Lafayette High School - Legend Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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FREDERICK WILLIAM OSWALD, PRINCIPAL Mfr Staff Joan Fischman Mildred Denes joe Giano Harriet Harris Sheila Steckenberg .7ecLnica! SM!! Renee Stein Eleanore Harris Lenore Breines Muriel Ellenport Marty Kalman Lewis Stein cram, swf Audrey Altholz Ida Passamonti Larry Bernstein Arthur Perlman Phyllis Gross Jean Russo Sheila Josefsberg Warren Smith Sandy Klersfeld Lenore Steinhaus Carol Kramer Ariine Lee Irene Levine Nanette Parisi Lenore Waehs Barbara Weinstein Carol YVelt Eleanor Yam Z?uJine:54 SM!! Marty Krams Milton Kohn Lloyd Moriber Abe Muslin David Bart gokforia June, 1953 This is our Legend-yours and mine. It is a legend of four wonderful years at Lafayette. It is a symbol of the fulfillment of our ambitious strivings. As young boys and girls entering Lafayette, we were unaware of the legend that was to be ours. But as time passed, every friendship formed, every accomplish- ment, and every hope and ideal created became an integral part of that legend. We weren,t aware of it then, but now, every experience remains as a never-to-be forgotten memory in our Legend. As we look back now, we realize that a substantial foundation for our life's work has been given us during these four years. It is upon this foundation that we must build our lives and our careers. We are now young adults who must face the un- certain future without the guidance and advice of our teachers. But we are equipped! The training which we have received at Lafayette will enable us to deal with the perplexing maze of hopes and fears in life. A pleasant chapter of our lives has ended with this Legend, but a more challeng- ing one will begin. For some, graduation will mean embarkation into the business world. For others, it will mean the continuation of studies in college. For all, it will mean the leaving behind of our childhood and immaturity. Yes, it is with reluctance that we leave our Alma Mater, and, it is with great sorrow that we say our Lafayette legend is over. LOUIS ROTHMAN Editor-in-Chief Eight UAW SW!! A former native of Rye, N. Y., lVIiss Daly migrated to the big city. She attended the Savage School for Physical Education and later on received a B.S. and M.A. at N.Y.U. Even as a youngster in grade school, Miss Daly had visions of some day becoming a teacher. This term her teaching program consisted of both English and Physical Education. As a hobby, Miss Daly enjoys reading. Her advice to seniors is to follow the golden rule, '4Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. MR. DYCKE One of Lafayette's attractive teachers is Mrs. Greenfield. She attended New Utrecht High School and then went on to Hunter and City College. She is a teacher of stenography and typing and enjoys everyone of her classes. Sewing, knitting, and reading are her leisure time hobbies. Mrs. Greenfield, very contented with her life as it is, advises the seniors to continue their education. She feels every student should go to college. MISS DALY A native New Yorker, Mr. Dycke attended Evander Childs High School, and then continued his studies at Juilliard, C.C.N.Y., and Columbia University. As do the majority of the others in the teaching profession, Mr. Dycke also has a favorite type of student. There are those who are interested in some phase of the arts: painting, music, or photography. To all the members of the senior class he bequeaths his best wishes for a harmonious existence. 5 1 MRS. GREENFIELD Nine -Paw: 1 a , , ' 2 f, 1 C fl, V. 59,22 zziizzffffz ,.3..M5'7'4 5121155511 ' ' -:',c'1Q1 ,'-I-1f1'.'-iw-Zfvgzz:rf1 ,uf .l-3, .g. v. ,f . . --. ' -. .'-.','-of-1: '-C3 A -Ku -J. ':. . . MR. GOLDBERG One of the favorite teachers of all students taking secretarial courses is Mrs. Lifton. The star she has set her future goal upon is to have her two daughters mature into fine young ladies. Every- one hopes to have at least three of their wishes become a reality. Mrs. Lifton,s are: world peace, health, and money adequate to enjoy lcisure time. Education need never end with a high school diploma,', is the advice Mrs. Lifton hopes we will remember. j . MR. GOLDSTEIN Ten Mr. Goldberg is an alumnus of the Savage School of Physical Education. His vast personal interests include sports, and the run- ning of a childrenfs camp. He hopes to achieve happiness for his children as well as others, and would like to travel with his family to various parts of the world. For the graduates he stated, I hope the senior class has realized the opportunities and training they have had in high school, so that they may be prepared for college, and, in later life, for being useful citizens. ff' f MRS. LIFTON ' We are proud of Mr. Goldstein, a top member of our science department. He is one of the teachers in Lafayette who thinks all his students are wonderful. He enjoys his work very much. He enjoys music. He plays the violin, clarinet, saxophone, and guitar. He is an expert repairman of radios and television and is also a good tennis and golf player. His advice to the seniors is that they should enjoy their own lives and be considerate of other people around them. During those heavenly months of July and August we discover Mr. Rappaport as a summer resort owner. A graduate of Boys High School and C.C.N.Y., he has been teaching in Lafay- ette for thirteen years. At home he is the proud possessor of two dynamosl' fa son and daughterj. His journeying has taken him throughout the United States and he hopes someday to go abroad to Europe. His advice to the seniors is, Be optimistic in the face of adversity. Measure up to your responsibilities as a citizen in a democratic society. Work up to your capacity and develop inter- esting hobbies. -5 .y- g , ft., iv-F 1- 1 1 ft .. is ,, .t fgxy- .fwws rx., Y, -4' 'va jfssf-T 'f. ' gt!-gf:-gi1f',.'Tf -3, fu. rlbfgfzz :. A y , ,,- fi ... ,- . -v lx Sri-sys s, :fr . , Q . , t ,.,...s f.. MR. RAPPAPGRT A teacher of bookkeeping and business machines, Mrs. Palev- sky enjoys teaching only when the students are cooperative and well behaved. A graduate of N.Y.U., Mrs. Palevsky enjoys music and would some day like to travel. She advises the seniors to continue going to school, keep up with current events, and thereby make social contacts. MRS. PALEVSKY A graduate of C.C.N.Y. and Columbia, Mr. Santora's interest ' lg Qq. 1 -. in art doesn't end with his last art class, for it is his main interest y 535' A beyond the walls of Lafayette. Among the centers of his other A personal interests are his family, the tango, and track. His advice . f s Q to the seniors is, mln anything you do, give it your best. VV hen you R' r Mffsgi ,..,., l g i.,i work, work hard g when you play, play hard. And if, whether at Q ils' work or play, you add a measure of enthusiasm to what you are ' X doing, then you will really enjoy it. That is the secret of happiness A X A and contentment. s's'sif if g A ig MR. SANTORA Eleven ii- Lafayette's choice as one of the Chief Physicists for the Atomic Energy Commission, Mr. Schnapp, is an alumnus of N.Y.U. and Columbia University. He was a former pre-med student but while witnessing an operation he changed his mind and decided to be- come a science teacher. Mr. Schnapp is an ardent fan of the Giants. He also enjoys fixing radios and television during his spare time. His advice to the seniors is to be courteous at all times to everyone. Courtesy, if practiced long enough, will become a worth- while habit. MR. SCHNAPP Mrs. Simons, an alumnus of Cornell University, has been in Lafayette since its opening. Before coming to teach Biology here, Mrs. Simons taught at New Utrecht High School. After the school day terminates, her role in life returns to that Of a mother .and ordinary housewife. A true botanist at heart, one of Mrs. Simons' favorite hobbies is plant growing. To consume any other possible spare time, she works at her other hobbies which are phO- tography and ceramics. Mrs. Simons advice to graduates is to choose a field best suited for their ability. MRS. SIMONS fx Math can be most interesting when we have Mr. Wolfe at the head of the class. A graduate of Erasmus High School, he also attended Brooklyn College and N.Y.U. Because a professor of mathematics made the subject very interesting, he was very im- pressed and decided to become a rnath teacher. During the war, Mr. Wfolfe was in the Air Force and traveled through Africa. His hobbies include playing chess, bridge, and traveling. He taught at Tilden before coming to good old Lafayette three years ago. His advice to the seniors is that they should be fair to themselves and ,fi to their fellow-man. MR. WOLFE Nfrs. l'Yaks. a graduate of Liorris High School in the Bronx, is an alumnus also of Hunter College and New York University. YN'hen her daily instructions in giving pupils of Lafayette the ins and outs of a typewriter and the strange language of stenography are over. Nfrs. lN'aks returns to her family and her new hobby, golf. Her greatest wish is world peace and happiness for her children and pupils. For the graduating students she reminds us that Hthere are many opportunities offered for the continuation of education for commercial students as well as those who will matriculate in colleges. MRS. WAKS Physical Education is enjoyable for boys when Mr. Yudell is the teacher. An alumnus of the Savage School of Physical Educa- tion and N.Y.U., Mr. Yudell taught in New Utrecht before com- ing to Lafayette fourteen years ago. He coaches the soccer team and enjoys such sports as golf and tennis. His pet peeve is boys who try to get away with things. He thinks all boys should be treated alike. His advice to the seniors is that they should be prepared for an entirely different set up when they leave high school. Life isn't as easy in the outside world as it was in Lafayette. MRS. WINCHESTER One of the many teachers in Lafayette High School who gr Q. ...,.,. ,ff ir,,...,e' L 1 42-fiis MR. YUDELL Mrs. Winchester, one of Lafayette,s health education instruc- tors, is an alumnus of Erasmus Hall High School and NSY'.U., a member of Mr. Eustis' art class for teachers for five yearsg her most important hobby is oil painting. She plans to travel through- out the Unted States, continue painting, and hopes some day to see California and the West. Her advice to the students is, If a job is worth doing, it's worth doing well. really enjoy his classes is Mr. Zuckerman. He has attended City College and Columbia University. Mr. Zuckerman loves teaching mathematics, which he thinks is the easiest subject in the high school curriculum. His hobbies include swimming and ice skating. He hopes that all his wishes come true. He advises the seniors not to blame any one person for the tough breaks in life. , Each grad- uate is the master of his fate and the c his souls, concluded Mr. Zuckerman. X !y,!!yQffVV 4 uf! 4 ,jf ,LW 1 MRS. BRENNEN I MR. ZUCKERMAN Mrs. Brennen, home economics teacher in Lafayette High School for thirteen years, was born and brought up in Manhattan- She received her B.A. and M.A. degrees at Hunter College and Columbia, respectively. Mrs. Brennen furthered her education by taking special courses at Pratt Institute and N.Y.U. She enjoys her job of teaching nutrition and cooking, because of the pleasure she derives from being with young people. Mrs. Brennen advises the seniors: Happiness comes from efficient action? ARLINE LEE IDA PASSAMONTI LENORE STEINHAUS jim Moi ecard Quit ilfed If we were to turn back the clock to our earliest days at Lafayette, how much do you think you could remember? Let us refresh our memories by following the footsteps of joe and Jill as they enter the classroom of their favorite teacher, lNIr. H. S. LaFayette. c'During your high school years, life must have been simply thrilling! il It certainly was! X'Vith the coming of radio, domestic relations were strained. Each radio was equipped with only one set of earphones and quarrels ensued over their use.', l'That sounds familiar, doesn't it, Jill? 'LYou bet! Wlith television in our house, there's no peace. My brother is a loyal cowboy addict, my father,s a sports enthusiast and mother and I just want quiet, relaxing entertainmentf' Tl Young lady, you're going ahead of mel When I entered High School joe, remember our freshman year? After forfeiting part of our much needed allowance to some enterprising senior we discovered that the swimming pool and escalator were merely a Legend. The concert featuring music from South Pacific rnade us realize that there was more to school than just books. During that year Lafayette played host to the Tri-School Dance and the Twirlers were inaugurated. Mjill, remember the two days we spent at City Hall, hghting for an increase in the teachers salary?,' 1l But all your protests went for naught, interrupted Mr. LaFayette. We didn't get a raise and your extra-curricular activities were suspended. 'lLet's get back to my high school days. I remember the anti-prohibition demonstrations throughout the country, during my sophomore year. 'iOur sophomore year also had its protests. With the G.O., the Legend, the Student Court and Speakers' Bureau the only organizations active, we made tremendous efforts to get back our extra-curricular activitiesf' l'Our Hrst two Regents exams were in that year too, Joe, I recall giving up dates in order to study for those dreaded tests. Looking back on it now, Jill, it wasnlt so bad after all.', fl 6'Back in 1924, when I was a junior, the American people returned Calvin Coolidge to the White House andm- HOur junior year culminated with the election of Eddie Strasser and Artie Fourteen Fisher to the offices of president and vice president of the G.O. At the Hrst meet- ing of the term, the council votcd to build bleachers and on the basis of their achievements Eddie and Artie were re-elected. The student body voted to separate the offices of vice president and the Chief Justice of the Student Court. Hjill, that reminds me of our Senior class watching Lafayette's football team rip through the league and finally clinch the P.S.A.L. Championship? Ujoe, didn't Coach Cstro receive recognition as Coach of the Year? '5That,s right Jill, and don't forget our Soccer team. The Yudellmen crashed through the division to cop the Brooklyn title for the eleventh timefl g'Our football team romped through the season, Jill and the championship just slipped through our fingers. Joe, do you remember the wonderful time we had at the Spring Dance? How about the night we went to the Varsity Show! What was the name of it . . . Birdies on the Fireplace?U No Joe, it was Cuckoos on the Hearth and I was rolling in the aisles all through the performance. TluProsperity boomed as I entered my Senior year and Florida reached its peak as a winter resort. Red Grange the Galloping Ghost, was plunging into football fame. With Ted Smoller, president, and Sheila josefsberg, veep, at the helm of the G.O., we started our 8th term. 'eHow proudly we displayed our Senior buttons at the Varsity Show, Act Your Age? Joe, I'll always remember those won- derful nights at the Prom and the Senior Show. The Boatride to Bear Mountain was unforgettablef, We elected Pete Liuzzo, Neal Cohen and Renee Stein to head our Senior Coun- eil, and they promised us the time of our lives. MAnd on Graduation day, thought Joe and Jill, when we reluctantly said good- bye to all our wonderful friends, a tear came to our hearts as we remembered four fun-packed years at Lafayette. LENORE WACHS NANETTE PARISI 2 l 'Haifa L sw 3 45 TECKENBER9 My NYM' v n 16 lyk I 5 I N' i'-5. :- l 'Ill J 'H Fifteen E A f ,N x I ' ru . -4' fl! f I 3 - I lla 1 ll fs. ss 1 .. . D , ,, aw f- .. -ZX 532, i 'I' ' fu., Z .id . - .,,, .yi 6 ,. '- 456-' . If X -t gg - S-2 '3' .4 19-- .- - gf ,gv:1 l- -. 1 'v S' 5 'y, ',1 '- -. ix 'r-.' ' . 4 If fx i3 . r 3 ' 9:3 X. . 93 is fe? Q. 0? . , 'T 1 f' -. 4: 5 . I 4, ' l 1 X X 1 f 1 ',,. 14, ,V EN. . .' a, ggi,-1111.13 I il' .A Et! -A SENIOR OFFICERS E: Ef iif NN! SSL, QI :Q J G.O. OFFICERS Sixteen ,gy-if SENIOR COUNCIL I W MAJOR L 47 Seventee SENIOR ARISTA 'J 53 SENIOR ARISTA Q4 7 MJ QW sl EDJ COMBINED MUSIC ACTIVITIES yi Hiqlltvvu SPEAKERS' BUREAU D 1 STUDENT COURT Q., .X ? ff: In 5 LAFAYETTE NEWS ,W Q' fi 1114 1 Ninetee I1 MARQUIS W 9 'Sb TWIRLERS AND GO-GETTERS S ' 1,3 km BOOSTERS CHEERING SQUAD IUNIOR COACHES W W np' J- v T vcnty MIMEOGRAPH AND STOCKIROOM SQUADS E A L! STAGE SQUAD I N5 wi, 5 Q 's BASEBALL TEAM ' Twenty-one FOOTBALL TEAM yd' +fxfffff5 L .x 59' X E245 .- '4 2. f.f'..:'. : BASKETBALL TEAM qi' 'ii LL - hoax! li? Q ,I fx 3 .9 X5 1.75 SOCCER TEAM X Fx L-1 M K un- J 'I xx vnty-t wit in Time The obscure lights grew dim as a perceptible air of expectancy hovered over the pensive audience. The laborious weeks of preparation had come to an end. Gone were the echoing voices of the persuasive Go-Getters from the halls of Lafayette. Captain HANNETTE RESNIKOFF, CAROL LUSTIG, MARIA FRUGONI, and FLORENCE NIDITCH had succeeded in completing a remarkable project, Operation Selloutf' G.O, oHicers TED SMOLLER, SHEILA JOSEFSBERG, LENORE STEINHAUS, and ARLINE ERIEDMAN supervised the performance. The curiosity of all was aroused by an avalanche of publicity bestowed upon the coming event by SEYMOUR EISENMAN, FILAMENA DE SENA, and IRENE LEVINE, editor of the Lafayette News. Participants, directors, and dates were men- tioned, but not an inkling of the actual theme was revealed, except that its purpose was to celebrate the triumphant victory of Lafayettels football team as the New York City Champions of 1953. The curtain rose, revealing the mysterious theme.- In one corner was a lifelike creation of a Model-T Ford, opposite it stood a copy of Lindbergh's famous plane the Slbirit of SI. Louis, Paintings of Red Grange, the Gallopifzg Gboflg Rudolph Valentino, the Great Lavery and the Dempsey-Tunney fight comprised the backdrops. There could be no doubt that these scenes represented the era of the lively Charles- ton and the carefree Happers-The Roaring Twenlier. It was evident that the scenery, which had been prepared by MOSES TAWIL, ERNIE ROSENBLATT, DONALD SPECTOR, and ALEX RUSKEWICH of the stage squad, had made a deep impression on all. BARBARA EPSTEIN, of the Legendg JUDY SALINGER, LEWIS STEIN, and CAROL WELT, editors of the Newt, were taking careful notes of the colorful dancers on stage: CAROL KRAMER, BARBARA TRAMAGLINO, LENORE KAYE, MARION TESCHNER, and MARLENE KIRSCHNER of the Boosters, all doing the ever-popular Charleston. A spectacular display of twirling by JOAN FISCHMAN, STEPHANIE WAR- SHAWSKY, IDA PASSAMONTI, and HARRIET HARRIS were seen next, symbol- izing the campaign for woman's suffrage. In a dramatic courtroom act, members of the Student Court portrayed the trial of AI Capone. MILDRED DENES, Chief Justice, appeared as the judge, with KARL FLEISCHMAN, and DEBBIE BABUS as the defense and prosecuting attorneys, respec- tively, making their pleas to a jury composed of JOAN RUBIN, BARBARA KLEIN, EDWARD FRIEDMAN, RAY PRATI, and LOUIS ROTHMAN. The remainder of the humorous entertainment was furnished by SID BERGER, LARRY BERNSTEIN, PHYLLIS GROSS, EVELYN EDSON, MARILYN GROSS ABE MUSLIN, PAT OPPEDISANO, BARBARA WEINSTEIN, WARREN SMITH and DOTTY BEHAM of the Speakers' Bureau. As time sped on, it became apparent that the ability of the young thespians was equaled only by the versatility of the orig- inators of their material: JEAN RUSSO, ELEANOR YAM, ARLINE LEE, and ELEAN ORE HARRIS, all of Lafayette's literary magazine, the Mazrqzziy. As the grand finale came to a close, the obscure lights cautiously came to life, the curtain dropped, and the familiar music subsided. ' CAROL WELT IRENE LEVINE r 7 Twenty-three I, ll 1. r, 41 vdlgf' 3. l ,11 1-Sl -.A X Girl Athlete Boy Athlete Artist Boy Iournalist Girl Ioumalist Iill Lafayette Phyllis Bart Sandy Koulax Ioan Fischman Lewis Stein lean Russo Carol Kramer Genius Ioe Lafayette Girl Most Likely to Succeed Most Popular Girl Boy Most Likely to .1 SEL IDR Leonard Berkowitz Warren Smith Sheila Iosefsberg Florence Niditch Succeed Ted Smoller Z 13. NJ' ,.4-of 7 W CELEBRITIE Most Popular Boy Pretiiest Girl, ,. Actress ,,,... , Actor ,,,, ,, ,,,, .,,, , , Hclndsornest Boy ,,,,, Peie Liuzzo Iohanna Punzone ..Eve1yn Edson Berger , A1 Neuman Musician Politician Best Dress Best Dress Comedian gr ki ff Artie Kaplan Arnie Brodsky .Dick Weinstein ,Harriet Harris David Bart ii xiii .l Strange Interlttelle My legs ached with each succeeding step and repugnance filled me as I drew near to the locker room. I remembered the torturous exercises we had engaged in during Health Education the previous day and my Charley-horse warned me n0t to risk a repeat performance. It was at that moment that I began to drift slowly away from the summoning locker room doors and with the piercing shriek of the bell I awoke to Hnd myself seated at the desk in the Legend office. Anguish poured through me as I desperately tried to plan a belated entrance into my scheduled Health Ed. Class. A sudden gust of wind, accompanied by a bellow of thunder, interrupted my thoughts. As I turned to close the window a fantastic sight greeted my eyes. Tumbl- ing back into the chair, I stared wide-eyed at the sight before me. Slowly the pages of the calendar began to rise and within a few eerie moments the past was revita- lized. The hands of time retreated l0 years, 20 years, 30 years and then stopped. As a streak of lightning flashed across the room the Figures on the calendar seemed to come to life. For a moment I could not perceive who these strangely clad people were. Suddenly an old photograph of my mother darted across my mind. This was 1920, of course, and these girls were Happersl But what were they doing here and why were they beckoning to me? As I drew closer someone handed me an examination and ordered me to sit down and answer the questions. These girls were being given the most important test in their lives and now I too, must take it. As my eyes skimmed the title a surge of confidence swept over me. This was a comprehensive High School examination, and after having spent four well-taught years at Lafayette, I should be able to skip through it with ease. How is H2S prepared in the lab? Chemistry. I seemed to recall vaguely something about properties, valences and ions that they tried so hard to teach me. How vividly I remember that day in Chem. 1 when the lab reeked with an odor of rotten eggs. I suppose it wasn't the teacher's fault that the temperature had dropped to 100 below zero that morning, but why did he have to open the windows? I didn't mind the frost forming on my breath but the design on my new nylon blouse was ruined by the polka-dot pattern of goose-pimples on my skin! As a lower termer I often wondered about that strange aroma which took possession of the first floor several times during the term. Now I knew-I-I3S. 7 P fyvf' f T I . 1 l fr rl rl ,f 2? ,i .ff Q, I: I , X Ill: 4, X S, ,, it L W, ,Y B x 1 4 E -1 XXX I Tx N If ' 113 Z I E1 If -T., - ,M ,A A, ,ft.lliustilLaI-:T-ga 1- A ft 1 JI -- CO ff! fill? lsr I .. f'Out, out brief candle-ii These words rang a familiar note in my befuddled brain as I recalled the day in English 7 when we dramatized Macbeth. It was a bleak, stormy day and the rain was beating frantically against the window panes. The three witches were huddled over their 'fbubblingi' cauldron and a mystic spell was cast over the room. Next, a maze of numbers came into my view and I was told to prove an identity. All I could remember was the identity of my fellow sufferers during the year of Con-Fusion, as we called it. I don't know why everyone dreaded that course. I really enjoyed Hunking Math. ll. I had such interesting classmates that term: Pythagoras, Einstein, Danny Halperin .... A shufiiing of feet and babble of voices brought with them the realization that the exam was over. I was left alone in a large, foreboding room and my mind wandered back to the day of my first Regents, when at the completion bell I was the only remaining student. I remembered that Hrst Regents. The review books, the extra assignments dur- ing the Christmas holiday fhomework for January 2: three regents, oh nollj, the frantic studying of the list of postulates the brain in my Geometry class was certain would be on the test fnone of them were.j I remembered waking up at 4:30 Regents morning and coming to school later with four pens, six pencils fassorted colorsj, two bottles of ink, three rulers and countless erasers only to discover that I'd forgotten my compass. I recalled thinking that after this experience finals would be simple. But oh, those College Boards! ! l I thought of how I had labored through 32 years of High School waiting for my Senior term when I, too, would have connections on the program committee. Tradition holds that the lordly Senior fwith connections of coursej gets away with five periods-one major, three lunches and senior music, natch! I remembered all my friends who broke tradition, winding up with eight peri- ods, 7M majors, and if they were fortunate, five minutes for lunch, in the locker room. I had been a bit short of majors and decided to take some practical subjects like Sten. and Type. The first 65 in my life and me a SENIOR! l i A bolt of lightning Hashed before me and as the storm began to subside and the room grew light I found myself staring wide-eyed at the calendar and the bleak wall of the Legend office. I looked down at my senior pin and realized that I was back in 1953. A glance at the clock told be that my Health Ed. period was already in the sands of time. My fantastic day-dream was at an end and in a short time my High School days would be terminated. They couldn't keep me back just for missing one little gym period, not after I had participated in that startling scientific experiment of turning back the hands of time-or could they? ? ? BARBARA EPSTEIN f, f 1. g f l f r KW 4 rf .i if Q I: I i ,, VA A l f 4 H' 3 llll .1 ,MMI Q N 54. 54- If V X XX 'Q' 'ixl 49, Q X I F I l ffu X Z X XE? F X Q . K wir' K. X V . A nn f ,. Lx - i gmw gb i-i '-uuligmxu-.ik V5.6 fxfyfffffff fffffyf r ,7 V W, X What Zfrive Glo y 1920 As the 1920's unfolded, the Charleston was the dancing rage and prohibi- tion was at its peak. It was during this time that many of the sport world's figures gained their acclaim. One of the roughest and most colorful sports in this spectacular era was foot- ball. When the great teams of this period met on the gridiron, the sight of blood and broken bones was familiar. The most outstanding team of this age was the great Notre Dame team. From this rough and turbulent sport arose such great stars as John Levi of Haskell College and H. Hardwick, great end for Harvard. 1953 Moving now into our generation, we find football has become a carefully played game. In high school competition there have been many great teams, but none of which in our opinion can surpass the great Lafayette football team of 1951-52. Some of the players who have made Lafayette such a great team for the past two seasons are AL GOLDSTEIN, LOWELL CHERESKIN, NICK DE CICCO, SAM DE LUCA and ROLAND HOBBS. 1920. Probably the best liked and most exciting sport of this era was baseball, which produced such great teams as the New York Yankees and the New York Giants which brought into focus such immortal stars as Rogers Hornsby, Connie Mack, and the greatest star that sport has ever known, 'LBabe', Ruth. 1953 Lafayette can also boast of a great baseball team, consisting of such popular players as JERRY BOXER, STAN FISHEL, SAL LA MURA and JACK GIORDANO. 1920 Basketball, not too prevalent during the 2O's, has climbed steadily and gained popularity until it is now one of the major sports. During this period Nat Holman of C.C.N.Y. and Claire Bee of L.I.U. drew public attention to basketball. 1953 Lafayette, having a young, but promising team, has developed some of the future greats of basketball. The most notable player is capable SANDY KOUFAX, who has been scouted and will most likely be a future professional basketball player. Credit should also be given to BURT ABRAMOWITZ, FREDDY HORWITZ, JAY LICHTMAN, HESHY RUSSEL, and MARTY LICHTERMAN. 1920 Another sport, not famous in America during the 19203, but very popular in Europe where it could be compared to our national pastime, baseball, and also well known in Lafayette is Soccer. 1953 Our soccer team has won more championships than any other team in the city. This past season they copped the 'CBrooklyn-Manhattann championship. One of the most important factors in their campaign was the outstanding playing of JOHN LO MONACO, JOHN VENTIMIGLIA and DONALD SPECTOR, As the great teams and players of the 1920's went down in the history of the United States, the stars of Lafayette's great teams will go down in the History of Lafayette. WARREN SMITH LARRY BERNSTEIN Twenty-nine As Uma Q17 Ky ' -S4 I' , I 1 u e il I I I - 4Y'A, , ffm V f 59 JN A . li ' I I iii .es Q i s .e . ' - e . x n i . ' Xlifi7iIIIN J 0 f bf, fl Fi in , , A ' ' ' I -sa. , . 5 K X x ,jg ..K. , 0 if , I 1, cxifgl in - . K KKK kx.. ,K - K . .K . K . X K ix!-A 3 , 1 V . K , K, . ,AWK .Kf K K K lo i KK K nm! 3 V,,, KK ,KJ KK K K KK . KK K K 'k.kx i - - Ki'K -K K K . K K K K ,A ' I 'K K' K K KK K K .' KK K ..XKK K .. AX.... .K.KK G A 41 K M xg, ,,,K K K K, ,K K FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE IUNIOR SENIOR Why did we have to come to Lafayette? lfVhen I graduate from high school, I'll study in Europe I wish I had Senior privileges. Oh, Lafayette isn't so bad. When I graduate from high school, I'll go to college. I wish I had Senior privileges. Lafayette's O.K. When I graduate from high school I'll get a job. I wish I had Senior privileges. Sfwonderful. Khaki or Navy blue??? I wish I had Senior privelegesl!! I'm going to a party Friday night. Gee, that mid-term was hard. I think I'll go to MIT. I was never in Mr. Tholfsenis office. My mother will be here promptly at 8:30. I'll do my homework during my study period. I wonder how it feels to cut. I study three hours every night. In IM years I'll take journalism and be on the News. If this school sinks three more inches we'll be in the mud. I'm going out Friday night. What a final! I think I'll go to Cornell. I was only in Mr. Tholfsen's oihce once. My mother will come next week. I,ll work in the math oH'1ce during my study period. I think I'll cut English today! I study two hours every night. Next term I'll take Journalism and be on the News. If this school sinks two more inches we,ll be in the mud. I'm going to the Gopa Friday night. I hope I pass the Regents. I think I'll go to Golumbia. I was only in Mr. Tholfsen's office twice. My mother will come next month. I'll borrow Mr. Grady,s pass during my study period. I think I'll cut English and French. I study one hour every night. This term I took journalism. If this school sinks one more inch we'll be in the mud. Kingsway at 8 ? ?? Gollege' Boards. Oh No!! See you at State Tech! What, you again?? My mother is a foreign ambassador! Two lunches! Who cuts?? Lenny sits next to me! LEGEND for me! Glub!!! f PHYLLIS GROSS LOU ROTHMAN BARBARA EPSTEIN .A- kph' I V V ga if .f 1424! 3 f ff f W , f 1 . . a ,Q , WM. ' QW ' f ff sw. ,.X,,.w: f iii ia. NI A 7 Ili 5 XSS? 5 xx Q , . mg: 1 . 1.:- Hn no 1 711' ' f 'fy Lf! ' 3-mfg J il xi X 'Tp 1. 'yn' W 1, Qggt, Q ' a' 7 ' 6,1-if N' I 1 Ymgskit . 1 ' - fm 1 ' ' iggfgyh -- - . ' f any i 3. g -V -- , Q-g k , 'N ' 2' A ? w A . 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The proprietor, RAY PRATI, peered suspiciously through a chink in the door and demanded the password. 'LMr. Grady sent us, yelled BERTA MELTZER. As DEANNE GOLDMAN jingled an armful of bracelets to distract Ray, we managed to slip in between MARTY KALMAN, LORETTA FREEDMAN and HARVEY BERKOWITZ. At last we were in a Coco-Cola speakeasyl Here was civilization's answer to the Anti-Coke 23rd Amendment. The big room beyond the winding corridor was ablaze with light and BAR- BARA KLEIN, the celebrated chanteuse, was moaning the blues. Sweet and mellow was the music from BRUCE ERLICHMAN's trumpet and JOAN RUBIN, WAR- REN SMITH, RENEE STEIN, ARTIE KAPLAN and RONALD NEWMAN, were providing a soft, moody background. Dancing to this dreamy music with one arm Hung about their partners and the other clenching frosty bottles of coke were STEPHANIE WARSHAVSKY, NEAL COHEN, FLORETTE MIERNIK and ABE MUSLIN. HARRIET HARRIS and JOAN FISCHMAN sat tailor-fashion on the floor and painted striking labels on a ease of coke bottles. As we were a bit shy we asked PETE LIUZZO, the singing head-waiter for .1 corner table. Vle had to share one with the members of the fourth estate: SEYMORE EISENMAN, JUDY SALINGER, CAROL WELT, IRENE LEVINE, LEWIS STEIN, ARLINE LEE and FILAMENA DE SENA, who write and pub- lish the Illegal Daily. Thirty-four MICHAEL EPSTEIN, SANDY KOUFAX, and ARTIE PERLMAN, mem- bers of S.P.A.W.S. QSociety for the Prevention of the Accumulation of Wallliowers in Speakeasiesj were raking the corners for partners, in an attempt to brighten the life of some forgotten female. Unnoticed in a remote corner, SHERMAN COLD- BERG, bouncer by profession, cast a cold, watchful eye upon the gay proceedings. Suddenly the brassy lights were blotted out and a huge spotlight rigged up by MOSES TAWIL and ERNIE ROSENBLAT and operated by DONALD SPEC- TOR shone blindly across the middle of the stage. Trumpets blared, while back- stage, BARBARA WEINSTEIN and DOTTY BEHAM slapped the last bits of make-up on stars SID BERGER and MARILYN GROSS. BARBARA EPSTEIN was busily scribbling notes as she interviewed GAIL ROSENBERG and DAVE BART, the celebrated comedy duo, for her magazine, the Suspicious Weekly. Super- vising the hectic proceedings, while perched on a high stool, was AUDREY ALTHOLZ. Everyone cleared the stage as the curtain was rung up on EVELYN EDSON, doing an exotic Egyptian dance. As she reached the last and deepest sway, the room was in the throes of an uproar! The purple-shirted Coke-Stoppers had stormed through the doors in a frenzy of stamping feet, continuing their crusade against the deadly menace of Coca-Cola. District Attorney lPepsi-Colaj FLEISCHMANN and chief investigator TED CSeven-Upj SMOLLER dashed through the crowd, breaking stray bottles wherever they found them. Over the loud-speaker the voice of MIKE HYMES shouted, This is a raid, and ANITA LIEBIXIAN tried to skate out the back door with ticket-sellers HANNETTE RESNIKOFF, CAROL LUSTIG, and FLO NIDITCH in tow. LOUIS ROTHMAN of the Legal Daily was already on the scene with his sidekick, LEWIS SAMSON, who snapped photos of investigators SHEILA JOSEFS- BERC and LENNY BERKOWITZ as they retrieved bottles of bathtub coke. IDA PASSAMONTI, CAROL KRAMER, LENORE STEINHAUS, ARLENE FRIED- MA.N, ELLY HARRIS, and PHYLLIS GROSS hovered in a corner for fear that their faces would be splashed across the tabloids. The crowd was being herded into patrol wagons and its destiny was to be placed at the mercy of judge MILDRED DENES. We cast one last, lingering, look at the desolate scene. The barred door hung limp and hingeless, shattered glass was strewn across the floor and a stray cat crept cautiously amidst the debris. As we stepped reluctantly into the patrol wagon, the sun rose over a lonely, broken- hearted patch of Brooklyn. JEAN Russo ELEANoR YAM Thirty-five -J 712151 ill amh Elraiamvnt X. We the loyal sons and daughters of the Class of June 1953 upon leaving our 1. To Dr. OSWALD.Our deepest gratitude for your kind and masterful guidance sacred alma materf' do hereby bequeath the following: 2. To Mr. GRADY. .A row of whole Westwood chairs Qfor his office, of coursej 3. To Mrs. DUFORT. ,The thanks and appreciation of 676 well-guided Seniors 4. To Mrs. COHEN ........................ The sum of happiness to infinity 5. Mr. BONOM ,...,..... A permanent seat on the State Scholarship committee 6. Mr. THOLFSEN .... ........,........,........... L afayettels last mile 7. Mrs. WARSHAW .... .. ..... The Hmoonbeamsn in the uethereal sky 8. Miss CROOKS .... ................ A n automatic pupil searcher 9. Mr. CASTKA ....... ...,..... R efreshments for his Coffee Clotehes 10. lN4r. ZUCKERMAN. . . .... More corridors for inattentive pupils to count 11. Mr. SHOSTAK ..... ..... . A composition with no misplaced commas 12. Mr. SCHNAPP .... i ............i... Experiments that never fail 13. Miss DALY ........... ............. T he Ten Best Dressed Men 14. Mr. F. GOLDBERC ..... ..... A n automatic soap and towel dispenser 15. Mr. OSTRO ........ ......... A bottle of white shoe polish 16. Mrs. ZINKTN ......, ......... F aithful UNews,, Editors 17. lVIr. RAPPAPORT .... .... A few extra dollars for his budget 18, Mr. LEVINE ........ ................. O ur new cover 19. Mr. YUDELL ....,.......... ........,.... A n eighth term prefect 20. Airs. YYINCHESTER ........... .... A well-worn Lafayette sweatshirt 21. To the FRESHMAN CLASS ..., .....,............. A Bus Strike 22. To the G.O. ..............,.... .... P lans for Lafayettcfs Campus 23. To next ternfs SENIORS ..... ................ O ur Senior 4'Privileges Tn Wlitness Thereof: RENEE STEIN ARTIE PERLMAN ELEANORE HARRIS Thirty-six Yesferclay is out a Dream, Anal Tomorrow is orziy a Visiong Qbvv? win,- But Toclay well iiveal malaes every 741k ,w,,g,4lf Yesferalay a Dream of Happiness ' 7f? Anal every Tomorrow a Vision of Hope. 0 ---1Sa vyy kskrit 0 J- mjuz faaafic' f MQ! f- we Mfg Qqffwi Je ,QQKM W - ,WWW ,freeze We Myra- Xi ff' ,fu ' 5' x ' Afy, , 1 1 A. My 7 I W e wa, erin 5 y WI 4: F .ff My xl O VJ if c y-ly fj-fo jjf- v ffl? ' were ff s ii u i A 0, mod i . X smkmlgg , EX LIBRIS hatfs In a arne? It was June, 1920 when Sandy and Sheila started out to see the famed Rudy Vallee, at the neighborhood theatre. They hastily KRAMS down their meal of BROWN YAMS sent straight from the GARDNER with GALLO wine and DANISH. When the PACE slackened and they decided they couldnit be FULLER, they decided to say goodby to their mother who was WACKSfingj the floor after washing it with LUCKS soap. 'SMake SHAW to be home earlyf' she cried after them. Before they left, she HARRISQedj them into BOOTINCingj their coats. Once out of the house they felt FRIED, but upon meeting their grandpa had to find his CAYNE as he could not see beneath his BEARD. Down the street they went past the GLASSMAN, the NEEDLEMAN, and stopping at the EISENMAN for some Ice Cream COHENS. In the store was a little girl holding two KATZ wrapped in a TAWIL. Other then that there wasr1't a SAUL in sight. As they reached the theater they could see the GREEN marquis lit up like DIAMONDs. They entered the BLACK theater and went straight to the candy counter. They ordered a GROSS of POPPER corn, and carried it off in two little SACHS. The picture involved a BOXER, a SINGER, a JUDO artist, and a horseback RYDER all in love with a GRANT woman. Throughout the movie the town MARSHALL and house DICK were after the gangster who had a WELT over his eye. After the movie they took a short cut through the FIELDS to GAINE more time as they realized they had LESSER of it and they had better GEWANT home. In the distance you could hear ' b f . ll, Auld LANG SW. lii 4' E vw . Xt 'le f .. 1 You'll never know U :MPX-5, il it 'fx WATSON a name. I Mew s mNLxl'lql' N N. .t-filllllllllll'ML If l l I ll SANDY KLERSFELD t.lr'tN li,lNiwWl,lllll it til I l H ,,fwi1mli'ltQ www ill , .11 SHEILA JOSEFSBERG WtliMl,.lll l ill! ll' ,iMWH.xy! M VJ W lt M ' 'llflxlll ll l X l ill ll i . lL. LM , . M I llll lrl I ill xl. ZING A LITTLE ZONG DEEP IN MY HEART .... SHUFFLE ALONG ........... TRAMP! TRAMP! TRAMP! .... WHAT'LL I DO? ......,..... MY HEART STOOD STILL .... TIME ON MY HANDS .....,. BEAUTIFUL DREAMER ...., MY BLUE HEAVEN ............. YES, WE HAVE NO BANANAS! .... BODY AND SOUL .,............ ALL ALONE ..................,.... LIFE UPON THE WICKED STAGE .... STOUT-HEARTED MEN ............... THREE O'CLOCK IN THE MORNING .... . . . SOMEDAY I'LL FIND YOU ...,.,...... . . . IF I KNEW YOU THEN ...................... ...............LafayetteHigh .Walking to School on Monday! . . . . .Prefect on the fourth floor . ..Another pink card On the way to the Deanjs OWCE ...................Detention .......Eco class . . . . . .Senior Alcove . . , . .Student Cafeteria class . . . .Facing Student Court . . ....... Speakers' Bureau .................Stage Squad . .Forgot about that book report . . . . . . . .Last night's homework Finding a gyp sheet after a hnal OH! DEAR WHAT CAN THE MATTER BE? ...... ..... F ailing a subject THREE LITTLE WORDS .............................. No school tomorrow ABSENCE MAKES THE HEART GROW FONDER ...... Tell that to Mr. Pocai WHERE DO YOU WORK-A-JOHN? ........ Applying for a condensed program SAY IT WITH MUSIC .............. ........................... C oncert I'VE GOT RHYTHM .............. ..... L afayette Swing Band? I'LL SEE YOU IN MY DREAMS ............. .............. B leachers BUTTON UP YOUR OVERCOAT ........................... Football games I CAN'T GIVE YOU ANYTHING BUT LOVE ........ After paying senior dues ROW, ROW, ROW YOUR BOAT ............. MOONLIGHT AND ROSES ....... AMONG MY SOUVENIRS ...,.. ALL THROUGH THE NIGHT ...... . . . . , . . .Senior boat ride . . . .Senior Prom . . . .An 87 average ...... ....Before regents CAN'T HELP LOVIN, THAT MAN .... .................. H e passed me I'LL GET BY ...........,......... .... G raduating with a 65 average SONNY BOY ,.................. ......... .......... F r eshies THOU SXVELL ..................... ...... ...... Y ' he Faculty MOTHER PIN A ROSE ON ME .... ....,............ G raduation day THAT OLD GANG OF MINE .... . . .All the guys and gals of june ,53 Thirty-1-ight CAROL KRAMER SHEILA JOSEFSBERG .. 4. ' 21. I Pal ELI I -Za! 4-1i'!'l::,?. 4'f2'fe'.J: af' i X 1 I h 1 4 I . QL: 51 -. AXE, . xyldpj j F y q d, 2 terms, Mr Pocai's ry to- M' s Wetss- n, L a' er, 4 er , c 'xrfLo'IstI'yy'IABaA o ,Q f 1 . it ,ig S ry S acl. x . TO THOSE L E UD E Q t B. LYN LLECKAEX - I vt BURT ABRAMOWITZ Varsity Basketball Team, L52-'53, Locker Squad, Cafeteria Squad. TO BE A SUCCESSFUL AC- COUNTANT BROOKLYN COLLEGE MARY AC CARDI MATILDA ACOSTA af tte rchestrq, L i b r r y , Loc er Squ , Se tary to r. , G ., 8th term. T Q OR F T S .. .tit RICHARD ADLER Cafeteria Squad. TO ENTER THE PROFESSIONAL WORLD AS A LAWYER OR A DENTIST QUEENS COLLEGE FRANK ALCAMO Service Squad, S e c r e t a r y to Teacher. TO MAIOR IN SCIENCE AND MATH BROOKLYN COLLEGE I-an il' 554: 5 . fS 19. A15 GRACE ALESSI Senior and Iunior Arista, Late Squad, two years, Grade Advis- er's Secretary, Newman Club: Speed Club. TO KNOW HIM, THAT I MAY KNOW MYSELF FRANCES ALHONOTE Secretary to Mr. Lifton, 2 terms, Captain in Cafeteria, 2 terms, Secretary to Mrs. Piedro, I term, Teacher's Helper to Mrs. Eisen- stadt, l term. TO LIVE, LOVE AND BE HAPPY WITH STEVE BROOKLYN COLLEGE Lark I 5 0 cw-4 cv Wm fmkb IOAN ALPARONE Attendance Office, 2 terms. TO ATTAIN THE ULTIMATE A M O U N T OP KNOWLEDGE, AND MAKE MY PARENTS PROUD OE ME STATE TECH MICHAEL ALTERMAN Senior Arista, Math Team, Biol- ogy Laboratory Squad, Conser- vation Club-spoke at Museum of Natural History, Physics Club. ELECTRICAL ENGINEER BROOKLYN COLLEGE AUDREY ALTHOLZ Senior Council, Literary Editor of Legend, Lafayette News Staff, Usher Squad, Library Squad, I term, Gym Captain. TO BE A SUCCESS IN THE FIELD OF ADVERTISING BROOKLYN COLLEGE ROZ ANTMAN Switchboard Operator, 2 terms, Miss Lewis' Helper, Miss Palev- sky's Helper, Cantata. TO MAKE MY ONE AND ONLY PROUD OF ME BROOKLYN COLLEGE RONALD ANTONIO1 1,1 1 XIX - xx . I' 'JJ A 1 2' 1, ' X , Y ri Ll I., I In I I I CLAIRE APPEL Table Captain, 2 terms in Cate- teriag Secretary tor Guidance Counselorsg Secretary for Teach- ers. TO BECOME AN IBM MACHINE OPERATOR AND TO BECOME A HOUSEWIFE AND MOTHER COMMERCIAL BUSINESS SCHOOL MARILYN ARBETMAN Secretary to Miss Srnithg Service Squadg English Ofiiceg Official Class Helper. TO LIVE A LONG AND HAPPY LIFE WITH THE ONE I LOVE AND TO MAKE MY PARENTS PROUD OF ME BROOKLYN COLLEGE CNightl BARBARA ARENSEN Secretary to Mrs. Zinkin, 4 terrnsg Secretary to Mr. Millmang Secre- tary to Miss Smithg Secretary to Miss Goldbergg Library Squadp Glee Clubg Major L in Music. TO BE A SUCCESSFUL SOCIAL WORKER BROOKLYN COLLEGE LIONEL ARFIN Cafeteria Squadg Fire Warden. CHEMICAL ENGINEE BROOKLYN Cixi? 'X iw ,,.1W'Q It - f-swf' I ,fer . I 'N ' , I I . -. xit?f'i' I -, Y xi- ' '15, ' MARLENE ARMAO Secretary to Miss Browng Assist- ant to Miss Leonards. TO TASTE IUST ENOUGH BIT- TERS OF LIFE TO APPRECI- ATE REAL HAPPINESS BUSINESS SCHOOL 'l L YT :QW X Q : gs X R 4. ' VINCENT ARRIGALI U.S. NAVY TO- BE A SUCCESS IN LIFE I I MURRAY ASHENFARB Locker Squadg Cafeteria Squadg G.O. Representative. TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN ALL MY UNDERTAKINGS CITY COLLEGE IOYCE ASHKENAZIE Secretary to Miss Canningg Sec- retary to Miss Hechtg Helper to Mr. Holsteinp Worked in Miss Hecht's Ofticeg Senior Arista. TO LOVE AND BE LOVED BROOKLYN COLLEGE DOROTHY AVERSANO Service 'Squadg G.O. Representa- tiveg Secretary to Mrs. Eisenstadt. TO MAKE THOSE WHO LOVE ME PROUD OF ME DEBBIE BABUS Student Courtp Grade Representa- tive, 3rd, 4th, 5th terrnsg Secretary in Biology Ofticeg Secretary in Miss Lewis' Otticeg Major L g Leadership Classy C at e t e r ia Squad. TO MAKE THOSE WHO LOVE ME PROUD OF ME BROOKLYN COLLEGE ELEANOR TERRY BADER G.Oi Representativeg Teachers Helper. TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN ALL FU- TURE UNDERTAKINGS Q. MYRON BADER Biology L a b o r a t o r yg Locker Squad, Service Squad. TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN ALL MY UNDERTAKINGS GETTYSBURG COLLEGE ALAN BAER Locker Squad, Lafayette News Staff, Football Team. TO BECOME A SOCIOLOGIST BROOKLYN COLLEGE ANTHONY BARBEN Rifle Team- Cafet 'a Squa fit? 5 W C f ROSLYN BARRETT Iunior Arista, Cafeteria Squad, Switchboard Office, Teachers Secretary, Mr. Pocai's Squad. TO BE A SUCCESS AT HAPPI- NESS BROOKLYN COLLEGE DAVID BART Speakers' Bureau, G.O, Shows, Senior Show, Tri-School Dance, Biology Laboratory, Legend Staff. TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN THE FIELD OF ADVERTISING N.Y.U. PHYLLIS BART Secretary in Math Office, 2 terms, Secre-.ary to Dean, 5 terms: M17 I-IoIstein's Secretary, I term, Per- formance in Auditorium for Gym Class, Assistant to Miss Leonards. TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN TI-IL BUSINESS WORLD, AND TO MAKE THAT SPECIAL SOME ONE PROUD OF ME Q89 QR ge 4' , A I I . . .,. V f y f'F 'MQ IOAN BASILIO Secretary to Mr. Steinhauer, Can- tata, Zterms. TO LIVE A HAPPY LIFE AND MAKE THOSE WHO LOVE ME PROUD OF ME ARNOLD BASS Secretary for Mrs. Warshaw and Mr, Dyckeg Cafeteria Squad. TO BE A GREAT SUCCESS IN THE BUSINESS WORLD IEROME BASS TO BE A PHARMACIST BROOKLYN COLLEGE OF PHAR- MACY ROCHELLE BASS Library Squad, 2 terms. TO BE HAPPY IN ALL MY UN- DERTAKINGS FASHION INSTITUTE OF TECH- NOLOGY NORMA BEARD Mr. Grady's Office Squad, Secre- tary to Miss Holihcmg Mr, Pocai's Office Squad, Mrs. Palevsky's Helper, Secretary to Mrs. Simon. TO MAKE ALL THOSE WHO LOVE ME PROUD OF ME BROOKLYN COLLEGE DOROTHY BEHAM Speakers' Bureau CSecretarylg Iudge of Student Court, Iunior Arista, Senior Arista, Legend Staff, Biology Laboratory, 5 terms. LAWYER BARNARD COLLEGE IOAN BENEDUCE Library Squad, 2 terms, Band. TO HAVE ALL MY DESIRES BE- COME REALITIES FRANK BENEVENTO TO BE AN ACCOUNTANT BROOKLYN COLLEGE SIDNEY BERGER Chairman of Speakers' Bureau, 1952 Varsity Show, 1953 Varsity Show, 1952 Senior Show, 1953 Senior Show. TO MAKE THOSE WHO LOVE ME PROUD OF ME BROOKLYN COLLEGE C' ANNE BERLIN Usher Squad, Teachers Helper, Mrs. Hauptmarfs Office. TO MAKE THOSE WHO LOVE ME HAPPY AND PROUD OF ME HARVEY BERKOWITZ Biology Laboratory Squad, 6 terms, Chemistry Laboratory Squad, Program Committee, 4 terms, Iunior and Senior Arista, Major L , Cafeteria Squad. TO KEEP SMILING ' COOPER UNION SCHOOL OF . ENGINEERING LEONARD BERKOWITZ Mimeograph Squad, Math Club, Math Team, Cafeteria Squad, Major L for Service, Iunior and Senior Arista. CHEMICAL ENGINEER BROOKLYN POLYTECHNIC IN- STITUTE ,. 0 , 3 fr X V ,.., ,ft I ,--1,0 ., VA 4' X f I . V ! A' fly, X3 Z' X 4 if f 'M , 1 f if I, f 2 Z A gt! K X 5' -if f if Af , ff gf 0 f f X f f iz! ftfie.-24,1451 f I , if f f W , f l Z W' f X 9 f, f 7 3' If f I f I f W ff , 1 7 f 1 'W J f ! jf W 1 , , 4 rf A - f V ,. ' gg V ,L Af,7f'?,i',,Qf f I fy 2, f' 'lftiqzf f fff,!12? ' 5 7 'I f , 2.7, f.,:,,,, ,, MORTON BERMAN CARPENTER BROOKLYN COLLEGE L LARRY BERNSTEIN Grade Representative, 7th term, Delegate to Brooklyn Borough Council, Speakers' Bureau, Zlfg years, G.O. Show, Legend Staff, Marquis Representative. TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN ALL MY UNDERTAKINGS N,Y.U, a ROSLYN BERNSTEIN Office, 2 terms, C feteria uad. SEE E EAN H 't TANA BIGIO Secretary to Mr. Novak, sic Appreciation Club, 2 terms, At- tendance Squad, Cafeteria Squad, Spanish Club. TO BECOME A NURSE AND PRACTICE IN MY HOME TOWN IN COLOMBIA, S.A. JOSEPH BILLERA TO BE A SUCCESS AS A CHEM- ICAL ENGINEER ' STATE TECH MARIE BIONDOLILLO TO MAKE THOSE WHO LOVE ME PROUD OE ME MARTIN E. BIRNBAUM Service Squad, Library Squad, Cafeteria Squad, Senior Arista. TO BECOME A SUCCESS IN THE FIELD OF MY ENDEAVOR LOWELL TEXTILE INSTITUTE SANDRA BLACK Class Secretary, Gym Secretary, Miss Leonard's Secretary, Miss Browns Secretary. LIVE THE LIFE I LOVE AND HAVE A LONG AND HAPPY LIFE WITH AL MARVIN BLEICHER Secretary for Mrs. Warshaw, 4 terms. ARRANGER, ORCHESTRATOR BROOKLYN COLLEGE THELMA BLENDER Miss Holil'1an's Secretary, l term. TO MAKE THOSE WHO LOVE ME PROUD OF ME BUSINESS SCHOOL BERT BLITZ Cafeteria Squad, Locker Squad. TO BE A LAWYER BROOKLYN COLLEGE RALPH BONTEMPO Cafeteria Squad, Football Team. TO BECOME A LAWYER L.I.U. f- A 'Zi 15 M f. 9- f i. ' , W ,5 . M , ' V X ,iii .MAA A RICKI BOOTIN h Cantata Club, Glee Club, Library Squad, Secretary for Off1C1G1 Teacher, 3 terms: Marquis. TO ACHIEVE SUCCESS AND SATISFACTION IN ANY CA- REER I MAY UNDERTAKE BROOKLYN COLLEGE ROBERT BORIS Physics Club, Math Club, Math Team, Secretary to Mr. Ehrlich, Senior Arista. TO GET AHEAD IN LIFE POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE OF BROOKLYN IACQUELINE BOSCO Library Squad, Dramatic Class Club, Teacher's Helper, Cooper- ative Office. IN GOD WE TRUST AND IN GOD WE'LL FIND HAPPINESS DICKIE BOURKE Soccer Team, 2 years, Baseball Team, l year, Mi eograph' Squad, C eteri S a 5 Lockerf iguyn Aiffirifyfy M Fifi? ,lei M , ,rpffw M9 ,V Il! IE OXERX Baseball Team, 3 years. PROFESSIONAL BASEBALL DUKE UNIVERSITY WILLIAM BRADY B a n d, Marquis Representative, Leaders Corps, G.O. Representa- tive. TO LIVE TILL I'M OLD ENOUGH TO DIE STATE TECH LENORE BREINES Secretary to Mr. Schnapp and Mrs. LeBow, Helper to Mr. Nuss- baum, Mrs. Corbett and Mrs. Du- fortg Tennis Club, Legend Staff, Senior Council Representative. TO SPREAD SUNSHINE AS I GO THROUGH LIFE SECRETARY COSMO BRIGANTI Lafayette Newspaper Represen- tative, Cafeteria Squad. TO MAKE THOSE WHO LOVE ME PROUD OF ME Y HOWARD BRIMAN Service Squad, Locker Squad, Cafeteria Squad. TO MAKE A MILLION UTAH STATE ARNIE BRODSKY Glee Club, 2 years, Mimeograph Squad, School Concert, l952. PROFESSIONAL SINGER AND TO MAKE MY PARENTS PROUD OF ME PACE COLLEGE BRUCE BRODY Leaders Corps, Cafeteria Squad. MECHANICAL ENGINEER CITY COLLEGE DONALD BROWN TO PLAY BASKETBALL FOR THE KNICKS BROOKLYN COLLEGE S. i . ,I r , H .-s 1 919 . . hx Egg '. X X' .. f. IAMES BROWN MARINE UNDERWRITER N Y.U. is xxx X . . X X ik N if -F - 1 ' X ses, NEI I Nxt wr- I GX I X vs X- 5 NX It . If 1 'f -Ox' -K A , .hk r --it ff ...fb 1' 'Jw -It 0 I VINCENT BRUNO IOIN THE NAVY' MAURICE BUCKSBAUM BARBARA BURGER Chemistry Squad, Biology Squadg Miss Holihan's Secretary. DEPARTMENT STORE BUYER N.,Y.U. MARTIN BUTENSKY CHEMICAL ENGINEER COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY VIVIAN CAFISO Locker Squad, 2 termsg Cafeteria: Squad, I term: Laboratory Squad, l term, Mr. Hau'pt's Secretary, I term. TO BE VERY SUCCESSFUL IN THE BUSINESS WORLD AND TO MAKE MY PARENTS PROUD OF ME BROOKLYN COLLEGE CNightD 5 MIKE CALVACCA Leaders Corps. U.S. AIR FORCE N MPOREA Spe r 3 er eW- rg Exinan ugit MY git I I is it MARIE CANNONEX' Library Squad, Locker Squad, Secretary to Mrs. LeBow, Mr. Levine, Miss Linck, Cafeteria Squad, Helper to Miss Vom Lehmg Physics Laboratory, Service Squad. TO SPEND THE REST OF MY LIFE MAKING RALPH HAPPY ST. lOHN'S UNIVERSITY MARY CANNIZZARO Class Secretary for Mr. Wolf. TO MAKE THOSE WHO LOVE ME PROUD OF ME GENE CAPOBIANCO Service Squad. TO BE A SUCCESSFUL ENGI NEER PRA TUTE 5 PHYLLIS CARBO Secretary for Mrs. lohansong Sec- retary for Mr. I-Iaupt, Assistant for Miss Leonards. LIVE THE LIFE I LOVE AND LOVE THE LIFE I LIVE BROOKLYN COLLEGE IOSEPH CARDILLO MUSICIAN SAM CARDILLO Attendance Monitor. TO BE A SUCCESS IN THE FIELD OF MECHANICAL ENGINEER- ING PRATT INSTITUTE GRACE CARELLA Library Squad. LIVE, LOVE AND BE HAPPY GUYDON CARGULIA G.O. Representative. AERONAUTICAL ENGINEER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE OF BROOKLYN EMILY CARIFI Locker Squad, Secretary to Dr. Hartman, Cantata, Mr. Springefs Helper. TO OBTAIN A M.R.S. DEGREE BROOKLYN COLLEGE CAHOLE CARLINO Attendance Squad, Secretary to Mrs, Mackey, Secretary to Mrs, Wilson, Mrs. Zeiger, Mr. Dropking French Club, Cafeteria Squad, Senior Council. TEACHING CAREER BROOKLYN COLLEGE WS ., ' ' ,Q fffx ,,f' ,ff ,Pg ff' . V f- ,ff ,ff j .1 ffzf' ' 'K , x ff' k i A .X f 0,2 ff' E ffl? . V - W . r,,fr I if . 'K , I f H LJ -uf -1 I , f xf' D sk, . , ,,- A ,L ,ff J,,, X A if ,gf ' ff A'f f' ' 1 X i 1 'S 2,41 I ,,,,..ff K z ,M ir, Z 'Qi V vw I pw N NN X IOSEPHINE CASA Glee Club, 3 years, G.O. Class Representative, Secretary for Mr. Pierro and Mr. Steinhauser, Ma- jor L for Glee Club and Service. TO SPEND THE REST OF MY LIFE MAKING RAYMOND HAPPY ANITA CASABENE Teacher's Helper, C a f e t e r i a Squad, Service Squad. TO MAKE THOSE WHO LOVE ME PROUD OF ME AMELIA CASINO Drcimatics Club, Teacl'ier's Help- er, Cafeteria Squad, Tumbling Squad. TO FIND HAPPINESS IN W'HAT- EVER THE FUTURE HOLDS FOR ME BUSINESS SCHOOL EUGENE CASTELLANO FOLLOW THE RODEO AND OWN A HORSE RANCH LONG ISLAND INSTITUTE MARY CATALANO Library Squad, 3 terms, Late Squad, Mrs. Rafter's Secretary. TO BE A SUCCESS IN EVERY- THING I DO. BROOKLYN COLLEGE INightl SADIE CATKNIA TO LEAD A HAPPY LIFE AND MAKE MY LOVED ONES PROUD OF ME N-UT x V Q ,nu i EQ EVELYN CATAFFO G.O. Representative, 2 terms, Locker Squad, Teachers Helper. TO MAKE PAUL HAPPY BROOKLYN COLLEGE KATHY CATRICALA G.O. Class Representative, Mr. Grady's Office, 2 terrns, Switch- board Operator, 3 terms, Cafe- teria Squad. TO BE HAPPY ALL MY LIFE CITY COLLEGE IOHN CAVALIERE Secretary to Dean of Attendance, Mgfquis Representative. CHEMICAL ENGINEER CORNELL UNIVERSITY MAURICE CAYNE Soccer Team, Service Squad. TO BE SUCCESSFUL AT YANK- ING TEETH VITO CELANO TO BE A SUCCESS IN ANY FIELD I ENTER STATE TECH RENEE CHENEY . Mr. Levine's Secretary, Locker Squad, Late Squad. MEDICAL STENOGRAPHER BROOKLYN COLLEGE LOWELL CHERESKIN Football Team, 2 years, Service Squad. TO BE AS GOOD A FOOTBALL COACH AS HARRY OSTRO UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CARO- LINA MARVIN CHONOFSKY Service Squad, Glee Club, TO BE A SUCCESSFUL RADIO AND TELEVISION EXECUTIVE CITY COLLEGE PHYLLIS CIAFFONE Secretary for Mr. Haupt. TO MAKE THOSE WHO LOVE ME PROUD OF ME BUSINESS SCHOOL SAL CIRRINCIONE Mr. KeIman's Helper, 2 terms, Mrs. Lefkowitz's HeIper, I term. TO BE A SUCCESSFUL CAR- PENTER NIGHT SCHOOL ABRAHAM COHEN Service Squad, Secretary to Mr. Shapiro, I term. TO OWN MY OWN LUNCHEON- ETTE DEBBY COHEN Senior Arista, Chemistry Squad, Hebrew Club, Assistant to Mr. Shostak, Switchboard Operator, 2 terms, Assistant to Mr. Bonorn. TO TAKE UP THE STUDY OF VETERINARY MEDICINE BROOKLYN COLLEGE GERALD COHEN Service Squad, Leaders Corps., Cafeteria Squad. TO BE A SUCCESSFUL BAC- TERIOLOGIST, AND A GOOD CITIZEN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY HARRY COHEN Service Squad, I year, Glee Club, Z years. TO MAKE MY FIRST MILLION MIAMI UNIVERSITY LILLIAN COHEN Locker Squad, Mr. Lifton's Secre- tary, Mr. Lifton's Helper, Mrs. Eisenstadt's Secretary, Mr. Lur1n's Secretary, Mr. Pierro's Secretary. TO MAKE MIKE A GOOD AND SUCCESSFUL WIFE LORRAINE COHEN Secretary to Mr. Millman, Librar- ian I-IeIper, Switchboard Opera- tor, TO GRADUATE AND TAKE LIFE EASY UNIVERSITY OF S O U T H E R N CALIFORNIA MARILYN COHEN Miss Hecht's Squad, Cafeteria Squad. TO ACCOMPLISH ALL I SET OUT TO DO BROOKLYN COLLEGE NEAL COHEN Boy Leader of Senior Arista, Iunior Arista, Grade Repregemg- tive, 8th term, Band, Orchestra- Swing Band, Major L for Mui sic and Service, Legend Staff, Cheering Squad, Senior Show, Service Squad, Vice-Pregidem of Senior Class. TO BECOME A SUCCESSFUL TAX CONSULTANT PENNSYLVANIA UNIVEFEYTV ROSALIND COHEN Iunior Aristag Senior Aristag Mem- ber of Orchestra, 3 terrnsg Major L for Service. TO BE A SUCCESSFUL ARCHI- TECT COOPER UNION-U.S.C. SAUL COHEN LAWYER BROOKLYN COLLEGE SHIRLEY COHEN Senior Councilg Cafeteria Squad. TO HAVE A COMBINATION Or' SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS BROOKLYN COLLEGE ELLEN SUE COHN ARLENE COLEMAN Iunior Aristag Senior Aristag Bi- ology Squadg Program Commit- tee. LANGUAGE TEACHER BROOKLYN COLLEGE RENEE COLEMAN Iunior Aristag Senior Aristag Bi- ology Squadg Program Commit- tee. LANGUAGE TEACHER BROOKLYN COLLEGE 'R Q if , V .-3 W if T- I V., l in PHIL COLIER Service Squad. CHARLES COLOMBO Chemistry Laboratoy S uad: Service Squadg Cai e' TO BE EN- TIST I f , NYU Q ANNETTE COMPITIELLO 0 Q1 f FV Q-mf' L Locker Squadg News Representa- tiver TO BE SUCCESSFUL HUNTER COLLEGE IO ANN COROMILAS Secretary to Mr. Millmang Secre- tary to Mr. Friedman. TO MAKE THOSE WHO LOVE ME PROUD OE ME IOHN CORSO Cafeteria Squadg Service Squad. TO BE A SUCCESS IN COLLEGE STATE TECH IIM COSCIA Football Teamg Service Squadp Gym Teacher's Assistantp Foot- ball Coaching Stafig Glee Club. BE AT GOD'S WILL LINDA COSTA Italian Clubg Assistant to Mrs. Rafterg Assistant to Mrs. Rossg Mrs, Hecht's Officeg Emergency Room Squad. TO BE A SUCCESS IN ALL I DO IOSEPH COSTANTINO Secretaryg Service Squadg Class Representative. COMMERCIAL ARTIST STATE TECH LOUIS COTRONEO Orchestrag Cafeteria Squad. MEDICAL PROFESSOR ST. IOI-IN'S UNIVERSITY IOSEPHINE CRACCHIOLO News Representative. TO MAKE THOSE I LOVE PROUD OF ME SALVATORE CRISTADORO TO BECOME A MAIOR IN THE MARINE CORPS IENNIE CURCIO Locker Squadg Secretary to Mr. Eisherg Secretary to Mrs. LeBoWg Cantatag Late Squad. TO REGRET ONLY THE THINGS I HAVEN'T DONE, AND NOT THOSE WHICH I HAVE ANGELINA D'ANGELO EDWARD D'ANGELO. Ir. G.O. Representative 3 termsg Locker Squadg Cafeteria Squadg Secretary to Mr. Gordon. TO MAKE A SUCCESS OF MY REMAINING LIFE PENN STATE MAXINE DANISH Secretary to Mr. Barony Secre- tary to Mr. Levineg Cafeteria Squad. TO MAKE THOSE WHO LOVE ME PROUD OF ME PACE INSTITUTE CNightJ CONNIE D'APONTI News Representativeg L o c k e r Squadg Library Squad. TO BE A GOOD WIFE STEVE DASARO Service Squad. SUCCESS IN THE FIELD OF DENTISTRY ST. IOHN'S UNIVERSITY LEWIS DASTIS Cafete ia Squa , ter sg jeg C1 MSPPWA E cm 1. NGI R ' E TEC K , MARIE DE BRATTO Secretary to Mr. Brenner, Secre- tary to Mr. Litton, Locker Squad. TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN MY CHOSEN CAREER MARTHA DE CANDIA Secretary for Miss Dunn, Secre- tary-to-r Mr. Krengl , Assistant to - ig, a . TO I VE, N B APPY BUSIN OL ...my Z C H V e4-pu-JL.. NICK DE CICCO vc, Varsity Football, 3 years, Cafe- teria Squad, 3 years, Secretary to Coach Ostro, Service Squad, 2 years O PLA 91:0 QTA - AND .v1 i s rl, i,,eg'.4j '50-N, p QF f M- - A YLILND. N X7 MARY ANNE DE FELICE G.O. Class Representative, Red Cross Representative, Blackboard Monitor, Cantata Club. TO BE A SUCCESS IN LIFE AND MAKE THOSE WHO LOVE ME PROUD OF ME ROSEMARIE DE FILIPPI Library Squad, Secretary to Mrs. Perks, Secretary to Mr. Springer, Locker Squad, Teachers Helper. TO LIVE AND LOVE A HAPPY LIFE WITH TOBIE BROOKLYN COLLEGE tNightl 0 E R quad, r Squad, ' S I ati. T A S L S- TI HI ENT BROOK Y OLLE ELEANOR DELL' ARENA TO MAKE THOSE WHO LOVE ME PROUD OF ME MARIE DELLA CERRA Locker Squad, Cafeteria Squad. A TO BE A SUCCESSFUL LEGAL , I STENOGRAPHER . , 1 BROOKLYN COLLEGEI I 4,,1-J' ' ,JP - x .. , .1 UAYIIJJ .J sap F IL' 1 ' 1 1 I ' J 1 f - Jjv' . , I 4 ' I 8 CARL DELL' OLIO Service Squad. U.S. Navy-Electrician STATE TECH lNightJ SAM DE LUCA Football Team, 3 years, Service Squad, Z years. PHYSICAL EDUCATION TEACH- ER PENNSYLVANIA UNIVERSITY TERRY DE MAIO Secretary to Mrs. Stella, Mrs. Roth, Assistant to Mr. Bruno, Teacher's Helper, Spanish Club, Marquis Re'presentative, Library Squad, Cafeteria Squad, Emer- gency Squad. TO MAKE THOSE I LOVE HAP- PY BY ACHIEVING A SUC- CESSFUL GOAL BROOKLYN COLLEGE KATHERINE DE MARCO Cafeteria Squad, Secretary to Mrs. Palevsky. TO BE A SINGER BROOKLYN COLLEGE 'Q MILDRED DENES Chief Iustice of Student Court, 2 terms, Iunior Arista, Senior Aris- ta, Legend Art Staff, Current Problems Club, Marquis Art Staff, Major L Insignia. TO STUDY IN THE FIELD OF MEDICINE BROOKLYN COLLEGE GRACE DE PERGOLA Secretary to Mrs. Lifton, Library Squad, G.O. Representative. TO GO THROUGH LIFE MAK- ING PEOPLE HAPPY STANLEY DERSHOWITZ Program Committee, Cafeteria Squad. TO BE A SUCCESSFUL AC- COUNTANT N.Y.U. FILAMINA DE SENA Associate Editor of News, Editor- in-Chiet of Le Tricolore, Lafayette News Reporter, 2 terms. TO SUCCEED AND BE HAPPY IN WHATEVER CAREER I WISH TO UNDERTAKE BROOKLYN COLLEGE THERESA DE SETTO Service Squad, Teacher's Helper, Volleyball Club, Secretary of Class, Mrs. Canning's Helper. TO GET A GOOD IOB AND HAVE TO DEPEND ON NO ONE BARRY DIAMOND Orchestra, 6 terms, Senior Band, Concert, Major L for Service. TO BE SUCCESSFUL AND MAKE MY PARENTS PROUD OF ME US. AIR FORCE .4-Q, IH? ,, N i.,.,-ff? 1 X, ,f ,eg in-r M CAROLE DICK Orchestra, 5 terms, Major L in Music, Secretary to Mr. Goldman, 2 terms, Secretary to Mr. Schnapp, 4 terms, Attendance Office Squad. TO BE A SUCCESSFUL BUYER BROOKLYN COLLEGE ' NEA DI CRISTO , we 1o U.s. NAVY, 1 . Q I ' Dfw ' . 5 X .t ', I AL ' ' K.. . if IOSEPH DIPPOLITO Orchestra, Band. TO BECOME A VETERINARIAN ROBERT DONGARA MY ONLY AMBITION IS TO BUILD A HOT ROD BARBARA DOWELL Iunior Coaches, Prefect Secre- tary, ZVZ years, Locker Room Supervisor, l year, Library Squad, Cafeteria Squad, TO BE ASUCCESSFUL PHO- TOGRAPHER BROOKLYN COLLEGE fNightl ROSE MARY DRAGO Basketball Club, Library Squad, 3 terms, Secretary for Mr. Rap- paport. TO SHARE LIFE'S HAPPY PATH WI H CLEM FOREVER HU R COLLEGE ggi- w -Vi f fl RMI DRAGONETTI o tball ad, I year, Leaders ?,fVCorps, teria Squad, Service Sl Squid ..-TO E SU CESSPUL AND MAKE f U ALL T SEJW o Lovs ME P or M sr. H ERSITY MARTIN DREIBLATT Band, 3 years, Cafeteria Squad, I term, Orchestra, I term, Lead- ers Corps. CITY COLLEGE BERNARD DRUCKER Chemistry Squad, Locker Squad, Service Squad, Cafeteria Squad. TO BE A CREDIT TO MY PAR- ENTS AND BECOME A DOC- TOR L.I.U. DOLORES EDELMAN Secretary to Mr. Bruno. TO SUCCEED IN EVERYTHING I UNDERTAKE EVELYN EDSON Senior Arista, Speakers' Bureau, Legend and Lafayette News Photography Staffs, G.O. Shows, Senior, Show, Switchboard Squad, Secretary to Mr. Leviton. SEEING THE WORLD WAS NOT ENOUGH FOR ME, MARS WILL BE MY LIMIT BROOKLYN COLLEGE ROBERT EILENBERG Prefect Class President, Library Squad, Cafeteria Squad. SUCCESS IN LIFE BROOKLYN COLLEGE RITA EISENBLATT Secretary to Miss Rubin, 3 terms, Secretary to Mr. Lifton, 2 terms, Cafeteria Squad, I term: MVS- Waks' Helper, 2 terms, Miss Weissman's Helper, l term. TO LEAD A HAPPY LIFE AND MAKE MY LOVED ONES PROUD OF ME SEYMOUR EISENMAN Editor-in-Chief, Associate Editor, and News Editor of Lafayette News, Math Team, Biology Squad, Senior Arista, Cafeteria Squad. TO BE A SUCCESS IN LIFE- DOCTOR BETHANY COLLEGE IEROME ELKIN History Office, Locker Squad, Mimeograph Squad, Soccer Team. COMMERCIAL ARTIST AND IN- DUSTRIAL ARTIST STATE TECH SHIRLEY ELKIN Secretary to Mr. Rappaport, Help- er to Mrs, Gardner, Secretary to Miss Feinberg, Service Squad, G.O, Representative. TO SHARE MY SORROW AND IOYS WITH THAT WONDER- FUL BOY MURIEL ELLENPORT Student Court, Secretary in Grade Adviser's Office, Secretary to Mrs. Hamptman, Worked in Attend- ance Office, Usher Squad, Leg- end Staff. TO BE A SUCCESS IN MY UN- DERTAKINGS AND TO MAKE THE ONES I LOVE PROUD OF ME AND LIVE A HAPPY AND WHOLESOME LIFE BROOKLYN COLLEGE LARRY ELOVICH Service Squad, Cafeteria Squad. TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN WHAT- EVER I ATTEMPT TO DO BROOKLYN COLLEGE BARBARA EPSTEIN Associate Editor-in-Chief of Leg- end, Feature Editor of Lafayette News, Senior Arista, junior Aris- ta, Major L for Service, G.O. Representative Cafeteria Squad, Senior Council. TO CONTINUE THE EDUCATION OF MANKIND THROUGH THE FIELD OF IOURNALISM CORNELL UNIVERSITY FLORENCE EPSTEIN Secretary to Mr. Baron, Account- ing Office Squad, 2 years, Teach- er's Helper. TO BE A SUCCESS IN LIFE BROOKLYN COLLEGE MICHAEL EPSTEIN Senior Arista, Varsity, 2 terms, Handball Team, 2 terms, Winner in District Mirror Handball Tour- nament, Chemistry Squad, Presi- dent of Prefect Class. A I I-' Sl A ' 14 TO BECOME A SUCCESSFUL ,Q SINGER OR CHEMICAL ENGI- NEER 6' BROOKLYN POLYTECHNIC IN- STITUTE S ERIC ERIKSSON Iunior Arista, Senior Arista, Or- chestra, 5 terms, Projection Squad, Public Address Squad. TO BE A SUCCESS IN ALL MY ENDEAVORS BROOKLYN POLYTECHNIC IN- STITUTE BRUCE ERLICHMAN Band, l year, Orchestra, 3 years, Major L for Music, Major L for Service, Cafeteria Squad, Arista. TO BE A SUCCESSFUL ELEC- TRICAL ENGINEER CITY COLLEGE IRVING ESKENAZI Locker Squad, Cafeteria Squad. TO KNOW HIM IS TO LOVE HIM BRN was CELIA ESSES Library Squad, 2 terrns, Grade Adviser's Office, Miss Linck's Helper, 3rd terrn. TO BECOME A HIGH-RANKING SECRETARY IN THE GOVERN- MENT STEPHEN FASONE TO BECOME AN ELECTRICAL ENGINEER CITY COLLEGE DOLORES FAZIO Secretary to Mrs. Hauptman. TO FULFILL ALL THE WISHES OF THOSE WHO LOVE ME , ROBERT FEINBERG 5Lafdyett6 News, Service Squad, Cafetertfr-Squad. fra BE A SUCCESS IN THE V FIELD or PAHAEMAQY , , , ,I -BEHQIUYIN COLLEGE OPKPHAR- ACY 5 ' I ' , , higll ,'f ,3'Ju? Y 4 4 . E' T' 1 ji!!! :Qi-,,f'1' ' SHEILA FELCHEH Iunior Arista, Senior Arista, Teacher's Secretary, G.O. Class Representative. TO REPAY MY PARENTS' FAITH IN ME WITH SUCCESS BROOKLYN COLLEGE HAROLD FELDHEIM Chess Club, Chemistry Club, Current Problems Club. PSYCHIATRY BROOKLYN COLLEGE LEONARD FELDMAN Cafeteria Squadg Service Squadg Locker Squadg Biology Squadg Math Club. TO BE A CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT CITY COLLEGE SHEILA FELDMAN Secretary to Mrs. Iohansong At- tendance Squadg Secretary to Mr. Brennerg Lafayette News Repre- sentativeg Secretary to Mr, Ol- shansky, Mrs. Simon. TO BE A SUCCESSFUL BOOK- KEEPER BROOKLYN COLLEGE RUTH FENSTER Glee Club, 2 termsg Concert Glee Clubg Locker Squad, 3 terrnsg Service Squadg Secretary to Miss Dunng Secretary to Mrs, Brennen. TO SUCCEED IN ALL MY UN- DERTAKINGS AND MAKE A GOOD DENTIST'S WIFE STATE TECH IOEL FERZIGER Major L g Iunior Aristag Senior Aristag Chemistry Laboratoryg Physical Science Office Squadg Secretary and President of Chem- istry Club. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING CITY COLLEGE RACHELLE FHIMA Secretary to Mr. Blankg Secre- tary to Miss Dunng Helper in Grade Adviser's Officeg Helper to Mrs. Palevsky. TO FULEILL MY FONDEST DREAMS CITY COLLEGE CNightJ MICHAEL FICARRA Leaders Corpg Cafeteria Squadg Locker Squad. TO BE A SUCCESS IN THE BUSI- WORLD Q Q sw ' X ff 1 s 1 , Q f -f ' +17 ,, ' ' : A I MARVIN FIELDS Senior Aristap Football Team, ELECTRICAL ENGINEER CITY COLLEGE MARLENE FINKELMAN Cafeteria S q u a dg Emergency Room Squadg Study Hall Squadp English Officeg Miss Holil'1an's Secretary. SOCIOLOGIST N.Y.U. IRVIN FINKELSTEIN CAROLYN FISCHER Mr. Grady's Office Squadg Cafe- teria Squadg Miss Lewis' Office Squad. DESIGNER BROOKLYN COLLEGE IOAN FISCHMAN Captain of the Twirlersg Legend Art Editorg Iunior Aristag Senior Aristag Marquis Art Staffg Usher Squadg Mr. Grady's Officeg Sen- ior Council. TO BE A SUCCESSFUL COM- MERCIAL ARTIST ALFRED UNIVERSITY STANLEY FISHEL Baseball Team, 3 years. PROFESSIONAL BASEBALL PLAYER OR PHYSICAL EDU- CATION TEACHER AND BASE- BALL COACH CORTLAND STATE AY FISHLER B ' ' ' I IOE FRADELLA I Physics Squad, Chemistry Squad, Late Squad. TO BECOME A SUCCESSFUL IN- DUSTRIAL DESIGNER UNIVERSITY OF BRIDGEPORT ESTHER FLEISCHER English Office, l year, Table Captain, English Office, Regent Week. TO SHOW THE WORLD THEY ARE WRONG ABOUT MAR- RIAGES SUCH AS MINE BY LIVING A HAPPY MARRIED LIFE WITH IOHN KARL FLEISCHMANN Grade Representative, 3rd, 4th, Sth terms, Assistant Chief lustice of Student Court, Boy Leader of lunior Arista, Senior Arista, Ma- jor L , Mirror Youth Forum, Brooklyn Borough Council Rep- resentative, 3 terms, Cafeteria Squad. TO BE A WORTHWHILE CITI- ZEN ' COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY LILLIAN FLIEGER Late Squad, 3 terms. TO ACOUIRE A GOOD EDUCA- TION AND BE A SUCCESS IN THE BUSINESS WORLD BROOKLYN COLLEGE BEHNICE FLUSBERG lunior and Senior Arista, Marquis Representative, Mrs. O'Shea's Secretary, Secretary to Miss Hol- ihan. TO LEAD A HAPPY AND USE- ' EUL LIFE BROOKLYN COLLEGE ELAINE FOX Marquis Staff, Mr. Grady's Office Squad, 4 terms, Marquis Repre- sentative, Locker Squad, Math Office Squad. INDUSTRIAL PSYCHOLOGIST Cl'l'Y COLLEGE TO BE A CREDIT TO MY HOME AND MY COUNTRY IN ALL I ,I i LORETTA FREEDMAN lunior and Senior Arista, Legend Staff, Marquis Staff, G.O. Class Representative, Math Office. SOCIAL WORKER BROOKLYN COLLEGE SYLVIA FRIED Iunior Arista, Senior Arista, Math Office Squad. BROOKLYN COLLEGE ARLINE FRIEDMAN Treasurer of G.O., Assistant to Treasurer, lunior Arista, Major L , Accounting Office Assistant, 2 terms, Secretary to Mrs. O'Shea, Secretary to Mrs. Rafter. TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN ALL MY ENDEAVORS BROOKLYN COLLEGE ARTHUR FRIEDMAN Art Squad, Marquis Art Staff, Legend Art Staff, Lafayette News Artist. TO PE A SUCCESSFUL CAR- TOONIST AND SOMEDAY WORK IN THE WALT DISNEY STUDIOS CARTOONIST AND ILLUSTRA- TORS SCHOOL. EDVVARD FRIEDMAN Chemistry Club, Chemistry Lab- oratory Squad, Student Court, Senior and lunior Arista, Physi- cal Science Office, Major TO BECOME A RESEARCH CHEMIST MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OE TECHNOLOGY GLENDA FRIEDMAN Ushers Squad, Library Squad, 2 terms. TO LIVE THE LIFE I LOVE AND LOVE THE LIFE I LIVE IANET FRIEDMAN Late Squad for Mr, Lief, Helper to Mrs. Schaeffer and Mrs. Engle- bourg, Helper to Mr. Friedman of Bookkeeping, Helper to Mr. Bar- on. TO BE A GOOD SECRETARY IN THE BUSINESS WORLD ROBERT FRIEDMAN Rifle Team, 2 terms. TO MAKE THOSE WHO LOVE ME PROUD OF ME DOCTOR UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA ANGELA FRISCIA English Office, Mr. Pocai's Office, Cantata, G.O, Representative. TO MAKE EVERYONE I LOVE AND THOSE WHO LOVE ME PROUD OF ME BROOKLYN COLLEGE MARIA FRUGONI Captain of Boosters, Captain of Go-Getters, Secretary in Mr. Grady's Office, Late Squad, Lock- er Squad. TO ACHIEVE SUCCESS IN THE FIELD OF NURSING ST. CATHERINE'S SCHOOL OF NURSING TONY FRULIO Baseball Team, 2 terms, Helper to Mrs. Palevsky. TO BE A PROFESSIONAL BALL PLAYER CORTLANDT STATE 'QW , 8 -5 , ipslllihj R N X STEPHEN FULLER Fire VVarden, 2 terms, Library Squad. PHARMACIST BROOKLYN COLLEGE OF PHAR- MACY RONALD FUNT TO BECOME A DENTIST BROOKLYN COLLEGE SEPH TO B AN GINEER CITY L CE . mfg? Ski VINCENT GALANTI Service Squad, Leaders Corps. UNITED STATES NAVAL MA- CHINIST STATE TECH A MIKE GALARDI Cafeteria Squad, Locker Squad. I.B.M. TROUBLESHOOTER LOUISE GALLO Mr. Barons Office Helper, Girls' Emergency Room, Mr, Lifton's Office Helper, Iunior and Senior Arista. TO MAKE MY MOTHER HAPPY ROBERT GALVAN Service Squad, SALESMAN CITY COLLEGE FRANCES GAMBINO TO LIVE, LOVE AND HAP- PY WITH PHIL BUSINESS SCHOOL AMBINO Gym Monitor. TO BE A GOOD HUSBAND TO ROSE CAROLE GANES Iunior Aristay Secretary to Mr. Zarachoff, Secretary to Miss Hol- ihang Secretary to Miss Daly, Senior Arista. TO HAVE A HAPPY AND SUC- CESSFUL FUTURE WITH EL- LIOTT BROOKLYN COLLEGE IOEL GANZ Senior Arista, Iunior Arista, Mr. Sl'ieerin's Secretary, 4 terms, Bi- ology Squad, Library Squad, 2 terms. TO BE A DOCTOR URSINUS or BETHANY COLLEGE IANISE GARDNER Secretary to Miss Lewis, 2 terms, Marquis Representative, Lafay- ette News Representative. TO ACHIEVE HAPPINESS AND SUCCESS IN THE BALLET IUILLIARD SCHOOL OE DANCE TOSEPHINE GARRETTO Secretary to Mr. Liiton, 2 terms, Secretary to Miss Schwartz, Sec- retary to Miss Rubin, Mrs. Zeig- er's Helper, Senior Arista. TO MAINTAIN A CHEERFUL DISPOSITION AND MAKE THOSE WHO LOVE ME PROUD OF ME ROSE GART Arista, Spanish Club, Grade Ad- viser's Office. TO BE ABLE TO MAKE THOSE WHO LOVE ME PROUD OE ME CITY COLLEGE MOHTON GELLER Locker Squad, Mr. Pocai's Office Squad, Cafeteria Squad. TO BE A SUCCESSFUL BUSI- NESSMAN STATE TECH ALAN GELIM Service Squad, C ua . TO BEC E CESSEU PWM ROSALIE GERACI Switchboard S q u a dp Cafeteria Squad, Mrs. Pollack's Helper, Secretary to Miss Brown. TO LIVE, LOVE, AND BE HAPPY PAUL GERBER Physics Laboratory, 2 terms, G.O. Representative, 2 terms, Baseball Team, 2 years. BASEBALL PLAYER IN HE MA- Joris Li 7 RIO GRANDE Aluljff' ' UQ , jj L' I MVJL, 4 F , V ,, 1 A. ,ff VNU BOB GERSHON Band. TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN ALL MY MEUTURE UNDERTAKINGS CAROLE GEWANT Legend Art Staff, G.O. Class Rep- resentative, I term, Attendance Office, 3 terms, Prefect Class President, 2 terms, Secretary to Miss Marans, l term. TO MAKE MY PLACE IN THE FIELD OF MUSIC BEAVER COLLEGE OTTAVIO GIANNETTI Service Squad, 2 terms, afeteria , 1' if I COM A CERTIFIED PUB- LIC ACCOUNTA fi 5 . ' . I IOE GIANO Legend Art Staff. COMMERCIAL ARTIST STATE TECH DOLORES GIMBEI. Mr. Grady's Office, 3 terms. TO BRING HAPPINESS TO THOSE WHO LOVE ME RALPH GINDI Service Squad, Leaders Corps. TO SUCCEED IN THE BUSINESS WORLD 'Qs f 4' -X W X ,iff f 'f 47 I Muff J ' W , 4 ,f f ,I ,if y Qw , V ,. . f Y 'W1 f ,milf-, K V ' f in , f , . I 234 f 4 'QI g .. H -. f ' I 3 . I ttf ig, ' -tt I I it it .. V 3' . 1 I MW M gf 4, If ,ff I f I X I I f, 5, nm, ' ,A ff FRANCES GIOIA Prefect Secretary, 7th and 8th terms, English Secretary, Library Squad, Teacher's Helper. TO BE A SUCCESS IN MY WORK AND MARRIAGE BUSINESS SCHOOL IACK GIORDANO Orchestra, I year, Varsity Base-I ball, l term, Grade Advisers Of- fice, 3112 years, Cafeteria Squad. TO BE A SUCCESS IN AVIATION ACADEMY OF AERONAUTICS LYDIA GIORDANO Secretary for Mr. Levitan, Can- tata, Service Squad, G.O. Rep- resentative. TO MAKE THE ONES I LOVE PROUD OE ME AND GET' MARRIED IN THE FUTURE. YEARS BROOKLYN COLLEGE FRANK GISSI Cafeteria Squad, Assistant to Mr.. Kelman, 2 years, Service Squad: Locker Squad. TO BE A SUCCESSFUL BUSI- NESSMAN AND MAKE THOSE. WHO LOVE ME PROUD OF MEL COOPER UNION BERNARD GLASSMAN Iunior and Senior Arista, Major L , Golden Ayin, President of French Club, President of He- brew Club, English Office, Lock- er Squad, Emergency Room, Physics Laboratory. TO BECOME A SUCCESSFUL TEACHER BROOKLYN COLLEGE ROSLYN GLEANA Glee Club, Art Secretary to Mr- Santora, Library Squad, 2 terms, Lafayette Concert Glee Club, Christmas Program, Secretary to Miss Smith, Marquis Represen- tative for Mrs. Levin. TO SUCCEED IN THE FIELD OE HISTORY AND TO SUCCEED IN MARRIAGE BROOKLYN COLLEGE Y V7-7 ,...,..i1-- FRANCES GLORIOSO Secretary to Mr. Baron, 1 term, Cafeteria Squad, Teachers Help- er. TO LIVE A LONG AND HAPPY LIFE BROOKLYN COLLEGE fNightl CAROLE GOLDBERG Switchboard Operator, Library Squad, 3 terms, Marquis Repre- sentative, Cafeteria Squad, l term, Dr. Hartman's Secretary. TO MAKE MY LOVED ONES PROUD OF ME IN MY FUTURE ACHIEVEMENTS PACE INSTITUTE tNightl CHESTER GOLDBEHG Locker Squad, I term, Lunch Room Squad, l term. TO BE SUCCESSFUL AND MAKE THOSE WHO LOVE ME PROUD BROOKLYN COLLEGE ELAINE GOLDBERG Mrs. Kunnes' Helper, 2 terms, Mrs. Ross' Helper, l term. TO BE A CREDIT TO MYSELF AND MY FAMILY BROOKLYN COLLEGE SHERMAN GOLDBERG Projection Squad, Physical Sci- ence Laboratory. LAWYER BROOKLYN COLLEGE STUART GOLDBERG TO BE A succiass IN FIELD WHICH 1 cnoosiaf I ,af- sr E TECH , If 0 Lf, ,fa if ip 1 f 1 jfkff ,L 7 V X ,fy Q9 ff 'Fil fi 41? DEANNE GOLDMAN Drarnatics Club, Iunior Arista, Secretary to Mr. Krumbein, Mr. Rizzuto and Mrs. Zeiger, Senior Arista. KINDERGARTEN TEACHER TO GET MARRIED AND PRO- DUCE MY OWN CLASS BROOKLYN COLLEGE AL GOLDSTEIN Varsity Football, 3 ye rlm af teria Sq Odin Servi U- uddt V o's Sgr yz F cior O-M E b , I LOV UNIVE 'V A PENljSYLV A X 25 Y ,I I A J - rmspiagikgw ' Y U' M ' A 1 RHODA GOLOB Iunior and Senior Arista, Secre- tary to Prefect and Subject Teacher. LEGAL STENOGRAPHER IOYCE GOODMAN Mr. Grady's Office, 5 terms, Miss Lewis' Office. PSYCHOLOGIST UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHU- SETTS FRANCES GORDON Mrs. Dufort's Office, Mrs. Kunnes' Office, Secretary to Mr. Levine and Mr. Horn. TO LIVE THE LIFE I LOVE AND LOVE THE LIFE I LIVE DANIEL GOTTEHRER French Club, Social Studies Of- fice, Cafeteria Squad. TO MAKE EVERY ONE I KNOW PROUD OF ME BROOKLYN COLLEGE BARBIE GRANT Cafeteria Squad, Lafayette News Representative. CHEMICAL ENGINEER BROOKLYN POLYTECHNIC IN- STITUTE FRANK GRAVIANO G.O. Representative, TO ATTEND COLLEGE AND THEN HAVE A CAREER IN THE NAVY STATE TECH GLORIA GRAZI Secretary to Mr. Levitan, At- tendance Office, Secretary to Mr. Grady. TO MAKE THOSE WHO LOVE ME PROUD OF ME BROOKLYN COLLEGE MERANGILA GRECO Library Squad, Miss Hecht's Squad, Secretary to Miss Smith, Miss Brown, Mr. Litton, Mrs. Hauptman, Mrs, Lefkowitz and Mr. Levine, Iunior Arista. TO BE A SUCCESS PACE INSTITUTE IACK GREEN Assistant to Mrs. Dufort, Cafe- teria Squad, Service Squad. TO MAKE A SUCCESS OF MY- SELF IN MY BUSINESS EN- DEAVORS TIIELMA GREENWALD OFFICE WORKER BROOKLYN COLLEGE LOUISE GRILLO Secretary of Class, Cafeteria Squad, Teacher's Helper, Supply Monitor in Art Class. TO BE A SUCCESS IN LIFE AND MAKE THOSE WHO LOVE ME PROUD OF ME BROOKLYN COLLEGE fNightl LEONARD GROSS Baseball Team, Zgyears, Cafe- teria Squad, Late quad, Major H H A 2. ...L L , I , , , f, . To BE A SUCCESSFUL, Ac- .COUNTANT fs ' N,Y.U. -1' , , I MARILYN GROSS Speakers' Bureau, Varsity Show, Deane Office, Secretary to Mrs. Levine, Mrs. Browdy, Mr. Gor- don. TO MAKE THOSE WHO LOVE ME PROUD OF MY ACHIEVE- MENTS HUNTER COLLEGE PHYLLIS GROSS Speakers' Bureau, 4 terms, Seri- ior Council, Editor-in-Chief of Written Bureau, 2 terms, Legend Staff, Ushers Squad, G.O. Shows, Senior Show. TO LIVE, LOVE AND BE HAPPY BROOKLYN COLLEGE MAX GROSSMAN Locker Squad, Cafeteria Squad, Service Squad. TO BE A SUCCESSFUL DIESEL ENGINEER BROOKLYN COLLEGE ROSALIE GROSSMAN English Office, 3 years, Locker Squad, Secretary to Miss Koech- ling, Mrs. Warshauer and Miss Smith. TEACHER BROOKLYN COLLEGE THELMA GRUBER Teachers Helperg Cafeteria Squaclg Switchboard, 2 termsg Helper to Mrs. Lifton. TO GET A MRS. DEGREE AND TO MAKE THE ONES I LOVE PROUD OF ME BROOKLYN COLLEGE INightl CW C AR CI BDO 'Cafete a quadg M B Secr ry or Gy g om oni- to A J RE A U , ND RT ' T TCH A MARIA GUCCIONE Library Squad, 2 terms. TO MAKE THOSE I LOVE PROUD OF ME ANGELA GUERRIERI Secretary to Mrs. Liftonp Helper to Mrs. Zeigerg Official Class Secretaryg Lafayette News Rep- resentativeg Service Squad. TO MAKE THOSE WHO LOVE ME PROUD OF ME COMPTOMETER OPERATOR NANCY GUGLIELMINI Secretary to Mr. Lifton, 2 termsg Secretary to Mrs. Sanders- 2 termsg Marquis Representativeg Lafayette News Representative. TO LIVE THE LIFE I LOVE AND LOVE THE LIFE I LIVE DRAKE BUSINESS SCHOOL SAL GUIDA HERBERT HADER TO MAKE MY PARENTS PROUD OF ME BROOKLYN COLLEGE DANIEL HALPERIN Senior Arista. TO BECOME A C.P.A. CITY COLLEGE IRWIN HARBUS Service Squadg Cafeteria Squad. TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN ALL MY UNDERTAKINGS BROOKLYN COLLEGE ELEANORE HARRIS Emergency Room Squad, 3 termsg G.O, Class Representative, Z termsg Lafayette News Business Staffg Marquis Staffg Legend Tech- nical Editorg Senior Councilg Prom Committee. TO TRY TO BE SUCCESSFUL, BROOKLYN COLLEGE HARRIET HARRIS Member of Twirlers, 3 yearsg Member of Legend Art Staffg Mr. GPGdYlS Ofticeg Member of Chem- istry Squadg Grade Adviser's Of- fice, ANATOMICAL ILLUSTRATOR SKIDMORE COLLEGE GERALD HARRISON Social Studies Department Office. SUCCESS IN EVERYTHING I DO BROOKLYN COLLEGE SANDY HARRISON Glee Club, 3 terms, Secretary to Mr. Levitan, Teachers Helper, Mrs. Reed. TO FILL MY HOPE CHEST WITH HAPPINESS CITY COLLEGE NATALIE HAUSER Senior Arista, Iunior Arista, Ma- jor L , Grade Advisers Squad, Library Squad, Usher Squad, English Office, Secretary to Mrs. Kunnes, Secretary to Mr. Hol- stein, Cantata Club. ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TEACH- ER BROOKLYN COLLEGE IUDY HECKER Iunior Arista, Senior Arista, Math Office, l year, Marquis Represen- tative, English Office Squad. WHAT THE FUTURE HOLDS IN STORE, ONLY TIME WILL TELL BROOKLYN COLLEGE PHYLLIS I-IERSCHOWITZ Secretary to Mrs. Perks, Librar- ian to Miss Crooks, Service Squad, Secretary to Mrs. Stim- mel, Collector of Industry Slips for Mrs. Lifton. TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN ALL MY FUTURE UNDERTAKINGS BROOKLYN COLLEGE CNightJ 'ra RZIG Se V S cgi' afeteria Squad, y l quad OLLEGE E PRO OLLEGE I ROLAND HOBBS Varsity Football, 3 years, Cafe- teria Squad, Service Squad, Leaders Corps. TO BE A SUCCESS IN ALL MY ENDEAVORS TEMPLE UNIVERSITY ' TANYA HODES Library Squad, Worked for Miss Canning, Worked for Mri Bren- ner, 2 terms, Mr. Grady's Office Squad. TO CLIMB THE LADDER OF SUCCESS AND SHARE EACH STEP WITH THOSE I LOVE CITY COLLEGE PEARL HONIG Glee Club, 2 terms, Usher Squad, English Office, Secretary to Mrs. Simons, Grade Advisers Office. TO HAVE TODAY'S PERHAPS BECOME TOMORROW'S OF COURSE BROOKLYN COLLEGE FRED HORWITZ Varsity Basketball Team, 2 years, TO BE A HAPPY BACHELOR SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA UNI- VERSITY LOUIS HOROWITZ Projection Squad. TO HAVE MY OWN BUSINESS, BE A GOOD HUSBAND TO B.G. IEANETTE HUIE Secretary for Mrs. Russell, Secre- tary for Mr. Iaffee, Secretary for Mrs. Ross, Secretary for Mrs. Winchester. TO BECOME A VERY GOOD NURSE, AND MAKE THOSE WHO LOVE ME PROUD OF ME - IEWISH HOSPITAL-SCHOOL OF NURSING MICHAEL HYMES Projection Squad, Captain, Lock- er Squad, Physics Squad, Chem- istry Squad, Member of Iunior and Senior Arista, Service Squad. TO BECOME A SUCCESSFUL ELECTRICAL ENGINEER COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY FRANK IACONO PROFESSIONAL BASEBALL PLAYER THERESA IANARI Secretary to Miss Brown, Cafe- teria Squad, TO MAKE THOSE WHO LOVE ME PROUD OE ME BUSINESS SCHOOL NORMA IANNACE Secretary to Mrs. Dufort, G.O, Representative, Locker Squad, Marquis Representative. MEDICAL STENOGRAPHER STATE UNIVERSITY NICHOLAS IANNELLI Library Squad, l term, G.O. Rep- resentative, Cafeteria Squad, Lunch. TO BE A SUCCESS IN ANY OE MY FUTURE UNDERTAKINGS AND GET RICH STATE UNIVERSITY OF AP- PLIED ARTS G SCIENCES IOSEPH IMPASTATO Band, V2 year, Orchestra, ZVZ years, Swing Band. TO BE A SUCCESS IN MUSIC IENNIE IMPELLIZERI Secretary for Mrs. Gardner, 4 years, Medical Room. TO BECOME A REGISTERED NURSE AND BE LOVED BY EVERYONE 'kia IOSIE IMPOCO Secretary for Mr. Kaster. SECRETARY-TO MAKE THOSE WHO LOVE ME PROUD OE ME MADISON BUSINESS SCHOOL MYRA IACOBS Secretary to Miss Ross and Miss Hecht, Lafayette News Represen- tative. TO LEAD A HAPPY AND WHOLESOME LIFE WITH THE ONE I LOVE BROOKLYN COLLEGE STEPHEN IANOFSKY Hebrew Club, Cafeteria Squad. RUTGERS COLLEGE OF AGRI- CULTURE SHEILA IOSEFSBERG Vice-President of G.O., Grade Representative, 5th, Sth, 7th terms, Student Court Iudge, Boosters, Speakers' Bureau, Leg- end Staff, Major L , Iunior Aris- ta, Brooklyn Borough Council. TO BE A CREDIT TO MYSELF, MY PARENTS, AND MY COM- MUNITY SKIDMORE CLARK IOSEPHS Chemistry Club, Varsity Show, Photographer on Legend. DENTAL SURGEON N.Y.U. RUDOLPH IUGO G.O. Representative, M a r q u i s Representative, Lafayette News Representative, Leaders Corps. TO BE HAPPY AND SUCCESS- FUL STATE TECH ffxfkftft. 0 'TKT'-I ,ZA CY ffl!!! ff. 4 , If A 1 fxwz BARNET JULIUS Ccfefefifl Squad, Service Squad, Gym Secretary. TO BECOME AN ELECTRICAL ENGINEER STATE TECH , 1 T6 0 15 Auciff 6fm'flffy HARVEY IURIN ' Physics Club, Chemistry Labora- tory, Cafeteria Squad, Service Squad. DENTAL TECHNOLOGIST STATE UNIVERSITY MARVIN KAHAN Physics Club, Program Commit- t . 'IPO BECOME A SUCCESSFUL BUSINESSMAN BROOKLYN COLLEGE IOAN KALINOSKI Locker Squad, 2 terms, Cafe- teria Squad, l term, Miss Hecht's Squad, 2 terms. TO MAKE THOSE WHO LOVE ME PROUD OF ME AND TO BE A GOOD WIFE TO CHRIS BUSINESS SCHOOL IUDY KALINS English Office Squad, 3 terms, Grade Adviser's Office, Gradua- tion Usherette, Secretary to Miss Dunn, 2 terms, Helper to Mr, Sam Levine, Secretary to Mrs. Shaef- fer, Mrs. Palevsky, Mrs. Eisen- stadt, Mr. Singer. TO BE WORTHY OF THE LOVE AND UNDERSTANDING I RE- CEIVE, AND TO MAKE THOSE WHO GIVE ME THIS LOVE PROUD OF ME N.Y.U. MARTIN KALMAN Sports Editors of Lafayette News, Senior Arista. TO BECOME A SUCCESSFUL CHEMICAL ENGINEER BROOKLYN POLY TECH Nut AGNES KANE Iunior and Senior Arista, Mr. Grady's Office Squad, Miss Koechling's S e c r e ta r y, Miss Weiner's Secretary, Math Office Squad. TO LIVE HAPPILY EVER AFTER BROOKLYN COLLEGE ARTHUR KAPLAN Orchestra, 4 years, Varsity Show, Senior Band, Concert, Swing Band, Senior Show, Major L for Service. TO BE A SUCCESSFUL MUSI- CIAN AND MAKE MY FOLKS PROUD OF ME IUILLIARD SCHOOL OF MUSIC RICHARD KAPLAN Football, l year, Locker Squad, Projection Squad, Mimeography Squad, Cafeteria Squad, Major ..L,, ro' BECOME A SUCCESSFUL ATroRNEY ERooKLYN COLLEGE MYRNA KAPLOWITZ Iunior Arista, Dean of Girls' Of- fice, Biology Laboratory Squad, Social Studies Office. CHILD PSYCHOLOGIST BROOKLYN COLLEGE ALVIN KASSAN Locker Squad, TO MAKE MY FAMILY AND FRIENDS PROUD OF ME BROOKLYN COLLEGE SHIRLEY KASSIN Secretary to Mrs. Palevsky, As- sistant to Librarian, Helper on Late Squad, Worked in Emer- gency Roo-rn. TO ACHIEVE FAME AND FOR- TUNE MIAMI UNIVERSITY ,.,, ..... -Y-4.1. -1--1m..E. LILLIAN KATTAN Secretary to Mrs. Eisenstodt, Sec- retary to Miss Linck. TO FIND EULFILLMENT AND HAPPINESS N.Y.U. SARA KATTAN Helper to Miss Srnith, Mrs. Wil- son, Mrs. Robinson. HOPING FOR A MRS. DEGREE BROOKLYN COLLEGE ERNEST KATZ Varsity Show, 2nd term, Worked for Mr. Pocai, Service Squad, Leaders Corps, TO BE A SUCCESS IN FUTURE YEARS N.Y,U. MARTIN KATZ Rifle Team, Leaders Corps. TO MAKE THOSE WHO LOVE ME PROUD OE ME U.S. COAST GUARD MAX KATZ Service Squad, Iunior Arista. ENGINEER BROOKLYN COLLEGE IUDITH KATZEN Secretary in Language Office, I year, Lafayette News Represen- tative, l year. TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN WHAT- EVER I UNDERTAKE BROOKLYN COLLEGE f 'l I , ,, '53 A -at crsr , L --N X A I af' ss. .S X .iv f VHF! FLORENCE KAUFMAN Iunior Arista, Mr. Kaster's Secre- tary, 3 years, Secretary to Sub- ject Class Teachers. TO MAKE THOSE WHO LOVE ME PROUD OF ME BROOKLYN COLLEGE IRMA KELLNER Cantata, Z terms, Usher Squad. TO MAKE THE ONES WHO LOVE ME PROUD OE ME STATE TECH ALLEN KENIGSBERG Mimeograph Squad, Cafeteria Squad. BUYER CITY COLLEGE PAUL KESSLER Cafeteria Squad, V2 year, TO MAKE THOSE WHO LOVE ME PROUD OF ME PHARMACIST or BUSINESSMAN BROOKLYN COLLEGE RONALD KELTY TO BE A SUCCESS IN WHAT EVER FIELD I ENTER MARLENE KIRSCHNER Booster, Secretary in Language Office, Z years. BROOKLYN COLLEGE l I DR. OSWALD- TO THE CLASS OF JUNE 1953: Last week a lad came into school, introduced himself as a graduate of ten years ago and asked if he might show his wife the school. He was proud of his school and wanted her to know it as he did. I hope that each one of you has this same pride in not only the school but alsoi in himself, in his power to move forward and in his success in attainment. I would have you proud of what you are, proud of being young, when the time comes just as proud of being old, proud of being a graduate of Lafayette, proud of being an American, and above all, proud of democracy as the best form of society. Being- thus proud you will pledge yourself to making it better and better to the end that this world may become ever a fine place for ourselves and for our children. Your Principal, FREDERICK WM. OSWALD' Four LEONORA KISLANSKY Boosters, Mr. Pocai's Office, ZVQ years, Mr, Grady's Office, l year, Locker Squad, I terrn. TO BE A SUCCESS IN ALL MY ENDEAVORS AND MAKE THOSE WHOM I LOVE PROUD OF ME BROOKLYN COLLEGE BARBARA KLEIN Iunior and Senior Arista, Stu- dent Court, Marquis Representa- tive, Lafayette News Represen- tative, Glee Club Soloist. TO BECOME A SUCCESSFUL SINGER BROOKLYN COLLEGE ELAYNE. KLEIN Lafayette News, Dramatics Club, Cheering Squad, Mr. Pocai's Of- fice, Marquis Representative. TO FULFILL ALL MY DREAMS HARVEY KLEINMAN Band, 2 years, Mr. Freilicli's Math Office, 3 years, Orchestra, I term, Cafeteria Squad, I year. TO BE A SUCCESS N.Y.U. SANDY KLERSFELD Usher Squad, Senior Council, Legend Staff, Senior Show, Ian- uary '53, Secretary to Mrs. Roth. TO LOVE AND BE LOVED, THEREFORE REACHING CLOS- EST TO MY GOAL OF HAPPI- NESS DENTAL ASSISTANT BROOKLYN COLLEGE DAVID KLIPSTEIN Mirneography Squad, 2 years: Supply Squad, 2 years, TO BE A SUCCESSFUL ARCHI- TECTURAL DESIGNER AND A CREDIT TO THOSE WHO KNOW ME PRATT INSTITUTE 4 f' A .ui 5, I ,rv Q2.,.f5'ww-iv 1'f,g, -W. ,iij.7,g, , f ,viii 4,4 5 vm- V, l .1g,,V SHELDON KLIRSFELD Soccer Tearn, Teacher's Helper. TO BE A SUCCESSFUL DENTIST BROOKLYN COLLEGE dmff fri M ' Y . , V-L Vi GENE KOBLENTZ MILTON KOHN Legend Staff, Marquis Staff, Sen- ior Arista, Iunior Arista, Gym Squad, Library Squad, Physical Science Squad, TO BE A MEDICAL DOCTOR COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY ROSELLE KOROT. Library Squad, Secretary for Miss Daly, Locker Squad, Erner- gency Rodrn, Lunchroorri Squad, Secretary for Mr. Schnapp. TO MAKE THOSE WHO LOVE ME PROUD OF ME IOEI. KOROTZER Physical Science Office, Projec- tion Squad, Chemistry Club. MEDICINE ALFRED UNIVERSITY SANDY KOUFAX Varsity Basketball, Captain, Var- sity Baseball, Service Squad, Cafeteria Squad. TO BE SUCCESSFUL AND MAKE MY FAMILY PROUD OF ME U.C.L.A. TRENA KOVAI. Mr. Grady's Office Squad, Glee Club, Iunior Arista, Major L for Music, Major L for Service, Senior Arista. TO ACHIEVE SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS THROUGHOUT MY LIFE CITY COLLEGE ROSALYNNE KRAMBERG Senior Arista, Secretary to Mr. Santora, Mrs. Reid's Secretary, Locker Squad, Miss Leonards Secretary. TO BE A COMPETENT STENOG- RAPHY TEACHER AND SIP CHAMPAGNE WITH THE PRIN- CIPAL CITY COLLEGE MARILYN KRAMEISEN Library Squad, Z terms, Mr. Ol- shansky's Secretary, Cafeteria Squad, Secretary to Mrs, Lifton. TO BE A COURT STENOG- RAPHER STENOTYPE INSTITUTE CAROL KRAMER Co-Captain of Boosters, Student Court judge, Usher Squad, lunior Arista, Senior Arista, Major L for Service, Biology Laboratory Squad, Mr. Grady's Squad, Leg- end Staff, Physics Squad, Treas- urer of Senior Arista, Senior Council. TO LEARN ALL I CAN AND USE THIS KNOWLEDGE TO THE BEST ADVANTAGE BROOKLYN COLLEGE SHEILA KRAMER Secretary in Office, I terrri, Eng- lish Office, I term, Late Squad, Cafeteria Squad. TO HAVE ALL THE HAPPINESS POSSIBLE AND ONLY ENOUGH SORROW TO SHOW ME THE DIFFERENCE AND BE A GOOD WIFE TO SYDNEY UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI MARTIN KRAMS Business Editor of Legend, Cir- culation Manager of Lafayette News, Physics Squad, Cafeteria Squad, News Staff. TO BE THE MAN MY PARENTS WANT ME TO BE N.Y.U. it I fa, , Qi 1 - .li r., 'im . T , U mf? III! f X' t J + K f f 1 P , , T z 4' fw ,, Eff ,V 3, MILTON KRAUSE Service Squad, Locker Squad. TO GRADUATE BROOKLYN COLLEGE HENRY KRAVIS Locker Squad, Cafeteria Squad, Football Squad, I year. TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN ALL MY UNDERTAKINGS MIAMI UNIVERSITY GLENDA KRAVITZ Iunior Arista, Senior Arista, Ma- jor L , Grade Adviser's Squad, Library Squad, Usher Squad, Secretary to Mr. Rappaport, Sec- retary to Mr. Holstein. TO BE AN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TEACHER BROOKLYN COLLEGE SHELDON KREINBERG TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN ALL MY UNDERTAKINGS STATE TECH ERNA KRIEGER G.O. Representative, Secretary in Study Hall, Worked in Secretarial Office for Miss Feinberg. TO LIVE, LOVE AND BE HAPPY BROOKLYN COLLEGE THELMA KRUGER Mrs. LoWer1haupt's Helper, Miss Iohanson's Helper. BROOKLYN COLLEGE fNightI DAVID KURTZMAN Help in Attendance Office, 5 terms, Leaders Corps. TO HAVE A SUCCESSFUL AVI- ATION CAREER IN THE AIR FORCE BROOKLYN COLLEGE ANGELA LA BARBERA Post Monitor. HOUSEWIFE GLORIA LA COLLA Lavatory Squad. TO BE A SUCCESS AS A SEC- RETARY FRANK LA FORGIA FRANCIS LAGANO Senior Council Representativeg CIass President, Sth term, Glee Club, 6 terrnsg Varsity Show of 1952, Major L in Music and Service, Secretary to Mr. Freil- ichg Secretary to Mrs. Palevsky, Secretary in Gyrn. TO LIVE, LOVE AND BE HAPPY IN ALL MY UNDERTAKINGS PRIVATE STENOGRAPHER MICHAEL LAGARY Library Squad. TO BE A SUCCESS IN THE FIELD OF TELEVISION T.V. SCHOOL A N A 5 . Il S +A XM X L. s 4 sw ,gf X t u f IOSEPHINE LA MACCHIA Late Squad. TO MAKE THOSE WHO LOVE ME PROUD OF ME SANDRA LAMBERT Worked in English Ottice, 2 years, G.O. Representative, Mar- quis Representative. TO LIVE, LOVE AND BE HAPPY N,Y.U. MARIA IOHANNA LOMANTE Secretary to Mrs. Doyaga, Miss Stack, Late Squad, G.O, Repre- sentativep Iunior Arista. TO ACHIEVE MY GOAL IN LIFE KATHARINE GIBBS SAL LA MURA Baseball Tearnl TO HAVE A HAPPY AND SUC- CESSFUL FUTURE M. ' 5 'p to Miss Hechtg ' presentative tor Mr. Shasta , Helper to Miss Linclc. SALLY LANG H r - Mr. Wallach, Helper to r a dill 4 T TO M E THOSE WHO LOVE 22222324 Q MLW 7 ,Ay- EDMUND LA POLLA Foreign Language Department, 2 years, Senior Arista. CHEMICAL ENGINEER COOPER UNION HAROLD LAUPER Football Team, 2 yearsg Service Squadg Cafeteria Squadg Locker Squad, TO BECOME AN ENGINEER CITY COLLEGE ISOBEL LAUFROUBEN Secretary for Mr. Olshanskyg Sec- retary for Mr. Friedmang Perfor- mance in Auclitoriurng G.O. Rep- resentative. TO BE AN UNDERSTANDING SOCIAL WORKER AND A DEN- TIST'S WIFE BROOKLYN COLLEGE NORMAN LEAVITT Cafeteria Squadg Service Squad. BUTCHER US. NAVY ARLINE LEE slate Squadg Assistant ,X-igvlrs. 6 Leyine Ocker sqct ew talrg J IyX'.QAs king Marquis I Stott- I 4 ,L-liq Q . I.:,.1..:f 9-555- vv TER AND MOTHER ,QQ Q31 CHILDREN BROOKLYN COLLEGE -ff MARCEL LENGA Orchestra, 3 yearsg Cafeteria Squad. AGRICULTURAL ENGINEER LONG ISLAND AGRICULTURAL AND TECHNICAL INSTITUTE RONALD LENTON Bandg Orchestrag Baseball Teamg Monitor. DOCTOR or TELEVISION TECH- NICIAN BROOKLYN COLLEGE Z .1 4 V Q A., N 0 6' Ki: s +3 fa vii QW.. :er 4 v Lrftf I A IVLIK JZ, A , .Qi ' ,, , W ,,,f M 2 I . l -, ,rfe I -a s I I 7 If lxl' ' ..,.,. 2 I Aw., -vt 'Qi' 1 if THOMAS LEONRRDI Leaders Corpsg Locker Squad: Lunch Squad. BE A BANK EXECUTIVE IIMMY LEPARD TO BE A SUCCESS IN ALL MY FUTURE UNDERTAKINGS STATE TECH IRWIN LESSER LIVE A HAPPY AND PROSPER- OUS LIFE STATE TECH ROSE LETO Library Squadg Secretary for Mrs. Winchester: Secretary for Mrs. Smithp Secretary for Mrs. Sheering Marquis Art Staffg Sen- ior Arista. COMMERCIAL ARTIST AND TO FULFILL MY PARENTS WISH- ES COLLEGE INSTITUTE OF AP- PLIED ARTS AND SCIENCES IRWIN LEVENTER Cafeteria Squaclg Library Squad. TO MAKE THE WORLD A BET- TER PLACE TO LIVE IN FOR MYSELF AND OTHERS IRENE LEVINE News Editor of Lafayette Newsp Student Court Iuclgeg Legend S1CIff: Library Squad: Cafeteria Squadg Iunior Aristag Senior Aris- tag Major CHILD PSYCHOLOGIST BROOKLYN COLLEGE MARTIN LEVINE Leaders Corps, Cafeteria Squad, Locker Squad. . DRAFTING STATE TECH MORTON LEVINE TO REALLY LIVE LIFE AND EN- IOY IT FULLY AND BE A SUC- CESSFUL DRAFTSMAN STATE TECH EDWARD LEVINS Service Squad, Cafeteria Squad, Locker Squad. TO BE A SUCCESFSUL METAL- LURGICAL ENGINEER LAFAYETTE COLLEGE BARBARA LEVY French Office, English Office, Glee Club, 3 terrns, Library Squad, Cafeteria Squad. PSYCHOLOGIST AND TO MAKE THOSE I LOVE PROUD OF ME BROOKLYN COLLEGE NORMA LEVY Secretary to Mr. Levine, Secre- tary to Mr. Bruno. TO ACHIEVE A HAPPY AND SUCCESSFUL CAREER AND DOMESTIC LIFE BELLEVUE NURSING. SCHOOL STUART LEVY Physics Squad, 2 years, Cafeteria Squad. llfg years. SOME TYPE OF NECK WORK N 8 Q5 I 1, ' '. BEM, IRWIN LEZMI First Aid Squad, 2 terrns, Gym Secretary, 2 terms, Cafeteria Squad, Helper to Mr. Bloom. TO BE A SUCCESS IN THE LIN- EN BUSINESS MIAMI UNIVERSITY IAY LICHTMAN Service Squad, Cafeteria Squad, Football Varsity, Basketball Var- sity, Mr. Pocai's Assistant. TO MAKE A MINT MIAMI UNIVERSITY ,ANITA LIEBMAN Iunior Arista, Senior Arista, Var- sity Show, Secretary to Mr. Zuck- erman, Mr. Graoly's Office. PROFESSIONAL ICE SKATER BROOKLYN COLLEGE MARTIN LIGHT Basketball Varsity, 2 years, As- sistant to Mr, Pocai, Cafeteria Squad, Service Squad, Major L for Basketball. TO BE AN ACCOUNTANT CITY COLLEGE CECELIA LINGARD Secretary and Helper to Mrs. Palevsky and Mrs. O'Loughlin, G.O. Representative for Class oi 7Cl, Secretary and Helper to Miss Holihan, Mr. Millrnan and Mrs, Brigiotti, Senior and Iunior Arista. TO FIND THOSE BLUE BIRDS OF HAPPINESS - CITY COLLEGE JAMES LINO TO BE A SUCCESS IN ANY FIELD I ENTER STATE TECH WILLIAM LIOTTA TO BE A SUCCESS DAVID LIPKOWITZ Lunch Squad. RETIRED BUSINESSMAN MARTIN LIPNACK Biology L ab o r ato r y Squad, Chemistry Laboratory S q u a d, Locker, Service, Cafeteria Squads. TO BECOME A SUCCESSFUL DOCTOR BROOKLYN COLLEGE IAMES LIPPE Soccer Team, Service Squad, Cafeteria Squad, Secretary tc Mr. Bonom, Mimeography Squad. ATTORNEY AT LAW I-IARTWICK COLLEGE STANLEY LIPTON Football Team, Orchestra. 3 years, Band, 2 years, Service Squad, Cafeteria Squad, Major L for Football. TO BECOME A MILLIONAIRE KINGS POINT .JI .. ' I I . PEIJEELIUZ , o . I fit Speakers Bureaul. IIE y ars, Glee ,gn , ZVZ years, Ciade Representative, 5 Srd. terrfij '4th term, 6th terrnitlfjfesidenflof New- gin lub, I ye'ar, Bofys' Locker ,gf quq , Piesiden.tTo'f Senior Class. A NQYA M5mcAL,orHCER sr.1 HMS COLLEGECUFPHAR- 4MACY' ' I , r' , 44, I KA . ! PATTY LOFFREDO Locker Squad, I year. TO BECOME A SUCCESSFUL MUSICIAN whiff- wr! +4 PAUL LO GRANO Mirneography Squad, Cafeteria Squad, Sound Effects Squad. DENTAL SURGEON BROOKLYN COLLEGE IOAN LOITERMAN Secretary to Mr. Krumbien, Sec- retary to Mrs. Engelbourg, Sec- retary to Mr. Shapiro, Senior Arista. EOR OUR VOCAL TRIO, THE THREE Ts TO BECOME AS FAMOUS AS THE ANDREW SISTERS BROOKLYN COLLEGE IOHN LO MONACO Varsity Soccer Team, 2 years- Captain, '52 season, Locker Squad, Service Squad, TO BECOME A PHYSICAL EDU- CATION TEACHER BROOKLYN COLLEGE GEORGE LOMBARDI GO INTO A BUSINESS WHEN I GET OUT OE THE ARMY BROOKLYN COLLEGE ffm ,4 DOMENICA LONGO Lafayette News, Secretary to Mr. Baron, G.O. Representative, Iun- ior Arista, English Class Presi- dent, Helper to Mrs. Corbett, Sen- ior Arista. TO ATTAIN A LEVEL THAT WILL MAKE THOSE WHO LOVE ME PROUD CITY COLLEGE IOHANNA LO PRESTI I-ibTC1YY Squad, l year, Circolo Firenze Italian Club. TO BE HAPPY, HEALTHY AND WISE IN EVERYTHING I DO LUCY LOTITO Captain of Volleyball Team, 2 terms, Secretary to Miss Dunn, l term. TO BECOME A SUCCESSFUL I.B.M. OPERATOR THOMAS LOWREY Attendance Office, Manager Oi Soccer Team, llfg years, Glee Club, 2 years, Newman Club. TO BE AN ITALIAN T CHER0 CITY COLLE 47 1' ' FRANCES LOWY tory Squad. TO BECOME A REGISTERED NURSE AND MAKE THE ONES I LOVE PROUD OF ME ELAINE LUCKS Cantata, English Office, Service Squad, G.O. Representative. TO SUCCEED IN ALL MY EN- DEAVORS AND MAKE MY PARENTS PROUD OF ME BROOKLYN COLLEGE FLORENCE LUCKS Helper in Grade Adviser's Of- fice, Secretary to Mr. Baron, l term, Secretary to Mr. Krumbein, I term. TO BE A SECRETARY AND MAKE THOSE 1 LOVE PROUD 'A OF ME x Secretary tor Mr. Schnapp, Lava- Q QQ THEODORE LUCHS TO BE A SUCCESS IN ALL OF MY UNDERTAKINGS BROOKLYN COLLEGE CAROLYN LUSTIG Secretary of Go-Getters, l term, Captain ot Usher Squad, 3 terms, Chairman ot Community Aid Drive, l term, Mr. Grady's Office Squad, 3 terms, Chemistry Squad. CHEMISTRY MAIOR UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN - CALIFORNIA ROBERT LUTHER General Science Club, Service Squad. TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN ALL MY FUTURE ENDEAVORS ACCOUNTANT CITY COLLEGE RICHARD LUTZER Service Squad, 2 terms. TO BECOME A SUCCESSFUL ENGINEER PRATT INSTITUTE 7? 'R , 37 V fee DINO MACCARIO TO BE AN ARCHITECT AND HAVE MY OWN BUSINESS STATE TECH BEVERLY MAGINNESS Secretary tO Mrs. Zinkin, Secre- tary to Mr, Millman. TO LIVE A LIFE OF LEISURE BROOKLYN COLLEGE GLORIA MAHANA TO HAVE A COMBINATICN OE S U C C E S S AND HAPPINESS ALWAYS BROOKLYN COLLEGE Cllightl MARCY MALEH Helper to Mrs. LeBoW, Locker Squad, Helper to Miss Dunn. TO GET A WAR CHIEF AND HAVE TEN LITTLE INDIANS N.Y.U. LOUISE MALICE Associate Editor of Marquis, Marquis Art Stall, Library Squad Typist, Secretary to Mrs. Iohan- song Locker Squad, Secretary to Mrs. Slater. TO MAKE THOSE I LOVE PROUD OE ME RICHARD MALITO IET PILOT if X! ..f' 'N MMM ff: ,.-' L C MJ! f 'V by STEVEN MANGERIAN Glee Club, Major L , G.O. Class Representative, Art Staff, 4 terms, Attendance Squadg Certificate or Merit tArtl. TO BECOME A SUCCESSFUL COMMERCIAL ARTIST COOPER UNION PAULA MANSOUR Late Squad. BOOKKEEPER-TO MAKE THOSE WHO LOVE ME PROUD OE ME BROOKLYN COLLEGE Q 'A t' ' A Q :fur ' -, , . ,. .g, XX - S Q I SWA? F3 fc, '. det. 1 g f 2 'SQ ' 5 T' x X ANTHONY MANTIONE Band, 2 terms lConcert Master at '52 Concertlg Orchestra, 2 terms: Science Squad. ENGINEER MANHATTAN QMusical Scholar- shipl ,f EDWARD MANTIONE Locker Squadg Glee Club, New- man Club, Treasurerg Secretary tor Mr. Bloom, Gym, Italian Club. TO BECOME I.B.M. OPERATOR IUDI MARGOLIN Secretary to Mr. Pocai, I termg Marquis Representative, I termg Usherette at Graduation, 2 terms. TO LEAD A FULL, HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS LII-'E U.C.L.A. ADOLPH MARINO REAL ESTATE BROKER KENNETH MARKEL Senior Arista. TO BE A SUCCESSFUL DOCTOR HAMILTON MARLENE MARKOFF Grade Adviser's Office, 3 terms, Library. TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN THE BUSINESS WORLD CARMELLA MARRA Secretary to Mrs. Rafterp Li- brary, Locker Squad, Grade Ad- viser Secretary to Miss O'Rourkeg Grade Adviser Secretary to Mr. Brenner, Mr. Pacoi, Attendance S CI U Cl dz Class Representative, Italian Club, Secretary of Class. TO MAKE THOSE WHO LOVE ME PROUD OF ME PRIVATE SECRETARY BROOKLYN COLLEGE CNightl IACK MARSHALL Marquis Literary Stall. BROOKLYN COLLEGE IOAN MARTIN G.O. Representative, 3 terms, English Office, Cafeteria Squad, Cantata. TO KEEP THE ONE I LOVE HAPPY it FR K , R A so I Ch mistry ua A HAT? b C I MON- ' .coll E . 1,4 A 0 Y V - 1 I J I . Ut' .H it , I EDDIE MASESSA Rifle Team. TO BE A SUCCESSFUL PHAR- MACIST AND A PHARMACIST MATE IN THE U.S. COAST GUARD BROOKLYN COLLEGE OF PHAR- MACY CL.I.U,J FRED MASTROMARINO Fire Wardl 5 Hall Squad, Chem- ist r ratory, Cafeteria S . E SUCCESSFUL IN THE Usi E, ORLD sr r I ,f 1 , Q- 15 ' 'Y I X UNF' I 3 ll In .1 ' lt I I Q ' ,QAQV I 'M IOYCE MATALON Teachers H e 1 p e r CZarachottl, Marquis Representative, Mrs. Palevsky's Filing Assistant, Miss Hecht's Assistant, Teacher's Sec- retary CHornl. TO WALK HAND IN HAND WITH H A P P I N E SS THROUGHOUT THE FUTURE YEARS BUSINESS COLLEGE MICHAEL MATTERA Bowling Team. BROOKLYN COLLEGE STUART MATTISON Basketball Team, Football Team, Locker Squad. TO BE A SUCCESS L,I.U. IOHN MAUGERI, High Bar Artist, Bottom Man in Handstand Team. IET PILOT - ACADEMY OF AERONAUTICS MORTON MAURER Social Studies Ottice, 2 terms. TO BECOME AN ACCOUNTANT BROOKLYN COLLEGE IOAN MAZIA Late Squad, ZVZ years, Secretary to Mr. Horn, Library Squad, llfg years. TO MAKE THOSE WHO LOVE ME PROUD OF ME LARRY MAZZELLI Glee Club. TO BE A SUCCESS IN ALL MY UNDERTAKINGS BROOKLYN COLLEGE PHILIP MAZZONE Band, Zlfg years, Hall Patrol, Leaders Corps. CHEMIST CITADEL SUZANNE MEI-ILEH Lafayette News, Secretary for Mr. Ereilich, Program Committee, Secretary to Mrs. Kunnes, Office Squad in Miss Lewis' Office. 'TO BE A SUCCESSFUL IOUR- NALIST AND MAKE THOSE I LOVE HAPPY HUNTER COLLEGE NATALIE MELNICK Secretary for Assistant Dean tGirlsJ, Senior Arista, G.O. Rep- resentative, Red Cross Represen- tative. TO BE WORTHY OF THE LOVE OF THOSE WHO LOVE ME MIAMI UNIVERSITY BERTA MELTZER Tunior and Senior Arista, Span- ish Club, Health Education Of fice, Program Committee, Marquis Art Staff. TO BE A TEACHER AND HAVE A SIDE BUSINESS OE COM- MERCIAL ART BROOKLYN COLLEGE LUCY MERLINO Lavatory Squad, Assistant to Mr, Fisher. TO TASTE IUST ENOUGH BIT- TERS IN LIFE TO APPRECI- ATE REAL HAPPINESS BUSINESS SCHOOL '7-a-W 'nik' JD Z Q. 'WW , , W 14 I f L b f 2 ,J Ibn' wi fy .' rx hz ,A MARTIN MESKIN Mime-ograph Squad. LAWYER BROOKLYN COLLEGE GERALD MESSINA Grade Representative, lst term. CHEMIST BROOKLYN COLLEGE 047 if-ff QM JW4 ' M 'I ARRIE1' MEYEROWI z Secretary to Mrs. Zinkin, L rary Squad, Worked in Accounting Office for Mr. Baron and Mr. Fish- er, Worked for Mrs. Daly in Gym, TO MAKE THE ONES I LOVE PROUD OE ME MARVIN MEYERS Leaders Corps, Cafeteria Squad, Service Squad. TO BE A SUCCESS IN COLLEGE AND BECOME RICH COLORADO UNIVERSITY CARMELA MICELI Major L , Marquis Representa- tive, 2 terms, Service Squad, 3 terms, Miss Dufort's Typist, Mrs. Lifton's Secretary. TO SHARE LOVE AND HAPPI- NESS WITH MY FUTURE HUSBAND, RICHARD FLORETTE MIERNIK Iunior Arista, Senior Arista, Eng-I lish Office, Cafeteria Squad. ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TEACH- ER BROOKLYN COLLEGE Dear Boys and Girls, May the future bring you happiness and success. I hope that you leave us, well schooled in lessons, well developed in character, to justly and forthrightly meet the new challenges that face you. May you always regard your stay here at Lafayette with affection for all of us who have worked with you, with appreciation of the ,good that we have tried to instill and with a full sense of things achieved. May you go armed with courage and goodness. I am grateful for the part that I have been allowed to play in your growing up. It is hard to say goodbye to boys and girls whom I have grown to love and whom I would wish to keep near me, and yet, it is that very goodbye that brings you closer to the fulhllment of all my wishes for you. I know you can only achieve this by taking the next step. With each new step my prayers attend you. Goodbye and God bless you all. Your Grade Advisor, VERA DUFORT MRS. DUFORT GRACE MILAZZO Marquis Representative, Secre- tary to Mrs. Greenfield, G.O. Re'p- resentative, Iunior Arista, Cate- teria Table Captain. TO MAKE THOSE WHO LOVE ME PROUD OF ME BROOKLYN COLLEGE CNightI PATRICIA MINA Locker Squad, Teacher's Helper. TO MAKE MY LOVED ONES PROUD OF ME EASTERN SCHO L O YSI- CIANS' AID nt A ist- ant XI' I ' JAY, ,J M'-M I if BOB MINNITI School Band, Orchestra, Leaders Corps Squad. BE A SUCCESSFUL MUSICIAN AND TO MAKE MY MOTHER PROUD OF ME BROOKLYN COLLEGE ESTHER MIZRAHI Nurse's Helper, 5 terms, Miss HoIil'1an's Secretary, Mrs. Ehren- berg's Helper, I term, Captain of Cateteria Squad, I term. BE A SUCCESS IN THE BUSI- NESS WORLD AND TO MAKE THOSE WHO LOVE ME PROUD OF ME BROOKLYN COLLEGE CNightI RICHARD MONA Projection Squad, 2 years. TO BE VERY SUCCESSFUL PATSY MONACO Cafeteria Squad, Locker Squad, Leaders Corps, Service Squad. TO BECOME A COP BROOKLYN COLLEGE 'MW W I RE X ,flassslgprese a' -e rm. O B OM 'FTSIVIANJ' CITY Cry- I n 'fy I jf! U -. I L I , - rf' Q ,- m 44 V jf LLOYD MORIBER Senior Grade Representative, Iunior Arista, Senior Arista, Lat- ayette News, Marquis, Legend. TO BE A SUCCESSFUL SUR- GEON BROOKLYN COLLEGE ROBERT MOSKOWITZ Locker Squad, Cafeteria Squad, Service Squad. TO BE A SUCCESSFUL DENTAL. SURGEON STATE TECH STELLA MUSACCHIA Library Squad, llfg years, Emer- gency Room Squad, Mrs. Palev- sky's Helper. BOOKKEEPER TO LIVE THE LIFE I LOVE AND LOVE THE LIIFE I LIVE ABRAHAM MUSLIN Senior Arista, Iuriior Arista, Ma- jor L , Senior Band, Speakers' Bureau, Legend Staff. TO STRIVE FOR A HAPPIER AND PEACEFUL WORLD NEW YORK UNIVERSITY - SCHOOL OF EDUCATION IRENE NADATA Secretary to Mrs. Rafter, Secre- tary to Mrs. Brown, Mr. Grady's Office, Usher Squad, Library Squad. TO BE A SUCCESSFUL BUYER CITY COLLEGE Qs IEAN NARDINI Library Squad, I year, Late Squad, 2 years, Secretary for Miss Brown, I term, Secretary for Mr. Fisher, I term. TO BE A SECRETARY MARGARET NA I TO MAKE HO E LOVE ME WW NATALIE NEEDLEMAN Secretary to Mrs. Engelbourg. TO BE A SUCCESSFUL PIANIST BROOKLYN COLLEGE ALVIN NEUMAN Service Squad, Leaders Corps, Cafeteria Squad, Secretary to Mr. Sheerin. TO PURSUE A SUCCESSFUL CA- REER IN ACCOUNTANCY PACE INSTITUTE I FRANCES NEWMAN Glee Club, Cantata, Late Squad, Library Squad, Secretary to Mr. Gpiiman. TO MAKE THOSE I LOVE DEAR- LY PROUD OE ME BROOKLYN COLLEGE RONALD NEWIVIAN Glee Club, Concert, Red Cross Program. TO BE A SUCCESS IN THE THE- ATER BROOKLYN COLLEGE 7 M 4 'W ., T VM, M! I ff . ,ff FLORENCE NIDIT CH Captain of Go-Getters, Secretarv of Boosters, Senior Arista, Mr. Grady's Office Squad, Usher Squad, Senior Council, Major UL., TOIBE HEALTHY AND HAPPY BHooKLYN coLLEc.E ANN NISONOFF Iunior Arista, Secretary to Mrs. O'Rourke, Secretary to Mr. Kas- ter. TO BE A SUCCESS IN EVERY- THING I DO BROOKLYN COLLEGE IUDITH NOCELLA Lavatory Squad, I term. TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN ALL MY FUTURE UNDERTAKINGS MADISON SCHOOL OF BUSI- NESS MYRON NOVAK Locker Squad, Projection Squad, Service Squad, Iunior Arista, Senior Arista. ACCOUNTANT-LAWYER CITY COLLEGE-B R O O K L Y N LAW SCHOOL EDWARD O'GRADY Miss Lewis' Office, G.O. Repre- sentative, President of Class, Cafeteria Squad. TO BE A SUCCESS IN MY UN- DERTAKINGS BROOKLYN COLLEGE ROSE MARIE OLIVA Secretary for Mrs. Edison, Secre- tary for Mr, Iaffee, Attendance Monitor for Mr. Zuckerman, As- sistant to Mr, Goldstein. TO SPEND THE REST OF MY LIFE WITH PETIE IANE ONDO Iunior Coaches, Leaders Club, Basketball, Volleyball, Tennis, Badminton, Softball, Officials Clubs, Secretary to 7 Teachers, Cafeteria Squad, Emergency Room Squad, Maor L , Minor ULN TO TAKE UP PHYSICAL EDU- CATION AND BE A PROFES- SIONAL ROLLER SKATER UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA PATRICIA OPPEDISANO Speakers' Bureau, 3 terms, Can- tata, l term, Glee Club, 3 terms, Late Squad, Major TO WALK THE PATH OF LIFE WITH A KIND HEART AND OPEN MIND BROOKLYN COLLEGE HOWARD OSTERMAN Senior Band, 4 terms, Secretary in Gym, 5 terms, Cafeteria Squad. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING STATE TECH LUCY OTTIANO Iunior Arista, Segtnr Arista, Emergency Roo, ' ecretary to Mr. Lifton, Sec a y to Mr, Bon- om, Mr. Gor , . Halp rt, ' s Brown, . ca, ' A LO BAND LTHY QM? T MARY OTTOMANELLI Glee Club, Cantata, Late Squad, Secretary to Mr. Arbeit. TO MAKE THE ONES I LOVE PROUD OF ME MATTI PAATS TO BECOME A CIVIL ENGINEER GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECH- NOLOGY TONY PACE Cafeteria Squad, Teacher's Help- er, Handball Team. TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN ALL MY UNDERTAKINGS U.S. NAVY LEONARD PADERNACHT Attendance Office, Mimeograph Squadi TO BE A LABORATORY TECH- NICIAN UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHU- SETTS NORMAN PADNOS Chemistry Laboratory S q u a d, Physics L ab o r a t o r y Squad, Chemistry Club, Physics Club, Senior Arista. TO BE SUCCESSFUL BROOKLYN COLLEGE FLORENCE PANKEN TO MAKE THOSE WHO LOVE ME PROUD OF ME ESTHER PAPARO G.O. Representative, 3 terms,CiDf-f ficial Class Secretary, Lo er Squad, Lafayette News Repfggk sentative, Marquis Representa- tive. TO MAKE MY PARENTS PROUD OF ME CONSTANCE PAPPACENO , TO MAKE THOSE I LOVE PROUD OF ME NANETTE PARISI Lafayette News Staff, Legend Staff, Library Squad, Secretary to Mr. Bonorn. TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN THE FIELD OF IOURNALISM BROOKLYN COLLEGE FLORENCE PARK Secretary to Dr. Arbeit, Secretary to Mr. Singer, G.O. Representa- tive, Lafayette News Representa- tive, Service Squad. TO MAKE THOSE WHO LOVE ME PROUD OF ME BROOKLYN COLLEGE fNightI ro A Q LE TO BE A CE . '- U 1 ...A+ ' I, SALVATORE PASQUARIELLO Cafeteria Squad, Chemistry Lab- oratory. TO BE A MILLIONAIRE WESTERN KENTUCKY IDA PASSAMONTI Twirlersg Lafayette News Staff, Legend Staff, Leaders Club, Ma- jor L , Iunior Arista, Girl Lead- er of Senior Arista. TO OBTAIN SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS IN WHATEVER MY FUTURE HOLDS BROOKLYN COLLEGE SHELDON PECHMAN Cafeteria Squad. TO BECOME A PHYSICIAN N.Y.U, IOSE PEREZ Soccer Team, I year. TO MAKE MY PARENTS PROUD OF ME, AND TO BE A GOOD BUSINESS MANAGER BABSON INSTITUTE OF BUSI- NESS ADMINISTRATION ARTHUR PERLMAN President of French Club, Li- brary Squadg Cafeteria Squad, Locker Squad, Marquis Staffg Legend Staff, Senior Arista, Boy Leader of Senior Arista. TO BE A RESEARCH CHEMIST COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY ROSE ANN PERRONE S e c r e t a ry to Bookkeeping I Classy Helper to Mrs, Palevsky, TO BE A SECRETARY AND TO MAKE THOSE WHO LOVE ME PROUD OF ME IEANETTE PERROTTA Secretarial Studies Office, 2 terms, Mr. Schnapp's Secretary, Cafeteria Squad, 2 terms. BE A SUCCESS IN THE BUSI- NESS WORLD AND TO MAKE THOSE WHO LOVE ME PROUD OE ME BROOKLYN COLLEGE HOWARD PASTERNAR ' RICHARD PERSSON Mirneography Squad, Cafeteria Squad. TO EXPLORE SPACE N.Y.U. A CAREER IN THE NAVY I LETITIA PESA Library Squadg G.O. Representa- tivep Secretary lor Mr. Friedman. TO BECOME A MODEL, A SUC- CESS, AND MAKE THOSE WHO LOVE ME PROUD OF ME NATHAN PESSAH Mimeograph Squadg Math Teamg Chemistry Laboratoryg Soccer Teamg Cafeteria Squadg Major L in Service and Soccer. TO BE AN ELECTRICAL ENGI- NEER CITY COLLEGE LO PETROSINO A r v . - l llilfil .X ,J IAMES PICCARELLI LILLIAN PICCIRILLO Service Squadg Grade Adviser's Officeg Iunior Aristag Table Cap- tain. TO MARRY DAVID AND HAVE LOTS OF CHILDREN BROOKLYN COLLEGE CNightJ RICHARD PICCOLO Rifle Clubg Cafeteria Squadg Li- brary Squad. TO BECOME A SUCCESSFUL DENTIST WASHINGTON G IEFFERSON OF PA f me A L ix X5 5 xx 5 X Q V .K , N -.- iw r X 5 X ' X X 5 A A A 5 K Msg, X N 5. . -, 'if-5 CARMELA PIERRO Cafeteria Squad, 2 iermsg Locker Squad. 1 term. TO BE A SUCCESS IN THE BUSINESS WORLD, AND TO MAKE THOSE WHO LOVE ME PROUD OF ME BUSINESS SCHOOL RAY PISER Air Raid Wardeng Handball Team. TO BE A SUCCESSFUL ENGI- NEER CAL AERO PHIL PITERA Cafeteria Squad. TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN ALL MY UNDERTAKINGS U.S. NAVY STANLEY PIZIK COURT REPORTER HEFFLEY G BROWN ANTOINETTE PIZZUTO TO BE A SUCCESSFUL STENOG- RAPHER BUSINESS COLLEGE CARMELLA PLUCHINO TO BE A SUCCESS IN MY UN DERTAKINGS CAROL ANN POLLACK Latayette News Representative, 3 terms, Service Squad, 2 terms, Secretary to Mrs. Litton, Official Class Secretary. TO MAKE MYSELF WORTHY OF THOSE WHO LOVE ME BROOKLYN COLLEGE tNightl VIRGINIA POLLIO Member of Cheering Squad, 2 years, Captain of Cheering Squad, V2 year, Lafayette Or- chestra, l year, Mr. Baron's Of- fice. DANCER-MODEL TO MAKE MY LOVED ONES PROUD OF ME BROOKLYN COLLEGE BARRY POPPER Service Squad, Projection Squad. PHARMACIST BROOKLYN COLLEGE OF PHAR- MACY SILVY PORCELLI Manager of Football Squad, Caf- eteria Squad, Service Squad, Locker Squad. PHARMACIST ST. IOHN'S UNIVERSITY-COL LEGE OF PHARMACY RAY PRATI Student Court, Senior Arista, Iun- ior Arista, Locker Squad. DOCTOR N.Y.U. CONNIE PRIVITERA Mrs. Walcs' Secretary, Mr. Gold- man's Secretary, Locker Squad. TO LIVE THE LIFE I LOVE AND LOVE THE LIFE I LIVE . K 9 -IT. S 3 -'X Q 'R , , 1 4 kv Q L. Q Q S N. .. X, A X an X BESSIE PUNZO A Teachers Helper, Grade A-dV1S' er's Office, G.O. Represe-IIIOTIVG. 4th term, Table Captain. MY LIFE WILL BE COMPLETE WHEN HE IS MINE ALONE TO KEEP BROOKLYN COLLEGE tNigl'1tl IOHANNA PUNZONE Emergency Room Helper. TO MAKE THOSE I LOVE PROUD OF ME AND TO APPEAR ON VOGUE'S COVER BROOKLYN COLLEGE tNightl DONALD PYNE Service Squad, Cafeteria Squad, Locker Squad. TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN ALL MY UNDERTAKINGS BROOKLYN COLLEGE THOMAS QUATTROCHI INTERIOR DECORATOR f SALiv TA XL ff? I 1, it ' j R Iikjfl X off ' I -J - X' IDELLE RAPPAPORT Secretary to Mr. Arbeit, Secre- tary to Mrs. Simons, Secretary to Mr. Yudell, Secretary to Mr. POCCli: Secretary to Mr. Rizzuto. TO MAKE THOSE WHO LOVE ME PROUD OF ME BROOKLYN COLLEGE PHYLLIS RAPPAPORT Secretary to Miss Druss, Secre- tary to Mrs. Reid, Girls' Emer- gency Room. TO REACH THE HIGHEST STEP ON THE LADDER OF SUC- CESS AND HAVE MY PAR- ENTS SHARE EACH STEP FRANK RAPPORT G.O. Representative. TO CONTINUE MY CAREER IN THE MERCHANT MARINE f KINGS POINT MERCHANT MA- RINE ACADEMY H ffff7LQ,,fiA T' x U I X504 2 :ST WILLIAM REBACK IOSEPH REGA DORINE REICH Secretary to Mr. Gohich. TO BECOME A GOOD SECRE- TARY L STEPHEN REICH T e a c h e r ' s Helper, Cafeteria Squad. TO BE A SUCCESSFUL BIG BUSINESSMAN BROOKLYN COLLEGE ,,X .-,. ' tl , LORRAINE REINER English Office, 2 terms, Secre- toxial Office, l term, Secretary to Mr. Lifton, Secretary to Mr. Iaf- f . T65 LOVE AND BE LOVED ,I , ,KIA If -7- ALEXANDRA Library wif,-fr MA AN REITZEN IV years, Glee Club, llfg years, G: . Representative, 2 terms, Worked in Mr. Pocai's Of- fice, Emergency Room, 1 term, Nurse's Office, l term. TO BE A SUCCESS IN SHOW BUSINESS AND MAKE MY PARENTS AND FRIENDS PROUD OF ME IUILLIARD HANNETTE RESNIKOFF Senior Grade Representative, Major L , Secretary of Senior and Iunior Arista, Co-Captain of Go-Getters, Mr. Tho1fsen's Squad. 5 terms, Cafeteria Squad, Usher, Class Representative to G.O. TO BE ABLE TO FACE THAT WHICH THE FUTURE HOLDS FOR ME BROOKLYN COLLEGE GERALDINE RIBAUDO Iunior Arista, Senior Arista, Sec- retary to Mr. Baron, l year, Mr. Lifton, Locker Squad, TO DEVOTE MY LIFE TO THE ONE I LOVE AND OUR FAM- ILY TO BE ROBERT RICHARD Band, Service Squad, Participated in Senior Show. TO BE A SUCCESS IN MY UN- DERTAKINGS STATE TECH 7 ALICE RICHARDS Secretary to Mr. Barony Secre- if hm. A tarial Studies Officeg Senior Aris- 7 I I tag Secretary to Mr. Gordong Caf- I ,f . N A eteria Squad. A TO OWN AND RAISE HORSES 3 X II I A 'ik J, . . . f f f A D II. M 'LE . F' si Foot llg ervi a nn I afeteria Squa . TO BE SUCO IN ALL MY S FIELDS or ENDEAVOR Q, KINGS POINT MERCHANT MA- RINE ACADEMY -5 ANNA RIVIERZO Secretary to Mr. Liftong G.O, Rep- resentativeg Class Secretaryg Sec- retary to Mrs. Edisong Locker Squadg Glee Clubg Newman Clubg Lafayette Concertg Secre- tary to Miss Hechtg Senior Showg Grade Adviser's Secretary. TO BE A SUCCESS IN ALL MY UNDERTAKINGS AND MAKE THE ONES WHO LOVE ME PROUD OF ME N.Y.U. IOHN RIVITUSO Captain of Bowling Team. BALISTICS EXPERT DOMINICK RIZZITANO Service Squad. AIR FORCE FRANCES RIZZO Secretary to Mrs. Palevsky, 3rd, 4th, 8th termsg Miss Weissman, 7th termg Miss Samowitz, Miss Linckg Usherette at Graduation. TO ACHIEVE A LEVEL THAT WILL ENLIGHTEN THE HEARTS OF THOSE WHO LOVE ME VI I ,ex ,ff -X, y f 1 f' 'X '77 I . 3 4? MYRNA ROSENBAUM Red Cross, Representative for Mr. Iacobsg Marquisg Helper tO Miss Linckg Helper to Miss Weiss- rnang Secretary to Mr. Krupitsky: Representative for Mrs. O'Lough- lin. TO HAVE A SUCCESSFUL AND HAPPY LIFE WITH MARVIN BROOKLYN COLLEGE HADASSAH ROSENBERG Program Committeeg Secretary to Mr. Krumbeing Secretary to Mr. Olshanskyg Mr. Grady's Office Squadg Senior Arista. TO BE A SUCCESS IN LIFE AND A CREDIT TO MY PARENTS BROOKLYN COLLEGE DONALD ROSENBLATT Iunior Aristag Senior Aristag Phys- ical Science Squad. CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNT- ANT CITY COLLEGE ERNEST ROSENBLATT Stage Crew, Captaing Varsity Shows, '52-'53g Senior Shows, 4 terrnsg Major CAREER IN ELECTRONICS R.C.A. INSTITUTE AILEEN ROSHKIN Glee Clubg Iunior Aristag Senior Aristag Major L g Library Squadg Grade Adviser's Sguadg Secre- tary to Mr. Rappaport. ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TEACH- ER BRO O KLY N COLLEGE LOUIS ROTHMAN Editor in Chief of Legendg Sports Editor of Lafayette Newsg Lawyer in Student Courig Major L g Iun- ior Aristag Senior Aristag Projec- tion Squadg Library Squqdg Cqf- eteria Squadg Infirmary Squad, TO BE A SUCCESSFUL LAWYER AND FURTHER THE CAUSE OF IUSTICE CORNELL UNIVERSITY IUDITH ROTHWAX Miss Lowenhaupt, Program Com- mittee, Lafayette News Repre- sentative, 3rd. Sth terms, Secre- tary to Mrs. Gardner, 2 terms, G,O. Class Representative, 8th term, Library Squad, Secretary to Mr. Shostak, Secretary to Mr. Goldstein, Secretary to Mrs. Don- ofri. TO ATTAIN THE HEIGHTS THAT ONLY HAPPINESS CAN BRING SECRETARIAL SCHOOL IULIET ROTONDO Secretary to Miss Canning, 2 years. TO BE AN EEEICIENT SECRE- TARY AND KIND AND CON- SIDERATE ALWAYS JACK HUBIN Service Squad. TO BE A SUCCESS BROOKLYN COLLEGE IOAN RUBIN Student Court, Grade Representa- tive, 8th term, G.O. Council. MUSICIAN BROOKLYN COLLEGE MARCIA RUBIN Switchboard O p e r a t o r, Office Squad, Newspaper Representa- tive, ART TEACHER-TO MAKE HS. HAPPY NEW PALTZ TEACHERS COL- LEGE IULIA RUBINO Late Squad, 3 terms, Cafeteria Squad, I term. TO MAKE' THOSE WHO LOVE ME PROUD OF ME BROOKLYN COLLEGE QQ! if ' L , W , .,g, ,I lgj- RAI-'FA2.1v,!fUB'INO .- .- -fi ' Iunior Arista, 'enior A'rista,!ASeG- 'if I, '. retary to Miss Dunn. . ,J 1 TO TEACH gif'-ENTER INTO. My FoR ,GN R 'ATIONSI' , z BROO YN CO E, ' LV, x ,LLJPJK IL! 1 ' , 1 IN I 'X l Lil' 2, 'ji A . I Iv , l, N J I 1 1 ,- , ' , 4 . . , r 'f , fl I Haj: LJ fi IMI? nb!! Cin!! I 1 I ' II , 1 , f,, , I if- . JLWU f f fl' , ROBERT RUBINSTEIN Winner in Westinghouse Talent Search, Iunior Arista, Senior Aris- ta, President of Chemistry Club, 2 terms, Physical Science Office Squad, 6 terms, Chemistry Lab- oratory Squad, 4 terms. RESEARCH CHEMIST POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE OF BROOKLYN CARMINE RUGGIERO Football Varsity, 4 years, Cafe- teria Squad, 2 years, First Aid Squad, I year. TO BE A GREAT MAN LIKE MY COACH SOUTH CAROLINA FORTUNE RUOCCO Iunior Arista, Late Squad, 2 years, Secretary to Mrs. O'Shea, 2 years, Newman Club, Secretary to Mr. Baron, Mrs. Perks. PRIVATE SECRETARY DELEHANTY'S BUSINESS SCHOOL ALEXANDER RUSKEWICH Stage Crew, Varsity Show, '52- '53, Iunior and Senior Arista, Ma- jor TO BE A SUCCESSFUL ELEC- TRICAL ENGINEER CITY COLLEGE HESHY RUSSELL Co-Captain of Basketball Team, Cafeteria Squad, Health Educa- tion Squad. TO LIVE A COMPLETE AND HAPPY LIFE WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY FREDERICK RUSSO School Orchestrag School Bandg Cafeteria Squad. , TO BE A SUCCESS IN ANY FIELD I ENTER STATE UNIVERSITY IEAN RUSSO Editor-in-Chief of Marquisg Re- porter for Lafayette Newsg Leg- end Staffg Speakers' Bureau. BROOKLYN COLLEGE IOHN RUSSO Cafeteria Squad. DRAFTSMAN STATE TECH MICHAEL RUSSO Football Squad, 3 terms. TO BE A DRAFTSMAN STATE TECH PAUL RUSSO ttendance Office, IV2 years. COME A PHARMACIST 0 . lOI'IN'S UNIVERSITY 2. '-' fp , WW HENRIETTA RYDER Mr. Grady's Office Squadg Mrs, O'Rourke's Officeg Mr. Friedman's Secretaryp Secretary to Mr. Blankg G.O. Representative. TO MAKE THE ONES WHO LOVE ME PROUD OF ME Q , f 1 . g 29. ISAAC SAADA Mr. Schnapp's Secretary, 2 termsg Cafeteria Squad. TO BE A SUCCESS IN BUSINESS IERRY SACHS History Officeg Cafeteria Squad. TO MAKE THOSE WHO LOVE ME PROUD OF ME STATE UNIVERSITY IAMES SALAT Chemistry Clubg Chemistry Lab- oratory Squadg Physics Clulog Physics Laboratory Squadg Or- chestra. SCIENCE RESEARCH BROOKLYN COLLEGE IUDY SALINGER Associate Editor of Lafayette Newsg Feature Editor of Lafay- ette Newsg Senior Aristag Iunior Arista. TO BECOME A DOCTOR BARNARD COLLEGE LEWIS SAMSON Photography Editor of Legendg G.O. Class Representativeg Sen- ior Aristag Infirmary Attendantg Rifle Team. A DENTIST AND TO PROVE TO MY PARENTS THAT THEIR AS- SISTANCE IS NOT IN VAIN UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA DOMENICK SANTA MARIA TO BE A DEFENSE WORKER egel'lJ gcbford BARBARA EPSTEIN JOAN FISQHMAN Associate Editor Art Editor f V ,C 1 7 4 X ffl lf f Ji , ' f , ff 7 1 AM Mfnflff fjfwf f MR. SAM LEVINE Facility Adviser I -e ELEANORE HARRIS, RENEE STEIN AUDREY ALTHOLZ MARTY KRAMS Ljfpfa,-y Editor Business and Technical Editors The Legend wishes to thank Mrs. Helen Pol1ack's Advanced Clerical Practice Class for its help in typing the yearbook material, Mr. Jerome Shostak for his advice in the selection of the literary material and Mr. John Eustice for his aid in the selection of the artwork. SALVATORE SANTORO Service Squad, Cafeteria Squad. TO BE A DRUGGIST ST. IOHN'S COLLEGE OF PHAR- u MAC , Amd, f h r I JAJA-EE ROBERTA SAUL Monitor Board Operator in Mrs. Lewis' Office, Secretary tc Mrs. Litton, Secretary to Mrs. Engel- bourgg Mrs. Zeiger's Helper, Dr. f Arbeit's Helper. TO LIVE THE LIFE I LOVE AND LOVE THE LIFE I LIVE COMPTOMETER OPERATOR 8 Senior Arista. ANGELINA MATILDA SCARLATA A H Library Squad, Locker Squad, ' Basketball Club, Volleyball Club. TO BE A SINGER Yau? 4 AA ANTHONY SCHICCHI School Band. TO BECOME AN ENGINEER BROOKLYN COLLEGE TOBY SCHMUCKLER W TO HAVE A SUCCESSFUL EU- ' I TURE AND MAKE THOSE WHO LOVE ME PROUD OF ME V' L I his, X I+-uv , A. LLI' . BRUCE SCHNEIDER Biology Squad, 5 terms. TO BE A CHEMICAL ENGINEER CITY COLLEGE ARTHUR SCHWARTZ Biology Laboratory Squad, 5 terms, l952 Soccer Tea BEC E A HEMI Y C L CE I FAI . PHYLLIS SCHWARTZ TO MAKE THOSE WHO LOVE ME PROUD OF ME CLERICAL WORKER PHYLLIS SCI-IWARTZ Library Squad, Cafeteria Squad, Secretary for Mrs, Zinkin. TO MAKE MY WONDERFUL PARENTS PROUD OF ME IN EVERY WAY I CAN RITA SCHWARTZ Tennis Club, I term, Secretary to Mrs. Iohanson, I term, Secretary to Mr. Shapiro, I term, Table Captain in Cafeteria, I term. TO MAKE THOSE I LOVE PROUD OF ME lI.Y.U. CNightJ RONALD SCHWARTZ Soccer Team, Service Squad, G.O. Class Representative. TO BE A SUCCESSFUL PHAR- MACIST AND OWN MY OWN PHARMACY BROOKLYN COLLEGE OF PHAR- MACY NICHOLAS SCICLUNA ELECTRONIC TECH THROUGH US. AIR FORCE STATE TECH SANDRA SEFF Iunior and Senior Aristag Helper to School Nurseg Helper to Mrs. Palevsky, 2 yearsg Secretary to Mr. Herscher. TO MAKE THE ONES I LOVE PROUD OF ME MADISON BUSINESS SCHOOL DONALD SEHNER TO BE A MILLIONAIRE CITY COLLEGE ESTHER SEROUYA Teacher's Helperg Secretary to Mr. Pincus, 2 terms. TO BE A PRIVATE SECRETARY FOR AN EXECUTIVE RUTH SHABER Library Squadg Secretary to Mr. Brennerg Secretary to Mrs. O'Loughlin. TO MAKE MYSELF HAPPY WHILE TRYING TO MAKE OTHERS HAPPY BROOKLYN COLLEGE tNightl IEROME SHAPIRO Service Squadg Cafeteria Squad. SALESMAN or BUYER SHEILA SHAPIRO Secretary to Miss Rubin. A' TO BECOME A SUCCESSFUL SECRETARY BUSINESS SCHOOL A ' IOYCE SHAW ' ' ' Iunior and Senior Aristag Helper I Q to Mrs. Palevsky, 2 yearsp Pro- D N A gram Comrriitteeg Secretary to Am Mr. Santorag Helper to Mr. 3 J' Schnappz G.O. Class Representa- X , tive, Sth term. A - BooKKEEPER LARRY SHIKOWITZ Mirneograph and Supply Squad, 2 yearsg Cafeteria Squad, 1 term. RESEARCH CHEMIST BROOKLYN COLLEGE BARBARA SHIMM Senior Aristap Iunior Aristag Glee Clubg Late Squadg Library Squad. TO LIVE THE LIFE I LOVE AND LOVE THE LIFE I LIVE MILLER'S SECRETARIAL SCHOOL ANGELA SIBARIUM Secretary to Mrs. Leigher, Mr. Yudelly G.O. Representativeg Sec- retary to Mrs. Perks. Mrs. Liftong Switchboard Operator in Miss Lewis' Officeg Helper in Mr. Po- cai's Office. TO GET A MRS. DEGREE BROOKLYN COLLEGE CNightl IOEL SIEGEL istry Clubg Chemistry Squadg Cafeteria Squad. TO BE A PHYSICIAN CARLETON COLLEGE Iunior Aristag Senior Aristag Phys- ics Clubg Vice-President of Cherri- Q oisfsrsarzi. efball ea Caflteria uad IN IUN R KE,,, VJ SL. . 'f f , - I T M K5 c E, 11-fs ,Vial U ,D ,X x x STAN SIEGEL Cafeteria Squad, Baseball Team. TO BE A SUCCESS AND TO ET ALONG WELL WITH OTH- ERS , CITY COLLEGE BARRY SILFEN Iuniar Arista, Emergency Squad, Baseball Team, French Club, Cafeteria Squad, Leaders Corps. TO BE A SUCCESSFUL DEN- TIST BROOKLYN COLLEGE BEVERLY SILVERSTEIN English Office, Bookkeeping Of- fice, Cafeteria Squad, Secretary to Mrs. Doyaga, Class Secretary, 4 terms. TO BE ABLE TO LOVE AND BE LOVED IN RETURN DAVID SILVERSTEIN TO BE A CONCERT PIANIST AND MUSIC TEACHER IUILLIARD ALLEN SIMON Chemistry and Physics Squads and Clubs, Cafeteria Squad, Program Committee, Iunior Aris- ta, Major TO BECOME AN ATOMIC PHYS- ICIST COOPER UNION X x . I 3 A . X f 1 K f X 5 Z 9 fs 1 X N X Qs W4 f lm I NN 1 f X STUART SIMONS Leaders Squad, Cafeteria Squad, Attendance Squad, Math Office. TO DECIDE ON SOMETHING WHICH WILL MAKE ME HAP- PY, AND THOSE I LOVE PROUD OF ME BROOKLYN COLLEGE LESTER SINGER General Science Club, Cafeteria Squad. TO BE A SUCCESSFUL AC- COUNTANT CITY COLLEGE WARREN SMITH Speakers' Bureau, G.O. Show, Major L for Service and Mu- sic, Legend Staff, Orchestra, 4 terms, Band, 3 terms, Swing Band, Senior Show, Cafeteria Squad, Senior Council. TO BE A SUCCESSFUL AND PROSPEROUS ELECTRONICAL ENGINEER C.C.N.Y, THEODORE SMOLLER President of G.O., President of Hebrew Club, 3 years, Student Court, 5 terms, Major L for Serv- ice, Senior and Iunior Arista, G.O. Class Representative, Cafe- teria Squad, 5 terms, Band, I term. , TO EXTEND THE REALM OF SCIENCE COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY AL SNAIDAS Spanish Club, Attendance Squad, Cafeteria Squad. PSYCHOLOGIST BROOKLYN COLLEGE PHYLLIS SOLOWAY Iunior Arista, Senior Arista, G.O. Representative, English Office, Stenogrcfphy Office, Class Secre- tary, 5 terms. TO LIVE, LOVE AND BE HAPPY AND MAKE MY PARENTS PROUD OF ME BROOKLYN COLLEGE EMANUEL SOMER Band, 2 years, Service Squad: Leaders Corps. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION CITY COLLEGE ELEANOR SORRENTINO Secretary to Mrs, Zinking Secre- tary to Mr. Haipertg Library Squadg Nurse's Office, Secretary to Miss Rubin. TO MAKE THOSE WHO LOVE ME PROUD OF ME PRIVATE SECRETARY BUSINESS SCHOOL LUCRETIA SPAGNUOLO Mr. Nussbaurn's Office Staff, 6 termsg Secretary to Mrs. Blickerg Secretary to Mrs. LeBow. TO BE A SUCCESSFUL TECH- NOLOGIST AND TO MAKE MY PARENTS PROUD OF ME NEW YORK STATE UNIVERSITY OF APPLIED ARTS AND SCI- ENCES FRANCINE SPATZ Miss Hecht's Squadg L i D r a r y Squad. A SUCCESSFUL SECRETARY DONALD SPECTOR Varsity Soccer Tearn, Major L , Stage Squad, 2 terms, Varsity Showg Senior Show. TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN THE CAREER OF MY CHOICE HAMILTON ROBERTA SPIELFOGEL Iunior Arista, Senior Arista, Glee Clubg Office Squad for Miss Lew- is, Office Squad in Grade Ad- viser's Officeg Major L in Mu- sic. TO MAKE THOSE WHO LOVE ME PROUD OF ME BROOKLYN COLLEGE PHILIP SPINA Assistant to Mr. Kelrrian, 2 years, Dr. Arbeit's Helper. TO BE A SUCCESS IN ANY FIELD I ENTER WILLIAM SPINDELL Biology Squad, Locker Squadg Cafeteria Squadp C h e ni i s tr y Squad. TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN ALL MY ENDEAVORS MORRIS SPIVAK Cafeteria Squad, 3 yearsg Locker Squad, 1 terrng Service Squad, I term. TO BECOME A SUCCESSFUL OPTOMETRIST BROOKLYN COLLEGE ANGELA SQUICCIARINI Secretary to Mr. Hauptg Secre- tary to Miss Goodrnarig Secretary to Mrs. Linckg Locker Squadg Secretary to Miss Hart. SECRETARY BROOKLYN COLLEGE ROBERT STANDER Cafeteria Squad, Locker Squad, CHEMICAL ENGINEER U,C.L.A. SHEILA STECKENBERG P r o g r a rn Committeeg Library SCIUGC1: Art Squad, Marquis Art Staff, Iunior Aristag Legend Art Staffg Senior Arista. TO TEACH AS WONDERFULLY AS MRS. GILBERT BROOKLYN COLLEGE BARRY STEIN Iunior Arista, Cafeteria Squad, Emergency Room Squad, G.O. Representative. DOCTOR COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY LEWIS STEIN Sports Editor of Lafayette News, Senior Arista, 2 terms, Physical Science Department, 2 Terms, Technical Staff of Legend. TO BECOME A SUCCESSFUL ACCOUNTANT CITY COLLEGE RENEE STEIN Major L for Music, Tennis Club, Major L for Service, Or- chestra, 5 terms, Lafayette News, Business Staff, Technical Editor of Legend, Iunior Arista, Secre- tary Treasurer of Senior Class, Prom Committee. TO BE A SUCCESSFUL MUSI- CIAN BROOKLYN COLLEGE LENORE STEINHAUS Secretary of G.O., Legend Staff, Twirlers, Cafeteria Squad, Major L , Usher Squad, 2 terms, Senior Arista, Lafayette News Represen- tative, Record Office. TO BE FOREVER HAPPY AND HAVE THE ABILITY TO MAKE OTHERS HAPPY TOO BROOKLYN COLLEGE ROCKY STELLA Rifle Team. PHARMACIST ST. IOHN'S COLLEGE OF PHAR- MACY SHEILA STENG Secretary to Mr. Santora. TO MAKE THOSE WHO LOVE ME PROUD OF ME 4' 'ff' ek , ga ' ,, RICHARD STINE PRACTICE IN FIELD OF ELEC- TRICITY INTEND TO IOIN THE U.S. AIR FORCE MARTIN STRAUSS TO BE A SUCCESS IN THE BUS- INESS WORLD BROOKLYN COLLEGE RONALD STRAUSS Biology Squad, Locker Squad, Cafeteria Squad, Service Squad, Mimeography Squad. TO BE A SUCCESSFUL BUSI- NESSMAN NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY IERRY TANTLEFF Band, 3 years, Service Squad, I year, Cdfeteria Squad, I year. LOOK, MA, I FINALLY MADE ITE N.Y.U. MOSES TAWIL Stage Crew, Captain, Varsity Show, Senior Show, 4 terms, Ma- jor HL . TO BE A SUCCESSFUL ME- CHANICAL ENGINEER CITY COLLEGE RUTH TAWIL Secretary to Dr, Arbeit, Secre- tary to Mr. Brenner, Cafeteria Squad. TO MAKE ALL THOSE WHO LOVE ME PROUD OF ME BROOKLYN COLLEGE GEORGE TEICHNER Leaders Corpsg Service Squadg Secretary of Mr. Pocaig Varsity Show. TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN ALL MY ENDEAVORS AND TO ATTAIN HAPPINESS ALWAYS N.Y.U. IAMES TERRY TO BE A PLAYBOY NOTRE DAME MARION TESCHNER Boostersg Mr. Pocai's Officeg Sec- retary for Mr. Freilichg Secretary for Dr, Levirieg Lavatory Squad. TO ACHIEVE FAME AND GOOD FORTUNE THROUGH THE COMING YEARS BROOKLYN COLLEGE IOSEPH TESORO Gym Squadg Cafeteria Squad. TO MAKE THOSE WHO LOVE ME PROUD OF ME FRANK THIEKE Dark Room Assistant. TO IOIN UNCLE SAM'S NAVY AND SEE THE WORLD MICHIGAN BARBARA TRAMAGLINO Treasurer of Boostersg Marquis Represeritativeg S eriior Aristag Locker Squadg Office S q u a dg Math Office Squadg Office Squad in Miss Lewis' Officeg Mr. Grady's Squad. TO MAKE MY LIFE A SIGNIFI- CANT ONE ST. IOHN'S UNIVERSITY fr-ww. 'F-5-vw 5 fy, I -3 ..., ' 4 1?-'Q I Q ...viii lf . ' I x Na Wu- 'iff JQ Q35 'R nah- fwg, DOLORES TROIANO Iuriior Aristag Senior Aristag Lock- er Squadg Secretary to Mr. Lif- tori, Mr, Boriorn. TO BE A COMPETENT SECRE- TARY AND HOPE THAT A CERTAIN COP GIVES ME A 'ITICKET FOR LIFE ROSLYN TROPEA Secretary to Mr. Liftori, Dr. Ar- beitg Locker Squad. TO MARRY A MILLIONAIRE AND TRAVEL AROUND THE WORLD MRS. DEGREE DONNA TROTTO Member of Lafayette Glee Clubg Secretary to Mr. Rappaporf. TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN ALL MY DOINGS PAUL TUMMINIA Orchestra, I yearg G.O. Repre- sentative. STRUCTURAL ENGINEER NEW YORK UNIVERSITY OF AP- PLIED ARTS G SCIENCES IOSEPHINE UGLIALORO Library Squad. TO LIVE AND LEARN IN THE PRESENT AND LOOK FOR- WARD WITH HOPE TO THE FUTURE BROOKLYN COLLEGE VICTOR URGO Cafeteria Squadg Office Squad U-anguage Officebg Mrs. Mares- ca's Helper, 3 terrnsg Lafayette News HGIPSYJ Door Patrol in Gym. TO PLAY PROFESSIONAL BALL BROOKLYN COLLEGE PAUL URSINI TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN THE THE BUSINESS WORLD A-2544. if AQ f cdrv ' A . ff-Mc ifwf ci ,4fk,fA,.3' , , W0 FRA ic U SINO L A ai eria Sq yidg acher's H lp- . I . I VR ro'-ws ESQQQLTN U, MY f DEAV RQ ff f - - A . f--fx.,l 'N , ll 7 ' vs fffffr' ig ,aff 4 ANG:-:Lo vf LEN 1- 'L' X Band. ' SCIENT N.Y. mwwf Q..-J'- ' - WAX . CLAIRE VALENTI Secretary to Miss Rubing Booster Squadg Locker Squadg Teachers Helperg Secretary to Mrs. Stella, TO LIVE AND LOVE AND TO HAVE A HAPPY LIFE WITH FRANK AND TO RECEIVE A MRS. DEGREE BROOKLYN COLLEGE IOE VALENTI Cafeteria Squad. TO GET SOMEWHERE IN THE FIELD OF MECHANICAL EN- GINEERING STATE TECH FRANK VALENZA TO MAKE MY PARENTS PROUD OF ME ff-422 I 1 f, ff' ,cf - T., . I , DMZ, 2' J N , . xx as 'fi 5-I . . W av x., 2 i Xi HMS .fat 'I MARIE VALVASSORI Glee Clubg Italian Club CNeW- man Clublg President of Prefect, 7th termg Secretary to Mr. Nuss- baumg Secretary to Mr. Fisherg Library Squad, l term. TO SEE THE WORLD IN MY OWN CAR-BE SUCCESSFUL IN THE BUSINESS WORLD IOHN VENTIMIGLIA Soccer Team, 3 yearsg Service Squadg Newman Clubg Cafeteria Squad, AERONAUTICAL ENGINEER ROSALIE VENTURA Late Squad, 2 yearsp Iunior and Senior Aristap Mrs. Palevskys Helper, Z termsg Mr, Baron's Sec- retaryp Speed Club, TO MAKE THOSE WHO LOVE ME PROUD OF ME ANN VERGA Lavatory Squadg Secretary to Mr. Tholfseng Secretary to Mrs. Gardnerg Assistant to Mr. Fried- man. TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN ALL MY UNDERTAKINGS 'CARM 4- VIT IJZP L ed o ' adp., ecre- ' . s - ' s Secretary pt. . U S I N E S S 1' 'KP THEN TO BE f . .5 SAMMARCQ +V if Ol L, 4' WILLIAM VITTORIA Helper to Mr. Friedmang Locker Squad. TO BECOME TOP NOTCH AC- COUNTANT BUSINESS COLLEGE BARBARA VLOTKOFSKY Secretary in Grade Adviser's Office for Mrs. O'Shea, Secretary for Mr. Krurnbein, Class Secre- tary for Mrs. Brennen, Social Studies Office, 2 years, Glee Club. TO MAKE MY LIFE A SIGNIFI- CANT ONE CITY COLLEGE IEAN VOLINO Secretary for Miss Linck, Secre- tary for Mrs. Haupt, Locker Squad. 'TO BE A SECRETARY TO MAKE MY ENTIRE LIFE A SUCCESS LENORE WACHS junior and Senior Arista, Math Team, Math Club, G.O. Class Representative, 4 terms, Attend- ance Office Squad, terms, Mar- quis Representative. ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TEACH- ER TO ALWAYS DO THE BEST I CAN BROOKLYN COLLEGE GAY WAGNER Mr, Grady's Office Squad, Locker Squad, Cafeteria Squad, Mrs. Gardner's Secretary. MAY MY LIFE WITH MAURICE BE A LONG AND HAPPY ONE HERMAN WAPNEH Orchestra, 3 terms. TO BE A SUCCESSFUL EDUCA- TOR AND ATTAIN A PHD. BROOKLYN COLLEGE STEPHANIE WARSHAVSKY Junior Arista, Twirlers, 3 years, Usher Squad, Mr. Grady's Office Squad. SUCCESSFUL IN ANY CI-IOSEN FIELD CORNELL UNIVERSITY l f in flu,- .S-:fy ,ag E fx GLORIA WASSERMAN English Office Squad, Class Sec- retary for Mrs. Levine, l year. TO BE A WELL-LIKED TEACHER BROOKLYN COLLEGE if ll 7 'Po I b I 4 ,Q f t ' ' -I ' ' W ff fwof , , A- we ! LW fiat ff W' . GLADYSVWAXMAN G.O. Representative, Secretary to Mr. Horn, Worked in Library. TO SEE A WORLD WHERE ALL MEN LIVE TOGETHER IN PEACE AND FRIENDSHIP CITY COLLEGE MARTIN WEINGER Mirneograph Squad, Social Stud- ies Office. IOIN THE AIR FORCE AND BE- COME A GOOD ELECTRICIAN BARBARA WEINSTEIN Varsity Show, 2 years, Speakers' Bureau, Legend Staff, 2 years, Boys' Dean Office Squad, Major L , Lafayette News, Marquis, Red 'Cross Representative, G.O. Class Representative, 6 terms, G.O. Show, Table Captain. TO KEEP SMILING N.Y.U. RICHARD WEINSTEIN Service Squad, Cafeteria Squad, Iunior Arista, Biology Club, Mr. Pocai's Secretary. TO BE AN EXCEPTIONALLY SUCCESSFUL DOCTOR DARTMOUTH 1 EUGENE WEISS COMMERCIAL PILOT MIAMI UNIVERSITY GLENDA WEISS Go-Getters, Grade Advisers Of- fice, l year, Usher at Graduation. PHYSICAL THERAPIST BROOKLYN COLLEGE BERT WEISSMAN Biology Squad. MILLIONAIRE N.Y.U. pu! +f2f7.,a6 ,fi ' CAROL WELT Feature Editor of Lafayette News, Lafayette News Staff, Literary Staff of Legend, Library Squad, Iunior and Senior Arista, Student Court, Major MEDICAL PROFESSION BROOKLYN AND N.Y,U. BERNICE WENITZKY Senior Arista, Secretary to Mrs. Brennen, Secretary for Miss Smith, Miss Goldberg, Mr. Ed- wards. TO MAKE MY LOVED ONES PROUD OF ME-TEACHER BROOKLYN COLLEGE FLORENCE WIENER Library Squad, Secretary to Mrs. S. Levine, Secretary to Mrs. Gard- ner, Program Committee. TO BE A SUCCESS IN LIFE- PSYCHOLOGIST ,BROOKLYN COLLEGE ROBERTA WILEN Secretary to Miss Hart, Miss Dunn, Helper to Mrs. Palevsky, Girls' Emergency Room. TO BE A SUCCESS AS A COMPTOMETER OPERATOR I.B.M. I ' 4. X I - X K Q fs., A gg . r al X N 'iv is SQA IUDITH WITKIN Iunior Arista, Cantata and Glee Club, 2 years, Secretary to Mr. Steinhauer, Secretary to Mrs. Winchester, Secretary to Mr. Mill- man. TO RECEIVE ALL THAT LIFE HAS TO OFFER MARVIN YAKER TO BE A SUCCESSFUL LAWYER CITY COLLEGE IOEL YALOFF Service Squad. TELEVISION ENGINEER CITY COLLEGE ELEANOR YAM Girl Leader of Iunior Arista, Lafayette News, Assistant Editor of Marquis, Legend, Program Committee, English Office, Math Office, Senior Council. IOURNALIST or TEACHER BROOKLYN COLLEGE DAVID ZAGLIN TO BE A SUCCESS R.C.A. k 1 IUDITH ZANGER Biology Laboratory Squad, 6 terms, Biology Office Squad, President of Conservation Club, 2 terms, Math Office Sqaud, 2 terms, Secretary to Mr. Wolf, Mr. Schnapp, Mrs. Engelbourg. BIOLOGIST CORNELL DONALD ZELLER TO BE A SUCCESSFUL ARCHI- TECT BROOKLYN COLLEGE FLORETTE ALTMAN Go-Gettersg Mr. Grady's Office Squad. TO MAKE THOSE WHO LOVE ME PROUD AND HAPPY NEW YORK STATE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY HOWARD BIOLOS Glee Club. 5 terms. TO BE A DENTAL MECHANIC ARTIE BOROCK Art Editor of Marquisg Art Editor of L a f a y e t t e Newsg Football Teamg Leaders Corpsg Art Squadg Locker Squad. SUCCESSFUL COMMERCIAL AR- TIST PRATT INSTITUTE IUDITH COHEN MIKE CRIMI A 'yvling Team. C O BE A DENTIST Q' . IV O0 ,ITM . SUMMER SCHOOL HOPEFULS 1 GAH. ROSENBERG V S p e a k e r S' Bureaug Tv-'YQWSP S W i t c h b o ar d Operator: U-O' Showg Gym CaptaingSenior Show of Ian. '53g Grade Advisers Of' ficeg Secretary to Miss Canning- TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN THE FIELD OF MUSICAL COMEDY BROOKLYN COLLEGE ROBERT CUNNINGHAM TO SUCCEED IN ALL MY UN- DERTAKINGS RICHARD FAUCI C a f e t e r i a Squadg Infirmary Squad. TO BE A SUCCESS GARY FRANK Cafeteria Squad, I year. TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN ANY- THING I UND-ERTAKE STATE TECH HARRIET GIAMMUSSO Locker Squadg Secretary to Mr. Plaiag Secretary to Mr. Friedman. TO MAKE THOSE WHO LOVE ME PROUD OF ME MITCHELL GOLDBLATT Iunior Aristag Biology Laboratory. Lafayette News Staff. ' TO BE A SUCCESSFUL DOCTOR AND MAKE MY P A P E It-I T S PROUD OF ME BROOKLYN COLLEGE ' IU- ROBERT GOOLIVIAN Foreign Language Office, 2 terms, Locker Squad. PRINTER BROOKLYN COLLEGE CIRO GRILLO TO BF A PROFESSIONAL BASE- BALL PLAYER STEPHEN HALPERT Cafeteria Squad, Service Squad. LAW RHODE ISLAND UNIVERSITY X A K lf..-J gp?- HERBERT IANOW Lafayette News, Student Court, Business Staff of Legend, Iunior and Senior Arista. TO STUDY MEDICINE UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHU- SETTS LEONARD KORNBLUTH ELAINE LINDERMAN HOPE LISELL CAMILLE LIVOTI CELESTE LOSURDO Official Class Secretary, Mrs. Stella, IVZ years, Glee Club, Ma- jor L , GO. Representative, Sth, 7th terms, Newman Club, I year, Marquis Representative Italian Class Secretary, 2 years, Italian Club, Concert, Science Club. TO MAKE THOSE WHO LOVE ME PROUD OF ME ALWAYS PASADENA PLAYHOUSE, CALI- FORNIA PHILIP MADDALENA Service Squad, G.O. Representa- tive, Cafeteria Squad, Leaders Corps, Gym. TO ENTER THE PROFESSIONAL FIELD OF SPORTS STATE TECH DONALD MELLONE Service Squad, Locker Squad, Cafeteria Squad. TO BE A SUCCESS IN ALL MY UNDERTAKINGS IN LIFE BROOKLYN COLLEGE MARCIA NADATA Bathroom Squad, Locker Room Squad. MAKE MY PARENTS PROUD OF ME AND MAKE A GOOD WIFE FOR STAN IOSEPH PAOLILLA Mimeograph Squadg G.O. Repre- sentative. TO BECOME A BUSINESSMAN PACE COLLEGE ,B ,2-4-if' W? f ' ,-4,82 tl' CHARLES PRESTIA VINCENT PUNZONE Orchestra, 4 termsg Cafeteria Squad, 2 terms. MUSICIAN AND ACTOR TO ENTER PASADENA PLAY- HOUSE TO BECOME A GREAT STAR OR ANOTHER ARTIE SHAW PACE COLLEGE 7 A 41 F5 Q? 7 1 I if ' 12 A S ILOQLXEAUL ROTHKOFF N A 'J In f' If f'c'4-Mf-- L1 O ,,, MQW ,gm-ffm 3 CUIJQ aww MARTIN ROSENEL Study Hall, Secretaryg Spanish Otticeg Cafeteria Squad, 2 termsg Gym Monitor, 2 terms. TO SUCCEED IN ALL MY UN- DERTAKINGS STATE TECH MELVIN ROSENTHAL V3 A , . -1 1,1 ROBERT SALVO Rifle Team. TO MAKE THOSE I LOVE PROUD OF ME ACADEMY OE AERONAUTICS MELVIN SHUMAN SALESMAN HOPE SILVERS DAVE SIMON Photography Clubg B o W lin g Teamg Service Squadg Rifle Teamg Chemistry Clubg Physics Clubg Attendance Officeg G.O. CHEMICAL TECHNICIAN MICHIGAN INSTITUTE OF TECH- NOLOGY ANNA SLOOP Emergency Room, 2 yearsg Secre- tary to Mrs. Holihang Secretary to Mrs. Barad. TO MAKE MOM AND BROTHER SEYMOUR PROUD OF ME REGISTERED NURSE BROOKLYN IEWISH HOSPITAL SANDRA SPRINGER TO MAKE THOSE WHO LOVE ME PROUD OF ME Y.. .1 ,..i-a-.-.ma ....f., ,..- Cafeteria Squadg Mr. Pocai's Squad. ENGINEER U.C.L,A. IULIAN STONE ELLIOT SUEDE JUNE l953 CAMERA SHY FRANK ENGLISE RAYMOND MUCIA I PETER v- . b giigeo H IC M , D FZQNTY ' O 1 0 - 1 :A l I Locker Squa - ears, - - CI X' 0161 0 .Z ALICE WILLNER Mrs. Kurmes' Office Squadg Tu- tor in Mathg Chemistry Labora- toryg Cafeteria Squadg Secretary to Mrs. Greenwald, Mr. Levitan, Mr. Krupitsky, Mr. Pasternack, Mr. Halpertp Senior Arista. TO BE SINCERE IN ALL MY EN- DEAVOHS BROOKLYN COLLEGE IOHN LESPERANCE PAUL GALLERIES Specializing in School Photography 44Portrait Packagew O Group Activity Identification Composite Color, Still and Movies 1Also-- AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS - DIPLOMA CASES ART REPRODUCTIONS - JEWELRY 336 NEW YORK AVENUE BROOKLYN 13, N. Y HYacinth 3-6052-5982 One hundred lIlQlEIlll PZIILQQL lug 33 Flatbush Avenue o Brooklyn 17, N. Y. Ulster 8-2500 SINCE 1915 we have been serving high schools and colleges of Greater New York . . . 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Opp. Bay 26th Street EVERYTHING FOR BOYS 8z GIRLS FROM INFANCY T0 TEEN AGE PIES AND CAKES YOU ENJOY IN YOUR CAFETERIA BAKED FOR YOU BY PARADISE BAKING CORPORATION 34 Norman Ave. Brooklyn 22, N Y Evergreen 7-3234-5-6 One hundred-two SCIENTIFIC ENGRAVING COMPANY PHoTo-ENGRAVERS NI 6-9768 406 WEST 31st STREET Compliments of C Z, t f omp amen s 0 H O S T E S S MAYONNAISE CO. THE LEGEND STAFF LONG ISLAND CITY JUNE 1953 ALMA MATER Oh Lafayette, our sacred Alma Mater, Within your walls dwell friendliness and charm. We promise you, each loyal son and daughter, To cherish you and shield you from harm. In Auld Lang Syne, your call oler land and water Will bring us back, Oh Lafayette. One hundred-three ffi----A --N ----fwniw..-fn-.-,.. KW,-,T-f,.,1,,.,uv-,,,w,-, J M J xU fijfjW Mis We Kemembeg L 7MMZQVgL,, QQVVVJXFQMQW fzffvmf ! ff nh 6 W gn - lj' Aff Q 1 f , ko Jllvlf !f,m. U-fi-4fLf0'V'J V Wai I L! XL nfl ,f Q if 7'W f . ff? f' ff' J ' 1 , V, , H f A-f ! 1 . A O k y ,iffy X l , ? . Y . 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