John Adams High School - Clipper Yearbook (Ozone Park, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1956 volume:

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These experiences and per- formances are all molded together to form your cherished high school memories. Now that commencement is here and you look back over the past few years in Adams, do you think you have properly acquired the title of Senior? While at Adams did you make the most of your days? Were you an active class member? Did you choose your program wisely? Did you participate in the extra-curricular activities? High school graduation is not just a time to remember all those carefree days and the swirling Senior activities, its a time to evaluate yourself and see what pathway you have ventured upon. If you lacked school interest, a goal, the proper companions, the right set of values, school may have seemed boring or trite. If you are on the wrong route, change now. If you are midway and do not know where to turn next, sit down and study the maps and charts, Locate yourself and steer correctly because you are embarking upon a new voyage. At times the sailing will be rough but the hardships will pass quickly if you are on the right course. Now the graduation march is beckoning you. Adjust your cap and gown and walk down the aisle with your best foot forward to the future. ESTA-ANN HALBREICH JOHN ADAMS HIGH scHooL JUNE 1956 J. vor. 16 No. 4 L! f' ozoNE PARK, NEW YORK U4 4' PUBLISHED TWICE A TERM WILLIAM A. CLARKE Sym PRINCIPAL izliillllllllif sUBscR1PrioN iaroo -QT' Grai l J'iIT.:'fj3 GOLD MEDALIST 1956 COLUMBIA SCHOLASTIC PRESS ASSN. O ,I i.. 1 'I I , 0 . r o '. i'1A' iff Jil p , ii.vf.,..f SHIP 5 MA IFEST 2, . 4 Q S ricrioisi A 'L X N Navy Blues or-fgafy seiaiitz ......, +j'A 1 Alub L5 , Brotherly Love T FOI'IN1liiI'll'l Sparkplug Ulcers POETRY Dedication to a French Teacher Prism ,.... ,. ,, Alliteration , Teenagers Song ..., Loneliness .. Finale . , ., This Dark Gloomy Lancl ,,..., Expectation . ..i. Song of the Season FEATURES On the Bridge . . . .. A Message From the Skipper Glc-anings ,...., ....... ,,.,...........,,., . , , . Cap and Gown ., ,,.. . ,,.........,.,. Last Will and Testament Shoving OH ,, .. ., ,, . Class Song , , The Flipper ..,.......,.....,,.,,......., A Senior Looks Back ...,.,.... Senior Music Makers Ships Library Starclust. ESSAYS AND ARTICLES On the Bard ,,..... . Sarmientii . Growing Pains Intligestion , , . Shield of Fi'eeclum . Senior Pri vi,i f . , Joyce Humphrey .. .,,.. ,. Ruth German . ,. Ann Daniels , Harriet Raelson .. ..,..,, .. Doris Bishop ..... ...... . Esta-Ann Halbreich Barbara Golclblatt . Myra Liefshitz .. ..., Maxine Sprott , . Barbara Burkhartlt ,. Arlene Fuchs ,. ,....,. ,. 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Q is lil . 9 ' ,tg I Fiu j IL, ,Ill EI' fll'l SHIPS CREW EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Esta-Ann Htilhreieh ASSOCIATE EDITOR Ruth German CO-COMPOSING EDITORS ludith Feinstein tlritqueline Gray ASSOCIATE COMPOSING EDITOR P.1trit-iii Hurley BUSINESS MANAC ER Ixpin Kein ASSOCIATE BUSINESS MANAGER Rielmrd T.iddeo EXCHANGE EDITOR litithleen O'Brien STAFF Gregory Shultz SERVICE Doris Bishop Bl.ineh Carr B.II'l7.1l'J. Goldhltitt -loyte Humphrey Ann Marie O'Connor Chester PJLISIQLI Harriet Xwoodxon Phyllis Zimbitii TYPISTS Roienmry Cossentino Theresa Rum ART EDITOR Henry Azzato STAFF Rdymond Costa P.iul Di Fililnpi lNIith.iel Firpo Esta-Ann Halbreieh Thomeis Ievolelli Mirgtiret ,l.1xtrzemh5lc.t Andrey Prevelig Melvin Rogers Anit.i Zefferer PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Howard Allweiss Miehael Brofman Thomas Crimpson joseph Castelli Robert DiMarro Ruth Korclon Gary Smith Joyce Sievers FACULTY ADVISORS LITERARY AND BUSINESS Margaret Connolly Edward Clarke ART Robert Steed PHOTOGRAPHY Richard Blazej W P A MESSAGE FROM THE SKIPPER ,hxg 13.5. THE FORUM continues to promote the study of current topics among us. We are reg- ularly reminded of its three-fold objective of information, discussion, and fuller knowl- edge through further inquiry. But the very variety of subjects and freedom of expres- sion of conflicting views tend to create a sense of bewilderment. The listener is almost overwhelmed by the confusion of testimony and of counsels that assail him. In his apparently hopeless plight he looks about eagerly for help and the greater his intelli- gence and honesty of purpose, the greater is his diHiculty. As he resolutely tries to keep an open mind and to suspend judgment, he begins to resemble a perplexed Hamlet standing at the crossroads, unable to reach a decision as to which road to follow. If all his study and reasoning merely lead to such an atti- tude of frozen indecision, his last state is worse than his first. Happily there is no need of his casting himself for so futile a role. He is illustrating the unfortunate extreme to which even good qualities without balance may bring us. He needs to be reminded that a decision, even though arrived at with some doubt or misgivings, is essential in the world of everyday living. For there are answers, albeit in some instances tentative solutions whose imperfect and temporary nature should be recognized, much as the true experimental scientist never loses sight of the limits of his current working theory. Such answers, honestly estab- lished, fearlessly faced, and rigorously tested, will give a proper touch of decisiveness to our Hamlet. Thus they will not encourage him to abdicate the leadership we properly expect from one of his gifts, his training and his sincerity. But for these answers he will need basic principles, similar to the axioms of math- ematics, accepted truths that will serve as a frame of reference in determining what to approve and what to reject from among the proposals presented to him. There will be some inevitable differences among individuals in the detailed application of these basic principles, but they will offer in broad outlines and in fundamental points vast areas of agreement among all men of good will. For these basic principles form part of the heritage of moral capital and political experience bequeathed to us by our fathers from many lands to make up the most preci- ous elements of our civilization. These time-tested standards of true and false, right and wrong can well serve as norms of conduct not only among men, but among nations as well. They have been impressed upon us all in a variety of ways within and without the school. In the area of government, these fundamental truths have found no more eloquent expression anywhere than in those immortal documents so highly praised by all Amer- icans, the Declaration of Independence, the Bill of Rights and the Gettysburg Address. We can never know too well these concise statements of democratic principles and national policy. We shall find nothing more helpful in guiding us through the maze of our current problems than a thorough knowledge of these dynamic truths and a pro- found faith in their value. Similarly, in the realm of conduct, whether as individuals or as members of a community, we can know no safer guide than the Golden Rule which would have us act toward others as we would have them act toward us, Let those who remain in school resolve to know ever better and to use faithfully these basic principles in testing the proposals advanced not only at forum sessions, but in all discussions. Let us hope that our latest group of graduates have profited by forum procedures to an extent that will help them in meeting and solving wisely the many problems that will inevitably confront them. Let us hope that they will carry with them on their life journey a deep knowledge of the documents and principles that form so rich a part of our spiritual patrimony as heirs of all the ages . 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He gave one startled look at the bristling armada, turned his canoe about, and paddled franti- cally towards shore. He reached the dugout and tore off along the narrow path which led to the village of Tiku where he lived. Word spread like wildfire, and soon the hundred or so natives that inhabited the small village were gathered along the beach gabbing excitedly and watching the now anchored ships. As evening fell aboard the flagship of the operations fleet, Admiral Hoskins, in charge of Operation Upsy-Daisy, was talk- ing with his chief of operations Command- er jim Marks. Well, Jim, how much area do they ex- pect this one to atomize? asked the Ad- miral. Well sir, Marks replied, itll Com- pletely destroy the island on which it is set off, but we'll only have to evacuate one small village, Tiku I believe its called. We're anchored near them now. How many are there in the village ? , asked the Admiral. About a hundred. They fish for a liv- ing, but there are some pearl beds that keep them pretty well oft. We're going to start moving them tomorrow. At that moment, Senator Chaisen, oihcial observer for the AEC, erupted into the room. The two Navy men sighed, sat back, and pre- pared themselves for the barrage of verbi- age that constantly trailed in the senators wake. Wt'll men, xve're going to really blow off a big one this time, eh? Yes sir, said the Admiral. Well show those Russians they can't outfox us, eh ? Yes sir, repeated Hoskins. Biggest H-Bomb ever set off, eh Ad- mimi? Yes sir. The task force of Operation Upsy-Daisy consisted of a battleship, two destroyers, four cruisers, an aircraft carrier, and four transports that had been turned into instru- ment shops. The blast was scheduled for August fourteenth, one week away. Inten- sive security precautions were being taken because a new type of bomb was being tested for the Hrst time. The morning of the tenth of August came. The blast was four days away. jim Marks, who had been put in charge of the evacuation of the natives, went ashore near Tiku with an interpreter to talk to the natives about their evacuation. The chief of the tribe was waiting to meet him in full regalia. He was a huge, happy looking man and greeted jim cordially. Jim noted with approval the neat, comfortable look- ing village and the happy faces of the is- landers. He left a twinge of regret at hav- ing to make them leave their home, but he told himself that was the only thing to do, He took a deep breath and began, Honorable Chief ...... They nearly took my scalp, Admiral. At first they didn't believe me, but when they saw that I was serious, they really blew their topsfl Did you tell them that we would build them a new village? asked the Admiral. Yes sir, but they don't want to go any- where! From then on the natives were the number one headache of Operation Upsy- Daisy. Every possible method of persuading them was tried. They couldn't be bribed, and when we tried to scare them out with a show of force, they just hid in the forest. Gifts, promises, pleas, threats, nothing was accomplished. All the installations for the bomb and other equipment were finished but everything else was at an absolute standstill waiting for the islanders to leave. Then, suddenly, on the following morn- ing the natives announced that they would leave. No one knew what had made them decide to leave, but the entire Heet heaved a collective sigh of relief and resumed pre- paration for the blast. The natives were apparently as good as their Word, and with much activity the vil- lage was moved to an island a short dis- tance away. B-Day dawned sparkling clear. Every- thing was in readiness. Radar was tracking down planes which were to take samplings of the clouds, the hundreds of instruments were manned and ready. Special cameras, test bomb shelters, test animals, radio equip- ment, all was waiting. Dark goggles were distributed to those viewing the blast di- rectly, and everyone settled down to wait. At minus twenty minutes timing relays took control out of human hands. Aboard the flagship, Admiral Hoskins and Senator Chaisen waited as the count- down droned on. Really gonna be a big one, eh Admiral?,' Yes sir, the biggest ever set off. . . . Minus 1 minute. Goggles were pulled down, helmets adjusted. The instru- ments hummed busily to themselves. Minus 3Oseconds.Minus20...10...9...8 . 2 . . . 1 . . . Nothing happened. Aboard the ships pandemonium broke loose. Sweating technicians checked every inch of wiring in the detonator. Scientists cursed as the precious film in their auto- matic cameras ran on, photographing only the glistening coral lagoons of the islands and the deep turquoise sky beyond. Com- muniques burned the air between Washing- ton and the fleet. Half an hour later a launch full of vol- unteer technicians arrived at the island on which the bomb had been set. They crept towards the tower, expecting to be blown into eternity at any moment . . . and found a native happily sawing the last of the hundreds of wires that connected the bomb with the ship. The natives went back to their village. The Navy went home. 7 DEDICATION TO A FRENCH TEACHER Dany tout le 7lI07Z6lE Il Ilvy a pay Une nzeilleufe p1'0fe5Jeu1' Que elle-la. Elle ext fre! aloufe Auffi gentille Et t0ut le telnpy Elle 720111 fait 1'i1'e. Elle n0u.f enfeigne Le francaif Et Ja elaffe ext t0uj0u1'5 Heureufe et gaie. Avant a'e pa1'ti1' fe la 1'e111e1'eie P0u1' 7iZ!fIl'Ol1' enfeigne cette langue Et beaufoup tle la uie, X 5570! I HARRIET RAELSON j 0 X56 tu ezfelv , ka ff I fagitiiifgiifaiwg , hfiefjnijifkgf 38, TJ ' Y' 'I 7 Qfff ' ',,,, ,I f p 1 ,Xu Wit If We PRISM Tbe 072112 ge Jun .fbone 0n tbe blue-green Jea, Sparkling aliainontlf it appeared to be. I waa'etl 0ut t0 tbe plaee I Jaw, Ob, it waf beautiful, I wifbea' for 11101'e. 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I had anticipated seeing that movie for a long time, But now I wished I hadn't gone alone. The picture, a blood-curdling mystery, sent shivers up my spine. Afraid to go home, I began to converse with myself. Why am I walking so fast? There's no danger. Look at me, a sixteen-year-old scared of the dark, Relax-take it easy. My steps sound so loud on the cold, hard cement. Theres no one out here but me. The echoes of my walking feet are going simultaneously with the whistling wind. I glanced around and noticed a dark, criminal-like figure luring in the background. I quickened my pace. The strangers steps matched mine. Oh-h. Please. Someone help me! I-I hope he's not following me! The strong wind brushed by and I pulled my coat closer around my body. I continued reassuring myself that the stranger was just going in my direction. Suddenly, the deathly silence was broken. Behind me I heard run' ning steps, I became panicky and started to run. A hand on my shoulder halted my movements. I slowly turned around and be- held the stranger. It was . . . yes! I promptly broke into uncontrollable laughter. After calming myself, I exclaimed, Oh, Father! It's only you! Who were you expecting? Rock Hud- son, maybe? SALLY MEG LEANINGS THE DAY was cheerless and dismal, and as I pushed my way through the great masses of bodies, fenced in on both sides by colos- sal steel rails, my mind began to wander .... I could remember how I had fought those same crowds all day. It was a never-ending battle. Would all of this pushing and shov- ing ever cease? Would I ever see my be- loved friends again??? just then, however, someone stepped on my toe and quite quickly brought me back to reality Qcause she must have weighed at least fourteen hundred pounds!!!j Ouch!! It was during these events that I began to think of how hungry I really was. All of these thoughts ran through my mind as I waited, watching, this ever- mounting crowd, The noise was almost ur.- bearable. Everywhere I turned there was shouting and screaming. The hungry faces beamed at me from every angle. Then, just as suddenly as it had started, the noise stopped. Everyone around me sud- denly seemed to stop talking. Could it be? Ah, yes, now I too understood. Our des- tination was nearing, and sensing this, the tenseness began to mount .... I could see the guard now . . . could it be??? Yes, he was motioning for me to step forward into the cage. So I carefully walked through and began the simply delightful task of ordering an ADAMS SPECIAL!!! EDITH STOLLER HOW WOULD you like to be a door- knob? Oh, the humiliation of it all! Why your head is turned, squeezed, and banged into at least one thousand times a day. Youre plagued by childrens sticky hands and dogs trying to turn your head with their eye teeth. But then, you're earessed by the lovely soft hands of women. I have separated door-knobs into three classifications. They are: 1. The hoity-toity door-knob. This door-knob habitates the abodes of the aris- toeraey. One of the typieal eharaeteristits is the definite sheen and gloss whieh eap- tivates all would-be turners. The Hhoity- toity door-knob refuses to be turned by just anyone, Oh heaven forbid. nol Only cultured and noble people are permitted to approaeh Hhoity-toity '. ask permission. and then. and only then. turn his noble, glossy. aristoeratie head. So muth for hoitv-toitv '. tNo offense intended. of eoursei 1 2. The middle-tlass' door-knob, Alas and alaek, middle-class is the poor un- fortunate whose head is turned by dogs and Children. But aetually. I think he enjoys it some of the time, Naturally. he doesnt have all the polish and gloss that Hhoity- toityi' has. but middle-tlass' is very fine in his own right, He is usually found in working peoples homes and is tomposed sturdily of brass. Vifhyg middle-elass is sueh a faithful worker that he only has to be oiled onee a yearf No tomplaints are heard from his keyhole. No sirf Mother is very kind to him too. She polishes his head onee a week with Noxon. Now on to the third eategory. 3. And here we tome to the last, but to me, the most courageous, stalwart, and stouthearted door-knob this side of the Rockies. This is the one, the only, Hsthool- room door-knob. There is nothing pre- tentious or glossy about Hschooly ', CI tall him that for shorty In fact, when you come to think of it, sehooIy is stark ugly. Ah, but he's a good sort. Why, without sehooly , we wouldnt be able to go to interesting, lively, seintillating, sehool les- sons. 'lust think of missing all that. Hor- rible, isn't it? XX'ell, that's the last. I hope you now have a better understanding of door-knobs and will treat them with due respett. Heaven knows they deserve it. ,IUDITH ADESSA I SLOWLY tlimbed the massive alabaster steps. Onee mastering this, I reathed the tolonnade whith zoomed about nine hundred feet above me. I paused and then awingly inehed my way into the told, spaeious room. The room was divided into three ehambers: a tentral thamber and two end ones. The end enelosures were empty save for the two murals above the group of inset words. My eyes rested on the lonely male figure seated on the platform in the middle of the eentral thamber, His head was slightly bowedi his fate showed many years of fatigue and vvorryg his hands were resting on the arms of the thair---one hand tlutehed tensely. the other reposing eyuietlyg his legs were slightly trossed in a relaxed manner, I absorbed every inth of him, his long toat. the Cape draped tarelessly over the batk of the ehair, the vvorn boots. He was alone and vvas si- lentr yet, his thoughts and words vv ere etho- ing from the verbal vvalls, I glanted above the hgure and read aloud in a whispered voite these solemn words: ln this temple, as in the hearts of the people for whom he saved the Union, the memory of Abraham Lintoln is enshrined forever. ESTA-ANN HALBREICH 1 lab? I 4 , X .AY Y ii? r K IH 1 .il-.Y K .93 g -O il Fl ' YE - Q fi I v i ' ' -:ii i , .. A 'ir D-.H-El i , 1-:TT-sr--1, gill ' IW , , 17 n v jlfgl , ' , a . f e-- ri A' 2 . y , , V -, LM, - F -' ' Fr ' X- - ,. -K . Off ll K 'I Gi Q 41111571 BARBARA MUNCH lt TH E A RD ti t s l 011 DTD WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE was a master of the art of portraying evil. In two plays with which I have become acquainted this term, Shakespeare presents two evil kings. In Macbeth, the intricate pattern of the life of a power-hungry man is studied. In the other, Hamlet, Shakespeare outlines the actions of a young man trying to avenge the death of his father, a murder committed by King Claudius, his fathers brother. Macbeth and Claudius had a lot in common. Each had a lust for power and neither could contain himself in his overpowering desire to be ruler of all he surveyed. Mac- beth was informed by witches that he would become king. Although the thought had entered his mind before, the seed did not begin to grow until then. His wife, whom he loved more than anything or anyone else, greeted the thought with anticipation. She was quite ambitious for her husband, and scorned his cowardice and most important, his love, when he refused to kill the present king, Duncan. With her encouragement, Lady Macbeth produced the desired effect, for Macbeth killed Duncan with his wife's pleading foremost in his mind. Claudius also was driven by love, but his love was not for a wife. He was in love with Gertrude, Queen of Denmark, and mother of Hamlet. Her husband was the brother of Claudius. By killing King Hamlet he could do two things: he could claim the throne in Hamlet's absence, and he could marry Gertrude. So driven by his intense love for Gertrude, as Macbeth was driven by his love for Lady Macbeth, and driven by his desire to be king, Claudius murdered his own brother. Claudius was a great charmer. He was such a flatterer that we today would say that he had been kissing the Blarney Stonefl It was probably because of his sweet words that the lonely Gertrude accepted him. He hoped to use this skill to win Hamlet to his side. This is shown in one of his speeches to Hamlet, 'Tjs sweet and coflzflzefzcftzhle 212 your mztzzre, Hamlet, To give these rzzouwzizzg duties to your futher: Bzzt, you Hill!! hztow, your father lost tl futher. That futher fost, fost his, mm' the sz11'z'iz'o1' hound 111 jffitzf ohfigtztiozz for some term To do ohseqzziozzs so1'1'ozz': ht!! to ,lversezere 111 ohstimzte fozzefofezlfeiit is L1 r'oz11'se Of tlllLl'7f0!l.f 5fllbb07'1?6.l',l'4,' 'tis .7l1lNlz7llf'1' grief: . . Uwe ,Duty you, throw to earth This 1t11,tv1'ez'rzt!i11g woe, mm' think of zzs fls of 11 father: for fel the world ttzhe note. You tire the most ilzflfleditzte Io om' throne, fluff with no fess Jzohiftty of fore Thtm that which czhetzrest futher hears his sou Do I i111,1n11't tozmrei yoztf' I2 , its Z Think of what a wonderful diplomat Claudius would have made! How he could have used that talent which he had. But he all but buried it, in favor of power, which in the end was to bring him nothing. Macbeth did not have Claudius' talent for Hattery, but he did have another talent. He was a great general. He was an expert in military strategy. In fact, he was on his way home from one of his great battles when he met the witches who told him that he would be king. Duncan admired him for his ability, and showed his admiration by con- ferring upon him the title of Thane of Cawdor, the title of the man he had just defeated in battle. But Macbeth also wasted his talent. Instead of remaining a great warrior, he turned on a man who trusted him implicitly. Instead of fighting to protect Scotland, he almost destroyed it. With his ability, he could have given the world to Scotland, But he chose instead to give himself to the devil. It may seem that Macbeth and Claudius were entirely evil. But here is another way in which they were somewhat alike. Both of them were bothered by conscience. Mac- beth was conscience-stricken from the time of the murder until his own eternal sleep. In speaking to Lady Macbeth of the night's events, he said: Stiff it cried 'Sfeep 120 moref' to all zhe home: 'Glfzuzif hath 7lZllJ'd6l'.5Zl ffeep, and zherefore Ctzzmloi' Shall sleep 720 more: illtzrheth Jhaff sleep no INDIE.: Little did Macbeth know how true this prediction was. Claudius did not appear to be bothered by his conscience until Hamlet presented his play within a play. As the troup reenacted the murder of Gonzago Ca crime which was committed in the same manner as the murder of King Hamletj, Claudius showed his first signs of remorse and fear. He ran from the room, shrieking, Give me some light. Away! It is quite interesting to note that, however false Macbeth and Claudius were, neither was so false that he could go through the motions of prayer. For both knew that it would be merely lip service and not actual prayer. Macbeth was quite disturbed when he described to Lady Macbeth the murder of the king, One cried 'God hleu ui. and 'Amen' the other, ,jJ,f A5 they had Jeezz me uilh these hafzgfmzfff handy: Listezzizzg their fear, I Cozzfd not my 'Ameazf 'I 'xv P5 When! e' i Ja' 0 err us 'Xfww 19,44 y'GdhZ X Q 5592295 13 Claudius tried to pray after he saw Hamlets play. He tried to ask forgiveness. He tried to repent. He expresses a regret that he cannot pray in these words: O, my oyjleure lr muh, if mzells I0 heuzfeug If hath the ,willful elcleff eurre u,t10u'f, A br0fher'.r muruler. Pruy mu I uot, Though lueluuzfiou be ur Jhmfp uf will: My 5z'1'0uge1' guilt llefeuzif ul y Jtroug luleul, Azul like u uuzu to double bufluefr bouucl, I rfuful lu juzure u'he1'e I .fhull fir!! beglu, U flufl bofh ueglecf. After trying to pray, he said: My ZUOVLZIJ fly up, my ihoughlf remuuz below: llyorulr zvlfhoul thoughts uezfer I0 heuzfeu go. There is one last great similarity between these two evil men: that is their deaths. Macbeth would not surrender to Macduff, a man whose family he had destroyed. Mac- beth had nothing to live for, he was friendless, near insanity because of his gnawing conscience, and grief-stricken at his wife's death, thought to have been a suicide. He was finally killed by Macdulf, who brought his head, once so full of wicked schemes, to the new king, Duncan's son. Claudius did not refuse to fight. He was not given the chance to. Hamlet caught him unaware and ran his sword through him. He also was almost friendless, except for the few members of the court who shouted 'lTreason! when Hamlet killed his uncle. Ironically, his wife, like Macbeth's, died first, from a poisoned wine meant for her son, Hamlet. So, Claudius and Macbeth met with untimely deaths. Shakespeare made them pay for their misdeeds. He seemed to believe the saying that we hear so often today: Crime does not pay! Indeed, for these men, the evil they did, lived after them. Laertes, who had plotted to kill Hamlet with Claudius said of the king as he died: ,MV m fr, t F, 55,5535 He if juftl y Jerzfezlg I' ' ' ' Il 15 u pozyou ieuzpefd by hzmselffl W 1 af: , I f ,E In speaking of Macbeth, Duncan s son Malcolm said if ,L 5.25-5' .1-1h,,- , - gy f gf- tif -'J: 1',,? 1 . , pg -if b .. lVhu! J more I0 do, . . . . YS WF N., 3 ,try gig, A ll' l ' l cl cl X 1 A ,M . , :,g ,, ,,, 7, 5 eu Zllg aome oui eaz e fizeu 5 ubrolul ' ' 1' .:.' , -gg, Q 13 fhul fled the 51u11'e5 of watchful tyrumzy, W 5 'V I - .- - - . Q, 1 . g.,t,i1i7g,g ,a5j5gQ.-'.g-if Producuzg forth the cruel uzzuzrlem l ' X l' WFEQ' zmflw' riff iT':3Qf ff' . . . Q jg 2Q.,55-,.,,,,,,.i.31'5.r1. W,3fi5,,3 Of fhzr aleful butcher mul hir jieml-lzke queen D 1 ,rf f-.Q I -ilj.f,vfH an.,1:'. -, 1 f K x 1 f I ,L '- 7-1. l' f I I -,f15i1Q3t!i?ff..qaF3'f 'A:x ' ':'- I -:'., I vii ' X' ,Q rx 'th . -o N' P ' ' .., 9. T' , . 'Y i ,Q a ge fi PRIZE WINNING ,N Q egg' , 'L , . X- I J-L: E lf' S PEEC H . . .- A HIDDEN IN the shadow of the Andes is a modest. mud-walled house. It is sur- rounded by trees and beautiful flaming flowers. In the shade of a Hg tree sits an old woman busily spinning. Her son, Do- mingo, is innocently playing with the neigh- boring children. Q Thiiiifk scarcely the place from which one wicliuld expect a great man to emerge. But neither was Central Kentucky, where Lincoln hard been born two years before mylhero, Domingo Sarmiento. He began growing like any normal boy of his day, but as he grew, so grew his troubles-troubles which were to change his life abruptly. Rosas was dictator of Argentina at the time, and a despot. He killed or exiled those who disagreed with him, and ruled the country with an iron hand. One day, Rosas ordered Sarmiento to close his shop and mount guard. Sar- miento refused. For that Sarrniento was whipped and thrown into prison. At every slash of the whip, his body was in agony. As his body was tortured, his mind was cleared. He then knew that he must lead his country against this tyrant, and strive for international freedom. He thought his country's greatest need was to have educated people. So he began to help educate the common people. He ROSEANN PASSERO studied the educational systems of the en- tire world, then finally patterned his own after the United States. After many years of unceasing help to his countrymen, in September 1888 he died. As the bearers carried the coffin through the grief-stricken crowd, everyone wept. The casket was draped in the flags of four nations with which he had been most in- timately associated. The Hag of Argentina was one-The country where he had been born, and of which he had become president. The Hag of Chile was the second-The country where he had spent so many years of his life. The flag of Paraguay was third-The country with which he had established a just and lasting peace. And fourth was the flag of Urugauy-because it was in that nation that his ideas had found their most receptive soil. Then as the casket was lowered into the grave these words resounded over the crowd. Argentina has lost one of its most eminent sons, and America a noble apostle of liberty. Men like Domingo Sarmiento honor their country and are the glory of mankind. TEENAGEFCS SONG T1115 15 1110 5011g 01 1110616171 310010, N01 011110 11 1111111 111111 101 1101 gI'0ll'l1,' L1151111 LI ll'01'16?, 111111 k110z115 111111 1101, lV'1111 12011711151 00 11111 11111 1115 OZl'1l. T1115 15 fbi' .fflllg 01 71106716171 V1011111, R01101055. 1101111111 111111f1'11111 ,' Y01 501110110111 11z1'011, 1117611 110 1111111605 A1111 1111115 11769 111015011 176 11115 11111110. BARBARA GOLDBLATT 1 1? 11 5 .,,11 at L V xx ' LQ if , QE' 77 f if . 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Hsa' we 1 ,whim sing. irish maria n -gf-, -Q- nnmgwf hx-'1 MWVMN as I' , . -1' 'Tvs--H-'..4i1f IT IS so quiet tonight. The moon is like a ball of gold far up in the white polka-dot heavens. I.et's take a look into this house, and see whats going on in there on this beautiful, calm night. julie, where is my tie clasp F In your shirt pocket, Riekeyfl Harold, your Cufflinks are on the dress- er. Is my tab shirt ready yet? No Roy, I'll be finished ironing it in a minutefl I want to look at Rm Till Tin. No, I'm looking at rlfly Friend Flirkfzf' Tell jimmy I can look at Riu Til? Tin, Julie. lust wait one minute both of you. Either you choose to see who looks at what, or off goes the T. V. Wlaat a scene! I wonder who this popu- lar Julie is. I guess the only way to find out is to continue listening. Now julie is alone for a while anyway. I'm so glad they're all gone to the party. Getting three teen-age boys ready for a party with a seven and a fourteen year old fighting over the T. V, - it's enough to drive anyone crazy. Now to settle down to a nice cozy evening of reading my latest book. Wliiit a nice, quiet house this is since the boys are gone. julie, do I have to go to bed? It's nine o'tlock. 18 BRoTHERLY LOVE JOYCE HUMPHREY Russ, you know you do. Good night and sweet dreams ..... I don't know why I told my parents I would look after my brothers. I guess it's because I wanted them to have a nice vacation. Bringing us up is a real job and they really earned one. Pardon me julie, but how do you like having five brothers? You may think it's fun to have tive brothers but I don't. They call me 'our-gall They used to call me julie-gal. My brother, Harold, is the quietest of all the boys. I always say watch out for those quiet ones and I'm right. One day in school - it was just after lunch - I had gone home for luneh but my brother hadnt We were in the same class and I had some candy and gum in my desk. He asked me for the gum and I said no. So when I wasnt at my desk he took the gum and chewed it, then put it back. I saw him so I went and got the gum and stuck it on his head, He chased me all around the classroom. Thats just one illustration of my brothers quietness. My brother, jimmy is such a sweet fel- low. One day I-larold said that he was hot. So jimmy. nice and obliging, put ice cubes in his bed that night. Of course, Russ, was pleased, I-Ie was so pleased that he poured a glass of ice cold water in jimmys face in order to wake him up the next morning. Roy is the machinist of the family. One day he brought home a contraption. He left it right out, so we all could see it. t'Cm1fi1z1rea' rm Page 905 - XXQJ gg txunssmisx s , YI .a 15, - if Y . Q :Ig sp. - gg' F ' X X sf X . ,' - -- EX . Asrlf f . E Ik .wa-. 'des i 3 c c . , . e- 1 ti be N 'yi ' -x ff. ,U . - it ci , ks .c pf X. ,, .aa . . HRM -- to i 1 l f sf- it f me - 1- --Q i! 1- I V X- - gi . ... Q . e Y K T x -X5 Q c - if si' 'I 31' g, Y' T1. -c.. ff-:sv ' 'i . - X' 'i' X . -as., , - - f . '-s c axis -5. L- 1 -ss-Q frm r . s FOR SOME unexplainable reason. each summer sees the backs of men toiling over a small patch of earth. This bit of land is deceivingly referred to in various manuals as a garden. Actually it is a neatly combed, well-watered home for worms and ants. lt also serves the important function of a feeding ground for feathered friends whose diet is excellently suited to the surround- ings. Occasionally. green things sprout from between rocks and earth. Most. however. are quickly eliminated by the peculiar effects of exposure. Hooding. and small children. The few shoots that sursixe this ordeal become excellent sources of strength and energy. Ants. bugs. worms. and grubs thrive on them. lhaxe heard of one instance where a group of ants. so Xitalized by a patch of tomatoes. tore down the back fence. and to the horror of the hapless gardener. lifted his house off its foundation and dis- appeared with it down the road singing such lively ditties as Roll Out the Barrel, and This Ol' House . From time to time, in isolated cases, a hardy specimen or two reaches full matu- rity, This often occasions a scene of wild. uncontrollable celebration as the proud nat- uralist shares the glory of the moment with friends and neighbors. On more than one occasion, however, the affair has terminated in sorrow, when our friend, awaking the next morning with a dull headache from too much wheat juice, Ends that in the midst of the orgy his proud plant was ROY IX PAL PAUL HOPFER crushed by the misguided foot of some jubilant neighbor. With all this to look upon. one might gather the impression that gardens are hope- less. After much consideration, I have come to the conclusion that the garden itself is a good idea. It is only mans foolish ap- plication which has caused its failure. I offer as the solution, the weed garden. Such a garden is cheap, exceptionally hardy. and, except for the incidental re- moxal of a carrot or two, requires no atten- tion at all. The gardener need only go out some fine morning, mark off a section of ground, designate it garden, sit back and watch it grow. l-le is guaranteed freedom from such pests as birds, worms, insects, small children and jubilant neighbors. This garden should go very well with modern houses since its prime recluisite is func- tionalismfi It will propogate equally well in poor and good soil. in window box or penthouse roof. lt will give the admirer a relief from the ordinary, row upon row monotony of gardening with an informal multi-xaried arrangement of vegetation. l call upon my fellow-gardeners to join in one concentrated effort to or erthrow the old garden concept before it is too late. Descend in mass upon the crops, uproot them, destroy their seeds and scatter their remains, so that the weeds may feed on them, uninhibited, to the joy and leisure of the urban gardener. 19 X u. , X QQ SQQX v Y? X , 6 xiii 75 Q Qxxxf 2142 W, mi 3 3 N gg awww Q' Rr 3 wwf ...x4!!4.fJ-f, f f q,L'f-1522. ' l ' fp, ' P5 A nv if 2 xx fi OT A 1 x7 V+' ' ,wb - f A CWD- f if gw 935 ffww 'Cf sw' ax A S ff? Gv,6 im! 12 Q . N Q 'fm f741,f fig' M X J X 4 Q6 xi Q-KD I rd 22, WW G5 If KTE3. Z wc? 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Garb and I have been business partners for a long time. We have stood by, body and head. We'x'e spent many hectic times together all due to those characters-namely Seniors. We'x'e been admired, abused, pulled at and insulted by these humans. Let me tell you about all the various types of Seniors we have come into contact with. There are knock-kneed, fat, skinny, lanky, rolly-polly, stumpy and lop-sided Seniors. But there are only three types of Gowns, short, medium, and long. About three months before graduation the Seniors fill out slips stating their height and weight. It's up to Garb to see that all the Gowns are assigned accordingly to the Seniors. It never fails! Tubby Senior will get the petite size. But,'i he moans, I thought I'd lose weight by June. Then one girl will get a Gown that reaches her knees. How was I to remember that I'd be wear- ing five-inch heels today! she tuggingly states. Loppy, the lop-sided Senior, starts using profane language and can't under- stand why they can't manufacture balanced Gowns. fWhy doesnt he balance up?j My end is the head. The Seniors are ex- pected to know their head measurements too, by graduation. Some must practice head shrinking because when the time comes-whoops! goes the Cap down the face. We've had strict training in How to Prevent Sliding but can't always keep our- selves composed. When some of these char- acters had their heads measured they must have had swelled heads or mosquito bites because once we perch upon their heads it looks as though we are up on the thirty- third plateau. AP AND GOWN ESTA-ANN HALBREICH Oh, my, such woes we have! Some char- acters will just throw Garb and I around while others will pat and smooth us. There are three different attitudes among the Seniors: Qlj Isn't it great! I'm grad- uating! fly The blase approach-I am graduating, and lastly f3j Wfhew! I finally got out of the joint! flj Senior proudly wears his Gown. It is on straight and his head is held erectly, the Cap soaring above, the tassel gaily bob- bing. I-Iis face is aglow as he vainly searches for the familiar faces. flj Senior nonchalantly walks down the aisle, shrugging his shoulders. His Gown hangs limply, his Cap is tilted and his face is expressionless. C33 Senior wearily trudges down the aisle. I-Ie looks from side to side, he cant believe that he is finally graduating. It's been Ll hard struggle and he can't wait for the exercise to end. His Gown collar is crooked and his Cap is too small. QI-Ie measured his head two years ago when he was .inppoied to graduate!j No matter what kind of a Senior you are, you have attained the title of Senior and are a candidate for graduation. Upon your body is Garb the Gown and me, Cappy the Cap. Wear us anyway you like as long as you are comfortable. VVe've lasted this long, we'll be able to endure a few more years of work. It would be very boring if our jobs were routine. You characters certainly make it interesting and give us something to talk about! Sincerest wishes to you, who are in Cap and Gown, from Cappy and Garb. 21 AST WILL AND TESTAMENT LINDA BRESSLER JUDITH FEINSTEIN RUTH GERMAN MARILYN SHAEER WE, THE Senior Class of june 1956, being of sound mind and body, as verified by our medicals, do hereby bequeath the following Last Will and Testament: Mr. Williaiaa A. Clarke: Sincere thanks for leading us through both the calm and turbulent waters of our journey aboard the Clipper ship. Miss Marie Keller: Thank you for making us the greatest Senior class in the history of john Adams. fAren't we?j Mr. Patterson: A recording of Perry Como singing: Today is Friday, All Day. Mr. Hundt: A controlling interest in I-Iunt's, producers of Hunts Tomato Sauce, Miss Bennett: Students who know that ablatiye is a case in Latin and not the name of Al Capps favorite cartoon character. Miss Burns: An all-girl class with their first name, Toots . Miss Austin: The old saying, Lets get in the swim of things. Mr. Confoy: A rubber-foam cushion to rest upon after a hard day at the oBice. Mrs. Wittner: A new set of stumpers for her math classes, Mr. Almon: A new act entitled, Mr. Almon and His Magic Violin. Miss Lizzio: A Senior class that sounds like the voices of Walter Schumann. Mrs. Foster: An English class that does not look on the floor for misplaced modi- fiers. Mr. Siegfried: Sam Levenson's home address so that he may send him his special jokes. Miss Wershals: A mimeographed sheet with all the excuses for cutting classes listed alphabetically. Miss Jones: A class that can slide down the bannister to keep up with her during fire drills. Mr. Eroehlich: Ten easy lessons in babushka waving. Miss Carney: A role in a Broadway production in which she can use her Cockney accent, 22 Miss Giammalvo: A new turkey foot for the demonstration of the tendon. Mr. Gross: A record that says Ach der lieber . Mrs. Visone: The position of President of the Selective Service Board of Adams that drafts boys as escorts to the Prom. Miss Burke: A section that will come to order without the use of a gavel. Mr. Hassett: Freshman who realize that G.O. is not part of the renowned phrase of hepcats- Go, go, go! Mr. DeCiutiis: A program called, Can You Top This Explosion? Mrs. Stern: Members of the Ciizzzllmi' Statl with a nose for news . Miss Connolly: An answer to how we can send the Clipper copy to the printers in Brooklyn by air-mail. It can be done! Mrs. Gould: Contour sheets. Mr. Steed: A portion of the Dewey Decimal System for filing old cuts. Mr. E. Clarke: An airrconditioned office in which to mark the English Regents. Mr. Fisch: An escalator from Room 232 to the boiler room for his personal class tours, Miss Laws: All Senior sections on the first floor. Mr. A. M. Richter: The puzzlement: Does A. M. really stand for Ante Meridian? Bliss Jewell: Publishers bidding for the option on your new essay entitled, On Unopened Exam Papers. Mr. I-Iazelton: An audition on Arthur Godt'rey's Talent Scouts. Miss Johnston: A Sombrero to remind you always of the Senior girls doing The Mexican Hat Dance. Mr. Grithth: Another Bob Clement. Mr. Byrne: A silxer-plated whistle for your morning patrol duty. Mrs. Secor: An article explaining Why' Slots Are in Desks . To all those not mentioned we thank you for your patience and understanding. To the juniors, Sophomores, and lowly Freshmen we leave a trail of blood, sweat and tears as well as our moth-bitten gym suits and dilapidated sneakers which can be found in the sterilizing room as a living monument to us. In witness whereof, we have hereunto inscribed our names and set a seal to this Will, on this twenty-eighth day of june, nineteen hundred and fifty-six. 23 f 4424 QP, f 5 L 'sf M -. 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'- 55 X X fl 'f-fig, -Gr I lfli til f XG- 1 ef, f' 52A 'ee 1 5, Jem- ,!L,iA V fx' A Tse' X ix, AN sg 'c11f,-'- I ' rf- 'A , ll 0 lf reef 'ieaevee 11 lfwx '.',4Q, A 'gy VV , If -- - .1i,,,:, 7111 eff A , 5 - .1 ---L ....,f.- . -I ,I l ' ,KF 1,-, ,,.-eq..-2 ff -fx- at-fl JF, I f H U , ,f KI HIV' V - ' 3 . ' - 'E' .1 ' ff Aman! jf? Ag i 1 means something different Some of us will seek higher education. Others will go im- mediiitely into the business world aided only by their high school educationg but .ill of us will carry in our thoughts the memories of these years-the friends we haye miide and the guidance we have re- ceiyed. We shall always be grateful to Mr. Clarke and Miss Keller for their immeas- urable help in molding us into good citi- zens-worthy Americans, We will cherish always the memories of the G. O. campaigns and the platforms which were sometimes outlandish, the won- derful assemblies especially the glee club presentations, and the many different senior activities which came to an end with the epitome of our senior term-the Senior prom. The .ithletic gdmes .tnd the m.1ny other extra-curriculiir activities will .1lXY.1yS bring to mind the cheering when our telms scored th.1t winning point .ind the wishful thinking when they were losing. Now .is our four years .ire drawing to .1 close. we. the Senior Class of June 1956 would lilic to extend our deep .ippreciation to the f.ieulty who through the years have helped to make our school days both edu- eationtil .ind enjoyable. As we embark on 1 new phase of our lives, we will always hold dear to our hearts the memories of these years. X ., .. .' I 2, 11-f:ffi3iei f 5 le. ,:. S ?X ,K E 5 E: 1 . f S Q L' ft P .-:LV 1 E 5 E H 'E 1 'uk -.QQ W Z..- 9 . MX ,- . Q X 'QfKaci2?!EiZg mW' 534 Q AIIW if 55, I EE E 'i S ,gf , Q .,,, . ' I-Qfif -. -fg AfV. . .' x W :ill L, , v f 2 5 ?i' .i 'I ' -:-:ff-:ELH 3 f i4',:f,.u md Senior Class Cfficers Prcsidcn vw 99 'N ROSE MARIE NAPOLITANO .IEANETTE HENDERSON bu rut I-IERMANN KNOLLE 25 You mzzrt Iook into people L15 well ar at them. - A Arisifio. CL Fir A , Ho ' g Certifi- ca , P. . .L. ns, econd Hon- , Girl ll a rophy, Aide o Mr o , Mrs. Kean, ltfo! Squ , sh' o Lu '53- ect nt-,Be r s n tive, du riet S X - Cla s 'g t '56, Woff- Iey all, wimin C s, rveilrn tic, T e Exchange ,f3T - prepare Test .-Busii-less 1 I AB. IN. IUDITH Second H310 , Spanish Profici- ency A .S. .. ' ' tAid rtif hevr 0 1 0 ... s, . ' - oom Tx, uad ' A ain- Section R D - eintativ ' , Cheerleaders - - Drama ' 2 ive for Bad L ' Boomer , Variety Show, Class Nig t '56-Show Business. L P , F s e' ' l , - t . As- g..y 0 GS, id' 5 gi rl ' -iss if AY. d, un w G e - -if , Af, . . ALBANESE. MARGARET Iunior Arista, Second Honors, Aide to Miss Curtis, Table Cap- tain, Lunchroom Service, First Aid, Home Nursing Certificates, Variety Show, Class Night '56, -Business. ALBRO, ARTHUR Second Honors, funior, Senior Ar- ista, Bronze, Silver, Gold A's , Honors School, Meritorious, Ex- ceptional Service Awards, For- ums, Honors Asemblies, Honors Asemblies Council, Aide to Mr. Troyano, Mrs. Martin, Miss Laws, Miss Keller, Mr. Landers, Miss Szotkowslci, Lunchroom Lieuten- ant, Hall Patrol, Key of Courtesy, Pemblec Club, Track Team, Soc- ial Dancing, Class Night '56,- Oueens College. ALLOCCO, MARY First Aid Certificate, Aide to Li- brary, G. O. Office, Mr. Hassett, Mrs. Stern, Fashion Show '53, '54, '55-Business. 26 Cberterjielci ABRAHAMSEN. RUTH First Aid Certificate, Aide to Miss Szotkowski, Table Captain, Vol- leyball Club.-Business. AHLEFELD, NANCY Second Honors, Bronze, Silver A's , Iunior Arista, Meritorious Exceptional Service, First Aid, Home Nursing Certificates, Aide to Miss Armstrong, Lunchroom Sergeant, Captain, Miss Novotny, Miss O'Connor, Miss Wershals, Miss Keller, Miss Curran, Social Dancing, Cheerleaders, Pemblec Clubs, Dramatics: A Star in The Window, Boomerang, - Busi- ness. ALB ECHT, KARL Aide to . Martin, Mr. Ritter- and Cooney.-College. Q, I. ,tg 9 . , 6 ALEXIS, EDWARD jor A's , Bronze A, P.S.A.L. Medals, Aide to Mrs. Wittner, Mr. Benjamin, Mrs. Howes, Mrs. Mat- her, Library Squad, Hall Patrol, Lunchroom, Italian Office, Foot- ball: 54 55 .-US. Army. AMBROSVINO. ANNA Second Honors, Bronze, Silver, Gold A's , Iunior, Senior Arista, Spanish Proficiency Pins, Meri- torious, Exceptional Service A- wards, First Aid, Home Nursing Certificates, Library, Biology Squads, Lunchroom Sergeant, Lieutenant, Aide to Mr. Richter, Miss Szotkowski, Miss Goodwin, Miss MacDowell, Spanish, New- man Clubs, Fashion Shows '53, '54, Volleyball Tournament, Chev- FOTIS: Variety Show, Class Night 56.-Katherine Gibb's Secretarial School. One AMBROSIO. THOMAS P.S.A.L. Bronze Medal, Second Honors, Aide to Mrs. Maresca, Mr. Sheerin, Dr. McGill, Miss Cur- tis, Mr. Hazelton, Mrs. Visone, Mrs. Mather, Hall Patrol, Lunch- roorn Service, Track Team, Hand- ball lntrarnurals.-Business-Pace College. ARATICO, LAURA Second Honors, PS.A.L. Medal, First Aid, Home Nursing Certifi- cates, Lunchroorri Service, Table Captain, Aide to Mr. Clemens, Mrs. Deagan, Volleyball Club.- Queens General Hospital School of Nursing. AZZATO, HENRY Second Honors, Aide to Mr. Mos- chella, Mr. Steed, 'Clipper' Art Squad, Art Editor 1955-'56, Lunchroorri Service.-Cooper Un- 1011. BACH, ARLENE First, Seoond Honors, Bronze, Sil- ver, Gold As , Chemistry A- ward, Iunior Senior Arista, First Aid, Horne Nursing Certificates, Spanish, French Proficiency Pins, Aide in Chemistry Laboratory, Dean's Squad, Orchestra '53-'55, First, Second Meritorious Service Awards Aide to Mrs, Kordal, Bi- ology Club,-Brooklyn College. BARON, PATRICIA Second Honors, Meritorious Ser- vice Award, First Aid, Home Nursing Certificates, Aide to Miss Hart, Miss Austin, Mrs. Stern, Lunchroorn Service, Volleyball, Dancing Clubs.-Business 011 Goriff .fide if rz nzrzjorify. - Phillip: EJ! ANDERS , ARY LOU First id ' 'cate Aide to Mrs. Riley Lu roo Service, Table CCH Po eader, A anish CL hion ow.-B iness. I Jr WW AURORA, MA ANN A Sec d H s r' ' - ' n Ib' i ir A'd ertifi- CG' , 0: fp r , Miss Do io how '55, un hroo T ain, Ho - v ion, ation Car -Sewing, ci' Dancing, Dramatics Clubs.-College. ze . 1 v BABULA, ROBERT' S6CODg-HOHOTSQ Merijorius Ser- vice ertificate, Bronze, Silver P.S.A.L. Pins,iA,ide to Mr. Stern, Mrs. Mather, Miss Szdtfowski, Miss Disbgow, Hal Pptrol, Lunch- rom Sergeant, T le Captain, I, V. Basketball Sguad '54, New- man, French, Public 'Speaking Clubs-fBu5iness. BAILYN, PHYLLIS First, Second Hon s, Iunior, Sen- ior Arista, Third, ur Seventh Term Cornrnerci Me First Terrn Spariis e. 'tica , Sec- ond, Third Yfgsp ish edals, Spanish Pr iiencyi ins, Two Year H old WA s i' ook- ing Medal, ronzf, Silver, old As , Merit ous :Service A od, Honors Asse blies irst Aid er- tiiicate, 'dei to L guage partment, .s. in Captain, Iude n Clu, Vlxriety Show, Class Night '56.-sbsiness. ' F4 L F- Marse, Cafete 'a G' ,d, Rabi BARR, SHIRLEY Scholarship Awards, Table Cap- tain, Lunchroom Service Squad, Service in Pool, Aide in Biology Laboratory, Chemistry Labora- tory, Orchestra, Cheerleaders, Basketball Clubs.-Hunter Col- lege. 27 BARRY, ROBERT Second Honors, Bronze, Silver, Gold A's , P.S.A.L. Pins, GO. President, Aide to Mr. Stern, Miss Novotny, Mr. Troyano, Mr. Shield, Lunchroom Squad, Public Speak- ing, Biology Clubs.-College BATT GL ' VINCENT Sec d '- ol ' ilver, Meri r'ou '-Awa 'Sn atin, ltal- ian ofici I F . ' all Patrol, Library Squdd, 1.1 ' oorn S vice, Lunchroom Capt i , S 1 in Gym, Football Te .- ali n, Latin Clubs.-Long Isla d Uni sity BENNETT, 9' N Meritori us si vic A 'V 'ip st Aid, If ef si .a i 951 Ai : w iv' ' 'e'r, Lunchroom Se ice, A gipftbgl, hp Basketball Cl bs, luinif eelf'Chorus, Soc- ial Dancing, Variety Show '56.- Business fy BINGI-IAM, IANET First Aid Certificates, P.S.A.L. Medals, Chevr , Minor A's', Pofiiefzefr forty I0 little. - Twain Meritorious Se i Award, Sec- ond Hon s, Bro , i A's , Library, Ca resenta- tive, ide r. Confo i Hartst , Fari a, Mi s- tin, ergen oom, Lu '7 room ieutenant, uard, T le t Ca ' Hall Patrol, Biology, C istry, y. Labs, Volley- ' ball, Sottbal, Basketball, Bad- minton, Social Dancing, Pem- blec Clubs.-Business BLESS, IACK P.S.A,L. Pins, Service Award, Hall Patrol, Emergency Room.-United States Navy 28 BATSCHE, MADELEINE Home Nursing Certificate, Com- mendation Card, Aide to Mr. Richter, Table Captain, Lunch- room Service, Fashion Show '55, Variety Show, Class Night '56, Volleyball, Chevron Clubs.-Bus- iness School BENEDETTI, MARIE First, Second Honors, Bronze, Sil- ver, Gold A's , Italian Profici- ency Pins, Honors School, Honors Assemblies, Iunior, Senior Arista, Italian Certificate, Commendation Card, First Aid Certificate, Aide to Miss Curran, Mr, Confoy, Ser- vice in General Office, Table Captain, Meritorious Service A- ward, Italian Club, Fashion Show '53, Variety Show, Class Night '55,-College BILELLO, IOSEPHINE First Aid Certificates, Aide to Mrs. Reilly, Lunchroom Sergeant, Table Captain, Fashion Show, lune '55, Chevron, Social Dcmcing Clubs, Variety Show, Class Night '56.-Business fl f fliiyi , 0 'vi . econ o ' s- finor A in B --- 1 :gn-I Proficiency Pifli ' Q01 Serv e Certifi- catsf Silve L nze O14 A'g 5 Arista, Ho or 1124. P,S.A.L, i-HS - gg, in Lunchroorn, 1 .9 , -G o e Advisor's Q1 fice, F G Ce, UC S' Re- POF er, C J is nors Assem- S.- l1!A:1 . iOI'1 ' v Second Honors, nor 'A -- ot- ball, P.S. . W r , ' r, T ano, ro , nior ass Nig , Variety '55, Spanish lu rsity of .Soufhern a ' BOCCIA, VINCENT 5 BOGDANOWICZ, CHARLES Silver P.S.A.l.. Pins, Red Cross Certificate for Swimming, Aide to Mrs. Mather, Mr Hassett, Ser- vice in Lunchroomg Regents Weekg Social Dancing, Drarnatics. Five For Bad Luck, The Wed- BOR US G RGE S o Ho orsg B' e Mer- ' i r ' A rd- e to IH rg ri o , , elds, The diwozzfezzfed mlm filzdx fm eizyy ffmir. - Fmuklizz ding, The Case ot the Silent Carolerf' GO. Vice President '55, Variety Show, Class Night '56- United States Marine Corps BORSYKOWSKY, IRWIN Aide to Mr. Trcyano l.fr. Morse, Mrs. Hart, Miss leftcrcls -L. I. U. Srccklyn College :f Pharrnacy BOTSCHELLER, IANE Service Cer:if1ca'e, l:lTEf ,Ari Home Nursing Certiiicatefg Arie to Miss Kennedy, Lihrary Sagaa, Miss Finn, lunxcr .L.a'.'ar.:-: Chorusg Valleybal, Szcial Danc- ing Clubs.-Kings Cc-r.1y Ile :al Society if BRAN ALD Se alianpr ucxze A , Cirr- rn tiafi ,craig l.ler1':r1: .vrarag A ze ': ff, lones, Mr. 'Shi 'g Trcjraxcg Library ado F?.:t:g'apr.j.' Squad, l.'i ccrri G-ara, Table Captain, I i-. Arieiag ffev.'rrf:r,, French, Speech, Drarxaxc: Clair' -United States .Air Fefe BROCKMANN, RICHARD Second Honors, Aide 'o Stage Squad, Variety Show, Clase Night '56g Lunchroarri Table Cap- faing Handball lritrarriuralz- Polytechnic Institute --1 30' 237' -'Er sch ag Libr yg Hall Pa- T' lg rw cltg Sbci Djncing- I, o ek-r ' -M 1' 1 'P Q BORZELLO. lVl'A'TTHEW 'd Aide toflvfr. Alrnon, Mr. Shields, Mr Mpschella, Mr. Morse, Mr. Shiel,'Mr. Troyanoy Hall Patrolg Baseball 56.eCollege -f l' f I A I B !- 05 , IVIAN ANN rv v- ' f ard, Aide to Miss iteri S' Olticeg Miss 'Cor or, P rson, General QOH , li. Ai 'n' iasketball, V nits Cl s- Senior, Ad- VCID 'a 'lip-4 ' Al Sch ol in uc, 'ght, ri- Qty ' s ania State I n ,rs BRASWELL, SYLVESTER Meritorious Service Award, Bronze Aug Distinguished Ser- vice Award, Captain ot Sound Boothg Aide to Mr. Bequetg Mr. Sheppard, Stage Squad.-COL lege BRESSLER, LINDA Bronze, Silver, old s , pan- i'A Pr 'een P' , ir , c- x W ld an H Co e - S of ligwnr A ' cli ' in- ief amp 'g r rn Corn ' eg Lu hrc - r C un ', Di ' u' hed! er ' e' A 5 nior e r stag Pr s t ,e b, Spa? 11: u - ueeri Coyge ish Proticienc in: H 29 You rim idk? LZ day of but you cafft pw it back. BROFMAN, MICHAEL Aide to History Qffice, Hall Pa- trol, Lunchroom, Photography Staff, Mr. Almon, Photography Club,-Photographer First Goldstein, Perf' Dancing, Clubs, Variety Night '56-Fordham Home Aide to Mr fee, BURNS, MARIORIE Bronze, Silver As , P.S.A.L. Medals, First Aid, Horne Nursing, Two Exceptional, First, Second Meritorious Certificates, Aide to Mr. Richter, Mrs. DeMarse, Mrs. Sands, Mrs. Martin, Mr, Brown, Mrs. Giamrnalvo, Lunchroorn Lieutenant, Cheerleaders Lead- ers, Basketball, Life Saving, Pool Leaders, Social Dancing, Volley- ball Swimming Clubs, Band '53, '54, '55, Dramatics: '54, Finishing School for Girls. -Business CH 'HE ENE ertific i urs Lunchro Show I I j Ho l - i Ce ificate, re to ss Em- O , VG' , C ig t '56, o merci l N ,OM - Kairer BUCK, MARIE First, Second Honors, Meritorious Award, Home Nursing, First Aid Certificates, Minor A's , Bed Cross Senior Life Saving Medal, P.S.A.L. Medals, Aide to Miss O'Conner, Mr. Patterson, Miss Wershals, Mr. Piatti, Miss Keller, Orchestra '52-'56, Lunchroom, Class Night '55, Senior Life Sav- ing Clubs, Pool Leaders.-Kings County School of Nursing BUNCE. HELEN Second Honors, Senior Arista, Bronze, Silver A's , First Aid, Home Nursing Certificates, Ital- ian Certificates, Italian Profici- ency Pins, P.S.A.l.. Pin, Aide to Miss Deliernay, Miss Crowley, Mr. Lieblich, Miss O'Connor, Lunchroom Service, Table Cap- tain, Dramatics, Newman Club, Treasurer of Italian Club, Vari- ety Show, Class Night '56.-Bus- iness BURKHARDT, BARBARA First econd Honors, Bronze, Sil- ,f ,-- w ','A's , lu ior, Senior A 1'Fh ee E251 Spanish livin ' Spanish ertificate of M rlt, Qeqman Profici- ency Pinsfi .L. -ins, Meritor- ious, Excelptibnqlv, is-tinguisl'gZ:l Service Awards, l CampRs 4' - porter and Colurrmipt, Ae to Mr. Iacobson, Mr! Gunthert, Sec- retary of Newman Club, Volley- ball, Spanish Clubs-St. Mary's Hospital-School of Nursing BURRIESCE, EDITH Bronze A , Distinguished Ser- vice Certificate, Music Pin, Meri- torious Certificate, First Aid Cer- tificate Three Cornmendations, Second Honors, Aide to Mr. Pi- atti, Band and Orchestra '52-'56, Basketball, Softball Clubs, Class Night '55-'56,-Business. CADDELL. IOAN Minor A's , P.S.A.L. Medals, Aide ' Miss C rney, Miss Breit- enb , rs. ?gJ1gQlTa ap- ta' , ' e ant, l lley- ll, Badminton, lg!-ball, Soft- all, Tennis Clubs. UjgH - lege of N ing ' 53, fx' f 'L577 1 f V , , ' ff' 1 v I f yon zzffer imzzffi' you will aim bear them. - Pffzzzfzzr ER, DOLORES orsf e b , Home Nursing, irt Aid C. 'icates, Che r ns, P.S. .L. ,Me 'ls, Bronze Swxnki min edal, Minor ': , Aide to s O'Co or, Migffomins, Miss Carn A, Miss ry nglehart, Cafeteria 'S d, Cafeteqiu' Guard, Serge' able C tain QP. : Advanced Clwrus, Volleyball, Badminianig Basketball, Tennis, Softball? 'Cheerleaders Clubs, Volleyball Tournament- Variety Show, Class lfighr '55 -Business CASCIO, MICHAEL Bronze A , Silver Pin, Service Award, Aide to Dr. l.f:S1ll, Hall Patrol, Lilcrary Squad: Cafeteria Lieutenant, Handball Teurna- ment.--U.S. Arrrxg CASTELL , , MAR , A Q +, iff. hie- r Sci -Qs Baseball V ity, sk tbail lr.'::'r:'4rals - usine'E?5-X CENIGLIO I-'RA P. .A.L. ins, Aid to lf . .Akzo ' rvic inc' f rr., ,M ' , e ,lub U. 3, i.:'.'-. Air orce W CLAUSS, CHARLES Service Awards, Aide to Mr Strornbelline, Mr, Siegfried, lffr Troyano, Mr. Shields, Erriergency Room, Hall Patrol, Miss McLough- lin,-B. C. A. Electronics CARTER, FRANCES First Aid Certificate, Home Nurs- ing Certificate, Aide to Library Squad, Miss Cahill, Miss Austin, Lunchroom Service, Variety Show '56, Class Night '58-Fisk University CASERTA. BARBARA Second Honors, Bronze, Silver A's , First Aid, Home Nursing Certificates, Aide to Library Squad, Miss Novotny, Miss O'Connor, Table Captain, Lunch- room Lieutenant, Softball, Volley- ball Clubs, Chevron Awarded, Social Dancing, Variety Show '56-Business Exceptional Service Award, Sc olarship C ntre dart Drarngtiq , Aide to Da NH Pa- , Lat ' Squad, Lunchroorn, Class G O Representative, Mr. Burns, Mr. Browne, Mr. Godfrey, Miss lanes, French, Photography, Social Dancing, Drarnatics Clubs. -St. Iohns University CASTELLI, IOSEPH Bronze, Silver As , Meritorious, -h ' o l' e - CHIRICO. CONCETTA First, Second Honors, Bronze, Sil- ver' old :A's , Senidr Arista, Hc rs Fcety, hams Assem- Frenoh Proficiency Pins, Merito1'ious,J,Distinguished, Service ,Aavvards C rrendatiou Cards, .gggfiggte Kiln, Meryfn, Art, Che-vrons,T1st Aid, orne Nursing Certificates, Aide to Miss lones, Miss Delierfrfay, Lunc -. room Sergeant, Tdbl Captain, Newman, Tennis, Social Dancing Clubs, Volleyball Tour- nament, Class Night '56,-College CLEMENT, ROBERT Honor English, Aide to Mr. Grif- fith, Hall Patrol, President of Wing Foot Club, City Champ ln- door and Outdoor One Mile Run, Queensboro Champ One Mile Run, Fordham lnterscholastic Cross Country Champ, Two Year Queensboro Cross Country Champ, Anchor Leg State Dis- tance Medley Champion, Relay. -University of California 31 lt ,- Honor Iier in honey! foil. - Cleveland CO P.S. .L. dal r' rious, Br ' e , Min r j , A's , Le , ist Ai , ome Nursing Ce ic e, id to Miss Lizzio, 1 s t eans d nchro Squad Choru - ' t i Sho er Bad ottball, Pote ' Leader.-Lon L. -u i si ' Br h, Miss lleI'Sl'1CIlS, CI , U 2 , ' la N1 ' -' B , H dfjlif S: s, I' lr- as l, 1 i L, 1' GI' ,, IY -School oi Nursing v COLLINA, FLOSE CE Honors' S ond Hon s Gold A , lulfli rist , . Pri?-J ficien ' .S. . . M dal, we - itorio s ervice A ' to Mrs. Flowe, Miss M el, Mr. E. I. Clarke, Pem c, Tennis Clubs,-College COLSON, WILLIAM Minor A -Track, Hall Patrol, Lunchroom, Deans Squad, Public Speaking, Photgraphy Clubs.- College CONNOLLY, IAMES Second Honors, Lunchroom, H. E. Department, Aide to Mr, Shields, Football Intramurals, Freshman Basketball, Poster Guild fBrook- lyn Prepl,-College CORBIN, VIRGINIA Commendation Cards, Volleyball Trophy, Ianuary '55, Aide to Miss Ftiordan, Miss Breitenbach, Glee Club, lunior, Advanced, Senior Chorus, Fashion Show, Variety Show, Class Night, '56, Service Certificates, Lunchroom Service, Table Captain, P.S.A.L. Medals. -Nursing 32 COLLIER, MURIEL Honors, P.S.A.L, Swimming, Vol- leyball Pins, Aide to Mrs. Gould, Mrs, DeMaIse, Table Captain, Senior, Advanced Chorus '55, '56, Clubs, Volleyball, Softball, Cheerleaders, Dramatics: The Unexpected Test , The Ex- change , Chevrons, Class Night '55-Business COLLORA, FRANK Minor A , Bronze, Silver A's , Meritorious Service Award, Ital- ian Proficiency Pins, P.S,A,L. Pins, Exceptional Service Award, Hall Patrol, Dawn Patrol, Late Patrol, Lunchroom, Library Squads, Ser- vice in Gym, Dean's Office, Aide to Mr. Morse, Mr. Shiel, Mr. Al- mon, Softball, Basketball, Hand- ball Intramurals, Italian Clubs, Dramatics: Football Hero , lun- ior Mixed Chorus, Senior Chorus. -United States Marine Corps COMBA, VIRGINIA Second Honors, First Aide, Home Nursing Certificates, Aide to Sten Department, Lunchroom, Lieuten- ant, Captain, Aide to Miss Com- ins, Volleyball, Social Dancing Clubs, Class Night '56, Variety Show, Newman Club.-Business COOK, GERALDINE First Aid, Home Nursing Certifi- cates, Aide to Miss Laws, Sten Department, Lunchroom, Table Captain, Volleyball, Social Danc- ing, Badminton Clubs, Class Night '58-Airline Stewardess CORKE. IANET Second Honors, Honors School, Bronze, Silver As , Meritorious Service Award, lunior Arista, Spanish Proficiency Pin, P.S.A.L. Pin, Honors Assemblies, First Aid, Home Nursing Certificates, Aide to Mr. Almon, Miss Armstrong, Mrs. DeKernay, Lunchroom, Soc- ial Dancing Club, Class Night '55-Business H e if all fuzz!! who lmfb 110 fault at all. - COSTA. RAYMOND Bronze A -Service, Aide to Mr. Turin, Mr. Connor, Miss Finn, Mr, Almon, Mr. Shield in Locker Room, Hall Patrol, Clipper , Campus Art Staff, Chemistry Lab.-Business COSTELLO, STANLEY Second Honors, Aide to Miss Wittner, Mr. Siegfried, Hall Pa- trol.--United States lfavv .. .1 . f, JY ' T Sc d ' Horne' V. in guard, T ! . V l rniria Ch - . -1155 Q!!- r ns- s .. g..', .ar.-tQ snzvr CUOZZO, MARIANNA Second Honors, Proflxeicj Pr, Minor lA fc: ltalgai, C'fr,:ie:ic- tion Card, lfferitzrious Setiice Award, Aide to lffr CCQ'l1',-'Q ll.: l-lartstern, lliss De yer., Cne,t:1i:j.' Lab., Drarnatics: 'Jf::.tei. - L Stenographerf' lECL'iE'1Y.Q ' fen- ior Chorus, lunior Arista, Lunch- roorri Service, Table Captain -- Business U K, R de r. Steed ,y, ean's ua ,, Lifnc r er eant, . atics, 1 Cu s.-V' v Colle l t T6lIllQl.t'!JlI COSTA. RONALD Bronze A for Service, Aide to Hall Patrol, Mr. Stern, Mr. Sieg- fried, Mr. Griffith, Hall Patrol Captain, Lieutenant in Lunch- room, Clipper , Campus Art StaffAUnited States Army CRESCENZO. ANDREA Second Honors, lunior Arista, Spanish Proficiency Pin, First Aid Certificate, Commendation Card, Home Nursing Certificate, Lunch- room Sergeant, Table Captain, Fashion Shows '53, '54, Social Dancing, Christmas Show '53, Volleyball Tournament, Class Night, Variety Show '55 -Business CUOMO, LOUISE Second Honors, Bronze A , First Aid, Home Nursing Certificates, Meritorious Service Award, Lunchroom Service, Aide to Miss Riordon, Dr. McGill, G O. Repre- sentative, Fashion Shows, Hon- orable Mentions, Newman, ltal- ian, Spanish, Cheerleader Clubs, Dramatics: Bishops Candle- :iticl-:s, Star ln The VVinclo'N,' 'Unprepared Tent , Swirnrninfi Mr dal -Business CURATOLA, THERESA Second Honor:-1, Arista, Bronze, Silver As , ltalian Meritorious Award, Proficiency Pins, PSAL Pins, First Aid Certificate, Com- mendation Cards, Aide to Mig.: Laws, Library Squad, Service in Litnchroom, Table Captain, Cheerleaders, Volleyball, Bad- minton, ltalian, Newman Clubs, Dramaticsi Star in The Win- dow , Advanced Chorus, Fashion Show, Variety Show, Class lt-light '56,-College DALEY, CATHERINE Second Honors, Volleyball Tour- naments, Chevrons, First Aicl, Home Nursing Certificates, Aide to Dr. McGill, Miss Feinberg, Table Captain, Lunchroorn Ser- vice, Mrs, Strombeline, Biology, Newman Clubs, Variety Show, Class Night '56,-Katherine Gibbs Secretarial School 55 Nothing wily God Z5 nfcmfefzffzf. - Longfellow DANIELS, IOAN First Aid Certificate, Meritorious Service Award, Honors Commen- dation Cards, Campus Repre- sentative, Aide to Miss Bennett, Mrs. Kean, Dr. McGill, Miss Cur- tis, Miss lewell, Miss Austin, Aide in Lunchroom, Emergency Room, Pool Leaders, lunior, Sen- ior, Advanced Chorus, Variety Show, Class Night '55-Bellevue School of Nursing AVIDSON, PATRICIA Meri o 'ous Service Awards, Sec- ond' onors lunior Aris , Hon- or A embl , Honor S o l, Ma- jpr, Vinor t rs, .' 4, . Pins, Aid to r. fr '. Cf ld Mies C nor, J' .V-tx: o D11 lLVLffICri able u in ,fl ch- ro qu , ead 5: eacl- , . le -sp. Ba : X o l, Soc- i Da 1 ,14 Softball s, Class Night, ariety Shoi '56.dBusi- ness l 'DE BARD, DIANNE First, Second Honors, First Aid, Home Nursing Certificates, Aide to Mrs. Visone, Miss DeKernay, Miss Iones, Table Captain, Social Dancing, French, Swimming Clubs Dramatics: A Star in the Window -'5-4, Pemblec Clube Katherine Gibbs Secretarial School DE GIROLAMO, MARY Home Nursing Cer 'f' , Aide to Miss Deliernay r. Hart, Lunchrom L' n - Fash' n Show, Variet o - lass ' '55, Soci a c'. ,Z V ,ll b l Clu e- va Pier will V DE LAURENZO, LOIS Second Honors, Bronze, Silver, Gold A's , lunior, Senior Arista, Honor School, Forums, Meritori- ous Service Awards, Honor As- sembly, Commendation Cards, First Aid Certificate, Aide to Mrs. Lyons, Miss Comins, Mr. McVey, Table Captain, Cafeteria Lieuten- ant, Newman, Dancing Clubs, Variety Show, Class Night '58- Business 54 DANNA, CLAUDETTE Second Honors, Bronze, Silver A's , Iunior Arista, Spanish Pro- ficiency Pins, First Aid Certifi- cate, Aide to Miss Feinberg, Li- brary Squad, Table Captain, Lunchroom Sergeant, Clipper Staff, Fashin Show, Sport, Bad- minton, Cheerleaders Clubs, Vol- leyball Tournament, Drarnatics: The Exchange, Pot-Boiler, Variety Show, Class Night 55. -Hofstra College DAV 0 RENCE ball Volle u l - 0.- . A tball Pemblec 1 s- P . , . 'S n- Dra- matics: Finishin . .vo Five For Bad Luck' V riety Show, Class Night '56.-Business Sec d H no 'Q I Iu ior ista, Br 1- er, ' o d ', irst, S 1, ff Mer oro ' vice If :fi First, Fm- Q at Exc 'on- sl -4 ice ,A dS, Fi Aid, o - N '. g ertifi . e ,V Aide to . I' nn, ni stan e Mrs. Co y ' fb -I f Mrs. rown, Miss ' ing' Mr. 1. isberg, I..ur1Cl'lTO 1'1'1 'll ' -I t in, CO- CCfpIGjI1 ' If no 0 '- 'IIQ If Reg- ents -f' Se ic , pot Class, Dancing, ' :-' : 4.- . asket- , . I I DE FLORA, VITA MARIE Home Nursing Certificate, Cv. O. Representative, Service Certifi- cate, Aide to Mrs. Dones, Miss Moloney, Miss Lomax, Lunchroom Service, Table Captain, Volley- ball Club,-Business DEHMAN, HELEN P.S.A.L. Pin, First Aid, Home Nursing Certificates, Second Hon- ors, Art Certificate, Fashion Show '53, Regents Honors, Aide to Mrs. Strombelline, Miss Curtis, Mr. Richter, Lunchroom Sergeant, Guard, Leaders, Volleyball Clubs, Sports Class, Social Dancing.- College DEL DONNO. ROSYE First Aid Certificate, Home Nurs- ing Certificate, Aide in Lunch- room, Table Leader, Basketball, Volleyball Clubs.-Business There if 110 f DERICCO. IOSEPHIN First Aid C rtificate , . . Pin, Bronze A' Merit ertiti- cate Rep- v ide to ss B zzar' urran, Mrs D Volley- ball, Spam s, Class Night, Variety Sho r 56.-Business ' s 5 CO S, . . e. i res Mi v ny m, ' ie is? . ci , DE ROSA, ANTHONY P,S.A.L. Pin, Aide to Miss Novot- ny, lunior Varsity, Football, '55- '56, Handball, Basketball Intra- murals,-Clarkscn College of Technology DIECIDUE, CHARLES Second Honors, Bronze, Silver, Gold A's , Major, Minor A's , Aide to Mr. Moschella, Mr. Mas- cari, Mr. Scazlata, Mr. Browne, Mr. Shields, Mr. Martin, Football Team '53-'55, Track Tear: '55, Captain of Football Tear: '55, Touchdown, Gridirzn, ffxfrricri Clubs.-College DI GIOYANNI, MARY Bronze NA , 'Regents Week Ser- vice, Spatiish Proficiency Pin, Table'Captain, Meritorious Ser- vice Awaldg' Iunior Chorus, Ao- vanced Chorus, Volleyball, Soft- ball Clubs, First Aid Certificate, Home Nursing Certiiicate.+-Busi- ness , ' DOWLING, BEULAH Second Honors, Bronze, Gold A's ,, Meritorious, Exceptional, Distinguished Service Certifi- cates, Library Squad, Lunchroorri Squad.-Nursing 's Oilllcffff for betzzzty fike lmpltvifzexr. - wal ' f' 4:7 22'-9 Bleuilzgtozz DELLA ROCCA, POMPEO First, Second Honors, ltalian Three Years Award, Aide to Mr. Fisch, Mr. Keck, Mr. Benjamin, Mr. Browne, Mr. Moschella, Hall Patrol, Track - lohn Adams Award -City College 'il A A ' , 'A 'Fl i t't1 IH V' ' I .1 T l Ce ,sill 7 A'de i . : 9' ll' ' v - Iunior . Xe C. or' .' riety SlTOW 2 V - '4 17 Social Dan g . at eri re , ' choo 1 f 1 f. D 14 1. 4' ,' 1 0 -- to A , chroo rf er. ce, !l1 r lg HI t al ll - ' bf 5 I 1 ...J Nr DI FIGLIA, SALVATORE PS Al.. Pins, Basketball, Aide to Mr. Moschella, Mr. Morse, Mr. Confoy, Mr. Brown, Mr. Almon, Assistant Football Coach '54, Chairman of Gridiron Club, Va- riety Show, Class Night, '56- University ot Kentucky DI MARCO, ROBERT Bronze, Silver, Gold A's , lunior, Senior Arista, Second Honors, Forum, Honors Assembly, Aide in Library, Biology Lab., Meritori- ous Service Certificate, Photogra- phy Club,-Brooklyn College DOYLE. IEHOME Second Honors, Bronze, Silver, Gold A's , lunior, Senior Arista, Honors School, Meritorious Award, Forums, Exceptional Ser- vice Award, P.S,A.L. Bronze Pin, Honors Assembly, Class Night '56, Aide to Mr, Fisch, Mr. Steed, Mr. Troyano, Mrs. Troyano, Mrs. Szotkowski, Mr. Moschella, Mr. De Ciutiis, Hall Patrol, Social Dancing, Handball, Softball Tour- naments,-Cooper Union 55 The 'll'07'!6i,.l' cz EBERLING. HAZEL Second Honor Certificates, First Aid, Home Nursing Certificates, Aide to Miss O'Connor, Miss Szotkowski, Lunchroom Service, Table Captain, Volleyball Clubs, P.S.A.L. Swimming Pins, Chev- rons for Softball, Basketball ,Vol- Home Nursing, First Aid Certifi- leyball,-Business ESCUDIE. CHRIS Silver P.S.A.L. Pin, Aide to Miss lones, Dr. McGill, Miss Dilsello, Sixth Term Section Representa- tive, Lieutenant-Lunchroom, Hall Patrol.-Manhattan College ESPOSITO, RALPH Second. Honors, P.S.A.L. Awards, Campus Distribution Staff, Lunchroom Squad, Meritorious Service, Clipper Art Staff, Aide to Miss Clark, Hall Patrol, Senior Chorus, Advanced. Chorus.--Art College ESTWICK, EMILY Meritorious Awards for Service, Gold, Bronze A's , Maior A's , Minor 'lA's , Aide to Miss O'Con- nor, Mr, Goffrey, Manager of Vol- leyball Club, Volleyball, Basket- ball, Softball, Swimming Badmin- ton, Tennis, Photgraphy Clubs, PSA L, Medals.--Nursing-'Web fare Island FALIK, LINDA Second Honors, Bronze, Silver, Gold A's Dramatics Oscar , Honors School, Honors Assern- blies, P.SA.L. Swimming Pins, Meritorious, Exceptional Service Awards, First Aid, Home Nursing Certificates, Minor A's , Senior Life Saving Certificate, Aide to Miss Keller, Mr. Patterson, Miss Gannon, Miss Curtis, Mr. Shep- pard, Mr. Mascari, Campus , Lunchroom Guard, Table Cap- tain, Volleyball, Life Saving, lu- dean, Drarnatics Clubs, Variety Show, Class Night '56,-Albany State Teachers College 36 Jmge 012 wbirb all party are played. - Middellofz em ESPOSITO, IRENE ,l... Pin, First Aid Cer 'ficate, Capta' unch Ser- vi - niorf s Ni 56, Vol- le a ,' So tball Club- Social Dancin - usiness it . I, ESPOSITO, THERESA Home Nursing Certificate, First- Aid Certificate, Second Honors, Aide to Mr. Lieblich, Miss Curtis, Mrs. Gould, Library Squad, Table Captain, Lunchroom Lieutenant, Lunchroom Sergeant, Lunchroom Guard, Volleyball, Badminton, Social Dancing Clubs, Variety Show, Class Night '56, Drama- tics -Merchandising FALCO, SUZANNA First Aid, Home Nursing Certifi- cates, Aide to Miss Austin, Mr. Sansone, Mrs. Stern, Campus Office, Table Captain, Emerg- ency Room Service, Social Danc- ing, Class Night, Variety Show '55-Business FANELLA. CAROLINE Second Honors, Spanish Club, Variety Show, Class Night '56, Aide to Mr. Confoy, Miss O'Con- nor, Administrative Office, Mr. Hitterband, Mr. Siegfried, Volley- ball, Softball, Dramatics Clubs, -Business Fashion Table P Life ix mir 111et1.t111'ea' but five time we fire. - FASULO. CHARLOTTE First Aid, Home Nursing Certifi- cates, Commendation Cards- Aide to Miss Ftiordan, Lunchroorii Service, Sergeant, Table Captain, ltalian Club Social Dancing, Dra- matics, Volleyball, 'Softball Clubs, Class Niaht 553, Variety Show 56-Fashion ltfcflel FELICETTI, IOHN Aide to llr SChi't:es- Service in the Histor: OJIICSQ jynghrconz Squad-5 'lvdbie Captain, Segal Dancpng l-laxdbal S:t'ball Clpb.-4B1L5i1'5e.:SSl'4 FINNO. LOUISE PS,A.L. Award- Frei .Lid I-lzrfe Nursing Cerilficates- Cievrzrt Library' Service- L14:'.c?.r::ii S - geant- 'fzlleyball 3 Clubs- F 'ecd -Ex ' School F fi! FLUMA E AR T T ,. , , Aide t . ,.e. ,,'.. 2 I er- s ls, rig , Merge ' LTL u , Li' 1' ,S 4 , Pail ,a'-r, ffei-7 .Zi C , Life i J: S L . PLr..- Advarice Ui i f x 953 FRANCIS, CAROLYN First Aid Certiiicate, Aide to Ming Comins, Mr. Alrzcn.-Airline atewcraess ' 41 Cmbfe EINSTEIN. IU I W First, ,eco ronze, Sil- ver, ol Iunion genqyd Ari. a, nor School- s, rlo ors sse lies, 'do s s serriblie Cou c - -i-,-i - H o Certilic e - Ln an ti ' - ticienc s, New I sf, ' assi- U l cal ub Lat I' it icate of Meri, Merito s, I ce tio ff Diazting Servic- A Q- di Co 1 Editor I 0' r'- Mi A , PSA L. f al, :' - ro , Leaders, en'i slqe llg I .cc-cretary o ide' I , Lu - room S cant, L ut ig , er- vice W Mrs Mullia Switch- board Service with Mr. '. -tance, l-Jlarlcina Committee, ' ista Pro- arani Committee, Se r Celeb- rity Committee, Vare-ty Show, Class Night '55 -Queens Colleqe f- FERRANDINO, LUCY f ursina, First Aid Certi.-I S te.-, AL. Med , ' tot Mig -'g votn', Mrs V , 115 s Cci s, oo de Librarv s ,v rice, ist, u ro Table C otai - Dra ic., .an ',Vari if ow 5 olle ' Club -The mer- ica Academy o' Dramatic Arts FIORELLO. MADELINE Sf-fiond Honors, Sixth winner in ltalian contest, First Aid, Home iliirina Certificates: Chevron, 55, Sewing Certificate, Aide to Mr: Gould, Miss Adcrno, Cap- tain in Lunchroom- ltalian Club, Farhion Show '54, Pool Leader, Vollti-yball,-Buririesn FORTE, MADELINE lunior Arista, Bronze UA , First, Second HOHOT,-T, PS Al. Pin, First Aift, l-lorrre lkliirmina Certificates, Honors Assemblies, Commenda- tion Card, Meritorious Awards, Aide to Mrs. Avery, Miss McGov- ern, Miss Crowley, Lunchroorn Sergeant, Pool Leader: Volley- ball, Cheerleaders, Newman, Swimming, Social Dancing Clubs, Fashion Show '53, '54, Variety Show, Class Night- Katherine Gibbs Secretarial School FRANKS. IOAN Home llursina, First Aid Certifi- cates, Aide to Miss Keller, Miss Weruhals, Mr. El, Clarke, 'Clip- per Typist, Volleyball Club, Cla.-1:-1 Night '56 -Business 37 if X7 f rf it U If I He who fully .ill fore with bimieff haf 110 fizwff. - Ffflllkfjll FREDERICKS. BARBARA 'fond H or'5 ' lunior, Senior Ar ap Br lj 7Public Speak- ?-I Q - Winirning Pin5 i r 5 ' ide to Miss Gan- ria A A , F I ' I I M u-In ' Mr. Sheppard ' . i rtiticates5 Meritori- jfl I fi . S r, e AWard5 Honors As- Ll V , L semblies5 Forunis5 Fashion Show f 2.7 H54' 55 Ho arable Mention '555 f f ff? l . ctilon jBepresentotive5 Q f ll lm H G Q ji n orn e'r- an, eer ea - ' er- S cr ar 5 President of X blicl ' 'g Club5 Drama- A f ' CS, ' npreparecl Test 5 76 X I G Q Cheerleaders Squad 1 - 5 ' Chevrons, Major l'A 5 Eel Show, Class Night.- e FRYE, IAMES .1 Major A Basketball, Bronze, Silver P.S.A,L. Medals5 Hall Pa- trol.-College GALLUCCIO CAROLINE First Ai '-'Horne lxlursin Certiti g - coptesk I evrons5 Volleyball T r- nf:!3H'9Tft ' ' o Mrs, hes, rs. Averykff . d, Jlw e - tt5 Lunchroorn able ,ffap in fieu- tencrnshn nDra -B It Pla I Soi? ggicing, Folk lfwggeybo M--Clubs5 Vari- ety ShoW5 Class Night '56,-- Business GANGI, SERAPHINA Second Honors, First Aid, Home Nursing Certificates5 French Pro- ficiency Pin5 Aide to Mrs. Howe, Lunchroorn Service5 Table Cap- tain5 Regents VVeek5 Volleyball5 Dramatics- Nine Lives of Emily , -Business G THM NN. LEN Sixth T rn C ci l AWard5 First, S nd ors5 ree Year e i' da ron e, Silver, o A ' ro z , vvirnrning ' ,I .S . Me rst Prize in - s 'o o '5 , orun1s5 Major, Min r A's' Frst id, ome Nur' g C tjcati? ' Ari- sta5 orn dat I , Aide to s. isone , ' jainnor, Miss rnins5 Liz 'lir orn Lieu- ten 5 Volleyba , fi Basketball, Softball, Leaders, Dramatics Clubs.-Business College 38 FREESE, IOAN Lunchroorn Service5 Dean's Of- tice5 Swimming Club,-Business FUCHS, ARL E Second Honors5 lni r, Senior Arista5 Bronze, il r, :ld A's 5 Mi A 5 Br ze, Silver l S i in ' S5 P,S.A.L..' e C15 anish roiiciency Pin, ,Cret- anish Club ritorious vic rd5 H s Council, As nibl - r 5 Ca r us G5 . Re tative' Ai Munn5 Table aj. n5 - ders Badminton, Spa 1 ' ewrn Basketball Volley .- , leaders Clubs5 Class ight 6- Queens College Dean's Squ Mr. T ehli h, -' ss C e I GANGEMELLA, DONALD Bronze, Silver A's 5 Two Major A's for Track5 Gold, Silver P.S.A.L. Medals, Gold N.Y,U. Medal5 Gold, Silver N.Y.S. Belt- buckle5 Bronze, Silver, Gold Track Medals5 Service in Lunchroorn5 Track Team.-Business GANNON, ELEANOR Meritorious Service AWard5 Aide to Lunchroorn5 Miss Giarnmalvo, Miss Lizzio, Miss Connolly5 Ad- vanced Chorus.-Business GEBAUER. IOYCE Second Honorsg Bronze, Silver, Gold A's 5 Latin Proficiency Pins5 P.S.A.L. Medalsg P.S.A.L. Swim ing P' - Sewingk Certifi- cate Tw 'gpShfm? ' f Major, Min 5 Vol. Trophy '54: 4: tfwrnu AJ6ard5 First .Aid Certificate, Senior Ap'i5ta5 Hcnors Assembli - ,bsvrons5 Honors School5 e E LSquad5 Lunchroorn Service5 ide to Miss LOWS: MUUUQGT oil Leaders Club5 G.A.C.5 Leaders Club5 YarsYty5 voiieybqii, soitimii, Terinig' BGS- ketball, Cheerleadersll Pesmblec, Latin Clubs.-Wagner College The arf of .filezzre if ar great ar that of speedy. - Germmz GENOVESE, ANGELA First Aid, Home Nursing Certifi- cates, Fashion Show '53, Secre- tarial Service, Emergency Room, Lunchroom Service, Aide to Miss Comins, Miss O'Connor, Softball, Volleyball Clubs, Variety Show '56, Class Night.-Business GERMAN, RUTH First Honors, Honors School, lun- ior, Senior Arista, Second Prize Winner of N..A. A. C. P. Essa Contest, Brbnze, Silver, Gag? A's , Meritorious, Exceptional, Distinguished, Service lA'.-Jards, Commendation Cards: Spanish Proficiency Pins, -Forum Councii, Forums, Honors Assemblies, First Aid, Home Nursina Certificates' Associate Editor of 'iClir:per , Aide to Mr. Richfer, Deans Squad, Mrs. Brown Mr. Cusfance, Switchboard, Lunchroori Squad, I. Q. Marking Committee, Pro- gram Committee, ludean, Span- ish Clubs, Variety Show '56, Class Night '55-Brooklyn Col- lege GIMBEL, PEARL Seco Hnors, amor Anita, Bro , 1 er, od Minor A's ' oleyb Leadership: Var ity Mem er, ..S . I.feaaQ, Mer' rious, zcep' , Y 'il C S: U , I' P-,rese:iati'.' ' e ant, Arie to I-lr. l.f:. an, Mis ieuss, '.' , lwfarxn, Leaders, V y594f'S'gbail, Ea:- ketball Clu s, olleyball Trophy Iune '55, Drarriatics, Boer:- erang , The Haunted Theazerf -Queens College GIORANDINO, IOSEPHINE Second Honors, Iunior Arista, Home Nursing, First Aid Certifi- cates, Aide to Miss De Ke-rnay. Miss Curran, Mr. Riley, Lunch- room Lieutenant, llewman, Span- ish, Clubs.-Business GORDO -WYLIE, BRUCE Second s, Bronze, Silver, A's , enda ions for For- ums, Band g , Aide to Mr. Confoy, ' s s ls, Miss O'Connor, . Brownerfybrary, Meritorious - ce Awa d, Hall Patrol, Newman - B d, Hon- or Assemblie ' M Honor School.-S Hall Unive ' LC1 GERBE. TANET First Ho tors, Bronze, Silver, Gold A's , ' tin Term Award, Hon- ors, Asfsernb j orums, irs C rtiifiefate, Proficianzilin, H ers Sci? ol, Me itoafii us Ser- v'c L Cert ic le, oqze Swim- miriigfgihf C'Tg,1wi,d if atin Com- pet t-isa , Aiogi to' iss Novotny, Miss Beta sl Mr. Biley Mr. Mas- cari, Lim room Captain, Latin, Sciencei Volleyball, Pemblec Clubs, Iunior, Senior Arista.- Queens College GILiiISON, DOROTHY Meritorious Service Award, Aide to Miss Keller, Miss Biordari, Miss Curtis, Miss Wershals, Lunchroom Guard, Pemblec, Spanish, Tennis Clubs -College GINSBERG, ARLENE First, Second Honors, lunior, Se tor Arista, Honors School, Bronz? Silver, Gold3A's , Hebrew Coin- mendatign Cards,, Hebrew GQ- den. Eyin , Honors Assemblies, Fortirns, Coinrn idationt' Cards, W..N. Y. Er,RadiB?VProgram, GPO! and C?a'rnpus 31.Bepresenta't1ve, Firs1IAid, I-lgtne Ntgsing Certifi- cdtes, .S.A.L. Sv Qrrfing Pin, Or esta, '54-'56, Lunchroom Ca tain, Can-pus Columnist, Programrning' Cbrrimittee, Meritor- idus, Efceptional, Distinguished Segivce Awards, Aide to Miss O'Connor, Mrs Stern, Mr. Browne, Mrs. Visone, ludean, French, Bad- minton, Volleyball Clubs. Key of Courtesy, Variety Show, Class llight, '56,-Queens College r GOLDSTEIN, ROBERT Bronze A , Aide to Mr. Mos- chella, Mr. Shiel, Basketball, Baseball Clubs.-St Peters Col- lege GRANITO. ELVIRA Arista, Honor Clas. Ai to Miss De Kernay, Lunch o Service. -Translator x tw ww a 4-X J kt- T 39 X K .v L K I 'r w ,+I BIOST POPULAR VIRGINIA PIIRI I-IJIRMAN KNOLLII MOST ATTRACTIVIT MARGHERVIA MONIANILE DOMINIQIQ IJLILJLILSL Bm 1' mfR5ONAL1TY CALAIRIZ ABIiA'I'IIQLLO l,,IIARLliS BOL JJANOXX lil MOST LIKELY 10 bULL,1:bU RATIILLITN I'A'ITERSON LSRLMORY SCHULTZ 5 6 7 MOST ATHLETIC BARBARA NQNIJA RUIIIERT CI.IiMIlN'f 8 xf1Rc1N1A PIZZO MOST BASHFUL I' IJfII:iE,5IWQ.ONN0L'-Y' CLASS MUSICIAN YIRKJINIA PIIRI CLASS ACTOR 9 LINDA FALIK ANTHON3' l,MPLRA'IO HERMAN KNOLLE CLASS DANCER BEST AUDRLY LAPINA I0 URACE KULSIEK 11 12 I CLASS sci-IOLAR A BARBARA W'll?T'fJ'I H LIN, 5'I'IQVVART' LEIBOYWITY MUST ENGAGING SMILE ANNA NAPPA I ROBERT BARRY DONE MOST FOR ADAMS ISARUARA IXII,VI f!,II LEON ARD IHIARRISON R fffaiaw I ,MQ W A , ffwn , 1 , ,, ,F ' mf W ' W 'rw 4, ,, VV - - Q, W4 Www? 12 49' ZW f W +-QS' W' 'W ff' Aw SIX .gmfylfi WW? I W wmww 1 . f- ,My . ' NH., il? ww. vW'i Q! CLI-X55 ARTIST I5'ATRI4fl K YM UNI I.I,I IDXY.-XRD SI I NISY MOST DIUNIIILD I XROIA PI'TI RS RUN,-XID LI5,-Xl K 1 i LI,,XNb URATOR l I ,XSS VOC XI.I5lV In X I 1,XlxIuXN'. mm, nw IQ ,UW DWHM y IH II kll UNI! k,'RLI.vURY N ., . Q1 Piv- fff ,W vi-0 CLASS QHATTERBOX RQSLMARY NAI 'RO 'IOSIQPH ISOLANU IJUIETEST ,II I XT. l'I4.L'NIx5 lvlwkcfl, IKIIQIQI xc, IQII HARD MORRIS I IA NS CII AIIACI Ui M'xIxII'I'X RXX XIIR IIIII 'NIIII I x'Xl ,, ,,x.. QI.,-X55 PHOTOGRAPHER MARY 'IOYIIL SIIQYI R5 IKJ51 VH K ART! I I I MObT VERSATILE IRAIKIIAR a IfR1mIRIc,m you I-'H NARIJI 'I YPICAL SENIOR JIJMPHINI' PARISI ANTHONY DL ROSA CLFTEST COUPLE I'.i'IRIf1A ,NI KRQIIARDT IIiI.ID MALLTTA J 1 7 Q. Y-f ,diva up-....... Z 217 W ,fy f W .VV llyzzlzkfef Jbozzfai nzerefy Jbouf 1-z'lJe1'e the mzifei have been, - Tzwziiz GRAU, MICHAEL Second Honors, Bronze A , Dis- tinguished Service Award, Span- ish Proficiency Pins, Hall Patrol, Lunchroom, Dean's Squad, G. O. Representative, Science, Biology, Dramatics, Spanish Glee Clubs, Plays.-US. Air Force AFC! GRO S L1Li1ANf Second Ho s, ide o Pa ter Mrs Kala onnor ea ,Jxggdmi to Vollcyball u sigfg ari t '55.-Busi- 1 f- , . ss, 'is ' , Mis Curtis Lu c oo , Cheer- rs e nes GUZZARDO, LENORE Second Honors, lunior Arista, First Aid, Home Nursing Certifi- cates, Chevrons, Aide to Miss Keller's Office, Miss Wershals, Lunchroom Squad, Variety Show, Class Night '56, Volleyball, Soc- ial Dancing.-Business HAAS. ELFRIEDE First, Second Honors, First Aid, Home Nursing Certificates, Ger- man, French Proficiency Pin, Bronze, Silver, Gold A's , Aide to Miss Moloney, Mr. Piatti, Mr. Hassett, Mr. Almon, Orchestra, Instrumental Class for Begin- ners, Lunchroom Service, P.S,A.L, Award, French Club,-Kings County Hospital HAMMEL, ROBERT Aide to Mr. Hazelton, Mr. Keck, Mr. Mahedy, Mr. Shields, Mr. Moschella, Mr, Mascari, Football Team, Major UA , Gridiron Club, Touchdown Club.-University of Kentucky 42 GREEN, GEORGIANNE Secon onors, Bron? AH: FHS? Aid, e Nur i Merit s, ' n G - vice rdZ to r. Hassett, Miss loney, s Riordon, Miss McD well, Miss i , Miss Good- win, Regents KLPIOQTUIU Committee, T in, ieu- tenant, Soc' l D ing Cl b.- St. Mary's- ch of Nursing GUNTHER, MARIANE Bronze, Silver, Gold A's , Sec- ond Honors, Meritorious Service Award, Swimming Pins, P.S.A.L. Pins, Aide to Miss Szotkowski, Lunchroom Lieutenant, Table Captain, Advanced Swimming Club, Lifesaving, Leaders, Vol- leyball, Softball Clubs.-Business G z n of ARCELLA, Yr' ECO Ona, , ' . C IA- '- C I n i ' If quad, Ass - n 1-,. V I i I OITI , CLD , ei en - - ma - o . A 3 na Al fine, !'0 ln I fi. -x ul I u I t 1 1 A- .yi 713i HALBREICH, ESTA-ANN Sec d Ho , Honors S ool, s, orum Commenda- tion , o um Cou ?er, Bronze, old 3'A'r - Min Maior A' ' Fi 1: - ency Pin, Meritorious, Exce - tio ui A r , ome , sing ertifi- cate- ditor n- i of l'Clipper , , Q ad, Aide to Mr. E. larke, 1' Connolly, Miss Re s, Mr. d, Lun r - vice, Progr r. Q' tee, Basin ball, Softball, Volleyball, ad- ers, Chee e ers, enni a - minton, , Night, Variety Show '5B.-Brook- lyn College HARMEYER. CHRISTIAN Second Honors, Bronze, Silver, 'A's , Bronze, Silver P.S.A.L. Pins, Aide to Mr. Griffith, Miss lewell, Mr. Hazelton, Lunchroom Service, Meritorious, Exceptional Service Awards, lunior Arista.- U.S. Navy M De , r Vt s r ss r , 1 4 I r f 1, , ii ' ' . F1 Danci in T ' - 'o et .Sw , .. M , AM if x Pilffcjllfc' if flu, mfultvrzzzjmz of zz'2m'w11. - Sf HARRISON, LEONARD Second Honors, Maier Letters in Varsity Basketball, Bronze, Silver A's - P.S.A L. Pins, Track Medal, Basketball, Baseball, lntramizral Awards, Lunchrooni Service, Hoopsters, Spanish Clubs.-New York University HAUSER, MARILYNN First Ala l-l:rt1e flaring Ce :. Cotes, Aide 1: lfxss Austin, l,fr.' Lyons, 2.1155 Ar::.st':n'- Lan rcri Table Capt rr Fife? A V ,, , .. ,- rts, veigeniau 1, -ara lS'a'i: 's Clubs 'e 55 -Eusfess S HEFFERT, MARYLEN Seccnzi l'l::'.:rs: f.fLr.t' .l. C Ala Certgfiaate 2 3 Fegiiieru 7jQiJ51f,4Z.f5Q'fQ'f,.7 4 fer, ' 1 -. ltetball lfolleybaq ffe'.'.'i1... . ball S:f:Lal Cant na Cltii, 'La .,, ...vu .,,-..,, ,., r, ,-,, my Gus-,Y P,-ef 'V ,. . -, K, L ITIEEE HENDERSON, P S A L, , - , Libr ,T T Jan Squagf Art Squ Uri iclofgy Pernblec, Softball, a 'netball 'fel' leyball, Leaders labs, S-satan Representative, l Night '55,- Queens General .ospital-Schzcl of Nursing etball, -Business -tiger x Alzgzzififze .' HAUSCH, C1-LROLINE Mer'tCrious'i Nflervige J ,Award, Bfslti. shwifirlii'-FE Pin, First Aid, Home Nursing Certificates, Aide to Niles KQIQWKY,-Miss Curran, Mrs.'Shiel, Mr. Vfeisberg, Table Captain, fin L1'ii'1Cilirooii', Regents Week, Committee, Newman, Bas- ketball Clubs?- Claes Night 55,- Bri:f:i n ess ' , J HEDDINK, C LE Minor WA , irst A1 Home N -- ing Cf -ates-fAide to rs. Avery sset 4 ,Miss olo- ney,, li .!Ma- arn Corfmittee, Re e LZ ee? Com- rnittee,Soitbal, A ,,i, gtball Clubs. -l3usinessfZ'j Wgfffcjf ,fwfr X, HEINSOHN, HOWARD Pirft Second Honors, Bronze, Gold 'As, Honors Assemblies, Meritorious Service Certificate, Elioliay' Pliystcs, Chemistry Labs. Service, Advanced, Senior Chor- unex, Aide to Mr Landers, Li- brary' Service, Forums, lunior, Senior Arista, Boy Leader of Pem- blec Club, Gerriran Proficiency Pin, l-ltnors School --Polytechnic Institute HENDERSON, YOYCE First Aid Certilicagg 'Volleyball Toyirnarnent '53, ide to,Mi'. Gross, Mr. Kle-llly,i Crodsil, Luncl1roorn',Seervice,'!l Class Night 56:-Business , 1 HEUER, .IRENE Bronze HA , ,Second Honors, Mer- itorious Service Award, Regents Honors, Aille to Miss Keller, Miss ' Wershals, Regents Vveelc Service, Dr. McGill, Table Captain, Miss Curtis, Deans Squad, Volleyball Club, P,S.A.L, Awards in Swim- ming YBusine-ss 45 Truth if tbe higher! thing man C4112 keep. - Chaucer HIORT. B B Bronze A , Mer us A , Aide to Mis Cr ey, Ch '-try, iol . Ser i e, r, Ci- tiis n ro ice, ' s- tr ueens ge HOFMANN, FRANK Minor A in Baseball, P.S.A.L, Pins, Baseball Trophy '55, Aide to Mr. Martin, Hall Patrol- Library Squad, Lunchroom Table Cap- tain, Dawn Patrol, iohn Adams Baseball Team-South Side, Champs '55, P.S.A.L, Pins, Soft- ball, Basketball, Handball lntra- murals, Clubs.-US. Navy HOROWITZ, FRED Spanish and Latin Proficiency Pins, First, Second Honors, Bronze, Silver, Gold A's , Ar- ista, Honors Asernblies, Two Year Spanish Medal, Aide to Mr. Lan- ders, Mr. McNamara, Dean's Of- fice, Library Service, Meritorious, Exceptional Service Awards, Lunchroom, Spanish Club.-Col- lege HUNDERTMARK, VALERIE Silver P,S.A.L. Pin, M itoi Service Award, ' ' ome Nursing ' ca es, ide ' . Clemens, i ustin, i . e Marse, L' y - Leader, man, eybal Science f C bs, , Dr atic Wanted AL5S rap elf4S Vincen s fos itafi Sc ool Nurgrigf ' uad, T Captaingflf chroom . qu , Po Kiwi sg I of IMPERATO, ANTHONY P.S.A.L. Silver Medal, Meritorious Service Award, lohn Adams Iazz Band, Lunchroom Service, Class Night, Drarnatics: Five For Bad Luck The Case Of The Silent Ca1roler , lohn Adams School Band and Orchestra.-College 4-1 Horr . First ors- 5 z Silver, Gold Ag , 'Q 'L u J ri a, Span- pife -1, :sl Tv 6I'VlC9 A- Wqfds, ii '- ,Vid H YVSHQ SWiII1- mingi :A f ' 53-'55' Manager Baseba Tea ,- '54, orum As- sembly Co .gd tee, nors and Forum 5.1.- gffglf nion Col- lege ' ' f ' fi UL 4 l ' ' ' -AE! - ish Pr 1 cy Pin. ember Em 6 ' I . S. 5 .l'. ' Y , HQG1-XNS,VIVIAN Major TA , Minor A's , Chev- rons,u P.S.A.L. 'Pinsg zMeritorious Service Awardf First Aid, Hcme' Nursing Certificates, Honor As- sembliesf' Aide fo Mrs. Brown, Mr. Custance, Mrs, Geary, .Li- brary- Squad, Switchboard Ope- ratorf Table Captain, Lunchroom Service, Mail Clerk, Volleyball, Solftball, Tennis, Basketball, Bad- minton Clubs.-Queens College HOYER, ERIKA Second Honors, Bronze A , Min- or A , P.S.A.L. Pins, Aide to Library Squad, Mrs. Howe, Miss McDowell, Mr. Sliiel, Section Rep- resentative, Lunchroom Service, Pemblec Club, Poot Leader, Fash- ion Show '53, Iunior Arista.- Wagner College IHNE, ANNE Second Honors, Service Certifi- cate, Aide to Mrs. Mather, Miss O'Corinor, Lunchroom Service, Softball Club, Swimming Pin, Volleyball, Glee Clubs.-Busi- ness IMPERI LE, MARTHA Distinguishe Service Award, P A.L. Swi ing Pins, First Aid, o e Nu si g ertific tes, - nd t' Car , A .e s ght, ' i Show '5 , W evr nf! ide i s Austin, r. B. C ke, 'ss unn ' in e' S c , B lc a l, A , i D -T1 ' u .w Lea n- 1OI', i r ' n S,-Q n CO1- leg ursi o Lf F1'ie11f1'.i'lvilI7 ii' the wily L'6lllElIf Mm! will ever bold live zvorlaf Zogetfaer. - WfjlJ0lZ IORIO, SUZETTE Second Honorsg P.S.A.L. Medals, First Aid, Home Nursing Certifi- cates, Lunchroom Servioeg Aide to Miss Saurnell, Miss Lyons Miss Armstrong, Mrs. Done-s, Mrs Avery, Miss De-gan, Miss Gan- nong Volleyball, Softball, Lile- soving Clubsg Class Night 55-- Telephone Company' ISOLANO. IOSEPH Second Honors: l3ron:e Ang Fra- rriatics ,Fdcar '- P S A L txfeiols- -.1 Severyth erm G C3--Fgsentv ative7. ' F 'stein l.fr Shielps lift 0 ,. rneyjcard Mrsl 'sii ' 'ui Patrol: Lunch- gorn 'ai 4 luriety' ass iqi ct 1 ,r-.,. it ,U , Pla Sf rhe ' -1-f ' , X-arse Bi . r - C, 'ei1:Qi:. fCh'.:rge lt a , EE 'PZ' filers Mfhe Wedd' vf'7 ?':r7e :Pixie Sliifi' Carol gL!Scfr, - lalizi -ntrarxurcf V netcc., Scitali ciuigeff fe Ltr. swf, iff Strombeliie, C Ci Egecgtfre Czuncilf FrT.ie:Q72?1 ?7 f::5:f.. Fifi Aide, l'.lI11CT,'., 1 .l.di :+e-cei Chcrxsesg C':riir:e:i ' Cara -St lor.: 3 L':i'.'-ereg IAKEL, AILLIAN First Aid Horne fgrizj Cer cates, Aide 1: ..f.ii CC? ' Mr l.fc'fe'-'- Sxitfe Lpic. Table Cacia? -E :Lei E IAMIESON, ROBERT First, Seccxc Fizz? P2 Pins, Ercxze A .A ce ': lfovotny, l.fr Eine -ci - Mr. Griffith Han L .'.. . room l.ie'4tencr.', ' -CC l..Y. IASIRZEMBSKA, MARGARET? N Second Honors, Eronze, Gaia A's , PSAL. Fir., Ezccepucnal, Meritorious Service Awardzg Fzzfzi Aid, Horne llursing Certificate: Aide to Mrs, Kordal, Mr. Richter. Mrs. Reussg Lunchrcorn Service, lunior, Advanced Chorusg Drarna- tics: New School of Wives . Secretary Wanted g Senior Ar- istag 'lCarnpus , Clipoer Art I s Staiig Social Dancingg Chevrong Variety Show, '56,-Business Q Uh, 6 is Qin. IOVINE. THERESE Meritorious Service Awardg First Aid Certilicateg Lunchroorn Ser- geant, Lieutenantg Aide to Mrs. Wagler, Miss Szotlcowski, Mr. Weisberg, Mrs. Goldsteing Attend- ance Otiice Serviceg Social Danc- ing, Softball, Volleyball Clubsy Class Night '55-Business , IZZO, IMMACULATE onz Honors Society Meri rio, 1S Service Awardg First id, Heine Iilursina Certficates- joan ffionorsg Gold, Silver, AFS , ' j ui i2tQryJForuirrig nior, Seni r Ar: istag Aide' to wfs fri-11 '-Ii' k Squ ', Mi s rshals, iff le-r,9l?llr -IM aio,'.'FreX? l ' lub- Varigty Shoyw C ffS,. ght '55 Strl-ohnfs' Unive s ty IA S, ST HE Se d H forsg P .A , Medal 'inf ' n rd - , slr Int a . ralsg Lunch- Lie ten t, C taing Dearfs Sauadg ide to Mr. Troyano, Mr. Shields, vlrs. we, ce Bandg Carnpu., 'A talfs, Hall Pat - ross ountry Team, '53!54-C C N Y IAVINO. RITA lunior Arista, Second Honorsg Meritorious Service Awardg First Aid, Horne Nursing Certilicatesp Meritorious Fashion Show Awardg Chevrons, Italian Proficiency Pinsg Aide to Dr. McCfill, Mr. Richter, Mr Shitfres, Italian Club, Variety Show, Class Night '56g Social Dancing, Volleyball-Business IE E DITH rrirrienda 'on ' dg First Aid, 9 s rtilic t sg Re- tgf on Aid t Of- PP Mrs. , r ' terg Table aptaing S , Advance C o us, Volleyb lg L der Class Nightg Varie S .- - leae 45- 1 A Q 1 .. I V I E. I. 36' ss k-o'1'I1 vo is - -r TG ' ' 0 . n , ... Tbe God who gave 1:5 Zife gave zu liberty at the mme time. - !6j?61'J'07Z IERUM, IOAN Bronze, Silver, Gold A's , First, Second Honors, Iunior, Senior Arista, Exceptional, Meritorious Service Certificates, Minor A's , P.S.A.L. Gold Swimming Pin, Chevrons, Honor Society, Honors Assemblies, Forums, French Pro- ficiency Pins, Commendation Cards, Leader, Varsity, Pool Lead- er, lunior Life Savings Certificate, Aide to Dean's Squad, Mrs. 'Wel- don, Section Representative, Lunchroom Sergeant, Lieutenant, Volleyball, Softball, Basketball, Leaders, Pool Leaders, Life Sav- ing, ludean, French Clubs, Vari- ety Show, Class Night '5G.- Tufts' Boston School IORDAN, PERSIA Home Nursing Certificate, Aide to Miss Feinberg, Miss Austin, Senior Chorus, Lunchroom Ser- vice, Regents Week Service, Vol- leyball Tournament, Social Danc- ing Club.-Business KAIST. HILDA Second H nors, unynr, Senior Arista, 2 Q E- ,Z e , Gol ti , COIIHI16 onlin 'Gia g Pin- it e e s, li- - or Choo, 9 s ' sse -a , orums, Fir, ..I' QL rsing C - V ' 'c s, ' nam , Meritor- ' ervi 1 Certi ' ates, I, Q. M ing om ee, Prog am mg, e, f n- to r, ' . ter, . Molon i' Miss n, Mr. Lgfh ,Zgfunc oo ' utenant, Dean s ffice, s, Spanish, , Senior, vanced Chor- u s, Girls Chor s, Variety Show, Class Night 56. nter College KAR B Home Nursin ' 1 - 2 Certif- cates- x, . L. V ' 0. . Secti epre- -- V -- O eerlea er Volley- all Spani Club - lass Night, arie Q Q The American Academy of atic Arts KAVALER, MARTHA Pins, ll, yball ntramurals, Minor A , Volleyball Trophy, Class Night '56.-Queens College S o onors, Bronze, Silver 's unior, Senior Arista, Chev- ro mm ndation Cards, For- -, norsy ' ssemblies, Honors '-lay -,r r ng Co mittee, Aid 'v - roehlich, 3' ss S - kow i, ,V L O'Con r, itor- iou I f-gf Aw f, Lu r Squ D 's sr ad, Lx a ing, 'C' ea I, s, Br! e, Sil- ver, G o, . . Nimming 46 IONES, LMA Minor A's , P .L. Me l, First Ai , Hom rsing ificates, Vo e Toufrn t Certifi- cat e ons, e to Mrs. K , ' in, Miss Mil , Mi s euss, . Mecinski, t- b l, ll B ad- minto S i 1 g ' ,Cheer- leader Clu s, Dancing, Variet Show '54 5, '56, Class Night.-Nursing School IOST, RODNEY Second Honors, Meritorious Ser- vice Awarcl, Exceptional Service Award, Bronze 'A , Aide to Mr. Cronan, Mr. Sheerin, Library Squad, Lunchroom Aide, Hall Pa- trol.-Northrop Aeronautical ln- stitute KAPPES. IOAN Silver, -Bronze A's , Meritorious, Except' nal Service Awards, . . .. .Ji P,S.A.L. ' -:- A 1' -- ' ns, Fashion Sh 4- 2 yi E. A. Conven- ti - Secf' , Campus , Clip- ntative, Bazaar '53- 54:5 .fra f. ci Mr. Mo Miss FF-'12-12 unch- ro Captain, ute-nan, :- .:-.- 51 s. Ho , Miss MacDow- 1 re ' , Mrs. Ellswo 1 nbach, Mrs. Meci , , 'J .dvi wi ing, Vo ey- ov-' oft , r m , Social 5 .-s Glee Clu s, lunior '- -s , Advanced, Senior horus.-Business ' 4 1 B . L KIQJCHEBL PHYLLIS Siving ertificate, Aide -to Miss M cDowell, Fashion' Show '53, Social Dancing Club, Class Night '56.-Business ing Band ior IH to Mr. Kelly Finn, Iudean, n of York Uni- versity f Graaf tlvozzglvff, like great ffeedy, need 110 lrurlzpef. - Bailey KNOLLE. Second Mr ori- Drama- tar in the Window ent Carc KHAPUKAITIS, GEORGE Aide to Mr, Sl1EIfC'.'1'Tl llr l.f:s- chella, Lk. Tr:','::1:' Stcg Squad, Table Captain Crete Guard.--US. I-f:r.r.e CI':s KRASOWSKY, EUGENE Second Hcnctsr FSAL. A'.'. :rd, Bronze A , Hall Fcirci- SETTECE in Pool, LURCHTCCTT. Aide -Excl- lyn Corxxuxlq' College - ,ii 14' -.I VSKY, CAROL- gsfi H lots, Hcrief 'f4.,Qr'ir, 1 'gg ' f ertiiicafes, Er ., S. r, 05. F ' , Swiir. m' o P! s, P , 'r . Library .. 1- - 5 l bil -KIXIE Clxci, e ' -N, ci' :gm 'ss- 5 sine KUBEK, GRACE Second Hon Eg Iunior, Senior A:- ista, Bronze Silver, Gold ', H nors ww Hon 's Assembly, F rum f fl jor, inor 'tA's', P ,A I, ' , Firs A d Certifi- oo 9 oll all 163 e rons, ead -, Section Rep re ntative lf- irnendation C aishion l J Service r ard, Iones, I i s Laws, K r. Captain, Squad, Table l-9Gf'5'2TS Volleyball, Badminton, DCITICIUQ, French Clubs S1699 Teachers College KORDON, RUTH Home Nursing, First Aid Certifi- cates, P,S.A.L. Pin, Second Hon- ors, Commendation Cards, Band, Orchestra, Aide to Miss Novotny, Mr. Blazej, Lunchrcom Squad, Camera Club, Class Night '55- Pratt Institute KRAPUKAITIS, THERESA Meritorious Service Award, Lunchroom Squad, First Aid Cer- tificate, Social Dancing Club, Aide to Miss Degen, Miss O'Con- nor, Mr Richter, Miss Vfoods, Miss Riordon, Mr, Patterson, Fashion Show.-Business KRAUS, CAROLYN First, Second Ho ors, Bronze, Sil- A's Maior Mi'ior S e a SWS A L. V , rj 'f ' V 'A A.L' d l ,,, . , .. ' wyirnmin c als, Vla. iv lun WOT, SG . G:fHAhCrs Akslem blv, 1Fm1'HSj 6fHOT'1?1lS 'ervice A d, Fir Aid fic te, . ev o Aide to , 'SS e , .irss Re' sc u- hnt in- - ros , ean's quad, F , P Volley- all, S09 all, ed in-Fball, Lead- ,-rs, Tennis Club., Class Night '55-St. Luk 's School of Nursing K 3 , ATRICIA nor gli h ra tics, Br nze, S ' S ' ming 1 sh' , Y ide in -HC ice ,vip Office: Lunc o 5 1- I1 vice, Aid Miss ilan, C eer- lea rs Frenc ub,, Class Ni , Variety Show '56.-Busi- nes KUNDEL. IOHN Service Award, Minor A for Swimming, Bronze A , Second Honors, Silver P.S,A.l... Pin, Aide to Dean's Squad, Mr. Hundt, Mr. McVey, 'Mr. Shiel, Swimming Team, Public speaking ciub- Business 47 A f1'1e1zd 15 11ez1e1' k110u'1z lil! LZ 7716117 have need. - Heywood KUNZ, IOAN'-, j Secon Honors, Bronze f , Mer- itoriou S - 3 1' 1 Sf' . ' ' S- -.J lot Gp- tain- i ary : Fashion o- ? - Horne n king - HI 5 , ernblec, Dra- . KCI P.s.A '- st id, Q Nursi cates, Aide to L Q .. . , c 1 CI ' 1 Sh 7 fl A . , .- tics Clubs,-Business 'X LA INA UDR First Seco , H n rs- B ze il ver o d luni Senior rista' itoriou eptiona ' , pa Q Proiici- f - in f 1 ion Cards' r ing Com -Q da. n Cards' Fashi n Sho '53, ' -' Firs id Certii - e, 14 th Ter r e t- ative, - r t y of . O cle to Miss K ller,, Mr. i er, ir. Mould, L ol r Ser ant, Table Ca tai A . panis lub, Class Ni ht 56,-St. fohn's Teachers 1 ge , , , S - , 1 'A' ', x ' I IV I . ti Q 's ie '- 'c Awards, 'N H O 1 as ' C l u' , 4 - '- L t , LAUER, GEORGE Bronze A , Aide to Mr, Shields, Mr. Alrnon, Mr. Keck, Dr. McGill, lunior, Senior Chorus, Handball Tournament '54.-U.S. Air Force LAWRENCE, HERBERT Second Honors, Latin Proficiency Pins, Hall Patrol, Grade Adviser's Office, Library Squad, Boys' Emergency Room,-Business X Q my . ,f . it Q JI, JA- l,,,,f., Fi 1, JLEDLWTTH, PATRICIA Meritorious Servi e Award, First ' ' , 'lskfme Nu - . q Certificates, Jippern, 1-4: leaders Squad ,X '55I'5 , M ' r A' Chevrons, For- ' um ' --- to Mr. he p d, Mr. 5 nfl! S gr Mrs. Bos r. E. I. ii., V X ll f e, Miss ' , Miss De '56 X ernay, , Lunchroom Sergeant able apt ' , lew- rnan, ncing, e l aders Clubs, Class Nigh ariety Show '58-Stewardes 48 The wr HQ LAMANTIA, IOSEPHINE Second Honors, Bronze, Silver A's , lunior Arista, Honors School, Honors Assemblies, First Aid, Home Nursing Certificates, Forum, Aide to Miss Kennedy, Miss Riordon, Cafeteria Lieuten- ant, Table Captain, Campus Representative, Variety Show '55, Class Night '56, Italian, Social Dancing, Volleyball Clubs.-Kath- erine Gibbs Secretarial School LA R SSO, - I Sil , Br fly-fa - Ai r if: o 4 Cro Tl . ilClS, II - U I, vi , Hall Patrol, 6' 'I-1'-f t- rnent, Mr, Troyan ,-B -af- LAURINO. VINCENT Second Honors, Minor A -Bas- lcetball, P.S,A.L. Pins, Aide to Mrs. Hess, Mr, Shields, Mr. To- rino, Table Captain, l.V Basket- ball.MUniversity oi Southern Cal- iiornia LEBRANDO, THERESA Second Honors, Bronze A , Aide to Mr. E. I. Clarke, Library Squad, Lunchroorn, Drarnatics Club, Finishing School , Biology Club, Class Night, Variety Show '56.- Business LEE. IOHN e Honors, Bronze Silver, ' 's , lunior Arista, Senior ris , AP. A.l... Pin, Aide tO De-a r S cl' Biol Lab., Lu 'ro Se ic - 'onors As- Se , u , emblec, Sci- ence Club . .N.Y. .1 Gezzim' doe! zvlml if nzzzff. Iizlenf dom zvlmt it mn. - Lyftofz LEIBOWITZ, STEWART First Honors, Bronze, Silver, Gold As , Third, Fourth, Sixth, Seventh Term Awards, Two, Three Year German Awards, Ger- man, Latin Proficiency Pins, NY Classical Club, Certificate cf Merit, City-Wide German Award, Boy Leader Senior Arista, Sports Editor of Campus, Basketlzall Team '53-'55, Distinguished Ser- vice Award, Chairman Honors Council, Forum Council, PSAI. Pin, Honors School, Ccrirnenda- tion Card, Library Squad, Aide 1 . to Mr. Moscheila, Chairman Fr:- grarzi Cotrxtiittee -Harvard LENNON, IEANNE First Aid Certiicaze, Home ffqrs- ing Ceiztiitcater Clcevrcns- Sengcr Advanced Chorus, Tile Cap- tain, Canfpus' Representative Softball, Vclfeykclf Basketball Bcdrriiriton Clubs -Egsness LEONE, ELENA Second Honors: 'ircize A ' Sci:- niendation Card l-feritcxczs Ser- vice Awards, Ace tc S' ...c'S1,Q Miss Corrine 2-fits f fm' fly: CU,rran, Lunchrccri Se cc, Ser. ior, Advanced Chez, .',QQC.i': High School chef-le, sf--sec leyball Clubs -B'us1r.e Secon Sands , Miss C' fre- nccrcgj. Committee, Ttgpidfgcir., , ball, Basketbal, luoecr. Dancing Clubs, Fafhicn .- '54, Variety Show, Claes f. '56 -Business School LEWIS, KATHERINE Bronze, Silver Seccrfi Honors Certificates, lunicr, Ser,- ior Arista, P,S,A,l., Pins, ltaliar, Proficiency Pin, Italian Ccrzrxen- dation Certificate, lfferitoriops Service Award, Drarnaticsi-' The Boomerang , Honors Assemblies, Forums, Commendation Cards, First Aid Certificate, Class Night '55, Dean's Squad, Library Squad, Lunchroom, Aide to Miss lewell, Mr. Landers, Table Captain, Vol- leyball, Italian Clubs,-Business LENNAN, IOSEPH Second Honors, Bronze A's , Minor A in Swimming, Art Cer- tificate, Aide to Mrs. Boss, Mrs. Foster, Mr. Hundt, Mr. Contoy, Mr Shields, Dean's Squad, Hall Patrol, Lunchroorn Service, Swim- ming Team '54, '55-New York State Maritime College LEO, ANTHONY Second Honors, Arista, Bronze, Silver A's , Commendation Card, PSAL. Pin, Aide to Mrs. Troyano, Mrs. Howe, Mr. Confoy, Miss Adorno, Deans Squad, Hall Patrol, Italian Club -College LEONE, LOUIS Second Honors, Arista, Aide to Lunchroom Service, Hall Patrol. -Drew Universitv LEVINE First, Second ior Arista, Fren h A in So Softball, College Llfll X I Gold Year! of love have been forgoitefz in the haired of cl Nzimzte. - Poe LIMBACHER, IOANNE Secofnd Honors, Bronze A , First Aid Certificate, P.S.A.L. Pin, Ser- vice Award, Iunior Arista, Class Night '56, Home Nursing, Variety Show '56, Chevrons, Aide to Mrs. Gould, Lunchroom Table Captain, Library Squad, Pemblec Club, Fashion Shows '53, '54.-Business LIPPERT, GLORIA Second Honors, First Aid Certifi- cate, P.S.A.L. Pin, Iunior Arista, Aide to Miss De Kernay, Mrs. Mather, Language Department, Spanish Club, Class Night, Vari- ety Show '56-Business w J L , IANE Se ond ' , Fir t i e tifi- c o Miss ' n, Miss O or, iss Co. ns, Lunch- ro , Variety Show Business LORANDINI, GEORGE Second Honors, Honors School, Silver A's , Exceptional and Meritorious Service Certificates, Iunior Arista, Library Squad, Aide to Dr. McGill, Mr. Hassett, Mrs. Troyano.-College LUDWIG. IOHN P,S.A.L. Pin, Bronze A , Hall Patrol, Lunchroom Squad, Table Captain, Service in Biology Lab., Program Committee, Aide to Miss Curran, Biology Club.-Business 50 LIMBRICK, GLADYS P.S.A.L. Pin, First Aid Certificate, Home Nursing Certificate, Library Squad, Lunchroorn Service, Pem- blec, Volleyball Clubs, Volley- ball Tournarnent, Variety Show, Class Night '56, Social Dancing Club.-Business LISI, EDWARD Second Honors, Honors School, Honors Assembly, P.S.A.L. Pins, Aide to Mr. Fisch, Miss Novotny, Mr. Confoy, Mr. Shields, Hand- ball Intramurals.-College LOMBARDO, ANGELA First, Second Honors, Bronze, Sil- ver, Gold A's , Italian Two and Three Yecrr Awards, Italian Com- mendation Certificate, Iunior, Senior Arista, Sewing Commen- dation, Italian Proficiency Pins, Service Award, First Aid, Home Nursing Certificates, Section Rep- resentative, History Forum, Hon- ors Assernblies, Senior Class Sec- retary, Class Night '55, Aide to Miss Iewell, Miss Crowley, Mr. Landers, Mrs. Avery, Mrs. Lyons, Table Captain, Italian, Volleyball Clubs.-Business LUCCHETTI, WILLIAM P.S,A,L. Medal, Aide to Mrs. Fos- ter, Hall Patrol, Mrs. Martin, Lunchroom Service.-College LUNDEQUIST. CLARE Bronze 'A , Second nors, un- ior Arista, First Aid e '.' ate, Meritorious Serv ce id, Li- brary Squad, ' Squad, Campus , 'de Mrs. Gon- zales, Miss y, Mr. Richter, Mr. Gro , ariish, :P lec, Tennis ma c Clubs- . - H ien-'st tit A bard b6gjlZl1jlIg nmkeflv 41 good elzdifzg. - Heywood LYDFORD, ROBERT Major A's , Baseball '55, '56, Second Honors, Bronze, Silver As , Hall Patrol, Emergency Room, Varsity Baseball, '55, '55, lndocr Track Team '53, '54, 55 3- College MACKOWIAK, SUSAN Second Honors, Bronze HA , Ei-2 cepticncl Meritorious Service Art Cornmenrsiatgdn Awards, ward for L' Contestlu G. G S ietar'-rg Aide ity Mascf' ' Irs. Kcrjal lvpas. Ke Miss, eussg Eriergsicy Bcorr Ser'. ce, 'Ccrip 'sfani G, O Rep esenia ve, oncrs Assern- bly, Luncgc Guard, President ot Biology olubfgfneerl 'JGEYQ Dance Clubs- lujlfcr .'?7gfCncl' us, Biology' Club, Ira - .it1cs: Exchange, Chet? fPrstUAf, Horne lfursing Cerffi,,'-L, 'V - riety Show, Classflfigat '55- Bellevue Schscl cf MALERBI, ARLEEN Second Honors, Iunicr, Senior Ar- ista, Honors Assembly Council, Spanish Prciiciezicy Pins, Bronze Silver, Gola As 5 First Ala, Home lfursing Certificates, Hori- ors Assembly, lfferitcricus, Excep- tional Service Awards, Library Squad, Aide to Mrs, Gould, Miss Corniris Mr Gorzalez Miss lfc- votny, Newman, -Hofstra Club, ative Bronze Pin, Mer- First Aid Swirnrnirig ,517 LYNCH, ,I ES Aidgqdgv r. T o hroorri, Hall ,fgpwpil m iw.-si. Iolgs Coll ' ,s ,g f I cfm A MAJ M1-LG , PATRI IA Se ond l-lon rs, Fashio , rds '5eC'54, is im Aid rtificate, PS . . - als, M f rio e MQ me ward, i t ' I-ge' X l . Ueisberg iss u Ie el . lsunchroorn S Jice, .,, an 5 c- ing Club, Cl ss lligh 6 q, leae I f i MALETTA, FRED' XX! S vice yAwcrrds, P.,S4fy'Bin, A' e to' iss Qdrneyif- ir. Stein- in er, iss Emerson, Mrs. Mar- ' , .'Shiel, Mr. higizls, Mr. rin, Mr. Tro , Mr. Stern, , Brow e r. artin, M4 f' ermtotte r, Sanson e- porqiri -VJ MANGIERI, ROSALIE Iunior Arista, Second Honors, Aide to Mrs, Avery, Miss Leary, Miss Gannon, Mr. Sheppard, Mer- itorious, Exceptional Service A4 wards, Bronze A , Lunchroorn Captain, First Aid Certificate, Library Squad, Newman, Italian Clubs, PSAL. Award, Drama- tics: Orchids for Marie , Home Nursing Ceritlicate, Variety Show, Class Night '56.wfCourt Stenographer MANIACI, MARIE Meritorious Service Award, First Aid, Home Nursing Certificates, Aide to Mr. Piatti, Orchestra l953 -1956, Aide to Mrs, Gould, Mrs. Kean, Class Night '53, '54.-Sec- retary 51 Olze thotflz of experiefzre if 1001719 zz whole wilderfzerf of wawzifzg. - Lowell MARCIANTE, IUNE First Hono s, Bronze, S' , Gold U ' emic A ward- o Y S t 'a l r f say ont he t lue of he ali anguage F1 , ' g ' roficiency ' d Me ficates- Mer 'o us Servi 1 rd, Aide to M . Mather, iss rowley, Mrs. A ry, Mrs. Gould, ewman, ltal- ian Clubs.-Queens College As, P Te T ' lSt ,J es ar , Seni r ' ista, ne C , T E A a 0 I 1 I - MAR DT, PATRICIA Secon n , Table Captain, Miss R us - F nch lub, P.S.A.L, Pin irst Ce ' ate, Fash- Show '5 , Hong Mention, O mn in Sewing. Regen Serv1ce Aide to MARTINELLI, ANNETTE. Second Honors, Bronze A , First Aid, Home Nursing Certificates, Aide to Miss Reuss, Miss Comins, Miss Riordon, Miss Woods, Mrs. Gould, Miss Mescinski, Mr. Burns, Section Representative, Lunch- room Service, Table Captain, Class Night '56, Glee Club, Pub- lic Speaking, Forums, ltalian Club, Fashion Show '53, '54, '55 -Business MARX, FRANK P.S.A.L. Medals, Aide to Miss Hart, Miss lewell, Mrs, Fadden, Hall Patrol, Newman Club.-Col- lege MAURO, FRANK Gold P.S.A.L, Pin, Hall Patrol, Lunchroom Service, Aide to Mr. Troyano, Football Team '55- Hofstra College 52 MARK, HELEN First, Second Honors, Senior Ar- ista, Forum, Volleyball Trophy '55, Bronze A , Meritorious A- ward, First Aid Certificate, P.S.A.L. Pin, Latin Proficiency Pin, Honors Assembly, Class Night, Variety Show '56, Aide to Dr. McGill, Dean's Squad, Lunch- roorn Sergeant, Lieutenant, Soc- ial Dancing Club.-Queens Col- lege MARTIN, ANN Commendation Card, Home Nurs- ing, First Aid Certificates, Meri- torious Service Certificate, Aide in Record Office, Mrs. Losh, Lunchroom Guard, Table Cap- tain, Sergeant, Senior, Advanced Choruses, Class Night, V riety Shaw '.56.4BUsines k ' a-4 7?-i'-I ' MARTINEZ, NORMA J Music Honors, P.S.A.L. Pins, First Aid Certificate, Singing Award, Library Service, Spanish Glee- Club, Service Aide to Miss No- votny, Mr. Gonzales, Glee Club, Basketball, Social Dancing, Cheerleaders Clubs.-Business MASVLOWSKI, EDWARD Second Honors, Bronze A , Latin Proficiency Pin, G.O. Represent- ative, Aide to Mrs. Mather, Mr. Troyano, Lunchroom, Gym Ser- vice, Meritorious Service Award, Special Commendation Card, Latin, Newman Clubs, Advanced Chorus -Air Force MAURO, FRANK D. Second Honors, Bronze A , Ex- ceptional, Meritorious Service A- wards, Major, Minor A's , P.S.A.L. Pins, Honor Certificates, Lunchroom Lieutenant, Captain, Aide to Mr. Goffery, Mr. Sheerin, Mr. Moschella, Mr. Shields, Mrs. Ross, Miss Razzari, Baseball '55, '56, Softball, Handball Intramur- als -College HllI'I',1' if Ifae rveizklzerr of frmlf. - Grofifzfl W I 1 MAU ARY Meritoriou ' rd, PS .L. Pin, Swirnrnin in, Aide ' rs. Per- gxiltiggllits 'Qeg ,ft is Goodwi , ie ' - - I If ggggshion .. how, -Qtq'i'aticsggL-1' inishina Sit-l'1ool.' Want -A ,Secret ' y - , 14.41 leaders ' i niveri' t X, o A. Ziff ILLE MA I. lunior ,XA is. eco dgjlonors- Corn ' ' Car 5' eritori- ous , -V V S Le CF1ISt d, His le ' .sin Q Ceraifi a PlS,A.L. - L' ' nze 'g i- , brar , ' eader' able C t n, or ' lub ram ps -A' tenaar , ' ,Jed ' i - ine , . MCKINSEYL Lois I Secona i-lozicrsg srcnze, Silver, Gold lA's , PSAL. Pins, lunior Senior Arista, l-lo::rs School Spanish Proficiexjf Pr., Meritor- ious Service Avrara, Honors As- sembly, First Aid Ce i'icf'te, Aide to Mrs. Lyons, Miss Biordcri, If f' Mi ' ss Cornins ..,r Jotzalezp Ta- ble Captain, Pool l.eao.er, 'Carn- puC Rppvp:pw4n-5'rL- av -nrvvl s - i-s,i..,...-, Spanish Clubs, 'farietv Snow, Class lugnt D5 -:gsxess MCNAMEE. MADELINE P.S.A.l., Pins, Bdnze, Sauter, 'Bild Sviffrr i P' ,, Firsi ,Aid Cer'1:i- X I I cate? A ,e tojllr, Squad, CaInp'.is', Lincnrczlrf, Sergeant, Table Captain Tennis. Lifesaving, Cheerleaders, -DPCY1' ish ciubg,-Wciftrr' ,fr 4 MENSING, BARBARA I , Second Honors, First Aid Certifi cate, Aide to Mrs. Clemens, Mr. Steed, Volleyball Club.-Business ,- MAYLATH. ROBERT Meritorious Service Award, Lunchroom Service, Stage Squad, Variety Show '55, Class Night 55 -Polytechnic lnstitute McDONALD, IOHN Hall Patrol, Lunchroorn Service, Aide to Mr. Mould, Miss Saumell, Miss Gannon -U. S Paratroopers i Y i , MQKNIGHT, ALICIA Second ioriforsg First Aid, orrie Nursing Certificates, Chevr,o'r1s, Advanced Chorus, Table Cap- taih, dslide to Mr. Richter, 'Pre- aramrriing Committee, Vdlleyball, Softball, Basketballi Clubs.-Bus ITIQSI: Y ' -X f . 1, rg X' MCTIGUE, MARGARET Second Honors, First Aid Certifi- cate, Meritorious Service Award, Spanish Proiiciency Pin, P.S.A.L. Pin, P SA L. Pin, Chevrons, Bronze A , Program Committee, Aide to Miss De Kernay, New- rrian, Spanish, Volleyball, Basket- ball, Softball Clubs.--Business MESAROS, MARIE First, Second Hon rs, Iunior, Sen- ' ' ris19f'Honor School, 'Hon- rb ,A,s'sErritZliei'fBronze, gilver, o. 's ir, ampusu, , ean's Sciubd, Bioog l.oE,fk,P'rogram- rnirf ,V Cbmrnit ee, ,ilie to Mr. Efdljdho, Mrs, E, larke, Miss Curran, IKM. McNich1 as, Volley- bbl, Sa b Ll Lea ers, Tennis, Pool LeaQ5fshfNeWrnan Clubs, Clashrltxllight, l a ietY ,Show '56, Sei'1,m'and A v fied Ghoru ei For' s, M i 'us Se!iiVi'eEA ward, P,S.A Pinsl I, ing Pin, German, Latin :P o' iency Pins, Cornrnendation'C ds, First Aid Certificate, unchroorn- Barnard College 53 Wfe fefzou' what we are, but not what we may be. - Shfzkeflzbeme MEYERS. CAROLYN First Aid Certificate, Aide to Miss Howes, Mrs. Howe, Lunchroom Service, Table Captain, Volley- ball Tournament, Cheerleaders, Volleyball, Social Dancing, New- man Clubs, Class Night, Variety Show '56,-Private Secretary MILGRAM. IOEL Meritorious, Exceptional Service Certificates, Bronze A , P.S.A.L. Awards, Commendation Cards, Dean's Squad, Hall Patrol, Chem- istry Squad, Service Aide to Miss lones, Miss DeKernay, Mr. Sieg- fried, Lunchroom Lieutenant, Key of Courtesy, Dramatics, Social Dancing Clubs.-United States 'Coast Guard MITCHKO, EUGENE Bronze, Silver A's , P.S.A.L. Pins, Meritorious Service Award, Aide to Mr. Shields, Mr. Morse, Mr. Troyano, Mr. Sansone, Mr. Mas- cari, Mr. Shiel, Mr. Moschella, Lunchroom Captain, Basketball lntramural Champions, Softball, Football,-Minor A's '52, '53, Captain of Gridiron Club, Dra- matics: Missing Link .-Show Business O, ROBERT Q MO I B H I J n -o r ronze A , B -, g o s, L nchroom Sq , J H Patrol' lto, r. H lton 5 e 'N .Mather, ' in, son- 'ro Asse ies, mm ndation C d, t ' Club? ulens Col- 21-59 XX, MONTANILE, MARGHERITA First d Ho e Nur in rti i- ca - v ons . in, ,I V If C 1 ds, 'd t r, ' , Steed, Misgl Gia Lunchrom Servic , Class Night '56, Variety w, G, O. Reefer sentative, lunior o - leaders Club, a , p in.- Business .Zh 54 WM' MILENKOVIC, KARL Major A's , P.S.A.L. Medals, Meritorious S ervice Certificate, Aide to Mr. Troyano, Mr. Shields, Mr. Morse, Mr. Sansone, Mr. Shiel, Baseball, Football Teams. -St. Iohn's University MILLER, BARBARA First, Second Honors, Bronze, Sil- ver, Gold A's , Iunior Arista, Honors School, Spanish Profici- ency Pins, Forum, Lunchroom Table Captain, Sergeant, Aide to Miss Riordon, Miss Lizzio.-Busi- ness MOLITERNO, NATALIE First, Second Honors, Bronze A , Home Nursing, First Aid Certificates, Meritorious Service Award, Aide to Mrs. Shiel, Or- chestra '53-'56, Fashion Show '53- '54, Class Night '54,-Business MONDA, BARBARA Bronze, Silver, Gold A's , Sec- ond Honors, Meritorious Service AwaTd, Major, Minor A's , P.S.A.L. Pins, First Aid Certifi- cate, Aide to Mr. Sheppard, Mrs. Kean, Pin and Ring Committee, Clipper , Lunchroom Sergeant, Lieutenant, Volleyball, Softball, Leaders, Basketball, Badminton, Newrnccri Clubs.-St. loseph's College MONTGO ERY, BARA Home Nurs F' id- C rtifi- cate, Ai e to 1 . Kean, L room S rv'ce Tabl C in, Volleyba ,Cub.- im Stew- rdess ' Mr? g ff' 4955-if fzzrfifying LZ fault doubler it. - French MONTY, ARTHUR Second Honors, Spanish Profici- ency Pin, P.S.A.L. Pin, Aide to Mrs. Reilly, Mr. Shields, Mrs. Howe, Mr. Troyano, Captain of Hall Patrol, Lurichrooni Service. -College ,iiwtfr-rf 'f l f,,f71f f f ff' MO AN, S co d n - ' , .rista, Frst ' e rsing Certifi- c t s, onors s rblies, Aide t s. Gouldptx i s Austin, Po ader, Errierg ncy Ftoorn r- v e, cal D ing,4S jrni F Clubs, old, . , r, Bro. PSA. Q ' I3' ,v' all 'FSU in rnent y' he sg ,ss Night 6- irl Ste raraess MORRIS, RICHARD Major for Football '54, '55, Bronze, Silver Second. Hon- ors, Hall Patrol-Colege MUNCH, BARBARA First ec d Honors, Girl Lead,- er io 'c' , French, Latin Profici y 5 'A -Honors Asset.- blies, 5 , - 5 ' Honors Assembly Fo Cou ci ,L, Swift.- rni e ticn e Efgtalif'-e en a d d Cer 1 e ro i ve ran ar. !I-Gill, or, Cornrrii Ileritori s P blic Speaking C n- eader Pemblec Club. .i ur State Teachers' r - Q C r 5, Firsfw .1 - , B e Sl' rp 'A s , C 'YG' go ' VGH6, C ' '56, ' i e '- ii ' , F f' ' 0, na , ' - i DU , - ,- o - ' , ..p . Colleg N SY, VIOLE , vro , 'ft ' , Ho ' N r i tific , T in c Service, D Q 1 ' Night '56.- ge in r MORAN, A ICE ff First Aid, Home r ing C 1- cates, C ltyronsgl i e Miss Arrristron ' i i , Mrs. Longley, ro Seryice, Class i t, V ietyi Sho '56, Cheerle rs, oci ncing ubs Cl ,M usi ss' tilt , C QM MORRIS, PEGGY First Aid, Home Nursing Certifi- cates, Lurichrooiri Service, Table Captain, Aide to Mrs, Kean, Softball, Volleyball, Basketball Clubs, Minor A's', P.S.A.L. Medal, Class Night '56.-Busi- ness MULLER, CAROLE Silver, P.S.A.L. Swimming Pins, 'st Aid rtificate Pool Lead leyb lTournarn t Table pt A l iS en ohn ton M u igan urn Mr Ma S cret S rvi e Social arcina ib' Class Night '56 Busine s Cp i , i to rs, G Ni s De ' , Mi. Le y, i B - Miss rni , ss A stinml i s l s , ll' , ri B . , e - al 9 'C-, ' . ' 4 li , s MUNOZ, NATALIE Second Honors, Spanish Profici- ency Pins, P.S,A.L, Swimming Medal, First Aid, Home Nursing Certificates, Aide to Mr. Weis- berg, Secretarial Service with Miss Riordan, Lunchroorn Ser- vice, Table Contain, Spanish, Social Dancing, Sports Clubs.- Business NAPOLITANO, ROSE MARIE First, Second, Honors, Bronze, Sil- ver, Gold. A's , Honors School, Iunior, Senior Arista, History For- ums, Honors Assernbly, Two Year Italian Award, Two Year Sewing Award, Meritorious, First Aid Certificates, Italian Profici- ency Certilicates, Aide to Miss Novotny, Miss Adorno, Miss Reuss, Lunchroorn Sergeant, Vol- leyball, Leaders, Softball, ltalia'i Clubs, Fashion Show '53, '54, Class Night '56.-College 55 Te!! me yozzr vom any and H! te!! you your fmzfzfzers. - L' purge NAPOLITANO, SUSIE Bronze A , Second Honors, Ser- vice Award, First Aid, Home Nursing Certificates, Aide to Mr. Patterson, Miss O'Connor, Mr. McNicholas, Lunchroom Lieuten- ant, Volleyball Tournament, Va- riety Show, Class Night, Fashion ShoW.ABusiness NARDI IOSEP sq 2 ' . . . ' , - xg- os- . I f 1 ocken- t ' - T7 e Captan, nze, ilv 1 , itorious 'C 'ang 1 1,1 'OI' O 1 ' , , 5, MQ J ' M , wuvft t 7, l r sux ' ' Ol, n of 0 0 I Lunc om it F otb ll TGCIIII rio ow' .1 'tw Ban - andball Intramurals, Soft- bal Intramurals, Touchdown Club.-Hofstra College 1, A oN. -5, ' is First Ai 1!4h. eif-Q torious C rti ate, Q'-19? N-.-1 Sec- 1 P s- ' V ce, Aide 'N tow i '- , Hess, Lu c Gu t , T e Cap- 'n, o-'Q Pol Leader, s Night Social Dancing Business School A '- z -X, NEWTON. SANDRA Aide to Miss Keller, Miss Wer- shals, Mr. Weisberg, Attendance Office, Table Captain, Vcuiety Show, Class Night, Chevron, Pool Leader.-+-New York Institute for Dietetics l NICKOLA, KATHLEEN First, Second Honors, lunior Ar- ista, P.S.A.L. Medal, Minor A , Bronze A , Meritorious Service Award, Library Squad, Aide to Miss Leary, Mr. Richter, Softball, Volleyball, Leaders Clubs, New- man Club, Class Night '55,-Bus- iness 56 Mrs. NAVATTO, MARY Bronze A , Meritorious, Excep- tional Service Awcads, P.S.A.L. Swimming Pins, Aide to Miss Howes, Mrs. Ellsworth, Mrs. Howes, Miss Feinberg, Mr. Burns, Mrs. Troyano, Lunchroom Lieu- tenant, Swimming, Softball Clubs,-Business NEVINS, BEVERLY Second Honors, Bronze A , Ser- vice Certificate, P.S.A.L. Medal, First Aid Certificate, lunior Ar- ista, Deans Squad, Aide to Miss Wershals, Mrs. Kordal, Cheer- leaders, Volleyball Clubs, Class Night '56, Variety Show.-Nurse NICCHI, ROSE Second Honors Bronze, Silver A's , lunior Arisfqf Spa-nigh Proficiency Pins, P.S.A.L. Pins, First Aid, Home Nursing Certifi- cates, Honors Assembly, Meritor- ious Service Award, Honors School, Aide to Miss Wershals, Lunchroom Service, Deal-fs Squad, Cheerleaders Club, SGC- tal Dancing Club.-Business NIEVES, NORMA First Aid, Home Nursing Certifi- cates, Aide to Mrs. Payrner, CUIUDUSH: Varsity '56, Table Captain, Lunchroom Squad, VO1- l9YbCll1, Newman, Pool Leader Clubs.-Business Lefx go baud ill baud not one before fllZ0fh61'. - ORLANDO, LUCILLE First Aid, Home Nursing Certifi- cates, P.S.A.L. Pin, Aide to Mrs Kean, Miss Finn, Miss Mac Dow- ell, Pool Leader, Social Dancing, Spanish, Italian Clubs, Senior, lunior, Advanced Chorus.-Busy ness RICE u in r Spea Hon S o VI an an 4 ' ' c I' V Ai .v rs. Ce tifi- es: sf, 2. - . Cm ' err. , Li arv - uad, Luncli- ' 4 -1 4 - . may ervic , riety how ss T' ' 5 .ali n, cial ' f- ' i f - v Q ff d U 1.9 1 ,lp I1 ,Ig .- Ca s s A. t 1: -Pratt insti- tute ' PAONE, ALBERT Exceptional, l-ff il'l'CI'L'2'.L1 Ser'.'1ce Awards, Bronze A, Lxrtcnrccrn Service, Library SC1'J.'1'.1j Hall Pa- trol, Aide to lffiss Szct:-cvrsici Miss Persian, Mr. Sieiniriger, Track Tearn, lialiari Cine, Scit- ball, Handball, Easietbcil lntra- rnurals.-Business PARISI, IOSEPHINE Second Honors, lurgcr Arzsc, P.S.A,L. Pins, lffajof A, First Aid, Home lfursmg Certificate: Bronze UA , Chevrons, Aide . Mrs. Blick, Miss levfeli, Sectlcn Representative, Table Captor., Dramatics, l'The Perfect Gentle- men , Wanted. - A Sterioafc pher , Cheerleaders, Tennis, Soc- ial Dancing, Volleyball Clubs, Cheering Squad '55, '56, Clas: Night, Variety Show '55,kBu:1- ness PATTERS N, K N First, Secon on ronze, il- ver, Gold. nior, F nor Arista, ian icie ' Pin, Swi in P,S.A. if s, First - i rtificate, M it rious Ser- e ards, r Assemblies, oru , C endation Cards, Honor , ncil Represe tative, It l'a roficie f' Ce iii ate, Nig t ' Librar ' l C lege s ' Crfi, 9 ' , id O IS. Stern, C us l is, em- blec, Ten s Club . ue s Col- 944 'Qui' Qvv as Sfazzfeeijveme OSIP, FRANK Aide to Mr. Shields, Lunchroom Service, Newman Club.-Fan mingdale Agriculturial Institute PAGANO. MARIE Fashion Show Honorable Men- tion, G. O. Representative, Lunch- rcorn Service.-Business PAPOCCHIA, CONCETTA Second Honors, Cheyrons, Home llursing, First Aid Certificates, PS,A.L. Award, Library Squads, Pool Leaders, Volleyball, Softball Clubs, Dramatics, VJanted. - A Stenographerf'-Business ' A PASSARETTE, LORRAINE Second Honors, Bronze, Silver, Gold As , Spanish Proficiency Pin, Exceptional Service Awards, Table Captain, Lunchroorn Ser- vice, Aide to Mrs. Avery, Mrs Stern, Mrs. Austin, Mr. Browne, Miss Leary, l'Carripus Secretar- ial Service, Class Night '55, Va- riety Show, Social Dancing, Vol- leyball, Badminton Clubs.-Bus- iness PEACH, MATTHEW Lunchroom Guard, Track Team. -College 57 H zzmor if the l.7dl'77I072'1' of the heart. - ferrold PEDALINO, FRANCES Second Honors, First Aid, Home Nursing Certificates, Chevrons, P.S.A.L. Awards, Aide to Miss Beuss, Miss Feinberg, Library Squad, Lunchroom Squad, Clip- per Art Squad, Pool Leaders, Volleyball, Softball, Dramatics, Lifesaving Clubs.-Kings County Hospital School of Nursing P DUL A, LUCY S ond o s, , unior rista, B nze il 'l s - ir Aid, ursi ifica , ltal- i Profi i i , lta Cer- tlfi de , Mrs, M , Mis ' Office, M' s O'Conn n Club.- Business. ' PELUSO, LORRAINE Second Honors, Bronze A , Mer- itorious, Exceptional Service A- wards, First Aid, Home Nursing Certificates, Lunchroom Service, Aide to Mrs. Gould, Mr. Mould, Mrs. Stern, Clipper , Miss Rior- dan, Miss Comins, Newman Club, Class Night '56.-Business PETERS, CAROL Second Honors, Iunior Arista, P.S.A.L. Award, Bronze, Silver A's , First Aid Certificate, Aide to Mrs. Kean, Miss Finn, Mrs. Blick, Attendance Office, Library Squad, Pemblec, Cheer Leaders Clubs, Cheering Captain '55-'56, Basketball, Volleyball, Dancing, Tennis, Dramatics Clubs.-Balti- more Deaconess School of Mary- land PHELAN, HELEN First, Second Honors, Bronze, Sil- ver, Gold A's , lunior, Senior Arista Honors Assemblies, His- tory Forum, Meritorious, Excep- tional Service Awards, French Proficiency Pin, Aide to Miss No- votny, Miss Deliernoy, Miss Cur- tis, lntelligence Marking Com- mittee, French, Volleyball Clubs, Orchestra '55-'56,-Hunter Col- lege 58 3' PEDALINO. IANET First Aid, Home Nursing, Certifi- cates, Service Awards, Aide to Miss Degen, Lunchroom Sergeant, Table Captain, Social Dancing, Volleyball Clubs, Variety Show '56.-Business PELINO, FRANCES Meritorious Award, First Aid Cer- tificate, Table Captain, Aide to Miss MacDowell, Miss Riordan, Mr. Schiffres, Mrs. Kordal, Lunch- room Captain, Secretarial Ser- vice, Volleyball, Social Dancing Clubs, Variety Show, Class Night '56.-Delehanty School of Police- women PERI, VIRGINIA Meritorious, Distinguished Service Awards, Second Honors, Bronze, Silver, Gold As , First Aid, Home Nursing Certificates, P.S.A.L. Medal, Sewing Certifi- cate, Three Minor A's , Orches- tra, Campus , Lunchroom, Grade Advisers' Office, Third, Fourth, Fifth Term G. O. Representative- Class Night '56 Volleyball, Bas- ketball, Softball, Badminton, Cheer Leaders, funior Chorus, Italian, Chess Clubs.-Queens College PETERSON, RICHARD Meritorious Service Awards, P.S.A.L. Medals, Lunchroom Guard, Captain of Hall Patrol, Table Captain, Aide to Mr. Schif- fres, Mr. Griffith, Handball, Soft- ball, Social Dancing Clubs.- United States Navy PICCAPIETRA, DIANE Lunchroom Squad, Meritorious Awards, Aide to Miss Bennett, Miss Gannon, Dr. McGill, Mr. Mc Namara, Miss Bandiero: Cheer- leaders, Volleyball, Social Danc- ing Clubs ,Fashion Show '53, Class Night '5ES.wBusiness Om' deedf 6Z'6l'6I'H1ilZ6 115, 475' 11211517 L15 we rfefernzizze 0111' deedf. - Elliot PIERCE, LEROY Bronze, Silver, Gold As , Hon- ors School, Second Honors, Mer- itorious Service Award, Honors Assemblies, Senior Arista, Lunch- roorn Lieutenant, Library Squad, Biology Lab., Hall Patrol, Aide to Mr. Landers, History Forurn, Key of Courtesy, Social Dancing Clubs, Softball, Handball Tour- naments, Silver P.S.AL Pins,- City College QL- K AR LLTIEA ,ppvad Ali 'A . if s Service r , 2-:c io Service QT- tificate, ' , ., Hcme..2'fhrsing Ifffzti ic' te ,f ' e Gould, rs. Paynfer, is. -orzi ff Cafe- teria Sergeant, Li utenait, Fash- ion Show '53, Class lfight 56 -Business 1 C POLANSKY, CYRILLE Minor A', M iicri as Seri 2 Aw , C lc' 'ie ' ' .Q J C, i 1 e Bicit:-r M' rovrle' .- Burns Lf: T ycino, Mrs Gold, trol, Lx. hrogr:11!Sl-!'P'.i'ice, Class Night ,ffllfl,eerleacers, Volley- ball, Sofball, Iuiecri EICIQIQF. Social Dcfncuia ,goes-.,o,.e7e POTTS, CYNTHIA Second Honors, Bronze, Sglgger, Gold l'A's , Iunicr, Ser.ioriAr1.21c, First Aici., ver if cate, Icncrx School, Chevron, Library Sauce, Health Ed. Service, Table Cap- tain, Fashiont Show' 54, Honors: Assemblies, Forums, Social Lcnnc- ing, Pernlolec Club -Wagner College PUCILLO, IOHN Minor A , Bronze A , Sefvice Awards, Aide to Mr, Morse, Ur. Brown, Mr. lfloschella, Mrs. Hovfcg Hall Patrol, Deans Squad, Bas- ketball '53, '54-United Safe' Air Force as WM Wi-. PISCIOTTA, IOHN Service Award, P.S.A.L. Pins, Hall Patrol, Emergency Boom Aide to Mr. Smith, Mr. Sheerin, Mrs. Howe, Football '55, Major A , Senior Chorus, Track Team '53. -Oklahoma University PIZZO, VIRGINIA Minor A in Softball, P.S.A,L. Pin, Second Honors, First Aid Certificate, Aide to Mr. Gross, Fashion Show '53, '54, Lunch- room Service, Volleyball Tourna- ment, Softball, Italian Clubs, Dromotics - 'Uriprepared Test , -Business P Se 'ond nze ilver Go J n Mer lOflCfU D n U 0 Hfitll PPI if ,q L , G ri' rs: 5- , SZ , ' , rt Pi s, i- X ng , isti - Q ze ed Serxgy m. ' Lunch- rn rg iw Co- t ' RA' c t m tvi er, anoler. ,Q M hields, Mr. orrchella, -1 ns, Honor s- 1'59Il'lbllE'S Carn a, Kev of ur- teczy Clubs, 0 egate-lunior ed Cross -Boch er institute of Technology PRO TA, ESTHER First, Se cl Honors, Bronze, Sil- ver, A's , S ish, Latin Proficiency l m9IfLQQllOH Cards, Se ' Qs a, Meritorious Service . ward, Ai , lff: s De Kernay, Paymer, Miss 'few- ell, Lu hr CT lu d, Library Squad, ' Cf ,, Senior Ad- vanced Girls , Participa- tion in N, E A, Coni:Pt-tign, Class I-light '56-Brooklyn College PUGLIESE, DOMINICK P,S.A,L. Pins, Major A for Varsity Basketball, Track Pin, Varsity Baseball, Representative for G, C, Aide to Mr. Moschella, Mr. Morse, Lunchroom Captain, Variety Show, Class Night '56, Italian, Hoopster Clubs.-New York University 59 ll7be1z in doubt, tel! the truth. - Twain RAELSOIS. HARRIA T Meritorious E ' ar s, Brxw enc Pr 'ciency Pi' ommen ti Bfag , First Aid ertifica ' ev ons,!Ajdd to M es, MissQDk.Kt.rnay, Miss gnnor, It-gp te n, Catn- pus --Colu' ri-ist, eporter, Lunch- room Sehcue, Tablelagfaptain, Program Com ittt ,QE ch, Vol- leyball, Leadgmclean, Social Dancing Clubs, Class Night, Va- riety Show '55 56,-Queens Col- lege RAMAGLIA. IOAN Volleyball Trophy, First Aid, Home Nursing Certificates, Com- mendation Card, Aide to Dr. Mc- Gill, Service in Lunchroom, Table Captain, Variety Show '56, Class Night '56, Softball, Volleyball, Social Dancing, Glee Clubs, P.S.A.L. Swimming Pins.-Bus? ness REBEL, GLORIA Second Honors, P.S.A.L. Pins, Latin Proficiency Pins, First Aid Certificiate, Aide to Mr. Brcwne, Miss Curran, Mrs. Stern, Table Captain, Lunchroom Service, Grade Adviser's Office, Latin, Volleyball, Cheerleaders, New- man Clubs.-Nurses Training REICHERTER, GARRY Meritorious Service Awards, Bronze A , Commendation Cards, Advanced, Senior Choruses, N.E.A. Pageant, Stage Squad, Aide to Mr. Troyano, Lieutenant Cafeteria, Captain Hall Patrol, Class Night '54, Dramatics Club. -US. Air Force REINHARDT, MARY LOU Meritorious, Exceptional Service Awards, First Aid, Home Nursing Certificates, G. O., Campus Representative, Lunchroom Lieu- tenant, Table Captain, Aide to Miss lewell, Mr. Burns, Mr. Schif- fres, Mrs. Kordal, Mrs. Demarse, Fashion Show '54, Newman Club, Pool Leader, Class Night '59, Ad- vanced Chorus, Social Dancing Club.-Business 60 RAIA, PAULINE Fas n S Awards-'53, '51, itorio ' Service Award, Sec- t' n r tative, ramatics, etba , Volley ll, Cheer- leaders Clubs- ' orus.--Secre- tary Lf , ,,., ,- Log I 7 ,f . ,X is RANDAZZESE. IEAN Second Honors, First Aid, Home Nursing Certificates, Service Aide in Record Office, Aide to Miss Moloney, Table Captain, Fashion Show '53, '54, Variety Show Class Night '56,-Business REGA, ANNETTE First Honors, Meritorious Service, Senior Arista, Honors Assem- blies, Commendation Cards, Bronze, Silver, Gold A's , Lunch- rom Lieutenant, Clipper , Aide to Dr. McGill, Lunchroom Guard, Volleyball, Social Dancing Clubs, Variety Show, Class Night '56- College REINHARDT, ELIZABETH First, Second Honors, Bronze, Sil- ver A's , Honors School, P.S.A.L. Pins, Junior Arista, Spanish Pro- ficiency Pin, Meritorious Service Award, Aide to Mr. Froehlich, Li- brary Squad, Lunchroom Service, Tennis, Spanish Clubs, Variety Show, Class Night '56,-VV.A.F RICCARDI. PHILIP Aide to Mr. Byrne.-Business I Jlmll be like fA7dff1'6E,' I ffm!! die at tbe top. - Smith RICCIO. PAULINE First Aid, Home Nursing Certifi- cates, Aide to Miss O'Connor, Mr. Patterson, Mr. McNicholas, Lurichroorn Lieutenant, Art Staff ot Clipper , Variety Show, Class Night '56, Volleyball Tournament. -Business RINKOWSKI, DOROTHY First, Second Honors, First Aid Certificate, PS.A.L. Bronze, Silver Medals, Bronze A , Library Ser- vice, Aide to Mr. Piatti, Orches- tra '55-56.-Nursing ROMANO, BETTY First Ai' orie .ursira efifi- cates, jf l .Ai , ,c lfpif Biorao , iiss :mix .liiz Woods, Lunclrxorx Lie: tant Volleyball r . -..i :ieff Show, Class lfigni, Soaai L, C- ing Club.-Business 21 ROSSI, ELEANOR Second ncrs, liner Az , P.S.A,L, -dalg F' 1 Ai Ce' iii- cate, Se, ' 'ard '53 Fo' tier, Show ' , onze ' As' Aide t Qs I e , ffiss te nay, I ss Beu ' 'ss otkcv ski, Lunchroo r Qc , Table Captain, Carr ' epresert - tive, Badrninto .oft ' K ey- ball, Leaders, Frerc Soc' Dancing, Basketball uw? matics Clubs- New Scbcl For Young Wives , The Haunted Theatre , Orchids for Marie' ,- Business RUGGIRELLO, ROBERT n P.S.A,L, Medal, Service Award Hall Patrol, Co-Captain ci Lunch roorn, Aide to Mr Troyana, Mr. Moschella, Italian Ciiiiv.-U.S Army RICE. ROBERT Second Honors, Silver P.S.A.L Pin, Library Squad, Aide to Mr. Cronan.-College ROESLER. IOAN Meritorious Service Award, First Aid, Horne Nursing Certificates, Service in Library, Aide to Miss Hart, Miss Novotny, Lunchroorn Service, Regents Week Service- Social Dancing Club, Class Night '56 -Business hevr , 'F ..Q r ' ae' ' ' Lecfr L Wa l ss V , -- ' g . , all Clubs- RO , ' ' N A ' 'I y' ' 5 i i d 1. 1 ir - Q, ? Kea .2 o.. Ca in, ll cd Q' S, OC- I'1 T1 F U i Pr' ate Sec w i A I 0 Aff AUT RUBSAM, LORRAINE Meritorious Service Award, PS.A.L. Award, Home Nursing, First Aid Certificates, Lunchroom Lieutenant, Fashion Show, Vol- leyball Club, Pool Leader,-Sea retary RUTTER. CATHERINE Second Honors, P,S.A.L, Swim- ming Pin, Spanish Proficiency Pins, First Aid Certificate, Class Night '56, lunior Arista, Aide to Miss lewell, Mr. Fisch, Spanish Club,-Business 61 N0 one EIZOZZLY zflnzt be mu do znztif be trier. - Syrzzf SABIN, EDITH Aide to Mrs. Stern, Mrs. Gold- stein, Typist for Campus Lunchroorn Service.-Business I SALVO, RINO Bronze A , Second. Honors, Ital- ian Conversation Award, Excep- tional, Meritorious Service A- ward, IQ Marking Committee, Aide to Mrs. Kordal, Miss Szot- kowski, Lunchrcorn Sergeant, Gumd, Hall Patrol, Biology Club, Handball Tournarnent.-St. lohn's College SAN PIETRO, PHYLLIS First Aid, Horne Nursing Certifi- cates, Aide to Mrs. Troyazio, Mrs. Dernarse, Miss Breitenbach, Mr. Steed, Lunchroom Sergeant. Ta- ble Captain, Campus Repre- sentative, Volleyball, Social Dancing, Newman Clubs, Pocl Leader, Variety Show '56, Dra- rnatics- A Star in the NVindo'.v . -Private Secretary SANTUCCI, LUCILLE Cornernndation Card, Second Honors, First Aid, Horne Nursing Certificates, Meritorious Service Award, Lunchroorn Squad, Poten- tial Leader, Sports Class, Christ- rnas Show '53, Fashion Shows, Class Night '55-Business 1 'ti SAPODIN, LEWIS Bronze A , Meritor1ous,,Excep- tional Service Awards,!Bronze, Silvipf P.S.A.l.. Dean's ad, Lunchroo JLieutena.nt, all Patrol, Aide:-26 Mr. Hundt, Mr. Br wne, Mr. McVey, Mr. Bur ,vgresid rit oi Science Club, 'Bagtball ttball lntrarnurals, Drarnatics'-C b.-St Lawrence llniversify 62 .zu ,, cr' f- 1, ro 'Vai S Sr- , . 'His iq,-., -47 mf SALVAS. TE Sec' ' Hono - B, nze, Silver NEO s , 'ir ' ,Horne Nurs- i V rtifi es -.,erit rious, Ex- ce o W ids, i e to Mr Ric ' . Byrn 7 iss Good- wi L3 apt a -t Lieuten- ant of Li .roo:':, 'Campus' Represenfa' re, Progra: Co:- rnittee, Ffr --:h Club, Variety Shot-.' 56. Business SALZLEIN. ARTHUR +0 rv: r,.,,-:,, .r P.S.A.l... A1-wards, Hall Patel, Aide Mr. Alrnon, lf-.c. I--... ..... liar. Kcokenxneister, l. n'hr r- Gjfrr Service,-City College SANTOPATRE, ERNEST Second Honors, Bronze, Silver P.S.A.L. Pins, Baskeioall, Base- ball Intramural Pins, Lunchroorn Aide, Aide to Miss Cizrrazi, Mr. Sheppcn-d, Spanish. Hoopster Clubs.-New York University SANZONE, MARGARET Second Honors, Honors School, Bronze, Silver, Gold A's , lun- ior, Senior Arista, Honors Assem- bly, Italian Proficiency Pins, First Aid, Horne Nursing Certificates, Meritorious Service Award, Aide to Miss Goodwin, Mr. Frohlich, Clipper Service, Table Captain, Italian Club, Drainatics- The Haunted Theater , Swing Band '55, Social Dancing, Variety Show, Class Night '58-Fashion Designer SATOW, YASUKO First, Second Honors, Bronze A , ,Chevrom Table Captain, Aidegto iss Coniins, Lunchroorn Cgpi ' 1'-Hovnors Assembly Pro- grarn, Oiass Night '56, Regents Week Service, Social Dancing Club.-College ,4.i-.-i.C--.-, x., -.. To err if l7llNIdlI.' fo forgizie if dizrzze. - Pope SAWICKI. PATRICIA Second Honors: First Aid, Horne Nursing Certificates, Lunchroorn Serviceg Table Ceptaing Aide to Miss Leary, Sten Department: Po- tential Leader Sports Class, Fashion Sliows' Class lfiglit 56. -Business ff: l sci7i?iNBAcHi:Rrtf5f I Seftnj' Honors- ETCFTRE A 5 luri- icr Ariat- - LQ,-fl3in, lfefltoriw cyl ' Qari First Fifi Cebx :iz -L L--1:4 1 ' f::1LKE-VET LI, ---'r 'tis' -tgyigj, ia: W , G: ss- L1::::Q, 59.513 Certain- Class! fiaht 5 'f 'rnis Sofia C:::B?t'Fs3'C:pfts ff 1 X I scrrmrrr. 'CHARLES l..l..,I 'lf'3' ::j'g::.p ,::1:: ,r.:r'4f- Business SCHULTZ, GREGORY Senior Arista, Eesond Herve, Honors Scbsolg r ,,af:. Public '-akir.g 5 F:r'-r7.:, Q fs opea ini ,CTL -:- r,.'.'-r.2g'1 s. :LQ fi A -if SCTREMAMJVIANO, IOSEPH Bronze, Silver As, Bronze, Sil- ver P.S.A.l.. Pins, Aide to Mr. Sheppard, Mr. Connery Hall Pa- trol, Exceptional, Meritorious Cer- tificates, Biology Clulo.-United States Merchant Marine Cadet Coijos WX? ev' rv-J 'Pb-I 'PL q-.4 SCHAFFNE Fl-:AN Secon og orsg Q o Fi t Aid 4 'Z L I O S Vic wards, Table aptaing Aide to Mr. Cust e rs, BroWn,, Miss Corriinsj ' or P.S.A,L. Pins, Volle ll, Softball, Basketball, Cheerleaders, Danc- ing Clubs.-Business SCHENCK, IANET First Aid, Honie Nursing Certifi- oatesg Aide to Mr. Patterson, Miss O'Connor, Library Squad.-Ain line Ste-wardess SCHULMAN, BEVERLY First Aid Certifioateg Aide to Mr. Richter, Mr. Machlomitz, Miss De Kernay, Spanish ess 47 bf 1 G! Ci I ff 1- -XT J SCHULZE, ERNEST Major A in Footballg Meritori- ous Service Award, Aide to Mr. Moschella, Mr, Morse, Mr. Ritter- band, Mr. Sheerin, Miss Breiteii- baohg Varsity Football '55g Hand- ball, Basketball, Softball Intra- murals -St. lohn's University SCOTT, DAPHNE Meritorious Award: First Aid Cer- tificate, Minor A's g Bronze Aug P,S,A.L. Me-dalsg Lunohroorri Ser- viceg Aide to Miss Wershals, Va- riety Show, Class Nightg Basket- ball, Softball, Volleyball, Badmin- ton, Tennis Clubs-Business 65 T0 be 50115620115 that you are igzzomzzt if rl great step 150 knowledge. - Difmeli SCRANDIS. IOSEPH Bronze, Silver, Gold A's , Hon- ors School, Second Honors, Ex- ceptional, Meritorious, Distin- guished Service Awards, Aide to Mr. Saratoff, Mr. Cardwell, Mr. Hiltzik, Mr. Eckstein, Mrs. Ross, Bio Lab., Physics Lab., Lunch- room Sergeant, Table Captain, Regents Week Service, lntelli- gence Test Marking Committee, Class Night '56.-Brooklyn Poly- technic Institute SETTINERI. BARBARA Iunior Arista, Second Honors, Aide to Mrs. Mather, Mrs, Kean, Table Captain, P.S.A.L. Swim- ming, Basketball Medals, First Aid Certificate, Pool Leader.- Business sw I SHAFER, MARILYN, 9 Q Sedond Hono1:s,fB ,niz , Silver, pGold 'fAi's ZfilM15irlitmo1.i Excep- rtionalj Distifiguished Service GAR, wards, Honors School, Editori Campus , Ctornrnendatioh Cards, Section a-RE3pI'eSeI'1iCIiiV6-7 Forums Council, Minor-3 A , Bronze Swimming Pin, Pbol fLeader, First Aid, Home 4Nurfs'ing Certificates, Chevrons,'Aide to Miss O'Connor, Mr. Patterson, Miss Vxfershals Miss Keller, Dean's Squad, Mrs. Stern, Lunchroom Sergeant, Lieu- tenant, Dramatics -, Wanted A Secretary , Proggarn Committee, Arista, Key of,C ourtesy, Iudean, French, Basketball, Softball, Ten- nis, Leaders Clubs, Variety Show, Class Night '56,-Queens College SHIFFMAN, MILTON Second Honors, Iunior Arista, Bronze A , Major 'A in Foot- ball, Meritorious Service Award, P.S.A.L. Bronze Pin, Aide to Miss Deliernay, Miss Novotny, Mr. Shiel, Cafeteria Sergeant, Mem- ber of Varsity Football Team, Honors School. Poly technic lnstitute mittee, man oc of Nursing 64 Medal - 'Merit s, Ex SEQ O, FRANK Ga , 's i, , offear Awardif' lnd li'Ar - fBr ze iv cgvgtio l AW bs! ev to Mr. he pai ang.-'S e ffice, Li brarg f , Dawg I ll P,at!Pb, Servic ' Physics ,' par, ent, lunior A rista, Biolo yv 2 ub- Pratt Institute A Q SEYLAR, ROLAND First, Second Honors, Bronze, Sil- ver, Gold A's , Meritorious, Ex- ceptional Service Awards, For- ums, Honors Assemblies, Span- ish Proficiency Pins, Lunchroom Lieutenant, Chemistry Lab., Phy- sics Lab, Orchestra, Aide to Mr. Almon, Mr, Piatti, LQ. Marking Committee, Iunior, Senior Arista, Honors School.-U.S. Military Academy SHAKIN. IOANNE First, Second Honors, Honors School, Iunior Senior Arista, Bronzeg S'lver L ld . A's , H n- orable M - N.- .C.P. - s tes C e ' tio C 5 and Lett , First Aid, H M torious, E on l erv' e - Wards, Ba ' -' 6 Fiel - ing Bands- fC s 2Colurnn' t, Bulletin Board om i e, A' to Mrs. H We, iiss un , s. Kean, M ter i s s, Mri e Nursin e tific E. I. e, . . R re enta- tive, r -on r s IH Counci N chroo Lieuten Arista gram mittee, ludean Fren i Clubs Seco-Q1 I-lon raw Bronze, Silv x YL ' - u s ' Se t, In- , I I G- riety Show, Class Night '55, 'Al- bright College SIDBURY, DOROTHY Iunior, enior ' ,Sec n n- OTS: .g , i 'A' nish Fre ' tProfi ' ins-7 Honors Schrb l, First i , H Certificates, Chevro , A e,to Miss DeKernay, Mrs. Miss Crowley, Table A - Pemblec Club.--College SILVIS, IOHN C. Second Honors, Bronze A , P,S.A.L. Medal, Meritorious Ser- vice Award, Public Speaking, Dramatics, Dean's Squad, Table Captain, Science Club.-Business Honey! labor bears al lovely face. - Dejfer SITRA, NCY Second Hono Iunior Arista, First Aid, e Nursing Certifi- cates, .. Swimming Pins, Ho' rs ssemblies, Corn Kenda- tiogird, hevrons, A' ' o Miss Feinberg, gynchroa aptain, Sergeant, eritorio Service A- ward, Dramatics The Perfect Gentleinanu, Nine Lives of Emily , Fa Shows '53-'54, Volleyb l ouma ent '55, V '- ety Sho , lass3Night 5 -- it-56 SMT- eling Career S SMALL, EDWARD P.S.A.L. Medals, Major A's in Track, Bronze A , Minor A's , Hall Patrol, Deans Squad, Table Captain Track Team '54-'56, Cross Country Team, Vfinged Foot Club.-New York University SMITH, MAUREEN Second Honors, First Aid, P.S.A.L. Medal, Horne Nursing Certificate, Aide to Miss Laws, Table Cap- tain, Lunchroom Squad, llewrnan, Volleyball Clubs, Dramatics -- Finishing School , Class liight '56.-Policeworxan SPEARS, PAT ICIA Br Silver A PS AL. M Jleritorious S rvice A- W l 'o:, Minor 1 L SHj,Cl'1E'f- ro s, st Aid Cerfifi ' , Aide t is Reuse, Table aptain, Lu oo Lieutenant, Sergeant, Em e cy oor: Service, Class Night '56, oileyball, Softball, Basket ll Badminton, Social Dancing ibs.-Business SPERA, TOSEPHINE First, Second Honors, Senior, lun- ior Arista, Bronze, Silver, l i'A's , Italian Prof' ienc A aj Italian Two-Year lt ed talian Term Awards, Firs id, Horne Nursing Cert fi te., Meritorious, Exceptional, 'sti guis ed 'er vice Aw Aide to M B r M M1 s s er, te ach, MisS T tv: LUNG r ' quad, Ta e C ptain, Pr ga Co m'tt , G O, Repre- s ntative, cretary of ltali Clu? New an, , Da sing . Iuni r C Cho us, Drarnatics acme rang, Wanted A Sten rapher Commendation Car. Fashion Show Awards '52-'53, Variety Show, Class Night '56..-Langu- age Stenographer d l: SIZEMORE, DIANA First Aid Certificate, Meritorious Certificate, Aide to Miss Degen, Mr. Byrne, Lunchroom Service- Kings County Medical Society V SMITH,' HELENAI - P.S,tA.L, 'Svfigiming Pin,'Table Captain, Library 'Squadi Secre- tarfil Service with Miss Riordongs Miss , Clemens?-Business, . I SOUTER, DOROTHY ir Ai ome Nur ng Certifi- CCI S: rary Squ Art Squad, L e ean' Table Cap- tain, S retari Ss v' to 5, Lyon , ide 'ss Howe 1 , Pe e-, o - ial Dancing Clubs.-Business SVPECHT, CHRIS Library, Squa D an' Squad, Aid rZ, foy, A' R - IGSS - urris Public Speaking 5 PSA L, Pins,-United State - r SPROTT, MAXINE Secon onors- Honors ssem- bly, ums, I , Arista, Bro ze, ilv , , i H ' s Ce ' i 's' rn- rn ndation C 1 ' S rvic -AW ' to M' Gia . ufiaf ' ary Squad, T C A ai afeteria Sergean , bl c- ing Clu s.-Queens :College W If if much eafier to be critiml than to be cowecf. - S4565 S HOTT, R Y luni r, enior A ta, Se s y , Ho Bronze, iv 5 s , Fre c , T- I'Of1 .61'1CY Pin, Li rary quad Ai t Miss C owley ono s ya ly- For- u ' mend ' n gf-'Ji Mer- i ' ous ervice -,-. , mblec b, Social ancing Club.- ollege TAIA . RON LD mic o rs, Bro e,, Silv C26 , P.S. . ' - j s for asketball, Service- Award, 'l Intramurals Awards, Emergency l, Aide to Mr. qywcgiigella, Mr. Keck, Miss Diflo, Mr. DeCuituis, enior Chorus, Spanish Club' 'X' C b' s- ketball Team ' , es ub, Class Night, Variety Show '56.- University of Mexico STENBY, EDWARD Second Honors, Bronze, Silver, Gold A's , Minor, Major A's for Swimming, City Champion- ship in Swimming at N.Y.U., Aide to Mr. Fisch, Mr. Shiel, Mr, Troy- ano, Mr. Byrne, Swimming Team '52-'56, Clipper , Campus , Art Staffs.-C.C.N.Y. STOLLER, EDITH Bronze, Silver, Gold A's , Sec- ond Honors, Commendation Cards, First Aid, Home Nursing Certificates, P.S.A.L. Pins, Chev- rons, Pool Leader, Dean's Squad, Aide to Miss Keller, Mr. Hundt, Miss Biordon, Mrs. Kean, Mr. Pat- terson, Miss Wershals, Miss Com- ins, Mrs. Stern, i'Campus Col- umnist, Lunchroom Sergeant, Lieutenant, Captain, Meritorious, Exceptional, Service Awards, French, Biology, Dramatics, lu- dean, Badminton, Tennis, Volley- ball, Key of Courtesy Clubs. Dra- matics - A Date Vifith Paul , Class Night, Variety Shows,-'55, '56,-College SWEENEY, PATRICIA First Aid Certificate, Aide to Miss Szotkowski, Mr. Steed, Volley- ball, Softball Clubs.-Business 66 STABILE, ARTHUR Second Honors, Aide to Dr. Mc- Gill, Mr. McNamara, Miss Curtis, Mr. Almon, Miss McLoughlin, Hall Patrol, Italian Club.-Business Adminstration STEMM, LORETTA First Aid, Home Nursing Certifi- cates, Service in Mr. Patterson's office, Aide to Mrs. Stern, Fash- ion Show '55, Volleyball, Swim- ming Clubs, Chevrons, Variety Show, Class Night.-Private Sec- retary STIMUS, MIRIAM Aide to Miss Berner, Mrs. Losh, Mrs. Kean, Commendation Card, Meritorious Serivce Award, lun- ior Chorus, Softball Club, Fash- ion Shows, Newman Club.-Busi- ness SUTTER, DOROTHY Meritorious Service Award, Aide to Mr. E. I. Clarke, Clipper Typ- ist, Lunchroom Service, Table Captain, Social Dancing, Glee, Volleyball, Softball Clubs, P.S.A.L. Swimming Pins, Variety Show, Class Night.-Business SZTORC. ROBERT Second Honors, Handball, Soft- ball, Basketball Intramurals, Aide to Mr. Piatti, Mr, Patterson, Lunchroom Squad, Class Night- '54, '55, '56, Minor Letter in Bas- ketball, Band '52-56, Orchestra- '53-'56, Swing Band, Field Band. -St. lohn's University Nothing ir imponiole to zz willing heart. - Heywood TADDEO. MARIE Second Honors, Bronze, Silver A's , Spcrnish Proficiency Pins, Lunchroom Squad, First Aid Cer- tificate, Honor Assemblies, Ser- vice Awards, Aide to Dr. McGill, Miss Curtis, Mr. McNamara, Vol- leyball Club, Class Night '56.-- Business TAUROZZI. IOHN Lunchroom Service, Aide to Mr. Hundt, Mr. Goffrey, Mr. Sansone, Mr. Shiel, Mr. Sheerin, Minor Softball Club, Senior Chor- us '54-'56-U. S. Navy THOMAS, BARBARA Second Honors, Bronze A , First Aid, Home Nursing Certificates, P.S.A.L. Pins, Minor A , Library, Lunchroom Service, Aide to Miss Novotny, Softball, Volleyball, Spanish, Basketball, lfevrrnan Clubs, Variety Show '56,-Fon eign Enterprise l' THYER, WALTER ' Minor A in Track, Lunchroom Guard, Hall Patrol, Aide to Mrs. Foster, Table Captain, Cross- Country Track Team '53-United States Navy X ' i N l. rl i -1 1-f. TIMIMANN. ter Pemblec, Bronze, Silver P Pins, Chevrons, -Plattsburgh State Teachers Col- lege 'N' vrrfj 'W 965. gg 'Vg Gr? 'b' 'I f TAMBURELLO. MARIANNE P,S.A.L. Medal, First Aid Certifi- cate, Table Captain, Aide to Miss O'Connor, Miss Szotkowski, Mrs. Goldstein, Mrs. Wagler, Softball, Badminton, Volleyball, Basket- ball, Social Dancing Clubs, Lunchroom Lieutenant, Class Night '55-Airline Stewardess TESORIERO, GRACE First, Second Honors, Bronze, Sil- ' lr, Gold A's , Honors School, liinior, Senior Arista, Honors As- semblies, History Forums, Italian Proficiency Certificates, First Aid Certificate, Commendation Cards, Meritorious Service Award, Aide to Miss Reuss, Miss Munn, Pro- gram Committee, Lunchroom Ser- geant, Fashion Show '53, '54, Honorable Mention Ceritificates, Volleyball, Softball, Basketball, Italian, Swimming Cheerleaders, Leaders Clubs, P.S.A.L. Pins, Chevrons, Minor A's , Class Night Variety Show '56-Queens College THOMPSON. IOHN Second Honors, Aide in Social Studies Department, Aide to Dr. McGill, Miss Curtis, Mr. Confoy, Hall Patrol, Newman Club, Bas- ketball, Softball Intramurals.- United States Navy TILTON, LEAH First, Second onors, Bronze, Sil- ver, Gcl lunior Senior Arista, A Aid Certificate- . ins' n - Aide to . r. tern De enay M. - oehlich- U' erleads Squ ewm A l g ic For ' ec i n ative' Honors 'se ors Council Mernber' Class Night 56.-Queens Gen,ral Hospi s School of Nursing D , , P Q ' 1 ' I A 1 . H w I F- T V - gy 1 '5 5 j 1'1 1S, l1l - r un ' S, ' f Y . .g -Q - i t- , s 1 i , on- , D I 13 TOCCO, PETER Second Honors, Bronze A , Aide to Mrs. Boss, Minor A in Track, Track Team '53-'54-St. Iohn's University 67 True friemifbilzb if a plant of flow growlh. - lVrr5bi1egr01z TRAMUTA, RITA First Aid, Horne Nursing Certifi- cates, P.S.A.L. Pin, Second Hon- ors, Aide to Mrs. Mather, Mr. Leiblich, Library Squad, Secre- tary to Miss Novotny, Table Cap- tain, Italian, Volleyball, Tennis, Newman Clubs, Variety Show, Class Night '56-Business VALINOTTI. RICHARD Second Honors, Bronze, Silver P.S.A.L. Medals, Aide to Dr. Mc- Gill, Lunchroorn Service. - Queens College X NCIGUER A, PHYLLI Fir Aid, Horne N rsing C rtifi- c e , Service C ' icate, Li y, r. Patterson' ' , ' e to Mi G odw' , 1 well, L c rn Se ic oll ball, ske l lub , as Nig t'56. -Busi s W ONY e , a atro , tain, Lun ooni Serv' , Frenc , New- rna ubs. . Iohn's Un ersity A A, T n Si r, . .Pi , ec- no de s e sl . n , r. ns, ur ss I es ll l bl 68 ,vm UDEEN, VIRGINIA First, Second Honors, Senior Ari- sta, First Aid Certificate, Excep- tional, Meritorious, Distinguished Service Awards, Latin Proficiency Pin, Class Night, Variety Show '56, P.S.A.L. Pins, Art Commenda- tion Certificate, Service Aide to Miss DeKernay, Cafeteria Lieu- tenant, Library Squad, Aide to Miss Riordan, Pool Leader, Soc- ial Dancing Club,-Katherine Gibbs Secretarial School ARONE, CAMILLE Fir i , Horne N rsing r i- c s- ' ide o L. C e, ottb ennis, ocial T af i Nwma Volley- ss inn, unc o Service, crncin bs, V . ' ty Show '56, ass ' ' . usiness VENTRE, MARIE Second Honors, Iunior Arista, P.S.A.L. Pin, First Aid, Horne Nursing Certificates, Meritorious Service Award, Lunchroom Table Captain, G. O. Representative, Service with Miss Hess, Mr. Lorn- bardo, Mrs. Stern, Mrs. Kean, Pool Leader, Volleyball, Social Dancing, Cheerleaders Clubs, Variety Show, Class Night '56, Fashion Show -Business Second First Aid Variety Show, Class Night '56, -Business WALLACE, CHARLES School Band, Swing Band.-Busi- ness Fear zzlzmyy Jpfilzgr from jgl?01'6ZlZL'6. - Eflzefxfozz WANEK, WILBUR Gold, Silver, Bronze A's , Sec- ond Honors, Band Lvre, Orches- tra Pin, Honors Assembly, Orch- estra, Band '53-'55 Field Band, Football Rally, Meritorious, Ex- ceptional, Distinguished Service Certificates, Hall Patrol, Late Squad, Deans Squad, Lunch- room Lieutenant, Aide to Mr. Scarlata, Mr. Piatti, Mr. Confoy, Miss Keller, P.S.A.L. Pins, Swing Band, Class Ring Committee, Key of Courtesy, Track Team, New- man Club, Class Night, Variety Show '56, Dramatics -- Five's Unlucky .-Academy of Aeronau- tics WEBER, CAROL First, Second Honors, Bronze, Sil- Vef, A's ,,' Latin, French Profioi-eric in-sf First Ak? Ce' it Y , . . oi..- icate, 7Sen.i,c55'Aristai Library- Ser- vice: Aide to Mfg Richter, ilffefi- torious Service Award?-f'aGufTrnant Organ School WENTHEN, BARBARA First Honors, Bronze, Silver, Gola A's , Iunior, Senior Arista Sec- YGTUTYJ Honors School, Forum and Honors Councils, Honors Assem- blies, Spanish Proficiency Pins, Fashion Show '53, Sewing Award, Meritorious, Exceptional, Distin- guished Service Awards, Cor:- mendation Cards, Campus , Aide to Mr. Sheppard, Mis: Crowley, Lunchroorn Sergeant, Lieutenant, Variety Show, -Class Night '56, Forurns, Assemblies, Public Speaking Contests, Chev- rons, Home Nursing, First Aid Certificates, Public Speaking, Secretary, Vice President New:- man Club, Bronze, Silver, Gold P.S.A.L. Medals, Life Saving Club.-St. Iohr1's University W AM HOM ' S Secon H or onz - orio on o U a Iamu - , ,495 T- ' ' e, P.S, ' n 2 ns, ' l . - f Y Q- ones, CIlI'Olj Ta os rengh l bg B - : fre A fglgz lunior Chor -'E -A s College WOODSON, HARRIET First Aid, Home Nursing Certifi- cates, Lunchroom Captain, Aide to Miss Laws, Miss Connolly, Va- riety Show, Class I-light Show '56,-Kings County School of Nursing -nf-'V ,fm -ar 'Q wi Q.-, 5' 'Vw 'vf..,, WAY, B , Second Ho , ' S I Bro irst Ai , Hom - in ertificatf' P.S.A.L. Pins, Aide to Mis gen, Mrs. ecin- ski, Lunchr o G gedrll, Table -- ial Dancing, Home akin , panish Cl lbs, Dramatics A ' ' ive For Bad , ari Show, Class N' t '56 Busiw WELLBROC ARLENE S ond Hono - Bronze Silver G ' '- 'or Arista 9 d lu ina 1 w ward, lt er- ito o ,. Serv' - ' 'Q- 9 , 17' 1'1- datio nia First g d ' ertificate, Hong , Ch l, .- chroom S , Health Ed T- Spe ' ffice- Fashion how 3, ' , Honor Assembl , emb , Soc- ial Dancing Clu s.-Business WILHELM. IUSFTINE Bronze A , Minor A , First Aid Certificate, Chevrons, Major A , P.S,A,L. Pin, Meritorious Service Award ,Aide to Mr. Burns, Miss Armstrong, Mr. Munafo, Mrs. Lyons, Miss Degen, Lunchroorn Service, Life Saving, Pool Lead- ers, Basketball, Volleyball, Ten- nis, Social Dancing Clubs.-Sec- retary WOOD, MADELINE Meritorious Service Award, P.S,A.L. Rin, Firs Home Nursing Certificates, ashion Show '5'3,:64, i per'55: CaIn- .pgsflkri Staff, Lass Nia-l:1,Li'55, A-ide! to Mr, E. I.-,Clarkef-,.Mr. Bichiel, Lil-fichroom Se'rgearIft'-FRS. ble C'aptai-HMG. O. .Representa- tive,' Cheerleaders, Badminton, French, Volleyball' Clubs.-The American Academy of Dramatic Arts Sk WUSTROW, BARBARA First Aid Certificate, Bronze A , Meritorious Service, Minor A Softball, Bronze, Silver, Gold P.S.A.L. Pins, Aide to Mr Piatti, Mr, Custance, Band '55-'56, Or- chestra '55-'56, Lunchroom Ser- vice, Softball, Basketball, Volley- ball, Advanced Swimming Clubs. -Business 69 if ,Y 'y tl ' Q, , No one fem give you befle1f'ezo'zfice than yowffelf. - Cicero xv at I I , WYEH, 'BARBARA if w X irsit, Second Hpnors, l',ion,or 'l:A's- 'errtblyp Gefihan' Tvifo-Year A- ivarfd, Bronze- A Aide to Miss Austixnp ,lzunchroom Lieutenant, Table Captain, Dramtics Group, -College V , A G r A ZALESKI, VINCENT Bronze, Silver P,S.A.L. Medals, Lunchroorn Service Hall Patrol.- I Business ZIPP. CAROL First Aid, Home Nursing Certifi- cates, Aide to Miss Iewell, Mr. Shiel, Lunchroorn Service, Table Captain, Newman, French Clubs, Class Night '56, Variety Show,- Business 70 YACOBELLIS, PATRICIA Volleyball Trophy, First Aid., Home Nursing Certificates, P.S.A.L. Pin, Service Awards, Lunchroorn Captain, Sergecmt, Guard Service with Miss Hart, Mr. Connor, Mrs. Blick, Volley- ball, Newman, Social Dancing, Italicm Clubs, Variety Show, Class Night '56, Member of Clip- per Art Staff.-Business ZBRYSKI, BA ARA Seco d nors, me Nursing C i ' Me rious Service A s, ron e ' 5 Aide to Mr. S e Mrs. ' , Service in Li- br d in Lunchroo - b pt 'n, Fa nio , Sec- r ary if ew lub, Drcurna- tics re ary War1ted , Ch ' it Please , Basketball, Soft l Clubs, Class Night '55, Variety Show '56,-Business CLASS SUNG ANNETTE MARTINELLI O, fe111'11wf Kuff! of fl1f11111,v High Une fuzzr' -11111 Hou' Lum' ,nzy g0fll!-bV'l'L',' O111' fm11'f.f zvjllv glllfjfllillt' 0'61' ffozr. 111 Ibm' .surf fvom' zvlveu uv lllllif go. To-:fn-11 we join 111 Kumi mm' lmzrl. The 121116 Znzf fome for 111 Io 111115 Uwe bid arfiezz. zriflv lowing llldjllffll'-T. 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Bfldey Murplly For Those Who Have Flipped June 1966 If you feel that Brando, Natalie Moliter- you've been slighted, GOHQG ONT? no, Lorraine Peluso, -- That theres a wrong that should be right- ed, Remember that it's all in fun, And you'll laugh at it in years to come. . FLYING SAUCERS Wliile on a vacation to Adams-on-High, M a r S , many old alumni were seen. Meeting us at the rocket station were Charles Bogdanowicz and Bob Barry, co-mayors of Ad- ams-on-High, Running be- hind them with a pad and a pencil in her hands was Sue Mackowiak. Carol ZiPP. Secretary to the Sec- retary was next in line. Snapping pictures were Ruth Kordon and Joyce Sievers. We were taken through the town to Adams Monu- ment, designed by Henry Azzaro. At the top of this edifice we surveyed the town which was planned by George Borruso and Arthur Albro. Ut was odd to see a town with no streets.j M0 SHIF F MAN ROCKET In the Jonesonian In- stitute the first Earth rock- etship that landed on Mars was viewed. The famous Milt Shiffman was the designer. Other great inventions and discoveries found in this building were: Howie Heinsohn's Cha- nel No. 5 Skunk farm, Paul I-Ioffer's written theo- ry of how to perform an autopsy on a live person, Eileen Mangold's fleogs a hybrid of a pedigreed German shepherd dog with a flea, Carol Krush- evsky's jet propelled wa- terskis, a copy of How to Graduate in 10 Easy Dazesu by Joyce Hender- son, Fred Horowitzs first million dollar bill and Royland Seylar's East Point Military uniform. Our talkative guides were Ruth Abrahamsen, Barbara Zbryski and Fran- ces Carter. At the annual conven- tion of the ASBPM fAmerican Society for the Betterment of the People of Marsj James Lynch gave a talk on Martian jokes, Bruce Gordon-Wy- lie spoke about their so- cial life, Carol Weber the clothing fashions, Joe Scrandis the educational system, Rita Vulpis hair styles, Ed Lisi jet hot- rods, Angela Lombardo the business world and Madeline Forte demonstra- ted several Martian reci- pes. Herman Knolle is in charge of fund raising. He helped raise funds by turning over the proceeds from his performance in This is Your Wife . Other committee members are Jane Botscheller, Bar- bara Caserta, Eleanor Gan- non, Pat Spears, Garry Reicherter, Ralph LaRus- so, Anna Ambrosino, Irene Esposito and Matthew Borzello. .-10.-... DRIVE-IN CITY Joan Jerum founder of Drive-In City was seen walking! Several Adams alumni are working in this community. Laura Aratico is cashier at the drive-in movie, Joan Ben- nett and Hazel Eberling are secretaries at the drive-in telegraph com- pany, telephone operators are Caroline Galluccio, Joan Freese, Elvira Gra- nito, Jeanne Lennon and Barbara Miller. Teaching at the drive-in school are Eugene Mitchko, Cynthia Potts, Ruby Sprott and Harriet Woodson. Instruct- ing people how to walk are Virginia Corbin, Joan Franks, Bob Ruggirello, Maureen Smith and George Lauer. .-.--O . NEW' SCHOOL Lois DeLaurenzo has founded a secretarial school. The main point of instruction is how to sit correctly on the boss's lap. Girls enrolled for this course are Maryann Au- rora, Mary DiGiovanni, Dolores Carpenter, Bar- bara Mensing, Terry Le- Frances Nelson, Lillian Grobs, Marcella Guzzardo, and Pat Baron. - COMPETITION A competitive school is'Barbara Frederick's. Her special attraction is the course explaining how to prepare coffee for the boss. Her students consist of Maureen Moran, Lor- raine Passrette, Carolyn Francis, Margaret Mc- Tigue, Debbie Lerner, Seraphina Gangi, Carole Heddink, Madeleine Bat- sche, Rose DelDonno, Rosalie Mangieri and Jean Schaffner. MMO- . AROUND THE TOWN Out in Long City, Long Island, a new ultra mod- ern school has been built by the Robert Babula Con- struction Co. The school has an outdoor swimming pool which is in the charge of Helen Gath- mann. The bowling alley is under the supervision of Frank Collora and Art Stabile. Miss Linda Falik who recently starred in the Broadway play, Ro- meo and Cleopatra is head of the Dramatics Department. The rest of the faculty includes Syl- vester Braswell, Arlene Bach, Elfriede Haas, Janet Gerbe, Robert Rice, An- nette Rega, Alma Jones and Ernest Santopatre. 1 .I OST HALL The Rodney Jost Hall of Science, an all glass building, has been erected along Park Avenue. Per- sonal Manager Leonard Harrison, has been inter- viewing potential secre- ies for the concern, Those who have applied are Jane LoCascio, Lillian Jakel, Maria Taddeo, Mary Al- locco, Maria Pagano, Phyllis Vinciguera, Arlene Wellbrock, Marie Ventre, Dorothy Sutter, Josephine Spera and Marie Benedet- ti. Grafting the books are Roy Pierce. Frank Mauro and Frank Marx. Upstairs in the plush executive office we found President Anthony De- Rosa. Vice-President Rob- ert Morris was busy look- ing out the windows. Pri- vate Secretary Grace Teso- riero was sketching her dream house which her carpenter-husband w i l l build for her. Meanwhile Jack Bless was playing the s64,ooo Question with the company's funds. Mlol. DONOVER GIRLS Miss Virginia Udeen's modeling studio has signed a contract with NGN Pictures to do a three minute commercial on television. The Don- over Girls consist of Claudette Danna, Caroline Fanella, Grace Kubek, Margherita Montanile, Be- verly Nevins, Marjorie Burns and Loretta Stemm. O PIZZA EATERS Yasuko Satow has her own restaurant which fea- tures Wanton Pizza, Chow Mein on Pizza and Egg Roll Pizza. Joe Castelli is the singing Chinese Wi1iter , Waitresses in- clude Florence Collina, Marianna Cuozzo, Mary- lou Anderson, Caroline Hausch, Maria Maniaci, Marianne Tamburello, Mi- riam Stimus, Claire Abba- tiello, Barbara Vlfay and Terry Esposito. MOM. GAGS AND RICHES The former Rose Marie Napolitano is now em- ployed by her husband at Al's Meat Shop. Across the street is Joel Mil- grams Gag Inn. Witty Joel has been doing a booming business especial- ly to the school students. The set that sells the fast- est is entitled Ten Ways to Gag the Teacher . M0 THE CHAMBO The Dominick Pugli- ese Party which appears on Channel One is spon- soring a dance contest. Those vying for the title of Dance Champ, 1966, are Nancy Ahlefeld, Bar- bara Montgomery, Pauline Page Two THE FLIPPER June 1966 Raia, Josephine Bitello, Bill Colson, Pearl Gim- uel, Barbara I-ljort, Lou Leone, Bob Lydrord,, Bob Maylath, Cyrille Polansky, and Bob Monaco. The Lnambo, a new dance, will be performed for the first time at the hnals. l ROUND GARDEN Chris Escuclie, noted male fashion designer was seen last week at the Ma- dison Round Garden sporting one of his latest ensembles-an Ivy League jacket with green zoot pants. a pleated shirt and a sombrero. Star performers at the Garden were Janet Bing- ham. Barbara Monda and Carolyn Krous. The Bing- ham-Monda-Krous team appeared in the O-limp- iks last year. Through the efforts of ,lim Connolly and Mike Grau the Third Ave. El has been reconstructed, The boys complained that New York was receiving too much sun light, The engineer of Weary Wee line is Salvatore Di Fig- lia, conductor Chris Har- meyer and the trainmen are Francis Germann. John Felicetti. Gwrge Krapu- kaitis, Johp Silvis and Francis Osip. Drawing beards on the advertise- ments are Mary DeGiro- lamo and Louise Finno. .lo-1 ROVING REPORTER Querliofzz What have you learned from your stay in Adams? Alzrwersz Ronald Cusack: I've learned to get along with people and prepare myself for the future. Ray Costa: I've learned to be polite to teachers and that you should al- ways agree with your art teacher. Harriet Raelson: I have learned how beautiful the French language really is, Janet Corke: How to make and keep friends. Arlene Fuchs: How to hustle my way from the back of the lunch line to the front of it. Mackev Izzo: I've learned much more than knowledge that will help me in the future. Joanne Limbacher: How to get through the crowd- ed halls in one piece! Ralph Esposito: Tele- phone numbers I ! ! Nancy Sitra: I've learned to get dressed in three minutes and be on time tor gym class. + O . NOW HEAR THIS! Nurse Beulah Dowling has had rr wing at Cell- vue named after her. Stephen James' Bop-Be Band is now being seen at the Ashes. Members of the combo are Bill Wan- eck, Tony Imperato, Edith Burriesce and Sy Kay. Lewis Sapodin, criminal lawyer, just convicted thirty-three police chiefs. Edyie Stoller now has a total of umpteen mem- bers in the Society for the Preservation of Long, Long Pony Tails . Inci- dentally Edyie has a new hair style - a poodle pony! Georgianna fGreenj and Joe Nardi. noted pros- pecting husband and wife team, have finally struck uranium on the Adams campus. O NEWS AWARD The prize for the Best L'nprintecl News Story for 1966 went to the New York Dimes' columnist Joanne Shakin. Barbara Hoppy Hess has been acclaimed the best hop-scotch player in New York State. Phyllis Bailyn has been hailed by the business world as The Secretary I XX'ould Like Most to Sit on My Lap. Vivian Brailsford made her debut at the Wetro- politan Opera House after many long years of prac- rise. Congratulations! Benita Karol and Frank Mauro finally wed after a ten year engagement. l-1O A NIGHT AT THE COCOA A new nightclub was born last night in our great metropolis It's the Cocoacabana under the management of Ed Sten- by, Vince Boccia and Ron Staiano. Judy Abrin and Audrey Lapina were spot- ted in the chorus line. Joan Daniels was featured soloist. The Head Chef is Sandra Newton. Miss Newton is famous for her Thingabob dish, Cigar- ettes, Tums, aspirins. and Alka-Seltzer were distri- huted among the patrons by Hilda Kaist. Rose Nic- chi, Irene Didik, Shirley Barr. Helen Bunce and Barbara Thomas. Actor Joseph Isolano received the Oscarette for his performance in the movie Who Did It and Ran? , written by Nor- man Bleistein. The direc- tor was Michael Brofman and the producer John Lee. iiO WE LIKE IKE Carol Peters, Leah Til- ton and Josephine Parisi are on the Presidents cheering squad. These girls can be seen perform- ing in the aisles of the Senate. If you recall, these girls got their start back in Adams. Josephine DeRicco and Madeline Wood have opened up an elephant hospital in East Africa. The staff includes Marie Buck, Esther Profeta. Nan- cy Timmann, Ed Alexis, Charles Clauss, Camille Varone and Vincent Za- leski. O SOLUTIONS Vincent Battaglia has solved the solution: how to fry an iceberg! Virginia Peri was seen yesterday in Times Square standing on her head and spitting wooden nickels. Tommy Ambrosio and Margaret Tramuta were on hand to scoop up the 5355. O1i TOOTHPASTE AND TRIBES Irwin Borsykowsky has just opened up his new cut-rate pharmacy in the wilds of Africa. Taking care of the cash is James Frye. Demonstrating the Dream toothpaste smile is Louise Cuomo and snifhng perfumes are Ioan Caddell and Concetta Chirico, Helping Irwin mix the brews are Tom Williams, Donald Brand. John McDonald and Mi- chael Cascio. Frequent customers are missionaries B a r b a r a Munch and Maxine Sprott, These ladies are trying to teach the Rockandroll tribe to waltz. A few of the tribesmen are Frank Ceniglio, Elaine Collier, Bob Hammal, Marianne Gunther. Herb Lawrence, Violet Nanasy, Alice Mo- ran. Art Monty, Art Salz- lien, Rino Salvo, Ieanne Salvas, Charles Wallace, Anthony Waida, Walt Thyer, Terry Iovine. Su- zette Iorco, Marilynn Hau- ser, Justine Wilhelm and Bill Lucchetti. - ????? What is your favorite expression ? Tony Leo: O.Kl Martha Imperiale: Dos Dings! Joyce Gebauer: Alrighty! Jerry Doyle: Holy Cow! Margaret Sanzone: Well there now! Myra Liefshitz: Yeeksl Richard Brockman: Oh, no! Helen Mark: That's a riot! Margaret Albanese: Sure it is! Joe Lennan: Holy Mack- rel! Pat Ledwith: Oh, sugar! Johnny Pisciotta: Live and learn! Karl Albrecht: Goodness gracious! - O A HUNTING WE WILL GO . . . A safari has just left New York City to ex- plore the island of Croac- teris. Leading this party is Valerie Hundertmark. The purpose of this ex- pedition is to see if S0n's Sun Tan Lotion is eth- cient. The explorers are: Erika Hoyer, Josephine Lamantia, June Marciante, Betty Reinhardt. Charles Schmitt, Tom Vaio, Carol Schanbacher and Dick Valinotti. John Thompson is tak- ing a cruise around the world in his new sailboat. John won the boat in a contest sponsored by the Ernest Schulze Company. John had to write a two hundred word statement on why he never gets sea- sick. -ot DOG TRACK If you have any extra dogs turn them over to Joe Sciremammano who is planning on opening a Dog Track. His scouts are Frank Sequino, Chris Specht, Dotty Sisbury and Barbara Settineri. Gertrude Erfeld has just bought a sky blue pink blouse to go with her orange polka-dot skirt. She is hunting for a hat to match but so far no luck. Can anyone help her? - YE OLD STAFFS A group of budding journalists consisting of Harriet Raelson, Marie J une 1966 THE FLIPPER Page Three Mesaros, Arlene Ginsberg, Phyllis Levine and Bar- bara Burkhardt were seen walking through the Hap- py Harry News Building. These ladies got their ex- perience working on the Campus . The group found Jo- anne Shakin interviewing a senior senator from Ad- amsville. Barbara Wentlien a corner reading thick book and a very long book Edith Stoller and was in a very writing review. Marilyn Shafer were about to put the finishing touch- es to their gossip column. At the head of the col- umn was an item about Martha Kavaler swallow- ing her gum and Linda Bressler writing headlines while standing on her head. It seems Linda is more comfortable in this position. lMO PU ZZLES Kathleen Patterson was seen pulling her hair out of her head trying to think of a clever question for her inquiring report- er's column. Along came Stewie Leibowitz and Norman Bleistein who gave her the question-If an event can occur in faj different ways and fails to occur in fbj different ways and all fa-l-bJ ways are equally likely, what is the probability that the event will occur at a given trial? Note: All the visitors are now taking law at the Law School of Lefferts Blvd. MOM CLIPPERITES The group crossed the white line and entered the Sky Story Building. There they stepped on some of the members from Ye Old Clipper . Ruth German was inspir- ing Greg Schultz by play- ing her jazz records on the jazz-o-phone. Judy Feinstein couldn't take the inspiration so she leaned out the window to feed the birds. Esta- Ann Halbreich was seen prancing on the window ledge picking up the crumbs the birds missed, .--OM-1 TOPS IN POPS! No Not Much -You don't want your diplo- ma. XX'atchin,q All the Girls Go By -Adams fashion show. Time on My Hands - The three minutes be- tween periods. Mr. Wonderful - Mr. Clarke handing out the diplomas. I'll Be Home -The night before regents. Hot Diggityn-The whole Senior class is gradu- ating. Say It Isn't So -third pe- riod lunch. Wfithout You - doing homework alone. Memories Are Made of This - Senior Day, teachers, friends, etc. I Could Have Danced All Night -the night of the Prom. 1. Sixteen Tons - having homework over the week end. A Tear Fell'-when we said good bye to our friends on graduation day. MOM S - PORT - S It was field day at Ad- ams Stadium. Ed Small and Don Gangemella were putting their track ability to use by running around selling shotdogs. Close be- hind them with soda were Helen Denman and Made- line Fiorello, Josephine Giorandino was carrying the straws. The main event of the day was the O-Limp-Ick star Bob Clement. He did the mile in thirty-two sec- onds. fThe timer's watch stoppedlj Playing baseball for the Dankees were Bob Gold- stein. Frank Hofman, John Taurozzi, Bob Jamieson, Gene Krasowsky, John Kundel, Karl Milenkovic, John Ludwig and Phil Riccardi. Water-girls were Vivian Hogans and Judy Jensen. MOM YODGERS Meanwhile on the op- posing team, the Yodgers, the boys were planning some basketball strategy to use. The plans worked at the basketball games so why shouldn't it work at a baseball game?? fWliy?l?J The scheming team mates were Marc Castellaneta, Vince Lau- rino, Ed Maslowski, John Pucillo, Jerry Polo, Pete Tocco, Bob Sztorc, George Lorandini and Dick Peter- son. Their water-gals were Kathy Lewis and Anna Martin. Scorekeepers for the game were Gloria Lippert and Lois McKin- sey. Chattering away over the loudspeaker was Rose- mary Mauro. POTSY CHAMPS The play-OHS for potsy champs was held at the Stadium. Representing the United States were Clare Lundequist, Eleanor Rossi and Kathy Nickola. Playing handball with their feet were Arlene Ma- lerbi, Norma Nieves, Al Paone, Lou Sapodin, Ca- thy Rutter and Matty Peach. MOM BUDDING ARTISTS Wlien the Class of '56 graduated from John Ad- ams High School, New York City had just com- pleted the building of the Colosseum. This year they built the pyramid in the middle of Forty Second Street and Times Square. The idea was conceived by Stanley Costello, while traveling through Egypt. He said he does not know what inspired him. His companions, Pompeo Della Rocca, Paul Giambalvo and Fred Maletta think it was the point of his camel's head. fCould belj Mo MURALS The mural at the point was painted by the Costa twins. The picture, hang- ing in the first tunnel as you enter, was one of Pat Yacobellis's collec- tion. Margaret Jastrzemska is the creator of the still- life that can be found in the main corridor. The mural in the main cham- ber, a huge book with the strange word Clipper on it, is the work of Jenaette Henderson. The red dash of the nine hundred and ninety ninth block was done by Esta-Ann Hal- breich, who says It took me four months to do. I couldn't decide which way the line should go! Terry Curatola designed the burial chamber, so all the jelly preserves will last till they are needed. fWlien is that?J All the artists were en- couraged by the art de- partment of their respect- ive high schools fAdamsj when they were budding artists for the school ma- gazine. .MO-MM THE Nosr INQUIRER Queiliozzz Wliat date is on the nickel you have? llnbere: On the first floor during the three min- utes between classes. Afzfuferr: Marylen Heffert: Pickel? I don't like pickels. Lucy Ferrandino: Date? I'm busy Saturday night. Robert DiMarco: Stop pushing. . REMEMBER WHEN The graduating class of June 1956 had for its G.O. Representatives in the first term Joseph Pan- zarella. Virginia Barry was the second term rep- resentative and Barbara Fredericks was the third term rep. Virginia Peri represented us for our fourth and fifth terms. Audrey Lapina took over in the sixth term and then Joseph Isolano in the seventh term. Officers of the G.O. who were members of the June '56 class were Bob Barry. President, Charles Bogdonawicz, Vice-Presi- dent, Susan Mackowiak and Audrey Lapina, Sec- retaries. The Senior Class was under the leadership of its President Rosemarie Napolitano. She was as- sisted by Jeanette Hender- son the Vice-President. Angela Lombardo took the notes and Herman Knolle the money in their jobs as Secretary and Treasurer, respectively. The Class of June '56 had previous leaders of Senior Arista including Stewart Leibowitz and Barbara Munch. In the Senior term Herman Knol- le was the Boy Leader and Jeanette Henderson was the Girl Leader. Aud- rey Lapina and Barbara Wfenthen served as Secre- taries. MO SENIOR SECTION OFFICERS SB1 - Mrs. Visone SBZ - Miss Burke SB5 - Miss Gilligan SB-1 - Miss Feinberg SB5 - Mr. Shiel SB6 - Mrs. Fadden SB7 - Miss Giammalvo SBS - Mr. Kuhle SB9 - Mrs. Blick SBIG - Mr. Steed SBIS - Mr. Moschella O-1 - Mr. Bequet M- THE FLIPPERS Linda Bressler Ruth German Esta-Ann Halbreich Marilyn Shafer I I fglgsv T 1 : . Elf-Q-an 1,1 W v ' i'.,,f- ' it -41 i n -V A il yl',:T.g- A L - '12 r- if li I -1 IS l T-935' lxiey il f r' 'J 4, , f l ll -bw? 1 y i if tij ti? S, I Q V 5 I fr v ' 4 N X Q:-g' I! I- , t I -, ',:- L- N-,fi 1 xx I ' i EYERYQNII I-IIXD seen the notice laOSted and we were all a-buzz with extitement as usual. It had been happening for .1 few years now but still the same enthusiasm was felt surging through us, XY'e all assem- bled early at the designated spot to await the long-planned detailed mission instruc- tions from the eommanders. Every phase, every t'IlOXe was studied at every .ingleg sample tests were made to make everything foolproof: training was rigid and prepara- tions were ei-:att to the T. XYZ- had been camped down and by now all were restless for aetion. XY'e would ,uit get our last min- ute instructions and we would be all set. The audienee grew silent .is General Thomas rose to the podium. Now men, the time has come, You know by now ex- actly what you are to do. Everything tends to show that success will be aehiev ed hnal- ly, Defeat in this mission eould even mean losing our only stronghold here. We must remember all details and that the spoils will be reaped once vittory is declared and not until then. I wish you all luck and to those who may not return, gooclbyeu. With that we nlecl out quietly and quick- ly to check all gear and to adjust and syn- chronize the wings. Word was passed that T-F OR ATIO RUTH GERMAN .1 T-formation was to be used for the first attack. Everyone was ready for take-off. The loudspeaker blasted, Runways number one to six are ready for take-offs. We took otf in cluiek succession and soon the whole Heet was airborne and in perfect formation. The distante to be covered was short and in no time we were there. We were outnumbered and though everything again seemed hopeless we knew we must be tourageous. Surprisingly, we had eaught them unaware. As soon as we appeared, the enemy retreated with st reams of terror and fear. All day it seemed as though vic- tory was ours at last. But . . . . then it happened. Wfe were bombed out and I am here alone trying to win this single-handed. It has been a long battle and I am ex- hausted by laek of food and my wings are going fast. Right now I am circling the enemy and have succeeded in driving back eighteen of them, But since it is useless I too will retreat and wait for next year and plan again. Yes, beware you Adamsites, we termites will conquer the lunehroom. This year I will again relax and regain my strength in there and even scare a few of you as I take my leisurely dip in the swimming pool. 75 FY? . ijlxjrifjj ,IV a i!jif1g gfif 4 WHEN WE first came to john Adams. we were frightened little Fl'G.f'!Jlll67l opening the door to a new way of life, Members of the upper terms tried to and succeeded in poking fun at us, We were sold tickets to the elevator and finally gave up the idea of riding in it after we could not locate it. On entering the building, we were told not to step on the white tile blocks because they had just been washed. Yes, the first year will never be forgotten. When we were in the second term, we were referred to as educated freshmen. Never will we forget the crowded lunch line or trying to get a look in the mirror in the locker room. At the time, such things may have annoyed us, but they will always be tucked away in our memories. With the passing of that hectic first year, we were one step higher on the stair- way to the top. We were Sopbomorer. At last we were accustomed to the ways of the school and we delighted in telling everyone that we were no longer freshies. If we were mistaken for freshmen, we very sternly proceeded to prove our true identity. By the time we were !!llIf07'J', we regarded ourselves as seasoned veterans. We felt as though we were actually running the schoolfthat is, until a Senior came in sight. When we watched the Seniors enjoy- ing all their activities, there was a secret 76 E IOR LOOK BACK SUSAN MACKOWIAK yearning deep inside. However, our time was coming and we would be Seniors too. We came back to school in September really proud of the fact that we were in our senior year. In reality, we were the Lauer Sezzjori' or Sezfezzffa Te1'12ze1'J. The time came for us to order our senior rings. How proud we were when we finally re- ceived them. The eighth term was approach- ing and we were full of anxiety and jubi- lation. The days and weeks passed faster than they ordinarily would. We were full fledged Sezziorrf The many senior activities were now facing us. There were senior meetings, graduation pictures, senior but- tons, variety show, class night and senior day. Our extra special attention was given to the prom, that one great occasion when everyone wished to be the Belle of the Ball. Then the dreaded Regents exams were approaching. Everyone was putting in that last minute of cramming. After all the ordeals were over, we were facing graduation. As we look back on those four years, we will all agree that they were short ones indeed. Yes, we will always look upon our high school days as days of seriousness and gaiety. After we have left our high school days behind us, we will be proud to say, Yes, I graduated from john Adamsf' I ...5 , -y ..,.. WN - --I W. -1-i-1 y . K -ff - - Q .Q I Y, flax- . wo- 'EBEIEII ' - ' -:s----. . . f' PXJW -Xe-1 TJ ., NN will -5, E - -- A-A -E1 qx 'YNQQR E L- ,-Q I-.1 Al ,f : ' s s - - .U .XE .-. NA -- l R39 M ...fe l L U T , ' -- 'ii - - -. a Q Q ls Q X Y -Ye X 1 N-Lv Q Q K. -I .E V' i 4 gp s fit fs 'is -Q: f.-sw-F2 ' -5? Y- lstyigj y 4' mise, .TQ s- ,W ,A - Q - Sg'- ' ef- gf Y ':S.:eif:fS1 n11i-sud ,- f ' , of ,.JrS5Ns, Ami THERE LISED to be a cult whith memo- rized six lines of Shakespeare While brush- ing their teeth in the morning. And also a group of budding eggheads who read Professor XY'hat's-I-Iis-Name's Uliiye Ifoot Bookshelf' while they had their hot Pab- Ium for breakfast. but people of this ilk are disappearing tnot that I regret it, you understand. I iust dont like where theyire f-,omny Q v. . u e This mass of mediotrity has banded to- gether along with the busy men and women types to eiolie into the ton- densed' pack. This bunch has already sueeeeded in getting shorter hooks, smaller ears, faster foods, innnitesinal radio sets and watches vvhieh haxe fates that eannot la- seen. There is also a nioue afoot to tut ball- games to two hours but this will never sueeeed as lone as the giants of the hotdog industry, like HAI. Stexens. haie anythinyu to say on hoxv baseball is run. Now pay attention beeause here eoines the point of this essay. It has a point exen if you dont think so. The idea is: what book, artiele, ear, food, sporting event or even watch is worth six baek issues of Omnibook when eut to the eyuiek by these sadistic snippers? Eive hundred and Hfty page books are Cut down to something that can fit between such enlightening articles as New Hope DIGESTIO IVAN KLEIN for the Dead and You, Too, Can Con- eluer Stigmophobia' and all they ean say is only the frills have been removed. Apparently words, ideas and tharaeters are frills.i' The only important things is plot: eg. Alice and Ierry went to the store, held it up, went home, rushed down their sliding apparatus QI forgot what it's really ealledb into the waiting arms of .Ioe Friday. End of storyffirime Does Not Pay. And all this in the name of busy men and womennl Vile as a people have more leisure than even before in our history, yet we must read one dimensional books. It is sad. At least I think so. But then again, I guess the busy men and women' don't. Another item gaining popularity is the little xvateh. Cfompanies advertise wateh tests in whith they say, Pass your present xxatth through a pinhead. If it doesn't fit, buy ours. All I want to know is - why? ,Ille idea of a watth is to tell time and this seems ditlieult if you ean't find it on your wrist. This is the end of the leeture and we'll forget about the ears, food and other annoy- ing items for the present. I leave you with the thought that if something is not worth- while in the bulk earton, it should not even be touehed in the five paek. In short, fthis is short?j, I'm all for elumsiness. My point is made now, so return to your condensed 1Zefzder'r Digeafi' and see if I care. 77 sal'--ll-.. il-1 I 1.1 i1'4Q DOBKQ -Q 1 1 .. T., 1..- .. .- ..., - .- ::: .J ,.. 1, -1.11 X 1 111 1 -1- .1 , f- . .H ,, .. 5 , N .. ..: -- . N P-' ... -1.. i W in i , .- .. ... gg: ..fQ - 1 l' C Q I til? i W 4 11i ..-1 -' 'l SPARIXPLLIG ULCERS ANN DANIELS HENRIETTA ROLLED to a stop behind Betsy, backlired loudly and shut off her en- gine. My dear, she called, are you awake? I have the most exciting news! Betsy roused herself with an effort. What is it, Henrietta? !'What is it, indeed! Why, I've just had a most serious and painful operation! The most awful ever! That's what!'! Oh, Henrietta! You do make such a rat- tle about things! Betsy sighed wearily. What is it this time-someone smash your fender again? Why, darling! I do believe you're jeal- ous! Really I do! Henrietta managed a chuckle, with her ignition off, which was no small feat. Betsy shook herself, Happed her exhaust pipe indignantly and awoke completely. Listen here, little girl, she snapped, as far as I'm concerned, you just haven't been around! I had more mileage on me before you were born than you're carrying right now! Furthermore, I've slept in some of the best garages in the country and once spent THREE WHOLE DAYS in a genuine Cad- illac Dealer's! jealous, indeed! Hmmph! Henrietta peeked through her left head- light, I'm sorry, Betsy, she said contritely, I just wanted to tell you all about 'it.' What an ordeal! What about 'it' ? Betsy was slightly mol- lined. 'It's a wonderful heater that a very nice mechanic installed in me today! I wish you could see it, it's so cuddly warm! 78 I have a heater, too,'! said Betsy in a rather small voice. Oh yes, dear, cooed Henrietta, 'ibut yours was built into you before you rolled off the production line. Mine has been IN- STALLEDV' Betsy was eager to hear more in spite of herself. Did it hurt, Henrietta?,' Hurt! It was the most awful painful thing! The mechanic tried to be as gentle as he could, but, oh goodness! When he took that electric drill and bored a hole for the water hose I thought I'd expire! The work on my cylinder head was bad enough-but that drill! Henrietta shuddered convul- sively. '!You poor dear! I'm sorry for what I said earlier! Betsy was very concerned and man- aged to shift her aging bulk closer to Hen- rietta, but stiffened as Henrietta laughed coyly. Oh no, dearest Betsy, everything is fine now! This new heater sort of adds to me and I really think I'm an improved girl now! Henrietta primped her fenders and rustled her left windshield wiper in an un- mistakable wink. By the way, dear, she added loftily, What's new with you? Oh, not much, said Betsy modestly, except-well ,... I carried seven passen- gers the other day .... Seven? asked Henrietta, breathlessly. Oh yes, seven. Six were pretty girls and the other was my owner, Harry, who seems okay, except for the way he races my motorf' Henrietta was quiet for a moment. Er- Betsy, she asked timidly, do you think that I'll ever get a chance to carry seven people?'! Why, of course, smiled Betsy, just keep up the good work and I'm sure that with your new heater you'll make the grade! Betsy tensed. Oh Henrietta, she called, here comes Harry! I have to warm up! She snapped to attention and on com- mand rode away. Gee, thought Henrietta, what a Hair that old gal has! Maybe some day I will carry SEVEN people! 'Specially with my heater and new shackle bolt! Wonder how much an air-conditioning system hurts ? She sighed, cuddled up to the curb and settled down for the night. l I THIS DARK GLGOMY LA D JJ! A U' r LCV VKX sf V A ' 'gy .kj x jr it f Y A y t Jr gr vvu 0 J N U A SW dxu xx Jw X3 V J if - I 1 - X ,' Q4 A fi ' if i' A 14-v, - ' , if ' , - 57 15, , '7 ':. X' nr ,VW .- ,f,., ,. lf' , ,. W , , - r fry. -'-51,'9y'-f- ' 'iv f, : ..:'f,' 5- . '. - 1 aff. I' A '- 'W1 we --,ff-fr ' I n VL 4 we. QW 'QQ ZZ , , Iffhttt Catz he hitltletz itz the depth! of the sea? Here if at gzieytioiz tifkeil mizfitzgly. Iii my ilreizmf I'12z often there Living life without ti fare. One night it 11115 ileizthly :lurk and eoltl. The t'l'6!lfZll'C'.f were ugly, uteirel mid holil. Giant jwliziztx grezz' till izroznztl Sl6ltttttlllg from the rztziddy groiitzil. Dark blink hirlkf of ,f!ll1k6lI xlyiju. l7t1lle11fvr'e'1r to the Jet: mi one of their trips Liz-1' half hirriefl itz the ftlllil. They gene to thif dark gloomy liztzfl A glmftly feeling of rt1,1'Jter 1' Dozen in the tleffthr of the .filettt Jen. Brit if it 1'Uitfl'1' it flare like thix Or if there light intel h7tIf7lDlltF.8',f.9 Perlmfu' ilrtzwt there they hiire iz ,fitti- fltril 11tL1'1'he e1'et1 rzmre thizti wie! U h.rt if the jierh are not xtitpiel trim' eritcle Bit! mn fetal twirl zerite mm' gn to Jfhool. Ahrylie ll7L'-1' ez'e11 life ttf zee Eitjfryttlg the 11toz'ie,s' .mel T.V..' Perhizfu' there tire C'I'C'lt eitief tiittl totem flrttl itlm it fvltree like Chitrehill DOZl'tt.fl Of mitrye there thingy eiiiizmt he Jo, Brit if they ure l'll newer kimze, For ltlllfff I .fee it for myfelf Not rettel it iii iz book from tt lihrary .fhelf The eihymztzl depth! of the etzehfzrztitzg Jetz Shell forever remezitz tl hezztrztiizg myftery. 79 SHIELD OF FREEDO PRIZE-XWINNING ESSAY LIONS' CLUB CONTEST IEANETTE HENDERSON 552 THE CONSTITUTION is, indeed, Our Shield of Freedom. It is like a cloak that protects us from tyranny and despotic rule. It is the armor of our democracy. The Con- stitution is our greatest weapon in the pre- servation of our individuality as a free people. What makes it so? Many people think of it as merely a piece of paper, a historic document. How many truly realize the sig- nificance of it? At the Constitutional Convention of 1787, such brilliant minds as George Washiiigtoii, james Madison, Alexander Hamilton, and Benjamin Franklin united in order to create a Constitution which would govern all peo- ple alike with fairness and equality. In the preamble, the purposes of the Con- stitution are clearly defined in such well chosen words as: We, the people of the United States, in order to form a more per- fect Union, establish Justice, insure domes- tic Tranquillity, provide for the common Defense, promote the general Welfrire, and secure the Blessings of Liberty to our selves and our Posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America. Each of these purposes have been fulfilled, through the tireless efforts of many wise men. The framers of the Constitution, remem- bering their experiences with England, were determined to protect the individual against tyranny on the part of this new gov- ernment. Therefore, the Constitution im- poses certain restrictions on the Federal Government in defense of the rights of the individual. These restrictions are found in the first ten amendments to the Constitution, where they are known as the Bill of Rights. These amendments provide for freedom of speech, of the press, of religiong the freedom from unreasonable search and seizures, the right of the accused to a speedy 80 and public trial, and the right of protection of one's life, liberty and property. This Bill of Rights, protects us against tyranny and the fear of a dictatorship by guaranteeing each individual certain unalienable rights. How else does the Constitution protect us? Our forefathers' feared hasty and radi- cal legislation as much as they did tyranny. To prevent such legislation, they armed each department with the power to check the work of the other. This is done for the prime purpose of preventing one branch of our Federal Government from becoming too powerful. This system is known as Checks and Balances. The governing powers are separated among three branches: the Legis- lative, the Executive, and the Judicial. Thus Congress makes laws, the President enforces them and the Federal Courts interpret them. Law then is the product of three depart- ments that share power. The Constitution provides for every phase of our life. It guards us against treason, it protects the property of the individual, it guarantees personal liberties, it provides for our Federal system of Government, and is so worded that it can easily be adopted to changing times. It is our shield of freedom. Our present Constitution has outlived the changes of time, because of its democratic nature. Dur- ing its lifetime it has seen the rise and ul- timate destruction of many nations and many Constitutions. This long and enduring life is partly explained by the fact that it was established by the people. It was created by great men who were wise enough to profit from past experiences. Therefore, let us re- spect it and most of all uphold it. Let the immortal words of Henry Cabot Lodge re- main always in our minds: The Constitu- tion guards the rights of each one of us, no matter how humble or how poor. I say to you beware how you allow any man or men to lay their hands upon that great in- strument . . . Do not let it be torn down, for if you do all the great advances in free- dom which it represents will perish and we shall return to these primitive forms of gov- ernment which in ancient times and in mod- ern times as well have oscillated between anarchy and despotism, which as best only brief intermission of true and ordered li- berty. SENIOR PROOF PROBLEMZTO prove that 5-40 PROOF: UD 5 E N I O g R f2j Adam fr sexo jun sem P uhool xgitcmcnt Owl ntercsting rdmls aduation S E shmcn X d year I or O r R om U1 .H ESTA-ANN HALBREICH n+i+O+f:sEN1oR. C55 c o m m Q Nj ring pictur ' senior pi ur pr 1 I SENIOR X C I .1 i l p m 0 5 r L think marks a m CONCLUSION: 5-6-nfi+0+f:s E NIO R 2 .1 C SENIO .1 5 f O Il I m C m 6 n Qty Show agents wc If I t rl I W A Q' 9 si ilfqmsfll Is Ma 15W it 4 I A gm y ' up V K ,, , NQ., ,,... Li . . H, Ng N .. ,, ,YP K N, I -rwrgx X ,M ' S l'f'5 5'-wigs.,-N iv silt lx A ry A Rm li . ' A-5 .-:Qgfr M Cu i iflii ' V1 A Tv lil ., - -- 'nw fEL:':gqE- S ' .a A 's Q v tiff A f f f ' ,gi? ,,- , 'f -F.. . -..,.-,. . I ul - -- ., If Y 1:5427 Ani- 'niii .'-H -.5-22591, Ml, Y le, .iifvx A r ai. 1. is-I SEN1oR M Uslo MAKERS ARLENE GINSBERG JOANNE SHAKIN ' 1 SM I 'J 53 V, U if W ,Hi bluff .fsfif , ,ta I M ' f, . A ,. ,Ulf XX fb I 'Y Z' THE MUSIC organizations are a very im- portant part of our school's extra curricular activities. Yet, they are frequently taken for granted. In this issue of the Clipper , we would like to familiarize you with the graduating members of the band, orchestra, and chorus. Meet our Senior Music Makers! First in line is Virginia Peri, the or- chestra's nomination for class character. Ginny, who plays the cello, piano, and the accordion, is a petite brunette with a rather squeeky voice fespecially when she's angryj. Drawing, sewing, dancing, dating, and lis- tening to Embraceable You or Poor People of Paris take up most of her spare time. In accordance with her plans to be- come a teacher, Ginny will enter Queens College in the Fall. A proficient pianist, Marie Buck, also plays the accordian. She puts her talent to work by giving lessons after school. But, Marie doesn't devote all of her time to things connected with music, she also en- joys swimming and baseball. Kings County School of Nursing will be Maries home come September. The first clarinetist in the band and or- chestra is Bill Wanek. He lists among his hobbies hunting, fishing, and GIRLS. Bill, who also plays the tenor saxophone, is a member of both the Adams Swing Band and a local Jazz band. Stardust and the music of Glenn Miller are his favorites in the field of music. Bill has been accepted at the Academy of Aeronautics and after completing his training there he plans to get a job with one of the major airlines. Helen Phelan, who plans a career in music, will enter Hunter College next se- mester. She plays the viola in our orchestra. flncidentally, she acquired this skill through icipation in the instrumental classes con- ducted here at Adamsj In addition to all types of music we End that Helen likes reading swimming and traveling member of our orchestra. She likes skating, XR U X1 i 1 i ' .XXX i oi! . D 1 I i . Xt e Shirley Barr, another violinist, is also a KU f X 1 ff 82 tennis, and of course, music. Shirley plans to study to become a teacher. A former member of the football squad and a member of the band, orchestra, and marching band is Seymour Kay. Cy is an avid hivfi fan, and is quite proficient at the art of legerdemain fmagicj. His favorite musical composition is Rhapsody in Blue by George Gershwin. Cy plans to enter college in the Fall. A member of the band and orchestra who spends half of her band practice period eating lunch is Barbara Wustrow. Aside from playing the French horn, she swims, plays golf. and goes horseback riding. This summer Barbara will be found working for the Prudential Life Insurance Company. If all goes well she will remain there per- manently. A classical music lover is Natalie Moli- terno, a pianist in the orchestra. She spends much of her spare time practicing on her beloved piano. After graduation, Natalie will make her way in the business world. An extremely talented member of the band and orchestra, Edith Burriesce, plays the bass fiddle, the piano, and the accordian. When she is not playing an instrument, she can be found participating in athletic events. Edith, too, wants to pursue a career in the Held of business. Adams' loss will be West Point's gain if Roland Seylar pursues the field of Chemi- cal Engineering at this world-renowned school. CI-Ie might even become a famous general and then presidentj A member of Arista, he plays the violin in the orchestra. Among his other hobbies are: swimming, football, model railroading, scouting, danc- ing, eating, and playing the harmonica. Barbara Hjort. another talented violinist in the orchestra, likes popular and semi- classical music. She enjoys dancing and listening to the music of Poor People of Paris. She plans to go to college and then to enter the teaching profession. One of the most musically inclined of Adams' musicians is Robert Sztorc. Bob plays the saxophone and the clarinet in the band, orchestra, swing band and march- ing band. Outside of school, he plays with a polka band and he enjoys this along with fishing. He plans to attend St. john's Uni- versity where he will study business ad- ministration. As a side line, Bob plans to continue to play with a polka band. Alicia McKnight, a member of the Ad- vanced Chorus, will soon have her voice heard by thousands of people through the medium of the Telephone Company. Alicia enjoys television, the movies, dancing, read- ing, Rock and Roll, and all other popular music. Her favorite songs are Mr. Won- derful and The Magic Touchf, Another member of the Advanced Cho- rus who has similar interests to those of Alicia is Jeanne Lennon. Jeanne feels that we would get a greater turn out for chorus if the entire group could go on some sort of outing after each performance. She, too, will work for the Telephone Company after graduation. A college-bound member of the Chorus, Esther Profeta, plans to attend Queens Col- lege. Besides singing, Esther plays the or- gan. Among her favorite musical composi- tions are Chopin's Polonaise . The favorite pastime of Theresa Curatola is tap and modern dancing. Terry, as she is called by her friends, will enter St. john's University this Fall. She is a member of the Advanced Chorus and like many others considers Stardust her favorite musical composition. Margaret jastrezembska, has one of the few green thumbs represented in Adams' Choruses. Her favorite pastime is puttering in her garden. She also likes painting, The Skater's Waltz , and Melo- dy of Love. Margaret plans to become one of New York's nine to five working girls. joan Daniels, a soloist in the Advanced Chorus, is an avid fan of jackie Gleason and his Music for Lovers Only . She also enjoys reading and all types of music in- cluding the Warshaw Concerto. She plans to attend the Bellevue School of Nursing. To the graduating members of the band, orchestra, and chorus whom we neglected to mention, we would like to express our sincere thanks for helping music to be such an important and enjoyable part of our curriculum. To Mr. Piatti, Miss Lizzio, and Miss Smith, we say, on behalf of all the Senior Music Makers, thank you for never losing patience with a sometimes mutinous musi- cal crew aboard Adams' Clipper ship. 83 'ZS . 6 5 :-l.,: ,lt Maj,-lv, EM W' J Q f . 9' Xqg .1 4 1 vggh.-LL W WW Yue. xkvrk SEN IORS ii wk ' J ywx 7n,,,QJg-YJ IRL F 1 WWW V W , X W, if MX ' ' VA ' 21. 71 K xx' i 0 If N f f I ffl 9- CLIPPER SENTORS V Y, , ART SQUAD QL. MQ . .W mwww Au 1 W, NN f M, , Q H QIM KR walk aff' QQ-,wfwmpf an xx VM ff' of ' , wwf YXi7-RSLJL CPA . M XXM4., 'NE-X SJ xfiif-X All QQ . 1 - j . AFTER WRITING this column for two years, I hope that this one will be my last since I am now a Senior. I can only sin- cerely thank Miss Novotny and the librar- ians for helping me prepare this column by suggesting and advising on the different new books that would interest the student body. If I have neglected to present books for the male section of the school, I apologize. Perhaps, I can make it all up to you by in- troducing a certain group of books which has been recently added to the shelves. Until now these books have been kept in the rear and now, only by your demand and interest, will they appear more frequently on the shelves. They are entitled the Best Sports Stories and are published annually. The issue that I picked from the shelf was Best Sports Stories 1953 which was edited by Irving T. Marsh and Edward Ehre. It contains the best newspapers and magazine stories, the best sports photo- graphs, the most exciting sports events in- cluding the Olympics, and statistical re- cords of all winners and champions in every field of sport. john Chambelarn, Bob Con- sidine and Quentin Reynolds chose the three prize winners. The Best News Story Award went to Jesse Abramson of the New York Herald Tribmze for the issue of june 26, 1952. Mr. Abramson wrote on the Sugar Ray Robinson-joey Maxim fight and entitled it Melted Sugar which indeed it was. That fight was on the hottest june Z5 in New York history and it was 1040 SHIP s LIBRARY RUTH GERMAN under the Yankee Stadium lights. Robinson who had been scoring points all the way failed to come out of his corner after the fourteenth round because of exhaustion and perhaps of heat, since he was doing all the action. The book also contains stories on football, baseball, boxing, golf, horse racing, hockey, basketball, hunting, fishing and other sports events for that year. Another non-fiction book, which was pre- sented on radio in serial form recently, and which I enjoyed tremendously was Mind- ing Our Own Business, by Charlotte Paul. It was light, easy reading and showed a newspaper family's troubles in getting ad- justed to running a small-town newspaper. It tells of their family life and the author makes the reader feel a part of them, almost as a close relative. You laugh when they run madly around the old olhce with pans to catch the raindrops and you sympathize when Charlotte Paul's younger boy gets po- lio. It is a story of a typical American family looking for security and their risk in trying to land it in their small-town in Yyashington. Some comparatively new books I would suggest reading are: 1. The Scotswomann-Inglis Fletcher. 2. The Story of Fabulous Mikimoto- The Pearl King -Robert Eunson 5. A Man Called Peter -Catherine Marshall. 4. Reckless, Pride of The Marines - Andrew Geer. 85 STAR Dos ilqi SPANISH IS a language of runners gliding swiftly through soft snow, of the autumn breeze pushing the golden leaves to their grave, of rain being absorbed thirstly by the reddish dust. It is a language which can be slow as an aged man's walk, or swift as the haste of youth. It can hold a childs eagerness for adventure, or a man's love for a steady peace. It can be gentle or it can be im- patient, but never harsh. It means to many people many things. For me it holds an escape to soft beauty and slow things, but most of all an escape to changelessness. SANDIE MORTON THE STILLNESS of dawn . . . everything was quiet and solemn , . . except the river. Its strange waters pushed against the rocks. The yellow of the sun just coming up shone over the blue and green of the sea. The noise of the waters crashing against the rocks broke the silence . . . but it died toward noon . . . it stayed calm and clear. Then as evening came and the sun went down . . . the moon appeared into the dark, almost black sky . . . the river's unstillness . . . its smashing . . . and crashing the rocks . . . once more broke the silence. Josisrria Tnvio 86 BATTERED AND beaten, green, black, pink, and white, according to the side you look at, is the object of my affections. It stands in the honored spot of my room. It is empty, yet holds one of my greatest posses- sions. It contains the memories of sixteen chaulk-a-block full years. A footlocker, which has carried over thousands of miles, not only my clothes, but my dreams and will continue to carry them for many years. SANDIE MORTON SPRING, TO a seventeen year old high school girl like myself, means a new crop of Regents and romances. Every spring I await the first day I can work on my gar- den or wear my Bermuda shorts. I go through my annual failure to breed Siamese fighting fish. I choose another profession to enter fthis year its dramaticsj, and I fall in love with the nearest blue-eyed, tawny-haired, temperamental boy. From the first warm day onward, I lose all interest in my creative writing . I wrap my so-called writing ability up with my warm clothing and store it away for the autumn. I slowly become disinterested with school, work, or anything else which requires ambition. A latent interest in Rock 'n Roll music reawakens, and I find my- self listening to a jukebox with the tawny- haired boy. I begin to attend all the dances in sight, and I can't find .1 thing to wear in my entire closet. just when my intolerance of brain-work is at its peak, along come the Regents. I study halfheartedly for a week and I pass, but not without a good deal of worrying. Then life drifts on delightfully through the summer, until autumn brings a return to school and sanity. BARBARA GOLDBLATT EXPECTATION Thi: i5 that one hig 1110111e11t we hare hopetl anal ivaitetl for. fit layt, if'J gratluation day. Nervoufneff and anxiety are Jlozvly 111ou11ti11g. Liften, the vlan Jong if heard not 50 far away. Here we ytantl in cap anal gown, 1'6l7ZllllJL'llI g of year! gone hy, The four grana' years antl pleayant 1677765 u'e had i1z Adanzf High. 307116 progrexf Jlouly uhile otherf 1110z'e fart. Yet all are thinking of the yearf that haze lf7tI55661h , Let our juhilant .fongf tonzrey The extre1ne happineu ue feel on thif a'ay. May Goal he our guitling Light Dizine, Anil 772511 loving f1'ie1za'Jhip5 TlZlE1'fU'llZ6. Let our hearty and 772.l7ZLZhJ he gay. The 77Z077Z672l .f here: it'5 graa'uati011 day .' ARLENE FUCHS l-,: d .L 11' -, X -. fi 1: 1, --r -wg ,ig .1 . 'T fi, WJ,--,.f 17' TA' 1 E , - j'N:--Z' . :f --,W , - 1 . ye.: ,fy - , . 1- -J .1 jf 4+:4 l fT . L 2 - f , t , 1 1 , w 1 afffrruf 1 - 1 me -Y 1 ' ' , ' - 5- 7 'll-L' ' I lf. 'E ,gi f,A.f1 gf ' L U, v.--,Ti ,L .K , . 4, -. 3,1-in age.. h . fj- Ea ' ' ,, f 'Q -5, 'Q 1. 3: A., , f' I S v ey, -1 7 P, 5. . -in ' - ' 'gli' If, jar ck' ,' e 1' 1, W , ffff , ' M- 3,555 1, ,g , .,1,r7,,, 'w,:,,-167 H , 1 L'-. J'h fv'f1!LU :- '1 ' ,111 - - - 3: 4 SONG OF THE SEASONS The nzelotly of Spring if Joft ana' Jtillg The uoice of the hlue-hira', the gentle hreeze'.r figh, The whifper of the nzeaclow UV here the rufh-fillea' river! lie. The Jon g of Su1111ner hringf a richer .found Of Jouth ilfllldf in the 11ight ana' laughing Jtreanzf, The dance of Jhaclowf in gypfy campy lWhere tawny jirelight gleanzf. SIHIZHIEI' a'ie5 with f1ZlfZl77Z72!J' Jerenatle Anal harueft 1110011 if rifing 0'er the treef. Grain jieltly, once goltlen 'neath the Jun, Shine in ity light like luminous Jilzfer feas. But gone are SZl77777lE7',,Y warmth ana' Autu111n'.f jire The wincl play! in lirnhy of harren treef, Like phantom jingerf on a 1nuteaf lyre. The Jwirlin g 5110111 falls white on a'i.ftant chimef, The tinkling ice, like oriental chime: . . . The hirtlf do 110t 771021172 for 5117717726715 golden Jtrain Nor tlo they heeaf the lou of Autu1nn'.f liright refrain For now 'tif Wi11ie1' with Jlz'1arkli11g eryftal flake! Anil Winter haf a niusic all ity own. PHYLLIS LEVINE 87 LEANINGS Kllifflfillf HELLO Hello, is Marie home? Yes, just a moment. Hello! Hi Marie, how are you? Fine, and you? Wonderful! How's your father doing with his arthritis ? His what? You know his arthritis. No, stupid, you mean his hayfeverf' Oh well, call it what you want. How is he anyway? O, K. and as grouchy as ever. What do you mean, Marie?'! He won't let me go to the dance Thurs- day night. He says a sophomore is too young for dating, especially at night. '!But I thought it was an afternoon dance! No, are you kidding? Its from eight to eleven. Too late for me. Oh, gee! I'd better tell Mickey to pick me up at eight, instead of two thirty. I could have sworn it was from three to seven. Mickey, who the heck is he? Forgetful! You know, Mickey Riley. I do not!', Will you stop? Of course you do. fi U But I'm telling you Betsy, I do notf' Betsy? Well that's your name isn't it? I happen to be Cathy Collins. Who are you? I'm Marie Towning, if it's any of your business !', Marie Towning? Yes and if you have any manners at all, you'd apologize. I would if you didn't act so freshf' Fresh, you're the one who's getting fresh, What nerve! You could be nice about it, too. Oh, just because you made a mistake don't take it out on me. You've got the wrong number, sister. Goodbye! Weill Good riddancef' JOAN PERRY 88 AS I began my last day of school in john Adams, my eyes opened to the realization that education is more than a continual absorption of dates, facts and odd infor- mation, which is all poured out on Regents day. School gives to its pupils factual knowledge but it also gives an insight into people - something that will be needed and used many more times than the date of the Boer War or the solution of a quadratic equation. On this, my last day, I looked at the school where I had spent four years. This time it was not a look of an excited and bewildered freshman, but a look of an ex- perienced senior-experienced in the fact that I knew that it is not taboo to walk in the white squares or the elevators do not run Qeven for the high and mighty sen- iors.j In this last look I saw the school with the newly painted walls, fthe color of which has sometimes been described as shocking pinkjg the smiling teachers look- ing as if they were ready, willing and able to help all fcould this smile have been brought to their faces by the fact that I was leaving?jg the Publication Office, and my sudden sad realization that I no longer would have to meet deadlines. With a glance at the Language Department, I re- alized that I no longer had to remember that M1 was the past participle of mir. As I stopped before the music room I was un- consciously whispering the words of the class song. After weeks of anguish I had finally mastered the words. The imposing door with the bold letters - English De- partment - brought to mind the feeling that, if I wanted to, I could forget the ten essays I had embedded in my mind for Regents use. In the girls' locker room QI wouldn't be in the boys'j, I visualized myself glee- fully tearing up my glamorous green gym suit. Suddenly, as I walked aimlessly through this great building the shocking realiza- tion came to me that I would no longer attend john Adams with itsgyonderful teachers and excellent facilitiesi and that my joyous and profitable high school years at Adams were over. MARILYN SHAFER L. s Ng! V .' 'Y XL Y u -, l 5 ff . 'XR Wg - xii R1 5 V5 X N 5 Y S? . -if a 6 1 s ' ss . X X . xx .5 x f 3 f- Q A, Q. fig Bi n I -4-.f I A www l HWY? ,Av- NIV XHN: ml -NIA 7 pt -V 'T-rj fl N 3 ,ff -f ff :L A .V- . X. KL,-, ,fu s -1' l fl- X 1. ,, is -. -,,- .fn L ' N' N' ' 1 y . X- r J -. 2 L' L' :' N L '. x,-'T V J Q A Q X , F A ' I n 5. . , .ul f, . v-1 .-LL-f' - ,A - ll ', . 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Boy, what a shock we got. So in return we decided to shock him. A look-out was posted at the front door. Wfhen it was reported that he was coming, we all took our places in the tree. I went in the house. Julie where is everyone? 'What are you crying about?' 'It's mother and everyoneftheyre all in the hospital' 'Whatl What happened P' 'Someone brought that thing, don't touch itg don't even go near it, It may shock you too.' 'I brought that homeg it wouldn't hurt a fly. I don't believe you. I bet they're all upstairs' L-rg!!--. Y 1 f f 'Go and see for yourself, if you dont believe me.' 'I can't find them any wheref Roy shout- ed as he came down the stairs. 'You'd better go before Daddy gets home. When he hears of what you did I don't think you'll trick anyone anymoref As Roy went into the back yard, he saw them all. Now, for another brother. We call our seven year old brother the Demon because he loves to play tricks. One day when Ricky's girl friend called, the Demon told her that Ricky wanted to see her at 'Ioe's candy store, but Ricky didnt know anything about it. He didn't show up. About three o'clock she called. Ray, that's my younger brother, couldn't sit down for at least two days after that. Theres always a teaser and bully in the family. This description fits Ricky. After hearing all these things, would you like to be Julie? is fx 5'-ir, xy 90 T M I coIvIPI.uvIEN1s or SECTION sm MRS. VISONE-Section OIIIL-er O I ,Q IL. 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