Lafayette High School - Legend Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1948 volume:

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'xrg 'za F : H1 ers. 4.aQ'g This Above All: To Thine Ownself Be True YEARROOK OE THE SENIOR CLASS IANUARY I948 LAFAYETTE HIGH SCHOOL BENSON AVENUE BROOKLYN, NEW YORK DR. EREDERICK WILLIAM OSWALD, PRINCIPAL Managing Editor Assistant Editors Literary Staff Art Staff Photography Staff Business and Advertising Manager Assistants Four Priscilla Bader lra Ewen ,1 ,f Edith Seidlitz Muriel Bernhard: Grayce Crino Gil Ionas A Barbara Blum lzlorty Gerberg David Fishbein, Gerard Abrams Fila l-lazan Gloria Iliildoia rlyne Wertheirri Editor Rx Ruth Gitov: Marilyn Levy Phyllis Roizrnan Clara Sclilein Iudith Kanarick Stanley Schauben Arthur Le-ber Harvey Snanus Roslyn Blackman Legend Representatives Minno Borsse Seymour Bilitslcy Hilcloi Greenberg Sybil Kohler Nciorni Kruger Audrey Lcrvine Harriet Zichlin Faculty Adviser Mr. Som Levine Leoh Levin Noro Levin Carol Roth Rosolie Scinro Lorrciine Schwartz Dione Smookler The LEGEND is grotelul to Mrs, Helen Hcruptrnon's Secretoriol Prcictice 65 Close for its help in typing all ot the rrioteriol in the Senior section, to Mr. lerorne Shostoik for reocling oll the rnclnuscripts, ond to Mr. Iohn Eustis for his ciid in the selection of ort Work. ,L .., Five Dedication - Beyond these hotllowed holls they stcire, The men who see, the men who hope Aheotd the mist of future cleors And through the veil two notes cctn be perceived. We see ot mighty empire built on trust Whose steel structures, fortified by friendliness Ccxn stcnd to mock time's potssdge. Yet ctt the instctnt thott our eyes this joy behold Another imotge comes before us: We must fectr, it is cm dwful vision So otwful thot our fectr is not enough. We see ct sombre twilight gripping eorth with clutching fingers, Gripping bore ond bctrren ectrth. We see ct dotrlcness never yet beheld A night without ct dawn. The reign of deotth hos come. There is no life. There ctre no groves. The cities which once stood in mighty splendor Gone! The hands of mortctls did Whgt natures conscience would not let its true might perpetrctte. And in this solemn twilight there is only one lctst mocking glow. A greenish glow, the rcldium of nightl Step forth you men who see ctnd hope, Stotnd up to give life to mcin's finer reverie! Let not thot second spector strike to loosen nevermore its strotngling grosp! The strongest shield of dll is truth, The finest weapon, trust- With these we must our bottles fight, With these we must win pectce. Men of vision, gctze dhectdilet there be life Let there be life! IRA EWEN Six f i gf? 'f gt , t t c t ' fw , , f f XZQQ, f Wx ,W f K 1 X223 4 52 Af NZ X M , f f , -IEE: W lwififffi X J i X' FN f . 9 x., Q TO THE CLASS OF IANUARY 1948: You are going out from Lafayette at a time when our coun- try is being called upon again to sacrifice and save that the peoples of Europe may not fall into despair and starvation. You are being asked to serve mankind, to think in terms of human- ity, and not merely of yourself. May this thought go with you all your lives. May you realize that selfishness never leads to true happiness. May you dedicate your lives to the service of your fellows, your city, state, nation, and your God. May you do unto and for others as you Would have them do unto you, Thus and thus only can We bring true brotherhood to this World of ours. Yours principal, l RED'K. WM. OSWALD November, l947 Eight Z ,ff f W -k Mffmj lt is with real regret that l bid you goodloye, at the ehol ot our three years ot planning together. l have watched with great pleasure the erithusiasir. d A an maturity you have showri in haridliria your resporie sibility as Seriiors. lflay this same splendid spirit help you meet sua Cesstully the problems ahead. My loest wishes oo with you HlfRMlA H HAPTER SENIOR ISIDOR AUERBACH HELEN HAUPTMAN BARNET RAPPAPORT MARIORIE IAMES REBECCA SIMONS IRVING GORDON . . X , f ,,...ff?:Iv ,f f . ,.,E :Zig f X4 W... H Tv. I . A 1 ,ii g ' vp ' 3- Ei 5 h , .,., Q , X ' Q? A X Nw? K X W f , X 'Xf W N3 w 45 Q 'R f fa 95 f, Q mf! ffv X 7 'O f f VG' , f W . y -----'- 2 ,,f V f TEACHERS MABEL STIMMEL FLORENCE MARANS VIVIAN GREENFIELD COSIMO DE PIETTO SAMUEL ZARACHOFF BEATRICE WAKS X X ,, ,. xX X I, .... .- v ,.. it KJ. N NM..--:ri x- I I 'V- D... V ...-7 W.. f x,.i-- . ,.. ' W...-H' i -1 ,,,,.,...-.-v , N . my h,,.,.. ....., . W X N. P --s AN EDITORIAL We who have been educated in a democracy and believe in freedom must fight for peace. The tragic war which so recently has been won has brought the world to a period of 'suspended animationf' the tranquility we sought is even now eluding our grasp. We who realize the awful finality of another world conflict have a great responsibility to bear. The world is often oblivious to the great dangers threatening it. We must awaken the worldg we must never let OUR minds sleep. We are the youth of Americag in our hands rests the future of the world, We must always examine situations carefully, and draw inferences from thought, not emotion. The racial and religious intolerence of the modern world is brought about by people who feel instead of think. The intelligence with which we have been gifted must be utilized, and not left to rest. We must be individuals, and not part of a mob. A thinking world instead of an impetuous world, means a world of peace instead of one which is ravaged by war. We must never permit the mental discipline which has been inculcated into our personalities throughout our school lives to vanish, but we must always preserve it as an inherent part of our make-up. We have been taught to think carefully and to choose wisely. Only by doing these can we hope to reach our goals and to glorify the concepts of democracy. Finally we must realize that no past victory is so greatg no present failure so dismal as to warrant living in retrospect. A mature person must be able to live in each instant as it passes. The material world is the world of the present and none other. lt is here that we must plant our hopes so as to reap a fuller harvest in the future. By IRA EWEN Ten Youth T l am not wise, say this of me: Tm young My world is harsh and strange, yet l'm its king T , Y, I.. Oh, be there the reason for the bubbling spring J ,, Of passionstseeming small, songs often sung. 5 My words are made of foreign cloth, who flung This earthly cloak of nettles, see they sting My flesh, what makes the knowing church bells ring, Proclaim my fate to grace a heap of dung? l shall not die, oh no, my laughter mocks Philosophers and priests, and in my veins The pulsing blood denies the hands of clocks l flirt with fire, l run with fearful rains Through graveyards, where l crush the mourning rocks, Then lift my feet and fly: Life bring your pains. URSALA KATZKY Reminiscent Here, l sit with nothing much to do. Teacher gives last lesson, and l reminisce of you. Has it really happened, can it all be true, Am I really leaving, are my school-days all through? History dates, algebra rules, and the songs we had to sing, Each and every class we've had have left a mirth or sting. The teachers as they babbled, on this or the other thing, They didn't know we listened for the passing bell to ring. The cafeteria rumpus upon which teacher would frown, The screaming on top of lungs in my ears do pound, The boogie woogie kid goin' to town. Lafayette students, Are any of us sound? The baseball, the soccer, the football games we won The volleyball, the tennis, the basketball. All well done' Each and every game we attended, was so much fun. All the kids who gave, Their everything, the Lafayette daughter and son. They asked each term money for GO. dues, And remember the Marquis and Lafayette News. The senior expenses, were greeted with Boas And when Dad saw the bills, he blew a fuse. Here l sit with tears in my eyes to say, This is the end of my many happy years of work and play We leave behind our childhood of yesterday, Oh! Lafayette! We don't want to leave, we want to stay! NANCY HURANT Eleven WE CHO GSE Mr. Nat B1umentl1al4A love of science in high school started him on his career. He enjoys teaching both male and female students because he feels that Since they are going to be together for the rest of their lives, high school is the best place for them to learn to under- stand each other. He is married and has two sons, His hobby is working in his garden, and also woodwork- ing. The greatest influence in his life was parental dis- cipline, His advice to the graduates is to obtain a bet- ter understanding of their teachers and fellow students. He always thinks that he is at a football game and that the students in front of him are draped in blankets when he sees girls in long skirts. , ' , 1 ,ug q . ,X ' '- ff M 4 3 'Z Q f if y 1 4 , 7 f 4 Q f f ' , 7 A f 5 I 4, ,,Z'f', . rf' if ,,,f,,,, ' ff f Z X l 7 f W Mr. Cosimo Di Pietto-When he told me that his mothers eight brothers were all musicians, l didnt have to ask what started him on his career. The great est influence in his life was not his uncles. However, the talks which he had with his father and the way in which they encouraged him had the greatest effect. His personal life centers around his wife and daughter Outside of school, he conducts the St, Iohn's University chorus. His conception of the ideal student is the one who develops to the utmost his talents and abilities reach his students and to impress upon them the im His ideal teacher is the one who makes every effort to WZ? X i ,Z portance of continued and serious application to their work. He thinks that the only possible advantage of longer skirts is to cover undesirable underpinnings, Mr. Irving Gordon'-'Naturally l prefer female stu- dents, was Mr. Gordon's emphatic reply. They work harder, are more conscientious, and besides, they are ' cuter, His liking for social studies and the advice of ' one of the professors at Columbia started him on the 1' road to teaching, ln the past, he had many hobbies, but now he has time for only one-writing. One of li' these years, he hopes to walk into a class room and zfzlzl' t find everybody prepared for work. fHe must be an I-T' V optimistj He leaves us the famous cafeteria saying, Thats not my trayewhy should l take it away, and T T hopes we will take the saying with us and that it will S disappear from Lafayette, Twelve Mr. George HauptHThe necessity of supporting his family is what started Mr, Haupt in the field of teach- ing. His ideal student is one who loves his fellowmen. He prefers to teach the stronger sex because they have a better understanding of fair play. His mother was his greatest influence in life, she taught him to be a straight thinker, Mr. Haupt feels that skirts should be neither too long nor too short tthree or four inches be- low the kneel, He leaves us with the thought that we should become worthy citizens and lovers of true democracy, if i Q - ? ti Q 5 Tiff y , if if if Mr. William HorniHe is happily married to his child hood sweetheart. They were classmates at New Utrecht High School. His idea of the model student is the one who is clean, neat, respectful, pleasant and who does his work not to please the teacher but for self improve- ment. His pet peeve is the ''Learn-me-somethin'-l-dare- you student. The greatest influence on his life was the realization that a person can successfully accomplish anything he determinedly sets out to do. When asked why he became a teacher, Mr. Horn gave the following reply: l'Should l ever learn the reason, l'll then have something to blame it on. Mr. Sam Levine-An ideal student, according to Mr. Levine, is one who tries to cooperate in his homework, attitudes, and general all-around scholarship. A teach- er should have extreme patience and fortitude, and understanding of the adolescent boy or girl. He has attained his goal in life and is very happy. His wife is the greatest influence in his life. He believes that as long as women will be women, styles wlll change and if they like the new length, then he's all for it. His ad- vice to the graduating class is to acquire a vital inter- est in current events, an interest they now seem to lack. Mr. Isadore MillmanfHere s another gentleman who prefers blondesfwith blue eyes of course, Mr. Millman claims his wife as hQs greatest influence in life. He has a child too, History students, beware! lt was his high school history teacher who started him on the path he treads today. As to his preference for male or female students, it is needless to say that the fairer sex gets his vote. The reason-boys can't wear the new longer skirts that Mr. Millman fancies. He leaves us with a novel gift-the broken shades of Room 4Ol. Mr. Milton Novak-He was educated at Madison High and Brooklyn College and holds the rank of Major in the Air Force Reserve. He is a devoted student of singing and has studied with teachers in Various parts of the country. Une of his idiosyncrasies is reading novels and not completing them. His pet peeve is excessive radio advertising that interrupts a good program. Ad- vice to the Senior Classvkeep your sense of humor! f A I 0 :sn 1 I Mr. Barnet Rappczport-Many effects of the depres- sion were unfavorable, but here's one exception, it gave us Mr. Rappaport as a teacher. lt was then that he chose his present profession. Besides teaching, he devotes a good deal of time to running a hotel. Other than that he does a lot of reading and participates in his favorite sport, handball. The greatest moments in his life were, according to Mr. Rappaport-the day of his marriage and the day his son was born. He does not favor the new length skirts and claims that women do not either, but are the slaves of fashion. He beaueaths the graduation class his best wishes for a successful and happy life, and, most importantly, his fervent hopes for a peaceful and happy world. Mr. Sollis Schub-One of his professors at the Univer- sity of Wisconsin had the greatest influence on his life. He believed in two-sided philosophy and always gave convincing arguments for both sides of any controver- sial subject. As for Mr. Schub's personal life, he believes that a teacher has no personal life. Everything he does is public. His idea of the model student is a girl that graduated last term. However, he wouldn't mention any names. The question of longer skirts did not stump him either. He quickly answered that girls ankles don't interest him-he looks for brains. Mr. Schub is al- so an accomplished gourmet. He thinks that one of the greatest pleasures in life is good apple pie, and pump- kin pie-in season. His secret ambition is to be a chef at the Waldorf. Fourteen Teachers were interviewed by MURIEL BERNHARDT, MARILYN LEVY CLARA SCHLIEN amfmi-The Lafayette People Preface To help the graduates to understand the ideals, traditions and institutions which have shaped their development in Lafayette and to stimulate them to think honestly about the problems facing the modern American, have been the guiding principles in the preparation of this history. The minor incidents and humor concommitant with these situations are also a vital part of the graduates development. We have tried to lose neither the humor nor the drama of your development, we have tried to again point out those countless, fond trivialities which accompany the development of the child into the adult, Come back with us four years. A transport is carrying your brothers, cousins, and fathers overseas. A little, cringing child tries to hold his head high, and gazes into the future. Chapter l-The Discovery ln l943 a dilapidated bus owned by the Pinta, Nina, and Syken Bus Serv- ice, lnc., floated into the marshes. A three foot-three inch individual left the bus and crawled through the foliage to observe a mighty empire built upon a sand dune. Racing back from whence he came, he reported the discovery of this mythical empire with golden bars over the windows. This incited the ad- venturous graduates of low schools to apply for admission to the glorious school beyond civilization which they called, because of its elevated position, a high school. Chapter 2-The Infiltration of Civilization The obviously savage inhabitants of the golden empire were glorified and civilized by the entrance of the freshmen. Soon their civilization had become so complex, that in order to spread it, the older citizens had to stand in front of large rooms and write on black walls with White crayons. ln l944, an es- pecially large exodus of immigrants from the low schools, caused an influx of many people into the high school, which they called Lafayette. And, as thousands of ships and planes rolled off the assembly lines, the freshmen held their heads a little higher, and were called sophomores. CContinuedD Fifteen Chapter 3-The Flowering of Culture Then one summer's day, a lapanese town was wiped off the face of the earth, and a new era began. Meanwhile, the abilities of the children who had entered Lafayette were increasing, now they were juniors. They began to join activities with un- natural zeal. Literature spread through Lafayette as two examples of de- mocracy flourished. Then, as the world celebrated a long-awaited event, the juniors felt an electric change comlng over their personalities. Their faces had become more worn, and wrinkles had appeared on what was once the smooth skin of ignor- ance. They began to take interest in elections. Their intelligence increased to the point that they found more differences in the candidates than were evident in their faces. They realized that elections were a vital part of democracy and that interest in elections is mandatory for citizens in a democracy of any sort. One day they looked into a mirror, saw a sparkle in their eyes and the reflec- tion of the sunshine in their hair. Their spirits were buoyant. ln a flash they realized what had transpired. They had become seniors! And somewhere on a South Pacific lsland, a boy knew that he would see his family again, soon . . . Chapter 4-No Decline and Fall of the Lafayette Empire Suddenly the seniors became button conscious. Each day they walked into their rooms and grinned at the teacher saying, Did they come yet? The more impatient ones made their own. Then one day a witch doctor entered the classroom bearing a box which had upon it the words: !'Seniors, take one! Upon the tin was embodied the spirit which had transformed naive children into naive adults. The seniors pinned them on and strutted through the halls shouting, One side! Senior coming through! Then in proud dignity they strode into the cafe- teria where they asserted their new found power. And as families were reunited, the seniors left the kingdom of Lafayette- they left to become the men and women of America. They left to take on jobs to get a higher education, to search for happiness and peace. f Epilogue Yet, as they left, there were new people to take over the kingdom of La- fayette, for it was realized that any civilization dependent on one person group, or minority, would die. 1 Throughout the history of the world there have been many civilizations. Let us honor one whose people have triumphed over circumstance, yet have not been vanquished by time. Let the bonds which bind them n'er be broken, but let them hold as a monument to time. THE EDITORIAL BOARD Sixteen e Z g :gy b iid All if We, the Seniors of the graduating UD class of lanuary l948, despite num- erous insinuations, claim to be of sound mind and body, and having been seized by an attack of generosity, do hereby bequeath the following: To our esteemed principal, Dr. Oswald, we leave our sincerest gratitude and deepest respect. To Mr. Grady We extend our appreciation for the subtle humor that brighte ened our daily life. To our much respected grade adviser. Mrs. Rafter, we leave our everlast- ing thanks for her understanding nature and her patient assistance and guide ance. To those others who are left behind, we make the following beaueaths: Mr. Pincus and Mr. Bloom: A nice, dwell-mannered WJ Senior assembly. Mr. Novak: A blackboard without geometry symbols cluttering it up. Miss Holihan: lUU unbreakable thermometers. Mr. Starrs: Students of good moral stability, filled with respect for parents and teachers and not filled with statements that question authority, Miss Costa: A quiet hall while she is teaching classes. Mr. Nazer: We leave The Lost Chord fif We find itD. Mrs. Holden: A last row of students who don't kibitz. Mr. Levine: A good 25 cigar and some thousand dollar bills to light it with. Miss Teijeiro: lU,UUU cubic feet of fresh air. lContinuedl Seventeen Mr. Bernstein: A book oi 500 funny jokes. Mrs. Blicker: Enough pink cords with which to threotten dll her clctsses. Mrs. Eggers: A new set ot golf clubs. Miss Koechling: 36 yords ot string to drow circles with. Mr. Rappaport: A pretect closs ot girls who don't use the closet mirror. Mrs. Warshcruer: A closs thoit will copy oill the notes she puts on the bocrrd. Mr. Gordon: A tew extroi oil wells to putter ciround in, Mr. Schuh: lohnls other wite, Girls' H. E. department: A dozen new bosketbolls thot bounce. Football Team: Our spacious Lotdyette tootbotll tield ond grondstoinds, Speaker's Bureau: Some decent scripts. Next term's 'News' editor-in-chief: A successful MLNSIXIB 4300 and d wolk- ie-tcllkie set with which to keep in touch with school octivities. Next term's G.O. president: A 5,000-word cornpoiign speech including some plcrusible promises. Cafeteria: We leotve 200 mcirble topped totbles equipped with privorte booths, indirect lighting, d juke box, coke incichine, ond some beoutitul wotitresses. Next term's graduating class: Some used crepe pcrper with which to dec- orctte the gyrn for next terrns pronig ct tew secondhand Senior buttons Cbotrgotin rortesl, Freshies: Sorne worn out brciins to toice the next ten yeors ot study in Lcttcty- ette with. Lafayette: We leove you ci student body willing to support ond porticipctte in oll your cictivities, CLASS: IANUARY 1948 Ratitied with the blood of every Senior. PHYLLIS ROIZMAN , . fi Xb 1. f at Xi . 1 L vf '2 Eighteen ' GAZE INTCD TI-IE CRYSTAL BALL This is your gossipy columnist, Cookie Crino, reporting to you from the Frenchie Boom, atop the famous Nedick's building where the lanuary '48 class ot Lafayette is holding the tirst reunion in ten years. l'm standing near the entrance folks, so l won't miss a trick , . 4 and here comes the orchestra, conducted by Ioe Gallo, Cnow known as loe Gallive and His livin Pivel and featuring Myron Syken on drums and Nathan Levine on clarinet. Lionel Kilberg, who is janitor here, is runnlng over and begging loe to let him play a few numbers with the old gang. loe says okay, and Lionel is on the bandstand! The crowds are beginning to pour in now . , . Here comes Aida Carreras and Diane Goldstein, the tamous models, walking arm in arm with lohn Power- house and l-larry Come-on-over. All attention is now centered on the two large windows at the rear ot this room, A rocket ship in the torrn ot a dragon has just landed on the root. The pilot is taking oft his goggles, and its Ira Ewen, the only human inhabitant ot lflars. Back to the door again. Here comes Edith Seidlitz and her third husband, l, P. Moneybags. Hes short, tat and bald, folks, but hes literally llrolling in dough, Edith is wearing a white mink coat which Qs hanging over one shoul- der and dragging across the lloor. Here comes lack Baumander, the strongest man in the world, tyou remem- ber lack studied physical culturel, Ot course Lena Benson is his wife, still taithtul atter all these years. Ruth Gitow is coming in with her actor husband. Shes his press agent as well as his wite. With them is Phyllis Roizman, the tamous fashion designer and her handsome husband. Phyllis is wearing an original creation, and be- lieve me, its really a creationl Following her are the three best dressed women ot the year, Gloria Dweck, clad in a little glass number, Honey Leikind wearing a creamy milk gown and Kitty Bonanno enveloped in the latest cellophane style. Here comes General Edward Shanahan. Hes tollowed by two other uni- torrns, Sheldon Trombergechiel ot Police and Charlie Bennet, No. l85734 in a black and white striped unitorm. Whats that chain you're dragging, Charlie? Lets take a look where some ol the crowds are gathered. ln this corner Pete Fazio, pitcher tor the Yankees, is having a triendly argument with Al Di Gregorio. intielder tor the Dodgers. lt started out triendly, but put those bats down, boys! Here-'s the bitt surprise ot the evening. Howie Greii who used to work in Ohrbaclis alter school in '47 is now President ol the Company and will sell everything wholesale to all present this evening Twenty - Ahal l-leres a good-looking fellow, Tall, dark and handsome Tommy Damino. Now he's not so shy . , . Ahal . . . Photographer Dave Fishbein still at it, taking one inch by two inch pictures tonight and selling them for 33,00 apiece. Here comes Priscilla Bader. the editor of Who's Who. and Arlene Wertheim the woman senator. They are both accompanied by their socially prominent husbands. Speaking of prominence, Phil Unger who was voted Deans Benchwarmer back in '48, is now the CoePrincipal of Lafayette . . . Pardon me folks while l order some cookies from the headwaiter lack Silberlicht. And speaking of food, here come three big hams, Stuart Iosephsberg, Eddy Shaitken, and Robert Grobstein. La La Sandler will do a scene from Hamlette. and the rest of the entertainment will be handled by Rita Miller, the Metropolitan Cpera star. Eyes are turning toward the door again as Rachel Orsano and Iean Sparagna come in with a fleet of sailors. Times havent changed much, have they! Theres chemist Muriel Bemhardt talking with Dr. Neil Novin, who is still carefree and cheerful as always. Gil Ionas, the famous lovelorn columnist, is conferring with Irwin Mohr, author of the famous books 'll-lappiness in Hell and Mohr's lnfernof' Nearby is Walter Shea, with eleven little Shea's to make the perfect football team, Vinny Gargano isn't doing so bad either, he has six. Somebody spilled some punch and here comes the chambermaid to clean up. Why it's Rita Orleans! C0n the side, she writes books on politics, lectures on woman suffrage, and is running for President of the United Statesl Talking to one of his pals, is Carmine Serpa, the best dressed boy of the senior class. l-le's wearing the newest things in male fashion, a pink shirt, a blue and yellow striped suit, green silk stockings and black wedgies. Hes still the best dressed man in town, Well everybody, the band is playing the nostalgic strains of Our strong bonds can ne'er be broken, Almost all of the women are dabbing their eyes with their hankies, and all the men are blowing their noses. They're all remem- bering-the good ole days when they were seniors at Lafayette l-lighl GRAYCE CRINO Twentyfone I . XY' ' 1 N: 1 Sf, I M .X I , ' i' I ULU' 1 -I lui. 'V-I-I4 WF- V .1..'L.I'. 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X u ff. f 1 eil 'ii' f Y If fr. -1, .- , . -U .fvVu Jwdh Hanai-IQVQ Double Dose l said goodbye to my boyfriend and entered the restricted confines. No males allowed in the girls' locker room. l got dressed quickly and went to one of the many mirrors to admire my spotless, starched gym suit. At first l thought something was wrong with the mirror. l looked for it all over my gym suit but it was nowhere to be seen. Beaded perspiration began to fall from my brow. lt seemed as though my knees knocked as fast as my heart was beating. My hands became cold and clammy, my fingers, numb. l stood there trembling. I had forgotten to embroider my name on my gym suit!! l squared my shoulders and bravely climbed the steps, ready for what- ever might confront me up there! When l entered the gym and realized how late l was, it seemed more like an execution room. The girls had already begun to play basketball, however, they were not shooting for baskets, but large white circles drawn on the wall. As l walked by one of the courts, toward the desk, l heard a ref call out, Circle made-two points! Miss Elaine Eiousf' l heard my teacher say. You were marked absent! Where were you? Where is your pass? Why are you late? Thinking that she didn't notice my nameless suit, l started to tell her some- thing about how my locker broke, but without success. Miss Fillup interrupted my excuse with, !'What's that l don't see? l told you last week that any girl who did not have her full name on her gym suit, would fail. You, young lady, are no exception, even if you are a senior. l tried to talk my way out of my punishment, but my efforts were in vain. She continued . . . you will report for detention for the rest of the week. Since you are too late to play, referee the game on court three. l Walked over to one of the games and started refereeing. The only rule l knew was for jump balls. Therefore, throughout the entire game my whistle was blown calling all violations and fouls, toss-ups! Naturally, the members of both teams became furious and started complaining. After they realized that their complaints were not heeded, they installed a new system, whereby they tugged at my gym suit, pulled my buttons, hair, hair ribbon . . . ouch! By the time my gym suit was just a mass of strips draped over my body, the five minute bell rang. But l couldn't leave as it's a ref's privilege to put away all equipment. l dragged my weary body to the balls and pinnys, put them away and suddenly realized that l had to go to Miss Porttes class next period. Nobody ever comes late to her class. l whizzed past the other refs, dashed down the steps only to be stopped by Mrs. Wellcon. l don't want anyone running down my steps! Now turn around and walk up and down the right way! . Oh no! l cried breathlessly, but had to obey. When l finally did reach my locker, there was a little card, color, pink, attached to it. lt said that l should report immediately, to the Deans office for eating in the Locker Room. Well, least I wasn't late!!! By ARLYNE WERTHEIM Twenty-three ,rw M WWW Wy 'H 4-MY? 2 X 'R 'VN Bosin ORT6 ,fa-1-w 6- Sdmubfrl This is the Year That overcast day in lune seemed to foretell the gloom that was about to follow as the Frenchies strode in for their last turn at bat, trailing lO-5. Chubby Serpa stepped up to the platter and out of the expectant silence, a sudden un- expected verbal staccato burst forth from the Maroon bench as if to serve notice that the Prenchies were not licked yet. Serpa batted the third pitch to left field, and the rest was history. The gloom had been forecast not for the Bensonhurst lads but for the de- fending champions from Grover Cleveland. Nine men belted five runs across to knot the score and rush right back to seize the City Championship in the tenth. What could have been a more fitting finish for the never-say-die spirit which copped the Brooklyn title a few days before? Who could but forget the two no-hitters hurled by Pete Pazio . . . the Dick Merriwell finish against Tilden when the Maroon batters were no-hitted for four frames and went on to win, 20-4 . , . the thrilling comeback to earn for a two-two deadlock against Brook- lyn Tech while only garnering one solitary hit from Bobby Sundstrom? But this was merely the beginning of a dauntless spirit which was later to become synonomous with Lafayette, the school. This was the school whose Bobby Beiss had tallied 30 points in a single basketball contest. This was the school whose handball team had gone into every match an underdog, but be- cause of the stout heart of lerry Fried and Bobby Tave and a few others, had notched the Brooklyn crown in a breathtaking 3-2 victory over Lincoln only to lose the city title by the same score. And this term we have witnessed the most successful Lafayette campaign ever. For this is the same school whose soccer team had won the city diadem three consecutive seasons and was well on its way to its fourth at this writing. As usual, it boasted of the city's leading scorers and top defensive players in Herman, Gensler, Shack, Soldo, Pappas, etc. But the piece de resistance was accomplished on the gridiron. No record was left unbroken. The first three games were not only victories but the oppo- nents failed to dent Maroon paydirt. Among the backlield members were the city's leading scorer, Hal Seidenberg, and Constantino, Canessa, Kerkhoff, and Company. That aforementioned spirit enabled the Maroon to tally two last minute T.D.'s to beat Tilden and to roll over New Utrecht, 34-O, the largest total ever accumulated by a Lafayette team. And how can we forget Seidenbergs all-around passing and running as he scored all the Frenchie markers to pul- verize Erasmus, l9-U? . . . 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N? ,MN 5 Y AN QV -- q ENE 4355129 J SENIOR OFFICERS SENIOR COUNCIL SENIOR ARISTA MAJOR INSIGNIA and G.O. OFFICERS SPEAKERS' BUREAU STUDENT COURT COMBINED MUSIC ACTIVITIES 'HHN 'Wg 3 Y SOCCER TEAM BASKETBALL TEAM GO-GETTERS CHEERING SQUAD GERARD ABRAMS Photography Club: Service Club: Cafeteria Squad: Legend Staff Photographer: Senior Class Rep. ARCHITECTWEXPECTS TO AT- TEND CITY COLLEGE Terry is a ladies' man-He is every lady's fan GLORIA ABRAMS Lafayette Booster Squad: Lafay- ette News Rep.: Sec. to Mr. Horn: Sec. to Mr. Levine. BROOKLYN COLLEGE Gloria is like a diamond- Sparkling, precious, and rare. GLORIA ABRAMS Secretary, 4th Term, to Mrs. Canning: Secretary in Sten., 4th Term, to Mrs. Hauptman: Home- work Monitor, 7th Term: Secre- tary, 3rd Term, to Miss Marans: Laf. News Rep., 4th Term. That she is sweet we have no doubt, But Why she is quiet we haveit found out, ELAYNE ACSELROD Service Squad: Marquis Rep.: Legend Staff: Marquis Staff: Sec- retary to Mr. Novak. RETAIL CLOTHING BUYER Cant imagine Why I love His- tory-couldn't it be 'cause lm fond. of dates? FLORENCE ALP Glee Club: Library Squad: Sec. to Mr. Schenberg: Lafayette News Rep.: Legend Rep. PAIN'-IZER COLLEGE EOR PHYSI- CAL EDUCATION cS I-IYGIENE. Dance, Ballerina, Dance. KENNETH ANDRIOLA Kenneth is a swell boy, To have him in our Class 1 1 iw: l f 1' 1 f',f ,W ,l- .' bv vs? I 3 .Ek A, V i l , it .5 , ffxifff rf - Q Q xr , , yi? X N jyQ-'Sf DIANE APOTHEKER Library Squad Capt.: Laf. News Staff: Radio Guild. COSTUME DESIGNER It's nice to be natural When your naturally nice. ISADORE ARAKENGY Ah, Mr. De, pleasel ANTOINETTE ASPALTO Mr. Pocai's secretary, Mr. Grady's office. AIRLINE HOSTESS Toni, Toni, bright and gay lust one smile and the boys come her way. MELVIN AUSTIN Senior Band: Sec. to Miss Iames: Class President: Cafeteria Squad: Lafayette News Rep. N. Y, U, TO BE ONE OE THE GREATEST PRODUCERS Ol: WOMENS SPORTSVVEAR Swell guy, in every Way Hope he always stays that Way, STEVEN BADALAMENTI Senior Band: Leader of School Dance Band: Orchestra. MUSICIAN AND TRUMPET PLAYER A nice guy with a musical air, He could make trierids any- where PRISCILLA BADER Marquis Editor: Legend Managing Editor: Lafayette News-Editorial Assistant: Ir. and Senior Arista: Maior TO DO SOMETHING WORTH WHILE When about her talents we did hear, About her future We had no tear, LEE BAIONE TO GET MARRIED Ouite a thrush, But can she blush! IOSEPH BANKOWSKY Service Squad. BROOKLYN COLLEGE A swell guy and whats more It's hard to get him sore. ALBERT BARON Lieutenant on Service Squad. CITY OR L, I. U. EOR BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Like .Clark Gable, he is ready and able. SYDEL BARON Square Dance Club: Sec. to Mr. Bonom: Cafeteria Squad. BROOKLYN COLLEGE She likes math - especially radicals, BETTY BARUCH Booster Squad. EXPORTING FIRM, BROOKLYN COLLEGE CNIGI-ITI How often do you tind a com- bination of beauty and brains. SHEILA BASS Speakers Bureau: Dramatics Club: Alumni Squad. STAGE ACTING Who knows-she may be an- other Bette Davis. . .S S f N X Sv f X f 9' X ,I , Q f f X f fi s, f -of , if f f , 5 . J ,, ,Q-nf ,.A ' , , , ff I MINNA BASSE Marquis Stait: Accounting Office Squad: Legend Staff: Mr. Blank's Sec.: News Rep. TEACHER Shes a little bunch of mischief with a great personality. FRANCES BATTAGLIA Library squad-3 terms. TO BE HAPPY Sweet gal, nice smile, Knowing her is worth while. ALLAN BAUMAN Attendance Squad: Cafeteria Squad: Chemistry Squad. TO BE A WEALTI-IY BUSINESS MAN To know him is to like him. IACK BAUMANDER Glee Club: Service Squad fPhysic Laboratoryl: Leaders Corps: Football Team: Photogra- pher on Legend. STUDY AIR CONDITIONING An athlete, a scholar, a lad full ot Iun, a good disposition all rolled into one, MARIORIE BECKER Secretary to Mr. Pincus. Senior Show. Iune '47. RETAIL BUYER An all around gal, Who's everyones pal! CAROL BEDERSON MODEL Sweet, sincere and nice, A girl you'd think of twice, THERESA BENINTENDI COURT STENOGRAPHER The sweetest story ever told And very short at that. FRANK CIPRIANI Baseball Team: Football Team. PROFESSIONAL BASEBALL To know him is to like him, FRED BERG Quiet and sincere Is the lad we mention he-re. it , I 4 R 4, , I . , L X f z , 4 2 BARBARA BERGER Social Studies Office: English Office: Usher Squad: Secy. to Mr. Starrs. ,- LABORATORY TECHNICIAN - E, BROOKLYN COLLEGE Shes nice, just by acting natu- ral. 'K SYDELLE BERGER On library squad for three terms. TRAVEL ALL OVER I WORLD, ESPECIALLY FRANCE AND SPAIN Good sport, good student, Always jolly, always iffrudent. RUTH BERMAN Teacher's helper: Gym office: Square Dance Club: French Club: Ir. Arista. Intelligence is an achievement rare When found in a lace so lair. DORIS BERGSTEIN Locker Squad: Lafayette News Rep. and Marquis Rep.: Sec. to Mrs. Winchester: Cafeteria Squad. BROOKLYN COLLEGE - IOUR- NALIST Double trouble is her name But we like her just the sarne, MURIEL BERNHARDT Legend Staff: Grade Adviser's Office: Pretect Class Treasurer: Secretary to Mr. Rappaport: Laf- ayette News Rep. CI-IEMIST-BROOKLYN COLLEGE When it comes to sweetness, charm and fun, Muriels our outstanding one MARVIN BERNOWITZ Leaders Corps: Service Squad Cafeteria, Captain. CORNELL UNIVERSITY Brains, Inc. ARNOLD BERNSTEIN Spanish Play: Illustrated Cover for Soccer Magazine. ARTIST CFASI-IION DESIGNl A great guy, full of lun, I-le is liked by everyone. EDYTHE BERNSTEIN Iunior Arista: Biology Squad, 5 terms: Pan American Club. LINGUIST - BROOKLYN COL- LEGE Except for sneezin' In the hay-tever season, Her acting is pleasinf IRWIN BERNSTEIN Library Squad: Service Squad: Cafeteria Squad. TO TRAVEL TO SOUTH AMER- ICA I-Ie knew all the answers, no wonder he worked in the inimeograph room. MERVYN BERRIN Chemistry Laboratory, 5 terms: G. O. Rep., 2 terms: Marquis Rep.. 3 terms: Art Staff: Service Squad. DRAFTSMAN When we say no, Were his toe, Because he's rep. of the G. O. NORMAN BICKELMAN CCaptainJ Locker Squad: Bio. Squad: Cafeteria Squad. A promising student i always promising to clo better. STANLEY BIER Glee Club: Service Squad. ENGINEER Sunny, bright, a real live wire Is the guy we all aclrnire. SEYMOUR BILITSKY' Legend Representative: Marquis Rep.: Chem. Squad: Cafeteria Squad: Bonds 6 Stamp Rep. CHEM. ENGINEER, C. C. N. Y. In all his work he's done his best, And now he's glad it's off his chest, IOSEPHINE BILLERA Office 121: Secretary to Mrs. Klurfeld: Marquis Rep.: Sec. to Mrs. Holihan: Secretary to Mr. Dyke. STENOGRAPHER IN SPANISH- DRAKES BUSINESS SCHOOL Whatever you do, Wherever you Q01 A nicer girl you'll never know. GLORIA BIRENZWEIG n Locker Squad C2 Termsl: Miss Hecht's Offiice. SECRETARY Many a guy will straighten his tie TQ get a glimpse of Gloria's eye. PAULA BITMAN Sec. to Miss Marchiano: Locker Squad: Badminton Club: Red Cross Club. SECRETARY Here is a girl, good and fine, Not one one to step out of line, MARILYN BLACK Secretary to Mr. Schenberg and Mr. Rosen: ,Senior Council. SECRETARY Tops in all, and you can see That is her personality. ROSLYN BLACKMAN Secretary to Mr. Arbeit: Library Staff: Secretary ot the Legend: Secretary to Mr. Blank: Marquis Staff. SCERETARY Typically feminine is this lass, Big brown eyes that spell out class IACK BLANK Service Squad, 1 Year: Cafeteria Squad 1112 years. BROOKLYN ,COLLEGE - AERO- NAUTICAL ENGINEER A good-natured fellow, a real pal. MELVIN BLANCK Cafeteria Squad Sgt. BROOKLYN COLLEGE Ouiet and shy, A real nice guy. AYLSE BLAU Sec. to Mr. Bloom: Sec. to Mr. Kaster: Mimeograph Squad. DENTIST'S ASSISTANT - DEN- TAL COLLEGE IN LONG IS- LAND. It's true, in size she may be short, But she's full of fun anal a swell sport. IACK BLOOM Service Squad: Cafeteria Squad: Senior Council. PLAN TO GO INTO ADVERTIS- ING ISOME COLLEGE IN CALIFORNIAI A good sport, fine friend, A boy on whom we can depend BARBARA BLUM Cheering Squad: Marquis Art Staff: Legend Art Staff: Mr. Eu- stis' Art Squad: Ir. Arista: Sr. Arista. FASHION ILLUSTRATOR - PRATT INSTITUTE A cheerleader, artist and pretty too, Girls like Barbara are very few ELLEN BLUM Bio. Lab. Squad: Glee Club: Contata Club: Library Squad: French Club. NURSING Whatever game Ellen is in, She has the spirit to fight and win. KURT BOCHNER Captain Cafeteria Squad: Lafay- ette News Photographer: Library Squad: Iunior Arista QS Senior Arista: Major L Insignia. NEW YORK UNIVERSITY A good friend is hard to find, Heres one to keep in rriind. IACK BODNER Teacher's Pet. EEAUTICIAN Lil-ce a traffic light, red on top-- green all over. RICHARD BODTKE FORESTER A fine fellow, never sad, Comes graduation, Eoy, is he glad. V. - ,Mg 'Ji S 'Q t 1 .JSM 1 si If if r I , .W X qi as v- xi 1. 1 a ki... L. S-, LORRAINE BOGAS Cafeteria Squad: Sec. to Mr. Bonom: Sec. to Miss Smith: Laf- ayette News Rep.: Volley Ball Club. HUNTER COLLEGE Fresh and spirited is she, It's Lafayettes training we can SSG. LILLIAN BOMBINO Secretary to Mrs. Stimmel: Sec- retary to Mr. Levine: Secretary to Mr. Freilich. STENOGRAPHER Pretty, sweet, sincere and nice, Lillians a girl you'II think of twice, MURIEL BONFIELD Modern Dance Club: G. O. Rep. in 4G3: French Club. HUNTER COLLEGE-TO LIVE AND LEARN. llGiggles Bonfielol, KITTY BONANNO Sec. to Mr. Nussbaum: Sec. to Mr. Blank: Sec. to Mrs. Marsh: G. O. Rep., Mrs. Weisman: G. .O Rep.. Mr. Zarachoff. MODEL Cute and witty, Lovable as a 'lkittyf' IOSEPH BOSCH Service Squad, 4 terms. C, C. N. YACHEMICAL ENGI- NEERING All smiles, very gay, Wish everyone was that way, ROBERTA BRAUNSTEIN Eng. Office: Switchboard, Miss Lewis' Office: Mrs. Russell's Of- fice: Miss Down's Office: Mr. Tall's Sec. N. Y. U,-TO BE A SUCCESS All we need is just one line, Shes neat, shes sweet, and oh so fine. BILL BRAVERMAN BROOKLYN COLLEGE 'iCasanova Braverrnan. LIBBY BRODWIN Sec. to Mr. Bonom: Library Squad: Cafeteria Squad: Mar- quis Rep. A golden head and a heart to match, IOYCE BROOKS Handball Club: Locker Squad: Secretary to Mr. Grady for 2 years: Secretary to Miss Linck: Secretary to Mrs. Schnier. 2 years. TO BE A SUCCESSFUL STE- NOGRAPHER Wherever she goes, Whatever she'1l do, With flying colors she's sure to come through. LYDIA BROWN Attendance Office Squad: Miss Swerdlove's Office Squad: Sec- retary to Mr. Olshansky. ATTEND C. C. N. Y. She looks innocent and dernure, But one can't be too sure. STANLEY BROWNSTEIN Triple Quartet: Bio. Squad: Li- brary Squad. ELECTRICAL ENGINEER-M. I. T. He is handsome, clever, ancl wise, To knock hirn, therefore, no one tries. IRWIN BROWNSTEIN BROOKLYN COLLEGE Two feet firmly planted on a cloud. ,... Q f I , 7 , fx Qs 1 , I Q 52-4 4 fy? l 2 ,Q f f A l .4 -v ..... . 2 , , g , . S ,,.. . .:s?2::a::f' .,.,. V it X .. ww S' G ' X555 .i f. .51 . ..,. B' 15-0 . 4 'M Q . fm i n 9 if K 0 f eff, 4 ,... ,V . d,,sg:s1zs.V .f , 43 . '- V' V . f 'fiieil' ' 'z ' 11. 'V V f V X5-'::'fe...' V X, W L ' 5 , . 1, . , , , s - I N MK I X f f ff f lx 9 ' X x 1 -X X Q f 2 HN 1 xi f 9 tsiisizzzsy' fm V' ?'1e:,':e:.....rz::..ffX- . - W -1 V , sf 1 Y N , 4 W f f X 4 r . .,,,., Z ' i A I . HERBERT BRUSSER Art Staff: Cafeteria Squad: Leg- end Art Staff. FASHION INSTITUTE OE TECH- NOLOGY Womens fashions of the future will be The result of Herbies ingenuity. MURIEL BURKIN Co-Captain of Cheering Squad. BROOKLYN COLLEGE The pretty miss who makes you sigh, Will never fail to catch your eye. RUTH BURSTEIN Senior Arista Treas.: Sec. to Mr. Blank: Bio. Office Squad: Locker Squad. BROOKLYN COLLEGE Quiet, sweet, and demure, But out of school we are not so sure, SHEILA BRUSTEIN Social Studies Office Squad: English Office Squad: Usher Squad. KINDERGARTEN TEACHER - BROOKLYN COLLEGE Like Vitamin D-a ray of sun- shine. ALBERT BUTTAFUOCO BE - A - GOOD - AMERICAN - COLLEGE-SAMPSON, N. Y. An angel held down by the law of gravity. IOSEPHINE CALA Locker Squad: Accounting Of- fice: Marquis Business Staff. TO BE A STENOGRAPI-IER I-Ielpful, sweet and always kind, A girl like Iosephine is hard to find, NANCY CALISE Speakers Bureau: Sec. to Mr. Nazer: Sec. to Mr. Blank: Glee Club: Newman Club. Shes pretty and calrri, Eull of charm. ROLAND CAPUANO POLY TECH-ENGINEER It he follows his creed., Hes sure to succeed ELEANOR CARBONE TO GET MARRIED BEFORE I AM Zl Slice girl, sweet lass, Swell to have in any class. AIDA CARRERAS G. O. Rep.: Sec. to Mr. Novak: Mr. Pocai's Office Squad: Sec. to Miss O'Rourke. A sweet little lass With plenty of class ANTHONY CASAMASSINA Like the ghost of Hamlet that we knew, He never speaks unless spoken to LEWIS CASDEN Library Squad: Legend Staff. Hes always getting Olhsi ROSE CASTELLANA Teacher's Helper. BOOKKEEPER As nice as can be, Fits her to cr GUY CATALANO Leaders Corps 5 terms, Maior L: Service Squad, 2 terms. ST. IOI-Ill'S A great guy, lots of lun, Guy is liked by everyone. ANTHONY CATANIA Alley Squad: Table Captain: Teacher's Helper. C C. N. Y. Tony is quiet and short, But he sure is a great sport. CONNIE CAVELIEBE Arista: Mr. Pocai's Ottice Squad: Sec. to Mrs. Simons: Sec. to Mr. Millman. KATHARINE GIBBS SCHOOL Petite-sweet-neat. NEIL CHANNON Infirmary Squad. COMMERCIAL ARTIST- U. C. L. A. Why Lafayettes faculty is taking a lease on Bellevue. SYDELLE CHAPNICK Alumni Oliice Sq.: Att. Office Sq.: Mr. Holsteirfs Sec.: G. O. Rep.: Mr. Bonom's Helper. TO BECOME A MODEL A pretty lass, a girl named Syd, Both Charm and allure, a real swell kid. BEATRICE DAVIDOFF Mr. Tholison's Sec.. 3 years: Li- hrary Squad: Major L Insignia: Biology Lab. AIRLINE HOSTESS Beatrice is Iull of lun, Friend ot all, toe ot none. PAUL DAVIS Victory Council: Science Club: Cafeteria Squad. TO AGE GRADUALLY A quiet lad is he, A great success he'll some day be. VINCENT DECANDIA Mr. Pocai's Squad 125. SLIDE OPERATOR He is as good to look at as candy is to eat. ELLIOT DECASTROS' Legend Staff. N. Y, U. Try as he may, a Word of French he can't say. GEORGE DE LEON MUSICIAN George and his top notch band Will spread music all over the land, BEATRICE DEUTSCH Teacher's Helper. TO BECOME A SECRETARY TO A LAWYER Quiet and sweet, Beds quite a treat, CMN ' V X , g W ,qi S W! 6 f 4 97. ,, - 3 ,fx ' 1 J S A 1 12 .4 :': A 5 ig W 1 'kfixf f :'E 55 . -I W , W: ,X g: f I fm-xx W! f 5 397? .. fj 3' 1 ,. A f , 7 wit-f f , W ' f y 1 if s 'I W 3 ffl it W , 1.1. 35 A 1 1 ! f ff 7 f if s 1 7 fy X , , i f 4 If ' A f f V ' gn , 2 X- ff . W .. WN X 0 s ' f X Aylfxj isa? 1 1 x 9 , QC... , .5 K In... 'i l ,Q LOUIS DI BIASI RADIO MECHANIC If silence were golden He'd be a millionaire. ALFRED DIGREGORIO Four years with Laiayeite's Baseball team, won city cham- pionship in 1947: three years as Secretary to Mr. Goldberg. PROFESSIONAL BASEBALL PLAYER-ST. IOHN'S A nice guys hard to find, So heres one to keep in mind, GRACE DI PALERMO Senior Arista: Sec. fPreIect Classl, 2 terms, to Mrs. Haupt- man: Sec. to Mr. Tuhrim: Sec. to Mrs. Silverberg: Lafayette News Rep. BOOKKEEPER Words are useless to express The fine qualities she does pos- sess. IAMES DONOGHUE Locker Squad. TO BE A SUCCESSFUL CAREER MAN Nobody can deny, I-Ie's a real nice guy. GRACE DRAGUTSKY Locker Squad: Sec. to Miss Ma- rans: Table Captain: Teachers' Helper. ACCOUNTING, CITY COLLEGE To knock a girl as sweet as she, Is almost an impossibility. MURRAY DREILINGER G. O. Class Rep. for 5 5. 6. TO SEE WHAT MY COUNTRY REALLY IS LIKE AND THEN SINK MY TEETH INTO A GOOD PAYING IOB WITH A FUTURE Dreilinger, not Dillinger SHIRLEY DREZNIK Oiiice Squad: Mr. Grady's Of- iice Squad. BROOKLYN COLLEGE Shirley is quiet, cute and sweet, A combination hard to heat GLORIA DU BOIS Grade Adviser's Squad, I yr.: Sec. to Mr. Levine: Library Squad: Cafeteria Squad: Legend Staff. One swell girl, as friendly as can be, Plus sincerity and capability GLORIA DWECK' Marquis Rep.: Sec. to Mr. Sal- kin. MOTHER AND A GOOD HOUSEWIFE For the gal whos to set the style Gloria Wins it lay a mile' MARCELLA DWECK Sec. to Mrs. Waks. Shes like a summer day, Warm and pleasant. RACHELLE DWECK Prefect Class Sec.: A. H. Sec.: Mr. Grady's Office: Laiayette News Rep.: Sec. to Mrs. Wilson. LAVVYER-BROOKLYN COL- LEGE Shes a cute little number, You should see her do the rhurnloa ABRAHAM EAGLE Biologoy Squad: Physical Sci- ence Squad: Service Squad: G. O. Class Rep.: Maior Insig- nia. UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND Another constellation, risina above the horizon EUGENE EDELMAN Senior Arista: Bio. Squad: Cafe- teria Squad: Senior Council Rep.: Major Insignia. SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY DOCTOR Will have achieved his aim When Dr, is added fo his name, MELVIN ECKHAUS Library Squad, llfg years: Cafe- teria Squad. BROOKLYN COLLEGE Heres a guy, one to lcnow We all agree, Hes a awe' Ioe ww MARILYN EHRLICH Service Squad: Marquis Rep.: Mr. Baym's Sec.: Mr. Novak's Sec.: Mr. Cooper's Sec. HUNTER COLLEGE Shes everyones friend, In all she does well, In other words shes iusf plain swell SEYMOUR EICHENHORN Service Squad. OPTICIAI-I From little sparks may burst a mighty flame MARCIA ELBERGER Locker Squad: Sec. to Miss Linck. BROOKLYII COLLEGE-BUYER Tall and nice Eull of spice STANLEY ENGLEMAN Library Service Squad. NEW YORK UNIVERSITY- DENTISTRY Hes handsome and clever- Clever enough to convinoe the airls he s handsome ARNOLD ESPOSITO Worked 2 years in Boys' Infirm- ary: Worked 2 years in Leader's Corps. GO TO COLLEGE All I ask is to be let alone, IRA EWEN Senior Arista: Marquis Editorial Staff Cliterary editorl: Legend Editorial Staff: Student Court ludge: Lafayette News Columnist. TO BE A WRITER AND S.ClEN- TIST Our ABCman - has Ambition, Brilliance and Character. ARLENE FAGEN Iunior and Senior Arista: Miss Gordon's Office Squad: Miss Swerdlove's Office Squad: Lunch Club: Spanish Club. A personality filled with sounk and pep, A swell gal whos plenty rep SYBELLE FALK Sec. in English Office: G. O. Rep.: Sec. to Mrs. Blicker. TO ACI-IIEVE SUCCESS Agreealole and full of fun, Well liked by everyone. PETER FAZIO Baseball Team, City Champs. '47-2 years: Locker Squad. Watch the ball curve. BERNICE FEDERMAN Red Cross Club: Teacher's Help- er, 4th term: Table Captain. Sth term: Teacher's Helper, 8th term. TO GET MARRIED AND TRAVEL Sweet and petite, A girl to meet. , W W X X :M f tv mfg S f , , NW 0 , I in ,,. Ze s ff . 4 - sw--:,.::f Q, , JSW - 4 if ,, f K f wi ' . 4 , dyfs , 4 fg X yi f f W ff X 1- lf f 1 A Z0 f .29 K , .., 4 ...f x WWA 7 f W., , . 1 Z ,f,. 1- , ff M, ,Q Q ,.,. -.'-'f . ,., , ., i3 5 l-' lili llii. rilflilil r LORRAINE FEIN Miss Down's Sec.: Mr. Millman's Sec.: Mr. Auerbach's Sec.: Mrs. Lateltin's Sec. LAW STENOGRAPI-IER Fein as fine can be. IUNE FEINBERG Vice-Pres. Senior Class: Sec. of Go-Getter Squad: Booster Squad: G. O. Rep.: Mr. Pocia's Office. Sportsmanship and line school spirit Helped our lune to gain much merit, MALCOLM FEINMAN Leader's Corps Major L: Service Squad. DENTAL TECHNICIAN - KER- PEL'S INSTITUTE OF DENTAL TECHNOLOGY Like dandrull, trying to get a head SYLVAN FELD Study Hall Monitor: Cafeteria Squad. LAWYER He got something out of school! Put back that desk, Sylvan' IAY FERKIN Cafeteria Squad: Library Squad. ENGINEER-C. C. N, Y. He has it all inside his red heade He's really smarter than you think. FRANCIS FERRARA Service Squad: Sec. to Mrs. Warshauer. TO BECOME A SECRETARY A swell girl is hard, to find, But heres one to keep in mind, RUTH FREED Locker Squad: Sec. to Miss Daly. TO TRAVEL As nice a girl as we can Iind Srnart, thoughtful, and very kind ESTHER FILS G. O. Rep.: Stamps 5. Bond Rep.: Newspaper Rep.: Marquis Rep: Assembly Monitor. TO BE A MODEL AND GO TO COLLEGE AT NIGHT ls it ner larown eyes? Is it her brown hair? Well, whatever it is, boys be- ware ALBERT FISCHER Mimeograph Squad: Service Squad. ACCOUIITAIIT A young man ot the quiet kind, A knock for him is hard to final. DONALD FISHBEIN Swing Band. PROFESSIONAL MUSICIAII A swell fellow is he, Ever successful we hope he will be. DAVID FISHBEIN Legend Photography Editor: Laf- ayette News Staff: Lafayette News Photography Editor: Major L Insignia: Marquis Staff. NEWSPAPER PHOTOGRAPHER A nice guy is hard to find, So here is one to keep in rnind RHODA FISHER Sec. for Miss Silverberg: Sec. tor Mrs. Sullivan: Sec. for Mrs. Gor- don: Sec. for Miss Marens: Sec. for Mr. Halpert. BOOKKEEPER-FULL. CHARGE Agreeal:-le and lots of Iun, Rhoda is liked by everyone ' ,HV ff'- V-5 .ff Q In t Q 52 . 6-as 3, t , L -,Q X LAWRENCE FLORIO CORNELL Handsome, dashing, intelligent, He leaves the school with a clear record.. MURRAY FORMAN Service Squad, 4 terms: Cale- teria Squad, 5 terms. GO IIITO BUSINESS Tall and elim, with disposition rare, Always tiling, with never a care. SANDRA FRADKIN Mr. Tholtsen's OH-ice Squad: Square Dancing: Tennis Club. BUSINESS SCHOOL AFTER SOME TRAVELIIIG Her Cnarrning manner and her great Dig smile, Vnll ner friends tor many a mile. OLGA FREEDMAN Grade Adviser's Squad: Office Squad 121: Office Squad 129: French Club. TEACHER A tine little gal Worthy of being anyboilys pal. I LILLIAN FRIEDENREICH Locker Squad. TO BECOME A SUCCESS. A ni:e girl we all like well, Oi we have no faults to te . IACK FRIEDMAN Service Squad: Usher Squad. A WCS GUY, a good find, ere-5 a rnan to keep in mind. , ,E -Q A. 3. fe- i.::,'. H 3' ggv P K is g li ll I I if SIDNIE FRIEDMAN Chairman of Speakers Bureau: Dramatic Club: Radio Guild. THEATRICAL CAREER Her wonderful acting We all know, Her name in lights Will some- day glow, SHIRLEY FUCHS Asst. Art Editor, Marquis Stall: Sec. Biology Office: Miss Downs' Ofiice Squad: Iunior and Senior Arista. BROOKLYN COLLEGE For her flowing red hair She is known everywhere. PHYLLIS FUCHSMAN Badminton Club: Officials Club: Tennis Club. SECRETARY Sweet and dark, Her eyes hold a spark. IAMES FROGONI MANHATTAN COLLEGE Like Esso gas-no noxl MARCIA GABOR Captain of Boosters: G. O. Book- keeper: Sec. to Mr. Gordon: Service Squad. ACCOUNTANT-BROOKLYN COLLEGE She looks enchanting no matter the pose, Garbecl in the latest fashionable clothes. IAMES GAETA MAIOR IN ART-FORDHAM To know him is to like him! - .5 ' ,,.,..,,, ' ,f ----- -r .,.,,. V , . ,...- . - if ' : r I ,Af M fm: ,fr- L. - 1 ,. A - 4 i ,MX ., l Q. Q. , 7 .Sf .V , , 4 QM ' mg. :ff f V -y wa ' ff f 9 Q Z f as fy X 4 x f ,,f .A eg-::a.:g.1w , X f f X 5 I f f I t s s ' W 4 ff X tt 4 mf. if fp, ,, g::: A, , A , ., WA. 5 f . 9 2, ' W7 ' 't :gtg ' Z , f 5 .,.. , ,. ,- , X V , A , QU? 1, , M W . 'Y ' 1. V Q 1 SyXw'S W f Q f,x A f X Xifff , gf f V 4 1 X 47 IOSEPH GALLO Concert Maestro of Senior Or- chestra: Music Maior L: Miss Teijeriro's Spanish Amer. Club. TO BE HAPPY AND PROMINENT IN THE FIELD OF MUSIC Music, Maestro, Please. VINCENT GARGANO Football. 3 yrs.. Captain '47. TO PLAY COLLEGE FOOTBALL A bruiser it there ever was one. ANNETTE GARTENBERG Lafayette News Rep., 3rd G 4th term: Marquis Rep.: Miss Linck's Sec. LIKE MOST OTHERS, TO SET- TLE DOWN WITH THE ONE AND ONLY Too nice to knock, HENRY GASS Assistant to Mr. Auerback. ATTEND COLLEGE, SUCCESS- FUL BUSINESS We certainly can't deny Henry's one swell guy. ESTHER GATTO Newman Club: Basketball Club: Officials Club: Sec. to Miss Daly: Library Squad. NURSE Sweet and pretty is Esther Gatto, To help everyone, is her motto MARCIA GEIGER Oltice Squad 129: Miss Teijeiro's Sec.: Tennis Club: Badminton Club: Pan American Club. KINDERGARTEN TEACHER Theres little about you we can say, Except that youre tine in every way MARILYN GENDELL' Iunior and Senior Arista: Sec. to Physical Science Dept.: Square Dance Club. C, C N. Y. Brains are her specialty MARVIN GENSLER Soccer Team, 4 years: H. E. Of- fice Sec.: Sec. in Infirmary. UNIVERSITY OE PEIYIYSYLVAIIIA Always lciokina iSeccer Teoml MORTON GERBERG Lafayette News Art Staff: Mar- quis Art Club: Library Squad: English Office Squad: G. O. Rep. ADVERTISING MAN .N . . , -usney has nothing on him I, cept heightl. SEYMOUR GERS Iunior Arista: Senior Band: Rep. to Brooklyn College Model Con- gress. BROOKLYII COLLEGE I-lis good looks ana personality Lead the way to popularity LORRAINE GETZLAFF MARRIAGE Pleasant to Work With, interest- ing to talk to and nice to think about VIOLET GIACONNE Mrs. RaIter's Sec.: Mr. Edwards' Sec.: Table Captain. A GOOD BOOKKEEPER She deserves our admiration, One of the nicest in creation DOLORES GILBERT Secretary to Mr. Pocai: Service Squad: Locker Squad: Sec. to Mrs. Rafter. A nice girl, we all like 1-fell, Of whom we have no faults to tell. MARILYN GIMBEL Sec. to Mr. Pincus: Sec. to Mrs. Roth: Helper to Mrs. Russell, Helper to Mrs. Halpin. PRIVATE SECRETARY Please fnalte a racket :5 do eofiethina bad, Or, 1-fha' Iznoolcs to be E. 42 MARTY GINSBERG Sr. Arista: Member of Glee Club: Senior G. O. Rep.: Sec. to Mrs. Dutort: Service Squad. LAWYER-ST, IOI-EIS N SITY N. li v - , - - - Gifs 2,9 3,5 1-feagnee' -CZK -..JER- IEROME GIOIA Leaders Corps: Service Squad fCafeterial. PRATT INSTITUTE Hes OK. in every 'fag' PAUL GIORDANO ELECTRICAL ENGINEER A clever fellow is our P:gl Alf.v.:iys has been and :l'.x':.ys will he IOSEPH GISMONDI Mr. Pocai's Office: Leaders Corps, 3 years. TOP-FLIGHT AUTO MECHANIC Tall and slim is he of stature, Liked by all lor his aooi na- ture - RUTH GITOW Legend Editor. Lafayette News Editorial Assistant: Major Insig- nia: Ir. and Senior Arista: Grade Adviser's Secretary. PRESS AGENT-N. Y. U. N, Y. U. Our Ruthy is cute and petite, Smart and charming, very sweet. MARILYN GLOTZER Lafayette B o o st e r Squad: Emergency Room Squad: Ac- counting Ofiice Squad: MTS- Hauptman's Sec.: Lateness Office. BROOKLYN COLLEGE Complexion dark, hair the same. This pretty lass can surely reach fame, ISABEL GLUCK Marquis Rep.: Sec. to Mrs. Sulli- van: Table Captain. BOOKKEEPER Isabel with her ways sincere. Mal-:es us glad she is here. RUTH GOLDBERG' Lafayette News Rep.: Sec. to Miss Iames: Sec. to Mr. Depietto: Cafe- teria Squad. WRITER, POET Her popularity will remain Forever in the Hall of Fame SEYMOUR GOLDBERG Chemistry Squad. CHEMICAL ENGINEER Seymour with those adorable eyes ls really someone to idolize. SHIRLEY GOLDBERG Laf. News Rep.: Switchboard Operator: Attendance Asst. TO ATTEND N. Y. U, A dandy sport, a dandy smile A dandy girl, all the While, np- 5. I DIANE GOLDSTEIN Worked for Dean of Girls for 3 tterms: Worked for Miss Daly: Worked for Mr. Horn 1 term Sec.: Booster Squad: Emergency Room. HAVE BEEN ACCEPTED BY HARRY CONOVER TO MODEL. Latayettes own Hubba Hubba grr. SEDELL GOLDSTEIN Speaker's Bureau: Mr.'I'holIsen's Sec.: Lafayette News Rep.: Sr. Arista. SPANISH TEACHER Shes got our vote as the guid- ing light To uphold Latayettes tradition and do it right. IEAN GOLOFSKY Knitting Club: Cafeteria Squad: Sec. to Mrs. O'Loughlin: Sec. to Miss Iames for 2 terms. TO TRAVEL AROUND THE WORLD AND TO BE A HOUSEWIFE. A chemical compound of trolic and fun, Who relishes a joke and enjoys a pun. RITA GOLOFSKY G. O. Rep.: News Rep.: Victory Rep.: Cafeteria Squad. LEARN TO DRIVE A CAR, AND OF COURSE TO BECOME A SUCCESSFUL HOUSEWIFE It's nice to be natural, when you are naturally nice. ELAINE GOLTZMAN TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN ALL MY UNDERTAKINGS A regular gal, Shes everyones pal, VIVIAN GOODHEART TO BE A SUCCESSFUL MODEL AND WIFE Doesn't like math, But has a good figure ESTELLE GORDON Emergency Room Squad: Miss Fahy's Squad: Sec. to Mr. Ar- beit. TO ATTAIN A lvI.R.S. DEGREE Shes just like iron! Hard to knock. SAM GOTTESMAN' Chemistry Squad: CCIIGICYIU Squad: Lafayette News Rep. AGRICULTURE Many features he does CIiSplC1Y, Quiet, sottespoken, but liked that way! RITA GOTTLIEB G. O. Rep.: Sec. to Miss Downs: English Office Squad. 2 termS: Ir. Red Cross Club. TO BE A COMPETENT SECRE- TARY Sugar and spice and every- thing nice LILLIAN GOVENDO' Library Squad: Lafayette News Rep.: Lafayette News Staff: Sec. of War Bond Committee: Grade Adviser's Helper. C. C. N. Y.-A COSMETICIAN, You'd never think her breath would last To keep time with her tongue- so fast' MAURICE GRAZI Glee Club: Service Squad: Cafe Squad: Lafayette News Rep.: Sec. in Gym. PROFESSIONAL SINGER OR TRAVELING SALESMAIEI llI'rri not lateethe loell rang early CAMILLE GRECO Plenty of pep, plenty ot .tyley A regular girl with or great but 1-Jriile. ,or f m YM, f ., -V .-'rt 1.031 . f - W7 gf, I ' ,fiffsf , .ff .lf 'Nil . fy Q f ' .,.,.r.:.- .4--yr! Q sw4e , I , - Y! , A fl f 'af' mf' I Q .. fMMr..fHW R5 I .. .,,. X - .., X if s s rr 'Q 1 if V , if A K Y rss , :es-Q y X AX f Q 4 4 X EM Q 5 r ,f W. : W, f 17 'K 'T , H .f 'ffj we 's Y ,, ff X4 ii -S 'S' , t. x -o -Q' I is :,XX ti, . .. .. 3. 751' - :2 v I EVELYN GREEN Attendance Office: Sec. to Mrs. Holden: French Club: Laboratory Assistant to Mr. Goldstein: Sec. to Mr. Olshansky. DRAMATICS TEACHER Friendly smile, lovely eyes, We could praise her to the skies. MARVIN GREEN Music Department: Senior Band: Leaders Corps: Service Squad: Cafeteria Squad: Class Treasurer. Up from slavery' Gracluationll FRED GREENBAUM BROOKLYN COLLEGE- I-IISTORY TEACHER A whiz at History is our Fred, With his gift of gala hes sure to get ahead. HARRIET GREENBERG Grade Advisor's Sec., 3rd term: Ir. Arista: Lafayette News Rep.: Marquis Rep.: Class Secretary. BROOKLYN COLLEGE A glad hello, a cheery smile, A hippy heart that makes her :ty e. HILDA GREENBERG' Switchboard Operator: Senior Arista: Prefect Class Sec.: Sec. to Mr. Modica. N Y U SCHOOL OE BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION A sweet and charming girl is she, With loofif ot personality. RICHARD GREENSPAN Gym Secretary. ENGINEER We never bother to ask him why, We know hes an all-round guy. HOWARD GREIF' Legend Business Staff: Major L : Leaders Corps Captain: Service Squad. CITY OR BROOKLYN COLLEGE -BUSINESS EXECUTIVE Sincerely cheerful, always def pendable, Nothing about him that isn't commendable, ROBERT GROBSTEIN Speakers Bureau: Victory Coun- cil. RADIO ANNOUNCER Laughing boy with cheek of pink, MARILYN GROSSMAN Service Squad: Bowling Club: Locker Squad: Sec. to Mr. Ol- shansky: Sec. to Mr. Rappaport. CITY COLLEGE - BUYER 'OE WOMEN'S CLOTHING Dark hair, shining eyes, Watch out, boys, it you're wise MURIEL GURIEN Senior Class Rep. TO BE A MODEL AND TO GO TO BROOKLYN COLLEGE AT NIGHT She always walks in late, I wonder if she acts like that on a date. IOAN GURIN' Iunior and Senior Arista: G. O. Rep.: Sec. to Mr. Modica. SECRETARIAL STUDIES TEACH- ER-C, C. N. Y. Of all the charms she does pos- sess, The best of these is friendliness. GRACE HABER Senior and Iunior Arista: Sec. to Mrs. Warshauer: Marquis Rep.: English Office: Librarv Sauad. PHOTOGRAPHERS MODEL A quiet girl we all like well, Of whom we have no faults to tell. M A 1 ff f V f I A ff V65 ,A ,573 'M W ff 5' W 9 ' f'?7 7 4 ,515 A 43,2 B w S f , 45 f - Vin ' Z- '4 : 4 IAY HALPERT BROWN UNIVERSITY-LAW Call of the Wild. LOUISE HANAN Laf. News Rep.: Bond and Stamp Rep.: Sec. first term. TO BE A BUYER AND IE THAT EAILS A WONDERFUL HOUSEWIFE TO A SWELL GUY A mischievous little devil, But sweet and on the level. MARILYN HANKIN Asst. to Mrs. Shannahan: Asst. to Miss Cottone: Bowling Club. TO BE A STENOGRAPI-IER Sweet and cute, Shes quite a beaut. LEONARD HARRIS G. O. Class Rep.: Science Club: Chemistry Club. TO BECOME A SUCCESS IN BUSINESS Whats in a name, We hope Lenny's leads to fame. SHIP' Sec. to V Zion: pf SYLVIA HECHTER Mr. Grady's Office Squad: Mrs. Ross' Office Squad: Legend Art Staff. COMMERCIAL ARTIST-PRATT UNIVERSITY A dash of her charm, a goocl helping of her smartness and you have a recipe for success, RENA HEDAYA Sec. to Mr. Tall: Sec. to Mr. Blu- menthal: Locker Squad: Office Helper, Miss O'Rourke. BROOKLYN COLLEGE Upright, honest and sincere Ot her future she neeol have no fear, SHIRLEY HESS Teacher's Helper: G. O. Rep.: Teacher's Helper, 7th Term: Laf. News Rep. TO FIND MY SUNDAY KIND OE LOVE Active, always talking, ever witty, merry and decidedly clever, STANLEY HIRSHENSON Service Squad: Contribution to Marquis. TO TRAVEL The Michelangelo ot l947 'ER 'es and - ,ff . V' MW, X ' ff X f, Z A-' , .J ,,,, fff' ' 22f,i:Li ' I . 1 1, ff ,, 4 I f. 2 ,, j M , , W , ' .' ,f H f' , , 1,46 V,vvv Z f W N' A , f , :-:M ...wg W 4, f -. , AVVV fn g f! ., V f if 5 'fo ....,., , , ,, , W t f Ji f ,QV X sf! , f ? 4 X X ' X f I X W . ti ' i .W HW 9? 2 s 5 xv sf' is xx X '44 X Q NV ff' ,JIU -t ,, 'Bv- A ii t Q IERRY HOROWITZ' Speakers Bureau: Mimeograph and Supply Squad.: Cafeteria Squad. I-Ie-'s the guy that's got the spirit, At any attempt his heart is in it! LAWRENCE HOROWITZ Cafeteria Squad. I WISH TO SUCCEED IN ALL MY UNDERTAKINGS All he got out of Lafayette was himself. MARILYN HOROWITZ Major L : Ir. Arista: Sr. Arista: Office Squad 137: Office Squad 129. BROOKLYN COLLEGE It's nice to be natural, when youre naturally nice!! NANCY HURANT' Mr. Lifton's Sec., 4 terms: Mr. Pasternaclc's Sec.: Athletic Clubs: Marquis Rep.: Veteran's Record Office. BROOKLYN COLLEGE! DIPLOMA' MRS!! Nancy is a vivacious lass, Saucy, pert, and full of class. MARILYN HUTT Sec. for three terms: Miss Down's Asst.: Bond Rep. Smooth skin, green eyes, A sparkling smile to tantalize. IOYCE INDENBAUM French Club: Service Squad: Sec. to Mr. Tholfsen. DENTAL APPRENTICE-UNL VERSITY OF PENN. Always sweet, always gay, We like you Ioyce, just that way. IOSEPH IPPOLITO BUSINESS MAN We certainly can't deny Ioe's one swell guy. LEON ISKOW TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN ALL MY UNDERTAKINGS Ladies' man-waits for dark. MURRAY ISRAEL 3 yrs. Leader Corps: Service Squad: Grade Advisors' Squad: Cate Squad. MONEY GROWER-N. Y. U. Very persistent, but awfully nice. PEARL ITZKOWITZ' 2 yrs. Literary Staff ot Lafayette News: Spanish Office Work: War Bond Rep.: Marquis Rep. BROOKLYN COLLEGE If you were an average Lafay- ette student, would you like school? SEYMOUR IAFFE Locker Squad: Mime091'C1Ph Squad: Teacher's Helper CSGCJ- TO BECOME A MILLIONAIRE What! Only one boy in a ClaS3 of 41, My goodness! Seymour, you rnust have had fun. GERARD IELLINEK Soccer Team. ADVERTISING I'Ie's the type fellow who'cl go crazy in an all girls' school. 7513 X I . igidf ,,,t QW? ::g, .,Ei.:Q ',. ,' i ,J ,,f' Y 7 f ,, fr , 2 f f 9 ,sf ' , Neff .aw.r, 1 , I ' ' 1 FWS ,, 'Y iflz 2 f 0' x We .X as f Z 3 , 4 ' . W ' , .. .... -,.f, ' t 4 Q . 5 . :nf 8 f i ? ft: X , M 0 f Q! 7, f f f f f ,,. if i W it f' W 2- 7 tl:-.,, 115.951 ' Y Z ' - :::- .f.s.:W:N- m ,124 - , t,., GILBERT IONAS G. O. President: Sports Editor. Lafayette News: Sports Reporter. Lafayette News: Photographer. Lafayette News: Sports Editor. Legend. SPORTS EDITOR OF A N. Y. NEWSPAPER In prefect, never resident, he's the G. O, president. RITA IORDON Prefect Class Sec. for 3 terms: Table Captain: Subject Class Sec.: Helper to Miss Silverberg: Senior Arista. TO GET A GOOD IOB AND GO TO NIGHT SCHOOL On her report card always sets, The very high marks Rita gets. STUART IOSEFSBERG Speakers Bureau: Boy Leader of Ir. and Sr. Arista, Coaching: Pres. of 8A1 Prefect fSenior Councill. LAWYER-BROWN UNIVERSITY Stuart Iosefsberg, the dictionary must have eaten, For his vocabulary can't be beaten. IRIS IOSEPH Library Squad. Iunior Librarian: English Office Squad: Emergency Room Squad: G. O. Rep.: Major ..L.. BROOKLYN COLLEGE Gentlemen prefer them brunette and petite- Heres to Iris-my but shes sweet. LEON KAHN Library Squad: Physics Squad. BROOKLYN COLLEGE It's sad but true, We can't knock you. IUDITH KANARICK Art Editor of Marquis Staff: Laf- ayette News Staff: Legend Staff: Senior Arista: Art Office Squad. COMMERCIAL ARTIST-PRATT INSTITUTE For our part Shes tops in art. HILDA KAPLAN Speaker's Bureau: Iunior cmd Senior Arista: Dramatics Club: Pan American Club. BROOKLYN COLLEGE lust a little bunch of mischief, With a great personality. ULDINE KAPLAN Sec. to Mrs. Rafter: Victory Rep.: News Rep. A perfect little angel S when teacher is around. CHARLES KATLIN Soccer Team: Physics Lab.: Serv- ice Squad. LAWYER-C. C. N. Y. Charlie came to school one clay, Which was against his rule, It rriade the children laugh and say Look, Charlie's here at school BURT KATLIN BROOKLYN COLLEGE A true street cleaner. Sweeps girls right off their feet IRVING KATZ Senior Orchestra: Chem. Lab. Squad. He is very impartial Will take test answers from anyone SELMA KATZ Senior Arista: Iunior Arista: Sec. to Mrs. Lande: Sec. to Mr. Kas- ter. TO BECOME A STATISTICIAN Friendly, sweet and full of fun, Selma is tops with everyone .S , , Q I Easy? f b . 19' CMB X URSULA KATZKY Library Squad: Mr. Chaimas Sec.: Gym Sec. for Miss Daly: Leaders Club: Square Dancing Club. BROOKLYN COLLEGE-CHIL DREN'S PSYCHIATRIST Generosity and good hurnor Seems to radiate from Ursula. LAWRENCE KAUFMAN Two years Varsity Football: Two years on Locker Squad. OKLAHOMA UNIVERSITY That he's an athlete bold We don't have to be told, Hes so good at his sports And never out of sorts. PETER KERKHOFF Football Team. HOLY CROSS COLLEGE Blond hair, blue eyes, Hes the guy girls idolize. RHODA KESSLER Class Treasurer. Bonds and Stamp Rep.: Red Cross Club. C C. N. Y. This quiet lass has lots of class. HERBERT KESTER Service Squad: Cafeteria Squad. C C. N Y.-ACCOUNTANT A true gentleniann, Never whistles at a girl more than once. LIONEL KILBERG' Senior Band: Service Squad: Cafeteria Squad: Music Librarian for Mr. Ncxzer: Latayette News Reporter. PROFESSIONAL MUSICIAN Like dandruff, always trying to get ahead. IERRY KINSLER Basketball Team, 31!2 yrs.: Infirm- army Squad: Locker Squad: Sec. in Gym: G. O. Rep. TO BE A PLAYBOY There couldn't be two wise men in the world, so-exit King Solomon. ESTELLE KIRSCHMAN TO BE A MODEL There is nothing that she lacks in jokes, laughs and funny cracks. LEONARD KLEIN Captain Cafeteria Squad: Li- brary Squad. COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPI-IER -CITY COLLEGE Swell fellow and an excellent pal, ALVIN KLEINBERG Service Squad: Chem. Squad: Cafeteria Squad. TO BE A BUSINESSMAN A nice fellow, lots of fun, A wonderful pal for anyone. SEENA KLEINMAN Mr. Pocai's Office Squad: Mr. Grady's Office Squad: Sec. to Mr. Rappaport: Sec. to Mrs. La- teltin: Cafeteria Service Squad. BROOKLYN COLLEGEAPIANO TEACHER Mild-and does she satisfy! IEAN KLEINROCK Sec. to Mr. Lifton: Knitting for Red Cross. BOOKKEEPER It may be her eyes, it may be her hair, But no matter what, boys be- ware, N ,gf if Z W i . 36 - sg. is ,l if f A W A 4 yf 1 ,, K f ft 5 ff, f . 5 W f f f f gt 5 I X 3 gf 42- 9 Q21 f . ft 16? , ,, My ' , '. ,ff-M , ,fi BERNARD KLERSFELD Service Squad: Cafeteria Squad. CITY OR BROOKLYN COLLEGE A swell guy, and what's more, lt takes a lot to get hirn sore. SYBIL KOHLER' Legend Staff: Go-Getter: Lafay- ette News Rep.: Lafayette News Staff. TO TRAVEL The sort of girl, charming, and nice, Who's bound to get the shoes and rice. MARY KOSTE Biology Squad, 1 year: Service Squad: Information Booth: Sec. to Mrs. Shanahan: Biology Tech- nologist. WILLIAM AND MARY With her pretty face and flash- ing brown eyes, She's a cinch for the Miss Hub- ba Hubba prize. PHYLLIS KRAUS 2 Terms, Miss Lewis' Office. Switchboard: Miss Downs' Of- fice: Mrs. Russell's Office: Sec. to Mrs. O'Loughlin. TO BE HAPPY AND SUCCESS- FUL IN ALL MY UNDERTAK- INGS-BROOKLYN COLLEGE Quiet riot! GERTRUDE KREISER Lafayette News Rep.: Knitting for Red Cross. Sec. to Mr. Dyke C2 Termsl: Cafeteria Squad. BUYER Eyes sparkling, hair a-curl, A nice character, a real sweet girl. MAE KRITZER' Iunior Arista: Marquis Staff: Leg- end Staff: G. O. Staff: G. O. Rep.: Lafayette News Rep. FASHION DESIGNER-EASI-IION INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY This reliable girl Makes Stevies heart whirl, NAOMI KRUGER' Marquis Staff: Legend Staff: Eng- lish Office Squad: Accounting Office Squad: Lafayette News Rep. Always smiling, always sunny, She eats carrots like a bunny LEONARD KURLAND Manager of Baseball Team, City Championship. 1947: Sec. in In- firmary: Service Squad on First Floor. Like the sun, always radiant and full of fun, CHARLES LAMENSDOFF Cafeteria Squad: Attendance Monitor, 2 years. ACCOUNTANT Tall and lanky, But never cranky. AUDREY LAVINE Mr. Tholfson's Office: Chem. Lab.: Marquis Staff: Library Staff: Legend Rep. BROOKLYN COLLEGE A peach of a sport, a peach of a friend, We all must agree she's a friend to the end OLGA LA GUARDIA Locker Squad C4 termsl: Lafay- ette News Rep.: G. O. Rep. 12 termsl: Class Treasurer: Class Sec. COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPI-IER Of all the charms she does pas- 5953, The best of these is friendliness GLORIA LAZARUS Legend Literary Staff: Marquis Business Staff: Accounting Office Sec.: Emergencv Sauad. DENTAL I-IYGIENIST A damsel whos gracious and sweet, All virtues, no vices, my word what a treat ARTIE LEBER Photographer, Legend: Physics Lab.: Proiectionit: Paper Sal- vage Squad: Cafe Squad. ELECTRICAL ENGINEER Here is something we must tell, Artie is a guy who is really swell. RACHEL LEIBOWITZ Sec., Mr. Lifton, 3 terms: Locker Squad: Volleyball Club: Leaders Club: Badminton Club. BOOKKEEPER OR SECRETARY Shes good in sports, Ani specially on the volley-ball courts, ASA LEIFER Mimeograph Squad: Chemistry Lab. Iust like Iolson-same name, same personality. HONEY LEIKIND 8th Term G. O. Rep.: Booster Squad: Cafeteria Squad. N. Y. U SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Cute and clever, she's so sweet, She knocks the fellows off their feet, CHARLOTTE LENOWITZ Office Squad: G. O. Class Rep.: Dramatic Club. Ain't she neat, sweet, dainty and fair? A girl like Charlotte is very rare AGATHA LEONE Sec. to Miss Downs: Sec. to Miss Gordon: News Rep. BUSINESS COLLEGE A kind girl who's nice cmd sweet, The kind we always like to meet. SALVATORE LEONE Leader's Corps: Cafeteria Squad: Service Squad. EORDHAM There's no need to bellow, For he's a swell tellow, BERNARD LEPSELTER Band: Physical Science Lab.: Cafe Squad: Legend Photogra- phy Staff. CHEMIST-BROOKLYN COLLEGE A sense of humor all the whileA You'll always see him with a smile, PAUL LERNER Locker Squad: Service Squad. SALESMAN A gentleman and a scholar Who will make many a dolla' ELINOR LEVENTER Mr. Grady's Sec.: Mrs. Gordon's Sec.: Mr. Schub's Sec.: Lafayette News Rep.: Sec. to Mr. Modica. TO BE A LAWYER She's pretty, sweet and very smart, You can't knock a girl with a wonderful heart. LEAH LEVIN' TO BE SATISEIED WITH LIFE Leah's liked as you can see, Someday a Congresswoman she will be. NORA LEVIN' Delegate to Model Congress: Square Dance Club: Chemistry Squad: Cafeteria Squad, 2 yrs. TRAVEL-BROOKLYN COLLEGE The more we know of Nora, The more we adora. ., , , Lf I . ,.,.. mg , ..,. F I Sf Z Q Y 1 . f 7' i 26, J' f :ggi Q, y Q 5? fi- Si NATHAN LEVINE Ir. Arista: Sr. Arista: Sr. Band, Sr. Orch.: Minor L and Major L : Conductor of Ir. Band. RESEARCH SCIENTIST OR MUSICIAN A scholar like Nat is hard to find, He has intelligence and musical talent combined. MARCELINE LEVINS Knitting Club: Teacher's Helper. 3rd and 4th term: Teacher's Helper to Miss Linck: Teacher's Helper to Mrs. Hauptmann. NEW YORK UNIVERSITY Iust like a picture out of Vogue MARILYN LEVY Booster Squad: Legend Staff: Senior Council: Mr. Iampel's Sec.: Attendance Office. BUYER We've no faults to tell, She is liked so well, IUNE LEWIS Lafayette News: Dramatic Club: G. O. Rep.: Mr. Ho1'n's Sec. DANCER-ANTIOCH COLLEGE A vivacious spark ot a dancing vision, A creative mind, an artistic sole. SHELLEY LEWIS ARTIST-COOPER UNION A wee bit quiet, a wee bit shy, But when you know her, my, oh my! IOSEPH LIBERTELLI Major L : Leader Corps, 2 yrs. TO BE A SUCCESS IN LIFE Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your homework. HELEN LIEBOWITZ Social Studies Department: Lead- ers Club, 1 term: Basketball Club: Badminton Club: Volley- ball Club. RESIDENT BUYER Blond hair, cute smile, Laughing eyes, bewitching wiles PHYLLIS LIBESKIND Sec. to Mr. Litton: Sec. to Mrs. Wales: Sec. to Mr. Weisberg: Sec. to Mr. Toder: Senior Arista. COURT STENOGRAPHER Phyllis is the kind Whall stay in your mind When all the rest youll leave behind. ALLAN LIEBESKIND Cafeteria Squad: Gym Squad: Service Squad: Helper to Miss Downs. TO TRAVEL AROUIID TI-IE WORLD, TO SEE WHAT IVE BEEIY LEARNING ABOUT I-Iell ge places GLADYS LIFSHITZ Senior Arista Sec.: Glee Club: Cantata Club: Library Squad: Miss Lewis' Office. SINGER I-Ier laal-cs, personality, and ways Will bring her many happy days aays. ZENA LIFSCHITZ Bond and Stamp Rep.: Mr. Le- vin's Sec.: Mrs. Hauptman's Sec. BOOKKEEPER I-ler pleasant smile and charm- ing ways, Will give ner many happy Clays PETER LIGAMMARI Pan-American Club: Leaders Corps. BUSINESSWOMAN A lot of lun, a regular guy, Hes Carefree and his liriiitls tne sky 1 l x If 5 f 4 V 1' ff V V I f I , S 1 x if' Wi' ' 'SY' ' 1 J 4441, , .- sf L i are lf ,rv lu 'E X 4 HARRIET LILLIANTHAL Mr. Tholfsen's Sec.: Lafayette News Rep.: Mrs. Waks Helper: Mr. Kaster's Helper. PRIVATE SECRETARY AND MARRY THE BOSS Valley at lillies is her name, A gal Whall some day achieve lame. FRANK LIMA 3 Years on Football Squad. Hes not so tame when We lase a faatball game. BEN LIPNACK Library Squad: Physics Squad. BUSINESSMAN For being helpful, Ben nas a - nacg. CARMINE LOMBARDO Ofiice Squad: Mr. Pocai's Squad: Italian Club: Italian Assembly Prog.: Glee Club. TO BE A PROFESSIONAL SINGER Meet our singing tener CHARLES LOMANTO Locker Squad. TO BE A SUCCESSFUL BUSINESSMAN He just wants to be ci success ful businessman. ELEANOR LUONGO BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST A combination hard to beat, Uf1Yf YIGQT. pretty and sweet. SEYMOUR MADANICK Basketball team, 3 years. Iust the t'Dapper. BESSIE MALGIOGLIO Locker Squad: Sec. Oiiice: Cafe- teria Squad. TO ATTEND NURSING SCHOOL Always smiling, always gay, Everyone should be that way. DONALD MARCUCCI A self-made rnan. Example of unskilled labor. RUTH MARCUS Marquis Rep.: Sec. to Mr. Bon- om: Switchboard Operator: Sec. to Mrs. Lande. TO BE A CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT Merry, neat and refined, Not another of her kind. EDWARD MARINO PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRA- PHER He'd be lost without a darkroom CPhotographerJ. ARLENE MARK Sec. to Mrs. Rafler: Sec. to Mr. Starts: Sec. to Miss Iames: Vic- tory Council. BROOKLYN COLLEGE Pretty, clever, gay as a lark, She'll surely reach her MARK .4 Ty. ,W 2 I ' W 4 f 'ff y , t . , ,,,.,r , ..-.. ff f ff xf 1, . xg, -. .V . . wg C fl . ' - :E,:,.j , - 'X 'Nw f -V W 4 Q f Q f 7 f ,, .A . mi, ,.,,, f 4 fi V-i ff I' , E ' ... . , , .4 . 227 ,, 1 ' , 5 Ig x sy Q, 1 W, v V! W .,, 1, W ? is .gf 5542 1 K 'JIW NW Q . , ,A ,, I 'W X J ,ff , 3 tzit Y , ff y 5 RITA MARKOWITZ Class Secretary. A PRIVATE SECRETARY FOR AN EXECUTIVE IN A LARGE FIRM Blond hair, blue eyes: She's the type that satisfies. VILMA MASCELLARO Locker Squad: Sec. to Miss Don- ovan. BOOKKEEPER Sweet is the word for this girl so discreet, A perfect body from her head to her feet. HENRIETTA MASHBERG Sec. to Mr. Nussbaum: Sec. to Mrs. Golin: Sec. to Mr. Baym. BROOKLYN COLLEGE Henri is sweet in every way, We know in that manner she-'ll always stay. REGINALD MATSIL Service Squad. AERONAUTICAL ENGINEER A young rnan of the quiet kind, A knock for hirn is hard to find. ANTHONY MATTIOLO ENGINEER Sort of quiet, but a guy thats nice to know. BETTY MATZA' Marquis Staff: Ir. Arista: Lalayette News Rep.: Accounting Office Squad. BROOKLYN COLLEGE Her ability covers all, Her friendliness bars none. K W EILEEN MAY -ELAI-IAITTY INSTITUTE TI-IEII MIAMI U Haven..--:. .W4 -,- ff... -.,,s.-wr. ,..., :.-,l1 .L-: ..... .gs ICIST ANNE MAZIOTTA WAIT EOR GEITE A MARIIYE TC GET EISCI-IARSEE AIIE TI-IEIY MAKE PLAKS EOR THE EUTURE N- - :- '.... - :.,W,.. wsu Jrfl: .: 1-r....6: .-.C LAWRENCE MELOHE EROOKLYIT COLLEGE Ere: head 1: ice A '--L I:-I-.V -- Q-W ANNETTE MELORO EOOKKEEPER, AID TO TRAVEL Like fhesterfleli, she satisfies ANNETTE MENCHER Locker Squad: Victory Rep.: Mar- quis Rep. -EA, ..,,,-l. .Ia-- .EL-HEI .,: MEDICAL LIBRARIAN gp: sump, ulfws 3 VQNLQQ4 'C-TYPE-' MARIE MESTICHELLI Italian Club: Sec. to Mr. Tuhrim, Mr. Arbeit: Volley Ball Club: Sec. to Miss Linck. TO RECEIVE A MRS EEGREE Swell girl, nice 15 lcr.e'.-.'- Youll find no better '.'.'he'e ee you go. So I . 41 ff 7 f. ,A E15 I. ? , is E 'T-1 2. I A lar . 5 , K .5 vf51'f I 4 r A 'E ' 7 I -Gr I V, f 'X - if' 2 Elysee. Y XXX ,.,.' , , .K is v I Ii i. ' I 49' , 2 rev Q ,,, r X N ., gf ! X A I NANETTE MICHAELS TO EIIIII A RICH BOSS AIID MARRY HIM Erieiily aid sincere NICK MICHAELS Baseball: Cafeteria Squad. TO I-'IAVE A HOUSE If TI-IE COTJIYTRY EOR MY MOTHER Affl EATI-IEE AETEE THEY :LTfRE He 53' ull :si ' 1: Qlllties. RITA MILLER Service Squad: Sec. to Miss Smlth. CCYCERT SINGER SUNDAY MINNECI Subject Class Sec.: Office Work EIAYIST -.-v-SL- ,L Q..-4.,.. .,,,- Q.- . ..,..-.-, . C'...,.,.,v . .Az ,.- ' ' :I l.Q', CHARLES MIHRA Leaders Corps: Swing Band: T.eacher's Helper to Mrs. Dura. k1s: Mr. Pocai's Office: Teacher's Helper to Mr. Nazer. ARRAFIGER - PIAFIIST - IUL- LIARE CONSERVATCRY A CCE' with a heart as E13 as himself ' NATALIE MISHLENICK G. O. Rep. WRITE A NOVEL Natalles sweet, Natalies rieat, As a stuiem she cad: be be-at MARCIA MITCHELL Booster Squad: Mr. Litton's OI- fice: Sec. to Mr. Starrs: Senior Class Rep.: Lafayette News Rep. PRIVATE SECRETARY Marcia is pretty, Marcia is fair If late passes were money, she'd be a millionaire. LORRAINE MITRANY Lafayette News Rep.: Locker Squad: Sec. to Mrs. Le Bow. WISHES TO TRAVEL AROUND THE WORLD BUT FIRST TO ATTEND BROOKLYN COLLEGE A nice girl with a friendly air, She could make friends any- where. IOHN MONGIOI Service Squad, 2 yrs.: Sec. to Miss Marans, llfz yrs.: G. O. Rep., 1 yr.: Senior Council. CITY COLLEGE Iohn does his work day by day, We know he'll succeed in every way, DOROTHY MORRIS' G. O. Rep.: Emergency Room Squad: Sec. to Mr. Litton: Sec. to Mr. Iacobson: Glee Club. TO BECOME A SINGER Sweet of temper, good of heart, Always ready to do her part HAROLD MOSS' Captain, Service Squad: G. O. Class Rep.: Glee Club. BANKER He gets time and a half for overtime fdetentionll. IRWIN MOHH BROOKLYN COLLEGE Class chauffeur, drives the teachers crazy. gf ZX? ' f X. ! 4 .J if ft! If f If , X f ., 'QR ,my ' l I . I .A ., f 'Jef i W, ,.,., ' . ' I -. , rf W f, 11 f W' Q' 'f J 1 . . 2 W , ' ' if , ' fi .- ' .tbl fi 5 ,W My :fail Z f A f , ,gf . f I y X I 7 'Q f l A :..:: Z kj? V 7,7 W 'j , s ... f t f CLAIRE MUSLIN Sr. Arista: Lafayette News Rep.: Sec. to Mr. Halpert: Square Dancing Club: Cafeteria Squad. 2 years. BROOKLYN COLLEGE You're one good kid! That's all we'll say, What higher tribute can we DOY? MITCHELL NACHBAR Teacher's Helper. CHEMICAL ENGINEER-BROOKA LYN COLLEGE Class chauffeur - drives the teachers crazy. ANTHONY NAPOLI Mr. Pocai's Office: Mr. Auer- bach's Office. TO HAVE A GROCERY STORE AND MEAT MARKET Why should I get my brains in a stew, Trying to get 95, when 65 will do. MARIAN NARDONE' Lafayette News Reporter: G. O. Class Representative: Sec. to Mrs. Rafter: Sec. to Mr. Millmcm. TO BE THE MAYOR OF NEW YORK CITY Quiet, modest, unassuming, We see a brilliant future blaom- ing. ROBERT NEEDLEMAN Service Squad: Leaders Corps: Teacher's Assistant: G. O. Rep.: Cafeteria Squad. All Pocai's efforts, and all Gracly's men, Couldn't get Bob back to Lafay- ette again, STANLEY NELSON Leader's Corps: Social Studies Office: Cafeteria Squad. CITY OR N. Y. U. I'm not conceited, but I have every reason to be DIANE NEWMAN' Orchestra: Knocks and Boosts Committee: Library Squad: Sec. to Miss Iames: Sec. to Mrs. Durakis. PI-IOTOGRAPI-IER Sweet, not Wild, always mild GLORIA NOVAK Times Rep.: Sec. to Mrs. Schnier. TO BECOME A RADIO SCRIPT WRITER Friendly smile, lovely eyes, We could praise her to the skies. NEIL NOVIN Red Cross Activities: Economics Coach. GOOD DOCTOR-N. Y. U. Neil lt-lovin, alias Tom Thumb, Is very tall, but not so dumb, MARILYN OLINSKY Secretary: Marquis Rep. TO BECOME A NURSE Rosy cheeks, laughing eyes, Thats Where her personality lies SHIRLEY OLSHIN G. O. Rep.: Victory Rep.: Office 121: Marquis Rep. BROOKLYN OR CITY COLLEGE Of all the charms she does pos- sees, The best of them is friendliness RITA ORLEANS Student Court: Senior and Iunior Arista: Maior L : Lafayette News: Marquis. BROOKLYN COLLEGE-LAW A Wiz at studies is our Rita, When it comes to tests theres none can beata. Q2 4' . ,ff, Z 1 f f? f :Cf ' 1 i ' if , ' t' F n , 1 4 't ...i 1 7 .-. ,, ii f S X ff: 'S ,. tg- Y 'ff I 'iw' ' : 7' I ,f H , r . 'fi' X' I .. L 1 if N. W 1:- ' X ft ' - ,5.T5 ' y 3512. .,.. A ' if N 4 ,O jk 4' . 4 I if, A A QXQAII' K . A N ,.,, . .X wi. 'V', Q 'E 7 RACHEL ORSANO Posed as model in art class. ATTEND EITHER MODELING OR DRAMATIC SCHOOL She practices for the track team -running after boys, CONCETTA PAPA Sec. for Miss Holihan: Sec. for Mr. Liiton: Sec. for Mr. Meyer: Red Cross Worker for Miss Holi- han: Table Captain in Cafeteria. SECRETARY A good friend, a real pal, To sum it up, a swell gal. BENEDICT PAPE 8th Term Grade Rep.: 7th Term Grade Rep.: French Office Squad: Service Squad. BROOKLYN COLLE GEfLAW Benedict Pape, quiet t?l Grid small, I-Iis main ambition is to grow tall. LAURA PAPPAS G. O. Rep., 3rd Term: Sec., 4th Term: Red Cross Rep., 6th Term: Working in Music Dept. ATTEND PRATT I-Ier pleasant smile and lovely ways, Will bring her many happy days. SONDRA PASTER A lovely girl, sweet and nice, The kind that gets the shoes and rice. IRIS PELL TRAVEL Very nice, very sweet, Like an Orchid, a rare treat, FRANK PELLICONE Service Squad. N. Y. U. You hit the spot, We like you ct lot. ANGELO PERRONE COURT ATTENDANT Awfully quiet, very nice, What a man! Not a vice. ROSEMARIE PERRONE Cafeteria Table Capt. SINGER OR HOUSEWIFE Noisy and gay, Will never stop joking for a year and a day. BETTY PICCINONNO Sec. to Mr. Olshansky: Sec. to Mrs. Robinson. PRIVATE SECRETARY-EROOIQ LYN NIGHT COLLEGE A good girl, a real pal, To sum it up, a swell gal. CLAIRE PICKOFF Mr. Blank's Sec.: Mr. Kaster's Sec.: G. O. Rep. HUNTER COLLEGE lust a little bunch of mischief with a great personality. CARMELLA PIERRO Library for one year: Locker Squad: Italian Club for 3 terms. COURT REPORTER AND BUSI- NESS .COLLEGE Tall and dark, Has life like a spark. X f f 432 J ff Q Z V f . ,,,. , WI 2 It SZ 0 A 6 Q 6 7 f 7 f Z f f f 4 K f . ,.. , 1 ff Evf xx x 1 fn, D,-. n f J l ,ff f 5 X. X A ,X Z V! if N f f X71 f ff , li! :f f WMM: fu x .4 , ,wi ,: , K VV., V I V 19 x g fflef qy AX Q W ' ' f if 1 , X! 16S IVY BEN PIKITCH Service Squad: Glee Club. FIELD OF TELEVISION Class idol, been idle for three years. BERNARD PLOFKER Service Squad: Teacher's Asst.: Chemistry Dept.: Mathematics Club: Cafeteria Squad. DENTIST-N. Y. U. Some think the world is made for fun and frolic-especially Bernie. CARMEL PLOTKIN Emergency Room Squad: Library Squad: Sec. to Mr. Rosen. TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN WHAT- EVER I UNDERTAKE A nicer girl can't be found, We always like to have her around. GLORIA POLITI G. O. Rep. for 3 Terms: Teach- er's Helper: Lafayette News Rep.: Sec. to Two Teachers. TO GET MARRIED The girl with the fringe on top No. 55. BARBARA POLSKY Sec. in Accounting Office: Sec. in Emergency Room: Usher Squad: Lafayette News Rep.: Legend Staff. TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN ANY OF MY UNDERTAKINGS Blond and sweet and charm ga- lore, Boys, what are you waiting for? STANLEY POP TO BE A CIVIL ENGINEER- NORTH CAROLINA STATE COLLEGE Of all the assets he does pos- sess, The best of these is friendliness. IOE POPINO AMRITIOII-IIOIIE Hi iicm, it '.-ras a ttugh fig' I 311 I rincllu' trade if. CHARLES POSTER Cafeteria Squad. CITY COLLEGE X.-se M ,Syl O2giiit5a:e.f:t 7 4, lx a,a,..,.. Q-1 H ,Q EVELYN POWELL I-'ASI-IIOII EESIGIIER A swell gal, Ah all areurid pal, I if NEIL PRATT Member of the Newman Club: hi s .,f. Member oi the Library Squad: ' I -. ,SK Service Squad. ' K -,', l X4-'fs BROOKLYN COLLEGE gg' ' .. v Fifi: head tcwtce K gd s Hes H126 1: l:::'.'.' .P W 5 L Q i ,.,- A sms . gr . .LKL 2? 1 AGNES PRESCOTT Locker Squad: Mrs. Sullivan's Q by Sec.: Emergency Room Miss F I ' lEji X Holihan's Secretary: Newman F 1 al' 5 Club. S' 'y ' - TO OWIY A DOG KEIIIIEL AIIII -A R . RAISE AEE' BREED EOGS - A pleascxi beast lc her IE due Hex' classriates like her - s- gy I wiulil 'jeu V sy 3 eg- v X 7-,L ' Ir . X f ALBERT RAHMEY X Sec. to Mr. Goldberg, 21f2 yrs. y Q BE SUCCESSFUL Iff EIISILESE , . ,iff He would like to serie iehch- 76' f- xh- meri after Erenchmeri if Q - X5 . .4 .- ,f I f L I . z.:,4,xgEs A . I I . ' I ANN RAINONE Sec. for Mrs. Marsh: Sec. for Miss Marans: Sec. for Mrs. Gluck. Sparkling eyes, charming smile, Dancing feet, ci friend werth while. NATALIE RALSEY' Marquis Business Staff: Legend Business Staff: Miss Lampert's Sec.: Senior Rep.: Miss Daly's Sec. RECEPTIOEIST-SECRETARY Here is 3 ggrl all k:i:'.-.' '.-fell, As Cx? Senier Rep shes really s--fell MARY RAMELLA Sec. to Mr. Lifton: Red Cross Club. A gil s: s'.-feet her Cl: es so neat, A :irl like her is hard tc beat. SHIRLEY RASHES Sec. to Dr. Silberberg: Sec, to Mrs. Greenfield: Sec. to Mrs. Waks. COURT STEITOGRAPHER- BROOKLYN COLLEGE Al'.'.'C'ys busy, in Q whirl Heres an all arcuhi well-liked sp, LORRAINE RECHZEIT Lafayette News Rep.: Marquis Rep.: Emergency Room Squad. C, C. lil. Y. A charming smile fer everyone, A menace 1: each rfmee' - 533 BEVERLY REED Sec. to Mr. Blumenthal: Sec. C2 Termsl. Mr. Tholfsen's Office.: Mr. GfGdY's Office: 1 Term, Service Squad. LABORATORY TECHNICIAN The Sweetheart of Sigma Chi DORIS REGER Glee Club. SINGER-IULLIARD SCHOOL OF MUSIC A sweet voice has this line lass, The kind of manner that gives her class BERNICE REIMER Sec. to Mrs. Lateltin: Sec. to Mrs. Raiter: Sec. to Mrs. O'Laughlin. SECRETARY Bernice is a pretty girl as you can see, But her heart belongs only to Leslie. ROBERT REISS Basketball Team, 3 yrs. I-Ie's someone you just have to look up tot!! MICHAEL RICCIARDI MEDICINE AT L, I. U. OR U. C L. A, What shall we write? Our faces are sour, Because of your boost, we spent an hour. CAROL RIDDICK Marquis Staff. SECRETARY Hair ot gold and smile so sweet, Carol is a girl who can't be beat. LOUISE RIGGIO Locker Squad. TO TRAVEL ALL AROUND AND THEN MAYBE SETTLE DOWN Quiet and sweet, Will make someone a treat, 'Q Mew f My W, V-: !,., irv f ffi ' X W as df 1 3 f ur nf V07 f ,,,, if M' f a , if sg' I ly W .X Z , X ff I ' 7 . f, ' W l .l 4 f PS2 1 ' Ye 4-W Z 11' .- L 7, . , f' f xi er' 5 ' IN W f .W f 1 Mfg! X if My 4 ff f X 1 Q., ,V e nv , -cf.- ' E' A 4 ' N E I A. , X! f I ' PHYLLIS ROIZMAN Editor-in-Chief, Lafayette News: Legend Staff: Iunior Coaches: Ir. and Sr. Arista: Major L In- signia. FASHION DESIGNER-FASHION INSTITUTE OE TECHNOLOGY AND DESIGN He who only hopes is hopeless. BARBARA ROMANO Little Barbara, like a bird, Always seen, seldom heard MARY ROMEO PRIVATE SECRETARY Mary is petite, sweet, sensible, neat, A combination that cant be beat. LILA ROSENBAUM Marquis Business Stall. SECRETARY OR BOOKKEEPER Lila, with her manner sweet, Is one girl whos hard to beat HERMAN ROSENBERG Senior Arista: Chemistry Office: Chemistry Squad: Victory Rep. TO EXIST-BROOKLYN COLLEGE Far from quiet, lar from shy, All in all he's one swell guy. YVETTE ROSENBERG Service Squad. TO TRAVEL-BROOKLYN COLLEGE 2 sweet 2 be 4 gotten ARNOLD ROSENFELD Teacher's Assistant. C C. N, Y.-C RA. Three qualities in him are com' bineol, He's courteous, clever and re fined. ANITA ROSENTHAL Social Studies Office Squad: Switchboard Rm. 129. BROOKLYN COLLEGE Her manner is soft, her tempera- ment sweet, She is a gal that cant be beat SOL ROSENTHAL Service Squad. SUCCESSFUL BUSINESSMANW BROOKLYI'-I COLLEGE . I ., T. ' is e,,,,. I i ' 5 nd Like London at night, always in I 'T cr fog. DOROTHY ROSENSTROCH Science Squad: Sec. to Mr. Lif- ton: Marquis Business Staff. SECRETARY As nice cr girl as you could find Sweet, thoughtful, and alway kind. MAY ROSENZWEIG Chem. Lab. DENTAL I-IYGIENIST Eyes that sparkle, hair ashine, A sweet lace, or girl thats line CAROL ROTH Senior Council Rep. PANZER COLLEGE OE PHYSI- CAL EDUCATION Sweet and clever in every way A ,sunbeam for a rainy day .,.y S, 1 Nm.: X -is ,ses-yi .N R --. :, 5, A R lii Q 'fwfr vi flnfgqijsf , . Q P , Q, . iiz . 1 q . L uv' V :.. i I iiii - ' ' fluff ' 1, f s VIVIAN ROTH Library Squad. TO BECOME A BOOKKEEPER One swell girl, friendly as could be, plus sweetness and sin- cerity, MILDRED ROTHENBERG Mr. Schiffs aid: Mrs. Hauptman's aid: O. O1shansky's aid. PRIVATE SECRETARY One reason Why boy dates girl, SYBIL ROTHENBERG Major L: Grade Adviser's Sec.: Bond and Stamp Rep.: Lafayette News Rep.: Cafeteria Squad. HUNTER COLLEGE A maiden sweet witnzut pre- tense, Endowed with reason and good ewes IRENE ROTHSTEIN Library Squad: Mrs. Greenfield's Sec.: Mrs. Smith's Sec. TO GO TO N Y. U, TO STUDY RADIO ADVERTISING She has a smile for every friend, and a friend lcr every smile. SYLVIA ROTHSTEIN Mr. Lifton's Sec.: Red Cross Club. SECRETARY IN LAW OEEICE Simple, quiet, seldom heard, She gets nicer with every word VIVIAN ROUSSO English Office Staff: Grade Ad- viser's Office: French Club: lunior and Senior Arista: At- tendance Office Staff. BROOKLYN COLLEGE Out of Vivian there is never cr PGGP, But they say still waters run deep HENRY RUBIN OPTICAL ENGINEER, UNIVER- SITY OF N. C. In every way, in all his classes, There is Henry, annoying the Iassies. PAUL RUBIN Z years on Soccer Team. DIAMOND DEALER-C. C. N. Y. A young man of a quiet kind, A knock for him is hard to find. LORRAINE RUBLOWICH TO GET MARRIED AFTER GRADUATION Great friend, full of fun, Well liked by everyone. CATHERINE RUSCIO Cafeteria Squad: Newman Club Member: Class News Rep. TO TRAVEL AND BECOME A SUCCESSFUL STENOGRA- PHER Tall and graceful, A pretty eyeful. THEDA RUSH Major L Insignia: Mr. Tholf- sen's Office Squad, 3 years: The Library Squad: Sec. to Mrs. Blicker. LAWYER Five foot three and lots of fun, What a girl for someone-'s son. HERBERT BUTT Locker Squad: Football, Varsity. TO BE A SUCCESS He feels Monday is no time for a test, After two days' holiday, he needs a rest. f . , fr V! ' PM T . A I 'fl' HKTIZJ- . H 1 W ' . . 5 . W S J , nl t ' . 4 , J f f if K ,.. .,,.,,.....m.9 :z ' I si . ....:.:,Mii ' .4 H' 7, A lf 4' . ..::::1::tQ.., , 2 ' 'Z 'T , W' I I f f . ffy X f C. ,,f , ,MJ 'f 7 , , f J 4- 6' 5, , f j ISAAC SALEM Service Squad: Cafeteria Squad. A nice guy with a friendly airg He could make friends any- Where. ROBERT SAMUELS Physics Show: Cafeteria Squad: Major L : Mimeograph and Supply Squad: Math Club. CHEMIST Always managing to do his best, Bobby is full of Zim and zest. LILAH SANDLER' Iudge, Student Court: Lafayette News Editorial Assistant: Ir. and Sr. Arista: Marquis Literary Staff: Vice-President, French Club. C. ,Cl N. Y. Roses are red and so is her hair, And you'll find she has plenty of temper there. ROSALIE SANRA' Sec. to Mrs. Zion: Sec. to Mrs. Hauptman: G. O. Rep. TRAVELING Our V. V. V. girl- Vim, Vigor and Vitality, A lass with loads of personality. PAULINE SANSEVERO Sec. to Miss Marans K2 termsl: Vice-President of Class. BOOKKEEPER One swell girl as friendly as can be, Plus sincereness and capability. LOUISE SANTABARBARA Sec. to Mr. Lifton. LEGAL STENOGRAPHER Heres a girl we all agree, Is just as nice as she can he. ROBERT SAPIN BROOKLYN COLLEGE A great guy, full of lun, Bob is liked. by everyone. THOMAS SARDO Senior Bcmd, l year. WRITER I-lov: f::1iF 'fre say anything about Tern? There isnt anything to say it aboutl Or is there9 BARBARA SARNOFF N. Y. U. Nice and fine, A short but truthful line. MARION SCALI G. O. Rep. IOURNALIST-BROOKLYN COLLEGE lt's nice to be natural when youre naturally nice EDWARD SCHAITKIN Varsity Show: Speakers Bureau: Senior Arista: Senior Council. EIIGIIIEERING Deep set eyes and dark blast: hair, Ot personality he has his share BIRDIE SCHAUBEN G. O. Rep.: Marquis Rep.: Mr. Rappuport's Sec. BROOKLYN COLLEGE Full of fun, lull ol pep, Is our G. O. Rep. STANLEY SCHAUBEN' end Art Staff. COMMERCIAL ARTIST In art he is the best, hell do the rest. ti f my Q 6 ' f t A f SANDRA SCHAEFFER ' Office Help in 3rd and 4th Term to Mrs. Rafter: Co-op Office Help. TRAVELING THROUGH THE .gk COUIITRY WITH MY IDEAL MAI. +. Cute and clever, naughty never, - ' f Well-hardly ever. M , ' f I RICHARD SCHEINBERG Glee Club: Service Squad. BROOKLYN COLLEGE i We never bother to asl: hir: , ja' , why 9 ' V -N We lcnow-I hes just an all-around. 5 .49 I THE'- Lso SCHEHMA V Uses his head to part his ears IERRY SCHILDKRAUT Leaders Corps: Cafeteria Squad: Service Squad: Helper for Mrs. Zion: Helper for Mr. Pocai. TYPEWRITER MECHANIC Lilze a new penny, shiny and bright. FLORENCE SCHLEICHER' MEDICAL ASSISTANT Shes just the sort. To be a great sport. Football Team fl seasonl: Leg- lust give hirn ct canvas and Ir. Coaches: Sr. Band and Or- chestra: Major L in Athletics: LOTTIE SCHLEGEL Biology Laboratory Squad: Ir. and Sr. Arista: Sec. to Mr. Schenberg: Sec. to Mr. Sass: Helper to Mrs. A. I. Cohen. BROOKLYN COLLEGE An ambitious girl, always work- ing, Somewhere in the future, success is lurking. CLARA SCHLEIN Lafayette News Literary Staff: Legend Literary Staff: Modern Dance Club: Locker Squad: Sec. to Grade Advisor. BROOKLYN COLLEGE Her dimplecl smile, her twinkling eyes, Are only for Eddie, so fellows, get wise. MYLES SCHNEIDER Physical Science Lab. Squad: Library Squad: Cafeteria Squad. ELECTRICAL ENGINEER-C. C, N Y . A smile, a laugh, a happy re- tort, The type of a guy who is a good sport. SYLVIA SCHULMAN' G. O. Rep.: N. Y. Times Rep.: Mr. Pocais' Office Squad: Leg- end Business Staff: Attendance Squad. TO TRAVEL Lovely, sweet and sincere, Such a girl is very rare. ARLENE SCHWARTZ Sec. to Miss Hecht: Sec. to Mr. Grady: Usher Squad: Lafayette News: Locker Squad. DOCTORS ASSISTANT In every motion grace is hers, On every feature, sweetness stirs' DORIS SCHWARTZ' Vice-Pres. Ir. Coaches: Sec. Health Education OH-ice. TO BECOME A LAWYERS WIFE Doris and Abbey are on the beam They plan to raise a baseball team! Y . S 4 X st X' A? s V .r 4, A X , 5? . 1 - . f' gf 5 :. f ,ft ' X . 2 A f' 'BMW IRMA SCHWARTZ Sec. to Mr. Lifton: Sec. to Mr. Iacobson: Cafeteria Squad: Mar- quis Rep. HOUSEWIFE lrrna is sweet, Irma is gay, Intto Someone's heart she found her way LEE SCHWARTZ Sec. for Mr. Litton: Sec. for Mr. Iacobson: G. O. Rep.: Cafeteria Squad. , BROOKLYN COLLEGE A likeable girl who's sweet and true, Vlfe think she's grand, and so will you. LORRAINE SCHWARTZ' Legend Rep.: Literary Commit- tee: Social Committee: Main Switchboard in 129. SINGER Mild as a camel, satisfying as a Chesterfield, Put them together and you have a Lucky Strike. MARK SCHWARTZ Stage Squad: Service Squad. FARMINGDALE COLLEGE The Man With a Hoe. MITZIE SCHWARTZ Sec. to Mrs. Blicker: Usher Squad: Social Studies Squad: English Office. BROOKLYN COLLEGE It can be said Well remember Red, ROSALIE SCHWARTZ English Office Staff: Attendance Office Staff: Sec. to Mr. Olshan- sky: Sec. to Mr. Shostak: Sec. to Mr. Holstein. C. C. N. Y. In her sweet way right from the start, She won her place in everyones heart. SHEILA SCKALOR Service Squad: Mimeograph Squad: Grade Advisor Office. 'J U ' 1 HUNTER COLLEGE Sugar and spice, H' 1, - Gee, is Sheila nice. ' ',..1 'C M f ' if f .V I HAROLD SEIDENBERG Football Team. An unusual combination-brain and brawn. EDITH SEIDLITZ Girl Leader of Sr. Arista: Major L : Lafayette News Editor: Mar- quis Editor: Legend Editor. COLLEGE Shes got her rnitt-en, Everything thats written, STANLEY SEIVER Mr. Alweiss' Squad: Mrs. Stim- mel's Squad: Service Squad. TO BE A MILLIONAIRE The only thing I got out of school was rriyselt CARMINE SERPA Baseball Team, 4 years: Locker Squad: Gym Sec.: Class G. O. Rep.: Class Bond and Stamp Rep. TO BE TI-IE BEST SPORTS WRITER AROUND ESTELLE SETTON Accounting Office Squad: Asst. Head of Sr. Dues and Iewelrv: Marquis Art Club: Cafeteria Squad. COMMERCIAL ARTIST OR GET MARRIED Eyes of brown, hair the same, She is leaving, what a gnome 1, 1 2 i,..w. ww . f ' , lp W' I i f fi I -H ROSE SEVASTA' TO BECOME A SECRETARY Wit like electricity-shocking, HENRY SHALOM Teacher's Helper. U. C, L. A. Agreeoble and full of fun, He is liked by everyone. NATHAN SHAMS BROOKLYN COLLEGE A soft spoken lad wavy hair, I-Tathan has a charm thats rare! EDWARD SHANAHANT IR. Rifle Team: Locker Squad: Cafe- teria Squad: Service Squad: English Book Room Squad. OFFICERS COMMISSION, U. S M. C. A fine fellow, yes, he Icves the green, A good Irishrnan, that -:an he seen. HARVEY SHANUS Capt. of Mimeograph Squad: Service Squad: History Office: Legend Staff: Photographer. MECHANICAL ENGINEER Spencls half of his tirne in a dark room And nothing develops- Pictures that isl SYLVIA SHATZMAN Table Captain: Sec. to Mr. Rap- paport: Sec. to Mrs. Hauptman: Grade Adviser's Helper for Mr. Kaster: Grade Adviser's Helper for Mrs. Rafter. STAGE ACTRESS The world is a stage, An? It hope to be a greater part o 1, WALTER SHEA Football Team: Service Squad. Tall, appealing and really knows it CYNTHIA SHERMAN Newspaper Rep.: Sec. to Mr. Ar- beit: English Office Helper: Sec. to Mrs. Russell. TO BE A BUYER FOR A DEf PARTMENT STORE-LONG ISLAND UNIVERSITY Subduecl, reserved, never much to soy, But Cynthia gets around in her own way! MARTY SMITKOFF UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN LAW SCHOOL Business first, except it it inter- feres With pleasure. IACK SILBERLICHT Capt. Service Squad: Major L : Capt. Leaders Corps: Cafeteria Squad: G. O. Office Squad: Rifle Team Instructor. RADIO TECHNICIAN Full of fun and ettervescent, New tricks and pranks are al- ways present. NICHOLAS SICURELLA Worked in Chemistry Lab. BACTERIOLOGIST I-Ie's really swell when you know him well. IUDITH SILBERMAN Victory Rep.: Locker Squad: Laf- ayette News Rep.: Library Staff: Marquis. FASHION DESIGNER A quiet girl we all like well, Of whom We have no faults to tell. ,f ,W , f V '71 fi ,I 1 SANTO SIMONETTI Library Squad, Cafeteria Squad. Looks shy, lout is he? MARVIN SINGER Football Team. ACCOUNTANT-CITY OR N. Y. U. On the football team Will he ever attain his goal? LOLA SINOPOLI PRIVATE SECRETARY Dark hair, dark eyes, Watch out fellows, she-'s wise. IRWIN SITKIN Cafeteria Squad: Service Squad: Mimeograph Squad. AGRICULTURE He likes them short, he likes them tall, I-Ie likes them any way at all. MAURICE SLATKIN 2 yrs. Bio. Squad: Caiteria Squad. SETON HALL Right on the trigger. CORINNE SLOMSKY Lai. News Rep.: Sec. to Mr. Horn: Class G. O. Ren. TO MAKE SOME LUCKY MAN A GOOD WIFE Charm, personality and looks galore, Who could ask tor anything more. DIANE SMOOKLER' Senior Arista: Sec. for 2 terms to Mrs. Hauptman: Sec. to Mr. Shos- tak: Asst. to Miss Sullivan: Sec. to Mr. Rosin. Her nicknames Dolly, Fits her to a SHEPARD SOBLER Service Squad, 5th term: Service Squad, Bth term: Cafeteria Squad. BUSINESS COLLEGE-AM PAR- TIALLY INTERESTED IN PHO- TOGRAPI-IY An example ot what mothers warn their daughters about MICHAEL SODARO BROOKLYN COLLEGE Its the quiet ones you have to watch! DAVID SOLL Service Squad: Math. Club: Cur- rent Problems Club. DOCTOR A regular fellow who likes math, science, airplanes-look, I'iri a B-29? IEAN SPARAGNA Cold or hot she hits the spot. ROSARIO SPECIALE Biology Lab. Squad. DIARY FARMER If silence were golden, he would be a millionaire. .vt-' if if , V I 1 Z C if f f 1 l.'f3:Q'7i-17.5 ,X A-g., Sl!-as 1 f , 1 X S 6 1 f 'f Z 7 Q, lx if Q It f i f ? 5 ,VF Z! WZ: be f 1 - . fm' f gf , 'S H K I y I A S m f , Q ' ,o,.,s,,. , ni fix 7. 2 wsff' ' his L. , N4 f-fir? W V isi Qilii. 1 y . H f f SMX .r Mt M7 I Y , Z 51-ly fm, gi Xxx fm S S 5 WX sr 5 N s 2 I , X I is , . it X 1 ff ff 3. JAX fy f S A 7 45 1 if fx ' S Q , 1, P7 ,N Wx 7 x E Q52 4 STUART SPIEGLER Lafayette News: Gym Sec. SPORTS WRITER Gift of the Gods. ELAINE SPITZBERG Ir. Librarian: Senior Arista: At- tendance Oiiice Squad: Lafay- ette News Rep.: Sec. to Mrs. Hatter. BROOKLYN COLLEGE Her disposition can't be beat, But when it comes to talking, dont compete. LEONARD SPRINGER President of Go-Getters: Capt. Service Squad.: Capt. Cafeteria Squad: Biology Squad. TO MAKE 35,000,000 One terrific guy is our Lenny, Some day he'll make a pretty penny ROBERT SQUITIERI Speaker's Bureau: Capt. of Mim- eograph Squad: Varsity Show: Legend Business Staff: Stage Squad. A willingness to help is fine and Bobby doesnt lack it, I-Ie's Speakers Bureau sound man and does he make a racket. ROSLYN STAHL Sec. to Mr. Starrs: Sec. to Mrs. Waks: Miss Fahy's Squad Q2 termsiz Miss Lewis' Squad: Ot- Iice 121: Table Captain. BROOKLYN COLLEGE Roslyn Stahl is quite a gal, Give her o chance and Shelli be your pal ROSLYN STEIN Student Court Iudgeg Senior Arista: Major L Insignia: Girls' ETergenCY Room: Senior Coun- ci. II you like a girl thats fine, The ll'1i1'1Q to do? See Stein. LILA STEINBERG Senior Arista: Sec. to Mr. Auer- back, Mr. Pincus, Miss Linck. Mr. Litton. PRIVATE SECRETARY Sweet, courteous and kind. A type that's surely hard to find. BERTRAM STEINER Leaders Corps. 3 years: Major L Leaders Corps: Sergeant, Cafeteria Squad. BROOKLYN COLLEGE-TO BE A SUCCESS IN THE IEWELRY FIELD Quiet? Dependableff? True! FRED STERN RADIO MECHANIC Studying never interfered with his education-? CARLO STILE Service Squad. He's just a nice guy. DOLORES STILLMAN Basketball Club: Volley Ball Club: Badminton Club: Sec. to Miss Downs. BROOKLYN COLLEGE Someone told her she looks Well when she smiles. LORRAINE STOCK Nature made her as she should, Not too bad, and plenty good. HARVEY STRAUS Senior Arista: Victory Corps Hep.: Service Squad: Cafeteria Squad: Teacher's Helper. Always has the iight answer. MYRNA STRAUSMAN G. O. Rep.: Prom Rep.: Asst. to Miss Iames: Sec. to Mr. Schen- berg. BUYER-N. Y. U. OR BROOKLYN COLLEGE Math classes would buzz, If all figures were like hers. SALVATORE SUFFANTI Service Squad, 6 terms: Leaders Corps, 4 terms: Stage Squad, 2 terms: Cafeteria Squad, 1 term: Library Squad, 2 terms. COMMERCIAL ARTIST Smart and tall, Lil-:ed by all. ERIKA SUSSKIND Iunior and Senior Arista: G. O. Rep.: Mr. Grady's Otiice Squad: Miss Kramer's Sec. in Dean's Office: Square Dance Club. GO TO COLLEGE AND TRAVEL It's sad but true, We can't knock you. MYRON SYKEN Sr. Band: Sr. Orch.: Swing Band: Student Conductor, Concert Band. TO WORK EOR SYKEN BUS SERVICE Neither the King's horses nor the Kings men, Could get hirn back to Lafayette again. FRANK TAKACS Leaders Corps: Leaders Corps. Major L. MECHANICAL ENGINEER- PRATT INSTITUTE A well behaved boy, No one did he ever annoy. CONCETTA TALLERICO PRIVATE SECRETARY She's nice and fine in all her ways, Youll never find her in a daze GILDA TANDY' Library Squad: Cafeteria Squad: Mrs. Rafter's Helper: English Of- tice. TO RECEIVE A MRS DEGREE A sweet young miss is not easy to find, So here is one to keep in mind ALICE TARALLO TO BECOME A BOOKKEEPER Such srnart girls cannot be found, Many' hard tests has Alice JC 'JI YI 6 C.. MARGARET TARALLO Miss Canning's Sec.: Service Squad. TO BE A BOOKKEEPER Cute, sweet, and Heaven lcnov-rs FRED TAWIL Leaders Corps. BROOKLYN COLLEGE A swell fellow, but oh, those iolfef' RENEE TAWIL Iunior Arista: Senior Arista: Sec. to Miss Linck: Cafeteria Squad: Sec. to Mr. Schub. BROOKLYN ,COLLEGE Sweet and pleasant, also clever, May she stay this way forever .fi If 'Jr . 15, f ,ff 5 Jug .. M Q :,,.- 1 t I t 8 sw X , f X- - L llal ., ELAINE TEITLE Sec. to Miss Hecht: Sec. to Mr. Schuh: Sec. to Mr. Blank. TO STUDY DRESS DESIGNING Because of her many cheerful ways, I-Ier life will be full of happy days, ROSEMARIE TORONTO MARRIAGE Shes studying for her Mrs. de- gree, ROSALIE TORREGROSSA Teacher's Helper: Library Squad for 2 terms. TO BE A HOUSEWIFE AND RAISE A FOOTBALL TEAM A nicer girl :oulcl never be, As far as BCOA can see, SHELDON TROMBERG Leaders Corps: Service Squad: Mimeograph Squad. NEVV YORK UNIVERSITY I-Ie's the only fellow we lcnow whos both llRe:l and 'Right' CHARLOTTE TUCKER ACTING Shes always sunny, always QIUYf I-fever blue on a rainy day. CLAIRE TUMARKIN' Senior Arista: Mrs. Ross' Atten- dance Staff: Dean's Office Squad: Emergency Room Squad: Sec. to Miss Kramer. HUNTER COLLEGE So quiet and so neat, One of the nicest girls youll meet. ELAINE TUMMILLO German, Spanish, Latin Dept. Office Squad, 2 terms: Girls' Health Ed. Office Squad: Cafe- teria Squad: Girls' Emergency Room Squad. UNIVERSITY OF BUFFALO A sweet girl is hard to find, Elaine's one to keep in mind. ANNA UGLIALORO Grade Advisor's Office. A very sweet girl is she, no doubt, But why she's so quiet, we-'ll have to find out. PHILIP UNGER Varsity Football Team, 2 years. PHYSICAL EDUCATION - WIL- LIAM CS MARY COLLEGE Reminds us of a pair of glasses, Always making a spectacle of himself. ELAINE VECCHIO BOOKKEEPER She may not be a miners daughter, but she has plenty of natural resources. OLGA VLAHOS TO BE A SUCCESSFUL SECRETARY Bored of Education. MARTY VOGEL Service Squad: Sec. to Mrs. Du- fort: Sec. to Mrs. Cohen: Senior Council Rep.: Victory Rep. ELECTRICAL ENGINEER- WOULD LIKE TO ATTEND POLY TECH Different from the rest, When he sees a girl, he runs his best. I 5 5 C 7? 0 M f ? 'Km' f ff Z, R X I X , f ' C ' . , fi .,., , a , if . sf , ff ' ' . ' l : fig gf I YI G f I M X Q f W ' Sf f S Z? i ' 5 . A if 'ki ' ., if tif: ...,,, , Qi' 1 ,V I. , 6 . -3' M , ff . ,- ' - ,Q , f' , 4 ,, sv, br l 2 if ' , 'E ,Z f ., , i ' f f y , 3 ' , MORTON VOGELFANGER' Cafeteria Squad: Service Squad: Salvage Squad. N. Y. U. His character and personality will carry him through life. IRWIN WAGNER Extreme School Spirit. I-Ie's like the international situa- tion, We never know what's coming next. IRWIN WALD Service Squad. ELECTRICAL ENGINEER- BROOKLYN POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE Irwin's happy, hear him shout, I-Ie can't wait till he gets out. IEAN WALLSHEIN Sec. for German, Latin, Spanish Office: Mr. Tholfson's Office: Sec. to Miss Marchiano in Office: Locker Squad: Sec. to Mr. Bayne. Mild as a Kool, satisfying as a Chesterfield, Put them all togetherea Lucky Strike. ESTELLE WALTZER Senior Arista: Student Court: Office Squad: Girls' Health Ed. Office: Major BROOKLYN COLLEGE Laughing' eyes, curly hair, Disposition sweet and rare. ALLAN WANK Iunior Band: Service Squad. TO BECOME THE HIGHEST PAID MAN IN THE MILLINERY INDUSTRY I-le got something out of Lafay- ette, Put that desk hack, Al, LORRAINE WAPNER Arista: Major L Insignia: Sec. to Dean of Boys: Pan-American Club. BROOKLYN COLLEGE Studious lass, does homework in class, What else! ESTELLE WASSERSTEIN' Arista: Boys' Dean's Office: Pan- American Club: Miss Lewis' Of- iice. N. Y. U. The brook that babbles on and on and on . , . ARTHUR WATNICK Varsity Football Team C2 yrs.l: Sth Term Grade Rep. CHEMICAL ENGINEERfCITY COLLEGE Must come from Holland, I-Ie's always in Dutch. NAOMI WEINSTEIN' Pres. of 4-H Club: Arista: Biology Lab. Squad: Service Squad. BACTERIOLOGY-BROOKLYN COLLEGE Shes nice and fine in all her ways, But you'll always find her in a daze. ALLEN WEISS TO BECOME A LAWYER-ST IOHN'S OR N. Y. U. To be a lawyer is his aim, Toaether with wealth and lame CLAIRE WEISS Student Ct. Lawyer and Iudge: Ir. Arista: Sr. Arista: Official Class Sec.: Mr. Tholfson's Office Squad: Math. Office Squad. Quiet, sweet and clemure, But out of school we-'re nat so sure, f . X Z X I, ..., 5,61 - 1 A X .25 I r ii Y ' 1 f , g , W .....V ,J ' h,,f, U , 5 KW .,7 ff wr f fa f if 't gl v f , fi f X 4 .Q l HERBERT WEISSMAN BROOKLYN .COLLEGE He laboriously does nothing. RAYMOND WEISS' Sec. in Gym: Cafeteria Squad: Legend Staff: Class Social Com- mittee. AIR CONDITIONING I-les okay in every way. WILLIAM WELT' Cafeteria Squad: Paper Salvage Squad: Library Squad. TO ENTER THE IOURNALISM FIELD A smile very pleasant, intelli- gence high, To sum it up, a real fine guy. ARLENE WERTHEIM Pres. of the Senior Class: Lafay- ette News Editor: Legend Staff: Pres. of the Iunior Coaches: Sec. to the Dean of Girls. COLLEGE A classy lass ls the president ot the class. HELEN WINTER Locker Squad: Victory Rep.: Li- brary Squad: Sec. for Mr. Mill- man: Table Captain. BROOKLYN COLLEGE Her personality is warmer than her name. MURIEL WISEMAN Teacher's Helper. TO BECOME A BOOKKEEPER She dwells all alone, In a world all her own. ' IANET WOLCHUCK Japt. oi Go-Getter Squad: Co- Capt. oi Booster Squad: Sec. to Mr. Horn: Library Squad. BROOKLYN COLLEGE Dark hair, eyes of blue, We like her, you will too. BEVERLY WOLF Lai. News Rep.: Stamp Rep.: Marquis Rep.: Sec. oi Class, 4th term: Home Work Monitor. TO MARRY MY ONE AND ONLY CLARRYJ ARLENE YALLOWITZ' Sec. to Mr. Modica: Sec. in G. A. Oiiice to Mr. Harwich: Legend Rep. BROOKLYN COLLEGE Here's to a girl, fine and sweet, To that certain fella, she's sure a treat. ANNA ALBAHARI CARMINE ANGIOLI HUGO HERMAN CAMERA SI-IY SUMMER IOAN BASCO ROCCO MICARI Q 1 ' .... 'I PAUL YALLOWITZ Social Studies Office. ENGINEER-CITY .COLLEGE Words never fail him, teachers do. RUTH YASKULKA' Speakers Bureau: Contata Club: Sec. to Mr. Bloom. N. Y. INSTITUTE OF DIETETICS Pretty, sweet, sincere and nice, Ruth's a girl you think of twice. HARRIET ZICHLIN' Office Staff of Secreiarial Dept.: Marquis Rep.: Sec. to Miss Ma- rens: Locker Squad. BROOKLYN COLLEGE lt may be her green eyes, it may be her brown hair, Whatever it is, boys, you'd bet- ter beware. IOE MARAGORI MAURICE SCHWARTZBERG HENRY MARIANI STELLA SCOPELLITI PETER SANTORI VITO SOMMO SCHOOL GRADUATES ff' ' , W.. A? AV f A W V N f 4 W f i fxfwfff . f. , ff f aff? Q X f V ? Z , 'IH MH 41, f f ' in ' , t . 4 xg? I X Z? X XZ W f 5 S' S S' f f 1 WL5' 5 ,, ag ..,. . 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CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES LAFAYETTE BOOSTERS Eighty-five wi A Q X S YQOE- s OUR STRONG BOND Verse f Our strong bond con ne'er be broken Formed in Lofoyette High, For surpossing weodth unspoken Sealed by friendships tie. Lofdyette High School, now ond ever, Deep groven on eoch hedrt Sholl be found unwdvering true When We from life shorfl QUIZ Verse H Horif, forewell, dedr Afrnd Moter. Mdy thy ndme We proy Be loved ever, pure ond stdiniess, As it is todoy. Let the gfod notes woke the echoes. Ioyfufly We cry, Hdif to thee, our Ahnd Moter! Hoil to Ldfdyette High! AUTOGRAPHS AUTGGRAPHS 'Qf7'.gi 3 nf ' V 7 - A r 1:21 ,-1-. : : ' T 1 - . , I h fj tfi-: - f - I 1 ' E I 1 . u I 1 w e . f I , K ' -.' '.V1. - m, Lf 4 V N 1, L, , . ,EJ uf - +, 1 , , f. ,'V, it-'5- f V V 1 V .wry V- V4 ' - ' ' 1 x. r ' V HV, J fu .. .n,' X I M .,,-1 , . '- wg. A . Ml'-V51 ' .pf , ,. -1 x A ' 'f-'..V . , Hg, ,I , f-, . , ,. - Y-I , VV M 'Va A waaV.g,f.4-U., ' V f , ,'. 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