Grover Cleveland High School - Log Yearbook (Ridgewood, NY)
- Class of 1955
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5 7 ' , ' is .av of 5 J . I f 4 11' 4 - wgwf' B , F? x ii :- If I ' f , ' ff f 'V' f o Q0 PRESIDENT GROVER CLEVELAND I --v--. V Dedication: A treasure, no matter how valuable, is never fully appreciated until it is lost. It seems that Cleveland is losing an immense treasure every time anyone of our faculty leaves. We therefore dedicate this yearhook to the first principal of Cleveland, our greatest treasure, Dr. Tonsor. We sincerely hope that although away from Cleveland, he will rememher us. We pledge him always a place in our hearts. 1 ,rw -xr, v- V-' '1 f1'7r t'f: LOUISE HARRIES BARNET SCHANKMAN senden Qzcwle f4dui4ow 0 ,-idmemuazeae Hmmm PI PHILIP E. MCCAFFREY RUTH BAURLE 1 'Ff wkmf f ' ' , - ,Q I ' i 5:93 I ' .4 Table Dedication ........ Dr. Tonsofs Message . . Faculty ........... Cleveland Log Staff ..... In Appreciation to Miss Fink Mothers' Club ..... Seniors ............ Class of January 1955 . Behind the Elephants E Class of June 1955 . . Senior Celebrities .. Class History ..... . Cleveland Candids . . . Cleveland Candids . . . Activities ....... Boys, Athletics . . . Cirls' Athletics .. Spear Points ...... . Last Will and Testament Autographs ......... . al' 1. CTI lARl.llS A. TON Gleveland Safari So itis a Safari! Beaters, jeeps, bearers, rifles and all that! Lions, tigers, girafles, wildefbeest, lqongoni, leopards and what have you! An elephant, a rhino, a water buffalo, just for luck. Exciting? Oi course, but so is life. Expensive? Not if you know how to organize your team! Ilaven't we all been on a safari for the past four years, in search of elusive things we call the curriculum? Havent we trained our rifles on a sure shot only to find a slight red mark instead ol' a hundred per cent kill? Yes, we have been on a safari trying to shoot, lasso, corral or just plain knock out the trophies, the possession of which indicates we have acquired an education, that we have decorated the den of our lives with the best and most precious elements ol' life, the trophies that constitute the American heritage. No one who has been on a safari ever forgets his experience. Nor shall we. Until the last sun sets and the shadows of eternal night that precede the breala ' J - - - w N oi the eternal day settle o er us, the experiences gained in the Grover Cleveland Safari will ever he with us to spur on in our successes and comfort us in our adversities. And as at the end of the safari we part, perhaps forever, with those who shared our excitement, the dangers and the hardships, so now we part with those who have been close to us for the four long years of high school and say, 'Till we meet againli' fain! ,,. ll:F B5 Q '::' ' 1 - it h .1 -. any Mmm ...Z :,,: . .. 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X, f 1, x A x Y 1 Ka f, .yy . 5 J ., Y , T NX V 'ff W f .,,, . 1 wi Gleveland ug Staff Paul Taub ....... Carol Kopsay .... Eugene Weiss . . .lean Neabore .... Elinore Binnebosel Caroline Budronis Scena Dictenberg Katherine Frank Elizabeth Gross Sylvia Kitner George Lankevich Nicholas Lehr Carol Carlson Lois Cessford Robert Clark Mary Lou Erante Patricia Ferriss Anita Giambelluca Jackie Griflin Walter Grau Carol Baker Barbara Baranowski Barbara Conklin Joseph Ecker Robert Gruncller Patricia Hoey Marilyn Howe Miss Eclith Martin 10 LITERARY STAFF KNOCK COMMITTEE ART COMMITTEE ART ADVISORS . . . .Editor-in-Chief . . . .Assistant Editor . . . .Assistant Editor . . . . . . . .Secretary Harriet Peterson Vincent Saclowski Walter Stahlbaum Neale Stock Anna Marie Sturn Anna Marie Weber Elizabeth Weston Ida Mary Wray Iohn Lichtenberger Barbara Paley Claire Russell Rudy Salvo Eilleen Sax George Seibert Marilyn Slapikas Veronica Zolnovvski Frank Iunemann Sylvia Kiener Edna Mae Link Dorothy Rumpel Michael Sansivero Lee Stewart Florence Winters Mr. Nathaniel Schwartzburg I X i Y Us IN APPRECIATION TO MISS F INK We of the graduating class of 1955 lind it difficult to express our gratitude and appreciation to Miss Anna Fink for many years of constant devotion and service to Grover Cleveland High School. Her sincere interest in Cleveland's girls has brought forth few rewards except the satisfaction she has received in helping the girls I-ind themselves and their places in Grover Cleveland. Through her guidance, she has tried to show them how to think clearly when diiiiculties arise. Many girls have realized their mistakes and have, consequently, been able to adjust themselves toward a new and brighter future. For twenty-three years, Miss Fink has been Dean of Girls here. Since she was the first dean of Grover Cleveland, coming here when the school opened, Miss Fink has grown with the school and felt the joys and tribulations of a new and prosperous public institution. In appreciation of your ardent work, Miss Fink, we would like to thank you and acknowledge our deep regret for your retirement. Nevertheless, your instilled spirit will remain and it will help Grover Cleveland High School to continue upholding the reputa- tion which you helped to achieve. ELINOR BINNEBOSEL ANNA MARIE WEBER In behalf of the class of 1955 I I Q S -2 2 as fi 4 i is tl 'F '1 il .1 ,l ii ,z Q2 .54 1? 51 if Mothers' Uluh The Mothers' Club of Grover Cleveland High School is in existence for the sole purpose of helping wherever and whenever possible in both the School and the Community. This year we were proud to present a BELL 8: HOWELL projector for use in the auditorium. Our aim has been to cooperate with Dr. Tonsor and the Faculty at all times. We are affiliated with the Queensboro Federation of Mothers' Clubs, Inc., the United Crganization for the Relief of Infantile Paralysis of Creater Ridge- wood, the Associated Civic Organization, Coordinating Council of the 104th Precinct and the Queensboro Society for the Prevention of Cruelty of Children. President ........... ..... ........... .......... M r s . Viola Binge Vice-President ........ .... M rs. Emilie Lipinsky Recording Secretary ...... .......... M rs. Bertha Beihl Corresponding Secretary ..... .... M rs. Iosephine Kraupner Financial Secretary ........ ....... M rs. Edna Meade Treasurer .............. ..... M rs. Bertha Bass 12 -ef Glass of January 1955 ARTHUR ALIFANO The Boxer Rebellion was a prize- fighters' strike-says he. Chorus, Chess Club, Minor and Major Letters for Music, Service Squad, Service for M.iss Brown and Mr. Weigand. Commercial Pilot Academy of Aeronautics BARBARA BARANOWSKI Barbara's always on the go She's a girl who's nice to know. Latin, Spanish, Scholarship and Volleyball Clubs, Junior and Sen- ior Arista, Trigonometry, American History, English, Latin, Algebra, Geometry, Art and Major Service Awards, Service for Program Com- mittee, Miss Fink, Inspector on Girls' Service Squad. Teacher St. ,loseph's College for Women LILLIAN BARTH Cleveland's hall will soon be bare, Lillian's smile will not be there. English Excellent Cards, Science Excellent Certificate, ,Service for Mrs. Hyman, Miss Marcellino, Mrs. Wehrmann. Secretary RONALD BAUMGART A boy who likes his eggs well done. Minor Service Award, Service in Bio. Prep. Room. Mechanic GEORGE BENDER George has plenty of brain cells- which need recharging. Service in Chemistry Laboratory, Speech Clinic. - Textile Engineer Philadelphia Textile Institute PETER BENDER I-Ie's still wondering who did kill the Dead Sea. Minor and Major Letters for Soc- cer, Gold Medals for Soccer, Serv- ice in B7, Locker Room, Medical Room. Textile Engineer Philadelphia Textile Institute DONALD BERNAT To be eflicient in a quiet wayg That is Don's aim throughout life. German and Newman Clubs, Bronze PSAL Award, Minor Serv- ice, Excellence in Chemistry and Perfect Attendance Awards, Bio Prep. Squad, Student Court Judge, Service for Program Committee, Mrs. Reicher, Mrs. Zucker. Farmer Michigan State VINCENT BONOMO Vinnie foams the halls all day To correct a boy who has gone astray. Service Awards CSupervisorJ, Serv- ice Squad Supervisor. Undecided Brooklyn College HAROLD BREUN Mr. Taub's constabulary ls easier than vocabulary. Minor and Major Awards, Service Squad Captain. Undertaker ERNEST BUCHOLTZ He pretends he's bashful But, girls, beware! Italian Club, Certificate in Italian, Set of Books, Bronze PSAL Medal, Marshal, Class President, Service for Mr. Schwarzburg and Mr. Mc- Caffrey. Machinist HENRY CHRISTY Christy solved the graduation mys- tery. Newman Club, Service for Mrs. McSweeney and Mr. McArdle. I.B.M. Operator Pace College MAUREEN CLARK Maureen is a slick-chick She can do most any trick. Newman Club, German Club, Lex Club, Minor Award, Service in Medical Room, Marshal in Cafe- teria and for Mrs. Pogul, Mrs. Harries. Secretary I5 'NF RALPH COCCHIOLA Home work? What's that? Service for Mr. O'Connell. Electrical Engineer ANNA DAUME Her manner is charming Her manner is bold She's a sweet young miss With a heart of gold. Minor and Major Service Award, Marshal, Service in Health Ed. Dept., Service for Miss Robinson and in G.O. Store. Secretary THOMAS DOOLEY He thinks CPA means- Can't Pass Anything. Newman Club, Cleveland Intra- mural Medal, Service for Mr. Mc- Nulty, Mr. Boylan, Mrs. Paul. Brokerage House-Wall Street IOSEPH ECKER If silence was golden ,loe would be rich. Poster Club, Spanish Club, Senior Arista, Minor and Major Awards, Service for Mr. McCaffrey, Mr. Schwarzburg, Mrs. Gallagher, Mrs. Reicher, Mrs. Chandesh. Commercial Artist JOAN FASULO Nero fiddled while Rome burned ,loan is waiting for Cleveland's turn. Major Service Award, Service for Mr. Drew, Mrs. Hyman, Mrs. Gos- selin, Girls' Medical Room. Insurance Company STUART FECHTER A boy who will be a big success! All six feet four of him. Menorah Club, Major Service Award, Service in Health Ed. Dept. Engineer C.C.N.Y. 16 its . -sig' JOSEPH FERRARA Pleasant, thoughtful, full of fun ,loe is liked by everyone. PSAL Medal, Marshal. Pattern Maker Textile College ROBERT CTERRYD FURST Furst in swimming, Furst in groom But always last in the English room. Swimming Team, Honor Cards, History Award, Service for Mr. McArdle, Mr. Schwarzburg. Engineer Colorado School of Mines HELEN GEDGER Helen is so gentle and kind A sweeter girl you'll never find. Italian Club, Minor and Major Service Award, Volleyball Award, Service for Mr. McCaffrey, Miss Milone. s Nursing EDWARD GIBSON Don't worry if your job is small, and your rewards are few, Remember that the mighty oak, was once a nut like you. Fife and Drum Corps, RiHe Club, Minor and Major Music Letters, Major Service Awards, PSAL Medal, Service for Mr. Drew, Mr. Davis, Mr. Denzer, Mr. McArdle, Mr. Taub. Photographer CELESTE GIONTA She's not a flower She's not a pearl She's what you'd call a regular girl. Luther Club, Commercial Law Club, Minor Awards, Service Squad, Service for Mrs. Pappel, Mr. Lovin, Mrs. Pogul, Cafeteria, Marshal. Private Secretary LARRY GIOVANELLO Hs is neither shy nor bold, A fine fellow, we are told. Service for Mr. Taub, Mr. Mc- Ardle, Mrs. Della Pietra, Miss Mar- tin, Miss Brown, Minor Award. VIDA GINTOFF With a song in her heart, a smile on her face, Vida's on the run, who can keep pace? Newman Club, Chorus, Speakers Bureau, Junior Arista, Minor and Major Letters in Music, Senior Arista, Minor and Major Service Awards, Service for Mrs. Malkin, Mrs. Reicher, Miss Martin, Mar- shal, Speech Clinic, Program Com- mittee. Bio-Chemist C.C.N.Y. CATHERINE GIRONDA Easy to look at, swell to know, Kathy had no trouble in catching her beau. Class President, Minor and Major Service Awards, Service for Mrs. Driscoll, Mrs. Bruckner, Mr. Gib- bons, Mr. Hines. Secretary WILLIAM GLADITSCH Back away! Make room! Gladitsch is going to flex his muscles. Swimming Team, PSAL Silver Medal, Service for Mr. Wiegand, Mr. Bowden, Mr. McArdle. Truant Oflicer MARILYN GOETZ A wonderful gal with a hearty smile A friend like Marilyn is worth your while. German Club, Newman Club, Hon- or Cards, Service for Miss Pierce, Mrs. Paul, Miss Dunne, Program Committee. Accountant Business School DOLORES GRAU A petite young miss with a ready grin Her deepest concern is the violin. German and Orchestra Clubs, Eng- lish and Math Awards, Minor and Major Service Awards, Music Let- ters, All City High School Sym- phony Orchestra, Grover Cleveland Orchestra, Service for Miss Leahy. Concert Violinist Juilliard School of Music ROBERT GRUNDLER Bob is never in a rush But, oh, how this boy can blush! Soccer Team, Major and Minor Letters, Major Service Awards, Marshal. Auto Mechanic Delahanty -aff 3' is 'RP K' ,iw ., ...SN S' MICHAEL GUCCIONE We like that third eyebrow he wears under his nose. Italian Club, Honor Cards, Service for M,r. Schwarzburg, Miss Greco. Undecided N.Y.U. SAM GUIDICE Sam's a gent who's big and bold, He's got a heart as good as gold. Service for Mr. Schwarzburg, Mrs. Cassidy, Mr. Drew, Mr. Kanfer, Miss Pierce, Mr. McArdle, Mr. Pfannebecker, Marshal, Minor Award. BEN HAMILL These two lines could never hold The stories that Ben has told. Service for Mr. McArdle. Mechanic ROBERT HATHAWAY Fond of sports, fond of fun, Bob is liked by everyone. Soccer Team, Baseball Team, Stage Crew, Major Letters for Soccer and Baseball, Minor Letters for Base- ball and Stage Crew, Service in Boys' Medical Room. Policeman BARBARA HOCHREITER She has the ABC of success. Ambition, Brains and Character. Spanish Club, Nurses Club, Martin Luther Club, Scholarship Club, junior Arista, Senior Arista, Minor and Major Service Awards, Mar- shal, Miss Fink's and Miss Baurle's Service Squad, Head Table Cap- tain, Secretary of Martin Luther Club. Business Representative Queens College ERICA HUEPLER Always a giggle, never a care, A true user of budget everywhere. Volleyball, Nursing, German, Span- ish, Music and Swimming Clubs, Minor Service Award, First Aid Award, Swimming and Math Awards, Swimming Service, Serv- ice for Mrs. Zucker, Mrs. Lods, Musicals and Laboratory Service. Nurse Queens College 17 JOYCE HUMBLE As welcome as sunshine in every place, V Is the beaming smile on ,loyce's face. Scholarship Club, Minor and Ma- jor Awards, Marshal, Service in Library and Program Office. ' Nurse Muhlenberg Hospital FRANK IIFFO His only interest is in the bank. Italian Club, Rifle Club, PSAL Silver Medal, Marshal, Service for Mrs. Marcellino, Mr. Taub. Engineer Brooklyn Polytech. HORST IONKE He's so optimistic that he even looks for complimentary knocks. German Club, Art Appreciation Award, Mathematics Award, Minor Service Award. T.V. Cameraman ERNEST JUNG Here's a boy we'd like to see get ahead, After all it's pretty tough without one. Junior and Senior Arista, Cleveland Circle, Chess Club, Soccer Team, Minor Service Award, Certificates in Math., English, Science and Me- chanical Drawing, Service in Math Oilice and Library. Civil Engineer C.C.N.Y. FRANK KILIAN As Rockefeller made money, Frank made friends. Service for Miss Light, Mr. Green- blatt, Mrs. McSweeny, Marshal. DIANE KLOTKOWSKI A peppy little lass Diane adds a lot to any class. Swimming Club, Basketball Club, Volleyball Club, Latin and Schol- arship Clubs, Major Service Award, Medal for Mile Swim, Service in Bio. Prep Room, Animal Room and for Miss O'Gorman. Veterinarian Cornell 18 CHESTER KNIEC Chester with his curly hair Makes every girl Beware. Soccer Team, Medals and Letters for Soccer Team, Service as Mar- shal and in Library. Businessman DOROTHY KOMOSINSKI If having friends made you rich, Dotty would be a millionaire. Nursing, Volleyball, Spanish, New- man Clubs, Cleveland Chorale, Mi- nor Service Award, Numerals, Service for Dr. Lashley, Mrs. Zuck- er, Cleveland Musicals. Nurse Bellevue Nursing School MARYANN KRAPF Neat as a pin Pretty as a flower Always sweet, never sour. Minor Service Award, Sten. Award, Honor Cards, Swimming Award, Service for Mrs. Hyman, Speech Oiiice. Secretary HELEN KUHLMANN It's a friendly heart that has plenty of friends. Service for Mr. Driscoll and Mr. Lovin. ALBERT KURRE His mother thinks he's so bright, that she calls him, Sunny. Swimming Club, Major and Minor Service Awards, Honor Cards, Serv- ice for Mr. McCaffrey, Mr. Green- blatt, Cafeteria, Mr. Denzer, Mr. Driscoll, and Mr. Taub. Knitter WERNER LACKNER To him we wish success. Soccer Team, City Championship Award, Service for Mr. Kitt, and Program Oilice. Tool and Die Maker TOM LANE A ' Tom was good beyond compare, in A His type are very few and rare. Q X '-- Service for Mr. McCaffrey. RICHARD LEARNED . 'W ' . Good old Rich is a likeable chap. We g He's got fame and fortune in his ' lap. v - Town Meeting, Latin Club, Schol- - arship Club, junior and Senior Arista, Minor Service Award, First ' ' Y x ' X . N and Second Honor Cards Math. English, Latin Chemistry, Biology and General Science Awards Serv- ice in Latin Ofiice, Library and Swimming. Undecided Queens College JOHN LICHTENBERGER He's so tough, he shaves with a blow torch. Latin Club, Major Service Award, Honor Cards, General Science Cer- tiiicate, Biology Award, English Certificates, Service in Health Ed. Dept. for Mr. Hessel. Undecided Queens A -QQ. V EMMA MAIDAN Fond of sports, fond of fun, Emma is liked by everyone. Basketball Club, Latin, Club, Minor and Major Service Awards, English Excellence Awards, Honor Cards, Service for Program Committee, Mr. Sieband, Marshal. ' Receptionist MARYANN MALEK Strict proof that gentlemen do not always prefer blondes. Minor Service Award, Minor Award for Basketball, Service for Mr. Nack, Mrs. Haber, Dr. Ryan and Mr. McCaffrey. Receptionist JOSEPH MARTIN The nearest he'll get to Oxford is a new pair of shoes. Service for Mr. Driscoll, Mr. Mc- Ardle, Miss Leahy, Mr. Koral, Mrs. Harvey, Mr. McNulty. . ..,,,.1.w-4 y JOSEPH MAZELIS One who is very zealous. Marshal, Service for Mr. Singer, Mr. Hessel, Mr. McNulty, Major and Minor Service Awards, Basket- ball Team. EDWARD MCALLISTER A boy who has added fortune and fame to Grover Cleveland's name. Track Team, Minor and Major Service Awards, Minor and Major Letters for Track, Scholarship to Manhattan College, Service in Health Ed. Dept. for Mr. Hessel. Businessman Manhattan College KENNETH MCKNIGHT He's like undated coffee! You know, weak in the bean. Minor Service Award, Service for Mrs. Zucker, Miss Rabinowitz, Mr. Boylan. Accountant THOMAS MCLAREN He'll swear that the Battle of Bunker Hill was not fought on the level. Newman Club, Basketball 'Team, Vice-President of Cillie Club, Mi- nor Music Letter, Minor and Ma- jor Service Awards, Service as a Marshal, Inspector and Supervisor of Service Squad, Mr. Singer, Mr. Denzer, Mr. Hogan, Mr. Hessel, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Reicher, Mr. Nack, and Mr. Schwalzburg. Architect Pratt ELFBIEDE MEISSNER A girl known for her quiet ways, And nice things she always says. Latin Club, Service for Miss Light and Mrs. Harries. Teacher Eastern Baptist College WILLIAM R. MENG One of the few Seniors who still has his elevator pass. Rifle Team, Scholarship Club, Ma- jor Letter, Excellence in Chemistry, Service for Mr. Kitt. Chemist Queens College 19 ANGELO MENNA Friends, Romans, classmates, Lend me your homework. Newman Club, PSAL Awards, Service for Mr. Stone. Business with Parents FRANK MONAGAN He thinks Wheeling, West Vir- ginia, is a hard job. Minor and Major Service Awards, Service for Mr. Thom, Mr. Meany, Miss Pierce, Mrs. Chandesh, Mrs. McSweeney. JOHN MOSCHETTO As sharp as a tack- Nobody can step on him. Service for Mr. Drew, Mr. Taub, Mr. Singer, Soccer Team, Soccer Award, Minor Basketball Award. JAMES MURPHY He's a mathematical wizard. Give him a girl's name and he can figure out her add. and phone no. Earth Science Award, Mechanical Drawing Award, Honor Roll, Serv- ice on Service Squad, and in Med- ical Room. Mechanical Draftsman ANTHONY NATALE Like Quebec, he's built on a bluff. Service for Mrs. Della Pietra, Miss Leahy, Mr. Reheuser. AL NIEDERMEYER He thinks the Mexican Border pays rent. Service for Mr. McNulty, Mrs. Zucker. l 20 MARGARET O'DEA Full of fun and oh so nice Everything plus sugar and spice. Newman Club, Nurses Club, Mi- nor Service Award, Honor Roll, Service in Art Ofhce, Marshal, Miss Martin, Mr. Buck. Nurse St. Cather-ine's Hospital ARTHUR PALUMBO lt's Cleveland's band! Yes here they come With Artie Palumbo at the drum. Italian Club, Dance Band, Orches- tra, Major and Minor Awards for Music, Service in Orchestra and Dance Band. Musician JANET PASK The cutest girl you'd want to meet Janet, so short and sweet. Martin Luther Club, Service for Mrs. Marcellino, Mr. Davis, Mar- shal, Mrs. Harries. Typist CHARLOTTE PASLER Thy say that a dog is a man's best friend Vet Charlotte will defend this to the end. Cleveland Herald, Volleyball Club, Minor Service Award, Award for Volleyball and Basketball, Service in Bio. Prep. Room, Miss Fink and Miss Baurle, Mrs. Marcellino. HAROLD PAUL He's so musical-even has drums in his ears. Basketball Team, Minor and Major Letters for Baseball, Marshal, Serv- ice for Mr. Denzer, Baseball Team. State Trooper HELEN PERSCHE She is always sure to succeed In whatever she does indeed. German Club, German Contest Winner, Accounting, Stenography and History Award, Service for Nlrs. Pappel, Mrs. Wehnnann. Secretary LORETTA PIETSCH Short and round, but full of life She brightens up your daily life. Clee Club, Served Various Teach- ers Throughout 4 Yrs. in School. Interior Decorator IAN PROTASEWICZ He thinks he's a sheik because his mother feeds him dates. PSAL Awards, Service in Class and Cafeteria. Air Force RONNIE QUAGLIATO Ronnie is like a twinkling light that fades in day but sparkles at night! Stage Crew, M.D.I. Award, Serv- ice Award, Marshal, Service for Mr. Drew, Mr. Boylan. ANTHONY RANDAZZO The perfect Senior, well, he had more practice than most of us. Service for Mrs. Marcellino, Mr. Taub, Mr. Hogan, Miss Greco, Mr. McDermott, Mr. Pfannebecker, Mi- nor and Major Award. ELEONORA REIDL Eleanor is from the country On corn she is fed She is not forward, she must be led. German Club, Minor Service Award, Honor Roll, Service for Miss Savarese, Mrs. Tumin, Mrs. Wehrmann. Bookkeeper CAIL RICHARDS Gail is an artist She always draws-Attention! Poster Club, Minor Service Award, Volleyball Award, Honor Roll, Scholarship to Fashion Institute of Technology, Service for Miss Ceb- hardt, Miss Robinson, Mr. Reheuser, Miss Kargus, Mr. Aronson, Mrs. Wiegand. Fashion Designer Fashion Institute of Technology W fr ' iw, il , ANN RUEHL A girl who always does her best With vigor, pep and untold zest. Martin Luther Club, Minor and Major Service Awards, Service for Mrs. Hyman, Mrs. Dalman. Stenographer JOHN SAWINSKI Always prompt? Always ready? Well at least his marks are steady. Chess Club, Math, Latin, General Science, Biology, Chemistry, Eng- lish and Minor Service Awards, Service for Mr. Kitt. Medical Doctor Queens College IOSEPH SCHARPF joe will make a very good match, Cast your lines, girls, and make that catch. Certificates for Mechanical Draw- ing, Service for Mr. McCaffrey, Mr. Pfannebecker, Mrs. Cooney and Mrs. Lods. Draftsman RAYMOND SCHICK His father must be a barber, That accounts for his close shave during Regents Week. Floor Marshal Army KARL SCHMID We're sure he won't, so we will tell That here's one fellow we'd all call swell. Swimming Team, Minor Award, Letters, PSAL Award, Marshal, Service in Pool. Engineering C.C.N.Y. IUERGEN SCHROEDER Tough as nails, twice as hard You have to be tough on the service squad. Marshal, Inspector, Service for Mr. McNulty, Mr. McArdle, Chorus, Miss Brown. 21 RICHARD SCHRODER Nobody recognizes his genius, He disguises it so. Service 2 Terms in Bio. Prep. Room. Navy ARTHUR SCHULTHEISS If brains were dynamite, his would only sputter. Chess Club, Scholarship Club, Junior Arista, Scholarship Awards, Library Service and Service for Miss Fink. Chemist C.C.N.Y. CLEME SCOTTI Infectious laugh and manner gay She'll go far if she stays that way. Newman Club, Advanced Basket- ball, Senior Arista, Major and Mi- nor Service Awards, Character Honor Roll, Honor Roll, Ofhce VVork and Switchboard Operator, Service for Mrs. Sinnott, Miss Geb- hardt. Secretary JOHN SETERA Stan Kenton, Sammy Kaye, Ray Anthony, Guy Lombardo, et Seteru. Scholarship Club, PSAL Awards, Marshal, Service Open School Night, and for Program Com- mittee. Engineer Pratt ANTHONY SFERLAZZA He looks like a saint Which is just what he ain't. PSAL Awards, Service in Bio. Lab. Clothing Salesman ROBERT SHEEHAN He thinks a Chinese coolie is an Oriental refrigerator. l PSAL Awards, Service in History Dept., Marshal. Marines Miami University 22 ALICE SIESS The pretty girl with a smile so sweet Has a personality that can't be beat. Volleyball Club, Do Re Mi Club, Latin Club, Junior Arista, Senior Arista, Honor Roll, Character Hon- or Roll, Math, Science, English, Latin Awards, Service for Program Oflice, Latin Oilice, Hall Marshal, Class Secretary. Laboratory Technician New York University JOAN SOFIA She will not aloud herself proclaim, But deeds and good friends give her fame. Service Award, Service for Mr. Prendergast, Mrs. Schneck, Mrs. Corson, Marshal. Typist MARILYN STAHL Always smiling, always there More than ready to do her share. Fife and Drum Corps, Minor Serv- ice Award, Character Honor Roll, Typing Honor Award, Service for Dr. Wierda, Marshal, Miss Sava- rese, Mr. Kanfer. Private Secretary CONNIE STESNEY Connie is a quiet lass, We hardly know she's in our class. Do Re Mi Club, Fife and Drum Corps, Spanish Club, Poster Club, Major Service Award, Honor Certificates, Science and English Awards, Service for Mrs. Nagour- ney, Mrs. Gosselin, Miss Hawkins, Mr. Davis, Mrs. Schultz and Mrs. Harr. Secretary FRANZ SZAKMARY Honestly I wasn't late The Bell was just early. Swimming Team, Orchestra, Minor Swimming Awards, Orchestra Award, Minor Service Award and Commendations from Mr. McCaf- frey, Service for Mr. McCaffrey and Mr. McArdle. Bacteriology Brooklyn College MAUREEN TRAUB Sincerity, truth and faithfulness Come into the very essence of friendship. Latin Club, Minor and Major Awards, Medical Room C, Mar- shal, Library Service, Girls' Medical Room Service. Dietitian New York Institute of Dietetics JOHN VASAK When he received his diploma, He said, Well, that lets me out. Service for Mrs. Harr, Mr. Driscoll, lVIr. McCaffrey, Miss Fink, Mar- shal. PAUL VETRANO L lf I said, 1 am handsome, what tense would that he? Pretense-Paul-Pretense. Baseball Team, Letters for Base- ball and Service, Service for Mr. Taub. Doctor St. Iohn's College ANET VETTER f anything will bring her fame, It's friendliness, her middle name. Newman Club, Minor and Major Service Awards, Service for Miss Walsh, Miss Baurle, Miss Sass, Mrs. Cooney. J 1 Secretary RICHARD WAHL In school he's quiet Outside he's a riot. Service for Mr. Kitt dical , M6 Room, Miss Martin in Art Office. PATRICIA WAUGH To know her is to like her! Newman Club, Italian Club, Fu- ture Nurses' League, Minor and Major Service Awards, Character Honor Roll, First-Aid Award, Serv- ice for Mrs. Cooney, Mrs. Pappel, Medical Room, M.iss Brown, Sec- retary and Treasurer of Class. Nurse Bellevue Hospital RICHARD ARNOLD Little Boy Blue likes to hlow his horn, Some of it's good, and some of it's C0771. Honor Certificates for Algebra 1 and 2, Dr. Manz' Lateness Squad, Chem. Squad. Air Force ERNEST HART Ernie never makes a sound You'd hardly know he was around. Martin Luther Club, Science Log Club, Minor and Major Service Award. Scientist Camera Shy RAYMOND LENCZEWSKI - We all were happy when Ray came roun', He never had a tear or frown. Service for Miss Leahy. ELIZABETH WESTON Sweet and lovely, our girl Lizg Besides all that she's quite a whiz. Latin Club, Herald Staff, Log Staff, Math, Speech, English and Service Awards, Honor Roll, Marshal, Serv- ice for Miss Light. Engineer Bucknell THOMAS WESTRICH The only thing he got out of school was himself. Minor Service Award, Honor Roll, Earth Science and Mechani- cal Drawing Certificates, Swimming Service, Service in History Dept., Marshal. Draftsman Pratt Art Institute FLORENCE JOSEPHINE WINTERS Fresh as a daisy, bright as a star, Her wits and her charms will carry her far. Saint Gauden Medal for Drafts- manship, Minor Volleyball Award, Minor Service Award, Service for Mrs. Wiegand, Mr. Taub, Mrs. Pogul, Miss Fink. Artist Pratt DIANA ZATOR What more of heaven could one ask Than to he a friend of this fair lass. Fife and Drum Corps, Chorus, Scholarship Club, Minor Service Award, Character Honor Roll, English, Intermediate Algebra, Bi- ology and Chemistry Awards, Hon- or Roll, Service for Mr. Kitt, Dr. Wierda. Airline Stewardess Queens College MARIANNA ZINSER A smile, a joke, a helping hand, Her personality is in great demand. Minor Service Award, Volleyball Award, Basketball Award, Honor Awards, Marshal, Service for Mr. Reheuser in Program Office. Secretary LOUIS KARBIENER One of the best of the soccer team His schoolwork too, was on the heam. Service for Mr. Pactor, Mr. Mc- Caffrey, Major Soccer Award. FRED KRUG A sharp cookie Who'll make plenty of dough. Soccer Team, Medals and Letters for Soccer Team, Service as Mar- shal and for Mr. Singer. Businessman Behind the Elephants Ear Coming into New York during my annual vacation, I chanced to meet my dear friend, Charles Thomas Evans II. Charles, having inherited quite a bit of money and spending it almost as fast as it comes in, invited me over to see his penthhouse atop the Empire State Building. Clt was converted into an ultra-swank apartment building, when the shopping center moved uptown to 114th SLD After the long, long ride up Cone of the very few disadvantages he assured meD to the 102nd floor, we stepped out of the elevator and walked the short distance to his apartment. Walking down into his living room I noticed he had acquired a Sansivero. Mike, a Cleveland graduate, had originated the current vogue of cartoon char- acterization. Showing me around, Charles proudly pointed out his furniture's fine points. I-Ie's a bug on furniture. This was designed by Kopsay Associates, he said, pointing out an obviously expensive sofa and chair set. Passing by the trophy room, he noticed the gleam in my eye and invited me to examine his African collection. The most striking thing about the room was the huge elephant's ear that decorated the far wall. Almost as soon as I spotted the ear, he proceeded to show me its secret, Behind the elephant's ear was a movable panel which disclosed a movie screen. I must show you some shots of my last Safari before you leave. I-Ie switched off the lights and started the projector. I always travel by Gemma Lines. It's so comfortable, he explained as the film came on the screen. The scenes on the deck revealed many of Cleveland's alumni. Seen were Vincent Sadowski, the uranium tycoon, George Lankevich, the steel and titanium magnate, john Lichtenberg, the stock market wizard, and Bob Clark, wealthy 24 business man. Of course, where Bob is Elinor Binnebosel is. In the deck pool is Pete Strobel, Olympic swimmer and African representative of the Aqua-Lung Co. He keeps screaming something about a new diving board they put in after he left Cleveland. Scenes of shipboard night life showed Frank Schneider and Barbara Swede doing their popular duet. Mickey and Midge, Mickey Taylor and Alma Chyurlia, were still going strong. Harold Merrick, still well dressed, was going crazy on the drums. On a ringside table Gene Weiss, noted politician, and Rudy Salvo, famous defense lawyer, were having a friendly argument over a point of law. Diplomatically trying to settle the dispute was Walter Grau. Getting off the dock at Capetown, the party started northward under the capable direction of Tom Canavan, the safari's guide. Soon they met up with an all-women safari formed by some Cleveland graduates. Ann Sturn was head guide, while Harriet Peterson went looking for Bob Ptocklein, a vacationing police captain, who said he saw an outsider and was going to investigate. Kathy Frank shot a huge lion and said she and Carolyn Stern would make a fortune selling lion hair coats. The combined parties trekked still northward. just above Victoria Falls they came upon Caroline Budronis. who professed that she was trying to get away from it all so she could finally finish that poem for the Log Not far from there the party came upon Neale Stock, tending a sick cheetah. He had been called in at the last moment to save the poor animal, which was the last one left in Africa. Tiring of the humid jungle the combined Safari took a swing through the Saraha. There they accidentally hit upon the secret experimental rocket base. In charge was George Seibert, who in conjunction with Donald Woodruff and Marv Grossman were working on a secret project. At this point I remarked to Charles that I had just left that same base myself, after more than 2 years work on an experimental moon rocket. Swinging through the desert and up the Nile and Alexandria, the party was met at the dock by Liz Weston and Seena Dictenberg, reporters for a New York Daily, who wanted to know how we felt after crossing Africa from the Cape to the Mediterranean. Sailing by chartered ship, the party retumed to New York just in time to see another wonderful Cleveland Graduation. PAUL TAUB '55 25 Glass uf June 1955 THOMAS ADAMO Good old Tom is our Arista man If homework's needed he'll give you a hand. Track Team, Circolo Dante, New- man Club, Major Service Award, junior and Senior Arista, Italian Awards, Speech, Math, Biology, and General Science Awards, Hon- or Roll Cards, Service for Italian Dept., for Mr. McCaffrey, Class Secretary, Sec. of Senior Arista. Chemist Queens JOAN AIRD Small, petite and very neat. Service for Miss Gebhardt in At- tendance Office. Receptionist JOHN CAIDIS To be an engineer is in his soul, Someday, we're sure, he'll reach his goal. Service in Art Office. Engineer Queens CHARLES ANDERSON Charlie wasn't very tall, The noise he made could drown out all. Service for Mr. Denzer, Mr. Kitt, Miss Walsh, Mrs. Lods, Mrs. Coo- ney, Miss Leahy, Mr. Taub, Basket' ball Team, Major Letter, Minor Award. FRED ANUSIAK Freddy, Freddy, inspector supreme, While doing his job, he's on the beam. Chorus, Service Squad Inspector. Architect Pratt Institute CAROL ARLOTTA Spanish Club, Newman, Rifie and Swimming Clubs, Minor Service Award, English, Math and Biology Award, Service for Mrs. Dennis, Mr. Boylan and Bio Prep. Spanish Secretarial Work Latin Institute 4' MARIE BABINGTON - They call her Sugar because she's mighty sweet. Lex Club, Minor Service Award, Service for Miss Toshack, Miss Rundquist. Bookkeeper ROSEMARY BADER Rosie with her winning smile, Beats Cleopatra of the Nile. Newman, Italian, Latin and Nurses Clubs, Senior Arista, Major Service Award, Prep Room C, Honor Cards, Attendance Award, Service in Biology Prep. Room, Library Service for Mr. Driscoll, Miss Mi- lone, Marshal, Class Secretary, Tu- tor for Italian. Nurse Saint Catherine's Hosp. ANN BARBANO Heed them not, nor what they say, just continue on in your own sweet way. Newman Club, Service for Mrs. Lewin, and Miss Light. Secretary CAROL BAKER Good things come in small pack- ages. Swimming and Martin Luther Clubs, Service for Mrs. Harries and Mrs. Hyman. Bookkeeper FRED BAMBURGER Fred's name may rhyme with Hamburger, But with 'us we still like that guy named Bamburger. Service for Mr. Schwarzburg, Mrs. Harr, Mrs. Della Pietra, Miss Mar- tin, Mr. Prendergast, Newman Club. LINDA BASCETTA ,lust like the song, Linda's happy all day long. Latin Club, Minor and Major Service Awards, Service in Attend- ance Office, Service for Miss Light, Mrs. Miller, and Bio Lab. Dental Hygienist New York Community College 27 JACOB BASS This boy is a real big catch for anyone, fisherman or not. Service for Miss Dennis, Dr. Ryan, Mr. Taub, Mrs. McSweeny. CAROLE BECK Always a smile on her face, Bringing joy to every place. Martin Luther Club, Minor and Major Service Award, Honor Card, General Science Award, Service for Mrs. Schneck, Mrs. Paul, Mrs. Curtiss, Mr. Stone, and Mr. Kanfer. Secretary WILBUR BECKMANN Wilbur thou art a lovely creature, But that's not the opinion of every teacher. Martin Luther and Chess Clubs, Major Service Award, Service in English Office, History Office, G.O. Otlice, Marshal, Service, Mrs. Reicher, Mrs. Dennis. Air Force CAROL BEISSER Carol, with her golden locks, Rates a book of sparkling knocks. Spanish, Newman and Commercial Law Clubs, Minor and Major Serv- ice Awards, PSAL Pin, Junior and Senior Arista, First Aid Certificate, English, Sten, Spanish and Ac- counting Awards, Honor Roll, Chorus, Class Sec., Service in Pro- gram Oflice, Service for Miss Mar- tin, Mrs. Harries, Miss Hyman, Mr. Lohmann, Mr. Meany. Secretary BARBARA BELINSKI Wanted: A quiet dependable rooster, To replace my Benrus alarm clock. Swimming Club, Scholarship Club, Senior Chorus, Poster Club, Junior and Senior Life Saving, Swimming Award, Minor and Major Awards, Pool Aid, Minor Music Award, Service for Miss O'Gorman, Musical Shows, Service for Mr. Kanfer. HELGA BINDER Brains, Beauty, Popularity. P.S.A.L. Award and Basketball Award, Marshal, Service for Mr. Gibbons, Dr. Wierda and Mrs. Corson. Secretary 28 5 .er .. an I J i HIE L w i ...Q 1 3 !'vv -s X13 'Q va 'Y-...swf , MARGARET BENJAMIN A dreamer is she, a doggie is he, If the Army released him, how happy she'd be. German Club, Chief Justice of the Student Court, Minor Service Award, Service for Miss Toshack, Chemistry Lab. and Dr. Wierda. Stenographer GORDON BENNETT This Gordon is a Flash But he's always down to earth. Service for Miss Leahy, Mr. Re- heuser and Miss O'Connor. ROSEMARIE BERARDO Rosie is an ace, whose versatility Always keeps her a'top the deck. Basketball, Volleyball and Badmin- ton Clubs, Minor Service Award numeral, Marshal, Service for Mrs. Schneck, Miss Baurle, Miss Rund- quist, Service for Mrs. Gosselin. Health Education Teacher SALLY ANN BERTONE Pretty, poised and refined She's got character combined. Newman and Italian Clubs, Minor Service and Basketball Awards, Pool Aid, Service in Room 127, Service for Alice Heeman. JOAN BEST Shy in manner, soft in tone, Yet her charm is so well known. Do Re Mi Club, Mr. Davis' Chorus, Minor and Major Service Awards. Stenographer MARGARET BIANCO Margie's like the sun, Friend of many, foe of none. Italian Club, Major and Minor Service Award, Service for Miss Rundquist. Secretary ELINOR BINNEBOSEL Elinor has the A B C's of life, Ambition, Brains and Character. Future Nurses, Scholarship, Poster, German, Martin Luther, Latin and Badminton Clubs. Subject Honors, Minor and Major Service Awards, Junior and Senior Arista, Cleveland Circle, Character, Honor Roll, Serv- ice for Mr. Meany, Library, Mrs. Corson, Mr. Driscoll, Miss Light, Miss Fink, Inspector, Supervisor. Nurse or Doctor University of Rochester DOLORES BLOM Here's a girl you ought to meet, As an athlete she's hard to beat. Ir. Leaders, Volleyball, Basketball, Swimming Clubs, Senior Life Sav- ing, and Minor Service Award, Service for Miss O'Gorman. Policewoman Delehanty ABLENE BODEN Lovable, laughable, talented too, That's our Arlene, thru anal thru. Newman Club, All City, Senior Chorus, Poster, Gemian Club, Major Service Award, Poster Award, Honor Roll, Minor, Major C , Attendance Office. School Shows. Mental Nurse Brentwood State Mental Institution ELEANOR BOEHLER Her sparkle sets her all aglow, She's the girl you want to know. Volleyball, Law Club, Honor Roll, Swimming, Character, Program Of- fice, Service Squad, Class President. Bookkeeper ANNE BOHLERT A girl who hasn't much to say, just travels in her quiet way. Latin, Nurses', Martin Luther Club, Chorus, Minor, Major Service Award, Subject Honors, Character, Honor Boll, Service for Mr. Re- heuser, Mr. Boylan, Mrs. Hyman, Miss Savarese, Attendance Office, Herald Office Staff. Nurse Methodist Hospital LOUIS BORRELLI Looie, Looie full of fun, He made enemies with no one. Italian Club, P.S.A.L. Award, Mi- nor and Major Service, Service for Dr. Wierda, Mr. O'Connell, Miss Milone, Mrs. Berkow, Miss Leahy and Miss Robinson. Court Clerk New York Technical Institute Rf i ELEANOR BOSCH Always quiet, always steady, She's ambitious and ever ready. Badminton, Commercial Law, Ger- man Clubs, ,lunior and Senior Arista, Minor and Major Awards, Gemian Certificate, Sten Award, Secretary for Mr. Hines, Mr. M,eany, Miss Fink, Miss Baurle, Office Inspector. Private Secretary KENNETH BOSCHEN Kenny Boschen's on the beam. Guess What? He's on the swim- ming team. Rifle Club, Martin Luther Club, Swimming Team, Major Letter Swim Team, P.S.A.L., Minor Serv- ice, Biology, Math Awards, Service for Mr. McArdle, Mrs. Harries. Civil Engineer HENRY BRAUCHLER Henry's a soccer player, fast and bold, He ought to equal that when he's 80 years old. German Club, German, Art, Minor Awards, President of German Club, Table Captain, Mr. lWcCaffrey's Office. Automobile Engineer BENEDICT BRENNEIS Benny wears many nice ties, No wonder he has all the girls' eyes. Orchestra, Music, Minor Service, Major Service, Math 5, Biology, Honor Roll, Character Certificate, P.S.A.L., Service for Miss Brown, Mr. Kitt, Mr. McArdle. Navy IACQUELINE BROWN Under a mask of silence, Great thoughts of basketball revolve. Basketball and Volleyball Club, Minor and Major Service Awards, P.S.A.L. Award, Numerals, Minor Letter, Service Squad, Attendance Oilice, Mr. Schankman. Bookkeeper Brooklyn CAROLINE BUDRONIS Here's a gal who's really got What made a poet of Walter Scott. Dramatics Club, Cleveland Herald, Scholarship Club, History, English, Dramatics, Spanish, French, Major Service Awards, Service for Her- ald, Mr. O'Connell, Log, Dramatic Programs. journalist N.Y.U. 29 ww., N , X, I UO A O ,A , A irl t ryone wa t o know, XfSweet, l 11 and know as ,lo. 'Fable Ca in, Cafete' Service, Miss Martin, Miss Savarese. Private Secretary JOAN BURGESS You'd walk a mile to see her smile. Minor and Major Service Award, Service for Attendance Oflice, G.O. Office, Mr. Scanlon, Mr. Bernstein. Bookkeeper, Typist VIOLET BUZZELL A Buzzell, buzzell, go the bees around Violet. Minor Service Award, Attendance, Marshal for Mrs. Corson, Mrs. Chandesh, Mrs. Cassidy, Mrs. Arm- bruster. Comptometer Operator MARILYN BYLOCK You can tell by her eyes there's fun in storeg With Marilyn there'll be laughs , galore. Basketball, Commercial Law Club, Service for Mrs. Ross, Service Squad, Mr. Prendergast, Attend- ance Oflice. Secretary PETER CACIOPPO All the students were question bent, To End what, join the Cacioppo, meant. Senior Chorus. Public Accountant Queens College GARY CALANDRELLA Poor little Gary, Gary is no more, What he thought was H20 was HZSO4. Italian Club, Newman Club, Minor Service Award, P.S.A.L. Award, Excellence in Character, General Science Certificate, Honor Roll, Service for Mr. McCaffrey, Miss Milone, Mrs. Lods. Chemist C.C.N.Y. 30 THOMAS CANAVAN A shiny badge, a handsome face, He kept the straying in their place. Rifle Team, Minor and Major Serv- ice Award, Major Letter, Art, Serv- ice Squad Supervisor, Captain Art Service, Mr. McCal'frey's Ollice. Electrical Engineer N .Y.U. RANDOLPH CARINI Whenever Randy can't be found, Look for noise, he'll be around. Service for Mr. Boylan, Dr. Rabin- owitz, Mr. Bowden, Miss Leahy, Mr. McArdle. CAROLE CARLSEN Here's a girl who's fame is wide, A dancer in whom we take pride. Minor Service Award, Service for Miss Savarese, Mr. Prendergast, Marshal, Mr. Kanfer. Dancer MARIANNE CARPENTER If only carpenters could build houses as she builds friendships. Basketball Club, Volleyball, New- man Club, Chorus, Service for Mr. Davis, Hall Service, Miss Rund- quist. CONRAD CARRANO In Cleveland no longer will he abide, He'll sail the seas far and wide. P.S.A.L. Bronze Medal, Major Bio. Prep. Award, Service in Bio. Prep. Room, Service in Swimming Pool. Navy GERARD CATALANELLO The Cat was known far and wide, Through his sax the notes would glide. Italian Club, Major Award Music, Orch. Dance Band. Music Teacher Manhattan College for Music LOIS CESSFORD Cleveland Cutie, nice and blonde, A girl of whom we're very fond. Poster Club, Volleyball, Major and Minor Service, junior and Senior Arista, Major and Minor Art Let- ters, Class Numerals, Honor Roll, Subject Awards, Service for Library, Miss Cold, Mrs. Sinnott, Miss Fink, Miss Baurle, Mt. Lohmann. Receptionist Katherine Gibbs College DORIS CHEPULIS Always joking, always gay, Always smiling through the day. Spanish and Commercial Law Club, Excellence in Character, Minor Service Award, Service in Teachers' Cafeteria, Miss Hawkins, Dr. Ryan, Mrs. Zucker, Mrs. Gallagher, Class Secretary, Class Vice-President. Private Secretary ROBERT CIRI Holy Mackerel! Gee! and Zounds! This,boy, with good looks abounds. Track Team, Service for Mr. Mc- Ardle, Mrs. McSweeney, Marshal. l Business . 'S' JA ,SCIRN IA.B.cY -Y.. N xl ' i an ndgnt testing 'Slab a ved he's the best. Se ce fo' Mrs. Chandes Mr. Taub, MrsXReicher,iMss Miss Brown, s, Orches . 1 V .lv ROBERT CLARK W' A rifleman of high calibre. CHe's a big shot.j Martin Luther and Spanish Club, Rifle Club, Rifle Team, Minor and Major Service, P.S.A.L. Award Marksman, Jr. Arista, Sr. Arista, Letter for Rifle Team, Honor Roll, Service for Mrs. Lods, Mr. Gib- bons, Mrs. Harries, Bio Squad, Justice of Student Court, Pres. of Rifle Club. Civil Engineer Columbia WALTER CLIFFORD Cliffie, Cliffie, was no fool, He did his best in the swimming pool. Swimming Team, Major Letter, Service for Mr. McArdle. Forester Long Island Agricultural College idolw FLORENCE CLIMENTO The kind of girl people like to say Is always nice in every way. Do Re Mi Club, Martin Luther Club CPres.D, Law Club, Senior Arista, Major and Minor Service Awards, Spanish Award, Service for Mrs. Gosselin, Program Ollice. Secretary BARBARA CONKLIN Spattered smack and French beret, Is Barbara's favorite array. Fife and Drum Corps, Minor Serv- ice Award, Earth Science and Eng- lish Awards, Service for Mrs. Driscoll, Mrs. Gallagher, Mr. Davis, Mr. Lohmann. Dental Assistant Queens College ANNA CONTRASTANO If charms were stars, Anna would be the Milky Way. Spanish Club, Attendance and Mi- nor Service Awards, Honor Roll, Service for Mrs. Ross, Mr. Soko- loff, Mr. Schankman. Bookkeeper GRA E COP O A ' ' L, G h 6 S Chorus, Com 'al Law 3 ' , Ma al, r er l , Secre ry FRANCES CRIMI The light and vim of Peter Pan, All recognize in little Fran. Volleyball Club, Marshal, Service for Mr. Prendergast, Mrs. Corson, Mrs. Miller. Secretary EDMOND DANNENHOFFER Eddy was our golfng star, He hit 'em straight, he hit 'em far. Service for Mr. Drew, Mr. Boylan, Mrs. Zucker, Mrs. Della Pietra, Mrs. Cooney, Mr. Driscoll, Mrs. Berkow, Golf' Club, Major Service Award. 31 ll 1 DOROTHY DANNINGER Happy am I, from care I'm free, Why can't they all be content like me. Senior Chorus, Minor and Major Service Awards, Minor and Major Music Awards, Service for Mr. Gabriel, Mr. Bemstein, Mr. Boylan, Marshal. Comptometrist JAMES DARBY Here's a boy whose hair is red, Against him nothing can be said. Scholarship and Latin Clubs, Chem- istry, Mathematics and M,.D. Awards, Honor Roll, Service for Science Dept. Oliice, Biology, Class- room Service. LUCILLE DEL GROSSO A beauty always will she be She's got what it takes from A to Z. Italian Club and Senior Chorus, Minor and Major Music Awards, Service for Mr. Gibbins, Dr. Rabin- owitz, Miss Corson. RONALD DESIMONE Have you any more books for the stockroom? There are girls in there! Mathematics Certificate, Service in Library. City College LEE DEVINCENTIS Dante's Beatrice was a cutie Lee rates too as quite a beauty. Scholarship and Commercial Law Club, Minor Service Award, Math, Biology, Stenography, Art Awards, Honor Cards, Honor Roll, Modern History Award. College SEENA DICTENBERG A sandwich, a coke, a book of plays, Will keep Seena happy the rest of her days. Scholarship Club, Cleveland Play- shop, Cleveland Herald, Menorah Club, Minor and Major Service Awards, Math, Spanish, Biology, Acc't., Speech Excellence Card, Service for Miss Fink, Miss Baurle, Mrs. Harries. Teacher Queens College 32 HENRY DI CREGORIO He served Cleveland, he served it well, ln Cleveland no longer will he dwell. Service for Mrs. Harries, Mr. Taub, Mr. Kitt, Miss Martin, Mrs. Harvey, Mr. McCaffrey, Mrs. Tumin, Mi- nor and Major Award. SIDONIA DOEMPKE Her whole description is complete, ln just one word and that is sweet. Gemian Club, Minor and Major Service Awards, German, English, First Aid Award, Service for Mrs. Zucker, Mrs. Wehrmann, G.O. Of- I-ice, Mr. Hogan, Marshal, Class President. Stenographer BARBARA DOKTOR Of all the charms she does possess, The best of all is friendliness. Basket and Volleyball Clubs, Cer- man and Swimming Clubs, Minor and Major Service Awards, Nu- merals, Swimming C, Honor Roll, Character Honor Roll. Secretary EDITH JUNE DORST Edith proves it can be done, Does her work and still has fun. Senior Chorus, Senior Arista, Dra- matics, Martin Luther, Swimming, Latin, All City Chorus, Fife and Drum Corps, Science Log, Major Service, Major Music Letter, Serv- ice for Miss Brown, Mr. Davis, Finian's Rainbow. F.B.I. Queens College CAROL DREXLER She is small and rather sweet, To be her companion is a treat. Spanish Club, Attendance, First Aid, Swimming and Minor Service Awards, Service for Miss Hawkins, Mr. Sokoloif, Mrs. Gosselin. Secretary WILLIAM EHRHART You can't hardly get that kind no more! Senior Chorus, Service for MI. O'Connell. Industrial Designer I I I amor Celebrities Anna Marie Weber . . Marilyn Howe . . Barbara Fink . , . Seena Dictenberg Marilyn Howe . . Caroline Budronis Elinor Binnebosel Ruth Fischer . . , Dorothy Bumpel Audrey Talarek , Yv onne Mangeat Margaret Taylor Pat Hoey ..,, Ann Sturn . . Best Looking Cleverest Musician Class Baby Artist Actor-Actress Most Likely to Succeeal Most Humorous Athlete Dancer Class Diplomat Most Popular Vocalist Best Dressecl . . . . Pete Strobel r . . Robert Clark . . . Joe Morris . , . . Nicholas Lehr Frank Iunemann Anthony Sferlazza 4 . . . Gene Weiss . . . . Rudy Salvo 4 Edward Rogers . Mike Sansivero . . . Walter Crau . . . . Harold Braun Frank Schneider . Harold Merrick 33 NX E Logy3,AasLeAnu Rinu M --' '-M , -....nas- gall,- gf' .f S uNo I IDAVICB 3 :F Q5 xxwjf ORPXNG NQPX TP, 7 G QW ,SQ 3 N38-X ' :gif 9? N . , -izl X SPM ' wt-X X Y x g X . A I mga, :M 79? W X K A Ax xax- .. Q X + R s X, WX XJ X J .3 M yi ' +'y-'A-I ! ,X mg- W I h -W4 K I of ffx' ' J-X Nyj iwi , ..+ X f X x.'e:'.. wk. ' Q5 3 X . ' E n QA ARILYN Z1 1, I 1, k'Wx'v1k,,y wx ,, W., N . Xffi-'2s. NSN-fx ex, 'RAT 'N H .,., ..:.:.,. A . 4, X - r Q-5 I .. N .as ., H' X X X xx ..,,,, X xi-Q., mg-V l Y Awww l,, SN . X -kr-.ak X M. W -M. X. r Xl I f if :ggi Ice C 'Nik-J f ff' ie, f I, X x I 1 4? if X X 5 tt 51 N 1 x I ,X 7,1 if xx XX ' M 1 'R I 3 f X , f P' Jw D '1 ff , i 4 5 if xy Lf 3 f Q A 5 41 . 4. ilk f,L in , QQ' NN.. Ziff 1 J 'sy f fi wi 'lx gb, Q. 1 ,Q . 3. , ',C,'7X', XM it ' 52305 X94 Vx :' 1 1' . 4 A ffwyfya XJ m 9 A53 K tr .Y I , Xi ! ff K M Q ,ff i, ,M Kb ,, I t VA ' we - I Y l S , X N fs ,N Q.,, b R 2 I wg , , , , 1 'Xa D U f' ' za ,I .X -My V F0115 dfmgs 3 -V: ---, , . ii' , kv ,yd 'N-. , 3 V- . '-? ' iwvfl dl Glass istury Most of us entered Grover Cleveland High School as Freshmen, full of ambition and apprehension. We all experienced a feeling of awe in the presence of that huge and terribly mature being, the SENIOR! The ringing of the period bell seemed to us like a signal turning a comparatively decorous student body into a herd of wildly stampeding cattle. Seemingly without our will, we would be swept into the most remote cubby holes. A momentous occasion was seeing our first of the school's productions, Countess Maritzaf' We were amazed to see our auditorium changed into a lighted theater and our schoolmates become accomplished actors. Yet time passed very quickly and before most of us realized, we had become Sophomores. We became increasingly interested in school activities and seemed to discover a whole new world of enjoyment after school. So it was with much enthusiasm that when the time came for the school's next production, Brigadoon, we found ourselves participating in, as well as enjoying it. What great pleasure we got out of seeing our classmates perform, for we saw them as Barrymore, Bern- hardt, and Lawrence! From Sophomore to Junior, the time seemed to ily by! But oh, how much living we managed to Ht into that year, not only were there very many happy moments but also some unpleasant ones, for we sometimes had to learn the hard way! Finally we emerged as Iuniors, individuals much more poised and restrained than before but not yet what most people call adult The show that year was Finian's Rainbow. The haunting strains of melo- dies like Old Devil Moon remained with us for quite a while. With us always during that time was a hope for tomorrow and the exalted position of SENIOR! The time finally arrived, and as we think back we cannot forget the very many hours of studying for exams we did, especially for regents, and afterwards the worry and anxiety we felt, waiting for the results. We had survived through all these tests, through the worries of removing N's and getting dental notes in, and we came forth, stamped with approval - Seniors! We were caught in the hub-bub of pins, hats, yearbook and all the exciting things that happen to Seniors. All of our time at School was not spent in worrying over exams, how- ever, our lives were full of the many trivial fond records that are a part of every young girl's and boy's life, all the little things that made life a continuous adven- ture. Besides the shows, some of us played on teams and at the Amateur Contest we were always sure to have a good time. How much enjoyment we got seeing our fellow classmates perform in their homey manner! 36 HERBERT EHRICHS Herbert was a studious lad, It made him a learned grad. Service for Chemistry Ofiice, Mr. Reheuser. Lawyer Columbia MARGARET EMMES Clever, quiet, and serene, A girl so nice is seldom seen. Volleyball, Basketball, German and Martin Luther Clubs, Minor and Major Service Awards, Basketball Medal, Marshal, Service for Mrs. Zucker, Miss Rundquist, Mr. Lovin. Airline Hostess MARIE EMRICH A more popular girl would be hard to find, She is but one of a kind. Latin, Newman, Volleyball, Bas- ketball Clubs and Senior Arista, Major and Minor Service Awards, Honor Roll, Math and Character Certificates, Service in Teachers' Cafeteria, Marshal, Service for Miss Dennis, Miss Fink, Miss Baurle, Miss Keyes, Class Secretary. Teacher St. ,lohn's Teachers College MARY LOU ERRANTE Always happy, agreeable and glad, Hardly a thing ever makes her sad. But one reason for her Glow, Is a swell Fella named Ioe. Italian, Basketball, Volleyball, Span- ish Clubs, P.S.A.L. Basketball Award, Minor and Major Service Awards, English Dramatic Honors, Service for Miss Milone, Mrs. Coo- ney, Mr. Pfannebecker, Marshal. Home Economist Adelphi ANNA EXNER A touch of honey, a dash of spice, Makes our Anna, twice as nice. Basketball, Volleyball, Newman Clubs, Science, English, Account- ing, Sten and Typing, P.S.A.L. Pin, Minor and Major Service Awards and Honor Roll, Service in Pro- gram Office, Class President, Mar- shal, Art Department. Secretary GEORGE FAETH You can put your Faeth in this 11111, It's a sure thing he'll never go bad. Award for Soccer. MARY FEDOR Good nature and a ready wit, Help to make Mary a hit. Senior Chorus Awards, Minor Serv- ice, Major Service, Major Volley- ball, Service Mrs. Driscoll, Gym, Mrs. Curtiss, Marshal, extra Serv- ive for being in Show. Accountant CARL FEINDT Flying high in the wild blue yonder, For Carl there is nothing fonder. Service Mrs. Cooney, Mr. Schwarz- burg, Mrs. Lods, Program Com- mittee. United States Air Force CPilotD PATRICIA FERRIS A girl with lots of charm and beauty, That's this little Cleveland cutie. Martin Luther Club, Minor and Major Service Award, Service, Mrs. Ahern, Mrs. Harr, Mr. Gibbons, Mr. Hines, Mr. Buck. Registered Nurse The Brooklyn Hospital JEANETTE FERRUSIO ,leanette is lively, gay and sweet To all her classmates, she's a treat. Biology Award, Service for Alice Hennan. AUGUST FEUSTEL While hitting that big bass drum, Augie has a lot of fun. Service for Miss Brown, Orchestra. BARBARA FINCK Pretty dark eyes and hair to match, Attention boys-a pleasing catch. Basketball, Volleyball, Ir. Leaders, Spanish Club, Cleveland Circle, Awards P.S.A.L. Minor and Major Service Awards and subject honors, Service Grade Advisors' Office, Mrs. Driscoll, Miss Walsh, Mr. Shank- man. Spanish Teacher State Teachers' College in Albany 37 BARBARA FISCHER Personality is what counts, And she has that in large amounts. , Newman Club, Secretary, Minor 2 and Major Service Award, P.S.A.L. f' I .1 Award, Service Girls Medical Room, Mrs. Driscoll, Miss O'Gor- man, Mr. Nack, Mrs. Schultz. Nurse . I RUTH FISCHER ,lust when the room finally gets quiet Leave it to Ruth to start a riot. Aqua Belles Club, Service Girls' Medical and Major Service Awards, P.S.A.L. Award, Basketball and Volleyball Awards, Service Mar- shal, Fife and Drum Corps, Pro- gram Committee, Library, Mrs. Cor- son, Miss Savarese. Policewoman HERBERT FLEISCHMAN He' enjoys hard' work. He could sit and watch it all day! r Cl bs, Chorus, Major Service and 5 P.S.A.L. Award, Service Miss . Brown, Marshal, Library, Show, '-- I Brigadoon. - - DANIEL FOLEY He was a card, what a joker. Service for Mr. Taub. KATHERINE FRANK Because of the hrains and the heauty she does possess. Q , success. -t . Clubs, Newman, Senior Chorus, i Student Court, Spanish, junior Arista, Class President, Swimming and Senior Arista Awards, Charac- ter, History, English, Mathematics, Science, Biology, Honor Roll, Serv- ice, Miss Fink, Mrs. Gallagher, Miss Young, Miss Baurle, Miss Dennis. Teacher St. ,lohns X' H F X Q it . . T N. She is sure to meet with great NORMA FRIEDRICHS Lovalale, laughahle, full of fun, One in a million, she's hright as sun. Chorus Club, Character Awards, Service, Mrs. Zucker, Mrs. Pappel, Mrs. Lods, Mr. Schonboun. Picture and biography of john Gaidis appear on page 2.7 Elementary School Teacher Queens College 38 . -ata A .2 1 .,,, . .. X ..... il k' .....- GRACE GAETA A woman's privilege is talking galore, But Grace can talk a wee hit more. Italian Club, Minor and Major Award for Service, Medal for Vol- leyball, Service Miss Milone, Cafe- teria, Marshal, Mrs. Curtiss. Airline Stewardess St. ,lohn's School for Nursing ROSALIE GANCI Rosalie's sweet, always neat, Rosalie simply can't he heat. President of Italian Club, Spanish Club, Badminton, Chorus, Accom- pianist, Minor and Major Service Awards, Minor and Major Music Awards, Speech Excellence, Excel- lence in Character, Honor Roll, Mr. Kitt, Mr. Davis. Kindergarten Teacher Oswego State Teachers IOHN GEMMA The hoy with the Arista soul. Newman Club, S a ir. Fr ' S colo7Dante or ' e 'or Arts? A r ll, nglis , pan- ish, Bi logy A ' or'Serv- iokfyylcxrd, ajor Se ice Award, Service fof Mr. c if , Mrs. Gallagher, Mr. i l awyer Fordham VIRGINIA GI BALVO The touch of Vogue has Ginna's clothes, Striking as a fashion pose. Newman Club, Italian Club, Sen- ior Chorus, All-City High School Chorus, Minor and Major Music Letters, Minor and Major Service Awards, Secretary, President, Clerk of Class, Inspector, Extra Chorus, Italian Dept. Representative. ANITA GIAMBELLUCA Dream: To pave a panorama, With paints, pastels and palette. Latin, Spanish, Herald Staff, Math, Art Awards. Service for Miss Light, Mrs. Gosselin, Program Oflice, Teacher-Special Class. Queens KENNETH GIBE Kenny would he a writer of great renown, If he dialn't use a verh in the place of a noun. Member of Herald Staff, Sports Editor, Service for Mr. Kanfer, Earth Science Award, Tennis Team. English Teacher Villanova DOLORES GLUCKLER Her hair is brown, her eyes are blue, She's pretty, and bright and quiet too. Honor Roll, Minor Service Award, Service for Program Oflice, Miss Savarese, Mrs. Schultz, Miss Mar- tin. Secretary STELLA CLUSZAK Stella's missing, where can she be? ln the pool, most naturally. Swimming, Chorus Clubs, Biology, Minor Art, Junior and Senior Life Saving Awards, Class Numerals, Chorus Letter, Minor Service Award, Service for Miss O'Gorman, Secretarial Service for Miss Hawk- ins, Chorus Service, Musical Shows, Pool Aid. HELEN COLDBACH Always sweet, always neat, One of the girls who's hard to beat. Volleyball Club, Basketball Club, Major and Minor Service Awards, Class Numerals, Sten Awards, Hon- or in Subjects, Service for Miss Kargus, Mr. Beheuser, Program Office, Marshal, Program Commit- tee. Secretary IRENE GRABOVVSKY Irene is a swell gal And to everyone a great pal. German Club, Nursing Club, Chorus, Minor Service Award, Service in Cafeteria, Latin Oflice, Miss Brown. Nurse Adelphi WALTER GRAU On the road to success, he shall never falter Not our boy Walter. President of Menorah Club, Sports Editor and Editorial ,Board of Cleve- land Herald, Junior Arista, Lex Club, Minor and Major Service Awards, Honor Roll, Math Award, Excellence in Characttr Award, General Science Awards, Service in Chem. Lib, President of Official Class, Herald Oliicb. A Science Teacher Queens College CERDA GRIEMSMANN Search you can the world around, A nicer miss can ne'er be found. Orchestra, German, Volleyball, Law, Do-Re-Mi, Swimming Clubs, Minor and Major Service Awards, Minor C Music Award, Service for Miss Brown, Miss Hawkins, Mar- shal. bfliss blartin. Secretary JACQUELINE GRIFFIN For charm and wit and smile so sweet, You'll find ,lackie hard to beat. Nursing Club, Class President, Newman Club, Basketball Club, Cnorus, bflinor and lNlajor Service Awards. Service for Mr. Boylan, Mr. Prendergast, Mr. Kitt, Miss Savarese, Mrs. Schultz, Miss Den- nis, Marshal. Nurse Bellevue Nursing School ELIZABETH GROSS The girl who cries, l'll never pass And comes out highest in the class. Nlartin Luther, Latin, Poster, Town Meeting, Scholarship, Badminton, Herald, Junior Arista, Senior Aris- ta, All-City Orchestra, Minor and Major Service Awards, Major and Minor Music Letter, Minor Art Letter, Class Numerals, Subject Honors, Service for Orchestra, Pro- gram Committee, Student Court, Service Squad, Concert Mistress of Orchestra. Electrical Engineer The Cooper Union School of Engineering MARVIN CROSSMAN Math he took for the very Hrst time. E All hejot. was a ninely-nine. Scholarship Club, Senior and -lun- ior Arista, Spanish Club, Menorah Club, Student Court Clerk, Math, Chem, Eng, Phy Awards, Student Court judge, Honor Roll, Minor Service Award, Spanish Certificates, Program Office, Dean's Ofiice. Statistician a y 1 e y fun an . m ' Cl , 'linor Award, . . . Aw on I 'r- , Service rs. eck, Program Committ e. cretary CHRISTINE GUGLIOTTA A lass who's pert and neat. Ever charming, ever sweet. Spanish Club, Minor and Major Service Award, Excellence in Char- acter, Service for Mrs. Sinnott, Miss Gebhardt, Miss Rabinowitz, Miss Carastinos, Marshal. Advertising Buyer RONALD CUTHY Ronnie was the Calf team's star, If he does as well in college, he's sure to go far. Gold Team, Major Golf Award Engineering Design C.C.N.Y. A ue College I EE SKI f ' fl s 39 VIRGINIA HAAS Her acquaintance is a pleasure, Something you will always treasure. Volleyball, Minor and Major Serv- ice Award, Service for Mrs. Schneck, Dr. Lashley, Marshal, Herald Service, Miss Keyes, Table Captain. Typist, Clerical Work LILLIAN IURAY Always smiling, always there, Ready and willing to do her share. German Club, Law Club, Senior Arista, Minor and Major Service Awards, English, Speech, Modern History, Math, Accounting, Typing and Sten Honor Roll, Stenography Contest, Service for Mrs. Schneck, Miss Fink, Miss Baurle. Private Secretary NANCY HAMM Where else can she go with a name like Hamm, But we certainly hope it won't be in a can. Poster Club, Minor and Major Service Award, Service in Mathe- matics Oliice. Dietitian New York Institute of Dietetics PHILIP HARTH A lover of girls and a ruler of men! Service Squad Supervisor. Navy PHILIP HARTMAN Of that old black magic, he is possessed All the girls think he is the laest CAROL HARTMANN Carol is sweet and smart She'll capture any fellows heart. Newman Club, Spanish Club, Sen- ior Chorus, Brigacloon, Finian's Rainbow, Potpourrie, Honors in Science, English, Sten, Music, Ex- cellence in Character, Major Serv- ice Award, Service for Program Office, Miss Young, Mr. Nack, Mrs. Gallagher, Miss Martin, Miss Brown. Service for Mr. Reheuser, Honor and Service Awards, Junior Arista. Q .,.. I , , , ,.,, .,.. , Airline Stewardess 40 DONALD HAUG Don likes hard work, If someone else does it! Service for Mr. Davis, Miss Brown, Mr. Koral, Minor Award. DIANE HAUER A quiet girl with a sweet disposi- tion, These are the words that ht her description. Minor Service Award, Service for Mrs. Driscoll, Mrs. Cooney, Mrs. Lewin. I.B.M. Machine Operator IEAN HELLER May fortune paint a happy scene, For the future of Classmate lean. Commercial Law Club, Minor and Major Service Award, Excellence in Character, Attendance Award, Service for English Office, Marshal. Secretary WILLIAM HEINSBERG Hats off to Papal Service for Dr. Ryan, Mr. Hogan, Miss Young, Theo. Roosevelt Club. ESTELLE HERBSTMAN Although she lives across the street, The bell, Estelle, can never beat. Menorah Club, Subject Honor, Major and Minor Service Awards, Junior Arista, Service for Mrs. Cor- son, Mr. Bernstein. Secretary MARIANNE HETTEL A private secretary she wants to be, We'll find her on the boss' knee. German, Commercial Law Club, Orchestra, Major and Minor Serv- ice Awards, Basketball and Volley- ball Award, Honor Roll, Marshal, Service in Library for Miss Savarese. Private Secretary JULIANNE og. ' A little fu S l'ttl'e 9? Q' ' 1 schi ere IQ' b, A un' eaders -1- ' Ch , hal, rps, Chemi ard, Nu als, 'n ic, KCBCRF Mr. in. L nician unter RUTH HOENIGMANN Sparkling eyes, friendly smile, Being a friend is worth your whilf German Club, Minor and Major Service Award, Honors in Subjects, Excellence in Character, Service for Program Oflice, Attendance Office, Mrs. Schneck, Mrs. Driscoll. Secretary PAT HOEY The chorus is proud, so are we. She's quite a singer, our little Patti. Italian, Play Shop, Newman Club, Senior Chorus, Poster Club, Minor, Major Music Letter, Minor, Major Service Award, Art Award, Swim- ming Award, Extra Chorus, All-City Chorus, Amateur Contest Winner, Leading Part in Musical Variety Show, Sweethearts Singer MARILYN HOWE Kind of cute, kind of smart, Kind of girl, watch your heart. Basketball, Poster, Spanish, Martin Luther, Do-Re-Mi Club, Student Court, Subject Honors, Senior Arista, Excellence in Character, Minor and Major Service Award, Attendance Award, Marshal, Serv- ice for G. O., Mr. Drew, Program Comm., Mrs. Cassidy, Miss Martin, Miss Fink, Miss Baurle. Commercial Artist Pratt Institute JEAN HUEWELER A pleasant girl, a good pal, She's what you call a regular gal. Commercial Law Club, Chorus, Minor Award, Service for Mr. Kitt, Mrs. Sinnott, Program Oflice, Mrs. Driscoll, Marshal. Secretary LUENE HUHN Though she's only five foot two, Meet our little lady Lue. Martin Luther Club, Latin Club, Major Service Award, Minor Music Letter, Sten Award, Secretarial Work, Girls' Chorus. Nursing Brooklyn Hospital Q A VIVIEN HUMMELL Who would not give up his seat, To one so feminine and sweet? German Club, Service for Miss Rundquist, Miss Savarese, G.O. Of- fice, Mrs. Armbruster. Secretary ERNEST HUTTER When this Senior decides to do something, He is really Ernest about doing it. Service for Mr. McArdle, Miss Brown, Mrs. Wiegand, Mr. Bow- den, Mr. Meany, Mr. Hessel, Ma- jor Service Award, Newman Club, Senior Chorus. ROBERT HUTTER A mechanic is our boy Hutter, On automobiles he likes to putter. Chorus, Minor Letter Chorus, Mi- nor Service Award, Character Cer- tificate, Service for Mr. Bowden, Mr. WWeigand, Mrs. Cooney, Mrs. Keyes. ALFRED HUTWAGNER Alfred is sure to reach the top, Because of his size he has a head start on the rest of us. German Club, Service for Miss Ahern, Miss Harr, and Mr. Stone. Chief Auto Mechanic ROBERT IACULLO Bob is always on the beam, And he'll always make our team. Italian and Scholarship Clubs, Baseball Team, ,lunior Arista, P.S.A.L. Award, Major Letter for Baseball, Honor Roll, Awards in Chemistry, Math, Drawing, M.D. Award in English and Speech, Service for Mr. Hessel, Mrs. Lods, Mrs. Reicher, Marshal. Mechanical Engineering C.C.N.Y. FRANK IANOTTA A man of action and not of speech, All the girls think he's a peach. Service for Mrs. Cooney, and Mr. Schwarzburg. jet Aircraft Mechanic 41 LINDA INSULL Linda's small, and Linda's slim, But Linda knows how to get her flHim.!, Poster Club, Attendance Award, Awards for Math and Character, Service for Mr. Schankman, Mrs. Corson. Teacher New Paltz STANLEY IAKUBEK Service for Mr. McNulty, Miss Brown, Miss Greco, Soccer Award, Senior Chorus, Stage Crew. RONALD IASINSKY' An athlete'wQth a greailig grin, With iycomhinagkfrl he'll always in J A ' - Bags Club, Spanish Club, Dra- uutic b P S A L Jor Letter 'tBasebaLl,lcAwdtds,AJMa1i2ial, Table! Captain, Marshal in the Lunch- room, H.E. K , Sign Painter ORG I OWSKI A is per Dan, He a li like no man can. Poster Clu , Cafeteria, Mrs. Zuck- er, Mr. Ta . Architect E X Columbia PATRICIA JOHNSON Senior Chorus, Minor Award, Extra Chorus, Miss Baurle, Marshal. Buyer FRANK IUNEMANN Frank will he known far and wide, As Cleveland's artistic pride! Rifle Club, Mr. McArdle, Mr. Reheuser. Commercial Artist 42 ARNOLD JUNGE No Dick Tracy ever hunted for ways To Easy German harder than Arnold. Service for Mr. McCaffrey, Mrs. Zucker, Minor Service Award. FRANKLIN KAMINSKI Frankie the girls do admire, This guy is no flat tire. Service for Mrs. Gallagher, Miss Brown, Mr. McArdle, Miss Harr, Poster Club, Orchestra. EILEEN KANE Sweet as apple cider, - Lots of good inside her. Newman Club, Law Club, General Science, Attendance Awards, Serv- ice for Library, Mrs. Gallagher, Cafeteria, Girls' Chorus, Miss Hawkins, Class President. Secretary DORIS KAPPELMANN Doris is sweet and smart, Her smile reflects her heart. junior 8: Senior Arista, Cleveland Circle, Spanish Club, Volleyball Club, Swimming Club, Martin Luther Club, Do Re Mi Club, Law Club, Major 8: Minor Service Awards, Volleyball, Honors in Studies, Service for General OH-ice, Miss Fink, Service Squad Super- visor. Secretary GAIL KEARNS Gail's a wit, Not half, dim, or nit. Minor 8: Major Service Awards, Service in Guidance Office, for Mrs. Corson, Mr. McDem1ott. Interior Decorator ELIZABETH KENNEY You won't believe it till you've seen her Liz Kenney, Cleveland's chicest Senior. Do Re Mi Club, Lex Club, Science Award, Minor 8: Major Service Awards, Service for Mrs. Gosselin, Miss Martin, Mr. Gabriel, Mr. Gib- bons, Mrs. Harr, Mrs. Ahem, Miss Savarese, Miss Leahy, Mrs. Harries. Bookkeeper-Receptionist ROBERT KEPICH Cleveland's loss, Manhattan's gain. Newma Club, Latin Club, Biol- ogy Aw s. Chemical Engineer Ianhattan I A a beer t l s, T l S in 8: ly ic d Service for ly .s Bro IN . Hessel. , ' Dra ts an C Y .1 .ra v ' 17 C ,S?BLF I KE A hing yor like to le r sk pal El ' e Kern. erman 7Ba. etball A olleyball lu , junior Ari t inor 8: Major ervica Avwrd irst Honor, Ex- celle e' , Service for Mrs. H , M .. P ppel, Mrs. Malkin, ean's Office. s. M. M ji' ,K X x g eff Chemical Engineer Cooper Union DOROTHY KETTERER Tops 'em all. She's really hep. Poster Club, Newman Club, Awards in Accounting, Character, Typewriting, Major 8: Minor Serv- ice Awards, Biology, Art, First Aid, Service for Mr. Schonbrun, Mrs. Armbruster, Mr. Schankman. 1 Bookkeeper PATRICIA KEUNTJE Patti is our witty sprite, Whose ceaseless mirth will set you right. Swimming Club, Drum Corps, Spanish Club, Excellence in Char- acter, Minor, Major Service Awards, Service for Mrs. Hyman, Miss Light, Mrs. Gebhardt, Miss O'Gorman. Stenographer SYLVIA KIENER When she's a teacher, tell us where So we can send our children there. Orchestra, Scholarship, Poster, Ger- man Clubs, Speakers Bureau, Her- ald, Minor 8: Major Service Awards, Minor 8: Major Art, Minor 8: Major Music Awards, Junior 8: Senior Arista, Cleveland Circle, Subject Honors, Honor Roll, Excel- lence in Character, Attendance Award, Service for Mrs. Corson, Mrs. Marcellino, Mr. Reheuser, Miss Martin, Miss Brown, Miss Leahy, Mrs. Zucker, Mr. Schonbrun. Kindergarten Teacher New Paltz State Teachers' College 'M in ANNA KILCHESKI Because she's just, oh so sweet, To have her around is quite a treat. Minor Service Award, Service for Mr. Bernstein, Mrs. Kaufman, Mrs. Armbruster, Marshal. Secretary DAVID KINGSTON Dave lifts weights and hopes to find, Besides his arms it will build his mind. Newman Club, P.S.A.L. Award, Service in Mr. McCaifrey's Office. Police Department DAPHNE KIROU All the boys have formed a posse, They're out looking for our Dossie. Basketball, Volleyball, Spanish Clubs, Minor 8: Major Service Awards, Class Numerals, Science Awards, Marshal, Service in Li- brary, for Health Education Office, Table Captain. Teacher Queens College MARION KLOS Sparkling smile, laughing eyes, She's one whom we all idol-eyes. Swimming, Volleyball Clubs, Major 8: Minor Service Awards, Class Numerals, Major C, Tournament Awards, Accounting, Typing, Hon- or Roll, Service for Mr. Stone, Nlrs. Herman, Miss Robinson, Miss Rundquist, Marshal, Mrs. Harr, Program Committee, Miss Martin, Class President. Accountant VERONICA KNAUS Bonnie Knaus fpronounce the Ki Has smiles of sunshine to Hll the day. Do Re Mi, German, Newman, Law, Badminton Clubs, Minor 8: Major Service Awards, Sten Award, junior 8: Senid! Arista, German, Science 8: English Awards, Service Marshal, Secretary for Mr. Bernstein, Miss Fink, Miss Baurle, Miss Savarese, Mr. Meany. Private Secretary JOSEPH KOESTNER We hope he will he as good a teach- er as he was a student. Latin Club, Swimming Team, P.S.A.L. Awards, Letter for Swim- ming, Major Service Award, Serv- ice for Mr. Boylan, Mr. Hessel, Miss Leahy, Mr. Singer, Mrs. Reicher, Mr. McArdle, Table Cap- tain. Teacher Long Island University 43 PATRICIA KOLLENBAUM With Pat on the force 1'll he a saint, She'll send me to jail if I ain't. Minor Service Award, Attendance Award, Service Marshal in Teach- ers' Cafeteria. Policewoman CAROL ANN KOPSAY Carol's breathless, in a whirl- 'Cause she's such a lousy girl. Herald, Playshop, Newman Club, Assistant Editor of Log, Minor 8: Major Service Awards, Excellence in Character, Subject Honors, Serv- ice for Mrs. Harries, Mr. Kanfer, Senior Chorus, All-City H. S. Chorus, Leading Role in Sweet- hearts. Psychologist Queens HELEN KRAFINSKI Very pretty, very gay, Likealale in every way. Newman Club, Minor 8: Major Service Awards, Volleyball Award, Class Service, Secretary, Clerical Work, G.O. Representative. Secretary DIANA KRISCHE Here's the gal who's liked 'round town, The gal we know won't let you down. Fife 8: Drum Corps, Swimming Club, Mr. Davis' Chorus, Minor Award in Service, Minor Award in Fife 8: Drum Corps, Marshal, Serv- ice for Mrs. Pogul, Junior Chorus, Students' Cafeteria, Mr. Davis, Teachers' Cafeteria. Secretary ROBERT KUBIAK A mechanic wants to he Kuhiak, Skill in his field he does not lack. Rifle Club, Service for Mr. Mc- Ardle, Marshal. Mechanic GEORGE KUDZMA He's real George! P.S.A.L. Medal, Service for Li- brary, Health Ed. Dept. 44 LEO KUMP Leo is this hoy's name, We all know he'll rise to fame. German Club, Rifle Club, Mathe- matics, Art Awards, Honor Roll, Service for Mrs. Wehrmann, Mrs. Reicher, Mr. Hessel, Mrs. Cassidy, Senior Arista. THOMAS LAGERMAN Small as this boy may be, we are all sure he'll make his mark in the world. Service in Bio. Prep. Room. Air Force ANDREW LANG In Cleveland Andy made many a friend, Through life he'll continue to this end. Service for Mrs. Reicher, Mr. Dris- coll, Mr. Taub. GEORGE LAN V951 'Ny To be Arista le eans impu- agrwaughf P Xsglldent cour Spanish Club C s Club, l- Orc leveland Circle, G.O. Co n Log Staff Minor Service Award History Attendance, Chem, Spanish Regents Math, English, Honor Roll Awards, Service Or- chestra, Miss Brown. ify. , ut e wou u i .: 1 f . ' 5 ,,,,, , , ars 'p Club nior 8: Senior Arista, - I 7 Y . 7 Y i Business Queens College ELEANOR LAPINSKA Of all charms she does possess, The hest of all is friendliness. Newman Club, Minor 8: Major Service Awards, Attendance, First Aid Awards, Service for Miss Keyes, Mrs. Schneck, Miss Leahy, Mrs. Paul. Bookkeeper RAYMOND LAUER Ray, they say, knows money ain't hay, To find this stuff we hope Ray discovers the way. Service for Mr. Thom, Mr. Wie- gand, Rifle Team, Major Award. THOMAS LEARY This boy called Tom Leary ls always feeling very cheery. Service for Mrs. Wiegand, Mr. Taub, Rilie Award. ELIZABETH LEHR Betty appears so sweet and pure, Marriage for her is really sure. Do Re Mi, German, Law, Martin Luther, Life Saving Clubs, Ger- man, Basketball, Minor Service Awards, Service for Program Ofhce, Mr. Schonbrun, Miss Savarese, Marshal. Stenographer NICHOLAS LEHR As class baby he was voted, As an engineer he'll be noted. Scholarship, German, Martin Lu- ther Clubs, Junior Arista, Senior Arista, Boys' Student Court, Service for Health Education, Minor Serv- ice Award, G.O. Oilice. Mechanical Engineer C.C.N.Y. ROBERT LENNON Bob's a man who makes it plain, That law and order are very sane! Service in Cafeteria, Library, Boys' Service Squad. Aviation RONALD LETWINES It is no shock to us that Ronald gets a charge out of electricity. Swimming Team, Major Letter, Service Squad, Mr. McArdle, Marshal. Electrician EDNA MAE LINK She's merry, she's sweet, Her smile is a treat. Newman, German Clubs, Minor Service Award, Service for Miss Milone, Mrs. Chandesh, Mr. Pfan- nebecker, Marshal, Cafeteria. Teacher VIRGINIA LIPINSKY Studious, ambitious, and such, There's a girl who's admired much. Martin Luther Club, Junior Cho- rus, Scholarship Club, Girls' Cho- rus, Playshop, Spanish Club, Latin Club, Major 8: Minor Service Awards, junior 8: Senior Arista, Excellence in Character, Honor Roll, Science, Latin, Spanish, Civ- ics, Attendance Awards, Service in Dean's Oilice, Clerical-Mrs. Mal- kin, Mrs. Gosselin, Miss Gebhardt, Girls' Chorus, Mr. Davis. Teaching Wagner College WILLIAM LINZ In the Navy he will sink or swim. . . . Glub, Glub, Glub. Marshal. Navy ROSEMARIE LOHWASSER Debonair millionaire: Please beware of blonde hair. Newman, Basketball and Swimming Clubs, Junior Arista, Minor and Major Service Awards, Character Honor Roll, Honor Roll, Account- ing, First Aid, English and Science Awards, Poster Club, German Award, Pres. Roosevelt Club. Merchandising and Retailing Business School ANGELA LOIACONO Pretty dark eyes and hair to match, Attention, boys, a pleasing catch. Iunior Choms, Honor Roll, At- tendance, Service for Mr. Koral, Dr. Ryan, Mr. McDermott, Mr. Schankman. Private Secretary THERESA LOIACONO Terry's a gal who's loads of fun, She's well liked by everyone. Service for Miss Rabinowitz, Cafe- teria. Secretary ELEANOR LOMBARDI Her acquaintance is a pleasure, Her friendship is a treasure. Latin Club, Math, Sten Awards, Minor Service Award, Honor Card, Service for Mr. Gibbons, Mrs. Hyman, Hall Service. 45 VR. ELLEN JANE LONG From Ellen, Don is never far, For he's this cutie's Lochinvar. Newman Club, Volleyball, Do Re Mi, Swimming, Spanish, Law Clubs, Minor 8: Major Service Awards, Volleyball Award, Service for Mrs. Sinnott, Mrs. Paul, Miss Gebhardt. Airline Stewardess VERONICA TANNER Here's a girl with charm and man- ner, That's our pal Ronnie Tanner. Newman and Basketball Clubs, Mi- nor and Major Service Awards, Sten Contest, Honor Roll, Stenography and English Awards, Service in Program OHice, Miss Baurle's Office and Miss Fink's Office. Secretary ANITA LUICK Peals of laughter, shouts of cheer, Clues that say Anita's here. Poster, German, Basketball and Minor and Major Service Awards, Volleyball Clubs, Senior Chorus, Minor and Major Music Awards, Minor Art, Modern History Award, Service for Miss Brown, Mrs. Har- ries. Secretary PATRICIA LUPOLI A knock for her would he hard to write, For her faults, if any, are slight. Italian Club, Minor and Major Service Awards, Service for Miss Milone, Mr. Meany, Marshal. Miss Martin, Mrs. Schneck, Mrs. Pierce, Mrs. Schultz. Secretary DIANE MAGARIELLO Diane's cute, as she is small, But in spirit, she's fantastically tall. Italian Club, Subject Honors, Ex- cellence in Character, Major Serv- ice Award, Service for Mrs. Ross, Mrs. Schultz, M.iss Robinson, Mr. Schonbrun, Mr. Kitt. , Secretary ED D A . , No coll e s ready, A gineer l he our Eddie. 44151 l , vic rt r. Rabinowitz, Mrs. A Galla r, Miss Brown, Chorus, QM-A 1 Club, Ir. and Sr. Arista, I an ircle, Home Room f 'L Couaiw 46 IOSEPH MAIER I-Ie graduating he couldn't be gayer, ln leaving Cleveland he couldn't he sadder. Service for Mrs. Zucker, Mr. Taub, Home Boom Council. KRISTINA MAKULOWICZ A genial girl and rather smart, To he looth things is quite an art. Excellence in Character, Honor Boll, English, M.H., General Sci- ence Honors, Service fcr Mrs. Zucker, Marshal. - Secretary BARBARA MANDL To he with her is endless pleasure, She is the chairman's dearest treasure. Swimming Club, Girls' Chorus, Herald, Aqua Belles, Typing Award, Service in Herald and Eng- lish Offices. ANTHONY MANFREDO I-le will he a very civil engineer. Good Character Certificates, Service for Mr. Thom. Civil Engineer Manhattan YVONNE MANGEAT Yvonne's pretty face and good taste, Make her a credit to the human race. Badminton, Newman, Swimming, Lex Clubs, Junior and Senior Arista, Minor and Major Service Awards, Honor Roll, Pitman Con- test Certificate, Service for Miss Sass, G.O. Store, Marshal. Secretary ANTHONY MANNO An engineer he wants to he, We hope that is his destiny. Service for Mr. Taub, Miss Milone, Mrs. Tumin,. Mrs. Ratcliff, Mr. Boylan. Circolo Dante, Class Pres., Jr. and Sr. Arista. Iwo!! ,WMM EDWIN AR L Eddie is o h 1 deed, He c w ho ils w h i e . Clu a d' hemistry rtificates erv e f r. Mc- Caffrey, . y cSweeny, Mrs. Cha . Engineer Cooper Union ERNA MATHIESSEN Who the heck wants Turner? We'll take the hlonde known as Erna! Latin, Swimming Clubs, Chorus, Brigadoon, Finian's Rainbow, Minor and Major Service Awards, Minor and Major Music Letters, Service for Miss Dennis, Mr. Kitt, Miss Brown. Veterinarian Cornell CONSTANCE MATUSIAK A smiling, cheerful, happy face, There's no one who can take her place. ' Lex, Swimming, Newman Clubs, Accounting Award, Honor Roll, Service for Mr. Sokoloflf, Mrs. Dal- man, Marshal, Program Committee, Class President. Secretary THERESA MAZOL Always smiling, always gay, She's hound to find success some day. Latin and Badminton Clubs, Minor and Major Service Awards. TONY MAZZARELLA Tony is a handsome lad, Makes one girl happy, thousands sad. Dramatics Club, Baseball, Service for Weigand, Lunchroom, Marshal, Mr. McArdle. JOAN MCARTHUR ,loan a good secretary will he, Especially on the hoss' knee. Basketball Club, English-Speech, P.S.A.L. Awards, Service for Miss Sass, Miss McEntee, Mrs. Corson. Secretary X KATHLEEN MCCARTHY Timid and shy, small and sweet, A person all would love to meet. Newman and Commercial Law Clubs, Service for Miss Keyes, Mr. Nack, Mrs. Dalman, Mr. Lovin. Stenographer MARIE MCCRADE The girl who serves in the G.O. store, Wonder why boys huy more and more? Volleyball and Newman Clubs, Minor Service Award, Volleyball Award, Service for Class Monitor, Marshal in Cafeteria, G.O. store, Library. Accountant JOAN MCMAHON This little lass from the Emerald Isle, Has plenty of looks and a pleasing smile. P.S.A.L. Awards for Basketball and Volleyball, Numerals, Excellence in Character, Honor Roll, Minor and Major Service Awards, Service for Miss Brown, Mrs. Corson, Mr. Bernstein, Mrs. Ross. Stenographer CAIL MCPARTLAND Russet tresses, flashing smile, Florence Nightingale in disguise. Latin Club, Fife 8: Drum, Badmin- ton, Future Nurses', German, and Martin Luther Clubs, Major and Minor Service, Junior and Senior Arista, judge-Student Court, G.O. Office, Mr. Davis. Nurse Westchester School of Nursing ELIZABETH MCWADE In classes she has a voice so meek, That one can hardly hear her speak. Minor Service Award, Marshal. Nurse MARILYN MEISSNER lt's nice to he natural, when you're just naturally nice. Aqua-Belles, Do-Re-Mi, Newman, Poster, Volleyball, Playshop, Senior Chorus, Basketball, and Spanish Clubs, Minor and Major Service, Art C, Swimming C, Clerical, Homeroom, Pool Aid, Chorus, Proj- ect Performance. Kindergarten Teacher Queens College 47 ,-al -,f 5 W 1 ,1 Y J 4 uhaz -64.5 , 5,3 na, gf M W ,wyM,:,fQ fwwww jQMm M 42 Ely w frwiv ,eg V, , M, .W Jw Szwmq i '5??'5f4U1 95,13-WMM L ffw5A4iL2'vl 'wi sa..,.,'f W ,f ,www , 1: ' 1 f ,sb H ,, ,ww W--Q 4 Mawr' 'ffl - -Yr V 's 3 Q .4 fm dh ,v 1 ,MWQ ,M s Q . W5 HAROLD MERRICK Harold is a fashion plate, Especially when he's on a date. Orchestra, Dance Band, Major and Minor Music Letters, Minor Serv- ice Award. Drummer Manhattan College of Music DORIS MEYER Her lovely charm is complete, With just one word, and that one's sweet. Spanish, Law, Newman, Volleyball Clubs, Minor, Major Awards, Serv- ice for Mrs. Hyman, Miss Gebhardt, Miss Martin, Mrs. Schneck, Library, Miss Leahy, Mrs. Sinnott, Miss Sav ese. E, Accountant ARTHUR MEYERS Cleveland strives to keep its Arista soul, l wonder what is Arthur's goal? Scholarship Club, Junior Arista, Math Award, Speech Certificate, Honor Roll, Library Service. Engineer C.C.N,Y. WILLIAM MICHAL Ankles Aweighlu Service for Mr. McArdle, Mrs. Den- nis, and Mr. Lods. Navy ANNA MARIE MICALE For such a girl we could say, Her silence is as long as day. Italian, and Law Clubs, Chorus, Minor and Major Service Awards, Character and Attendance Awards, Speech Excellence Award, Service for Mrs. Cassidy, Mrs. Gosselin, Mrs. Lewin, Miss Milone, and Miss Sass, Marshal. Secretary JOAN MIGLIORATO Everybody's friend, everybody's pal, You just couldn't find a nicer gal. Volleyball, Playshop and Newman Clubs, Subject Honors, Character Honors, Service for Miss Milone, Mr. Kammin, and Miss Avelino. Teacher Queens 50 ',i- . - N Q ,E z., if CARLEEN MOELLER Once you've met our girl, Carleen, You know she's really on the beam. Martin Luther, German, Law and Volleyball Clubs, Sten Award, Jun- ior Arista, Service for Mrs. Sinnott, Miss Fink's Office, Service Squad. Private Secretary ALICE MOHAN Very sweet she always seems- She lives in the far-away land of dreams. Newman and Lex Clubs, Chorus, English Honor Cards, Service for Mr. Shankman, Mrs. Miller, Miss Keyes, and Mr. Meany. Secretary WILLIAM MOHR As a lover of sports, Bill enjoys basketball the most. Major Service Award, Service for Mr. McCaffrey, Marshal, Speech Clinic, Basketball Team. Health Education Teacher N.Y.U. LUCILLE MORREALE Whenever there's music and fun in the air, You'll End it because Lucy is there. Basketball and Volleyball Clubs, Typing Award, Class Numerals, At- tendance Award, Service for Mrs. Hyman, Miss Savarese, Marshal. Secretary JOE MORRIS An accordion player so very reet, He makes a girl's heart skip a beat. Baseball Team, Winner in Amateur Contests, Service in Library, Con- Cert. Architect HERBERT MORSCHER As fine as sherbet is our boy Herbert. German Club, Chorus, and Accor- dion Band, Mechanical Drawing Award, German Award, Minor and Major Service, English, Character Awards, Honor Roll, P.S.A.L. Award, Pres. of German Club, Service for Mrs. Neuhaus, Mrs. Wehrmann, Mr. Wiegand. Musician JOAN MORTON Joanie's smiles set the pace, Anytime, any place. Commercial Law Club, Minor and Major Service Award, Character Award, Service for Mrs. Wehr- mann, Miss Leahy. Registered Nurse EDWARD MULLER If you are choking on your vege- tables, blame me. 1 grow them. Rifle Club, P.S.A.L. Award, Gen- eral Science Award, Service for Art Ollice, Shop Service, School Art Service. Architect Long Island Agricultural and Technical Institute EMMA MULLER Happy-go-lucky and good-hearted too, Another girl who's never blue. Latin and Martin Luther Clubs, Fife and Drum Corps, Minor and Major Service Awards, Numerals for Basketball and Volleyball, Ma- jor and Minor C for Fife and Drum Corps, Service for Miss Den- nis, Mr. Davis, Miss Young. Home Economics Teacher JUDITH MULLER A knock for Judy, never mind, A more obliging gal is hard to find. Martin Luther Club, Minor Service Award, Service for Mrs. Lewin, Mr. Kanfer, Mr. Davis' Chorus. Secretary LIDI MULLER X This lady on Monday morn, Greets everyone with a great big yawn. Nurses', Latin, Swimming, and Playshop Clubs, Senior Chorus, Mi- nor and Major Service Awards, Basketball Letters, Volleyball, Mar- shal, Service for Miss Light. Registered Nurse Mount Sinai Hospital JEAN NEABORE Never cross and never mean, Smart as a whip, that's our Jean. Martin Luther, Badminton, Basket- ball and Spanish Clubs, Nurses' Aid, Cleveland Herald, Senior Arista, Class Numerals, Minor and Major Service Awards, English and Science Awards, Service for Miss Sinnott, Mr. Driscoll, Mr. Kanfer, Service Squad, Library Service. Journalist New York University MARILYN NEILSON Pert and neat, She's pretty sweet. Chorus, Service for Mr. Kanfer, Mr. Prendergast, Herald. HAROLD NEUMANN This lad will be a draftsman if he isn't drafted first. Rifle Club, P.S.A.L. Awards, Serv- ice for Mrs. Koral, Mr. Boylan, Marshal on Service Squad. Draftsman N. Y. Telephone Co., School ROSE NICHOLES ln class 'tis true, she's very meek, But on the outside can she speak. Italian Club, Major Art Award, Service for Mr. Sokoloff, Stenogra- phy and Typing, Marshal, Ac- counting Department Service. Oflice Worker HERBERT NICOLAI Herbert is a boy supreme, Most of the time he's in a dream. Service for Miss Brown, Chorus, Minor Service Award, Senior Cho- rus. JOAN NYMAN A girl whose seeking for knowledge will never stop, That's why Joan's always on top. Martin Luther, Poster, Swimming, Do-Re-Mi, Nursing, Rifle Clubs, Student Court, Junior and Senior Arista, Minor and Major Service Awards, Excellence in Character, Honor Roll, Typing, Stenography, Science, History, English, Service for Miss Fink, Miss Rabinowitz, Mr. Meany, Miss Baurle, and Library. Secretary Hunter EILEEN O'CONNOR Eileen is a fine and pretty lass, A worthy addition to our class. Latin, Basketball, Newman, Fife and Drum Corps, Service for At- tendance Oflice, for Mr. Gibbons, Mr. Schonbrun, Marshal, Excel- lence in Character, Major Service Awards. Nurse Syracuse 51 JAMES O'KANE ,limmy is Aan athlete fine, His talents really make him shine. Baseball, Major Letter, Service for Mr. Denzer. Armed Forces CAROLINE OLSLEWSKA A glance at her record and you can see, Success for her is hound to lae. junior Arista, Newman Club, Sen- ior Arista, Volleyball Club, Lex Club, Major and Minor Service Awards, Pitman Contest Certificate, Stenography Honor, Accounting, English, Modern History, Spanish and General Science Honors, At- tendance Award, Service for Mrs. Nagourney, Miss Keyes, Mrs. Schneck, Miss Fink, Miss Baurle, Marshal and Class President. Secretary MARGARET ORLANDO What a lovely place this would he, I f all the girls were as pretty as she. Girls' Chorus, Excellence in Char- acter Award, Service for Miss Ross, Mrs. Hyman, Miss Hawkins, Dr. Wierda. Private Secretary JAMES OSCAR His performance rates an Oscar. Service for Mr. Boylan, Mrs. Lods, Dr. Manz, Mrs. Harries, Mrs. Mal- kin, Mrs. Ratclilfe, Minor Award. Armed Forces LORRAINE OSTERMANN Hey diddle, diddle, the cat and the fiddle, Wherever there's fun, Lorrie's in the middle. Swimming Club, Volleyball Club, Senior Chorus, Minor and Major Service Awards, Numerals for Sports, Typing, Tournament Awards for Volleyball and Basketball, Serv- ice for Mr. Stone, Mrs. Herman, Miss Smith, Mrs. Cassidy, Marshal, Mrs. Harr, Program Committee. Accountant GERALDINE PACHECO Bahy of our Freshie Class, Bahy of our Senior Class. Spanish Club, Swimming Club and Law Club, Awards for English, Ac- counting and Minor Service Award, Service for Mr. Weldon, Mrs. Hy- man, Miss Sass, Marshal. Secretary 52 BARBARA PALEY Easy to look at, nice to know, She'll never have trouhle in catch- ing a beau. Volleyball Club, Minor Service Award, Honor Card, Excellence in Character, Subject Honors, Service for Miss Young, Miss Fink. Elementary School Teacher Brooklyn THOMAS PALLADINO Tom's a guy who'll never go awry. Service for Mrs. Reicher, Marshal, Mr. Taub, Mr. McArdle, Mr. Hogan. CORINNE PALM C Full of pep and svund That's why people lik fber so. -A' Italian and Lex Club., 'orFandL Minor Service Awds, a ar- 1 shal, Service rx c ram j'0fH'ice sg' i . V Miss Keyes, Mrs. e ' Mimcyiif lone, Mrs. Bruckner, c' l ass' President. ll, Y . ' f MARY PALUMBO A smiling cheerful and gay face, No one can take her place. Fife and Drum Corps, Minor Serv- ice for Minor Music Awards, Serv- ice in Attendance Office, Clerical. PATRICIA PALUMBO A very cool cat, That's our Pat. Minor Service Award, Service for Miss Rundquist, Mr. Meany, Miss Martin. Foundling Nurse N. Y. Foundling Home DOLORES PASSAILAIQUE Athletic, alert, full of vitality, Plus that supreme asset- personality. Senior Chorus, Fife and Drum Corps, Junior and Senior Leaders, Major and Minor Service Awards, Major C and Numerals, Service For Mr. Gabriel, Mr. Bernstein, Miss Rundquist, Miss Young, Mrs. Dris- coll, Miss Brown. Secretary ELAINE PAVLOVIC She's pretty, jolly, full of fun. Won't Farrell be the lucky one? Senior Chorus, Volleyball, Basket- ball and Newman Clubs, Orchestra, Minor and Major Service Awards, Service for Mr. Buck, Mrs. Paul, and Miss Walsh and Miss Brown, Class President, Amateur Contest. All city chorus. Secretary Business College PATRICIA PEPPEL One of those people who make the world a pleasant place. Nurses' Club, Newman Club, Mi- nor Award, Art Service, Chorus. Nurse KATHERINE PERVIN By being sweet, kind, and sincere, She will win new friends year by year. Spanish, Badminton, Martin Luth- er, Lex, Roosevelt Clubs, Awards in English, Accounting, Biology, Sci- ence, Speech, jr. Arista, Sr. Arista, Excellence in Character, Honor Roll, Minor and Major Service Awards, Service for Mr. Driscoll, Miss Baurle, Regents Recording Committee, Mr. McDermott, Li- brary. Secretary REINHARD PERZ We can't knock this fine lad, He's been so good and never bad. Table Captain, Dr. Rabinowitz, Mr. Boylan, Miss Leahy. LINDA PETERS A girl who's still and oh, so sweet, More like her we'd like to meet. German Club, Honor Roll, Minor Service Award, Excellence in Char- acter, Subject Honors, Service for English Oflice, Grade Advisor's Office. Teacher Concordia Collegiate Institute IRENE PETERSON Basketball, volleyball, that's her fame, We always link sports with her name. Swimming and Volleyball Clubs, Class Numerals, Cleveland C, Attendance Award, Honor Roll, Excellence in Character, Service for Mrs. Hyman, Mr. Kanfer, Mr. Prendergast, Marshal. Secretary .AKW HARRIET PETERSON Full of pep and push and G.O. That's why people like her so. Nurses', Jr. Leader, Latin, jr. Aris- ta, Sr. Arista Clubs, Numerals, Major Subject Honors, Excellence in Character, G.O. Secretary, G.O. President, Service for Miss Fink, Miss Brown, Pre-Session. Doctor Cornell PATRICIA PETTY Sweet is she at school, She always abides by the golden rule. Martin Luther, Volleyball Clubs, Awards in Spanish, General Sci- ence, Accounting, English, Modern History, Stenography, Honor Roll, Inspector, in Cafeteria, Miss Fink's Office. Secretary MARILYN PICCIANO Dark hair, dark eyes, Boy can she get the guys. Latin, Martin Luther, Junior Arista and Senior Arista Clubs, Minor and Major Service Awards, Honor Roll, Excellence in Character, Latin, Math, Service for Miss Fink, Miss Baurle, Attendance Oflice, Mr. Gib- bons, Mr. Hines. Secretary Pratt Institute MAR-IORIE PICKEL All we can say of Margie Piclocl, She's always true and never fickle. Fife and Drum Corps, Major Serv- ice Award, Minor Letter in Music, Marshal, Service for Mr. Pfenn- backer, Health Ed. Office, Library, Art Office. Physieian's Aid Mandle's School for Physicians Aides ELEANOR PINO Here's a girl who won't remain, For very long in one domain. Senior Chorus, junior Chorus, Mi- nor Service Award, Service for Miss O'Connor, Miss Hawkins, Marshal, Mrs. Dalman, Girls' Health Ed., Cafeteria, Mrs. Rabinowitz, Mrs. Leahy. Secretary PAMELA PLOESER Friendly, gay, lively, jolly, This girl's full of fun and folly. Badminton Club, Excellence in Character, Honors in Biology, Mi- nor Service Award, Service for Mrs. Harries, Cafeteria. Lab. Technician Queens 53 LAVERNE POIE Charm, poise and vitality, All add up to Laverne's personality. Businesswoman MARGUERITE POPP May her whole life be as her name implies. Martin Luther Club, Minor Service Award. HENRY PRAHL This boy is the most, To say the least! Service for Mr. McArdle, Mr. Davis. JOHN PRENDERGAST Iack's a pitcher on the beam, He plays ball for Cleveland's Indian team. Service for Miss Light, Miss Leahy, Mr. Stone, Mr. Taub, Baseball Team, Major Award. FILOMENA PROTO A girl with pep, vim, and fire, The sort of girl we all admire. Volleyball, jr. Leaders' Club, Span- ish, Cleveland Herald Clubs, Ex- cellence in Character, Honor-Nu- merals, Service for Cleveland Her- ald, Mrs. Corson, Tutor CItalianD, Mrs. Gallagher, Mrs. Cassidy, Miss Savarese. Undecided Queens PEGGY PRUDENTE She's so popular 'cause you see, She's as pretty as can be. Italian Club, Minor Service Award, Service for Math Ollice, Teacher's Cafeteria, Girls' Senior Guidance Room. Secretary 54 A aw ,list FW. J ll fir is ANNE RAIA Small and sweet, She's hard to beat. Newman Club, Italian Club, Lex Club, Minor and Major Service Awards. Service for Miss Milone, Mrs. Schultz, Mr. Schankman, Mr. Drew, Mrs. Chandesh, Mr. Goller, Miss Brown, Mrs. Riccardi. LAWRENCE RAPP Larry is clever and quiet, But sometimes he can start a riot. Service for Mrs. Miller, Table Cap- tain. Armed Forces GEORGE RATH Of an order to take all books home, He'll never be an instigator, George always kept his under the radiator. German, Chess, Scholarship Clubs, Awards in English, Mechanical Drawing, Math, Spanish, Chem- istry, Major Service Award, Honor Roll, Attendance, Service in Eng- lish Office. Personnel Advisor School of Industrial and Labor Relations, Cornell University JEAN RAUCH Fall off a ladder, or through a screen, You're sure to get to see our lean. Scholarship, Latin, Basketball, Vol- leyball, Martin Luther Clubs, Minor and Major Service Awards, junior and Senior Arista, Marshal, Service for Program Committee, Miss Light, Miss Fink, Miss Baurle, Class President, Sec., junior Arista. Nursing Flower Fifth Ave. Hospital MARIA REHFINGER Maria's indispensable, Silent and dependable. Volleyball Club, Minor and Major Service Awards, Numerals, PSAL Award, Basketball and Volleyball, Attendance, Honor Roll, Service in Program Office, Class Secretary, Mrs. Corson. Secretary THEO. RINGEL A member of the Service Squad and an admirer of girls, This grad's title should be chicken inspector. Service for Mr. McCaffrey, Mr. Koral, Mrs. Tumin, Mrs. Zucker, Dr. Ryan, Minor Service Award, German Club. JEANETTE RIZZO Her big brown eyes and winning grace, Set boys' hearts at a faster pace. Circolo Dante, Minor Service Award, Fife and Drum Corps, Service for Miss Milone, Health Education Office. Secretary ROBERT ROCKLEIN For the Rock, There is no Knock. Inspector, Service Squad, Captain. Engineering Brooklyn Polytech. DOROTHY ROESER Nothing bad to say about Dot, She's always ready and on the spot. Chorus, Do Re Mi Club, Major and Minor Service Awards, Major and Minor Music Letters, Excel- lence in Character, Honor Roll, Service for Miss Savarese, Miss Brown. Secretary EDDIE ROGERS A soccer player and a very Hne lad, When he scored in twenty, Mr. Singer was glad. Soccer Team, Stage-Crew Clubs, 3 Medals, 3 Major Letters, 2 Tro- phies, Marshal, Service for Mr. Singer, Mr. Drew. Police Department Queens ROBERT ROHMANN Here's a boy all the girls adore, He's a hit on any dance floor. Chorus, Cleveland Circle Clubs, Senior Arista, Minor and Major Service Awards, Service for Mr. Driscoll, Miss Leahy, Mr. Denzer. JAMES ROSSE He has always been safe and sane, We hope this virtue he'll always maintain. Major Service Award, P.S.A.L. Bronze Medal, Marshal, Cafeteria, Art Office, Service for Mrs. Cooney, Swimming Pool, Boys' Service Squad, Print Shop. Maintenance BENEDICT ROTOLO When in need of a curtain, drape or date, Call Bennie over to decorate. Mechanical Drawing, P.S.A.L. Medal Award, Service for Mrs. Cooney, Mr. Greenblatt, Mr. Mc- Ardle, Health Ed. Interior Decorator CISELA RULFS Our absolute word in sophistication. Cemian Club, Minor 8: Major Serv- ice Awards, Service for Mrs. Sin- nott, Mrs. Ross. Secretary Katherine Gibbs Secretarial DOROTHY RUMPEL Athletic, Alert, full of Vitality, Plus that supreme asset-Personality. junior Leaders', Poster, Basketball, Lex Clubs, Numerals, Poster Club, Letters, Service as C.O. Vice-Pres., Service for Mr. Bernstein, Mr. Meany, Mrs. Driscoll, Class Pres. Secretary CLAIRE RUSSELL She's sweet, petite, and very neat, A gal like this is hard to beat. Basketball, Volleyball, Dance, Jr. Leaders, Spanish Clubs, Math, Mi- nor 8: Major Service Awards, Class Numerals, Service for Mrs. Schultz, Mrs. Gallagher, Program Office. Laboratory Technician Wagner College VINCENT SADOWSKI He uld never bejseerlfjiecazase 5 he' ays'lQa'rgL U, t bv' ,I Se A rusf fgplarship, Cleve- land Log Staff .C bs, Min r r -h V ace, fb,tbgyevse.s.nfLf'htfil1it1lf Servi e for Miss Brown, Amplifica- tion Squad. Public Relations West Virginia Wesleyan RUDOLPH A. SALVO Rudy Salvo is on the beam, His wisecracks really make us scream. Circolo Dante, Chess Club, Schol- arship Club, Science and Math Cer- tificates, Honor Roll, Major and Minor Service Award, Service in Mr. McCaffrey's Office, Class Presi- dent. Attorney-at-Law Queens I 55 ! f.,,i, Q' 4. fi' qi W 'MQW v ,dx Ik Q Q . W- vb Q . f J Ag! Q F? Q-.s '53 M . 15 ' Z' J I :,: ' .. 6 hi 1 gp! l :rf 1 4 . A W ' QP' , R' Miki WMS 1 5 ...lj P-'a I if U, ,Q qv? M fi' BL . f '5- P,.L . f Mg 3' H 'HIFI i ,,f r I L. r 3 M , ' .J .,, ff, ,f , 1??: V 1y , . wwgf MK? 1 '-f FRED SANCHEZ Mirror, mirror, on the wall, Sanchez can't possibly be the fair- est of them all. Service for Mrs. Reicher, Mr. Taub, Mrs. Della Pietra, Mr. Schonbrun. MARGARET SANDMEYER Never a worry, never a care, Happy go lucky everywhere. Martin Luther, Playshop, Italian, Volleyball, Badminton Clubs, Minor and Major Service Awards, Service for Mrs. Schneck, Miss O'Gorman, Marshal. Bio-Chemist Brooklyn College MICHAEL SANSIVERO Mike's hair is thick, the girls adore him, But most of their beaus would like to floor him. Riiie Club, Major and Minor Serv- ice Awards, Service for Mr. Drew, Miss Milone, Mr. Kitt, Mrs. Chan- desh, Inspector. Artist Pratt Institute ADELE SAWICKI Although she seldom makes a sound, A nicer girl cannot be found. Swimming, Spanish and Newman Clubs, Italian Certificate, Excel- lence in Character, Marshal, Cafe- teria Service and Service for Mrs. Hyman. Teacher Miami University EILEEN SAX It's nice to be natural, When you're naturally nice. Newman Club, Volleyball Club, Excellence in Character, Subject Honors, Service for Mr. Schank- man, Mr. Kanfer. Secretary CAROL SCHAICI-I Oh what a picture this will be, Carol sitting on her boss' knee. Swimming Club, Service for Miss Sass, Mrs. Ross, Mrs. Hyman, Miss Savarese. Secretary 58 JAMES SCHANAHAN limmy, the girls' delight, Thinks to like them back, he has a perfect right. Service for Mrs. Cooney, Mr. Taub. lA!CUlJl.-Qfpx WARREN SCHERER We hope he shall hustle as much in life as he hustles to get on the bus. General Math Award, Service for Mr. Prendergast, Mrs. Zucker, Mrs. Ewing. Undecided CAROLE SCHILLING If talking could keep a girl alive, Carole could live to one hundred and Eve. Minor and Major Service Awards, Volleyball Award, Service for Mrs. Taub, Miss Hawkins. Secretary WILLIAM SCHIRMER William is a good actor and his greatest act is the act of graduation. Dramatic, Spanish Clubs, Finian's Rainbow Cast, Major Service, Cleveland Circle, Honor in Gen- eral Science, Algebra, Public Speak- ing, Honor Roll, Service in Grade Advisor's Office. V Chiropractor N. Y. Chiropractic Institute CAROL SCHLEICHER If only we knew more about this nice girl. Spanish, D0-Re-Mi, Swimming Clubs, Minor Service Award, Serv- ice for Miss Gebhardt, Mrs. Sinnott, Miss Savarese. Secretary VOLKER SCHMIDT Volker Schmidt made a hit wherever he went, ' May he all through life continue on this bent. Service for Mr. Hessel. JOHN SCHNAUFFER A finer lad you cannot find, He's got good looks and he's got a mind. Service for Miss O'Connor, Miss Brown, Dr. Ryan, Golf Award, Chorus, Baseball Major Letter. FRANK SCHNEIDER Frank Schneider sings, we once heard, V. We thought it was a wounded bird. Science Log, Play Shop, Martin Luther, Chorus, All City Chorus, Chorus Letters, Service Medal, Science Award, Character Citation, Service for Mr. Davis, Mrs. Cooney, Mrs. Lods, Leading part in Briga- cloon, Rio Rita, 'iSweethearts. Singer Manhattan School of Music ROSEMARY SCHNOOR Success will follow her all her days, Because of her smart and winning ways. Basketball, Volleyball and Badmin- ton Clubs, Latin Club, Senior Arista, N. Y. Classical Club Gold Medal in Latin, Honors in Latin, German, Math, English, Chemistry, Letters in Health Ed., Minor and Major Service Awards, Honor Roll, Excellence in Character, Inspector, Captain of Service Squad, Attend- ance Office, Service for Miss Baum- garten, Dr. Ryan. Physical Education Instructor Brockport GEORGE SEIBERT From 73 to Cleveland High, Now he's bound for R.P.l. Scholarship, Chess Clubs, Junior and Senior Arista, Judge-Boys' Stu- dent Court, Minor Service Award, Math, Chemistry, Mechanical Drawing, English Awards, Honor Roll, P.S.A.L. Medal, Service for Library, Miss Brown, Major Serv- ice Award, Mr. Meany, Mr. Kanfer. Aeronautical Engineer Rensselaer Polytechnical Institute ABIGAIL SEIZ Abigail is rarely in a rush, But how this quiet girl can blush. Honor Roll, Excellence in Charac- ter, First Aid Award, Service for Miss Keyes, Miss Rundquist, Mar- shal. Secretary WILHELMINA SIHLER She's very nice, she's very sweet, As a friend she can't be beat. German Club, English, Minor Art Award, Marshal, Service for Mr. Goller, Home Room. Secretary K . if THOMAS SIKORA Tom, tom, inspector boy, Is Cleveland's pride and joy. Service for Mr. Hessel, Mrs. Har- vey, Mr. McArdle, Mr. Schank- man, Mrs. Tumin, Honors and Awards, Junior Arista, Scholarship Club, Inspector. JAMES SINNOT In Cleveland he did Sin-not, And of friends made a lot. Service for Mr. Drew, Mr. Mc- Ardle, Mr. McNulty, Miss Leahy. MARION SLANINA Calm and quiet as a rule, ls it always or just in school? Fife and Drum Corps, Swimming, Newman and Lex Clubs, Honor Roll, Award for Attendance, Ex- cellence in Character, Service for Mr. Davis, Mrs. Hyman, Miss Kargus. Secretary MARILYN SLAPIKAS Never quiet, never still, Talk she must and talk she will. Volleyball, Newman, Scholarship Clubs, Minor Service Award, Sub- ject Honors, Honor Roll, Service for Miss Young, Mrs. Harries, Mr. Schonbrun, Mr. Kammin. Executive Secretary PETER SMITH Peter is a shocking boy. Newman Club, Service for Mr. McNulty, Mr. McCaffrey. Electrical Engineer THOM CZA Tom and i , 7' Pa 5 , N ip Clubs, jor i Awards, S or A ce, Mr. e, - r. iegan Mrs. I - Swee Math Depart nt. Y.U. Misty r I 59 PETER SOTTER Smith-Corona here I come. Attendance Award, Service for Mr. McCaffrey, Mr. Bowden. Typewriter Mechanic ROSE SPANG Here's a girl cute and sweet, When speaking, Rose can't be beat. Newman Club, Major Service Award, Subject Honors, Service for Attendance Office, Class Ollicers. Secretary GERALDINE SPARACIO A nicer girl is seldom seen, Than our classmate Geraldine. Latin Club, Service in the Program Ofiice, Mrs. Corson. Secretary EDITH SPOHRER If you search the whole world 'round, A nicer girl cannot be found. Newman and Law Clubs, Biology and Attendance Awards, Minor Service Award, Service for Mrs. Hyman, Miss Savarese. Secretary RICHARD STAATS Of success he will have lots, That's our prediction for Dick Staats. Marshal on Service Squad, Service for Miss Martin. Work in Office of Steamship Co. MARION STAHL A girl most fair with reddish hair, She makes the boys get up and stare. Senior Chorus, Science, Typing, Basketball and Volleyball Awards, Honors in Subjects, Service for Mr. Hines, Sten Service, Marshal. Nurse Wheaton-West Suburban Hospital, 'N Chicago 60 J MARY ANNE STAHURA l-lere's a girl who'll get her man, Lovely, cute! That's Mary Anne! Health Education Awards, Service for Mrs. Pogul, Miss Kargus, Dr. Kalvin, Mrs. Hyman, Miss Robin- son. Private Secretary WALTER STALLBOHM What we say about Walter can be summed up in the words of ,lackie Gleason, He's the greatest. Scholarship and Chess Clubs, Jun- ior Arista, Math, Chem and Physics Awards, Chief Justice of Student Court, Student Assistant of Math Office, Marshal in Cafe- teria, G.O. Office, Service in Health Education Department. HEDWIG STAUDACHER A sweet girl her classmates say, What better tribute can they pay? German Club, Awards in Biology, Modern History, Accounting, At- tendance, Honor Roll, Excellence in Character, Service for Miss Fink, Miss Baurle and Mrs. Schneck. Secretary or Bookkeeper JOSEPH STEFAN Our Mr. Stefan never gets stepped on. Service for Dr. Kalvin, Mrs. Reicher, Miss Leahy. CAROLYN STERN Pert and bouncey, always in a whirl, When does she tire, such a busy girl? Do-Re-Mi, Swimming and New- man Clubs, Senior Chorus, Senior Arista, All-City Chorus, Minor and Major Service Awards, Student Court, P.S.A.L. Award, Volleyball, Spanish Awards, Honor Roll, Ex- cellence in Character, Marshal, Service for Mrs. Cassidy, Mrs. Cos- selin, Mrs. Chandesh, Service Squad for Miss Fink, Miss Baurle, Class President, Leading Role in Sweethearts, and Amateur Con- test Winner. Secretary KATHLEEN STEVENS With Kathy graduating everything is even-Steven. Chorus, Major Service Award, Bas- ketball and Volleyball Awards, Service for Program Committee, Marshal, Class Secretary, Oflice Work, Board Monitor. N r-yum wi.- Llllb ACT! ITUQS The religious club for the Protestant students is the Martin Luther Club. The club was made up mostly of a younger group this year. However, the president is Senior Florence Climento. Many interesting speakers have been invited to various meetings this year. Among the topics covered were Martin Luther, The World Council of Churches, and the importance of religion to the youth of today. Other meetings featured bible quizzes, music, and a Christmas program. The supervisor is Mrs. Wiegand. The Menorah Club, Cleveland's religious group for Jewish students, has as its teacher-in-charge, Mrs. Lewin. At several meetings this year the club had speakers on current events, as they affect the newest democracy in the Near East, lsrael. Ethics and religion have been discussed at other meetings with a rabbi acting as moderator. The members have also viewed films on Judaism and the state of Israel. The members feel it is a rewarding experience to take part in the interesting activities provided by the club. The Senior members are Walter Grau CPresident,D Seena Dictenberg, Gene Weiss, Paul Taub, Neale Stock, and Marvin Grossman. The Newman Club, the religious organization for the Catholic students, tries to instill in its members the school's motto, Pro Deo Et Patriaf' The main event for the fall term was the annual Communion Breakfast. As usual, it was a huge success. lt was attended by 250 pupils and many teachers. The club's faculty advisers are Mrs. Cooney, Miss Smith and Dr. Manz. Many interesting meetings were had during the year. President is john Gemma. Vice-President is Nicholas Ugenti. The Cleveland Playshop is headed by Miss Leahy, Mrs. Fontana and Mr. Curran. Playshop tries to further interest in the theater and also aims to develop acting techniques in its members. In October, a model meeting was presented in the auditorium, which was under Mr. Curran's direction. It included some of the term's highlight performances. This was presented again on Parents' Night. As a Christmas production it offered Silent Night, the story of Franz Gruber. The Senior members are Caroline Budronis, Carole Kopsay, Seena Dictenberg CPresident,D Sylvia Kiener, Bill Schirmer, and Ida Mary Wray. The Spanish Club is conducted by Mrs. Gallagher. Besides discussing the customs of our Latin-American neighbors at meetings, the members sometimes spend a Saturday afternoon viewing a Spanish movie and afterwards enjoy a delicious Spanish meal. At every meeting there is always some time devoted to playing Spanish records. President is Gene Weiss. 61 The Circolo Dante Alighieri, otherwise known as the Italian Club, is under the alternate supervision of Mrs. Riccardi and Miss Milone. The main goal of the club is toigive its members some idea of the numerous contributions of Italy to the world of culture. Two programs this year consisted of Italian music, both modern and traditional, with community singing. Another meeting was devoted to an educational quiz with audience participation. The fall term's activi- ties were ended with a huge pizza party. The aim of the Latin Cluh is to further interest in the language and appreci- ate the bearing that the language has upon modern day life. The Senior officers of the club are Eleanor Binnebosel CFirst Consul,D Gail McPartland CScriba,D and Elizabeth Gross CCensorD. The club director is Miss Light. Programs this year include contests, debates, and singing of Latin songs. Der Deutsche ,lugendri-ng, or German Club, which aims to arouse interest in the German language and the German people, is directed by Mrs. Wehrmann, Mrs. Pappel and Mrs. Zuker. It had numerous activities this year. The members saw German movies, took long hikes, played German games, learned folk dances and viewed slides of Germany. The club also held its annual party. This year the club was proud to have many Senior members. The Do-Re-Mi Cluh, whose faculty adviser is Miss O'Connor, is quite social-minded. It has a party when it is each member's birthday. Also this year a trip to hear a concert at Town Hall was staged. Members are interested in all musical programs, both on radio and on television. The Poster Cluh is under the supervision of Miss Martin. Evidences of the club's work can be seen all over the school. This club furnishes all the signs for the school. It makes the posters at Easter and at Christmas to decorate the halls, the cafeteria and the oflices. It also makes other signs to advertise all school projects such as basketball games and dances. The members also compete for prizes in various poster contests. The junior Red Cross Cluh is headed by Mrs. Wiegand. The motto of the club is, Action. The club stresses active participation in helping others. Besides stimulating brotherhood and understanding among the members, a lot of fine work is done. The director of The Theodore Roosevelt Cluh is Dr. Ryan. The objectives of the club are to promote high ideals, to stress the Golden Rule, to train youth for leadership, to become active, good citizens and to train the members in the fine art of debate and public speaking. A medallion is awarded at graduation to the boy or girl who achieves high scholarship, outstanding school service and high character marks. 62 Tlze Town Meeting Club, under the able leadership of Mrs. Paul, has engaged in two major projects this year. The first is participation in the Queens Boroughwide Discussion on the issues of the November election. The other one is participation in a city-wide U.N. project in which students from all the city's schools have panel discussions on underdeveloped areas, the cold war and other topics of equal importance. The Lex Club, under the supervision of Mr. Soltolofif, devotes its time to the discussion and evaluation of different phases of law. It has presented an assembly program dealing with the laws learned in a Commercial Law class. This club endeavors to teach its members how to think clearly and concretely. It hopes to teach them how to avoid unnecessary litigations. It also attempts to convey to the members a proper code of ethics in social and business relation- ships. The club consists mostly of Seniors. SEENA Dic'rizNizuac: '55 6' ,xg 445, -1 63 X J? fy!-1,,,guw WMA: s LEE STEWART No one can nicer be, Than our boy Lee. Chorus, M.D. Award, Service for Mrs. Cooney. PHYLLIS STILES She's just like dessert-mighty fine. Martin Luther Club, Three Terms. DOLORES ST. JOHN Lots of charm, a fetching look, Our gal Dee fills the book. Jr. Leader, Scholarship, Basketball, Volleyball, Badminton Clubs, Hon- or Roll, Cleveland C, Numerals, St. Gaudens Medal, jr. Leaders' Award, Basketball Award, Service for Class Secretary, Speech Depart- ment, Health Ed. , Interior Designer - V f Pratt Institute , ' IU - 'TQE E'STOCK,l , Th eaqnesi :wipe of our boy Stock, 1 tb be called, not Neale, but K Y r1Doc.n . Ir S ship, Cleveland Herald, Me- norah lub, Golf Team, Cleveland Log, I nior and Senior Arista, Honor Roll, Minor and Major Service Awards, P.S.A.L. Medal, Minor and Major Golf Letters, Stu- dent Court Judge, Math, Chem, Bio, English, Spanish and History Awards, Service for Library, Chem Lab, Service Squad, Mr. Koral, Mrs. Lods, Mr. Stone, Mr. Boylan, Herald Oflice. Veterinarian Cornell PAULA STOLZ If you should feel a little poke, 1t's Paula asking for a joke. Badminton Club, Minor and Major Service Award, Service as Marshal, Service for Miss Leahy, Mr. Kanfer. JOAN STRAHSBURGER These sparkling eyes and brunette curls, Make little boys chase little girls. Poster, Do-Re-Mi Clubs, Jr. Arista, Minor and Major Service Awards, Accounting, Biology Awards, Honor Roll, Service for Mrs. Nagoumey, ecretary for Poster Club, Service Service for Mr. Gabriel. Q, Accountant W 64 ' 1 PETER STROBEL . Blond, good looking Pete, Always has the girls at his feet. Swimming Team, Service for Miss O'Connor, Mr. McArdle, Marshal. ANNA MARIE STURN Brains, beauty, seldom combined. H ere's the girl with both you'll find. Poster, Latin, 1- Town Meeting, Swimming, Seriior ,Life Saving Club, Aqu Belle, Subject Honors, Junior, Se or Arista, Honor Roll, Senior Lif Saver, Service for Li- br ' u E 50556, 'College R pr s t , Marshal Loggi-lerald. l ' echnician Adelphi RUTH ANN STUTZBACH A helping hand, ready to lend, Pretty, sweet, everyone's friend. junior and Senior Arista, Swim- ming, Spanish and Basketball Clubs, Head Majorette of the Fife and Drum Corps, Minor and Major Service Awards, Numerals, Minor and Major C, Minor C for Sports, Service for Miss O'Gorman. Model BARBARA SULKA Whether we look or 'whether we listen, She's always ready to put in what's missin'. Spanish Club, Minor Service Award, Biology Award, Service for Mrs. Zucker, Mrs. Harries. Journalist Queens College RAYMOND SULLIVAN He may be New York's Finest Newman Club, Service for Mr. McCaifrey's Office, Dr. Kalvin, Mr. Boylan. Police Department BARBARA SWEDE Though seldom guilty of a prank, Among the quiet you hardly rank. Town Meeting, All-City Chorus, Senior Chorus, Orchestra, Speak- ers' Bureau, Martin Luther and Spanish Clubs, Minor and Major Service Awards, Honor Roll, Char- acter Honor Roll, Honors in Sub- jects, Amateur Contest Winner, Spanish Award, Finian's Rain- bow, Contess Maritzaf' Leading Part in Sweethearts, Minor and Major Music C, Service for Miss Savarese, Miss Brown, Mr. Davis, Miss Fink's Office. Teacher AUDREY TALAREK Down Cleveland Corridors Boom Boom Claclz, That's not thunder, it's Talarek. Lex and Basketball Clubs, Numer- als, Sten Regents Award, Minor Service Award, Service for Mr. Gabriel, Mr. Sokoloif, Marshal, Service in Teachers Cafeteria. Secretary PAUL TAUB The I-Ierald's loss, and a loss to all, Cleveland floses editor Paul. Menorah Club, Editor-in-Chief of Herald, Current Events Club, Chess Club, Ir. Arista, Scholarship Club, Speakers' 'Bureau, Town Meeting, Editor-in-Chief of Cleveland Log, Major Service Award, Judge of Student Court, Circle, Honor Roll, Minor Service Award, Service for Herald, Chemistry, Prep Room. Aeronautical Engineering Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute MARGARET TAYLOR Lovahle, laughable, full of fun, Voted Most Popular hy everyone. Chorus, Fife and Drum Corps, Play-Shop, Major Letters, Minor Letters, Class Numerals, Major and Minor Service Awards, Service for Mr. Denzer, Cafeteria, Class Olhcer, Leading Part in Finian's Rain- bow. Dancer DORIAN THORN Cute, vivacious, especially nice, lust the right mixture of sugar and spice. Scholarship and Swimming Clubs, Chorus, Math Award, Water Safe- ty Aid, Minor Service Award, Iun- ior and Senior Life Saving, Swim- ming C, Numerals, Service for Miss O'Gorman, Chorus. Secretary ELIZABETH TSCHERNE Heres' a combo that's mighty rare, A slender form and face so fair. Newman, Law, German and Poster Clubs, Major and Minor Service Awards, Sten., German, Science and English Certificates, Service for Miss Kargus, Miss Savarese, Mrs. Cassidy, Mr. Bernstein, Marshal. Private Secretary PAUL TSCHINKEL Paul should sing solo Cthat nobody can hear him.j German Club, Chorus, Rifle Club, P.S.A.L. Award, Iunior Arista, Math. Certificate, Character Certi- ficate, Service for Mr. McArdle, Mrs. Cooney, Mr. Taub. ,--.vu- '-,,, ,I ,, , '1 L my Q Q tk AL UETTWILLER Why do today what you can put off until tomorrow? Spanish Club, Service for Health Ed. Department. Truck Driver N ICI-IOLA6 UGENTI N kky, couldn't stand the iff-I ad to g three and a hal . , . ' erv 'efg Miss' ' Mr ', ey, MW nowi , erv- a , 'Sci1infc!Eag, ew- ' matj , Aristaf V! JEAN VATTER Calm and quiet as a rule, Is it always or only in school? Martin Luther, Latin and Badmin- ton Clubs, Minor Service Award, Music Letter C, Service in Medi- cal Room, Secretarial Work. Nurse St. ,lohn's School of Nursing JOAN VECCHIONE Small, petite, nice and sweet, Lots of fun-few can compete. Italian Club, Play-Shop, Volleyball Club, Junior and Senior Arista, Subject Honors, Minor and Major Service Awards, Honor Roll, Ex- cellence in Character, Service for Miss Savarese, Mr. Kanfer, G.O. Store, Accounting Tutor. Legal Secretary C.C.N.Y. ROBERT VECCHIONE Better late than never. Award in Plane Geometry, Marshal. Engineer Brooklyn Polytech. MANFRED VERDERBER The first part of his given name is Man and man with us he can't be heat. German Club, Minor and Major Service Award, Junior Arista, Hon- or Roll, P.S.A.L. Award, Excellence in Character, Service for Mrs. Neu- haus, Mrs. Zucker, Health Ed. De- partment. Aeronautical Engineer N.Y.U. ' Picture and biography of Vwlfiica Tanner appear on page 40. .' I 65 UI' PALMA VERDIRAME Her friendly smile, and sparkling eyes, She's made to order for all the guys. Swimming Club, Swimming C, Honor Roll, Pool Aid, Jr. and Sr. Life-Saving Award, Minor Service Award, Character Honor Roll, Eng- lish Award, Service for Miss O'Cor- man, Stenography Dept. Court or Legal Stenographer Queens College THOMAS VIETEN A good fellow to have around, A better friend could not be found. Rifle Club. Auto Mechanic LOUIS VISCOMI A hearty laugh, a slap on the back, That's our Louie, what a wack. P.S.A.L. Medal, Honor Roll, Cen- eral Science Certificate, Service for Library, Miss Milone. Law N.Y.U. LYDIA VOGEL High marks, terrific voice, As a singer she is our choice. All City High School Chorus, Sen- ior Chorus, Minor and Major Music Award, German and Spanish Clubs, Junior and Senior Arista, Minor and Major Service Awards, Excel- lence in Character, Subject Honors, Numerals and P.S.A.L. Awards, Service for Miss Fink, Miss Baurle, Library, Miss Savarese, Mrs. Chan- desh, Mr. Seiband. Linguist RITA WALLINC Her music is her life and joy, But wait till she meets the right boy. Orchestra, All City High School Orchestra, Service for Miss Brown. Teacher Queens College RUTH WALLING Sweet and neat, she's a treat, A swell girl that's hard to beat. Spanish Club, Orchestra, Service for Miss Brown Minor Service Award. Brooklyn Methodist ,,s,'- f - ' as . is Wk 'MY' ANNAMARIE WEBER Lovable, laughable, full of fun, One in a million, she outshines the sun. Orchestra, Ir. Leaders', Scholarship Club, 'Spanish Club, Advanced Basketball Club, Accordion Band, Minor and Major Service Awards, Ir. Arista-Girl Leader, Senior Arista- Program Oflice, Service for Miss Fink, Class President. Secretary Pace College DARWIN WEBER As president of room 108, A better choice could not have been made. Chorus Countess Maritzaf' Rifle C'ub, Minor Service Award, Excel- lence in Character, P.S.A.L. Award, Honor Roll, Service for Mr. Taub, Mr. Schonbrun, Mr. Wiegand. joumalism Columbia HERBERT WEDERMAN So quiet you don't know he's around. P.S.A.L. Award, Mechanical Draw- ing Certificate, Service for Mr. Driscoll, Cafeteria. JANET WEIDMAN Every comp. this girl has done, A Pulitzer it should have won. Spanish, Law and Newman Clubs, junior Chorus, Honor Roll, Stenog- raphy and Typing, Science and English Awards, Service for Pro- gram Oliice and Service Squad. Secretary RONALD WEISBROD Ronny will never tell you a lie, l-le's an honest truthful guy. Service for Miss Leahy, Track Team. EUGENE WEISS Gene some day a lawyer will be, But l'll behave, so he won't have to defend me. Pres. Spanish Club, Law, Menorah and Scholarship Clubs, Swimming Team, Senior Arista, Biology, Eng- lish, Speech and History Awards, Service and Character Awards, Honor Roll, President of C.O., Stu- dent Court, Senior Chorus, Vice- Pres. C.O. Class College Repre- sentative, Service for Mr. Davis, Miss Brown Clev nd Herald, ssistant dit r of ook. A X ueens M 'EX Nurse N5 l icia Service , Q Q 66 MARGOT WEISS Margot is a quiet lass, 1t's hard to tell when she's in class. Swimming and Volleyball, Basket- ball Clubs, Minor Service Award, Numerals, Volleyball Award, Serv- ice for Bio. Lab, Service in Dean's Oilice, Marshal. Kennel Manager CAROL WEISENBERGER Tweedle-dee-dee Tweedle-dee-dum, Carol's tops on the Fife and Drum. Latin Club, Fife and Drum Corps, Minor Service Award, Numerals, Subject Awards, Excellence in Char- acter, Major Service Award, Minor and Major Awards for Music, Serv- ice for Mr. Davis, Mrs. Corson, Miss Gold. Nurse MARGARET WENZ I could use adjectives nice and large, But they couldn't do justice to our Marge. Fife and Drum Corps, Martin Lu- ther and German Clubs, Major Letter in Music. Service for Miss Savarese, Fife and Drum Corps. Secretary GLORIA WESTLEY Smiling, cheerful, always depend- able, Nothing about her that's not com- mendable. Basketball, Volleyball, Swimming, Dramatics, Do-Re-Mi, Scholarship and Nurses' Clubs, Senior Chorus, Minor and Major Service Award, Service in Library, Dean's Service Squad, Class President and Class Secretary. Dietitian Albright College PAUL WHITSON They come no finer than this boy, His character makes him a joy! Service for Dr. Ryan and Miss Miller. WALTER WICHERN Cleveland's loss, N.Y.U.'s gain. Chess Club, Math Awards, Service for Mrs. Zucker, Math Oflice. Certified Public Accountant New York University WILLIAM WIDER If at first you don't succeed, Try, try again. Newman Club, Service for Mrs. Lewin, Miss Curtiss, Mr. Denzer, Mr. McCaffrey. Photographer CAROL WIEGMANN Easy to look at, swell to know, Carol has no trouble getting a beau. Marshal, Service in Medical Room. Secretary RAYMOND WILLIAMS A handsome fellow is this Ray, He makes a girl's life very gayl Junior Arista, Debating and Town Meeting Clubs, Home Room Coun- cil, Boy Leader-Junior Arista, Serv- ice for Miss Pierce, Mr. Driscoll, Cafeteria Service, Marshal. Teacher, Physical Education New York University BERNICE WINTERS Bernie's got a tiny nose, Big brown eyes and snappy clothes. Basketball and Volleyball Clubs, Gemian, Do-Re-Mi, Fife and Drum Corps, Minor and Major Service Awards, Gym Numerals, Music Letters. MARGARET WI'I'I'E A sparkling eye, a light step, Here's a girl with lots of pep. Do-Re-Mi and Martin Luther Clubs, Home Room Council, Minor and Major Service Awards, Numerals, Honor Roll, Service for Mrs. Gos- selin, Miss Savarese, Mr. Drew, Mrs. Welfrmann, Miss Kargus, Marshal. Secretary KENNETH WOHST Kenny is fairly quiet, But he's just as able to start a riot. Service for Mrs. Zucker and Mr. Driscoll, Program OH-ice, Table Captain. Accounta St. rf 67 1 ., h rm, WV -r If ONAL W R FF V6-1' 6 -Q To se s ss f this engineer Service o r. Clfndesh m ouncll kia vvoon 5 , IS. P. 'Ch V5 135-vtrulflmf I 0 When you ve gf0 4 'VlGl WOO, 1 ' This above all, to thine own fife be true. Poster, Do-Re-Mi Clubs, Fife and Drum Corps, junior and Senior Arista, Major Service Award, Mi- nor C for Poster Club, Fife and Drum Minor C, Fife Sergeant, Service for Mrs. Cosselin, Service Squad, Service for Fife and Drum Corps. journalist ANITA WORONTZOFF Blonde hair, hazel eyes, She makes a hit with all the guys. Playshop and Volleyball Clubs, Honor Roll, Excellence in Charac- ter, Sten Award, Service for MI- Prendergast, Miss Rabinowitz. Secretary IDA MARY WRAY She sings, she's lively and always gay: That's our pal, Ida Wray. junior and Senior Arista, Scholar- ship, Martin Luther, Latin, Ger- man, Town Meeting, Volleyball Clubs, Herald Staff, Orchestra, Sen- ior Chorus, Speakers' Bureau, All- City H.S. Orchestra, Major Service Award, Program Committee, Serv- ice for Mrs. Gosselin, Miss Brown and Miss Light, Marshal, New York Philharmonic Scholarship, and Lead- ing Part in Sweethearts Music Teacher State University at Potsdam JOHN WUNSCH When l'm in trouble and need some cheers, 1'll come to John for my Hrst beers. Service for Mr. Boylan, Mrs. Lods, Miss Dennis, Miss O'Connor, Mr. McNulty, Mrs. Miller, Mr. Wel- don, Mr. Taub, Newman Club. Bartender lf! v lit la at 68 mm - it s Q tak it farms . .sw f S ,,,,.: I 1 ,5- E fgfia. . Q. is lx ,ws 5 ix We F' 'xxx . - ,I-EEE, pm W . M 7 CAROLINE ZABRANSKY She's not quiet, nor is she grim, ,lust hlled with laughter to the bri . Swimming Club, Roosevelt Chit, Minor Service Award, Martin Lu- ther Club, Service in the Attend- ance Office, Service for Mrs. Coo- ney, Marshal in Hall, Commercial Law Club, Herald Staff, Service for Mr. Prendergast. Q Bookkeeper and Secretary Business School KENNETH ZAUN As innocent as a fawn when he came here, Mr. Zaun, now leaves Cleveland with a tear. Service for Mr. Reheuser, Miss Leahy, Mr. McArdle. HELEN ZOLLER About our Helen we want to tell, In all the sports she does excel. Scholarship and Spanish Clubs, Mi- nor and Major Service Awards, Honor Roll, Excellence in Character, Service for Mr. Kitt, Mrs. Driscoll, 'Mrs. Lods, Program Committee. Health Ed. Teacher A 1 I St. ,lohn's College VERONICA ZOLNOWSKI Ronnie is a clever lass, She's bound to go to the head of the class. Newman, Volleyball, Latin and Scholarship Clubs, Minor and Ma- jor Service Awards, P.S.A.L. Award for Volleyball and Basketball, Nu- merals, Honor Roll, Subject Awards, Excellence in Character, Service for Miss Marcellino, Mr. O'Con- nell, Miss Leahy, Marshal, Service for Miss Cebhardt, and in Cafeteria. Nurse Queens RICHARD ZWIPP From A to Zwipp, Last but not least. National Rifle Association, Service for Mr. Hessel. 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They boast a 26 game winning streak, not having been beaten since 1952 and their mark this season was 13 wins, no losses. Individual honors were gained by Bubi Herink and Lou Karbeiner, both named to the All City team. Ed Rogers set a team record, scoring in 20 consecutive games before being stopped by Jamaica. The Indians captured the Queens title when they rolled over highly touted Forest Hills 4-0. Strong competition was then encountered in the playoffs. A determined Compers team was edged 1-0 in a hard fought, closely contested battle in the semi-finals. On rain soaked Madison field the Indians met and vanquished Lafayette High, again by a 1-0 count. Bubi Herink's fifteen yard boot, midway in the second half, returned the coveted championship trophy to Dr. Tonsor's office. It was a team effort all the way and being missed next season will be, Lou Karbeiner, Ed Rogers, Pete Bender, Ted Jaeger, Werner Lackner, and George Faeth. But as always Mr. Singer can be counted on to come up with another great team, one that will be strong contenders for a third straight crown. Special tribute should be awarded this coach, who, by his skillful guidance down through the years, has made soccer synonymous with Grover Cleveland. BASEBALL Baseball has been one of Cleveland's fortes on the field of athletic endeavor. The ball team is usually at least a strong contender for divisional honors and haiilone what no other school has, won the City Championship two years in succ ssion in 1945 and '46. Last year was somewhat of an exception, however. They badly felt the loss of such stars as Dicky Pray and Ed Mathes, now minor leaguers, and had a mediocre 6-won 6-lost record. This did earn them third place, though. Many of last year's team are back and, with a season tucked away, should again place Cleveland in a contending position. After this spring, Mr. Denzer will have to replace seniors Pete Lutus, Jack Prendergast, Jimmy O'Kane, Bobby Iacullo, Mortie Weinberg, John Schnaufer, and Bon Jasinsky. BASKETBALL Mr. Stone's second year at the helm has been one of the most successful a Cleveland quintet has known in recent years. With one game remaining, they are in third place with an 8-5 league mark. A playoff berth, from which they are now eliminated, was seen at the beginning of the season, as the Indians captured their first three league encoun- ters, beating Edison 68-44, Bayside 57-55, and Long Island City 47-43. But they then cooled off and dropped three straight: to Newtown 77-67, Forest Hills 60-50, and league champion Bryant 62-52. They have been running hot and cold ever since, topping Flushing 54-39, Edison 67-38, dropping a 62-52 en- counter with Bayside, then beating Newtown 68-56 and Long Island City 66-62 wand dropping another contest to Bryant 56-53. In their last game to date, they avenged an earlier setback by topping Forest Hills 75-68. I Only one man, Pray Paprocky, will be missed next season, but losing Paprocky, second high scorer in Queens, will leave a hiatus coach Stone will find hard to fill. J' Km. Q X 1 ,. L, . ,,,,,,i,,F,v.V.l,i 8,3 . , . ,.:.,j. ,W., -.T .., Na. ... . .,..?.... I . I-if . V . GOLF In its short three year history the golf team, under the excellent leadership of Mr. Boylan, has come a long way. A 5-won 4-lost record and fourth place in league standings made last year the most successful the team has had. Returning regulars from last year's team are Ron Cuthy, Ed Dannenhoffer, john Carpenter, and Neale Stock. The benefit of a year's experience gives confidence that a second straight winning season will be had. But all being seniors, coach Boylan will have to come up with virtually an entirely new varsity next spring. RIFLE Led by sharpshooter Larry Chrznowski, the nimrods against city wide competition tumed in a sparkling performance to capture fifth place in the All City Matches. Five wins and five losses gave them another fifth place in regular season competition. Mr. Wiegand hopes to find replacements for Willy Meng, who was lost this january, and Bob Clark a june graduate, in this February's tryouts. If re- placements can be found, with the rest of the team remaining intact, next fall's squad should be a victorious one. SWIMMING The nomination for hard luck team of the year goes to our mermen. While winning only two meets, they lost many tough decisions, either by dropping the final and deciding event, sometimes by as little as a fraction of a second, or by one scant point. Nevertheless, this is a team that boasts the first All-Queens swimmer that has come out of Cleveland in a number of years. 200 yd. free style specialist, Ioe Cronin, gained this distinction. Cronin and many other veterans will be on next season's squad that hopes to turn Dame Fortune's frown to a smile. But Mr. McArdle will have to replace graduates, Terry Furst, Karl Schmid, Joe Koestner, Ron Letwines, Ken Boschen and Walt Clifford. TENNIS Under the able guidance of Mr. Stone, Cleveland's tennis team enters into its second year of competition this spring. Last year, as could be expected, an inexperienced squad, playing a difficult game, fared badly, tying for last place with a 1-6 record. This season a more enviable record is expected with the entire squad returning. The more distant future holds out even brighter hopes, for this year again there will be no graduation losses. Next spring may see the once inexperienced Indian netmen turn into strong contenders. TRACK AND CROSS COUNTRY The graduation of Ed McAllister saw Cleveland lose one of its all time great athletes. McAllister became the first Cleveland runner to win a city championship when he captured the 1954 PSAL mile. I-Ie was also Queens titleholder and set a new borough mile record of 4:31 in '54. A constant threat in the 1,000 yard event and a consistent cross country winner showed McAllister's versatility. The team as awhole hasn't fared too well, but with a crop of young run ners, who gained valuable experience this season, Mr. Hessel is confident of much strengthened all around team next fall, both on the cinders and in cros 'TF- ' 'ilu 4 is .1 fi country. He of course hopes for another McAllister to turn up. NEALE STOCK Mig 41168.- f LEADERS BADMINTON TEAM LEX CLUB President: Mary Palumbo Vice-President: Bill Schirmer Secretary: Mary Ann Kertz Faculty Advisor: Mr. Sokoloff irls' Athletics J As our journey draws to a close, we, the Seniors of june 1955, begin to recall the hours we enthusiastically spent in the gyms of Grover Cleveland High Schoolj , Although each of us partakes in the athletic events during gym classes, many of us also participate in the affairs of the Basketball Club. Here, many exciting tournament games are conducted by Mrs. Bruckner. Next, we observe Mrs. Schneck's Volley-Ball Club eagerly mastering the techniques and skills which they will apply in striving for first place in their respective tourneys. Not to be outdone, the Badminton Club, under Mrs. Driscoll's skillful direction, is conducting tournaments which produce triumphant winners. U on enterin the swimmin ool, we find the Swimmin Club earnestl Q .P 8 S P 8 Y practicing their aquatics. Under Miss O'Corman's instruction, Cleveland girls are iven ractical trainin in life-savin courses. 8 P 8 S Combine basketball, volleyball, badminton, and swimming clubs, add a dash of something else and we have Mrs. Driscoll's Leaders, one of the most popular clubs in Cleveland and yet the most difficult to join. These girls are competent enough to referee all athletic events and teach gym classes in the absence of an instructor. . Last, but b no means least, there are our wonderful m classes. Here, as I ' Y SY in the athletic clubs, tournaments are s onsored b the Health Ed. De artment. P 'Y P But m classes are not alwa s devoted to athletic events. For one month each SY Y , term our bo classmates are invited to oin us in social dancin classes where we Y J S learn the basic steps of the fox-trot, waltz, polka, mambo and square dances. We, the graduating class of June 1955, could not conclude this athletic page without seriously attempting to thank the wonderful members of the Health Ed. Department. We say, attempt to thank them, for words cannot fully express our gratitude. Though we mayigraduate, all through life we shall carry with us the fine ideals of sportsmanship, fair play and team work which is essential to the success of every human being. HARRIET PETERSON '55 N C79 ! ,,.,. . ...- v 1 NAME Eleanor Binnebosel Caroline Budronis Tom Canavan Robert Clark Seena Dictenberg Katherine Frank Pat Hoey Marilyn Howe Doris Kappleman Sylvia Keiner Carol Kopsay George Lankevich Merrick pear Points FAVORITE SAYING No, it's 98? I did not! That one got away! The service squad did it! He's gorgeous! ! ! Colly! ! ! ! Who hit that noteP I-low? P P ! P Who? What? When? Where? How Could You? ? Do I have to? ? I didn't do it! Dig that beat! USUALLY FOUND Brilliant. Borrowing ink. Checking on the girls' service squad. Dodging Arista meetings. Causing trouble. Running thru the halls. Winning Amateur Contests Making up nick names. Next to Heaven. Eating - anything! I Wearing argyle knee-socks. Boys' Student Court. Polishing his drums. I SECRET AMBITION To play jazz trumpet. To marry and support a poet. To bring one back alive. To be on the service squad. To be conservative. To stop looking so innocent. To be a Sweetheart To be incorrigible! To be captain of Boy's Service Squad. To have Liberace's Candelabra. To be a hermit in the Herald Office. To beat the rap! To play with Tommy Dorsey. A ......'....A'.-.,a...zA...a... ..Lv..r,.' 1 vw . ,uq?:.4v:,. .fu NAME Joe Morris Harriet Peterson Bob Rocklein Dotty Rumple Bill Schirmer Frank Schneider Carolyn Stern Peter Strobel Ann Sturn Barbara Swede Mickie Taylor' Paul Taub Gene Weiss Gloria Westley . Q Donald Woodruff zm.i..xLa....Lt.1,L.... .,-.. . FAVORITE SAYING There is nothin' like a dame! Where was I going? Not me! Oh no! - Not again! Join the Palyshop! O lol-o-mio . Nearly flipped. Lend me your comb. Why-didn't you wait for me? P He wouldn't dare! Who's Midge? P I told you so! Wine, women, song! Har-de-harr-harr! Prove it! USUALLY POUND Squeezing and pleasing. With some member of the Service Squad. SECRET AMBITION 'To play in Bermuda Shorts. To have suede sneakers. . . Z ,,, Y I 6 I With Harriet! Being a good sport! In a cast. Hitting high C. Giving pep talks. In front of a mirror. n Making eyes.- Flirting with a song. Doing pirouettes. Editing. G.O. oflice. Absent. Fishing. To replace J. Edgar Hoover. To play on a boy's basketball team! To be Hamlet! To replace Mario To live on a house boat. Go find the right girl. Tosride the Hying red horse. To leam to mambo. To be a policewoman. To climb Anna Puma! To own a harem. To sing in the Met. like she sings in the shower. To catch one! CAROL HND life the graduating class of 1955, being of passably sound nfiind and body, hold certain truths to be self evi- dent, naniely that all students are certainly not created equal, that they are endowed with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pur- suit of passing marks. That to hazard these Rights, being constantly in danger of apprehension, teachers were in- stituted, deriving their unjust powers by the consent of the Board of Education. As our last gesture of our sincere understanding of the needs of our preceptors we leave to: DR. TONSOR-A hope that the Cleveland tradition will never fade. MISS BAURLE - A pole stick to vault the first year's hurdles. MR. MCGAFFERY - A bottle of disappearing ink for pink cards. MISS FINK - A lifetime pass to Grover Cleveland. MR. KANFER-A performance at the 'iMet'i for his abstract ballet interpretations. MR. SCANLON - A deck of cards to go with each of his ujokersf' MISS LIGHT- Three Latin 6 classes all appreciating Roman Culture. MISS YOUNG - A bright new set of maps for the History Department. MISS TOSHACK - A bigger and better summons box with a gold lock. MRS. HARRIES - Senior girls without problems or kneesocks. MR. SCHANKMANN - Boy senior classes that pay for their carnations on time. MR. MEANY - A sound-proof office. MRS. CoRsoN-A bow and arrow to use for her future daughters. MR. KITT - A southern belle that can follow his ballroom dancing. MRS. SCHNECK - A souped-up hot rod. MR. DRISCOLL-A class as quiet as he. MRS. LEWIN L- Guest speakers who do not put her club to sleep. MRS. GALLAGHER-A special performance of jose Greco. MRS. GOSSELIN - A weekis vacation in Florida to recover from her Senior class. MR. ARONSON - A good definition of Economics. MISS BROWN - An orchestra that doesn't chew gum out of rhythm. MR. DAVIS-fA music class that knows the words to The Star Spangled Banner. .gi 82 , , ..- .. .. .. -ravi . ,V i :mfr . , Mn. MCARDLE - Some goldfish. DR. MANZ - A pair of scissors to cut out cuts. Miss KEYES - A giant edition of fairytales. DH. RYAN - An automatic pink card machine. MRS. ZUCKER - A machine that teaches students to conjugate German verbs MR. GREENBLATI' - A ten week art course. DR. LASHL-EY - A wet noodle to whip students into line. MR. SCHONBRUN - An electric eye to register latecomers. Mn. HESSEL - A bottle of sun tan lotion. MR. WIEGAND - A rifle team that shoots at targets. MRS. DALMAN - Seniors that ask for college pamphlets. MR. STONE - Radar controlled basketball. DR. WE1RnA - Loudspeaker system. MR. TAUB - A robot service squad that he can control. SERVICE SQUAD - A bottle of Noxon for their badges. STUDENT COURT - A new rubber hose towards a more lucrative year. HERALD OFFICE - An unabridged dictionary. Miss MACE - An ample food supply for the seventh period. CAFETERIA - The new improved size refuse can. FRESHIES - An information booth in the center hall. SOPHOMORES-Brooms to clean up after Senior Day. JUNIORS - A chance to have as nice a Senior year as we had. Lastly we designate Mr. Meany, teacher and G.O. advisor of the first magnitude, forever and irrevocably as executor of this last will and testament of the graduating class of 1955, and charge him with fulfilling the expressed wishes and commands of this document. In testimony whereunto we have attached our signatures and seal this twenty-eighth day of june in the ,year one thousand nine hundred and yifty-five. TI-IE SENIOR CLASS OF '55 Per WALTER STAHLBAUM, Chairman and committee. A MQNLND C 6, , Wjujl '71 QI , Q, p in U .,x3Qf,.,, 43179 f j1g? 1'.' 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