Lafayette High School - Legend Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1952 volume:

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MW' VR Skyh- V Af N Q5 6 X f S 'Yr Yiibris S ' 1 V v i mm Wm, 1 ,.f: . f xW' ,L ..,, ' lx , ,, QW , , 44 W ff, Mf A ,, , fi ,X 7 If W W, ' ,,., K If x f 45? in , QQ f- A, L AFAVNN fl ,ff , THE LEGE D ,R ' - ' f 4 ' L s iff? 1 I I f ' ..,,. f' - ' 1 ' Qf.jLT4i' IX EM r ' -Y, Lf'w ',1:d . if',ll' . 5, ' N- '- .Q , .,,. . ffl ..A, 2,5252 as . if 11' . ggf.25'7f i'5 ggitj , ,E 3 f . f,, - HAFPWJ YEARBOOK OF THE SENIOR CLASS JUNE, 1952 LAFAYETTE HIGH SCHOOL BENSON AVENUE BROOKLYN, NEW YORK DR. FREDERICK WILLIAM OSWALD, PRINCIPAL TO THE CLASS OF JUNE 1952: I have just been reading A Chance to Livel'-The Story of the Lost Children of the War by John P. Carroll-Abbing, translated and arranged by Carol Della Chiesa, who until recently was a language teacher at Lafayette. A copy is in our library. It is well worth your reading. I cannot help but think how different is the future before you boys and girls. What opportunities lie before you in this wonderful land and nation. Are you going to make full use of them? I hope and trust that each one of you is clear in mind as to the immediate task and that you are going forth in the firm resolve that you will do your share each day to the best of your ability. May your training here at Lafayette lead you to do so wholeheartedly. May the friends you have found at Lafayette remain with you in the years to come and give you strength to meet the trials of life. May you return often to renew these friendships and to gain new inspiration. Cordially yours, FRED'K WM. OSWALD Principal Four gchforia The world is always waiting for what wc have to offer-Someone might ask, What have you to offer, and what have I to offcr?,' Qur parents and teachers have the wealth of their edu- cation and their experience, and we as graduates of high school have the ideals and the high stand- ards that have been set before us. We must offer the best we have, and the other fellow will give us the best he has. But the best we have is always made out of a part of our very own self, the magic self that keeps on growing the more we keep on giving it away. YVhat is our goal? What is the ultimate value of all this learning? The greatest good that will come of our combined efforts will be in our willingness to understand each other, to be tolerant of differences between us, and to make of ourselves the best possible American citizens. Only by not taking the benefits of living in a democracy for granted, by carrying out the duties and responsibili- ties that evolve from living in a democracy, by cherishing, and preserving the ideals that made this country great, can we become responsible American citizens. Life in itself must be democratic-the one realm where one man is but another man's brother. Although his ways may be devious, yet they must be well-known, soberly judged and richly loved. The sooner this fact becomes an active in- gredient in the minds of men, the better the life th at awaits us will be. This is what all effort should lead to . . . this is the ultimate value of the education that we have so gladly absorbed. Some of us have wistful dreams of the future. Dreaming is a necessity and is the first step in a long process of achieving our desired goals, whatever they may be. For how could a dream come true, if it is never dreamed? How could a wish come true if it is never breathed? How could a castle be built if it is never planned? Dreaming is easy, but the part that is difiicult is making that dream a reality. It takes courage to do a day's work, but it takes still more courage to continue that day,s work. Whatever the dream, the wish or the plan, remember it is up to you to achieve it. The ancedote that Fm about to relate is one to be remembered. Two men not seeing each other for quite a while stopped and conversed upon meeting one day on the street. When the first one asked how the other's son was, the reply, Oh, he's doing very well, was received. Fine busi- ness, beautiful home. Yes, said the first man, your son was always very lucky. Isn't it funny, replied the other with a smile, the harder he works the luckier he gets. It is with a sad heart that we must reluctantly say farewell to the happy days midst these pleasant surroundings at Lafayette High School. We must leave the halls of learning which have sheltered us in the past, we must say adieu to friends we have met and learned to love. At such a time as this words are but vague expressions of the inner thoughts. Words cannot express the depth of our feelings of regard for the school, teachers and friends, but rather in deeds will we show our inner hearts as the years go by. I have often wondered why it is that when this great moment that all of us have longed for comes along, there is always a sense of sorrow-a tinge of something missing, a feeling of incom- pleteness mixed with our joy. Perhaps it is because a certain incompleteness belongs to the life of man. We are unfinished beings in an unfinished universe. The stars are not finished, land and the waters are not fixed in their boundaries. Nothing is truly completed in this world, so it is with edu- cation-which should increase as we journey on. We have tasted of this bittersweet fruit of the tree of life. Let us go onward with its full savour growing keener as we progress. Now as we leave our beloved high school, each of us will travel differently, for the road is broader and the horizon wider. Let us all, through each tomorrow as we reach it, keep our best foot forward, looking back with loving glance toward what we are today, but keeping our hearts and hopes set on future achievements. MYRNA LINDENBERG Five gm hw Faculty Adviser s MR. s. LEVINE 4 f ' X , f' .L X 'MP' K ,fx , vgmgf ff , ,,,yfW1W. 5 fx W7 A ' A I Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor MYRNA LINDENBERG IOHN SPRIZZO f '7' Literary Editor Art Edifgr LILA BLACKMAN LYDIA LORBER The Legend is grateful to Mrs. Helen Hauptman's Sevretarial Practice Class for its help in typing all of the yearbook material, to Mr. Jerome Shostak for reading all of the manusvripts, and to Mr. John Eustis for his aid in the selection of the art work. Six ART STAFF Peter Hirsch George Mandala Edward Brodsky Anthony Cali Lydia Lorber Ninel Goldstein TECHNICAL STAFF Harriet Finkelstein Debrah Hoch Ruth Horowitz Martin Rernnitz Arlene Rockir Morton Darnesek Donna Tepler Elisa Testa A Etiie Tannenbaurfi Ronald Kaye LITERARY STAFF Sondra I-lerinalin Sheila Freeling Ralph loseph Gloria Le Bassi Sari Kleinhaus Myra Cooper Edward Strasser Marilyn Agelott Iudith Baar ludith Kraut Phyllis Gelrnan Ronald Baurngarten Arlene Feinberg Selma Aronowitz BUSINESS STAFF Barbara Abrarns Fran Bader Audrey Siegrnan Barbara Klein Dianne Tescher Sex en , 'il l Jw 2' We who remain behind at Lafayette will long remember the Class of June 1952. Your line record of scholarship, your devotion to the best interests of our school, and your enthusiasm displayed in your activities will be an inspiration to the classes which follow. You have helped to set high standards which in a school as young as ours will go far in molding the character and tradition of our school. The years you spent at Lafayette passed quickly, but the good old daysl' will live in your memories for the rest of your lives, and the training received here will serve you well in the years to come. My best wishes will follow you wherever you may go. May you find happi- ness and success in your life work. JOSEPH KASTER Grade Adviser Eight ni enior 3646 er jorum awe I QUESTION: Which lines from Shakespeare seem to give the best advice to youth of today? Little deedx of kindnesx, Little words of love, Help to make earth happy Like the heaven above. My advice to the graduates is each day try to do one thought- ful thing for someone else. MRS. A. JAOHEN ,Le All the worldfv a stage Ana' all the men and women merely players. They have their exits and their entrances And one man in his time plays many parts? The orchestra beginsg the curtain rises slowly. On the stage is seen rows of young, eager faces. Who will be the star of the future? What is to determine the role each one will play? Yes, one man in his time plays many parts. Let yours be a role to remember. Is it a small part? What does it mater? Let the critics acclaim your performance! MR. S. COHEN Nine Ten Z MRS. FEINBERG Follow the golden rule: HDO unto others as you would have h ot ers do unto youu and you will never go wrong. MRS. HOLDEN Om doubts are traitors And often make us lose the good we oft might win, By fearing the attempt. It's better to taste of failure than to live in dreams of what you might have been. Do not allow simple timidity or the fear of failure to prevent you from trying to attain your goal. Face the world with confidence and courageg accept the chal- lenge and steer your course within bounds of knowledge and ability, then give it your best. Virtue is bold, and goodness never fearfulf' MR. FRIEDMAN To thine own self be true And it must follow as the night the day Thou ean'st not then be false to any man. Personal integrity, fair play, tolerance, a sense of honesty are the most important princi les b wh' h p y ic young people should be guided. We can preach and teach these precepts, but they are best learned from the examples of good living by parents for their children. 2 lt!! How far that little candle throws his beam, So shines a good deed on a naughty world. for ine? is a rejoinder we hear too often today. longing to the brotherhood of man. MR. LEVITAN Men at some time are masters of their fate, The fault, dear Brutus, is not in our stars, But in ourselves, that we are the underlingsf' Caesar advises Brutus as I do you-not to regret your mis- takes, nor to seek to place the blame on a fall guy, but to have the strength of character to re-evaluate the situation for errors that you, yourself may have made. Try, then, for newer goals, hit harder, more accurately and then you will be able to reap the concomitant happiness and the feeling of success which I hope will always be yours. Of it is excellent To use it like a giant. hard and be e ppy. l -x N. .1 MR.M1L1.i I i Ll g,e fffffiiiff i- yyu y. x ,. To have a giant's strength, but it is tyrannous Modern youth is much too prone to cynicism. 'gWhat's in it What's in it for you if you do a good deed? It's not the pat on the back nor the song of praise, but your kind word and your helping hand that will give you the satisfying experiences of be- MISS MARANS A word to the graduates: Be friendly and thoughtful, work Eleven Love thyself lastg cherish those hearts that hate thee, 1 Corruption wins not more than honesty. Still in thy right hand carry gentle peace, 5 To silence envious tonguesg be just and fear not. My advice to the seniors. Do as the above states and you will always have happiness. MR. OLSHANSKY E The quality of mercy is not strain'd,' It droppeth as the gentle rain from heaven. 73 To me, mercy means compassion for and understanding of other people as well as ourselves. Most of the world's troubles and our personal problems could be solved if they were approached in this spirit. We should not look upon ourselves or others as inferior or superior but that each individual is worthy human and therefore imperfect. MISS SIMON I am a true laborer: I earn that I eat, get that I wear, Own no man hate, envy no rnan's happiness Glad of other marfs good. So many young people, and old too, are envious and discon- tentedg so many live beyond their income, and are beguiled by Hollywood's false standards, that I enjoy this bit from As You Like It. MRS. TULCHIN Conducted by MYRA CGOPER To To To To To To To To Mr. Mr. 5 Nw F is H ll IJ 1' t x ' ln . ry-'Q 'L l . , , Q W1 si, gjfgf W Mvquvath 'YQ in E We the students of Lafayette High School being physically ht fatter 4 years of Health Edu- cationl. mentally sound fatter 4 years of intense learningj, and economically disable fatter paying senior duesj DO BEQUEATH our esteemed principal Dr. Oswald: An undying place in Mem0ry's Ledger for a most wonderful person. Jlr. Grady: His favorite saying HQUO VADISPU To ,Ur Kaster: Sincere appreciation for his golden advice and concern never to be forgotten. To Airs. Lee: A class that can fully understand and analyze the underlying motives for the deterioration of the character of Macbeth. To llr. Gordon: The Nobel and Pulitzer prizes for a great review book. To ddr. Pocai: Reduced telephone rates. ddr. Zuckerman: A student who knows that a curve isn't a part of the female anatomy. ildr. Bonom: A college that doesn't require applications. rlflrs. A. Cohen: A triangle of love inscribed in a circle of devotion. Nliss Klieger: A squad that knows a skeleton is not a T.V. comedian. rldr. Pierro: The Lost Chord. Nlr. S. Levine: A ideal Legend Editor. Holstein: The pleasure of the discovery of Holstinium-the 99th element. Schnapp: A physical constant fsuch as a lead pipej to keep the class in order. The The The The The The The The The The The The The The P.A. System: Our attention. English Dept.: An English honor class that generates cold air. Foreign Language Dept.: An interpreter. Chemistry Dept.: A bottle of deodorized HQS. Girl's Health Education Dept.: A new tom-tom. Math Team: A googol. Speech Dept.: All our Hat als. GO. Council: Football bleachers. Lafayette News: A flexible deadline. Go-Getters: Two free tickets to graduation. Legend Staf: A slightly larger office so as to be able to inhale properly. Senior Council: Robert's Rules of Order. Student Court: A black robe. Photographers: Surpriselll No retakes! Signed with the blood, sweat and tears of all survivors of College Boards, Regents, Tests, Re- port Cards, and Homework, with sincere best wishes to all connected with Lafayette High School, this fune 1952. RALPH JOSEPH SARI KLEINHAUS MARILYN AGELOFF ow ,gn .Spoof-fa In football, Coach Ostro's gridiron aggregation enjoyed the most successful season in the school's history. Starting with the school's first test against Peddie on October 6, which Lafayette overwhelmingly won 72-26, and ending with a crush- ing defeat of Brooklyn Tech 40-O, the Frenchies steam rollered over all opponents and went through the season undefeated on the playing field. This excellent record also included victories over St. Johnfs Q12-61, Lincoln C7-til, New Utrecht Q32-OJ, Madison C27-65, and Midwood Q53-Ol. Only the fact that the Lincoln game was forfeited on a technicality kept the Maroon and White from winning the City championship. Graduating this term from this fine squad will be RICHARD KAUFMAN, the captain and left guard, HARRY SIRKUS, center, DAN TEITLE- BAUM, end, MITCH HELFELD, quarterback and JOHN SPRIZZO, tackle. Kaufman and Sirkus won all-scholastic honors. Richard Kaufman shone as a field leader and outstanding guard. Dan Teitlebaum's pass catching set up La- fayette's only score in the Lincoln contest. Harry Sirkus' work as a pivotman was supplemented by sterling play as a backer upon defense. Mitch Helfeld performed yeoman services in the Midwood game. John Sprizzo's defensive play helped to bolster Lafayette's defensive line. Not to be outdone, the basketball team also compiled an enviable record. In spite of the fact that the Lafayette cagers lost some games, they still maintained a high place in their division. Under their new coach, Mr. Rabinowitz, the Frenchies were successful, and as a result were able to boast of a winning record. Next year the basketball team will be without the services of captain MAL AVCHEN and ASHER -IAGODA. Avchen proved himself an outstanding player in every respect. As a result of his terrific playing he was considered for all-scho- lastic honors, and placed third among the city's scorers. Jagoda's performance in the Earsmus contest was an outstanding day in his career. Lafayette's soccer team did not surprise anyone this year, the reason for this being that the Lafayette soccer teams are so perpetually good, that we accept their excellence. Year in and year out the Yudell men are always in fighting for the City Soccer Crown. This yearis squad was no exception, for it won all its games until it was beaten by Brooklyn Tech in a hard fought battle played for the Bor- ough title. Despite this, the record of the Lafayette booters was excellent. PAUL ADELBERC, who showed his ability, even while the team was losing, by scoring a futile goal against Tech in the championship tilt, BOB DE SOSCIO whose de- fensive play as fullback also was a major factor in the team's success and LARRY SCHNEIDER who performed exceptionally in the Erasmus game are all graduating this term. As far as the 4th major sport, baseball is concerned, with players as RAY GUISTIZIA, ROBERT DONATO, BOB DE SOSCIO, and LENNY BAILINE to work with, Coach Sheerin had the material to turn out a team that matched the records of the football, basketball and soccer squads. JOHN SPRIZZO Fourteen irzi .911 Soorfd Lafayette has given to us many wonderful memories, and among these-our gym classes. IYhen first entering the Locker Room four second homej we find everything in tip-top shape Some girls are yelling to their friends at the other end of the locker. some are screaming that they can't get their locks open, others are looking for misplaced gym suits, and anything else that could cause a great confusion. Well, you finally get through the crowd and to your locker. Thinking you have the whole aisle of lockers to yourself, you leisurely start to change. In a flash there are at least a dozen fiighty gals cramming in on you. Trying to get dressed while supposedly getting your own clothes off is quite a problem. But finally we are dressed to a T and ready for anything that could possibly come our way. Once inside the gym there is much chaos, but under the supervision of the Health Education Department, we are soon lined up and in perfect order. It seems that girls are always in some sort of trouble, one way or another. Some of us decide to wear gym suits without belts and then there are those who want to wear stockings instsead of the usual white socks. But a day could not be com- plete, if there was not the lending of gym suits. As for gum chewing, why that was what the doctor ordered! Before we know it we are involved in a basketball or volleyball game. The girls play with determination and put their heart into the game. Gone are the days of everyone for himself. Now we began to work as a team, upholding the honors of good sportsmanship and loyalty. This really shows how we have grown up and matured. If we weren't playing games we were learning modern dance routines. But what the girls loved to do most was the wonderful exercises the gym teachers think up. Clubs were organized for those girls who wanted to better themselves in sports. Among these clubs are Basketball, Volleyball, Badminton, Softball, Tennis, Field Hockey, and an Officials Club, which teaches the girls how to referee and umpire sports. A great deal of credit goes to the Junior Coaches, who unselfishly teach the sports to all the girls who want to learn them, in a Leaders Club, which is for the sole purpose of teaching skills, rules, and the ideas of different sports. Among the terrn's graduating coaches are PHYLLIS HOROWITZ, EMILY NIASIELLO-President, KAY PIZZO-Vice President, JOANNE BAUDOfSec- retary, and MYRNA LINDENBERG-Treasurer. The girls who belong to the Leaders Club and are graduating this term are PHYLLIS RONGA, ANN GIORDANO, BETTY LOSCIALE and GLORIA LE BASSI. Remembering all the wonderful times we have had, we can say without hesi- tation, that the girls in LAFAYETTE HIGH SCHOOL have always displayed good sportsmanship and the willingness to compete, in anything. GLORIA LE BASSI Fifteen fl, ZZ of Wai 30 ZZ Come forth you flair of '75 We Jim!! fell you of tomorrow y By that which we lorofeff, We shall reveal all. Monday morning is always a dull and gloomy affair, everyone is sleepy, dark forebidding clouds Hoat above. So it was on the morning of June 32, 1975. Only this time the gloomy clouds overhead were slightly darker and larger than ever before. This is the morning when it happened! Lafayette High School became host to three strange visitors! Mr. Grady was on his usual Monday inspection tour through the halls, when he suddenly spied three figures floating down the hall. Judging from their long black robes, he was sure they were seniors. When he approached them, he asked to see their passes. WHATP? NO PASSES?? WELL! f'Into my ofiice if you plcasell' The three visitors followed their new friend into his office and seated themselves on the brightly waxed floor. Then came the questions, one after another were asked. It wasn't until five hours later that they admitted anything. We are three witches, they said. uWe have been sent by Shakespeare and Macbeth Incor- porated to this school, to help forsee the future. Mr. Grady knew that the Senior Yearbook re- quired a prophecy page, but could he legally allow these unlicensed beings to predict things to come? Mr. Grady was stumped. Mr. Grady was bafiicd. He began to seek for advice. He didn't know whether to consult Mr. Tholfsen or Miss Hecht. He finally called in the wise and all-know- ing Mr. Kaster. He too was puzzled. Suddenly Mr. Kaster remembered the class of June '52. They,re a smart bunch! Why not call on them to help out with the problem?,' Mr. Kaster then sent notes to the class of June '52 to ask for their advice. There was a wonderment among the students of the class of June '52 to how feasible this statement was. How were they to be sure what the witches said would be true? Who were these witches? What were they? Why were they here? Because of the great confusion, a trial was held to determine if the witches were truly able to rcveal the future. They were kept captive in the Emergency Room with the assistance of nurses ANN GIOR- DANO, BEVY KAUFMAN, and PHYLLIS RONGA, until the following week when the witches insisted on being removed because Mrs. Gardner had sterilized their brewing pots. A trial was held in the Federal Lafayette District Court. The famous Chief Justice of the Supreme Court LILA BLACKMAN presided. By the look of bewilderment on her face when she entered the courtroom, you could plainly see that something was amiss. In her opening address she remarked that this was the most unusual case ever to come before the great court, Therefore Judge Blackman thought it necessary to have a recess and call the great scholars of their time to examine the witches. The next day the strange looking witches were brought to the Lafayette High School cafe- teria, where you could tcll by the smiles that they felt at home. The logical thing to do first was to call in the great specialists, Doctors EDDIE STRASSER and DONALD NOVIN. Upon close examination the doctors found the witches had no hearts. They immediately called in the great pharmicist MARVIN STERN to give the witches his hand made mechanical hearts, for the first time in natural history his discovery had no results. VVhen they were through, they admitted they had done their best but to no avail. Upon examining the minds of the witches, the noted psychol- ogists NATALIE EHRLICH. ROBERT FISHMAN, and RUTH HOROWITZ found that these creatures had no sense of right and wrong. Furthermore it was discovered during the examination that the heads of the witches were transparent, letting light through to form the colors of the rain- bow. ARTHUR FISGHER was ushered in next. ' The great intellect tried vainly to reason with them that it was impossible to reveal the future. Standing next to him were the four great teachers, JUDY BAAR, PHYLLIS GELMAN, SANDY SILBERBERG, and MYRA COOPER, who pre- sented facts accumulated from their great knowledge. After their long talks they noticed that the witches never moved. W'ere these oddities of nature capable of moving? If so, how could one manage it? The class of '52 held a long consultation and decided to call in the great Comedian CHARLIE FLATOW, with his accompanists SAL ALTERNATIVE and SHEILA BORUCHOIV. He used his best jokes, and still they never laughed. Then the actors and actresses of international fame, DEBRAH HOCH, EDDIE GROSSMAN, PHYLLIS MITTLER, and SID KLOTZ entered to present their saddest drama, written by the great dramatists SONDRA HERMALIN and ELISA TESTA. No tears came. RAY ABRAMS, PETER HIRSCH, LYDIA LORBER, and ED BRODSKY painted the most beautiful scenes for the play, still no reaction, in fact, the witches fell into a deep slumber. After many attempts to arouse the witches. the blasting PA. system finally succeeded in attracting someone's attention, The witches were awakened!! The great scientists JESSE BLUMENTHAL and FRED LEVINE came to the conclusion that the witches had no emotions. Re- porters FRANK BORELLI and NORMAN OSTROW during this time gave won- derful stories about the event to their editors JOYCE SCHLACT, and NORMAN ROTHSTEIN: thus in turn the news of the trial spread throughout the world. Everyone was completely shocked to read that SANCI COHEN, SARI KLEIN- HAUS and JUDY KRAUT, our foremost social workers, could not break the witches down. Things began to get tense. To make the witches admit that they couldn't reveal the future JOHN SPRIZZO, MARTIN REMNITZ, and LARRY LIGHTER gave them the third degree, one degree for each witch. They refused to answer, on the grounds that it might incriminate them. Still they showed no movement. Perhaps they needed exercise. DANNY TEITLEBAUM, RICHARD KAUFNIAN, PAUL ADELBERG and RAY GUISTIZIA performed some calis- thenics with them. The class of '52 was astounded when the one inch yellow daisy on the outside lawn grew into a grey six foot flower. Upon investigation they found the witches exhaled radio-active Uranium! Calling these professionals cost money, so BARBARA ABRAMS, ROBERTA SONNENSCHEIN, and GLORIA LE BASSI handled all the financial matters, with large sums of money donated by the rich and thriving Lafayette News. The final day of the long drawn out recess approached. Bolstering the crowd's confidence by their remarkable cheers, were CAROL GOLDSTEIN, MURIEL RADOYVITZ, DIANE TESCHER, and AUDREY SIEGMAN. The cheer that did the most to raise the spirit of the intellects was BO-BO-SKI-WAT-IN-DOTIN- EH-EH-EHEH!! Of course three persons seen at all functions BARBARA BACH- MAN, MIMI PEARLMAN, and STUART PERLMUTTER were there. They were selling automatic double purpose broomsticks, one for sweeping, the other for Hying. Up to the curb came the presidential limousine, and out walked our first female president of the United States, MYRNA LINDENBERG. She walked into the courtroom. Silence was called for. The President spoke, Upon much deliberation among the renown scientists, doctors, nurses, lawyers, psychologists, teachers and entertainers, it is my duty as President to declare that witches do not exist. There is no creature in the universe that can predict what the future will be. For it is only determined by the actions and the efforts of the people today. As these words were uttered the three figures vanished into the atmosphere, never to return to this planet. JUDY BAAR PHYLLIS GELMAN ' 4 I I Rf f f f f ' I SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS SENIOR COUNCIL Nw li ARISTA J uf-7 G.O. 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The Tri-school hop at Lafayette, More revelry was to come, 'Twas then the conflict eruptld And found we: faculty versus our municipality. Wlith grim detennination our teachers sought an increase in salary, The City heeded naught. Angercd, they vowed to abstain from extra-curricular work, Leaving us only the G.O., the Court and the Speakers' Bureau: The teams, the clubs simply ceased to be. Indeed we were in despair. Our problem was soon t'be dwarfed, Early on a fair June morn, halfway the world round, The Cold War turned HOT. To take arms against a sea of troubles, And by opposing end them. The United Nations met this unprovoked attack with force, And many a former student of our school Served and acquitted himself well on the battlehelds of Korea. September found UN forces about to be pushed into the sea, September found us no closer to the resumption of extra-curricular activities The teachers on an increase firmly insisted, The City stubbornly resisted. Football team? Basketball team? Clubs? Nay. Our school days were gray and long. The President chose to remove a General, Who as a farewell remarked, Old soldiers never die, they merely fade away. Well apparell'd April on the heel Of limping Winter treads. Seniors granted privilege of co-ed Senior Alcove in cafeteria. Sail we up the Hudson on a boat ride one fine June day. Thirty-two G.O. elections, campaigns, buttons, posters, speeches. At graduation Corngold awarded Pulitzer and NROTC scholarships, amongst others The Korean war continued, Higher prices, higher taxes. The Kefauver probe, the famous answers, the famous hands. The close of summer found the teacher wage controversy settled. Our activities were immediately resumed. We were soon to be boasting of an undefeated Eleven. Giampetro, Kaufman and Sirkus make All-City team. The Concert-A spectacular performance. A square dance . . . fun galore, The term of firsts G.O. President re-elected and Lafayette captures Presidency and Vice-Presidency of Borough Council, For first time in school's history. The News, the Marquis, printers' deadlines once again. Tumblers and Twirlers established. Our Seventh Term buttons we proudly displayed. Lafayette plays host to the Borough Council. Pomerantz receives S200 for services to school. Oil crisis in Iran. Life:s but a walking shadow, a poor player, That struts and frets his hour upon the stage, And then is heard no more. Seniors, at last Truce talks at Panmunjon Bleachers to be built on Lafayette F ieldg The drive to raise funds for the bleachers, Our Baseball team once again. The Spring Dance, at which a good time was had by all, The Spring Queen chosen at dance. Schlacht and Rothstein, co-editors of a revitalized News. The Varsity Show, 'Cuckoo on the Hearthl' Grossman and Sprizzo elected to top offices in the Senior Class. Lindenberg, Editor of the Legend. The noise, the excitement of Senior Day, the Senior Show. Four years of hard work mixed with pleasure. Four years establishing life-long friendships. Four years of our lives never to be forgotten. The Prom. Regents, Report Cards, rehearsals, GRADUATION. If it be now, 'tis not to come, If it will be not to come, it will be now, If it be not now, yet it will come: f The readiness is all. EDWARD STRASSER 9 .x 40 -, - ex x., A Aix 6 jp .Q N Q iw l 1 , if I 5 1 ,EK f .4 awww' - 4' X ' X X N 7 126' X P Y, 9 ex 'Q i Q 72: vga 0 AV Af ff ,O V' A f A smog V ' H - 5 cv V 7 5 CAFETERIA r - 5 V 4 :J .5 O 0 4- , ? 4 - V j ' f : 'DS ' P 5 ' f 9 f' ,, . C I, . ,.d,, X z f 1' O 4 C ' u L-T I A R A ,f ll! . ? ' . -9 , I f 3, l - f If 5 X 2 f 1 0 , , , X 1 14L2im,,,:,,,g X 'lk ' -Z,,.'-'I . 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To me, it is a symbol of four wonderful years. And behind those four years are the reasons that made it so. The clubs- the teams-the organizations and g'even the teachers have all been part of the relatively painless preparation for life. Think of the hours spent at football, basket- ball and soccer games. The Boosters-Captain MYRNA LINDENBERG, CAROL GOLDSTEIN, ANN GIORDANO, HELENE BOROW, SANDY EISLER, MAXINE GETTO, EMILY MASIELLO, MIRIAM NATHANSON, MIMI PEARLMAN, ARLENE ROCKIR, DIANE SCADUTO, DIANNE TESCHER, PHYLLIS RONGA, AUDREY SIEGMAN, ROBERT SONNENSCHEIN, and RUTH STERN have done a great job with cheers and songs like '6Booster Rhythm that will stay with us a great deal longer than some theorems I could mention. And what about the enthusiasm of our Go-Getters, ELLIOT TAIKEFF, STUART PERLMUTTER, EVIE FISHBEIN, MIRIAM SAPERSTEIN and BARBIE BACHMAN-Lafayette's super pressure salesmans. I have a vivid picture of a figure bobbing up and down with '6Just one ticket for Saturday's game. How about it? And then of course there are among us, those with a soft spot in our hearts for the Speakers' Bureau. They will never forget the wonderful hours of rehears- ing for the big day. Plays like 'LA Night in the Country, starring PHYLLIS MITT- LER, SID KLOTZ, MARTY LEDER and EDDIE GROSSMAN will long be remembered by the audiences as well as the participants. The Orchestra deserves a well earned hand for their Concert, at which we were well represented by NOR- MAN ROTHSTEIN, EDWARD MANDEL, RUTH HOROWITZ on the violin, RICHARD BALLIN on the viola, ROBERT FISHMAN, RICHARD MILLER on the cello, FRANK INGRAU on the basoon, ALFRED DAVINO on the clarinet, MIKE FIORENTINO, LOUIS VALENTI, STEPHEN KENT on the trumpet, and for their rapid growth to becoming an active organization. QEven the gallery in some chem classes agree that it was worth it.j Extra-Curricular Activities Return was just one of the proud headlines the Lafayette News has borne. JOYCE SCHLACHT, NORMIE ROTHSTEIN, SHEILA FREELING, SANDRA ROSEN, and .NORMON OSTROW have done a great job maintaining a fine journal of recorded memories for us. Not to be forgotten is the literary tradition of the Marquis which JUDY KRAUT and you seniors as contributors have always upheld. Naturally our budding scientists RALPH JOSEPH, CAROL MOSCOWITZ and JESSE BLUMENTHAL hold the Chem Club dear. They are still being kidded about their delayed action fireworks demonstration. However, I hope they know that we are counting on them for some of the scientific progress of our generation. Our G.O. has really liourished under the dynamic leadership of EDWARD STRASSER, president of the Brooklyn G.O. Council as well as of our own C.O. Right along with him have been ARTIE FISCHER, our Veep, and our grade rep- resentatives, MYRNA LINDENBERG, also the Vice-President of the Brooklyn C.O. Council, and LARRY LIGHTER. The G.O. has made many memorable experi- ences possible-The Tri-School Dance-the Boat Ride-the Square Dance-the Varsity Show-the Spring Dance-the games and, of course, all of the clubs. They get a vote of thanks for being instrumental in having the lots cleared, C.O. movies and for the many hours of time necessary to maintain an efiicient, democratic stu- dent government. But of course nothing would have been possible without the interest and en- thusiasm of YOU. It's been wonderful. Hasn't it? LILA BLACKMAN enior .gzcfion Thou the whiziing school-boy with his szitchci And shining moruiiig f2lCC, Crccpiiig Iikc Sunil Uiiwillingly to School. xi in ,,-,cy-A .R nv vu., i -gf:-W' Jnijiif 1 RONALD ABRAMOWITZ Baseball Team fVarsitYl1 Cafe- teria Squadg Mr. Pocai's Officeg Service Squadg Biology Squad and Senior Arista. CHEMICAL ENGINEER N.Y.U. BARBARA ABRAMS K, secfetw lot 'ith ,G.o., 2 tems- Legen Staf- nior ana,,.JSe Arista Ivfdjo 'L l A ' :Eg- S ior C l. , 4 COMMERCI TE I C.C.NEh XM a X may jf- A, L V3 irc:-1' ' v MORTON ABRAMS Mirneograph Squadg Emergency Roorng Cafeteria Squadg Service Squadp H.E. Monitor. TO IOIN THE AIR FORCE AND BECOME A RADAR TECHNI- CIAN Yum RAY BRAMS Soccer Teatng Service Squadg Cafeteria Squad, ENGINEER BROOKLYN COLLEGE VIVIAN ACAMPORA Girls' Cantata Clubg Marquis Representativeg Lafayette News Representativeg Teacher's Helperg Locker Squad. TO MAIGI THOSE I LOVE HAPPY PAUL ADELBERG Emergency Roomg Soccer Teamg Mimeograph Squad, Secretary to Mr. Yudellg Service Squad. AIRPLANE MECHANIC LA GUARDIA SCHOOL OF AER- ONAUTICS . I Wliafs In A Name MARILYN AGELOFF Legend Staffg Iunior Aristag Sen- ior Aristag Grade Adviser's Of- ficeg Program Committee. TO LEAD A HAPPY AND SUC- CESSFUL LIFE N.Y.U. U BARBIE A ' ,V,- 1 Iunior and ri' Aristag - I tary t A ' rke e d- ' I vise ic a a y's Of- , uadg Staffg 'or 0 - - Q , ERAP 1' - f 0 o CONCETTA ALBANESE Secretary to Mr. Pincusg Secre- tary to Mr. Brennerg Secretary to I Mr. Gordong Locker Squadg Sec- retary to Mrs. Stimmel. TO FIND INNER PEACE AND f HAPPINESS ,' ST. IOHN'S UNIVERSITY SAL ALTERNATIVE ' ' Orchestra and Band, 2 terrnsg , rm, Cafeteria Squad, 2 termsg Locker Squad, 3 termsg Leaders' Corpsg 1, V I Music Major ff A SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS MAN ANDQAL. A VE FRI S if by 1..1. XJ i - f it IWW it :QM f l 1 ' I 'I' E Q WM ,W-V GIN ONU I Office Squ d to Mr. Barony Base- ball Squadg l terrng Locker Squad. TO MAKE A CAREER OUT OF THE AIR F jCE 'I Hg-KA 212.2 I IJ 1 f if s r. , if STEPHEN APPEL l' Mirneograph Squadg Cafeteria Squadg Service Squadg GO. Class Representativeg Senior Ar- ista. f f . TO BE A SUCCESSFUL LAWYER BROOKLYNtGOLI.EGE - ' 1 - 7 Q F' I . f A 43 'I do I v A i 1 vyy, J MARILYN APPELBERG Lafayette News Representative, Locker Squad Monitor. TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN ALL MY ENDEAVORS IANET ARDIZZONE Mr. Pocai's Attendance Squad, Miss Ross, Mrs. Fe1drnan's Office, Miss Gardner's Helper, Leader's Club. TO MAKE THOSE WHO LOVE ME PROUD 1. SELMA ARONOWITZ Mr. Grady's Squad, Speakers' Bu- reau, Student Court, Legend Staff, Mr. Tho1fsen's Squad. TO BE ANOTHER PERLE MESTA QUEENS COLLEGE RONALD ASHLINE Chemistry Club, Physics Club, Propaganda Analysis Club. CHEMICAL ENGINEER NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY MAL AVCHEN Varsity Basketball ICaptainD, 2 years, Service Squad, I year, Locker Squad, 2 years, Infirmary Squad, I year. ACCOUNTANT WESTERN MARYLAND COLLEGE ANGIE AZZARA IUDY BAAR Mr. Tho1fsen's Office, 5 terms, Cafeteria Squad, Library Staff, Legend Staff, Assistant to Mr. Bonom. SCHOOL MARM BROOKLYN COLLEGE IRA BABKES Service Squad, 1 year. DENTAL TECHNICIAN STATE TECH BARBIE BACHMAN Iunior and Senior Arista, Go-Get- ters, Orchestra, Legend Repre- sentative, Mr. Grady's Office Squad. TO LIVE A WORTHWHILE LIFE BARNARD COLLEGE 91, 'fin' . at g , tp We A rs i 1 Q. i j' gk t fsgzq if tif ykfggb Mba ve 'V' ,lk I ,N . ti ieetew-t' I? FRAN BADER Seek, ary of the Speakers' Bu- reau, Marquis Staff, Legend Stafi, Major L , Secretary to Mr. Levine. CONFIDENCE IS THE KEYNOTE OF SUCCESS C.C.N.Y. - TO M O U N T SINAI SCHOOL OF NURSING DAVID BALEY Leaders' Corps, Service Squad. TO BECOME A MILLIONAIRE IN- .N. . DUSTRIALI J 5 RICHARD BALLIN Orchestra. TO BE A PSYCHOLOGIST BROOKLYN COLLEGE M, . ' 'B 1 ELAINE N Cantata, 1 yearg e Cl ' year. TO B S LI PUT R K FRED BARTOLOTTA Cafeteria Squad. TO BE A 'SUCCESSFUL BUSI- SS MAN 6154 'ann . IOANNE BAUDO Secretary of Iunior Coachesg lun- ior and Senior Arista. TO HAVE FOUR HAPPY YEARS OF COLLEGE BROOKLYN COLLEGE RONALD BAUMGARTEN Service Squad, 2 terrnsg Cafeteria Table Captaing Iunior and Senior Aristag Legend Staff and Senior Arista. CHEMIST BROOKLYN COLLEGE MARTIN BECKER Glee Club, Leaders' Corpsg Serv- ice Squad. TEACHER BROOKLYN coLLE E 0' ,KW MARY BELLA TO MAKE THOSE VVHO LOVE ME PROUD OF ME ST. IOHN'S COMMERCIAL NIGHT COLLEGE S . I X NEW 'lr' X 'K tal 'ff.fWfl 2 5- - ? fy 15: 'Q 5 wt ,. M 2 IOSEPH BENUN Leaders' Corpsg Soccer Team. TO BE A IOURNALIST BRANDEIS UNIVERSITY ELVIRA BENEVENUTO Mr. Baron's Helper, Miss Can- ning's Helper. TO MAKE A CERTAIN PERSON HAPPY BROOKLYN KNIGHTD IOAN BERGER G.O. Representativeg Secretary to Mr. Brenner, Assistant to Miss Lewis-Switchboardg Iunior Aris- tag Cafeteria Squad. TO HAVE A SUCCESSFUL CA- REER AND MARRIAGE BROOKLYN COLLEGE LENORE BERGER Cantata Club, Miss Lewis' Officeg Teacher's Helper. TO MAKE THOSE WHO LOVE ME PROUD OF ME BERNARD BERNKLAU Leaders' Corpsg Cafeteria Squadg Glee Club. LAWYER N.Y.U. 35' 13M-1:-'LQ Q ALVIN BERNSTEIN Tumor Aristag Lafayette Fire Wardeng Math Club. TO BE A SUCCESSFUL BUSI- NEss MAN MD C.C.N.Y. LAM- . I J ,' , 'tus it we - J . 5 ww WV' SHEILA BERNSTEIN lunior and Senior Arista: Mrs, O'Shea's Office Squad, Mrs, O'Rourke's Office Squad, Mr. Brenners Office Squad. TO ACI-IIEVE SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS IN ALL MY FU- TURE ENDEAVORS NEW YORK INSTITUTE OF AP- PLIED ARTS AND SCIENCES LLOYD BERRIN Service Squad, Chess Team, Leaders Corps, Cafeteria Squad, Band. 2 terrns. TO BE A CREDIT TO MY PAR- ENTS AND MY COUNTRY ALFRED UNIVERSITY BERNICE BIALICK Homework and Board Monitor. TO BE A SUCCESS IN ALL MY FUTURE UNDERTAKINGS GLORIA BIASE Senior Arista, Late Squad, Switchboard Operator, Mrs. Con- well's Assistant, Italian Club. LINGUIST HUNTER COLLEGE IOAN BIRENZWEIG Secretary in Accounting Office, Class Secretary, 4 terms, Lafay- ette News Representative, 2 terms, Senior Arista, Glee Club. SECRETARY IRWIN BIRNBAUIVI Football Team, 3 years, Attend- ance Office Monitor, Mimeograph Squad, Supply Squad, Service Squad. LAWYER N.Y.U. ..,,s 'X XY X. M X X 4 Z 1 ,V W X 3 f ' 1 1 1 N' J I LILA B'fQAcKMAf1 ' iw Assistant Chief Iustice of fhewm, Student Court and Member of the Speakers' Bureau, Iunior and Senior Arista, Delegate to the Brooklyn Boro Council and the National Conference of Christians and Iews, Math Team and Or- chestra, Leqend Staff, TO FOLLOW MY RAINBOW FOR TOMORROW DOES COME BARNARD COLLEGE ELEANOR BLOOM Iunior Arista, Mr. Grady's Office Squad, 3 years, Cafeteria Squad, Usher Squad. TO FULFILL ALL MY DREAMS IESSE BLUMENTHAL Third Term Grade Representa- tive, Iudge in the Student Court, lunior and Senior Arista, Physics and Chemistry Laboratory Serv- ice, Major TO DO MEDICAL OR ANIMAL RESEARCH WESL Y UNIVERSITY f , I SANDRA BLUMSTEI Worked in Accounting Office, Worked in Library. TO BE A SUCCESSFUL SECRE- TARY QUEENS COLLEGE ARNOLD BOCHNER Bookkeeping Office, Cafeteria Squad, Service Squad, TO, BECOME A SUCCESSFUL ACCOUNTANT - Cq.N.Y.', J' I CA Z' K an My IOSEPH BO GIOR Iunior and Senio , Cafe- teri S uad. ELE AL E G ER PO CHNI I I UT F K 4 I5 L 9 Ill? H. If I ,I V f D4 1 1 yt 'I ty FRANK BORELLI Lafayette News, Football Varsity, 3 yearsg GO. Grade Representa- tiveg Service Squaolg Senior Ar- istag Major NEWSPAPER WRITER C.C.N.Y. HELENE BOROW Boostersg Cantata Club, Secretary to Miss Maransg Locker Squadi Teacl'ier's Helper, TO HAVE A SUCCESSFUL CA- REER IN THE BUSI WORLD W STATE gi , Pr , 'tb 4' v SHEILA BORUCHOW Mr. Gracly's Officeg Marquis Staffg Library Squadg Secretary to Mr. Kasterg Alumni Office Squad. ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TEACHER N.Y.U. ANITA BRANDNER Iunior and Senior Aristag Major L g Orchestrag Mirneograph Of- fice Squad. TO TEACH MUSIC IN HIGH SCHOOL BROOKLYN COLLEGE FILOMENA BREVETTI TO MAKE THOSE WHO LOVE ME PROUD OF ME C.C.N.Y. 51 DOREEN BRIGANDO Late Squad, Locker Squaclg Sec- retary to Mr, Brennerg Secretary to Mr, Holsteing Italian Club. TO REACH THE HIGHEST RUNG IN THE LADDER OF UCCESS UNIVERSITY OF CO N TICUT W eff EDWARD BRODSKY Lafayette News CArt Editor and Cartoonistlg Legend Art Staffg Marquis Art Staffg Art Squadg Late Squad. TO BE A SUCCESSFUL COM- MERCIAL ARTIST COOPER UNION BERNICE BROWN Mr. Grady's Office, l7dz:ker Sq gt Cafeteria Squa TO BE A SUCC IN BUSI ESS Qrdffw E If ARLENE BRUNO Grade Representative of GO.: Class Representativeg Secretary to Mr. Coheng Lafayette News Representativeg Secretary to Mr. Trezza. TO LIVE A FREE, GAY AND EX- CITING LIFE ITO DANCE? BROOKLYN COLLEGE VINNIE BRUSCA for Mr, Barony for HO LOVE or Amp BE A WIFE o SOMEONE SPECIAL J IF H,- ,IQ IRWIN BUTENSKY Physics Laboratory, 2 terrnsg Bi- ology Laboratoryg Foreign Lan- guage Officeg Marquis Staff. TO SOME DAfY OWNLIVIY OWN DRUG ST RE BROOKLY LLEGE P - IVIACY '9'Uef,f. f ANTHONY CALI Captain of Service Squad in Caf- eteriag Teachers Helperg Leaders' Corps. TO WORK AND SUP ORT A FAMILY STATE TECH A ' K J ' cgi ,. , I f all , wa ff rf-fgf .di ','v BARBARA CALLMAN Third Term GO. Representativeg Mr. Grady's Office Squadg Secre- tary to Mrs. Hauptrnang Miss Linclds Helperg Miss Canning's Helper. TO LIVE A SUCCESSFUL AND HAPPY LIFE WITH LLOYD VIOLET CALLMAN Mrs. Rafters Helperg Mirneograph Office Squad. TO BE A SECRETARY I '4 IOE CANEVARI Teacl1er's Helperg Service Squad, TO ENTER THE PROFESSIONAL SPORTS WORLD . 4-'V P0252 JSC lf'AQx SVLVD027 Ar, NORMANDIE CANIZARO TO REACH CALIFORNIA L, AEL C 4 Sixt rm Gr Q esentativeg Coun r and Iunior rista Leadership al ME Q CESSFUL COR WARD CAPPELLO Service Squad, l year. TEACHER BROOKLYN COLLEGE xl R , -Cade - Ci 'I 9' : -A- Y 'IT ' a R A ' BL x ' J ' I X , ....-lg IOSEPH CAPPUCCI Mimeograph Squadg Stock Room Squad. TO BECOME UC SSFUL BUSINESS W RHODA CAPSUTO Worked on Emergency fGirlsl Squad, Teacl'1er's Helperg Girls' Locker Squad. TO WORK AS A COMPTOMETER OPERATOR ENZA CASTELLUZZO Glee Clubg Cantatag All City High School Chorusg Leadersg Legend Representative. TO FIND HAPPINESS IN ALL MY UNDERTAKINGS BROOKLYN COLLEGE VITA CATANIA Miss Hecht's Office. TO LIVE A HAPPY LIFE WITH MY LOVED ONE CONRAD CATENACCI Band, Orchestra, Locker and Caf- eteria Squads. TO BE A SUCCESSFUL MUSI- CIAN To Jog . GMLLMLM., L.I.U. HELENE CHAIKEN Secretary to Mr. Freilichg Biology Squadg Cafeteria Squadg Secre- tary to Mr. Blank? Secretary to Mr. Gordon, TO HAVE ALL THE HAPPINESS I CAN AND ONLY ENOUGH SORROW TO SHOW ME THE DIFFERENCE BROOKLYN COLLEGE PHYLLIS CHAMICH GO. Representativeg Marquis Representativeg Secretary to Mr. Herscherg Secretary to Mr. Novakg Emergency Roorn Squad. TO BE A SUCCESSFUL SONG WRITER CITY COLLEGE GIOVANNA CIBELLI Library Squadg Teachers Secre- tary. SOCIAL WORKER BROOKLYN COLLEGE MARIE j:1CNA I Locker Squ d f AC1-rriilvrg DREAM ' I , , , mt 1 t ,f ,L. . I i ,,, MJ? J I , R ilk ill lt A ANNETTE COHEN Iunior Aristag Teacl'1er's I-lelperg Leaders' Corps. TO HAVE SUCCESS AND COM- PLETE HAPPINESS IN LIFE ANITA COHEN Biology Squad, Math Officeg Caf- eteria Squadg Secretary to Miss Drussg Secretary to Mr. Blank. TO HAVE ALL THE HAPPINESS I CAN STAND AND ONLY ENOUGH SORROW TO SHOW ME THE DIFFERENCE BROOKLYN COLLEGE-ELEMEN- TARY EDUCATION NATHALIE COHEN Secretary to Miss Pornerance and to Mr. Gebhardt. BROOKLYN COLLEGE ,rn AYX i 1 I I 9 1 l l 3 E l SANCI COHEN Sth Terrn Grade Representative-5 Student Courtg Iunior and Senior Arista. SOCIAL WORKER BRANDEIS UNIVERSITY STANLEY COHEN Cafeteria Squadg Service Squadg Study Monitorg Laboratory Squa DBAFTSMAN C , s'rA TECH M, Wff Af! 6 WSW? I MYRA COOPER 1 Iunior and Senior Aristag Major 3 L Insigniag Legend Staff, Mar- i quis Represenlative, 3 terrnsg Sec- retary to Mr. Wolf and Mr. Buda. , TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN ALL MY I ENDEAVORS I BROOKLYN COLLEGE 3 LOUISE Cosm , Italian Clubg Cafeteria Squa I TO ACHIEVE SUCC SS t FULFILL ALL M I t C. .Y. I ' - , fl it A 1 1-'R CIN RINO ' Stenograp Otfi Workerg Li- I brary Squadg Leaders' Corps. DENTAL RECEPTIONIST STATE TECH ALFRED CROCE Service Squadg Cafeteri Squad: Baseball Tearn. 'ro BECOME o I FORDHAM Egifx. M5 XA Xi ROSEMARY CUSUMANO Iunior Aristag Late Squad, Locker Squadg Mrs. Maresca's Secretary, 2 years: Senior Arista. TO ALWAYS BE PLEASING AND SMILING ST. IOHN'S STANLEY CUTLER Cafeteria Squadg Football Teamg Service Squadg Christmas Showg Teachers Helper. ELECTRICAL ENGINEER BROOKLYN COLLEGE 3:N..i.,Qsn-?clHV'-2 J V-ofu3 'E ' F . ,. 5 41' IO Cafeteria Squad, l yearg rvice Squadg Football Squad, Leaders' Corps. RETIRE AT THE AGE OF 25 BROOKLYN COLLEGE LOU D'AMBRO SE Iunior and ior Aris , Cafe-I teria Squ , vice Squad. O B A CERTIFIED - OUNT I KLYN G MORTY DAMESEK Lafayette News Staffg Legend Staffg Marquis Staffg Foreign Lan- guage Office. BUSINESS LAWYER COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY MARYANN D' Miss I-Iecht's e' P i' Officep Mr. sen ce' i Locker Sq . TO BE CCE A UND' AKIN. 1 0 03 S ,G ni? SHEILA DANK Mr. Novalds Secretaryg Miss Linclds Secretaryg Senior Aristag Library Squad. TO FIND HAPPINESS BROOKLYN COLLEGE AL DAVINO Major 'lL g Cafeteria Squadg Or- chestra and Band, 6 termsg Stock Roomg Mr. Pierro's Assistant. TO MAKE A SUCCESS OF MY FUTURE CAREER RCA INSTITUTE o'0-05'- d'e5'w3' S4961 HERBERT DAVIS Cafeteria Squaolg English Office, 2 years. LAW-TO BE A SUCCESS IN ALL MY UNDERTAKINGS Mbit A Mi W, ftblu if ROB RTA DAVIS Secretary for Miss O'Rourke5 Sec- retary for Mr, Tuhrimg Secretary L . for Mr. Pincusg Chemistry Labora ' ' I tory Assistantg Secretary for All 5' I Iolson. ' If TO BE A SUCCES 0 I ,, ' STUDIES TEAC ER A pi 3 Uwvrrst s t i t AWYM A . - . l . T' RONALD DAVIS 1, Cafeteria Squadg Prefect Squadg Hall Squaolg Senior Showg Christ- mas Show of Language Class. TO BE A GOOD BUSINESS MAN AND TO MAKE A LOT OF .7 MONEY BROOKLYN COLLEGE fill - 4. CZ e if 5? 4 1 ,W ,' , ,Q ,gnvf K4 y X , V t.r. V 7' A LH' W New MARY DE BARTOLI A GO. Representative, 2 Termsg Lafayette News Representative, l Termg Mrs. Krame-r's Helperp Class Chairman, l Term. TO MAKE THOSE QWHO LOVE ME PROUD OF, BROOK1-WN NI! T COLLEGE I K .Ax nl ,JJ ,gh .., . vi ! 1' ' .1 . N lsr ,iw C J IUNE DE DOMENICO Library Squad, 3 terms, Service Squad, Secretary to Mrs. Brigi- ottig Cafeteria Squad. TO CONTINUE MY STUDIES WITH THE HOPE OF ACHIEV- ING SUCCESS IN THE FIELD OF MEDICINE BROOKLYN COLLEGE ROBERTA DELL'ORSO Secretary to Mrs. O'Shea, l'f2 yearsg Secretary to Mr, Pierrog Secretary to Mr. Milellag Switch- board Operator, l yearg Secretary to Mrs. Brigiotti, Mrs. Stimmel, Mr. Schnapp, Miss Walder. TO BE A FINE PERSON, A SIN- CERE FRIEND, AND A WONDER- FUL WIFE AND MOTHER STATE TECH IOSEPH DE LUCA Physics Squad, Cafeteria Squad. PHAMMACYQ . ' SRIOHNSO-I A.. , . in ,fm '! '41, x. 5 , z i,-ji.. I vwbjh' wal vim- ix Yip' fn. LEVVIS DE LUCIA Leaders' Corps., 3 years, Service Squad, 3 years, Teachers Helper, M' eograph Office, , BECOME A MECHANIC L HNOLOGIST I ATE TECH lvl H .Ji ., I ' rbi! 0 - f I - ff , j 'a .-9 I f. x , KX CONNIE DESTI Iunior and Senior Arista, Prefect President, Italian Medal, Italian Club. TO ACHIEVE SUCCESS AND V FULFILL ALL MY DESIRES 5 1 fy, oSE DE PA al? 0- iiiiltflgfgi VINCENT DE VITA i Senior Arista, GO. Class Repre- . sentativeg Math. Team, Italian and Physics Clubs. A L V . , ELECTRICAL ENGINEER , W I cooper: UNIO . JO S , x N K. I I A if-2, W'-12 ff'67'c f-ffyimf ANNE DE VITO Library Squad, Locker Squadg Late Squad, Service Squadg Sec- retary for Miss Hecht. WELL! I FINALLY MADE IT IOSEPHINE DE VITO GO. Representative, Emergency Room, Table Captain in Cafeter- ia Locker Squad. MODEL RICHARD DICKLER Soccer Squad, English Office, Mr. Shostak's Helper. TO FULFILL MINE AND MY PAR- ENTS' WISHES BROOKLYN C LEGE 6l5f-UW' f-if-U I ,.4 4 I fs. I. --I--fe C uv?-s. N ' ' LUCILLE DI GIOIA Teachers Helper, Class Secretary for 3 Termsg Mr, Baron's Helperg Italian Club. 1y x TO BE A GOOD SECRETARY AND MAKE THOSE I LOVE PROUD OF ME IOSEPH DIMINO Leaders' Corps., 6 terms, Captain, Language Department, Cafeteria Squad, Projection Squad. V CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNT- ANT C.C.N.Y. Mitt fiix-W' RIVALEA EILEN PHYLLIS DINITZ Secretary to Mr. Baron, 3 terms, Secretary to Mr. Gordon, Senior Arista, Secretary to Mrs. Reid, COURT STENOGRAPHER BROOKLYN COLLEGE MOE DISHY Service S q u a d, Emergency Squad, Cafeteria Squad, Library Squad. TO MAKE A MILLION DOLLARS BROOKLYN COLLEGE VIRGINIA DI TERESI Cantata, Glee Club, 3 years, Sec- retary to Mr. Pierro, Mr. Toder and Mrs, Hauptmarrs Senior Show, Gym Show Con Major A 'ro ,of W ,Fm ,IW ROBERT seball Team, l95O-52. 5 'ro BE AMBITIOUS , V, . .fFORDI-IAM , 1 . ,V-' .JI 3--0'4f'f' I I f .J Qf ' ' AMW 1 7 pax D ya J ,.',, L, NATALIE EHRLICH Iudge, Student Court, Class GO Representative, 5 terms, Class News Re resentative, 3 terms p , Major L , Iunior Arista and Seri- ior Arista. TO BE A PSYCHOLOGIST BROOKLYN COLLEGE Secretary to Mrs. Hauptman, Sec- retary to Mr, Rappaport, Helper to Mrs. Palevasky, Secretary to Mrs. Lifton, Worked in Lafayette News Office. TO MARRY STEWART AND HAVE A WONDERFUL LIFE nv A ,P STAN EISENBAUM f Cafeteria Squad, Leaders' Corps. CATERER STATE TECH LARRY EISENBERG , Chemistry Laboratory, Physics Laboratory, Cafeteria Squad, Laf- . I ayette News. L PHARMACIST ,,,... G BROOKLYN COLLEGE OF PHAR- Q -. . , t 'HM CY f ' L ff tn 'V by LVL gl , V f' f 1 J t., or 1 '- f. lgi ,'LJJM 1.-,C l E 3 Lt al-.5 Nr , 4. AL u ft ' ' D SANDRA EISLER Boosters, Iunior and Senior Aris- ta, Math Office, Library Squad. ASK MAXINE GETTO SKIDMORE COLLEGE IOSEPH ENGEGNERE Bus Monitor, Grade AdViser's Secretary, GO, Representative. PHOTOGRAPHER NORMAN ENTE TO BE A SALESMAN IN AN ARMY AND NAVY STORE BUSINESS SCHOOL FOR SALES- MANSHIP 1.07.4 bk 'UL 1541:-vw IACK EPSTEI? I Worked on Chemistry Squad in Laboratory, Sports' Writer for Laf- ayette News, Member of Chem- istry Club, Member of Physics Club, Member of Conservation Club. GEOLOGIST BROOKLYN COLLEGE 3 l ADELE ESPOSITO Te-acl'ier's Helper. TO BE A SUCCESSFUL HOUSE- WIFE FRANK ESPOSITO Football Squadg Cafeteria Squadg Service Squad. FIRST AIR FORCE, THEN START MY FAMILY fl X 2.14 ,ima if Lf 67 ,QM-f ri.fQl0 I 4,-dl-ffxfk LEONARD ESPOSITO Cafeteria Squad, Football, 1 yearg Service I quad. IO M IN CORPS X I ' I x 5 3 QM ' t MQ xl l ' N I . ..,' AJ I BERNICE ESRIG Marquis Staffg Iunior and Senior Aristag G-,O. Class Representativeg Worked in Mr. Grady's Office, TO BECOME A HIGH SCHOOL TEACHER BROOKLYN COLLEGE DOLORES FABIAN Worked in Mr. Grady's Officeg Teacher's Helperg Leaders' Club. TO BECOME A SUCCESSFUL SECRETARY GERALD F AGIN Senior and lunior Aristap Biology Laboratory Squadg 4H Club, Ex- perimental Biology Club. FR O M PHARMACY UPWARDS TO CHEMISTRY BROOKLYN COLLEGE OF PHAR- MACY 6,1 ANGELINA FAGONE Secretary to Miss Holihan. TO BE A SUCCESSFUL SECRE- TARY CONSTANCE FALANGA Marquis Representativeg Service Squad, Secretary to Mr. Toder. PROFESSIONAL MODEL ANDREW FARRAUTO Captain of Rifle Tearng Service Squadg Major L for Music, 2 yearsg Teacher's Helper. TO BECOME A SUCCESSFUL DENTIST 'S,T. IO,HN'S xx ,lx my V ARLENE FEINBERG Mr. Grady's Office Squadg Legend Staffg Iunior and Senior Aristag Mr. Tholfsen's Office, Mr. Pocai's Office. TO MAIOR IN BOYOLOGY CORNELL BURT FELDERMAN Lafayette Bandg Lafayette Orches- trag Cafeteria Squadg Library Squadg Varsity Handball. DENTAL MECHANIC STATE TECH ANNETTE FELDMAN Library Squadg Mr. Pocai's Help- er. A TO BE A LAWYER' CRETARY AND TO BE A IT 'ro MY PARENTS J . . 1 'X f 1 .1 1 'fr if ' 'ff PM 'ff gg! O ., ,V - if .fp JJ -' 1 4 ISABEL FELDMAN flflorne lnstructionl Late Squadg Locker Squaolp French Club and lunior Arista. TO BE A HEALTHY, HAPPY AND ACHIEVE SUCCESS IN MY CHOSEN WORK UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA YOLETTE FELDMAN Glee Clubg Cantata Clubg Soloist at Lafayette's Concertsg Major L for Music. VOCALIST STATE TECH IOAN FERRENTINO Library Squaclg Locker Squaclg Helper to Miss Canning, Attend- ance Monitor. TO MAKE MY LOVED ONES PROUD OF ME ARTHUR FIELDS Cafeteria Squad. TO BE A SUCCESSFUL BUSI- NESS MAN C.C.N.Y. Zflf'-f'f 'L . . HARRIET FINKELSTEIN Lafayette News Staffg GO. Class Representativeg Teacher's Helper. TO BE A SUCCESS IN ALL I UN- DERTAKE BROOKLYN COLLEGE BEVERLY FINKLER Lafayette News Feature Staffg Health Education Secretary, 2 yearsg Grade Adviser's Secretaryg Locker Squad. BUYER C.C.N.Y. L v X N W st.. fx Q ttx X . -. V X forg- XX XX X g w x - 1 M it ' 3 ffl 3,5 .,,, xg. R Nh X C i r ug, 'Z' ' I., ditt - . is 'M Y . ,, M X 4, nz, ,hm '. h.aA.L , S 1' Q X , A Q S M.: . st . .X .,l 0 Q ANTI-IQ Y FINOC HIA Service ibrary Squadg ath Team: P Laborat , P y sics Club: M ff' e. TO GET GO LP IN ALL MY ENDEAVORS ' C.C.N.Y. AC v pxq Q Z V MIKE FIOREN NO Foot all Teamg Band and 'Or- chestrag Cafeteria Squadg Senior Show. MUSICIAN 1. BRooKLYNfcoLLEGE gt, s C ' A 9 7 ', Q l' D , V . , J. E J . Vg.. Y If-,sv 1 ' ,1 '+V 4 1-'Q I CHARLES FIORENZO Board Monitor Help d Te chers Service Squad. I Of' , SUCCES ARTHUR FISCHER Vice-President of the GO. 2 termsg Chief Iustice of the Stu- dent Court, 2 terms, Iunior and Senior Aristag Speakers' Bureaug Major TO BE A SUCCESSFUL OP OM- ETRIST d 1 ,4 co1.U1v1 IA UNIVERSITY 0 Q Jfweii J . .I ' II p1.1,v 1' ff of 1 q.,s-5. ' RENEE FISCHER Mr. Weisberg's Secretaryg Miss Rubin's Secretary. TO BE A SUCCESSFUL DENTAL HYGIENIST STATE TECH EVELYN FISHBEIN English Office Squadg Secretary to Mrs. Prostowichg Mr. Grady's Office Squadg Secretary to Miss Linckg Secretary for Go-Getters. TO BE A SUCCESS IN EVERY- THING I UNDERTAKE UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT Z6 MYRON FISHER Cafeteria Squad, Football Team, Math Office, Service Squad. DOCTOR ALFRED UNIVERSITY ROBERT FISHMAN Editor-in-Chief of Lafayette News, Orchestra, lst cellistg Committee I X W of Current Topics Club, fudge on L Student Court, Iunior and Senior ,gpm .I Artem. ' fi I sf PSYCHIATRY R N ' yy BROOKLYN COLLEGE if ,'ff f ' , f ,ff ,V M psf g . 'fa f W: ' A CHARLES FLATOW N Captain of Cheering Squad, llfg years, Biology and Chemistry ,W 45, L Laboratory, 4 years, Baseball V r Squad, Cafeteria S q u a d, 35f2 V ' years, Glee Club. 5 N , ,fl TO BE A CHEMIST .. Q , 5 M s1'A'rE TECH W J, . , 1 ,C N W ' ,,,- he if . .lilly 5 ' . . .fy 34 I ' 4 5 , , 5 LOUIS FRANCO - Le ers' Corps, Service Squad, Emergency Squad: Cafeteria Squad. TO OPERATE A SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS CLINEND BRANDEIS UNIVERSITY BILLY FRANK ROBERT FRANKEL BROOKLYN COLLEGE f 4 . 12 W ' f w . ff t SHEILA FREELING Senior Arista, Co-Feature Editor of Lafayette News, Assistant to Mr. Kaster, Marquis Staff, Major ULU TO ACCUMULATE A WEALTH OF HAPPINESS, HEALTH AND SUCCESS AS RICH AS FORT KNOX BRANDEIS UNIVERSITY MARILYN FREEMAN History Office, Teacher's Helper, Teacher's Secretary, Senior Ar- ista, Cantata, Glee Club. TO BECOME A CRIMINAL LAW- YER COLUMBIA LAW SCHOOL WALTER FRE Cafeteria S 'r Sho , y f r. Poc ' Pla d ncert a d Ball Ga s. ICAL T - , IOH ' I Y ,zhlfft SHIRLEY FRIEDES Class G.O. Representative, Sec- retary to Mr. Baron, 3 terms, Sec- retary to Mr. Gordon, Lafayette News Representative, Senior Ar- ista, Secretary to Mrs. Levine. TO BE A SUCCESSFUL SECRE- TARY ARLENE FRIEDMAN 1 V VN Mr. Tholfsen's Office, Engl xf-f. V fice Squad, 2 terms ff Squad Secretary for I 'sis 'ng 7 , I 1 Mrs. Warsh'uer' TO BE A SUEDE' S I BROOKLY Q E new W AUDREY FRIEDMAN . . Representative, Secretary, English Office, Cafeteria Squad. TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN ALL MY UNDERTAKINGS C.C.N.Y. L, k 1 ' E . u Wj'77f-'L' L PAUL GAOR Cafeteria Squad. TO BE A SUCCESSFUL BUSI- NESS MAN AND BE A SUC- CESS IN EVERYTHING I UN- DERTAKE BROOKLYN COLLEGE ROBERT GARBARINO Locker Sq d, ifle Team. TO VBE ESSFUL IN 'P E F 1 CHANIC L GI- RIN ' E- p ' LL. 1 34 V. s sf 1 r U l wx- : L' . fb' . - f 1 S x f IVIARGUERITE GARDNER Leader of the Attendance Squadg Nurses Office. PRIVATE SECRETARY BROOKLYN COLLEGE MEL GARTENSTEIN Lunch Room Squad, 2 terrnsg Locker Squad. MECHANICAL ENGINEER STATE TECH DORIS GELMAN Mr. Pocaf's Office Squadg Mrs. Ross' Squadg Lafayette News Rep- resentativeg Stock Roorng Locker Squad. TO BE A SUCCESS IN BROOKLYN COLLEGJELL A L 6191-M A f .www lf ,M , Senlor and Iunior Arista Legend Staff, Library Squad, Mr. Tholf- en's S uad io REQ AN ELEMENTARY scaooz. TEACHER BROOKLYN COLLEGE fvjlf gli 1.1.1 U EENIAN N I N , Q 6 ., I N X XX X X 5' 3 sh A - X R S XI X A -:Z ' fs-1, R f s., .1 . Us! ff , . fx 1' .Q T .Af I ...- I 4 , N . S' X X . . ss Q., R JS f S, 'Q .4 ' Wk I 'A MA., pq-,f I 0 ... ,,., Q M ' I ,- Ax I W R5 1 5? ,Q K A4 ,fin I i Aiwa' J.. R, vw X -J MYRA GERSHBEIN Secretary of Study Hallg Locker Squadg Teachers Helper. TO MAKE THOSE WHO LOVE ME PROUD OF ME MIAMI UNIVERSITY MAXINE GETTO Boostersg Iunior and Senior Aris- tag Math Officeg Library Squad. ASK SANDY EISLER BROOKLYN COLLEGE IDA GIAMMUSSO Captain of Turnblersg hestra, Cviolinlg Glee Club, S crrtary to Miss Linckg Lo er Sq ad. ENTER SHO USI SS AN MAKE MY AMILY OU ly' ME ,V f BROO YN LE IG -it - W AN TA J, Secretarial Office terms- M . shansky s H e l p e r - Teacher s TO HAVE A COMBINATION OF S U C CE S S AND HAPPINE WITH THOSE I LOVE . , ,I 3- ' ANN GIORDANO I Go-Gettersp Leaders, Mr. Gradys Office, Mr. Pocai's Office. REGISTERED NURSE ST. CA H RINE'S SCHOOL OF .-ig-K'-'M' IOHN GIUFFRE Senior Band. DRAFTSMAN BROOKLYN COLLEGE ' W f f 1 1 , z , , r Ol ' , ' f I Helper, CMiss Luloinl. V R wi' 1' Treasurer of Boostersp Cabbamwgf C uf RAY GIUSTIZIA Baseball Team, 4 years, Candi- date for Presidency, 7th Term Grade Representative, Physics Club, Math Club. TO STUDY LAW AND TEACHING ST. IOH ' RSEY B LADSTONE Mirneograph Squad, Le ers' Corps, Supply Squad. TO BE A GOOD AND SUCCESS- FUL ACCOUNTANT ,5 if1M -CWA J' 4,,uvl3 ' .-ff.,-if SHELDON GLICKHAUSE Mirneograph Squad, 3 terms, Phy- sics Squad, Service Squad. TO BE AN ENGINEER BROOKLYN COLLEGE aefeexf-ft fm-JJ2' VW? S ALI Cafeteria Squad, Secretary to Mr. Ostro, Secretary to Mr. Nuss- baum. TO BE A SUCCESSFUL SECRE- TARY ROBERTA GOFFIN Secretary to Miss Hecht. TEACHER BROOKLYN COLLEGE MARION GOLDBERG Typist in Library, l term, Secre- tary to Mr. Herscher, l term, Sec- retary to Mrs, Lifton. TO BE A SUCCESSFUL STENOG- RAPHER BROOKLYN COLLEGE HAROLD GOLDBAN Iunior and Senior Arista, Member of Lafayette News, Mimeograph Office, Cafeteria Squad. TO BECOME A DENTIST COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY PAUL GOLDBERG Cafeteria Squad, English Office, Mr. Levitan's Secretary, Service Squad. TELEVISION ENGINEER AIR FORCE 16,3 Www X1 1 JHODA GZLDFARB if Service Squad, Mrs. O'Lough 's Secretary, Mrs. Ross' Office, Miss Hecht, Dean of Girls' Office. TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN LIFE BROOKLYN COLLEGE WILBUR GOLDFARB ARLENE GOLDSTEIN Usher Squad: English Office, Mar- quis Representative, Grade Ad- viser's Office, Lafayette News Representative. TO BE A SUCCESS IN LIFE BROOKLYN COLLEGE BEATRICE GOLDSTEIN Cafeteria Monitor, Secretary to Mr. Halpert, Secretary to Mr. Gordon, Secretary to Miss Linck. PRIVATE SECRETARY GO TO BROOKLYN COLLEGE AT NIGHT CAROL GOLDSTEIN Student Court ludge, Secretary of Boosters, 7th and 8th Term GO. Representative, 5th Term Grade Representative, Iunior and Senior Arista, Marquis Staff. TO BECOME A SPANISH INTER- PRETER. v CORN L why ' , GOLDSTEIN Current Events Club, Softball Club, Marquis Art Staff, Physics Club, Secretary to Mr. Bonom, Legend Staff. NOT ART FOR ART'S SAKE: BUT A CREATIVE, PEOPLE'S ART. COOPER UNION MURIEL GOODMAN Mrs. LeBoW's Secretary, Miss Hol- ihan's Secretary, 3 terms. TO SEE THE WORLD BROOKLYN COLLEGE KNIGHTJ GLORIA GOODSTEIN IANET GORAD Iunior and Senior Arista, Foreign Language Office Squad, Lafay- ette News Business Staff, Secre- tary to Miss Dunn. LINGUIST BROOKLYN COLLEGE ALFRED GRAMSTEDT Iunior and Senior Arista, Major L , Biology Laboratory Squad, 6 terms, Mathematics Team, Mrs. Iohansorfs Art Squad, 4 terms. TO MAKE A WORTHWHILE CONTRIBUTION TO THE KNOWLEDGE OF THE WORLD IBIOLOGISTI BROOKLYN COLLEGE 5-4 J 1:1 sg ROSE GRAZI Sixth Term CLO. Representative, Mr. Tholfsen's Secretary, Mr. Po- cai's Secretary, Major L , Can- tata Club. TO BE A NURSE MT. SINAI'S SCHOOL FOR NURS- ING MICHAEL GREENBERG Physics Club, Dramatics Club, P r o gr a m Committee, Baseball Squad. MECHANICAL ENGINEER COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY ELAINE GREENMAN GO. Bookkeeper, IVQ years, GO., 3rd Term Class Representative, Secretary to Miss Smith, l term, Secretary to Miss Simon, l term, Senior Arista. TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN EVERY- THING I DO STATE TECH ESTELLE GREENSTEIN Late Squad, Mr. Kaster's Secre- tary, Cafeteria Squad, Usher Squad, Mr. Tholfsen's Secretary. TO EVENTUALLY ATTAIN MY ULTIMATE MATERIAL GOALS BROOKLYN COLLEGE HARRIET GREENSTEIN Ushers' Squad, Secretary to Mr. Tholfsen, Secretary to Mr. Kaster, Library Squad, Cafeteria Squad. TO LIVE AND EXPERIENCE THE TRUE MEANING LIFE HOLDS FOR ME BROOKLYN COLLEGE MICHAEL GRIECO Social Studies Office, Cafeteria Squad. TO BECOME TI-IE LOCAL PHAR- MACIST RUTGERS COLLEGE OF PHAR- ACY Qui W fZ',,i?72- MARIA GRIMALDI Iunior and Senior Arista, Mr. Grady's Office Squad, Foreign Language Office Squad. TO HAVE A LITTLE MORE AM- BITION THAN I HAVE NOW. UNTVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT Kr Q I I VMI His- an - . ' ,m'Av'Qf w.' EDWARD GROSSMAN Chairman of Speakers' Bureau, 2 term, Boy Leader of Senior Ar- ista, Varsity Show, Pres. of Sen- ior Council, M,C. of Senior Show. TO BE A SUCCESS IN THE FIELD OF RESEARCH CHEMISTRY COLU IA UNIVERSITY . I . Y I 5 GABRIEL GROTSKY MARY GUGLIELMINI Lafayette News Office. TO MAKE THOSE WHO LOVE ME PROUD OF ME ANNA GULINO Locker Squad, Lavatory Squad. BUYER BR O YN COLLEGE I w I . 9 SLIP: ,L Q Nd,,w,gg,y .N ' '-'fy MARCIA HABER Glee Club, Major L in Music, Iunior and Senior Arista, Usher Squad, TO BE A LAWYER BROOKLYN COLLEGE , N 4 X ,O W slF ' F INGA HANF Legend Representative, Secretary to Mr. Levine, Secretary to Mr. Bonom, Secretary to Mrs. Perks, Secretary to Mr. Holstein, Assist- ant in Medical Room. TO BECOME A SUCCESSFUL BUYER C.C.N.Y. ' 'T I -J,aL...1' 4'-JI, DORIS HASPEL Secretary to Mr. Millman, Secre- tary to Miss Linck, Secretary to Mr, Pierro, 2 terms, Helper to Mrs. Palevsky, Glee Club. TO BE A COMPETENT STENOG- RAPHER BROOKLYN NIGHT COLLEGE ROBERT HASSOL Chemistry Laboratory Squad, Mu- sic Room Squad, Lafayette News Staff. TO BE A SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS MAN BROOKLYN COLLEGE MITCHELL HELFELD Varsity Football, Service Squad, Cafeteria Squad, Mirneograph Of- fice, Major L Insignia. TO BE A PHARMACIST BROOKLYN COLLEGE OF PHAR- .if,f?Z.4f'-wffN ' MARCIA HELLER Language Office, Iunior and Sen- ior Arista, Mr. Levitan's Helper, Mr. Holstein's Helper, Mr. Blank's Helper, RESEARCH ZOOLOGIST BARNARD SONDRA HERMALIN Senior Arista, Legend Staff, Mar- quis Staff, Biology Office, 2 terms, French Office. TO TASTE IUST ENOUGH BIT- TERS OF LIFE TO MORE FUL- LY APPRECIATE THE SWEETS OF HAPPINESS BROOKLYN COLLEGE CALVIN HERMANN Service Squad, English Officeg Teachers Helper. DENTISTRY N.Y.U. FRANK HERSTEIN English Otticeg Cafeteria Squad. TO BE A SUCCESS IN EVERY- THING I DO BROOKLYN COLLEGE HM fum 531'-'I GLADYS HEXNER lunior Aristag Helper to Mr. Levi- :ang Emergency Room Squadg Secretary to Mrs. Letkowitz. TO MAKE THOSE WHO LOVE ME PROUD OF ME BROOKLYN COLLEGE PETER HIRSCH Iunior and Senior Aristag Chemis- try Laboratory Assistantg Cafeter- ia Squad, Legend Art Staffg Mar- quis Art Staff. COMMERCIAL ARTIST h ' ff COOPER UNION to My I c,of 'X ,WWA WM PHYLLIS HIRSCH Iunior Aristag Accounting Otficeg G,O, Representativeg English Of- ficeg Cafeteria Squad. TO BE A SUCCESS IN ALL MY UNDERTAKINGS BROOKLYN NIGHT COLLEGE BERNICE HITTLEMAN Library Squadg Locker Squadg C a t e te ri a Squadp Attendance Monitor. TO LIVE A HAPPY AND SUC- CESSFUL LIFE WITH DEL ROSE HOB Miss Hecht's Otticeg Mr. Pocafs Otticeg Mr. Tholtsen's Oiticeg Lock- er Squad. TO BE A SUCCESS IN THE FU- TURE DEBRAH HOCH Speakers' Bureaug Iunior and Senior Aristag Mr, Grady's Office Squadg Major L g Varsity Show. TO BE AN ACTRESS AND MAKE THOSE WHO BELIEVE IN ME PROUD OF ME BROOKLYN COLLEGE IRWIN HOFFMAN Lafayette Newsg Speakers' Bu- reaug Chemistry Laboratoryg Iun- ior Aristag Second Place in Ora- tory Contest on Topic of Conser- vation. TO BE A DENTIST N.Y.U. FLORENCE HOROWITZ Library Squad, Miss Canning's Secretaryg Attendance Monitorg Cafeteria Squad and Cantata Clubg Teachers Helper. TO BECOME A SUCCESSFUL HOUSEWIFE AND A WON- DERFUL MOTHER RUTH HOROWITZ Senior Arista, Major L g Legend Statfg Orchestrag Secretary tor Mrs, A. I. Cohen, 6 terms. PSYCHIATRIC SOCIAL WORKER BROOKLYN COLLEGE EUGENE HYM WITZ Locker Squ Service Squad Cat ria S jf D MARVIN IMBER Attendance Officer, 3 terms, Cafe- teria Squad, 2 terms, Mimeograph Squad, 2 terms, Stock Room, 2 terms. TO AKE THE ONES THAT OV ME R U OF BR O YN C GE ,f K INGR Orchestra, 2 years, S rvice Squad, Major PHARMACIST . IOHN'S COLLEGE OF PHAR- M CY ' W M RITA ISRAE lunior and Senior Arista, Mr. Po- cai's Office, Mr. Tholfsen's Office, Secretary to Miss Dunn. 1162, IBIE A WELL LIKED TEACHER MORTON IAFFE Secretary in Foreign Language Office, Cafeteria Squad, Assistant in Chemistry Laboratory, Lafay- ette News Business Staff, Math Team. TO BE A DOCTOR N.Y.U. ASHER IAGODA Basketball Team, 3 years, Locker Squad, Service Squad, Infirmary Squad, Cafeteria Squad. BUSINESS MAN IAMI UNIV fel K BEVERLY IERSKY Iuriior Arista and Senior Arista, Office Squad, Secretary to Mrs. Lefkowitz, Spanish Club. TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN EVERY WAY BROOKLYN COLLEGE f 0 X RALPH IOSEPH Iunior and Senior Arista, Legend Staff, Lafayette Fire Warden, Chemistry and Physics Squad, Physical Science Office Squad. TO ALWAYS BE A GOOD SON AND A USEFUL CITIZEN N.Y.U. RoNo1.D 1osEPH FJ Baseball Team, Leg pcgftdff. TO BE AN ELEi?f!5: ENGI- NEER , o BROOKLEWCYOILLEGE M of f I, r Lf 'J '37, ILENE KABAT Miss Lewis' Office, Locker Squad. TO SUCCEED IN ALL MY EN- DEAVORS AND MAKE MY PARENTS PROUD OF ME STATE UNIVERSITY SAM KASSIN TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN BUSI- NES ,D ' . 1 . ,G , Q RONALD KASSOVER Varsity Show, Senior Show, Lead- ers' Corps, Service Squad, lunior Arista. , MECHANICAL ENGINEER - STATE UN ERSITY W If .ffl q . 4 , x , -4 4 . D , ,ff 6 I -.1 i 1 DAVID KATCHER Helper to Mrs. Lefkowitz, Cafe- teria Squad: Baseball Squad. TO BE A SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS MAN DENVER U. BEVERLY KAUFMAN Mr. Crradys Office Squad, Iunior Arista, Library Squad, Secretary to Mrs. Tulchin. NURSE BROOKLYN COLLEGE RICHARD KAUI-'MAN Captain of Football Team, l year, Manager of Football Team, l year, Football Varsity, 3 years, Lafayette News, Service Squad. IOURNALIST CORNELL X RONOLD KAYE Captain of the Projection Squad, Member of the Speakers Bureau, School PA. Announcer, Photog- raphy Editor of Legend, Lafayette News Staff, UNIVER TY OF CONNECTICUT alfa'- ,Z 1+ STEPHE KENT Member of Stage Squad, 2 years, Member of Orchestra, Member of Band, Received Major L for Service, Received Major LH for Orchestra, Senior Arista. TO DO EVERYTHING POSSIBLE TO MAH: ALL WHO KNOW ME PROUD OF ME C.C.N.Y. MYRA KESCHNER Secretary to Miss Simon, Secre- tary to Miss Steinhouse, Secretary to Mrs. Stirnrnel. DENTAL HYGIENIST STATE UNIVERSITY DEBORAH KISSELL Secretary to Mrs. Feinberg, Mr. Rappaport and Mr. Tholfsen. PRIVATE SECRETARY TO A PUB- LISHING EDITOR BROOKLYN COLLEGE ss, I, is st X wx X HARVEY KLEE Cafeteria Squad, Service Squad. TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN ALL MY UNDERTAKINGS BROOKLYN COLLEGE BARBARA KLEIN Miss Weissman's Secretary, 2 terms, Mrs. Stimrnel's Secretary, Department Honor Roll in Stenog- raphy, 3 terms, Legend Staff. TO BE AN EFFICIENT SECRE- TARY BROOKLYN COLLEGE CEVEJ BARBARA KLEIN - Iunior Arista, Secretarial Office for 3 Terms, Cafeteria Squad, Attendance Monitor for 2 Terms and Legend Representative. TO MAKE MY LOVED ONES PROUD OF ME SARI KLEINHAUS Iunior and Senior Arista, Major L , Legend Staff, Grade Advis- er's Squad. TO LEAD A HAPPY AND SUC- CESSFUL LIFE BROOKLYN COLLEGE SIDNEY KLOTZ Speakers' Bureau, Mimeograph Office, E n g l i s h Office, Usher Squad, Service Squad. MEDICAL TECHNICIAN BROOKLYN COLLEGE CHARLES KOPPELMAN School Representative for New York Times and Herald Tribune, Leaders' Corps, Cafeteria Squad, Service Squad, Baseball Team, First Aid Squad. TO BE AN OWNER OF A LARGE CHAIN OF VARIETY STORES SQATE TEC fr, , ,, AKINGS - 'uf 0 6f,i' 'if' MW ron KOWALSKI ' Baseball Teamg Service Sq - Cafeteria Squadg Leade s' C s TO BE A DRAFTS yy STAQBIE TECH A Q1 JS fi ' lx xL . I CAROL KRAFT Italian Clubg Cafeteria' Squad. TO SUCCEED IN ALL MY UN- ,J W MILT KRAUSE Service Squadg Locker Squad. TO BE A RETIRED MILLIONAIRE BROOKLYN COLLEGE IUDITH KRAUT Editor of Marquisg Legend Staffg Senior and lunior Aristag Clerk in Math Office. PSYCHOLOGIST ' C.C.N.Y. - . gr I I - 1 ARTHUR KREDA Cafeteria Squad, Teachers Help- er, Mrs. Landeg Handball Team. TO BE A SUCCESS IN EVERY PHASE OF LIFE BROOKLYN COLLEGE ,Lf L, L PDR ' E' ' ' A 5 Q, 1, iiaifl STUART KRINICK Football Teamg Service Squad. PHYSICAL ED. TEACHER MIAMI UNIVERSITY . We Sm YVETTE LABES Secretary to Mr. Liftong Library Squad, Cantatap Glee Clubg Leg- end Representative. TO LIVE MY LIFE TO ITS FULL- EST MEASURE PRATT INSTITUTE DOLORES LA CAGNATO Lavatory Squad. TO MAKE ALL MY DREAMS COME TRUE MARIO LA PINTO Service Squad. TO BE A SUCCESSFUL MACHIN- IST MATE IN THE NAVY MARIO LA POL1-A Leaders' Corps, l term, Foreign Language Departmentg Cafeteria Squadg Program Department. ENGINEER C.C.N.Y. 7'f we a'5f-lf.. LOUIS LA ROCCA Service Squadg Leaders' Corps. TO MAKE ALL THOSE W O LOVE ME PROUD OF ME BROOKLYN COLLEGE 0 BERNARD LAUDANDO Foreign Language Department, 3 terms. PHARMACIST ST. IOHN'S U.. COLLEGE OF PHARMACY ,Q -iffgyw Q, - -V -- I --2 wif- -w-' '-k'i'3'L ygf .'3 0 0- 7 EL N URI MF' , l Ot- .' orkg Mr. Mill an's Cre TCIYYJ ews pre- ativ 5 Se v ice S . PRO ION L A L L R O O DANCING BROOKLYN C L GE Z' L RUTH LAXER Secretary to Mr. Budag Iunior and Senior Aristag Mr, Levine's Office Squaclg Spanish Club. TO SUCCEED IN FUTURE UN- DEHTAKINGS BROOKLYN COLLEGE O . '-fir an I FRANCES ARA Lafayette Newsfgepresentgliveg Locker Squddg Emergency Room, Mrs. feinbergg Secretaryl Mr. -Millman. ' HQTO MAKE THOSE I LOVE PROUD OF ME GLORIA LE BASSI Athletic Clubsp Iunior and Senior Aristag Legend Statfg Mr. Kaster's and Mr. Brunas Secretaryg Cafe- teria Squad. TO BE A TEACHER OR A DEN- TAL TECHNICIAN BROOKLYN COLLEGE MARTIN LEDER Speakers' Bureau: Baseball Tearng Biology-Laboratory Squadg Serv- ice Squad. TO BE A SUCCESSFUL AND PROSPEROUS LAWYER BROOKLYN COLLEGE T -1. RICHARD LEFKOVVITZ ACCOUNTANT c.c.N1 Z F . A .M 4 v w ks' O' I W ,K if . ...,r is , I I , f ay 2 , V! A . wp , f SHEILA LEFKOWITZ Secretary to Dean of Boys' Office-5 Secretary to Mrs. Feldmang Grade Advisers Oificeg Locker Squad. TO MAKE THOSE WHO LOVE ME PROUD OF ME STATE UNIVERSITY IRVING LEHRER S e r v i c e Squadg Stock Room Squadg Locker Squad. TO BE SUCCESSFUL LN A L MY E DE VORS s T TECH E ,fx QV ff , 1 yf I if a' QL ' I J v U MICHAEL LEIDER Program Committee. DENTISTRY THE CITADEL , fi 4-I JU JF' IESSE LENTINI , V F Senior Aristag Major L p ap- tain of the Stage Squadg Speak- ers' Bureaug News Representative. TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN EVERY- THINGIUNDERTAKE f ' V Q C.C.N.Y. J . V W I rl I , IGI I Q.-ef-,LJ ROSALIE Lflg, INI Secretary to Miss echtg Secre- tary to Mrs. I-Iauptman, Secretary to Mrs. Ross, TO BE A SUCCESS IN ALL MY UNDERTAKINGS C.C.N.Y. SHEILA LERNER Biology-Laboratory Sauadg Class Secretaryg Teacher's Helper. TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN WHAT- EVER I DO BROOKLYN COLLEGE KENNETH LEVINE Emergency Room, 2 yearsg Cate- teria Squad, Locker Squadg Serv- ice Squad. SUCCEED STATE TECH SHEILA LEVITT L i b r a r y Squadg Iunior Aristag Grade Advisers Otticeg Language Otticeg Major L , TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN ALL MY UNDERTAKINGS BROOKLYN COLLEGE RALPH LEVY Leaders' Corpsg French Clubg C u r r e nt Topics Clubg Service Squad- Social Studies Office. TO BE A DOCT gig, S, QDY Lo- ..v. . '15 . VC . 'KTM L' X in xr QQIY' BENEE LEVY S IANE LIAGRE Library Squadg Mrs. Blicker's Sec- retaryg Locker Squadg Cafeteria Squad. TO MAKE THOSE WHO LOVE ME PROUD - T. ML STUART ICHT Senior Aristag Lo r Squadg Cat- eteria Squadg M Clubg Physics Club. DOCTOR N.Y.U. I D I i i Qytb- s .1 75 -. X- VL! bb ...S- X 4 ?2 W f X X I 40' W , , , 4. , 4 , I ,A.,., V Wm ' S f f X f f 1 if f x , , f ,, X f , X f f MARVIN LICHTER Cafeteria Squad, Service Squad. TO BECOME AMBITIOUS U.S. NAVY IOAN LICHTMAN D GRACE L GA. AR Secretary to M ri ma ' Mar- quis Bepres ta Q: ecr ry to iss Brow .-he uncilg her. SIN ES T GVA X J ABQ ENCE I R X Eighth Grade e enta- tiveg Iunior and Senior 'stay Major L lnsigniag L ette News Staff. TO BE ME A DENTIST N .' io- 'I 7 Q VW ' MYRNA LINDE BERG Editor-in-Chief ot the Legen to Sth term GJO. Grade Repre- sentative, Vice-President ot the Brooklyn G.O'. Council for 3 terms. Captain ot the Boosters and a Member ot the Go-Getters, lun- ior and Senior Arista and Iunior Coach Treasurerg Lafayette News and Marquis Staffg Youth United Awardg Senior Council, TO PROVE THAT LIFE IS THE PUREST DEMOCRACY BRANDEIS UNIVERSITY FRANCES LO BUE Mr. Cohen's Secretaryg Locker Squadg Mr. Goldman's Secretary: Miss Winchester's Secretary. TO LIVE A HAPPY AND SUC- CESSFUL LIFE DOMINICK LOCASO Cafeteria Squad. TO GRADUATE HIGH SCHOOL AND BE AN AUTOMOBILE ME- CHANIC DOROTHY LONGO Mr. Barons Helperg Secretary to Mr. Friedman 2 Ternisg Secretary to Mr. Tcder and Miss Canning. TO LIVE A LONG AND HAPPY LIFE WITH BOB DORIS LO PRETE Library Squad. TO MAKE THOSE WHO LOVE ME PROUD OF ME BUSINESS SCHOOL ,. ,Q LYDIA LORBER Mr. Tholfsen's Office, Miss Lewis' Oiiiceg Legend Art Staiip Segre- tary for Mrs. Allen. 6 TELEVISION DBIQECTOR HUNTER g , ELAINE LO, N A ses X N X X N X I S X X,:g'f .Eg ' : Ks fm Mft 'or and Senior Aristag apta of the Twirlersg 'Mr. Gracly's Squad, 2 terms, Math Teamg Art Squad, 3 terms. MATH TEACHER BROOKLYN COLLEGE LES LUPO Service Squad, Leaders' Corpsg Glee Club. C.P.A. BROOKLYN COLLEGE -r Yxx Z 'X 'X jr. , .L V W .5 I Ks... -4 X I' 'X fr 2, J -if g X J. . ' N-' sa, G 6 IOAN IVIALONEY Leaders' Corpsg Attendance Of- iice Squad. TO BECOME A REGISTERED NURSE MARY IIVIIVIACULATE HOSPITAL, SCHOOL OF NURSING PEARL MAMBER Secretary to Mrs. Warshauerg Class Secretary to Mrs. Liitong Library Squadg Secretary to Mr. Zuckerman, Secretary to Mr. No- vak. LABORATORY TECHNICIAN BROOKLYN COLLEGE GEORGE MANDALA Legend Art Staii. A Goon COMMERCIAL ARTIST PRATT INSTITJJ W Q J EDWARD MANDEL Orchestrag All City High Orches- tra, Swing Band. ELECTRICAL ENGINEER C.C.N.Y. 'ii DOLORES MANERA Secretary for Mrs. Waksg Secre- tary for Mrs. Stella. TO BE A SECRETARY BROOKLYN COLLEGE MARY MANGIARACINA Locker Squadg GO, Representa- tiveg Italian Clubg Lafayette News Representativeg Marquis Repre- sentative. TO MAKE ALL MY DREAMS COME TRUE EUGENE MANZO Glee Club, Cafeteria Squad, TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN ALL MY ENDEAVORS CONNECTICUT UNIVERSITY BERTRAM MARCUS Marquis Representative, Service Squad, Chemistry Club, French Club. CHEMISTRY TEACHER BROOKLYN COLLEGE EMILY MASIELLO President of Iunior Coaches, Boos- ters, Girl Leader of Senior Arista, Iunior Arista, Cafeteria Squad. TO BE A SUCCESS IN LIFE STATE TECH M' V , vm!! -if 5' ff, - -rw' ,TQ .N , A D A ,A , W . 1 L, I -T 1--3 if I J-- w-+'lS ' eww' I I A 'bf 'XX K lb 'I' I Qtrfri 'al' ' ALVIN MASLANSKY ' Leaders' Corps, Cafeteria Squad, Teacher's Secretary, Math Club, Senior Arista. CHEMICAL ENGINEER BROOKLYN COLLEGE IEAN MATALON Secretarial Work, Locker Squad. TO BECOME HEAD BOOKKEEP- ER OF A LARGE FIRM BARBARA MATHALON Iunior Arista, GO. Class Repre- sentative, Monitor Squad. TO .MAKE THOSE WHO LOVE ME PROUD OF ME BROOKLYN COLLEGE 0 ANDREW MERENDINO TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN THE FU- TURE .WT vllf 1 K KATHERINE MARINO Miss Hecht's Office, Miss Linck's Helper. SECRETARY IOSEPH MEROLA Glee Club, 5 terms, Cafeteria Squad. ELECTRICAL EN INEER C. Ni. jp! .W W2-W PHYLLIS MESHENBERG Co-operative Office, 3 terms, Grade Adviser's Office, 2 years, Miss Hecht's Office, Secretary to Mrs. Cohen, Secretary to Miss Machover. ENGLISH TEACHER BROOKLYN COLLEGE EDWARD MESSEL Senior Band, Orchestra, Cafeteria Squad, Leaders' Corps. TO BE A SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS .MAN IOEL MEYERS Chemistry Club, Rifle Team, Li- brary Squad, Service Squad. STUDY AND BECOME ATTOR- NEY AT LAW COLUMBIA CARMELA MICELI Glee Club, Major HL , G,O. Rep- resentativep Attendance Squadg Late Squad, Italian Club. TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN ALL MY UNDERTAKINGS MARIA MICELI SSCFetary for Mr. Bonorng Girls' Sefvlce SCIUGCIJ Girls' Locker Squad: Secretary tor Mr. Phillips. PROFESSIONAL ROLLER DERBY SKATER MARY MICOLUPO Glee Club, Cantata, All Girl Cho- rusg Miss Lewis' Office, Italian Club. TO FIND THOSE DEAR HEARTS AND GENTLE PEOPLE, PLUS A IVIILLIONAIRE faire, api- IOSEPH MILITELLO Cafeteria Squad, Service Squad. AIR FORCE FRADA MILLER Secretary to Mr. Grady, 4 terrnsg Secretary to Mr. Castkag Cate- ' teria Squadg G,O. Representative, Secretary to Mrs. Hauptman. TO BE A SUCCESS IN THE BUS NESS WORLD BROOKLYN COLLEGE WILLIAM MILLER Orchestra, Biology Laboratory, Chemistry Club, Physics Club, Bi ology Research Club. TO BE A RESEARCH CHEMIST BROOKLYN COLLEGE YF X XX w N A X x XS xx E N fr ROSE MIRENDA Glee Club, l yearg Secretary in Senior Iewelry Oiticeg Secretary in Music Office. TO LEAD A WHOLESOME AND RICH LIFE PACE AND PACE BUSINESS COLLEGE PHYLLIS MITTLER Speakers' Bureau, Mr. Levitan's Secretary, llfg years, Secretary for Lost and Found and Co-op Otticeg Locker Squad. TO LAUGH AND SMILE A LIT- TLE MORE EACH DAY BROOKLYN COLLEGE MARTIN MONTEFEL Leaders' Corpsg Service Squad, Cafeteria Squadg Baseball Tearn. TO BE A LAWYER N.Y.U. CECILE MOOCHNEK Speakers' B u r e a u 5 Go-Gettersg Senior Aristag Lafayette News Representativeg Varsity Show. TO BE THE NEXT ETHEL MER- MAN BROOKLYN COLLEGE ANNETTE MORELLI GO. Representative, Secretary tor Mr. Goldman, Secretary tor Miss Browng Secretary tor Mrs. Feldrnang Library Squad. TO BE A SUCCESS IN ALL MY UNDERTAKINGS MARSHALL MOSES Service Squadg Leaders' Corps. MUSICIAN 1? CAROLE MOSKOWITZ Iunior and Senior Arista, Orches- tra, Major UL Insignia, Cantata, MATH TEACHER BROOKLYN COLLEGE CHARLOTTE MULE Newman Club, Italian Club, Sec- retary to Mrs. Palevskyg Secre- tary to Mr. Gordon. TO BECOME A GOOD NURSE KINGS COUNTY SCHOOL OF NURSING . . 4 . ' 4 MARVIN NAIDORF Cafeteria Squad. MECHANICAL ENGINEER , STATE TECH Q-it f-WWZX AMM- LORRAINE NARSON Secretary to Miss Hecht, M . Olshansky's I-I e l p e r, Cafeteria Squad, TO MAKE THOSE WHO LOVE ME PROUD OF ME MIRIAM NATHANSON Secretary to Miss Reid, Booster Squad, 2 years, Secretarial Office. TO LEAD A HAPPY AND SUC- CESSFUL LIFE C.C.N.Y. HARVEY NELSON Stock Room Squad, Mimeograph Squad. DENTIST BROOKLY COLLEGE vjaiwfr Q . f igsms. f X f Z 7 an 7 HAL NEUWIRTH Service Squad. TO SING AT THE PARAMOUNT STATE TECH WILLA NEWMAN Secretary to Mrs. Hauptrnang Sec- retary to Mr. D. S. Levine, Secre- tary to Mr. Liftong Secretary to Mrs. Wilson, Senior Arista. COURT STENOGRAPHER BROOKLYN COLLEGE GLORIA NIEDERMAN C a n t a t ag Mr. Grady's Office Squad, Usher Squad, Cafeteria Squad. TO BE ABLE TO LAUGH ALL MY LIFE NORMAN NIERENBERG School Orchestra, 3 years. TO SUCCEED IN ALL MY EN- DEAVORS BROOKLYN COLLEGE GERALD NOVAK DONALD NOVIN Varsity Show, Physical Science Squad, Captain, Mirneograph and Supply Squad, Senior Aristag Service Squad, Cafeteria. TO BE A DOCTOR MINNESOTA LOUISE OMBRES Locker Squad, Library Squad, Cateteria Squad. PRIVATE SECRETARY MARYANN ONDO Class Secretary, 2 Terms. TO FIND HAPPINESS WITH IOE VINCENT A. ORLANDINO Band, Art Squad, Italian Club. TO BE A SUCCESS IN ALL MY ENDEAVORS BROOKLYN COAST GUARD ACADEMY A l- AVA I ,f,x-'Q Yr' ' f I 'ly t .ir I X I I' Jvvhvfsf 'S f U IOEL OSIVIAN Leaders' Corps. TO MAKE MY PARENTS PROUD OF ME STATE, TECPLKR , ti 1 . P A 2 Il, x I 1 f K t NORM OSTROW Iunior and Senior Arista, Sports Editor, Lafayette News, Biology Laboratory, Foreign Language Office. DOCTOR CORNELL UNIVERSITY FRED PANE Cafeteria Squad, Ser e Squad, School Band. ,L TO BE A SUCC IN LD OF E CTR Y STATE IVERS N qv-X in ANTOI ETT PAPA GNI Secretary - lriuchat, Secre- tary to . n. K COU T OG ER MILDRED PAPI Secretary for Mr. Bonorn, Secre- tary for Mrr Halpert, Book Moni- tor tor Mrs. Canning, Cafeteria Squad, 2 terms, Lafayette News Representative, l term. TO MAKE A CERTAIN CORPO- RAL IN THE AIR FORCE HAP- PY SCUTTER'S SECRETARIAL SCHOOL MARGUERITE PARIS Class Secretary. TO BE A SUCCESSFUL ACTRESS DRAMATIC W O R K S H O P AND TECHNICAL INST. IRWIN PASTERNAK Iunior Arista and Senior Arista, Cafeteria Squad, Exchange Ed- itor, Lafayette News, Delegate to NCCI, Library Squad. SURGEON UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHU- SETTS FRANCES M., PAVQNE I Senior Arista, Cantata C3li1b,fGlee Club, Class Secretary, 3 terrns, Major L in Music. A V TQ BE A CREDJT TO MY, FAMILY 1 AND WORTHY OF MY FRIENDS C.C.N.Y. 'i Q 6 I f X ' s A r 'in 7 M F rl 1 MIRIAM PEARLMAN Boosters, Go-Getters, President, Major L , Iunior and Senior Arista. PSYCHO-THERAPIST BRO OKLYN COLLEGE I n I P' IRENE PERLSTEIN Cantata Clubg Glee Club. ADELPHI BUSINESS SCHOOL LEONORE PECORARO Library Squad, 3 terrnsg Cafeteria Squad. TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN THE BUSINESS WORLD PAULINE PELLEGRINO Mr. Pocai's Office, 4 terrnsg Miss Silverberg's Secretaryg L o c lc e r Squadg Library Squad. TO MAKE THOSE I LOVE PROUD OF ME ROSE MARIE PELLEGRINO Helper to Mrs. O'Sl'1ea, Locker Squad. PRIVATE SECRETARY DRAKES BUSINESS COLLEGE . I , :Q gb, K L , I W' . . fy ' off' ' ar Q. a .L':-M Q- 5 Nj - lf' . ' its TF ANN PELUSO Secretary and Treasurer for Mrs. Goodrnang Treasurer for Mrs. Zin- king Emergency Roorng Boostersg Secretary for Mr. Horn. TO BE A SUCCESSFUL SECRE- TARY AND A GOOD WIFE TO IOHN I0 i LI-JQIfLE PENINLISP' cretarifto Miss Sgncing Locker uad Tea efms Hel er Secre Q Ee if CI :.' P 1 - Elm tary ts Miss 'Brewni 5Cafeteria ,Squadf 4' D TQ BE AN-ARMY Iwnsis V KTNGST COUNTY SCHOOL or W? NURSING I 5 7'1 - U 4.1 Q I -I ' , fx SQ L x 1,425 M 5: f X ff , f fi tt TO OF TH S I THEIR FAITH N 'E ST. IOHNS UNI 'f 6 1 5 . X , E 1 LIP 'W Lfytt ews Re nt ' . T LV UPTO E ' f 1 HO Ll ' F ' I ANITA PEPS Secretary to Mr. Bonomg Library Squadg Miss Hecl'it's Squadg Laf- ayette News Representativeg G.O. Representative. SECRETARY AND MODEL STUART PERLMUTTER Glee Clubg Cheering Squadg Caf- eteria Squadg Grade Advisers Office. TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN ALL MY UNDERTAKINGS C.C.N.Y. 'SF 3--QL, 4-L-1.4. W qg JZ:-c. IOSEPH PERRETTA Late Squadg Baseball Tearng Caf- eteria Squadg Service Squadg Leaders' Corps. TO SUC ED I AL MY - DERTA INGS BHOOKL N C LE ffl 'X N df ff' 1 CHARLES PERR Cafeteria Squadg Lead r ' Corps. TO BE A SUCCESS I L Y UNDERTAKIN ' STATE T W X 0 THERESA PETRELLO Secretary to Miss Canning. TO BE A SUCCESS IN WHAT- EVER I ENDEAVOR BROOKLYN COLLEGE INIGHTD -ffm. M IOE PETRONE Service Squad, lfg terrng Rifle Teani, 'ro BECOIVLIQA MILLIONAIRE ik iw LJ' 'W A .J 4 X FS TERRY PIGNATO Service Squadg Leaders' Corps. TO MAKE ALL THOSE WHO LOVE ME PROUD OF ME ifbtbfwffl' .su-ff H! A ltalian Clubg antata, rrng le ub, rnsg etary to err le Clu ajor Lug KA I BS - KATHERINE PIZZO Iunior and Senior Aristag Vice- President, Iunior Coachesg Secre- tary to Mr. Kasterg Cafeteria Squadg Major and Minor TO LIVE THE LIFE I LOVE AND LOVE THE LIFE I LIVE BROOKLYN COLLEGE tv ,Wu , ROBERT POLLACK f Locker Squadg Cafeteria Squa-elf -JI' Service Squad. OPTICIAN STATE TEC 5 es pw ,Cuz '70 0. STANLEY POLLACK Marquis Representativeg Lafay ette News Representativeg GO Representativeg S e n i o r Show Service Squad MERCHANDISING AND RETAIL ING CAREER Ye xx 'KR x g Q .Qs X IOHN PUGLISI Service Squadg at eria Squad. OPTOM IS S v 5 NY l i an IWW' XT XX Wg I X Q, Q N 0 I f X! 'R' A A 'S VINCENT PU Baseball Team. TO EARN A LOT OF MONEY AND BE HAPPY WITH IT wwf efglh-Jie. LENORE RABINOVICH Locker Squad, 2 terrnsg Girls' Roorng Worked for Mr. Arbeitg Mr. Goldstein's S e c r e t a r yy Miss Linck's Secretary. TO BECOME A GOOD DENTAL HYGIENIST AND LIVE A HAP- PY LIFE WITH IERRY STATE TECH MURIEL RADOWITZ Cheering Squadg Mrs. Ross' At- tendance Squad. TO BRING HAPPINESS TO THOSE WHO LOVE ME, AND PROVE MYSELF WORTHY OF THEIR LOVE FASHION INSTITUTE OF TECH- NOLOGY FRANK RAGOZZINO Service Squadp M im e o g r a ph Squad. PHARMACIST ST.2OHN'S UNIVERSITY far ' 4, I 1 .F , Q1 I It . f 4 A II- L 1 -'W 3419 1, ALAN RASSNER Leaders Corps Lafayette News Staff Senior Show ATTORNEY AT LAW NYU f-'-fox V- fa ff 41 at N - . i r I nl ,Mfzf gf if I L' cf If IANET REIFER Mrs. Smith's Helper, Cafeteria Squad, PRIVATE SECRETARY AND TO MAKE EVERYONE WHO LOVES ME PROUD OF ME BROOKLYN COLLEGE MARTIN REMNITZ English Book Room, S e r v i c e Squadg Locker Squad. LAWYER N.Y.U. MURIEL RETIK Iunior and Senior Arista, Pro- gram Committee, Grade Advis- er's Office, English Office, TO BE ALL THAT MY FATHER HAD WANTED ME TO BE BROOKLYN COLLEGE BARRY REZNIK Cafeteria Squad, Chemistry 'Of- fice, Chemistry Clulog Leader's Club. TO BE A SUCCESS IN ENGI- NEERING CITY COLLEGE LW DORO HY RIDS ALE Secretary to Mr. Goldman, Lock- er Squad. TO MAKE THOSE I LOVE PROUD OF ME RICHARD RITTER Student Court fudge, Iunior and Senior Arista, Legend Staff. TO BE A DENTIST CORNELL UNIVERSITY tae, mx K J S. A 16- t Q By ? ,,.. 'i .-.A C 'Q , . , .,, , ,, Mr' X Ji , 1 W - .. MARIAN RIZZA Mr, Pincus' Officeg Cantata Club, Mr. Pocai's Officeg Italian Club. TO HAVE ALL MY DREAMS FUL- FILLED BUSINESS COLLEGE LOUISE RIZZO Teacher's Helper for 4 Terms, Class Secretary for Z Terms, Class President for l Term. TO MAKE THOSE WHO LOVE ME PROUD ARLENE ROCKIR Booster, Dean of Boys, Legend Staff, Class GO. Representative, 2 terms, Cafeteria Squad, 2 terms. HAPPINESS BROOKLYN COLLEGE NEIL RODIN Service Squad, Squad Monitor in l-LE., Mimeograph Squad. C.P.A. C.C.N.Y. PHYLLIS RONGA Speakers' Bureau, Boosters, Cap- tain, Go-Gettersg Glee Club, Serv- ice Major REGISTERED NURSE ST. CATHERINE'S HOSPITAL CAROLYN ROSEN Twirlers, Worked for Mr. Grady Z terms, Worked for Miss Lewis. BUYER N.Y.U. ELLEN ROSEN lunior and Senior Aristag Ath- letic Clubg Mr. Kasters Office Squadg Mr, Tholfsen's Office Squad. TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN WHAT- EVER I DO BROOKLYN COLLEGE SANDRA ROSEN Co-Feature Editor of the Lafay- ette Newsg Senior Arista. IOURNALISM BROOKLYN COLLEGE IUDITH ROSENFELD English Office Squadg Secretary for Mr. Novak, Secretary for Mr. Krurnbeing Secretary for Mrs. Lef- kowitzg Emergency Roorng Senior Arista. TEACHER BROOKLYN COLLEGE ROY ROSENWALD Cafeteria Squadg Senior Show. TELEVISION TECHNICIAN R.C.A. INSTITUTES HELENE ROTH Marquis Representativeg Locker Squadg Attendance Office. TO MAKE THOSE WHO LOVE ME PROUD OF ME BROOKLYN COLLEGE NORMAN ROTHSTEIN Editor-in-Chief of Lafayette Newsg Marquis Staffg Lawyer in Student Courtg Member of New York High School Press Association. TO BE A PSYCHIATRIST AND FIND OUT WHAT MAKES PEO- PLE TICK UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHU- SETTS us XS ROSALIND ROTHSTEIN Iunior Aristag Major L lnsigniay Office Switchboard Operatorg Mr. Millrnan's Secretaryg Cafeteria Squad. TO BE A SUCCESSFUL SECRE- TARY BARBARA RUBIN English Office Squaclg Library Squad, Emergency Roorng Secre- tary for Miss Holihang Secretary for Mr. Novak. TEACHER BROOKLYN COLLEGE MARTIN RUBIN DOCTOR N.Y.U. .F ' .ff frm, ALBERT SABIN Secretary in Gyrng Service Squad. JOIN THE NAVY . p ,Av-:,.., . , 'x DONALD SACKS - Chemistry Squaolg Baseball Tearng Mirrieograph Squad. X, DENTIST at N.Y.U. A tt- ' Q, 'ir B CN V 2 A 'Q -J V -1 Q, ' ' ' J t V A ,t LILLY SAFDIA Glee Clubg C a n t at ai Usher Squadg Class GO. Representa- tiveg Marquis. DENTAL ASSISTANT BROOKLYN COLLEGE fp lf. LN E SALLY SAFDIA Cantata Clubg Glee Ciubg Mar- quis Staffg Secretary in Mathe- matics Department. TO BECOME A SUCCESSFUL ELEMENTARY OR HIGH SCHOOL TEACHER BROOKLYN COLLEGE MARIE SAIA Secretary to Mrs. Brigiotti, Cus- todian's Office Squad. TO BE A SUCCESSFUL LEGAL STENOGRAPHER ' KATHARINE GIBBS SECRETAR- IAL SCHOOL .- Q . . 5 ' IRWIN SALTSBERG Lafayette Photographer- Cafeteria Squad- Service Squad- Main Of- fice Squad- Physics Squad. TO BE A COMMERCIAL PHO R QEQVHER ti -ff-ff I it 4- . IULIA SALVI Secretary to Miss Hechtg Secre- tary to Mr. Edwardsg Lafayette News Representativeg Attendance Squad. TO MAKE THOSE WHO LOVE ME PROUD BROOKLYN COLLEGE NAOMI SALVIO LUCILLE SANRA Secretary to Mr. Olshansky. TO BE A SUCCESSFUL SECRE- TARY AND TRAVEL C x i ROBERT SANTORA BROOKLYN COLLEGE MIRIAM SAPERSTEIN Go-Gettersg Usher Squadg Mr. Grady's Office Squadp Switch- board Operatorg Legend Repre- sentative. UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT TEACHER RALPH SARWAY Locker Squadg Infirmary Squadg Mimeograph Squad, Cafeteria Squadg Air Raid Captain. PHILANDERING PLAYBOY OXFORD UNIVERSITY DANIEL SASSOWER Service Squad- Cafeteria Squad TO BE A SUCCESSFUL LAWYER BROOKLYN COLLEGE '99-JI ff Us 0-V-f MARTIN SATZ Cafeteria Squadg Service Squadg Book Office. TO BECOME A SUCCESSFUL DENTIST ' N.Y.U. W 1' li 9 '- . ,tb 7,1 MARCIA SAVA R Locker Squadg Secretary for Mr Krumbein, TO WRITE A GREAT NOVEL C.C.N.Y. ANGELA SAVARESE Switchboard Operatorg Art Squad, Secretary to Mr. Olshanslcyg Sec- retary to Mr. Eusticeg Assistant to Mrs. Kunis. TO BE A SUCCESSFUL COM- MERCIAL ARTIST AND TO SEE MY WORK IN PRINT PRATT INSTITUTE IOSEPH SCACCIANOCE Cafeteria Squadg C h e e r i n g Squadg Basketball Tearng Secre- tary in Study Hall. 1.B.M, MECHANIC W if , I X A JY 141i . JA P' fi Q- sl 5- - . P , DIANE SCADUTO Attendance and English Officeg Cafeteria Squadg Boosters. TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN THE BUS- INESS WORLD SYLVIA SCADUTO Secretary to Mrs. Lifton, M.rs. Stimrnel, Mr. Herscher, and Miss I-lolihan, Cafeteria Squad and Locker Squad. TO BE A SUCCESS IN ALL MY FUTURE UNDERTAKINGS BROOKLYN COLLEGE IOSEPHINE SCALA Library Squadg Secretary to Mr. Toder and Miss Canning. TO BE SUCCESSFUL AND HAP- PILY MARRIED TO RICHARD THERESA, SCAVO., Mr .,Druss' Secryeiatryg Cafeteria Sq adg Mr. Po,cai'sr Officeg Locker Squad, Library Squad. TO HAVEWA SUCCESSFUL AND HAPPY LIFE BROOKLYN COLLEGE SANDRA SCHAEFFER Secretarial Studies Office, Secre- tary to Mr. Zarachoffg Secretary to Mr. Arbeitg Cafeteria Squadg Lafayette News Representative. TO BECOME A SUCCESSFUL SECRETARY HAROLD SCHEIER Orchestrag Bandg Cafeteria Squad. BE A WELL TO-D MUSICIAN N.Y.U. I S I AR R Orch strag Fr nch Clubg Dramat- ics ubi Major Lug Assistant to Music Office. TO LIVE EVERY DAY OF MY LIFE CORNELL UNIVERSITY IOYCE SCHLACHT Editor-in-Chief, Lafayette Newsg Lafayette Twirlersg Major L ln- signiag Iunior and Senior Aristag Mr, Grady's Squad. TO RETURN LOVE TO MY LOVED ONE BARNARD VERNON SCHLAMOWITZ Physics Laboratoryg Mimeograph Officeg Cafeteria Squadg Service Squad. P1-IARMACIST BROOKLYN COLLEGE OF PHAR- MACY HERBERT SCHLESINGER Service Squad, Cafeteria Squadp GO. Representativeg L o c lc e r Squad. ADVERTISING MANAGER C.C.N.Y. 25-V' ELAINE SCHNEIDER Library and Locker Squadsg Mr. Kaster's Helper. NURSE NURSING SCHOOL LARRY SCHNEIDER Cafeteria Squadg Soccer Tearng Biology Squad: Mr. I-lerscher's Squad. CHEMIST BROOKLYN COLLEGE ZELDA SCHNEIDER Mr. Lifton's Helperg Secretary to Miss Lewisg Secretary to Mr. Tholfseng Switchboard. TO BE A SUCCESS IN ALL MY FUTURE UNDERTAKINGS C.C.N.Y. HERBERT SCHUCHMAN Assistant to Mrs. O'Loughling Laf- ayette News Reporterg Cafeteria Squad. TO BE A DENTIST N.Y.U. INGRID SCHWABE Secretary in Stenography Class. BARBARA SCHWARTZ lunior and Senior Arista- Legend Staffg Emergency Room- Language Office THAT I UNDERTAKE W M W A X f L W ,W VW ,, QV K J. , lx ws BROOKLYN COLLEGE ' V iw ' .C it My . ' i TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN ALL V S ' I -,'. V. 1 BEATRICE SCHWARTZ Library Squadg Secretary to Mr. Brennerg Locker Squadg Secretary to Mr. Kaster. HIGH SCHOOL TEACHER BROOKLYN COLLEGE MELVIN SCHWEITZER C h e mi s t r y Squad, Cafeteria Squadg Locker Squad. TO BE SUCCESSFUL N.Y.U. 'N ANN SCIANNA Mr. Pincus' Secretaryg Grade Ad- viser's Officeg Locker Squadg Mr. Toder's Secretary. TO HAVE MY DREAMS COME T UE V, :L .Fm fl-'ww f L' rw 'Hi' 11' T. I jpwuif IM fi f ay I 1' J, fly ,.d','. L YVONNE S Library Squadg Le resen- ta 'veg ews R re ta ' 5 Cari- ta qrms, rv' e Squad. O A C E SFUL SE E- T Y WIFE COLLEGE ' I ll STEPHEN SELDIN Stage Squadg Major L g Biology Officeg Physics Clubg 4H Club. LAW C.C.N.Y. IRIS SELTZER Usher Squadg Secretary to Mr. Novakg Secretary to Mrs. Haupt- many Secretary to Mr. Pierro, Sec- retary to Mr. Kaster. ACCOUNTANT STATE TECH 'Y Qs-flea-v' MAX SHALOM Service Squad, Cafeteria Squad. TO BE A SUCCESSFUL BUSI- NES MAN C.C.N.Y. BARRY SHAMES Played Tuba in Band, 5th Terrn G.O. Representative, C u r r e nt Events Club, Teachers H . TO BECOME RIC IN AL S BROOKLYN C L 0 SHELDON SHAPIRO Locker Squad, 3 years, Service Squad, l year, Cafeteria Squad, Soccer Team. DENTAL MECHANIC STATE 'fo I ,f4.' I ,HALL - O-,7L,' s-Il.. A! . , , v' fd 4 Z BARBARA SHERMAN English Office Squad, Usher Squad, Legend Staff, Marquis Representative, Lafayette News Staff. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY BROOKLYN COLLEGE IOHN SHILLITTO .H ff NIS ft 'W' f 'rw M K GN LOJNQO V AUDREY SIEGMAN Boosters, Usher Squad, Secretary to Mr. Pincus, Business Editor on Legend, GO. Representative, 3 terms. TO HAVE ALL MY DESIRES BE- COME REALITIES BROOKLYN COLLEGE IANET SIGNORELLI Emergency Room Squad, Miss Browns Helper. TO MAKE MY LOVED ONES PROUD OF ME, AND BE A GOOD WIFE FOR THAT SOME- ONE SPECIAL SANDRA SILBERBERG English Office Squad, Usher Squad, Secretory to Mrs. Lefkow- itz, Senior Arista, Legend Staff. WELL LIKED MATH TEACHER BROOKLYN COLLEGE KENNETH SILVERBUSH Lafayette News, Service Squad. IOURNALISM N.Y.U. E6 . .1 -fa .f Q? LAWRENCE SILVERGLATE Lafayette News, Service Squad, Iunior Arista, Cafeteria Squad. TO BE A DOCTOR N.Y.U. 1 ' QMS- ' . Cv!-:JL L Q HARRY szRKUs DIANQ Sliiezr , Mr , -A . Feotball Varsity, 3 years, Lead Mr- QOTSOHS TC Y' ' if, ers' Corps, Service Squad. EELSCTQEIQSI' Simi-1i'fvImdR HOPE TO I - V TO MAKE MY PARENTS PROUD . Y or ME 11?iOTLEgWE To MY ANGEL ,, , , 6' BRANDEIS UNIVERSITY c.c.N.Y. 1 ' ' . I wokk- 49- 950 l Hmuc- 4'0?f3o8- QA.-UD 19 Cummf 316. MAMALAPAM N7 O7 7,15 SANDRA SITKIN Locker Squad, Library Squaolg Secretary to Mrs. Cvordong Secre- tary to Mr. Dycke. SPORTS STATISTICIAN BROOKLYN COLLEGE KNIGHTJ GRACE SITT Class Secretary to Miss O'Lough- ling Mr. Cfracly's Office Squadg Class Secretary to Miss Hartg Class Helper to Miss Smith. TO MAKE ALL THOSE WHO LOVE ME PROUD OF ME BROOKLYN COLLEGE IRMA SLEPP IOANNE SMALL Band, 3 terrnsg Iunior Aristag Twir- lersg Lafayette News Representa- tive, Senior Arista, AQUASHOW 5 .4 :S I ' w X . s S. is Q X .Q 4 .i'. ' BROOKLYN COLLEGE 6 ANNETTE SOLOMINE Locker Squadg Helper to Mr. Frieclrnang Secretary to Mr. Gott- lishg News Representative, TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN MY FU- TURE UNDERTAKINGS M EM W gfzfffa as ' ARNE SOMKIN If Shower Squadg Locker Squadg Infirmary Squadg Basketball Var- sity, TO FULFILL THE DESIRES OF THOSE WHO ENTRUSTED ME WITH THEIR CONFIDENCE BROOKLYN COLLEGE EX ff if G' ROBERTA SONNENSCHEIN Treasurer of G.O.5 lunior and Senior Aristag Booster Squadg Go-Gettersg Secretary to Mr. No- vak. LEGAL STENOGRAPHER STATE UNIVERSITY ' Q 0 , a .- DANNY SOTTOSANTI Caieteria Squaclg Locker Squad. TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN BUSI- NESS BROWN UNIVERSITY ADELINE SPADARO TO MAKE THOSE WHO LOVE ME PROUD OF ME Rosa SPADARO Teacher's Helper, ' A SECRETARY AND THEN A GOOD MRS. LL.n5m SPINA Helper tor Miss Smithg Helper lor Mr. Friedman. SECRETARY ROBERT SPINDELL Cafeteria Squadg Library Squadg Gym Squad. TO BE SUCCESSFUL BROOKLYN COLLEGE QQ- '7?l- 9450 ' IOHN SPRI 1 0 ' - Varsity Pootbal 'M a 4 . A ars Mktoi L I 1, or Iv' Senior Aristg Edi Ja ..- Staffg lsprv i d if f eria b ig Vi' resident 'Iv the D ri ag m y fi LA YE I DOMINICK SQUEGLIA CHEMICAL ENGINEER BROOKLYN COLLEGE 1, I X' I, bl if f fljlbdk Vx' , A JL fy 'i J y LV Lf' 1 it LILLIAN STANZIALE Locker Squadg Late Squad. TO MAKE THOSE WHO LOVE ME PROUD OF ME P M 5 wg MELVIN STARK 4 ,W V, .,A.. Cafeteria Squadg Mr. Baron's Of- V V V 33 fice. I c.P.A. , C.C.N.Y. W J ef 6 VVZ ,gg 1' .,,, 5 i ,i A , . f . Y Z .. Q Srhu--. .STEIN Secretary for Mr. Axelrodg Helper to Miss Berrnan. TO ACHIEVE HAPPINESS AND SUCCESS C.C.N.Y. ANN STEINBERG Attendance Office, Secretary to Mrs. Rossg Helper to Mrs, Yorishi Helper to Mrs. Witoverg Cafeteria Squad. KINDERGARTEN TEACHER BROOKLYN COLLEGE PHYLLIS H. STEINBERG Iunior and Senior Aristag Major l. g Mr. Kaster's fGraole Adviserl Squadg Usher at Graduation. THAT ALL MY ASPIRATIONS MAY COME TRUE BROOKLYN COLLEGE GILDA STEIN Secretary to Mrs. Feinbergg Sec- retary to Mr. Toder. TO HAVE A SUCCESSFUL LIFE , L MARVIN STERN A, ' Math Team? kuior!anclflSenior Arista, ',Bio ogy. Squ di 'Cafeteria Squad Maknr for Service TO Bri A casdfr 'Po MY PAR-' ENQISL A lg! . . COLUMBIA ulh.vERs1'.tY, -Cor.- ILEGE PHARMACY ' , 7 4 .. , P9 ,, . B, , , , ,. 1,-v. 'W RUTH STERN Secretary to Mr. Kasterg Secref tary to Miss Sirnong Boosterg Go- Getterg Senior Arista. HOME ECONOMIST UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT DOROTHY STOLLER Glee Club Soloistp All-City High School Chorusg 2nd Term Grade Representative, Major L Insig- niag Drcunatic and Athletic Clubs. TO SATISFY MY DESIRE FOR KNOWLEDGE IUILLIARD S OL OF USIC . EDWA STRASSER G.O. President, 2 termsg President of Brooklyn Boro Councilg Iunior and Senior Aristag Major L 5 City Councilg Grade Representa- tive, 4th, 5th, and Sth terrng Youth United Award. DOCTOR HARVARD .Q SANDRA STROH Glee Club: Major L in Musicg Cantata Clubg Mr. Kaster's Sec- retaryg Glee Club Secretaryg Mr. Millman's Secretary. TO BE AN EFFICIENT AND CAP- ABLE SECRETARY C.C.N.Y. ARTHUR SUGARMAN G.O. Class Hepresenfafiveg Cafe- teria Squad, 4 terrrisg Service Squadg Locker Squadg TSOCLIGIIS Helper. ELECTRICAL ENGINEER BROOKLYN COLLEGE ROSE MARIE SURIANO TO GET THE MOST OUT OF LIFE PRIVATE SECRETARY MARIT SVAAN Mr. Grady's Office Squad, Glee Clubg Secretary to Mrs. Prosto- wich. TO WORK IN A CHILDREN'S HOME ELLIOT TAIKEFF Iunior and Senior Aristag Cap- tain, Cheering Squadg Major 'lL g Go-Gettersg,Mafh Team. ENGINEER COLUMBIA 4 FRANK TANCRETO MECHANICS STATE TECH 'Yr ,141 I'-59' Tfjl Z!-' L4 EFFIE TANNENBAUM Legend Staffg Prefect Class Sec- retary: Iunior and Senior Arisfag Miss O'Rourke's Squad, Zlfg years. ANOTHER SCHIAPARELLI FASHION INSTITU E OF T CH- NOLO Y 'K' lim' ' ELAINE TANNENBAU Secretary to Miss Brown an o Mr. Berk. RECEPTIONIST PAUL TARTA LIA TO BEIIASUCCESS NW 57,731 IM DAVID TAWIL Leaders' Corpsg Locker Squadg Service Squadg Cafeteria Squadg Mr. Goldl:Jerg's Secretary. TO SUCCEED IN THE BUSINESS WORLD C.C.N.Y. DANIEL TEITELBAUM Varsity Football Team, 2 yearsg Service Squadg Cafeteria Squad. ENGINEER PRINCETON RICHARD B. TEIXEIRA Cafeteria Squadg Library Squadg English Office Squadg Leaders Corpsg Leader in I-LE. TO ENIOY A LONG, INTEREST- ING LIFE C.C.N.Y. ' DONNA TEPFER Lafayette News Staff, GO. Class Representative, Locker Squad, Cafeteria Squadg Legend Staff. IOURNALISM C.C.N.Y. ETHEL TEREN Helper to Miss Canningp Secre- tary to Mrs. Stirnrnel. TO BE A SUCCESS IN BUSINESS AND MARRIAGE MARGARET TERRANOVA Service Squad, Lafayette News, Secretary to Mr. Zuclcernianp Sec- retary to Mrs. Weissg Secretary to Mrs. Perks. TO STUDY LAW BROOKLYN COLLEGE DIANNE TESCHER Captain, Usher Squad, Assistant Business Staff Editor of Legend, Chemistry Laboratory, Legend Representative, Booster. ACCOUNTANT STATE UNIVERSITY ELISA TESTA Lafayette News Staff, Legend Staffp Senior Arista, Secretaryg Iunior Arista, Marquis. IOURNALIST-TO LIVE A HAP- PY INTERESTING LIFE . BROOKLYN COLLEGE i I 1, Ai Q X 'Q ivy: I I Wivrbi' I - li 1 - 1 xwkv A 0 , . M J- ff. L1 V o f , ! V x V STANLEY TIGER X Social Studies Office. TEACHER BROOKLYN COLLEGE 8. .i,, X U SX Wt J.. , L I if I Q ' is ,fx f L J, ANGELA TRIGILI Mr, laffe's Secretary, Mrs. Palev- sky's Secretary, Locker Squadg Mrs. Levine's Secretary. TO BE A GOOD HOUSEWIFE BROOKLYN COLLEGE GERALDINE TROVATO Secretary to Mr. Kasterg Senior Arista, Glee Club, Music Major L , Secretary to Miss Maransg Cantata. TO MAKE THOSE WHO LOVE ME HAPPY BROOKLYN COLLEGE IANET TUDDA Secretary to Miss Brown, Miss Stark, Miss Brodie, Mrs. I-Iolihan, Chairman of History Class. CARL TUZZA Service Squad in Cafeteria, 2 terrns. TO BE A SUCCESS IN THE FIELD OF ELECTRICIT STATE UNIVERSI ,mw?ff'Qf,LfJ'f fri WJ Zffw PAT VACCARELLI Baseball Tearng Service Squad, 2 terms, Gyrn Servi e Squad. TO BE A S HE BUS- INESSgggRLD I 5 UNIVER Y ORIVERMONT .i,,f hu. 5... x- wif Ap xi Ni0,. LOUIS VALENTE Orchestra, Senior Bandg Leader of Swing Band, Major TO BE AN ACCOMPLISHED CER- TIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT C.C.f1mY Lf' Q- 'fl W 'iv M K, .1 if l I , - , ' f 5 1 , . , , 'S Y if ' , f 5' l H rv' kj I. I . f 4 f .. f . V, I I f fiii C W ' gf' 1 V lm, Aj, C f . -.J fl x V I, , WILLIAM VELLUZZI Service Squad, l year. A SUCCESS IN ANYTHIN I UN DERTAKE srzma U u LEONARD VIRZI TO BECOME A SUCCESSFUL CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNT- ANT PACE BUSINESS COLLEGE 1 'fr 2, cf 1' '- '19 n Q T I V i , if ,1 , ,y 'R 'U ANN VITALE Iunior and Senior Aristag Account- ing Office, 2 termsg Secretary to Miss Weissmang Secretary to Mrs. Brigiotti. TO BE A SUCCESS IN THE BUS- INESS WORLD IOSEPHINE VITALE G.O. Representativeg Secretary to Mrs. Liftong Mr. Gorclon's I-Ielperg Athletic Clubsg Locker Squad. TO LIVE, LOVE AND BE HAPPY FOREVER WITH IOHNNY ' CAROL VOMACK Miss Steinhaus' Secretary, Li- brary Squadg Mrs. Robinson's Secretaryg G.O. Representative. INTERIOR DECORATOR BROOKLYN COLLEGE ALLAN WAGNER Cafeteria Squadg Clean Black- boardsg Waste Paper Monitor. MAIOR IN SCIENCE BROOKLYN COLLEGE gm ,ga-. JM! GOLDIE WAGNER Locker Squadg Secretary to Mr. Levitang Secretary to Mr. Mill- man, Secretary to Miss Silber- berg. SECRETARY BROOKLYN COLLEGE BERNARD WALDINGER Member of Lafayette Band and Orchestra, 6 terms, Member of Varsity Show l9525 Member of Lafayette Radio Station Squadg Member of lunior and Senior Aris- tag Major L in Music. TO BECOME A SUCCESSFUL PHARMACIST COLUMBIA COLLEGE OF PHAR- MACY HOWARD WALDMAN Junior and Senior Aristag Current Topics Clubp Physics Clulog Bi- ology Laboratoryg History Depart- ment. TO BE A SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS MAN C.C.N.Y. IOSEPH WARNER Band lSeniorDg Orchestrag Swing Band lSeniorJ. TO BE A SUCCESS IN ALL MY UNDERTAKING FRANCINE WARTSKY Class Secretary, 2 yearsg Switch- boardg Senior Aristag English Of- ficeg Glee Club, Worked in Grade Advisers Office. TO LIVE A NORMAL, HEALTHY AND HAPPY LIFE STATE TECH CAROLE WEINBERG Co-Captain, Tumblersg Lafayette News Representativeg Secretary to Mr. Kasterg Usher Squadg Switchboard. MEDICAL TECHNICIAN UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT .C.N.Y. W rv-s BARBARA WEINER TO BE A SUCCESSFUL AND POPULAR MODEL MODELING SCHOOL SYMA WEINSTEIN Twirler Squadg G.O. Class Repre- sentative: Teachers Secretary. TO MAKE MYSELF WORTHY OF MY PARENTS' LOVE HUNTER COLLEGE STEPHEN WEINSTOCK Soccer Teamg Service Squadg Cafeteria Squadg G.O. Represen- tativeg Mimeograph Squad, LQ, IBIE A SUCCESSFUL DENTIST ROBERTA WEIR Locker Squad, Late Squadg Help- er to Mr. Toderg Helper to Mr. Friedman and Miss Rubin. TO MAKE THE ONE I LOVE PROUD OF ME MARTIN WEITZNER Biology Squadg History Squadg Cafeteria Squadg Senior Aristag President, Current Topics Clubg Monitor Squad. PSYCHOANALYST N.Y.U. BARBARA WERBOFF Mr. Grady's Squad, 2 yearsg Miss Maran's Secretaryg Mrs. Simon's Secretary, Mr. Zaraclrioffs Secre- tary. TO MAKE MYSELF WORTHY OF' ALL THOSE WHO LOVE ME BROOKLYN COLLEGE IACK WISEMAN S er Vic e Squadg Mimeograph Squadg Mr. l:'ocai's Secretaryg Leaders' Corps. TO BE A SUCCESSFUL TAX LAWYER AND CONSULTANT PITTSBURGH UNIVERSITY RONALD WOLFIELD Stock Roomg Mr. Levitari!-s Serv- ice Squad. Q TO BE HAI? GOT STATE TEC, ' J jj! HARRIET WOLFMAN English Office Squad, 3 termsg Language Olficeg Secretary to Miss Dalyg Helper to Miss Brown, TO MAKE THOSE WHO LOVE ME PROUD OFME ANN ZANGARA Secretary to Mr. Horn, Secretary to Mr. Trezzag Leaders' Corps. TO BE A SU CESS IN ALL I NDERTAK .sqlfn fy Gf' WALTER ZANGER Glee Club, 3 yearsg Maior L : Projection Squadg Senior Show, 2 terms. LAWYER AMHERST ARLYNNE ZELLNER Miss Simon's Secretaryg Locker Squadg Library Squad, Senior Financial Dues Oiiice. TO BE A POPULAR AND SUC- CESSFUL HISTORY TEACHER BROOKLYN COLLEGE I , wif 1-X Diff 5 Pig IQ L' , X ly PXNXHJ., GN gif, A AJS' NMA gf' 1 1' or-W I MARILYN ZIMMERMAN Miss Reid's Secretaryg Miss Mar- CIHIS Secretary, 3 terms. TO MAKE THOSE WHO LOVE ME PROUD OF ME STATE TECH SEYMOUR ZUCKER TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN EVERY- THING I DO C.C.N.Y. BARBARA ZUCKERMAN Secretary for Mrs. Leeg Library Squadg Marquis Representativeg Cafeteria Squadg Secretary to Mr. Liitori. TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN ALL MY UNDERTAKINGS CAMERA SI-IY FRANCINE ZUCKERMAN Miss Holiharfs Squadg Emergen- cy Room Squad, Mr. Millmarfs Secretary. TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN ALL MY UNDERTAKINGS I S 0 AARON ZUTLER Iuriior Aristap Physics Squadg Locker Squadg Cafeteria Squad, Captairig Library Squad, REAL ESTATE CAREER BROOKLYN COLLEGE CAROLE TEIMAN Library Squad. BOOKKEEPER NIGHT COLLEGE HARRY GERSTLER CI-Iorne Insiruciionb Mimeograph Squad. TELEVISION TECHNICIAN R.C.A. INSTITUTE MARTY FRISCIA IOY SCAVONE ALEX LASMANIS SUSANNE TURET RUTH REINGOLD LEO BLOOMFIELD GORDON BRENNER Caleieria S q u a d 5 Mimeograph Squadg Locker Squad, Hall Squadg Late Squad. DENTAL MECHANIC MARILYN CHERNOFF DOROTHY CUCCIOLI Secretary to Mr. Goldrnang Locker Squadg Cafeteria Squad. TO BE A SUCCESS BROOKLYN COLLEGE GLORIA DE DOMENICO ROBERT DE SOCIO Baseball, Soccer and Handball Teams. TO PLAY PROFESSIONAL BASE- BALL. L.I.U. .....n-na IOYCE EDELMAN Secretary to Mrs. Zinkin. Mr, Dus- kis, Mrs. Sheerin, Mrs. Mackey, Miss Druss, English Office and Loc 'er Squad. I ELEIWENTAHY SCHOOL TEACH-' EB NEW PALTZ STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE BARBARA GELLES Chemistry Laboratory. A S U C CE S S AT KATHARINE GIBBS SCHOOL SONDRA GILBERT GERALD GORDON HERBERT GORDON Service Squad and Cafeteria Squaclg Leaders Corps, TO BE A WINDOW DISPLAYER LONG ISLAND UNIVERSITY f ,-9 ILGVARS GRIBT, iff' T ! ,Ir ' X ll J .ff 1 rf -A I , j I A , I ff X A er E I I 1 f lil W . 'If I f fl W GEORGE HARRISON PHYLLIS HOROWITZ lunior Coachesg All Athletic Clubsg Cafeteria Squad, Miss Daly's Secretary. TO BECOME A SUCCESSFUL BUYER STATE INSTITUTE OF APPLIED ARTS AND SCIENCES MEYER KASSIN ROBERT KOLKER Dramatics Clubg Radio Squad. TO BE A DOCTOR C.C.N.Y. IACQUELINE LARAIA SAM LA PUNZINA Cafeteria Squadg Locker and Ser- vice Squad5 Grade Representa- tive, TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN ALL MY UNDERTAKINGS ff i, QQ. Q , f A f f if 1 X X f V X X Q All fl. . ' ,fr f .fm ,Q , A 1 f I if M' X P! f 7 Z 1 f J 1 mf f l ZW I 7? Wf A I SANDRA LEVINE lunior Arista and Senior Aristag Locker Squadg Office Squadg Mr. Pocaig Teachers Helperg Mr. San- torag Mr. Gordon. A DEGREE IN MEDICINE BROOKLYN COLLEGE BARBARA MELI Glee Club for 3 termsg Helper to Mrs. Prostowich. COMMERCIAL ILLUSTRATOR IOAN PEDDLE Locker Squad, l Termg GO, I Terrng Red Cross Rep., l Termg Miss BroWn's Secretary, 3 Terrnsg Mrs. Palvesky's Helper, 1 Term. TO MAKE THE ONES I LOVE PROUD OF ME IOSEPI-I PELLICONE MARTIN PINESICK Service Squadg Cafeteria Squadg Library Squadg Baseball Teamg English Office. TO BE A SUCCESSFUL TELEVI- SION TECHNICIAN STATE TECH ROSALIE ROMANO STANLEY ROTHMAN DIANNE SCHNAPF DAVID H. SHAMULA Service Squadg Locker Squadp Leaders' Corps. TO MAKE A MILLION AND THEN SPEND MOST OF MY LIFE ON A YACHT. SYLVIA SILVER his 1 ANRIS SKANGALIS M NU. BERNARD STERN Cafeteria Squadp Locker Squad. TO MAKE MY PARENTS PROUD OF ME BROOKLYN COLLEGE CARMINE TEDESCO S e r V i C e Squadg Ritle Squadg Leaders Corp, TO GRADUATE AND MAKE MY PARENTS PR UD OF ME -Z Jw. i GAB VIEL v1cA I 'S Leaders Corpsg Service Squad. TO GRADUATE STATE TECH BARRY WEINBERG Service Squadg Cafeteria Squadg English Otticeg Iunior Arista. 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