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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1957 volume:

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Clarke Subscription one Dona, A Senior Looks Back 8 Cynthia Rutstein I Potpourri 14 Vincent Barresi, Margaret Rosario t 'lf Senior Music Makers 20 Vincent Barresi N 6 Y' Potpourri 25 Elaine Phipany lg I . Shovin Off 25 james Byrne r Last Will and ament 70 The Seniors ailliklllllllllllli lip enio rities 75 The Seniors l X ww Gleanings 75 judith Adessa If A The Zipper 77 Campus-Clipper Staff Columbia Scholastic Press Assn. MG f V, Tl'3I'1Sl3.fl01'1S 90 POfPOL1l'l'l. Medalist 1957 V Ship S Crew 92 Ivan Klein K ON THE BRIDGE GRADUATION is on the lips of every Senior. Before leaving port we reminisee about our four years here at Vlohn Adams and re- alize we must leave, saying good-bye to those years, trying for many of us. Let us hope that there will be no obstacles to hin- der our voyage and that we may look for- ward to a bright future. With God in our heart, and a Clear mind, our journey should steer straight and find happiness in the end. 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'Il' ASSOC,IATIn i1xc.HANGE Ncbli-111 laeeiue ine fray EDITOR ASSUCQIATIZ IiIJI'I'fJR lSlIl-ll' l--IWIIAIILC SERVICE Phyllis Zamhito COMPOSINCI IZDITOR Ann Marie U'f,onnor ASSOCIATE COMPOS EDITOR Betty Bisroglio MANAGER IIUSINIZSS MANACSIQR Ivan Klein ING ASSOCJATIE lfreil liraiitisio Cfarolvn Alberghina, Vludith Angrisano, Eleanor Cian icllo, Blalmlie Carr, Lowell Cash, Ann lidelmann, Alice Golu- BUSINESS hinski, Petria Holm Cfhristine Kotarski, Kat Morris, Gerald Quicklcy stedt, hlcen Alter l'L'LL'IXIIlJ2j our diplomas, we slort in will .ilxxaxs rttlttt tht gnitlantt ol our I'l'Ill i our hearts the ilu-rislieil iiiuiioritis ol' our iipal, Mr, XY'illi.im A. Clarke ol' Miss fl5lY5 llffi' -ll ,lflllll Allalhw. Looking lwaik. Nlarit Ktlltr and ol' tht latulti mtmlatrs we woniltir lmw we ian stparale oursulxes uhm liaxt tried to htlp makt lint tiriztns lrom john Adams whith has .grown to he ol us. tl par! ol us. 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Paul Di Filippi, Michael Fir- po, Wanda Francesca. james Good, Patrick Hallinan, Lorna Lucier, George Ocasio, Pas- quale Pagnotta, Barbara Quent, Philip Sztorc, Camille Timo, 'lane Whitaker PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Alan Aronack, james Camp- bell, Bryan Cawthorne, -lanet Clemente, joseph Farrell, Eliz- abeth Ketcham, David Nor- ris, Lesley Pailes, Maria Pari- si, Ann Sokolowski FACULTY Literary and Business Margaret Connolly Art Robert Steed Photography Mary Giammalvo joHN Amms H101-1 Senooi. Ozone Park New York Williana A. Clarke, Principal june 1957 Vol, 26, No. -4 '11 r , ,J . , .- ', D , P ,. s' Q Q . ew H Q f . ' 'til' 4 r 'lj . U I .. O 9 ll . , ,ua ,gf I ' J fp, UZ fm ,MV 3 f' V iff J . a ' dingy lldflblf' f Z IXXXJWX all f f ff X If W W 1 .gn fl ZA l '71, T! flyf VIZ M ffl DJ Vx X, A Messaffe Al LONG lm, my .',klllLl'lx.lIlS luxe gomc to rolluzu tlur luglur Ulm-.zrzon is truly scri- ouw lwusnmm. 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No longer is it only at gatherings of teachers, administrators and college profes- sors that the prime importance of a sound college and university educational program is a topic of lively discussion. It has become a regularly recurring theme at meetings of business men, newspaper publishers, policy makers in government, men responsible for our national defense. our leaders in exery field. This widespread awareness of thc pressing need of our making more etfcttix e use of our educational resourtes at the higher levels should help bring an iinproxt- ment. Two specific matters are properly reteix- ing particular attention. First, we need to broaden opportunities for higher edutation to make it available to every intellettually qualified student, regardless of economit or social status. Our own state of New York has doubled its Regents scholarships in our tounty and both our state and our city hai e otherwise substantially increased opportuni- ties for higher edutation for those unable to secure it without finantial help. Colleges, industrial and fraternal organizations, labor unions and other groups are vying with one anotlier in providing tollege and proliesf sional stholarships. Never has higher edu- tation been more readily available to tliose properly clualilied. Of no less iinportante is the quality ol' edutation. We are no longer satislied with arrays ol' figures that essentially ineasure quantity alone, lt is the kind of leather, lawyer, doctor, engineer, researth stientist, clergyman and the like that inatters niost of all. We need the best possible person in each of these and similar fields. Thousands of half-trained engineers and ill-equipped research scientists will not help our national defense. Diverting our writers, creative art- ists and teachers from humanistic studies to those directly engaged in armament projects will destroy the very freedom we profess to prize so highly. Clearly, our task is to find and train for each area of higher study the persons best qualified by ability and enthusiastic interest for success in that field. We can then with better reason expect our educational product to be the best. For, nothing short of the best will serve us. For those in high school, the moral is plain. The times call for our very best effort day in and day out, for our own good and the defense of the ideals we cherish most highly. As the next college generation, we must show now by deeds, rather than by words, that for us education is most serious business. 5 ARK FEAR LANA KNOPFER THE Sl-IAKING wouldtit ceasu. Buds ot' perspimtion formud on his uhiii .md torc- hc.ul, .md his lunds were tightly mtwiiititl in mth other. lt's vcr' dark in thu room , . . wiv l . dark . . . why isnt there .my light . . . got to get Out, hc suruiiiit-tl stitldcnly. H: jumpcd out of the hed .mtl stimqiiiitfd tor help. Hu mn for thu door, hut ht-t'ot'e hc h.itl .1 tli.1iit'c to opuii it .1 young womm Ntcppt-tl in. lctting tht' light twin thc lixing room llootl thc tl.ii'l4 room, Hcll1.1l'lCS, wh.1t ix it, has it l1.lIWIWL'I1L'al .l31.lIl1f Ymi'ru tht- hom, Ch.1i'lw. hut this is hip' puiiiiilg loo olityiig l xxiah lot' litutiiis mlm lh.it yiuftl ww tht' ilot .,,. H llv iii1t'i'i'iipiul .llWl'llIWlll'. l..1lIl'.l, lm .tll iight, gust go lo ht-il .mtl ltptxt inc. 'Ilia' lwliiiiilt-li.iii-titl xxilt' ol' ckll.ll'lQi liiiiiul .lltlllllml .xml iiilktiil tliioiigli tht lix- iiilg iimiii. As il .iliiiusl on .iii iiiilwulsc, Shu llllllkll nlliiilxly .iiitl wl.1i'lul lo 5IWL'.llx hui Slut ehanged her minel anel we-nt into her room, Charles sighed deeply: Laura is wonder- ful, but she doesn't unelerstanel, and, l ean't tell her. The tall, dark-haire-el, good look- ing man tell down on his be-el anel slowly rolled over on his stomaeh. He was thinking baek, baek to his boyhooel days when the same fears tormented him. lt was always elarknessg he remembered he was always terrified of it. He remembereel onee when he was ten years old he had a terrible heaelaehe anel he was taken first to a eloetor and then he was tolel to go to an eye doetor. 'l'he doetor, a big burly man, took him into the dark room to examine his eyes. Charles became frightened and started sereaming anel soon beeame so hysterieal that he punebeel the eloetoi' and tried to nnel his way to the exit. He kept bumping into sharp instru- ments anel tripping on blunt obje-ets. He' knoekeel over a tray of red lieyuiel and be'- eame soaked with it, lle' tell twiee' and with his hysterieal se reaming he beeaine so hoarse' he eouleln't even talk. As he piekeel himself up from the- eolel lloor, he was suelelenly blinded with a bright stream of light, The doetor hael lin- ally opened the door. His mother anel elael eame' running in and took him outside and finally home, The examination was never completed and from that day on Charles Browning would never go to an eye doctor, or for that matter, ever stay in a dark room. He elidn't know the name for being afraid of darkness, but he did know that there was something terribly wrong with him. His headaches came every night and only when it was dark. He would always dream the same dream, night after night, that he was walking in a long dark hall with a blind mans stick as his only guide. ln back of him was a shaft of light-but he couldnt turn around to face it, he could only walk ahead into darkness. At the end of his dream, he would wake up yelling for help. but soon stop for the room was always well lit. Laura made sure of that. Tonight though, why hadnt the lights been on? Laura cer- tainly didn't forget, not after six years. Oh well, he said aloud, l'll t.1lk to her tomorrow, lle ltttlleel oyer on his baek and soon liell asleep. llie sleep was deep and l.IItellsttIt'laeel. As he opened his eyes to greet the new day he saw standing oyer him a man, the same' big burly eye eltjelelf who treated him llllllll' years ago. i'Hello. Mr, Browning. elo you remember ine! . he smiled thiekly, XWliat elo you want here, get outg leaxe me be. Now eome, Mr, Browning, l'm only an eye physieian. l eouldnt hurt you. Did you know that your loyely Xyile sent tor me, Mr. Browning! She- says that you hayer been haying migraine headaehes and nightmares about blindness anel slle' also states that you are- alraid ol darkness. lt you ask me, Mr, Browning, you need a pliysieiatrist, but maybe- your troubles ell! lie in your eyes, so Mr. llroxxning, let's haye a look. l.aura, what hayeg you eloneg eltb you know who this m.in is, what .iie you trying to elo to me! l3ai'ling, lie still, Ur, .Xlosse IA is only go' ing to elleeli your eyes, As the eloetor approaelieel him fharles eringeel away. Reealling the time in the dart: room, the' reel lieyuid, the blunt obieets, the eloetor's eolel hands. Charles started seream ing, His heaelaehe eame' baek, but now it wasn't dark. XVait f-it was getting dark but it was early morningfnever the less, it was growing darkerfelarker-and and then darkness forever. Mrs, Browning, your husband, hes to- tally blind, incredible but true. l don't be- lieve I've ever seen a man go blind before my eyes, but there you are. Charles, Laura screamed. Can yoa see ? Charles smiled, Mommy: daddy, take me home from here. The man is mean and I'm afraid of that dark room Charles, Laura cried now, XWhat are you saying-do you feel alright? Please take me home now. l'm afraid of this dark place. please take me home. ltis so very dark .... 7 .5 Yi' ,gin Xix 1 f1j:.,,,' T14 ' A 4 P 1 S - if-1 , Q QLOQG 'f'JiJk' fr , - R -,gs X vigil 'I Xe 1 W 'ltr 'VE' X-ft X I .. I5 I X N- .1 rpg, X X .1 .lim I Til- i .iiibzn -li 'f ilm N. :Te if I tj it I M I A' -I3 P-A, ' ..., . .1 ,Y ' , at , V. -55N T ll' ' iff f 'fi Y if ' .iffy ff ii'-Eli. I 1, rr i all . I . -Eff . I ' rv X, jf. - h 59 '- ATIFIF ' ry fs in 121'-is ' I -fra .- ' Y l --, ' 4 T - i '-rl' STEUNGUIAN Senior ook Back CYNTHIA RUTSTEIN THE FUTURE holds something different for each one of us. As I gaze back upon the events of my past four years in john Adams, I realize my mistakes and wonder why many of them could not have been prevented. In a few days upon graduation, I will take a large step toward adulthood, not knowing what profession I will pursue. In the fall of 1953, I entered John Ad- ams as a timid freshman, unaware of what was ahead for me. I had a limited outlook on life and wasn't prepared for future oc- currences. Now, leaving as a Senior, I feel melancholy and will always have the memo- ries of my high school years instilled in my mind. The G.O. dances, the basketball and soft- ball games, the never-ending excitement of the swimming meets and the wonderful career conferences, the teachers who took special interest in me to help guide me on the right path of life, the many people I learned to Ioveg the dramatic presentations in which I participated, and the one in which I forgot my linesg the last minute rushing of the galleys to the printerg some of the reports I received that made my par- ents proud of meg the public speaking con- tests I never won. Those of us who participated in these activities learned that there is a master word. work, Not only has it been the touch- stone of progress, but it is the measure of success in everyday life. Wfhen suddenly experiencing sorrow, disappointment or dis- couragement, work is the remedy to bring you back to a normal and happy state. All of us learned ilu! among all, This word, work, has inspired the great men of the earth, our Pasteurs, Edisons, Rodins and .1 host of others. Wfe learned that when failure whispers to us, we should disregard it . . . and work. Vlfe learned just what type of work we were to engage in. Then it is, as you improve, that work grows upon you and becomes a part of you. The one who meets his life work easily, is the one who is the happiest. We also acknowledged that there are no easy jobs and that those who lake pride in their work are the great lead- Ufnfflfflfrnf nu llagr Sli , 1 NOONE can read a true account of Edgar Allan Poe's life and not feel that he was one of the world's ill-fated ones-born under a troubled star and an evil aspett. Fortune smiled upon him but was always eluding him. Poe's laik of the eternal mo- ralitiesu may be traced to a childs earliest sense of insecurity. His mother, a frail danc- er rather than an accomplished actress, sut- eumbed to pneumonia in Richmond, Vir- ginia, a year after the birth of her third child. Although the boy was only three years old, the shock of death and the feeling of separateness must have shaken him pro- foundly. As Hervey Allen wrote in the monumental I,riz1fe!: The Life mm' Timer nf Edgar Aflfm Poe, Even a child of three may be conscious at the time that his own little familiar world has gone to pieies about him , . .He must have experienced for the first time the extreme sense of fear and utter loneliness whith was to follow him to the grave. l believe this sense ol lear and growing insecurity was grave enough to the rhildg it int reased with the knowledge that he was dependent upon a foster father who sup- ported but never legally adopted him. As a result, l think he turned desperately to the childless Mrs. Allan, just as later in life the man turned to other women for love - not so much for love itself, but for love as a protection against a world that seemed not only melancholy but malign. lt was in England that he began to writeg a poem written at the age of twelve, reveals how early he was beginning to feel, and use, the abiding sense of loneliness and ter- ror. The unhappy tone of The Lake does not differ greatly from the normal morbid- ity of adolescence, but its heavy with his peculiar and languorous music: Elf! zebwz Nigbf had Ibrozwz flie ju!! I.-10012 tba! Jpal, at upon all, Azzzz' Ike myrljr wind uiezzz by Mznwzlzriizg in melody- Tbezz-afy, 168117, I would JULIE? To Ifae furor of Ibe lone late, Full of lone imagining Poe returned to America. Poe had extremely warm friends and admirers, and exceedingly bitter he Trage y of Israfel NINA C lAllNll rv w '0 jf: . 4ii' 'f enemies. llis Iiriimls Imttl him lin' his simple and ihihlhke tliaratler, lor. as tai' as he iuuhl lu, Pot was giiiemus and gralt ful. lhey also admired him tm' the genius they fell in all his work, little as they sometimes understood it. His enemies were of a more or less pubht tharatter, that is, those whom he reviewed unfavorably, whose literary pretensions he exposed, and whose weaknesses he laid bare and lashed with his peculiarly cutting ridicule. As these enemies were for the most part literary men and women, while his friends were mostly drawn to him by ties of per- sonal character and were not often remark- able for literary ability. I can see why the slanders regarding his character spread, while appreciation has been allowed to be- come forgotten. I feel that this, in some way, accounts for Poe's misfortunes. At the age of twenty-seven, Poe married his cousin, Virginia, who was thirteen, When Virginia died, at the age of twenty- four. he kept himself alive with work and morphine. There is little doubt that she was the inspiration of his most poetic work. She was Eleonora in the Valley of the tCoiz1ffz11ed on new piggy 9 :sa af' Nfl 1 A yi tier 1 tff A .,g,,- IU-ag-',', lH. 7.1 D' ' X f ,- li , ' f V 'L' .'L ' '- W ' ' If rt J' 1 '-1--LL' P ' 2 ' i 'YT X ' ,'-' V, ,I ' ix - -1 -i 5 f Alai' f R V f, . , , A , ,, Many-Colored Grass , she was Lenore in The Raven , she was Annabel Lee. With me,'l he declared, poetry has not been a purpose, but a passion. In the Let- ter to B, he thus defines poetry: A poem, in my opinion, is opposed to a work of science by having, for its immedi- ate object, pleasure, not truth, to a romance, by having for its object an indehnite instead of a definite pleasure, being a poem only as far as this object is attained .... tMusic, when combined with a pleasurable idea, is poetry, music without the idea is simply music, the idea without the music is proseji' Tamberlane and Other Poems was the first volume of his poems to be published. Between forty and fifty copies were issued by a job printer and it is doubtful that they were ever circulated. Only four copies are known to be in existence today. In this vol- ume, the poem, A Dream Within a Dream, is found. It is an example of his work with revision. Two lines originally appeared: I am standing 'mid the roar Of a weather-beaten shore. Two years later the lines were changed to: I was standing 'mid the roar Of a wind-beaten shore. Poe was not satisfied until he had rephrased the lines so that they read: I stand amid the roar Of a surf-tormented shore. That was the final version. The poet had put his personal stamp upon it, surf- tormentedu is the very essence of Poe. james Russell Lowell's much-quoted cou- plet is not wholly a gibe: There comes Poe with his raven like Barnaby Rudge, Three fifths of him genius and two fifths sheer fudge. The sheer fudge is apparent, the florid tone, the gaudy names, and the sense of Hswooning into nonsense. Yet, against this there has to be measured a poetry whose power is hypnotic. Poe knew exactly what he was doing when he blurred the meaning of a stanza. Two lines from Ulalume are examples of this: I0 It was night in the lonesome October Of my most immemorial year. Here, says Saintsbury, It would puzzle the most adroit student of words to attach a distinct usual sense to 'immemorialf And yet no one with an ear can fail to see that it is the right word and supplies the neces- sary note of suggestion. That is Poe's chief contribution to Amer- ican poetry: the necessary note of sug- gestionf' Poe's volume entitled Poems was pub- lished in 1813. Besides a further revision of Tamberlane and other earlier pieces, the 1813 volume contained new poems, among which are the very best of Poe: the unforgettable lyric To Helen, every line of which combines pure music and powerful suggestion, Israfel,l' in which the angel who has the sweetest voice of all Gods creatures is the uplifted spirit of Poe, whose heart-strings were a lute. Also included are the Valley of Unrest, with its personal evocation of mystery and brooding sorrow, and The City in the Sea, a conception of grandeur and mag- nificent sound. It is true that he limited his poetry by binding it to a theory. The insistence that a certain taint of sadness is inseparably connected with the higher manifestations of beauty' causes a morbid monotone. Poe was obsessed with death-with death and beauty, with death and cheated desire, with death and cruelty, with death and the hor- ror of dissolution. He once said, The death of a beautiful woman, is, unquestionably, the most poetical topic in the world. The thing that made him was the same psychic tension which kept him from ever once heartily laughing. One laugh. and we might not have had our Poe, but .1 Poe fullilled as the universal mind he sought to be. l-le tould not laugh, and that was his tragedy- if a world-wide reputation for beauty wrested from the macabre and an excluisiteness of rhythm such as poetry has rarely shown, can be called a tragedy. 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A I W 5 T l M ff i.. ,..y - . - 4 ' is 11 'f' B -N A - i ig?-e V is 74,3 - , :A .Q F., e ff?-N . , v-yt' 3 z z- - X- if Q 2 I - ,f-Jfh f-1-' ? L-Tffilfqy -Q 6 0 5325 T 'E' 'X 21,1 f-Jig: IQ-1 - Q , L.,-e I 'T JS- ,., M 5 TI A I J f- T' ' .mr ' 1 A ' f N A T,-Q 12 N KEL' MARY-ELLEN OBRIEN 7 'fa - , f f 'ii-LQQ ii T t I AM a nickel, I was born in the United States mint in Vffashington. DC., in ,ll-H16 of 1928. My life, although it has not been extremely long. has been indeed filled with many memorable events. My first trip, on a sizzling 'Iuly after- noon, was across the bar of a Coney Island saloon where I bought my thirsty owner a stein of foamy lager beer. It was here that I hrst became acquainted with a dark. overcrowded box, known to you as a cash register, Luckily, my stay here was brief. and several hours later I had traveled all over the sparkling gay summer resort. At that time, it was jammed with merry pleas- ure-seekers sauntering from one concession to another. In Murphys Penny Arcade. I went through a terrifying experience, the earliest of my considerably young life. I had been happily jingling around with a few pennies in the roomy pocket of an engineers denims, when suddently I found myself fly- ing through space. I was so frightened that I was sure that every gram of my nickel and copper turned to ice. I crashed onto the cement making a terrible clinking sound. Then, I realized that I was in the middle of a penny-pitching game and that the greasy lingers of the railroad man had mis- taken me for a mere penny. I was highly insulted by this mistake then. but Im old now and such triHes dont bother me. That was one occasion when I .appreciated being a bright glittering nickel. The high point ot' my life occurred in the fall of 1929. The great giant. the stock market, came crashing down leaving millions of people jobless and poverty- stricken. ,lobs were so scarce that even I looked good to everyone. I eould buy tor my holder a large loaf of bread, .1 good Qigsif or a long ride on the subvv ay. I eould also buy a juicy red apple Xvlliell many men standing on street eorners vvere begging passersby to purehase. These vvere the bad old days when I was a big man. My next experienee vvas a delightful and interesting one. In the ertivv ded market ot' the Mexiean eiuarter, I ran, eluite- by ,ir-U. dent, into an amazing shiny silver tiellovv, with the dashing romantie name ot' g.'f.'cf. He explained that he had entered the eoun- try with el XCILLIAIWIL' l.1rn1er from his ndtne land. In our little 1h.1t I IL11I'I1L'LI mueh .thout the glorious petst ol his country .ts well .1s the exeiting one l1e l1i1nse-ll' l1.11I e-xper1en1e1l. But, we p.1rted .1l'terw.1rds wl1e11 .1 pert honey-l1.1ired miss got two pounds ol' empes plus me, in exehetnge lor .1 e1u.1rter, Her name, as I later leetrneel, w.1s Ii.11l1el, .1111l she had 11 broad-shouldered, good-n.1ture-d lianee named joe. A week l11ter, joe w.1s to he Shipped overseas to fight in the w.1r whieh had just begun. Un tl1e eve ol' l1is departure, she kissed him tenderly, l1er eyes filling with tears, and gatne me to him so tl1z1the'd never be broke. And he nex er w.1s. I ean still see the gleams in tl1e eyes ol' tl1e little German ehildren as l1e prtssed 111e among them to look at illlll IIOILI. llut he never parted with me. I11 time ol h.1ttle, I was always with him and there I W.lS when l1e and Raehel walked dow11 IIIL' .tisle ol St. P11triek's C11tl1edr11l, he11n1s o11 their l'.11es .1111l love in their hertrts. Rtlehel Altllllllly tried o11 the 1'.1i11y .lI-lL'l'- 110011 wl1e11 I slipped liroin his ll.lIIllS .ind descended into the dttrk pit helow tl1e KQIIIIL' in the suhwtty. They slretiugleel i11 Y.llIl to retrieve INC from tl1e elrtmp, musty, IW.lIWL'l'- eluttered hole. In that gretve-like enelosure, I endured ITLIUY seasons. With e.1el1 I'.1lI1 .tnel snow, I became more diseolored .md less reeog- nizable, I had despaired ot all hope of resttte- .lllLI w.1s pteitttetl to speltil the rest ot llly lite ltere, when one d.11 .1 NIf.lll'1QL thine l1.1ppe11ed, A tiretkle-l'.11e1l little t1k1. llldylllllj with 111.1rl'-les. .1ee11l111t.tll1 Fllllkml o111q1Iox111 tl1e er.1te. I11 ITIS .tttetnpis 111 IIIILI IIIL pie1e ol' ,ul.1ss, l1e sttddtntly notteed 1111. II1 IIILJIIN ol' .1 'uoh ot' hulwhle- 'gum 1lun1pe1l o11 the CIIQI ot' tl sttel-1. he slowh ltlited 1111 LlPXX'.ll'Ll .lllkl finally through the rusty IN.1l'N. He then dumped me in his stettled dt111e.1ree poeket .tnd skipped home. Alter plopptnlg down 111 the middle of tl1e p.trlor, l1e xte- orously ruhlwed me on the xehety smooth e.1rpet, whieh I truly .1ppreei.1teel4 XYIIIIIIII .1 l'ew INIIILIICS, .llIl1OLl'I1l1 I l1.teI se1er.1l 11111- spieuous dents on my NLlI'I'.lkL. this n1t11l1 111istre.1ted lump ol I1lL'I.lI I7LlL:.III to 1l1spl.11 .1 l'.lLII.lIlI shine, Howexer, IIIL' l.1d's interest soon l.11led .lllll I w.1s tr.11led lor .1 p1e1e ot lWLllHlWle QLttl'1.lt11l two lollypops. Now IIIII restttilg, I11 re 111 .111 .11'111o1'11l t1't11k, .dong with 111.111y otI11'1' 1l11Ig1.11'11l lll'L'kl 1111k1'ls, KIIIIIKS .llltl 1It1.t1't11's, who .111 .1Il 'tgoittlg l1ot11e'tol11 flllllllllll. I 1.111 I'tt.lII tlL'.ll'ly' 111.t11y ol' the RXQIIIN ol 1111' p.1sI .llltl the L'YL'I'ykI.ly' lI.lIWIWL'IIlII'L:N the 111ill1o11s ol ICICIWIIUIIL' hells th.tt r.111'1g .ts I 1lr11pp11l into IIIL' 111111 hox, sl1ort swilt rides down slots ol' 11oisy iuke-hoxes, tl1e tlink .ts I liell liroin the XX'.1I'lI1 l1.111els ol' .1 SITIIIE'-IV.lLL'll 1l11l1l i11to tl1e eolleetton h.1sket i11 LIILIFLII. fxIIIIIPI.I'L:II se1er.1l episodes in my lile were tIISLOLII'.lj1- ing, tl1e happy ones overpower these .md I k11ow that my second lite eould never he .lily more interesting or exeiting. So lone. l'll he seeing you? 'Yak' F -r 3f45 Y' + 11 I -5 :ii - I -r- ' Y-i I iv- is fQA ig R V'-I Y -77 ' 1 J f g r f ,Ll 1 1 .11 - to Q .i Tl-, ni Lis: Q yi fi f th yi, 1 Q 9,1 1 -5- , ' ip-,--Q 7 , ., i iv' 1 A. - fr J. 'P' 57' ,, 5 3 4fw. -7- 'F' . N- ' 1, tt g i iivt j 1' Q f it . 5 1 5 14 1 17:-2 if gr 7 fix 4 1 V-1 -V O 'fe -5 K I - a' A -if I s 4 .1 1 -- I X ttf n il I t ell Si ' ' Q 1 ' 'E 2 W .53 . 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Ther- mls. er Curiam. In euria. Cicero ipse hibe- loar orizioriem gravem, :Xudivi Ciceroriem aegllmlmem immorrilil Yerba. HO. tempo- raf O. moresfu Tum. reolimus lil forum ubi pinem e' mellem emimus. -Tulius me duxir ad eassm sulm. Parenzes sui nos saluriverunr. Dure- blr Per Qisim cleeorlrlm in modum rygi- Qum Romarium, Si diurius mmsissem. Plurii Yidissem. seel miter mea inivir in eimerim er exeursio meo Rom: lbruoze rermimra. esr. r VINCENT BARRESI lL SE peut dire que les qulrre periodes de li vie Feuvenr erre romparees neg les qulzre siisoris dun Ari. Le Prinremps est la vie qulricl elle emre dms le moricle-sms deruuze er pure, Cluque iour du prinremfs .mnonge le eommeriremeriz dune nouxelle menrure ez lemorion qui viem neg des merxieilleuses cleeouverres, Leze .arrivez la vie Frmd un nouvelu mine :lr elle es: bien aprouxee, Les lrbres son: ermqore xerzs er les plaisirs de ll vie griridissenr. murissemt. er Prerurerir 3 deseeridre. 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TI-IERESA WYN NE 15 COUI TTER- POINT FRANCES TIQRXYILLIUKR - -,-ww SINAI isnt 1 Info - NL? enough to he on th T1 5' I-Liga if about ISI. The: L1 I ff'-'fir 3 Srogedl hike? Q91 fi 45 N355 thi: are e5sen:I1I to Q fi 1 ' 4 F445 Whig everyone I4noxx5 V TISIHTSS' M1Iqe I-IQFIOI1 QQ Il T !'3'i7-IVE iowm the xree: no ojen 215 foe, He it SIWOET szogkx' nun IC Ins Ilre nfigef. The Crown gulf 11135 hi xxoge, morn :qi 4 I1:tIe frgyed ,nt the U.1I'IS. 5I'I0I7fieI th: he viii 1 313111 of Illxldlcif nieonze He got to ine is-of. opened if gpg Vfilff QQ He tink of h15 hit revealing hig gpiggf 51Ixef him He removed his eoit, hung zi up if the bggk. .ini gut on 2. Jem fron. I-Ie vent lhouf h15 :eguIi: duzee sffste1ggig,4Iljf. our this time he took L lftle :tore gif-Y ind ETTOK when he iustei :he shehes ind ,arrgnged the gens, His nrst ,nstoziier xxglked ln, I'Good :ti-Jrnzng, XII? 'Ienkms How are xou vhs n1orn1ng?' 'XYLII to bi Zruzhful I inn: beet .eiliiig foo good I.1teIx. Mx' rheugiigtwzt Ins been ,nun up Irs gercin so I gm: .goxe Six' nngerx .IIIIIIIOYM Ire :hx xxegthe: this gixzn' at zo nie. Thx is the niet e jig' xxe x. Ind rn .Lhout ,1 ntozith Y,.Ih I Ianoxx, But nov: :lui xx - go Iigxe If I xxwh I eouIJ t.1I4-- gefx.1:ii.1ge 'Z' lf I ri ihongh ons, I hgx, o on o igk: I re of the xt-Jr, XY'h,1i .Xriign ,oiixx I Iexxe Init an :he fore .'XT?.IxI' Xxhox Aff. 1 UH, HL1:ig.xT1'i hox xogi' N I Q' 'Q' Yegh. I LV I- Heli., ,, IIIN 'rvxvlig IVI1 - Q ,nog lv. oi- -4 , , .. Xxx. Ixx N IU Vg xx Vx N xx-'N R155 1 SIN N, I Ixn- IIIX Q In .I I X I' W 'II N xwlZ:: 'x w I . X, IIxw:'m. .Xml X I N ' Ixxlxzu - IS' m N Q A ,, I If Ix.1lIIIx xv' xx , T NI III. I IMI vo X, hx 4' I L '-I Izxk xx III xwz' Yeah, I haxe no one now that Anna is , , , , 5-009 and me all alone in that big house. It needs some young pmplcpo HI l7C'llCt that ? IW Ilfltn' now. How much is ..Thut,S 552-ivy Here you are. Wriit a minuteg I have the change. Okay? Yes, thatls Hne. Bye now, Mike spoke aloud to himself. I should have known better than to ask her how she felt. She always gives her case history. The rest of that day and the two following it passed uneventful except for the excitement mounting up in Mike. Finally, Friday dawned. Mike got up, looked out of his window and was disap- pointed. He did want this extra speeial day to be sunny but instead it was raining, He had decided that day that he got the tele- gram that today would be a special day and he would not open the store. He went around the house tidying up and in the eight years sinee his wife had died he had heeome quite adept at it. The two hours passed quickly and be-fore he knew it, it was time to go to the railroad station at Sioux Falls to meet Arpad and his family. He was dressed in a new gray suit. It was not raining now, but the ground was still wet. He happily boarded the bus for Sioux Falls. He had to wait only about ten minutes until the train pulled in. There, standing by themselves, were three people. A man, a woman, and a young boy. Mike went di- rectly to them and spoke to them in their native tongue. Arpad Dolinski ?l' Yes, You must be Michael Harron, This is my wife Klara and my son Arnold. Hello, Klara, Arnold. Welconae to South Dakota. Come, we Will talk I2-fef when we get to the house. Tell me, Arpad, C10 YOU Speak BUY EUS' lish?', He answered in unsteady broken English. Yes I do know some but not too much. Ile uneonseiously slipped baek to his native tongue. Hlilara eant speak any Iinglish at all. Arnold ean speak the laest in the whole- family, Say something Arnold. Show how good you ean speak. The boy started, his xorte waxering but elear. Hello, Mr. Harron. XYZ are xery glad to be in Amerieaf' You speak tine, Arnold. Did you learn it in school? Yes, I did. Well, here we are. It's not the latest thing but its elean and in good eondilion. Dont feel strange. Before long ue will be one family '. And so Arpad and his little' family did heeome' used to Amerua and in a lew months luoth Arpael and Klara learncd to Q ,, af speak English well enough to carry on a conversation. Arpad worked hard in the little grocery store and soon everyone be- gan to like and respect him. It did not take long for Mike to tind out that Arpad was not an ordinary farm boy. He added the prices of the goods mentally and it was always correct. He spoke in con- versation as if he knew exactly what he was talking about. No, he was not an ordinary farm boy. Soon Arpad started going out at night by himself. It was no secret that he had to take the bus and that his ticket was to Sioux Falls. At first he went once a month, Then it was once every two weeks. 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It zmzzderf lZ7El'flN'b6d! j' through the bdflf and gfzlleriei of the memory, and if often beard again, diffinrf mid lizdng, ai wbezz it firrt dialblrzred the zmrelefr of flye df1'.U-BZll1l!67'. Each year the musical brotherhoodi' of John Adams is depleted by graduation. The days of fun and merriment are brought to a close. For some. music will still play a leading role. For others, it will become a minor detail in their life. But. perhaps all of us who graduate this June will experi- ence the phenomenon suggested in the quo- tation. lt is to these graduating music makers that this column is dedicated. Marie Pannulo had a dual musical pas- sion. To satisfy it she joined the orchestra. as a violinist, and in her spare time she sings. Marie received her musical training in Mr. Almon's string classes. Working for the Bell Telephone Company, she wants to accumulate a sizeable nestegg which she will put to good use when she marries and settles down. Hazel Tucker combines athletics with music. She has participated in volleyball. badminton, basketball. tennis. and softball. and she still Hnds time to sing in the cho- rus. Hazel is one of the many progressive jazz enthusiasts. but calypso and the classics are also agreeable to her. Another Florence Nightingale may be in the making since I-lazel intends to study nursing and later enlist in the United States Air Force. The advanced chorus will certainly miss Mary Moen. an able member. She is quite a busy person. and tops among her nu- merous actiyities are skating, theatre going. and the art oli cuisine. Her future inten- tions are clear: graduate. work and marry. The orchestra will lose a loyal member in the person of tiutist Cynthia Fisher. 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While continuing to look at the trees, I realized that they are wonderful gifts to the human race. In my estimation, trees are not fully ap- preciated. They are considered, by many people, as inanimate objects. I do not agree with this way of thinking. My belief is that trees are living for everyone to use and enjoy. Trees provide shade for man's protection from the sun's hot, penetrating rays. They absorb excess water which might cause floods, and their decayed leaves fertilize the soil. Very important to all, are their endless sacrifices, which give us wood products. Some of these are paper, lumber, and many types of synthetic fabrics, which are used for the home, school and community. Many a day, I have sat on a bench. in the park, and watched the beauty of the trees. I have been spellbound by the hypnotic sway of their branches and by the simple beauty of the different colors of their leaves. Many artists and poets have taken advantage of these beautiful sights. I feel sorry for trees during the long winter months. They seem so alone. forlorn and cold. People seem to pay less attention to them during the winter than they do during the other seasons. Trees are also wonderful gifts to animals. insects, and birds. They provide a harbor for birds to build their nests in. a warehouse lor squirrels and thipmunlcs to store their food in. and a home lor inserts. To ine, trees are a symbol of strength. ol' lriilh. ol purity. and ol iustite. As .loyce liiliner wrote: Poems are made by fools like ine. lhil only tlotl tan make .1 tree. xx Y pp LXQFFLX XMKDJ JOHN ADAMS mf !f,f '!.IOHN ADAMS JOHN ADAMS JOHN ADAMS J JA 155 BYRPNEJ JOHN ADAMS l'1'm'icfw1! 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SC HC SCHOOL Quo SCHC SCHOOL SCHOOL SCHOOL SCHOOL SCHOOL SCHOOL SCHL SCHOOL SCHC SCHOOL SCHC SCHOOL SCHC 41 ,Y SCHOOL SCHC SCHOOL SCHOOL SCHOOL SCHOOL JOHN ADAMS HIGH SCHOOL SCHOOL SCHOOL SCH' SCHOOL SCHC SCHOOL SCHC SCHOOL SCHOOL SCHOOL SCHOOL JOHN ADAMS HIGH SCHOOL SCHOOL SCHC' SCHOOL SCHC 1 SCHOOL SCHIL W SCHOOL SCHC J SCHOOL sCHi SCHOOL SCHOOL SCHOOL h, Tell Me Try Srniling f' vm f . ferr' A v- . n!N3.L ,a , V '4 ' ff ' Vfllf '- n-I Q H.. --v , . Q . ,, . .5 Jie.. Li ' 1 'I LP- - FU?-' ' -.., :' 4 'HPI' 4 'f-Saw rf' 5' --qir' - ' . . ,n . .3f?: 'f--,.., 3- E. -r wg, -f':f-1' ' PSI 2 '- :- vf Y v. I if .- 3 - ' :. S:fi9 5' if . 51, . -vi ,QF : '-.3:f, ,237 4 s. :. L, -me - .,f v i.. 4 . Meditation in u Subway X .f , 1 :F PIX . LJ x, Z' .h K A xx -TRN ff -um? By CONCETTA MUSUMECI Oh. tell ine the fornz of the Joft Juinnzer uir Thut tosfef fo gently the curly of nz y huir. It lireuthex on my li ps uno' it hrushef my cheek, But gizfef ine no unfwer, though often I Jpeuh. Anil fnufie-what if it? Anil where iloef it tl well .7 I Jinh unil I mount with ity fuilente uno' .fwell I thrill uno' I trenzhle to eueh lozfel y Jtruin Till pleufure exceyfizfe Jeeinx turning to pain. The oclorf of jlowerf thut ure hovering nigh, ll7hut are they .9 On what leinil of win gf do they The face of the Jun nezfer eonzef to any niinil- Oh, tell me what light if, heeuufe I inn hlinil! W'hen the weather .fuitf you not. Try ,fllllllll g. Uvhen your toffee i5n't hot, Try .rnzilin g. U laen your neighhorf iloift ilo right. Or your relutiref ull fight, Sure itff hard, hut then you might. Try ,fllilllll g. Doeyzft than ge the thin gf, of fourfe- fuxt .filllllll g. But it mnnot make them zvowife. fuft Jnlilin g. And it .reenrr to help your ture. Brightenf up u gloomy plate. If .f0l'f of re.rt.f your fave fur! Jniiling. I wivh I liruil in the iluyr of Knighfx. ilnhen few hut honoml zwru 1z'o1nun'.v riglwfy, lInf7t'1l 1w1'v1' .1 nmifl woulil h.11'e to Mimi. Iioohx in lvu1mn'1n. .rfmjr in her lwul. llwhilu lielou' her, with ltooh-hurien' lwuyl, .fl fine young llltIll4jllJ'l .ml html ru.ul.' I .ugh for iluyn. yrs you mn rev, H ln'n men 11'uru men r1fc'lvi1utl1'y. HBUON GIORNU. Come La posso .1111- t.1re? Votulio fare un viaggiof' l5enissin1o. Si accomodi. Le posso sue' gerire l'll.1li.1. Ecco il Suo viaggio, l'r.1 le p11gi11c' di questo lihro. Dora in poi, s'in1- m.1gini 1l1e si lrova in Italia. Fun bel girno di priinavera. I..'.1L'I'OPl.1I'lO sharca Ll Roma, il centro del Mediterraneo. Dopo un piccolo passagio attraverso il Krall- lico pesante arrivera, Ielice ma stanco, a una delle eleganti locanele, mantenute nell inimitahile maniera italiana. Ora che si e riposato un po incominciamo a visitare i posli interessanti se. Le piixce la storia non deve INLIIMLIFL' il Colosseo e il lioro Ron1.1no, ricordi di un tempo passnlo. P1151 kUIIlIWl'.lI'L', nei gr.1n1li e moderni negozi, l'l.'.Lf.lll per i Suoi Llllliil e lII1LlIL' delle lvelle 1.n'toline postoli. Se n111ngiare Zxl l'it11Ii111111 e il suo IWlLlI'L'l'L' Lllllllllllllllff I'lSIOI'LlIlIL' l..1 so1l1lisI'e1'.'1. M.1 q11.1l1 sono delle .llIl'L' lwelle 11tl.1! VL'llL'ZI.l e un veto soeno. l L.lll.lll s'in- II'L'kkl.lIlU e kll'LOI1kl.ll10 le 111se come un ser- penle. Ma the hel serlwenle. I LiOl1LL'l'll I1L'll.l pi.1zz.1 di 8.111 Marco sono goduti d.1 tutti i 1'i.1ggi.1to1'i e non ce posto migliore per gustare 1111.1 huona tazza di calfe espresso. Per Loro che vogliono godere l'LlL'ClLl.l il Iago di Como olfre il miglior luogo, Le Dolomite sono indicate per coloro cl1e desi- derano partecipare agli sports invernali. Le varie feste e carnivali che hanno luogo durante l'anno non sono facilmente sor- passate. Un giro in Italia non e completo senza un opera alla Scala di Milano e un piccolo viaggio nel sud. Laspetto del Vesu- vio quadrato da un vecchio ulivo e bello come la baia di Napoli. In Italia puo sceg- liere il clima e il luogo che La soddisfa. Non puo mai fare un erroref' Spero che L'ho convinto. Che cosa? Vuole comprare clue biglietti per Roma? Ma certo . . . VINCENT BARRESI IRCSIQNIDVUO i11 der lferne L'IlISPflIlgI ein laleiner Strom, der l.ID1QS.llN Llllft l1 d.1s I-.IIlxl lliesst. Er kriecht Llllflll die tQI'IlI1L'I1 XYIICSCII und heruhigt sich i11 seichtc und tiele Teiche, die tin demj Sonnenschein hell erleuchtet sind, lXI.1HLllI11.ll s1l111'in1n1e11 kleine Enten in der Mitte XYIIl1I'L'I1kl die Kinder am Ufer spielen. Dann, liiulit d.1s Wasser leise weiter zwischen allen moos- hedeckten Hiiusern 1on Stein, durch de11 schattigen Walcl .1nd die trockene Iirde der Feldern, und durch die IhIJI'SL'l1L'I1 der Kiiste. Schliesslich, zieht das W.1ssc'r mit Gewall i11 die weite, rastlose Nordsee. Das Meer erheht Anspruch auf sein eigen, META OIEHMSEN HRA Ml 111i11l1le.1nos, tel xc-inte 1' dos dc LllLlL'llIl5fL'l, 1' Don, n1i novio, ilu .1 .11on1- I'v.lI3.ll'I11L' .1l 1ine IW.ll'.l wer W.lf .llltl lIL'.lL'L', Don vixe en l.1 1.1lle I1r1'1xin1.1 .1 l.1 n1i.1 1o11 Nll 111.11l1'e, p.11l1'e, l1ern1.1n.1, y su Igenielim 11lenIi1o, Ron. 5.llIl1IUN .1 l.1s ILLIIFH, f.IIlIIlIU .1 IL'.lIl'0 le IWITKLQLIIIIC .1 Don si su .lI11I'Q0, liolw, lo l1.llWi.l in1it.1do .1 venir .1 su L.lS.l KILITAIIIL' las Y.lL.l' ciones de l.1 N.11'i1l.1d. Don no 111e respon- dio en se'1guid.1 y no supe si me l1.ll7I.l oido. Entonces, en vez de responder .1 mi PI'L'glIl1I.l empezo .1 h.1bl11r .1cerc.1 del tiempo. Pronto llegamos .1l eine. A mi sorpresa Don empezo a fumer, alog que nunca hacia. La pelicula era muy buena. Eran las ocho y nos decidimos a ir a mi casa para comer algo. Cuando Ilegamos a casa todo estaba obscuro Io cual era raro puesto que eran solo las ocho y media. Cuando fuimos a Ia sala de repente todos estaban encendiendo luces y alli estaban todos mis amigos can- tanclome Feliz Cumpleanosf' Yo estaba muy contenta y muy sorprendidof Pero Ia sorpresa mas grande fue cuando Don me dijo que yo habia ido al teatro con su gemelo, Ron, mientras el planeaba la tertulia. ELAINE PI-IIPANY 25 dl .LI I g :gs .f-A ti ef f , linen x Shoving Off - fJfjQO J' Xlfa 'riff , 25.3 4? i yr! 'aa Xa f- ft-ft H llf P t M ,W JAMES BYRN E Senior Clrzrr Preridelzz' 26 AS OUR four years at john Adams come to a close we look back and recall the events which have helped us achieve our goal. We look back and think of the moments in our lives which we are never to see againg the cherished moments which we have expe- rienced and enjoyed so well. We would like to thank all those who have been responsible for our successful ac- complishments here at john Adams. We will always extend our appreciation and gratitude to Mr. Clarke, to Miss Keller and to all the faculty members without whose help we would never have been able to receive the scholastic and social teachings which have molded us into true Americans. We will never forget the activities we have participated in and supported through- out our stay at john Adams. The teams, which we have been proud to be members of, the clubs and other social activities will always hold a position in our book of me- mories. Most of all we will remember these events which epitomize our activities in John Adams. Our Senior day, which will hold joyous memories, the variety show where the senior talent congregated for the last time and linally the event which all anticipated with great anxiety, our Senior Prom. These will make complete the festivi- ties of our Senior Year. Graduation holds a different meaning for each one of us. Some will go into the busi- ness world, others will continue to further their education. and others will leave to scrxe our nation in the Armed forces of the United States. Wfhatcvcr our path may be in our future lite, we will always hold close to our hearts thc-se tour most precious years which wc- hax cf spc-nt hcrc at .lohn Adams, thc school which will rcmain torcver our Alma Mater. ABRAMOWITZ, BERNARD First, Second Ho ors' Bronze Sllbf H ls g ,hooli Se Honors Assem- bm ' r o omic Forums, P i 1 r orious, Excep- tio al Service Awards, Library 3GBI horus, Hall Pa- tro , able Captain, Lunchroorri Se ea ' Aide to MB' r' , r. as' ttg French, ludean Clubs, Class ight '57.- Queens College. ADESSA. IUDITH Second Honors, Honors School, Honors Council, History Forumsg Honors Assemblies, Bronze, Sil- ver, old As , Italian Teachers' Association Awards, Italian Pro- ficiency Pinsg Meritorious, Distin- guished Service Awards, Senior Arista GO. Section Representa- tive, Senior Class Secretary, Min- or, Major A's g Chevronsg Cheer- leaders Emblem' Varsity V , Aide to Miss Maloney, Miss Cur- tis, Mrs. Kean, Miss Adornog Bas- ketball, Volleyball, Soltball, Ten- nis, Cheerleaders, Leaders, Var- sity Clubs, Cheerleaders Squad '56-'57, Variety Show '57, Class Night '57---College. AKINS. ROBERT Vice-President, Sophomore Claazzzg Treasurer, lunior Clam: Baseball, Basketball, Football CCliarlo:: lf, Gorton HS., Yonkersl. College. EXAN ERLJmf-QQQIICFFJ Marci 625315-SQM 5 ' Sf Merit mis, Qgg 'glued Serv- ice Aw ea 'sf SGT- geant in unchr atroli Wing oot, S al Dancing Clubs,-University o ew Mexi- ico. ALVERSA, LORRAINE Se d Honor- Bronze, Silver HServig ing, irst id Certificates, Aide to iss Austin, Miss Lizz' , Miss , nch- 1-Qom qu d' rnergency Roomg Swimming lg Dramatics Clubs, The C Silent Carol- ers , Iunior, nior, Advanced Chorusg Fa - ' '56, Variety , SS 19h -- Business. ABRON . F C S Mm Ae i . Ai 5 1 '91, K erti cafes, ,, ide to lx is , Kean , . ar 1 ' sl , Cal teria Ser tg , , bal as . al 'e , 'i .- I t W C l' b nt i to I , Q-a s Club: Busi- ness College KICLIYLYILL AHEHN. IOSEPH Second Honors, Lunchrcorri Ser- geant, Table Captain, Guard, Aide to Mr, Steed, Mr Byrnes, Soccer Team '54-'55 - -College ALESI, MARIE Second Honors, Honors Scliool, Honor: A1:::.-iillilifwzg History lltir- uina, Clif-vrcvn::, Bronze, FillVl'l', Gold AM , ltrillrin Prolivif-:ivy Pins, lunior Arizzlcrg PSAL l'iri::, First Aid, Hruur' Nur::iru1 C1-rti llCGlf,'2Ij Aidrr to Mlm: Cfirinolly, Ming: Lawn, Table Criptairig Luncliroorn Squad, Newman, Vol- leyball, Soltlriall, Baazlcetbrill, Badrrunlon, Social Dancing Clubs, Variety Show, Class llighl '57 --Hunter College. ALFIERI, ANTOINETTE Sec o orsqarqggecwl lt l- i rizmf ' y ins, ect p- r Clive Fire , ' Nrs' riiatg ieto r, M - ask ' , ra- rricrtics' Clubs, 'Breald t '- Queens College, A O, FELICE Second onors, Bronze ilA's , unio Arista- PS Pins- Meri- Distin shed Service s first ', n Horne Nursing tii ates 1 e to iss us ern Miss ll oloney a o s eic tif I o read ay lt, Q E ilello . 0 D lrtlelll Spanish 1 e Softball et Volleyball T name t al D ncing Va rie o l ight Katherine Gibbs Secretarial School. ri S, D ' I' I I' - I ,d ' . A - i , s. ' , ' x , A r.. L if - , Miss 42-f rs. A Y I 5 'A ' , - I wi ll livl IQ 2 1 i A - 'Vg : QM' 1 I tenarttl -nr ce ,' r -: 5 ' 6:4 2 tv A SQA' I 1 I 5 , In 4 55 ' I' X H I I - ' Sh , S ' '57,- 27 ANDERSEN, PATRICIA First, Second Honors, Honors School, Bronze, Silver, Gold A's , Minor A's , German Pro- ficiency Pin, Iunior Ariista, Mer- itorious, Exceptional Service Awardi, PSAL Pin, Chevrons, GO. Representative, First Aid, Home Nunsing Certificates, Aide to Mr, Weisburg, Mrs. Kean, Mrs. Mar- tin, Mrs. Gould, Miss Milo,.,Lunch- room Sergeant, Lieutenant, Pem- blec, Volleyball, Pool Leaders, Potential Leaders, Leaders, Var-f sity Clubs, Coach Softball, Vol- leyball, Leaders, English, History Forums, Variety Show, Class Night '57,-Business. PRIL PATRICIA onors Gold Silve mbhes Hist irs A1 om ursi ficates Lunchroo vice, S C , Spanish orus, Variety Sho Se d , , ' , B e 's , H' nor Scho l, p ish roficienc P' , , r ' t ' , H ' i- ' , l G DT. ill, ' t ss Class Nig '57.-Business. ARMSTRONG. IOHN Second Honors, lndustrial Arts Award, Meritorious, Distinguish- ed Servicei Award, Bronze A , PSAL,Pin'g 'Aide to Miss Carney, Miss 'XBurkeU 'Miss McLoughlin, Mr. Morse, Dr. McCiiTll,, Mr: Brown, G,O. Representative, Newman Club, Senior Chorus '54, '55,- University of Oltl homa. B IO AN 1 Second orl Home ursing, First A' C rificates, Aide to Miss er, Mi ones, Mr. Patter on gents ek Service, ,able aptai - e an, Volley- bkftll lubs, ai Show, Class l '57.- usi es.. .X BARRONCINI. DONALD Second Honor: Bronze A , PS. AL Pins, Hall Patrol, Aide to Mrs lfordal, Mimi LoGro:5:1o, Ta- ble CUfJlUlV1,-Y'BUIZIHGIZS. 28 ANDUI R. O Second Hon r P Al.. Pi s , e to Miss Co lly is r , is Sokol teed, Bas- ke m 3 4, Football K '55-'56,-U. . N vy. APUZZO, ANNE Second Honors, French Profici- ency Pin, Meritorious Service Award, First Aid, Home Nursing Certificates, Program Committee, Aids to Miss Iones, Mr. Browne, Miss Reuss, Lunchroom Squad, Honors Assembly, Fashion Show '55, Class Night '57,-Business. BAEHR, RICHARD Second Honors, Bronze A , Ger- man Proficiency Pin, PSAL Pins, Meritorious, Exceptional Service Award, Aide to Miss Hartstein, Mr, Silverstein, Mr. Burns, Mr. Stern, Chess Club, Band.-En- gineering College. BARRESI, VINCENT First Honfofs, Bronze, Silver, Gold H-AISH! BiOlOgy Award, Two Ye - Latinf Eilench Awards, Laticgii' Ffiench Proficiency Pibs, lurrior, Se-nior Aristoi Metatorious, Excep-i tidtnal' Service Awards, GO. 56,59 tion Beprledsentative, Aide to Miss Bennetti r. Altman, Mr. gfgayfano, Mr. Moscttelildf l.QCProgr V Com- mitteesl lu Ltaboraitor SlAssistant, Campus , Public eaking, Or- chestra.-Columbia niversity, BASCH. IUDITH PSAL Swimming Pins, Section Representative, Aide to MIS, Avery, Mr. Burns Lunchroom Sergeant, Class Night '57, Variety Show '57, Chevrons, Advanced Chorus, Volleyball Tournament, Softball, Basketball Clubs.-Hum ter College. BASILE. IEAN Second HOHOYS: Bronze A':: i Home Nursing, First Aid Certifi- cates, PSAL Ping Aide to MFC Shields, Regents Week Service, Volleyloall, Social Dancing Clubgzg Fanhion Show '54, l55.+BUf1ll'tl?F17 if qv' BECKER. ARGARET ,Meritorious Ser ce Award Com- me-nddtiyn Qardp- G.Of Section jepresentativep First Aid, Hgmt, Nursing Certiiqcgtesz Chevronfng Aide to Mg assett, Mr. Patter- son, Mrs. ands, Miss O'Connor Mr. Blazej, Lunchroam' Sergeant Table Captain, Receptionist Gen- eral Office- Nursing School. 544 gr-5 X 1 'Dx' BELFIORE. ALBEH 1-cond Ho rf: Ai J int' r r n Efj - ff ewman S cial I2 nciigf Cluhzz, Busi xx: ollog '1 - ' 7,6 ,, f 'dab AUM ' A li . 7 I 6 . Zfg BENZ, DOLORES Bronze, Silver, old As , Major, Mi or As , y for Volley- ha K h 56 Aide to Mrs. iss Milo, Mrs. ytld, Mr. ins .iss Io ton, Tennis Basket , Bad nton, Softba Vol all Pool Leader, ' Aid, .' ' Sav' ing Cert cafes, Comme dation Card. - The Brooklyn Hos ital School of Nursing. If B , IAN Seco d' no 5 Bronze Sil r 's' ' r, ' r A 'g Dea s Sq , ibr q g Aid n Bio La to ' s m- blec Clubs, wi in T m '54- '56 Class ght '57 -Queens College. bf Ln sb! 54' Yjfr A.- kv vo' C -pw., qu..,,1 'va BAUE ELEANORE V , :- ,:, ' 'F ' ':1 . C - , fzr. 1 l ' .' C ' a o 1, Siver PSAL '1 Stl r Brc A Mmm it tt Di n 6? xt ppt Ona Seri i ' B Fl fi c I fi - Sydl mi 1 in. ' 'do to M .P - f 4 M c M not v .I r C ' 'tu fr i, I t e M . 0 on- r, - r, r' tern, Pa ters n, - , .sting Program ommi ee 0 nndation Cardg Lunchroo f geant, Table Cap- tain, Pla , A Star in the Win- dow 'g Fashion Show '3, Advan- ced, Senior Chorus, Social Danc- ing -eBusiness BEERS, ROBERT Silver, Bronze i'A':: , Latin Pro- ficiency Pins Meritoriouza, Fxcep- tional, Distinauiazlied Se'-rvitv Award, PSAL Pin, G O Section Bc-prerontative, Aidf- to Mt Hundt, Mr Brown'-, Mr lrlctum-tt, Lunchrooin lsiff-iitt-iiftiit, Kr-y ul Courtesy, lnlFt'1llItIllt':1 Clul'-, 'lil- with flvtlliti-rf 'Siritziiity lluvttlzz, Clam: ltlialit '57 Qin-wrist Ctrl lf-qw BENTIVEGNA. JEAN -wiiitl f'lont'iigz, llioiixzf- lt-tl mn llrtifiwit-ri- ,' l iii.:, UL'-:liori ll--yt it-qzvnt-ttivt.-, l np:t Aid, l.lV'llIl' l-lurtiuig Cv-rlilivttlfui, Aiflt- tri Mi' Kf'l'lC, Mr lVl+'Vf'y, Nll:1:1 l.tlW:1, Minn If-wr-ll Tttltlt- Cfttptrting ltici itirttivaz, 'iBrfi-al-:fa::t', l'lafltitititoit Cluf-, Vollc-yltftll Tr'iitrrittiiif-ril, Clifivronirg Variety Slictwg Claus: ltlialit '57, Social ltfiiiviiia Busan H9311 4 BE INI, DE IS Second :rltb nze A , PSAL c- irc Aid Ce ificatesg Service A a Aide t rs. VVit- tner, Mi s Ss Deliver- nay, M nes- Hal trol cQptGm. Jf.9 f I LELL IOSEP INE 1 Sec o Hon sg Reg ts fi' ors, Fi id, me I si -y ert'i -' - r , ' . 19' gan, Mrs. 'lf' 1 s Mc- Loughlin, Table f'o e Lunch- room Squad, Vo ey , :swf ' ton, Basketball lo 5 u eyb Tournament, Class Ni t '57 Secretary. E 5 ,fat ,ff iz L ,iff , fa l ,ff lklfu ff A i BINGIYIAM, ntiprrn eco Hon ' , Dra ati s Award, om ndatx Ca nze A , ish Profi ency ' , tMeritor- lw d i s Service Aid to Mrs. tern, Progra ommitte , Bad- minton, Dramgics C l- Wild Hobby Hors si, yi Away Stranger, ou D 't B long to Me, ' l'Sau e or he oslings , Variety S w ' 6 '57, olumnist, News Edit r, C - ditor-'n-Chief of Campus. 3TQ eeiis ollege. 'x BISCAY, MARGARET Meritorious, Exceptional Service Awards, First Aid, Home Nursing Certificates, Gym Chevron, Corn- mendation Cards, Dean's Squad, Aide to Mr. Confoy, Mr. Ritter- band, Mrs. Stern, Lunchtroorn Lieutenant, Table Captain, New- man, Key of Courtesy, Latin Clubs- Chorus, f'Campus , Va- riety Show, Class Night '57, - Nursing School. VONA, VVILLIAM Secon Honors, Bronze A's , ' 5' ccom ation Car i e to Mr. Troy Ha Patr 0 nors Assembly, Latin Profic' X Pi Hobby rses ' , ll ewma Cub, D tics, P v-. 9 lege. ,J BOS'CHEN,:ROSEMARIE First, Second Honors, Bronze, Sil- ver' A's , Honor School, Sr. Ar- ista, Honors Assemblies, Forums, Home Nursing, First jAid Certifi- cates, Aide to Miss Riordon, Mrs. Shiel, Lunchroom' Sergeant, Ta- ble Captain, IQ, Marking Com- mittee, Pemblec Club.-Business. BOVA, LORBAINE Second Honors, Silver, Bronze Ab , Latin Proficiency Pin, lun- ior Ari'tlb, Meritorious Service A'NClTdHjl PSAL Pins, ,Horne Nurrx- ingl Firrzt Aid Certificates- Aide to Misra Gioirnrnalva, Mrrz, Kordal, Mrs. Sands, Mr. Brown, Miss lilo- votny, Library Sloiruad, Lurichrooin Service, Volleyball Club, Var-ioly Show '57. Buzzinerxfz. 30 BISCARDI, LUCY PSAL Pins, G.O. Section Repre- sentative, First Aid, Home Nurs- ing Certificates, Aide to Miss Goodwin, Mr. Browne, Mr. Kelly, Dramatics, Breakfast , Lunch- room Sergeant, Tennis, Volley- ball Clubs, Class Night '57. - Business. BISHOP, DORIS Bronze A , Exceptional, Meri- torious Service Awards, PSAL Medals, Honors Assemblies, First Aid Certificate, Chevrons, 'xClip- per Staff, Library Squad, Deans Squad, Table Captain, Lunch- room Lieutenant, Lunchroom Ser- geant, Advance Chorus, Aide to General Office, Volleyball, Ten- nis, Cheer Leaders, Basketball, Pool Leaders, Softball, Badmin- ton, Social Dancing Clubs, Dra- matics The Pot Boiler , Class Night '57,-Queens College. BLANCHER, DAVID Second Honors, Bronze, Silver, Gold A's , Ir., Sr. Arista, Hon- ors School, Latin Proficiency Pins, Economics Forum, Honors Assembly, Meritorious Service Certificate, Aide to Mr. Hiltzik, Mr, Caldwell, Mr. Browne, Mrs. Troyano, Hall Patrol, Service in Biology, Physics Lab., Library Squad, Science, Biology, Latin Clubs.-Queens College. BOUKER, SANDRA First Honors, Bronze, Silver, Gold A's , Honors School, Two Year Art Award' Academic Term Awards, Certificates of Merit in Latin, French, Latin, French Pro- ficiency Pins, lr., Sr. Arista, Ex- ceptional, Meritorious Service Awards, Minor, Major A's , PS AL Medals, Volleyball Trophy '56 G.O. Section Representative, For- ums, Honors Assemblies, First Aid Certicate, Program Commit- tee, Lunchroom Squad, Aide to Mrs. Gould, Mrs Clemens, Miss Reuss Peinblec, Softball, Volley- ball, Basketball, Pool Leaders, Badminton, Leaders, Varsity Clubs, Class Night '57,-Wagner College. BRINDLE. V AN ' 7 i Second Honors, FV' 'Vi 1 ficate, Honor Sclioo ,'Qix s5 Milo, Miss f ust', Volleyball Tennis! ,---AC0llQ,ge, Oil, 4 .Vv,.- BROWN, SYLVIA Silver, Bronze A's , PSAL Pin, First Aid, Home Nursing Certifi- cates, Aide to Mrs. Dirk Miss Hart, Miss Ieffords, Dean's Of- fice, Miss Keller, Lunchroom Cap- tain, Volleyball, Badminton, Swimming, Tennis, Softball, Bas- ketball Clubs, Class Night '57.- Drake Business Honors Bronze Eco- Morse, Dean's Clubs, '57, Variety Show '57,-New ork University. BUCK, GEORGE Second Honors, Gold, Silver, Bronze A':a , junior Arista, Mori- loriou:: Service Certificate, Major, Minor A':: , Aide to Mr. Reilly, Mr. Piatti, Mr, Confoy, Lunchroom Sergeant, Forums, Honors Assem- blies, Band '54, '55, '56, '7, Swim- ming Team '53, '54, '55, '56, Class Night '57,-Queens College. BUSCEMI, PETER Bronze A , PSAL Medals, Ma- jor A's , First Aid Certificate, Captain of Swimming Team '56. --US. Air Force. BYRNE. IAMES First, Second Honors, Honor School, Senior Arista, Boy Leader of Arista, Italian Proficiency Pins, Meritorious, Exceptional, Distin- guished, Service Awards, Com- mendation Cards, Bronze, Silver, Gold A's , PSAL Pins, Major A , GO. Section Representative, Captain Dean's Squad, Captain Lunchroom, Aide to Mr. Confoy, Mr. Hundt, Mr. Shiel, Mr. Troy- ano, Mr. Kelly, Miss Curtis, Swim Team '54, '55, '56, Vice- President Flying Fish, Italian Club, Class Night '57.-Queens College, ,,,..-v -.va E- Ss, '! - 443 iw BRUCKLACHER, JOHN Se d H , Bmnze, lverl, , erit tous, If c V' Servic qw Ctllfld, Lib yf nverttohies, Lum' room id , Keyfi ol Cour s b. -e ollege. ' N I lf 3,-F ,z CARO Se oi F., Ftrs 3 , me uri' e ef, ide to Miss - Lunc Clubs, Class 'ght '5 I -Busi- ness A , 7 1 i if ,gf , UC IJEYI E QR llllllf' plxlqlgllll, 'ggitmgl Ciiflili- rji1?i1:,fAjdri tgpwf, isa: jtqmbtl, lvlrzz, , j'f'!'-dway, 'Mit-ii,-I '1ia1i,t,rr vo, Mrs, milf-I, Lsajndrlitogytii ,Y l..i0utenanl,, Class 'Niqit '57,+fr-Buidingrzuzrf I ,A ,X Li, , X.-t BYRNE. Bronze, Pro- ficiency Pin, Excep- tional Minor Squad, City of Business AGU CAIAZZO. NTOINETTE Second Honors Bronze, Silver Gold A's , AACP Awards, Forums, no ssemblies, ltal- ian Profi cy s, PSAL Pins- Ho rs -1 ng, l1St Aid Cert' cat jx jor, Mi r A's , Aid to Tro ano, ip ean, M' Beu , Mr. Troy , Lu h om SGI' deg lr I- Cl 'OH fin Cl, New an, Ot rlea s, olley- ball, Lea , Ten , oftball, Basketb arsity K f bs, Cheer- leader ' e '57, -Captain of Cheerlea s, Varsity Status, Leader, Class Night '57, Variety Show.-Hunter College. 31 CALIENDO, BENIAMIN Major A's 5 Baseball '56, '75 Bronze A 5 PSAL Pins5 Service AWard5 Aide to Mr. Geoffry, Mr. Sheerinp Dean's Squad5 Drama- tics Club.-College. fx . CANO O. MARI cond H orsp Bro , Silver 'A's 5 S ing Awar G.O. ec- tion resentati , First 'd, Ho Nursing rtiticatesg , o ergeant5 . all5 ' n Show 55:3 ass ' t '5 ar Show ' .i ' rsit i Miarn' ay, Luinc rn N CA ARBARA Second n 5 First Aide Cer- tificat e Nur g Certiticate5 Hono s e 'Q : 5 History For- - ge ts Ii-, Service, Serv- Aid . ' .. Austin, Mrs. iel, .-J' Loughlin5 Table aptain5 u orn Squad5 Vol- leyball, e rnan Clubs5 Variety Show, Class Night '57.-Business, NJ fxif. ios Ser'ice ' ' PSAL X Pins, irs Ceri o A i- evrons d t Austin, lxService ibrary S u d, 'Clippe 5 Voll all, Badirin on, g Basket all, Soi' all, Tennis, oo- r IN i dx' c , BL We Sgimlkid Hon s5 Br. ze i'A'l5 r- it AW I A 2 e 1 s r e ' s 'l Leaders, Life g Clubs5 lassqy ollf. . i llight '57,-Wilbur Force U sie'- p CA MARY Fir't S ,ond -Bro e GR , s, ls , ors, , ', Sil- velfx ld Sp I Two Ye Aw 4, ri -. Aca- emic A a ,Lt p - -- Pro- 'ie,67: 'rza eri s of eriitf un or, Senior 5 s e Hon- ors S Jl, Hono . :ae blies, Fort f zz, -rtfr us ervice Award H ie i .aing, irst Aide Certilicot 1,5 Se ice n Lunch- roorn, norg y Flo m5 Aide to Mr. owne, rrz royano, Mr Frofl ,h, Mi:1:: Ben oit, Program Co i itteo, Bad iinton, Foil' Danci Clubs, ariety Sh , Class 'ght '57 uoenrz Gr oral Hospital School o I'-Iurrz' 32 C,AMUTO, FREDERICK Late ,Squad Dawn Patrol, f Ser- geant in Lunchroorn, TdBle Cap- tain5 Aide to Mi Byrne, Mr. Steed.-U.S. Ncrvy. CAPOZZI DOH HY Second Honors- : 'A ' Corn- mendation Ca A a n Profici- enc ' torious A xceptio is i e e v' - Aw - ' 5 ' ection p- ve- Fir t H Horn urs- ' ' ertitic t Aide MIS. Ly ns Mrs. .5 re ti , t Mis Ke : Lunc om L - : - -fi 5 t .oo e un in' ' c us-t . -- - ' QW oe Q5 F S - Q - ' 5 - l' 4 at'cs The 2- t -. 1 - riety Sh W '57- C o. s Night '57.- School o Nursing, , 0 1 1 1 . al, d S ' - S, 1 n AL in 3 6- ' r nt , ' , in 1 ' ' t , 4' s do l rio, I , C l, . W IS 0 , t 52 . CI , we H , l 5 I fi m O , en : In u o ' KV' h io J 53 5 , 1 , ec t , Va CARISETTI, LOUI E First, Second Honors, Rr! , Sil- ver, Gold A's 5t It? ,-Senior Arista, Secretaryifflgt Iunior ist 5 Hon s Sch olg Hon r s- se blies5 rurni55 ltali ofii- cil 'iz Fas o ow, '54, '55 , onora le ll.QT1j . W ind Ward! e tive ffou 3, ' r A's tain ' ty 4 '5 57, Cheerleaders S u 56 Aide to Mr Mulli n Msi' A W '57i ' ' ' 1 Keang Softball, Volle , P o Leaders, Leaders, Cheerlea Clubs Class Night '57, Va ty Show '57,-Business, Night ol- lege. CAR SO GLORIA 'O Second Ho orsg Silveil A's 4 lt lg SFroticienig!Hifng lun- ior af P Piisg' er' 'ous Seri war Fi:ZY! iti- ccyie5 Ate? to' 'ss Moloney Mrs. D Kern , s Axnreicn lxgpglck- st65in,fFMi9iMAustin- Prop. nirning Co ' fee, Lun Sergeantg Vol balls, 'So li Badminton Clubs, Che-vro , Honors Assem- blies, History and Boonornio For- L1fY1SSf'!SOClCI,l' Dancingp Variety Show '57, Class Night 575 Hon- ors School.-Business CASSANELLI, GRACE First, Second Honors, Bronze, Sil- ver, Gold As, Honors School' Latin, ltalian Proficiency Pinsg Iunior. Senior Arista' Meritorious Service Certiticateq Home Nurs- ing, First Aid Certitioatesp Aide to Mrs Gould, Miss Beussy Vol- leyball, Soitbcill, Basketball, La- tin Clubsg Minor A' Che-vrons5 Honors Assemblies.-Business. CASSESE. BIAGIO PSAL Pins, Meritorious, Distin- guished Service Award, G.O. Section Representatives, Aide to Mrs. Hazelton, Hall Patrol, Lunch- room Service, Senior Advanced Chorus, Dramatic Club, You Don't Belong To Mefl-Academy ol Aeronautics. CATALANO. BARBARA Second Honors, Meritorious Serv- ice Award, Latin Proficiency Pin, PSAL Swimming Medal, Chev- rons, Home Nursing, First Aid Certificates, Aide to Mr, E. l. Clarke, Mr, Brown, Miss lohnson, Library Squad, Table Captain, Volleyball, Softbal Club, Latin Club, Dramatics, Wild Hobby- hor:ae::, Orchids for Marie, A Date With Paul. -Business, CHAMPAGNE, ROGER Honors llngli:-ph, Meritorious Sor- vicf: Award, Lunchroorn Guard, Lurichroorn Lieutenant, Dean':z Squad Aldo to Mr. Gladding, Newman Club, Variety Show '57, Long Inland Agricultural and 'I'effl1riir:al lnstitule. CINIGLIO. DANIEL PSAL Pins, Lunchroom Service, Hall Patrol, Aide to Mr, Browne, Mrs. Supino, Mr, Godfrey, Hand- ball lntramural, Social Dancing, ---N,Y.C. Community College. COLLIER, DO S Second Honors, Si er, Bronze A's , lunior A ' 1' SAL Bronze Pin Fir id, ome ursi g Cer- tificate If :: res tative, Spcmi ' 2 icienc Pi r Meri- toriou istingu' ervice Away ' Aide n r azelton, Mr. Rieley, rs. 'v a MiSS Austin, Lurichr SGTQGG T57 ble CaptaiH: SOH CIHI V0 ' bell Clubs, Volleyball Tou OPS-- Finals, Variety Show, lCISS Night '57.-Business. CASTALDO, IOSEPHINE Sfiliorid Honors, Bronze HA' Ital- ian pl'C'l1 l'1'YlCY Pina, lunicr, Seri- ior Arista, Honors School, First Aid Certrcate, Library, Aide to Mrs. Austin, Mr: Mather, Mrzf. Visone, ltalran Club-City Col- lege. CATLIN, DORIS Honor: Assembly' Class Night 57, Meritorious Service Aawrd Aide to Miss Keller, Miss 0'Con- nor, Minn Laws, Table Captain, Volleyball, Tennis, Pool Leaders, Baslcetball, Social llancina Bus- 1r1e::.z School CHIAPP RO, ANTHONY fb-1-irrul If ftl'S2, ltrrrrticr- A , 'Ar- itrrrrrru '-frv1f'-- Awi rl, Air - tu lvli . 4-'4-r i, 1'. llc lvl-::' lvrllmirm., .t tr' I, M , Clif-rrrl:1Iry l,-ill, l.urrr'lirrimri flr-r- fiv-irril, '-y l Crrurtr,-ary, Clip- per, Jlgfirriru 1 Art Stull llrrilt lricztitutv- CLARKE CHRISTOP 9' Bronze M or, Min A's , Mer' ll uf' '- ice t o d Pin Q e re ' PP ndt, if-I on- Shi , ch oo Sergeant, Lieu 5 ant, Var.' tl:fa.Ll254- '57 ridiron Cl F1 '53-'54, -College. , p PS foy, T , r. Vey, Mr. W l NNE L, CAROL econ onors Br e A , Mer- oriou ' a , iirst Aid, me rsing Certificat - Aide to rs, Shiel, Miss Laws Clip- per , asketba, nnis .- Col . Ldi I l 0 3- Q 53 .5 ,J COOPER, IACQUELLINE PSAL Meda1,, First Aid Certifi- cate, Chevrons, Library Squad, Lunchroom Squad, 'Clipper' Aide, Aide to Miss Schuch, Vol- leyball, Cheerleaders, Life-Sav- ing.-Central State College, Wil- berforce, Ohio. COR LL, RECHARD PSAL-Pi '- ide o .MM , Mrs. a r, Pe ,301 . - - Ii' 1 1 X ! ' 1 'K I COX, BARBARA Second Honors, Silver, Bronze, Gold, A's , Meritorious, Excep- tional fHDi'!tinguished Service ,Awggd Minor lu-nior Arista, First Aid, Hoime Nursing Certi- ficates, Aide 'to Mr. Custance, Miss Gerry, Miss Brown, Lunch.- room Sergeant, G.O. Repr, enta- tive, ' Secretarial Depaiment, Manager,o3cGlubs, Sectibn Rep- resentative, Softball: Volleyball, Basketball, Tennis, 'Cheerleaders Badminton Clubs Pool Leaders, Senior Life Saving, Variety Show '57, Class Night '57,-Ohio State Univ it CRA AN A ROS ARIE Seco o - un'o hor Aide to iss , Fir Certificat Busine 7 CRESCI, M First, Second Honors, Bronze, Sil- verg, Gold lr. and Sr. Ar- ifpta, Italian Proficiency Pins, Commendation Card, History Forums, Honors Assembly, First Aid and Home llursing Certifi- cates, PSLAL Piri:1,'Beginner Swim- rriiriq Pin, Major, Minor Ali , Chevrorug Aide to Mrs. Mather, Mig.: Heufzfg, Mi:z:: Rioidon, Mr: Shiel, Mrsf Troyana, unchr om Sf:VQf5CIfl1j Choeflcaderrn Sqflad '55, '57, Co-Captain Va nity '57, llfJV!Ht JI'l, Sotllwrll, CheJr'leadcr::, l -1l'r Varnit' Lil- Gavin V Aff f r, ,,I ,, Ill si ,, Q, Vollfgybfill Clubs, Lcaderzz, Var- :zily Status, Claris llialit '56, Va- riety Show '57, Class llight '57,- Bll lI'If - ' ' 34 jj 1' 1 Univers' y C? CORDES. IOHN Second Honors, PSAL Pin, lunior and Senior Chorus, Library Squad, Lunchroom Service, Table Captain, Social Dancing, Aide to Mrs. Novotny, Mr. Troyano, Mr. Almon, Mr, Manuafo, Mr. Mos- chella, Class Night '57.-Busi- ness. COSTARELLA. MARYANN Second Honors, Silver, Bronze A's , Iunior Arista, Meritorious Award, First Aid Certificates, Li- brary Squad, Aide to Mrs. Dirk, Lunchroom Sergeant, Table Cap- tain, Newman Club, Social Danc- ing, Class Night, Variety Show '57,-Business. vane Sw 1. P ins C N . I ' , Q S P : rst rm G J ep e ntative, Nuri .ui ' d Cerif' , Lun ro 5- ic Squ , l er edi 'T . ros S rn- n C fi o L., nchr er- Vi ua , le apta Lieu- T95 , S h e C bg SO- cial anci fr Voll a , asket- ball Ne an Clu , olleyball Tou ent, Variety how '57, Class i ht '57. Stella Adler g 1 Scho of Fine Arts. Club, Italian Mosc lla, Mr. Haz on I QA X N C LLINA MAUREEN Sec Hon rs Meritorious S r- vi W me Nursing, Ai ificates, ide fir, eisbe , Miss M ' ovel, Miss Oli: oem Sergeant, Tabl ain, Dramatics, The Potb ' er - ewniani Volle 'ballg Solt s- vr' ' gm O the r ii l ion 'q Night '57,--Bus' e 'if cuimgzl Second Ho or - r ' A , km. ior Arixztdlgfi., ,, Hepresentcrti eg Ai Q :ntl i'i57lOr't Cs, MT ' 1 ADX, Ig ifoo 'l S 'nv- ico, Ollfflv l .o,i l i g Clul-::, Clam: lsltgf 5 . tary DALTON, NANCY Second Honors, Honors School, Silver, Bronze A's , Spanish Pro- ficiency Pin, Spanish Chorus '53, First Aid Certificate, Home Nurs- ing Certificate, Aide to Miss Keller, Lunchroom Table Cap- tain Volleyball, Softball Clubs, Englizzh Honors Assemblies, For- ums, Volleyball Tournament, Va- riety Show, Class Night '57. -- Executive Secretary. DARDAT. iiilggjfucl-f FO Soco d pnora Q lun- ior rifs ' G So tion Ftoprc- :ie at' :, on u -'ri First Aid Ce 1' team, ,, o M'i:::i ii:-ztin, Lunc ri Serge t- ocial Dan lt o eybal uh, Pool Loader, ii t' , 'The Camo of the Silen 'Fnglinli Folk Dance , ariety Show, Class Night '57. -- Wa:ifiington Stale College. DAVIES. IOAN First, Second Honors, Bronze, Sil- ver, Gold A , Three Year Latin Award, Spanish, Latin Proficiency Pins, Senior Arista, Meritorious Service Award, First Aid, Home Nursing Certificate, Aide to Mrs. Troyano, Miss Austin, Mr. Browne, Program Committee, Pemblec, Social Dancing Clubs, Chevron, Honorable Mention - NAAP.-College, DELFINO, RICHARD Second Honors, Bronze Sil- ver, Gold, PSAL Pins, Aide to Miss Smith, Mr. Eckstein, Mr. Shiel, Lunchroom Lieutenant Guard, Pool, Hall Patrol, Miss McLoughlin, Mr. Kockinmister, Advanced Chorus, Senior Chorus. -FBI. DALOIA, MARY Firgrt, Sit-cond Honors, Gold, Sil- ver, Bronze 'lA's , Meritorious and Exceptional Service Awards, Italian Honor Certificates and Proficiency Pins, lunior, Senior Arista Honors School, PSAL Pins, First Aid, Home Nursing Certificates, Economic, History Forums, Honor Assemblies, Va- riety Show, Class Night '57, So- cial Dancing, Chevrons, Library Squad, Campus , Program Com- mittee, Aide to Mr E I Clarke, Miss Lizzio, Lunchrooni Sergeant, Table Captain Badminton, Vol- leyball, Leaders Basketball Clubs --Queens College. D'AivrBaA. iovc ,037 First, S nd Hono ', onz, 'ilver ld f'A':: , o iclioolg ear A 1- talian Honors 1-rtificat -1: Proltrivric Pi ir ' ,wr -' S . f , ' i ian 2 and Y Iuriir A tc PAl in S ri ltr: iron' 1 ativrf, Air 1- inns C il y, Mr: Lchqg y, Mr. f -lard, F :at rlifiviito, . :itil ll1IHl1'IT , -wiiiiiri, l1'IlIll11 'liili::, Vii iw ow, Clam: Night ff fill in . ., 4.1. DAUME VALERIE P Dltffj- l'1Al, Pin, G Srrclioii Fl :writal 3 ' . , ' ' ' O r ar ' , irzc Ai , . ur' i frrlilic f.-11, ' oorn So - r c' t, Oc -- tra 54, '5 , ' , Vo y ool Loaders, e il ra C - Vari ' lass s, J ti s, h Cl 5 ' , Night '57 -- 'ng DAVIS. THAN Senior Chorus, Table Captain, First Aid Certificate, Volley Ball, Chevrons.iBusiness. DEL GIORNO, TERESA ANN Second Hontoilb, Silver, Bronze A's ,H'Spanish Proficiency Pin, Meritorious Service Award, First Aid, Homeif .Nursing Certificates, Chevrons, Aide to Mrs. Paymer, Miss Laws,,-, Miss' Dekernay, Lunchroomf,8e7rvice, Social Danc- ing Club7 Spanish Chorus '53, Forums, Variety Show, Class Night '57,-Business. ' 35 DEL GUIDICE, MARIE Second Honors, Bronze, Silver, Gold A's , Italian Certificates and Proficiency Pins, lunior, Sen- ior Arista, First Aicl, Home Nurs- ing Certificat s, Merit rious Se v- ice ard, ide o iss Ion s, Mrs. , ri oo e e t, Table Captain, P L Pin, Lea Status, Varsity '5 , Cheerleaders, Volleyball, Senior Leaders, Secre- tary of Senior Le ders, Basketball Demonstration ohn Adams and Statler Hote as 'o h W '54, Honors Assem lies, Honors Assembly Council, Class Night '57, Senior Variety Show '57.-College. DE MATTEO, VERONICA Second Ijtoriiorsfl-fSil,yer, Bronze A's - ,Italian tProficiency Pi-ns, Mergoribus' ,Se-rvi elgiwardg ,Min- or A , Senior, Er' a- ,Aide to Miss MacDo tell, tPre4ram,l Corrf- rnittee, Miss Riprdaijrpago ybdll Club, Hrqshiofi siitnw '56, History, Eco.,Forum, liariety Show '57, Class Night '57,-Business. DEMPSEY, EDWARD Second Honors, Bronze, Silver, Gold A's , Honors School, For- ums, Honors Assemblies, PSAL Pins, Aideto Mr. Hassett, Dr. Mc- Gill, Mr. Browne, Hall Patrol, Lunchroom Service, IQ. Marking Award, Commendation Cards, Committee, Meritorious Service Vice President of Newman Club, Class Night '57. - Queens Col- lege. DITTA, IOSEPH Second Honors, PSAL Pins, Aide to Miss Lizzio, Table Captain.- College. DOOLING, FRED Second Honors, Bronze, Silver l'A'r: , Commendation Cards, Mer- Awardfi, Red Crozxzx Certificates, itoriourz, Exceptional Service room, GO Store, Swimming Pool, luriior Arista, Sf:rvicf: in Lunch- Hall Patrol, Library Squad, Table Captain, ltffacritcz Weak Sorvirie, l.Q, Tent Nlarlciria Comrriittrirf, Program Comrriittffrf, Airlf, to Mr Shiel, lVlr::. Pcrrntti, Mins: llrivfi tariy, lVli:z:: lcllorflm, llwimmina Team, Social llarirriria, llf.'WllI'1lI, Spanish Cliitirz, US Army. 36 DELUCA, IOHN Meritorious, Exceptional, Distin- guished, First, Second Service Awards, Gold A's , Aide to Mr. Hundt, Mr. McVey, Dean Squad, Mr. Brownie, Mrs. Poster, Mr. Byrne, Lunchroom Captain, Dawn Squad Captain, Art Squad, Latin Office, Hall Squad.-U.S. Army. DEMID. IOAN ANN Home Nursing, First Aid, Meri- torious Service Certificate, Aide to Mrs. Stern, Typist for Carn- pus , Table Captain, Lunchroom Sergeant, SwimmingClub, Volley- ball Chevron, Variety Show '57, Class Night '57,-Business. DIFILIPPI, PAUL Bronze A , Meritorious, Excep- tional Service Awards, Aide to Mr, Steed, Mr. Byrne, Mr. Cald- well, Mrs. Kordal, Mr, Scarlotta, Lunchroom Guard, Sergeant, Lieutenant, Table Captain, Cam- pus , Clipper Staff, Physics, ol, H l le-Pratt lnstitute. Bio ratories Dawn Pa- , PEM DON HUE, GERALDINE First, Second Honors, Bronze A , lunior Arista, PSAL. Pin, Meritorious, Exceptional Service Awards, Aide to Mrs. Brown, Lunchroom Squad, Newman Club, Class Night.-Business DOWNS. FREDERICK Second Honors, Bronze A s Be- gents Honors, Lunchroom Serv- ice, Aide to Miss Laws, Service in Physics Lab, Public Speaking Club, Social Dancing,-College. 2,5 ' .g ronze HA' . gzeinhly' rlvteritoriourz, - , Serv' FfAward,:- First orne .n rfrti aten- V Ott , . Mcl- icho a ffr, frf fy 'z fe ' 'u le C - ' , '5 milf, . - Tennis So- C fl Fifi Vi 7 bs' Chevrons' f rm ' S J ' , Claus Night f I ,w o , IA ' fo r 1 I I 5 t Jrifil if Ai H Ili g C A' 1: to F f Pat erson, Y, I f rnf , r o t J nl W 1 t r I df 1 l lu g ,1 V1 lj ir' 5 f' . '57 -Bu:1iri,,,g: College, DUCASSE, DONALD Hall, Patrol, Lunchroom Lieut. Lilorlary Squad, Aide to Mr Browne- Bible School. s ' UZA tp ifxh ' 'en in, Fir..t ' , r e N ,in Cc-rtilicates,, - ff in, anizzli, Latin, ffl' ollffy ,Baaslcat all Clubs. 1. Cotir y Ho., tal School ol Zu r:: , ECK, HELEN Meritorious Service Award, PSAL Pins, Swimming Medals, First Air Certificate, Aide to Miss Duffy,, Mr. Hazelton, Mr. Patter- son, Miss Moloney, Miss O'Con- nor, Lunchroom Service, Lunch- room Captain, Home Nursing Certificate, Pool Leader- Variety Shawl Class Night '57,-Business. EDWARDS, BRENDA Second Honors' Bronze, Silver A's , French Proficiency Pins, lunior Arista, Honors School, His- tory Forums, Honors Assembly Program Committee, Meritorious, Exceptional Service Awards, First Aid, Home Nursing Certifi cates Campus' Representative Program Committee, Chevronsgt Campus Columnist, Dean's Squad, Table Captain, Lieuten- ant, Sergeant, Aide to Miss Wer shals, Mrs. Stern, Sports Class, Pemblec, Tennis, Volleyball, Bas ketball Clubs Class Night '56.- College, Y 'X l BI OL K ' 'Vt 1' A , PID, ll V- it .wrvic -wart ' 0 ' K zeltan F it 1 on e in Cert ica is n S r - ic iqtita,:, 'pil Hi iQ Ho',.1', t li 5 all 1 lligh? '57-, cdf na DUSWALT. VIRGINIA Second Honors, Bronze, Silver, Gold Ala , Cll9X'FOIi.'1, lunior Ar- ista, PSAL Pins Fir.-at Aid Corti- licate, Aide to Mr Lane, Mig: Law.: Btiginenpx ECHARD. EVALYN Su all ll irzz, Brutini:-, flilvt-r, Gr, Af: fiiiorzz fiwlr-wt, llurmr Qggzf llltllt llt3T Arlgztti, l,t1t1r1 ilttt -nf' P1 ffrlltirlotnz, lfx wr- torirtlt-rvlr'fFM 1Tf'll1,l.lllll'll' ro r lligidloqy l1'fJ1't1l!1 4 ,-Al. ' In Mrxy ozzxz, Mr: on Mlm: legan, Vollc-yliall, Sol ltr, l Bazzlze all Clllhlij Clwv- r0n1:,A anfied Chorusoaa Busi- H0111 f' EDELMANN, 1NGEBortG Campus Repksentgltiyef G.O. Representative, 1-Brongb' A , Min- or A ,,Se-cond Meritorious Cer- tificate, Lunchroom Captain, Guard, Sergeant, Aide to fMr. Stern, Miss Austin, P,ool Leaders, Life Saving, Tennis, Drarifatics Clubs, Home Nursing, First Aid Certificates, PSAL 7Pins, Chev- rons, Dramatics, The Ghost of Benjamin Street , Variety Show, Class Night '57,-Secretary. - I EKLU , i L PSAL Pins, F' , ' , Hom Nurs- ing, - erti i s, Aiide o Mr. Kee lfhvf n, Lu ,v oom S r- I I G1 V Ill. I S Dr ma fl: ?-f I ' Dramatic Ar s gi ,f ' nc o I 1 ,'- l' W Ch - i- o r i h' l n - ' ' At, tg Perfect .f r',', i -o f 3 o limi f Night 'V K A I' 5 Acad H1 in 0, 37 ERICSON. GAIL Second Honors, Bronze A , Mer- itorious Service Award, PSAL Pin, Minor A , First Aid Certi- ficate, Aide to Mrs, Clemens, Miss Reuss, Library Squad, Lunch- room Sergeant, Table Captain, Softball, Badminton Club.-Busi- ness. ESPOSITO. GRACE Second Honors, Silver, Bronze llA's , PSAL Pin, Italian Profi- ciency Pin, First Aid, Home Nurs- ing Certificates, Meritorious Serv- ice Award, Forum, Honor Assem- bly, Lunchroom Sergeant, Lieu- tenant, Aide to Mr. Kelly, IQ, Marking Committee, Senior Ar- ista, Class Night '57, Honors School.-Business FA ER, IUDITH Bronze HA -PSAL Pins' 'nor 'Az P if O e ti ' te, Mer Q Se vice d, L' ar uad Liga - roo Servi - Aide to Mr Prlieanl Sect n es tiv , olley- ball, ball, Bas e , French Clubs, Chevrons, - ursing Schoo . FALZONE, RUSSELL First, Second Honors Bronze, Silver, Gold A's , Honors School, Meritorious, Exceptional Service Awards, Bronze, Silver, Gold PS AL Pins, Honors Assemblies, For- ums, Handball Tournaments, Ser- vice Biology and Physics Labs., Lieutenant in Cafeteria, Aide to Mr, Troyano, Class Night .57- Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn FAUST, WILLIE Bronze PSAL Plngz, Service Award, Section Bepresteritative, IIJCCITIIJ Squad, Hall Patrol, Lunchroorn Service, Table Cap- tain, Aide to Mr lVlo.:r:tic-lla, Mr Browne- US Air Force, 38 ESERNIO, CATHERINE Second Honors, Bronze A's , Meritorious Service Awards, First Aid -Certificate, Aide to Miss Curran, Miss Austin, Miss Ma- loney, Mr, anders, Mr, Kelly, Lunchroom Service, Erograming Committee, Intelligence Test Committee! Chievrons, Volleyball Clubg Dramatics, Nine Lives of Emily, Breakfast , Social Danc- ing, Class Night.-Berkeley Sec- retarial School, ESPOSITO. MARIA Italian Proficiency Pins, Service Awards, First Aid Certificates, Volleyball Chevron, Aide to Mr. E, I. Clarke, Miss Riordon, Miss Comins, Table Captain, Lunch- room Sergeant, Italian, Drama- tics Club, Class Night '57, Va- riety Show '57,-Business FABIANO, ANGELA ' Secon Honors, Bronze HA , Me - itori Service Award- First ' , d O -'E -GS: L c om ervi , Table Cap- tain, Aide to Migsfldeuss, Miss Comins, Mr. Kelly, Miss Biordcri, Mr. ulligan, Pro r iirg C - mitt ' ' a ' -, e.nis Clu , Variet Show, Cla c lii '5 New Y r niv r .y. FARRELL. LORRAINE Second Honors, Bronze A , First Aid, Home Nursing Certificates, PSAL Pin, Lunchrcorn Service Table Captain, Fashicn Sncw 53 '54, Aide to Mr. McClelland, Volleyball, Badmintcn- Newman Clubs, Advanced Chcrus Social Dancing -Business. FERGUSON, THOMAS Honors, PSAL Pin- Service Switchboard Operator Hall Pa- trol, General Office Table Cap- tain, Aide tc Mr Custarice, Mrs. Brown, Mr Clarke, Class Night '56,--Business FERRARO. CECELIF. First Aid,r Home Nursing Certi- ficatesgjldlleyball Chevron, Aide o Ftiordon, Miss Armstrong, 1 'Lunchroorn 'Se vice Cla lli ht 1 , , fx: g '57, VarQeJy,8l5ow '57.MBusirie-ss. r ' ' 'L X i ' i FIRPO, MICHAEL Second Bronze Silver, Gold A Major For- Dean' Lu o m Sergeant, Lieutenant, 'de to Mr. Shiel, Mr, McVey, Swimming Team '54, '56, Flying Fish Club, Advanced Chorus '54, '57, Pemblec Club, Claim Night '57,--Pratt Institute. FISCHER, MARILYN First, Second Honors, , Silver, Bron e A':: ,2onor. School, Mer- itor fifivic, , 'A ard, Wirit -Aid, Horne Nursif1g,Certilicat,r:::, Aide to Mrzi. A'ilF:'TY,' -Mr. 1-lfgkly, Mr. Munato, Mrs. Shieln, Misa: Woods, Lunchf torn Service,'YSocial Danc- ing Clfgbz V riety SvflQrVtQ 57j Class Night '?7.f-Suzsinens. ara, Speech Team. FORD DELINE vice r s, 1 Aid, Home e 'ic , Aide to Dr. M i , Mi ell r, Miss stiri, Miss Feinberg, ' C11-lfldz Volleyball Club, Class Nig t '57. -Business. FIETZ. WILLIAM PSAL Medal, Lunchroom Service Hall Patrol, Aide to Mr. Connor, Handball Tournament. - 4 U S llavy. ..-if' gf J Fis nc jgitizi f First, Se n l-lo f ronze, Sil- ve d paninnh Proh- ff' y Pins, unior Arista, Meri- orioif Se 'ce Awardg GO. Ser:- tionr' reige'ntativefMfFi1:1t Aid C, ' cate, A'ideyfJ'jMiJr2 Lawn, Mimi: Curtin, V leyball, Solttrfill, Basketball ,Cl im, Band '51i'57, Orfihffntra '55-' 7- Plays, A ltritw With Paul, 'The Chrintmriiz Car olr.-r:: f - Clarr-iiiorit F-1'-Uri-ttiriril School FISHER, ROBERT fir-ffirifl liminfrrzz liroriw- A , l'ir::t Anti r.lt'lllllt llf', Hrgqt-ntgz W'-frk Service, Forunizzg IJ'-an':: Sqiiritl, Hall Patrol Uf:ari':1 Qliivrf, loi- lwrary Squad, l.,unchrooin S'JI'Vlf'f.'j Aide to Mr Hundt, Mr, Coriioy, Mrzi. l-lart, Mr. Finch, Mi:::: Novo- tany, Mrzn. Stracquatanio, Mrzz, Dirk, Advanced Chorus, Soitlrfall, Camera, ltlewman, Key ol Cour- tesy Clulnzz - Manhattan Cole lege. FLEMING, DONALD Bronze, Silv , Goldr, A's , Miri- or, Major Ai , PSAL Pins, Cross Country Team 54, '55, '56, Track Team '54, 55, '56, '57, Basketball '56, '57, Spike Shoe Club, Aide to Mr. Griffith, Mr, Siegfried, Mr. Gladin, Table Captain.:-College. FORRESTER, EILEEN Meritorious Service:fAWard, irst Aid Certificate, i 5Jo t on, i O' ,Lunc rvic 'ri en ' eyba u s ow' ight 57 g Lon ' b : ' ' 1 la V ' . r , g sland College H ' l. 59 FRAGALE, CARIVLELA French Proficiency Pin, Aide to Miss Solcolowski, Volleyball, Bas- ketball, Badminton Clubs.-Busi- YXQSS. S at Hon rs- Si ver, ' onz ' ' H rs ' y Honors h ol luniorhk-5 ff , l s 5 ' id . e sin erti cate Mer itojou' erv' e ward, ide to Mr! ' c Miss Ago ne , Miss Duff amgggo, nch- roo e t, -Tv lq , Vol all, ' rleade , ev- ronEfB in Clubs, lley- ball X ' urnament, D matics, Stay V Away Stranger , Class Night' '57, Variety ShoW.-Busi- GAINES, VICTORIA Second Honors, Bronze A , Mer- itorious Service Award, Home Nursing, First Aid Certificates, Aide to Miss Keller, Miss Wer- shals, Table Captain, Lunchroom Lieutenant, Clipper , Volleyball Club. - Claremont Secretarial School, GALLO, THERESF. Fi ft Aid Home Ilursin Certi rut , ,g f ficates, Chevrons, Lunchroom Ser- vice, Lunchroom Table Sergeant, Secretarial Office, Aide to Miss Biordon, Miss- Armstrong, Mrs Dones, Miss 'Wdodsg Library Squad, Regents Week, Volley- ball, Softball, Badminton, Tennis, Social Dancing Clubs, Senior Chorus, Variety Show, Class lfight '57 -Business GEIST. SONIA Second Honors, Bronze A Mer- itorious, Exceptional Service Awards, Home llurning, First A i d Certificate. Lunclfiroorn Guard, Table Captain, Lieuten- ant, Aide to Mrgz Stern, Beqentxx Week Program Carnrriittee, Social Dancing, Iuclean Clulizz, Drama- ticzz, Stay Away Strariqerw l'Carripu11 Stafll Senior Afivarrced Chorus, Clagzg lliqltt '57, Variety Show --Hunter College - f llur::- tra -10 EEMAN SAND VN Yi 'mr dr?-'F' ix -vb fu sr-X fb' X vP 'Y' wwf ,r-N - X PBANHE, VIRGIN A First, Se ond K or - Fourth, Fi , S' T mercial A Bro e, ' ver, Gold A '- Bi o , Bronze, Sil- ver A s, F to Aid, Home Nur i qrertifica - Honors School, unc ergeant, Ta- ble Capxlzxi , 1 rary Service, Va- riety S W, Class Night '57. - Business FRUSTACI, RITA Second Honors, italian Proficiency Pins, Honors School, G.O. Ftepre- sentative, Term Representative, First Aid, Home Nursing Certifi- cates, Chevronsl Lunchroom Ta- ble Captain, Social Dancing, Badminton, Dramatics Clubs, Wild Hobby Horses, Ghost of Benjamin Sweet , Aide to Miss Bennett, Miss Leary, Miss Sau- mell, Variety Show, Class Night '57,-St. lohns University. GALLO, PHIL Second Honors Bronz A , A' t Mr at r, r. She , ,K eut ' nior s, Adv ced horus, lt liar Clubs,Aca y of Aer gatic . faq GAROFOLO, MAHYELLEN Second Honors, First Aid, Home Nursing Certificates, Aide to Mrs. Stern, Miss Biordon, Mr. Troyano, Miss Finn Lunchroom Service -Business GENTIL UDITH Second Honr' Bronze Silver Golflf' ' . A'g9 or 'star teri- toriogis I5 L uishe rvice Awccrd ronze PS ' ' n First Aid, Horn Nu e- it ti Cates, Aide to r B Q- n, lv ' in, Miss Mun , s. S ii ' ram Committee, - -- ,gi 'L 'ice Table Captain, I ncli s er- aeant: Volleyb, Socia anc- ing, Badrnint Clubs, lunior Chorus, Vari Show, Class Night '57 -- Business GENTILINI, MARY Fir::t,f. econd Jnorcr, Bronze, Sil- ver, l ' Ho r:: ' hool, Se r r : ltali i r Cer, tili, e, ft an iciency Pinzz, Firzzt Ai , ' me Nursing Certi- licates, ori zz, Hor r:: Afsnzern- lVlt0fW: A r' i . 3 ice Award, Aide ' . other Mrrz. Stern, Mr:z. . ' el, Pr raf Committee, Lunchroom Sgu , Badminton, Volleyball, Italian, Newman Clubs, Variety Show, Clam: Night '57.- -Businexan. GIBBS, CAROL Meritorious Service Award, Lunchroom Sergeant, Lieutenant, Aide to Miss Dutty, Min: Woods, Mrs Shiel, Secretarial Service, Dramatics Club, A Date With Paul , Cheerleaders, Volleyball, Softball, Social Dancing Clubs. Business GLEMBOCKI. BARBARA Stenogr hy R en 1: Honorzz, Class Night 57. Bus ' man. Home rzsi Pi :st 1 Aid Certi- licates, , r ns, S 'al Dano ing, A to .W ,an ftvdrcz. Perretti Miss N Q , i r ry Squad, Tabl Wa i , 'L 'dill room Service ram ' ::, 'Katie Got an An:f:w,r , V.rie Show, GOLDBERG, RICHARD Second Honors, Meritorious Serv- ice Award, Lunchroorn Guard, Library Sguadelilrooklyn Col- lege of Pharmacy. GOME UDITH Bronze ', ptional, Meri- torious Ser ic wards, Aide to Mr, Br w , r. McVey, Mrs. Dirk, M s rt, 'ss No otny, Miss in atro Ta l Cap- Q- , 'Q gean i nchr ' Re- : V eek HC Of- ti J ibrary ad all, as- k alt, Soci 1 D ing ClubS: C ass Night '57.-B iness. GIAIME, ANTONINA Firgf Honorg, Bronze, Silver t-.1'ii. 'An ', Honor.: Scliool, liiniar Son- ior Arinta, Two M-'rritorionir Fx- ceptional, Di.:tingi1i.:lied S'Rl'X'l ' Awardng Flegcnti: Hoittots, lt-iliari French Protiiency Pins, ltalirira Teacher.: Coirirnf-ndation Cwrliti- cates, First Aid, Home Nursing Cer -igates, Historyf Economic.: For ' Honors A12li0lIllWll'xL5, Lune roorn Lieutenant, Sergeant Guard, Table r Captain, lil-win 5 Squad, Aide to Minn: Wor1wlial.1, Mrs Mather, Mrs Cahill, Mi.:.1 Keller, Ming Gannon, Mr if I Clarlze, Mis.: Giaininalvo, Public Speaking Contest, ltalian, New- man, Tenniga, Volleyball Club: Variety Show, Clam: Night '57 St lohnl: University GIUNTA, DOROTHY Bronze ftA , Spanimli Frolirif-rify Pin ,PSAL Pins, Hdini- Nirrizinq, Fir.:t Aid Cortilicatf-iz, Clit-vioniz, MIR! Alftf' to MT. llVOWII4', MILTA Miiwltowf-ll, Mlm: ltr-.-il, llixi grain Coininiltf-ir, liite,-lliiyf-iii'-' 'l'+'-,xt Corninitt..,,V ,Falflv Acjllftldltl, llazzliion Sliow l64, '55, 'Vollvyl-till, Sottlriill, l3f1::ki-ttvall, lilarliiiiritriri, Nr-Wiiiririfffllillzz, Vrirlf'ty Sliow, Clam: Niqlit '57 lliiziinr-zz.: T, CHRIS INE .S f ::' . 1: Jiri ' .ig l ff zz- Firzzt id I' I ley 051 E Fo r , I li ljrrl ll' , , o i lunzi g ertilir' ALC .l' I '- V 1 t n A 442 GOLDEN, ANN teno raphy Regents onorrs, Cqif, Q seurgitat' e4 rs r, yrnes, r . Qexrn, Ta- le Captain oc' l a cinggl n- io dva d, ,-- ff C r'- rnan fl 4 ,View-Ei ow, gighbt ght ' 1, Second Honor 3- r Bronze ' Honors - - Spanish Proficiency ' , unior, Sen- ior ist - - eritoriou S rvice W st Aid Certi' a , Aide f h' 'co, . iey, Mrs rr' , Sergeant, D 3 atics C , rch r for arie, j' Got An s r , 1 Q f OMEZ, NAN Y AQ, f.. ' I I. S A A ' to 1 A ll n ! o Sportcl ,L hevr ass ght '57,-C e e 41 -' -' A ' J rim: arety S w.'57 Furni- AH: I ' ' Ho V s- in , First ' ti' , lunior L' avi Certif aes, Aide to f- 0 , - on r-'mc pro. ROSQNN econdg s, Bronzq , Ital- ian Pr 1 cy First Aid, Hojiebblursiri icates, Lunch- Eg Servi ,V ide to Mr. Fisch, r, McShe 'y, Biology Lab, Ta- ble Captai, Volleyball, Italian, Tennis, Social Dancing Clubs, Sports Class, Class Night '57,- VV'ornen's Air Force. GRAY IACQUELINE Second ors, Bronze, Silver, Ol ','s , egenf, Honors, end Winner of ll-JJ , f .USP onte t , e itori , ' ti shed, S ond e 't ous S r ' e A s, G.O, ection p esent e, F' t A , Home N rsing ' tifica s, de to Mr. Pa ter on, Miss O , Mr. E. I. arke, Editor Clipper , L hroom Table Ca tain, Ad- anced Chorus, Ch roris, Va- riety Show, Class Night '57, - 'iNew York University. O IOS HINE P AL P r Burk , r, e pl , Mrs. a nc r o - o ft- bqi ol sit, Pool u--. . - avi lubs, Va- rie I 5 ow, C ss ght '57.- Fa on I s' te of Technology. J GROSS, lOl-IN Second Honors, Bronze, Silver, Gold i'A's , Senior Arista, Meri- torious Service Award, PSAL Pins, Major, Minor A in Base- balll Honor School, Honor For- ums, Assemblies, GO. Section Representative, Aide to Miss Keller, Miss De Kerney, Hall Pa- trol, Baseball Team Three Years, Member of South Queens PSAL Championship Team 1955, Pem- blec Club Class llight '57.e College GURINO, IEANETTE Second Honors, Silver, Bronze TA , luriior Arista, Horne llurri- irig Certificate, Meritorious Serv- ice Award, PSAL Pin, GO Sec- tion Beprencritative 2 Yearzz, Firzzt Aid Certificate, Corrirrieridatton Cardfz, Fazxtiiari Show '53, '54, Chevronzz, Captain of Lunchroorri, Aide to Mixzzz W':tI1llfJll,l, Ming: Keller, Mins: MfJf.'flfJWf:ll, Volley- ball Club, Variety Show, Clamp, llight '57.---Modeling. -12 ,M it G QNO. SQMARIE Se ono gl ver, Br e ' tal n Hr iciency Pi , un is , Me itori s rvi Worr - ' Aid, H e ur ' g Certifi s, Aide t s No- votnf , r. Sheppard, room Squ Volleyball, as etbal,l Clubs, Dramatics, he Silent Carolersf' Variety Show, Class Night '57,-Business. GRAZIOSE, ELAINE Second Honors, Meritorious, Dis- tinguished Service Awards, First Aid, Home Nursing Certificates Aide to Mr. Stern, Miss Saumell, Miss Howe, Miss Breitenbach, Mr, E. l. Clarke, Miss McLough- lin, Table Captain, lunior, Ad- vanced Chorus, Volleyball, Swim- ming Clubs, Dramatics, MThe Pot Boiler , Variety Show, Class Night '57,-Business. G ELLA, AUDREY nd nors, irs'f'Aid Home u i rtifi es, PSAL Pins, ' o irk, Mr. Keck, L roo er ce, Volleyball, e rs Clubs.-Business s GROSSENBACHEB. MILDBEIQ, Second Honbfs- Honor School, Gold-, V Silvver, Brogijizev Alf Szganishg Proficien y Pin gnior Se i r,A ista, Honchr-able Mention,f'as'hion Shojw LS4, '55, Msfiisgiss Serv-' ice Ailardsg FLrgsLt,tAid,'Ho:ne Nurs- ing' Certificates, Aide 'to Mrs. Avery, Miss Disbrow, Miss. A'ustin, Lunchroorn Sergeant, Table Cap- tain, Pemblem, Cheerleaders Clubs, English Horicrs Assem- blies, History Forums, Volleyball Tournament, Variety Show Class Night '57,-Executive Secretary, ft ,, HCQCKELBERG. G SELA Seqon ,ionorg PSAL Swiriiming Pin' e-Fir Aide, Hon Nursing CSNU ies Ai ll f ss Finn, Mr. 'Q' 'anof Qngirooiii L' fi- tenant, Capt n, rfzuliatic r rons, P pl ,Ee-ade , 'ina Clubs -- 'usiness Sfho l,f 5 HANKINSON. ALVIN Bronze, Silver A , PSAL Pins, Aide to Mr, Shiel, Miss Moloney, Mr, Brown, Mr, Keck, Mr, Kelly, Mr. Landers, Meritorious Distin- guished Service Award, Lunch- room Sergeant, Swimming Team Awards '56, Class Night '56,- U.S. Navy. HARRISON, STEPHEN Second Honors, PSAL Pins, Aide to Mr. Hundt, Mr. De Ciutis, Li- brary Squad,-Adelphi College. HAYES. P TRIC Fir:-it Aid, ne ' ng Certi- al , to r. P lerson, 'ss 'C or, ' . Brown, , chroom a , Br nzkolball, Softball, fybal, Ann' 1 C is. -Business 0 HEFFERNAN, DOROTHY Regent Honor in Stenography, First Aid, Home Nursing Certi- ficates, Aide to Miss O'Connor, Table Captain, Volleyball Club, Social Dancing, Variety Show '57, Class Night '57.-Business HOEPPNER, ROSEMARY Second Honors, Silver, Bronze A's , Honorable Mention, Fash- ion Shows lune '55, May '54, Mer- itorious, Exceptional Service Awards, Section Officer, Home Nursing, First Aid Certificates, Aide to Miss Austin, Miss Mac- Dowell, Mr. Hassett, Miss Reuss, Lunchroom Captain, Volleyball Club, Chorus, Dramatics, Case of the Silent Caroler , Variety Show, Class Night '57.-Business. im-0 get-1' HANNON, PATRICIA-, V Second Honors, B ze A , luri- '91 'X Vg,-, Wide.. ior Arista, PSAL 5, GO. Sec- tion Repres t ive, First Aid Cer 'fi ate,., glide toll No- vot rs. Longl y, Mrs Shiel, Dr Pie se , Bu ness, Club, Charge lt Class ht '55, '57 fe had ig 'X HAWKI S. ERNEST Second rs, Reg s H,on- ors, Silv V ron e Maior Ad o . Moschella, , Hundt A , ni ,, l Dean Squad, L Club, Football Team Af- olle geant, Lieutenan- ' -lgnn E HEENAN, MARIANNE PSAL Piniz, Home Nurazina, Firazl Aid Crrrlillcralczx, Lunchroorn Serv- lvf-, Aide lo Mr. Hazcllon, Vol- If-yti-ill, Swimming Clubs, Ad- vfiricfifi Chorus, Clos:-1 Night '57, lliiuirif- ' HENDRICKS, RODNEY PSAL Award A Math Pin, Minor A , Aide to Mr. Hunt, Mr, Shields, Dean Squad, Hall Pa- trol, Lunchroom, Gymnasium, Photography Club, Social Danc- ing.-College. HOOK. ROBERT Second Honors, Chorus, Variety Show '57,-US. Ai Force. QW XX V2 , Wig A ,JW M Hon AT , Qigad J Se no s, ome r ing, Fir id C ti c -4 e- to Miss O'Con , s Br t nb Table Cflpi T15 u ' --f riety Show, -Ni - Business. HUELSTER, GAIL Home Nursing, First Aid Certifi- cates, Aide to Mrs. Gould, Mrs. Kean, Mr. Browne, Lunchroom Sergeant, Table Captain, Class Night, Variety Show '57.-Busi- ness. IACOB, PAUL Second Honors Bronze, Silver, Gold A's , Commendation Cards, Boy Leader of Iunior, Senior Ar- istagg Honors School, -Honors As- semblies, Forifrhs, Chairman Honors, Forulrn Councils, Second Meritorious, Exceptional Service Awards, G.O. Vice President, G. O. President, Aide to Mr. Hundt, Mr. Confoy, Program Cpmmittee, Library Squad,x Campus Col- umnist, Deans Squad, Boy Lead- er of Pemblec Club, Key of Cour- tesy and Public Speaking Clubs, Variety Show, Class Night '56, '57.-Pratt Institute. IENNINGS, CARRIE First Aid, Home Nursing Certifi- cates, Aide to Miss Riordon, Ta- ble Captain, Volleyball Club! Business IOHNSTON, BARBARA PSAL Swimming Pin, Commenda- tion Cardrz, First Aid and Home I-lurxing Certificates, Aide to Mr Connors, Mr Piatti, French Club, Tennis Club Urarnaticm, The Bifghopb Candlerztickj' 'The S1- lent Carolerf' HBff:CIlCff11Li,H Book Lovers , Public Spffalllng, Orclrmz- tra '55, '56, Claim, lliqlrt '57 Long Inland lflliillllif' of Munir' 44 xt 5,- r. '21 ,iw 477 fn- 3' 4-v--0' A .iv , HOWARD. MARIORIE Seco d Honors, Brojzeg-igA g Nur ing, First -f rti 'cates, ' e to If Vife S berg, Mrs, Kor- X, A 'eary,'Lunchroom Lieu- ttendmtg Table Captain, blic ,!Speakiifig, Vdlleyball Clubgilion- ors Assemblies, ct s 57. -Long Islgn s . Bronze. old 'lA's M 'o in- or A' ,l eri riou rvice Award, ' , to Mr. Sheppar ,P s Ga , Miss lorries, s rison, irst Aid, Ho rsh C tific s, Lunch- HUMPHREY, dYNTm A3 A s rdo uar T tain, Vol- ley al, Softball, , Badmin- tonxr ubs, Che ' , olleyball Tournament.-Bus ss. IEHI.. ANN Se on onors, Bronze A , Hon- or ention in Sewing, Meri- ' 'stinguished Service wa , L. Pi , T o Minor A's , Swim Sain, Sil- ver, Gol G. tion ep., Frst Aid ertifi ate, Miss Fein c ' ' s Beuss, us- tin, eMaria, Lunchroom Captain, Vs 9 all, Senior Life Saving, Pool ' ers, Tennis Badminton, Cheerleaders Clubs, Fashion Show, Variety Show, Class Night '56, '57,-Business. IOHNSON. ALFREDA S ce Aw ds First Aid Home 9 I ' . , Nfllfsi Cglfificates Vauihzhrocm G , ab e Gqpifcrrrr, Oiiibsii, SVoftball,LTx is Clubs, Aide to Miss Au 'n.TBusiness. Q l KW taxi bk hit IUSTINIANO, RMELI O Second Honors, ze A', Min- or and Maior - ' L Ping- ot ll Te n ' 'N raniatics, N 'ri ' E , So She a ov ' i N to Mr. lading Mr c ieerin, Gridiron C ub -Cc lege ' r k w 1r Force. KAELIN. RITA Second Honors, Regents Honors, Chemistry Award, English 3 Years Award, Latin 2 Years Award, Lunchroom Sergeant, Sen- ior, Advanced Chorus, Badmin- ton, Basketball, Newman Club, Cheerleading Squad, Hockey Team, Color Guard, Advanced Algebra Awards.-Queens Col- lege. KENNEDY, DONALD Bronze, Silver, PSAL Pins, Aide to Mr. Cfon'l,o,y,,.Mr. Troyqno- Miss Lizzie, Mr. Shields, Hall Patrol, Lunchroom Sergeant, Table Cap- tain, lunior-Chorus.-Btlsiness. KLOTZ, ROBERT First, Second Meritorious, First Exceptional, Bronze A , Attend- ance Office, Biology Lab l Year, Library, Boy's Emergency Boom, Lunchroom, Dean':s Squad, Sen- ior Chorus, Newman Club, Pratt Institute for Architecture. OE , ROBERT ri rious ervice Award, lun- i hor Aide to Mr. Moshella, ss otny, Lunchroom Ser- geant 'brcrry Line, Chess Club. ft! KOUSOULAS, IAMES Second Honors, Bronze A , Hon- ors Assemblies and Forums, Mer- itorious Award, Aide to Mrs. God- sil, Librarian, Mr. Keck, Mr. Mc- Namara, Deans Squad, Mr. Hundt, Miss Keller, Accounting Office, Mr. Machlowitz, Mr. Rich- ter Class Night '57.-Pace Col- lege, School of C.P.A. Practice. KALNY, PAUL Seco d Honors, Bron , il ,r, Go As , , , S on - it s, . o , isti guts - e v ce ards- Commenda- tion Cards- Capta' Lunchroom, ll . I ,l Captain ean Ha QBegents ice Club Service to Mr M Namara, Mr. ' no, Mr. '- sett Mr, Hund, r. Sanson . Shiels, Mr M . in, Mrs. Wag er en'o dvanc- ed Chews LLS, Nalyg Belize- man. - e S rv - , ' Hi' , A. Pageant, .- ic Spealcin 4 D , r If l r . KING, ARLENE Setgond Honors, Minor, Bronze, Silvia-19 time PlorLOr,,SLC,h!0y Honors Assemblies, History, .co- ri mic orumu Honorary -- 'L tigh, NASACP Fiscfyf-Cpntestf 'tai'-3 ior, -Senior Arista, .Latin Proli- ciencyqfin, PSAL Pin, Meritorious, Exceptional Service Awards, Pembloc, Sr. Lqadpgs, Tenniza, Badminton, 'Softball' Vollr-yliall, Cll0f'I'lOC1Cl0l'i3 Clubs, Clievronrz, Variety SlioW,' C CL-VLw'Niql1P '51 Wr-gat Virginia State Cotlear- KOEHLER, RAY Bronze, Silver A':: , Meritorioiiaz, Distinguished, Exceptional Serv- ice Awardzz, Hall Patrol, Aide to Mr Contoyfi Mi:::: Hes, Mr. Hundt, Library Squad, Lunchroom Lieu- tenant, Track Team, Handball-- College, KOLAKOWSKI, HELENA First Aid, Home Nur' g Cer'- ficates, Aide to M s, ean, . Kordal, Mr. 'c r- Lunc r Sergeant, Tabl e - ball fClub.-B11 s f 4 xii iff' Fi KUCZEWSKI, IANICE Se ond yiigaxsf, Bronze, 'ver, Gai? , Sp ish roigiincy' P unior i eri orious, ' in u' 'e ervice , n ro Leu nant Miss otn sc ean, ss M w l' Pins, 'rst A , Nur g Certitfates, Volley all Trop '55, o: M - jor A's , Sec eff A: ap ain Varsity, Hono ssembl - or- ums, Fashion o Show, Clas 3 2 t '56, '57, - Business. 45 KUNZ, IEAN Meritorious Award, PSAL Pin, Lunchroom Service, Aide to Miss Stern, Mr. P. Troyano, Library Squad, Miss I. Novotny, Sten Office, Miss Ptiordon, Pemblec Club.-Business. LAMBERSON, ELIZABETH Second Honors, First Aid Certi- ficate, Minor A , Bronze, Silver, Gold A's , PSAL Medal, Aide to Miss Gilligan, Miss Connolly, Lunchroom Sergeant, Table Cap- tain, Softball, Volleyball Clubs, Drarnatics, Wild Hobby Horses , Variety Show, Class Night '57,- Business. LA MONICA, MARYANN Second Honors, Gold, Silver, Bronze A's , Italian Proficiency Pins, lunior Arista, Second Mer- itorious, Exceptional, Distinguish- ed Service Awards, PSAI.. Swim- ming Pins, Chevrons, Business Manager of the Clipper , Clip- per Staff, Advanced, Senior Choruses, Home Nursing, First Aid Certificates, Aide to Miss Lizzio, Miss Smith, Mr. Gulotta, Mr. Piatti, Miss Armstrong, Mr. Patterson, Mr, E, I. Clarke, Be- gents Week Section Committee, Lunchroorn Service, lunior Lead- er, Volleyball, Softball, ltalian, Newman Clubs, Variety Show '57, Class Night '57,-Business. LAPOFF. MARILYN Bronze? S' er As , First, Sec- r ond, ' eritorious Award, First, eoon Exceptional Award, G.O, S n Representative, First Aid . om I lt- ursng Certi- ficates, e ro , ommen ti Card, L oo Sergean , lr brary uad, 7 'r q d, Aide to IW .. yn, Iud,an Club, Clan.. l ig it '57 -'Nursing School. LEAKE. FRANK Silver, Bronze Ah , Meritor- ious, Difstiriguinlieel, Exceptional Awards, PSAL Pinxzg Sergeant, Lieutenant, and Table Captain in Lunchroom, Hall Patrol, Aide to Mr, Brown ,Mit Sliieldzx, Mr Lane, Mrs Cahill U S Army 46 K RZ CH O - Se o d Honors- il :.- BIO re ' I H , i OI' A , A 'f i ' I! Se vi ar , Gol , ' -' P s ds, Horn Nur i ,fy Fi t Aid C rificates Aid -is r. St fn, gram or . If , - I1Cl'1- r orn Wil de Og! , olley- 1- l, ll atzfrav- , L1 6 SC'i.Vl1'1Q' Cl . -L Class Night '57,-Business. LAMBROSA, CATH INE Bronze A , Meritoriou ce - tional Service A a , eco d Honors, Ch , rench Pr -fi- ciency Pi . ir id, Hom I urs ' Ai at s- Aid rv ' e e fMi r ' e r . r . P erson 'ss ' nnor, Lande S owne ' . e er y e h O GO Sect on -- - Q ive Lun hroorri '- vu- - le pl tain- . - .... Basketball Clubs, arie how, Class Night '57,-Busines , 1 g ert S g S nn, l r a t, r , M1 it if I I I d K ,uc A u ones is fs ,Mr, ,'F. 0,5 e, Fr ce, :Ai- ,V f ce, I 4 CI , V ' Y , LA ZARO ANITA Second nors, ro e Home Nursing, F' -- r ' id -. tificates, omme datio a 5 A , , '. e l L ' . G Advan fd C orus- P - ' Lun we , Spo l' b, Vo e - ba oft all, aske all lubs, Pageant, -1 1 6lSOI'1 auare Gar- den, ramatic , , ' Chrge lt Ple se , ss ight '57,-Business cf , 1 or fb A - s M n, r Miss ri Ch, 1--io ' d , Ce in ll 11 C A Br LA ROSA, IOSEPH Meritorious Service Award, CLC. Section Representative, PSAL Pin- Aide to Hall Patrol Captain, Deans Squad, Lunchroom Ser- geant, lunior Chorus, Italian Club, Social Dancing.-Business f' '77 fly X .nf DD .'I ii Bron 3 p ntl 14 wgi' g d, :EF I in-, i gg , 'I 'I Q - yy i 1-b U I -Ji gn- ' MTS. if ,K ', scliella, U ll OO! J 1 I Q exvrnqyq C l 'T- ' '56, - U. S, Vl'- '1 es lx f 1 DY. MI HAEL PSA als, H ents Honors, M ri io .,, Exce tional Service A ds, ron A , Library Sq , 'Patro , Deans Squad, Li ic ocfni ,u ena t, Aide to rr, t ning rf Mr.. tracqua- Dirlc, iss eie lo ch, Miss Lizzio, ie , S i , Ad- van Choru r, ' r matics Clu , Orchids i r real:- lastn, Class , Football Squad,--St. Fran is of Loreitto College. r L e, r lly, Miss hugh LEO. PATRICIA Meritorious Service Award, Home Nursing, First Air Certifi- cates, Aide to Miss Burns, Lunch- room Sergeant, Lieutenant, Table Captain, Social Dancing,-Bust YIQSS. D LEWI PATRICIA Socorifl Hon rs, Silver, Br ze A'z:':, if. ous, lfxcc- al Sf:rv'c- F W d ', PSA Pinzz, Cl . n Airs ' , Ho 0 urn- i or f'l'llii,f'lJ , S c' Dancing, vfiieyiif 5 ii'X1i trim, Aide to Mr it : hor 'mae lonrry, Mi:::a Hrru::::, Proud o' ar en Cluln, Luriciirooin i i tor int, llrariifitirwz, Wild H Ho som , Fashion Show '55-' 6, ricitly Show, Clam: Night '57.---Mary Immaculate Schoo ol N sing. LIAA A C . 'i , in-c d o s, , ' '. d, F' st id , e , r ' g Certii es, Aid t , D rl' 's ' on- nor, ol o- lley all s, Variet S fi it '57,-L usi- ness, I LIGOTTI. EDWARD Meritorious Service, Distinguished Service Award, Bronze A , PS AL Pins, Aide to Mr, Alrnon, Miss McLoughlin, Lunchroorn Guard, Miss Bandiero, Miss Dekernay.- Agricultural College. LENZ, MADELINE Seco d pnoryf r Arista Hin rs dl 'gronzef Silver A 'fl nors Assemblies, Hon- or le Mefition, S wing Award, Meri orio s, miion Service Awoiuzii-T63 ligglsfi l Minor A' Home ir 1 e ii ter Miss us M-iss - na '!Q?fg3Cd61ii,1,ittees, Lunch- ro ergeani, Table Captain, evr i r Ch,9:rur,fBddrniri- O A 54459.54-risn ow ' ' W, Class Night 'S . K therine Gibbs Sec- retariay c ool. g ' .fi f Ft Liizxri tif ,e .,,,,Ai-de Mig Mini, y, f . it .ff er LEUCI, ROBERT Major A's , Drarnatics Club, Iunior, Senior Chorus, Bronze, Sil- vcr PSAL Pins, Aide to Mr Al- mon, Mr. Shields, Mr. McDermott, Mr. Gladinq, Touch Down Club. University of Went Virginia. LEYENDECKER. IAMES Srfcorid lriorioriz lirorme, Silver, PISAL Pin:-1, Rrririxz- A , MFIls toriouiz Servirr- Award, Hlall Pa- trol, Aidf- to Mr, lilfnjtirniri, MICI1 lttirlm, Mum Mclfiiialiliri, Ltiiirvli- rodrri Service, Mr Alinon, Mr Brown, Triblrr C-lptairi, lifindliall 'I'olirrif'iriif-rit Cr-t'toar- LIGNELLI, IOSEPH Aide to Mr, Shiel, Gym, Mr Burns, Late Squad, Mr. Brown, Lunch.-Business LINDER. RICHARD Honors History, Regents Honors, Second Honors, PSAL Pins, Mer- itorious Certiticate, Lunchroorn Lieutenant, Mr, Burns, Iunior, Sen- ior, Advanced Chorus.-College. -17 ff' 'i7 5v IU? .rj YWQWQrQfzzQee .-5 1 I 1 sf! Nbr' QQ' .1- :in S 7333 v 43' 'Jr' Q-b ff - LH., JJ......, v,fW1A 2 4 ' , , , wg - , : Zgqm, 't U ,, ' ,ha 2291 5 'k f ' - ' W Y ,-1. M' 1-- ei - I fqvw. kv-,U HKU X im AQ 'WC' -of er DL i.. SS XXL 2:13, fum' lb .qfwm :WW 71 NFFW LITWAK, LINDA Second Honors5 Gol ,y Silver, Bronze A's 5 Honors Sc ' lg ng- lish Ho rs Assbkrnxg jf tin Iliiofcie c 5 Q, r. sa5 ei ' er ice'Awa - His- toryil . Forurnxs- Illlin FAHJ PS AL s5 Cornrn' dciggi-i Ca Firstr'Aid, Horne rsing Oerti cates5 Campus Reporteii, urnnist5 Ta N tan, Lun Sergeantk ide to, Mrs. in, Mrs. Sterri5' rftb l, oll y ll, Leaders, Chke Le el, 1 in- ton, lude' Geilrnfxn, So al Dancing E ubs, , l eacler, Chevrdn X-Pool Ldadgr, Volley- ball Tot arne t '57, Variety S ow, Cl ss Ni ht '57.-Univer- s' ol P sylv ia. N MARY ANN i ' er ate5 Co - C 5 vr n, i iss r Ly: Britten- bach, dv kc hor Drarna- tics, Orchids o Mari 5 Variety Show, Class Night '57,-National City Bank, LYNN OBERTA J H S ver Bronze on o s5 ' , ' 5 eri ous, istinguis d S i Aw 5 Fi t Cl e s' ' ' - C on d ss B , M ss ' Ga o u h eant L' ut 5 , The Bis ' C stic ,' he Case o ilent rolers ariety Show, lass Night '57 Unver- sity of Miarni. MAIER, ADELE First Aid, Horne Nursing Certi- ficates, Honor Regents Chev- rons5 Aide to Mrs. Cohn, Mr. Cus- tance, Mrs Brown, Miss Saurnell, 'Table Captain, Volleyball, Bas- ketball, Fashion Shows '55, '56, '57, Variety Showg Class Night '57,-Air Line Hostess. MANGUM, CAROL Meritorious, Distinguished Serv- ice Awardfxg Firrzt Aid, Home llurrping Certiticatefz, Spanish Proficiency Pin Aide to Mrs Avery, Mizz: Goodwin, Mr Pat- terson, Miss: O'Connor, Lunch- room Sergeant, Table Captain, Dfflfflflllfftl, 'Welcome Stranger , Volleyball, Public Speaking Cluhzz, Chevrorizg Advanced Cho- ru:1, Social Dancing, Variety Show, Clam: lliqht '57, Library Sqrvrje League Queenrt Cot- lege. '. 50 N in iticat 5 Z ' LL YD, RIC RD Se o o Ho ors5 Meri ri erv ice war ! PS i, D 0 -A ., 16 fn 6 G Q. Ad tot ,i Che-llCI, . Conf , Mr, owne: SOCU11 Dancing ral.-Men genthaler O01- LOUD. HARRY Squad lA5 inor, Ma' r A' '5 B e A' Mer' ori 9 r n CP L Aide to r, roy Mr. 'ie , PC1- tr lf Ly 'Mr a , Pool 'ifrlilic 5 arsit , Slwid a ' '55, '56.-U.S.,Navy. f MAGALDI, IANET Second Hon rsggionors School5 Honors Age, ied5 Forurns5 Bronze, Silwri Go ' A's 5 Ital- ia Proliigiency, s Senior Ar- is yPfrst Aid! C rtificate5 Meri- tofaus fS,ei'vice .QW H5 Aide to 'ss Adorno, Migssgiordon, Mrs. Shiel, Miss gellti, Table Captain, Lunchroorizgg ergeant5 Tenns Club, Sports Class, Chevrons5 Spanish Dance lor' Girls' Health Educa- tion ASSei'I1blY5 Class Night '55-'7, Variety Show '57, - Dancing Teacher, MALONE, EVELYN Home Nursing, First Aid Certifi- cates, Attendance Chevronsg PS AL Pin5 Aide to Miss Austin, Mrs. Mecinski, Miss Saurnell Erner- gency Roorn5 Lunchroorn Captain5 Cheerleaders, Volleyball, New- rnan, Basketball Clubs, Volleyball Tournament, Assernbly Prograrn5 Variety Show, Class Night. - Delehanty School lor Police Wornen. . MANN, ELAI E cond Honors, nze, Silver, iid A'- 5 ior Senior Ar- 's,H5 Ho o School Honorable LM' tio ewing ard '54-555 H ' Assembli eritorious ward N r in N1 rain mittee b e Sipta n S e r 5' it s' g, r-t Ai e 'a sg A' e t Miss Mu , s. t , Qs AB t' , l' 1, F - l UWC - room v rvice, rdr 'n i, ide 1 '54-'55, lunior Che u it ' ', The Case ot the Q nt r 5 Variety Show, Class Ni- Q5 .- Business. Clubs, Clievr s iiow'bf I NT O Y O O S1 ver I vice Aw r ' ' on I T- 5 o e, 'l I ,, 5, . 4 Chiv enf P,P , ervice iol y a hy ' s ab, ' e Mi , A1 mell- - ior Ch ' s, Hall ol.-Col ge. MARTONE. BETH Second Honors, Bronze A , lun- ior Arista, Service Award, First Aid Certificate, Volleyball Trophy '55, Honors Assembly, Aide to Mrs. Kean, Miss Milo, Miss No- votny, Miss Disbrow, Miss Schuck, G.O. Rep., Liinchroom Sergeant, Table Captain, Library Squad, Campus Rep., Volley- ball, Life Saving, Pool Leaders, President, Vice President of New- man Clubs, Variety Show '57, Class Night '57.-Banford Aca- demy of Beauty Culture. , ATOS. E ARD, f Soc Hono f' i s- - is Lic' Pi , Mii'i't'ao all Patrol, Late Squad, Tahle Capttdt Senior ?horus '55, ' Q Variety ftiow,-fC ass wht 7.1 ' ' Force,g fff4' W.. 1' , . V fi,-f' r'1f1'21 ',i is? MAURO. VERA Second Honors, lr. Arista, Serv- ice Award, First Aid, Sewing Certificates, Aide to Miss Hart, Mrs. Secor, Lunchroom Sergeant, Dramatics, Ghost of Benjamin Sweet , Social Dancing, Fash- ion Show '55, Class Night '57.- Business. McCOOL, THOMAS Gold, Silver, Bronze A's , Mer- itorious, Exceptional, Distinguish- ed Service Awards, G.O. Section Representative, First Aid Certi- ficate, Ade to Mr. Piatti, Mrs. Kordal, Mr. Landers, Mrs. Browne, Mr. Confoy, l.Q. Marking Corn- rnittee, Captain Deans Squad, Lieutenant Lunchroorn, President Key of Courtesy, President Sci- ence, Latin, Newman Clubs 'A Date With Paul. -College. MARTELLO, COLETTA ltalian Proficiency Pin, First Aide Certificate, Second Honors, Aide to Mrs. Shiel, Miss Novotny, Li- brary Squad, Class Night '57, ltalian Club -Business MARZULLO. DOLOHES First, Second Honors, Bronze, Sil- ver, Gold A's , ltalian, French Proficiency Pins, Honors School, Regents Honors, ltalian Teach- ers Certificate, Ir., Sr. Arista, Honors Assemblies, History For- ums, First Aid, Home Nursing Certificates, Meritorious Service Award, Aide to Mrs, Mather, Mr. E I. Clarke, Miss Wershals, Mrs. Kean, Mrs. Adorno, Volleyball, Softball, Tennis, Basketball, Pool Leaders, Loaders, Varsity Clubs, Loadrfr Status, Varsity Status, Clam: Night '57, Queens College, MATRAGRANO. IOSEPH PSAL Pin, Hall Patrol, Luncirooiu Sorvicrr, Ado to Mr. Nicli ns, Mr. Godfrey, H ndb ll, Int mural Track Tea , octal anci Cl s.- Co cg . ' 4 McBEATH. IO N Second Honors, Aide to Mr. Mc- Vey, Mr. Sheerin, R, gents Week, Hall Patrol, Lunczfoorn Lieuten- ant, Sergeant, W rsity Football Team, Touchdown, Gridiron Clubs.eU.S. Marine Corps Offi- cer Training School. MCDONNELL, KATHLEEN Second Hono:s,f6' ver, onze A' ,,j!QgnQt,-'. MeTiE'T5frtie1tsv Selina! xward, PSAL Ptyrtfst Aid, Ho e .Nu11si'frg 'Ce ficates, Aide tomllffiss Reuss, Troy- ano, MrsTf,Sec0r' Lunchroorn Cap- tain, Ppograrif-Corirrfiiiftfee, Span- ish Choius,'Softball, Volleyball Clubs, Class Night'-'57,-Business. 51 ,ed A0 ,, nk li -.J , X, I .1 n' X I HMCKEHG. BARBARA mx Second Honors, Bronze, Silver, Gold' ALS , Household Aits 3 Years, First Prize ih Fashion Show '56, Honorable Mention 54, '55, '56, Spanish Proficiency Pin, Mer- itorious Service KAWC11'dj PSAL Pins, MinorQ'A's , Home Nursing, First Aid Certificates, Aide to Miss MacDoWell,'f'Miss Finn, Program Committee Lunchroom Captain, Tennis, Volleyball, Life Saving Clubs, horus, Class Night '57.-Busin s . jj Mc , 1 - , O -1 e d 1- or - o ze A , V 1 r 'ci nay Pin, ior ta, Di ngus e ervice Ward ' t Aid e Nursing Certifica es, 'de Mrs. Kordal, Miss Lizzio, s dorno, Volley- ball Clubi s Night '57, Va- riety Show .-Business. MEEHAN, LORETTA First Aid Certificate, PSAL Pin, Aide to Miss Feinberg, Miss O'Connor, Miss Saumell, Table Captain, Emergency Boom, Vol- leyball, Basketball, Newman Clubs, Variety Show, Class Night '55, '57,-Delehanty School of Policewomen. ME ESAN V AN Second nors I er - i us K , Ex- ceptional ervic , ar , PSAL PiI'lE, 'an 9 A . 'Q L 'me l u . g ' rtifica:l Aide o .Mc , i ,Cus X , Mrs. v , Mrs, Ju v , , Fis , e, M W-ei -fi Mis A ti heer -ade s, lle loal B - lc- Jall ,ew 0, Clu s, ev- ron', esiden of, ' Club, Lun-hr rn Sergeant, rd, Ta- lrle Ca tain S ortc ass Ad- J - p , p- ., s., vanced Chorus '55-'57, Variety Show, Class llight '56-'57 -St lohnl: Teacher: Cf ege M , IOY F1r:,t Ai Q fl , Aire Mlm: iw, zur: .1, .z lkirt, ill ., Aiifntii, nf rn, Volt ,--rail, C' rv, l gh! i , Ch lf zz, f GO fgtion it irfixzffritfi - Buznir :Jizz C 52 MCKEON, IANICE First, Second Honors, Honors School, Assemblies, Council, Forurns, Bronze, Silver, Gold A's , Major, Minor A's , Ital- ian Proficiency Pinsg lr., Sr. Ar- ista, Commendation Cards, Meri- torious, Distinguished Service Awards, Campus Columnist, Co-Captain of Varsity, Cheer- leaders Squad '55, '56, '57, Cap- tain of Cheerleaders Squad '56, '57, Lunchroom Sergeant, PSAL Pins Aide to Mrs. Kean, Mrs. Mecinski, Mrs, DeMarse, Mrs. Troyano, Volleyball, Basketball, Leaders, Varsity, Cheerleaders, Softball, Badminton, Tennis Clubs, Leader Status, Varsity Sta us, Variety Show, Class Nig t '57,-Hunter College.-X ' ri MCSH , GLORIA fi r A Mer Service Ward First Aid e A , M o s , - io . V I . Q . te, PS Pins, hevrons, lli r a , id to ss Aus- h Q. Marki e o r d inton, Basl-ce ba -- - l aders, Pool oo- , ottball ennis, Volleyba bs: Class 92235 ,M t , l per Sta va -f Y er UL- ' ight '57,-Coll e. MELTZ, MARGUERITE First, Second Honors, Bronze, Sil- ver, Gold As , Latin Proficiency Pin, Ir., Sr, Arista, Meritorious, EX- ceptional, Distinguished Service Awards: PSAI.. Pins: First Aid. Home Nursing Certificates, Aide tc Miss Bennett, Mr. Bron-:ne Mr. Piatti, Miss Breitenbacn- Deans Squad, Lunchroom Service: lr, Sr. Advanced Choruses All City High School Chorus '55- 57- Band, Volleyball, Badminton Clubs Va- 7 riety Show, Class Night 5- -- Eastman School of Music MEO. MARIA Meritorious, Exceptional Service Awards, lunior, Senior Advanced Choruses, Aide tc Miss Lizzie Mrs. Mather Miss Pugliese Sec- tion Committee.-Secretary MILLS, STEVEN Second Honors, Meritorious Serv- ice Award, Aide to Deans Hall Patrol, Glee Clubs, Track Team -College M ' is ,W 1 ' MISA. DOROTHY First 'Aid, 'Home Nursing! Cerlifi- cates, Iyde to Mrs. Jgiodsil, Vfiiordonl 'Mrs Shiel5 Lunciuoom i SergeantF'Table Captain.--Bush ness. ' r ,l' MOLL, DIANEI Second Honors5 Brorye A 5 lun- ior .Aristaf Meritorious Service AWard5 islirst Aid QePtificates5 Aide to r. f'Fisch, Miss Austin, MT. W9lSb9Tg, Nifff Reilwltyflviigg Lyons5 Volleyball Club, Class Night '57.-Katherine Gibbs i MOORE. EVELYN Bronze A , Meritorious Service Certificate, Volleyball Trophies, Minor A 5 First Aid Certificate5 Chevrons, PSAT. Pin, Aide to Miss Dizzbrow, Mrs, Austin5 Library Squad, Lunchroom, Table Cap- tain, Volleyball, Softball, Tennis, Badminton, Basketball, Swimming l MO tl-S S ond Ho os W g ward Fir id e Lu roorn 1 Che o s, Fashi Shows , 5 . NChorus, ty 1 om 7 Night '5 Businessf X AN ' A' ii' 5 Vo al So ll, ketball lu ' 55 a N UNZ M PS P' g, F A' icate A de to CI- z , So ia anci evrons5 lass Ni t ' 7, a ty Show '57, Kathe 'ne ' bs Secretarial School. ' MOEN. MARY K Bronze As , Exception l, Mor itorious Awar ,, CEZFJS-4 Cards- e 5 H e ursinq, First Certificates, Aide to Miss Lizzio, Miss Smith, Miss Fi n, Lunchro 5 Program Com- ttee, Voll yb r , New- man, lr. Chor ' d Cho- rus, Social Dancing C bs, Va- riety Show, Class N' t '57,- Business MONTELEONE, CATHERINE Sec Ho oy Bronz Silver, G ' ' ' I., . ' ta, Hon- ,ors Sc oo- . ors Assemblies, Forums, .5 AH: First Aid Certificate, ritori us, Distin hed rvic, Aiden to Mr ley, ones, Miss Chi- rico, , Miss Szotkow- ski, Table Capt in, Lunchrooiii Sergeant, Ch vons5 Volleyball, Badminton, Softball, Tennis, Pool Leadc-r::, Cheerleaders Clubs, Clam: Night '57, Variety Show, Collrfaf-, M 'o': '-' 'r Fir I MOR . R' A K! ' wu s! :tt n 'ls urn' u C Tl. 'C1Kll' xr lO lVii:'. ji I-' i:::: ro ,- W, I Mi:-as Ly 'K' Kord ' ie- man Cl Nh' aticrs, 1 ' Got An A swe 'The ' .itrnas Carol , Sec. rde aff Swimming, Voll al ,.. s, ariety Show, Clar ight '57. e Ground Hos sis. MORTELL, ARTHUR Indoor Track Team '55, '56, '57, Outdoor Track Team '55, '56, Cross-Country Team '56, '57, Baseball Team '575 Bronze, Sil- ver, Gold A's 5 3rd City Novice One Mile Championship, 4th Queens IUOU yard Bun Cham- pionship, 3rd All City Mayors Trophy Meet, Schenectady5 Li- brary Squad5 Dean's Squad, Hall Patrol, Aide to Mr. McNamara, Mr. Griffith, Mr. Confo, Mr. Hundt5 Table Captain, Pemblec Club, Campus, Sportscasting , lr. Sr. Chorus, Advanced Chorus, Dramatics.-N.Y.U. MURTAGH, WILLIAM Lunchroorn Service, Aide to Mr. Griffith, Miss Perman, Mr. Morse, Mrs. Witner5 Bronze PSAL Pins, Social Dancing, Hall Patrol, - College. 53 MUSCARA, MARIE First Second HC..o.: H Scrccl- Bronze Silner, Gc.d A L.o..-..,., . .. , S CKCTS Fejoresentatirre, President lfe'.-,'- rnan Clulo, ,Pirst Aid, Horne liars- ing Certificates, Aide to Mrs. Mather, Miss O'Ccnnor, Program Cornrnittee, Miss Moloney, Mrs. Longley, Meritorious, Exceptional Service Awards, PSAL Swirnrriing Pin, Table Captain, Corrirrienda- t1on Cards, New-rnrian, Badrninton, Social Dancing, Volleyball Clubs, Key of Courtesy Squad, Class Iiignt, Variety Snow 57.-Ease .en--f Sf--lcf-l ffm- Pwyglf-53-v-1' oi.. ...i C. .C. '24 .1 ...oi ..., Aides. MUSU on co EPT :1rst, Seco ' ' or Gold, Sil- ver, Bron WA aor, 1-' inor 'N l 'ia P9 ' ' iris' : , . Ll Tl . l6Z'lC A-, ifer.-rx Club, ecrexl r' Sr. .e .'. Lon , hal, A315 X1 a ide r mrs ' l Y D 'Q I , l. c roorn Se e nf, I: - te.. nt, y l 'M al, - ree ll creme, is d is Q, .' rsitfp- ado E . s ,rsit ' R ,.-' ,N AC?iCQ-J Iv, 7 ' ,1 1 IX er1e e 1 If s, lWsk.sQfSo Cai Miss q Y- r,-.- lo VC. ,iN45r:.f, . csnsii, Va. rieiy I, lfigni 57. - ,, . X .Y 1..'.LSl2E'SS.N kg lf P TANO UGU-STINA l rim I Sdsiondg F-lonors lic' n rofci- ' , o .c l. rsing, Prs ffl-.l'l ,Lf eu, vig axj 1, G C 115 NX? Q r-sca, rN gn rcctca. 'JK' -1-W v- f- ff .---1... .., ., l.. Lf-Cl Cflv' , ,.,,- , .lx a - M-vw v- .o... i., Han. J - 1 P l f H e a i l lcd filic A sg Ai e to ll iss f jfriiordo. f lv s WJIP.. ill, Lnncnrdorn e. ant, ricty Snow Class li, ,t 57 -Urglsi f' of lfflarni. ' N 17 1 1, Y S'erc'r.d ois, Bro' 2 5 tal- nciency Pi, 5' 55, Ple- ge. ' or cfs, PS - ns Lunch- ro rn Se 'iceg Q - to llrs M - A jf X ' ' all ' P'1:f-l-T l T SQ 54 l l a e or S l Da a ol f' lv LE' ical., ..,.,.. 1, C.1,..,.:7o,ol.-Q NEWELL, LYNNE P I-l H ,...-. ,-,,,,. ...... ..,..J.,, - ,.,. ,., . -ff . o,.ff-f-. -,,,Z,, ,.,, , gf-. f r- ..f.,.. . lf... 1, Y- rf-'mmf ...E...4a...oY. - ,- -.vnr C o., .. , GGY.- -+ -1 Te 1 . A A..,.d, or . r year HoD::er . r'i1 jf opgp., C. .Z .mi -..-.., . la. rzr- r -ff-v Med l ward, fledal, rv. J, r W, l.or::1. Clem a'e.1, PF l. P179 1 .on r , l-l,...e M 1 1 ff 1 Sf e Y'CTf'l - O r rvvf- C:,1C..' .J:..l,. i. P 1 ' Q ' 5 C l 1 I-.ward.:, ' e to l.,.Z yong, M l Hgelvpot fwfr 1 TC graijilrm Corr.rr.zt. N 'qflall Easki 1 ll, Volleyr -Baarnirfor. Clulrsu laii.: .fx P. C2110 e. 5-i MUSCARELL IOSEPHINE Secona Hon fc, Bronze Slifer l'A's' Mi ' A , oncrs School, Ho 1' sserrihlies, Meritorious, Exc tion Se e A1-fards: lill- ian Pro'ic' 1. ' P ns, Stn, Stn Terni Section resent 'ive for GO., Home N sing Ce. Ps. Regents Week Service, Aid '. :ffiss Gil- ligari, Miss MacD ell, Mrs. Mather, Miss Saurnell iss Rr:- srrong, Lunchroc: ieatenant, Softball, Volleyball Clnlcs, Social Dancing, Class ffignt 57. - Queens College. NADEL, I EL Second Honors, Q nze, Silver, Gold As, Horro - issernlclies, Forums, ,Se ' Arlst , Spanish Proiciency , Merit ic'.1s. EX- ceptional, Disfnguisnea Service Awards, . Sectio. Rep., De 11's 'ad Pregrant - Corn- r .t S .i-Pinals Public Sp k- ing .esi, Luncnrc Aide io wlr. Moscn la '-r. Glal- ing, Miss Giaz-- l , --fr. Sne-If pard, P. McGill .. . Sil'. EI'S1-i, Canzpsig Staf' 'ffr er- Hfcxry Econo. s,E irsl PW 'ic eak- ing Po, .s, panis.. F. fn- dean, ' .ic Soeakirl Clubs, Handloall Tonrnarnent Glass Pwgf- '55 57 7.54-as C--me l ,-. ... , . 1 ..,..o...,,. CH..- Teachers Co.le . ,v qifdxpyso C., . .-.L ...lo ... iv... A IOSEPH Q' 'H -. L:,L:4,, .K wr- T D if i ro sir. -.lqrse, F-lr. Sniel, Mr. Yields Mrs ' 2-fatner Mr, Blaze lay-, The Perieifnfaj' tor lflotne' 7 Photcfgrapizil' no Class -ignt 57.fil-lczstra oonege. NEVIN, STEVEN Bronze Silver 'As - l-fsrrtcricus Eicepncnzl 'irvice .:'.'1'.'II'-iS' 'Sil- '.' r PSAZ. Piffs' Selrrncs QI Gen- rgal Since lqancnroci -SFT. institute. j , ,J V 1 QNIEVES, ANGELINE. Seccna Honors Horne .-LLYSIEZ ':,,.. '..g 1'r--....- . . 'ro . - rx.- C:-.....-3.'2: :err-s.ar1a. -,H -- K , ' 4- . ' Ss-...ce .mae .o iff: f3 's s - . . orarnatirs lxaty Gets nn :ln- .. --xv ml. 51 Q . ' . s 1..e G:.:s. or :sn :nun SH-feei Yclleylrall ff-svfnian So- -, , .X 'sw ..,.. N .,. U ., . Ga. o anoing L.L.Es .oss 1.1:1nt -v Y F.. - 1 ' i R X. s-,Q-.Y g,.-,,, Q .... o. -... 1 on-.. . -:asgis-55 OCASIO, GEORGE Service to Mr. Steed, Mr. Burns, Mr. Stern, Clipper Art Staff, Chorus.-Pratt institute. O'CONNEL-L, HAROLD Second Honors, Majo A , PSAL Pins, Aide to r. Mldiella, Mr. Browne, r. tlQyiir, ot all Team 6, 7, ss Ni h ' .- COlle x KKK X-1 l Mft. OEHMSEN. ME' A K First Honors, Bro ze, Silver Gol A's , l-lonor'sv416ol, Tw r Math wards man Pr ' 1 Pinr' io Arist . T1 I Gi Se Dwgrista, i t s Ex ' or , WZ ional gwico Awards-7 P'n- First ' Cer- titicate- ab tai ide in Genera Oili , Pro Cxommit- tee, Lu room tain, id to Mis eiten h, Mis Union, Mis- C , Mr. Fr ich, Vol- ley all dminto enni , Bas- lc , Social ancin lubs, retar e lec , o b s , pus ta , Foiarhs, ev , r 146m- bli s, Varie o , ss Night '57,-College. OSIKOWIACZ, BARBARA Second Honors, Bronze, Silver, Gold A's ,, Forum Council, Min- or, Major A's , Campus, Clipper Stcrif, Meritorious, Ex- ceptional Service Awards, Honors Assembly, Home Nursing, First Aid Certificates, PSAL Pins, Vol- leyball Trophy Winner '54,'55, '56, Leader, Aide to Mrs. Stern, Miss Milo, Mrs. Kean, Mrs. Cherico, Miss McGovern, Manager of Vol- leyball, Basketball Clubs, Bad- minton, Tennis, Softball, Leaders, Variety Show.-Hunter College, PAGNOTTA. PASQUALE Second Honors, Aide to Miss Hart, Miss Scott, Miss leffereds, Mr. Steed, Miss Dirk, Clipper, Campus Art Staff.-iPratt ln- stitute. li . ,gf X 4 V , . 'wwf , - f , f ww f .- ' 'Ka OCHSE, CAROLYN Meritorious Service Award, Hon- orable Mention, Fashion Show '54, First Aid, Home Nursing Cer- tificates, Aide to Miss Austin, Mrs. Stern, Program Committee, Miss Comins, Miss Laws, Mr. Byrne, Table Captain, lunior, Senior, Advanced Chorus, Parents Night, Variety Show, Class Night '57.-Katherine Gibbs Secretarial School. O'CONNOR, ANN MARIE Second Honors, Silver, Brorize A's , Meritorious, Exceptional Service Awards, Bronze, Silver, Gold, PSAL Pins, PSAL All Bound Medal, Lifesaving, Advanced Swimming, Home Nursing, First Aid Certificates, Minor AH, Guard, Aide to Mrs. Bo:-rs, Com- posing Editor Clipper, .lTJean's Squad, Miss Finn, Table Captain, Lunchroorn, Volleyball, Soltball, Badminton, Basketball, Pool Lead- ers, Lilemaving, Newman Clubs. Buztlrirmzt. O'RAWE, IOHN Sc-cond Horrors, Silver, Bromw- 'lA':: , Mrilor, Minor 'lA's , Begerils Honors in BiolOCIYi Geometry, Aide to Mr Shields, Mrz: Strac- quatamo, Newman Club, Swim- ming Tcam '54, '55.-- United Staten Navy PAF DI AHB RA ors Brone Silver p o erv e ward PSAL e Representa -'- First 'd ome Nursing etiiic es, A o ced All ity Ch ru , Drama If Gsc i e to Mss lw , r. ross Mr Richt r, ldfizifahill, r s ' Mr. l ing, Mr. Mos hella, ss Night '56, '57.-Hoist a College. eg ta 'an roticiency Tilt S ' , I Dstinguished, E r ' U '- I I I P' S, .- J ' ci s-i - l , I 'I C , 4 , C d PALEY. SA DRA First, Second Ho ors, Bronze, Silver, Gold A's , Three Year French Award, Spanish Certifi- cate, French, Spanish Proficiency Pins, Honors School, Honors As- semblies, lunior, Senior Arista, Commendation Card, Chevrons, Advanced Chorus, Winner of NAACP Essay Contest, Aide to Mrs. Shiel, Miss lones, Mrs. Troyano, Miss Crowley, Miss Reuss, Program Committee, Lunchroom Guard, Sergeant, Ta- ble Captain, Cheerleaders, lu- dean, French, Key to Courtesy Clubs! Class Night '57,-Queens College. 55 PANARESE, ALFRED ltalian Proficiency Pin, Lunchroorn Service, PSAL Pins, First Aid Cer- tificate, ltalian Clubs.-Colurnbia University. PANNULLA, MARIE First Aid Certificate, Service in the Orchestra, Table Captain, Class Night '57, String Class, Mr, Alrnon, Miss Armstrong,- Business ,eff , k xg r'7f PANZARELLA, RONALD Second Honors, Lunchroorn, Aide to Mr. Browne, Latin, Drarnatics Club,-College. PASCALE, IOSEPHINE Bronze MA , Second Honors, PS Al. Pins, Home Nursing, First Aid Certificates, Fashion Show '54, '55, Table Captain, Aide to Mrs, Kean, 'lCarnpus Rep., Volleyball, Basketball, Social Dancing Clubs, Variety Show, Class Night '57,- Businerzrz. PATTON, IAMES Honorxz, PTLAL Award, Mayor, Min- or AA , Hall Patrol, Dearrxz Squad, Mr Hundt, Luncliroorn Sergeant, Social Dancing, Hoop- gzter Clubxn, Varsity Baztldetball Team 55, 55, Clam: lliglit 57-- Morgan State College, 56 YAY' .iw- ' ,sv YI? fi QYK Z? of-X , ,, rs , 'PANlCO, MARIE 5 Second ,Honors, Bronze,r'S1lYf-Br A's ,1-Honors Assernblifz IUYIQQT Arista, GO. iRep.y Home NUISJUQI First Aid Certiicates, Table, 'Cap- tain, Aide to rs. DeMarse, Fle- gents Week, Mrs. Shiel, MISS Woods, Miss Saumell, Cheerlead- ers, Tennis Clubs, Chevrons, So- cial Dancing, Variety Show, Class '57,kBusiness. I i Z i . . f, Q 1 PANNULLO,5fCONCET'EA' Second? Honors, Silver, Bronze 'iA's , ' irst Aid, Home Nursing Certificates, ,lvferi1'6rious,-5t,Eistiin- guislie-di Eirpepfioifial, Service Awards, Aide to, Mrs. Peiretti, Terrn Rep., Section Rep.: VO11'e,Y- ball, Softball Clubs.-Business! an Y rv! PARADS VI CENT H ,LiPfiif D I1 t df Br ms - ond o I, s- t' ' - y Pi , i erit i e A , o , 'A e U 5 1 It A e n Shi l s,I Mr. Mos Q11 ' 'N oyano, Mr. Fab - Z i' l , ' dz l . ' n . J- . ' ' 1 if, r., Sr. or s, I t '57: versity. l Q 4 l P trol Dean s Sq 0 Sec on Repres nt ive ide to r Eckst 1 u Newman lb oh s Uni- PATTERSON, OLIVER Second Honors, Silver, Bronze llA's , Major A's ,, PSAL Pins, Meritorious, Exceptional Service Award, Aide to Mr, Glading, Mr, Sheerin, Mr Troyano, Miss Finn Bio. Lab, Assistant Miss Ross, Mr, Moschella, Touchdown Grid- iron Clubs -Hofstra College. PEDONE, FRANCINE Regents Honors, PSAL Swimming Medals, First Aide, Horne Nurs- ing Certificates, Lunclirooin Serv- ice, Aide to Miss Armstrong, Mr, Richter, Mrs Longley, Mrs, Hor- ton, Softball, Volleyball, Swim- ming Clubs, Social Dancing, Class Night '57,- -Business wimming -Business. 71 t kill nci li N Se d Ho , :gifs Silver , First id, .zo eLN rsing 9 il' lE'S' , ras. S gd, abt , o tg, lo Bas- ketb l lu C' Cl N' it, Va- riety W 7.- usin .i, fit! till PERRETTA. SAMUEL PSAL Pins, Aide to Mr. Mozzchella, Mraz. Goduil, Basketball, Softball, Intramurals, Mimi: Curran':: Drama Class, A Perfect Day For Moth- er, A Christmas Carol , G.O. Section Representative, Cla:::: Night 'S7.---US. Army. PETE ON, AR 1 Second orsg- a.- Mi r ' , nf? l'1 :ly Pi S, sp 'vi ii Q. i g, st Certit a - ss ustin, t c 3 ervice, Sports Ss, -3 - b l bg Spanish Gle , , s ig t, Variety Sho ' '57. u ' ess. P KAROW KI. ENE Secon ono s, ' e, Bronze A's - i ritor' ,' er ce Award, SA rd T .. , .o. sec- ti n p sentati lirst Aid, HS, - ursing e ' tesg Com- me ation C s, F l to Mr. B1aS ', M, A' ber - ttendance Offi .l f Con r, r. Pat- -ffn rs. onto! ' . S ac- qu anio, 1 mf Guard, Ta- bl Capta'n, 'f-' f an Clu , Sr. Pool -4- s, ' ior f' nced Chorus, All-C' ld School 1 ' - ' i l 5 Horses, rf? e f' YH! Variety Show , ' as Night '57.-College. ,I ' Chorus Dra c ti awww 4... wr Q- Y v 3 if 4'-iss? tm-...A PENNISI, ROSEANN Honors School, Second Honors, lr. Arista, First Aid, Home Nur.:- ing Certificates, Chevrons, ,Re- gents Honors in Biology, Aide to Miss Milo, Mrs Godsil, Lunch- room Service, History Forums, Honors Assemblies, Sr. Chorus, Sports Cla:-ss, German Conversa- tion Clulo, Social Dancing, Va- riety Show, Class Night '57 -- Queens College PERL CAROL Seca .H nors, Bronze Minor lA's , r. rista, PSAL ed ls, ide ' ai pus, Mr ' tti, eisb rg, Chem' t ry Lab, . cepti , ' rioul- Awards, Ir i Savi , Pool Leaders, Sottb , i t n, Vol- leyball, Baske. i 15, flth Term-G O. S , 2 Yea 1 rchc-::- tra ,an a , ln-:trumd Claim, Ura i t '::, OV dz: aria , Clam: Nialit ' ,, Clif-vronzr, ttf:-df Wings, olrro Nursing, First Aid' Cf-rtilicatf-1: Qurvr-ri:: Col- s ek, XT o apt in, PX A lf-qw PETERS, LOUI lin: Sr ro d Har r:1, l orizo, Sil- ftfl A l l l :1 Ol, Two rn FI o r Award, Ir. I , irnminq Pin, Co ' ,:1,- , i :', , ir:'t Aid Mi 1 , r- 1 rt ,n ds .. G ifts .- A T bte Qrn ain, Luncl ala! i ut a , rogram Com tee, ez ers, Bad- minton Clubs ariety Show, Class Night '57.f i,1sir1e5s, PIGULSKI, RITA Second Honors, Commendation Cards, PSAL Pins, First Aid, Home Nursing Certificates, Chev- rons, Aide to Miss Keller, Miss Laws, Table Captain, Lunchroom Sergeant, Marking Committee, Tennis, Volleyball, Newman Clubs.-Business PITTI, LEONARD Second Honors, Bronze A , Ital- ian Proiiciency Pin, PSAL Pin, Aide to Miss LoGrasso, Miss Saumell, Lunchroom Sergeant, - Queens College. . ht ,, t 1. 'ff' ' 1 V -f- K - l. - . 57 PIZZO, FRANK Second Honors, PSAL Pins, Aide to Mr. Almon, Mr. Morse, Lunch- roorn Table Captain, Hall Patrol, Social Dancing.-U.S. Navy. POLICASTRO, MICHAEL Bronze, Silver A's , Meritorious, Exceptional Service Certificates, GO. Section Representative, Aide to Dr. McGill, Mrs. Stern, Co- Captain, Lunchroorn Squad.-US. Navy. POPE, PATRICIA Second Honors, Bronze A , Dis- tinnguished Service Award, PS AL Pin, G,O. Section Rep, First Aid, Home Nursing, Advanced Swimming Certificates, Service With Mr, Piatti, Lunchroom Ser- geant, Volleyball, Badminton, Softball, Tennis, Lifesaving Clubs, Dramatics, Breakfast, Orchids For Marie , Grchestra, Band, Sen- ior Variety Shows, Class Night '57,-International Business Mcl- chines lnc. F, - PHOSCTQ. ARBARA Birjgsizisi ',1Aidd'tq,Mis Adorpro rs Kordal lvfr, Hazel, on, Library S'C'f'dUd,'DfG1'I'lC-C Cggb, hrist- rnas Playaf?-51.QG 't of Be ioinjii Sweetglg- o ley ,. Tprir Iefnfent, Class Night '57,,,Variety Show '57.eQueens College. QUENT, B RBARA First, Second n , Honors School, Gold, ' r, Bronze 'X Proficiency Pin, Ir, S sta, Meritorio . Serv- ice Ce tifi ' e, Gol ?'- ' wim- rning in 3- pf - '- rsing, First Aid Certi c t , I vice -- -- Mr. Steed, A S n, Lun swan Sergeant Gi f , a e ptain, Pemble- zfzltet oftball -ie-nge C1 xi- a 'r - T Afgzerntli .fr 'f1l ' an c - nomic: Forums, Vol eyball r- , 1 . p lr ', BCI Q f' G , sf f iii, init H , ,-, Hi ' d E . nament, Sports C' arg' ', Jay, Attend ee Ch Q Social Danci f n 'f Le der, Pool Leade ff, Campus and f'Clipp rt Staffs, Variety Show a s lass Night '57 Burni- ness and ratt Night School, 58 X 439' Et 45 '23 fo? 'Q-5, wr' 15 PLIESTE , ATRICIA First, Se d , Bronze, Sil- ve, G ' , panish Pr fi- Q i s, Iuni , Se or ist ,Q-lon s ch l, H ors As- semblies, istyyqc-lzdru , PSAL Pins, Major,-f inor A' ', GO., Section Rep, Secretary, e ec Club, Captain, Se e , Var- sity, Horne Nursin , First Aid, Senior Life aving Certificates, Aide to cGill, iss gon- nor, Leaders ' , iff ff O W Softball, all, Team , e- saving, Pemblec Clubs, S anish 'Glee Club, Iunior Chorus, Fash- ion Show '54, Variety Show, Class Night '57.-College. POPE, ANDREW Aide to Miss Lizzio, Mr. Mor , tin in, Wed- Vol- Pool Night '57, PUGLISI, First, ver, Bronze Senior Leaders Clubs, F Class Night '57, '57.-Business. ariety Show QUINN. IUDITH ors School, First, Second H nors, French, Italian r 'ciency in- Bronze, Silver, Gold 'As First Aid C t' ate, Home - ing ertifi ate, Sten Be ents Hono 'g V iorf1Arista, irstf' Sec- ond ritori : Awai 3 Cami me tion C ds, H s A ssem- ' sg History Forur sg XXCGHIPUJ ypist, Frencl g Table C p- tain, Luncl om Lieu ant, Fashion Sho '54, Key' Cgur- 1 , ' to r' royano, nes, inor , Spm-is BCfSk olleyball Atten nce Chevrons.- tfl ttjtflttg l RAO, SOPHIE First Aid, Home Nursing Certi- ficates, Aide to Mrs. Kean, Miss Keller, Miss Wershals, Volleyball Clubs, Dramatics, The Wed- ding , Variety Show, Class Night '57.-Fashion Model, REA. IUDITH Second Honors, Iunior Arista, G,O. Section Rep., First Aid, Home Nursing Certificates, Aide in Gen- eral Oltice, Miss Goodwin, Miss Degen, Mr. Kelly, Meritorious Service Awards, Volleyball Club, Class Night '57,-Business REIDEL. KAR Second Honors, ron , Silver, Gold A's , lun Ari a, PSAL Pins, Aid to r. S Misra Moloney, rs. ' , n hroom S vice, sit i 'ng Team '5 , '56.f llege. RENNA. IOSEPH Aideto Mrs, Dirk, Mr, Shields in H.E., Mr. Confoy, Miss Curtis in the Lunchroom.-U.S Navy. srtffztiwcvlf QFD RICKS, THERESA Bronze Home Nursin , First , Q Aid Certificates, Aide to Miss' Wagler, Mis Feinberg, M12 Burns, rs. , gli-BYJX L2l'1Cl'1TO ' Sergean Tavle Capttxi , Volgy- b , B tbcrl, Tennis, Cli er- le e , ublicESQElpkin f5l?L1lOS2 Ch Awar im ubiic Speak- ing rurns, Class Nig 5B.- Cit College. kt .1 RAU, BARBARA Bronze A , Minor A , Meritorf ious, Exceptional Service Awards, First Aid Certificate, Lunchrooni Service, Regents Week Program' ming Committee, Aide to Miss Austin, Mrs. Stern, Mr. McVey, Volleyball, Lifesaving, Pool Lead- ers Clubs, Chevrons, PSAL Pins, All Round Medal, Iunior Chorus, Variety Show, Class Night '57,- Business, REALI. MICHAEL PSAL Pin, Advanced, Senior Chorus, Aide to Mrs. Mather, Mr. Morse, Mr. Sheppard, Stage Squad, Locker Room Service, Ta- ble Captain.-'Business f 2 nsihflkfmlraip ' 5 ph rol1fgf'no'y iP1n, s , Home NYU mind Ccrrtifikfltc-:1, P W tr,-So f'l'lior1or:ijBQo1'f2cQ5tlj'3B n- J V . in it AL t ., , , .fnay,L7, ley all ,. .R fheyfonsp Spanish Gee' , fin, f Vic? Aacgygbl? 'icihss Ni?h+ '57. Bum' ag. RENNA, ROBERT PSAL Pins, Lunchroom Sergeant, Service in the Lunchroom, Aide to Mr, Landes, Mr. Gladton, Mr. Shields, Lunchroom, Miss Curtis. ,-Business. RIGGIO, SOPHIE Second Honors, Bronze A , Chevrons, Iunior Arista, Home Nursing, lfirsti- Aid Certificates, Service Aide to Miss .'Moloney, Miss MacDowell, Variety Show, Fashion Shows, Class Night '57. -Business. X v Q ' 59 f i RIHM, DOROTHY Second Honors, Bronze A , Hon- orabileif Mention Sewing Award, M?iioriguus iSe ,de Award, First Ai , Hromef '. ing titicates, Aide 'ss Mad G: ell, Mr. Kelly, E11 Laridirs, Program Corrimitte, Lunpliiioom Captain, Spanish Glee ,Club '53, Life Saving Club, Fashion Show '54, '55, '56, Class Night '57.-Busi- ness. RIZZUTO, ANGELA lunior Arista, Honors School, Second Honors, Bronze A , Re- gents Honors in Italian, Italian Proficiency Pins, First Aid, Home Nursing Certificates, Aide to Miss Keller, Miss Wershels, Mrs. Rus- sack, Dean's Squad, Sten. Class Captain, Table Captain, Social Dancing Club, Variety Show '57, Class Night '57.-Business. RODRIGUEZ. RODNEY Meritorious Service- Awdrd, PS AL Pin, ,,cOme-mndmioq Cards, Table'Captain, Lunchroom Serv- ice, Emergency ljoorn Service, Aide to' Mrs. Stern, Mrs. Shields, Mr. Piatti, Biology, Club, Dra- matics Club, 'Orchards For Ma- rie , Campus -Feature Editor, News Reporter, Columnist, Band, '55-'57, Orchestra '55-'57, Swing Band '56-'57, Variety Show '56- '57, Class 'Night '56-'57.-Univen sity of Kentucky, ROGATSCHEW, IRENE Second Honors, Spanish Teach- ers Association Certificate, First Aid, Home Nursing Certificates, Lunchroom Captain, Advanced Chorus.-College. RO N Y. HELEN Silver, Br e Major A , Merito 'ou Dist guished Serv- ice A , PS 'ill Pins, Home fxilursin 'rst 'Q Certific of ide , is: 'la tany, Miss r , ' gen Mrs, , 1 ' a Do , Lunch- ro m -isle. J w ian Club, f' ftba, lle b ll, Baal-ceilriall, he,r e clerrm- ' Iuhzi, Pool Leaders, Leader. Clubs, Corn- Jrnendatif Card, asihion Show '54, '55, 6, Sewing Award '56, Bronze, Silver, Gold Swimming Pins, Dramaiicu, l5rcukiaz:I , Va- riety Show '57, Clam: Night '57. -Buzaine:-is 60 lc Y i Q . Oliifvf Ubi- blmo, A NLELI-lk Fir Second Haters, 'Ho ors Sch' l, nts eek P ra y 'i b 'i , N., i, ,J ri f O RT LEN First, ec onors, Bronze, Silver, A's , Honors ficienc Pins lnior enior Ar ista eritori s Exceptional P H e Nursing irst Schoo I mblies, Sp ish Pro- I F - h ice Aw PSAL Swim rn 1 - , id e ic es, Campus Typ- ist, P gram Committee, Volley- ba , B sketball, Softball, Bad- minton lClubs, Sports Class, Fashion Show '54.-Business. ROEDER, IAMES Second Honors, PSAL Pin, Corn- mendation Cards, Service Awards, Aide to Mr. Troyano, Mr, Sheer- in, Senior and Iunior Chorus, Sang at Madison Square Garden With All City Chorus, Lunch- room Sergeant.-U.S. Navy. ROMEO, KATHERINE Meritorious Service Award, First Aid, Home Nursing Certificates, Aide to Miss Bennet, Dr. Mc- Gill, Lunchroom Sergeant, Table Captain, Dramatics, A Date With Paul , Wild Hobby Horses , Volleyball, Chevron, Social Dancing, Cheerleaders Clubs, Fashion Show '56, '57, Class Night '57,-University of Miami, R SA, gl-XULINE Second onors, Silver, Bronze Al'ls', ,P AL P s, Min r, 'A's ,f ctyilgagmf, ia i-Nigm-?7flAide 2. ssf' 1 tin Service nrxltrfier- . encyl ',BOoni, V cmrgom, Vol- leYbG lf Tiiigiis, ooflf ' Leaders, Lifesaving, . heerleaders Clubs. --Business. O y ittegj Cla Nig. '57. 5 sing. 'ji WIFI L w M' E l . nosimo, ERNEST ' ' Mcllor A's , Gold, Silverp Bronze A's , Meritorious, Exceptional, Service Awards, P.S.A,L. Pins, Lunchroom Sergeant, Varsity Track Team '55, '56, Member Znd Place City Cross-country Team '55, Member lst Place Queens Cross-country Team '56.-Busi- ness RO - R Sec nd Hgp lrs, il er , ti is d er ' e ward, PSA I C t, Chl? Squad, Ca I 1 ad, Ai to Miss ss Night .- . . a . l . I ' I 4 , gi gals? sits A'L Pfv yi, Merigofiioui. 'Service Awarda First Aid Certificate, Aide to Miss Addrno, Miss O'Connor, Miss Novotny.-Businesy . RUO AU Y Aid, Home ng Certificat Se 1 n R Se v Library S ad, S ret al rv ice, Ai to Mrs he, isg Ion ' unchroom al aptain, Vol all, Chee e d , Pem- Meritorious Sergi Award, Fir. G.O, ' ep., ' ri blec, Social Dancing Clubs, Chevrons, Variety Show, Class Night '57,-Business. RUTSTEIN, CYNTHIA First, Second Honors, Bronze, Silver, Gold A's , French Pro- ficiency Pins, Iunior, Senior Ar- ista, Exceptional, Distinguished Service Awards, PSAL Pins, GO. Section Rep., Finance Chairman, Aide to Miss lones, Miss Iewell, Dean's Squad, Mrs. Stern, Lunch- room Table Captain, Mr. Schif- fres, Softball, Basketball, lu- dean, Tennis, Dramatic Clubs, Stay Away Stranger, The Ghost of Benjamin Sweet, The Singing Duvals, Sauce for The Goslingsf' French, Key to Courtesy, Public Speaking Clubs, Campus , Commendation Cards, Chevrons, Semi-Finalist in Public Speaking Contest, Singer in Swing Band, Variety Show, Class Night '57, Advanced Chorus.-Queens College. ROSARIO, MARGARET First, Second Honors, Honors School, Bronze, Silver, Gold l'As , Three Year Spanish Award, Two Year French Award, New York Classical Club, Latin Certificates of Merit, French, Spanish, Latin Proficiency Pins, lr., Sr, Arista, Meritorious, Ex- ceptional Service Awards, Bronze PSAL Swimming Pin, Campus Rep, Aide to Mrs. Stern, Miss Laws, Miss lanes, Mrs. Lo Grasgo, Miss Munn, Campus Reporter, Columnist, Advertising Manager, Circulation Manager, Editor-in-Chief, Pemblec, Span- ish Chorus, Centre D'Art Dra- matique,-College. RUBY, MILTON Meritorious Service Award, Li- brary Squad, Hall Patrol, Serv- ice with Mr. Hassett, Lunchroom Lieutenant, Table Captain, - Queens College. RUGGIERO, LOUIS Italian Proliciency Pins, Aide to the Dean, Hall Patrol to Mn: Secor, Italian Club, Senior Cho rus, Handball Tournament -- Engineering College. RUSSO. PATRICIA New lub, Iunior, Senior, A a horus, Meritorious, Distinguis ice Award, First Ai o rs' g erti- ficate e to Mrs, , Mr. Weis Q l l91'ldCI Offic - 'Campus' .4o,, Dr atics, tie Ans -- Lunchro S ' , Table phgy m- aui' '. f rie y how, Class Ni ff .- usiness. SAMUELS, EMMA First, Second Honors, Honors S o , Bronze, Silver, Gold A ', o ors Assemblies, His- , i 'd Certifi- cate, Comme ti ards, Mer- itorio f E epto S vice A a A' e to lthgifllller- sh ls- Mrs, tern, Mrs. Longley, Miss ' olleyball, Newman Clubs, Soci ancing, Key to Courtesy Club, Volleyball Tour- nament '56, lunior, Advanced Choruses, Variety Show, Class Night '57.-Eastern School for Physicians' Aides,-Business 61 OZG Awards Dean's Aide to Mr. Troy- ano, Mrs. Cahill, Contests Forums, earn New York pionships Presg All-Queens X Team '56-'57,-Adelphi S SAVINO, ANCYMARIE eco o o , ' A'd Home NMQLCEQVQA to Mrs. Tr yan , Chemistry Lab., Lunch Social Dancin - Variety , Class Night ' l SCARFO, ARLENE Firgt, Second Honors, lunior, Sen- ior Arista, Honor School, Hon rs Assemblies, Silver,. Gold Latin A Latin Service as tion Cards Aid lunior ed Choruses ano, Mrs. Stern M Lunchroorn Sergeant Clasgg Leaders, Basketball, Soft ball, Volleyball, Badminton, So cial Dancing Clubs, Class Night, Variety Show '57,-Queens Co lege. CHIMMER. MA E Seco H ors, Ai o ss W sh , sc Kell Re ents e-, C qw' T C tain, L nc oo 1 d, PS Pin, me tl .zin , ' d Certi- icateri ' -nniz b, ramatics, l-lello an er , Variety Show, Claxzri ' Jht 57 ---Airline School fSlf:lNVJTClF:f37Il CHNEEBERG. FRANCES PSA Pina, Firzzl Aid, Hoi ie ltlllfli' ing lrii Cairns, Aide to Mrrz. l ., iii, Xljffqriri iirichroorri F earil, irichroir Captain, Vr leyball, Soil 'll, Variffly S Jw, Clas' 7 liugzirinzzzz Y ix 63 NX B Se-con o7. S' 1'OI'i A' UD- ' PI i' , A E , v I .. I i A f e' Mer torious, Distin- g 'she fg vi Wards, Chev- r F s 'd orne N rsin cat A e o Mrs. ean e ss in M Tr y r Captain ergency R ence Ot Newni , 1 e ' ' St , F' , ano, Mr mbardo, Lu I Q ol Leaders, Life vi s, Plays, The We ,' Or- chards for Marie , Variety how, Class Night '57,-Airline Stew- ardess. SCALA, PHYLLIS f Spanish, Italian Certificatesy al- ian Proticienay Pins, Home urs'- ing, First AiiCertiticf:1tes, Volley- b li7Cli1b, ariety Show, Class Nf ht f57.-Seorggziryf ' ' T 'jjf,..'J, 4 ' . '-- fry. Uni 1 .f ir., SCAVETTI, MARYANN First Aid, Home Nursing Certi- ficates, PSAL Pins, Chevrons, Aide to Mr. Kelly, Table Cap- tain, Mr. Landers, Italian Club, Cheer Leaders, Pool Leaders, Softball, Basketball, Social Danc- ing, Drarnatics Ghost of Ben- jamin Sweet , Sports Class, Va- riety Show, Class Night '57.- Business College. SCHMIDT, ARLINE Second Honors, Bronze, Silver A's , First Aid, Home Nursing Certificates, Lunchroorn Service, Aide to Miss Austin, Softball, Basketball, Sports Class, Va- riety Show Class Night 57.- Business. SCHNEIDER. LEONARD Second Honors, Bronze, Silver, Gold As , Latin Proficiency Pins, lunior, Senior Arista, Re- gents Honors, Library Squad, Hall Patrol, Deans Squad, Mer- itorious Service Award, Aide to Mrs Troyano, Mr. Cardwell, Physics and Bio. Labs., Latin, ludean, Science Clubs.-Queens College. SCIACCA, MARY Second Honors, Bronze, Silver, Gold Italian Proficiency Pin, Meritorious Service Award, Commendation Card, Regents Honors, Fashion Show Award, PSAL Pins, Minor, Major A's , First Aid, Home Nursing Certi- ficates, Aide to Mr. Keck, Mrs. Kean, Miss Reuss, Miss Milo, Lunchroom Service, Newman Club, Volleyball, Basketball, Cheerleading Squad '56-'57, Member of Varsity, Variety Show, Class Night '57.-Kathrine Gibbs Secretarial School. SCIBELLI. IO ANN S o d Honors, Honors School, r , Silver Gold , lun- o ' ta, P er' vin- Service W F ' I Home Nurs- ' -' icates' ide t . e i Miss rm tron roo Squad . ion Rep Shows 54- e en in fo o or A 1 i . ' , in 57' , O S K A , , h- ' 1' 'ns ' . f' 'V , me ation Cards, Ho for l- M I I Q 1' - 1' ' I inor I Varsity retary of a w ,fi ' - r .F ad- er.: Squad 5 , ' i on l Leaders, B ' all, Ch er ead- ers, Softball, Lea s, Volle ball Trophy ' ' w, Class Night '57 -Business Co-Cap '55, r ' ' , C K ' ' 1 rf' , Pool 0 f l SHARP o om XA? econd on Mi o ' r- 'ori , Disti gu' Service ards, PS s, First Aid, t at t me X, f' ficates, Aide . .' , Mrs. Brown, neral Office, . c ' oom Ser- eant, sua- , hevrons, voiieybq Qii, Tennis, Bed- minton, ocial Dancing, Variety Show, Class Night '57.-Bellevue School of Nursing. SIMMONS, STELLA Second Honors, Silver, Bronze A , First Aid, Home Nursing Certificates, Service Emergency Room, Chemistry Lab, Biology Lab., Aide to Mrs. Clemens, Table Captain, Lunchroom Lieu- tenant, Typist for Bio. Lab., In- strument Class, Aide to Dean, Chevrons, Volleyball, Badminton, Basketball, Softball.-College. SMITH. 'CAROL , Aide toX,Miss Austin, Emergency Room, U, Fashion Show tt '55-'56, Basketball, Tennis, gyolleyball, Chevron, -Home Nursing Certi- ficate, Table Captain, Lunch- room Sergeant.-Business Col- lege. I RA. R P AL n, i s A rtificate i . p e i , Chevrons, ci cin , Aide to Miss io o , ii il, is.: Giam- Qal ,f gs a el, ucirom ti! ' e, N ma l all, Softball, Po L s, ar'ety Show '55-'57, Cl ss Night '5 .- Hofstra College, SCURO. IOSEPH Second Honors, Italian Profici- ency Pins, Library Squad, Aide to Mrs. Dirk, lunior Chorus, Sen- ior Chorus, Handball Tourna- ments -College. SIEDERS, M RION Meritorious Service Awhrd, First Ajfl, Hoi c Nursl g'L'Certi.fiq, tes, Ai e .-fy' fxflvizl Ver ,,f'Fa1iion S' QW-HJZKS5, ll1f'lffdrLanAdvc nrqed- Cihoriis, Teawfieraz Pagea it, Madi- zzon Square Garderiyg Jeffillleyball Club, Variety Sf Claim: Night '57 Biizzinezzzx. SIMON, ELEANOR First Honors, Bronze, Silver, Gold A's , Senior, Iunior Arista, Two Year Spanish Award, Three Year Spanish Award, Spanish Proficiency Pins, Spanish Certi- ficates of Merit, Hebrew Golden Ayin , Hebrew Honor Certifi- cates, First, Second Meritorious, Exceptional Service Awards, Honors Assemblies, Home Nurs- ing, First Aid Certificates, Or- chestra, Campus Columnist, Aide to Miss Keller, Miss Wer- shals, Dean Squad, ludean, Basketball, Softball, Volleyball Clubs, Variety Show, Class Night '57.-Queens College. SMITH, ELEANOR Minor I A , Meritorious, Distin- guished Seizvicel' Award, Second Honors! First Aid, Home Nurs- ing Certifil:.ate,,fC4lass Rep- resentative, PSAL Pins,'Chevrons, Aide to Mr. iE. I. Clarke, Mrs. lglorton, MisisC'jbLizgiCg Lunchroom erge -,tp , ,le - aytaiin, Ad- vance?C'li'cZusC' Sboilfg Club? So- cial anci g, Volleyball, Soft- ball, Badmintpn,,Ten 's, Vfqrietfy Show, ClassLNight4'5gEl 'lCampus Rep, -Albany Teachers State University, N. Y. 63 SMITH. MARILYN Second Honors, Silver, Gold lfA's , Meritorious, Exceptional Service Awards, First Aid, Home Nursing Certificates, PSAL Pins, Minor A , Aide to Mrs. Kean, Mrs, Lyons, Miss Armstrong, Miss Troyano, Mr. Hazelton, Volleyball, Basketball, Softball, Badminton, Pool Leaders, Cheer- leaders, Fashion Show '55, Va- riety Show, Class Night '57,- Business. SMITH, RICHARD Aide to Mr. Almon, Mrs. Martin, Lunchroom Table Captain, Class Night '57,-US Air Force, SOKOLOWSKI, LORETTA Second Honors, Bronze, Silver A's , Spanish Proficiency Pins, Meritorious, Exceptional, Distin- guished, Service Awards, PSAL Pins, First Aid, Home Nursing Certificates, Lunchroom Captain, Aide to Mrs. Degan, Library Squad, Program Committee, Mrs Stern, Volleyball, Basketball, Softball, Chevrons, Class Night, Variety Show '57,--Night Col- lege. SOUBAN, LQRRAINE Meritorious, Exceptional fSef'vice Awards, , PSAL Sw1mmiqg',Pins, Chevrons, ,Library Squad? Pro- gram Cqmrnittee, Lunchrqpm Sergeant, Aide to-' Mr Browne, First Aid, Home .,NursirTg Certi- ficates, Variety Show, Class llight '57,AB'lisiness. STAMM, IANET Second Honorfz, ronze, Silver, Goid 'A'.:'4', Hr 19.-1 School, Span- ish Prof1cr'nc'2i.n:a, lunior, Sen- ior f Me itoriouzz, lzcep- tro f ulervrcf: f zfarflzz, at Airl, no lllr.,ir ' er! , torn, Aide to Mr . cbf-frffi, Myffzhwgglirthfz, Mrfz Tr0yfJ-Fi ,, ,MrLL,rPr -UUPY1, L nrffr roorn 'fhfpjrgr l,f6:rrrrr:z,,iV! lrry- lnqll dlr rl, I'f'lq,f J , 'fforrorrrlrxz Forurnfz, Honors A,,.,a - YlfJfl I1, Pro f F, grarnrrrrng Cornrrrr tw,-, ,rportm Clans -Queens Hospital Crfntr,-r Tlflrool of llurzzing. 6-i if f. . IT , ARIL I Hon - PSA - ins, G,O. e on RJ, Fir Aid, Plame ing ertific s A1 Sb MT Pat i, ms stinf M ,germ - , ,Lunch- lim? 1-O Ee1' Q'ntI PEBHI' bl Ciu S, ics, '53- 56, Orchids For M ri The Wed- ding , Class Night '57.-Kath- erine Gibbs Secretarial School. SMITH, SONIA First Aid, Home Nursing Certifi- cate, Aide to Mr. Custance, Gen- eral Office, Mr. lacobson, Mrs Shields, Mrs. Weisberg Miss Leary, Lunchroom Service, Vol- leyball, Softball, Basketball. - Business School. SOURAN, LINDA Second Honors, Meritorious Serv- ice Award, PSAL, Swimming Pin, Lunchroom Service, Aide to Mrs. Straquatanio, Mrs. Godsil, Miss Degan, Mr. Browne, Table Cap- tain, Volleybali, Swimming, First Aid, Home Nursing Certificates, Chevrons, Dramatics, A Sur- prise For Mother, Variety Shcw, Class Night '57,-Business. SPERDUTO, EUGENIA First Aid, Home Nursing Certi- ficates, Aide to Mrs, Stern Li- brary Squad, Mr. Burns Meri- torious Service Award, Lunch- room Table Captain, Chevrons Volleyball, Softball Basketball Clubs, Variety Show Class Night 57-Business l Second Honors, Q c s c col' HQ Q s Ass ro A' ver DMA 'g2ltd rotic l e ice! 'S Tl' ri t Merito usl er f bb l Jlfection p, S ith' s Ad rc Mr ' Soy lrs resca r Ili rn Mr STAUDTER PAUL H ner n n Slne s, Prauiatic: S' N Th tix-starts' 'lst-on v S 'fi' I Pont v ng to 1 , ,Y PIX otha s Apron ' 'nas Ubiuce rf' ie Now tr t tri i , Class Gosltri , 'iPor'lost Cer fgrfian rn i lt ill i 1 lit-.ilil 5' C C N Y 'lf l STEPHENS. PATRICIA Meritorious Service Award, First Aid, Home Nursing Certificates, Aide to Miss Degen, Miss Aus- tin, Miss Feinberg, Mrs. Gould, llewman Club, Class Night '57, -Business STRENCK. ELEANOR S - nd - ono , Bronze, Silver, mg A '- S ish Proficiencf P ns, Me s Servic Awar Aide to Miss Nov t , . Kean, Miss Macdo, 1, Jor, Minor A's , Volleyb asket- ball, oftball, Me be of Var- sity, eerlead r. ool Leaders, Leader Cl b, L Pins, Vol- leybal r , Fi st Aid Cer- tificat , wing mendation Ca ashion '5 '5, S mming Pins, Class Night '56, '57.-Busines , SUTTER, NANCY Second Honors, Bronze 'A , Minor A's , All Around Sports Award, Home Nursing, First Aid Certificates, Service with Mr. Browne, Service Award, PS AL Pins, Silver, Gold Swimming Pins, Volleyball, Softball, Bas- ketball, Cheerleaders Clubs, Chevrons, Substitute Cheerlead- er '56, '57, Class Night '56, '57, -Business. SWEENEY, BARTHOLOMEW Bronze A , Meritorious Service Award, Aide to Mr. Fisch, Mr. Moschella, Mr. Glading, Mr. Morse, Mr. Shields, Mr, Shiel Mr. Sansone, Mr. Troyano, Mr. Campion, Football Team '52, '53, '54, '55, Senior Football '57, Grid- iron Club, Touchdown Club, Badminton Club, Class Night '56, '57, ajor A , Minor A ,- University of Kentucky. Tslriigziiiyivi. Silv V, B-Qnfz EXCQRLI, ice X Wards, First Aid, Hom Gym Dra- ,fNight ,f 'i', l ,ur V -. i 1 , .,,, 6 D, ig, fl 'x .l, A f- E X it STE ART, MILDRED econd o ors, Honor English, First M iiOVlOL1:: ' ate, Bronz L Pin, me N 'rin fist Aid Certi- ficate, ' . Weisberg, A arable Mr. a .et , WE Sport Class, S ni Bellevue School of,fZ1LLirs'n Miss N ' Mis De lrjgina W SURI, PATRI K o e A'- ' ' Sergeant al Patrol Aide T1 , 1 Mr. Mr. Siefifried, So- cial S, Navy. SWANSON, RITA Second Honors, Gold, Silver, Bronze Ah , First Aid, Home Nursing Cerliiicalosg Moriloriourm, Exceptional Service Award, Campus, GO. Section Flop, Aide to Mist: Brown, Luncliroorn Sergeant, Table Captain, Lieu- tenant, Fashion Show '54, '55, Regents Honors, Buzsineus. Aide to Mrs. minton Public Speaking in Italian Clubs, lunior, Advanced Chorus, All-City Chorus, Variety Show, Class Night.-College of the 'ty of New York. fi WILLI R, FRANCES ' r, Bronz A's , S ors, Mer' o ious, c ervice - er i es, I Se io io Ai to Keller, 6- , M s G ' an, Table lr. a i- , S r ea t, Dean's S g- E nge Editor o H ppe '- olleyball B n- ton, an, Po ders Clubs, ariety Sh lass Night '5 .-lnterboro l itute. 65 1 I Mrs!! Columnisff 1- Sergeant, Lieutem1p3tJ if Captain, Newman, Science? - THOMAIER, RAYMOND Meritorious, Exceptional Service Award, Bronze A , Aide to Mrs. Shiel, Mr. Turin, Mrs. Boss, Lunchroom Sergeant, Track Team, Pemble-c Club,-L.l. Agri- cultural and Technical Institute at Farmingdale, , I iss, ,fix K ,Tj 'ff ji,-Bae t' ,fff ff 5 N!fL,,,s V ,X I 'J .'?5 'sf, ,Y -,, TORMEY, ANNE 2 Sec nd onors, Bro A , X lun' r r 'o PSAIQB' rnrning X Pin , 1 id, 3269 e Nursing -1 ' . , Yjvlffnors A mbly, K .Hx o iciency Pin, ide Mis li, n, Table Cap 'n, ommen Card, gg-gsggiety Show '5 ot s i ht '57,- College. M TREDGER, EDMUND Begents Honors in Chemistry, Pla Geornetr , S id Geome- try o nh ' ' ' ,J 1-7 - - I' 54 f : ence Club, Wm u ,,Latin Club.-City olle I I 1 A . . , , , 'I , W f 1 hIl? ff TUFANO. ANTHONY Second Honors, Bronze A , Ital- ian Proficiency Pin, Lunchroom Sergeant, Aide to Miss Szotkow- ski, Mrs. Goodwin, Mr. Confoy, Winner in Doubles in Handball Tournament.-L.I.U. ond on 1 ve ar a a a 1 ficifncy I n in irqtr Al 4 ary unrh ,rp ergean : Clul' e i , la a I f :1 Jrae r 'cr Cu 1' C f ac P e'af:f,' ' 1 f 711 C f1:1:i ight, Varie y 'tow Airline I-Ioxteras, 66 T RA fytffc K C fi? 1 , si B311 f I 'ting 0 7 ' It CI, fu pe 1 u ' r, Sen ' ista, Me ous Serv- ? ' d, G O, ectian Rep, rfit t u H ie ilu Il- g or - If ff 'cl 0 'ra IJ iss .lellr , I , 1 - .J , I V I 1 Pr nt, I , I ri I1 , I J, II r ' I IA I I 7 'r1No, DoLo s First, Second l'IgJ1'1OJ BQUOJVS School, old, ' , TOUZ9 figs , en ficie y Pins: Iunior ' rist M S ISGTV' ' - rd- ,O, ion Re J urs ic A 1 , T S D l , H C i' , 4 QS, A' r. Bile iss T i ariety Show, Clas ight '57.- Business TOTILLO. RICHARD First Honors Gold, Silver, Bronze As , lunior, 1 Senior Axrista, Honors School, Ass,emblies,-,For- urns, German 'Proficiency Pin, Commendation Cards, Meritor- i o u s , Excegtional Service Awards, Dean's'Squad, Drama- tics, Advanced Chorus, .G-GIKIHQ13, Marking Committee, HE. File- clerk, Newman Clifbs Breakfasts, Handball, Bqsfetbqii intramur- als, Tournaments.-Columbia. TUCKER, HAZEL PSAL Pins, Section Repr, Senior and Advance Choruses, First Aid, Home Nursing Certificates, Aide to Miss Milo, Miss Hart, Mrs. Treadway, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Dirk, Table Captain, Volleyball, Badminton, Tennis, Basketball. Pool Leader, Softball Clubs, Fashion Show '55, Class Night '57,-Nursing School. TULK. MY First, Second nors, Honors Sch l, A Bro , Silver, Go d A' ,, nc rofici ncy ' C :g.z'0 CCIT Pj ming ins, o s - blies, Hist y, ics For- ums Honor Ass bly Council, Horn N r Q, Fir' Aid C ti- ticat , ior, Se - Adva ed C110 s, All city QJ Ch ms '55, 156, ies, V lleyloall, Basl: ui , o tball, Leaders Clubs, ' ev Va- riety Show, Class Night 57.- College. UDEEN, CAROLE Second Honors, Bronze A , Min- or A , Meritorious Service Award, Gold, Silver, Bronze PS AL Pins, lunior Liie Saving Pin, Clievrons, Home Nursing, First Aid Certificate, Aide to Mr. Brown, Mr, E. I. Clarke, Library Squad, Table Captain, Cafe- teria Lieutenant, Pool Leader, Basketball, Pool Leaders, Life Saving and Drainatics Clubs, Variety Sliow, Class Night '57,- Business VANDERHOFF, VIOLET Lunchroom Service, Volleyball Club, Volleyball Tournament, First Aid, Home Niirx-:ing Certi- ticate, Class Night, Variety Show '57.--Business V OCCI IOHN ' s ' - . onors, - on o ch o rs sem F ru e 0 N s ay n Progr fl a Captai K er1 ori f' Servi - wa d- unior ri u ci ancin orus , o iency Pins are - - - y Show Service 5 V- Lab., Hand To n Service ' Lunchroorn, Public Speaking Contest.-Qu - : ns College F1 t, d H l' , S' e G -4 s , 0 'n Q 5 S l 1 , A . QE? ' i f ,F .P. 1 u tes ' -I Comm t e, ,li trol, C I pus ., vt l ' ' '- l , , i A '. I ' A gg ,, I o 'I 1 , Cl 5, l , U7 57, I , - ball u s -vim ts, , in VILLE O, ARLINE Meritorious Service Award, Gold, Silver PSAL Pins, Home Nurs- ing, Fifrst Aid Certificate, Serv- ice to Mrs. Comins, Library Squad' Lunchroom Table Cap- tain, Lieutenant, Miss Hart, Bas- ketball, Volleyball Clubs, Va- riety Show, Class Night '57,- Business. VISSICHELLI, DOLORES First Aid, Home Nursing Certi- ficates, Aide to Mrs. Mather, Lunchroom Sergeant, Badminton, Basketball, Volleyball Clubs. - Business. WAHllgi WILLIAM Second Honors, Bronze, Silver As , Mir,ttpr,iMajor A's , Hon- ors School, Forums, Honors As- se.mbliies'f' Service Aide to Mr. Tifoyario, Mr. Shields, Mrs. Troy- ano, Mr. Hundt, Dean's Squad, Clubs, Baseball Three Years '55, '56, '57, South Queens PSAL Champions '55, Pemblec Club. -N.Y.U. VAZQUEZ, ERNESTINE Sefiand Honors, Sptintmlt Pratt ci-i-niy Pins, Merit-itriotis S-itvif-5 Certtticate, Homfi- lluraina Ftrs' Aid Certicates, Service with Mis., Goodwin, Min.: Corinna. Table Captain, Lunchroom Ser- geant, Pernblec Club, Variety Show, Class Night 57- -Bu,1ine.:s VELTRI, WILLIAM Second Honors, Silver, Gold As , Three Mayor As , Var- sity Baseball 55, 56, 57, Aide to Mr Sheppard, Table Captain- Business VIOLA, LINDA Second Honors, lunior, Senior Arista, lBron2e, Silver, Gold Aa'sfl,- Italian Proficiency Pin, Italia l Conversation T if r in Awardgi7l,T 2, 3, Mc-ritortotinz, Fx- ceptional Service Awards, Corn- inendation Cards, Heqcntaz lion orzu lor Home l'lr:onp-micnz, llon- ors Azzztfrrnlvly, ltalictn Hf'r'itatiori tor thr.-1Fawtilty,-Aidrr to Mi' E. l Clarks-, -Progrrintlniri Corn llllllf.'t9,l Clipper, Tuttle Rftfllkllfl, IJC.-an':: Sq ad, Key to Cotfrtesy, Aide to tvtllf. Longley, Ming: Curf t1::, Mr. fljlazelton, Honor Clic-v1 ro 4: fsketball, Softball, Vol- le all, Italian, Newman Clubs, .Volleyball Tournament '56, Class Night, Show '57, Social Dancing.-St. l6Ijin's University. VOLPE, VIRGINIA Second Honors, Swimming PSAL Pins, First Aid, Home Nursing Certificates, G.C,, Campus Rep., lunior Advanced, Senior Chorus, Instrumental Class, Or- chestra, Newman Club, Aide to Mr, Troyano, Mrs. Stern, Mr, Piatti, Mr. Almon, Regents Week Service, Table Captain, Lunch- room Sergeant, Class Night '56, '57, Variety Show '57,-Business College. WALKER, NADINE Home Nursing Certificate, Li- brary Squad, Aide to Mrs. lef- ters, Miss Novotny, Mrs. Heart, Emergency Room, Mrs. Clements, Table Captain, Fashion Show, Softball, Badminton, Swimming, Basketball, Volleyball Clubs. - Women ot U.S. Air Force. 67 WASSON, ROBERT Bronze, Silver PSAL Pins, Ser- geant Dean's Squad, Hall Squad, Aide Morse, Mr Club, Track Team Variety Show didate School, Fort Benning, Georgia. WATT. Hall WEIDNER, BARBARA . Second Honors, 9PSAL Pin for Swimimirigp First Aid Certificate, Aidej'to Miss DeKerr1ey, Pro- gramming Committee Softball, Basketball, Volleyball Clubs, Honors Schbol, Advanced Chor- us, Class Night, Variety Show '57.-Business WILTSHIRE, CAROL First Aid, Home Nursing Certi- ficates, Aide to Mrs. Avery, Miss Saumell, Mrs. Shiel, Lunchroom, Volleyball, Tennis, Social Danc- ing Chevrons.-Queens College. f 5 i 4,5 iit 0,gCi.FREY. AUDREY n, 2 Minor As , Bronze 'l ', Chevronsi. Fi ' 'gfid Certi- cate, Honor 'V pll Team, Service in Wy, Aide to Mrs. Brown., readyway, General Office. nchroom, Section, Vol- leyball, Basketball, Badminton Clubs,-f Burzirzfffxi 68 WATERS. JAMES , Second Honors, Aide to MISS Novotny, Mr. ConfoY: Handball Intramurals, Lunchroom SGIVICG- -US. Navy. WEBB, 5 O LD Bronze, Si ver, 'Ev 'X ' 'h TV- ice War F L , ide to Mr i s, r. adin Mr. M C , M orse, Miss R I Mr. Trai- Q, Ta e Cap- tclg , Class N' , , I S- ketbqii '54, '5 J S ' ming '55, Hoopster, i- rn , Baseball '54, '55, '56 l ubs, Service Award.-College. WJLKINS, IE V Second Honors, Bron , Silv A's , Attenda e C Q . , Section Rep, Li 9:1- League, Ai to il ' a - etb ll, V ll, Te ' , d- in JSoftb V ns, ra- a ' Orc or V' arie 'Th case of sue -t 1- F7 First A d, Hom -f ing K, ertifica s, PSAL .' v. able Captain, ' ocial D 1 qv, unch- room Lieutenant, K sux Night '57.-Business. WOLF, IANET Second Honors, Bronze, Silver As , Proficiency Badge in e man, Honor ol, Ir. , Merito us e A , PS Al.. P , ce t Miss Leary, Miss ett Laws Mrs, ecin 1 Miss Sau Brown Lunchroorn C M ' , f-- uf , ai st Aid, Home Nursing ' cates, , t Dramatics The Cas of h lent Carolerf' Volleyball , Fashion Show '55, '56, B ar of '54, '55, '56, Variety Class Night.-Clareni t Secre- tarial School. A WRA, E, dAT NE l Farrar ., Break ast', Chev ons lhslt n Show '5 '55, Variety Sho , Class Night '57,-Meclibal Second on e , Spanish Pr, 'Cie icy in, Lu- h- roott Ser eagt, aleeyb . s- kt-tu 11, icftloalx ,hept ad S Clu s, - theerlfader ' Squa , Moll-yan HTFOIL lies! '55, '5 ' t, A Amzistant. X ,, I YANNUCGI, MARYANN Second Honorsg Latin Proficiency Pinsg , l7jrs'tYAid, Ho e Nursing Certilictedp Aide to Hr. Browne, Xltliizis Austin, Emergency Room, Swimming Poolg Chevgrtfigg Table Ca-ptaing Social Dan ig, Latin Volleyball w Clulos5 V' Dramatics. The Cade ol thef Silent Carol- erf' Tile Pot! Boileiwgi Variety ShoW,1Class Night '5'Z,fOswegc Roig qgmg ' 1 if ff , K-41 1. State ,Teachers College. MC 4 I 1 Firgt f- ursiniim ti- N lic tesg ' ,SA Aijardgi-5' Servirte 9 ,to AM .'fGould', Mn! Alfstin, L ch oogwabe ai Mis: l S V l , Ch l - eisgf O ofigl, P G Clii sg Cl Ni Say shion Show.-Businesg 33' 1 Sg t ZAVARELLA. MARIO ' So d Hon :sg Silver, r nz ' f P ' ' , l Se r Aria g o Minor ' g .-A 5 Ai e t T ano, Mr - :2 l M f 4 lelv? ' Sergeant, Fort l rlearn? AF , iron Club -College X 2 ', . N of fl OVW Q li f A zisrcrz, CAROLINE Second I-lonorsg Honor Scho g Q , .. Bronze, Silver AST Honor S- ,rr. -,.' 4 .-,-.V, ,V,Vi A p'3'f V1',-1.1'g,iQ ',,rl-- glgziglgiiigif' sernbliesg lunior Arista: Hi orYr .yi ,, ., - 2-231 '-.'-- .' ii-Z3-I-11-I-1213 Economic Forurnsg Aide t Mrs 3,1 15' Q Shielg Lunchroorn Servic, Ad- 1 vanced Chorus.-Business 17 Y ' ag. W i.Q?f5.i:5i.2qf1 ' gf Xl ' SQ: u'. V , X , ll. ' if 'Qty l.... ,, X 1785 7 -- W f.,-4 . N ' A C' 5.gUi..44 W .1 .., X if rw - , ' -ig ?Jgl't-Q55 ' f 5 ,egesffaf kxikx J Y I I ' - S ' ' 5 1' I 1 1 X f Wx 4 ' F . X o 4 f vi Last W111 aa nd Testament X iii if ff -' R?+ WE, THE SENIOR CLASS OE JUNE 1957, being of sound mind, appreciation would like to leave these, our gifts and thoughts to the following members and with deepest of the administration and faculty. who have shared our enjoyable voyage on the 'lClipper ship: MR. WILLIAM A. CLARKE: to an excellent skipper our respect and appreciation for the counsel given us. MISS KELLER: a diploma fsumma cum laudej in training students to be reliable and respectable. MR. PATTERSON: a robot who will direct the tralhc during a fire drill. MISS JOHNSTON: a microphone in gym, accompanied by a class of robots. MISS SAUMELL: a bar of lava soap for the students to use after changing typewriter ribbons, MR. STEININGER: a class that can determine the dillerence between their finger and .1 slide under the microscope. MR. GRIFFITH: a pair of automatic track shoes. MR. RICHTER: a class of prospective lawyers. MRS. STERN: an automatic program machine which picks up all conflicts and mistakes. MR. RITTERBAND: a class of students who enjoy playing Scrabble MRS. HOWE: a pair of armed guards for the doors in the lunchroom. MR, BOLGER: a class who knows that the Panama Canal is near South America and not in Egypt. MRS. FOSTER: a senior class that can recite, Tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomor- row. MR. HASSETT: more boy candidates for G.O, President. MRS. WITTNER: a class that knows its propositions without going to .1 class at S60 in the morning, ' - ,.? A .' - -ff 2 - U- 2 I ' .., ' .4 . 5' g ll' -' gf' ' -' T ' I llllfflftt' f IW ' 1 if ' ' 'I' Ji ' K H 1 W J rf 4 ' . I It tl 'iff c I' 1 -Q at rf G I , .- t tw' YK' f f X, .I 1 X fi' I x Kali, Ya I2 fa . ay y, 1 X. fi' ' .f i w x X ' ' f r ,fm iw ff ' Y Q.:-gf? .X Xb I ang.: hiN,xw l lp! , df fl 1' K X' Ill ' i'i', 31,521 L Rl Pimps I.-ff d! 'Q-Vai' is ff-a. li wi if v ' ff .S 'i -. IM I I ll W- Isl L team Y y J .iv ai. , .Jaz- VNV 1 91 wx wx bi ,f, . -12 U it xi N px - gp m, - o-Hfffll f ucv., :T yi i . i i 1 'Wm .X ww J ty. pai. bl :gn e aggfnlx, ixwkv,gyms-Qxesgig x X if I if fs .2'f.,' :ifj5frm - , ' .ffiul f-lil j 'lc',2' 'c f . Z al I L ' A-V '+V' ':-Ilia :ff J-Y -i -K' I .'.' ' 35. . '..r 'Ll -. raft? MISS CURTIS: .111 eeonomies elass th11te.1tshre,1l4l'.1st .1t home. MR. DE CIUTIIS: .1 reservation in the tirst hotel on the moon. MR. STEED: .1 el11ss of George Otasios. MR. HAZELTON: L1 good group for the next C.l.1ss Night Show. MR. E. CLARKE: th11tair-eonditioneel orhee he has heen waiting for. MR. BYRNIZS: Ll box of uhstruet fish. MR. FONSECQA: 11 ye11r's supply of questions for 1l.1ilyquizzes. MR. ALMON: 21 string elass that knows .1 tello is not IWIJLCLI untler the thin when played. MRS. HART: Ll tl.1ss of actors Llflll .utresses who 1.111 Clf1llTl.lllZL' the li.lllllJLIS works ol literature, MRS. KORIDAI-: 11 king-sizeel p.1r11n1e1i11in lor her hioloiuy 1l.1sses. MISS BENNIf'I I': .11 le.1st ten stutlenls in e.11h ol' her I..IIlIl 1l.1sses who reteixt liNlIllllll.l tum ILILILICH on every one ol' their weekly ex.1n1s. MISS AUSTIN: the hit retorel ol' 1927, I.et Me C,.1ll You SXYkL'llIL-Ill... pl.1yeil to the rhythm ol the splashes in the pool, IDR. MtfiII.I-: Al 556-LOUD question: Wl1.lt is the historit.1l IlllIWUfl.lllkk' ol' tht pultire in the Ilntytlopeeligl I'lrit.1nni111 on page 2653 fllint: in the ritglil-h.1n1l tornerj. MR. KUHI.If: Ll 'uoltlen plaque erifurayetl with the l-LIIVIULIS l.1st wortls, I 1lon't lxnowf' For all those IL'AlLKl1Cl'S who were not inentioneel, our sinterest th.1nlqs .mtl gmtitutle for your .1ssist.1nte in inaking our tareer in john Adams .1 rew.1rding .1n1l suttesslul one, To the future Senior elasses .1ho.1rel the Clipper ship, we le.1x e .1 life preseryer and new hathing suits to safeguard your el.1ys .11 se.1 and .ln .1n1hor .md g.1nl1gpl.1nk to come ashore and join the Alumni of john Adams High Sehool. ' 1: r .' -1 - - ' ' P95 ELEANOR BAUER 'III-IERESA CRAINE PASQLIALE PAGNOTTA INIARY CASAGRANDE PAUL DI FILIPPI ARLENE SCARFO ANTHONY CHIAPPARO EILEEN FORRESTER ELEANOR SIMON 4 -1. f. 31- -U 1' 1 ,Q ,U I A141 f --' 11 1 1 1 f 1, 1 5 'ff ' . y '! A001 I I lil: I l f, ly- I F I I :I 1 III' I, ,R I if x I. II r I JI. -A I laffpll 1? A S , l'j ll .. I 1 I I ,II , , 1 Fig . 1' li 11' f -11 l 1 I , jf I ,I X XQR- 1 ,i - gx Y.1! - E I . RA Y f .1 XIII, 1' K 1 1111 . 1 .J if 0 I Q iff!! 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X.nnlx Unnn BEST PIERNI DNA LITY Ri1l'WL'l'I I:iX4.'S MOST LIKELY TU Vintent If.lI'l'L'Nl MOST ATHLETIC Benjamin Ctlliendo CLASS MLSICIAN George Buck CLASS DANCER JUIID Vclnccl CLASS ACTOR Rllhcrt LCLICI BEST DRESSIZD Rnht-rt Flvtx CLASS SCHOLAR VlUQQ'Ilf l5.lrrt-xi MOST IINCQAUINCI Iirnust l'TLlNYlilllN DONI2 MUST HDR Ilml -lLlL'Ill7 CLASS ARTIST Ixlltlixlul I7ll'P1v INIOST DICPNIFIIQD Steven Milln LITERARY LIGHT Phil Brunner VUITTIEST Richard Dellinn CLASS VOCALIST Bernard Matos lNl.lr'lt' l'.untw SIT! 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Af A, 2' N-23.7 W 1-:Z if N x 5 41- 61! xx I 1 fx ew 'Q e - e S ' .15 1, ' vqg' 1 nf' k . Q gp 'F ' , i':.i':Z i:-7-rn if jivv , -'Y Q ? : I 'Y 'T' gf. ,,,,. Q I' pil. 'JW ' 'W W 'gy ' 9 0 ,,-I-..v jj l A Aj ,Hx 4 Y :f'3 'f: f do .' 'I' ,,,.7: W 4 .1 W' I G J g i'Iv4I, ifxlsx Lxfl lfj-fag !! fy 1' f X 'X W rn hi 'X . X X I. 1 'Wo4v'1vg'XQ X vu! e 4 7 f QQ N X X 1 1- 1 An 'tgirl X x XX- Q QQCP77' 1 A ' 74 QVXN YF! - Our life A prefiozzy gem Indeed ez mimfle- U zzzzzlzzed znzlil the zzearfzeff Of death. MARYLOU GLOSTO Cul-lzzre I5 inzporlafzt. In 156001 it if 42 muff For afxocieztiofz uifb flee U pper frail. LOW' ELL CASH Girly' fur!!- U zzd ul atiozzf, Mechafziml uzzzifzg. Coffzplicatiofzf-like uef uoodfex Vezrizzg. LOXVELL CASH If Jing! O11 the bozn' Nezer mifyey erery time EZ'E'l 1'd6l'1' and every uiglvf Clll'fO0.' JAMES NARD1 ljunzffey - lffmlli dim' z'r15flll1lc,s'- Pcnjvfe llhlI'l'l7flIg in ,flnfel.v. I reuffny Info if Lzlflvfzzglv I Am Sqlhl.Yl7L'C!.' 4 JAMES NARDI THROUGHOUT THE ages, there have been numerous inventions and discoveries which supposedly have done nothing but aid man in his advancement. And yet, it is my Hrm belief that inventions, though an aid in one way, also hinder in another. Take, for example, the present day auto- mobile, and the ever changeable and con- troversial figure of the woman driver. Some men, in fact mmzy men, contend that driving would be much less complex if women drivers did not exist. Yes, women drivers are their little traffic headaches. One day, while strolling casually down the street, I decided to take a survey, a sort of Adessa Poll. My topic? Women Drivers, of course. Suddenly, I saw a friendly look- ing man meandering toward me. His shoul- ders stooped slightly. Walking up to him, I greeted him and said: Pardon me sir, but would you kindly tell me your opinion of women drivers? My what lovely colors he turned. First red, then blue, then green. Then, a spark seemed to ignite his whole being. It started with a flashing eye, a glint- ing tooth, and a natural aversion towards women drivers. He let out with a barrage of long, pent up ill feelings about women drivers. And I, the hapless originator of the Adessa Poll, listened intently. The poor man proceeded to tell me of a very unfortunate incident that occurred. One day, he said, I decided to take a ride in my new car. Feeling on top of the world, I came to an intersection and pro- ceeded to go through the mechanics of a left turn. just then, a woman cut in front of me and commenced to go through the motions of making a signal for a left turn. After almost completing the turn, she began to make smatterings of crazy motions with her arm, which jingled with bracelets. Pre- occupied with the motions and jingling bracelets, I crashed right into her. When I had gained my composure, I questioned the woman as to what sort of signal she made, as nicely as I could. Why, said she, you must be pretty slow. Couldn't you see I was erasing the first signal. My interview over, I watched the broken man amble down the street once more, his shoulders stooping ever so slightly, My poll ended with just one intervievv. But then. you cant have everything you know. 'ILTDITH ADIISSA Gleaning' s HCMOMPQ' C h o m p C h o m p Smackf One, hearing these sounds would immediately investigate to find what mat- ter of animal was sending them forth. And lo and behold, what would be found? NX'hy obviously it would be .1 normal, satisfied. able human being indulging in the fine art of eating. But alas and alack, do not snickcr at my statement, for eating is truly an art and not a mechanical task. To prove my point, I offer these persuaders: If thou art eating a wonderful piece of covv ta steakj what doest thou? I pray thee, do not indulge in your meals in .1 haphazard manner. Separate a small piece of beef from the rest tbite it.J Offer your taste buds the fine fiavour. Relish it! Let it lie while you assimilate the exquisite taste, individuality, and flavour. Next, offer your trachea the treat of the re- maining substances. Notice how easily the food will flow down a well-satisfied trachea. Now we have the long food's journey into stomach, a temporary rest- ing place. The satiated taste buds and the trachea are calling to the stomach to treat the remains kindly. With bowed nuclei, the white blood corpuscles remember what enjoyment they had with that par- ticular piece of beef and request the stomach to go easy. And so, it can be seen that from the first chomp to the last smack, eating is by no means a mechanical task. I hope the pre- ceding arrangement of humble words has made you aware of this and that you act accordingly. What if you dont? Well-you can't have everything you know. JIQDITH ADESSA 75 10 I ei Jr 0 KUPKIVID FTIKJI1 LDAMS HIGH SCHOOL SCHOOL JOHN JOHN ADAM: ADAMS r-nun HIGH ADAMS HIGH SCHOOL JOHN ADAMS HIGH ADAMS HIGH ADAMS HIGH ADAMS HIGH SCHOOL SCHOOL SCHOOL JOHN JOHN JOHN ADAMS ADAMS ADAMS HIGH HIGH HIGH ADAMS HIGH ADAMS HIGH ADAMS HIGH ADAMS HIG?-I SCHOOL SCHOOL SCHOOL SCHOOL JOHN JOHN JOHN JOHN ADAMS ADAMS ADAMS ADAMS HIGH HIGH HIGH HIGH ADAMS HIGH SCHOOL JOHN ADAMS IDAMS HIGH wi SCHOOL JOHN ADAMS HIGH BCS Mrs. Madison BCC Mr. Moschellci JOHN ADAMS JOHN JOHN e JOHN JOHN JOHN JOHN JOHN JOHN JOHN XJOHN JOHN ADAMS ADAMS ADAMS ADAMS ADAMS ADAMS HIGH HIGH HIGH HIGH HIGH HIGH SCHOOL JOHN ADAMS HIG SCHOOL JOHN SCHOOL JOHN SCHOOL JOHN SCHOOL JOHN SCHOOL JOHN SCHOOL JOHN ADAMS ADAMS ADAMS ADAMS ADAMS ADAMS HIG HIG HIG HIG HIG HIG ADAMS ADAMS ADAMS ADAMS ADAMS HIGH HIGH HIGH HIGH HIGH SCHOOL JOHN SCHOOL JOHN SCHOOL JOHN SCHOOL JOHN SCHOOL JOHN ADAMS ADAMS ADAMS ADAMS ADAMS HIGI HIGI HIGI HIGI HIGI IDAMS HIGH IDAMS HIGH SCHOOL SCHOOL JOHN JOHN ADAMS ADAMS HIGH HIGH N A IOAMS HIGH IDAMS HIGH IDAMS HIGH IDAMS HIGH IDAMS HIGH SCHOOL SCHOOL SCHOOL SCHOOL SCHOOL JOHN JOHN JOHN JOHN JOHN ADAMS ADAMS ADAMS ADAMS ADAMS HIGH HIGH .DAMS HIGH SCHOOL JOHN ADAMS .DAMS HIGH SCHOOL JOHN ADAMS HIGH ECI Mrs. Troyc '10 .DAMS HIGH SCHOOL JOHN ADAMS JI X W SX! Weallier: Blast in seienvr- NUT labs 'nude it I Z I impossible Y 1 , to predim Hy ltlus In-lzel For the Cultured Coll jun.. 1965 There's a chance that we WRUUND AND SUQIETY wljxli ll.xTTl41li may miss , . 1 , ROUND SNUUPER K . A 'lu' nalnc ff' ,ln 1 C , A n e w corporation, Clmccmcd Wltll HHS- Ton Tufm 1 S rc By U- NO- Who- l Mcn's Fashions limited . . . i o mi -- I ' ' ' , ' l'Ul'g1VC U5 P10359 If WC cordedy his first successful HAH T 'll Y lwtlf. fmlilllul by Mime' .ET dll 50 album called Music for I lc ' ,JL 'l-I J lfli P 51fS'- l-UQ' lflalrllsll- ft-lf' For we don't class you as Bald Lovers. Tony and UWIYA rfdffcff Ylffftf' UI Qllflm' Mull' .MLM and a foe. Alfred Hitchock sing a SLTCIEMH: Ula ii WU slam E.'l 1l,5n Oflltf' Ill' Nm' , V .A i Y d T M C I L N lt II ' Z.: . - UUF Incl Illll XVJN ill't1.lI1llck- jk SU If you Open' md 'md I 'fimgn C, UUA, .,VH.A 5 I1 H H PC It dlSCoV- cause these women believe look. ma c us ist appearance I . V, I , - in Chcycmc scricq Of ered some rolly scoops. so that they should decide And Your name lmf in . A .. . ,,f , here goes. what mt-n's fashions slioulcl h b k Wt1IDLl Brothers licsents. . t 6 U ' , , william Mitt-ogii war ap- H-at 5WCC'm'!'3 i'-wht 'Wt .Tltf W l'f.F'1'r 'WW It's all for fun, it's just a pcm. tm the 5,364 mm QMS, sunk in the lXfediterranean business will be: Xxfomen game . A v gong Heal' dum the P51355 lastlweek. Poor Bart. plir- filly'-iiil 'UI But still in all, its us to for the isolation booth. ngflflf VUFLIUUL Wm WEP L ' L A 'll' blame. Rita Pigulslci was awarded Lllnlnf! with -l Wflllm L ' n O thc Nulwl prim- gm. fmmd Zzoniebofly atfthe lN'fog.inLbiIi. I Chaef desigoersl, Ciallfeii- . 1 Our wht.,-C the YUHUW I wont el' I It was 1 - me tsernio ani lui it I WCM! fwlmn Shu In-L,am.Ll liam Fietv. Audrey Wril- Gomer havt tome up with Business and labor lead- ers under the guidance of Thomas Wtitt, Leonard Schneider, Mario Zavarel- la, Doris Catlin, john Gross, and Josephine Mus- carella have agreed on a three day work, seven day wage week. lt is generally rumored that the arrange- ment was due to the influ- ence of the One to Five A.M. T.V. Movie corpora- tion. It seems that over- work among its fans caused a sharp drop in ratings. .Aol REEL OR REAL? The Ring and I, the suspenseful smash movie hit that just opened on the Gay Light Way, re- ceived marvelous reviews by such notable critics as Felice Ambrosio and Bar- bara Capurro. The main plot concerns the loss of a valuable ring in the Chow Mein joint by the heroine Marguerite Meltz, played by Betty Larnberson. This ring re- sembled the ring of the queen of Atlantis played by Valerie Daume who was willing to go to great length to retrieve it. When the ring was found by two Chinese t e m p 1 e priest- esses, Ann jehl and Ger- aldine Donohue, naturally both the heroine and the queen wanted it. The final scenes are so shockinly stupendous that there will be no seating during the last seven minutes. her teeth with simonixe. Bob l.euci will introduce a new style clothing fone of his he-st creations for the Alungle Alim series- pegged pants for Hipposj .lames Leyendeclfer was voted Mr, l.on of 1967 fl.on Chaneyj Blanch Carr was dating -lack Wfehb at the Policeman's Ball. Oliver Patterson re- ceived Disc jockey Shooh Up Award. Barbara Proscia won first prize as Miss john Adams of 1967. jeanette Puglisi received the award for the best salt water and free style swimmer. Emma Samuels received the award for the Miss Streamlined. osgajit., WINNER Barbara Profundi who attended Pasadena Play- house, has gained world- wide fame from her pic- ture Don't Knock the Bop. Rock. She has re- cently been awarded her own little Oscar Jr. for her wonderful performance in Bundle of joy. Sunnie Geist has just been named the Florence Nightingale of 1067 for her invaluable s e r v i c e which she has given in the emergency room. Among the patients she has treated have been Catherine Mon- teleone for a painful hang- nail and john Brucklacher for a cut which he inflic- ted accidentally upon him- self while shaving. frey, star tif- Sl-cinbone Al- ley, eloped with ronrert- meister, clbt-rt liefiore. W'ell, well, l see that our friend, lfleanor Buch- ley, was .1 suctess in l,oii- don's Dovent Ci .1 rd e n. Wlialt a surprise! Donald Fleming was seen racing along the highwayg it must have been his practice hour. Guess who was dancing with Audrey Grel- la at the Snorkel Club? No one but john Cordes. Congratulations to joe Renna who just opened a new hotel in Miami, In the words of the great journalist, Biagio Cassese, See you next issue! +01 CHANNEL SVVIMMER Pat Pagnotta, noted ar- tist. is challenging Salvi- dore Dali to explain what all the scribbling on his pictures means. Steve Mills doodling in class was better than Dali's mas- terpieces claims Paul ja- cob. Vinnie Santostefano has recently swum the English Channel from England to France in record time of sixteen hours. He attributes this great speed to the fact that he was so anxious to see the French girls. How- ever. upon reaching France he was surprised to see many American gals in- stead, among which were Marie Pannula. Dolores Tino, Elaine Mann, and Madeline Lenz. a new idea in men s shirts. Shirts will be made with- out cuffs .intl without tol- lars. ,ludilh Adessa, lfian- cine Pedone, 'Iii Ann Mc Kensey, .lean Davis .ind lean lientivegoa ribjerterl to this new shirt idea. but it was decided that mens wives would benefit be- cause they woultlirl have any trouble ironing these shirts. Besides, the laun- dry bill will probably di- minish. JI ,+L ELVIS? In her speech to the Parent Teachers' Associa- tion, Evalyn Echard told this group, Dont Blame It On Elvis, Miss Echard is a big fan of Rock 'n' Roll and she thoroughly believes that this music adds greatly to our culture and that Elvis is not re- sponsible for juveniles or delinquency. Arlene Scarfo staunchly agrees that Elvis is only responsible for l1is own actions The new television star to make her mark in this field is Concetta Muse- meci. She is the mistress of ceremonies on the jac- queline Gleason Show. Brenda Edwards, Cynthia Humphrey, Charlotte Kurz, Peggy Becker. Hel- en Robinson. Joyce D'Am- bra, Antoinette Ciazzo, Mary Cresci and Lorraine Farrell are members of the june Taylorless dancers. And as Connie would say, Away we go!!! Page Two THE ZIPPER June, 1957 CONCERT carl Hankinson she needed was a little WRITERS REVIEW On Drums - The dose of the music to get UNLIMITED Our impressario, joseph Matragrano. better known as Norman Granz. now takes over after the sing- ing of our National An- them. Good evening, ladies and gentlemen, and wel- come to the 13th annual concert tour of jazz at the Philharmonic. Before we begin our jam session. I would like to request that there be no shouting, clap- ping, stomping, or cat-call- ing during the show es- pecially while Carol Man- gum better known as Ella Fitzgerald is on. Anyone who does not wish to com- ply with this request can leave and get his money back at the box office. Rock and Roll fns, Ev- elyn Moore. Eleanor Smith, Marianne Baione, Arlene Villecco, Carole Udeen, Dorothy Heffer- nan are sitting in one sec- tion of the audience mere- ly spying to see what jazz actually has over their fa- vorite music. They miss the absence of the Teen- agers with young John Brucklacher in the lead with his fellows Robert Atkins, Chris Clarke. An- tonio Andujar. George Ocasio, joseph Ditta bet- ter known as Don Elliot and Daniel CFatsj Cini- glio, to mention a few. Oh, how they wish they were in the Apollo view- ing the star of all Rock and Rollers, Paul Kalny. 101.1 THE BOYS I would like at this time to introduce this years performers. First the horns: On trumpet 4 Andrew fDizzyj Pope On Fluggle Horn H- james fRoyj Patton Our Trombonist - lid- warcl fliilll Melville Our Saxophonists: alto --- Harry flien- rlyj l.ourl tenorfjosepli flilipj Lignelli And the rhythm section includes: Bass - john fRayj Leddy Guitar - Francis fHerbj Leake Piano - Alvin Uls- great Willie tBuddyj Faust In our advertisements, we announced Frederick Camuto would be here, but due to a certain mis- fortune, it cannot be so as Fred took ill. So, if any- one came tonight especial- ly to see him, we will gladly refund your money. In his stead, however, we have as good, if not bet- ter, Tenor Saxophonist, the Prez tWild applause in Rock and Roll section drowns out impressario. Could it be that they think Elvis Presley might ap- pear? Never a chance. The jazz fans know, how- ever, the impressario means the one and only john Armstrongj For our first tune, Swinging the Blues. Take it Alvin l And now following three great numbers of Alvin's we will now have each performer play one of his favorite ballads re- quested by Ingeborg Edel- mann, Marie Alesi, Patric- ia Andersen, Ann Allieri, Patricia Stephens and Ce- celia Ferraro. Please re- main silent. Our rhythm section plays for us now. Aut- umn in New York. Fol- lowing, will be our inter- mission. 0 INTERMISSION No wthat we have had time to recuperate our- selves after the cool per- formance, we shall con- tinue. fAt this moment Violet Vanderhoff and Anita Lanzaro sigh with relief as if it were their last breath after exerting themselves to every heat so cool, hot, moving, smooth and soothingj VUL' now bear the Tony Neri Quintet with Richard Linder, Don Barroncini, Robert Beers, Dennis Her- gamini, and Tony Neri. The Richard Deltino Quartet with Russell Fal- yone, Robert Klotz, Rob- ert Koeser and Richie Del- linio follows. In our Rock and Roll section we spot Maryann Scavetti swaying with the movement of the music and gradually ,lava is im- bedded in her bones, All Her friends by Doris Bi- shop cast her from their crowd saying firmly that they would prefer the great Rock and Roll star Rod Hendricks any day. Before long, all of the group has adopted the deep down beat feeling and they all join together, but this time as part of the crowd. her going. mainly lead Ladies and gentlemen, here is the person you have been waiting for . . . Carol Mangum, accompa- nied by Richard Baehr. fXX'ild applausej And now Carol joins the band in our theme, Perdido. Wild Finale! I l l l l I ,OT COSTUME BALL The annual costume ball held at the Taldorf-Mas- toria for benefit of Mis- placed Adams Alumni proved to be a successful and profitable affair. The chairmen, Michael Policas- tro and Robert Renna, were complimented by all because of the grand man- ner in which the ball was handled. At the end of the eve- ning, several prizes were awarded to the guests vfith the most original and en- tertaining costumes. The judges were the famous couturier, james Roeder, the world renowned nov- elist, Peter Buscemi, presi- dent of the Space-Saving Bank, Christine Goepfert, and that great comedian. Richard Smith, Evelyn Malone. received First Prize. a year's supply of Slippery Sues Safety Pins, for appearing as XXfitch Hazel. Second Prize, a reversible glove, went to Patricia Moroy for her portrayal of Moth- er Goose. The other prize winners were honored with three rubber thumb guards. They were: -lean Kunz, who came as Chiquita Banana, S t ev e Nevin, dressed as Mighty Mouse, lidward Ligotti, Hamlet, l.orr.1ine Bova. S y l v i a Brown and liugenia Sper- duto, who were dressed as the witches in Macbeth and Dolores Benz, who chose to be a blue and pink cricket. Jacqueline Gray, ,110 Hash in the pan, had just been awarded the Ann- Marie O'Connor Prize for the best volume of short stories by a new author. Miss Gray, when told of her award, said: Heav- ens! which is the title of the book she wrote. Nina Giame has been awarded her Ph.D. for her thesis How to Write a Thesis in One Easy Les- son, Miss Giame will be remembered for her ori- ginal compositions on ex- ams. She received her de- gree from the Eleanor Si- mon School of Writing at C.C.N.Y. Elsie King, female coun- terpart of Ellery Oueenf' has been created by the new team of mystery writ- ers, Rita Kaelin and Lois Tamberelli, W'e began to write mysteries ourselves. said Miss Kaelin, because Lois and I found that we discovered whodunit too quickly in other stories. Our stories keep you guessing until the very end! .101 BILL BIVONA MEDAL Adams' contributions to the literary world have been tremendous. Even sci- ence students have won literary prizes as is seen when we are told that john Velocci. Paul Staud- ter, Anthony Byrne. and joe Ahern have been awarded the XY'illiam Bi- vona Medal for the science students who turn out the best papers during the year at .1 New York Col- le g e. Congratulations. boysl Vile are happy to hear that Miss Sandy Freeman: world renown archaeolo- gist, has iust completed .1 life-long study on the an- cient history of Ozone Park. Her studies have been centered on her dig- gings on the John Adams Campus. Her tindings have been published recently in Rita Frustacis Archeolo- gy Montlily which can be purchased now at any store on the Nile River. Price- twenty-tive Cleopatra pen- nies. June 1967 CHA CHA BABY The flapper of the 'StJ's, Miss Susan Teitelbaum, stars in the sinash-hit Broadway production, Forget the Cha Cha Baby, the Charleston's Coming Back. Critics, Sandra Paley, Eileen Por- rester, Barbara Powell and Judy Quinn, hailed this as a fabulous failure. How- ever, members of the aud- dience, Marilyn Lapoff, Gail Huelster, Grace Cas- sinelli and Sandra Bouler, found this musical to be positively with a doubt T-E-R-R-I-F-I-C. Just returning from a trip to Hawaii is Joel Na- del. He was very disap- pointed when he missed the annual Hula Contest, for he was planning to enter it in his hula outfit as Mi'. New York State. He did enjoy watching it though. Jury Bingham, who was editor-in-chief of Adams Campus has recently had a book published entitled How Not to Wi'itc- An Editorial. Although it is not selling very well, the censors have acclaimed it to be the most moral book of the century, My ,M- OPERATI1 IN OUCH The great doctor-scien- tist, Vincent Barresi, has discovered a new memory injection. He claims that this injection will help people retain everything they want to remember. Waiting to take part in Operation Ouch tas Dr. Barresi terms itJ is the historian Bernie Abrahmo- witz, who hopes to one day go on the 564,000 Ques- tion. Raymond Thomaier, the modern Arthur Murray, is head dancing instructor at the Dime a Dance Studios. Students who have suc- ceeded-in stepping on his feet-are Nancy Savino. Janice FcKeon. and Fran- ces Terwilliger. Mary Cas- agrande has opened anoth- er dancing studio to com- pete with Mr. Thomeier's. Her motto in teaching is Don't Step On My Blue Suede Shoes. THE Zll'I'l'1li SICNECA FALLS Keeping with an old American idea. Doris Col- lier, Barbara Johnston, Gail Curran, Ann Golden and Dorothy Guinta de- cided to reenact the old Seneca Falls Conference to reestablish the fact that women are still free. Late- ly, men have been taking the upperhand in such matters as the kitchen, housecleaning, and even nursing. A current rumor is be- ing circulated by Helen Eck, Lorraine Alversa, Katherine Wrzigce, Marilyn C. Smith and Patricia Lew- is that the womans place is in the home, just as it was in the good old fifties. Marie Panico, Elvira Mauro, Roberta Lynn and Maryann La Monica even founded a new club called Pideles Femminisn to re- allirm their valiant cru- sade. Good luck, girls, , . .UYW MARS, ANYUNIC? Twenty years ago, a few scientists envisioned and created a man-made satel- lite which would circle the earth, and contain instru- ments for recording at- m os p h e r i c conditions. These recordings would be us e d fo r determining whether or not man could exist in outer space. Due to the discovery of those great scientists, Phil Brunner, Richard Cornell and Louis Ruggiero of the I-leydan Sanitarium, that same satellite, built in 1957. will be converted into a double decker fly- ing-saucer. Their discov- ery, Secret 8573T WHS used by the Koehler- Champagne Gadget Cor- poration to do the conver- sion. An expeditionary force will leave for Mars next month to study Martian advancement of canals. The top scientist of that group, George Buck, and his as- sistants Donald Kennedy, John De Luca, Jeanne Munz, and Marilyn Fisch- er hope to find some more volunteers. Quoting Mr. Buck, we have this final reminder, Refreshments on our double decker space flying-saucer will be free. All are welcome, so please come, GARDEN GAB Our question for this is- sue was submitted by Pat- rick Suri, inventor of the Automatic Swivel Stick Can-Opener. Each question is selected carefully. and it is answered by people with whom you brush shoulders. without allusion to any written material: Qzietfionz How can my geranium be kept from becoming limp after it has bloomed for two days? IAniu'eri': Ursula Dardat: Add two teaspoons of worm pow- der to the soil, and place your flower in a dark damp corner. Phyllis Zasloff: Perhaps it's lonely. l suggest that you plant a white lily in the same flower- pot. Merritt Alexander: As an expert horticulturist, l think that You should read my latest hook, Friendly Flowers, in which you will find a solution to your geran- ium problem. Thomas Ferguson: l had the same trouble with my geranium, and l found that if l played XX altz of the Flowers my little limp flower would straighten itself. Madeline Ford: Get a larger flowerpotf' Patrick Crescenzo: Flow- ers react to colors, so I would tie a bright yel- low ribbon around the geraniurrrs stem. MOM U.A.0.G. The United States dele- gation to the United Asso- ciation of Outer Galaxies consists of Lynne Newell, Phil Gallo, Victoria G a i n e s , Robert Hook, James Kousoulas and J0- seph La Rosa. The newly organized Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Double Billed Wfestern Sparrowsf' better known as CDBWS, is headed by the humani- tarian Angela Rizzuto who is assisted by Judith Gen- tile, Donald Ducasse, Mil- dred Stewart, and Caroline Ziski. Michael Leddy. well known in diplomatic cir- cies. has organized a lan- i i l 4 l Page Three guage school for espionage agents in which kjanies Byrne, the famous orator. will dirett pupils in prop- er pronuciation. Among the outstanding students are Margaret Rosario, Joan Davies. Marie DelGuidice. David Blancher. Richard Totillo and hleta Oehm- sen. The Llnited States good will ambassador to the l9 2 Olympics will in- clude such former stars as Jack McBeth, Karl Reidel. Chis Best, Art Moi-tell, Ben Caliendo and Red Veltri. Wfashington economists Madeline Ssthimmer, Anne Tormey and Rita Swanson are again pleading with the Presideiit to lflCI'L'.lSL' the budget or face the con- sequellces. ..-MAL DlClNll'Sl'IY- IN N DLING A new work ol art in the field of literature has just been released hy the now bankrupt Dempsey- Dooling House Publishing Co, The author, Nathaniel ltlawthorne Downs, calls his recent masterpiece The House of the Seven Mablesf' This deep drama takes place in a small sec- tion of France. called Par- is, The story revolves around seven women, each called Mable. They live together in a mysterious old mansion. Mable Dwy- er owns the house, but when she was just a little girl she thought that it would be too many rooms to clean. so she decided to rent some of the rooms to six girls, each called Mable. Oddly enough, each girl has a different occupation. Mable Fabiano is the chor- us girl, Mable Ericson the studious university student, Mable Drogin, the suspici- ous looking waiteress, Ma- ble Ruo the girl that didn't get her man, and Mable Fragale, the torch singer. Somewhere in each of their lives is hidden a secret which could destroy them all. To find out this mysterious secret, and to experience adventures in romance, mystery, a nd drama. read the thrilling House of the Seven Ma- bles. Page Four THE ZIPPER June, 1957 CUTLERY OBS. Vivian Mentasana has just opened a new hospital called Cutlery Observatory, for Sick People, which specializes in Calypso fev- er, Rock 'n' Roll rash and Presley pains. Angie Rino, the best looking and most popular and only nurse, admitted several victims of the crambles, acquired on their safari through the regents desert and the jun- gle of exams. The victims were ta silent prayer for the deceasedj Anthony Chiapparo, Nancy Dalton. Terry Del Giorno, Penny Pliester, and Mary Daloia. It seems that patients have to wait so long in our waiting rooms that pa- tience is running out along with some patients. To di- vert their frustrated little cotton pickin' noggins from their over active egos and under active livers Cas in the cases of Nancy Go- mez -Iunior Justiniano, and Jean Basilej they have ma- nipulated their chicken pluckin' paws and obnox- ious vocal cords into a harmonious fthats dis- putedj Rock 'a' Billy Cal- ypso Band called Mau Mau's Inc. The feature singers are Impatience fPat Aprilj and Impru- dence tBarbara Quentl who do an old favorite The Bell Bottom Calypso Blues better known as VUho Was A Watchin the Ship W'hen the Palm Tree Wfent Weepin Wil- low bu nautical Bill Wahl, Shipshape'l Glor- ia Caruso, and Seasick Rosemarie Boschen. The combo under the direction of Linda Litwak, M. M. lmusical maniacj and Dr. of K. P. B. F. tknock- kneed. pigeon-toed, bow- legged, floor-walkersl does rousing interpretations of Mamma Look a BOO BOO ldedicated to the hospitalj by Dum Dee Dee Marzullo and l've Grown Accustomed To Your Fist by Bob Wals- son. On the twin bongo trums are Millie Grossen- bacher and Don Wfebb. Singing a duet with love light in their eyes are Amy Tulk and Mike Firpo. A mad Presley guitar is plucked by Richie Lloyd and Diane Moll, chief hypo specialist, combines her talent between the tu- ba and the bass fiddle. Oh yes, the hospital's motto is: Sing a simple melody while the needle's heading your way. ,OM QUIZ KIDS, INC. Those money-mad tele- vision quiz programs have been popular since the Foggy Fifties, and Michael Reali, quizmaster of the program, It's All Yours, If . . reports that they will always top the pub- 1 lic's entertainment list. ' Recently, Dawn Percival and her partner, Frances . Schneeberg, a n s w e r e d l questions on cooking to. win '5 million dollars on j Money Fair. New York l Stock CCattlej Exchange I executive. Samuel Perretta. challenged Ernie Rosado T on the U64 Point Pincher to compete with him for the top prize. a trip inl the recently built flyingl saucer. An unfortunate quiz quack, Barbara Osi- 1 kowicz, failed to answer a difficult spelling questionj on Dictionary Date. but 1 she was given a consola- 1 tion prize of two minia- ture bullfrogs. l 1 l MOM POPS IN TOPS Round and Round - first day at Adams. . l Greensleeves - after a chemistry experiment. , The Big Beat - getting 1 l to the buses after school. l l Party Do'll - night of the prom. Little by Little - climb- l ing the crowded stair- l VVHYS. l Don't Forbicl Me 7 to 1 steal a place on the lunch line. Too Much - on the regents exams. 5 jim Dandy' - a good l looking diploma, l A Thousand Miles Away W- graduation day. , Lately. there have been some renewed interests in l this planet Earth, which proves that even if inter- plarietary travel is increas- ing there remains that same old -- Theres no place like Earth. Members of the See the Wforld in Eighty Minutes Club cledtlecl to take il few days and really visit a few places. Here are some of the reports: Irene Rogatshew: Au- stralia has made great ad- vancements since the Bush was cleared. janet Stamm: Seville still is quite lovely and has managed to retain its Moorish atmosphere, de- spite modern advance- ments. Paul Di Filippi: The Weather in India is quite warm, but one can always hop an airplane and take a swim in the pools out- side of the Taj Mahal. Linda and Lorraine Sou- rn: We're going through France on those old-style 195' bicycles and we find that the traHic problem is as serious as it was in the old days. Remember 1957? We just couldn't find room for our bicycles, because helicopters were parked in front of all the buildings, especially at the Louvre in Paris. Rosemarie Crapanzano: London is no longer fog- gy, and mechanical sol- diers have replaced the guards at Buckingham Palace. MOM ATTENTION! Attention Record and Music Lovers: Qnerliozzz ls it true Elvis Presley sold over three million copies of his new hit l'm All Shook L'p ? Au.fu'er: Not exactly three million copies were to be distributed but Vivi- an Brindle hy-jacked the truck carrying records thinking the truck had Howdy Doody sneakers in it. Qzmrlifui: Wfhy does -lo- sephine Bilello always attends Rock 'n' Roll Shows? 1'lll.l1l'U'Z Josephine collects old chewing gum from the bottom of the seats. Qncrfiou: Did Mickey and Sylvia write Love Is Strangen? .'ir1iu'vi': No, Virginia Duswalt did. she's been going steady with a camel for three months. Qffeilifw: Did Barbara Cox record an album en- titled Music For Lov- ers ? An.ru'er: No. Music For Fat People A l fre d Hitchcock singing. l l 1 1 l 1 In the month of APRIL fPatriciaJ, as the RUBY fMiltonl and GOLDEN fAnneJ sun was setting, Richard Goldberg WHS climbing into his GRAY fjacquelinej CARR tBlanchl. He 5.HW a MANN fElaineJ being pursued by a WOLF UHU- etj with SHARPE fD.oro- thyj claws. He decided the BEST fChristianj thing to do was to count by FIVES fBobl. Along came the KING fArleneJ with a box of BARRON- CINI fDonaldj candy. When the King saw Rich- ard capture not only the Wolf but also a BUCK fGeorgej, a BAEHR fRichardj and LEO fPat- riciaj the Lion, he took him back to his PARA- DISE fVincentj by the WATERS Uamesj and they celebrated with CHAMPAGNE Uosephp and BEERS fRobertj. When Richard left the King, he became a FISH- ER CRobertJ and started to ROW fGeorgeJ. He wanted to HOOK iRob- ertj a GROSS Uohnl of 'asa The GAINES iva- l l 1 l 1 l l l toriaj of the day were given to the SAINIUELS fEmmaj. PETERS tLou- isej, PETERSON tCarolj and ROBERTSON tHe- lenj. To entertain. he played the VIOLA tLin- daj. His friends in des- peration when he started to play MOORE QEvelynl, ran up a XYAHL fXVil- liaml. His friends said, XY'ATT fThon1asj kind of music is that? He decided to become either .1 BISHOP lDorisj or .1 POPE tPatricial. However. it was easier to become .1 ROMEO tliath- erinej. He got involved with .1 gun MOLL tDi- anel. Such .1 PITTI lLeon.1rdll However. she used too much MUSCARA tM.1rieJ and he escaped. At l.1st he was .1 FREE- MAN tS.1ndral! 1-01 THE ZIPPERS -ludith Bingham Phil Brunner Blanch Carr Paul Di Filippi -lacqueline Gray Linda Litwak Meta Oehmsen Pasquale Pagnotta Margaret Rosario Cynthia Rutstein Eleanor Simon Lois Tamberelli YOU SIT down and decide to write. You don't know what, except it mmf be good and tell the truth about life, only' you dont know the truth and if you did, you couldn't tell it Once you saw a bum on Madison Axe- nue watching all the busy, important people walking by. Then hed ask one for a hand- out. They'd always give it to him because it was the proper thing for benevolent, ini- portant people to do. l-le'd smile sardon- ically after they left. Maybe he knew the truth hut if he did you don't want to know it. Always there are people who say life is .1 game, observe the rules or some other proverb equally false, But they are to be pitied because they know they don't know and are just trying to make orderly some' thing that cannot be indexed. lf Lincoln knew it, it was a terrible knowledge. You hope it was George Bernard Shaw who possessed it because it would be .1 much funnier world. lf mathematicians can do it with figures youll be sad because, well, you don't be- lieve that nothing really equals anything. Wlieii you were nine you knew it, when you're nineteen you think you do, when you're ninety you're sure of it only because of the sheer weight of years. The years lie though because you were smarter at live. But you started to write a story about truth and it would be unfair if you said nothing, so here is the story. There was a man who was coarse and vulgar in speech and aware of his crudeness. Yet he knew that he really wasnt that way. It was just a bad reflection of himself that people saw. His actions were as had as his speech, so that he found friends only among those who found as little sympathy from the world as he. But all his life he wasn't like his outer self, Then he died with regret because he would no longer know that he wasnt like he seemed. I-Ie wouldnt know anything at all and that was the only solace he had ever gotten out of life. At any rate he was dead and people cainc aro11nd his graxe and said to thc-inselxcs: Hes in hell now .1nd l won't go there bc- cause he was bad and I am good. People always think they're good, the worst so and so who ex er lived must hay e thought he was .1 saint. Lying there under the ground he would have been pained if he had then known what they thought of him, Even if he could have. he wouldnt have told them they werent good. This is the end of the story and it is as close as it can come to the truth which is man. The Cipher IVAN Kl,lilN ' , . T . x re il - l A li I 'i FX . , 'N i - ff ,V X - ., Ia'1 -,- 1 ,',2lrlJl?'-f:.i411.13-1 4 l 111. 1 ! LG, LE: 1 yn 5911, 1 . .gli ,,H'g.I?- Jiang: 51.191, , ll -l'f7i-49-'f-u-git 1 l- ' l t ai Li -..:11,4.1:,,,Lf2gf?'Q 1 it N 1 -a f 'T ' fx 23 , N?Tg-:5 'i X ' S, S ,Y Y -aa S1 S A S IOR LOOKS BACK fCl71lfj1lZle'd7l7'H1?l Page Sl ers in industry tomorrow. If Li :wire flnzf elf!! izff fmm. If if a rem- edy Hee zmflijzzg dye. Aff grail 1wm'eer1r are wen limi' zrmzzezz of z'i.ti012. I learned many important things while participating in these activities. I learned to respect other peoples opinionsg I learned that life isn't a bed of roses, that there are never-ending conflicts which arise all the time and that patience and fortitude must be characteristics of all of us if we expect to succeed in life. I realized that you should think things out for yourself, have faith in your own convictions and if you possess a fairness and sensitivity toward people around you, you can't miss meeting witn success. The day came at last when our Senior pictures were taken. Is my hair all rightg are my eyebrows on straightg I'm on next! There was even more excitement when we got our Senior buttons. They gave us 2 feeling of confidence, Now, all the terms we were ridiculed by the Lipper classmen were forgotten. I'm sorry to leave behind those that I really love. Thanks, isn't enough to say, but there are no words to express how I feel. I am proud to be a graduate of john Adams. My maturing will continue but it was never so important as during my high school years. My faith in human nature has in- creased immensely and my faith in God, also. A subtle smile will fall across my face, and a tear will fade away, when I realize just exactly what I've lost. I leave but one bit of advice to all my fellow graduates: Reach for the moon, but don't be ruthless. Learn the beauty of truth. but never at anyones expense. Know the greatness of humility, but nei er lose your dignity. 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I ff Ig Ywtiln E - et'1-:Z ' 'j A 1 shea: gm t Z . E 2 X l f . X lf l ' 'l. 9' f 84 HIS YOUNG face was sullen and his eyes pupilless and livid. He walked slowly, CH- veloped in the cobweb fog. He didnt know how far he walked. He didn't care. The drizzle of rain that fell from the leaden sky didn't annoy him. He was indifferent to the cold that seeped through his coat and chilled his flesh. Everything seemed unimportant to him now, almost silly, and there was only the anonymous spectral shapes that moved about behind the cottony maze to keep him company. And then lightning flashed and rent the clouds releasing their transparent Hood to fall upon the earth in torrents. He quiekened his pace into a slow run and moved steadily through the violent dovvnpour. He felt alone. really alone, for the first time in his young life, and he screamed, Maaaaa, and listened as his voice was lost in the sounds of booming thunder and the rain pounding on the earth. He ran faster, faster. like a blind man through the cataclysm, his feet exploding on the vvet pavements and the water doing a crazy macabre dance around him. His heart pulsated and he gulped in each breath. held it in his lungs and let it hiss through his teeth. Somehow he found his way under a shed between two store windows. He stopped and listened to his heart-beats diminish and stared out at the cataract before him and cursed it. His bluish lips moved. Mama, Nothing. The rain still raged and the lightning ripped the sky to shreds. He was scared. Maaaaa, he screamed. W'hatya want her for? someone said. His heart stopped and fright froze him like a statue. He turned around and glanced furtively over his shoulder. He was still alone, surrounded by a locked door. rain and two glass partitions on eaeh side of him. l must lae trazyf' he said to himself and then he laughed ionteniptuouslv at his own thildish imagination. That was not the tirst time today that he had alluded to insantitv when attempting to explain his own haxiour. Maybe he was erazy. He laughed even louder, trying desperately to build up his braxado. i'What's so funny, boy? someone asked. I-le looked around him, searching the cataclysm, the door, the windowsg nothing, just the monotonous beat of the rain against the pavements purging the filthy earth. just the angry wind bewailing its tortured thren- ody to the night. Nothing more. Who are you? he said tentatively, and then waited for an answer. Me, someone answered, The boy turned and looked malevolently at one of the win- dows. Who are you? he repeated. Me .... Cant you see me? He scluinted myopically through the glass and somewhere behind it he spotted a spec- tral figure, but it was still vague and un- distinguishable. I-le rubbed his cheek on the wall of glass. Where ? he said, where are you ? Here, boy, here, the voice said again and then he saw the figure more lucidly. It was a man, dressed in L1 cowboy outfit, guns, and a ten-gallon hat that looked utterly ludicrous. Whatta ya doin' there? the boy asked. Whatta ya doing there? the cowboy answered the question with a question. I asked you Hrst! Well, boy, to summarize the entire course of my life in three words: I work here. In this store. Oh, but you cant be working now. It's too late. It's night. Why dont you close up, Mr. Cowboy? The cowboy laughed. Close up? he questioned. Yes. This place is closed up. Then, why don't you leave? u ui u Leave. Why ? u To go home. You certainly don't stay in that store all the time. Why not? I have no other place to go. I'm afraid I can't move, so I couldnt leave even if I wanted to. '!You can't, said the boy. Why? Cant you see? said the cowboy, man- ikins can't move. What-akins ? Manikins, boy, manikins. M-A-N-I . . I know how to spell, darn it! The boy was annoyed. It youre .1 manikinf' asked tl1e boy, then why aren't you out modeling clothes or something in ixiaty-'S or someplate like that? The manikin sighed. 'Tm afraid l'm not .1 Macys manikinf' he said deiectedly. I'm just a plain ol' store manikin, I model tow- boy suits and exeryday old women bring in their children and they examine me. Oh, the perfume on some of them women! Wow! And some of those boys. Oh, Lord. Save me from my fate ! The boy laughed. You wouldnt think it so funny '. ton- tinued the cowboy, if you were a manikin and h.1d to tontend with my troubles. The boy laughed harder not at the crest- fallen cowboy but at himself. So other people have troubles, he thought, even manikins. What are you doii1g here? It's kinda late for a boy your age to he out walking in this we.1ther, asked the manikin. So what, the hoy snapped petulantly. I just thought that a boy yo11r ago should be home with his folks in this weaf ther. By the way, how old are you, boy? The boy reflected. Old enough! he finally said. How old is that? Eighteen? said the boy tentatively, his voice tremulant. Huh! Well, okay, then fourteen . . . thirteen? Thirteen! That's what I am, honest! Thats more like it,'! said the cowboy. Now what are you doing away from home at this time of night? The boy shrugged again. Dunno Dont you think they're probably worry- ing about you? The boy suddently felt uncomfortable. It's nunna ya business, dummy! he said crossly, and then he bit his tongue. I'm sorry, said that manikin contritely realizing that he had imposed too much fC01zlfi11zed 011 wav! ptzgej 85 on the boys private life just to feed his paternal instincts. There was a moment of silence and the boy thought he heard the cowboy gently sobbing. Compunction hung heavy on his head. Im sorry, Mr. Cowboy, he said suddently, 'Im sorry, I called you dummy! The manikin managed a bland smile. Oh, it isn't that, he said finally, its just - Y . that...just.. What? asked the boy. He found him- self genuinely interested in the manikin's troubles. Its just that I get to thinkin sometimes, boy, continued the cowboy, why couldnt I have been made a Macy's manikin, Or I'd even have settled for a Bloomingdales manikin. Get to wear the latest fashions. Only the best go there. The manikin sighed. Oh, well. I guess I'll always be a cowboy at Cheap Iaouiesf' 'Tm sorry, the boy said sympathetically. I-Ie could not help but commiserate with the dejected manikin, and somehow his own lot seemed brighter. Its all right, boy. What can you do? I guess were made what we are and can only accept our lot. Maybe thats the test of life. Agree? The boy nodded in the allirmative. I guess youre right. You know, boy, theres only a few sins a man can commit without hurting another human being, and ones self-pity. Self-pity is the most disgusting form of self-indul- gencef' said the manikin philosophically. Yes, said the boy fully comprehending the manikin's prudent words. I guess it is. 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One day while Mike was walking he no- ticed the familiar figure of Arpad a few feet in front of him. At first he was angry that Arpad often asked Klara to mind the store when he had something to do. He tried to catch up with him but Arpad's pace was quickening with each step. Then Mike saw Arpad meet a man on th: corner. Mike slowed down not wanting to interrupt the conversation that was going on between the two men. Presently Arpad and the man left together. The man's face was familiar to Mike, but he knew that he was not a resident of Sinai. All the way home it bothered Mike. He knew that man yet he could not place him. He lay awake that night. The picture of the man's face kept coming before him. Suddenly it hit him! The man's picture was in the paper. He was a suspected Commu- nist! Bit by bit the story came back to him. His name was Albert Chekhov. He was ar- rested but the evidence was not strong enough to indict him. What was Arpad do- ing with Chekhov? Could Arpad be a Communist? No, Arpad was just a young farm boy, Or was he? . - 5 ..v .1 5.-in .,3.5.-gp' HV V, - - elyiiofff L J ..- 7Lf.' .- V ., 'A 4- Q , G- -' Jn- V ' I ,v ' rf -, W .- 'vfrf . . 'I ,QV V A A . .' ! Vf' .V 'JL EA A 7' l E, 'V ', ,V fetaff 5 1 f The thoughts kept plaguing him.. PICS- ently Mike fell into a troubled sleep. morning and by the clock it was four. Mike carefully formulated his plan to find evi- dence against Arpad He could not go on like this. Deep in his heart he did not want to find any. The next morning after Arpad and Klara had left for the store, Mike went into their bedroom and started looking through the drawers. Beads of perspiration formed on his forehead and gently rolled down his face. There between his shirts Mike found credentials. Arpad was a member of the Communist Party. Mikes first thoughts were to inform the Committee of Un-American Activities, but could he turn in Arpad? The boy in whom he had placed so much trust? 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' ii ' L 454 .. t 1, '71,1 LL. THE FOUR stages of life can be compared to the four seasons of the year. Spring is life as it enters into the world-innocent and pure. Each spring day heralds forth the beginning of a new adventure and the ex- citement of making fantastic discoveries. As summer arrives, life takes on a new aspect, for it is more experienced. Trees are still green and the pleasures of life grow, ripen, and prepare to fall. Gradually, autumn ap- proaches, lifes exuberant spirit diminishes and the colored leaves whirl downward sig- nifying harvest time. During this season, life beeoines aetustomed to the lassitude whieh oeeurs when there' is no new growth, no warmth, no eagerness to eoneluer new worlds .... ley winds and lwitler told linallv announee the end, winter. The-re is nothing to do hut to wateh the snow blanket the greenness whieh onte was life. MARCLARIYI' RUSARIU UH f'e11fe11d5 fer 1'0fX 1'1b1'1111z'e5 11'e5 0fJ'Et1Zl.X' Qllf cl111111'e11f 51 1z'011fe111e1zI 11'11115 le5 111'b1'e5 51 bflllif, f1jv1'e5 f'f90111111e z'1e11x ef fain! 6Z,'l7fZ'67' f1'0f6ZI e5t 50171, L11 1z'11111e je1111e de p1'1111'e111 1115 e5f e11z'1'ee 001111127 ef j0l1e. I e 1015 1111551 1'011Ze5 I e5 ff6ZII'J' Az'e1'le111' 0e!le5, b1'1!!11111Ie5 COZ'l!6ZlI'J'. Ez' 110115 110115 111111150115 e11 1111ge11f ef 110115 j0110115 1121 f6lZlZjJ' f0ZljOZH'J' E1 je pe115e que. A11 lI7l'1l2f6llIlZ7.i' Ie5 jllfglgfj' 11 '1111 b0111111e j6ZllI6 f0111'11e11f 1111x pe115ee5 0 111110111'. JUDITH QUINN IT WAS my birthdav. tDecember Zlndj, and Don. mv boy friend, was going to take me to the movies to see XY'ar and Peace. Don lives on the next block from me, with his mother, father, sister. and identical twin. Ron. We left at four oeloek. On the wav to the theater, l asl-:ed Don if his friend. Bob. had invited him to come to his home during the Christmas vacation. Don didnt answer right away and I didnt know if he had heard me. Then instead of answering mv question, he began to talk about the weather. Soon we reached the movies. To mv sur- prise, Don started to smoke, something which he never did. The picture was verv good. lt was eight oelock and we decided to go to mv house for something to eat. XY'hen we arrived home. all was dark which was strange since- it was only 8:50. XY'l1en we went into the' living room. sud- elenlv all the lights came' on and there were all nw friends singing Happy P-irtlidav to me. l was so happv and so surprisedl lint the biggest surprise oecurred when Don told nie that I had gone to the movies with his twin, Ron, Xvliile he was planning ihe partv. lil..XlXli l'lllP.-XNY GOOD DAY. May I help you? I wish to take a trip. Very well. Sit clown. I can suggest Italy. Here is your trip, between the pages of this book. From now on imagine yourself in Italy. It is a warm spring day, The airplane lands at Rome, the center of the Mediter- ranean. After a short ride through the heavy traffic, you will arrive, happy but tired, at one of the elegant hotels, maintained in the impeccable Italian style. Now that you have rested a bit let us begin to visit the inter- esting places. If you enjoy history, you mustn't miss the Colosseum and the Roman Forum, remnants of a past age. You can purchase, in the spacious and modern stores, gifts for your friends and even beautiful postal cards. If eating in the Italian style is your pleasure any restaurant will satisfy you. But what other beautiful cities are there? Venice is a veritable dream. The canals twist and turn among the houses like a serpent. But, what an enchanting serpent. The concerts in the Piazza di San Marco are enjoyed by all the tourists and there is no better place to enjoy a delicious cup of espresso coffee. For those who wish to enjoy the water, Lake Como offers the best location. The Dolomites are suggested for those who would like to participate in win- ter sports. The various festivals and carni- vals which take place during the year are not easily surpassed, A trip in Italy is not complete without an opera at La Scala of Milan and a short excursion to the South. The view of Vesuvius framed by an old olive tree is as beautiful as the Bay of Naples. In Italy you can select the climate and the place and you can never make a mistakef, I hope I have convinced you. What's that? You wish to buy two tickets for Rome? Why certainly . . .I VINCENT BARRESI SUMFXVI-lllRI2 IN the distance a small stream rises which flows slowly through thc country. It creeps through the green mea- dows and settles in deep and shallow pools bright with sunlight. Sometimes small cluc ks swim in its midst while children play upon the banks. Then the water runs silently on between old mOsS-cOX ered houses of stone. through the shady wood and parc hed earth of the helds, and through the coastal marsh- es. Finally, the water surges to meet the Nast, restless North Sea. The deep claims its own. META OEHMSFN LAST NIGHT I dreamt that I was in ancient Rome. I walked through the forum crowded with merchants. Weciriiug a toga. I felt almost Roman, and, strangely, I was able to speak with them. I made the ac- quaintance of Ilulius, the son of a senator and he led me through the curious streets. We saw all seven hills of Rome, the ornate temples, the Coliseum, the Circus Maximus, the baths, and the Senate-house. In the senate house Cicero himself was delivering an important speech. I heard Cicero as he shouted those immortal words, What times these are, what ways we havef' Then we returned to the forum where We purchased bread and honey. julius led me to his home. His family greeted us. I was led through the home, decorated in the typi- cal Roman style. If I had remained longer I would have seen more but my mother en- tered my room and my excursion in Rome ended abruptly. VINCENT BARRESI 91 Ship' Crew IVAN KLEIN ii TTL' . W 'TTT Cleef' 477 J 'rr- Q 1- iv . -4 Yi 4 f E ' Y gi Y W?---e X i' ' Q f, 'ZX X 91 1- . X, ' I f h B -S ' ip ' -: I i X X ' T 'Q -fi, -. S 4 I ? PTT S 7? X 'P 3 ' 'g i 2 11' -:Fld iii' , igf .tr rf' ' ,fl fy f lil :alan ' I . ll f ,t 7f wg gf V H, , it 1 ' 1 rf f I- I A - TFA- T-VI' f 'T My r f E I WZ ' ll t .Ma L - 'L f f 'T' THIS COLUMN is written to clear up all the fallacies that john Adams students have about our publication. The first is that we are aboard a clipper ship skimming grace- fully through serene blue waters. This isn't true. It's really a rowboat and everyone's seasick. We all like to see our names in print though, so here are some hangnail, or rather thumbnail sketches, of our slightly ill crew. At the helm or rather the oars of our raft is jackie Gray our editor in chief, who is one of the most prolific authoresses the Clipper has had in all the time l've been on the magazine. Cl joined two days ago.j Yelling, Stroke, stroke, stroke, at our perspiring crew is Miss Connolly, our fac- ulty adviser. Among the senior members are Gloria McShall and Frances Terwilliger. Phil De Prima who doesnt know why he joined the Clipper would like some day to write and be it traveling explorer. Judy Angrisano likes lflvis Presley and .ill other male movie stars. She would like to he the first person to reath the sun alive. Fred lfrantisco says, Wl1o's this Elvis Presley? Gerry Quitkley joined the Clipper he- tause he wanted it pen name. lle d0esn't like people who tall him Slowly, Cierry is one of the new lates around the Clipper this term. We-ll, that isn't quite true. He says its at least three weeks old. Une of the veterans 9 2 of the staff is Doris Bishop. She is inter- ested in journalism as a career. Ann Marie O'Connor has been with the publication since her freshman year. She is our composing editor and a very industrious character. Carolyn Alberghina, Betty Biscoglio, Alice Golubinski, Patricia Clifton and Kathy Morris are some of the tyros who will eventally fill the places of the graduating staff members. Ann Edelmann is another who likes Elvis Presley. She also enjoys animals. The goal in life that Phyllis Zambito would like to attain is to write a story about the antics of a sinister group which gathers in the back of the room each day known as the boys. This is Blanche Carr's last year in Adams. She likes the Clipper because it gives her the chance to be a critic. She says being on the staff is inspiring. fls that inspiring or expiring?j Christina Kotarski would like to meet a moon man and is inspired by every- day things. joyce Humphrey would like to be a nurse. She has been writing for school publications since junior high school. Eleanor Caianello gets her inspirations from music. She would like to become .1 professional pianist. Ismay Lawrence joined the Clipper because she always wanted to write in a ship's log. She likes unusual stories. The indispensable people around the Pa- per strewn meeting rooni are our typists. So let's have .1 three and .1 half water gun salute to Betty Azzato, Rose Cossentino. Btlfbtllll Oddi and Betty Lamberson. This is Lowell C.ish's tirst term on the n1.1g.1zine. He wants to be .1 nun when he grows up. I-le writes about people. He is .1 junior Ci Nan mixture of Wlill Rodgers .ind ll. l.. hlencken. 'l'here .n'en't .iny more lhumhn.1ils around so this is the end .is Cecil li. Dehlille would say, Besides, our boat just sprang .1 leak. In Srlmul or Uul lIfSI'lI001 . . Paqyld Iyhdrnl L ' Y0u'll Always Fe-f-I liiglll in il I' 1 H by 103-02 LIBEIVPY AVENUE , 1957 NASH ' Aff lzfwfvfx 11ffzzyf1.1ffL1f1ff.' 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