'l1i1c frI'Ulgl' Ilarw. Yzfrllr' .llIin.mn. NV' , rw ,V 2 W rf-W' MQ-M if ISI HUII: 1fffZ'.llI7I'lfl AI. Ixr'ulln'H, Ilrlrvz Il'. ll'illmn1.x. Ihnulhx' .l. ,Nju'11r. llllfll JI. Sf!lgI'II, lhlrnlllx' If H,Il!I'Q!'. l lIII'l'I1!!' Sfllllffll IXIJ IIUll': linugr' X, IJ Olga lirigiulli. llI'I', I r1n1r'1'x' JI. lvffllll. fflmilnllr' llnjrjzrx, .Yuri Arun. l',l.xr' X. ,INtlYIlH, ,Cafiu lfibmry Social Studies than it is at must in thc aclult world hcl'o1'c ns to ht- zthlc to speak and write itttclliv-ctttlv znul coltcrcntlx' about sub- H . . jects ol l'lIlil'L'lll intcrcst in thc light of pant CXllL'I'lClNiC5. NVQ rcztlizc that now llltlll' than cvcl' at knowledge ol' other nations and lztttguztgcs is an HSSCI, il 110l at in-tm-ssity. ,Xml so it is with incrcasccl nmlctwtzimling ol what wc owe in ont' growth to thc inspiration ol' tltcsc men and women that at Unnntcnccnicnt wc l'c'l'x't-tttlv sing lDc'an' School ol' Ours. .Hay limniitig, Cltrtrlnm' f'lUlI1Jl'.Y, ,llriritm Ptnll l,N'l' HUIIY fillllll Il'ri1', Hoxlyn Gulzllwrg. ,llrlrgrzrwl tllrtgrw. .xiflllfy Cnrulln. END NONE .llilrlrrrl I'-l'i!'fi!'llHllllH. Ilrwirl .-lrrin, 1:1711-lllllill Smrr, Virgirtiu Nr':t'l111n1. - , . r K , . 1.3 . 1 . . U l7'i' Hull --. .,f' I Iirirzllfwr. Iltnnlllv Sumnz Accnunfing 1.0Ili.Y l'11l1lu.x'.x'1', l 1r1l14'1's llnsfnlofj l'1'rm1 I'. Jlrlfrllw, lI1'Ir'n I:0Sl'!IlIL'Vg lfigurcw are the-il' xpcciully X 2 g fl :XLR f '-K Sfcnography Mirlzrwl .'1llgl'II5fl'I'lI, Hnnnnlz lferlulr Rollrrf F. I-HCV, I'l'illi1ln1 lnlflllllgflll Jlnxzwll Iihrlirh, 1511101 B. AIf'.9seng1'r Dczms of dots. Llusllcs, :md dmulling. Elm' ka! Sffzff I-211101 If. .-lrllm, .Uollir U4l'fll.YffIl'l-I, ficrulrlim' M. flllfllllffllf, Alurjory IH. llf1rri.m:1, Iirlith Ii. rli Zvrrgn. Nh. .Xwnt SlllJCI'Yi5CS his l'L'l'0I'ilillg angels, Girl 'Health Sducafion Hay blfmlih Mum! 2714 rf and lm W f Www f f ,ji lik,- cj ' v N 1 L 1-jflfm lzfplfy, lfflrm sum., . .W , CPG I-'lfnwzrf' Sirflrlllnflf. 0 ' , l IHICI' lllvll' gllldllllli' zlllxlvlvs llillll, llux iw lint Quill In valrlx gunning lil lh. Ilfllium .4lI!If?7'S!H.', lrfmrzs ,Har'l1I1'icl. ring, 'I'ln'mlnn' lflwixlirlllsnry. , 3 4 , - 1 n 1 1 if - IGQLLQ, 3 . S , f 6 If If K L, -' VL I l3l1lL'lu'inlx. pzullcrnx. unlink lim: Cinkcx :mul qlnlllcx llu-so groups unnlwinv. lv .fr , , K illirm Huuf'r, .-1112111 llmln, 'l'l1r'r1'.w' lfl'fllI'P'l, Sylvia SlkfIIl'Sillgf'l'. Clzurlrzv ll, Iirmrlz, II'ul1r'r X. liriv1w'. cfilfifies The bud is on the Dough again, The leaf is on the tree. A: the ears pass, we find opportunities to de- 5 Y velop through extra-curricular act1v1t1es, one for every taste and inclinatlon. The small sapling becomes a tree, developing strong, leafy branches reaching out in every direction. , ' . rw - nw ,ug v i' 'T W 'A 1 ' ' A ' V , Q I J f . sf! f '-I K 9 X 4 C -N ' 1 'A 1 1 ,yy Q X, - -A N t ., ' s ., wr, i A- Q 6 .ft W Q' . Rf . Cqx N sv I. K Y - r 2, mghmfxxm - s ' - 19712 'ax 1' I1, K , YQJV , kd WM, S , . ff t Y-gf Y A L I-A x I ' sfx lkl N ' m y ll xx N .'l 9 u 1 . 5 N X l km. 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A iiicmlmcrs undvr- inzimig llic Buy lxziclciis. Louis Gizinvilo :incl Q X 'vw ' .L W fx. IYI' llUll'.' I'. .Slr'rl.'. I . Ilrlljzrlill, H, lillllffl, 4 U In. iI'.' IIVUYIIII. -1. firziawix. .-I. Mum: Ii 1,If'lfl'IllIlIlll, li. Di.Nrn'm, D. lJll7'f'II!lUI'f ' I u'i.s'. X' ll': IJ. lrlwlxmi. .l. Kullll, K. Iuglrzvlarl, Ii. Nur'1luf'ri, Il. Ihwiwli, v' fy If ' .Sm I. I. 5 ,Q ' . IIIIHIIIHII I Iiwlfniln, N. .S1'r'lc1'.x. HH? If ' ' ' f I In lilnx If Ii ,, , Ull. I.. .Sf I4 r. I. IM rm, AI, fmrlgrlrl. I, .Su'glrr. fi. llillingluml H. AIfl1IU7I!'Y, I'. I rr'1'mm1. I, Mrlh 1 nlf, vgr, ill, fIln'i.xIi1', T. Iinlllrwll. l'I'lI RUII' U, lJlIil'llVY,v'll, lull: j.. QI. ml, . :lu ,H lil' I I Iijij un ll Cnjm I I ll H IJ 1 ' 0 rx In: x from HII I . -. - , r . 1 . , Il . If'lfiiII.Vlll, li. Ix'iu.w'y. li. fQrim.xIm:i'. Mar lm! 1 l Q I D 'A PI' l I '19 -- 1 7 9 ' ai S .1 . .,-: .V , bfi: I r- , iief. .L ,Ewa-fri-e-I ,ll IIIZIIIIQCCI mv 1 ' ' msc I In-nmlcm ' sI1'1Is who ' term the oIIic'crs wvrr :nc crmmlzimlc-cl by M11 I2 On the sound ul' thc Inst Imvll .1 mquzul ol n md xxmmn clash lllmugll thc- I1'1IIx I xo JI 1 I I c- zu-c lI1c Il lIIll' XI11 4 . 4 sac thu Cullisius go thc right wan 1 sl1111'w'lxs I In Nlzuslmlx I ull Ilcnllcr In thc' I 1lI 4 c IUIIIS f:l.lllKllU, captain PII Illlllkllllll IM II IM Ruth Ilnrlc , 'z hL't'l'L'l2iI'j'l :mil imc: I II1 I5 spring tc-rm l'uumI Cl' 'I Claire XYinnm-1', IICIII sa-c1'clz11Ky: and Hum ip mu 4 ZXCIIIJHVI crmzm. ll'L'ilSlll'0l'. 'I'I1L ungc Solomon, GIIJIZIIII, Cllilllll Mary Nlzllmmw. III ISIJUVI II'i'1IS IYI' I' ' IOII J JI. CIIIIIIZY, N. Slnl' J ' ' ' ' ,. I. Slxlm. I. IJIIIIIHII. la. .'WIIlllIIIlI'I.I. li. I'.I'I!'fIIH!lPl. Ia. l21'miS. I' l.l'Z'IlI.XlHl, Il. ,IIuur'r'. II. Ilnrlml, JI. f.l1ri.xIi1'. Ii. I'1il:r. II. liglrwrl. QXIJ RUIIT II. .N'mnjvlf', li. Ix'f1,xll11z'.xky, JI. Iirnurlr. K. I'4IllHII!'IIY. Ii, ISIIIICIHX II ' 'VI ' ' 'u I I ll ll. lx, 1.1 lIur'r', S, I rllfvr, Ii. .Ir1rl4'1w'n I Ilnll, .II. IIIIIIVIIII, C. IIAIIIIIIIVT. I-'. .Snllzufw II Ifrmvlu IRI? I'Ull I IIIIIIIIIII I Pu . . I : X. livrgv, ul. .IIull1ull11n1l, ' j ,, . llnrlc, I,. LIIIIIIIIIIIII. JI. ffujw, C. lIr'f1m'lI, I.. Girzmfilrz, lf. ,IIfIIul1'.,l. Iff'l'lI.XII'IIl. l'. .SIr'r'k, K. qlzlrmm. 4'I'II KUIIQ II'. Hullr. Ii. I'IIlI1tIgIlII, lf, .X'11l11r:l1l11I,4I. Coll' , I II. Ifllnrlfix. .I. li1'lf11lln,.l. lIl'7'IlIlIIl, C. ff ' A ' lI-I III J. IJf1zu':1jam't, nzmm, JI. ffurlgful, .II11 111' 'I 'r. I ' -1 I9 16' Zflzfgy flu If Svcieiy XX'l1y clo you l1z11'Q lmlun' cycm wlicn your l11'o1l11'1' ll2lS lJl'0XVIl S xvllill l'CZllly is l11l1c1'c'11losis? 'Ilwsc lllltl o1l1c1' qllcsliom, ilu 9 111c111l1C1's ol' ll1c' Biology Ho11o1' Soricli' Cilll Zlllll will gladly ' z111wwc1'. 'l'l1c 111'oicc'1s llllll l'L'SL'lll'C'll ol' lhcac biologists. clig clcn-11 lllltl llllllli Iiclcls. l11 0l'llL'l' lo 1'Lrz1c'l1 Rl c'o111'l11sio11 Ull Illc' laws ol l1c1'cclily. 1111- 12llgL'llli'5 CIo111111i11ccl111z1clc-c'l1z11'lsol' lllc' l:1111ily l1'CCs I A .7 ol its l1lCllllJCl'S. 1fXlJCl'llllL'lllS i11 clicl were lJIK2lC'lll'L'Il on l'2ll5 I11 . llllf Spcrinl 1Xc'li1'ilics cllllllllllllbif lo acc WX'llC'lllCl' milk :mal 43 s11i11z11'l1 are goof! l'o1' IIS-lJCllL'l' 1l1z111 collcc 111111 c'z111cly. l'1'o111i X 110111 Island doctors gzwc ln-1'1111'cs lo ll1C club. while- ll1C llllll lo 1- ' is ll1c clillllfl' Honpilzil, 1111clc1' 1l1c s11pc1'1'isio11 ol' M11 Oscar Colclin .EW -M' 7 l':1c'11lly zlclvisc-1', l1igl1lig'l11ccl llIC flulfs lll'llX'llli'i. ISI Iillll. N. llmjrkiu. If. fu!llIll'7, In II1'1'1l1ru1, K.. I!11IH11, Ia. ,N1Il11III11'l.1. Il. II111'1.w111, I. ll1l.m11 ' X flllfllllllll I SHII r 1 I1 111 H I Howl: K Srl rr I S I II I II an -NIJ RUIII' ,'. 1' , 11'.s.. '. ILIII , , ,. .r'111'r1':. . Ilg YIHJ IQOIIE .I. ll11ll1'1.s.IJ..NIr'111, l.,lI1!Qi1'11f'1'.1I. !.'f11'li11.1J. IIUIJIIISIIII. 5. fIl'fJIlIII!IlI. 'l'I'lI IIUII' S fold X 11114 I Ispr I I1 1'u1nrl1 1 I1 Ii: I1 A11 I 111 Mr. linlrlill. .. I , 1'. wry I. mi 11, ', ' ix. ', 'lIIIX, '. lIl'I'IlII,,.Iff'Hll1 .l. Ix'r1I111. ll. I'IurI11n.1,. Ijllfllllllll, S. l'o1IIu'r, li, .S'I1r1lcr'.1'I1zlII. II. f2Ir'r'I:n1'1'. II. Sr I1v1'li.1'.v, AI. lIr'.N11j1in s'I'H 130114: I. fiIf1'I1r'I. IQ. Ilzlrflrlrfl, I. liwml, .I. 'IlIIUIII.S.XrllI. I.. .Nf'I1111r'1'rlI1'1'. Al. fiozltgurl. J. llvnmfl. l'. f.'lIIPUlIflIIIl1I. 20 IST ROW: IJ. 1io1's.j. Dizard, N. Foggin, A. II'11ilf'. Ii. llnrlc. ZND RUIII' .l. lftty, IC. I7'Iilif1, D. G1'f11fe's, M. Gnrkc, C, 1.1 llrer. P. Baclter. ST,-INDING: Mr. fiulllin, 15. .SIilIu'f'lI. li. Hansen. S. Solmlnitnvkr. ,l. flol1lI11'Ig'. li. liroxs. D. lillfloivilz. H. Singer. I.. linker. S. l,u1m.vilc. ll'. l'4llllHIl'lIy. A4 kroscap 61116 It doesn't take a microscope to discover the growing en- thusiasm which accounts for the newest club in Curtis, the Microscope Club. Specimens from far and wide eventually find their way to its microscopes and miczroprojeetors3 dust from the corners of the school, bacteria, fungi, and even blood from the club members are used by the junior naturalists in their search for biological knowledge. Different types of Staten Island soil were also examined, while small insects and animals were dis- sected, and studied. under the direction of Faculty Adviser Oscar Goldin. The ollicers, President Elaine Rode, Treasurer Lester Baker, Secretary Pierre Bacher. and Marshal Donald Graves, planned trips to scientific museums, climaxing the club's ac- tivities. .W 22 l'Vhen dusk begins to fall, and a light can be seen in the other- wise dark corridor, it's the Log staff worrying about head- lines and other last-minute items that plague them and their adviser, Miss Dorothy A. Spear. The results are worth the worry- ing, however, for the Log l1as won many medalist ratings in the Columbia Scholastic Press Association Contests. For the task of covering the school, members of the staff are well prepared after studying journalism. In the same way, Log reporters are being fitted for future careers in the newspaper world. But it takes more than reporters and editors to bring us the Log. Bright and early Thursday mornings, members of the Circulation Staff dash up and down stairs, in and out of rooms, delivering the fruits of their labor on the previous day, when they folded Log upon Log YVith Miss Hannah Ferber to supervise them, these workers are an important part of the Log establishment. Another branch of the Log family is the Advertising Staff, which, under the direction of Mr. Ben- jamin Starr, persuades merchants to sell their wares via the school paper. So, the Log informs, trains, but most of all, delights us. Carry on, Log! LOG REPORTERS IST ROW: G. Garrison, A. Munee, B. Baumann, D. Davenport, D. Rowan, F. Halperin. 2ND ROW: C. Hurley, K. Flannelly, E. Snyder, N. Stolz, G. Dillingham, C. Baylor. 3RD ROW: A. Watters, J. Hagan, Miss Spear, V. Anderson, 1. Graves, L. Lippman, E. Sehultheis, E. Diamond, F. .SuHness, S. Leventhal, G. Esposito. 4TH ROW: j. Auclzter, 1. Byron, M. Dowhy, T. jurkops, I. Siegler, S. Mancini, j. Neuberger. CIRCULATION AND BUSINESS IST ROW: R. Belikog, M. Griffin, E. Rode, M. Lurie, A. Taylor, B. Rubin 2ND ROW: L. Sehmeidler, F. Levinson, P. Borland, M. Barone, M. Marinelli, E. Tanenbaum, P. Tompkins. 5 Q7 L. 0 Fr I I Ill a'w ' 1 ii' U ' I o . 1---' -xx . I, Juni, x I1 1 - ' L I pi 'Inv' 7 vga? - I I ff! - 'Q C w .1 v Wil! ' IST RUITH li. f',I'IlllliIlg, nl. Pulflliffllin. JI. Viola, EI. IJFWIUIIII, fi, 1x'1'r1lil1g. ZND RUIIH K. l,u1l1l1', A. l.1'1t'1n1dozt'.sl:i. .ll. Sf11rul1'1', D. Cirrro, lf. Jlwzrluzn. l..ll111'g'l1li1'.x',1I. liizlrlwr. HH? IZUIV: IV. Ix'r'lmf'. .ll. Iinll. If. Ifrilzr, Al. fIln'i.xli1'. ill. llmlmfm. Pan-Amvrivan efllb Who cvct' heard ol' clCUlllCll'y in Latin? lhc sunny lands ol. NIL-xico have hccn This year Cttrtisitcs did, Miss Marion lJI'0llQ,'lll closet' to us by thc rcsearcll ol thc inclnlx-rs ol' the l'2llla'X!'llCI'lC2lIl Club. Under thc lcadership ol' Miss Elizahcth Eakin, thc students havt- explored thc legends olf our neighbors to thc sonth. their different and interesting foods, and thc customs which hclp nlakc Mexico so l'0lOl'lllIl. 932451 l 11. 1 tim 3 :gl 4 I I Pratt, lafnlty adviser, IIl2lllC up proposi- tions lot' club nicnihcrs to work out. This attraction not only kept thc stu- dcnts up to pat' in Latin but also pro- vided much lun. Members also gave talks on snhjccts rclativc to thc lan- guztgc, which, they insist, is anything hut dcad. I 7 1 i V V' ' -Slew --sle... IST RUIV: .l. 31011116 C. Collins, fi. Xrrrll, C. l.r'n1mx, D. Slillzvrll, nl. Clilllrm, B , K. HIJIVIIIIIII. AI. I,r'vim', IJ. ,lIfr1'r'igl1, C. HllI'l'i.Y, ill. Crnllwllrl. ZND ROW: Ill. X n Q. X I'nl11m1'nrf, fl. C1IVfll!'l'f, If. Almris. ul. fiunlmfr, R. liurros. IV. Xflfglllflll. lf. lim- X X41 IIIFII. ,I. linux. V. Srlmlz, F. !iulf'k1m.sI, P. l,ij1l:in, Il. .Illl'UI2.W'H, :RD ROI!! EK QS I.. l.l'I'lllllII1f, S. Smitlz. D. Olzvrlz, ul. Rrfirlzrlf, HI. livlfrlllo, A, gllllllflllllllll, E. X ,ll111'IJnnald, ll. .ll1dc'r.sm1. I., lions. I.. lizfvria. fi. Kinslv. l,. Mffrrill. l'l'l-I RUIIH It Uorrisml. j. Alflllgf, 11. Irlrlson. AI. I'lllll.YlIl'I'Q'l'V. Ia. Norlrm, IU. .S:4'l-wly. C. s llwnnix, D. I Hr'11r'r. .Uisx Pmfl. IST ROIII' It. filYl.S'X0, Ci. Dt'Pr1nln. I. Mormmlrrw, ll. Ilirnmliv, pl. Selrzru, C. Svlliffo, fl. 'I1I'f'PIt'llIlllI 1 fi. Srzsso, I . AIIIIIIIYII4, Mtxt. Iirigiolli. BND RUIIQ' IJ. Iiarrlzi. C, Mimmln. R. Iflfliu, AI. Vit l. Ilugoslirm, M. Nnffrlrirzu, I . I.1'u:z1, I. Vinlznili, M. IIIIVOIIV. gl. I,lIt'Il. H312 It'UlI': ll. Iiozfi 1. IJc'nora, C. IVFIIIIIIIIQIIII, R. Pislilli, R. Romana, ul. lxnnlmrrli, M. Tirjmk, li. Illiylr. I fLtmlli1'ri,tlI. Illrmnn. I.. Sinzrms. -l'I'I-I R0ll'g .l, llwlilijm, ll. fIm'lu1'1'i, AI. Sj1illr'lli,,ll.Illarirlz AI. Ifrllcn, ill, Sunlorv, ll. IIUIIOVII, I.. ,lIlIQIIOIl!'. ffalizm glllb 'l'he Italian Club had its beginning about twelve years ago. lt was organized lor the purpose ol' giving pupils interested in Italian an opportunity to further that interest. This was ntain- tained by holding geograpliical quizzes, singing Italian folk songs. and listening to records of Italian operas. For many years, it has been their custom, as their final gathering, to attend a luncheon in an ltalian restaurant. During the past two years, the Italian Club has been holding cake sales lor the benelit ol' the , . ...., . . XX ar I'und. Mrs. Olga lirtgiotti is laculty adviser, while the oflifers this year were ,-Xlbina Setaro. president: Carntella Sellitto. vice-president: and Iennie Riccardi, secretary. Stamp Klub Do you know all the oddities and l'zu'ts about slatnps? You can be sure Stzunp Club members do, lor each week, under the direction of Miss Marion l,l'2lll, they hold a contest on Steunp Fzuis, and many interesting stories come to light. The lucky member with the best score at the term's end receives fl prize. library Squa How could we progress without our library? rlillill last-minute reference, the magazine we should have bought, the book on China, Z1 chance lo read just lor lun -all these it offers us. Re- sponsible l'or the libr:n'y's efficiency, tak- ing care of books and distributing no- tices, is Miss B3lIllJCl'iS eager squad. 1 M. Pannek, Miss Pratt, D. McVeigh, j. Salter, R. Burros, 1. Gnas, E. Gualtieri, K. Avery, R. Maleeny, F. Bielefeld, W. Dimler. 26 IST ROIV: P. Vigurs, E. Kooley, .M. Vere, A. Mahoney, j. Bregaff, G. Anderson. 2ND ROW: j. Madigan, j. Belfatto, A. Pura, j. Bobker, M. DiSanti, N. Dropkin, I. Aasby, B. Braun, G. Kerner. 3RD ROW: bliss Bamber, E. Hansen. 'Crzjv gfllb ,loin tlie 'l'1'ip Club and see the world! Under the direction ol' Miss Nancy Clorallo, llie club's visits to niany educa- tional places broaden the students' in- terests, and prove lun at the same titne. Included were the Museum ol Natural History, the Planetarium, the lee Show, and places not usually opened to the public. Harrell! wuts Problems ol' the world today are acute. Under Miss Margaret Magec-'s guidance. the yotttltlttl world analysts ol' the Cur- rent Events Club Ify to iron out these difficulties by discussion and debate. This year Curtis played host to fifteen other schools at a Current Events Con- ference, on the topic ol' Peacetinle Con- seription. IST ROW: Miss Corallo, N. Trentalange, ,-1. 7iTl'lIflll!I71gl', H. Gozvski, j. Hansen, A. Hansen, A. Murata, j. Scalici, B. Rimanow. ZND ROW, A. Adams. M. Pagliaruln, L. Santore, A. Setaro, L. Sclzwartz, C. Lehrer, 1. Salter, M. Barone. 3RD ROlI': C. Ventirniglia, j. Murplzy, M. Spinelli, K. Bruns, D. Buller, P. Barlanrl, B. Kendlv, R. Miesner, R. Fuller. IST ROW: B. Rirnmmw, M. Clzrislie, I.. Srlnunrfz. F. Stiffness, S. l.f'111vntl1r1I, F. I.z'n:u ZND ROW: Miss lllngw, Snyder, A. ll'attz'r.s R. Parisi, H. Schcfrliss, S. Holtzlnan, li. Kinsey j. Murphy, L. Baker. 3RD ROW: -1. Bfrnmn M. Kadin, R. Tanmrin, R. Rhodes, j. .4ndz'rson A. Thomsson, E. Natanblut. 27 Kim if IST l3UlI',- ll. x,0Il1'.S'. 'l'. qlrlrln. lf. llizurmurl. Mr. I71u'r', lf. l 1'il:1', I. fifH'.YflllILf, AI. Cl1ri.vIir'. ZNIJ RUIIQ' R. 1'z'll1'g1'ini, Ii. Afllliffll, j. .S'all1'r, DI. .S'ir'rrr'l. AI. Alr'C1'r11'l:i'n 5. Glinlirkf' N. liuk1'r, HID ROW: -1. .,1lI'U1l.Y!'Il. j. H1l1'1'11.x', .l. Alfl,lfllIl'Y. 'I'.i!J1'i1Ii1l. I. Uhr. ,l. Ulizw, li. Alzlrrrl. -l'l'H IlUll': .I. CllllllllH'H, ,I. .l1lrln1.v. ID. .Hill1'r. li. lff'lw'11. I, Il'il.1'o11. If lillhlllll. D. Ojrjzfl. 5TH ROIV: li. Ifonw'ulr1', ll. I7z'.X'x:w'. fi. Znlomn. .1. Iimnlrrlrzlf. ll. Paul, ff. f'N0I'llIf1lI, .l. Pinxlxi. 6TH ROYIQ I.. Iiavlor, IJ. 'l'r11'1f'.vrrl. li. Huxwlrll. llf ffullulrml, j. AIIIVIPIIY. C. IJl'IlH!'. li. ixvllflllllflllf, IJ. f.iP'ilI'lIlll1l'. II. l'.'1111i.x. l'. Ix'1'll1'. Toclzzy, us was ll'lIC ol' all ycsu-1'clz1ys. thc 111c111l1v1's ol' thc Curtis Choir 1111: I'L'IKlCl'illg 111usi1'z1l sc1'x'ic'v Io our school. IjllI'il1gIllL' 112151 111o111l1s. lhc Choir, 1111clc1' lhc clin-cc-lio11 ol' M13 Gcoi-gr Dziic. has lJl'UllgilI to thi- SllldL'lllS 211111 1214-lilly lhc lltblllliill' tunes ol' lonlzxy, :mal thc i11spi1'i11g works ol' so111c ol' thc QYCLII artists ol' thc past. This yczlr. i11 licu oi. ilu- llSll1li CIl11'is1111z1s IIIIQCZIIII. thc Choir gave ll cill1'iSllI12lS COIll'Cl'l ol' carols. whic'h il l'CIJL'IllL'ii for thc Nlollu-is' Clluh. Plzms l'o1' Rl Sp1'i11gClo11c'c1'l wore umlci- way wha-11 wc wcm lo pu-ss. The hiiti-lyilf Nllisic-zllvs 111021111 lllllfil to CX'Cl'1'UllL' who ZIIICIHICCI lhc111. Ill l'z1c'1, in all il has z1u'o111l1lisl1ccl, lillfClllli1'iISCii.iSZlglfill Clllllliiillllillll lo Curtis lilt. 28 Hay 'Give 67115 tht' Nltlgllll til lht' lima' L I .V 2 .- thztti at lJztltt't'R tlt ' . ' ' ' . I ' t . . . t t t ' ', I ' ' html tht'ii' Illlllltllllllltlll in tht' llitxl. zt will ttitttltlllt' ttt tltm so in tht' lttttittz l. Iitmtlfiw. N. Hflltlflll. lt'. 1,1 IM. Liniltiit, l. l.tnI,x.:'. . 1 t, . X'tntlt'i1fmll. .llikx inwii. IJ. Pt it ', 'If .Hur Ill t ll. Hilllifll. II. lttlimmi. X111 in fljtilllllf If lit t. lx. ll I'lX.N. Girl 'Give 671111 'I'ht' 1it'xt iittmlmtw' will ht' hy tht' Girls' Glt't' Clltthf' You matt hatxt' ht'ztttl this tiitiit' thztii tmtt' ill tht' tttitlftlzty itittsitttltw this yt'zti' wlit'i't'. tttitlt'i' tltt' tli- 1't'ttit11i til Miss Xx't'ltt' Xttiiiwti. tht' girls sting htith tlamitztl :ttitl lmtipttlzti' pit't't's. .Xu t't't'i'fiiiti't':tsit1g mt'mht'ixltili tt'stilit's ttm tht' lllllltllllfllf' til' tht' gltbllll. . . , . ISI lttlll zl. Illltlltl. l. lXlllllNt7ll. II. t.1u.slu'1g. l. tlnltl, .ll. l'r'1ilit't1ut'. H. l:t'lvt'll1'iIl. ti, Ifltjln. QXIJ IIUII: l. l:I'IllM'll. ll. Ilrmllttl. I. lln11.w'u. .. ,, , , tl. lilttlllifll. l'. lwtlt. 'itll lttlll: pl. .X1'1Qth'1lll, If fiI'lf1IH,-l. Ixnrlilirr. l. Mun. I, Xlt'lH'lllIl, ,l, .llut'1im1. .l. l.lt'IlfIl. l'I'll Iftllli I'f. lrlrmuttmr, Il. Iltlllitlrlv. li. Ilzlrllilltm. l. lhmilfirftl. N. I'.'t'rtt'. t.. llI.X.Xl'HI!lllll. l. .llt1r'nmttftti. Orche fm ll you hztvt' nti'tillt'tl tliititttglt tltt' hztllx til Curtis tlttring tht' cighth pt'i'itmtl. ytitt hzttt' lllltltJlllJlt'tlll' ht':tt'tl lztiiiiliati' stratum tml' iiitnit' lltmzttiiig tlirtittglt tht' ztir. l'iitlt'i tht' tli1't't'titmii til' Miss YX't'llt' Xttimtiii. tht' tn't'ltt'stl':t hztx plztyctl :tt ztNxt'itthlit's. tiittsit'ztlt's :mtl gtzttlttatlitnt. 'lhitmttglt tht' x't':ti's it hats grtiwii ttm ht' tint' til taut Curtis ttzttlititiiis. lffl' lfflllit lf. .Sliflit't'll. ,l. lt't't. l'. lxnlllmrll. I. 1'iHlUlf1l.V, lf, .Nt'l:rlit'l:, tl. ftlflllxtrfl, lf. Ituirziin. ul. .Nlr'r'll'Hg. lf. litllm, JI. l'1li1'rt'. QXII ICUII: I, llvtJIIIi,fi.1,1lJlY.f.', Sl:r'lluI1.,ll.l.'ujilr,.'l. limo X. Xtflltflllllll. II. tiui'lrt'r'. 'IQ lllllllllltfll, If lIt'.x.vt', lx, .ll1f.'luiH. HCI? Iftlllj I. Ulu. If Ili mt ,llitx llliimtm, ff Xillllil. 'Nj lllllll. II, Nl'llI'I'lll!'I', ul. HYTIIII. flfll If . . Stare llllllllllg cups. lJ2ll1llCl'S. lJ2lllglL'N. lmomls bm tickets. plus other Ilt'C'L'SNlllCS ol school lilc um all ln: louml in .1 lmx two by lom, llmc C-. 0. blow, lll1tlL'l' ilu guiclzmcc ol' M11 Nullmzm Spvclor zmml Ml. Louis PUUIIISSC. our fl. O. Slow has llourishccl. l.S l' N0ll'.' li. l'r1r'1'olii, lf. flillillll. l'. Sink, Il. Lvllh, .lI. l'1'l:kz'. QNIJ IIUIVZ lf. l3r'w'r. ,Hr Po11l1l.s.x'1', I. filirkrl. D, flilllllll, D, Slwizz. lllr' ,S'jn'rlm'. History Offkc and Supply Ream 'lllc growth ol' our ll'l'L' ol' knowlcmlgc' has been zliclccl by lllc Supply Room zmml History Ollicu Squzuls umlcr Mr. Rohn-rl Rive :mal Mr. l'lClli2lllllll Slzlrr. llow foulcl thc Social Sluclics llclmrlnlclll lllllfllilll XV1IllOlll their K'lIL'C'l'llll cwzlml runners? How foulml :my Clll'll5 lczlclwl' Supply Room Squzul? cxisl without supplics llll'lllSllL'll by lllt IST RUIIY ll'. julllmoll, I . SlIfllIl'.S,S, fi. Dilling- UIV: l. III' rf: lx. lmor, Hr. Slurf, Mr. Huw. lf. f!l.kllIl'll. IZ. !Jrim.xl11lz1'. fag!! I1 l6'0 k Kvvm , . . , XX ull thc llIllCUll11'C2ll the cml ol lllc' sccoml lloor as its roo . l - C ff '. l llc lll,llsll lloola c as lll all oxvr lllt' Room Scluzul lmrzm 'lm o 2 crs. Iakmg cam' ol lhouszmclx ol sfhool. hllmg orclcrs lol' lillglhll lczuh- hooks zmnl hook lziuls. zmcl lJL'l'lUl'llllllg count- less oclcl tasks lor ilu' lllifllllf. l,. fiirlrwiln. llf IIrllm'H. A-1. fllllllllllllll, li. lllfllllill. 8, Sol:olrm'.vlrY. .ll. Ii1n'm1r', I, I IH um. IJ. U'IfVir'H, ff, Ili f.1MllI1I. .lli.s.x ll'illi1ml.x. llcarlwrfk 5 I'liliRlNll lZONINIl'I I'Eli IST HOIII' Mr. lzlzrlirh, M. Iiurone, Mm. 'lm-Img IQ. Ilillinglmnz, li. Slmlw- xlmfl, 2.X'lJ IHIIIY li. ,Slmug H, H1111- nmnn, A. Hv1ll1l'I'.V. K. I lr1nm'llx'. li. lx'r1.vl11lm'lex'. .-1. livlfalln, If. 1JII'I'iXlbll, li. lim'.x'lz', li. lllzmmurl. nl. Hnnf. AI. Cl1ri.xlir', IJ. l1lr'l.m11, ll'illing u'1ukf':.x: lmxx' I10.v.v1's. l.I'l liR.XRY. XRI' .XXII l'llO'I'OCLR.Xl'HY IST RUIII' ll. Ifl'l'lll!1H, lj. lllnxnla, N. Blnlz. I'. 1xllIIlllki7I,Y, lf. Knllflirz, .Al ,IHfII'?.VHl, lxf ll'r'1'.x.v. QNIJ ROIVZ j. 011'1'n.v, M. f,YfI'?'II!'P'g, S. f101l'Xf!'i7I, lu. Slmw. If. Sl'11Illl,I!'f.Y, Ii. .SIlyIl!'l', I . Iluljlrrin. HCI! ICOIV: Il. Kuhn, 'I' fJule'n1an. lf. lmzvizlxrnz, I.. Ijjnpnzrzrz. M. ffnirzrx, If. .YllHlllI'I'i, j. Alrlrlilm. 12. filll'l'i.YU1I, ll, flugan. I'z'u.s 111111 lu'111il.s.' fririunnv and jminls ill.liRlC.XI. l.S I' HOU? M. lfiflllllll, .-I. Ilm1.s1'rl fl. ',!1lIl'X, C. linnix, Al, D'Ar'untu, G l'17'il'11lllllll. I . Ru1'kfm'il:, C. Ilnnurlurl JNII ROIIQ I, lfilxurz, M. liux, A l'u1n'll, H. IXY!'llUl', N. 'l4V'l'IIlIll!IllQf', H lirmzwlfi. l. Iirzlllfrr, li. llrlagrr, Al Irving. HID ROW: l'. ,IlIIll'I'.W1ll, M .'Hrn'im'l1i. S. .Sl'lIg'l'I', M, Prignnli, R l,i!'kl'llIIHIH, H. lf1'fIIl!ll1!l, IC. 'l'r'll1'j.sz'n ll. Jlrzrirllli. Clllllllflli IIIIII Caj2s 5 1ur'1l.x unrl fvluliml. een Around P i'Tlze tree of deepest root is found Least willing still to quit the ground. Without athletics our tree of life would be weakly- rooted, one-sided, stunted. The sports program helps us to develop physically and mentallyg it teaches us the value of sportsmanship and com- radeship, team spirit F. K, lvl' ' at-sf, 5 993, -'Zak vig F Q' ily 'jug !g35i3Z4 6 ,Q if 1 4 :a 2 l f'b3j '2..4f if ' 92+ X 4' JVQQSS Av: 9, N iffy if .yi fn 'Q an V 4 ra sw, 51? '. if ,49 . .Q C: 1 az'-2-'iffiifs 1 Q g ,, ,QA 11:0 .' f .I I ,777 - 7' , fa .', 9 , iff, , 1? m 1 . if , Pa A W' E5 ?f 'Q' L ' 'Y , 4, U 1 I . 4 X b K 4' Q ' , 1554 , vA, fm I, X :foe -A' sf E 5, 6 I . '7'Lg,, IYI' IIUIIY 'I'. llugrnri. Ii. lillll!7?'lI'.1'1. fflllllflll, I-Q. Nlllffll. 'l'. S1ark,I . ll'ig!. l.IlHI!vX'. I.. limgun I' l'r1r'iflm. l,. fiirlllwilrr. .L Ixm11.x'.s'. ZXII IIUIIQ' ,I-1. Rnr'kr1'r'll, S. !2ur1'n. If. jnlzmwn, IJ. IIf'n:j1.xl1r I I.r:n1l1rn'fli, Il'. 'l'lmn1j1.w11. II. .411rl1'm'ml. fl. lx'rlrlr1li.a', G. Srllnlill. IJ. li11v'm.v. IQ Ilfmflir' 317 HUIV: Dr. .lr1fl1'r'.mfl, !l'. Mrlz. .-I. Sulliwnl, ll, IIf'.S'ir1, Ill lx'Vul1'. 'II ,XIur'mx'. Mr. Ilrmuv Alnllmllnnrl. I. flnllill, Ill IIz'i.xr'nll. I. Ilmulillq. Mr. lx'r'lm1'. Zfzffbzzll .Xlter a lapse ol llllllly years, Dr. XVilliant li. Anderson once again took over the coaching reins ol' Curtis' football team. The Club, under his tutelage, amassed a record ol three wins, three losses. and one tie. Highlighting the season was the exciting game which we lost by a I2 to ti score to the powerful. stubborn U'hite Plains eleven. Our traditional rival, New llorp, was defeated. ,. . . . . . . . L ,. I to 1 while other vtetortes were gained at the expense ol l'errts bv a lf to 0 .. , , , . , . t . score, and Far Rockaway by 25 to 0. 'lhough leading through ntost ol' the game with lfluslting High, the Red and XVhite was held to a ti to ti tie when the Red Devils scored a last-tninute touchdown. 'l'he other losses. to strong foes, were to Mount St. Michael, 21 to 0, and Union Hill. ti to 0. Ernie liauerle was generally considered as the baekfield aee. but was ably assisted by Red Rock' well, Louie Cianvito, 'l'ont Ragueei, and .Xl Krauss. On the line. the work ol' Captain rlifllll Stark. Are Canlon. uXYlllllL'l'u Xtigt. Pete l'aeilit'o. Gene Smith. I.ou Brogna. and Ken Lundy was outstanding. gl Qi I? lil ' IST ROW: j. Valitutto, F. Westcott, F. Woefle, 1. De Luca, R. jolmsmz. ZND ROW: C. Fuglestad, 1. Mulholland, S. Givzzburg, R. Mathifs. Coach Harry O'Brien's 1944 Baseball team, led by Captain Jimmy Mac- Alarney, succeeded in -winning the Richmond Championship again, and fought its way to the City Finals of the Public School Athletic League, where it lost to Flushing the city crown it had won the previous year. Spring practice for the 1945 team showed five returning veterans and many promising newcomers. The backbone of the team will be composed of Hrst baseman Carl Fuglestad, second base- . man Gene Burns, third baseman John De Luca, pitcher Roy Mathies, and catcher John Mulholland. A l Al tk xml, 7 s.b ' 4,17 ' 'Ull IVI' RUIIQ' 1', Xlllllll, H. lf1lIIll'i'. D. li1ll1l1l.x.sr1r'r', II. ixvlllllli, Mr. U'Ifrir'n. 2.N'IJ It , .4 A T , ,. 1 . N. .. f wlxlzlrl. fi. lltlmx. .I. l.r'zfiu.w1t. ilfll l!Ull': ll'. Illllllflll, D. lI'ln X Im lung I lui A. Xrllill, ul. lilllifllffll. Citing l'lll'llll'l' tllzln any prcviotts Curtis tv: wztsutlk littskctlmll tt-:nn wats unc nl' tln' most sttc'c't'sslil1l in tlizlt it ilL'liL'lllL'll Ncw lSt't1lisix'ic'k. :incl ll host ul Xctinrmt tcznns, lot' El tx-mi'cl ol' twenty wins :incl six clclt-nts. .Xltcr l.'2llJIlll'lIlQ tlic Riclnnnncl titlc. Ltntts tt'ttnnit'tl l t'ztnklin 37 to 28 in tltc Lttx' 1'.llllllIl2lll0llS. XXX' lust to Clinton in thc Qttztrtct'-Finztls fl-I to 32. in unc nl tlic most t st-ztsnli. 'Illin- llztlmtztim Hztmlcl I-Iuntct' and Danny littltlztwtw. :ts wcll as Ccnc lintns. Scy- inmx' Cilllllllllg, Curl FllglCSl2lll and lfrztnk XVcstc' nn in tllc Kitty Plztyulls, this thc Alciscy Stzltc cllztntps. . , . 1 lirilling gzlnics of thc niztinstztys ul' tlic tcznn wcrc till. I - -A , will-1 ' ' ,N Q , 15 , 7-. . r .f,,,zQg' ' ' I-Q ff, . if-' KI V In I 'JFK X !. 7 Q Wllflllfilllflg 'lhis yczu' sXYilllIIlillQ mimic into ils own signin, with ll lighting li-:mi :uid Coucli llzuiivs Nlziflilcicl hiring ll ii0I'Il1iLi2llJlL' Nalin-cllllc-. .Xllliougli liziiicliczlppccl hy not liziviiw' 21 hill K'Ul1llJiClllCIll ol' swimnicrs H thc curly p2ll'l ul thc sczisuii. thc In-11111 mzulc ai guml slmwiiig against such sclumls as Liiimln, Tilclcii, Manual 'lirziiningg and Erzisnius. Two New Ici- wy sclioolx, HL-nry SIIYKICI' zlml Dick- inson, Imwccl to our lizilzilois. H4 -1 , IMI' IZUIIQ 'l'. liunzznm. I'. Ililllwx. P. Iirilluin. S. lx'lIlllillSIfY. li. liuzirfwzlrr, 15. Davis. I,. Siam IV. Il'llil11k1'r, If. fillflfll'I'. ZXIJ RUIIY ,I IXilIIll1A'0lI qCn,11l.j. ,1. Mrlirrllll. P. fx'0Hi.V!'lI. C. liulln fi. .xl'llTl'll7'Z, T. IfllI'kl',v1, Rnlziizmui. I.. R1 -If Hill IfOll': Mr. A1Il1'lllI'i!i.-l. fQr1llrf'r1n, R. liunllz lf. flulglzrzw. II. firrgur. Al. lJff:4'l1xi. liE. Pl. II'f'x.vn:1m. If. Nrlfxx. AIU ISI ROI! I lullx F Cole R MrHaI1 F Fnrull Illr jung,C.Ben1wll,AI, Coclgart,fF. Falco, B DzSmm 'AD ROI! R Rhodes R Buzbx R Hughes W. FlfI117l6Iij',f1. Rockwell, R. Lennox, D Ronan 1 Fonnny R Nrlsmz S Ntlllff I Iulsey A Zimmer, G. Iiilinski, j. Fisher, E. jones, H ue Q D R011 R Ixoski I A In D Ilzlson, j. Andersorz, 1. Carter, j. Paul, A. Crack and Hrzfss-Hannity The 1945 Track Team has elected Alvin Rockwell and Bernard Di Sarro co-captains. Early practice showed many returning veterans, who will try to carry our name to victory. Among them are Jack Fisher, Martin Godgart, Richard Rhodes, Vincent Baxter, and Nathan Shurman. The 1944-45 Cross-Country Team placed third in the P. S. A. L. finals. therebv losing the city crown, which Curtis had held for several previous years. Donald Rowan was captain and Donald Davenport led the boys in scor- ing throughout the season. The team has vowed to regain the city crown next year. 41 MM ii l l IST IIOIV: ll. Nimlaiswz. M. Kirllv, Rirlmrrlsmx, If. Trnsl, P. I r1'en1ar1. M. Cainzfs. ZND .ROIIU Miss Sitfflwztupf, D. Huclser, A. Scflaro. IS. fiarlwr, gl. I.r'1'v. G. Rubin. C. Nuzzn, E. Belzruznn, Ii. Sllllllllfli, V. Anrlrrsmz, .-I. SICZIIR, O. Mrzznrapjzn, li. l.m111n'1'y. ?RIJ ROW: li. Bfllllll. ll. 'I'ing1111fl. AI. llfffirzlmn. C. Silifrfr, j, Luiz, C. Ennis, C. Fleury, fl. Carlin, QI. Hall, D. l7lfFCllTllIf'. H. Srrllerliss, S. Pmllfer, A. Ewzns. M. Kelly. 4TH ROW: D. Dfftllofl, R. Glc'z'km'r, li. Gurkf'. I.. Korlz, I.. Gorllrnz, I.. Bauer, j. ll'ilkic', Ii. Rarlin, C. Svllitluy, G. Fllffllllll, S. Smmarrlrllrl, I.. Iiarlnr, C. lI'imnn'r, D. Srnrl, 5TH ROW: I.. Slierirlg. E. Selzrlirk, A. I.z'zvix, P. Iinrlrmrl, M. I'nrry. M. IJi1'lcir1.wm, AI. Iizfzfrs, j. 1fUlIRf I', j. Clasmz, E. ,'lllIll'l'.S!'lI. Girl ' 1671 kefhall Curtis girls look forward to the Basketball tournaments to display their skill. Under the refereeing of Miss Florence Siedentnpl, the competition is supported by all team members. This year the seventh-eighth term team had an itnclefcatetl record under its captain, Phyllis Freeman. The lreslnnen won in the junior division. l IST ROW: j, Hansen. D01zalr1'son, S. lI'illiamsm1, E. Trust, M. Marinelli, M. Sarllnrr, A. Femimm, C. Cicero. QND ROW: D. Bows, I. Parisi, B. I.r'nndis, R. Bradlyn, R. Pistilli. R. Romano, C. lblirandu, AI. Dfflizirz. D. Czapalski, .-1. Mirlzlrfzfilz, R. Grosso. SRD ROW: N. Fnggirz, 15. Steegler, A. AI. Iinurrlff. j. Pitmziak, ll. Dwzlfn. M. Nelson. MacDonald, R. Iifmirm. j. AffCC01'IIl!lI'k. D. Dmmlo, V. Kinslzw. B. Frey, N. Bryan, Miss Sierlentnpf. 4TH ROW: A. Willie, G. Ernest, I. Christy, I.. O'IZrirn, R. George, V. AIOIYIIIO, QI. Dufly. C. Dfwnis, I.. Boas, R. Iiurlmnk. A. Emnzs, UI. Iilnodgoml. V. Hagglunrl. 5TH ROIT: ll. Dirke, QI. 1el'lIlJl'II, AI. Polnlirrlliu. R. Atmnnsi, I.. Merrill, j. Hawfns, Ii. Rulain, C. Carlurfi. li. Hoflcr. IST ROW: Ii. Slrlllller, G. Ijlllfllglllllll. V. Allflrrsnll. If. .'l!IIll'TS0l7, R. Davison, Ill. liux, If. Trml l S Il lI1 lr K ll :mm 1 Inuit H In I..'1' illo. END IiUIl': . 'xx .S '1'in. I. wr. P. lX,l'lllHlI!'. C. Qlrnnnx, I. 'I . . ' 'gun I . l.z'n:a, Ill. flrlirzrx, P. 'l'u1njrki11.x', D. H1l1'l.w'V. C. fi!II.YDll, N. Slnlz, T. .-Iflzlrlnxi. 3llD l10ll I. CIIISUII, ll. Mf'Df'r1lml1, .'l, l.r'z1'i.s'. lf. Ri1'l1r1r1I.wu1. I.. Slif'l'fllg'. S. Pofll1r'l'. ill. l irn'r'. I. Iitmrtirlrz HI. Drurln, li. lirann. J-fa key The whistle blows. The ulcl-timers gltllflll while the raw t'ec't'uits look Zllll2lLCll. Ylll1L'll' znnztzement soon vanishes, for the rules ol the game are taught by Mlm Peggy Slevin ol' N. Y. U. The sixth termers were the victors in the interrlzus tournzunents. with the seventh-eighth term team the runnet'-up. IST ROW: -I. Cr11:iaplmu', D. Szwrl. V. Murano, AI. Hall, IZ. II'l1ytc', C. Ifn1Iu'1'cl1ls, R. Roszfntlml, j. Wilkie. ZND ROIV: D. lines, S. l'ViIIiruuson, j. Muller. Ii. 1fl'llTNI!IIl, P. 0'Hrien, D. Sfyzwlk, I.. l'i1'I'l'lX, j. .lll!TDII.Yf'!I. .3'RD ROW: Illiss SI1'1fin. S. .Sl'flIIllU'!1f'HIl, AI. COIIFII, li. Nelson. D. jolznxvn, I.. Sinrnrzs, AI. Viola. P. Blood, Ii. lX'II0l'Y', M. SfllIlII!'I', F. Guirkluzxl. 4TH ROW: D. Slinr. M. Szfkuly, .-l. Ilefililm, l'. IK-Vlllllllff, AI. IJ1'Sapiu. C. Irulrlinrirl. AI. Ilirkinxml, .-1. I.f'1i'1lnrlun'.vki. ALQIJA 'fi I A' 'fa .1 H- X' ,N-1, ' y IST ROIV: C. Parifim, M. I nr1r'lIa, I.. Srzrlrllmrg, C. i7llI'f'1IIllI. C. linnis. li. Massa. N. Fnrn1irr1,I7. limhv. BND ROIIE A. l,1'Zl'i,V. nl. H'ilki1', li. Hfflflllllll, V. .llIfll'I'.WI?l. M. Irving. L75-Suv hy and Sufimm hy Once Zl week the nierry nierniaicls ol' Curtis High take at clip in the pool, uncler the supervision of Miss Edith Ripley. In Life-Saving, the girls learn, among other techniques, rescuing znpprouclies and carries. Many who entered school non- swimniers have USlllJlllCl'gCfl', lull-Ileclged senior life-savers before graduation. Members of the Swinnning Club also entertained the audience at the Dickinson Meet with original water-ballet routines. sl-1 Not only thc trctfs gr:u'cl'l1ltu'ss, but also its sturcly strcuglh may hc lout XYz1tr-lt out lor that treo! warm thc lczulcr as thc Curtis k'tllll'Sll'lCIlllL'N gallop along thc- paths ol' Clow l.z1kc Park. 'l'hc Ruling Cluh. zutotltcr l1rzuu'h on thc crct'-grmvittg trcc ol' zu'lticrcmc11t in thc carter' ol' stuilvuts. is utulur tlu- 5llIX'l'YlSl0Il ol' Mrs. .Mlm-lc l l'2lIlllAClD. .X Bl'C2llili2lSl Rich' high' liglitccl thc tlulfs zutivitics. Kidirzg and Dancing thc girls who 1n'zu'tic'c rhvlluus with Mrs. liclnzt Slouc. clircctor ol' thc llllllll' Club t 1 Xt ll Stzltcu lslzuul school cxhlhtt, club lllClIllX'l'S llllL'l'lJl'ClCll two original clzttt c with zt humorous, thc othcr with rr patriotic' tlu-mc. - ul lll enizfrs The lofty oak from a SHI-UAH acorn grows N ecd we say more? ff? 7' T1 ci ., 1 -pq Q f f'?ffY1' 'Wi' 417 f -f . n vjkfgfff 941 r ' 'X' I A cv if - M2 ,X 4 .1 'z I I ,js ' f i .11 ' j xl' 6 A' ' 1 21:11:39-L. wh 3 4 tm all :G , 'tr .F 232554, ---- 14 ' if ff 82532, 1 ' aff 337' 'Q 2' , Ag ge - a '-J , , ' f-ff' I' A- :VL 1 ' f , r 1 lifffl- X 5- f Jw ,MF . W J 'I ?E0'?',, al I PRESIDENT BARBARA KASHAVSKY Honor Roll 53 Senior Arista 33 Traffic Marshal 1, Patrol 3, Lunchroom lg Yearbook Associ- ate Editorg Victory Corps Ig Re- ceptionist lg Check Marshal lg Class Officer 65 Section Room Ofiicer 63 Biology Club lg Bowl- ing lg Swimming lg German Club 3. Bar,b's future is still a question mark. VICE-PRESIDENT LOUIS GIANVITO Honor Roll 85 Honor Keyg Arista 3, Boy Leader lx Traffic Marshal 4, Captain lg Patrol 13 Victory Corps lg English Book Office 5, Captain lg Class Oflicer 4g Section Officer 65 Block C g Football Team I. Lou wants to hear, Calling Doctor Gianvitof' Then he'll settle down and get married. Marian Cupo Ruth Davison Grace Dillingham Carol Englebry Marian Cupo Ruth Davison Grace Dillingham Ruth Davison Grace Dillingham 48 JANUARY OFFICERS ffonars PERMANENT HONOR ROLL Louis Gianvito Joyce Graves Fred Halperin Harold Hunter Daniel Idelson HONOR KEYS Louis Gianvito Joyce Graves HONOR BANNERS Louis Gianvito Harold Hunter Theodore Jurkops SECRETARY AUDREY MUNCE Honor Roll 6g Senior Arista 3, Secretary lg Traffic Marshal 1, Lunchroom 2: Log Reporter 1, Editor-inAChief lg Secretary to Mr. Raichle 35 Class Officer 65 Section Room Officer 53 Rid- ing Club 25 Tennis 25 Badmin- ton 2. Audrey will soon be adding her- self to the attractions of some college. TREASURER HAROLD HUNTER Honor Roll 85 Senior Arista 4, Treasurer lg Traffic Marshal 2, Lunchroom lg Victory Corps I, President 1: Secretary to Miss Vroom lg Class Officer lg Section Room President 43 Basketball 8. Captain 45 Baseball 33 Block C. Hal will be a member of the armed forces as of January. Bernard Kalmanson Lenore Lippman Laurence Schmeidler Ruth Tellefsen Bernard Kalmanson Lenore Lippman Laurence Schmeidler Audrey Munce Laurence Schmeidler Y Mj,,'1 ' A , K JUNE OFFICERS I x P NT 1 NE BURNS Lunchroo ' Marshal 3: Victory Corps 35 ock C: Class Otlicer 55 Section 'Room Officer 63 Bas- ketball 6: Baseball -tg Science Fair I3 Science Club 1. Gene will wear Navy blue. . fr .v 5 . YICEQl'3ESlDEN T .triNIMc QUIQS-IAN Honor Rgill 6: Patrol Marshal 1: Yictyry Corps' 4: Section R m Presidentdl. Treasurer lg BolqgygClulK lg Glee Club lg Ofiyer 13 Secretary to Mrs. di' Zerega 1. --Ann will join the ranks of New York's white-collar girls. Virginia Anderson Pearl Barland Berniece Baumann Rita Belikoff Margaret Christie Michelina DeNora Ethel Diamond Virginia Anderson Berniece Baumann Margaret Christie Donald Davenport Patricia Dittmar Virginia Anderson Pearl Barland Berniece Biaumann Margaret Christie Donald Davenport 1 flrfmfrs PERMANENT HONOR ROLL Phyllis Freeman Eric Iwersen Barbara Kinsey Helen Merrill Hugo Nonni Natalie Robinson Diane Roland HONOR KEYS Phyllis Freeman Eric Iwersen Barbara Kinsey Diane Roland HONOR BANNERS Muriel Evers Martin Godgart Jean Hanf Barbara Kinsey Patricia Krumpe SECRETARY PHYLLIS FREEMAN Honor Roll Sq Senior Arista 2: Patrol Marshal 1, Lunchroom l, Captain lg Receptionist lg Sec- tion Room Secretary 23 Softball Captain 23 Volleyball 2, Captain l, Manager 1: Basketball Cap- tain 2: Science Club lg Hockey 1 ' III arthstone Club lg Class Sec- v 1. hylf' who will study at How- ard University. expects to be- come a teacher. 'FREASURIQR JOHN KNUDSON Honor Roll lg Traflic Marshal l. Patrol l, Pool lg Biology Squad lg English Book Rootn Squad lg Class Ollicer lg Sec- tion Room Oflicer 33 Swimming Team 3, Captain 1. Oil he goes.-J' and off Knttte will go to Law School after serving his country in the Army Air Corps. Emmy Lou Schultheis Elsie Shakeshaft Ira Siegler Eleanor Snyder Frances Stiffness Florence Suppa Victor Mfightman Elsie Shakeshaft Ira Siegler Eleanor Snyder Frances Stiffness Victor l'Vightman Ennny Lou Schttltheis Elsie Shakeshaft Frances Stiffness Phyllis Tompkins 49 ANDREW' ANDERSON Yearbook: Log Business Staff Ig Camera Club -1, Vice-Presi- dent lg Chemistry Laboratory 3g Section Room Marshal lg Science Club lg Radio Club 23 Motion Picture Club 13 Biology Club 13 Glce Club I: Meteorology Course lg Seamanship Course. Bud will own a ranch in IVyomiug. JEAN BAILIQY Honor Roll 33 Chemistry Lab. Squad I: Section Room Secre- lilfy lg Basketball 4. IVe'll soon see Jean i11 the uni- form of a Cadet Nurse. MARIE BARUNE Honor Roll 7: Senior Arista 13 Trafhe Marshal I. Patrol 1, Lunchroom 23 Yearbook Busi- ness Managerg Victory Corps I: Log Typist 33 Secretary to Miss IVilliams lg Trip Club I. Vice-President lg Italian Club 43 Bowling 2: Biology Club l. Business College is Sunny's next, goal. CLAIRE BAYLOR Honor Roll 33 Patrol Marshal 23 Yearbook: Victory Corps I: Log Reporter 2: Library Staff I: Section Room Oflicer 53 Ten- nis I: Swimming lg Riding 23 Life-Saying l. Claire plans to join the Cadet Nurse Corps. JOY BEASLEY Honor Roll lg Patrol Marshal 35 Secretary to Mrs. di Zerega 33 Medical Aide lg Section Room Secretary Ig Hockey 2: Softball lg Flag Honor Guard 2. Carrot Top plans to join the Nurse Cadet Corps at the Flou'er-Filth Avenue Hospital. 50 CURTIS HIGH SCHOOL Cl-I.XRI.liS BENNI-l'l l' 'l'raii'ie Marshal I. Patrol fl, I,lllIClII'0OlIl I: Block C 63 Sec- tion Room Oflicer -I: Track 3: Cross-Country Alg XVing Foot Club 6, Medical College beckons to A'Chuck. but he will probably join the Navy lirst. NORMAN BERCE Honor Roll ti: Traflic Marshal I1 Victory Corps 2: Section Room President lg Deutscher Verein President 1: Biology Honor Society 53 Chemistry Laboratory Sqtlad 1. Chemical engineering is Norms future. JOSEPH BERMAN Honor Roll 3: Senior Arista 21 'I'rafIic Marshal fl, Lunchroom I: Yearbook: Victory Corps 3: Log Photographer I: linglish Book Squad I: Chemistry Lab- oratory Squad 2: Camera Club 3, President lg Science Club I, President Ig Biology Honor So- ciety 5. President 2g Section Room Ofhcer 4: Current Events Club 3g Deutscher Verein 2. Silver wings will a d o r n Shorty's broad chest. ALLEN BICYICR Member of Biology Squad 2: Science Club Ig Stamp Club Ig Radio Club I. A sailors life must appeal to Al, as he has already enlisted in the Navy. EUGENE BIROC Supply Room Squad 5: Cym Marshal I. Huey hopes to become one of the embryo admirals at Annapo- lis. JEROME BROYVN Traflic Marshal l, Patrol 13 Sec- tion Room '1'reasurer 3, Vice- President 1, President 1: Ger- man Club 53 Science Club 1. Columbia will soon be Jerry's alma mater. UICNIC BROWSE Secretary to Mr. Grieve 73 Usher Squad l. You're in the Army new, or Soon will be, Brownie.' THOMAS BULG ER Honor Roll fl: Yearbookg Vie- tory Corps 23 Chemistry Lab- oratory Squad lg Helper in Modern Language Department l: Deutscher Vercin lg Science Club l. 'I'om is going to XVagner College. DONALD BURROS Honor Roll lg Victory Corps 3: Helper in English Book Office 2: Secretary to Mr. Cbristianson lg Chemistry Laboratory Squad 1: Section Room President 3, Treasttrer lg Football 25 Science Clttb 2: Farm Club 2. Don has already entered the Navy. NILIJRICD BVX Patrol Marshal l, LllIlL'lll'0Ol1l 23 Yearbookg Secretary to Miss Rip- ley lg Section Room President 1, Treasurer lg Hockey 3, Cap- tain 23 Softball lg Life-Saving 1: Basketball l. Millie's future is still an open book. JANUARY 1945 j0HN BYRON Honor Roll fig Senior .Krista 2: Log Reporter 2: Supply Room 6: Gym Marshal lg Biology Honor Society 5. To become an aeronautical en- gineer or to join the Navy .Xir Corps is .lohn's ambition. MARILYN CAINES Honor Roll 53 Traflic Marshal l. Patrol 1. I.nnchroom 35 Year- book: Section Room Secretary lg Basketball 5, Manager lg Hockey 5. Manager lg Softball 4, Cap- tain lg I-Iearthstone Club lg Vol- ley-Ball 3: Table Tennis I: Dance Club 3: Girls' Athletic Association lg Curtis Band l. Mamie desires some higher edttcation. IDA CANll?RI.liNCO Honor Roll l. A secretarial position is Cam's goal. DANIEL CANTOR Honor Roll ti: Patrol Marshal lg Victory Corps 23 Chemistry Laboratory Squad lg junior Prom Connnitteeg Science Club l. , After seriing in the .Xrtny Air Corps, Dan plans to attend either Michigan or Georgia Tech. MARIE CATERINA Honor Roll 5: Patrol Marshal 1, Luncliroom 33 Section Room Secretary lg Bowling 35 Italian Club l. Marie's future lies in the stcnog- raphy and typing line. 51 TERESA COLEMAN Patrol Marshal lg Yearbook3 Log Reporter 23 Secretary to Miss Armstrong lj Swimming Club 23 Choir 1. Terry will soon be working hard at college. MARIAN CUPO Honor Roll 83 Honor Keyg Sen- ior Arista 13 Patrol Marshal 2, Traffic lg Secretary to Miss Jacobsen 65 Secretary to Mrs. Newman 13 Pan-Atnerican Club 23 Latin Club 2. Hunter College will soon have Marian's natne added to its roll. MARIE D'ACUNl'O Patrol Marshal 2, Lnnchroom 23 Yearbookg Curtis Band 3, Let- ter: Secretary to Miss Urion l. to Mrs. McDade 13 Typist in the Library l, for Dramatics Club 13 Basketball 3, Captain 23 lable Tennis 13 Volley-Ball lj Swimming l. Hope of a secretarial position . . . I inspires Marte. RUTH DAVISON Honor Roll 83 Senior Arista 33 Yearbook Associate Editorg Vic- tory Corps 4, Secretary 13 Honor Key3 Secretary to Miss Vroom 73 Science Bulletin Editor 23 Sec- tion Room Secretary lg G.A.A. Secretary lg Interschool Athletic Council President 1: Hockey 5, Manager 13 Biology Club 13 Biol- ogy Honor Society 53 Swimming lg Badminton lg Basketball 13 Softball l. B hopes to go to Cornell. HERBERT DAXVSON Track Team 13 Cross-Country l, The Navy has already claimed Herb. 52 CURTIS HIGH SCHOOL RUTH DICKEMANN Honor Roll 73 Senior Arista 23 Lnnchroom Marshal 1, Patrol lj Yearbookg Log 23 Secretary to Mrs. Sablove 13 Receptionist in Grade Adviser's Ofhce I3 Prom Committee l3 G.O. Campaign 23 Biology Club lg Tennis 13 Bad- minton lg Bowling 2. After graduating from college, Dickie wants to be a hospital dietitian. ANN Dl GILILIO Honor Roll 23 Patrol Marshal lg Secretary to Miss Ferber lg Soft- ball 2, Team Manager l3 Swim- ming 13 Hockey 23 Paddle Tennis 13 Athletic Medal. Bid is already at work in an oflice, and going to Night School, GRACE DILLINGHAM Honor Roll 83 Honor Key3 Senior Arista 33 Lnnchroom Marshal 23 Yearbook Editor-in-Chielg Vic- tory Corps 43 Log 2g Secretary to Miss Kammerer 2, to Mr. Fan- ning 1, to Miss Meade l, to Mr. Starr lj Scribblers' Club ti, Oflicct -43 Hockey 43 Softball 33 Basket- ball l3 Badminton Captain lg Riding 43 junior Red Cross Rep- resentative 2. Gay plans a career in econom- ics or politics. NANCY DOUGLAS Honor Roll 53 Patrol Marshal 1, Lnnchroom lg Victory Corps 43 Section Room Officer 33 G. O. Committee 13 Prom Committee lj Biology Club lj Yearbook. Dit, Dit, Da, Dil will soon be Nance's Salutation. METRO DOWHY Honor Roll -lg Senior Arista 13 Patrol Marshal 2: Victory Corps 33 Log lg Language Office Sec- retary lg Biology Laboratory 13 Section Room Treasurer 1: Swimming Team 25 Deutscher Verein 3, lVill the Navy Blue or college claim Met ? CHARLES ELWIS Honor Roll G: Senior Arista 1: Victory Corps 2: Section Room President -I. Secretary 1: Class Vice-President l. Secretary 1: Science Club l: Stamp Club lg Pan-.-Xmerican Clttb 1. We'll soon hear of Charlie as one of our outstanding bankers. C.-XROL IINGLIZBRY Honor Roll 8: Senior Arista 2: Victory Corps 3: Secretary to Mr. Raichle 2. to Miss Richter I. to Miss Harrison I: Reception- ist l: junior Life-Saving l. After majoring in languages at college. Carol will be an inter- preter for some lucky lirm. CLAIRE ENNIS Patrol Marshal 2. Lunchrooin 3: Victory Corps 2: Yearbookg Class Secretary lg Section Room Ofli- cer 5: Life-Saving 2, Manager I: Riding 2: Hockey 3: Basketball 3: G.A.A. 2: Baseball 2: All- Rottnd Athletic Medal: German Club 1: Choir 5: Science Club 1: Latin Club 1: Dramatics Club l. In a few years we shall see Claire either as a Wave or as a private secretary. MARGARET ERKM.-KN The b n s i n e s s world litres Margie. G1-QORGE ESPOSVIO Honor Roll 3: Patrol Marshal l: Victory Corps 2: Log Reporter I: Block C: General Organiza- tion Vice-President l: Class Offi- cer 2: Section Room Otlicer 5: Pan-American Club President l: Latin Club 1: Track Team l: Cross-Country Team lg Biology Honor Society 3. 1isp's mail will soon be ad- dressed George Esposito, M.D. LOUISE FORMICA Patrol Marshal 2, Luncltroom l: Victory Corps El: Italian Cltlb 2: Trip Club 2: Science Club l: Glee Club l: Choir l: Christmas Pageant 2. To be a laboratory technician is Lou's ambition. .Xl,l RliD I-'RANCIA Honor Roll -1: Patrol Marshal 2, l.uncln'oom 2: Victory Corps fl: Mimeographer for Biology Laboratory l, for History De- partment l, for Italian Depart- ment l: Italian Club 2: German Club 2: Science Club 2. The Navy. says l4'renchy. will be his life from now on. DAVID FRIBERG Honor Roll 2: Lunchroom Mar- shal 2: Victory Corps 2: Orches- tra 6: Section Room Othcer fl: Stamp Club 2: Latin Club 2: Trip Clttb l: Current Events Club I: Science Club l. David will join the Navy or go to college. GLORIA G.-XRRISON Honor Roll 2: Patrol Marshal l: Yearbook: Victory Corps -I: Log Reporter l. Feature Iidi- tor l: Medical Room Aide l: Secretary to Miss Conn l: Diploma Committee l: junior Prom Committee: Section Room President l: Riding Club 2. Gloria's training on the Log has inspired ber to be a jour- nalist. ELIX.-Xl5li'l'H GOICSLE Honor Roll ti: Patrol Marshal 2. Lunchroom 2, Captain lg Yearbook Associate Iiditor: Vic- tory Corps 3: Tennis l: Science Club lg Hockey Team l: Medi- cal Room Aide 2: Victory Farm Cadet Corps l. Pretty will major in Physio- therapy at Penn Hall -Iulnior College and later at the Uni- versity of Michigan. 53 SEYMOUR GOLD Biology Laboratory 21 Biology Honor Society 5, Treasurer 23 Latin Club Secretary l: Biology Clttb l: Camera Club 23 Science Club 2. Red will wear the silver wings of the Army Air Force. HELEN GOXVSKI Patrol Marshal 2: Yearbook: Victory Corps lg Trip Club 3, Secretary 23 Italian Club l. So many opportunities beckon Blondie that she has not made up her mind. JOYCE GRAVES Honor Roll 83 Senior Arista 4, Girl Leader lg Victory Corps 3: Log Reporter 2: Secretary to Mr. Arrin 1. to Miss Meade 55 XVinner of O.D. Clark Speaking Contest lg Dance Club lg Biol- ogy Honor Society 2: Christmas Pageant lg Bazaar Variety Show. joy hopes to attend the New jersey College for Women. joAN HAGAN Honor Roll 23 Yearbook, Log Reporter 25 Section Room Sec- retary lg Latin Club 35 German Club 2g Biology Club lj Science Club lg Biology Honor Society -43 Dancing Club l. -Ioan is going to attend Notre Dame on the Hill. FRED HALPERIN Honor Roll 8g Senior Arista lg Tratlic Marshal 2. Patrol lg Yearbookg Log Reporter l, Editor l: Chemistry Laboratory 2: Section Room Secretary 2. After flying with the Army Air Corps. Fred will major in en- gineering at college. 54 CURTIS HIGH SCHOOL I l AGGI HANSEN Patrol Marshal 1, Lunchroonl 29 Yearbook: Trip Club 3, Treas- urer lq Riding 11 Latin Club 23 Spanish Club lg Glee Club 2. Aggi plans to go to college. RUTH HORTON Honor Roll 55 Traflic Marshal 3, Lieutenant lg Patrol 2, Lunch- room lg Log Reporter 1, Clubs Editor lg Student Leader lg Badminton lg Bowling 25 Swimming lg Tennis 2: Biology Honor Society 2. We shall soon see Ruthie stroll- ing down some college campus. ROBERT HUGHES Patrol Marshal lg Pool Marshal 2g Usher Squad lg Section Room Officer 33 Swimming Team 2: Cross-Country 2: Track lg Wing- Foot Club 1. Probably Bob's draft board will take care of his future. RAYMOND V. HURLEY Swimming Team 2: Pool Mar- shal lg Trip Clttb 1. Ray, who is a veteran ol' World XVar II, will go to college under the G, I. Bill of Rights. DANIEL IDELSON Honor Roll 83 Senior Arista l: Patrol Marshal lg Yearbook As- sociate Eclitorg Radio Club 1. Dan hopes to continue his edu- cation at college. CHARLOTTE JANES Yearbookg Medical Room Aide lg Choir 33 Hockey 33 Bowling 23 Science Club lg Basketball lg Baseball lg Prom Committee. What alternatives hold Charlie undecided? ALEXANDER JOHNSON Honor Roll 2. Aeronautical engineering will be Al's future. THEODORE JURKOPS Honor Roll 3: Senior Arista 23 Traflic Marshal 4, Captain lg Patrol Marshal 2. Lunchroom 33 Victory Corpsg Log Reporter 2: Block C3 Secretary to Dr. Anderson lg Editor of Science Bulletin 2: Science Club 3, Presi- dent lg Section Room President 33 Class Officer 2: German Club 33 Football 23 Basketball l. Ted will ioin the U. S. Navy and see the world. he hopes. BERNARD KALMANSON Honor Roll 85 Honor Keyg Sec- retary to Dr. Anderson lg Pan- American Club 2: Radio Club l: Stamp Club 2: Mathematics Club lg Orchestra 7. Prof would like to be a mathe- matics professor, and claim either Harvard or Columbia University as his alma mater. ROBERT KIFFIN Swinnning Team 23 Honor Roll l. The Air Forces call Bob, too. JANUARY 1945 LILLIAN KRESCHOLLEK Honor Roll lg Patrol Marshal 23 Section Room Secretary 2, Treasurer 2. Lil's ambition is nursing, via the Cadet Corps. PAULINE KRUSI-ZR Victory Corps 13 Section Room President lg Riding 3. Stretch plans to be a drafts- man. FELECIA LENZA Secretary to Miss Ferber lg Hearthstone Cltlb 3: Hockey 2: Italian Club 25 Trip Club lg Current Events Clttb l. Lee's ambition is to get a job. SANFORD LEVENTHAL Lunchrooin Marshal 2, Patrol 23 Log Reporter 2: Chemistry Laboratory 2: Section Room Treasurer 23 Camera Club 2: Science Club 2: Current Events Club Vice-President 1: Latin Club l. To be a chemical engineer is Sandy's ambition. ALFRED LEVINSON Honor Roll 83 Biology Club. College called Al earlier than the rest of us. for he received his diploma in September. 55 LENORE LIPPMAN Honor Roll Hg Honor Keyg Sen- ior Arista lg Trafhc Marshal I, Patrol 2: Yearbookg Log Re- porter 25 Section Room Secre- tary Ig Biology Honor Society Ig Bowling Club lg Badminton I. Lenore plans to attend college. KENNETH LUNDY Patrol Marshal lg Block C3 Sec- tion Room Treasurer lg History Oilice Squad I3 Football 43 Track I. XVill Ken let Uncle Sam deter- mine his future? ALBERT MANGINI Science Club I. You're in the Army Now will soon be Abe's theme song. GILDA MARIANI Honor Roll 65 Yearbookg Sec- retary to Mrs. di Zeregag Section Room President l, Secretary 2: Bowling Club 2g Softball 2: Basketball Ig Swimming Ig Ital- ian Club l. IVill Mousie get back that IVall Street position? MARIE MARINELLI Honor Roll Ig Lunchroom Mar- shal 4, Captain lg Yearbookg Log Typist 35 Secretary to Miss Moysey I, to Miss Philips Ig Library Typist Ig Bowling Club 33 Biology Club lg Italian Club 4. Nelli expects to go to Katha- rine Gibbs Secretarial School and become a private secretaiy. 56 CURTIS HIGH SCHOOL JOSEPHINE MARTINO Patrol Marshal 2: Yearbook: Secretary to Mrs. McDade Ig Medical Room Helper l: Bas- ketball Ig Italian Club I. A q u e s t i o n mark governs Dolly's future. - ROBERT MC HALI-I Honor Roll lg Block C3 Trallic Marshal I, Patrol 2, Lunchroom Ig Victory Corps 43 Track Team 43 Cross-Country 3: German Club lg Dramatics Club Ig Choir 7. Dixie looks forward to being a cadet in the U. S. Ariny Air Corps. FRANCES MELI Honor Roll 3: Secretary to Mr. Raichleg Italian Club l. Frances has decided to be a secretary. FRANCES MONDSCHEIN Lunchroom Marshal Ig Victory Corps 2. Frances entered Curtis in her sixth term. Cadet Nursing is her ambition. KENNETH Nfxriss Swimming Team 5g Camera Club 33 Bicycle Club I. Chemical Engineering will be Shorty's career. SANFORD NAL1'r'r Honor Roll -13 Patrol Marshal 13 Log Reporter 33 Biology Honor Society 2: Track Team 23 Basketball, V., 23 Block C. Sandy expects to go to college until May. when he will join the Navy. BESSIE NARDUCCI Honor Roll 73 Senior Arista I3 Yearbook3 Section Room Secre- tary 23 Hockey 33 Basketball lg Italian Club 1. Bessie is planning to attend col- lege soon. EUGENE NATANBLUT Honor Roll lg Traffic Marshal 23 Log Business Staff 23 Sec- retary to Mr. Diamond li Cur- rent Events Club 4. Treasurer 13 Choir 8, Genc's voice ought to help him through college. ' JEROME NEUBERGER Honor Roll 23 I.og lReporter 23 Secretary to Mr. O'Brien 13 Track Team 1. Whats that thing for? will be our fri htened remark g as Jerry prepares to hll our teeth. PAULINE OCCHIPENTI Patrol Marshal 1, Lunchroom I3 Secretary to Miss Attinson lg Hockey 3. Business School will be Paul's next milestone. JANUARY 1945 DOROTHY OFFENBERGER Secretary to Mrs. Hauer l. Dotty hopes to bud her place in the business world in New York City. ALAN OLMSTEAD Uncle Sam is calling Lanny. ALICE OLSON Yearbookg Class President 1, Vice-President I3 Section Room President 1, Secretary 23 Bowl- ing Club 6, Manager 6. Taking dictation or modeling clothes will be The Ole's goal. LOIS OSGOOD Honor Roll 43 Patrol Marshal 13 Secretary to Mr. Raichle 1, to Miss Williams 13 Bowling 3: Swimming 13 Softball 1. Loey will soon be added to the staff of some Hrm as a stenog- rapher. HERBERT PALACE Patrol Marshal lj Victory Corps 33 Science Club 23 Biology Club 23 Camera Club 33 Current Events 23 Scribblers' Club 23 Trip Club 13 Biology Honor Society 3. Herbert is majoring in banking and commercial law at N.Y.U. 57 ROSE PARISI Honor Roll lg Current Events Club 1, '1'reasurcr lg Italian Club lg Bowling l. An Angel of Mercy will be Nurse Rose. PRED PARKER Gerniau Club 2. Fritz is still undecided about his future career. GENEYIEVE l'ARRO'l 1'I Honor Roll 5g Secretary to Mrs. Rosenberg l. to Mr. Spector 33 Science Club lg Italian Club 1. No plans for the future, Gene- vieve? ALICXANDER PA'1 1'ERSON Patrol Marshal lg Lunchroom lvlarshal lg Pan-Ainerican Club l. The broad sea or the broad fields will claim Alex. RUDOLPH PETERS Honor Roll 23 Patrol Marshal lg Lunehroom Marshal 1. Rudy is waiting for Uncle San1's fall. 58 WILLIAM PETERS Section Room President I. Pete experts to sail the seven seas, MAE PIEIRANGELO Lunchrootn lNIarshal 'lg Log Typist 25 Secretary to Miss Spear lg Italian Club lg Bowling 2. Rusty is in the market lor a good job. MARIE PRIGNOLI Honor Roll 2: Patrol Marshal lg Yearbookg Log Circulation Staff lg Hockey 'lg Softball 23 Basketball lg Commaudettes lg Italian Club I. After attending business school, Re hopes to bc a private sec- retary. HILDA REIMANN Honor Roll tlg Lunehroom Mar- shal 2g Yearbookg Victory Corps 25 Secretary to Mr. Raichle 5, to Mrs. Newman Ig Section Room President 1, Secretary lg Prom Committeeg German Club 13 Bowling. VVill we soon see Hil as a pri- vate secretary in a private office? BEATRICE RENSCHLER Honor Roll 53 Lunehroom Mai- shal lg Yearbookg Aide to Mrs. McDade lg Dance Club lg Bowls ing lg Biology Club l. A woman doctor! Hurray for I3eansie l BERNICE RIMANOWV Lunchroom Marshal lj Victory Corps 13 Trip Club 13 Current Events Club l. P-unny's goal is college, her pet ambition an airplane ride. RUTH RIORDAN Honor Roll 43 Trip Club 33 Biology Club l. Scudder Secretarial School will open its doors to Ruthie. MARJORIE ROUGHAN Honor Roll 33 Volley-Ball 13 Pan-American Club 1. To go to an international busi- ness school, to be a Spanish SlCll0gl'2lPhCl'. to join the Needle- work Guild of America, and to ride in an airplane are only a few of Margie's ambitions. I DONALD ROWAN Traflie Marshal 2: Log Re- porter l, Sports Editor 13 Usher Squad 53 Indoor Track -l: Out- door Track 13 Cross-Country 4. Won't Don look well in uni- form? LILLIAN SANDBERG Patrol Marshal lg Medical Room Aide 23 Secretary to Mrs. MeDade I: Hearthstone Club Secretary 13 Swimming Club 5, Manager lg Life-Saving 23 Softball 13 Paddle Tennis 1. Mainboeher and Molyneux will have to look to their laurels when Louella becomes a fash- ion designer. JANUARY 1945 LAURENCE SCHMEIDLER Honor Roll 83 Honor Key3 Sen- ior Arista 23 Lunchroom Mar- shal 3, Captain 33 Log Re- porter 23 Block C3 Chemistry Laboratory 33 Section Room Treasurer 13 Curtis Advance Reporter 33 Current Events Club President 13 Biology Honor So- ciety Vice-President 23 Baseball Manager 13 Latin Club 23 Biol- ogy Club li Science Club 2. Larry's name will soon be fol- lowed hy M.D. DORIS SCHREIBER Log Circulation Staff l: Cash- ier in Lunchroom 43 Secretary to Mr. Rice -4. Business school and work are Skipper's future. LILLIAN SCHWARTZ Honor Roll 43 Log Reporter 23 Biology Honor Society 43 Biology Club lg Current Events Club 13 Trip Club l. lVe'll soon be seeing Lolly as a lab technician. GEORGE SCHWARZ Patrol Marshal lg Swimming Team 63 Pool Marshal 5. After graduation. Dutch plans to see the world. SUZANNE SENGER Yearbookg Library Squad 2: Bowling Club l: Swimming Club ly German Club 23 Prom Committee. Sue wants a little college life before settling down. 59 PATRICIA SHAXV Honor Roll lg Patrol Marshal 2. Lunchroom lg Yearbook: Sec- tion Room Secretary 2: Swim- ming 2g Badminton 23 Basketball lg Motion Picture Club lg Pan- American Club 2. Pat will be in the uniform of the Cadet Nurse Corps soon. EDXVARD SHILLING Patrol Marshal 35 Victory Corps 2: Log Advertising Staff 2: Chemistry Laboratory Assistant 2: Radio Club lg Science Club lg Biology Club 1. Fd will be seen on some college campus. EDNA SNYDER Honor Roll 3g Patrol Marshal l, Lunchroom lg Yearbook: Sec- retary to Mr. Goldin 33 Science Club 1, President lg Section Room Secretary lg Swimming lg Trip Club 1. Is Eddy leaving her future to the Fates? LOUISE SOLASKI Lunchroom Marshal 13 Secre- tary to Mr. Goldin 1, to Miss Vroom 2: Basketball 2. Lou's future is still undeter- mined. CARMINE SPINELLI Gym Marshal 1. Ivanhoe thinks he might go to business school. 60 CURTIS HIGH SCHOOL I IiLIZABE'I'H SPRINGER Honor Roll lg Lost and Found Ofnce lg Bowling 2. To go to work is Betty's plan. k t EDYVARID STERN Honor Roll 5: Patrol Marshal 3, Lunchrooin 13 Victory Corps 2: Section Room Marshal 13 Track I. Ed expects to attend Brooklyn Tech for aviation mechanics or join the Navy. NANCY STOLZ Honor Roll lg Traffic Marshal l, Patrol 2, Lunchroom 13 Year- bookg Victory Corps 2: Log Reporter lg Choir lg Hockey 1. Small expects to go to some college after her three short terms at Curtis. HENRIETTA STOMSKI Patrol Marshal 2. Lunchroom lg Secretary to Miss Urion lg Medical Room Aide 19 Volley- Iiall lg Table Tennis I. l'enny's goal is Pratt Institute, DOROTHY STYLES 'l't'affic Marshal 1. Patrol lg Trip Club lg Swimming lg Biology Club 1. Dot looks forward to college life. i l l RUTH TELLEFSEN Honor Roll 8: Yearbookg Bowl- ing 23 Basketball lg Softball 13 Trip Club lg Biology Clttb 1. Cadet Nurse rw YVALTER THOMPSON Patrol Marshal 3: Secretary to Dr. Anderson 2: Section Room President l, Vice-President l, Treasurer 2. Marshal lg Base- ball 25 Football 2: Honor Roll l. .-0066-1 would l Painless will be Bil1y's adver- tisement after getting his dental degree at Columbia. NORMA TRENTALANGE Yearbook: Trip Clttb 2. Presi- dent lg Hockey lg Italian Club 1. Trent is still uncertain as to what she wants to do after graduation. JOSEPH VALITUTTO Basketball 2. Lefty's immediate fttture will be work, but he hopes to be- come a singer. or a big leaguer in the baseball world. FRANK VICARI Patrol Marshal 2. Lunchroom 1. Vic hopes to become a good aviation mechanic. l 1 JANUARY 1945 IDA VIOLANTI Lunchroom Marshal 2: Year- book: Secretary to Miss Urion lg Basketball 13 Softball lg Swimming 43 Life-Saving 13 Ital- ian Club 33 Science Club 1. The career of dietitian calls Ida. BEVERLY VUCOLA Patrol Marshal 2, Lttnchroom lg Yearbookg Medical Room Aide lg Section Room Secretary lg Bowling Clttb 2. Bev will soon be seen at busi- ness school. MARIE WAAGENES Honor Roll 4: Secretary to Miss Ripley 1, to Mrs. Adler 13 G. O. Campaign lg German Club 53 Skating Club 1. As a dietitian, Marie will soon be fixing menus, and worrying about vitamins and calories. KARL WEISS Yearbookg Victory Corps 4: Orchestra 85 Biology Squad 25 Band 8, Manager 2, Letter: Science Clttb 2: German Club lg Minnow Club 2: Boys' Glee Club lg Biology Clttb 13 Life- Saving 1. Will college or the Maritime Service be Karl's lot? LEYVIS YVERB Honor Roll 2: Patrol Marshal lg Biology Honor Society 53 Biol- ogy Club 1. Engineering appeals to Lew, 61 ROBERT WILKIE Honor Roll lg Patrol Marshal lg Secretary to Mr. Keeneg Section Room Treasurer lg Cross-Coun- try 2g Track Team 1. Bob expects to make the Air Force his career, engineering his field. 62 CURTIS HIGH SCHOOL AND ALSO JANUARY JOAN BOYLE ANN BRADY JANICE BURKMAN WILLIAM CRAIG SEBASTIAN GRASSO CATHERINE GREENE GENE JENSEN DORIS MAH-R VIRGINIA MCNAMARA DOROTHY ROWEDDER JUNE JASON COOPERSTEIN ROLAND DELICIO MARIE FERRETTI ELISE ILLIDGE FREDERICK IVITTE Honor Roll 6: Patrol Marshal l, Lunchroom lg Section Room Treasurer 1. Secretary lg Stamp Club President l. Vice-President 23 Cross-Country Team 3: Track Team 2. Junior will he a college man FORBES IRVINE Liu! CJQL. ERIC IWERSEN ROBERT OSTVVALD GERTRUDE STABILE ALF SVENDSEN DOROTHY VVARD KENN ETH ADAM 'l'raHi Mar a 2 1 I' 1, L nc room , 33 Section oo 3 r ,ig Track 'Tfhlll 1. ' will have situation well in hand 'lk he ' ' s the Nlzrrines. W HOXVARD ANIANN After g'l'Zlllllilll0ll. Howie plains to attend college. HONVARD ANDERSON Andy trztnsferred to us just last year from Seattle, Washington. He hopes college will help hin1 decide on his career. ' 'All is fl jAMES W. ANDERSON Victory Corps lg Track Teznn ' ' 'ross-Country l. lf ll 'i ocsnl cull Andy, l1e'll study engineering. X6 Z. 5 a I - L B t If Yl RCINIA ANDERSON Honor Roll S3 Lunchroom Matr- shal lg Yearbook: Log Re- porter 2: Secretary to Miss Benning 5 Bi o ' aboratory S ad 23 ool r 43 Hockey 3. laptai 1' S ing Mana- ge lg ' mall 33 Riding 35 1.1 e-S Volleyball 1. Cl will 114 octor. with H1 nter Col f ' her Alma Ma er. lf V t K J' S AUCH 'R 1 ' 111 lg ' Arista 1: ictory Cor s , Log Reporter FHM kllASl Hl'D0Okj 1, Edit ' ection Room Oilicer 23 not 'll ssistznt Manager lg ' VX '1 7 Stznnp Club l. ' K A ter serving i the Navy, joe will study tio b at cbeinist. l DANIEL BALDASSAR12 Honor Roll 53 Victory Corp lg Section Room Oflicer l' ' - tary to Mr. Starr 1' tn . ub lg Basketball 6 .a 111 lg Bzlsc- bztll lg Traffic an tal l. Sl1ortfZ' Qin o lege. l , MARY JANE BALL Girls' Glee Club 2: Riding 3: Pain-Aniericau Club 2: Drznnalics Club lg Swinnning lg Choir l. Katlmrine Gibbs Secretarial School is Mousy's goal. PEARL BA ,At Hono' oll 1 1m at sha vertisinfv ll - ' Bs'e ll 2' X- 3' Table ' nor Letter l' , il lt . , ' n l , ,I Swimm' ff oftbrtll 1 ' Club 1: ' ip Clu e ig 1 lg Scribbl Club -3 S ry tt Mr. S ' 2. 0 ll I 3 Cbetnistry Laiborzt a 3, ,1 mrnry Squad l. l'e:n'l's znnbitions include report- ing :intl college. AIOAN 1s,tRLow Hockey lg Swinnning l: Girls' Glee Club fig Biology Squad fig Secretary to Mr. Goldin l. Johnny will combine business with pleasure in the l'0l'IlI of :1 IllllSll'2ll t':n'ee1'. vue ff , . JUNE 1945 2ZvZiSe U Q V C 7 JEAN BARNES Honor Roll 1: Table Tennis l' I.il'e-Saving li Swimming 9' Bowling l. -.. Jeannie will be a secretary. t , lf wt. P ,tRLv3 'f W3 fttfi-'V w , . N , n .P Q ttl :lk :X Q lkl. t U, Lf DOROTHY BASCOMBE Honor Roll 2. Dotty hopes to become 11 capable secretary alter gratluatirm. I.OlS BAUER Honor Roll 4g Patrol Marshal lg Section Room Secretary lg Basketball 3. Lo will study secretarial work at business school. lv - 1' ROBERT Bauiqtt ' After graduation welll' be sce- ing Bob in Nlavy blfttes. t, F All Ut' tb, t .'i - I A f ff ' f I . J N 1 , at ERNEST BAUERLE Block C -1: Secretary to Dr. Antlersong Section Room Presi- dent lg Usher Squadg Victory Corps lg Baseball 25 Football -ll Basketball 1. Ernie thought so well of the Navy that he said goodbye to Curtis last fall. 64 LV CURTIS HIGH SCHOOL MARY BAUM Bunny hopes to become a sec- I'Cl2lI'y. 'x BE ' IE AUMANN Hono' ll 83 X onor Keyg Sen- ior a 3 Lirl Leader lg Patrol Mai I 25 Yearbook Asso te E orggictory Corps 33 og ssocia e, Editor 2: Se 1 Rc 1 Se tary 'V Class c ttm nb Pttsnent 'o y o Society 33 tfe .1 ji f 3 Secre ary to Mis. ' - of 3- 1 ' ' ' ana. ricalik 'lub Pr 'ident ifhtt ' ' - u cn nl X t l I ' ' 'A . r ec a . B e's nagination fr. been stirr cl byi laska, where she will go some ay. f 'It 'ENT BAXTER Hono oll 3 Lunchroom Mar- sl ' 'Reporter Iv Ecli- tor lg T . Vi cent, 'ho e to om Ret . ' yea f ,X aves us for olt aid n ng, X, X., Atroxsn Honor R 3 t tior Ar ta 3, 'l'reasur lg T 'aiflc al 2,, o 'earbgok . :mt Ed'-X tt , ory if ps g Reeept' is 5 Sectio will Ofli 7: ' 1 N 'trsl - ' ootb locl i . s l ', . Bell mls to our friends o the a ' .l kingdom. RITA BELI KOFF Honor Roll 83 Patrol Marshal l: Log Circulation Stall As- sistant Manager 1, Manager 33 Modern Language Squad 2: Sec- retary to Miss Harrison 13 French Club Secretary-'1'reas- urer lg Pan-American Club lg Badt inton l: Swimming l: Bow lg Volleyball 2: Tennis 1. s 'terest in languages ' eoninue in Hunter Cola ' 'ere she'll major in t zt . Sllllllll Klluh Scc'rcl:11'1' I: 'l'1': G . sCK'l'l'I XIII lo NI iss .-Xr111f1 rung Fl.ll.Xl3Ii'I'H ISIQNIIS 'I'1'11II11 xlllfillill 2. l'1lll'0l fl filICIlxL'l' I: Pool NlIll'SlI1ll 2: Sxxininiing 5: l.iI'c-Szlvillg I: llllll .xllIl'l'll'2lII fllllll I. Illlll' ulnlv 11111 :nul lIIIlln0l'Ill of :1 nnrw aippvzil to lgclll. IIPQXIIANIIN IIIACK .Kflcr N1-rxiuig in thc .Xrniccl I-'o1'c'cs. Benny Impex for ll Civil Scrxinc juli. IIANIYI' I5 IIKIQR I.n1 clnnoni ' 1z1l fl: Y Imuo ' Yi' A .orps 4' ' ill'X Sqn . ' l'l'L'l' rx 1 ss Bann- 111-1 1101-kg 1' . 1-1111111 21 lin lllllllf 1 33 oll 'Im Il 33 Paul- mll IL-1 .Iinor .CIlCl' I: Pill! Xl! il .X ' .111 illll 'fg .Xl - 0 nal , c if NIL-cl: 'I'I1c :nt of :nun 1111111 aippuuls lo -lilllfl. Il-QXNI-.'l I'Ii BONAAIO 'I l1c 1vl1i1c-uippccl angels 1111-111 l1:11c won I-Jlllll'l'S l1c:n'l. IRIZXI-1 BORON lllilllllllllx Cilnlm I. 'l will hu illl lIIlCI'lJl'ClCI' in llic I'nl1Ql1 fl0lINlll2llL' i11 N011 Ynrla ick l. of fm JUNE 1945 l'HYI.l.lS ISRICI MON l,1lll'Ul XILIIYIIRII lg S11'in1111i SCCTCIIIIAIIII work zippvzils I'l11l. X I Iaarfiff I ,.. 4 . 5'f4fff?'2 J If DOROTHY BROWN H0 oll 'Z 'l'l':1flic' Hans 1, 1' 15. I Scicncc II c : . Mr. 0 l: Spzinis Cllnm YC A I lliu ' ' ul hull I: wh ning -3 Life-Smin Sciciwc C 1 I Dm will go 10 Tnaixgmlx L . KAY IIRLTNS To lx' ll good sm-c1'1-l:l1'1' IS lZ:1ss's Illllllllllbll. NI,XRCL.XRIi'I' l3l'Iil'II.IiR NI:n'gic will dun lllc nniln ol' 1I1c Cizulvl Nurse Corps. IQIUXINIC lll'RKI'. filICCI'll'2Illlllg Sqnanl 2, l,CllL1 ., I fllllll I IIIII I lIz111rinjfKII11l1 3 I ' .X111c1'i1':1:1 Klluln L: SWIIIIIIIIIIH rz I11 111II In 1 SLLICIIIIW Im ll lllllC 1x'I11lc. lblll IICI' plains 4'z1l'1c1'11'111'1lw :nc sccrcl. ng I 'PHONIAS BURKE ff Honor Roll lg TraHiejB!aA4'm1l 2, Patrol l, kuncl' oum ., Pool E35 Section Bzoo, 'lflreasurer lg Swiiniuiug-' .nr 23 Clee Club X-j9,!a1?gvice lub l, ' l X6'lCI'I,1l sojgnrn in ycylkatvy. l vl'Ulllllly!llllJCS ity' to-nmllege. ff' WALTER BVRRIZ Patrol xllllihlllll l. The U. S. Navy has its eye on Wlalter. DOROTHY BU'l'I-liR Lunchroom Nlarshal l: Year- bookg Bowling l: Badminton lg Volleyball lg Tennis lg Trip Club 2. jean expects to go to college. JACK C.-XS'l'I.E Patrol Marshal lg Victory Corps 23 Secretary to Mr. Fan- ning lg Science Club lg Pans American Club 2. jack's future is a question mark. M. M.-XRGARE1' CHRISTIIQ Honor Roll S: Senior .Krista 33 Traflic Marshal fi. Patrol 3, I.uncbr0om lg Yearbook Associ- ate Editorg Victory Corps 33 Sec- retary to Mrs. Mcllade 2: f'Log Circulation Stall lg Library Stall 'lg Pan-American Club Secretary 33 Camera Club lg Badminton 2: Table Tennis As- sistant Manager lg Life-Saving l: Tennis lg Secretary to Miss Vroom l. College beckons Cliris. 66 CURTIS HIGH SCI-IOOL y jot-ix c:LA-RK ' Club 1. Honor Roll 2' P. erican jolin's fu r s' i c' edg good luck. in! ,iff CONSTANCIQ CLASON 'I'raH'ic Marshal 1, Patrol 1, Lnncliroom lg Yearbook: Hockey lg Choir 2. Connie, who was with us only two years, plans to go to college. JOSEPHINE. COCCARO Patrol Marshal lg Biology Office ' ltd Stiene Club l. Sql: -3 . ' To be s eol s business par ner is Jition. KFNN 'H COCHLAN Honor ' v Section Room 'l'rea.' r ' arslial lg Cross- lounn , ' . ' doesnt: relieve it la 1 gt ' .l1eat. I X ROSE C NPO Honor Roll l: Patrol Marshal 35. Trallic l: Spanish Club 2: Biology Club 2. Rose intends to continue her schooling before trying her wings in the field of business. DONAL DAVE ORT Honor R lj or Keyg Sen- ior Aris 4, oy Leader lg 'l' ailic rsh.l 4, Secretary 1: l 1 arshal 23 Victory Corps ti 1 tncil Secret' ry 23 Secretary tc Ir. liannin 3 Log News li l' or , r-in-Chief 13 53 Section Roon1 Olli' 5: 'l' tck 'earn 2: Cross- Co ry 3 Band 2g Block C3 Orchestra 5. Dippy hopes to go to the Nfercltant Slarine Acadeniy. NIICHI-1l.lN.-K li A atiol lais ' ' , Lun A 'cot K XC2lll ' V' 'tory C ' set:-4 re ' ' IN ' flllilllll 3 Honor Roll 8' .' 1or -Kristi 1 ' li . A -, 4 . . t 1 A ' A See A . Room Lllfeer 33 Bovli f-y 31 .wnitnnnff l' I ll. l: li: 'tbalT bl? lisngihttili lg Volle 'll 1. Nlickey's next goal is Business School. HENRY DE NYSE Trallic Marshal 1, Patrol 33 Cur- rent Events Club lg Latin Club l: English Book Room Squad 1: Glee Club lg Choir 7. Oll' he goes i11to the wide blue yonder - Hank will some- day be a IDCIIHJCI' of the Air Corps. DOROTHY DE'I I'LOlfP Honor Roll 23 Biology Labora- tory Squad 23 Section Room Of- licer lg Softball -lg Basketball 7: Striniming 33 Hockey 35 Bad- minton 2: Bicycle Club lg Yol- leyball 2. Dotty plans to be a draftsnian. li'l'HliL Dl. IOBD Honor Roll 8g S ior Arista lg ji ' r ' ' .itlic 1, Lunch- ' o lg Yearbook As- t Et tor: V Corps 33 Cl ir 63 'Lo porter 25 Sec- 1' r rs dlergg Secretary V ISS Richter lg ecretary in Matl O ' e i ofy Club S ee Clu ' Riding 2, ench Cl 1' 11erica11 Club 1. Cornell University- calls littie to higher education. 1. JUNE 1945 DOMINIC DIODATO Patrol Marshal l. D has already gone into the service. PATRICIA DITTMAR Honor Roll 73 Patrol lllarshal 1, Lunchrootn lg Secretary to Miss Meade 2, to Mr. Starr 1, to Miss Heuertnaiin lg Science Labora- tory lg Section Room Ollieer lg Pan-American Club 23 Scrib- blers' Club President E53 Bad- minton 113 Lilllll Club 23 Riding lg Dratnalics Club 1. At college, Pat will major in languages for either teaching or reconstruction work after tl1e war. CORNIELIUS DONOVAN Stviinntiug Team 2: PLlll-AlllCl'l- can Club 2: Glee Club 3. Curtis will be proud to call l lllSll,H a dashing Marine, one of her alumni. JOHN DUKAS Lunchroom Marshal l, Pool 2: Football 2. Duke plans to go to college. -IU LIA N EDELMAN Victory Corps 2 tics Club 1. , ,, Eudel ' s to Y o City Colle e' if job c his way he'll dy t ni ht. SW 55' X701 67 HAROLD EGBERT Honor Roll 13 Traflic 'Iarshal 5, Patrol 2, Lunchr 1, Pool 3g Yearbookg T c Squad Treasurer l 3 t' Room ofnt-cr 33 iol B 1. Harry ho . to to collegq. WWW GEORGE ELBOURN Patrol Xlarshal 1, Lunchroom 1. Georges ambition is to learn how to flx. I CZAPIQSANE ' 'ANS 1 or Ro 33 ' tory Corps 33 ction Room cer 1: Secre- ta-v Mi. ammerer 1, to Vro n 13 .B lvllllg 23 ' mining 1' N '61 er for Mr. C lle e and then to b come it . , , . 'oll c' 3. K, xae s to go 1 1 sin 1 - . 1 s cr t ry. Ml'RlEL EVERS Honor Roll 53 Patrol Marshal 2g Victory Corps 53 Secretary to Miss Kannnerer 13 Switchboard Operator l: Section Room' Of- iicer l: Bowling -1. Manager 33 Basketball lg Swimming lg Ping- Pong lg Volleyball 23 Hockey 13 French Club 13 Badminton 1. lVe give our sympathy to Nloo. as she insists on being a high school teacher. GRACE FACCIOLA Honor R l '3 T' 'C Marshal lillll' ' .un' m - , Vi' C r ..: 'e' t 'y .Iiss nn 2, Secti oon ice 53 B sg 'lte 1' 1 . A oi-st it na lg ' eybal ', S bzl 5' ad- Ho mit n ll an ' ' 23 V' i 1 4 an ' g ', Ita' n Ilt . s ' d de e een Phys' ' C' ltt and .ation. 68 til ALICE FARRELL Patrol Marshal lg Yearbook: Log Business Staff lj Tennis 1. Choppy will study Interior Decorating. JUNE FERRARA Honor Roll 23 Patrol Marshal 13 Secretary to Mr. Flanagan 13 Choir 3. J expects to be a writer. 1 EDWARD FINLEY Patrol Marshal lg Victory Corps 1: Section Room Otlicer 13 Usher Squad 13 Spanish Club lg Biology Club 1. The Navy will take care of Buddy's future. JACK ns ER Traflic Marshal 2, 1 rol . Pool I3 Section Room ' 3 Track -1, Manager l' 'r . lntry 33 Secretary gn r. jing 3 Block C. Fi: ' to l'ge. c,T N R ookl EDWARD FLANAGAN Traflic Marshal 2. Patrol 13 Deutscher Vcrein lg Track 13 Cross-Country 1. Ed will take up engineering. k.X'I'HRYX FIAX X ICLLY H1111111' Roll I' 'I'1':1IIic NI:11'sI1:1I I il I I 11cl1111 II I Su I 2. l':1l1'c . ' 3 lion Rmm ' :1s1 '1' I: N clory - . . . A I 1 LOI s Ll l lyog c ogg' I Y 1940 ' -1. - I iol, 'll c ' '. is 0' il l- II ' K'I' ,lllIIl C. 1 'cl' . 11 Miss H ILI ll 1 N - s ni ' .-Xllci' A 1' xsiu 11 uczi- liun 1 xx-ll Sig-, Kim hopes ln lcaicli il ill Curiis. Y E I'ul N li lpylhig-I'l1 1l Xl 1 Ru L ll KLLORIA IfI.OROS tilllflll has 1101 ict mzimlc up IICI' 111i11rI lllllllll In-1' future. l'A'l'RIKII.X FORD I':1l will go to SCl'l'CliII'l1ll Srliool amd bcmiiic ll SCl'I'L'llII'y. u1-x111's If iicmi xx Huiim' Rull 53 1 ' z11'sI1:1I 2. I'1lII'0l 5, CI11' 111 23 Yczir- Iioqbj ' , 'lilly lo N ' mllcr to NI1: Kcci ' ' 1:11 Stull' I: Ilowliii 1 Lllllv' if Club I' 2 'j1cl All riczui . 1 'Ig 1l1 rs CII1 I1 2: Ifrcm II 14 Biolog' C I: Sfi Cl If ' lQlz1cI A ' I Ill' ing' thc II L foufqigis. CLXRI. fl' ' IICS' '-IDX Hmmi' 'ROI , ' . lil Q22 I':1l1'oI I 'llill I, ugh ll I: Sc ' 1 ' Qui' 1 . Prev id 1 , 0 C . .skclbzill 5. .I . I: B:1wc1:1lI . F1'csI1111:111 'lViC1llIl I. I 11glc-I5llglc's keen I' sill bc :111 asset i11 his cli ' IIIIL' ul' cI1':1I'li11g. 'fe JUNE 1945 I-'RAXKIIS ca: RDNI l'iI'ZlIIli will vnu II1- IlIl'tl xiblc SL-1'1'iccs, ll1c'Q3 C . il' us- .i5y33 Q3 Q.. NIfXR'I'IN UOIKLXRI' IIIIIIOI' Roll 7: Scnim' .Kristal 2: 'I'1'z1fIic NI:11'sl1:1l EI. l'a1l1'ol 2: Ycurlmookg X'i1'Io1'1' Corps 2: Log Rcporlci' I. tZi1':'11I:1liu11 Stz1II'Aswiwl:111l NIJIIIRIQCI' I: l'sl1c'1: Squaul I: l'ilIglISlI Book R1111111 I3 sC4'I'ClllI'I' lo Mr, 0'ISric11 I: Block CZ: lf11'sI1111:111 Ilalskclbzlll I: '1'l'lll'li 'Ig Biology Htillill' So- viely fl. Nlzirly I1:1s been iiispilul 111 inin llic 1':111ks of Hl'illllI I-14.I1u':1l1u11 i11sl1'11clo1's. SOPHIIX 1901.115 I'I .lN Honor Roll Ig I':1lrol NI:11'sl1:1I I, I.llIIL'lII'0UIlI 3: Ycu1'l111ok: Yic- I0l'y Corps 3: 6.0. C:1111p:1ig11: NI11cy's High Scliool BOQIIKI Rcp- 1'csc11tz1livcg Scrilmlmlcrs' Clul 'liI'C2lSlll'Cl' I: Iliolngy Club I: l'2ll1-JXIlICl'II'llIl Club I: l'il'l'lll'll Club I: Ilmvliiig I: Iiiulugy HO11111' Society I: A11 Club I. Sophia will Illlllxt' lIl'I' 111:11'L :ix Il l':1sI1io11 clcsigiwl. I.0RlX.X GORDON Iinskclbzill I. l.cc spent only IICI' sc-Iiim' ICSII' nl Curtis. Slic 11':111ls lu Iw :1 slc11ng1':1pI1c1'. S.'XIJIIi CLORILY Honor Roll I: I':111-A111c1'i1z111 Club I. Aflcr nllcmliiig IDIISIIICSS scliuul, Smlic will bcrmiic :1 SCt'll'l1ll'y. 69 alfa td . ELEANOR 'GORKE Biology Lab Squad flg Pool INI'rsb:Xail, Sejt'on Room TI'Ll'lglX.:,'fI Ridi 3 Bas' vb lazily: ,wimmn 3 Life-S g 'ftlygl ' en 's , ockey YylI,atil1 I 1 lg . ics Club X 3 Biy' Club Tuckie will help others as a doctor or a nurse. CLADYS HAAGER Honor Roll 33 l.llllK'lll'U0lll Mar- shal 3, Captain l: Yearbook: Secretary to Mrs, di Zerega 5, to MisQ Heuermaun l: Section Room President l: Dance Club lg Softball lg Trip Club 33 Bowling 2: Tennis lg Volley- ball 1. The great business world beck- ons Gladv to be a magnate's secretary. I I JEAN nl-wr shal '3 Yearl lo ig'V' ' Kg-Corps Honor Roll ti' Iuncllr mo n 'Nl'tr ww s fl. lst l: C y lr.'. Mc fa Curtis Fas ' . low lg . ribblers' C , fice-l'resi- dent 1' Scdion Room Marshal 1: 'if 3 Biology Club lg l':1tt-All ' 1' Club lg Swim- ming ' unior Prom Commit- tee. ' , uwvzf After becoming a ,sag reporter. Jeanne hopes to write a best- seller in her spare moments. CORNIRLIUS HANNAN l,unchroom Marshal lg Science Club 2. YVurr goes the propeller of Neilk plane. YVALTICR HANSE English Book R n S11 cl lg Modern Languag llice l Span- ish Club l. . To enter Rcf ell rautical School is 'uni' I . '70 CURTIS HIGH SCHOOL N HEGARTY Pan l Iarshal '75 Secretary to Mr. 'ollock to Mrs. Adler lg z ' ' b , Hockey l: Lile- ' 'ing l vimtning l. ' 'Heg de i es to be an angel ol' mercyf ELXINIE HF,RBI2R'I' l00 words per minute will bc record as a stenographer. ll.XRB.-SRA HOOK Hockey 25 Volleyball 23 Basket- ball lg Tennis l. ll'on't l'Sarbie's blond hair go well with the gray uniform of a Cadet Nurse? .'XLlll2R'I' HORENBURG Honor Roll lg Section Room OI'- licer 2: Basketball lg Baseball l. After graduation, Horn is go- ing to change his ciries for a Marines uniform. After the war, he looks forward to college. c:HARLo'1 1'E H rQp Patrol Marshal 33 mehr n Marshal 35 Yearb 'Q ory Corps 3: Biolo lb lg ench Club lg Scrib s' Ch 53 Pan- American 1 m 3' wling lg 1jl'21lll2lll'S , ul 'l ir l. 'Chj l has not decided whettl ' tr eome dietitian or . ecre' , A l'WW CSLORIX Hl7llC1HliNKO Baiskellmll 2: Sollbzill lg Swiin- ming lg Bowling 2: 'l'ennis l. Paint :mil bruslies will soon be Hnbln's ll'1lllClll2lI'ls. D R D' Y HUIELSER I.llll Ufll Nlzi slnil l: Yii-lory C ps . Pool nrslml lg Secre- ' to Mr. Keene I: i2lNlil'll72lll lhull Swimr ng 13 jun- nj L l ior ilvC-S11 if , or 'ey 5 Volleyball 1. W Dol's goirigyi be seeking lier life's woik i some college. I Al.XNl-1 nuengs Honor Roll 5g,lQt'CS?S 'll1mLlas lg X5Sl'isH11e1111:qa,Jg .4 'll 1 1 erkl? Class Ollicer 41,'H:gCl' l: Basketball 9-Vbifylmzill 'l'ennl's l1SXl'llll- ring l. sr 'vs XYe'll be seeing mme in some of llie great plays of lomorrow. alter her lll'1llll2llll'S ronrse zu college. XVll.l.l,XNI HLII.l.li 'l'1':1llie NIlll'Nllill 3. Patrol 21 'l'l'ip Club lg Srienee Club l. A record ll'illlSC0llKll1CI1l1ll lligln will be mmle ln' pilot llill some day in the fllllll'C. CZOX5'IfXNCZl'l Hl'RLl1Y Honor Roll 23 Log RCpOl'lCI' 2: Bowling Club l. 'l'l1e Cznlet Nurse Corps will soon lime CZonnie's nznne on iis roll. 'K 1 .1 M 7ijff Ji JUNE 1945 IIOAN HUTCHISON Medical Room Aide l: Section Room Ollieer -l: Glee Club 2: Bllillllllllllll lg Sill-lllilll lg Yol- leylmll l. joan will join other Iforly-l ive1's i11 llie nursing lielml. RICZHARD l-ll l l'.XR Honor Roll lg Pool Mairslizil flg Seelion Room Ollieei' I2 'l'1'ip Club l. llieli plains lo CIIICI' llie u,Xl'llll'tl .' A 1.1 . lorusw I f A' V ,. ll ,I , 'I - ' N W,-ff' J ' x ,. - 1 f T I x11r1a11c1, ll-lYlXlLl I , Honor Roll l 1.u,q1l ' 93' sligl l' X eip y Lor , 'An'- bo elu ' yfff iss Kann- 1nL 'er -lg Paw' , 2ll'Slllll 2: Qlllllllll' l.ile-Szlving l. Senior I: Swiin- ming lg 'l'ennis l. .Xller g1':1cl11:1lio11 lroni Klllllilfllll' Gibbs, Mu will enter llie busi- ness world 11s :111 ellieienl olliee worker. ' R0l5liR'l' J.-XCIOBSON Honor Roll li: Panrol X A 2: X ezirbookg V1 ' or ' 11 . 9 Log Pho 1 'l SL'lCI ' x l' 1 Club: M21 Xin. 'ez . 1 2. ju e w' lllil llL'1'UlllL' Cllr 'ho gran ' r 11 'wsl paper, ' ll .' I 1 'se. IJOLIQLIAS JOHNSON A post-g1'z1cl11:11e course. llien Ull lo llie seven sezis for Dong. l 71 rxjjff CURTISHIGH SCHOOL . I i xl? I 'l-L A . .DIN gg 'atrol rs Z. Lunchroom 13 Y 1 kg . tion mi O ' ' r adm'nton l' ' Savit 3 ddle ' enni: Sw nn g lg Gl e . t l erm . 1 ege ' child h 1 gy mimi 0 form Fl 1' future. MAE KEHOE Yearbook: Victory Corps 1: Sec- retary to Miss Harrison gl Swim- ming 23 Trip Club lg Hearth- stone Club 1. Shorty sees typewriters and dictation in her future. BARBARA KINSLY Honor Roll 8: S ior Arista -lg Honor Ke', ' . 'e Marshal 33 Patrol 2, nchroom lg Year- otmefhtory Corps 21 Log e er 25 ' cr tary to Miss erina11n 3, Iiss Kammerer I Libr: Y lI'l 2: Section Room er 1 Softball lg Junior e .wing lg Badmin- ton 2: eeep nist 1. Barbara will raduate with hon- ors from an 'istitnte of higher learning. JOHN KLIND'l'lVOR'l'H 'l'raHic Marshal l, Patrol lg l'ool Marshal 3. Anchors Aweiglf' will be john's song. LICTITI.-X KOCH Patrol Marshal 23 Victory Corps 23 Milk Barr Aide lg Medical Room Aide 1: Secretary to Mrs. McDade lg Swimming --l: Bowl- ing I3 Badminton 23 llasketball l. Somedav we'll address 'llish as Miss Koch, RN. 72 PAUL KONOPKA Honor Roll 3. Paul intends to further his cdn- cation. not being satisfie with a mere high scl pol dipl a. Nl.-X ZARET KOSANKE In a few years Rita will be soothing fevered brows. as a competent nurse. GIADYS K TYZ. Honor Roll 53 Secr tary 1 Miss lferber l. to Mrs. tl' .ere-ga 13 Section n Ofli' . a prixiate secretary nl 'tion. PX 'RICIA KRUMPE. onor R 53 Traffic Marshal 3, trol ie ry Corps 4: Li- r Stall? Medical Room . ' lg S n Room Ollieer -lg irt n lg Hockey 4' Basket- xall laiagei' lg Riding lg Sof , add ennis l. 1 . st imager , ' -Saving , i y HoiiqiL3' f 4. X t the family Jet gets ill, 'P. will be there to fix him up. HILDA Kl'HN Yearbook: Secretary to Mrs. Newman 2. to Miss Farber 1: Bowling 21 Swimming 3: Riding 2: Softball lg German Club lg Dramatics Club 3. Bert is still waiting for an in- spiration. OSQ l t W t - VICTOR l.,XNIllI'iR'I'l Irnllie Mnrslizll l. Vick is going lo join lhe Nany l :lnrl see the world. l W.XI.'I'IiR l..XXCWOR'I'HY I':nrol Nlznxliul 2. Waller I.2IllgIK'0l'llIf. NLD. is '4Ac:e's goal after ll course an Johns Hopkins. ', . nf if j .2 55416 j U1 .. MLA! -f is - ROBERT LARSON I'ulrol Marshall 2. l.unchroon1 23 Section Room Ollifer 3: lleulsclier Verein I. Bob intends lo einer the Armed Services. Lauer he hopes lo aulend Columbian l'nix'e1'sily and Slll1lY lznr. RUTH I.,Xl'II I':nroI Nlarslml lg Volleyball lg llilillllllllilll 1. I A'RllllIlCi ll2lS cs' being Il privzue sefr-' .SJ I'A'1 RICl.'k I.I-l.-XSOX Honor Roll lt l'1ilroI lXIZIl'hll1ll lg I.uum'hroom Cashier I: Year- book: Victory Corps 2. Vice- I'residenl lg I'ui1-.Xiliericalii Club 2. Presidenl I. Leek 2ll'llSlll' ability will lezul her through college lo fashion designing. JUNE 194 CPRIYOUIJ Lli kll'IllNl'1 Hono' oll I: l'ooI Mzwslianl Ill Can 1 Ch '. Shun ing 'I' n CI' I If' s Vin lIz.'l4ell'1l 'l'eu 1 I Yh - Q .xl s 1l'i than well - skin ni g u 1 the air iil lu Iwlln designed by Curu . Aposulfnlxn l.liNlIll.-KN Chickie plans I0 lnuke her nuirk in :in ollice. RICHXRIJ LI'1NSIi'l'H Ricliurd will Iel l'ncle Sann de- cide his lllllllAC. Illia -IA NI ES LIQNZA l'ulrol Mzirslial 2. LllIIClIl'OUlll I: Section Room Serrclnry I. Mau'- shnl 2: Buskelbzxll l: I':in4.bXmeri- run Club lg Boys' Clue Club 2. Luc'ky plans lo be un l'IIgllIl'l'l' :liter college. l l.ORl'1NCIC LICVINSON Honor Roll 'li llllillftll' Pfhlrsliul I. Patrol 2. Checker 1. I,un'h4 room 3: Yearbook: VV' to-I ' Aps fl! l -55 S Z .01-. relzlry 1 Adler 2: SCCIIUII Roon ,CCI'Cl1ll'X I: B' elbull I: llllll-.xlIlCl'Il'2lIlI Cluhjpg Scrib- blers' Club fl: Scie -'Club I: Secretary lo Miss Heuerinzmn I XYe'll see Flo with ll c'oIleg:,L diplonul in her hznul soinedux 735 MELVIN LFWIN Honor Roll 63 Patrol Marshal 23 Yiclory Corps 23 Section Room Treztsuret' 2, Marshal l, Secretary lg llilll-AIIlCl'lCElIl Club 23 Trip Club lg Freshman Bats- ketbztll 2: Latin Club 2. College cztlls Mel, OLGA LIIEROW Patrol Marshal 2, I.uuchroom l: Secretzny to Miss Vroonl 2: Choir 53 Swimming 23 Tennis l. llztbe's name will nppezn' un- tler fzunous news stories. EVELYN LINDFORS Honor Roll 31 Patrol Mztrsluil 2, Lunchrooni lg Victory Corps 23 Section Room 0I'lit:er -lg Choir 23 Glee Club 2. 'Alito' wztuts to help people, uutl so sltc'll be :1 nurse. AIOSIQPHINIE LUCIANO Secretztry to Miss Messenger I. Io plans to become :t secretary. HELEN LYNK Honor Roll 25 Victory Corps lg G.0. Store 6: Medical Room Aide lg Lunchroom Cashier 2: Section Room Ollicer 33 Latin Club lg Hockey lg Glee Club 2. Knthztrine Gibbs Secretar'al School will fit l H l u :rn itll pupil. gy gtk. el W F4 f RTIS HIGH SCHUO DORIS MAINE Lunchroom Marshal 1: Secretztry to Miss Ferber l. to Miss Hurri- sou lg Section Rootn President 1, 'Ill'E2lSllI'Cl' 2: Dancing Club lg Choir 33 Swimming lg Bowling l. Dot will be pounding thc types writer keys sometlzty. KATHERINIC NIALVINNI Honor Roll :lg Sccretztry to Miss Keuthen 33 Section Room Secre- tary lg Pan-Americznl Club lg Itztlizin Club l. The excitement ol' being at court stcuogrupher beckons li:ty. SABIN NIANCI l t nor lfoll -lg of' e- ' ' ' Bi ' rzttory St ua ' ec ' 1 1 Mztrshztl I P' cie l C ul , ebztll 23 B y -lg Biol- y l l ov' . . uf 1. ei her 'ollcge or tie ' e wil b s future. I GLORI ' . LY Patrol Mursl 15 Section Room Secretary 1 ca rer lg Choir 2. The r ine tyming :incl lak- 5 ti 1 Jlxklls to K lo 1 inf F by . X. .. L 5 n ALICE NIAR'l'lN1'1Z I Honor Roll 23 Patrol ,Dhtrslutl I: Yearbook: Sectioh Room Treasurer 35 1-Saving 33 Swimming lli2ll!ll1lS l. The Cat et Nurse Corps will :ttltl Mu ty to its numbers. A , 0 ,J t, 'I I , 1 '. v flu r,Pl .tiiv r u ,ii Y rf' ,Q l f. DOLORIQS MC CARTHY Secretary to Miss Ferber 2, to Mrs. di Zerega 3: Swimming 5g I,ife'Sax'ing I. The business world of dollars and cents is what Dolores has chosen. YliRONlC.-X MC GLYNN Honor Roll 23 Patrol Marshal 23 Secretary to Miss Vroom lg Table Tennis lg Bowling lg Riding 23 Swimming 23 Tennis l. Ronnie will be taking the Hippocratic Oath some day. CLARE MEEHAN I.unclu'oom Marshal lg Victory Corps 23 Secretary to Miss vl'0O1ll l. to Mr. Ehrlich lg Sec- tion Room .Marshal 2: Volley- ball lg Swiminiug 53 Pool Mar- shal 3: Life-Saving 23 Latin Club lg Hockey lfaskelball l. Clare plans to join the Cadet Nurse Corps. Some day she wants to see China. JANE MEEHAN Janie will be the eflicient mainstay of an ollice someday soon. HELEN M R Honor R 18 room 'lr- sh 5 c' tary o Mr. ene IMG Roo ' i nt 23 Class Se et , adminton I: Bo liiplf' vimi ing 2: Hockey lg wr ern Dancmffllub fl, Man- ager lg Clt' 3 Girls' Athletic Assos' ' . l Hen wants a college dis ploma before lklflillllg '1 ile career. OLIMPIA MEZZACAIWA Locker Room Marshal lg Bas- ketball 33 Swimming l. Olimpia hopes to become a dc' signer, after a college course. CIHARLO'l l'1'l lNllClsll'lL Honor Roll 83 l.oc'Cr Room Marshal lg Secr' ' 'y to r. Anderson lg Sect mo n 1 itlent lg Pa can ' 2. Mi 'k ' N lu vl- ed anis use s sec- reta a ir wit oreign busil ss relations. JOHN MOSCATO Patrol Marshal lg Secretary to Dr. Anderson lg Section Room Marshal lg Biology Club lg Glee Club 1. Mosquito plans to be a com- mercial photographer. RUTH MULLER Honor Roll lg Girls' Glee Club 1. Ruth will let tlle future l2lliC care of itself. JEAN MURPHY Patrol Marshal 33 Log Busi- ness Stalf 23 Medical Room Aide lg Swimming 13 Current Events Club lg Choir 33 Glee Club 1. Inspired by her work in the Medical Room, Murph will join the Cadet Nurse Corps. 75 AIOHN N I Hot mr Rol girl okg Vic- l0l'l' C Boys' ,cc Club SC I' 3 -tt' oom Sec- r t 'y lg 'l' ' .ub 'rcznstt r I Choir ' Cncc Club l. ll' hc isn't snzttclictl up b S2 ic' Jluns ' g o cr 'c. I i JUNE NELSON H nor Roll 2: 'I'rztllic Marshall fl: l':urol Mznslizll I: Clztss l'rcsi- tlcnt I. Vice-l'rcsitl1:1lt fl: Sec- tion Room Prcsitlcut 23 lhulmin- ton Fl. Cuptuin lg Volleyball 33 Riding lg l'z1n-.Xincricnu Club I: llztnring Club l: Stvilnming 2: 'l':1blc 'l'cnnis I. juni- plains to bc at nurse. DOROTHY XIX Honor Roll Il. 'Allot bopcs to bc privutc scrrc- tary to lfrzink Sinulrzl. HUGO NONNI Honor Roll 85 Patrol Xlauslutl 23 Scuior Arista lg Cross-Country I: Bziskctlmll Maumgcr 2: Searc- lzlry lo Mr. .lung l. Nap plains to slutly i'i'CllliC'lli cngiuccring :lt C. C, N. Y. :intl Coltnnbiu. IJOLORICS O'lSRll-1X Honor Roll fl: Pzttrol Mztrslntl lg Sccrctztry to Miss NVillizuns 21 l':t11-.Xtnt'ric:t1l Club 1. Maybe sotnctlzty you'll bc wcztr- ing clothes tlmt Dotlic tlc- signal. 76 CURTIS HIGH SCHOOL Xl,XR'l'lX 0'llRll'.N Yittort Corps Il: Log Rvporlcr 2' I'lllQll'l2,C Oflirc Stlll'li l' SCL' -, .. I .1 . .i .. - tion Room Olliccr 25. O'll will lxcroxtu' it scu-going' ucpl1t'tx' ol lintlc Sum. - jtaxx 0l.5l-'A Honor Roll 1: l'zurol Nlursliatl l: Section Room Ollitcr 2: Sttitn- ming 3: junior I.ii'C'S1lXIllg l. Scnior l: Bowling 2: Cilcc Club Il: Hcttrtbstonc Club lg Patn- ,Xtncrirztn Club l. gl Alcan cxpccls to pot il at typo- writcr ztlt gr: iz 'I DOI! ICS O'N-l'1Il.I, Patrol Nlurslntl fl. Luuchrooin lg Victory Corps lg Secretary to Miss Fcrbcr lg llatskctbatll l. After she lvxtrns how. Dimplcs will get an scrrctztriztl job. KIICXN O'NLQlI.I, Log Circulation Stull: l'attrol Nlztrsbul. lrisl1 tx'ill t-ilbcr join lltc Czulrt Nurse Corps or lit-coins at worc- lllliy. MARION OSI liRliliRC Yearbook: Sccrctztrs to Nils. Sztblotfz I,il'c-Saving 23 Swim- ming 'lg Softball I. Sven will ILIIQC at business course bcforc lmvrotning it tvbilc- rollzu' worker. EMILY OSTROWSKI Honor Roll 73 Secretary to Miss Spear l. Em will make good use of her wecretarial training altet gradu- ation. JUN' VENS 1 Patrol , . . lg okg See- Iiffllll Mrs. vman lg Dru- : i ' s Cl i m ... Treasurer lg sketl' : Glee Cluh 21 Choir in lg thall I: Swimming l. ' ' name wi he found on future concert rams as com- power and solo' Iuh Ig Deutscher CARNIINE l'.Xl'.X Carmine has no delinite plans lor the future. EDWARD PFIilFFIiR Patrol Marslial 2: Secretary to Nlr. Keene l: Ae'o. Laboratory I: S tion Room Hieer 2: 'I'l'ac'k 're' lid I Es to 'come :1 pilot in oi p stwa 'i' ion pro- gram s MARIE PICCIONE Patrol Marshal 2: Section Room Ollieer 23 Bowling -lg Baikethall El: Chou' 5. The passeng.gers-ron the Pan- .Xmerittan airplanes will soon he taken care of hy I'itc'h. NANCY l'lS'1iII,Ll Patrol Marshal I, Ltmchroom lg Spanish Cluh 1. The Army Transportation Corps will he headquarters for Nan, who had n taste ol' working lor the goxerinnent last summer. MMM JUNE 1945 JOHN PONIIANOWSKI Patrol Marshal l. Jack is very serretivc ahout his future. DOROTHY RALPH Patrol lXIarr-hal 2, Zoe will train at Wagner Col- lege to become a nurse. I AU DREY RASNI USSEN Patrol Marshal lg Hoekcv lg Swimming lg Clee Cluh 1.1 And plans to go to college. XVILLI .X NI RICY Iunfhroom Marshal l: Crow- Countryg Track Team. gQuien Salle? 77 RICHARD RHODIQS Honor Roll lg Traflic Marshal 2, l':1lrol lg Block CII Supply Room Squad 13 lisbcr Squzltl lg St-ttion Room Olliccr I: rlllllfli 'I'c1un 23 Cross-Countrv 25 ljllll- Atucriczut Club 1. ' The i 'nl ' or v will be Dicl4's lonrc En ou. gl x I. 1 x'tNf:LN'r k.lc1c:tFAl ig Section Room Cfirlcrq .IJ I sttxicgfrfgmft Lkq QfA, F Al' - f T - I- 7 'lilI .ifQ5ll'll liluimlking R i , lr,- I I x . I . VV V I 4 if-' I jf! MADELIHINE RICHARD Honor Roll lg Pzurol Marshal 23 Yearbook: Victory Corps 2: Sec- tion Room Olliccr I: Choir 3: Riding Ig Clcc Club 2: Scicncc Club I. Maul looks l'Ol'W2ll'll to four more years of toil ill college. NAT.XI.IE ROBINSON Honor Roll 83 Victory Corps 4, Secretary lg Secretary to Miss 'orzillo I: Pain-Americinn Club Sccrctary I: French Club 13 ology Honor Society 5: Bad- r inton Ig Bowling 2: Current Iivunts Club I. . ' ' . :unbition is to bcconrc .ociztl worlacr. BICRNARD ROCIQOWITZ Honor Roll 55 Luuclirooin Mau'- slizrl l. Accounting is to be l5ernic's future job. I at 78 ,l CURTIS HIGH SCHOOL Ifl.ORIiNC1i ROClKOWl'l'Z Ilonor Roll 7: l,lllI'Ol ' . :il II. I.llIIt'lll'OOlll I: ' .rrl 3 Vitt- tory lIt1t'I1s to Mrs. .Xtllcr El: St rclxt u I ltin Ol- Ii'e lg . ibblc ' g Latin u lun- 'Alu Tlub lg 55' Ho o Soc' 'ty . ccigl' tc ccotnc :I tm. ' DIANE ROLAND I-Iono' ll S: Pzltrol Xlquxlxaxl I, I.u r t ' Victor Corps 53 l'zrn- ' isurcr 2: Biology Hoiiwgoc' - 3 Battl- min vliug -3 ' livcnts .6 Di K ' Wttnu scholastic ' in follcgr. ICNIILIIZ L. ' ' ill'-f-f4iISf Honor Roll ru 'ci .Vrlbul 2. Putrol 4. c room ', ar- book: ' Y' R ' ' L: Metli- filly m lclcl' . rtlcrn Lun- guzthc Ofli ' Ti ' Ig 'igprrtrigr Ig lfl on 23 ' n 1 lg Pan b I: c ogy IIonor rely lg culsclier Vcrcin l A Emmy I.o ',-ilftcntls ty go to Swzu'tlunorc Zollcgc. BI.XDliI.lXI31 SEICGER Honor Roll li: Scnior Aristgxtgg Victory Corps 2: G. O. Store JI Scctiou Room Olliccr li: Class Olliccr lg llzrskctlmzrll Captain 2. Nltitlcline will lot thc future tzlke l'1ll'C ol' itself. 'L..f.1..L- NIKOLAU Sli KES H lor Roll g 'ni 1 rista 2: I' r's I y Corps 23 'ec 'I 1 . r. Fzuniing Ig Sc' ub . 4 Nick will to some- time in th '. of! ICLSIE SHA 'klSH.-Xlf' ' Honor Roll S3 or ,l 'sta Secretary ' ' ' lic Mars l 2, Patrol Al. .1 eltmi ' 'ezuff bo k it r-' . X l'l' Co p .12 I .set yr for .lr. l'o c 'I' ecliil ot lliefpr ' 1ti 'l tl l' Sic v Honor .. Soc ty We 'll J 'n- tning l 'llzlilgu-istttiiifik nor l,l'llL'l'1 ow Kg l: 'tri on l: Secret. 'y Miss Bent ng 2. After nursing the Yearbook. lilsie bam tlecitletl to become at reall nurse. IRA SIIQULISR Honor Roll S' Sfnitpr Arista 31 Pattrol NI: Asla3l'2- 'QLog Re- porter Qxsqlfeptic ist lg Secre- tary to .lr. G i lg Section Room' Ofli 'er 1 l'u11-Atne1'ic'm1 C lx 'lu :I ' Klub lg Clio l. C l H31 l ' plttni to go 'Nto 4'mllege il' Se ectire Service tloqift inter- fere. -' JANE SIUZDAK Honor Roll 2. jen hopes to be at privatte sec- l'Clill'y. ,A WN f SL'7AKV ' ' i ' zu' . l , Sec- omn tc lg Milk Bur: . cclical Rc nn Aicleg Secretary to Mrs. . :ulc lg Volleyball l: Glec Clul 23 Frcnrli Club 2: ll2lSliClll2ll l' ' Club lg Swinnnit ' .ttuiuton 1. Nursie, rotne over here and hold tux' ltatnclf' ELIC.-KN . Honor R41 3 Ho ' Key: Sen- ior Ariwtu -1 at l Mztrsbav , Y irb : X c y 'Cor 1 Report '21 ci ly J 'I' ca urcr l: Frmd . b'Sce- r :try l: ,- Scorcvg omliss Xroom lf: Hockey l am-A eri- fztn Club l: Switnmtng,Ag Glee Club lg Art Club 2. Slllllflillly you'll be reading books or tnagatzines decorzttetl with lillic's drztwings. JUNE 1945 CHARLES SOKOLOWSKY Pzttrol Mztrsllul fl. Charles will be rulcliug long col- umns of ligttres as :ni atceountztnt. 'l'Hlil.NlA SOLl.l Milk Bar lg Choir 1. Ollice work appeals to l'l1eI. DOROTHY STEEN Honor Roll lg Victory Corps 3: Log Reporter 2: l'ztu-American Club 33 Stan p C' lg Current Events Club ' ology Honor Soeie v lie Bow' l.uurlt Rtmemtlw A patbwl' lezul from the .zule Nurs Corps to at Nzuy Hospital. 4. We'll llncl I ni ti' g LYNCONA S'l'ILWl'1I,L Victory Corps '. oj , Ctmnleqlo - . 5 ICM,-kNllliL 'O F Honor Roll lg ' 'e . 'slutl l, Patrol l, uc '75 car- book Assist: li 'org Victory Corps fl: 'boir ibrary Squtul lg Scieu. C Treasurer 23 iology Cl b resident Sup- Ey wt 25 Boys' C Club A ogy L'bor:1to 2: .ln- e' Clu :lg cti oom lli- e 2. Mann s l snap 'mg pic- I tures for 1 press. l 79 0' Fl. W 'G ,wg,fr,lg4f'7f CURTIS HIGH SCHOOL ,9'6f ' 4 ' ,ft lt-JFR.-xNcEs surf. s Honor Roll 83 Honor Ke Sen lf ' ior Arista I3 Traffic Marshal 5. Patrol lg Yearbook Assistant Editorg Log Reporter 2: Sec- retary to Miss Richter l. to Mr. Starr lg Modern Language Squad lg Scribblers' Club Officer 3: Current Events Club Officer 23 French Club Officer 2: Biology Club Secretary lg Victory Corps 5. Council lg B.H.S. 5. If Cl1ickie isn't elected to Con- gress she'll be a radio announcer. FLORENCE SUPPA Honor Roll 83 Lunchroo Mar- shal 2: Secretary to 'ss sen lg Section Room S etary lg Roller-Skatin 'lg'-VBowling 3: Basketball k?lle'ball lg Bad- Illllllillw -1. We ope F1 mga college. 4 . L I Cr! FRANK SUSKIND No more tuxedos for Frank, Uncle Sam's new recruit. X JACQUELINE TINGAUD Junior Life-Savi lg Basketball lg Swimn' A pr yi-ed hts I 1 to my h ' ' as signed r co leg PHYLLIS TOMPKINS Honor Roll 55. afli M hal l, Patrol 2, om kmar- bookg V' yvfor Log Rep ' ' , e 1 Edi r I: S ry td ass Hwldinann , o Mi s rison 1' C ass Vice- Presi n ' Scie Clu Presi- Sec on oom flicerl n , an-A , li lg Li e- av- ing l, Ten ' . ,l le' gt. 25 Ml Phyl will display her varied talents in college. 80 RAYMOND TRISMEN Supply Room Squad 6. Here comes Tris with his sax Better warn jimmy Dorsey. HOWARD TYNAN Honor Roll 2. B-29. here comes Howie. PAUL VERPILLOT Honor Roll 53 Patrol Marshal 2: Log Cartoonist 13 Track Team lg Football 33 Latin Club Vice-President lg Science Club 3. President 1. Paul, who left us for the west coast a year ago, hopes to bc- come an aeronautical engineer. ANN YVATTERS Honor Roll 73 Tra Marshal l, Patrol 2, Lun hr m f Year- book Assoiat , yi Log Re orte , cr .ry to Miss M' Iedifz oo Aide lg S Room 0 1 Volley. b 29 Bowlit nnming lg Biology Hono xciety 4: Latin Club 1: Scien Club lg Biology Club lg Badminton l. After college. Ann plans to come back, to Curtis to teach mathe- matics. HAROLD XVEBFR Traffic Marshal l: Victory Corps 4: Science Club l. In 'legal difficulties? Consult Hal. our newest lawyer. Patrol Marshal lg Orchestra tl' ,IOHN WESSNLXX Tratlic Marshal 1, Patrol 2. Pool 21 Block C g Section Room Of- lieer l: Swimming Team 35 Cheer-Leading Squad 2. Alllllhlfli Forty-Firer lor the .-Xrnir Air Corps. j.-XNEI' WESTBR OK Honor Roll '53 r' N rshal l. Patrol l. Lui ooi . Year- bookq Yiclor .o J See Clary to Mis. anno l, to Miss Si- pf lg B' ogy Honor So- ' 4g ' uh Riding lg ckes . Cl can 'lub l' rent' A ts Ch 2 l len- 1 sper to em uke Un' ersiti. VICTOR XYICHTNIAN Honor Holl 8: Band lg Bicycle Club l. Honest Abe has no plans, at least none he's divulging at the moment. lf. ul Lll.l.l.kN XVILLI.-XMS Lunehroom Marshal lg Spanish Club I: Choir 23 Lost and Found Oflire l. Lillian will be planning the nu- tritional ialues ol' peoples' meals, JUNE 1945 I . N Hono oll unchr a Sha 3 ' 2 y s Mod 'n a nge qua l, Biolo t Hone 'maj 43 ' ir 5' S nmin g B: 'et- lg 1 n x lg Spanish .lub Ten is . College will ela in lris lor four years. R ANN WOOD LllllC'l1l'0Oll1 Marshal l. Dolly's name will soon appear as ri by-line ol a front-page story. JANE .511 Honor Roll , ' IC Marshal l. Pat ul I' . 1 ic mom lg Year- bookg ' ta Mtn Biology Of. life 1 lrshal 2: junior Mars l , c'etar I: Riding 23 xy rg 39 .unior Life- f hinge So g oll all I. wo, ree, four. one- 3 ie c .ss con i ues to march nn- der the diruion of Woody, the new Health lid. teacher. EUNICEO YURKEXX Yearbook: Bowling 35 Swinnning l. liunie will become an ollicc worker after graduation. RICHARD BELL Deutscher Ve'eil 2. After goin I college. Ding- llougu wtf a gcgyxjolm. I l .Gt Sl Donald Burrosflg Francis Canlon, Andrew Cohhf? John Costellof I-'rank Dztwson, Herbert Dawson, juliztn Lehrltauptil' Alf Mathiesenf Sebastian Pasquale, Melville Reeder, Lewis Sianifff Raymond Spivak, Paul YVuest. +XVar Diploma. Our Serv kcmm Other members of 1945 whom we know to have joined the services belore graduation include: Ernest Bauerle Charles Fraser Allen Beyer Maurice Kerr George Connelly Richard Koski Joseph Daly Frank Pztstore Dominic Diodalo Louis Spzuner XVC were unable to trace others who lelt prior to this year. Since graduation, many January '45's have entered the Services. XVC are sorry that press deadlines and lack of communication have prevented a more complete listing. Of all our soldiers and sailors, present and future, we are proud, and wish them much good luck. lass Eelebrifies HAVE DONE MOST FOR THE CLASS - Louis Gianvito, Barbara Kashavsky, Donald Davenport, Berniece Baumann MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED -Harold Hunter, Audrey Munce, Donald Davenport, Berniece Baumann MOST MUSICAL - Karl Y'Veiss, Carol Englebry, Raymond Trismen, June Owens BEST DANCERS - Karl Nveiss, Marie D'Acunto, Curwood LeJeune, Clare Meehan CLASS ATHLETES - Harold Hunter, Marilyn Caines, Eugene Burns, Phyllis Freeman LITERARY LIGHTS - Fred Halperin, Grace Dillingham, Victor Wightman, Patricia Dittmar GENIUSES - Bernard Kalmanson, Grace Dillingham, Ira Siegler, Barbara Kinsey BEST-LOOKING - Donald Rowan, Barbara Kashavsky, John Dukas, Jacqueline Tingaud ORATORS - Joseph Berman, Joyce Graves, Vincent Baxter, Frances Suffness MOST MODEST - Charles Bennett, Hilda Reimann, John Knudson, Ann Watters MOST DIGNIFIED - Robert Killin, Lenore Lippman, Nikolaus Serkes, Phyllis A Tompkins BEST-DRESSED - Daniel Cantor, Audrey Munce, John Wessman, Phyllis Tompkins MOST POPULAR F- Louis Gianvito, Barbara Kashavsky, Eugene Burns, Berniece Baumann MOST AMBITIOUS - Louis Gianvito, Joyce Graves, Donald Davenport, May Christie BEST-NATU-RED -- Theodore Jurkops, Joy Beasley, Allonse Belfatto, Jane Woodhead MOST STUDIOUS - Bernard Kalmanson, Marion Cupo, Ira Siegler, Patricia Dittmar CHATTERBOXES - George Esposito, Claire Baylor, Edward Flanagan, Florence Kalldin XVITTIEST - George Esposito, Beatrice Renschler, John Wessman, Florence Kalldin CLASS ARTISTS - Norman Berge, Elizabeth Goesle, Sabin Mancini, Patricia Leason A 83 8 earffvvk Sing Grace Dillingham Berniece Baumann May M. Christie Ruth Davison Alfonse Belfatto Ethel Diamond EDITORS-IN-CHIEF Elsie Shakeshaft ASSOCIATE EDITORS Kathryn Flannelly Daniel Idelson Elizabeth Goesle Barbara Kashavsky Ann Watters ASSISTANT EDITORS Emanuel Stone Frances Stiffness BUSINESS MANAGER ASSISTANT MANAGERS Marie Barone Lois Bauer Jean Hanf Andrew Anderson Virginia Anderson Joseph Auchter Claire Baylor Joseph Berman Janet Bobker Dorothy Brown Thomas Bulger Dorothy Butler Mildred Bux Marilyn Caines Constance Clason Teresa Coleman Marie D'Acunto Michelina DeNora Ruth Dickemann Nancy Douglas Harold Egbert Carol Englebry Alice Farrell Gladys Friedman Gloria Garrison Martin Godgart S4 GENERAL ASSISTANTS Sophia Goldstein Helen Gowski Gladys Haager Joan Hagan Fred Halperin Aggi Hansen Charlotte Horwood Muriel Irving Robert Jacobson Charlotte Janes Florence Kalldin Mae Kehoe Barbara Kinsey Patricia Leason Florence Levinson Lenore Lippman Gilda Mariani Marie Marinelli Alice Martinez Jeff McGrath Clare Meehan John Murphy Bessie Narducci Marion Osterberg June Owens Marie Prignoli Hilda Reimann Beatrice Renschler Madeleine Richard Florence Rockowitz Emmy Lou Schultheis Suzanne Senger Patricia Shaw Anne Slezak Eleanor Snyder Nancy Stolz Ruth Tellefsen Phyllis Tompkins Norma Trentalange Ida Violanti Beverly Vucola Karl Weiss Janet Westbrook Iris Wilson Jane Woodhead Eunice Yurkew FACULTY ADVISER BUSINESS ADVISER Else Z. Taylor Maxwell Ehrlich Adamo, Kenneth ....,....... 178 XVindsor Road Amann, Howard ........ 853 Castleton Avenue, 9 , - 10 Anderson, Andrew ........ 751 -Iewett Avenue, 2 Anderson, Howardtll. S. Marine Hospital, 4 Anderson, James ........ 24 Livingston Court, Anderson, Virginia ........ 53 Pelton Avenue, Auchter, Joseph .......... 417 Bement Avenue, Bailey, 'lean ...,..................,. 72 Utter Avenue Baldassare, Daniel ,.,.....,. 114 Winter Avenue Ball, Mary jane ...... .204 Harvest Avenue, Barland, Pearl ..,. 373 No. Burgher Avenue, Barlow, .Ioan ............ 263 De1a6e1d Avenue, Barnes, .lean ..........,,.... 29 Castleton Avenue Barone, Marie ........,,........ 26 Stanley Avenue 10 10 Bascombe, Dorothy ........ 34 Ellington Street Bauer, Lois ...................... 78 Layton Avenue Bauer, Robert ...........,..,... 14 Laurel Avenue Bauerle, Ernest ...,..,,,,.,,.,,.,,. 132 Beach Street Baum, Mary ......,......... 846 Van Duzer Street Baumann, Berniece .... 378 St. Mark's Place Baxter, Vincent .................... 37 Chester Place Baylor, Claire ................ 63 Riegelman Street Belikolf, Rita ,..... Bell, Richard ............,.,. Bemis, Elizabeth Bennett, Charles ........,..... 694 Bay Street, .......285 Deems Avenue Beasley, Joy ......,.... .. Bellatto, Alfonse .,... ..,,,.....100 Stuyvesant Place 80 St. Mark's Place ........26 Livingston Court, 41 Dudley Avenue Berge, Norman ,.., 568 Metropolitan Avenue Berman, Joseph ..,. 550 Henderson Avenue, Beyer, Allen ............tt.......,.. ...2 1Velles Court Biroc, Eugene ,..,.......,......,... 548 Broadway, J J t J 1 1 s Black, Benjamin ............ 48 Sherman Avenue Bobker, janet ................ 34 Monroe Avenue Bonamo, Janet ,,,,,,,,,,,..,.....,,,,. 17 Pine Street Boron, Irene .,,......... 514 Richmond Terrace Boyle, Joan ..........,,.,.. 177 Silver Lake Road Brady, Ann ............ 1208 Castleton Avenue, Breimon, Phyllis ,............... 110 Elm Street, Brown, Dorothy ,....... 444 Oakland Avenue, Brown,l1erome ............ 57 Tompkins Street Browne. Gene ..,....,,... 262 Delafieltl Avenue, 10 10 10 ,2 ,1 10 10 10 1 1 4 1 4 4 4 1 4 2 4 2 1 1 10 ,l ,l 10 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 10 10 10 , 4 10 irccfv y Bruns, Kay ............ .....,.,80 St. Marks Place, Buehler, Margaret ............ 17 Bard Avenue, Bulger, Thomas ..,...,,....,... 19 Purcell Street, Burke, Elaine ...................... 130 Eln1 Street, Burke, Thomas .,.....,,... 276 Pelton Avenue, Burke, YValter .,......,.,... 76 Silver Lake Road Burkman, Janice .,.......,.. 170 Manor Road, Burns, Eugene ..............,. 606 Davis Avenue, Burros, Donald ..,.,.,....,.... 407 Kissel Avenue Butler, Dorothy ,.., Bux, Mildred ........ Mada Avenue, Pelton Avenue, Byron, John ,,.,.....,,..,.. 97 Lexington Avenue Caines, Marilyn ,... Camerlengo, Ida... Brook Street Glen Avenue Canlon, Francis ....4 49 East -Raleigh Avenue, Cantor, Daniel ..,..........,.....,.... 9 Merle Place Castle, Jack ........................,,., 4 Parsons Place Caterina, Marie ............ 44 Brighton Avenue Christie, M. Margaret .... 62 Dudley Avenue Clark, john .,.,..............., 175 Bryson Avenue Clason, Constance .,,.....,1.. 156 Potter Avenue Cobb, Andrew ,........,.... 45 Tompkins Street Coccaro, Josephine ............ 312 Clove Road, Coghlan, Kenneth ......,..... 396 Bard Avenue, Coleman, Teresa ............ 236 Fillmore Street Cooperstein, Jason .......,,.,..,.. 19 Baker Place Costello, john ......,,,,.,.,,... 84 Harrison Street Craig, XVilliam ..............,..... 244 Clove Road, Cupo, Marian ,.,....... 201 Hamilton Avenue Cupo, Rose .....,...... 220 Daniel Low Terrace D'Acunto, Marie ................ ...l8 Avon Place Daly, Joseph ..,.,,..,......,.. 110 Bodine Street, Davenport, Donald .,., 256 Oakland Avenue, Davison, Ruth ..........,......, 163 1Yright Street Dawson, Frank ......l,...,..,.., 45 Cottage Place Dawson, Herbert ..,..,.. 201 Van Duzer Street Delicio, Roland .........,....., 29 Ocean Avenue, DeNora, Michelina .... 251 Benziger Avenue DeNyse, Henry .....,............ ll Edstone Drive Dettloff, Dorothy ...... 563 Delafield Avenue, Diamond, Ethel ........ 123 Silver Lake Road Diekemann, Ruth .......,...,.l 92 Sanford Place 1 10 10 10 10 1 10 10 l 10 10 2 1 1 10 5 1 1 1 2 2 ,4 10 10 l 1 , 4 10 1 1 , 1 10 4 2 1 5 1 1 10 1 1 S5 Di Giulio, Ann ................ 14 Ludwig Street, 10 Dillingham, Grace ............ 400 Bard Avenue, 10 Diodato, Dominic ........ 55 Franklin Avenue, 1 Dittmar, Patricia .... 260 Oakwood Avenue, 10 Donovan, Cornelius .............. 74 Swan Street, 1 Douglas, Nancy ................ 44 Dudley Avenue, 1 Hunter, Harold .......... 111 Ridgewood Place, image, Elise .......... ...........457 Bay Street, Dowhy, Metro ................ 245 Gordon Street, 4 Dukas, John ..............i. 344 St. Mark's Place, l Edelman, Julian ........ 926 Victory Boulevard, 1 Egbert, Harold .............. 194 Dongan Street, 10 Elbourn, George ................ 8 Hudson Street, 4 Elwis, Charles ............ 122 Castleton Avenue, 1 Englebry, Carol ............ 215 Hart Boulevard, l Ennis, Claire ........................ 45 Hunter Place, 1 Erkman, Margaret ...... 866 Van Duzer Street, 4 Esposito, George ........ 111 Harvard Avenue, 1 Evans, Catherine ........ 252 Van Buren Street, 1 Evers, Muriel ...... 561 Metropolitan Avenue, 1 Facciola, Grace .,.............. 28 Stanley Avenue, 1 Farrell, Alice ................ 203 Elizabeth Street, 10 Ferrara, June .....,......,,.........,,. 70 Sand Street, 4 Ferretti, Marie .....,............ 211 Spring Street, 4 Finley, Edward .................. 186 Rice Avenue, 2 Fisher, Jack ....,,...... 295 Vanderbilt Avenue, 4 Flanagan, Edward ........ 25 Sherman Avenue, 1 Flannelly, Kathryn .... 43 Westbury Avenue, 1 Floros, Gloria .............. 100 Stuyvesant Place, 1 Ford, Patricia .................... 956 Clove Road, 1 Formica, Louise ,........... 253 Fillmore Street, 1 Francia, Alfred ............ 353 Van Duzer Street, 4 Free-man, Phyllis ................ 70 Wayne Place, 10 Friberg, David ........ 69a 74th Street, Brooklyn Friedman, Gladys .......,. Fuglestad, Carl ............ 158 DuBois Avenue, .44 Crescent Avenue, 1 10 Gardner, Francis ............ 425 Kissel Avenue, 1 Garrison, Gloria .......1........ 177 Wright Street, 4 Gianvito, Louis ............ 259 Fillmore Street. 1 Godgart, Martin ........ 201 Hamilton Avenue, l Goesle, Elizabeth ...,..............,. 3 Diana Trail, 4 Gold, Seymour ........ 1078 Castleton Avenue, 10 Goldstein, Sophia .............1 228 Jersey Street, 1 Gordon, Lorina ........ 23 Victory Boulevard, 1 Gorey, ,Sadie .......,.....,.,.... 27 Bradley Avenue, 2 Gorke, Eleanor ............ 255 Franklin Avenue, 1 Gowski, Helen ........ 139 Beechwood Avenue, 1 1 Grasso, Sebastian .... 118 Hendricks Avenue, Graves, Joyce ................ 156 Maine Avenue, 10 Greene, Catherine..452 Richmond Terrace, 1 Haager, Gladys ............,... 59 Randall Avenue, 1 86 I Hagan, Joan ......... ....... 1 85 Bard Avenue, Halperin, Fred ........l....... 77 Purcell Street, Hanf, Jean .......................... 130 Jersey Street, Hannan, Cornelius..36 W. Raleigh Avenue, Hansen, Aggi .................... ll Donald Place, Hansen, Walter .................... 91 Elm Street, Hegarty, Joan .......... 204 Victory Boulevard, 10 10 1 10 10 10 1 Herbert, Elaine.: .............. 89 Centre Avenue, 4 Hook, Barbara ................ 308 Forest Avenue, 1 Horenburg, Albert .,.......... 18 Blaine Court, Horton, Ruth .................... 162 Keiber Court, Horwood, Charlotte ...... 269 Westervelt Ave., Hubchenko, Gloria..270 Lily Pond Avenue, Huelser, Dorothy ........ 209 Hart Boulevard, Hughes, Jane ................ 55 Tompkins Circle, Hughes, Robert ........ 180 Van Duzer Street, Hulle, William ................ 162 Taylor Street, Hurley, Constance ....... Hurley, Raymond ....... Hutchison, Joan .......... Huttar, Richard ,.......... Idelson, Daniel ............ Irvine, Forbes ....... 1 4 Jones Street, 55 Brook Street, .95 Fort Hill Circle, .95 Fort Hill Circle, 36 Winthrop Street, .450 Ocean Terrace, 10 2 1 5 1 1 1 10 1 l 1 1 4 10 4 1 Irving, Muriel .................. 211 Ward Avenue, 4 Iwersen, Eric ............ 347 St. Paul's Avenue, Jacobson, Robert ............ 115 Manor Road, Janes, Charlotte ............ 302 Pelton Avenue, 4 10 10 Jensen, Gene ............ 121 Highview Avenue, 1 Johnson, Alex ........ 1007 Castleton Avenue, Johnson, Douglas .............. 105 Lester Street, Jurkops, Theodore ........ 125 Corson Avenue, Kalldin, Florence..25 Van Cortland Avenue, Kalmanson, Bernard .... 80 St. Mark's Place, Kashavsky, Barbara..222 Westervelt Avenue, Kehoe, Mae .................. 12 Tompkins Street, Kilfin, Robert .............. 115 Pendleton Place, Kinsey, Barbara ........ 334 Oakland Avenue, Klindtworth, John .... 7 Portsmouth Avenue, Knudson, John .................... 25 Spring Street Koch, Letitia .............. 219 Van Duzer Street, Konopka, Paul .................... 140 Jersey Street, Kosanke, Margaret ..... ...l08 Portland Place Kotyza, Gladys ........,..... 161 Fillmore Street Kreschollek, Lillian .... 122 Van Duzer Street Krumpe, Patricia .............. 302 Fiske Avenue Kruser, Pauline ............ 2 Coughlan Avenue, Kuhn, Hilda ......... Park Court J J 10 2 1 l l 1 4 l 10 4 4 1 l 1 1 1 2 10 , 1 Laniberti, Victor .............. 34 Purcell Street, 10 Langworthy, Walter 22 Pleasant Valley Ave., 4 Larson, Robert .,.............. 326 Hart Avenue, 10 Laub, Ruth ............ 560 Richmond Terrace, 1 Leason, Patricia .,...... 377 St. Pau1's Avenue, 4 Lehrhaupt, Julian ................ 41 Park Court, l Le Jeune, Curwood .......... 27 Jackson Street, 4 Lendzian, Josephine ........ 62 Layton Avenue, 1 Lenseth, Richard ............ 129 Drake Avenue, 2 Lenza, Felecia ........ 89 Montgomery Avenue, 1 Lenza, James ,,...,...... 113 Victory Boulevard, 1 Leventhal, Sanford ...... 27 Westbury Avenue, 1 Levinson, Alfred .......... 44 Crescent Avenue, 1 Levinson, Florence ...... 44 Crescent Avenue, 1 Lewin, Melvin .......... 215 E. 57th St., N. Y. 22 Lierow, Olga .... 33 Mountain View Avenue, 2 Lindfors, Evelyn ............ 32 Winthrop Place, 1 Lippman, Lenore ........ 16 Tompkins Street, 4 Luciano, Josephine .... 178 Brighton Avenue, 1 Lundy, Kenneth .......... 16 Renwick Avenue, 1 Lynk, Helen .................... 360 Hart Avenue, 10 Mahr, Doris .....,.................. 54 Clinton Street, 4 Maine, Doris ........................ 159 Elm Street, 10 Malvinni, Katherine ...... 421 Cary Avenue, 10 Mancini, Sabin ................ 89 Purcell Street, 10 Mangini, Albert ........ 195 Van Duzer Street, I Manly, Gloria .................. 20 Congress Street, 4 Mariani. Gilda .................... 50 Robin ROHC1, 5 Marinelli, Marie ..........,. 83 Scribner Avenue, 1 Martinez, Alice ........ 433 Westervelt Avenue 1 Martino, Josephine..600 Delafield Avenue, 10 Marhiegen, Alf ,,,,..,,,.,,.,,. 25 Fielder Avenue, 1 McCarthy, Dolores .............. 250 Elm Street, 10 McGlynn, Veronica .... 35 Castleton Avenue, 1 McHale, Robert ........ 102 Bement Avenue, 10 McNamara, Virginia .... 302 Westervelt Ave., 1 McQuighan, Ann .... 397 Victory Boulevard, 1 Meehan, Clare .............. 171 Harrison Place, 10 Meehan, Jane .....,.,............ 15 C0urSer1 COL1l't, 4 Meli, Frances ,,.,,,,,...,.,..,,...... 27 Water Street, 4 Merrill, Helen ...................... 15 Ohio Place, 10 Mezzacappa, Olimpia .... 939 Castleton Ave., 10 Michel, Charlotte ...... 529 Van Duzer Street, 4 Mondschein, Frances ............ 638 Bay Street, 4 Moscato, John .......,.......... 21 Fielder Avenue, 1 Muller, Ruth ................., 32 Hamilton Street, 4 Munce, Audrey .... 33 NVestcott Boulevard, 10 Murphy, Jean ................ 19 Rosewood Plaee, 4 Murphy, John .,...... ..,,,,.,, 2 11 Canal Street, 4 Naess, Kenneth ............ 90 St. Marks Place Nalitt, Sanford ............ 100 Stuyvesant Place Narducci, Bessie ......... Natanblut, Eugene... .....384 Cary Avenue, 120 Ridgewood Place Nelson, June .............,............ 68 Marx Street Neuberger, Jerome ...... 222 Daniel Low Ter. Nix, Dorothy ........................ 22 Lester Street Nonni, Hl1gO ...................,.... 16 Nutly Place, O'Brien, Dolores .... O.'Brien, Martin ..... I-Iighview Avenue Dongan Avenue 1 Occhipenti, Pau1ine..222 Van Duzer Street Oifenberger, Dorothy ........ 44 South Street, Olmstead, Alan ................ 450 Kissel Avenue 01Sel1, ,lean .............,...... 16 Renwick Avenue 01SOIl, Alice .................... 39 Egbert Avenue, O'Neil1, Dolores .......... 107 Sherman Avenue 0'Nei11, Jean ................ 146 Crescent Avenue, Osgood, Lois .......... 1606 Victory Boulevard Osterberg, Marion ........ 163 Corson Avenue Ostrowski, Emily ................ 21 York Avenue Ostwald, Robert .............. 221 Mfard Avenue, Owens, June ..........,...,.,, 15 Central Avenue, Palace, Herbert .................. 243 Jersey Street Papa, Carmine ,....... 434 Westervelt Avenue Parisi, Rose ................ 101 St. Paul's Avenue, Parker, Fred .........,....,......... 137 Rice Avenue, Parrotti, Genevieve ........ 58 Webster Avenue, Pasquale, Sebastian..809 Castleton Avenue, Pastore, Frank ................ 520 Pelton Avenue, Patterson, Alexander 215 Whitewood Ave., Peters, Rudolph ........ 916 Van Duzer Street Peters, William .............. 98 Todt Hill Road Pfeiffer, Edward ........ 693 Delafield Avenue, Piccione, Marie ........ 357 1fVestervelt Avenue Pietrangelo, Mae ........ 141 Harvard Avenue Pistilli, Nancy .................. l8 Coursen Court Pomianowski, John..30 Westervelt Avenue Prignoli, Marie ...................... 355 Broadway, Ralph, Dorothy .l...... 984 Castleton Avenue, Rasmussen, Audrey .... 64 East Raleigh Ave., Reeder, Melville ............ 108 Windsor Road Reimann, Hilda ..,..... 124 Waldron Avenue Renschler, Beatrice .... 79 Glenwood Avenue Rey, William ............ 407 St. Paul's Avenue Rhodes, Richard .... 93 Whitewood Avenue, Ricciardi, Vincent ...l...... 197 Fillmore Street Richard, Madeleine .... 180 Hart Boulevard Rimanow, Bernice ........ 652 Forest Avenue, Riordan, Ruth ................ 444 Kissel Avenue 1 1 1 10 , 1 1 1 , 2 10 ,1 ,1 1 10 1 , 1 10 1 1 1 1 1 4 1 1 1 1 2 1 10 10 10 ,4 ,2 10 1 1 4 l 10 10 10 1 1 1 4 10 , 1 1 10 , 1 87 Spamer, Louis ..........,. 172 Fairview Avenue, Robinson, Natalie ............ 123 Oxford Place, Rockowitz, Bernard .,.. 87 Crescent Avenue, Rockowitz, Florence .... 87 Crescent Avenue, Roland, Diane ............., 52 Crescent Avenue, Roughan, Marjorie .....,.. 133 Winter Avenue, Rowan, Donald ............ 158 Drake Avenue, Rowedder, Dorothy .,.,,.,, 1792 Victory Blvd. Sandberg, Li11ian..l356 Victory Boulevard, Schmeidler, Laurence .... 692 Delafielcl Ave., Schreiber, Doris .............r., 56 Clinton Street, Schultheis, Emmy Lou .... 198 Douglas Road, Schwartz, Lillian ............ 72 City Boulevard, Schwarz, George ,......,............ 87 Broad Street, Seeger, Madeline .....,.. 45 St. Paul's Avenue, Senger, Suzanne .,...... 347 YVestervelt Avenue, Serkes, Nikolaus ........ 105 Delafleld Avenue, Shakeshaft, Elsie .......... 52 Mfestbury Avenue, , . . Shaw, Patricia ......,......... 68 Pendleton Place, Shilling, Edward ............ 198 Corson Avenue, Siam, Lewis .................... 146 Corson Avenue, Siegler, Ira ............ 163 Daniel Low Terrace, Siuzdak, jane .....,.................. 65 York Avenue Slezak, Anne ................ 206 Prescott Avenue, Snyder, Edna .,............1..... 300 Hart Avenue, Snyder, Eleanor .... 9 East Raleigh Avenue, 1 1 1 l 1 2 1 1 10 4 4 1 4 l 1 1 l 1 1 1 1 1 6 10 10 Sokolowsky, Charles ..,. 218 Tompkins Street, 4 Solaski, Louise .............. 369 Pelton Avenue, Solli, Thelma ................ 31 Maine Avenue, Spinelli, Carmine ........ 52 Brighton Avenue, Spivak, Raymond .......... 646 Forest Avenue, Springer, Betty ............ 182 Myrtle Avenue, Stabile, Gertrude ................ 47 Park Court, Steen, Dorothy ............ 100 Stuyvesant Place, Stern, Edward .............,...... 19 Coale Avenue, Stilwell, Lynn ............ 66 West 10th Street, N. 10 10 1 1 10 10 1 l 2 Y. Stolz, Nancy ............., 610 Victory Boulevard, 1 l r 88 Stomski, Henrielte ............ 3'Laurel Avenue, 4, Stone, Emanuel ...... 1195 Castleton Avenue, 10 Styles, Dorothy ......t..... 123 Monroe Avenue, 1 Sulfness, Frances ........ 90 Raymond Avenue, 2 Suppa, Florence ..,.....,........, 454 jersey Street, 1 Suskind, Frank .........,.. 69 Victory Boulevard, 1 Svendsen, Alf .......... 179 Westervelt Avenue, 1 Tellefsen, Ruth..102 Gansevoort Boulevard, 2 Thompson, Walter .... 131 Silver Lake Road, 1 Tingaud, Jacqueline ........ 65 Rich. Hill Rd., 2 Tompkins, Phyllis ........ 26 Hardin Avenue, 10 Trentalange, Norma .... 141 High View Ave., 1 Trismen, Raymond .... 11 Stebbins Avenue, 10 Tynan, Howard ..........,... 80 Harrison Street, 4 Valitutto, joseph ............ 82 Monroe Avenue, 1 Verpillot, Paul .... 3021 NV. Laurelhurst Drive, Seattle, YVashington Vicari, Frank .,.,..,... 55 Montgomery Avenue, l Violanti, Ida ........,.......,... 173 Ocean Avenue, 5 Vucola, Beverly ................ 945 Post Avenue, 2 Waagenes, Marie ..............,. 16 Keiber Court, 2 Ward, Dorothy..78 Mountain View Avenue, 2 W'atters, Ann ........,.........,. 46 Rokeby Place, 10 Weber, Harold ........,. 100 Delafield Avenue, 1 Weiss, Karl ...................,., 781 Jewett Avenue, 2 Werb, Lewis ............ 201 Hamilton Avenue, 1 Wessman, John ............ 754 Seaview Avenue, 5 Westbrook, Janet ..,........... 25 Ellicott Place, l Wightman, Victor ........ 33 Crescent Avenue, l Wilkie, Robert... Wilson, Iris .,....... 848 Castleton Avenue, 10 10 Williams, Lillian ............ 166 Bement Court, 12 Cassidy Place, 1 Witte, Frederick ............ ll Fairview Avenue, 2 Wfood, Ann .............l..,........... 72 Beach Street, 4 VVoodhead, ane ............ 679 Pelton Avenue, 10 Wuest, Pau' ........... .......... 4 3'Tacoma Street, 4 Yurkew. Eunice ................ 56 Laurel Avenue, 4 fi' I W, U Aufvgraphs N if if My , QAJ K y5Nj5 www PMMJQM' J W ,QSM My AQQLMWG JQMIQKWM QE , Q My L if QQWQE- A357 ff' A - Meet your friends at their favorite apparel shop GARBER BROTHERS PORT RICHMOND STAPLETON PARK WAGNER COLLEGE TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE NEW INTENSIVE PLAN . . . two months of one course is equivalent to one year's work. 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