Curtis High School - Yearbook (Staten Island, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1959 volume:

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In our 4' ,fr in X V i-:Rf-fm, generation, we use the well established forms of art such as painting, if f il: Yimi . ,ixtgv-, scul ture, and architecture to form a backdro for our modern lively 1 .- Hxixxlk P P 511-1 if mls, arts, most of us would much rather view a television program than go 5 ,,,f--A X, 'X to an art exhibit. V . H X . . . . 5 Km' X x XXX However, we must not minimize the importance of art. Although the ' R nations of the world speak different tongues, art is one area which X X they all understand. f X K rl of-T .. Z, S Y,-4 5- 2 fd it ss . x it k gf 4 15 . ,A df ff X,-.4-V----V Y 5 4 f 'Z ,HRKX X , 'mute fi is N X Wg ? U, x t'-i' Q JW F . XX NIRMN X x X, liz,-X ? GCC 9 t it 'W ,fg Lf 4 X Nt will 5 --f I tg. ff NJN 'algal X till will , M' ' -b X 'tw 1 7 gizzj 'mglxf 3 e1 J! fs. e - ' 115: e . i .. S, isfg flz'fgr-kf'1'lfTX 'libs -we -,ff -as 1. I 'Ill IS S Q 'f ir' s 'V i , f X XV LQQQT. W t y X Gt y lil ,I ng QE, J ,Q N Xgff . p 4' I am thoroughly delighted that you have chosen Art Through the Ages as your theme for this year- book. It is gratifying ta believe that your interest in the history of the creative genius of man has been inspired to some degree by what you have been taught in Curtis. It has been truly said that Art hath no enemy but ignorance. There are few enioyments in this life which are more soul-satisfying than the pleasure derived from a whole-hearted appreciation of the true and the beautiful. Great writers have sought to define great art in a variety of ways. Ralph Waldo Emerson calls it The path of the creator to his worlr g James Huneker says that it is an instant arrested in eternity g Henry James maintains that it is nothing more than the shadow of humanity. Certainly its quality is imperishable and its inspiration everlasting, The following lines of Theophile Gautier have been quoted often: All passes. Art alone Enduring stays to us. The Bust outlasts the throne,- The coin, Tiberius. I wish the members of the Class ot T959 every success and source of happiness. In doing so, I cannot resist the impulse to paraphrase a remark - of George Jean Nathan and urge you to reach out into the world for vagrant beauty and strive to imprison it in a tangible dream. Q RussortS1udio Principal Siudio Grade Adviser UEDICATIU The theme of our Yearbook is Art Through the Ages. Just as art has pro- gressed through the ages, the works of painters, sculptors, and architects making its development possible, so have we, the Class of 1959, progressed through four years at Curtis, the invaluable support and counsel of our grade adviser making our advancement possible. A grade adviser is one who not only plans student subject-groupings for graduation, but one who gives of his free time to make the class proms success- ful, one who not only takes care of class dues, class elections and myriads of minor functions, but one who, most of all, unstintingly guides members of his class through their school difficulties. Mr. Goldin is iust such a person. We seniors look upon him not merely as a faculty member, but as a lovable friend from whom we may ask advice and from whom we may be certain of receiving what we seek. We realize that nothing can materially supplant these attributes and the dedication of purpose which he possesses. We therefore, in all gratitude, dedicate this, our Yearbook, to Mr. Oscar Goldin, our grade adviser. KADMINISTRATIUN George Fanning E wmwwwwwwwfxwlmwwwbw Sf.,- fx X 9 :'la I 1 X sl Q ,. 9 f A ,A 'ir V . A l za AEI, sl Iilx ft K ' 'flux f-F,s, 1 Y 3 r - N f f on ' G V: NA AF rfvfsk ' I l '- All 3 FFL,r' 'L 'All 444f14f X in , 4 A4 nf '11 JF zrvx 'IN NNRXLL 'kk ,. A 4 . l l ' 5 A , A A I A sq J xk 'I . ' A N 5 . A n l x, , Ax. 1 1- M 4 A A A fw A A ,, xg- i-Jw - I l ' L' 5' 'rx A '54 4 M-...rn x , J V . be 'l I ,, ' F CULT Julia Ackers if .KW 2 ' X N . 1 x Muriel Adams Eleanor Armstrong Ruth Bomber Elizabeth Barrett T Agatha Bell Frieda B. Schatz . Q Martha Caccamo Therefore in his teaching the superior man guides his students but does not pull them along: he urges them to go forward and does not sup- press themp he opens the way, but does not take them to the place. Helen Chester CONFUCIUS Armando Chisari Theodore Christianson Anita Clausen Cecile Cohen Anna M. Conn Sylvia Crewes at A . X-5 ,sw ,xiii-i Ruth Davison Esllmcr Dean 'N .. X V' QS '10 itil A' N Frank Dieffenwirfh And gladly would he learn and gladly leach. GEOFFREY CHAUCER X .L K .3 1 A Q? ,,,, 'SN i -5 xml - K ' fi X xg-X - HX Elizabeth Flynn Callwrinv Fox X J mbsf A mf Cecelia DeVito Wendu Devlin A . 'M i . K X K xA.-'- RAB 5' , XX- :W ,Q ,Q A , Elizabeth Ealrin A.. if y iw i 'QQ-f' gi N IP, 1: 'f is Beverly Engles 5 iv' 1. 'ik- a ,. X 6 NX ,N Darlene Ericlmsen .,.-..., Yi i D f George Fanning W 1 .J 35 K-x 1 A '45 1 X ' if 'D w n if. .fi , .4 , Phyllis Friedenberg Elizoluullw K, Gaflnc-y Robert Gaflney Oscar Goldin Florence Goldwasser Virginia Gough SA 5 X , . ,W Y ..e i E ,mx 0 3 w'!2bw. V hu ,amz M ' f l t ,- .. 2 mtv N 7 f. X5 j WE F i i i Y, ,fav as' x ra , ,A . aw. . YIM -:gf-A .x . qv s- A A .,. 3.,,,.. 15-5 , 2.5. , L 'fl ' fr if' - -1 w. ,. X, Frances Isaacson Harry Hadland Mary Harron Sylvia Heffer ll I Charlotte Hoppes Pamela Horn T, Tis eclucafion forms the common mind: Jusf as the fwig is ben? lhe free's inclined. ALEXANDER POPE ..' 1 il Z , rr ' K X 0'- E 3, . Melvin Keene Sanford Krongold Joceizhine Landlell hMilton D. leichtling Goldie Lerner Anne Letzler leon Loan .aw '- ' Erigq Mather Clara McBride Donald Michel If ever there was a cause . . . worthy to be upheld by all of toil or sacrifice that the human heart can endure, it is the cause of education. louis J- MWW5 HORACE MANN Geraldine Montobbio . w1 'kr maya 1: XX A.. 4 Morris Neinstein Grace Martin . Q e me J' ' Your R irr 1 5 '-3 3 sf k 3 .X x Q if ,ss raries Patton Barbara Pieiracaiella Beulah Powder Adolphe Presio louis Raichle Frederick Rani! Ruth Reardon Josephine Reres L Robert F. Rice A teacher affects efernifyp he can never fell where his influence stops. Rose Richter HENRY ADAMS Ediih Ripley i I i i i Marion Robinson Frances Rosanoff Irving Rosenman Helen Rowe Kafherine Ryan Ann Seobrooke Daniel Seitzman Chester Sellitto Claire Simmons Mary Smith The whole arf of teaching is only the art of awakening ihe nafural curiosity of young minds Elimbdh smnneld for ihe purpose of safisfying if afterwards. Rashelle Trefousse i Pairicia Speighl Malcolm Siannard Shirley Sfenberg ANATOLE FRANCE Else Taylor w Blanche Weis Ira Wells George Wilhelm Helen Wong Wi' .PW , vm ., . X A -f . A . aah 'A ,,,ft:f- ., 9 Q35 X' l ,, k ' I , Wirf, 'x +4 K M Q 3 if ' I iw W ,Q vw . fx S.. Q0 D 3 Q , 9, in - i K 1 ' A. ' ' rg .F 'xf' 6 ,nz , ,A.. , fi. J ' 'Y 'L -4, E, . is g av ' g- H M ,.' . hr ' Q ,I 5 . A., , ...wg M Y 7 Z! . vm A .. ,. , X if if A ACTIVITIES nh T ,-x 5 S X S1 ,N ' si x ,x W 3-lx 'QY YTZT4 Leonard Blumin Betty Aberlin Merry Newman Donald Schneider FIRST ROW: Barbara Barack, Susan Sorola, Caren Goretsky Suzanne Gassner, Betty Aberlin, Donald Schneider, Mrs. Newman: Leonard Blumin, Merry Newman, Midg Hulnick, Nancy Tonachel, Luis Talbot. SECOND ROW: Roger Poeppel, Ronald MacLachlan, Robert Epstein, Marco Cannizzaro, Lloyd Schutzman, Ann Somma Joel Cohen, Beverly Lunny, Michael Brennan, Barbara Himan, Rhoda Rahn, Doris Robinson, Marta Rella, Sue Pederson, Ethel Doudine. THIRD ROW: Jay Westermeier, Charles Small, Ernest Pruden, Carl Krieg, Melvin Pisetzner, Jeffrey Bash, David Learned, Gary P. Schwartz, William Weisser, Thomas Selden, Joan Brattli, Gerald Schwartz, Betty Ann Dinger, Stanley Wetschler, Bill Siegler. One of the aims of the Arista, as stated in the induction pledge, is . . . to support only those things which look to the encourage- ment and highest development-physically, socially, intellectually, and morally-of its members . . . That this aim fthe words the student body or the community may be substituted for its members i, has been fulfilled, is evidenced by the numerous duties and services Arista performs. Among these are tutoring fellow students, ushering for all important school functions, selling tubercu- losis bangles and supporting a Greek war orphan, John Vrentzos, through the selling of Johnny Buttons. By its very existence Arista further accomplishes the above aim, by providing a goal for which all students can strive. Loyalty, efficiency, helpfulness, service and scholarship are necessary attributes for a student to have in order to be elected to Arista. Leadership, personality and citizenship are also looked for. Two iuniors are chosen in their fifth term by a selected group of teachers called the Senate. From then on, any student who has placed his name on the honor roll for the two previous terms becomes eligible. The entire faculty and the Senate vote on this list before it reaches the Arista members themselves. They then choose a pre-determined number of students, on a percentage basis, for membership, basing their decisions on the aforementioned qualities and upon their personal knowledge of the character and integrity of the candidates. Johnny button Midg Hulnick 4m Leonard Blumin it r THE YE!-XHBUUI4 4 Robert Epstein vi 6 Q . 1 5 Robert Housman Ann Sommcu fin- k Valerie Schiefer Miss Conn, Mrs. Gaffney, Mr. Rontz BUSINESS STAFF FIRST ROW: Florence Tarangul, Elaine Keiser, Sue Smiles, Mr. Ranvz, Mary Ann Koenig, Matilda Vickrey, Norma Holvik, Susan Sorola. SECOND ROW: Leon Selman, Bernardine Walsh, Jenny Fasulo, Rhoda Rohn, Beryl Luloff, Dyanne Anderson, Carol Todd, Bill Siegler. i 1 .IL LITERARY STAFF FIRST ROW: Robert Housman, Ann Somma, Robert Epsfein, Mrs. GafTnvy, Midg Hulnick, Leonard Blumin, Angelina Chrisfiano, Theresa Boehm. SECOND ROW: Lucy Sander, Elaine Keiser, Ellen Rosanoff, Joan Hanson, Marilyn Rubcich, Pafricia Dunigan, ART STAFF Valerie Schiefer, Miss Conn, Beliy Aberlin, Lloyd Schuilmon, Edward Torrone. Philomena Barone, Nancy Tonochel, Lois Talbot THIRD ROW: William Weisser, James Smifh, Donald Schneider, Theodor! Perkins, Jay Weslermeier, Sianley Wefschler, Bill Siegler, Thomas Selden, David Learned, Lloyd Srhuvzman, Theodore Porifz. .loan Brattli Merry Newman Betty Aberlin The Curtis Log of the 1958-1959 season has been a highly informa- tive, entertaining and stimulating publication printed for the students of Curtis High School. It has kept Curtisites informed of the latest oc- currences in all school events. Fea- ture stories made enjoyable reading and also gave students a chance to write creatively. The editorials and letters to the editor were aimed at f giving everyone food for thought, as well as presenting the views of I some of our leading school citizens. X lt takes many people working in l B. co-operation to create a successful XX newspaper. .loan Brattli serving as K editor-in-chief for the fall term was faithfully backed up by senior edi- tors Ethel Doudine, Merry Newman, Betty Aberlin, Donald Schneider and David Learned. Merry Newman served as leader of the group in the spring. This hardworking sixsome, with Miss Harron's invaluable guidance, have found their work most enjoyable and rewarding. The iunior editors served their apprenticeship this year and will take full charge next September. You may ask, who else works for the Log? It could not exist without the reporters, typists, cartoonists and photogra- phers who perform their indispensable duties. Also integral parts of the Log are the advertising and circulation departments. David Learned Ethel Doudine Donald Schneider THE L03 X- Ai:- Q L N Miss Harron f j I l Jr, V .,. W if is ,1 'isbn -r' 4-un.. ' B A. .f FIRST ROW: Phyllis Rydzefski, Susan Sorola, Barbara Burch, Elhel Doudine, Belly Aberlin, Donald Schneider, Merry Newman, Joan Brahli, David Learned, Lois Talbof, Barbara Barack, Midg Hulnck, Elaine Keiser. SECOND ROW: William Hudgins, Robert Housman, Charles Small, Efrem Sigel, Joan Hanson, Joan Zimmerman, Ellen .1231 Rausen, Arlene Toder, Ellen Rosanoff, Rhoda Rahn, Suzanne Gassner, THIRD ROW: Roberf Epsfein, Lewis Mandell, Herberi Levy, Stanley Welschler, Howard Baker, Bill Siegler, Thomas Selden, Joseph Woilowicz, George Harlmann, Melvin Pisetzner, William Weisser. Elaine Keiser Tierney, James DePalma, Catherine Kacsur, Robert Keiser Mosaic for the past two years has served as the outlet for the student body's literary and artistic abilities. Under the able direction of Mr. Kessler Mosaic has become a fixed star in the constellation of fine Curtis publications From Monika Schlaegel's terrifying story showing the horrors of an atomic war to Bill Hudgins's amusing piece about a space bug, Curtis students have shown themselves equal to the task of producing both realistic and imaginative literature. We feel certain that in the coming years Mosaic will flourish and command the enthusiastic support which all Curtis activities receive. .Sf h I s .Q- X 3 ss 'rs X v 1 C f N If . 1 QV 8 9 it .4 ri! 2 Z fl! -1 Z 2 P 1 0 5 0 0 O T 0 P FH 2 1 .T .- N 5. I 1' z 7 ' x I1 , 'L 0 F ' Q 9. I N X 0 5. Q F 0 D . 1 fl U3 0 . 3 ., . 3 , 5- Ui fn s - n f ., . 0 , . Q I r.t 5 .tl as D Q 2 Y' ' ! ,- U - 1 ' 1 2 . U R Beverly Lunny President The General Organiza- tion is the student govern- ment of Curtis. lt consists of the G.O. oFlicers, the Executive Committee and GE EHAL URGANIZATIU the Student Council. Mr. . . J h-' fa Michel is the faculty Carol Panee g adviser. if , fii The G.O. ofticers for this Secrelary Q wx in past year are pictured. . Our Executive Council, pictured below, consists of these g T L Q WN A .1 officers, the captains of the marshal squads, and the Arista ,l leaders. All important planning and procedure problems are Z . ' ' straightened out by this small and efficient group. l l The Student Council has as its members the presidents of ll '-, , ,,, ,xr the home rooms. This group, the legislative organ ofthe G.O., it S lprjgnpzlcgll. on the budget and sets the policies of the Ruth Dmlessondro Vice-President EXECUTIVE COUNCIL FIRST ROW: Jan Beckman Beverly Lunny, Ruth D'Alessandro, Merry Newman. SECOND ROW: Leonard Blumin, Thomas Selden, Mr. Michel, Gary Schwartz. KNEELING: Sue Pederson, Carol Partee. STANDING: Liz Field, Nancy Schacht, Beverly Pietraca- tella, Melanie Kruszewski, Judy Lange, Eleanor McAndrews, Ann Kain, linda lenza. NOT PIC- TURED: Ruth D'Alessandro, Mary Anne Biada. Our cheerleaders demonstrate their pep, loyalty, and talent at football and basket- ball games. We have good reason to be proud of the cheerleaders, as they have held the title of Staten Island Champions for three out of the past four years. This year's squad is led by Captain Sue Pederson and Co-captain Carol Partee. Its UHEERLEfUEHS KNEELING: Mr. Wilhelm, Co- coptain Valerie Stratton, Captain Marta Rella, faculty adviser Miss Friedenberg. STANDING: Mary Ann Olivieri, Phyllis Ricciardi, linda Starlin, Nancy Blomstrom, Barbara Silvestri, Ann Barbarino, Karla Flail, Susan Coburn, Virginia Palumbo. A new addition to the cheering section this year is the spirited corps of maiorettes. Their precision and sparkle have made them favorites not only at games but also at many school productions. Inspiring the girls as they whirl and spin through their routines are Mr. Wilhelm and his orchestra. Miss Friedenberg serves as their adviser. AJUHETTEU SEATED: Arthur Berger, Lorraine O'Neal, Richard Pierce, Jesse Lip- con, Lizabeth Ginnis, Felice Fischer, Susan Rosen, Bill Sargent, Robert Osborn, Jerry lacavelli, Kenneth Schoen, Doris Robinson. STAND- ING: Kenneth Wagner, Michael Berman, Chuck Miller, Warren Otto, Gary Hall, Elliot Ross, Joseph Manzo, Carmine Bilotti, Robert Wagner, Mr. Wilhelm. ON STAGE: Lawrence Belligiere, Dennis Ship- ,,, man, Victor Panzella. Prominent among the many high-spirited and talented groups here at Curtis is the football band. Under the direction of Mr. Wilhelm, the members of the band demonstrate their musical talents at all of our football games. These skilled musicians arouse the school spirit of every Curtisite and help lead our team to victory with their inspiring melodies. FUUTB LL ISANII FIRST ROW: Arline Altio, Carol Moller, Tara Trentalange, Sally Cafaro, Rosalie Donnelly, Jane Draghi, Midg Hulnick, Sue Smiles, Anna Torretta. SECOND ROW: Josephine Rucinski, Karen Ander- son, Alice Ucelli, Nancy Welter, Sandra Grey, Mary Lew, Melinda Ferrangano, Mary Anita .Viegel- mann, Ethel Brier, Camille Di Clerico. THIRD ROW: Lee Vik, Christie Mackintosh, Joan Hanson, Marilyn Rubcich, Ann Somma, Marylyn Misawic, Lois Churchill, Pat McGowan. Along with our other featured attractions here at Curtis you can find the boosters. These girls, together with their captain, Rosalie Donnelly, and co-captains, Jane Drake and Sally Cafaro, aid our cheerleaders in the shouting and cheering to lead our basket- ball and football teams to victory, ISIIUQTEIHS UHCI FIRST ROW: Monika Schlaegel, Lorraine O'Neal, Felice Fischer, Lizabeth Ginnis, Carol Small, Susan Rosen, Joan Talbot, Anita Sigel, Roberta Bleimon, Suzanne Gassner, Ann Robertson, Henry Purow, Michael Berman, Charles Small. SECOND ROW: Suzanne Davis, Arthur Berger, Jesse Lipcon, Richard Pierce, Phyllis Schiano, Sonia Kosow, Every day during the eighth period the Curtis orchestra can be heard diligently rehearsing under the able direction of Mr. George Wilhelm. Any pupil will agree that the orchestra has made every assembly more enjoyable. During the Christmas season, the orchestra plays a vital part in the Christmas show. But that is only the beginning because with the co-operation of the chorus the members bring cheer to all by playing Christmas music through the halls. The orchestra is active during the spring term also. The Annual Spring Concert is fast becoming a tradition. Mr. Wilhelm TH Doris Robinson, Florence Buschke, William Sargent, Robert Osborn, Carmine Bllottl Jerry lacovelll Robert Bertler THIRD ROW: Lawrence Belligiere, Vincent Masten, Kenneth Schoen, Kenneth Wagner Robert Wagner Chuck Miller, Warren Otto, Gary Hall, Mr, Wilhelm, Joseph Manzo, Elliott Ross, Arthur Nutt: Richard Fauber James Morallo, Richard Bodaness, Dennis Shipman. UHUIEU ' The chorus, under the direction of Miss Ericksen, presents each year a traditional Christmas program and a Spring Concert Chorus as a subject is included in the curriculum and mem bers now receive scholastic credit. Newcomers are welcome FIRST ROW: Natalie Loginov, Brenda Lahr, Brenda Carter, Caren Dopp, Miss Ericksen, Rita Caroline Pilkey, Sheila Biorge, Sandra John- sen, Ellen Cavanaugh, Carol Parry. SECOND ROW: Thomas Selden, Betty Ann Dinger, Jan Sperre, Flower Reigi, Janet Waldman, Judy Tricarico, Margaret Ohleth, Zelda Krane, Hannah Kaufman, Barbara Jo Francis, Geraldine Oliva, Nancy Bash, James Carter. THIRD ROW: Diane Walsh, Dolores Lott, Hugh Brown, Gerard Magli- occa, Patricia Parry, Eleina Logi- nov, Karen Heath, Gale Hunnicutt, Julia Doherty, Louise Vetere, Doris Robinson, Virginia Giles. ...A .4,,,,1 U T 5- - -31' V , vX.'-1 Uwrfff-1-7-F'-2 f- N-qf'T ' W-, -'gk wg . x ' - H+ 1- -- , , . - . W X.. xr a I I X,', , .7,,.,... -. .Ni-. .:x,.'L .Xb , ' , , , . , .,,-t I :,, .:-V. f .k ,. , -'11 ,f -,,,,....?,.. Q. . -i , f ,' ...,f.1 ., , , ' - ',,' . - X V . .7 ,,-:J Z . x X ' N, ' xi. K . ' ' ' A --,.5.....,-5.-.'. l',-..: ' ' W ' Y x,g, , v Y V . ,A-,-,. I, X, , - H - f - . -2 3- A -f'f,6FZa.gf::+:f--.5'f--gff ' ' ' ' V ' ' ' lik . ' , -nan. Y V-, ,K .T... - Jigs Q A lt '11, 1 - - qf - s 1. f ,,......-i -1 N 1--X ' itil-s' ' if H... V' ..' --- ---- ' Y' ' . 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Many students find it worth their while to work in one or another of the various offices scattered throughout the school. On the main floor can be found the clerical offices which include the working quarters of the administration, the grade advisers, the college adviser, and the attendance co- ordinator. Moving upstairs, one finds the English office, occupied by Mr. Seitzman and his workers. Ascending to the next level, one sees an abun- dance of offices sandwiched between classrooms. Miss Caccamo presides over the ever-busy Social Studies office. The fast-moving Business Education office is headed by Mr. Neinstein. Miss Richter directs the Math squad, operating out of a barely noticeable cubbyhole numbered 358. Leaving the third floor and climbing still higher, one discovers the Modern Language office hidden in a remote spot on the fourth floor. Mr. Raichle supervises the work in this retreat. All of the aforementioned members of the faculty are heads of their respec- tive departments. What do the students that work in an office do? Their iobs vary from operating a switchboard, typing, filing, or stenciling, to carrying books, mimeographing, running errands or setting up a movie proiector. Amid test tubes and microscope slides many stu- dents, working in the science labs, find their labors both interesting and rewarding. In the bio. and chem. laboratories, they prepare experiments, set up class demonstrations, show movies, and do odd iobs such as cleaning test tubes, feeding rabbits, and preparing carbon dioxide. Much work on the part of the student body goes into the presentation of our weekly assemblies. The Student Assembly Program Planning Commit- tee, more widely known as SAPPC, plans and polishes the weekly routines. At 9:30 every Wednesday morning, while the band plays dili- gently, ten senior boys with red arm bands care- fully guide about 600 students to their seats. As the music fades into a rhythmic drum beat, the color guard marches proudly up the center aisle bearing the Stars and Stripes. Following the open- ing ceremonies, the stage crew does its part by rearranging the chairs and mikes, adapting the set to the program of the day. In the supply room on the wall opposite the entrance, there hangs a newspaper with the head- line, Supply Room Strikes: Faculty Panics. Though it is meant to be humorous, the mock headline accents an astonishing fact. A well-co-ordinated team of six boys, supervised by Mr. Rice, controls the life-line of the school, distributing such necessi- ties as paper, chalk, erasers, typewriter ribbons, rubber bands, stencils and paper clips. Another small but important group of students can be found working every morning during regis- ter period in the G.O. Store. Besides selling school supplies such as looseleaf paper, pens, book covers and review books, the students have to take inven- tory, order supplies, and keep the store. An important function of education is the incul- cation of the habit of reading. Fortunately, we have at Curtis a well-stocked library where students are able to slake their thirst for printed matter. Librarians Miss Bamber and Mrs. Patton are always ready to assist the confused or stymied reader, and a squad of about thirty pupils is busy through- out the day helping to keep the library running smoothly. In any society there are rules and laws that have to be obeyed, and consequently, there are people whose iob it is to enforce these regulations. Here at Curtis we have a similar situation, our marshals serve as policemen. The lunchroom marshals are responsible for maintaining sanitary conditions in the cafeterias. The post marshals keep the halls orderly during class, the traffic marshals try to ease the situation that occurs when the period bell rings. Also included in this section are seniors who are participating in the Co-operative Education pro- gram under the direction of Mr. Rotman. Through this program they attend school and work at a full time job, on alternate weeks. Curtis, of all Staten Island high schools, is unique in offering this plan which fosters co-operation between the worlds of business and education. The Yearbook would like to commend these un- sung heroes who tirelessly work in our school's offices and on various squads, and extend to them a special expression of thanks. ULEIHIUAL OFFICES l X FIRST ROW: Ethel Doudine, Karen Anderson, Rosalie Donnelly, Ellen Rosonoff, William Weisser, lloyd Schutzman, David Learned, Midg Hulnick, Arlene Toder, Suzanne Gassner, Nancy Tonachel, Lois Talbot. SECOND ROW: Theresa Dunbar, Philomena Barone, Barbara Walsh, Carol Hunsdorfer, Josephine Baibi, Ann Barbarino, Theresa D'Elia, Mary Ellen Smith, Rhoda Rahn. THIRD ROW: .loan Hanson, Betty Ann Dinger, Monika Schlaegel, Caroline Castellano, Margaret Visnosky, Anna Stampley. - X Q FROM BOTTOM TO TOP: Bill Siegler, Roger Poeppel, David learned, Robert Epstein, Stanley Wetschler, Melvin Pisetzner, Jeffrey Bash, Gary P. Schwartz, Gerald Schwartzh Lloyd Schutzmcn, Michael Brennan. li UPPLY H00 I M SEATED: Stanley Wetschler, Mr. Rice, Gerald Schwartz. STANDING: Howard Baker, Fred Robinson, Ralph Bow William Hudgins. G. U. 'TUNE ,f f X .-v Y x X X gk ' 'E Sheila Biorge, Robert Christiansen, Jerry Lazer, Mr. Rovman. ,J 1 SUIE UE L BOB TURY KNEELING: Jay Duhl, Diane Walsh, Cathy Berzin, Charlotte Gollubier, Geraldine Oliva, Barbara Rasenshein, Roberta Blomin, Carole Bernstein, Marguerite Kingston, Diane Rovner. FIRST ROW: Kenneth Schoen, Eileen Sheridan, Denise Porcell, Everett Knox, Mike Brennan, Lucille Massa, Patricia Sullivan, Nancy Tonachel, Virginia Hamilton, Elayne Kaplan. SECOND ROW: Lee Vik, William Knutsen, Leon Selman, Joan Zimmerman, Barbara Waite, George Neubert, Martina Reinhardt, Sandra Larsen, Jo Ellen Pierce, Henry Purow, Robert Lurie. THIRD ROW: Richard Bodaness, Michael Berman, George Hartmann, Roger Nelson, Edward Doxey, Mr. Ryan, Mr. Stannarcl, Frank Garnbaro, Gene McCourt, Jon Levy, Adolf Pagliarulo, Roger Poeppel. E HLISH UFFICE FIRST ROW: lsadora Borland, Phyllis Ricciardi, Ellen Rausen, Fredda Seidenbaum, Maxine Amtzis, Nina HoHman, Mr. Seitzman, Ruth Koolkin, Linda Gottlieb, Evelyn Fleischman, Mary Alice Thornton, Phyllis Michaels, Lois Talbot. SECOND ROW: Melvin Pisetzner, Jellrey Bash, Robert Rabinowitz, Richard Sandberg, Stephen Stein, Robert DeMasi, Robert Einziger, Gerald Mendel, Ezra Levine, Robert Lurie. 'l'HlRD ROW: Robert Grave, Dennis Suskind, Arthur Lederhandler, Edward Doxey, Thomas Hynes, Robert O'Cannell, Steven Geller. fx L UUIAL STllllIlE.' FIRST ROW: Herbefl Levy, Jay Scheikowilz, Beverly Pieiracmello, Judy Cohen, Efrem Sigel, Leslie Greene, Carolyn Keiser, Charles Lehrhaupf. SECOND ROW: Arlhur Sher, Vincent Baldnssuno, Marlin Arenofsky, George Hurvnmnn, Roger Nelson, Donald Kugil, Jeffrey Bush, Edward Torrone, Daniel Driscoll, Richard Ricci, John Pcllodino. LANGU ISE SEATED: Barbara Siegler, Eleina Loginov, Nancy Toncchel, Carol Lehrhaupv, Eliunu Pearse. STANDING: Kennelh Schoen, Robert Johnson, Bruce Frimet, Mr. Rclchle, George Hartman, Roberl DeMosi. llllfl ESI' EIIIICATIU Cf V Q1 i. x x 1 4 Ns SEATED: Liz Field, Yvette Silver, Mr. Neinstein, Judy Lange, Christie Mackintosh. STANDING: Robert Caplan, lloyd Schutzman, Robert Rabinowitz, Annette Maratta, Mary Ann Olivieri, Gerald Kissel, William Weisser. gg, xi v nh Y 'F S X I 9 5 FIRST ROW: Lois Mushnick, Diane Miller, Mrs. Pattan, Miss Bomber, Ethel Brier, Mary Ellen Cody. SECOND ROW: Paul Feuerstein, Carmin Ferragamo, Sandra Larsen, Felice Fischer, Melinda Tantletf, Pat Fuchs, Sally Hour, Anne Bisci, Phyllis Azzara, George Hartmann. THIRD ROW: Gerald Mendel, Diane Walsh, Janet Van Name, Marguerite Kingston, Vivian Sesto, Evelyn Welch, Arlene Froyen, Richard Ricotta, Robert Johnson. MTH 421: S-7 t. SEATED: Marilyn Rubcich, Jane! Ackerly, Miss Richter, Gayle Pueschel, Janice Churchill. STANDING: Gloria La Manna, Louise Cicafello, Henry Purow, William Knuisen, Leonard Blumin, Richard Grefl, Carole Bernstein. UU-UP EDUC TIU FIRST ROW: linda Siarlin, Lila lewis, Lucy Zakian, Joanne Nicolra, Joyce MacConnell, Annemarie Come, Suzanne Berliner, Roberta Kersh. SECOND ROW: Lillian Greeley, Karin OBedell, Carole Kanowicz, Robin Giniris, Mr Rolman, Myrlle Howell, Howard Gelman, Paul Spencer, Robert Hauptman. MAP. 'HAL' as SEATED: Thomas Selden, Mrs. Speighf, Gary P. Schwcxrfz. STANDING: Gerald Scllwurfl, Michael Brennan, Murphy, Jay Westermeier, Richard Seaberg, Thomas Everson, Gerald Mendel. VULUIE llUAP1ll I 1 .5 . if G R. - 4' X Henry Alice Ucelli, Nancy Weller, Carol Jung, Colelfe Wolfe, K- 7: :B 9 ,X ill i 632 ,qnrrrga NN' THE THE ARTS ,W -4. I m ff -.- Y X , ' f fi A X X ii' 'J' in-' f f xl. . , ' il iii!!! afwexiifx jj! , Phil, .Mi 5 in T ' i EA iifmgwert-Ja. llItA!VlATICf FIRST ROW: Bernard Peruso, Betty Ann Dinger, Bill Siegler, Doris Robinson, Betty Aberlin, Mr. Quinn, Monika Schlaegel, Virginia Caspari, Carolyn Elia, Elaine Keiser, Tara Trentalange. SECOND ROW: Lucy Sander, LaVerne Losey, Midg Hulnick, Sue Pederson, Joan Hanson, Patricia Dunigan, Janet Lyon, Dyanne Anderson, The Curtis Players, under the direction of Mr. Robert Quinn, have given us many hours of bril- liant theatre. The Cat and the Canary and Arsenic and Old Lace have been their most recent major offer- ings. The semi-annual O.D. Clarke dramatic con- Flora Brooks, Theresa Dunbar, Phyllis Harrell, Leon Selman. THIRD ROW: Robert Rabinowitz, Robert Epstein, Thomas McCarthy, Stanley Wetschler, Robert O'Connell, John Haeberlein, Dudley Thompson, Anthony Randazzo, Jeffrey Bash, Charles Agar, Thomas Selden, James Smith, Michael Brennan. tests are exciting highlights of each term's assembly schedule. Betty Aberlin, Doris Robinson, Annette Marotto and Bill Hudgins have led the Players in their always admirable eltorts to make good theatre o live part of our educational experience. fAl'I'lI KNEELING: Ellen Rausen, Estelle Levine. SITTING: Elayne Kaplan, Marta Rella, Margery Lindner, Phyllis Michaels, Mary Ann Yorysh, Caren Goretsky, Mrs. Trefousse. STANDING: Christine Rella,Michael Berman, Herbert Levy, Howard Baker. One of the outstanding organizations in Curtis is the Student Assembly Program Planning Committee. On Thursday afternoons, under the guidance of Mrs. Trefousse, the committee meets to discuss the plans for the weekly assemblies and clear up any problems that arise. During the week sub-committees meet to work on scripts and dialogues for the various programs. IT GE UIREVV KNEELING: Roger Poeppel, Norman Johnson, Roger Nelson, James Carter, David Learned. STANDING: David Levy, Mr. Mudgett, Adolf Pagliarulo, Ben Spinelli, James Reeves, Gary Gans, Steven Weinstein. The stage crew is a team of about a dozen boys who work under the direction of Mr. Richard Mudgett, who is assisted by the stage manager. They all labor voliantly to solve whatever sound, lighting and scenery problems arise in the presentation of assem- blies and school productions such as the senior play. s Q.. 'QPF'-1.5 F S 'AN .J L I fi ., ,N ff Ago., .. f. Q L, 4. .ny +, --z,.1P g',1x ' WR x Q .va - - V x.J.3x.'4 X '-Rr-LA s P U RT XY, TOP ROW: R. Gebhardt, Asst. Mgr. R. Wallace, T. Jones, M. Rubio, H. Shea, F. Fernandez, V. Riccardella, R. Dowling, Mgr. THIRD ROW: J. Manzo, D. Kamman, R. Ratkowski, J. O'Neill, K. Carroll, T. Gibbons, R. Pickell, Wm. Burkey, R. Corsale. SECOND ROW: Coach A. Barberi, J. Warren, M. Cannizzaro, J. Bouma, M. Kehoe, Capt. J. Pietracatella, C. Nobriga, J. Knubbert, C. Maniscalco, Asst. Coach J. Hurley. BOTTOM ROW: V. Moramoraco, F. Ferro, L. Ander- son, J. Barone, P. Bonamo, M. Scotto. Absent: R. Romagnola. It was a long season for Coach Andy Barberi and his White Warriors of the gridiron. Facing possibly the roughest schedule in the entire city, Curtis finished with a record of no wins, six losses, and one tie. However, many things must be taken into consideration which did not show on the scoreboard. Out of the seven teams played, no less than four of them were top football powers in New York City. Our one tie was a tremendous upset with Lafayette High School. This 14-14 game was not easy by any means. With less than three minutes left in the game Curtis, led by Captain John Pietracatella, held their opponents on the three yard line for four downs to preserve their great moral victory. This effort was followed by another top performance against the number one team in the city. Undefeated Stuyvesant seemed to be on their way to an easy victory as they piled up a 22-8 halftime lead. But, typical of the spirit that Coach Barberi and his staff put into their squad, Curtis fought back in the second half to score more points against this team than ever before this year in their 36-22 loss. The famed Turkey Day classic with New Dorp approached. The team worked vary hard to prepare for this game, but all was in vain. Captain Pietrocatella, who excelled throughout the game by making key blocks and devastating tackles, was chosen as Curtis's Most Valuable Player. With many fine lower termers returning, it is a Wait until next year cry on the gridiron. Coach Barberi, Captain Pietracatella The Curtis High School Warriors, coached by Mr. Bert Levinson, former Curtis cager star, defended the P.S.A.L. championship title which they gained last season. Starting with the initial contest of this current series, the Red and White tallied five consecutive wins. But when the cagers returned to the court for the first contests of the new year, they were defeated by Port Richmond and lost a squeaker to New Dorp. Seniors Ray Ratkowski, captain and returning letterman, KNEELING Larr And n R d R tk k' Al L d STANDIN l Kevin Carroll, and Tom Burrell, a newcomer, have been clearing the boards for the Warriors. Returning junior lettermen Jack Tracy and Frank Fernandez have displayed excellent form in man- aging backcourt affairs, while 6'2 Vin DePeppo has worked in the pivot slot. At midseason the squad had great hopes of regaining a leading position in the Island league, and returning to Madison Square Garden for B the annual playoffs. : y erso , aymon a ows I, u wig. G: Jerry Nachison, Frank Fernandez, Kevin Carroll, Vincent DePeppo, Mr. Levinson, Thomas Burrell, .lack O'Neill, Jack Tracy, Stanley Wetschler. l L 1 i L xi 1 FIRST ROW: Robert Clark, Lloyd Boiune, Richard Halama, Steve Dodds, Fred De Sio, John McDonald. SECOND ROW: Everett Knox, Stan Rubenstein, Douglas Doxey, Lanning Gans, Jay Cooper, Robert Mamazza, Alun Poritz. THIRD ROW: Thomas McCarthy, Lewis Mandell, Bill Mohan, Bob Follit, Thomas Bell, Charles Small, Roger Cuyar. FOURTH ROW: Jerry Lozar, Ronnie MacLachlan, Fred Brandkamp, Robert Greve, Dave Winrock, Bill Siegler, Bill Hudgins. Once again the Curtis High School swimming team put in another fine season, winning a ma- jority of their meets although hindered by having to travel to eight of these contests. The veterans of the team, reinforced by some newcomers, made a winning squad possible. I L Returning as seniors this year are Captain Roger Cuyarg the breast stroke duo of Bob Greve and Bill Siegler, long distance man, Ronald MacLachlan, back stroke ace, Dove Winrock, sprinters, Bill Mohan, Tom Bell, and Tom Mc- Carthy. Coach Richard Mudgett's Curtis tennis M team for 1959, built around five letter men, Robert Rabinowitz, Jay Westermeier, Sonny Finkelstein, Bruce Struthers and Lloyd Schutzman, has every hope of sur- passing its record for 1958. New material is good and spirit is high. Newcomers in- clude Lewis Mandell, Bob Follit, Irv Farber, Efrem Sigel, Harold Alexander and Tommy Altman. Last year the team had an overall rec- ord of nine wins out of fourteen matches. This year's team should be even stronger and is looking forward to not only a clean sweep on Staten Island but also a good showing in the city. FRONT: Jay Westermeier, Robert Rabinowitz. SEATED: l Lloyd Schutzman, Julian Finkelstein, Bruce Struthers. STANDING: Jesse Lipcon, Lewis Mandell, Robert Follit, Mr. Mudgett, Irving Farber, Rudolf AITEIOFT, Efrem Sigel, Thomas Altmann. O ' . -C ., :BWV - is Q S . RT xl 77 x sa '1 I ' ' 293 1 Tis liste? as-1' on Q f aww if 1 gxxnrl I mils' mari ews cans mans 'iam mlm milfs i ' inn r i . xy y .um , L - by y S I gf' X, M. Q M' es. 4 gf- FIRST ROW: Clifford Dykes, Gerald Schwartz, Gary P. Schwartz, Michael Brennan, Lean Selman, William C. Johnes, Jack Lulley. SECOND ROW: Mr. Christiansen, Joseph Gates, Hank Murphy, Gene McCourt, Larry Edelman, Robert Christianson, Richard Sigman, Thomas Everson. THIRD ROW: Gary Elia, Donald Mohrmann, Paul Roberts, Jeffrey Bash, Harold Knutsen, John Ulrich, William Keene, Thomas Selden, Barry Kessler, The Curtis High School cross country team completed a highly successful sea- son. The team, ably coached by Mr. Christianson and captained by Hank Murphy, placed well in all the interscho- lastic runs at both Van Cortlandt Park and Clove Lakes. The highlight of the season was the New York Public School Champi- onship run in which Curtis finished fourth in a group of thirty-six schools. The top individual effort of the season was turned in by Larry Edelman who finished first in the Staten Island Public School Championship at Clove Lakes Park held last autumn. The Curtis track team also made a fine showing in all the New York City track meets. The team was paced by sprinters Mike Brennan, Gerald Schwartz, Gary Schwartz, Harold Knudsen, Hank Murphy, and John Lilley. Leon Selman and Larry Edelman led the distance runners. fx I fi 3 I 0 ,J ii . . f 1 1 L. .1 f' ' . If 1 -V , I fl? Al- It U Theodore Poritz, Arthur Lederhandler, Frank Gambaro, Co-captain, Mr. Ryan, Edward Doxey, Co-captain, Lloyd I' Schutzman, Bruce Frimet. The Curtis High School bowling team fought its way against strong opposition to a tie for the Staten Island P.S.A.L. bowling championship. Sparkecl by three returning lettermen, Bruce Frimet, Ed Doxy and Frank Gambaro, and aided by newcomers Ted Poritz, and Lloyd Schutzman, Mr. Ryan had hopes of taking the Island champj- onship and almost accomplished his aim. Next year, because two of this year's team will be returning, Coach Ryan hopes to have a city championship team. il 1 I KNEELING: Robert DeMasi, Co-captain, Valerio Bruno, Captain, Robert Myers, Co-captain. SEATED: Thomas Selden, J h N' t N n J hn Ni I1 I Iti St I R I R' h d Gr Ft. STANDING: E ene Mosiello OSBP ICO YO, OYYTICJ 0 son, C 0 US 5 HES, an EY DSS er, IC Cl' 9 Ug y Lanning Gans, Parris Zell, James Carter, Martin Frozier, Allan Noble, Herbert Schuttler, Gary V. Crom, Joseph Graft. The soccer team of Curtis High School finished the 1958 P.S.A.L. season with a one and eleven record. Under the direction of Mr. Krongold it gave a satisfactory accounting of itself. Everyone concerned with soccer at Curtis is optimistic about the future. This year's team began as an inexperienced but hard working group and by the end of the season it was a highly co-ordinated and successful unit. All but four of the starting team will be back next year and this more experienced squad should turn in a good record. li .lerry Lazar, Captain, George S, Johnson, Charles Agar, Stan Stearin, Bob Hanley. The golf team, coached by Mr. Gaffney, has made an excellent record during the past years, consistently winning the Staten Island P.S.A.L. crown. The competition for the city championship is more rugged but Curtis has fared well, reach- ing the finals every time for the last thirteen years. Last year, for the first time since 1955, our divot- diggers came through and we won the city title, defeating our arch-rival, Bayside. Coach Gaffney has high hopes for the coming season. Returning lettermen Captain Jerry Lazar and Fred Brandkamp will lead the team in its bid to defend the title. Many hopeful devotees of the sport will be competing in their effort to cap- ture the remaining three starting positions. Mr. Gaffney U ws .ff wi Q, 3 3 Q11-ui E ff?'Rr- Q nf' 1 fans? wx 5 ,. U FIRST ROW: Anna Iannone, Rita Pilkey, I Virginia Wright, Miss Friedenberg, Helen Galante, Anne Sussman, Roberta T C I P I D' C t I K Tucks. SECOND ROW: Janet Trettau, Diane Jacey, Elaine ribiano, arc oevoy, :anne oreyou, aren Hartmann, Sharon Amon. THIRD ROW: Diane Walsh, Marguerite Kingston, June Frame, Joan Musinski. On Tuesday afternoons a multitude of girls garbed in gym suits gathers in the gym for the weekly sessions of the Volleyball Club. Teams consisting of eight or nine players compete in tournaments. The girls work hard trying to keep that ball from bouncing on their halt of the court! Every Tuesday after the eighth period a group of girls under the direction of Miss Y Ripley gathers in the swimming pool. There, adorned in stylish bathing creations of red L for beginners, blue for intermediate mermaids, and green for experts, each girl has fun as she works to try to win her silver pin. FIRST ROW: Carol Squier, Marie DePeppo, Marylyn Misawic, Carol Hunsdorfer, Sue Smiles, Ann Torretta, Helen Stampley, Susan Ann Smith. SECOND ROW: Sheila Biorge, Carolyn Ahlers, Mary Ellen Carroll, Lynne Schmeiser, Kathleen Skeele, Lynne Braisted, Kathy Fender, Carolyn Cherasky, Eileen Biery, Camille DiCIerico. THIRD ROW: Diane Walsh, Gladys Burger, Jan Sperre, June Frame, Marguerite Kingston, Minnie Montalbano, Edith Nedwidek, Carol Jung, Janice Churchill, Janet Hovland. FIRST ROW: Frances Allan, Bonnie Kennedy, Ulrike Moelders, Pat MacConnell, Miss Martin, Miss Wong, Denise Nazler Helen Galante Vir inia Hamilton, Shirley Selmon Ruth Brower. SECOND ROW: Claudia Collins, Phyllis r I Q 1 Wheeler, Pat McGowan, Marylyn Misawic, Betty Kuhn, Anna la June Lailoy, Patricia MacNeill, Annie Lacewell, Virginia Wrigh Hanson, June Frame, Marguerite Kingston, Marion Andrews, Barbara-Jo Francis, Carol Small, Mary McGowan, Dianne Cortel There are two girls' basketball clubs in Curtis. The members learn the fundamentals and finer points of the game under the direc- tion of Miss Martin and Miss Wong. The upper term club is for older girls who nnone, Joan Musinski, Felice Fischer, Marie Slomski, t, Laura Kennedy, Lois Garner. THIRD ROW: Joan Sandra Larsen, JoEIlen Pierce, Diana Rc-gr-nthal, you, Lorraine O'Neal, Judith Pickell, Carla Johnson, want to learn the game, play it, and improve their technique. Tournaments are held and the outstanding players can earn letters and awards., Competition is keen and a good time is had by all. It II KNEELING: Bonnie Kennedy, Gayle Pueschel, Carol Stepczuk, Jo Ellen Pierce, Judy Walsh, Laurel Tvedt, Merrilee Dick, Lynn Hansen. FIRST ROW: Karen Hartmann, Sharon Amon, Helen Galante, Alexis Crowdell, Dolores Indek, Miss Mather, Joan Talbot, Anita Sigel, Beverly Bandy, Eleanor Lynch, Fran Weingarten. SECOND ROW: Virginia Wright, Suzanne Seeley, Diedra Pueschel, Bonnie Briggior, Gloria Skeele, Anne Robertson, Deanne Furio, Judith Pickell, Judy Lower, Sarah Farber, Fredda Seidenbaum, Jenny Fasulo, Ulrike Moelders, Patrica MacConnelI. THIRD ROW: Carol Pedersen, Susan Johnsen, Sandra Larsen, Colette Wolfe, Carol Small, Felice Fischer, Dianne Cortelyou, Lorraine O'Neal, Janet Yorkston, Brenda Lahr, Kathy Walsh, Carol Silvestri. This year the girls' Badminton Club met weekly after the eighth period. Under the direction of Miss Mather, the faculty adviser, the girls, armed with shuttle- cocks, nets, and racquets, assembled in the gym to learn the skills of the game. After they had practiced several weeks and had done their best to perfect their tech- niques, a tournament was held. The winning team was given credit toward a Block C. ll Q erwgw A iimf X ww 1 ANOTN8 C Zvwwf I I Q 1066 Q 'Y' ffl E L M W MJUUB' M P ' if A 53? .V ' 'ff 4 Q , , Ae,.,, nk F I MTWMQSSQ afiaylog mum S : if W XX Q U , Q vi ' Q ilk 32 E I , 1 ag FN D j 'gg f .T I ' llfllff ' 9 1 fx if L TW i 5 i W rx Nw jr U Zed? H H if 1 E 7 4? 4: ' , ra , 52, jmfgf' I X 'X , Q iss! 2 I 1 ,, ,, 1 In . ' I E U ' 5'-Lf! 1 , ah sv , 'Q' WJ! f CLUB BIOLOGY HU UH UCIETY X 'P X FIRST ROW: Susan Sorala, Marta Rella, Suzanne Gassner, Ethel Doudine, Thomas Selden, Annette Marotta, Midg Hulnick, Nancy Tonachel, Lois Talbot, Elaine Keiser. SECOND ROW: Michael Brennan, Monika Schlaegel, Merry Newman, Kathleen Skeele, Carol Hunsdorfer, Lynne Braisted, Patricia McGowan, Rhoda With Mr. Goldin at its helm as faculty adviser, the Biology Honor Society held monthly meetings this year. B. H. S. is one of the oldest organizations at Curtis. Originally started under the leadership of Miss Blondel, a former chairman, Mr. Goldin became its faculty adviser in 1944. This organi- zation is unique in that its meetings are held at night. Membership is selective: only students who have received a ninety percent average or better for two terms of biology and submit a project Rahn, Barbara Barack, Ellen White, Mary Ellen Smith, Jean Leonard. THIRD ROW: Jay Westermeier, Melvin Pisetzner, George Hartmann, Stanley Wetschler, Otto Johnston, Carl Krieg, William Knutsen, Leon Selman, William Weisser, Gary P. Schwartz, David learned, Robert Epstein, Gerald Schwartz. are entitled to ioin. The purpose of the Biology Honor Society is to enable students who have an interest in biology to increase their knowledge in that field. For this purpose, guest speakers are invited to address the group, and tield trips and other ac- tivities are planned. The olticers for the fall term were Thomas Selden, president, Arthur Berger, vice-president, Annette Marotta, treasurer, and Ethel Doudine, secretary. FIRST ROW: Roger Poeppel, Bar- bara Waite, Efrem Sigel, Miss Cohen, Suzanne Gassner, William Weisser, Joan Zimmerman. SEC- OND ROW: I.arry Hardin, Robert Johnson, Peter Nikander, James Jasinski, lloyd Eriksen, Arthur lehrhaupt, Henry Purow, Michael Berman. The purpose of the Mathematics Club is to enable club members to acquaint them- selves with the many practical applications of the fundamentals of mathematics learned in the classroom. The faculty adviser is Miss Cohen. Members learn to use the slide rule, and solve problems of a complex nature. They have enlightening discussions during club meetings. MATH CLUB FIRST ROW: Joan Zimmerman, Roger Poeppel, Adolf Pagliarulo, Jon Levy. SECOND ROW: Barbara Waite, Arthur Lehrhaupt, Jeffrey Bash, Ted Perkins, Lewis Mandell, Henry Purow, Charles Lehrhaupf. The Physical Science Club is organized for students interested in the physical aspects of our scientific world. The arrival of the Sputniks and our recent achievements in moon rocketry have increased the membership of this comparatively new club. Members have a chance to voice their opinions and also give demonstrations under the supervision of a member of the science department. l'HY.'lC .'ClE CE ULLITIS FIRST ROW: lilabeth Ginnis, Geraldine Oliva, Mr, John Pardo, Sharon Cohen, Bette Caplan. SEC- OND ROW: Ruth Kaner, William Sesto, Jerome AlBert, Ernest Pru- den, Robert Kaplan, David Salter, Robert Mofsenson. To help the students who study Spanish at Curtis to understand and know more about the language and customs of Spanish speaking countries, the Curtis Spanish Club meets each Thursday under the apt direction of Mr. Pardo. Activities this year included a Spanish newspaper, a trip to the city, and 'choral work. LUL UU UUI TAIIUHIL LE UEPICLE FRANQAI Under Miss Grannis' supervision, the French Club meets twice a month. Devoted to increasing our understanding and appreciation of the French language and customs, this club publishes the French newspaper La Petite Voix, an outstanding student pub- lication. At meetings, films are occasionally shown, lively discussions are held, and trips to the city are planned. FIRST ROW: Alexis Crowdell, Diane Miller, Sandra Roth, Susan Farr, Ernest Pruden, Betty Kuhn, Paula Blumin, Nancy Fabregas, Mary Fusco. SECOND ROW: Char- lotte Gollubier, Colette Wolfe, Ingrid Nylander, Arlene Toder, Sue Pederson, Tara Trentalange, Lesley Glatzer. THIRD ROW: Jean Leonard, Margaret Culligan, Marian Forman, James Glorioso, Kay Barron, Marta Rella, Betty Aberlin. FIRST ROW: Katharina Lueder, Janet Yorkston, Gisela Weinreich, Mr. Loan, Otto Johnston, Monika Schloegel, Barbara Himan, Sandra Johnsen, Jean Maibauer, Fran Weingarten. SECOND ROW: Lynne Schmeiser, lilabeth Ginnis, Gayle Pueschel, Aletta Kipp, Suzanne Seeley, Irene Schroeder, Carol Jung, Virginia Giles, Al Stem, Stanley Bishop. THIRD ROW: Stan- ley Wetschler, Steven Katz, John Hicks, Robert Greve, Peter Nikon- der, Thomas McCarthy. The Deutscher Verein or German Club is an educational organization designed to bring a little of the German gemijtlichkeit to students of the language. Club meetings, held on Thursdays, prove to be interesting as well as educational because of the planning of the faculty adviser, Mr. Loan, who helps make the club the fun that it is. llEUT'UHEli EREIT lll.'CllS..'IU CLUB For interesting, informal discussions and heated debates, the Discussion Club is tops. Another fine year began under the skillful direction of Miss Magee and members elected Efrem Sigel and Herbert Levy as president and vice-president respectively. One can learn the art of public speaking by coming to 305 on a Wednesday afternoon. FIRST ROW: Susan Aronstein, Diane Miller, Phyllis Michaels, Ellen Rausen, Herbert Levy, Efrem Sigel, Roberta Bleiman, Florence Buschke. SECOND ROW. Diane Fredericks, Isadora Borland, Mar- gery Lindner, Caren Goretsky, Ellen Fleshner, Midg Hulnick, Naomi Goldwasser, Carole Bern- stein, Dolores Br son. THIRD ROW: Roger Poeppeli Jeftrey Bash, 1 Arthur lehrhaupt, Peter lipsky, Elliott Ross, Robert Gottlieb, Rob- W ert Epstein, James Glorioso, Lewis Y Kaplan, William Weisser. FIRST ROW: Brenda Carter, Mary Ellen Carroll, Glenn Johnson, Joseph Benitez, Thomas Scarpelli, Sandra Roth. SECOND ROW: Maurice Mathis, Ronald Grant, Charlotte Gollubier, William Keene, Janet Jennings, Julia Do- herty, Albert Licursi, Robert Wollins. The Art Club was re-established last term under the direction of Mr. Dieffenwirth. During the year it completed many projects, among which was making this year's beau- tiful decorations for the foyer at Christmastime. At regular meetings the members can advance in a particular artistic field such as sculpture. Curtis seems to have several budding sculptors! ABT CLUB BIOLOGY CLUB The Biology Club, after an absence of several years, returned to the Curtis scene this year. Organized by students interested in the biological sciences, the club's activities included trips to the Army laboratories in Manhattan, the Staten Island Zoo, and the U. S. Public Health Service Hospital. Of course, it dissected a frog! Mrs. Speight is the club's lively and well-liked faculty adviser. FIRST ROW: Helen Stampley, Ro- berta Bleiman, Jay Scheikowitz, Elaine Tribiano, Kathy Walsh, Mrs. Speight, Judy Walsh, Sandra Roth, Patricia Roberts, Anle Swiclr. SEC- OND ROW: Janet Jennings, Elaine Mehlworm, Carol Polevoy, Janet Trettau, Susan Farr, Cara Lazarus, Carolyn Chesaslxy, Eileen Biery, Julia Doherty, Isadora Borland, Barbara DeWaters, Charlotte Gol- lubier, Elizabeth Kelly, Judy lower. THIRD ROW: Nicholas Bal- dassano, Joseph Benitez, Ronald Grant, Glenn Johnson, Thomas Scarpelli, Raymond Keohane, Alan Baird, Robert Caplan, Everett Titus, Fred Robinson, Albert licur- si, Jay Duhl, Arthur Sher, Maurice Mathis. SEATED: Katherine Walsh, Gene McCourt, Mr. Christianson, Otto Johnston, Roger Poeppel. STAND- ING: Mariorie Gott, Janet Acker- ly, Carl Krieg, William Knutsen, Robert Greve, Harold .Haugeto, Jeffrey Bash, Robert Johnson, Thomas Selden, Norman Johnson, Phyllis Rydzefski, Barbara Burch. Worship and have a good time, is the theme behind the meetings of the Trinity Club. Under the guidance of Mr. Christianson, this club, represented here by seniors and class officers, makes arrangements for talks by various clergymen, plans to see certain movies, and holds a traditional Christmas party for students of various Protestant faiths. WM CLUB Tltl ITY CLUB Miss Mary Harron guides the Newman Club for the Catholic students of Curtis, rep- resented here by the seniors and officers. Father Navins, the club's spiritual ladviser, provides ideas and arguments to strengthen the faith of its members. The Newman Club sponsors a communion breakfast, a Christmas party and a proiect for foreign missions. SEATED: Thomas Bell, Margaret Bellafiore, Michael Brennan, Janice Churchill. STANDING: James Smith, Ann Somma, Mary Anita Viegalmann, Pat McGowan. ISUWLI C CLUB Completing its third year, the Bowling Club is one of the largest and most popular activities in Curtis. Each Tuesday afternoon, over one-hundred and fifty keglers, be- ginners and veterans alike, gather at Madalone's Bowling Center to try to master the game of the maple hardwood. Mr. Richard Ryan and Miss Barbara Pietracatella have the task of supervising and instructing the eager group. KNEELING: Gail Conroy, Maureen Mattsson, Betty Ann Dinger, Joan Sullivan. FIRST ROW: Rusty Colby, Phyllis Rivkin, Edward Doxey, Lloyd Schutzman, Mr. Ryan, Doris Witriol, Midg Hulnick, Tara Tren- talange, Carol Moller, Arlene Hoffman. SECOND ROW: Howard Gelman, George Hartmann, James Smith, Beryl Luloft, Susanne Goss- ner, Charles Agar, Theodore Po- ritz, Robert Rabinowitz, Michael Teitler, Frank Gambaro. THIRD ROW: Steven Geller, Robert Hous- man, Roger Nelson, Bruce Frimet, Joseph Woitowicz, Thomas Bell, Roger Cuyar, Elmer Jensen, Tony Randazzo, John Palladino, Matty Canniuaro, Arthur lederhandler, Carl Krieg, William Knutsen. FIRST ROW: Elliott Ross, John Foster, Ronald Grant, David Gross, lsodoro Borland, Peter Lipsky, Miss Reardon, Efrem Sigel, Jesse Lipcon, Robert Groskin, Arnold Galer. SECOND ROW: Jeffrey Michaels, Joe Hudgins, David Sager, Robert Rodgers, Robert Neubert, Jay Duhl, Ezra Levine, David Weiser, Jay Scheikowitz, Fred Robinson. THIRD ROW: Roger Poeppel, Jeffrey Bash, Gary P. Schwartz, William Weisser, Charles Small, lewis Mandell, John Hicks, Gerald Schwartz, Bill Hudgins. The Chess Club, dedicated to those stalwart denizens of the realm of silence and thought, is now in its second year and starting to make its presence known in Curtis. Stimulating matches are played among the members and against other schools. Popular Miss Reardon serves as coach and adviser. CHESS CLUB FUTURE URSES CLUR The Future Nurses Club, now in its second year, has been very valuable to many Curtis students who are considering nursing or medicine as a career by helping them to obtain a glimpse of what lies ahead. Under the supervision of Mrs. Landes, their faculty adviser, and Mrs. Talbot, the representative of the Women's Medical Auxiliary, the members have visited hospitals, schools of nursing, and museums. KNEELING: Sarah Farber, Dolores lndek, Frances Fredericks, Frances Pitlilr, Carole Detmar, Maureen Ward, Karen Stahl, Jean Mai- bauer, Joan Talbot, Anne Marie Smith. FIRST ROW: Lois Garner, Arlene Hottman, Patricia Dunigan, Virginia Giles, Mrs. Landes, Mrs. Talbot, Mary Schuttler, Mary- Ellen Smith, Jovanna Riccardella, JoAnn Terranova, Carol Silvestri. SECOND ROW: Lorraine Rumage, Carolyn Dinger, Ellen Rosanotf, Norma Holvilr, Mary Anita Viegel- mann, Carolyn Ahlers, Leslie De Forest, Betty-Anne Reilly, Mary Artemisio, Camille DiClerico, Carol Squier, Marie De Peppo. THIRD ROW: Jan Sperre, Carol Goetz, Betty Ann Dinger, Janet Van Name, Barbara Erkman, Jan Gallagher, Angelina Christiana, Barbara Bacchi, Rosemarie Bonsanti, Patri- cia McGowan, Ingrid Levinson, Carol Jung, Grace Giovanelli, Gloria Giovanelli. SEATED: Vincent Greco, Mr. Presto, Norman Johnson. STANDING: Bill Seabrooke, Leslie Hall, Chester Berman, Arthur Dodds. The Curtis ham Radio Club is operating under a dilterent format this year. The members are studying a course given by the R.C.A. Radio Institute. Next year Mr. Presto hopes to have electronic equipment donated by one or two large companies. The equipment will be used to serve as Curtis's own radio tower, operated by club members who have received their F.C.C. license. AMATEUR RADIO CLUB BUSI EDUC T10 CLUB Under the expert and lively supervision of Miss Murray, the Business Education Club has made several field trips with the avowed purpose of acquainting its members with the business world. They are fortunate to have an excellent training ground available- New York City. .l U lUlt SEATED: Victoria Zakian, Patricia Roberts, Miss Murray, Joan Kano- wicz, Barbara Edelman. STAND- ING: Louisa Rosa, Minnie Montai- bano, Barbara Breen, Mary Simin- ski, Bernadine Walsh. REU GBUS. This year, the Junior Red Cross of Curtis High School performed many services for those less fortunate than we. Volunteer work was done in hospitals and institutions. Christmas stockings were distributed to veterans, and toys were made for hospitalized children. FIRST ROW: Ellen Rosanofli, Thom- as Selden, Mary Ellen Cody. SEC- OND ROW: Alice Ucelli, Sheila Biorge, lori Kasten, Suzanne Davis. SENIUHS Ann Somma it ll ff m ., -at-mx J L, A f 9' e Y 5 Donald Schneider President Vice-President 11 Ciba A, 9 , I M' Janet Ackerly Josephine Balbi Jeftrey Bash Leonard Blumin Barbara Borack Lynne Braisted Joan Brattli Patricia Callahan Janice Churchill Louise Cicatello Joel Cohen Charles Colby Betty Ann Dinger Ethel Doudine Edward Doxey Theresa Dunbar Lawrence Edelman Carolyn Elia Robert Epstein PEHMANEN Barbara Erkman Suzanne Gassner Marjorie Gott Joan Hanson George Hartmann Harold Haugeto Barbara Himan Robert Housman Midg Hulnick Carol Hunsdorfer Robert Johnson Otto Johnston Matthew Kehoe Elaine Keiser Carl Krieg Douglas Lawson David Learned Jean Leonard Beryl Luloff CL SS Janet Ackerly Jeltrey Bash Leonard Blumin Barbara Barack Lynne Braisted Joan Brattli Carolyn Cadigan Patricia Callahan Joel Cohen Ethel Doudine Carolyn Elia Robert Epstein Suzanne Gassner Marjorie Gott Joan Hanson Harold Haugeto Barbara Himan Midg Hulnick Robert Johnson Otto Johnston Matthew Kehoe Elaine Kaiser Carl Krieg David Learned Jean Leonard Kurt Loos Merry Newman Joan Niezgodski Peter Nikander Susan Pedersen Melvin Pisetzner Roger Poeppel Rhoda Rohn Anthony Randazzo Marta Rella Donald Schneider Lloyd Schutzman Gary Schwartz Gerald Schwartz Thomas Selden Ann Somma Susan Sorola Anna Stampley Lois Talbot Arlene Toder Nancy Tonachel William Weiner Jay Westermeier Stanley Wetschler John O'NeilI INUB HULL Ronald Maclachlan Merry Newman Joan Niezgodski Peter Nikander Susan Pederson Melvin Pisetzner Roger Poeppel Susan Putnoi Rhoda Rahn Anthony Randazzo Marta Rella Phyllis Ricciardi Doris Robinson Ellen Rosanofl Marilyn Rubcich Valerie Schiefer Monika Schlaegel Donald Schneider Mary Schuttler Lloyd Schutzman Gary Schwartz Gerald Schwartz Ann Somma Susan Sarola Anna Stampley Linda Starlin Valerie Stratton Lois Talbot Arlene Toder Nancy Tonachel Edward Torrone Tara Trentalange Mary Anita Viegelman Alice Wedel William Weisser Jay Westermeier Stanley Wetschler OFFICER Mary Anne Biada Leonard Blumin Barbara Barack Joan Brattli Michael Brennan Marco Cannizzaro Janice Churchill Betty Ann Dinger Ethel Doudine Robert Epstein Suzanne Gassner Mariorie Gott Joan Hanson George Hartmann Barbara Himan Midg Hulnick Carol Hunsdorfer Carol Jung Elaine Kaiser David Learned Jean Leonard Beryl lulalf Ronald Maclachlan Thomas McCarthy Roger Nelson Merry Newman John O'Neill Susan Pederson Melvin Pisetzner Rhoda Rehn Ellen Rosanalf Donald Schneider Lloyd Schutzman Gary Schwartz Gerald Schwartz Leon Salman Beniomin Siegler Ann Somma Valerie Stratton Lois Talbot Arlene Toder William Weiaser Evelyn Welch Jay Westermeier Stanley Wetschler -X rw Joan Brattli Treasurer Secretary .-.. 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Xxx' -6 Q L si vi Q7 KJ .fx -5 One - Class Genius Seven - Best Looking Lenny Blumin Merry Newman Tora Trentalange Carmen Spagnola Two-QMost Likely to Succeed Eight-Best Dressed Don Schneider Joan Brattli Richard Romagnola Carol Partee Three-Best School Citizen Nine- Best Dancer Jack O'Neill Joan Brcrttli Carol Moller Tony Runfola Four - Class Actor Ten - Best Athlete Betty Aberlin Bill Siegler Marylyn Misawic Ray Ratkowski Five-Most Shy Eleven--Most Popular Irene Molloy Robert Johnson .lock O'Neill Bev Lunny Six-Most Talkative Twelve-Class Flirt Ronald MacLachIan Rosalie Donnell y Betty Ann Dinger Manuel Rubio gf ggi- IN S... 1 1 ,, Q V 4' Q sf - 5 4 S . ,1 Y X . fb, 2 2 pf 1 V. mix IIHHH lk Q, ,. ,Z N t L X 4 nsimonf fa-5 JANET ACKERLY 133 Dudley Avenue, 1 Honor Roll 85 Traffic Marshal 15 Lunchroom Marshal 35 Pool Marshal 25 Register Room Secretary 1, Mar- shal 15 Teacher's Secretary 35 Trinity Club 45 Business Education Club 15 Fashion Show 3. Secretary KAREN ANDERSON 165 Goodwin Avenue, 14 Honor Roll 45 Register Room Marshal 15 Teacher's Secrelary 15 English Office 25 Library Squad 15 Boosters 45 Basketball 15 Badminton 15 Prom Committee 15 G.O. Campaign 2. OSWEGO STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE BARBARA ABKINS 801 Manor Road, 14 Lunchroom Marshal 2. JOSEPNINE BALBI 161 Campbell Avenue, 10 Honor Roll 85 Post Marshal 25 Regis- ter Room President 2, Secretary 2, Treasurer 25 Teacher's Secretary 45 Softball 25 Business Education Club lg Boosters 15 G.O. Campaign 1. Receptionist JOHN ABBRUZZESE 108 Canal Street, 4 Lunchroom Marshal 25 Post Marshal 15 Pool Marshal 15 Register Room Marshal 15 Bowling 25 Bowling Team 1. College CHARLES AGAR 217 Slosson Avenue, 14 Honor Roll 65 Lunchroom Marshal 35 Post Marshal 45 Pool Marshal 25 Register Room Secretary 1, Marshal 65 Bowling Club 45 Math Club 4, Officer 15 Discussion Club 25 Golf Team 6. AMER ICAN UN IVERSITY-Lawyer BARBARA ANN BANBUR 170 Chandler Avenue, 14 Pool Marshal 15 Teacher's Secretary 25 Badminton 15 Bowling Team 15 G.O. Campaign 15 Prom Committee 1: Traffic Marshal 2. School of Nursing BETTY ABERLIN 650 Victory Boulevard, 1 Honor Roll 65 Register Room Treas- urer 15 Teacher's Secretary 55 Eng- lish Squad 45 Log, Editor 35 Mosaic 25 Arista 3, Secretary 15 SAPPC 55 Radio Workshop of Board of Educa- tion: WNYE5 French Club 4, Secre- tary 1. BENNINGTON COLLEGE DYANNE A. ANDERSON 1336 Victory Boulevard, 14 Register Room Secretary 1, Treas- urer 15 Teacher's Secretary 15 Year- book 15 Badminton, Manager 15 Bowl- ing Team 15 G.O. Campaign 15 Prom Committee 15 Mosaic 15 Fashion Show. Dramatic School fs ANTOINETTE BARBARINO 801 Manor Road, 14 Lunchroom Marshal 25 Teacher's Secretary 35 Lost and Found 15 Library Squad 25 Majorettes 45 G.O. Campaign 15 Boosters 25 Chorus 25 Basketball 25 Softball 2. Business 'Z' ELIZABETH BARBER 11 Hodges Place, 14 Teacher's Secretary 8, French Club 3, Newman Club 6, Riding Club 1, Chorus 2. Teaching JOHN BARNES 320 Glen Avenue, 1 Lunchroom Marshal 2, Register Room lltarshal 1, Newman Club 2, Bowling C ub 1. Electrical Contractor E if PATRICIA A. BARDNE 2268 Richmond Terrace, 2 Post Marshal 3, Gym Marshal 3, Register Room President 1, Marshal 1, Prom Committee 1, Fashion Show 1, Softball 1, Cheerleader 4. POWERS MODELING SCHOOL WILLIAM BARRETT 9 Phelps Place, 1 KENNETH BEHRINS 11 Knox Place, 14 Honor Roll 2, Gym Marshal 2, Regis- ter Room Treasurer 1, Marshal 1, Dance Committee 1. Draftsmanship RICHARD BARTSCH 15 Westcott Boulevard, 14 Honor Roll 4. N.Y.U. THOMAS BELL 344 Stewart Avenue, 14 Traffic Marshal 1, Post Marshal 1, Pool Marshal 6, Newman Club 6, Officer 2, Bowling 3, Discussion Club 1, French Club 1, G.O. Campaign 2, Prom Committee 1, Swimming 6. Electrical Technology JEFFREY BASH 452 Bard Avenue, 10 Honor Roll 8, Honor Key, Social Studies Squad 4, English Squad 4, Arista 2, Physical Science Club 2, Trinity Club 2, Math Club 1, Cross Country 1, Track Team 1. College vw' A HELEN JEAN BENSEN 622 Castleton Avenue, 10 Traffic Marshal 2, Register Room Treasurer 1, Teacher's Secretary 4, Yearbook 2, Softball 1, Spanish Club 1, Secretary 1, G.O. Campaign 2, Boosters 1, Dramatics Club 1. College PHILUMENA BARUNE 24 Van Tuyl Street, 1 Honor Roll 7, Post Marshal 1, Teacher's Secretary 2, Library Squad 1, Newman Club 2, Business Educa- tion Club 2, Boosters 1, Prom Com- mittee 1, Yearbook 1. Secretary PATRICK BEGLEY 29 Excelsior Avenue, 9 Honor Roll 1, Traffic Marshal 2, Lunchroom Marshal 3, Post Marshal 2, Register Room Marshal 1, Base- ball Team 1. MARGARET BENSEN 622 Castleton Avenue, 10 Traffic Marshal 1, Pool Marshal 2, Register Room Treasurer 1, Teacher's Secretary 2, Yearbook 1, Softball 2, Officer 1, Basketball 1, Newman Club 1, Volleyball 1. Business SUZANNE BERLINER 207 Hart Boulevard, 1 Honor Roll 6, Lunchroom Marshal 2, Post Marshal 1, Register Room Treas- urer 1, Teacher's Secretary 1, Eng- lish Squad 1, Prom Committee 2, Permanent Poster Committee 5, Boosters 1. NEW YORK UNIVERSITY CARMINE DILDTTI 183 Fillmore Street, 1 Honor Roll 1, Lunchroom Marshal 2, Post Marshal 1, Pool Marshal 1, Register Room Marshal 1, Newman Club 1, Dance Band 2, Industrial Arts Club 2, Bowling Club 1, 0r- chestra 7. MANHATTAN COLLEGE OF MUSIC PEGGY BETTS 99 Henry Street, 1 ROBERT BIRMINGHAM 62 Bishop Street, 6 Post Marshal 3, Gym Marshal 2, Register Room Marshal 1. COMMUNITY COLLEGE ALFRED DDCCHETTI 1492 Clove Road, 1 Lunchroom Marshal 2, Post Marshal 3, Register Room Marshal 1. Navy FRED BUCK 134 Gansevoort Boulevard, 14 Traffic Marshal 5, Lunchroom Mar- shal 2, Post Marshal 1. S.l. COMMUNITY COLLEGE LINDA BEYERS 43 Tompkins Avenue, 4 Secretary DDNALD BISCNDFF 22 Perry Avenue, 14 Lunchroom Marshal 1, Register Room Marshal 2. Business 9 THERESA BDEHM 50 Grant Street, 1 Honor Roll 7, Lunchroom Marshal 2, Post Marshal 2, Gym Marshal 1, Yearbook Typist 1, Chorus 2, Trinity Club 3, Prom Committee 1, Boosters 3, Volleyball 1. College MARY ANNE BIADA 21 Edgar Terrace, 1 Honor Roll 8, Traffic Marshal 1, Lunchroom Marshal 3, Pool Marshal 3, Register Room Treasurer 1, Teacher's Secretary 1, Arista 2, BHS 5, Cheerleader 2. Business School LEONARD BLUMIN 9 Dongan Avenue, 14 Honor Roll 8, Honor Key, Lunchroom Marshal 4, Register Room Treasurer 2, Yearbook Literary Editor 2, Arista 3, Boy Leader 1, BHS 5, Bowling Club 4, Golf Team 3. College PATRICK BDNAMD 264 Stanley Avenue, 1 Honor Roll 1, Traffic Marshal 2, Post Marshal 2, Gym Marshal 1, Football Team 2. Business BARBARA BORACK 618 Oakland Avenue, 10 Honor Roll 8, Honor Key: Register Room Secretary 1, Teacher's SecI'e- tary 5, Language Squad 2, Log Cir- culation Manager 4, Yearbook 1, Arista 2, BHS 4, Tennis Team 1. College in DAN BRATTLI 51 Manor Road, 14 lonor Roll 8, Honor Key, Class resident 2, Secretary 1, Treasurer , Register Room President 2, Treas- rer 2, Log 4, Editor-in-Chief 1, rista 3, BHS 5. UNTER COLLEGE .Q 5 as JOHN BOUMA 133 Fairview Avenue, 14 Honor Roll 5, Lunchroom Marshal 2, Post Marshal 1, Pool Marshal 1, Cross Country 1, Football 4. COIl8g9-Ellgifleefing MICHAEL BRENNAN 472 Richmond Avenue, 2 Honor Roi. 7, Post Marshal 3, Biol- ogy Squad 2, Gym Office 1, Arista 2, BHS 5, Newman Club, Secretary 2, Track 8, Cross Country 4, Block C. NEW YORK MARITIME COLLEGE SEPH BUATTA 4 Oakland Avenue, 10 nchroom Marshal 1, Post Marshal Art Club 1, Prom Committee 1, J. Campaign, XGNER COLLEGE BARBARA BURCH 123 Westervelt Avenue, 1 Honor Roll 5, Traffic Marshal 1, Lunchroom Marshal 5, Post Marshal 3, Register Room President 2, Secre- tary 2, Teacher's Secretary 1, Log 8, Trinity Club 2, Business College I ii! PATRICIA BOUSANTI 235 Jersey Street, 1 e Honor Roll 1, Teach r's Secretary 2. Secretary LYNNE BRAISTED 38 Lakewood Road, 1 Honor Roll 8, Honor Key, Lunchroom Marshal 1, Post Marshal 2, Register Room Treasurer 1, Teacher's Secre- tary 2, BHS 3, Swimming 3, Boosters 2, Trinity Club 1. College FLORA BROOKS 73 Vedder Avenue, 2 Honor Roll 6, Post Marshal 1, Regis- ter Room President 2, Treasurer 4, Secretary 1, Badminton 1, Basketball DOLORES BRYSON 14 Quinn Street, 4 Lunchroom Marshal 1, Post Marshal 2, Fashion Show 5. FASHION INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY 1, Bowling 1, G.O. Campaign 3, Prom Committee 1. Business r . . , kv' . ' . W . . ' ' . .' 'fjj'5'c ' ' if . - 7 zz- - 'Z' ,Q , fllld : 1 'f V - Q l :lv ' ,j f . ' - .4 ' gi it , -7 7- - - . 1 , . 4.5 Lf . 4 . L 5 L LM' 'ffl s'- - 'tif T ,Lf, - a V ,gl A A I - 4 vi .4 - i NS' 5 W ' L I ffm? lf ' l 1 - A -.Tr if ,V L L , J figs. Q . -' Q., J 1 ,- h 4. ba: fj in 41? -W v ' 'r 1 ,.,. T X - am ' 'I ' 1 x f M -sf 1795-4 N- , fl 'i...' Lf, ' an ' . , fl fx l f ' I --El1L..2Zi11Q. N fm. Sc,,,gp5,q 'fs 1 1' T l if 0 1 1? if - + . l. 4 1 . l ' 900 D Klang? 5 l lk 1 ., i v-eu WALTER RUSS 62 East Cheshire Place, 1 .Xl PHYLLIS BUTTS 98 Richmond Street, 10 Teacher's Secretary 2, Chorus 1, Basketball 1, Co-captain 1. MARCO CANNIZIARO 14 Josephine Street, 14 Honor Roll 7, Post Marshal 4, Class President 3, Treasurer 3, Arista 3, Football 8, Baseball 6, Basketball 2. College MATTHEW CANNIZZARO 165 Silver Lake Road, 1 Traffic Marshal 1, Lunchroom Mar- shal 2, Post Marshal 1, Pool Marshal 1, Register Room President 1, Mar- shal 1, Newman Club 2, Bowling Club 2, Prom Committee 1. College THOMAS BURRELL 183 Van Buren Street, 1 Honor Roll 2, Post Marshal 2, Pool Marshal 2, Register Room Secretary 3, Marshal 1, Newman Club, Indus- trial Arts Club, Baseball Team 8, LV. Basketball 1, Varsity Basketball. CAROLYN CADIGAN 682 Forest Avenue, 10 Honor Roll 5, Honor Key, Lunchroom Marshal 3, Post Marshal 1, Register Room Secretary 2, Log 3, Newman Club 6, Future Nurses Club 2, Prom Committee 1, BHS 5. ST. VINCENT'S NURSING SCHOOL JAMES CANNON 86 Ontario Avenue, 1 If FRANK BUSH 137 Winter Avenue. 1 Track Team 1. Air Force 14 1 I PATRICIA CALLAHAN 208 Richmond Terrace, 1 Honor Roll 8, Honor Key, Lunchroom Marshal 1, Post Marshal 1, Register Room Secretary 3, Newman Club 2, Prom Committee 1, Boosters 2, Basketball 2, Softball 1. COOPER UNION-Engineering .1 KEVIN CARROLL 248 Taylor Street, 10 Lunchroom Marshal 1, Post Marshal 1, Pool Marshal 2, Football 4, Bas- ketball 2. College 'Q' J MARY ANN CASELLA 1044 Victory Boulevard, 1 Honor Roll 1, Gym Marshal 2, Teacher's Secretary 1, Fashion Show SCCIBTBVY INGELINA CHRISTIANU ll Monroe Avenue, 1 Ionor Roll 6, Traffic Marshal 1, unchroom Marshal 2, Post Marshal , Register Room Marshal 1, Teach- r's Secretary 1, Yearbook 1, BHS -, Newman Club 2, Boosters 3. lusiness I 'NNE CIRBUS L Kingsley Avenue, 14 lgister Room President 2, Teach- 's Secretary 1. isiness-Secretary x N,t S VIRGINIA CASPARI 246 St. John Avenue, 14 Honor Roll 1, Lunchroom Marshal 2- Pool Marshal 6, Register Room Sec- retary 2, Biology Squad 3, Log 2, Yearbook 1, Bowling Club 4, Officer 1, French Club 1, Chorus 5. PRATT INSTITUTE MARIDN CHRISTIANSEN 87 Hartford Avenue, 10 Honor Roll 8, Lunchroom Marshal 2, Teacher's Secretary 1, Register Room Secretary 1, Orchestra 4, Trinity Club 4, Fashion Show 3, Spring Festival of Music. College-Teaching .Scif THOMAS CLARK 47 Josephine Street, 14 Traffic Marshal 2, Lunchroom Mar- shal 2, Post Marshal 4, Register Room Marshal 1. U.S. Navy JOHN CASTAGNETTI 27 Occident Avenue, 4 ' 4 I I I 1 H .- E I f F1 5' 5 CAROLINE CASTELLANO 837 Post Avenue, 10 Teacher's Secretary 2, Fashion Show 2, Prom Committee 1. Secretary IANICE CHURCHILL 193 Beechwood Avenue, 1 Honor Roll 8, Traffic Marshal 2, Lunchroom Marshal 2, Post Marshal 2, Register Room Secretary 3, Teach- er's Secretary 3, Math Squad 1, Newman Club 7, Swimming 2, Radio Ham Club 1. College ARLENE COHEN 786 Davis Avenue, 10 Honor Roll 5, Lunchroom Marshal 1, Register Room Secretary 2, Treas- urer 2, Teacher's Secretary 6, Gym Office 1, Library Squad 2, Mosaic Art Editor, French Club 2, Boosters 2. College LOUISE CICATELLO 100 Seneca Avenue, 1 Honor Roll 6, Teacher's Secretary 1, Fashion Show 2. Business-Secretary .l0EL CUHEN 527 Pelton Avenue, 10 Honor Roll 8, Honor Key, Register Room President 1, Marshal 1, Chem- istry Squad 1, Arista 2, German Club 1, Physical Science Club 1. College-Medicine CHARLES CULBY 36 Valencia Avenue, 1 Honor Roll 8, Lunchroom Marshal 1, Post Marshal 1, Register Room Treasurer 1, Biology Squad 2, Year- book 1, Photographer for Football Program 1, Bowling Club 11, Golf Club 2, Tennis Team 2, RUTGERS COLLEGE-Law GALE CONNELLY 299 St, Marks Place, 1 Lunchroom Marshal 2, Pool Marshal 4, Boosters 4, Swimming 1, Prom Committee 1. College 35 SAL CONTI 650 Oakland Avenue, 10 U.S. Navy . iid HELEN CUMPUSTO 82 Layton Avenue, 1 Traffic Marshal 1, Lunchroom Mar- shal 1, Post Marshal 2, Newman Club 1, Swimming 2, Volleyball 2. Business4Secretary BETH CONNIJLLY 183 Clinton Avenue, 1 JUDY CUNGREGANE 73 Purcell Street, 10 Post Marshal 1, Register Room Sec- retary 2, Teacher's Secretary 1, Basketball 1, Volleyball 1. Business Q' .- -21' 2.2: z GAIL CUNROY 80 Beechwood Place, 14 Traffic Marshal 1, Register Room President 1. Secretary 1, Health Education Office 2, Attendance Of- fice 1, Softball 2, Badminton 2, Basketball 1, Volleyball 2, Bowling 2. WAGNER COLLEGE-fNursing ISABELLE CORRENTE 166 Cattaraugus Street, 1 Pool Marshal 2, Register Room Treasurer 1, Teacher's Secretary 1, Fashion Show 1. Business ANTHONY CROCE 591 Henderson Avenue, 10 Honor Roll 1, Lunchroom Marshal 1, Register Room President 1, Marshal 1. Engineering .K fi U! P r rf. u 1? x ., , JOHN CONNELL 35 Arlo Road, 1 Traffic Marshal 1, Post Marshal 4, Pool Marshal 2, Register Room Treasurer 1, Marshal 1, G.0. Cam- paign 1, Prom Committee 1, Mosaic, Baseball 2, l.V. Basketball 2. College ANNAMARIE CONTE 62 Montgomery Avenue, 1 Honor Roll 6, Teacher's Secretary 1, Newman Club 4, Fashion Show 2, Spanish Club 1, Swimming 1. .ff- JOHN CUPO 240 Benziger Avenue, 1 Honor Roll 2, Teacher's Secretary 1, Art Club 1, Newman Club 1. College IEORGETTE CURTY 9 Buel Avenue, 4 register Room Secretary 1, Treas- rer 15 Bowling Club 25 Newman llub 25 Business Education Club 35 ashion Show 25 Swimming 15 Bas- etball 1. .B.M. School IICHARD DALUISE .50 Arnold Street, 1 'raffic Marshal 45 Lunchroom Mar- .hal 25 Post Marshal 15 Pool Marshal F5 Newman Club5 Discussion CIUD5 ootball 2, irmed Forces IONALD DE GEORGE E01 Hamilton Avenue, 1 'raffic Marshal 15 Lunchroom Mar- .hal 1,-POSt Marshal 25 Gym Marshal I5 Register Room Marshal 2. l.S. Navy PAULETTE CURTY 251 Gordon Street, 4 Honor Roll 45 Lunchroom Marshal 15 Post Marshal 15 Register Room President 15 Teacher's Secretary 35 Newman Club 25 Business Education Club 25 Fashion Show 2. Stenographer 1 l VINCENT DE BONIS 95 Winter Avenue, 1 Post Marshal 25 Gym Marshal 1. Business THERESA D'ELIA 219 Castleton Avenue, 1 Honor Roll 25 Lunchroom Marshal 25 Post Marshal 15 Teacher's Secretary 25 Log Typist 15 Bowling Club 15 Business Education Club 15 Newman Club 25 Fashion Show lg Prom Com- mittee 1. Business wszff ROGER CUYAR 11 Ruth Street, 14 Lunchroom Marshal 25 Pool Marshal 85 Bowling Club 45 Swimming Team 8, Captain 2. WAGNER LOUIS O'AFFLITTO 134 Mountainview Avenue, 14 Lunchroom Marshal 45 Gym Marshal 35 Register Room Marshal 1. Business 3 LESLIE DE FOREST 1333 Forest Avenue, 2 Traffic Marshal 15 Lunchroom Mar- shal 25 Post Marshal 15 Swimming 35 Future Nurses Club 35 Spanish Club 1. Business IRIS DEGAN 94 Keiber Court, 14 Honor Roll 45 Traffic Marshal 25 Lunchroom Marshal 25 Register Room Treasurer 15 Teacher's Secretary 35 Fashion Show 15 Softball 15 Newman Club 15 Prom Committee 1. Airline Stewardess VAL SCIUFFR VINCENT DE PEPPO 771 Clove Road, 10 Lunchroom Marshal 2, Post Marshal 2, Gym Marshal 1, Teacher's Secre- tary 3, Newman Club 2, l.V. Basket- ball 1, Varsity Basketball 3. College I BETTY ANN DINGER 144 Springfield Avenue, 14 Honor Roll 8, Teacher's Secretary 4, G.O. Store 3, Arista 2, Student Council 2, Spring Concert 2, Good News 1, G.O. Campaign 3, Prom Committee 2, Bowling Club 4. ST. VlNCENT'S HOSPITAL 1 I MARIE DE ROSA 89 Grand Avenue, 1 Nursing School ALBERT DIXON 122 Mada Avenue, 10 Traffic Marshal 1, Lunchroom Mar- shal 2, Pool Marshal 1, Newman Club 2. Business RUSSELL DE GROOT 118 Broad Street, 4 Traffic Marshal 1, Lunchroom Mar- shal 1, Pool Marshal 1. United States Marine Corps 9 - ' , M z, C -- is ' - 43321 ALBERT UETMAR 198 Fairview Avenue, 14 Honor Roll 3, Lunchroom Marshal 1, Post Marshal 2, Pool Marshal 2, Football Team 2. College RDSALIE DONNELLY 53 Broad Street, 4 Honor Roll 4, Register Room Presi- dent 1, Treasurer 3, Teacher's Sec- retary 3, Business Education Club 4, Boosters 4, Captain 2, Co-captain 2, Water Show 1, Softball 1, G.O. Cam- paign 2, Newman Club 1, KATHERINE GIBBS JAMES DELLAVALLE 857 Van Duzer Street, 4 Honor Roll 1, Lunchroom Marshal 2, Baseball 8, Basketball 8. Business NEAL DI LIETO 102 Sherman Avenue, 1 Honor Roll 1, Lunchroom Marshal 1, Pool Marshal 1. BUSTDBSS DIANE DURAN 445 Hoyt Avenue, 1 Honor Roll 4, Lunchroom Marshal 1, Post Marshal 1, Pool Marshal 2, Register Room President 1, Teach- er's Secretary 1, Library Squad 1, Newman Club 2, Boosters 1, Prom Committee 1, College-Teaching RUTH DDRDSHDDK 24 Winthrop Place, 14 Honor Roll 8, Lunchroom Marshal 1, Post Marshal 1, Teacher's Secretary 3, BHS 3, Volleyball 4, Badminton 4, Tennis 1, Prom Committee 1. Jollege DANIEL DRISCDLL 243 Wardwell Avenue, 14 Honor Roll 4, Traffic Marshal 1, Lunchroom Marshal 1, Post Marshal 3, Pool Marshal 1, Register Room Treasurer 1, Marshal 1, Social Studies Squad 1, Newman Club 2, Track Team 4. College CLIFFORD DYKES Qtrs. 115-B1, Governors Island At other high schools, Class Vice- President 2, German-American Club 2, Lettermans Club 6, Student Coun- cil 2, Sports Editor 2, Hi-Y 2, Track Team 6, Basketball 4. At Curtis, Football 2. U.S. AIR FORCE ACADEMY ETHEL DOUDINE 17 Cassidy Place, 1 Honor Roll 8, Honor Key, Register Room President 1, Secretary 3, Mar- shal 1, Log Editor 3, Arista 3, BHS 5, President 1, Secretary 1. College-Medicine Q s THERESA DUNBAR 516 Delafield Avenue, 10 Honor Roll 6, Post Marshal 1, Pool Marshal 2, Teacher's Secretary 2, Llolleyball, Fashion Show, Basket- a . Business LAWRENCE EDELMAN 64 Lakeland Road, 14 Honor Roll 8, Post Marshal 1, Year- book 1, German Club 1, Math Club 1, Prom Committee 1, Cross-Country 4, Track 2, Block C. College EDWARD DOXEY 19 Rugby Avenue, 1 Honor Roll 8, Lunchroom Marshal 1, Register Room Treasurer 1, English Squad 6, Biology Squad 4, Bowling Club 5, Officer 4, Golf 3, Spanish Club 2, Co-captain of Bowling Team 2. COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY is PATRICIA DUNIGAN 121 Mountainview Avenue, 14 Honor Roll 6, Traffic Marshal 3, Register Room President 3, Secre- tary 1, Lunchroom Marshal 2, Teacher's Secretary 4, Future Nurses Club 3, Basketball 2. WAGNER-Nursing MARJDRIE EIILEN 152 Cortlandt Street, 2 Honor Roll 7, Traffic Marshal 1, Lunchroom Marshal 1, Post Marshal 2, Teacher's Secretary 4, Language Squad 1, Log 2, French Club 3, G.O. Campaign 2, Badminton 1. WAGNER COLLEGE 17 CATHERINE DRISCDLL 254 Victory Boulevard, 1 Honor Roll 3, Traffic Marshal 2, Lunchroom Marshal 2, Newman Club 1, Business Education Club 4, Of- ficer 1, Softball 2, Basketball 1, Badminton 1, Prom Committee 1. GRACE DOWNS AIRLINE SCHOOL AUDREY DUZANT 63 Montgomery Avenue, 1 Post Marshal 1, Pool Marshal 1: Teacher's Secretary 1, Newman Club 2, Basketball 1. Business School LANCE EISINGER 9 Ridgefield Avenue, 4 Post ' Marshal 2, Log Club, Football Team 4, Air Force-College 1, German CAROLVN ELIA 121 Pelton Avenue, 10 Honor Roll 8, Honor Key, Lunchroom Marshal 4, Register Room Secretary 2, Teacher's Secretary 5, Log 4, Yearbook 1, Arista 2, Newman Club 6: Chorus 4, College DONALD FEDDCK 86 Gordon Street, 4 Lunchroom Marshal 1, Newman Club 2, Bowling Club 2. S,l. COMMUNITY COLLEGE ALAN FISCHER 68 Elwood Place, 1 Honor Roll 2, Lunchroom Marshal 1, Pool Marshal 6, Register Room Mar- shal 1, Biology Squad 1, Bowling Club 2, Swimming Team 2. College ROBERT EPSTEIN 14 Grand Avenue, 1 Honor Roll 8, Honor Key, Log 4, Arista 3, Yearbook Editor-in-Chief 2, BHS 4, Mosaic 4, Discussion Club 6, French Club 4, Officer 2. College DIANE L. FERGER 129 Beverly Avenue, 1 Ffost Marshal 2, Teacher's Secretary Secretary JOYCE FLEMING 3 Gray Street, 4 Traffic Marshal 2, Teacher's Secre- gary 1, Trinity Club 2, Fashion Show Business School lar- BARBARA ERKMAN 311 Targee Street, 4 Honor Roll 8, Lunchroom Marshal 1, Post Marshal 2, Register Room Mar- shal 1, Prom Committee 1, Future Nurses Club 2, Swimming 2, Boost- ers 2, Nursing School ' f lift? JOSEPH FAWCETT 114 Waldron Avenue, 1 Traffic Marshal 1, Lunchroom Mar- shal 2, Post Marshal 2, Pool Marshal 1, Register Room Marshal 1. Business is ,X LUIS FERRE 37 Parkview Place, 10 Honor Roll 1, Traffic Marshal 3, Lunchroom Marshal 2, Post Marshal 3, Pool Marshal 4, Register Room Secretary 1, Yearbook 2, Badminton 1, Basketball 2, Softball 2, Co-cap- tain 1, Boosters 2. KATHERINE GIBBS HELEN FLESCNNER 31 Clinton Avenue, 1 Honor Roll 1, Post Marshal 1, Teacher's Secretary 1, Newman Club 1, Volleyball 1. Stenographer JULIAN FINKELSTEIN 50 University Place, 1 Honor Roll 5, Post Marshal 4, Regis- ter Room Treasurer 1, Marshal 2, Teacher's Secretary 1, Tennis Team 8. RUTGERS-Business Administration RICHARD FDRAN 71 Regan Street, 10 CATIIY FOSS 29 Slosson Avenue, 14 Ionor Roll 3, Post Marshal 2, Pool larshal 2, G,O. Store 1, Biology quad 1, Chorus 2, Cheerleader 4, LO. Campaign 3, Boosters 2. .irline Stewardess UNNIE FUNDNER 2 Murray Place, 4 onor Roll 1, Post Marshal 2, Pool larshal 3, Register Room Secretary , Treasurer 1, Teacher's Secretary ATHERINE GIBBS ,- its ' 'fi sw tilt: tg., fl ' Q A' A.-'33 iii: Q 7 2' f f -x' 'itil if - ' fad. '17 s f ' is -. 2 ,--.9 s E. if: 'RSL IANK CAMBARO l Stanley Avenue, 1 inchroom Marshal 2, Post Marshal Pool Marshal 2, Biology Squad 3, iwling Club 5, President 2, New- an Club 3, Bowling Team 2, Co- iptain. ivy XX RONALD FRANCIS 262 Potter Avenue, 14 Honor Roll 7, Post Marshal 1, Trin- ity Club 5, Los Conquistadores 4, Physical Science Club 1, Spanish Play. COOPER UNION Q A .ilu JAN GALLACHER 28 Layton Avenue, 1 Honor Roll 3, Lunchroom Marshal 2, Post Marshal 3, Basketball 2, Vol, leyball 2, Newman Club 3, Future Nurses Club 4, Prom Committee 1, Boosters 2, G.O. Campaign 2. Nursing ii ROY FREDERICKS 237 Targee Street, 4 Honor Roll 1, Pool Marshal 1, Regis- ter Room President 1, Secretary 4 College 6'7 1 FRANCES GALLETTA 31 Linden Street, 10 Honor Roll 1, Lunchroom Marshal 1, Post Marshal 1, Boosters 1, Newman Club 1, Swimming 1. S. I. COMMUNITY COLLEGE We BRUCE FRIMET 137 Oxford Place, 1 Honor Roll 4, Post Marshal 1, Pool Marshal 2, Register Room President 2, Treasurer 2, Teacher's Secretary 2, Language Squad 3, Bowling Club 4, Bowling Team, Block C, Physical Science Squad 3. N.Y.U.-Engineering LANNING CANS 600 Broadway, 10 Honor Roll 2, Register Room Marshal 2, Tennis Team 1, Soccer Team 2. College MURIEL GARCIA 671 Bay Street, 4 Business ,f 40 X 655 MARCELLA GATES 110 Bement Avenue, 10 Business Club 1, Newman Club 1, Fashion Show 1. Federal Reserve Bank THOMAS GIBBONS 90 Schmidts Lane, 14 Lunchroom Marshal 2, Post Marshal 2, Register Room Treasurer 2, Mar- shal 4, Football 6, Baseball 4. xxx XXV X Q VIL SLIIIIFER HOWARD GELMAN 7 Parsons Place, 1 Honor Roll 6, Gym Marshal 4, Teach- er's Secretary 4, Language Squad 6, Bowling Club 4. College S 1 MA' VIRGINIA GILES 168 Beach Street, 4 Honor Roll 8, Traffic Marshal 2, Lunchroom Marshal 3, Post Marshal 1, Register Room Secretary 1, Teacher's Secretary 4, Future Nurses Club 3, President 1, Chorus 4, Ger- man Club 6, Swimming Club 2. College ROGER GARRAMORE 10 Hodges Place 14 Lunchroom Marshal 2 Post Marshal 2 Pool Marshal 1 Teacher's Secre- tary 1 Golf Club 3 Physical Science Club 1 Track Team 1 Cross Country VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY 7, irc, ' CK .1 15 I T ig- K STEVEN GELLER 100 Stuyvesant Place, 1 Honor Roll 6, Lunchroom Marshal 1, English Squad 8, Captain 2, Biology Squad 1, German Club 3, Math Club lgowling Club 2, Physical Science u 1. College ROBIN ANN GINNIS 113 Fingerboard Road, 5 Honor Roll 4, Social Studies Squad 2, Biology Squad 4, Chemistry Squad 4, Swimming 4, German Club 2, Chorus 1, French Club 2. College . SUZAHNE GASSNER 35 Fort Hill Circle, 1 Honor Roll 8, Honor Key, Post Mar- shal 1, Teacher's Secretary 7, Libra- ry Squad 2, Log 5, Yearbook 1, BHS 5, Arista 2, All City Orchestra 6, Orchestra 8. Q College . as Ci f up S - A yr 6 . I-'11, ,Q . i, ,Q , pp. ,A-I .r bg., ' 2 'Y-'fee JEFFREY GENNOY 23 Cypress Avenue, 1 Register Room Marshal 1. 54- A VA, 1 w GLORIA GIUVANELLI 359 Hoyt Avenue, 1 Honor Roll 2, Post Marshal 2, Pool Marshal 1, Gym Marshal 1, Register Room Secretary 2, Treasurer 1, Teacher's Secretary 3, G.O. Cam- paign 2, Swimming 2, Future Nurses Club 1. 'Q -d'f X . 11,3 Q .3 if - X, I sv 1 i . 1 g l . ' re, 5. ,. Q... , 6 ' ' Q v if-.f ig 5,13 , if 21 i 5 if ,E , .ti IRACE M. GIOVANELLI l59 Hoyt Avenue, 1 ,unchroom Marshal 1, Pool Marshal , Teacher's Secretary 2, G.O. Canm- laign 1, Basketball 1, Dramatics :lub 1, Swimming 2. College KS .ILLIAN GREELEY l06 Jewett Avenue, 2 Ionor Roll 7, Lunchroom Marshal 5, 'ost Marshal 1, Social Studies Squad l, BHS 5, Basketball 1, Boosters 3, 'rom Committee 1, G.O. Campaign 1, 1. P 1 sf c I AROLD 1. GUMB O1 Jersey Street, 1 'ost Marshal 2. At St. Peters: Track eam 2, Biology Club 2. .l. COMMUNITY COLLEGE RICHARD GLASSMAN 250 Hart Boulevard, 1 College Lain JOSEPH GREFF 282 Franklin Avenue, 1 Honor Roll 1, Post Marshal 1, Pool Marshal 1, Register Room Marshal 1, Biology Squad 1, Spanish Club 2, Newman Club 2, Discussion Club 1, Soccer 1. JOYCE GOETZ 705 Bement Avenue, 10 Honor Roll 4, Pool Marshal 1, Library Squad 2, Badminton 2, Swimming 2, Softball 3, Volleyball 3, Basketball 1, Trinity Club 2, Prom Committee 1. College-Teaching ROBERT P. GREVE 173 Maryland Avenue, 5 Honor Roll 2, Traffic Marshal 4, Lunchroom Marshal 1, Gym Marshal 8, Register Room Marshal 1, English Squad 3, P.A. System 3, German Club 6, Physical Science Club 6, Swimming Team, Officer 4. R.C.A. INSTITUTE College Q TL I . N' KATHERINE GUTTLER 449 Hoyt Avenue, 1 Honor Roll 11, Lunchroom Marshal 1, Post Marshal 1, Pool Marshal 1, Yearbook 1, Future Nurses Club 4, Basketball 1, Prom Committee 1, G.O. Campaign 2, Volleyball 1. Nursing A ' JOHN HAEBERLEIN 458 College Avenue, 14 Post Marshal 2, German Club 5, Art Club 2, Physical Science Club 1, Dramatics Club 2. HUNTER COLLEGE T MARJORIE GIJTT 9 Ravenhurst Avenue, 10 Honor Roll 8, Honor Key, Traffic Marshal 1, Lunchroom Marshal 5, Register Room Secretary 1, Treas' urer 2, Teachers Secretary 7, Log 2, Yearbook 1, Arista 2, BHS 5. College ROBERT GRIECO 678 Davis Avenue, 10 Honor Roll 3, Lunchroom Marshal 2, Pool Marshal 3, Chemistry Squad 1, Biology Squad 1, Bowling Club 2, Newman Club 1, French Club 2, Swimming Team 1, l.V. Football Team 1. S, I. COMMUNITY COLLEGE ALEXANDER HALL 32 Castleton Park, 1 Orchestra 5, Football Band 8, Spring Concert 1, Fall Concert 1. WAGNER COLLEGE W' 1, if 2, IW l JANET HANCOCK 34 Lawrence Avenue, 10 Honor Roll 2, Lunchroom Marshal 1, Post Marshal 1, Register Room Mar- shal 1, Teacher's Secretary 5, G.0. Campaign 2, Boosters 2, Badminton 2. ST. VlNCENT'S NURSING SCHOOL . g, A' PHYLLIS HARRELL 20 La Guardia Avenue, 14 Register Room Secretary 4, Teach- er's Secretary 6, Dramatics Club 1, Fashion Show 3. Business School ., rv L 1,,3v,f LYNNE HENRIKSON 27 Sommers Lane, 14 Traffic Marshal 1, Lunchroom Mar- shal 1, Post Marshal 1, Pool Marshal 1, Register Room President 2, Sec- retary 1, Treasurer 1, Library Squad 1, Chorus 2. Secretary LYNN HANSEN 95 Rugby Avenue, 1 Honor Roll 2, Lunchroom Marshal 5, Post Marshal 2, Register Room Treasurer 1, Medical Room Aide 1, Yearbook 2, Badminton 2, Future Nurses Club 1. Medical Office Assistant in-3 -Q JOAN HANSON 106 Fairview Avenue, 14 Honor Roll 8, Honor Key, Traffic Marshal 2, Lunchroom Marshal 3, Register Room Secretary 3, Treas- urer 1, Marshal 1, Teacher's Secre- tary 6, Log 1, Yearbook 1. College GEORGE HARTMANN 20 Fairway Avenue, 4 Honor Roll 8, Teacher's Secretary 1, Program Planning Committee 4, Li- brary Squad 6, Language Squad 4, Biology Squad 3, Social Studies Squad 2, BHS 4, Bowling Club 4, Log 1. College Jig? DOROTHY HERMANN 146 Decker Avenue, 2 Traffic Marshal 1, Pool Marshal 2, Register Room Secretary 1, Teach- er's Secretary 1, Art Club 1. Business School HAROLD HAUGETO 292 Hart Avenue, 10 Honor Roll 8, Honor Key, Traffic Marshal 1, Lunchroom Marshal 1, Post Marshal 3, Register Room Presi- dent 1, Chemistry Squad 2, Trinity Club 4, Math Club 2, Physical Sci- ence Club 2. UNlVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT ff, -'Zk- il k. 'A HELEN HEROLD 364 Hoyt Avenue, 1 Post Marshal 1, Register Room Treasurer 1, Badminton 1, Softball 1, Volleyball 2, G.0. Campaign 1. Business School LARRY HARDIN 278 Van Duzer Street, 4 Honor Roll 6, Math Club 1, Substi- tute Football Team 6. College Qu- 'B ROBERT HAUPTMAN 640 Bard Avenue, 1 Honor Roll 4, Football Team Man- ager 6. COHEKE if at? BARBARA HIMAN 36 Belfast Avenue, 6 Honor Roll 8, Honor Key, Traffic Marshal 1, Arista 2, Lunchroom Mar- shal 2, Register Room Secretary 1, Treasurer 2, Badminton 3, Chorus 1, German Club 3. College ARLENE HOFFMAN 229 Egbert Avenue, 10 Traffic Marshal 25 Post Marshal 35 Pool Marshal 35 Register Room Pres- ident 15 Swimming 35 Basketball 15 Bowling 45 Trinity Club 25 Future Nurses Club 35 Prom Committee 1. ORANGE MEMORIAL SCHOOL OF NURSING MYRTLE HOWELL 9 Water Street, 4 Register Room Marshal 15 Swimming 25 Future Nurses Club 1. 'ii CAROL HUNSDORFER 1185 Forest Avenue, 10 Honor Roll 85 Lunchroom Marshal 45 Teacher's Secretary 15 Office No. 2 85 Library Squad 25 BHS 55 Swim- ming 35 Trinity Club 35 Badminton 2. College NORMA HOLVIK 235 Windsor Road, 14 Honor Roll 85 Traffic Marshal 35 Lunchroom Marshal 25 Post Marshal 15 Pool Marshal 15 Register Room Secretary 15 Yearbook 15 BHS 55 Future Nurses Club 4. Nursing -rd P CECELIA HUDSON 726 Bay Street, 4 Lunchroom Marshal 15 Register Room Marshal 15 Teacher's Secre- tary 35 Newman Club 35 Softball 1. Business-Secretary PAT IAMMATTEO 52 Walbrooke Avenue, 1 'G' MYRNA HOROWITZ 126 Royal Oak Road, 14 Honor Roll 75 Post Marshal 35 Teach- er's Secretary 15 Badminton 35 Vol- leyball 45 Tennis 15 Prom Committee 15 Spanish Club 1. College 'N' MIDG HULNICK 491 Henderson Avenue, 10 Honor Roll 85 Honor Key5 Traffic Marshal 25 Class Vice President 15 Register Room President 1, Treas- urer 2, Marshal 15 Teacher's Secre- tary 85 Log 65 Yearbook Editor-in- Chief 25 Arista 25 BHS 5. College ROBERT HOUSMAN 197 Potter Avenue, 14 Honor Roll 85 Lunchroom Marshal 25 Log 65 Yearbook Photography Editor bBFlS 15 Bowling Club 45 Math u . College 5 Q4 s f WILLIAM HUNN 253 Crystal Avenue, 2 Honor Roll 25 Lunchroom Marshal 15 Pool Marshal 25 Register Room Mar- shal 15 Bowling Club 25 Prom Com- mittee 1. College UAL .Mil lifil, nu H L1 U an anaH05mm'D'nDDDBmBqDQUDVEEQHGGUU UE B Ki ' ' C Q u I 1 ! Zn fu J fi. 'ffm l Lim n . I' . :l i U 5 l I ,fo Il.li2uQl TU f D ' . rx ' ' - -V V- C ,- 3'5,uuum:uvuuniJgu l V Q: U LJ U ixrlffffifix ' I Us au:..:o,z.ig,..:.kuf- qu Q . Q I iw LJ L 13:5 ,U in V- guuaul-uuu..ii D9 9 1 1 i, I 1 g V, , , ,E 3 onnuoouuuuuuo tu ' 5 L 3.1.1 til- J I nuuvuco-lumens l IDI .17 aauunoulagg-3333 ' ll lr nl , C1 R ,uuulul U w W 3 asesB2Ei,'21'2,i1'i'3.p 2 1 Qi U ,Jun , 1 C UZ xi N T1 1,6 l1i'1o11LCrL E UD ju Jjfvumnguuue ' E BXDHQEBHJQ-Tiana? 5 lg1gf7f3!,,iii izurinf1 , . ' . I - I e l C, I - 1.1 0 , LLL .J Ely 5 'QLQQ g lib ,,,,L,,,a gl 5 Ca so DI ' 0 Q, C l Q n'n 30.6 Q, ' VC 'QF 5 I Elgin? gi' 'ra -I ln! IA 1' 5 it :U l U -.Up Dug: Qian 1 Li U D Ein! 5 U if U Engng A 5, Y , . l un ci UQ, U Q 1 I 1 ta U 5 EY U EJ DDE: D S E i IID U U . mug ci , -L1 i U ELMER JENSEN ROSEMARY .IUERGENS 64 Crowell Avenue, 14 152 Buchanan Street, 1 Bowling Club 4. Post Marshal 1, Newman Club 1, 3-I. COMMUNITY COLLEGE Chorus 1, Prom Committee 1g Bad- minton 1, Swimming 1. Secretary OTTO JOHNSTON 5 Crafton Avenue, 14 Honor Roll 8, Honor Key, Post Mar- shal 1, Register Room Marshal 1, Log, Yearbook, German Club 6, Officer 6, Trinity Club 4, Officer 2. College LEVDRIA JONES 256 Bement Avenue, 10 Bookkeeper NICHOLAS ITSINES 471 Broadway, 10 Soccer Team 5. College EVELYN JOHNSEN 115 Burke Avenue, 14 Honor Roll 7, Teacher's Secretary 1, German Club 3, Future Nurses Club 1, Trinity Club 3. College CAROL JUNG 93 Clinton Avenue, 1 Honor Roll 7, Traffic Marshal 4: Lunchroom Marshal 6, Captain 3, Health Ed. Department 5, Junior Red Cross Volunteer Nurses Aide 3, Future Nurses Club 4, Swimming 3, Trinity Club 2, German Club 4. ST. LUKE'S-Nursing SONDRA JAY 256 Corson Avenue, 1 Honor Roll 1, Lunchroom Marshal 1, Post Marshal 1, Fashion Show 2. Secretary . ye, ij ssrafz ROBERT 10NNSON 185 Morrison Avenue, 10 Honor Roll 8, Honor Key, Post Mar- shal 2, Register Room President 1, Library Squad 4, Modern Language Squad 2, Program Committee 4, Physical Science Club 3, Math Club 3, Spanish Club 2. College ANN KAIN 7 Ordell Avenue, 2 Honor Roll 4, Teacher's Secretary 2, Library Squad 3, Cheerleader 4, Block C, GO. Campaign 2, Fashion Show 2, Basketball 2, Softball 1, Prom Committee 1. College DONALD KAMMANN 30 Waldron Avenue, 1 Lunchroom Marshal 1, Pool Marshal 1, Football 4. WAGNER ELAINE KEISER 125 Pelton Avenue, 10 Honor Roll 8, Honor Key, Traffic Marshal 3, Lunchroom Marshal 2, Teacher's Secretary 2, Math Squad 3, Yearbook 2, BHS 3, Mosaic Editor-in-Chief 1, Log 3. College is 1 EVERETT KNOX 279 College Avenue, 14 Honor Roll 7, Pool Marshal 2, Chem- istry Squad 4, Physical Science Club 2, Newman Club 1, Track Team 2, Swimming Team 1. CLARKSON COLLEGE f--f Electronic Engineering CAROLE KANOWICZ 220 Gordon Street, 4 Honor Roll 6, Lunchroom Marshal 2, Teacher's Secretary 5, Business Edu- cation Club 4, Officer 1, Newman Club 4, Boosters 1, Fashion Show 2. Private Secretary ' . i . - I - , 4 ' -' 1 . ' ' Q ' 5 5 nf - :Q 9 54 KAMALA KEKAHUNA 262 Victory Boulevard, 1 Lunchroom Marshal 4, Pool Marshal 3, Register Room Secretary 1, Treas- urer 1, Teacher's Secretary 6, Busi- ness Education Club 2, Officer 2, Swimming 2, Water Show 1. Secretary JOHN KNUBBERT 6 Taylor Court, 10 Football Team 1. U,S. Air Force WILLIAM KASAVITSKY 242 Benziger Avenue, 1 Honor Roll 2, Register Room Marshal 1, Newman Club 2. Business ROBERT KELSEY 76 Clinton Street, 14 Traffic Marshal 1, Lunchroom Mar- shal 3, Post Marshal 2, Pool Mar- shal 2, Register Room Marshal 1, Bowling Club 1, Block C, Football 1, Cross Country 1, Track 1. College WILLIAM KNUTSEN 832 Post Avenue, 10 Honor Roll 8, Traffic Marshal 2, Post Marshal 3, Register Room Pres- ident 1, Treasurer 1, Math Squad 1, Chemistry Squad 1, BHS 5, Cross Country 1, Spanish Play. C.C.N.V MATTHEW KEHOE 231 Windsor Road, 14 Honor Roll 8, Honor Key, Traffic Marshal 1, Post Marshal 4, Pool Marshal 1, Register Room Marshal 2, BHS 4, Physical Science Club 2, Football 6. College ROBERTA KERSH 74 Ridgewood Place, 1 Honor Roll 6, Lunchroom Marshal 2, Register Room Treasurer 1, Teach- er's Secretary 2, Dramatics Club 2, Prom Committee 1, Permanent Dec- oration Committee 4, Boosters 1, Basketball 1. BROOKLYN COLLEGE MICHAEL KORPAN 116 St. Johns Avenue, 5 Traffic Marshal 1, Lunchroom Mar- shal 2, Post Marshal 1, Pool shal 1, College Mar- 73 1, FX' eff. 5 zkbi 11,5 ,Qif?2'l4 CARL KRIEG 114 Gansevoort Boulevard, 14 Honor Roll 8, Honor Key, Post Mar- shal 1, Register Room Secretary 1, Chemistry Squad 1, Arista 2, BHS 5, Bowling Club 5, Trinity Club 3, Art Club 1. College DAVID LEARNED 10 Errington Place, 4 Honor Roll 8, Honor Key, Post Mar- shal 1, Register Room President 1, Treasurer 3, Teacher's Secretary 2, Mosaic 3, Log Editor 2, Junior Editor 2, Reporter 2, BHS 5, Arista 3, College I NICHOLAS LETTIERE 96 Warren Street, 4 Lunchroom Marshal 1, Post Marshal 1. Navy DONALD KUOIT 134 Coale Avenue, 14 Honor Roll 5, Traffic Marshal 2, Lunchroom Marshal 6, Post Marshal 4, Register Room Marshal 2, Teach- er's Secretary 2, Social Studies Squad 4, Newman Club 1, G.O. Cam- paign 1, Poster Committee 3. JEAN LEONARD 26 Donald Place, 10 Honor Roll 8, Honor Key, Traffic Marshal 2, Lunchroom Marshal 3, Register Room Secretary 2, BHS 5, Discussion Club 1, G.O. Campaign 2. College MAY-LAI LEW 597 Manor Road, 14 Honor Roll 2, Register Room Treas- urer 1, Basketball 1, Fashion Show 4, Boosters 1. Bookkeeper ,JW GLORIA LA MANNA 33 Oswego Street, 1 Honor Roll 8, Post Marshal 2, Teach- er's Secretary 3, Fashion Show 3. Private Secretary WILLIAM LENZ 135 Hagamen Place, 2 Lunchroom Marshal 1, Post Marshal 2, Trinity Club 1, Bowling Club 2, Skin Diving Club 1. Electrical Engineering LILA LEWIS 117 Westervelt Avenue, 1 Honor Roll 3, Traffic Marshal 1, Lunchroom Marshal 1, Post Marshal 1, Register Room President 1, Sec- retary 2, Newman Club 3, Basketball 2, Red Cross 1, Boosters 1. Secretary duh 4a ' fi, H rv -1 . gt, DOUGLAS LAWSON 97 Crowell Avenue, 14 Honor Roll 8, Post Marshal 1, Pool Marshal 1, Register Room Marshal 2, BHS 3, German Club 2. WAGNER-Dentistry LINDA LENZA 88 Montgomery Avenue, 1 Honor Roll 5, Traffic Marshal 1, Lunchroom Marshal 3, Post Marshal 2, Register Room Secretary 1, Cheer- leader 2, Basketball 2, Badminton 1, Softball, Officer 1. OSWEGO ARTHUR LINDEMANN 158 Goodwin Avenue, 14 Traffic Marshal 1, Post Marshal 2, Pool Marshal 3, Register Room Mar- shal 1. Navy KURT LOOS 53 Evelyn Place, 5 ss 'V ff ee get 'N 3 'z ' X BERYL ANN LULOFF 174 City Boulevard, 1 Honor Roll 8, Traffic Marshal 2, Lunchroom Marshal 5, Register Room President 1, Secretary 1, Teacher's Secretary 2, Health Education De- partment 2, Log 5, Yearbook 1, Prom Committee. College fr: LA VERNE LOSEY 874 Marcy Avenue, 9 DONALD LOTHROP 19 Coenties Slip, 4 Lunchroom Mafsha' 3? ,Registy Lunchroom Marshal 1, Post Marshal Room Secretary 1, Teacher s Secre- 3. tary 4, Swimming 2, Dramatics Club 2, Newman Club 3, French Club 1: c0Hege'NaVy Chaplain G.0. Campaign 4. Airline Hostess Y Q :EQ BEVERLY ANN LUNNY 150 Crowell Avenue, 14 Honor Roll 6, Lunchroom Marshal 1, Gym Marshal 2, Class Vice-President 1, Register Room President 3, Sec- retary Z, Teacher's Secretary 4, Attendance Office 2, Arista 2, G.0. President 2. Business-Stenographer Ars 1 I ATNRYN MACKINTOSH 9 Maine Avenue, 14 onor Roll 2, Post Marshal 1, Teach, r's 'Secretary 2, Newman Club 4, ashion Show 1, Basketball 1, Busi- ess Education Club 2. usiness RONALD MBCLACHLAN 156 Maine Avenue, 14 Honor Roll 8, Traffic Marshal 4, Post Marshal 3, Pool Marshal 7, Lunchroom Marshal 2, Register Room President 2, Teacher's Secretary 1, Arista 2, Science Squad 3, Swim- ming Team 8. HAMILTON COLLEGE in JANET LYON 488 Howard Avenue, 1 Pool Marshal 1, Booster NEW YORK UNIVERSITY sl, BERNOENIA LOVELACE 71 Sand Street, 4 Business School GQ JOYCE Mac CONNELL 167 Benziger Avenue, 1 Honor Roll 6, Register Room Presi- dent 1, Fashion Show 2. Private Secretary fx Ju. DCHIEFFR LR ,Q S ,- .QI JOHN MALLEY 'bf ...-v'f' -4' ix, QAXV k 12-0-5 Governors Island, xx '- N Post Marshal 1 French Club 4. X J Qrqwfgfgllilfp u.s. AIR FORCE? ACADEMY 5 lplji 6 N2 A. o F Y' i1F.5i-,l 4,57 X lil ,lf in Q' t. in l fa, I --- af' we , L Q , '. r I 4 7 'V' ' 'rf A ' ' gf..',w I xn I Y V 'L If l ' 5 xx f if me mf , T- X ', . 51' -? Q -A 5 .A N1 I EDWARD MANLEY 1A Dyson Street, 4 Lunchroom Marshal 1, Post Marshal 1, Science Club 1, Prom Committee 1, Track 1. Navy j t ef -A Mun: wmuno 1609 Victory Boulevard, 14 Traffic Marshal 1, Lunchroom Mar- shal 1, Post Marshal 1, Register Room Treasurer 1, Chorus 1. Business 177140 ROGER MANCINI 82 East Raleigh Avenue, 10 Honor Roll 1, Lunchroom Marshal 1, Post Marshal 1, Chorus 2, Spanish Club 1. gn: JOSEPH MANZO GEORGE MARINAKIS 54 Josephine Street, 14 196 Arnold Street, 1 Traffic Marshal 1, Lunchroom Mar- Honor Roll 2, Post Marshal 1, Bowl- shal 2, Register Room President 1, ing Club 2. English Squad 1, Football 3, Block C. Air Force MIAMI STATE COLLEGE ROBERT MARSHALL ERNEST MATTEI 94 Delafield Place, 10 209 Myrtle Avenue, 10 Honor Roll 6: I-UI1Chf00fl'l Nla Sh8l 1: Post Marshal 1, Register Room Mar- Post MSFSNBI 2: Register Room Mar- shal 2, Teacher's Secretary 1, Bowl- Shel 5: Tfinity Club 1- ing Club 4, Dance Decoration Com- WAGNER mittee 1, Chef JOSEPH MARINO 31 Dana Street, 1 Lunchroom Marshal 1, Post Marshal 1, Pool Marshal 2, Biology Squad 1, Art Club 2, Dramatics Club 1, French Club 1, Newman Club 1, Football 1, Track Team 1. Alf Force ' x 5 MAUREEN MATTSSON 149 Mountainview Avenue, 14 Teacher's Secretary 2, Basketball 2, Volleyball 2, Softball 1, Bowling 1, Badminton 2, Prom Committee 1. College MICHAEL McANDREW 105 Broadway, 10 Honor Roll 2, Register Room Marshal 1, Discussion Club 1, Business Edu- cation Club 2. Accounting PATRICIA McDONALD l21 Brook Street, 1 lraffic Marshal 1, Post Marshal 2, Register Room Secretary 1, Marshal l, .Teacher's Secretary 1, Basketball lg Swimming 1, Volleyball 1, Bowl- ng Club 1. .egal Stenographer 'ATRICIA ANN MICHARONI i29 Henderson Avenue, 10 unchroom Marshal 1, Newman Club 1, Business Education Club 2: loosters 1, Riding Club 1, Chorus , Badminton 1. ournalism EUGENE McCARTHY 185 Buchanan Street, 1 Traffic Marshal 2, Lunchroom Mar- shal 1, Post Marshal 1, Gym Marshal 2, Newman Club 1, Industrial Arts Club 1, Baseball 2, Basketball 1. U.S. Air Force Gi gd, THOMAS McCARTHY 148 Rice Avenue, 14 Honor Roll 7, Traffic Marshal 4, Pool Marshal 4, Register Room President 1, Marshal 1, Teacher's Secretary 2, German Club 6, Officer 1, Trinity Club 2, Chorus 1. WAGNER COLLEGE-Interpreter 1 PATRICIA McGOWAN 350 Sharon Avenue, 1 Honor Roll 5, Lunchroom Marshal 1, BHS 5, Newman Club 6, Future Nurses Club 4, Boosters 4, Badmin- ton 1, Spanish Club 2, Red Cross 3. Nursing J MARILYN MILLER 245 Gordon Street, 4 Honor Roll 3, Teacher's Secretary 1, Business Education Club 2. SECFCIBTY MARYCLAIRE McGRATII 77 Walnut Street, 10 ST. VlNCENT'S SCHOOL OF NURSING N. GENEVIEVE MILONE 55 Bayview Place, 4 Honor Roll 2, Post Marshal 1, Reg- ister Room Secretary 1, Business Education Club 1, Fashion Show 1. Fashion Designer tsl JOHN McCONAUGHY 60 Westervelt Avenue, 1 Honor Roll 1, Traffic Marshal 1, Pool Marshal 1, Dramatics Club 1, Prom Committee 1. CORNELL-Agriculture .. S Q WILLIAM MEZIER, JR. 153 Egbert Avenue, 10 Post Marshal 1, Register Room Mar- shal 1, Business Education Club 1. Business 'TE RDBERT MIREAU 801 Clove Road, 10 Lunchroom Marshal 3, Post Marshal 1, Pool Marshal 5, Register Room President 2, Marshal, Teacher's Sec- retary 3, Newman Club 1, Swimming Team 4. Marines MARYLYN MISAWIC 464 Bard Avenue, 10 Honor Roll 4, Lunchroom Marshal 3, Pool Marshal 4, Teacher's Secretary 1, Block C, Volleyball 3. Manager 1, Swimming 4, Badminton 2, Riding 1, Softball 1. Teaching IRENE MOLLOY 66 Marx Street, 1 Honor Roll 1, Post Marshal 1, Teacher's Secretary 4, Newman Club 2, Spanish Club 1, Basketball 1. Business YOA MORRIS 70 Wayne Terrace, 10 Lunchroom Marshal 2, Post Marshal 1, Register Room Secretary 1, Fash- ion Show 1. Secretarial Training School ALPHONSO MITCHELL 203 York Avenue, 1 X 1r 'f WILLIAM MOHAN 43 Silver Court, 1 Honor Roll 3, Lunchroom Marshal 1, Post Marshal 3, Pool Marshal 6, Register Room Treasurer 1, Swim- ming Team 8, Baseball 1. ST. lOHN'S UNIVERSITY CAROL MOLLER 35 Aymar Avenue, 1 Honor Roll 6, Lunchroom Marshal 2, Register Room President 3, Secre- tary 1, Boosters 1, G.0. Campaign 1, Bowling Club 1. GERALDINE MONAHAN 24 Ely Street, 1 ROSEANN MOSCHELLA 31 Stanley Avenue, 1 Honor Roll 3, Teacher's Secretary 2, Basketball 1. Business 'ff BARBARA MONTUORI 45 Pine Street, 1 ETHLYN MOORE 19 Bayview Place, 4 Lunchroom Marshal 1, Post Marshal 1, Future Nurses Club 2, Red Cross 2. ST. MARY'S SCHOOL OF NURSING -QI -5 HENRY MURPHY 226 Windsor Road, 14 Honor Roll 2, Traffic Post Marshal 3, Pool Register Room Marshal 1, Teachers Secretary 3, German Club 1, Block C, G.0. Campaign 2. WAGNER COLLEGE Marshal 2, Marshal 2, JOSEPH MUSHNICK 674 Oakland Avenue, 10 Register Room Marshal 1, Teacher's Secretary 1. Air Force A lf ..--v' is fs, WESLEY MYERS 30 Daniel Low Terrace, 1 l GEORGE W. NEUBERT, JR. 344 Maine Avenue, 14 rlonor Roll 8, Post Marshal 1, Regrs- ter Room Treasurer 1, Physical Sci- ence Squad 8, Biology Squad 1, Social Studies Squad 2, German Club 3, Chorus 7, Trinity Club 2. Electronic Engineer 5 Vg lOllNNE NICOTRA l0 Wales Place, 10 lonor' Roll 4, Pool Marshal 2, Teach- :r's Secretary 1, Spanish Club 4 Jilrcer 2, Fashion Show 1, G.O Iarnpargn 1, Swimming 1, Basket- lall 1. lourt Stenographer be JOYCE NELSON 115 Wayne Terrace, 10 Post Marshal 2, Newman Club 1, Business Education Club 1, Swim- ming 1. Business MERRY NEWMAN 47 Hamilton Avenue, 1 Honor Roll 8, Honor Key, Post Mar- shal 1, Register Room Secretary 2, Teacher's Secretary 6, Log Editor 2, Arrsta 4, Grrl Leader 1, BHS 5, Ger- man Club 2, Physical Science Club 1 College S -'F P .f fn gh, 1. tres we CHRIS NOBRIGA 252 Dickie Avenue, 14 Lunchroom Marshal 1, Post Marshal 1, Gym Marshal 1, Register Room President 5, Marshal 1, Football 8, College JUNE NELSON 96 Sawyer Avenue, 14 Lunchroom Marshal 4, Post Marshal 1, Register Room Secretary 1, Treas- urer 1, Teacher's Secretary 1, Log 1, Badminton 1, Basketball 1, Boosters 3, Prom Committee 1. College-Nursing Al is-' PETER NIKANDER Wagner College Honor Roll 8, Honor Key, Post Mar- shal 2: English Squad 1, German Club 4, Golf 5. College ROGER NELSON 10 Jackson Street, 4 Honor Roll 6, Traffic Marshal 1, Post Marshal 3, Social Studies Squad 7, Biology Squad 2, Bowling Club 2, Stage Crew 5. Manager 3, Prom Committee 1, Program Planning Cornmrttee 3, G.0. Campaign 1. WAGNER COLLEGE JOAN NIEZGODSKI 235 Westwood Avenue, 14 Honor Roll 8, Lunehroom Marshal 1, Teacher's Secretary 2, Biology Squad 1, BHS 4, Badminton 1: G.0. Cam- paign 2. flUNTER X- Q F 0: .r-la ext Xu! has 15 'its if ,S-J' fur: 'PFA nr . 1 -QL, , Q, J? 5 '. .Q si T- Q . A -S It '. ' ' if lr , ' ' 5-1 .7 ' 1 lpn' 7 ' 'ri r ng rail 'ix . fCL7.:.- 5' 7 '. - . R KA .v , .51 W . D H 5 H: ,if x xx 2 5-' - I V ' 43. . . ig 1 - Es ',' 4' x Si - r ' . ' - EW x .L I' ' . ts OL -A ' . 1- '42, , . I tn 3 .FLN . Is, '- s N . ' Q-.N 5 - . n - rg' - ,ff ,. . , ' ,-,. , -. .- K '4 Y ,Q-4.7: 1,5 T-S: ' ROBERT G. 0'CONNELL 397 Pelton Avenue. 10 Honor Roll 25 Lunchroom Marshal 45 Post Marshal 25 Pool Marshal 25 Reg- ister Room Treasurer 25 English Squad 4, Co-captain 25 Newman Club 25 Discussion Club lp Bowling Club 1. N.Y.U.-Teaching I0-ANN OLSEN 74 Grand Avenue, 1 Honor Roll 85 Lunchroom Marshal 25 Post Marshal 15 Register Room Sec- retary 15 Future Nurses Club 2. Nursing 1 'efvffffy 'Ss FRED DHLETH 28 Tompkins Street, 4 ' Post Marshal 15 Bowling Club 1. WAGNER CAROL 0'MARA 40 Crescent Avenue. 1 Honor Roll 85 Lunchroom Marshal 35 Teacher's Secretary 15 Log 15 Year- book lp Newman Club 65 Future Nurses Club 45 Junior Red Cross Vol- unteer 35 Discussion Club 15 Prom Committee. SAINT MARY'S SCHOOL OF NURSES r'? 3 KARIN 0'BEDELL 1042 Van Duzer Street, 4 Honor Roll 45 Business Education Club 25 Badminton 15 Fashion Show 15 Prom Committee 1. Private Secretary MARY ANN ULIVIERI 86 Vanderbilt Avenue, 4 Honor Roll 15 Post Marshal 15 Regis- ter Room Treasurer 15 Teacher's Secretary 25 Prom Committee 1: Newman Club 25 Spanish Club 15 Majorettes 45 Good News 5 Spring Festival. Business-Medical Secretary or JUHN 0'NEILL 81 West Raleigh Avenue, 10 Honor Roll 65 Post Marshal 45 Gym Marshal 35 Class President 2, Secre- tary 1, Treasurer 15 Register Room President 35 Vice President of G.O. 15 Football 45 Basketball 6, College DORIS UCCHIPENTI 222 Van Du7er Street, 4 Softball 15 Newman Club 4: Badrnln- ton 25 Boosters 1. Private Secretary ? A-.X . i r4.,Mh x, Ei .. IANET U. ULSEN 67 Grand Avenue, 1 Honor Roll 25 Lunchroom Marshal 45 Post Marshal 15 Register Room Treasurer 15 Medical Room Aide 15 Badminton 25 Future Nurses Club 25 Prom Committee 15 Trinity Club 15 Basketball 1. KATHERINE GIBBS '-e: TERENCE 0'NElLL 274 Bement Avenue, 10 Register Room President 1, Marshal 3. At St, Peters Freshman Basket- ball Team 25 Track Team 2. Business-Accounting 'CWB IOVCE OZIEMAN 29 Montgomery Avenue, 1 Lunchroom Marshal 1, Teacher's Secretary 1. At St, Peter's, Athletic Club 4. I.B.M Operator CAROL PALUDCIO 122 Slosson Avenue, 14 Honor Roll 2, Traffic Marshal 3, Lunchroom Marshal 1, Teacher's Secretary 2, Bowling Club 3, Chorus 2, Fashion Show 1, Prom Committee 1, Basketball 1. uw 'C' LORRAINE PARKS 49 Coursen Place, 14 Pool Marshal 2, Bowling Club 1, Fashion Show 1. Typlsl 9 sis X as r . Q 4 5 NX gf ADULF PAGLIARULD 272 Glen Avenue, 1 Honor Roll 2, Lunchroom Marshal 3, Register Room Treasurer 2, Marshal 3, Biology Squad 8, Chemistry Squad 8, Stage Crew 8, Physical Science Club 5, Officer 2, Newman Club 4, Cross Country 3. College K' ,Af f s MURIEL PAPE 16 Castleton Avenue, 1 Honor Roll 1, Lunchroom Marshal 1, Teacher's Secretary 1, Business Education Club 2, Fashion Show 4. Secretary CAROL PARTEE 21 Valencia Avenue, 1 Honor Roll 7, Lunchroom Marshal 5, Captain 2, Pool Marshal 1, Register Room President 1. Treasurer 1, Sec- retary of G.O. 2, Cheerleader 4, Co- captain 2, Medical Room Aide 1, Dramatics Club 2. M I DDLEBURY COLLEGE gl 38 IOHN PAGLIARULD 12 Bellhaven Place, 14 Newman Club 1, x ,,,g ,' . f E ' JOHN PALLADINO 8 Markham Court, 10 Honor Roll 3, Trailic Marshal 1, Register Room President 3, Teach- er's Secretary 1, Social Studies Squad 3, Newman Club 2, Prom Committee 1, Dance Committee 1: Bowling Club 1, Baseball 1. FARMINGDALE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE 1-1 f Q 5 3 3 5 x 4 f ALLEN PARESI 74 Jersey Street, 1 Lunchroom Marshal 2, Gym Marshal 1: Latin Club 2. QS S . sit- LUCY ANN PAYNE 18 Meadow Street, 4 Honor Roll 1, Traffic Marshal 2, Post Marshal 2, Pool Marshal 4, Teacher's Secretary 2, Swimming 3, Trinity Club 4, Bowling 2, Water Show 1, Future Nurses Club 1, Bas- ketball 2. I.B.M. Operator PETER PARISI 270 Glen Avenue, 1 Lunchroom Marshal 1, Pool Marshal 3, Register Room President 1. SUSAN PEDERSUN B4 Campus Road, 1 Honor Roll 8, Honor Key, Post Mar- shal 2,,Lunchroom Marshal 4, Regus- ter Room President 2, Arista 2, G.O. Campaign 3, Trinity Club 1, Cheer, leader 6, Captain 2, College THEODORE PERKINS 50 Duncan Road, 1 Yearbook 2. At Staten Island Acad- emy, Science Club 2, Glee Club 2. Q V TR J, 1 .V ., . ff' ROBERT PICKELL 350 Hillside Avenue, 4 MELVIN PISETZNER 79 Sanford Place, 14 Honor Roll 8, Honor Key, Register Room Marshal 1, Program Committee 3: English Squad 6, Library Squad 7, Log 2, Arista 2, BHS 5, Math Club 5. College -45 ,, - h K ,. 41 CAROLINE PERROTTA 184 Fillmore Street, 1 Honor Roll 3, Lunchroom Marshal 3, Post Marshal 2, Gym Marshal 1, Register Room Secretary 2, Teach- er's Secretary 1, Newman Club 1, Art Club 1, Swimming 1, Badminton 1. PACKERS COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE 1? fl Q I JOSEPH PICKERING 87 Wave Street, 4 -an- ' BERNARD PERUSO 210 Oakland Avenue, 10 Traffic Marshal 1, Lunchroom Mar- shal 1, Post Marshal 1, Football 1, Baseball 1, Swimming Team 2, Acting 7 JOHN PIETRACATELLA 398 Cary Avenue, 10 Honor Roll 4, Lunchroom Marshal 1: Post Marshal 2, Pool Marshal 3: Register Room President 2, Teach- er's Secretary 2, Football 8, Captain 1, Baseball 1. College fr' f ,Q MR if . .kiwi ' - ..,v9's' ' ' fe.:-5 M if it F. A ' 1 E ff -' -3 -F: 2 JOHN PHILLIPS 640 College Avenue, 2 Lunchroom Marshal 3, Gym Marshal 1, G.0, Campaign 1, Football 4, Baseball Team 6, Bowling Club 1. Cohege 1- GERALDINE PIRONE 388 Jersey Street, 1 Honor Roll 1, Teacher's Secretary 3: Business Education Club 4, Newman Club 2, Future Nurses Club 2, Boosters 1, Prom Committee 1. Secretary DONALD PIZZUTO 127 North Burgher Avenue, 10 Honor Roll 2. Business ROGER B. POEPPEL 38 Brentwood Avenue, 1 Honor Roll 8, Honor Key, Lunchroom Marshal 1, Chemistry Squad 4, Biol- ogy Squad 1, Library Squad 1, Year- book 2, Arista 2, Physical Science Club 4, German Club 3. College THEODORE PORITZ 384 Bard Avenue, 10 Honor Roll B, Lunchroom Marshal 1, Register Room Marshal 1, BHS 4, Biology Squad 4, Yearbook 1, Ger- man Club 5, Bowling Club 5, Bowl- ing Team 2, Golf 1, Medicine 'Sw CARLO PORAZZI 20 Seagate Road, 5 Football Team 1, Baseball 2. At Augustinian Academy, Chairman of Dance Committee 4: Feature Writer Inter Nos. College uv C SUSAN PUTNOI 23-D Fort Jay, 4 Honor Roll 4, Post Marshal 1, Regis- ter Room Secretary 1, Teacher's Sec- retary 2, Log 1. At Other Schools: Honor Roll 4, Student Council Rep- resentative 1, Science Club 1. ANTHDNV RANDAZZO 196 Corson Avenue, 1 Honor Roll 8, Honor Key, Lunchroom Marshal 1, Post Marshal 2, BHS 2, Bowling Club 6, Cross Country 1, Football 2. College-Engineering .it il GLORIA PROCESZYN 99 Bradley Avenue, 14 Badminton 1, G,O. Campaign 2, Prom Committee, Bowling Club 1, Volley- ball 1. Business 2 ROBERT RABINOWITZ 215 Hart Boulevard, 1 Honor Roll 2, Post Marshal 2, Regis- ter Room Treasurer 1, Marshal 1, English Souad 6, Business Squad 1, Social Studies Squad 1, Bowling Club 2, Tennis 8, Block C, Track 2. College EDWARD RASMUSSEN 147 Benziger Avenue, 1 Traffic Marshal 1, Lunchroom Mar- shal 2, Post Marshal 1, Pool Marshal 1, Register Room Marshal 1, Teach- er's Secretary 1. POLICE ACADEMY ERNEST PRUDEN 11 Castleton Avenue, 1 Honor Roll 7, Lunchroom Marshal 1, Register Room Treasurer 1, Spanish Club 4, Officer 1, French Club 4, Chorus 3, Discussion Club 1, Arista 2. Translator -ss, WILLIAM RAFALSKY 141 Pine Place, 4 Post Marshal 1, Pool Marshal 1: Register Room President 1, Treas- urer 1, Bowling Club 1, Golf. College ,X AUDREY PSZCZOLA 342 Cary Avenue, 10 11' .,,. RIIODA RAHN 716 Pelton Avenue, 10 Honor Roll 8, Honor Key, Traffic Marshal 2, Register Room Secretary 2, Teacher's Secretary 5, Program Committee 4, Log 4, Yearbook 4: Arista 2, BHS 5. College -Home Economics ,. 1 liwxillii l i l l l ELIZABETH ANN REILLY 42 Franklin Avenue Pool Marshal 1, Future Nurses Club 3, Swimming 1, Volleyball 1, Bad- minton 1, Newman Club 3. Nursing School ' A' 15.23, . W. as? . , 'rf' 2' if - ':' -. in . V Y.. MARTA RELLA 353 St. PauI's Avenue, 4 Honor Roll 8, Honor Key,Traffic Mar- shal 3, Lunchroom Marshal 7, Cap- tain 2, Pool Marshal 8, Register Room President 1, Treasurer 2, BHS 4, Secretary 1, SAPPC 3, Chairman 2, Majorettes 5, Captain 2. College fr ., ,, . 3 1 ,..!,. PHYLLIS RICCIARDI 394 Bard Avenue. 10 Honor Roll 8, Traffic Marshal 2, Lunchroom Marshal 3, Teacher's Secretary 4, Newman Club 2, Good News , Spring Festival, G.O. Cam- paign 1, Prom Committee: Major- ettes 3. WAGNER COLLEGE rl' eq, . ,,g,,,,,J 1, ROSALIE RINAUDO 692 Bay Street, 4 Honor Roll 3, Register Room Secre- tary 1, Treasurer 1, Teacher's Secre- tary 1, Newman Club 3, Boosters 2, Business Education Club 2, Fashion Show 2. Business fl 'C RAYMOND RATKOWSKI 20 Wayne Court, 10 Honor Roll 1, Lunchroom Marshal 1: Post Marshal 3, Pool Marshal 1, Register Room President 1, Marshal 2, Teacher's Secretary 1, Baseball 8, Captain 1, Basketball 8. Captain 1, Football 4. CORNELL il RUDY RICCARDI 79 Lafayette Avenue, 1 Honor Roll 2, Traffic Marshal 3, Pool Marshal 2, Mechanical Arts Club 1, Newman Club 1, Baseball 4, Basketball 2. GRIDLEY COLLEGE ff2 ..a S r .,., sa. - 'Q , 1 ARTHUR ROBERTS 38 Westervelt Avenue, 1 Pool Marshal 1, Register Room Treasurer 1, Marshal 1, Newman Club 2, Swimming Team 2. COMMUNITY COLLEGE ,K ss. wk '9' ROSEMARIE REDDV 15 Long Avenue, 14 Honor Roll 1, Traffic Marshal 1, Lunchroom Marshal 1, Post Marshal 3, Pool Marshal 1, Basketball 1, Newman Club 3, Boosters 3. Business X Q 'QQ' A Q. K . 0 4-1 RICHARD RICCI 318 Bryant Avenue, 6 Post Marshal 3, Register Room Pres- ident 1, Social Studies Squad 5, Language Squad 2, Biology Squad 2, French Club A, Newman Club 1: Bowling Club 2, Prom Committee 1- Track Team. S.l.C.C. DORIS ROBINSON 196 Broadway, 10 Honor Roll 6, l'eacher's Secretary 11, Yearbook 1, Arista 2, Basketball 1, Captain 1, Softball 1, Captain 1: Chorus, Discussion Club 1. Show Business '55 .-yi Ali WARREN ROGERS 1 Kingsley Avenue, 14 Post Marshal 1, Pool Marshal 6. College 436 1-if 1l f EDWARD RDSENBLATT 1108 Bay Street, 5 Lunchroom Marshal 4, Post Marshal 1, Register Room Treasurer 1, Mar- shal 1, Teacher's Secretary 1, Stage Crew 8, Football 3. College MANUEL RUBID 744 Pelton Avenue, 10 Traffic Marshal 3, Lunchroom Mar- shal 6, Post Marshal 3, Pool Marshal 2, Physical Science Squad 1, Bowl- ing Club 3, Prom Committee 2, G.0. Campaign 2, Football 7. College-Science SIIEILA ROHAN 52 Castleton Avenue, 1 Honor Roll 1, Lunchroom Marshal 2 Post Marshal 2, Register Room Sec- retary 2, Teachers Secretary 2 Chorus 2, School Plays 4, Softball 2 Basketball 4. College-Social Worker X T . A 3 i 4- 'a X lx I K it it RONALD Roriimunn 171 Myrtle Avenue, 10 Lunchroom Marshal 2, Post Marshal 1, Pool Marshal 2, Register Room Marshal 1. United States Marines fl JDSEPNINE RUCINSKI 7 Purroy Place, 4 Boosters 7. Airline Hostess Q, RICHARD RUMAGNOLA 48 Oxford Place, 1 Honor Roll 4, Traffic Marshal 1, Lunchroom Marshal 2, Post Marshal 4, Register Room Treasurer 2, Mar- shal 3, 2 Block C's, Prom Committee 1, Football 6, Baseball 6. College-Engineer 'Q' s MARILYN RUBCICH 200 Potter Avenue, 14 Honor Roll 8, Traffic Marshal 1, Lunchroom Marshal 4, Register Room Treasurer 1, Teacher's Secretary 2, Library Squad 1, Yearbook 1, Drama- tics Club 1, G.0. Campaign 3, Boosters 5. HUNTER COLLEGE ANTHONY RUNFOLA 411 Westervelt Avenue, 1 Post Marshal 2, Pool Marshal 2, Bowling Club 1. At St. Peters: Track Team 2, Biology Club 2. College has 'Q -63 J? ELLEN RDSANOFF 120 Lawrence Avenue, 10 Honor Roll 8, Traffic Marshal 2, Lunchroom Marshal 3, Register Room Secretary 3, Marshal 1, Teacher's Secretary 6, Log 6, Iunior Red Cross 3, Future Nurses Club 3, Orchestra 5. Nursing BEVERLY RUBERTO 73 Broadway, 10 Traffic Marshal 1, Post Marshal 2, Register Room Secretary 3, Teach- er's Secretary 4, Newman Club 2, Fashion Show 2, Softball 1. Business uni KEVIN RYAN 683 Willowbrook Road, 14 Lunchroom Marshal 2, Post Marshal 1, Register Room Marshal 1. Army 4 PRYLLIS RYDZEFSKI 140 Hendricks Avenue, 1 Honor Roll 5, Traffic Marshal 1, Lunchroom Marshal 2, Teacher's Secretary 3, Log 2, Yearbook 1, Swimming 1, Boosters 4, Basketball 1. College 'Q 1 .Q 'sg if O 4 N. ai- f v EDITH SAVRON 573 Cary Avenue, 2 uv-. 4157 DIANE SCHNEIDER 144 Rice Avenue, 14 Honor Roll 1, Traffic Marshal 2: Lunchroom Marshal 4, Post Marshal 1, Gym Marshal 1, Teacher's Secre- tary 4, Yearbook 1, Trinity Club 1, Tennis 1, Swimming 1. Business School RICHARD SACCARO 268 Potter Avenue, 14 Lunchroom Marshal 1, Post Marshal 1, Math Club 2, Football 2. At Augus- tinian Academy: Class Treasurer 2, Basketball 1, Baseball 1. Dentistry '11 LUCY SANDER 751 Clove Road, 10 Honor Roll 3, Post Marshal 4, Regis- ter Room President 1, Treasurer 1, G.O. Store 2, Fashion Show 2, Year- book 1, Dramatics 4, Secretary 2, Boosters 4, Co-captain 2, G.O. Cam- paign 2, Art Chairman 2. FASHION INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY 1- -M. ANITA SANSONE 98 St. Paul's Avenue, 1 Lunchroom Marshal 3, Post Marshal 2, Fashion Show 5, Newman Club 3, gasgetball 2, Volleyball 1, Bowling lu 1. Nursing School IOHN SAWICKI 202 Gordon Street, 4 College-Chemistry 4 M?-N WF Q., en I 7 ' DONALD SCHNEIDER 5 Dongan Avenue, 14 Honor Roll 8, Honor Key, Post Mar- shal 1, Register Room President 2, Treasurer 2, Marshal 1, Log Editor, Junior Editor, Reporter 4, Arista 3, Officer 1, BHS 4, Basketball 2, Man- ager, Class President 1. Aeronautical Engineering f' fran lip- VALERIE SCHIEFER 315 lewett Avenue, 2 Honor Roll 8, Lunchroom Marshal 1, Log 3, Yearbook Art Editor 2, Riding 3, Officer 1, German Club 4, Art Club 2, Prom Committee 1, G.O. Posters, Good News Scenery Com- mittee. College-Art '17 f 3 MDNIKA SCHLAEGEL 93 Scribner Avenue, 1 Honor Roll 4, Register Room Marshal 1, Teacher's Secretary 3, BHS 2, German Club 2, Discussion Club 1, Orchestra 2, Badminton 1, Swimming 1. At Grafton: Honor Roll 4. College WALTER SCHUMACHER 86 Grand Avenue, 1 Traffic Marshal 1, Lunchroom Mar- shal 1, Post Marshal 1, Gym Marshal 2, Register Room Marshal 1. Navy MARY SCHUTTLER 27 Linden Street, 10 Honor Roll 8, Lunchroom Marshal 3: Post Marshal 2, Teacher's Secretary 3, French Club 5, Volunteer Nurses' Aide 3, Officer, Future Nurses Club 4, Trinity Club 2, German Club 2. UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT G A LLOYD SCHUTZMAN 200 Hart Boulevard, 1 Honor Roll 8, Honor Key, Traffic Marshal 2, Lunchroom Marshal 1, Post Marshal 1, English Squad 1, College Office Squad 6, Log 2, Year- book 2, Tennis Team 6, Block C. College--Metallurgy s nf 'L' MICHAEL SCUTTO 193 Myrtle Avenue, 10 Lunchroom Marshal 4, Pool Marshal 5, Register Room President 2, Secre- tary 1, Treasurer 2, Teacher's Secre- tary 6, Football 4. United States Marines VIICHAEL SETARO '4 North Burgher Avenue, 10 lir Force 9'- GARY SCHWARTZ 734 lewett Avenue, 14 Honor Roll 8, Honor Key,Traffic Mar- shal 4, Post Marshal 2, Captain, Teacher's Secretary 2, English Squad 2, Arista 3, BHS 5, Track 8, Cross Country 2. College-Medicine Qs bus: .X RICHARD SEABERG 10 Ellsworth Place, 14 Honor Roll 3, Post Marshal 1, Gym Marshal 1, Class Vice-President 2, Treasurer 2, Register Room Presi- dent 3, Treasurer 2, Marshal 1: Basketball 4, l.V. 2. PATRICIA SHAUGHNESSY 68 Glenwood Avenue, 1 Traffic Marshal 3, Lunchroom Mar- shal 5, Pool Marshal 7, Register Room Secretary 2, Basketball 2, Swimming 1, Fashion Show 4. l.B.M. Operator GERALD SCHWARTZ 734 lewett Avenue, 14 Honor Roll 8, Honor Key, Traffic Marshal 2, Post Marshal 3, Checker, Supply Room Squad 6, English Squad 4, Arista 3, BHS 5, Track 8, Cross Country 4. College THOMAS SELDEN 39 Winter Avenue, 1 Honor Roll 8, Traffic Marshal 2, Captain 2, Post Marshal 3, Checker 2, Register Room Marshal 1, Grade Advisers' Office 2, Log 2, Yearbook 3, Arista 3, Track Team 7, Soccer Team 2. CORNELL UNIVERSITY i C I x NOEL SCHWEIZER 194 Bay Street, 1 Traffic Marshal 1, Lunchroom Mar- shal 2, Post Marshal 1, Gym Marshal 2, Register Room President 1, United States Marines 1-SQL ...M LEON SELMAN 106 Winter Avenue, 1 Honor Roll 4, Traffic Marshal 2, Lunchroom Marshal 1, Post Marshal 1, Biology Squad 5, Chemistry Squad 2, Yearbook 1, BHS 2, Cross Country 3, Track Team 4. College I ...-1.. BENJAMIN W. SIEGLER 78 Ridgewood Place. 1 Honor Roll 6, Traffic Marshal 2, Pool Marshal 8, Biology Squad 1, Social Studies Squad 1, Log 6, Yearbook 2, Arista 3, Good News , Swimming Team 8, UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT IOHN SKINNER 28 Howard Avenue, 1 Honor Roll 3, Lunchroom Marshal 1, Varsity Basketball 1, Baseball 1. At Other School, Track 2, Basketball 6, Baseball 3: Golf 3. OHIO UNIVERSITY 4:9 T 1 I 1 .f , I A , L. . ,L , 4 , w. V. I -if . , rr f, f5p,. ,.V '4 irfkk v .E ,W-.I 4- i.:'U ' SFS' 'Fw' HOWARD SHEA 82 Wayne Place, 10 Honor Roll 8, Traffic Marshal 1, Lunchroom Marshal 1, Post Marshal 2, Spanish Club 1, Football 4. College RICHARD SIGMAN 229 Oakland Avenue, 10 Post Marshal 2, Social Studies Squad 2, Track 2, Cross Country 1. Jn CIIARLIJTTE SMITH 730 Henderson Avenue, 10 Chorus 1, Fashion Show 2, Softball 2, Basketball 1. Typist BLANCHE SILVA 446 Westervelt Avenue, 1 Lunchroom Marshal 2, Post Marshal 1, Gym Marshal 1, Business Educa- tion Club 2, Swimming 1, Fashion Show 2, Prom Committee 1, Soft- ball 1. Secretary Q I. DELBERT SMITH 867 Van Duzer Street, 4 Lunchroom Marshal 2, Pool Marshal 2, Football 4. WEST POINT it-2? BRADLEY SHERMAN 375 Fingerboard Road, 5 Honor Roll 1, Traffic Marshal 2z Trinity Club 1, Chorus 1, G.0. Cam- paign 1, Fashion Show Escort 2, Football 1, Handball 1, College-Engineering nr QF ,, KATHLEEN SKEELE 65 City Boulevard, 1 Honor Roll 5, Traffic Marshal 1: Lunchroom Marshal 1, Post Marshal 1, Register Room President 1, Teachers Secretary 2, Clerical Staff 2, Swimming 3, BHS 5. College 154' Fw. '-. tm fm. JAMES SMITH 35 Lawrence Avenue, 10 Lunchroom Marshal 1, Post Marshal 1, Yearbook 2, Newman Club 3, Bowling Club 2, Spanish Club 1, G.0. Campaign 1. Accountant IIARGARET SMITH E10 Harvest Avenue, 10 Ionor Roll 1, Teacher's Secretary 1, uture Nurses Club 2, Orchestra 4, ifficer 4. lursing .9 0-. f' v NX ' Z ICHARD SOLASKI 59 Pelton Avenue, 10 Jnchroom Marshal 1, Post Marshal , Pool Marshal 1, Newman Club 1, .0. Campaign 1. l. COMMUNITY COLLEGE 0'- U ,I tROLVN SPICER Josephine Street, 14 st Marshal 1, Teacher's Secretary Softball 1, Clothing Club 1, Fash- n Show 4, Prom Committee 1, Bas- tball 1, iauty Culture it is , 3 X, ' MARYELLEN SMITH 75 Taft Avenue, 1 Honor Roll 7, Traffic Marshal 2, Lunchroom Marshal 1, Post Marshal 2, Teacher's Secretary 1, Physical Science Squad 1, Yearbook 2, BHS 3, Future Nurses Club 4, Officer 1. BELLEVUE NURSING SCHOOL ANN SUMMA 111 Monroe Avenue, 1 Honor Roll 8, Honor Key, Arista 3, Class President 1, Vice-President 3, Register Room President 3, Secre- tary 1, Teacher's Secretary 8, Year- book Clerical Editor 2, Lunchroom Marshal 2, Log Typist 1, Prom Com- mittee 1. CollegeHTeaching 46' DIANE SPISTD 18 Walters Avenue, 1 Honor Roll 6, Lunchroom Marshal 3, Register Room Secretary 2, Treas- urer 2, Teachers Secretary 3, Boosters 3, Prom Committee 2, G.O. Campaign 4. FASHION INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY RUTH ANN SMITH 224 Market Street, 10 Traffic Marshal 1, Teacher's Secre- tary 1, Chorus 3, Badminton 3, Soft- ball 1, Basketball 1. Business SUSAN SDROLA 121 Grymes Hill Road, 1 Honor Roll 8, Honor Key, Lunchroom Marshal 1, Post Marshal 1, Register Room Secretary 2, Log 2, Yearbook 1, Arista 2, BHS 2, Boosters 4. College :Sli . . if ANNA STAMPLEY 50 Park Hill Avenue, 4 Honor Roll 8, Honor Key, Lunchroom Marshal 3, Teacher's Secretary 3, Business Education Club 2, Prom Committee 1, Art Club 1. Business School-Private Secretary THOMAS SMITH 323 Jersey Street, 1 Golf 2, Cross Country Track Team 1 'Gif' CARMINE SPAGNOLA 177 Van Buren Street, 1 Honor Roll, Lunchroom Marshal 1 Post Marshal 1, Register Room Pres ident 1, Teacher's Secretary 1, New man Club, U.S.M.C. LINDA STAIILIN 65 Maine Avenue, 14 Honor Roll 8, Post Marshal 2, Regis- ter Room Secretary 2, Teacher's Secretary 2, Majorettes 3, Chorus 5, French Club 4, Boosters 2, G.O, Campaign 3, Basketball 3. College DULURES STASIAK 42 Taft Avenue, 1 Honor Roll 1, Traffic Marshal 1, Post Marshal 2, Register Room Secretary 3, President 1, Swimming, Basket- ball, Tennis, Volleyball. Business4Secretary VALERIE STRATTON 79 Sommers Lane, 14 Honor Roll 6, Post Marshal 2, Pool Marshal 1, Register Room Secretary 2, Marshal 1, Teacher's Secretary 4, Majorettes 3, Co-captain 2, Year- book 3, College MARY SULLIVAN 280 Pellon Avenue, 10 Teacher's Secretary 1, Newman Club 2, Fashion Show 1. Secretary Q- 3 rlra . P . , f be qs, sis X 1 in 'T' ng, Z 'df' is V+ pgs 'Brit-TV' Ci- it 'L 1 s 1.31 , im! W 1 fi 'S of 5 ZF' e iw? if 1 , Q QU v ' Q ,Q ' A BARBARA STEPHENSUN 18 Oswego Street, 1 Honor Roll 1, Pool Marshal 1, Swim- ming 1, Fashion Show 3. Business NANCY STROHM 201 Greenleaf Avenue, 10 Register Room President 3, Teach- er's Secretary 2, Fashion Show 2, Prom Committee 1, Secretary SUSAN SURPIN 56 College Avenue, 14 Lunchroom Marshal 4, Post Marshal 3, Teacher's Secretary 2, Basketball 3, Bowling 2, French Club 2, Swim- ming 1, Prom Committee 1. College KATHLEEN STERN 16 Lloyd Court, 10 Register Room President 1, Teach- er's Secretary 1, Prom Committee, Boosters, Swimming 1. Business-Secretary JAMES SULLIVAN 607 Metropolitan Avenue, 1 Business-Detective THOMAS SWANSON 164 Elm Street, 10 Honor Roll 3, Post Marshal 1, Regis- ter Room Marshal 1. E I? Q.. :if 1 ,Q in ggi RICHARD STEVENS 11 Diana Trail, 4 wg. . JUAN SULLIVAN 186 Chandler Avenue, 14 Honor Roll 2, Traffic Marshal 2, Lunchroom Marshal 1, Gym Marshal 2, Volleyball 1, Chorus 1, Bowling 2, Newman Club 2, College 45 L0lS TALBUT 387 Bement Avenue, 10 Honor Roll 8, Honor Key, Register Room Secretary 1, English Squad 5, Log Reporter 4, Arista 2, BHS 5, Vice President 1, Prom Committee 1, Future Nurses Club, Secretary 1, 6.0. Campaign 2, WELLESLEY-Social Work s. IOLORES TARAFA 39 Fillmore Street, 1 lewman Club 1, Art Club. iusiness -3 L I ,S CSE GLENN TAYLOR 343 Hoyt Avenue. 1 Traffic Marshal 3, Lunchroom Mar- shal 2, Post Marshal 1, Gym Marshal 1, Register Room Secretary 1, Trin- ity Club 1, Spanish Club 3, G.0. Campaign 1, Track 1, Cross Country 1, COMMUNITY COLLEGE OOESSA TAYLOR 276 Davis Avenue, 10 Teacher's Secretary 1, Chorus 1. College-Singer NCE TENEBRUSO 73 Tyson Street, 1 Jnor Roll 5: 6.0, Campaign 1. Jsiness School .imap JOSEPH TENNERIELLO 110 Prospect Street, 4 Honor Roll 2, Lunchroom Marshal 1, Post Marshal 3, Register Room Mar- shal 2, Newman Club 3, M Q ri ' I DLEY THOMPSON 2 Cheshire Place, 1 nor Roll 4, BHS 2, Mosaic. At gis, Basketball 2, Class Officer 2. I FORCE ACADEMY I ELLEN THOMPSON 278 Market Street, 10 Traffic Marshal 2, Lunchroom Mar- shal 4, Post Marshal 2, Pdol Marshal 1, Teacher's Secretary 3, Trinity Club 2, Chorus 2, Fashion Show 4, Red Cross Club 1. ZION BIBLE INSTITUTE LT., s I It M' JOANN TERRANOVA 121 Victory Boulevard, 1 Register Room Secretary 2, Treas- urer 2, Teacher's Secretary 4, Lunchroom Marshal 2, Yearbook 1, Business Education Club 2, Major- ettes 1, Prom Committee 1, Dance Club 1, Future Nurses Club 1. NUYSITIE MICHAEL J. TEITLER 192 Westervelt Avenue, 1 Honor Roll 8, Lunchroom Marshal 2, Post Marshal 2, Register Room Treasurer 1, Marshal 1, Biology Squad 2, Chemistry Squad 1, Lan- guage Squad 1, BHS 4, Bowling 3, Treasurer 1, German Club 2. C.C.N.Y-Chemical Research is gvxxl l iM ARCHIE THOMAS 28 Caroline Street, 10 Lunchroom Marshal 2, Post Marshal 2, Pool Marshal 5, Register Room Secretary, Marshal 1, Bowling Club 1, Basketball 2, Baseball 2. U.S. Marines ff 4,77 ing. Vfff IAMES TIERNEY 751 Bard Avenue, 10 Pool Marshal 2, Golf 3, Mosaic 4. At Augustinian Academy: Golf 4, Tennis 1. UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON VN-Schlefbl. 'T' 7 LUCILLE TIRADD 133 Henderson Avenue, 1 Honor Roll 4. Stenographer NANCY TDNACHEI. 176 Beverly Road, 5 Honor Roll 8, Register Room Secre- tary 1, Biology Squad 2, Log 1, Yearbook 1, Arista 3, BHS 5, Vice President 1, Deutscher Verein 4, Water Show 1. MIDDLEBURY COLLEGE JIJSEPH TRACY 226 Benllgel' Avenue, 1 Basbetball Varsity 1, J,V. 1, Base- ball 1. Armed Forces THOMAS THOMSON 87 Laconia Avenue, 5 Post Marshal 2, Gym Marshal, G.O, Campaign. College--Pharmacy ARLENE TODER 43 Hartford Avenue, 10 Honor Roll 8, Honor Key, Teacher's Secretary 4, Language Squad 4, Li- brary Squad 1, Log 4, Circulation Staff, Yearbook 1, French Club 3, G.O. Campaign 3, Discussion Club 1. College TARA TRENTALANGE 26 Livingston Court, 10 Honor Roll 8, Post Marshal 2, Regis- ter Room President 4, Treasurer 1, Marshal 1, Teachers Secretary 2, G.0. Campaign 3, Prom Committee: Bowling 2, Library Squad 1, FASHION INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY RICHARD THORESEN 437 Bard Avenue, 10 Honor Roll 1, Lunchroom Marshal 2, Post Marshal 2, Register Room Treasurer 1, Teacher's Secretary 1, Spanish Club 2, Trinity Club 5, Cross Country 1. BUSTFIESS X 1 EDWARD TORRONE 794 Richmond Terrace, 1 Honor Roll 6, Register Room Treas- urer 1, Marshal 2, Social Studies Squad 2, G.A. Office 2, Art Club 4, President 1, Secretary 1, Newman Club 2, Spanish Club 1, Prom Com- mittee, Scenery Designer. College-Commercial Arts JDHN VANDENHEUVEL 111 Mountaunview Avenue, 14 Traffic Marshal 3, Lunchroom Mar, shal 7, Post Marshal 1, Gym Marshal 2, Teacher's Secretary 1, Kofi -E5 CAROLYN VAN NAME 405 Bard Avenue, 10 Honor Roll 25 Lunchroom Marshal 15 Post Marshal 15 Pool Marshal 15 Register Room President 15 Teach- ers Secretary 35 Chemistry Squad 15 Tennis 15 Badminton 25 Riding 1. College VIARY ANITA VIEGELMAN l11 New York Place, 14 lonor Roll 85 Lunchroom Marshal 35 'ost Marshal 25 Register Room Sec- 'etary 35 Teacher's Secretary 25 ilewman Club 85 Future Nurses Club l5 Badminton 15 Swimming 1. Iollege LEANUR VREELAND D Elm Street, 10 egister Room Secretary 15 Newman lub lp Clothing Club 15 Volunteer ed Cross Nurse 1. usiness 'K' JANET VAN NAME 17 Myrtle Avenue, 10 Honor Roll 15 Register Room Treas- urer 1: Library Squad 25 Future Nurses Club 25 Basketball 15 Prom Committee5 G.O. Campaign 25 Trin- ity Club 15 Swimming 15 Tennis 1. Secretary DOLORES VISCIUNE 99 Monroe Avenue, 1 Honor Roll 55 Lunchroom Marshal 15 Teacher's Secretary 35 Newman Club lg Business Education Club 15 Prom Committee5 Fashion Show 25 Deco- ration Committee 1. Secretary RICHARD WALLACE 196 Maine Avenue, 14 Lunchroom Marshal 25 Block Cp Football 6: Track 1. College 3 LOUISE VETERE 34 Minna Street, 4 Fashion Show 2. Business fi... -0' MATILDA VICKREY Quarters ZOB, Governors Island, 4 Honor Roll 85 Lunchroom Marshal 25 Yearbook 35 French Club 45 Discus- sion Club 35 Boosters 15 Prom Com- mittee 1. At Boone High: Girls' Chorus Club: Pep Club. College MARGARET VISNDSKY 173 Wright Street, 4 PETER VITALE 89 Silver Lake Road, 1 Lunchroom Marshal 25 Post Marshal 15 Pool Marshal 15 Register Room President 1, Marshal 15 Prom Com- mittee 15 l.V. Basketball 15 Golf 3. At St. Peter's: Basketball 15 Golf 1. WAGNER COLLEGE BARBARA WALSH 173 Van Buren Street, 1 Honor Roll B5 Traffic Marshal 15 Lunchroom Marshal 35 Register Room Secretary 25 Teacher's Secretary 35 Newman Club 55 Business Education Club 25 Spanish Club 15 Art Club 2. Secretary DAVID WAYLAND 25 Occident Avenue, 4 Honor Roll 55 Lunchroom Marshal 15 Pool Marshal 25 Art Club 15 French Club 1. College 'Nb' ALICE WEDEL 14 O'Connor Avenue, 14 Honor Roll 8, Lunchroom Marshal 2, Register Room Secretary 2, Teach- er's Secretary 3, Chorus 4, Basket- ball 1, Badminton 1, Prom Commit- tee 1, Permanent Poster Committee 2, BUSll'l6SS DONALD WENKE 115 Davis Avenue, 10 Honor Roll 8, Lunchroom Marshal 1, College ELLEN WNITE 259 Oakwood Avenue, 1 Honor Roll 8, Register Room Marshal 1, Teacher's Secretary 1, Yearbook 2, BHS 3, Trinity Club 1, Badminton 1, Volleyball 1, Swimming 1, Prom Committee. URSINUS COLLEGE 1.- VIRGINIA WEIDLER 19 Shelly Avenue, 14 Honor Roll 7, Traffic Marshal 1, Lunchroom Marshal 2, Pool Marshal 1, Register Room Secretary 1, Treas- urer 1, Teacher's Secretary 8, Ger- man Club 2, Chorus 1, Swimming 2. HUNTER COLLEGE gtg? . ,guy Z fine 'li ,. .5 7 1 1 iv- 7 - 97,3 .,.437,,,., B 4 QQ- J 'gym 2' JAY WESTERMEIER Qtrs. 107A, Governors Island, 4 Honor Roll 8, Honor Key, Traffic Marshal 3, Post Marshal 1, Arista 2, Register Room Treasurer 3, Marshal 1, English Squad 3, BHS 2, Tennis 4. WEST POINT DAVID WHITTET 6 Delafield Place, 10 Honor Roll 2, Post Marshal 1, Teach- er's Secretary 1, Register Room Marshal 1, Radio Club 1. College-Journalism 1,7- Hs , x qu..- WILLIAM WEISSER 29 Schmidts Lane, 14 Honor Roll 8, Honor Key, Teacher's Secretary 2, Biology Squad 1, Log 4, Yearbook 1, Mosaic, Editor-in-Chief 2, Math Club, President 1, BHS, Track 2. COLUMBIA tn,- 71 EVELYN M. WELCN 441 Victory Boulevard, 1 Honor Roll 7, Post Marshal 1, Regis- ter Room Secretary 1, Teacher's Secretary 8, BHS 4, Program Com- mittee 6, Library Squad 1, Log 3, Mosaic 4. College ,gY ' STANLEY WETSCHLER 496 Castleton Avenue, 1 Honor Roll 8, Honor Key, Supply Officer 6, Program Committee 6, Log 4, Yearbook 1, Arista 4, BHS 5, 0.D. Clark Oratorical Contest 1, Basket- ball Manager 3. Medicine Qi , J-if 1 ,Q-zitplgz ,gg gm 1 sk .. DAVID WINRDCK 89 Lortel Avenue, 14 Pool Marshal 8, Radio Club 4, Pres- ident 4, Skin Diving Club 4, Swim- ming Team 4. College A ROBERT WHEELER 17 Clove Lake Place, 10 Lunchroom Marshal 2, Gym Marshal 4, Register Room President 1, Mar- shal 2, Teacher's Secretary 2. College P L K is , ' I ll ,ft . - . .7 JDSEPH WDITDWICZ 242 Franklin Avenue, 1 Honor Roll 7, Traffic Marshal 1, Post Marshal 3, Gym Marshal 2, Log 4, Yearbook 2, Math Club 3, Bowling Club 4, Basketball Manager 4, Block C. College - 1, 'P' S f X . 1 3. -Q-: s ALMARIE C. 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McCARTHY AGENCY Real Esfafe and Insurance 26 WESTERVELT AVENUE STATEN ISLAND 1, N. Y. John D. McCarthy-Eleanore J. McCarthy Glbraliar 2-7162 THE WILLIAMS P PRINTING 32 RICHMOND TERRACE STATEN ISLAND 1, N. Y. ANTHONY R. LITRELL RESS Gibraltar 7-2692-2693 Z I M M E R M A N Plumbing Supply Co.. Inc. Plumbing, Heating 8. Oil Burner Supplies Curfis 510-512 BAY STREET STATEN ISLAND 4, N. Y. Charles G. Luloff-Adele G. LuloFf Class of '59, as you leave us do not pine will be our Alma Mater too- in due Iime. From Class 202 and Miss Davison Complimenfs JOHN LUCCI THE SAVINGS AND HOME MORTGAGE CENTER OF FOREST AVENUE PRUDENTIAL Savings and Loan Association 800 FOREST AVENUE lCorner of Broadwayj STATEN ISLAND IO, NEW YORK FOUR CORNERS Furniture 81 Appliance Co. Complete Line of ELECTRIC APPLIANCES 81 FURNITURE Gibraltar 8-0373 T732 VICTORY BOULEVARD CASTLETON CORNERS, N. Y. JOHN CICCOLINI Some Seniors will leave with mixed emotions, Perhaps laugh at some of their silly notions, But, now they are mature and on their way, We wish them a happy Graduation Day. Mrs. Bell and Class 207 congratulate the Senior Class of '59 'I22 Established T842 STEERS AND STEERS Funeral Home Telephone: Gibraltar 2-0221 Congraiulafions and Besi' Wishes from Your Official Yearbook Phoiogrophers 'A, 9nc,. CREATIVE PHOTOGRAPHERS SPECIALIZING IN Groduafion and Wedding Porfraifure sruouo, CANDID, AND me Nswesr IN ALsuMs 270 BROAD STREET STATEN ISLAND 4, NEW YORK Glbrolfur 7-9009 TO THE BRADUATING CLASS OF '59 Graduation Day once more is here. And we wish you pleasure fair. Best of luck and best of cheer. Best ol friends your life to share. The Class of '62 Room 126 and Miss Fava Compliments of DE JONG'S BAKERY Mr. 81 Mrs. H. Meyer Wlsconsin 7-8811 Founded 1902 A GREAT NAME - A GREAT SCHOOL W A S H I N G T O N BUSINESS SCHOOL 130 WEST 42nd STREET NEW YORK 36, N. Y. Earn S20 to S25 Weekly While Training You can earn while training for top positions in business and government. Mornings you learn. Afternoons work in an office which pays you S20 to S25 weekly. This more than covers tuition and incidental expenses, and gives unusual experience. REGULAR DEMOCRATIC ORGANIZATION RICHMOND COUNTY, N. Y. 292 VAN DUZER STREET STATEN ISLAND 4, N. Y. JOSEPH A. MCKINNEY, Chairman 124 NANETTE LUNCHEONETTE 41 VICTORY BOULEVARD TOMPKINSVILLE SANDWICH BAR SODA LOUNGE New York Telephone Algonquin 5-1393 THE DARCOID CO.. INC. We have joined together To make known our wish, Manufacturers Asafsros and RUBBER PACKING Good 'ook ooo good ohoo' PRECISION MOLDED PARTS To each lad and miss. TEFLON PRODUCTS 145 SIXTH AVENUE NEW YORK 13, N. Y. Class 210, BLR-1, BGC, and Lib. B Night Phone Gibraltar 7-4221 CLASS OF 1959 We extend our sincere Best Wishes for your Future Success and Happiness. Parent' Teachers Association of CURTIS HIGH SCHOOL BEST WISHES to the Congratulations to our Class of 1959. GRADUATES ADVANCE PHARMACY Whelan Drugs We have enjoyed working and having good times. Sef1lOI' RSQISTEI' Gnd MfS. Ryan WEST BRIGHTON 125 COMMUNITY BOOSTERS A James Albana Harold Arena Henry Aumack Marie Alfano Mr. B Mrs. Frank Azzaro Lydia Aspinwall Mrs. John Aspinwall Henry Anderson Mrs. Henry Anderson Nancy Amatrudo L. Avellino Jimmy Ahern Maxine Amtzis Virginia Alleyne Mrs. Nathan Adler Dr. Avis ' Hilda Alexander Mrs. J. Anderson A. Amato Mr. B. Almy Mrs. B. Almy G. Alexander Robert Abrams Dr. 8. Mrs. Edward Aberlin V. Altmann V. Altman Wendell M. Amoy Wendgll M. Amoy Virginia Accorners Ralph Arentsen Katherine Allou Lois Avins Karen Moria Anderson Elaine Aiston James A. Avitabile R. B. Amon Mr. Bi Mrs. H. W. Allen Mrs. Anderson Jerry Aurelio Helen Blazewich Julia Batenko Peter Batenko Mrs. B. Baratta Mr. B Mrs. Burtner Mrs. Rose Braca Mrs. Catherine Bramlett Mr. ls Mrs. Bressler Fred Bllefernich Joe Black Ginny Bracken Barbara Borch Elizabeth Berber Larry Brennan David Brennan M. Bell Emma Blaine M. Baeszler George Bechtler Iris Burgess Les Blaine Andrew Barberi Bill Barlow Joan Brattli Mr. Baumann Mrs. Robert Buglioli Miss W. Barron Albert Bittel Henry Brannem Harry Burns Edward J. Byme Helen Belligiere Mary Bell Wm. Bow Miss Blake Mrs. Benedict Mr. 8. Mrs. J. Bouma Abraham A. Baker Mrs. Geo. R. Brower Mrs. Jesse L. Bernstein Mrs. Mildred Ballinger James H. Biery Mr. G. Brower Hector E. Barker Mrs. Rose Biaco Joe Bosco Mary Ann Biedrzycki Bob 8- Beth Benson Frank J. Bussa Joseph Bryant Patrick Boccazzi Mrs. P. Bove Mr. 8- Mrs. W. Bananto Walter P. Bananto Mr. A Mrs. J. Bueszler Mr. B: Mrs. R. Baumert Miss Bamber John J. Burrowes Mrs. Katherine Bramlett R. J. Benedict Harold S. Butler Mrs. Harold S. Butler Ricky Bramm Margaret Alice Bramm Mrs. Anna Brown Joe Bukovac Edna Bukovac William Bukovac Randy Brooks Carmen Bertucci Tony Bertucci Mary Bertucci C Mr. Clark Jock Clark Bob Chaille Mrs. Joseph Cupo Thomas Coady Mrs. Fred Connell Carol Crooks J. Chinat Jerry Carducci Rosemarie Crescitelli Mrs. C. Calandrino Miss K. Calandrino Tom Collins Mr. L Mrs. L. Caspari Fred Cubberly Leonard Caddell Betty Cordes E. Connaughton Annita Chorman Anita Chorman Philip Chorman H. Costagnetti Marilyn A. Caines Doris Cresswell Mrs. Jane Carrosco Mrs. Chuck Crookall H. Chester Leo Costanzo Miss Cohen Daniel T. Callahan Mr. P. Corey Frank Conti B. Cummiskey Betty Cummiskey Pat Callahan Garrison Cady Charles Colby Mr. 8. Mrs. Frank Carlo Helen Caccese Mrs. Paul J. Cavanaugh Joe Coppola Charles Chips Jack Capotosto Filomena Ciardiello Jane Ciardiello Mr. 8. Mrs. Callese Mrs. R. Carway Star Consy Mr. 8. Mrs. A. L. Christian Mrs. Clara Ciufo Mr. Frank Ciufo John P. Connors, Jr. Anita Castiglia Mrs. May Coburn Mr. E. Coburn Charles Curreri Peggy Ann Corrigan Kathleen Corrigan Patricia Corrigan Susan Corrigan Emil J. Dante Rocky D'Angelo Alice D'Angelo Mrs. Alice D'Angelo Lil Dansky Rosemarie Delisa Angela DeSantis Anna DeSantis GI 2-9363 Compliments of STECHMANN'S Owners Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bockwoldt BEST WISHES fo ihe CLASS OF 7959 From Room 476 ancl Mr. Pollock Glbraltar 7-8060 CLOSED MONDAYS VINCENT'S BEAUTY SALON DISTINCTIVE HAIR STYLIST Appoinfmenfs-TUES. - WED. - THURS. 90 VICTORY BOULEVARD TOMPKINSVILLE, S. I. I, N. Y. As you Seniors say farewell fo all your books, Sfep oH Ihe campus wiih a few backward looks, We'll be here with shouls of Hurrah and Hurray, To welcome, fhis, your Graduaiion Day. Mr. Lane and Class M-26 Congrafulafions fo 'I'he C L A S S O F 1 9 5 9 WAGNER COLLEGE Grymes Hill Sfafen Island B A K E R BUSINESS SCHOOL 'I76 CANAL STREET STAPLETON, STATEN ISLAND Be a Business Success-attend B.B.S. for thorough secretarial and accounting training. A future that's bright and a pathway that's right, Three cheers to you all on Graduation night From Room 317 and Mr. Wells N O R T H S H O R E Federal Savings and Loan Association Established T888 304 RICHMOND AVENUE, PORT RICHMOND, S. I., N. Y. Corner of Post Avenue Current Dividend Rate - 31A'X: Per Year Compounded Quarterly Safety of Your Savings Insured to 510,000.00 KARL V. JONES, Executive Vice-President Serving Community for 50 Years We send our good-byes from 207 The dear sweet kids sent straight Flll'l'lI'I'lII'e 81 Rug CO., 'IIC from heaven, William Eisenberg, Pres. 660 BAY STREET From 207 and Mrs. Bell STAPI-ETON, 5- I-, N- Y. 128 Gibraltar 7-3152 Gibraltar 7-6200 WAGNER'S GARAGE Chrysler - Plymouth - Imperial Sales - Service - Parts 652-4-6-8 RICHMOND ROAD CONCORD, STATEN ISLAND Sales Room Phone: GI 7-2024 FRANK'S DELICATESSEN 517 BROADWAY Telephone: GI 2-8847 HOME MADE SALADS Friday Specials Clam Chowder-Fish Cakes, Etc. N EUMANN'S 205 RICHMOND AVENUE Downtown Port Richmond LINGERIE - HOSIERY - SPORTSWEAR Oh, Seniors, to what do you aspire, To reach goals that are ever higher? An actor, an author, a businessman, too, Our very best wishes are sent along to you Compliments of Class 313, GLR-1 and 413 Gibraltar 2-7990 TO HIRE METRO FORMAL WEAR CO. TONY MARTIN STYLE Midnight Blue Shawl Collar Tux - White Dinner Jackets CUTAWAYS-FULL DRESS SUITS-STROLLERS-FORMAL SHOES Complete Line of Boys' Suits 963 JEWETT AVENUE, Cor. Victory Boulevard ANTHONY ETTORE LOUIS ALONGI SPECIAL PROM RATES We hate to see you go, But, here's your hat and coat. Congratulations from Class 415 81 Miss Sternfield Gibraltar 2-1126 WE FOUR CORNERS LIOUOR STORE Imported and Domestic WINES AND LIQUORS DELIVER 1813 VICTORY BOULEVARD FOUR CORNERS, S. I. 14, N. Y. 'I29 L O B E L ' S CHILDREN'S DEPT. sToRE Leaders for Tois fo Teens Since 'l928 I74 RICHMOND AVENUE PORT RICHMOND May your success soar as high as the moon, Besi of Luck fo our graduates of June. Mrs. Landes and Room 326 BEST WISHES AMSCO SCHOOL PUBLICATIONS. INC. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1959 From Class 3I2 and Mrs. Dean 130 ihe Flair of fhe Future THE MEMORIES OF THE PAST JOSTEN'S As up To date as Cl ietplane! As meaningful as your school song . . . your omcial JOSTEN class ring. . . . capturing precious memories in JOSTEN'S exclusive sunshine 10K gold. . . . symbolizing school spirit thru exclusive JOSTEN designs. J O H N Z A N G L E R 'I29 COURT STREET WHITE PLAINS, NEW YORK Serving America's Fines! Sfudenls for 60 years Compiimenis of MARY BUKOVAC Congrafulafions and Besf Wishes fo fhe CLASS OF T959 RUFF'S FLOWERS M. P. LANGWORTH, Prop. Congrafulafions and Besi' Wishes fo fhe CLASS OF 1959 from ANDERSON. ZIEGLER. 0'NElLL. INC COMMUNITY BOOSTERS Frank DeSantis Moria DeSantis Angela DeSantis JoAnne DeSantis Mr. Camilla DiClerica Mrs. C. DiClerico K. Daly M. Dvberstein M. Duberstein John DiSorro Angelo DiSorro Al DiSarro Paul Duhamel Iris Deagon Mrs. Anna Deger The Daltons Julia Doherty Suzanne Davis Matthew T. DePonte David Dotson James DePalma Suzanne Davis Vivian DeSantis Vic DeFazio Fe Dehmcke John H. Dolen Vincent K. Drury Amy Decker Miss Danston Mrs. B. DeGeorge D. Olson Doull Thomas Donover Angelo Diaz Mrs. Bono Defalco Mrs C. DeBonis Patricia DeBonis lawrence DeBellis Mr. 8. Mrs. Salvatore D'Elia Mr. 8. Mrs. Anthony DeSens Ann Daluise Mrs. F. Dolcimascolo A. W. Dudley Marrian Dornburgh Mr. 8. Mrs. T. Dolan Mr. B- Mrs. Pete DisKavis Miss Catherine Delano Mrs. Francis Delano Mr. L Mrs. DeFazio Ann Dever Charles Dever Meta Dever Ccrolyn Dever Mrs. D. Driscoll Mr. 8. Mrs. J. H. Dinger John D'Alessio Ann D'Alessio Sal Dezio Ellen Eichenmuller Joseph Eichenmuller, Jr. Judith Eichenmuller Joseph Eichenmuller Heidi Eichenmuller Mr. L Mrs. C. T. Early Mr. L Mrs. Egbert Pam Edwards Wm. Eymer The Eamons Mrs. Engles Miss D. Erickson E. Eakin Sheila Etheridge Mr. It Mrs. Ehlen H. David Epstein Jonathan Epstein Mrs. Bertha G. Epstein Edith R. Erkman Frank A. Elwell Mrs. Frank A. Elwell Charles Edelman Mrs. N. Elia Mr. Nicholas Elia F A. Fal A Friend Joan Faboni Mrs. Fretior Andy Fay Walter Francis Robert C. Fauber Mrs. W. Francis Carmen Ferragano Herbert Fobregas Mr. 8. Mrs. A. Fasulo Mr. 8. Mrs. Fasulo Lena Folino Anna Fenaro Richard Fago Vita Fago Joseph Fago Sal Fago Mrs. A. Fabiani Joe Fiszer Mr. 8. Mrs. Fontana Frank Flemnic Bob Friend Marta Friedrich Ray Ferro Mr. 8. Mrs. J. Flood Mr. 8. Mrs. C. Farley Fanny Fisher Lilian Fox Anna Ferraco P. Fusco Mr. H. C. Fish Mrs. H. C. Fish Betty Fish Mr. Warren Fish Mr. 8. Mrs. Fuchs Pilkey Family Mr. Fred Fox Pat Fuchs Joseph A. Folino Donna Marie Folino Florence Folino J. F. 8. D. Folino Mr. Allen I.. Fox George Foote J. Ferrara Miss Friedenberg Melinda Ferragano G John Gallina Miss Grannis Pat Gagliardi Alice Grell V. Gnacchi M. Glanton M. Galvin Arthur Ginfury Mrs. Gaudet Mrs. Gundeace Samuel Gelman Hilda M. Grillin L. Gundersen Mrs. Arthur Grannis, Jr. James Glorioso Mr. 81 Mrs. Angelo Galanto Mr. leon Groskin Mrs. Max Garber Mrs. S. Gundry Nathalie Ginnis Ruth S. Gardner George Guth Mrs. Goldwasser Mr. Galatio Carl Gabrielsen, Jr. Hilda Gabrielsen Elda Ghiloni Mr. 8. Mrs. A. Giovanucci Robert Gottlieb Bruce Gottlieb Herbert Gottlieb Mr. It Mrs. louis Gregorio Charles Gargano Paul Guertler Stephen Garcia Frank Genaro Murray Greenstein Albert Giordano Louise Giordano Abe Giordano Rita Giordano Mrs. J. Giovanniello Joseph Giovanniello Mrs. J. Gianfagno Mr. 8. Mrs. H. Garnett Carl Grunewald Lydia Grunewald Doris Grose Mrs. Pauline Green Mrs. Mae C. Gallant Phoebe Garrouppo A Y CLARF 6IbmHer7 REALTOR 4I4l THEY CAN CONQUER. WHO BELIEVE THEY CAN Dryden We all have the power to choose BE WISE: If you must sell, buy, appraise or insure REAL ESTATE WHY NOT CHOOSE HARRY S. CLARK A Realtor, who has served your family for years. 30 BAY STREET STATEN ISLAND I, NEW YORK Glbraltar 2-4010 WILLIAM BOEDDINGHAUS COMPLETE HOME OUTFITTERS Kling Furniture-Mohawk Rugs Simmons Bedding 1201-3 CASTLETON AVENUE STATEN ISLAND IO, N. Y. What strange bedfellows class ads will bring Nevertheless, we loudly sing, Best Wishes on your Graduation Day! From Class I IO, 310, and Library A Compliments of A FRIEND WHITE SILK SHOPS I25 RICHMOND AVENUE Opposite Woolworths PORT RICHMOND 2, S. I. Telephone: GI 2-'I978 PARK VIEW CLEANERS HOUR 6 sERvicE 1366 CLOVE ROAD SUNNYSIDE, STATEN ISLAND, N. Y. 133 COMPLIMENTS FEDERAL ROOFING 81 SIDING CO. CERTIFIED JOHNS-MANVILLE HOME IMPROVEMENT CONTRACTOR 77 ST. PAULS AVENUE STATEN ISLAND I, N. Y. Gibraltar 7-9060 Four years of sfucly should make us all well aware, But, remember, in life a sense of humor musf always be there. Class BGA and 307 M. LEVINSON 81 SONS Wholesale Confecfionery and Sfafionery 376 JERSEY STREET STATEN ISLAND 'I WHERE THOUSANDS SAVE MILLIONS WESTERLEIGH SAVINGS 81 LOAN ASS'N. WESTERLEIGH STATEN ISLAND 14, N. Y. 'I34 SAMUEL WOLINITZ ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE 733 DELAFIELD AVENUE STATEN ISLAND 10, N. Y. GI 2-7676 WITH SINCERE WISHES FOR A HAPPY FUTURE Complimenfs of Mr. Presto and Class 412 BILL V. '16 BEST WISHES from the PARTEES Glbrolfar 7-0520 G A T T 0 'S Formal Wear TO RENT FOR ALL OCCASIONS o FULL DRESS o TUXEDOES o CUT-AWAYS o STROLLERS DINNER JACKETS: WHITE or BLUE FUR CAPES and STOLES 'I95 BROAD STREET STAPLETON, S. I. 135 BEST WISHES VINCE ZILLY Willowbrook Mofor Sales Inc STATEN ISLAND. N. Y. Used Cars GI 7-5380 1642 FOREST AVENUE PORT RICHMOND, S. I. 'I307 CASTLETON AVENUE WEST BRIGHTON, S. I. To fhe Class of '59 MAY SUCCESS, HAPPINESS AND GOOD HEALTH BE THE REWARD OF YOUR EFFORTS -4: ffaqeigigigigigif , ' .5229 , Q ,::,p,,,,,,21I:z:1:5E5E2:33EEEEQEiE2?E525i3f5f51if3i5::1- 1' ,gr Af 4, ,,:r- .::,1:1::,:f::::::::1:::1:131::5:513:g:515:3:3:3:5:3:5:,:g-: v -' . ,kj gf ,I 15i:5:5921251ifigE125EQQ22ffEffi:5:5Si5i5iE5QQQ5iQff:515ff5QE55E52I51522221122551E2ggggziriZ25fQiQEfE:5f.E:.':553 15:5 I' M xg.g.grfiiii:V:-:-:-15:-:-gxzlziififfzg,QE::::g:3:::g2E5111:Z.:.3.22223122:-:2E5E2:g:::g:1135? ,W M. f,..... ,.....T.. v ' 'Skin::2:r:r5sr:1:1sg:::.::r1r:::rf::::,1.1-:-I:1:1:gr1:2ar1::::r:::::'411::::r::1r. ' ' EQEEEQ'-iiiifE5E2E5Er:1:55535255ErE1ErEF2E1ErE5E5E5EQEQEQEQQEEQEF3? 64:5 ' I 1 -' I WEISSGLASS GOLD SEAL DAIRY CORP. STATEN ISLAND, New YORK Your Home Town Dairy Producers of fhe Finesl in Dairy Producls Room 414 and Mrs. Seely wish the gradualing class of 1959, all the luck and happiness in lhe years lo come. THE BEAUTY NOOK AIR CONDITIONED FREE PARKING 4065 AMBOY ROAD GREAT KILLS HO 6-2896 BIG CAR QUALITY AT LOWEST COST Compliments of ISLAND CHEVROLET CO.. INC. 1316 CASTLETON AVENUE STATEN ISLAND 10, NEW YORK YU 1-4400 'I37 COMMUNITY Edith Gilmartin Caren Goretsky Bill Holland Peg Holland Dan Holland Larry Holland Joan Holland James Haynes Fred Hoehler Jackie Hollywood Mrs. J. Heidler Karen Hartman Mrs. E. Haslam Mrs. Catherine Holmes Mr. E. Haslam Mrs. Holiman Mr. B- Mrs. George Hartmann Mrs. E. W. Henderson Mr. B- Mrs. Theodore Heman Mr. 8. Mrs. R. Hirnan Mr. 6. Mrs. C. E. Hunnicutt Gale M. Hunnicutt Ethel M. Hill William Hudgins David Hansen Gladys Hansen Norma Holvik Bobby Hyland Virginiattamiltan Nancy Hall Catherine Hill John M. Hand Mrs. R. Hughes Jane L Bud Haunund Mr. Hermann Marie Hancock Mrs. Hynes Bill Hunn Mrs: Audrey Honerkamp James L. Heal Ruth Heal Patti Hunn Mrs. Joseph P. Hulnick Dr. Joseph P. Hulnick William Hanley Mrs. Louise Holluman Mr. D. Houseman Mr. L Mrs. N. Holt Irving J. Halperin Lynn Harris Evelyn Haines James Ireland Dolores lndek The lchabobs Anna lannane David Iotiser Mrs. C. lhle Mrs. lverson Quintin lrixarry, Jr. Robert Immitt Karen lmmitt Frank lannuzzelli William S. Ireland J Katherine Jenkins Mr. Al Jordon Mrs. Mary Jordon Mrs. Pat Jordon Judy Johnson The Jacobsen's Susan Johnsen Ray Jenkins Bob Johnson, Jr. Patricia Johnson Mrs. Patricia Johnson Russ Johnson Robert Johnson, Ill Diana Johnson Dine Jenkins Mrs. Charles E. Johnson Mr. Charles E. Johnson Betty Johnson Edward Jenkins Lynn Holly Knutsen Mrs. Ann Keller Mrs. Thomas J. Kiernan Ed. Kielty Bernice Klawsky Stewart Klawsky David Klawsky Lottie Klawsky Evelyn Klawsky Edna Klawsky Augusta Klawsky Philip Klawsky Mr. A Mrs. Joseph Knopp Knights Ruth Koolkin Sylvia Katz Rose Kinsella Michael F. King Mrs. Kathleen Kain D. Keenan A. Kinsey Mr. Knutsen Mrs. H. Knutson Mrs. D. Katzman Lewis Kaplan F. Kennedy William G. Keegan Mrs. William H. Kidd Mr. William H. Kidd Robert Kidd Diane Katzman Mrs. Muriel Keating Mrs. Nellie Keiser Mr. Nicholas Keiser Miss Nikki Keiser BOOSTERS L Vincent Dom Laborante Rosario Lordo Carol Lehrhaunt Michael Loginov Maria Loginov Andrew Lazomarsino, Jr. Alex Loginov Edward Luczynski Mario Leonardi Claudi Lattanzio Mrs. F. Lettiere Mrs. Diane Larsen Mrs. R. S. Larner Lottie Larneard John Larneard Mr. Leichtling Mr. Bert Levinson Mrs. J. Landes Barbara Lane Victoria Langell Dorothy Lavin Estelle Levine Mr. 8. Mrs. B. Lehrhaupt Mr. 8- Mrs. Max Lehrhaupt Sheila J. Lehrhaupt Carol R. Lehrhaupt Andrew Lagomasino, Sr. F. M. Lugo Mrs. H. Linane Mr. John Linane Mr. 8. Mrs. Joel Lupka Mr. 81 Mrs. Lynk Mr. L Mrs. Liedg Mrs. lynck Dorothy Locus Sophie Locus Philip McEvoy Pepe Marotta William J. McFarland Sponky MacFarland Mrs. Bridget Minihane Concetta Murante Lucienne Mitchell Mrs. Jean Matthews Mrs. J. Maucuso Mr. A Mrs. T. Mazik George Marazani Margaret Marsiglia Nicholas Marsiglia E. Muche Alice Murphy Pala Meredith Mrs. Jean Moller Bob Mireau Frances Merrithaw George Merrithew Evalyn Murphy Theodosius Martin June brings flowers, Thoughts of pleasant hours, Graduation Day has arrived, Come on Seniors, look alive! From Class 374 ancl 407 COLLER'S PHARMACY 840 CASTLETON AVENUE WEST BRIGHTON GI 2-3557 MIRIAM 81 SELMA COLLER Registered Pharmacists Our sincerest wishes to the seniors, May the future be bright and happy. Class 304 and Mr. Sellitto Compliments of DICK'S DELICATESSEN ERICH WOHLERS, Prop. 857 CASTLETON AVENUE STATEN ISLAND IO, N. Y. IRENE'S A Fifth Avenue Shop on Staten lslancl' Casual and Prom Clothes Sensibly Priced CCustom Alterations Freej I00 STUYVESANT PLACE Free Parking NOTRE DAME COLLEGE A Distinctive Country Day College for Young Women Conducted by the Religious of the Congregation of Notre Dame Full State and Regional Accreditation Degrees: B.A., B.S. in Education and Commerce Pre-Law and Pre-Medical Courses . . . Teacher Training Course Phone: Glbraltar 7-4343 Appointments by Telephone GRYMES HILL STATEN ISLAND, N. Y Compliments of CHARMING LADY BEAUTY SALON INC. GI 2-2839 I39 Seniors, don'I mourn, We'II probably see you soon, We're making our reservoiions, NICKY'S MARKET On Ihe space ship Io Ihe moon. GOOD HEALTH AND LUCK Mr. Keene and Class 307 TO ALL GRADUATES Savings Accounfs Morfgage Loans EDGEWATER SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION STAPLETON OFFICE NEW DORP OFFICE 45 BEACH STREET 154 NEW DORP LANE STATEN ISLAND, NEW YORK WACKER'S S.I.-N.Y. EXPRESS 88 BARKER STREET STATEN ISLAND 10, N. Y. STATEN ISLAND GI 2-0036 NEW YORK RECEIVING DEPOT WO 6-0498 Glbrahcr 2-5400 Joseph Conti EVEREADY FUEL OIL CO. 1690 RICHMOND TERRACE STATEN ISLAND IO, N. Y. Einar G. Johnson J O H N S 0 N ' S REAL ESTATE 81 INSURANCE Glbraltar 2-0004 1701 VICTORY BOULEVARD CASTLETON CORNERS STATEN ISLAND 14, N. Y. Glbraltar 2-3796 2-2137 8-2725 SAL'S MARKET MEATS -- GROCERIES - VEGETABLES 718 HENDERSON AVENUE STATEN ISLAND 10, N. Y. To the Seniors who now from Curtis depart, Here are some words we mean with our heart, Good-by ancl Good Luck in whatever you do, And here's hoping fond memories will stay with you. Miss Pietracatella and Room GLR-2 BEST WISHES OF SI'aI'e Senafor JOHN J. MARCHI We of home room 109 Give three cheers-Hurray, Horray! And hope you remember our Best Wishes After Graduation Day. From Room 109 and Miss Wong Compliments of MIKE'S BARBER SHOP 492 BROADWAY M. GALATRO, Prop. Compliments of C. ERNEST SMITH 141 Congratulations to the Class of 59 J. TERRANOVA GENERAL STORE 7 BROOK STREET SINCERE WISHES TO OUR FELLOW GRADUATES The COQUETTES STATEN ISLAND 1, N. Y. on 7-9496 Graduafion Day will soon be here, ll ll Mayor We wish you a fufure fhaf's full of good cheer. 'I 9 4 O Class 302 and Mr. Diflenwirlh GI 7-1758 C A L M U S S'I'a+en Island 0uHi1 I'ers TUXEDOES: White or Blue -Summer Formals CUTAWAYS - FULL DRESS - OXFORD STROLLERS FORMAL WEAR FOR EVERY OCCASION SPECIAL RATES FOR PROMS 96 BEACH STREET STAPLETON, STATEN ISLAND 4 Gl 2-9574 Our heariiesf good wishes, LIS To each lad and miss. 'I'l5 LATHROP AVENUE From Miss Friedenberg and Class 217 WESTERLHGH STATEN ISLAND 14, N. Y. Greefing Cards - School Supplies - Toys MILLER'S PHARMACY Fon PREscRnPTloNs On Broad Street Since 1916 NOW at 173 BROAD STREET Same Friendly Service Same Low Prices LARGE STOCK OF COSMETICS GI 7-4127 For Free Delivery The atomic age is here to stay, Work for peace, Grads, in every way From 226 and Mrs. Weis ST. GEORGE LIQUOR STORE Albert' Bi'H'el and Lester Bianco Compliments of DORFGOOD Realty Co., Inc. 100 STUYVESANT PLACE STATEN ISLAND, N. Y. Greetings, Graduates, Our advice please heed, Persevere in your work, And you shall succeed. Class 215 and Mrs. Reres Compliments of A FRIEND COMMUNITY BCOSTERS Mrs. Ann Meehan Peter P. Meehan, Jr. W. Meehan G. Meehan lamanzo Mapp Miss Grace Martin Miss Mather Maryann Marotta Dominic Marotta Josephine Marotta John Miller Pete Marotta F. Morreuee Steven Miller Rudolph Marino Juan Martine Mr. 8- Mrs. H. Matehews Malio Monroe louise Monroe Mr. Michelitch Mrs. Michelitch Mr. Mathews Mr. Miller Dorothy Miller Mrs. James McKernan Annie Morris Joan Minto Mr. Bi Mrs. Douglas McKinnon Maureen McCarthy Anita McConaughy Mrs. T. Mancuso Miss Cecilia Mariconda Edward Moerlins Edward Moerlins, Jr. Letitia Moerlins John F. Martin Gilbert Marr Ethel B. Messinger Helen McCarthy Alice Merritt Roy Merritt Mr. L Mrs. W. Mellesmoen Mr. L Mrs. F. Marschall Diane Miller Mr. Frank Macaluso Mrs. Mary Macaluso Mr. A. Marciano Marie louise Marciano Mr. Mudgett Mrs. Mary Mangiapia Gene Morelli Gertrude Michavd Sam Moscato Anthony Mascato Edward Medica Joseph Modica Jean Alice Minto Mr. Bi Mrs. F. McMahon Mrs. E. McFarland Joseph Mahoney George Mahoney John Mahoney Doug. Maueo 144 N Mrs. Grace Nugent Mr. Nelson George Neubert Chick Naiman Ramon Navedo Angelo Novedo John Navedo Mrs. J. Newman M. Nigliotti Mrs. E. Nedurek Mrs. Max Nuhlwam Mrs. Grace Nugent William R. Nichols O Mr. 8. Mrs. O'Mara Sandra Oller Ralph Oller Mrs. Osborn P Bob Pickell Frank Pickell Judith Pickell Thomas W. Pollette Pearl Pollette Lora Ellen Pollette Gloria Jean Pollette Carol Parry Allan Parry Ruth Pesetti Mrs. Marie Pistilli Patty Bi Donna Pistilli Prudence Pascarella Ray Przybilski Mr. 8. Mrs. R. Puris Bill Pair Roy Petersen Mr. L Mrs. Peacock Miss Alma Peacock Mrs. Pilkey Rowee Presto Polly li louis Panzella Joan Pitman B. Powder Henry G. Polevoy Mrs. Leif Pollaksen Mrs. J. Porter Mr. J. Porter Mrs. E. Petit Vincent Palladino Honey Pavelec Mrs. Dorothy Parker Carole Parker Mr. L Mrs. Frank Parker Carol Pedersen F. D. Patton Mrs. Theresa Pistilli 0 Marion D. Quinn Jeffrey Quin Ruth Quin Elsa Rassmann Mrs. Eleanor Robertson Mr. J. P. Robertson Hans Ronnevig Mr. 8. Mrs. John Runga Milton E. Ryberg Mr. 8- Mrs. S. Rosanolt Joe Ryan Mrs. W. Roberts Mr. W. Roberts Philip R. Roberts Mr. Rosenman Elsie Roland Josephine Reres William R. Ryan Mrs. L. Russo Joan B. Rannie Rhea Rahn Mrs. Jack Rosso The Rahns Mrs. Ed. Radigan Mr. Ed. P. Radigan Robert Ross Beatrice Ross Sandra Roth Thomas Rey Robert Rey Kathy Rutter Victor Rossi Ray Ratkowski Robert Rodgers Dorothy Rodgers Mrs. Rumage Ann Russo Mr. A. Russo Diane Russo Mrs. Eldora Robinson Mr. Racenstein S Mr. James F. Smith Mrs. James F. Smith Jimmy Smith Peggy Smith Bill Smith Bob Smith Tommy Smith Raymond Smith Jackie Smith Mary Elizabeth Smith Richie Smith Eddie Smith Mr. Smyth Ida Schick Brother Scalegnio Carol Silvestri Paul Smith Ruth Smith Lorraine Smith Kathy Smith Harald Smith Astor Smith Mr. L Mrs. Edward Stephens Peter Shea Mrs. Thomas Stone Mr. Thomas Stone Irene Smith J. B. Signoriello Mr. L Mrs. Robert Stiles Mr. B. Mrs. K. Schneider Theresa Simpson G. Salter Mr. Salter Ed. Smith Margaret Mary Smith Mark Sinibaldi Daniel Seitzman James 'Bozak Sennott Mrs. Wm. Sherwood, Jr. Marilyn Salter Sidney Salter C. Simmons Mrs. A. Sutkaitls Mrs. J. Scullin H. Schmiert Mrs. C. Sher Mildred Speier Mrs. Sinski Ana Snow Alice Scott A. siegl William Siegl Joseph Sinski G. Schimmel Mrs. Swanbee Mr. Swanbee Mr. Sneden Mrs. Sneden Mrs. Schmitt Mrs. Sweeney Mrs. Simanski Mrs. Schiefer Don Schneider Tommy Selden G. H. Smith Mr. John P. Stanley Mrs. M. Schuntz Mrs. Richard W. Skeel Mr. 8- Mrs. R. Skeel Greg Schneider Dr. M. J. Small Mrs. Sylvia Small leola E. Smith Mr. G Mrs. N. Socoff Margaret M. Stanley Mrs. Jos. Steiner Mr. Jos. Steiner Peter Shea Best' Wishes to the Graduating Class of '59 FOOD FARM SUPERMARKETS STATEN isLAND's owN SUPERMARKET CHAIN HOME OF FINE FURNISHINGS ACE FURNITURE CO. 528 BAY STREET STAPLETON STATEN ISLAND 4, N. Y. Glbraltar 7-4037 RANDALL MANOR TAILOR DRY CLEANING 8. ALTERATIONS Tuxedos for Hire 378 FOREST AVENUE, W. B. GI 2-6491 VICTOR MARTINO TO THE SENIORS: BEST WISHES ON YOUR GRADUATION From Mrs. Crewes and Class 303 Team Outfitters in Every Sport EARL'S ITS YOUR PLACE 82 CANAL STREET STAPLETON STATEN ISLAND 4, N. Y. Featuring the Best Equipment and Merchandise Always WE JOIN TOGETHER, TO WISH THE GRADUATES GOOD HEALTH AND PLEASURE. From 402, BGB and 216 'I45 WAIker 5-9533 H U B E R Allied Inc. Sports Equipmeni - School Specialfies 158 LAFAYETTE STREET NEW YORK 13, N. Y. Glbraltar 7-7108 BRIGHTON FLOOR COVERING CO. G. H. Kapalow, Mgr. Linoleum - Asphalt- Rubber and Vinyl Tile Wall Coverings - Plastic Wall Tile Carpeting and Rugs Residential and Commercial lnslallations 187-189 JERSEY STREET NEW BRIGHTON, S. I. 1, N. Y. Tel.: Glbraltar 7-1075 Est. 1907 JORDAN'S BAKERY INC. llalian and French Bread 5 CORSON AVENUE TOMPKINSVILLE, S. I. Don't iust ask for bread- ask for JORDAN'S bread. 146 NATIONAL SALES CO. wa WILLIAM smear New Yom: aa, N. Y. BE 3-2571-2572 CONFIDENTIAL DISCOUNT PRIVILEGE Our Specialties: Diamonds, Watches, Fine Jewelry, Appliances, Radios, Refrigerators, Washing Machines, Television, Typewriters, Vacuum Cleaners. EUGENE BOSMAN DEAR GRADUATES . . . Be successful, loyal and irue, So Curtis can be proud of you. From 208, 214, 408, and 311 D R A K E BUSINESS SCHOOL 148 BAY STREET STATEN ISLAND 1, N. Y. All Commercial Subiects Civil Service Preparation - Speed Dictation Business Machines - Medical - Legal Stenography Telephone: GI 7-1515 Anytime for appointment or catalogue CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1959 TOUCHSTONE PRESS 28 WEST 27th smear NEW YORK 1, N. Y. ORegon 9-6426 YEARBOOK ADVERTISERS' SLOGAN CONTEST Below are 10 slogans used in the ads of ten of the Advertisers in this YEARBOOK. Can you identify them? If you read the ads carefully, you should be able to do so. The first tive YEARBOOK Subscribers with all answers correct will receive two CD dollars eashl Simply list the names of the ADVERTISERS whose slogans appear below on a separate sheet of paper and return your list gersonally to Mr. Rantz, Ottice M-20 lNew Wingb. Members of the 1959 YEARBOOK Staff are not eligible for this contest. SLOGANS l. Distinctive hair stylist. 2. Home made salads. 3. Complete line of boys' suits. 4. 6 hour service. 5. All forms of insurance. Sam Sparta Robert Schneider Mrs. Harold Schneider Mr. Harold Schneider Diane Schneider Frank Schneider Fred W. Schuk 6. Where thousands save millions. 7. Leaders for tots to teens since 1928. 8. Big car quality at lowest cost. 9. A fifth ave. shop on Staten Island. 10. Home of fine furnishings. CCMMUNITY BOOSTERS Mr. 8. Mrs. W. Todd Mary Techy Joseph Techy Mr. Bi Mrs. Triozzi Mrs. Edith Todd Joe Tracy Florence Tarangul John Veccia H. Austin Van Name Mrs. Marion Vierno Mr. Pat Vierno Mr. 5. Mrs. Sam Vicotra Mr. 8- Mrs. E. J. Vaughan Mr. 8- Mrs. J. Vuotto Thomas B. Wilson Miss Helen Wong Peggy Wright Mrs. White Mr. Westscott Mary Woods Mrs. Waldscklagee Bob Sarech Miss Helen Tarangul Danny Valentine Mrs. T. Wetlesen Ralph Sundstrom Mrs. M. Thomas Joe Vento Mr. Bi Mrs. R. Welter Lorelei Schwarz Betty Tucciarelli John Vento Mrs. G. Welter Susie Schultes Alice Taibhi Angie Vento Nancy A. Welter Mrs. Swanson Rose Tericena Mrs. Mortimer Williams J. Robert Sherwood Sarah Tericena w Miss Gail Williams Teddy Seruinara Marta Thompson Mr. L Mrs. C. Warren Mr. 8- Mrs. T. Walsh Pat Sindle Arminta Thompson Mn' John warm Bonnie An Wiltbank Mr. Sellitto Muriel L. Thompson Mr' John werm Carey Wiltbank Diane Thompson Bruce widnski Geraldine Wiltbank T Josephine Tranchina Barbara wicimki Larry 81 Lorrie Wiltbank Mrs. Lucille Townson Mr. 8- Mrs. Triozzi Sam Tolwinski Johanna Trog Beverly Tunny Mrs. John Turvey Mr. John Turvey Kity Tranchina U Mr. 8. Mrs. Walter Urba nski, Jr. Mr. 6 Mrs. Urbanslxi, Sr. Debbie Lee Urbanslxi M. G. Uslan Mr. L Mrs. B. Wicinslxi Marion Weil Bob Wile Mr. John Wilson Mrs. John Wilson Evelyn M. Welch Joe Who Mrs. B. White Virginia Wilcox Y Mary Ann Yorysh Mrs. Robert Yannon M. C. Yourth Mary Lou Turvey Edward K. Woodhouse Bob Y9U 9 Sam Turvey V Mrs. Pat Woodhouse Bob and lomlle Young S. Trifaro Pauline Vernaci Freda Wisan Marion Taylor Salvatore Vernaci Oscar Wisan z Robert Taylor Mrs. Taylor Kay Van Name C. Von Name llene Werner Justine Wood Lorraine Zunic Stanley Zunic Anthony Tedesco Sandra Van Brunt Dave Wilson Bill Zunic K. Thood Mrs. Stanley Verhey Carol Wright Ziggy Tom Torsen Theresa Vegliotti Dr. 8. Mrs. Jay Wright Joey Zunic Jo Tamendella James A. Thoresen 'I48 Val Vastola Frank Veccia Josie Wright Mrs. Weis Joan Zimmerman Mrs. Zimmerman 2 i