Evander Childs High School - Oriole Yearbook (Bronx, NY)

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STAFFS OF THE CDRICDLE 1,-. i LITERARY ART Nh.- W x X T, L ,T ,AT1 T FACULTY ADVISERS Amy Shaw Abbofi' Li+erary Irwin Sukoenig Phofography Florence Gardner Pollack Arf Jack G. Edelman Business LITERARY Hisforian and Edifor Roberl' Hooper Associafe Ecli+ors Jerry Blafer Herberl' Ferslwr Doris Fraser Junior Ediror Richard Hooper ART Edi+or Elsie Scharf Associafes Mildred Coiro Daniel Gazzola William lller James Kavanaugh Janef Kennedy Joan Koslan Lorraine Veneruso Marilyn Voigf Junior Arl' Ediror Joyce Miller f gags, - 5 41 M234 Inline!! Q X A! E5 AW JT 'HT 77 if 9 ' 9 ' T9 O J 15 Q. gs Tr ! , in 1 x iff r rs ragga' A mir -' 515-19 Q call or we if: I' -. a ' j ld gf UD Nl 0 ,.' v :Tx-I ' v .1 SEAS.. .02-4 il Z , ,-.. 1' f f' ---ui '.::.-- ' , iu.-un-51...---,o .. El i n i! S l Q e e Q J - TF TF suv? :55ai ?i,al iii IB- E53 ll ..., .... .,a?faii1iii1 ' l'u::::Qf:ianis2es2asaicirkig-fTEa2?i2f 2 ''2! 'a? i:r 'M im- ww -'rg--pri--vvl' all ....mill.!Ilu.2'll.all- -hilllialhill!llllillallllll..lls!.lllIIlKll5 7 YCDUR ENCYCLOPEDIA We Evander Orioles Now presen+ +o you a book- Our encyclopedia, Info which you'll gladly look. Now recall +he reference books Which have always been a bore: 'Twixl' 'ihe covers of 'lhis new one To read will be a pleasanr chore. Call again +o mind your srudiesg Some were pleasanlr, some were grim, Midnigh+ oil can bring a memory Passing years can never dim. How can we describe our building? Ivy-covered sounds so +ri+e- S+ilI wifhin fhose sunli'r classrooms We discovered learning's ligh+. How can we describe our feachers, Ben? on wor'rhy ends? Some good sporis and some good preachers, All of lhem good friends. This book brings back +he school we cherish, Teachers, classma+es, work, and fun, How we love 'rhem, now we realize Our Evander days are done! Hold alofr fhe black-and-orange, Liff your eyes +o heaven above- Thank lhe Lord for dear Evander, School we cherish, school we love. f .i W i Q S 1 ao' is g l l l 4 t l I Y A '5lhXXKXs il- -4 he 4. Me fs, 1. lb-aAl.,af...e-all 6' gb: ' -i Q Ku- if e 1 N A W 6 li! y 1 i ii' I 'll J q.',.,,,W,rlliigg7ig I 1651:-:--ffaggp W W Y V FQ 1 Y i ADMINISTRANTS ELEANOR EGAN DEAN OF GIRLS DR. HYMEN ALPERN PRINCIPAL HERMAN SCHULMAN ADM. ASSISTANT DR. JOHN M. BROPHY DEAN OF BOYS BEATRICE BASS COLLEGE ADVISER ORIOLE ENCYCLOPEDIA A I, Firsf Ieffer of fhe alphabefg 2, indefinife arficleg 'rhe word Ieasf likely fo be misspelled by Evanderifesg 3, reporf card symbol denof- ing genius, good luck, or a personalify par- 'IicuIarIy pleasing 'ro a feacherg regarded by many as a symbol of fhe impossible. ALCOVE, SENIOR In fheory, an exclusive secfion of fhe Evander cafeferia reserved for Seniors: in pracfice, a region of fhe cafeferia chiefly frequenfed by freshmen, sophomores and iuniors desiring fo aHain social promi- nence. ALPERN, DR. HYMEN Our principal, fo whom we owe fhe peculiar delighffulness of our school. Scholarly, foleranf, kindly and appre- ciafive, Dr. Alpern is a person whom we re- specf and love. He was educafed bofh local- ly and abroad, winning a diploma in fhe Cenfro de Esfudios in Madrid, and fhe degrees of A.B. af Cify College, A.M. af Columbia, and Ph.D. af New York Universify. He be- came a feacher in I9I7 and head of fhe mod- ern language deparfmenf in DeWif+ Clinfon High School in I928. He came fo Evander as ifs principal in I934. Having, in his earlier days, prepared fo follow his fafher's example as preacher, Dr. Alpern furned fo a more secular fype of feaching when he felf fhaf if offered a chance of reaching more people. He has been acfive in religious fields, having been associafed wifh fhe Zionisf Youfh Commiffee, fhe Nafional Conference of Chrisfians and Jews, fhe Eoundafion of Cafholics for Human Brofher- hood, and fhe Williamsbridge Chrisfian Com- munify Cenfer. He is an accomplished aufhor of several books and a hosf of arficlesp he won fhe Firsf La Prensa Prize for fhe besf book of 'Ihe year in I926, and fhe besf arficle of fhe year in I927. His books include Educafion of fhe Superior Sfudenff' I935, and Comedies del Siglo de Oro, I939. A few of his many arfi- cles are PersonaIi'Iy Problems in High School Adminis+rafion, Li'rerary and Culfural Val- ues, Guillen de Casfro, and Training for a World We Wanf fo Live in. Also, he has wriifen fhe Foreign Language Conference Reporfs since I940. He edifed La Tragedia por Ios CeIos and served as advisory edifor of Secondary Educafion, The Iaffer since I943. In I944-45 he was fhe edifor of EI Eco. His associafions are legion: he is adviser or presidenf or member of more organizafions, groups and sociefies fhan space permifs us fo recounf. Perhaps his mosf nofable posifions are fhose of presidenf of The High School Principals Associafion of New York Cify, na- fional presidenf of fhe American Associafion of Teachers of Spanish, freasurer of fhe Jew- ish Academy of Arfs and Sciences, chairman of fhe Zionisf Youfh Commiffee, and secre- fary-freasurer of fhe Insfifufo de las Espaiias. He is a delegafe fo UNESCO, an insfrucfor in fhe N.Y.U. School of Educafion, and a member of fhe N. Y. Sfafe Commission for Equalify in Educafion, fhe Emile Sociefy, and fhe Middle Sfafes Associafion of Colleges and Secondary Schools. Even fhis hardly be- gins fo fell fhe sfory of his acfivifies. He is an indefafigable worker, and, 'ro use a cliche which expresses his personalify wifh sfriking accuracy, a genfleman and a scholar. To us, he is a pafienf and undersfanding fafher. ALUMNI ASSOCIATION, E.C.H.S. An or- ganizafion made up of former graduafes who hold monfhly meefings for fhe purpose of re- newing friendships made in Evander and con- ducfing such business as seems necessary under fhe direcfion of fhe Execufive Council. Mrs. Grace H. Esfernaux succeeds Mr. Sher as fhe Faculfy Direcfor. The ALUMNI BUL- LETIN and schedule of evenfs are mailed fo all members. A fee of fiffy cenfs is charged for graduafe members for fhe firsf year, one dollar for each year fhereaffer. The fellow- ship of graduafes makes fhis well worfh while. ALUMNI, OUTSTANDING Evander has many oufsfanding alumni among whom are: Vicfor D'Amico, curafor of fhe Museum of Modern Arf: John Orfh, assisfanf curafor of fhe Amer- ican Museum of Nafural Hisfory: Herberf Knobloch, educafional direcfor of fhe Bronx Zoo: Leonard Warren of fhe Mefropolifan Opera Company: Dr. Rosenblaff, head sur- geon Mf. Sf. Vincenf Hospifal: Richard Mai- baum, Hollywood producer: Bill Phillips, a professor of bofany af fhe Universify of Wash- ingfon: Archie Bleyer, Arfhur Godfrey's band leader: Nafalie Leavy, an associafe edifor of Sevenfeen : and Sfanley Alpern, one of fhe associafe eclifors of 'rhe Herald Tribune. ARISTA For mosf Evanderifes fhis sociefy of fhe adjudged BEST fwo percenf in scholar- ship, service and characfer is behind fhe Iron Curfain, U.S.A. ARTS, SEVEN LIVELY I. Ari' of absenfing oneself from class: 2. arf of beafing fhe lafe bell: 3. arf of sleeping fhrough fhe firsf period wifh eyes wide open: 4. grabbing a seaf in assembly, cafeferia or bus and holding if for a friend: 5. wrifing an o like an a or an i like an e : 6. raising hand in class and nof geffing called on: 7. unobfrusively eafing lunch during second period class. AUSTIN, MALVINA see LATE ROOM. B The highesf reporf card mark fo which fhe average Evanderife aspires. BASS, BEATRICE Besf friend and guide of fhe Evanderife who wanfs fo go fo college: Direcfor of fhe College Office. Finds us scholarship opporfunifies: gives group and in- dividual infelligence fesfs: helps us prepare for College Boards and Regenfs: recommends us for fhe righf college. A memorable feacher and scholar from Hunfer College and fhe Graduafe School of Columbia Universify, she has faken many courses in guidance and psy- chology fo prepare for her specialized work in Evander. She has faughf af Columbia. Her hobbies are fraveling, reading and fhe fhe- afer. BEBARFALD, ANNE Chairman of Evander's Arf Deparfmenf, Miss Bebarfald was presidenf of fhe firsf graduafing class af Evander Childs High School and on fhe firsf ediforial sfalf of fhe Bridge. As an honor graduafe, her name is on one of fhe bronze plaques in our main corridor. She if was who selecfed fhe remark- able collecfion of picfures for fhe Evander halls. She works fo fosfer fhe cause of arf in educafion noi' merely in arf classes buf also fhrough an infegrafed curriculum. She aims fo inspire and guide creafive eflorfs and fhe ap- preciafion of creafive efforfs in ofhers. She longs fo see a revival of infense pride in, and devofion fo, school work. She has fraveled widely, buf is especially fond of America's colorful Soufhwesf and fhe lands below fhe Rio Grande. BENTLEY, PURLEY Well known mafh feach- er, prefecf of class 207-8. A Syracuse grad- uafe, he served in fhe Signal Corps in World War I and affended fhe American Universify in Grenoble, France. He and Mrs. Benfley spend fheir summers in fheir home on Lake Onfario, where he enjoys his hobby, phofog- raphy. He considers being born fhe besf fhing fhaf ever happened fo him. He has always been fascinafed by mafh and loves feaching. BLACKBOARDS Room decorafions feafur- ing assignmenfs, nofes on lessons, baseball scores, Greek Ieffers and caricafures of 'reach- ers. BROPHY, DR. JOHN M. Dean of Boys in Evander Childs High School, feared or loved according fo fhe personalify and deeds of fhe sfudenf, considered by some as Evander's branch of fhe Secref Police: especially adored K- N . Q.-.X .SQ '- . xx N I I - X X . MEYER LESOWITZ SENICDR PREFECTS 'JK' WW kg- MOLLY S. ROSOFF FLORENCE G. POLLACK JACK MANDEL AN DE L REPA PURLEY J. BENTLEY EVA NEWM MAU . TH 'QW by lhe Evanderiles of whom Mrs. Egan is dean. He received degrees from C.C.N.Y. and Columbia and his Ph.D. from Fordham. He lives in Yonkers, is happily married, has chil- dren and even lshll grandchildren. As hobbies he enioys lennis, swimming, bridge and read- ing. He sings and plays 'rhe organ very well and is much in demand as a speaker. He is in charge of our Public Speaking classes and of lhe sludenl leaders who conducl official class discussions. He is Facully Adviser of rhe John B. Schamus Oralorical Sociely. C Typical Evander grade, above which 'few dare aspire under penally of being considered grinds or bookworms. CAFETERIA Roof-garden reslauranl sup- posedly sound-proofed, wilh hundreds of challering and shrieking sludenls slanding in long chow lines, and hundreds of olher shrieking and challering sludenls sealed al fables lo eal lheir home-made lunches. A ship's galley during lhe mosl' violenl slormf' The noisy lunch period is varied by an occa- sional sounol of crashing lrays wil'h accompany- ing applause, or a loud sludenl prolesl: Why musl I pick il up? l didn'l pul il l'here! or possible poundings or olher dislraclions on lhe 'fable lhard as lhey were ablel. The cafeleria lunch is a salislaclory 'lhough hardly eslhelic experience. Then 'rhe whislle, wilh ils clean-up, back-'ro-class warning. The cafeleria slands for a hard lighl, buf slill, a welcome change. CELEBRITIES, SENIOR Voled as oulslanding members ol lhe Senior Class: Arisla Repre- senlalive, Doris Lubelsky, G.O. Rep., Louise Mellzer, Marshal Squad, Rila Amendola, besl all-round girl alhlele, Gilda Serrao, besl boy alhlele, Roberl Minsky, Honor School repre- senlalive, Joan Weinberg, Arl' edilor of lhe BRIDGE, Ronald Bushemi, Evancler NEWS represenlalive, Barbara Mishkin, S e ni o r BRIDGE slalif, Roberl Hooper, Senior Prom Chairman, Louise Mellzer, Class Nile Chair- man, Doris Lubelsky, Frolic Day Chairman, Corinne Poseman, Presidenl' of lhe class, Vir- ginia Weslenberger, Vice-presidenl, Fern Rudolph, Secrelary, Lorella Seaman, Treasur- er, Arlene Lardino, Hislorian and Lilerary Edilor of lhe ORIOLE, Roberl Hooper. CHANCE, LAWS OF Sludy of probabililies of leachers' checking homework, of s+uden+'s nol gelling called on in class, working lhe same excuse lwiceg selling gym spol lo Fresh- man for cash, gradualing wilhoul' learning 'ro swim, culling 'rhe eighlh period wilh impunily, passing 'rerm exams wilhoul sludying. LIU Ulll-J I Iggggil jl f O ' QA O CLASS ROOM Modern enclosure corres- ponding lo medieval dungeon lexcepl for plenly of wide-open window space,-hence a place of lorlure. See TEACHER. CONKLIN, MAE Beloved librarian who helps us find malerial for lerm lhemes and olher reporls. She has earned our gralilude in lhousands of ways, lhough she refuses lo wrile our reporls for us. She claims she loves us. Her work wilh lhe Book Lovers Club, lhe mag- azine Turns wi'lh a Bookworm, and lhe hour of Greal Music allesl' lo her inleresl. She is from Conneclicul, where she maiored in Eng- lish al' Alberlus Magnus College. A graduale of lhe Columbia Universily Library School, she has a large personal library specializing in lirsl edilions of modern poels and some beauliful edilions of lhe classics. During lhe war she drove 5,000 hours as an aclive mem- ber ol lhe A.W.V.S., for which she received Army and Navy cilalions. She loves lravel. Some of her mosl' delighlful memories are of Tuscany, lhe Bavarian Alps and Yellowslone Park. She spends her summers in her home in fhe While Mounfains. Jl.ll,.l EWU: i i I JU 7 ei,lLl I-S Til lil ll jirlrgsf., lisa ,Lil l V' l i - ig, l QQ? 62 V55 f Q .. .li VX i ' i E55 y, A-4 1-'3 l ' lm? Ill!!!- ,ll!5ll , ,Wil M l , T COLVEN, THOMAS Cuslodian engineer in charge of our building. Mr. Colven came +o us in I948 'ro be head of our I8-man cuslodial s+aFF, affer having served for sevenleen years in Texlile High School. Keeping Evander in 'rip-+op shape is a 24-hour a day iob wifh somelhing happening every minule. The fire- men enfer 'lhe building al 6:00 A.M., lhe mainfenance men al 8:00, lhe nine-man clean- ing squad a+ 3:00 P.M., +o leave a+ ll:30 P.M., and lhe fwo-man pool squad af I0:00 P.M. 'lo leave al' 6:00 A.M. Mr. Colven is so excellenl an adminisfralor +ha+ +he building seems fo us +o fake care of ilself. COURTESY Tha+ manner of behavior exem- plified by giving one's seal on lhe bus lo an old lady wilh crufches and +wo armloads of packages-a qualify occasionally seen in Evanderiles. D A common sighl' on Evander reporl cards, usually encircled in red. D'ARLON, BENEDICT Chairman of lhe French, lfalian and Hebrew Deparlmenfs, known fo his loving land lovedl sfudenls as Uncle Ben. A graduale of Columbia, where he majored in his+ory and philosophy, Mr. D'Arlon is proud lo have sludied wilh Daniel Morne+ of lhe French Academy and Edmond Faral of lhe College de France. He speaks many languages and reads more. He has spenl much 'rime on lhe sludy of comparalive linguislics and of anlhropology, bul his greal love is people, especially s+uden+s. He has lraveled widely. He remembers wi+h especial pleasure his expedifion on a Brelon fishing boar and his living for some lime on a French farm. During and afler lhe war he collecled lhousands of pounds of food and clolhing for 'rhe school children of France. Here are some of his gilils 'rhal he dislribules 'ro deserving Evander sludenfsr fur-lined balhlubs, cu+-glass fly swa++ers, hand-painled bolognie, celluloid frying-pans. His hobbies are reading and wril- ing. He wriles much lighf verse bolh in Eng- lish and in French and has wrillen several lexi- books. asf' T FQ? SEQ - 1'-., DESK I. TEACHERS', a conglomeralrion of papers among which exams are somelimes losl forever. 2. PUPlLS', galhering places for books, lunches, discarded papers and used chewing gum. Tops somelimes mislaken for drawing boards. DISTRACTION Condilion 'ro which leachers are driven. DLUGATZ, DR. HERMAN Chairman of lhe Biology Deparlmenl, who endeavors 'ro 'reach all Evanderiles 'rhe mefhods of science and scienfific lhinking--even lhose who can'+ fake if. He likes Evanderifes and believes in lhem. He began his high school feaching here, and finds no deferiorafion in fhe school since his early days of enfhusiasfic feaching. Besides j . J P l nj' 5 K 'Zh ll va J 3 i 4 rf: li 5 im j fs is A ' J QQ 6 g3.,Qif sa5f:4e,.::z-ang! i gg -,Q ii 9 ,fo 251' l - s sf' having fhe degree of Docfor of Philosophy, Dr. Dlugafz is also a pharmacisf. He enjoys a number of hobbies in addifion fo his special inferesf in biological sciences. Among fhem are reading poefry and playing 'rhe piano. He is happily married and 'rhe fafher of fhree sons. The eldesf is an Evander Honor graduafe now a Senior af fhe Universify of Pennsylvania. An- ofher is now affending Evander, and fhe fhird, who is only six, is a prospecfive Evanderife. DOORS Symbols of boredom or ferror when we enfer, of ecsfasy when we leave. DOYLE, AGNES Chairman of fhe Secre- farial Deparfmenf, was born in fhe Pennsyl- vania mounfains, received her A.B. af N.Y.U. and her A.M. af Columbia, majoring in psy- chology and business subjecfs. Affer working in privafe indusfry, Miss Doyle decided fo fake up feaching for ifs wider safisfacfions. She is fond of fishing, reading, kniffing and fhe fhe- afer. She is a Yankee fan, buf roofed for fhe Gianfs in fhe recenf World Series. She enjoys driving, and during fhe pasf summer she fraveled Through Oregon, Washingfon, Cali- fornia, Ufah and ofher sfafes by car. She fakes greai' pride in her deparfmenf, for she feels fhaf fhe feachers do excepfional work in preparing Evander girls fo make a living. Some of fhe Evander girls she has been able fo place in fhe finesf business concerns in fhe cify where fhey are doing excellenf work. EGAN, ELEANOR Dean of Girls and As- sisfanf Principal, beloved even by girls who have fo bring fheir parenfs for an inferview. A graduafe of New Rochelle College wifh an English major, Mrs. Egan fook up fhe feaching of composifion and liferafure, developing a special fondness for feaching sfudenfs of Evander's commercial course. Firsf as Grade Adviser and fhen as College Adviser, Mrs. Egan won fame and appreciafion in her capac- ify for guidance. When Miss Cunniffe re- fired, Mrs. Egan quiefly sfepped info her place as dean and carried on wifhouf fanfare buf wifh nofeworfhy success. She has a quief fechnique of Lef's falk if over fhaf inspires confidence. In Mrs. Egan many girls see fheir icleal-a combinafion of career woman and home-maker. Among her hobbies are cook- ing, driving a car, and walking in fhe counfry. She has fraveled widely and has sfudied much, especially psychology and guidance, buf she is always friendly, democrafic, and helpful. We are parficularly in her debf for her inferesf in senior acfivifies. END OF THE TRAIL See REGENTS. ESTERNAUX, GRACE Now Faculfy Adviser for fhe Evander Childs Alumni Associafion, was born in Brooklyn, graduafed from Adelphi College as a philosophy and science major, and did graduafe work in science and educa- 'rion af Cornell, Columbia, and in fhe Cold Spring Harbor Laborafories. Though biology is her chief hobby, she has many ofhers. She plays bofh fhe flufe and fhe piano, collecfs pepper and salf shakers, has a sfamp collec- fion, specializing in fhe Canal Zone, has frav- eled exfensively jhas driven across fhe confi- nenf fhree fimesj, loves fo dig in her garden where she specializes in spring bulbs, and visifs every World's Fair she can gel' fo. Before fak- ing charge of fhe Alumni Associafion she served Evander in numerous ofher ways-as Guidance Counsellor, head of fhe Sfudenf Leaders, and adviser of fhe Presidenfs' Club and fhe John Burroughs Nafuralisf Club, fo menfion a few. FIRE DRILL Gongs in fhe middle of a fesf- screams of relief and surprise, feachers fran- fically calling for silence and quick walking, sfairway exifs blocked, snickersg whispers: sharp cries of No +alking! Long walks on days of oufdoor drills, rush back fo classroom, fesf posfponed, spoiled, or counfed wifh fol- erance. FISHER, ISABEL Chairman of our Home- making Deparfmenf. Mrs. Fisher is herself a homemaker who loves cooking, sewing, and household managemenf. She pracfices all fhaf she feaches. A nafive of Rochesfer and grad- uafe of bofh fhe Universify of Rochesfer and Columbia, she has faughf here and abroad wifh enfhusiasm and success. She has lived in Germany, Turkey, and Greece. She loves her girls, and she is personally inferesfed in fheir 5 -M , fat? FJ -T7 1-. A I f I-ew s . 51 problems of clofhes, money, enferfaining, nu- frifion and healfh. She feels sfrongly fhaf every girl should know how fo alfer and repair clofhing and how fo cook for pleasure, nufri- fion and fhriff. Her hobbies are sewing, cooking, eafing and fraveling. FRESHMAN The incoming Evanderifeg will- ing purchaser of gym spofs, lunch-fable places, and elevafor passes. Gives apple fo feacher. GLASS Highly breakable subsfance in school windows. GENERAL ORGANIZATION Familiarly known as G.O. is fhe club fo which all Evan- derifes belong on paymenf of fiffy-cenfs dues. Class Represenfafives and delegafes falk of carrying ouf fhe will of fhe sfudenfs in a demo- crafic organizafion, buf 'rhe aflifude of fhose represenfed remains indifferenf. G.O. OFFICE Room 244. Here Mr. Rosen- blaff receives dues, disfribufes membership books and buffons, and accounfs for all mon- eys collecfed and disbursed by sfudenf ac- fivifies. L ii ll l V 2. 2' zzsvcz Efiiiik ,. ' ' A3.glw.I1nii'ai -.ea-f ls-aa -li'l'llI'2':n l'1lQv:wlinn.n'hZ1'.'i f--F 0 if I -n 1 1- ,., Ak v 1 -A A 9 T ,M Fi- 'l. t we flu:-sv llllllllh :rig mi'::' ,Still G.O. STORE One of 'rhe grandesf bargain sfores in fhe Bronx, filled wifh all necessary school supplies, including Senior jewelry and hafs, presided over by friendly Mrs. Schamus, and nofed for ifs remarkable collecfion of oufsize gym clofhing. GYM, BOYS' Scene of free play, drill, more drill, orange shirfs, and unusually good feeling. GYM, GIRLS' Scene of weird polkas, con- forfions on mafs, drill, more drill, blue suifs, blues from pain and fafigue. HANNAN, WALTER Chairman of Evan- der's Physics Deparfmenf, Mr. Hannan has creafed Physics lll and IV, courses which have received greal' praise from sfudenfs who have confinued fhe sfudy of physical science in col- lege. He has faughf in Evander ever since ifs second year of exisfence, and married an Evander feacher. They live in Tuckahoe where 'rheir son, an engineer, spends his free fime wifh fhem. Music is his hobby. HERVEY, DR. LEON As Marshal Squad di- recfor, Dr. Hervey has organized a sysfem of monifors for every corridor every period. Any Evanderife who has ever aflempfed sfrolling down fhe halls during class fime can fesfify as fo fhe efficacy of his squad. Dr. Hervey himself is parficularly alerf af defecfing and discouraging irregularifies such as cuffing classes. Aside from his work on Ihe Marshal Squad, we know him as a brillianl' biologisf who was frained af Cify College, New York Universify and Columbia. We know 'lhal' he has a brillianf wife, an Evander alumna who also has a Ph.D. and fhaf he has a small son, buf ofher facfs of his life he does nof reveal. He is fhe originafor and direcfor of Evander's courses in laborafory fechniques. These were begun as war courses buf proved so popular and helpful fhaf 'rhey have been confinued. HISTORY See SOCIAL SCIENCE. HISTORY, CLASS OF JANUARY, I952 The hisfory of 'rhis brillianf class begins in February, I948, when we Freshies gazed in wonder af fhe massive sfrucfure around us, our eyes foo exciled fo regisfer 'rhe impres- sion. Mr. Messing, our Guidance Counsellor 'rhaf ferm, promised us such a high affainmenf of culfure fhaf affer four years we would refer fo Evander as an eleganf esfablishmenf rafher Ihan a swell ioin'r, and fhen he 'rurned us loose info a new experience. Many were fhe days when we wandered, anxious and fhor- oughly confused, fhrough fhe labyrinfh of cor- ridors, and many fhe nighfs when fhe more sensifive of us wepf for 'rhe good old days in P.S. somefhing-or-ofher. The names of Carr, Rhodes, Kozlow, Solo- mon, Cruciani, Sifa and Halbauer echoed and reechoed 'rhrough fhe halls, buf fhey meanf nofhing fo us unfil some upper class- men informed us 'rhaf 'rhese were fhe spark- plugs of our swimming feam, 'I'he nafional champions. And so we learned of a fradifion firmly fixed in Evander hisfory: fhe equalion of Coach Gay -l- Evander swimmers : vic- fory. Baskefball was only fair fhaf year, buf fhe fennis feam beaf Sfuyvesanf, Washingfon, Columbus and Clinfon, while losing fo Sci- ence. I , r. 1 I I ' 'Z 'yfp-. ll, f 5 Q 5 5 S 2 rllp 7 ' ' S Q .Jil - A , Q- 'ss o s Q, 3 I E, N N I ..-fe. 4:-'g ee-was .. -s -.-- -ew' Qs 'ev ee .-..-Q-:zz-: mg 'Qs-wsu ww. 6'-.z-tv? H., iyeeaw 'sw K.4r-sea.. 1? 6 R iv' sul' E Etirzz-1-1:-.we X S' '52-3 'El vhgk -.' I l Besides sporls, fhere was fhe dance fes- fival, so widely acclaimed fhal' if was lafer presenfed af fhe Monfefiore Hospifal. We learned fhaf fhe sfudenf courf had been volecl down, buf, ignoranf freshmen 'rhaf we were, many of us were glad of if, fearing fhe merci- less iudgmenf of seniors. The Social Science Polifical Assembly debafed fhe necessily of a Third Parfy. Thoroughly imbued wifh fhe spiril' of democracy, we elecfed Howard Fruchfman as our 6.0. represenfafive, alfhough many of us knew nofhing of fhe 6.0. as yef, excepf as a collecfor of dues. Paf Fender, an English exchange sfudenf, liked us and fhe school, buf hinfed fhaf we were lax in our sfudies. The Varsify Play, Mer'ron of fhe Movies, made us glad fo be Evanderifes, and proud, foo. Gleefully we af- Iended fhe cake sale and dance. Our publi- cafions won honors in fhe compefifion spon- sored by fhe Columbia Scholasfic Press Asso- cialion. We drilled oll lo vacalion very definilely Evanderiles and nol ashamed lo lel lhe world know il. Taking on lhe slalus ol Educaled Fresh- men in Seplember, l948, we were slighlly less green and a good deal less lrighlened. We were sobered by lhe dealh ol our Ad- minislralive Assislanl, Mr. Donohoe, during lhe summer. Mr. Schulman look over his dulies, and Mr. Colvin came lo lake lhe place ol Mr. Brady, relired cuslodian. Mr. Peck be- came our 6.0. adviser, and Miss Marks, chair- man ol lhe Malh Deparlmenl, assumed lhe leadership ol lhe Honor School. The loolball leam, weakened by gradualions, proved slronger lhan we had expecled. Bul fares had gone up. Tiger Monlh was highlighled wilh a leach- er-vs-sludenl quiz and a presenlalion ol Laura. Laler, wilh lhe Hallowe'en Dance, Presidenl Dave McConnell made Evander his- lory by carrying oul a campaign promise. ln November came lhe eleclion of Mr. Trumang ashcans everywhere were overllowing wilh Dewey bullons. We were saddened by lhe sudden passing ol Mrs. Allen lhal winler. The Freedom Train came lo New York, and lhe queslion arose whelher lhe sludenls wanled lo gel oul ol school lo look al lhe precious documenls, or lo look al lhe documenls in order lo gel oul ol school. The G.O. elec- lions saw viclory lor Tom Boscarino as presi- denl and lor Sandra Lichlenslein as repre- senlalive ol our Class. Sludenls were glad lo have lhe Audio-Visual Room eslablished for lhe school showing ol lilms. Our Mr. Tubridy wenl lo Cily College as coach ol loolball. ln lhe Spring ol I949, an exchange slu- denl lrom llaly, Marco Bacciagalluppi, called us gay and colorful. When we saw lhe Varsily Play we knew he was righlg Charm School cerlainly charmed lhe school. The Middle Slales Accrediling Associalion conducled a survey ol Evander-remember?-and ap- proved ol us, wilh lhe recommendalion ol more guidance, and less noise in lhe caleleria. The Malh, Bio, Arl and Heallh Educalion de- parlmenls won awards, and lhe annual Spring concerl ol lhe Music deparlmenl mel wilh lavorable commenls. We became lriendly wilh lhe new arrivals 'From Junior High School, especially when uniled in lhe common cause ol lhe Bunny Parade and lhe campaign lor Easler planls lor velerans' hospilals. The Can- cer Prevenlion exhibil won honors and Evan- der publicalions scored al lhe Columbia Press Associalion. The swimming leam again held highesl honors. Our G.O. represenlalive was Richard Reda, and by lhis lime we heard much aboul Evander democracy. Our lirsl Regenls' came: geomelry lor some ol us and bio lor nearly all. Before we realized il, we were al home on our summer vacalion. Those who relurned in lhe lall ol l949 lound lhemselves lourlh lermers. We had by lhis lime lorgollen our plighl as lreshmen, and were busy devising schemes lo lry oul on newcomers. The lunchroom had been sound- prooled, lhanks lo lhe Parenls Associalion and lhe M.S.A.A. The Hallowe'en Dance was supervised by lhe Parenls Associalion, and Tiger Monlh was highlighled by lhe show- ing ol Slairway lo Heaven. And lhen came lhe droughl. Z'-it , 4 2 a ll A eb F h' -,..,,a,.-5 QQ ay ,- Now lislen, my children, and you shall hear of lhe shorlage of waler lwe don'l mean beerl, when laucels were dry and balhs were rare, and one a monlh was your lull share. N M --- . ri -'iv .hx 9 me 5 .I K .w-f, 5- ' 45: F 'ax' Y. ' i 'J ii -- hy-NLJ'-5 , 1 .fi':ffyig,,52 Q -713-5:3 -' - C X E' ',,w,?Y . n . ,AF lw ifll ll lllll l J Slill, lhe swimming leam look cily honors, bul by lhis lime we were used lo it The Federal governmenl was gelling rid of surplus New York Slale apples and we know very well where mosl' of lhem went We filled overseas boxes +o be dislribuled by l'he American Red Cross. The March of Toys broughl ioy 'fo lhe givers and we hope lo 'l'he receivers. The Arisla ioined forces wilh 'rhe World Alifairs- Pan American Club l'o visil l'he Uniled Na- lions in aclion. Then Regenls. 6.0. eleclions came, and we selecled Frances Finkelman lo carry our banner in l'he Sludenl' 6overnment Don Rosenberg was our new president By lhis lime we were beginning +o feel imporlanl polilicallyg yes, sir, lhe power of John 0's balloll Fiflh lermers, in Spring, l950, al last under lhe clireclion of Mr. Schwarlzl We were a liH'le furlher up lhe ladder lhan we had ever expecled 'ro climb. The New York waler sup- ply was slill going down, and +he prices of iusl' aboul everylhing, up. The pools were closed, bul' noi unl'il Evander's leam had again be- come nalional champs. The cily crown was one lhing, bul lo be 'rwice champions of 'rhe U.S.A.! Bul' 'rhen came 'fhe dispule over leachers' salaries, and lhe ban on ex'lra-cur- ricular aclivilies. Sludenls look up lhe cudg- els, wirh mass pickeling of lhe school. Demon- sl'ral'ions were slaged al lhe Cily Hall, nol wilhoul' a bil' of rioling. We wanl our exlra- curricular ac'livilies was our mollo. Ann 0'Connell was elecled as our 6.0. Repre- senlalive, bul' 'rhe 6.0. was having a hard lime oi it Since 'lhere were no ex'lra-curricu- lar acl'ivil'ies, l'he 6.0. supporl' fell off, and lhe lerm ended in suppressed lension on bo'l'h sides. Aller lhe vacalion lhe fall 'lerm of l95O s+ar+ed oi? wilh Miss Wilson in charge of lhe Arisla and Mr. Raubicheck supervising 'the Honor School. Slill lhere were no exl'ra-cur- ricular aclivilies. Mayor 0'Dwyer lefl New York as Ambassador lo Mexico and was suc- ceeded by Acling Mayor lmpellilrleri who was swepl' inlo office on an independenl' 'licket Meanwhile fighling had broken oul in Korea, and Presidenl Truman had senl American 'troops inlo lhe U.N. police acl'ion. And so began 'rhe slruggle in which we may all be- come personally involved. Back in Evander Karl Anderson was elecled as our 6.0. Rep, and pleas were made for more lively sludenl support For lhe lirsl' lime 'rhe publicalion of 'rhe Bridge was poslponed for lack of funds. The Evander News carried on for some lime, unlil funds were denied, and lhen was dis- played in manuscripl in lhe library. The Sen- iors, whose class aclivilies conlinued, sup- por'l'ed lhe 0Rl0l.E. As Sevens we were classified in lhe Spring of l95l as Lower Seniors. Bob Braun was 7'lh Term 6.0. Rep. Some had ambilions 'lo go lhrough Evancler in lhree and a half years, and lhese were scheduled 'lo graduale in June, wilh six maiors for some and general hysleria for all. Dr. Deixel's dealh was a blow 'lo lhe school, especially lo lhose who knew and loved him. The College Olifice was flooded l by inquiries from fhose who had begun fo look ahead. ln fhe G.O. elecfions, Ellioff Weinsfein was picked as presidenf, and Louise Melfzer as eighfh ferm represenfafive. In a relafively peaceful Senior elecfion, Virginia Wesfenberger emerged as presidenf, 'rho' Fern Rudolph's elecfion fo 'rhe posf of Senior Vice Presidenf was marked by some sforms. Loreffa Seaman and Arlene Lardino were elecfed as secrefary and freasurer, and Roberf Hooper hisforian. Sepfember l95I found us Seniors af lasf! If fhe preceding ferm had been a bif hysferi- cal, fhis ferm was sfark raving mad and en- firely wonderful. Emofions were mixed over fhe sfyle and qualify of our Senior hafs, buf fhe facf fhaf we were wearing fhem was fhe imporfanf fhing. The roufe fo fhe College Office was preffy nearly worn fhin, nof fo menfion Miss Bass who doubled for fhe Dean of Girls yel' gave us all fhe 'lime we required. Welcomed back were our exfra-curricular acfivifies. Whaf a happy humming as sporfs and clubs sfarfed up again! A fhoroughly green Orange-and-Black fook fo fhe gridiron, baskefballers wenf info acfion. All fhe fun of fhe Senior ferm unfolded. Class-Nife was molded around fhe fheme of Snow Whife and fhe Eighf Dwarfs, and Frolic Day furned and ouf ifs usual frolicsome self. There was fhe franfic rush fo gef fhe Senior celebrifies info fhe ORIOLE. Of course fhere was fhe serious side-mid-ferms and Regenfs, and worried faces unfil fhe resulfs were known. And on fhe world scale, fhe Korean peace falks fell aparf fime and fime again, fhe hopes of fhe nafion going up and down wifh fheir forfune. Graduafion broughf laughfer dilufed by fears, and-oh, yes--diplomas-diplomas 'rhaf provided fhe key fo college doors, or fo a job in whafever field we had chosen, diplomas fhaf marked fhe end of one shorf buf happy road fhrough educafion, only fo lead fo an- ofher broader road. HOMEWORK lCensoredl HONOR SCHOOL Evander's collecfion of unnafural specimens, who seem perfecfly nafu- ral as soon as 'rhey gef info some insfifufion of higher learning. Three Honor Classes on one's program card are fhe prerequisife fo admission, and of course an average of 857, or above in order fo be programmed for such classes. Harder assignmenfs, more reading and wrifing, and more research work are ex- pecfed of Honor School members. INFIRMARY Refuge from sudden class fesfsg haven of unprepared sfudenfsg sequesfered nook for a much needed sleep-all fhis if one can wangle a pass duly signed and dafed. INK Disfincfive colorafion upon school shirfs, neckfies and scarves. Miami Q' ZH W fix iii il' f , , ,,,,,, 73 ll -gig grin' 2 :i'E,?-'5' -i ilry K I 5 4 ai ' 4 'x U A D -ai' in fi -wi 1 hiifl l' S . 2' t 11.2.1 I , w X 1.11: fl XXI E255 ' ,. -,gigs i My - -is - . 5 '.. 1 ----- :lie .: -'lsiiig '- jugs-I i 4'--.Eg A ---4-- -.... f?4 l i W .. ,.., , . . . JANUARY Monfh when we musf say good- bye. K-RATIONS See CAFETERIA. KELLY, MAY Head of fhe Music Deparf- menfg amiable and able leader of fhe Glee Club, indefafigable 'ralenf scoufg experl' ac- companisfg sings, plays 'rhe piano and encour- ages ofhers, excels in all 'rhings excepf in falk- ing abouf herself. We'Il never forgef her, buf we couldn'f gef an inferview for fhe ORIOLE! LESOWITZ, MEYER You mighf expecf one - -'-- fs '- --:. C- H-'fe r5s 5cf' evec 5 5.5. cegsee c ' W , . ,. . Cc ege 5 :i 5- A.M. 'ref' Ccigxfc 5 5 ::'- '-,. ' ...-,.. - f Lv . f I L., rf, 5. 5r':: .,fs': . :: ce 5 f 5r' c s: :r- 5-Lv f5s'es. Yep. 5re 'gl-. 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's 5.5: 5' I-s: s 'eecben . . d The ?eleg:hcr1e 70. - e ge'-5-54 :rvrce ss 5 c5b-ref over- :Q wr- gcwes -1w7'+e-s h5+s. sc5:-ves. - .Ar u 3 Nj' J. - e' ::5's lcf' 5r:..r1d me c..-a.f1g .,:- ... -- 1 ' 1 ' 7 55,5 s .ae-'s-nc' se menfcn bears. - - I cases, gym 5':'-es 5-5 c ::?::gr5:?ns. Lunches are :ce:'ed 5+ We Las' ewd F-cmd. Did ye.. ..-Q v..' 5 5:..r1'5 - :ev fn 95? dr5v-'e' , izund pens? LOYALIST A Dodger Fan lSee GIANTSI. MANDEI., JACOB A new arrival in Evander, Mr. Mandel has recenlly enlered lhe school's sighl'-conservalion depar'lmen+. He has al- lended N.Y.U., Columbia Universiiy, S+. John's and Ci'l'y Colleges, majoring in mafh, social sludies, law and psychology. He has lraveled 'lhrough weslern Europe, Israel, Mex- ico, lhe Wesl Indies, 'rhe Canadian Rockies and California. He 'rravels lo encourage his hobby of pholography. He had planned 'ro become a lawyer, bul' as a +eacher he has proven his worlh so early fhal' already he is preiecf of a Senior Class Iii you can call lhal a blessingl. MANGAN, ELEANOR A New Rochelle graduafe s+iII ac+ive in alumnae work, Mrs. Mangan decided 'ro become a school li- brarian because she was in+eres+ed in bolh young people and books. She enrolled in fhe School of Library Service al' Columbia and worked +o achieve her goal. As Newman Club leader for five years a+ Chrisfopher Columbus and for Iwo years a+ Evander, she has worked lo lif+ lhe e+hical sfandards of 'leen-agers. A greal' lover of European lravel, she has lived in Paris a+ lhree difierenl' limes. Her mosl precious experience abroad was an audience wi+h +he Pope. 1' XX I .4 NK . MARKS Syn. GRADES The dread of some sfuclenls, fhe joy of olhers and lhe surprise of many, whelher expressed in leH'ers or in per- cenfages. MARKS, ETHEL Chairman of Evander's Ma+h Deparfmenf, loved by her 'reachers as well as her siudenls, Miss Marks has laughl al' Evander ever since she was a red-haired girl iusl oul' of Hunler. She look her A.M. al Columbia. For several years she has been a malh inslruclor al N.Y.U. as well as Evander. As head of Evander's Honor School, she or- ganized lhe A Official Classes, of which she was guidance counsellor, and made of fhe honor classes a real school wilhin a school. Tell Miss Marks, an engineering inslruclor al' Columbia said +o Miss Shaw, +ha+ I have never seen a deparlmenl anywhere so well- organized or so pleasanlly managed as ihe Evander Malh DeparI'men+. Miss Marks is noi a mere malhemalician, educalor, or ad- minislralor, bul' a friendly and charming per- son who has +raveled widely, who moves in a large circle of friends, and has many hobbies. She loves poe+ry and music, polilics and 'rhe fheafer. MID-TERMS The inapproprialely named cause of menlal fruslralion coming near 'rhe end of fhe ferm, characlerized by exci+emen+, anguish, sloppage of normal menlal processes and an unusual amounl of sfudying. MORRIS, DR. HELEN In charge of Evan- der's Earlh Science Deparlmenl, born and ed- ucaled in New York, now lives in Weslchesler Counly. Blue-eyed, blonde and modesl, Dr. Morris is a mosl' a++rac+ive leacher who is lhrilled by her sludenis' delighf in learning. She obfained her bachelor's degree 'from Hunler College, where she majored in geol- ogy and biology, and her A.M. and Ph.D. from Columbia. Her hobbies are gardening, plumbing, repairing lhe house, cooking and driving. She knows lhe Uniled Slales as few of us do, bu+ has nol' had lime for much 'rravel lafely. MUSIC ROOMS How many limes have lhe walls of 206 echoed lo lhe s+rains of lhe Ba'Hle Hymn of lhe Republic, +he Soldiers Chorus, or Spring Song, while expression and courlesy are in order! And how many limes have 'lhe loud reverberalions of brass echoed and re-echoed from Room 260, lo lhe confusion of all nearby classrooms! We have oflen wondered how Mr. Fund can sland his beginning inslrumenl class, bul lhen, he was in lhe army during World War II and has heard worse sounds. And in lime his recruils become lhe velerans of Evander's famous band. NEWMAN, EVE Miss Newman is a gradu- ale of Columbia where she received lwo de- grees, maloring in physical lraining and hy- giene. She has also sludied al N.Y.U. She is on lhe Firsl Aid and Waler Safely Slaff of lhe American Red Cross. In Evander she is chairman of lhe Regenls Commillee and is in charge of lhe modern dance courses. She has many inleresls among which are swimming, golf, and painling. She enioys her summers on Cape Cod, where she painls, swims, plays golf, and lakes life easy bul never+heIess gels a lol oul of life. She is prefecl of Class 252-8. '360' ies Q : Ov oo 4096 S4002 WOO- 'fix' FOUQIL 90904 4000 90'6 'OW pyga PQQQQ 50,301 009, H00 9906 9038 Po'o'z'9 Q63 NA.o.n !o.s?A r.0a.+.1 b,Q,f. C Yvvvg ' v v v ' 'Q' vow 9406 33324 h'Z'Z'24 323' Wait ff P5 99.9.59 005. My-iss!! - 7?0,99.0 W iam-Qs -gwss ts:-2-' 6 5 S 'H 9 0 0 ro 0 o 52 22423523132 I ggszgsz 9,2020 -4 4 541 , or 5,4,o,o. r, so 925223 5202026 51231 -- I' .1 o ' .,,l:'f-ff . n 9'OYo'f Y 'Q' ' 'vo' Q, ?J 3gRs',02 265' Hr 13591 v0.06 ,: QQ Q.. v sgqs sw Q .I sQ.0Q 5.0,9.Q '04 506.054 NERVE Leading characlerislic of some Evan- deriles. NERVES An affliclion lhal some Evanderiles give some of lheir leachers. ODE A poem suiled lo be sung or chanled by a chorus moving rhylhmically. A poem characlerized by nobilily of senlimenl and dignily of slyle, as in lhe following ODE TO A SENIOR HAT: You've been ruined wilh ink Till you're iusl on lhe brink Ol a nervous col- lapse, Senior hall You've been kicked in lhe air Wilhoul even a care, Bul you've never complained, Senior Hal! You were beauleous, 'lis lrue, When all shiny and new, Bul iusl look al you now, Senior Hall You are ballered and worn, And your lining's all lorn, You're a sighl lo behold, Senior Hall Bul I couldn'l deslroy All lhe gladness and ioy Thal you've given lo me, Senior Hall So in parling l'll add I shall always be glad Thal you were my own Senior Hall OFFICERS, SENIOR See CELEBRITIES, SENIOR ORIOLE I. One of various American ic- leroid birds, especially lhose of lhe genus Iclerus, mos+Iy black wilh orange. 2. One of various American non-icleroid Senior class- books, especially of lhe orange-and-black Evander geniuses. OUTCAST Any Evanderile who has nol been senl lo lhe Dean's Office al Ieasl once. PAINTINGS IN HALLS Moving piclures, al Ieasl, can be made lo move. PECK, JOSEPH Facully Adviser of lhe Evander Childs General Organizalion and leacher of hislory and economics. Mr. Peck majored in Educalion al Teachers College, Columbia Universily, where he received lwo degrees. While he was slill in high school he had decided lo leach as a means of expressing himself. His enioymenl in working wilh young people helped him decide lo devole his life lo leaching lhem. Besides his work in Evan- der, Mr. Peck has many civic aclivilies. He is lreasurer of lhe New Rochelle A.A.V.N. and on lhe Board of Direclors of lhe E+heI Loeb Foundalion, which sends New Rochelle sludenls lo summer camps where problems of human relalions are sludied. He is also on lhe Professional Advisory Council on Sec- ondary Educalion, a body of advisers lo lhe Sfafe Board of Regenfs and fhe Sfafe Educa- fion Deparfmenf. During fhe summer vaca- fions Mr. Peck finds fime fo wrife and fo feach in fhe New Rochelle Summer School. We have all enjoyed his fexfbook, The World in Our Day. He likes gardening and specializes in raising fomafoes. His son, who is married, was formerly a navy ensign. He is now a mem- ber of fhe New York Curb Exchange. His daughfer is a Senior in Dickinson College, Carlyle, Pennsylvania. PERSONALITIES, EVANDER I. Afhlefe who expecfs fo pass, and furfhermore, expecfs 'ro be offered scholarships by all leading colleges. 2. Gal who feels fhaf no man is safe when she raises her mascara'd eyelashes. 3. Big-fime polifico who fries fo win friends and influence people via fhe biggesf smile and hardesf hand- shake. 4. The sharp dresser who hopes fo af- fracf affenfion in fhe mosf primifive way-by fhe use of color. 5. The science wonder who fhinks he could make an A-bomb for fhe gov- ernmenf if only fhe Evander laborafory had fhe righf ingredienfs. 6. The would-be pef and frusfy who keeps offering fo correcf fhe feachers' papers for her. POLLACK, FLORENCE Mrs. Pollack, Arf Adviser of fhe ORIOLE, has always loved arf and has sfudied many forms of fine arf. She feels fhaf one should share whaf one knows, and acfing on fhis principle she has animafed her arf classes by drawing wifh and for fhem, has given much exfra fime fo fhe arf and make-up of fhe ORIOLE, and has faken info ji Q Ul ll i E S eu.. 2 fini Li- l L3 l ff-.l V-5 l L-il lea l li E3 'j 3 i.- 5, ,Q K 5 Bs. -ZW E T' her hands fhe special guidance of pupils in- feresfed in confinuing fheir sfudy of arf and in geffing arf scholarships. Mrs. Pollack re- ceived her A.B. af Hunfer and her A.M. af Teachers College, Columbia Universify. She is a Manhaffanife and a graduafe of George Washingfon High School. Alfhough Mrs. Pol- lack devofes her week-days fo arf and feach- ing, she spends her week-ends af fhe seashore wifh her husband. She is prefecf of Class 336-SC. PREFECT A word nof fo be confused wifh Perfect used fo denofe a home-room class feacher. We Seniors are deeply grafeful fo our prefecfs, mosf of whom have faken our affendance, recorded our marks, senf us for lafe-slips, read us fhe calendar and generally held our hands since we enfered Evander as Freshies. PROGRAM CARD The mosf losable objecf in school. QUIET An unknown quanfify preached abouf by feachers. RAUBICHECK, CHARLES W. Chairman of fhe English and Speech Deparfmenfs of fhe Evander Childs High School will always be remembered by fhose who have been faughf by him. An English major in N.Y.U. and Columbia, Mr. Raubicheck fook nafurally fo feaching, coming, as he did, from a family of feachers. As a young man he enjoyed sailing fhrough coasfal wafers. He now enjoys painf- ing and drawing, especially fo illusfrafe school fexfs, gardening, and jusf plain puffering abouf his house in Harfsdale. If he hadn'f become a feacher? Well, he fhinks he mighf have faken fo fhe road as a hobo. Teaching he considers fhe mosf excifing experience in fhe world, even affer forfy-seven years of if. For some of us fhe mosl' excifing experience in fhe world is fo be one of Mr. Raubicheck's pupils. He is guide fo fhe realms of gold. REGENTS EXAMINATIONS Reign of Ter- ror. Time of frenzied review, fear, and hope. SENIOR CELEBRITIES ELSIE SCHARF Oriole Ari Edifor LORETTA SEAMAN Class Secrefary ARLENE LARDINO Class Treasurer LOUISE MELTZER Prom Chairman DORIS LUBETSKY Arisfa ROBERT MINSKY Boy AII1Ie'fe JOAN WEINBERG Honor School GILDA SERRAO Girl AII1IeIe RONALD BUSHEMI Bridge Arf Edi+or ROBERT HOOPER I-Iis+orian VIRGINIA WESTENBER6-ER Class Presidenf CORINNE POSEMAN Frolic Day Chairman BARBARA MISHKIN Co-PubIica+ion Rep. BARBARA BLITZER Co-Publicafion Rep, FERN RUDOLPH Vice Presideni RITA AMENDOLA Marshal Rep. PHYLLIS KARMIN Bridge Li+erary SENIOR OFFICERS SECRETARY LORETTA SEAMAN E VICE-PRESIDENT 1 FERN RUDOLPH IU V U f EE JE-, ,E HISTORIAN H for lf j ROBERT HOOPER TT T 'SERV ' W If f- iff- -,1 E3 ig? J VIRGINTA WESTENBERGER mfg - TREASURER H' TT TT R H L T ik- ' Lf 71 435- 3 f .X-.-f-. x . -. A 1 ,-fe' , 5 J 2 O g O h' ,,,' H V 17:4-. ' X ' VV. 1 .' -. , f Y ..4. 'IIV ',v- .',v I i -- 7 - k. Q V- , h, g kl, .-' ,gc g A-A. ',4-' A 54 'Q - OL N x 11.1 - - --.-- V . X X X 'N ,f 17 XX A- ' X Lv ff 6' y fL X OW E CLUBS AND CCMMITTEES -:UV ff 1 I Y LL, L f If-A----WW MARSHAL SQUAD HONOR SCHOOL BAND KNOCKS 81 BOOSTS ARISTA PROM COMMITTEE L fn N25 1 E35 IHV N W I 5:9 UI DRAMATIC CLUB GIRLS' E CLUB ORIOLE COLLECTORS CLASS NIGHT REPATH, MAUD Prefecf of Class 35I-8, one of Evander's besf loved feachers. Miss Repafh was born in Canada. The mosf oufsfanding evenf in her life she believes fo be her famiIy's moving fo fhe Unifed Sfafes. She affended Hunfer, Cornell and Columbia, majoring in science. If was her love for children and young people fhaf prompfed her fo become a feacher. For fhirfeen years she faughf Evan- der's classes for handicapped children in Monfefiore Hospifal, receiving a special mu- nicipal award for her efforfs. Now she has charge of our Junior Red Cross, fhe Red Cross Chrisfmas boxes and fhe Easfer planfs for veferans hospifals. Her hobbies are painf- ing china, reading, keeping up wifh fhe mov- ies, and driving a car. She has had five cars, 'rhe Iafesf of which has fraveled over 92,000 miles. RIGHT Somefhing a feacher says you're nof. RIGHTS Somefhing a feacher forgefs you have. ya' I iff.. YQ!! j I fr: I I I -. - wr- , , -.E A ' A If I f -1 Fd -lj U fcqwy . ,Af- f ' 1' 1 ' 'Rxy' '- , fr I 4 - I jg - ,.,. .. U- ' 1 GL- - A I r 'r-'nj -5.h,, ,,y.,1 ..- V pf-, MQ nm - V5.4 -. f-g- Ni 'Ivy ,f 'M' '- X '11, 'rf IJ. Q , rf: .S -,4 11 -Lg srl, -f sv 'iii ? 'V X ' Ay 1.-if- P , Q Q- f I, , ,QWQ 7 ' - ,,::1' f Rf' ?qQ. s Y ' . - s ff . If 4 Xin! ' X 093 f' ' ,nf 3 I QQ, ,OO 2 '-MQW .12 if .'4QCglf'l ,A 4 ,V U -44.gw- f ,fn . rf 4.1 ' . ' - fi? ' I-' ROSOEF, MOLLIE A nafive New Yorker who majored in English and Secrefarial sfudies af N.Y.U. Mrs. Rosoff faughf af fhe High School of Commerce before coming fo Evan- der fo join our secrefarial deparfmenf. An enfhusiasfic sfudenf of French she sfill reads French plays and novels wifhouf reaching for a dicfionary. She loves fo prepare her classes for 'rhe business world, and she always loves her official classes. Af home Mrs. Rosoff is a housewife and mofher. She is infensely proud of her fhree sons, fwo of fhem veferans, who are following fhe foofsfeps of fheir fafher as lawyers and accounfanfs. She is prefecf of Class 358-8c. SCHULMAN, HERMAN Adminisfrafive As- sisfanf of fhe Evander Childs High School, graduafe of fhe Savage School for Physical Educafion in Bosfon and of Teachers College, Columbia Universify. Mr. Schulman was in- spired fo enfer fhe feaching profession by a high school gymnasium feacher and also by his sheer delighf in sporfs. In his earlier years Mr. Schulman coached fhe Evander frack feam. He was fhe coach of fhe cross counfry feam fhaf won fhe nafional championship. For several years Mr. Schulman was chairman of our Program Commiffee and af one fime sec- refary of fhe School Planning Commiffee. The sysfem of Guidance Counsellors, rafher fhan mere grade advisers, is one of his many con- fribufions fo fhe school. Mr. Schulman is an excellenf singer, a member of fhe old Evander Men's Quarfeffe. He jusf missed becoming a professional. Af one fime he seriously con- sidered sfudying fo go on fhe sfage, a good parf in a promising musical comedy having been offered fo him. jHe married a singer, we hear.j In his spare fime he has done some radio singing and acfing. His son is direcfor and producer of King TV in Seaffle, Wash- ingfon. SCHWARTZ, SIDNEY Eighfh ferm guidance counsellor, fo whom fhis encyclopedia is dedi- cafed, is one of fhe mosf inferesfing persons we have mef. He is a nafive New Yorker who majored in Lafin af C.C.N.Y. He was in- fensely inferesfed in engineering, buf fhe de- pression inferfered wifh his plans fo enfer fhaf field whereas feaching beckoned fo him. He enjoys orienfing his sfudenfs in world hisfory and background, and he fakes especial pleas- ure in his iob of guidance counsellor, for he feels fhaf if enables him fo help sfudenfs when fhey mosf need help. He likes gardening and is especially proud of his lawn and his fruif frees. He also likes doing fhings around his house, for he loves carpenfer's fools and painf brushes, playing handball, and reading books on hisfory and psychology. He is now doing graduafe work af C.C.N.Y. His main inferesf is in his wife and children. We would like fo know fhem if fhey are like our friend Sidney Schwarfzl SEXTON, WINIFRED Faculfy Adviser of fhe Evander News, grew up in Monfclair, New Jersey, and is a Mounf Sf. Vincenf alumna. She firsf became inferesfed in feaching when a college friend broughf before her fhe possi- bilify of working in a Puerfo Rican high school. One enioyable year on fhe island decided her profession, for she found work wifh feen-agers fascinafing. Mrs. Sexfon likes books, music, arf, old silver, and gardening, as well as working for fhe Red Cross, fhe Cancer Commiffee, and fhe Pelham Manor Communify Chesf. An en- fhusiasfic enferfainer, she serves dishes from her own recipes af dinner parfies and buffef suppers. Her children, however, are her chief inferesf. Her son is a sfudenf af Haverford and her daughfer has iusf graduafed from Bryn Mawr. Her husband, formerly head of fhe English Deparfmenf af Chrisfopher Colum- bus H. S., is now Direcfor of Public Relafions for fhe Board of Educafion. In school Mrs. Sexfon's inferesfs nafurally revolve around fhe NEWS, whose faculfy adviser she has been for a number of years. During World War ll she received leffers from former NEWS sfaff members sfafioned all over fhe world. One of her ex-edifors, Bob Bernard, ufilizecl his news- paper fraining in running a paper for his naval base in Hawaii. Work on fhe NEWS is bofh exhausfing and 'rime-consuming, buf fhe grafi- ficafions are many, among fhem fhe pride of keeping in fouch wifh iournalisfs who began fheir careers on fhe EVANDER NEWS. I y arf-'ge- 'X M . i a.fb.,-is ,NLE I' ,E uc- .X if I I I N L SIGHTS, UNFORGETTABLE l. Girls of a healfh ed class lighf-hearfedly playing ball oufdoors in fheir cufe liffle gym suifs. 2. Sen- ior frolickers on Frolic Day. 3. A Class-Nife rehearsal. 4. Famished hordes charging fhe lunchroom. SINGER, JULIUS Chairman of fhe Mechan- ic Arfs Deparfmenf, has been in Evander for fwenfy-eighf years, 'leaching Good hab- ifs, orderliness, neafness, consecufive fhink- ing, buf primarily accuracy. He is proud of fhe achievemenfs of his sfudenfs, especially fhose of fhe advanced classes in mechanical drawing who have reached fhe sfage of mak- ing archifecfural drawings and of designing modern houses for fhemselves. In shop work even fhe beginners made Chrisfmas foys for lhe Red Cross. Mr. Singer is direcfor of afh- lefics in a summer camp, and loves oufdoor life, buf his hobby is making fhings. SMITH, MICHAEL Mr. Smifh, Chairman of fhe Boys' Healfh Deparfmenf, is a graduafe of N.Y.U., where he gof his B.S. degree. He was a champion gymnasf af DeWi'H' Clinfon, in college, and also in fhe Henry Sfreef Seffle- menf. Mr. Smifh was organizer and direcfor of fhe firsf camp for so-called problem boys. He has wriffen books on juvenile delinquency. He was direcfor of fhe Jewish Big Brofhers of New York. He was af one fime direcfor of a camp for undernourished children. He is sfill fhe boys' healfh adviser of a summer camp. Traveling is one of his greafesf pleasures. He has made fwelve frips across fhe counfry. Of all fhe sighfs fhaf he has seen, he consid- ers fhe Carlsbad Caverns in New Mexico +he mosf amazing and mosf memorable. Among his many ofher hobbies are bridge and swim- ming. SNOW, ROSE Chairman of fhe Girls' Healfh Educafion Deparfmenf, sfrong in body and mind buf allergic fo inferviews. Ads, no+ words, could be her moffo. Though she will fell us nofhing abouf herself, we shall never forgef her. SONG, SENIOR How well we remember fhose days in mafh, English was never an easy pafh, Spanish could make you a psychopafh, Here's fo Evander High! CHORUS: Here's fhe song of Evander High, The heighfs of which can fouch fhe sky- You seldom pass, buf you always fry- Here's fo Evander, Evander High! Our classes in eco were always fine If you like fhe sighf of a dollar sign- His+ory's one for which we'll pine- Here's fo Evander High! CHO. In physics we SEARCHED for whaf makes rhings go- Who could have sfolen fhaf frog from Zo? Who, fo fhis day, hasn'+ joined +he G.O.? Here's fo Evander High! CHO. ln healfh ed you'd groan and in swimming drown, ln arf you'd make 'rhe feacher frown, Music could always knock you down- Here's fo Evander High! CHO. The years have gone by and 'rhe work is done, And here we are, wifh diploma won- Buf gosh-oh-gor now, wasn'+ if fun? Here's fo Evander High! CHO. Affer final chorus, repeaf: HERE'S fo Evander High! SONGS, POPULAR I. Bell, Bell, My Liberfy Bell-End of eighfh period. 2. Come over +o My House-Nighf before Regenfs. 3. I 60+ Ideas-Mid Terms. 4. Befween fhe Devil and fhe Deep Blue Sea-sung by Mrs. Ausrin and Dr. Brophy. 5. I Won'+ Cry Any More-affer reporf cards. 6. Longing for You-Gradua- iililiiglll will s ummm ll gall.. - i se... .ii ,,,. , f 3 1 EE --W -! -1- - Q., ., -2:-sem . .. e ,, 'Q ,F M. - Us e . iiiif A V lion Day. 7. ll's a Mosl Unusual Day-Frolic Day. 8. Home, Sweel Home-Dr. Brophy's Ollice. STRATTON, CHESTER The chairman ol our Spanish Deparlmenl, Mr. Slrallon has sludied al many colleges. Among lhese are Hamillon, Cornell, lhe Nalional Universily ol Mexico, Columbia, and C.C.N.Y. Aller he gradualed lrom Hamillon, Mr. Slrallon became Principal ol lhe Madison Union School, where he super- vised lour leachers and I IO children lrom lhe lirsl grade ol elemenlary school lhrough sen- ior year ol high school. From lhere he wenl lo lhe Kingslon, N. Y., High School, where he laughl Spanish and incidenlally coached lhe junior baseball leam and lhe debaling soci- ely. From Kingslon he wenl lo leach Spanish, civics and French in lhe Ulica Free Academy. There he also served as lreasurer ol lhe Alh- lelic Associalion, which is similar lo our G.O. ln l926 Mr. Slrallon came lo New York lo leach in lhe James Monroe High School, and laler he came lo Evander lo supervise Span- ish, German, and Lalin. Mr. Slrallon is aclive in many civic organizalions. He is vice-presi- denl ol lhe Associalion ol Chairmen ol De- parlmenls, presidenl ol lhe Associalion ol Foreign Language Teachers, and has been chairman ol lhe New York chapler ol lhe American Associalion ol Teachers ol Spanish and Porluguese. Years ago, Mr. Slrallon used lo sludy and lravel in his spare lime. For lil- leen years, he checked Regenls papers in Al- bany. Recenlly he has spenl his vacalions in his home lown, Oxlord, N. Y., where he baby- sils lor his lwo grandchildren. His hobbies are all cenlered around his summer home, where he does a lillle larming and house re- pairing. STUDY HALL An excellenl place lo sludy human nalure: sleepy sludenls, bored slu- denls, day-dreamers, hungry sludenls explor- ing lunches: peripalelic sludenlsg dramalic sludenlsg readers of comics, True Conlessions, lhe Allas Body-Building Course: wrilers and passers ol noles. TAYLOR, FLORA The Facully Adviser ol lhe Bridge, Evander's Medalisl Lilerary and Arl Magazine: Acling chairman ol lhe Eng- lish Deparlmenl and ol lhe Honor School dur- ing lhe Spring semesler, I95lg leacher ol crealive wrilingg member ol Evander's Com- millee on Admissions: one ol lhe besl leach- ers we know. A nalive New Yorker, Miss Tay- lor is an alumna ol Hunler and Columbia. Deciding lhal she liked lo work wilh young people, she slarled oul as a heallh ed leach- er: her inleresls in journalism led her back lo English, however, and lo her work lor many years wilh lhe Bridge. She reads broadly, and enjoys lhe lhealer, her special inleresl in which is slagecrafl. She is lond ol sewing. bolh lor hersell and lor her nieces. Having laughl up-Slale, she leels lhal Evanderiles lail lo appreciale lully lhe opporlunilies and advanlages lhey have in our school. TEACHER To lhe dumb or lazy, a lerrorg lo lhe lalenled and ambilious, a guide and in- spiralion. UNDONE See HOMEWORK. VICTORY See SWIMMING TEAM, BRIDGE, elc. Syn. lor EVANDER. WEIS, BLANCHE Teacher ol dramalic Eng- lish who conlinued her work ol pulling on As- sembly plays even during lhe boycoll. Born in lhe Bronx and educaled in lhe cily schools, she majored in English and Spanish al Hunler and Columbia. She enjoys leaching, espe- cially dramalics, and leels lhal leaching is one ol lhe mosl imporlanl professions. ln her spare lime she wriles plays, many ol which have been performed on lhe amaleur slage. Il she were nol a leacher she would like lo be a playwrighl. Al home, Mrs. Weiss cooks, de- signs clolhes, and sews. X, Y, Z Unknown quanlilies: lhe lulure achievemenls ol Evanderiles, which may be lar beyond lhe known quanlilies, lhe A B C's ol school days. .THEEND CLASS OF JANUARY l952 4- Ulf bv 'Y' . M -r Iva , fi ,VM , ' gg Www SAMUEL ABRAHAMER 250 Easl Gun Hill Road, 67. Sam's a lad ol mind and heighl, When in malh, he shows his mighl. Pres. Malh Club, Talenl Club, Silver Cerlilicale, Scholarship Pin, Honor School, Guidance Counsellor's Squad. ROSS ACKERMAN 93l Faile Slreel, 59. l'le'll be an accounlanl-he doesn'l know why, For he'd ralher loin lhe F.B.l. Pholography and Molion Piclure Clubs, A.V. and Tulorial Squads. FRANK ADAMO 747 Easl 232 Slreel, 66. Likes lunch and hislory and baseball, Bul rules he doesn'l like al all. He's lamed in gym and sludy hall. Gym Leaders Club, Lunch Room Squad. JOSEPH AGOSTINI 436 While Plains Avenue, 66. Joe's greal ambilion is lo graduale, Wilh While Plains College he has a dale. We hope helll gel lhere, nol loo lale. llalian Club, Posler Squad. MERON ALLAN 4349 Gunlher Avenue' 66. Who's a girl lhal we all love? See name above! Secrelarial Service, Locker Room Squad, Orange Cerlilicale, Sleno Award, Cilizenship and Scholarship Awards, Sollball Club. GLA DYS ALSTON lO28 Easl 220 Slreel, 69. This lall dancer impalienlly walls To see lhe world and make some dales, We hope lhal for Gladys lame awails. Guidance Counsellor's and General Ollice Squads. CLAYTON AMBRON 268 Easl 237 Slreel, 70. Claylon is good al hislory and arl, And lrom Evancler he hafes lo parl. l'le'll miss our swimmers wilh all his hearl. Good luck, boy! RITA AMENDOLA 3467 Easlchesler Road, 69. To be a model is her desire And calch lhe eye ol her lulure squire. Major, Marshal Squad, Dlsl. Service Pin, Silver E, Newman Club, Wellare and Discipline Commillees, Classroom Secrelary, Color Guard. ARTIE ANDRAIN l5I2 Leland Avenue, 60. Tall, dark and handsome, Ol weighl-lilllng lame, To own a new car is Arl's nolion of lame, And he'lI work as a painler lo pay for lhe game. CAROLE APlCELLl 3527 Delavall Avenue, 66. A winning personalily may be hard lo find Bul lhal has lalenled Carole, superb in looks and mind. Orange Cer- lilicale, G.O. Slore, Secrelarial Work. LUCILLE BARNETTA 4054 Carpenfer Avenue, 66. To work she finds if necessary, So she'll be a model or secrefary, A fypisf, cook, or acfuary. Library Squad: Sfudy Hall and Swimming Monifor: Class Secrefary: Novice Award. ANNA BARONE I465 Oakley Sfreef, 69. Oh fhose limpid cool green eyes! How fhey gleam and fanfalize! Anna, you're a wondrous prize, Lafe and Service Record Squads: Service for Teachers: Affendance Office Moniior. RHODA BEGOON 35lI Pufnam Place, 67. Modesf and brighf, We're proud of fhis wighf. Service Pin: Marshal Squad: Leaders and E Clubs: Arisfa: Program and Regenfs Commiffees: Swimming Pin: English and Bio Clubs: Bronze Scholarship Pin. ELEANOR BEHREN 2l2 Mosholu Parkway Soufh, 58. ln homework Eleanor never did shirk, We know she'll excel in social work. Marshal, Lafe, Bio and Arf Office Squads: Orange Cerfificafe: Honor School: Swimming Pin: Cifizen- ship Award. DOUGLAS BERARDO 220 Cify Island Avenue, 64. He loves fhe swimming pool and gym: The pool and gym love him: Olympic championship is his dream, Alone or wifh his feam. Swimming Team: Tuforial Squad: Pool Monifor. RENEE BESSER 3520 DeKalb Avenue, 67. Wifh personalify, falenf and looks, She's good af swimming, arf and books. Marshal Squads: Band: Swimming Team: Monifor: Sr. Finance Comm.: Swimming Pin: Chevrons: Sfeno Award. PALMA BINGHI I24I Easf 222 Sfreef, 67. She always has a friendly greefing, We know fha? she's a girl worfh meefing. G.O. Office: Affendance Office and Library Squads: Secrefary for Employmenf Office. JOHN BISESTO 666 Easf 224 Sfreef, 66. Here's fo Johnny, champion swimmer Who helped Evander's glory fo glimmer, ln college his fame will nof grow dimmer. Swimming Team: 3 Maior E's: 2 Minor E's: Baskefball Team: Driving License Club. JERRY BLAFER 3300 Wilson Avenue, 69. Of Jerry Evander is awfully proud: Wifh 'ralenf and friendliness he is endowed. Honor School: Edifor-in-Chief of French Magazine: Oriole Sfaff: Tuforial, Audio-Visual, Mimeograph, Infirmary and Marshal Squads: Arfs and Craffs, French, Quill and Clef Clubs: Service Pin: Senior Class-nife Commiffee. PATRICIA BLAHA 2950 Bronx Park, Easf, 67. Good bofh as acfress and musician, Pai has decided fo be a physician. Baskefball and Dramafic Clubs: Soffball Team: Glee Club. BARBARA BLITZER 2682 Cresfon Avenue, 68. An all-round girl is Barbara Blifzer, Office work, social work-everyfhing fifs her. Sr. Prom Rep.: Class Nile Comm.: Cifizenship Award: German Club: Evander News: Sec'y for Teachers. JUDITH BOCKNEK 2807 Clafiin Avenue, 67. We fhink she has a sense of humor: Her worfh in lab is more fhan rumor. Orange Cerfificafe: Library, Bio Lab and Bio Office Squads: Hebrew Club: General Office: Secrefary. '5 00-r g 4? ,, .i M 2 E. N 6 'C' ,ff I. ARLENE BOKSER 3445 Fish Avenue, 69. She plans fo be the 'reacher Of many a IiHle crealure, Progressive Ed +o fealure. Regenls Comm., Spanish Office and Marshal Squads, World Affairs Club, Orange Cerlificale, Honor School, Spanish Award. CONNIE BOMMICINO I67O Hammersley Avenue, 69. Likes skaling, band, and baskefball Bul plans fo follow Ihe business call. Novice Typing Award, Shorihand Speed Award, Baskeiball Club, Jr. Red Cross. ELEANOR BONANNO I24l Eas+ 222 Sfreef, 69. She's happy-go-lucky and fancy free, Singing and Iennis fill her wilh glee. Locker Room and Aflendance Squads, Glee Club, Service for Teachers, Lunchroom Squad. BENJAMIN BOZZELLI 3649 Barnes Avenue, 67. Ben Bozzelli, foofball slar, How we wonder whaf you are? Is your nalure iruly ben+ Toward bookkeeper or Presi- denl? Foo+baIl Team. SHIRLEY BRENNER 2l08 Daly Avenue, 60. ShirIey's fired of doing homework So she's going io business, In Shirley's mind ambiiions lurk, Reaching heigh+s of dizziness. Novice award in Iyping. JOYCE BUCHI-IOLTZ 3407 DeKalb Avenue, 67. A wonderful model our Joyce will be, She's +aIenfed, poised and preHy, you see. Arisfa, Honor School, Tuforial, Lunchroom, Library, French Olifice and Marshal Squads, Baske+baII, Sofi- ball and French Clubs, Bronze Scholarship Pin, Marshal Key, Service Pin. JOHN BURNS 26I Easf 237 S'rree1', 70. His ambiiion is sfill a mysfery, We only know he likes hisfory. Publicily is whal he spurns, Bul here's a loasf fo Johnny Burns! JUDITH BURNS 9II Easf 2I6 Sfreef, 69. Her sense of humor is oulsfanding A Iirsl rafe job she'lI soon be landing. Pres. American Culiure Club, Vice-Pres. Oraforical, Book Explorers and Dramalic Clubs, Arisia, Bronze Scholar- ship Pin, Roosevelf Memorial Medal. EDWARD BURSTINER 3225 Olinville Avenue, 67. Pholography? Chemisiry? Which shall if be? He's going io make money, As we shall see, For a mighiy clever boy is he. Bank Squad. MARTIN BURTON 4229 Grace Slreel, 66. Mar+in likes bofh baseball and siudy, I Ie'II ioin fhe army and be a good buddy, Good luck Io you, Marlyl Lef's meei' again And falk over our school days now and ihen. RONALD BUSHEMI 3940 Carpenler Avenue, 66. Ronnie likes sporisl piano and arf, He loves a baseball loaf, From Evander he is Ioalh fo parl, Bui he will go +o Prail. Ari Bridge Edifor, Bio Lab Squad. MARION BUTTER I65 Wesf I97 Sfreei, 68. A siudenl of no Iiiile skill, She's sure Io mounl' Success's hill. Silver Scholarship Pin, Honor School, Ciiizenship Awards, Bio Lab, College Office, Malh Office and Marshal Squads, Orange Cerlificafe. GLORIA CARDILLO 767 Easi 227 Sfreel, 66. Dainfy, fair, and cufe is she, More charming girls are rare fo see. lfalian Club, Bank Rep., Marshal Squad, Cifizen- ship Award. JOSEPH CASCIONE 33I5 Bronxwood Avenue, 67. Hunling and fishing, malh and lunch These are Joey's pleasures, Thal he'II make money we have a hunch, And bequearh Evander his Treasures. Lafe Squad, Bio Squad. THOMAS CASTALDO 802 Easi' 2I5 Sfreef, 67. Fishing's his spori, hisfory his feasf, Girls he likes bes+, homework leasl, Here's io you, Tommyl School work has ceased! THOMAS CATALANO 30II Paulding Avenue, 69. A singing gui+aris+ Tommy will be, And for enierfaining he'll gel a high fee. Glee Club, Class Ni're Comm., Marshal and Library Squads, Pira+es of Penzance , Cifizenship Award. JULIE CENTRONE 3353 Fish Avenue, 69. Julia is friendly and wi+'ry all day, Craffs, lennis and dancing make her gay. Thai she'll be good in an office we're here fo say. Marshal Squad. CARL CESIANO 679 Easf 24I Sfreel, 70. Our Cesiano is kind and good: he preaches and pracfices brofherhood, For friendliness he has always slood. RICHARD CESTARO 33I7 Rochambeau Avenue, 67. Richie likes The Evander gym And 'The gym personnel likes him, Record collec+ing's his favorife spor+ And his- +ory his forie. Lunchroom, Marshal, Infirmary and Locker Room Squads, Sfudy Hall and Gym Monifor, Special Marshal Squad. MURIEL CHALFEN 250 Easl Gun Hill Road, 67. Muriel's a dancer and a biologisi, And she plans To be a child psychologist Marshal Squad, Laie Squad, Sec- refary for Teachers. LOLA CHAVIS l726 Van Buren S+ree+, 60. She'd like io be a lab +echnician, Swimmer, chemisf or musician. lf's hard fo choose iusf one ambiiion. Publica- 'iions Office. BARBARA JEAN CLARK 40l8 Pra'H Avenue, 66. She's blonde, she's sweef and full of fun She'll make a fine nurse when she's done. Honor School, Bronze Schol- arship Pin, Lunchroom Squad, Swimming lnsfruciors and Life Saving Clubs. ARLENE COHEN 298 Wesf 234 S+ree+, 63. Arlene will sludy pharmacy's lore, And lhen will seHle in a drug sfore Where she hopes for fame and money galore. Arislag Bronze Scholarship Pin, Orange Ceriificale, World Affairs, En- ierfainmeni and Book Explorers Clubs, Orchesfra, Marshal Squad. LOIS COHEN 2707 Sedgwick Avenue, 63. ln service and fun she's excelled by no one. Library, Locker Room, Lunchroom Squads, Class Rep. for Oriole, Evan- der News Slalif, Frolic Day Commiflee, Orange Ceriiiicale, Ari Office. 5 , ,f'2 ' 1 'Z gp ,W fx X ,, X ffl Y W js f sf P fi . as x ,Eg 5 crux Xa Wg Q WM., .4 1 f 1 23, 1 1? fx . 4? 41 f W 1 f fn A , We .J -' W , ff, 'A XX um... T-...J ,-gf ,i-441'- LOUISE COLETTI 3704 WilleH Avenue, 67. A girl wifh a hearf Devofed fo arf, Declares fhaf she hafh No passion for mafh. We're sure she'lI succeed And in arf faire fhe lead. JEAN COSSA 76l Easf 2l3 Sfreef, 67. Jean's a flower ever fair, Cool and calm and debonairg Smiles lighl up when Jean is +here. And Jean goes smiling everywhere. Library Squad. ROBERT CUCOLO 4304 Boyd Avenue, 66. Swimmer, dancer, physicisl, peach: He'Il go fhrough Fordham and come baclc and leach. Honor School, Silver Scholarship Pin, Double Honor Roll, Gym Leaders and Lunchroom Squads, Band, 6.0. Rep. GILDA D'ANGELO 734 Easf 228 Sfreef, 66. Very sweef-nof so fall-Precious lhings are oflen small. Liffle mischief, lofs of fun, Never a cloud fo hide fhe sun Cafeferia Office Squad. PHYLLIS DAVIS 3554 Rochambeau Avenue, 67. Phil excels in fhe palh Of music and mafh. Arisfa, Mimeograph Operafor, Silver Scholarship Pin, Marshal and Lunchroom Squads, Regenfs Comm., Affenclance and Cifizenship Awards, Sfenographer and Typing Awards. JOHN DE LILLO 939 Tilden Sfreef, 69. John DeLillo is a ballplaying man, Proud fo be a Yanlree fan. E for Baseball, Baseball Team, Cerfificafe for Baseball. EDWARD DEL PINO I036 Easf 2I9 Sfreel, 69. Denlislry Eddie will make his profession Though school he defesfs by his own confession. JOSEPHINE DELTORO 72I Easf 2I3 Slreef, 67. Roller slraling and volleyball Won'+ hurf her office worlr al all. Swimming Pool Monifor, Red Cross and Cifizenship Awards, Infirmary and Cafeferia Olilice Squads. ROSE DE MARTINO 3942 Pauling Avenue, 66. Rose De Marfino lilies her slen-o, Success she'll win wifh her speed pin. Oh! Secrefary for Teachers, Bronze Pin, Scholarship, Cifizenship and Firsf Aid Awards, Sfeno Pin, Lafe Squad. BILL DE MATTEIS 3243 Paulding Avenue, 57. Bill iusf loves fo draw and hunf, Mechanical drawing's his favorife slunf, Buf away from homework he will shunf, Once away from roufine blunf. JOE D'EMlLlO 3302 Holland Avenue, 67. Hunfing, fishing, be-bop and fhe piccoIo- These are fhe loves of Joey D'EmiIio Whom we like so much fhaf we are iusf silly-o. JULIA DE ROSA 4l27 Monficello Avenue, 66. She feels fhal slenography is her mission And we're sure she'lI succeed in fhis ambilion. lfalian Club, Orange Cerfificafe, Bronze Scholarship Pin, Cifizenship Award, Bio and G.O. OFfice Squads. DIANE DESREAU 35II Pulnam Place, 67. To go higher and higher As a fashion buyer In ladies allire Is her desire. Orange Cerlificaleg Secrefary for Teach- ersg Cilizenship Award. ROSE DI CARLO 4387 Carpenler Avenue, 66. Designing is whal she'd like lo do, And maybe a liHle office work, foo, She's good a+ Iralian, Her singing is Irue. Service for Teachers. MARIE N. DIGIOIA 730 Easl 228 Slreel, 66. She's brimming wilh pep and full of fun, Likes sailing, bookkeeping and work well done. Marshal Squad. RICHARD DI GRANDI 9I9 Easr 229 Slreef, 66. Le+'s give a rouse for Dick DiGrandi Who wirh his rools is very handy: In swing and swimming he's jusl dandy. So 'Ihree cheers 'For our friend Di Grandi! VIRGINIA DI MARCO 385 Mosholu Parkway, 67. When you wanr lo buy anylhing from rhe G.O. You'lI be greeled by friendly Miss Di Marco. Clerk in G.O. Sfore 'For seven rermsg Silver Cerlificafe. NATALIE DI NARDO 4525 Monlicello Avenue, 66. Nalalie will be a nurse all her life, If she doesn'l become a piIo'r's wife. She sings and plays and avoids all slrilie. Library and Tuforial Squads, Three years service in Nurses' Office. FRANK DI PASOUA 946 Easl 2I3 Slreel, 67. Tall dark Frank plays Ihe guilarg In English he isn'f exacfly a slar, Bu? in arf he's always way above par. Good luck, Frank, wherever you are! MARGARET DIVER 3352 Wilson Avenue, 69. Aller keeping books all clay, To resl' her mind she'II knir and crochel' No end of gills for Chrislmas play. Secrelarial Service, Orange Cerlificaleq Sreno, Cilizenship and Allendance Awards. GERALD DONOFRIO 9OI Easl 2I7 Slreel, 69. Jerry loves molor cars besl of all, Though he likes jazz, mysreries and baseball. He wanls a business of his own Thar will bring a million when full grown. PHYLLIS D'ONOFRIO 92I Easr 223 Sfreel, 66. Neal as a pin-ready in a pinch, Keeping books she'lI find a cinch. Pep, Cheer Leaders, Library and Malh Office Squads: Secrelary 'For Teachers, Sfeno and Firsl' Aid Awards. ANTHONY DORIA 833 Easl 2I7 Slreel, 67. He says his hobby is lounging around, Bur he'd like lo make an easy mound of money--How he likes 'Ihe soundl School prelly slrenuous he has found. ROSE DORICCHI 2735 Cruger Avenue, 67. Sweel Rose Doricchi aims 'Io be good Al earning bolh fame and a livelihood. Good luck, Rose, your aims we've underslood. W QS-, Nav S f ii ,nm 49 -sx We .Q pr- '5- ini C- V jf SALLY DRACE 654 Easf 227 Slreef, 66. A girl so fair and neal and slim, Loves lo dance and skale and swim. Secrelary lo Teachers, Firsl' Aid Award. FLORENCE DRIGAND 80 Van Corllandl Park, Soulh, 63. A 'friendly smile and pleasing per- sonalily, This inlroduces our Flo wilhoul formalify. Service Award, Prom Comm., College Olilice, Scholarship and Cilizenship Awards, Locker Room, Marshal and Library Squads. MARGARET EAGLES 3534 Bronx Boulevard, 67. Eagle-eyed Peggy, so slim, so pelile, Likes mysferies, loolball, and music sweel. May life bring her happiness full and complele. Marshal Squad. KENNETH EDDINGTON 274 Revere Avenue, 6l. When you're a chemical analysf Behind relorls and beakers Be glad you're nof on a banal lisl Ol afler dinner speakers. Bio Research and Dramafic Clubs, Service 'for Teachers. JUDlTH ElSNER 3440 Fish Avenue, 69. Judy will be a willy MD, Or else an engineer, Whalever she's doing, you can see Thai fo us she's very dear. Orange Cerfificafeg Prom Comm., Marshal and Lunchroom Squads, Bio Olilice, Secrelarial Work, Honor School. JACOUELINE ELKIN 2745 Bronxwood Avenue, 67. If lerm exams were based on lhe Yanks You'd gef all A's, wifh hearly fhanks. Vice-Presidenf E Club, Gym Leader, Marshal and Locker Room Squads, Typing Award, Lunchroom Monifor, Orange Cerlificale. RICHARD ENDRES 2745 Woozlhull Avenue, 69. Richard wanls lo selfle down And sell refreshmenls in some lown. His friendship, honesly and lhriff Will give his business quife a liff. JERRY ESPOSITO 844 Easl 220 Slreef, 67. Behind lhal calm and innocenl eye Whal devillry and mischief lie! Gym Leader, Lunch Room Squad, Sight Con- servalion Tulor, Bronze Medal. HERMINE ESTRIN 29l0 Valenline Avenue, 58. Nina as a secrelary Will keep her office gay and merry. Honor School, Cifizenship Award, Secrelary fo Guid- ance Counsellor, General Office, Small Gym Squads. VICTOR FANUELE 304I Cruger Avenue, 67. Physics is his favorile sludy, Bu? English is lo him quile muddy ll? makes him simply fuzzy duddyl-Bul lunch and healfh ed keep him ruddy. PERCY FARRINGTON 252 Easl l48 Slreefl 5l. Talk aboul sporls and wilh glee he will bubble. ln Evander he's learned lo keep oul of lrouble. Of ioy we're sure lhal' he'll have double. ESTHER FASSLER 3l68 Parsilal Place, 6l. An aclress Eslher plans lo be And in lhe green room 'lake her lea. Marshal Squad, Silver Cerlificafe, Folk Dance Group, Band. ARLENE FENICHEL 2685 Universily Avenue, 63. A concerl pianisl is her ambilion, Bul we lhink a housewife is her mission. Hebrew and Baskelball Clubs: Library Clerk: Marshal and Heallh Ed. Squads: Disl. Service Pin. MICHAEL FERRERI 8l4 Easl 226 Slreel, 66. He plays lhe bag pipes and lhe horses, Loves lunch and gym and science courses: And ol denlal lroubles he'll cure lhe sources. llalian Club Vice Presidenl. HERBERT FERSHT 3442 Wilson Avenue, 69. Brighl Danny has plans for curing lhe ill: Be lhey menlal or physical, we're sure he will. Bookroom, Library, Lunchroom, Bio Lab Squads: Honor School: Band: Orcheslra: Orange Cerlilicale: Evander News: Red Cross Rep.: Book Explorers Club: Oriole Slall: Class Nile Comm. CHARLES FlNlZlO 4079 Edson Avenue, 66. As an eleclrician our Charles you will see For lhal is whal he wanls lo be: How he loves lhe closing bell Thal liberales him lrom his cell! MARGUERITE FLEISCHMANN 853 Easl 225 Slreel, 66. She wanls lo do so many lhings-To dance, lo marry, lo lake lo wings, Or else lo be a secrelary. Marshal Squad: Teachers' Secrelary: Program Commillee. FLORENCE FOX I36 Easl 208 Slreel, 67. To Florence who'll sludy lo be a nurse, We oller our praises in lhis verse. Bank and Dean's Office Squads: Baskel- ball and Bio Clubs: Spanish Award: Secrelary lo Teachers. DORIS FRASER 347l Fenlon Avenue, 69. Sweel Doris inlends lo go lo college Where she will impress lhem wilh all her knowledge. Arisla: Honor School, Silver Scholarship Pin: Library Squad: Oriole Lil. Slall: Book Explorers and World Allairs Clubs: French and llalian Cerlilicales. ENID R. FRIEDMAN 627 Easl 237 Slreel, 66. Excels in music, dancing and speech, Bul Enid's desire is iusl lo leach. Lale Squad: Honor School: Sr. Class Nile Comm.: Secrelarial Work: Hebrew, Enlerlainmenl and World Allairs Clubs. ' GEORGE FRIEDMAN 357 Easl l95 Slreel, 58. Slelson hal and spals he'll wear For he's lo become a millionaire. Food, drink and merrimenl he loves lo share. Lale Squad Ll. RUTH FRISCH 200 Easl Mosholu Parkway, 58. Her hobby, sporls: her ambilion, lravel-- Geographical mysleries lo unravel. Gym Leaders Club: E and One World Clubs: Tulorial Squad: Arisla: Honor School: Orange Cerlili- cale: 2 Major E's: Swimming and Sollball Clubs: Cilizenship Awards. ZELYA FROST 833 Jennings Slreel, 59. Oulslanding is Zelya al home, school and kirk: She'll devole her lile lo social work. Marshal Squad: Orange Cerlificale: Dramalic, World Affairs Pan American Clubs: Cilizenship Cerlilicale: Oralorical Sociely: Sr. Class Nile Comm.: Honor School: Bio Cerlilicale. GARY FRUMBERG 2l5O Easl Tremonl Avenue, 62. This science wiz wanls lo be a buyer ln social lile we lhink he'll go higher: For ol sporls and dancing he'll never lire. Marshal Squad: Audilorium Monilor: Handball: Teachers' Secrelary. W X ff K I, ,sg -5' an MW .,,,s, .fe-1 like Wav il' l 0 iv fr N., I K I fvfn ROLAND GARCIA 4045 Wilder Avenue, 66. To be a drummer is his desire. LeI's hope he seis fhe world aiire. Book Room and Locker Room Squads: Track Team: Mimeograph Operalor: Swimming Team: Silver Cerlificale. JOAN GARTNER 3009 Kingsbridge Terrace, 63. Joan plans Io work her way lhrough col- lege: Thai she'Il succeed we all acknowledge. Locker Room and Library Squads: Novice and Amaleur Typing Awards: Oriole Rep.: Class Rep. WILLIAM GEIGER 3345 Decalur Avenue, 67. Three cheers for soccer champion Bill! Famed for his smile and his good will: To wafch him play gives us a +hriIl. Mimeograph Squad: Monilor in Audiiorium: Soccer Team. SANDRA GELLIS 357 Easr 2Ol S+ree+, 58. Sandy has always been smarr and keen-Two To one she's a varsily queen. Dramalic and Soflball Clubs: Aris+a: Mar- shal, Secrelarial and Laie Squads: Silver Cerlificaie: Silver Scholarship Pin: Cilizenship Awards. BARBARA GOLDIN 345i Giles Place, 63. This Dodger fan also ran! Orange Cerlificale: Tulorial, Marshal and Locker Room Squads: Secrefary Hebrew and English Deparlmenl Squads: Scholarship and Cifizenship Awards. LOUIS GOLDSTEIN 654 Easf 224 Slreei, 66. Luck we wish you, Louis boy, And chiefly luck in heallh: We wish you every kind of ioy-Work and love and wealih. DICK GOLUB I567 Colden Avenue, 6I. Dick's going Io work afler gradualion To manage a slore and sell some shoes: For money he has an infaiuafion, And he Ihinks college ed is nofhing Io lose. Marshal and Lale Squads. BOB GRECO 937 Eas+ 2I9 Sfreef, 67. Bob likes smoking, jazz, and lunch, He's a merry fellow wilh 'rhe bunch: He plays lhe sax and loves Io relax, Ambilion Io sludy is all he lacks. MYRA GREEN 3390 Wayne Avenue, 67. She's Iroubled Ieachers since she was knee- high. Capi. of Marshals, Lale Squad: Program Commiriee: Jr. Arisfa: Regenfs Commiffeeg Bio, English Clubs: Clofhing, Silver Cerlificare: Marshal Key: College Olilice: Disling. Service Pin. LINDA GROSSMAN 3I55 Rochambeau Avenue, 69. Linda Joy Grossman, To us you're a ioy: We hope Ihal you'Il find Thar very own boy. Library: Novice and Amafeur Typing Awards: Secrefarial Work for Teachers: Mimeograph Operafor. JEANNETTE GRU 3204 Holland Avenue, 67. Happy-go-lucky Miss Gru, We give a Firsl- Aid diploma 'ro you. Should we gel hurl on a crowded bus We hope you'lI noi' be 'Far from us. Secreiarial 'lor Heallh Ed. Depi.: Firsl Aid Award. JAMES l IAlD 3974 Carpenfer Avenue, 66. To own his own business is Jimmy's chief dream: He'Il become a rich man, a famed one, we deem. TuI'or Sigl-I+ Conservafion: Infirmary Squad: Allendance Monilor. BARRY HALPERN l322 Hicks Sfreef, 69. Wow! Band, Tuforial, Lunch, Locker, and Guid- ance CounseIIor's Squads, Disl. Service Pin, Program CommiHee, Pres. Ora+oricaI Sociefy, Pres. One-World Club, Represenled school in WNYE broadcasi, Boro Wide Conference, UNESCO, Ushered al WQXR broadcast MURIEL HALPERN 3230 Sfeuben Avenue, 67. A cufe young miss who Ioalhes 'fuzzy- wuzzies, Who loves Shakespeare and Social Sfudies, Bur Iends 'Io be shy among her buddies. ANNE HAMBERGER 278I Grand Concourse, 68. Tho' music's her hobby She'Il be a buyer, We Ihink she'II ser +he world on Iire. Orange Cerrificare, Library and Malh Oliliice Squads, Marshal Squad, Honor Roll, Class Rep., Cirizen- ship Award, Publicaiions Office, Book Explorers Club, Oraforical Sociery. CHARLES HANSEN 23I9 Ellis Avenue, 6I. Happy-go-lucky Charlie-boy Plays +he 'Iuba wifh greal' ioy, He plans +o be a 'Famed engraver, And in Ihis aim he'lI never waver. Band. BARBARA HARRELL 282 Easf 205 Sfreei, 67. Barbara's fulure is nor berserk, She wanfs +o do some research work. May ioy around her always lurk. Book Explorers Club, Orange Cerlificaie. MARY HARTY 3026 Holland Avenue. Blue-eyed Mary loves baseball and sewing, Bur ro business as bookkeeper She will be going. Marshal, Filing Room, Placemen+ Office and Infirmary Squads, Folk and Modern Dance Groups, Newman Club, Orange Cerlificare, Sieno Pin, S'reno Cer+ifi- care, Program and Regenrs Commilfees. WESLEY HAWKINS 742 Easl 2I7 Sfreel, 67. To police college Wesley would like Io go, Bur firsf he'lI work for Uncle Sam, To Eghf a possible rough foe: He seems as genfle as a lamb. JOHN HELTHALER 666 Easr 233 Srreer, 66. John likes music and science and people, He feels a+ home when he's near a church sreeple. His secref desire is 'Io be a preacher, Bur we fhink he'II be a singing Ieacher, Glee Club, Enrerfainmenf Club, Lunch Room Squad, Cifizenship Awards, Infirmary Service. NANCY HILDEBRANDT 4027 Hill Avenue, 66. Loves singing and dancing and driving lhe besl, Bur her cooking is done wirh Ialenr and zesf. RUTH HILDES 333i Sfeuben Avenue, 67. This arlisr likes baskefball, drafling and lunch, Thar her life will be happy we have a hunch. Hebrew Club, Folk Dance Group. JOYCE HOFFMAN 35I6 DeKalb Avenue, 67. Modesi Joyce is a friendly girl, We know she'lI succeed in The college whirl. Marshal Squad, World Alifairs Pan American Club, Secrelary, Evander News, Monilor, Swimming Pin, Chevron. LINDA HOLTZHAUER 957 Easl 232 Slreef, 66. Linda's very charming and sweel, A rich young man she longs Io meer. Marshal, Tuforial and Heallh Ed. Squads, Clerical Service, Orange Cerlilicale, German Club, Red Cross Rep. 310' to , vu 1-pr R' CK ROBERT HOOPER 29I0 Miles Avenue, 6l. This fall winsome lad can sing and wrile, To say he's our brighfesl is only lrile. Silver Scholarship Pin, Book Explorers and Poeiry Clubs, Library Squad, Audilorium Monifor, Bridge Lilerary Sraffg Edifor of ihe Oriole, Honor School, Senior Hisforian, Turor, Sighf Conservafion. JOHN HORTON 7ll Easl 226 Sfreel, 66. Lilres hisiory and pholography, Bul doesn'+ like lo spell, Excels in lunch and swimming, ln homework-noi so well. FRANK IAMETTI IOI5 Easl 222 Sfreef, 69. ln science classes Frank is never missed, For he's eager fo be a pharmacisl. We're sure +ha+ he'll be iop of 'rhe lisl, And give lhe 'rurn of fale a iwisl. THOMAS JACOBS l888 Marmion Avenue, 67. Tommy is simply a whiz af malh, Bul medicine is his chosen paih. Oralorical Socieiy, World Affairs and Sfudenl Leaders' Clubs, Record Office Squad. DOROTHEA JOHNSON 3073 Hull Avenue, 67. HGH? of God is your name, Truly you deserve +he same. Talenfs divine fell 'ro your parl: Your slrill in weaving, dancing, ar+. Dorofhea has our heari. MARY-EVELYNNE JOHNSON 8l6 Easf 229 Sfreel, 66. Psychiafrisi or dress designer Miss Johnson can'1 decide. To be a wrirer mighf be finer, Or else a wrifer's bride. Book Explorers Club, Bank Squad, Program Comm., Service Records Office, Class. Rep. HELEN JONES 4027 Hill Avenue, 66. Quieiv e'Fficienl and yer sweei as honey, She's going fo work ro malce big money. Sieno Award Pin, Loclrer Room Squad, Secrelary Hisiory and Mafh Offices. ELAINE KALEBJIAN I526 Waring Avenue, 69. Our sweef Elaine we all suspecf, Will be famous archifecl. Arisla, Program, Tuforial, Coslume Squads, Newman Club, Orange Cerfificaie, Honor School. JAY KANTER 2707 Creslon Avenue, 67. Jay lilies baseball, hisfory and sporfs, He wanfs fo visif 'foreign poris And gain experience of all soris. Lunchroom and Marshal Squads. IRMA KANTOR 80 Van Corllandl Park, Soulh, 63. lrma desires lo sing on fhe slage. Loolr for her on 'rhe program page. Marshal Squad, Orange Cerlificale, Glee Club, Turor for Sighl Conservalion, Commercial Office. ELEANOR KAPLAN 2676 Grand Concourse, 58. Keep on cuiling paper dollies Ralher lhan your classes, Jus+ remain as you are-One of lhe sweeiesl lasses. Class Nile Cornmiffeeg Marshal and Tuiorial Squads, Drivers' License Club. PHYLLIS KARMIN 2665 Grand Concourse, 58. Phyllis will lrnow aboul nufrilion When she becomes a diefifian. Jr. Arisfa, Book Room, Lafe and Library Squads, Honor School, Bronze Pin, G.O. Secrelary, Bridge Sla'Ff, Orange Cer- Hficale, Cifizenship Awards. ADELE KAUFMAN 3l36 Perry Avenue, 67. Cheerful Adele loves all arf: In fashion design- ing she'lI gel' her sfarf. World Affairs 3: Pan American Club: Dramafics: Marshal Squad: General Office: 6.0. Sfore: Lunch Room: Orange Cerfificafe. JANET KENNEDY 4I62 De Reimer Avenue, 66. ln skafing and drawing Janef rafes, And beaufiful fashions she creafes. We'll miss her when she graduafes. Novice Award: Affendance Award: Service for Teachers: Oriole Arf Sfaff. FRANCES KEYES 3458 Fenfon Avenue, 69. Responsible, efficienf, sweef, cufe and wise- Thaf of course is Frances Keyes. Program Commiffee: Locker Room Squad: Cifizenship and Sfeno Awards: Silver Cer+ifica+e: Silver Scholarship Pin: 6.0. Council: 6.0. Treasurer. HELEN KIMBALL II47 6renada Place, 66. Bio is her favorife class For she's a scienfific lass. Secrefary: Bio Lab, Library, Chem Lab, Locker Room Squads: Monifor: Honor School: Orange Cerfifica-ie: Cifizenship and Affend- ance Awards: Swimming lnsfifufe: Live Saving. JACK KLEINBERGER 2922 Holland Avenue, 67. Jack loves baseball and baskefball, Buf he wanfs fo go fo business And make a greaf big haul. Audiforium Moni- for: Cafeferia and Service Records Squads: Disf. Service Pin. SYLVIA KLEINER 264l Marion Avenue, 58. Teaching in elemenfary school, She hopes fo imparf fhe 6olden Rule. Orange Cerfificafe: Honor School: 6.0. Sfore: Cifizenship Award: Oraforical Sociefyg Library Squad: Rep. Evander af Hunfer College Model Congress and af P.S. 95 Discussion: Ushereffe. RICHARD KLINGEL 385 Mosholu Parkway, 67. Hold on, fufure housewives, Don'f buy sweefs, For Richard will give you choice cufs of meafs. Parficular he is abouf whaf he eafs. Mimeograph. GLORIA KOSSAR 3530 DeKalb Avenue, 67. Personalify like 6loria's makes bookkeeping glorious. Marshal and Lunch Room Squads: Orange and Cifizenship Cerfificafes: Baskefball Club: Bio Office Squad: Sr. Rep.: Sfeno and Typing Awards. HARRIET LAIRD 624 Easf 222 Sfreef, 67. Likes fo sing and likes fo skafe, Likes fo sfudy and likes fo dafe. Baskefball, Leaders', E, and Book Explorers Clubs: Mafh Depf. Squad: Soffball. CELlA LAPIN 3485 Fenfon Avenue, 69. She wanfs fo be a denfisf's assisfanf, And she'll succeed if she keeps persisfenf. On rewarding work she is in- sisfenf. Lafe and Traffic Squads: Teachers' Secrefary. ALBERT LAPORTA 32l8 Seymour Avenue, 69. Tony's a rockef on fhe frack: A rackef in fhe class: The girls all sigh behind his back, He has no favorife lass. Track Team, Major E's: Medals: Coaching Track Team. ARLENE LARDINO 636 Easf 224 Sfreef, 66. Been busy, all righf! Service Pin: Silver Scholarship Pin: Cifizenship Awards: Oraforical Sociefy: Soffball Club: Marshal, Lafe and College Office Squads: Sr. Sec'y: Honor School. S: S 'WP'- ur M, 'BQ JOAN LAWRENCE l527 Taylor Avenue, 60. Joan is so cule and sings lilce a bird, In Car- negie Hall she wanls lo be heard. Ilalian, Talenl and Glee Clubs: Teachers' Secrelaryg Cilizenship Awardsg Follr Dance Group. BOB LEAHEY 2657 Decalur Avenue, 58. You have ambilion, lhis is evidenl, To be a general or bank presidenl. For eilher course, all our besf wishes, Bul pray don'+ wind up doing dishes! MARILYN LEBISH 3479 Seymour Avenue, 69. Besides compelilive daring, Her favorile sporl is shaling. As secrelary she has high raling. Tulorial Squadg Program Commilleeg Orange Cerlilicaleg Secrelarial Service. VIRGINIA LEE 654 Easl' 227 Slreel, 66. Modeling or dancing would suil her lirsl'-ra'le, Bul she'Il seel: an office iob as a graduale. Lale Squadg Novice and First Aid Awards, Hosless Clubg Service for Teachers. FRANCES LEINOFF 3I5 Easl I96 Slreel, 58. Sunny lhe 'lulure lhal lies ahead, For lhe girl whose hair is sunrise red. Class Nile Commilleeq Secrelaryg Hebrew Club: Tulorial and Marshal Squadsg Oriole Rep. DOROTHY LIBERATORE 843 Easl ZI3 Slreel, 67. This roller slcaler lilies lo coolr, She also lilies lo read a boolrg We lrnow lhal she will never shirlr When in an oliliice she goes lo worlr. HERB LIEBERMAN 3008 Lavonia Avenue, 67. Herb lilies dancing, girls and blues, As lulure salesman he'Il nol lose The winsome smile he has learned lo use. Traclr Team, Lunch Room Squad. ELAINE LIEBOWITZ 2I9 Miriam Slreel, 58. Elaine has many ambilions in life: The main one-lo be an excellenl wile. 6.0.5 Gym, Loclrer Room and Tulorial Squads: Sr. Prom Comm.g Worlr for Guidance Counsellor. SALLY LOFRANCO 30I5 Mallhews Avenue, 67. She wanls lo go in for courf slenography, Then 'travel lar lo learn geography. Loclrer Monilorg Marshal and Late Squadsg Sleno Pin. JEAN LOMBARDI 4722 Carpenler Avenue, 70. Her hobby is lo play badminlon, And she writes well enough lo meril prin'rin', And isn'l she happy when we beal Clinlonl Secrelarial Service. CAROLE LONDA 264I Marion Avenue, 58. CaroIe's hobbies are lrnilling and crochelingg Her aims are 'leaching and piano playing. Oralorical Socielyq Silver Scholarship Ping Orange Service Ping Honor School. DORIS LUBETSKY 237 Easl I94 Slreel, 58. All of us like her wil and slyleg We'II always remember her cheerful smile. Pres. ol Senior Arislag Secrelary, World Alilairs Club, Silver Cerlificaleg Honor Schoolg Silver Scholarship Ping Spanish and Laiin Cerlificalesg Baslrelball, Tennis, Dramalic, Swimming, Bio Clubs, Class Nile Cl-iairmang Swimming Ping Lunch Room Hosless. RITA LUTSKY 2940 Grand Concourse, 58. Rifa's a girl wifh Iooks, charm and healfh, Buf secrefly Rifa longs for wealfh. Library Squad, G.O. Sfore, Secre fary, Orange Cerfificafe, Cifizenship and Scholarship Awards. SIDNEY MABOWITZ 3437 Seymour Avenue, 69. Sid claims he wanfs fo own an oil well And make a million dollars boil well, Buf firsf we fhink he'II have 'ro foil well. Orange Cerfificafe, Office Squad. BILL MADENBERG 3525 Decafur Avenue, 67. He wanfs fo go fishing And he wanfs io sfudy law, He wanfs Io make a million The worsf you ever saw. Sr. Prom Comm., Hosf af Lunch. IRENE MAGELANER 222 Bedford Park, 58. She's an excellenf biologisf, Bu? she wanls Io be a psychologisf, A dancer or zoologisf. Honor School, Marshal Squad, World Affairs Pan-American Club. ANGELO MAIO 3642 Holland Avenue, 67. If Angelo were ever soughf, I'I's in a pool fhaf he'd be caughfg For homework he doesn'+ care a smidgeon, He'd rafher Irain a homing pigeon. AL MANNA I032 Easf 225 Sfreef, 66. AI loves baseball, +haf's for sure, Comic books are his allure, To go fo work he will nof waif As soon as he can graduafe. ELEANOR MANZIONE 664 Easf 2I3 Sfreef, 67. Eleanor, slim, frim, and coy, Should you per- chance pick ouf a boy, We hope he'II prove fo be real coy. Clerical work, Novice and Red Cross Awards. NETTIE MARCUS 2847 Webb Avenue, 68. Likes bowling, mysferies, bookkeeping, sfamps, Especially likes Evander's Champs. Marshal Squad, Secrefary for Teachers, Cifizenship Award. PATRICIA MARESCO I665 Grand Concourse, 52. Dainfy IiHIe Pal Maresco, We'd like fo lunch wifh you al fresco Rafher fhan af a home-room desk-oh! Chevron, Typing and Red Cross Cerfificafes. HELEN MARTIN 3034 Bronx Park Easf, 67. Dancing, baseball, foofball and such Are some of fhe 'rhings she Iikes so much Beffer fhan hisfory, mafh, or Dufch. Music Office Squad, Cifizenship Award. JOYCE MASSARELLI I580 Theriof Avenue, 60. Joyce loves fo dance and Ioves fo sing, In office work she knows everyfhing. Sfeno Award, Secrefary for Teachers, Locker Room and Library Squads. JEROME MASSLER 3435 Olinville Avenue, 67. He's glad fhaf fo This school he came, To be a physicisf is his aim, A+ LIU he'II make a name. We wish him luck and wealfh and fame! we ff WH f ' 'P' 17 542' 17 1:7 , if f Q' f WS? ff 4 Wit' ego: Q , iff:-gif' h ' li . l fa. vm 'C I 114: ag' 0 V 1 Pi. is i ' 4 551 Ugly 3935 'T 4 . fl A252 EILEEN MATLlN 3320 Kossulh Avenue, 67. Dancing, guiiar, piano: Eileen lilies lhem all, She wanls lo lravel lo Milano, or any place al all. Orange Cerlilicale, Library, Spanish, and Malh Squads, Cilizenship Award. ANNA MATTlA 4l38 Carpenler Avenue, 66. Anna never brealcs a rule. Whal she lilces besl is lhe swimming pool. Novice Award: Marshal and Loclrer Room Squads, Firsl Aid Award, Cilizenship Award. JAMES MCDERMOTT I44I Sain? Lawrence Avenue, 60. Alhlelic Jimmy is honesl and serious: To lisl all his lriumphs really mighl weary us. Traclr Team, Loclrer Moni- for, Foolball Squads. FRANCIS McDONNELL 2l67 Haviland Avenue, 6l. When you complele your course in law Vile hope you'll be no man of slraw, Bur a New Yorlr mayor wilhoul a flaw. PATRlClA MCGRATH l526 Fielding Slreel, 67. Our lovely Maureen will become a nurse, Before she vows for beller, 'For worse. Honor School, Oraforical Sociely, Newman, Sludenl' Leaders, Dramalics and Baslrelball Clubs, Tulorial and Marshal Squads. ARTIE McGUlRE 4055 Carpenler Avenue, 66. Oh, Arlie, lols ol ambilions are dumber- Than yours, lo gel rich as builder or plumber. Gym Leaders Club, Lale Squad: Gym Monilor, Slage Crew. LOUISE MELTZER IO Grillilh Lane, Hunlinglon, L.l. Louise worlred hard for our prom lhis year. Lel's all rise up and give her a cheer. Slh Term G.O. Rep., Sr. Prom Commilleeg Service Pin, Marshal Squad, Honor School, Arisla, Bronze Scholarship Ping Dramalics, General Office Squad. BENITA MENN 3444 Fish Avenue, 69. Her ambilion is a class lo leach, We lrnow fhis is wifhin her reach. Arisla, Lale Squad, Honor School, Cafeleria Olzliceg Bio Club, Orange Cerlilicaleg Bronze Scholarship Pin. LESTER MEREMS l2l6 Burlre Avenue, 69. Claims he loafs bul somehow passes, Lesler is adored by lasses And gels along in all his classes. He'll be a leader of 'rhe masses. LORRAINE MIDDLETON 865 Easl 224 Slreel. Lorraine lilres swimming, zoology, fishing, Bul 'lo leach fine arf is whal she's wishing. We hope all luclr lo her Pale is dishingl GEORGE MIGLORISI 3024 Colden Avenue, 67. George lilies boaling, science and boolrs, ln Evander he's famed for his good loolrs. Gym Leaders Club, Major E, Library Monilor, Minor E for Swimming. THERESA MINERVINO 4l39 Bronxwood Avenue, 66. Office worlr is whal Terry wanls lo do, Bul she hopes +o have lime lo read boolrs +oo, She loves everylhing beauli- ful, good and lrue. Loclrer Room Squad. BOB MINSKY 3440 Fish Avenue, 69. Physics has lell ils scar, Bul we are sure he will slill go far. Swimming Team, Bio and Marshal Squads, Slamp Club, Orange Cerlificale, Swimming lnslruclor. ANDREW MIRAGLIA 3242 While Plains Road, 67. Malh and science he iusl eals up. ln baseball, loo, he'II win every cup. Baseball Team, Tulorial and Lale Squads. DOLORES MIRRA 33l5 Seymour Avenue, 69. Friendly and jolly is lhis lass, She is an assel lo her class. Orange Cerlilicale, Library, Locker Room and Lunch Room Squads. BARBARA MISHKIN 2934 Wallace Avenue, 67. She loves sporls and wrifing, So il's easy lo see Thaf a woman sporls wriler she's going fo be. Marshal Squad, Evander News Slaff. BYRON MOGUL 2265 Sedgwick Avenue, 53. No nabob or mogul is he. Bul hopes a iournalisl lo be-His hobby's music, baseball loo-We lhink he'II make oul line, don'+ you? PHYLLIS MOHR 3824 Bronx Boulevard, 67. She has a flair for music and arl, Bul all of Evander has her hearf. Tulorial Squad, Locker Room Squad, Program Commillee. HAROLD MOLLOY I52O Thieroif Avenue, 60. Harold likes physics, malh and band, An engineering job he'II land. Band, Lunch Monilor, Physics, Chemislry Squads, Honor School, Gym Leader, Minor E for Gym and Band Service, Cilizenship Award. MARIETTA MONTESANO 4423 Murdock Avenue, 66. Accurafe, elzficienl, charming and brighl, ln law and sleno she's always righf. Newman Club, Typing and Sfeno Awards, Secrelarial Service. GWENDOLYN MOORE I509 Brook Avenue, 57. Gwendolyn loves Evander's band, She's 'fond ol reading and sleeping. She'c.l love lo dance lhroughoul The land, Bu'r inslead she'll do bookkeeping. CONNIE MORABITO 955 Easl 2II Slreel, 67. Connie is one of lhe many Iasses Who care for people more fhan classes, When she's oul of school we guess She'll swim and dance lo high success. Clolhing Squad. IDA MORANDI 385I Bronxwood Avenue, 67. Loves baseball, skaling, cokes and ballads, Can lype, keep books, make soups and salads. llalian Club, Newman Club, Sleno Award, Cilizenship Cards, Program Comm., Library Squad, Secrelarial Service. MARIE MORICONE 2879 Randall Avenue, 6l. Her favorile reading is her lellers, ln aquafic arls Marie has no bellers. Newman, lfalian, lnsfruclors, and Life Saving Clubs, Jr. lnslrucfor, Marshal Squad, Swimming E, Cilizen- ship Award, Swimming Pin. xv IAQ ' i' vim X .- cpl-sh' Q C1 RICHARD MUSACCHIO 4348 Edson Avenue, 66. You soon shall hear of Musacchio Oulwirring every courlroom foe. A lawyer he'lI be for weal or for woe. Cifizenship, Scholarship and Alfendance Awards. LUCILLE MUSIKA 648 Easf 220 Sfreef, 67. This dancing, roller-skaling worker As a fypisf will be no shirker. For work or play call on Lucille. Novice Award for Typing: Clofhing Squad. DORIS NARDONE 678 Easl 225 Slree+, 66. She dances superbly, on fhal' we agree: We hope ere long she'll make lhe marquee. Honor School: Dramalic, Soil- ball Clubs: Arisla: Marshal, La+e and College Olilice Squads: Secrelary: Orange Cer+ifica+e: Silver Scholarship Pin: Cifizenship Awards: Oralori- cal Socieiy. EMILY NAVARRA 3237 Seymour Avenue, 69. Emily's good al reading and science, And she knows all aboul fhe Grand Alliance. Bio Office Squad: Lale Squad: Work for Guidance Counsellor. HERBERT NEWFELD 809 Adee Avenue, 67. Girls, malh, iazz and slamps amuse him: Spelling and homework iusl confuse him. Goodbye lo Herb-We hare lo lose him. Marshal Squad: Soccer Team. LEON NICHOLS 358i Fish Avenue, 69. A ialenied ian man, a champion swimmer, We see Leon's life growing brighler, noi dimmer. Swimming Team: Swim- ming Pool Monitor: Marshal and Lafe Squads: Minor E. LEO NIEDZIELSKI 2l85 Boiron Sfreel, 60. He has a mechanic's inspiralion: To repair broken iefs is his aspirarion, So he'll go 'fo lech school for more educafion. Marshal Squad. KERAY NOURI IIO6 Adee Avenue, 69. Why he would be a Navy man ls very plainly seen: He wanfs fo go a-fishing For a submarine. Bur in ll-ie U.S. service He'II be a super-marine! RHODA NURENBERG 3957 Gouverneur Avenue, 63. Good al chemislry, dancing, skafing, We'll bei on Rhoda when ir comes lo daring. Junior Arisla: Marshal Squad: Program Commilfeeg Scholarship and Cilizenship Awards. ELEANOR OLIVIERI 3608 Holland Avenue, 67. Good luck lo Eleanor Olivieri, Who wanfs lo be a secrelary. Her leanings are somewhat millionairy, Bur she mighl' wind up in a dairy. Service for Dean of Boys and Guidance Counsellor: Cifizenship Awards. ELEANOR PADILLA 823 Easf 2I8 S+reel, 67. Gracious and charming, 'rhis air-line hosfess Likes malh and music-bu+ people fhe mosfesll Tuforial and Locker Room Squads: Program Commifiee: Senior Frolic Day CommiHee: llalian Club: Sighl Conservarion Tulor. MILDRED PALLAS 2725 Sedgwick Avenue, 68. As a sleno feacher she'll be ihorough and fair, Bur she'd ralher be a millionaire. Bank, Library, Lunch Room, Marshal Squads: Publicalions Office, Regenls and Program Commillees: Orange Cerlificafe: Bronze Scholarship Pin: G.O. Rep.: Sleno Cerlili- cafe. EMERY PERILLO IOIO Easl 225 Slreel, 66. For hislory, Emery has a flair, Bul' he wanls lo be a millionaire. Go lo il, Emery, ii you dare! Thal you'lI succeed we're ready lo swear. DOROTHY PERRONE IIO9 Easl 2I3 Slreel, 69. Dol excels as a secrelary, She can spell wilh- oul' a diclionary And do hard work as is necessary. Secrelarial Work, Sleno Award. CAROL PETTRICH 3920 Amundson Avenue, 66. A prelly nurse lhis blilhesome miss will make, She'lI care lor any of us whose bones should break. Lalin Club! Locker Room, Allendance Office and Heallh Ed. Squads, Sighl Con- servalion Tulor, Usherelle. SANDRA PHILLIPS 3470 Cannon Place, 63. Arl is her hobby, Sleno her vocalion, Bul she'd like lo lake up some home decoralion. Bank Monilor, Cilizenship Awards, Secrelary 'lo Deans. LUCILLE FICCIANO 7I4 Penfield Slreel, 70. She wenl lhrough school wilh a smile and a grin. Fun and mischief wilh her begin. Al' work she's serious and lrim. Secrelarial Work for Teachers, Tulorial Squad. CORRINE POSEMAN 2820 Morris Avenue, 68. Till she can leach, her lime she's biding, Consoled wilh books and horseback riding. Marshal and English Office Squads, Silver Cerlificale, Typing Award, Oralorical Sociely, Senior Class Nile, Finance and Frolic Day Commillees. DOMENICA RAFFA 3342 Radcliff Avenue, 69. Dee's personalily and winning ways Are very worlhy of high praise, For an excellenl iob she hopes and prays. Publi- calions Office Squad. FRANK RAVENNA 635 Easl 228 Slreel, 66. You're nol going lo find Frank spending his lime fishin'. He'Il be 'loo busy as eleclrical lechnician. Gym Leaders Club, Marshal Squad, Track Team. LOTTIE REISSIG 35l4 Rochambeau Avenue, 67. Favorile occupalion: lo phone, Chief desire: lo live noi' alone. Orange Cerlilicale, Evander News Slalil, Spanish and Swimming Clubs, Cilizenship Award, Lunchroom, Lale and Marshal Squads, Glee Club, Program Commillee, Typing Award, Ping Pong Champion, Spanish Tulor. VIOLET RICCI 32I9 Boslon Road, 67. A prelly name for a prelly girl, Modesl, genlle and sweel. As secrelary, she'II be a whirl And she'lI always land on her feel. Luck lo you, Vil SEENA RICH 303l Holland Avenue, 67. Our Seena is Rich in more ways lhan one, She's prelly and clever and oh, so much funl Bio and French Office Squads, Marshal Squad, Baskelball and Soflball Clubs, Orange Cer- lificale. REDA RIEGER 3265 Bainbridge Avenue, 67. Handball is Rila's lavorile sporl, Or lyping al a summer resorl, Being friendly is her forle. Locker Room Monilor, Marshal, Arl and Bio Office Squads, Novice Award for Typing. I new -fills 'Q 3 . Fx 'fn 'if' JOAN ROBERTS I6 Melropolilan Oval, 62. Joan loves drawing, French and reading, An inleresling life we know she'll be leading. Honor School, Library, Tuforial and Bio Squads, Orange Cerlificale, Allendance Monilor, French Club, Cilizenship Cerlificale. SALLY ROBINSON 3725 While Plains Avenue, 67. Though a lawyer's profession she ad- mires Clerking and nursing are her desires. Marshal and Lunch Room Squads, Typing Award. EUGENE ROBISCHUNG 3503 Wayne Avenue, 67. In fhe New York Yankees he puls his +rus+, To gel a good iob for Gene is a musl, Buf his dream is 'lo be a news wrifer jusl. German Club. SARAH RODOLICO 4040 Barnes Avenue, 66. She likes lo fry new recipes, Or be a baby sifler, ln olifice work she's sure lo please, And she's a grand pinch-hilfer. Novice Award for Typing, Sleno Award, Heallh Ed. Squad, Firsl Aid Award. ANGELO ROMANDETTO, JR. B28 Easl 227 Sfreel, 66. He'II do nolhing peHy To earn his spaghelli, And fhis iolly cralisman Will soon be a draflsman. His school days splendid Now are ended. llalian Club. JUDY ROSEN 3957 Gouverneur Avenue, 63. Judy's aims are dancing and marriage. We hope she'll ride around in a carriage. Marshal, Tulorial and Sigh+ Conservalion Squads, Cilizenship and Scholarship Awards, Secrelary, English Deparlmenl. THEDA ROSENBERG 2952 Williamsbridge Road, 60. Sweel Theda is loved by sludenls and teachers, lnieresl' and friendliness are her chief fealures, And she love+h all God's creafures. MARCIA ROSENTHAL 35l0 Decafur Avenue, 67. Marcia is sure of her success, Thaf she'll surely win we all confess. Sleno and Typing Awards, Marshal and Lale Squads, Secrefarial Work, Senior Finance Commiflee, Monilor, 5 Chevrons. BARBARA RUBIN 36 Wes? Gun Hill Road, 67. Laughing, happy, never blue, Self-relianl, dependable, loo. Thal she'd be a good secrelary all of us knew. Teach- er's Secreiary. BEVERLY RUBIN 2850 Claflin Avenue, 68. Judging from fhe way lhings look, She's quile eflicienl with a book. Honor School, Cilizenship Awards, Orange Cerfificaleg Marshal, Dean's Office, College Office, Bio Lab Squads, Baskefball and Dramafic Clubs, Frolic Day Commillee, Oriole Rep., Swimming Pin. FERN RUDOLPH 2674 Valenline Avenue, 68. We're proud of Fern, and we relale Thar in chem and dance she's iusl greal. G.O. Rep., Swilchboard Operalor, Marshal Squad, Baskelball Club, Vice Pres, Sr. Class, Silver Cerlificale, Red Cross Rep., Regenls Commiflee. GENE RUOTOLO 638 Easl 23l Srreel, 66. Academic subiecls are nol his Torle, Bul com- mercial arl is his favorile sporf. Foolball, Marshal Squad, Palrol Cap- lain, Service Award, Caplain Slage Crew. HOWARD RUSSELL 24I Easf 239 Sfreef, 70. A few busfed afoms he'd like fo see, For a physicisf he wanfs fo be. Swimming Team, Tuforial Squad, Bio Club, Phofography, Monifor, Lafe Squad, Swimming lnsfifufe, Swimming E. GLORIA RUSSO 325l Corsa Avenue, 69. She'd love fo be a news reporfer, If only working hours were shorfer. She mighf be a clerk for a rich imporler. Marshal Squad, Clerical Work for Teachers. FRANK SABINO 30lO Holland Avenue, 67. Frank likes school and everyfhing here, He plans fo be an engineer, Thaf he'll excel we have no fear, For in Evander his falenfs were clear. DOROTHY SAIA 33l5 Cruger Avenue, 67. Doffy, fall and lofs of fun, Desires a comp- fomefer fo run, being nafural's her characferisfic, And in fhe pool she's sure arfisfic. Heallh Ed. Squad. VINCENT SALERNO 950 Cranford Avenue, 70. A scholar and an afhlefe-Combining fhose is quife a feaf. Foofball Team, Major E, Track Team, Shof-Pul, Library, Tuforial and Swimming Squads, Locker Monifor, Honor School, Bronze Pin, Cifizenship Cerfificafe. AILEEN SALINES 678 Easf 225 Sfreef, 66. This girl's sweef as she's frank and brighf, ln nursing she'll be a shining lighf. Marshal Squad, Bio, Cifizenship and Science Awards, Nurses' Office Squad. JOSEPH SANTORO 3040 Colden Avenue, 69. For fhose who wanf +o know Joe's ambifion, He hopes fo be a denial fechnician. Bu? we fhink he'd be excellenl' as a physician. Scholarship and Ciifzenship Awards. ELSIE SCHARF l525 Mace Avenue, 69. To Teach fine arfs is her aspirafion, She hopes fo be a real inspirafion. Lafe, Library and Tuforial Squads, Silver Cer- fificafe, Music, Swimming, German Clubs, Cosfurne Squad, Scholarship Awards. CHARLOTTE SCHMIDT 4I I8 Carpenfer Avenue, 66. Wifh her chuckling smile and cheerful face She really livens up The place, She'll do her office work wifh grace. Typing and Novice Award, Cafeferia Squad, Firsf Aid Award. ROSEMARY SCHMIDT 2333 Ellis Avenue, 6l. Bookkeeping is whaf lhis girl likes besf, Buf she cooks and dances and sings wifh zesf. Newman and German Clubs, Library, Infirmary and Marshal Squads. RUTH SCHUR 2800 Sedgwick Avenue, 68. This girl, full of vigor and vim, Plans some day fo 'reach in a gym. Marshal Squad, Leaders, Swimming, Soffball, Bio, Baskefball and E Clubs, Usher, Silver Cerfificale, Swimming and Service Pins, Frolic Day Comm., Firsf Aid Cerfificafe. BURTON SCHWARTZ 4026 Carpenler Avenue, 66. Burfon wanfs no glory or fame Jusf a Dr. in fronf of his name. Phofography and Bio Clubs, Silver Medal, Marshal and Tuforial Squads. WEE fi ff DEANE SCHWARTZ 283 Reservoir Place, 67. Deane could leach boil-i music and arl, Bur she lhinlxs she'll enler 'fhe fashion mar? As designer of clofhes lhal are really smarf. Honor School: Jr. Arisla: Leaders' and E Clubs: Bronze Scholar- ship. JOAN SCLAFANI 4l76 Grace Avenue, 66. ln ice-slraiing, music, English and malh Excep- fional 'lalenr lhis girl hafh. Honor School: Lunchroom Squad: Newman Club: Cilizenship and Spanish Awards: Follzlore Club. LORETTA SEAMAN 730 Easf 236 Sfreef, 66. Rah! Rah! for This able Seaman! Library, Bio Office and Sfeno Office Squads: Cilizenship Awards: Sleno Awards: Orange Cerlificale: Senior Class Secrelary. JOHN SERRA 956 Easl 22I Sfreell 69. Soon we'Il be hearing lhis loud call: We wanl John 'For pro-baskelballf' Since This is his 'Favorile sporl of all, Seems very pleasanf is lhe call. GILDA SERRAO 743 Easl 227 Srreei, 66. We're proud of Gilda and her E's. Jr. Swim- ming lnsf.: Posfer, Library, and Marshal Squads: Maior E's: Gym Lead- er: Program Comm.: Usherefie: Novice Award: Sr. Frolic Day Comm.: Sr. Class Nile Comm.: Aihleiic Rep.: Soflball and Baslrelball Clubs: Firsf Aid Award. ANN SHEERAN i609 Easf l74 Slreef, 6l. Ann's secrel ambilion, lo join fhe police: Her presenf mission, fo worlr for world peace. Typisl in Library: Baslreiball and Newman Clubs: Program Comm. GARY SILVER 3446 Corsa Avenue, 69. Speaking Spanish will sure be missed By Gary when he's a pharmacist Book Room: Orange Cerfilicale: Mimeograph Operafor. JOSEPH SMITH SIMMONS 3237 Fish Avenue, 69. Smifh Simmons wanfs fo yoclel a lune, As a hill- billy singer you'lI hear him croon: A+ Fordham will he sfudy soon. Gym Leaders Club: Traclr Team. JOAN SKOLNICK 2364 Tieboul Avenue, 57. To be an accounranl is Joan's secrel ambilion. Bu? she'lI seHle for a buyers' posifion. Honor School: Marshal, Lunch- room, Tuforial, Sighl Conservalion and Hisfory Office Squads: Folk Dance Group. ROBERTA SMERLING 2809 Claflin Avenue, 68. Violinisl fo be, She's brighl, as we see. Honor School: Arisla: Marshal Squad: Orcheslra: Cilizenship Awards: Folli- lore, Dramafic and Music Clubs. CATHERINE SMITH 4007 Barnes Avenue, 66. Calhy, wifh your pleasanl smile, As a friend you're sure worrh while, A nicer person can'1 be found, To high success you're surely bound. Healfh Ed. Squacl: Secrelary lo Oraforial Sociefy. JAYNE SMITH 857 Penfield Slreel, 70. Lilies lunch and slraling, swimming and science: On her business abilify we place reliance. We lcnow she'd excel in loyal clienls. Gym: Newman Club. MARILYN SMITH 395l Gouverneur Avenue, 63. MariIyn's always quile sedale, Bul we know lhal she will always rale. Marshal Squad, Lunchroom Monilor, Honor School, Bronze Scholarship Pin. JOSEPH SMURRO 275 Easl Gun Hill Road, 67. Joseph wanls lo be a singer, In his music we reioice, Looking for some money bringer To cullivale his voice. Glee Club, Gym Leader and Lunchroom Squad, Blue Cerlificaleg Varsily Show. ANTHONY SPAGNOLO 2328 Newbold Avenue, 6l. Tony will be TV lechniciang Wilh lhe ac- cordion he's a real magician. Lunchroom, Lafe, and Library Squads, Orange Cerliiicale. SANDRA SPEAR 3l05A Decalur Avenue, 67. Sandy's brighl' and such a dear, Thai she'Il reach ihe 'lop we have no fear, For in efficienl work she has no peer. She's independenl, never queer. ELAINE STEIN 2925 Mallhews Avenue, 67. A lirsl-rare iob she wanls 'lo acquire, A well-paid posilion is her desire Where her recompense will go higher and higher. Red Cross, Novice Award. SANDY STEIN 2925 Mallhews Avenue, 67. A favorile wilh all her friends, Her char- acfer pays dividends. And fo Evander grace she lends. Firsl Aid and Novice Awards. ALAN STERN 654 Adams Avenue, Wesll Hempslead. Personalily lo Alan we all ac- cord, He escorls all rhe girls fha? he can afford And lakes lhem lo ride in his hof-rod Ford. Shop Squad. WILLIAM STINGONE 3320 Radcliffe Avenue, 69. Of swimming and diving Bill never lires, He's one of Evander's Iivesl wires, An employer is lucky if Bill he hires. Swimming Team, Maior E's, Trophy. ROBERTA STRAUSBERG 2850 Claflin Avenue, 63. Her hobby is music, her 'rhrill baseball, Bul Roberla likes hislory besl of all. Tuloring Sigh+ Conservalion, Bio Lab Squad, Hebrew Club, Class Rep., Orange Cerliiica+e, Cilizenship Award. MYRNA STRAUSS 636 Easl 224 Slreel, 66. Myrna's off lo Cily College-She'll make a fine leacher wilh all her knowledge. Arisla, World Affairs-Pan-American Club, Honor School, Lale, Secrelarial and Marshal Squads, Proclor for Blind, Orange Cerlificafe, Silver Scholarship Pin, Cilizenship Award. BLOSSOM TAG 3039 Wallace Avenue, 67. For foreign lands does Blossom pine, Bu? lho' she lhinks lhaf lraveI's fine, We're sure she'd like lo come home lo dine. Clolhing and Deparlmenlal Squads, Baskelball. BARBARA TANNENBAUM 60 Wes? l90 Slreef, 68. Excellenl as a Lab Technician, In science Bar- bara's quile a magician. Lunchroom, Bank and Marshal Squads, Orange Cerlificafe, Gym Monilor, Red Cross and Oriole Reps., Cilizenship Awards. fu-11 15 ..- 'Nc X wr 8' 6- nn, DONALD TEITELBAUM l320 Hicks Slreel, 69. Inferior decoralor Don would be, Though his phofography lills him wi+h glee. Tulorial, A.V., Lunchroom, Bio Lab, Library, lnfirmary Squads, Monilor. ROBERT TEPPER 250 Easl' Gun Hill Road, 67. A purser Roberf wanls +o be, To view lhe world and roam The sea. Thai he'll be good we all agree. Lunchroom Squad, Library Squad Caplain. MARGIE THOMPSON 2920 Bruner Avenue, 67. Music, science and modern dance Margie loves, as you see al a glance. Her love of lhese is nol mere chance. Allendance Monilor, Marshal Squad. STUART THOMPSON l4I0 Parlrchesfer Road, 62. To become a doclor is S+uar+'s desire, Bul pholography sels his hearl afire. Varsily Play, Lunch Marshal, Heallh Ed. Office Squad, Bio Club, Marshal in Au-dilorium. CAROLYN TOMKINS 2360 Ellis Avenue, 6I. Carrie lilres swimming, poems and plays, For her worlr as secrelary sl-ie's gained much praise. Newman Club, Marshal and lnlirmary Squads, Swimming Pool Service, Heal+h Ed. Office. KURT TRAMPEL 3OI7 Young Avenue, 69. People will come from lar and near To see fhaf eleclrical engineer. Boolrroom Squad, Orange Cerlificale, Marshal Squad. JOAN TURTURIELLO 4054 Carpenfer Avenue, 66. Joan's willy, and a real good sporl, She never laclrs a brighf relorf. She's a friend of lhe very besf sorl. Marshal Squad. MARIE VALENTE 9I6 Easf 23I Sfreef, 66. Alfhough a business girl she'll be, We recom- mend modeling for Marie. Pres. Newman Club, llalian Club, Library Squad, Cifizenship Cards. ROSALIE VALENTI 2724 Malfhews Avenue, 67. A nurse is whaf she wanls lo be-Bul she's good af everyfhing, you see. Tha+ she is 'rops we all agree. Lunchroom and Aflendance Olllice Squads. JAMES VECClA 65I Easl 23l Sfreef, 66. Model railroads are +he game, Of This scienrific crallsrnan, We hope he will achieve his aim To be an elecfrician draflsman. MERCEDES VILLEGAS 3540 Easlchesfer Road, 69. This Spanish seiorila lair Has such a gay romanlic air, We love her smile so clebonaire. Library, Infirmary and Lale Squads, Teachers' Secrefary, Ushere++e, Principal's Office. ELEANOR VON RAUCHHAUPT 4I3O Carpenler Avenue, 66. Wifh sludio and music, beaux and ballel, Sweef Eleanor seems fo have a way. Secrelary, Honor School, Tulorial Squad, Boolr Explorers and World Alifairs Clubs, Orcheslra, Music Club, French Depl. Squad ' ARNOLD WALLACH 4026 Carpenfer Avenue, 66. He's likely fo sef fhe world on fire If from- bone playing is his desire, Of music and arf he will never fire. Lunch- room Squad: Sfage Crew: Band: Bridge Sfaff. JUDITH WALLACH 388I Sedgwick Avenue, 63. Judy's singing capfivafes, And her person- alify acfivafesl Marshal, Chemisfry Lab, College Olzfice, General Office Squads: Glee Club: Cifizenship Award. JOAN WEINBERG 3560 Rochambeau Avenue, 67. Here comes Joan, fhe all-around pal: Who wouldn'f wish her for a pal? Arisfa: Honor School: Honor Scholar- ship Rep.: Vice-Pres. Sr. Arisfa: Silver Scholarship Pin: Two Major E's: Disfinguished Service Pin: Baskefball, Soflball, Mafh Clubs: Lafe, Marshal Squads: Leaders' Club. JUDITH WEINBERG 3560 Rochambeau Avenue, 67. Our wonderful Judy does everyfhing well: Her biology, chemisfry and physics are swell. Disfinguished Serv- ice Pin: Marshal Squad: Gym Leader: Baskefball and Soffball Clubs: Swimming: Maior E. ROBERTA WEINER 3I95 Decafur Avenue, 67. She likes her friends iusf for fhemselves, Nof whaf fhey say or do, She'd be fhe grandesf kind of friend For me or you. Silver Cerfificafe: Library Squad: Program Comm.: Glee Club: Varsify Show. TOM WEINHEIMER 3067 Decafur Avenue, 67. Baseball is his favorile game: Pifching no- hiffers would bring him fame, Buf in milifary service he'll make his name. We're so glad fhaf Tommy came. BETTE WEISS 3366 Decafur Avenue, 67. A keen sense of humor our classmafe pos- sesses: We predicf for her fhe greafesf successes. Library Squad: Orange Cerfilicafe. DORIS WEISSMAN I903 Radcliff Avenue, 60. From a boss she'd like fhe dafa In 'Ihe posf of dicfaphone operafor. Good luck, Doris, in your career, You'll be a worker wilhouf a peer. PAUL WELSH 354I While Plains Avenue, 67. So baseball is your main ambifion- How are you on runs and pifchin'? Remember whaf fun if was fo play Upon fhe field across fhe way? Track and Cross Counfry Teams: Mar- shal Squad. VIRGINIA WESTENBERGER 630 Easf 22I Sfreef, 67. Here's fo fhe leader of our Senior Class, A devoled, charming, 'friendly lass! Sr. Class Pres.: Arisfa: Color Guard: Gym Leader and E Clubs: Honor School Program Comm.: Marshal Squad: Orange Cerfificafe. JOANNE WESTENDORF 330I Olinville Avenue, 67. Helpful Joan is quile a lass, In sfeno she is hard fo pass, Her preffy clolhes are surely class. Oraforical Sociely: Regenfs Comm. CHARLOTTE WILNER 2994 Holland Avenue, 67. Thaf CharloHe's a wonderful girl we know, Especially as salesgirl for our G.O. Baskefball and Baseball Clubs: G.O. Sforeg Swimming Pin: Orange Cerfificafe: French Office Squad: Sr. Class Rep.: French Tufor. W' JOAN WOLTHER 2150 Cresron Avenue, 53. Joan wanis ro go ouf Wesi fo college, To dance, make friends, and gain some knowledge. Marshal, Laie and Gym Squads. RlCHARD WRAGE 306I Bailey Avenue, 63. ln physics and swimming Dick is good, Bul as a pilof he'll earn his livelihood. Bookroomg Physics Lab and Lunchroom Squads, Orange Cerrificareg Sr. Prom Comm. ELAINE YODICE 632 Easi 235 Sireei, 66. Serious minded, unseliish and sweei, A nicer classrnare you could nor meei. Newman and World Affairs Clubs, Re- genfs Comm., Bio Depi. and Laie Squads: Orange Ceriiiicaieg Silver Scholarship Ping Honor School, Spanish Ceriificafeg Shorihand and Typing Awards. JAMES ZANFORDINO 3630 Bronx Boulevard, 67. This boy hasn'+ much fo say, He goes io classes every day-Of graduaiion day he dreams-He'll ioin 'rhe navy fhen, if seems. FLAVIA ZEBEDEO I94l Easi 223 Srreef, 66. Likes skaiing and sewing and bookkeeping classes. Flavia's one of our cufesf lasses. And fo Flavia we Iif+ our glasses. lfalian Club. HOWARD ZIONS 2764 Cresion Avenue, 67. He's going io work for RCA To be a TV iechniciang On a foofball ieam as pro io play Remains his secref ambi+ion, Fooiball Team. DORIS ZITO 2214 Fish Avenue, 67. Doris loves swimming, dancing and kniHingg To praise her as secrefary seems fo us filling. Secreiarial Service, Marshal Squad. JACK ZITRON 3034 Wallace Avenue, 67. Hearl Hear, hear our cheer For Jackie who'll be an engineer And who'll keep on fooling io please The ear. Band: Orchesfrap Library Squad. HY ALAN ANDERSON 333i Fish Avenue, 69. RONALD CASTELLANO 4065 Carpenrer Avenue, 66 JOHN CHIAMULERA 3953 Paulding Avenue, 66. SALVATORE DIMAGGIO 3343 Websier Avenue, 67. ARLENE STRELTZER 3058 Godwinier Sfreei, 63 ROBERT WILLOUGHBY 3950 Bronx Boulevard, 66. 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