Jamaica High School - Folio Yearbook (Jamaica, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1952 volume:

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Q Dear Friends of the Class of January 1952: As your Principal I wish to add my congratulations to those of your officers and advisors upon your achievement of a significant milestone in your lives. Gradua- tion from high school is most assuredly a real accomplishment and your diploma is your certification that we, of the faculty of Jamaica High School, believe in you and are willing to present you to the world as the product of this school. We must all sense that we are passing through an era in which standards of life are changing. Most of us have luxuries that were unheard-of a generation ago. One of the tragedies of our era is the fact that, in the pursuit of a living which will include these luxuries, many people lose their sense of values. In witness to this fact I might cite the recently uncovered corruption in public life, in business, and in collegiate sport. It is most important for you to remember that your diploma is an endorsement of your character as well as your scholarship and that the simple old virtues of reliability and honesty still have a place in the life of the second half of the Twentieth Century. It is my hope that your Jamaica High School days have given you high standards of reliability and integrity that will endure throughout your lives and prevent you from being engulfed by the more sordid aspects of the materialism of our age. I Sincerely yours, MAURICE D. HQPKINS Principal, jamaica High School Six ff Qt 36,64 of Confmfa Poem . . ..... . . Prineipal's Rlessage . . Essay . . . . . Advisors ......... YEARBOOK Editors . YEARBOOK Staff . . . YEARBOOK Managers , . Class Oflicers . . Seniors . Essay ..... . As Time Goes By ..... Who,s Who ..... Hall of Fame ... Poem ....... Bulletin Board .... Candid Camera Hit Parade . . . Activities .... Advertisements . . . Autographs . . . mon . 4 . 6 . 8 . 10 . 11 . 12 . 13 . 14 . 15 , 40 . 42 . 44 . 46 . 50 . 51 52 .54 .55 .69 79 Seven Si. 31f..,,,.... ... According to the dictionary the word flapper'i means a worldly-wise and frivolous girl. The whole idea of the flapper era was pleasure and good times. Everything moved at a fast and furious pace. People seemed intent on crowding as much living in twenty-four hours as the day could hold. People expressed their emotions in wild and furious dances, like the 'Charles- ton, the 'iShimmy, and the nBlack Bottom. The younger generation ran wild and many parents got gray hairs before their time. The word uflappern itself was applied to a young lady with an I've-just-come- from-under-a-steamrollern figure. She made goo-goo eyes at young men from under a hat resembling a Roman helmet. Her main occupation in life was to see how many parties she could attend and how many pairs of shoes she could wear out. The areal fast boys wore racoon coats and Chicken Inspector badges and you were a real 'ihepl' kid if you knew where a Speakeasy was. In those days, it was a common sight on week-ends to see Erskines filled to the windshield with old Ngrads' dressed in racoon coats like their sons, heading up to the old alma mater for the big football game. Big executives and beardless freshmen would be screaming at the top of their lungs for their favorite U. to score the win- ning touchdown. Everyone who could manage it, saw Rudolph Valentino as The Sheik. He was acknowledged to be one of the greatest matinee idols in Hollywood history. When he glided across the Hoof in a tango while Huttering those eyelashes, women of America were enraptured. Dixieland blues was the only kind of music most people listened to. There was a kind of hypnotic magic about its wild rhythm. With its blaring horns and pound- ing drums, Dixieland was guaranteed to 'fsend you. In sports this was America's ugolden eraf' She produced some of her greatest athletes during the uroaring twentiesf' Red Grange and The Four Horsemen were the rage in football. Jack Dempsey, according to the older generation, could have beaten Joe Louis. Babe Ruth's sixty homers in one season has withstood rabbit balls and Gil Hodges. Everything was building up at a fast and furious rate. 'LThe Flapper Era couldn't last forever. Things came to a sudden and abrupt end with the big crash in 1929. Herbert Hoover, then President, was blamed for the depression. He be- came as popular as rent week. The gay times were no more. It was some time before we recovered from the financial crash, but in a sense we haven't recovered from the c'Flapper Eraf, People still dance the Charleston,, at parties and Dixieland is still enjoyed by the public. Soine of the old movie stars are returning, thanks to TV and the movies, If this keeps up, I might have to go out and buy Ll rzieoon coat and uCliic'ken IIlSlJl'l'tOI',I button. MARC OLDEN Eight AW X I .xdvluidor is arewe Dear Seniors, The Class of January 1952 is one of the smallest classes to graduate in recent years, having a reg- ister of less than three hundred. This is caused by the new annual promotion scheme in elementary school, and by the loss of nearly one hundred members who graduated in three and one half years. After graduation the members of the class will scatter to various paths of endeavor-many to higher education, many to the business world, and some to the Armed Forces. One of the rewards of teaching, intangible fer ,pf W- -f sw. -. '.-L.v'J4-gsm-..,gm,3f', 'ti 5- - 11 though it may be, is association with so many fine young people who are growing up to take their W' places in the world. It has been a pleasure work- - i ,f fx ,I th o er the four years and it is m wish jfjwg ingui you v. l 1 I. 5 that you all will continue as good citizens and become successful in your life work. YVILLIANI HOLLIS Dear Seniors, , Congratulations! It has been ' in- -kg VX j....,,,..,X deed to work with so cooperative and courteous a , group. This class is a product of a liberaltlcgiwtipnfbs As a result we believe that your sens f right, duty, and honor has been sharpened, that intan- gible known as personality has been agected favor- ably: and that you are better able to assess and pass judgment on the events of the day. My parting thought to you is to continue in the path we have channeled for you. Carry on with the habits of industry we have tried to inculcate. I'm confident, to paraphrase the words of Franklin, your invest- ment in knowledge will always pay the best in- tffrest. DAVID WOLFF A Dear Seniors, Congratulations on the successfiql completion of your high school career. lt is customary to give the graduate advice. Don't blindly follow the voice that shouts the loudest. Be yourselves, keep your individuality and maintain ai diseriininating and critical mind. In that way you will serve yourself and America well. My best wishes for ai full, and happy life. FERDINAND GELLER Ten .4 be wg 'TI I 1 ' H 1 C20-gcbford ,Lx . 4 f f 41,53 f 15 1':f , 'L eg?- RITA GLASSER JANET FRIEDMAN FAREWELL MESSAGE Yearbooks Come and go, but this one is our very own. We hope that you will derive pleasure from it now, and that someday, somewhere, when high school joys and sorrows have been left far behind, you may relive those days through the pages of this yearbook. The Beaver Staff, worthy of its name, worked industri- ously and with enthusiasm. Dr. Steinlein's patience and foresight guided us through those trying days. When mere words would defeat our thoughts, we can only say that our gratitude is heartfelt. Now that you are graduating and filled with dreams and aspirations, we, your co-editors, would like to extend to you our last wish for health and happiness. May you always have f emories and new hopes. .fdaaialanf gakfora MARTHA GOOLD MARGOT WEITZ Eleven 'G +R-- Q . YEARBOOK STAFF CO-EDITORS Ianet Friedman Rita Glasser ASSISTANT EDITORS Martha Goolcl lNIargot YYeitz ART STAFF C'0-Alarzagmin' Lois Gans, Gloria Karp Loretta Ghiararnonte, Mary Duttenhoeffer, Arthur Gould, Joan lXIoskin, Dorrit Pearson, Ellie Sehwiek, Jagna IYojcieki BUSINESS STAFF Co-1lIa1zagf'r5.' Jules Klapper, Pat I'VolkiewiCz Juno Cassidy, Ruby Eaton, Miriam Parnes, Sue Sehupper EDITORIAL STAFF C'0-Zllarzagrrzn' Marjorie Frogel, Al Pesky Maxine Gisehner, Joan Goodman, Helen Hettieh, lvlarjorie Jacobs, Margaret Sheinfeld, Arthur Stevens, Eileen Virby PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF C10-Al!!llIlvQt'lfY.' Nancy Horin, Lois Slavitz Norma Brenm-r, Edith Hugi, lllfllllfd Husch, Sondra Pinsker, IXIz1rtl1a Stephan, Ilowarcl Woroluow SECIRETARIAL STAFF Co-Alf11lf1Igf'lx.' .login Eslel'owitf, lXIarie Sc'lll11xx'i1'dt KllllIl'l'lll1' Malin-r, lXfIilcln-cl lXl:nm, Ffilllflllt' Pielnonte Fzlrllllg' .X'jm11.m1.' Leo Sleinlvin IlW1'lVlT if Wlifl I M L ART BUSINESS EDITORIAL Co - Yfwanagem ETARIAL SE X ff ,famffg 1 ' 1 1 wfzf, f 1 , P fy A .' 1 f ' If Q Q un ,Q QQ, I, ,I i 12 ff f fy 3? '-' 5 45 2 I fr f ' V' I 'W . im' 4 W 1 :'-I1 l ' fe 2' 2 4 4- jgY7 J ew V -9 J as 579'-'ZW X 1 ' 1? Q : ly if ' limi lv!! x 5 Lois Gans Pat Wolkiewicz Marjorie Frogel Nancy Horin Marie Schlaweidt -1 'X -'J J s 1' 9 f Gloria Karp Jules Klapper Alan Pesky Lois Slavitz Joan Esterowitz , Af, I J: .I v x, ,T 0 . X' unzor memdera ' sf ART STAFF Lois Fradin Zandra Weiss f t Lisa Billig Vivian Karasak Lola Lee Barbara O'Keefe Rosaria Scoparino Helene Chudler Nicholas Kontos Joan Levin Lois Reitz Elaine Schwartz Suzanne Sigman +6 BUSINESS STAFF Jeanne Bracken Sylvia Donner HGregory First Alan Kellerman Sandra Rosenberg Myra Shapiro Joyce Tantleff Mary Ann Clegg Mildred Dunsky Fred Rosen Barnet Sack Jane Steindler Lloyd Weinstein SECRETARIAL STAFF lXIary Lou Klein Lenore Tauber fludith Rubin Carole Yuhas EDITORIAL STAFF Helaine Becker Barbara Brown Herbert Friedman Lois Lipschitz Marc Olden y'Martin Marcus Alma Sachs Toby Shelofsky Marsha Stack Marilyn Weiss if Assistant Manager Gail Bernstein Ralph Brown Elsa Kuris Judy Mollin Jerry Orenstein Carol Rich Howard Schneider Eugene Sherman Nancy Stoop Richard Weiss PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Frances Jordan 'l9Sandy Rackow Audrey Seitz Marie Vafiades Gerald Weinstein Beryl Yudken Rita Levine Mitchell Rosenthal Sandy Warshauer Kenneth VVinston Thirteen cfm, Omar, ANTHONY LAMASTRO ELEANOR SCHWICK Fellow Classmates, S' ce ourientrance into Jamaica High School, w h deavored to a ain nd uphold high idlgdls. or four years have orked together to reach l omm o - ation. During this time, we e e a long-standing friend- ships, ma hich e will value for the rest of our live . In the past we have depended on others, but now we must strive t shou er our own responsi- bilities. The fut W old jrgny opportunities for us and we must at erm tgp take full advantage of them. I would li to taske, this opportunity to congratulate my fellow clasgrwtes on their com- mencement. Sincerely yours, AKNTHONY aMASTRO 1 li P,,,6J5id67Ll1,jIA l bp' S rf 5, v . Dear glgsgriiates, , L ll f A d togei r somelglasgro, s, a ,S tient fac- ilwgf teanfs totfbe chkekied, dljbs to tif? joined, some dying, lellectionsil and a p orn and our dreams, subtragtifrom' a few isappoi tments and fe mistakes, tabll te gijfgd it jfill equaelliour ri, a Ah of our bps? t jpiiaica S h l'. il sincerelpyfvhopevlgliat yo, futures will ho, much happijless andfco terifinent. 9 Sinc ly, e ,VS Q C. ELEANOR SCHWICK , Vice-President 7 'Wasil rf' r Fourteen KO' xg ' - - t ' i if M 'fic' K S- ' L. . N W - . , K -lv f , Secretary ALAN PESKY Xfql - JACQUELINE BROWN KY JJ X f N3 N 1 M 2 1 in ,. a 4' sv ,C ,Nxt , - ff JU 6 haw , xx t in Yl c Ob- Fifteen KA ,M 1-T LXR, REED M. ABB.-XMS 1 73-25 173 St,,I1'1us g 15 College ' 'X Service ,d, ER. Pres. CQD, Honor ClasEQX,I-QQAXRQ11 473, Grad. 3V2 Years 1 Hefe's a boy who's quite the guy Hels the apple of our eye. n . AMEHNI LARA 6 -49 Mc u in A e, ol iswood Col g Ba ' n ey 1 , F nce Clus,1 ' to '1 e Always smiling, al ,'s gay, lllar ' swell l7ZKfZl67'j' a '. CALVIN D. ANDERSON 172-15 119 Ave, jamaica Business Honor Roll, Honor English CZK, Freshman Track, Locker Guard, Ass't-to Teachers It's an honor to have him as your friend. v ELSIE RUTH ANDERSON 159-17 South Rd, Jamaica Business School Honor Roll, Ass't to Teachers Always quiet and demure A lovely ,girl to be sure D RE!! l I -48 1 ollid 1 J Busine s ,f . f 1', T . ' 'Sp t ection ' eader in rain- !! M MMT' chi' Ass'l, 'Honor Eng- . ish, M d ance, New Utrecht: , fl Jr. Le tl r, Sr. Leader, Glce Club, Teachers Ass't Full of good nature, a heart of gold, There's not enough space for at- ,Iributes untold. . I , 'l AN1K BAIQEY I , 18-48 164 .t, ,Ipnilic-11 ' , 'fCol'lr'gr- 1' ' Basketball 'l'1-xml, Minor L1-tt:-r tlJ,,,!Ass't to 'l'1'z1cl1r'rs, llvzilth Iliff Clf-rk -e has tzlrlss, he has xlyle, 'You fllitljlj see him with nile. ff 1 , J J Sixteen, Q - '40 Q. 1 f Q2 - X 'sr N63 V ff swf! f JJ ff T' 7 .A J Q '- it 'f'y ' LO PAUL A., ' ' 159-11 ,Horace ardin d, F uis' 'ng , , Blssililss lk , Boys Vars' y, glajo etters 121, Min ten- o ing Club, P.S. A. wardhi'-..G.O. Rep., Pres. Seni E.R., Member City Cham- pion Rifle Team 1950, Freshman Track Paul can compete with most any- one- , And c,an't be beat. PrR5L'K.t'1?fA1lER , ' 46 Q 85 1QBeller - Collggeh- .-W, Hom R011,,4s9., nidnor ciassfs 475, AAHE' to T-dchk-fgg G1e3, o1u1f'1vfiamTu10f1ng Club, ours . League, G.O. -mf-f - ls Li le, nanzless, 'itnfenzenibered acts I p A 1 Y 1 o kindness and-aj love. -M U . NORM M. AUER 8 -37 9 , Bellerose ss eyba ' n n , Folk ani, ci Dance, asketball, 's lubs She is ca-pable of many accomplish- ments , , 'HFLQRE E BECK 910 ll '7 St, Que s Village ,ss eache O1 ts Section, u ' s U a 'ettgill ,Boci l Dance Club, at ,J . ' A - Minor Ig Ep ' , I I Patience and entleness are her power. , . Q I . .f ' ' ', --1 1 A ,,Y LOUIS WILLIAM BECK as-53 202 sr, Hollis Business 3, ' Great suciess is his desti1 ation. . ,J ' s , 5 . ' 5- . 1:7 . , N - 1, , X fi .W T .N 1 1 l1R,OSE.-X NBECKHA S - , 93-21 2 2 Pl, Queens V lla 21,7 Buslnclssl J L gf. l ' 'lpn-aldi'rs, Swim Asst in Vlwliihllllg, Vislnl Aid Sitallf, o or Rbql, Bais- litb ll S-him Nrlllzybill ciubs Q Y! A . 55' . Gglgl' llep Aiglv. tR'I0dt:l'lJ Dailies.: ll 1 ,, lfve'ryQ111'l ,QOF5 into II trrznrv, H hen llzey see our Roxvnrlfi lltIlN'l'. X, KK, V A J , R . STANLEYJ. BERKSON , --' 84-71 Homelawn SQ, Jamaica Qu ns College ' Vars SoccerJTe4rn, Stage Crew ' x 'u N. In K x i i 1 ,fl 'wiv . ,.i- ly lm I , .,, ar, X EQXRBARA NlRJ'AQORTlON 73-51 192 st 15, Siting, Queensf Coll ' G ' 'A . Y bobk S W , GA l'AALeague C5l, T5' AS A to TC21ChC1'S l' at I- Gbilfbrning Qnard llfgAGirls' League A fi! w .who is always on the go, -,5 ,. ,, l2j, Honor 'Roll Uj, Art Club, S152 ey zs a gay who's nice lo Social Dance Club, Program Com- now. ' mittee,-'Ass't to Teachers, Library Squad, Honor Classes, Grad. 3M ' Years. H Before you try to change the world, ED A BEY V A5 ' you niust- accept it as it is, with- . , ,. out illusions. 1 ..-15 ef , amaica 1 sA ool A A ' r 1 . . - , ,,,,, A MARY ALICE BOT l'lNI 1 ming AS 423, Sclograph' 89-22 218 St Queens Village Photogra f ub, Spanish-Clubs, -, - V Busingss ' , ' gallop . k b d AA A Ass't to Teachers, Honor English, U an nods no Gun 5' G.O. Rep., Dramatic Club Little Mickey is quite a treat, I I ' 2 - 'Q Her personality is hard to beat-.- ' 4 fx,D W Y, X , V Y I , - fy Af X xqxiw 3RANIQ,0U'fS'fNN,Bk, t AAA VI 1. 1 T A 1, ow RS k 2 8 St, Bjlgrose f A -3 64 ' Oklaho t an Music College , ,g ' 'H SS ' Skitch, , Sr. At, wling, . H ,T ,H ,IWI ,.,, 5 S, - q ad, 'S' ',G.O ep, kdloler Skati g Clubs, O Roll, To no him 5 1 j X P.S.A.L. rd to Teach- lg A' - , ers, Fresh rack , A A Al If ' V' ' U Brandon i terriyic guy, X A iyf, , Egg 1 j His artistic ability really ranks A,.l 1-fJ,1g4, ' ' , , W I A high. , A W, 'e C Q ll JUDITH BQBROW A A A Ai A MICHEL owEN ATHWAITE 75-233 131 5rr,l'E1vShinS1' ' A il. 107-16 172 sf, Jamaica 92531: .,.l , 1 , 1 City College H 6r'R011, Muslgii :A-LAA Mlxed 3'i,,, . . Service Squad, Locker Guard, Vocal! Trainin e book Staff, gf Creative Writin 3, G,Q. Rgpv Ass't to Teachf?sA,',fJ2:: Vice-Pres. , Honor Span. of H'ebr'qw Club, Volleyball, Glee W 1 115,11 of laughter, full of spice Club, Librarian ffxidfjm'-1f5CS Aid, , W We all thirik he's very nice Grad. smhyeane 1 1 Talentfof A er' kind, , , Is hard to had. it AAA 'A A hy, I , tri .. 1 . 'K , , , HARO ME saggy 69-2 6 St, Eloral ' its Flu mg- Col ' 7 . A. , 4y C f, Hom A -f R21 ,aaa R r- ,,ae:,. Ygrfn . 'H f.A i l,1.k'eir',1 , , , , . ep' I 1- C ub, ,X EY! -Z ,CS Club 1 5 .llffle nonsense! o and then, He sn't an a ist-W e can Is welcomed by ebest of men. draw a crowd of girl GLORIA MARIE BORELLA 67-40 184 St, Flushing Business School , Swimming, Badminton Clubs, Ass't to Teachers, Ass't in Math Dept., Girls Vocal Training Gloria's always on the go, With charms that keep her all aglow. ' 1l'l '1 ,fA , 'T 'J' G uf . 'A ,i , A li ll. 1,1 if ffl .4 ' . A 1' V ' x 1 ll If , ' x 'V' 1' 'il if J f gf' A NORMA GWENDOLYN BRENNER 84-38 Charlecote Ridge, Jamaica College Leaders, Yearbook Staff, Honor Roll 175, Athletic Club 185, Latin Award, Program Committee, Ass't to Teachers, Grad. 3M Years It's nice to be natural, When y0u're nauturally nice. Seventeen N, ROBERT GRANT BREWER 92-11 217 St, Queens Village Seamanshi v P I ' Honor Eng, Hist, Service Squad, I CL' Baseball Team , Admiralf. . of . , . the . ', . fled- is 9. .7 T EODORE BRID ESXZ' 141:-7,4-4-5' 106 Ave, Janghicff, E515 -- ' ' P.s.A.I?'Acmfdj ssfvfie Squad For jamaica Higjjvd gfufg hrs HH 1 , 7' iff' NAT BRODSKY 90-68 179 Pl, Jamaica College Service Squad, Health Ed, Ass't, Language Office, Honor History, Science, Soccer Squad, Swimming Ass't When work is done, if: time to Plain And Nat is the one that knows the way. f X P ILWJI ML, HENRZYLWQ' BROOK ABQ-!1uB Hillside ,Aiv,e,J,Ja,ii1zi-ica Chhlege' 'ie ,JJ if , I'IlofioF1.fl1ollrf6j,, Honor English, Gigflfep., Basketball In- tra urgls' . r 1 , A gay wdrth lcnauwgi I'-J A friend worth hihizng. DOROTHY B., BROOKS 156-17 south st, Jsjmgreu . B . J I . usiriessr, X Ass t -'to Nffrghers, Bask tsball, Vo - lcyba s B A Do!'5 m5ition is to 'the liens Thatff he pathway io success. X X JACQUELINE ANN BROWN 59-15 155 St, Flushing St. Lul-1e's Hospital School of Nursing Sr-r. of Sr-nior Class, Varsity, Lend- ers ffip, Governing Board ofL1'zld- ers, Honor Roll 171, Captain Swimming Assistants, A th I 1- t i 4' Uluiis 6259, 'ill'l'1lS. Sviiior li.R,, 0.0. Rep., Lilirnry Squad, Hx- pom-nt, Minor fs fill, Major ...IH A winning jllllff, ll ,'ilr'r1.mnI fwfr. She hm been frllfl1li1'rl'.x ,LfIIIl'l' Eighteen ff? 77? gi. 1 . ' MARYLYNN EMILIE BRYCE 89-26 169 St, Jamaica Business ' Ass't to Teachers, Service Squad, Honor English, Sten, Honor Roll The fault, Dear Brutus, is not in K our stars, lu Q 1 'D ,f But in our5elve5 pear Qfgfg' Saginaw GARY DOUGLAS DUCK ' ' S 162-20 89 Ave, Jambi a N N , is--'JP vo -'- ' h r , onor ng- . Q' -fe lish, Math, Bio,'Hon o , ' Chess Club l A regular guy, he'.v full of fun, No! disliked by anyone. 7 J GMQD . O 19f5-1 67 Ave, riushi ,sf '- Colle ef, Tra 'Team , Major J, An- dre 'JacksoZjfA u iu 1 - On the 47 r '11 ' w He H'i7I'Q11ig,-,ifli-records. X 1 vi-' ' , , ,f -- ROBERT EDWARD BURNS 89-80 214 St, Queens Village Business G,O. Rep. C-H, Service Squad Q31 One swell guy that's he, On this fart Zl'8,7'F sure yozfll agree. WILLIAM JOSEPH BURNS 2613-30 73 Ave, Glen Oaks Business The mildaxt manner zvilh the brav- exl nzinrl DOROTHY LILLIAN BUTLER 88-10 215 Pl, Queens Village Business .-Xss't to Tcnrliers, G.O. Rep., Hon- or English, Honor Roll Q2l I rim1r1.vliip is lhe onl' rem , filllf will rz'g3,'lrH1ixjief ' v ff'- gr fwfr- I I l 5 , 1' 'X , ,Al -J. ycxwf U, li X s x i, f .. - if .lf , A U f -U sf X H x , , if t X1 . . I, , , . i, u-' 1 it B UM -60 t, F lushin o ' 1 ' murals, Honor 1 - all: Volleyball, Jn. , lt ll s t 9 n asketbal nton Clubs, Ass't to Teacher Always sw nd ever bright, fljhs little if brings delight. .r R S . O -3 lis ue i . College Swimming Squa , Track Squad, Honor Roll, Ass't to Teachers, Service Squad Like a rubber band, Good in the home stretch. MARGARET MARIE CAMPBELL 87-11 138 St, Jamaica Business Vocal Training C3J, Glee Club C2l, Honor Roll, Grad. Years Margaret will scale to the highest notes of su'ccess. CLAUDETTE THERESE CARTER 7 .Vand rv 'SQ Qilibllkeeaq usmess - f -1 leachers, Eras- m : Honor Fr, En ,5 ggetball Club 'X' 1 Fziiff-7-DJ ui, eyes of blue, ' What more can nature do. nl UNO N IDY 4- r a' b A e, 'J ns Vi B ' fl rsesjfra in ,flf a I, j,f 0 Bi , Honor Eco' u th ic Clxlas Q , al 1 e - '5' ok t , Gra .7 - She's ll of fun,f I 0 s ic , Which all adds u to aw ul y nice. FRANK J. CHANDLER 90-33 214 St, Queens Village Business cer, Basketball Squads It's nice to be natural ' When you're naturally nice .ata ,, f 'ft ' tiff 1' 'wif ': r ,C is 1 2 W. 1, at we ,. A Q W 1 2 we N vii fe' X 95 E 7 1 1 1 I a X . 1 W . 41 . .521 1 ,M 4 .4 z- f i H ,, ! l ,. . R x . Baseball Team, Honor Roll, Soc- V. ' Q 'E It RONALD J. CHAPLIN 109-24 174 St, jamaica College Honor Ro l, W chers, P.S. A.L s He n stu J ight, And has be s irting light. LORETTA FRANCES IARAMONTE if 'Hartland Aye, Flushing Hunterflioililegd' ' ' History i hor, Yearbook Staff, Leaders, Honor Roll ,f7j, Sten' Awagld ' , .. f ' Andrew Jackson: Asslt to Principal l4j, Basketball, Tennis, Volleyball Clubs, Leaders, Lunch Patrol, Math Tutor, English Honor , A thing of beauty is a joy foreverf DONALD MARTIN COHEN 147-42 72 Ave, Kew Garden Hills Business G.O. Rep., Ass't to Teachers Franklin K. Lane: Honor Roll, Baseball, Soccer, Rifle, Swimming Teams His words ana' deeds spell charac- ter. DONALD SHELDON COLE 75-27 196 P1, Flushing - . f I 1 'K College I , Photography Club 1' i . V Christopher C 0 l u m b u s e Squad, Tennis Team, Hall Pathol 1f,Q,4:d,C1- 'll A swell and clever fellow, always, - 'WI with a pleaszng smile, A bright and successful future is sure to fit his style. ALICE oooN1-:Y 4 244-43 90 Ave, llerose Business Modern Dance-' Lgder, or Sten, Type, Hb or R C41 Sweet, petite, a quite fzplete, Alice is one who cada! Q' beat.. N flwgf .lor K fi 4 'z MARILYN ESTELLE COOPERSLK kb 211-02 75 Ave, Bayside T: 'L' Ax 'kc' Queens CollegciElementary School Teaching 3 A school is a building, A bzziltlftzg of character. H X Nineteen 9' , -I 1 JU. J 1 Jil MARYANN COOP F 110-26 164 St, Jamaica ,- Business fj ' Ass't to Tea s, Honor IR 11, Moderni D ' ce , Iii!-:GU YOCHI Trainin L sketball ' lub .May have music where ever she fgoes. MORTON COOPERBERG 198-05 Epsom Course, Hollis College P.S.A.L. Award, G.O. Rep. What is compact, shall never fall il!-12,-1 'T , gg-ev f YMT75 'MPL0 We EHH31 1:3415 KR -1.0 a ' ivd, Q Busin 'ap of G eam d, G.O. . 121, f 121 ja es sands t ' J One of the nicet nd one of the best. BARBARA A. COU 144-41 Coolidge Ave, ' Queens Colle e S Arista, Girls League, Library Squad, P.S.A.L. Award, Athletic Clubs l81, Marionette Club, Or- chestra, Program Committee, Hon- or Roll C71, Omega Chi-Hi-Y, Grad. 3VQ Years. The pathway to success will have few barriers for Barbara. MORRIS JAY COUSINS 67-20 181 St, Flushing College Ass't to Dean, G.O. Rep., P.S.A.L. Award. Still water runs deep . . . But what an uridercurrent! PATRICIA ANN CRAIG 229-15 88 Ave, Bvllr-rose Hunter College Ass't to History Office, Honor Eng- lish, Math, Bio, Ass't in Training in Swimming, Honor Roll C71, Omega Chi Hi-Y 121, Cruel. 151-44 Years. ' Patricia is a girl uimllz krmwing. 'llwvnty T, ' ., iw, ,D fit,-r MARSHA LEA CYMBERG 69-25 173 St, Flushing College Carnegie Hall Concert 1951, Softball, Eco, Bowling, Baseball Clubs, All City Chorus Q31, Choir C41, Mixed Vocal Training C61, Glee Club, Muscial HJ, Ass't to Teachers Sparkling eyes ancl curly hair, She's your Truly Truly Fair. SANDRA ESTELLE DANKNER 175-07 73 Ave, Flushing College Ass't to Teachers, Honor English, Honor Roll, Sports Section, Or- c h e s t r a Instruction, Basketball, Hebrew, Literary, Dramatic Clubs Success is everybodyfs goal, And Sandra is sure to get there. KITTY L. DAVIES 68-15 172 St, Flushing College Girls' League C11, Speech 5DZ 431, Radio Station WNYE C11, Honor Roll 131 Kitty's acting can't be beat, To hear here emanate is really a treat. l u RICHARD M. DEGROAT 170-06 88 Ave, jamaica Navy . Mixed Vocal Training, Never Been Absent To succeed have lots of Will- po1L'er. X JOSEPH E. DELGATTO 90-22 220 St, Queens Village Shelton College Acounting Office, Ass't to Teach- ers, Sciograph, Spanish, Bio, New- man Clubs, Honor English, G.O. Rep. Always remember defeat is juSf ll step to success. .ix 'NE MAR ta . -3- '71 I , u ens illage . r sst to ll ea0icl'S, H ' lbl: Grad. Q ears , Beauly i ri' ', Jly .-1 smilf , r szc'md.lH 'fr I .I 1 f f I 1 l V1 v 1. ,. . x A - ' 1 BARBARA A. DEVINE 244-43 90 Ave, ,Bellerose College' Honor Classes, Athletic Clubs C4j, Minor J's C2D, Honor Roll 165, Grad. 3M Years Like her name, she's devine. HAROLD JAMES DIAMOND 88-25 240 St, Belle-rose Hofstra College Spanish, Bio Clubs Idealism and Enthusiasm: Progress. -5. 9 if fin Q .9 FREDE R.'DQi.LE 89-201 8 St 5Q86ens Village ,MEG fl , -' I is h , an-fi-ierican Clubs, on oil, 85, Honor History, En i Sp nish, Ass't t Teachers zo 'spvllogdfir tal words. , 1 5 f .,- JOAN . is 86-381 4 t, amaica ' 1 ' ' , BOW' S, ocial ance ' - o eac s, onor s. eni ., Vice Pres. Hi-Y. A, B, C success, Ambition, Brains -a f Character., ' D 1' ' MARY DUTT E, Y 214-,15 HoJ1i ' e, ' Village College -' f , M sica li , lAss't Ah CIT1 . N 7 Classes, New o lx niversi o l UD, .O. Rep. C3, a s A .gin bs Y T D ', i e V' islaigfililigiinl iM Sri , nlyibgllyl'-its' 8 t or il! T Volleyba Clubs, 'I Y rar31,jCommittee JlLau ll and the world laughs with . J' , 1 My land you cry alone. KATHERINE EAKER 82-28 2ll St, Queens Village Business Modern Dance, Library Squad, Baseball, Basketball Clubs, Ass't to Teachers. A personality like a glowing sun. Her flowing personality envelops everyone. .-.'. K . 1. ...:. :aj , if - ' fi Wxqfia . f 5 X i I C 4 on 5-.5 f , Q l f' l J 1 'E' ss. .-.. -: , I, '1 X X Q51 1 Q ' F, i - A iw. 1 'N Q Liga? 3? - , 'Qs 'ziilj-I. il .x I I i' ix. sf FSY . EATO it Q 2 171 s Ja 'Q Coll gn? fll ..., Vice rls' ea , irls' 1 Leag e 33, es. 0 S nio . rolling Roo , n ngl' 1s- ' tory, Spanis eati ' riting, Athletic Cl s, Spor s io , . Modern Dance, Yearb .- va Roll, Library Squad, . ep., -5 Ass't to Dean Cute, petite, a little shy, is She'll do more than j?t get by. ' , 1 4 ' 'aic ' ,:V, Ui- ortla S e T ch e,ge A ', J Al',: 1 , ' ' ca1Tra' n , P.S.A.L. ivt. 3 1 S Q35 ical G.O. 5 1.,1,,j ep.,R kann Cl ,Athl ' 1, ff,-L. 1' Cl c , Asslt t rs, 2 I, Fu of c arm an ep, l 'ggi HQre's a girl whos re 31,4 . . , .. JOAN EST ROWITZ 4 rr , , , 139-26 Per ' g Crescent, Jamaica .- College . O! Athletic Clubs C7j, H or Eng- 2- V --'::.- 1 lish, Math, Spanish, Bio, Honor Roll C7j, School Reg. to Empire Q ' Girls' State, Modern 'Dance f4D, 1 ,R - 2 f 'Vocal Training, Yearbook, Staff, Girls, League C4l, Library Squad, Grad. 3M Years Intelligence is her ot 0 0 ame 'i . 1 for i, , i f ' 1 , fy -f -,fat 1, x..'.z,a.,,L4A1zi4 6 co ' stt a 2 s' A s, B tb Q 75 Rich Hill: H r ' ,1- sif , ' , brar quad , Short, petite, butt so omplete. Time, BF TZ! E EU , l?igv0 s Ja, ,- s e , h l ,, if R . AN ., 1 0- .Atf a, ' sf Busi s -' Q A t Teachers, ' ol Thery eve .truer Dod M, ' 3' fl l f f VE YN FAZZIHV -E A Q 7- an 'ica 1 ' si chool ' . '2 o r R ll As' Teachers, , 'V 2 Bas t ' H r ue 1,- a y, - r faults a 1, . .4 igffggf er oh lig XXXV 1 Her f ie, dshi . -, . , Twenty-one f'Ve'satile an sweet, MIKE FIERMAN 229-05 Grand Central Pkwy, Bayside Business Tennis, Baseball, Football Teams, Major Letters 125, Service Squad Willing, athletic and helpful, thnt's our Mike, Easy going, nice knowing and the like. ESTHER PINK jf' 65-49 224 St, -ygside Secreta i ,' Easter Dis ril '. Ass't to Grade Advr f, X511 Club, G.O. Rep., Lu ' Sq Cert. of Attendance El',s'7'her can't be beat. ,J JANET FRIEDLANDER 141-72 85 Rd, Jamaica College Honor Roll, Honor English, His- tory, Eco, Asslt to Teachers, Library Squad, Math. Office Squad, Mixed Vocal Training, Choir, WYNE Broadcast, Scribbler's Club, Soft- ball Club, Grad. 32, Years Charm-1-poiseia wonderful gal. JANET FRIEDMAN 90-19 88 Ave, Woodhaven College Girl Leader of Arista, Co-Editor of Yearbook, Corr, Sec't of Girls' Varsity, Leaders, Arista Admis- sions Board, Hilltopper, Major Is 145, Athletic Clubs 1285, Honor Roll 185, Honor Classes 1161 Thy mod ty is thy virtue. P V NDREW FROELICH 5 Z- 169 ,Jamaic I-v le si s , -iff' V CCli:. I I Club. As k i no X Fordham's gainr arnQglo3a:x MARJORIE PHYLLIS FROCEL 89-40 217 St, uetns Lage ,, University of C ' , ' 5 Arista, A lr ,Cirls,1Lc-pid! Hilltop r 5, ,, hor yi 185,011 o Mgr. o1jEcl' l 'Q f j hoo Ne Yziirk. 119 imcs u't C - A lil? 5550 - Forilih 1 .rlilvw Prod' Qfs,fQ,f vigil M 0 Pres..,dflSpay11sh' LtL7lJ,' Drgi 1 Club, ,JS lifts tionl L or' Cl'assr:s 1 , G . Rr-p. 1 ' Hgh d'ilg3gJll.1' rare as pink cham- agne, .S'he'll shine Ilflllyllfliill' her may lo ' fame. ua , Twenty-two' -,I EDWARD FUCHS 86-20 162 St, Jamaica New York University-School of Engineering Hilltopper, P.S.A.L. Awards, Soc- cer Team, Locker Guard, G.O. Rep., Swimming Squad, Honor Roll, Ass't to Teach rs, Physics, French, Math Clubs Very modest and sine re, Popular with the girls NIF 1 sweet, With eyes that beat. STANLEY A. GALOWSKI 150-06 Beaver Rd, Jamaica College He needs no eulogy, he speaks for himself. LOIS WILMA GANS 1-18-25 90 Ave, Jamaica College Leaders 135, Arista 135, Honor Classes, Honor Roll 185, Hilltop- per, Co-Mgr. of Art Staff of Year- bool-1, Athletic Clubs 1105, Ass't to Teachers, Minor fs, Intras., Math. Tutorial Club, G.O. Rep., P.S.A.L. Awards Art is indeed not the bread, But the :vine of life. GLADYS GEJER 114-32 168 St, Jamaica Business Girls' League, Honor Roll, Honor Stcn, Type, Spanish, and English I know not what the future holds, but I know Him who holds the future. ' x PAUL ANTHONY GENOVESE 48-18 201 St, Bayside Business G.O. Rep., Soccer Tcnni, Swim- ming Squad. Hme's II grerzl gay, Paul, llurzrlsnzrir, dark and tall. JACQUELINE GERBER 89-O4 148 St, jamaica Queens College Honor Roll, Honor History, Span- ish, English, Bio, Sten, Type, Art Club, Ass't to Teachers Her manner bright, her smile gay, jackie wins our vote any day. ivi?IEFIN S. GETZLER - Lowe Cgyft, lgm ' College alca e o r Roll .C 1 19,5 It W' aster of his a . , 3, M.-XXINE RUTH GISCHNER 76-62 174 St, Flushing Modeling and College Arista, Girls' League, Hilltopper, Y e a r b o o k , Dramatic, Athletic Clubs, Grad. 3M Year, Honor Roll 171, Chairman Thansksgiving Col- lection She has the form of a lovely model, And the face of a beautiful god- dess. RITA GLASSER 148-25 89 Ave, Jamaica College Co-Editor of Yearbook, Girls' Varsity, Leaders 131, Co-Chairrnan of Arista Social Committee, Minor nfs 151, Athletic Clubs 1265, Honor Roll 171, G.O. Rep., Pro- gram Committee 121, P.S.A.L. Awards 171, Honor Classes 1171, Drama Workshop, Library Squad, Arista Tutor, Arista 131, Water Ballet, Grad. 3M Years. Rikkils leaving is our loss, Conscientious and friendly - a wonderful boss. , C olle e .7 ' d A Ylears Servicel ua f' . I I f , -H' . 'A , S . , gf ,,p,gQ1?l3cafe11-fia - S X adf gougi- j 31241, Attend.-grae sqiilitl Newtown: pw ang y?ia9QfdUbS, Band xi AT- Here's our boy, joseph Glickman, He's the man wholll really click, man. A L Z -2 r aven or Av N se aikre ahlhd Soc' ' ance Club in CE. TYPE, Hon R01 , l She's fnljlbfmn es an s f' W'hich adds up to aw nice. 1' ll, ' so GOIQDBHRC 1ZQy..1K172 tg'F1ushing 11 YU fi s1'an5,Q,l-'itflcbfeyg Clubs, st-wid 1 '1Lp,14i6hrooin,1 Honor1His,ftql5y, Math, bland Scierrde 'W 1'- 'How the fadder if success will e an easy ilimb. ri 1 If rf' IOEL SAUL GOLDSTEIN 81-25 190 St, Jamaica Queens College Honor Roll, Track Team, Hilltop- per, Ass't to Teachers, Hebrew Club Here's a guy wholll have his say, And in college do O.K. ..s. V , , , H.,'T..- 1 'Xue K C- AZ Qu 1-Q! -,' ltfpx- Amvgf .AJ '. BERTA GQEUB 78-14 1 1 '51, F1 Shing A ' j25an1o'gra' her fo? Federal Civil s ervice, onbr Sten. 121, A s't to Teaghers,,C1ubs, G.O.NRep. . kT'he boys .make a rhpbby' 5fy dating ' Bobbie. ' i JOAN ELLEN GOODMAN 69-57 182 St, Flushing College Girls' League, Honor Roll 171, Girls' League Governing Board, G.O. Rep, Yearbook, Dramatic, Spanish, Art, Athletic Clubs, P.S. A.L. Awards, Program Committee, Asslt to Teachers, Mixed Vocal Training She's smart, quiet, cute and sweet, Now there's a combination no one can beat. MARTHA JEAN GOOLD 75-42 190 St, Flushing College Leaders, Athletic Clubs 1101, Minor j's'l 141, P.S.A.L. Awards, Library Squad, Honor Classes, Ass't to Teachers, Honor Roll 171, Ass't Editor of Yearbook, Grad. SM Years Cute, vivacious, full f pe Per nalif s er p. gif' O 1 - 3 or , amai Esta Engi ' T . Tea 1 Fre an Track am, no oll 0 or , P Art, NEW- nan ' Clu , Y - k Sta . ,iw Success ll al ys cme his way, Today ' g 1, I Q LEON VICTOR GRANELLO 255-22 75 Ave, Glen Oaks Queens College Honor Roll C7j, Honor Science, Spanish, Math, English, History. Spanish Club A lot of fun, iz really swell guy, One of the best in jamaica High. LEWIS P. GREEN 220-09 73 Ave, Bayside College Tildenz Gym Leaders lfij, Visual Aid Club, Garden Club There's one swell boy, his name is Green, It's surely not dificult to be seen. JANET GREENSTEIN 102-35 Remington St, Jamaica College Leaders, Honor Roll, G.O. Rep., Clubs Q53 A nicer girl is hard to jind, Than charming janet Greenstein. 7 in 9-05 Ave, arnaica N '-El tr nies Tec icia Ko 6' Sc 1 ' Fr an C ' , P. . nds, io, E , l2l X ne guy fro? 1 zgh ROBER . A RSTOCK 80-60 1 2 , Jamaica College 4 J Service quad K5 , Honor English Skating, Bowling Clubs Manly, attentive and tall, just a favorite with us all. .. y Paqire Hf. HaL'ga.g,,-, Vg 196-10 69 Ave, F us ing Cjfjllfgff if- ,. Honor English, Hor1orARdll Krarnr-r: Fri-rich Club, Boys Gln-1 Club, H'OT1or Roll ' - A true friend, till Ihr 1'n'fl. Twenty-four MYRN JAN 1 f A 176-38 8 E' 8,1021 A vs i' ' ' 0 Co - ' d. -2 ' Hon ss - ers Honor 1 ' I N .1 X 3 A e , ' ,. tt ance Wra quad, tic 1 , M ern Dance C1 Ge , Sweet, Modest, and Sin- cere, Her success l e nown far and near. JEAN O. HARKE 157-02 Meyer Ave, Jamaica Business Ass't to Teachers, Honor English, Sten, and Type, Honor Roll Good traits don't rain here, they pour. 'Ax U ' 15252. . RAYMOND JOSEPH HOLLERAN 89-13 204 St, Hollis Business P.S.A.L. Awards, Ass't to Teachers lVe're all Holleran for Ray. QLARENCE, R. HARRIS 84-19T256 St., Floral Park College ' Q Basketball 161, Baseball C6J, Hon- or R011 451, Pool Asst, Roller Skating Club, Honorfbnglish, Pr 5. of Sr. -BQR., Bowling, lub. To Clarence age reckon, X Sufeess will berhon., , , l N511 ry-1.' X ' 'i il A HARR ' . . .1 U 33 ,99 St, olli xx Swin i n A Q, 1 'il l q , ono' Ro is U 'fam lo X X S V . -g CYIEEH HENVIL A . 169-1 1 -l Ave, Jar Ca , us' ess lonor Sten, Ty e, and , xifglish, -'lu Roll,'ATs'l to Teri ers Iii fiesseft slzifs My-T-Ffilie. ll, :N T lj 7 JN 'M at AJ-A, v K ROLF KARL HERWERTH 84-50 160 St, Jamaica Queens College Honor Roll Q71, Honor English, Science Success is won by those who earn zt. .1 li ff' H L WMTTIGT Q 7? - 16 se? . Hilfe? ' A C tof irls' Varsity ers, 1 ' C1 1351, inor J's R Q81, Hon- or Classes , P.S. Ligmdads, Yearbook, Admissi L90 aid of Arista sellin', lf lu Among the best, e lov our en. One girl whose fame dzyvnoixdj 1 J. HL Ji 1 - 7 Co ge Avqkflimaica ollege lg , o er?410anceJ0K1 K21, Leaders f S clt oigleadlrrs-'n-Training, e' of ders, -Minor fs, on riliftflg Tre-ai oft Senior E.R., -Athletic ubs' 2521, Reds arid ue Party mbei, P. .A. . ilfawards, Asslt to fachyrs, Basket- ball, Volleyball Intras. Very active was our girl Rita, There aren't many who can beat her. DORIS EDELGARD HOCHFELD 87-36 167 St, Jamaica Business School Honor Roll, Modem Dance, P.S. A.L. Award, Athletic Clubs 151, Dancing Clubs C31 .Silence is Qoldegiw s H 5 N ' HOCPRMANZ I T., 76' gseojsjyblner ,- Sten Type'fBnglQsh His- J o Art Cl s 1121 Thg 421, erggpc Humor. Roll ' P in X521-iotographic Ac- 1 s . 1 . 1 am'- ,. fl Q ,,..' , X S ' 1 1 f f D , , , , s tin' if Af t ry! 1 4' f 0 W1 9' 6 r ' 1 To T55 'la' 1 i 0 1- 1 i th 1girlfvQ.iml.i7lV!'a0 lffkdwf - A ' 'ff' ns all I T ways, f gg Waits Q , V, shows. f ' L if-'N' f 1 OLVIL E H LT , E06-158 it VBEI as urstu A 6 lege . 1 -' 2 T ' Cijfafl . sgalbfh?lihil1gs I lovef, V l'-'Dali' ELVIN EMMETT HOLT 106-18 Ditmars Blvd, East Elmhurst College Pres. of Sr. E.R., Eco Club He counts with all men, but none too many. , DONKLD HOWARD HOPPE 170-12 -i-ghlan Ave jamaica, .V Merchlagjl Mariiie i ' ' , 7 Eco Club, G.Q.,Rep,fHisto1gy,C1ulA-J He mis sure' t0 7ti1id success, f iff I 'Cause he's tops, we mzlltfconfess. V A 1 egg, 1 NANCY V. HORIN 90-31 139 St, Jamaica College Leaders, Co-Mgr. of Photo Staff of Yearbook, Athletic Clubs 1201, Honor Roll Q81, Ass't to Teachers, Honor Classes C131, Minor J C51, P.S.A.L. Awards, Basketball, Volleyball, Softball Intras. Nancy's athletic, takes a good pic- ture, Sweet and nice, terrific mixture. AMY JUDITH HOROWITZ 83-30 Charlecote Ridge, Jamaica Estates 'College Asslt to Teachers, Library Basketball Club Once in love with Amy, I Always in lone with y Minor .- wardsfMod- 'Z Ass't f ch- Club, H R40 use Trai i 41 o t, petzte, a ry neat, athlete dancezfthat can't be beat. ' fu -1 1- V . A D gzo 'AMCEHUBER ,P ' H x 9 - t, Flushing I K Traphagen S,a.h'6'o1 of Fashion ' - , Honor Rqll , G.O. lep. H WW 3 Englis ' 'o, Ass't to Tgxchuj. c- - 'ff' Com ist Girls Q'h0'1'us, Orch , ' ' g Softball Club, 'Sivinirning JI f Slfr ection df -ff ', 1 A ti e vnldgsmafp ' ' Z SRX 1 She's ourjfteet eart. . A 1 ' 4' 4 ,fn ,M Twenty-five 1 fi Q 4 f3 MAR1LY.N ANN HUGEL A 1 4- 1, X 141'-30 77 Rd, Flushing ,Business ' ' Girls' League till, Athletic Clubs -HJ, Honor Roll, Minor LJ, P.S. A.L. Award 'Somebodyls gal, Everybodgfs' pal. ls 1 E'DITH'ELIZYABETH HUGIJ 6714-OB 193 Lane, Flushingf' lf College lx I, lsjl' Yearbook,vLeaders, Athletic Clubs, P.S.A,L, Awards,l Asst to ,Teach- ers, Honor' Roll, 1Honqxr Class, D r a m a t i c, Intercultblr Clubs, Roller Skating Club, Gr dy 3V2 Years, Eco Club lg X lfu Neptune: Honor .Rbg,rQRed and Black Association, Jr. -heer Leader Filled with ambition and filled with glee, Can only be one girl and that Edith Hugi. THOMAS E. HUMBLE NJA-4-Q7 Jamaica Ave, Jamaica MV! , ne Corps' B 03 Club ,gf I ni a nicer fellow, 0 thx ur oy Tom. l Q 1 ITIIHARD GERARD HUSCH , '56-01 ingston Pl, Jamaica ' C ' , Q1 . !5w1mriil?'1 am f6j, Band Q43 P A U I-Rho er C25 Bowlf 1 C - f J, pp , I gg Club, Itoller Skating Club ie! it mnfver' be said that Dick f cody swim an ocean to meet su ss. f , 1 . if 1 AKITTA A Hblx IFJ l Jiir-22 A, st. Aw! L Business E ' HOUWROII ng, Bwetbal , JR ller mg ,Teachers CZJ, lf Rep. Personality, That makes Anita r hit! JOSEPH THOMAS HUZIOR 115-15 146 St, So. Ozone Park Business G.O. Rep., P.S.A.L. Awards Honor and truth and manhood, These are the lhings that stanrl. Twenty-six f'- f 1 DOROTHY RIE 'N JABELMANN C S 88-4-6 207 St, Queensyillage Business be Miggg Vocal-Training mg Musi- cal 'J, NAss'tt Teacher 7 , Lunchrcmshtrdg Att, Ofiigc? D Concert '50 X 'N Only one life, 'lsoon be passed, Only what's donffor Christ will last. MARJORIE HOPE JACOBS 90-11 14-9 St, Jamaica College Grad. SW Years, Feature Editor of Hilltopper, Editor-in-Chief of Hill- topper, Joumalism J, Rambler Staff, Honor Roll, Honor Classes, Literary Club, Inter-Cultural Club, Dramatic Club, Asslt to Teachers, Yearbook Margie is our editor gal, Personality plus, and everyone's pal. BARBARA JEAN JOHNSON 104-38 164 St, Jamaica U,S. Women Army Corp Library Squad, Ass't to Teachers, Basketball, Volleyball, G.O. Rep., Folk Dance, Vocal Training Jamaica loses, The Army gains. JAMES A. J 8 ollis A ' ,tur 'School ss't'jo Feathers, Service Squad, vonor- 'Roll, Track Team, G.O. Rep. 1 I Always bright fund' never dim, A regular guy is our boy jim. 0 . GLORIA KARP 214-85 Jamaica Ave, Queens Village College Rec. SeC'y of Girls' League, Grad. 3'f'Q Years, Hilltopper C5l, Year- book 123, Dramatic Club, Honor Roll Q7l, Honor English, Bio, His- tory, Baseball Intras, Ass't to Teacher, Co-Mgr. of Art Staff of Yearbook A breezy laugh, II joke or two, A flashing smile, of rourse it'x you. ROBERT R KASSH bl 50 Fresh Meadow Rd Flushing C ollf gc C o Clpt Rlllm 'llC'llI1 Capt. Gym li 1 Swimming Squad G.O. R1 p Slim ht and hue has been his aim, the mark in auj Ln . X, J- 'G ' A ' . 1 ' s all B . V 'ani I 'i H K , , 6 I A' ln 1 Hell hllil ' f 1 LT mp 3. wl QD if 0' f M i 13 MARY ANNE KATZ ' 80-48 Langdale St., New Hyde Park ' Queens College ' ' G.O. Rep. 125, Clubs 161, Honor Roll 171, Ass't to Teachers, Honor English, Spanish, Eco, History, Math Forever remembered, Mary Anne, One ear for others, troubles, the other fo , a man I ' ' f. - o KEOUGH .2 12 gvj t, ica B it D C jf- 03, ern D ee, Folk anc ennis, oc' ce Clubs YO e he y y, May s alwa' tha way. Se A Ed,-' .l6LLLf,,'tT vw N91 J film AFPER - ' . fi ist 5 1s4.sf1B1m'H61g'l - ' iollege. ---'Q ,Af ,ik p M gijof occer earn Go Mgr of Ea- 3 A... 1 '- as f 'J:?fQ3tEr?i l3if?- II AL wards, E-lsonor English, Asst I to Teachers His talented fingers A Will scale success. St? amalca tary rad ,Bye Years Honor Roll, Ho Claqes, Asst to Teac s, or h ,J 1, hi Xlfher al ' s l , on'he re Q? t' ty ace, I veryone's ' t s ' olds a e. N. JOHN T. KOCHENDORFER 242-17 90 Ave, Bellerose College Honor Roll, Honor Bio, Eco,-His- tory, G.O, Rep., P.S.A.L. Award Republicans! no need for alarm, Our johnny is up in arm. FRED A. KURZROCK 244-60 89 Ave, Bellerose College Honor Roll His words and deeds spell charac- ter. v ,,! in I,fr -111 Q,- . X, . ., IPF in I L in 1' ' 15 Q ,xr All l .fs ' -as ANNA F. KWIECINSKI Z ' 165-10 Horace Hardin B v I Flushing . Business ' Leadefsr y, o'l5ug,43op, P. .QL-5,1 Awards, ' r j 'P-16 ond: Roll, G,O. Hon Classesg Accounting, Ge e Awards Humanity is e' g eater partjbf- greatness. . - 'B 1'-2. DORIS KWOK ' -L I-.I 91-05 175 St, Jamaica College Honor Roll 121 ' Here's hoping she hits the jackpot. , 3' I 5-.9 l l ROBERTA C. LADEN 89-19 Sutphin Blvd, Jamaica Parsons School of Design Leaders, Honor Roll, Grad, fiyz Years, Athletic Clubs 1121, P.S. A.L. Awards This lass will surely. succeed, Interior decoration is her deed. ANTHONY M. LA MASTR6 73-44 188 St, Flushing New York University ' G.O. Rep. 131, Pres. of Sr. Class, Boy Leader of Arista, Pres. of Sr. E.R., Honor Roll 185, Honor Classes K ' A greater fellow yould never find, l4f'ith personality and 41'l7TlIlliZ7i mind. V I CELESTE E. LAPEN ' ' 92-61 217 St., Queens Village ff' I Business School . ' . Grad.13V2 Years, C ative Writin'g, Honor Roll 181, eering Squad 143, Hpnor History, Capt. of Cheering Squad, Hyor' 'English 12l ' ' l , I Celeste is ?1qfy'HggU,-7113, Sl-mf, W Z Brightly eering .'li'AH.' RAH'f' RAH! - EDITH LASKY 90-46 185 St, Hollis Queens College G.O. Rep., Program Committee, Latin Club, Arista 131, Girls' League 135, Softball, Volleyball, Badminton Clubs, Modern Dance Class, Grad. Flys Years, Honor Roll 17j, '49 Variety Show, Ass't to Teachers, Honor English, Math, Science, French Intelligence is a rare gift, Use it wisely. Twenty-seven ing, G.O. Rep Vim, Vigor, A girl with a XJ s KENNETH LEON, ' 88-25 145 sf, Jamaica . Medicin 15 Service sua , Assft to Dean, Hill- t ' onor Roll, Honor Classes, !in 3V2 Y ars, Chess Club Always ready, Zlkwhys willinl, Name the task,,hes'll make the kill- zri . ARTHUR HMICKEYU LEWIS 117-15 170 St, St. Albans St. John's University Pres. and Vice Pres. of Boys' Vars- ity, Capt. of Track Team, Cross Country, Indoor Track Team, Metropolitan Track Awards, A.A, U. Track Awards, Major Letters fill, Minor Letter, N.Y. Pioneer Club, P.S.A.L. Awards 151, Ass't to Teachers To my graduation class: Do unto others as you'd have them do unto you. NORMAN LIEBMAN 61-31 184 St, Flushing City College Honor Roll Lincoln: Track, Football Team Really a great guy for form, Always keep your eye on Norm. NORMA RITA LIPTON 73-44 255 St, Glen Oaks College Honor Roll, Ass't to Teachers L.I.C. High: Badminton, Ping Pong, Volleyball, Honor English Bright and cheerful, full of vim, Whatever her aim, Norma will win. 6 7. l.g If :rsity Jr R 1 4j, Ser .quad 29 I ss't, D matt ., Track Sq 2 ,aiea Hit surely miss, tudent ,ig , like Hn! lt. I,i.vs, Twenty-1-ight .486 JW! M ,X W ,, 247- 9 i , 'gil Se Cplleg 'N ,, J ,r G Tiapk 'F if ssltfg Teac er, S11- vei' RSX. .2yvar I A swell filo , his name is Steve, We'WlJ ate see him leave. 6, lass, our , llflarilyn Maase. , AM -J W Ly!M,' . M. yi arsons , Flus 'ng e s , S e t Cog i 'tball Team C 5 Qlleior hay, Roller skat- ing lub, DE-an's' Ass't, G.O. Rep. May youl ewiors bring you your given goal. .12 ATI-fE. QCMAHE 5 Unis y Gir1s 'gLc'fague ' o ern D , I Homo Bro o or Bvfglifs His- If tory,5S'fJzgigl1f, to T Swim .-Xssgijirilfaigii Xca ook, Arcy91H61, Libr 4sZii'i6d,f L-ezygpm. -fbtialif frgmm, Th s our hay, shes, I sv ith 'enz. if' MILD ' . y A A 159-3 aica s , ' man, .T n2.SClubsg,3ecretarialf, K Staff of rboo VME ber of lyjyjx an e' Party f- V f IIS t ere a ' he who c n y the. 'I' hoes Aff! ' at f' li f' l ' Q ung ,ffl whom zaiea --y' Il 17? Jr , f' JJ 1,1 ROBERT MASON l 169-09 Sayers Ave, Jamaica ,- Collegi- P.S.A.L. Award The hand of our boy. Bob, Is rzlreazly on surcess' door knob. . . . Re l n 'F' Histor ars1 .9 1 g Team, Major '- ' Ass t to Mr. Ken- ' Program Com- Chem, fm glish ' V ' Y' Herels to foe, fo ls a card, At swimming he always works so hard. 8919 , ' ller e St. JQl1H, .O lug.. 0' 45 G 7 S H I I 21 s n 9 X FRANK J. MELITO 107-36 156 St, Jamaica Business A credit to the business world. derM f4 90-11' 217 St, u ns V' lage 1 ProfessIggQ ,S 11 - MS. o Girls Varsity, Maj 1' ' te' 51, hl c 1 ' 6D eaders 21, Water Bal- et ' , Swi i t QGJ, G.O. f flee ., Honzi? 1, 0-15 Itorbsy .onent, M th S u ' 2 I, - S 1 . if-ll! L - e s r ' X, ELIHU MILDER 148-13 90 Ave, Jamaica College , Honor Roll,'- Creative Writing Class, Grad. 3M Years When you look at him it seems, Therels true manliness that really beams. ' x- ROSEM Ef?'fBOPS Mo E ,, , 19 25 Epsom ouise, ljfdllis Airline Hostess Kyra! , G.O. I-grin r' Roll, Asslt to Teach gf Sp rt?cSectiyrKClubs, Intrasf ,ff 1 1' Loadg ' a li d21dl Thatfs at ma 'f op ' ' e an- swer t,o,f2,,1fliJZ?'r'idJre1am.7 Y H ARTHEIR ALLAN MORRIS N 89-74 20 St, Queens Village City College Scribblers Club, Sciograph, Bio Club, Honor English, History, French, Music Training, Red Cross Award, Ass't to Teachers Richmond Hill: Member of Domi- no, Service Squad The world knows nothing of its greatest men. wt, 1,-f iw ' . 1 , A . fr' JOAN EL ORRISO3L',,4.Al Ql ' 247-30 90 Ave, Bellerose . -WJ , Providence Bible Institute hr 'te cms League rap, Honor Roll rely '1!l'5' ' Ass't to Teachers, Honor Math, English, Spanish, History, Science, Bio, Vocal Training I will say of the ford, He is my refuge anglf' my fortress: rn God in'-Him will I trust. ,, ,fix ,J iii' H Psalm ,9,1l:2 1-1111 vy c est Jamai AColle he ht , N.Y. . D legate to Natl Assgc. of Student uncil onventi ' C0- Chai Arista Social 1 ommit- I .li ldisiv Moskiiii' ' ii 1 1 I ' 'lily , Ja f , 5 , ' . s 9, gp, ,.,, f, fs el N 3 tegilgrdiin . off Sociai, Treas. Sr. ., Coeltlljgr. of Idep. Party, Girls' Vlarsith, Leaders, iama gX91ksl1,op,IgIrt Club, Ar LH 'ajof gre, 121, winner lf st. Gaude Art Medal, xHilltopper, Years. S., .S.IlSynonym of Suceessjl' joan Moskin. NADINE KATHERINE NEAL 147-08 69 Rd, Flushing Business Honor Roll Q7 1, Ass't to Teachers, Honor Classes, Grad. 3Vz Years Fair enough to worship, Devine enough to rave. MILLLCENT.M. NQB. 'l1l1'35,166,SFQ Jamaican f Sallege ,,- Mfrs' - om ef ' ls,-Intramurals, Aris- t ' BS, , ec. of Arista,-.Leaders CBJ, Treas. of Leagers, Major 'L,I's', 445, Athkcicl lubs 1355, Girls' Varsity Q-21, Yearbook, Li- brary Squad, G.OEgRepii,Q.S.A.L Awards, Honor C sci, l if J Profit should be y6'7Ii- rewqrdi sf For you have served well.J ' DORQTH O. NOVACK 80-30 gS60!gt, Bellerose Busine Volleyball Club, G.O. Rep., Skat- ing Clptb xx 'Pmspec Heiglg Ass't to Teach- e1Q, Type for hool Newspaper, So '.,Da e, Handball, Clubs, P.S.A. 1Awxrds, G.O. Rep., Serv- ice Aw , Y M tness and gladness, All goodness and no badness. DIANA- RUTH NUB L 1 88-361B5'St Hollis ,' I ,VV - Business djlflf ' lj' fl .Honor Ro , Arit,Clfu ,' 'rRamb1ff' Art Staff, Asst. to Teachers lie? heari' is warm with the friends she's rfde. h ' fsll lf rv ,fy I Twenty-nine -lu. RUTH DORIS NUDELL 148-03 88 Ave, Jamaica College Girls' League, Grad. 3M Years, Honor Roll, Basketball, Volleyball, Social Dance, Swimming, Hebrew Clubs Beauty, brains, 'and a charming laugh, ' She's graduating in three and a half. ANDREY HOPE NUSSBAUM 81-45 190 St, Jamaica College Grad. 35 Years, Honor English. Math. Ass't to Teachers, Librarv Squad Never snappy, never fussy, Always happy, that's our Nussy. LORRAINE JUNE O'DONNELL 85-10 160 St, Jamaica Katherine Gibbs Swimming Ass't, Leaders, Folk Dance, Badminton, Tennis, Soft- ball Clubs, Honor Science, History, Eco, Spanish, Honor Roll CSD, Ass't to Teachers Still water runs deep. GORDON CARL PADMORE 177-32 106 Rd, Jamaica College Ass't to Teachers jamaica students all agree that Padmore had more. LEROY F. PADMORE 177-32 106 Rd, Jamaica Q aka fe' A ,mt 2,1 LEONA H. PARISH 90-11 149 St, Jamaica Nursing School Honor Roll, Honor English, Sci- ence, History, Assit to Teachers, Clubs, Grad. 3M Years Her charming personality is quite rare, Everyone's sorrow she's ready to share. MIRIAM RNES ,gf 8 716 'W ,f t0Co ege X onor l to achers, Gov., Qf,Gir1s' L a ,Hon- or C ses, AtMHd?1 , Vol- leyball, Softball, earbook, Grad. 3M Years just two words . . . simply swell! FRANK PATTERSON, JR. 107-14 164 St., Jamaica College Service Squad, Basketball The road to success is determina- tion, Success is the highway to life. WALTER J. PAWLOWSKI 78-20 220 St, Oakland Gardens Fordham University G.O. Rep, Boys' Freshman Adv, Honor History, Eco. Club Very stately, and oh so tall, Wally's realli' on the ball. BA BMO RENEE PEARSVON 87-6 '153 St, Jarliaica xl' 4 ,kJ X l Business ,A V 7-Business Although he seldom makes a sound A nicer guy cannot be ound f v ROSLYN AGNES PALMIER1 85-66 Parsons Blvd, Jamaica Queens College Honor English, Grad. Sys Years, Mixed Vocal Training, Honor Roll Woodside Jr. Honor Roll, School Ncwspapr-r, Fr:-nch Certifi- cate of Merit Aims high, pos.ses.ses knowledge, Ros is just the type for college. Thirty fi 'M r 1 f 4 , ' W' A W ,, 1 S ' ,- Honorl Enghsh, - level C1ublQ,iiArt Club, Asst to rel er, yr, K7 ' Quzelgithd derfzuhe, Tc' ', ,MFL O, But out of' schoolg we rlevifajt so, 1 fl- XUTH. N 1 , J' DORRITr LE R PEARSON 9,3-25 1 , ueensQ7i1l'agc H ox English a onorX ol 1 R 1 Q8Aj, Ass' to Teach M 'or 'Xl 'J BIB il 'Sl A ,Pala , , . n '. i - ,Amt . I, SwiFj4?,:fskctl3 Clubs Cm . 1 i1ltop rl1mook , Sl ' si ll 1 of , re lu 111 I e he 1 i V r Na! flr1lA,lliii.,STllre's very srnaitgr V Q f ' l fl 3 ll' M-Afntgj v .xy x RONALD HENRY PELLICANO 265-04 81 Ave, Floral Park Queens College Service Squad, Att. Squad, Honor Roll, Library Squad Life is but measured time, From which we either fly or fry. JOHN PENN 75-02 Utopia Pkwy, Flushing College Service Squad, Track Squad, Swim Squad, Giad. 3M Years, Eco Club, Ass't to Dean, Honor Roll, Honor Classes G0d's gift to women. s N A x JUNE PEARL '-82-14 262 St, Floral Park College 'Broadcasting Club, Honor English, Math, Science, Dramatic Club, Li- brary Squads C4-J A pearl to make the dianzonds blush. ALAN D. PESKY 75-04 195 St, Flushing College Comm. of Courts, Mgr. of lndep. Party, Pres. of Sr. E.R., Treas. of Sr. Class, G.O. Rep. C3l, Tennis Team, Basketball J.V., Varsity, Hilltopper, Co-Mgr. of Editorial Staff of Yearbook, Honor Roll, Honor Classes, Major Letter, Capt. of Basketball Team Al's the greatest , known to all. He's one good guy that's on the ball. BERNARD JEROME PESTYNER 81-36 192 St, Jamaica University of Pennsylvania Service Squad, Honor Roll, Honor Classes CBJ, Ass't to Teachers, Participate in G.O. Assembly, Varsity Basketball BX. H.S. of Science: Intramural Baseball and Basketball, Forum Club, Grad. 3M Years Succ s is. the key o lif I't1'1'1 ose be t S a wa s H lp E IL 4 24 , e si s , e et tlner, .De- i, if l u e s, ,Kg l t h g y . X K. Z3 I i , . 3 . - N A v I lx iii ef ' 1, . 1' , 2 , ii wi is Q alll X 33 V' , f, A Le? P- V' . .X , 1 e 'f 1, 'SX .K FRANCINE J. P MO 80-66 249 elle e Mano C e . Gener c , ss't to Teachers, Ye Happy, eerful, y, and sw Here's a , irl you'l ve to me M I S ENC R 88 1 , maic a 1 4 la 1 a ilto I7 ook Ass' 1s- tory O'-. 1 Scr' blers Club John - nitor Boardfqpe a , ' Teachers , H girl, without a s 0 r 'Qthe fello is sh ut. x l I it l aw' fR. PLOSCOW , 70-10 '57 t, Flushing ' 16.1 U. lBusi egs Coll ge Rtclp., Service quad, Basket- !!-T Dx b ll In amurals, T ack, Sit in rm - ,Pls n h tezj d t elkkchoo W Y da I ' Q -ix 1 . wr Is ' one of his t! mi fsay. A Q kill' lx l V 'X' ,Mk- ' -X l X ,IUDTTH POLLACK 80-77 Surrey Pl, Jamaica College Library Squad, Program Commit- tee, Minor Lu Eco. Club, Honor Roll, Honor English, History, Eco, Grad. 3MYears, Tennis Sport Sec- tion, Ass't to Teachers Without lady we'd be unhappy, Her school activities make farrzaica snappy. FRED PORIS 61-36 224 St, Bayside College Honor Roll, Service Squad He made the honor roll, he made the service squad, To find as nice a fellow is really very hard. MARGARET POSCHMANN 170-35 Grand Central Pkwy, Jarnaica Business Eco, Volleyball, Honor Roll, Sports Section Our lblargaret is as sweet as sugar Thirty-one MARY E. POWELL 162-O6 77 Ave, Flushing Business Grad. 326 Years, Ass't to Teach- ers, Newman Club Mary, Mary, with the smiling face, It's no wonder she has such charm and grace. 4 J' WILLIAM E.PEPREVATEL 65-43,168 St, - lushing Business ' - ,Swirnrnirlg Teyam, Intramurals, Swirnmin A 't ' x , 3.55 .' R . -'Laughs he gives are numerous, This boy is quiZe,'huml7h'ous. .ll ILHHM PL STA Business His persezlzyrarzfe 'fll carry hfm far. .f I , Q S X269 so-A 6, Bellyos .4,,,g. U5 -I, I . ,ffff DORIS YKRTQE 76-O 16 t, F ushing . ' 'ne H stess er ' Skating mlub, Ass't to eachers ff Shelli flphigh, wide and hand- shrug. HX,, k GENE RAYMOND RALEIGH 254-12 '73 Rd, Glen Oaks . 7' ' Business School 1 V , Comniercez Swiin 'llc-arn,'5fGolf V, 'l KN Y, if Like thelgzillanf Sip Waller Raleigh, Hill be a success, we say this sure- ll I 1 i x , , G . my NN MN . RDGERLTHOM PSON RASQOLI 89-37-183 St, Jarpaidzi , I ' 4' College 'K ' A il. A Honor Roll, Track Squad, Ass'1 in Gym i 'N Wenre .sure of one lhing, and Ihis is '12, , , ' Ruger will always lllllfff' ll llill 'llhirty-two V 'l I , Q 7' 1 ALD assi -Ei. - Sl a C I 139 16 ,B-76 J 1 a College J ,T ,- gJ3'lBlep., Soccer earn, e e ,q ad, Locke Gu erk in gu now we ve s 1 I Wiz ' a 4 He'Il brfng to famaica, fame and credit ELIZABETH MARY REANEY 89-35 210 Pl, Bellaire New York Foundling Hospital, Nursing Ass't to Teachers, Basketball, Bad- rninton, Square Dance, Social Dance, Softball, Volleyball Clubs You may leave us but your spirit will always be here. -4 r A' EDWARD GEORGE REISZEL X 89-28 239 Stjflkllerose f A. .- 4 Business l j - V oo. RQ Hom-sffR0y1, P.S.P7L. Award ' f I In the account of fife Jfeklf be a man. nl , f JACQUELINE S. RESNICK 224-27 Kingsbury Ave, Flushing Parsons School of Design G.O. Rep.g Honor Roll, Clubs, Leader in Training, Leaders Ass't Tilden: Ass't to Teachers She looks so sweet, so calm, so quiet, But, brother, can she cause a riot! . ,N ,- R1s'REsN1RoFE- 'Y Q , 81-59 262 .si,f,F10rai Park , is Nursing , A Honor Roll, Vocal' Training Q55, Modern Dance Class, 1-A-57 Musical J, Ass't to Tafacfhers, Tennis, MfD., volleyball Clubs, ,Library Squad L 'C' Her si:e may be srnrfll, Bu! slie'II riseiabove all. I 1 A ' , I , Elglibl ,QEYIRISTINB ' ,.q?1KMER ,f' I in-14 Hn idefxw, Hgfllis lrivitv Sn. 'Ctu'l'y IICIIM Stvn, Type, Bnglish, Horlor Roll, Asst to Tcncliprs, G,O. Rn-p. A ZllllllllhjllKilIllll'A'fl,llf'l4Jj'l1g hand. xl good spoil - lay think slu s Qlllllll. KARL RIETH 184-32 Cambridge Rd, Jamaica Estates Parks College of Aeronautical Technology, Honor Roll, Attendance Squad, G.O. Rep. Welre sure of one thing and this is il, Karl is sure to be a hit. PHYLLIS RINGEL 67-40 181 St, Flushing Que s College, ZRYiNmll, nor Eco, English, Asslgfj e,ache rts Section gm tric 1 Honimr Roll, see. G ,SeC.f7to Speech Dept. N e gue,isD butantes, Soci ance C ' Wlfftenzl. Certifi- cate, Frenc C X f Phil's realljllqtlite a gal, Everybody is her pal. ROBERT P. ROEDING 209-75 Whitehall Terr Queens Village College . Baseball, Soccer, Track, P. . . Awards, Minor Letters, Mar? of Red and Blue Art S - . Rep, Vocal Trainin Give me The old s N J .. RUTH ROGERS I 88?5 1 , america B 1 ' rn Danc g 4-J, i Base- b lC bs, ers ss't r ana 't der ul to no A g f 1 ' It 'f if She'l be a su wherever she goes. W Q -1' ,X 4. X Q 15,1 2 t U fs ...- 1? A W! N I 5 , fr s A YREN' it ' D NTHAL ,, - 153-02 yr Rgglmingp Queens-' College ' 'ilionor Rolil, Hggor CQH, 'P.S.4.L.- iw joeker Squad, . S r Attends: qu Sturfrf' someday a lawyer zuilbhe, And a good one at flat, whalever his fee. EVELYN JEAN ROTH 248-37 88 Rd, Bcllerose Business Honor Roll QU, Honor English, History, Asslt to Teachers, G.O Rep. 'Delighlful smile, a pep so rare, A willing friend beyond compare. Y, QF JY fe . g 4 . 2 . 2 1, me lr 2 . Nw' , -sul. z Y ' evil? , Q f-f , vir,.i:,: -cv: V ' fn,-44 f f, ,S-, -E':f2, Q A N If N' lt, , ,. I gf ,we E533 M r ,af , . , gt 1 1 f ' X BERNAT A. RUGE 87-64 Mildand Pkwy, Jamaica New York State Institution of Applied Arts and Sciences Pres. Visual Aids Squad Bernal A. Huge is his name, We're sure in the heighis he will aim. R ER 'ILS T X l 8121 , Gigi A - ' illagd Col ge f J!! C ss try rack 131, door T k, Ass't t Di a , Or- c str , Varsit n murals, Aw s V -My Yo mf r any h ng-mo . I yuh DA SALES Hill de Ave, Baseball 121, Football st Qiapge.a,'Basketball C21 Hew'l'ooks ' uzel and reserved but lielll food yowyel He kno every redhead, bl a r e e ol ge 3 o o . ,. R . b ll Q3J, ss't in ervice quad C31 rn. of Police, hief, . of Student Council g a guy we all admire, And o his pranks will never tire. 1 1 0 e, nd ' tt . ' - 'H J H 1, E ' 5- 7 t ro GO e a 6 CHARLES J. SANDERS 147-15 84 Rd, Jamaica College Honor Roll, G.O. Rep, Service Squad, Gym Clerk Like Radar, always on the beam. ANGELO DAVID SANTONI Q ,emit -3 150-75 llb Rd, Jarnmca I Long Island A and T K14f 44f U' f 41, Hull Patrol, Ass't to Dean .4 Power Memorial: School Lettegr-sl. 91190. 131, Basketball J.V., Handball, School Band Q41 Here's a guy zvho's an all around sport, ' Fair and square on the basketball court. Thirty-three fe., 27 l J . A XF R SASVARICK 9 182 ' , Jamaica J X Collge ' ss't ' Gym awtigus H Se vice Squad C2l, M th C 1 X To live 1 hearts you leave behind is not to leave. W fb MARION SCHATZER 165-09 88 Ave, Jamaica Nurses Training Tennis, Roller Skating, Ass't to eachers, Cheering Squad Oh hark, oh hear, Marion's of with a great big rheer! ELINOR SCHER 163-06 72 Ave, Flushing J Queens College ' Bushwick H.S.: Chorus l3l, Men- orah' l3l,, French l3j, ,Science 133, service to Nurse, Gfafi.. sys Years. inf' Vim, Vigor, and Vitality, Make up her personality. JEROME MORRIS SCHIFF 58-30 150 St, Flushing City College Clinton: Track Team jerry will run all the way to sue cess. FRED W. SCHLAUCH 90-07 180 St, Jamaica College He'll hitch his wagon to a star. M,-ff, 224-2 airb e, s V' la IWMARIE L.A EDT b D, theri i s Treas. Girls arsity, Leaders lf , - ana of earbook .Sec- arla ' A r Clu and 1 1 31 9 ', J's , t : ' b i D Clubs onor C81 or En 1' co ' r S an Award F O Maries aeemnplishlnenls have 0 end, famaiea will miss her and so will her friends. oi g 1 yy p ' 0 Tee rs, P.S.A.L. ' 1 .Q, 1. .Rr-p. ' '. 71 Thirty-four ,may Y 1 -225-.f'iAf KJ ALICE MARIE sou-16 ' 172-11 83 Ave, Jamaigf- Hunter College ,- Honor Roll, G.O. ., 1 t Teachers, Athletic Clubs, Dance Clubs, Sport Section. Kings and Queens all live in a palace, But none are as nice as our gal Alice. - EDWARD SCHNEIDER 75-51 197 St, Flushing New York University Band C4-1, Honor Roll Innocent eyes, but knowing smile, Eddie's always u front by a mile aa JERRY SCHNEIDERMAN 80-62 232 St, Bellerose New York Maritime Academy Baseball Team C4-J ferry played a lot of ball, And was liked by one and all. ROBERT NICHOLAS f SCHREINER 1' F 224-70 Ho e Hard' Bbg V. Bayside . C-. mal' g College r f Honor Roll, Servide lady 35 Years V 0 James Monrde: Science Club Quiet, handsome and debonair, - The answer to a maiderfs prayer. SUSAN ROSE SGHUPPER 82-17 Tryon Pl-,ffzimaicat University oi Vermont 1 Grad. 3F42 Years-5 Girls League 153, Yaerbook, Honor Roll Honor English, Spanish, Bjof Gb. Rep, Baseball, Basketball, Tennis, Bad- minton 'Clubs, P.S.A.L.. Awards, . w G.O. Store, Ass't to Teachers ,V . To try to paint Nher picture Ylvould be a wonderful feat, For it would take more than an artist to rapture her beauty rom- plete. FLORENCE EVELYN SCHWARTZ 87-24 255 St, Bcllerose City College Liberty: Orchestra, Mixed Chorus, Safety Patrol, Fashion Editor, Aluinni Editor of Comment, Junior Play, All State Orchestra, Jr. Red Cross, Glee Club lust a pountry liirlcf' ,N -FX X 1 ' I 1 NJ? 1 -4- K X Nl K 1 r JNL I. .A . If gilt ,W XA rl y 1 ,slit '- ELEANOR M. SCHWICK 8540 211 St, Queens Village College Arista, Girls' Varsity, Major jf, Pres. of Leaders, Gov. Board, Minor fs 155, Athletic Clubs 1305, Comm. of Clubs, Vice-Pres. Sr. Class, Pres. of Sr. E.R., Swim- ming Ass't, Water Ballet, Co-'Edi- tor of Exponent, Yearbook Moonlight and orchids are fine it's true, But how can they compare to you. MARTIN SCHWARTZ 153-03 78 Rd, Kew Garden Hills New York State University of Applied Arts and Science A nice fellow and lots of fun, A wonderful pal for everyone. .- i J ' i V I X L I JANET EDYTHE SEAQRBY 86-35 248 St, Belerose ' Airline Stewardess ' Band 157, 'Musical Glee Club, Sten and rAccounting 'Awands, Honor Roll, Grad. 3VQ Years' She's clever and charriiing, friend,- ly to all, 'W I Bright as a penny, sh,e's'sim and she's tall. . .X V 1 i STUART H. SEIGEL f 172-34 Henley Rd, Ja ica U.S. Air Force Swim Team 145, P ' Honor Roll, Major te , Ass't Here's a fellow who's u Building up a mighty 1 SONDRA SHATOFF 80-07 249 St, Bellerose 1 Queens College Jefferson : Orchestra, Club, Mixed Vocal Training, or Training, Honor Bio, F English, History, Honor Rollf' She got around this girl called Sandy, She is really quite a dandy. . 5 ' ETWAQ S FELD 61 S a a , llege , 59 I y Yea oo , o Oll E 5 . Lead s,f ro am m' C uniosfrfzk, P.s.A.L. wa ' onor Class s Margies sweet and nice to know, In school activities she's on the go. HERBERT L. SILBERMAN 169-10 77 Rd, Flushing State University of New York German Club, P.S.A.L. Award, Ass't to Teachers A credit to the school is he, Success will be his destiny. LOIS ANNE SLAVITZ 138-39 Hoover Ave, Jamaica College Co-Mgr. of Photography Staff of Yearbook, Girls League, Honor Roll 175, Honor English, Bio, His- tory, Ass't to Teachers, Dean's Of- fice, History Office, Grad. 3M Years. Pert, cute and very neat, She's a gal who's Oh so sweet, DOLORES SMITH 111-75 158 St, Jamaica Nursing Honor Roll, Baseball Club, Music Club, Glee Club She sings and sings, Therefore joy she brings. , A YC 5 MQ,x,a-NIITH ,Xf - , 9-42 E? t, Hollishff fff' uanes ' ' , Sparf1s'l'l,!, ' ng Type, eggs S ad, liliior J, Hon- Qr R ll,!l-715311 t,9,fU!'aehers 0 fqvle wi bring cheer'.-' ' To anyon she's near. ' 1 P PHILIP H. SOMMERS 85-70 148 St, Jamaica Army Band Band 135, Major jf Orchestra 125, Major J, P.S.A.L. Awards 125, Swimming Squad, G.O. Rep., Honor Roll 125 His musical ability will carry him to fame. 69 17 St, in B s es .f ' ono A, V0 eyball, A Honor ' h, Ass't to y eachers, iMixed cal Training ' .f All the boys ke pyfabs 07? Babsf' I B. RBARA K Y SPI ZBART . gt' V , .4 , Thirty-live EDWARD K. STARSTROM 69-65 180 St, Flushing RCA Institute ' Co-Captain Riile Team C4-D, Hon- or Roll, Bowling Club, G.O. Rep. The aspirations of this star, Will linger long and very far. F RO I .AIR F st s 64- A g Blvd, Bayside l : Tennis, Volleyball, sketba ubs, Ass't to Teach- rs Sugar a spice and everything nice, That's what Robirfs made of. MARTHA JANE STEPHAN 159-30 Normal Rd, Jamaica College Athletic Clubs Q12j, P.S.A.L. Awards CQD, Literary, U.N. Clubs, G.O. Rep, Scribbler, Editor Ram- bler, Photography Staff Yearbook, Asslt to Teachers C6l, Honor Roll, Sports Section f3j Ne'er was there a merrier rogue. ,,fSOPQg..,s2r,mPi4'AiQil15'E5sgi,lfd 8502 t phin Bfiyl, Jmrfaica Eu i es C 'JT' 1 Qg?,lSrlR011i'gg8p,-gleam 'En lish ia. PSM o 1 c tes, law ice neg sled Thgi!-raLH'o a lafljvegililfg .1105- I Q 4 J STEVENS st Mgr. full 80-50 Brill Queens Village Queens College Grad. 3M Years, Ass't to Teachers, Yearbook Staff, Program Comm., Drzirnatie Club, Honor English, History, Eeo Arl for Arl's sake. Thirty-six CAROL ANN SVEC 166-18 Horace Harding Blvd, Flushing Show Business Honor Roll, Ass't to Teachers, Volleyball, Dramatic English, Mod- ern Dancing, Honor Sten, Type, G.O. Rep, Grad. Yah Years Carol surely will dance to fame, The shining spotlight illuminating her name. KENNETH F. SYMOND 92-87 165 St, Jamaica Business G.O. Rep QD, Biology Club, New- man Club, U.N. Youth Club, Hon- or Type, Sten, Ass't to Teachers Ever ready to help out, jamaica will miss him when he's out. DANIEL O. THOMAS 219-35 91 Rd, Queens Village Business P.S.A.L. Awards, Honor Roll A merry smile and intelligent mind DORIS,iFt THOMSON 90,66 2-07 st, Queens Village Business J ' , Grad. 3M Years, Honor Roll CSJ, l HonQrl,5gteri,' Type, Asslt to Teach- 6fS,'hMl3kd Vocal 'llrialnlng Her virtues ,ape riianji, her faults are fwfr- f ,A Her' charm is rleligl1tf1ll,?h'e'r friend- ship is trzreltlxfl'-' H, .-,gif ' i ' ' ir --X I 1 N 1 R GRACE HELEN TREANOR l-17-28 Charter Rd, Jamaica Business Never put op' till tomorrow what mn he done today. I ,pf , 1 K' I ir. .' , A lioonoriggx. rHoMso1sj dp X l 90-bil 207 t, Queens Village Q, ' ' Business , J ' A ' ' Cflld. 314 Years, Honor Roll QBQ, Honor Sten, Type l , , All 2001i things rome in small pricknges. . , , I 1 X Nurs cho 1 Skating C l May her fut lways be a la as her smile. it I 5. J 7 , ,I Co ego ',-' , Honor'Rol fry, G ,fm Ye , Ass't to T archers, lar English A pearl ,amohgf emeralds. 3 7 K ,set , tar' 2 8 224 LBC ro- 1 - 'f ts .115 973 flushing l Ban to U' A ' 1 als, 4 Sr 1 il it I , s I 1 X l is -ggjaiii vt-,iiitmt-fag l E Qfimfy . Han ball Roller Skating ub, Junio ,I t Club, Grad. ISM 'ars, G.O. ep, Honor History. ophisticated, charming and full of fun A gal thlzt's liked by everyone. STUART Z. ULLMAN 69-14 198 St, Flushing University of Miami Broadcasting Club, Mixed Vocal Training, Radio Workshop, Ass't to Teachers, English Honor Fame through his voice, He's famaicals choice. IRVING VERNICK 73-32 179 St, Flushing N.Y. State Institute of Applied Arts and Sciences Cand. for Comm. of Courts, Man- ager of Red and Blue Party, Unit- ed Nations Club, French Club, Cross Country Track Team, Ass't to Dean, G.O. Rep., Treas. of Sr. E.R., Honor Roll A little humor now and then, Is relished by the wisest men. RICHARD CHARLES VETTER 90-26 184 Pl, Hollis Business Honor Roll, G.O. Rep. Hels one swell guy, there are none better, Than handsome, cute, Richard Charles Vetter. EILEEN CLAIRE VIRBY 147-52 84 Rd, J ica A Colle e - G 4XI2 earbo ' Pres- iden of ' Y C l . Years, Bask nn s, Badmin- ton, Social ance, Folk Dancing Clubs, Newman Club, Honor Roll f7l, Honor English C4j, Bio, History, Spanish, Ass't to Teach- ers Make two grins grow where there was one grouch before. GEORGE WILLIAM WEISENBURGER 247-43 90 Ave, Bellerose U.S. Air Force Boxing Team 135, Baseball Team C35, P.S.A.L. Award Georgegfill the way! KAREN MARIE WEFER 178-12 69 Ave, Flushing'- gollege ' r , rebfof Girls' League, Arista, Aris- ,ta,'Soholarship' Comm., Arista Ad- missions Board,-,Editor-inlChief of Exponent, Officer of Spanish Club C2J, Honor,'R0ll t8j, Honor Bio, MathQ History, English Spanish Always smiling, always sweet, Karen's the type that can,t be beat. MORTON H. YVARSHAW 67-13 Springheld Blvd, Bayside Free-Lance Writer Literary Club, Scribblers Club, Midwood: Photographic Club, Mixed Chorus C3D, Vice-Pres. E,R., Pres. of E.R. A wonderful guy! MARGOT RHODA WEITZ 75-43 196 St, Flushing College Hilltopper, Leaders C-H, Assistant Editor of Yearbook, G.O. Rep, Swimming Asslt, Athletic Clubs C28l, P.S.A.L. Awards, Honor Math, Bio, English, History, Hon- or Roll UD, Dramatic, Hi-brew, Spanish Clubs, Grad. 316 Years, Minor fs Smart and pretty, and personality. too, Girls like MHT.Q'0f are mighty few. BARBARA P. WHARTON 68-12 Utopia Pkwy, Flushing Business ' Progress Committee C8l, Ass't to I, 1 Teachers 185, Honor English C33 Sheff small. she's sweet, Barbara's the girl yozfd like to L' meet. Thirty-seven ROBERT Q. WILKINSON 3-15 177 St, Flushing ollege Gym Ass't CBD, to Teachers 1413, G.O. Rep, Honor Roll ,ov-se ':,l t,. ,,' va M 56 Ury Q1 an 9 0 Y A A JACKIE: WOJCICKI 141-11 Coolidge Ave, Briarwood College Grad. 32 Years, Intracultural Club l2l,iAss,t to Teachers CSJ, sf 1 s fwlf-1'- ' was A swell sport and lots o n ji He's really likedjyeve WL, Q . yy i ,s 'lgTiVir ' -. ry C B. wink! sf! 92- 240 St, Be le egg :pf Hunter College s V Grad. 3M Years, Honor Roll, Hon- or English, Ass't Attend. Off. C2j, Water Ballet 1948 Where there's a Willie, the1e's a way! JOAN ANNE WILOCH 69-30 180 St, Flushing College Honor Roll, Honor Classes, Ass't to Teachers, Program Committee Ioanie is sweet and lovable, too, At least her Daddy knows it's true. , X 1 VN N ' . ll ' JOAINQE - 1 89-90 15 ueen , 11 ge go. ,s abs f 1 'hXe'QJ n zn el K nd .O. lSflie one 0 lt e ' e ever YQ, et. ,XXV ll, 1 X 1 we s. - - -- K- ROBERT PAUL WINTERS 85-16 250 St, Bellerose College Swimming Team CBJ, Minor Let- ter, Swimming Asslt l6j, Honor Roll l6j, Honor History, Science The Olympics someday will see our Bob, For this swimming star it will be an easy job. LORETTA ANN WITSCHIEBEN 160-18 84 Rd, Jamaica Business School Honor English l5j, Spanish, Hon- or Roll, Badminton Club, Sports Section, Ass't to Teachers, Ac'- counting Award of Merit The traits of a lady she does pos- sess, Intelligence, Sincerily and Lovell- ness. Thirty-eight Honor Roll Qfij, Modern Dance 161, Leaders 422, Yearbook, Hon- or English, ECO Brains, charm, personality plus, jackie, we're glad you've been one of us. X, NORMA LOUISE WOLF ,CKVQJ-ef C446 '7-4 87-84 256 St, Floral Park Business Modem Dance C4j, Ass't to ers, Eco Club, Tennis Club Norma is a girl that rates, How we'll miss her when she graduates. V, W ,Jw h . 1 19 St Fl . ing York Uni ' ' D ill hfzgzn Intramura , ..f . .' n raini , Leaders A , P A Awards 'I Honor Roll 4' ', 'n En ' ' . , r a 1 , s' ti Teach M A j or gle, ' h r Leg,-1 oke its For Carol plays bot pars ite well. P TRICIA WICZ - 7 jp' ' Stewardess V , ice-Pres. Gir ' Y Co-Mgr. Busineiafy f Yea ook, ,- Mgr. ep if 1 'llt , u s M' o ' ono la ses , Matli Le rs 22 b J O I H s .' ' , ' Squ d for? irls, Int . 'O , is 4 r, lively, ver cute, Boy what she looks like in her Varsity suit. LILLIAN F. WOODLEY 72-03 160 St, Flushing Heights Business Ass't to Teachers, Ass't Librarian, Gym Ass't, Baseball, Volleyball, Social Dancing Clubs. lfls nine to be natural, When you're naturally nice. ALICE JANE WOODS 247-21 91 Ave, Bcllerosc Business Honor English l2l, Sten, Type 125, Honor Roll, Basketball, Ten- nis Clubs, Ass't to Teachers .4 gal worth knowing, .-l friend worth having. .' ',.f' fj 'l,f'5 0 ,,. , If - ' ,Afdrwl ROSA 'woprr ,X 75-0 8 st, Flushing 1 Business , Hilltopper Yearboo M Bgyfln Club, Indbp. Party, ul? C025 cil You and your beautiful eyes. HOWARD WOROBOW 75-58 194 St, Flushing College Hilltopper, Yearbook, G.O. Rep, Honor Classes, Bowling Team, Tennis Team, Dean's Squad, Hon- or Roll At tennis Howie really shines, Astounds jamaica's brightest minds. 0 -'v' 1 t . 'L' x Y A . A., . X . ELAINE HARRIET BORDEN 75-17 Utopia Pkwy, Jamaica College 1 New Utrecht: Leaders, Honor Rdll, Newspaper Squad, G.O. Cab- inet Nice disposition, a friend to each, In other words, she is a' peach. RICHARD ALLEN HARRIGAN 182-17 69 Ave, Flushing College History Honor Class 121, Math Honor, Corona Jr. High: Honor Classes, Basketball Intras. Ambitious and eficient, Isnlt that sufficient. alflefd HOME STUDY M0-1 , WILLIAM V. KENNEDY 20 154- S ,I arc Nursing Sc l ISN Lea rs in 'ni f AIELA LUVINIA YA D 107- :X ' ' ' .1 ' gx or BBE, t , 1 1 Danc , yolleyba 1, B etba Sof b dem D n ing, Squa c Ass'tX o Teachersf ' 4' 1 The traifspfa lady s e does pos- sess,J 1 Gazety, charm and lovelzness. PHYLLIS BARBARA ZENNER 250-48 Thornhill Ave, Little Neck Katharine Gibbs School Grad. 35 Years, Arista, Honor Roll 175, Arista Tutorial Comm, Honor English, History, Science, Math, Sten, Type, Badminton, Folk Dance Clubs, Ass't to Teach- ers Phyllis is clever, Phyllis is sweet, A nicer girl is hard to meet. DONALD L. KAPLAN 73-40 173 St, Flushing School of Design Honor Roll, P.S.A.L. Award, Art Major Don is really a guy to know Ask the girls they'll tell you so DORIS MARY POLLOCK 77-60 269 St, New Hyde Park Nursing School Honor Roll, Volleyball Club She aims high and hits her mark. RICHARD WHITE 139-33 86 Ave, Jamaica Business Bowling Club, Ass't to Teachers What a guy! Thirty-nine we 0 elflfl0CI Cl,Cg Ever since it was founded, this country has had a revolutionary impact on the world. Our democracy was born into a world of absolute monarchies. The idea which we made a living reality then spread throughout the world, and the days of the 'cdivine right of kings were brought to an end. VVe have always been a chal- lenge to tyranny of any kind. We are such a challenge today. Our ideals prevailed against the despotism of the nineteenth century. We must help it prevail against new and more terrible dictatorships of the twentieth century. In the battle for men's minds our ideology is stronger, more appealing, more dynamic than any totalitarian force. The world longs for the tolerance and mutual adjustment which is characteristic of democracy. Our desire to promote the growth of freedom in the world has one strict limita- tion. We will not-indeed, we cannot-impose liberal ideas on other nations. Democracy cannot be forced on people. It has to grow out of conviction and ex- perience, it has to be voluntarily tried and accepted. Other ways of life can be imposed by force and terror, but democracy and freedom thrive on knowledge and understanding. The theories of democracy, therefore, stand or fall by their own inherent worth, by their value as an answer to man's needs and desires. This value has to be demon- strated, to be proved by persuasion and example, to be told and explained. If free- dom is to grow, its meaning must be proclaimed to the world. During the second World War the United States government undertook for the first time to present to the rest of the world a full picture of our American democracy, its character, its problems, its purposes, and its achievements. This it attempted by means of documentary films, Voice of American broadcasts, Amer- ican books and periodicals which were distributed to the four corners of the earth. War is a hateful and futile phenomenon. It settles nothing and its consequences make almost as heavy a burden for the conquerors as for the conquered. Democra- cies are essentially pacific. Where people have a voice in establishing policy, where thought is not in chains, and opposition untrammeled, aggression is inconceivable. If the whole world accepted and practised the democratic principles which are ours, there would be an end to wars. Twice in recent years nations have felt the sicken- ing blows of unprovoked aggression. We are determined that this shall not happen again. lf there is anything certain today, if there is anything inevitable in the future, it is the will of the people of the world to make this earth a home where there is free- dom from fear, freedom from want, freedom of religion and freedom from aggres- sion. lt is up to us, the youth who are graduating this year, to keep foremost in our thoughts these ideals and principles, so that we can do our utmost to preserve pence and democracy for posterity. MARII URI li FROG li L .i'l0l'ty f fw cf Y! x :1 f' 14:5 37119 GOQZS g FRESHMAN-THERE'S A LONG, LONG TRAIL A'WINDIN' One dark, chilly morning, we suddenly awoke from our serene elementary school dreams faced with the realization that we were ready for 'fbigger and betterl' things. Thus we embarked upon our expedition into the wilderness, our credentials Celementary school diplomasj tightly clutched in our hot little hands. With antici- pation of a glorious future, we joyously stepped into our canoe, commonly known as the Q1952. It was while wandering through the vast unknown of Highland Avenue that Billy Mack was first struck with his noble ambition to become Police Commissioner. There were, of course, many perils which we were compelled to overcome. One of our greatest obstacles was the ice-covered steps leading up to Jamaica High School. However, Karen Wefer and Ruby Eaton heroically set to work scraping these steps with what was eventually to become their Girls' League pins. Thus they saved the lives of many an aspiring young explorer. A gust of wind nearly blew us off the steps. Glancing backwards, however, we discovered it was not a gust of wind but Mickey Lewis already breaking all speed records trying to 'cbeat the bell. Taking a second look, we noticed Mary Ann Cooper running after him, weighted down with his books.. The Freshman year came to an eventful finish with a huge bonfire at which the Freshmen gleefully burned their handbooks, civics textbooks, and revealing yellow program cards. SOPHOMORE-'ROUND THE BEND Our expedition continued as jules Klajaper assigned Nancy Horin, Lois Gans, and Rita Hlibok the task of exploring the dense jungle, now called the Leaders' Locker Room. Our three pathhnders asked lllargie jacobs to accompany them. In preparation for her later position of Editor-in-Chief of the Hilltopper, she kept an efficient log of their journey. Alike Salamone, in charge of a scouting group, commissioned Dick Hurch to blaze a trail to the tower. Once there, Miss Hughes claimed Dick for her own, and he has been beating the drums ever since. Our eanteens were running dry. Artie Gould, Bill Conlon, Lois Alellen, and junkie Brozen discovered the pool. While hastily jumping in, they came to the rude awakening that the pool was also bone dry, The New York water shortage was felt everywhere. With a year ol freshman experience under their belts, Honest john Korlzen- dorfer and Smiling Artie .S'tez'e11.v set up a trading post. Their largest profit came from selling used elevator passes to the new freshmen. One still night a shrill whistle echoed from the hills. lt was Mr. Sweeney beckoning us to our first year in history. and thus we set forth on our journey into our junior year. Forty-two JUNIOR-BLUE SKIES The smoke signals coming through the door of the boys' room proved to be love letters from Big Chief Irv Vernick to his favorite squaw, Pocahontas Karp. While trying to go up the down stairway, Bops Morelly collided with Roger Rystrand and she has remained that way ever since. As pioneers in their struggle for better things janet Friedman, Tony LaMastro, and Millie Norris were awarded the Red and Blue badge of courage which is now known to mankind as the Arista pin. Since a caller was needed for our Saturday night square dance, Margie Frogel was coached by Miss Konigsberg and started her public speaking career. Ellie Sohwick, joan Moskin, Wally Pazelowski, and Pat Wolkiewie: found this a good time to further their political campaigns by giving away free cider. Varsity gals Marie Sehlaweidt and Helen Hettich taught us all the newest steps. The hour was growing late and the dawn of our Senior Year was approaching as we all set out for home. SENIOR-THE END OF THE RAINBOW hir. Wolff, as chaperon for the senior lap of our journey, greeted us one morning at sunrise with the happy news that senior hats would arrive the following week. Due to Indian raids, Margot Weitz and Maxine Gischner rushed into enroll- ing room ten minutes late. VVhile Anneliese Horst was doing a war dance, Marty Goold donned her war paint and became the best looking squaw in the senior class. The second period bell rang and, as if at a signal for attack, bedlam broke loose in the main hall. While most seniors were around the campfire eating their dinners, the luckless basketball team, headed by AI Pesky, was having its practice. They did, however, get back to the settlement in time for a powwow led by joel Goldstein. He was ably assisted by Celeste Laprn and zllarian Sehatsvr of the cheering squad. Awaken- ing early the next morning we were told by Mr. Geller that Senior dues would be less if we sold more ads for the YEARBOOK. We were haunted from then on with horrid thoughts that some poor seniors were walking the streets day and night trying to sell these same ads. U'Ve were almost sure of this when we saw the sleepy. bedraggled look on the faces of joan. Goodman, Bob Roeding, and Barbara Borten.j As graduation time drew near and anticipation grew high, we all began to worry about Regents. The YEARBOOK and Hilltopprr staffs, however, were more concerned with meeting deadlines. And as we left the school on graduation day the last thing we saw was Rikki Glasser tightly clutching the names and addresses of all the seniors so she could send them the long-awaited YEARBOOK. Forty-three C0-EDITORS of 'Hn . , x V , yenasoox I H -7 l li' , GIRL LEADER as rv. um GLASSER TA FREFMN Amsm KAREN-'WEPER Pnesmenrof IRV VEFWHCK c.nRI.S'n.eAoue ,M nmmcek -9 RED INUB'-ME Pnxw P' 5 L 947 1 fifbxfx' KD' . ,LC 0 f..,...?-c..EF v Q2 o X, HILLTQFPERJ gw Apmg X, lj hnnomz JACOBS x ravsus V154-R. REOnnolLUE, C0'P1llNHGER 4-,,,-ff li ' x k, V,,,,.. 3 Cl' n k,,,,...,-f- Loxs MELLEN E' .fl LLIE scnwncx VEEP QQ enum cuqgg I PReswf:NT HRss1'Y JRCKIE BRDNN seg.-semi? cms-sg, f N, MQ? TRUASIA ER of NUR 4:1159 GR off :nm lm cfrdrm 5fV7QZ5 Y W X4 c. as mee 6965? IQKEY LEWIS X ' PRssrDENT M Boys' VHRII J mme smnmome . as ,,,f ' ' ,,a5 - A v ,fini E MARY Durviuaozrr-1-:w. AND 5 mms ' -' v zffw mmf V 359 1 V ...iv-1 I Y- CQ-HPF CQDMMISSIU ffl x 'xx WD D if N N if ,,--n 3 X , , , fy-W , ' os'r Popmmi Bn s'r DRESSED ALAN 'PESKY HALL Lass Bums Sc:-nwacv. STL Looxmc en Rvs-mm M4m1fuA Goowu L.weues'r M .V9Bia5i? Ae14Qiigs - r -1 ' ARTHUR Svevius ' M ' . -- A ... . . gff . . .,:wfug.A H-..,,.-., ,.,.. 'I'-q ' ,., ...W H ., I K, X. 1 , .,,,..m.f .W , , ,. Joe MAXWELL. Gn.omA BonE0.a.A 1222111 PAT Wouxowazcz 'A JL' ',.' 973-ff 1 A i 5 Vip' . 9-X?e' i 'A mr.: - 4- -Zn, ,M . ' . .. --- , Kgs sr S'm1 Tony LAM KSTRO 'Raman Gwussan .-W ,, 'lznng-iff Mo sv Awrwrnc ' Dqgsui' Psmasonif Bnmoon Bum - V .,,..,., A'rm.s:rac ,nf l ' ewas s Mangan l Vrxh 1 ' HIE wc. grxp f ,,ff ,, it ,4 VIE, gd :,, ,.., , , , ' Mast iL.mfao.v fQ ' -f f A R fi A11'QQ if ' asv Vensafana jTo Success ' ' 1, AW'. , ToNv !-A MASTRO 2 JOAN Mask fi Qih J A Q' V ' JOHN PENN ' ' Y ,V A 7 , Wim'-A fiq , , . 'S-1 Q , ,N .1 OST ' Team-mms Tfum. n RQBEQRTA Gos.uS Bums. Mncmi VW 3,4 ,,,, iw, , . m,,'fl-mfwpw W-V., V1 v. will f' fiulkgh n ni' M, 4' Dm M :on IHS Minus Noams Annfoun S1 evans I , , lwmr MNA: 'V ll' .1 ww, .v,.4,,,,, . - 5 Bas? Nusucam DIQK Hu sea Joan Esvenowrrz Wlrrsssv D ITA I-mason. Resume 1' Som-us1'acA'rs MAXQNE Gmc:-:MER Inv Veamcn fppfnf' WW w7'WVQfa. Cu'res'r . SMn. a Fifty VVith the coming of Spring the ice will thaw, and form a melting pool, Thus do we enter the changing world, and bid farewell to school, The ice creates falls over which there rise, hopes sincere as psalms, These hopes may be young and soaring high, but they'll reach the water's calm. The forest stream ripples and whispers its dearms, to this a world of old, Not so the youth with his precious dreams, with pride they are joyously told, A serene little pond at the end of a storm, is like youth as he senses life's meaning, His anger calms and peace soon reigns, for the mist of confusion is clearing, The air and the water are perfectly still, as the pond reflects Godls treasures, And the golden rainbow that was hidden before, can give to youth such pleasure, The ice and the rain, the stream and the pond. with their dreams form an ocean of power. Youth shrill drink deeply of future dreams, that will bloom with each day and hour. MARGOT WEITZ BULLETIN BOARD Last Will and Testament We. the senior class of Ianuary, 1952. who have braved the icy steps in winter and the darkness of moming fog, now with our precious senior hats firmly placed upon our heads as a symbol of four years at Iamaica High do hereby state and declare this to be our last -Will and Testament. To Dr. Steinlein ..,..,..t ......,........it.., ct YEARBOOK that comes out on time To Leaders' Locker Room .,,e.......t..t... an empty waste paper basket To Mr. Riley .,t........,.,t.,,,. L ....,..., prunes from 1916 and a hearty appetite To Girls' League, Leaders' and Varsity ......... stock in the Laundromat To the Lunchroom ..,..,.,..,,.........,...r....tt........,..,,..r. food To the Study Hall .,..,... ., ,reclining chairs and a subscription to the Book of the Month Club To Miss Myers .....,........4r..,. an automatic door that closes when the late bell rings To Miss Timmerman., Five Minutes More To the YEARBOOK Staff., . ,two weeks' vacation without homework To Girls' Swimming Assistants., French bathing suits NOTICE YEARBOOK will be oo . egstributed on Feb. 30. HELP WANTED , 0 wANrEn O Person with strong stom- ach and sense of taste. Needed to test lunchroom cheese sandwich. LOST 8. FOUND 0 Losr 0 Two months of sleep: please retum to YEARBOOK Staff. llffabwc ,Q-f ,TT ' 7 Q1-F! ,, J ,ua af? . f', ' nw 1 .Y .+- .igvw Q E JL V, if -it Yi N ll Ta rs' Q Q. in H17 xlib tax 1 I 5. X N ,K N: :TW 5. x- My S SE, ' i , !'+ ., x fiwga .N Qvfj A, 3- K mx Fig 3.1. xx R x N vlvmu . X-K .N V ',..1,,z,,L .V ,, ,S V' 1 -9,W-fm....r',:4,.f-zfafz ' 9'Wulf'-5129'rf': .x:::sz.:f1w,, L' - 7 1 2i'4 N,5 if A v . A W 10.26, UVSQ ,, , ,M V -w Us ww., Q. N -4 I . SX s..... . J.. -N . 4 xy x. xx ,z Q X kv Obi .Sing ' The Varsity Drag .... ..,. T he last six s hlakinl Whoopee .... Good News ......... For Me and My Gal ..... - - ' My Blue Heaven .... Scatterbrain ...... April Showers ...... ----- l l hat Oh, Lady Be Good ..... ---'--- Thou Swell ...........,.... - I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles .... Smoke Gets in Your Eyes .... 0 E18 gOt teps to the Varsity locker room Kochendorfer in History . , . .lN'ater on the third floor .A booth in the lunchroom . . . . . .Leaders' locker room Explosion in the Chem Lab we need in the locker rooms . . . . .lYe'll try, Miss Glenz . . .Sponsors of Senior Night .............Inthepool . . .Boys' Room Music, Maestro, Please ...................,........ .......... I n the Tower I'm Gonna Sit Right Down and Write Myself Ll Letter ..... Forgot my absence note Black Bottom ...................................,... Hockey on a muddy day Someone to Watch Cver Me. . . Here I Go Again ........... lt All Comes Back to Me Now ....... 4 , Josephine, Please No Lean on the Bell .... . Potatoes Are Cheaper .... ,..,..... . . . . . .Why we need proctors . . . . .klonday morning . .. . . .. .After the test! ... .Or I'll be late again .On the lunchroom hotplate Yes, We Have No Bananas. . . .... But we have mllllllll you can see through Ida ........... . . .Done mx' liomework if Ida had the time Whatlll I Do? ,.... . ...,......, See Miss Pendry for advice My Heart Stood Still ..., A,,. X x'h,'n Blur- Room ............... . ,.-,-..4.m.A..- , Three U'CIloek in the Morning ..,, Always ,... . . . ,,., , . , Fifty-four they gave out Regents marks ,Leader-s' meeting . . . . . .And so to bed . , . l'll remember j.H.S. j - ' r I XX X QV' ! ' .0 Q ... X I 209 4 yi, I X lg 1 QQ' M1', Rusr, .gvfllllltffl Milrjfr 1- 5.1111 rx, C1 11. ARISTA II I I I film-H1 I lffwf Viflv-Nix STUDENT COUNCIL 4 K , N m M xr si '93 Mrs. Leahy, Sponsor Lois Mellen, President Mr. Brennan, Sponsor G:-ne She-rman, Chief Comrnisszoner A I, 0 gllxlyl Nfl, mlllllfunf O Xp., Q X We F' lg GIRLS' VARSITY Fifty-seven LEADERS .K , m Q - 1, '7 Ix.tAD Nk1NMS Mrs. S4-ig:-l, .S'jwn.mr 'Iarwt Groh, Pr:-sidvnt Fmwfigm OWQQMY: E. : X . W . L Mrs. Seigel, Sponsor SD Typ: x Janet Groh, President 13 I I ln.tAD Mkwwws ,,.,.-ME!aE.m. .,., LEADERS LEADERS-IN-TRAINING Mrs. Engelke, Sponsor Pat Lilly, Secretary ere is ano er rou does not appear because of 523 ffgf I rlxo' ' .J X , , 1' -x .Qff'SN V i , . A Q i I Mrs. Gollobin MIXED VOCAL TRAINING . A'oIW'05 F ifty-nine lff Miss filrnx, Sjmrzmr Sixty fix? GIRLS' LEAGUE Miss Glenz, Sponsor Karen Wefer, President I hd F ,G .H C A,- ll. dull 47 JL v .,L..,,,,, GI RLS' I.EAGIIE-IN-TRAINING LIBRARY SQUAD F. erv'-WC SW Q XD K 0 01 r N - Q LLM 5 Q X 'u Ca Q? Mr. Geller and Mr. Drucker, Sponsofs Miss B g tcin, Sponsor Z QQ? JP G.0. STORE Sixty-one A MODERN DANCE fgfl, 'C X if I 1,1 I Mrs. Larvn and Miss Baurh, Spunwu Cclvstr' Lf1IJf'H, Cnplnin Sixty-two Nlrs. Leahy, Sponsor Joan Hirshman, President 8 D CHEERING SQUAD Q.-f ART CLUB W' 'Eg ? ' f Q M s Kuch JnH S11 yamPdt Mr.Kirk, sp ,.:. Q X' Mary vm g P 41 f :V 5 :J 9 Q xo J xv FM, Z W , ff Z S Q UB QS Q Nm? JR. ART CLUB Slxty three bliss Raynor, Sponsor Jackie Brown, Captain GIRLS' SWIMMING ASSISTANTS -I 1 L , ii I I I I r 4 v 1 fl 62.52 Q, 63,95 by tty... A5 L, . Nav A ,Jef . 6 ' M' f W QW fb 47 If ' X f -'U 'J 7 . 2 AA , Y og X ' ', se. r . 'Jo' f b A rf, rf Q N ' ,, 22.4 4, x.f 9 ,, T v ff: l...+llllJB....l.. f QQ, NJ' x AA! Now ' flu Wi' ffl? X Q, + X I fx. X A is X 0- '- E N r N., rf, 'S A 7 gl fa XJON l V, . , A ,JY I I BOYS' SWIMMING TEAM Mr. Krndzlll, .5'pf1n.mr R 7 -,', . K Bill Conlon :1ndLBul,Clhnprnnn, ffnjflnirzx -' ' ff . M- Slxty-four 'N X mg df fy , 1 ix Q X Mr. Harrington, Sp BOYS' BASKETBALL TEAM -, 07l50f Jules Klapper, Manager ful? LQ Z? 43 U SOCCER TEAM Mr. Shannon, Spanx Al Pc-sky, Capfain vQ47 if Sixty-five STAGERS Miss Konigsberg, Sponsor Harriet Millstc-in, President f , I W ' i ,, X -ff 7 - f .- l A- - . 1 .5 . gs .lifx bzifw sf.,-. , x i..?...'5-.,, ,- 3 .W M753 ' wg., A , e . , . .Ng-f g-:ew , ' . ' -F ,f ,SM gif-f . . ' 3.3 ' .i 5.1qi?5f f ,,, L--... y K ,. .lf .. .:.,.f3g.fn5. K - yt V .. '. ?W':5f , ' 'fiif . k ' Lg . , QSQMA 1 Rx: f , - ' . . ., , , Q., -' 1 g..- 4f' ,i .-,- if f 14.52. 'Hr ' X - 4 1 1. 5, fgA'-.1fQ- A xl! W Sri 1 X' ff ff' I .Wu-T. y, . ' v X ' 1 :?6ew,j'! mf f 3 513:29 ., f . ' Mr. Lundari, Sponsor Thr-du Sulowuy, Prrxident Sixty-six FOREIGN LANGUAGES 76: SCRIBBLERS Mr. Keller, SfJOTl50 Qj lm ,K El? auf' R615 M fa? X 1 Mr. Gordon, Sponsor Lloyd We P d t instein, MATH CLUB Sixty-Seve ACCOUNTING CLUB Mr. Bannar, Sponsor Richard Perlunger, President A33 Mr. MCCorm Sixty-eight I ark, jr., Sprnunr W A1-4137 M EEL VISUAL AIDS AND LAB SQUAD advert is YE WA A5266 'a 'fx 'SW Millions say: 'GNOBODY CAN MAKE ICE CREAM LIKE BREYERSU 1 fy , ,4 4 ICE EAM BREYER ICE CREAM COMPANY Long Island City, N. Y. COMPLIMENTS OF MR. 81 MRS. MILTON SCI-IUPPER DA Y SESSIONS 0 Sound training for the superior secretarial and junior executive position. Also courses in all types of modern business machines - Individual promotional plan - Super- . A I vised oflice experience - Successful placement Jureau. BEGIN ANY TIME CATALOGUE 8: EVENING UPON REQUEST I I I I + 1 I 1 'Q I f .L L QUEENSBORC SCHOOL 160-16 JAMAICA AVENUE Ji-Xmaica 9-1981-1982 Jamaica, Long Island 011: ,1 lnzfj .1 fnllnr-1 OT ,v','.u'fivf11l ctfzllzfln lj inf 51..1r,1f1,'rt ' fu-uffbiuzff The BEST in Pork Products and Ready To Eat Heats Supervised by U.S. Government Inspectors Your Sense of Cleanliness Your Taste and Your Purse llqill H0 Pleased Suv:-my Current Rate RELIANCE FEDERAL SAVINGS 8: LOAN ASSOCIATION 0F QUEENS VILLAGE 216-26 JAMAICA AVENUE o LONG ISLAND CITY JOHN W. POPE 8a SON THE FIXIT SHOP REPAIRS 190-15 UNION TURNPIKE FLUSHINC, N. Y. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES AGENCY FOR TEEN-TYPE SHOES FLYING ACES COLO OF OUMIORE and G FLATS BY GOLO PEDYVIN for Young Men WINDSOR SHOES, LTD. 215-03 73rd AVENUE BAYSIDE, L. I. Hillcrest COMPLIMENTS OF Super Market S7 1 79-28 UNION TURN PIKE Flushing, N. Y. .IA 3-8757 Seventy-One HO 4-3223 QUEENS VALET The Finest Frencli Dry Cleaning .-it Jloflerate Prices o 91-01 SPRINGFIELD BLVD. Queens Village MAin 4-7100 We answer your telephone CORBIN 8: MORRISON. Inc o 116 LAWRENCE STREET Brooklyn 1, N. Y. HOllis 4-2600 KNIT GN' PURL YARN SHOP A Complete Line of Knitting Needs 0 21 1-42 HILLSIDE AVENUE Queens Village Compliments of STANDARD DENTAL LABORATORY Compliments nf LADY ROSE SHOPS Compliments of ABRAHAM REITMAN AND SON LICENSED FIRE ADJUSTER FRESH MEADOW LANE 2897 . 3rd AVENUE STATIONERY CY 2-1726 Bronx. N. Y. 0 0 68-28 FRESH MEADOW' LANE 161-I3 JAMAICA AVENUE Flushing, N. Y. Ol, 8-8301 Jmmliva, N. Y. Opposilc Mayfair Theatre S4'Vl,'l1ty'lfXYH Eyes Examined Classes Fitted M. P. .IARVIS Optometrist 0 187-20 UNION TURNPIKE OL 8-2282 Flushing, N. Y. HOll'is 4-7197 BEAU IDEAL BEAUTY SALON Permanents Custom Styled O 192-07 UNION TUBNPIKE Flushing, N. Y. WILLIE'S SHOE REPAIR W'hile You Ifait O 188-19 UNION TUBNPIKE Flushing, N. Y. AXtel 7-1988 Free Delivery FRUIT BOWL Quality Makes A Diference Known For The Best o 181-16 UNION TURNPIKE Flushing, L. I. JA 3-5600 H. B. Ditkoff, Ph.G. SURREY-PIKE PHARMACY Board of Health Station Prescription Chemist 0 1 79-02 UNION TURXPIKE Jamaica. N. Y. ASSOCIATED FOODSTORES 0 68-14 FRESH MEADOW LANE Jamaica, N. Y. Max Title, Prop. Compliments of REpublic 9-5 150 EDDIE'S DELICATESSEN J A Y N E E Suits - Dresses -- Sportswear Come in with your date . ' 180-22 UN1oN TURNPIKE 177-03 UNION TURNPIKE Flushing, N. Y. OL 8-0738 Jamaica, N. Y. Featuring Co-nrdinated Separates Seventy-three N, R. DRILLING COMPANY Manufacturing Scholastic Jewelers 130 WEST FORTY-SIXTH STREET NEW YORK CITY Established 1906 BRyant 9-5251 VPDIY-Itfllll' At Graduation . . . The bond of school-day friendships is sealed the more firnrly by an exchange of photographs. Your friends will want yours. SENIOR CLASS PHOTOGRAPHERS JAMAICA HIGH SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHER new phaiogaapkea I68-I9 Jamaica Ave. Jamaica, New York Telephone REpublic 9-I680 Caps and Gowns on Hand for Your Graduation Photograph h Seventy-five BENTLEY 81 SIMON, Inc. 7 WEST 36th STREET NEW' YORK 18, N 1 M,-11N'l'FACTl'RERS OF CHOIR GOWNS PULPIT ROBES CAPS, GOWNS, HOODS For All Degrees OUTFITTERS TO OVER 3000 SCHOOLS, COLLEGES AND CHURCHES FLushing 9-4222-3 FULTON FISH MARKET Wfholesale and Retail 40-39 I62ud STREET Flushing. N. Y. Marinello Bros. SCVCDIY-SIX EV 8-6686 ANDREW CARATURO FLORISTS Yvedding Bouquets K Funeral Designs A Specialty I 45 YYITHERS STREET Brooklyn 11. N. Y. OL 8-9398 LOUVIS CONFECTIONERY Hauher Bros. Prop. l 163-28 JAMAICA AVENUE Jamaica. N. Y. RE 9-7-102 HILLSIDE FURNITURE CO. Estimates Clleerfully Given llle Sell, Buy and Exchange New and Used Furniture Estates Bought and Sold l 172-27 HILLSIDE AVENUE Jamaica 3, N. Y. Compliments of ROJEAN SHOPS, Inc. 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