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

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1954 volume:

' all ' w i- 1 , 1 K V , 4,11 . W k V. Ww Vf.Yf-5!J1W5?Y3'?,.HRe'?:'Q??1iH!'rM25E! . ' K. .QM -L s, .Z-A 541553557 QW Wm WW 1954 The Qmff mm' Hazmmeff HAAREN HIGH SCHOOL Tenth Avenue at Fifty-Ninth Street, New York, New York 1 , ...QQ W Q ,ff -s- X You to the left ancll to the right, For the ways of men must sever- Anct it well may be for a clay and a night, Anal it well may be forever. But whether we meet or whether we part fFor our ways are past our knowingb A pledge from the heart to its fellow heart On the ways we all are going! RICHARD HOVEY 3 S-F Merracge Z0 Ike fmmfr The ignorant man has little judgment or critical ability except in the simplest matters of practical life. He is the victim of superstitions and of political demagogues, The half-educated man may be suspicious and cynical. doubting all leaders and hostile to all nevv ideas. He hinders the doing of good as vvell as the doing of evil. The vvise man is not gullible. but neither is he set against being convinced of anything: he has just a touch of skepticism in his intellectual attitude that is a safeguard against his being persuaded too readily. From a number of your courses at Haaren you should have developed some caution. just enough skepticism. so that you are not overvvhelmed bv dubious leaders depending upon clever propaganda. by every cause hypo- critically furthered by pious phrases. and by printed matter shrevvdlv designed to vvin your allegiance to some point of vievv. The educated man ltriovvs the value of a grain of salt. ARTHUR FRANZEN 4 Atz'mz'msimizm K ix X xx D. gm ? Nkg 1, X W F i 'xxx XJ XX I w ' , i ,- K! f Doctor Klein Administrative Assistant 'if Mr. Shapiro Dean . vvr K I . K , , , ,,. T r V5 . J9 17 N-1 X Mr. Chanin Cutting Supervisor Miss Strauss Cutting Supervisor Mrs. Strunsky Senior Social Activities Adviser Mr. Leif, Treasurer ,SLS X WQX f xg . 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They are: President Raymond Narral, Vice President Robert Farley, Secretary Paul Hushin, Treasurer Robert Fernandez, and Mrs. Strunsky. Adviser. The Council prepared the Senior Day Outing Bus Ride to Bear Mountain where there it arranged inter-class baseball games and various other events. The Council also organized a dance club in prepara- tion for the Prom with Miss Weisner as dance instructor. This year's Prom was held at the beautiful Keystone room of the Hotel Statler. The Council also arranged a Senior Hat Contest and the winning hat was put on exhibition in the library. The Senior Council for the graduating class of January 1954 chose for oflicers, under the supervision of Mrs. Strunsky, President Paul Streichert, Vice President Hector Sanchez, and Class Representatives Lyle Beach and William Gallowitz. Moutafakis, Palmieri, Haas, DiGiorgio, R. Fitzgerald, Chucala, Knfght, Pearlman, Seated. R. Fernandez, Narral, Hushin, Farley. Here are the General Organization oilieers, the men who head your G.O. From left to right they are: President Griffin, Vice President Aversano, Secretary Francis. Seated is Mr. Weissenberg. G.O. Adviser. The G.O. othcers this term are backed up by experience. This is the second term of office as President of the General Organization for Joe Griflin. Before that he was Treasurer for one term. He also served on the Dance, Election and Publicity Committees. He has been a member of the City, Manhattan Council and a class delegate to the G.O. The G.O. is the students' organization. It sponsors all the teams and clubs that make up student-life in Haaren. The G.O. pays for uniforms. equipment and all the other materials used by our teams and clubs. Under the supervision of the Chairman. Vice President Aversano, and President Griffin, the Dance Committee sponsored a dance with Washington Irving. The achievements of this committee is shown by the low cost of admission, free refresh- ments and a dance contest and door prize at no extra cost. As usual everybody enjoyed themselves. CU O ,rl 0 x i 6 I , l 5 , 5 1 Q' viser. 'E Griffin, Aversuno, Francis Jones I Absenteej, Mr. Weissenberg Ad A mini Lasf Row: Narral, Podaras, Prosncik, Dri vanos, Pearlman. Center Row: Crump, Chin Sherrer. Iacovone, Griffin, Widmer, Haas Cintron. Seated: Pabon, Scolaro, Katos Moore. The honor society of Haaren is a city-wide organization known as Arista. It is comprised of the boys who have proved their wartn in scholarship. service and character. Many who apply for admission find the requirements for Arista rigid and, therefore, have difficulty meeting them. But those who are accepted have the twofold satisfaction of having contributed to their own personal achievement and to the high standard of the school. Bro dem! Last Row: Mesa, Chin, Fitzgerald, Rodriguez, Heller, Drivanos, Robinson, Reynolds. Front Row: Haas, Hushin, Podaras, Scolaro. It seems that people have always looked for a way to preserve their ideas for posterity. The cavemen carved their thoughts and experiences on the walls of their Caves. The ancients prepared a product from papyrus and recorded their own events on it. ln thc past lew centuries we have put down in writing our daily activities in newspapers. lt shall he said in future years that the important happen- ings of Haaren High School were covered and recorded in a tablet called The Broadcast. Lost Row: Kelly, Podorus, Fitzgerald, Francis, Drivunos, G Hin. First Row: Hushin, Scolcrro, Kotos, Nurrcll. fiudeni Cabmef The Student Cabinet meets several times a year. The members are pupils chosen because of their service towards the school. Presiding at every meeting are Mr. Franzen, the Principal, and Mr. Phillips, representing the Teachers' Interests Committee. The Student Cabinet meets whenever Mr. Franzen wishes the opinion of the student body about a question which may concern the school. Some of the problems discussed by the Student Cabinet have been traflic in corridors. modernization of the lunch- room. and a revised method of allowing service credits. At the turn of the year the duties of Mrs. Cahn, adviser of this newly formed Inter-Boro Discussion Group of Haaren. were turned over to Mr. Mar- golis. the present adviser. Bernie Moore. George Lai and Charles Hickland were elected President. Vice President. and Secretary, respectively. Meetings at other schools were arranged to discuss with groups or stu- dents. such topics as the Mayoralty Campaign, Technological Assistance, Taft Hartley Act, the UNESCO fat the UN Buildingj, Censorship. Communism and other questions of current interest. When the group was handicapped by too few members, a drive for mem- bership tripled the attendance. Dztwmzm Grow 10 LUNCHROOM SQUAD Top Row: Mczngio, Singer, Clark, Powell, Thompson, Vargas. Cenfer Row: Pabon, Ellers, Solmoza, Allcof, Scotf, Chrisfoffersen, Messineo, Di Giorgio, Daniels Mansfied, Bozdeck, Moore, Heller, Sheldon, Messe, Rios, Wynne, Robinson, Manno, Pearson. Sealed Filzgerald, Harwell, Huslwin, Chucclla, Palmeri, Kalos D'Ambrosio, House, Peterson, Francis. fff' K 5 , ig 22 or gif W A2 ng a ENGLISH OFFICE SQUAD Lasf Row: Scott, SI1eI1on, Lui. Firsf Row: Wuicxnclbe, Robinson, Moore. .Aff -Lf? 5 fllffz VISUAL AIDS SQUAD Haus, Scolaro, Chucola, Heller. EARLY BIRD SQUAD Frese, Peierson, Kofos, Suarez Quill and Hammer EDITOR Raymond Narral BUSINESS MANAGER Albert Ford LITERARY STAFF Robert Farley Bernard Moore William Gallowitz George Morrison Joseph Griffin Stanley Podaras Paul Hushin George Powell Ernest Kukoth Arnold Singer SPORTS EDITOR ART EDITOR William Jones John Reynolds BUSINESS STAFF David Fried Edwin Pabon Gino Fugazzi Joseph Pearson Paul Mansfield James Rivers Charles Wiggins 16 SCHEDULE Copy carefully prepared and a schedule conscienfiously fol- lowed resull' in a iob well done. LAYOUT cow April 14 ARTWORK 8: PHOTOS April 14 ADVERTISEMENTS GALLEY PROOFS April 28 PROOFS 8: DUMMY RETURN May 5 PAGE PRooFs May 24 PAGE PROOFS RETURNED FINAL o.K. M1157 26 DELIVERY JUIIO 16 .Wie GEMM! Wm, fm. 200 VARICK STREET, NEW YORK 14, N. Y. When you have a problem, 'Telephone WAflcins 4-6700. Our produclion deparl- menf, ls always ready lo answer quesflons and +o assisfyou wi+h all defails. 9 Through the Yemfr f6ll4LM7fy 1954 As if it were yesterday, WE REMEMBER entering the great old school house on Fifty-ninth Street and Tenth Avenue. We look back to September 1950 when we were FRESHMEN. Were we scared? Yes, but we were more overwhelmed and fascinated too. We walked the halls without uttering a word. We climbed the stairs at a fast pace to keep up with the seniors. We read the BROADCAST. We saw the Dean. The first year passed quickly as we learned the where. why, and how of the building. Before we knew it, summer vacation and one year had fled. September 1951 started our second year in DEAR OLD HAAREN. WE REMEMBER the coming of the FLY BOYS from the ANNEX. We re- member how sad they were because they could not eat lunch out, but just like us they had to climb to the sixth floor. In that second year came FIELD DAY at Van Cortlandt Park. And suddenly we found ourselves in classes taking REGENTS. The second year seemed the YEAR OF DECISION. A quick summer and school was back again. In the JUNIOR YEAR we met the G.O. full force. WE REMEMBER best the dances with Washington Irving and Julia Richman. We recall especially good looking girls, fancy clothes and a fine band. The G.O. elections became important. We listened more carefully than we had in the past to the promises of the candidates. Some boys became aware and a few were admitted to the school honor society. the ARISTA. Some athletically inclined brought the teams to a new high and made them known throughout the states of New York and Pennsylvania. Fall of 1953 came the SENIOR TERM and with it came expenses. We had to dip deep to pay for hats, rings, dues, yearbook, and pictures. WE RE- MEMBER the senior party, dancing, refreshments and a happy year. Now the heights for which we worked had at last been reached and GRADUATION DAY was coming nearer. At last it was here and suddenly freshman year seemed only yesterday. WE REMEMBER it all now and we WILL NEVER FORGET! IT Through Ike Yemfr me 1954 It's been four years since that sunny day in September 1950, when we Hrst gazed upon the structure we were to call our second home. We were just teen-agers then from all sections of New York City. Feeling like needles in a hay stack we promptly began our task of getting acquainted. A few weeks of playing the part of Little Boy Lost. and we were ready to call ourselves Haarenites. We soon began to learn the fine arts of getting early excuse passes. leading the lunchroom stampede, staying out of Mr. Shapiro's way and doing our delightful homework day after day including Friday and Saturday nights. In order to keep Mr. Weissenberg and our official teachers happy, we joined the G.O. The price, I still remember, was ten cents, including, of course, a fine set of Haarenite buttons. Our beloved English teachers kept saying, Buy the Broadcast, Dearie or Else. In the afternoon we all walked out of Haaren with a Broadcast under our arms. Sophomore Year found us looking forward to joining clubs and teams but alas for us that was the year when there were no extracurricular activities. We studied harder and harder and some of us managed to get on the Honor Roll. Things were beginning to get rough and as time passed we found ourselves looking forward to our Junior Year. Our Junior Year found some of us in Arista because of the work we had managed to struggle through. It was in this year that we welcomed Wednesdays because of the short periods. One Wednesday in particular we were marched into the Assembly. The G.O. elections were nearing and Mr. Hollis had his schedule built around the G.O. A candidate for G.O. ofhce began his speech but our eyes were glued to a weird yellow and blue Senior Hat, worn by one of the Seniors in the front row. Red lights were flashing off and on. We stared until our eyes saw nothing but red on the stage. Here we are, making the last turn, coming down the home stretch. This will tell whether or not we will qualify or Hunk. We're still not finished but our senior year makes us feel proud. There is plenty to do and more effort to be exerted. lt's too late to turn back and give up. Here's where we separate the men from the boys. All our classes seem to get harder. All of a sudden we find that we have been hit with a barrage of exams, knowledge of which has to be consumed. We put our heads down and begin to study. Some of our grades drop but we continue to shake off the dangerous fear of surrender. We knock off the stiff regents left and right. Finally wc sec our glorious senior term coming up. Well, we've made it! At last we're here! We have worked hard but it was worth it. We've passed the most important of all regents and we're on our way. God Bless Us All! IS Clam Celebffifzlaf Most Popular II Wittiest ,......AA I I I I Did Most For Haaren I I Heart Breaker II ..... I I Best Athlete ....,,, Best Looking I Did Haaren For Most I Most Likely To Succeed Haaren Pessimist I I Haaren Optimist I Best Orator Best Dancer Finest Personality Most Sincere II I I I Most Popular II Wittiest I .....i...ii,. I Did Most For Haaren I I Heart Breaker I Best Athlete I Best Looking ..,..,iii I Did Haaren For Most Most Likely To Succeed Haaren Pessimist II II Haaren Optimist II Best Orator I Best Dancer Finest Personality Most Sincere CELEBRITIES 8A Official Teacher-Miss Daly II Ginger Francis I I Stanley Podaras I Paul Hushin I James Rivers I I John Aversano I Bill Aponte I I Jack Bernstein I I Raymond Narral I I I I I Clyde Thompson I Peter Florio Andy Maholick I I Robert Rodriguez William Scott I ,... III V...., I I .Raymond Ramos CELEBRITIES 8B Ollicial Teacher-Mrs. Beck Michael Compitello I I Carlos Alonso CELEBRITIES SC Official Teacher-Miss Hammond Most Popular I Wittiest II I II Did Most For Haaren II Heart Breaker ...I ,...i, Best Athlete I II Best Looking I Did Haaren For Most I Most Likely to Succeed Haaren Pessimist I I Haaren Optimist I Best Orator ..,,,i Best Dancer I i.,... I Finest Personality I I Most Sincere I I I Robert Ekstrom I Joseph Sanabia Anthony Ablamsky I II George Paturzo I ..., Fred Contursi I I IIII I Kent Wong Matthew Moutafakis Dennis Saunders II Robert Robles I Ralph Venditti II Daniel Corbo Eric Alleyne Clements Dzinski I II II Paul Mansfield I II Charles Rodriguez Charles Schuh Frank Vasquez Edward Lopez I II Renato Bardini Edward Nancarrow William Flowers II II Richard Zack II John Weir I Victor Pagan II Philip Lee I I Charles Schuh l9 Clam Cefebffifzlef CELEBRITIES 8D Official Teacher-Mrs. Cullen Most Popular 4,.l... ..l,......4,................l..........l..... Wittiest ..l...............,....... Did Most For Haaren ....... Heart Breaker ......,....r. Best Athlete .......,.,l.... Best Looking .................... Did Haaren For Most .... Most Likely To Succeed ....., Haaren Pessimist .l,..,...4 Haaren Optimist .,,... Best Orator ..,,.,,.. Best Dancer ............ Finest Personality .,.,,r Most Sincere .,,......,. Most Popular ...r,.. Wittiest .................,...,ir. Did Most For Haaren Heart Breaker ...,.,,..,....,r Best Athlete ,t...,.....,,.. Best Looking ,..r,..r..,..,... Did Haaren For Most Most Likely To Succeed CELEBRITIES SE Oflicial Teacher-Mrs. Cahn Haaren Pessimist .rr...4......r Haaren Optimist ..... Best Orator ......,... Best Dancer . .......,... . Finest Personality .rr,,., Most Sincere ,..r...,,.r. Most Popular . . ,..,.,,,, Wittiest ..,,..,rr...,,,..,,,.,,. Did Most For Haaren Heart Breaker ...,.,. .r.,,,,, Best Athlete ...,.......,.aV Best Looking ..r,.. S J Did Haaren For Most Most Likely To Succeed Haaren Pessimist ...y r..,. Haaren Optimist L. Best Orator r,,, .L Best Dancer r,rr . Finest Personality . Most Sincere ., '20 CELEBRITIES SF Oflicial Teacher-Mrs. Martyn Donald Daniels John Weiser Frank Caserta Peter Schmitt Robert Farley John Weiser Charles Separk Bernard Moore Robert Carroll Edwin Pabon Bernard Moore P, Donald Daniels Robert Farley James Christoffersen Thomas Ricotta Jerome Sansone Franklyn Mesa ,. Thomas McCarthy Lester Williams . James Koenderman Edward Krute Chandler Hom Richard Sozzi Louis Vohlidka ...... George Morrison .. Michael Masonian Gino Fugazzi Bernard Li Causi , Arthur Reddick , Eugene Oshva ,L Stanley Haas , , . Benedict Fernandez Frank Morales . , Gus Petruzzelli Rodney Patterson ,L L, Ralph Pearlman . r . Arnold Singer Phillip Solmosy . Arthur Reddick Joseph Rios ..... Benedict Fernandez Ralph Pearlman DQZM Mmm If r E X 'i Mr. Lafon, Chairman VAAV' The Mechanical Drawing Department under the able chair- manship of Mr. Lafon is one of great service to our future en- gineers, draftsmen, and architects. The memory of crooked T-squares, bent protractors, and initial-carved drawing boards shall linger for years to come. After all, anyone would rather draw a French curve than a square. P fm? at 2 t 5 2 Z o 3 ! Q m U1 S -.5 S 5 Q' Z S 2 y XS Z K L 1-S Q JoHN Q! REYNOLDS ffzmce Mazihemnizbf D .4147 ff -iv ax A be Q Q X O . IA mt 5 H Our Science Department, under the leadership of Mr. Whitney, has produced everything from fog to chemical compounds. Among the vast experiments with chemicals and other matter, we have produced an atmosphere something like that of London's. Once inside the science laboratory, you may see hundreds of eyes peering back and forth from paper to apparatus. Every job has some phase of mathematics in it, be it hard ratio problems or simple numbers. Our mathematics department has for many years been furnishing our students with practical applications of mathematics in everyday life. We cover everything from addition to advanced algebra. Remember the square root of intelligence is mathematics. ,E K k R 4 fi Dmfimcg . L 1 J 0 N 'llllllllllllllllllli RE yyo 1, p 5 f 0 N ! REYNOLDS A . Mr. Whitney. Chairman W! I2 fmmawmw Mr. Corwin, Acting Chairman Encglzkb 54366. 5 fx 00059-4 f n Q59 ff 2 y C? 1, sP H0-,fC TIVE5 as .ll v Q 0-5'l7'loN5 3 , 1. 1 , D Q. The English Department is one of the largest in Haaren and oe the subject a umust for all students. Term in and term out our 9 teachers have been working to sway us from Mickey Spillane to William Shakespeare. We found We weren't Romeos but we could JoHN l P5 ml Q REYNUL X i like to do today just llke Hamlet did mmxnniixm Some Haarenites wish to follow in the footsteps of Walt Dis ney. the great caricature painter. Others are interested in commer cial drawing, ceramics, sign lettering and painting After a very strenuous hour or two of painting and clay modeling, many students sit back and relax while sweet music flows forth from the loudspeaker of the class radio. Who minds learning to music? Mr. Zisowitz, Chairman lfff y z 111 - 0 JOHN understand anyone putting oil? until tomorrow something we didn't - , M . . sf 5 - , Pina fl W5 REYNOL 5 , l MW , W fndafirzaf A rrr , L i .noun , nigga, ggynotos Q 40 1 W W 1 0 in Mr. Benton, Chairman Now that the Industrial Arts and Aeronautics Departments have merged under the chairmanship of Mr. Benton, all of our shops, which include auto, radio, air conditioning, machine shop, have pooled together the knowledge and experience of our instruc- tors to better instruct Haarenites. In theory classes the students learn the theoretical facts be- hind the machines and tools they use. 26557533 UggmgRUYiRT Mr. Dewing, Acting Chairman fN VJEERRRE i I . 1 Foreign To HIM Bur 4 f lT'S GREEK To MED! K! Lancgaager E .ioHN :ll REYNOLDS The Language Department under the supervision of Senor or Monsieur Dewing is teaching us how to say si-si, oui-oui in case we ever travel over-the-sea and South of the Border. Seriously, the teaching of any language in Haaren is a ditlicult task but one way we can understand our fellow men better is to talk their language. 24 focmf indian W5 , c g 31 XQQWPKYSS Miss Perret, C lzairman .1rin! l, M is 'l il- if Miss Perret, chairman of the Social Studies Department, has constantly tried to show itls not how much you can read, write or say in classes, but how much will remain with you in later years. Social studies include World and American histories, economics and Economic Geography, and each is essential to your understanding of past and present happenings. , ,AV Mr. Everard, Chairmanh ef'?i Q -. X7 i A wif-'V ' ' fl 2 S 6 i R'--A---. ff' Heaflb zfumizm minute of a period. L I , Q 5 ' BHSKETBHLL TRHCK Swimmmc Joao Remains Our Gym is being modernized to offer more Haaren stu dents a chance to learn and play in comfort and enjoy every short Itls the one period of the day when we can really stand up and stretch in the seventh inning of a game called School. 25 Z. D JD -2 1 1 Ya Mrs Dardenne, Chazrman 4, , f 2 5 e 9-N ill! xl N Rx Q5 f NN Xf-,Ex x S Q x N ,QQX NNQ K x RS X .. , X xwb Xi x - K x RX, .Q i The fpolfimcg YM iff l Baseball Baskefball Golf l-laaallaall Rifle s aaaa r swimming Track SOCCER TEAM a w an Spinoza, fouris, Creglia, Arauz Mezlch Rameza, Spilios, Coach Chanin. Flsf Row Mohandle, Lozano, Glanchoway, Lobrado Perez Gilbert. . . f ...Tm It has been said that if you want to meet a grand lot of sportsmen, you can always rely on the men from the Blue and Gold. As we flash back to our freshman year, the fall of ,51, the old colors were having their ups and downs in the athletic Held. At the close of the basketball year the team came to life with a five man varsity team working. With their new coach, Mr. Wertheim, they were bound to come through. Within less than two months, he had his team on the way. At the close of the season he had made four men stars: Henry Williams, Radcliff Davis, Harold Johnson, and Edwin Keusey. As the freshmen came into the school, there came with them a lot of outstanding athletes. Two of them made history in the track world, for no one can ever forget Seymour Bunyan and Ed Gardner. It was the Hrst time in the history of Haaren that it had two city champs, As we entered the spring season, the Blue and Gold relay came to life with the basketball and track teams showing great progress with the soccer team having such an outstanding player as Willy Schaller. He brought honor and glory to both himself and his school. He was chosen as a participant player of soccer and was sent to the Olympics at Helsinki in the sumer of 552. Also in the limelight was Tony Anthony. a boxing hero. Anthony had fought from Kansas City to Boston. He was a winner of the Golden Gloves Tournament held in New York and a winner of ww x SWIMMING TEAM CDelgado, Labenski, Nikolofl, Carbiaj Last Row: Rumph, Harwell, Berlinguette, Henry Watson Hushin. Center Row: Wiody, Whalen, Wong Cl ro First Row: Coach Duzant, Davidson, Sunzone, Fe nandez the Boston National. He also placed as number one contender for the Welter- weight Championship. He was one of the Olympic champions. At the time he was only sixteen years of age and a member of the C.Y.O. of New York City. ' As we approached the fall term, we had been at Haaren one year. We were no longer freshmen or lower termers. The swimming team with Coach King has a great squad of men. Fernandez, Creamo, Climo, Brocki, and many others showed Mr. King promise of becoming very good swimmers. The close of the swimming season proved Coach King was not wrong. His team placed third in the city. This was a great showing. The Blue and Gold Cross Country Team had D'Ocazio and Seymour Bunyan. In the Manhattan Championship the team placed second with Bun- yan and Robinson running away with the Meet. The team itself was good with men like Morton Thompson, Seymour Bunyan, Ed Gardner, and Ed Pabon. These boys had been scoring consistently during all that season. The team came home with six medals from one Meet. In all shows the Blue and Gold showed life. Haaren had the whole town aware of them. The Basketball Team was working with Coach Wertheim. Haaren hoopsters found themselves in a very good fourth place in the city standing. Haaren,s Soccer Team was com- ing along great. Mr. Chanin has a very young team, but it became one of the best in the City with men like Lozano, Spinosa. Perez, Archilla, Labrado and Chung. Up till now the Blue and Gold Track Team had its problems with the loss of men like Gender, West, and Bunyan. Bunyan won the indoor and out- door mile at the City Champs and there was no doubt in anyone's mind that the Track Team would come out on top with runners like Showell and Bunyan. This was the first time in the history of Haaren that it had a man to win both Indoor and Outdoor Championships. The men of the Blue and Gold had Haaren's great relay of Habersham, Burchett, Waterman, Showell, Fitzgerald, Jones and Robinson. This was the relay team that brought honor and glory to Haaren through the great coaching of Mr. Greenspan. Without him the team could not have been so successful in taking first place at the Seton Hall Relays and then going on to the Penn. Relays. At the close of the track season, most TRACK TEAM Last Row: Armstrong, Polena, Edwards, Pinckney, Brooks, Hawkins. Center Ro Lopez, Russell, Walker, Dixon, Ayala, Hunter, Kirby, Fischetti, Perez. Firsf Row Johniken, Layne. Rivers, Jones, Fitzgerald, Moffel, Maftes, Bishop. lst Row: Coach Brown, Kvcutev, Nikisheld, Maison , C nie Row: Ford, Randazzo, Spagnoli, De Stephano. F sf Row: Perez, Tauss. BASEBALL TEAM Morales, Murphy, Moretti, Guerra, Farley. of the track fvarsityj was on its way out. Other relay teams came to life with Abe Mottel, Melvin Jonathan, Ed Fitzroy and Bill Jones, who at the Boro and City Championships, became champions. Don Showell equalled the record of the 220 yard dash. He came out with the crown of the City Champs. Milton Roberson successfully came in first, running the 1,000 yards in very good time. He too was crowned a City Champ. The Blue and Gold is well on its way as one of the top schools in the world of sports. Mr. Laster, Coach ofthe Rifle Team, has done very well in the past sea- son with his team. This team has joined the National Rifle Association. With the fine coaching of Coach Chanin the soccer team placed among the top three in Manhattan. The swimming team, with the coaching of Mr. King, placed third in the City. Mr. Wertheim's team had a little difficulty this year with the loss of his stars. This year the team has a better height aver- age with Bert Ferguson at 6 ft. 3 in. and Tommy Giles at 6 ft. 4M in. The other men showing talent are John Gibson, Dan Ford, Harry Howard, Ginger Francis and Art Reddick. It seems too that Coach Greenspan has another combination of medal winners with Bill Jones, A. Meachem, Bob Egstrom, Bob Fitzgerald and Abe Mottel. Now as we prepare to leave Haaren, we carry away one thought. Win, lose, or draw, if you are not a sport, you are starting in life at a loss! HANDBALL TEAM .Ni ale 1 Last Row: Peterson, Martin, Ablamsky, Howard, Urban Aversano, Garcia, Coach King. Center Row: Weir, Mar cono, Bardini, Vofa, Comas, Siganos. Firsf Row: Canlcath BASKETBALL TEAM Lasf Row: Coach Wertheim, Frances, Giles, Redclick, J. Ferguson. Firsf Row: L. Williams, Calfon, Capiain B, Ferguson. GOLF TEAM Lasf Row: Barber, Huck, Captain Scalero, Trapp, Mr. Corwin. First Row: Duran, Lehner, Manager Moufafakis. RIFLE TEAM Righf fo Leff: Cesani, Spafaro, Titko, Coach Lasfer, Phipps, Wesi, Captain Meyer. ANDERSON, JOHN E. ' 1433 Vyse Avenue Johnny Air Force Aviation Mechanic BALASSA, JAMES N. 158 East 95th Street J immy Dean's Squad Draftsman f it 2 J 9, WW BEACH, LYSLE. G. A 328 East 120th Street Navy Automobile Mechanic BROWN, FRED H. 24 East 113th Street ' Hezzie , Wilber Force --'- ' P1' 1 A .' , Lunchroomg Dean's Squad: G.O. Alternate 'I Z. fig Lawyer f ,..- ff Q '1iQ- l BUNYAN, SEYMOUR A. 15 East 128th Street Sy ,L . .' ..., - Captain, Track Teamg Lunchroomg ,I .gi H Q E Coach up CLOUD, JAMES 2845 Eighth Avenue ': V Sonny iv Service Squad f Fireman Q ' x7 A AZ f .,.,,.,., , f X yf .s y . f COLLINS, RICHARD M. 210 East 73rd Street Service V Pilot A -ff' 1 UW X 2 -. - .ra 32 , ,.,. , Wim t : .3 .rx 72? - DAVIS, WILLIAM E. 23-21 33rd Road, Long Island City Bill Refrigeration Business DESTEFANO, JOSEPH F. 20 Spring Street Joey D.g Fordham Lunchroom Service 7 Terms as Captain Singer ggiharrspl Y DOWNING, BRIAN E. 79 Post Avenue Benny Lunchroom Squad: Gym Squadg Grade Advisers' Service Navy FRIED, DAVID 598 West 177th Street Dave Service Squad Lawyer GALLOWITZ, WILLIAM C. 86 Ridge Street Bill Cutting Squad 1 Term, Lunchroom Squad 3 Terms: Group Advisers' Oflice 2 Terms Navy GODSIL, JAMES C. 118 West 63rd Street Mr. Jim: Vermont Universtiy Service Squad Lawyer GRATT. RICHARD W. 88 Eagle Street, Brooklyn Rich Late Squad: Denn's Squad Draftsman HICKMAN, FRANK G. 327 East 89th Street Frankieg Holy Cross Service Squad Business IMBRIANO, CARMINE 296 Willoughby Avenue, Brooklyn Caro Service Squad Lawyer JIMENEZ, JOSE 557 West 144th Street J o Lunchroom Squad Doctor JONES. LEMUEL L. 20 West 115th Street Lem Service Squad Business KAME. JAMES R. 24 Dictum Court, Brooklyn Jimmyg Casey Jones Guard Aviation Mechanic KELLY, BERLIN 440 East 105th Street Butchg State Tech Service Squad Auto Mechanic KENDLY, CLARENCE P. 2524 Seventh Avenue Punchy Service Squad Radar Technician ,A 'a.gasi:fQg.,- t..t , '. .,,. -' 1 .,.t 1 ' 'kp'E'?'2:4 , :QEQIIIFE-g., .. ,?bx:3f,:,. f . .lalt 2 , ,tiii i... yty. -. ' 1 .,.,. 1 gfif fafe ' M f a of ,Q 1 1 2, .-: 3.1.5-..jjl.? :VV ....,, ,.-z25.,.'2:':,4 ,- 9 , zgglgatgizit' , f p ,I G . 4 . ..,-- A 1,.., , . l ' -. 2 if ' 7 .5 5 at , .:1g:g4::,.:..,,.,. ' ,rim-,:., , -,.. ,,....,.,.,.. , ..,.. 3 . KOKOTH, ERNEST R. 1047 Hoe Avenue Ernieg N.Y.U. Serviceg G.O. Delegateg Clerkg Committeesg Door Guardg Library Serviceg Broadcast Chemical Engineer KRIVAN, JOHN E. 427 East 66th Street Whitie History Dept. 319 1 Termg Service Auto Mechanic LABATO, PATRICK J. 1954 Pitman Avenue Pat Service Squad Aviation Mechanic LAVAN, MORTON 2451 Eighth Avenue Mort Lunchroom Serviceg Late Room Service Air Force Pilot LEONARD, JOSEPH C. 422 West 53rd Street Baby Face G.O. President 4 Terms: Patrol Guard Business LONG, JOHN H. 304 West 151st Street Johnnie G.O. Alternate 2 Termsg Nurse Office Monitor 1 8: 2g Cutting Squad 4g Glee Club 3 Mounted Policeman MARUGGIO, MARTIN F. 500W East 84th Street Kid Suede g Fordham University Lunchroom Squad Business 33 MCCLENDON, WARREN 313 West 114th Street Mingo Lunchroom Squad Professional Baseball Player MCTAVISH, NEHEMIAH L. 129 West 142nd Street Lou Lunchroom Squad 3 Termsg Dean's Squad 1 Term Auto Mechanic MILCZANOWSKI, STANLEY 857 Ninth Avenue Stan Service Squad Mechanic MORALES, ENRIQUE 914 Hoe Avenue Enny Service Squad Business NACCACHE, ALBERT H. 30-78 37th Street, Astoria Alg State Tech Chemical Laboratory 4 Termsg Business Staff of Broadcast Project Engineer NICHOLSON, ARTHUR H. 34-18 91st Street, Jackson Heights Redg State Tech Lunchroom Squad 4 Terms Merchant Marine NIENALTOWSKI, JOHN P. 500 East 139th Street Nino Library Squad 2 Termsg Lunch- room Squad 1 Term Air Force 34 , i,4r, ., , . 0 ff, ,,frf P ff! f4fy4',f,fZ5' 1 XIMIMWF - I 1 ,S , 2 LV . 15.1 'fi ,,Q' ?:'3E7'5:!K' !7'39, . , 1510 :' 'XX 5,5 ,ig p Q 4 nv? tltt , ii.. 'F5:,Z V U S, y . ..,r .. ' - ' I l i A 11113: . V ' ' ra' Q -'Q .ei- s X N la .. , V ,, ,Q ,, ,, ,,,, V V ,XWS ., . WM tx, 5 ss X t ... si. K g f 4 ,I f 1: '7:5 1:' r , 1 44 f 9 if x af' X , 1 OLSEN, RICHARD B. 475 Brook Avenue Rickerd Ofiicial Period in Gym OHice Captain of Merchant Marine PETERSON, HENRY J. 79 Old Broadway Hank Service Squad Aviation Mechanic PICIOCCHI, ANGELO R. 81 Mulberry Street Angie Broadcast Reporter Business RACHICH, STEVEN W. 156 West 62nd Street Mr. Steveg Seton Hall Swimming Teamg Baseball Teamg Dean's Service Squad Physical Education Teacher SANCHEZ, HECTOR M. 3750 Broadway Hect Newspaper Reporterg Senior Class Treasurerg Newspaper Typist Electrical Engineer SMITH. ROBERT J. 531 West 159th Street Smitty Baseball Teamg Lunch Squad Baseball Player SPERAUSKAS, ALGIRDAS V. 467 Sixth Avenue, Brooklyn All C.C.N.Y. Service Squad Electronic Engineer STREICHERT, EMIL P. s 305 East 25th Street Class G.O. Delegateg G.O. Dele- gate' City GO Dele ate G O , . . g g . . Ass't Treasurerg Lunchroom Squad Police Oificer ULLRICH, HENRY L. 229 East 84th Street Sonny Lunchroom Squad Pilot VIGLIAROLO. THOMAS S. 1281 Nostrand Avenue. Brooklyn Vigie Service Squad Aviation Engineer WHITE, ROY T. 404 East 105th Street Topperg C.C.N.Y. Lunchroom Squad Teacher WIGGINS, CHARLES 99 Utica Avenue, Brooklyn Sonny Lunchroom Squad Radio Technician 2 O I 71 UU F11 PE .. A if 4 ,,:.isi,i z I PU ,, U : Zii' I' i'i f'1 I I :ii iziiz I WILLIAMS. RAYMOND H. 271 West 117th Street leli' 2 4. Ray zil Lunchroom Squadg Dean's Squad -F Auto Mechanic .::- ,..1,. : ' 51135--j'je'g 1 -.-3532--312-5:-,-. L ff.-f2Z:11'i121::f25:-7- 957 East 232nd Street Wolfy: R.C.A. Institute English Office 1 Term: Lunchroom Squad Electronic Engineer CAMERA SHY COLEMAN. KENNETH 2147 Fifth Avenue DUFFY, EDWARD 168 West 98th Street HARRISON. WILLIA M 1690 Watson Avenue MURRAY. WILLIAM 499 West 133rd Street RICHARDSON. CHARLES 457 West 164th Street SESTOK. JOHN 1396 York Avenue WALKER. ALLEN 434 West 164th Street 35 ABLAMSKY, ANTHONY J. 134 East Second Street Sonny Dean's Squadg Lunchroom Squad: Room Guard Professional Baseball Player 'Y AB RAHAMSEN, ROY 92 Second Place, Brooklyn vvrza f rir- e--2 ' --'2 , .1 lfil ,lll, , s- 5- 'V -: ' '- 1 v1:5:2... Whity : ik W is 'dew 0 , 1 X 1 f Room Guardg Service Squad AVi3ti0f1 1 ' - -' 1 ssifist. -' ADDISON, JOHNNY ' 135 West l21st Street 1'- Johnny Service Squad .. V--' sl? :iz 1-, . , Y1' ,ff Business N . 1 ' , ,,f ,, A' , ,wr , z c i , . qui fa ,,,. , .... 5 ,. 2, . . if Q W ff if ,.,.,.,., I. :,5M:.., ...,. , :.w .Q,..,,,,.,. .LA ,',.f,.,. . AI- - 4,5 f I AKINS, RICHARD R. 512 East 165th Street V .'.',, Ricky ---' E A V Lunchroom Guard ,,4,,,:. 1 Aviation Jet Pilot f l l' ' '2 ' -vatt ..y. U ,,,. 1 :zgjzrzii ALEGRIA, ALFONSO , 562 West 144111 street I ,I Papo I ,. ' if '- ' Early Bird Serviceg Service Squad P , ' '-' Alf Force -2 1.,, 'wi t,i..,.,.-i .1,- ,,,.V 6 ALERS, NICHOLAS 611 West 135th Street Nickg C.C.N.Y. Lunchroom Squadg Gym Locker Room Aeronautical Engineer ALEXANDER, MILTON N. 307 West 113th Street Navarro Service Squad Lawyer 9 36 I , , ALLCOT. WILLIAM T. 420 Theriot Avenue Bill Lunchroom, Library Late, Advisers' Squads Electrical Engineer ALLEN, RICHARD W. 140 Edgecombe Avenue Rich Lunchroom Squad Policeman ALLEYNE, ERIC L. 128 Lefferts Place, Brooklyn The Great Door Squad Business ALONSO, CARLOS 404 East 105th Street Caro School Newspaper Airline Pilot ANERELLA, ROGER S. 331 West 27th Street Rog Dean's Squadg Lunchroom S Cutting Room Squad Policeman ANTONELLIS, ANTHONY 185 West End Avenue Tony Room Service 316 Business APONTE, WILLIAM J. 48-23 64th Street, Woodside Bill Dean's Squad 3 Terms Business Group quad ARAUZ, EINAR G. 155 West 73rd Street InoW g C.C.N.Y. Soccer Teamg Laboratory Prep Squadg Science Oiiice Squadg G.O. Alternate Chemical Engineer AVERSANO, JOHN A. 36-02 Crescent Street. Astoria Johnnyg N.Y.U. Lunchroom Squadg Baseball Team Engineer BALEK, ROBERT J. 1555 York Avenue Bob Ofhce 105: Group Advisers' Serv- ice Engineering Draftsman BARBERO. STEPHEN E. 627 Amsterdam Avenue Steve Service Squad Painting Business BARDINI. RENATO P. 316 East 49th Street Renny Service Squad Electrical Engineer BELGRAVE, ALAN E. 769 Garden Street Edward Monitor in Lunchroom Business BERNSTEIN. JACOB 364 East 76th Street Jack Service Squad Business .E .g 1 F. . wt! 15, Q , ' rg ' H, fda 4 O, Y 'ff fW f ., .:z J- if ' 1 X at , X x HBP X - -.-awxxt xx X 4 1 ts s 2122 --'- 2 W7 aa 4 WV s WW if 23 5 4, ,ff 1-Q, 3 Jw V '- 1-Mx. ..:-2f212Z1e1s21..-,. ffl. - , If f xl ' 2 if ? 'WY 5 ' , A J '-225:-152: BETANCOURT, AMERICO 511 West 130th Street Junior Service Squad Business BETZ, WILLIAM J. 8901 Avenue L, Brooklyn Bill Library Squadg Room Guardg Gym Squadg Glee Clubg Cutting Room Squad Navy Pilot BIASETTI, ROBERT J. 3125 Park Avenue Zop Lunchroom Squadg Service Squad Business 'I f,firt,.fW:x1.tf?uEE'Jw W ' 1 H ' BOZDECH, JOSEPH C. 513 East 75th Street Joe Rifle Teamg Visual Aid Squadg His- tor Oiiiceg G.O. Oflice ff' ctrician , l BRANDT, ROBERT W1 230 East 5th Street, Brooklyn Bob Lunchroom. Cutting. Office Squads Business BREWER, RUFUS 1405 Amsterdam Avenue Rudy Service Squad Marine Corps BROWN. CHARLES J. 2059 McGraw Avenue Charlie Service Squad ffJAyiation Mecha 'c 'ix H---.- ,f 37 BROWN, ROBERT J. 1639 York Avenue Texg Georgia Tech History Dept.g Lunchroom Guardg Newspaper Squad Farmer BRUSCHI, JOHN J. 251 East 45th Street Johnnyg Brooklyn College Door Serviceg Locker Room Serv- ice Accountant BUNYAN, PAUL B. 108 Decatur Street, Brooklyn Bemieg Columbia or City College Glee Clubg Orchestra Musician CALDER, J. C. 490 Lenox Avenue Jay Lunchroom Squadg Late Patrol Automotive Engineer CAMPO, PAUL 405 Menahan Street, Brooklyn Marty Service Squad Business 7 4' J CARROIfL o I fr Zigi!!! 5 W et wil, A if ff ,Q ic Sq dg 'wx-MBToadcast 1 Gra ' er O ce Nav K ff D CARTER, ULYSSES M. 520 West 158th Street Urban Glee Clubg Service Squad Engineer 38 9 Q 5 I Fir ,:.t J b,::. .1 f ' ' - t uw' ' 'ta s.,. -z,Qf:':ff'. .,..,, my 7 -ZI fziaak 'tt'f M i. ' tk ttttaa 2 - t1g,i . J 1tf'1 I , , ,t:: Q ..,,. Jaffa. ft -' . 1 CASERTA, FRANK N. 169 Mulberry Street Frankieg C.C.N.Y. Service Squad Business CESANI, CHARLES J. 94-05 75th Street, Ozone Park Chuck Service Squad Business CHANDLER, WILLIAM E. 42 West 129th Street Pete Patrol Guard: Capt. Service Squad Policeman CHIN, EDWARD 57 Mott Street Docg Virginia Military Institute Broadcast g Aristag General Oflice Civil Engineer CHRISTOFFERSEN, JAMES J. 773 MacDonough Street, Brooklyn Chris Library Squad: Lunchroom Squadg Nurse's Officeg English Oiliceg Room Services Professor CHUCALA. STEVEN J. 153-45 59th Avenue, Flushing Steve: Queens College Lunchroom Squad 5 Terms: Gym Squad F.B.I. CHUNG, ROGER 212 East 12th Street Buck Chemistry Squad Engineer CILBERG, FRANK A. 524 East 85th Street Frankie Library Squadg Social Studies Squadg Ass't Business Managerg The B roadcast' Pilot CINTRON, RAYMOND I. 1093 East 165th Street Ray G.O. Oiiice Ass't Aviation Pilot CLARKE. JOSEPH E. 170 East 117th Street Jose Service Squad Army COCCOLI. HUGO A. 329 Park Place. Brooklyn Hug St. Lawrence Service Squad Chemist - COLEMAN. FREDRICK L. 2508 Seventh Avenue Sonnyg Pratt Lunch Patrol Electrical Engineer COLLINS. THOMAS 470 West 146th Street Tommy Lunchroom Squad Musician COLTER, MELVYN R. 452 East 105th Street Mel Music Dept.g Nurse's Oiiiceg Gym Squad Colletie 1 sw QJM I X 1 13 'ws I ' rttt ..... ., , , ..,., , .axes-.. . 211225, , -1 '- :::- :-,--..:.::aa.:::.:,. I 'f-:va-' -5,-gg Q W , . ,V -345 , . .11 ,-,: ' COMPITELLO, MICHAEL J. 168 Mulberry Street Juke Service Squad Electrician CONTURSI, FRED J. 5834 Fresh Pond Road, Queens Rocky Service Squad Musician 1 I COONE, FREDRIC L. 838 Kelly Street Fredg N.Y.U. Air Force Pilot CORBO, DANIEL I. 1219 Taylor Avenue Dan Mr. Pinkus' Attendance Office Naval Fighter Pilot CORDON, GADYES E. 301 West 137th Street Eddy Service Squad Auto Shop Owner CORONA. EFREN 629 West 135th Street Frankg C.C.N.Y. Late Squadg Door Serviceg Office Squadg Gym Squad Electrical Engineer CREGLIA, LUCIO 425 West 24th Street Luke Capt. Soccer Team 39 CRUMP, IZELL J. 47 West 131st Street Zellg City College Audio-Visual Aids Squadg Cafe- teria Waiterg Arista Theologian CUOZZO, PETER D. 155A Ainslie Street. Brooklyn Pete: C.C.N.Y. Mrs. Shea's Room Guardg Gym Material Squad Electrical Engineer DAKOS, GEORGE A. 148 West Fourth Street Georgieg N.Y.U. Miss Adlerblum'sg Office Serviceg Gym Service Lawyer D'AMBROSIA. ANTHONY R. 265 Saint Marks Avenue, Brooklyn Arcog Brooklyn College Dean's Squad Electrician Z, it DANIELS, DONALD E. 2247 Seventh Avenue Tricky Miss Manne's, Deanls Office: Lunchroom Serviceg Glee Club M.G.M. Recording Star DELGADO, RAOUL M. 806 Tinton Avenue Ralph Swimming Teamg Lunch Squad Business DIGIORGIO, JOSEPH K. 213 West 67 Street Joey Secretary - Room 101 Radio Repairman 40 555f3.'Z' f2 'lf' ' - ': 1 ' j 1232.1 Y Q 11 11e 9' M42 so A wa' 'X i wil suv? X DRISCOLL. DAVID D. 65 Third Place. Brooklyn Sonny Gymg Lunch Squadg Door Monitor Navy DRIVANOS, STRATY N. 349 Eighth Avenue Screnchg N.Y.U. Broadcastg Student Adviserg Eng- lish Officeg Aristag Exchange Editor Disc Jockey DUDLEY, ROBERT J. 138 Edgecombe Avenue Dunk Service Squad Mechanic DYER, WILLIAM W. 45-15 12th Street, Long Island Citw Wild Bill ff 'X Service Squad ff' ',f f' I ,flf Motorcycye Rac r a , ' .7 7 hd? ' Y' - l , flfff, rf, ,.V. XL! 1 4,761 fy DZINSKI, CLEMENCPS 116 Sherman Avenue Clem Service Squad Lawyer , I rag. rg A. EASTON, WILLIAM R. 6 Charles Street Bill Service Squad Business EKSTROM, ROBERT F. ' 412 East 81st Street Bobby Cutting Squadg Room'Servi 3 Delegate to .Og Tr ck e Bas, all r 'L r 621+ g ti i gfw L,-JLJ r SVOQJU f C R5 W Wx, ELIA, WILLIAM N. 194 Jefferson Street, Brooklyn Bill: College Service Squad Business ELLERS, KENNETH E. 9 Dare Court, Brooklyn Ken Stockroom Serviceg English Oiiice Serviceg Lunch Room Squad Navy FARLEY. ROBERT A. 380 East 163rd Street Bob Lunchroom Squad Ballplayer FERGUSON. JOHN A. 267 West 143rd Street Johnny DEED-S Squad: Lunchroom Squad fCaptainl: Basketball Team Singer and Songwriter FERNANDEZ. BENEDIQT 138 East' lllth Street, . Tarzang?ratt ' I Lunchroom: Co-Captain Swim: If ,cf ming Team, f ,fcafc F' Auto Engineer f EERNAND 1 M HAEL 'V , 434 Eastfl-DES? eg ,vfyllvsf X Mickigg Coll Pj' Lf X, sf! Ser ice Sql' KQV! Arcllidteyxbutra 1 J. ? 1 J I J I ,JM fc , J ft' cf ,X IDX FERNANDEZ, ROBERT J, 243 East 105th Street Bob Dean's Squadg Discussion Group Manager of a Schrafftis Restaurant Q! lm gy f .. , I I . 2 We of sg' .-,,. ::- Q:--ta Z f WWW 1 I 1 . 6 1 T if ff, f' O 1 9 M 2 I A 3 is X ff ye ' VM ff s W f f 'Z 1 ' 'ff f X f I Si i I ,gr 45 vw' w e 2 i.., . . ,.,. ' V i! W. 4 , gww V69 -:nw ' , 7 , 'T' Q-:i l Ati: f tr, we , ' ' 'W ,,-r:.59',.:j:'.v,4:2::: ' .41 'V V' f , '- ,.,. .- -v ,.,, 1 ' 2 5: fer: 1 , .,... 1 '.,'f ia?':f. Q +51 H ,V .,.. 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Sala asketball Tea A Q ot 'Bilayer M , '5 ft ff 41 ,J LV FRANGOPOLOS, ANGELO 329 57th Street, Brooklyn Angie Service Squad Business If XZ aewaiw Lf FRANKLIN, CURTIS 465 West 141st Street Curt Lunch Squadg Service for Mundree Electronics Engineer, Navy FREDERICK, WILLIAM I. 309 West 113th Street Brother Service Squad Business FRESE, JOSE L. 434 West 124th Street Jog Califomia Service Squad Engineer FUGAZZI, GINO L. 2270 Washington Avenue Ginny Two Terms in Audio Visual Aids Squad 'lot in U. Smgr Force ,M GAFFNEY, FRANK Jr. 149 West 122nd Street Frankie Dean's Oiiice Radio Operator GAYOL, RAYMOND J. 346 West 26th Street Ray Miss Perret's, Mr. Lohmann's Service Automotive Engineer GENTILE, DANIEL M 184 West End Avenue Service Squad Lt, U. S. Marine Corps. GEORGE, DAVID M. 1878 Lexington Avenue Dave 'r Orchestra Business Q N3 GOASDOUE, MARCEL 1789 First Avenue Marty English Oflice Squad Electrical or hemi al E jail l I LLQW GONZALES, FRED 18 East 109th Street Stay-High Service Squad Demolition Expert GRANT, VERNON 307 West 134th Street Service Squad Pro-Baseball Player Club 'neer A SM . X f . . 7 rj 7 Freddy ff r Service Squad X f , Architect i ' V HAAS, STANLEY 120 East 86th Street Stan Audio Visual Aidsg The Broadcastvg Aristag Early Morning y Squadg Cutting Squad IQ Navy I Ly L3 La Lf 7 1 ' f M 3, W 'Qs tl HALLOWAYT GEORGE Jfi 52 East 13lst Street George Junior Service Squad Electrical Engineer HAMMER, ERNEST T. 188 West End Avenue Ernieg N.Y.U. Service Squad Pilot in Air Force . aMmagm3YW ffd fLca.a'ffmmw:g' HARWELL, DENNIS S. 36 Convent Avenue Dennis: Michigan State G.O. Delegate: Swimming Teamg Debate Clubg Glee Clubg Lunch Squad: Room Guard: Ass't G.O. Delegate: Track Team Ice Skater - Professional HELLER. LEROY M. 688 Stone Avenue, Brooklyn Lee Broadcast Oflice Staff, Visual Aids Squad Radio Engineer HERNANDEZ, EDWARD R. 803 Amsterdam Avenue Small Time Service Squad Electrician HICKLAND, CHARLES Jr. 108-32 169th Place, Jamaica Hickieg Queens College f G.O. Delegate 2 Yearsg Gym Squad X Piano Teacher ' F ' l , f ' 'J ff' ' , fff. , ., ,, ,,!. .17 Q , ,M I y 1 f.Q . u7JLfL JJ' L-fd? - q Q A jlfb I V ' 1- I-2:5 . . S' , 5 Vvlgz V ' . ,0jf l:.a'j'1f V X: , . 3 1 .li uklu , ,Z1,.V. ,. Ml . 1' . 4 1 , ., - HOLOHAN, FRANK M. 1183 Second Avenue Frankie Glee Club-2 Years Business HOM, CHANDLER 171 West Burnside Avenue Chandg College Service Squad Electrical Engineer HOUSE, JOHN H. 1384 Franklin Avenue Sonny Room Guard Policeman HUSHIN, PAUL L. 162 Franklin Avenue, Brooklyn Shamrockg Pharmacy Broadcastg Group Adviserg Lunch Squadg Mr. Levig Swimming Teamg G.O. Ollicer Pharmacist IACOVONE, JOSEPH J. 32-69 36th Street, Long Island City Joe Cutting Ofliceg Lunchroomg Arista Electrical Engineer IANTUONO. EUGENE L. 211 West 10th Street Gene Mr. Frabbito's Service Electrical Engineer INGRAFFIA, JOHN J. 350 West 25th Street Johnny Cutting Roomg Lunchroomg Emergency Room Squads Bfusiness it I ll 43 JARAMILLO, LEON N. 744 Ninth Avenue Service Squad Business JARRATT, HARVEY F. 203 West 117th Street Harvg L.I.U. Service Squad Lawyer JONES, STANLEY 143 West 117th Street Stan Service Squad Radio Field JONES, LL I. 23 Wes eet . Jothn . T eas ' ea unc Sport dio e , Pharmacist ' . 'Z . f-P JOHNSTON, CHARLES M. 180 Sixth Avenue Chuck Gym Montorg Dean's Oiice Squad Diamond Cutter JUNG, SHUE HUNG N 100 Mott Street ' Shug N.Y.U. X X Service Squad, f B . .y W usmess XV Jlx OX Q ' I XX fl X If KATOS, MICHAEL 311 West 37th Street Mikeg N.Y.U. President of Aristag Lunch Squadg Business Staff of Broadcastg Senior Representativeg Science Office Squad Business N f K I ' ru X . l A55 it XITXJQX Q 5 M fl ly ll A 1 I 1 KELLY. EDWARD J. 396 Third Avenue Ed Service Squad Business V I KELLY, RONALD E. 105-15 32nd Avenue, Elmhurst Ronaldog N.Y.U. Service Squadgy Dean's Squad Business ,' 3 . ,ff A A f 55' 7 f Wa KNAUF, FRED 45-30 39th Place, Long Island City Freddyg New York State Science Oiice Agriculture Expert KOENDERMAN, JAMES A. 332 East 4th Street, Brooklyn Jimmyg Brooklyn College Broadcast Reporterg Senior Rep.g Student Adviserg Industrial Arts Dept.g Aero Dept. Aeronautical Engineer KRATINA, WILLIAM J. 530 East 85th Street ggigmingk 416 g.tftfC'H Q .0 X it L55 L Rur W Q t73r treet ' ddy Q LAI. GEORGE 17 Mott Street Georgie English Office Squad Medical Doctor or Engineering LARACUENTI, PETER 71 East 112th Street Rusty Service Squad Air Force Fighter Pilot LA ROSA. SALVATOR F. 15 Kenmare Stre t 'I Salg Fordham lege Lunch a t cation LEE. EDWARD 60 St. Edwards Street. Brooklyn Eddie Treasurer: Social Athletic Club Construction Company Owner LEE. PHILIP 18 Doyers Street Lee Fee Sang Service Squad Engineer LEHMANN. EUGENE W. 1621 First Avenue Leftyg Dartmouth Group Advisers: Lunch Squad: Chem Squad ,Q !y6' X WCA Lawyer A +27 ' I , WR LEWINSKY, HERBERT 561 West 163rd Street Herb: City College Cutting Squadg Service for Mrs. Guttenberg xg Ele tric 1 Engi eer LICAUSI, BERNARD B. . 170 East 106 Street , Bernie E Orchestra fl L. . Musician 5 A O I N 6 P' 1 -5 Qi v -QQ' 1 y . lg A V , , Q . V tv.-A, 0 x :, .,,-. I .. . 1 ., , . ,.., , , V rw W LISOWY. WILLIAM J. 349 East 85th Street Bill Service Squad Commercial Artist , , , , as QI, Ns, Af X K' 1 LOPEZ, ARMANDO 104 West 102nd Street Service Squad Basball Player , ,,... ' A 7 4 t 6 Street - ,.,,. H V l .Y I Q 'Q.- :'... Ei- tml' img Ce SW' 'fd ' .... 1 USIH S ,- 'rai I I . ..,..,.. V.,.,. 'i ' ffpf I Qvzivuvl 'f' Y Kr ,tifi I L 412 West 54th Street Manny Service Squad Business H Alzbliizlllll P I Iulu LYTCH, MITCHELL , V A.,, 26 West 99th Street . ...,. ., ,,., .,,. .,.,, . V .1 Mitchg North Carolina State ::, Locker Room Squadg Gym Door 4 V-1-' 5 , A Q Autorryotive!Enginee7 ,f g A '-v- . w .,s.ge 251 East 43fd street ' 5 , Service Squad r j IW, , . , aff Business . 4 2, 2 We ' Qu K -'gf' C Q, -X40 MAHOLICK, ANDREW W. 354 East 78th Street Aristag G.O. Secretary: Soccer Teamg Chem Prep Squad: Broad- cast Che ' al Enginee MLM JVYD I if I Q. ' o f A 5 if fl K MANGIO, WILL M P. T 560 Kappock Stree Bin ' f ff Cutting V c g 'ce in Navy X J 47 ' f fi K A ,' if ' . Ll, MANNA, LOUIS A. 3105 Park Avenue Group Advisers Ofliceg Libraryg Miss Norman's, Mrs. Hammond' Services 4 Business , 44 3645 Nostra d X venue, ro lyn' X Paulyg Bro yn' College i - ' Lunch ,Rob Q Cu-tstfm' Squ dj Service iinl'Lif rapy X 2 jj Af MANSFIE D.P2fiifIg? 55 1 L1 A f Engmee J' , he lv A VL! ICHA 36-4AY Avenu FM n 'nee MATTIS. KENNETH 61 Downing Street, Brooklyn Kennie Track Team X Wg MCCA NEY, js M, g,sss ,..g - 5'IN4 10 smeLe1,Qj .Milf if f K ltlpafd Se Squad Y Il 1 'Na y I My ggfsisqgw .14 MCCORMACK, FRANK X. 182 Nagle Avenue Frankie Service Squad Navy 46 7 4 . f i I , , , I , if ' ,404 f 4 ur f 1 .1-'-W:f122:r'1I:e'9fQif2,:2?.'-::- E... ,M,:,f:sg,.4a:1..M-ea gf ,gf 1 fl 1, 18 ..,. , ,, A. Q' ,S eaa . X 1-'HSV- '4 22. ., ' A if 4' sw- J , f y f fa MCDONALD, JOHN W. 79 North Oxford Walk, Brooklyn Macg Morgan State College School Bandg Lunch Room Squadg Trackg Basketball and Swimming Team Musician MCMILLAN, JAMES H, 345 West 59th Street Jack Service Squad Aeronautical Engineer MCQUEEN, HOWARD L. 14 Bedford Street Queenie Service Squad Auto Firm Owner MERCURIO, JOSEPH L. 153 West 62nd Street Joe Service Squad Navy MESA, FRANKLIN D. 569 Second Avenue Frankieg N.Y.U. The Broadcastg Typistg Reporter: School Newspaper Bacteriologist MESORANA, ENRIQUE 344 Beekman Avenue Rico Service Squad Business MESSINA, MICHAEL 508 East 12th Street Mike: C.C.N.Y. Service Squad Engineer MESSINEO, ANTHONY V. 67-32 Parsons Boulevard, Flushing Tony Lunch Room Service U. S. Navy Radio Man MEYER, PAUL P. 65-50 Grand Avenue, Maspeth Pauly Medical Ofliceg Visual Aids Squadg Ri11e Team Business MIELNICZUK. VICTOR 117 Avenue C Vic: N.Y.U. Equipment Monitor Engineer rw OORE BERNARD LXINEQELSPQQ' . 3 . Bernie oxxard Umversr Arista Secretary: Discussion Group President Lunchroom Squad: Co- Captain English Office: Guidance Of1iceg,,Yearboo1-L Stafff Nik- l 1 8 ' e -Q-,b.3.,L.. MORALES, FRANK L. 320 East 49th Street Hookg City College Varsity Baseball Team Commercial Artist MORETTI, FRED 36-26 Crescent Street, Astoria Freddyg N.Y.U. Baseballrffeam AN, 5 Q 1 1 , MORRISON, GEORGE lt M, 1163 Jackson'Avenue X Georgie ' Attendanceg M-nfflgankusl Squadg Door Scflladg' ean Refrigeration Engineer ' Force V I Z MOUTAFAKIS, MATTHEW J. 744 Ninth Avenue Matty C. 8: I. Institute Service Squad Commercial Artist MUSCAT, MICHAEL J. 221 East 33rd Street Micky Audio Visual Aids Radio, TV. Electronic Engineer NANCARROW, EDWARD S. 201 West 92nd Street Eddie j I ff Orchestra Sports Writer Z U 7 1 ,A zvgd-Mfgvj' NARRAL, RAYMOND F. 136 West 28th Street Mickeyg U. S Coast Guard Academy 1 E itor, Y me ' D 'If rr h f - - , roadcast, W ' , '1 rary' Service QQ fOl'liE 'nfrhe U. s. C ' trgfdvk ea? t'v-rv9fX- 'LT- NAZARIO, HECTOR R. 170 East 105th Street Hect Service Squad Air Force Cadet Training NEGRON, RAYMOND 821 East 161st Street Ray Service Squad Navy OSHVA, EUGENE 41-08 10th Street, Long Island City Gene: C.C.N.Y. Room Serviceg Lunchroom Service Navy 47 PABON, EDWIN R. 225 West 20th Street Big Edg C.C.N.Y. Track Teamg Lunch Squad Architectural Engineer PAEZ, JOHN 190 Wadsworth Avenue Johnny M, - Service Squad Magician PAGAN, VICTOR M. 500 West 134th Street Vicg C.C.N.Y. Science Service Squadg Late Moni- tor at 59th Exit Mechanical Engineer fx. PAs:roR, FRANCISCO 1. 1 treet aqulto ' Lp N Y. Gen Oflice I amcal Engineer I ast 1 I ng i . .0 ' ceg .Lunch Squadg ff . . . PATURZO, GEORGE J. 687 Ninth Avenue Sunny Gym and Mrs. Shea's Squad Professional Bowler PEARLMAN, RALPH L. 162 Chester Street, Brooklyn Ralg Cooper Union College Class Secretary Electrical Engineer PEARMAN, WESLEY J. 895 Kelly Street Wes Lunch Room Serviceg G.O. Service Engineering Draftsman 48 PEARSON, JOSEPH W. 2155 Madison Avenue Nobby Track Teamg Service for Mrs. Beck Navy PETERSON, JOHN 54 6th Avenue, Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn Early Morning Squadg Lunch Squadg G.O. Delegateg Monitor Front Door Electrical Engineer PETRUZZELLI, GUS A. 165 Mulberry Street Blackieg C.C.N.Y. Service Squad Psychiatrist PHILLIPS, AUBREY J. 178 Avenue D Aubieg C.C.N.Y, Service Squad Electrician PISCIOTTI, DOMINICK T. 822 East 215th Street Domg N.Y.U. Service Squad Navy PISCITELLI. GERALD A. 3218 Colden Avenue Blackieg Yale Business PITTS. GEORGE C. 524 West 169th Street Skippy Room Service, Door Service Automotive Engineer PODARAS, STANLEY 340 West 26th Street Stan' Columbia Universit -- . ' Y Editor of the Broadcastg Aristag 2' .. Glee Club Business W ' 1 ti T R Q 'G x X X x7 tt -if 1 ,..,,. ., ,-,1 , t- 1 REIS, ROBERT J. 384 East 158th Street Whiteyg School of Radio Technique Gym Squad Commerc1al R io d Television Technician 44 f3-J-OIT Zffff- POWELL, GEORGE D. 1' REMEZA, KAZYS R- 991 Boston Road qvquv A ..,.., 127 Grand Street, Brooklyn Randy Fire Exit Squadg Yearbook Literary Social Studies Dept-s S0093 Team Staff rn,.:, aw . Englnecff 7 j Radio Technician t'i' I Q 1, 5 E- I tx EQ' ii' vrs1', 1 ....s - A t Elweffbi R gslx Qfiltf Liafial PROSCIA, NICHOLAS J. ES E I 9,00 403 West S-ith Street R PR SS, CALV N ' U QA Nicky ' , 119 West 138th Street fra ' . Cal ,Q ' igervlce Squad - l all-P. ,:., .,,, Room Service A xx avy ' Automobile Mechanic P OSNr , REYNOLDS, JOHN V. 7 - reet u 411 West 56th Street : .Y. Reng Notre Dame ecord Om Service Squadg Art Editor, Year- ' f 0 book. u I Cartoonist K RAMIREZ, ROBERT R. THOMAS RT 210 West 67th Street .?,, 2 518 Qgjt Awe K Bobg. C.C.N.Y. '- --- 't-' ' ' - -rur RIS 5 I ft Service Squad X V Pre 415131 G.O. J- e Doctor Vr1' . f f ' ' ' C P S ing c 'Q . L ch sigh! at id Squ ' A:::: E ' E ' al chnologist RAMOS, RAYMOND 874 Southern Boulevard Rayg C.C,N.Y. Service Squad Q Architectural Engineer - ' My A IRJI 1 5231555 '-'-1 1 ':-r1 '-':1, 5 4 1 ' 1 ., Ay 1 X' .. ,. . ..., nf' f! 92, f REDDICK, ARTHUR C. , 515 East 117th Street Cammieg Columbia University Lunchroom Squadg Room Serviceg G.O. Delegate Pharmacist V W f ff? f XQXZ 1? '51 W -253153: - f 'r- ' . ff . . Er:vg5 ' V .saggsf -R 5: V V- .,,., , , 1 ,Je-', --'-1 .-,., 'J'1'2'I -1 2511.-1 :Z155':f f'2:5ZI'E' v 'fi3.':'f:1'1r.- RIJOS, HUBERTO 544 West 49th Street Bertog N.Y.U. Service Squad Aviation Mechanic RIOS, JOSEPH A. 1626 Madison Avenue Buster Lunch Squad Sports Announcer 49 RIVERS, JAMES R. 410 East 105th Street Repg Kings Point Lunch Room Squadg Yearbook Business Staff, Track Team Draftsman RIZZO, ROCCO P. 803 Ninth Avenue Rocky Service Squad Business Q97 1 L , 602 W sy13D.li5 eet ' ,i . .N. . X a yca unchroom Door Mon- Nitor: Qirrad Xlkdvisers Office -+Ele.rcp'ical Engineer lv 5, tt. ' a ROBINSON, RAYMOND D. 2025 Madison Avenue Sugar Rayg C.C.N.Y. Capt. English Ofhceg Deants Squadg Glee Clubg Newspaper Reporterg G.O. Rep.g Physics Prep. Squadg Big Brother History Teacher RODRIGUEZ, CHARLES 533 West 133 Street Charlie Monitor at 59th Street Exitg G.O. Delegate for 3 Years U.S.A.F. Pilot I 1 I .W 28th Stree V U ,Z ',': Z -' 1. ,, 'LQ 1,11 Bobby ,..,.,.,,. ,.,,.. V ., , . Broadcast Officeg Reporter for the Vvzpqz uvu . ,X Iulil Broadcast V Business . .7 ., rll l 'I ,, ..,. . . s ft ROQUE, ISXMA A . ..,. 3876 Th' d ' nue 1 .'. '- 'e .A claw f at 1 ' . . er 1 trrri 7 Y . - f ' A if -.., I : 1 Force i :.: 'N ni X1 ri ' ' W' .. X 'N' f is - .. 4.,. 2' . ..... 1 . :' - 50 ROUSIS, NICHOLAS f X X 205 East 107th Street g 1 Nick 1 G.O. Ofliceg Handball Teamg Do . Guardg Lunchroom quad J Actgr jg f L JW - .. wif ROZZO, FELIX J. 233 West 21st Street Philg Michigan State Service Squad Veterinarian RUMPH, ARTHUR L. 987 East 93rd Street, Brooklyn Artie Swimming Te g Li rary Aicraf Engi er ix z f .2 X i gf 1 f i fl, Uij ,Vxw!t',1J,1,4fv 4. fe SALERNO, ICHAEL . 8911 Glenwood Road, B ooklyn Mike Cutting Squad Civil Enginjgyi L ' i 3 Wit 7 O ABIAU J OS ,P ll? W 0th t B t e K L xnch V m Locker Squad Awxatio e ir an t1'CCl ' f 7 7 7 S, TOS, ERP . 1 law 1 7 7 Service Squad ' N. 1 j Baseball Play 1' LL' TO ffl V f SANZONE, JEROME 269 Melrose Street. Brooklyn Jerryg N.Y.U. Secretary for G.O. Lunch Squadg Swimming Teamp Member of all G.O. Committees .. 'F Civil Engineer LW't it tw J SAUNDERSAD NI I GMX Www fee A fy str et Brokklyn ' 7 ing Oiiiceg o m Se i ' Electrical Engineer I SCAGLIA, RONALD W. 235 East 105th Street Rocky: N.Y.U. Alternate Attendance Assistant Secretary Business Monitor: SCARPA, PETER P. 322 Ninth Avenue Pete: N.Y.U. Cutting Office: Health Oilice: G.O. Member T.V. Engineer SCHAUSTAL. LEONARD J. 2311 Ellis Avenue Johnny Small: Academy of Aero- nautics u Lunch Squad: Orchestra: Late Squad: School Dance Aircraft Engine Mechanic , Lvy' ,X j SCHERRER, RICHARD C. 1060 Cassel Avenue, Bay Shore Dick: N.Y.U. Cutting Squad: G.O. Delegate. Lunchroom Squad: Broadcast Staiig vG.O. Vice President' Arista i 6 ! tl' f i W M if X 1 5 Y l it ' SCHX 1 igjwiiu , 332 es 149th Stre Billy lt.: A C G eam ' iness ' it I lx 'I 1 M lp: cf ' .Q ' ' 2 Us , A an , , ff '-: :1..fi , ig.: 2, .- Wi.. .,t.. Q 'W-' f A 'ft-ffl 1 gf, ff f 1 w f Kiwi 'I 50 , ,lf ttt , 0 , . ,, , f fa' , g 2 MW 5 4 limi? ,ff Mechanical Engineei W ADZVA ., ' - SCHMIDT, DANIEL 520 East 81st Street Dan Attendance Squad Business SCHMITT, PETER A. 81 Furman Avenue, Brooklyn Pete: N.Y.U Service Squad Licensed Electrician 4' ,f V+ SCHUH, CHARLES J. 301 East 92nd Street Charlie Service Squad Auto Mechanic 905 East 6th Street ,g,,,,D-5 fi SCHWARTZ, NATHAIW LVL! Al ' ' K Service Squad f Radio aniI'T . Eielff W at Ui-aff' tgfjfhfw , SCOLARO, STEVEN A. 26-28 LeRoy Street Steve: C.C.N.Y. Electrical Engineer or Chemist SCOTT, WILLIAM M. 602 West 132nd Street Bill 6th Story Squad: Mathematics Office Ofhcer in tiiefgl SQZAII' Force U Lit if ii SEPARK, CHARLES .A. 200 West 89th Street Frenchie English Oflice Squad 1 Journalism, H I :ki ,- Gt .enact it I 5 i4,tL-t- w . .1 3-if ' J li, 6 if 1 ' V l ibn ,. f t. by V L: L ,L tv UV txfv SERPA, RICHARD 711 Jackson Avenue Richie: Academy of Aeronautics Service Squad : Aircraft and Engine Mechanic V J aa -if x? ' I f.-'7 . V24 K 4 f' 51 f Business Manager of Broadcast: Interviewing Committee of Arista: G.O.g Chemistry: Gym Room: Library Service: Audio Visual Aids SHELTON, ROBERT J . pi fx! rf! V AMES, RENNIE Lf 202 West 146th street 712 Bob Louis E 4: English Oflice Squad 4,,, DC-HH f O11 Late Squad? Hall Baseball Player ,?., Patrolg G m -.'.V2 .. 1 Air Conditioning Engineer f ..:: -I f f .:. -.:. ,... . ., . .'1:r- 5 :ki :gv 2 ,:q.gv. 4 :fe-. 9 2 ',.-v.-,:-a- . : Y Li. VK f 893 Eagle Aven e 115 Park fe f Bill . , e- ,f 1 1. 1 f rvic Aj ,113-, 00 7 rly Bi Squady ' En in r 'L - f UW 3' g fam V U1 H 1' ' sI171GER,i1j1f-xRNo ,. 1'VI5 -36th fvaenx , Is d vt lf - CNY Ride , i v- rs ' e ' I' 1ijAl t F 1 SOLM Y' IL 3 5 3 Eas tr Mo eg . Gy sin Alut otiv neer YQ 1 , 1 x SOMOZA, JOHN A. 11-15 Franklin D. Roosevelt Drive Tonyg N.Y.U. Service Squad Navy SOURIS, EFATATIOS 411 West 53rd Street Steveg N.Y.U. Soccer Tearng Handball Team Navy SOZZI, RICHARD M. 2704 University Avenue Dickg N.Y.U. Lunch Room Squad Commercial Pilot 5 h . 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Institute Service Squad Electronic Engineer A 4' ff ...7 1 ' I V .: ,. ..,, 1 - 5. , sq -2. Q W ,?:.. ,,,,., V ,,,,,MK 9 .v M Sm S as , 4. aa egg e C, QGIOHEQA. LOUIS P. 742 1r Kgggezil' e V.,, 9Hefc11 Q1vhafey M 1 ' fi Libraryfgqiig ' atfgdecnem- 1' ff ' ' I' Lf , gui-gal I.ahfSq'uads VI cf? Business , ,llz VOYIAZIS, COSTAS 326 West 37th Street Costyg N.Y.U. Service Squad Army WASHINGTON, ROBERT 2553 Eighth Avenue Duke Alternate G.O. Delegate Radio Service Man 0 WEIR, JOHN W. 565 East 99th Street, Brooklyn Johnnyg N.Y.U. Baseball Team Professional Baseball Player WEISER, JOHN F. f 1542 First venue J ny ' er ice in ,m, S- Squ d LB. Q63 rftoif ffl X, 1' , . l 4 . ,f WERE ICK, WILLIAM R 364 Madison Street WEA Billg R.C.A. Institute Yearbook Photographer one term Lunch Squad Radio and TV Technician WHALEN, JOHN D. 46 West 73rd Street Jackg C.C.N.Y. Swimming Teamg Assembly Bible Readerg Broadcast Staff Discussion Group Mechanical Engineer WIDMER, LEO M. 423 West 49th Street Leeg N.Y.U. Aristag Soccer Team Chemical Engineer WIEDA, RICHARD 705 East 5th Street Richieg N.Y.U. Service Squad Engineer WIEDA, ROBERT J. 705 East 5th Street Bob Service Squad Engineer WILLIAMS, HERBERT 27-29 West 135th Street Harveyg N.Y.U. Service Squad Engineer Atomic Engineer ,ffrfv -1.f--,:.3- 'Y' I. at ii X I ,, af- 1 19 T' 1 4 55441 1 if WILLIAMS, LESTER J. 614 St. Nicholas Avenue '---V -'1:: :f1 1 :-: , :ggi . ,,:.1,,.., ..,: f I 1,,i,-,, Lesg Lincoln Dean's Squad: Lunch Room Squad E :ff Hea h Edu ation Instructor ,IA - .'f' f Q A . . ' ,,..l , J WITTENBERG. .IOSEF C. 106 Cabrini Boulevard Joeyg N.Y.U Lunch Squad Grade Advisers' Servi A A roigvflua Engineer WONG, JAMES 28 Division Street Jim Service Squad Radio Mechanic F144 f' , C21 L + WCNGFE T 180,56 th gg 'lf' ff' J ,Kienneth L I I Golf Teamg Lunch Roo Wiccg Vice President of Aris Engineer f Q WORONOWICZ, WALTER F. 374 East 10th Street Texg R.C.A. Institute Gym Squad Electrical Engineer WYATT, HARRY D. 23-39 101st Street, Elmhurst Dougg C.C.N.Y. G.O. Delegate , 4 I ' '. i' V. A We . , 'iii .. .ny ,az 2' 3131. eff-' 2:-. I. .A Q.: A 4-'.-.1 ..Q1.m'f' ,za all A , Zz! I ' sf W , I ....... nm Business 1 g , ,ay A Tnwwmw 2 54 f I . 4- .. ,.,. I 4, f , f , 09 I I f 1 5' wi f f V , f I fo f' Q , , f W 'f f ? WYNNE. JAMES D. 19 West 133rd Street Sonnyg C.C.N.Y. Lunchroomg Late Ofiiceg Dean's Squads Electrical Engineer YOUNG. MAURICE G. 217 West 111th Street Reeseg C.C.N.Y. Lunch Room Squad Business YUEN, TOY N. 45 Carmine Street Bob Room Squad Engineer ZACK, RICHARD C. 25-89 37th Street, Long Island City Dickg N.Y.U Service Squad Refrigeration Technician ZAMBROTTA, KENNETH D. 40-13 10th Street, Long Island City Kenny History Oiliceg Typist for School Newspaperg Glee Club Navy ZMIRAK, FRANK J. 760 Tenth Avenue Sharpy! G.O. 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