Haaren High School - Quill and Hammer Yearbook (New York, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1950 volume:

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HAMMER Published by +he Senior Class of January I950 HAAREN HIGH SCHOOL, NEW YORK illo, Edifor M ay Plufchok, Business Manager PAGE TH REE A WORD FROM THE PRINCIPAL Recenfly you have heard a good deal abouf fhe welfare sfafe. Some of fhe counfry's leaders have affacked fhe idea: ofhers have defended if. Cerfain securifies 'rhaf fhe welfare sfafe guaranfees undoubfedly con- fribufe fo fhe good life. A danger, however, is fhaf fhe cifizens of fhe welfare sfafe may become foo dependenf upon fhe governmenf and lose inifiafive. I somefimes fhink 'rhaf high school foday is like fhe welfare sfafe in freafing ifs sfudenfs foo much like children, soffening fhe effecfs of a -s+uden+'s irresponsibilify. Mosf of you seniors are leaving high school for iobs in indusfry. Your boss will nof be so ready fo excuse misfakes as your high school 'reacher was. We all hope fhaf you won'f find if foo difficulf fo make fhe change from fhe shelfered life of fhe school fo fhe more demanding life of 'rhe indusfrial world. ARTHUR FRANZEN PAGE FOUR DOCTOR KLEIN, Adminis+ra+or MISS STRAUSS PAGE FIVE S Theme-Will We Ever Forge? Oufside Cover ee.., S Harvey Tobaclc, Alfred Perillo A Word from Ihe Principal Ac+ivi+ies S SS S S S Senior Council S S S General Organizafion Service Squads SS Glee Club-Orcheslra May I Have This Dance The Broadcasf S The Quill and Hammer Edi+orial Will We Ever Forgel' Celebrifies FacuI+y S S Is Jones PresenI'? Our Advisers Sporfs Sporfs of Haaren Teams S S S The Aviafion Annex S Au+ographs S S S Here's Io Dear Old Haaren Seniors S Adver+isemen'rs S Page S 4 7 SS I0 S II I3 I4 S I5 SS I6 S SS SS I7 Joseph Hanolca I8 20 23 26 28 29 Roberl' Ginsburg 30 S 30-3I 33 38 39 40 S 54 ACTIVITI N .X I f W f xv! ' ,,f1 K W E ' Q OKQILLO- -.- O u v U' N, Ikea x , 1 ' The library . . . Haaren's land of books . . . where all was peace and quief . . . fhe room wifh fhe highesf Hooper Raf- ing in fhe building . . . especially fhe day before a book reporf was due . . . and presided over by Miss Foshay and Miss Malmar, ever alerf fo guide us fo fhe righf shelf. PAGE EIGHT Will we ever forgef . . . fhose frelcs fo fhe audiforium every ofher Wednesday for As- sembly . . . fhe hushed air of expecfancy as we seffled down, wondering whaf would be on fhe program. Buf no maffer whaf if was -if was always enferfaining and worfhwhile. Our fhanlcs, Miss Desmond! The dean's lineup . . . where assorfed culprifs waifed worrying . . . af lasf fhe long arm of fhe law is pulling fhem in . . . visions of pinlr cards and parenf's inferviews flashed before fhem . . . fhe door opened . . . a head of a service boy peered ouf . . . and snarled, Nexf! . . . Will we ever forgef!!! Do you remember . . . our favorife peri- ods, fhe fourfh, fiffh, and sixfh . . . fhe lines of panfing sfudenfs . . . fhe aroma of delicious food . . . fhe soofhing music over fhe P.A. sysfem . . . fhe sound of a brolcen dish . . . fhe oooooooooow's of a whisfle . . . final clang of fhe bell and fhe sfampede begins . . . Anofher day in fhe Life of a Haarenife. The sciences . . . biology . . . where we sfudied +he amoeba and paramecium . . . how our brain worlced . . . chemis+ry . . . +he drudgery of wrifing up experi- menis . . . and physics . . . where we were forever +rying +o find fhe specific graviry of iron. Will we ever forgel' . . . healfh educaiion . . . +he quick change in +he locker room . . . 'rhe rush 'ro +he gym . . . five minufes of free aciivify . . . +hen 'rhe whis+le . . . +he roufine varied . . . rope climbing . . . baslce+ball shooring . . . iraclc . . . calisihenics. American Hisfory . . . wi1'h world baclc- ground . . . and everyfhing in fhe world for us fo remember . . . +ha+ enchanfed period which broughl' io life 'rhe grear adven+ures of yesferyear . . . how did we ever cram in so shorr a +ime so much of fhe pasf and +he preseni? English Eigh+ . . . HAMLET . . . AR- ROWSMITH . . . GALSWORTHY'S PLAYS . . . and on and on . . . don'+ say he don'+ . . . avoid double negafives . . . wa'rch your senfence sfrucfure . . . Senior English . . . No . . . we'll never for- gel! PAGE NINE SE IOR COUNCIL 4 SENIOR COUNCIL: KorineIr,PocI1inIesfa, Schmiff, Saia, Savoy, Pellicani, Rollxman, Crusco, DeVi+o, Severe, Saluzzi, Goldberg, Danville, LaFiosca, Plufcholc, Riva, Prirnalr, Habe.. Hanolra, Ginsberg. H ' U.N. . . . e resenfn e er Sen'o class SENIOR OFFICERS: Treasurer, Riva: Secrelary aa'-en S II e r p I g V Y I r Severag Vice-Presidenl, Pellicanig Presidenf, Savoy . . . responsible for Senior NigI'1'r fealuring I'I'1e senior dance wi+I'1 so'F+ music, Iigl-I+ refresI1men+s, beau+ifuI girls, and Savoy as M.C .... no wonder i+'s been a good +erm. MRS. TURTZ MRS. STRUNSKY PAGE TEN GENERAL ORGANIZATIO G.O. OFFICERS: Presicleni, Rofundog Secrelary, Douezg Vice-Presidenl, Marlinezg Treasurer, Gross. MR. WEISSENBERG G.O. SENIOR DELEGATES: Rofundo, Gross, Di Meglio, Mannone, Maiihews, Bonazinga, Leone, Johnson, Fama, Lewis. Slanding: Mr. Weissenberg, Braifhwaile. To +he 6.0. goes credii' for our dances wifh +he girls . . . one al Washing+on Irving ancl fhe ofher al Julia Richman . . . and They gave us fhe movies . . . remember Spanish Main . . . Allegheny Uprising . . . Badman's Terri- fory? And lhe popular music we heard every day al' lunch. Thal, foo, came fo us fhrough fhe G.O. PAGE ELEVEN PAGE TWELVE CLUBS THE ARISTA . . . The honor socie+y . . . where only brains need apply . . . 'rhey have fun 1'oo . . . Haaren's in'l'ellec+uals relax al' Iheafre parries . . . Ihey organize +heir own sofiball and baslzeiball +eams . . . buf never does play come before worlc. SENIOR MEMBERS: Danville, Severe, Schmidf, De Jesus, Cohen, Manasse, Gavrilis, Papa, Weidman, Schwab, Gold- berg. THE MATH HONOR SOCIETY . . . boys wi+h over eighfy perceni' average are eligi- ble . . . under fhe supervision of Miss Wurman, fhey siudy opfional ma+h +opics . . . slide rule . . . non Euclidean geomerry . . . Topology . . . navigafion . . . whew!! . . . i+ sounds impressive. SENIOR MEMBERS: Rolon, Zoubandis, Raines, Sanlader, Appel, Jenna, Dubrin, Luckeff, Kirsch, Tuifl, Mariinez, Hom, Bergay. THE DISCUSSION GROUP . . . where world affairs are discussed oufside school hours . . . wifh 1'he help of visifing speakers . . . and guided by Mrs. Hammond fo con- sider how our counfry and ofher na+ions can bring aboui' a beHer world. SENIOR MEMBERS: Grach, Cozer, Monfgomery, Leigh, Kirsch, Slrowrow, Morris, Harrison, Eng, Carnes, Knight SERVICE SQUADS Dowr Qgminr sumwlvg ' ' vw. .D - THE PRINClPAL'S SERVICE SQUAD The M.P,'s of Haaren . . . 'Ihe pa+roI who caughf you red- handed and Ioroughf you in fo +I1e Dean . . . Ihe big and brawny and Iaw-abiding versus +I1e small and puny and Iaw-breaking Haa- reni+es. ON SERVICE SENIOR MEMBERS: Engeieif, Abramowifz, Terrel, Gross, Weidman, Sornsiein, Calcu- Ierrn, McNeil, King, Desrosiers, DaVoIio, Pochinfasia, Davis, Di Meglio, Casragna, Kersien, Spero, Bernal, Sfabile, Finclr. Mar- mion, Linn, Annunziaia, Douez, ZeHwocI'1, Bowen, Rolon, ToIberI', Henry. La Sala, NoreIIi, Baiocco, Johnson, Scofr, Roman, Graber, VidaI, Russo, Ausfin, Gomez, Briiren, Isaac, NoreIIi. THE DEAN'S SERVICE SQUAD PAGE THIRTEEN THE GLEE CLUB n Will we ever forgef . . . 'rhe pleasure of lisfening 'ro our or- chesfra play our favoriie music under 'rhe able direcfion of Mr. Kalb or will we ever forge? 'rhe harmonious blending of voices of our Glee Club . . . beauii- fufly led by Mrs. Dardenne. vtilltn. o - Scuberl, Giugliano, Pope, Thompson, Brown, Jaxecek, Henry, Gruber, Friedrich, Dancer, Visceglia, Giusliani, Haarman, Linn, Messick, Folfin, Beavers, Mousey, Rug- giero, Gaines, Pasiore, Brown, Greer, De Beer, Greene, Bromberg, Richards, Januszew- ski, Rodriguez. Cruz, Appel, Auffanr, Basfi, Bello, Carde, Colon, De Maio, De Nlicco, Dunn, Edwards, Farnsworih, Garella, Griffin, Harvey, Hern- don, Hirsch, Jackman, Johnson, Kersey, Lee, Lucas, Magnuson, Manson, Morris, McDaniel, Micelli, Moore, Morales, Nelson, Pale, Seda, Sirafford, Thomas, Tucker, Vagnoni, Walsh, Welch. Reid. MRS. DARDENNE MR. KALB THE ORCHESTRA MAY I HAVE THIS DAN CE? 'fl v': lnlaytvgg l K 1 v. - Wham!!! . . . lhe Haaren jazz band goes info aclion wilh Tuxedo Junc'rion . . . you look hope- fully a+ a preHy girl . . . you walk over . . . you sfand fhere hopefully . . . May I have fhis dance? . . . she nods . . . we're off . . . and fhe band is real snappy lonighi' . . . and 'rhe lady agrees . . . Will we ever forgel' Julia Richman . . . Washingfon Irving . . . +he dances . . . lhe girls. PAGE SIXTEEN THE BROADCAST X Q lf?-B .J i l 4 ., The school newspaper is wriHen and published by The sfudenis of Haaren High School under The guidance of Miss Marlin. The selecl' group who serve on lhis paper are conlinually harried by assignmenfs, deadline noiices and headline wrifing. En+ering fhe office any day we are greeled by a iypical scene. A dozen ersfwhile 1'ypisl's are arguing over who is +o y use fhe lone fypewrifer while a reporfer is labori- ously pecking away on fhal' fypewrifer, wrifing his sfory. Now you can see where Kenny ge+s 'I'hose peculiar ideas for Tangled Wires. Despile +hese oufward displays of confusion fhe BROADCAST has won many prizes in Journalism compefiiions among high schools of +he coun'l'ry. Praise 'loo goes +o Mr. Richsfone, +he financial adviser, who makes us buy or else. And whal can you buy for a nickel +ha+ will give you as much pleasure as +he BROADCAST? THE Q ILL AND HAMMER Business Manager Murray PIu+chok Edifcr-Ari' Edifor Alfred Perillo This is your yearbook and here are +he edi'rors l who have made ii' whaf H' is. They have iniroduced as T original ideas fo recall for you fhe old familiar places. H' is +heir hope +ha+ you are 'favorably impressed and +ha+ you will spend many happy hours wifh your January I950 Quill and Hammer. LITERARY STAFF: Ginsburg, Danville, Severa, Schwab, BUSINESS STAFF: Bromberg, Rollins, Calcaierra, Finocchiaro, Sofnsfein, Hanoka. Russo, Papa, Weidman, Randonis, Vaccaro. PAGE SEVENTEEN T E ,iw '11 1 'IT , i f f, ' vb I 1 A an 'Ti wg, s. X My I K vflwi I v ' swf .M ld' il A ' ! 1 If 'nf' 2 'MY I 1 ' -1 X. .fl ., .v , I , , . ii., . .- lf? F. fl 'I'- 1-': ' i qlliiiffei-I h I, -Inky 2 T .,, . - Q gg? .- ' sg . . M. .X 'fc ' sggfx ll, 3 K: six L- 'wx my X N I J. ex vangua- IT SEEMED HOURS WE'LL GIVE IT TO YOU PAGE EIGHTEEN WILL WE WILL WE EVER FORGET . . . fhaf February day in I946. If was regenfs' week and fhe school in ifs silence awed us, fhe Iiffle freshmen. We spoke in whispered fones. We were ushered info 'I'he audi- forium and kepf waifing for whaf seemed hours. Occasionally fhe silence would be brolren by a group of seniors laughing hilariously as fhey observed us fhrough I'he door. Suddenly we heard a sharp spine-fingling voice. If was one Docfor Herman Manfell. He reminded us of fhe responsibilifies we young aduII's had. His final words we shall nof easily forgef: . . . And fellows, if you ever need a Iiffle advice or help, due fo some difficulfy or frouble, consider fhe faculfy, your feachers, as personal friends. Come fo us and WE'LL GIVE IT TO YOU! Affer fhese words of cheer, we loosened up a bif. We observed wifh a pang of disappoinfmenf, fhe Iaclr of females in fhe school, and as fhe horrid realizafion came fo us, fears could be seen in fhe eyes of some. WILL WE EVER FORGET . . . fhe monfhs wenf by speedily for some and fediously for ofhers. By I947 we had gone fhrough basic and were habifuafed fo high school life. Mosf of us learned fhe Iiffle dark secrefs and infrigues of fhe school. We no longer wondered why fhe rooms facing fhe shellac facfory always had fhe windows closed or why vulfures flew in circles around fhe school. WILL WE EVER FORGET . . . Doc Brown sfand- ing maiesfically in rubbers and umbrella in hand, shouf- ing above fhe falling wafer, Rub ii' in, rub if in, boys. I'II feach you how fo falce a shower yef! . . . Murray Phillips sfrumming his guifar in fhe audiforium and singing in a barifone, EI Rancho Grande, while fhe sfudenf body were af affenfion singing The Sfar- Spangled Banner. And fhe fime a caf exifed from Mrs. Dardenne's organ during Mr. Franzen's inform- afive few words in fhe assembly and saf on fhe organ and Iisfened affenfivelyg affer which he ioined fhe school in singinq Here's fo Dear Old Haaren. WILL WE EVER FORGET . . . Back in '47 when fra- difion was casf aside and fhe school received a much needed painf iob . . . The G. O. elecfions fhaf year broughf forfh such worfhwhile fhemes as, We cannof bring fhe girls baclc fo Haaren buf we shall endeavor o . U' EVER FORGET? if elecfed, fo have waifresses in fhe lunchroom, and remember, a vofe for Blue and Gold is a vofe for Blue and Gold! WILL WE EVER FORGET . . . I948. If found mosf of us faking regenfs examinafions for fhe firsf fime. Those upper fermers who had experienced fhe ordeal before were in no way sfingy in fheir advice. Some advocafed clever mefhods of passing fhe exam wifh gyp sheefs concealed perhaps under a callous on fhe palm of fhe hand, or faffooed under fhe finger nails. WILL WE EVER FORGET . . . Field Day, when fhe school casf aside ifs books and devofed ifs fime fo afhlefics. How proud we were when fhe sfudenfs beaf fhe faculfy in fhe annual Sfudenf-Faculfy soff ball game. WILL WE EVER FORGET . . . our senior year, when freshmen and midgefs became synonymous in our speech. We referred fo freshmen as fhe liffle ones Barnum's pygmies, whichever suifed our comic fasfe. When we were nof faunfing fhe liffle ones we were busily adiusfing ornamenfs on our recenfly acquired senior hafs. Remember fhaf poor fellow who gof a concussion when he fried fo add a felevision sef? Some may look back af our senior year wifh pain, remembering fhe high finance each sfudenf wresfled wifh. One sfudenl' puf if mosf apfly when he sfafed, Lisfen, Bub, fhose ain'f money bags under my eyes! Ofhers remember fhe ghasfly shock af seeing fheir yearbook phofographs for fhe firsf fime. The general reacfion was a long drawn ouf, Ahhhhhhl WILL WE EVER FORGET . . . fhose lasf monfhs af Haarenl Remember Celebrify Nighf when such sfars as Vic Damone, Alan Dale, and Dizzy Gillespie adorned our sfage wifh fheir falenf. If was fhis nighf fhaf Haarenifes heard for fhe firsf fime, and probably fhe lasf, Vic Damone and Alan Dale imifafing Jimmy Duranfe fo perfecfion, due fo fhe faulfy public ad- dress sysfem . . . and who shall forgef fhose musical programs during assembly when fhe nexf number, Number 3 on fhe Hif Parade, was greefed by a round of applause, only fo furn ouf fo be Debussy's Clair de Lune. . . WILL WE EVER FORGET? . . . No, we will never forgef because fhese have been fhe besf years of our lives. U Q N, W5 ' XY' gras ' ' gr . ffl gif ,fig , ' ' I lf I, .mg , IQ 'f ' THE LITTLE ONES P4 W' ' I D 'Q' f P -- .1 1, L Ti cyl y I . D if 'af I I' , K NUMBER 3 ON THE HIT PARADE PAGE NINETEEN PAGE TWENTY MISS TAUSKY Mos+ Popular .. .... ., , .,, . SAI Joseph Treglia Wnfhesf . S up be . .. .... G e orge La Sala Did Mosl For Haaren Hearl' Breaker .... S Besl Alhlele J S S Besf looking L Did Haaren For Mosf Mosf Likely +o Succeed Haaren Opfimisl' I S as Besl' Oralor Besl' Dancer , Finesl' Personalily S S Besf Dressed as Mos+ Sincere Mos? Versafile S , S Joseph De Vi+o Joseph Treglia as Joseph Gomez L Canio Saluzzi S aaaa, Myron Hirsch Richard Schwab Canio Saluzzi S J A David Behar , Roberf Ausfin S Roberl' Auslin . Aaron Bowen ,., , Aaron Bowen Joseph Gomez MISS DALY - 8B2 Mosl' Popular S S S J Wilfiesf S Did Mosl' For Haaren Hearf Breaker Besl' A+hle+e Bes+ Looking aaea aaaaaa S Did Haaren For Mosl' Mosl' Likely +o Succeed S J J Haaren Cplimisl' S as Besl' Oraior J Besf Dancer . Finesf Personalify Besf Dressed , S Mos+ Sincere psmkko- Mosl Versaiile Harold Overlon .Joseph Francavilla , Joseph LoShiavo Joseph Brown Alfred Lowes Roberl' Garcia I e.aa. Nino Slabile Edward Miculian Hayward Campbell S c,r. Bela Danville as Larney Rufledge Murray Plufchok S Jack Soferakis S Bob Skalacki A John Periharos Peru: X r-- X -.. n N 'H J xy. rd Sf Ringo ' MR. MATZ - 8C6 Mos? Popular as L .,, , ,......, . ., Wilfiesl' ,........... ...... Did Mosl For Haaren A Heari Breaker ..,,..,,. so Besf Afhlele .... rr.rr. Besl' Looking o,..............., . Did Haaren For Mosf .o..r,,o.. Mos? Likely To Succeed .,., Haaren Op'limis+ ..,.,.ee,.e, .L Besl' Dancer ,eee.,,, ,, Finesl' Personalily ,,,e.,A. Besf Dressed , , as L Mosl' Sincere .,...A.a Mosi' Versa+ile MaHeo Badamo Joseph Hanoka Alfred Perillo m,...Dom DiMeglio Anfhony Casfagna .. John Luongo Venerando Finocchiaro Harry Haber Nicholas Vi+ale David Sferling Waller Hom Roberi' Bienes Clarence Powell is Roberf Ginsburg MR. EPSTEIN - 8D4 Mos+ Popular .Dssss,,,.,..............s.... L Anlhony Crusco WiH'ies+ ...,.. r .,s,. .,.....,ss..s,,..,... ..,. ,s.. H a n k Savoy Did Mosl For Haaren , ,....,... Seymour Cohen Hearf Breaker .sss., . ..,s s,,ss. ss..... G i lberf Roman Besl' Al'hle1'e ..s. ,sss,... ...s,.s,.. P a ul Buday Bosl' Looking ..,,, e,.... . .. .s,s..,..ss, Nino Peferson Did Haaren For Mos+ .ss.,ss, Mosl' Likely To Succeed .,,s,ss Haaren Opfimisf .sss Besf Ora+or ,s..ss sss.. Bes+ Dancer A Finesf Personalily .... Besl' Dressed .... Mosl Sincere ,.s,s ,.ss L Mosf Versafile . Donald MaH'hews Chin Bong .. Seymour Cohen Hank Savoy Bob Linn as Wei Louie Pefer Pellicani Adam Orgera .. Alber+ Szabo ?E9.!u.o PAGE TWENTY-ONE I MR. BELL Mosf Popular ., .. , .. .. Wiffiesf .. ,. .......,.. .. Did Mosf For Haaren ,... Hearf Breaker ,vr,. Besf Afhlefe .rr..,.. Besf Looking .LLL.L,,.L,LL..LLL.,. Haaren Opfimisf ,LA..L...... Besf Orafor .. .. ..,L Besf Dancer L L Finesf Personalify .aa,aaa Besf Dressed ,aaa Mosf Sincere L L . Mosf Versafile .aa...,,. - 8E3 Richard Pochinfesfa ,.Alfred Zeffwoch Michael Mifchell Frank Di Mascio Wiffie McNeil Phillip Lefkowifz Did Haaren For Mosf .aa. Mosf Likely To Succeed ,..,a..,a. Anfonio Annunziafa Charles Casagrande Roberf Schmidf . .......a. Sfan Terrell James Da Volio George Korinek Sid Sornsfein ....L.Frank Brafhwaife Maffhew Saia flrf x' f i ll' V ,, ' , 1 'I ' 4 I I I, Q he I Q w s 4r, I 01' x fi Q f.-ll :-:- -fi x Joy and sorrow will mark fhe exodus of 4--...if PAGE TweNTY.Two fhe senior class from fhe Halls of Haaren. There is profound ioy in fhe facf fhaf fhey have been successful affer four years of sfudy. There is sorrow in our hearfs as we see 'rhem in line for fhe diploma fhaf marks an end fo fheir sfay af Haaren. During our fime af Haaren every Senior has proved his worfh. Wifh fheir knowledge as a forch in fheir hands fhey parf fo help en- lighfen fhe world. And fhe lighfs of many are sure fo reflecf honor fo Haaren. FACULTY S PAGE TWENTY-THREE PAGE TWENTY-FOUR ADMINISTRATION Smilin ' Harry Rober+s, an annex alumnus, promises +o be occupying Room II3 'For quiie a while. Always a favoriie, he has laroughl' wi+h him his lpana Smile for lhe good boys and his deadly serious frown for 'lhose who are noi. The service squads have as lheir head one of fhe best A' MR. ROBERTS DEAN MR. LONG Afiendance Coordinafor Mr. Edward Long, aHendance coordinafor and English ieacher . . . a hard person +o fool because of his years of experience. He can pick ouf a phony le+'rer oi excuse by noi' even looking a+ +he no're . . . l+'s all in +he mind and expression +ha+ fells 'rhe s+ory for Mr. Long. Always frying 'ro improve Haa- ren's aHendance rafing, Mr. Long is well qualified for his job. Miss Wurman who is in charge of cuH'ing mosf of +he +ime and a feacher of mafh- emaiics some of fhe iime, believes in a sec- ond chance. Buf fry her paiience by habil- ually cuHing classes and she will cur you oui as far as classes go for +he 'rerm. A fhank- less iob has she, bu+ a beHer person for +his responsible 'raslc would be hard +0 find. M RS. SWARTZ Lafeness Supervisor Z 95 3s1T'l '61 :-WZ . ii - 1 ' .i Qs. af . .3 2 +22 5 V' 2 'C Q K W s sig X X 'VX -up MISS WURMAN Cu'Hing Supervisor Mrs. Swarfz is a firm believer in 'rhe adage, The early bird ca+ches 'rhe worm. She's +he early bird and she doesn'+ have 'ro wai+ very long affer nine o'cloclc any morning af any en+rance 'ro collecl' quiie a sizable num- ber of worms. Mrs. Swariz has done a lol +0 malce us realize fha? prompfness pays dividends. PAGE TWENTY-FIVE gm PAGE TWENTY-SIX IS IONEC Miss Tausky, lhe brighf spof of official class 8A. She never gives up-always believing we're fhe bes+ when we're very sure we're +he wors+. Palienf, con- scienlious, kind! 8A's besl' friend. A lucky senior class who has her 'For i+s feacherl Miss Daly has been officially ours for many ferms. She has seen us early and seen us la+e, in +rouble and oul' of +rou- ble, so she knows us very well. Her ready smile and cheerful disposifion made 405 a room +o be remembered long aH'er we have le'H'. Mr. Mafz-his class, 8C-his subiecf, radio fheory-his well worn words- ln your seal' by +he nine o'clock bell! Will we ever forgel' how he'd s+ancl up af his desk, demand aHen+ion. and pro- claim, Announcemen+! ? No, we'll al- ways remember Mr. Malz for many Things especially his in1'eres+ in all 'I'ha1' concerned us. PRESENT? Mr. Epsfein has served as official feach- er of fwo graduafing classes during his career. He fells us we're fhe beffer one and we believe him because we like fo hear nice fhings abouf ourselves. And Mr. Epsfein should know how we are be- cause we've been fogefher a long fime. Anyway we refurn fhe complimenf be- cause we fhink Mr. Epsfein is fops foo. Mr. Bell, 8E's mosi' eligible bachelor, is always abouf when a fellow needs a friend. He is frank, wiffy, sincere. We fried his pafience a+ fimes buf whose didn'f we? He hasn'f been as long in Haaren as we have, buf we became 'Friends quickly. A swell American his- fory feacher and fhe besf of official feachersl PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN Will we ever forgef . . . +l'1a+ we owe much +o our Group Advisers . . . +l1a+ if i+ l1adn'+ been for +l1eir advice and guidance, few of us would be candidafes for graduafionl A+ one +ime or anolher, we've known Mr. Ernsfoff, Mr. Rosenberg, Mr. Meyerson, and fhe ladies, Miss Adlerblum, presenf, and Miss Baraldi and Miss Saunders lcamera slwyl. MR. ROSENBERG MISS ADLERBLUM 15 SPURTS R NB fab M TRACK: Coach Cunningham, Capfain Gomez, Siorey Burchelfe, Morris, Rollins, Hicks, Gaines, Da Silva. Cenfer Row: Brinkl lr an . us in, a e, a ey, uar , ar mer. I d A 1 BI J ff p Srebnilr, Boyd, Thompson, Aq i G d Luongo. Buday, Caslagna F Qik :Q j f- . fl Qi 5 Pence- Il PAGE THIRTY When ihe las+ member of fhe class of February I950 leaves Haaren, wifh fhem will go some of rhe alhleles 'lhal' have been responsible for many of fhe greaf Blue and Gold +eams down fhrough fhe years. Le+ me explain myself by browsing fhrough fhe roll call: Gomez, DaSilva, Lawes, Moore, and Johnson of fhe fraclr feam, Casfagna, Buday, and Luongo of rhe diamond dwellers, Buday, McNeil, and Davis of rhe hoopsfers, DiMasso and Cohen of fhe splashers, and Seefeld represenling fhe soccer squad. The firsl' sei' of names belonged fo 'rhe key figures on lhe cinder scene. Consislenlly -lhese boys, combined wi+h pas+ Haarenires like Gi++ens, Allxin- son, and McCalla, carried fhe name of Haaren vic- roriously across fl-me finish line ahead of all comperi- l'ors. In sprin+s and shor+ sfrefches if was Paul Moore who usually received 1'he Blue and Gold's call. Paul, a mas+er of fhe I00-yard dash, recenfly displayed his abilify by winning fhe number fhree spof in fhe cify sfandings. Running 'I'he longer dislances was lhe iob of Roberf Ginsburg, Norman DaSilva, and Al Lawes. Lawes, a miler, and DaSilva, a rhousand and eighf- eighfy man, were borh defermined and courageous aihlefes, who many 'rimes finished sfrong despife numerous handicaps. BASKETBALL: Las? Row, Manager Bunch, Davis, Ausiin, Hayes, Paolinl, Henry, Sanchez, Piero, Coach Kobel. Firsl Row: Jones, Budey, Douez, Capiain McNeil, Shapiro. SPORTS OF -IAAREN The quarfer mile sfrefches for fhe mosf parf were in fhe hands of Joe Gomez and Roberf Johnson, who combined fheir falenfs wifh feam mafes pasf and presenf fo push Haaren's relay feams across fhe finish line ahead of fheir brofher schools. Like fhe frack feam, Haaren's diamond dwellers in fhe course of four years have lived up fo all expecfafions. True, fheir record has nof been as glossy as fhaf of 'rhe fracksfers, buf fhere are fimes when fhe abilify of afhlefes cannof be defermined by scores alone. By measuring fhe 'ralenfs of Haaren's sfickmen, man for man, fhe Blue and Gold nine is comparable fo any feam in fhe mefropolis. This is nof only frue, for any parficular Haaren ball feam alone, buf for every baseball feam fhaf has worn a Haaren uniform info compe- fifion. The proof of fhis sfafemenf lies in fhe record books and in fhe persons of fhe Blue and Gold performers who have gone on fo, or are going on fo greafer heighfs. A few of which are Richy Klien, who has long since deparfed for a Dodger farm, Rino Quafrini, who was lasf seen fwirling for a minor league club of fhe Gianfs, and Toni Casfagna, and Johnny Luongo, who graduafe fhis ferm, and have confracfs for fhe N. Y. Yankees and Cincinnafi Reds awaifing fhem respecfively. Working endlessly wifh fhe feam down fhrough fhe years was Coach Norman Kraff, who in spife of his swimming feam and Healfh Ed. commifmenfs, saw fif fo give his fime and advice fo fhe boys. SWIMMING: Lasf Row, Coach King, Cohen, Sfern, Marmion, Berger, Dols, Sheridan. Cenier Row: Manasse, Tulman, Poppin, Vifsrum, Scullin. Firsf Row: Schulz, Schwarfz, Carey, Cipolle. SOCCER: Henriq Crirell C hS + i,o Mueller, Biegler. Cenfer. Fuch M Id hauer, Co-Capfains Schaller, Se f ld hams. Furs? Row Sfammler. Mea dinov, K f p 5 52 8' 7 Mold h Co-Capf P In reviewing fhe acfivifies of Haaren's cagers, season affer season, one cannof neglecf menfioning names like Furey, Bookbinder, Fishman, Kugleman, Levy, Hayes, and Henry. If was fhese sfudenfs fhaf were consfanfly on fhe courf playing fheir hearfs ouf, only fo find af fhe season's end fhaf fhey were in no beffer fhan fourfh or fiffh place. Buf neverfheless fhe boys mainfained fheir fighfing driving spirif, and man- aged fo make fheir sfing felf. If seems now fhaf wifh fhe newly insfalled Coach Kogel af fhe hoopsfer's helm, fhe feam is desfined fo win. While mosf Haarenifes were home by fhe fireplace or fhe heafer, fhe swimming feam was ouf winning glory for her school and her coach, Mr. Kraff. Some of fhe oufsfanding members of fhis seemingly iunior varsify of fhe Polar Bear Club were Felfon, Bekofsky, Kadowaki, Cohen, Ferrara, Dols, Shulfz, Carri, and Manasse. A good many of fhese splashers have leff fhe Blue and Gold's beaufiful campus, buf fhere are enough fine swimmers remaining fo insure Haaren of anofher greaf naufical sea- son. Some of fhe veferan members of fhe feam received fheir highly skilled fraining under fhe hands of Doc Brown, who unforfunafely is no longer wifh Haaren. If fhere ever was any debafe as fo fhe singular docfor's abilify fo furn ouf fine mermen, we can all agree on his all around knowhow, fechnique, and abilify fo feach fhe boys how fo fake a shower. Buf lef us nof gef off fhe subiecf. Lasf season fhe boys compiled a fine record defeafing many of fhe beffer squads of New York. Some of fhe prominenf vicfories were Haaren's win over Prinfing bl-0, fhe fopping of fhe High School of Aviafion 43-24, and Haaren's finish over Franklin bl-6. Down fhrough fhe years if was always quife obvious fhaf fhe soccer feam has been Haaren's mosf successful squad. This is due fo many reasons, fhe main one of which is Mr. Sirofa. Anofher one is fhe facf fhaf soccer is fhaf fype of sporf fhaf affracfs boys wifh previous knowledge of fhe game and a nafural abilify fo perform if. The record of Haaren's elevens fhrough fhe ferms has never been poor: fhe soccer feam's winning ways go back as far as l939 when soccer was a new sporf in New York's high schools. In fhe fraining of Haaren's soccermen Mr. Sirofa applies some of fhe mosf unique and effecfive fraining mefhods in use. The fraining program consisfs roughly of fhe following: calisfhenics, kicking, dribbling, frapping, and heading. Besides fhis he suspends a soccer ball above fhe heads of his players. The obiecf is fo iump fowards fhe ball heading if in a sef direcfion. The ball is raised or lowered according fo fhe iumping heighf of fhe players. A variafion of handball is also used, buf fhe pounding away is done upon a soccerball. Jusf looking af Haaren's soccer feam in pracfice, or play, one realizes fhe effecfiveness of fhese mefhods, and how a feam wifh such abilify, spirif, and coach, cannof miss being fhe crack squad fhaf if is. Affer you leave Haaren, you will undoubfedly look back many fimes and fhink of our school, maybe of her sporfs. lf fhese pages serve in any way fo make fhe memory of Haaren any dearer, fhen fhis resume is a iob well done. PAGE THIRTY TWO THE AVIA TI UN ANNEX GLEE CLUB STUDENT RADIO SHOP Mr. Hirsch LINK TRAINER Ask any ex-annexife whai' he misses mosl' af Tenlh Ave. and he'll snap back, The feachers a+ 99'rh S+. Each is a specialisl' in his field and logefher fhey form 'rhe grea+es+ group of peo- ple you ever wanl' 'lo meef. Neiiher fime, formalify nor pride would ever sland in +he way of a helping hand +o one in need. ls 'lhere any 'Former an- nexile who cannol' honesfly say fhanks fo Messrs. Werfheim, Philips, Benlon and Co. for a swell +ime a+ 99+h S+.? Coach's punchball game during lunch was a deal everyone looked 'For- ward +og as was Don Philipe's Span- ish classes and his magic guifar. As for 'rhe feeling of warmfh, friendship and admira+ion when a ceriain Mr. Pinkus was near, nofhing can compare fo if. To lis'r +he fhings fha? various pupils owe fo +ha+ selec+ed sfaff would fill a book. To make a long s+ory shor+, Thanks, we say, +hanks a million! ,x U! 'n S 'X ji S y N X 9: x 5 X-xx VV R xslt Q .Q 1 if . 5 I Q S Q gg f sS2iS5fUg f ,if , Q, f 5 ' ge I .gb 5? Q. is ki E Q if g X' g ,, gd Q viii link 1 r f g W iff' W mx Wx? Eg- 'Q Z kul VD., V b E M ive S 1 1 - .,.. 't A ' Q It S I ,S - x R ff? fi' V1 Q V i S Sw ,.. . --was f all 'g.f ' W 'ri , .6 'iifii ff T, N b Q Q W-A ,X x s Nw xx , , -'- . , 4, 4, , 0 1 ' - 3 Q X . 5' ' A . . ' J' x mfg, if P 'B -f Q.. ,X D N , , Q ., , L ..,:,,, ,. . x YU, h ,. W we .bgggx . W sx 1, .- Qg eg, ' X . 'Q :. . Q Y Q NX 1 3.,Q'fEY 1 , , E wx .EE X .4 x V , .T ' . ' K . - , , ' 'S-ff ,E wb W . '-if Q1 ,ft , ' .QA 'FSF Q, ,lik ,C ,rx Q sw ag ' ' K . : 5 X . ,E , . .Q X fx vs gg, Q lx ' V ,X Y K 7 4 4 97 L .X .Q 'Q 1. 5 ,, 2' git, ' K ag I I N - Q M Tif X x , Q sg ' TQPQAX x Q mxw-Ny. gsfwfgx QW PAGE THIRTY-SIX THE GENERAL ORGANIZATION Firsf Row: Paul, De Viio, Sunshine, Besf, Traclas Sfeele. Cenfer Row: Meiias, Bell, Klein, Zerner, Brown Vaughn. Lasf Row: Adrian, Aroyo, Del Toro, Slovney Kempson, Bernhard, Torlorella, Maieslra, Zabach. MODEL CLUB Back Row: Esposifo. Magri, Lindenlaub, Haire Schmidf, Langley, Dillon, Mr. Perkins, Prefio, Elr- sirom, Bernhard. Middle Row: Barrell, Lewis, Monlalbano, Wolf Senn, Meyers, Kuhr, Marchlca. Fronf Row: Cockshurf, While, Neery, Barthol- omey, Slrolnich, Scofl. LUNCHROOM SQUAD Baclr Row: Woollon, Daly, Callender, Brown, Rod- riguez, Monfeleone, Scoff, Bailey, Hubbard, Jones Masucci, Monfalbano, Payne, Franlrlin, Brooks, Vil- Iega, Ca rringion, Curran. Middle Row: Sanfiago, Ealon, Rubin, Besl, Can- dioffi, Sarin, Nosenchuh, Miller, Kalsikas, Lolifo Koizumi. Fronl Row: Vera, Doonan, Fembro, Hodge Scalzo, Lawrence, Coares, Bly, Kempson, Phifer Johnson. LIBRARY SQUAD Thordsen, Zabaclx, Tsaclas, O'TooIe, Mrs. Ran- dall, Doonan, Woolfon. Will we ever forge+-+he fronf sleps for seniors alone-no longer side enfrances 'For us. Will we ever forgel'-Columbus Circle where we frequenfly go+ caughi' in fhe midsl' of +he fraffic . . . where we always looked a+ +he big clock lo see if we were early or lafe. Will we ever forgei'-our day's end when we would have a quick hoi' dog and +hen home or fo worlc . . . Tomorrow, ano+her day. PAGE THIRTY-SEVEN fx,-42-1 L It zz Jay jg USM-nuff-'ed , b1aPh2? ff-W K ww W MMM Q A ea-A 'ffmgghf vrrflizrff VD fimifi v'Yji2,f aW,,l?f'9A Q SSQEW Jigga? Jil? Q Q RZ 'Q X we 5: 32 R X E95 10 Wy .WJ ST? 0 .5354 YY: L L X ' 92 W5 . rf . M f F C?- - 'ffm Zia-TTAYi0r'? 'l co rg iff X G w0f M7Kl,? ,,RR1yE:gC 0 ' ' ' Og I J D50 5136 xQ, ,KN b F X Qwwvy CMMW7 fUM,l.gl1 WM ' ,ofgq ,gfrgkggffffj ix, Riff? R f6gg5ffwQJZi2is, ' J W .5 345 Wfyif If EJ VM Q1 3319 WE? if ts 1 Q 01 EBSQ? E 161 1? xii' 55? 41,5 Ao' ERII. O -sez rv' 3? if MQ! 355 . golf WWW WJ :fr L 'QA KZ ,Mfg f' Ex . fi ' UA E C,Qf.wy Gfjbgggjijd My 5g L' K A? l Ww235fgRM,,M:?Ffic,.M?BfL L fu 'Wf?ZLYCws-x'i'rN a-fHAywf9R0 BURKE!! fav 12,427 PAGE THIRTY EIGHT i Here? to Deen' Ole! Haaren Here's fo dear old Haaren, We'll go ouf +o win you Ever 'lo be Forfune and fame, Fairesl' of high schools! We'll fighl' for freedom Give her fhree limes fhree! And honor Haaren's name! Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! Raise a rousing salvo Thank you, Haaren High, Echoing clear, For happiness here! Hail fo fhee, Haaren, Farewell fo Haaren, Alma Maier dear! Alma Ma+er dear! PAGE THIRTY-NINE ABRAMOWHZ, WILLIAM S. i656 Washinglon Avenue BE3: Bill Dean's Service Squad ALVARADO, SAMUEL D. 827 Jackson Avenue BCG: Danny: N. Y. U. Lieul. of Laie Squad 5 Terms: Capfain of Service Pafrol 6 Terms Aeronauiical Engineer AMATULLI, FRANK A. l26 Wes? bl Slreef BAI Service Squad Lawyer ANDROS, JAMES G. 60 Johnson Slreei, Brooklyn BC6: Andy: C. C. N. Y. Adminisiralive Assisfanig Lunch- room Squad: G. O. Delegafeg An- nex Edifor: Annex Senior Pres.: Physics Room. Aeronaukical Engineer ANNUNZIATA, ANTONIO F. 2l8-2l Slreef, Brooklyn BE2: Tony Lunchroom Squad Professional Baseball Player ARENA, FRANK R. 952 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn BD4: Romeo Squad of Museum: Lunchroom Monifor: Library Squad: Physics Laboreiory Squad Policeman ARMSTRONG, RICHARD H. 500 Wesl 2l5 Slreef BA: Hank Service Squad Mechanic PAGE FORTY 5 ASAF, BERNARD 5I0 Wes? I34 Sfreei' BD4: Bernie Service Squad Business AUSTIN, ROBERT F. I629 Garfield Sfreei BA1: V.T.: Sefon Hall Track Team: Dean's Squad: Princi- pal's Hall Squad: Lunchroom Serv- ice: Healfh Service: G. O. Council Doclor BAIOCCO, JOSEPH R. 20-7l Sieinway Slreel, L. l. C. 8A1: Joe: Brooklyn Polylech Lunchroom Squad: Drafiing Depl. Oliiceg Dean's Service Squad Mechanical or Civil Engineering BARKER, RONALD W. 552 Academy Sfreel 8Al: Pensacola Chemisfry Service Squad Naval Aviaior BARRAGAN, ARTHUR 348 Wesf 47 Sfreei 8C'5: Arlie: Cooper Union G. O. Delegaieg Service in G. O. Office Auiomoiive Engineer BARRETT, JOSEPH P. 309 Third Avenue SB2: Joe 2V, Years English Office: 2 Years Dean's Squad: I Year Healfh Edu- calion Office Radio BEHAR, DAVID L05 Slone Avenue, Brooklyn 8Al: Dave: Brooklyn or Ciiy Dean Service Squad: Lunchroom Squad: Grade Advisers' Squad: Vice-Presideni' 71h Term: Vice-Treasurer 8'lh Term Business Adminisirafor BERGMAN, ALLAN B. 258 Riverside Drive BA1: Al Lunchroom Squad: Library Squad: Hall Service Squad Merchanf BERGUS, HARVEY B. 330 Hudson Walk, Brooklyn BE3: Sfrefch: Cify College Public Address Sysfem: English Office: Library Squad Radio Engineer BERNAL. JOHN I73 Brook Avenue BB2: Johnny: N. Y. U. Lafe Squad 4 Terms: Dean's Squad in Lunchroom: Service I Term Aeronaulical Engineer BESELER, WILLIAM E. 36-47-37 Sfreei, L. l. City Whirey Service Squad Businessman BIENES, ROBERT A. 555 Wesi' l84 Sfreef BCII: Bones Grade Advisers' Office: Heallh Ed., Lunchroom Squads. Air Condiiioning Engineer BIGMAN, LARRY 7I Meserole Sfreef, Brooklyn BA1: N. Y. U. Typisl' for Mr. Ernsiolif Air Conditioning Engineer BILELIS, ANAGNASTIS P. 34-I0-30 Avenue, Astoria BE2: Rusfyg Acad. of Aeronaufics Sergeant Lunchroom Squad: Glee Club Aviafion Mechanic BOEHM, WALTER E. 335 Roebling S+ree+, Brooklyn 8A1: Bruno Dean's Service Squad: Leaders' Corps Stock Car Driver BONG, TIP N. G. 65 Bayard Sfreef BD4: Tippv Service Squad Avialor BOWEN, AARON R. I29 Easi I30 Sfreef 8Al: Russell Dean's Lunchroom Monilorg Glee Club: English Deparfmenf Moni- for: Hall Moniior. Army Officer BRANIGAN, PATRICK J. 327 Easl' 52 Sheer BCG: Pal' Hall Moniior: Room Guard: Door Moniior Air Force BRATHWAITE, FRANK E. I336 Brook Avenue BE3: Big Frank: Howard Track Team: G. O. Delegaleg Lunchroom Squad Radio Technician BRITTEN, ROBERT C. 206 Wesl I00 Sfreel BD4: Bob Service Squad Elecfrician BROMBERG, SEYMOUR 904 DeKalb Avenue, Brooklyn 8A1: Sy: Sfale Tech Track Team: Orchestra: Library: Lunchroom Ass'I'. Capfain. Adverlising Execufive PAGE FORTY-ONE anown, Josem-4 ' 323 Wesl 27 Sfreef BBU: Joe: Miami Universify Orcheslra: Hall Service: Dance Orcheslra Musician BUDAY, PAUL M. 409 Easf 69 Sfreef BD4: Paul 3 Years Baseball Team: 3 Years Baskelball Team: Co-Capfain I948: 2 Years in Healfh Office: Lunchroom Squad Professional Alhlele BUNCH, WILLIAM L. 505 Wesl HB Sfreef BB2: Billy: Brooklyn Dean Service: Track Team I Year Lawyer CALCATERRA, FRANK l754 Bafhgafe Avenue BC6: C. C. N. Y. Presidenl Annex G. O.: I Yr. G. O. Service: Shop Mainienance Squad: Yearbook Slaff: Dean's Coordina- lor: PrincipaI's Service Squad: Sfudenr Council Annex: Lunch- foofn. Aeronaulical Engineer CAMP, ALEXANDER 359 Sf. Marks Avenue, Brooklyn BA1: Lex Caplain of Leaders' Squad Business CAMPBELL, HAYWARD B. 2I3 Seigel Sfreel' 882 Lunchroom 4 Terms on Service Engineer CASAGRANDE, RALPH A. 550 Sevenlh Avenue, Brooklyn BE2: Charlie 2 Terms in Lunchroom in Annex Army Career PAGE FO RTY-TWO CASTAGNA, ANTHONY S. H63 Easf 99 Sfreef, Brooklyn BC6: Mungo: N. Y. U. Haaren Baseball Team as Firsl Slring, Second Baseman, Capl. '49 Professional Baseball Player COGLIANO, RALPH I7 Conselyea Sfreel, Brooklyn BB2: Sonny: Manhailan Hall Service: School Newspaper Sfalif Air Condifioning Mechanic COHEN, SEYMOUR IOI7 Bryant Avenue BD4: Sy: C. C. N. Y. Dean's Squad: Arisla Honor So- ciely: Mafh Honor Sociely: Capt Swimming Team: Broadcasr Re- porler: Senior Council C. P. A. COLLORA, CHARLES R. 348 Douglass Sfreel, Brooklyn BA1 Hall Pairol Service, Annex: Main Building Pilof CORR, PHILIP T. I702 Third Avenue HAI: Flip: Manhaflan Broadcasf Slaff: Dean's Squad: Glee Club Elecirical Engineer COTTES, DAVID 2060 Third Avenue BD4 Lunchroom Service: Hall Service Class Service Pharmacist CROPLEY, WILBUR E. 236 Easl Gun Hill Road BB2 Door Monifor Isl Term: Class Vice Pres. 7fh Term: Senior Council Represenfafive 7lh Term. Businessman CRUSCO, ANTHONY P. 2Il Easf 97 Slreef BD4: Tony: C.C.N.Y. English Office: Lunchroom Service: Class Officer: Chemisfry Ofiice Scienfisl DANVILLE, BELA 7I-53-69 Place, Glendale, Queens BB L I U Broadcasi Phofographer: Chemis- 'iry Preparaiion: Library: G. O. Represenlalive: H. E. Service Pharmacisf DAVIS, ARTHUR C. 2754 Eighlh Avenue 883: Arlie: C. C. N. Y. Asst Capl. Dean's Service Squad: Baskeiball Team: Treasurer Senior Class Businessman DA VOLIO, JAMES E. II56 Easf 87 Sfreei, Brooklyn BE3: Jim: Noire Dame 2 Terms Capfain 58Ih Sireel Side Lunchroom: Hall Palrol 2 Terms: OFI'ice Pairol: Affendance Room Baseball Player DE JESUS, EDWIN I34 Wes? 20 Sfreef 832: E-ddy: Cify Broadcesi Ofiice Civil Engineer DESROSIERS, THOMAS W. 24 Was? 69 Slreel' BE2: Tommy: Acad. of Aeronaulics Lunchroom Capf.: 2 Yrs. Main and Annex: Dean's Special Service Avialion Mechanic DE VITO, JOSEPH I566 Second Avenue BA1: Joe Lunchroom Squad: Class President Eleclrician DI MASCIO, FRANK 302 Easf l05 Sfreel' 8E2: Mory Service Squad Draflsman DI MEGLIO, DOMINICK P. 223 Eas'I 29 Slreel SC6: Mime: SI. John's Lunchroom Service: Room Service Dean's Special Service: Hall Serv- ice: Library Service: G. O. Dele- gale Policeman DI MASSO, JOHN J. 223 Easi 29 Sfreel 8D4 Bobo Dean's Service Squad: Lunchroom Squad Poliiician DOUEZ, JAMES F. 490 Claremoni Parkway BD4: Jimmy G.O. Sec I: Bashelball Team: Broadcasf Slaff: Lunchroom Moniior Journalisi EDMOND, GEORGE A. I68 Wesi I20 Sfreef BE3: Tiny Service Squad Business ELLERS, RICHARD 9 Dare Courl, Brooklyn BE3: Sireich Dean's Service Squad Businessman ENGELEIT, ALFRED F. 235 Longsfreef Avenue SE2: Engie Ass'I. Capf. 4Ih Period Lunchroom Squad: Special Service Dean's Office Welder PAGE FO RTY-TH REE FALZONE. LAWRENCE D. I555 Eesf I5 Sfreel, Brooklyn BD4: Larry: Bloomfield Asst G. O. Delega+e: G. O. Dele- gafe: Sfudenf Council: Pres. of French Class: Malh Honor So- ciefy: Dean's Squad: Glee Club: Broadcasf Reporier Teacher FIGUEROA. MICHAEL J. l02 Cumberland Walk, Brooklyn SAI: Mickey Library, Gym, Lunchroom Squads Aeronaufical Engineer FINCK, EDWARD F. 24-03 4I Avenue, Long Island Ci+y BCG: Eddie Lunchroom Squad Aeronaulical Engineer FINOCCHIARO, VENERANDO E. 20 Firsl Place, Brooklyn BCG: Eddie Glee Club 6 Terms: Class Service: Hall Service: G. O. Delegale Businessman FRANCAVILLA, JOSEPH A. 7l Easf Fourih Sfreef BB2: Andrew Public Address Sys+em Squad Radio Engineer FYFE, PHILIP J. 69 Meserole Avenue, Brooklyn BCG: Irish Service Squad Mechanic GARCIA, ROBERT I94 Brown Place 889: Gigi: Brown U. Lunchroom and Hall Service Squads Aufo Engineer PAGE FORTY FOUR GAVRILIS, NICHOLAS 3I9 Wesf 2I Slreef BB3: C. C. N. Y. Secrefary of lhe Arisfa: Reporler 'lor fhe Broadcasf: Dean's Service Squad Businessman GINSBURG, ROBERT l. 5ll Wes'I I86 Sfreef BC6: Elmer: C. C. N. Y. Lunchroom Squad: Sporls Edilor Broadcasf : Hall Squad: Class Secrerary: Affendance Monifor: Song Sheer Monifor Journalist and Novelisf GITTO, JOSEPH F. 2024 Easf 55 Sfreef, Brooklyn 8A1: Joe Hislory Office: Public Address Squad: Dean's, Lunchroom Squad Radio Engineer GOLDBERG, FRED 307 Legion Slreef, Brooklyn BA1: Mighiy Joe: Cooper Union Dean's Squad: Arisfa Vice-Presi- denf: G. O. Delegaie: Assisfanl Aris+a Secrefaryg Broadcasf Sporfs Wrifer: Class Treasurer. Elecirical Engineer Maioring in Supersonic Flighi GOMEZ, HENRY A. 665 Jefferson Place BD4: Hank Service Squad Arfisl' GOMEZ, JOSEPH 5I9 Wes? I43 Slreei BA1: Joey Asst Capf. in Lunchroom: Caplain of Track Team: Visual Aid Squad: Principal's Hall Squad Physical Educafion Teacher GRABER. BERNARD 622 Willoughby Avenue, Brooklyn 8D4: Bernie: N. Y. U. Lunchroom Squad: Cuffing Squad: Main Door Squad: Journalisfg Healfh Educafion Service Squad Aeronaulical Engineer GRINDELL, GERALD M. 2932 Wesf 2I Sfreef, Brooklyn BD4: Yus Business Manager Broadcash Capf. 2 Terms Principal's Service Squad: Lunchroom Co-ordinaior: 3 Terms Office I00 Businessman GROSS, CHARLES EDWARD 57 Easf I22 Sfreei BC6: Speedy: Columbia Treasurer of G. O.: Assf. Capi. Lunchroom Squad: Baskeiball Team: Track Team Brain Surgeon GUYER, GEORGE S. 8l7 Easr I75 Sireei' BE3: Georgie: U. C. L. A. Lunchroom Squad Aviaiion Mechanic HABER, HARRY 3l7 Hari' Sireer, Brooklyn BCG: Habe: Cily College Lunchroom Squad: G. O. Typisi: G. O. Represenrafive: Class Sec- reiary: Broadcasi Typisr: Journal- is'r: 7Ih Term Senior Council Treas- urer. Businessman HANOKA, JOSEPH I505 S+. Nicholas Avenue BCG: Slifs: Ciiy College Class Vice-Presidenf: Broadcasl' Siaffg Lunchroom Squad: Class Treasurer: Class Secrefary Journalisf and Novelisi HANUSIEWICZA, WILLIAM P. I70 Meiropoliian Avenue, Brooklyn 8A1: Bill Service Squad Businessman HARRISON, WILLIAM B. 234 McKibben Sfreef, Brooklyn BE2: Lucky Service Squad Business Man HENRY, MELVIN L. 530 Wesr I57 Sireei 8B2: Mel: Ciiy College Lunchroom Squad: Track Team Lawyer HIRSCH, MYRON 653 Easi Fifih Sireef 8A1 6 Terms Afiendance Service: I Term Lunchroom Squad Elecirician or Navy HOM, WALTER 36 Forsyihe Sireef BCG: Sookie Library Squad: Hall Moniior Opiician ISAAC, ROBERT C. I49 Wesi I40 Sireei' 8A1: Robbie: C. C. N. Y. Secreiary io Miss Adlerblum: Rep- resenfed School in Hisiory Quiz Mechanical Engineer JANUSZEWSKI, MICHAEL J. 376A Tweliih Sheer, Brooklyn BCG: Mickey Lunchroom Squad: Gym Service Lawyer JARM, CHARLES 28 Henry Sfreel' 8C6 4+h and 61h Term G. O. Delegaieg Glee Club for 4ih, Slh and 6I'h Terms Lawyer JOHNSON, MELVYN H. 8l Norih Poriland Avenue, B'klyn BB2: Mel: N. Y. U. Lunchroom Squad: Dean's Service Squad: Hislory Deparfmenl Child Psychologisf PAGE FORTY-FIVE JORDAN, ROBERT S. 203 Wesf I47 Slreel BE3: Bob Service Squad Lawyer KERSTEN. JOHN 323 Wesf 83 Slreef BA: Johnny Chemislry Squad: Lunch Squad Business Man KING, WILLIAM H. 343 Sf. Nicholas Avenue Billy: Cify College Caplain of Lunchroom Squad: Co- operalion of Governmenl Award: Dean's Service Squad: Composed School Song Lawyer KIRSCHNER, EDWARD G. I24l Mayflower Avenue BD4: Eddie Service Squad Lawyer KLIPPERT, ROBERT A. 64-I7 Madison S+., Ridgewood, Q. 8C0: Bob: Polylech lnsf. Lunchroom: Hall Service: Room Service Engineer KORINEK, GEORGE E. 422 Easl 77 Slreef BE3: Georgie: Brooklyn Polyiech Lunchroom Squad: Class Presidenl Chemical Engineer LA FIOSCA, DAVID 2328 Dean Slreef, Broolilyn BBQ: C. C. N. Y. Class Secrelary: English Office: Lunchroom Squad Physical Educalion Inslruclor PAGE FORTY SIX LA SALA, GEORGE F. 545 Easi l48 Slreef SAI: Columbia General Office: Chemislry Squad: Lunchroom Squad: Dean's Service Squad Medical Technician LEE, ALFRED 2B Division Slreel' 8C'i: AI Sludy Hall Service Business LEFKOWITZ, PHILLIP 438 Brisfol Slreel, Brooklyn BE3: Phil: C. C. N. Y. G.O. Represenlafive: Assf. Capf. Lunchroom Squad: Dean's Service Squad: Ran for G. O. Pres. Doclor of Philosophy LEITHAUSER, DONALD J. I223 Wheeler Avenue BCG: Duck: Slale Tech. Service for Banl: in Annex Gale Pafrol Annex Archilecfural Engineer LEWANDOWSKI, ADOLPH 525 Easl 6 Slreel 8Eil: Lew Service Squad Aircrafl Mechanic LIFSCHITZ, JERRY I62 Bay 34 Slreel, Broolilyn 8A1: Mechanics: Sfale Tech Lunchroom Squad: G. O. Allernafe Elecfrical Technician LINN. ROBERT I777 Balhgaie Avenue BD4: Gene Krupa: Columbia Orcheslra 6 Terms: Lunchroom Squad 5 Terms: Dean's Squad 3 Terms: Pholography Club 2 Terms Oplomeirisi LO SCHIAVO, JOSEPH V. 635 Venderbill Avenue, Broolrlyn HB2: Joe: C. C. N. Y. English Office: Lunchroom Squad Archilecl LOUlE, WEl N. 37 Moll Slreel BD4 Glee Club Avialion Mechanic LULEK. JOHN P. 309 Wes? 2I Slreel SE3: Lulu: Columbia Service Squad Business Man LUONGO, JOHN H. 432 Humboldl Sfreel, Broolxlyn BCG: Lou: N. Y. U. Baseball Team Haaren Nine Professional Baseball Player MACKELBURG, WALTER 430 Easf 67 Slreel BCG: Dink Heallh Ed. Service Squad Archilecl' MADEO, FRANK I3I8 Second Avenue SA1 Lunchroom Squad: Hall: Service 3 Years Business Man MAKINAS. JAMES 3 Allen Slreel BD4 English Deparfmenl Service Business Man MANASSE, GUSTAVE G. 860 Riverside Drive 8Al: Frenchy: N. Y. U. Glee Club: Track Team: Swimming Team: Lunchroom Squad Aeronaulical Engineer MANFREDONIA, ABRAHAM A. 30-57 Crescenl Slreef, Asforia, L.l. BCG: Abe Gale Guard: Class Service Drailsman MANZO, VALENTINE V. I429 Easl 95 Sfreel, Brooklyn BE3: Sonny Service Squad Aufomobile Mechanic MARATEA, RAYMOND C. 35l-I9 Slreel, Brooklyn SE3: Ray Dean's Service Squad 2 Years Builder and Conlraclor MARCANTONIO, ANTHONY T. 489-I4 Slreel, Brooklyn BB3: Marc: Wes? Poinl Carloonisf for Broadcasl: G. O. Delegale: Service in Gym: Senior Class Delegale: Senior Council Commercial Arlisl ' MARCHISELLA, NICHOLAS P. 22-58-36 Sfreel, Asloria BD4: Nick Miss Becl:'s Secrelary: Miss Wurman's Secreiary Cabinef Maller MARKS, HERBERT S. l6l9 Belhgale Avenue BA1: Karl Lunchroom Squad: Dean's Service Squad Venelian Blind Manufaclurer PAGE FORTY-SEVEN MARMION, WILLIAM H. 506 West l7l Sfreel' BD4: Bill Bfh Term Science: Swimming Team Aviaiion or Aufomoiive Engineer MARTINEK, FREDERICK 420 Easi 73 Sfreef BD4: Fred Service Squad Business Man MARULIS, ANDREW I57 Wesf 62 Slreef 8D4: Andy Service Squad Business Man MATTHEWS, DONALD E. 25-07-30ih Avenue, Asioria BD4: Don Gale-Guard: Class secrelary Engineer McNEIL, WITTIE E. I390 Prospecf Avenue 8E3- Wood v Y Traclrg Baslreiball: Capiain Lunch- room Squad Physical Educaiion Teacher MELENDEZ, LUCAS E. l028 Simpson Sireef BE3: Eddie: N. Y. U. Record Room: Lunch Room: Emer- gency Room Squad Civil Engineer MENALDO, RINALDO A. 2II Wesi 67 Slreei BCG: Slim: Acad. of Aeronaufics Lunchroom Squad- Librar Squad v Y Aeronaufical Engineering PAGE FORTY-EIGHT MEYNET, ORPHEO H54 Firsi Avenue BD4: Tyrone Physics Preparaiion LaI:ora'I'ory: Gym Moniforg Service in Room Elecfrician MICULIAN, EDWARD 202 Firsi' Avenue 882 Service Squad Eleclrical Engineer MILES, REGINALD V. 204 Wes? H0 Sfreef BBQ: Reggie: C. C. N. Y. Dean's Service Squad 2 Years: Capiain Dean's Squad Business Man MILONIS, JAMES J. 550 Easf I34 Sfreef 8B2: Jimmy Service Squad Archiieci' MITCHELL, MICHAEL 920 Ninlh Avenue BE3: Milne Secrefary fo Mr. Ernslofi, Group Adviser Business Man MITTENTAG. HAROLD II6 Easf Firsl' Slreef 8D4: Milly Visual Aid Squad and Gym Squad Radio Technician MOLDENHAUER, JOHN M. 3ooV, Easf 90 Sireel' 8A1: Moldy Soccer Team Policeman MOORE, PAUL 347 S+. Marks Avenue BE3: Sfumpy: Columbia Lunchroom: Gym: Track Squad Elecfrical Engineer NEALOUS, ROBERT E. 576 Easl I4l Sfreel BD4: Bob Fronl' Door: Lunchroom Squad: 2 Years Library: Lale Squad I Term: Dean's Service Business Man NORELLI, CLEMENT J. 40l Wesl 24 Sireef 8Al: Ted Lunch Room Squad Baseball Player ORGERA, ADAM A. 686 Rosewood Sfreel BD4: Acad. ol' Aeronauiics Special Service for The Dean Business Man OSTAPCHUK, ALEXANDER 92 Boerum Sfreel, Brooklyn SA1 Lunchroom Squad Draflsman OVERTON, HAROLD L. 208 Wesl Ill Slreei BB3: Dapper: N. Y. S. M., B'klyn Dean's Service Squa-d: Caplain in Lunch Room: Track Team: lnspec- lor for Dean: Library Service Denial Technician PAPA, DAVID 320 Easl l54 Slreel' 8E5i: Dave: N. Y. U. Lafe Squad: Orchestra: Hall Serv- ice: Lunch Squad Aeronauiical Engineer PELLE, ANTHONY 227 Easl l0l Sfreel SD4: Lover Dean's Special Service Squad Underiaker PELLICANI, PETER T. 260-I7 Sfreef, Brooklyn BD4: Gali Allendance Office: Lunchroom, Lafe, Gym Squad: Secreiary of 73 and BD4 Baseball Player PERIHAROS, JOHN P. 304 Sevenlh Avenue SB2: Perry l Term Library Squad: I Term Hall Squad: 2 Terms Broadcasi Slalii Business Man PERILLO, ALFRED J. 373-I3 Sireel, Brooklyn BCG: Al 3 Years Carloonisf on Broadcasl: ZZ Years Ari Edilor of Yearbook: Edifor-in-Chief of Yearbook Carloonisf PETERSON, NINO A. l I I4 Findlay Avenue BD4: Swede 7 Terms on Service Squad in 'the Annex: Library Service: Glee Club Business Man PLUTCHOK, MURRAY I79 Riverdale Avenue, Brooklyn 8B2: Plufo 2 Terms Broadcasl: 2 Terms Glee Club: Lunchroom Squad: Business Manager Yearbook Welch Maierial Salesman POCHINTESTA, RICHARD S. 5l8 Wesl l35 Slreel 8E3: Pochie Class Secre+ary: Lunch Squad: Dean's Service Squad Commissioned Officer, Air Corps PAGE FORTY-NINE PODBERESKY, NORMAN l4II Coiiage Place 8B2: Red Lunchroom Squad Elecirician PORCELLI, JOSEPH P. 4I4 Graham Avenue, Brooklyn 7Cl Service Squad Business Man POWELL, CLARENCE JR. H0 Jefferson Avenue, Brooklyn 8C0: Flash Service af Main Enhance: Service in Lunchroom. Civil Service PRIMAK, LAWRENCE 9I Lewis Avenue, Brooklyn BCB: Larry: Brooklyn Senior Class Presideni: Secre+ary of General Organizaiion: Lunch- room Squad: Siudy Hall Sec.: G. O. Delegafe Psychologist PROKOPCHUK. NICHOLAS 537 Easi I2 Sfreef SAI: Popcorn Chem. Squad 2 Terms: Door Guard: Class Secrefary 2 Terms Television Engineer RANDONIS, ALEXANDER J. I27 Kings Boro, Brooklyn BAI: AI Lunchroom Squad: Dean's Squad: Baskelball Team: Gym Leaders' Squad Refrigeraiion Mechanic RATH. JOSEPH F. I77 Richards Sireef, Brooklyn HD4 Physics Preparalion Laboraioryg G. O. OlTice: Nurses' OFiice: Room Service 523. Engineer PAGE FIFTY 'ii' ' we -df? 9 'QC 'V' -21: l ii:-a::,..x.1.Ee::Z5s .arf 2 H- '. .fair ': ,' I lv- ' ' 1 Q u? :.: Q Wi f i RIVA, JOHN G. 4l0 Easf 89 Sfreef 8B3: Dreamer: Nofre Dame Lunchroom Squad: Hisfory Dept Service: Secrefary fo Teacher in charge of Senior Acfivities Professional Man RODRIGUEZ, WILFRED R. 342 Pulaski Sfreef, Brooklyn 8D4: Willie 4 Terms on Lunchroom Squad: Culiing Squad: Dean's, Library Squad Traveller ROLLINS, CARNETT S. I02 West I37 Sfreef BB2: Ram: N. Y. U. Track Team: Lunchroom Squad: Class Reporfer: Business Slaff, Broadcasf Accounlani ROLON, JOSEPH J. 593 Easl' I3B Sfreel 8E3: Joe Lunchroom Squad: Affendance Of- lice: Dean's Office Aeronaulical Engineer ROMAN, GILBERT J. 69 Easi III Sfreef 8D4: Pee Wee Palrol Squad: Library Service Lunchroom Service Mechanic ROTHMAN. RICHARD T. 2I I2 Dorchesler Road, Brooklyn BD4: Rickey Lunchroom Squad: Glee Club: So- cial Sfudies Office: Vice-Pres. Sen- ior Class BD4 Business Man RUSSO, CARMINE G. 686 Rosewood Sfreef BD4: Charlie Annex Service 5 Terms: Dean's Squad 7 Terms: Main Bldg. Service 8 Terms Avialion Mainfenance Man RUTLEDGE, LARNEY I56 Lenox Avenue 833: Chico: C. C. N. Y. Track Team: Fencing Team: Dra- maiic Club: Dean's Service Squad: G. O. Delegafe Playwrighi and Acior SACCAVINO, MARIO M. 602 Courllandf Avenue BC Service Squad Carioonisf SAIA, MATTHEW R. 57 Duffield Sireef, Brooklyn SEZI: Bunny: Ohio Universify Service, Public Address: Secreiary fo Miss Adlerblum: Chemisiry Preparaiion: Class Treasurer Sporfs Reporfer SALUZZI, CANIO V. 229 Smiih Sireei, Brooklyn BAI: Drake G. O. Delegafe: Gym. Service Engineer SANDBERG, JOHN A. 475 Easi' l4I Sfreef 8D'I: Sandy Service Squad Elecirician SAVOY, HENRY J. 4I4 Easi 77 Sireei SDI: Hank G. O. Delegaie: Chairman Enfer- ininmeni CommiHee: Dean's Squad lAnnexl: Dean's Squad iMain Buildingi Pres. Senior Class BD4 Business Man SCHMIDT, ROBERT J. I82-46-90 Avenue, Jamaica BE3: Bob Aris+a: Lunchroom Squad: Group Advisers' Office: Service 'for Mr. Ernsioff 6 Terms: Vice-Presidenf of ae' Air-Conditioning Mainfenance Man SCHWAB, RICHARD F. I39-I2-88 Road. Jamaica, L. I. BA1 G. O. Delegaie: Arisia Secreiary: Arisfa Presidenf: Broadcasi Re- porfer Chemical Engineer SCHWARTZ, STUART Z. IB36-76 S'Iree+, Brooklyn SB3: Slew: N. Y. U. Boy Scou+ Guidance: Tumbling Squad Physical Educafion Teacher SCOTT, HENRY J. I08 Wesf I37 Sfreef BD4: Sukey Dean Service in Lunchroom: Track Team Phoiographer SEEFELD, WALTER 3I6 Easf 25 Sfreei 8AI: Whifey Co-Capf. of Soccer Team: Broad- cas'r: Lunchroom Squad: G. O. Delegafe of 8fh Term Class Engineer SEMPLE, JAMES M. II4 Wesf I02 Sfreef SBU: C. C. N. Y. English Office Service: Affendance Moniior Engineer SEVERA. JOSEPH A. 425 Easf 66 Sireef 8A1 Joey: C. C. N. Y. Broadcasf Columnisf: Senior Class Secrefary: Aris+a: Member of Sen- ior Council: Assi. Sec. of Arisfa: Dean's Service Squad Aviafor SINOCCHI, MICHAEL 73I Easi I47 Sireef SB2: Mickey Sfairway Service lAnnexi Aviafor PAGE FIFTY-ONE SKALACKI, BOHDON 2I0 Easl 96 Slreel 882: Bob Lunch Room: Service in American Hislory Depl.: Hall Service Elecfrician SORNSTEIN, SIDNEY A. I I I4 Sfralferd Avenue BE3: Sid: Cornell Sevenlh Term Presideni: Sludenl Council for 8 Terms: Lunchroom Capfain Commercial Pilof SOTERAKIS, JACK S. 302 Sevenih Avenue 852: Jake: N. Y. U. Library Service for a lerm: Hall Service: Edifor, Broadcast Business Man SPERO, JOHN A. l3l5 Hoe Avenue BD4 Door Squad: Principal's Service Squad: Lunchroom Service Elecfrician SPRAGUE. CLINTON T. 304 Wesl 99lh Sfreel 8C'l: Sprague Broadcasl: Library Squad: Science Squad Naval Doclor STABILE, NINO R. 430 Easl I05+h Slreef 882: Junior Lunch Room Squad Archilecl STERLING, DAVID S. 665 Wesl End Avenue BCII: Dave: Rulgers Hall Service: Room Service: Lunch Room Service: Class Secrefary Agricullurisl PAGE FIFTY-TWO SYLVESTER, WILBERT T. 444 Lexinglon Avenue, Brooklyn 8D4: Dooley Service Squad Criminal Lawyer SZABO, ALBERT 308 Easf B8 Slreel 8D4: AI Service Squad Business Man TAGARIELLO, ANTHONY T. 433 Easi 68 Sfreel 882: Tony Service in lhe Lunch Room Aufo Mechanic TAYLOR, ROBERT M. I02 Cumberland Walk, Brooklyn SEZI: Lillle Duke 3 Years of Service in Annex Airplane Pilor TERRELL, STANLEY K. 408 Easf I58 Sfreel BE3: Sian: N. Y. U. Lunchroom Co-ordinafor: Dean's Squad: Treasurer of Class: Main- fenance Squad Aeronaufical Engineer THOMAS, ALVERN E. 45 Wesl IIO Slreef 7CI: AI Lunchroom Squad: Room Service Exil Service Radio Man THOMPSON, LEON J. 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